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Improvement i'm Growing Cotton
In India.
From the London Eeonomisi

From the London Economist.
The Delhi Gazette gives an interest
ing account of successful experiment
In cotton growing during last season in
India, in the neighborhood of Delhi,
which appears to possess some value with
respect to the question of the ability of
India to compete with the Southern States
of America. The superiority ofthe South
lies mainly in the ability to obtain larger
return per acre-the average being
several times higher than that of India;
but the effect of the experiment is TO show
that four times the present ordinary
yield is obtained in India. The exper-
imenter was Mr.. Logan experimenting
engineer of the Unballa division, and the
method Of cultivation was suggested to him
- a - - n
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SPRING FASHIONS.
Preparations for the Coming
Season.


Spring begins to appear. The first
specimens show, says Harper's Bazaar,
are staple fabrics, such calicoes, linens,
and lawns. Small figures, very fine
stripes, and broken are the styles pre-
scented in wash goods; and though these
may seem but repetition of old designs
there are some novel patterns among
them. A pretty effect is given to En-
glish prints with clear white grounds by
having alternating stripes of two shades
of one color, either blue, brown, or Law
ender. Dots, diamonds, blocks and
vines are all shades of one color on puret
white. The pretty watered designs ard
the harlequin stripes of several contrast
ing colors are repeated from last season.
| These prints are a yard wide, of infalli-
bic colors, and will be retailed for twenty
seven cents a yard. Colered ground,
gray, brown or buff, with watered figures,
and the clear, bright grounds, called
double. purple. Will be thirty cents.
Black and white checkered figures, with
stripes, hare bells and sprays of flowers
are on the clean, cool, purple ground.
The pretty lawns and muslins, so little
worn in this climate, but considered indis-
pensable further South, have fine diagonal
stripes, like twilled goods with bias stripes
of white. Many of these have narrow
border near each selvedge that may be
used for trimming. They are sold for
thirty cents yard.
As buff and gray linen have come to
be regarded necessary for a summer
wardrobe, designers offer a change from
the solid colors so long. White or black
stripes are shown on buff, dove, gray and
brown grounds. The success of these is
doubtful, and former attempts to make
figured linens popular have failed.
These, however, are more tasteful and
neat then any of previous seasons The
material is the sheer wiry linen known
last year as linen lawn; forty cents yard
is the pnce.
Solid colors prevail in the light wooden
stuffs for spring wear, though a few
pencil stripes are seen. Twilled goods,
cotton warp with wool filling, rebrought
out in Frou Frou buff, brown and tur-
tle-dove gray tints for street suits, and in
pale green and blue for house dresses.
A far handsomer fabric than these is
called Grape poplin-a silk and wool
goods slightly repped, yet crinkIed like
Grape. This appears to be serviceable,
will make very dressy costumes. and is
Produced in exquisite colors. The Japa-
Dese silks, made of silk and linen, or
more probably cotton, were widely known
last summer. A new effect is given to
these by watered grounds of black or
brown with vote. Among the French
fabrics for summer dresses are black
grenadines with tiny colored stripes-gold,
blue, purple, green or white figured
and dotted grenadines are also revived.
Mohair mixtures of black and white.
producing grisaille effects, and broken
plaids of black and white in leno and
goats hair are prepared for spring.
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nv .t..,,o.af q, .t,.,., ge ChautTI
~ 80 nistrIrt 81 Huls
TfS..ftf 80 at-tir Muulfg ..
thereof, the undcrsi Rnci h'Il'' uII
Estate Of James Barr, dr.. raft
turday the 1lth day of Mhfeh s.r.
within legal hours, on ODE ffr
scribed, 81 the City of Jht.ti,tssf t.
for cash, the undivided one-h. ss.ra
said deoeased in the following 81.
wit, Lots and 3. Court square,
In the City Of Jackson .s,rrTL
,.,s..,, SAMUEL 1dniahui"'
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woman journals seem TO indorse the ac-
ton of Gov. English in granting a elivor,se
% man whose wife had become insane.
The argument is that no law ought to eblige
the husband to wear q chain which nature
had practically severed Us 49, =
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

