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IN PROBATE Manltowoc County

In the matter of the estate of Daved Cronrn,
deceased.
Letters of Administration in said n,at.ar being
this day granted to Don A. Shove of said county
and no one having required the appointment of
commissioners said estate, il is ordered that all
claims and demands of all persons against said de-
ceased be received, examined and adjusted before
the Judge of this Court.
And it is further ordered that four months from
and after the date hereof be and the same hereby
are allowed and limited to creditors to present
their claims against said deceased
And II is further ordered, that within sixty days
from the date hereof notice of the times and places
at which said claims may be presented and of
the time limited for creditors to present their
claims be given by publishing the same for four
weeks. successfully once in each week: in the
Manitowoc PLoT a weekly newspaper printed at
Manitowoc in said county. '.-
Dated at Manitowoc. the 10th day of Nav A
ID. 1915. Bv the Court
s73-4w. T. G. OIMSTED County Judge
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LEGAL NOTICES.
cTATE OF WISCONSIN-Crc
y Court ManitOM &C County.
Sylvester A. Wood.
Plaintiff.

Sylvester A. Wood.
Plaintiff.
VS..
Adoiph Wallich, Char
lotfe Wailch his Wife,
Daniel BGhmer. Charles
+. Vicbahn and the
Board of Supervisors of
the County Of Mantle
voc,
Defendants
To the above named Defendants
1ou are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint in this action, which will be fl
ed in the office OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court
County of ManiIowoc, AT the city of Nanitowoc in
said ounty. and 10 serve copy of your answer 10
the said complaint on the subscriber at his Office in
the city Of Mauitowoc in said County within twenty
days after the service Of this summons on tou ex-
elusive Of the day of such service: and If you fail
10 answer the said complaint within the time afore-
said the plaintiff IN this action viii apply TO the
Court for relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated st AaDitowoe Wis, May 9Th 1875.
c E ESTABROOK- Plaintiffs Atty.
Mantowoc. Wis.
To the defendants above named:
Take notice thai the Summons and complaint in
this action was fled in the Office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Msnifowoc County at the CITY
of Manitowoc and State OF Wisconsin on the 9th
day of Nay, 1873.
Dated May 9Th, 1875.
c. z. FsTABRcoE p,sintif. Any.
Manitovpc Wis
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duel, will work wondrous res ults, and
at the close of the bombardment, DR.
Curtis felt the iron enter his soul, or
rather the bullet enter his flesh, and he
sank upon the cold. cold ground, faint
ing from loss of blood. But ere he
tainted outright he had the satisfaction
of seeing his opponent blow out his
own brains. DR.. Curtis, however, was
not SO accommodating, and like an illus
trious statesman of ours "still lives"
Thus was man satisfied for the fancied
faithlessness of his wife.
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IT is the duty of ministers to check
as far as hnrtful, any worldly aspirations
and to lead man to see the error of his
ways, repent and live. This the Rev.
Samuel Human, missionary to the
Sioux is trying to do when he informs
the people Of the east that the story of
the Black Hills gold mines are all fabri-
cations. His story bears upon it the
marks of truthfulness, and will be re-
celved by candid men as doubtless the
true condition of things. He states that
he saw no evidence of the existence or
anv mineral wealth nor no traces of gold
or other precious metals. He believes
that those who reported the discoveries
took nuggets of gold with them, in order
to manufacture evidence if none could
be found. hlr. Human says the color
and character of the soil and rock of the
Black Hills are calculated to mislead
men whose minds have been previously
impressed with the current stories of the
great mineral wealth of the country.
The soil is bright vermilion in color,
filled with mica, which gives out metal
lie lustre, and the rocks are stubbed with
small cubes of yellow iron pyrites, Which
are sometimes mistaken by ignorant peo-
pie for gold, but which are nothing more
than the sulphuret of iron, mixed per
haps with the sulphuret of copper.
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NoRrs9.w EsrEnY HOUSE.

