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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-26
Death Of Mrs. Polly Moeab..

1t is our painful duty TO chronicle
tie death of Mrs. Polly McCABE,
consort of Capt. L. r. McCabe, who
breathed her last on Sunday, the 22d
inst, after great suffering for the past
three weeks. She was aged 70 years,
6 months and Is days.
As we learn from Gen. G. D. Hen
dricks, Mrs. McCabe was the second
daughter of VIM. Bruce, the original
proprietor of the town of Eaton. Her
father e~rnigrated from Bourbon conn
~. Ky..to Dicks Creek, then in Ham
iiton, but now Butler cornfy.ot
where the deceased was born Deem
Der 4, l 799, and in the. spring of1S06,
again II owed to~this place before the
sale of the Town lots. On the 29th
of May 1917. the deceased was mar
rfed TO James Holiday, by whom She
lad four children, one son and three
daughters. The first boru,. Sarah
Jane, died in infancy the son James.
r, died of a gun shot wound, acct
dentally received at a military drill,
in Oct. 1913. The two daughters SUR
viving, are Mrs. Laura Caroline, wife
of DR.. w. Fl. H. B. Minor, and Fran
ces B., wife of Capt. A. Denny.
The fates of the deceased seemed
TO have kept her in the frontier set
tiements-her husband having select
ed for their now home, in tho then
wilderness a choice tract of land in
the walnut Level now Wayne Co..
Ind. where they moved in the fall of
1920, where he died in 1922. The de-
ceased soon after returned in sadness
to a h%ospitable and paternal home,
where she and herrfatherless children
continued to reside until 1882, when
she and her now grief-stricken hus-
band, Capt. McCabe, were married.
and with the exception of an eighteen
months residence at Allisonyille, Ma
rion Co, Ind, has ever since been a
highly esteemed citizen of our town,
and whose death, though not unex-
pected, from the infirmities of age,
causes a gloom of sadness with all
our citizens, old and young.
We deeply sympathise with mourn
ing friends.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-26
Notice..
Lavinia limerick, Pl'f.

LdF1hld 1ICh, L IL. Jill
.9 VS.. Pl'S Pet'n
Sam1, limerick, ct al Delft. for Dover
NHE above named defendants, Sam'l.
L limerick, William limerick, Eliza
beth Black, John Black, Catherine Ly-
ems, Sarah Tilman, Anderson Tilman,
the unknown child and heir at law of
Henry limerick, deceased, Jacob Emer-
lex, Leander limerick, Weller limerick,
Meivina Her, Murillis McClurg and
Kyle McClurg, are hereby notified that
on the goth day of May, 1873, the above
Plaintiffs filed in the Clerks Of
flee, of the Court of Common Pleas, of
Preble County Ohio, her petition where
in the plaintiff sets forth her marriage
with one Jacob limerick, on DR. about
the 27th day of February, a. d. 1910;
that the said Jacob limerick has since
deceased, that during her coverture with
said Jacob he was seized of an estate of
inheritance in the following Real Estate
situate in Preble County, Ohio, to wit:
All of the south west quarter of section
No. I5, in township number G, Range 3
east, &C., excepting however 20 acres
heretofore conveyed to John Bale.
Also, 40 acres off the south side of the
north east quarter of section number 10
township 6 Range 8 east, &c.
Also, 40 acres lying in the south east
corner of the south west quarter of sec
ton % township.6 Range 8 east, SC:
Also, Lot No. lin the town of New
Lexington, Preble county, Ohio.
Also, 20 acres out of h north east
corner of section number 8 township g.,
Range 8 east, &c.
Also, 80 acres off south side of the.
south east quarter of section % township
6 Range 8 east, &c. s:ia.
: That the above named defendants now
claim the interest Of the said Jacob En-
erick in said lands; that the said Plain
tiff claims that she is entitled to dover
in said premises and prayes that the same
may be assigned to her, and that they are
required to appear and answer said Peti-
ton on or before the 26th day of July, A.
D. 1873.
ZOOS e FISHER, Atty's for Pitt.
Attest, W.D. QUINN, Clerk.
Eaton, June s, 1s7316w [prfs$12,6O.
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Council Proceedings.

