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The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-01-05

UNAVOIDABLE PcsrPoNEMENr.-We regret TO
TO the person sending the best bottle of Butte
comfy wine, of the vintage Of 1866. has been una
voidably postponed until next week. There are
some twenty contestants for the award, and our
great desire to do exact Justice in the award, and
knowing onr own iueompetency to judge owing to
our inexperienee, we had chosen committee of
experts, composed of eminent tasters to make the
award on New Years day Unfortunately we had
fixed the hour for the committee to commence
their session at P NJ, and long before that hour,
The members of the committee had ncapacitated
themselves for tasting anything of less power aud
flavor than aquaiortis nitro -glycerine. Now, it
is quite probable that the Marysville appeal, and
Chico Courant, who have heretofore expressed
great interest in this affair calling it strategy on
cur part, and an attempt to fill wine cellar at
the cost of a single years subscription, may low
see in this postponement an attempt on our part to
hold on to the wine that has been sent in without
making any award at all. We Indignantly deny
the '.soit Impeachment in advance. BY our own
unaided efforts. have narrowed it down to a
contest between the following manufacturers: Jas.
Chapman, Frank Matthews, |. r. ketchum, II.
Clifford, Tebo Schwabb David Martin, and Sssum
& Finletter If the tasters continue contumacious,
we shall continue our unaided efforts to fair a
decision as possible, bearing in remembrance our
mud bound friends at Chico and Marysville, who
are struggling for their lives against the encroach-
meats oil water.
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Quincy AND La PoRrE-Since the first mishap
of the stages running TO the above points. they
have made regular and excellent time on their
routes.
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THg ORovlLLE GUARD have received some new
uuskets and seme old clothes, from the State su-
thori,ies. Bully fer the new muskets.
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DIED.

At Thompson's Flat. January lst. Mrs. Mary F.
Morris, formerly of Orovilie. aged % years.
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MEDICAL.

PERSONS OF SEDENTARY HABITS
troubled with weakness lass'nde palpiission OF the
heart lack Of appetite distress after eating torpid
liver constipation, &c. deserve TO suffer if they
viii not try the celebrated PLANTATION BIT
TIERS, which are now recommended by the highes.
medical authorities, ard warranted TO produce an
immediate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
agreeable perfectly pure. and must superSede all
other tones where healthy, gentle stimulsnt is
required.
They purify, strengthen and invigorste.
They create a healthy appetite
They are an sntidote TO change OF water and diet
They strengthen the system and eniiven the mind
They prevent miasnatc and intermittent fevers
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure liver complaint and Nervous Headache
They make the weak strong the languid brilliant,
and are exhausted natures great restorer- They
are composed of the celebrated Cali>aya bark win
tergreen sassatrass roots and herbs, all preserved
in perfectly pure ST. CroiX rum. For particulars,
see circulars and testimonials around each bottle
BEWARE of impostors. Examine every bottle
See that it has our private L 5. stamp anmutated
over the cork. with plantation scene, and our sig
nature on a fine steel plate side label See that
bottle is not re6lled with spurious and deleterious
stuff. Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Bitters by the gallon or IN bulk, Is an lnposter.
ANY person initiating this bottle, or selling any
other material therein whether called Plantation
Bitters or not. is criminal under the U. S. Law
and will be prosecuted by Us. The demand for
brakes Plantation Biiters, from ladies', clergymen,
merchants, &c, is incredible. The simple trial OF
a bottle is the evidence present of their worth
and superiority. They are sold by all respectable
druggists, grocers, physicians, hotels, saloons,
steamboats, and country stores.
2. II. DRAKE & co.
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MASONIC lNSTALLATIoN-The following are the
duly installed officers of Table Mountain Lodge
No. l24, F. & A. NJ. for the ensuing Masonic year:
Geo. H. Crosette. W. NJ. c. F. Lott, S. W; j. NJ.
Clark j. W.; W. H. Callow, S. D.; Tebo Helms, j
d.; A. McDermott, Secretary; Joseph Block, T.;
B. F. Jones and Peter Freer; Stewards. A meeting
of this lodge will be held at their hall, on Tuesday
Evening, the Sth instant.
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,taIn Lodge No. I24, F.. d \. NJ.

