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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-02-27

Marshal and Graden Cook and Henry
]. Pons were his aids.
The following are the members of
the Uncle Sam Brigade, of Abita,
who lately participated in Abita
school exercises, and who kindly con-
sented to ai6 in the Carnival demons
trations: Color bearer, Verden Dema-
rec, Luther Cook, Roland Abney,
Elery Demaree, Walter Allen, Law
renee Grelle, W. Ipsar, Camille Koch,
Louis Grelle, Walter Thompson, Nit
Keen. Jr.
| Peary at the North Pole, an Abita
contribution to the parade, represent
ed the arctic regions in all its char
| acterists Of frigidity, and the attend
ants were clothed in the garb that the
polar bear finds most elective in keep
' ing in the heat and keeping out the
cold. The scene made very attrac.
tive addition to the parade, and gave
an idea of what Robin Edwin Peary
must expect to see at the North Pole
The attendant bears were: Aliyir
Biggio, Frank Brown, Jr., L. Suochon
Otis Summers, Walter Abney, Ralph
Abney.
1 The float of the L. M. Bourgeois
furniture house represented the pin
acle of fame or the heighth of perfec
ton in the furniture business. It wa
an attractive arrangement of furni
ture, rugs, baby carriages and house
hold effects SO arranged in pyramit
form as to provide seats for sixteel
children and ladies, the top-most sea
being occupied by pretty little Mis-
Beatrice Gribble. The others on tn
:, float were: Gladys Burns, Ruth Burns
: Dorothy Burns, Maggie Burns, Este
Burns, Jack Burns, Grace Menetre
Louise Theriot, Irna Beaucoudray
Carrie Addison, Dale Kentzel, JOSH
Nun, Mrs. Robt. Badon and Mrs. /
M. Bourgeois.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-02-27

"A Dutch Beer Garden" the float
that was awarded prize, attracted
general attention. Through an arched
opening in the grey stone wall that
urrounded the garden could be seen
the German citizens in ali the enjoy
ment Of weinerwurst, lager and pref
zels. The windmill of the low stone
tower tapped its huge arms in its
circular motion, some of the over in
dulgent inmates of the garden fre-
quently fndingsthemselves embraced,
until the jolting movement of the float
released them. The good natured in
mates, shared their pretzels and sau-
sage with the hungry people in the
crowd improvident of the future. The
attendants were; Joe Koffier, Jos.
Elchinger, A. Gabriel, Morris Lacroix
and W. J. Warren.
Fairy Land, - the float of Little
! Maids Progressive League, as its
name indicates, represented a fairy
scene, handsomely executed, the ex-
pense of which was met by subscrip,
tions secured entirely by the efforts
of the little maids. Following is a list
of those who participated in the scene
Queen, Luella Combell; maids, Lille
Jenkins, Amelia Huber, annie Schnie
der; card bearers, Sophie Quave, Isa
bella Poole; visiting FAIRIES, Eva Fred
erick, Bertha Quave, Lydia Duzat
Hazel Jenkins, Corine Poole, Hilds
Seelig, Anita Combel, Estelle Zeit
vogel; fairy coachman, Wilhelmin;
Dunlap; the devil tempting the FAIRIES
Lorine Sullivan.
! The float entered by Meek and Nc
Cormack was entitled "a Feast O
| Fat Things, representing a Greel
temple, in which attendants in eos
tune were busy throwing fruit an
good things to the people, The foa
was representative of the bushes
energy and enterprise of the firm an
was attended by w. C. Meek, Jr.
Emile Caserta, Fred OFT and Geo. Nc
Cormaek.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-02-27
Rex, the Parade and Ball.

