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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-09

AT JAMES MCREERY 4 CO.'S
Broadway and Eleventh street,
will open for weeks sales
800 pieces French Mohairs,
striped and plain.
800 pieces striped Grenadines
aSo pieces Psngce,
in all silk and silk and WOOL
and
locascs Japanese silks,
Of the best quality, at
haifMarch prices.
A full line of
Check ana striped silks.
from IS cents
Our choicest Goods reduced from 81 to SIX:
Other qualities in proportion.
Also splendid assortment Of
Llama Lace Points and sacques.
fresh goods and the latest designs.
In Ladies'
Furnishing Department
will be shown especial novelties
in the Seaside and
Watering Place Wear
T EHRICHs TEMPLE OF FASHION.
Eighth avenue, Twenty fourth street.
Immense reduction.
Entire Hs,.ss;l. ssosh %S,sss .;,ss s',ss: down.
s'0s stsas ls se hsS Hssun'
over 5000 dozen "nn rsassa to les, than cost Of
20 case, Misses Brown Straw school Hats reduced to
20 Fine Mixed Straw Dolly vardens clearing out a
20 cases Misses Fine Straw sailors at boc worth ST.
iocases Fine Mixed straw Regatta rsdnced to &c., worth
Brown reduced 20
Ssss s' wSlss i s is nns
apoiitan, Leghorn and Fancy. Braid Hats.
At less than cost Of manufacture. :.
Everything marked down
Trimmed p!snsgs ss KsaS s rhns s alterations
the sns eT Tss Ct sSs bargain.
saA'' 'isfgs bsfssns ns in tEsai's Isass, reduced
Mandso%e Linen sai.. . . aP%"rd @ .A''N '''''' ~
fn4fas fnls s,seE nSfr Sf hSy s1 sS% 2 upward
o ao,on r..,s. ri %. S5 ImpSTts,siGn ,. .
100 dozen Ladies' extra Socked Babrissan Hose,
Bargains in Every Department, .fS
preparatory to rstnS ssa p"rs r"a snSssas ass our
" our own a os sy GTy n y cont less than
Elsssnt s,h gstterns full two inches wide at eoc to c'c
Elegant patterns full two and half inches wde At 7.
to S5c. worth fully 81.
Elegant patterns full three inches wide, at 81 to 81 II,
worth 81 IS to 81 80.
Elegant patterns full four inches wide, at 81 % to 81 90;
worth full 81 rs to 81.
Together with immense assortment, comprising over
eighty different patterns up to nine inches wide at the
same proper ortonately low prices.
The Trade Supplied.
Samples sent by mail free on application.
We import real Laccs direct from the best Euro.
pean manufacturers and sell the at small ad-
vance, as Is our aim to make establishment the
great
Real Lace House of the City.
Black Silk Gimp Frnges Buttons &c,
at immense bargains.
Kid Gloves greatly reduced.
1000 dozen Lupin seamless Kid Gloves, twobutton and
white tucked, reduced to 81 is, at
EHRICH'S TEMPLE OF FASHION,
237 and $50 Eighth
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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P.fsss eo%n Raanrs second
BOARD. ASp IoDaISa wAsrEp-ELrvrsrH rAaE-
sRooKESS BolaD-EIrvrsrH PAo1-Thlrd and fourth
BRooKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE--NIsrH rAor-
BUSINESS oPPoRruNIrIEs-ErcnrH PAcp-Fourth
sH Ess ssfzSE sSs
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s1SA rrsaTsa Ssn soian
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HELP WANTED PAon-Fourth col
HELP wANTED-NALEs-rrsrn PAcr-Flth and sixth
HoRSES CARRIAGES, &C.-SKcoNp PAGE-fourth, ith
HOUSES sEooas &C., wASTED-TWIlsrH PAGE
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GEN real ESTATE For sALE-NlsTu PACE
4s{ rtssrRss sss%n
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nIsCEHiMNE ELI SStS PAor-sxth column.
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P0LITICAL-FJrrn PAGE--sixth column
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REHT-KISrn PAcK-Third, fourth and fith col
REAL EsfATE TO ExcHANGE-NlSTH PAcE-Fifth col
REAL ESTATE wANrED-Nrsrn rx.E-Finh and sixth
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sruSTNs lFd sna G9Etn
sprcfal 'e SofiegsFs. SS!fsni column
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN,
~ corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. N. TO 3 y. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-09

