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Settlement Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ settlemsat accounts will be for hearing
Thursduy, Nay 4, 1871,
q. T. Mitchell Guardian Of VIM. s. Holidays
heirs, FINAL. 1877 sas
Herman Bsnniughaus Guardian Of Anna Ben
ninghaus, 6nM. ssY2ss
Alfred Tidd Guardian Of Mary T,dd's heirs,
hnAl. aasssa sea s81A
Lisuellsn Guardian Of 8. Rucksr's heirs,
partial. 'ii'sA ~
s. Gilmore Guardian of !. Baker, partial.
A. Twinsm Guardian Of 8. ]. Ruttsr, psrtial.
s. Jackson Guardian Of J. 7. Craig. partial.
John Keyser Guardian Of Levi Snidef's bel n
partial. 'se SO as9e
John Grimes Aaministrasor o. wm. Grimes,
6nal. ssA : 9. 2 1'Ness .f 7ie3 .54s
WIN. Sloan Adninis.rasor Of Christian Steel,
final. Ia
W. I. SINCLAIR,
aprlStd Probate Judge.
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Fresh Arrival 0e spring and Sum.
znoa mer Geecs. ozqH4a
lam now receiving daily large stock
Of Spring and Summer Goods, which
embraces many styles never before
brought to this market Call soon. q
P. DIEHL,
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Legal Notice,

TosRPH CRISs. Who resides out Of the State
~ Of Ohio, will take notiss that on the lsth
Of April, 1871, James Irwin flsd . petition In
civil action In the court Of common pless Of
Monroe county. Ohis, against him. the object
81 which is 70 enforce ven ior's lien on the
following lands In said county, to Wit: Forty
acres Of land Of the west side OF the east
bali Of the northwest quarter Of section
thirty, township two and range four. for the
pavmsnt of s3l5 and interest from October
IL, 1870; you are required to answer the said
petition By the l7th day Of June 1871.
H0LLISTRR 1 0KEY..
apt2sws Att,ys for plaintiff
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TO the Dem n0Crallc Central Com.
nsistee OF Monroe County.
i There siilbes meeting of the Demo.
cratic Central COMMITTEES of Monroe
County, at the Court House in Woods
field. on Tuesday, the 81 day Of May, (be-
ing the first day Of Court, J at one o clock
r. N. The business Of the meeting will
be to fix the time and manner of holding
the Convention forsthel nomination Of
county officers and to attend to such other
matters as may properly come before the
Committee The following is the list Of
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AN eight page.illustra.
ted. weekly for young
people. Best, prettiest
and, cheapest in the
world. TRIAL TRIP.
ONE DINE Agents
ms or cash comnissiors.
dyertisernent. BRIGHT
NJ Wil1m2
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Problems, Puxxlea. Entgmas, aia.
%{i dies and Answerss gsysr
ANS Err g..
/: 14NEl0,450. BY j. a. Hickipboth-
14sAss. sByJ. A, Hickinbo.ham. ;
14s-46ls.ss miles. By. A. Hickin-
botham. -
1So-s2e,s1e 5s. By J. A. Hickin-
botham.
l5l-1l. ByJ.A. Hickinbotham.
152.-l19 %. BY J. A. Hickinboth-
am.
l5s- Robert E. Tilford. ByA. Wells.
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Sheriff Sale.
williams 4 West
John Brookovsr.


