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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08
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Tun GREAT EfoLBH RKhEDY TOT Gout ana
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plants, either OF recent or long standing, are adj
yised 10 use Blairs Gout and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon "a the most safe and
efectual remedy ever offered To the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared BY
PRour 4 HARsANr, a79 Strand, London, England,
and sold By all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

PRRvEsrIvB OF HYDRorHoBIA.-Go 10 Savage's
and buy muzzle for your dog.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours 10 Z; satnr-
days, . 70 4 and 10 9.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08
The ArlinGtoa to DO Closed Duriug July
and August for Repairs.

We are requested 'by the proprietors to an.
nounce TO their friends that their celebrated
hotel, "The Arlington" will he closed during
July and August for repairs and alter atoms thai
will give increased accommodations
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

1homhs Nesuhll, ulary lost, " reward.
Brickpavers wanted. Apply at Central hotel.
d. J. Macarty wants nfty carpenters, 1890 c
street.
Public schools, board Of trustees, this evening,
Franklin.
Special notice, meeting Of legislative commit
tee July "a.
!. o. o. r., Wednesday evening, quarterly
communication.
Two stores, lsis and 1911 Seventh street, for
rent. Very desirable.
Artificial Stone Company-w. W. Kirby Is au-
thorized to collect Its debts.
A cottage with eleven rooms Is for rent. An
ply ut 1901 X street northwest.
Direct to Boston, 7 O'Clock train. Baltimore
and Potomac depot Connect with Fall River,
Bristol and Providence boats.
MississipD teachers wanted for Us pub
lie schools. Look In At the clerks once, House
OF Delegates, over Metzerotts.
Assets in gold, q ,sio,ois. Who would not In.
sure In the Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance
Company Look to Hart A Bishop.
Began 4 wylie, calcoes and lawns 10 cents.
All dry goods clear down to nothing. Ladies'
will stop at 1918, 1870 Seventh street.
Y. A. Boswells banking house, corner Of Four
and-a-hah street and Virginia avenue. Books
open for new Fire Insurance Company. h
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

CAsropIA Is more than substitute for Castor
OIL. Il Is the only safe article In existence which
Is certain 70 regulate the bowels, cure wind
cholic and produce natural sleep. 1t is pleasant
TO take. No more sleepless mothers or crying
babies.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

The wa.hfnGtes City savtsGs Dssk,
corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. interest on all deposits Depot-
It's can be made and drawn at will.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08
The NEW CoLossApE lIorEi, Phlladeiphls, Pa,
10 on Chestnut street and Fifteenth.


WE SHOULD NOT SUFFER- from q Cough, which
a few doses Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral will cure.
Time, comfort, health, are oil saved by II. co
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

every conceivable style Of boot or shoe for IN
dies, gents AMI children, Ia offered at great sac
riices, In order to reduce the stock, previous TO
lowering the store to the grade OF the street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

policy limited to 5000 costs only So aud s.
annually with small assessment At each death,
In the Protection Life Insurance OF Chicago.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

st2 Children Suits at 8.
Linen Suits at o..
A. sAKs Co, pl0 Seventh strcets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

Has cured more wonderful cases Of rheumatism
aches, pains, swellings, frost bites, caked
breasts, burns, scalds, salt-rheum, &C., upon the
human frame, and strains, SPAWN, gals, &c.,
upon animals In one year, than all other pre-
tended remedies have since the world began.
remarkable cures accompany each bottle, and
will be sent gratis to any one. Il Ia no humbug
There Is no pain which 1t will not relieve, nc
swelling It will not subdue, or lameness It will
not cure. No family or stock-owner can anord
to be without Centaur Liniment. White wrap
per for family use; the Yellow wrapper for AMI.
mails. J. b. ROSE a Co.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

OF these 1--WE items It will be observed that
nearly all are unproductlve Of income except
the nrst.
REcEIPTs AND ExrENpTuRKs.
Estinated Receipts and Nj sndifvres for the Year
ending jun 80. 1874.
RECEIrTs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08
Not worth Its par value at present.
REAL ESTATE.

