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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-20
INDIAN HOsTILITIEs IN IOWA.
More Depredations nn the Frontier.
From the Keokuk Gate City. 9th.l

W. learn that there are unmizta.:a1lc
Indications Of a general hostile feeling
AMONGST the Indians along our Northern
frontier. and that the i.,punitg which
has hitherto attended their 0utragcS lu-
spires them with confidence in their Al
tempted repetition.
A special messenger has arrived from
Spirit Lake with dispatches for uover
nor Lowe, representing that the Indians
are collecting in larger numbers than
ever upon our frontiers. The tone and
bearing of these Indians is bold, insolent
and threatening, and they have already
committed numerous depredations upon
the property of the white settlers in the
vicinity of Spirit Lake. The horses and
cattle of the Citizens disappear mysteri-
ously, and in several Instances 1t has
been ascertained that they Were stolea by
the Indians.
Miss Gardner, one of the captlves Ia
ken and released in the spring of 1897,
is again living at Spirit Lake, and recog.
nizes amongst these Indians some OF lux,
IA -dutah band who were engaged IN TIC
butchery of our citizens that winter, and
by whom she aud others Were taken cap
tive. The danger of similar hostlll!ies
! is re- larded as imminent, aud settlers are
standing on guard day aud night, and
will continue t. d, so till military force
/ shall be sent for their relief and protec-
| tlon.
! We are happy to learn that they vii
not be kept in suspense nor disappointed
in their hopes of aid from the Governor
Upon the reception of the Intelligence
! that our fellow citizens were again ex
posed to the peril of the bloody scenes
enacted winter before last i'll the vicinit,
of Spirit Lake, Gov. Lowe promptly Is
sued orders to Captain Martin OF til,
Frontier Guards, requiring him to marcs
with his company Of about fifty mel
with all possible dispatch to the seem
Of danger. Captain Martin is dlrcctc'
t0 take no offensive measures OF hoStllt
ty against the Indians unless such meas
ures are absolutely necessary for the pro
lection and safety Of the settlers. lie |
required, however, to notify all the lndl
aus in that vicinity. whether hostile o
friendly, to leave the State, and in ease
their neglect or refusal to leave, he
instructed to drive them out OF the Stat
at all hazards; and he is especially CT
joined to make every possible effort t
capture Ink pa dat tab, and as many
his tribe as can be Unidentified as impl
Gated in the massacres of the spring {
1857, in order that they may be dea
with according to law
1t is very generally believed by thos
who have the best facilities for knowing
that there is a malignant and settled ho
rllty in the breasts of lnkpa du tai
: and the Indians who are under his col
troll, against the whites, aud that they a.
determined to wreak their hostility c
our exposed frontier settlements.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-20
Missionary Ground.

Tho lsto wh nlpsaln arrest af M hlIc
r,,,,,t;o,.r;as !, \or yorl,,, ,,eIl ,,,,,
r.o,t 49, ,ho fr;n,ds of f,r..;.n ,,.is.;.,'',
e., w;s1,m 81 rso,Ii;,,, so<nn r. T,, J..
harors amonc h,rhar;an. in for.;r, land.
aYI yat,;na ,hn,n - work .nt,rr, tlc
lo,d,nr nnl;t;c1ns of tho co,,,,orci.J rn.
,ronnI;2 nf tho natior The T,u.x
m.tes n. foI,ving reference - tho
sooonl b,,cb If arro1t r,a3n = few 3,ys
a;n,a.
Tnaor .ho now rbor,or ,ho no,yI,
o,oc,aJ n;s,r;et.h,tornnv \ 7 Wstar.
bnrr 10 cn,ers ;n,nrd;,telv We he.
I;oa, 1nH., +Ln Int;os of his offrc ,.;,L.
"n, ,,.;t;n. -. I;I,crtn far thn I.t f
Ian',arr K rnvin~ MI. ~tatr or r.,.,y
-. ~..;.;,., ,,rnJ,.ac..,r !. c,;lnn,I, ,,'
'Ii,.J - ',,,I.s l.,v Will. Iii. shorr.r,,i
snn n.,.,fonrs +, shine. lie sae,..x f.,
ha~e tnrnwp ont = dragrct for official
cnInr,,.--as th~ indirtmcnt, whj,. We
n,,tl;.L - ,,r,1.or ,.,,,,n.,, .l,o,rs ,l,o ha,I
,art;aL J.. hae r,aln Va l,,y. ..n,
nn,h;no .a,aI - !, .;nc. tho a,v If mira,
n,as Tba vholo C;tv Coyrrnoc,t arc
=. los an 70 stand mas nr;.oncrs ,t the
h.r anl n,.ta ansvar to rh,rne. # ,,ravc
cr;'nes and misdome,nnrs r,mr,i,tsI IN
d;scbarge or thr;r offi.;,I dnties The
late NJ ho.ds tbo li.t aid folIovir.,
af,or !. soIen, nrooes.;oo cannes th1
f,tLnrs and ston-ffthors of the r;,v--s
l;..z,,., ,li,r,,,a ana 6r.,. r,,,,,;l.,",,-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-20
Terrible Domestic Alienation.

