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tics of some our Of American newspapers:
TO THE YANKEE BRAGGARTs.
The American crisis IS one which is only
to be met by the most unnitisated wager,
ard Mr.. Punch, hastily constituting hImsCli
head swagEerer 70 the British nation, hereby
answers the Yankee journals - with shout.
rs loud and .hriens Is fierce. gu long
faced. w!zenei, ugly, ignorant Acc!ients.s
Do you know what YOU are really Ia hlng
about ? DEFY the flag ;ha' has brayed Il
thousand Years Ia. battle and the breeze
Laugh al the Lion and give umbrAge to the
unicorn. bosh. bosh ,remtle. Do you
know wha, We should d IN the fash q i
luciter!
We should recognize The Confeieracy, pro
claim DAVIS king vi he South, ard steam II
20 all the Confederate ports, armed with 800.
900 guards, al! six foot and most SIN 100: aud
three quarters, sinking al voEe LtockaI!ng
slips to Dave Jones, except such as W.
should seize for our own U.e n blockac.ur
Nov York. Ne should pu; S.r Hugh Rose
{. the head or our silpeAtyus .aal force @ad
relieve Lee. who would rush south - cA,er-
miua:e al your generals, sober - sli,sy. "Al.e
Ne march upon Washington, and .ur the
second time IN Eai give 1t 10 the devou-.ng
flames We should ;ncn va. over --u all
aud ST aigh; iato Caraia, whore Ne snou'G
hang every Yankee who had dared 70 set hls
foo, on the sacred sol, ani then We should
annex !; 10 he cojcnv. n~Aing caebec he
empire c::-.
! Meant..l. 5.- Australia ..,ta-' would
I b. up ani ing; -. SWAT. River N-.U.:- 49,
would occupy Tex.-, .1c brave Van D5ctGaHs
I would dear Missouri, the New >ouil We.shers
would answer for Arkansas, while tie New
! leland natives am@csl.-d aEI Ia.rst.us to snow
their love for England, would sweep Ike a
tattoed avalanche through Minnesota, Iowa
! and Wisconsin. We sAo-ld have a reunion.
I of forces a; Michigan. wtea British Congress
would proclaim the Ch,Heh Of Ireland as he
established religion o yJGr country. "ua lien
( We shall coazisler TO what death i whuud ue
most satisfactory to put Gordon Bennett and
| NJ. Seward Alto. which q grand display
of fireworks and n. nsFar n,y two miles
! long, bearing IN flaming letters The legend,
THE UNION Is 80 MORE.
"Put ,Latin your pipe and smoke il: there's
plenty more where thai came from. Let's
| huuur all around
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SnecinI superyl,or's Meeting.


The object Of the special meeting of the
Board of Supervisors. called at the Court .
House in Ottawa on Wednesday next, is up- ,
dersiood To be. to prevent the County and
Circuit Clerks from obeying a law OF the last
legislature requiring them to index the records
of their respective Courts. The law, it Is
true, is an outrageous swindle, and was gotten
up orig nally only for the beneh. Of the clerks
Of two OF three courts in Chicago; but other
County and Circuit Clerks got wind of j, snd
threatened TO J'o,c the matter unless they
could also have share in it. SO the law
WAS made general.
l. requires the said Clerks to make an III.
dex Of all causes that have been adjudcated
. in their respective courts during the last
seven years, and allows them ten cents for
each entry they make in every case. In some
cases, it is said the fees will amount TO eight
| or ten dollars. The pay Of the Circuit Clerk
of this county. for making this index, We are
told will amount to FIVE or six thousand dol
/ lars, and tina. of the County Clerk to five or
six hundred. The county must foot The bill.
! The trouble is, the law makes il imperative
A. a .,o ao,,;os
Oh 'he clei"S " w 'N's wei An' '''' ''""''.
! to pay them. If the clerks fail, they are sub
ect t.. heavy fine.
| The supervisors, We understand, propose TO
! -frIid or coax the CLERKS MOTTO do the work,
and to indemnify them against the line
! That is, they propose TO render nugatory and
i,,. or o,,r Io,. ,;-.nors aboI;.
n, Co.,
: non ie9i7lala'e' h1. suip'Sc NJ '7'''e' ""u
Mr.. RAYMOND tell the supervisors TO mind
their own business, or 20 to grass. or any
o.ber r1sce what .v;II they do about il?
/ l:,I H., ,,,....-,-;.,-- ,,ro,,oso
! ~ 'nI' 40"
to muIlty IS short, We append copy u =
AN ACT requiring tn. Clerk, the Circuit Court. and
Couny Courts having common law jgTs, Sn Q, tie
Curt r.cord..
Srr y. II enrrss5 K That i shall
he the du,v oc the clerk of the Circuit courts,
and County courts having common law iuris-
djction. of the several counties in this state,
20 nrovide two well hound books, TO be de-
nominated Plaintiff, index 10 court re-
cords" and "pefendants' index 10 court re-
cords" 20 be ruled and printed substantially
in the following manner: Here follows a
tabular form which need not be REPRODUCED
in this connecticut In which said book all
the cases which shall have been determined
in sad court, within seven years next pre-
cedins. and which shall here after be com
-,erced. shal be entered. Said books shall
set forth the names cf the nar,ies. kind Of
pares on which said cases are recorded, the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