After weeks of preparation and an
ticipation, the enjoyment of the carni-
val season threatened to be marred by
a downpour of rain. For several days
preceding water-ladened clouds hover
ed over the parish, and many of the
people from the rural districts aban-
doned their contemplated excursion
to Covington. But at the appointed
time for the arrival of the King the
bank of the Bogue Fallaya River
was lined with people and crowds were
constantly pouring into Covington,
filling its streets and adding to the
congregation waiting to welcome the
King at the wharf.
On Monday evening previous the
Covington Carnival Club had added
large numbers to the guests of the
Abita Rex Ball, having chartered cars
of the st. Tammany and New Orleans
Railways and Ferry Co. to run every
half hour between Covington and
Abita, and Abita reciprocated by
swelling the ranks Of the carnival
revelers in CSvington, not alone
in courteous appreciation but to view
the parade and to witness Abita's en-
tries in the pageantry.
The Fourth Troop Cavalry, under
command Of Lieutenant F. j. Heintz,
lined up at the town wharf awaiting
the arrival of the King, and occasiona
blasts from the Steamer Josie, as she
neared the place of disemparkmen
caused surging masses to push forward
in anxious expectation.
The Grand Marshal, Mr.. C. F
Hardie, on handsome charger, busiet
himself in preparation for the recep
tion of the King and in having every
thing in proper shape for the line O
march.
At IL o'clock, amid blowing o
whistles and cheers of welcome tn
Josie appeared, handsomely decorate
with the carnival and national colors
her decks crowded with the masker
of the Carnival Club surrounding tn
chair of state in which the king wa
sitting. AS she neared the wharf tn
king arose and bowed his acknowledge
ment to the throng of welcomers
while whistles of the accompanyin
water craft added to the sounds {
welcome.
The king was escourted to ca
riage, and other members of the roy
party entered their carriages and III
der guard of the Cavalry the line
march was taken up for the cour
house where the king was presentt
the keys of the town by little Mi
Hyacinth Richard, daughter of May,
Richard.
Mayor Richard made an appropria
address, extending the freedom of Il
town and welcoming the King.
From there the procession wend'
its way to the floats that were to mai
up the grand pageantry and took !
their respective positions, the Ii
of march being as published in t
program: Jackson street to Ne
Hampshire, to Rutland, to Columt
to kirkland, to New Hampshire
Boston to Vermont and to the park.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-02-27
ORDER OF PARADE.
Grand Marshal and His Aids.

Grand Marshal and His Aids.
Covington Band.
Cavalry Troop and Color Bearer.
Boef Gras.
The Crown Bearer.
Kings Float followed by Attendants.
The Queen of Health.
The May Pole and Dance.
Abita Band.
Abita Kings Float, Devil and lmps.
Uncle Sans Boys.
Abita Float, Peary at the North Pole.
The Bourgeois Float.
The Prize Merchants Float, the Clutch
Beer Garden"
Meek and Mccormack Float.
Little Maids Progressive League.
Springtime in Covington.
st. Tammany Banking Company and
Savings Bank.
Abita Prize Comic Float, Every
body Works But Father
Bogalusa Emigrants.
Automobile With a Push.
The Autombile With a Pull.
Carriages and Other Conveyances.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-02-27
The Northwestern Dental Co.

When you go to New Orleans to get
your dental work done, be sure to call
at the Northwestern Dental Co., No.
9f2 Canal Street. You will find the
finest and best equipped dental Office
in the South, under the management
of DIR. L. A. Brewster. Moderate
prices, first-class work, is the motto.
Everything strictly first-class, and ten
year guarantee on all work.
Open Sundays from 9 to 4; evenings
until s p. m.
NORTHWESTERN DENTAL Co.,
912 Canal ST.. New Orleans.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-02-27

[Continued on page 81
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-02-27
Trespass NOTICE

All persons are hereby warned and
prohibited from cutting, burning dead.
entng, carrying or floating away, OF
otherwise injuring or destroying any
trees, timber or wood growing or lay
ing upon the lands of the Salmen Brich
and Lumber Company, Limited. Any
person SO doing will be prosecuted un.
der the provisions of Act No. l03, Of
the laws of 1909.
Salmen Brick & Lumber Co., Ltd.
my25-lY.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-02-27
N O prespa ssl1lg

All persons are hereby warned and
prohibited from cutting, burning dead
ening, carrying or floating away or
otherwise injuring or destroying any
trees, timber or wood growing or ly-
ing upon the lands of the undersigned.
They are also prohibited from fishing;
hunting or trapping with dog, gun
or torch or tresspassing in any way
on lands belonging to the undersigned.
E. P. ROBERT.
H. H. MAYFIELD.
III. J. MAYFIELD.
R. A. ORR,
JAS. PROVOST. !.
no21-tf. GEO. H. CAUSE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-02-27

No Trespass1ng
All persons are hereby forbidden to
hunt, trap, or otherwise tresspass on
the lands of the undersigned under
penalty of the law.
HOWARD A. PIERCE.
JOHH d. COUSIN.
TAYLR COUSIN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06
@nr cs Wurb?