Table Mountain Lodge No. Ia4, F. * \. NJ
"A The stated meetings of Table Mountain
NyS|L Lodge, No. l24, F. i A. NJ, are held on the
~ first Tuesday of each month, at Masonic
Hall, Oroville. Called meetings every Tuesday.
Brethren in good standing are invited to attend.
J. II. CLARK, ". NJ.
3. F. JONES, Secretary.
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RELIEF AT LAST +!
1T Is PROVEN BEYOND DOUBT, THAT
Jenkins Hair Restorative.

Il cures the Suppressed Secretons.
which is productive of the loss of hair.
1t cures the Inspissated Secretions,
which invariably produce violent pains in the head.
II cures the Distended Bulb,
which forces the shaft of the hair from the Capil
larry Sack,
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Scaly Eruption of the Scalps.
Dandruf, Altered Texture,
And Dryuess OF the Hair.
THE HAIR RESTORATIVE is purely vegetable.
and its invention is the result of many years of
practical experiments.
The following gentlemen have used the Restora-
tive with good effect, and kindly given their names
as reference:
Hon. c. H. Byrant, ex-Judge Supreme Court.
Hon. Gordon ". Mott, ex Judge District Court
Yuha county. Hon. Jessie O. Goodwin, County
Judge Yuha county. f. E. Rice, Esq. J. c. Coop
er Esq. John Wash. Esq. c. P. Robinson. Esq, L.
P. Bronx, Esq
Prepared only by John c. jenkins, the Hair Re-
stoier, st Fergusons Old Hair Cutting Headquar-
tiers, Two doors west of George c. Perkins Grocery
Store, Montgomery street, Or vile,
Price, One Dollar per Bottle.
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California

A ND OREGON CLOTHS, CSSSIMERES.
N Tweeds. Mission aud Pioneer Flannels, Cali
fornia Over and Undershirts and Drawers, and
Blankets in all colors and sizes at Factory prices
1t FRIESLEEENS
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LOCAL NEWS.

0RovILLg TO SUsASyILLE--Siaging in Califor-
MIA has been difficult and hazardous since the eoG
mencenent Of the recent heavy storms, and most
~ the stage lines have met with detentions and in
Skfruptons. Even the Railroads, except the Orc
vile Railroad, have suffered more or less damage
and the hunbug Central Pacific Railroad, appears
to have been entirely broken up. While this state
Of things is in existence. it satisfaction to
know that our own immediate mail communications
have been uninterrupted. The in connec-
ton with the steamers The weekly mail 10 Susan
vile, Woods line, brings us our Susanville and
Black Rock correspondence. and the Honey Lake
Sage Brush. The Quincy papers have also come
to hand Christmas week was a hard one on the
mountain mail routes. We learn from Mr.. l. S.
Harvey, Esq. who came down on Saturday, that
Woods line reached Sasanye. with fol- letter
and newspaper mall ahead of the line from Chico
which scaled the summit on the latter route
shoes, carrying only letter mail. Mr.. Harvey on
his way down on the 18th, met Woods stage with
three passengers full mail and fast freight for So
sanvile. This practicable line is weekly only,
thanks to the interference of Gen. Bidwe while
the Chico snow shoe letter mail humbug should be
tri-weekly. The trail through the snow on the
was in excellent condition when Mr.. Harvey came
down. Messrs. Biggs and Glen, who started out
late in the season, expedition composed of ten
or twelve teams and several extra hands for Silver
City, Idaho, came out with l15 animals on this
route, and brought them through in good condi-
ton. Mr.. Harvey's horse was large and heavy
one but had no difficulty in passing the snow
on the summit of the route. Gen. Wood is now
making the distance over the snow on runners and
will bowl mail and passengers through right mer-
rily. He missed but one mail last winter. He has
been successful in operating this line for years past
and that is where the tri-weekly ought to be run,
instead Of being confined TO the snow-shoe line by
the way of Chico. What may strange some
familiar with the Chico line, Gen. Wood has been
able to pay his bills. Ii is live line. Not only
the Stage men, but every station keeper along it,
Is determined TO keep it open and in good travel
ing condition. No one need fear detention on this
line, for they will put him through in good shape
and condition. With railroads and stage lines in |
good travelling condition, Oroville laughs at the
furious storms and views their extent and magnit
cence with philosophical calmness. railroad on |
the Feather route through the mountains would be |
equally servicab!e Had the Central Pacific Com |
pany chosen the Feather river route, they would
now find their road servcabe and their trains and
business uninterrupted. But Of course they can |
rebuild the road for the people taxed for the |
purpose of furnishing them the means to do so. |
But it is the less an outrage and State and
National shame
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LYONS kathairOn.

