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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-12
THE MARKETS.



KANSAS CITY, July 8.
Cattle-Receipts 1910, and 300 calves;
shipments SS2, and 282 calves. Buyers
to-day have been in good attendance,
and transactions have been liberal.
Common Texans continue in slim de-
mand at 81 50G12 many lots being sold
at these figures. Good shipping steers
are in fair request at former quotations.
Sales to-day: q good Cherokee steers,
nv 002 lbs, at g So; 3S medium Texan
steers, av $40 lbs, at 81 go; l2S wintered
Texan steers, av $50 lbs, at 81 IS; 20
common Texan cows, av $50 lbs, at
81 l2g; "a common Texan COWS, av ego
lbs, at 80; l8 medium Texan steers, av
7G0 lbs, at 50 GO; 40 ordinary Texan
steers, ny $50 lbs, mt 50 50.
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WE wish we had the name of that
Dallas husband whose wife hadtwitted
him. upon his want Of observation, and
who catching the frisk of the tail of Il
passing steer, run his head through a
pane of glass, instead of raising
the window, from fear she would see
the seventh ring on the steers born
and he wouldn't. If we know that
mans name we'd engrave it on a bar
of soap and set it out in the sun.
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This gentleman is candidate for the
office of Sheriff of this county, as will
be seen by his notice in to-day's issue.
Mr.. Taylor will make an acceptable
and an excellent officer if elected, and
he has many and warm friends in the
coIlnty
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ATTENTION Is called to the adver-
tlscment Of Colonel George Wilson, in
this paper, Offering 800 for the recov-
cry of stolen horse and mule, and the
detection of the thief. A description
of the animals will be seen and Sheriils
and Others are requested to notice.
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EIection Precincts.


We are indebted to Judge Kerfoot
for the following table of election pre-
cincts and. their judges:
PRECINCT NO. (DALLAs),
Divided into four election precincts, l,
@, andS
No. Judge r. Il. Burks, at Court
house; No. G-Judge j. Y. Field, at
Masonic Hall; No. Judge Il. M.
Hammond, at Mrs. Tricks store; No.
|s-Judge J. J. Akin, at Market House.
PRECINCT NO. 2,
Into two election precincts.
No. Judge j. Moffitt. at Lancas-
ter; No. Judge J. L. Stewart, at
Cedar Hill.
PRECINCT NO. 3,
Into four election precincts.
No. Judge Fayette Bracey, at Nc
Adams Church; No. Judge o. n.
Ledbetter, at Five-Mile; No. 3-Judge
John p. Cole, at Valley Church; No.
Judge, DIR. VIM. Stults, at Stults'
SchoolhOuse.
PRECINCT NO. !,
Into three election precincts.
No. Judge r. G. Marsh, at Far
mers' Brush Schoolhouse; No. 2
Judge II. l.. Frank, at Breckenridge;
No. 3-Judge Il. J. McIain, Mt Pleasant
Valley.
PRECINCT NO. o,
Into three election precincts.
No. Judge J. J. Beman, at Scyene;
No. Judge A. c. Lanier, at Haugfts
Store; No. 3-Judge Berry Price, at
Pages Shop.
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sI5 REWARD.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN L From me, two
- miles wcst OF Red oak Post Offices June
I, one brown mare mule, - hands high, six
years. old, collar marks, vefy gentle, no
brand, heavy built, roGrhcd and bobbrd-
will give the above reward for the delivery
of the mnie. ~. g. FIELDS,
4lwH Had llat. Els county. Texns.
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aM nanrmoLow, Local EDITOR.