CHARLES JONES, Mary R Bell ct AL al
MARY r. BELL ct al. Charles Jones.
DY VIRTUE and in pursuance Of the final
Id decree rendered in the above styled
cause, in the District Court Of the United
States for the Southern District Of Mississip-
Pi, at the December Term, 1870 thereof, l will
on Saturday, the LIST day Of April next, 1871,
proceed to offer for sale in front Of The Court
of the county of Bolivar, and State Of Missis-
sippi, to the highest bidder for cash, and be-
tween the hour Of y o'clock NJ. aud 2o'clock,
p. NJ, the following described real estate ly-
ing, being and situate in Bolivar county,
State Of Mississippi to-wit The north east
quarter and east half north west quarter aud
east half of south west quarter and south east
quarter Of section nineteen, and lots number
one, two, three, five, six, seven, eight, nine
Deleven. twelve and thirteen Of section thirty
four; and the south west quarter Of section
thirty-fve, all in township twenty-five l22l
range eight (s) west, containing 9IG acres more
or less.
CHARLES SCOTT.
Commissioner, etc.
W. & J. r. YERGER. Soils.
Jackson, Feb. IL, 1871 w5t
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Upon opening the complainants Bill in this
~ cause, and it appearing TO the satisfac-
tiol of the Court that the defendant, james NJ.
F Browne, is not a citizen of the State of Mis-
sissippi, but resides beyond the limits thereof
that the ordinary process of this Court can
not be served on him 1t is, therefore, ordered
that he enter his appearance herein on or be-
fore the next term of this Court, to be holden
at tie court room in the town Of Jackson, the
Sd Monday in April next ensuing, and plead,
answer or demur to complainants bill or the
several allegations thereof will be taken for
confessed as to him. 1t is further ordered that
a COPY of this order be published in the Weekly
ClarOn, a newspaper published in the city Of
Jackson once a week for one month.
SAMUEL DONNELL, Clerk.
GEO. DoNNELL, ID. c. March 2, WIT
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A venerable couple in Scott cOun

A venerable couple in Scott county,
Iowa., recently receavid a lesson Ia
practical chemistry by accident The
old lady took = drink of I've In mistake
for vinegar, and being uncertain whether
her taste was perverted or she had got
hold Of the wrong jug, she gave her
husband swig of the same to get the
benefit of his opinion upon the subject.
Presently their threats and mouths began
to burn, when they discovered that il
was I'VE they had been drinking and
swallowed some oil to allay the pain.
The OIL combining with the I've formed
soap. which stimulated the saliyary
glands to excessive action, causing a flow
of foaming soap suds from their mouths
that was as alarming as it was disagreea-
bic. A physician who happened to cali
while this process was il full operation re-
ieved them by the appIicatiop OF proper
remedies, but it was several weeks before
they were able to enjoy their nod
again.
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In the District Court ofthc q n'''
states for rIlc Southern DistrI'''
mississippi.

In thc matter Of
GERMAN 81. JORDAN. .IH IIH.'
526) bankrupt
NOTICEto Philip Rockford a.I
~ Brown.
You are hereby notified fl HrI.Hf
District Court Of che luIirH ..
Southern District of MieIsa.rH. H'
room thereof in jackson, within ."
from the date of This puhIclUna.
answer or demur t0 tho pr. H.n
Ledbetter, and James a. BOIL .iH
Of Sallie v Jordan, deceased. t
you and Others, or tho 1.IeFat ~.
iiti0n will De taken iYr cNuf'
cause proceed 10 hearing cE I.. rttN
Test: hLD. j ...
Il. 81
Jackson, February 23. l@tl
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to the undersigned as to the proper con-
struetion of section o, page 15,- Revised
Regulations, which is in the following
words:
SSee. o. Lodges must not confer any OF
"the Degrees they are authorized by their
"Charters to confer, for less sum than Ten
.@Doliars for each OF those of Entered APP
"prentice and Fellow Craft, and Twenty
sD0lIars for that of Master Masonic be paid
ain all cases in advance"
And whereas, the same Is being variously
construed by Subordinate Lodges, l, there
fore do issue this my Edict enjOining upon
the several Subordinate Lodges to require
the payment,in advance, of the amount above
named for each degree, before the same is
conferred, regardless Of the date when can
didate first presented his petition for initia-
tion to the Lodge. As each Degree must be
balloted for separately, on petition, so each
must be paid for in advance. The above
Regulation was adopted by the NJ. W..
Grand Lodge on the 18th of January, and
was in force from and after that date.
GEO. r. FEARN, Grand Master.
- Attest:
!. II. j.. Power. Grand Secretary.
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TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed by
ID T. Barksdsle and A. j. BarksdaIe 10 Sc
certain obligation therein described, the IN
dersigned Trustees will proceed TO sell at
Public Auction 10 the highest bidder Cor cash
in 'front.' Of the Capitol, in the City of Jackson
Miss, on the Sd day of April, 1871, the follow
ing described land in the county of Rankin
Miss to-wit: The northwest quarter and
west half quarter and w half 5 " ouarter
section A. I. A, II. T.
e. half 8 " quarter, Sec. 80. T.5R.2E
Northeast quarter, Sec. s I. RE
South half quarter and n e.quarter a W
quarter Sec. az, r. 5, RE.
West half wquarter, Sec. 80, T.k.R.2E.
We viii convey such title as Is vested in us
rs Trustees, which is believed TO be good
slie fgt) Sd - 10. BELL
THOS. GREEN,
Areh 2 ActAts ~tt~ Trustees.
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Umpire SEWING MACHINE Agency
IA Best Family Machine I'm use, at .
G. I'D. mldwmy'm,
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GUM@. PlsaoIm, Mmrawmre. ana
- CUTLERY, WOOD AND WILLOW
AnE Glass and China Ware, Hats, Dry
Goods and Ready Made Clothing, for sale "
wan. D. TAYLOR q co.
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DR.. M l. AN L S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC,
VERMIFUGE.

VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenance is pale and
lcaden-colored, with occasional
hushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks the eyes become
hull; the pupils diiate; an azure
semicircle runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritated, swells, and
sometimes bleeds; a swelling of the
upper lip; occasional headache, with
humming or throbbing of the ears;
an unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny
or furred tongue breath very foul,
particularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, with
gnawing sensation of the stomach,
at others, entirely gone; heeting
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels
irregular, at times costive; stools
Shiny; not unfrequently tinged with
blood belly swollen and hard urine
turbid respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccoughj
cough sometimes dry and convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth temper yaria-
bic, but generally irritable.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
The universal success which has
attended the administration of this
preparation has been such as to~gar-
rant US in pledging ourselves to the
public 10
RETURN THE MONEY.
in every instance where it should
prove Intellectual: "providing the
symptoms attending the sickness of
the child or adult should warrant
the supPosition of worms being the
cause" In all cases the Medicine TO
be given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH
THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public,
that
DIR. M'LaAe's Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that it is an inno-
cent preparation, nat e4pAbk Of dang
The 5hgbfer injury 10 The mSJf tender
infant.
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, PA,
PROPRIETORS.
PS Dealers and Physicians ordering from
others than Fleming Bros, will do well 20 write
their orders distinctly, and take 6H Or.
M'LaRe's syesare6 ~ Filming Br0s., <Hfs-
6Eyeh, Pa.
For sale by Druggists. and Country stOrekS~psss
generally
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Literary Eaux~pas.
That Mary had . little lamb
Is very likely 90,
But Aeas are black, How could It then
Have neeee ~ white rs snowf
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In the Chancery Court of the First District
at Rules, Feb. 2lst, 1871.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
KINDS COUNTY.
MRS. SALLIE G. BROWNE,1
Dy her next friend, &c,
VS..
JAMES NJ T. BROWNE
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Fees for DeSrees---Edict of Grand
Master.
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Whereas, inquiries have been addressed

GRAND LODGE OF MIssIssIPPLl
A. F.. Il A.. MAsoNs-
CANTON, March Is, 1871.
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encdl INNING nlr VH'"H|I- WI T||
ness often, though not a'wy HH
by il use. Nothing GAO r.m. d.
hair where the Gil.clc au d.n
or the glands auophi.l nnl d..5d
But such as ROMAN cu.l. f. m
usefulness By this application Hm
Of fouling the hair with 70 Imfy e
mcnt, il will keep "a eIm anI N...s
It's occasional u.o win prevent ... .I
from turning uHy or f'.uE an M
consequently prevent hI'u. I
from those dolctcious uhuI. With
make some preparations dHn.Hw I
injurious 10 the hllr N0 NIa m
only benefit but mot harm 4. lI wua
merely for
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ron PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this cx.
cellcnt medicine enjoys,
h derived from IT, cures t,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. invctcrute
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by lt.
ScrofulOus affections aud
disorders which were az.
gravatod by the scrufu.
tntta roufnutiunft until
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PREPARE ny
Dr. J. G. AVER q CO, Lowell, Mass,
Practical and analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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From the New York Mail
ROMANTIC STORY.

PowER, Grand Secretary.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-08
Giu)tubuugtn unb &orrt(Psnben'sn
betonberS iber firtlt@e une anbere p'cbti6e Vs
eebenbeiten, fnb iseer3eit wtllfOmn,sr. mnilsr
aber pom Uerfal5er unteraetdnet iein.

