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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-30
An Unparalleled Fraud.

1t is rather astonishing to
read in the Dubuque Herald
that there exists in the st. Lou
is, Indiana, and New York City,
and scattered all over the Uni
ted States, a regularly organ
lied band of men with aregu
lar outfit of nOtarial seals, com
missions, end other appliances
who have been carrying on for
years the business of dealing
in forged titles to Iowa lands
The Herald says that it could
give the names and residences
Omen who are regarded as ri b
and respectable in their own
communities, who are en-
gagged in the wicked business Of
assistingt0d the titles to
untold amounts of lands lying
in Iowa, and this may hereafter
IN many cases leave the father
less land widowed with the
chances of an almost hopeless
lawsuit on tleir hands, instead
of an unlncumbered inherit
ance. Nonresident owners OF
real property in Iowa are ad-
vised to apply by letter TO the
different counties, asking if any
changes are apparent upon
their records in the chain of
their titles, it being asserted
that "since the discovery oil
these mysterious frauds a large
amount of lands are now being
sold under forged s"--two
hundred thousand acres it is
said, chiefly in the north west
ern quarter of the state Of Iowa.
" Y. Tribune.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-30
How areyou Davenport Broth

OAos
eaAi private exhibition was Civ
en- oiabout fifty invited guests,
by a gentleman in this city,
whOo Witnessed the perform
ances OF the Davenport Broth
ers a short time since. The
singular phenomena shown by
them was reproduced with as
tohishing exactness and as rap
idly as the Davenports and
their invisible aids could work.
Being securely tied in a chair,
with his hands tied behind his
back, the curtain was scarcely
closed ere the genlleman's coat
sailed out among the audience
a dis tance of perhaps twenty
feet. The curtain being drawn
there sat the performer in his
shirt sleeves, as securely fas-
tened as ever. Placing the
coat back on the stage and
closing the curtain once more,
the work of untying himself
and putting on his coat was ac-
complished in minute. An
other feat wherein the per-
former and three Others took
part, was accomplished in the
dark, and the gas being turned
on, the guitar which a minute
before lay on a stand, was seen
lying across their arms, while
the tambourine covered the
head of one OF the committee
like a japanese shade. The
committee testified that they
discovered no movement on
the part of the operator, who
said the performance by him
self only proved the truth Of
the saying that what one man
has done, another may do.
There was not a dissenter pres
emit Columbus Dispatch.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-30
The Louisville Ease of HYDRO
phObia-A New Theory,

AASoAJs
Some of the Louisville doc.
tors do not entirely accept the
theory that Policeman Butter
field died of hydrophobia. One
OF the papers says; .- sr4
"The facts are a little com,
plicated, and perhaps a little
uncertain. Since the dog-klll.
ing season commenced, the un-
fortunate man has been carry
ing strychnlne IN his pocket,
which of course he constantly
handled. There was a bone
fe!on on his finger, and it is
thought by some that the poi.
sonous drug may have entered
the system through this sore.
A physician tells US that the
symptoms manifested were
such as could have been pro.
duced through the agency Of
strychnine applied to the felon.
The convulsions, the wild ma
niacal stare, the almost fren-
zied temper, the emission oil
froth all could have come fro m
the poison of the drug instead
Of from the poison of the mad
dog.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-30
A Sad HistOry.l

