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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-15
PRUSSIA.

War Feeling getting Walked Up.-The
French Emperor Makes q Demand
aud Is Snubbed.-King William has
No Further Communication to
Make TO Him.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

Tux CITY SHOE S'roEr,-Thc City Shoe
Store, corner Of Eighth and Commercial,
presents unusual attractions just now. \
full supply of ladies, misses and childrcn'a
shoes has just been received, mud i offered
to the public, and especially to patrons, at
very low prices 4 large stock Of ladies'
fancy goods, including hair rats, coil. and
pad', has also been received, and j. de,orv-
ing the especial attention of the ladies. a
fine stock Of gentlcmen's custom work
shoes always on hand at figures that cam
Dot fail " give entire subtraction.
sepl0-ulw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

Tux ODD FELLow.-The little Cairo
steamer Odd Fellow, has, during tho past
few weeks, been undergoing repairs and
misunderstanding new coat of paint
and general overhauling that makes her
look like what she is--a new boat. She
left for Memphis this morning with ear
go Of ice. She would have taken the lo-
connective to ShawneetOwn, We referred to
Monday, had it not been otherwise dis.
posed Of
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

CHOLERA MoRBus --REAp Tuls.-Dr
$. u. Hartman Il Co.--Ients One week
ago to-day, | was taken with AN attack of
Cholera Morbus the vomiting and purg-
ING were Most excessive, and accompanied
by most intolcrable cramps. My family
became alarmed, and sent for DR.. -
but he was not nj home, and the nearest
other physician being three miles off, IL
was concluded TO procure bottle Of your
Mishler- Herb Bit'er. My wife gave our
boy one dollar and bidding him make
haste" dispatched him to the nearest drug
ris,, Messrs. Kaufman & Bros. He re-
turned. and according to the directions on
the bottle took a wineglAssful inmcdi.
ately, and repeated the dose every fifteen
! minute. for thrcc-qunrtcrs Of an hour, ana
/ astonishing US it may SEEM it stopped all
discharges and cramp like mSic. hou
cannot believe how grateful feel TO you
for this potent remedy. One dollar cured
me. and am satisfied that had the doctor
been Mt homc\i, would have cost me no
less than Ave dollars. Yours Respectfully
FRANK McLAlN.
Osborne, Green Co., o., May %, 1869.
sep. IL cod&w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

The PUBLIC School LIBRARY.-Itb he.
ing desirable TO effect reorganization Of
the Cairo Public School library Associa-
ton, or, at least, to take such steps MS may
BE- necessary 10 secure the 0bjsots aimed =,
BY the orgsaizstion, the Trestses are re-
qusstsd to meet At the office Of ID. Iiurd a
Son, Ohio Lsvee, on Thursday evening,
18th inst, At 4ocloek. The following per-
sons constipts The Board Of Trustees, AID
their presence, \ the time and place above
Indicated, is confidently. looked for; ID.
hurd, W. II. Green, q. II. Foote, $. l..
Wheeler Joel &. Morgan and NJ. Is. liar.
roll. q,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14
Written for the Cairo Bulletin
CAIRO FIRE.


rNt'sa'hFs
Tho bel pcaled forth full wild and free,
And tiuid sleep deserted me,
while men and dogs ds,ractelly
HoweJ their distress,
And called for help so piteously
I'rose to dress.
The n.ht WAS dark without aud in
The chairs were not where they had been,
And over one, my nose and chin
soon found the soor.
without, the general fuss and din
Grew more and more.
Escitedly Igroped in vain
Exactly whore my pants had lain,
Then tried dispairingly to gam
Ny bed room door,
But in this hunt, my muddl,d brain
Was fooled ono" more
by feet the long lost pants loon found,
And willy tossed their lo. sn-ound.
Ny head toward the door wa. bound,
And 90 it wou'5.
Then echoed DER the house q sound
That frohe m! ,lro,:
Of all thu falls that have Known,
OF all the pains that caused gtoan,
Of all the thoughts 10 'lot alone"
had the wort:
- az nj, the stars that ever shuu",
! saw the most.
My head, IN steering for the door,
Had found the chair found l. fore,
And with force, hope no more
To feel II use,
Broke down the chair upon TIA" floor
with blood prof,se.
1 rested a. I was, bit,
Then crawicd around and tr"l 10 get,
70 where knew the washh4wl ~,
To bathc my head.
Hut found bowl that wasn't i
land 80 forth, -
graspcd the bed with thou. hts rs sweet
A. theirs when long lost lry"rsmect,
Or those that angels use to greet,
Their friends rom Earth
when from the bells far de-" a the street
Throe note, pea, 6Jrth--
signifying that, after all. | wr.n't wanted.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.


