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ChicaEo5 human.

.,.. f.-...,-..SI cnloAao, Nov. ~.
~ FEoUR4oulst extra pring SS 4Oae %.
lower; No. . spring Chicago $lII&0II0K cash;
4 ny seller December. sTho market thlO aitar-
noon Was unsettled At 81 09k01 10 cash, aud
81 i1HMf' II seller December. Corn steady;
No. mixed at 6266lH cash pr November, This
afternoon tho market was nominal At B5c
cash, and 6lc November! Oats steady at &c
for No.2. Rye steady Ho, 4 e. 5se Barley dull
H6Os-Dull at 50 1905 9S; packed to date
O'SSS; ScSSS2;rL.-FAIrIy acttvOat o saa74.
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KANSAS.
-,nn,ta : TorRKA November 10!

The Republican majority in this State,
will exceed 10000. T4sa Legislature
stands 108 Republicans, 10 Democrats and
5 settlers candidates, The official census
returns give Kansas q population '6E lS5Sf-
AS, with forts Riley and Larned 70 hear
ffohhi, ,.wliicR'%fH add about 400 more.
The value Of tho farms and terrpprOperty
in the State, Is. over $89,00O,0OO The
live stock IS 90, 100000. The grain raised
Inst year, was nearly q ,0OOO 600 bushels.
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WMEAL EyARTSzDopn Piatt WRITES rs
.folI6al aboatlAls sniaeht hwyes

WMIAk EyARrS-Dopn Piatt writes rs
.tolt6aA abodtahis s4iacat aSsyas:
Isaw,. to-day, the tall, slender form Of
VIM EyarisI Ite Attorney General and
wittiest OF advocates, pacing the marble
door with lis abomtIable old stovepipe
Rmfiedr down over his intellgCtGgt Eears.
he ms thin, ,sboJlsh face al init llect and
Gljbunor, and one would never dream to
look at It, of the acrid sort of(un that lies
back. One remembers how he sent Bout
well bouncing through his whole in the
NV With D magazine otfire.w works 'pinned
10 lis ofatorical coattail. ,Evarts, thin
and dyspeptic rs hc looks, Is fond OF q
good dinner, and can tell a choice wine
with az clear q judgment as he can dissect
I'M Intricate case. Atthese ieAsts his Wit
keeps time to his knife and fork. 1 sat
next 10 him at q choice little dinner party
last summer, give about the time Lonts
EapSIS dni Ssl oat 6nShtstHp "a Berlin.
"The Emperor goes" said one ot the
gueSts. who deeply sympath hlzed iFttl me
French, ION little excursion for his
IiealGh. I He deeds altddic1lgiD Hui =.
II fear he will find It little too tonic, "
(Teut0nlc,) said Evarts, With sly twinkle
N his eVeS' n alo boa -. ngE -
All witt, prophet, i%ionld that heaven
had given You as good a stomach as you
have head. 6hd a little more Just Craig
more, AessErtss >aoIrouN SAF'
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TURKEY,
The Infgingemepts Of Treaty of1s56
!, Complained &c by RnsSfa Turkeys

Y Y is iaa CoNsrASsrrlNiotlPiL4E, % / n November II. .
., The infripgcmcnts Of the Paristreaty Of
1856 Is dWclt on bye GOrtschakoff as follpws:i
Union Of the Danubian ptincipalities, the
election Of Charles as Hospadan, and the
passage of Turkish frigates through the
Bosphorus. The Vizerreplled saying i'm
mediate answer was impossible, and that
tho subject must be submitted 70 the
great powers of Europe. ,,a l, r.-9a ad' .
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CoLLECTOn MURPHY o. K.

There is no truth in the report that Col
lector ALurphys sofFNI u, isto be EePoYed,
or'that lis resignation has been rendered.
There is authority for stating that the OIL
ficial conduct OF Murphy Is Thoroughly
sustained by his administration in every;
nnriicmlnr - a 90
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THANKSGIVING DAY.

