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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-02-27
9Ae Senusha Tele9rayt
ThJnsDAY. FEBRUARY 81,
rn,nortant National Matters.

rha news from Washington for sonie
davs past has been of all interesting eharNo-
tar President johnson or friday last bJ
a most high hands1. and unaccoantapts %
srcise of power undertook to dispiacs oe '1' 4
tary Stanton from the War Office, and To-
substitute General Thomas in his place.
The latter under the direction Of President
Johnson, proceeded to tue War office, and de
manded of Secretary Stanton the surrender
of the Office books and papers pertaining
thereto. Stanton of course refused to ae-
cede to this unauthorized demand, and po-
litely requested the Intruder to leave. Sec
Stanton in order to defend the dignity OF
the law aud to avoid further insult. caused
a warrant to be issued by Justice Carter 81
the Supreme Court of the District OF CeInin-
bia for the arrest Of Gen. Thomas, for vlo-
lation Of the Tenure Of 0fics Law. The
section Of this Law under which tao war
rant was issued reads as follows
Sgorroy g. Persons accepting or exercls-
ino Office contrary to this act, are declared
TO be guilty Of q high misdemeanor' and,
unop trial and conviction thereof shall DC
punished by fine not exceeding SO, Ooo'
or bv Imprisonment not exceeding i've
years or both.
The offender was taken before the
court, and admitted to bail in the sum o.
$4,000 to appear and answer. After Gen
Thomas had been admitted to bail, he re
turned a second time to the War office, an(
demanded the surrender of the books au'
papers, thus repeating the offence for whicl
be had just been arrested. He made til
second demand, as he alledgss under tn
direction of the President. President John
son processes to regard the Tenure Of Offic
act unconstitutional. By virtue OF whs
authority does the President assume
Judge of the constitutionaity Of the laws
His oath Of office requires him to suppo
the laws, and see to their faithful execr
ton II belongs to another tribunal entir'
Iy distinct to determine what laws are col
stitutional, and what are not. The Pres
dent evinces determination to defy an
trampIe on such laws of Congress, as stan
in the way of his traitorous purposes.
IMPEACHMENT.
The Committee on Reconstruction ms
iority of which, had heretofore refused
,eport in favor of the impeachment OF Ii
President on Saturday last agreed to n
port in favor of such action. All the Rt
publican members of the COMMITTEES bein
satisfied that the time had fully come, whe
the law defying career Of the Presiden
should be arrested The resolution for in
parchment bsing reported to the House, NJ
Ashley of Ohio opened the debate in whic
he arraigned the usurpatiors Of the Pres
dent in speech of great power The Dc
bate was continued by many members o
the Republican side, and on the defeusi '
by several Democrats At the conclusion
of the debate of the following resolutio
was adopted by yeas 126 noes At;
ResoIye3, That Andrew Johnson, Presideu
of the United States, be impeacbed for hig
crimes aud misdemeanors.
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Cure of Pulmonary Consumption.
Letter from r.. ~. Benedict ESQ.
Piatviiie, Grant County, wis.
Oct, "a 1867.

Piatvifie. Grant Comfy, wis.
Oct, "A 1867.
DR.. SMYTH-
DEAR SIR:-Words cannot express my graf
itude towards you for the restoration Of my
health, as for two years past, my life has
been threatened with that fatal disease, Con-
sumption, also suffered very much from Liver
and Kidney Complaints, which made nv dis
ease very much complicated.
Having spent great deal of time and mon
ey travelling for my health, and employing
the best medical treatment | could find,
had about given up all hopes Of my recovery,
as my strength was falling me every day, and
was only induced by my friend, Rev. 2. G.
Pettibone, to try your new and scientific treat
ment as last resort; and after sabout four
months treatment with you, l am happy to
say, that by the blessing ofGod, you have re-
stored me to perfect health and / ana now
able to attend to my business with as much
alacrity as ever did.
Yours very respectfully,
E. n. BENEDICT.
We, the undersigned, are acquainted with
4. n. Benedict, whose case is referred TO ID
the above communication, and can testify 10
his restored health, and that he is young
man whose statement can be received with
the utmost confidence
REV. P. C. PETTIBoNE.
REV. H. H. BENSON.
Beloit, Wis. Nov. ID, 1867.
All communications with DR.. smyth, by !
letter, must be addressed, Lock Box sc, James |
vile, Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-02-27
judicial Election Notice

NIOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That at general
election to be held in the several towns, wards
and election precincts in the State of Wisconsin,
the first Tuesday, being the seventh day of April
next, the following officers to be elected towit:
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court. to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Luther S.
Dixon:
An Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, to fill
the vacancies occasioned by the resignation of ia
son Downer;
A Judge Of the Circuit Court of the Fourth judi
cial Circuit, comprising the counties of Fond du
Lac, Manitowoc, Sheboygan. Calumet and Kewau-
nee, in the place of David Taylor whose term Of
office will expire on the 3lst day OF December, A.
D. 1868;
A Judge of the Circuit Court OF the Sixth judicial
Circuit, comprising the counties OF Clark Jackson,
La Crosse, Trempeeau. Buffalo, Monroe and Yer
non, in place of Edwin Flint, whose term of office
viii expire en- the Dist day of December 1868
Said election to be conducted, the votes canvass.
ed and returns made pursuant to law.
Given under my hand and the great seal of the
state of Wisconsin, at the capitol in Madison, thi
18th day Of February, A. d. 1863
THOS. j. ALLEN,
n
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CHAs. n. FowLEI


All persons favorable to the formation Of
a Grant club in the city Of Kenosha, are re-
quested to meet at the new room, now known
as the Kenosha Horticultural Room, entrance
by the stairway leading to the Telegraph
printing office, on Tuesday evening March
Sd 1868. The present crisis of our national
affairs demands an early organization of
the Union sentiments of the country the
issue is now as distinctively between the
friends and the enemies of the government,
as at any period during the war. The very
men who sought to overthrow the Union,
are now the very men who seek to over
throw, and set at defiance the laws of the
United States. Come to the meeting on
Tuesday night. BY ORDER.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-02-27
Thoroughly Tested Before Sent Ont,

IIVIVueHIT IUBttW BUIUIU BtHE UUIJ
and then WARRANTED TO GROW if properly
planted. Ny prices viii be lower than good seed
shall also be prepared to furnish ali Varieties of
Bulbs, such as Lilies, Gladiolas Peonies Dahlias
&c. likewise Bedding Plants, such as Geraneums,
PansIes, NerbeAas, Phlox, Lantanas &c, at extreme
low prices.
| have also secured large variety of Grapes,
Stra wberries, Raspberries Blackberries, and a
viii be furnished to our citizens at lower prices
than ever before offered and fully guaranteed =
Orders from the citizens of Kenosha city and coun-
ty are solicited
Office and place of business at starlzweather's
Drug Store.
II. +. O'FARREL.
0yy9Q - -
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Catarrh Can be Cured

letter from Hon. WIN. Penn Lyon
Budge Of GEse First JuGiaE Cir
cisit, Wisconsin,.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-02-27

am determined to Close Out may be- my
Stock of Winter Goods,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-02-27
&ES EGE.Egl .v'Gs TKEE&
SPECIAL NOTICE
& ARDEN SEEDS!
FLOWER SEEDS!
FIELD SEEDS!
PLANTS &C. &C

The subscriber having made arrangements for an
unusually large and choice variety of Seeds from
one of the Oldest and most reliable Houses of the
east will be fully prepared upon the earliest de-
mand, to supply any quantity of
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-02-27

All communications with DR.. Smyth, by
letter, must be addressed, Lock Box sc, James
vile, Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-02-27
Garden, Field and Flower Seeds.