NGNT
we are Offering every day
greatest Inducements to purchasers
Ladies. Misses. rea' rnS GSas SSErsnf ENTERTAINMENTS in
Ladies' Chcrnises, made Of line linen s. 10 and 81 as
Ladies' ch'me'' with and ndf IS sHHn0ors trimming y
Cambria Chcmises lace trimming, 81 a.
Linen Drawers, Hamburg trimming end tucks, s2 3d.
Linen Drawers, win Hamburg edging, pulling
Ladies' Linen Drawers, with fine Hamburg cdsing,
co,,c wo,.ng ;srns s. AND ana SSE s s3 X a
Ladies Plated Waists, ooc
CoRsETs, PASIER AND HoorsKIRTs.
Ia all the fayortc makes,
Of imppr,,ted, ana 40 dSnesiic a i goods &
OUR HOUSEKEEPING and DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
contains every article Necessary;
Turkey sed TTait Nagkins rs siis5 Is dozen d.a
An Pn Fls Esp S Ss% Sns anS stay e
Same auai;.y, only wider and longer,
Sssa:s ss..gR sS'sps!s yslss'
soperans es%sss es1a. TGx;s q ss.s l'''e 1ss'
"' hsscSss ssssSif nen hnsn .Se Sa@fss s "aS %
Ez" fine 81, sn.wdTGG AND e Fgrea as Iss BE D""ak
Best Lnsn ia pa%sss sa H. aa' 81 sSGaaf. patterns
these Goods they are the best value
good quality, now selling at lsc., 2oc; and 30
Victoria Lawns, 20c., 25c. and Soc
MILLINERY GOODS.
Superb assortment OF fine French Flowers
in latest styles imported.
Fine Straw Hat and Iurbans in newes, n shape,
nnsnea DGrdiGsq Dsmd Trimmed ana he
equal to anything sold on Broadway
Richly trimmed Turbans and Hats, " to Sl5.
LADIES, AND CnTLpREN's suIra
Lawn, Linen, Mnrseilles and Cambria, all styles.
MspS and s msse, Ssk & tSS9 S9G
chdrsns embroidered Pque snit. ~ y 81 8. " 30 s3
Ladies. yt Linen sa %S p'P Tss Deep
kuiie o. skirt handsomely eraided ei,,u ss "a ana VA
Ladies' sylishly Trimmed suits 9, % and $40, -.
very Brown asS asG nS irs s WIN
trimmed with rufiing, bias tucking.
w aozen for ladies' and Children Sc usual price ST.
RIBBONS AND DRESS TRIMMINGS
a. the and SsiGsts s,sham shades
Plain and r' rs nps S Sns soS%ss
500 dozen inch Twlled sik Ties all coors c great
800 dozen best aaua uay sSH % sk
Ties 4sc., sold all over at &c. and 7sc.
RICH PAssEMENrERrE TRIMMINGS AND GIMPs.
Black Twist Fringes, Cold Fringes and Headings
large ana elegant assortment.
Black TwiE PRINCE Guipure Headings, very rich.
SMALL WARES, NOTIONS, &C.
Largest and cheapest stock in tie city.
Toilet Arnchler soaps, M rer.nmmsry, ~. o...o.
OF EVERY SIZE AND QUALITY.
RICHARD MEARRs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-09
MILLINERY GOODS.

Superb assortment OF fine French Flowers
in latest styles imported.
Fine Straw Hats and TurbaDs, in newest shapes.
Round Hats and BoDneis trimmed and untrimmed,
imported and OF our own manufacture,
finished and trimmed In the most elegant manner,
equal to anything sold on broadway.
Richly trimmed Turbans and Hats, - 10 Sl5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-09

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS SHOES
n Trunks and Vascs at the Great Family Shoe Empo-
rnm aD Bowery corner OF Bond street. selling NJ 20 per
cent below Broadway prices. W. d. BfGELOW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-09

A Ill PERSONS WHO DESIRE TEMPORARY LOANS
N their life insurance policies the
room2 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-09

And crowds come from all directions
20 those
25c.
Yard wide French Percaes, from auction 21Sc, worth
25c.
Yard wide Leno Cloth, from auction. 15c worth Soc
Yard wide Grissalc Pcplns, from auction She, worth
Soc.
Yard wide Goatskn Popns, from auction, 3,Sc, worth
5)c.
Striped and figured Iron Grenadines Isc., worth 25c
Plain Colors, In new shades Iron Grenadines, 25c.,
worth 3Jc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-09

vIrANTED-ONE PAIR SECONDHAND SHEARS FOR
w cutting "a inch square iron Apply Immediately to
w. w o., 80 White street
yXrANTED TO PURcHAsE-A CIGAR STAND. STOCK
w and Fixtures, in q good nelghborhood. Address
J. l. NJ. llS West Twcnty-thlrd street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-09

