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The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-11

INSTALLATION a regular meeting of
Bald Mt. Lodge, No. 3o4, /. O.. G. T., held
Feb. 7th, the following officers were installed
bv d. G. w. C. T. John Ferral, Jr.: w.
C. T., James Letford W. r. II. S., Miss
Minnie Street, w. L. II. S., Miss Ada Brad
ford w. V. T., Miss Lizzie Worden w.
s., r. +. Gardiner W. +. S., John Orr !;
w. r., c. F. Street w. NJ, A. Mills; w.
d. NJ. Miss NJ. A. Brodigan w. |. g., Miss
Alice Bradford; W. O. c., John York. Jr. !;
W. c., Mrs. II. L. Street p. w. C. T., f..
Murdoch.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-11

A friend brought into our Office yesterday
n few stalks of wheat and barley that was
grown in this place. the wheat being over
three feet in length and the barley two and
half feet with heavy heads Of well filled grain.
1t will do for February.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-11

Arp FOR THE SUFFERING FRENcu.-The
New York Chamber of Commerce have issued
an appeal to the people of the United States
in behalf of the suffering peonle Of France.
Contributions in moaev hreadstuffs and seed
for sowing crops in the Spring. asked, for
the proper conveyance of which, arrange
ments will be made.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-11

CATHOLIC CHuRcn NorIcE. - On tenor
row. Sunday. Mass viii be celebrated in the
Catholic Church. at Jamestown, at Q o'clock,
AN. and ia S.. Pasrick's Church. Sonora. at
IL o'clock, A. NJ. On Sunday, February l9;h,
In Sonora n. IL O'Clock. and in Big Oak Flat
ut Ii o'clock.
w McKEocH. Pastor.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-11

INsaNE.-Luigi Ratio, an Italian living on
Moccassin Creek, was examined before the
County Judge, on Thursday, by Drs. Frank
lin and Sears, pronounced insane and ordered
sent to the Asylum at Stockton. Cause OF
INSANITY inordinate use of wine.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-11

A Coon IMPRoyENENr.--Th Odd Fellows
have completed work on the road leading to
their cemetery in durable manner by put
ting in stone culverts and otherwise improv-
ing the way to the last resting place Of their
departed brothers.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-11
"A Glorious Changed!
THE GREAT WORLDS TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable re-
stOrative is the sheet-anchor OF
the feeble and debiIitated. As
tonic and cordial for the agcd
and languid, it has no equal
among st0Elachics. As n remedy
for the nervous weakness to
which women are especially sub
Sect, it is superseding every other
stimulant. In all climates, trOpi-
cal, temperate, or frtgid, it acts
as q specific in every species Of
disorder which undermines the
bodily strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. For sale by
all druggists.
August 49, 1s10-1y
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-11

Morning service will be omitted in St.
James Church. Sunday Feb. 18th. and the
sermon in the evening will be On God our
Dwelling Place.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-11
NOTICE.

The undersigned ha-ing bought the entire interest
A. III. Hyde in the Farming aud Lumber business vii
continue the business heretofore All persons having
claims against the late firm of NJ II. A. H. IIyde
Will present them to me for payment.
N. ii. HYDE.
Sonora, Jan. 5, 1s7l--Sm
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-11
f.5,S PRIZES. AMOUNTING TIC
SE5O,OOO.

Tae Gifts will be awarded Iva ysrectsrty
ss,,.fIor ", auncr n tHc Concert given ia
Sn,s francisco i'm MD of the Mercantile HI
brary.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-11
Ghe Nninn gemufrat.
LOCAL NEWS.

