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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-22
CARNEY SAYS
BALDWIN COTS
ENTHUSIASTIC
DIRECTOR FROM THAT COUNTY
SAYS MUCH INTEREST Is BEING
TAKEN IN THE FAIR-ESCAM-
BIA COUNTY PREPARING FOR
EXHIBITS.

J. A. Carney, one of the Baldwin
county directors Of the Tri-County
Fair Association, was here this week
and reports that the farmers OF that
section are as enthusiastic over the
coming fair as are those of EScambia,
and like reports come from Santa
Rosa, and another indication of sue
cess for the fair is written in the nu-
merous inquiries that are d. y being
made by people right here in he city
who will make exhibits.
1t is really surprising that there are
so many Pensacola people who have
good chickens, good cows and good
hogs, and these will be s7ong the
more enthusiastic exhi ItOrs. OF
course these matters are TO a certain
extent fads with the towns people,
but il is the fsddists, the Cranks II
you please, in the chicken business
who have had much to do with the
enormous growth Of the pure bred
poultry business, which in return is
reflected in the poultry industry as an
industry until today the great Amer
lean hen stands high up in the list OF
revenue producers.
Take Missouri, for instance, with
her wealth of wheat, mules, beef and
AA1LdlHSy anu yet dDONC ali IQeSo III
that state stands the hen. Pensacola
today gets a large portion of her
poultry and eggs from Tennessee,
while there is no section of the coun-
try that is better adapted to the bust
ness than West Florida and South
Alabama, and the fair will show what
can be done along that line. So with
hogs More money is being sent out
OF every county, in this section for
hog products than the people pay
taxes, largely because the people
have not realized how profitable it is
to raise good hogs. but have thought
that hogs did not pay because they
have tried to prOfitabIy produce pork
with a class of stock that the corn
belt farmer knows that he would lose
money on He has learned this by
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-22
Mr.. PACKARD ON
PALAFOX PARK
By Condict G. Packard

not have occasion to leave the city
have little comprehension of whet
has been the growth Of Pensacola. /
came north and have passed six
months in the sanitarium, an institu-
ton alleged to be for health, in which
is not only an army, of nurses and
from twelve hundred to two thousand
people gathered from all parts of the
civilized world. Mingling with these
people intimately as 1 have done, |
have yet to meet the first individual,
nurse or patient, who did not know
of the remarkable development Pen
saCOla is having and has had. This
knowledge seems to be everywhere,
and in my opinion must inevitably re-
dOund to the advantage of the city We
all admire and love.
l am sure that the next generation
will realize how immense is the ad-
vantage we will receive from PaIa-
fox Park and how much that i'm
provement will mean to the city.
l am writing this in the earnest
hope that the Park project will be
kept hotlv to the fore. IN my opfn-
ion no city in the entire country has
a feature which will inevitably mean
so much as this will to Pensacola.
Yours truly,
CONDICT c. PACKARD.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-22

To those of us who have passed the
last ten years in and about Pensacola,
the changes which have occurred
there during the past two years are
something remarkable. Few of US,
however, who have spent our sum
mers and our winters on the shores
of Pensacola bay, comprehend the
radical changes which have there
taken place.
The growth of the city, the many
improvements which have occurred Ia
the city or Whereabouts during that
period; the remarkable development
that has taken place in Baldwin and
Escambia counties, and in the country
to the East OF us-as well as that af-
fecting the territory as far north as
Flomaton-haYe united to make al
most a wholly new environment In
addition the splendid new buildings,
crowned by our fine new hotel, unita
to greatly cheer those who have the
progress of the city at heart.
Now comes the splendid improve
ment to be known as PalafOX park,
which when completed will make
Pensacola the handsomest as we'll as
the most noted city on the Gulf of
Mexico.
am sure that those Of us who do
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-22
THE WEATHER
IN PENSACOLA