There Isl family residing near this city
which presents an extraordinary case Of
domestic alienation. The husband and
wife, though living in the same house,
have not spoken word to each other
for twenty years The difficulty grew
out Of an alleged inGdcIity on the part of
the husband y separation WIS not de-
sired by either, but a GOODNESS immcdi-
.,tc!y grew up between them, and this
long silence has been the result. A ia
vorlte daughter has been the medium of
communication between them. The hus-
baud readily supplies all the wants of the
wife, and the wife privately provides
the requisite comforts for the husha' d.;
they meet daily, but never speak This
alienation has now existed so long, that
the twenty years silence will never be
broken. They are in excellent circum.
stances tin. T'mc&
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-20
The Senato,shir-Pms,e ect Of More Warm
Nmk.


Douglas claims to have fourteen the
twenty-five Scuatur~ On the ether
hand, ttc Buchanan men confidently
assert that two of the iourtce, are Ad-
ministration men, and that they will not
vote for Mr.. ncuglaS under uny circum.
stances IF there be any truth in the
claim CT the latter. NJ. Douglas election
is by no mcaus certain We have no
doubt but that two of. the Senators have
given expression heretofore to feelings of
hostility towards Mr.. Douglas; but VIC
have supposed all along, and sec no reason
now for change Of opinion, that their
opposition would melt away before the
influences which Mr. Donglas will be
able to bring to bear upon them.
1t may be, however, that in this we are
mistaken. 1t may be that Mr. Buchanan,
with all the patronage of the government
at his disposal, will tutbid Mr. Douglas
At all events the presence Of Buchanan
element IN the Senate, capable of held
ing the balance of power if it chooses to
| do 50, will give rise to not little drlo-
macy on the part both of the President
and his friends on the one side, and of
| NJ p,,,1,, ~ a.
farn;'.n ,55;..;.>n w. ~, t,",'' n"'p
:rI.,.i ,,'I}: ,', ',''''o.,'' gov e''',sn'p
f,rnr ~ ,har, oh,roa,ox o ',n, .s, u, '.' y"
saa, NJ nmaI'" I' I''"' 'e'''' may "'''' al 'e-
IN -. noI, ,i,oo .no pn.,o..a ..u
,,.t". Wv y, na.> >' p'~': '"e ,"e''"'''" "e"
~. 49, ,I',. '"', ~, - ''' '"'eo '","p.'s
.t.n Ky ''so assert ,"''
oF ~ ,ha' n.In 'olo ,~i nHI'oe'.''o m "'.n'"u,s M
~ n"T, " T'0 W., "o' Sup'!' WI
~ W., N;o" I;o, ""' ~ " a.. '"'S IVA,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-20

Our Railway Trains are run too fast.