VIM. s. Cooper is authorized to act rs
Agent for the "uxroS DEuocRaT." for solie-
itng Advertisements and Subscriptions. and
10 receipt for money due this Office.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-11

J. r. Mcconnell, of Nevada. will be a car
ddate for Judge Of the Supreme Court before
the Democratic Convention.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-11
4SoNsTARLE,s sALE.-By virtue of an

N0NSTARLEsS SAIE.-Ry virtue of nm
u Execution issued of Justice James Letord Court
Of First Township County Of Tuoumne. to directed.
in favor OF Oliver Cowan and against Frank Prss John
G. Peiro. C. Comrades ais have seized and VIII ex
POSE for sale at pahiic Auction at Il O'clock NJ the
0fs day Of February, A. H. ISL at the Court House
door, in the city of Sonora the following described pro-
perfy. TO vit:
One Quartz M and Machinery consisting CT two stamps
and Battery Water Wheel and two Aras.ers win
Betting attached and in running order said mil being sit.
uated in the State California County Of Tuoiumne aud
the Township line between Townships One and Tw
and the North eastery side of the rad leading from
Sonora 70 Columbia and known the PrassS Co.,
Quartz Mill; Also the Quartz Claim situated in same Can-
~ and State township No. ami between RAINY place
and the of Springfield. ard being oae Thousand
feet more or less on lead lode and known as
the Prassa Co. Quartz claim. Bids TO be in United
StsteS Gold Coin.
Dated Sonora the alst day Of January. A. 7. ISL.
GEORGE STEI NMETZ CoHs'ahle.
BY N TAYLOR; DEPUTY Constable.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-06

New Form OF DRUNKENNEsS.-The
London Spectator says:
The Lancet calls attention to the
enormous manufacture of the new $. Il.
alive drug. choral. 1t states that it
Is sold by tons u week, aud quotes II
letter from Baron Liebeg, affirming
that one German chemist manufactures
and sells half a ton u week. OF course,
np such quantity is used in medicine,
aud the Lancet seems half afraid that
It gets into beer; but there is a simpler
explanation, as it will find on inquiry.
Taking choral is new and popular
vice, particularly among women, aud
is doing at least az much damage as
alcohol. The drug is kept in thousands
nf dressing cases, aud those who be-
Gin it's use often grow So addicted to
il, that they pass their lives in n sort Of
contented s%tnrefaction. Chloral
drunkenness will u be an admitted
variety Of the species.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-06
charles O'CorEer for President,

From the Cincinnati Commoner.J
The two nplifted hands clasped to-
gether on the clock do not more clear
ly Indicate meridian than the signs of
the political dial do the choice of the
first man in the first city of the Union
for the Presidency.
Charles O'Conor, in this supreme
hour of danger to New York and to
popular institutions, has the confirmed
confidence and The enthusiastic sup
port of both political parties as their
champion against the strongest com-
binatiOn of rascals that Z threatened
the existence of Democracy. He was
indicated ut once W. all other me by
the instinct of the masses. He has the
hearty approval of the superior think
ers and workers, among whose order
he stands at the head. He keeps his
balance, he keeps his counsel, he keeps
his integrity he has communicated
his lofty purpose and confidence to
the people. The New York public ac-
knowledges his great, his inestimab'e
worth t" them, after a long, true, and
spotlcss life in the ranks of his noble
profession, all whose honors lie has
won. He may be an austere man and
too rigidly professional, too unlike
other men to gain their love, but at
such IL tremendous and perilons mo-
mcut' all the memorable uien of his
tory were probably the least amiable
of their day when the crisis claimed
them. 1t was precisely because they
had kept themselves apart from the
crowd that they were recognized as
its saviols. Chatham, Lycurgns Scion,
Leonidas, Graeelias, Washington, JET
~fer>on, Tell, Wallace, Bruce, and the
rest walked alone among their fellows,
whose d~egeu"raey had made them the
prey of scoundreis, but whose woes
demanded IL deliverer.
Charles OCornor is incorruptible.
He is a man of great genius, but the
leader of the bar by attainment, indus
| try and chai acter. He is the strong
est eastern friend of the Federal sys-
TEN. He knows the Constitutions, and
what laws care in pursuance OF it,
| He yields as we'll the pen as the tongue,
He is in the prime IF health and ener-
gy. He never held al Office, but has
declined many. He is q mar before
whom Grant and all his corrupt allies
would feel as helpless as does Tweed
who would defy his tolls were it not
| for the moral, intellectual individual
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-06

