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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-06
C01fMUNTCAWoMS.

10 the Editor OF the Belmont Chronicle. u.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, March 9TH.
Cedar Rapids is town embracing Q
population Of about 1909, and s,situ.
ated on small river by the name ol
Cedar. 1t is in Linn county the seal
Fof Justice Of which is Marion, and il
connected with the east and west by
the Chicago and northwestern r. R.,
with the northwest by tho iDubuque
and Sioux city and the Burlington and
Cedar Rapids Railroads, and with the
north and south, by the Burlington
Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Railroad
1t will at once be seen that thisis some.
thing of railroad centre, and will be
lat once and correctly presumed that il
isa growing place. The country around
here is not as attractive as in some
neighboring counties, but the most fas.
tidious can not seriously decry it. .Ac.
Fcording to. our ideal of a beautiful coun.
try, we think the parts Of iowa we
have seen win considerably exceed
those of Indiana and Illinois, but OF
Iowa the grandest9 we have seen Is
Benton county. The lands are prairie,
rolling enough to naturally drain
themselves and very productive. The
soil isnof a. fexihle, spongy, nature,
very black, and from two to six feet in
depth, and will break Up loose and
crumbling, and is easily reduced to a
splendid seeding condition. Very lit
tie sand is perceptible and there ap-
pears to be blue clay underlying the
black loan. The soil win readily re-
ceive water but is very. tenacious in re-
taining it, so that IL win withstand a
strong draught. The last summer was
a drouthy one; no rain fell after the 18th
OF May, until too late to help corn. and
the mercury was as high as liz in the
shade, and yet the corn, potatoes, and
small grain crops We're pretty good
wheat averaging about IS bushels, corn
about so bushels. In afavorable season
wheat will average go bushels. The
Peachblow potatoes are quite popular
here for late variety. OF! the last 600
bushels to the acre have been grown in
Benton county. The Early Rose are
being introduced and 1t is thought they
will succeed The Daily O6scrpsv--for
be 1t known that Cedar Rapids boasts
r. 49, IL
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-06
SOMETHING NEW
UNDER THE sun. ~.
A NEW ERA In MEDICINE

~ let the suffering and Diseased
read the following.
~ Let all who have been givsn VI
| by doctors, anil spoken of as inrurabie
read the * flowing. ~ .. si ei-
~ Let all who can believe facts, and
can have faith in evidence, read tile
following. i3t f I 81
| Eaop oil nen Dy tAese presenss. That, on thi,
the Twenieth day Of June, In the year OF ouI
Lord. One Thousand Eight Hundred and sixty.
es.sona :. un cane s Snp SSssep pd,,i iHaydIiek to me
- nllows: That he il the sole general agent
for the United States aud dependencies thereof
MssgisPs pills and salye, and thal the follow:
Ing certidcates are verbatim copies to the best
Of his knowledge and belief - 90 "
Il. 81 - sf,s al Notary Pub -lc,s al
IA Wall Street, New York.
Of ny great relief and that the awful pain in
my side has LEFT mo nj last-thanks 10 your
cs sf . Un, l n'r snar smi am th, y
enough. THANK you again and again, and am
sure that you are really The friend Of all SUI.
ses Sns xon aSoTid li nn nos hs.9 wrisnsto you and
I0& JAMES MYERS, IIs Avenue D.
This isto certify that was discharged from
the army With Chronic Diarrhoa, and have
bssn cured by DR.. Msggiel's Pills. : -'I.IIl-7i'
WILSON HARVEY, q Pitt. Street
New York, April I, 1855. -. t,.....l.- a.
The following ID an interesting case of a man
employed in an Iron Foundry, who, IN pouring
melted iron into mask that was damp and
wet, caused an explosion. The melted iron
was thrown around and on him in Q perfect
shower, and he WAS burnt dreadiully. The for
lowing certfncate was given TO me, by him,
about eight weeks Rfter the accident: ~ =
Nxy YnRK. Jan. II. 1885. ]
der. was badly burnt by hot iron in Novem-
Der last; my burns healed, but had running
sore on my leg that, would not heal; tried
Maggtel's Salve and Il cured me in few weeks,
Jacksonis Iron Works. ID Avenue. II
J. HARDY, ll9 Goerck Street.
Extraets frem vsrtous Lstters
4 aad noappstite. Masgiei's Pills gave me q
.Your Pills are msrvelloas." D. 81 'fr
- send f0r another box. and keep them in
cdr, Msggtel has cured my headache that was
.aIgaye half OF one OF your Pills my babe for
cholera morbus. The dear little thing got well
.My nausea Of morning Is now cured
Your boz OF Maggiels Saive cured me OIL
noises 10 the head. I rubbed some OF your
Salye behind my ears, and the noise has left." |
Send me two boxes, 1 want one for poor
Il enclose dollar, your price Is Is cents. but |
the medicine TO me 10 worth dollar'' i,I
send me nve boxes Of your Pills"
return mall" l7I : - :
I Have ever 800 saeh Tss,imoniais as
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-06

