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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

BENZ. H. Hill, one Of the great Dem
occrstic lights Of Georgia, says Of
Union men:
"The B bic sl'cakcs otthem. The
wicked abound on every hand, aud
the vilest rule These men are false
to thei. own race. They will deceive
aud de,noralizc your society. They
are false to all. But there is one re.
mark l wish the people to ponder
well. 'Ihdte them" His a Chris.
tidn duty to hats Mena No man eiil
eper 90 to hearea ualsss he hates them. 81
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
DEAN N THE BRRACu,

In the Fifth dis,ric, of this State
Frank Palmer aud Z. Cad BRYAN. the
opposing candidates for Congress-, are
holding JOINT discussions. The De.
mocracy proclaimed in advanced tina,
1. Tad was going to tlay Palmer
alive; bu, his own sido are badly
disappointed in the oretorical contest.
and It is found necessary 10 send for
re-entofcements. Dirty Dean has
consequently I<eu again tro,,cd out,
aud the people seen, the battle, not
afar OF, but close at home. We con.
Sratulatc the Republicans ofth Fifth
district upon this suspicious moye-
mcnt Of the enemy.
The odorous Dean is q sort ORE
serve corps, called upon only rs .
forlorn hope, AMI invariably driving
all the members Of his own party who
are blessed with delicate olfactorious
into the Republicans ranks. Look
out for tho largest Republican, ma
jority ever given in tse Fifth diittict.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
a CENTEn saoT.

The Bloomfield Republican tells how .
blind soldier :. st down. on Coppsrhesd
Judge the other day II : school>hoase in
Davis county:
About ~ good shot as we have heard for
some time, Was made by blind man At the
political discussion between Weaver and
rrimble, u the Pella School House, last
Friday night. The Judge in his rant about
taxation, 'greenbax,' bonds ct id optae genus,
"ad in)Laisum disgustitus," though to make
. point on the soldiers, and reaching over
the desk and tapping the shoulder Of wes-
10y Paris, Il man Who had been soldier in
The 90 Iowa Cavalry Regimsnt,-of which
tie Judge was formerly Colonsl,-sud who
bad lost both Of bis eyes At the battle Of Pea
RIDGE and eulogizing him ~ . good sol>
der Who had fought bravsly, asked how
much he bad got and what kind Of money he
had besn paid in "Tbirteen dollars )
month in greenbscks, for Sighting Demo.
crats," said Wesley. Some bow the reply
seemed 70 cause the Judge to forget the rest
Of the story.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
On DEPENDENCE

Would respectfully annssnce TO the Ladies
Of Independence asd vicinity that she has open
Cd her new Millinery Rooms over 3. Wsggoner's
Book Store, three doors west Of tho Montour
House, where sbs will bc pleased TO wait upon
those Who may favor her with their patronage.
A full assortment Of Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons,
Flowers and Ornaments Of the most fashiona-
bic style, and everything usually kept in . vel,
stocked millinery store. which she will soil at
reasonable prices, spd ~ shs does her own
blsacbing spd pressing, Ill work wsrrsntcd 70
give aatisfaotion. Also dress and cloak max
ing and Stamping on Muslin and WOODEN goods
neatly executed MRS. fAwCETT.
Independence APRIL 9th, 1868.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

FoRr PILLow MAssAcRH Jrsrr.
FLED. About the 7th ofthis month the
rebel Nashville BsNaer contained an
article from Albert Roberts, u not,-
rious rebel, endorsing the Fort Pi!los
massacre, declaring that :" il has been
truthfully reported, and that Forrest
reflects the sentiments cf the great
mass Of his fellow Tennesseeans I"
This is the spirit which seeks to
rule this country by the ballot as it
sought to do by the bullet.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