ACTIVITY, the l%ancers were routed, and
the next I saw of Mcclellan he was
smoking a cigarette in the palace of
Santa Anna, his face as black as a
powder key. and an ugly wound in his
arm.
What Il book his life would make in
the hands of some men! He once in
tended t " write an autobiography
whether it was begun or not, we do
not know-most certainly it was ncvcr
finished.
The brave, fond heart is rulseless
now. The form of the stalwart SOL
dier is dust in its raraway grave. The
lanrels that lie gathered and wore so
we'll are faded aud gone. Back from
the unknown land no voice will come
to tell of what rank lie takes in the
spectral columns, closed up and silent
waiting the resurrection day. Yet
God deals gently Will, a soldier. When
he is brave and noble and courteous
and merciful, he has those attributes
which assimilatc heaven, and therefore
is he fo%reoidaincd to happiness after
death. 1t may be late in coming; the
hivonacs are right cold and drearv, we
know, TOR some, but after The night the
morning, and after the Judgment day
the New Observation-Disclosures En-
quivcr.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-06

Ey Sidney Smith said, Il short time
before his death aud while on his
We talk of human life rs n journey,
hut how v~ariously is that journey per-
formed! There are some who come
forth grit and shod and mantled, to
walk on velvet lawns and smooth ter
races, where every gale is arrested and
every beam is tempered. There are
others who walk on the Alpine paths
of life, against driving misery aud
through stormy SORROWS over sharp at
fiic,ions; walk with bare feet and
naked breast, jaded, mangled and
chilled.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-06

and professional weight of the Peoples
Accusrr, who has banished every pri-
vate care and claim for the public.
service, aud who will bind and drag
to the altar of justice the most power
full lot of telons this country has yet
produced. Such is his sacred cl,arac-
ter. that hecan 'lo thes, perilous deeds,
ard yet walk the streets of New York
alone and unharmed. What q BIZ ss-
ing t" this ruined, blasted, aud sinking
land if Charles OCunur were to grasp
the helm of State, and get MS back to
thu old track of the Union under tie
Constitution The whole impndent
rout of p%ettifoggers in the Senate and
House of Representatives, would kneei
down before the supremacy OF such ii
man, and the hrwildc,ed and smitteu
causes would bidr its diminished head
1t would he the year of jubilee for II
thousand good reasons. and not nn,.
bad one. The wl,uie West and Sou,l,
can res, ord Ia the nomination, and
Georgia and Alabama slould eacl, ut
once pm Charles O'C0nor in nOmina-
ton. II the South SAYS So, the Demo
cratic Northwest will respond witt.
STATE mij0riti, q OtfhnnsandS. Tire I;cO-
pie would discover that they need not
! sIs.Sp,aIN AT colt u, sn "a.
should &" int" ~ presidential cumI,ai.,.
with avery assurance. In Charles
O'Cnnor we have n new maj ma we ! ne
ii star of the first magnitude. liftc,
am"ng the great and good to the AL
mirins gaze of all ciassrs .f pairi e
VIII" love their county and its iil"rtir.
better than their Ives. There uush,
+" he ii spontaneous rising If all the
vital elements nf both Voli,ical %uariit.,
in favor If one whom they can ,yu.,
power, and hold in honor and vehe,a.
ton.
CHARLES O'CoNoR or NEW YORK.
From tie Lyrchinry (Va.) Rrrul liran.
The New York Herald "f the 1911
nit, after referring tn an article whic!
appeared in The Republican :, few day,
since. loaded .'Tom Scott and h
Presidency" in which il was asserre.
that IL political revelation WAS neepssn
I" save the country f:om the evil If
!erts of %nfirini corruption, Mhici
could only he accomplished 10y II aBi"i
Of the good and t,ur men Of the nation
irrespective Of party and politics, II
favor ut S"nir pure and ir~r-rroacl,ahlt
man If tle North for 'hr Presidency
asks us if we point to sucl II mar a.
Charles O'Con"r 7" We answer tina
Mr.. OtC"nor wo,lh he very acrrptibl,
ta ms. His character "a Il ni:ip, ii il
rist and "a statesman is sufficiently vel
known to recommend him tn the heart,
/. acceptance Of those who seek the GOO,
ofilr country as superior I" the gail
of party or tie greed ofrings.
CHARLES o'CoNoR FOR PRESIDENT.
The Wa"rent"n (N. C.) Gazette sa, .
Charles O'Con"r is spoken of as ii,
! Democratic candidate for the P,esi
hency.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-06
JEEAVY MESS PORK and EXTRA
Ii Lard for sale ly
HENRY A. BIOSSAT.