". kEFTENHOFFEN, Proprietor. Franklin st.
VHE large brick addition recently built, has been
| furnished in excellent style, making il one of
the most complete hotels in Manitowoc. good
STALE il kept III connection with the house where
stock will be well provided for. 12-i4-lv
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THE Milwaukee Sentinel is a plain
spoken paper; in fact so plain spoken
that every body could see through its
editorials and determine for whom or
BY whom they were written. FITS frank
ness in openly fayoring Matt Carpenter,
las made it notorious as mera toal of
lis. Now 1t has more trouble on hand.
Mr. \. S Murphy has taken the matter
i. charge, dissolved partnership with
Matt. H, obtained control of the stock,
and plainly announces that hereafter
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In the matter of the estate of David Cronin,
deceased.
To all whom il may concern
Letters of Administr ation said estate having
been issued to Don A. Shove on the 10th day
OF May, A. ID. 1875 and four months from and after
said day being allowed and limited for creditors to
present their claims for examination and allowance.
Notice is hereby gwen that the undersigned will
on the first Monday of each month hereafter. com
mencing on the first Monday in June next at the
probate Office in the city of Manitowoc in said
county receive, examine, and adjust all claims,
and deInandsot all persons against said deceased.
Dated May 10th 1878.
Sii4w 4. e. OLMSTED County Judge
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SECRETARY DELANo and the Rev.
Indian Commissioner L. p Smith do not
appear to have had much success in their
efforts to induce the Sioux chiefs in
Washington to give up their lands, not
withstapd!""s tuat they had the President
to aid them. 1t may be, however, that
their peculiar diplomacy may cause such
discomfort among the Indians that a
bloody and expensive war may be the
result This might be fine thing for
contractors in favor at the White House
and the Interior Department, but it
would be costly result for the country,
and a sad one for the frontier settlers
and their families. People who get
their ideas of Indian lighting from
novels and fanciful magazine sketches
have no conception what war with the
Sioux nation means Not only would
such conflict involve the hands who
were represented by the delegation in
Washington, and their immediate allies,
numbering say $4,000; but our Govern
ment would also have to fight $4,000
hostile Sioux in the Powder River coun-
try, who have no treaties with us, and
who would be sure to resent intrusion
upon the uneeded territory. Gen. Albert
Pike, who has had some experience in
Indian warfare, says that every time
Sheridan kills an Indian it costsS10, 900.
Moreover, a general war with the Sioux
would put stop to immigration to the
bordering country, and would retard the
development of Dakota, Nebraska, and
Colorado to an extent which can hardly
be imagined. That such risks should
be incurred merely to promote the
schemes of grasping spectators would
seem incredible, if it were not in keeping
with the general immortality of Grants
Admin;stration.-Neao York Sun
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
CIRCUIT COURT. MANITOwOC
" COUNTY.

GEORGE PASKRATz and
CHRISTIAN SCHocH,
against
JOHN EwEEr.
By virtue of an execution iseued out ofthe Circuit
Court of Manitowoc County, in the above entitled
action and 10 me directed and delivered I have
levied on the dwelling house standing ON Lot no.
sixteen (16.) III Block three hundred and twenty
nine t3al in the city and county of Manitowoc and
State OF Wisconsin. and also on the interest John
Ewert had in Lot No. sixteen. Block three hundred
and twenty-nine (s2e) in said city of Mantowoc on
the 2eth day of July 1874. or has since aquired in
said above described Lot-which shei! expose for
sale and sell to the highest bidder public auction
al the Sheris Office in the Court House in the civ
OF Manitowoc Wiz. on the 94th day Of July 1s75at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
GREENE & NASH. A. WrTTEyBERG
Plfs Atty. Sheriff Of Manitowoc county
sU-6w By p MCLHOLLAND,
Under eAexiH
Dated Asaitoroc. Vie. June 10th 1918.
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HOTELS.
NINDEATE EHOUSE.