Our ltallWty J ralHS arc run TOO la>t--
Look at the recent disasters. 1t was a
train, going half mile minute, that
made the fatal plunge through the Sau-
quot Bridge, 1t was train, running
forty miles an hour, that was precipitated
down the Shin Hollow emhankment, kin
ing and manning. The train that went
crashing into the river on the Laytayette
and indianapolis Road was Cincinnati
Express train. The train that pitched
off the track at Tenn Yam, was u New
York Express traiu. All these disasters
have happened since the Summer time
tables wire adopted in May, Increasing
the average speed. 1t i, always So
One of these wholesale, frightful sacriti
ces of life and limb rarely happens OK
ccpt to, or BY means of train at high
speed.
But the travelling public love to ride in
one Of these "lightning trains which
whizzcs them over the track at rate us
dangerous rs it is delightful They love
a speed which grinds the rails, racks the
axlcs, strains the timhers, renders it I'M
posStbtc to Stbp ih tihic u avn aNS'ithA
and ensures death and destruction when
accident does occur. So the danger is in
CURED to please the passcne crs:
The Dramas laws the Dramas pat
rons give and those who live to please,
must please, to live
And by similar necessity Railway
managers are forced to adopt time tables
to suit public opinion. th'u ugh they
know the hazard of accident, aud the
certainty of rulnous "wear and tear,
which they involve.
Speed should b. proportional to tie
strength Of material. This is not a mat.
ter OF chance, but OF calculution.. Given
the speed of Il train, and tie strength OF
wood aud iron, it l. Il mere >um IN urlth
mctic to determine whether car cat
be crushed to atoms, or can only h.
wrcnchcd and jolted, by going Of III,
track. Sped should be the secondary
safety tle primary considcratln0. Hcttc'
arrive an hour latter, taan run the ri~l
Of being killed or manned fer life, on ,hc
w?y.-aUttnU .juur
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-20

our readers are probably aware that
.he addition to the capitol at Washington
Is intended to be very costly aud mag
n,licent affair. But they will get better
ldea + OF its magniicnncc by reading the
following description Of so Important part
of 1t as the balustraac of one of the
starcases, and seeing what sort of thing
that Is If a balustrade, aud for "p,ivate
stairway too, is made to cost $50 900.
ana to be miracle of art, what must the
whole structure be2 We copy from the
fhiladeiphla Gazette:--Dar. Gar.
1t is for the private stairway, inside
the building, by which members ascend
to the halls, four flights in length, max
~ the balustrade one hundred and sixty
two feet. To be in keeping with the
magnificent cdice itself. no common rail
lag would have answered Accordingly
THIS s massive specimen of the very
highest descri ption of bronze. But 30.
ooo dollars could be appropriated for it,
though the balustrade will cost the makers
fully that sun, and probably more. Il,
contains seven main figures buck at
full speed; spread eagle, full fir Mt, of
st,on;,,, viii ra;,oI ,r,,,,. anI ",
Ions: y b,v recn;In, frnm an ;ra,p r,ttI,
snak kc. nicoon's nest in ,rea with tho
,on,r birds in !, and ,ba ,na,hsr ,saanI I
inc to il. and two fine GI,rss nf C,n;ds
in different nos,nrns an,onr the l.r'Jl
work Thcse oro only rho ,o,;n s,rnros
There arc al thronr5 tho warl 6no ron
rcsant,,;nns of ,ho n;,s a,,1,' ,LnI
lr,n r,sn I;hr cr,tn, ni,nt tnhannn
Ind;a, earn .,,,cia En r. f,nt ,ho
snvnn r,,,ois or I,;s (,,I,,..n,da aros ost,,I;as
,f Am',,;c,n ,r, inIrrJ yho ,IantS u
fyurC> nrr N mo5rIsI fran' iha n.tn.I
ra,I;tv here ,mon,, us oonor,. - donr
in Irn,n Son,r, f,r,,ishe1 rho str5, for
~, hnnL ~ s,,,ra - ,ri';ar :,
!, rcoEr fno ',r,,';', ',>", ;. :" n,,, ry'''"' u;
H., ,',,s,r,.,.,..-,, - WIN f,"s f,,."frI "fr
Tnr.h Rana str3, wa, 49, hnr'ra ~ -
whcn hn dns;cnod ,ho bs,nstr,,In ,nJ
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-20
A Funny Sell.

