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Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-16

Remarkably appropriate. In our
C.,tnrIal Year, We elect Uncle
Sam for president.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-16

Greene county, Mo-, was carried
by the Republicans by some 200 ma
jority.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-16

Dispatches received from New Or
leans state that the Returning Board
has met and made an effort to throw
out the Democratic parishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-16

Almanacs ur III are most ripe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-16
A LAWYER.

1t is related OF George Clark, the
celebrated negro minstrel, that, be-
ing examined Is a witness, be was
severely Intercepted by the attor-
ney, who wished to break down his
evidence.
You are in the negro minstrel
business, | believe, inquired the law
yer.
Yes, sir, was the prompt reply.
Isn't that a rather low calling?
demanded the lawyer.
| don't know but what it is, sir,
replied the minstrel, but it is so
much better than my fathers that |
am rather proud of it.
What was your fathers calling?
He was a lawyer, replied Clark
in a tone Of regret that put the au-
dience IN O roar.
The lawyer let him alone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-16

Kansas CITY Is the Democratic
city Of Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-16

The regular Democratic ticket in
Rails county was elected by MAORI
ties ranging from $50 to 1,130.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-16

Charlton county went Democratic
by about 1880.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-16

Poor Kansas, we feel sorry for her.
Geo. L. Anthony has been elected
Governor.
Who will protect little Belknap
now?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-16

Cass county gives Phelps and Til.
den 700 majority. Whole Demo
cratic ticket elected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-16

The Joyces, Averys, McDonalds,
McKees, &C., locked up in the peni-
Tertiary; the B.bcocks, Belknaps,
Robesons & Co., chained down in
the courts; the Grants, Mortons,
Conklings, and so on,with the train
ed bands of thievlng olood-suckers,
petty thieves and clustering funkies
are preparing to take up their line
of march from the high places they
have so long disgreced in the capitol
and around the purIieus OF the White
House, and make room for the mar
ching columns of a solid Democra-
cy-East, West, North and South.
GIVE THANKS GIVE THANKS!
Unto Him who hath delivered US
from our enemies and blessed US
with freedom in onr councils,
joy at our fresides, and peace and
happiness from the rising of the
sun to the going down thereof. And
let all the people say Amen!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-16

Some of our Republican friends
want 'our rooster to cook now.
the crop of sick radical r~oosters
ibis fall is immense.
Of course they don't want 10 eat
this kind, but we want it ourselves
thaHksgivings day. If they have
acted in such q way as to sicken
even their 'roesters' let them eat
lem. We propose to eat ours on
thanksgiving day even if he crows
himself all away but feathers and
spurs, and we will cat HIM with a
relish too.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-16

The following is about as close as it
is possible to figure on the political
complexion of the next House of Rep
resentatives:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-16

The Globe Democrat consoles its
self with the thought that 1880 will
soon be here. Yes 1t will and so
will the next Centennial, but the
editor of that paper will he IN q
place where it will be more trouble
to the console himself than he found
it in the St. Louis jail even.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-16

Grant ordered the men OF war
TO take the stump fer Hayes in
Louisiana.
This is the grandest, noblest.
most glorious republic that ever
blessed the world, and yet with all
it's power glory learning and great
ness. Ii can't make ali Infatuated
woman stop in the middle of a sen.
tence and listen to an explanation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-16

Nodaway county elects entire DEM
ocratic ticket except sheriff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-16

Tilden's majority in Howard
county is 1866.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-16

Linn county H. Democratic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-16
VIM. HiNZlE,
Practical Upho!sterer,

MEXICO, MO.
Respectfully announces to the pubic tnS'
he has a large assortment OF -,
ALL KINDS OF CUSHION WAAAs
Also Parlor Sets, from 500 and upwsro
Lounges from $12 and upwards.
Spring, Hair and Moss Mattresses, Chssp'
Repairs Sofas, Rocking-Chsirs. Loaa
oes, Mattresses, ca~ne-bottom chairs wv
on reasonable terms. ,.,s
Buys and sells all kinds of cond-nS
furniture. II
Call and see me-Fiye doors South y.
the Southwest o O fthe Public Square
yyss, HENZIE.*l
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-16

