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The Kanzas news., 1859-04-23
THE LiWRRNGR NTRSRRI!

rs SITUATED TWO MILES WEST OF Law
L renee, on the Lawrence and Lecompton road,
or perhaps better known as the California road.
In Offering our Trees for sale we have but few
words to say. Particular attention has been paid
TO their cultivation in order to keep them in good
shape for setting in orchard form. The soil on
which they are grown being good and worked
deep, they are uncommonly well rooted, having a
large amount of fbrous roots.
We have spared no pains in obtaining the best
varieties of
Summer, Fall and Winter Fruit,
Especially those kinds that have been tested and
found to do well in the most Western States. In
order to prevent mistakes, we cut our seions for
grating from old bearing trees, and we viii guar
rantee the kinds to be what we sell them for.
Our trees have been raised on Kansas soil, and
are therefore Hueh preferable to those from out ct
the Territory, being much more certain of living
and making rapid growth, as We have learned by
our own experience.
Our trees are healthy, thrifty, and well grown,
and as such we offer them to Fruit Growers at
cheaper rates, we think, than any other nursery
men.
All persons who wish to obtain Fruit Trees are
invited to call.and for themselves, bofore pur
chasing elsewhere.
Orders received at the office of Bassett ( Brack-
EFT, Lawrence, K T., at the nursery grounds.
G. c. BRACKETf & co.
feb5-d Preprietors.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-23

SoDA B1scUIr.-To two quarts of -four,
four teaspocnfuls of soda, one pint of milk
and half a teaspoonful of lard or butter.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-23

av.v with all your poison drinksl
Our palates do not crave them
Avayi Let others sip who dare,
And We will pray God save them.
Ws drink the wine whose nectar lies
Among the silver fountains.
Or cIesyes with arteries of pearl
The strong hearts Of the mountains
It makes our young blood clear and cool,
Our steady pulses feeter,
And (esye the rosy lips we love)
There can be nothing sweeter.
Nay, nay, my merry lads,
There can be nothing sgeeter.
Like midnight over countless homes,
We see darkness lying
We hear the cry Of bleeding hearts,
That break amidst their crying.
We see our noblest brothers lost
To love and hope and honor,
And woman with the heaviest curse
OF human woe upon her.
Drink deep, my ladsl We shun the sin
That drags us to their level
Drink deep Of Gods immortal wine.
Ours is no drunken revei.
Nay, nay, my merry lads. -
Ours is no drunken reyel
We see sad mothers-sadder wives,
Whose eyes are blind with weeping;
And beggared babes, whose pallid lips
Make means amid their sleeping.
God pityl yHis truth We swear
We viii net grieye our mothers
No gentse eyes whose light We love,
Shall weep for US, my brothers!
Drink deepf This wine viii never fire
q Our brains TO drunken madness.
Drink deep to Temperance and Truth.
Drink deep to Health and Gladnessi
Ay, ay, my merry lads,
Drink deep TO Health and Gladness!
With one hand on our holy pledge,
To help and cheer each other,
And one hand tenderly outstretehed
To lift our fallen brother
We ask the aid of all good men,
The prayers of those who leve US,
That Peace may SOW her flowers beneath.
And light her stars above US.
Drink deep my ladsi This wine viii make
Our young blood clearer, fleeter;
And (saye the rosy lips we loVe,)
There can be nothing sweeter!
Pledge, pledge the lips we love,
There can te nothing sweeter.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-23
To Rent,

HOUSE AND ABOUT THIRTY ACRES
n Of ploved land, under fence, on Dow Greek,
seven miles north Of Emporia, known as the Allen
Pearson place Apply TO Id. BAILEY.
EnpCria March II, 1859.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-23

For one year, ia adaanee) 50 90
"a. six months, 81 1 90
Advertisements are respectfully solicited from
large and increasing subscription list, and is
the paper to advertise in
U AL distant advertisements noticed in editc-
rial columns, and the paper sent gratHitously du-
ring continuance Of advertisements Address let
ters to Border Star" Westport No. nT2tf
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-23
Grinding and Bolting.

