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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-09-05

the thigh joints. lie can't find the Joint,
and he plhnges the knife arohnd In
search of it until he makes mince-meat
out of one whole quarter of the fowl
Then he sharpens his knife, and tackles 1t
agaih. AT last, while making q terrific
dig, he hits the joint suddenly, and the
leg fles into the maiden lady's lap, while
her dress-front is covered with a shower
of stutfing. Then he goes for the other
leg, and when the young lady tells him he
looks warm, the weather seems to him
suddenly to become 400 degrees warmer
This leg he finally pulls loose with his
fingers. He lays it ON the edge of the
plate, and while he is hacking at the
wing he gradually pushes the leg over on
the clean table-cloth, and when he picks
1t up it slips from his hand into the gravy
dish and splashes the gravy around for
six square yards. just as he has made
up his mind that the turkey has no joints
to its wings, the host asks him if he thinks
the Indians can really be civilized. The
girl next TO him laughs, and he says he
will explain his views upon the subject
after dinner. Then he sops his brow with
the handkerchief and presses the turkey
so hard with his fork that it slides off the
dish and upsets goblet of water on the
girl next to him. Nearly frantic, he
gouges away again at the wings, gets them
off in a mutilated condition, and digs into
the breast. Before he can cut any off, the
host asks him why he don't help out the
turkey. Y
Bewildered, he puts both legs on plate
and hands them to the maiden lady, and
then helps the young girl to plateful of
stuffing, and while taking her plate in
return knocks over the gravy-boat. Then
he sits down with the calmness of despair
and fans himself with napkin, while the
servant girl clears up and takes the turkey
to the other end of the table. He doesn't
discuss the Indian question that day. He
goes home right after dinner and spends
the night trying to decide whether to COM
IniI sninidnnr 10 tnlrn lnsaazan In, nn,.,.i,,e-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-09-05

Meantime, the tramp, tramp, tramp
sounds on,--the tramp of sixty thousand
yearly victims. Some are besptted and
stupid, some ere wild with hilarity and
dance along the dusty way, some reel
along In pitiful weakness, some wrealS
their mad and murderous impulses Oh one
anotheH or on the helpless women and
children whose destinies are united to
theirs, some stop in wayside debaucheries
and infamies for moment, some 90 bound
in chains from which they seek in vain to
wrench their bleeding wrists, and ell are
poisoned in body and soul, and all are
doomed to death. Wherever they move,
crime, poverty, shame, wretchedness and
despair hover in awful shadows. There is
no bright side to the picture. We forget:
there is just one. The men who make this
army get rich. Their children are robed
in purple and fine linen, and live upon
dainties. Some of them are regarded as
respectable members of society, and they
hold conventions to protect their interestsl
Still the tramp, tramp, tramp goes on, and
before this article can see the light, Ave
thousand more of our poisoned army will
have hidden their shame and disgrace in
the grave"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-09-05

