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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-21

AGthe unfortunate Red River mi j.
t;srf expedition, toward the close of tt 9
war, a cavalry soldier about twenty
years old, in the vigor, of health, was
thtust clear through his body by. a
broad-sword In the hand of a mounted
enemy. The sword entered Just in
front of the short ribs of the right side
and came out opposite, close to the
spine; and, what was meStremarkable
he declared he did not feel,its5 entrance,
but when the fellow drew it out it gave
hin some pain. He was colisidered
'mortally wo inded. But neither bleed
ing nor DYING, as the surgeons Expected, !,
he was transported to IL hospitaA in New
Orleans, where in fewsmoHthsdheMt was
the eifc4eiof surgeons hQw,ghe escaped
$50 miEAcAlously. Scientifically cansid-
tered, the'bowels must hayeIa been, gut
| through in several places, and arterial
twigs laeerated by dozens. The latest
Theory was this, viz, that neither in
ItestineS nor bloc oGi-yesselS tWefe wouIidV
ed. For wonder, lthatsharp blade slid
ithruigil between the tubular ceilswith-
| out injuEing anything but integum enfs,
front and rear, and pierning theluHbar
muscles. When those lhealetbfhe pa
ltient was as Eoud asn6tSodTh hat featre-
peated ten millions of itiines might not
succeed again.a97 adt sS!,n 81 sgd1 i:
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| y A man in Denver married, but had
to leave Immediately and UNEXPECTEDLY
for Salt Lake City on urgent business.
tHe1eft his bride with tears in his eyes
land a pr mise of immediate return up
ION his lips. Andigot there just in time
mot to be athletic get away. He made
This way slowly along with the block.
faded trains, working with the fands
sIfor every shovel full fof snow got out
was that much ebstructionreRoyed be
tween him ands9hisl bel6yediiSYW her
within tw oshundred miles of Cheyenne
the foremost train FANS into a gbiggel
'lsnowbank than ever, at which, fafthfu
1unto Qeath,d hes struck out a-foot anC
walked the two hundred miles nifivs
days. He came in with frozen feet anC
4 ears, sbut his heart Sswas albright, and h
went on to Denver rejoicing. At oR'
lpeint he WAS chased .byswoi YES and los
his plug hat in rnnning, iFhe hat saved
his life, for the wolves had inever seer
lone before and stopped to examine ]
for long time. It took Them so loni
i to determine what it was, that our he
role lover got out of reach. He borrow
led a red handkerchief at a labererer'
hut and passed on. ,'.ae es.i b!.
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! Administrators Notice.

Administrators NOt1C6.
NOTICE is hereby given. that In the Probate
IL OCbnTUof BelmOntgC Cohnty, Ohio. the y Rder-
signed we're appointed and qualided as Admip-
late Of said Gbunty.! 3li1 81 ~ - -lsssass@
iAII persons ifndehted to said essate, are ,re-I
.qnested 70 make immediate payment and
quested to present them W thin ON year from
this 1ss dels; Iuanlo /; +. 9yi AbPLGS,AdH,E, ;,,
, 1872-12-18
MUSICAL.

ClUnCH BENEFIT CONCERTS.
Tho absence of any musical attractions Of the
professional order, has given the home uauhi-
3ians q clear field for concerts, and they are i'm
proving it with guBto. This week the churches
sre coming in for benefits. On Sunday evening
he choir Of st. Mary's Church, Nrs. Mcclure
isoprano), Miss Farrell Calto), Mr. schultze
Hanor), and Mr. Bowen (basso), under
tha direction Of Mr. Frank G. Rohner,
orrsuist, gave s sacred concert for the benefit
~ the Church, which at least had the merit Of
heine shat its name indicates, !" sacred" !"
Tvery aurnber On the programme VAS sacred,
Nth oae exception Qhe overture to "semira-
n,;s ,for organ). In this direction Mr. Rohner
accomplished what no other concert manager
bny ever done in this city. The concert
uas pleasant one, without being
,,ratentious. md was mado specially attractive
ky Mrs. McGuire's singing. The second part of
the programme was composed exclusively OF
sa1actions from Ro6sini's 'sStabat Mater"
1rh;ch gave each member of the choir ample op-
,3ortnnity for distinction, which opportunity
EEagimpfoved in avery reasonable degree.
last evening, a benefit concert was given at
ractTa1 Hall in aid OF the Ladies' furnishing
f,1nd of Trinity Church, which attracted very
1aIee is and fazhi0a1able au<snoe. The concert
, 1872-12-18

