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National Republican., 1873-12-08
OFYICE, nINTnI1Er

- ofCoiumbia, W Washington. D-crmis ~ i
The Trustees Of rubiie SCHOOLS of the oity Of X-
Igton will meet at tho Franklin schooi- i-Iicdsc on
TUESDAY next, 9Th Instant. at O'Clock u. ln, -
thr purpose 81 org lnlxing the Hoard. IN =
! ALEX. II. SIIEPIrERp.
fe5-at (;oyrruor lta. {,1i
National Republican., 1873-12-08
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
TnICT. OF COLUMBIA, DECEMBER, i57s,
sPEGIAL TERM:

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
L IpyS IIpnyISST 2E f1 fG1oIuMniA, DECEMBER, iaa,
William $, Huntington llsg:. EO. Doc. 0. g
Robert J. Walker ct al. ''' DO''
Henry q. Swain, the trustee In this use, having
reported TO the court that he sold part, OF lots and
10, In square 6l In Washington ely 10 lIalet Kill
bourn, who purchased the same for and on ace nj
of the First National Bank Of the city of WAshing-
ton, at and for the price and sum Of 81 cents per
square foot, the whole Of said purchase money,
amounting TO the sam OF ts a. and that the said
The said Robert !, Walker to the said bank II u by
that the said sale be, and tho same hereby ratified
aud confirmed, unless cnnss To the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 0th day Of ptcemher,
1873 provided copy OF this order be published III
some newspaper ln the city OF Washington once a
week for three weeks before the said 3 day of De-
cember, ls7s. -
by the court, -. -, A, WfLlE.
TIEITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WAsnINoroN, ID, O., December 8, is73,
ON the petition Of Joseph Woodruff, Of Railway,
New Jersey, praying for the eNt Ntanslon of patent
granted TO HIN on the 9Th day Of March, 1890 Tor an
Improvement IN steam aud Fire Regulators;
II Is ordered that the testimony In the case he
closed the 81 day of February neNt that the time
for ning arguments and the Examiners report lie
limited 10 tie 18Th day OF February next; and that
said petition be heard on the 18th day OF February
Any person may oppose this eNtcnslon,
M. ID, LEuGETT,
des-Nsw Commissioner.
National Republican., 1873-12-08
THE NATIONAL.

The engagement Of the petite and captivating
Maggie Mitchell is proving remarkably success
full, and the securing Of so bright and attractive a
star for the opening Of his beautiful theatre wai
a stroke OF policy that did crodit to Mr. SayIlle's
managerial ability. The little lady has boen 50
long before the public, and has been so fully writ
ten about In her personation Of tho characters
with which she Is Identified that nothing that Is
new remains to be said
PROF. MACALLISTER.
This distinguished magician, who has gyon ox.
hblti1ns Of his wonderful powers in the principal
National Republican., 1873-12-08

SD following limits; between II street north
and Boundary, aud seventh street west and North
Capitol streets, can have hereafter the NATIONAL
At whose residence orders aud complaints oAA be
left, as well rs at the REruDLIcSN ONCE.
JOHN FALLON,
lYl2-If l9a5 Sixth slrael norIhMesl.
National Republican., 1873-12-08
,4y.NoTIcE TO TAx.PATe !
s,,SEeTO THE LADIES.

MME. I, +, JEANNERET having returned froi
Paris, With the latest styles OF Dinner, Hall an
Wedding DRESSES, and Hats OF chnicp.t styles, 90
be found at No. 40 Eleventh street, one door frOi
P'hnsriyania avenue. Dresses constantly on hand
H,y-lIur
National Republican., 1873-12-08

leader, furnishes music for balls, private
rails, Orders car be len At W. q. MetArrotts and
the Ellis music store, and at my residence. T2l Sew
Sluarr Of the hunsc. oct2I-Jm
National Republican., 1873-12-08