The different Departments andpll pla;
cesot pnblic business here will b9 closed
on Thursday next, Thanksgiving Day,
and all work suspended during the day.
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-BouilIton's flour mtli at t Toronto, on
the corn6r Of EspIapadei and Bay Streets,
Wa bnrhed EEiday night 4oS 4pout
GS6,OOO. Insurance 1000.
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Snow storm.

s% AFs EPauspRPFfGSS 10.
: dFhc SHOW Vas iotr ihc6es dd6Pat Al
toona this morning 1T Is showing i1
Harrisburg and Philadelphia this attGfFl
1o6n.i Z q 2Du[H'Iak1 b
NEW YoRK, Nov 10.-1 7. N. t., u
WeatheroClds sa1dS SlIehEysnow storm
set in half an hour since. ''l''
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NO UNDERSTANDING WITH RUSSIA,

The assumption in England that Rdssis
and the United States have secret under:
standing, docs, not, appear TO have good
foundation. The President this afternoon;
on being asked us to the truth Of the Lon.
don lteleEram onIthesdbicct Of tho alleged
disrSatc63t0 SecFelhty Morgh ID Gelcfehce
t6Sthe iAlhbama claims, replied tdat hhe
first he had heard ofthe matter was In the
morning papers. ,-l-g rr--..
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The LatesSt;Neews.
wAsHINGTONja

s4Rr5s 6S:stISrg3FRN 8 ri 'i6SI MorfEy.

WASRhiGToNy NoSdmber 10.
II is officially ascurtat1ed that the lettet.
for the recall Of Minister Motley is, now
on the way to England. Until itshall be
readily him hewill, Of course, be regard.
cd as tue. representative Of this Govern
ment at tie British court. ,ls r,sa II.
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.Ia 'Dla.aa iWAsHTEGToN, Nov.'19, ="
A board Of naval officers has been in
session Tor some time past at Annapolis for
the final examination otImidshipmen, class
of 90, who had made practice cruise in
the c. IS. ship, Sabine. The board has
sent in It's report, which is not very credit
alberto tile Scholastic OFnautlcal a6qaire-
mcnts Of the young middies, Out Of 40
examined, 10 were found deficient = !" :,
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.ITATY."
K Coil1eThtiIy collective + Note III Russia.

-. i'd. ''.l.,ps,,5 ,l,I$ 81 /, DFLoRENcE, Noy. 90. 7
laThc collective note Of the great powers
10 RussiA Is, slill Under consideration by
Tic italian Government ,r - 'm
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7EIfpoRfAS ASF CASES IN iTEB SUPREME
CoURT Tho Supreme Court %ill coon be
called to decide some CaSes' olHery great
importance. One ofth6se is, the c0pStitu!
iionallty oG the cotton t4x, which involves
. q very large amount Of money collected
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Tie yauderpool (Dstroit) Murder
-. Case. -.

lguR RETRoTF, NIcrp1p November H.
At one o'clock this P. n, the jury in the
VonderpOOll icRSe at lKGlaInaEOS, is still
out, with but little prospect q an agree
mGnL. ...,..-.-.I ~. ~. ..-..-.... I. mn
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CAuFoRNIA q building horsc-cars on q
new plan-the horse covered BY the roof
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SPAIN.
The COrtesr Committee En1Route to
--n. - See Their King.

r. b,.u u.a ypan MADRID, November 10.
The committee appointedby tho Cortes
to proceed to Florence to tender the
Spanish Grown To the Duke OF Aosta, has
already set out on the journey. The
Cortes, have adjourned until the return Of
the committee ~ TonIL-I nHrL1 nn
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Every Family Bottle.

most flRtterinR testimonials nom P6ysiclanS Of
the highest standing, both Of tho Aapathy and
Homeopathy schools who endorse aud prescribe
tho Home stomach Rltte1 as D recuperant,
stomachc and, tonic, and all agree that they arc
the best remedy known In cases Of Indigestion,
Dyspepsia and GenCral Debility. They are cor.
tain preventative Of Fever and Ague, BETllousnesS
and all diseases arising from mRlArious eauses.
They are not only DGLI0uTPuL TO THB TATsB, but
beneficial 70 tho sick, the C0nyAleBeent and the
well, imparttng strength to both mind and body.
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AMB1r11to5rs.-Judge no Kelley" Of Penn
sylsanias aspires to; boz Chairman 5of the
Committee Nof Why's and Means, TEce
6chmck, just defeated at the polls; Oh
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= New Yofk DRY Goods Market. la
8 5Ilrl aiii ,snuIr rNEW YORK, NOrslV' "
Z. Tho market iS quiGt, but prices arc generally
steSdyoL pig1y ylnl ma -'-fz-lrD ~ gH
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iPlElhEiIRdelphia ! Market.

