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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-08

Miscellaneous,

New York, august 3..--The Hcrdld, IIa.
wanna correspondent says another Spanish
fleet is about TO snil for the South Pacific
to re6iims the war against the allied South
Amcrican Republics. It consists of one
ironclad, four steam frigates aud four trans
ports, carrying l64 guns The trans ports
carrying 10000 Or l2;GOoinfanlry
Nc,o Orleans, august The armed sen
tinels have been withdrawn from the Mnni-
pnl Hall aud martial law has been with
drawn. Nanny arrests of armed negroes
have been made since the riot. y street
car was fired into by nogroes last night and
one passenger Eillsd. iEtA NJ
Tho Grand Jury indicted twenty. six
members Of tho Revolutionary Coventton.
Several havo been arrest Oil and bhilcd i'm he
sum Of fficcn hundred dtllnrs
New York, Auyust 3.--Twclve messages
were received at the New York Telegraph
Office frbm Enrbpe To-day for which the
sum Of si,Si3 in gold 'was pnid.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-08

FooLschr PAPER the reign of
Charles /. all English paper bore IA water
marks the royal arms. The Parliament
under Cromwell made a Jest of this and
among other indigni,ics TO tho memory of
the Ming it was ordered that the royal arms
he removed f""n III" paper nnd tho .'fools
cap NJ bct he substituted. These IN
ihcif IN. w"r ofcnu'><n "rmovcd y, th,
Nrst"r uion Bar paper nf inc size of the
Parliament joar.a. s,.. o>ars The name OF
'fno.s ap."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-08
ENR TAMILY TrsE.

FOR FAMILY USE.
ADAA!AhTINE CANDLES, Arrow Roof.
IA TaI ioca Starch, Salts. Lomon, ;fd.. or,
tra ting stains. Cream Tartar, Cooking
Soda, Extract Vanilla, Ginger Black Pop,
por, ,sIndallible Ink. Rnt Extefmipator.
Also, best Rio asd jaw Coffee and Sugar.
just ycceiyed by
KErcliIN, McsiAsTER & COZ
July loft
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-08

\ YoUrn WHO NEVER SAW A Wo-
MAN.-Meadow's history of the Chi
nese, lately published in London, in a
chapter on love, has the followin.
story:
ga Chinese who had been disap-
pointed in marriage and had gricv-
onsly Suffered through women in many
other ways, retired with his infant son
to tho peaks of mountain range m
kwcichoo, to a spot quite inaccessible
to little footed Chinese women. lie
Grained his boy to worship the Gods
and stand in awe and adherence of
the devils but he never mentioned
woman to him, always descending the
mountains alone to buy food. At
length,' however, the iniirmitics of age
compelled him TO carry The heavy bag
Of rice AS thoy were leaving the
market town together, the son sudden
ly stopped short, and pointing to three
approaching objects, cried, "Fathcr,
what are these things Z Look look I!
what arc they ~ The father Instant
~ answered with pcrcmtory order,
"Turn away your head they arc dew
lis p' The son, in some alarm turned
away, noticing that the evil things
were gazing at him with surprise from
behind their fans. He walked to the
mountain in silence, ate no supper,
and from that day lost his appetite
and was afflicted with melancholy.
For some time his troubled and aax-
iQus parent could get no satisfactory
answer to his inquiries, but at length
the young man burst out. crying with
inexplicable pain, ooh, father, that
tallest devil that tallest devil, faith.
or I" a
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-08
FAIhF ED DISTRICT.
1N lGUATY!