7 HAVE gotmy new Bolting apparatus in good
i order, and am now prepared to turn ont the
best quality of -four on short notice Also corr
ground In the best manner
JOEL HAWORTH,
isnl5-t Proprietor Cottonwood MIL
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-23
Esr1as Maze.
a Temnerance Song.


WRITTEN BIZ REQuEsr, AID RESPECTFUL -D pLpi~AihD
TO rHE "TExPEzascE BOTS OF EkFoRA-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05
A Hundred Years.

4One hundred years ago. there was not
a single white man in Ohio, Kentucky,
Indiana, and Illinois Territories. Then,
what is now the most Furnishing part of
America, was as little known as the coun.
try around the mountains of the moon.
1t was not till 1863 that the "Hunter Of
Kentucky" the gallant and adventurous
Boon, left his home in North Carolina.
to become the first settler of Kentucky:
The first pioneer of Ohio did not settle
until twenty years after this time.
r A hundred years ago, Canada belong.
cd to Fmnce, and the whole population
OF the United States did not exceed a
million and half of peop,e.
\ hundred years ago, the great Fred
eric of Prussia was performing those ex-
piclts which have made him immortal
IN military annals, and with his little
monarchy was sustaining single handed
with Russia, Austria, and Ffrance-the
three great powers of Europe combined.
A hundred years ego, Napoleon was
not born, and Washington was young
nuu INQUEST virginia colonel, and the
great events in the history of two worlds
IN which these great but dissimiisr men
took leading parts, were then scarcely
foreshsdowed.
A hundred years ago, the United States
were the most loyal part Of the British
Empire, and on the political horizon nc
speck indicated the struggle which with.
in . score Of years thereafter, established
the greatest republic in the world.
A hundred years ago, there we're bu.
four newspapers in Amcrica-steam en-.
glnes had not been imagined and railroads
and telegraphs had not entered into the re
motest conceptions Of nan. When We
come to look back to it through the vista
of history, we find that to the century
which has passed was allotted more i'm.
portant events in their bearing upon the
happiness Ct the world, than almost any
other which has elapsed.since the crea-
ton.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05
Can Travel like Pfzen.


The electric telegraph is bound to re-
main a mystery to the million, and the
ludicrous conceptions of its moRns opc-
randi, which some Of the most ignorant
people have formed, are as mirth- provok-
ing as anything out of Radicals or Smol-
lett. The last illustration Of this that
has fallen under our eyes, is the following
story from tho Pittsburgh Journal:
Not long since, an old lady entered
OKeilly's Office in this city, and said she
had message to send to Wheeling. In
few minutes her note was deposited in
a dumb waiter, and assembled in mystic
rious manner through the ceiling.
''ls that going aisht to Whecling?"
inquired the old lady, with her eyes bent
upon the ceiling.
Eyes am" answered the clerk.
Il never was there" continued she,
"but il hardly seemed possible that their
town hes in that direction. When will
l get an answer Dir. Telegraph p
81 can scarcely tell, ma am it may be
two or three hours"
The old lady went away and returned
in exactly two hours. Just as she en-
tered the door the dumb waiter came
down through the ceiling.
"Ihere Is your answer, ma am" said
the clerk.
The old lady took the neat yellow en-
vclope in her hands, with a smile of min
gled qualification and establishment.
"Now that beats ALL" exclaimed she,
"Bless my heart. All the way from
Wheeling, and the wafer s, i'll wet That's
an awkward looking box-but it can
travel like pizen."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05
An Awful Sight.