We have the facilities aud fi'c work
men 60 do 40 FOOD w0rii, and 10 ~
low rates. M can he done anywhere
and we mean 10 do n. Hiring your
Fine Job work 10 TIE DAILY HEH-
AID OFFICE. Corner Him md ito"s'
tom NJ reefs.
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We see that Proctor d Gambic's Extra
Olive Soap Is becoming very popularin our
city. Its quality, we know, is superior, and
being nicely pcrfumed, we are not surprised
that consumers prefer 1t, and thht it has q
Al r,,, In
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Land Renters & Buyers
CUT This OUT FOR REFERENCE,


In the Upper Brazos River country, about
latitude ~ deg, without and far removed
from any swamps, hence the most healthful
portion OF Texas, and where the grains,
fruits and vegetables of the Eastern and
Northern States, and also the great staple,
cotton, can be ali successfully grown. These
lands are very rich, none sticky, therefore
can be plowed very soon after rains,. Grass
of the best, and abundant and good water
generally obtainable at from u to b feet,
with the promise Of five railroads soon, and
development of its resources of iron, nickel,
stone coal, etc.-prospects for it becoming the
most wde-awalle, active and fiourishing
portion of Texas. In Young ,(now the center
of attraction, Throckmorton and Jack cOun-
ties, we have for sale of the premium Peters
Colony Lands" selected and patented twenty
years ago, $50 surveys, each of 800 acres, or In
tracts of 50 and 100 acres, on terms half cash,
half on two years time. Prepare TO camp,
and travel by wagon, and View the Eden
portion of Texas where Immigrants are now
rapidly scuring homes. Apply to
GRAHAM M BRO,
llW0nl If Graham NOupp % Vpyns
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UNDERTAKING


Respectfully informs the citizens of Dallas
and the surrounding counties that he has
expressly for the business and is prepared to
make Collins ut the shortest notice, TO order,
and trim them in all styles. He also keeps
on hand, at all times, collins OF all sizes,
which he can delivcrat an hours notice, day
or night. He has also made arrangements to
keep on hand n full assortment of Metallic
Burial Cases, which he can deliver on call.
He has the exclusive agency for these Burial
Cases, for Dallas and surrounding counties,
and can supply them ut the lowest prices.
Having provided himself with n fine Oval
Glass Hearsc, and necessary appendages, he
will undertake. all the necessary arrange
ments for burials with dispatch. lie has de-
termined to make this hiscXclusive business,
and respectfully asks the patronage of the
public. A. W. MORTON,
Swift Cochran Qate Still street.
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EsTATE OF A. @. CURRIEn-Adminis-
A. fEafion pending IN Dallas county.
All claims fof money against tho estate q
A. q. Currier, deceased, must be presented TO
June. A. d. lTe. lpr allowance, QE payment
OF the sane VIII be postponed Until tlc
claims urca rfel within that tine nrf paid.
nvii q. =. HOLLAND. Admir-
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on AND AFTER
SUNDAY. .5ga4Y q, ASSg,
PuIIman's Palace Sleeping Cars

Are attached 10 fNpreSS IfalilS DttWlHi
Houston and Austin, and Houston ana Cor
Sirana.
Passengers for Waco must take Express
Train leaving Houston ut 1903 p. m.
Connections
At Iearnc, with International Railroad
daily Sundays excepted.
AT Dallas and sherman, with Texas and
Pacific Railway and I'll Paso Stages Tor all
points of note in Northern Texas.
At Waco, with daily Stages - all points
West.
AT Mexia, with line of hacks for Fairfield
and Butler, on Sundays and Wednesdays.
At Ledbetter, with Daily Stage for In
Grunge.
At McDadc, with daily Stage for Bastrop.
At Austin, with daily stage lOi sun Marcos,
New Braunfels, San Antonio ana il PGSo.
Through Tickets sold AZ Houston, IL ustin,
Heinpst ad, Bry AN, Calvert, Waco, Coaicann,
Dallas and sherman, via Red River CITY ana
Galveston, to all points OF note between the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, within the lim-
its of the United States and Canada. Also,
via stage lines to san Antonio, Weatherford,
Fort Worth, Bonham, Paris and Clarlssville.
For Through iiates apply 10 stutiou Aee!,ls,
or J. DuRAND, General superintendent.
T. WALDO. a. +. r. A. I30a43w
J.. II. HANKS, join W.HAfSkS,
Attorney at Law. Dallas, Texas
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RELIEF I'M TEN MINUTES
nnYaN.. rs-f-naxrc MsrERs