FIX Parfe' !, T}iil TO
G. u. Melton, Pcrpc,uate
solr Northern Circuit Testimony.
IENNET DOUGLASS, having fled her
u Petition under above Bill in order to
pcrpe'nate The testimony tothe pnst cxis.
ttnce loss and contents of n Decd of Convey
ence. 10 him OF a. cerinin tract Of land,
situate in Fairfield District on Tho waters Of
Little River, by the iicir ai Law Of A,exan
der Douglass, decd. All parties Interested
are notified 10 appear a. tho expiration Of
three months from thib date, to cross czam
ipe tho Witnesses that may DO produccd, and
produce Testimony in reply. ~
ISAAC II. MEANS,
c.E.F.D.
Winnsboro. s. g.. juno 18th, 1895
juno 10. n au3t
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-08

AN IMPORTANT PARAGkApH TO Cor.
TON l1oiDERs.-The Internal Revenue
Commissioner has received his official
cuTy al the new revenue law, and is
consequently required to collect three
cents instead Of two cents q pound upon
cotton, bv The terms Of the act, con ana
after The first day Of August. 1866"
Parties holding cotton can make their
tax returns before That day aud save one
cent per pound.--Aacen Journal d
Messenger
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-08

The P'"sid"nt has approved the Lli
extending the linr within which Satns
may select !anl' for agricultural College
rurp 'sr$, anl he bin lixing The nrmhrr
oi Judges Of the Supr..n" Court of lhr
Cured States, and To chang, certain
Judicial ci,r'''s The last named Till
provides 'ha. no vacancy in the o!li:r
OF a$soca'" justice shall bo filed hv
appointment uni, the number Of ass,
clntr Justices shall hr reduced 10 six.
and thereafter he court shall consist, of
a chief justice and six associate in$
litcS.
The firt and second iuliain, circuits
are !" r''n'.l, as mnw constituted. Thr
third OF Pennsylvania. N"w Jr>cv ~ |
Delaware; The fourth OF Marrland.
West Virginia, Virginia, North Carroll
IN aud South Carolina.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-08

The floating "motes" in the air Of a
railway car, proved to be little particles
Of iron that had evidently Como from
the wheels and rails,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-08

The Ahbrvillr Press SAYS there was II
iiiI "l'crdancr a. the meeting OF the
bi'Ir Society Of that DiSlrc, on the
53h The address was delivered bv
Pr I. James II. Carlisle, of " otfrd
'oIi'M', and wns "n.iM,.n,lv ns;.ima!
p'"!;lra! and suggestive. Prof. G. is
one of the ahlrs men in South Carolina
An "Ncrl."n, sermon was also delivered
by Rev. &, NJ. McCar,ha.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-08
HARDWARE
J u S Il II T. G. f. Il V T. y
Ketchin, McMaster & Co.,

CONSISTING IN PART OF
! AND SAWS, Planes, Augcrs, Chiscls,
IL Files of several kinds. Screws, Hinges.
Screw Drivers. Donr and Pad I.oc.s, Draw
'hE kn'v"S. Steel and iron Squares, Com
passes, fine Cutlery
Garden Trowcls, Hoes anl rorhs, Per.
cnssi"n Caps, I"h's Cartridges. Faucets n,.h
M"lassrs Gates a"d rorcri.in lined Sauce
Pans and Preserving llvu,cs.
ALSO,
Shoe Thrcad. Wrapping Twinc, rlow L:ucs,
Well Rope, Shot.
ALSO.
\ fresh supply 0, 'no'ions" as Tao, Co,uhs
Dressing COMBS. '"o,h Erus!cs. N,:t and
Coat bn'tons, Lrtiv.' El'. Ladies Hose,
Ladies Collars, Port Aaana,gS. III. y
trnidS anil Trp@s Elastic l.rui, So, SC.
june 30 If
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-08

y twcM'y.nch gun, con.aining 40, 600
pounds of metal, was cnst ~, Fort riui
Boundary, in Pittsburg. Penn, on Saturday.
|, is designed for the Puritan, now lying IN
New York, 1t ie eighteen inches shorter
lhnn the one cast NJ the sau.e foundery in
1861 for tho Dunderbcrp.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-08
Rule to Plead

