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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17
Texas Grand Prize
Concert.

Postponed to Oct. 22. 1874.
The Hon. JAS, T. ID. Wilson, Mayor
af Houston, and the City Council, en-.
dorses tile enterprise as follows
Houston, Texas, April 20, 1874.
We the undersigned, regard the Real
Estate Distribution. which j II. Fos-
ter proposes To make on the I'D Of
October next, ill this city, as calcula-
ted to promote improvements, and pla-
cling within the reach Of many, who
otherwise would be unable, 4 chance to
secure u home for them md their fami-
lies, and having from our long aequain-
tanca with him, every confidencei in his
integrity, we feel justified In saying
chat We believe he viii carry out his
Distribution honestly and fairly, ne
cording To his advelt ised plan.
Signed by the Mayor, the Hon, jas,
Z. ID. Wilson. and Cfty Council.
Capital Prize, IS, 600 Gold ten Res
licences ii, Houston Population
10, O0O. and the Railroad centre Of the
States $50 tracts 0f land in different
portions 81 the State. Value OF Prizes,
S14G, 600, 70, 600 tickets at 81 each.
The management are so welIconvinced
81 the success Of the Enterprise, that
they feel justified in promising to ''re-
fund every cent OF money II the
drawing does not take place on ed 81
October. Every prize paid IN tnll,
whether an the tickets are sold or not
Address J. %. FOSTER, Manager,
q. w. HOUSE, Treasurer
Houston Texas.
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The Opelousas journal errs IN
saying We said the democrats Of
Lafayette were represented u the
sosoaIled convention which noSnl
mated John /. Gardiner for the
Senate. We never said 50. We
did say Lafayette had two sets Of
delegates to the District Conyen-
ton, and We Will give their names
If the Journal desires It. The La
iayette democratic delegates, ike
the Cameron democratic delega-
sion, took 20 action, because there
Was no democratic delegation
nom ST. Landry nor from Calca-
Sen, Ii was only the White Iiea-
que delegations from st. Landry
ana Lafayette which acted on the
Senatorial question
The Lafayette and Cameron
democratic delegations would
havs voted Tor George Fl. Wells,
Esq II there Ind been q District
Convention and We will prove
tliis too, if desired e prove il. The
friends 81 dr. Robertson and 81
Dr Kirkman defeated The holding
ST the District Convention, hy
preventing St Landry and Calea-
Rlea IRON sending delegates 60 ~
Estimate De Expenditure for
1aTa.
y tue AZ an 0rlin4nee 81 thf
Police Jgiry 81 fhe Parish d Coleasieu,
hoalgianu ni clole september lth 1871
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THE WEEKLY ECHO.
Registered vote f. date One
thousand tvo hundred and thirty.
-. - IlemaeIa.g

A6AG A@StAs8
II. as Kellogg and bis partisans
bossi, Louisiana is recorded AS q
Republican State ii the next cleo
tios. Il wllnob be because a ma
iority If her registered voters are
republicans, bit because there are
too many KELLOGG democrats ID
Toulsiana, Ihae are. unfortu
tunately, hundreas Of men in this
siate vie claim to belong to the
Democratic party, and who seek
and often obtain the endorsement
Of that party, whose best energies
have been and are being openly
given Is The support Of the Kel-
loge usnrpation III the face Of
The fact that the Republican party
u strong and united, and that to
defest It, requires the combined
and harmonious efforts Of all men
Who are opposed to il. these Kel-
lopg democrats are doing every
thing Id their power to prevent a
union Of all political organizations
opposed to the Republican party,
and are boldly claiming and Boast
Jug ot the support 81 ayowed re-
publieans. tit is scarcely necessa-
~ to say that, nearly all these
Kellogg democrats belong to the
grand army Of Office ekeTs. The
lew who do not have contingent
interest in tlle election Of those
WHO do. Fearing the loss Of Re-
TEblican votes, they are careful to
cultivate tic most friendly rela
lions with avowed republicans,
and relying for democratic sup
port On their claims to belong to
the democratic party, they are ali
ways ready to prevent that union
and organization ii tho democrat
ic ranks, which they know to be
essential 70 the defest OF the re.
prbliean party. Such men are
infinitely more dangerous to theil
own party, than if they were nc
knowledged republicans. They
are constantly strengthening ibe
repnblican and weakening ths
democratic party. and are there
fore tile most powerful allies q
the former, II the democratic
party succeeds they win boast Q.
their memberships in IT It II i
defeated they will saw, I'll told yor
60 The Democratic party il
lIouisiana can never hope 70 re-
gain its asceudancT until il makes
these Kellogg democrats step dow'
and out.
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KEEP COOLl
eA1FuELH

