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TERRIBLE AFFAIR.
A Babe ROaSted---The Story OF a
Sundered Pair.

A terrible story comes to US from the
west to the effect that on Monday last child
sixteen months old was roasted to death in
Tharen township. The facts. as given by
the Hutchinson County Ne~s, are as follows
On Monday morning John n. Page, the
father Of the child. lett for Wichita to be
gone . couple of days. His mission was to
Induce IN estraneed wife to return home.
lie LEFT the house and baby in charge of his
too little boys, aged respectively seven and
Eve years. This was criminal and fatal
carels.uess, - the sequal proved. In the
afternoon on Monday, Mr.. Astle saw smoke
md fame issuing from the house. He ran
TO il and found the two little boys outside
With their faces, necks and hands all blister
I'd. He attempted to dash into the house to
re-cue the baby, but was quickly driven back
by the fire, with blistered face and minus
his eyebrows and considerable portion of
his mousaache. Other parties arrived to bis
anistance, bat they could do nothing. When
The Gre subsided the roasted body of the
babe Va found in the cellar. The arms and
legs were burnt Of, and the bead 90 charred
that il dropped into pieces as the men raised
TIE body. The other two children are At
Aales, or 1t least were on Tuesday, AWAIT
Ing The return of their father. The fire
originated from stove. Page has for come
tine pc been thought partially demented.
Tie Suspicion must be correct, or he would
nce have exposed his children to such fatal
min - be did.
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LEGAL.


STATE OF KANSAS, [.
COCAIY OF LEAvExwoRrH.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the STATE Of Kansas, sitting in AMI for Leav-
envosth County. in said State.
Emma g. Halsey. A signeel
ofJ. L. Abernathy and J.
N. Alternately, partnen
asAbernathy brui. Plain
4. {. Van Duyn. Admins
traitor Of the Estate Of
Madison Mills de- easei, Case No. i.s35X.
an Maryart Mills widow
ofaid Madison Mills, H.
len u. Mitchell. wife Of
Wi'liAn g. Mitchell, En-
ma J. Rrs9er, wife OfDr.
John w. Brewer, Frank
n. Mills, Clara Mills and
Margaret Mills, helm At l.
lav Of Msdison Mi Il, de-
ceased, Defendanis.
DUBlIC NOTICE 10 hereby Given that under
il and BY virtue OF he Judym ent rendered in the
above numbered &C Ion, in and by the above
named Court, and Of an execution TO Ae directed
and delivered, viii on
Saturday, the Goth day Of December, 4. ID.
1873.
II II o. clock A. H. Of said day. the Court House
door 10 the City Of Leavenvorth, in the Count Y
sspasteiy to The ri. hest bidder for cash in hand
each Of the following escrbed tracts Of land, stu.
ate. lying ant being in the County Of Leavenworth
and state Of Kansas, namely: Faction north end
Of fractional southwest lsw - quarter Of section
number seventeen az in township number nine
~ Of range number twenty three (23) containing
| twenty -ssven and ninety live one hundrssith'
ga s5-i6 acres; and the southeast quarter Of sec
si0n number thirteen (i3) In township number nine
| (9) Of rangs number twenty-five (2s).
| Said property hiss been levied upon and is u b
| sold the property OF said Defendant, Mai'sor
i Mills.
| THOMAS LEON ARD,
/ Sheriff Of lRaven worth county, Kansas.
| Sherih's Oficc, Leavenworth county, Kansas
| November II b, A. ID. 1873.
| Dyson SBERRv, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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France.