kule to Plead.
Thc state OF south CaroiiS11.
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
II THE COMMON PLEAS.
H. /; y. Elliott Auae,m.n.
Jahn Adgcr,
SNllERllAS tho Plaintiff did on tho
~ n day of May, \. y. 1866, file his
DcclarN'ion against tbs Defendant, who ms
T. IS sai"' is absent from and without tho
l:m'ls ~ thc state. aud has neither wifo
nor attorney known wiihio the same unon
whom copy Of the said declaration might
be served
II is therefore ordered TINT the said Do.
irhdhnt ito appear and llrnl to The sui,l
Deci"raiion or or before the S,h day of May,
y. ID. 1867. otherwise final aud absolute
Judgment wiil toe" hr givcn and awarded for
the Piainliii against him
$. y. CLOWNEY, C. G..
Clerks Ciicc Fairfield District,
May iii, 1866.
mny lu'GG loSinly
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-08
1. FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
Nm Q.QUATE.

EX Porte Bill TO
G ID. Melton, }Pernntuatc
Solr. Northern Circ't. Testimony.
),
TOHN S. DOUGLASS having Gled his Pc.
- !iion under aboSc Bii. iu order to per.
pctuHte,thc testimony to the past existence.
toss and contents of n Decd of Convcysace.
= him Of u certain trnct of land situate in
Fairfield District, on, the waters of Little,
RiYe~, by the Heir at LTw Of Alexander
p"nStass, decd Ali parties interested nro
notified onppcar at.tbo expiration Of threo
months from this date, TO cross examine tho
Witnesses that mhy he produced and, pro-
ducc testimony in reply.
ISAAC II. MEANS,
G T.. L. y.
commissioners OGicc.
Ninnsboro S. G., Juno 18th, 1866.
june 19-ilnm3m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-08

NOTICE.
h'Enc state OF South Carolina.
FA FIELD DISTRICT,
/" TIE CoMMoS PLEAS.
James McGill,
A,lmr. nd litum Of
Mrs. AdcISc Mobley attachment.
vs.
W. II. Ellison
w HEREAS tho Plaintiff did on The
w 2S;h day OF March. a. d 1866, flo
his declaration against tho Defendant who,
(ns !, is said) il absent from and without
the limlY OF this State and has neither wife.
nor attorney known within tho snmo mon
whom copy Of tho said declaration might
oc served. ,
II is therefore Ordered, TINT tho said Doe
frndan do appear and plead to The said dec
laration on or before the 3lst day of March,.
a. ID. 1867, otherwise final and absolute
JUDI meat will then be given aud awarded
for tlto Plaintiff against him, -
$. IS. GLOWNEY, G. G. J..
Cierk's Office,
~ n I 4 y
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-08

TENNEssnE.-Wc believe that II.
The members from Tennessee have
takrr the oath, aud bccn admitted TO
their seats,
The Senate, by decided MIA ryitv,
a"rca I'd to strike from the oath the fol-
lowing sentence, Cor the benefit of
Judge Patterson 81 have never
sought, nor accepted, or aticmrtc'' to
exercise the functions of any Office
whatever under my authority, in hos
tili;y to the United States" But the
House, by large majority, refused to
concur with the Senate, and so Judge
Patterson took the oath and was adj
mittcd to his seat.
Patterson was a judge in the Con-
feacracy.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-08

Governor Crawford. Of Kansas, has
'rrH,n'"l H"ipr +. G. r >S<, la,r Of the
Nl'h Kansas 'avalrv, and associate rdi
tor Of the Lawrence I}ibune United
>'n'"S Senator to fill Gen. Lanes un
expired term.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-08

