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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-10

Nhcrcupun on motion the bills of street
mborcrs under Ryan rs street supervisor,
amounting to $50 81, and Jno. Kcohlcr,
for opening safe, amounting TO S25 90,
were ordered paid by unanimous vote.
Aldoyman Fitzgerald then moved that
the bin Of james Ryan, amounting to $40,
be paid. Carried, by the following vote
Ayos-Fhzgcrald, Klob Mckee Mem
del, Thcobold, Winter, Walder-7.
Nays-Lohr Lonergan-2,
by Fitzgenld-Motion to allow the
bill Of NJ. Silyorbcrg for binding, etc, for
city amounting to Si7 90, Carried, by the
following vote
Ayes-Fitzgerald, Kleb, Lohr, Loner-
gan, Mckee Mendcl, Theobold, Walder
5
Nays-Wintcr-l.
The bill of John Clancy was then or
dered paid by the following vote;
Ayes-Lonergan, Mckee Mendcl, Theo-
bold, Walder, Winter-7.
Nays-klcb Lohr-2.
bills of
J.. Sweeney SO 90
John Mchuii O0
4 Mcl.ahsh ~
Carried by the following vote, viz;
Ayes Fitzgerald, Kleb, Lonergan, Me.
Kee, Mendel, ThSobold, Walder and Win
tcr--s.
Nays--Lohr-l.
The committee on claims TO whom was
referred the cost bill in the mandamus
case Of Fox Howard Il Co., beg leave to
report as follows
To the Hon. the Mayor, Council api Alder meui
Gentlemen Your relator respectfully
reports That being Of the impression that
all the liabilities of the city in the case Of
Fox Howard X Co. were Included in the
bonds delivered, after dhigont inquiry am
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June y TstU.
On motion the report wa, received and
the recommendation Of the committee
concurrcd in and authorized by the follow
ing vote, viz;
Ayes-Arter, Barclay, Jorgcuscu. OCal-
lahan, Branklc, Fitzgerald. Iuhr. Lon
ergan, Mckee, Mcndel, Theobold, Wallcr
aud Winter-l2
Nays-Kleb and Mendel-2.
The Drainage Committee, 10 whom wa.
referred the resolution providing for the
removal Of certain sewerage pipe, report
ed the same back, recommending that the
Council authorize the said pipe 10 te re-
moved. Report received and work order
ed done.
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SlGI5 and $l7 so costs, TO say that she
will take in payment of said judgment city
scrip at 20 cts. 20 the dollar; and we re-
spcctfullv ask the Council TO net upon the
proposition.
VERY Respectfully Submitted,
MKEAiG. y MUM IL POPE,
Attorneys.
Alderman Winter moved that q COM
m,ttce Of . be appointed to confer with the
petitioners relative to their claim against
the city and that the mayor constitute one
of said committee.
Carried
Winter and Barclay were appointed.
Councilman OCullahan represented to
the Council, that on the 22d day Of April,
\. d. 1870, there was a Judgment obtained
against him by the city before Judge Bross
for selling liquor without license from the
1st day of January, A. ID. 1870, until April
lst, A. ID. 1870, whcrcupon Councilman
Jorgenscn moved the Council tina, inasmuch
ms he procured license after being mott
ned by summon 10 appear djm nDs'cer the
charge prefcrrcd that said fine imposed be
RENTED
Carried by the following vote, viz;
Aycs-Arter, Barclay, Jorgcnscn
Brankle, Fitzgerald, Lohr, Loncrgan, Me
Kee, Winter.
Nays-Kleb, Mendel, Thcobold, Wal
| der-i.
Adjourned. JOHN BROWN, Clerk
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-10