Doctors arc very wise men, sometimes.
This fact is fully illustrated b. the
following from the New Bedford Aercu-
ry:
In certain fourlshing village down
eastward, where fourishes literary ln-
stitution, a gentleman took one Of fam
ily of infant prpples, and gaining en-
trance into ueighbor's house before the
folks were wide awake enough 10 know
what he was about, cAQcked the Attle
creature among a litter Of kittens. ot like
teI der arc. Iuss made no distinction
between the stranger an1 her owu oft.
spring, and lie on his part took kindly
aud conhdingly to his new muse. Great
| WAS the astonshment Of the household,
! when il was discovered (as they sup
! posed that their cat WAS the dam OF tt
! puppy. The news Of 50 portent.ous Il
! birth spread over town like wild fire.
/ pcople came in hocks to sec thc sight.
/ The fortunate possessor was offered I've
dollars for the little monster, bat declared
he would not part with it for five bun,
| lrcd. That the case might not fail ot
due authcntication, two physicians Of
the first responsibility, were summord tc
inspect and report upon it.
They jointly and several'y scrut'nIzed
the animal. and found that it WAS certain
ly puppy, having all the Characteristic:
of the dog race, crc1t tic p"'cS. Thos'
were pronounced to resemble cats claws
The pcrpetrator Of tho joke cou dn't holo
in any longer The cat was out Of th'
bag ia twinl;Iing, and if the doctor
outlive the memory of their essay il
comparative zoology, they will he NOR
lToky than ncss virtiNs # "soll.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-20

For my part my head is p;,iaed with
all tina, read j can scarcely take up
ajournal or newspaper but my eyes light
upon some sighting remark with regard
to woman--her superficial character and
nothingness--her weak body aud weaker
mind. Is it not high time for us Ameri-
can women to wake up from our lethargy
and set about in down right earnest in
removing this evil that lies at the root of
our Constitution and constitutions,--LJe
Illustrated. REBKccA.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-20
eee One of the best measures propos

cd at the last session of Congress, was
Mr.. Grows joint resolution providing
that all public lands shall remain open to
eemption for ten years after their sur
vey before they shall be offered Tor sale
in other words, to give the settlers ter
years precedence of the spectators; -
This was temporarily killed by the lso'
compton5tcs, under the lead Of 'irgio'.
member, tut it will yet b. revived and
nasso,l.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-20

~ ~ -'7~s~~s~~,~~--~1~-~-~.----. .-
A MERRY EYE.
NY READ THORNTON.
The ligh, of merry eye,
In this dark world OF our.
~ 'iAe the blue of Arril's sky,
or sunshine after showers
iho"gh born to trouble as we are.
And nc'er from sorrows free
sun merry eyes are aye the sim
VI what our life should he.
for JOY is sorrows elder born,
And shall out'ive her sigh
ha' SsAon blood and toiling hands
Suit lest sunny beam,
Ny hiuc-eyed boy. hy two III on, his young
Ills infant words TO try,
Tells al he nesds by meaning smiles
That haunt his merry eye.
ihat sunshine Of the heart shall i've.
Ana Cares aud years defy
Len wrinkles radient the light
Around the merry eye
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-20

na4- William II Rarey, the oldest of
the horse training brotherhood, declares
that his system is equally eficacious in
subduing women and children as horses.
Ben G a widower with ten olive branchc'
h. had amp" opportunity to test the
truth Of his theory.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-20

sax-An Irish attorney says "No p,an'
~ ssIonld publish death, uoe,' appf's
vi ! .r s tbo fret hy 'he rsr'y deceased
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Lc.E. HUBER.

| rro4NEy AND cocNsELLoF LIZ. +. a. a.
{ tar Cou.iy, Iowa.
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THOMAS HANNA.