Phelps majority in this State is
Al .4O4.
, 1876-03-22

The Police will issue such further regulations concern.
ing other matters connected with he Porter. Occupation,
as may be required on behalf Of the Authorities and
for the convenience of the Public.
Cases arising from the matters here treated of shall hs
dealt with as public police-suits. Porters are, in reference
to transgres8ion8 Of duty committed by them, bound to
submit to the decision Of the Policemaster.
All questions as to the correct meaning of these Regula.
tons are subject to the decision of the Superior Authority.
TO be continRed)
, 1876-03-22

10. Poitiet giver de narmere Bestemmelser ON de 6vrige
Sjouervasenet v~edkommende Forhold, som det Ofentliges
Tarv og Publikums B~ekyemmelighed udkr@ve.
Sager der rese sig fra de her ombandlede Forhold at.
qj6res som Poitisager, Sjouere ere med Hensyn til
1Jenesteforseelser pigtige at underkaste sig Poliime-
sterens Kjendelse.
ALE sp0rgsmaal ON Forstaaelsen at dette ReslemenS
ere Undergone OVer0Vrighedens h0iereAfgj6rel8e.
fFOrt5eueS).
, 1876-03-22
VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AUX TON.

PFTER Begjaring at Frederik-
5 steds Skifteret som behandlende
Boet efter afgangne Henry Ventor
og tidligere abode Hustru, vii den
npvnte 30, tilh0rende
Eiendoz22 NO. &c.
Litr. A PRINDSENS GADE
her i Byen bIiye opraabt til BortsaIg
we'd ofentlig Auctions O%yerensstem-
melse med PIakat 22de April 1877.
Auktionerne alhoIdes KI. | sIet
Eftermiddag paa Auktionscontoiret
som f6lger:
lste Auction Torsdag den 4do
Mai 1876,
eden Auction Torsdag den I8de
Ma 1876,
3die Auction Torsdag den lste
Juni 1876.
Conditionerne for SaIget og andre
OpIysninger kunne erholdes paa
Skifteretscontoirct
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir den
20de Marts 1876.
G. SARAUW.
, 1876-03-22


On Monday last the Colonial Council
held its sixth ordinary meeting. The
first item on The Order OF the Day was the
introduction of and first discussion on
Draft Of the Budget fer 1876-77 with
Money Bills.
The President in introducing the Draft
gave a detailed resume Of the financial
state Of the Colonial Treasury. This
Draft showed, he said, a deficit of about
100000, which will be still mere in
creased, owing to the fact Of the crop
being likely to prove far below what
was expected at the time the Draft
was framed; at that time it was estImat-
ed to give, with ordinary rainfall, ! to 5000
hhds whereas now, owing to the con-
t%i0uous and obstinate dry weather, this
crop will scarcely reach 5000 hhds- On
the other hand, the expenditures will re-
main the same rs In the Draft, with the
exception OF a triaing reduction under the
Military Department.-He showed tb3l.
ever since the exceptionally good year,
1871, when the public revenues gave
a large surplus, the island has a'
constant deficits in the public accou0
and Tor the last Tour years the amount by
WaIch Jbe expenditure nas exceeded jae
revenue has been SD, OOO. besIa4s
thus amount there were also conSlag'@0s
Outstanding amounts on me bureau loans
oil previous Years 10 all ABOUT ooo'o0o. 81
winch a portion IS totally IosJ' WINE
the remaining part IS secured ~ ne
best way possible. at the same time me
Treasury owes about SI52.oO0 TO lha
State Treasury, besides the lmmI3Fa'Ion
loan. 10 meet TINS and other cIaia48, l''
Colonial Treasury could reckon OF "b94s
500 900 OF me arreaIs on '|'fta.r "'f a'
,,.or ao9 J' ahont ~o @9S ana 49,, , r.' ~
{1u,, =. aid I ~ lie s rbo iaoos r f.. tIa sta,o,
n rJor9 o - y tbo - tonn ~ - 81 zoo o,I tEo
IloJs" 49, , ! T'la ohont oiso "no s. ~.
T f2.oa Go9l.9 - = oroos,I,I - oa.o;I.r
I 49, ,ac3 4La na,tas - t.iy .oNon+ohIa
"aaa - - malI;o fnanoos ua snb.
P G9t',I" u -. = I9'at' or +b9 81 an oad
nnl's1u " q.-I -oLtab ulol".tas +ha4
G.oP P a ~: ~ a,"I a., a.aa :, ~o,rt;~a.,
n.y." I I,o, - tLo
~" +, tLn $1,000 no
3NtlOA N'''A gov ~
, 1876-03-22