80 sons residing In South Washington eau have
the REPublIcAN left al their residences promptly
every morning by leaving their names aud address
at the Cigar store of Z. J. Burtt, No. 30 seventh
street, between virginia aNhnue and ID street south
west sepe0-tf
National Republican., 1873-12-08

toI can NAE the RrprseRS IN, a al ?, ,eir s Gsni
denees promptly every morning BY leaving ,theiI
LaEcnt), No. as Kat Capitol street, or at Daniel
Kellys Cigar Store, Eighth street, between Virginia
avenue ana u street. scpab-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-26

soon haze ~ wallH up The fouudn'
ton " now heing laid, The building
h 10 llnvo n beautiful white stone front
for the first story, and the window
stills and oopngs Of the upper story
will also be Of cut stone, II viii plHo
haycJ. q. Burt d. co.'s Concrete roof,
said 10 be the best roliong now used,
The Same kind Of roof " 10 he put upon
the large now warehouse Of H. i, llIro
n Co., near the passenger depot Of the
Texas and Pncllic Railroad, Persons
about bulldlng aud wanting durable
aud really fire proof roof should en-
anime l,url & Co.'s work.
WE beg 10 call the attention Of our
readers TO the well displayed advertise
mont Of Mcssrs. j. q. Brown d CO.,
that appears In our paper this morn
Ing. These gentlemen have been nt-
tractod TO our city by the bright pros
poets that surround It's future, aud
have como among ~ 10 build up II
name and fortune for themselves, such
M they may crcdiIably transmit TO
those who may come after them, MI
Brown IL a Vlrginlnn by birth, II thor
ough gentleman and educated In the
business he has adopted; for yenrs he
has been connected with the first
houses of the country, and now ldenli-
llcs himself with our city and iis utter
csts, and we take pleasure In commend
ing him to our pcoplc as being in every
respect worthy orthclr patronage and
support. II Is only by fair dealing he
expects to succeed, and only such deal
ines are worthy Of success.
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phlsp WGyleln, wholesale ana retail deal
or In Pianos and Organs, ONCE and sales
rooms Nos. 5000 liaronOa street, Sew Or
leans. Qualities better, prices io~er and
terms moro favorable thnn al any edndiah'
ment South. Large sales FULLY attest Ties,
statements. Pianos sold on payments OF
sl2 80 and SO per month II preferred. Philip
Wcrlcin's Is the Oldest music house, and also
The largest piano and organ house In New
Orleans, Onc-iourtl million copies sheet
music OF oil kinds. Send for price list and
ferns. l2Gdtf
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On Tuesday, the 3Oth inst, the Fair com
mences at the Fair Grounds, near this city
Ample arrangements have been mndc foi
the finest exhibition of the kind ever seen
in rcxns. We would say that the health OF
Dallas Is us good as ever before, and we hope
that no unfounded runors will keep oui
people away, II is mntterof interest to the
whole county that this institution should
be well patronizcd. u. q. RQWER,
lgldtd Secretary.
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Johns pre1sy vile A short story

At the early dawn Of the lqte rebellion
John wonla 70. he could hot be indgee4 70
though young, wins n feeble healih, B6ie,
einneiated aud .haggarl a porting kfS,
few tear, and John bid ndieu. puring fjc
first twelve months Of the var news came
that Johns wife had passed away. Pie war
closed, and John, with honors, sears ami
tears, returned to his once happy home. 80
| no more" said he. ahut viii stroll the walk,
/ where once we were so happy. lie knocked
at the door, was invited into the parior; I
nns, healthy ty, !csy =, LADY IN, made her appear
fsll into his arms. That lady was John
yondssfI chan ys In ycsw ssDs. pSolnsoois'
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81. Mntthow'n Church.

The church building not being IN II c0ndl
ton to be used On next Sunday, give notice
that, through the kindness of Professor
Scales will use the Dallas Female Collcg,
for Sunday School and the forenoon service
The bell NJ the church viii give notice, ~
usual. y. d. DAVENPORT,
l0jdu Rector.
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ION WORK.

we have the facilities aud The work
men ~ do ns good work, ""' W "
lev rates., ~ can be done any "h'r''
and We mean 10 do H. nrins so"'
Pine Job worH 10 TnE DAILY nh"'
AIN ,OPPICE, Garner Elm nnd h""s'
Z y t...i hfreoisl man
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Tho store house now occupied by the UNDER
signed. Also, the front office up stairs in the
susie building, formerly occupied by Field ~
NDwlaD.
l7sdil PRATHER & MURPHY.
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For Rent.