T. WINDIATE. Proprietor York street
fNHIS frst-ciass House il in excellent condition.
i and the Proprietor Is confident that he can give
perfect satisfaction 70 the travelling subtle Bus
will always be ready to take travellers to and from
the boats. 4 GOOD LIVERY STABLE is kept in con-
ncction with the House. ~
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FORECLOSURE SALE.
CIKCUIT COUNT, = MANaTOwOC

-
THEopoRE c. Shove,
DAVID 3. KNAPP,
HANNA KNAPP his Wife -r es
JonN ". BARNES, "a.
4. D. KNAPP and
ASIA HoIBRook.
BY virtue OF and pursuant TO judgment order OF
foreclosure and sale rendered IN the above entitled
action on the 18th day of December, A. D., 1874, in
the Circuit Court of Manitowoc County and State
of Wisconsin. shall expose for sale, and sell ut
public aucuonfO the highest bidder at the Sheriff
office IN the City and County of Mantowoc and
State OF Wisconsin ON the 26th day of June, A. d..
lS5- al ~ o clock in the forenoon of said day all
the following described mortgaged premises or as
much OF the same NAV be necessary to satisfy
the amount adjudged To the plaintiff together with
the interest and cost to-wit The West half If the
east half of section thirty-six (sl township nine.
teen tla1 range twenty-one (2l east lying and be-
ing situated in the County of Manitowoc and State
OF Wisconsin.
Dated Manitowoc Wisconsin, May 18th, 1879.
j. ID. MARKHAM. -...' -. - -.
Plaintiffs Atty.
A. WITTENBERG,
Sheriff of Mtnitowoc Co.
BY p. MCLHOLLAND,
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Court.

In the matter of the estate of Otto Schulz de-
ceased. -
On reading and filing the petition of Friedericke
Schulz OF the town of Sehleswig in said county.
representing among other things, that Otto Schulz
late OF Mantowoc County on the 18th day of May,
y. D. 1919, at the town of Schleswig in said County
died interstate, leaving goods, chattels. and estate
within this State and that the said petitioner is
traion of said be TO Gottfried Paul granted
II Is ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this Court on Monday, the 14th day
OF June ~ D., 1919, at 10 clock, II, at my Office
in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given 10
the heirs of said deceased, and to all persons inter
ested, by publishing copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior to said day of hearing. in
the Manitowoc PILoT, a weekly newspaper publish
ed AT ManitoWoc in said county.
+. G.. OLMSTED, County Judge.
Dated Manitowoc, Wis, the 9th day of May, A.
ID. 1873. S75-3w
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In the matter of the estate of Lemuel r. Nechols
deceased.
Letters of administration in said matter being on
the 18Th day of May. ~ D.. 1873. granted to Hannah
Nichols of RocSland. Manitowoc County Wis. and
one having required the appointment of com
nissoncrs said estate, il Is ordered that the
time of four months from the date hereof be and
the same is hereby allowed TO the said Hannah
Nichols in which 10 dispose of the estate and pay
y. ~ o - L. lid orv
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be
given 10 the heirs of the said deceased and to all
persons interested by publishing copy of this
der Tor three successive weeks in the Nanitowoc
FU.oT weekly newspaper published at the city and
County of Manituwoc Wis
Dated ManitOWOC, MAY 1oth. 1875 Ry tn.
Court. i. u. OI.MSTED, County Judpe
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MILES MCMAHON Proprietor. Commercial ST.
MIR. MCMAHON begs leave to announce to his
vi friends and the public, that he has secured pos
session of the above well-kuown hotel. where he
viii be glad tn accommodate the travelling public
and boardrTs on reasonable tcrms- HE table
always be plentitully Supplied and the rooms ana
bedding une4ceptionable. Good stablinG for horsce
and a careful L0st!er alNaAs in attendance.
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DREWSEN HOUSE
II. DREW SEN, Prop.