Ida Jacobs was formerly a
beautiful woman, and the hon
ored wife of a good citizen, who
provided literally for all her
wants, and gave her a home of
comfort and plenty. Her at
tractive personal APPEARANCE
made her the object of the at
tentions OF one In whole heart
scheme for her ruin had been
laid, and touch of vanity that
made her susceptible to fiat
terry, was taken advantage Of
by this individual, who had an
accomplished wife for the graf
ification of his base passion.
The vain and beautiful woman
fell; her husband cast her of;
and after a time her Beducer
also discarded her with scorn.
Ida Jacobs then commenced
her rapid descent to the bad;
and now, If she is still alive is
sunk in the lowest depths
reached by "a woman of the
town." On Sunday last doubt
less from the effects Of her-vi-
ces, she was stricken bind and
helpless with paralysis, and
when our reporter heard from
her this morning, was lying in
a wretcbed hovel in a filthy al
ley, uncon' cious of her position
and supposed to be dying. This
is the change wrought by vice
in a few brief years; from a
once bright and happy home,
and loving doting husband, to
the lowest depth of disgrace
and misery.
at Cincinnati Ida Jacobs had
brother living. He is a gen
tleman of wealth and influence
and high social position, and his
name is Harris cqHe was tele-
grsphed for on Sunday and urg-
ed to do what might be done to
aid his fallen sister, or at least
soothe her dying moments. But
up to this morning he had not
arrived, nor had any answer
been returned by him to the
telegram. Itis very ikely that
poor Ida Jacobs, like many 9th
er untortunates, will die alone
and unmourned, with not even
one to close her eyes. Poor
unfortunate. May be, however,
(iod will give her Interval for
repentance, and send an angel
OF mercy to guide her over the
dark rlver.-LouisuiUe Ledger.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-30
An Editors Club.

"Tommy, my son, what are
you going to do with that
cfubp TU7 yFNE vH
"Send it to the editor, oil
course"
"But what are you going to
send it to the editor fora"
"Cause he says if anybody
will send him a club, he will
send them a copy of his pa
per-"
The mother came near faint
ing, but retained conscious
ness enough to ask: "But,
Tommy, dear, what do you sup
pose he wants with a club?"
"Well, 1 don't know" replied
the hopeful urchin, sunless il
is to knock down subscribers
as don't pay for their paper
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-30

H
HERE is an anecdote told by
one minister about another
A certain presiding elder, who
was noted for being seldom up
to time, seldom very animated,
and seldom very brief, once
kept a congregation waiting a
long time for his appearance,
and when at last he did come
he preached them a very prosy
sermon of unusual length on
the text "Feed my lambs."-
he had not yet finished when
that original old minister
known as "Camp-meeting
John" rose from a reat in the
congregation and said: "Broth.
er, l have had some experience
in raising lambs, myself, and
| have found that the follow.
ing rules are absolutely essen.
tial to successful lamb.raising:
First, give them their food in
season; second, give them O
little at a time; and third, give
it to them warm"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-30
WHOLE NO. 1,i55
Wool Prospects.


The Philadelphia Inquirer
says "FOr some time past
there has been great excite,
met in the wool market, owing
TO the steady iucreasing prices
OF this commodity. This has
been -occasioned by a wool
famine all over the world
rrices have advanced In Eng
land and on the continent, and
In all the wool markets, cor
responding to the advance
here and in some instances the
advances on the other side
have been larger than here
This wool famine will last,
prooaDly, all through the pres.
ent year. The clip of 1878
will no doubt be the largest in
the worlds history. Every one
will make an effort 10 increase
1t. The reason the clip of 1872
will not be much in excess Of
1871 is because the great ad
vance did not take place until
after the lambing season was
over.
The advance in WOODEN goods
has not corresponded at all
with the advance in wool, and
this is in a m easure caused by
there being a no less umber
OF yards of goods produced
than there has been previously.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-30

ANDREW JOHNSON, ex-presi
dent of the United States, ae-
cordlng to. telegraph dispatch
has caused the ruin Of the vile
of the Postmaster at Green
vile, which has driven hertc
t e commission of suicide.-
How the mighty fall. u ln
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-30

MICHIGAN has adopted tts
Ohio liquor law. and the |flrss
case prosecuted resulted Id a
verdict Of $3.50 against a sa- ;i
loonist for selling whisky to
her drunken husband. N-''
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-30

A base ball club, is form :
ing in Danbury, Conn. 1t will
commence the season qnder +
the most favorable auspices.
having already secured twenty !;
two yards Of court, plaster and
thirteen pairs OF crutches. ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-30

no IoNEoN papers state that the
comet ef nard has had q setioa!
effect there, alarming many
Weak people, and nssRihe many,
weaker people positively sick"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-30