was given under the direction OF Mr. Fred. Y.
Root. who was assisted by Miss Jessica Haskell,
Miss Ella L. White, Miss Anna s. Lewis, Miss
Nettie Roberts, Messrs. Ledocho#ski: Gates,
Goldsmith, Bowen, Mason aud Zie8teld. Mr..
Root may congratulate himself upon having
organized very successful concert: we
have not space to enter into details.
and can only indicate those features which were
of more than ordinary interest," and these we're
A1r. Lelochowski's excellent performance Of
Liszts transcription Of the Schiller Mnrch, SO
strongly suggestive Of the da1s Of Baiatka; Mr.
BoWen's humorous and rollicking sing
ing Of the familiar old Il song I" Simon,
the Cellarer;" Miss Whites singing OF
Hullah's dramatic ballad ''Tha Storm; !" Miss
Roberts superb playing of WGbers "Concart-
Stueck: and Miss HasEell's singing Of ono of
tile airs from schumann's Woulan's Life and
Love"-a class Of songs which Miss Haskell
always sings well. A. novel fea;ure Of the pro
gramme was the performance, of Romberg's
"ChiIdren's Symphony in five @oyements. It
is written in regular symphofic form, but
the treatment is; very simple, tho themos
thin, and the whole very monotonous.
The interesting features IF it are
the selection Of Instruments, which embraces .
piano, two yiolins, double bass, trumpet, trorn-
bone, tamborine, drum, whistle, and limitations
Of the cuckoo and nightingale, and Tho fact that
| most OF the Instruments were playedby children,
who filed their parts remarkably Fell. AS q
whole, the concert may be set down rs g. very
pleasant one, and above the aTerasoin point Of
mart. I
, 1872-12-18

NEM 4OAh. ..-
NEW YoRK, Dec. 17.--CoTTos-Higher with good
export demand rniddliug uplands, 20j:c.
-BREADsTuFFs-F1our rather more active at unchang-
ed quotations; receipts, 6000 brls. Rye -four steady
at &sot&62o Corn meal quiet; yellow Western, 35(
@3.35. Wheat heavy and lower, with limited export
demand receipts 81, 900 bu; No. Milwaukee, s15G@
l5f No. Chicago and Northwestern spring, 81 5l{a
1.52; No. spring, $l43@1.45; red Western, 81 .70@
LIS; amber, s.. .82@1.85; No. Mlwaukee, $1.64.
strongly in buyers favor; receipts % 600 bu steamer
Western mixed, &c; sail do, 65h@66Lc; yellow, sic
68c. Oats dull; new lower; old frmer; receipts,
25 oo9 bu; old Western mi mixed 52@Sse; new, 4o@
EoGs-Quiet, weak; s4@35c.
HAY AND HoPsFirn, Unchanged
dnocEn1Es-Cofee quiet; Rio, l5A@18s{c. Sugar
quiet; rein 5ednlng, e2s@9Ac; Cuba, e@91<c. M0lassos
PErRoIEuM-crude, i2@12.Ac; refined, 2775c.
TuRPESrnU-Firm 67@58c. -
PRovB1oSs-Pork frmer; new mess, 513.75514. 90;
s13oog1s.5o Hams nm, s3s:o6; Hsgce, nominal.
Cut meats 1ulet midd1es, firm long clear, spot,
abort clear for February, 7Ac. Lard steady steam,
'fS19; SSGTza@In a fdr desn.na Western, 1oe1ec.
CHEEsE-Unchanged.
WH1sREH-Aoweri e9e.
OswEGo, Dec. I7.-GRA1S-Wheat quiet and fien
No. ! Milwaukee,, 1.63. Corn firm; 60c. Basle5
eteady and unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l7.-BnEApsIuFFB - -Four
rua but ttls doing tor want Of stock. Wheat quiet
Corn quiet and weak; new yellow, 6oc }; old, &c !;
mixed Western, 64@65c. Oats quiet and weak white,
5o@52c; mixed, AGO.
faovrs1oss-pull and declining nness goTk, s1a
Wu1sKEY-Firm and higher CSC.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE Dec. 17.-BREADs1uFFH-Flour quiet
and unchanged. Nhsst buoynnt but unsestled; No.
, 1872-12-18