About six o'clock last evening, as q
lad about thirteen years Of age was going
home from his work; he found woman
lying On the Twelfth street canal bridge.
She was bonnetless, her clothes which
were dripping wet from the rain, were
open, and an infant two months old, was
rursing Oh her breast. The lad ran TO
her and asked what was the matter. Her
answer was horrible curse. She en-
deavored to get up, but was too drunk to
do so without assistance.
The lad lent his aid, and succeeded in
getting her to her feet. In getting up,
however, she dropped the infant, and the
little thing, already wet and chilled, ut
tered piteous screams. The lad placed
the baby i'll her arms again, and with q
true generosity, offered to aid her in
walking. She refused his assistance, and
with the screaming babe, tottcred along
towards West square, when size again
fell, and this time into the mud.
Fortunately, she fell on her back, and
the infant was not injured In this con
dition she endeavored to nurse il, but
was too drunk to do SO. The boy now
became alarmed, and called for help TO
several persons, among them one who
happened to be the husband of the wo-
man. He was returning from his work,
and had no idea Of the pitiablc condition
Of lis wife. He said he left her sober in
the morning. He took the babe from
her, raised her to her feet, and started
homcward with her.
1t seems that she had gone ont visit
ing during the afternoon. At an ac-
quaintances she was induced to drink,
became drunk, and in that condition star
ted homcwarl. lIer husband was aston
ished ut the condition which he acct.
dentally found her in the public streets.
Gin. Times,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05
--YFowfo Cook A ro,a,oe.

How % Cock u rotatoe.
If0knd in III s'Bitter Sweet telk
how ntook y "eartsr" pot#oe so ss 10
fully enjoy its excsl!eneies. Ruth says:
1Nese ara riS besatifnl earters; "a -"
Every one doomed to lie martyrs
TO the eccentric desire
y al christian people to skin them
as..5 brought 10 the trial VI fiie q
Tor the good that is in them!
IVORY tiiBers--divine one!
Ivory all the way through!
.Aefsr a hollow inside one; -sa-a .zs.#s.r "A
Never a core, black or blue!
All, sou should taste them when roasted!
tChestnats arc not half so good;) Es.
And yoU would find that Eve boosted
Less than should.
They make meal for Sunday noon;
And, IL ever you eat one, let me bsg
louto manage II jest - you 20 a sgs
Tshc . Ias ~ Lssees. silver sossa.
And wrap yess napkin rosnd the shell:
Hare you seen humming.bird probe the
%. bell -.
or q white iirlcd morning glory'
Well That is the rest Of the story!
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05

aes-Nny are pon-malers the most
dishonest persons in the world? Because
they make people steel pens, and thea
say they do write.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05
TERNS-Payabic on Entering.
CHAS. & W"' R. STONE
Wholesale and retail dealers in
III A K d w A RE.

Machiaes, Ayricultral Implements and
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
HAVE in store, and respectfully offer for,al.
IL at ST. Louis or Chicago prices, to the trad.
OF al retail,
100 kegs nails, (assorted sizes)
$50 boxes glass, - do
$4,000 lights sahs, do
80 coils MANILA rope, do
30 coils lead pipe, do
~ circular saws, (large sizes)
1000 # best leather betting. all widths,
ioo doz. butchers files,
$50 doz. axes,
100 doz. axe handles.
100 doz. shoyels and spodes,
. casks log chains,
Z3oo lbs. carriage bolts, nuts & washers,
% mouse-hole anvils,
70 blacksmith's bellows. ..-
oge'her with sveiy variety of platform and
counter scales carpenters, hacksmlth's and
cooper,s foolsi honse- building and shelf lard
ware, &c, &C. We have the largest ana best
selected stock OF goods in Iowa, and are ho,,,d
TO sell at the lowest rates Cali ana acc If wa
are not IN earnest. No. ?, Union Block,
h'o-'a maseatine, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05
BOOK. KEEPING AND ACCOUNTS
EVENING LECTURES.

