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The Placer herald., 1873-03-22

COLFAx and Oakes Ames have both re.
turned home with their political garments all
soed and bedabbled with perjury, emo
bilier," and filth, and each have met will
gay receptions. Does this cleanse the gar
ments of the villains or befoul those of theil
constituents?
The Placer herald., 1873-03-22
Nchc advertisements.
D .iinuuelt Sale Not.ce.

PLACER GOLD MINING AND CANAL CON-
PANY-LocATIoN OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
BUSINESS, SAN FRANCIsco CALIFORNIA;
LOCATION OF WoRKS, PLACER
COUNTY, STATE OF
CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stock. on ac-
count OF assessment (No. y levied on the sixth
(oth) daY of February, A. ID. 1873 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, follows:
The Placer herald., 1873-03-22

TRUCKEE has steam saw-mill which has a
wooden cylinder head III its engine; the IrucHe.
Reptbiicun wants Nevada and Grass Valley to gel
= wooden railroad. That paper 50 runs to euioBy
on wood that suspect the cylinder at tha
tw-mlll is not the only thing at Truckee THAI
mas wooden head.-Grdss Vatey L MON.
We know soft soap mine here that is
run by a wooden head.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-22
COn5tab!e'S Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
~ by john Leahy, Justice ot the Peace o.
iowhshp No :, Placer county, State of Calfor-
ma, on the third day of March A. d. 1873. ana
I me directed, III tavor OF John SCHNEIDER, b
otl lSer and E. Spencer and against the Shipley
'.llin9 Company, Judgment Two Hundred anu
Nlhtty-elSht dollars (q29o), costs Thirty-tve
ana Twenty-Five one-huudredth dollars (S,ij Z5-
lJoth) with interest from date ON Judgment at
tLe rate OF seven per cent per annunl, | have
levied upon, seized and will expose to public sal,
dt the Sh'pey Ledge, on Dotys ravine, in town
sap No. :, Placer county, on
Monday, the Fourteenth day of April,
\. ID. 1873 at the hour of O'Clock p. NJ. oil tbe
II Int, title, interest and cnim of the said tn.
Snpley Mining Company in and to the following
property lying and being in placer county. TO-
WIT len Stamp Quartz Mill, on Dotv's ray ne
two Cars, one Donkey Engine and Boiler. two
5lacksmiths Bellows and two Anvils; also tbc
q mrtz Ledge known as the Shiplcy Ledge for
nerly owned by B. Singer; one thousand feet
II sald ledge is patented making on the Shinle,
l. dSe Three Thousand feet; also the extension
ON the Stlnger Claim known as the Ross Fx-
,ension' all OF said property wing and being in
township No z, Placer county, Cal. tooefba,
tn all and singular the appurtenances there.
unto belonging, or so much thereof as will sat
LILY the above judgment and costs with accrnino
iosts, al OF sad Judgment and costs being nav
a lie IN Z 5. gold con subject to n credit ~
Ninety dollars (S90) received from the sale of
personal property on the above execution
GEO. HARSH,
O.,. =, Constable Township No. 9
Ophlr. March Is, 1873. n,r1o o..
The Placer herald., 1873-03-22

SAN JUAN TINES This is the name Of a
new paper started at San Juan, Nevada
county, and making its first appearance last
Saturday. 1t makes good appearance and
reads well. We wish the proprietor, A. p.
Patrick, much success
The Placer herald., 1873-03-22

And in accordance with law and an order of the
Board of Directors, made on the sixth (6th) day
Of February A. ID. 1878, SO many shares of
each parcel of said stock as may be necessary
will be sold at the office Of the Company, No
III California street, San Francisco California on
MONDAY. THE SEVENTH C7TH) DAY OF APRIL,
A. d. 1873, ut the hour Of Two (2) O'Clock, r. NJ
Of said day to pay said delinquent assessments
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses oi sale.
GEO. W. r. KING,
secretary.
OFFIoE-4ll California street, San Francisco,
California, mr22-4w
The Placer herald., 1873-03-22