Eaton, June, 18th 1873.
Council met pursuant to adjournment in regular
session, members present; j. III Zoos, Mayor; VIM
H. ortt, Clerk Messrs Brooke, Chambers, -Thum
Hubbard, and Reichel, CouncilmeD. Minutes read
and approved. The following bills were presented
found correct and orders Issued for the respective
amounts:
Jacob E. Weiss, 4 weeks ser as Engineer &C. at
slO,5o per week as per contract, s42,00,
g. p. Lockwood, Coal Oil &C, to June 18th $50,
Coffin & Lon 1913 l2 Gals gasoline, at Ice per gal,
ss7s SO Drayage- SOC t37,e6.
BENZ Neal, Jr.. 90 days ser as st, commissioner at
s2,25 per day, $500.
Jas. E. ortt, ser as Deputy Marshall " $500.
The question of changingthe price of renting the
Town Hall, for Festivals, &C., to q less price than
has heretofore been charged was presented. After
counting the expense of the Hall, &c, q vote WAS
taken, which resulted in leaving the price as It has
been. Thum and Brooke were appointed a com
mittee of two to examine into the tax question and
ascertain the votes tobe levied for the coming year.
On motion the grades of the town as surveyed by
Jas. V. Acton, were adopted, and the survey. or IN
structed to copy the figures &C.. from his book, A
grade book for the use of the Corporation also to
enter corresponding figures on the plat of the town
in ink. Committee on repairs was instructed to
have made a heavy Oak door for the
calaboose. No further business adjd to Wednes-
day, evening June 25th at Z I2 O'Clock, prompt.
Wm- H. ORRT, Clerk.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-26

.HrE~ 500 .Mr1 .L
1t does seem strange that in this
age there are so many inhuman be-
ings who don't realize that the ami
mails that do our bidding are entitled
to any consideration. They give an
exhibition of their weak-mindness by
furnishing the animals without exer-
cising the least judgment, and the
result is, that many horses, naturally
of kind and gentle dispositions, be-
come vicious i'll the extreme. We
frequently witness exhibitions of cru
city on our streets, hat is shocking,
and would demand the attention of
the Society for the Prevention of Cru
city to Animals, if there was one
around,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-26
Killerine Killerine1

A perfect Agent for the destruction
of Potato Bugs and Bugs of all kinds
KILLERINE has been in use for three
years, and has proven a success. Its
superiority and chespness recon-
mends it to all. .
PRICE so cents per pound. For
sale by hr go 'aE'
MICHAEL & SON, Druggists,
Opposite Court House, Eaton, Q.
June 10, 1873-3w,
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Administrators Sale OF
Real Estate. 49,

~ L
In pursuance of an order. granted by
the Probate Court of Preble County,
Ohio, i will offer for sale at Public Auc-
ton, on
On thursday. august q 1878.
At 1 O'Clock, P. NJ, upon the pre- misses,
the following described Real Estate, sit
uate in tho County of Preble and State
of Ohio, to wit:
Call of aecertain tract of parcel of
land lying and being in said County and
State, and being all of the west half of
the south east quarter of section number
twenty COY in Township number five
(5) and range three ~ east, containing
EIGHTY-TWO ACRES, more or less.'
Appraised at 8
TERMS OF SALE.
One third cash in hand; "a third in.
one year, and one. third i'll two years
from the day of sale with interest The
deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Adm'r.of Cornelius Vorhis, decd. =,
CAMPBELL & GILMORE, Atty's-
June, 26, 1s73.-tds,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-26
The Eaton Harmonic"