The second story 81 Clark Il Bryan's new
building, corner Main a:M Lamar streets
Apply 10. Clark & Bryan, west sitlc Public
Square. io'utl
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Main street, has just received large invoice
of Cooking and Heating Stoves, of various
patterns, brands and Sizes Give us u call.
lp9lltt
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Wall.er.. Touio n:ttcrs.

Best tonic known for chills. fafess. eonsti.
patton aud indigestion. For sale IN Dallas
by j. j. FENDLEY,
lS5d3m Office Saloon.
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billiard Tables

Agency for the sale of Il. Brunswick & Goa
billiard tables, improved cushions.
W.K. ORRlCK, Agent,
i55Jim Jefferson ST.. two doors from Main
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IOOOOO Feat NJ I.umber

Ninety miles east of Dallas, 7. q p. II. II
81 bar ". Apply to W. II. AULT,
lss,iu Real Estate Agent, Dallas.
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Esuccial Notice,

Tirss hundred cords wood wanted, Ash
preferred. Apply to C.J. Dent & Co., Office
City RAILROAD. l55dtf
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New Auction Firm
HILL, SHIELDS n GO
uctiOneerS.

~ UcllOllttlS,
Rcnl Estate and Rental Agents, Jefferson
street, between Main and Elm, Dallas Texas.
Wa me GoW open and ready TO receive and
sell all Kinds pf goods, wares and morcllnn-
disc rent and ,ell lAnd, oyHmlnr titles, pay
taxes, uud make cpsil advances on GonslEn.
mrmts that may be entrusted 10 Ms. VII!
make quick sales and prompt returns.
We respectively refer 10 TrcaeNnnt n Co.,
james Elder, President DcSOto Bank, and
" cbbcr n Williams, Memphis, Tennessee,
lcntman, shields ~ Co.. John kirllnnl, and
Morgan, Thomas Co., Nashville, Tenn.
lSSd3m
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For Sulo.

Two good residences In this city. lmme.
dIotc possession given.
IJD.Jtf STEAGALL GO.
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Connections

At Hearne, with International Railroad
daily Sundays cXcepted).
At Dallas and sherman, with Texas and
Pacific Railway and FL Paso Stages for all
points of note in Northern Texas.
"ItWpcoi with daily stages TO all points
WoS,.
At Moxja, With lipc Of hacks for Fairfield
md Butler; on sunJaySaiid' Wednesdays
At Ledbctter, with Daily stage for Ia
Grange.
At McDadc, with daily Stage for BastrDp,
AT Austin, with dailyStage for san Marcos
New Braunlrs, San Antonio and FL Paso.
Through Tickets sold Mt Houston, Austin,
Hampstead, Bryan, Calvert, Waco, Corsicana,
Dallas and sherman, via Red River City and
Atiagtic and Pacific Oceans, within the linn
its 81 tie Ugl,ed States and Canada. Also,
via stage lintsto apu Antonio, Weatherford,
Fort Worth, B6nh9in; Parry AID GAINESVILLE.
For Through Rntesapmy 10 Station Agents,
or J. DURANp, General Superiitenuplit.f
j. WALDO, q. t. & 7. A. ~ lS0dl3w
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NOTICE.
MIR, ". ", spprIsc.