~ A love-sick swain out West thus
gave went to his pent-up feelings in a
serenade to his lady-love:
Oh, Polly, poke yonr night cap out,
And listen to my sighses;
NV heart it beats Il rnh-a-dub,
And my eyes-oh, how they crieses
Then in haste, dear Polly, haste away,
Day dawns, and time it t~lieses,
The stars are going ont, my love,
And the snn-oh, see, it rises.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-06

OTHERS SINs-SOne folks are pro-
digously p%enitent over other peoples
sins. and seem to think they have a
special call TO confess them before the
whole world. They will gOnge their
hlotier's eyes out rather than leave a
single mote in them. At the same
time they are singularly blind respect
ing their own failings.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-06

~ Jnsh Billings says; Most men
will coucede that it l"uk~ foolish To set
II boy dragsin' a heavy sled up hill for
the f~1retin' pleasure of ridin down
again. Bat it appears to me that the
boy ia a sage 10y the side Of a ,onng
man who works hard all the week and
drinks up his wageson Saturday night"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-06

ty SAKE says that Vermont is ia.
nous for four staples, "Men, women,
maple sugar aud horses. The first are
strong, the last are fleet, the second
and third are exceedingly sweet, aud
all uncommoDly hard to beet"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-06
GENTS, LADIES AND CHILDREN

GENTS, LADIES AND CHILDREN:
-alsO-
A large and ci,"ice lot of best brands If
FLOUR. ~ lit. intends r-suning at once
his BAKERY BUSINESS. and will deliver
bread daily, SUNDAYS excepted, ut the resi-
aenc.s in T"wa. FRESH hot bread deliver
ed at - o'clock NJ l viii give IS ounces
for one dime. BE it understood, however.
nil this is tor CASH. Give your Odd time
baker another trial, and You will he GER
tain to get full value. V. GIRAED.
Nov. %, 1871.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-06
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
l. respectfully inform their friends
and the sugar planters generally OF the
Parishes OF Rapides and AvOy Giles.
that they are now prepared 70 set %,
repair kettles aud boilers il the mos,
approved style and best w%ormanlike
manner. Having had q years expert
enc in this line Of business, the, feel
satisfied that they will render satisfne-
ton, aud will guarantee that their work
will lie better, and 10y their style OF
setting boilers. rconOmizc more fuel
than thar Of any "'hrr Mason in either
Parish. Best of references given, fire.
qnired. GIL. S SMITH a. SON.
March Is, ls7l-ly.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-06
gned)
PRESERVE-TO.THE
END HAVERY.

Precious Smith, Head Deputie.
This estimahle individual was fol-
lowed by "the young men BarnahaS
Ware, B"az Daniels, and W~alk-mcek-
~ Smith," They testify that the
prisoner had fascinated them at sun
''!Saied Bafnnbes %saietl,, last Sahba,l,
two weeks ago he cnDldn't keep his
eyes off ptis'uer oil meetiu' time.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-06
Alphabet efSheEt Rule.