"IRr him that is wit out sin cast the first
stone" Thus acted Oikes Ames in the
MobiIier Congress. There were not many
stones thrown.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-22

And in accordance with law, and an order of th,
Board of Directors, made ON the 18th day OF
February 1878. so many shares of each parcel OF
Ind stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction at the office of the Company. No.
ili California street, San Francisco, California
Tuesday, the eighth day of April, 1878,
at the hour of one o clock p. NJ of such day. to
pay delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of the
sale.
r. WEGENER
Secretary.
OFFIcE-414 California street San Francisco
California. mr3o 2,.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-22
- - %>>~

CHARLES MORTIMER was convicted of
murder, in Sacramento, on last Saturday.
He takes it easy, and it is thought the Credit
Mobiliers will in'erpose, save his neck and
have him swear them all clear.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-22

THE Kern county people have had an
election for the county seat, and the Bakers
field boys claim shenanegan and have applied
to the courts
The Placer herald., 1873-03-22

WM. SAxroN, formerly of Auburn, has
resigned the marshalship of San Jose, and
zone into the insurance business.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-22
A most Efficient and Pleasant Tonic.


These Bit rs ar, pref arcd from the most
choics and wholesome herbs ard r'ots, ard
hlye giysn univ satisfaction wheIeV'I
tr d. Thousand. Of dysreriics have -four d
ro.i,f thro Ugh their use. ard hysicians r. GEM
IN md tn IN Tor the cure of all dl' ases oi mo
blood AMI Ever. and irregularities OF the di-
gestive organs:
General Debility and Loss of Apretltc. are an
clIsa ID b, ths derangement Of the stomach
Liver and other fnctionaiies 81 the system;
The Y l. bittcrs hat been successfully uscu
aid aro warranted 10 alleviate the sufferer III
all the above cases.
w., The IXL Btters are .~scvfT
bEa s0ii OniU in glass: 10 sell ta-~>1s
other than The genuine article out o. our
bottles is feio,y, and re wiH, Whcn detecfcd,
prosecute s,.ch parties TO the Jul e1tent @ The
' CERTIFICATES.
n ,ssrs H. EpsTEIN & Co.
i1ntlomen; taSe pleasure in stating that
asr ea5ly 30 your wish ! have carefully tested
which you seat me, aud find Il not only amagree-
ali e l,tters but also one that cannot fail to be
benel cial as u tonic and promoter OF Digestion.
q. HOLLAND, MD.
CIrv AND COUNTY HOSPITAL.
san Francisco June 10Th, ISL
have carefully examined DR.. Henley l.
Btters AMI have failed to detect anything which
could iijure even the most deli ate con tltution.
am able to determine it, should Judge thnt the
XL Btters must be a very efficient remedy In
Dyspepsla, In niigcs,ion. Loss of Appeti e and
similar co npl tnts, being compose, OF a number
of veg table drug which are principally used IN
diSel es of TINT nature, and are " the greatest
efficacy in their cure.
+. II. FNGLEs. MD,
Ass Res Physician Apothecary {. & e Hospital.
STATE AssAYER's OFFICE,
san Francisco. July 2lst, 1871.
Messrs. II. ErsrEIN & co.-Gents: | have
m.ie a careful examination of your 1 X L Bit
RS and have found them entirely free of dele
terious mineral substances. Yours. etc.
LOUIS FALKENAU L, Stale Assayer.
Beware of Counterfeits. None genuine with
out Dr. lIenleys signature across the top of each
bottle
Every Family should have n nOts;c
fn t.lc house. Sold ever. where.
II. EPSTEIN a. co,
sole Proprietors,
No. 5l5 Front Street, San Fran, ,isco I. u.
mrl l5-}m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28
AurlI,YI,PNNN.