4AN INTERESTING BArTIsM.-sEOld
Christ Church," in Lancaster county,
Virginia, was recently (dnring con-
vocation Of ciergymcn of the Northern
Ncck,) the scene of Il most interesting
baytismal ceremony. An observer on
the occasion gives the following dc :
scri iption:
The ample shade Of thn grand
I'D walnut trees was soon Shared by
TN Immense c@ncourse Of people, and
ere the hour arrived, every scat and
resting place, anu nook was filed.
There wasa secret influence pv:yading
tho minds of that multitude, saying,
in the silence OF their hearts, ''your
fathers for generations past have wor-
shipped within these venerable and
majestic walls" The services of the
day were very solemn.
The pure white old Italian marble
font, of three feet diameter, was to be
nsel. Mark S Ashburno was ban
tied, and then he presented his lit tie
boy.
Shame this child" was pronounced
by the rector officiating.
All was still in that large old
church, as the standing grcsation
had every eye rivctcd on the fonta!
scene. But what Il dcath-like silence
came over them when the father an
swcrcd for the child !"
"His name is Jefferson Davis !
The minister f:a.!!ttc~IIcu as he slowly
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-08

TIE MoNAncu or THE SEAs.-Thc
hopes entertained for the safety of this
vessel, which left the Mcrscy for New
/ nri on the 18th Of last March, with
G39 caoin and Storage passengers on
board, lave been at long,h dis, ellod
hy TIC discovery oca boat, pitched up
or coast of Kerry, on Saturday, the
lih instant, and which IS believed to
have belonged to the vessel, together
with number of dead Lodics. The
pr"T":''n% "rinion among experienced
Captains i" HE New Yor, trade is that
ah; 'oundcrcd among the iccbcrgs.
The sensation rrca:rG In England
hy the Monitor Miantomal., has
broush, forth Il letter from Tie I.airds,
who mention the fact that they h"ilt
the 'irst three turrct vessels which
crossed the ocean without convoy.
lIn VoTED !"-Thc New York Tri
h""" correspondent Of Friday says: Mr.
i.t',wirh, one Of the Tcnnrs see delegates
Nho was TO day sworn into office. ind
scarcely finished shaking hands wl,h III.
speaker, when his name was called To vote
~ the bill to Indemnity l"yal citizens O
Tennessee for property destroyed during
The rebellion, and lie voted NO" IL caus-
cl much comment among tho Union mem
hers.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-08

PMILADELPMIA CoSvEN TioN - Tie cor res
ponuent OF tho Now York Commercial writes
from Philadelphia:
'.Tho Convention TO DC held hero in Au.
gust, under Tho direction of Mcssrs. Doolit-
,lc. & Co, is regarded with great tlisfavor
hetd. The returning soldiers and fro com.
pahies. freely and openly declare that thy
intend to break up tho gathering. and a
movement iockin to that end is now said TO
be on foot. Thore are large number Of
invalid nnd convalescent sollers still about
the hospitals here who affiliate TO consid
ernble extent with The fremcn. and assert
TINT they can prevent the holding of any
such meeting, especially aspublic sentiment
Is against II. Any violence, however. will
Of course be summarily punished. Extcn.
sive preparations are being made to tender
warm greeting and welcomcto those NJ.
tending the Southern Union Convention
which meets in September"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-08

John F.'Lanc,ihe Oldest brother Of
The late Senator Lane. Of Kansas, also
committed suicide, and under peculiar
circumstances. He graduated at West
Point in 1928, and in 1886. during the
Florida war, in which ho was actively
engaged, hr was promoted to the CON.
niand OF Il rcgimcntof Indians Shortly
after his promo'i"n,, directly after going
INTO camp one evening; nftera days
march, he placed the hit Of his sword
on The ground and The point in his eye
and threw himself OF it.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-02-10

swtt ttn Die S&rift uni u,sine eute Mutttr
Wauauer br6t. Die. @dite tlanee1
freupt8 nit an nnb bteier Grintipru& bee
s&mtebeS bra@te bic Na&ri6ttn auf basI
sfapet ipel@e mai, spnt Desre bate i,np
lrtl4e ber @ouptrntur Sufus @runtr
tu xoblens IN jublrei6en abpraden I'M
3anpe perbreiten lief. 1
Die las Der Soltn8er fsinem S&wteser<
.Yater Dor ,lnp be6 S&miebS 6era bob f@
II feltoer ,Greube, tpenn bte Gran3ofen
setne Snlappe btton,,el,. ..a..'
Dobl 3udte batet Gnsel's 1er3, aber
Der alte patbe faste berubtsenp 3u ibr:
ylt&t aue &u8eln treffen!
&u@ test tbetlte man fia btt aunse
nit bte man empfar8en.
Die Mru,ee ttebt nabe bet paris, faQte
Vett, bei1en nopoleonii@e @eEnnuna fttr
sabSenommen bate. SD btn bort 4emeltn
unp tenne bas 2anb. Sn Simn.srn lagten
,ae aeaern, tet Brtenne i.i etne s9la9t
aeweieu. s ...-..,- },l.s Us.
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Dr. 4. 0rtmaun, liaa
Dtutf@er Arat, st. Nntbon,. Minu.