..,,.,.,uni Mr., w. sprr't''
~, Or tApycpery. NJ onGanlhorlsPd agent 'of
-, lIaleIiy,toYAon parties desiring ""oVo''
.tIse IN ,pr subscribe for nE lIEnAlp are re-
+" specifically referred. ob MAIN.
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on AND AFTER
Sunday, August 3, 1878,

NHHVTIEV1 IT'RTT1N VIII IUII no IITTVWS'
EXpRESS--Inavcs Houston daily Saturday
cXcepted), III . p. NJ.
Arriving ut Austin, 700 n. M; Waco, $50 II.
M; Rcd River City, 1875 u. M; st. Louis, 600
p. III; Chicago, 1870 II. M; Louisville, 7:2O u.
~; indianapolis, $50 n. M; Columbus, o.,
l9ilOp. MI plltsbug, S:lj y. M; Philadelphia,
$50 n. M; Washington City, 7;25 II, m; Baltit
more, $40 n. m; New York lO.20p. nj.
Returning, leaves Red River City, 4.l0 p. NJ.
Waco, l;@ p. M; Austin, l;30 u. M; arriving
in Houston, l2:JO and Galveston, 800 p. NJ.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Houston daily
Sunday excepted) Mt 0 A. NJ
Arriving at Austin, $3.50 p. H.; Red River
City, 0:05 u. IN.
Returning, leaves Red River City nj $3.50 p.
m. Saturday excepted; Austin, $3.50 II. M;
arriving in Houston, 6A5 y. M, and Calves
ton, 0:i5 p, III.
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ATTENTION Is called to The notice OF
Mayor Long, inviting bids for public
cisterns., ,r..., ,y.tfs
Z prhg survey OF the Fort Worth and
Denvcrlpnd ~ being proceeded with
actively.
MEssRs. CLARK Il BRYAN will soon
occupy tlieir new building on Elm
Street.
l'nE chicken cholera Is making sad
havoc amongthe poultry both in town
and country. 4r
WI are indebtedto Mr. w. Russell,
Of the Texas and Pacific Railroad, for
Marshall extras every night.
,sTnE courthouse will soon be finished
and will ile theIlinest cdiiice Of It's kind
in Northern Texas.
DAIhAseSpects to have water works
mex. year. We hope tile evil Of flying
dust willthon I'D reincdied..
MEssI,s. FRANKLIN Il PENN have
received II large stock Of books and
/, stationery uat their establishment on
Main street.
MEssRs. J. q. Browne x Co., will
please accept our thanks for couriiejes
extended, and for which they have our
thanks.
TIE FL Paso Stage Company are
doing large business. Their ener-
getic and polite agent, Mr.. J. a. I.iv-
ingston, is always on hand ut his post.
j, 0uRlocal will be athis post to-day.
He has been seeing the sights at the
Kansas City andTopeka (Kansas), and
we presume will have much to say
: about both places on his return.
DALLAS of to-day and Dallas of six
n,0nths hence, il is reasonable to sup
pose will be IN appearance two differ
cnt cities. Large and handsome
'vtiiiices are changing this city wonder
fully.
u EVERY day long trains of wagons
laden with cotton, hay and country
produce come into Dallas. The bust
hess enterprise Of chr city isvery great,
aud we know Of no town of her size
that can vie with her inthat respect.
Ton RANAHAN, who returned night
before last from Kansas City, informs
us that the fairat that place last week
was completes success. II was init
mated that TIT, gross receipts of the
fair was in the neighborhood of $780,
900. Now see what Dallas,can do with
her fdr,next week.
OWING to the recent hank failures in
New York, railroad, work is quite s,As.
pended for the time being. Work on
the railroad bridge across the Trinity.
at this place, has been suspended, as
also has the extension from San Diego
eastwSSl, and many Of the employees
on the Texas and Pacific railroad have
; been sent away on two months lepvc
1tfIss following is the names Of tn,
members oftbe eitylpolice, as recent,
organized:
Thomas Flynn, Marshal; A. w
Nilsson, Deputy Marshal; W. s
Phares, IA. Pharcs, Thomas Mcbride
Ed. Newman, r. Y. Miller, G. w
Christian, Daniel Sullivan, w. A
Baker, Samnd crabbe, policemen.
COMPLAINTS are made by would-b,
sieepers residing In the neigliborhoo,
ofthe courthouse square, of the nuts
ance caused by cows, mules and dog
holding their nightly meetings unde
the trees there. They shy they ar,
lovers offnusic, but not OF that emit
ted from COW and mule bells and bark
ing dogs. Can not something be don,
to check this evil? i..af
= REMEMBER that on Tuesday next
the Both Inst, the Annual Fair of tn,
North Texas Agricultural, Mechani
cal aud Blood Stock Association will
commence at the Fair Grounds, nea
this city, and WIN continue tiye days
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Fairl Fair! Fair!