Lyons kathairOn.
IT Is ANGST DELIGHTFUL HAIR DRESSING.
Ii eradIcates seurf and dandruf.
1t keeps the headeool and clean.
!. makes the hair, soft and glossy.
1t prevents hair turning gray and falling OF.
1t restores hair upon prematurely bald heads.
This is Just what Lyon s kathairon wifi do. II is
pretty-it is eheap-durable. 1t is literally sold
by the carload, and yet its almost incredible de-
mand IS daily increasing, until there is hardly a
country store that does not keep it, Or family
that does not il.
THOMAS LYON, Chemist, n. Y.
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A Happy New Year.

OREGON CITY, January 2 1897.
Ed. RECORD The year one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-six is dead. though many grateful
remembrance fingers to endear and sanetify its de
parted scenes. Il has taken along with it TO OBJ
livio=u eternity whence it sprung, its months and
moments, nercies and miseries. What changes
does a single year bring over the world : How
many dear friend has ii taken from the land of
the living How many brilliant dreams has it dis
spated, and how many fond hope has it extin-
guished! But the last sand has run, the old year
is gone and time has not allowed 10 lnger az its
grave We have entered upon new year What
solemn thought! This year has come fresh from
the invisible future and the instantt salutei u.s. il
began its rapid fight The car bell of Times great
railroad has rung, and every being is of on his
At no past period were there so many passengers
as now never was the train 50 long and never,
perhaps richly laden with lifes best possession
and mans highest wealth. In temporal comforts,
and spiritual blessings. in wealth of body and SOUL
never before has valuable a freight moved over
Times ample sweep as at this moment. As We
are fairly on our journey hurried along at Times
swftest whirl, and cannot desert our company or
stop the train it becomes US TO reflect on our posi-
ton and prospects. And what rush of objects
are before Ourselves our duties our varied re-
aons in life, dangers and the destinies await
ing What considerations? What and where
shall We be when the days of this year are num-
bered In what rid, amid what scenes of incon-
ceivab,e interest and solennity in what companion
ship Shall We find ourselves, and what will be our
feelings before 1867 shall have been numbered with
its predecessors. The New Years salutation which
| desire to give to the readers of the dear old
RECORD is: The Lord be with you all, Jehovah
bless thee, and keep thee. Jehovah make his face
shine upon thee, and be gracious unto thee.
Jehovah lift up his countenance upon thee and give
thee peace. Yours truly, p.
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franklin Royal Arch Chapter, No. go.
Meets at Masonic Hail. on the Second and Fourth
Fridays of each month.
\. McDERMOTT, HIP.
TT. JENKINS. Secretary.
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OROVILLE LODGE No. 1903, F. A. NJ.
a The stated communications of Oroville
NY Lodge. No. l03 of F. A. NJ. are held on the
~ last Saturday of each month, and called
meetings every Saturday. at the Odd Fellows Hall.
ISAAC UPHAM, ". NJ.
J. B. THOMAS, Secretary.
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Attention Sir knights {!

Oroville Commandery No. 5, Knight Templars
meets at Masonic Hall the Second and Fourth
Wednesdays of each month.
L. s. RUGGLES, E. c.
GEO. C. PERKINS. Recorder
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Ylapper=, &atipnntr< uni
Oebatttr<G 1mmer6en.