REAL EsTLrE NOT PERMANENTLY REsERv ED.
sta,emcni n Redt Estate .Not FcrmGHrnty Re-.
serpsi July !, 1913.
Park, observation, II possibleD ITI,sJ0 square
feet, at 10 cents ,,....,...,...,.,,,,t il,6I2 80
Tact cast Ct reservation, l,OS5,OO0
square feet, at cents. ..,..,,...... $500 90
Professors houses, at $4,000 each. 10000 W
(Tle three above items are mortRagCd
10 secure loan Of 5000 from the
Y. b. and 7. Coz
Lots unsDld north Of reservation,
OiO,o 600 square feet, at cSpts 80 5000 90
Lots unsold south OF reservation,
10000 square feet, at 10 cents 80 IO,20 90
Los unsold four brick houses, Lang
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

Medical Society OF Georgetown College.
The regular meeting Of the alumni society OF
the medical department Of Georgetown college
was held last night, and was well attended. An
important change In tho bylaws was made the
subject Of Q resolution, which lies over. Drs.
w. II. Mlnnlck and ]. Thee. Strattan were elect
cd 70 membership. and Dns. barnard and Bittin-
ger proposed. A discussion on spasmodc stric-
ture, hysterical commissions, &c with improved
lively and enjoyed by all present A growing
interest seems manifest In this association,
which, having As gathering Of physicians such
lofty aims before II, ought to encourage each
general puhlIc,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

WHITE. clean. sound teeth. all may have by
using daily THURsross Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder price % aud 90 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire II, all
may have 1t by constant use Of THoNfsoNs
Pomade optime. Price, % and 20 cents per
bottle.
not soied. JouvKNs inodoruus Kid Glove
Cleaner will renovate them thoroughly; price 20
cents por bottle. All sold BY drugRists and
fancy daalern.
WELLS MAcq'ss-srRRAD STRENGTHENING PLAs
rHBs, whenever q plaster Ia needed, are unri-
vailed. Piico 40, %, and 10 cents each.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

40 MICH suMNha DRINKS. n
Pure lemon and raspberry syrups At l.D pc
gallon at go, nearly opposite the Nations
hotel. cost
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

Life Insurance solicitors would do well 10 can
vass for the Protection Life Insurance Company
Of Chicago. No other company has been 80 sue
cessful In 50 short period,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

To an examination OF our
Stock OF
Boys and children's suits.
Thin cassimeres and
Linen jacket suits,
Blouse suits, shirt bodies, &C., &c.
NOAH WALKER a Co,
Gil Pennsylvania avenue, between sixth and
Seventh streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

The nncst brands Of Tea, and the hest grades
OF Coffee fresh roasted every day at the Tea and
Coffee Store, 40 Pennsylvania avenue, nearly
opposite the National hotel. eotf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

"Odds and Eads.v
q Flannel Coats ut 81 80
Pants at %
Vests ut 90
whole Suits o 80
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

go Cashmere Coats ct o..
sCassimeTe Pants at ~.
sCessimere Vests at 81. 90.
A. sAks 4 Co., ai6 Seventh street.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-23
LITERARY NOTICES.

Bret Hartes new story, "An Episode Of
Fiddletown,' is begun in Scrlbners for
August. The strong bits Of chsrscterizs-
ton, and quick, mastery touches ofpsthos,
which we find in these opening pages, show
that the hand of the performances has not
forgot ia cunning. DR.. Hollands Arthur
Bonnicastle ia continued, the accompany
ing picture, by Miss Hallock, Illustrating
the scene Of the destruction OF the will.
There is in tho ZANE number bright
sketch entitled Erred Troyers little iron
clad, BY 7. Trowbrdge. The illus.
trated papers are on Nantucket" Nor
mandy picturesque" mount Shasta, and
"The Campus Stone" John Burroughs, a
good authority on blrds. writes abou, Tho
Blue bird !" Fitz-Edward Hsll contributes
an interesting article on "Pandlu II. II.
tells about any Day in the Wilderness +"
nPlunkstte gossips Of Modern Hotels,
and j. Ksten Cooke about "My Knee.
bucklos.r Mr.. Blsuvelts leading essay ca
Modern Skepticism' will doubtless attract
the attention Of the religious press
Among the poetic contributors are l.. &
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-23