Gbicoeo,, 5. SUM. GoB CT,
Sobn 9intlen fen, I'M p@eainatolr-
Sotef" ermuroet lpllroe, bieie Sbeoric
pcrtrctcn jest iomobl Coroner Gr.
Spifmon, pie Die YoIi3ei. Is miroe
feitgaiteQt, OoB Der tootlidc Stitb
ans eiiler 3iemliden Gntiermtng ponl
@eiid)t 9eieuert iein miB, luGbrello
oeS @eritorbeiten Nrnle MIR 900 3oll
lang iinb. @ie Der Coroner aus.
fiibrte> muBte Der ar5t I'M Safe man
Selbitmoro oils o%orlieaenb onnebmel
wene, ben Hepolper init Der san5ell
S0nge nod alsgeltredten arm obBe'
priidt baben. cine aniioiiunG ole
faiim pbpiiid auf irgenO lueld)e
@abrideinlidfeit auiprlid ntad)el,
fam.
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Ser Strife.

Gic Gage IN ocn Hepnrutur . @crt.
it0tten Der Baltimore bios9ubn
u1pcrdnOert. - &on Den nlr $50
bctrogcnOcn Mold)iniitcn bnbcn
72O Die glr6cit u%icocr9clcgt. -
Mougcl an Strife6rehcrn jugcgc.
ben.
Sine bcionocrc Ncnoermg in Der
StrifcIogc Der Wtoifiuiitcu Der Bal
tinlorc Shio o @obn mod)tc iid &C.
itcrn nid)t bcntcrFbor. Gnt9c9cnGe-
icbt 0cn Nngobcn Der @obnbcoHtclL
ooB sic lGmmtlid)en g9%crfit6ttcn nit
~Acnii9cno Stritcbrc6crn pcrIcbcu
morocn icicn, nm Die louicl0cn Ir
bcitcn 81 crlcoigcrL miro bon Ben
Strifcrn bcbultptct, onB Dies mnl6g-
lid lei. Gie Ynbnpcr(poltumg gibt
oud 5lL 0oB IN Der @IcnmoOO-gScrf-
itQttc an Der NittoburGcr GiuiitorL
moicI6it Der 8r0Btc EbciI Der Wtoidi'
niitcu ole 9lrbCit nlc0crIcgtc, ni0t &c
nii0cn0 Nrbeitcr uorbnn0cn Iill0, nm
Die Ncpuroturcn por5ltncbnlcn mo
Die WerfItGttcn I'M Sang 5uboltcn.
Die Stritcfilbrer bier crtldrcll, oaB
80 Yro}cnt Der Wtoihiniltcn lid Dem
Strife ongcidlnIicn bobcn, III Ocn
Hipcrpiep g WcrtitGttcn uber nod
nod iuic Dor iGnmtli6c W0ihiniitcn
an ser Nr6cit m0rcu. Sine %cr-
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in Nroofa' @ollC al Der @cIt @olti-
morcitrobc ltott. 81 0Icld)cr 3ctt
mltr0c cine Grcflltip &criormnllung
o6gcholtcrL I'm Wtittcl mo Mcgc iilr
Die Nuibringuta zines 6onoa 5ltr
llntcrItiibtng BON 9tidt lllIon8-
Mitglicocrn 81 iirocn, Scr Som
Der Union lit NroB gcnllg, INN Den
Itrifcnocn Wiitglicocrn ouf l0n0crc
3cit %regclm0Bigc l(ntcrltilbltngcn SIT
5ablen,
Morgcn miro &ice-ErdiiOcnt @ol-
fer AnncS BON Scr &ntcrnotlonoIen
Observation-Disclosures i'll Baltimore Gin.
t~rcifclL, Inn Orn Strife 81 lcitcn. @ic
Don ocn Strifcrn onGcgcbcn miro,
boben biabcr inSgclomnlt 720 Wto-
idiniitcn Die grbcit nicOcr0cleqt, BON
Oicicr 3obl e1tiulcn 800 ollf bic Ntt.
Glorc.@ crfitGtten. % Die @eiommt-
5abl Ser in oct pcrificocncn Mcrts
ltGttcn Scr 9nbn bcid0iti1tcn Wtolhi.
niiten iid} oui $50 bclauicn ioll, Ia.
ben iid btSber mr. 1870 Nrbcltcr nidt
oln Strife ~betbciliQt.
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Yanamafanal : Seri6t.
Scd)ssiatunirnS Nrbcitcr bel Scn Sas
ualbantcn beidGftigt.