Paris il eaid to lie excited over rumors Of
plot to place the Count OF Paris on the
throne. This young Prince is grandson OF
Louis Philippe, ard son OF the Duke OF
Orleans, who was killed by a fall from his
carrisge, in 1912. He was born in 1883.
and, with his brother, the Duke OF Chartres,
served on McCiellan'- staff, in 1862, in the
Virginia campaign. He married his cousin,
the eldest daughter of the Duke of Mont
pensier, in 1861, and has several children.
BY the lava Of primogeniture he would be
the successor of his chlaless relative, the
Count of Chambord, should the latter ascend
the throne, and it has been understood that
he had recently agreed to wait until The
latter's death. Wi;hou, such a compact,
aud the reported plot il in defiance Of it, he
has no plea of Legitimacy. for his grand
father was only citiz n king, neither hav-
ing nor asserting a divine right. II tie
story of consp; racy is true, it seems to show
that the reconciliation of the OrieanIs's and
the older Bourbons, Of whom Chambord is
the Representative, was insincere, At least on
the part o: the former.
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STATE OF KANSAS,
County OF Leaven worth,
In the District Court Of Doug;s, County, in tho
state oil ksns ", sitting in and FOL Douglas
County. in sAid Sfa;s.'
William W. Harding,
Plaintiff,
Mary J. Whitney, james
r. whitney Mel, IN r. 90 n an.
Stephens anil john X. ''e A'' -''''.
Welsh, Administrator
OF the estate of Hugh r.
Welsh, deceased, De-.
feniants.
l. by virtue OF the Judgment rendered in tho
above entitled action, in and by the above named
court, and OF a sps isI execution Issued on said
Judgment to me directed aud delivered. I will en-
Saturday. the sM Dig Of NoremJer, a. ID.
1873,
at n o clock at said Jav a, the Court House
door in the City OF L-avenwortb, in the county
aud state aforesaid offer at public sale and sell ~
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the
following described tract OF Isni, situate, lying
OF ksns IS, nsniry. the west half Of the northwest
quarter Of section fifteen Iii. IN township twelve
I'D. OF range tweuty t2UJ in said county and
State.
Said property il to he sold az commz n,isd by tho
SAID special execution ant In pursuance Of said
Jud sment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of INavsn~ orth County, Kansas
Dated Sheriff Offee, IeayenW0rth City, KAN
sas, u, tober I-t, A. ID. 1873
Ibseher stephens, Attorneys for Pantin.
seP30tf
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STATE OF KANSAS.

STATE OF KANSAS, ls
COUNTY OF LE,vkSwORTH.
In the District Count Of the First judicial District
Of the State Of Kansas sitting in aud Tor Lsaven-
worth county in said state.
Emma q. Hsisey assignee
Of the German savings
Bank Of Leavenwoith,
Plaintiff.
A. G. Van Duyn, admins
TRAITOR Of the estate ct
MsiisOn Mills, deceased,
Margaret Mills and widow
Of said, Madison Mills, e. o. A. 80,
len NJ. Mitchell, vile of 'A'o w. 49,
William q. Mitchell,
Emma J. Brewer, wife OF
Dr. John W. Brewer.
Frank IT, Mills, Clara
Mills, and MargaretMils,
heirs at Law Of Madison
Mills, detea ed, Defend
ants
DUBLIC notice is hereby given that under and
III by virtue of the Judgment rendered IN the
above numbered action, in and by the above named
court, and Of an execution to me directed aud
delivered, will on
Saturday, the Goth day of December, A. ID.
1873,
at II o. clock M, Of said dey at the Court House
door In the City Of Ieavenworth, in the county aud
State Aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell sePa-
rately 10 the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
each Of the following described trac 5
Of land, situate, lying and being in
the County Of Leavcnvo:th and State
Of Kansas namels fraction north end offractional
southwest Is. ". ~ quarter of section number
seventeen az, township number nine 10y, Of range
number twenty-three (23), containing twenty
seven and ninety fveOne hundrei;hs GA. 95) acres
and the southeast quarter Of section number thir-
teen (;3), in township number nine (9). OF range
number twenty-five (22). Said property been
leviei upon and is to be sold the property Of
said defendant Madison MILL.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff of LeavenwOrth County, Kansas.
sberitfs Office, Leaven Orth City, Kansas, No
vember l2th "A. ID. 1873.
BYRON SHEkKY, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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An Important Letter