Report Of weather conditions for
Aug. 81, furnished by local office, T.
S. Weather Bureau, for the Pensacola
Journal:
Maximum temperature, Sc degrees
at 1885 D. m.
Minimum temperature, rs degrees
at $50 a. m.
Mean temperature, 50 degrees.
Normal temperature 81 degrees.
Departure from normal, plus ! de-
gree.
Average maximum temperature for
this date, IS degrees.
Average minimum temperature for
this date, IS degrees.
Accumulated excess OF daily mean
temperature since first of the month,
2 degrees.
Accumulated excess Of daily mean
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-22

rage charges were made. The only
way TO handle it is by shovel, and in
such manner it is thrown from cars
to the street, whence it IS later NOV
ed to the scenes where needed. It is
to be used in the concrete work If
the pavement.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-22
Advertising Does Not Jerk; 1t Pulls

eff there is enterprise on earth that quit
err should leave severely alone it is advertising To
make success of advertising must be prepared
to stick like barnacle on a boats bottom. He
should know before he begins it that he must spend
money-lots of it. Somebody must tell him that he
can not hope to reap results commensurate with his
expenditure early in the game
advertising does not jerk; it pulls. 1t begins
very gently at first, but the pull is steady. 1t in
day by day and year by year until its
an irresistible power"
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-22
NEW SUITS FILED.
non & {

The following new suit was filed
yesterday in the office of the clerk Of
the circuit court:
Sallie z. Cummins VS.. w. j. Han
nah, bill of complaint; z. T. Davis,
attorney for plaintiff
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-22

experience and through the lessons
that he has learned in the fairs and
live stock expositions of his section.
At our fair our formers will see by
contrast the difference between a
ptney woods rCOter that cannot be
made to weigh more than 70 or 80
pounds at a year old on the same
feed that will MAKE q Berkshire or a
Poland China or a .TamwOTth weigh
twice that. They will learn, too, that
1t is possible to produce feeds on our
lands that viii make this pork cheap
er than il is possible for the corn bel:
farmer TO do on corn that must be
grown on 800 per acre land even II
our folks eliminated corn altogether
from the farm economy.
SO with dairy cattle and dairy pro-
ducts. The butter that scored highest
at a dairy show held in Wisconsin a
couple of years ago was made in a
Florida dairy not in West Florida by
the way, but the same feeds that pro-
duCed that butter can be produced on
our lands as cheaply as in the part OF
the state that II did come from, and
the kind of cows from whose milk
that qualityfof butter is made aid the
kind of feeds, Florida grown, upon
WHICH IuOSG CdIllG were leu VIII De
shown, and from such an exhibition
our farmers can but get inspiration
for further progress along that line,
and hasten the day when Florida will
be an exporter instead of an importer
of dairy products.
The premium lists Will be out in a
very few days now, and II you have
not already sent your name TO SeCre-
tary Thomas for a copy, do so at once.
While everything has been made as
plain as possible to do in a publica-
tiOn Of that kind. there will, of course,
be many questions to ask in reference
to the fair, manner of making entries,
etc, and remember that if there is
that you do not understand
or upon which you want further in
formation that it is yours for the
asking. Just drop a line to the sec
rotary or the manager and you will
get a prompt reply either by mail or
By a personal call from some one who
Will know and be more than glad tO
enlighten you.
If any one has been assigned the
task of getting up a collective county
exhibit from this county The Journal
has not been advised of it, and it is
time this was being done. The pre-
miumI money. even if we got third
place only, will cover the expense, but
we should be satisfied with nothing
short of first money, $500.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-22

temperature from January list to 1st
Of the month, 81 degrees
Total rainfall since LIST OF month.
1904 inches.
Normal rainfall for this month,
z 16 inches.
Total deficiency Of rainfall from
January LIST to LIST Of month, 4.42
inches
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-22
WANTED

At once, six experienced
Isalesladies. Apply Monday
morning early. T. H. Lam
non & Co.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-22
DISPOSED OF 20 CASES IN
RECORDERS COURT

Twenty-six cases were disposed OF
in the recorders court yesterday
morning. Four defendants were dis
charged, FIVE cases were continued,
three were mol pressed and fines
amounted to $142. Seven out of ten
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-22
pisaareabIe At Home.