The weather has continued cloudy since
last report, nnd last evening was damp and
disagreeabc, There are signs Of clearing
up this morning.
The river has risen one inch since la., re-
port, but seems to be again stationary,
Tho Mississippi i. still rising slowly ut
st. Louis. The total rise ut that point
amounts to thirty-four inches. There are
seven feet TO st. loui,, aud nine feet to
Memphis
The Ohio Is falling ut Pi,tsburs, with =
feet water in the channel. 1t is also fall
ing at Cincinnati and Louisville, with %
inches in the chute down the fall.
Business continues good at our wharf
and although the receipts by rail and river
are quite large there Is no accumulation
ms the amount Of tonnage i, equal 20 the
demand.
The Thompson Dean, Louisville, and
Mary Alice, were all here receiving
freight for below this morning. They will
receive Mt least 1900 tons at this port,
The Baker brought out $40 bbls -four
200 bbls lime for rcshipmcnt South, be-
sides con siderable assorted freight for
Cairo.
The City Of Evansville brought out lGi
SKIS wheat, so bbls flour, go pkgs furniture
for Cairo, 80 bales sheeting for st. Louis
300 bbls -four 20 bbls apples, 30 bbls
whisky and cologne spirits, 30 tons
groceries, dry-goods and assorted mdsc for
reshipment South.
The Bello st. Louis received upward. of
100 tons here.
The Armada brought l2j Dbl, -four, OF
SKIS wheat, casks bacon 2 tierces lard for
Cairo; 80 cases handles, 30 whccbarrows,
3 tons sundries for rcshipment
The Thompson Dean leaves positively
for New Orleans this afternoon,
The Louisville will finish her cargo to-
night and leave for Now Orleans in the
The City of Alton is tho regular packet
for Memphis and Vieksburg this evening
The Mary Miller is the Evansville
packet tonight.
The Psducah packets leave daily at A
pm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14
scpl2d&

A HANprUL.-A very small quantity
of wood or coal in Charter Oak stove
will cook plcn,eous meal for a small
family; for its whole arrangement Of hot
air aue., oven, frc-boS, damper, etc, Is So
planned as to conserve and apply all TIA,
heat generated directly TO the cooking
fJod, withou, permitting it to escape NJ
the chimney. scpl2-l td&w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

CENTRAL MEAT MAEKEr.-Oo S.,ur-
day morning next Mr.. Charles Uelfrick
will open the Central Meat Market, NEXT
door to the corner Of Washington sv.pu.
and Tenth street With AZ fine sapply Of
fresh bsef, pork, mutton, veal, lamb ,tc
rs was ever offered in this city.
Mr.. Helfrick is On old citizen, who hi,
been subjected 10 loss by 6re Of quit
everything no possessed, and now that he
proposes TO recover, We hope he will b,
literally patronized. He win keep III,
best kind Of meats, and the AIR Of order
and cleanliness about his market will Ger
tainly commend ii 10 favorable considers
tion. sepl4dSd
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

HonsoS- CuoiCE-Whoeyer attempts
to restore gray hair with the ordinary
preparations. mus, choose between the
,ar-lil,e yes and the muddy coloring iviid'.
Both are dirty. Phalon's Vitalia, or Sal
walton for the Hair, !. tho only article in
existence capable Of changing gray hair
to any natural shade it il transparent, fra
grant, limpid and infallblc. Sold by all
druggist. and fancy goods dealers.
scpl2dAwlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14
PHOTOGRAPHS PHOTOGRAPHS:

no 70 J. 0. Bagwell, Photographer,
corner Eighth street, and Ohio Levee, for
PASTURE Carte dc Visitss, etc Having
'''is afi"nscments with some of the best
a,'.' VI our large cities he respectfully
sOl'ns orders for copying and enlarge
''s ''' p'e'a's'' Call al his rooms and
apadtf ""''
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

HALLowED SosGs.-RgvDED EDITION
Philip Phillip has appointed w. b..
Rockwell a. Co. Gstahio Levee, his agent
for the sals Of "liallowed Songs and
''Singing Annual" Hsllowod Songs will
b sold at the Wholesale price-50c. per
copy, until the 18th inst, after which date
single copies can only DO had at tue regular
price, 75c. per copy, sopl23,.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14
CAIRO BUSINESS HOUSES.

