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/ q nd many Republicans hereabouts
ksfs 6King of running Mr.. JOHN r.
FRuBBARp fol, Congress. Our Ohio
county Repdbhcan friends might go
further from home and fare worse. Mr..
HUBBARD, llk40dr floral friend HORN
BnooAis soYnd on the great question of
Rss6ta6. He. acknowledges with shame
and modification the enormous scandals
which are covering the administra-
Itioncofthe government in every direc-
ton; and he wants them ended. He is
brave enough to admit that these scam
dals have been brought upon the country
by the chosen Administration of his own
party, and he has the courage to de-
nounce that Administration for the
shame, the humiliation, the ruin. 1t is
his own party-the party which
has had everything in its own hands
for years-which has had its own
sweet will and own sweet pleasure. And
its will and pleasure has been to make
the most corrupt government, perhaps,
on the face of the earth, and to bring the
country to as near the verge of ruin as it
was in human power to bring it. This is
his party; and he denounces its corrup.
tions, and wants to continue it in power.
But our fellow-citizen will find
that nominations are not given
to Republicans who talk of
reform. The truly good Republican
don't admit the need of any reform; and
the candidate for high office must en-
dorse the platform which declares that
"Presldent GRANT deserves the continued
hearty gratitude of the American peo'
pie"
We may, therefore, assume that HUB
BARD Is out of the Congressional race.
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NEVER before was a Cabinet Ministe

NEVER before was q Cabinet Minister
placed at the head of national COM
mlttee to manage a political campaign.
And in this instance it is ZAcK CHAND'
LKR, a man repudlated by the Republican
party of his own State, the most motor
nous member of GRANTS Cabinet, and
apparently selected because he is such a
member. IT the wiskey ring don't come
down with its millions to assist in elect
'ing HAYES, it won't be CRANDLEE's
fault.
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All for PelItiesI Eject.

Nrv YokK, July IA speeiaI rom
Saratoga 70 the Commercial Gt-AdreTtlse'
ssys that j. has leaked out that there d
an ,rreconcilsble difference between Til
den and Hendricks, and hence the non
appearance. OF Tilden's letter Of accept
area. Il is very evident from the bur.
ried manner in which Tilden and Hend-
ricks left Sarx.ogs, TIA: the nesting vAi
not q harmonious one, and that there are
vide differences between them on th'
currency question, which may oblge
Hendrieks TO repudists Tilden or peace
fully withdraw from the ticket
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THE fact that Gov. HAYES, in his letter
ci acceptance, promises the otiice-holders
3hat he will not turn them out, but will
Saiher give them life tenure, ought to
make them comfortable under the assess
hents now being levied upon them for
eampsign purposes. 1t is evident, how
.over. that their contributions must be
heavier than usual this year; for moth
b. can be expected from the Whlskey
Ring until some of the promised par
oons are made out. The estimate is about
s., 100000 from Federal officials and
'clerks. and the benefit of such sum will
be cheaply purchased by all the pledges
Governor HAYES may make to GRANT
And CHANDLER.
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OTTAWA, July 1.-THE report OF the
Committee on Doctrine ana Worship
was taken up after. a long discussion:
Resolved Isl. As the sense Of this Coun /.
Gil at the proposition for changes in the
prayer book which have been offered
or shall be offered be reported 70 the
Committee on Doctrine and Worship.
=. That all such propositions be re-
ported upon by that COMMITTEES 70 The
council Of 1879 TO be acted on and
finally adopted or rejected by the coun.
Gil Of 1880. Adopted.
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THE SIOUX TROUBLES.
Dispatches from Sheridan TO Sher-
man.