Cnre oouglis, colds, nelima. bronchitis, sore
fhr1ef. h0arseuess. difficult breathing, incip-
lent consumption. and lung dlsc1~eS- Ihey
have no taste 81 medicine. and any child VIII
take them Thousands have beer restored
10 health that before despaired. Testimony
given IN hundreds Of cases. Ask Tor Bryan =
Pulmpnic Wnftrs. Price . cents rfr box
JOB MOSES, Proprietor. - Coulandf street,
New York.
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ATTENTION is called to the announce

ATTENTION is called to the announce
ment in this mornings paper, of Mr..
j. w. Jackson, as a candidate for Dis
trict Clerk of this county. Mr.. jack
son is now, and has been for over two
years, resident of Lancaster, where
he has hosts of friends. He has been
a deputy in the Clerks Office for the
past three months, is experienced in
the Office duties, and, if elected, we
believe would make Il most efficient
Offioat
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TEXAS LAND LOCATING COMPANY

and will locate Certificates for one-slxih in
tercst in the land.
Below we give n partial list of the lands
that we ARE now offering for sale:
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DailoS, June ~. ll'uNWtH-'
COUNTY OF DALLAS AND STATE OF
~ TeX1S.-Fraudulent note for 100 dollars,
given by David Thomas and j. G. BOydstien,
10 Cooper d Elder, on the 81 day of March,
1879, l.. b. Williams, agent; said note OF hand
is void for the want of consideration. The
note was given for fru II trees delivered By
said agent as sound fruit trees. We supposed
them to be sound, but on setting them out we
found them To have been frozen OF frost bit
The result was they died, which makes this
note fraudulent and void. We will never
pay the same or any part of the same. We
forewarn all persons not to trade or buy said
note, as they will loose their money invested
in the same. We here copy n letter from Hol-
land Il Stcrrctt, attorneys at law, Dallas
Texas:
and yourself, and payable 10 Cooper & Elder,
for the sum OF slO0 which was handed us for
collection by Mr.. i. B. Williams, their agent
we will not bring suit on IL for II few days, In
order that you may have an opportunity to
pnv the same, In case YOU desire to do so,
without suit. 200.
HOLLAND & STERRETT, Attorneys"
From this letter IL appears this note isnot
transferred. Whether transferred or not We
will never pay the same. We forwarn the
District Clerk and Justices of the Peace not
TO issue any legal process in favor OF this
fraudulent note. DAVID THOMAS,
Attorney for himself and j. G.. Boydstein.
l21d6wlt
A y ORDINANCE regulating the sale of
~ fresh meat, and other comesti bles with
in the limits of the city of Dallas.
SEC. /. BE It ordained by the City Council
of the city OF Dallas, that hereafter no person
or persons shall be allowed TO sell, barter or
exchange, or expose for sale, within the linz
It's of the city of Dallas, save and except at
the Market House or Houses of the said city
of Dallas any fresh meats of any kind what
sOever, provided, this section shall not be so
construed as to prohibit the sale by any one
within the city of II whole hog or beef. So,
SEC. 2. BE IL, and II is hereby further or
dained, that hereafter no person, or PERSONS
shall, within the limits OF the city Of Dallas,
sell, barter or exchange or expose for sale at
retail, any fresh fish, or green vegetables, or
other ordinary market produce, at any place
OF her than at the Market House or Houses of
the city of Dallas, except between the hours
orc o'clock A. NJ, and 4 o'clock p. NJ.
SEC. 3. Any person or persons violating any
of the provisions of this ordinance shall, on
conviction, be fined in any sum not less
than five, nor more than one hundred dol
lars. -
SEC. 4. BE 1t further ordained that this or'li-
nance shall take effect, and be in force ten
days after its passage.
Passed June eth, 1873. "a
BEN. LONG, z
Mayor of The city of Dallas.
Attest C. =. MITCHELL, Secretary.
120-DitWlt
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We received letter from Brecken-
ridge, in this county, n day or so ago,
asking for information concerning the
whereabouts of the party whose name
heads this article. Our correspondent
states that Mr.. Lester moved to this
State about twenty-five or thirty years
ago, and If engaged in business, would
most likely be interested in mercantile
pursuits. A letter addressed TO !. G..
Carpenter, breckenridge, Dallas coun-
ty, Texas, will reach the individual
making the inquiry.
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Trains leave Dallas, foot of Lamar street,
at am; arrive at Terrell at $50 am.
Returning, leave Terrell ut 10 am; arrive
ut Dallas at l2:iJ pm.
Connects at Dallas with passenger trains.
North and South on Texas Central Railway;
and at Terrell with stages for Longview, Mar
shall and Shreveport, and principal points in
Kaufman, Van Zandt, Smith, upshur and
Wood counties.
For further information apply TO
GEO. r.. SANDS.
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nREApsTuFFs AND GRAIN.