- A FARMER Of Council Blufs :;
Iwa, A. M. Thomas, makes
b tn sugar and syrup from the
sap Of black walnut trees, II 4
latter being in every respect
equal to the best maple molas
ses. on 81. saI e'.W c
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-30

A wEsrxsa editor osRed
Alex,s The hohas@Rasa.a 20 The
printer OF e0urss made liz
.aKuss.m 4 q, gS'aR kEegse-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-30
First, let your nose alone.
Second, Avoid taking cold.

Catarrh is a cold settling In
the head or nose; and as long
as it remains there, preserves
the lungs from danger. Ifyou
shuttle anything whatever up
the nose, in proportion as it ar.
rests or dlminishes the running
from the nose,' or eyes or throat,
it is certain to show itself in
the lungs, within a very few
days, and even in . very few
hours sometimes. KazTssJmsr-
aal of Health aaeb baa %
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-30

CArggAl panishmlsnt was VI
abolished il Norway nearly
twenty years since. sasA
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-30

!. BosroNIANs are gorging them
selves with Strawberries, which
they can get for 30 cents a
niana, = =; :; ,--...!!- : - .-.-- 80.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-30
a A DREAM OF SUMMER.
By JOHN @. wHITTIEh.

Bland AZ the morning breatHof June
= The southwest breezes play; L
And through its haze the winter noon
Seems warm as summers Gay.
The snow-plumed Angel Ofthe North
Has dropped his Icy spear;
Again the mossy earth looks forth,
Again the streams rush clear. 7.
The fox hishill side cell foFsbkes,
The muskrat leaves his nook,
The rblue-bird IN the meadow breaks
Is singing with the brook
! 'BeaE up, Q. Mother Natafe{p cry
: Bhd,S ,Sbreeze ahd 'stfeamet free,
"0ur'wlnter voices prophecy =,
OF summer days to thee - u
SAgE Rleg .tgqNsssIf ,NA,3 / -
40 N those win teIS 0f, the sou, h
BY bitter blasts and 'dfear,
Ger rswept from nemOrgs tF0zen pole,
Will sunny days appear,
ReMYing kDbe and Giith, thpy show
The soul its living powers,
And how beneath the winters snow
Lie germs ofrsummer flowers.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-30
sCatarrh.

The best "cure in the world
for catarrh is accomplished by
DONG two things-only two; it
will cure three cases out of four,
infallibly.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-30

The night is mother of the Day, =.
The winter of the spring 'b,-s
And ever upon old decay
The greenest MOSES cling.
Behind the clouds the sunlight turks,
Through showers the sunbeams fall
For God who loveth all his works,
Has left His hope with all T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-25
4n b~erfanfen.
3u %berfaMfcu.

1.ae eannfele BON s. Adern, 6 Ytelren ar bsr
8elulr.Roap, 40 sder urbar. febr biaia. Ndheres bel
Munonn 5 Sruseup, Nr. 10, Rom Suiieinss.
Ct HauIArake. 1850
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&erfeigernngen.
iii 2ehu arose unb iehr tuertboua,