PLoUR-Dcmand light. - "a 81
,GRAIN-Wheat; advance asked, but p0he estAb
Ittled: indiana I'D 81 S9 81 las iltG $r4 4lat Is.
RygS gSlsaq Al OK, Cord steadS; mixed a@S7o'
Z M ian bteABIY. -ia.Oiy ll1rd 90
y WtiSIFYNFirni n i5c5 40 hg2o1GinI 40
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Another Note to EngIand--The Trea-
ty OF Paris no Longer Respected
No Designs Against the Ottoman
Empire.
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ENGI.A,NTD.7IGa ia, Il,

,,OO % ,IICTJTT II ~
The Queen DlsapprOVes Granville's
'SH"q'7A i'A N Reply. '' us.,
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sCuURz INTERVIEWS MR.. FISH.


Senator Schurz had long interview
with the Secretary Of State to-day 1p5 If,
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LONDON, Nov 19.
ThsUllowlngistA dhpaahftoh Prince
Gortschakolr to Baron Brunnow, commu-
nicated by Brunnow to Earl Granville on
tlpe0l Of NoYember, referred To- ~ the
4rst agrspta rspvlllospptet!j H
" "S Tz&1tkoe.SEI.o. Goth October.
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TAaRslnss Of Waleess. 81 aFspPEnssasnting the
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New York Produce Market.

rIS31a;rln-valrly 3; aclIvO. q ss s0a7. 8.
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"SF.aPErERsBuRg. Nov. 10, |
= VIA LONDON; Nov. 20. I

,Animposing iF66.c lad r RusstaIsqhadrDn
win shortly make rs appearance in the
Dardanellcs. A military force will appear
an the Danube if Vienna and Cunsllnti-
NOBLE arc less compliant .thRl ,RtlssiN
hopes. Ignatiff has started l0r C0lstanti-
nople. He has been furnished with ex.
plicit instruGuopSo hs,s.. s-E
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iTaEST ESpIts43 SGSaI 5On
Thursday, IN course ofsconversatioh, the
President declared that he had not yet
selected any successor to Mr.. Motley, and
on being asked whether he had rendered
the position. to anybody, replied. In the
negative also. He said, moreover, that he
intended to write no more letters 70 any
body asking acceptance Of any office in
his gin. He would first bsec the parties
and consult them before making formal
tcndor. -. - n -.----.- lL-. D. -.L-,--.--,-
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ai bsl CmcnIhAFI, November 10.
and unchanged; middling lEO
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-12

FEEDING ON TUE ROAD-Many persons.
In travelling, feed their horses too much and
too often, continually Stuffing them, not al
lowing them time to rest and digest their
food of course they suffer from overful-
ness and carrying unnece ssary weight
Horses should be well fed in the evening,
and not stuffed too full in the morning, and
the travelling should be moderate on star
ting with a horse having full stomach. #
horse starts in good condition he can go
twenty or twenty-five miles without batting.
This Is evident, when we consider the time
necessary to accomplish this space with
tolerabie speed. On the contrary. with a
heavy load and bad road, horse would
only go eight or ten miles in that time
Why cannot horses travel half day without
eating, IS well as to work that time on a
farm? If there be more exertion on the
road 1t Is a reason against frequent feeding
at that time.-American Veterinarian.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-12

ABOUT POTATOES. a little discus
sion has been INDUCED in by writers in the
various agricultural journals respecting the
proper time to dig, and the proper way to
care for potatoes after they are dug. Our
opinion with regard to dig ging Is that when
the vines are dead, if this occurs before the
frost kills them, the sooner the potatoes
are dug, the better. They are then suppos-
ed to be ripe, and after potato is ripe, if
allowed to remain in wet earth its quality
is harmed. If the vines are killed by the
frost before the tuber is ripe, we should let
them remain in the ground as long as the
frost will allow with entire safety. Potatoes
ripen if they do not grow, after the vines
are thus destroyed. As to subsequent care,
the mode adopted by the best growers is to
put them Immediately in cool, dry cellar,
in bins raised about six inches from the
ground, and not over three or four feet
wide, with slat- bottom and sides, so that
the air can circulate freely through the mass
In this way, unless they are poisoned before
putting in the cellar, potatoes can be kept
from August to April.
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for the farmer.
Saving Corn Fodder.