MT the request Of Frederiksted's
L6l Dealing Court in behalf of the
estate of the late Henry Vontor
and his deceased wife the
Property No. %
Ltr. A PRINDSENS GADE
in this town will be put up for sale
at Public Auction in accordance with
the Placard dated the 22nd of
April 1917.
The Auctions will be held at the
Auction Office ut | o'clock p. m.
as follows
LIST Auction ON Thursday the 4th
of May 1876,
End Auction on Thursday the 18th
of May 1876,
Bird Auction on Thursday the lst Of
June 1876.
The conditions for the sale and
other information may be had at the
Office of the Dealing Court.
Auction Office Frederiksted March
Doth 1876.
G. SARAUW.
, 1876-03-22

NE 7 bekjendtgj0res herved at
gJ Udkast til r. epartitionen i afgang-
ne Anna Maria Minors og tidligere af-
dode Mand William Charles Minors
felleds Bo vii bIive fremlagt i en-
Session som afholdes den eide
April forstkommende XXI. 10 sIet
Formiddag.
Frede riksteds Skifteret, st. Croix
den Tide Marts 1876.
C. SARAUW.
, 1876-03-22

M -REDITORERNE i afgangne
" Martha Elizabeth James 30
anmodes ON at give Mode i en-
Session der afhoIdes Frcdagen den
2Ide April XXI. IL slet midday for
at blive bekjendtgjorte med den paa
Boet anmeldto Gjeld m. m,
Frederiksteds Skifteret, st. Croix
den code Marts 1876.
C.. SARAUW.
, 1876-03-22

A MOTHER AT SIXTY THREE.-Our Ne
nagh correspondent states that the wife of
a small farmer named Thomas Spillans
residing 1T GUNNER, near Kllcommon,
gave birth last week to a fine healthy
daughter, the mother at the time being in
her Gard year, aud the father in his 10th.
Both mother aud daughter arc reported as
doing well.-DaJhn Harder.
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lying without the borders of Manitoba.

lying without the borders Of Manitoba.
John Jarrett, one of the six Hundred
who made that wondrous charge at
Balaklava, has just died. He had three
wounds, and his horse was shot under
him; he caught another horse and es-
capped.
All Of the executors of the will of f..
u. Ward, the Detroit (Mich) millionaire,
has resigned, it is understood because
they found the management of the estate
much more difficult than they had antics
ipated.
General Custer and Frank Mayo were
warm personal friends. The rifle carried
by the latter in mis- character as "Davy
Crockett" was captured by Custer at the
great Wachita Indian fight, and present
ed by him to his friend.
Mr.. Whittier has moved from Ames,
bury to Denver, Mass, for six mo- tbs,
ana taken up his residence with Ia fanny
of relatives, named johnson, who occupy
the old home OF Col. Enoch Putnam, an
officer Of the revolutionary war.
A. V. H. Carpenter. general passenger
agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railroad, a prominent citizen Of
Milwaukee, was thrown out OF his buggy
and severely injured on Sunday. A man,
name unknown, was also dangerously
hurt while endeavoring to stop Il e run
away.
Mrs Fanny Lusk, for herself and hel
minor children, has brought suit agains
the Central Pacific railroad company tt
recover 500, 900 for the loss OF her bus.
band, Simon Lusk, who, while travelling
on Central Pacific, railroad train in 1872
was killed in collision at Sidney, Ne
braska, caused by the drunkenness o
one OF the company's employes,a brakes
| man.
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MINNESOTA ITEMS.

