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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-06-13

N-pse! ye Patriots, rouse, once more,
Bia, as once you've won before;
The conflict is in freedoms cause;
For CLAY, our glorious Statesman just,
Ere mindful Of his trust:
Women! bid your hearts be stirred,
Let CLAY Ann FREEDOM BE THE woRD,-
.Fets presents his well-earned crown
We must arise, and PLACE it on!
Now, with strong, united hand
Gather ali ou= widespread band;
Thengird ye, for the race anew,
The Yict'Ty called for, "LET Us Do!"%
Clay, the farmers friend Il Of old
Clay, the Statesman, wise, and bold;
Whose virtues non can ove.rate;
Long years he's been our country's boast,
The Patriot-Sage-"himself ahost;n
His gather'd laurels, rising now,
Soon will settle on his brow
sOA will our joyous future De
Governed by a wise decree.
Now, with strong united hand,
Gather all one wide spread band;
And giid ye, Tor the race anew.
The Vict'ry called for-'sLET Us Do!"
*Webster.
June l2sh, 1914. M.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-06-13
MR.. TYLER.

We announced last week the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Tyler as a candidate for the Pres
idency, and we now give the following from
the New York Courier and Enquirer.
CHANCELLOR kent on THE IMPEACHMENT
OF JOHN TYLER.-The following letter from
the venerable Chancellor Kent, was kindly
written in reply to note o inquiry from one
of the Editors of this paper. 1t was not IN
tended Tor publication, though the authors
consent has since been obtained. Though
brief. it is very emphatic, and speaks vol
umes in behalf OF Popular Rights against
Executive Uaurpation. Coming as it does
from the very highest authority, it must car
ny with i! great weight and strengthen the
conviction almost universally entertained,
of the propriety and duty OF proceeding
by impeachment against the acting Presi-
dent:-
an. Y, &c Union Square, May2i, 1914.
"Dear Sir:-I acknowledge your favor of
yesterday, and take tie liberty to refer you
10 Siofy's Commentaries on the Constitution
of the United States. vol. I'd. from page 252
to p. 273, or 3 7s3 TO ; sO4, for all the au-
thentic information and authority that may
be wanting. You will perceive that the I'm
parchment Power over 1high crimes and mis-
a~enAeancFs2 = veIy hseads as defsed and
practieed under the sanction of the Common
Law, by which it is TO be construed and gov
erned. | think there can be no doubt that
the enormous abuses and sire tch of power
by President Tyler, afford ample materials
from the exercise of the power of Impeach-
ment, and an imperative duty in the House
of Representatives to put it in practice.
Yours, respectfully,
JAMES KENT.n
Mr.. H. ]. RAYMOND.
In this connection il may not be improper
10 refer TO a private letter from a valued
friend and an able and influential member Of
the House Representatives, in which he
says that, though there is no general under
! standing among the members on the subject
"thc opinion that Mr.. Tyler is impeachable
both for abuse of official patronage, and fo
his misconduct in the matter of annexta ion
is very nearly universal in both parties" He
adds, ga large proportion of the Wings be
lieve the attempt TO impeaeh a DUTY, but
think the majority of the party at present in
clined against the measure, upon the grount
that the Texan party in both Houses and The
country at large, would confound the merits
of the questions of Impeachment and annex
alton.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-06-13

Grs. JACKSON vs.. H. CLAY.-The Louisville
Jouslal says:-"We hear ircm Nashville. tina t
Gen. jackson is in a peck or tro uble N account
Of the present condition OF his party. He raves
agarsst Mr.. Clay, morning noon, and night
The thought OF the certain ell ection of that gre al
stats sman, is his torment, sleeping and wax ing
1t salt in his sugar. ipecac in his wine. a spider
in ts dumping, a cat in his larder, and a night
mass in his dreams"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-06-13