Delivered by professional men of acknowled ged
ability and talent, on subjects intimately connec-
ted with the interests OF the merchant, mechanic.
farmer and Others, viz: Mercantile Law, Railroad.
ing and Marine Law banking and Exchange po.
litical History, Commercial Geography, Laws of
Nations, Mercantile Customs, Correspondent nee,
Science Of Accounts ETC.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05

In this Department as in all others these Col
lcges stand without rival The STYLES of prac.
teal, Ornamental, and Ladies' Epistolsry Pen.
manship, so universally ndmired by all lovers of
good Wiring, as Taught at these Colleges are not
equalled, and ii is intended they never shall he.
Written Specimens of Penmanship sent free of
charge on application.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05
DAVENPORT -.
Gom1merrfial CyolIeqt,


GRIGG's BLOCK, 1' 3H
Corner If Third and Perry Streets,
"."e@".#. =" DAVENPORT, IOWA.
1J- INCORPORATED in 1850 IL
DIRECTORS
Hon s,Sn si's ssss r %sg h Esr'
+. x psi. En-. r.s Mf sas.. .i L.,
!np sT c:nn n. K. f ss.:a' k k:s
81 2 ~ FACULTY. IL i ~
Jos. c. LOFTS, Prot. Of Book Keeping and Msthemas
Ice, with able asslsaastA & 7a1FS 49,.
y. u. PaArr, Prof q PssnansAip s.d Beck Keryans.
Ssee.l scaA.s, Pros. q AscaI.sss.., 50 es,.,ss-
- Dssvtss. nv ta
-" -LkCFURsns.-1 n}ss ~
D. L. sHossy, and ether ahss Lesssress.
Our Cossmsrcis, Course embr~oes complete scss o
Individual Partnership, Joint Stock and Compound
Company Business, Wholesale and Retail, ManufActur-
ns Kana and ss
change, and the Best system Of Banking Ell
tant Also all Lectures. and instructions in Commer
cial Calculations. The coursein
s..- PENMANSHIP ...
is under the immediate supervision Of Mr.. W. H. Pratt
who took the Premiums for Penmanship and Gard Xri
ting at the last State Fair and shall be erossd by ssss
East or Hest, .+."stI Is
In view Of the uncacd for and repeated statements
made by other parties to the eject that there Is
mercal College this State, other than the one they
trying to establish, would call attention 10 the fact
that ours is #-.--
The only Commercial College I'm Iowa, ]
Where Is given athorough all branches taughs
at first class Commercial Colleges.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
In which thorough practical course In Book Keeping
Is taught by Practical Book KEEPERS and teachers
Of experience. E. s. --- -.-z. za=.. a.sn- as~f
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE s@>~a.
Which has PEHNAs connected with Il.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COILEGE
Which has more than one teacher belonging to 1t.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has LADIES' DERARrNENr separate.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which occupies large, convenient, and well ventilated
rooms.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLl.EGE
Which relies, and always has done, for public apprecia-
ton patronage upon its actsal merits, rather than
boasts, and remarks derogatory to others, and
The only f $ r A b l. = III ED CONNER.
Cial College in the Place.
Rooms open at all hours from A. NJ. till Q p. NJ. The
mems, Of instruction, aud mode Of teaching.
when they will he satisfied that assert no more than
sc can prore. Q2-y2) LOPEZ G. PRATT.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05
Mercantile Correspondence.

Such exercises are introduced upon this subject
n are calculated to impress business habits on the
student, as well as 10 familarizc him with com.
mercial teehniealities and nhrascology-inclu-
ding pro torma Invoices, Account Sales, Bills of
Exchange sc.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS Is one Of the
best literary papers Of the day large ouarto contain
ms TWENTY PAGES, or SIXTY COLI MNf, of ca
,ar1tsining matter; and ELEGANTLY"TL ILLUSTRATED
every week. s..# ri .....
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05

II is the design Of the proprictors Of these Col.
lcges to spare no expense in making these model
Institutions, afrordng the most adequate facilities
for young men to qualify themselves for respon.
sible positions in life. ~.< 81. - 3
The course of instruction Is a. thorough and
completely practical as that Of any similar insti
tuition in the Union; comprising practical exer
cises in IT ". ~ -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05
The only ESTA BLISH ED CONNER.
Cial College in the Place.

Rooms open at all hours from 4. till p. NJ The
public invited to call and examine our rooms. spcci
MEMS course of instruction, aud mode Of teaching.
when they will he satisfied that assert than
Hc can prore. l2-y2) LOPEZ & PRATT.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05

Where given athorough courscin all branches taught
at first class Commercial Colleges.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
In which thorough practical In Book Keeping
Is taught by Practical Book KEEPERS and teachers
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.

