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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-06
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
TRUSTEES SALE.

nv VIRTUE OF A DEED OR
Il Trust made by Jacob Keller to me, dated
he 1ath day of July, 1861, and recorded in the
,fsiea If the Recorder for Marshall county, IN
SaaJ booir fourteen, 40 folio fifty nine, SD
SSofi IN TUESDAY, the 18th DAY OF SEP.
T ZEN ls66, proceed to sell at the front
doc- &c the Court House in said county OF Mar
shall the following described real estate. lying
IN Rio Wheeling Creek IN said county, con,
tanning two hundred and fortyeight acres anu
ninety poles. more or less. and bounded as loi'
lows, to wit Beginning at stone corner 10
Lewis Bennett. ESQ.,, marked L. D., ~. II
thence s l9t, w SO poles to \ stone marked y.
B, No. 2, near a run, thence N 59t w poles 10
q white walnut thence Gil w 50 poles TO-
beach and beach stump, near Bonnetts ola mill
thence n s., w Jos poles, crossing Big w meet
ing creek to white walnut and buckeye
stump, in an old line Of Bennett and Buchanahs
survey, thence with said line n H. w l36 poles
To white walnut and blackberry tree on the
hank of said creek, thence n So IS poles,
Crossing Wheeling creek st poles 20 sugar
tree stump near large sycamore by q road,
thence N 81, Z lie poles to sugar tree thence
rs K l25 poles to q sugar tree and wnite eak
near \ drain. thence down said drain :, y o.
nolea TO a fallen sugar tree on hill side thence
S35. w "a peles to the beginning, being the
same land conveyed to said Jacob Keller oy
Lewis Bennett and wife by deed OF November
9th, 1884, and recorded in book IL, page ioi Oh
the records of Ohio county,.
The terms Of sale are cash. Selling as Irus'
tee shall convey only such title as Is vestee III
me but the title is believed to be unimPeacna'
BILE. WM.o uoon 49,,
augl iiu'eoo'
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A Corrections.

We were mis-informed in regard to the
points at which the half.fare tickets for
the Philadelphia Convention are to be
sold. The statement of one of the rail
road officers in relation to this matter
was not rightly understood. The tickets
in question will only be sold at Parkers-
burg and Wheeling. Persons desiring
to attend the Convention from the inte-
rior of this State would do we'll to pro-
cure their tickets through friends at one
of the above-named points.
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The Congressional Salary Robbery.
The virtuous House Of Represents.
tives after vsting almost unanimously
against the proposition to raise the sal
aries of members from Three to Five
Thousand Dollars per annum, sadeleG
the scheme of plumber upon the SOLDIERS
bopntv proposition and carried. IL py
inst ONE maiority-51 to5O. The vote,
90 q reference to the ayes ana nays
shows was nicely "cut and dried, tne
roS;cal members whose districts are re-
carded sufficiently strong In tneir iaVol
% ratnrn them voting aye, while those
Vi osa districts are close or doubtful
woted nav. The former think they can
stand the odium of the robbery, while
the latter know that in their cases q
vote in the affirmative would be deatn 10
them. 1T.
The peculiar virtue and fair dealing
of the radical majority is further illus.
trated by what followed the vote. we
quote the proceedings:
Mr. Stevens had his vote recorded In
the Affirmative, and Mr.. Rollins in the
negative on the Civil Appropriation bill,
they being absent when the vote was
taken.
This left the majority ONE as before.
But when other gentlemen came IN ana
desired to be recorded in the negative
they were refused permission as their
votes would make a majority against the
lnfamy Thus: ;,
The House refused to let Mr.. DeKalb
have his name recorded in the negative.
Mr.. Schofeld also announced that he
would have voted no if he had been
present.
From the fact that Hon. c. D. Hubbard
"voted aye" upon the proposition re-
ferred to, we presume he regarded his
district as sufficiently strong in his favor
to return him" Has some new light
upon the question convinced him that he
can not "stand the odium ?" Has he
had a special revelation OH the
subject of conscience money!" What
a pity he did not treat his restitution
letter as the prudent bride out West
treated her marriage certificate, "date il
back to kiver accidents"
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County Convention.