A Democrat in Quincy, ILL.,, who wit
messed the tumultu0us rejoicing of his
brethren the other day, at last turned
around to one Of them, and asked,
.Where is New Hampshire, aryhow?''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

[ NE mile North OF National Road near the
" County Inhrmary.
| we Keep cons antly on hand a choice selec-
lion OF Frultand Ornamen al Trees Vines &c
PARTIES wishing 20 purchase will do well 10
call ana examine before purchasing ei sewhere.
orders promptly fill. r. D. Address East Rich.
Feb2Tl-ly
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-06
THE WHEELING FEMALE
COLLEGE. ~ 9

This institution is situated on the
highest grounds in, Centre Wheeling,
and commands q beautiful view ofthe
adjacent country. The College build.
ing, comparatively new, is large and
well ventilated; and in all of its ap.
Ipointments, including bathroom, fur.
naces for warming, ETC., the sanitary
supervision and discipline is as unex.
fceptiOnable as the educational facilities
and advantages of the establishment
are thorough and superior. BY its Off.
GERS and teachers physical education L
regarded OFF first importance, and every
|inducement is afforded the students C
become familiar with the, simple laws
by, which health and symmetrical dc
yelOpement Of body may go hand In
hand with q well cultivated mind. .''
Besides ample, inviting grounds fol
outdoor exercise, there Is in the build.
ing large room set apart for gymnast'
ic exercises. 55iI.., 80 - -,
8; At this school the most finished edu.
cation may be acquired at tmoderate e1
pense. It Is now under new, manage.
ment and was neyeriin more fiourishfne
condition. bl...t.. Ind -, r." -,
The Wheeling 1stelzigenca.i of q late
date also says: ~ ana m ait-l -'ii'ef-li
4 We are glad to see the high estima.
tion in which our chief educational In
istitution is regarded both at home and
y Our citizens may Justly be proud Of
an Institution that reflects so much
credit on their enlightened public spirit
and stands among the best in the coun-
try, affording equal advantages with
No parent here need send their daug
tiers abroad to receive a liberal and ac-
cOmplished education, when 1t can be
furnished at home at q far less expense.
In connection with this we understand
the pupils are all excused at 2 O'Clock
r. NJ. All the recitation are heard by
that time, and thus the evil to which
we referred yesterday morning is avoid
ed. This Is q consideration of no small
to the thoughtful parents
who regdad the physical well-being Of
their children.
We are glad to hear also that the gen
erous patronage extended to Prof Nor
ton and the College during the, past
year has justified q considerable reduc-
tl0n IN the regular terms for tuition or
boarding. h'.i''E.il'~ -. 80 =
Hereafter, board, furnished room,
washing and light will be furnished at
e45 per term. For ''five-day" bOarders
e35 per term. Tuition in preparatory
IS; Academic $S; COllegf-
ate $40, 81 and $12; Music SO; Mod
ern Languages $5; Painting SO; Draw
ing s5. Noextra charge for elocution,
penmanship, or Vocal Music. These
Terms are believed to be more moder-
ate than in, any institution affording
ike advantages in the country.
Boarding or day pupils are received
It any time and charged proportionate-
". - - y.
The Spring term commences April
"a, 1871. Further information can be
obtained by addressing Rev. w. H. ,
Morton, A. M, Wheeling, West Vir-
yinia. p .1iii
:
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Administratrix' g s Notice,