Lots of men and women who are
agreeable with others, get crank
az home. Its not disposition, its he
liver If you find in yourself that 7ou
feel cross around the house, little
things worry you, just buy a bottle of
Billiards. Herbine and put your liver
in shape. You and everybody around
you will feel better for it. Price 50
cents per bottle.
Sold by W. A. D'Alemberte, drug
gist and apothecary, 121 S. Palafox st.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-22
HARGIS; PHONE IS.

We send for and deliver prescrip-
lions free. No substitutionS. The
Little Drug Store around the corner"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-22

Migrants were convicted and given
time with the street gang. Jimmie
Chasing, charged with jumping from
a moving train and also with being a
vasrant, was given so days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-22
THE "FAKE" CLAIM.

Do not forget that it is the FAKE" claims
brought against electric railway companies that hurt
the quick settlement of FAIR claims.
Good citizens will be EAGER to help us to go after
the DISHONEST lawyer the FRAUDULENT plain
tiff and the PERJURYINC witness bring the
the " fake claim. We going to put of these
fellows in Jail, one of these days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-22

A lot of old newspapers.
tied up in neat bundles for
sale, sc a bundle, at The Jour.
nal office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-22

PUBLIC SENTIMENT. HOWEVER, YOUR
OWN INFLUENCE - IS GOING TO BE THE
REAL ENEMY OF THE CRIMINAL ACCIDENT
VICTIM" AND HIS ASSISTANTS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-22
SPECIAL MONDAY

8 a. m. to l p. m. Cross
Barred Muslin at 5 Cents per
yard.
A. M. MCMILLAN.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-22

SPECIAL MONDAY.
1p. m. to 6 D. m. Ladies
Black Sailor hats at 10 cents.
A. M. MCMILLAN.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-22

CAPUOINE for THAT HEADACHE."
Out last night? Headache and nervous
this morning? Hicks CapUdine just the
thing to fit you for business. Clears the
head-braces the nerves. Try II. At drug
stores.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-11

fallen wir1nelnoen &ebe batte CT
iid IL. u. Oa5ll perItiegen, oie 9eut-
iden Sobmens als vginbreher" All
be5eidnell. 8ei ser iattlom befann-
ten oelttid3feinoliben Soltung ocs
@rafen miro Oesbalb iein Gnlpfan0
iettens Deg &aiiers lebr libel elnpfiln-
Den uno permerft. glaieitig iuiro
geforoert, oaB ebeltells eilt amtlider
GnfIdluB iiber Die slff4re gegebe.l
meroe Ginitmeilen ipeiB man fih
felnen Wers oarm1s 81 MAIDEN.
gsad Weloungen aus 8raa lit
Der Goulerlrbllnmel Ser oeutihen
Stuoenten bon ti6ediihen1spobel lpie-
oernm geltort lDoroen. sSiinf Stit-
oenten ipuroen iiberfallen uno Idlrer
miBbanoelt. Cine 5lr Statte qeerlte
8a6e perbaftete mebrere Ser dis
greifer. So0onn tpurbc Die Stro6e
Im @raben geraumt, INN rpeitere
slnsibreitungen ourb oie in GROCER
l1eber5obl anipadIenbe tibehiihe
Wenge 81 nerbin0ern.
9tab oreitGgieer 9erbanolung
ut in Berlin Der BroseB. gesen Sen
3ugfiibrer erIter &lolIe &arl SHrei=
ber uno ben 3ugfiibrer 3peiter &loi-
lie @uitap @enoe, pel1e an Dem
grpBen Soohbablnlnsliid ponl 26.
Septenlbcr D. 5. ldillo lein loIlen,
5ll Gnoe gegaltgen. Siniihtlid Sbrei-
bers lit Die Straffmnmer bes 2ano-
geri1ts Ii 3u Ser lleber5eugltng lei
rer S6ltlo gefomnen, @ei1be ljin-
gegen ipuroe freigeiproben. S9rei-
ber erbielt elm SSsnbr lmb nelln Woaa-
te @efa,lsnis
Die 1oeben peroffentli6ten gr-
gebllilie Der @erufs5ahlung bonn Sc
5ember 1907 5eiOen elm miffallemb
ihnelles ltebergeben Der 8epolferul,g
NrellBens BON oer 2anbipirti6aft sur
Sloultrie uno gum 9anbel. Gle
3obl Der IN Der SSsttouitrie uno i'm
Sanoel beif)dftieten Berlonen bat
in Den sSabren 1895 bis 1907 uln
100000 5ugellomnen, mabreno
Die 3obl Der in Der 2anomirtidnit
beibditieten 2eute iih Inn 100000
perminoert bat. Dies bebelltet, baB
bie Observation-Disclosures. 8eruls-
tlolien in spolf Sobren Inn so bis
Sc 9Sro5ent eeipo6ien iinb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-11