At a meeting of the Democratic and Corserv'
alive Central Committee of Ohio county, hold at
the Club Room on Saturday the 18th inst, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That Primary Meetings in the vari
GUS Townships be held on SATURDAY the
18th of AUGUST, at O'CLOCK, P. NJ, in the
COUNTY Townships, and at O'Clock, p. M, in the
Oitu Townships, TO appoint Five Delegates in
each Township, to attend tho County Conven-
tion on the 18th of August.
PesoIved, That n COUNTY CONVENTION
be held at the COURT HOUSE in the CITY OF
WHEELING, ut 10 o'clock. A. NJ, on SATUR
DAY the 18th DAY OF AUG UST, to nominate
candidates for County Officers, and to appoint
delegates to the State Convention TO be held at
Petersburg on the 22d of August.
ResolUed, That committee of three be ap-
pointed TO confer with the State Execu tive
Committee, in selecting delegates to attend the
National Convention to be held at the city of
Philadelphia on the 18th day OF August next to
represent this Congressional District in said
Convention.
Resolued, That these proceedings be published
in the Daily and Weekly Register, and Der T
better Freund. VIM. g. HANDLAN,
Chairman.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
State Convention.

The citizens of this State who are opposed
to the radical party are requested to meet in
their respective counties, or townships, at such
time as they may deem most expedient and
select delegates to represent their county in
State Convention to be held in PARKERS-
BURG, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81 at
ten o'clock a. M, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for State Offices
Where there is danger that public meetings
may be interrupted by violence, we recon-
mend that delegates be designated by written
appointment signed by the voters.
We also recommend that the deleg ates from
each Congressional District be authorized to
nominate candidate for Congress, at tho State
Convention.
By order of the State Executive Committee.
d. LAME Chairman.
o. S. Lone, Secretary.
Wheeling, June 81, 1866,
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Be on the Alert! Dangers at Handl

This has been sickly season. The medlcal
faculty prophesy evil in the future. Ihey
think pestilence is on the wing Tor America
Suppose this to be true what Is the best defense
aoainstit2 REDOUBLED NERVOUS VIGOR.
This is the only protection against PANIC, as
we'll "a against the PRINCIPLE OF INFEC.
TION. Why do not those who predict the cpl
dsmic propose an adequate preventivea There
Is one; tonic, nervine and alternate, compe'
tent to shield the system against the subtle ele-
ments of disease, whether they float hither on
the winds from distant lands, or rise Like vapor
from our own soil, or are Incorporated with the
universal fluid. This ONE PREVENTIVE, OF
which there is no duplicate among the COM
pounds either of the Old World or the New, is
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs.
Remember that it is specific for all the COM
plants which lay the system open to visitatlons
of deadly epidsmics. If you are dyspeptc' IL
renews the vigor of your digestive powers,
gives you appetite and restores your cheertal
ness. If you are nervous, it invigorates every
fibre of your nervous system, from the base Of
the brain, where it begins, to the extremitiss,
where it terminates. If you are bilious, 1t dis
ciplines your unruly liver and brings the action
of that organ into harmony with the laws OF
health. It is, in short an invigorant and alter
native so powerful that Nature, with Hostetter's
Bitters for her ally, may bid defiance alike to
native malaria and foreign infection If this
enemy we hear of, this disease which is desola-
ting Europe, is really bound hitherward, it be-
hooves the prudent to put on their armor, to
clothe themselves with invulnerability as far as
human means will permit, by preparing the
system for resistance with this pure vegetable
antidOte. Jy3l'lW
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-06

