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Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03
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 voted against me at the fast election 'I'm glad of it, ]" he added, s.for eould not have refused them anything they asiLs ed if they had voted for mo, and it saved me probably $500, for they kuew'hOw to ask favor for favor. <, s, ss' '.s- ~ l do not exaggerate when say that the only cause of disorder in the State lies in the corruption and ineficiency of the State and parish governments. The compfo- mise IS accepted by an overwhelming ma Jority of the conservative party in good faith. The people hope for an improve ment in the administration and are willing to give the Governor and the other rulers a fair trial. Even Marshal Packard tells me the State is at peace. It has, as every Southern, and, for that matter, every Northern State has, proportion of law
 less and ruffianly persons. This class is not numerous, but is composed of idlers, drunkards and bravos, who go armed; and when @ community IS excited they are ready to commit outrages, not only on blacks, but on whites, even on each other. was touched by the remark of an elder ly man from remote parish. He said:- ''The State government and the courts and officers it gives us are SO inefficient that we have to deal with these rufianly young men ourselves. I have more than once taken my life in my hand to preserve the peace, when the Sheriff was too cowardly or inefficient to do his duty. We have not not had a murderer punished In our parish In five yeaas, except 0ne, and he was pardoned out of the. Penitentiary. We live near the Texas line, and desper- ate men come and go easily. Instead of being abused as disorderly we people de- serve praise that we have Kept as good or- der as we have. when the Governor has time and again appointed corrupt and in- efficient officers, and when. in fact, society has had to be maintained against the abuses and inef6ciency of the government by the private effort of the good citizens" This man spoke the truth. It is c solemn and undeniable fact that the republican rulers of Louisiana have disorganized so- ciety, instead of protecting the good citi- zens. The only danger to the peace of Louisiana to-day lies in the corruption and ineficiency of her rulers, who call themselves republicans and have thus gained the countenance of the Northern republican party and the support of the federal administration. These men have committed great crime against the State and against the country, the greatest crlme which civilized men Gan commit; for their misrule has struck 2 blow at the very foun- dation of society here; they have degraded and debauched the negroes. whom they were sent to lead into the exercise of citi- zenship; and, surveying the story of their misrule, am constrained to say that their plumber of the State, monstrous as it has been, is the least of their offences, because 1t is @ graver crime to debauch and de- moraliZe State than to steal its treasure,
 CHARLES NORDHOFF.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03
NEW PRrsroN. Nav 24tb. 1s75

MR. ED1ToR:-Our Band is just now the chief attraction. Everybody talks about it and favors it, too. Such universal inter- est is seldom manifested in an object here. Many have given iberally. Others have couragement the boys feel bound to do their best. and they certainly are doing we'll. During spare moments they are found blowing zealously upon thir instru- ments instead of loafing. The band room is place of interest-that is, qnite an au- dience is in attendance at every rehearsal. Broad hints and comments also, have been given; the door is often barred, but they do persist in coming and somehow or other they always manage to squeeze in. Fifty fellows steal in some nights. The boys were rather indignant about it at first; for it was rather embarrassing to make mistakes and afterwards get laughed at The mistakes are fewer now and are seldom noticed except by the members. They are now accustomed to being stared at. and they have concluded if people are pleased with their performances, to allow them to come and go at pleasure provided they do so quietly. So fine set of young men are seldom found in a country band. Young, good-looking, well-dressed. and, last and best, gentlemanly felIows-six- teen in all. Jack IS jolly, rollicking i'm dividual whom people cannot help but
 like. He gives universal satisfaction. He is considered the best cornetist in the state. He favors us often with waltzes, polkas, quicksteps and most beautiful so- los, many of which are of his own com posing. We were very fortunate in pro- curing so efficient an instructor. l.s ,,f-..
 There is to be spelling match at Un- ion Hall on Tuesday evening. An admis- sion fee will be charged and the proceeds will be for the band. On Thursday, the steamboat will be launched. The band will be in attendance. Will give a report in our next. Q.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