give "a uniform and natural color 10 Wait" ana
strcak-'i batter aud the best manner Of mixing
snd rcpacking batter Tor market.
These Two Receipts Alone are Worth
Hundreds Of Dollars.
IT TELLS The cheapest and best modes OF
manufacturing washing compounds How tp
make hard and soft soap, inks, candles, palut,,
yainishe-, dement's, and baking powders.
IT, TEL1S How tn clarity honey 30 as to ,,ll
for nearly twice the common sort.
IT TELLS The latest and best mode Of salt
ing and curing ham, and all kinds Of meat.
IT TELLS How to dye clothes Of all shades
and IA fast culofs.
IT GIVES Valuable receipts for curing burns,
sores. cuts, teons, frost bates, cancer, ear ache,
tooth ache, Ing worm, with hundreds OF other
new and valuable methods, with full directions,
so that any one can use them
IT TELLS How TO take fruit stains, ink stains
iron rust stains AMI paint stains from clothes and
silk dresses,
IT TELLS How to countcnet frost upon trees
available receipt
IT TELLS How 10 tan FuIs, either with or
without the hair or wool On, and how 10 imitai"
those oi superior grades.
TT TELLS Howto make the curling fluid for
lets.
IT. TELLS How Ia feed hens 80 az to make
them lay all the year round,
IT GlvES over I've hundred rare and yalua.
BILE recipes. and complete guide 10 the manu-
facture OF hundreds Of useful and saleabe articles
Including Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet
and Dental Articles, and many others easily made,
tring cost, and selling readily at large profits,
with many Manufacturers secrets, Sc.
IL Is Valuable 10 Every One-Be Sure
and Get u.
rs-sent by mail. free Of postage, for ONE Doll
LAR. Por sale by William II. Bishop, St. Louis,
Mo-, Agents for the publishers.
maylsd3m
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PETITIONS.


Petition Of II. Wardcr asking permits
Sion 70 erect building on lots !, 2, and
an Block 50, in the first addition. Refer
RED 70 Committee on Fire Department.
fe'uon Of Clayt Hutchinson asking
permission TO remove frame building
IRON 10, Is. Block 2, upon lot No. in
blocE No %, city Of Cairo.
he'eFfed 10 Committee on Fire Depart
men.
A. C Su''oh non many citizens praying
,he oty Council to re-cstablish the market
house In Its present location. Alderman
winter moved TO refer to Committee of
hve 10 be appointed by the chair, upon
which motion the ayes ana No..
called with the following result.
Ayes - After, Jorgenser P;,oa..,,
M hee, Theobold, Waider and 49,"
Nays-Barclay OCailahan. Brantla'
kleb, Lohr' idnegar, Mendel-7. ''" ~
There being a tic vote, the chair v,,.a
In the Affirmative and appointed MS such
committee Winter, Mendel Kle,, o'c.,'
han and Brankle N"''A-
To the honorabllssy or and C,pncn ,,,,....,-
Cairo; ~' N' N'tll3 o
We are authorized a. attorney. c.r NJ
Anna Redman, who obtained A. i,J,,,'.,
". the City of Cairo, Feb. 10, is76 e.,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-10

rEsUWcllings aud contents. Merchandise,
Stocks, Manufactures and Machinery, Halls.
Curgue- and Freight Lists insured on the most
reasonable tcrm-, ~ the hboS.-nainod c"mpsnos.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-10
Adjourned. JOHN BROWN. Clerk.

ta,,o,,, uoo,inco =, tho s,,oo, ,,o,,.n1
'f'''" "'''''S - r,,ro n, ,nn".,, ,s-o
=. 80 80 vs. o.,
'"i'cu 'or onh'"ss'"s '"' 'e'","S " '"'
late election OF member OF the Select
Council from the city ut large.
proscr, bis To, Tho Movor and Conn
-. - o,C.,
c','neh Ar'er' p"rc'"!' 'orgehSo"' |"'-
lahan-3
"ncreuPoh '"o re'ur"s ., s"' ''''''o"
were i"id before saiu board, from an OK
ANIMATION whercof IL appears that III 'hc
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-10
FEVER AND AGUE
AND CHILLS AND FEVER.