AT HERTS, LOAN AND DIAMOND BROKER, W5
"A Broadway-Real Lace shaws jackets, rlanms.
Founces &c, at third original cost % pay
also Diamond Rings, Studs, Earrings Pins As o. an n,
water, at less than half retail price, ~ Hb"'o "
and Diamond Broker. ql3 Broadway.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
SSate OF Ws-eoasiR,

IOWA COUNTY CIRCUIT cpURr. DanelSis'
] ner, Plsin'If, avNi1.t Bridget -alcngtr, Nlfsaf'
~ hsiis and - mas Kelly, John ~AsOger, Bridge
A.rsn and jch1 Es,ian. Aary Bloom and Z. ~
Boom, Jnh,nbah -a4eugrr, len S,IeUger. Cith.'
ine >ae Sr. Sarah tun -at"uEnr lanes Saen'
yr, sihos snd heirs :. law ~ LaHrruce ,aiea.sr,
dec AID d,is-L,pIs.
nsH-t
Wv are hereby snGan ned ard required tn anss'
me eenul RAJ in int> action. shich W.. lied IN ne
oec- Of IN Clerk % ta- NIvclt 3ptrt for sad loFs
s,untv. IN h.d,r,llie IL ~NId county. IN the I'f'
d>s ~ o.'O'sr. l~79 u.d 70 -Crve copy OF ~
sn.s< sl c"lg lain, ~ th- -ghsci Der Al hi' Of
So tats Nilia@ VI tiighlsnI Iowa %. Wisconsin
shaIn tSeu's d,s- ftrr the ssryiae hereof, th'iN
sve u ,sr ,L,s q ,gsh service: aud Vt YOU fa'! -
aver Ne IA cOsuy'a. vstlla Tie iI.nr pre'e.
M tlsigiB ms action Il upit 70 sac toIf' -
Me -aef drnsrd. Il IN tbr com iIisIni.
i'ssei Jc.obe7 lV,b So.
J. y. s&kLkEH p.h's torney,
es HIGHLAND. HiscaaSs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

A tier appealing Tor an impersonal
county canvass, the Democrat pro-
coed, to assail the Republican can.
dida,e for County Treasurer by in
sinuating that he IS not a citizen OF
the county. II it is not personally
sland-rons TO chargr a man with be-
ing a citizen OF one county. while
seeking to be elected to an important
Office in another, what shall We call
the proceeding.
john L. Jones has been a citizen
and tax payer in Iowa county longer
than the editor Of the Demc,M, and
is much more deeply interested, aud
better posted in her affairs,
For the past two or three years
Mr.. Jones has held a clerkShip at
Madison. but has never lost MS resi-
drnce here, or acquired it there. At
every election, as the Democrats
know TO their sorrow, he has voted
at VI Hin, and industriouslv labored
through Iowa county tor the Repub,
lean ticket. He has never voted At
Madison. or elsewhere, nor can his
name be found on any egI>try book
save that Of Mifhin. Every dollar
Mr.. Jones has earnrA-at Madison IN
excess Of what was actually npceSsa-
" to existence, has been invested in
improving his property (the MlEilin
WOODEN Mllls) in this county. A
leading Object of Mr.. Jones stav at
Madison was to study law, and have
access to the State Library. Last
Winter he graduated with high hon.
or, as member Of the Law Class OF
the State University and to our
knowledge and the know ledge oil
many others, he has been making ar.
rane-m-nts for the last SIX months
10 establish himself in the practice
OF law in this county. Mr.. Jones
family are at his house IN Mltftln,
and had been FOR some weeks prior
to his nomination, and before his
name was ever mentioned IN con
ncetion with any county Office. The
fact IL. neither Mr.. Jones nor his
friends had dreamed OF his beng "A
candidate, up 10 "A dav or two before
the convention. and when his name
was presented to that body, it was
without any previous arrangement
or scheming among delegates. The
unanimity with which Mr.. Jones was
gwen the nomination without any
effort having been previously made
10 secure 1t, atteSts the esteem III
hich he is held by Tie people, and
augur plainly that he will be hand
somly endorsed at the polls, SEE,
ing this Is probably hats the mat,
ter" with the D.H,ocr1t
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

one Of the best men in the Democrat
ic party, and one Of the most bitter,
uncom promising adherents OF the
principles Of that party to be found
in the county. lie would no doubt
make = good sheriff # elected, to pre-
vent which it is only necessary for
Republtcans to ,ptc Their ttcjtct.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
MISSOURI ORRk>20N DENCR.
Nxo.Ro, NJ, Oct Ii, 1872

