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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-06
TIE PROSPECTS FOR 1879.

In Nov, 1865, General Grant receiv-
ed the electoral votes of &c States, and
Mr.. Seymour of 8, including Georgia.
Virginia, Mississippi, and Texas, with
an aggregate of . votes, were not rep
resented. Counting Georgia, "a of the
81 States we're recognized as in the
Union. Of the popular vote, General
Grant received 3,Ol2,s3S. and Mr.. Sey-
mour 2,70s, 249-showing a majority
of 3O9,5S4 for Grant. Since 1868, 9
States, which gave Gen. Grant 10, 761
majority, have become Democratic;
and Pennsylvania may now be re-
garded as likely to become Democratic.
Upon these figures We do not think
the New York Express overestimates
the chances at the next Presidential
election when it remarks: "With
proper discretion, the election of a
Democratic President is reasonably
certain. We need a wise National
Convention, and the selection of can
didates whe will command public
confidence. If these facts can be re-
garded as certain, as they ought to be,
the result ought not to be doubtful"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-06
CITY
THE

Ne are quite sure that none of Il
readers will regret the space occupied
IN these columns by = report of the
Grafton al the Carson Theater by
Adrian, c. Ellis, Esq. 1t is a scholarly,
eloquent and statesman like speech,
treating a subject somewhat stale by
patriotic repetitiens Of nearly a CEN
fury, with an originality and novel
force which awakened a fresh, vivid
interest IN the minds of the crowded
audience, whose frequent applause
and close attention showed that the
speaker had touched a responsive SEN
iime0t.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-06

The Executive Committee on ar
engagements for the celebration of the
Fourth of July was composed of the
following gentlemen: Gen. T. d. Ed
wards, ex-Gov. Slingerland. NJ. NJ.
Gaige, p. CavanaughJr. and ] .Sheyer.
We give their names for they are en-
titled to much credit for the executive
ability they displayed in the manage
nient of the ceremonies. Everything
passed Off Is smoothly as could be de-
sired.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-06

RErURNED.-The Eureka Sentinel
Two months ago, thought Eureka was
too slow a place for money making,
and concluded they would try Idaho,
and afterward Utah. They have re-
turned, and are now well satisfied to
remain here.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-06

In SUPREME COUKr.-In the case of
Hamilton ct al. VS.. Steele ct al, iudg-
ment affirmed. In ex parte Martin
rause argued and submitted. Court
adjourned until to-day at 10 a. IN.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-06

'.INDUsrRIAL REEoRMER.'-This is
the title OF the organ of the industrial
Yeformers and workingmen of San
writer, has control of its columns. 1t
~ a strong, W paper, an able
advocate of the interests it represents.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-06

Chas. II. Douglas, who killed Hon.
Il. d. HOlbrook at Idaho city over a
year ago, has had a second trial and
been acquitted. Douglas at one time
WAS a resident of White Pine.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-06

FoR SALE.-O. L. C. Fafrchild, hav-
ing determined to erni9rtte from the
State, offers for sale tho Reese River
Reyeille Office ut i bargain.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-08-31

pprbin erwdbnte, uno 100 8erabe uns
freuneli9 8efnnte Beamteu ~ aus tets
men, auberr, @runp, ale ebea tsstalb
entla0en unb pur@ oblcure @eni@en er>
fest perpen, tf6,t es auniere @ir1amteit,
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pts baredt. auBerreut aber er3eu9t cas
aud fat unwtatlrli& Elm bttteres @efabl
bei Dem Off;tereorps ltlter. = @ir leBen
unler 2eben Elm unp baben feinen Danf
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mir ni@t ~befonrers germ I'm &anb 8eleben
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tel betYtft, t6nnten mir unS aQerbineS
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uns. Do@ oenu8 bapon, lieber Greuno
- es mar mir Elm Beparfnik mid pa>
riber etnmal eseen @ie ous3ulpre@en,
unp ea id iebt - pieuei&t auf ldnaere
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muf, CLAUDE i& u n Sntere0en, unp
bamit pie Snterei7en bes 8an3et1 2anoeS,
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~ n,lfen ~ unb nun la7en Ste uns
,urld 3ur @eleQl&aft 9eben, Der i'd @te
ni9t Idn9er entSteben m6&te."
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-08-31
(8ertiesuas folst.)

