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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21

The following item, which we take
from The Washington dispatches OF
Monday last, will cause uncasinoss 10
Old Bel1ebub's domionsi
since the excitement Of FRIDAY
'ast. the health Of Thad. Stevens ha.
assumed a more serious evidence 81
ieeline thaa ut any csher time sine
his arrival here, aud It is Thoughts b,
thue Intimately acgusintcd with
every phase Of bis falling condition.
Il Is very doubtful whether be
will again be able to leave bis room.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21

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We b is94 HAhfHH asffh iaih 81 STA
ZEE furfH HTAftnN, Harh ~ sai
Awl ~ iseg saA a. "a guiA w tslt
y Hlsg fH ~ pnfpas 4 fdisanhR ihs tsff.
b isd thf t4hsfflNaHsi NeHFsHt6n n ~
sfffs " Hirfi fFstn ~ ~ fsai
sH ~ atisf snsf nifF daT y fhls Ia !
"a ield ~ iUsti,
A.s.h u Iaaa
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

tsiisfs ~ fdmintHhnaa hivlaF hesb ffaht
~ b NE aadsfsieasd "a ihs s#ais n Joseph
A Herring iefesiei. NJ ihe Probate fauH n
raafia eeaaif " NE fehftafy term ihsftsf
1891, ~ psftahs aaglhe elalaa aralHsi sald
siais M hffsby n0iiAed 10 heft them pr0iaiei
and registered IL The BHts N ne rltFk n .ala
court h ne lsNH # Paaslt NiihiH tho tine
prescribed w lac " lhef wtlh 10 ffessf bafsd
HA AnEnSArnY
mWli.m AdniniHfasa.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21

fsfH HNs hal# Fss "
aa5l falsis ~ 80 80 - 81 > ~
4N 4 mhl rYHHlg Hmtff AmHl
iia4 ~ selag y VIZ 81 4 NHst
lfHf
@safm FWdfga flsss
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21

The Aruidache- Hunter contempt
case has ended 10 smeke. about jas
everybody expected. Galloway has
SUPPRESSED Hunter, instead Of tbe
boo, being on The other beg. Hunter
says 1T i onlered tina. this Court
stand adjourned until such time a.
the obstacles to il administration IL
justice shall be removed This is
certainly rich, but no more than the
scalawag Judge might have expected.
Harrah for the "ftecdom Of the
press say We.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21

M aAil
~ = D = - HHs
IL mHflHHy eve IN 80
- s y Wa n
- 81 esih =
Va aeY 90 fff sFpl n r. N
Hlys ~ isFI n - HsFT
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21

Coal ashes applied to ioma,e plspp
improve the sine, favor and prodac-
tiveness of that vegetable. Such j.
the experience Of a Nashville gentle
man.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21

Win y yeapg mans arm likr
he gosPsls When II makoih glad
Tho wai.t PLACES.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-21
FlREANp BURGLAR PRc0fsAfts
ALUM AND DRY PLASTER
AcAIN SUCCESSFUL.
BEooKLYN. May 10, 1883.

BGooRLYN. May 10, 1888
Messrs Marvin q co., New York -Gentlemen Our
Planning Mil, with FIFTY THOUSAND feet OF um.
Der, was destroyed by fire last night. aud we are
happy to say your ALUM AND DRY PLASTER
SAFE preserved our books papers, and money, in
excellent order.
We want another and larger one, and will call on
you as soon as we have time.
Yours truly, SHEARMAN BROS,
This Safe Red hot for several hours, and the
cast-iron feet were actually melted.
1t can be seen at our store. No. 265 BROADWAY,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-21