From prominent gentlemen and resident Of Gin
cinnaii, Ohio for the pat forty years we'll known
to the newspaper publishers throughout the United
States:
NEW YORK, October 18th, 1870.
DR.. RsDwAY-Dear Sir: l am induced by q
of duty to the suffering to make brief state
ment OF the working Of 'ur medicine on myself.
For several wears had been affected with some
trouble in the bladder and urinary organs, which
some twelve months ago eliminated in Q most ter
ribly affecting disease. which the physicians all
said spasmoiic structure in the uretEa, also
inflammation OF the kidneys and bladder, and gave
il as their opinion that my age-73 years-vould
prevent my ever getting radically cured. ! had
tried q number Of physicians, and had taken a
large quantity OF medicine, both allOpathic and
homeopathic, bat got no relief. l had read Of
astonishing cures having been male by your rem
edies; and some four months ago read q notice in
the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post Of cure
having been affected on a person who had long been
sufIecing as hid been. 1 vent right of and got
some of each-your Sarsaparilian Res0lvent, Read y
Relief and Regulating Pills-and commenced tax
ing them. In fhre, days I was gre lily relieved,
and nov feel as well ever.
Z. W. JAMES, Cincinnati, Ohio
H1-Priee, one dollar per bottle. Sold by drug
gists every where, and at DR.. Railways, No. 30
Warren, corner Church street, n. Y.
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- mn con per day. Agents wanted.
M lO SZU All classes Of vorkine pso-
- AZ eilher SEX, yoUsg OF ed, Dahe more Douey
= vosk for - in their spass 0s9so1nv - III tks
-, tnsn e aaysn9g - Eae.sos -
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The following complimentary notice
of Col. NJ. r. Morgan will receive the
hearty endorsement of the citizens of