To save corn fodder TO the best advant-
age, the corn should be cut up at the ground
as soon as the ears are glazed, and set in
moderate sized 5tocks-large enough to
stand well, and not so large but that the
corn will ripen up and cure we'll To make
the stocks stand well, some care must be
taken TO set the corn in rather small hand
fuls, all around alike. so the stock may be
well balanced IF set in large armfuls, 1t IS
very common to get one side heavier than
the other, which is very likely TO crowd the
STOCK over. 1t is also very important to
husk the corn and secure the fodder as soon
as both are well cured, and before the late
fall storms have much chance to damage
either. The SHOWS of November are very
injurious to corn fodder, and espe cially so
when they come with high winds that drive
the snow all rough the stocks A very
good way to keep corn fodder, is in rather
small stacks, well put up and secured against
high winds and storms. Except in very
dry seasons, cornstalks that make heavy
growth seldom get dry enough to stow away
In large mows, but good deal may be put
on scafolds and other places where it is
surrounded with air.
Corn fodder, if thus cut, saved and taken
care of, will come out bright, green aud
sweet in the winter, and will be freely con
sumed by nearly all kinds, of stock 1t Will
then be found one of the cheapest and best
substitutes for hay that is available in A
merican farming. Hence, the present large
crop of corn fodder, if thus managed and
saved, will go far to make up the deficiency
In the hay crop, and be worth millions to
the farmers of the United States. The corn
will also be more than usually abundant
and be fed, as needed, with the different
kinds OF fodder, to keep stock in good
thriving condition.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-12

EARLY CALvEs.-A correspondent of the
Country Gentleman says: There is good
deal more depending on an early start than
is generally supposed ; yet every farmer who
has raised stock must be aware Of the ad
yantages attached to a calf or a colt born in
March or April, over one not comming into
existence till June. The early young ami
mails become strong against their first winter,
anG go through the cold spells without the
check those that are younger and tenderer
receive, and having gained good, clear
start, they will never lose it, and it is the
same with lambs, pigs, and young poultry.
How attentive to this matter should those
be who possesses highly bred stock, for if it
is worth consideration with good common
stock it must be Of immense importance to
those who breed animals coming to be worth
as many thousands as the average grades
are hundreds. In Er gland the winters are
much milder than in our Northern States
yet this is seviously studied With ovor,
variety of live stock, for the first winter Is
the most critical period of agricultural ami
mails existence, and when the young stock
Is brought to grass at about fourteen months
old plump and fat as they can be, to be
perfectly healthy and growing, there is an
end to all anxiety concerning them.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-12
cURwENsvILLE ADVERTISEMENTS,
TEETH TEETHli

Extracted for % cents,
and Local Anaesthesia' The only harmless and
efficient anastheties now in use,l by
S j. Hays, SHrgeon Dentist, CHTwensrifie, Pa.
Who would hereby most respectfully return his
thanks for the libei al patronage of the past and
inform the public that he has removed his Office
TO the Corner of State and Locust Streets, over
Jenkins Store where he is prepared to receive
his customers in newly fitted up Rooms and dc
their work in the most skiiful and workmanlike
msnner All work done in the latest and mest
approved styles and guaranteed.
DR.. Hays will be engaged in his office from the
LIST 10 the 23d Of each month the balance of eath
month. he will spend in Glen Hope, Burnside
and Luthersburg, alternately. Parties residing
at a distance should write 10 previous OF their
coming Office hours. from to II o'clock, A. NJ :,
and from l TO O'Clock p. NJ
We use none but the very best material and
defy competition for beauty, cheapness, and du-
rability Give n call.
Curwensylle, Pa May %, 1870 -feb3y.
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II +. n A U G j. +
WATCH MAKER,
GRAHAM'S ROW, CLEARFIELD.

The undersigned respectfully informs his old
custom ers and the public. that he has on hand,
(and constantly receiving new additions,) large
stock of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry.
CLOCKS, a large variety from the best Man
ufaetory, consisting of Eigbt-day and thirty-hour
spring and Weight, and Levers, Time, Strike and
Alarm clocks.
ATCHES-a fine assortment-o isilver Hunt
ing and open American patent Levers PLAIN
and full Jeweled-
GOLD PENS. an elegant assortment OF the
best quality. Also, in silver extension and desk
holders
SPECT4CLES, a large assortment, far and
near sight, colored and plain glass
JEWELRY of every variety, from single
piece to full set
Also fine assortment of Spoons Forks but
ter knives, etc, plated on genuine Alabata.
ALSO. Hair Jewelry with pure gold IN ounting
got up TO order. Call and see sample book.
All kinds Of Clocks Watches and Jewelry care
fully repaired and IVaTraRfef.
A continuance OF patronage is solicited
Nov. 2Sth, 1865. ii. f NAUGLE.
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Cows.-With the cool weather, butter
making and packing demand the attention
OF dairy-women. The COWS should be fed
pumpkins without the seeds, with some
bran or meal to increase the flow of milk
They require salt and abundance of frasb
water. A COW should never go thirsty. nor
have to travel far for water; it checks the
milk secretion more than most people are
aware
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-12