The above has but ] as much phosphor- ic aeid, and as much nitrogen as the sample of Ground Bone' of the Bradley Fertilizer Co. price $34, on which re- porsed. 2 a1s zRh 7s5 r. '' 'ti-$- tAs-. 7 sf1-
 2. A sample labeled ''Phosphate from Rahway. N. J. from the same parties as l. proved to contain no phosphoric acid, but IS low grade of German potash salts and contains potash 8.95 per cent:
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

Three samples of bone fertilizers were also received April 12th, viz:1. s.Ground Bone, manufactured by Bradley Fertili- ger Co, Boston. Mass. Sample taken by s. D. Woodruff. from a ton lot, price S34 per ton 2. Listers s'Bone Four, :" and 3. Listers Ground Bone" samples sent by the Rev. E. s. Wells, taken from store of w. B. Meeker Son, Southport All these samples appear to contain a consid- erable proportion of salt or salt-cake. The results of their examinations are as fol- lows:
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

affz.S4eetly-.aBns why are you imak- ing ss many dolls pantaloons, my dear Mrs. Jinxby Mrs. JiuxbyLssFhese are not dolls clothes, my dear; they are for the poor frogs who go exposed in the water in the winter in our pond 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

A Milwaukee chap kissed his girl about forty times right straight along, and when he stopped Ike te1rs csme into her eyes. and she said in q sad tone of voice: ..Ah l John, Hear you have ceased to love me. 2 ''No l have not. replied John, ssbut
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03
A section of the Ragged Edee.

|. Q. Do you drink tea or coffee at break
 A. Sometimes one, sometimes the oth- CT, and sometimes both. a4aAJ 5S Ilaons51
 O. What did you drink for breakfast I April 1. 1871? - '.. -.
 A. I do not remember. [" sai'--'
 Q. On, you don't. Now, do you not know you drank coffee at breakfast that morning? Ia, ..,f~. !, Ia. 4..r s,.rt s4t .rf,
 0. We'll, do you think you dtank cof- fee and have forgotten it? I9fs IsaolEE. 1D. A. If drank coffee on that occasion, I certainly have forgotten it. ,fd ....aJs s, @. Can you swear it was not coffee?
 A. can swear do not recollect. od '1
 Q. Did you use sugar and cream?soi n-
 A. may have used one or both. or
 0. An, hayes; did you lick the spoon after sweetening your drink? e-I
 A. Can't say positively. e... t.... .. Q. Um-cant say; did you stir it with g spoon or your finger; and if so which finger? '3 54ass e5t si 4 .siasa3s . A. Have no recollection of any such circumstance, sir. A. Have not-no, sir; not the slight est. ss-.zsI ago .tsEr.Aa so gaf 6ly.,
 o. Be careful, sir. Perhaps can re- fresh your memory? A. Perhaps you can. Here another juror tumbled of his seat. with teeth set | and frothing at the mouth. r. sss se.bau.
 Recess. MiGnasbarg. .(OO Bultetin, ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

At Pompeii they recently found curl ous record. It was scratched, on the stuc-
 co of a kitchen val, and has been trans lated Lighted the fire, cooked his meals and swept the house for him 28.- JUL etlniea to this day, and he refuses to take me to the @rcus.' Beneath this, in dlaerent hand. is written: ls:Women are never satisfied" 6sseFy4.5a sssz aaao.dJ
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03
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Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

A German peddler sold man a iduid for the extermination of bugs. ssAnd now how you use it?" inquired the man af- ter. chad bought it. s.Katcir ste bug. ulaaa drop yoa leetle drop into his mont,1 answered. the apeddler. The deuce you % :. exclaimed the. purchaser, s.T could XII It lnahah that time by stamping on IL Well, exclaimed the German, ssdat is 2 good way, too. {" 1-.' -7-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

Look out: for people who invite you to nde with them. A Danbury man accepted such an invitation as cordially as it was gwen. and when he got ont of town aways. the nylter presented to him an old bili Tor four dollars and sixty cents. He didn't pay It, but it was Q narrow escape. z16
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03
INTEREST TO FARMERS.
Report of Analyses of Fertillzers.