stedmah,. John Hay, and George Mac
Donald.
DR.. Hollsnd's topics Of the time are en-
titled "Tbe Morals ofJournalism," "areply
70 many letters, and "ths liquor interest"
In the old cabinet we find "the flaw 10 the
jewell II met 3 traveller on the road"
and "a sower went forth to SOW" Home
and society treats of "dinner-giving," 1.-The
abuse of appetite" "ths hsbitof reading
read y-nade garments" and "tbe fashion
ia jewelry." The other departments are
IS varied as usual.
The GALAXY, for August, of which We
have received the advance copy, has an
uncommonly varied and promising table
of contents, and its promise is more than
made good by the articles which follow.
The leading article is . picturesque
sketch of Vienna, not q description OF
scenery but passing glance al costumes,
customs, character, and general feature OF
city which the writer says be loves.
Two very entertaining and suggestive
articles upon language follow. The hr't
which i. very sptly entitled "Japanning
the English language" is an inquiry into
the feasibility Of making new language
for the use of the natives Of the Orient.
The second linguistic article is from the
pen Of Mr.. Richard Grant White, whose
previous contributions to "ihe Galaxy"
have made him an authority upon modern
language He considers some Of the more
common grammatical errors made by care.
less people, such as "you was and "had
rot ought" and illustrates his theme by
numerous quotations. Another strong
article in the number is personal recollec.
tions Of the revolution in Berlin in ls4s,
long title which fully explains the sub
ect.
Mr.. Albert Rhodes contributes a grace
| ful character sketch similar in style 10 those
which have msde him SO well known dur
ing the three years to magazine readers.
Fan article entitled 1.-THE Martyr Of BAlak-
lava gives a graphic description Of the
memorable charge Of the six hundred, and
explains the causes of the disaster in the
clesrest manner, indicating the character
OF Lieutenant Nolan, TO whom the title o!
the article refers. Hung in Armor" 10 q
quaint and rather piqusnt little story con.
corning a suit of srmor which was stolen
from Norman castle. The Pearl and
Princess describes q romantic adventure
in the Chinese waters, and a brace OF
Woodcock is an American love story, OF
healthy tone though it treats of an in.
vsld's shooting excursion. General Gus
ters Indian war record and Carl Benson 4
Casual Cogitsiions,' with the usual guam
tum of poetry and literary and scientific
miscellany, make up the number, which is
in all respects an excellent one.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-23
THE PREVAILING DlSEASE-THE
DANGER TO CAIRO NOT YET
pASI

