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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03
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A valuable Indian compound, for restoring The
health, and for the permanent cure Of alb diseases
arising from impurities Of the blood, such rs
Scrofula, Seroful0us Humor, Cancer, Generous
Humor, Erysipelas, Canker, Salt Rheum,
PimPles and Hum0Ts On the Face, Ulcers
Coughs, CAtarrh, Bronchitis, Neural
gia. rheumatism, Pains in the "
Side, Dyspepsia, Constipation,
Costiveness, Piles, Head
10 rr ache, Dizziness,
Nervousness, Faintness at the Stomach, Pains in
the Rack, Kidney Complaints, Female
-I. Weakness. and General Debility.
This preparation u scientifically and
chemically combined, and so strongly
concentrated from roots, herbs and barks,
that its good effects realized Immediately after
commencing TO take it. There is no disease OF the
human system for which the VEGETINE cannot he
used With perfect safety - it does not contain any
metallic compound. For Graduating the system OF
all impurities of the blood. it has equal II has
never failed To effect cure, giving tone and
strength to the system debilitatei by disease. Its
wonderful effects upon these complaints are sur.
prising to all. Many have been cured by the
vegetine that have tried many other remedies. II
can we'll he called
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There will he meeting Of the Farmers
Club, Of Kickapoor. at the School House in
the City of Kickapoo, Aug. 9Th, at 6 O'Clock
p. M, 10 discuss whether we shall vote for
or against railroad stock and bonds. BY or
der Of The PRESIDENT
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LAING's HALL was never 50 densely
packed with human beings ~ on last night.
at the festival of the Benevolent Society. 1t
was a most wonderful success, and reflects
great credit upon the managers and members
of the order. Mr.. Perkins was the marshal
of the day, and attended the ticket Office in
the evening. At midnight the hall was
crowded. All happy, and not single &C.
curranoe to mar the pleasures Of the COCA
sion.
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OFFICERS:

m SWAN, Vice President.
DIR J l. VIEWER, Med Direrfnr.
II .. NEWMAN. Treasurer.
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MERCHANTS Gargling Oil, best liniment
in use for Burna Scahs, Sprains, Bruises,
Rheumatism, Piles, Flesh Wounds, &C., on
man or beast. d&w-may25-3m
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WE received call yesterday from Capt.
}. b. PARROT, of Paola, who is visiting
Atchison for the purpose of taking plans Of
the public school house in that city. Paola
has voted $4,000 in district bonds and cold
them at SIS cents, and the contract for the
building will be let on the 18th inst. The
building will he made to accommodate 900
scholars. Our neighbors in Miami county
are to be congratulated upon their enterprise
in erecting so fine school house.
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DysDePsia Destroys the Teeth.
Unless Its effects are counteracfed BY that
pure vegetable tonic and antiseptic Sozodont.
No bodily disease can impair them if this
antidote to al conceive elements that act
upon the enamel Is regularly applied.
wed-sat&w
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luxurious Flowing Hair.

Chemical Analysis has satisfied the anxious world
that Chevaier Life for the Hair contains the only
vegetable substance known to restore gray hair stop
tsfaling and increase its growth. DIV
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

The following We extract from q little book on
chronic diseases, by Il. V. Pierce, NJ. D., of
Buffalo, New York Our readers receive this
interesting and useful little hook, postpaid, by
enclosing one postage stamp to the doctor.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

THE foundation for the new buildings be
ing erected by Mr.. J. j Larimer. on tn
corner of Fifth and Chestnut streets, Is com
pleted.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

EVERYBODY is going to New York on the
So bsias next month.
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4 GYPSUM weed has been discovered grow
ing near the corner Of Seneca and Third
streets.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

ENORMOUS quantities Of sweet potatoes,
sound and OF the best varieties, are daily
arriving in market. We learn the crop of
this vegetable is unusually heavy this year,
and that large area was planted.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

The first Hymn - ADAM Harper's
Weekly.
And the siren, Eve, seduced that HIM,
short metre.
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WE are requested to announce that the
Douglas County Normal Institute will con-
vene in Baldwin City on Monday, August Z.
Teachers from other counties are invited to
attend
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

FoR diarrhoea or dysentary, use Scheetz'
Bitter Cordial. Sold by all druggists
d&w
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The Abilene Chronicle wants their Mayor
arrested '.just the same as any other poor
devil for reckless driving through the
streets
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a THIEF entered the sleeping room Of
Constable Russell on Saturday night and car
ried away two pairs Of pants, coat and a
vest. II will not be safe for the guilty per-
son to crafty his vanity by wearing ''that
store clo,hes' in Leayenworth,
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We are indebted to X. S. Elliott, indus
trial agent Of the Kansas Pacific Railway, for
pamphlet on industrial Resources of Wes-
tern Kansas" The work contains large
amn.lnt OF valuable information.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

THE Eagle Wooden Mills are turning out
a very a very large amount OF work daily,
employing great many hands.
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Mr.. WY, Of Hiawaiha, is building
new house That is tine Wey to do business
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0Meeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1871.

