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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-22
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| 'CoWardlyF
Yes, cowardly! 7 am small, yor
are tall. am weak, you are strong
entered here alone and un armed. tt
prevent sanguinary struggle in
which you would most certainly have
been vanquishcd, and you leaped on
me like beast, Is not that coward
typ
'Will they bring Soliel Couchant
here 2 asked Langlade, already O
great deal calmer than he had been.
May see her without being separat.
ed from her by this gratingp'
No. You will see her and talk to
her through these iron bars. She
made this request
'Ah these iron bars are provided
at her request Why is that2'
Il dare say it is because. she is
afraid to be near you. Does that as.
tonish YOU p
III she is afraid, it is because she
feels guilty
Clear enough; but that's no rea.
son why she should desire to he mnr-
dercd."
But suppose l should promise not
to kill her?'
"fou cannot make such promise,
and be sure of keeping it. You are
too violent. You have not sufficient
selfcommend. A word or gesture
is enough to throw you into frenzy.
You even strike those who don't say
word to you, who do nothing to you.
Pardon me-
30, forgive you but it is more
than probable that the Superinten
dent will not forgive You for having
disturbed the quiet which reigns
here, committed deeds of violence,
menaced the agents, called out the
guard
"What can he do ?
ale can refuse to allow you to see
Soleil Ccuchant, even behind that iron
Uratino =
to take Vibert's hand, "if you per.
suade the Superintendent to let me
see her, promise to put everything
here back in its place, to present ex-
cuses to the agents, and to be as
calm as have been furious
"Well, | will use my influence
with the Superintendent but, l warn
you, the utmost he will grant now
will be to allow you to see her be.
hind that grating.
That is all ask I no longer
feel like killing her. My anger has
spent itself
Vibert Quilted the cell. The agents
were al the door, and expressed their
astonishment ut seeing him In such
good condition. He said to them he
is quiet now. Let him see Soleil
Couchant, as if nothing had taken
place. This evening he will be sent
to anotherjail and you will be rid OF
him.
While Yibert was speaking, a
strange noise was heard in the cell.
Vibert returned and summoned the
other agents. Langlade was lying
on the floor insensible, The younger
agent went for the surgeon, who
came only in time to see the escaped
convict breath his last. The emo
tions Of the day had been too much
for the giant. His arrest, Soleil
Couchant's betrayal, his frenzy at
discovering the iron bars and at the
sight of Vibert. his fear the Superin
tendent might refuse to allow him so
much as to see Soleil Couchant again,
had brought on a fit of appolexy.
1t proved fatal before any remedy
could be administered.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-22

"ln lifting the kettle from the IRE sualded
myself very severely--Uue hand almost io a
crisp. The torture was unbeardble
Tho Mexican Mustang Linimon; relieved the
pain almost Immediately. II healed rapidly
tnd lett very little scar CHAs. FOSTER,
420 Broad ST.. Phila.
This Is merely Il sampla of what the Mas
tang Liniment will do, II Is invaluable IN ~
cases Of wounds, swellinss, sprains, cuts,
bruises, spavlns, etc., either upon man or
beast.
Beware of coun' erfeits. None genuine un
less wrapped In hne steel eugravings, bearing
the signature of q. W. Westbrurk. Chemist,
md the p iUdfe stamp of Demas Barnes & Co.,
New Yors.
Saratoga Spring water. sold by al drug.
lists.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-22

- T.-lS6J.-X The amount Of Plantatl ON
-. Bnters \ Ill In une year, is something
startling. They would al B oadwHy six feet
hleh. from Park To- 4lh street. BRAKES man.
t4 49, ta o.
York. IL is said that brake painted all the
rocks ia the Eastern States, win his caba 49,.
TO =" :. T.--ls6O- X" and then y the old
slauny legislators to pass Ia W revent'
NJ disn,urirg he face Of natu which
gives hun "a monopoly. We dn nOt know
luw this IL. nut We do know tho Pant ttIon
BitteTs SAIL as np other article ever did
they are used by all classes of community
md are death on Dyspepsia -cert;u 4. They
20 very invig rating whom lIu.uid and
,esg, and great appetlZ-r.
saratoga spring Water, sold by all
ruggIsts.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-22