~ DpR.D DfRet. Wsneps Orbers Rsb bas ttu'ehe unr
nnb unerhe Dtte aur uebereuhuns se uno ipltsn,
mp 1e su baben Rnb baaa eebraudi pereen
1Benn bts gamen nter&rettern einseanet mtreen'
fsaten Re beutit searisbea ien unh eas ppham0uuno
unb Staat eenau uns ri6tis aneeeebsn rsrren.
Nenn cine 3etune urn einen prhamt an etn anssrsa
Strtest rerben fpa 10 mus thinner au has Ecdmt anee
aeben uerpen 10 sis 3eiuns friber smp.ansen muroe
Denu Semanb fetn 8latt Mot ressmasie emp1anet
uber Id auf ,rsenb cine Mrt 3ebcr sindleiasa 10 rt
Der tetreenre Nsent cis ee psraus8ebes csle:h be-
nanridbtat perpea.
Dis Vsro pprtldiest far @eefeabuussn fir bic Sci
tuna pereen u aur ubrnetnen, renr hiesben'per
Yestar,rtsa Bri ssss pei Hsasss Oretr e.
f@eteu.
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perlonen, ~ 'l9e reclamiren, ,pobl etwa
s. bis G00J perlouen reprdientiren.
Seit einiaen Ga9en miro cas Cont
mittee beitiirmt nit prin9cncen Bitten
um GrridldGe, "a rie fran;1lilden
6auseiaentbiimer Die baltiabri9s Mie.
tbe> bel Nnrrrbuns oeri0tlider Ser
fplaun9 uno epent. G;rfauf5 ce5 ;us
ridsela0enen Wobiiar5 per!ansen.
Die Bertdte aus 6ranfrei@ dno lsioer
70 ldledt fir ne DeutldenL rab an cine
Nudtebr spr Ter 6ane gar nidt su
cenfeu 1T. Giniae 3uriidsefebrte baz
hen einen iolden Sturm it:' Ger ftan;Iz
ilben pre0e uno Sep1|ferunB berSorz
aerufen rab ilr, um coSgeten su retten,
lofort piecer 9eFoben fno."
Mitten in risle ereuen Mibt6ne
crinst rerTriecensruf uno bic rationale
lortenfeier in Dsutidlano. 9S'r meiz
men pamit nidt etpa eie 9ldnsencen
Sieasaauf;i3e in preubens 6auptitart,
Die raid ,bren tlenreneen @lan, entfalz
ten, um ele}io l9neu piecer 3u ser
1bp;npen, icnceru Die beldeirenere Teier
iaS ipreutl!,.unr. rerenGinrruf un, 70
bIeitenrer III. Wiinden aina scrau5.
Das pom a6nis fir gang Baiern ouf
pen11. Wdrs on5ecrrnete See!snamt fir
RE i'm arieae nit Nranfreid aciaaenen
8risasr rurre i'm Sisbiraueazl ONE abz
ae'a!ten. 9on zen teicen Gbirmen
o:S IpmeS mebten mdht'9e ihmor;e
,Slagaen. I'm II llbr fam Ger Stni1
unter traulsncen 6phrufen elmer gail
loien Menee am arebn por'ale pes
Opmes anacfabren uno murce ron ccm
6errn Gr,tilduf, zen prin,en suitpclc,
9urwi9 uno Acalbert empfauSsu uno
nah rem lbmar, ausAeihlo9en;n
lbr1n0g aeIeitet. unterbalb cea ebel<
men 0enfnals fir &aiier eupmia ren
Saisrn mar elm 9robartiser &atafalt
aus aanonen 0pbren. 0ewebren,
1roH'meln, Sdteln, Wuifinitrumenten,
Delmen unp pra1tprllen 9riinsn @ez
wd9ien, nit ben neutrality-suspicious.
tIumen aus ben f6ni9liden lreibbduz
fern .untermildt aufeetaut Der in ;abl>
loien SerSen itrablte uno folsenre Sn<
lariften BON Sala@ten truA Bel wel<
@en bic Batern oorju9sweiie en9a9irt
wareu: @eibenbure, Den 4. Nuauft
1870; @6rtb> ben 6. Nuaut 1870;
Mss, ben 18. Nusuf 1870; Beauz
mont, ben 80. Nuauft 1870; Secan,
ZEN 2. September 1870; Paris. ben
%. San. 1870. Sine unsebeuere
@en19enmenee flute tie weiten 6aQsn
pes eroben @ottsebaufes bis auf ZEN
leBten Raum unr nod lanae nod be-
enriatem@ @ottespienft rostsn r;eMa0en
rur& zen Dom. Am foIsenren Sage
mar Die Sieses> unr 6risrsnsfeier, bel
melaer Der juaencl;&e U0onara an
rcr pforte Der feitlib seidmiitten Ca
tbecrale pon Der jube!nren Yoltsmsnse
be8rlbt wurce.
NuS rem Sdmotenlanre lhreibt
man: Denn ne Yetbe,liauns an ZEN
Nethstas6-Bablen etne aaue aenannt
merren mub, inrem rurblbn,ttli1
faum Dte6llfte oer Dablbere1usten abs
jtlmmte, 70 ,par rie Jrierenefsier am
Sonntoa Zen 5. Wdr; um 10 all9fmei>
ner unp berSlider ein mabres Ydf'ien
in St1rt uno yanr. obns cab cle ionit
unpsrmeieli1e Nus9slaienbeit iid In
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Neue|tr na6ri6ttn
auf Der tritten Geite.
MnSldnod9e Nabri9tcn.