TrDaEEl Ar LAW, And General Land
! Agent. %'lson. Aa-catine o., I"Sa wa
a. i :, Al, o.s~.ua-s entrusted I" "tn. d" Nus.
:. ua. tuIt.1r .5otasn5 Counties ia ioHn- -
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NOT i1sIAE.

,1uN :. rCTnlLIr NOTARY rrHLc. Ttgton
] Cedar Cv4rts, leeds .au5t@a-fss t..s~ g.
ak. H.. drawn ana ach@pw 3ea-e5' "tt*~
i t5a.-.errL: protesting. or aa3 "t@~g h".a' 'A'
,s,..trnar4to to may 29u-.a.n3-"&H
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=. ]. Rider.

,ExEnAt. LAND AGENT L NOTARY PtE
| H. a, .yt,Yox Iowa ply
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-20

We wonder if any body ever picked
up tear that was dropped.
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|. \ W CARDS.
II. (, EIATl

Il. {. FIATT,
ArrbtNEY AM cuUS-tLLos Ar Law
\ ILL Purchase aud sell Real Estate, locate
" Lard Warrants, atteud tu the Payment Of
a>es, investigation OF titles, couyeyaucing, Sc
,rtt;d IT attention siFcn Ia coil, cttunS. 4 /
oA~ln~s~ 'u.ra-le 10 his car ~,ii D. att-au, q
( with Promptue-a and Fniriirv
krO.hce in the Court House WITH ;he Re-
" Ter. Ttpton, Iowa.
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tHorm,y at Lac aaa Soiicitor an
Chuacery.
TI2TCk IOWA
A. ais Fe .iIeace the corner 0i Locust ard
al / streets. above the Park House. YL~22tf
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mo. l.. fYAN.


rrORNEl a tOl7NsLLLOk Vt
.AA. Upton, Cedar Couaty. Iowa. Nlli
ta.t tulliy tt.ea4 20 al business eut.u,'cd t. his
. 81 ia tAi, IN / the adjoining Counties.
thce--in the Court House sIth The County
:. trscyor, adjoining tae Recorder. bt"Ce.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-25
Sefam,tts,aa61 tsen.
9euti0e GdbuIe

fur &naben unb MGbGen.
Spn ncriNiebcnen Setten su wiebcr6rltcn Nto(rn
ali9efOroert, Dabe ib mid entIhlpIrn, cine 0crtIdc
Sdnle fir &naten unb @aoden gu etoblirell, in prr
fol9rllbc @e9enltaate 9eGebrt werbcn Iuaen, uGmli6 F:
Fcien, Sdreiben, 9tcdncn, @eI6t6te, @cporas
pppie, Dsutlde, Gi8liiAe unD fron56flae @prade,
3cibnen. >
Das @4ulsrlp tpiro f@ tbcilweiie rad Der On.
5a9l Der alt9emelpcten SMiler unb S6Tlerinnc,,
ri4tsn ; je 9rSber Die ansabt, belac ]nisbriarr pas
S6ul9elS. Sebenfalls wirOe ib ben Wreiis reGt
btllt9 anisBci, Inn e6 ben Gttrrn 70 lciat mic mSa<
lid 3a maiden, lore &inpcr in meine @6ule ~,
fdiden. o.
:S@ Babe Nas 2eDrfaa jest gu mriuem auslbl;ef
ltd9en @elhoft 9cmadt Iub fam ba6er tcn mir an
S%ertrattelt &tn0srn meinc unsst6cilte Glufmertlams
trtt i@entsn; 'np bic @ltern ,prrpen wa6Jrnebn,er,
ipaS elm %iietft9eer, treier qrBrer gu leilten yfrmoa.
pa bic n6tDi9s ginrtat,tns etncs p~a1enben QSofo(s
eint9s sSOdlen 3sit %erforpert, ,tnb iA bic @dmle
fpateitenS am 10. September er6fnen mSdte. 70 Bite
i'd, bic &inbey, welde man mir sum lluterrid,t an
"ertrautl1 nil, - balO ME m59lib an3umelben.
9tabere AusFnnft ertbeilt germ
9fnr9 ppn @rGntno
Gde Der 5ten unb @arfhaQ @troGe
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8efanntlnabmnaen