Nxo.Ro, NJ, Oct Il ls12
Tn. .bhin. OF the '-reat tidal wave OF
Liberalism ~ lnte -, apparent rs Va,
II, aoA snUu after the tiRc GnnN erup-
ton. las "spher second kbought o.
macy ~ho at hr,s teit III e IS you'd hs u
c.pitai JOKE O. elect Horace Greeley 70
tue highest nihes Ia tha gi.s Of sac Alurri-
can people, h.. eonslncei them taas our
Husernl. emf II quite too valuable TO -
thu. ,r ibed With, and sls known iuca-
p,citY OF The nominees at tincipo..I aud
BALTIMORE has changer .Aa clgrsHt vi
that ,liai ~ t ia "a DIRECTION TIA. j, soon
60 bury ous OF sikh, a wuo hoped 10
s!de IN. power under .ne political To-
!! raised
Every Republican victory bring, tho
Dvmucr,ttc cuui3s,inu o, t.ita uaa,rr
aui .ti.i nearer % correcs principles a.
il shown by an examination al tlclf piI;-
form. pas: AND present These drcara-
ton, ut ptIuc.Fies are bu. sounding
2cris t. decri-e voters. Democracy to-
iay Is tie same a. it was taeige years
ago, aud Il oa!y oeei. the power to con-
vines the world that al iJs professions
Of "Ltberalisn, ace Gut 10 catch votes.
Tue pso.ss.ios spp.rsn: in Asr piss.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

Let us compare, with all fairness
possible, the opposing candidates he.
fore the people Of Iowa county for
each Office
FoT STATE SENATOR.
FRANCIS LIrrLE. Hrvubhraa. Has
already served cue term, and acqnjl.
ed himself with credit The most
INSCRIPTIONS Democrat will not
charge him with dishonesty or inca.
pScity. No man owns him, and no
clique can control him. His motto Is:
"What conscience dictates To be done,
Or warns me not to do;
This teach me more han he'll to shun,
Thai more than heaven pursue"
UENRY BARNARD, DemocY1t-ls a
resident of Avoca; 1t young man
against whom we have nothing to
81 say, except that hc possesses less
qualifications, would wlrld les, inhu
ence, aud would be unable to do rs
kslf the service ss Senator, that
his opponent might he has served
cue or two terms as Member Of As.
scmblv for the Northern District,
but did not distinguish himself tx,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24


ic MARTY. and one Of the most bitter,
uncom promising adberents OF the
principles Of that party to be found
in the county. lie would no doubt
make = good sheriff # elected, to pre-
vent which it is only necessary Tor
\ RcpubltcQns 10 cote Their tt,ject.
FOR TREASURER.
CAPT. JonN I. JoSrs, RepuJlicor-
l. a Welshman of , wears residence
in Iowa county. When quite Young
he learned the printing trade but fol
lowed it for only short time. By
working and studying by turns he
soon mastered the English langua ge
and acquired a good education. lie
enlisted and served during the war
iu the 30th Wis. regiment. Started
as private aud returned as com
misSioned officer. At the close of
the war, accompany with his father
iu.law. VIM, Oldham, he established
| the NJ iffiin Wooden Mills, IN which
his all is invested, and which, in OPP
position to apparently insurmounta-
obstacles, he has made success. OF
his honesty and capabiisv his worst
| enemies dare not breathe a doubt
Some Of the best men in the State
stand ready to 90 on his bounds when
elected
CHARLES GILMAN, Drmoc, ats a
gentleman against whom personally,
no word can he SAID. He is one %
| the proprietors Of the great brewery
in this city. He has once before
sought to be elected County Treas.
urer. lie failed then, and shall he
succeed now? Republicans, it is
'"' } ." ~ u''''V'
| FOR REGISTER.
BENJIMAS EVANS, Repa5i,can-This
IL the gentleman whom the Demo-
Gratis pat on their ticket for State
Senator, two years ago, without his
consent, and in defiance If his pro.
test. lie Ia a farmer OF the town Of
Rldgeway, where he has long resided.
Is honest, well qualified and viii be
| elected if Republicans do their duty.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24

