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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-08

Which have established for themselves reputa-
ton surpassed by none for the relief Of Diseases
Of the Stomach and Liver.
full assortment Of MEDICINES, PERFUME.
RIEs, CHEMICALS, &C., Of bis own importation.
Through constant effort and attention. he hopes
to merit continuance Of the public patronage
which has hitherto been extended to him.
junl5.2mos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-08


their behavior
Mayor. Yes. have instructed them through
their captain that they reusr do their dr'y fear
lessly and impartiany, and remember at all times
and above all things that they were. not appoint
ed as partIsans or for partisan purposes, but to
preserve the peace and guard the property Of the
community.
Reporter. Have You taken any other steps to
prevent infractions Of the peaceH
Mayor. Yes, sir. To-day Irerused two applica.
tions to allow public balls to take place, as de.
sired to avoid congregations Of people Of all
shades Of political opinion where discussion
might provoke night, ard pistol shots and
boodshed ensue.
Reporter. Then you think you have made all
necessary disposition to preseve good order2
Mayor. Yes; I believe there will be no more
trouble. The provoking cause Is over, and every
day that elapses now will tend to quiet matters
80 that in short time the city will return to its
ordinary pacific condition.
The Good Time Coming.
The legal question which had arisen as to tht
time when the Mayor and Aldermen eject should
present themselves to be qualified for and iuduct
ed iato their respective offices, was fully present
ed in all It's aspects in THE NEWS Of yesterday
with the statement that conference Of emlnen
legal gentlemen, to consider the subject hat
been arranged for by the chairman OF the execu
tive committee Of the citizens party. That con
ference was held at noon yesterday there oelnt
present the Hon. William D. Porter, Colone
Alex. a. Brown, Hon. A. g. Magrath. Colonel
q. Simouion, Hon. ]. B. Campbell, Genera
James Simons, Major G. Lamb Buist, III
James sImons, Jr, and. Colonel Thomas Y
Simons. The questions involved were full
and carefully discussed by all prcsaat, end tn
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19

NATIONAL HOTEL.
WIN. BLOSSOM, PROPRIETOR.
State Street, North of EMPIRE BLOCK.
Tama City. - Iowa.
One of the Best Houses West Of the
mississippi:
reA- Good Stabling in connection with
the Hotel. l4.4gf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19
PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE!
Samuel DeFrance,
PROPRIETOR,

TOLEDO. Iowa.
This House has been remoielcd, refitted
aud newly furnished, and il is now open for
the entertainment Of the travelling public.
Il gives better IL re and for less money than
any other Rouse west Of the Mississippi. !
employ only accommodating servants for
waiting upon my guests. The s,abiing &C,
commodations are complete. I -v8n20tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19
A. G. RlcxE>
Teeth Extracted Without Pain.

e-~-- nsGRE NITROUS OXIDE or
tESwek Y Laughing Gas, given every
AIiID day. live given it in hum
drcds Of eases. ltis perfectly safe, is pleas
ant 10 breathe, leaves no bad effects, every
bojy.likes it, sad in almost every instance
the teeth are drawn while the patient is
eaiirely unconscious.
Particular attention given 10 filing teeth
Also. TO regulating chilirens teeth. We
haven large and very superior assortment
OF Artificial teeth, which we are prepared
20 pnt mp in the very best manner. Parties
War attention paid TO selecting and arrang-
ing SO as 10 give hem n na.ura! and Lille.
Ike appearance in the mouth.
ess Office over N. Lc!'s Store.
Tsma city. Iowa. March. 1869. 81
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19
CARRIAGE: MAKER!
i. M.CORB.

