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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28
JEFFERSON COUNTY ooURr-rn Probate.

In the natter Of E5s Guardianship Of Marion Temple
On reading and fling the petition Of PrTnelia TEN
pie, guardian of said minor, representing among other
things that she. the said ward, Is seized of in
real in th county and that it Is expeent that
the should be sold. and praying for license to
sell the same and 1t appearing the court from said
petition, that would be beneficial to the said minor
sell said real estate 1t Is ordered and directed that
the next Of kin "a the said ward and all persons inter
esed in said estate. appear before the Judge of this
Court on Monday tie 2lst day Of January next.
O'Clock. A VI. at the court house, in the village of
Jefferson then and there to show Of any there
shall bel Why license should not be granted for the
sale OF said real estate according 10 the prayer of
petition And it is further ordered, that COPY Of
his order shall be published for at least three
i've weeks prior said day Of hearing, in the Water
town Republican. published WatertoEn.
By the Court, SAMUEL BAIRD, County Judge.
Dated December 18th, 1850 ode Il esw3
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28

ia TIE Oshkosh Courier says that
the grading on the Chicago and n. ". Rail Road
extension IS now finished to Neenah, and near
~ all completed from there to Appleton. The
track is laid down for about half way to Nee
nah. We understand that the iron will not be
laid further than to the latter place this winter
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28

Il RenlIder.-We presume it is unne-
cessary to do more than remind our readers
that the party of the season is to be given at
Coles Hall next Monday evening under the aus
plces of our friend Peter Brook Everybody
who has ever known what it is to indulge in
any of the Injuries that Peter is in the habit Of
providing for the public : as witness his ice
creams and other affairs Of that kind in the
summer season-understands of course that
next Monday night has something good in store
for all who have the good sense to place them
selves under his protection at that time There
will be good music as well as something good to
eat, and the company which viii then and there
assemble will also have good time so that not
only is there an abundance Of good things pro-
missed, but the best ofoccasions viii be realized.
Peter never does anything by halves. He has
a reputation as a caterer to the public appetite
to sustain, and he he will be careful that upon
this occasion it does not cuffer, or come out of
the affair the least furnished. He has assuran-
ces which warrant him in looking for Il large
party, and it IS expected that quite a number
will be here from abroad. It is eminently prop
er that Peter should have bumper" for be-
sides being all right in his public capacity and
sound on all questions pertaining to the bodily
comforts of mankind in general, he is withal
gentleman whom we esteem it a privilege and
pleasure to encourage in all his enterprises
looking to the amelioration Of his fellow NOR
tails. Let the crowd, by the goodly number
present, attest the fact that Peters efforts to
contribute to their happiness are appreciated
as they should be.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28

ia There is vacation at present in
our city Schools. The next term opens week
from next Monday, January 7th.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28

lNasonic.-The following is list of the
Officers of the Watertown Lodge No. 40, for the
ensuing year J. B. Van Alstine: W. NJ. Har-
low Pease, S. W. E. NJ. Hall, J. ". H. S.
Howell, Sec. W G.. Crawford, Treas.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28
al q ie0 ,

By the Rev J. j. entire at his residence in this city
on the 9th inst Mr. Charles Il. Graham and Miss Do
NJ. Douglass.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28
ID / D.

In Milwaukee, Sunday morning. Dec 3d. at o'cIock,
of dyptheria IDA FRANCIS. twin daughter of 7. J.
and ABBY s. SALESMAN, aged years, months and
II days.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28

w= The City Council at its last meet
ing resolved, on motion of Alderman Shandrew,
to discontinue the lighting of the street lamps in
town on all the streets excepting Main st.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28

Renting Of Peacs.-We are requested to
give notice that the seats in the Congregational
Church will be rented for the coming year on
Monday evening the 31st inst, at O'clock
Persons DESTROYS of securing seats there should
be on hand at the church at the time appointed
and make their selection. A general and prompt
attendance of those interested in the matter is
desired.
Christmas.-This holiday, so far as our
observation extended, passed off quietly. A
slight fall Of snow on Monday night gave little
eclat 10 the occasion, but the sleighing was
rather tough, so that little pleasure was derived
in that exercise. Places Of business were pref
ty generally closed and the usual exercises
were observed at the churches. Beyond that
the day was decidedly dull and not very ''mer-
ryn
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28

To Taxpayers : The City Treasurer
gives notice that taxes on personal property
must be paid by the 10th of January, and that
taxes and assessments on real estate must be
paid by the 28th of the same month.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28

Information TAINTED johann Woletz, a
German laborer, of middling stature and dark
complexion. aged about so years, disappeared
from Jefferson on the oath of August last, leav-
ing his wife and three children. Previous to
his leaving home he gave unmistakable signs Of
partial arrangement Any information con-
corning him viii be thankfully received by adj
dressing his afflicted wife, Catharine Woletz, at
jefferson P O., JEFF, Co, Wis. State papers
please iopy.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28
JOB PRINTING.