fin 3ebu srose unb iebr t~uertbopae
EIl @rumrpIdse,
ieStt NIT sinsrn blSibsn tlsssltsiEernsn @03nRauis
nietlibe b1i,erne 3pttoasS uut antere sBoba'
banter an Der
@itlop< uno MeoSp<apsnus
nabe Der
Cob Gprino an Fer gort>Hpde
auf Iuftton.
Mfittrpod, Den 26. SUM-. Hapmitta9s UNI . utr,
tuercru mir an Den rep. Bfdsen cas- nahitsbsno bc=
i%trietene, ,epr empf, tlensusrtbe @runoslgentbum
YIN Reaip .sIpenue. 40 Sua brett.
Hr. 1 uub =. 3nei biaEe. leoer 20 SuB brett u.
| $50 nus tiei. isSer NIT el-em s,ptiitotissn sie .slhei-
nernen Wobnbuuie nit iranSoiiIthem 0abe uno lno-
men trodsnen aeuer bibid pebout. g,unbtins 81 pro
VIZ. 8. Gin Grunsplas. 90 Gus brett uno 200
srus ticf. nit einem 2sfod,gen n:eeliden b~oljernen
Wobnbouie nit sutrm tro6enen aeutr, Srunlen nit
9utem Gsdfier I'm pole IL. T.. 10. bsbaut. @ruHbatns
s. pro SrttteirB.
yr. 4. Sin c~srmntplas, A. Nus brett uno 1876
iyuS ttef, nit einem IN ~.itodissn @obn1auis, ttode'
neln Refer, ihones gYoi1er I'M 9ofe u. |. 10. bessut.
@runesins s2U auI ben Wlas
1SluopsApeuue. 5O HuH brett.
gr. 5. Gin Srnnepias % GuB brett mt elnsr
Uobnblu)e nit iranaofidem Oate beoaut.
SIR. 6. Gin 0rnncplaE, "a TuB brett uno 11o
fSus tief, nit einem 2ztodisen Wopngauie nit Irans.
Ddte hebaut, nit binreuteno relnem 2Satler IN pole
uEb niebr.eer G~runbmietpe.
UT. Z. GIN Ornncpl0B, EU SuB otti UNI pp
600 ssus tieL nit eiuem nleo iben 2-itott9en pol5'rz
men @obabauie nit 10 iuonen luttisen Snnnlern
nebt Dabiuben. quite Stauuns fir 3 ylerbs. Sub
s.aG, Wassn.R emiis. 6lensrtaus 9iildeoIs uno
anbeIen Nensn9ebduoen. IuD elm bnbiher SbrSar=
ten nit srossn una fleinen n1rudten. ~iorsldltts aus
ssmdplt uno traaeno, ihone S9ottenbdu"e, Elm
frunncn nit ausssseihnctem Mafer am elase uro
oas @anse einse5dunt. @runomietbt Is Gents rro
8reitsfus.
SIR. 5. Gin @rnnspIas, 60 SUB brett uno lber
500 5uB tief, bebaut nit eli ZEN 2h=itoftssn 9~olJeIHfn
aBobnbauie.
Sir. g. Sin plas Don b%erislben greits Giefs uno
b~enIslten Sebduben. Deiec ubiSe Wobn5Iuler pa eH
itonen SGatien. Grunomietss75 Sents po Srtltt=
SuS.
Jir. 10. Gin 6runtplas. erunb5insiret, 100 SuB
brett nit ousassethnet T 3IeIe uns suten S6att n
uno nit elmer 2 : t6tisen ~bolSernen eotsa9e bsoaut.
So y eber fer obl9en Bldse iplro ein3sl oertGu!E
unb bieten Die ielben beSbulo ,ebr ieltene %"ortqelle 1Hr
Yerionen, melbe einen aroBen Bias NIT Geoaullt=
tsiten in eIner DER ssiiinoeitsn uno ldonften @sseno
i'm Staate 10 Lnihfn.
~ Beotnsunaen iinb iebr flberGl uno perhen
bel'm Beituuie asiaurt armadt.
Staenb Elm Blas bteies Si9entbuIns fonn iu lr9enf
elmer 3elt aui Nppfifatlon an Srn. g. =. Sief, @fe
er gEiloD : Iuenue uno 9orf > 9cGo, obtr on Sru.
gounstnan oui Dem Z age TT. o%noeieben nerOrn.
Samuel s. GOper s Spbne. Mutt.
15OE3) SIcoIt=s fe Der CAB uno iSapettefrdBe.
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a6Hsa Surd g. $. Goper & S6bne.
E2.i Observation-Disclosures