Admiral Porter says. that no sol.
der can consistently vote for Sey
mour.
The Memphis .iraianchs and the
Nashville Banner have turned their
attention to the colored voters MS the
iorlorn hope OF the Democratic par
ty.
A North Corolina correspondent oi
the Rochester Democrat denies that
any considerable number Of the color
ed voters Of that State have Joined
the Democratic party.
GRoRGE II. PENDLEroN went to
Maine to enlighten the down-Eas tiers
upon grcenbacks. Does he see any
thing green in the returns?
a canvass Of the go inmates OF
Auburn State Prison shows the fol.
lowing political condition: Demo.
Gratis, $50; Republicans, 81!
Tns Newark Daily 4Adrertiser 10
confident the Republicans will carry
New Jersey. The Adcertissr is polit.
icaly, the best posted paper in New
Jersey.
The Hartford Post says the only
luck the Democrats ever had in Yer.
mont was when they carried St. Al.
bans, during the war. That time they
came in from Canada.
Governor Curtin thinks that Pen
nsylvania viii give Grant . heavier
majority than was ever before cast
for President, and that Seymour
will not get single Northern State
ifthc tide keeps on rising. He be.
lieves the vote Of Vermont will be the
keynote Of the final result.
a Richmond correspondent Of the
Boston Iraceler writes: IF you
fail to elect Geaeral Grant you may
prepare to receive largely Of the negro
! population. 1t will be impossible for
them TO live hero in peace. have
already been told il Seymouris cleo.
ted l will have to leave Richn.ood,
Loyal men have not besn 40 h.o,,
used since the We. as now"
4
! "ta..a..er, sh.; DON'T we ever see an,
faces at me Window" asked . sol
:. MS parent as they were passing 81
insane asylum" Because theil
heads are all turned" was the reply
! A shoemaker intending to be alb
sent for few days lampblacked .
single with the following. withou
date, and nailed it upon his door
"Will be home in ten days from thu
time you see on this single. "
That was pregnant expression o
an observing little Republican il
Ellsworth, Me-, on seeing the names
of Seymour and Blair inscribed on ,hs
National ensign: "Why, they have
got their names on oar fiag!"
The nomination of Hon. Vim. b
Allison by the Republicans Of thu
Third Iowa District will give genera
satisfaction to the party Throughout
the State. Mr.. A. has served his Dis
trict faithfully and efficiently, ant
stands deservedly high in the House
He had bitter aud inscriptions op
position in his District, but has conn
of victorious with honor to himself
Ills Democroti opponent Is mr.
Mile, Z lawyer Of Dubuque. Ofcoure'
Mr.. Allison will be re elected. Ne,'
York Tribune.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

General John A. Dix has written
. letter declaring in favor Of Grant
and Collar. General Dix has not
forgotten Seymour and the New
York riots. II have men enough to
take care Of the riosefs, and You, too
said General Dix. in 1868. And be
says 90 now. III any man tears
down that Gag. shoot hin on tho
spot.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

Fort Pillow Butcher Forrest, the
great Democratic leader Of Tennessee
recently declared:
II am ashamed to be compelled to
own that these Union men Of the Sonth
were nurtured on our sacred soil.
They are too low for me TO speak
about. have no words TO express
my contempt for them. and they ought
to be, and come day will be, ban
isehd from the soil they disgrace"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
DLCN r.

The Democratic party ofIowa con-
tains some blunt men among its can.
dilates for Office. For instance, Peter
Cad Bryan, the Democratic candi-
date for congress in the Fifth district
in his joint discussion with Mr.. Pal
mer, atAfton. the other day, thus De.
clared himself repudia,ionist:
~ don't think much of the bond
holders. I,sould not gire them AM
THING for their bonds If I had ny
,eoy."
This docirniae might 60 down with
. band Of highwaymen, a den Of
thieves or lodge of the Ku Klux
Klan, but among common, homes,
men, it looks like downright dishon.
es,y aud robbery. The principal
difference between Peter Cad and the
rest Of his party lies in the fact that
he bluntly owns tie Corn. while they
seek 70 cover up their shameless rascal.
20,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