PAST
The rsysges Of the cholera in some parts
of the country i. IS little less than horri
flying TO read. It's fearful WORK Il, Clear
Greek 10 our own county, all Of our read
. ers are scqusintei with, a. sso with its
work at Mt. Vernon, Indiana; in the lit
tie town of Birmingham in Alabama, not
less than one-dfth Of the entire
population have been carried
of and not single person
escaped suffering, more or less, from its
symptoms. Between eight and twelve
o'clock Of Sunday nigh. last, eighteen
person. died Of cholera in the little town
Of Louisiana, in northeas, Missouri, and
the disease is said TO he prevalent. al Troy,
Hannibal and other places in that state.
In mountain towns in out Of the way
hsnileis and secluded vilsges spots which
heretofore have been considered as safe
from It's attacks, it has laid its deadly
hands, and desistei only when it has
wrought terror, desolstion and death; in
some localities It has dissp-
pesred altogether and re-sppeared,
II not in It's mos. ma
iignahi form, with violence sufficient to
cause renewed terror and dismay. All
these rs7sges have occurred since the FIRST
alarming prevalence and swirl and severe
course Of the disease in New Orleans,
Memphis and Nashville. Its existence is
denied IN ST. Louis and Chicago; but on
S.pasy last, the editor Of the st. Louis
'Globe died Of il, and examining the
mofiuAyy report Of that city for las, week,
We ind eighty-tbree deahs, fourteen OF
winch are attributed t. cholera, and sixty.
nine 10 s.morbus, which tell,
'-s s'eFy 8. plain a. II
may b told In Chicago, last week
q ahundred deaths occurred which are said
20 nave teen from unknown causes, which
tell the story Of that city also. Cair,
thus lar has happily escaped, an exemp
lion due 10 sevsrAi csuses-the nstura
heA.lh'l!ness Of the place, state Of clean
Ane'i brought about by strict sanitar,
regulations aud the carelalne.s Of GU
people in regard to diet, etc. Tn
sAme causes may continue TO prevent I'll
introduction Of cholera into the city. bu
There IS danger the, our people will gro,
careless from our good fortune thus fa
lie sudden change Of tie atmosphere
the last week the plentiousness Of gre,
App'e'' green corn, and the appearance,
melons IN the market, call for a remind
ron tAe press, the guardian of the pub,
hea''o' that danger Of visitsti
Of the cholera in this city !. by no men
past. Two months aua a hall, a, loo
Of warm weather are ye, before M. )
during this time neither tue effort. Of
city officials, nor the carerllres, Of I,
lilies and individuals should relax In
way alone will our safety DO Assn
Eternal vigilance only in time Of cho
or other epidemics, will protect the 4
munity.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-23

CHARLES X. DAVIS, chief editorial writer
of the St. Louis Globe and for seventeen
years connected With the Missouri Dem.
crat in an editorial capacity, died in St
Louis on Sunday last, Of cholera, after an
illness OF only few hours duration. Mr..
Davis WAS known as q mos; careful and
conscientious editor and newspaper man,
q good citizen and kind husband and
father, and his sudden death crested feel
ing of gloom among his circle Of friends
and scquaintences in ST. Louis snd will be
received with regret by the editorial fra
iernity Of this section Of the country
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-23

ON Saturday, the secretary Of the board
Of health Of Memphis officially announced
the disappearance Of cholera from the city
and Memphis is now herself again, the
citizens feeling confident that the cholera
las run its course there for 1873.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-23

The Washington Correspondent OF the
Chicago Tribune says that eight millions
of the Geneva award have been paddy the
English government to ours, and that the
balance ofthe fifteen millions will slso soon
be liquidsted.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-23
am ogKRLy. Editor snd Publisher
Heading matter on every page.

SENATOR SUMvTR has almost regsined
hl. usual state Of health.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29
@in fRiboM0if@ee 0onfnG.