,pertbppuem Gruueeiaentba am Srpaf nap
uMe an Der praftGrdBe.
araft zines Yefebles ocs 8ailen-Gerihtes tlr Die
Staot Baltimore 10 erten he uuier3s ihneten Aonll-
niitratoren Der per5tortenen s atburine tine aul Of
i.ntliter Iuftion am Bluee 6reitas. Den Is. SUM-
1872, Iat rnittaes IA utr. pertauisr:
ben sGn,en Dertnppueu VruneuidF nebf Se'
bG ,lid,feiteu on Der Sti lite o,6 Uroahndp, IN rer
gnticrnung DOR 81 6uS iIolid BON tr Suooft : Sde
oe5 Btoabipap unb OCT VoubarottaRe onian9eno. 10
sus am nroobmap breit uno 115 ivuB tleI bis oil cine
10 Ju6 breite allen itn eritredtnp.
Eebaut nit einem 3=iiotlgen 8le9e ltelnernenN sob'=
baule uno 3=itodIgen 3ieselfetnernen olnter9eoauoe.
Sas Gar5e 1T etnem idbIliden 9runoSlnie BON $50
nnteriporfSn. 9as ourd eas game Saus uno Sporan-
ten i'm pole.
Tadmittaoe ~teiielbeu 319es nno am ielhen Btase:
ben sanscn N6runeplas NIT Sebausen, an ner
Huroieile Der Israttit raBe, in Der Sntfernuna bon 10
ssuR oitliu pom Der Noroof=Sfe De- gratt. ur0 ANN
Strase anfanaenb, Is 6us un bur RintitraBe britt
uno Damn norotlt ~(purauel nit InrffrdbO 65 SlB b
Yon aebeno; oann ipeitlih ) TuB; Damn luoilb 3 6hB;
Damn ruenl:6 ii Nus 4 !3oD; oann iiflid 10 SuR 80 f.;
Damn fuo ib in gtober 9inie Die sam IrIanae. Dali
Ielbe lit nit zinc 3zdoflaen straightforward en- gBopn
iauie, iest uIe 9aserbier-Sdlon henuet uno rh flr
iraenb elm 0ffentlihcs 9efGGft pa1i no, nit ei. en- 3.
jtodiqen Sieo elytcirernen Sintersehduoe behaut. Ses
iogter Blut 1T einem idbrltden @runo5tnle Don $5l
30 Gents unterruorien.
Beoinsuneen: bic odffte badr, Der Reft in D'ona'
TEN nit 3in,e. unb Slberbe I, ODER Iles boar. Gire
An3atlung pon 800 mug bei'mauufe 9ematt fpetcen.
Subn .. Bens uno
Nid,uiua Srne Anmininratoren
Gam. 8. tnoper s SObne. Mutt,
t147 50,I.3.4.5) Gibot-@fe Der 9au- II. baoetteftr.
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%ermii@te Mn3eigsn.
ANFs@ 2luu Gbaunt=
EkISsN lDHei'S
@EES tfinhobltn. ano

~ OOIS NtcDcrIIac+
gpir mirnshcn Die Gintuobntr Baitimole's Al be
uadridtiaen, ol6 mir cine pols= uno Steintoblen'
Hitberla9e on Der
N~sarf.goenue
eroffnet baben. %tuolslhit mir tor.tu6breno eiren gro
sen Worratb bon Baltimore Gorrpuorif.", Sun=
buru Qpfers' YaGepz unh Cumberland : 3oslen
aler @roBen, iorpie oeidstes unb 9eipaltenes
Sreunbpis
porrdtbie balten. NDe NuitrGJe iuetoen i~orsfdltia nno
prompt a Isacjlbrt unb mir ealantiren biniihilih Oes
Wreilef, bes Gen ntes, BIS Wtsiens uno Der Nualls
tat pole i3uirleoenteluna.
Dian iprete bel ms uor:
gr. 70, Bart : guenus, suIiten Der
Blbhle= urb 4sreftonnraSe.
Nud uerben In s1r. 81, Grnie 8il Mpenne,
nnb Rr. Sc, DleTceuttraRe, Stitelunarn onae;
nnnm,u. 1850
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IN 9ur9 .. 3. 0nuer & Snbne,
III Bern ,lfe, asyerfaIf