/ NOTICE IL hereby given that Ia, the Probate
I1Stourt OF Belmont County Ohio, the UNDER
signed as appointed and qualified ~ Admin
,ssratrix OF The estate OF u. q. Frost decd,
late Of said County, .i.,,-. :, ~, : =
AL persons indebted to said estate are re-
quesfed to make immediate payment and
Lnose having claims against said estste are re-
guested to present them.f within one year
from this date. a bljul1 80 -.
-n NANCY ID. FROST. Admrx.
mnriSSt of the estate of NJ. g. Frost decd. .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-06
A MAN or THOUSAND

A Consu Inptive Cured IS.r'
Where deathwas nearly expected from Con-
sUMPTIoN and ASTHMA, all remedies having
failed, accident led 10 a discovery whereby DIR.
II. James red his only child. He now gives
this receipt freeon receip OF wo sian ps 70 pay
expenses Address BADD0CK q Cu, L0S2
kscestreet, Philadelphia. Pa, gfving name or
paper. l,r.., ~ .-.,-r.-..ssF y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-06
Franklin College.

I'HE Spring Term Of this Institution will
l. begin TUESDAY, APRIL 9Th, and close
June 18th, 1871. Tuition, $40 per Term. CLUB.
Ing s.. and boarding from 50 to 81 per week.
1 rof a. r. Ross LkD., of Oskaloosa Iowa. has
been elected President and will be present
shortly after the opening of the Term. The
curriculum will be improved and every APP
pitance used to render the education of both
sexe, thorough and practical.
FOR iurtner Information and Catalogue. ad-
ldreSssFF .-4 sFyia ,Ftrsf4rEFT 'll's's@,
msrIs,f. - New At6eas. OHIO.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-06

SuhpDSs SPORTING RIFLES. We are
NuaIGI - now prepared 10 NIL orders for
our New Metallic Cartridge Sporting kiffes, OF
various lengths and calibre. For accuracy anu
safety, we recommend our Breech Loadingfifies
as superior in every respect 10 any others now
made. For Circulars giving III description
and prices, apply TO SHARPEs RIFCE MFG Co.,
Hartford, Conn.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-06

8 The following dispatch has been re-
ceived at Hartford by Ex-G Governor
Hawley, from Washington: - adi
1.-THE President will accompany the
transmission of the San Domingo Com
Inissioner's report to- Congress next
week with message In which he saws
in substance that had the subject re-
ceived fair treatment when the treaty
was rejected he would not have asked
the further consideration, but believ-
ing it had not been fairly presented to
the country, and the question having
become complicated with charges and
.nsinuations foreign to its merits, he de
cided that a full investigation should be
had at the hands of Congress, which
has been had with results vindicating
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-06

I A GENTS WANTED-(S225 A MONTH)-by
~ the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHIN I,
90, BOSTON, MASS, or ST. LOUIS, MO. 4w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IFrcu Cooley 4 Dauchy AdvertIslns
- Agents OF New York.
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COUGHi Cough! COUGH

COUGH! Cough! COUGH!
Why will you Cough when you can be 50
easily relieved by using "a.
DIR. WELLS Carbolic Tablets?
They are a sure cure for SORE THROAT COLD
HoARsENESS, CATARRH and all d. .seases OF the
Lungs, Throat and Bronchial Tubes. 20 Z"
From the great number OF Testimonials as TO
the efficiency of this invaluable medicine the
following IL selected. Ef'1f- On
AZ Wahpanseh Ave, Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. IA. ISL.
-HF'or thelast ten years. I have been q sIeai
sufferer from frequent attacks of Acutef Broa-
cfiftis, and have never found anything TO re-
lieve me from these attacks until L tried DR..
Wells Corbofic Tabled. "-I s-'si
-sGI3ll-tL y - ELIZABETH T. RooT.
Canton Dontlet worthiess articles be
get only WELLS, ca RBOLIC IA Hats. = =,
JOHN a KEELDG0. Plait Street, Sole Agent.
sold oy Druggists. Price % centsa Box :
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Connecticut Election.
REPUBLICANS CAREY THE
The Cincinnati Gazette comments as
ollows upon the returns
CONNECTICUT.