Everything in the line Of job Printing can be
utsd Nth neafness and dispatch, and reasonable
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28

Religious Notice-There will be preach
ing il the Church of the Liberal Christians in
this city, on next Sunday, Morning and After
noon, by Rev D. P LivermOre, of Chicago.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28
AQreed6le DisdpDoiut1nent. the unex-

agreeable OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nsx-
pected interposition of Friend our Carrier will
be enabled to present his Patrons with well
written New-Year's Address we bespeak for
him Liberal Reception.
A Good Harbor.-During the severe
weather Of last Saturday and Sunday we were
slowed away in the best home for man away
from home, at that best Of Hotels, the Metro
politan. at Chicago Slowed away in one of the
inside looms in that House, the guest might i'm
agine that the date was in the midst of an Indi-
an Summer. The large Company has induced
the enterprizing Proprietor to add about forty
rooms to the large Establishment, as soon as the
season will permit.
Try H-With these words a stranger
put package Of DeLand & Co.'S Saleratus into
Kate's hand, and disappeared Ever after this
memorable day, poor bread, dingy pastry, and
sulphurous biscuit were unknown in this fami-
ly, but the fame of Kate's excellent pastry,
bread, &C.. spread over the whole school dis
trict, and led many envious people to make the
inquiry, "Whose Saleratus do you use2" to
which she invariably replied, D. B. DeLand &
Cos. 1t can be purchased from most grocers
and store keepers, and is for sale at wholesale
by the manufacturers, at Fairport. Monroe CO.,
n Y, and by the groeers throughout the coun-
try, Chicago and Milwaukee,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28
A Hlnt.-This item is intended express

A Hint-This item is intended express
" for business men who are expected to look
at it from business point of view and treat it
IN business like manner. They are about en-
tering what may be called the dull season."
Tor after the holidays, and until the opening of
trade IN the Spring, they will find ali kinds ofbu-
slness dull and but little doing comparatively in
me way Of selling Goods. If therefore they
would get their share of the trade that is doing,
they must let people know that they are alive
and that they are as anxious to do business. if
not more so, as in livelier times 1t is essential
then that you advertise, and make yourself
heard through the newspapers. You should
advertise at all seasons of the year, but if you
conclude you can't afford to do that. your best
policy is to do If when there is ''let up" in
trade. Our idea is that no merchant can afford
TO not advertise, and that he should do ii at all
times, and on liberal scale. We have inyari-
ably found it the case that the merchant who
uses printers ink plentfully, but yet judicious-
y, always takes the lead of his neighbor in the
amount of business done, who does not resort
TO that means for notoriety. Again we say, if
you want to 60 along svimmiugly in business
ron must ApvrHTIsp
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28
watertOrn Wholesale Prices Current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY MILLERD BROS. FAMILY
GEoCERs, COLES BLOCK.
Thursday, December 27th, 1860.
Wheat-Winter, per busheI.. so
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28


Smt against a Rail Road Company
suit brought by t F. Craig of Chicago
againsthhe Chicago and n. W. Rail Road Co.
for injury received at the time of the accident
to the excursion train in October 1859, was on
trial last week in Chicago and resulted in the
disagreement of the jury. Mr. Craig was one
Of the injured, who, it will be remembered,
was for some time afterwards lain up here at
the Planters Hotel. 1t appeared in evidence
that he was travelling at the time on a free
ticket, which was one of the grounds upon
which his claim for damages was contested.
Baaboo Valley Rail Road-The Bar
aboo Republic says that in reply to letter to
n. J. Emmons, President of the NJ ". & B.
Y r. R., inquiring as to the intent of the pro-
posed location advertised in various papers
throughout the state, it has received the follow
ing: The proposed change of line is, as you
VIII observe, between Watertown and Column
bus. and IS not intended to affect the line west
ward from Columbus to Merrimac, otherwise
than the change will give US eight or nine miles
of iron to use in the extension from Columbus.
1t is the settled policy of the company to COM
plete to Merrimae as soon as practicable"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28