There is good deal of new wheat offering.
Sales light; not dry enough 10 bulk. Flour
In active demand NJ our quotations.
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FEMALE BEAUTY.

L IVES there n MIN. lives there woman,
"a 80 lost TO reason, that he or she cannot
admire and appreciate genuine female beam
fy? What n joy and delight to stand and gaze
upon healthy aud beauilfnl woman, But,
me, We thousands OF siclgIy, puny, suffering
females:
II you are annoyed with any lingering fe-
male complaint and desire Immediate relief,
procure az once one or two bottles OF Dr.
Dromgooie's English Female Bitfcrs, and be
restored 10 health. Sold by druggists and
merchants. Address
DIR j. p. DROMGOOLE.
Memphis, Tennessee.
woman's Medical Adviser. only. . cents.
Address as above l2ldAw4m
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Block tin, u 20
snncct zlnc, -
Pig lead, ............".....".."............ 10
Copper bottoms e h.. ........................ -
Sheet iron, 2Gx27, " ...................... Ii
Solder, extra refined, T. lb....,............. 3j
Galvanized iron, in full bundles, d b.. -
American Russia, T. Observation-Disclosures. 30
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Gin WunNerlQun.

Oie Ser. Staatsn Resierung bat ben als
9)oIeinite I6al befannten Tbetl bon @alifors
nien bieIem Staate ais GeI9enf iiberma9t,
unter bent 8orbebaIt, baB Die peite 8ooens
fLd9e, bic es bebedt fit etpise 3eiten als etn
uBart ber Station" sebaIten ,sno beruabrt
rperoe. Sn Ausfiibr,lns oieier 11ebereinfunft
Iinb 8erspese ,no Ssumpfabe anselest ,tao
ale gorfebrunsen setrofen .poroer. nm Der
itets rpa9Ienoen S9aar ber geiu9er bteies
8unoerlanbes ole Observation-Disclosures
,.no Gei1ebequemLidfeiten Su bieten. r3E
ObgIei6 bic @unoer bes goientite Gbals
ieben neuen InfOmmItng NIT Staunen uno
8epunoerun9 erfii!len, 70 tuirb bet Ginoruf,
ben Die gra9t unb @robartisfeit Der Scene
rie berporruft, bur9 einen lanseren 9lufents
bait nod peritarft. Ni9t pie beit gtnbltd
bes bios S90nerL rpeIdes pas 9luse baIo
idttist, trinft SerS uno @emiitb bier NIT ltets
neueis unb tieferen 3iisen. gs erfOroert aSoz
eben uno Wonate, I'M Die umgebenben Secs
men ibrer sansen Granoiofitat na6 in fi6 aufz
sunebmen uno su tuiiroi9en, aber felblt wenn
6as Quge auf ibnen rubt 1T es eine erfrii9ens
be 9lufsabe, bas 8eiebene gu bei9reiben. r
9ieies 19eint bic Stimr1rng bes ausses
sei9neten &eiIenoen unb S6riftitelIers gbare
les orbboff gerpeIen 5il 1ein, tpertn er fdretbt:
SD bate aQe 8ei6reibunsen bes g)oIerntte
Ibals seIeierL aLs i'd jebob baS Sbal su Ges
fidt betan, NOR es mir, aLs OBJ t9 ate et1e
Belle iiber bafIelbe seleien bate. saes 8es
Leiene entI1mano n,einer grtnnernng bein
Nnblid bieler ungebeuren Selien alles 8es
I6ebene fam mir pte nt1ts DOT tn 8erslet6
nit ben, 8ranitfoloB 81 Gapitan, rpel9er fi1
$500 SUB iiber Der SIa9e, ,po mir nt1s beftns
ben, erbebt. Gs 1T fein bloBer sSelfen ooer