Lake CbarIss, August
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Aemate BE ReuNitNres fer
1874
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-10-17

OFFICE or SUPER Isf1R OF
MEGf Tfs ATft1N

September 1874
~ ACCORD ASCE WIN ACT NO.
155 0f fha Ilsgis'alure NJ 1878, ap.
gr,,a1 .Ivl, a8th 1874 tie nSilca Of
~ ggs,.4rt.sa@r IA rarsstfatsnn will ba
ss.sns 81 the gsllo~inr placos for
nsw sna comulets registration q tbs
s.n tsYs rs.ri4h io-wst
40 III Moss Monday and Tuesday
sapsemhar a1 ana g2. two days
sn eaxea wednesday md
srlsnrstlav. az ana 2a two days
Az -, kst,c.evsi. Ylav one dav
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il
AND STORE.
Une mile above Lake Charles On She
Caloasicu River.

NttACH5Aou RIVER.
The undersigned wishes to inform
the travelling public and Stock Drovers
that he has put his Ferry and beef pens
IN good repair, and is ready to accom-
MEDIATE Ill who may wish To cross with
him, with everything that is generally
required by stock men and traveIers.
He has q large safe Flat, suitable for
crossing any kind III stock; also two
chain beoms forswimming. Pasturage
on each side Of the river. free Of charge
Keeps constantly on hand fun sup
My of Groceries, Provisions and For
age. at the very lowest pricest
my9-tf H. ID. NIX.
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sUccEssToE NoTTC-T-.
STATE or OUIsTANAs
PAHtsn or cAIcAMEU
Vacant Estate ~ Iaaao C Drake

PARIS I'll COURT.
LFRED MOSS. HAVING AP-
"a piled 1v bis petition 70 be sppoini-
ed Curator 81 the vacant succs ion d
Isaac G. Dfake. deceased, therefore no
tice IS hereby given q all psragha in-
terested to file their opposition. in nv
1fice, At the courthouse. III the town
Of Lake Charles, and show cause, Is
any they have. within ten DAYS from
the FIRST publication hereof why sid
appointment should not Sc made.
Given under my hand and official
signature. on this che 23rd dnv az Sep
tambar. A. b. 1874 Asa BY AN,
Clerk az said Court
Lake Charles, Sept. %, l67A-2s
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snpmit Tor publication the following
estimate of the expenditure az said
eassah for the year 1874, including tie
cid debt. to w.t.
snmmoning grand aud petit
JUGS Tor Apriland September
terms District Court. 1874 S 400 90
Pay Of ilif0rs at April and Sep
TENDER terms l.25o 90
Costs IN criminal prosecutions
~ District. Parish and JUS
tees courts 500 90
Sheriff per diem in District
and Parish coInts $50 90
Pay of Sheriff. Clerk and Re
cOrder for drawing jury for
April and September 40 70
Salary Of Clerk 81 court ii
criminal prosecutions 100 00
Z. ID. Chretien, District Attor-
ney pro tenn 100 O0
Louis Leveque, fees and Dis
tEict Attorney pro tenn 265 90
Feeding prisoners in jail 400 00
Conveying convicts to the
penitentiarv SIS 90
Parish Ireasnrer's salary 200 90
Pay Of Police Jury $40 OF
Salary Of Clerk Of Police Jury,
Including estimate 135 90
Publishing two jury lists and
notice of court, etc GO 90
Printing parish road law 40 OO
Publishing proceedings Police
Jury, including estimate 100 90
CT W. Hudspeth, conviction
fees 1876 90
Pay Of Parish Assessor and
two rolls 200 90
fee 'i and Pi Police ii Jur w 30 %
Printing ons thousand Police
tax receipts, Currency 10 90
Support Of paupers 800 10
Inquests and contingencies I25 O0
Books for Clerk S and Record
er's Offices 10 90
Repairing jail (paid) 50 90
Probab q cost Of registration 1000 90
Election returning officers and
commissioners $50 90
Guarding jail 45O 90
! Probable amount OF old debt $500 90
Total b, 500 ID
/ From which deduct probable
amount of taxes of 1873 col
lected, less ten per cent. $500 90
Also probable amount back
taxes collected, less ten per
cent commission 900 90
Also probable 3tmpnnt licenses
for 1874 collected less ten
per cent commission 500 Ol
4 Also amount Of forfeited bOnd
collected, less commission IA 0C
81, 344 ii
Probable amount due by the
Parish at the end of STA, ex
elusive Of the balance due on
the Courthouse S., 400 o.
Amount due on Courthouse $7ll Al
Repairs made and to be made
on the jail.
Respectfully submitted.
=. n. MOSS, Clerk Police jury
Lake Charles, Sept. %, 1874.
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TseIline Hundreds Per WeeT.
81 ACH PLCKAGE g1NTI rs 80