MIR. Drewsen wishes to inform the public,
that be bias recently established himself in
his New House on Chicago Street be-
tween 9Th aud 9th streets.
The house IS entirely new, and has been
furnished with an entirely new outfit.
A Large and Comm odious Stable also
attached
The public patronage is solicited.
sSTEIe Ms NIODERA
$50 ly.
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WISCONSIN, EOUSE.


JERE DALEY. Proprietor, of 9th and JAY St
THIS is new House, and W ell fitted up with all
i modern improvements. A good STABLE is also
kept in connection with the house. 80
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In the matter of the estate of Caspar Mesmer de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Jno F.
Zinns of Manitowoc representing among other
things that Ca.par Mcspler late of Mantowoc on
the 10th day o. April A. D., iSs5. at Mantovoc died
interstate leaving goods, chatels, within this State
Of Wisconsin aud that the said petitioner is reia
tive OF said deceased, and praying that admpistra-
ton OF said estate be to Edward Z. Zinns granted
II IS ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge OF this Court, on Monday, the 18th day of
June \. D., 1875, AT 10 O'Clock NJ. at my office
in said County.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given to
the heirs of said deceased, and to all persons in
tereetcd by publishing copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior TO said day of hearing in
the Mantowoc PIEoT Weekly Newspaper publish
ed at ManitUwoc in said county.
Sf6-3w I. q. OLMSTED, County Judge.
Dated Manitowoc the Dirt day VI My, A. d., 1878.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL

II. BREUER u co Propnetors, Franklin St
HAVING leased the above WelEknown house
l which has been newly furnished throughout
respectfully ask for share ofthe public patronage
\ good STABLE is kept in connection with the
house where stock will be well provided for. Silly
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,ARnERs AND MECHANICS home
MERCHANT TAILORS.

MARTIN HEWITT, Proprietor, Commercial St
NEW Nouse and new Barn. the best of accommo-
IN datiuns AT moderate prices. S5j-ly
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MUSICAL.
G. BkELlNG.
PAUI, LEURNER.

DEALER in all kinds of Stoves and Uardwar,
~ and Manufacturer of Copper. Tin and Sheet
iron ware, \ ork street., North Side, Manitowoc
II Ally
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MILLER SED(SE.

j. L. MILLER Proprietor cor. Chicago and 9TH ST
A LARGE NEW BARN has been recently built.
"A anu will be kept in connection with the house
I,r
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CHARLES SCHHAEEER.
WILLIAM LYNCH

ETAIL0R.has removed 10 Buffalo
i Street. two doors West of +. X. & f. H. Rand 5
Hardware Store. AL work warranted well done and
10 fit. 1io,-lv
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HOTEL AND RoAf.DING ErCUsE,
F. ZEMAN, Proprietor, cor, Buffalo and Main ST.
S26-ly
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A. WITTENBERG,
Sheriff of Mantowoc Co
BY p. MCLHOLLAND,
SI3-6w Under Sheriff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-01-08
Sic n@ncifc Wail" =itnteriud)mn8
SSratitt TT SAT-.