The Iron store OF G. X. " Oodvard..The
icvcments or Printers Ink ma
Energy--A Model Establishment.--A
Tremendous stock OF Iron, wagon
Material, Betting, builders Hard
ware, etc etc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

HOUSE AND Lot ron SALn.--Ths cot
tage residence, No. II Eighth street, and
the lot upon which Il stands, Is for sale,
cheap for cash. The building contains
three rooms and kitchen, agood eistern,
etc is in good ncighborhood, and we'll
arranged for medium sized family.
Price $3.50, cash In hand. For particulars
apply OH the premises. ssplad8t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

lS the active pursuits Of pleasure or
gain, the inestimablc blessing of health is
too often forgotten, until disease is firmly
seated, and the fact only realized by great
bodily and mental suffering. The I.ivor is
the vulnerable point in most persons, and
the d.arrangemcnt Of that organ involves
almost the wholesystcm; hence the reason
why under Liver disease there Is onumc-
rated such number OF Affections and VIC
claim the Simmons Liver Regulator to be
remedy for them all.
g,,, l.\utu
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14
Th Bulletin.
NEWS 4! The CITY.

LOCAL BRrvirrks. Police business is
rather dull.
We hear il stated that the locomotive
that plunged into the river here, on sum
day last, was shipped at the risk oil the
owner. 1t lies in about thirty-hve feet
water. -...
For all the latcs, styles and best make
Of ladies nisses aud ohildrens' shoes, 60
10 Elliott Hawthorn u Cos. II
The School Directors viii rccivep pro-
posal. until 6 % clock Saturday evening. for
the construction Of sidewalk in front Of
the High School building, on Cros. street.
See the sdvertisencik l'fNN
Capt. josh .Throop is navigating the
raging Cumberland With the Mollic RAJ
gon. Running, as he does, in the Evans
vile and Melville lradc he can't expect
to do much business; but he can have
'lota Of FUN lgsoG r. .a.#
-Ewsll & Jacob will furnish Gasoline
for Gasoline--lamps and stoves at low
rates. tH.
The local character Of the "poetieal
contribution entitled "A Caro Fire, &C.
cures ~ place IN our columns. hav'ne
mus oearAyeu our ~eann''' ,or ''c"
matters, We must ASK Skeez'ek' J" %
mer'"u'' g u~ra q
Go 70 9SOhio LsvssAnd buy tho Au
=
rora oil Tor % esns per gallon. Those who
nave II know is value 5t %" u.
Anna Johnson, inmate 0 . bawdy
housc, was fined $40 and costs, before
Squire Bross, this morning. The penalty
was promptly paid.
Louis Norbert is in constant receipt Of
fresh Baltimore oysters, which he will
serve up 10 customers in any style Ilssiscd
on short notice and In Shs ,noAt sat;sfacScry
manner, ,,,.... .aupltf
,,. ,,u
A.. n.-..-s.,. Co., Ca.,..,.... 80
,ss $500. -. =. 49,. - NJ - W.
H.ll,d.v ~bo.. n,;,o,o .6.,,s .,o ar
nature that rendsr. sa,,;os on h;.- c.rt
out OF IN. question. Mr.. Myers will max,
An active and efficient commi,tee.
A. c.,.
n,....u,.. c,..,.,.",.....~.SIsI.
a....e,"..,s.. n. 1855"
nv. ''vr - P'o,e",sys"'" ~ Wv
80 ~" ~ "''",suS,n oSe'T.Ey''.
w. O""s :" ""v'nS
". "' w' y
s"ue " .nA"ae " "e AAna "' pau
"A oa,' LOT 'he oeneht OF Wioow nag
gerry WI" DC neia IN tue ot'ek building on
the corner OF Commercial avenue and
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14
Elliott, IIaythorn ~ Co. de

Elliott, iIaythorn u Co. deal cSclu-
sively in boots and shoes, and keep the
largc,. stock in the city. They receive
new supplies almost every day, aud are,
therefore, constantly presenting new goods
on the market. ifyou would supply your
self or family with good gcod', ut the
lowest possible figures, 20 RICH. there. #
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

The American Odd Fellow for the eur
rent month has among its into resting con
tents many valuable articles, including the
following Eight Bells Hebrew Poetry
Art of Living Happily; An Odd Fellow
Abroad Scientific and Curious Fact.
Out Of Work Oriental Sketches; Tenn
Piles OF fckin; Odd Fellow Gems; Humors
of the Day Leaves from a Rover's Life
Log; The Germans; Ladies Olio :.
Youths Department, &c, &c, Published
by the American odd Fellow Association,
No. 90 Nassau street, New York. 1925
per volume, or $3.50 per year.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