Eclipse Stationery tect0grl
IL ACH PACKAGE CONTAINS TEX
IL sheets writing papef ten enve-
iopes. one lead pencil, one penholder,
two pens aud gift Of Ladies' or Gents
JewelrF.
Remember, al Che ah0ae articles IT'D
IN elegant package sent. -aaid. fot
only twenty-five cents. Ibia IS sFgre-
rior Ia 40 other articles q tha kind
The prize Of Jewelry IS often worth
more than The price 81 the whole pack
agc. Don't Eet this pass rou. tly ems
package and Won VIII never hNy Sia.
tinnery any other wav. we aFe haune
to sell TEN thousand packages haiofs
1915. Send fora sample PACKAGE IL
viii be the most goods you ever bgasht
for The money.
Address III M BunRoar
200 Main Street Bristol Tenn.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-09-12
THE 18th SESSION WILL BEGIN OCT. 5th
NEXT, AND END JUNE 3Oth 1875.

BATON ROUGE, July 1874.
THE INSTITUTION OFFERS SUPERB
i or facilities for instruction; its loca-
ton Is healthy and accessi le !; and tho
society and religious influences Of Baton
Rouge are good ..e.-..,
For two years paat, the UNIVERSITY,
altho State School, has had no State pa
tronage, aud very little private support,
still it survives and with the dawn Of
the brighter and better day-now, no
doubt, near ut hamd-for the State and
people, onr SchoOl must reap tho reward
Of its patient endurance, under long suffer-
ing and neglect; it will lie duly spprecia-
ted. we hope, By the people. and become
what it was designed 10 he, an institution
Of learning, worthy Of q great State, and
|of free and prosperous people.
COMMERCE and enlightenment 60
hand in hand together. The Geographic
cal and Commercial positions Of La, will
in spite Of all present drawbacks, soon
force greatness upon her.
NEW ORLEANS will become popnlons
and rich beyond the expectation If tho
most sangmine now; and here almost in
its suburbs. on the first bluff from the sen =,
yet "n the bank Of the great River, will
he, in time, the chief School Of the
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
and we must patiently abide on limo
learn to labor and to wait.
THE CITIZENS Of Louisiana and If tho
adjoining States. ore respectfully TeqMrst-
al to consider the advantages, which tho
UNIVERSITY affords for the education
Of their sons. and to accord it that sup
port, of which they may deem it worthy.
For a Catalogue, or particulars address
u. +. BOYD. SuprIt.
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100000, 100000,
Wanted! Wanted!
II. &. BARRON, & Bro.