&oi hi n9toN ). Sum-. - @el
Den Vouorbciten ont Eutanlnfotal
lit 0er5eit Dos 9lngcbot bon g%emobn.
lidcn Nrbcitern gr0Ber, ais Die Nod)-
fruge. Seit Der llcbernubmc ocs ga.
nomofauoIbaue3 burd Die ontcrituuis
Idle Hegierung ipdr Die 9eidoiiung
eiuer uotbigen Asheitcr3obl mcniger
idluicri1, bod bate man Ieine 9totb,
bic omcrifoniihen lpeiBen Anaeitell.
TEN, @onbmerfcr iopobl, mie 8iircoll,
Ycrional, Die nod Der Gonol3one ia.
men, mtd) gum @leiben 81 bcme9en.
Grit Dir Eurd,fiibrung IonitGrerIPoBs
nobnlcn, Die Grridtung BON @oulid)'
feiten fir bic llnterbringung II. Ser
pflcgnng Der 2eute un0 cine cinbeit-
lthe bobc Snbnrote baben 6ouerno et'
ne niSreifenoe Nrbeitcr5ubl be-
ldofft. Nm 81. Sonunr belief lid bic
geiammte Nrbeitcr6ohl IN Der &nnol-
gone, nod HotionolltGten g1ornet,
ipie folgt: 40,295 Nnterifuncr, 1915
G%urop1er un0 1860 mcitinOiide 9te.
ger. Sm Ipril maren ie6od) int
@on5en nlr 1869 Nrbeitcr mo sc.
ante ongeiteQt, BON mtIhen 1856 TO-.
genannte o8ol0sAngeitclltc" linb, Die
in 8olo ubgelobnt perDcn n1brenO
Die llebri9en lid nit SiIbcr5oblung
be9nii9en miiiien.
8r1ii0cnt @~oetboIa pom ser aonnl-
Gommiiiion bereitet cingcbcnbc Yl0.
lie fir peitere ionitdre 8crbeIierut.
gen in ben St0oten Yonomo uno So.
Ion pGbrenb Der tommcn0cn trode-
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fieber uno EeItf6ae oi1f Der Nltt 5u
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Der periIoiiene GongreB $S00,OO0 be.
ipiaigt.
he Ser 8eidoftsumIab bes COMMITTEE.
riots Der Eanomabobn, BON Incident
Die meiiten 9e0arfSortitcl an Sab
run9smitteln un0 aleioern bc5ogen
iperoen, mel6e Die 10000 in Der SEQ.
nal5one meilenoen gngeitellteu broll-
den, belief iih mGbreno oes Iebtcn
SiSfaliabreS aui mebr, oils $1,000.
600. Nur Die Sitbmlsfonol . Com.
miiiion uno ben IngeItellten Der Ya.
namobobn lit eS geitottet, GinfGuic
bel Dem Gommiiiuriot 81 MADDEN. IS
iino oht5ebn Sotels porbonoeu, IN
luelden ole Mabl5eiteu 81 jc 80 Gents
Den anaeIteaten ierpirt pcrbeu, unb
q Welien iiir europGiide grbeiter, in
melden orei tdglide Mnbl8eiten 40
Gents foitenj iotpie "a NieBtiiden iiir
gteeer, n5lbe Den 2ellten orei tGgIide
Wabl5eiten, melde Tie, 100 lie molen,
p%er5ebren %fonnerJ fir 30 Gents pro
Gag liefern.
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3ufGllig 0ei6oiien,
Sarrp Setcr 9citorbcn.