School district No. 20, Goodhue
county, has elected Mrs. S. Gliden
directress fer three years.
at the late annual school meeting at
Litchfe!d, not lady was present-not
one cast a vote.
l.. Gronlu nd, confined in the Mankato
Jail for forgery, takes his incarceration
to heart, and is failing considerably in
health.
A. j. Clark, Of Little Falls. has been
appointed county attorney Of Morrison
county in the place OF Mr.. Foster, re-
signed.
At the annual school election in Wa
basha some fifty ladies were present
Mrs. j. j. Stone, the only lady candidate,
was defeated.
The annual school meeting of the wis
lage of Kellogg, Wabasha county elected
Miss Jennie Lynch as director by more
than a two>thirds vote.
The directors of the Kellogg, Wabasha
county, Patrons of Husbandry Ware
house company, have leased the ware
house of JAS g. Lawrence, of that viii
lage.
H. w. Barkuloo. of Pennington, died
on Saturday evening, the 9Th, with pain
full suddenness. He had attended divine
services during the day, las usual and was
dead at midnight.
The Hastings Union notes the fact that
VIM. Dyer has taken 400 pounds OF
honey from his hives this year ,and adds,
1--WE should think this is a more profitable
crop than wheat"
The temporary insane asylum buildings
at st. Peter are being refitted. The stone
building is receiving a new coat OF
plaster and paint on the outside, in in
imitation of new stone, land the frame
building is being newly sided.
There were about 80 ladies present at
the recent annualschool meeting at Fari-
bault. Their presence is acknowledged
to have exercised a salutary effect. even
though not one OF them was elected. AT
the similar meeting at Sank Rapids, not
one was present.
Hastings Union, Oct. II: Last week a
flock OF about fifteen or twenty quail.
evidently blinded by the storm which
prevailed at the time, flew down Second
street. Flying against buildings, etc., al
a great rate, several were killed and two
or three captured alive.
A man named Daniel Mcneil, a rcsis
dent of Pennington aEd a carpenter in
the employ of the Milwaukee L. st Pau
railroad was found, on the morning of the
Sth, on the track at Pennington, horribly
mangled and dead ;the manner and occa-
sion of his death being unknown. De>
ceased was aged about 80 Years. and had
relatives in the vicinities OF Austin and
Albert Lea.
On the 9th, in consequence OF the neg
ligence OF 4 farmer in leaving down bars,
number OF horses wandered on the
track of the Winona Il st. Peter railroad,
near Eyota. A wild freight train ran
into the animals, and the engine and tour
cars were ditched and the engineer only
escaped serious injury, if not death, from
the escaping steam. by being thrown into
i pool OF water
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NElHiDLEiS
FOR ALL
Sewing Machines.

C,ess n l. .NiCCX
48 Vest Third Street,
st. Paut, Mann
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CURRENT NEWS