Professor S. ". Johnson sends me the following report of his progress in the an- alysis of fertilizers. State papers will please copy.
 T. s. GoLD. West Cornwall April 18 I875
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

NEW HAVEN, April, 1875. I. 8. Gold, Secretary Board of Agriculture Dear Sir-The samples of unground Novia Scotia gypsum from from Mir. H. M. Hine of Bridgeport. have the follow ing compoSition.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03
lEA: Agents Wanted.

TEAsAGENTS wanted in town and country to sell Tea, or to get up club ordefs for the larg- est Tea Company in America. Importers prices and inducements to Agents Send for circular Address. RoBERfA WELLS, 4S Yesey St., IN. Y P. O. Box 1287-v-T zS
 The Christian Union, Henry Ward Beeeher, EditoFcof Oct. 18th last, says: ssFarties wishing to get up clubs, and all who can get orders sfor tea, shonld write him for a circular.''
 The New York Weekly Tribune, sof Sept. 3d, says: 'An Grange should writss Robt. Wells for a circular" ga e@
 The scythe, ofSept. 20, says;.Robt- Wells is thoroughly reliabie.'' - Sa%
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

The portions analysed were taken from the samples as received without further pulverizatl0n and therefore the analyses represent the variations of the material. Both samples contain practically 9l per Cent. of ''real potash" :" which corresponds to IT 6-10 per cent. of sulphate of potash.
 Sample No. 1 is stated to have been ta- ken by MT. A. o. Taylor from three bags of large lot in possession of the Bridge port Copper and Sulphuric Acid Company. 1t IS quite moist and the bags which were said to have been marked l34, 175 and l64 lba were found to weigh 136, 177 and 166 lbs. respectively. <sz-s5ezt-l-z,s rz-l.5 5a
 Sample No. 2. from the Rev. E.. Wells of Southport, Is stated to have been taken from lot shipped to W. B. Meeker of that place. This sample is dry in hand ling and is sold by actual weight. These articles belong to the lowest grade of Ger man potash salts. which are usually guar anteed by the German producers to con tain
 or sulpathe of potash to as per cent. Suiphafe of Magnesia- IS to 9 per cent eeAlnon saas to 5S per cent
 The actual cost of this dung salts" at the mines is about g. 50 per ton of 2OO0 lbs. at retail. It costs delivered in New York about SIP per ton. A year ago it was of fered at vessels rail in New York in 90 ton lots in bags for about Sl4per ton, f70 shil- hngs sterlIng per 2240 hs). Assuming it's commercial value to be exclusively in the potash it contains, this ingredient would cost at that rate about 7a cents per lb. Accompanying the sample No. | is a cir cular with analyses which are represented to give the composition of the lot from yssz fh that lf ez itgsisf tsiasff oase ana,ah ,h fact. to higher gra7e of potash salts, containing 15 to 13 per cent of potash, or 2S to 8 per cent. of sulphate of potash, and a much superior article to the one actually offered.
 Three samples of superphosphate were received, April 18th. viz-1. Bradley,s XL, sent by s. D. Woodruff. Orange, Conn. Sample taken from three 100 ID. bags of ton lot shipped to him, price $5QPer ton. 2. Mapes's superphosphate, sent by Arthur Sherwood, Westport, Ct. from lot for sale by B. K. Bliss < Go, New York Listers superphosphats, sent by the Rev. E. S. Wells, Southport, Conn. Sample taken from bags bought of Lister. Analyses of the samples give the following results:l
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03
Sob Printing.