The Richmond DispGscA says: III
Maine shall show gain. large or
small, for the Radicals, Seymour may
consider his chance ofbeing success
sor Of George Washington as small
indeed"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

Those Democrats who have been
rejoicing over the fact that the New
York Herald some time since predic
ted the ele ton OF Seymour and Blair,
will hardly be graiicd at the an.
nouncemeat By the same sheet, on the
5th inst, that
".All the facts before us and all the
signs of the times in licata al over.
whelniing triumph to Grant and COL
fay. -
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

&. s. Cox, Who declared in 1851
that ssthess are the sunset days Of
Anec;cnn independence" now says:
sISS 1llar entlauaiam for General
fsxSrf - Isresistsblc. he will sweep
$40. tkinx before him" The sun has
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

Seymour declared the other day,
that Grant was not supported by .
single rebel officer. Thank heaven,
6cy mour moDopolizes that support.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
PROBATE NOTICE.

RkOB ATE NOTICE.
STA TIE OFIOWA, 90
buchanan County,
In the County Court Of said County.
EOTI is b reby given to the Heirs, Lsgatees
and all persons interested ~ the estate VI
Manasssh Reeves, deceased:
That on Monday, September sth. 1858, the
last will and test ment Of the said Manssaah
Reeves, deceased. was produced, opene and in
open court publicly read, and the day for prov
ing the same Is hxed by the court to be on Mon.
day, the 9TH day of October, 1865, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at the Court House, in the city VI Inde-
pendet e, in said county, ut which time you can
appear aul show CO sc, VI any you have, why
said will should not be allowed, admitted 10
probate and record.
Dat d at Independence, this sth day Of Sep
temher, ls6s.
w. II. BARTON.
County Judge.
nll-tw]
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

Hon. p. Z. Wilcox, President; John u. Camp.
bell, Vice Psesiderf; Hon. J. s. Woodward,
Trea.srer; VIM. II. Joslin, S<erssary, I. p.
Strong, Gent Agsnf.
Directors. lion. p. c. Wilcox, John II.
Campbell, J. Forester, Hon. IA. Clark, james
Sanders, z. Stout, Hon. J. 8. Woodward. X. n.
Plane, l.. J. Curtis, WIN. II. Joslin. c. Dewey.
Z. Miller.
REFERE1JCES.
Z. .. Older, Independence; L. A. Mais, ca.
Treassrsr T. J. Marinus, Go. Recorder; z.
Brewer, Clerk dat: Court; Hon. l.. w. Hart
Hon. W. q. Donnsn, State Ssnator; 7. L.
French 4 Co., Cedar Falls; Judgs James Bort,
eth Judicial District, Hos. ". B. Allisoa, N.
C. 3rd Dist; Rev. Father Gosksft Samuel H.
Watson, CdsAivc FirH xeins, y s,k, Viz - !;
Hon. Alex. , :srsa.S Ssiisbe xIA Nv.p =.
3AA nSlia, Natsfhe. -
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

TIRE AMERICAN ORGANS are Superior il
j. their great fullasas snd completeness Of
teas, ssd elasticity - toaeh. and are Aaishsd
in the highest style u art in Panssllsd Oak.
Walnut, Rosewood and Jot.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

Customers win please remember that ours is
frsso stick Of Drugs and Medicines, and when
you purchase Of W., you can expect ~ article
that hes not bees Shelf ridden for years.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25
Gelt. 0cpr8e -. Sbpmas
s, - nBeriffof,,W 3gsoI 4 &