Legislatures shall control them by just and
equitable law.
William A. Matthias, aged twenty-five, Of
Westminster, Nd, died, as was supposed at
three o'clock on the afternoon of the oath.
Of brain-fcver, and the body was placed on
Ice. On the 26th, when the family assembled
for the funeral services, IL was noticed that
the skin had assumed natural appearance,
and examination showed that life was not ex-
tlnct. Physicians were called in, and Mat
thias Is recovering.
A recent storm on the coast Of Nova Scotia
is described as being one of the most severe
ever witnessed on this continent. Wharves,
railways, bridges barns and houses were
washed away or beaten down. Vessels were
wrecked by scores in Halifax Harbor. A large
number were ashore in Cow Bay, and fully
one hundred are believed TO have been stranded
on the shores of Cape Breton The crops have
not suffered less terribly. Within radius of
Of 200 miles all the fruit trees were stripped.
Considerable excitement has been created in
Canada by the refusal of the Hon. 8. L. Hunt
ingdon to appear before the Royal Commission
appointed by the Dominion Government to
take charge of the Pacific Railway Investiga-
tion. Mr. Huntingdon was the mover Of the
Parliamentary investigation, and occupies in
the present crisis the position Of champion OF
Parliamentary rights.
Edward Beane, the conductor of the freight
train which coided with and caused the fear
full disaster to the passenger train on the Chi
cago, Alton d st. Louis Railroad, near Le-
mont, was arrested at Monee ILL.,, on the 9th,
ard taken to Chicago. .ttrt
man in Jail in San Francisco, giving his
name as John T. Irving, has confessed to hav-
| ing been connected with the Nathan murder in
| New York. He was thought to be insane, and
but little credence was given to his state
| ments. F.f
The Chicago Tribune of the 29th publishes
a number of dispatches from the interior of
Illinois and the lower part of Iowa, showing
| the condition of the corn crop. The Tribune
says: "The most favorable returns are made
from points along the line Of tho Illinois Cen
trail Railroad, but the majority Of the dlstrlcts
along that road, in the center of the State
and in South Central Iowa expect an inferior
yield"
The Mississippi Republican State Conven-
ton has nominated Senator Adebert Ames
for Governor.
News was brought to Waco, Texas, on the
SoIni Dy INC stHSe uIlFcIs, IhaO lalSo pouy
of Indians had surprised and captured Fort
Sill, in the Indian Territory, massacring the
women and children, and nearly half of the
Fourth United States Cavalry. The report
was discredited in Washington.
Judge Elisha Mears, of the Thirteenth Ar
kansas Judicial Circuit, who resides at Clarks-
vile, johnson County, while recently going
to his home, about three-fourths of mile
from town, was snot aud mortally wounded
| by some unknown person.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-09-05

rights; provide for gradual return of spe.
Gle payment, the restoration of foreign
cominerct, and tie better regulation oi
commerce between the States; adjust the
tariff primarily for revenue, but so that
neither domestic nor foreign manufactur.
ers shall monopolize the markets; con
slider the grievances of Western agricul
turists, and furnish such remedies as may
lie within the jurisdiction of Congress OF
the States; amend the Constitution so as
to cure the defects in the present method
of electlng Presidents and Vice-Presi
dents; and, while asserting the just pow
ers of the National Government, ever bC
vigilaht to preserve in all their just ex
tent the fights and powers of the Htates.-
Chicago Post.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-09-05
Miscellaneous Reading.
HEARTS CONTENT.
ny BARTON GREY.

ny BARTON GREY.
THERE Is nm isle far over troublous seas,
Above whose valleys bluest skies are bent,
Where sweetest flowers perfume the pleasant
leas--
Men call 1t Hearts Content
And every PROV that rides the sea Of life
Toward that dear, distant isle Is turned for aye,
through treacherous calms and stormy shoals OF
Holding % doaptfdf way 81 E
OFT in the midmost ocean bark meets bark,
And, Us thoy pass, from each the challenge sent
Comes baclsihe same across the waters dark;
1--WE steer Cor Hearts Contentl"
For many an sle there is 20 like, so like,
The mystic goal OF all that travail sore,
That Oft the waye-worn keos ON strange sands
strike,
n RAnd find an alien shore. fttIl.,
But ever as the anchor drops and sails
From on the stOrm-straned yards arc all un.
bent
From the tall masthead still the watcher halls.
so yonder!-Heart's Contentm
And so, once more the prov is seward set,
Hearts still hope on, though waves roll dark
And on. the stern men write the name Regret"
And fare forth, outward-bound
a6 -Appieton's Journal
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-09-05
Carving a Turkey.