Then for the first time in thirteen years of anguish
misery and disea, e, felt and comfort pains
aches ana nirmltles left me, aud again able to
ENJOY lie. My disease all my BODY and thro'
my system. Doctors called it by different names /
was lame, crippled had breakngs out over nv body
pains and aches in all my limbs headaches pains in
my stomach after eating, could sleep well nor de
any thlng ike healthy should do in fact was
miserable With the Ready Relief, took
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28
RADW4TS RENO IATING RESOL YEN
Pnre and Healthy Blood.

r. DwAY's RENovATIN6 REsoLvENT is the most
positive and thorough clean ing and renovating ed
lcine known to medical science 1t purifes with a.
tonIshng speed impure and diseased blood. and re-
solves away al diseased deposi l, whether III tho
blood, bones, joints, tissues, &c.
SKIN DISEASES.-All eruptions Of the skin,
sores, ulcers, tumors letters, cankers humors ven
ereal sores, syphilis, bronchitis catarrh diseases of
the chest and lungs, constitutional Diseases quick
y and permanently exterminated from the systemt!
the use of Railways Renovating Resolyent
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28

Seeding of the Glands Sore Eyes, Sore Throat vsrr
Dangerous Cough, Cured by Radoay's
Ready Relief.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28
BRASS INSTRUMENTS.

We have made such arrangements with Manufactur-
ers that sell for cash the
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28


Dr.. RADwAY.-Dear Sir : j was afflicted with the
swelling of the glands, SO much that could hard
~ eat my meals. l bought a bottle of Radwayts Res-
dy Relief, and bathed my throat with it. In twenty
hours the swelling entirely gone and my throat
cured At the same time l had very ewes, and
after had rubbed with the Ready Relief, of
remained on my fingers, and in rubbing ewes sore
of the Relief got in them Ny eyes got well imm edi-
ateIy. | was likewise affected with very gerous
cough, that resisted all medicines until used vour
Ready Relief, few doses of which cured me- Yours
Respectfully, SAMUEL j. ASHTON
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28

Let those who doubt read the following letter fron
M Joseph Smeare, respectable citizen of Quin cy,
III. QUINCY I'll Nav 1880
DR. RADWAT d Co: I became diseased thirteen
Years ago, and have been diseased ever since have
doctored with the best Physicians place (Quin
ey) put grew worse under their treatment. l have
tried variety of the popular advertised remedie.
with no better success Nothing, no. nothing did me-
any good until | tired
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ScfamnfRiad

Nuea DrutIden. mclhc 8urger Ter 8s.rinia.
ten Staaten ltne, raS 43ie Scbensiatr ned niht
uberltrlttrn, unr Metre nidt brt REL ptrn
9Clli.J alptetion mitertrctrt baten ;ur 9tadribt.
eaB ne llt tnnerhalb prti 9Guhsn iracmo elmer
%rtuittair.e rnpodnic entrener dle actire cher
ilp'rnpt Wdtalleerr nn;ulblteBtn tatrn, wenn
nt ntht p's eeni,qusnS pss MliliSssfcbcs, $25
Sirafs troI'in molten.
Gle ccuilhe Ja9rrfcmpnauie nimu,t ~,atlence
V''tAIieefr tur errt IcldrS lbs 3dbr auf, unp
MAJOR pifrmIt tstannt, p0f mad pltr 9Srdcn Die
Nltrn tur rieS >>}abr 9rldlritn uni alIr lJillttdrr.
y1lt%t'9e 9tm Observation-Disclosures sur Yslfraiuns
anaeWt9t mCrpcu irlen.
9thmrnp, II. Stunt 1866.
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SbmI=Nacbrid,fcm.