Chills and Fever are caused from certain
poison existing in the atmosphere known, ~
malaria. IL reduces the vitality Of the blood
retards the action Of the different ORGANS, and
causes Billiousnes., Constipation, etc, aud IN
this way prepares the system for any disease Of q
more serious nature which may follow To avoid
further trouble, and relieve yourself of inls
disease, take
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-29
,ho.o ,vho -, walk, with arms in slings

those who can walk, with arms in slings
and bandaged heads. In the kursaal,
the stately liveried porters stand to open
the door. y The grand main Saal. where
the balls and concerts are held IN hap
n;er times. and where, how often have
danced with pretty American girls, Is
cold and deserted. In the gambling
room, from eleven o'clockiin the morn
ING until, eleven at night, the bored crou-
piers sit st the roulette table, yawning
over their gold, playing with the little
ivory ball and their useless rakes. The
fre,tc ef, quarante table is draped with
a green cloth and is unoccupied. No
body plays, but the devil never leaves his
post. The temptation is kept up but
even the croupierA are Interested IN the
war bulletins; andeare content, perhaps,
to be updisturbed with their newspapers.
In the afternoon another concert Of the
band in the garden, and atnght another
in the grand salon. The great chande-
liers blaze, and are reflected from the
gilded and frescoed ceiling and the pol
ished marble columns. On the velvet
cushions reclines young Curassier
officer, with his arm in sling, his
brilliant uniform soiled and stained
with the battlefield; near him his
mother and sister, and perhaps another
friend or two. Sometimes | see one or
two other listeners, but the entire rest of
the society is gathered in the reading
rooms. There are too few to dispute
the papers, and each one has his fill, l
read twenty day; read the same news
over half dozen times, in as many diff
ferent languages; the appetite IS insa-
table, but feel am getting a literary
dyspepsia; my brain is confused, and in
lucid intervals Of exhaustion | thank
God that am not an editor, obliged al
ways to work as hard.
i Rising to go home, l cast glance
through the window, and see the tired
croupiers sitting alone, like group OF
disappointed spiders. 1t is still raining,
but the garden is ablaze with gas. The
music follows me, and the Kurhaus looks
as if gay and brilliant .tete were gong
on. | shudder and hurry my steps, and
only put the ghost out with the candle.
~ "a tfeNal ~ issge2 j. R. I.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-29
An Ode.ious suggestion.

Swinburne has written an ode to the
French Republic. This lofty rhyme IS
built up Of strophes, anti-strophes and
an epode, In its construction metaphor
and metaphysics, grammar and grandilo'
ouence are thrown about with the care
less disregard for innocent passers-by
which characterizes that poets freedom
of style. Most probably no sane Eng
lish-speaking person has read i through
and preserved his sanity. The poet :
idea In writing It was TO get the French
engaged in trying to understand It, and
the Germans to engage in translating il
and thus stop the war By pure exhaus
ton Of the combatants. The idea was
good, but hardly prachcal-PuaeAi
neiio. s--..-. - 3 t-s .t.-I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-29

A correspondent of leading fashion
journal, in commenting upon the current
fhshions for ladies, says that girls OF
fourteen 10 eighteen years OF age should
be warned against destroying their own
hair for All the fntnre BY wearing the
masses of false hair now in vogue. III
has been kept short, as Il should be un-
til they are twelve years old, il will be
lust the right length TO braid and wear
flowing: il Il be too long for that, let them
braid Il loosely and tie 81 the top with
ribbons. 50 a. TO form braided loops, but
let them on no account mount a heavy
chignc-- - i't ~
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INSuR RANCE.
MASONIC MUTUAL
Life Assurance Association,
OF MEMPHIS, TENN.
OFFIcE. NO. UNION STREET.