of all the old standard and all OF the newer varie
ties, and novelties, .fatEy gnGrduteed ard true to
name. EVERY PACKAGE of seed received by
the establishment from which obtain my seeds. i
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-02-27

Daniel Knapp, agst Peter II. Wood d. Thom
Carter.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-05

a nerfff's gSerfanf. Sn @emdBbeit cine
~ fieri facias @erorbnuna an nttb seridtet
Ainb Iberliefert BON benz Mdtbaren Criminal @es
RIOT Oapi ion County, Tenn, bel feinem MpriI=
Ternin 1868, uerbe i'd sllm 6fientIi9en Serfauf an
cen eiftbietenoen geg baare 3dbliin9 am 9curts
uszSbor in Ser Stabt dabutae am Sorn1be ND,
ben 81. 9opember 1865 nad1febenb beid iebene Sdns
oerei nrO e8ebdl6e brtngen, rdmtd Gin Stud ooer
in ner Stast gioibpiue, 9auisfot Gountp, 9enn be-
qrenSt 1uie folgt: 8eainneH6 an eineit 4uuft II,
9lorb<G pHege sra6e Der fiioiin gde elnent 100
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ier, ba % SUB NIT Gpneg Be, oa surd
mad cid BRAND, pon ba genanntsr Brand binauf
nab er Ode, non ha Der 2inte entlaug no9 benz Aus<
County, Bud 81, Sete rs; ur6 nit 8ei1Iaa belegt
nls bas Gigentbum uon Morgaretb Eotgbt, UNI elmer
Grecation IN meiner 9anh eesen 9enrp @olsbt ieu !,
fen hes Siaat EenneiIee fir ,01 20; Sutereii
nno Soften 81 genigen. @eee5eR ben 2S. Dttober
1853
oft24 4gg 6. 80. 9 onaIbfpn, Sheriff
bnrGb d. s. Muftins .. 9.
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~ yenditio exponas 8erpronliag an mid 9e=
ribtet uno MberIiefert Mbtbare1 Circuit @ercbE
pom Ddpiofou @oiintps Eenn., BET fetner September
Ter1ttit, 1868, merbe i9 gum DiEeHt1en 8erfanf an
ben Meiitbietenben geeef barre 3abiufg ON Gpurt<
3 US SEcr IN Der Stnbt 9fa b1iue am 9 pnn
ben6, ben z. Desemher 1865 nadftebenb bef9rtez
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2pttpu an SO. 6. @orccny non melbem biefer Esaft
enen EbeiI bibet, in benz Centrum er pni NaibuiHe
mad 9tas6oro fibrenoen Surllptte nnb Iailft oa
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pettauft pnrbe, tpe aus benz neber ragunes Ser DIT
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gifttrs SfFce, 9epiolpn @oufltp BUD 49, Seite 207)
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g3elobla9 belegt als bas Gigsntbnm pon Snmes g
sib, elmer @recutton IN niitner 4ano gegEn Scs.
g. 9teib unc Anoere unc gu gunften pom 9arrIfon
irlb ID ris fit $i6014, Sntereiien inb apfen Su ae<
nj gen. eegeben ben IA 9iopenber 1868.
lp16 AS 6. N. 8onaIefp n, S5erff
bnrb 81. e. q aines 2eputp
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%sberffs gerfauf. syn @entdBbett elmer ven-
- ditto exponas @erorbnune on MID qeri9tet
inb ilbergteferr pom M1tbdren Gircuit>@eribs con
9driofon Gountp, 9enn., bel feinem Geptsmbers
3ermtn 1858 tDet6e i9 gum 5ifemli9en Bertonf an
bnps <7bor ii ter Gfabt goihpfue en- Scrnabeno
zen 26 Gescmber 1868 bas nr9ft beno bei9riebene
@rinbeigent buHi briHgeu Gin Got besegen IN &ios
Rdfbutae, Gnpibinn Gpuntp. Cent fee. uno heGren5t
us foigt IN %earLFgnBe, an eer Gde DDn Norris
Gde, an Der g de non seanHteF StrnBe, weiilih $50
bttB InufeHcs pDn b 40 TtB filDIId II re ten Btns
IL $50 sub mad geuannter GtroEe, pen Ia nDrbIid9
40 gus nan beE 9tn1gahg6pmnkt tnb NIT Bef1laa
5etsgt aas 2as elGeHtkuns pofi @enrp gill nH elmer
nrp geeen 9eftrp nin ino Mnbgre fir $50 rs nebif
Acitsn nrb Cor gtiene ili geniieen. gssebeii ben
20 gfOpeHber 1865.
! hru26 4ae q. n. DonaIafom, GbertiE
2ux9 Som, g, Marfbau, 7erufp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-05