Attend welt to- your business.
BE pnnctuai III y..n, pa,anirn.s.
C'unsidrr well before You promise.
Dare I" an right.
ENVN no man.
Faithfully perf"rm your duty.
G." not in the patti. ST wee.
Have respect for YOUR character.
Know ,ky-elf.
Lie not, tor any considerations.
Make few aranantarrrs.
Never profess what you d" boi rrac-
tice.
Occupy your time in usefulness.
Postpone nothing What you Il do
nov
Qratrel not with your ntiahinr.
Rrr"mpensr every ma; for his labor.
Save s"meihing a2.ins. a day o'
lrnuh!-.
Treat evrrylmdy with Kindness.
Use yoar~-.fio mniris,inn.
Willy ~" ia.rs' n's re- putari"n.
Watr!,iHil> guard a2aius: ~ilieaess.
Xamine your conduct daily.
Yield 10 Superior Judgment.
ZealOusly pursue tie right path
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-06
Special Notice!!

TINE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS HIS
! friends aud patrons. that he has just
returned from Nen Orleans, where lie has
purchased Il large snprl, Of
FRESH GROCERIES and DRY GOODS;
HATS, BOOTS and SHOES,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-06
RAPIDES FEN Summary,
ALEXANDRIA, La.
Mrs. A. p. CLARKE, PRINCIPAL.

Mss MATHILDE CLARKE, ASSISTANT
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-06

~ Dean Swift said: "It ia will,
narrow -s"n,td %ir"i'le rs j, is it'll mar
row neck.,l ~i"i,lrs the ,.ss the, have.
In them, tin. NOR. n.ise they make Us
."nlins it "ut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11

@riparins yUu Sremmatertdl 1T raber
ielbaYeritdsr,id. Nnrere %prseile nc
Ter Sabnsn finn nc arEBeren S%tsi9un9sn,
rie man ibuen oeben fam mn bic fur,en
&dpien mad, cel1cn RE Gurpm abeeitett
irerren f5nnen. Sbns 9rpEe Naftbeile
fin Gurprn !SalGmeHer ocn so unp iclbit
35 5ub.
9ab pieie sneipuri9en Sabnen fir nc
Sdifte prer 2l3 res 9reile8 per 9ew6bns
li6sn Sabnen eebaut inp I'M ein Drift
tel biIli9sr betrisben ,perren fbilnrn, er5T>
net ibnen cine 9rpbe 3ufunft. IN Sc
0snpen, no iid ric Anlase elmer 9eipSbnz
liGen Sabn Mot rcntiren wirre, fam
cine nad rem, beia9tsn Syiteme an9eleoz
ie nod im,ntsr 1ioirenpen abwerfen. Scs
~ipnrerr Riitfcjl acrrisnen iplde 9inien
III acknowledgements mn in SerSeeasnz
ren. Nls ioNgaannte feeders fir srbBerc
SinieIl, iinp iic brrrfen init Gprtbeil rie
Stcllc rer 3ipei9bdbnen ein;unebmen.
TAI iolde Sabnen absr audi ibre
llebslitanrc baden, Fart nidt serifwiesen
werpen. Die ssrinse Sreite res Settes
tbut rer Stabilitlt gbbrrh; bic Siir;e
Der Sd,pslIen. Ycrininrert rie Seitisfeit
res suilasers bic ensen Iurdihnitte
kalten rie 6eudtisfeit auf UNI Seten
leidt gnlaB sum &utiden rsr S5ihunz
gen. Die fursen GurSen tra9en sben
aud, nidt sur Sid,erteit bel. las bic 1az
iten BIC auf elmer iplden Sabn Sefabren
werren, SerinScr iein miiilen, seritebt lid
spn ieIbit /; chen 10 1T eie 6abrseidwin@
risfeit III minpern ; alle eiele llebelitanre
fSnnen r,lrd iprsfaaisen Sau unr &C.
wiiielbaften Setriet serrinsert werren,
aber rer !Sauptfehler res llebsrlareus rer
Sitter III zen punften, ny rieie yinien
nit breitipurisen ;,liammentrettm fam
nidt auisebrben lpsrren.
Splde Sabnsn iinr bereits III Srpter
gnsabl unp mand,c aaf siemlid betridts
life Streten in Sctrieb unr batcn lid
ais iebr swetentipredenr crpisien.
u. o..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11