Manufacturer of Family Carriages, TOP
aud Open !Suggies, Ligh, aud Heavy Wagons.
All kinds OF work in that line made to order
on shert nciice. OF the best material and
IN The latest style.
R6- Having had many years expert
cnce, and fully understanding his business
in All its parts, he feels confident Of giving
satisfaction TO all in workmanship. style,
nnish and material, for as little money rs
any other shop
Wagons aad Buggics on hand. Work
warranted.
IA- Shop q, the old Hardware Stand
north of Court Square. Toledo, Tsna couu>
~, Iowa.
Please call and see for yourselves he.
sorc purchasing elsewhere. v3nl4tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19

And the following reliable Fire Insurance
Companies:
4Etna, Of Hartford, assets $6.O00,0 600
Home, Of New York, assets 5000. 600
Hartford. Of Hartford, assets 2,75O,O0O
Ph@nia. Of Hartford. assets 1,7S5. 900
Lorillard, Of New York, assets 1.75O,0O0
Special attention will be given 10 insur-
ing DWELLINGS, BARNS and CONTENTS
against FIRE aud LlG HTNlNG. for rcri>
rates ar low as any one can possibly g'rs.
OFFICE-In VIII. ALDEN'S Store.
6-3 H
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19
PRISONERS sukSsD TO DEATH:


CHlcEao, Oct. 10, 10 A. NJ.
The, horrible fact has just been dis
covered, from the police authorities.
that 161 prisoners were burned to
death in the Court House fsil and the
Armory. There was SO much excit-
ment about the fire that the prison
ers were not thought Of until the
confiagrat,on reached the Jail, and
then it Was too late TO effect their re-
lease
FIRE DYING OUT ON THE EAST SIDE.
The flames seem TO have spent
their fury on the East Side, but only
from lack Of material, all thar part O
the city being reduced to ashs's.
Along the lake shoe people are "
ing on the sands, and dying by hun
dreds, OF semi starvation aud exhaus
ton. 'P #
SITUATION ON THn WEST SIDE.
The conAagration ON the Yves
Side hos been partially got uude
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19
ONO HOUSE,

BUCKINGHAM TAMA COUNTY, IOWA.
The old Congregational Parsonage has
been ,eftted and rcfurnishcd. and good ac-
commoda,ions will be guaranteed guests.
%
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19
CORNELL COLLEGE.

IlOR BOTH SEXES, WITH TEN EN-.
L PERIENCED Professors and Teachers;
full Classical and Scientific tourscs; Pre-
paratory, Commercial and Ornamental De-
psrtments: ample buildings and applisnces,
aud S76 studsnts annuAlly; in Town not
ed for temperance. Board and Tuition Tow
For cataloyue address the President, X. Z
VIM. +. KING, y. D. Nj. Vernon, Iowa.
T4Otf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19
WALLACE,

DLAEKS.-BLANK DEEDS, M0RTGA,
ID GES, Quit Claims and Justices Blanks
Vt the REPUBLICAN, ulhGe.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19
CHICAGO IN RUINS /!
Telegraphic particulars Of
the Great Fire in
Chicago!
SUNDAYS DISPATCHES.
WHERE IT COMMENCED.

The flame seems 10 have broken
out in Franks beer saloon, No. 195
South Canal Street. Whcn the re.
porter OF the Times arrived on the
>pot the house was enyeloped IN
flames. The adjoining buildings on
the south, Holslanler Il Ranaall's
sash. door and blind factory, was also
on fire. The entire basement OF this
building, numbering from ls6 TO 2O3
was one
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19
LAKE STREET.

From the fremont TO- the Great
Union Depot is not far. but IT'S wealth
OF merchandise and stately -di6ces
we're known far and near throughout
the West. hut the eye dims and the
pulse goes slow when the ruin nfthis
noble mart meets the sight. Names
of firms who did business here might
be given, but they stand engraved in
the hearts ot many canntry mer-
chant, who has profited bv the cour-
te-ies of Lake street jobbers.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19

DLANKS. Of all kinds, for sale, at the
DRfpuBtnAS Osyrcs. TsLsDo, lswA.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-05
0FrICE-Rail's Brick Building, Secof
street, opposite the Capitol.
Rare. of Aavertts'n g !:
FRONTIER LIFE on THE NORlH
ERN PACIFIC.