1uC StkiCluudOi OtLScttc CUIIluicIlJS rs
ollows upon the returns.
-s1aaT CONNECTICUT. % 55grg. =
Connecticut, that has been CROPPING
for several years between Republican
ism and Democracy, is coming cut al 1
right At the time we write-2 AgMI
returns have been received from all
buttwelvet towns. Estimating the vote in
those as the same as that cast last year.
Jewell, the Republican candidate for
Governor, is elected by eighty-eight
majority. Last year the Democrats
carried the State by S43 majority
Thus. whether the Republicans have
carried the State this year or not, the
result is substantial and important
Republican victory. 1t is "a victory
that has been achieved in the face of
diseouragement.T Summers deposition
and his arraignment ofthe President
had time to work their: full effect In
New Hampshire it will be remember
ed it was said the effect of Mr. Sum-
ner's removal would have been much
greater If it had occurred soon enough
TO allow the news to become known all
over the State. This can not be said
with reference to Connecticut. 1t is
three weeks and more, now since Mr..
Summer was removed, and his charge
against the Executive is still fresh in
the minds of the people. All the dis
affection that either his removal or his
performance in the State could accom-
plish has been wrought and we NAV
fairly estimate the effect the removal
and the speech are likely to have on
the Republican party in the country by
its effect IN Connecticut. In that State
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TlGMagCCOl ;4-: Sis e. ;s: e.; ::

Drown. l. GJuislils no poison. One comb sent
sent by mail for 81. Dealers supplied at re-
duced rares. Address N. Patton, Treasurer,
Springfield, lass: Ie2-4w
nEAFN ESS, CATAKRH. 'SCKOFULA. A
~ lady who hasF suffered Ior years from Deaf
ness, catarrI and Scrofula, was cured BY IA
simple remedy. Her sympathy anu gratitude
prompts her To send the receipts tree OF charge
10 any one similarly afflicted. Address Mis-.
NJ. G. LEGGETT. Jersey Guy, MI - "a ~. ...5f
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YeIinsaf Ehroafle,
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, OHIO.
OHIO ELECTIONS.

MORNING, April 6,ls7 1.
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s O'CLOCK.
SIS TO $40 A,rDAY!

Do You want sstaaIlon as salesman at
or near home, To Introduce strand
Whte Wire C1othes LINES 10 last for eper.r; Don't
miss this chance. Santp-e free Ad,lrtss HID
soa hiuer lFre Works, 10 VIM ST., N Y-or IL Dear
born ot. Chicago, iii. .------,-t
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Exsr.e.s fr.n v.rsou. letter..

I Have ever 900 saeh Tss,imoniais a,
these, ---iS TT ~ ~
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'BLOOnlAGTON ilI ,NURNERY.
.41Greats Offer ,, n agsass srsss Sse weTssS : {

VIII DISPOSE Ol Olt hundred PIANOS, MELODE-
oNs, ant ORGANS of six,drst-c ass makers in
cluding Waters, at Extremely Low Prices for
Cash, During this Month or will take q part
cash anu balance in monthly quarterly in
staIlments.
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N AXE ~ ss.f.EAF u u
"AN@Y YOUR 80 1 iosii