Nu1tWsg NIAI, w. WnIpou1' V11Hu.
office: Obere Q taet, esan@Helo's Blsd
-ssssnaber, nabe @eafnsss's@ @dub. Ste,e.
W Wobnuna:2 2. &traBfs tsasn Blud nSrsltd
Don ber Ofce. .,.s.....,.-... .,,..1:-
Dtfise.3 .unhe.ss sssemtttass Sun7-1o,
Na&us. sou ia rst Son 6-S.
DR.; ?: prastis!st t.tt sSsRs.. III st: 1nte:ss
Ba& i@lassnesn Gdae na@ arens ptfsniaaftii.
4en @runeiG1eu. @er i'd f@riftii@ an ibu
spsubet, erba!t prompte Antsuprt. +
6rif&er' Smpffoff :
II IN iebtr Sabres,sit sprrStbie. Dr. .. k.
fu4t eaup ststinstu unp impit Tire 3iu1er AZ.
sea btatse Bersatuns. Distenisen, pel&e ftsr
susfsrut ppbneu xne I'D uub ibre &ineer ie.sa
~ impi:a parf&su, tSnneu, sesen 2init nenuA
sea brei Dollars, so1 Jpn seulSeupsx Supf.
nsk, eiusSmpflaueette uxb Senaue i9riftli1eA y
uetlun9 iunt 9mpfeu erbalten.
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Masktn-An3aae.

uebsr 12O Der i>Snn.u uas t.tsaateffen Ras.
tsrauaase, bic nstaeu gan, neu 9barai.sr. Ras.
ten uub Gautafe- oaame fir isbsn 0ei@mad,
stue auswabl pts seiue aueite i'm Staat. perbtn
sen ben, untetlei&ueten ~ mdstsen puiien aus
selteben.
o. Sir Dau,en 10 eiu Grtra. Ga,>erets.
atmmer sina'y,biet. .,.......
BsaeQuneen son Ausndrts erlu&t Ter tln.er.
,eiuneie rs@, frlb3sitie einfeueen ~ u0aen, sa
i'd b6uFs sie Suffrage aQlu febr Sr1neen.
0aroerpbe.Q 8. @iraBe, In
9tpreset6uee ess l1nterjeitusteu, Ser bereit III,
alien Aufsrdsen prompt sutseaen ~ tommen.
54r Gbas. .0rpe.
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Nteuer sg gT
@roferp \ propifon-$to
s. Spik,

Drain strabe. nabe Aue. Gnpe's pulel,
@Eg RinneappltS. S1zsR
IL ftsts nit alien arten ron @aaren III teiner
Brau@e auf's Bette ssriebsu une fiitrt nebentei
fssss tur aesomrbatien fetner peetten Rauseu
~ etn frtides Sutss @las Bier<EH
ausb ssnpfsb!t l@ ser unisrsst@nst. btermit
ssfenS auu. Nusfertiasn Don @
Rollma@tsn. 1op.enidetne, ,9tetitpdiIen,
Deepe. Rc.taases. Mt.tbcor,.
lraeten. usbet(eten In e,a.
lif9er unp reutfdsr
@ @ Sprahe. &c. Il.
Gr iiberatmms aud BE 1lebsrlensune ssn pa.
deter, NIT @srtbfaaex. 2idtbdeern .e. nad
6eulf3loxh untsv 0avautte eeS yit9s Asn Nnlau-
6eal 0ettslbsn an iRre NbrsfFe. Ft@ ~.
6esusr peymittelt sv bic Gpebirun9 1on Ytris.
usn ave tsr alssa 3etmat nas3 Amerila auf Ten
beten une biatsRen &eifs,outen. sr
NQe berartieen spn tbu iberusmu,ener Auf-
tr6ae perssn NIT 6uBerfte glnllttblett nut gsseu
iebr Bulge Bershtnna anSSsiab,t, ,uuS nirs saa
9nte,sGs teintr treunp!l4tn Auftrassebes Rete
ale pas Setuise anfsbrn. i q. 0piA.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-02-10

