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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-02
SALIENT POINTS IN
 PRESIDENTS LETTER

sPrfvaAe contro1 had shown 1t8 sinister face on every hand m Axner4ca, had s1aoyyn it for a E11s tinles sand sometimes very bra4- enIy.''
 rhe saEea hiding pIace ana covert of such confr01 was in enc tar1f1.1
 .HIgf prAces aid nos spalne a. rect1y out of the tarlGf. Thsv sprang ouE oG tho gupE1reszoa q domestic, no less than q forefeln. competition 2
 4IEs thorough recasffng Nllssa Gs18 s1nsae hamest ob1ec OF revenus vvas an inddspeusable faEzt step to Fe- establishing competataSn.
 s19ae lobby by which soma q flle, worst features Of tlAe old taellE had been xaatnfaaned was driven azay by t1ae mere pita1ess turning ql q the light 2
 e.rhe panac tha4 the frsaads of prfv11ese had preaictea dsG net f5I- IOvv.''
 'tWe had time e learn kaoaaa tl1e acsnaE adnafn1sazsataon oe tho 1a t1aas the reverzaes restlItias lroaa the dauble change would have been abundant had 1t not been far che breaking out Of inc present war i'm Eutope's
 sgThe Congress has sought, 5n the Trade Oom1nission B11 and in the C1ayxon bfH, to make men In saraH way of business as free as men h . big way, and to I-iII mon opo1y in the seed. 2 1n HExe nnannew By tho cl1sTeucs bd1I we have created a denocEacs of credit such as has never exist ed ln this country before'
 ssThe Board can obIige tho bank Of one region to go to the assist- ance of the banks of anOther.e
 .sT2ae whole rsourres o9 the country are n1obzlized, to bs enl- pIoyed where they are most need ed
 tEztnk we are 3ustiasd tn speaking oT s1n1s as . democracy or credat.
 .T look forward with confsdence to f11e elections. The voeers q tl1e Unibed states have never fa1ed to reward real serv1ce.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-02
UNDERWOOD SENDS
 THANKS TO VIII

Ny Dear RIrs Frezidlsz6s--
 I wrfts to thank you for om Iet6er cozn1nending the work q my coIIeaeues in this Conares 1t great pleasure to us an to lmpt9 that the hard work of the past eaghtsen montlas tn carEyfrs oat the policy of your Adluu1rIssS On meets with your co<diaI approval
 I am sure that I calz any for my colleagues, as well as 1lyse1g. t1lt. although we have s9E1Ven eaz41s1t to keep our rr-osatses 70 the e5- pie and write on the statut, 5oo5 1eg1sIa4aon An keeping with tlle pro gressave spirit Of tae times, Vgs feet that 1t is largely due to your mag nificent 1eadershtp that we have accomplished in one Coneress more remedial IegiszA2iOn in t71s Rll- terest of the American peo4yEe tEAan has been accomplished by lesisaa- ton tn several decades before t71a Congress met.
 We cannot expect that G1ne re- forms fnaugurate1 by yOnr Admin istrataon will immediately demon strate their worth Aftst a lnVs is on the statute books 1t talres months, and often years, before the sentiment Of the country ad- iusts itself to the new conditions, but feel sure that time win prove that the IesyfsIatia1i which has been enacted st this Gongres8 Is the b.s- gfnning of new life for oslr na- sion. We have opened the way to fadrer business conditions and established on fir1o foundation individual liberty and busiItess for our people.
 I believe vee can now look for ward to an era Of peace with aI foreign nations and prosperity for
 IF people at home as the crown ing success of your great adnaini=- tration of the Government Of oa country.
 With kindest regards, am. cor slially and sincerely yours,
 O. ". UNDERWOOD
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-02
roud of the 03rd Congress- President Wilson Urges Reelection of Democrats to Continue Programme