1t is told ofthe late Sir Ashley Coop
er, that on visiting Paris he was asked
by the surgeon in chief of the Em
pire how many times he had per
formed wonderful feat Of surgery
lie replied that he had performed the
operation thirteen times. "Ah, but,
Monsieur, / have done him one hun
dred and sixty time. How many
times did you save his lifeY' contin.
ued the curious Frenchman, after he
looked into the blank amazement OF
Sir Astley's face. "I,"said the Eng
lishman, "saved eleven out of the
thirteen. How many did you save
out of one hundred and sixty?' "Ah,
Monsieure, lose dem all, but de op.
Grafton was very brilliant" ..
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-22

The Mahoniug Register has the
following A gross outrage was per-
petrated on an old negro woman,
near seventy years ofage, on the night
of February 22d She is living with
her son-in law, also an old man, on
the line of the Hubbard r. r., near
the McCurdy farm, Three ruffans
entered through the roof as the win
dows and doors were barricaded, in
the man by presenting a
pistol to his head, and one by one out
ragged the woman. II is feared she
viii never recover from the etf0cts.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-22

"HA vt DID lr2-A young lady returnin
w to her country home after u sojOurn Of
few months IN Now Yrk. was hardly rec.
hgn1ed by ter friends. In tho place of
plexion, Of almost marble smoo hness aud
instead ui % she really appeared but IL
She told them plainly she used II I,gan's Mag
nnlia balm, audiw ould not be without II. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance
very much by using this article. IL can he
ordered vt anv druggist for only so cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, s"ld by all drug
gists,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-22

4 IL VINO value a beautiful head of hair
"A and its preservation from premature
badness and turning gray, will not fail tn
Use Lvou's celebrated kAthairun. IL makes
HE hair rich, soft and gcssy, ertdicates
dandrut. ana causes the hair t. grow with
iuxuriant beauty. 1t liz sold every wnere.
h. TliOM vs. LYON, Chemist, N. Y.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all Drug
gists.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-22

IIeimstreets lnimita ls Hair Color ny hds
leea steadily growing IN favor tor over TWEEN.
~ years. II acts upon the 9hsornenls ut the
roots OF the iigir. and changes II L" lis orig.
rai color by degrees. All instantaneous dyes
deIdcn and iniurc the hair. Heimsitect's rs
not Il aye, but is certain IN It's results. pro
notes It's gruwtn, AMI ia beautiful HAIR
DRsssI,G. Price, 80 cents and 81 90. Sold by
II dealers.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all Drug
,i~ta.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-22
County InfirnlaGy.
To the Voters of Hancock Co.

TIME Commissioners of Hancock county.
II Ohio, desirous OF acting In obedience TO
the voice of the people OF said county ON
the question OF levylng a tax Tor the purpose
of building - County, Innr rmry !, hereby
call upon The legal voters OF said county, 10
vote on the question of lnhrmary,' or
I" No InfirrlaFy,l at the coming April cleo
lion. SAID Commissioners therefore request
every voter in the county 10 prepare ana
cast Il ballot 1t said election, on which ball
lots shall be written or printed, the words,
- lnflrmary--Yes," or " Inhrmary-No.'.-
Blank tick cts not to be counted. The Com
missioners further request that Township =
Trustees furnish n separate box Tor said
election; and that the vote on said question
he certified BY the officers Of said electon.
and returned 10 the County Clerk within
three days aller said election. And as the
people decide the question thus submitted
TO ihem, so wul The Commissioners feel
bOund u act. whslhor- that pois- ba- cast La
or against a " County lpHrmary."
In order to put the qaestion fairly before
The people ui.lhe coupiy, the Commissioner
M further slate that they now have on hand
SIX thousand dollars, available funds, whlei
hey are authorized y convert INTO an lnnr
mary Fund. JOHN COOPER, -
,T2lA % FWM. rAtBoRy }Ooin.
marsno42,4w DIV. ESGLE, gl
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-22