HSeme of the Locofoco papers and some
LocofOco men say, that Mr.. Polk is the Every
best man" the Convention could have selected!
What a pity these men did not think of Mr..
Polk at first instead 81 taking him at last, when
they could getnobody else!
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-06-13
DISSOLUTION.
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
IA ed has taken out letters of administrator
on the estate of VIM. R. Morgan, deceased
All persons indebted to the estate are request
ed to come forward and make Immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against he same
are notified TO present them duly authenticated
for settlement. The estate is not solvent.
DANIEL MORGAN, Administrator
June 9th, IA st.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-06-13

CODA steamboat captain, after hearin g
John Quincy Adams speak, is said to have made
the following quaint remark 30 that we could
take the engine out of the old Ada ms, and puI
it into o new hullp'
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-06-13

@Mr. Polk was born on the second Of Mo-
yember, 1895, and therefore in his 49th year
Mr.. DALLAS was born on the 18th of July. 1872
and is therefore in his SO year. The latter is
moi only, then, a 'sbetter," but an "oldsso SOL
der than Mr.. Polk.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-06-13

GPersons having books belonging to the
of the Evanss Tile Literary DETAILING So
eiety, will please return them 10 J. w. Grant.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-06-13

Gone of the Locofoco papers in Tennessee
asks how the Wings would go to work to beat
Mr.. Polk if Henry Clay were to die. Why, we
W ould run Gov. JONES. Lou. Jour.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-06-13

No. | was cut one
I %s"'' before 'a'' 7slbs. Tbs. r7lbs.
weeks before fully
ripe &c 16
No. 3 was cut two
weeks before fully
ripe 80 5 IL
No a was cur one
week before fully
sigs !, Y : 4
ripe 72 IA Is
Thus, No. 3 gave more a bushel than No.5,
by six and a half, and again of about Is pei
cent. on the -four OF equal measure of grain. In
grinding, it was found that No. 5 ground the
worst OF all there were a great quantity of finty
particles which would no: pass the bolt than in
any of the others. The bran ficm No. 5 was
coarse and heavy, while that from No. 3 was as
"thin as a bees wing" He then sums up the
advantages of cutting two weeks before il is
fully ripe: First, there is a gain OF fit cen pei
cent. of -four, and equal measure; second, >
gain in the weight of straw of fourteen per cent.
third, q gain OF l63 in the value of eight bushels,
and a gain of about 583 on every acre of wheat
producing twen,y-eight bushels his ealcuIa-
ton being founded on the piice of wheat at that
time in England.
An experiment of cutting the grain ten days
ca riier tran usual was also tried by a farmer in
M lchlgaD, on sixty acres-theperry being SOFT
and in the milk ;and the result was, that il yield
cd more -four and less bran than usual. Anoth-
err advantage Of early reaping is stated, on good
authority, to be security from rust. A farmer is
said to have tried an experiment on This subject.
Finding one of his fields of wheat, in q very raw
or green state, was badly struck with rust, he
determined at one TO cut it; and did SO, amid
the laugh of his neighbors, who thought him
crazy. The fields adjoining suffered little from
rust. and stood till fully ripe; yet, at threshing,
that which was frat cut gave the finest wheat
and the best yield.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-06-13

-The following admirable song, written by
a sadt of our place, We recommend to the no.
iie~zfClay Clubs. The ladies are all for Clay
the men generally follow their lead:
For the Evansville Journal. s.
CLAY SONG.
Air-~HosI C~olmbia.n
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-15
3 II 9 II / 1( e

Dcctcr Ouncau's 9lufrpurf befSroernbes nelmittcl
fur bic SlusSeArnn9. ,.-.
8On 6. q. Mc&eath,
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9SenfnQtt11nHlI.