New gprt %. @uouR. - Dit
@erbreruneen, wel@e BE Qbolera felt IT,
rem Muftritte I'M lebten CONNER 1erur>
la9t bat feIen eS auBer allen ,3weifel.
paB Tauienpe pom Menl4erleben b{e(er
@eu&e gum 0pfer sefaQen iine. Su
ct. Yetersbur8 aletn ereianeten fi6 leii
Dem 20. Nueuauf 1870 6717 Sale Don
benen 1887 ben Sob CUR Tpl9e batte1,
.@ett benz 13. Mdr3 erei9neten it@ in
Mp6fau 1868 GdQe NIT 1913 SooeSz
fallen. Nu@ tnGrpnitaot> &i9a> u.Wtlna
bat bic @eude pteleSpfer bin9eraft. kSn
GamboE elmer @taot Don un9efabr 3O,z
900 Gtnwpbnern, tpurben bis gum 81.
Suit 1910 Tdue BON penen 1912 tbptz
lid tparen, Ae1neloet. .m.., ~.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-08-31
Stut0 III 0%erfaufen.

Gtne %tultiptrte Garm BON 600 Mder, gutes Yratrte
eane NIT i&werem BDeen, wopon 2&' Nder eepRns ct tint
4uf benz Ntttelpuntte ber 5arnt bs6n en- Id An ct tletHe
2are ltest ~ @etle fibltd BON Der Go"tbern Mtuncfp.
taGtienbabn; uub5k Metlen n6rolid uun@tams, an Der
ct. paul =. Dfiln quite 8aba, tn Wtpwer Counts. Daa
tlaren bee9at bes aletn te:e,e So 0Co tn 1869. Dte8art
wtrb au 81. 0 per Ader perfau't uub ertbetlt Nustuuft
bterhber Charles Spmpnbs, st. paul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-08-31
81 DfrfQuffn.
SCtel III D~erfaufen.

Gin fttr CUTE @e{d6fte tbuentes nabe ben Giieubatn- De.
ppts ~eelesenes 0anbaus In hieNser Stabt TT tpesen Rrantb.it
bss Gteentbamers su oerta" ten. Der &dufr fann, renu ct
IS - pnnfdt bas @runbfId ipwte aQe DISQUALIFICATION uebN
ooaRdnoteer Gtnridtune ODER Bios bte -.iurtdtuna touf,n
unb auf gruno unb @ebdube 5 Sabre Qeate bstomr,en. gd-
teres in Der Offe Der Wftunefcta Staatss 3eitune.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-08-31

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02
Dog In the Manager,

Even as during the war the Chicago
TINES could find nothing on the part Of
the Union Government and the COM
uandcfs OF the army to commend, but
was putting his shoulders to the wheel
to help along the great work Of national
preservation; so now this same pestifer.
GUS sheet can find hothing in the action
or efforts Of our city or military author
tiles during and since the late fire to
approve, and nothing in the hercuean
efforts of the citizens to reconstruct aud
rebuild the city, to encourage, but fills
its editorial columns with growls, snarls
and filings at those who have been doing
or trying to do their duty in the late
emergency, and in the present dilemma.
General Sheridan and Mayor Mason.
who are about the only officers in the
city who we're active and energetic in the
performance Of their duties during the
recent excitement, are selected as the
particular targets Of the Times attacks.
and it rolls the unfortunate affair of the
shooting of Colonel Grosyernor like
a sweet morsel under its tongue" That
one attending incident Of our present
emergency is made more of by that pa
per than the Great Confagraiion itself
and all its terrors sorr0ws-all for the
sake Of gratifying petty malice and
pitiiul passion for pitching In" All
the other journals Of the city and all the
people Of our stricken town are occupied
in laboring for the general harmony and
welfare. Only the Times ana its bilious
editor can lose sight of the general good
for the sake of acting the contemplate
part Of the dog in the manger Ecen,
ina Journal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02
A Memorable Year,

The year 1871 must certainly here
after in the history Of the world take
precedence of 1866 as the aRHuS mi
gGdltuS Of the ages. Without other aid
than the memory, we recall within the
past twelve months some Of the most
terrible series Of bloody battles that
have ever occurred since history has
given us accurate data, and almost in
Vulnerable disasters Of the most stupen-
dous description by land and sea. Per,
STA has been devastated by famine, cul-
mlnanng in the cholera, which has been
working westward all summer until
Constantinople is Mt this date reached. -
Numerous islands in the Pacific ocean
have been submerged, and others thrown
above the surface Of the waters by tidal
waves The earthquake and the hurrican
have done their full share of dessolation.
Boiler explosions and railway disasters
have been more numerous and to q LARGE
degree fatal than ever before. At the
present time the universal atmosphere is
pregnant with heavy smoke arising from
the most widespread combustion known
to the lace o, the earth north, east and
vest the telegraph and other agencies tell
US, are devastated by fires which rage
necessarily in those sections of the
country. Recently the coast of China was
visited by furious gale which destroyed
the shipping, and blew heavy vessels
like chat, and whirled large blocks of
stone as though they were mere bubbles
IN an atmospheric current, and the de-
struction of our city by the late fire will
perhaps be the most important because
the most dreadful item in the nsenloy,
o5jGa Ottuturc history Chicago Joarn.
al
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02
Proclamation by the President.