key, the engineer IN chief of the
"Tumble-bug," is in sore trouble
He waileth, and his symptoms ihdi-
cate "worms." His bowels likewise
rumble unpleasantly. Yea, he hath
mental and moral strabisimus. Ikey
was not the recipient of a compliment
tary to the Musical Festival, at Ack-
erman's Garden, therefore he pro-
nounces the Festival a congregation
of drunken ess,and demands that Ack-
eerman shall be declared a nuisance
and his Garden given over to the ven
geance of the pious wolves of keys
complexion. The fact of the business
is simply this: The singing Associa-
ton of our town, (and it is a credit to
the place. on Monday the 10th, gave
a Festival at Ackerman's Garden, to
which all orderly, decent and music
loving persons were admitted. Beer,
Native Wine, Lemonade and Ice
Cream, with cake. constituted the re-
freshments. First class music, both
vocal and instrumental was provided,
and to those who danced, ample facil-
ties were afforded. The entertain
ment was pleasant, agreeable and or
derby. a large number of our very
best citizens were in attendance. Tho
Mayor and a portion of his family,
prominent and wealthy members of
our mercantile community, Physi-
clans, Lawyers, public officers, me-
chanics, Tradesmen and day laborers,
with wives daughters, sisters, and
sweethearts, were there, and univer-
sal good feeling and good order pre-
vailed. Aud yet. key is not happy.
The "Bug' would have nobody but
Germans admitted to future Festivals.
How about the colored friends, Ikey?
Several very respectable colored peo-
pie were present the last time, and as
they arc neither. German or Anglo
Saxon, it will be a valuable addition
to the useful knowledge of the world.
if key would guage their bellies and
inform the people of their capacity for
beer. Isaac puts the average German
as good for so glasses--tle American
is represented at O, Or a-furiaHs drunk,
while the capacity of the eolored
brother is lei: in great uncertainty.
Not dreaming of the mental anguish
it would cliise the pious Isaac, we
TO tIe Festival We found a
pleasant, happy assembly-and UP to-
the time of our departure saw no
drunkuess ,heardno unpleasant words.
The IIanswps occupie,I yiHl dancers;
The Garden was filled With groups of
pleasant people, and every Arbor was
vocal with artistic music. There
have been drunkenness, but if SO
it was admirably ~ceucealed, and up
TO IL o'clock we are certain no one
outstarougit a window minus a
boot. Ikeyis fearful lest The Amerf-
be sedueea-ih fact, ever since
key was Superintendent Of Public
Schools, he has had a holy horror of
We haFe.bat n word of
advise for Isaac. and all like him..
Whenever YOU feel called upon to III
with tire amuscments of your
neighbors, be sure that you under
stand precisely the nature of their
and before you under
axe TO reprove what you call sin, be
;nre that your own garments / un-
The Devil always was, and
possibly ever will be, a Saint consid-
below par.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-26
For the Eaton Democrat"
While I'm Sitting,

While I'm sitting, time is fitting .
Faster than the Eagles flight,
While I'm musing, much I'm losing
OF the glor:es of the night,
For the moonlight and the starlight
Teacheth lessons pure and high;
joys are brightest, cares are lIghtest,
Felt beneath a moonlight sky,
While I'm writing, moths are lighting
On my candle's burning wick;
Lured by weakness, Cor false meekness),
Fall they round my candlestick,
Thus do mortals enter portals
Where %aboundeth sin and woe,
Doubtless knowing when they're going.
Down in guilt they re sinking low.
ELLA t.
air Haven, June, 1873.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-26

TO Contractors & Builders.

~ ~OtISt dS&0H 90
THE Board of Education of Dixon
Township, will receive sealed propo-
sails up to 15theday of July, 1878, for the
building of two brick School Houses,
one in sub-district No. 3, land one in sub
district No. 6. 1he size of the houses
24x34 feet, story II feet in the clear
The bids for the work and materials to
be separate proposals, the houses to be
finished ready for occupation by the 18th
the contract money to, be paid when one
house is finished; one fourth when the
second house is finished one fourth on
the goth day of February, 1874; the bal
ance on the Goth day of August, 1874
The Board claim the right to reject all
bids not satisfactory; also the Board re-
serves the right to contract for one or
both houses. By order of the Board.
JAMES ALLISON, President.
= Eaton, June 70, 1S73-6w.
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Notice. to Bridge Builders.