.srbere once was a stream al Chicago,
The yillanous stencil did afar go.
Till the stream was let slip
To the Mis.-siss-si-sip,
And then there was JOY IN Shicseo.
shall !, waiting in despair,
Die because a woman fair?
OR NV cheeks make pale with care,
Cause another rosy are?
Re she fairer than the day,
Or the fi0wery meads in May
Ii she he not - TO me,
What care how fair she be-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

ATCnIsoN, the ''Grear Railroad Centre
and Metropolis of Kanas!-Atehism
Champion.
When did that thing happen, Colonel?-
Jackson Co. Ners
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foR accuracy OF machinery and adaptable
ity TO the various wants of the family, We
believe the Empire i the best machine -
fore the public. We are using and have had
saesinl expesisnss With many oder pat
ents. We have never seen machine which
does accurately suah 10y, 6pe stitching y
thin. We do not csnsider that perfection has
~ been obtai.ed. Thsss certainly is room
for great improvement in the sewing ma
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THERE may be better poetry than the fol-
lowing but none truer:
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Our city has acquired a valuable business
man and an enterprising citizen in the person
ot Mr. " j. Waterman, who has bought
out Mr.. Young, OF the firm of Young &
Stevens, for 49, 800. He has also pur-
chased the residence of Z. 7. Carr, for SlO,-
900. Mr. Waterman believes in prosper.
Gus future Tor Leavenworth.
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CALIFORNIA grapes sell at IS cents per
pound in Denver.
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The municipal election took place at Kick
apoo, on Monday last, and resulted as fol-
lows: Mayor, Geo. o. Sharp; Police Judge,
J. b. Williams; Councilmen, John c. Swarts
and Pat Celeher. In accordance with city
ordinance made and provided, the Marshal
caused all saloons to be closed. Now, Mon
day CHANGED TO he one of those days when
the human throat becomes dry, and the Off
Ger named did not escape the prevailing de-
sire for something cheerful. But alas, what
had been done could not he undOne Ivy the
same power, and the municipal officers were
heartlessly included in those bereft Of slim
illus. There was considerable fun over il,
but the good people Of Kickapoo all know
how to take a joke, the Marshal included,
and all passed of good humoredly.
kickapOo is one of the liveliest towns in
the county, and its citizens are not excelled
in enterprise.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

Two nen named BOBBY and Piles were
killed near White Cloud on the Oath. They
belonged to the U. S. snag boat Thayer, and
were cutting down some trees on shore,
which fell and crushed them. BOBBY had a
wife and child at Mount Auburn, near Gin
cinnati; Piles was a single man.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

MIS-. WHITcoNB's SYRUP FOB SOOTHING
CHILDRES.-Many sleeples nights Of pain
full vatchings to the anxious mother might
be avoided BY using this invaluable prepa-
ration. d&W
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

y PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN kIL-
LER possesses virtue, which not alone re-
move pain Instantly. but regulates the
stomach, gives strength, tone aad vigor 10
the system. 1t Is one Of those medicines
which il worth more than gold. We advise
the good people not To Try experiments Ivy
using the many new reiiefs aud pansceas but
call for the old reliable Davis Pain Killer
Sold by All druggists. ,.. wSw :.
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ve have ever known. Ii gives universal satisfac
tion, and We can testify to its efficacy from owl
experience.
Ezssao 9fG litter from BesA1eI Farley, dsie,i Mar
ior, ~ H. AHgsa I, lS56.-YOur medicine give.
sAaistacsi0n 70 all Who have used II, and takes tn,
lead OF any article Of the linment kind in use IL
this vicinity.
Nessys. AeLAm Il Bros, HAoie.di Druggists
Hheef."y, w., say, under date Of July %, 1855,
that they can safely recommend the Gsrgliny vi
fol more diseas. than il is recommended Tor.
knSua OF q letter nom Hon. Nathaa Liwls,y Casnf,
Judge u NNity Co., IOr0, dlfei Hu az, .iIra q,
1S67.-lt Is decidedly preferred tp any her Iini-
Ment s0ld In this sestiun.
Etfrdcf Of ieiie, ThomIs !S,rts~rnf ,krt
Hllsb~o, ~ May 10. 1861. "ur f,,r,,lng oil is
spoken Of by those rho have uss,i ~ Il hr>i- rate
article, and shouid ik L. has. !. seal
more Of IL to sell.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