Bayard Taylor writes; After 10
miles of afternoon heat and dust we
reached Oak Port, Itemporary camp
of gamblers and Auonymas, whose
tents and shantIes are only anchored
there until they ascertain the precise
point where the North Pacific road
will cross the Red river. Then they
intend to found a town-a FaropollS
or Kenopolis-and flourish on wee
until a sterner civilization drlN es
them away. Our drivers got their
revolvers in readiness before reach
ing the place, and some OF u party
did the same. / had none, and more
over. [ knew from experience that
the class was not very dangerous.
In fact. | had scarcely stepped with
in the circle of curious and suspl-
cious countenances, than L was re-
ceonized by the keeper OF a saloon
and received a present OF cigars.
One of the hamger.-on of the place
had his ear fastened to his head with
court-plaster-probably the antago-
MIST OF the man whom We had seen
M0cAllNNlIIC, "itAi a. ''4+-4-ANAA >'Nt
This barbarous chewing and biting
of the features belongs only to tue
Anglo-Saxon savage, who is far
more brutal than the Indian he
curses.
The North Pacific road will reach
Red river before the close OF TINS
wear, and from this time on 1t VIII
be hardly able to outrun the settle
ment. After its first hundred miles
of forest and swamp 1t passes
through a region wholly beautiful
and fertile. and climate constantly
improving in temperature. HE St.
Paul and Pacific road will also reach
Breckinrilge in September, and may
be extended within two or three
wears to Pembina and Fort Garry.
Tor some hundreds Of miles, both
to the westward and northward,
there is no greater difficulty OF con
struction than in the Platte and
Humboldt Valleys"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-05

This is little Richmond school
girls idea of composition on dogs;
.sDogs is usefuller than cats. Mice
is afeard of cats they bite EN-. Dogs
follows bows and catches hog by
the ear. Hogs are bitely. Sleeps
bite people Peoples eat hogs and
not tie Jews, as they and other ami
mails that doesn't chew the cud ism t
clean ones. Dogs sometimes get hit
with boot jacks for barking at night.
Sleepy people gifts mad and throws
at 'em. Dogs is the best animal for
man than ground-hogs or koons or
potes. Gotes smell. The end.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-05

At a Sunday school at Ripton a
teacher asked little boy if he knew
what the expression sowing tares -
meant. "Courth L does" said the
little fellow, pulling the seat Of his
trousers round in front. ''there's a
tear my ma sewed; feared it sliding
down hill"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-05

GENTLE ACCENTS Soft and gentle
accents enhance. cheer and brighten
the energies Of the sinking heart,
and sweeten the cup whence the
pleasures of life are quatfed. But
he who speaks with an evil and ma
licious tongue dashes gall like bit
ter into the cup of life, and destroys
human pleasures.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-05

E ! country EDITORS sole editorial in
one weeks issue was that ''if any
thing will make a man feel juicy
about the heart, it is to talk velvetto
a pair of star -colored eyes, by moon
light, in y cloverfeld.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-05

4 little boy having broken his
rocking horse the Cay it WAS bought,
his mother began to rebuke him and
threatened to box his ears. He ST
fenced her by inquiring, What the
good of a boss till it's broke.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-05
POLL "ANEs

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TT
- Poll Tax, foe the year ISL. is moi
,.ayable to the Coa"ty Assessor BY Acl
2, 1867. all corporation or individuals hi
sons in their employ are held responsible
poll tax. GEO W. CIIED
ap30tf Assessor for Ormsoy !
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-05

'INHE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
/ leased the 0rm by Hyuse would inform his
friends and the travelling public that this House
has been thoroughly r, fitted throughout and put
in complete order for the comfort and p easure Of
all who may please to give him IA call
The TABLE will, AT all times, be supplied with
all the subsIant we'll tie .uAuries that
the market aft .rd-. No pains will he spared to
please guests and every attention will be paid to
their respective wants al all times
The BAR is well stocked with Fine Liquors,
Wines, &c. #
Attached to the House is BlLLiAR ROOM
cpnraining Three Tables OF the latest improved
STYLES with goJd cue, BALI and fine light.
Also. GIN tkAL STAGE OF ICE for the stages
connec ing with all the diiiernt line, of Stages
and Railroads rurning Through this Stale and
California AID any information in relation to the
SAME vi | lie cheeriully given at all times
W. P4rtcuia attention paid to booking Pas
sengers, calling them. &c. Nov 3o-tl
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-04
Eanloste,. ,Abeu. nod .iest ihre @irfuuaen.