Z YON'S FXTNACr OF PURE JAMAICA
GINGER For indigestion, Nausea, Chul'
rri Murnus, Sick Headache Heartburn. @c''
where . warming. genial stimulanL is requlr'
i. lls careful preparation and entire pnrl
tv makesit "a cheap and reliable article iur
..ulinary pa, puses. Sold everywhere, at 90
cents per bottle.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all Drug
sists. -. Ie>.ly-eow.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by al drug
sists.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-22

4 qua DE MAGNOLIA. The pre,test
N thing. the "aweetest thing the
most oft for the least muney. II overcnmes
the "dor of prespiration softens and adds
lelcacy 70 the skin; is lightful perfume;
tllavs headache and infiamms, ton, and " n
necessary companion IN the sick room. In the
nursery. and upon ;he toilet sideboard. II
can be obtained everywhere at one dollar
Der hottie.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all drug
gista.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-22
FIRST .NATfONAL.. BANK
Ian DIS.

A FARM FOR ALL WHO WISH TO
n EXCHANGE improved farms tn Hancock
county, forl 1raire and timber, lsnos in CEN
trsl iowa, We'll watered, and near Railroads
Title perfete were selectsd from 10 to h5
years since ,S'when the choicest lands were
ohsrsd-Goe4 horses would also 10 taken in
sxohangs. Gan on I. y. Hartwe1 at Crook
nov. ;sass y. ' ". al : 3
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-22
New Law Firm.
s,u. RnowN JAS. A. BUPK.
L AW 0 FEIC G b.

DROWN & hope, ,.
IL Hayins formed co-partnersh'p. WI.
promptly atteld " all business, IN and outo'
Courts, requiring the services OF an altof'
sey. and a. the collection Of AL claims
against the government, or otherwlse. y
's0e,se over Head. Quarters" Fmdlay, o.
Aug. 81, ls65-l2 IA ".
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-22

uusxY sxoWs Ill BuRKEr,
nR0HN.sS BURKET,
u Attsrneys st Law, =
Uu1 sftand 10 ALI business entrusted 10 their
ARE IN Hancock and adjoining counties.
AaI FFICE!
Ousr 0yssn' 1 Drug Store, opposite Court House
~FINDLAY, OHIO,
aS-Partioular attention gwen 10 Soiec'
tions; foreclosures otMortgages, Parutionins
,Jan,24, 81
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-22
~E. T. ID UN NJ 3
ATTORNEY ant Law,

NXTILL prsctioe in Hancock and adtolnlng
w counties, will make cOiiectl9ns al very
reasonable rates, A regular authorized
Claim Agent, will prosecute claims ioi b9uh
". Back Pay, Communication OF Raiions, Lost
Hor es or aay other claims gainsl the Coy
srnmsnt. AJustice OF the Peace, WIN make
Deeds and Mortgages, and always prompty
attenAtO silb usines ess entrusted to his care,
aud ssltoits, y share OF patrons ~ Nnico III
daa2SnO2l.ly n
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-12
fySine pouh6nbiee bilolibe gei9t6te Der 3eit
Saie lbelief biIigfte Rno belebreNeae 6amtlie,a
Seiti@rift 81 Ssr:ntAnrl ssHs s3a 40
&arper'S
gfcluM @iagaSiac
Snbfcriptipuen.


s7sfsh 4 sc z - 80
Die Sernnsseber babsn elm SpItsm nit bent BOTS
gepartement eineeiRrts ourA peIbes iie easlaRa9ar
sine, iOpis ibrs ssesttp 0emsu, peIbe es pSrseSsu
brett an tire 4pSofFcen ienSen i6nner. ,.a.~s
Die msltoae an 6arper,S Waaasine hetrSat 81 Cts
per sabr. saAIbaF an bic 4oiipffes hes empidassts
.,,a,a. SebinAIitHeit. 'as S., 's.'ts &.
Aarper,s Maeasine fur SGSrS4.00 a,a III
Gi1e Grtra glumtmer pom aHeeilp iuie nom Masa =
aire, rpirS iebem Stub, Der auf Rnmmern a $a.tW
abonnirt, gratis perabfolgt.
Neblenbe siummsrn f5IImen ieberssit na9asisfert
uerhen. ..fs i.+a .ti44sI
sobroan az aanfafismb, niebHa IN 2einmahb aebnn
Sen. IperSsn auf a0ssu PES Smvtdnsers $2.2
per Sabrgrra perfanot. =
Giuaelne Sabrednae DER 9oh $500.
aeiiiene Werbadsnas per RoR 50 Gents aaf Ra 9be
Sarper s. @rptbers,
ps246a drantlin @anare, Nsp yprt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-12