900 sacks salt for sale by
l72diw BLOCK, JET Il co.
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ST.LOUlS sSOUTHEASlERN RAILWAY

NASHVILLE Shortest Line"
And direct ropto 10 Belleyile, Cepirala,
Cairo, shawneotown, Evansville, Memphis,
Vicksburg Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
Galveston, Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta,
Macon, Charleston, Savannah, Knoxville,
Bristol, Lynchburg, Richmond Norfolk aud
All Points South and Southeast.
Good Reasons why this IN the Preferred
Route.
II Is the only line running Pullman Palace
Drawing-room Sleeping Cars through from
y, Louis to Nashville without change.
~'trtstLe cnv line under one management
between tilesp eiiicg,
Ii is the only llIe'hy shicA passengers can
save nom " To 2;p miles travel ,tp,t frpIp SIX
10 twenty -four hours time.
IT IL S2 IS CHEAPER from st. Louis to
Nashville than the circultous route via Lou
isville.
OUR MOTTO.
QUICK TINE GOOD CARE AND CLOSE CONNECTIONS
New. and elegant day coaches equipped
with the WESTINGHOUSE Air Brake and the
Miller Coupler and Platform are run in all
trains.
FbTpngh Tickets on sale and baggage
CHECKED ~ all the principal Ticket Offices In
the wesr ard ssorth.
Ask for tiesetstia ihe ,.souiiheastorn Rail-
VIZ. pAyENPoRT, EFF. w1NsI.ow,
Gent Ticket Agent, General Manager,
iawlys,'o ", Louis. st. Louis.
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Pullman'S Palace Sleeping Cars

Are attached to Express Trains between
Houston and Austin, and Houston and Cor
sicnnn.
Passengers for Waco must take Express
Train leaving Houston at 900 p. III.
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1873-12-25

@incinuati. SurcrboIb % Stuu<
sen ponirtcn3 S%eIbitmor6c in ser Stabt.
8citern Nbcnb nm 6 llbr idoB iid Ser
Solicitor @ibeD sc. SNnou'er bnrd Sen
&npf, 2 StunOen barauf tur;te iid Elm
unbcfddbigtcr Seutfder, gtnmcrS @nl.
Sud s, in bcn Canal uno e%rtranf. Scute
@benO Inn S llbr fprane ein Sire nobc
benz S;ahtboipitaI ebcnfaaS in Den Gn@
uaI uno tbcilte 6nS S6ifiol be5 0eut'
iAen.
Gin qcwiiier Sat. MoIoneD crbieIt Gin
fold 9efdbrlidcn Sdub in Die Sruf, bnB
Die Ner;te an ieinem @iebtrnffommen
spcifeln. Sberit 8. @. Gsria, Gin Gcs
batteur beS uGin. Commercial" purbc
bieien Ma6mittug nm l llbr pom Sobne
hes SriebensridterS q. g. Sranci5 bon
Gouington in Die rettc Seite aeItohtn.
Sie @unoe ut grob unb gefdbrIi6.
SSrancis murSe ms G~efdng7ib abgefibrt.
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1873-12-25