The President has issued his procla-
nation suspending the writ Of habeaus
corpus ia the nine KU.Klux counties of
South Carolina The President holds
that the refusal Of the Ku-Hl lux in those
counties to dis5and or surrender their
arms on the PRONUNCIATION Of his first
proclamation renders their combination
a rebellion against the Government, and
being such, he holds that the public
safety requires the suspension Of the
writ Of habeauS corpus, 1t is. however,
an extreme measure, likely to be obnox-
!ons to the conservatism Of the country
but the great faith in the honesty and
integrity Of the President will, in the
ions run, satisfy the people that he acts
only for the best As a soldier he was
mainly famous Tor strong and decisive
blows, following one quickly upon an
ether so that the enemy had no time to
feclgauize, and having tried with par-
tai success, mild measures, the law
courts and warning procamasions in his
prosecutions Of this war upon tie ku,
Aux, he follows with a moro effective
blow than either, being too wise a Gems
efdi to let the scotch5l snake 20 I'M
Killed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02

LONDON, Oct o6. Another frichtful
colliery explosion took place, this after
noon in the Seahan mine near New
Castle. Thirty-three men were in the
PIT at the time, meme of whom have been
reached. There is scarcely hope of
saving a single life. The families of the
victims with large number of people.
have gathered around the mouth of the
pit.
THE prompt and efficient action of
Gov. Fairchild in investigating the ex-
tent of the calamities in the Northeast,
ern part of this State, calling upon the
people for aid, and using, to reasona-
bic extent, the treasury Of the State for
this purpose, will meet the hearty appro.
baton of the entire people, and give him
still stronger hold upon their gratitude
and respect, 1t is fitting that he should
crown his executive career with SER
vice so noble aud humane.
RUMoR sys that the French Govern
ment is about granting q charter to n
company formed for the purpose of
eXcayating tunnel under the Straits of
Dover to connect Great Britain and
France by means of railway. Geolo-
gists assert that the bed of these straits
is composed Of grey chalk, which can be
penetrated, hence it is estimated that two
tunnels can be completed in four years,
| at an expense of but twenty million doll
lars. This railway would shorten the
distance from Dover to Calais to thirty
minutes ride, and do away with the
necessity of crossing the straits, which
in stormy welter, is an exceedingly disa-
greeable undertaking.
The CHINAlEN's CONTRIBUTIONS FOR
CHIcAGo.-The San Francisco Alta SAYS
that when the committee in that city to
solicit contributions from the Chinese
merchants for the relief Of the Chicago
sufferers made known their visit, the re-
Spouse was u credit to the representa-
tives Of that race who have been treat
ed with indignlty on so many occasions,
and are liable to be assaulted when pass
ing through the st eets In one case an
intelligent merchat said to the collectors
ME leadee in 1lta Mclean man town
all same heap gonc-burnee up, Mclean
man wantee dollas; same time poor Meli~
can man strike Chinaman with blicks /;
Chinaman no care Alice people Chica-
60 losee everything -wilce and children
burn out. Chinaman say alice same my
countree peoplec-wantee help How
muchee dollas you wantee? bundled
dolla p? Alice light; you not find enough
money, come me again, give another
bundled.
The contributions thus given by the
merchants reached 81 900. Not bad for
the Heather Chinee."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02

For time the glare of Chicago OBJ
soured the corruptions Of New York.
Not all the great coudagrations of the
world boiled down into one could long
hide that precious lot Of scoundr els
The Temporary eclipse only brings them
GU, in clearer light again.
The last development was in connec,
uon with Ludlow Street Jail 1t is
3.ooSltiyely asserted by the New York
.Ht1aae that counterfeit money is dealt
IN there and that the warden of that lock-
Up and Comptroller Connolly are in
Partnership in the business. II Showing
lac queer has been added to the per-
nslues Of the ring, the United State
!Aarshal must take the matter in hand
Guch charge should be promptly
prou-htto the test Either the Tribune
saou.i smart for libel, or Connolly
should break stones with ball and chain
'.' counterieiting--Er,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02

ven. LIPrNoorT, State Auditor Of Ili-
Ly's has filed bill in the Circuit Court
~ dissolution of she Republic Insur-
90 '4se Company Of Chicago, on the ground
=. = insolvency and encouragement Of iis
-~"'gs by its directors. II is acertained
'1H' It's cash assets are Sl,l33,U 900 Its
..''ss by the recent fire are over 81 600
y The stock notes amount to 50 ,992.
). Z i is alleged tina. many of the
,'.v4ho.iers are insolvent, and their
F-'sa c4Dlo! be cs.iectad.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02