Ueafon 8 4anliase Cabinet j ors
lAeln, Stesai1 setl4sebeae Mrten; 9eeionetAfur
4ir@in. iinb prsfaue RuGt fir $6O-$l0O
pas Stad. 8lnfunos sreitiA 9olDs cher
Q ltee .aRebatllen ehey aneere eIfe 9reife
wursen tbneu auertanni. JGuRrirte 4atalsse
tret. Nan rtdbte Befelunsen an Wafcn s
4ausltu. 1sfsx, sser Mfafpu 8ro,, Rsp
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-02-10

+6etnri@ Mnl&lb, etn @te,n
ant beuti&en &unfbimmeL III, nte aus
Bten bert6tet miro. am 29. De,embet
aeforbeu. Mm s. Februar 1907 Il,
2udau sebcren, betrat Nnf6lb 1907 bte
Bdbne. tparb 1921 Mtteliep bee @isner
6ofbut9tbeaters, begin9 1857 fein
9&aniptelers Subildum, ,pcbet Der 2ailer
ibm ben Franj@ Soispb arben ytrlieb,
uuo trdt cann IN ben Nubeifanb. pa
Mniaae mar Gin S4auipteler, tpte
.pent9e Dor tbm lebten, unb etntee ieiner
eeiitunsen, ,pie pte Darfeuuna pes
.eear." erboben tbn in bie Reibe per
ar66ten Mimen auer 3eiten. Die beut,
i@e Bdbne bate tefnem @aufpteler auf,
auwet(eu. BET tbn ale Nbetprif,r liter,
trofien bate. a 0ilae
3u8endbtt f@en.-p at ts,
4. San. - 8te berSo!etl er3dblt, baber,
pte BET 9utl.rtenbdllsn aufmartenotn Die,
inerf6aften ,.ur cine 2alde, um bas
g6nupftu@ etn3ufteden. al, tbrer 2ipree.
Nue llebrisen Eaf@en fnp feft 3u0end It.
Der neue 6ausbofmttatr Dupuis ift
auf biefen 8lddli@en GinfaQ aeton,men,
unD eS peri@ptnpen fettpem an fcl&en
ftRlt4tu abenotn nett ,pentser Erdfel<
tdbner. ipnaiae DelieateGen unb flterne
Gaftlfddt. @ie gut ,pdre 90. men,, man
aud u,andeut Der Gtneelacen.n bic
laf9en 3undben blrfte fiIgt Der Monce
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6err SeinesYrdftet auf Soften here tact
paris Stbt, iuQ na@ BEN 9enannten 8latte
an, flciteiten btr8eben. t8 ,p:rpen bort
an etnem Nbenp oft 10000 @ldier
@tfrorneS unb eben 70 ptel @laler
punf& unb tas l1ebrtse In ent(pre@enpem
9erbdltnib eef&ludt. a.9 il3f
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Sfun,1tter 1913.
fern, Il, perrenten.

e'ns garm pun 120 ad,rn, pessn so mdsr
1 .tistef Aaltar uno in 6ena 81 Mei!e ssu gt
Paul, in Datoiab 60. aeleo.n. IN a,a,n | s,"
Drittsn 3bsiI sts grtsaes iu Serrtuten. . o "
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