SEEDS are to be secured Peach and
other stone fruits are to be mixed with
earth and exposed to frost during winter.
Peach stones are usually strewn thickly
upon bed and spaded in.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-12

SwINE.-Begin to increase the feed in
quantity and to improve the quality. Feed
any old corn which may be left over, always
ground and cooked, if you wouii feed with
economy.
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CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.

The First Session of the next Scholastic
year of this Institution. will commence Mon
day, the 5th day of September. 1870.
Pupils can enter 1T any time. They will be
charged with tuition from the time they enter to
the close of the session
The course of instruction embraces everything
included in a thorough, practical and accom-
piished education of both
The Principal having had the advantage of
much experience in his profession, assures pa
rents and guardians that his entire ability and
energies will be devoted to the mental and moral
training of the youth placed under his charge.
Terms TUITION:
Orthography, Reading, Writing and Primary
Arithmetic, per session, (l1 weeksl s5 ee
GRAMMAR, Geography, Arithmetic, and Histe
ry $500
Algebra Geometry, Trigononetry, Mensuration
Surveying, Philosophy. Physiology, Chemistry
Book keeping, Botany, and Physical Geogra
ply. $500
Latin, Greek and French, with any of the a.
bove branches sI2ee
Music Piano 80 Iessons) sle.ee
.1g"No deduction will be made for absence
For further particulars inquire of
REV P. L. HARRISON. A N.
July 81 1887. Principal.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-12

Ii oKSE NAILS-nail rod, horse nails. rasns
IL &c, at c. kRAfZER S. Opp Jail
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SWEET PoTAToES-at c. KRATZER,s
~ Oppsite the Jail
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nCEENSwARE Tea sets best stone-ware 4s
X pieces at 80 % at M0SSOP'S.
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FOR THE LADIES
FOR GENTLEMEN

They have Black and Blue Cloths Black al
Fancy Cassimeros, ,ssttinetts, TWeeds, Nal
tons, Water proof Cloth, Silk. Satin
and common yestings, etc. in
great variety, and at prices
that will give general
satisfaction to buyers.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-12

SWAIM'S PANACEA. Konnedy's Medical Dis
- covcry, Uembold's Buehu. Bake's Cod Liver
Oil, Jayne and Aver Medicines for sale by
Jan. 10 MARTSWICK Z IRWIN
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I'D. PERKS Co.'S -four the best in market. for
4 sale by j. SHAW 4 SON
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-02
Sic Oeutidoem tn r6miitbea
Seere. ...

Ser Bifbpf &etteler Don Main3
YerD1entli9t iber Die Stelluns rer
Deutlden in Der pdpfliden Armee fol-
senpe @9ileerun9:
Dem peutl9en 6ersen 1T e5 bel
Dem Muientbalte in Rem INNER Elm
S@mers, rab bic Deutfben unter rez
uen, trelde ben beiligen 8ater unb
&om fir re fatbolilde @elt sesen bic
Mnerife letner Geinpe f9Iben, 1ur CT
nen tleinen She'll auama@en, 1pdbreno
onpere Natipnen bteran rem 9rSBten
Nntbeil baben. Sd tann bic pdp1fli<
den Gruppen bel srpeen Teltli6feiten
ni9t Yorbeimarldtrea ieben, pbne pab
mir oas 9ers iiber bos fletne 6dufden
Der Deuti9m unter - pielen Gransoz
fen, 9pudncern, BeIsiern, @anaotern
&c. &c. blutet. llnb cod >par emit bic
ceut19e Mation sum erfen @d9ter Der
Stride beftellt unp ppd 1T AUDI beute
nod Die 6dlfte Deut19lanos fatboliid,
unp bod 1T aud jeff Der peuti4e @cl<
cat Der bette Splcat. unp bod wIrce
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