AT meeting held in Romney, on Mon
day last, pursu .nt to call previously
published in tbs paper, the following
gentlemen wer' appointed delegates to
the Conservative State Convention which
is TO meet at Parkersburg on Wednesday,
the 22a day of he present month:
Romney Tow Hship-James Sheet, and
Thomas a. Keller.
GoIe-Asa Hiett and Samuel j. Stump.
spring6eld-J w. Moore and G. W.
Washington.
Sherman-SyGdor M'Donald and Ben
jamin Pugh.
Capon-David Pugh and John Mon
roe.
Bloomery-John Largent and F. W.
Heiskell.
From the county at large, Samuel Coop
er, David Gibson-Major James Parker,
Robert w. Gilkeson, Alternates.-SoatA
Branch Intelligewcer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-06

KANSAS JAYHAwKERs ORGANIZING TO
INVADE MISSoURL-We have received
information from Kansas, from sources
that do not permit us to doubt sbe state.
ment, that the Jayhawkers" and Red
Legs" of that State are organizing to in 4.
wade this State, to prevent citizens from
registering as voters, and to aid in CARR
ing the November election for their
friends, the Radicals. Wehad reason for
suspecting that such scheme as this
was meditated several weeks ago, for
Lieutenant Governor Smith, in speech
at st. Joseph, openly intimated it We
are glad to learn that steps are being ia
Ken to bring the matter before the at
tentlon OF the President, and to ask him
10 prevent the threatened invasion of
our State. The present Governor of Mis-
souri,, instead of preventing it, would
perhaps be glad to encourage it. One
thing is certain-such an Eruption
would provoke terrible retribation.
The people of Missouri are in no mood to
see their brethren of the border counties
naae the victims of another Jayhawker
a SION and they will assuredly not sit
Iao, wniie the scenes of 1868 and 1864 in
7 ~ ,ba n AUD Cass counties, are repeated.
60 no ooVernor of Kansas keep his Red
Nliino. No"'S D'sPatch' <"H
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-06

CONGRESS AND THE SoLDIERs-Cor-
gress made great ado over the soldiers
bounty bill, which was used to carry
through the bill increasing the pay Of
members themselves from three to five
thousand dollars a year, they being lock.
ed together and acted upon as joint
proposition. The radical majority ex-
poets the soldiers to pay them a large
debt of gratitude. But it turns out that
while the provision for increasing Con-
gressional salaries is clear and straight
forward, and everylmember has returned
home with his plumber in his pocket, the
bounty proposition is so miIed and mHddled
that Il is practically iRoperatirs.>
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-06

T1cKEp TO DEATH-A lady residing
on Massachusetts, Avenue, In indianapo-
Lis, the other day commenced ticking
her daughter, girl fourteen years o ol J.
She continued this amusement until the
Girl became exhausted, and finally, IN
struggling to free herself, burst o blood
vessel, and finally died.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-06
Flies on Horses and Cnfiic

The annoyance of these summer pests
to animals can be greatly mitigated by
the use of a mixture of one-thiru kero-
sene oil and two-thirds lard oil applied
to the legs of horses, oxen or cows, with
a feather or brush, or what is better, but
more Objectionable to the applier, with
the hands, rubbing it well in. A farmer
in this eighberhood used it last sum-
meT on his oxen, having it applied twice
a day, OH their going out to work
morning and night His cattle gained
in flesh during fly time l have used it on
horses and two cows. Its benefit is i'm
mediatelY observable. A horse, uneasy,
fretting and stamping, becomes, after
the application, at once quiet Those
who sympathize with the noble animal S
III the constant teasing endured by them
from these pests, will be glad to nsa any
harmless remedy which will spare in
cessant work when not called to labor in
harness Horses will keep better on a
less supply of food for the repose thus
obtained Cows will give better and
more milk from the rest that they viii
get from the use of this mixture.-N
Hdrea Courier.
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DT Ed.

On Sunday, the 5th inst, at Ais 2. M; ROB
ERT L., son of Isabel and Charles w. Seaor1ght'
aged year, months and days
The funeral will take place on Tuesday, the
7th, at o'clock P. NJ, from the residence o.
the parents on Chapline street, between lst and
ID, Centre Wheeling. Friends of the family arr
invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-06

EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:
Please announce the name of E. A. BARRA.
BINO, as an Independent candidate for Sheriff
of Ohio county, subject to no Convention, and
oblige his many friends, "
aug6.te THE WHOLE PEOFLE.
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For Treasurer

EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:
Please announce the name Of A. a. ALL
SON, Esq., as candidate for County Treasurer
subject to the decision of the Democratic
County Convention THE PEOPLE.
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For Recorder.

EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:
VI Pleas as candidate for nom
nation for the office of County Recorder, sub
iect to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention. [jy9.tcl MANY VOTERS.
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Mrs. WinsloW'S Queen Hair
Restorative.

THIS PREPARATION EXCELs
i all others, inasnuch as it is a compound Of
all aad only such ingredients as experience has
proved to be efficacious In restoring gray hair
to its natural color; arresting premature decay
and the falling ont of the hair changing dry
invigorating the scalp and curing all its hu-
mors eradicating scurf and dandruf, and pro-
noting the growth of the hair. Sold wholesale
and retail by EDMUND BOOKING.
Nc. ], Odd Fellows Hall,
Wheeling W. Va,
Manufacturer Of Bookings Unrivalled .Bak-
ing Powder. jy2
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For Trensurer.

EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:
Please announce ISRAEL UPDEGRAFF as
a candidate for the office OF County treasurer,
subject to the decision OF the Democratic Con.
yention. VOTERS.
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PROSPECTUS OF
ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY.
Conducted by Sisters of st. Joseph
CORNER Quincy AND FIFTH STREET,
wheeling, w. Vn.

| opened for the reception of Pupils on Mon
day, August Goth, 1866. The course of instruc::
ton will comprise all the ordinary branches OF
a finished English Education. Music, and the
French and German taught by competent In.
structors.
Strict attention paid to the department Of the
Young Ladies' who will be required to observe
punctualIy, the Rules and Regulations adopted
for their Improvement, and for the maintenance
of good order. Pupils admitted at any time
during the year, and charged from date of en-
trance. No deduction made for partial absence
from school, or for the remainder of quarter,
when Pupil is finally removed before its ex
piration, except in case of serious illness or
dismissal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-06

AT the celebration of the Fourth u
July in the city of Mexico, the declare
ton of independence was read by the
Consul, the memery of Washington was
eulogized by Ex-Governor Reynolds OF
Missouri, and Magruder responded to the
toast of the army and navy of the United
States. "The memory of eur martyreo
President" was received with distinguish
ed honor by all, the ,ex-rebels joining
with marked respect in its Observance
Boston Post. 4l - e-sai
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The bill to raise the pay of members of
Congress from three to five Thousand dol
lars a year has no defect in its wording.
That is all straight, and the members
have the plumber in their pockets.
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SOAPS.

ORIENTAL, DET1EsayEt T.. 80 81
(cBfTTS Stsrinss WORKS fsmny &. So1s
German. A fall assgrtment q - !.
otAr C&n3'' II. X. DOT8T0RD z ~
No. ~ Wstsn'
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THE BOUNTY BnL.-New York, July
31.-A Washington special says: .The
Comptroller of the Treasury is of opinion
that the bill for tho equalization OF
bounties is imperative, in consequence
of serious defect in the wording Of the
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-14
wid,tial wid,tia /,

Gs IN mirfti6 irunotrbar oae bsiuabs bas sauis
@ef fidb sntfhtsasn tai, ibre Dslains. aife 1rtsu
ron Ssioen. aIpaeeas. aIispelftn Dstains, Sattuns
gRastins, Ssnitertlenben. Garpsts, Settu&, aSrbe.
Btanfets. @r9srsisn. auisuspoarsu u rp.,-bsi
ben GstraSsr pubsr su faufen-boh ater IN ber
@uneer nidbt 70 sree. wenn mon tsbtRtt pob man
oa 10 psresnt pcbfeilsr faufen fam, als on r9enc
sinsm anbsrn Srt In Der etaot ausntaun. @srssbt
ben 0rt ni6t-er III nur 1barsn stsrbaib BEN
..deter pcid".-Die ,Irfade rparum fIe 70 poblIsil
psrfaufsu IT, bae re msbr Serfaufru ais 1nbert uno
ss iff baber. bae fIe wcblfeiler psrtauftn tSnneu
8uftt au uub dtsr,sist Gudb f,tbft.
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QSreft lptr(ammlaua in laittsbura.