gSir bramtenubor nnehreren Ea9ell
9htsaiige aus Dem ofi3iefen Berithte 6es
J@ens 0re. sEboInds an 9gn. 80 rant,
@bef Der BerS st. n9tr1are i : A8ir bers
h6ffentli& en- beute oea ioIseHaen &rtlfeI
E0es SO. %. = De1iotratst 4 ii6et ieneil
BerIdt g: afs CT Has3 3 eeajT-
Il0Die Gorslee eineB aniMtli1cE Bee
krihtes boz etilent ui6tanItliAen Sri.
bal, } Berihte belteherl oorin, oab man
tnnnisnn1t, odB eritli9 Serem ieraiebi.
eereannb fiaerere Aneaen 5ur &r0rtes
runa Der lHabrbeit ju, Gebote ftdHoen,
uno 3rpeitens, 0ent 8erfaGer hel1eIben
Die Bfidt oblaa, un0 ser 6eriedben ge.
mifienbdft naebEam, in benz. Befidyte
nid,ts aIs 6ieiebiettibegH Habrbeit, sfoweit
er oieislbe teItsnitdIen int Stan6e ipdri
l4u qeben.a 9lns oiefen Borausiebtn :
gen ereiebt liG, onb bel Beurtbeilune
EbeS gSertbes, iuelher nmfii1en sBerId3s :
[ten 6eiantegeit iii, Die @eriouIi1teil
loes BeriGtsrltatterS cine SauptrelIs
ipielt, b0rneblnIid in 0iefem 3anSe,
mo- bel Oep MHltelung BON Beantsn Of
eenu0a = rla nid)t nlebr 81 lagen -
nid1t SS1hialeitun0 8iir0igfeit, fonOern
NSarteirisdIIdten, 0as enti9eiSeilDe Wlos
ment SinO, up6 mo- unteT0ra6uHa uaf
@ntlfenung Der Bahrbeit 0urb Die, ,Sas
haber afntliAer &teluneen LeiDer MIDI
nebr au Den unsep0hnli6en Oipser
0eb6rt. 5, sII,.s +,
Ser Gonman6aut 6es Militdr Ne,
| partemente bes GuriberIauo, Sen. SEQ
10. Ebomas, eeb6rf uldt pir sju Der
taAtigaen un6 6emGhrteiten 9eerfib,
rera Der Ser. &tnalen, ionoern er bal
i iim aud auBerOenl bur@ leine perf0n.
i lideu gigenldaiten, Dor AIIem ieinel
/ lparlnen @atriotiemue fiir bic Union
bereint nit peiler WfGbigling unO Ge.
| rehtigFeit nnO frei bon aller Ian1tifdel
BarteifasbuB9 einen Oilf ais pcnltan.
Ibleet GbrenHlnrla erlDorben, Der fsIbl
Ibcu Ieinen priniipieItn @eonegn llid
lIei6t anjutpIttii fem nt99te. -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25

nur ntter Der 8etnnsfebaha elaaben,
babs 0Rm @eifE Der linton iiber ben ber
Seetfftoul( benz 8inee ber 9tIabefei i
onsi -bonitanbi9ite lun6. -baaiernoael
ue6er8etnidt; bsffhafft Dirb. ; y Gin
Sauptniittet Suabitlesn 3Dede, bic bod
ltanoige 8ernidtaing zee poIitifden
uRA locinlen 0fd@t Der Ibefibenssi, uuo
leiterarn 6tnTe Der SeceiIion, ift aut
rehtens 5eit,. ais cs sug @ebote ftano,
aus Ben 9anoen seseben iDoretn !; iebf
erf@eint i0euIeItensn als Die anabweis
lt@e glmeabe Der slationaIreaieruna ]:
pie iSerriGaft fbes @eietes an6 5eie
SiAerheit l6es 9ebtns i'm aeiamniten
tSebiete Der llnions nm ie0ea @reis
luieber ber3uft, aeny bic nie6rialfe No.,
berudg, aueIhe. an HeiHen. cipilififten
Stnqt sgsftrIlt iuerben faen. 9iadIt
aentfoIItenlale 3ebet ienr tletesfdnsm
ilan9 0s8 Siioens bara logaIe Gle:
lfitnft in HewsHints gGekt nnb feih
9sfeblsdes a,JlitteI "a aoteien5 3wsfe
aHbei.tsf eeIaRsnswerben. ,ali9
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25