Sn Stalls County III sic Sdiucire-
GboIcro ouSgcbroNen.
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1873-12-25
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas, Sebastian Steiger and wife
by their certain mnrteaae decd vii
power of sale, dated tie 18th day o.
January 1866, and recorded m tn,
r corders office Of Gascnnad~ county,
and State OF Missouri. nBook L. pa.t
d. did convey 10 Peter Gutj-h r
the following described real estate
situated in the C,nniy Of Gasconade
and slate OF. Missouri, and descrIb bed IN
said NOR gage deed as follows io,wit p:
The lie Or of The ut or of Section s
and the NV or of The NV or ofScc.ior
nine [9). Township forty five $50,
Range five 80 we t, VIII Oh convey.
ancc was made for 'hc purpose D: S g.
'uling tn Payment # IA Cerla,h l.o,4
of Fivchundred 900 dollars.
described III sail mortgage deed and
executed by SAIL Sebastian Stciger; am
whereas the s2Ii EMe remains due
AM unpaid, now there ore l. Peter
;iutJahr. as mortgage in ace 'riuncr
with The provision, OF said mortgage.
eed, WILL eff + for sale 10 The highest
bidder. for cash IN henl, at the crurt.
house door in the town of Her mann
county aud $ a;e rs aforesaid on
saturday. the ooh day of ID, cernbcl
A. d 1878.
between the hours Of nine o clock II
h. forenoon and fiYo O'Clock ia sAe
afternoon Of thar day. iIe prop f-a
D. rcinbef re deScribrd, ~ ~ aaH-a
thereof as will satisfy th- 10 here
nttf re mentioned. aid 1he NJ
ees' du~ thereon. tog Their ~ih "a
costs and EXPENSES Il exccu-L-g III
trust.
Scpleml or II. 1873
PETER Gu TJABRN!oriea gcs.
r. i j. G~o1TscHALK Aito:nrys
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1873-12-25
Sdrgc ! 2umDrr !
Casper Scbubcrt,

8dnfte Strabe, Sw. Mtartt unO Mfo;urt,
;riat rsm ~seebrtrn Wutlttum prn Start unb Gam
bjsrmit e~r9etcnit an, rag er nets N Tte l aac,
Nrt Ycrritbia Rat. Iesaleidcn 9 Gr9e rrr
alien @rEseu prn 6pl; unc WstaQ unb in jetem
St9l. NIcs 9utu uo biai9.
Mud bnts Id tets eutes trpdeu.s Ru f.
Sol unp nnrerss y an mater 1, tas id
III ben nictri95ien Ct. ypuis preiirn, ousI6lies-
lid her 6rdbt, rcrfluTe.
AuG Fin i6 A9snt fir bic g t. 2ru il
Strnemare s = III AN . uuh ~perfaufe eeltn
5abrttatr (Gjloirte ireeue gaitn IL. 8IumentGple
RON 3crre Gotta 2c.I eiulRliselib Der 5ra6t, AZ
CT. Hcui5 preiieu. 90 s Sbubert.
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1873-12-25

nabaerieisu, RAP IS fher HHe rirf'am tKittR a
ftiuer @srpalt bat. 9as 3susuib tCr bfsn Sasn ss
Spltsua6en feui he Ibafase fen, fob has eiT'4ts|
SruItmttteI he qndlcnefsu Ssiess III SafH o.
Der eunsen teifen pirh. une behsS, as itsus Gin a.
here's SeilrHittsl. Die seiabrIi&Nsa asaatssissn "a
GtsmuusspraaRc rciG en- fcincr Hatti sas 20 ts kte
rru S.funs FER SebDiHcfndbt hurR hee srpiI 'ap"
Hciu betannt, pcI@e 10 merfIplTeiS ussrs ~ M
idum tarau slauben rphree, rsnH teklsn r4f te
che 3rpcifel terpiefeu warm. ais eiu Athnrad tfs
ss ietnen Slped, unb las Bntfilum Fam IA hrafH No
IaisH, faS rs srufdnhisen S8ue sepdsh DaHa
faB e5 tcn Suffen. rem seprbnIi6en Srhx1 ETns
Gcrer Sranfbeiten hcilt, rettet s5 unjdblg tn ~
cine Rcnse ron 9sircn, bic Ri4t a~b;ni6snA&
frrtert bic 9raiuns fcrass uns ~hbericuJi mtE~
tisfen. Sses Salnilie jp1ts Is ais elm S6EsRttAFS
fen frubSeitiacn une unbeohtetsn Nnfaa srT rn'F'
trant6eit rrrratbia baiten, ia eieielhen affashp W
seteilt, f1ssscn eur6 9crnadlaitszus Enb,tIsoi, pa
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