Plan of National Defense; his wife descantod
upon the Horrors OF War. In Wilmington, they
thus jointly took up an evening in the old Town
Hall appearing before large audience, and
devotiug the proceeds to rebuild the burned 81.
Andrews Church.
The General died in 1s49. Once more alone.
his widow has still fought the battle with un-
weared energy. The fortune left her has been
long since exhausted. Thousands upon thou.
sands OF dollars have been advanced to be
repaid when she gained her property IL 10 per.
iectly safe to say that the expenditures 10 this
suit nave reached into millions.
SO violent was the antaTonjsm to her in New
Orleans that her hfe there has been lore than
once endangered. Pistol shots have been di.
rected at her, and once bullet passed through
her bonnet.
To-day Mrs. Gaines is doubtless the wealthiest
woman in America. The true value OF the
property adjudged to her cannot be accurately
estimated. 1t embraces sOme of the most i'm
proved portions OF New Orleans, dwellings,
stores, warehouses;, pubhc buildings. A sChe-
dale, 6led in 1859, shows portion of the Clark
estate, as well as it could then be estimated. 1t
ran thus:-
A cotton estate and lands inherited
from his uuce, Colonel Clark........ $500 900
Two cotton tations, devised to him
in 1872 10y Mr.. wilkins, with one hun
dred negroes on eacn Of Lnem..,....... 100000
Debts due from Wade Hampton for
Havana Point sugar plantation........ 800 900
The Maison Rouge Grant. ......""......... 2,UUOJUO
lying in 1000
Sugar plantation on the Mlssis ippi,
fifIeen miles aoove New oreans........ 1900
sippi, sixty miles above New Orleans 10000
Lands bought of W. Simpson, on the
New "a So S.y a.oS o0" 10000
Judge 1.''.... a .~-' 0 5000
A square bounded by GraVier street, In
New Orleans, bought in lSl3.......,..... 80 600
La nds on Bay ou Teche 30 900
Lands on Bayou Lafourche ........,...... 30 QUO
Lands on Aux de Plaquemine............, 10000
Ten thousand acres OF cotton land on
Bayou 0JO,UJO
pique 49," .. 49, $1,000
One hundred and ten Thousand acres Of
land on Annette aud Conetie rivers,
and East Baton Rouge. -......... LOCO ODD
swamp, near Ouac6iIa river..n..ri,...... r. $1,000
Three lots on Gentilly road three miles
from New OIleauS.................,... 2O,OOO
Debt due from CheW ~ RelI 10 MIR.
Clark at his death ath.u,............"..... 100000
Chew s 49,. .. .a lCOOCO
CHEW ( .. .'. ~ .. $4,000
charged by Uney q Relf................ $1,000
lDlal.
For all tins property the cOJnter.Claimgnts
! dOu ubtiess number thousands. Minute legal
Investigations aud suits az Law can alone asCer-
! tain them Uil
| Is it not, then, truly "most remarkable e''
! case? Can ingenious fiction weave more curious
N h..
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-21
c. OPPOSITION TO THE COM
kEsszkslEasss.ss.lss BINED RAILROAD AND RI LER

excursions to Wilmington (Sunday9 excepted touch
ing at hester and Marcus Hook, leaving ARCH
HIfeet baIf At 10 A. NJ aud p. l. relurning leave
wi DjnetOT at7 A M. and Z. M.
L. w. BURNS,
42stf Captain
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-21

anosA DAILY EXCURSIONS.-TH
slSSSzs.as splendid steamboat JOHN A. WAR
MEX, IeAVes Oh ESNUT Street W Darf, Philada" at
Bristol touching at Riverton forresdale Andalusi1,
and Beverly Returning, leaves Bristol as O'Clock
Fare rs cents each way: Excursion 40 cts mh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29