Grlic9t Der iblu bon icincm Srcun10c
Scrnonn Imelung 6uiGllig beige.
bradten SfllBmunOc. - Inlc.
llrng bon oen GoronerS . @cidluo.
renan oQcr SdulO cntloitct. -
SiilfSsS tuotsanpolt 2otunc obcr
ermirtt MISUNDERSTANDING.
Snrrp Setter bon 9tr. 1929, Scott,
ltrobc, iucldIer om Srcitng Ibcn0 BON
lcinem Srernbc, Dem Is Sabre ulten
Serm., Nmelung BON Nr. $50, Scott.
itrobc, onid)eincno unublidtIih bltrd)
cinen NepolperiduB ld)mcr perleBt
muroc, lit ieiner Munbc gcitern Nor.
gen erle9en. allr5 Dor leillcln Sooc
bat er Eoli5eiridltcr Sooen bon Der
m1ltliden Foli6ciitotion, lpelder Die
Antcmortem.guSinac 0cS &crmunOc.
ten cntee9cn nobn, pom elmer gerid)t'
lidcn T%eriolgrulg Nmclun0'S Nbs
itonb 81 nebnlen, oo oicier - icin in
t%intiter ircluno - ipieleno oui i'm
0c5iclt babe uulb Die Woiie iid) entlos
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bnB cine Eotrone iid) I'M Souic be-
fono. 8eitern Abeno iouo untcr Dem
&oriib BON Coroner Or. Wnrtin cin
Sl1Qileit ltott, nud) melfem Die So,
roncrS.@ eidmorenen Den ocS Sobt.
Id)logS beihulbigten Inlelung ori
8runO Der Nusingc Sctcr'S bon oller
Sdulo entIoiteteu. ;SillfS.S tootson.
ipolt SumeS u. 2ntune belt eS ober
trobocm iiir ieine Yilidt, Den iungcll
Vionn fir Elm Icrfobrcn Dor cen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i|eIt6uboItcL nlo
meinte, bah eS iif IN oieiem Sale nm
cine Sorgloiigfeit N%mclrng's bono.
lie, mcld)e ocn GOO zines boiinurgS.
Dollen illn9cn Wnnnes 5llr Sol9e bat.
te, ilno beiicn Chat, menn obnc 8ci.
tereS per5ieben, cin idlettes 9eiipicl
iein fonnte.
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,,tI]fli { .,I
llnbcfaiinfc tSran ilbcrfabrcn.

g}ube Scr Scott. StroBe miro cine
wciBe 6rau Don elmer 2ofomotipc
Scr y. & O.-9obn iiberiobrcn.-
aomlte bisbcr nidt ioentiii3irt
lperocn. - 600 trot u%lt0cnblid.
lid elm. - Inocre llniGQc.
Gin trogiihcr l%lnioll, oeIicn Gpicr
cine nod nitt iOcntiii5irtc mciBe
6rou muroc, crcignctc it'd 8cItcrn
9todmittoQ frr3 ppr 4 llbr nnbc Der
Scott, mo @nDoroitrdBe. Gic 6rat
NOR I'M @cgriiic, On5 @elciic Der
Baltimore Obio-Nobn mnuctt Der
Scotts Strubc ST. frcll5cn, mo lab
nnidcincno cine EofonlotiOc nid)t
Die ite nicocrItiB uHo 5crHalm.
tc, che Der 6iibrcr Der N2oidinc Die
6rult bemcrtt bate. 9eioc Geinc
lporcn Scr llngIiidIi6cn pom Qcibc
gctrcmt uno cr &opf idrrcdlih Der
itijmmcIt. Gle NmbuIon5 Der lilo
lucitlidcu &oli5ciitotion iibcriiibrtc
Ole &cihc nod) Der Mor9lc uno Or.
Ncrbert s. @Iofc ltcltc cine Inter.
iudung an. Nic Acknowledgment.
bunA Der Gcrlu1gliidtct lit ~lolgcn0e:
ctluo 10 Sabre olt, ln9ci0br 100
Fiuno @cmiht ) SUB, 3 bis A 3ol
groB, gruI mclirtcS Spar, trllg mciBc
9Iouic, ihpor5c S6ube mo bate
ioldc 3abne.
Som @o9cu ii berfoDrem
Ncim arcu5cn Der eight, nubc
.Oitenoitr., murDe Der 7 Sabre nItc
Sobn @iintbcr, bon 9(r. t40l, Wur.
ibouitr., bon cincm gSngen Der Wrn.
$. Stridcr Comp. iibcriobrcn. @r
fam nit 0cringcn &crlcbungcn
am aopi unO Dem linfcn 9ein oopon
mo begob iid) IN 0ic 0cbonolung pom
Or. (5obn $. @rienbonS.
6icl ou Der Strobe,
Ger 80 Sabre oltc @cnrp @eedc
Don 9tr. 2608, SrleolSltroBc, tam
gcitcrn Nndnlittog an Cambridge,
nabc Gcofins StroBc, 81 Sal mo
bro6 ons rcdtc 9ein. Gr mllroe III
Der Nmbrlnn5 bes 0itlihcn 0iitriftS
nod Dem ct. Soiepbs.Soipitol iiber.
fiibrt.
3ufGlltg geidoen
@Gbrcno Der t3 Sabre oltc Gbos.
=. SommcrS Don Nr. POLO, Wc@l.
0errpItr., geltcrn 9lbcno nit cinem
nod) ieincr Nniid)t lm8cloocncn He.
uolucr ipieltc, fradtc ploBlid cin
SdnlB mo sic allgcl orong Dem &no.
ben olrd Die linte @uno mo 0aS
linfe 9ein. Ter &crlcetc mllroe ourd)
leinen Gotcr nod Dem SobnS Sop.
tins. Soipitol gcbrodt ulo BORT 0llrh
Or. Eoncoit p%erblulocn,
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Scmofraten iiesrcid).