|laIRslIaa!fstten. saabfp md. ieet, ihre !@ii1llluunuossn
6tn Yyd1bttt. ta6Olttttl.. CUR Grbattnr0
Ns6Brtsptnsh liegt' aoftn' a. Dds Sp'
nm jtttionrQet &~riegfdtrun49 Smtub auf
SIREN. Die Gpnftitlttcn' tat ur9 bte
@fpatt boiu 8eQeb.r, iila1np ,Mues, nae
lutr pptM' Gon8re0e fprtern,, tif,abdb ttt4
ftlbe 'luI1s6|o l6bte .mitel 8iebt. attb ttriir" mr.
ben <mtttelf. ibfentliasr ,AntlaBel1 'unb
8trurt6.flunBen1 Ii bea BunrsS9ert@dte11
VI tttnielntnn' Staatea lol&et> Greupel al,
Ben 2eute, Differ BtrfatIpp5rru,neen tonfta>
Fttre1, 'baB &neere bobur@ In S@rsden
E8eiebt welpen, unb tae miro bieltm& reuj>
,ju9e eth Gnot u1aden."'" a." - .''1$
Selb( t Der Democratic lotte aus Stt>
ger tlar peretn, tpelder untsriateo be>
aebt jpii&en elmer Ma6re9el ,beren 33med
le6 1T auf 8ertdtlidtm Be8e 8egenW oro>
taneeu ,unp @ebeIen etnaui@rtiten uno.
pen. BON Douelos pcraei@laAenen ceu,ps
trattldtn plane iiu1 eSntereGe. Der lShaz
perei republifanii@e 3edtt III naagreeeln,;;
Elm plan 1pel&en bic 'Demotratie 'obt1,e
3peifel aus8efdbrt baden pirce,' mare
ne aus observation-disclosures in 1860
ale, Steeer beroor9e9on9en. -,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-04

alei&beit ane .ardiRRofrati(dea apriyileaieu.
SO lar9e, fe .ibre Standardization Gbe.
btefen @tBsn1taNS niat aplSbradli@ M:
|perruftui, ftrptirbel 1T GrfoIBy ri I BAG Sp:sS!
~ ttnett Hdctrfritps iutilp' CUR Bitcf:z
isinfdbrana polttif&tr, 100 51,tdt ptrl6n!i
@e'Sllasettt 8tbtn;a 81 1gasitset, mug
pfefe Apre0t ben t~nttlis.ntei Demotrfaz
tett IN eanjtti s2anbe' burtau,s ungeni=
F8tnp fetn, felbf elmer tgrcbtua2 as4n3abl ber,
a&tunsspertben @Rdnntr, berei1 Nan,en,
Der aortft ountersei@net finb.3 Dfefe
Mdnner f9einea BON Ter Gur@t iter<:
,pdlti8t 3u (ein, bab Elm bsmcfratif@es.
Mantfef, tpeldes ir8e@p pie etnen1 faats
mdnniiaen Dofun1eute olei@ ldbe, ibrrer
partet bic llnterflBuns BET ultra<@op>
perbtacs ent3teben unb ibnen Grfe!a oe<i
fdtrpen tpQrbe. 60 tretben lie ouen Wa<
trictismuS ,lnb olin 9eiunoen Men1&en<
ptrftanb poi, f@ fprt> ,1ur I'M. tie 6eince
te6 2anbe6 bet f@ 3u bebalter. Wenn
pte Natton Zen &an1pf I'M, tbre GrtReni
per8i6t unb tereit 1T 3u beu,Grperimente
n9eSeuten BE @ontrpQe an;upertrauen,
welde Die Station 10 nabe an beu1 @ance
pes8 erberbens 9etra@t baben, pam pirp
cine c{ol&e politit> Grfolg baben ,eber
ater ri&t." " 7"so'T. 49, ~" -
% piefe MbertHe 'sai&ts; entbdlt, ,po<
nit pie Demotrattt propa9anoa urter
Observation-Disclosures Ser republitaniiben
partet MAIDEN t6nnte, i'm @eeentbetl aber
posu 9eet9ust 1T, cine Menee ser 3mi1den
beipen Yurteien @@manfenpen. BON Der
Democratic fir INNER . 3urldsul1reden
u. rer republifanildenp artei >pieper 3usuz
flbren, 70 fam pielelbe tur barauf Be-
reanet serueien .fein = irasno etnen
3wed mu6 btefelte tbaben ben
,,!iberolen" Gld9el Der Democratic welaer
ii9 NIT ben llberalen &epublitanern in
LETTER 3ett. 70 piel su (bafen uo6te uno
ni&t mioe raree pieielben ~ bemunbern,
piecer IN cas- alte parteilaser aurldsuz
brinaen.
--Dieltr3wsd i&eint aud 'pirtli& srrtidt
III ltin.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-04