 selfish advantage The board oblige zion the another The whole resources country rnobized employe they most needed think justified in speaking of who energy region the try is set to study opportunities and the whole country stands by to assist It self well democracy.
 ture legislation intended specially development of tenn for handling rather agricultural credits Federal enlages agricultural credit in extraordinary degree partner the of credit the merchant Indeed special and liberal provision is made for his need will speedily when the system has been other and for credits a longer
 There have been other passed of extraor thoughtful legislation; the chief acts for which this will be to make this letter long, b the other aon that worthy Of high praise would extend it to nord nate length purpose writing merely express great admiration the industry and the leadership well the wisdom
 I.gh could speak by name of the many men who have so there finer teamwork O hesitatns devotion party yet the best of it is that the great passed have sovn venture to partisan bas but only spirit of serious am proud ., G nave been asoeaa.ea ws labor at trying tasks of counsel It has priv Ievery one of the members who have thus together appreciation of what he helped to This
 look forward with confidence elections. the United States have failed to reward real service failed sustain and adminra Congress IeIfeve, this ad
 
 shape reched extraordinary the record is which have that work of constructive accomplished, in building instance and in the completion of great the conservation Of natural and the of the cOunfya carried several steps They know, tOo that without Con qres sympathy administration whole scheme disinereed to the world of which they approved brought to its full azataon would like Into the district of every Member Condress advanced the plans of the party speak advocacy claim reelection course and with clear record speaks for question of political fortunes immediate future of the party to be as certain as the past is secure
 The Democratic party in fact the only instrument ready which anything be psed Republican Party not; it is strong by carrying constructive such as party attempted; it absolutely free from the entanuina Republican party before it's pte instrument of form thought ambition the vital present practical nation is not likely to fte qreat either which deep party which has not to the af that would assuming responsible burdens of state Every thoughtful that change of parties made clock back, not forward have very complete belief in the practical ~acity of American people.
 With sincere regard and admiration,
 Faithfully
 HON. OSCAR UNDERWOOD,
 House of Representatives
 F z heo4or .nG
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-02

of such of import cuts by cutting of the imports themselves verable ta though not at war for war, and only war is the of it.
 It is fortunate that the duties came The import duties the old tariff constituted much larger proportion of the the law A still larger propor
 ton been cut off by the war had the old taxes stood and larger would have been necessary consequences No miscacuIaion, no lack foresight necessity for the taxes but only great world wide operation
 With similar purpose temper Congress has sought the Trade Commission Clayton bill
 make men in sna way of business free to succeed big and to kill monopoly in the seed Before
 passed the law already enough that ronopoie those them punished as for crime But there law to check process by monopoly or rate until the full opportunity monopoly oreated With this sufficient Monopoies built by unfair methods competition the Trade Commission has to forbid fair competition whether upon big upon whether just begun old and formidable Monopoly created also by putting the in charge variety enterprises whether apparently related or unrelated another, by Of nterlockng That prise depend upon initiative and eecsveness for the business energy Of the who oficerit And all along the line Monopoly be out off at the roots.
 Incidentally justice been done the laorer His labor longer merely irarnate object and happiness Of living being. to be object But that great as its is hardly than the natural and inevitable corolary of law dom and initiative against kind of private domination
 arly significant thing If party to be called upon the particular which from it's most sharply and which
 most definitely sustained by experience we say that it this: That would have dealings monopoly but reject it aogeher; opponents adopt it into the realm of law, merely ulae 1t and moderate in it's operations purpose destroy monopoly maintain competition only effect ual instrument of business liberty.
 have the power monopoly hibed- know that it than to be controlled by it. gov- courts We feel that people safe free individual endeavor where American genius guided by afew years the activities of multitude days almost
 will consent that nngovernabe giant should stature household of the
 n manner by currency we have created a democracy credit such existed country before For generation or known ad-
 itted banking currency the currency wholly the demands commerce other times too little; that could lessen when needed less increase 1t when needed Everybody talked about the absurd system and quite everybody ought changed changed but nobody effective steps change until the Congress addressed itself to the task with uOn intelligence which itself definite ton And the thing is done.
 Let explain the technical features of Suffice it to that it provides currency bands needed, which into existence in the call of going business tending credit obscure may however big or little business transactions
 More that the to direct this system credits public board disinterested officers the Government itself who make anything they with it. group anywhere part country of the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-02
THINGs ITO REMEMBER! 1!