!gberiff' ssgerfnuf. s gemdbHett elmer ven
berIiefert pom Mdtboren Gircutqerict nriI 1auibon
gpnHfp, Germ, BET feinem Sepfember Eernlin 1853,
uerce sum 0ffentld)en gerfauf an ben Neiftbie=
telIbea gegen banre 3ubIuEd am Court Saus sShpr
in Der Staet siaibpile am Seuifubenb, ben 26.
Os5entber 1868 na1ftehenb EeS1riebenes @ruiioei
geHtbnm bringen, ndmii9: Sin Got in 9iitrift 9ip.
Got 70. A Med gaitls Frat nm eeiisn re man
nQhfebe 6as Got be renst mite fpigt 1913 SUB 6ront
al DUettons ADenue uiio e BuB ltisb 8oH nad eli
ner aAep saridlanfen6 uic nltt BefdIag beleet ais
GreEitcn in f1einer 9anb ~ gai1ten pom cSobn SO
9fab urb gsstn 1srs. g. Sperton fir $2i3 so nebh
4shen Committeeman 1c. 5u gsnii6en. Gegeben BEN
26. aorenber 1868.
N. 9pnnIbEons G5eriFF,
nop26 4Ep tur9 Gam. s. drfba IL, &c, Mtp,
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Cf63ieIIe 9Insetoeu.
gro ASA. 4545, 49,

i(sfo 1915 4545, 4I1o.)
G$berifF8 8erfauf. @em6bbett elmer
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rldtet uno iherlierert pom MbtbareA @bdncerp @e-
rtdbt pom 9dutbion Gounta, Eennefjee BET ie mem
Oftober= Ser1tu 1858, rpsroe i'd gum 6entineH Serz
foni an ben ytttbtetenben aegen baore 8ahlnn9 am
@ourtz9aus =9bor IN fer Stdot 9afbriae am INN
abe b, ben II. Noueiitber 1865 b1s na9fteben bes
fdrierene @5runSeieentbum sum gertoul aus eten,
nGmlie Gin Got @rlne beleaen an ret @de pon
Gin rfio goaege{traBe in Stofbu an Der &reuallng
pen College ltlIe GInftroBe, NIT Glnrobe meftttdb
135 sSuH taeb elmer Muep lnufenos ron Dc f ltd aes
rannte 1usp entlano 90 6ub; pom "a Dft.ib s. BaB
n11 @oAeaefraBe; pom pa 90 SUB nap benz atnss
lgungspunft, ipeIbes nns nGmliebe Glqenthnm tf
paB Bic Ernittes Der GImftraber=Setr non G1ontas
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etgentbu NIT allen @ebanliDteiten baranf begins
nens al Der Rreus lng mn GIfn= uno GHninsritr1be
Ditcb nit GImitruBe 176 SUP nod elmer 9Hcp Tau
feo, BON oa n6rb t 9enannfe @Hsp entIana % SUB,
pom oa IN redten astnIeln meItlicb 76 1B nab SUMS
nerfttase por1 oa tlOIid nit 5umeritrGBe % SUB
uan Gem Ausgaagspulft friiber tetannt oLs pas
@feentbnn Der 5we,ten Cumberland 81 esbpterianen
Rirbe nit 8ei9lng beleat ais bos @igentbuft Der
iie4tdben @Imitraren YGetb bitten GpiSeppeL~RIr
I'M sbrei judgements gegen aeRGnntes Str9enetgeMs
tbur1 III 8uilften pDn Dt. % 9cTeIs 8. H. W tur-
$3,f24 g. $3.50 25 1no $3,9qf25 reipeftipe, nebft
Srte eiien rno Roitsn earauf gu genti9en. Gs9eb n
re Is. October 1868.
cfti4 4p g.T. 9or aIbfo n, Sberifi.
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S1o6ert 9S0rf,
0rnmbeigeRthnms= nnS gDlleftipnS=
Ngeutnr,