LUIS ntt II IN thcsc WuFt8;
BE IL enacted, sic, That hereafter
every person elected or appointed 10 any
office Of homer or profit under the Gov
ernment Of tho United States, either in
tbs civil, military, or naval departments
Of the public service, excepting the
President Of the United states, shall.
before entering uYun the duties Of such
Once, and before being entitled to aay
o. the salary or other eiaoluments there.
Of take and subscribe the following oath
OF Affirmation II A Il. DO solemnly
swear Tor affirm that save never vol
unfairly borne arms against the United
States since haze. been citizen there.
OF that have voluntarily given no aid,
eountenanec, counsel. or encouragement
to persons engaged in armed hostility
thereto; that have never sought nor
accepted nor attempted to exercise the
tnactiens Of any oface whatever, under
any authority or pretended authority. in
hostility to the United states; tina. I
bare not yielded voluntary support to
any pretended gesernmcas, authority,
power, OF consultation within the United
stases, hostile o. inimi,al thereto and
! do further swear {oy alirIn) that, 10
the best Of ~ ksewisdss aud ability, l
will support and defend the Constitution
Of The tnited ssascs, sxsinss vi enemies,
fotsisn and donesNc that ! xill t,sas
true faith ard all, rance ~ the sxsas
that taks ibis obligation freely, with.
Out any mental rdssrvatioa o. purpose
OF evasion. nad thai | will we'll and
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29
Supplemental Reconstruction Act
Of Fortie;h Congress.

An Acr supplementary to an act ontitl-
ed An aei 90 provide FOR the more
efficient government OF the rebel
States, passed March second, cigh.
teen hundred and sixty seven, and to
facilitate restoration.
BE II enacted, sic, That before the
first day Of September, eighteen hun
dred and six.y-seycn, the commanding
general in essch dlstric, defined By an
vt entitled An ACT to preside for the
more efficient government OF the rebel
States" passed March second, eighteen
hundred and sixty shall cause Ia
registration to be made Of the male
citizens Of the United States, twenty
Que years Of ago and upwards, resident
ia each county or parish in the State or
States included in his district, which
registration shall include only those
persons who are qualified to vote for
delegates by the act aforesaid, and who
shall have taken and subscribed the
following oath or affirmation -,
do solemnly swear Tor affirm, in the
presence Of Almighty God, that am a
citizen Of the stnkr Of A-------; that
have resided in saii State for -----
months next preceding this day, and
now rrsi,te in ths county Of --------, OF
the parish Of -~-~----, IN said Stats tas
the ease may beg; ihut am twenty
one years oh that ! have Ba been
a;.fssnsbiscd Tor participation 10 ANY
rsbsllion OF civil war against tbs United
States, nor for felony committed agninst
the laws Of any state or Of the United
States, that | have never been a mean
Dor Of any State legislature, nor held
any executive OF Judicial oiiice In any
State and afterwards engaged 10 insur-
reciion or rebellion against the United
States, or given aid or copfort to the
enemies thereof, that have never tax.
on an oath IA a member Of Congress Of
the United States, or ~ an oiHcer of the
United HtAt1s, or NJ member Of any
Stats Legislature, or ~ M executive or
jsdiciAl oGcer of any State, TO support
the Constellation Of ID. unitsd Sssses,
s&Aq1eeWpe1s naeqgssi = toacetostioa
~ fetsliloa against the Uhit6d Saass Of
givsa aid Of comfort " ths sasmies
thereof; that | will fAithf,lly suppost
ths Constitution ard obcy tho laws Of
the United ktatss. Md will, 10 the best
N ~ ability. cscosrsse othsrs 70 h do,
~ help ~ 0ed = With o4(h or afsrma
tioa ray h administered by any regis
tssiag deer.
Axc, 2 1'hat alter the completita Of
ne rsgistsatjca hsFsby provided for Ia
~ 6hte, u sssA t1as ssd places tl,srp-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29

A. Cmup CLAlMRp ~ swo
MOraBaa. --Is The Cire~it Court Of
Baltimore on Wednesday, = case of
the hnbeas corpus vas heard which
pressstsd some extraordinary fse
iures. Two women elaisncd being
tho mother Of ths sams child The
scene thet followed h thus described :
Js1es Alsxasdsr directed two
chairs 70 b plsssd Il one end Of the
court 5oou. HI then requested Mrs
Perry, ona Of he pst;tiossra, 70 take
ons II ~ ssats, aad Mra, Terrell,
oss Of the respondents, the other.
The child during tho hearing, had
bese staAaiaG sros tbs platform, at
the sids 81 ths Judge. judge Alex
aadsr thea turned 70 tho child aud
Akt aalSd Sovs, ~ shss 'ssrssd
arcuad aad asked the Judge, can |
70 n ~ neaAAr ! usnsss'' The
Judge said, "Yes, child" when she
sprang forward and threw herself into
d. ssns II Mn. Ferrsll, cxclaiming
This is The mother ! want She
wsa received with passionate kisses
DurisE this pfosseding the eyes Of
ths lasgs numbcr Of women, ~ we'll
= nsa present, we're directed to the
novsn6n1s e thssichild, and whc n
her choice - msda. The women rose
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29
O1IIth.