The following complimentary nottce
of Col. NJ. r. Morgan will receive the
hearty endorsement of the citizens OF
Leavenworth
TpoIPs DEPARTMENT OF THE MISSOURI, }
ASSISTANT ADJ. GEN 8 OFFICE.
Fort Lcavenworth, kas., Nov. II, 1s'5.)
GENERAL ORpERs(
No. II.
To enable him to comply with para
graph 3, Special Orders No. sl5, current
series, War Department, Adjutant Gem
erals Office, Major NJ. r. Morgan, Com
missary of Subsistence U. S. A., is re-
lieved from duty in this department.
The Department Commander gladly
ayails himself of an opportunity to ex-
press his high appreciation OF the efii-
Cheney, zeal and intelligence which have
characterized the official services OF Ma
ior Morgan while on duty in the De-
partment, and the thoroughness with
which the administration of the Subsist-
ence Department in this command, under
the immediate direction of Major Morgan,
has been marked.
1t is with regret that he is forced by
superior authority to part with SO valu-
able an officer, and gentleman so highly
esteemed.
The Department Commander begs to
extend to him the most cordial wishes
for his welfare and prosperity.
BY command OF Brigadier General
Pope: X. WILLIAMS,
Assistant Adjutant General.
OFFICIAL: VIM. DUNN, Jr.
Captain I'd U. s. Artillery, A. ID. C..
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Upon The outer vail of . neighborins
kaalse ollsge. The other morning. vas dis-
:ss.a 80 die'.ysd The he, .so;
shsss speciaeM Of total depraviiy known q
enalHsalndsnAs did ik-ALrss Beacon.
-DupiAs Ii hasd tins . colosed lady
= Hmnibux gse hirth - esiRlsb - Ase-
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LzKUr. Gov. Slower is at the left House.
We are anxiouely waiting for him to con-
vsne the Kansas Senate, 90 the argument on
that Pomeroy resolution can be resumed.
At The time Of the adjournment, If We re-
member right, Senator Price was occupying
IL greater portion of the chair, endeavoring
70 Determine which Of the thirty three menu
ben ~ entitled to the floor. He has had
ample time in which to decide the question,
and - hope the Senate viii commence just
vaae it quit.-Iopekd Commonwealth.
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We learn from parties just in on the
Kansas Pacific train of cad accident
near Fossil station. A woman was driv-
ing a two-horse team and had several
children with her, and when opposite
the depot the team took fright, and as
thew started to run, they threw the
woman out and between the box and fore
wheel of the wagon, and then turning
sharply, crushed her horribly. She fell
to the ground as soon as change In
their position loosened the pressure. She
ran after them q few steps and then fell
dead on the prairie.-Denyer News.
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DUBLlC NOTICES hereby given that under ard
10y virtue OF the jud aInent iesel in the above
entitled 'et"n, in and by the above named CSuTt,
and Of sp+ cial execution issued sIii iujyu-nt
TO me- directed aud lie ivered. viii on
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We have frequently called the atsen-
ton of inexperienced journalists to the
necessity of great prudence in stealing
In journalism stealing is one Of the hne
arts, and nothing puts man in such an
unenviable light before the community
as TO steal we'll and write poorly. For
instance, two days ago We copied from
the New York Tribune, with proper
credit, a new and good version OF the
melancholy days''-abous the weather
being little too warm for whisky hot
and little too cold for beer; then yes
terday evening, just as men were drawing
their overcoats close about them and pro
nouncing the xesther cold enough for any
purpose, 10, the melancholy days, will
The whisky and beer, shine forth as bril-
liant originalities in the columns OF the
Argus. We have no objection TO man
stealing, if its necessary, but We do hate
70 see him bungle 1t.
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klaeri0's Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS,
County of Leav.n xorth,
In the District Court Of the First Juiiriai piS.
trict OF the state Il K,u-as sitting in aud ior iy
enwoTih County, in said state.
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TIE KANSAS STATE HORTICULTURAL So
crErY will hold its annual meeting al o'sse
Mission the first Tuesday in December, and
will hold for three days. Professor hawn'
lately from the mountains, where he has
.pent the summer taking observations for the
government, will speak upon the subjects Of
meteoroloey and climatology; Drs. Howsley
and Stayman, of Leavenworth eK-Preslden'
Tanner and G. C. Bracket, of Lawrence
s. T. Kelley, of Pomona, and many Other
eminent horticulturists, will be present. a
genial and cordial invitation is extended te
all
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Jonn W. Spr t'ey, Plaintiff,
vs..
Thomas r. Clark, Harriet
Clark, Ge0r- g ~. Catlin,
Edward l.. Ctlin an
Sheldon :. Cati.n D,.niend-
ants.
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LAfRD'S
BLOOM OF YOUTH.

This delightful ard harmless toilet prep.
ara;ion is undoubtedly the best in the world
for preserving The Skin and Bcauti.ying the
Compl, Y ion.
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Saturday, The Gu day Of December, 4. d.
1873,
at II o clock n Of said day at thu Court Honse
door in the City of Ieavenw"b b, in the county and
81 tie Aforesaid, offer Al public sale and sell The
hi hest bidder Tor cash in hai a. the following de-
srrIbei tract OF Hard, situate, living aud tciHg in
the Co 'nty Of Ieay-nworth. aI'i State 81 K1ns,s
namely: Lot numter tea (i0), in block number
four az, in the original plat OF the City OF eaven-
worth.
Daiei Leavenwor:h, Kansas, October 2sth, A
d. 1873.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff 81 IeavenvoTth County, Kansas.
CLOU6H& WHEAT, Attorneys for III .iBtih.
-utf
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In the ristrct Court Of the Fist Jnd ciai District
ofthe State OF kansas, sitting in 81 d County Of
Leaven worth.
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cov STATE os GF kaSsas, }ss.
In the District Court Of the First judicial Disiric
Of the State Of Kansas sitting in aud Tor Lsaven'
worth couaty in said State.
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LEGAL.


STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of Leavenworth,
In the District Court The First Judicial District
| Of the State Of Kansas. sitting in the County
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-11-20
No. 4 Bulfinch St., Boston, Mass.
Medical Knoaledge' for Everybody. Tro MI
a Beck tor Every woman,

| Entitled a. Sexual Physiology of Woman and Her
| Diseases; CT, Woman Treated Of PhySiologicaiiy
| Inancy to OLD Age " with prescriptions for pre-
| va.ling diseases. $50 isSes b0rnd IN beautiful
| French cloth. Price q.
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STATE OF KANSAS, [.
CoUATY OF LKAvkxwokTn.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the STATE Of Kansas, sitting in anl for Leav-
envorth County, in said state.
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FEVER AND AGUE.
DR.. Railways Perfect P0rx u.
tive and Il. Gul,slls.g
p Ills

Pcrfe ny fasteess, elegantly coated, for the cure
Of all disorders of the stOmach liver, bowels Kid
news, bladder, nervous diseases. headache con-
sumption, eO>tiveness, indigestis n, dyspepsia bill
iousness, bilious fever, inflammation Of the bowels.
piies and all de ansenents Of the internal wise IA
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STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LDAvRDW0n10. J
In the District Court Of the Fis4 Judicial Dtsriet
Of the State Il Eanas. sitting In and fsr Law
envorth County In sid Ststa
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In the District Court of the First Jirial u strict
Of the Stat. of hans. : siii.n; in the County
of LeaveHworth.
Tine Connecticut General Iir)
lnsurance COmpany, Plain CIse No. ). 5i2.
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Beware OF Ceunscrfcits.

see that the United States Revenue
Stamp is printed on the front label and the
name Of G. w. Laird is stamped in the
glass on the, back of each 5ottle-no other
isgenuine.s Sold by all Druggists and
fancy Goods dealers.
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Harrief .
Catlin, Case 20. ;, 90.
IN anil
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that ins'atly stops the most excrnciatiug pains,
ALLAYS INFLAMMATION AND CURES CON-
GESrI0NS.
Whether Of the Lungs. Stomach, Bowels or other
glands and organs, by one application
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
Nomat how violent eScrueiatibg the pain,
the Rheumatic, Eet-ridden. Infrm, Crippled,
Nervous, Nearai.sic Frustrated with Il seis- may
suffer,
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-11

ben beraus unb trast i'm beint, uub ldBt
|id feline &ait, bisler bas 9Dttli9e Bib
Der beiltgen Weutter @Dttes nit betm Se=
iusfihoe nno Gem fleinen Sobannes, Der
Elm Strengthen brinst, als ,uolle. er ben
Gbril s=Rnoben l6on i'm @piele bamit
pertraut MAIDEN, oaraus berrli9 nouenoet
bat. <g:s - = "0 lgj-s f5EstsS =
!. MapDoel @an5io aus l1rbino itorb.
1920 unb allo 19pn por iiber 800 SaDren.
Mber 1ein @emdloe 1T mod ni6t pergan=
gen, ,,nb miro nod a1s ein 9eili9tbum
BON @el6led)t gu @e1@le6t al fbetpabrt.
.gebt, 10 lit Ser Segen beg frommen
Wlonnes .bod) in Sri fiilun9 9e9an9en.
9ie &ulllt fat feline beioen geliebten
&inber Dier tpieber pereinigt; benin bas
@ol3 bes se>peiDten Boumcs trdgt nun
M}oriens unb ibrer &tnber Iebli9e 3iigc
in b0berer @erfldrlng Der Na6rpelt
bur@ Sobrbunberte SIT, unb mod lange
'>perben I6 refine, frpmme 9ersen bur6
Ben 3auber bieles 8ilbes cr9riffen unb
erboben fiiblen> obsleid bic >uirfli6en
Sc jtolten 1T @toub 5erfollen ltnb. -
0os 8il0 lit gefeiert unter oer 9}omen:
y vOlobpnna bella @ebia."
Sic. 9ri5tli6e &unit perlno9 1omit bic
9}atur 16pn in bic Nerdbnli6ung nit
Dem @eiltiger uub Glpigen su erbDbcn -
lpie Gbri1 1te @no0e ben W&enl l6en9eiit in
Die @ermanotl6oft; NIT Dem @0ttli6en
erbebt. ..:. ...
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Dies 9bip.
2Glfpbpl, tpailerbeIle lei6t3 bewe!