THERE is nothing, says Max Adeler, a
young unmarried man likes better than
to go TO dinner at the house of friend
and to be asked TO carve the turkey. He
never carved turkey in his life, and with
an old maid on one side Of him, watching
him closely, and on the other side fair
girl for whom he has tenderness, he
feels embarrassed when he begins. First
he pushes the knife down toward one OF
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-09-05

The Methodist gives as a reason why
churches do not grow more rapidly in the
cities, that they are not located or distri
buted so as to accommodate the masses,
the tendency being to isolate them from
the common people more and more, by
moving to fashionable centers, and ex-
pending on single edi6ce money enough
to build half dozen nice suburban
chapels.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-09-05

A YOUNG gentleman in Detroit fastened
several yards of string TO an umbrella
which he placed in the door of a public
stairway. In the course of half an hour
eleven different persons saw the umbrella,
knew that the owner had lost it, and
wanted them to take charge of it, and car
ried it the length of the string only to let
go of it, and wondered what the crowd
was laughing at.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-09-05


Three cars Of an express train on the South
Side Railway, Long Island, jumped the track
on the 25th, and about fifty passengers, mostly
women and children, were injured-none
fatally.
A woman eighty years of age, named Rebec-
ca Prentss, was burned to death in the recent
fire at Belfast, Maine. A dispatch of the
25th places the pecuniary loss by the fire at
about $4OO,OOO; insurance, $l25,00O. Relief
was being received by the sufferers. The
Mayor telegraphed, in response to inquiries,
that the city would accept with gratitude
whatever pecuniary aid might be offered.
The State authorities of California have
asked that the Modocs who are charged with
grave offenses committed prior to their cap
ture, other than those sentenced to be hanged,
be delivered to them.
Mrs. James Cook, wife Of a coal miner at
Hewlett, H., was fatally burned, few days
ago, by endeavoring to kindle a fire by pour
ing coal oil on 1t.
An engine on the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific Railway exploded near Atlantic, Iowa,
on the 25th, instantly killing j. Dyson, head
brakeman, and severely scalding the engineer,
George Crane, and the fireman, Henry Nor
gan. Some pieces of the boiler were thrown
fourth of mile.
An erroneous statement has been published
regarding the forthcoming Michigan State
Fair 1t is to be held at Grand Rapids on the
18th, 10th, 18th, 1Sth 10Th and goth of Sep
tember.
The Secretary of the Senate at Washington
has received a letter dated August IA, from
Senator Morton, instructing him TO return to
the United States Treasury the Senator's in
creased compensation known as 'back pay"
Several German beersellers of Worcester,
who were on trial for violating the Massaehu-
setts Liquor law, have escaped by the dlsa-
greement of the jury. Six stood for convic-
tion and six for acquittal.
A special dispatch to the Chicago Tribune Of
the 9th states that Professor Ballene, from
France, crossed the Niagara River the day be-
fore, ont tight rope, 1,5O0ft. long, opposite the
Clifton House. in sixteen minutes. Returning
to the center, he cast his cloak and balance
pole into the river, and then jumped on into
the water beneath, distance Of l40 feet, dis
appearing for a few seconds, after which he
rose to the surface, and was picked up by men
IN waiting and went ashore in a small boat
General Butler opened the GpbeFpatorial
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-09-05

IF the Elk0 Independent is to be credit
ed, new EldoradO has been discovered
in eastern Nevada, and hundreds of peo-
pie are tiocking thither as in the flush
times OF 1868. The new mines are situ-
ated twenty miles north of Tuscarora, in
the range of that name and about sixty
miles from Elko. "Float Rock" very
rich in gold, has been brought in by the
discoverer of the new district.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-09-05

"A phenomenal occurrence has recent
ly taken place at a village called Mana
no-matumura, in Japan. A former
tributary to the river Nishiyaagawa had
been dry for some centuries, and fields
were cultivated in its bed. 1t has now
suddenly broken out again as a rapid
torrent, drained the wells in its locality,
and swept away monastery.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-09-05

"A Californian has invented machine
TO assist in starting street cars. 1t utilizes
the weight of the car in descending
grade, accumulates and stores the power
generated by gravitation, and applies the
same when needed to assist in ascending
a hill L t.-. i'4 Pa
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-09-05

Rev. Fannie w, Roberts, of Kittery,
has been authorized by the Governor Of
Maine to marry, other people, that is. She
can't marry herself, Fannie can't though
some people do seem 10 be married TO
themselves, and o real love match 1t 10 too,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-09-05

The Duluth Tribune says; Upwards
of $4,000 bushels of wheat of last years
crop have already been shipped from
Perham Station alone, on the Northern
Pacific Railroad.n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-22
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@uS 8dfbinoton.