New stage routes have been established
from Salina 10 Wichita, from Independence
to Winfield, from Parker to Arkansas City,
and from Eureka to Arkansas City. These
routes have been stocked since the first oil
July, and will run in connection with the
main lines
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

THE Osage Chronicle of the 10th says:
The Usage Agricultural Society, at their
meeting on Monday evening, resolved to
hold fair this fall The total valuation Of
lssessible property in Usage county is S.
COZ 2lg
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The Benevolent Society procession pre-
scented a magnificent appearance as they
marched through the streets, yesterday, and
there has not been finer display for a long
time in or city. A report of the demon
stration AT the Fort may be found on the
second page OF this paper.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

They are . Giensle Rorsna1Se ~ we'll rs
Tonic, possessing also. he peea.r nasfs Of acting
as apowerful asl. elievny vcn gestion or inian
nation cfthc Liver. and all the Siscersl Orssns-
FOR FEMALE COMPLAAINTS, Whether IN
young or old. married or single. at the dawn of No
manhood the turn OF life. these Tonic Bi,'ers
have no eQnal. iliE Hi1-+} 80 n
For Iuflampassry aoh CArsuAe Rhesua.
sism and Gent. DysDeDs1a ~ Isdisesaiss,
BiIiou.. Remittens anA IaassDiesens Few.
ers. Diseases Of the BLEED. LAves. kidneys,
and Bladder, these 1SIsaers nave been most sue
eessful. Such Disease are caused BY v1ttatea
Bleed, which is generally prodHced hy aersnse-
ment OF the Digestive Orsaas. A-SL
DYsPEPSIA Or IND1GRS1J0N,He Headache
Pain in the Shoulders. Coughs. TGhlneo efthe Chest
Dizziness Sour Eructatlons otthe6somecA Bad taste
IN tho Mouth, Bilious AttackA Palpieation Of the
Heart Inflammation OF the lung. Pan In the regions
" the Kidneys. and hundred Other painful symp-
toms, are the onsprings o: 'yspepsia-
They inv .oratc the Stomach and stimulate the tor
Did liver snl bowels which render them Of unequal
led -gcary cleansing the blood OF all impartSes.
and npsr ms life aud viG0r to the whole systeua
FGR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions. letter.
Salt Iaum, BTYteb,,, finipes Pustuies bois
CMbuuelss, Ling, " orG.. Scaid Head, Sore Eye,
Er,spe!S ieh. S, uris. DlscolOratons OF the Skin.
uqi,ors All diseases of the Skin. Of whatever name
or natlrr, an iirrray ding up and carried out of tho
system in short time by the o, these Btters One
bottle In seh cases VII convince the most incredu
. Ions OF III n curaiiyceficct.. A
olcans, the Initiated Blood whenever yOn and its
.,purties hlrstilx through the skin IN rimPlss,
.trn.tei and sluggish in she veins: cleanse IL when
il i ivnI, and your feelings VIII tell You when
Keep the Hood pure AMI the health az the system
PIN. TArE. aud e,hsr OkMs, lurking ~ KIM IN
ksssC
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To PARNERS.
Every Farmer