The FsUIr PRosPECr N SOUTHERN ILL
xoIs.-The Alton Telegraph Of the 18th says
There was some apprehension felt for The
safety of the frui. crop last wees. when We
were visited with that severe cold snap and
heavy coating of ice which covered the trees.
But extensive examinations have been made
since the thaw, by some Of our most expert
enced and successful horticulturists, who say
that while some Of the buds are killed, theirs
are abundance OF them still alive, and that
there is every prospect for a good crop the
coming season of all kinds of fruit, and par
ticular!y O.. peaches
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

Tie sale of U. 5. bonds in Germany has
been SO large for the last month or two
rs to change the balance Of exchange in our
iaylr-a very rare occurence-and the con.
sequence is, heavy importation of gold.
This probably more than the military situa-
ton, has caused the present decline in gold
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

TELLER CITIZENS. We've heern
an talked Of crisiSes afore, but
put ali the crisises that ever was
since crisises was invented to-
gather, an this ere that we've
now 10 consider is more crisiser
than the hull Of um. | may say
with the classicks,-it are Hoe
some bonem knee plus horribus
pue ses cunden arterem," and |
am after them; after High Prices,
Two Prices, Shoddy, and Hula-
bug generally, and they must
come down like Crockett's Coon.
A Crisis is upon US ; Cold is
falling, and down 60 the prices.
| am now receiveing a beautiful
stock Of goods bought at Panic
Pr,ces, which | am selling at
prices, that vou did not expect
10 hear Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25
It's said tina: when the President

Its said that when the President, on Sat.
,,rday. took the oath Of; office, with his hand
on the B:n'e. The Clerk of the Supreme Court
had left it, without generalization, opened at
:le Gfla chapter Of Isaiah.-Well. wha, Cit ?
If his hand had been On the hinder end O,
job, what would make the difference?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

! Young married woman, only seventeen
Years Of age. and poor, vas recently left TO
suffer and die shocking death at Monson,
Massachusetts, for want Of medical attendance
because i, was uncertain whether she belong
ei to Nonson OF Palme-. The selcctmen OF
Nonson refused - assis; her, but tie select
men Of Palmer, being applied to, took no no.
tice Of the matter and after her death Inc
former buried her without funeral ceremony.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

7-30's--The sale o! the L. S 100 bonds,
under the management Of Jay Cooke,
an, cunts often to s5,00o,o 900 day and never
less than IS 900, 900. By Saturday next, it
is believed, all now in market viii be dispos
el of ODIy about si5;000,C 600 are left. The
anxiety to iuves, in this loan .ap pears to in
crease with the iecIae in gola.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

4 Congressional excursion party, consist
ing among others of Senators Wade, SLer-
MN, Chandler, Ramsay, Foote, Grimes,
Trumbull and Wilson, and Representatives
Pike, Baxter and Morrill,, Of Vermont, TO-.
gether with the ladies Of their fa,nlles-iu all
about fifty persons-left Washington or Tues
day to take passage at Fortress Monroe for u
peasure-trip to Charleston and Savannah
They will probably be absent Two weeks.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25
MusT REsIGx.-The Chicago Journal in

MusT REsIGN-The Chicago Journal in
sists that Andy johnson must resign or
apologize. His holding on to his position
is deepening It's disgrace, his silence on the
subject is adding insult TO injury" Why 80
hari on poor Andy Johnson. when no: even
ceEsure was ever cast on Dick Yates, who
disgraced a position scarcely less elevated by
a hundred drunken debauches2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