Ser ipnniide @oniul III gart8, 6err
ealoo y Getuel, tpar na0 Seriibltn9 BE-
oentenoer unteri0leife fii6tig 9eiporDen,
Gam aber tuteoer gum 0ori6ein). G0lDo,
etne in Der guten 0eieQi6aft BON Yaris
tpollbefannte uno germ gelebene Yeri0nz
li0feit, bate ftd l6on felt lGngerer Belt
init einem geipiiien Warque3 eingelaffen,
Der unter benz 3ttel zines Hettsconiuz
le1ten beS @Dni1tlnt8 ltad) un0 mad dQe
0ei6dfte oeS1elben at it6 rib uno btr6
perf6tpenberti6e Hebensipeilc bdlb ben
VerOa0t bes fpanii6en 8oti6dftcrs,
!0rn. Sl0309a, re9e madte. Sine a1tfmerf>
farnere BeobadJtlurg beS in benz @Dn1uz
late berri6enoen Treibens ergab suerit
al1erlet nnre9elmdBigfetten, Die Bel Ser
our9 ben Gpniul beiprgten Hegltlir1n9
oes Na0laies bon in Rari5 berftpr6enelt
Spantern untergelaufer iDdrelt, 1t1ro ert6z
LID Die iidercn 8epetfe mebrerer bon
Salpo nto Wtdrque3 beriibten Inter
1~6lagun9en. so batten tie ff6 noz
mentli6 etne BPM benz IN Der Oaz
bana tDoDnbaften 1tno fettber pe%ritorbete1t
Spdnter Ge5pebes Bet benz Bdrfier 8a>
bel oepontrteS untme BON $50, 900 Tranes
IN S~tadtSpnpteret nit 6tlfe elmer BON
~" SohlutAt pI9tubptSlth StHttIlItultUIL
alls3ablen laifen; na6 Dem ToDe Des
Gespeoes fam ber 8etrug ans 2tdt unb
es 9eIdn9 @alDo, bnr6 Da5 8eripre@en,
Die Sllr1nte surii63uerifatten, bie Sadie
nod etnntal gu Dertu1d)elt. @r mod)tc irt
Der Sbat etne Nn3ablung bon 10000
Trancs, Die er aber mteoerunt, tpte 6err
Slo3d9a conffattrte, bet fir Gednltng
Der pantheon S%elegrapben> 8eripdltltug
bet Der frandOiii6en He9terung er6obenen
Sonos entnomnen bate. gfun trl9 Sloz
saga ri0t mebr 8ebenfen, bds @ei0ebene
1etner Jtegterung uno 5uglei6 benz Yariz
Jet Bolt3et7Brafecten mit3utbetlen, u4o
oer 9ebtere erlieB gegen Golpo etten
6%aftsbefebl. Wtdn fu6te i'm lan9e Der>
gebens nno glaubte id)on, boB ct rad
Dem NtSlan6e entfommen lei, ais ct AM
3. Qpril 0ta6mittags auf ber ipani19en
8otl0aft eri6ien unb it6 freilpillig ais
0efan9ener ftelte. St tpuroe nod an
oen1ielben Nbeno inter ifderer 8cgletz
tung nit Dem S9ne1lsug na6 Otaorio
abgefit6rt. Galpo %beDaupfet, 6aB ote
gauge S6ulb an ben 0efecten, beren 8e7
trag i~tbrigens mod nt6t feitgeiteQt lit,
auf Wtarqnea faue; BON bieiem tpeiB man
nut, Dab er it6 Dpr etnt9en Wo6en nab
Wfonoco begeben Bate.
Dem @eianbten Olp3aga, Sem bieIe
Qn9elegetbeit begreiflidertpeiie biel Ser
ornB madt, tptoerfubr am 2. 0prtl fod
elm drbereS OeiBgeld)id. 8eim 8iQarbz
iptel fltbr ibn1 einer ieiner Ntta9eS bur6
llnporitdtt9feit nit benz Quere ms 2l1ge
unb bradte tbnt cine 10 ~empfinoliGe Ser
lebun9 BET, baB ietne 8ange ieitbem
furdJtbar aufgei6Dolen lit u1tb bic
Ner5te iogar fiir bas Qluge felbff fiir9ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29
Ser @raro pom SoaGtmstba4.
s a6t, 8 QpriG.