1. Scr 9aterlanbstrtAnp "np 8stfber 3eit
crfhent rtaelmdB8 jcOen Sreif1S.
2.Otr @ntferptiOHs prcts 1T aIeru. so Gents
CrausbejaDs, srer2 le taus oic 3eItunS n in
nrr Dal6 Der fen 9afte pes Sabrs be5aDlt Wtrr.
Die 3sit9 Gamma Damn auf9rSsrsn wsrren, men" a.
SItranee bc5apIt ItnO.
A. 1srnn Dem 9crlaufbes Sabrrs rie 3ritunS MID
auSetanti9t ptre 70 bcradtG cs 1ls eHrn 2runIR
ritiel6e fur en anoercs SaEr tu RcpattrH. . -.
81 Sen ltnerf1reiber nil ft etnn tar,srn 3ritram al
Mcnaten dt9etpmmen.
g. Dir Btrcncnn9 9cfbieDt anI Soften tutcrfbrter
HHb Sr M Die rausScte mBen pOrep ein8eanpt
7. 1uJctb<n merpen fur bic bIGtn prr tnC rtt mBrn
obGr lc9b baar bstHDLt wcreeH, Uet 1uf lcn8
Nrt in 1e6nua8 ltebt.
NJ Jeber ppitmetiter bat bas Gedt, etnen 8ref
in medem ftd 3ettnn9S9elo beFnbe, IT. fr an ben
Drafer Su aberlenoen.
9Senn nns unlere entfs1nten 0eer alio 9elb 1enbeu
irplen 70 branden e nur su brem YOitmeilter su ges
ben, une III etner geaenwart oas gelb tn einen Nref
an nns 5M e9en. @r irebt fobann bic sboreBe barouf
uno franfrt ben Brief psonrb ben Sublcrtbenten 10
bem Druder bas pof9elo erfpart mro.
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Geutf6es @aifbaus in Cincinnati.

Wttelmartt in rer 5tn 9trase, (spif9en Der 9nc I'm
8NanuB SraBen) Der Gnbesbcnanntt epeblt(ein afbau
Der Sun tncr Sanes, ,inrrm CT 70 cngtritet III ra6 d
Neenne u SnB ne 5u pferb ober nit 6ubrptn auf bic t
quene 2Be loSiren fam. Sein 9aus uno feline SStan
np 8craumi9; tcinc Senfe tcin Ib nit ben, tfcn rr
ben mas Der Oartt osrtietet unb ene 8ebanona nS
nuSrn G baB Sc6bnli bic peber tp ibm ufprcocn bic r
NAL iDm eH8etebrt Dattem 2Dr bic rote nit ans nla.
mill III HerJlin rpiltpmmeu 9auio pf fferrr.
Cincinnati, Scbruar 20. $780, bs
cr acre 9ebottcu oicfes ,Battes tam aus Grnrobun
aQes beiiatiscn mas Gerr -. cbcn fa9t
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-15

Sbige 9lbtioun1 felt cine teutlide gefhaffenhet'
Der Qu19e &C. in ihren1 eeIunoen uno natlrl1en 3us
auce oar, tpclhe Die S9auptpraane res Soents fIno,
hren Dae in Ger Ge9euo Ger Srut haben> nno rle(el
be 6etnabe gang ctunebmen gS fIuo oeren Srpe-etue
CUR Nebten ulp etne sur Qinten. Dieie SrSaue flnb
Don Deider 9atr, u. beitehen aus blutrcthen 9oern
ais pul5 unb Qungeuaoeru, Die NIT Der Quftrotre tn
Gerbinouug iteben, uno 70 nit Dem Qebcn ce5 ganSen
R6rpers oerbunoen. Gie euf5eQen in eer eun9e iIno
c iberau5 fleil unb ihte Sdutden 10 oitnn nno sar,
oaS oas geriu9te NiuoerniB oele tleinen Sefuuuoen
oeropfen uuo oa6 9Itbmen binbcrn faun, uno fcalit
SHueu, @utSluouas bes Sdlein,es in Der euftr6hre,
Heerfett &c. nit ld brin9en Sulest frdnft Die Qull
9e anitedet H. zen Yaenteu III Die aefdhrl0e Sage eer
9usSebrun9 oer1rsen. 9eer bit On tehofet NIT ben
erfen anSeiden bieier &ranfbctt, ndmlif: oufen,
GerfdItun9 &C., 70 gebraud9e 9letd
Or. Sunc1n'S 9tu5lpurf bcforbcrnre5
9el1ntttel,
Elm Wttcl fir Gerfiltuna, Suiten, Slutpeien, oals
Ieut,ucunoen, ld)pere6 9lthmen, @n9brl9fstt, Sets
ten ll,1b Srutteden uuo fir al(e Yeber uHo Sungen
fraufbeteu, eas ,,Ider" ale GelCpfun9en Der gefds
Be bcs Socms rpegui1t uno 1T ote Gun9e nlobt curA
Ho oureb anselteft, 70 wtro es ither III ncnn Sauen
aus sebu bic Granfhett beltn uno IN alle eebensor'
eane neues 9eben brgen. 9elet Die pielen 2aulenoeA
BON @ertiffateu etuer 9uten Guren uno Die @mpfcbe
lun9en Colder, bic oiee WeotSin itcn 9ebrauet ba>
be uub es miro Gueh oeutlid wercen, oaB e o1s ees
ben Tauienoer. weldes Dem grl0iden ihcn nabe mar,
ieoer auf'5 Ieue rfte uno erqutdte -Jlufet an BET
BEN A9enteu uno Sbr peroet 9cwlB 5ufrtecen lelu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-15
5000 2baler Belobnmns /!