One Pound of Crampton's Imperial aiindr,
Soap will make twelve quarts of Handsome
Soft soap, Ask your Grocer for itand Try IT,
CHAMPION BROTHEifSs 81 FrontSt., N York
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30

lammtlide Sfentlihe @ebdute bic
preubil9e uno reutlds 6la99e. @ons
teicnrers that d6 babel pas 8attbaus
berror ppn ce0en 1turm berab um cis
sRittaesfunpe Getmuft erlballte.
Spnit mar freili@ ron elmer fe't|iden
Stimmuns peais gu merfsn, pts'sid
bic pre0e es ni6t an Nnresuns Bate
feblen la0en, unp pbslei6 bic Nadri6z
ten iibsr bic 3ulammentiinfte Yon Slbl
unp @altein i'm @au3en mobl seeisnst
iinc, in uns bic 6pfnun9 auf etnen
lansen> frierli9en @enub eer Gradts
jenes blutiaen Iase6 ;u erpeden:
Mber raS @olf 1T in rieiem Nusenbltd
;u lebr nit 1einen eieenen nd9iten Ans
eeleeenbeiten belbdftiet cls RAP es tt@
piel um tie Greisni1e Der Seraaneenz
belt fimmern f1nnte. Gir einen sroz
fen She'll Der in ptc bdrgerli6en Ser
bdltnil1e suriidsstebrten Gcmbattanten
1T rie Grinn'run9 an ben leBten Gslo<
sue lpaar eire ni9ts wenieer al5 er~
Iyeuli6e, ca c;sle babel tbre @elunobeit
uno AUDI n>''l otencrein ibre Gritens
einoebubt ben;n. 6unrerte Don ptefen
2euten barrto NIT ibren Gamilien nod
INNER in baaser pein per GntIdeicuns
iiber ibre ein9ereidten unterifiisun9sz
9eiude, pdreno Sablreide Gamilien BON
Nelerpiiten, bic beute nod BET oerTabne
iteben fprtselegt auf&pfcn ber0emetnz
ce lsben. Da;u fummt rie smar offt,isQ
in 3metfe! 9eiellte, ater ii Birflidfeit
immer rrlGsnrer wercenee @obnun9sz
MOTH, bic nit jepem Sage ma4lence
lbeueruns auer Qebenatepurfniie rie
Mnsi spr Der Cholera zGpipemie, weiz
DE bereits au@ bier einise Spfer &C.
forpert bat unp ,ie immsr umfan9reiz
der 1perrencen Nrheit5einite itellunoen nit
alien tbren mittelbarsn uno unmittelba
ren i1limmen @irfun1en. BUR 3sit
feisrn auber cirea 1000 Wlalhineubauz
ern Don renen ein She'll lebr tittere
Gnttauldunsen in Gnslanp erfabren
bat, wdbreno Der iibrise lbeil "a rie
perbeiBsnen Inter ltiiBunesn aus9eblie>
ben iinp, bier am 0unacrtu9e na9t
Die Teilebauer uno Stlblcr i'm Gam
gen unsefdbr 10000 yerionen. Nuz
berrsm febt Elm Strife Ger 86ttder>
unp Drc1slers @elelen in naber Nusz
ibt unp, pie es ideint, seben aud rie
S6neiper nit Der Nthht einerNrbeitsz
einteuuns um> "a spn rem GIbrern
eielsr 0sleu|6aft tsldcl0en rorcen III,
Init allen seleblidsn M'tteln fir Nbz
idafung Der Spnnta9saste't unc Gin
fibruns ces ;ebntiinri9en 3'crmaLAr<
beitstages eiuSutretsn."
Sin, mie eS BEN Mnfdein tat cen
Diplomaten nabe iebencer Yertdter-
ltatter melcet: so eten erfabre i6
aus gang suoerld|iiser Suele, cae Die
,wilGen 8ismard unD Seuit brief fi9
einoeleitete entente cordiale in z oden
eines eemfiniamsn @or9ebsns seaen
Die ,Raateaefdbrliden6olsen Ter pdpits
li6en unfebIbarfeit" an pem Niuen
res aailere pom SeRerlei6 in Wahein
odn;lib esldeitert 1T. Die Sffe,Ssn
baben por rrei lasen BE Orrre erbals
ten, III erfldren (natiirli9 nit iitli1sn
0aritatipnen in rer Sprahe), raB ,,rie
rur6 ras Iosmo Der pdpitliben I'm
febltalfeit 10 m,e rur9 Die ale re1uiz
np su bslrohtenre yeleiiisun9 ter
wsltll9en psrrlbaft res Yappibums
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30
Gin(tnSungtn una &errt(poaStBta,
befonbers iber tir@liGe anb anbere ui4ti8e Be
gebenbeiten, Fne ieber3eit wiQtpmmen, mulsn
aber pom 8erfaAer unter3ei9uet fein.