The-Rebel Gen. Pegrnm, killed at Hatch
er's runis the same John Pegram who fell
into McClelan's hands at Rich Mountain
lie was married at Richmond just week be-
fore his death.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25
". De Moatholcn as been appointed

French Munster - the United States. in place
Of ". Mercier, -esgned. The French L.
feror Is reported to have declared his deter
mination 10 maintain the new Mexican En-
pire. The London Time: continues to speak
Of the probability of shipments Of gold 20
this country from England.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

The edition of n new Testament, IN which
everything is made to conform strictly to
Baptist principles, has at length been issued.
came john the immerser, preaching in the
wilderness of Juuean &C.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

In the deserted Office OF the Charles ton
Courier was the beginning Of an editorial in
type, thus: ''There are no ntimations that
our city authorities have the first intention of
abandoning Charleston, as we have ascer,
tanned from careful inquiry aud then the
compositor dropped his stick and ran with
tho
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

The Springfield Journal Of Saturday says,
our quota Of $4,000 has already been about
two.tnirds filed by voluntary enlistments,
leaving about IL, 900 more men for Illinois to
aise under the present call
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

Mr.. TiIroS, an abolition member Of the
Wisconsin Legislature, introduced q resolu-
ZION into tha,'body, on the 18th, .denouncing
ANDY JOHNSON fer drunkenness, asking his
sesigration Of the Vice Presidency, aud pro-
viding FOR sending him copy OF the reso-
lutioa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

Tailors hare always been the subject OF
more or less cbloquy; but.the most outrage
Gus insul. ever cast upon the fraternity was
when Andrew johnson announced that he was
o tailor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

CLEvELASD PLAINEEALER SUsrESnEp.-
The Cleveland Herald says We have hlth-
erto refrained from mentioning the stoppage
o. the Cleveland Piaindcaler, thinking it
probable that il would be but temporary. As
over week has now passed, and there are
no indications oEs. resumption Of publication,
there Is no improperly III stating what has
become common intelligence. tha; Tie CIeve
land Plaindealer, the only Democratic dali.
IT. northern Ohio, has suspended publication
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

ELECTION ILLEGAL.-The City Council of
Joliet, a: their fr-t meeting after the lae
election in that city for Ma. or and aldermen,
decided that the electio. vas Illegal and that
the Old :.yor and Council! held over. They
ordered another election to be held on the
Eth Of next meath.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

The Bishop of Toronto has issued card
complaining that sters of Charity are pelted
with snow balls, and otherwise insulsed in the
streets Of that city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

Contents Of box No. S, from The Grand
Rapids So!.iers' Aid Society. 10 shirts, )
prs. drawers, sheets, ,pillows, : pillow
cases, 6 towels, s rolls bandages.
Mrs. HENRY BHoCE, Pres.
Miss IEEyE RUssELI., Sec.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

Beecher is said 10 Lave remarked tina. he
was as much amaz,i BY the exhibition in
Washington on Inauguration day, as we've the
guests at . court dinner OF tie late King Of
Prussia, when he gravely proceeded - wash
his face in the soup.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

Plantation manners, it was supposed, went
out of Congress with the exit Of BOB. ToxBs,
of Georgia, but evidently Plantation Bitters
went in with ANDY JOHNSON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

Commodore Va.usrbelt received 100000
from tie Government for the Use 81 the
steamship bearing his name, bsfors present
:sx ). 20 d" ri, 20 sbs ssI0A'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

The celebrated Attic Mills, (cotton factory,)
at Providence Il. l., were burned on the 18th
inst. involving loss of $3.50, 900, Of VIII ich
1925, 900 we're covered by insurance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

John Bigelow, our present charge d'affaires
at Paris, has been appointed envoy ex,raor-
binary End miniser plenipote ,iary at the
cour. Of France.
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Me- DEowssD.-Two ulen, attempting 70
cross tie river opposite Is Sale, in skiE,
on Friday evening, were cags.zed and drown
ei. We have 10. been able 70 get Their
names. nor further particulars. -Rsr4 HsT-
al 2aI
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7-3O 10 A N

FEHHE City Bank Of E,mes Alien Co., las been al-
pointed ssent for tito .as Of the popular 80 Gov
CTHmeEt Loan
Bonds viii be furnished At FAR in amounts suit
purchasers. ED G. ALLEN.
Ottawa march II 1855 cGShi.s.
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john Bel, having iost al his property and
his character by rebel affiliations, has become
d confirmed sot, and has not seen gobe- day
for months.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