Gtae 8ecbnunS 1T setotrn c ptro jett aufs cue aaf
unteimmt 3cit sanSc 9ctc r8snr cnane, Irlt cDcr
a)ripaiann rer 3ur 8cnu9tbHun8 pcn 3wo atnaswrtbc
6rscrn ttpeit eab Or. Duncan Nuswurf brorbernbes
em jenals perfcD ses bas 81 beplrfen ,pas Der Gis
seutDilner perfpra9 balnit gu tepirten.
Otiee eb,n ut empcblcn fir NussbrInS, 9ertaltuneen
5uIfei, 8utlpeen, Gbperts Abmen &eiten. 8rufeden
blauen uen fur a seber sunsentrantbeiten fre
Ipcn cber refen tprueen prararaoncn. pcl6e biz
lDm publitum 8runpfaslofn austbrunsen werbeuOr
uueas Nuspurf bSroe 6timittct III Sanii@ frei
piu alien anbtren avten nartptif1en Subtan5en nf
ben. ).
gu pertaufen sci 3obn. g artO ,tteuabe in all
County Staoret.-7
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yulton-g ! en9tseBe ere i
7hfIu t11lu IgtennIimn.
Ganal 8ulton Start Is o.,

. Y U . ~ Y ia y Or
ptar, in gebaftsperbnDuns oper partnertebip setrs
ii tunb Satliement ppaifanrtS i'm 8anSe baben-
Sere Art 0nBateit ~iro au 8eten8 prompt no ~ ben HI
isien prcen ibnen rrferst Ne 4rtt Oefen, Sod
s(birre, pfa8, Mabnerie Gabcn, 70 mic Iterbaup al
brem Sae sDcrSe 8esenianpe peresn in 3utanft pn
AFT ano 9cbaten.-Oeni9n, pelbe ner8eden VeSentanr
bblrfen ,perpeu wobl tbun e bel anrafn re nj,
lbereast nO baB c weit4 4uesDcnnp 8etrse n bel
Ct unp pcDlfeiler 5a taufen in 5tanps llne.--
Sulton Den sten Ot;emtcr, 1912. 22.b. '.
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Cine 9roGe 9tuS1pab(
oerbit + unb 2Binter G3lttr.
u q rtt II SO ife > a /
Serbf : ltno Miuter 9ater

9luelinoifthe uno
Tnebcr, GaflImire,
ncn5euge &c 9Imer'
Gfd,c ii. euglifthe ga
25 @enr5 per Oaro,
II. WuIfcrn, pelfe
ginfad,en II: pustie
cruoen u Srauteu
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-15
MalliQDn GtleltoieBerei.