FINE BLoopgD HoRsg roR SALE--A
fine young Kentucky full-blooi horse,
three years old, about sixteen hands high,
perfectly sound aud in good order, for
sale at great bargain. Call on DIR. Hon.
nard, No. II Seventh street. sepl8.6t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

Try Ir.-Mrs. Whitconb desire. all Ia
try her syrup it is tho grca, childrcn's
soothing remedy and sold al. the low price
Of % cents. sepl2d&wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

W, W. Thornton, No IS! Thorntons
block Tenth street, has just received three
hundred boxes of glass, varying in size
from srl6 to 3Gxi0 For sale, wholesale
retail. ltf.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

SPOTTED LIKE DoNiSoEs. - The
teeth soon become specklcd If
every dchlmcnt Is not re-
moved from them every twcuty-four hour.
To do ,hi. eiiec,ually, there is nothing like
Sozodont. |, literary renders enamel im-
pcrviou. and indc-tructiblc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

SioHT Is Money cannot
buy it, but Lazarus and Morris perfected
spec,aclcs will preserve it. No glimmcr-
ing or wavering of sight peculiar to
other. in use. Taber Bros sole agents for
Cairo and vicinity. See advertisement,
nug3l d&wif
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

FLOUR Choice Family Flour in lbls
half bbls., sacks, &c., for sale u, the Esyp
tian Mills. aug 2tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

CHARTER OAK Cooking Stove-.he best
in use-for sale by G. w. Henderson 100
Commercial Avenue. See advertisement,
aug 2Od im.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

4 PERiLous LEAr.-Wo hear tina, II
railroad engineer while asleep in the see.
ond story Of his apartments in Ccntralia
the other night, dreamed that his engine was
in the act Of running of the track into n
deep rocky ditch. To arise from his bed
frantically rush TO the open window and
leap TO the platform, about sixteen feet be-
low, was the WORK u only an instant, The
son, nolent individual, was, Of course, terri
bly, shook up; but, aside from that, the
chief damage was inflicted upon the plat
form-the board upon which he alightcd
being crushed down and broken NJ IL it had
been glass, The locomotive wasn't hur,
a particle. .........
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

this reference has already acquired and
our limited local space, admonish us to de-
sist. We heed the admonition.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

FIEp. BLASKESBuRG, OF the Washing,
ton saloon, is judge of good beer
and keeps no other kind His 81. Louis
lager Is, conicssedly, the best kept in Cairo
Call on him and try it. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

. -
Ior sheriff.
We are authorised 10 UunonncG that ilr \. ID,
IRWIN lisa candidate for the oiH.o u sheriff OF
Alexander county, utihc ensuing Noy,mJ or cleo.
ton, subject to tie decision Of the IcuOrWi"
County Convention antOid
At The solicitation Of many citIzo = OF b,h p'u'
tca rari'es' hereby announce myself as the
PEOPLES CANDIDATE for sherldoi Alexander
county, at the ensuing November election
dt FRED. EOEIILER.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

"Spalding,' celebrated Glu" useful and
true. sepl2dlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

THE Mechanics Boarding house, corner
of Third aud Commercial is constantly
growing in popularity. Mat Burns, the
proprietor, is cxcr,ing himself to deserve
public patronage, and bi' efforts are being
handsomely rewarded. His boardcrs al
ways wear u pleasant face when They come
from their meals, because he feeds them
we'll. His rooms are furnished in first rate
style; the house is lighted with gas, and
'thc bar is supplied with II. line liquors a.
can be found in Cairo. The house is nj
ways open, night and day, f.r the reception
Of guests and the transactiul of busincs,
and everybody is kindly received and hos
pitably entertained. Boarding and lodg-
ing five dollar. per week, nr one dollar per
day. sep az
TmE SnIvgEISG SRAsoS..--The loss 10
the laboring classes Of III, United state,
caused by foyer and aguc has been csti-
mated u, upwards Of two .u,llions Of dol.
lars per annum. Whole elements are
sometimes prostratcd by l'c disease, and
it is regarded in some localities ~ one OF
those visitations of Proydcnc which
cannot be avoided This BE- "a mistake. A,
certainly rs any of the ev which are in,
vited by neglect may be .orestallled by
precaution, so certainly ~ nm attack al
intermittent Tor remittcnt ever he pre-,
vented by inyigorating '.' system with
Hostettcr's Stomach Bit -, in advance
of the season Mt which hi, malady pre-.
walls. Prevention, it j. trcllcss to say
is the wiscst policy bu, i. i consoling I,
| know that where time has not been thu,
taken by TIE foroloek, ana mo paroxysms
have actually commc ed, u com'
pletc cure may, in all c.,,., be rap dly
effected by the use If thi- powerful vcge,
table tonic The reputation Of the Bitter,
as specific for dyspepsia, liver complaint,
/ constipation and nervous debility, has in
some measure thrown into the shade it,
merits ns preventive ami cure uf other
ailments, but all who have ever taken il,
either Us u protection against or II remedy
for malarious fevcrs, will admit tina, ii
SURPRISES in efficiency ali the so.callcd
specifics GucludinP quinnr., usually pre-
scrbed for these maladio. while it is at
the same time entirely haT nless and de-
cidedly palatable. ,el2eod-daw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14