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in Senog9's Ste1e erludblte Scnator, 1T Dlsl
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wurbe bonn @Saaren fir auSge5eihnete 0lenIt=
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lid anbjug, in's SauS mo oen Seuat pou
2ouihana ernGblt. Gr mar nahreuo Der let.
ten gBablcanpagne Aift NIT Der ltberal.re'
publitanliden Yartei ioentifi5irt. @enera
NtcDtllan hciratbete cine SAmeIter be5Sous
perneurs 0enniion BON Sbto. Sen. 0lc'
Wclan miro iein SegIaubigun3s 3sid)reibsr
bis ,ur Qnfunft oes Sru. GaD, ieines bon oel
Bindbad 2e9islatur ermdblten @e9en=@an
bioatsu, nidt iiberreiden, Do spiid)en ibner
Elm abtommen getrofen moroen lit, baS fet
uer bon geiSen bon ietner friiberen 9lnfunf
8ortbeil iber ben Inberen seben faHn.
&ai bins 0 n, 21. San. - Die 9feoe
niie=ginnabmen belleian it9 beute auf $l37 :.
391.92.
- Sn Ser .bcutigen Gabinetsiieung wurbeI
nur &outine. @eI9Gfte erleolgt.
- QSnl. 81. Beabobp ruuroe beute Sun
Goulul in Gio De Sauero ernanat.
- SIN Siireau oes SberbunoesanpalteS
murbeH beute peridiebene Se5nabisun9sl
| auSlefertiQt.
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ppn piellei9t piersig Sabren ipraa tron'
s6fiid.
Spate t6 bier alte 9etannte treHen?
eadte Der 9lbenteurer, Der bebdbi9 lelnen
Grogg i6liirfts. Sen 0tann babe l3 ME
seieben st gebt gepiB nIat auf ben
beiten @egen, pa er iid gu Slater 9alos
mat perirrt bat, Der periplgte Yerlonen
nit pffenen grmen aufnimmt. Ga5 Gbez
paar, oafir balte i'd Seice, ldeint sebeB'
su weroen ih bin neu9lerl9 duF pIf
Gntpidlung Der Singe 80.
2Nie @irtbin bradte Den PunId; l't
iagte bic hbli6en Ybraien blnsu uno Sog
ii6 in ibr 8lifet 5uriid, mo- lie etne Satel
nabm, auf Der iie 5u idreiben begann'
Der Mutroie, Der ben aohern 9etra9en,
trat pertrauli9 an bu5 8lfct uno en1s
ping Elm @lds6en, ba5 er nit aennefs
miene leerte uno ;um smeiten Stale filllen
lieb. Sie ReiIenben ietten cine 3elt lang
leiie ibr @eiprd6 fort? @ermutb bbrte ba*
Sllitern, aber er peritano teitWcrt nupon.
Gnpli6 manbte ii6 bic Srau, nadoem IL
iid uusgeiprpden, UNI ba5 3immer 81
mubern. Sic erblidte ben Gait, oer etn'
Jam an Den Slide iab uno 9leidgllti9 mil
oen Spiten ieines 8artes ipielte. lleber-
raidt fluiterte lie ibrem 8egleiter eInI9t
8orte Su. 9ieier itarrte ben GraubdrtI'
gen al. 9ann iaien er bic 6rau S,t ira:
gen, pb iie ii6 aud nidt tduI6e.
(fortiesuna toIat.I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-22
GpnoreB .0erbdnblllnacu
" q bingto Il, II. Sar