GEAIED proposals will be received
Sat the Auditors office, Eaton, Preble
County, Ohio, up to - O'Clock noon,
Saturday July, 26th 1873, for the mason-
ry land Superstructure of Bridge across
Seven-mile Greek, on the Eaton and So
meryille improved road. Iate Eaton
and Hamilton Turnpike), at the first
crossing of said stream below Camden.
The. Masonry will consist of the two
abutments for said bridge.
The Superstructure will be a single
span of 125 feet, to be of Iron. +
Specifications for said work, will be on
file in the Auditors Office on and after
the 18th day of July. By order of Com
m~issioners.
W. j. BARNHISER, Aud'r.
Eaton June, 10, l873-4w.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-26
Cholera.

The cholera in these days is much
less of a terror than it was at the time
of its first visitation to this country
The nature of the desease is. far better
known 2fIe f%rehtnleato of it 1nncil bet
ter understood the doctors deal with
it under more favorable circumstau-
ces and with more confidence in what
they are doing. Still it is a forn,ida-
bic desease, and n whose presence
is to be avcrted fit be possible To do
SO by human agencies. 1t is we'll
known that care as to food and drink,
the avoidance of Irritating dishes and
liquors, cleanliness of person, cleanli-
ness of houses and streets, cellars,
yards, &C.. indoors and ont, the exfir-
patton of rubbish heaps and all neg
leeted offaI, a e potent projections
These are human agencies to be exer-
ted now. The cholera is how making
in the southwest, one of its character
istic marches. Ifmadeits appearance
in New Orleans some weeks ago, car
ried there. we believe, by an emigrant
ship from Bremen. Some time later
it was reported al, one IN of the
towns in Mississippi, on the direct up
river line of travel from New Orleans.
Now it is at Memphis still further up.
It is an the march, and it is the part
of wisdom to be prepared for It.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-26

Five citizens of PrebIe county Incl
dentally met on the side walk in front
of our Office, one day last week, whose
combined ages figured up 418 yearsl
They are as follows: Jacob Niccum
IT; Judge Curry, 81; Job Jefferson,
IS; VIM. Caster, 80; David Crockett,
81. An incident of the same cEarac-
ter might not occur again in the num-
Der of years their ages number.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-26

"Godey's Lady's Book for July is on
our table, and presents as fine an APP
pearance as any magazine published in
the county, and it as valuable as it is
handsome. Cooley gives a splendid
Chrome to each subscriber. Terms, So.
Address L.. A.-Godey, Phi.adelphia.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-26
Notice.

John Lnmley. PIT Beiore ": u: Kline, j 7.
John LAWYER deft) Preble County, Chic.
ON the 10th day of May, A. D. 1873. said Justice is
Osued an order OF attachment in the above ac-
ton, sor the sum of two hundred and twenty-five
JOHN LUMLEY.
Eaton Ohio May 23d is7s.-sw.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-26

The "Eaton Harmonic" will give
an Observation-Disclosures at Ackerman's
Garden, on the Fourth of July. Eve
rybody is invited. Minors will not
be admitted unless accompanied by.
their parents.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-26
Written for the Eaton De
Beware! Beware!

Rash, Imprudent youth beware!
Do not touch that fatal snare,
Stop before you lift the cup;
Think I before you take one sup.
Quickly quickly dash 1t down,
In your soul you in it drown.
Cast it from you, far away,
Meier in your presence let it stay.
Dare to brave your comrades sneer
Though 1t brfngsrthe burning tear.
Never let your stainless name
Be brought TO bear a drunkard's shame.
Brave are they who nobly dare
To seek the Lion in his lair,
But Drawer hey who dare refuse -
Their souls In ruby wine to lose.
ELLA 7.
air Haven, June, 1873.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-26
TO HI SUFFERING.