!" NICHOLAS FEirH, CSDgRrAKER.--Wc
i'm ite general attention to the card Of Mr.
Nicholas Feth, undertaken, etc. Mr..
Feith has 4 large stock Of goods in his
line, and will always be found prepared to
al orders, whether for the finest medallion
cases. or tho cheapest wooden coffin, at
prices far below those ut which such arti-
clcs have heretofore been sold in Cairo.
For particulars see card. Mr.. Feith is II
practical mechanic, and fully understands
his business. Hc Inns II splendid hearsc,
and will, on short notice, attend funerals
anywhere in the city or immediate vi
cinity.
lie also has n stock Of toys, CONNECTIONS,
etc, that is worthy OF tho attention OF
those wishing to please aud crafty the
little ones.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-14
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION
MEETiNG.
Friday Night. September 10th.


The Democrats Of Cairo and Alexander
county will hold Ratification meeting at
Lonergan's corner, on Friday evening, the
10th inst, to ratify the State Congress
sional and county nominations, and to in
augurate the canvass in Alexander
county.
The Hon. Emerson Ethrdge,lo of Ten.
nessee, has been invited, and will, prcba-
Wy, bepfeent and, with Judge Allen,
Judge Green, Hon. II. W. Webb, Joel
Morgan, Esq, and Others, address the
meeting. 10 3-kff -.I
Let there 10 a grand rally! The time
to be mp and doing has arrived and
every Democrat IL expected to do his duty.
Turn out! Turn out! BY your pres
encc at the meeting show that you are
alive to the necessity of overthrowing
Radical rule, and placing the reins of the
| government in honest Democratic hands.
&c. ----s
UNpEs sRyINa.-An old man named
Stephen Crabtrce is appealing to our citi-
scns for means to rebuild his house. which
he alleges vas recently destroyed by fire.
| and to care for number Of children and
grandchildren who arc charged to his sup
port. Tho case is one that is calculated to
appeal TO the sympathics of every well dis
posed person; but, in spite Of appearances,
the old man deserves no help nor sympn.
thy. Last week he circulated a subscrip.
ton paper for the same purpose; collected
fifty or sixty dollars, and loafed about the
| low saloons Of the city, until he made way
with every dollar Of the money. Reeov
ering from his spree, and finding himsel
pennies, he is abroad with q new sub
scription paper, and, IL our citizen
again place him, in funds, 1t will not b.
10 sostrsSution In aid Of the objects Sc
forth in his paper; but toward the pur
chase Of whisky TO keep him drunk wecl
or two longer.
| We make these facts public to protec
our libcral-hearted people, who are quicl
20 relieve distress and destituton, from i'm
position. The old man has shown himself
utterly undeserving.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-06-09
Die lebeubtse Maf@tne.

gerlete bic 9~aaytfeber etuer l1tr. unt jeter 1bdl tesSper-
sts eeritt IL llnurbnunS. Der Nasea tR tut m.nf<&en
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0eft@hflrle ntrt Se1t1i& unS pette, dc ausens ermanasn
pc 0laaies nne BE- tnteatsesten Aasbra2, NIB Gin Bug tr
4~ruaiaSnae unb tfr llnrube abrr bas sanie 0eR&t ~settreitet,
mel@erfo beuhi& ME sefarebene Wsrte faet. BAT 6as sruse
cruabrHnss Crsau, behtn Amt Is III, ben Ueblrfnti
tes ~ 6SrYttt senasen une i'm in aaen fb.ilen su ertalten
u"o erneaera, ieiaer gRt&t niat senist. Der @aseu Mill
gettdttt une reeulirt fein, rnb UNI btes IN ereden 1T So.
Hetter's masen Bitter. ME man ~wabrfasen iann,
~ etnbise Dins, bas Nott tbut. Die 3erbrsdene
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'sr 2sasea tann%nur ssteilt ubesseitdrit perSta. Dtshts If
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tansssaitttIs tutf&es aun f&sn fetsatseba eSabrsn 'erfuls.
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