Sor enign Sagen mar cine 8erIammlune
Der @epuhlitancr unb tpabren llnicniiten IN
Yittsbnrs bsffeat, nnb man muBte lid, ,ritaunsr
alS man bic RenIdenmenge anlab-benn man
batts iie gar nidt ertpartet, Sunberte BON chr.
ildsn Oenciratsr iraren oa. Sol. Sorneb,
Vcuo y am tlton nuo dnbere bisltsn @eben
Die init unbesrdn,ttm 9eifall besrhBt tporben
lino. Disies fagt biet-ndmIid bas, baR un.
lere norblide Shrgr ibre @sstruugs Sanber
tino ,Grhnbads" nidt lsIbft tpertbIos ifimmen,
uno oann nadbr bic iibIide 3riessiduIb,
lammt gsrInife, tucIde bic @ebelen, faaS Biz
Megierung In bic Sdnbe Der gopprbsabs fallen
mOdte. finbringen ipfrbsn bs3ablen tpcllen. =
@ebt io-bas SoIf tuirb flus unb IdEt fid, nidbt
mebr ourb aemteridser-Die iid burdaas nid,ts
nm oes eanbes SScbl beiIinmern-an Der 0ale
ffbren.
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Tin Ole Naueru

Bum 8efttn Der Sausrn tbsitsn mir fctssnbsr
Brief nit anb befsn. bab osfeitsn bs,prseu psrbsu
fib bic @crtbeile bts 70 febr tsfruHknosn ans&sni
Msbtss iu Nueen 90 MAIDEN.
..4 aatRtauu, n, "a Snli 1866.
4- 5rn. Il. 8. 8rsinis!
Msin ptrri-3n Grpitberuns ouf 5brs antraes
made i'd fttssnbs anaats B.nfdHid hss Bsribss
SbrtS Snchenmsbtss.
esetsn pertf taufte idb sinsn Gtrib eano anttrs
boIb aasntaun. Na6barn fdsten mir. bsr Bsosn
pdre 70 bdrtis, bub Id oarouf tsnt Grnbts pon irs
ssnh einsm Bsrtbv rsiasn fSnnts. SD ssbraubts
5br 8nebsnmebt uno ia Sofss sapon III msins 4css
gen grntte ti,fts 5abr 70 rerirsfid. bae bic 1aus
srn in bsr Saabbar daft fps,isue Srassn, an MID
ridtetsn. nos i'd ~sbi auf bos eahb ssibau babe
m'eine Grfabruns bsfSbist mid, Sbr 8no6eumsbl
ols sinsn pStls rsinsn uno 9utsn artifsi 80 smpfb
len. aait aasr adtune IT.
Gbarles Gdert.
Sastnes Snodsnmsbt far Ba;su. Rsasen. gsefa.
form. Badwai,en. paf'r, &artcfeln. gras, Diff.
taams. aBeiuftSde ,t.
3utsreitet unb psrfauft Ia btr
Qaentaun &nobensWibfe,
Sf.Gnbs bsr SerbansBrdds.
Sult %, lS06. Eq-2 Wcnat
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6abinet.1paareu.