DIT virtue Of su order OF sale 70 me dirsctsd
ID from the court Of common pleas sf Mon
roe county, Ohio, will offer for, sale at the
front door Of the court house In the town Of
Wcods6eld, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
am. aud o'clock p.n., on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of Nay. 1871.
the following described real estate situate IN
Monroe county. Ohio. 10 Wit: ,sss
The southwest part Of the northwest quar-.
ter Of the northeast quarter Of section thirty
townahip two and range three; containing
twentJ.one acres. .sasis
Also: the east part Of the northwest qusrter
Of the southeast quarter Of section thirty
township two and range three. containing
twenty acres.
Appraised At $500.
0BoRGE Caldwell
apr4ws. Sheriff II. G. O. s
o. Blank Deeds and Mort
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BRIGHT SIDE.
One Dollar.

wsnted. Large preni,
Say where ypu saw this !
SIDE co, Puhhhsss,
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s~I wish il distiastly undess.ooa
that bny my soo,lr Of srst class Houses
only; huusss that cater f5r The Nav YsrA CITY
Trade.
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15s- Robert E. Tilford. ByA. Wells
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Call and examine my stock before pu,cha-
s'ss s'assnefe'p.ala sas5s.f cses gf.57
Place of business--East side OF Put
lic Square. apr2sms. w. I. NoRRIs.
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MRS. 7 4. cauxH sxka
.aYrlsm1. 81 = : - s.
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Fine Bed Blankets.
A lot 4 fine bed Blankets white and grey q
~ de u ID. G. WILLIAMS n Co
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| r. r. r.
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carry bottle Of Railways Ready Relief with
them A few drups in water will prevent sickness
or pains from change Of water 1t is better than
French brandy or bitters as a stlmulant.
FEVER AND AGUE.
Fever and Aguc cured for fifty cents, There is
not remedial agent in this world that will cure
Fever and Ague and all other Malarous, bilious
scarlet typhoid yellow and other Fevers. (aided
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you. july f7lyl
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Never sendest thou an article for pub
location without giving the editor thy name,
for thy name oftsntimes secures publication
TO worthless articles.
Thou ahould'st n not rap at the door OF
the printers office, for he that answereth
the zap sneereth in his sleeves and loscth
time.
Neither do thou leaf about, ask questions,
or knock down type. or the boys will love
thee like they do shade trees-when thou
leaveth.
Thou should'st nevea read the copy on
the printers case, or the sharp and hook
centainer therefore, or be may knock thee
down
Never inquire thou Of the editor for news
for behold, it is his business at the sppsiu-
ted time. to give it thee without asking,
tbs not right that thou shouldst ask
him who is ths suthor Of an article. for his
duty requires him to keep such things to
himself.
When thou dost enter into his Office.
take heed INTO thyself that thou dost not
look At what may be lying open and con-
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the sigh, Of good breeding.
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Prefer thine own town paper to any
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Pay for it in advance, and it shall be
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John B, Cough tells the following
story. though the joke be at his own ex-
penss. Once. while on lecturing foul
through audience in these terms:
Ladies and gentlemen. Pave the onor
to Introduce the distinguished lecturer, the
subject Of temperance. You know tha,
tenn perance is thought to be rather a dry
subject; but tonight. as we listed to ouI
friends, the horator, from hover the hocean
We may 'ope to ave the miracle Of Samson
repeated. and to be refreshed with water
from the Jaw bone Of hass.'
The Van Buren press., 1871-09-26

If the ants give end example Of in-
dus.ry, II Is much more than good many
uncIss do.
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saagel er scisseriags.
Cwsaisen.
l.TTrx JoRs hAi


I've been sleeping;
And it's only a moment since rose;
But I'm Weeping,
And the tears are running down my Rom IA n ose
All me. this areary life
III end this weary strife,
Lend me knife.
Why this yowlins?
Do you ask why cary on this way?
Well. m howlingi
And gues 1T want to, may.
An me, / We iost my wife
All me, this dreary life
Give me = Knife.
Shc has seooted
she ,kedaddled with another mangsst week
IN be booted
Ii it doesn't show the blsmdesi, hardest check.
she yanked the stamps hid.
She stole the spoons, she did,
And then she slid.
IL that whisky?
10 II whisky that you carry in that flask?
Well. its risky
To give me any less than what there's in a cash
All we'll III take sip,
Te Iene. who's give the slip.
Here's let her rip
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Every Family should have a Bottle.