Remember your oath as an e1ector and when you cast your ballot on next Tuesday remember that you have a chance to sustain the greatest President since the days of Lincoln and that a vote for Baldwin for senator and a vote
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-02
REPUBLICAN TRIBUTE TO THE PRESIDENT

politics in in Of in aus and of he asf
 
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-02
ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS ELECTION DAY

 the WITH WALL STREET OR THE DEMOCRATIC PAsTY7 part droveC AHEsK DEMOCRATIC the The DexaocTa
 
  ana ARE You 
  oH0urfsh dunder Repubi icanr AEsEY YOU
  4sf upx1n the ncon
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-02

Washington President Wilson prepared for the Democratic party since 1s1s day custodian of the Federal Government machinery The Oscar " asrity leader of the party in the House. setting forth each effort of the Democratic majority in the House and Senate the President gives cratic party it's opponents
 The point in principle which the Democratic party diff fe from its opponents in the Presidents opinion and in his
 That we would have no dealings with monopoly,
 but reject 1t altogether while our opponents
 ready to adopt into the realm of the law, and
 President Wilson's account for tho Anerean people, com called blanket indorsement the members of the
 LETTER TIER or THE PRESIDENT.
 White House Washington, October r, 1914. . My Dear Mr. Underwood:
 pressing my the fidelity elgence with which the prossn outlined April December of last the country been by Congress 3 o eeo n of the in which 1t has been handled.
 snss namely o destroy private control and sss bust That purpose was manifest enough in the case of less evident the thefe the e 1s s6 9 s no aoG aTsa @ 'nDngh te the foreign policy o the during the last
 rivate control had shown its sinister face every hand in America had shown t for long time and @ m the t sre u,ns # f p's on ta s bd it's schedules. particular groups which trade combinations and of readily grew not of the tariff They sprang q dolnsse les than and trade which
 
 high tariff than without it. The European before withdrawal of this uocoveted opportunity monopoly could show it's full effects competition bring prices to their normal level but is clear already that reduction splincahon away jungle agencies long correction Of
 
 sable first step to re-esablishng competition.
 taken that courage ceriy. eectiveness The lobby by which the piess turning the light principle adopted that duty levied tested by whether put figure provoke eompetition The soil grown soe the monopoly found to It it. The thing be time nobody ventured before in systematic
 panic that the friends of privilege predicted follow Business has already adjusted itself with singular and elasticity because than import duties replaced taxation the shoulders the countys great small to shoulders 5tainly it
 the actual of the resulting the change would have been had it been for break ing out of present n affects every trade and market outside it's
 
 impose additional taxes to make for
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-02
DEMOCRATS ANSWER WITH ACTION

he always felt when the Democratic party cased
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0rxnSeisextbums .6spotbefeH
Gintinnatt 4. FEB.