ourd Die iibIe 8eriualtuna Der friiber
beitanoenen 9inien, tbeils burd ben
giirserfriee, un0 enoIid onrb Die ua>
sebelire 0ampflotte anf Mnieru 8in>
ncllgetua1eru, ipelde elm enorlnes Gas
pital repraleutirt, Sra9t bod Der Miis :
fffippi alIein cine Slotte bon 1900
Dampfern auf ieiuem Niiden! 9Od
1T iebt Sluslidt borbanocn, bab aud
balo nieber amerifaniide Scean@ Oam@
pier siuiiden europa uno 9lmerifa lau@
fen nerbcn. 0fan miro bic genabten
.Grfabrnngen 81 benuben beriteben uno
9lnerifa miro iid) aud bier iuiebcr ais
Der erfol9reide NebenbubIer Gu9lenos
beiu1bren.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-12
81 lSifaillg's j 81 Gus.
6rD6er oSSerfatlf Dph 1tbrem

Drb an einem einiaben Ylan 81 aIeiben 9reien,
Der jebem 8etbeiligteu eine bibfpe unb riDti9 ges
benbe llhr fir Hnr $40 ftett, uor f4 gebeH. Dime
Audltt Ipie uie biefeIbe b5beren 9Bertb uno
nnter Der BeOinsuilg, oab isoer Gmpfdnser snfries
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-12

9lnerfennung alisipredbe; unteritiibeit
unO Sbuen mOeli6 MAIDEN tpirc, Die
Gntmifelnns Der 8erbaltniiie biefes7
geiegneten uno bon elmer 5uperlaiiigen
unb treuen 8ebolterung beiuobnten
aanbes Nfsi,ten 8lniden nno ben
Serbaltniden eelndb su fOrberp.
Spanieu. sfad ben geri6ten,
Die bon Der Seite Ser Sniureenten
to,nmen, baben bic fonial, Sruppen in
9lragonien til6ti9e @1Iappen erlittensl
8as @eei,nent Stabdrra paro fait'
gan5ti1 aufgerieben, ltno bic HHter
Dem 9berbefebl bes Generals Manio
81 Bunega aus Mabrib beranriidetioen
Sruppen iuuroen alei6fals bouitdnoig
sei6tagen. 300 Wtann 10 ME iener
@enerala5lieben bon ben fonigl. Srnps
pen a,f Bent @lak; Elm She'll Der TO-
nisI. sruppcn sihs gu ben Sniursenr
ten lber. Ser 8eneral Manio 81 gu
nego mar Elm sleffe bes Maridals
siarbaes; aud fem 5obn Fam in Dem
Srefen UNI. Oils Die eei6Iaeenen to-
niel. Sruppen. na6 SaragoiIa 5nriif<
febrten, rottete iid bas 8olt unter DEM
lauten guf suiammen: sGs lebe Die
Sreibeit". Ser 8eneral> Captain CAB
- = = So. 90
barauf ben 8efebl, bic @ruppen gu
serltreuen Eno ais oas 9olf eiitlider
9lufforOerung lidt ipeiden poIIte,
Ecomnanbirte er ySeuer". Sic COLI
oaten idienen aber nur oieien Moment
erpartet gu baden, iueisertsn iid, ben
8efebl aus5ufiibren, gingen gum Solf
iiber unb erflarten fid fur bic Sniur<
rection. @eitatiet iid oiefe Nadri9t
70 ipare ben Snfurgenten, ourd Den
BefB Sarasolia's Die @brolinie selfs.
! 6ert unb fe f0nnteu bon BORT, nadbent
fie ii6 Den Stiden geOeft baben, gcssn
| Maorio marl6iren.
Oie &Oniain Siabeae foa aus
| Sdrefen liter ben stnfltanb cine 8eblz
geburt getban BADEN. SIM Sdlob go
@ransa, mo- iid iest Der Sof anfbdIt,
lit aaes fir Oie Sludt borbereitet mprs
ben. @s bate fdy in NtaOriO oas
@era6t perbreitet,' SaB bic Ssliursen {
ten Den Ssrsos BON @fontpenlier gum
&0nig bon gpanien ausruien MOLTEN.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-12
9as 9eder YianO=8orte
speid,er, SO. 4 gIeeter str0be, .
egTfs1f sF8EE8gg&
IS. SHREVEPORT. esso