First Question--How much per annum will
IL cost a man of thirty-fve to insure his life IN
Answcr-sl3l for a 5000 policy, .. .l..,-
Second Question-How much VIII II cost ~
the Masonic Mutual Assurance Association o'
Answer-About s37 50. payable at intervals,
(See table of standard authorities at our oihce'l
Third Question-Why this difference Tor Tue
Answer.lst. Because by this plan the Asso-
citation only calls for enough in initiation iees
(the interest upon which will finally pay IA Nvth
ing expenses), and the s2 at death TO pay Iosses'
2d. Ifthere are no deaths, no tax.
Fourth Question-llow can you ahoru W in-
sure so much less than the old mode. .,,.t
Answer-Because we do not charge eh9uhi 9sl;
in advance TO pay you One-half back ID aMlll- M
dends out Of your own money palu IN
Fifth Question-ls policy oi ihsulan..s I've Nv.
the Mutual plan the same IN All esP'''''
h1swerSAfter IN the Association has issped So e.
800 policies and is kept 20 that s,iu.' a. - -,
numbers, there is no difference, eAesp. es
you are taxed only q the deasn tsxed a. Whether
while in the old mode you are ttAeu "NN'N'
losses or not, and that in advance, 4, ,b;s
Sixth Ouestion-Will policy holder III 'n'a
Association receive a DIVIDEND 49,. .h;.h
Answer-Yes; from all terclt
NAV aecrue from forfeiture and surpl ny
Ssventb Ouestion-How are your tuhas IN
Answer-Under direction o. the ,dts fin%,sIe xslo
COMMITTEES, on unincum eer.a iss t,.ent or
| ned at twice the amount o. inc IN
upsSSPbseoS FSbIb eoS1estiSnSbOes The Association pay
~ - of the policy holder two dollars to5
each enrolled member 95s5ld any n member fs to
a. a., ~ Last assessmentf
pay yonsr1ies; on ,1s as the Association holds in i,s
A.-.rt Answst fsnd, paid in by initiation Tee, an
pp1,nsnf IN excess Of any amount u WI oe AZ
one time called upon 70 pay on 'he uea'n VI
member. So. so~..rs g-5-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-29

Far on in summers that We shall not see.
the duty Of surviving contemporaries IS to
prepare the record for the future. And
who can better do this work, illuminate
this holy scroll, than the accomplished
scholar and brave soldier who, l see,
helped to bear the pail Of Lee, and in
whose veins flows the blood Of the great
General who fell at Shiloh2 r H
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-29
LOUISVILLE ROUTE.
FALL SCHEDULE.
Takes Effect October I'd, 1870.

Brownsville accommodation leaves at 4,45
D. m. daily, except Sunday.
The train leaving Memphis at ! .25 p. m. runs
daily. The n. m. train does not run on sun
dsy. Both trains run through TO Louisville
without change. Elegant sleeping cars run
through on the lbs pm. train from memphis
through cars to Philadelphia, Cleveland, But
falo and New York, without change. Only
one change from Louisville TO baltimore,
Washington City and Boston. Berths anu
staterooms, in through cars, can be engaged
nj the Ticket Office, 237I5 Main street.
J.F. BOYD, Superintendent;
Jas. SPEED. Ticket Agent. s-6z-I
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. LOCK STITCH which j

makes is more durable and beautiful than
any other, presenting the same appear,
ance on both sides of the fabric and will
not rayel. 1t is also more economical,
recurring oSE-rHIRD LESS cotton than
any OF. er kind of stitch. Being the same
on both sides, it is not necessary to use
the extremely fine sewing cottonrequired
by those machines which make a stitch
with ridge on the under side, which can
only be concealed by using thread too
delicate and fine to bear ordinary wear.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-29

Bishop Quiufard. Of Tennessee, deliy-
cred an oration in Rome, Georgia, last
Wednesday night, on " Christian Knight
hood" as Illustrated in the character Of
General Robert Z. Lee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-29

Mustang or native fruit trees IN Calf
fornia fruit better than imported ones,
though the latter blossoms sbundantly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-29

Its simplicity renders its movements
so easy that a child can work IL. 1t is
almost noiseless in operation, and for
speed and rapidity Of motion excels all
Others. as has been demonstrated thou
sand times by competition. a.--..--
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-29

The prices are within reach of every
one. Machines are made to suit all
tastes and circumstances, and the plain
est in finish will work as well as the most
costly. 5N' llia ~
Full and thorough instructions given
at the house OF, the customer at any time,
free of charge, and the utmost pains
taken to render complete satisfaction.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-29

1t possesses the very great advantage
of carryingthe work in the natural way
from left to right-which enables the
operator to handle the work more readily
and to sit upright; while machines which
carry the work from the operatorrequlre
an inclination Of the body forward (detrl7
mental to healthy and are hard and tire
some to use.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-29

Its yearly sales are largerthan those
of all other Sewing Machines combined.
This fact alone is the sprest test of its
merit and superiority,gaeR
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-29
260 Second St, Vincent Block