9tme 6npotheteH.
ssohn 6. Rnaers an Souibern Ohio
8. ii. z. Co., $500.
Seroinano Z. CsItmanR on oisisIbs.
$1,000.
Mtarn &. 8araer at Raaoalsna
Strobbaf, $4,000.
Sloris o. gonbon an ssamss 6.
Cooper. S63s.
gulo smiib an 1be Metterer 8relp.
ina Co., $1,000.
2lnton @anet on aiou $40. / g. u.
o. Co., $1,000
Marn 6. aeomb an pla1fdnt Rinae
9. IL. s. Co., $500.
Sobn 6. S.oep an Central 3. Il.
6. Co.. $1,000.
aouis Deal an .Saepb 8. Wanbe.
leiI, $500
SuIia Rianer an Wl. u. Soma.
$4l3.70.
anbrep Z. Deininaer on gollese
biQ g. u. 3. Co.. $500.
Wannis 6. Bomb on Southsrn Sbio
6. II. 8. Co.. $4,000
Gatharina Better an Cosmopolitan
IS. II. g. Go. $500.
Woru ". Collins an Wobiion .. u,
1o. 2. $1625.
loenrn Storr an bxielbe, $1750.
emma g. Rosers an bisielbs.
S2750.
glidael 2auablin an bieielb.
S275O.
Bertha u. Smitb on biefsl6,.
S225O.
WilIiam 80. aoSh an bieIslbe.' $500
Garah q. Gren an biefsIfe. 1876
sFrons WoIter ar biefelbe. $500.
Wihdel Wiaer an biefelbs. $1,000
4usuit Cote an penrl Wariet ban
$1,000.
GuHe Goffen an 6ome .. u. 8
Co.. $1,000.
Gcuis Rubbe an biefeIbe. 5000.
DetiIate 6ppothtftn.
| o. n. SiOthfaHa on 6snrp gabel.
$4O0.
ssds. y. GtarDen an gieioria 9. u
30. 4. $500.
Waoranret =. flint an D1tlsp .sm.
prokb g. u. 6. Co.. $1D0.
Y. g. GHae!brins On GiHH Ctr. 3
~ 500.
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Sin Qdheln fhmerspollIter Bitter
felt sndte iiber Elma's glntliB, damn
entgeenete Tie, aefpaltfam iih fafIeno
in aniheinenber Rube:: .Mrthur, be-
rsite meinen Batter Dor! 2lber Gu mubt
'ofort mad, gernet aufbreden; it
lperoe in sschonnisou bleiben bis idl
Nuhrihi BON ihm erbalte."
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rpr bus Aurbaus.
,gernbarb fommt." risf gffnd. irels
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lin @ottespiIien, mas bait gu
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ben, Gile id,neil onrh jsne 5bir; Gus
meinem Sflafsimner geldngIt 0u IN
einen aprriber NIT iIeinen SDQir.
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lno itebt leer. soaIte Iif narin dut
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sd fiirhte Bernhard nift
er lit bphbersia! geFer mare es gleld
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lpiQit, mas fir uns geies ouf Den
5piele iteht, 70 mnb i'd es thnn. sd
bite lid orinsenb, folae mir"
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fsbrts Damn idnea in iein Wobn3lm'
mer suriid. Soraiam Sog er noh Oh
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nubm cine 3eituna CUR Sano. Esi
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cine aarte unb frd9te. oh Der PER-
Gjraf Su ipreden mare.
,geIteIlen Cir, ouB ss mir Elm
Gbre iein ipirb. ban 3errn 9rafsf
| Sh0neit gu empfougtn.
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mann, 70 Cub an Der Siibieite bon
WilIidms GtraBe In NorippoD. 81.
DolIie g. Noil u. VI. an q. 8. Gmis
Iep, Cots 90. "a unb Is IN Sobu q.
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5 Sabre 2eufe auf S.4S gtder GanD in
Settion Ia unb Is gpIcrain 1onns
fhip. sSahrIits Miethe $12o NIT Nm
iunFsreft fir $4,000.
Warp Common an Sean 8. 8aDios
ion, Cots Rp. "a uno % in Snlnanus
Wrisht's llriierahtb. ST.
Sean 8. Inpioion an Wiarn gons
iran, Cots go. % unb gheil BON Got
slc. % In berIelben llntsrabtl. 81.
WarnToa an Catherine TolI, 34.6O
bel 1852 5ub an Der CitIeiis bon
MeqberTon ape. 81.
Games 8. Cooper an sSloris u.
gonbpn, 80 bel $50 CUB ON Der Ncros
isite BON 5ubfon ape.. Rore WoInut
Oils. 81.
q. wa. gppb an Gua gosbm. 45
bel 16o 5ub On DER Wsftieits bon
Wtorten Cir. 81.
4ltert SO. 0enn an gbersia 6elpis
Ter. 100 bei It's S5uB on Der Weftieiie
BON SpsrIoot .ips 81.
g9iIIiam @. 5ubsr an katherine 6.
6uber, 115 BEL 100 Jub in Der Snters
isiiipn an Station aps. unb Sprine
Strobe. etenio 40 BET 200 SUB an
per Sitisite pon Citation gDs. in Wins
ton place. 81.
Die 5ablor Real Giiaie 60. an
ssrso. Sasrins. % b.i 80 Cub an Der
gBeftisits bon maoe Sirabe, so 5ub
norbIid, non 2inn Str. 1876.
Charles u. Willer an Sohn meib.
gbciI Lon Cots 66, 81, 20 unp II in
Willsr unb Waibburns~ llnterabtb.
81.
.yohn Rabn an s5ren. !. Rdhn, 10
Sabre 2eaie ouf 6.25 gder gano an
grap Roob. SGhrIi6s Witfbs. $500.
sSoa Bed II. u. an @driieIo grcpn,
10 Gder in Se.tion 6 in Wliami Up.
.benio unasfdbr 26l gtter in Setiion
SO in 8resu Up. $1225.
Rotsrt e. gene.er an SO. Gbarlts
SINNERS, 13 bel 81 5uB an Der Voro.
Ieite pon GthIer Ctr. 81.
| Sacob 9. Shniit an Ssnrp Strans,
aontratt, 30 bsi 80 5ub on Der Rorb.
ipsiteds bon 6. Sirabs uHb 2anaoon
gtlsp, fir $34. 900 3u osrtuufen.
| Eoparp Grothous al Charlotte
Gjrotbaus, Cots 151 unb l49 In Gsoat
Grob, g. II. y. stHoeiatiou untsrabib
81.
abba Sdnborn on WarD u. Col
iins. Got 8 in VI. 3tu3ida's llnierabth
| in Mdpiionpile. 81.
| Dix proDiosnt Sapings .. II. Z
| 60. gruitsss. an Sarab 81. Green
Got 1872 in maoiion piats llHisrabtb
ISL.
/ ebparo oihb.n an 1rans Wol.e'
II. u, 1907 adsr in SsttiOn 1e II
Columbia 5p. 81.
| Naraaret 6iggins an Suiie GOffep
| % CUB an bsr Weitieite pon Ruffnst
| Strabs. $50 SUB norbIid BON geuioI
| Str. 81.
George Slider on Carl u. GneeI
mann. Got 80 in @sOrs. 5iidsr's lin
] terabtb. 81.
erben BON 5erman Woehler. be
Sxriff, an 6enrn Wpeblsr. 25 bel 10'
Jub an Der Msitfeite Don Raraui
Sirabe. s..
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aaan eriyabue in ar.tten sas .sine wsaersai~