WASHINGTON, July 17,-Gen. Sheri-
dan has forwarded the following des-
patchs to Sherman: l had already Or
dered General Merritt to join General
Crook, but he will be detained few days
in attempting TO intercept the Indians
who have left the Red Cloud Agency. l
would suggest to Crook to unite with
Terry and attack and chase the Indians,
but am SO far away that will have
to leave them as have done.
The second dispatch dated Camp on
Goose Creek, Wyoming, July 18th,
via Fetterman, July 18th, says:
The last information i received from
the Red Cloud agency was That the
Cheyennes had left to reinforce the
enemy in my front. As this takes away
all the disturbing elements from that Sec
ton. l have availed myself of the
Lieutenant. Generals permission and
ordered eight companies of the Fifth
cavalry under Colonel Merritt TO join me
at this point. The best information l
can get from my front is that
The sioux have Three Fighting Men
10 MY One,
although / have no doubt of my
ability 10 whip them with my present
force. The victory would likely be one
barren of results, and so have thought
it better to defer attack Until | can get
the Fifth here, and then end the CAM
paign with one crushing blow. The
hostile Indians are according to my sd
vice,
kncamped on the Little Big Horn
near the base of u mountain, and will
probably remain there until my reinforce
ments come up. l received dispatch
from General Terry, this morning, ask
ing me to cooperate. Twill do so 70 the
best of my ability.
ISisned1 GEO. b. CROOK,
Briqadier-General.
Leave Granted to Jotu Crook.
The Commissioner of Indian affairs
to-day directed +. II. Danforth, Indian
agent at White River agency, to allow
all the Ute Indians who wished to join
Gen. Crock, to leave the reservation for
that purpose.
Official List Of Killed I'm Gen. Crook 3
Command.
CHICAGO, ,Julyl7.-Thcfollowing is the
official list of killed in Crooks command
at the battle of the Rosebud: David
Marshall, sergeant of Company F; Gil
bert Roe, private, of.of Company F; w.
Allen, private OF Company q; E. Flynn,
Company Q; A. Newkerker; Company
L; Richard Bennett, private, Company
l.; Brooks Conners, private, Company
l.; Allen j. Litchell, private, Company
l.; all OF the Third cavalry. Among
the wounded are Henry a. Guy, captain,
Company g. Third cavslry-Patrick
ODonnell, sergeant in same CON-
pany; Thomas Niegher, hrst sergeant in
company ., ID cavalry Andrew 6,
Rosen, sergeant company Z, Sd cavalry
James Carly, corporal campany 2, Sd
cavalry; Samuel Cook, sergeant company
L, Sd cavalry. Besides these there were
fifteen wounded, chiefly from the Sd
cavalry
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n. oruvay investigates

WARRINGTON, July T.-There Is but
sixty dollars difference between tie
vouchers of Blsckford, deputy sergeant
alarms Tor the Louisiana investigating
committee. and those of Ordwsy, which
can be explained S having been ex-
pended by Ordway for various neees-
sary incidental expenses not covered BY
Blackford's vouchers
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Lieut.. Cunningham, U. S. A., recently
tried at Columbus, o. for conduct un-
Becoming . gentleman and officer, has
been restored te duty.
Arthur Morse, con Of the late Prot. 5.
F. B. Morse, Of New York, was killed by
a fall from q tram in Louisiana, yester-
day.
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TYNEE, the new Postmaster-Genersi'
has summoned the Chairman OF the Re
publican State Committee of Indiana. to
consult with him as to where to place the
Offices SO as 10 do the most good for
HAYES. That is the practical demonstra-
ton of civil service reform under HAYES.
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THE announcement IN our telegraphic
columns this morning that differences
existing between TILDEN and HEN
pRrcss will doubtless cause HENDRICKS
TO withdraw, is, 10 doubt one Of the
numerous ghost stories usually gotten up
during campaign times.
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SEVERAL counties have instructed their
delegates to the Parkersburg convention
for General GoFF for Governor. The
Generals repeated failure as candidate
for Congress make him anything else than
h dangerous candidate to the Democracy
|tor any position.
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The dangerous element at the Sout

The dangerous element at the South
made up Of the thieves who have plum
dered those states Of hundreds of mil
ions of dollars; and who have lied to the
gnorant classes in order to provoke riot
pas disturbances. Every state in Demo.
Frs''c hands is orderly and peaceful;
lakes are lower; fhe rights OF all classes
IRE fully protected; the blacks are treat.
fd better than they are IN Republican
Hates. In states under Republican con-
Prc', taxes are enormously high; riots
IRE provoked by Republican mischief
nakers; the public treasures are plum
'ered, and mountains of debt heavily
ppress impoverished industries.
10 overthrow the dangerous element
the South, it is only necessary to
lace the control in the hands of the in
e!hgent classes. In fact, it is only Re-
aOhean states that are weakly governed.
only Republican governors who are
hsole to preserve order.
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The Republicans of tine Second Con-
|e ressionsl District will hold their Con-
yention to nominate candidate for Con-
.press. at Grafton on the 2Sth of this
month They propose having a straight
Republican this time. No moro boilers
for the Republicans of that district they
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PosTMasTER-G G ENERAL TYNER is after