The Rev. William H. Norton, while residing in
Brazil as a Missionary. discovered In tn It land of
medicines a remedy for Consumption, Scrofula,
Sore Throat, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and Nervous
Weakness. This remedy ha= cured myself after all
other medicines had failed.
Wishing to benefit the sadering, 1 will send the
recipe for preparing and using this remedy to all
who desire it FREE OF CHARGE
Please send an envelope, with your name and ad-
Rev. WILLIAM II.
6T6 Broadway,
New, York City.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-26

We have been unable to give the
Court proceedings up to the time of
going to press, as usual. They will
appear entire next week, with report
of Grand Jury, which is nov in ses-
sion.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-26

NOTICE is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed and quail
fed as administrator of the Estate OF
Martin Fouts, late of Preble County, o.,
deceased.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Admir-.
Eaton May 18th lS73.-3w.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-26

We acknowledge the receipt of a
complimentary" for the Soldiers
Home celebration on the Fourth.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-26
SHERIFF's SALE.
SHERXFF,S SALE.

SAERHEE7S SsAAE.
Case No. 3301.
JOHN T. DEEM, & E. P
: LOCKWOOD, Preble Com. Pleas.
EMILY xsi & Sforder OF s sale on MOTT
N. r.
ny RTU OF AN ORDER OF SALE IS
Issued from the Court of Common Pleas within
Dand for the County OF Prebie ,andState of Ohio
in the above case, and to the Sheriff ofsaid county,
directed, I will offer for sale at public auction at
the door of the Court House, in Eaton, in said
county,
On Saturday, July 5th, 1873,
between the hours of l and 4 O'Clock, T. NJ of said
day. the following lands and tenements, situated in
the county of Preble, and State of Ohio. and de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
Being the west part of Lot No. two hundred and
ninety, C29O1 as designated. and described on the
record plat Of the Village of Eaton, o.. fronting on
Prehle street three poles and SO 100 Of pole.
TERMS CASH. Appraised at S2400,00
JOHN TOWNSEND, Sherh.
HUBBARD & Ats for Pitts,
Eaton, April %, 1873. Jprf~. 1915.
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M. STyRM,
Administrators Notice.

Opposite Jail, No. 10, Main Street.
Eaton, May 8, 1S73,-ly.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-26
SELL CLOTHING CHEAPER

than ever before offered in this mark
ct, and invite the people to call and
examine my stock and learn my prices.
Remember the old stand, where the
Best and Cheapest Clothing in Eaton
is always sold for Small Profits and
Quick Sales.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-26
Good corn weather.