J00 Printing.
 All kinds of book and Job Printing neatly and promptly done.
 Business Cards, Wedding Cards, Bill Heads, Labels, Ball Tickets, Handbills, Pamphlets, &c., &c., done in the best style, and as cheap as at any office in the State. al .E .t Orders can be sent in by mail and the jobs sent out by mail (if smalD, by stage, or express, to most parts of the county, without serious risk or delay. -- .f.t
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

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Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

One Sample of 'sBone Dust" from The Ssernfels Bone FertilIzing Company. Lin de Union Co. N. J., bought by Charles Wakeman, of Hubbell < Wakeman, West port, at $32 per ton, contains- .z@s !.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

A COW in Iowa by the name of Maud brought $7, ,5OO. .-C Courier Jongndl. l't" 7'S The animal probably acquired her pamem from tendency to .'Come into the Gar ai den" whenever the front gate was, left open.-M r. Com. AdVertisef. --------------l egBtn bsGsu Oh! bury Bartholomew out in the wood, In beautiful hole in the ground, t~tA'a Where the bumblebees buzz aud the wood peck
 CTS ring, ,s 4 as .t4..
 And the straddle-bugs tumble around. sA+i'ti So that in the Winter when the snow and tho ol slush
 Have covered his last little bed sS s1o 3e His brother Artemaa can go out with Janesec lss.a And visit the place with his sled | sOrthogrammania, is what they ere call ing the rage for spelling matches. n 4.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

The two aampl8 of German potash salts received April 12th contains respectively accordingly to duplicate analyses. =
 Potash ass ass average. s-5r ss1 ss1 average. s.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03
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6be GitfIDhtlo Gnquirer, q. A. HICK0X, Editor < Proprietor LITCHFIELD, CONN. ..,sr
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Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

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Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

sOrthogrammania,' is what they ere call. lg the rage for spelling matches. p ass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

Valuation at the biohest rates VIZ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-28
StaIien.

Die ,@a;etta b Stali1 i6reibt: .Bis
pobl iid Der YapIt lebr wobl b%sinoet, 10
wiilen mir bod aus iebr gutter Susls, Dag
Die Guentualitdt oes sutunitissa eonsla=
pcs in bieleu Ga9sn 0bne siusn li9tbaren
@runb ben @esenitano pieler DIPLOMATS
iGer Sulammentinite III Eom nnp sabls
rsi9sr telssrapbiider Ospei6sn ,wiidsu
Den Gerirstern s%spiisr WiG1ts nnS ibren
Ntiniitern Der auSiuarti9en Anse sssnbsiteu
bilpst. Die Diplomatic mo6te lbsr Siele
Gpentualitdt in Elm 9inperltGnDniB toms
men; bis iest lit ibr piss nidi ~sclunsea,
uno mir pilen nidt, Oh IS lbr iiberbaupt
9~elin9en miro. Die itaIieniids &esisrung
uno einigs Md9ts bOiien, oaB I'M Saus bss
Sooes 9ius TX. ii9 Ous bsiltse 0oussium
in Der Sirtinii9sn Sopele psriammsln u.
palelblt ben ncuen 9apit mad Den &eseln
ernGbls uuo bdmit cine neue 4era 6soinnen
peroe, IN wsldsr man ben nsusu Yapt
ua1 uno na9 lid nit oer i~talisnil ben 9inis
9un9 uusiObnen liebt." (2D-Nir willsu
ni6t, Oh u. mas Wabres on oieltr @r,abluna
1T; jsoenfaus pirsn ioI9e piplomatij3e
Seipre9unJen bodlt unnis Ano p%orsili9.
Der Bapit lebt nod uno miro, 10 boIien
mir ,u gott, nod rsdt LANCE Den StubI
Betri m,ieren. @snm Die Serren Diplomas
ten ii3 Gber auf oas alter Yius TX. berus
fen, 10 erpipern mir, baB AUDI Oas Sussnbs
uno Wannesalter Dor Dem Gooe ni1t ii6er
ut, unO baB Sieienisen, wel4e ibsr elm sas
tiinftiges 9oneIaue beratben, pieaei6t eber
ms Grab lteisen, aIs Yius *. Sic
brauGen nur al GauOur, 0saS;ini unO 9tas
poleon III. ;u bentsn, Die aud idon aue
Den Coo bes Yapltcs IN ibr Salcul aufsss
nOmmen batten. Nenm aber aud Ylus
TX. Dor linen itsr6en lOute, 10 limb ibre
Semi9ansen oenno4 unniB."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-28
auremburser Gazette.