H kNS. AbtAN = RYAN
Isss he sunsAias u sladnsss.
Inae u iSsAt Of ths Blesa---
Oct II ! Isaa vssy drssrv,
Out Of The weld II he weary. Of
Iats IL Raesars Of Rssl.
Into blissful 70 morrow. a4.
tats = day wishout gloom
Ont of land 6lled with signing
Lad N the dad aad the dyiss--
1rse = - vfthoas hasb.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29
ns,ay.


NJ / vbrSd LAZY oY BALTIMORE
The dsws Of night may IAil frers heavvn
Upon the wiihercd roses bed,
And team Of fond regret be given
To mourn the virtues 81 the dead
But morning breeze the dcws will dry,
And tear. will fade from Sorrows eye.
Aaerticns psnyl be lalled TO sleep,
And even love forget to weep
The Tres nay Acsrn ths sallss leaf,
And A utamn's Winds hewa;l il bloom
And friends ,aay hsase the signs Of grisi
Ger thee that sleep within the tomb,
Bs> sun shall srsina renew the fs,wrrs
AWA tiuH> win bs{~g ncre smiling hours
In friendships heart AL grief Will die
And even lore forget 10 sigh.
The sea s,Ay % u,e dsser shsr1
Lament cacl, trace il usass away
The lonely heart its vail may paar
Ger cherished friendships last decay
Bat when all trace Is los, And gone,
The waves dance bright ard lightly ON
Thus sooa aAsuetn's bond. ufe torn,
And even love torgrtA to mourn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29

vwa ~ \. O sssaa, Trses-
~ In Il xfke . Sannss 1Aee.

uavias uosies1 The hsausifat pro
dssajoo ~ he sjstss Richard Merry
~ ssppsiss1sA II oss II he ny
pspsss day OF two since, and having
!. ~ possession = rsply 70 u made
by = yeseg lady Of Baltipcre, in
1918 vkicYl do not rcmenbcr to
h..a ssss bssa 10 prins, ! ss.s'ss+ !.
20 jos, snd hops i pay And place
IN ycts cnlumns, ~ 7 eonsidtr H.
messeS e4sstsls IL -. taealea,ion
Perhaps Il vosld b vii 10 publish
both The srisia as< reply
a Srnsc RIpER.
ny xsxxh fsA.sr rose
Tss sQsas = ~ msvning sky,
And ere the shsdes OF evening close
IL sss1osVsa ~ tlse ground to die.
lisl % the re,es humble bed,
'ns sseetess deus ofaighs are died
A. II she vsrs such waste y 500
~ NJ noe shijl ~ssp = tssR " -
Nv lie IL Ike the assnmn leaf 80.
That trembis in the nom rsle rny
lie hsla = fsAa--it dsas 10 brSef, ff
Restless and soon to pass away.
Yet ere that tie shall fail and fade,
lhe IArcsttrec shaiiwearn ~ sssNde,
The wibds bewAii the ssahcss tree
iiat .oss shak Lsusthea Sigh - re
My lils Is like ~ print, whirh feed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29
New Orleans Advertisements
J1wsLaY Anp IhaoY DOORS.

4 lurfUNFtCrUEs ai Commission
" Merchants, No la3 Grayier Ss
Nca Orleans. Clan. II 'ss ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29

n H. MILLER a CO.. FAst pemlea,
~. sie4n '4Ady mspRactery % New i,yec
whelg.ile cg4i,s,leaess. aSp7, q c@siier-
nia viHe
Ardi u ises. ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29
" 7H-7T
NCt100.

