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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-20
''.|o. CcoMMuN1oArED.] ]
COTTON FREIGHT.
Mr.. Editor :.

IhT. A0ttOr
We are informed that the Char
lotte and Augusta Railroad have
again increased the freight on cotton
shipped from Winnsboro to Now
York, and we presume the Same
; tariff has been added to Chester,
Rock Hill and all intermediate points.
We regard this rs IN imposition and
characteristic of this generous and
<aderaI corporation. When Ed. G.
Palmer was president, the freight on
cotton was 60 cents per bale and
dividends were declared semi-annu-
ally Now the freight is about three
times as much. Of course this ope-
rates against the trade of our town,
and is indirectly the cause of so
much cotton being taken from us.
The freight from Alston is but GO
cents, and it would pay our planters
to haul cotton from Winnsboro-20
niles-tt 81 u bale, and we would
suggest to our merchants to form a
company for this express purpose.
1T 'riU pay. The freight from Co
lambia to Now York is only S2.75 !;
from Winnsboro S;4:65 on every bale
though it only weighs 400 1b.
The planter does not tako this
into consideration, but it comes out
OF his gockot in the sale. s. ....
If all our cotton buyers would
ship via the South Carolina Railroad
to New York or Charleston direct,
and havo their goods brought by the
same route, they would soon corner
this very AderaI but extortionatc
railroad, and if they do not, they
may expect another rise in freight
before next season but without
hope ofa dividend to any of them
who may be SO unfortunate as to
hold stock in n Southern corporation
managed exclusively by northern
men and foraectionnl purposes. We
regard tho present rates of freirht
between Winnsboro and Columbia as
down right imposition, and hope
our merchants may take The matter
Into into consideration.
Every bale of cotton weighing lcss
than 465 ID now loses the buyer 1c
Z ID. We understand that half q
cent is only taken of when below
375 lb u bale. ... =. .,...
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-20
SHERIFF'S SALE

RY virtue of an execution to me direct
~ ed, l will offer for salo before tI,o
court house door in Winnsboro on tho 1st
Monday in November next within tho
log"l hours Of sale to the highest bidder.
the following described property to wit:
All that plantation or tract of land contain,
i ng Gil acres, more or less, AMI bounde
by lands Of estate of Richard Flnnnonn
John Easier, Grafton Williams. and others
Gtthe suit of d. II. Ruff against Joseph
S. W. RUFF,
oct 12-t1x2 SFc
Sheriffs Oiice,
Winnsboro, :. G.
Oct. 9th, 1876. ..t t..
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Office of County Commissioners.

gl Gy1NssBoRo. s, 9, 0ot. 18th, 1875
tbs of5edp Psopossls sal Mill be ressiyea at
efection of tonement house on tba ,,oor
'hohas form of tho county, said house % to
be|l8x35, 10 feet in story. The Com,,,is. ~
sioners reserve the right to reject any% on,l
all bids If, in .heir Judgment the, interest
OF the county require it. Proposals must
be accompanied with two or more 5snfil.
cient sareties Forinformation as to speo OF
heations, apply at this office.
HENRY JACOB, g..
oct 10 ...., ..-. Chairman.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-20

e d. . ) e. M .IIs
by the indefnite doctrine of infla
ton up to the wantssof trade. ~
The republicans Of Pennsylvania
and New Work sent stuAersto Ohio,
who doubtless5kp kpew their duty and
did it. Carl Shluz calm and states
2 lmanlike speech had o great influence
upon la.,s' she result Of the election. He
is q conservative republican, and
Yhepp epi he delivered his recent speech
III Ohio in favor Of return to specie
paymont, he spoke with all themoral
fsrce of honesty and Sintcgfity, md
Showed UP tie dirgrace, which would
faa npon't],e cottntry's good namo
llfhAl!en and Cary could fasten their
k;nd Of initiation upon the policy Of
tno government. 12 A4"'E 1f.5
III Thus 1lnu5'ss| has passed away an 4" oppor r
YtHnlty for the n democrats, They
t"4led ito see the real issuc---t!ley
did not understand wherein lay their
strength ana weakness. Reform in
government, honesty in office, break
amg up OF Rings and q return to the old
and true ways of rcspcctiilga the
rights Of tho states should have
D. been o9 Inscribed, Oh tho democratic
PPanr1ner, anl under it the eparty would
2have been all powerful. Imitation in
corporatcd in an ambiguous way in
the democratic platform, made the
Republicans strong. : "'."'..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-20