sittern ab9eidloiiene Warien6or ssbra6t.
Sort mar falt uumittelbar unter osm berr:
lihen Slasfenlter, wel6ss Cardinal Haus
l9er por mebrsren Sabren seitiftst bate,
Die 0ruft bereitet wo,oen. Oielelbe lit
etwa neun 6uB lang, uisr 6uB brett uno
6inf SUB tief. Neben Der @ruit itano Elm
Wtetaliarg. Wabreno Die @eiitli1teit ii1
i'm 9albfreiie. laut Oebete lprs1eno, aufs
lteute, traf O%ombaunsilter S9miot Die
nOtbigen V~eriiisun9en. Oas Vabrtuh
wurOe s%ntiernt uno Der nit rotbem Sammt
iiberSo5ene J6Ol;larg, Der Die 9ei6e bara,
III ben Otetaalarg geboben, bieIer lofcrt
usrlOtbet uno III Die @ruit ssienft. Sn
bielem Wtoment b~raulten Die poQen Srael:
fldass bur9 ben DOM, uno elm er9rsiien.
Der Erauertoral purOe ab9siun9en. 2lui
ben Sars bate man in Die @ruIt Die ,abl.
rei6en Strange selegt, Die Qie6e unO Ser,
ebruns Dem Serltorbenen 9epiOmet battsn.
Wdbrsno Dies i'm Wtarien1or por3iug, bot.
ten Der &aiier, Die Gr;bsrSOse, Otinilter u.
ibrigsn Gbeilnebmer al Der 9ei6enreier
Den Dom uerlaiien. Inn IA u6r MAJ Der
ernlts Dict b%etnoet; bas Otlitar ridts ab
uno Dem Eublieum puroe Der Gintritt III
ben DOM i~rei9eSsben, no es inoeB nur
mebr cine bereits perl6IOiene Sruit fano."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-28

Gcuti6lano.

Die poIitii6en 8eitimmunssn Der pisl:
beiprodsnen beutideu rS%trafseietsN ouel:
le' Qlmdnoeruns) laiien ii6 in pier per
I9ieoene grnppen selle9en, ndmli9:
/. Oieienisen, uelde Die 0iientli6e
M~sinunsssa euBeruns beribrsn;
2. Oisienisen, peI9e sesen sspiiie
9anolunsen oes Glerus seri6tet iino;
3. Oisienissn, wel9s benz b.lsii6en
Su6esne: Geies sleidtOmmen, ;. b. lid
auf 9ia6bdrltaaten beIte9en uno
A. Oieienisen, wslde se9en 0ieoerbos
lunsen Oes alrnim, Sales seri4tet iino.
Sir uns in Nmerlfa lit natiirli9 Die eri E
@ruppe Die intereiianteite. Die Saupts
neuerung, wel3e in Sieier geiisbung Dor:
sei9lasen miro, beitebt parin, oaB tinftig:
bin ni3t auein Oerienise b%eftrait wsrbeE
ioQ, Der gu elmer Disqualification Sanos
lung, Su unseboriam se9en bic @eiete u.
|. No., II. |. 10. vaufioroert", ionoern aud
berienise i3war;e SOieuidt, Der bloB oasu
ranrsi;t". Dies lit Elm fein ausgeOa6ter
llnteridieo. .9luiiorperunsen" iino i9per
gu beweiien; a6er ols Gsrbre9en Ger v2tu
rei;un9" fann an Gnoe einem Seoen nad:
gemisien werbsn. Sin Wort, elm glif,
cine @ebebrbe tOuuteu I'M 9totbfall oils BIN.
reidenoes v9lnreisunss" .attsntat bstradtet
ueroen. Oas Wort r9lnrei;uns" ut gut
uno ma9t benz Yolijei: @enie, bas es itrai
re3tli9 e%rIonnen bat, aue Gbre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-28