| We ask every one to read the following cctif
cate. fiom many Of the most eminent ph ysc ans 10
| the CO Cuntry
Sr. LOUIS. JULY lS70--,IAmEs \. JACKSON.
& Co Gentlemen As you have commun Gated
to the medical profession the recipe Of the Home
Bitters," it cannot, therefore. be considered as a
secret or patent medicine no patent having been
taken for it, We have examined the formCla for
making the " Home Btters - aud uuhcsitatingly
say the combination is one Of rare excellence, all
the articles used in its composition are the best Of
the class to which they belong, being highly Ton
ic SGmulant, Stomachie Garminiative 3 slightly
Laxative. The mode of preparing them is strict
ly in accordance with tie rules Of pharmacy. Hay-
ing used them, seen its effect in private prac-
tcc, we take pleasure in recommending them to
all persona drsrous Of taking Btters, as being
the best Tonic aud Sumulant now offered to the
public:
l. ch. Boislinicre, MD. &c. Porter, N D.
Alfred lIcncock NJ y. c. Gerricke NJ D.
Drake Mcdowell, NJ. d. c. A. Ware, NJ. D.
J. q. whitehill, NJ D. J.. A. Clark NJ d.
DR. G. V.F. Ludwig, 5. G. Moses. VI. y.
W. A. Wilcox, NJ. p. Hurbert Primm.
Us. MAREAS llosrIrAl, St. Louis, No, Oct.
3, lS10-JAMEs \. JACKSON & Co.: ! have cX-
amed tho formula for making the " Home Stomach
Bi,ters," and used them in this Hospital for the
last four months. consider them the most yalua-
ble tonic aud stnuant now in use
II. MELCHER
Sr. larIs. July G, 1s70--JAMHs 4. JACKSON
ECo Having examined the formula from which
vour co, sbrated = Stomach Bittcrs" are prepared,
and having witnessed The method Of combining
the different mgr, dients, We can safely rccomncrd
them n, the best tonic With which we are acquain-
ted From the great care with which they are
compounded, and from the choice materials Nhlch
enter into them, wchave no doubt thAt they WiIi
prove as they deserve to be, the most poruar ton
ic and .timulant in use.
Respectfully yours,
T, j. Vastinc, NJ, D. T, G. Comstrek, NJ, D.
We cA15r(ully concur with every word contain.
ed in the above testimonial
John Conzeluan. NJ D. John Hartman, II. d.
Chas Nastine NJ D.. John 7. vculple, NJ d.
G. S. Walker, NJ. D. + C. Franklin, NJ D.
For Sale ty al Druggists and Grocers.
Jas A. Jackson & Co, Proprietors,
Laboratory 1906 and l05 y, 2d street,
june 20'7lyl ST. LOUIS, no.
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Eevcry drop OF the SarsapGrillian Resovent
communicates through the blood. sweat, urine and
other fluids of the system, the vgor of life, for it
repairs the wastes Of the body with new and sound
material. Scroiula, Syphili, Consumption, Gland
uHr disease ulcers in the throat, tumors Nodes in
the glands and other parts Of the system, eyes'
strumorous discharges from the cars and the worst
form OF Skiu diseases, Eruptious, Fever sores,
Worms, Salt Rhcnm ErysipcIas, Tumors, Cancers
in the Womb, are within the curative range Of this
wonder Of Modern Chemistry, and few days
use viii prove 10 any pcrson using it ior either Of
these forms Of disease its potent power TO cRre
them. If the patient, daily becoming reduced by
the wastes and decomposition thai Is continually
progressing, succeeds in a~rcsting these wastes,
and repairs the same with new material made from
healthy bood--aud this the Sarsaparllian will
aud docs sccurc--a cure is certain for when once
this remedy commences its work Of purifcaton,
md succeeds in diminishing the loss Of wastes, its
repairs will be rapid, and every day the patient
will feel himself growing better and stronger, the
food digesng better appetite improving, and flesh
and weight increasing. Not only does the Sarsa-
rarillian Resolyeut excel all known remedial
,ycnts in the cure Of Chronic ScrofulouS, Consti-
t2lio, Al and Skin Dseases; bat it is The only
positive c.re for
KIDNEY AND BLADDER CUHrLAtNT>,
Urinary md Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes.
Dropsoy, Stoppaee of Wator, incontiuenceoi urine,
Brightis disease. Albuminuin, and in all cases
Where there are brick dust deposits or the water
is thick cloudy. mixed with substances like the
white of m egg, etc.
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MARRIED FOE A DINE. A corresponde