$120H; No. 9, $l13 Corn dull; shade lower; No. 2,
354c. Oats dull; No. 2, o61@c. Rye steady; No. l,
e*s Rsczis415ae na5lez aaeaa wheat 5000 pu
barley, 5000 bu- .'.....
sniPMEs9s-F1our, 1000 brls; wheat, l1,ooo bu ;
barley s'''o 0o' DETROIT
DETROIT, Dec T7--BREADsruFfs-F1our quiet md
unchanged. Wheat steady; extra, s1.75; NO. !,
81. -<S ' '1'''' 0'&'4 '''''' -'''' - 11>sc' '
REcE1rrs-Flos1r, 2 600 brls; wheat, 5000 bu.
6H1PMEsTs-Flour. 1000 brls; wheat, 1000 bu-
. BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Dec. T.-BnEADsruFFs-.E1our quiet
and unchanged. Nheat hrm choice white and am
be 4 gooa ID to prime red 9
S5e s56s5e. Gus URN anu S'sao'' "2''s' '0S' ' D
Bulk meats andd bacon unchanged. Lard dull and
lover; 7A@7a4c.
BgErEG-stsady; ehoico Western Fo1l, SOC: :, ~
"Hlskns-8u0'a9ti diEVHE1Sp f:7qaE saa higher s'00'
CLEVELAND, Dec, l6.-BaEADsruEF Flour firm.
Wheat da steady aud unchanged &c c9rp R; aett t1s old
Oats dull No. State, SIC.
PE7RoLErM-Qniet ana easier; standard Whlte, IN
car '0's' 2s@s2xe; fHo1fsTiEEE: ffa1f S@i GzSse&''
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 17.-ToBAcoo-Fery firm and
active for all grades; Ea1cs, IS bids.
BEEADsrurrs-Flo.lr in good demand, and firm !;
pnov1s1oss-In fair demand prices unchanged. No
' Hoos~Active at ss7sis 4.oo; receipts, 47oo
Wa1sKET-Firn at aoc.
MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Dec: 17.-coTToN-Active and higher
good ordinary, 1850; low middlng, 1880.
.BEEApsrEFrs-F1our dull and dropping, at $J.25@
1000. Cornneal higher at $3.15. Corn quiet aud
weak, at 51a52c. Oats quiet and weak at 41@42c.
HAr-Qniet and n,eeeihe3sed, esi at s25. .oo@3ooo.
BULK MEATs-1n good demand at full prices.
ST. LOUIS.
Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 17.-DREApsTUFFg-F upper
grades held firmly, but business confined to order
trade Wheat held firmly but little doing sample lots
No spring, s. 10 small sales inspected No. red
winter S1.88. Corn, No. Mixed $50 in elevator. Oats
shade better; No. ., 26c on east track; 25ac In
store Barley quiet. Rye firm and in demand sales
no. 2, 6S47De in east elevator.
WarsKET-Firn1 at 81.
pRov1s1oSs-Pork nominal at $1,000. Ments quiet !;
only email order trade. Lard firm; prime steam, TIC.
Hoeg-EaEier at It. Asa.5o@3.75; most sales at $1,000
''''' @'''S''~' ''--t CINCINNATI.
CrsccSs7AT1, Dec. l7.-BnEADsrurfs-Flonr flrra:
Wheat and firm; No. 9 red wintcr, 5l,58 sonoo
asking SLED. Other grains unchanged
O1Ls-Firm and unchanged.
stean TIC bid; kettle, 7H@7xc Bulk meats steady
partially cured fuzzy cured higher. Bacon shoul-
ders 43!95c. Sides firm clear rib, a@8lac; clear
$50; sides, 4z5o; hams firm st o11@sHc.
Hocs-S.eady S37o9s.6o most Bales st s3.7593.8o.
WHBKEx-Firm ut 90:
TorEDo, O., Dee: 17:-BnEApa7uFFs-Flonrq quiet
and unchanged Wheat in fair demand, but lower !;
amber Michigan, s.. No. red, s163h. Corn
dull and unchanged. Oats-No. ! 6lale better
| 37H@38c for No. 9.
DRESSED HoGs-$4.55.
RECEIpIs-Flour, 21 brl8 wheat 5000 hu :: corr,
| 5000 bu oats, 5000 bu. ..
SH1PMES1s-Fiour, 500 brls wheat, 1000 bu corn,
| 1900 bu; !; cats, 5000 bu.
, 1872-12-18