SrUln, Der reuttante 3euge III Der y B0cis
fr-!0t0il- "llnterlu1ung, cridlen uOrgcltern in
gSObluaton u0r Dem 9tepriiCntautenbouie
uuo las eIu ,St0ttmellt' unr, nQS ron Hus
buliferei, corrupter @eiiunung mn robem
llcbermutb itrOBt. IS }criailt, meHn man
mil, III eineN jurliltid)eu mo i'll Ciueu rbetoz
rid CthiId)su Gbell. Sruin iud)t iuerit nad)
SmpeIlcu, bNB DaS &Onritc, mell uidlt inter
elmer Spe;iQl- GrOre bt5 Slullie5 bQHoclH0,
feline 5uri6oltton babe, Die llnterlud)ung bis
;u lcncn 6rogcn auS5uochntn, Die er lIf Su
beantmorten 9cIutIgert babe. <iUtercilalt lit
Die rabultitlid)e 00Ur'pulteret ilber bcH Sc
grttI pending" anbGnQtg. 5u oGm
@eidnguiiie Dc8 9iitriftS &olumbiu, uobiu
ibn bas OduS bef0rOcrt bat, fommt CT utci~
leid)t Der lu0brcn &eOeNtung Nes QSortes nuf
Die Spnr. SIN sucitan G9eile meiB CT uiel
BON Der 0clllOtett be8 SCrtraNeu5 unb BON
ieiHCr Otanne5ebre ;u idWOOroniren. SdIie6=
lldl trIlGrt CT IT'D Gl5 eineN ,@eHtlem0n. !"
SeiHe @tblf raBt er i'll ben S0B SuOmmen,
oNB man pobl elncu Mtdnu nit @emalt
3mtngcn f0nuc, Su liigen, Nber nld)t, Die
&abrhClt I'll i0geu - meun olC8 geQen bns
gelpiiien gebc. SIN llebrigen bCruit er iif
NXr nlc Contribution, 0ui George SSalblHg-
ton, Gboma5 5eiierion II. /. 10. @r welgerte
It'd entld]leoeH, Die Oil i'm gtItcllten SragCn ;u
be0ntwortCn. 9iur i'll einem Bnntte Setgte CT
itd mtllig, mn OaS lit ntd)t Su peradten. Sc=
iragt, mslilcS Die gr0Bte Sunlme ict, Die er
SemanO fir bic Grlanguug Der v&aciitc=
ytdilz" Subiioic nu5bsSablt babe, autmOrtete
CT: $225,0 91cr ocnft uldlt all Shuma-
Ter? Su0em ou5 IoouS Dem rcuitenttu 3eu,
gen Cinen Bias III Dem 3uhtbauie ompie8,
bat eS iid oeu 00ut dltcr ebrliden gcnte crs
morben. - 2$ibr5n0 Sripiu u0r Dem 0Onie
ill 6cutr itano, beianO iid) Charles hilbert,
lctn Gntcl, Dor Oeut &omlte fir lttttel mo
SScge. o9icfie mo GHttl" htlBt Der Gltel
NicieS StIiGta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-01-08
5e6atte SeS SsamSes itber Otc SSOrs
ttTfattonen oES &anoes tnO
ole Wsilitarottt6tnr ttl Soni=