ii m II q o II, Gel, 5. SSuni.-
Gum erlten Mole ieit piclcn Sobrell
eriuablten beiite Die Gcmofroten III
rem Ganoiooten fir Nopor. Or. s.
Sarpep Spruonce crbiclt III Stim.
men 8lliroIitat iiber bet Hepublifn.
ner @m. g. Soplor, Den segenpGr.
tigen Erdiioenten oes StootrotbS,
2etterer itebt ebeniuIls inter Son.
trole Der Temofraten. b.
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StnrmiuaTcr. z d)Gbcn.

@innipea, Mon, 5. SUM. -
SnfoIee Der 8riibioDrS.S tur5rcacn
iinb flint @obnlinicn oibcr 9ctricb
geiest. gm 2aroo, 3ruei9c Der ga.
nooian 8ociiic'9 abn" lit on 5cbll
Stelen Ser 9nbnoomm pegaeipiiut
unb OH Der .HofuSp mo Sonion-
9abn" on orei Stcqen; an Slocon.
Gee miiiicu 5ebn Weilclt bon @elei-
fen nell geboilt iperoen. Gie Grops
NeitSinie Der vGonaoinn Eociiic.
9abn" lit III ihIedter GcriaiIung,
nnb Die ~@rent Nortbcrn 9obn" bat
ulld) ~itarfen Sfoocn gelitten.
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@cltcrn Wnrplanb Giicn6ahn.

NeginneIto am G. Slni, ~rerlaiien Siuens Statiurt
sdgIif. nv
40 SorntESbneupoft, Nagcrstoipp. q. uno
u. Hna Ndhneshoro, 96dnbersbura. uno
dlsger. Sountdp. 0ancpd mn Cumberland.
1857 8orn-9peftern @rpreb, gpeftninftcr.
Sreoerid. Sburmunt, Blue Aiogc, 9uena
&tfia. Blue Wourtdin, I1Gb nesbpro, Giant
berSburp. Su9erstolur, 0dneod. 9nmberfaiin.
uno GlfinS. Buffet bfernatione gSaagors
Sic Gnotiattnn biefes Suaes an Sonnfdg lit
lao gd6m. Accommodation mad linton,
J'rtoqe.
~5.05 Nadm.- @rpreb, SuupiIinie, eoaerss
tofun, Sancod. Nlniiesoro. 9tu nibersbnra.
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SicssTraf. 4 VeH.ssgan. Gen. Faffsget,
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mar ein ullsge5cid)neter Hiftolcnibii-
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ungcitroft dbbieberL ip1breno Die iib.
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Soften beltroit luuroen.
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