SSn Solee elmer gereiftlng
orrcb 2ellbtgos lit Der Staotsielatol
SSobnion bon Sflobotno geitorbcn.
Der @osofen III ieinem Shlof5inn-
iner, ipar lef uno cs mar ibm 8os
cntitromt.
Graiioent Oboloio BON Gollo-
MIA bat burd ieinen @elunoten in
GroteIt qeeen Die se-
l6uloi9ungen erbeben laiien, oie I'M
aepraientontellboltIe gegen i'm, iei-
ne 8e9ieruna uno oie slrt ipie ct
ms Imt gefommen lit. erboben lire.
9lus 2afelono in sSloriho
fommt bic 9eadridt, oaB ntou BORT
einen Meger namens Gborlep grlim
leD, Ben man ltnter Dem @eroa1t
feitgenomlnen botte, einelt s[ngriff
auf Elm iunges meiBes Waohen. ein
SRI. geetpen, genla6t 5u boben, !lo=
be5u perbromt bdtte. Cine @olfs-
merge bolte i'm aus Dem @efdngllis
lno batte i'm 6ereits OH einen Hfo6l
gebunoen nno Wrennltoffe I'M ibl!
gebailft, ols Der Sberiff nit ie;=
men 2euten eintrof inlo es ibn1. tells
ourb l1eberre6ung, tells bitreh e'e+
molt, aelana Sen Menlden m,s lei
ner gefabrliden Gage slt befreieh
uno nod saenl Gefananis 8uriif 5u
briitger. Der gfeger bebauptet. llli-
ithnloig 81 iein
llnier fiillftiger Graiioent Gait
lit in gteip Srleons ongefolnlnen.
Die 3iidfabrt non Banana glli9
cbne 3tpii6enfdlle bon Stotten. Tic
Sdiffe, init @errn Saft nnO ieinen
trafen ont WittluoG oheEo
nor Ser Weiinonng bes Miiiiilipp;
at,t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-11
IeEas 3.