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gEuuits oielrr GItern %artiacr StGlcr, uGmlih :
ri, 5srisnsrit meincr Sbule as,utir;en uup bic
e5hulc mierer III btatnucn. Iete id mid CUR Gr.
HGrung psranlaBt. ra6 Die 8rtimmunacn iiter
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Iihn SbulpcrfanpeO Der 9hulcm Der peutlteu
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wtretn t6nnsn.
lin Der rbiaen Iniubcn su,b,luher @lteru
einisermaRtn Su cntiprebeu. werpe lib p,u
Mcntag. ben Is. B. 80. an
b II Shaluntcrrittt in psutibrr uno snatiider
Sprate tdsIib ncn Mpra,ns s litr biz M'ttaac
T. llbr rriratt II in mein M @duliimmer bS
gum Gblaui Ger sehslittn 5eritn i~rrtiesen.
lie rtip. eltern, rtlte aeneiat linp mir lore
Rinotr m,nfubt CT. tGuuen 60 tutal. hen 10. b
M., Nirr 'ns 8 u6r mid in M inem S6ulrtalt
bel Der r~eutibtu 81. Ssbauuts.&irht, 5. Ctr,
Hnttr Seiab. iprtttu. wr i'd nit Geraniis. n he.
,eit itin werss, I'm II natere @~nStunft gu er-
tbcilen.
14iuIi2m Sedtr, 9.9rer.
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ih0ne fsinc @inabamS III II! Gts. 1000 9cr
fan color Calico lu & uuo s Gtf.. ptrtb 10 INN
II GtI.; 500 1Gmens buffers III nur 80 Cts. .
ibmdrie ltiptnr 0IeF SbdmIN uup WIntilldS an
50, / nnp 6, rie dnptrmGrtS Dds 1cpptIte toit n.
Tie t'ite 9usrabl prn Sonutuitirmrn pcn 624
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20 GtS. IN. 1aihrntIttrr pcu D Gts. an. SttlIa
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ten Cotton, wrrtb l Shilina, III ia. 10. 5 unp
elm rt6t gutter Artttl lsItlf fur 6 GtS. 700 Bon
net Houhcs, Vcn IL GtS. an, CUR 6Gifte res
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StpHs tur perrn- uno Guabtn.& lrirCr. Gbef,
eAmb c unc SmlB Muelin. Gamtrlt Sanrs
nno Collars. 9Idin @inghnmS iir Sennets uno
e''ns NuSrabI iOuihSer &rtiteI ju auBtrsr.
efut'tb b u,g,u Yreilen.
9Cl'Pl 5ErhuS, 20. p 3aiNRr.
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Il msua!
Milinrrn 2paarrnI

N. G. BARTON srthu5t Ih rjC ?lu,ciac N
maiden, rap CT iriucu Sfpre prn 100 nab 229
@'atnltrosr, rterbalb Ter 9ttn, psrttNt Dat, no or
IN Ieetr SHtlrn Gin prl :dnriscS Nlorttmcut Der
tpl9enosn Nrtitel prrrdthia bait: Seipene nnp
Strnb 9ute. odutrn, &opipuee, franspiiihe Slus
mrn UNI Sdnoer Spigtn Sertba'S unp Gaps.
epieet Sd!sier, Srauer tSrdscn uni feline unr
frsn'rildbt SpiBrn ManttlaS.
Oamrn, mslte Die Sapsprte teiuten, fGnncn
IN e'rl'ui Stors pclfaupise Sau &c. Nu,ia,
erbalten.
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y. Sramj,
go. 2 Grhanse Slcd,

100. Z Srhan9e Slpd,
Smrerttr unb &crtdufcr pm 0tinen.
8ranntweinsn u. Giaarrtn
erIaubt iih biermit Dem peutlteu putlifum Hit.
monoS uno umsrtuns isin rriabaltiets Qaaer
pom impcrtirtcn Nsinen, 8ranutwrtnsn uuo S,,
pana @i9ar,en ,u empfsblen.
Sein SUrratb sVn iran3GIi6cn 3Otuwtiusn
tur fommensen CONNER 1T sruB unp b,itcbt in
ptelen peridieeensn @aitunsen, pie: Ct. Sulien,
ct. glttpbt, ct. GmiIicn, YOutrt Gauh, Gbateau
HatUur, Chateau Va Stole, @bntcau Qait.e, Gba.
teau Marlaur &c, wpruntrr Die bsl!en 8eine.
iptIdc tmpcrtirt perpen. Iislelten werceu in
6lal6.n unO bsum Duseno Oertauft etpaS a,
rin9ere Sortcn auh Bel 0dlcne.
6renb brandy bell uuO eUntelfarbia, ron
jus: 9enne}9, Sd'rrdc. pirret, @aalQUn II. 81.
Stnr Growers Company uno aupere Surlm an
crrl6i,esuen Yretltn, ebrniu @0ampa1 ucr. Wt1
oetra, GberrDmcin uno 0iArinwein; gDbistry
@ln, 9fum &c. - Bon @apAua @,adrreu lmwe,
Srpbe Auspabl an Sanp.
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s. Us. Qiuncm,amm.