Der fintertei6nete label atbtnngspol bic 8eabs
tna oeS Yubligmms NIB Der Yrofeiion fur hisSe be-
viibn,ten uftn,menke eis pel nrtsr ieiafsr bsfpns
oern Auftht aus BEN beiieu GsbSrfteH Waterfall pers
srtist fihb. q
2as Deder RidnO bat ALE neueiten 8erbsfierungen,
,ls uoles, eiiernes @sfeli ibersDeeren Bah Glfens
ein Sront NIT Wetaa Gusgelegte 46eher, fran55fhf
Ampjer nne bis aut bic Yeitte hes slbreties
btrsogene Sdntiaer.
Rr.; Orders prattifdhs gEfahmns eEs @ertertieer
Don 4iauoS felt nebf ole "a abTsm, III ee biitTeis
benbe @arante, oab iefne aHitrnmvnss unabeItreffs
lid iinS in etdrfe uns Rouerbafttgiett ees Daues,
einbe I, 8rait une inaenner Gigeni9aft bes EOneS.
Sic 1sdsr siaEosdsrts lns isSs srsbf Ysgft1lt
befaeftsIt inO, fur bic voae aange bon eben Sabrsn
earantirt werOen, tnS alet ben eren Bres erbaIten
baben, no ne no1 aus9eftelt NJ rbes pareh; ais AUD
Bic Gmpfebtungef. bsr beem 8tnftlsf nsb eaueee, =
Preis pcf 1900 1900. Die tnnere Yai6tnerie Der
tiebriaer 6esahlten s5mirilnente 4 aeniE sseieIbe,
ge be ssr aSbess,. Mnsat SanesI
' $50 - q. ~ Deder,Te tf
I tirabsr Ia grOome etrase) d
80. 4 Bleefer Strabe,
By CIR Rspgp T.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-12
9arpfr,'e,, @el,eflDl,
elegant ourdlpeg ilultrirt,
Ill Gnbfcripfip,tea.

e1 0 y u
Die Seruusseber tGber shiispftern nit Stnt aoa'
Requirement einsefiibrt Snr8 roe9es Fe sas aRa9as
,ine, iowe ibre gBeefIp Genen, peIbe es uorsiehsH
SeseIbes, Sireft pom Der pffce besiserasissebsss
be,isben nit 20 Gents pro sssabr suienssn rperbsn
issod mus beier Betrag an Die 4oftsOffee hes Sub
icribenten. besabIt pereen. 9oftmeifier ODER sent
bic fiirGIubs 8eitunsen sa beseben winf9en, srba!
ten aaf gerIansen Show-Bills.
8ebiiiAuft8en.
Sarper,s Reeflp fir Sobr $A.O0. ,,,s,..s .,..sg
line rutre ieSem Club, Der aaf 9aniuterit $4'09
abpanirt, arutis perahfoIat. -. : ~
StblsnSe s'inFaesa iSa"en itSttieit hasassa'sfert
sine ReibenfoIge aIIer Rummern bes Sobres ppm
6arpers EDeeslp Werbes hur6 &rpres, frstppn unfes
item anS niebItd sebuBben fur 81 perianet eaiss
pouf6nbige Mnagabs, aeun ssSa6rgdaSe aiSt6neate.
rpirS bel Ginfenelng Bon <5s25 rpro Sohrannss nit
NadbsahImna Der Fran ports Rotten psrsbtdt peSoen
Der s. Sabreaua erisbsiat am aften Sama 1907 pods
trper S 8rptbers,
24Oba ltsu srautlia Sqaarss as~ ssrt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-12
! 8rOl)n & Slrfins'
iNianps FIR b,as9 8pIf.
40 Yrooms Ctr, Stem @orf.