5r. Stun ScdeI, mas sistts Neues, mo iedt
infer College Mihel?
Sod. @el Jrans / hsnf, Neues CHUNG in
pclitif, I'm Shnee a'siel frr Rrn1antif.
Gr. 5alr ScdeI, ba batcn mir ia aleih mas
Reues, tu ipridht srn Gcr,antit, unb teiret
beine Mntnrrten in Gin pcetiides Wepans EN-.
Du ~erinnerf mid unriQtirlid en- ben fransSF=
i9en patetentatcr, her nur in &sinen ipraa'.
Scd. Sdru, id'ru, renn Uni sr ciaer moi
a flcine @is n1a6t, bOii8ts slei uIdidt, be
S@prte linb nit 70 tumm, nie mr. nteint"-
nnb bod bawe mir i'm Sdpctelanhle be erSi9te.
Didter sbett, ). 9. Der ediller une irnf9t
nod siel, bic i'd nidt grab all nsnne fan. Mt
benz @rrt .Rcmantit", MI te6 brn i biz ab=
s1culdt, npib aber nit s'nau, mo heb .3eus
pddf, / mpia amer, . il1t faidt su falt bier
UNI. Nter bu piaidt tri6t, mo br Nidd is,
nu Der iidt auf b gcacffee. % tal@t slei
nod 4 @eim.
81. Damit bite i'd ater aud, fir beute beiue
poetii9e Mter gu seridliebsu, henn beine pcefe
1T Gueert antedenb, unt mir pirben auf teiuen
sranen ;3meis frmmen, bed i'd bore unitrn Gul<
lesen Midd fcmmen.
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Oie reueffen Naebritbten pc,
atlautiicbem Sele9rapb.

paris,5. De;. Die Dissolution
iter bic Sslebuns Rcm's rur9 bic
6ranspien ,purce seftern I'M s~eiessetenz
ben &Srper fortseieet. Ser 5biers
Cunter Souls pbilipp @iniiter,) serthei<
piste in elmer lan9en Repe bic Nplitif>
welde bic &esieruns CUR 8ematruns
Der ,peltliden Madt bes papfeS einsez
i1la9en babe. Ct daraetrrtftrte Sen.
0aribalpt als ben Talfen> NIT weldem
Stalien auf bic Sasp ;iebe.
Der Galfe, ben Ser Ibters citirte,
bat fi9 ben neueften Nadri@teu sufolse
als cine alte &rdbe ertpieien, beren Sc
frd93 duberf pieberli@ if, aber pesea
ben labmen Glii9elf@ldsen unp Dem abb
setumpften S@nabel purdaus uniddo<
lid 1T.
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Grbbebeu it, @eitimbien.