P.Is.-An goods packed. shipped and deliv-
cred in city free of charge. 43.os
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-28

~ gsa.pf1ee. .M,rnes: Ssters fns cas- tiuisRe anb
unb erae Nittel sur netsreatuns ssn Sb anb fstsn,
NJ Fe III baben finb. bala sebraadbt pereen f.. vi.
gDenn tte Namen unterdretbrn siaseanbt nerbsn.
{euen e teuttia se&rieben en, anb has peRam e'un,
umb etaat senau uab riatis aasessbsn ressen.
gDeun eine 3etuns ssn einem ppfsmt an Elm anssrss
perest werbea fou fu us ines aa& sas psaaat aase'
seben werben bic 3ettuns frIber smYtansea rurse.
gpenn Semaus fen slatt ni&t reee!md6is empfdnet
st.r & auf irsenb Elm. Grt eb eini&ldaen, 70 uate
ber tetresnbe Neeut rmie bic Serasssebsr fosa BE-
na9ridttet nerben.
Die gerantwprhGteit fit @etfeatnneea fir bic 3et.
tune erten mir nur bann aternsben, tuenn seebs1 pet
resifrrteu grief rtsr per gra.Sfee Mpnes &C.
fdebea. i4.
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Mn8ldmoii@e Ma@ri@tem.

Stalien, rieles retdeeieenete uno
ebenio id>rer beimseiu6te eano, 1T
.fortwabrenb bic Beute reYplutipndrer
umtrtebe unp @eri9mSrun9en. Der
III ieinen uml ltuSpldnen nod i'm @reiz
1enalter raitlole Solepb Wa;sini bat 70
eben ;u Matlanc in befanntem Stile
cine neue Sro1dlre in bic Welt eeleBt,
wel@e ben Iitel fiibrt: vGom Gonctl
su @ott" uno an bic in Nom perlam<
melteu 8tld5fe Der Stride aprelTrt 1T.
,&om miro unier lein &penn ras Banz
ner Der &epubltf iiber Stalien Rattert.
Die 3eit bes Snctpiruums 1T poriiber,
e6 besinnt bic 3eit Der N0ociation unb
miro in fu3er GriR-p piellei9t Don benz
felben @pm aus, bae ibr serweltli9t-
Monar@ie unp papfttbum nit einem
Male Don Der Gree Sertileen." Das
1T per &efrain AUDI riele6 2iere5 peS
alten N9ttatprs an bic &eppluttpn.
Man mag lter feline &oopmpntacen
bic N@iel 3uden, sewib it, cab Die re-
publifanti9e 8ewesuns i'm &Snisrei9e
mebr unb mebr an Booen 9etpinnt unp
ale &la0en Der 8ep6lferuns ereriffen
bat. Gin rSmil9es Blatt Sdblte reuz
lid ni9t peni9er als piersis Spurnale
aus ben srSbten @tdcten Der 6albiniel
aut pelde ra6 Yro9ramm Ma;3iniS
gu rem tbrieen 9ema@t baben. Sp
lebr man it@ AUDI bemiibt> bic iineften
Sprsdn9e in Maitanc> paSia> Garraz
ra, &apenna> Bologna uno anperen
@arniioniapten su rertu11en, wp be-
tpaffnete 8ancen Die Galernen iiberfez
len unp nur balten Btoerfanc fanren
10 baben rielelben ep9 feinen 3peifel
rariiter sela0en, rab bic &esieruns
lelbt auf pa5 !6eer ni6t mebr unbe<
cinst ;dblen fann. @anssNesimenter>
bic man nit ibren Nummern nambaft
madt. iinp pom Sterhen bis 3u zen
Mannidaften berab pom eer @dbruns
an9eltedt. Nm un3uDerldlf9tten itno
Die 2ruppentbetle aus per prppins Ne<
APPEL, aus 8enepi9 unp Der 2ombarbei ;
aud Elm 9utes Dratel Der piemonteien
ldw5rt gum Garbonarismus. Gbaz
ratteriitti@ fit bic italienii@en 3ufan>..
be 1T bic flrslt9 RON Der vNasicne".
sebra9te Na9ri9t nab per fSnisli9e
Staats>Mnwalt in &apenna bic Grz
laubntb erbeten uno erbalten babe, fi9
pom bort 3u entfernen, neil ct anpnyme
8rtefe empfan9en unp auf perldiepene
Mrt bemerft baben piQ> rab 1ein Qeten
in @efabr fei. ueberbaupt ntmnt tte
llnfderbeit in bepentli9em MaBe ;u.
Sn &apenna wurre betanntlid Der
General GscpfeY ermprret. Sein
Na9foleer @eneral &obilanb 1pu9ansa
ernltli@e @prfeQunsen eema9t baben,
man mii1e f9 ;u 9rSeererStrenae uno
enersi1 19eren @priI9t5maBreaeln ent<
19lieben. Der MSrrer pes in Glprens
erpoldten Dele9aten Gampiteut 1T mod
immer nidt auf9efunben tpproen ebenIo
ueni9 per M5rper res alten Gbepaa<
res, ba6 innttten ber Stabt am belIen
Sage um9ebradt wurpe. Sn Gurin
treibt neuercin96 etne 8erbredertanpe
tbr untpeien, ,pel9e nit beiipieuolsr
6redbett bel Antru9 ber Dammeruna
i'm Centrum Der Stapt bic ertparteten
ccer ;ufdut9 in ibre 6dnbe laufenoen
lSpfer ibrer @ertbeesenitdnpe beraubt
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Wu1n,tte,: 1873.