MARRIED FOR DINE. "A CORES ponden
at Rocky liil Station sends us the follow
ing. under date OF Sept:
a good joke is told on Judge ilouchir
Of Brownsville. The judge was seated near
the bar door at the hotel OF York d Houehin
when rather pale slender youth approach.
ed the hotel and inquired for Judge lIouch
in. A gentleman seated near by pointed
to the judge, and observed. There is the
gentleman The young man .aid to him,
"S,ep this way. jGdge"
hejudge stepped to tho edge Of the perch,
when the young man said,"l have come
over here TO get married
"Well," said the judge II have no OBJ
joctions."
"Ws.. l want you TO 60 over to the
court house with me want the license. y
"You must 60 to the clerk
The lad started of in graf hast, and in a
few minutes returned.
They say you will marry me
"ies. do marry perle sometimes, but,
it 10 customary to get minister"
''What do you charge or marrying
81 never make any charge; i marry the
boys. and they pay me whatever they think
il is worth"
"You will marry me for dollar, won't
you;'
"Yss; always marry the boys, and they
pay me Whatever they think it is worth. "
"Wcll, then, won't you marry me for
quarter in silver"
"Oh, yes: the law allows me two dollars;
hut always marry the boys, and they pay
me jus. as ! said, just what hey think 1t
ia worth"
So the Judge started for the clerks office
with tho pallid youth aud administered the
marriage eermony in these few words: "By
the authority which hold in my hands,
] pronounce you man and wife y
Somebody called out. "You arc mar
ried man now"
"Wcll. judge. you ough. to have done
that tor, nothin :; it isn't worth more than
a dime no-how;'
A tremendous bust Of laughter followed,
and the judge stood treat-LouisriHc
Commercial.
He "STAIp Lately when til, body
Of Geo. Kirk was lying at Wilson &
Browns undertaking Establishment, on B..
street. Virginia City, man who appeared
TO be a stranger in the city, seeing some
thing Of crowd about tho door, approach.
Cd and looked in at the body lying in the
coffin.
Man dead asked he Of a person
standing near.
Yes. sir" shorty answered he who
was questioned.
Fidgs,,ipg little, the stranger tried it
again:
''How did he dio!''
Hung was tho laconic reply.
'Hung ! All hung himseli!'
mo; He was hung by the Vigiantes.
Strnge again: What did they hang
hin, for?"
He had been notified to leave the town
and he come back"
"When man has been notified to leave,
can't he never come back again and
Nay?"
"Yss, sir"
"Yes? Then how is this?"
"Well, he cama back, and"--pointiog
to the cofiin--"you see he staid. v
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Fever and Aguc cured for fifty cents, There is
not remedial agent in this world that will cure
Fever and Ague and all other Maarious, bilious.
scarlet, typhoid yellow and other Fevers, (aided
by RADWAYs PILLs)s quick as Railways Rea
dy Relief. 80 cents per hottie.
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--Contea ,msnt-To si. in the house and
80 other people stuck in the mad.
The Van Buren press., 1871-09-26

"What ia home without mother a..
the young lady said when she sent the old
lady to chop weed.
The Van Buren press., 1871-09-26