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Stcarfrdet, iriiten Der 5. mn g..
Wtintn 6reuarsu unp .ptn aethrttu Yutlifum
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rttlte @sl61it ri"lhlasrure Nrtitcl iubrt. cercu
quite %S"rantlr nne ~eitslbeu ,u auBerorrentIid
ttIltlen Yrtilsu p~erfauft.
9teraraturtn jsosr ART werrtn Itneu une iii.
Iisit Ss1Urst.
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Nufcrccruna,

Der llnt'ssiG etc erfuht sir mstrietr SpItpk
uns Nitael le intl in Ni6mrnr, @irdi-
nisn (eecr i'm Naa hires y letsns Die 9iutt,Iai.
fsusn), ibre &crsT. tatriSt an Sci,pb prrrh.
T.H,srsss Se. 2l1l, pbilaetlrbia, pa. ,u,u.
ftnstu. F'sH zee rtrieIteu mSaeu ateibiaGs rit-
fr &aFsrreruna uarfcmmtn.
Soiepb &intitr, aus .Risieutsh
k,i 20alrsbut, @rpet. Sirtu.
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French Millinery!
WtIcdme e

""N""F VNI
Ne. % Mniu. z traet, erbieIt ipebeu rim ueurs
experiment %" 6uten, 8aup unp @lumeu. fer
nsr cine 8rrBs Ausmabl pom Rrp;puRtu uno
2rfe caps. etn 1amrn t~efcnrcre m tmpitbItn
frtihr ets SprinaS briuctrn. Nat pi,it Jin,r,n,
~Dtrtautt gu "uberOrrentIta tiuissn Wrtiitn
Mabame Spn,
Sititt @sibdit III oamStaae uus gonnto,.
.gtiblrTtn.
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Cen ptutihen M1rthen

re slnfstst, cab mir i'm t~i,iisen GuIipm. 6ouIe
1000 @allrnsn res beiteu rpu uns l,lrit imrrr.
sirieu tranSplilden SrdnrY inter Spup lieorn
bateu, Ben mir aubcrt biuis vertaufcn.
GerStT Ole NnS:t9r, reg MIR Die alloniae gocr.
tur srn Fem b%trubmtrn DC %curae II. Co.'S Sam.
p'Sner uesrnpmmen baben unp pas perlelbe uur
bei nnS ;u baben III.
Y. eottei 1t. Comp,
Nc. d Ytarlhr.
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W. OSnn,


10. l6l Srrhrtr., 5Wiitcn Der 6ten uno 7trn
A8ent fUr 6tirtiid'S Gpampasner,
tmrft blt Dem prutltrn Iublitum icin irilb an.
Actpmmenes eaarr Ven @idarrcn, &rtucn. Gbam.
pa9ner, Stttuhsn, 9etranntr WdnRtIn. iiteriud
fftfn 9dlmus &C., nImllb
do9,OOO rrutide Gjaarrrn, ais SranrS,
1o,oOO 9cnttac 0Luana,
DO,o0O oeurp Gldy 6apana,
oo'oVO 2rabutoS 6dpana,
lo,oUe puurpe, CARA,
40 SrrTn ~Jtbtinm,tne,
70 &orbe 9rittid'ltm Cha npaaucr, Iiir
~eeen ih ABcnt lin pon s tlS If Dol.
lars per 8ert,
90 Ouetnr ytbfltben,
~ tl'. a'brdnnte Nihnpeln uno iter,ua,
srtsn s .lmas,
nsl@e Artitst ~ ;H Rid;3em prsis eTsgirc.
". Cray, A8t.
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Yrrlpsstus rer neutn 8pltsausaa
ppu
s.. Getme'S