lrant WaeIapis an Grmonpe 2,
lu. 6. &c.. 5000.
Georas VI. Simlid on ganf Cir.
y. n. Co.. $500.
Carrie s,oIthoftr an Goliim5ta y.
u. 3. 60. 5000.
G5uitopc 81. Streider an Ghas. r.
Dullreber. $4,000.
aoam nuter on 6ienipon 9. Il. ?.
Co., $3.50.
2nprente 6. aiifsl an Winton Get
man g. II. s. gl.. 5000.
ssohn Giaeen an I@sitlid,sr Stsrn
9. IL. 6. ~, S2250.
2iDbis 6. Strdie or sSennie 8.
GooDRare. S40o.
ifrant GdhIdr an gpanitoH y. IL
6. Co.. $500.
Veisr Il. SOIem an Red Dililauicr
bsatina 8 Vent. Co., $40.
Goais 6. Gnbsrt an Gnterpriis %
IL. 6. u. 60, $2500.
Gniporb 6an an Finance 6. u. 2
Co.. $500.
israness TiehI an Southern Shic
Sapinas 9anf Co.. $500.
SSol. GbIs an Southern Ohio 6. II
Z. Go. $500.
Galiita &. adIen an bisftibs
$1,000.
". z. 3einii1lsr an GoIleas fil 2
Il. y. Co.. $1,000.
katherine Better an gosmoeo!iiar
9. n. z. Co., $1,000.
Gscii 9. 6aII on 2ion SO. 1 9. II
q. 60, $500.
61sorae gD. Diniteab on Oeora
0errtnasr. $3.50.
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9ehntesR Rapitst.