Embrace general exercises and rules for every va
riety of computations pertaining TO business, be.
ing taught according to the most modern and sp.
proved methods Interest, Discounts. Equations
trtitrat,on of Exchanges, dc,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-23

semiFs rsrolnticnGre Complete II. Ssrl6w6runssn gu
MAIDEN, eie Scuapartt tiSber nit ftster Ssfurbtuns
%erfuutsn? User msis es? @cr tann fiber Iein, cae
&cfntb stnmal auf rie idbe Sabn Dee 2bfa1eS sclric.
zen, UNI rbne 6cfnung, BET BEN tiSberigen ppiittlhcn
6rsunorn miebcr Scrtrouen gu erptden, nibt lih &C.
Snur9sn lab, stuen Scrratb gu tc9eben, purd ben CIR
zen Yatt nit lttnen Srei bcspctiIhen Yrpteftpren fsfsr
%tr'ipIte? Sper 9lau6t man, &rEutt fet Der Same,
III Der Mittc iteben gu bls'ten sSslbes mar Die Sen-
pnna res Wenldrn, Den 9coru Touin i'm GorSimmer
&rfutbs funp?
Mnn miro osmnad lsi6t ~tsgreifen, ME Der Nuftritt
miihe &ofntb rno Wo3,int rerlisf. Sc ielen ratct
Wortr 10 teutii6 unp far, mic man fc nur winlhen
farm. WH3Sint nunuts cen ncusn Scrtiiupeteu rse
1ei. pttemas rbnc l(mlhmetfe eineu ScrrGtbcr
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0cutihen j3metlhsnmue,
p%rrSl9ttdcr 81, li6t, crbiclt Ncbcn Gpbn Serbia

0eutiten .3metlhenmue,
H~rrSu9hdcr Su,It6t, cbnt flrben Spbn Scrbio.
go Srrcn gruItrb, @rpcereb unb 8uTr~ 3udcr,
20 SAP grtnt 9hep 8utCr,
80 pboe. 9rtnic SuSSr 9urcb San Socrr,
100 SboS. Bacon 2 ote uub SbpulcerS,
200 SbS. 9rtmc So. l gcof Earn,
$50 ACge Shrine 30. | YcIf 2arS,
800 Gbs. Ntebium Sin. 3 MadcrCl,
400 Scores Nbanauttuc uuo Sallpm ganbles,
25O Sprco bid, bronn uno ptlpp Soap,
l25 Srrcs rcrihcbcne Scircn, rs @rrcs 6aU Spap,
90 SirecS 8cie,
200 Sbo. Yurc Giocr GinC9ay,
300 S6de Vo0uir0 uno Rc Rafe,
l25OOO 9rtncpec, 6ooono uno buitfbe gi9orrcn,
40 Ste. Swcct Nerarf Gibcr,
40 gbe. Yidlce,
2O0 Srrcn WCrnor @ipcS,
100000 Norcr SnpfinQ Spt0ft,
$50 Scrco @urpcipbr SEQ,
20 81 10 btGd,
100 S5rrB 9clprrbt unN Shanghai MiathcS,
400 StS. NIo HQc uRb Common 9SbiStce ivcrfhicS. SrrcnO.
25 GO Grcnb 9ronrY NIB Sin,
lao br Sum unb gIpplc YranbS,
40 DO Gcrbiol uno 90 DO @oolc Slp TSe.
20 er WNlo9a unb Ncrtwcin,
@roppi'9 Yarcr, solS, Soba, S8rarpins Gwinc, MuIlart. Nfcf-
fer. Singer, &cicn, Sptete unb Ilprr 1ines iinb pprrnbio lnb ~
p0pcR pi WtlIt0m S09Ipr,
~SSboIciOte Gjrrter, 9rpontun uno Qtcucr Ocolrr.
NO. y uo III CAT IfdintrCt.
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0eahtensnclfA.