4 RE PREPARED to saw fine lumber
IA for the above amount Of money, ut
their mill on the Holloway's Prairie
Road, seven miles from Pineville.
CASH orders will be promptly filed
and delivered at the following rates:
In Pineville at $500 per nj. feet.
In Alexandria, at $!7.0O per N. feet.
Good lumber, and entire satisfaction
given. f"' z'so fsf
a. All orders for Lumber left "a
with our Agents, FERGUSON
& SCHNALK, will meet with
prompt attention.
June Goth, 6-m.
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DANIEL PRATT'S
improved Cotton Gin.
Price Reduced to 81 per Saw.
OUR CLUB RATES f!

OUR CLUB RATES!
WE HAVE MADE ARRANG
w ,ments that enable us to offer the
following club rates to those who will
send US the amounts below in cash.
To every person who will send us
81 90 in cash, we will send the eau
casian and the St. Louis MidlaEd Far
mer ono year. The Farmer is a large
eight page, forty column monthly, pub
lisI,ed hy George w. Mathews T. Co.,
2l2 N. Sixth street, st. Louis, Mo-, at
50 cents per year.
The Caucasian and the Louisville
Conrier-Jo"rnal, one year for - 90.
The Cancasian and Our Home jour-
nal and Rural Southland one year for
81 50.
The Caucasian and the New York
Weekly Sun, one year for 81 90.
For those rho haze already pail their
subscriptions to the CAUCASIAN, and
,chO may desire to hare either or all of
the above Journals, ace riV secure them
at the following cash rates, riS:
T.onisville Couricr-J Journal one year
for 81 q.
Our Home journal and Rural South
land one year for e 90.
New York Weekly Sun one year for
81 90.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-09-12

MISCELLANEOUS.
.Baer E Mann.
A. HEYMAN, Agent.
FORMERLY OF
A. Heyman, & Co.,
Il Ely M A MS Old Stand,
Front Street,
ALEXANDRA, LOUISIANA
-O
HAVE JUST OPENED WITH
III q new and complete stock Of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
AND
CROCKERY
WARE.
We are constantly receiving NEW
GOODS Of oil kinds, and in very
short time, will have q full, CON-
plete and varied stock, which we
will sell
CHEAP tor CASH.
BAER & MANN.
ECLIPSE STABIE ::
!NELS. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
! Corner I'd & DeSOTO Sts..
ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA.
Carriages, Buggies and Horses
to Let,
HORSES KEPT BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
The Stable is the largest and most COM
Portable in the State.
Particular attention paid to Horses left on
keep, or for SALE.
-(5]-
TO DRovERs!
Splendid Mule Pens-Will
rent Stalls by day or
week for Horses.
H0rses, Carriages. Bugsies and
Harness,
Always on hand and for SALE.
July 25tl,, 1874.
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BOARDING..

White Sulphur Springs +!
CATAHOULA PARISH,
LOUISI A N A.
THIS DELIGHTFUL PLACE OF
i Summer resort, beautifully situa-
ted in the Pinewootls, three miles from
Lacroix's Ferry on LITTLE RIVER,
easy of access from Alexandria or Har-
risonbnre, is now open for the enter
tainment Of guests.
THE water ia of the strongest char
acter of WHITE SULPHUR, is noted
for it's Medicinal properties; is Ger
tain cure for Chills and Fever, sure
remedy for Chronic DiOrhea and all
bowel complaints; and is q most ex-
cellent tonic for the improvement of
the general health.
TROUT CREEK, bat a half mile
from the Springs, affords the finest
fishing in the state. Trout, White
Perch, aud all other Creek fish abound.
A large and comfortable HOTEL,
under the management Of q practicing
Physician, a graduate Of the Universe
ty Of Pennsylvania, and with long ex-
perience,
DR.. p. f.. III. LOVELACE,
ably assisted by his accomplished fam
| lily, together with a most excellently
kept table, makes the
White Sulphur Springs,
one Of the most agreeable and pleas
ant places to be found anywhere, for
summer recreation and recuperation.
TERMS:
Board and Lodging per day.. 81 50
- " week ........ 8 90
+" g. month. ....... Is 90
For any further information address
or apply in person at this Office
or direct to
DIR. P. E. H. LOVELACE,
Proprietor.
White Sulphur Springs, p. 0. Catahoula
Parish, Louisiana.
June 9th, If.
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9 It ia ae IT.