Gternau FAB bIeit aus, Gig er oeIf
Grdieu entae1sn fan, dber Die glnlie
aufShDneits geiid:, Der ihmer5polle
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arobte innsre Grrspunl. Saum Der
mpd)te er Die iibli6,u criten pbraleR
Der gegriibuns rubis berpor5ubrins
gen.
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bod - pom etipas 8epaltigem gs'
putt -.oann UNI 10 beitiaer bepea.
lp.rpen, unb ale ioHitlgen Riidishisn
iib.r 9orp perien.
.Sinp mir alein. unbthort isber
9rai, bari ih ohneRitbaIt iprenen2"
irooie Sh1Hsid, uatoem bic 5srrsn
Blds qenommen, iHoem er auT ois
5bur nit Der 9oriitrs Ipiss.
nRismanb befinb't Iih in lsner
3immsr!"
.gisber 0raf", be1ann ShOneitl.
nipds idb 5hnsn onreytrantn tpiu, III 10
psIitatsr art, BAT MIR Der 1eounts
icb babe es nit einsm Ghrtnmannt, e.
nem gerpanpteH res oduies glonit
al thun, mir ben Gluib aieb. Su lpre'
hen. Stunoe msiH 2ebeneeliid aIisln
uuf bem SpisIs. 10 fpirse ih ihfpsl'
o,n, aber Sine. pie mir tbeurer 1T
oIg id1 in Dortsu es nascridsn Tam
l.ioet ihper.."
Sh0nsit tislt einen ausenblld
inne, pann iubr sr fort: lid bin nah
reno Der turssn Tauer meiner ehe ~
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mat.n. Der 8rai i6iittelts ben Stop
uno iagts: .gtsiu, neiu. penn 5lpe
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titles Recommendation bat erobeI
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| gle erloifen mir tpobl su inilesrn
mas cine Gu.us tes berbftsn aummsri
fir mid Istn muBts, 3siber folit bt
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mir su. Dorum erforffte ih Dor me.
ner q8erbune rtd,t beiier ihr Iunael
unsrfabrsnss 6sr;2 Worum horts ID
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niiben mi. 8elrsiien tiefiter siebe I'M
bofft., bab enoIih bsrn redtsn itti
| lidsn 5bun aud ber 2obn niht feh
| len p.rbe. Dsnn stpti gut searisi
Meni6en esspurgtn iino einen langsi
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| Iie - faus nihl eine iDirtliht Ibnsl
ouno in ibnen Iebt - Cd ltrnen. ~
an unteritiiBsn unb nnnhes Shiper
aemeiniam gu trasen, mas 5toen irstl
| lid. Giqsniauftsn bes aubern wobr
nebmen ldbt. Nah unb nah fptrpt
fe ii6 lisbaspinnen uub fpiinihsr
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4 (JOrtI.brng fDlgt.)
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Grunosisen tbnmss1l s1lsbertrasnusen.
Gineinnati, 4. Gtbr,

Y vi ~ y UNUt
Midcsl Z. 2eof an s. W. Weier,
5 Sabre asnie auf ein 9ract lnnb in
Geftion % in Columbia 1p. sJdbrs
lihe Wiietbe $75.
louifa Ghlsi1 u. q. an Joispbine
Monbsl II. a., go bei 105 s5ub an
Cooper Ctr, ebenfo einen 1btiI bon
Got 327 In J. 8. Diners 2. Abbition
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