Should send $3.50 for OHARA'S PICKET GI-
ANT CORN SHELLER Shells bushels per hour,
weighs only II ounces. A good agent wanted In
every county. Profits large. Send 81. 80 for sam
pie. Address C. T. VAN SICKLEN, West Fourth
street, Cincinnati Ohio. may9v
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chine; bot thus ar he Empire, in our opsin-
ion. stands shsad, and ve are happy to learn
from the quarterly reports Of the manuiac-
turer that the public are fhliy alive to its
merits, as their lie shows greater increase
than those of any si'ailar establishments. =
Scientific dmfrin1n -.-r,.., - d,xM
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We are informed that Mr. Amasa Sprague
contempIates the building of a manufactory
in Kansas for moving machines. 1t we'll
known the Spragues are among the heaviest
manufacturers in the United States, and the
establishment ola branch by them in Kansas
wouli he of great benefit to our State.
Manufactures are what we need in the West.
We can afford to give them greater encour-
agement than we can anything else. The
location of this factory is not yet decided
upon, and We hope the bonus offered by our
city will c,.use LeavenwOrth to he selected
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proved failure, but not without inaictins
several ugly gashes. The wretched man
mex, attempted to hang himself with H., a
clothes line this, too, vas faiiure-pu'
sill eoaded on by some unhappy demon ia =
sboemaker's awl was next used, but ne did
was to Jump from the window Of his board
inc bon.e TO the yerandah, and from the We
randall to the ground, IN which condition he
vas found by a Mr.. Houk, also BLACK.
smith, bleeding profusely from the effects o.
hi. vounds. At last accounts the miserable
man was thought to be past all recovery.
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AN ANTEDCz fAkfNER WITH A CASH
w capital Of from q, 600 70 IS, go. Is wanted to
locate and opsssse I'm st some good VDlz11n Kan
ms-not yet Selected. would .lso like TO open cor
NJ Or sch Q hanineo. Addre8 bSx SIS, Wet0o,
AInsHi. junseSsifvav
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DURING the visit Of the agricultural edi
torial excursion, Mr.. Lyman, Of the New
York Tribune, visited the farm Of Mr.. Win.
ters, in Salt Creek Valley, enjoying that
gentleman hospitality over night. lie
strolled over the fields, examined the soil in
various places, digging down from one to
two feet, and can bear witness to the fact tina,
the samples of clover and corn he saw at the
Planters were not above the average of thai
on Mr. Winters farm. Mr.. Lyman express.
ed himself highly pleased with the result Of
his observations, and said he had meyer
enjoyed himself better than during his SO
journ at the house of our fellow citizen.
THE Salina Herald has the following
items:
A Decline railroad from Salina to Leaven-
worth will be in process of construction in a
few weeks. As soon as il ia commenced, lots
in Salina, and lands in Saline county will
advance 50 SO 100 per cent. in value. Buy
now while they are cheap.
Salina is growing faster than any other
town in Central or Western Kansas, and
there is more business done here than in any
other town on the line of the Kansas Pacific
Railway, excepting only Lawrence and To
peka. They say Figures won't lie," and
this is what the figures say plainly and EN-
phatically.
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SOMEBODY writes a card ~ the Commercial
correcting ms in our report Of an apple tree
limb, on exhibition at the Banquet. We
published the information as We received it'
but il seems that the credit should have been
given u Mr.. Mosser, Postmaster at Pleasant
Ridge, instead of Mr.. Parrot. Now, if the
author of the card had come TO us, We should
have taken much pleasure in printing it, and
the correction would have been seen by the
same readers to whom the error was given.
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II ID MACkAl, i'rs,t-nI
II A CALKINS, General Agent.
W r. HARVEY, Con. Astnary.
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SctttiCbcr S0u,
@rbaltru non ,. guA, GoIDpbant,
Am Freitag den 90. Sept. 1871.
preis bes Stdsts 500.

9cn meinrn teutI6n 6rsunben in SIppbant
ardtalb uno llmssssrb haju nufssfcrbsrt, mtr'
be i'd am Ubisrn Sage, rriP. @brnc sinsn s9ten
bsutIftn Ball, pbne Soupsr, abbalten une lats
nIe 9sfanuts aGtuns5pOa bnSu Gin. SIR bic
bette 8spirtbuns uub ssIellisrs Geranii9fn tptro
brfens gtIprat. 9pbn 30 d., Slypbant
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(GOrtIsBans fUl9t,)
9lus Ncabiueg.