Fair Haven, June, 1873.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-26

Fair Haven, June, 1873.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03

8eD6Ifer1ng norgei6rieben tptrben. Der
nie6ere 8ui9paIo ioa in bobe ytttetts
for1ten u~mgetpdn6elt Deroen 1tddoem
man ods 8teb oardl1S e~f1tfertt ltno tbr1t
feite W~eibepldbe a%n9epteicn bat pie
bur6 ienes Ganalipitem lci6t 3u betpdla
fern tpGren. 0nes niebere gan6 getoonr1e
man oann gu 8ru6tboben; bic 9igels
tneIen tpiir6en, tpeltit bas Steb bic Nts
pflan3nngen ni6t mebr aerit0rt NIT
Sltpen, &eben, 8obnen uno Stauoens
pflanset fid be6edeu.
Mit Iol6en 8lGnen trGgt fi6 bic itaz
lieni16e Gegierung nnb biscuttrt bieiels
BEN bereits 0ffentlt6. Sb iie 3u realts
firen finb, eri9eint inbeiien fragli9.
9enn bic GampagnG gren3t torotpdrts
fait an Bic Marentnten : ii0lt6 an bic
8onttnt5den Siit1pfe, uno otele berpe>
ftenbe Ga6bar1daft biirfte Letdt ale Ser
1n9e at S6arben MAIDEN.
Qlu6 birfte bic ttalienii9e Ge9ierung
ltnb bds 8olf faum bic @nergie, bie
Mtittel an @elo unb MenI6enfraft be-
1iben, UNI Sic u~ngebeuern Spfer al brin>
gen, tpel9e bieies 8erf erforbert. 0enn
niGt nur nm @elo, audi nm urt9eSdblte
Weni6enleben banoelt es iid, ipenlt tene
2tEDetIeH WlEtllD SlfUlY UetlpleDeuu
unternommen tperben inllen. Seine 8es
i9dftigung, ielbit ni6t bic Der 9lrientfs
SnOuitrie, 6irfte lebensgefdbrlt1er ietn,
ais Die @rbarbeiten in bieiem init giftigen
0iiniten geldtpGtgerteu 2anpe.
@eltngt bas Werf, 10 1T bdintt Hom
ser WeIt, Der Gultur, benz 2eben 3nrllds
geseben; felt es li6 aber als cine llns
moglt6feit berars, snerit aleS SieS fos
~loiiale @tgentbum 81 erpropriiren n1o
odnn bas Berf bet 3rodenlegung bur6
Qlrbeiter, bic bonn Steber gel6ittelt uno
81 8ober eeporfen iperben, su polbrtns
gen; felt ii6 bies ais ein fir ben Staat
lnm0glt6er Nuftpanb an @elb unb Wtens
ihenfraft berauS, Damn mar es etn pers
tpegener S6rttt 9tom sur 6dltptitaot bes
&Dnigrei6es at MAIDEN, ein S6ritt, ber
tpobl tpieber pIrbe 3uriidgethan tperoen
miiifen. 9enn tn elmer ~tobtbrtngenoen
Wiifte bdrf bic 9auptitaot oteies Staates
1tt6t ltegen, 1tltr um elmer mG6ttgen BIT
ftorii6en Grinnerung mtlen. Die Sam
pagita bon Gom miro 10 iiber bas S6ids
ial Goms enti6eioen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
9ie ettopdifMe Sinan3=&rtfiS,

Die III ben lebten Sabren in gan3 guz
ropa, namentlid aber in Sefterret6 unb
9euti6lanb ale @renaen Ser @ernunft
iiberl6rettenbe Spec1lationsputb bat
enblt6, tute boraus3nieben mat unb bon
fiibl urtbeilenben 2euten borausgeia9t
n1rbe, 5u elmer &riiis gefIbrt.
Ser Begtnn beS Sturntes tpurbe be-
reitS 6ur6 ben Selegrapben gemelbet.
Den ieitber eingetroffenen europGti6en
8lGttern entne6men mir Solgenbes: ST
brad fur3 mad Gr0ffnung Der Wtener
Weltaus fteQung in @ten ODER etgentlt6
Snerit in Reit ans. 0aB Die gStener
B0rie ni6t einmal au elmer 3ett, mo
6unberttauienbe bon SremDen oortbtnz
1trDmen, bic @elbmtttel alIo rei6li6er
flieBen milien ais biSber, ft6 6alten
fam, lit Elm 8epets bafIr, tpte IeDr unz
termtnirt unb bobl bic ftnan3ieQen @erz
bdltniIie bort ftn6.
Na66em bic &rifts nit elmer Ma1I.
fleiner 8anferotte ~begonnen, purben in
t~peni9en Sagen eire 8roBe 3abl Der 9rOBz
ten GrebttzSnitttute, namentli6 Die 8ars
fen in ben ,Sulammenitura binetnge8ogen,
un6 bic @ei6afte an ber 80rie nluBten
b0aig etltgeiteat tperben.
SelbltperftGnblt6 berfeblte bic Gage
Der Otnge in Wien i6ren GtnfluB auf bic
groBen @elbmdrfte 0eut19lanbs nt6t.
Sn Berlin, 100 in Tolge 6es GinitrOmens
Der fran30iti9en &rte9senti6dbigung unb
Der rteftgen 3unabmIe Der 8eb0lferung
Elm 9an5 %beionbers gutter 8Dben fur Die
Speculation gegeben mar, bic benin AUDI
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