10 ~ II y U ~ Il. Jun.
Sm Senate muree bic Siu gum Seiten
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bauie nit Der NotiS empfaugeu, oaB oielelbe
itber eas &eto oeS Brdlieeuteu paliirt moroen
lei. Die 9iu uno Die Serbanbluug be5 0aus
les iiber oielelbe murSe uerleieu mo bann al
oa5 @omite fir Nnipriide permtelen.
SolgenoeStlls wurben palilrt: gum Sdute
Der @lQentbiimer bon Salimiiblen AM Wtinis
Iippi; iiir Die grrihtung zines 0ffentlldcn9ez
bdubes IN 9iaibuiue, Senn. gum SeIen BON
NarsaretAe 6llebromn; I'M ben Serfauf
zines Sbeis Der 2eudtbau8= =9teiuOattou Su
Sort 9ratiot, Bort 6uron, imStaate Ottd)i-
Qan, uorsubereiten; I'm beu @OnntiiiIr Der
Snoianerz z2ngelegcn6eIten 5u crmQdttgcu, 9e'
lpile 9erbeIeruugen III Der Geleruatton Der
Weg Yerce. Snoiauer i'll Sta9os@eblete anSua
faufsn unb baiiir Su beSablen.
98eit iiberletd)te Die Se9lau6i9ungSidretz
ben beS y. 3. g. Blnhbad alS SSenator bon
gouiiiana fir bic am 4. UtdrS 1873 Begin
nenoe SisuugsperiObe. gluf ben Gid &C.
le9t.
@lown forbsrte Die giQ fir ben Sau bon
SGmmen am OtiiIiFppi por, uno oellas etne
iutereiante abbanOlung sur llnterrieuH9
oerielben.
SIN 8eprGieutauten 3 auie brad)te
WorsD (0a.) einen Sei6luB ein, our9 ben
baS @omite fir Sermilligun9en angeuieen
luiro, bic Soften Der @inri6tung unO ben 9e-
aenmdrti9eu Warftnertb Der &etegrapbenz
Qiuien bers Ser. Staaten, iomie au9 bic So
fen Der @rridtuug neuer Sinien BON gled
qroBer Iusoebuuu9 i'll erforIten unb iobalOr
als thunlid, bariiber su bertd)ten; an9ee
nommen.
8udleu brafte eiueu SeifluB ell, ba8
@onlite fir Uillltdr Nn9slegenbeiten andu>
metie,l, fd) AZ erfunbigen, OBJ ell Serfabren
bes @onsrsfes u0tbig lei, I'M ben stang uno
ben @ebalt 3ur 0ispoition geteuter Sfft3lere
aus5ugletten unS Su aolultiren; au9enoms
men.
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ants SefretGr oufsuforoern, oaS 6au8 iber
oi. Notbweuoi9tet unO Die SOfen zines
| 0iientltden @ebauoeS 81 ct. Soiepb, Wio.,
| Al unterri6ten.
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| tunq zines neuen Goniulate8 uno CUR y t.
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| rpieIen.
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lid,e 2Gnoereien, berihtet etne Sia, nm Den
Sertauf BON @alolduoereieu al iuirtltde In-
fiebler 5u oeranlaiieu, nit etnem Nmenoe1
ment, mel6es an9enommen uno bic Bill pais
| iirt nuroe.
gBateman (N..g.) brinst sine 9iG ein,
Der yBpomin9= (N..D) SoloatenzOtonlts
mentsz z9eeui4aft" ieds conoemnireaanonen
su i6enfsu. Yaifirt.
Ne@rarp (Sopa) bonn @ouite fir @ablen
iiberreidbt einen 8erid)t, nelder Soltab 8.
8aas, 0iitslieb fiir 6lOriOa, als ntAt 3u
ieinem Slse bere9tist, unO elias 2.9hblaf,
ben SeseucanpiOuten, als Saiir berettt9t En-
tldrt.
OieSa9ssorbnung purOe perlanst, uno bas
Saus nabm pahreuO Der Dtorgenfnnoen olt
s8ia fir 3ulaiiun9 &olOraOo'S uls
Staat in getra6t.
Safe (gtebr.) ipra4 iiir bic llnterfiienn[
Der Bill.
lin 42lbr murOe oie@otpraba= Bill beiSeit
selegt, ba oiele Stuuoe fir Beridlte pom SO:
mite fir 1aubels. .Augele9enbstten feiiSeteu
mor0en mar.
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Gisears tint Susauebdnna.