1eleet .rerbeu ; unb f. uub ea6 2ant
infdtt sin,ltdtra pbiilTsitftt,; 1sj lol,ini6,ssttnhs o u @iHitbiisstFi,
inter berg(1tdae, lYplitit !psr Dtlnetraj
ten1etbsn. vi Or &spublitansr uef6ame,
CO., quite unb anotbweneise @ti.te 1u!iAti
|ben,f spettt BE :bruruitahi&en lbprbeiteu
linen ben! G5dtaI 3ul let@tsma&en. "7d,lat
&C I'm obtse'@ abnun8atntapft bteG@tf
Yof1T bte 8suierfunB:su ,Gada 1s aa4aI'
nllu(ere bsmpttattf&ea Gpuss.u, ,pel@e
ionf thinner 70 ftut BEL Der 6anp tfns
NIT ibrenG ttaten aus eer New Yort Guez;
ming YoR tbdten ,psbl baran,. ibrtn, 2e<.
fern aud ben obi8tn @rtittl mit3utbeilen.
Derielbe f5nnte unb ioute ben Demctra>
ten enoli@ einmal tlaren @ein earQber
etni&enten, ba6 feean, Y.rattene boTsn
propaganda In per, rtpublitanif&en Yor>
tel ~ MAIDEN, 70 fe ni&t jutrR pie. %
mutratie 5elbf elmer 8rineli9en 3sform3
unteuieben. 90 unauf1ieoen tin Arpbtr
She'll Der republilanii&en partet aud NIT
@ielena IT, ipos pom tbren ei8enen pars
teioenoGtn in @o}btn8tca unp arpers,ro
estban orer rnterlaG n II, Is 3trtra9en fe
bic biermit Yerbuneenet, u~ebelfdnre I'M
n,er rod lieber, alS' Sal" iee Sac !Qaro' Set
@efabr au8ibtn, IN bic 9dnbe Or
mofratie ~ fallen, bic tmmer nod
uni&ts 0elernt uno nt&ts per9s0tn bot"
Den Demofraten, tSnnen MR. nte @er>
f1dcruna stbe,, babtfe @nft d1ese, tper>
ben, bis fie au8pr1dli& oas preisebnte.
pierisbnte unp fanf3ebnte Enhancement
ebrli@ uno rfen anerfaant baben.
Memal6 wiro tin Grierensz @anoioat
auf Der platform BON 1864 une 1868
ben prdfrsntenf1utl be}tei9en l6nnea.
Sn oieien, punfte IN Sic repnblifanii@e
partei fer unp einia, Rdrfer peutG
al6 fe e8 Dor 3ebn Sobren tpar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-04