Na1oem mir in unieren lebten 3eit=
fra9en borsetbon baben bab es eine.
tpirtli9e Sborbeit lit tpenn Elm Men19
1i9 ni9t nm Die &eligion betilmmert u.
relisionslos babin lebt, pie 10 Niele in
unleren So9en tbun, moQen mir beute
betro9ten, >pppon oenn ei9entli6 bic &e=
ligion banoelt uno mie ii6 ibr Snbalt
seseu onbere Oin9e ausuimmt. NQe
9inge, auBer oenen, >popon Die Neli9ion
reoet, fno pirtli@ armleli9, sebre6=
li6 'un6 binfdQi9. 3obQoie Menl@en
l9aben ben Be1ib, ben &ei6tbum ii6er
MQes. Sbr 9on5es 2e6en uno @treben
lit barauf 9eri6tet, Ii9 &ei@tbum gu er=
tuerben poer ben borbanoenen gu oer-
mebren. ~9(6er mas iit ber @ei@tbum,
,penn Der 8eiiber beiielben i'm @arge
|lie9t? @ino Damn ni6t Der MiQiondr uno
oer 8ettler in 8e5ug ouf &ei9tbum gang
olei6? Wenn ou6 oer 2eib oes reiden
Mannes in einen toit6aren @arg 9ele9t
miro, penn au6 Elm pradtpoues Monu=
ment feline &ubeitdtte besei6net, 10 liebt
ct oo6 ielbit BON alien bieien 9insen
eben@o ueni9 als Der Bettler bon ieinem
orml leli9en @ra6e. 9a ,pobnt in Nep
Nort Die Tamilie Mfor. 9iele armen
Sente be;eblen III ieoem Sabre on Soren
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meroh. SAdmen iollten iid ale
bic nadl1iii9en Meni6en, Die uns~ jabrelang
oas @elo Der @aiien fit unier 8latt f@ulois
biciben, tpenn iie fol9enoeS S1reiben eines
Nbonnenten leien, bet nod big gum Se5en'ber
bicies Sabres boraus be;dblt bate: ,..:
vOa i'd nidt genau peis, mann 1nein Sabr
su @noc lit, 70 mill id) mir ben @eburtstos
Wlaril als Sd)iikerin BET Baiien tuablcn, tuo
i@ INNER als slbonncnt meine @fidt tbun
uiH 80. Denn aud i6 mar in ben erten
e5abren ,nciMcS 2ebens e,n armes g1al1enttno
uno Elm gutter @aiienfreuno nabm ii9 meiner
an uno CAB nit cine CUTE gr5ieDung filr 3e1b
uno Seele, unb leiu gutes Bert lit ntdt gu
Sd)annen octpprben. (Sn aem 8riefe iparen
$2.5O.) .sBcun meiue Gamilienberbdltnille es
erlaubten, 70 piiroe i'd nod etn @ei9ent bei'
acleat bobcr. - Ma9t's nad! =
mernb. - Sir tpuroen IN Der bort
gen Mode bier baran erinnert boB tp,r IN
Imerifa iiub. Scr 9luoitor bon Weigs @ount1
&oniom @riffu lit bur19ebrannt, nadoem
uer1@iebene G1li1un9en uno 8etrigercien oel>
ielben entoedt morben ,paren. @ie bod Die
betriiserii1 erlangte @elbiumme iid belanft, 1T
nod ni9t betannt, bod linb auf feine Serbaf>
tuns unb sluslieferung $500 8elobnuns aus
seiebt.
g merob b.-@ie mir b0ren 1T IN Der
lekten Bodbe oer 1,le7 SUP lanae Sunnel Der
sltlantic unb Qafe @rie @iienbaDn in bieltser
@taot bur@bobrt worben uno bic srbeiter bon
beioei, @etten iinb 5ui iammen 9ctroffen. Mir
beoriiben bic les @rei9nib ba nun bas 9robte
Sinoernib, bas unierer @iienba6n I'M @ese
ftanb, beiudltigt 1T.
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eW- an ieoe Yerfou bic fir oieles 8latt
Der armen 8aiientinocr l neue u DO IL
nenten n ian,melt, tucl1e borausbesablen,
9enben iuir cine bon uniern pramien gratis
a,mb poitfrei.
w~ Bcr ben vSbo 9saiienfreuno" aur
Yrobe fit cine 5eit lang baten hill. Der mogc
uns so GeutS inienoen wofiir mi1 bes Blatt
ibm 4 Monate suienben.
w- NQe abonnenteu, bic nit ber 3ab(uns
nod in @idfanoe iinb, m0gen iid) becilen, oos
i9ulbise @elo ein5uieuoen, ba tpir oieielhen
ionit bon unierer 2iite itreiden unb 5ug(ei9
Serep Mamen I'M 8latte berOffentl,d)en.
eX- Mir berle,,oen bon jckt ab tein 8(att
a,ne feline Hrdmie, obne bab mir 5uerlt ooa @elo
bafir empfangen babeu
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llufere MrG maten.