IIvERroo1. Dec. IN n.--Flour. sos. Wheat
Winter 11s 1od spring 11@l1s 50 white I2@l2s ID;
Lard 3ss 3d. Receipts for the last three days, 1850
qrs 5000 qrs OF which were American.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 17-1:30 p. tn.-Wheat-Wtuter,
lis Cd; :. spring, lis lid. Corn, 25s Cd. Best un-
changed.
changed. -.
LoSDox, Dec. 17-5 p. .m--conaols-Money 91x9
10-4os, ss15; new IS, 8o4; Erie, 42zs.
PARIS, Dec. 17.-Rentes, 59f 45c.
LIVERPOOL Dec. 17---Cotton active aud drner !;
1niddIing upland, 1oAd Orleans, 1od; sales, Is GOO
bales; specuation and export, 5000 bales.
Breadstuffs dull; red Western spring wheat 11s@
lis 3D. red winter, lis Sd. Flour, Sos. Corn 2ss 3D.
Peas, 38s.
Beef, $50. Cheese, 65s. Cumberland nidGles, 38s.
Short ribs, sos.
Receipts OF for the past days q 900 quarters
Of which 90 900 quarters American. Receipts Of
wheat past days 600 quarters of which 600 Tere
American. .....
Shipments Of cotton from Bombay 6ince last report
5000 bales.
Yarns aud fabrics at Manchester quiet and firm.
, 1872-12-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,



NEW EoRK, Dec. I7.-The stringency in TIC money
market the chief feature n financial crcs today,
borrowers paying as high y Per cent dr.. About
tho close Of bank hours when nearly Ill tht brokers
had made up ther bank accounts this rate defined to
6@7 per cent. It is generally supposed artificial
are al work 10 make money scarce aad the Pad6c Mail
people accused Of locking funds they did ten
days ago. In addition to this, the Treasury afforded
an opportunity for stringent money by withdrawing
from the Bank Of Commerce and the Fourth National
Bank s., ,345 846 in legal tenders. The Gove1nnent
money remaining in these two banks Is 81
Sterling drna ct le9 for prime, and 1l0k for sight,
Gold lower, declining from 112 to 1l1a1 with
recovery to 112. Loans from to fat for use Clear
1ngs, GOO. The Assistant Treasurer diBtursed
<T9,50o. .
Governments we're lower in the morning, in Eympa-
thy with gold, but closed firm at slight advance.
State honda dull; Tennessee aud Virginia coosols
heavy aud lower.
Stocks were irregular. The market alternatcd fre-
quent1y between drmness' and weakness. The caief
interest conferred in Pacific 1Iai which
tween rs and IS, closing ct 76- The dealings today
were more evenly distributed than usual with congd
eraba activity in New York Central, Lake Shore, Rok
Island, Wabash, Western Union, and Hannibal & It.
Joe common. The market closed heaVy, and tho Gte.s
dealings were at declining prices.
Tie Commercial Bays the rumor that the Pacific Mal
Company is about to issue bonds is repesed very posi-
lively to-day. It is stated that tho Executive Commit
tee will authorize them tomorrow.
Efar3irc
, 1872-12-18