A dispatch Of the 18th snya: zone
man died last night Of black yomlt
and there are three new cases In the
clty. All the above eases ARE men who
have opened houses that had been
closed since the death Of the inmates
In Columbus Texas, similar facts are
ileyeloped, Syveral weeks age liIN
HERALD, through Us pro tenn, long
familiar with yellow fever, uttered It's
warning voice against the very dan
gersabovc mentioned as causingdcath.
As long rs men will shut their eyes to
thevoicc Of ylohg-tred experience 1t
seems almost useless for those who have
been hthat bitter school, to try 10 qI-
wise their icllow-men. An ounce OF
common sense ought TO teach any one
TINT II house closed up for wecksIwilA
yellow fever poison in II, should hc
opened with great care and thoroughly
ventilated and luuigated for several
days before living In II.
rNYcBondyisefuA our readeus in due
time, simply bccauae weAhad so often
seen the facts demonstrated, and fclt
that 10 whs'a duty TO place all Others on
their guard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28
Tlsn FRICTION.

M rcfrr,b tbc mcporv Of our ncopl
u.,,.,,,''.,,, 49, .a,,n,,, 49,, o,,na,J .
throughout V'c 'eou"N' W" "PP."' u
list of the presiding officers OF eIec
lions for all OF the seventeen precincts
of fhc connty "a follows.
,,,,,.,a'' pa.,n,,t NJ a. ~,
- r I.SHc' - 'c =, ,,, ~ III NV
O1 ,.i ' :" ~, NJ Nc '",;y o,oo.
n'r,io,' , tVt,nt' ~ ful -N' ''''''''e
'cri II; ., nrai,,, SH"S 4, N,oAd
Election lier,nc' 10 80, %. M Ii,a
"nl > c.iu,ei,, r"SegWSr "'"'V JTH ",a,
riyvlioi' iltcllvt No. ~ ~ r ru.n''
1rs n'"''c'' soi'ooi''o''Se l. 70 Nio' ~
'uuSe' n,4N A.Oo.
rie I9al ,t'G n,I,.n NO N' '0'S'"''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28
DALLAS, TEXAS.
va ,al.c ,l,is secession %, thanI, oul

Va ialc tisis secession 81, ilinnit ouF
fs'iepda i0r pRgt iey0Ts, and respecI-
h1is cell iBrir attention - Our iIn-
.nOase si0ck, which Wr nTe Just roCeiv.
lng direct from the principal manW'
hiclHr,,s &c tiio North Hi'h Wet puT-
ehnsiilng direct from hrti hands for
cEsb on the apni, nud HvuiilHg urr.
scIgrsOg cyur1 advantage bS shipping
~ cnr l0Hds uldur hpcciUi contract,
nud by onr UNp labor Eiino,i freezing
ourselves from mOFc cNpcusch. N0
oopEIcut go or HbliiiS 90 ohcr tn Owi
frlnuiis ana iutiic pUAiic gVHorRilg ga
immn1.r sincl, nj better rntes an
m0rr uniformly inW ngUrcs ,bun hn
ever before been offered I'm iHo interior
~ Trsna.
~ u bnsls aud foundation Of our
buslncsN. We guarantee every article 90
be ~ represented, Or money refunded
~ our pcusc Of transportation.
our nUrOCss ln business depends cn-
iirclS UpOn estnhhhinS u Wholesale
trade Ina Northern peNHg, HnA we OnIy
ash inir ana iinpHrI,Ei TRIM. and u
close comparison of uniform pricos
with these OF shreveport. Gnivcsion,
and New Orleans with freiGhfy INDEED,
nnd we chccrfuIIy abide by H'c Geei.
sion ct fho SMEAR.
GARLsSGTOS, MRHSkLIS dlgO.
IN Gtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28

,,a GOVERNOR DAVIS depounces the
incoming Governor, Coke, for having
boon n secessionista in 1861, yet Mr.
Davis hiulsele a public speech, re-
ported and publishedat the time IN his
own town Corpus Christi, approved
of the Secession Convention in with.
drawing from the Union, expressed u
fear Of Northern fanatics and Indians
Invading Texas, and declared that
negroes We're property In the same
sense as horses. How decency revolts
nj the criminal Inconsistencies of such
cold, malignant men.
Well thefeis one doosolihg reliec.
ton. The time Is ''monsus nigh at
hand when ,Goyernor Davis wiilpass
from the shige Of political action, and
the place that Knows him now will
\ know him no more forever Apien.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28
tpMLime, The people must decide q.
% penn bppeprle,E orion IA
I'LL ----l--s---+r-lCU M
INFLAMMATION ANn LILNT.ON.