unthuo0en @rUnneigerthums on Der
Norb>B o b., n be g b q c IT.,
aui Muftiou.
Sn solee sines 3 efretes ees areisz@e rt6tes her
Staot Baltimore piro Der nntsrseldnete, als Vers
plit.r auf nfentI,6er auttion am 8lase Mons
ras, zen 8. Suti 1872. Rotmittass 1a5 ubr aumSsr'
fuufe ausbieter:
Sen son3en BIat NIT 0cbdulitfeiten On Der Weff'
feite her BonoltraSe, iIplid 1913 tSus BON Der sncs
ipet.Gde Der Sbdrp~ uno SonbtraBe %entlernt, mi
einer l6 ffu5 6ronts on Der Soncftrass uEo ~ SuB
ttsf.
Die G.bsulidbfeiten beItrten in einem iolio &C.
bautem Wobnbau,e Ger. se4) unh IN timer idbrliben
Glunomietbe bon $50 in balbldbrllheu 3a3tunSen
am |. Suii unb 1. sfanuar nnter,porien.
BertauisbeolnsuEgen: Gin 0ritttb.il baar unc
Der Relt in 6 IL. ~ Uionaten; Die @..nttSabIur9sn an
Ieutrosenb uno ourt Sr 3uirieoeEbeit Ues Gerrual
ters ~inDoiitrte Hoten aeiitert.
2hpmas VI. Griffin, 8erpalter;
@amI $. Soner 3 Sobne, Autt.
/r4 - Sn Q 80 a 81 ol
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9ur9 sam. .. Woptr & Sobn'
SermaIters =g ertauf
BON ipertbuollem @runoeigentbum
AlnAsEen

an 3ipptfrase.
3raft zines Grizzlies oes freisaeridteS her Stnbt
Bcltimore wirp Der uutel3eidnete ais Curator 0Dn.
nerfua. ben II SUM- 1872, Wa1mittaos4 u9r ON
Orr un5 Gtene bls Sanse 9runttiid nebf @ebdu'
libfeilen, Das, in Der Sfabt Baltimore 9eleseT, tol=
O. npernasen bsitrtenen 1T, urtsr oen Sammer srtn-
gen: IS beslnnt On Der WsiiieiIe o.r slopetra6s IN
ein.r Gntiernuns DON 20 5uG iIhlih Dor Der Slopeit
gfe Der alopt< urb W 'tiourru6t; cebt ram Iuoild,
is SuB melt On slopo S:raBe bin; lduit bierauf peits
lid, nit Na ionitroBe pa ouel. 70 5uB melt; rftrtit
ftb Johann nOrbllt. nit glop' itroBs pnrautl, 10 Nug
uuh fommt ihlIe5lid N 0ftliher Hibtun9 nit 20 Sui
adnae noh oem Aussansepunfte 5uri6. Die Vau=
lid,eiten ueiteben IN DEM iolie sebantsn 2h-todlaen
Sleselteinerrer Wounbauie Ir. II, elopo tragt. uob
eirem hoppclten Sinter9ebduoe u limb clnemSapres1
@runr5lnie pom SPA unferDDrfen.
8ertaufs beoin3ursen: elm Dritttbeil iosleit. Der
Jtert in ,eue unb 5rpoii Dtonaten ODER Der 9uuse2aui-
fotuins boar. le mon ocs 3duitrs Dunit.lEfe feben
bleihen0en Yoften iint gu u~er3in,sn uno bud 5urSSu-
Ineoenbeit os Serpalters lnoolitrtt lGepi.l .zpeS
3dufcrs 5u earanttrrn.
4. o. %pbinfcn. tun.. Berrpalter;
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