6acanna, Oe;. 4. Sn ct. lbcz
mas fanc am 20. Nrsember Elm furdtz
tares Grcbeten tatt. Giersis StSse
murcen an ei,em Sage reripirt. Durd
rieies llnslid wuroen riele Meni6en=
letsn binpesseraft unc aubereem eine
unaeteure Suantitdt Maare1 seritreut.
Die pieiee llnalid lleberlebenren ftnr
in rem bilfstepurftisften 3uftance.
8iele finc in bic benadbarten Serge &C.
Audtet uni bic, ,relde mod ~etntweilen
bort permeiler, ino @iuens> bic Snlel
in iecem Sale ~ serlai1en.
Der Steamer u2aplata", has einii9e
6abgeua, reldes felt rieiem fta%tt9ebabz
ten srpsen nnalude ieselte, mar se3rcunz
gen, 1900 pericnen surudsulafe,, neil
Is an Raum unc ipnfisen 8equemlidz
feiten feblte. ollie @eddftszG irmas
fnp sablunasunfati9 unc ale Dampfz
bot unp ipntise Gpmpaanten baben
bic Snlel perlaNen. Dieles Grpbeben
rrutbete ebenfaus in 81. Sbpmas unp
aueercem in Iortcla, ct. Grptr, mo-
purd iebr piel Gtsentbum serftSrt >purbe.
2ittle Cuba 1T Elm fdredli9er @ultan
unp beinabe gu Mide s%erbrannt.
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Sames Simppn, elmer Der
berprrraseneften prcfe1cren Gnelanrs,
ipra6 fid IN elmer Rece> welde er Spr
benz mepisiniiden Gclle9ium inBafat,
England, bielt ratin aus cab bic 9rpbe
Sterblidfett unter ben &tneeren rapurd,
berteieefibrt werpe, bab bic Nrne UNI
8eine 1owte bic 5dnpe uno Jube ter
&leinen ntdt senisenr se9en &alte
9ei9uBt mercen. Dieielben iputen
parm eebalten unp nidt benz @itte<
runsswediel aus9eiegt rrerpen. Wenn
oie1e &6rpertbetle per &dlte aus9eiest
,rerpen> 70 miro ras 8lut rarurd mad,
Der Srut pper Rem &ppfe 9ecrdn9t,
unp enttcten aus cicler Gernadlaiz
iisuns 5%alsbrdune> STRENGTHENING,
2unsenentsiinouns unp anrere &ranfz
beiten> cte 9ewSbnlid nit Dem 5cre
enren.
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6 rppdt 8.
Napplep,, 11ttb europa TN
Sabre s 6

Inter cieiem 1itel 1T in paris cine
neue Brpldlre eridienen> tpel9e 9rcses
Mufleben erreat u. penslbbe 8auer, ptarz
rer Der Guilerien, gum Serfa1er baber
5pu. Sn BET aar,cn 8rpldire 1T Styl.
Son unp Sceensans pes &aiierS unner
fennbar UNI parum slaubt man, eab er
fe {elbf cicirte. Die 8roidare 9ebt
spr1 benz Stancpunfte aus, bab bic
Rube Gurppa's eeitirt it, ea6 Is bic
Nufaabe Jranfreids iei pieier Sadla9e
Elm Gnce ~ MAIDEN, unp pab pieles 3iel
erreidt perben ipu unp >perpe-ourd
bic Nufredtbaltunsce s Triepens @a5
Deuti9lanp betriTt 10 conftattrt bic
8rpi9lre, rab pe7en Giinbeit Elm ,,fait
accompli' iei rab Trantret6 fl@ nidt
barein su miiaen babe, pab Is 11ur ct
mes 9auds bepirfe I'M bic beutl9e
&ailerfrpne auf pas 5aupt oes &bni9s
pom preuben gu iesen> unp eab oiele Se<
frebunaen Der Ratipnalttdts : pclitif
Tranfreids entipredeno ieten. &etn
@prt BARN iber Seterreid 5init9tz
lid per rSniiden In9ele9enbeiten ia9t
bic 8rpidire, pab bic September<Gon<
pentipn unpiperruRid lei ccer Elm Nez
quisalent erbalteu mlhe ~meldeS gu
fnpen mir uns beltreben werpen." Dies
lei Der uneri9itterlide Biue ces Safe rS
neil bic peltlide Madt teS papttes
nStbie iei CUR seilti9n @ewalt. Mas
enoli@ Granfreid ielbit anbelanst 70
felt bic Srpidlre bic SefrieoisunS ces
9anbes purd cine fIuse mebenbet sela9t:
rur9 prebprccei1e, @efdnsnibtrafen
unc @elrbuben iuuitrirte) Gntpide<
lung Der Greibeiten nad Seiner Nfaje@
ftat prrsramm rpm 10. Sanuar in
Musiidt. Oas IrSitltdte rarin 1T je7
benfaus rab 0eitdnrnis, rab bic llnabz
b%dneisteit pes papites sematrt rerosn
fol- unp muNe.
(&atb. 0t9.)
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GpIeenre Tefun9smerte
lruen in Der Sdwei; aebaut trercen !:

GcIeenre Tefuneswerte
icuen in rer Sdweis 9ebaut rrerpen :
il Die Grridtuns Scr einem prer stpei
permanenter Shonsenrerfe bel Sa{d
sur Deduns Der 8abnbSfe unb Der
&beintrade> rpie CUR 3eit bes Gpnfittes
nit preuben bel 0elesenbeit tes Neuer>
burger 6anrels. p Den Sau eini9er
rcppelten SrudenfSpfe an Der Nare,
Der &euF, her 2immat unr Der Saare.
- Die Gui6tuna zines ebenfaus per-
mancnten Sdansenrerfes etSltcn sur
Deduna ces rcrtisen midti9en Giienz
tahn Rnptenpunfteo unn res Stare
lleteraanaes, UNI e,tlid ID bic @crz
bereituna eines srcben reridan;ten Ga
gers bel Bern, rat man I'M 9e9ebenen
Sale nur nod Der Nrbeiter ;u ieiner
M~usfItrune terarf. Nuber Der rbenz
er%rdbnten GpmmiiIpn mar in lester
3eit aud cine Nn;abl eic9enSifider
StatszSffsiere unter Der 2eituns ces
Sterit ten 6cfitetter NIT mod seridiecez
men anceren miliidrilden Mrbeiten, be-
treHenr bic Riiitunaen Der Sdmeis fir
ben &rieesfau, beidafti9t 10 namentlid
aud nit 1rlden sur Grleidteruns elmer
ralden unp prcmpten Iufteuun9 Der
Nrnee.
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Vingeanbt.)
Gebci,ne 3sicbcn.

Na5 .rrI!sn bic S1ursfelle,
llnp MGauner nit Der Rele (
@as sra!st iid brit bic Strab' terauf
I'm lanacn idrarsen .3use2
Siett Gus ris Gin phililterbauf,
Iie eamse i'll 1em arnse!
Is liett pas ding tuntidedis aus,
SD reiB es nid't su hiuten!-
.3iet'n b rctI gar gum sei9enbaus ?
Man bSrt fein @ratesIauten -
Gin jeter bat Elm S@ursfru nm,
Gin reibes, I'm bic @eiden,
. je, mie mar i'd pcd 70 bumm
Is it jas Maurer= 3eiden.
llnt cine 8ele in Der 5anb
Den MSrtsI tur9sumeusen,
1lnb 3irtel, squar an einem ganh
Tim Bruf unt Naden tanseu.
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Shneuc 6atrt.-Sn bic 3abl
Der SdiTe> >relde iid UNI Die palme cer
ldneliten transatlantiiden Tabrt itreiz
ten, 1T jest aud per Nprcceutlde Slpyrz
Oampfer uWeier", Capt. g. Mente,
einsetreten, welder Ornnertas Ntenr 9
ubr bel Santy Srcf eintraf unc in
Ioaen 8 Stunpen rpn Sputbamptcl1
cabin selanete, Ca er ant 49, Nbenrs 6
llbr> Don Srutbamptrn atae9ansen
mar.
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81 r.-5artz
fprc, 80. Ncs.- Nidarc Brarles, Gin
adEtsjdtriser Surellter, murine am
Mbenc res %. Spn etnem en9liidn
0ieb Namens Srppfe> unp Dem Tarz
biaen Mler. 5enrY> bic in leinen 2arer
einbraden, nierer9emrrfen unp GENE
BELT in 6clse eei1en Der 0reis mad,
treni9rr Mtnuten erfidte. Die MIrz
oer murren rerboftet, uni Die @prpncrsz
Sury CAB Elm ben llmitanpen entirredenz
res 8errict.
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SdredIides Gi1en ii
Il n 2.Ie;.
Die Ansatl Der 0et6teten bel rent
Gi1enbabnuniall am 12ten +. ". be-
trdat IS. Nuferoem rruroen 40 9er=
irnen 1hmer ser,runret unr man alaubt
pab scn pieien mod siele fterben rerpen
unp bel Nnrern Amputatipnen spr9ez
npnnen rperren mli1en.
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Ser 50 amberer.

paris g. ben 2. Ds.-Nur wents
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