I Az kseplag ~ BosM ~ ~ -,
! DRY i bad, consequently, I Sih M
lsoAsysAisa - ~ y ~ kseea wildcat
~ msnsy . n. VAN NOOK
-. u, "a. sfI-3s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29

ReJsresces .--t.oi, u u. John,o'
President of Homo insuysnce Company
Msssrs, Walsh \ DcA .sas, Dr. q .
Cadet, l. u Garter, = u. ls,stnss, lss
Ia Tally, James, W. Hsvasd, Druy Il
~, and N. Jossph Wildee, Rev. X !
Trippeu, p. y CapA x, r. I.savsn.sftla,
Dr: D. n, Andsrsoe, aAd Col W y
shIves, Shreveport, II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29

An Act 10 ifori'ie for me mors Eli.
cicsi Government y hc Reid
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-01-25
SfTsieaer 9tn;ei8er.

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" 'tUt Npmutrutc 3 secltna,
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Stmias ssr GnsuiI @rurt aw 4. MUnta8 III
5uru. rsr gsnutu- Court am 2. M'ntAe III
a,1ra,r @.i auSuft uns sioetmets. -
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,uS @,Aui,sss bis S lltr, tn mtl&sn Stin
S,n 4, iu,m,r i'm Gsprbsu!s gu trshsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-01-25

Sd trnnt rm &rHs Pen Grftn.
Gin WasGen gar dom ia6 rat;i;
Iein 5sr, rsplts ubusca re-: ten,
81 iruJ mid, was iauls raran ii.
Sum trant id Fen arue, stn 3@ejtsn
glrb lt0ner TAM 9na mir yer;
So iprad ia pon hmm il den 3si:sn,
50 iye'l II aun'Iissr GlOr.
8. trant i&fm Grnl, tcn Crii.sn,
Ga mar f, wit gtnut io ltaa;
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Slit mir tar& r.;s 2;tA su 9ssa.
SD lrsumt, in armsr Sammer
SS ui5 unl ) r:iline 9cn itr;
Graui iplatt rsr 1assnjammr,
Gas mar sia p.ltsuisltte Sif.!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-01-25
LYONS
rioSiisbe Gropf,s :

n 4 ~ a ~ Al a Aeat
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III 's' ""r "reSelmaBlS1tltsp
Sb tate ftts S'Oslsn walr.ns sinsr lstnIxk.
rtssn praris leltlt Ssorenst, nnf tnsbms sestsIt.
tttafn anltano jn treanrttn, eab biz ityt nee
tsine anfrre Ntsfijtn sntledt wcrltn n, wslAt y
nadtia. - littr nnr eatsi ir unitasliA tsi nns.
!Iffn llnrs9simael5tsitsn Tirlt, als sttn tsat
SroFen. St earsn III Isfsn Dalltn, ssreH NJ
i''S n"f ln'mef au ef'nuffa w'nsn, nsH nhHAn
Hs se'f1"nd qtFla9t I'm Vs9tntesIle: Iaufsase
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io''P'" Nt""'et" efg'lH' 9sT'len p"l, NOaaRH
Nu'e s'hS'S Hhe aush zen arorTsn ttrt othsns'
veil:
CelHo le klrt unS uhleSlsar wtrttn, RSs h
enrNaus uHf@9llH anc tsnntn lu lresas stas'
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lousere O,trauHsapwtiilas H. aussra6liA w.
tietst - ssnpmmsn ,psrrsn.
Sis iIns ZAP au.ibli.sIia zen BEN t'rss're'
s'NsP'n Ht.An" o1a"'s'~s nN' ShsaA,s Rs
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-01-25