Dem seeertsn Yublifum BON Nifmpno unc Inn.
9e9cnp erlaube Ids mir ansn3et9en, oG6 id, mid ais
Spra6lebrer am Biei9eu Srte nieper9elalen babe.
SD ertbeile &inDern mic erwahIenrn in unp auser
benz 6auIe 9riYatunterriGt in her pcutIben, enal:-
l6en unC franS01fhen Spra@e irpic in taufmanni.
lten Jtebnsn gu gang mdbisen Yreiien. 9tnmelpunz
gen nsbme ib pom nun ab In meincr gBobnuna,
MarIboultr. ;piI&en rer 5ten unb 6ten (fbrGa iibrr
pom Ncp, @tarfst 6ctel), BON 8 bis IL !lbr Moraens
unp BON 4 bic e ubr Nadmittass ~sntse9rn.
Or. Gb. 6etDeufeIb,
ebemal. erfer Qsbrer an Der Dulcn'-
6&en S&uIe In New-gcrt,
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$ToIpeetuS Ter nenen Soltsaussate
Spn
~. Sciuc'S

M lihr gNerten
III iietsn Sanorn poer in so acknowledgements
a 10 Ste.
NlS tpiT an q M6ri 1886 nit Scr erGfcn Iusoabs b,r
btineidrn gSerte ppre NubIifum ratcn, tbotcn mir eS nf
ban9em GCtuhI.-bCt1c mar nod III ipent1 befQnrt nm SoS
lniCrusbnIen toreeCte QrrRc Mnlrcnaur9en unS bebcutCubss
Sapttal. llniete Grlparrn0cn irurbtn ubertrcffen bcr
@blGt War tlI lehr beoeuienbtr, uno ut toum GIN Vlas no
9Cbtlftte 9euilte irrhnen, pptin Seine Mist eerianGf lvIrD,.
Der STpBs 2ihtcr, Der Stpls Htr oeutfdcn 3atipn. Der
@runotr Der moeernen DihttrlHulc, 1T ir6breno Der 9cIt
ittncm lan9en lTrterioplcn Yeieer erlcaen. Scin gows
mirb fr ole tommsno:n 8citcn aufbeipdbrt bletben. Men
nlro I'm unter en GrlteR ttneer, tpcnn GeutThIanSS acfbies
teEe 0rpbrn %ouf9Ciapit lpcroCn. @r iC!bIt III un5 cliriiItr
Gbtr ietnt ShEptun9en bsiben erbalten ur6 peroen nit uu5
prtlFben.
Nad, 6eine's Grhc famen ncd, 10 nance gsrrIids qro.c
nsnte ltintr unite, bllhen Nfulr III loae, bic Grclube unS
ScfannIe ron inn bciaFcn. gDu mareR bcMlls Sieie SG,6as
nat une mad ~ lAnncln uno linn nunmsbr i'm Stonoe "a
nen nevCn Sono iA lisfrn. "a mtr aber idt einCm Sabre
prr victim Stittn 0~nlesdnatn irurbtn, Scinc'S QSerfe nnS-
mails IN VltttTun9tn ouSSu9S ben, bamit aud bcr weuiocr 9S.
mittClie iit) nod uno nar b,elr b%srrIitcn SdriTten 9nidiof<
fen tNnne, 70 bGben mir une n~Innttr entldIpGen, cine nc!e
Muegobt IN tlelneren GtGferun9cn III SeIanitaltfn. Ter 0rct8
1T her ftibsTe unb nirb npr tur eCn iirtsrteH 8anb 81 n,ekr
9%eredtnct.
@bOnuerten Der friibern @useate in 6 Sdn6en crborten
Den Z ten Sano tur 81 nno rptreen erirht ibe Gnnen beiIa
ndhlttn Msenttn retr bft inns bttanpt III modcn.
l1jr sptifeln nidt I'M @frin9lten baran, Sa6 IS tic ca.
ianTte 6satlhe Sepoitsrdn9 Der Scr. 81, an 6itIrna Natw-
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