g5ir ppaeit bic Mufmerffanteit oes 9ubIitunts am
ieresesgduten &ianOs nit neilen Staleu III ben
Iaenben Stglen, itiItep ~ syI4a f7
5tptmN z Ottauen, groBe 6ront, runee Gden,
&anaenarti9er SooeI, eitpeoer atbtedge oeer 9es
tbnitie 8eine. ger1oer Yooen, ole Rnopi9en ant
ent Srette unsaetantht.. $4ou
Serpenttu aut benz 8rette au59ebaMtbt, sef9nisten
geiuen nno Sprd S5OO
@tp 1e". DttaUe,i, be srOten gronteten ab.
runoet, 5erpentin, i'm 9ooen; bic 4usbaucbunsen
eielben mic i'm Stpi p8", 9eibniste S9ra uno Eo=
npuIt, ,ierIt9 9ei9ntete Setne SOU.
Der Hiden polirt, Ausbanchnn9en an &etf uni
Brett, 5erpentinbooeil, ssibntBte Sura Mnb iotens
ult, elegant 9efbniste 6radbtbeine 5000
Vile obigem Stple limb in eie9anten Hoienbol5furs
neren ausselegt uno babem has pcne eierne @eitea,
rans5fIbe 0Ginpfsr, 3Greipeeal, id1rdae 9ede, 9is
fenbeinfrout umo 5dI6entappen mo Ibertrefien in
mel1,e lest fdbrisirt iuerbem Sic iperbeH aus BEN
bepen DiateriaIier perferaqt nne tSnnen " gesne
aaf Appretar o. u. gtstn9e't an0 Sqmea
Tie pier oben beibriebenea Stnle be9relten oil bic
mefentIid5en Ab6nberunaen Der duBeren BeAenoung
umS SefaIts pslde pon Dtelen 6abrifannten anf 15-
1ir isnten Sic Muimerfiamteit bes qubIitums, ber
9erfdnfer unb hes 9anSels anf cine 9FiinOl'4e nnz
terfubung Der 8erbienfe itnierer YianoS.
Sa mir bic aroBeu AnSgaben permeoen, rDeibe nit
toftbdren Sobrifen unb tbeuren Bayern in Der Stao
perbunhen iinb no mir i'm Stanbe, nteie Yianos gu
9reifen su oferiren, rueid,s Concurrent aufb.ben
inn laoen ANN SeSermafn Elm, efelben 81 priiien,
ebe fie irgeno mo aneers faufen. ss.i. .4
Benn Heferenien unb 2eugnilie pom &aufltebba
err uerIanat fperoen 10 perweiie MIR bieieIben, an
matt eille grobe araoe NIT aiinhIeruamen gu mae
den, auf bic ipeben mir uniere Yanps pertanft ba=
BEN. Sbr rtbei iber bic tpirflt9em Berbienfte uns
ierer 4tnnDs, iber ibre 9auerbufti9teit geiit
SbmeIs unb Stdrte, 70 ipe &usbaten hes Zones u.
+ No. bdfitt aif eigene Grfabruns, buben uieI iebl
Bertb, ais bic einfabe 9iiLi9una zines, penn aud
nod 10 fdbi9en RinhIers, peitber in eiuem Sols
ratbshauje Sntrlmente in gutem Eon uno Dronung
uerfndt, fmrs naboem fte bic lebten poIlenoenoeH
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e nnier Enlto if .tt..14 .s.3t fza al .Idaf
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