~ YpRs OfHee. Wonesz Orbers fnb has btgtGfe une
anh there Ntt 3ur ueberfenbune BON 9ee anb outen,
wp Re ju baben Nnb. basu sebrau&t resten.
genn bic Namen unterfrdbern tineetanet mesoen,
uten e oeutlit aeirieben lein Hnb bas gras
unb Staat ssnau unb ridts aneesebea reTsen.
Wenn etne 3eituns Spu einem Defiant an EN- anDeres
periest uerben pQ " mu6 mmer aud has yo'amt an8es
aeben werbep mo- bic 3eitune friber smptauseu murbe
gDenu Semanb fen 8latt ni&t rese!maes ea'pfdnet
ober i6 ant trsenb cine Art eblsr snidleen 70 rate
Der betreeaes Nsent ewe bic 5esausseber fpele BE-
nanrthttet werben.
Dte Veranturtiibiett fir @slsientunsen fir Bic Sci
suna werben mir aternebmen, nsnn tesben per
reaiirirten Brie pter ptr gsa.Sese saesAOreer &C.
jGehen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30
ct. @>aul, SO1tmnefota, @amfta8, Sen 80. Sept. Ii

ben @atb sulammen ~ berufen uno gu
prdfpiren. Der Deleairte Minii ifer
miro ren Gitel @ice~YrdNpent res Miz
niferratbes fubren.
rMrt. 2. 81. Tufaure, Steaelbez
mubrer Suiti,miniiter miro gum Siee>
Yrdipenten reS Mtniferratbe6 erz
nannt.
@elheben in 0eriaiues, Zen 2. Gept.
1871.
Der prdfoent rer &eputlif: Tbiers." "
Dieles Defret bat swar nidt ren
&nallefeft >pie pas Defret pom -.
6ebruar 1848, tur6 pel9eS cine ne"t
&epublif eineeiebt purce poer wie ''r
December Defrete2outs Napolecns, va
1851, ater es con itatirt inmerbin ri*
nen neuen @enpspunft in Graatreieb .
0eldi1te.
Nud bic 8esiebuneen 3mii4en tsm
Deutlhen &ei9e unp Gronfrei@ bats',
einen S@ritt CUR Be0eruns setban.
Bieter funeirte cine militairii&e per>
lSnli6teit, Sberf @raf =. Walceriee>
als ,,Weldaftstrdser" BET cer frans6fz
16,n Meeierune; an pe0en StsQe 1T
iebt Graf 6arry Don 9lrnim al6 ,,@ez
lanoter in aueeroroentlider MilNpn"
eetreten. @orausfdtlid ioll rerielte
nad Mufnobmc rer reselmdbi9en BIZ
plomatilden Besiebunsen smil6en
0eutlhlanp unp Tranfreid bic beitanz
@ersretuns res &ei6es bel Der fran;6s
flden &ssteruns iibernsbmen. Seine
Grnennuns bat 3unddit zen ausselpro<
denen 3med> Die Grieoensperbauplunz
oeu nit 5ranfreih, ,relde in 1ranfiurt
a. 81. in's Stcdsn 9eyatben maren, III
@uiaiues au Gnre ~ fibren. alls
frater bic GrierenaYerbanclunstn in
Yrl0el nibt rprwdrts sinsen mubte
eas beGeste 6,anfreid rem liesreiben
leutldlano auf reullden Socen, in
Die alts &ei6sbauptftart Tranffurt
iplaen. 6eute ieben mir ca6 0esenz
tbell: ras iieereihe Deutldlano fulst
pem tsiissten Grantrsid auf fran,6iiz
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her Sdla9t pom Seran itarf seHasst.
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