GEneestenann ertsn bicrmt br Sce6rten puttum i6re
N1oent TAR nen tis gDsr eenct8n 5upru t,O incen
Ht"nnt III maiden. rag unfere Gttn9icBerct
"lDtncn crtlt1ttc neM cbat init rnrr Oapfma(tit ptr
eprn n"0 "ues er nD9li6f cinScr it, bag mir fcpcD
mre "tS le'ete anfras 8rttc ucrfrsen lp nebeu
Setcu"n9cn nno &r'rhpert cp Nt cltn yamcn s inntr
baEn mag an aus" Drbruateit cine tepeutenpc Nm
ag rcrDepCr arr bt uns ~ tnncn tOie Dlemrcn pcrSeu
auf Sefel"nS to 1@neu "ls m6Stdb pcrfetttst- -.
Q balten nun cr pcrrdtbis folsnre @escnabc auf anS
pft19c pon ben tetcn Srrten. Olnb.unc SdsnIbicen:
fur 9re9: unS 9sinrnablr ;auo pcrtsrn mir neue unS
rerttern 1Ite Sreihnabnen; So6feu, scr6bnt Sutcn.
unp SrDceM, Ecd9cbrrc epcr Nrt Slcrbuno lBaaeubIi
fem u"oet"e Wense anrercr Arte 3umeitlaus 3u tenaen
Q1r tabn crcrnann frruntbA Aftf, cn lei uns an,rfen
umr bren r ctncre 0un unrrr 8enner ntnur tcuttbof
ten icnctrn s"r quito Srtirnuns encn trenrren 3ads
III tctpirten. z- .- go"
" partrtatt unb & &eBler.
6 a te @teamounSrp, D1 { Il Il n, SUM %. 1s4a
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Orucf Z 81 + s cit,

BON e0er Art,
miro I" otefr oruderei auf frSe anseise flr biaae
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sm 21 Iebruar IInb benz llnter3elhneen stpet piers
De entlaufen- Das cine 1T cine Nire, angefabr 10
Sabre alt ein 8uda. NIT ehr lanaem Sdnef uno ei.
re it etn Oedre SnDen, unocfdhr 2 Sabre alt, gang
id,tpar;, NIT einem Gbaler-9rcBen welBsn Se au Der
Sttrne.-Ger rerItche Stnber miro erlltt, Ildridt,
coer bic pferoe iclbf bel Sern. S1cob 5taber, Sat.
wtrtb III SctbIebem, Su leer, 9egcn cine an9emerne
Nelohnun9.
yetblebem Gaunfhip, 7. Ntdra 1914
SacOb eder. 35 3m.
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Se1bla9nebnnn9s CsatGaclaRMent)

6et9 &C.
Dnrd' meme Seraula0nus plroe am beutacm ga,
tum e'ne 9ctdla9enabn1e [attachmen aecrcne ourd,
Sobn @ Wo r h. Sricoen6rihter Don eernatcn
Ictpnltip, Start @runp, auf oas @iaentbum umo bic
stteften pon y GaYnol , 8 jr., EN- perlh.pu,,,
>ener Shulouer,
Datirt, 8tbrnar q. 81. >. 1914
y 9S. Mtll,ans rurdD Ihomas g. Wccb. 0loent
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s. 81. Mc c eatb, M. ..
9luS,ebrung oebet(t.
Cine anoere Sur be,plrft> burd Or. Guucau's
2luslpurf befbreernoes Ssellmittel