S0bensug, 1onbern cine nn9ebenre Sci lIennaiis
er, faft 2 WeiIen in Breite, lpel6e oas Gbal
beberrI9t nno BET iebem S6ritt ben Da 5us
rifLest on erbabener GrDbe serpinnt."
0as DoIemite Ibal lit nnsefdbr7 Usetlen
lang uno bur6I6nittli9 pieIIeidt cine Dteile
brett. SIS Ienft lidb pon 8 Setten bis auf eis
ne NeiLe ,lnter baS 9ttpeau oes unn9ebenoer
2anbes. gs 1T pon 1inreselmabiser aubens
linie, iroem es it9 benz SerIanf uon 5 yies
benflaIIen bes Mterceb &iper, tuel6e binourds
flieben, ani9IieBt. Die Scenerie bietet neben
ibrer @roBartisfeit bic ,nanni9falttsiten Gon1s
binationen uon 8ersfluB unb 8aiierfalen.
9er Iebteren ent9alt pas Ibal Sebn, Die, ,uenr
ni9t an Bafermense, 10 bod an S6be bis
yliasarafale peit ilbertrefeu. Ser iosenann:
te erite g)oIemtte SAL iit 1886 SUP bod, oel
GopaL 9lr9 1000 SuB unb Der Sentinel go,
5000 SUP. ,uabreno Der Slia9arafal nur l6s
SuB bod lit. SIG. II
Das 5bal 1T fait sdnSlib pOn Bergen ein
seI9lolien az an SabD, oeren Sobe pon 1906
bis 6O34 SUP parttrt. Usonnt Starr Sin!
nsibt $500 SUB ober 800 SUP iiber cine gsei
Le. gLonb's Sect tit 6O34 SUB ober 754 Sui
iiber cine Meile bod. 3pii9en susien bic
fer sepaltisen 8ersrieien liest itiananb frieo
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DER WEsTBoTE.
REINHARD 3 FIEsER, Publishers !.
II E n MI 6s
Two Dollars per Year, invariably In Advance.
Ser erife 8abir.

Drei 9ierteIiabr f9on Ut Der RLeine,
ST Iaht bic SHUTTER mitig an.
Gum Geben itennt er i6on bic Beitsel
9ob Yeblt ibn, nod Der erite Sabrl.
Die Ni.tter fabt benz fIetrtert @t9te
gBobI 5ebnnsal tdglib In ben Dfnnb.
Siam fotitmt Der 3abn iur gu 8eiibte?
Der aleine TT bod ionit seiunb!
Da enblt1 fomr,t er aisgeriidt
Der erite fleine rpeiBe 13abn.
Das Naitteraug' lit gang ert3iift,
ltno INNER pieber i9aat's ibn at,.
Das TIT bes Mannes erftes 3ei9en,
Du fIeiner Rerl, bent itets oaran;
8enn @no're flr1tiant riifparts lpeiden
Damn fte6' bn feft ano 8eis' ben 8abn.
Germ tiibti9 NIT ibnt I'M bid beiBen.
NiGt Alles loft Il, 6rieben it6
gsan mag bics bann aud biilig beiben! !! =
geiB 81 - ionft beiben anb're bid.
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Den Dpfern Der nur burd f5anbli9e
Na6lailisfeit Der 8eiiber berbeiseflbrten
&ataitropbe auf Der Stem gorfer Danpffabre
yWeffelb," refp. ibren Siilterbliebenen 1T
nuun,ebr burd @ntIdeioun9 oes Stem Yorfer
gppelbofes fait iebe Musiidt auf Grlansung
Don S9aoenerfas absei6nitter. gs tparen
feds Bro;ele sesen bie Staten SSslanb 8ails
roab Company bebufs grlansuns non Sdas
benerias anseitreast ,lnb su @uniten uoa ets
nisen Der 8Idser, benen ie $4,000 suses
ipro6en purben, entfdieoen fuorben. 9le
Sade fam i6lieBIid Dor ben Gppeabof ber
bic ben GIasern siinftisen gnti9eibungen ilr1lz
ftieb. WeI9e Grrpd9unsen babel rnab9ebenb
rparen, liit porlaufs nidt befannt, ba Der
geortlaut ses Grtenutnines aidt perliest.
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@enis unb bod gieles bleibt uns nod 81.