In the New Jersey Legislature, on the 18th
instant. John P. Stockton, Democrat, va.
elected United States Senator in Place Of
Johs C. Ten Eyck, R.publicsn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

John c. Fremont wa, fined twenty FIVE dol
lars on Monday By Judge Mullen, Of the New
York Supreme court, for non-4ttendance as o
inrnr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

The leading retail dry goods houses in
New York on Monday marked down their
goods from Is 20 20 per cent, to correspond
WITH the reduced price Of gold
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

Yaia 10 brought 10 this market, and adapted
for the RETAIL TRADE. All his candles WARRANTED
pure and unaul;cra;ed He supply any demand
4, the shortest notice.
tlrsdes ty t. Tor al~ays on hand Orders from abroad
ysspec fully collected and promptly addcldce 10.
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Gen. Steel. and old citizen Of Chicago. and

we'll known to al! the older RESIDENTS Of this
county. died in that city the 22i Inst, age GS
Years. He was q native Of Scotland. A;the
time Of his decease, he vas President of the
CHICAGO Board of Trade.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25
CANDIES,
WfE.E1s.s.Y EBERT
lscfinPd Candies.

Would respectfully inform the public il general and the
busn.ss particular that he prepared !or The
manufacture Of a superior quality OF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25
CN0CE RTGS.

DRIED and Ca1l.sd f,li-s, TI,f. dc.
IN short, air1ast --s--:a-c .icl ~ Frr-asr- a..
working People s-ns-sy- rcls- call Iuccs
ard Prices before ,';r,IaeInE sl..whc-e Ny mot
81 all Profits, QGi I:ctsrns, and Really Pay
SUI. MI q Man s., -:r5r ,ccs' = EN-tSr''.
I.arrhc5 1861 / x SAMPLE
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BoNn Notice.

IL persons r'';ins She bounty Of eight ollsrs offer
~ 81 the Iui'y IT - St!lc aud were muster
eli INTO tn L StrrNI"e p!-N!pus August och lSol
required Present their claims properly attest.d on IT
for. the first lay %; la", Is6i.
ALI" all persons claiming Tive bounty Of e1r- hundred
dollars s:ctei by resolution Of the BG..,l q: St.rrs
81 H,,enhr 3lst 1858, re- r .,.. n ,a...ss
AMI proof on or before ',r iiI-t day Of sept. S5
Claims for the above Eoui;ties must lie presented tbs
undersigned AZ the # the Treasurer in ots.-
WI where the will a further notice
Friday uf each week.
ELMER hALp"iH' ,Bo.irtv Committee
JAMES Is f LAX. L. SALE County
1 March IS ls65- SH
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PRICES, PRICES ! PRICES

Linen Collars l. cents.
Paper Collars, enan,eI.i aud plan Gets,
Neck Ties iry ) Cts. 70 80 cts,
Other furnishing Goods II proportion.
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Punch'' on his NJ uscle.
o THE YANKEE BRAGCARTs.

In late number o: Punch, We find the
following take off OF the clustering propens.-
ties 0. some our Of American ne*spa pers:
Tn ,ur y.SsFr ER,cG.R-s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25
JAY COKE,
1866 1865.
'Gl4IeneraI Insurance Agency
~
q La Sale County.
1865
1866

ARE yOU INSURED against LIS. DaIn.:e y Fret
Indemnity : Offered ty the
Security Insurance 90. of y. ",
- per cent. IF profits Il c.. =, dealer
CsstaI Az SUR - 81 .GU2. 1OG.G3
Continental sns. 60. OF y. Work.,
= PEI cont. . L.: profit, = O.. 20 D-ticr
Capital auI SUR sOi.45
ms. 90. ON. America, FhiI'a.,
The o.te-- Il7o-,a-. company IL America.
Capita! and Surplus, ...-..-...- III .l7 LII
North Anlerica Kn.. so. of y. u,
= pr CEN: o: a. Iryst. ofCo t. Defer.
Capital ans surIlus .601 ) 31.oS
Phoenix ms. 90. Of Hartford,
Capital and SUrp!u. ......-..-- .-...52 .3O2.S1
Columbia zns. 10. Of y. Hork,
Ierchant's sns. 80. Of Chicago.
Eseor;1 Er,s. 60. of Peoria,
CAPITA ..............- ..--.-......-. 600
Nes, England Ems. 60. =. sork,
CEII'.I and SuIiu-, .-----..-.--- =33,cT3.1i
To- -t.., .-.-.ei C5rroi-- az, a reliable s.oat Con
pzEi--- Risks t-zeG aud Pye- I-sue- Terms fI'-.-
ale o. ami al. beatty 'FD ia. . ".a "-E-'Ii-
Risks Elsfa Property tas.- for term u tGr ard
I've year-. rate thai sail Do ,et.siacJ..rE.
FAT SHERWOOD lgz..
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SUGAR CURED HANS and DRIED BEEF S0o"f' s'Igs-
y Cure. Ham. and lyUIb Dried Beef u my curing
for sale y Hhp. fIbs'f"
mayIs West side Court House square
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