AGENTS WANTED.
4 GENTS wANTED-oNE COOP MAN IN EVERY
chine saer which Is the best selling u tho
market. 1t Will positively stazt tho machine IN tho right
way without removing the hands from the work while
seyng also prevents the machine from OF start
G8oK Go.. Room ls5 G c1arfsss 1 1ew mora city
men wanted.
4 GENTS WANTED PROFITABLE EMPLOY
soet orders for tho celebrated Improved Buckeye Shut
Ito Sewing Machine. Stitch alike both ades It will
stitch hem, foll tuck, cord bind braid gathsr, snd
ru1e and from the finest nansook to beaver over
Sss9nsf hGS sRdRst co., tds oho
Louis, Mo.
4 GENTS WANTED-s10 TO S12 DAY-AGENTS
"A arc D. liking it with my goods; they necessit
with every family, and pay Large profit; theresqre ~
Ton, e3 West AIousoest., Chicago.
4 CENTS WANTED-FOR EVERY TOWN IN THE
Address WEBSTER CO.. Room q, is South Clark st.
4 GEETs WANTED--h1AIE AND FlMALE-THE
Il biggest thing One agent nade SW in week,
another $685. Call and for yourself at AT State IT.,
second floor.
4 GENTS WANTED-LADIFs OR GENTLEMEN,
Il to call Room III East Madiso1sts. and
al agency article that takes tho least tk OF
article In the market. Call and see it. 4. KNOWLES
4 CENTS WANTED-s2o SILVER WAICH TREE
II to either se1 and guarantee of the best money
making busiuess in the Wcst only 3 to S15 capital
country froe MERRILL ! CO., 8 Yves. Lako-st..
Room II.
, 1872-12-18

BUFFALO, Dec. 17.-cATr1E-Receipts today, In
cuding IS COWS to arrive oo3, making the total for
time Last week Market duh and Ife]ess, with
but few buyers present. and they too much frightened
at the overstocked condition Of the Eastern and home
markets to venture purchases. Business IL confined
almost exclusively to the local retail trade few head
OF extra Christmas cattle were retaiicd at 7HG9c.
Texans are in excass of the demand, Common stock
neglected. Not sufficient business done to Justify
quoable market. Sales: 81 Texans, l.1G3 fbs SAFE
1042 lhs at 81 il Illinois Bteers, 1242 lbs, at S
81 Michigan steers, $50 to ], ,146 lbs, at Sj509450i IL
Ohio oxsn hs, at $3.50 Is Ohio steers 424 lbs,
at $3.50.
SHEEP AND LAa1Bs-To-day I 400, making the total
for the week thus far 2eo0 against 400 tho time
last week. The market has not yet opened.
HoGe-To-day goo, making the total for the week
thus far II 600 against IS 600 last week The market
opened moderately active ut 10c off from Last weeks
closing rates. Statesmen think that prices hare touch
ed bottom. Sales yesterday: 5,e25 Ohio hogs, 200 to
800 tbs, at s3.90@4.1o4 Sales this morning: 45G0 Ohio
hogs 900 to $50 lbs, at $390@405 Light Yorkers bring
Jug the highest figures
, 1872-12-18
New York DRY Goods Market.

New YonB, Dec. 17.-Busness continues quiet with
agents and jobberY The market for cotton goods is
strong and regular; snd the stocks held by commits
mission houses unusually light for the season
Heavy Standard and lne brown sheettngs well sold
up by the agents. with whom there B ahort supply Of
some leading Makes. Canton aannels are still active
md medium grades aIo se2ree Corset 5e:n5 are i n
but desirable heavy cassimeres firm. Foreign
goods inactive, except holiday styles and black
uohajrs.
, 1872-12-18
WANTED---TO RENT.

JWANTED-To REST-A COTTAGE OR HOUSE on
fF West Side, In gDod neighborood, and not $50
per month J L, 266 Wabash-av.
]NANTED-TO RENT-WILL- MRS. c., WHO
" makes nice coffee home made broad and cake send
her Addgnss to 6, Tribune Office.
, 1872-12-18

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
TOR SALEOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FARM
of 160 acres, g ,ni1es t,on Chicago. Also garden
q. r-@0
, 1872-12-18

nR. MATHEW AND MADAM MAYNARD CAN
sept tends Lost q stolen yo9 wn
soro oyus seminal weakness consumption, lver COM
p.afnt, aue. ctarrh. Delcate diseases cured IN as"
, 1872-12-18

wA1En1owN, Nass, Dec. 17.-BEEF CAr11E-Re-
cetpts 1,o75 head; market quiet, aud butchers not
inclined to bug extensively, it being the week before
nary to poor stock from x to 10 lower than last week.
Sales Of choice at SLIGO; extra, $850@l0.50; FIRST
quality, S7.00@8.00 second, $5o0G6.50; third, S325@
15D.
SHEEP AsD LAMBS Receipts, 3s12 market inactive
Sales in lots at s1.7 so each extra, 597c.
, 1872-12-18