fectly fair. In this connection wo
mention that few weeks ago the
-Ne'0s d Co~rier charged the
Regfster with misinterpretahon Of
an article and the SPegsster slained
that the articleSof Its@ @contenporary
was ambiguous, and certainly war.
ranted it's Interpretation. Now
the Regasser.must avoid this same
sin Let it avoid ambiguity, and
defneits position SO. clearly that
it cannot be misunderstood.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-20
SCHOOL NOTICE.

'EACHERs are required to renew their
arc forbidden by law to employ teachers
who have not proper certificates ..r.,l.-. -
Applicants for certificates must present
themselves to tho County Board of OK
aminers between the 18th and tho 2,th
days Of November inclusive They nre
advised to prepare themselves for examin-
alton. .,-...,
W. J. CRAWFORD,
oct 19-txlaw3w School Com'r +. q.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-20

The Register says that the News
tasks us to avoid ambiguity. We
are becoming apprehensivo that this
will bo difficult as long as the NEWS
assumes to judge" @ Perhaps.
Talleyrcnd said that the object of
language is to conceal thought.
Culnctilian said TINT it's object was,
not that people might understand
if they wished. but that they could
not misundcrstand, even if thoy
tried. Which Of these great men
h"s been taken as authority by the
htegister is for others to Judge
But we advise our contemporary to
model after the Roman as long as
1T has such dullards us tho News for it's
readers. If it's savage attack on the
article OF tho Ne,os tC Cow'icr, con
demning Melton and Dunn, was not
taking up the cudgols in Dunn's
bohalf, what WIS it? If this articls
dld not contain an insinuation that
Melton and Dunn had ceascd to
prosecute their reform because thev
hnd no assistance from the head
OF the government, what did il
contain And if this i,lsi,tuation
was not whitewashing what was
it? For it is tho duty OF Melton
and Dunn if they pretend to reform
10 msnSato proceedings in every
case of fraud, leaving. to tho
courts and the other branches Of
government, tho omus of protecting
crnnnlais All this, ii it DO not
"mtewash, has, to our delicate
olfa'torlcs, at least limey smell.
AS to the other charge that IN
't'empt has been made "to cham
l'ion one faction by denouncinr tho
opposite faction, it is well known thot
Chamberlain and Cardoza are bitto,-
~ opposed by Motion and Dunn
Whom therefore, in the same article
tho Register denounced Cardozo
and thon said that Gov. Chamberlain
had dono nothing to MD tho parl<er
ti'al, and then found no fault with
Attorney-Goncrnl Melton for not
attending to his business, when
Parker was released on bail, it wos
consciously, or ,mconsciously, aiding
tho opposition. ATTORNEY. General
Motion, in not appearing at tho trial
Justices court when summoned
became more responsible for PR.
korS escape than any ono else.
IN order to prove to tho -Reaister
that we wore not alone in our con-
cept'on of the tenor of it's article, wa
merely mention that we wore asl,ed
If the Register had "sold oft tn
Dunn :" Wo replied 1t had not
But since tho article had created tho
oo"ot III othor minds, perhaps not
as VOL acquainted with tho integrity
of tho editor as we were, we i1oo,neJ
1t 80 injudicious rs to censurc #,
We would have q inserted tbo
article roforod to, but our columns
woro too crowded. If tho Reo;s,cr
''oSlfos however, and will send us
a copy of it wo Will insert it, orr
copy having been misplaced.
we regret extremely that we bavo
luun,; np;t;";s 1t IN our opinion necessary to
Sfltlciso our contemporary. va
h"Ve tho kindest feoling for it. Wv
Inc Rcgistsr replies to- orr
structures upon it's article on tbc
Charleston oloction hy 81.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-20