fault nnb serfanft ganb, 5ablt Steuern aus
csleftirt WietbeH &c.
Office: 9lor0feite Yublic Sqnare,
DtcM2in oiiie. zcnn..
bietet 3nm Berfauf ans cine NnsabI fb5ner 5arn;eu
Ill gutter Gage gut beipdiiert ii f90nsr eaIoung tii6
sr y cd ttat setiqnet, I'M greiie perf6e6en sn 81
bis S25 per u der, Ie nab Der 2age, unbebotte
sarmldnser III men 81 81 bis s. per 4dcr Gefattft
nsreen. gntferT1t pobneHee Yeriouer, Tueldbe 4us=
tft Dnften itber biefen Sbetl hes 2anbes fam tc,
bon Ohio entneno, aber lei ben Iesten pret snbren
1ier fpnhnHait, augem me Musfunt gebens renn fe
cine cue 5eimat5 iitGen, Eber 8oaeL Rlima, 4roz
butte &C. pergIfdlen nit oenen BON 0biO.
5Rpbert START,
it3 GaeNinnpiae, Sellt.
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@berifT sgerEauf. S;n Gemasbe elmer feri
- facias BernrOitnns 0es Mbtbaren Gircaits
@eridfs ppn 9a9 iDipn Gpuntp, Eenneftee, an
MID gertd5 Ct unb iberliefert BET etne Sep embers
Eernn 1868, perbe t gum Dfietltli9en &erfauf an
ben Neiftbietenten eeeeh baers 3abLin9 am nberr
Berft tn bsr 2 abt Nnibpiae am Npntog
ben 8. 5dnur 1869 nn1ftebens befbriebenes per<
i3hlides Gigent UNI brtngea, ndmIid,: Sine idbpims
meroe Sdgemible unb oae 6esu gehSrigsu @erdtbs
fdoften NIT 8e hlng beIcgt ais pos &teentban upn
80 JeeeIes, Gtep5en cDwatb llnh Saeob 8. Bees,
rn elmer Greclltion IN ileiaer 6anb geeen Bite ge.
n1nnten EeefIes, GpiuarO ino Nees arb sn sumter
p0r EnberpiHe nub 6uIher fur $40, SnterefIen uio
qrffea Al niaeE. @egeben cen H. 9iDuemi CT 1868.
ilop204 AIS 6 M. UoMaIDfpns GberifI.
2nrcb 9s. g. Gaines epatp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-05