SDbGnngeorgenfabt, 3 2tpriG.
Mbermals lit etne GeGtrgsita6t, Die nit
t6ren frteoli6en 6pf36iitten Sa6r6un>
0erte lang pomTeuer beri6ont ge6lieben,
bteIent rGIenOen Gle1nent perfaQen. Gs
tit Die bDDr1tl6e Sergitaot S~oa6tmSt6al.
Nm iii0peitlt6en SllBe beS &etlberges IN
elmer engen SbaIi6lu6t gelegen uto bon
ettem flaren @ebtrgSba6e DurDrau10t,
tpur0e 6ieielbe in Ser 6auptia0e orr6
3tpei BON Sii0 mad gtorb sientli0 parallel
an BEN itetlen 8ergabbdnget %btnlaltfenoe
6dlierretben gebtloet. 9aS an1alten0e
@aiIer, ti9ttge Teuertpebr nn6 ~por3itg>
lt6e 90i6gerGtbI6aften lieBen Ser Spffz
1utn9 0tarm, teoe ~umfdngltdDe Serersge@
ta1r betpdlttgen 81 fonnen. 9ie traurt9e
Wtrflt9fett Bat oiefe 9offnung ais nt6z
ttg ertpteieu.
9tm 81. MGr3, 8ormtttags l03 1tbr,
looerte aus elmer I'M nntern Sta0ttbetle
gelegenen S6nte6e bte Slamme bod auf
u16 grtff, bon etnem f6arfen Siomtnoe
6efti9 angefa6t, troB oller 6iilfe 10 i6ne4
um it6, baB fir BEN gr0BteH She'll Der
Stabt oaS MeuBerite 81 befir6ten mar.
Starfes Slu9feuer Derbrettete ft0 uab
alien Setter. 8alb brannte es in betoen
6Guierret6en an perl6teoenen SteIen.
Ser geipalttge Seueritrom pGl3te it9
raid u1O unaufbaltialn Dem Wfnrfte uno
obern Staott6etle su. t6ilfe mar nt6t
mebr mO9lt6. S6nele Stu6t nun retz
tete oas 2ebe1t. Ste Derrli6e Gtr0e,
Elm 8unfttperf Der eriten proteitentti6en
3ett, ba5 8ergoberamt, Die 8farret, bic
Eeal> ul1b 8olfSi 9ule tie ale Derftelen
Ser gtertgen 6lamme. gtur tpentge arm>
ieltge 8ergmannsbitten auBerbatb Des
Teuerbeer6es un6 etntge D0atg maiitpe
66uier itno nit GROCER NnItrengung err
balten poroen. 8tele Stnnben lag Die
bt6te &au6molfe metlentpeit geitreGt altf
Dem &aume bes Gr3gebtrgeS nnb lteB
tpettbtn erratben, baB Elm furdtbareS I'M
9lttf ~trgenotpo etnge3ogen. llno m Der
S9at lit in bem 10 frennoli6en S0aGimS>
thai baS 1nglii6 un0 @lenb tur6tbar.
8on ben $50 8obnun8en fi1o $50 ab9e7
branlt n1o 9e9en 5000 Wfen16en oboa6>
los. 2ei6er itno ar6 Spei dltere Sranen
uno Spei Sin0er in BEN Slan1men un1ge@
fomrnen. 9erni9tet 1tno Ste berrlt0en
Gtr6engemdGoe Don 2ucas Grana9 lt1o
9tlbreGt 0Irer; ferner ote prG0ttgen
6ol3l0ntbereten, bic in tDrer Touenoung
al bic &unittperfe zines Gett StoB er1
tnnerten. lleberote5 bate Die STRIDE etz
men bebettenoen Gtei0tDum oil foltbaren
GefdBen &C., Die idInmtlt6 gu @runOe GEE
gangen iino. .
Ser @eiammti6o6e bslduft ii6 auf
ntebr ais II Wiiuionen 0uloen uno lit
Dterbon itber Elm 9ritt6eil obne 8erft9erz
ung. 0abet lit bic !6anoi6n6tnoultrte
taft gang un6 bic 8er9inouitrie onr9
tbeilnetie 53eritDrung Der 8erggebdlloe
unb Wai6inen ouf ldngere 3ett nnters
bro6en. Gs berri6t oeBbal6 tn benz
aablrei@ betroffenen GrnlfteH 99eile her
Gep0Iferung groBe Notb.