"a THE registration OF Dallas county fop
this year closed last night ~ thIeo
o'clock yesterday, we took from tho
books the additional lIsIe, since the
last precinct rcsIslrailon and found
that At that hour the totnl registration
Of the county was four thousand SIS
hundred IN addition Of one hundred
and slXty-thrce since the precinct
books cosed Many were applying for
registration when We left the oIllce,
Tho facts fully prove That we were
right some weeks ago in estimating thc
vote of Dallas county AT five thousand
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28
TO GARDENERS

have n tract If y acres Of choice land two
and halffniics south of Dallts. near the III
q 4; Z. H. X, admirably adapted 10 a market
acre glod house. with three rooms, and
cellar good well Of water, Necessary out
huust>, and seven acres uIit,eT fence and in
on the premises to
zsi-dlwawst A.G. MYERS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28

THIS will be our last weekly issue
sent TO the country before the election.
The keenest conviction that the dear
est rights OF the people of Texas are
involved in the result impels us to
make IN earnest appeal to the people
to turn out, en- masse, and vote for the
entire Democratic ticket. Let the
grand spectacle go forth of united
people asserting. their manhood by
asserting their ff/edom, by boldly coli-
dcmning the despotism, the corrup-
tions, the populations, the prosecutions,
the insults, the overriding of the laws
and the inyasions Of both public and
private liberty under whichthey have
lived forso many years.
Under ordinary circumstances OF
peace and good government, we are
not disposed to be over strict in adher-
ing to party organization In the selec-
ton oflocal officers. Individual merit
may sometimes override party nomi-
nations. But in our present condition
after years Of sore trials and sufierings
when the Democratic party has beer
purified by this long reign of oppres
sion, we hold that the highest inter
ests of the people demand rigid ad
herence to our nominations. Breal
the lines in the face Of com
mon enemy and the mora
grandeur ofouranticipated victory wi
!, be lessened both at home and abroad
This should not be, but, on the col
trary, every man opposed to Radic,
misrule ought to forget self In n gran
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28

q. DgAqrEEAs iserowdef With men from
other States, seeking homes and IN
vestments In city PROPERTY. Many arc
qlodatlhs hld bulldog 3IIAM
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28
INFORMATION

Is wanted of Nick Green, whulcft Dallas In
September last, ihr II trip West, i'll company
with Mr.. Watson and others. Since lrav-
ing Dallas he has no; been heard from. Any
person in possession Of any Information in
rrgayd to said Green will confer q favor on
his anxious relatives by communicating
with his sister, Mrs NJ. j.. Gilmar. 'Metumpl;H,
Alabama, or 10 the undersigned, care OF
CulnEins & Duncan, Dallas.
2ijdSwlt ]. NJ. DOUGLASS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28

e OUR neighber of the Fort Worth
Democrat assumes that because some
recent ,lllusiolf WAS inadtf I'll TiiE HER
ADDIt0 thdIailurerofi the NOaliiornia
.eandTeXas CONSTRUCTION Company, and
charges, of eprrupt, practices made pub
lie against That company, therefore
THE HERALD must be opposed TO the
further extension ofAthe Pacific road
West I(i v. TX ttlf1tf.II
The, HERALD has been the consist
ent and ardent advocate of Pacific
! railway through this route for twenty
one years, and has never uttered 4
sentiment or wish to the contrary. On
the publication of the embarrassments
y ofthe company, and of grave charges
against the Construction company by
the press of the whole country, The
HERALD, as matter of news, and as
a matter OF conrse, stated the facts. 1t
also expressed an earnest desire for the
rapid extension OF the road West and
now repeats the. desire. We desire it
both for the general good and because
we believe Dallas will be greatly bene-
flted thereby. We have no other re-
ply to make to our over-sensitive
neighbor..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28

dntes. We thInk tholr c0urso Wlongl
and contrary TO our best Interests At
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28