Cine anoete Sur beplrft, Durtb Or. Duncan's
auswurf beforeernoes cellmtttel
6r p1ineas Ipmtinon, bel Noamspile, Wussinsum Gpun
tp, beIein Dag cn SrDn alt l6 Sabre, rre aD:
lang cner $un9cnrautbsit litt Scnr Srptpe
eter ouilen, betht3es Seter no natl6es @Wteen be.
slcltct Abnabme torpcrlicr &ranap ae Spmpto
Der Ausselruns 9repem rerfisOenc cptamene al.
lem pbnc GrS peraf Datts, tefhlOB CT, Die 6strat
Or. Duncan's sustpurf bef0rbernbem SeilmitteI
ut prctiren, peles alIctalb Nscnttn in 3acspt @
rbate.-t @crSnascn tena&ritiset CT oas lMttitum
raB rce Diepyn nen SrDn ppttcmmn" wieper brssfelt
epiin Su 9trabcn, unc eet teneet @ fbon prtom.
mcn seunp. Offtc, ~ 9Uro ct pblapclrhla.
Giae 0uanttat ansetcmmcn in Canton, bel Spbn y "
t cn
c. 6rase nad Or: Duueau's ESpectOrant Rene
dy, uno Du pirts erbalen. .
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@ell5uiLle, o., 9lu9ult 81, 1912

UCn y. u. WGcGeath,
gSeO6uiCIe, g., S|u9uit 81, 1912.
Mein 6err! Or. Duncan's 9luswurf bef0r
oernoes 0etlmitte fur 9lusSebrung, 0ueu, gerf1tun
seu &C. bat I'D, III meneu Soiupen ais oas bette Deu
mttel, Da6 nodD je s1 melner GenntntB 9ean9teI be
welen. Sd empfeble es caber Cbne ale 3O9eruHg oen
ent9eu, tpelde nit eun9en auo eeberfraufbeten be
9aftet fine. Sd babe aud, etHen ga4 sefepen, no oa
Ielbe Deilmittel I'll noero oan tdb fe / T turrte,
nadoem Der panent { u II f Sabre drStlihe oufc ses
braudte, u. Spar eoe 4Scd)e bic slbfuhrungen Se>
braudDen muBte. Sest 1T er i'm Sels etuer ooutous
mencn 9elunobeit.
..-. ... .,.-s s. 81 SEC Reath M. ..
Gauieuoe, Die an oeier &rautbeit lelDeu, iouteu lid,
obi9es bpd5erubmte ,,9lusnarf beferoernre oellut.
lei" anhafferL che es su pdt ,t Beoentt, paB olee
Ueeeislu unfehlbar furtrt; nbt auf eue palllatioe
9Seie, ipe es Die Neofamente, Die Opium entbalten
tbun, lonOern oele seeia bebt Die Strantbe,t aus b
rer lSurSel ourd) Seforoerun8 oes 9luswurfs gll
|en3Ses @as miro ben patienen Don oieer 2baiad,e
ilber5eu9en. Drjent9en, We1e uu9ldubi9 lluo, flnr
eriuht, Gle 3cu9ne Sn lie fe II, ose )obe, rptle pis
punoerbare aSnfuns oseler MeoSa erfabreh sess ben
|baben ..a..
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Sec. gS. Seloen] IQouts @Aifer.
BclOe1r uno ScDaefer,
9lCUof0tcn u1O Rcthtsoc(cbrtrn.

1EtUcTl mo SCDaFtec,
9troofaten uno Nchtseelcbrten
Suc iii Der 9luSittung Der Srtrisprutemi IN gtart
Hno Den anarenSenocu Grllntes III partnerlhp 9rtrc
ten uno bcten hercnrtb ihren 6reunccu uuo benz put
fum tbrcn Setifano i'll aIIen 9tebtsan9elegeubsite
adtuu9suUu AT.
Sfftee: @tne Ghitre rpeiflih BON orn. Ol,pt5
9ctei uno 9eraee 9e9cni1ter benz 8rautlil ioaus.
SEER gtdfsr fprid,t unb 1threitt nebf Der ena,
'lIlten, audi Gle oeutlobe NIB framS6 fild e
Sprahe.
6eeruar 70. 1944 81. s. y.
o. 2nt benadrtdtist obcn9enauuter 9ouis ed,is
fer, oaB er ais tffenter 9etlr auaclte1lt it H. 8oQ
nj d' 10 me aloere redte9ultigc Dcfumeute, Il,
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