Yaris bebauptet lsinen Nuf ole
Teuerbero her eurcpdi1hen Herplu,ion.
giidt RE rsutlhe Waht pelde cas- IL
itper nieeerseoriidte6ran be,ic9te,
1T es, rie ae9enmdrtia rae un9lddlids
yano bineert rem Gulfe ZEN Jtisren
wieeeHuasbsn. ionee1n in leinem s5ns
nern wiblt Elm 8sinc. melt 9efdhrliDer
ais fremre Sriesebeere: Der 0eiit Der
Alles ;erf5renpen Hepolutton. Sebr
be;elhnenp fir cenGbarafter berlelten 1T
ecr lmfanc. rab 2eute, tpie rie e S5bnc
0aritalri's in Yari5 cine 6auptrpue
lpielsn f5nnen, wdbrenp be,rdbrte franz
sSflbe @enetdIe in ibren 8smubunasn
fur Nufrebtbaltuns Ger Sronuns ts;n
@eb5r, feline EiIfe fnrsn. Ten rerz
morrenen teleeropbilden Bsridten entz
nebmen mir iiter ris jausfen gorsdase
fcl9eneee.
Vcr einioen Io9en rerlanotsn BE
8efBer inruilrieusr Gtatli6cmente in
Paris pom Nsrolutionecpmmtttes bic
8emilliauna ibre 0sihdits tpierer frrt-
betreiten ~ rarftn, :. ). fe botteu caz
III jene N'teiter nStbia, wslde ete Arz
mes Der &tpplu1ipn bilren unp sulauz
icncen in ren Straesn berun,,iebsn une
rie frierlietenpe Besblfsrune rurG
ihre Irobunasn einlhabtern. Wan
laate rem TatrittcIBern. 1ie mShten
nur ;uareifen uno arteiten laien> rabe,
oter Sine5 nidt ser3e0en: rab rtearz
teitsr fprtmdbrenp unter ren Bafsn
i1eben unp auf ZEN aampf aeriftet isin
minen! Sei lc!hen 3uftdnreu fam
na,iirli@ pom inrufrieler Ibdtisfei:
nidt rieRepe iein. Aue(Ysridte feiern;
rie&i9ter fno ent1ubeu> neil Ve flrd<
teten, rem Sdidiale Der ermorreten
Wenerdle III rerfallen. TaB In Tolse
rieier greisni7e bic 3altun9 Der reutz
l9sn armsen in Granfret@ fe!ba F6
peientli@ dnberte> besreift Der 2eler.
SIM 8eorife, fi& auf Die @renslinten
,urldsusieben, pel@e ber Grieeensuerz
trae fenfeute, treTen bte preu6en wiez
Ger Bortsreitunsen ,um 8uuaden une
1biere, rer Yrdfeent oer propiioriiden
Reeierung fanci9te Der frans6Riden
Notwithstanding an, Der &adsus
Ger Deutiden aus 6rantrei4 erleice
cine unterbre6un9, fit pte paris aQein
rerontmortli6 iei; neuercin9s wilrcen
rsutide Gruppen in rte 6auptfart
marldiren uno aleid,eitio ou9 bic
frans5f1de @arniion In eerlelben Yerz
firtt msrpen. 0arurd wu9s BE Sc
fabr neuer blutiser Gomflifte.
s5n Paris dbersob am portsen Gr:i=
taa ras &erpluticns= COMMITTEE letne
@emalt rem neuen @emeinreratb unp
fanriete ries tem @clf in elmer rroela=
nation an. Nuein eer neueYemetncez
rotb pcn paris 1T eben bic Nusseburt
Ter Nepplution unp rpn cenielben Gles
menten beberridt uie jones Committee.
sin lecret cer neuen BebSrre fdafft
risGonleription ab uuo erfldrt, bae ocn
nun an feline anrere militariide Sr9a-
Imitation in paris mebr beitsbeu rarie