Arc endorsed and prescribed by more leading
Physicians than any othertoni ur stimulant now
in use They are a SURE PREVENTATIVE e
for Fever and Ague. Intermittents. Billousness,
and all disorders arising from Miasmstc causes.
They are highly recommended a. an anti-dy'Pep-
tie, and in eases Of Indigestion are invaluable as
an Appetizer and Recuperant. and in cases of gen
eral debility they have never in single instance
failed in producing the mosthappy results. They
are particularly BENEFICIAL to FEMALES,
strengthening the body, inyigoratug the mind,
and giving tone and elasticity TO the whole sys-
TEN. The HOME BIZ TIERS are compounded
with the greatest care, and no Tonic Stmulant
has evor been offered to the public so pleasant to
the taste and at the same time combining 40 many
remedial agents. Endorsed by the medical fraterni'
ty IA the best known to the Pharmnoopuia. 1t
costs little to give them n fair trial, and
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-11
tie Matb1 Der ,.asmpIsr Sergbrs nnO glabia

ite Rutb" Der ,.GempIer Orgbre unO Rdbig'
lett"
-Geitcru Rorgeu brad in tiuem ;ur 3uts
teriabrit BON Wc0eau, GauAua & Sowte
gehOrige ytebcugebdupc cin 6euer ans, oaS
gliidlidcrueile nod Sur rehen 3eit gel6id)t
muroc, ou ionobl bic Eubrtt, mie bc oidjt
btoGltcrtcu, in Der giahbudtdit ittbtuoeu
6o3bGuicr qroBT GSeinbr uuSgeieBt uareu.
- Der SSrid)cuitc(cr Staulef, mtldcr per
baftet mar, Ucil Ourt itlnc 9tldllGiii0Iilt
ouS GiGnbObu llugliid aui Oer ,9lciu })nrts
ytemart SObH" am 8. Suli perauloBt wuroe,
If Suar irctgclaiicu morocn, Die Bapiere mcr
ocu leOod) Ocn GroBlcidlmOrcueu sum meltts
rtn Styiubrtn iibcrgcben mtroCH.
,Eu Soma, S'a., III 9tlern olcldnSmrtb.
itaitlldle SonuentiOn oeS StaateS Georgia
iuiommeugctrcteu SIS iuureu 5000 - 1000
9ttgntcu anpeleno. SeS AttnoS tono ell
groBartigCS Yicuic itntt.
- Der Yrdiocnt GtOnt uiro erlt I'M Otto.
Der uudl 98aibiu9tON ;uriidlebrcn, uah9rr
wiro CT ieiHeu &attr in Scnhdp beindtn.
- Der ,Gucrgrecn, 6ricbboi" bel Srocta
nm, N,D., muroc gcitcrn inl g9C9t Der Nnt'
ton fir $3.50, 900 Ocrtauit.
- DE lluteriutuug Res 2obteuidauge'
rtdltS meQcn bcS SufieubtrgCr idlcn Sr.
aiiuu9SiaIeS III icet III SOnOou, Ohio, I'M
@auge.
-CScitcru 9tad)mtta0 brad III Der Seiien-
fQbrit in 5obnltroBe IN Bbtlabclpbtd ScuCr,
OaS mebrcrc III Der Jtahburitoit icbcnoe
0olSbGuier jcritGrte.
-Au JtOdeitcr, H.'!S., brad geitcrn DIOR.
gen ttn 6euu aus, oaS fiiuf gc'dlditSpllee
uuo mcbrtre @cbduOe cindid)erte uuo ciuen
5daoCn bon $40, 900 nnridtetc. Die &cr,
id)ruua betrGgt sll, 900. g9obrid)ciultd)
mar ouS Scuer uugeltgt.
- Der 9rNuertlbefbcr 6rieOridl 2nucr BON
Jtcaong, Bu., bciinoet it'd III 2SNibmgtou
mo but nit benz uCueu SteuCrcommln0r
DougllB cine llnterrCoung tm SnttreIie oeS
8ruuugCwerbeS gebabt.
Die gcitrigcn SulauoNtur.G Giunabmcn
betrugCn S3i9, ,440.06.
pie 9lrbCitsrCiorms Gurtei IN 0ioiildu-
ettS miro ibre 9auOiOntcu crf auiltellcn,
udd)0enl oiCieS pon ocn bttOeu 0nOereu Bar
ttieu gtidcbcu iciu pirb.
- Sob. CSdiBlcr bon 9touoout, g. o.,
muroc IN Ncr Nihe bon 8tn9lon, N..Y., uon
etntr SunOc urbefnuuter Wiiuutr, bic tbm
auigelnucrt batteu, nicOcr9ei hIaacn uno ges
fihrlid Ucrmnnoct.
- SaCob GicnbarNt in 9tcw Dort mari
uor0eiitru leucu Sabre alten Sohn, nm i'm
III btinoicu, nit otcr 'peftgtctt in eiu
Gloict, OnB iid) has tuO all euem oNrin tie
geuOeU Stiid @laS oerartia perlebte, bag eS
mad Serlou meuigcr SmnOCn al Scrbu.
mng itarb, Der grauiame SGt0 1T Derboittt
morocn.
- 3omcS 6omoro, cill lrlduNcg III Sollcgc
Bout, oui Gong SSlouO, NsD., be8in0 por'
geittru ouS&trimciflung ouriiber, baB er Icine
glrbeit betommeu tOnnte, 6aritari, nocm CT
iidl 10 Stid)c i'll oeu llutcrleib pcricbtt. Gr
miro all ocicn 28unOcu tcrben miiiien,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-11