be Wufre9tbaltun9 ofr Sronunn pas
NIT 9erin9en Soften sertunben 1T, ab<
lebnen gu fuQen elaubte. @pfern biz
fer Bei6lub nidt ab9ednoert wirc, mill
cer &tni9 Der proceifou innerbalb pes
Qiebf frauenzDpmes bennp9 beiwpbnen.
Da gu pieler Geier jepeS Sabr BON nab
uno fern an buncerttauleno Gremre
na6 Mln@e,, famen uno Der Stabt>
einen nambaften r1aterieuen @epinn
bra9ten> 70 1T unter Der 8arser19aft
iiter pieien tna9iltratiiden 8elblub bez
9reifid 9rpbe un;ufriepenbeit enttanz
ben. Snreb 9iebt es bierfiir Elm gut
bepdbrteS alte5 Spri6wort paS' allo
lartet: Selbf 9emadt ielbf oetta9en!
Son Mdn9en msloet bic pffciSle
Gprreippnbenj bab rer RSni8 ben
Snipeftor be6 S9uuebrer<Semina in
Speyer 9o9w. Gpnrar MeitbeE gum
8H9cf Der Di6ceie Speyer ernonnt
bat.
en- Sefferreitb entlpinnt f9 Elm
arser Streit 3wtf9en ben lnearn uno
ben Groaten. Denn in Grpatien ereift
INNER mebr eine sesen unsarn feinpz
leli9e Sttmmun9 um 0d. Der eroa<
til9e Qantta9 lebnt f4 auf 8eeer ben
unsarii4en &ei&etae; Neram ma&t
Spppfttpn 9e9en Yefb. Gin ben@rpz
aten mibfdQi9eS Steuer9eleE pas in
pefb pptirt puroe> uno eineGtlenbabnz
fra9e> in Der Groatien feline 2anbesinz
terefen beprpbt fiebt bilpen bic nd@fte
@eranlai1un9 ba3u. llebri9ens madz
ten fd Symptome elmer antima9Yaz
rii9en Stimmun9 ldon felt ldnserer
Belt bemerfli@ uno bra9en balp pa,
balp bort aud in 6fentli9eD Demonfra<
tionen aus, tei penen mitunttr bic
Gdufte cine BEN Nr9umenten na9belz
fence Rpue iibernabmen. Die jiinofe
Dempni nitration pieler Mrt fanb inMoram
ielbit ftatt unp e8 feblte ibr ni9t. &pie
es etma einem Minifertum paffren
fann, an eineun pro9ramm !; penn Elm
8plf6rebner, Der auf einen Iti9 9e>
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