10 in Verfau 9sratben, oaB MAJ fir,Ii5
iiber iie elm Su6 lbrieb nit Dem litel:
vOie tootep StdOte Der 3uioerlee." DIE
iibrig bleibenoen Gandle peroen cine melt
uoltommenere Gelbinouns NIT benz Deere
als iebt bsrItelen. Wan berctnet, ooB
man all ganb l96, go 0eetarsn seluinneu
miro, oarunter $50, 600 Seetaren DIS iru6ts
bariten Nferldnbes. 6reili3 wsrosn audi
Die Soften nibt serin9 iein. Maa bsrs9e
net lie auf ga Miaionsn Sbaler, nno wenu
man b%ecsntt, baB bas llnterRebmsm ~ ieis
ner Soaenbung pieusidt l6 Sabre brau6en
miro, 10 muB man iiir Die 3inlen Der Saus
tolten nod cine ~beubeutenoe Summe bin,ar
red men. 9aS llntsrnebmen mill Der Staot
nlbt aus ben SGnoeu 9eben, pie CT oenn
AUDI oas 0arlemer Dietr auf lsine Rslten
austrStren IieB. Man b,tlaSts ji9 sas
mails. bag Die arbeiten lansian BON ltattsu
9in9en, unO 10 iiberlieB Der Stauto Die Auss
trodnuns oss y elmer Yriuatseislidaft,
inosm sr li4 begniiSte, A YrO;ent 3ipisu ia
9arantiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-28
Scigicu.

Sn gelsien bat ii9 Der liberale Shraers
m~eilter bon 9iitti9 cine neue @epaIttbat,
einen absrmalisen SeriaiIun9sbru9 srlaMbt.
Sdon I'M NtOnate Ntai bate sr bic in leis
mem Imtsbejirte uorgefalensn an9riiie pes
YObeIs auf tatboltl6e Sro,eliionen Al els
nem wiufOmmensu Goupanoe genommen,
UNI ale Srosellionsn III untiriagen. @es
gen aueS Srparten bate audi Der Wtinilter
oes Snnsrn blsie NIT ) IA. Der Ysrfailuua
i'm Wieoeripru6e ltebenoe Ssrfisuns ans
nullirt. Nls nun por einl9er @oden oas
9ittihsr tribunal Die Tro,eijionsItorer als
SsrIeter Der pon Der Contribution einaes
raumtsn 9ultusireibeit, Die nd audi auf
satboItlds Su6iiaumi Yroseiiipnen auss
ee3nt, pegnrtbeilte, murOen audi tat6Oliider
@eit5 St,aimeu lGat. ne often perlan9ten,
ooB SiirgcrmeIlter &ierIot wsoen jenes
Oecrstes, oas mad Dem llgIbeile Der @es
ri9te einen SsrfalianSsbru9 inpoIuire, in
Nntla9sjultGno pcriset weros. anselebene
Slrtlten batten lib bersit5 6%iientli9 in oies
lem Sinne o~usseiprO9sn. Oils Antport
duf bieie 6orbsruns srIieB bisrauf oieier
Silttiber Yal6a Elm neues Seeret, in wels
dem er be;u9nsbmeno aui bic ni9t sriol9ts
Annulirnng ieineS erlten Serbotss, ballelbe
erneuerte uno ;par nit benz 0in,ufigen,
SaB er nOtbigenfallS nit Waiiensewalt
paiisIbs CUR Ausfibruns brinsen weroe.
Sn teiner anoeren belsiiden Staot, islbf
nidt einmal in Dem bp9raoicalen Gent,
bate man bisbsr sswa9t, Der Ssrfailuns
uno ben @eri6ten 10 fre6 ms @sii9t su
ihlasen; iiberaQ circuIircm Die Subildumss
SrOieiiionen inter GROCER Setbeilisuns Der
@ldubigen ungebinoert. BUR in 9itti5
iolte es anpers iein. 6uBeno auf Die
9ti9ti9teit ees bstrsiienosn Sscretes unS
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benz Seminars am Is. Housmber cine
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taum batten lie bns EortaI Der gatbeSrale
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malt an @eitsr9eben binoerten uno lie
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&atboIif unb alS Selgisr gssen Die ibm mis-
berfabrere @spalttbat unb febrts in Die
Gatbeorale suriid.
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ais cine GbrenIa6e al, ibr Gs6t Dor Dem
0eri3te gsItcno gu MAIDEN.