When Senator Bayard in the
course Of his conversation remarked
that Grant was corrupt, that Sher-
man was a vandal, Bill Allen a
domagogue and Butler a scouhdrel,
We folt like observing Mister, will
you please say that agin, and say it
slow 7" S.. ..r..,.s. .,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-20

We are pleased to SEQ that, after
ail, tho press of the State hold
almost the same opinions in regard
to conservativepolicy. The Pickens
Sentinel contains an article which we
reproduce in another column, ...
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-20

Gov, Chamberlain has subscribed
for five hundred dollar bond for
the endowment of Furman Univer-
sity. This is O praiseworthy act
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-20
FAIR IELD HERAL D
WI / IN IN EH OROY
r. MEANS DAVIS. Editor, !
Wednesday, Morning. October 20, 1875.

AS the morning papers were read
on Wednesday,, 9 million tongues
uttered those words "D-n Bill
Allen" ~ !. "G"a
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-20

Tho Register replies to our
structures 81, upon it's article on thc
Charleston oloctfion BY saying that
~o m.sinterpreted its meaning. II
~as hsgusted it says rot with tbo
SUCCESS sue, ', OF tho coalition ticket but
W., ~''h the violence and rowdyism of
II we misintorpreted our contem
Poi"y wo apologize. But Il m.
poars to us that our Interpretation n
o. the article referred to, was nor
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-20
Sale Of Land,
oct 5-x2tl

M Lib ho sold ut the court house in
w Winnsboro, on the ,st Monday in
November next, the property known ns
tho Gibson Church, situate one mile eust
OF White Oak station on the G. C.&A II. r
The property consists Of four acres of land.
more or less, md the church building.
Tho building will be sold separately and
privilege given the purchaser to move it off
'le l"iii IL ocsifca. Terms of snle cash
j. Il. CALDMELT.,
oct l3-S3 s. T.. MOBLEY.
d. JONES, j. II. DAVIS, L. BoyKSla.. T
e. ). BoUxNIG11r.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-20
STRICTLY CASH.

and we assure our patrons that we
Shall continue tho same honorable course
OF dealing with them that was such q dis.
thGntshcd fenture with the house of r. c.
ShiFer Co. We have now in store tho
best selected stock Of ''''
DRY GOODS, BOOTS. SHOES
HATS, CAPS, CARPETS, OIL
CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADEs
WALL PAPER ETC
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Columa bia, g, c..

VIE attention Of purchasers in every
L part of this Stnte is called to- CO.. slider
veryy important fact, namely, that the old
cstnbliahed house Of Ee. d. SaBHYEW &,
20, is not closed but roorganized: :upon
the only basis that can be cnrricd on sue
7-'''
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Samples OF these New and Hand
some Goods

some Goods
And, If Shown to Your friends md NEIGH.
borS, we are sure it will be to- your ndvnn.
taso to- send us a largo order. Wo pay
freight on all bills amounting to SO ana
upwards! All orders must be- acconnon .
ied with Tho CASH, or we sefid them &, o.
d., and guarantee satisfaction. ~
Best Gif. Prints in the city. Loha
Cloths 81. 10, 123&. Noto cqunf to theS
IN tho State. Well known brands nt
Alpaoas and Mohairs. justimported. Ho.
siery Department Full of we'll assoried
goods6t. popular prices. Gents FIrniah.
ing ing goods complete, asa department. 0ar
Boot and Shoe Department ia second to
none on this continent Ffoth the cheam.
est est Brogan to the finest hand made goods,
inc most complete and best msnaoeJ
Carpet Department in the world. Clotba'
Cassimeres and Jeans are bought by Tho
case case and sold at a very small advance
Brown and Bleaehed Shfftihes sold oi
hctory prices FlanneIs and Blnnkats IS
prices TINT will astonish. ~
We shall expect en order from Won or /.
CALI Wien you visi8 Columbia, =
Z sep T0~Sns wv F'HTT''i 's ~ r'i
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-20

Ever seen in this city, selected by ono
OF Tho firm. who supcrintends tho bnsi.
ness, and consequently knows tho wants
or this community better than BUYERS re-.
siding elsewhere. Tho entire stock will
he offered Mt prices never before euunled
IN TINS section. The prices will startlo
ana attract you ut sight We invite you
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-20
'"lNNSBCRO MARK6T REPORT.
1''-' CORRECTED WEEKLY by n.uN
BEATTY, BRO g. SON. ~" .