would be cruel ; but we confess to a
desire TO see the experiment tried
Kindness TO Mr.. ). suggests that If
he is e0er to be turned out Of office, il
should be done now. while he is
young and capable IF learning to do
something els, rather than years
hence, when he will be too old 10
learn new tricks.
FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT CoUIr.
CHRISTIAN KtssLKR, Republ,cun-
If any man on either ticket deserves
well OF the people it is Chris AT
the outbreak Of the war, he enlisted
in the gallant "a Regiment, /.
healthy, able young man. to tvh. the
battles of his adopted country.
From the war he returned with one
good arm rendered wholly powrrl-ss
for life by rebel bullet, and hi.
hcalth seriously impaired. He is un-
able to do hard work, but as capabl,
as any man TO fill the Office for which
be is nominated, and in which he has
already served two terms. No RI.
publican or other perspn with spark
Of graf in his bosom can vote
against Chris
h. WYMAN. Democrat-Ths man
we neither know nor wish to. Ne
claims to be one of the seIf.stvled
Liberal Republicans. and secured his
nomination because the Democrats
knew he would be beat in a race
with Kesslrr.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
j. 7. SMELKtR, Repubi,con-Is a
Young Attorney residing at High.
land. He is Well qualified and in
every way worthy, BY strict appli.
cation to business, he has built M a
Coos practice IN the Democratic
Glbraltcr Of Iowa county, and by
his straight forward, gentlemanly con.
duet, won the esteem Of the entire
community. He served his country
as soldier in the late war, and is a
graduate of the Platteville Normal
School.
r. l.. READ, Democrat Every body
knows Dick He is Jolly fellow
and all that, but who ever accused
him Of legal talent? who believes
he could draw an Indictment that
would stick. once IN IA hundred times
aud who does not know that it would
be unsafe to elect him to such r..
Sponslble Office?
FOR SURVEYOR.
wy
~ o"'""'' "P"0'''""-' NJ :
wa = '"' VI '''' Wv ,'"'' sur
" ~" '"", "o' scr
vices attest his capaoiity.
Henry MADDEN Democ,at-This is
the present incumbent. a good man
g..
Ah""'' OF ASS'Nh''-- 81 p'''
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
FOR SURVEYOR.

A. w. CoMrokr, Repab'jcan-Mr.
Comfort is one of the old time sur.
veyors Of Iowa county. Past ser.
vices attest his capaoilty.
HENRY MADDEN Democrat-This Is
the present incumbent. good man
and far surveyor, but certglnl Y no,
superior to his opponent, aud moi
entitled to Republican vote.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-24
% DiSrRlC

WV. RoulvsoN, Rcpa5ltcan--This,
we regard as the best nomination
made in this District for many years.
Mr. Robinson has served a long time
on the County Board and in that
capacity displayed ability and char,
actrr that haye won tor him the r..
sptct and confidence OF his colleagues.
n. nomination VAS wholly uusoughs
sud unexpected by him, In his case
truly "lhe Office sought the man
Tie is mau OF sterling integrity,
clear headed and prompt to acuou-
qualities very important III 4 ,egls a.
tor. lie served in the war, and has
ever been a staunch Republican. Ia
many rrsuects There IS great similar.
IL, Of Character between Mr. Robin
SON and lion. Francis Littlr, NO
favor sway 5 him, aad no fear can
awe
pR. VAN DCsrv. Dcmocrat-W hat
the Doctor is, the people Of tins DIS.
trlct know full well. During ,hs
War a4i Up to the present tue Le
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-14

Der 9Auri1Ded war erfa1t. bod Mi
Der aufamurluu8 Der Nenae wa: and
DE gsfatr elmer Bestntrd&tiA11a pee
Qar elmer Atsrtre&une tee GeRes eut>
taneen. Die Obren Der taiItrlt&en@df
|liefen{ @efabr. uus etaen @enu6' ID stom=
men duf! peu man {olten tpttn" @er,b
aeleat batte Bas bl,eb nut, in eielet
(dtp et'Aen Page: elmer f5nieltden po'tsei
mobt 9 Neres ibris. ale cd nit So Fl
mutt In Die ei&ten id~aululiaen Wa1en
u ftl,3en. um Der fdialiden Gttuct cine
Safe 5u babntn. Man ,pe.b, pa6 Der
rsttenre 8erfu& Der poltset, Dor TEN
9'dnienofen Grfoloe be9lettet spar. Bae
ihreit uaan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ruta>
.lt'dt u. oubertp oliisttaoenpen, IT es bod
itneu ALIEN NUT ju %eanfen, co6 troB COB.
ter uno &erwunpeter eer 3apfenfretd
obne untetbre&une ju Gnee eefabrt wer>
ben fonnte.
Bir MAIDEN. olfs Der 4elilst ipeeieQ
6errn . Waeoi, Der 0& BET Der .Afa,e
Die Sporsa perpiert teiRen 8orpurt aus
eer &ddI@tsloiafstt nit Or lie 9eban,
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cine Hsbenfode II betra6ten.
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Dbreu fltnaen wirc.
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