tat ibren @riincer nnp Sleidiam ibrc
Seele nid,t serseiien. Sic serebrte III
rem Director, Srn. 1rmcaritular 9Siss,
einen 8eld, BEN ie int feierlidsn ,3use
unter entlpreGencsr slniprade iibcrrei6s
tie; rie @eianSabtteilung fibrtc itrsrs
ieits Elm paiienres 0eridt aui. Ter
@eielenserein bradts Srn. 9Sies eiuen
6adelsus.
60 mb9e rem rie WarianiidW Spz
ralitdt INNER mebr Seceiten ;ur Gbu
@pttes UNI sum !Seile ihrcr Mit9liercr
UNI Ter menldliden GeieQidui! A.; ikrcm
Director pini6en mir, mic tic ieltit &c
,piiui6t bat, Yiel !oeil UNI Seeen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11

Serlia, 3. 3uli. - 5n einem ,,Sais
ern" iibsri6risbsnen 2eitart.fsl Der Scr
mania" beiBt rS: 0Oa8 Seiipid res
Miniftsrs .. 2aB 1T allein ifpn Senii=
ssnp, INN bic 3uaanpe in 8aiem 81 fennz
seidnen. Der Mann 1T fatbplii6 unp
Spbn zines S6uIlebrsrs, bstratbete ater
RE Spdtsr zines bbbern prpteftantilGsn
8samtsn unp lieB feline Sinner prpteitanz
it'd eriebsn mas fu sismlt6 einsm Mz
faue BON rsr Stride slsibfpmmt. USE
eS fteint ties CT aber ppn rem Na9enz
blide lsiner Serbeiratbuns an Siel i6nelS
Ter in Die Stbs purre searslt unc 1T felt
Sabrsn allssrm6ssnrsr @iniier. llnp
70 fpmmt sS, paB pisisr Mssfaaens pen
gultuSs unc neutrality-suspicious. Der
.fatbplii6eu Stride Spritsbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11

ZEN oVur. @rrt" cntnehmen mir rel
Sencee:
Nsr wiiicn nil, mic man ric ipciale
EraSe ibien fam, rsn nerpeiien mir altf
Die 25idbrise 6eier Ter bieiisen Marianiz
iden Sppalitdt, peld)e lrBtrn Spnnta9
itattssfunren hat. SIS finn % Sabre,
ZAP !Ssn prpfeiipr 9Eies nit 5 6anrz
werfem bic Warianiids Sppalitat Der
Seiuiten wiepsr ins 2ebsn rief uiip berte
finn eS ibrer 1850, wslde pem Yersin
einpsrleibt finn. 0as Senff5nlein 1T
;um Saume sewprpen. Die 1850 Dit
Slieper iinp gum erDBtsn Sbsilf !6anpS
werfer unp NrbeiteI rlilp feiner ppn III
nsn bat ben Stof 81 rirer pariier Govt
mune, 81 elmer Snternatipralsn in f6 ;
rrarum? neil itc Sslert baben unp Ter
nen, nit ibrem gppS ;uiriersN 81 lein
neil le quite Gbriten finn, neil iie rie
@e'''f @0tte0 "''aqlF9 ~e'' JIG p'F
S@@lsF'9tF'Hfa 'h' Ps.'alap1"Ssn ~
res 9ebens rnp ibre8 StanreS nit Der
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