- = ~ = =. = :. = I
TIE registered vote of Red River
county. siapdbg whiteso5Ogdi blacks
$40; total 2,lOS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28

effort 70 show ouruniled strength ASIAN
oppressed people, Lot ua show ~ thp
strongest mannerposslble, through tho
peaceful means Of tho ballpt that the
great body Of our people are In unison
against the lymunloal fpullon who
have controlled our State and made IT,
laws, This exhibition Of peaceful
unity can not fail to impress iiselfppon
the North ~ . virulpus condemnation
Every scattering vote Tor olhos wlllgp
to weaken the moral force ofour cAuao
We protest that In our course, per-
sonal feelings w toludIyldunl monhNye
no weight We stand on a hlphor
plane, aud endeayor oplmg 10 survey
the field aud do that which promises 10
promote the peace, welfare and hoppl-
|nah pfAlekas, We utter not q wogd
pcrsoliniiy neutrality-suspicious. coipdl'
dates. We think their course wrong
and contrary TO our best Interests 1T
mn. limo Tho DooulD must decide as
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-28
DALLAS CITY
Intelligence Office

The undersigned hayine lived in the city
since The first of July last, thinks that ain
establishment Of the above named chnrac-
ieI Is = necessity here. lic would therefore.
W tihs mean, most respectfully announce
10 the public that from and nficr Noudnv
rue 2lth day Of November, 1873, he will be
lound g The City Hail, between the hours of
ana ~ q. m, aud 2and p. M, ready to
BILE rates He has with him the hest of r.f'.r.
s ILL., OF some" the best houses IN New
H5d2w PHILIPPE LAvERGNE.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-25
No. % .