wsrptn. Nint Tn ss ais &nstt auf m:in'n
Sole Rttfu6tn, 70 Ttttt Id Tm tstn ptnrsrnb III
rem gGtD itsfn. Sate nur aus,'
nSh taltt aus" re,fi&erts 9sinrid. stns saHe
in ris Nsats Re; gtu:rs ls9snr.
usaur I'm giuss meutt Id GuaTnca tittsn.
sgmi&, ipritttes''A tts'A =
.easet errsm Satns, sa5 ntits plstt pliJ Jgsx,
Gsr:trusl Wtunt. So tapn nm ria q
metr tOrer,"
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Eu urtsr msinsm g Suss. NIB iGF wsvss' Gia
sssfn etnsn Ssrsn iu Sa 3. nssmrn. 10 laaSt
Iu im 8sdt ts tif. Iun tanuit Iu lcsltja tier
bleitsr; iaas Cir CUR ar5sit aus. mas Cir sc,
idGt. i'd wstre GiA Ni&t rsitsu. uns tsi mir snit
Gulit nbttis, G,i& .u atern,tmsn."
S.inr Id war ramit tinsn ltanrtn. Stun tr eit
GGritt g:ttan katts, mar i'm lsit:r um's
9er,. NUats lie Ausiatrun1 itm anh nod 70
diver wtr:nn, CT iGrtdtf n DIT raprr suriid. tenn
Ct mu6te, Eab rs itm MD! all Grait fsb's.
als tr sat 3immsr sss adnrausts sssliss
;lisa CT az rsr 5thr Rstsn, um ned cine SraSs
AZ iNu Su rjSttn. er Ysriawiss fe inrsb. NAt
g,stt bate sr fra8:n mOlsn, nah Ger n bn nit
Gjswat ,Ol. Su i&usl ais might stlts sr sartt
eas Gpri iu itr. SEPT MIR es linn slei68hltis,
Oh !is 8 suts itm FL Haunt nabtlidtsn. &r wu5ts
tab fs ned m'tr stfaanen mIrssn, wenn fs CT
atreu, Rag sr tsi ltm Itrtau:r IN Gienf se
tr,tsn ld
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mtlh,m @rsts mrEnte. Eie irtusis, @uf,s9unt
tshs api isius tltitsn Bans,n etnt lsiGts 5tO>
tts s,ruitn. gr iatlte sas 3sri Iautu un.
l6ueuer idiassn, ais in ter srstn Gsfatr. 81
Fs aGn!t. ME uaSe sr itr wisssr ware Sb Fs ist
ner wi'r:r s'aa&is a.
3aRis trat Ct in ras 3mm:r. Sin!sr Ben
), psa lab @rtts salammens,faasrt. Grlarsdt ia
; iis tn. gpis 8tmoto tatis fs i& ssanscrt, itii
rem sr Ts gum IsBtsn @aIs ssisssu! SIRE @an
s'n rarsn tIiit unr sinstiaIIsn, elk tieiw 81
rss S&m..;ss uHr lsr Ssauer lag in i9tsm g.
Ftt.
; Sprab~s.Seu5t aaus iih rssuaJsles Ia. Sar
ger ssrmpan fA Ssjnrit n,tt iu taltsn.
{ o@rste - Crete - risi TT, uns tauw hattie {
\ li1s gprts sttRrt, 10 fly fr iHm smis,se
r lb!ans t,ipe @rmt I'M ieinsa Naden uNp nm.
, Ham mtrtt ttu trampiRait itl. @iit &iNm s.
tedts lir itn nnp brad III Elm IeIseniaaitii6
Stlut,sn ans.
I'm lstF-Cu Iefa-Tu fit n,tt trpt ~ ri
Gt uul umi4laus itn Pets aui5 gteuc. SG.
Sabre lang 1ton in itrsm Ser;sn ssritlolIsn a
lsssu, mas il: ais 9op tttrausrt bat.,, tra4 il,
mt scllfr Qtilenlhait bsrsrr. S;rgtteus iut
6,nrlt iis gu ttruti4sn. So tia! ltr p.tl, D.
liz ft au!msiu.n fVnnle.
(8Mtifkana OlBt.)
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9allast Niuge
Weather Strip