MINISTER'S, TEACHERs,
HEgs, YOUNG MES AN1 N
would meet With the most prohtS
"a nts ARE invited TO cOrrc-pond
to an agency. Not a few such :
FROM 3 900 90 5000 hnludl profit
Is = great want FOR the book and a
while il viii elevate the spiritual
agent by constant contact with an
on It's beautiful and eternal ira, rs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02
FARM FOR SALE.

THE undersigned Offers for sale bis firm o. soacre.
j IN the town OK Rsldwick, quarter o. mile
south az the atbeIic Church - acre. Of prime
timber, snd 40 Il rich upland rolling prairie, 10 a
rich AID prosperous uegh1orhood Good schools
near BY Terms SIS per acre half cash and hsl'
on time Of ne two years. Apply to Va. lien
~, banker, Mine cal Point or the ssnef
FRANCIS IIMM.h5, Wsl:sick.
Avg. 22d, 1871. s6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02

TIE PICTORIAL FAT
70 the features a ready ~
rypha, CONCORDANCE, psJ
to the 9aCrgt Truths az
together with numero
and other historical ~
body ug Iae iot lrs Of n
bthcal scholars II ri
dered paper, fro. vs.
and handsome ugA5 r
mos. durable and attl,
Gre sufficiently low
reach. y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02

L
AVN A(.hTXII kAsT
'AxAVAA A1AA
4 RE END ~ SEQ AND PRE- ,CNBED BY MORE
IA leading Physicians than any other Tonic or Stlmn
liant now IN use They are
SJrpE y = Y l. \ TIN "a
For Fever and Ague In termteuts, Bnhousuess and al
disorders arising irou maariou causes They are highly
recommended as an ANTl-bNSPEPI and in cases Of
lNulGtSMoN are i\yALuAEiE As an AptEl lLER
aad kEClPEhANr, and IN cases oi HENtkAL HEBlE-
lrf they have never in single Instance III ed to pro-
ducing the most happy results. they are particularly
u Il N II ~ or r. Vn EL\I 4 !. ES
- - - - y "a - ~ ''" ~ 'i''o
Strengthening the body, nyigorlting the mind, and
giving tone and elasticity to the whole system. This
HOME blFFEHS are compounded Wih the great st Of
care aud no tonic smlan has ever before ne'u offered
To the pubic so PLEASANT 10 IN, TASTE ana al the
same Time combining So many femeaa agents endorsed
by the medical fraternity as the nest known To me mar
macoppa. 1t costs but little TO give them fair trial.
and
EVERY FAMILY SHOUID | AVE A l}0TTIR
Ma ,ror,,ation -, IA, World cor, ,r,,,c, 90 nm
qualified endorsements oS physicians OF the very hsNea
sa''"ps !" ''e'' pIo''ss'n,
EHdorSed also bH me Ctagy dh"Ide teddt'g 10.
nomdaatioRai papers.
Rrv WM. r. BMcocK, the OLDEST Me hodlt minister m
in contributing in the restoration Of my strength anian
increase Of appetite.
OSBORN, Mo-. June 25 1871.
Persons greatly dchilittcl, as have been aud who
require a sfiMrLANr, need seek for nothing beA
Yer lhan ult nome ntvIr - W N'lf,
Presiding Elder NJ. 4. church, Paushurg District
UNITED Stairs MARINE HosrrAL
st i'oals, No Oct. ), $50
JdHfS 4. 3ucfSpH d co.. have examined the for
mua for making tbs ''lome stomach Bttrs and used
them IA nus HOSPITAL lot we l"s' iou m!hus cohsid
er them the most valuable tonic ana snuuAnt now In
USE, ~ ~ MHLNIEh,
heso'1' ny 'o'', tt, S''' 81 - u"i''' H'sl'an
James i Jdc@NcH " to.--"ehttmrl As Neuh nave
communicated to the medical rroessghlhe recipe OF he
patent medicine, no patent havtn been taken vrit We
, % s,t,iaI ay H. MIA, in -,
80 .,raencc aif NE nrc,r. rs.d an ia c,,sj,n
are best Of the class to which they belong being hgh.
" Tosc StlmpIant Stomachic Carmuitiye, aud iuht
Is Laxative The mode Of preparing them Is strictly In
accordance with the rules OF pharmacy. Having used
them in private practice, take pleasure IN
mendos lne@ mt. to al re,ops @e,roas Of tans He,
public. FRANC G, PORTER.
Prof ohstretcs and Diseases q" Women, college Of my
sicans, ana late member Board OF lIcalth
prof Of obstre les AMI Diseases Of women 81 iou,,
Medical College c,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,,,.,,
tote prt.iIa+., 10 Nc5~gI' C,,Irre
r.. A. CLARK, NJ. D,
70, sui4eIy no HeV. 9es'' ~ '"' "''''"' ny
'''"" ivy ''''l''"'' w. "''''i irFalpr ppt,t,t
p.., r.,,., t,..,.. c, I , TT NJ
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02
THE CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID

DUBLIsHED asa warning and for the benefit OF
L yOHrp men and othars, who suffer from Nerv-
Gus Debility, 4s., supplying THk ssASs % sELT.
CCkz
Written by ons Who cared himself and sen. free
feoeiv ng . poc paid dir ctsd envelope.
=. AdAss, sArEAxaL AAIJIn, NooEyn,E IL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11
Sas JnSiancr sWafaerr i'm Gaap
Grant.

Die Nicprmsyclurg eer piesas .5nSiauer in
Rontaia purds Suuosseacalris milton i'm gSin-
ter errests ~Ieirsrssit einsn fSrmli6sn Gntrit-
tunssiturm eard bic sanSs greils unp Die per.
i6ieosnsn Ycriud,s. pas @smeBel Su rs6tfrrtis
gen pcer au1 nur 81 enPtalpissn, fanesn nur
psnia 6ebSr. Wan betpnts namcntli5 Zen Tim
tane, cap mibt nnr Minnsr, aud Srauen unc
ainper bel Rem llsbsrIall css Pagers bel Cages
anbrud nieesrssmabt parsn. Was fol- man
atsr jeyt ~ tsm IN Camp @rant Ariscna. oarh
psibe ~anleelsr anseri6tettn 0emesel BON Su
eianern iasen. bel pelhsm fat ausIhlitBlib
5rausn uns timber gum Spfr Ielen. 9isute.
nannt Wbitnan, pel6er ben Rilitar- peien in
Camp Grant rommanbirt, bate i6 felt einiser
!3eit nit Grils bemibt sinen 1bsil Der slpa&e
Snbiansr, an frieSli&ere Sel&afisunssn ~ se-
pSbnsn. Gle bei&Gfisten i& namsnhi4 nit
ssm Ginlammtln BON Ssu unO bra9ttn in etpa
spei Wsna,n ssssn 100000 Plumb ms Eager.
Yereits iuaren SO Snbianer, msifens Jraasn,
in sieler @eit bei9afhst unS ale susf9t Dor
banssn, S. :3abl auf 1000 anpa@ien su lebsn.
Sarunter ssnisfrus $50 Mannsr als Der lleser-
faa ibrss sasers in Der 1abs pes @ilitarpeisns
bic game mabiams Gisiliiatiensarbeit s~sritOrts
unS ibu Wiebsraufnabms auBerf srl9psrt.
0snn b. fs~rtsei&leppten ainbsr Der Snbiansr
SenItlber mi4t tpieber psri@afft perbsn, pirs itr
9ertraum auf bic S~unpssrssieruns unb Bun
bestrupkn einen i&psrsn StcB srbalten uns
aries 81, gum We6sr Bon Hsum ibre qoluns
sperben. ilnb Sas III ebtn, mas jsns weibsn Gin
Gebler ron Iuseos, ari3caa eur6 ben llsbsr,
faa Ses SnsiantrIaser i'm April teswsdt battsn.
Sie tptaen Snbiannfrisss, neil alspann msbr
@ilitar In Mri,ona nationirt spsrrsn mub unO
weil BIZ gtrprosiantiruns fur fs srcSs Dor.
tbeile tat.
DID anEtSlsr ,poasn ben ariss sessn bic 5n-
bianer Der bamit p~ertanbsnsn 9tats balter. 60
ruSerkn Es 6snn am %. Rdrj nit them ausss,
Iprs&men !3wtds aus 2useus, I'M bic SnSianer
sci Camp Grant ~ tSbttn. Das Eager ipurOt 70
plSsliS um,instIt unb ansssrf.ftn, ba6 fsin
alarm ssstbtn purbt, unS eins @tnse On