9alfpbDl, tpaiierbeIIe, lei6t bewesz
li6e GluIiigfeit BON bnrdb bringenbem an=
aenebmet @eru6e lt1b brennenben1 Sc
i9mode, 1T lei9t ertsitl,blidll, ,brcnnt NIT
6ma6leu9tenber blduli9erSlanlme obne
&uBablob unb liefert als 8erbrennungs=
probucte &oblenl ldure ~unbs Waiier. Sn
9roben 9plen genpmmen lpirft Der sllfos
bo1 t0btanb, inoen er Die Organe our9
@ollerentsiebun9 serlt6rt; NIT WailerS
perbiinnt ipirft ct beroul6enO. WitWaI=
ier lift ct ii6 in jebem Nerbdlt'ilIe mi=
59en, es finbet eine bemertbare Grtpdr=
nlung itatt. Sic Natur bil0et niemols
Mlfobpl, 10 lange Oie 2ebensfroft tbatig
ijt;. lit bos Snbipibuum to6t, 10 be9innt
il, 1einem 2ei6nom bas @piel 6emilder
&rd fte> bic 3erfe eb1u9: Bet 9(ltobol lit
1tets bos 4rpbuft ber @Gbrung suder=
|bolti9er Yflon5enldfte. Ser Suffer 1T
nun IN pielen g fans sen1dften bereits por=
bonOen, I'M Ga it bet Srouben, bes Ob=
ltes &C.; Die @iNenl6olt hot obcr 9elebrt,
0ob Gtdrfeme6l inter Gin,pirtung eines
ei9entbiimli6en @tofies ous Dem M}olse
0ioi itoS 9enannt, io>pie burG perOiinntc
@duren bel elmer 9ewiilen 5elnperot2l<
|1i6 IN 3uder umwanOclt> 10 oob jeoe IN
BET Natrr porfDmmenOe 1tdrtme6l 6lboitiSe
@ubitan5 auf 3ufer fpl9liD ouf 9llfo=
Dpl berarbeitet lperben fam. Sic 9e=
w6bnli6iten Gobmoteriolien 5lrQ(ltpbpl=
erseugung 1ino Die @etreioeorte1l &or=
toiFel1t> 9feis &C.; Die Gerarbeitl'n9 be-
9inltt nit Der Bereitun9 elmer 5uferbol=
ti9en Malie Ourd ben Maii6pro5ek bic
le miro in @dbrung periebt, iuobei Der
3ltder gcraoe ouf in &oblen| |Gurc uno
9ufobpl 5erfdllt unO a.ls Der reultiren=
ben olfobolboltigen Tli!lli9feit Der s(lfo=
Dol Our@ 9eItiuotion 9eluonnen.
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SD III 9Rbein -. Mu9uit. G;1le
triippelDafte Sungfrou nnterrobm cine
mebrtagige Mnoa6t SIT Gbren ser o!ler=
1elig1ten Sunfron Nforia uno batte ba5
grobe @liid> an G1luB ibrer frpmmeu
l1ebun9en plDtli6 bon ibrem 2ciben be-
freit 5u luerben. 0as Gtounen oller
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