be5 5euerS Mil Der Baron euttcmmen.
Die Ye6trdnSe beoirien nur neniaer Wtz
uuten, um oaS ganje Sab oe5 9lblages
bduies in 6lammen gu ieBeu. g8 beitebt
aus leibteu Spa'ren, 1T nit nod leibtern
Shinoelu geoedt. Sn orei Winuten perz
ben iie in Der Suit rmbcr iIie9en. Ger
2dnbmino treibt tie ua6 bem @aher, pirit
iie ali Die 9ampfer, penn iie iit nabeu,
wcnn lie nur bleiber, no iie iinb, nibt
ouf Die Seitc geben. llnteroeB enttoumt
Der Baron. Sdlimmiteulall8, peuu lie
ibm Oennpd ben g0eg perIesen, eS uuf
einen Gampf nit ibm autCmmen laiIen
Wcllen, gebt er nit ibnen gu grunoe.
9aS 1T ibm au6 redt. g0euu ie uur
nit ibm perperbeu. g8ir tennen ibn ia."
9as 6euer muBte iib nit raienber 8es
ibmlnoi9teit eur6 baS 9anSe 9rUBe glb>
IagebduS perbreitet Der Baron muBte
ielne Nnpromngen gut getrpIfen baben; /;
lte muBten chen 10 gut ausgefitbrt Ietn.
ueberdll in bem Wettldufgeu Gebduoe
Sii6te uno tnatterte mn pronclte eS. 9Ir6
ale Oeffmtngen lab man I'M Snnern bic
Slommen pltben.
u.6brten Sic oen Sdrei, 5priter ?" riet
pl6Bltb oer glufieber Sbrape.
p3um Seuiel, in oem glblagebauie :?
g8er tann nod brinneu ieiu ?"
nGS mar ni6t mebr i'm Sunern. IS
mar am &anul!"
limb eS mar ein S9Ilferui!"
user tann pa UNI !oalie rtieu ?"
pGiner bat nod biuuuS 9eppIlt, auf
oas ShiiI, uno bic 6lammen ergriiien ibn
pprber."
pSn Der 6ait tann audi giner in oaS
Nafer gcfalleu iein."
tEortieguu9 ioat.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-11
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