Gtnem perrbrli&en beuti4em 9ublitum bic %crsebcne
ar5et9e, oaB ib bic ieitter BON 5rn. 9. 5affrt &C.
fulrte Su6banblun9 une 2eibbitltptbef fdufid itcr>
nem'nen babe. Snrem id meinc Sreunpc unb ras
%9eiannmte 9utlifum bterauf %rrscbcnI aufmertlam
made, fu9e t4 ned tst, baB i6 ltsts elm completes
wager Don S4reits@ aterialien &c. fibrcn, mic aud
uberbaupt bas gel&aft in Der BeiIe epmpletiren
insrpe, rap es alien anfcrSerunsrn 9enise gu leiten
fabig ietn pirb.
81 9lciher Belt %empfebte id meine 9ci6tiblict6et,
pte 10y IN Der &iir3e nod tebeutcnb SI SersrDsert be-
.atlthttse. @u6 wcrce ih natifcns cinen Gatalpa
barber a%usssbsn.
Inter 3ufideruns rec[er unb m5sli6t tiuieer Sc.
eienuns %emsteblt id Strem %ssncistsn ;3ualprud
.belens &. s. 5tefrr
glth auf Sbises ~te3iebenb, empfeble ids Serrn 6.
.. Steder instnen feitlcri9en &unbcn unr GieIhGfts-
6rcunbcn b%elfeus.
3nsleid criude i@ Dicienisen, prl6e nod Bidder
aus Der mir istt9er su9ctHrrnbrn 2eibtitlipttet in
3anpen baben, frl&e atstaIp AT 5errn 9teder ab,u,
lle1ern. g. Safe
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6em=Marft Sptef.

Dem seebrten putIifum bic c~rscbene Qn,eisc, raft
pteles eeutIds @aRbaus ioipie bic Bar r~c0sltcn nea
%rcltairirt uno aufs SrQtanpieltc cinscridtct iR. Mets
ienoe une &cisdnser finccn baicltlt eincn autcn Slid
uno bic ireunrli6fe gebienuns. &alte ,nc rarme
Sps,lsn itno gu itcer 3ascsScit gu tabcn. Das Bette
%Sa9crbter, ale Sprten lSeinc unb 2iqucurc Better Qua.
litat iinb itetS S~urratbis. gu rcdt Hcisiasm 8ciufc
cteier tnblen uno an9cnebn,cn 0pfalitGt lapc1 aud, in
Der test9en Saiicn gang crsebcna Gin
g. 81 arrbauIeu
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@ihti0 fir 0aintcrs!

Sn Iueuta, Ga, ltbt Elm an Der Saupttrafc, Srratfrosc
nabe Srtrer 9fortst, s~elcscncr 9a%interitrp ;u perfaufsn. Der Ser
tduIer, Gin 9cuiiber, itebt lid 9ciunSbeiteridT6tcn balter ecs
spunsen, bs in i66niter Slitbe iebente @eftdft All ssrtoufSn.
NdbtrtS ;u srfragcn i'll Der SfFec B. 81.
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0as bilieRe 6euerunossW ot,rioI-

Si'
SD tcrfauit SNft Gunip GVfc gu $3.50 yer Qoap, Gcft Sail gnfe
Ut 50. 90, IMP oarS Gofs fur Stftn umo Stamina, aump umb 6aM,
lu $4:'3, lMo trrtdAns nitbtS lr b0S Sringen ~Serlelben. Scoermaur
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