Sufduisr asdk tstra1n pir tsett sasdt b,
&abtnstmadsr msrtffaue bsr 6trrsn o ms d.
1ttfri d anb Comp, psn bisfsr etast uaf
,rsae seraos Dem es6a patriot BuAaohr ssssnatsr
uno mir mdesn stnbsr,s sefsben, bae mir ba gang
~srffaunt" paren.-Die Sirma bat unlansR. cine
neHsn orsifSdisfen e&ep srbaut, unb es 1T Elm pcr.
treflihes Gsbdubs-unb bic ttibtn stsrn etsde fe
'pis ibrs Stute an bee Srrnte Fno gang peu @aar,
ca, nuo pirfli5 70 fdSa oae mon Ia ben srS6ern
Stdoftn frins f6snsrt MAIDEN fann.--iinb listtr
!oimmst, uas eiu stcd !-rpir staubsn fef bas ba
msbc GatiuesgBoarsn tinb ais Ia alien ben anbsru
aB.rfftdh..u aabisr sufammsn ssncmmsn -unb lusbr
als irssHbwe susrbalt pbiIabstpbia unb Msuperf
In tinsm 6.abffsm;nt anSutrsffsn fnb-uub frdst
man nad ben pysi6sn, 70 une man fitb nur wun,
bern bae lie 70 nisbtr fno-absr nun ssba iuft Gins
maf fettft bin unb bsfisbt Haes. unb w:un ibr Gud
nidt balls 80 Iobe munbsrt, bann batsn nit ii oits
fee Bslt ue@ nidbts sstsrnt 7-2r
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2.-@tv. aubpis 81, 500, aept ei@tenwaa.
nsr 300. elius ai&tsnmallnr 1910, % 6 ei&t
sntpalInsr 1 .499. Sclomon eittenwa lIner 2, ,OO6
Ssiis earss 89i 8 8 ei&isnwalInsr $50.
W6.-Soicmon Moyu 1881, Daniel Mos
tr 53l, Sonas Mcpr Gel, Scfept Miler Il
772. Samust Nosr 748. 5arrifcn Miar 279
Gearlss M Mobr fl. @np. Mosr 100, Sotr
Nlarfs 29O. Ere s- '
@.-1enry 8Isssr 81 ,067, Neubtn Rpmia
1856. 3trman Nupp 50.
@.-Bsni Straub s6f. GtarI.s @taffn COS
Dapio Smitb 774. Col Stettler 375, Solomon
Stetnnssr 212. Saeob Sieinins,r # GAS, Saecb
Siraub 1850. Sonas GGwuYfr 269, atratam
SGwcper 438, Sas SGmcyr fr 707, 6snry
Stein 607, Sotn R S&aa 2,9i6. Dapib S&al
262, Bri S&wOysr f.245, peter G&npyer t..
1893. 5 3 S&wOytr 334. Sotn S&woyr So,
U W S&anb 26i. Msuben S&woyer 5A5, Sas
Slnsmaau LAO, Sotn Sinsmaaer 584, gb.
min Stnsmailsr 1923. altr Sinsmaaer 2O8, alsr
g Sttmr 700. s 9 @bImsr 500, Siram
e&anb 665. ~
S.-Sonas Srsrlr S3S.
1t.-gbarlfs llmaeab 500.
SS.-Sonas Denn.r 1928, Saecb Wenner (r
1918, @m Waittrt 507, Rutban DSiay ia,
SameS sDsil,r 785. ~s
sctaI sag in Der 5ten abtbciinns auf Gin
tommsI ssiisn5es, sadubren, Subripsisn H. I
No., 1T Sc, 7O2 At ~. VII 2
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uno neil mir. unb bic lopalen SoIcaten wifen. bne
&C faatsr if, unb ieuH atI rsht. 10 fdnnen wir ibu
nit sutem 1ppttit stuiesn.-Ssrner bot sr Iurtls'
Suppsn. Ysppfrpot. SHerfttws-unb fsin Gissrsani
-ba f&rrsist nan 6ae-ia ft tatsn audi ans .uns
tsrssnadt." eab Fs Ju ibm nidbt auffemmsn scnneu.
Ob bas 1T 70 Jart, feline ,.GsdapsI" barin. 70 fbSn.
70 fde,une 70 cpsrtrefTi&uno rpsr nidt gum ,.ehpb,
ssbt fsr sbt fsin @e aus fdr wenissr ais ben bals
ben gBerib.- .-sRuu sitt atsr xdt Auf Gud ftlbf-
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