Sorgelteru ianb i'm NeprGItutauttubauie
cine Debate itatt, rueid)e Gugeuidenlld) &C.
ringe 8ea6tung gefunoen bat, Die ober,
bringt man Die gemad)ten 2lenBerlHgen NIT
Der brennenbeu SageSfra9e i'll SerbnNuug,
pom gr0Bten SntereIle lit.
9dS pans btelt Plenar Gomite Sibung
Sur 8ratbung Der 6ortiHt0tiOnS Gt0tsbiu,
oIe $3.50 900 uerUiaigt.
SIN yauIe Der Debate aQte 0aluleg BON
st., baB Die amerlfanllben Seefititen Scgz
tbelolgun9 unD bic ameritauIid)e 6lOtte iid)
Htdlt i'll eiuem 3unanOe befu6eu, nm eer ipa=
Hiiden Slotte piOeriteben I'll f0nueu.-@ar=
fleIO lprad iber baS tnrernationaie i6ieOSs
rIdlterlid]e Seriobren.
Sor uerb0bnte bic Sose Der iutcruQtonalCn
ShteosSertd)tC, er mics nad), baB piele Der
grDBteH Srte9e, lpelda Die @fiti1te auiiu-
nellcn bat, I'M legten Siertel =SdhrbunOert
| iid erelgnet 1aben. Gr ertlGrte, OaB Is nod
ME Elm grOBereS 6tasto gegebcn bat, oils oaS
! yArbltratOGs SplIem" Der IominiitratioH.
pat ehpa Die Gsgierun9 Die y8irgmin5" III
t0Ue nit Spanien geiflIhtet? gle lit bis
! lcbt nod nlht geldllidtet. Die AonIiuiitraz
tlOn fOlgt Der brltii6en 9tegierung mie cine
tleine Sptie btnter eincm 9ampier. Die 40
! mtulltratlcn bleit ben auOeren HQtiOueu bic
lpetBe Sabne ant9egen mp iibrt 8rjeQ nit
Dem amerlfaniideu &olf.
29tuarO benlertte, neil Sorttfifatice
mem 10 abri ib no men0tQ
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er ell Imenoent Suriidnebmen, odS er qeitcut
! babe, nnO oaB cine 6ebuttiou Der Nppropnnz
tion beabIdJtigte.
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| oas 10 iebr bic altgemeinal @eftble Der Jtaz
ton emsBrte, alS Sic SrOre, bic Sen. Che
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Solt 0ss 2auOes lei in Der Sadbe nldlt qe4
onIol9 unO nahFdtIg, obglei1 oas &Olf
pon Soutliana cS lit. g3dbrcuO ieneS %olf
9e9eH 0tebe mo ge9cu osn 9eipotismus
fdmpft, bat eS bod ni6t ieinc 6dnOe QeQeu
Die 6lagge OeS ganbes erbobeu.
gSillaro lagte, bic BON tbm gemad)te Sez
metpHS kssieBe it anf Die @iGgli6feit, oaB
bic Demotrdtle, luenn ite 5ur Gta(bt qelcnot,
Ons SanO in eiHeu Srieg nit SpauieHGebufa
Der &cquiiitiou BON Cuba ltiirieu t6uute.
Gr, filiiath, il! tets 10 isIt Ct nur Qsfonut,
fiir Ods &eat Der amerifoniidlen Var9et Glt-
getreteq. - "
Gol: u n9iligsH &ie bqs SHuetin oeg Sc,
nerals SberioaH "a
8illarO : sd babe bereitS contatirt,
baB ih gtt6ts BON alem billiae, mas IN
! ben lcttsn 5wei SObrsu in 2ouliana aeide-
hen it,"
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! @r= &urfitrit 1ricOrtd) G9iIDel,u
b11 IS cfYcn.

y9lctrih, Der &ubQnntc," pou 5)ciieu bat
au5gciltteU mo lit Oieler Gage 0uT leluem
S6uoilplGstCn, 0or3iS bel Brag, lellg OOer
uuleltg entld)i0itH. NtIt Inn Inbet Gin trau-
RIGGS Stljdd'Gn Otutld)tr &letnltNattH Sc
IdlId]tc IcWen AbdlUB. 81 par Der llrentcl
uuo gntel auer NtenidlenGdu0ler, tpeld)c 0Cn
rubmmiirblgen 9tomeu DCr 6CNcn iijr 0ue
3elteu IN Der @sIGid)te qebrnUomQrft bateil.
- Gem Sater, &uriitrlt 2Slihelm H., mel
der 1921 3lIr 9te9leung geian9te, madte itd)
befonntltd) mCgen lelnee unttt!lden &erhdltz
nifc8 3u Der @rdiiu 9ieldleubad 10 UerbaBt,
odB er 1881 0b0Qnfen nnBtc uHO pon Jeuer
3ett aH reglertc Der miltberltbmt gtmorOcue
Nutotrat NtS &uriiiriI 6rieotlth gSllbclm !.
80 >SaGre lang, bis cr 1866 ollc murOe. Seine
JtcgierIla ;eidJuete Td) OHrdl iahlrcihe Ser
ialinnaSwirren aus, Die 3luel It0lt Oeu Suuz
Oe5tOg OcrOnlaBtcu, @gttutlonstruppen mad
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