1a9en.
Sans mar 1tdt ,nebr ais ariner sebuIoeter
2iebbaber, ionbern als nattltder, iiber aufz
tretenber @erber sefomuten, Der au6 r1anden
aroern Srtes ,pillfomnen geneIen mare.
Denn bic Iante Gaspare, Die 1td pon ibrern
idperen 8ranfbeitsanfal nod einmal erboIt
,.nb erit Dor roenisen Easen bas 3ettli6e ses
fesnet bate, bate ibn gu ibrem alIeinigen
grben ernannt. Das Ieitanent, beiIen Mbs
i1rift er ni6t obne ernfte Giibruns ietner
bobiiberraf6ten Bra,tt ,.nb Sdwiesernutter
3eiste, mar frrse 3eit nod feinem poriabrisen
i6etnbar 10 perfeblten Beiud in Der 5eimatb
perfabt uno besann NIT ben ausoriIdli6en
gSorten:
rS6, &aspare BaItbeiare Meldiore, uer=
,pittwete 8uidmanr,, pern,a6e, mas mein lit
an beiueslider unb ,inbeweslider Sabe, 1neiz
mem Neffen, bem lieutenant Sans Biebers
manb Der ieinen gamen II, ber Sbat fibrt
unb behen unbeite6Ii6e @e9t1daffenbeit iinb
Babrbeitsliebe mir mod an ben Ntarfen ,,ei=
mes 2ebens ben perlorenen @lauben an eine
refine nno eoLe Meni@ennatur piebersesebett
hat" H g
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Gin fran36jiides &unitmerf auf ser Wiener
. Wusitelluna.

ss OEL CtltC2 "OIktttci ~OAuAlcD
i1reibt aus Mien:
Giirsli9 entbefte i9 a,lf neinen Greuss unb
Auer5iisen 5ufa4is in ber -nDrbli9en auera
eaLlerie Elm mirfLi6es Rut,itwerf. gs 1T Elm
Iebr sroBes &eIiefbtlb ber Stabt Baris. SD
tpunberte mid suerit webbalb ein iol9es
Runi ituerf erten STANCES, bic Srt6t einer
mebr als s.p0lfidbrisen Arbeit, pon Der fronz
sDfl9en Gommiifion 10 unbeadtet seblieben
mar ,,nb feinen seeisneten auffaaenoen BIab
erbalten bate. @Efa
Die Sa6e flarte iid baIo auf. 3und9H
iit ber Giinitler ein Deuti9er, Namens 8aus
erfeller. Irobbem er 16on Al Sabren in sPaz
ris 1oobrt ,lnb bort eine sroBe gabrif beiibt
au6 eine Sran30fin sur Srau bal, fann ibns
bieles 8erbre6en ieiner yfattonalitdt ni6t
persieben perben unb es gilt ais Gntmeibuns,
bab er, elm MitsIieb bes 9olfes BET Yenbu=
lenoiebe, Die beilise Stabt Baris abconterfeiet
bat. 8ernlbungen hes GiinftIers, etnen beis
Ieren YLab fir fem Sbieft si erbaIten ntBs
Iansen baber Ianse 8eit mar iosar Der 8ns
gang su benielben b,,rd Giften abiidtIid pets
iteIIt. Auf feline biesfaaise Befbperben sab
man ibm 3u perfteben, bab 1eia 8eliefbilb gu
natursetreu iet ilrsb man 8ebenfen trase1
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