A Portland lady has made four Jour
neys around the world.
The late General Braxton Brags's life
was insured tor $4,000.
Charles Francis Adams is worth ST.
100000, which is mostly invested in Boss
ton real estate.
Captain Fred, Burnaby. the English
Central Asian adventurer. is next going
to Africa to hunt for Stanley.
The great gastronomic question of the
day is, shall we begin the day with a
cup Of coffee, bowl of soup, whisky
straight, or II shampoo?
The geological garden ut Cincinnati
has been running behind badly. The exs
penses of the past year were $4,000
more than the receipts.
Suit has been instituted in the United
States district court of New York against
Frank Leslie. to recover $4OO,OOO for
alleged differentiation in importations
of paper.
The Maryland peach crop for the past
few years has been as follows: 1873.
1,9S4.S44 baskets; 1874. 1000, 900 bas>
kets; 1878. 5000. 900 baskets; and 1876.
100000 baskets.
One of tho events of the season >
Newporthas been achristening party, at
which the baby wore white neck lace
valued at S3.O00.as well as S.. 900 worth
of diamonds belonging to its mother.
Mr.. Dana Justly proposes to measure
the value of Moody and Sankey's eff.
forts by their effect lin the betteriny Of
the manner Of lite of the material money
seeking. and earth-engrossedi inhabitants
ofChicago.
Mrs. Kane. daughter Of the man who
has been driving fashionable coaches for
amusement in New York, has married
Mr.. Augustus jay, son Of the late minis
Ter to Austria.
Mrs. Alexander Robinson, Of North
Morgan. Utah. as years OF age. while Ia
boring under an attack Of insanity. chop.
ped off her hand with blunt AZ, the oct
requiring. - she states. six blows.
Hon. David Laird. formerly Canadian
minister 10 the interior. has been ~
pointed lieutenant governor Of IT,
Northwest ss1ifory-that =. d ~ lands
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ChiCag.. \ NOrtlWeSteplR. R,

PASSENGERS for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Clevel md, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburg,
Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Mon
treal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Saint
Louis. Cairo, San Francisco, Sacramento, Og-
den, Salt Lake City, Denver, Council Bluffs,
Marquette, Escrnaba, Menasha, Madison ,Chey-
enne, Omaha, Yankton, Green Bay, Milwau-
kee and all points West, South and East should
buy their tickets via CHICAGO and the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Close connections are made at Chicago with
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, Mich.
igan Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago, kankakee Line and
Pan Handle Routes, for all points East and
Southeast, and with the Chicago and Alton
and Illinois Central for all points South
Close connections are also made with the
Union Pacific Z. X. at Omaha for all far West
points.
Close connections are made at junction points
with trains Of all cross roads,
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
These celebrated cars are run on all night
trains on all the lines Of this ruad
This is the OILY LINE running these cars be-
tween Chicago and st. Paul or Chicago and
Milwaukee.
At Omaha our sleepers connect with the
Overland sleepers on the Union Pacific Rail-
road for all points west Of the Missouri River.
Among the
Inducements Offered by this
Route
to the TRAVELLING public are all the modern i'm.
provements and Gravel Ballasted Track.
Steel Rails. Rock and Iron Bridges, Parlor and
Drawing Room Day Coaches, Smokiflk and
Lounglng Cars, Westinghouse Safety Ar
Brakes, Miller's Patent Safety Coupling and
Platforms, Speed, Safety and Absolute Comfort.
Burning Through Five Great tatss,
and operating over 1000 miles of road. this
company presents to the traveller facilities that
are not and cannot be offered by any competi.
tor.
All ticket agents can sell You tickets via this
route.
II you wish the best travelling accommoda-
tons. you will buy your ticksAs BY this route.
and will take no ot.,~r.
GARTIN HTGHITT.
General Supesintendent
". II. STENNETT.
General Passenger Agent
0ly-wk
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|, $3.50, 400 Acres Minnesota
Lands For Sale.

These lands are located ir the hest grain.
stock and wool growing regions of the mort h !,
west; healthy climate, rich soil pure water.
cheap lands, free schools and good markets.
The Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad
Company also offers for sale 800 million feet
OF Pine Timber, large portion of which can be
manufactured on the line of the railroad. Tim
Der will be set apart for TIE use OF each mill
low prices made for stumpage; special rates Of
freights given, and every facility offered to
make the business permanent and profitable.
JOHN II. ILSLEY.
President and Land Commissioner,
ST. PA UL, MINI.
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We will give facts, statistics,
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, 1876-05-25
Mer.eG.