9as brittle Gipil=Mppellations-
geriht in Muffin fat oos &e6t ai=
tier 9abngeiellidaft. eillen Wenihen
obne 6aftbefebl perbaften 81 la1ien,
Ser IN einent ibrer @oeen fliiht be-
Itatigt
Ser III Ser @egeno BON slp'.
lene lpobnenoe @ieb5iidJter Com s'ar-
reit lit bon Ser @ranoiurp ar9t=
flagt, oell Yieb5iibter Com Sears
getotet gu baben. G;s lpuroe inn oas
&ebt, 8iirei6aft 5u ltellen, bertpei-
CERT. @ir boben iiber oen etluas
mpiterioiet 5oIl ieiner5eit berib;cl.
Gears 2eibe ipllroe in ben 5riill.=
mern eines lliebergebrollnten ShuI=
1auies aeiunoen mo mon ncrntlltetc
iofort, oab bier ell Gerbrehen nor-
lige. Scr Geroad)t lenfte iih nnf
gorrett, nit Dem Gears geihoftlil5
5lt TIM gebabt bate nno in oeSfen
8eIellfhoft er 3uIebt geieben ipnroeit
mar.
0ian beillii6t iid, ei,1 llenes
County aug 9eilen BON llpnloe,
8anoero mo Meoilta gountp 5u bil=
oen. Gas lieue GountD ioa hen
9eamen Sim 5000 County fiibren
Cine sln8obl Der groBeren Sllt-
5iifter bes Stootes Dat in Baleitine
cine @eriammlung abgebaltea Mno
cine 8ereinigung gegriinbet. Gum
Fralibenten muroe 9fnfano Worrin
BON Worria ertpGblt
ssSn Map, 5tpolt5ig Wleilen
norolid bon 8ropnlpooo, p.lroe
ourd eine 8ulpererploiion elm 5euel
peranlabt, bas mebrere @elhdft5,
ballIer. 5eritorte lrno einen Shabeu
DON $25, 900 uiri1tete.
Gin MmM nallfens sl. @reea,
Ser Dor Ginger 3eit in 8alpeiton
oerbaftet muroe, bat eingeltanben,
gbineien in's 2ano gcihmugeelt 81
baben.
adt 9teger-S Straflinge, Die aui
Der 5arm BON 8. Q. Gem & Bros.
IN Der 9tdbe BON Wiinouri, Sort Bend
Goulltp, nrbeiteten, uheriDdltigten
neulid morgens ibren @a1ter, nab.
men ibm ieine Giitole ab uno cnt-
floben. @s nahte iid iofort ei:le
Eoiie 5u ibrer 8erfolging auf mo
es gelang audi, alle o1t i'm 2mife
oes Cages mieoer einSufaneen. Seds
bon ibnen leiiteten feinen Wieer-
itano, als mon lie ipieoer feitnabr,
5iuei fliifteten li6 aber IN Elm gee-
gerbaus nno begalnen BON bort nlli
ibre slnereifer 5ll idieBen. Sbrs
Wfunition mar aber balo aufgebrnu6i
uilo 10 mar es oenm aud nit ibretn
Wioerltano i6nell ST. Gnbe. @cio:
tpuroen bel Ser S6ieBerei permun-
oct.
auf ieiner SarnL IN Der 9edbe
bon Chapel Sill, @oibington Goun-
tp, itarb 9eter Wioromib, ein nltei
gemobner iener @egeib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-11
Seanttuortet es ebrlib.
Sinh bic slmsabem BON geiuobaeru bpn
Sun 9lntpnto mid)t snnerlaI=
tiger, benn Die bon sans-
ltd) Sremben?

Gies lit cine leberoige 5raee.
Sic lit bon groBem sSttereile fir
Sun 9lntonio.
Sic bat nur ei11e 9lnttport.
Sic fonn niht lmganeell ober
iiberieben mer0en.
Sier ipriht Elm Niireer bon Son
9lntonio.
gr ipridt fir oie @oIfabrt bon
San 9lntonio.
9ie slneaben eines 8iirgers iino
5uperlaiiig.
Die zines pollig Srenloen lino all-
sll5fpeifeln
Ser 8eiueis BON eigenen @obns
plob lit Ser bette 8eipeis.
q. 9fieoner, 124 Olt-Gonunerce
StroBe, So1 slntonio, iagt: .Doan's
geieren Gillen baben 1i6 IN lneiilenn
Safe fir ben ibnler5enoen 9fiifen
uno oie Nieren als allsee3ei9nctes
Seilmittel eripieien. Sd ipuroe ourd
Witteilungen bon Mnoeren, oie 5u
ibren @uniten ipraden, beiuoger, iie
5l berinden Sd beridaffte mir eine
S6adtel bon 9oan's geieren Gincn
gerar Drug Store uno nadbent i1
tie gebroubt batte, erbielt i9 pron1pte
Gbbiilfe bon meinem &iidenlbmcr5
nno meinem Niereilleioelt. Sd babe
ME porher eill Mittel eebabt, oos 10
idned nno ipirfunesboa mar. lpie
Doon's gaieren Gil(en llno if bin
ooDcr germ bereit, tie worm su EN-.
pfeblell.
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st. eSanles Gufe.