oenl. &aHer per5ultellen. 0as lebntc@rdf
9(nora7D ab. Ser 8oti6after beri6tete
Oortiber na6 Conf itantirppel uno erbiclt
Oen 8efebl> Dor Der s(ntunf It bes Tiiritcn
ab5ureiien. 9}un luuroe spar Tiirlt Mi=
Ian ni6t 9ans ais @ouperoin cmpfonscn
ba i'm lpcber Der Goi1er no6 ein 9er5os
ant 0ampfer begriibte; ober Der Safer
nabm oo1 leiren birectcn 8elu9 ent9c=
gen unb crtuioerte bielen Bciud).e Sebt lit
cs 1ogar sluei felbaft ge>porben, ob Der pt=
tonani1be tBpt6after Sund@]t Dierbcr
|5uridfeDrt; Oenn ser. Sultan ero6tet li1
|per10nli6 in leiner Miiroe 9cfrdnft.
0cm il, Nains erideinenbcn ,Siraclit uirn
aus SeruI talent beriGtet: Som failerI1cn
beuti1eu ouSiudrtigen smte in Berlin iino in
Stofct unb in &iberias ;uei Slrac item
als toiierli9 bcutide s on i.ul a r>Ma cnteu
aneelfent tporocn. GS iinb bics in Hol6itinu bic
eritcnSubcm, welden oteHeeeruna oe5 beut(den
&cid)eS ein iold)cs Slmt onbertrout
Berlin, %. September. Ser Sfn=
nig 8ictorGmanuel perab19ieoete 5i6 &C.
ftern beim DlterreiGiI ;SSoi1er unb tIat
Oann feline &eil e bierber at, traf bcute
bier ein 1lub ,purbe NIT 9robem GntbuT=
asn1us begriibt. -..
9pnbon, %. @ept. @citcrn fano
Elm per5mcifelter Rampf berYoliSilcn NIT
cinem 9aufen Srldnocr III BurD @t.Go=
mpnOs itatt BON 0enen piele per,uunOet
lpuroen. Ser @orfQu bat bier oQ9emei=
nes Mufleben erregt un6 be fiir9tet nlon
eine Grnellerlln9 Der 9iuD et0rlng.
9ieSnoepenoanceSel9e 1Greibt:: Shan
perli9ert - Die E&e9ierllng bcs &1nias
pon Stalien lei cntl6lolien, i'm TaQc Die
Nationalperl rlammlllng baron bdDtc, bcn
Grofen BON @bamborb surudsuruicn
pon 0enlelbcn lofort sic ousoriidli6c
Nnerfennlt1g bes R6nigrei9s Stalien at
perlangen, ,lno i'm Safe einerWei9eruna
ooer ou6nur elmer ausuei6en oen9intpprt
lofort - uno 5par tmBunbe nitDeutld=
Lamb - Sral,frei6 ben &rieg at erfla=
ren." Ser relpDnbent meint, ouf bic
le Meil le piiroe Sic Sulipn am cinfo61tcn
pereitelt lperoen; Oel1n ei11er1eits ,uiirbe
9elnri0 V. li6 nidt in Der Sage fiiblen,
Die v5riumpbirenO &epolutipn", Die Be-
oes Fl. @aters sic ,GinDeit Sto=
s'.''S u''Oue@1eH!telj uNotltl Itll2 lUulUe et
aber aud ntbt lofort I'M @tanbe 1ein>
oenoonn unpermeioliben Rrteg gu fuD=
ren. =. h.s.,:s .g~ sui...
= Suloa 2. @ept. Sic bei6en surltn=
Ferlu9nn9 ge5ogenel1 Prieiter Selferi6
lno gSe6er, tpelGe ,pegen 3utui6erban=
,elns se9en bic Maigel lebe in Mnflo9esl1=
ta110 nerlebt 1poroen 1inb> per,petgerten
m Grmittelungsperb6re jeopebe9hsfunft
noem lie glei6 oem 8il6of Die 3uitd
'tgteh eines lueltli6en @eri9tsbpfe fes in
:ein fir6li6enMngele elegenbeiter perluorfen.
s. te Sc uiten IN M r. CO. Ser
)o9fel l@eri@tsbof fat ant l9. 9(u9ult
pioer Grtuartun9 0as l1rtbeil be5 Silt
'lftsri6ters, tpel9er ben Seluiten oroeu
,te pom Yrditbenten .perbdngtc Muslpti=
ung aug Dem 2attoe, nMmporo" perlie=
)ei1 bate, nit alien Stin11llen gegcu eine
So 6as @eri6t bat ben0i1t=
lctsri6ter, ,leines vnrtheils 9egen oieYer=
ailung" ipe9en, sur .@erantlportung &C.
o9ell,, uno es ioa ibrn oesbat6 ser PRO-
eb '9elna9t 'iperoen. "1%f"'@(5 ~*.5.'
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-25
SSSD6emfbGat.
(S(l,Nlaub.)

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Ser Hdubcrfoni9 ppn Stalien lit am
II G:eptember in 9Sien on9efpnln1eu.
Sic Nolisci bolclbit Dut oas Grl6einel
~Yotcrlano" ucrbutcn nnO 0cNen Bureau
mitScl0lo3 beie9t,lucil oollelbe einen9(rti=
fa nerOllenttir)te, lpclder ciuen Q(noriij
ouf Den &Gni9 pun Stolien, ben @ait bes
&oilcyS cn:1icit, Y:clt ocm @nfe nabe=
iteDcnbc &otDr!ifcn uub DcrDorro9enbe
W}itglcOcr Der Wiener Ge1cll BADEN
Die 9toot perlo1ien, INT nidt nit Yictor
Gmolmel sulamnentreIicn gu miiNeu.
Mic aus 9iom gcmelbet tuirO> 1T cine
belonoere Ginlooun9 on @iftor emanuel
sum Beiu6e bcr Weltous felluns in
@ien gar ni9t er9an9en. l1no bO9 bot
li6 8iftor emanuel entl 6ollen na1
Wien 5u 9eDen. Wittor emanuel bat
Die oei iterrei6ii6en i@rSber5ase ppn ben
Sbronen Sosfanos llno Mo6enos BET
jast uno beren 2anb uno @erri6oft ge=
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