tuaaticn. .wosins IT. bic Aufrabrersermabnt,
5u ibrerYRt@ta habeas
corpus, Redt II BEN .betr. l@toats. pber
8esirfe' iiu{spenitoitren.. s3ebp4 foQ bieft
gsIt y 9ti9ungsnur bic gum @4lue fber
!, n z = g orbeenattidsa Gousrsbotdt iu3sat
s.. Ntentatttopa tt,aa,ttf IN e eia n auf@nunp
yes oorltrsenpen 9'tfste8 Yor etnemg8 sum
oessert&te aneetrensten .proae1e ais St.
l@,porener funetrtn, per, mad ben, Gra@z
ten beS @ert&ts an elmer 8erf@p6runa>
wie ite in So besetdnet 1T, She'll rabut.
Sober !@el9porene mug eipli@ erbdrten,
pob ct ME, >peper bireft nod inpireft rur&
&atb ocer 1bot an elmer ipl9sn Ser>
law6run97 uit9euirtt bat uno ptrfdQt
IN bic 9eitbliden Strafen oes Metneioes,
1rena il9 ereibt, baB er fall1 sel9warer
bat. ,"''5
6. User &euntniB bappn bat, bas
@erbrt&en, wie fe in be;ei9net fab>
be9an9e11 tperpen. fo1en uno bic Ma@t
bat, fie 3u perbtnpern, aber 1i& rpefeert,
pom bieier ma9t @sbrau9 ~ wa9en, III
Dem bur@ pa6 @erbre@en @elddotattn
fir ben tbm erpadftnen @&aoen oer<
antpprtli@ unp fam %innerbalb zines
Sabres na@ Der geribun9 pes @erbre<
&enS auf Collaborating 2oerflaBt &peroen.
ST eur@ feline. 9fi&tpaidumniB Elm
Menldenleben serloren' ee9angen, 70 fam
Ct our 3ablun9 elmer @eloluu,u,e bis 3u
10000 Dollars an pie !9interbltebenea
anaebolten perpen. Il
O. Z. Dur@ porftebenoe8 @eleb t,ptrb
fein friibere8 enttraftet, ouseenomu1er 70
1ueit es oannit unpeurdeli@ it,"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-04
Cine Seens i'm Neprdfententen
9aufe-

YerlSnlias be~leipi0enpe gontroper(fn
9eb6ren leiper in leBter 3eit rt@t III ben
5elenbeiten in tem natipnalen &epr6z
}e%ntantenbauIe . I
Die Creme, pe!9e fura Dor S&lub Der
SiBun9 iptelte, dberi1etst aber, UNI unS
nur lebr milo ans3uprlden. an Imam
ltanpisteit MQeS bis isBt Da9ewefene.
Gen. 8uttler erbielt pom 6au(e BE
Gnaubnib cine perl5nltaeGrtldrun8 iibtr
Die Gontroperle 3u MAIDEN, pel@e ct nit
Seuotor Dapis pom &entudp got eini>
een Iassn i'm @enots Simmer eebabt
bate, uno wel@e unleren &elnn bereits
befannt IL.
Buttltr fudte ~ bewsiitn, tab er Don
Daoie obus jeoe Beronlafune be!etoiat
potcen lei unp po8 nur eas bobe Glitter
pes leBteren unp feline Stellun9 alS g.
rotor. i'm, 8uttler. bepo0en baben, Da>
pis ni9t in elmer @eile 3u 3lidtt9en, wie
IS unter ben u@ittern pes @arens" g.
brau@ ii.
DaS bradie DarnSmortb s9a SQtz
nof8 uno 8rf BON &entudp ouf Die
8eine une ernaneelte pieies Triumoirat
MID. gum b56Ren @auoium reS 5ou|te
G1 eie or6Bten Sottilen 8eSen1e'tts ine
@eGdt ~ i@leurern.
@blie6liG erfl6rteBed er itt in einem
Gpmmiue 3tmmer 3euse Reme|en als
6arnsporth Buttler BE 9etoute 8auf
unter Die Naie sfbalten uno ibm Dinas
oeioet babe, welder tein nwei6er Wann'
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