. q M M I | ttbe Il 9Sertsu
in let II Ydnpsn ODER in 50 Acknowledgement
a Is Sts.
Ills tir ant "a. Niari 1855 nit Der erlfen MuSoob, h,r
Stintldben 9Strte orrs YubIifuni tratsn, tnai,n air ts mil
baraeni Vstupl.-oetne mar npdb III nenia hcfdnnt vnp has
.tn'erEeentrn TpreeTte gregg @nltrensunSen uno btpeuhnt,S
N1pitdl. lnlere Sripariun9cn tpureen uhertrpTsn, IN
Nbl1e mar ttu lebr bcoeuienetr, unn III feurt Gin Olaf M
atbtlctte Otuiltte rrpbntn, pebin btine niGt pcrlenat pu,t,
Der srrHt Ettbier. Der Stpli Ger ptutiten Yat,pu, scI
@runfer Der n,peerntn EiGteriGuIe, in wabrene rr 5,it
ltilem ldnatr ltnt~ippllen rcictn trltaen. S.jn 9sut
nun fnr ALE tonhntenesn Stiitn aufbetrabrt blsib,n. 0fsn
nire lbn unier Den @rllcn fincen wtun DsutibIanpS eti. il,
eeRc WrcRcn ~aufScilblt lperotr Gr ieltit III unS tniriii,.-
abtr leint Shrpiunsen bIcibsn crbaiisn unp werpsu mi, ns
rrttttn.
N1tb bcine'S 1rhe famen nod 70 monde berrIitt Or.
rltnte letntr unliei blltten Niult ~ 3lee, bic 8reunbs n.
YtiannIe rru ibm bcioBen. 9Bir waren temubt bi,ft cd,
mad unc ndcb iu lantnitln uno limb nunmsbr I'M Stanrc "a
rtn neuCi yano III tiettrn. Ia mir absr felt eistr Sae.t
prn sieIen Settsn a~hSrSanSCn wuIeen, peIne'S sDtrft MR.
malls I'll yiSterunscr u7ius,bsn, baErit audi Ger rtuiatr &C.
nittelle lib had. une nat eitlt btrrlimtn Sbrif,sn enIe. AZ.
Lrn tHnne, 10 eaber mir uis nunn,sbr tntfhteiitR, .iHt st,r
AueSaet IN tltineren Gitierunarn ~ pttsnnalftu. Tn Sr,iS
1T eT frueut une niIe nur tut Den fitbtntsH Saab 81 Ntkr
%str:pncf.
abpnusnttn Der frabrn @ussabs In 9 g9Sas,x ,,hsr,,.
zen Z tch yane fur 81 une ptreSn triutt tbrs Nsmtn It,n
ratlfen MStRttn retI bi uns bftannt AZ madttn.
2Sir irtIltln nttt I'M Serinslten beran, Dap ro ki,-.,>
larInite etunhe NrppHcrIns Der Der. 81. an kitfeu " sup-
raIipert ettbtlli3en miro.
Cine auelaae Scn Is 9tnts per gSpbs fam etriS i,s,,
etltreitth, Ser Stnn FUR etuIlte Gittratur bat, Hnh htR ~
sen 9i6ter ebrt.
Tenn At II Sanee wtre cine ~eeeicscne @irsrapbit Stip-
IT'D pttnt'S ~bttaceCbcn mcrccn. l9as Nualtditune. s rrf
ub Yariei tettift, 10 wiro siefe ntue III II IL sIuS,sh, ;-
ttintr 2Stiie Den 2erb; seslnacntn rahlcbsn. 9iut 70, dsIs
rse DurhpGt mtrb fruber sinSenbIihenc 5cbler t~nif,rnts,
Hs SpbR Wtif u. kia.
$50 eerenniltrase, biIssttsG
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ubrma&er nm 9tmrlIrr

Dsal aetbrtcn pubIitum Die an,eiae, ros id,
9'et LIE : 81 Dem 6iibmatt! 9cseniiber. + II
'etatl'SeS Otitatt 'tHblirt base purd, ianuiab.
r'gs ~ ris IN Orutiblauc, vrp rpcol, 9iew Slu,f
'nV Salt'mrre. IN lrstrrrr Start IN Dem a, oler
1uemitpr estanntsn Utihdtt ron @dn6.I,. ,jrr.
y. No., euu Id I'm Stdnrc, ppatcmmtns Suir,,.
''np uhuS ine'ntn rep. Eunpen ,uiufihtru.
I'm 9%sne'strn 3ulpruh tiiteup emvf,blc Id
,u%Ie'" "ttn rs'tAalt'S's Wager pon usrtn, 81.
Irslltrp uno p~ldIttrirn WaarclI.
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ilnter,tiGntter bdlt fpripdhreue Cineu ars6rn s,,rr,,s
S'den- uno 6ihienb,li better Sualitdi, uno tonn ,,in,
nunrtn sltrnllt u1ter Den S%anlh9ilcH %eSrnaunsen psriebsn,
Sti N1uitn ron D Nldrttrr rclre odS 2ScoraLtr frItcnfr,, ~.
aott retr Utc. u. ounpltp. SrpapltraEe. iewir IN orr Sail.
tttctr age an Srpaelir., Eate 3irppfe Iyernt rstrctn. ,ru;nr,
e'lrrs' sre,ls: Has bette 9t6tnbcli ju 81. 80. unr
N""t"tVi9 )" WV Ft SNp.e SImtS v. Wirprt.