cSberffFs grreGuf. = Sn gemdB5eit elmer feri
~ facias . eoronmng an MID gert9tet uno
ebseIiefert pom Mhtbarelt Circuit 9eridt ron 9a=
uinfon Goantps Eenn.s be ietnem September= Ger=
Ettf 1865, uerbe IN sm 3ffentlt5et SertaHf an ben
Reiftbietensen eegen badFe 3abhJns am gollrtbdus<
Etprfn ber Staof 9snfbu Ne am d. Noueirber 1868
foI9enO Gteethun bringe1r. iidnIt1. Ginen Eraft
gdlbin SaniofoH Geustp idl 9itritt SO. 8, enlHa
eab 10 III der Sames VI. Wlitr suse brig, tegren5t
1peitId ron Na. So9nfon, 6itLi9 non Der 2dn6erei
Upn. s.. Eeboel, iIbI1 TON Der 2anberei pom 9.
Barnes, n5roIid1 upr fer qdn6erei pom g. Gone nit
8ef9lng beIegt I'M einem Der anisbefgbI in meiner
9onc su @nnften ron 1tdrgerp gB Settle Grecntrtrs
gegeH sSares 1R. Dtn reu fir ben 8etrag upls
s. 50 30 Mn6 Rotten 81 senigsn. @e8ebeu ben g..
kftober fS63.
6. 81. 9onaI6fou, Sherfff.
Zcst30 trar4u turd 81. 9. Muffin o. g.
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gei @9afsru a6ruSi in p1iIat eIpbta if e..
f4ienen:
Ane4iaanisohe4 KiaaeHfHeuna.
8Dtitss stlebu6 fiir ednle mo Sans
Don B. Sir.
go @si.en, asbunben sc So.

9iefes RiiIein uereisnt in roHem Slime hes gBcrz
Ie briftEde r6ntnlie cit, bic tRs an bic gebeiIigte
9aturfrifde zines Youf @erbarb er.nnert ufib Mot
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TT, fonbern = mas mebr nerth If = aud ben Rims
bern sur EroTis ffb snpfiebH rnb Mnreisuna gil t.
Aus eem @sbiete pes meniltIidcn 2ebens un6 ter
Jtatur lit in btpoIsr Oronlne unb fat fpemnfifh,
bod obne dn9Iicbe 9ebanterie, hasieHtae suIdmrten
geitent. mas ben ainbern an ndditen Heqt unb BET
oeseh CT aiIna ne aud burab biefe ReIt NIT nfIenen,
beuem Bid gehen fSpnen urb Der Srteb, eiren pete
rem geiigen 5ono b 81 erTperben, IN ibnen ar1ges
rest pto. StofT. ME Garenuns 1T fur bic aln6er
bDdit anSiebeno SO iaur metne Rinber. Tim alter
BON H. uro Sdbren) bes Abenos f1n erit pom
&inoerfreunb abbaItetI tno rpegbrineen. 9Bir pinz
fbtn 6emfelben cine meite Berbreftuna, eine quite
Arfnahme i'm Sersen nnb Bsrftano bef Riaber unb
@ottss reibcu Segen.
S. Srb. % eiBger b er. eDans. gafor.
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DAILY AND WEEKLY
/ ENNEssEE sTAATs ZFITUNG

IElNNEooEE . IAAIO LEII UN0
nkSg- OFFICIAL ORGAN FOR THE
COUNTIES OF DAVIDSON, ROBERTSON
SUMNER, WILLIAMSON, WILSON AND
CIIEATHAN.
Ee1y TEE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND
EEKLY NCITY AND STATE.
R The only Evening paper pub
i,hed in Nashville.
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Die neiae sselt. 3
9ehr. nnb 9eis6udJ in Ser BeIttunOe
uoa "a. Fix.
(9ebensBtlDer Il.

$50 5rittn e.. g., gut sebuiieen $3.50.
Sn weEbes Rsnfben 8uift ia ieIbft in weI6es
&inbes Sim bot nidbt ser @eOante einen BIAS. IN
Der 8srne miiiie IS id6ne, iebenspertbe @esenhe
gebens bic nibt feIsen Die 2uit az rsif beruorbrin
gen. 81, pieI iageu NIT BUN SiGter
6dtt' i4. mic bic g5aIeln, 6IiiseI,
s. 5qs itiiber EboI unb 0f6n,
usber Bdloer, 6Iur ilile 9i9el,
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