Ger @tn at M aabattan.
Sn Stem 9ort piroe ipie bereits nit,
9etbeilt, Der aIte4 9lan (6ernanoo
8OeOs) ieiner 8erle9uns bes Staats
in 5tpei bon s8euenl erortert. Ser
1sue fofbemotratil@e, RnfIurs Staat,
ipeIder aus beHt iio6ftIihen 8ipfeI bes
iebiaeu Staats Stem Norf ais &taat
Wanhattans aus5ufdeioen mars, ,niiroe
sic Counties ) Nelu 9orf, &fmmonb
{Staateu Sslane). Sings, Aueens u.
SuffoIt Song Sslano j. Belt@efter u.
Rutnam init 3ufammen 2300 eneIi,
'fAens stipa IO5 beati9en) sQna0rats
nieiIen uHo, / ,282, ,327 Ginlpobnern
'ltaut r8olts3dhIun9 bon 1861 umr
fdiieu, aIie an 8oIfs5ahI immerbin Der
-iedite pber fiebente obfdon on Sc.
bietsumfane Der fleinite aIler Stanten
fein, - Oie8unl 8ipef Der &teuerer
Ibebung bor9enonlmene Nbfdakung Dee
Mountaineering ergab fur oas SabI
1867 in ben geuannten lieben Counties
bic 9umme bon 1864 WliIlionen
Collars, b. &. orei SSiinftel bes @es
iamrnt. @Adkungsipertbs oIIes lteuers
barren gigentbums i'm Staate Stem
gorf. (Sn. Gtsta.)
sM Sn bic MHbuIan3 Der Sebra'iGeu
alinit lu gBisn Tam tiir3lid cine 8ars
gersfrau NIT eiren Observation-Disclosures
8inoe, tneibIihen GelhIeAts, oeiier
fihter Mrin bon Der 8HuIter bis sul
9nnbwur;sI NIT 6i@teni, gIdn3ent
Ountleni Saare befebt mar. Der Mrm
oes HeInen Gel60pIeS lab ans, ais Of
er nit Yel3 begIeitet ipdre, Elm Sal
Oen bic aliniler ais einen iebr f1oner
betrdhten, Der ober Der Nfutter bei
&inbss, bic ibg fur lebr tranrie uiib fiil
eineh S96nbeitsfsbIer Der einf er.
liuohfenen EDmter bait. Shranet ae
mug fpitet 2eiber fann bic Biden.
EfGoft bier iti1t belfen oenn eben Il
ipenio, tpie ne Die Saare tuohien ina
der fdun, fam ne OIefelben, rpenu Il,
einna0E 6a iinD, tuee1aubern. Oi,
SHUTTER tiabn ttir ben oirftieen NtatI
nit mad 9oufe, Oas font eana aefuub,
un0 itifde &ino ,wenn es sur Snnafral
/ lberan0eteiIt, rimt - becolIetirt in hi
Gsfeuf@aft gu f4i6eu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25
Rtuefe 9epei6en.
Sta6riateH aus gaibinstOn.
&ranfbeit Des 0eneral
Sntler
Nrues aus MtritD.
Senier SDnares.
Arlington %. glob.