Sapano, "a. Mai. Der ffon5o-
fIde Yoitoampier 1T aus Scra @ru3 bier
ansetommcn; Die Buiaaiere melocn, SaE
in oen lestelt 4 Ta9en DOT Ntfabrt ocs
0ampfcrS feiue 9abn3iise umo feline
8riefc III gera @ru; aus Der Souptltaot
Mier TO aalanstcu, neil Die e%omulunlfa=
ton uuterbrudcn Jet. Der Nntltano
nilumt beoentlide Dimrnliouen an. 81
wuroe b,ridtst, CAP Der Yralioent oes
Sbe; seribtS uod ecu Scr. Staaten emit
flobcu iei uno SaB Erdiiocnt Garcoo SIM
italtcn ntahte. fem @iseutbum su per~
fuufsn. Die 8erid)te iiao jeood wabr>
ldeialih iibertriebcr,. Oet Gatnpfer nGi@
tn Of Merida" miro bcute aus Scra Grn;
bier %crlpartet, uno berie1be miro ipubr=
iAeinlib a3eitnu9en uno ncuere 9tadridl-
tell brin9en.
, 1876-05-25

g d n wieoer Elm Bonmasen in
gcras non 3idubcyn hs%crfaIen! Dies
iltal ecid)ab e8 in Der @csenO BON 81 pa
70. Mebrere berittcne 8duber b~iclten
Ocn Woaen on, Die BoNaaicre mubtcn
an8iteiseu uno ibre &ertbladcn bersebcn.
Mittlcrfpeile fanen nod, brci Seid)aileu
ongefubrcn, Oeren 8aHaajere ebenfuuS
ouSftel9en mnBtcn, 10 baB iest l6 8aiiaz
aierc beiiamnca unO gum Mb9ebsu ibrer
gSertblndeu unO lbtcS @etoe5 ger Stbi9t
morcn. H'u6er ,pareu es I'M @an,en
bier; bic Haiiaaierc crfIdrcn ibre witcr-
itono5loie Il ttriuerfuna bamit, bab fie
gum 3beil gar uitt beuaffuet aereicn
leicn. inOeln eiu ieranilbcs @.let 8iirs
germ uno aid) Jecileroea oas Gragen Dol,
@affen oerbietc. Sine GeidaiIe. worin
bic Selren Gulpcr uno Yeltber pnn Gol>
pms Gbrilti ioben, mo1tc oapon fabren.
Die Ndubcr ober itolieu oui iie, ieood,
entfam Oieie Gbaiic. nad benz Der bcruoff
nete SEER Sulper hea Jidubern nlebrere
Shiille 3u9cianot bate. Gle Yente Der
@caela9ercr III @clo nuS Wcrtbia6cu
bctrGat mnaefdbr $500. Gud) bcitic9en
bic 9iaubcr bic beiten Der Buiipferoe, nod)z
Dem iie ibre Stopper erihoilen batter, uno
+ item qemdhtlid) oa6on. Sbnc 3lpclfcl
liuo bicie Strabenrduber bieielben, wel'
die wcnige Sage supor, ndnllld) an H..
Diai, Die Nplt ulo ibre paiia9iere sui-
iden &Ittasburg uno Gan antoulo pIaus
Oerttu.
, 1876-05-25

8 Dem : taSthcn 8arter, I'M Glib.
|mefcn Miliouri'S mar Ger se6nldbriae
|Gobn elmer ,Ysittme felt ldn9ercr a3ett ben
t1dtlid)en Mnsriffen onSerer Vuben. oil
Deren Spise Der Sobu ei,eS lrsteS itano,
nnSaeleb. @rit Dor %einiaeu Saaen butt
lien Sic msilentbeilS dltereu Vuben Den
prflen Sunsen 10 arg maiiraitirt uno nit
l~priteren WiiBbanlunaen beorobt, Sa6 Der
Eebrer Der Sbule, welde bic Snnsen be-
nhtcu, lid) pcranlabt iane, ben 8eorob-
EN- nad Sauie ST begleiten. Groe Ger
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