6dr stis. r,rttssus 6rFntuns Fat Ter urtsr'
i'iSnsts las Yasnt iir 0aseunais Counts Sc
ta%' une If MN in etanr ssisst. 5aAss'aentHa'
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ron talltr suii. Sbust Ane u -9sn fur@ TIC w
ten t'h6li6salen Starsn i&ussn wslsn. anl
stuisNs ras,it au psrisrstn. Nis ttHsn sSttls'-
F'ts' srishsns Starsn i&tisSsn jtssn w Tug
str@sitld ssn aussn al, tallsn, aut tltls sosn'
rIs Simmr parm una ssiparsn tasrI.a EN- paal
9.ssnIa'uupsu Ssl,. Die ,rsdmAbisl'u s't.st 9 =
srHNeuna mira Sessm sinlsnatsn, ntnn ft rs
Die Stas. nssmtn wju tisitlbt IN zen srfa'en SCI
s"rsn Gulun aue SsSn piauil5. a" ,srs" asa
gn etrsts si,la @sttsratps strfee", s'"''
VFuTun9 SW mttrmrrisH.
z Ni er M II.
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Scr 9SeinbnuSler

ass seaFsr sBsin ,u MAIDEN, III nit' lSDtr.
9ts fraud sa,u nitt GEM. uas nItt 1ransR;
Nur rt,yls &anf. fsr bunt.n Ntnss @iantsr'
90 ,autsn i'd gRsin zen i:tn 6ritt Der,
Gas Sap:rils rem Gelhait if, mutt Str widsn :
teinn mir sun uni,rm stssn.a sGsin.
Ys. Sanstr, ist CT nsG ip fsir,
tim sRu,t ~ madtu, i'Issr trintsn aitn,
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liebcr etme 81 illtpm syldfebsn I!
finn tis isst tersile urtauit Scrstls, utn. sae auA
nur sim Sab tstann wurrs. rab bic Sur t,iISs.
lflaasn 9dtts. 9Bir inr I'm vffb slstr Ntits
ron 3susniii'n, sum lteI isltn
rpnren psrSprra9enfft fth ritsL
mel6t ZEN galiam tei ittsr praHs astrauahu
uni ibn scr alien anrsrsn Miltunssn uHet tBlA(.
Fstsiten eutitisren Cen grrsue ssttn. 1sr,ttt
trodHet Den Sniten nidt aus, S
wUkl absr lOR er ita Guf issa l
manfreitna autwurf rrIanst.
3wsi OR rrsi seler Gcisn rerssu unf.tN@
8isel i'm e&lnalt
tslsitssn.
Geltli nur sn. balbs Slaiat Sat lAsn or tw
tartnadistsn 6ufea ssitia uns, 10 tanta DIR SAf.
lam auh mirtt, 10 III er bod, ale aus 2EaWsas
fcftn tersitst, uniGdsliG. Gtn Ueamaf \
siA 9ans ansenftms. une lattr itin- -ottrauA q
Gins't jesIiden alters init lsntrlti 0AwtssiE.
teit.n psrtnupit.
8trs saramtiren far sitAtituR
t.r Salstrdunt (grsap), wtsa ,.r
sallamn nod rs&t,sittssttrauAA
wirr.
aeine Samilie jotlt o6ae aisiex Naliam
ieinl
Gr IL Iar Aass gut. uns ipwstl ias 0sas. sit
aud bitiiSfie arlpfin,ittei. wftdss msx % jstt
fenn. s
6. o. efarf q 60. sis.ssan.r
In 9iew- Pawn, Gsax.
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wsrotu. gEin(t tn ts ais &nsft auf m:in'm
Sole RttIu6tn, 70 Ttte Id Tw tsin binrsrnib ~
ZEN @tB issfn. Sal,e nur aus"
nSb taItt aus" Nsrli&erts 9sinri6. lstne Sane
In rjs 9ls&ts res gtusrs lsssnr.
uNur I'm giuss meutt its GuAno6 tiitsn. -