Arlington, %. Sob.
Sn Oem @taatsoeportement finb De-
pefden aus gprien eineesausen, ,ipeide
nlelosn, Dab nnfer borti9fr Gensral<
Gonlul ale Soffnune bat, Die 6reilai.
Jung bon Stuei in Damastus gefangen
eeboltenen 9Interitanerri su belpirfen,
iuelde Der Sbellnabr:e an elmer ben
@turs Der til fifden He9ierung be.
;ipe6enOen 8erldmorune beIdulo at
iino. sic naren neblt einigen Gngs
Ian6ern nit germe6une e.ner nsuen
@iienbabn beiAdftigt uno oa ne Baf.
fen BET Fd battsn, 10 uuroen iie oaOur&
bert ddtis. =.
Sen. @rant mar brute in Ieinenl
Sauptquartier in Amtssel&dften tb1tis.
Gr miro tsinen eieentlihen 8eriGt an
ben Gonereb einienben, lonoernnnr Die
BON ben &oInmanbeurs Der berlAieoes
men Departemsnts eineelaufenen Be-
ridte NIT elmer fursen 3nfdrift be.
gleiten.
Glue Yetition an cen @onareb III
bier in umlauf, ipel6e UNI Berleibune
0es Stimmredts an 6rauen i'm Dis
itritt GoIumbiq nadiudt.
Sberri@ter @baie 1T in Gidmono
aMsetomHen unc lUiro .moreen eas Ser,
OF. GircSit Geridjt er0ifnen.
Sen. Butler 1T in 2otuea, RolI.
aefahrIid ertrantt.
n ytep yort bat man felt 9onntoc
Roreen teine &obelbeptldsn empfan
gen. Wfan elaubt, oab Die llnterbre
dung burA cine 8eida6ignng orl
0rdtbs in Reiufonnblaab serspIab
lpuree. - NESS GS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25

febr es aud NIT peiien liberaleH Neinis
tern fDmpatbiiiren mag, 0eHeu Dut<
Ouna @eitenss Oes5 &aiiers 'blos aIs
lebtes Nittel erfdeint. ipgId1es oerlelbe
er9reifen .ngBte, ipenn et iiberbaupt
nod m09lid bIsibeh fuoEIte. sag
a9ie engliiden sQarIamentsuabIea
fno gang elti tliepen fir. Die &iberatea
ansgefaaen, lpeld)e a9eeen 100 Maios
rltet i'm 9oafe sahEen uerOen. as9ie
I1eBl9e aaf reii. .ariitofrntif9er Bafis
berubenoe engliide &erfaifungi iilt Oprd
oaS @r9ebnib bieier a8abien iebenfaas s
IN ihrea @glabfeiten eff6iittert iporbeng
YreuBeg uaS i Sranfrrt9 bIeiben
tuhisf aay. Rriessgsriidte fnb, ber. |.
Funlmt uno ulan ipirba wohl bor allen
Din9eii Die @reienifie in &panien db;
tuartegs iuetde iebts baios entf1ie0en
lein uito bOfsHtIib 0as SLID unb Die
Sreiheit III eielsul Iange gefnebteteu
9ano einbeimjiAs MAIDEN tueroen.5 is.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25
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gon ben @6limmen mar 2iebfe
Dieter nod Der Stabt ber 8iepfe;
Do9sibm uer6s i'd ME mid einen, ID
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sia in3ls ss9i~ h4H38@sirienI f
satus benz Saufe Der Braeansen
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Dodrid mag ben 9sbeus @aucdn -
Nimwer init eea bi6en8 lans4Ia n;
0enif fotnn go ia mad ibm liefe, =. I.
Sains bonn .8egen i'd sur Eriefs!
tlnb 70 il nod Ser unb iener.,
ScepSers tnh6iss Shebener.
SAP i'd nsdt isul6 bitten bsaaAts,
Dap tr fetne 9nnO mir rdudte; sa'
9tioer .abtr bdben vile
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90 pen 8peifeln aufgerieben, SO q
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Die bon benz Ncrobeuti&tn 9Iobo
sen,dAte Sftrte bejIeIid 8ef0roerune
Der omeritaniiAen Yoft bon gaelanb
mad Stem gort, mad Nblauf oes ittt
bettbenben Contracts, 1T Seittns bee
enslii@en YcFamtes angenommen
tucroen.
I'm bic absenutten fIeinea Yas
pieraeIonoten iuitOer ;a eritseu, mere
ben iuo@sntlid fur 8100, ,0O0nslt aus
seaeben.
Oas Solsuert Der aeueu Sanses
bride iibef ben tiaeora, eerabe unttrs
baIb Der sale, 1T fOipeit feStig, oab
6nBsdneer oariiber seben s0nnen.