MONDAY, Oct. 1a.
CoTroN Sale. for the pas: week, G72 bales
81 prices ranging from l2lGAf3
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-17

babe. 0ie @ertbei0i9ung flbrte Serr
Suitisratb @ierie> tuelder sunddit Die Den
Gopu5inern suitebenoe 8ef fu9niB 5ur 9lus-
| biilfc in Ser Geell forge na6tuies uno oann
ouf ben i'm @eleb bonn IL. 9Rai 1873
Oor9elebenen Notb Jan aufmertiam ma6te
luelder als bier sutreifeno our6 oen nod
orei Sa9en erfolgten SOB bes Goopera=
tors li6 er9cbe. 9lus lekterem @runoe
wuroe auf Treiipre4un9 erfannt.
% ien 8. Tebr. Ge9en oen GrSber;o9
SoDann @aluotor bon Soscona, Der Of<
fi5ier i'm Dlterreidil6en 9eere lit , maro
elm $ooft6eiebl erlallen. 9erIelbe fat lN
in elmer Slu9l9rift iiber Die Nlilitdr=
Reorganization rudlidtsloler Mn9riHe
ouf preuben ldulois 9cmad)t 1lno
ertldrt Oab Elm &rie9 Smil6en linn uuo
Nelerrei9 6eporitebe.
2ouo ON, 8. Tebr. 9ie bieligcn
Garli ten Gommilldre beDaupten bic
g(a6ridt erbolten Su boben ooB Die
corli5ti19en Grllppen einen 9roben @ie9
iiber Die 9llpDon1iiten errungen boben.
Scr 8erlult Der 2esteren an Yerwunoe=
ten uno @et0otcten betra9e 1000 damn.
Sic Gommiilare beri6ten ouberoem,
Son Carlos babe eine@lidlpun1 19ooreljc
an feline Sruppen crlallen.
2onoon, 10. Tebr. Ser vOailp
Nelps" miro aus Sponien tele9rapbirt,
Dap Die Nlpbonlilten bel ibrer 9lieoerla9e
in Der NGbe BON Gltello 500 Monn an
@etDOteten unO Yerpunbeten uno orei
@e] ]6iibe perloren.
9Raorib, 8. Tebr. @eueralMoriones
luur0e gum Oberbef feblsbaber oer Mrmce
oes 9ioroens ernannt.
9enoape, 8. Tsb. Sic &e9ierun9s=
armee fat lire Bewe9un9en i'm Noroen
fir Den 9lugenblid eingeitelt Sic Srup=
pen befeltigen li6 in Den Steuungcn>
,uelbe iie bel ibrem 9orriden einnabmen.
- 9ie frau5olii9e 3eitun9 vMoni<
teur De Ia Nlcurtbe ct oes 8os9es" bat
jiiu9it fol9enoe Ne9ierunssmittbeil,lng
erbalten so Elm ii6el6erotbener She'll
Der Pre1le fortf fdbrt, oas @eri6t bon bem
woDr1beinlide usbru6 eines& &epan9e=
trie9es i'm tommenOen Triibjobre gu per-
breiten> obne Die 9erin9fe &iitli9t bar
auf 5u nebmen, oaB Die le @erii9te mebr.
fo6 als ieoer Besriinoun9 entbebreno
bin9eiteat wur6en, 10 fat li@ Der Sulti,=
mini iter peranlabt 9e1eben Die @taats=
Procurotoren in ben perl@iebenen 9e<
portements an5ulueilen, 9eri6tli@ 9e9en
o0e 9iejeni9eu ein5uidreiten, bic li6 in
3ufunft Der Verbreitung ou fre9enoer
@erii6te i6uloi9 MAIDEN loQten> rueld)e
lei9t einen @6atten ouf unIere ausu6r-
ti9en 8eSieblln9en tuerfen f6nnten."
-9ie fron56lii6e &e9ierun9 6eponirte
am 10. San. in Der NotionaAperi iammr
lung Ben @cleboorl6lag bel9er oic
Bobrung zines Sunnels unter Dem Go=
nal fiir elm @ert 6ifentli&er Nubli@feit
ertlart. Sic @orpcri iu9e fir bas rielioe
Mert lollen bal9 beginner; stpei @eleus
l6often, BON 5enen cine in 5rantreid,
Die onocre in england ]it6 conce1lioniren
ldbt> wollen je2 2 Mil(ionen an 8obrars
beiten perlpenoen> Die na9 einem gerein-
i@aftli@en Ylan ous9efiibrt >peroen
lolen
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2SD6emfbam.
(Sulaub.)