Sm Sabre 1749 braGts rer in Ser
mantown sriGtsnenre n6phpsutits Gjs1
I&tGtsitrtttrr", ramaIs bic sinji8e osut'
l&s 3sttun9 In Nmsrifh, folgsnrs Nah'
riht:
u@lan Sat sswiFsn 9trIGt, ba6 tie
pCrt9s gBOGe pptn am S@uplta tst 81
nilIsns gBlttpt cine nsue Stapt 1T aus
seltst mGrHen BON 100 Soften 9rpb, fe
lpa NIT Namsn H,bina heibsu unp mann
Der @UupernGr unO NfsmblY erIaubtn,
bab bic @sgsnp in cine Count atsetb:ilt
wirp unp rie Stapt Elm Gcurltaus uno
@'ariht tstommt, 70 ICa 1s 9tnornt wsr.
ben 8sptns in Sdrtl6eisr Count"
BON 8ini6eus gDittps bat Nit 0tIai&e
lsttrrm ssihwisstn, ras lOOlpttige 8sas
ping absr tit ~ elmer anitbnll6asu Start
sspUrrtu, ME mdnnislIa pftauut, uno
rs6nst lia nunmrbr NIT lstnsn $685.
600 @tRppbrGrn oils pt. brittBrGbts
Start ppn Ysnnlplpau:tu. Alsrplase
I6allst rsr Genius ,pifA,n Yitteburg unp
Jieapin9 nod jpet StapIs Gin, nlmlttl
aasgtanp Gttp unp Scranton. Atsr,
Iassn Die 8sapinstr AassbanY Gitp III
ia ep6 nit pi!teburg siu 6Isiih uuo Gin
Ssin, btips iUlltsn alS pisltlte Stdpt ,6b.
len, uno ras ScrantCn bstriift, baS III ia
wsitsr nitts als Elm SCn8lcmerGt et!ihsr
D6rfsr, bic ilBIt1 sstrenut psrOsn lpu'
ten unD reusbtn ju piel Satattn pcn
0rubeHIsuttn entbaIttn, UNI ttpae pors
,ufsasn.
g9is rem aud iri, 8sabius flblt in Isi.
min Nesrn 9rcbltaotiihfn Yuislhldg uRp
trdst iia init bUb;n Grpariungen. Stltlt
Gingspanbrrtt srinnern fib Der 3si., ta
Fs Gina nur Elm Sinftil Ger jeeig;n Be-
pDlteruns jitIte unp gun, Dprf MAR. 0a
fam pae etptntiprpfsns 3ptIlin9tpaar,
ras 9llen unp bic GCbls, uup pun bsm
Sestn, ptlatn tbr 8Iu6Orn iibtr ban
sanjsu Staat srSOb, fsI Elm rsl6linir
Autbsil auf 8sapiEs. 8,rtsbrepsgs na9
alien Sstttn pupsu erbdust unp isbt he.
iiuset I'D Htarina I'm Intclpuntte siuss
@tisntabn.NtB,s, ras rte GrtvaButTs rtr
fyuhtbaun 2g6lsr, ippie tie prppufle
Der GIlsn' uEp SVblsnttr9psTts nit ben
StapstpliBsn pts SanpslS psrmitirlt.
DEN Giisnbabnsu, psIte mad Yott;pilf,
pbiiaeslpbin, Sarrteturs, &u,utcmu,
Columbia unp g8tIminstou fatrsn, icafn
nea anrsrs binjuasfiist wsrren, Suuahf
Elm, rirstte mad 0auealfer. Das trdittge
guftlitsn Ter Stapt wd9rsnO Res lfgirn
WtnlaenaIitrs wir0 unitr 70 eiinltiasn
llmHdnptu ICrtpausru uno nt&t p9ne
@runo ptro auf stnsu mdhtigtu auf,
I6wuns rtr Supufris, gtrmtbruns bar
ShmsIj.Ssfsn uup MaiGinsEpsttt, gr.
riGtuus ron Gabritrn u. (. NJ. ssrstast
Gin Spa,itrgans tur6 8taeine trIngt
bic ptrihEpsusn 3tittpoasu isinte
@ahetbums uno 0spsitsns lstbait pcr
bi. Auasn. .Sisr Fnp nod rinise Der al
tsRsn SIudbiuisr aus 9aumRimmeu, Die
NIT 2sbm ptrtiItrt liur; bert stnltSdtge
0ctnfdtttn aus Sadfttnsn ber ,net.
RSdis,u 9iuIer fir Arbstttr. 6amitisn
stbt IS cine jismIihs gnjabI; nun atsr
fuIgsn ais 3tussu pts gBOblRanrss fip,
tilhe Sautsn, ris 70 anlfbnli6 fnc uub
70 pttl Gpmfort ptrbtibsu, ME bic tsiteu
5duisr in ttn @rpBaapttn. gnplicb
ftbIt ss ni&t an mau6tn impuniunren
@tbdubsu, fis In ibttm palalarligrn
SipI Pei. smprrraesn, Slsi&lpum unc
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