0ieies pollItdnoig neu ein9erihtetc
Reltaurant lit cine our6olts popn-
ldre Snititution. oie rpegen Ser bill
ligen Greiie Seoem 5ugdnglid lit.
&eeuldre Mobl8eiteii meroen 81 %
Gents geliefert, elm olsge5eidneter
9uIiteb WenS 2unh foItct mlr Is
Gents. 9laes gut unO oor5iiolid) 3t-
bereitet. 9eIonbers bie 9euti6elI,
Inn oeren &llnoifaft Oringeno qefe-
ten miro, merben IGles ibmof6oft
fitoen.
$. @aaenOie, @i9entiimer.
Infer Dem ct. Sames SoteI, Soni5on
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Spn, 6pffen.


Gs TIT BITE gelt, 10 ,uie ttan ipritbt,
geiunbers itarf inn 0pffem,
Odd lit nnm bieiem Ieiber itifJt
And) Naes etnaetrpffen.
Ser Menid bpfft BON ber gSiese at,
gY0l bis 5n ieinem @rabc,
pie epffnnng nimrrt iid) Sebermann,
Sn ieinem grDft nnb Stahe.
ttnb iuenn audi rttandes Grbcnafiirf
Gar flaglitb ging in griintntcr,
Die 9Dffnnng Last nidJt ieb'r Sar!if,
Sic treibt nns puriuarts inner.
Der &nabe bant iilf) In Sie 2mft
Vtel Ghl1fier, ,uenn aud intmer
gSie 9tebelbatdJ neridtuinben iie,
Gr frent iidj bgd am Sd)imner.
Die Mauder bpfft anf Oelb unb Gut
uno tuenn er es crtuprben,
Sit langft Ser frpGe 2ebensntnt
Sn ieiner 8rnit eriturben.
gSte Ysandler trannt BON S3elbentitnl,
llnb fiebt mad tuentg' Sa1rem,
9aR ielbit bie Gbre mnb ber 0tubm
Nnr seifenblaien tuaren.
seIbit 5remnbidjaft, 2tebe bleibt mid
trelt, -
@ie oft man andJ betrpgen,
Naf jeber Sanihnns lit anf's gtem
Die Seffmnns eingesugen..
llmb 6robt mns bemte aud NIT 3,uanD
Die @aiierntnffcr &anbe,
Sic mad)t nnS lange mod ntd)t bang,
Nod berrldJt lie ntdlt I'M San0e.
Sie tuirb ans nnier 8 2pme StarSic1
So balb md nidlt ent5ieben;
9en 2abetranf, ben branden mir
9lIs SrDit mad 9tpt nnb Wdi fen.
60 laft ms benn nit sntem Wint
Gun in Die Snfunft bliden,
9as 2pne Star Sier, 10 flar mi
gut,
@irb ,ueiter nns besIiideu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-11
Sin gsprt i'm s,ertranen.

Gcioen Ste oil 6dlnorrboiben? Menn
ia, 10 befoleen Sic bor glIlen ben guteil
fat, alle Gliadial6ereien an perneioeu.
Sas Sperationsmeiier, Die Shniirfelte
ltilo Die dbenoen Sinftliren, ipie 4. g.
CARROLL, fDnnen nlr Die Sbmptonle, nidi
bag Seioen heieitioen Cine 6eiluna
iulo sipar cine bauernoe, lit eben nun
moglid nit Der beriibmten Sr. Silsbes
9(nafeiis @s limb bns StnblSdpfdlcii,
ais ben fir ben Sal beiten 9(r5neiell.
Trn6en bon glnafeiis foiteufrei periantt
bon z. Neilitdoicr & Co. @or 2it3.
Heip 1prf.
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