Col bus, 10. sSebr. Nod5 Ian.
gem &f, >pel6er inoeiieu ni6t Dibio
mar nobm oas 9ous Der &eprd1entauten
Sic bon 9errn &c eele i'm @enot einee.
rei9te BlQ on> Sufol9e >relber oosMoair
9iquor9elcb oobin ob9ednoert tuiro> sab
elne &lo9e ,uegen @9obener1ab anbdn<
gig 9emadt werben fann na6oem Der
Glert oer betreHenben Corporation sebn
Sage borber l9riftli9 uno Der betreffenoe
SiquorbdnOler minbli6 ooer 1driftlid)
bena6ri6tist worben lino.
9le 9(nnabmc crfol9te nit 81 9eQen
81 @tixmen.
Peorle'SBill, wel6e municipalen Gor
porationen oas &e6t benimmt, oen Wer*
tauf BON Q(le Wein 8ier uno giber
(@pfelpein) 5u perbeter, >purbe nit 42
9e9en ID @timmen bertporfen.
gB q 9in9ton> 8. g. 10 6ebruor.
0ie neue riibiq ,pur6e Deute Nadmit=
tag i'm 9ouie einberidtet uno perlelen.
@le beitimmt> ooB ale tiinfti9 fobrisir<
@pirltuolen nit 81 90 per @al(one uno
Die leBt porrdtbi9en @pirtuolen nit Is
Gts. per @ollone beiteuert tperoen 1ogen.
Die @tcuer ouf Sabof lit BON 20 ouf "a
Gts. pet 4fo. erb0bt ,poroen> bod finoet
oiss ouf bereits beiteuerten Sabat feline
9lnwenoun9. Sic @teuer ouf 3uder uno
MeloIe lit ouber Dem ieki9en @in9on9s.
5oQ auf 25 Yro5ent fei9eleb mor6en.
80 on Dem ncuen g 0 t9ejcbe,
bos befonntlid Die @orausbe3ablun9 6es
3eitnn9sportos our9 |bie betreffenoen
9erous9eber por] 9reibt, crtpartete 6as
@eneralsP Poitamt cine bebeutenoe Scr
mebrung ber Ginnobmen. Gs ite0t fd)
jeoo6 beraus> 0ob Die 9erren in9Doibing=
ton einen or9en Ge6nun9sfebler ma6ten>
inoem iie 1otpobl Den Betra9 BEG unter
Den friiberen Beltimmun9en nidt couec-
tirten Yorto's ols audi Die QuontitQt Der
our9 Die Yoit bef6roerten @rudlo6en
Diel gu bo9 an 9lu9en.
80 ion9. Te6r. Ser bieliQe upi=
lot" beri@tet, oab oer PopI Die 9iD3e len
8oton PbilaoeIpbia: Milmautee nno
@anto.'Te Su Graoi65eien erboben uno
oeren 8ll@0fe gu gr5bii@0fen eruannt
babe.
putn on> Con. s. 6ebr. 9ie totbo-
lil6e ct. WlarD's Stride, mel6e erlt i'm
Sabre 1870 erridtet tpuroe unb oas
9rsbte uno i@0nite &irGensebduoe i'm
@taote mar brannte &C. tern No6mit=
tag nieoer. 9as Teuer ,uar in Tolge ei=
nes i&abbaften 9ei5apparotes entltanoen.
Ser @erluit miro ouf $4,000 se19abt
$48, 800 erli9ert.
Mew g OFF, 10. Tebr. Sm Dielisen
Blinoeninilttut brad beute morgen SSeuer
aus tuel@es oas @ebduoe i'm BetraQe BON
$4,000 bei6doiste. 9ant Der llmlidt
oer Beamten lpurben Die Snfailen trob
ibrer 9roben @etiir5un9 Dor aller @erle:
bung 9e|6lbt.
9}ew >Dort, 8. Tsbr. 0os @pri=
kenb 9(o. 5 gu 9unttrs Yoint, Gin
@9ulbous uno nod bier onoere @ebdu0e
mu rben our@ Teuer 5erlt6rt. @erluit 49,
900 9ollar.
9rei PoliSiiten er1ielten beim @etten
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QSpDenfbau.
(NuSlanb).