T,on .s1Ir~coTr1aE 1rD 1or . NORTH
es!:sszs sa$ i; 2 ess1sst cash.
Ss:Es I'd S pa,
H9qse. and nd lets M et M lying Psrkt s;ehsaso IL
SSestsss S s9% Il II 5es Z IS ?s sssssasS: 900.
Snioa Sos1PsnaEs Pa4E cheap
KA BRoWN GoMMoSs, is5 West MadIsonst.
bicS No 4 1ce Asp IS M Bspasi
Ts5s 5R ss{ z89SS Es EsT@ ~ Z
Stse and Wailaes I'll Iii out 81 ro Mmis Perteot
5saf: ps9 ess: ased Axsag; s de
Gnas1E. - Naoa.n-ev.
the s q at
2ns oN 1 SsaS aad ss:e'1 Room 5s5 a'
ToR SALK-40o FEET, WARASH-AV. AND STATE
viii saii M ali or sonatata jots |4'0 '''''
Wabsshsv. viii Bs improved it, entire 1ength IN the
fs% tbs value tSs' afass
-'4'' 1' -" N" " s.E5:;;SSRoess, Se,
T7oR s17E-1a MONTHLY P1v5iFaTS m s.5Ei5ff; Toi5sK
u and lot No. sit West s1eenth.st. Also cottages
On WenweEthax peaF HgryiSu1th-st q Als9 cottages
to rent: Apply y; X. HaISONs 5a south CAnton-st,
t5e!a = g e:o1esk:
Ts0R SALE-S-sTORH AND BASEMENT STONE,
s%2S:
1ngt -st.s NO. ~. SNYDER LEE, ~ Nixon Build
~. ao1.aeese eo.ae: =. !oa5S0 aae !sse1sses
H,OK sALk-so1lG5 w stA4E.Sr. n MEAN ELD-
l. ridgo-court. SNYDEE 1hE, u Nixon Building,
ae5.asss. corner Mea!oe s3a A3s9is7.s
%eaora i@6fossasRts saa soSls5 iss .eash i5ea
Gn MnTEenaT: neaT Gnlo1 TArK, no. %; easy TERMS
Moaroa and fasaitc.sts. ' 'a1s' lux 'n'40' e'tD'e
-, 80 :, 5 80 IN = 5oo7o ~ m
H'9K ,SAFLE-COl1A y Of AZ aooMs. AhD LOI
Monroe and LaSaiIs.sts A1iA1s' Ao"'1e'7' s'1"'A
(@975777-- - - = - ~ ~ ~ --
E10A SALE-TWD-S4ohY FRAME HOUSE, 139
1Went1ath-st on leased sIounq y To11ns ana m5deLa
Improvements; great bargsin HENRY t. MARBLE,
~ s9ee1eo5n=es:: room .: -
FOE SALE-S73 3FULT0N-sf:-A GoTFAGE HOUSE
On J: P EGYARr. s. West Kezdolph:ss. ss.-----
French rot basement Ffo%, easS
West Dv1stan will ho sold tetus and very low
prices, applied for soon, tho Premises betwoeu
Paulina and Wood, on West Ionrocst.
roR S17F nv T40s : 4 AMI u A.
H'ehE. .sb ha1S-oA AAAS'' g. e AA' AAAs fsA WA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-27
Ser 9eatiae Correspondent.
Baltimore, 81. Wopembcr 1872 .
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nurd1liieu ittitt, 1T Elm %llnbin9. Die 0tedte
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hna 0anb befiHbet iia wieoer inrnltten elner
&riiis.
. &ylr ieben in oieiem Safe brsi RO9lidtet'
ten. SIS f0nnte ieiu, buB @ambetta i'm Sc
iiible Der eigenen SOffuun9slof9te:t bemPras
"iibeutcn oielnterfiisung Der pSlnten" suipeil,
bet, ODER Ell tbut es nift urb Die rJfe4te"
Swin9t Sru. Sbiers, absupanIen, ODER auf'
IS 9iebt lpieber eiuen algemeinen Blasoera'
buue, wObei Der 3uiaG Die Ge9ierun9 tr9ene
etnem mouaraiid)en ODER reppblifaHlldeu
Gbenteurer III Die I9dnoe ipielt. SranjoNldt
ACKNOWLEDGMENT lparen BON leber llnbe'
refenbar.