Notwithstanding res Stdercbene Sprt Sepoz
it Die Wfcufdbeu cutf1iebeH rureI Die
6enfier nns retteu iIeb in Sppten.-g6ius'
re Serlufe.
Sdou ielt einigen Sagen herridte inter
ben Qeuteu, melhe al ben llfern bes Susque'
hanna wobueu, 9roBe Surd)t Dor etuer ueberz
ihuemmuug, ba baS 9Saher in etelem SluIle
merflid) liieq uno man ermarteu muBte, Bop
bas @is, meldeS inmer mebr auigeftaut NOT
ben mar, itf l0ien uno Elm lln9liid herbel'
iiihren piiroe. Als jeoof ON Sonnabeuo
ipieber 6roitpetter etutrat, bsrubisten iit Die
in ieuer 9eaeuo lpo6reubsn 2eute uuo be9ten
bereits bieSofnung, bab baSQSaiier abHleBen
unb baS @iS III Die &heiapeafe= Bat tretbeu
werbe. Siele SoffHun9 erpies ii4 leioer als
ein SrugbilO. I'm SOnntag Oforgen lOi'te
iid1 ba8 Sis uno bic 9elpGiier be8 Susqucs
hanna Itiir,ten nit nilDer Wtaft III Oas
St1othen Bort 0epoTt. 9Sdbrenb Der 9fatt
mar Der SluB beoeutenb augeihmouen, Daa
Sis NOR our69ebrod1eu morben unD Die Sllls
then ergoiien iifl tnfol9e belieu init ralenSel
@ile in bic StraBen oeSStGothens, Die n1eo'
rig geleaeuen Sbeile besielben Dolitdnolg n1s
ter 8aIier Ietenb. gtur nit NtIbe permod)
ten iid] bic Selpobner burtl Die 6enIter lbrel
SGuier in 8oote III retten.
Bort Oepolit lit am 0itliten llfsr oiS
Susquebunna, ungsfdbr 10 Wtelien Don oei
len OtiinOuug rno ie6s Ofetlsn oberbalb Dor
BerrpuiIe uno Sabre De Srace gelegen. 0at
StGotden, ipeld,es bereits ebr alt 1T, Sdbl
etrpa 400 meilt aus 6ols erbaute 9auler mi
bat eiue @iumobuersabl bon nn9efabr 200(
Seelsn. Bort Depoiit tit elm stemlidl be
beutenber SUlSnlarft, Der namsntllh, leitoen
has Stdothen nit philadelphia, gSilmiRa
ton uno Baltimore ourdl Giienbahnen Der
bunben 1T, einsn bstraGtli4en sanfiAwunl
geupmnlen bat. 0as Stdbt4s1 wnrpe 81
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llnbpllfpmmeae nun pnllfpmmene
9G1ne.

Cute 3dbne iino fir torpsrlide e16nbeit uuerldbz
ltd, uro Nemano bari iid iernerbin wsssn unseIz
der oSe1 faufer 3dbne entiduossn; benn oas Dftts
TEL biels Wdusel Su beietisen, iesen in zines Sebsn
9ere4e. Or. Biudel, in SIR. 1873, W E t.
Napette=, obsrbalb gutaunraSe, lit als fuiiisn'
itoi,lider 3abnurSt melt uno brett bstannt. er III
nit ebem 3psise ieres Seruies prattiib pertraut
unb ale ieins sapudrsuiden Sperationtn betriebsen
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