(sluSlono).
2on 0 H. II. Tebr. 0reiuno5wanSis
Sil6Dfe baben i'm 9lomen 1dmmtli@er
rDmil =fatDol. 8istbiimer in 9eutl9
lono 9egen Die Ginmi dung in Oie Wobl
zines Yop ltes >uie oics in Shirt Bis=
mard's neuli6em Circular on9e0eutet
mar, prote itirt.
9res oen -. San. Sic 2ei6e oes
perelui9tcn 9errn Bii6of Tor>uert tpurbe
9eitern Nc6mitto9 ouf Dem bieligen ia.
tbolilden TricODofc, unter 9robem 3u-
lommenlouf bes 0oltes, beerbi9t. Yrins
@eor9, Elm cbemoli9er @Giiler bes Ser,
ewi9te1l 9eleitete 0ic terbli9e 9ulle per-
l0nlid sur lebtcn 9lubeitdtte oie iibrisen
Mit9lieoer Ser f6ni9liden Tomilie botten
Nertreter gcionot. Meiter woren, auBer
ocn fotbolil@en Geiitliden aus .ouen
SDeilen Oes 2on6es, bos Youtener 9oms
fopitel, mebrere I}iniiter une @enerole,
Die bier anlpelenOen Sc lon0ten (ou9 ber
preub bi16e), bic 4ral lioenten beioer &om=
mern, Der PoliSeioirettor unO Der Ober<
biir9ermcilter, eine 0eputotion ber@toot-
nernrbneten> Johann >pos be1onoers ber%
por5ubeben lit bos epon9elil6e 2onoes<
Gonliitoriun1> uno enoliG 5oblrei9e o.
fi5icre, ,s@elebrte> &iinl tier un0 D0Dere Wer=
poltun9s6eomte berbei9eeilt> UNI 6em
Yeritorbenen 6ic lekte Gbre Su er5eiscn.
@uperior Gtolle Dielt om pffenen @rabe
Die Srauerreoe un0 Der Gdcilien<gercin
trllg mebrere Sc lan9e por. Mobl fonn
man ous bielem gldnscneen un0 SAIL
reiden Gonoucte ouf 0ie bobe Nerebrun9
16lieBen ,uelde Der Nerepigte in ben
tpeite item &rcilen Der Gep0lferun9 9enoB.
9lus 9 a 0er6orn miro unter Dem
10. Sanlar bcri6tct: en- eben etlpos
por s llbr, lit oer Bildof &onrob Mor=
tin aus Der Sc idn9nibboft entlollen unS
unter 9e9leitun9 zines 8oli;ei= Gefretdrs
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nm nit Dem na6 item 81 lenbobn5u9e no9
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rem Grtrontung oes oortigen @icars an
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