Muf aI bic pielfa6en Mnfrasen Die
ad9li9 bel uns ein9eben> bemertep mir,
oob mir feline Prdmie perlenoen> bepor
,uir bos @elo oafiir uno fir einen Sabr=
gang bes vObio Wailenfreunoes" er=
bolten 3oben. @er alio eine Yramie
Doben min Der bat $2.10 5u besablen,
uno s,par 1ino $3.50 bobon fir oas
Blatt uno so Gents fir Die Prdmie.
QDer Elm niiblihes uno ld0nes 9aus<
bu6 su baben min l6t, ber oerl6affe Iib
un{ere Brii m e ben 2llbau Stpl5.
Das Bud lit 500 @eiten .Fort nit
. 100 Biioern, 'es. lit gut eingebunoen
ano tcftet i'm Store $1.15. gSir
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lenben es ptoitf rel an aae, bic $50
1 fir bas 8latt besabIen, fiir tsair 60
gents. u y. %ss n saf. fs
8er8 fiA aber4bas perberbIide 9reiben
Der Sreimalirer beIebfen iuil, Der beftetle
iih uniere Brd mi e5: Ser title
3rfeA,~ tuorin Die @ebeimnifie geof=.
fenbart lperoen. 0ag Bud fofet i'm
Store $l.I5. Wir. feneen es p 0 It
frei an aue 5ie=s1.5O fir bas 9latt
be3ablen fiir muir 60 Gents. /. ~. :;
Mer enbli9 ein ldbnes '@eb etb i d
baben mill, Der fanr fein beiIeres finoen.
als hniere g + q Ut Mnelaeiab!"
Das Sud bat5e d. ten @olol6nift, man
fann es bequem in ole Saide iteden, es
bat 100 Seiten ,lno entbdlt ale @ebete
Die bel oen peridieoeniten 0eranlanun=
sen perr9tet tperben. Sm 5tore fottet
6as Bud 81. go @ir ienoen es
poFfrei an Qae, Die $3.50 fir bas
8lott be5oblen, fir: nur so Gents. j..
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9rdmte1t
fir Sic 9Ibpnuemtcm
beS vSbip @nife,,fremmb. "

Seoer Mbonnent, Der BON jebt ob 81 so
diir einen Sabr9on9 oes .8lattes be5oblt,
tann sesen Nod)sablun9 BON so Gents
:1ib zines BON ben brei na6 folgenoen
8i6ern ous,pdblen uno miro ibm ooi=
1elbe poltfrei na9 ir9eno einem Orte Der
Ser. @taaten suselanot weroen:
~ Gpmpaf fir 2ebeu ,snb
Sterbem BON 2l1ban Stpl5.
Mit BilSern. sSn 9olbleineuano
9ebunoen. 2aoenpreis LOO. Oie
Mbpnnenten oes rObio Wail len=
freuno" erbalteu oas 8u6 poltfrei
fir nur 60 Gents.
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