T I'VE GEESE FEATHERS: 4Ootb just rr:ei,ed and 10
IL sasJ GEO. w PEiRcEr
mxrl8 West side Court house square
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

Put ,Latin yourpipe and smoke il there 5
plenty more where thai came from. Let's
iiquor ali around.
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SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

Ties2 Notes issued Undsr date II AsIgst t 1904.
sgd are payable trres years from tr ; IN currency
are cnrHert-l a; tlIa n,,fInr II he L.II.r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

Since about Sunday, the news from the
east is that the food has been abating. and
by today most OF the telegraph lines AMI
Railroad trains that were interrupted have re-
sumo operations as usual
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u. S. $40 s per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS
TyaE: ONEV ..OA7EN HKET
Grsat Popular Loan Of the People.

oneroe by the Government, and it IS confidently
L.elsd that il. supsrar aL.autase viii MAKE M
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Ner61f: Tn6 IESinfersM leiSer! Z.

Socrbtf> IIND G&StnIec$StteINc''-
sp{r I,nf.n BE u uFnertantstt it' Stttrsn Vneltu"'
axf unfer Sresit fAats pan oG: tW $3.50!
tsa,h+ ara men Sprten utbe.r5den, eHfttttn
urS fror,SaIDtn GtI&afts RSdtn. bon teetm scat. sne
prets Gb.ni1 ttnt .rS6s AnsratI sen 5slta un1 sDSfsa
t.ssr Mr. MESA ttntm ~lylenbisen e srttmeHt ngn &habtn'
Rl.tberr aud talttn " > 6tsHt teIm STUD iHf Rnnten'
Hrbsit fsts SoIrdttt+. II.
aBir rfsrtren sbiee sDdnren UNI 20 yIsttnt stAtse!, ss
% Ysss, nm FIR bic SratIsnssHgDcG;u Plat ga maAtH'
@mttk BrrG. b ST.
UFarmorbdGe Rleiber-Dtdfa3 NJ W
uz Pp As U. RaitjmSrear.
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0r. po,npe IN Op6lar, QDnis'
- ~c;rM E1nunEDer, " T..

betlt ntt i.tusu aus esn e%etliamatn ans t%sdfttstsH Sras
tsrn b@rfs,tttsn Artacten p~RfseibGi UNA ral9 aAestt %raEt
s,ttspt nsISt aus i nrs sslmdststestu TIA NaGtH Shtt olxu
~fEtptaeR, ais 30 Rns ;
Rrdntp,e iecer Art, insbeierOtre ytagentrunpft
6GmUrrboioen, @bOIerus 2lnidls, 9iarrbae, 3O'
Gten 8rstrubr, 6Gwinoel, Bdbunger, 3Opt'
idmers, aitbmd; tultes 5isb.r, ep'esile.
81 autD ii IN gaa.ntt "a: o.: sss1t'fSs , Hyt
1eatu dromiid9en (Ssraltetenl NbenntNnsnaHs
}Ift s3s Or, 81 m ptra tt1aatts 1919
ser Spt ST., s Spyeui tnr Sol, " l@SttFtstn SAAeA
Stm GItrtt su8iet4 G%nsspanSt Agtt: ...n.
Der NaturrpttS, Gampt IA 0esia. pat strsa ! : o., is.'
Nut hos pattsnttn Jus a1tA xbetlea Der ~ ~ Lrn
ar6msn; er bat epH.B Rappltsn Ia Saert lSoLo ss ttne!
3u6rrbatnruSr, Mt aIS ~HHbttlbAr ertIart ser. t.s.t -,
Sct ess,nwdrtis Gustr ttrta 1000 9ettenttz aus ZAP nai
T,rSS' Bic TSnisitdt Jamtltt son 9annSOtr, Srestntn esI'
aautsn ssa RusldES nsbt venaeI'St &A' RtD's',r
rubura r.ba Istter IN BebaneIune.
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