the scalps of all in the postal service OF
ithe country who are not ready to fight
snd he "bled" for HAYES. He estimates
|ths, he can put 5000 men in the secret
|inail service IN Ohio and Indiana before
lthe October elections. As competency
bud devotion to the public service are
ano, considered in this connection, our
watchful friend Col. SHALLCRoss had bet
Der 'look leetle out" or he may be
snatched bald.headed for political con
siLera,lons." before he knows it. That's
!he way the Republicans reform the civil
|earvir, vnu l. unw
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C~utraes Awarded.

ATcHIsos, rs July 1.-The bids
for the extension Of the Cenral Branch
of the Union Pacific railroad from
Waterville, the present terminus, 10
Washington, Kansas, opened, and ne
contracts awarded. To-day the suc-
cessiul bidders were motly Illinois
men.
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JEWELL wouldn't assess postmssters
for the benefit of the HAYES electioneer-
ing fund and TYNER will. So each"
said, "JEwELL, begone," and GRANT
onened the door and propelled.
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HON % oDath1C
xyp-vvpIgaRy pm AfTnsF

Works on thai subject giving eoseis~
and plainly written Instructions fDs the
treatmep, % all ordinary ailments oi all
Domestic Animals, srs constantly kspt In
stock, toze tli~r with appropriate hedieins
Chssfs. Thee BOOKS are specially wfttf<n
sfzblsmzn's nse, avoiding "a fpr ~ posAi.
bic, ali technical tsrms- For Dsscrlptiye
Price Llxf send stamp 20 the BAI1IMOhE
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY, u wsse
Fayette street BOEkiCkE JAIkl~
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TIE msather to-day ,01H be partly
cio,dy cih southerly 'oinds rising tenn
n,rat,,re and local rains.
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ToLkDo, o. JuIy l7.-Flo1r-Quiss
and frn. Whest-Yirner; 40. ] white
Wabash 81 Is; No. 2 do. 81 10; No. ]
white Michigantl q; extra do 81 Is;
amber rpos ana seller july 81 "; seils,
An.ss. 81 0II. Corn-Duli; high mixed
ls.e; seller August 6ilSsS1 offered los
mired ssi. Osis-Daiii No. Sici
white 35c; Michigan &c.
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The Republican party has been prom.
bing reform ever since it came into
bower. It's conventions have promised
n; its candidates have promised it; its
President has promised it, but it has
been going ahead all the time from bad
D. worse. That party has reached the
condition of y common drunkard, it is
always promising reform, but constantly
solng down, down. To the appeal of the
people for reform, 1t must answer in the
language of the drunksrd in THE Nsg-
aDonds':-
My not REFORM That'seasily said.
81 hut I've gone through such wretched
Il Treatment,
sometimes forgetting the taste of bread,
y And scarce remembering what meat
meant.
That my poor stomsch's = past reform!
4 So it is with the party in power. 1t has
|Ied so long on corruption that reform can
lever rest on its stomach.
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A Man Of q Thousand

WHEN DEATH WAS HOURLY TX.
w PECTED from Consumptton, al
rernedies having failed, and DS. II. Jssass
vas experimsntinf. hs aeeidsnisi!y as Ssds
enreX his only child, and pov glvs this
recipe fres on receips sftwo STAMPS, 70 pay
expenceA- sHemp" also cures night
sveatA, nausea st The somsch. and win
be- eak fresh cold - - hours. A1dress
deiphfa- nam ips this ps p~ss nnz1a
I6EIKWzxYKBf la 8 gJpI61k8
Assssss sssss..s 81 Pictorial eiblee.
usD IIiusarzfionsL Addfsn i0g nev etsea.
ian, A. J. HOLMAN 4 %. IN Areh sesese
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R>. R,sler Kicks,

BosToH, July l5.-B +. Butler con
tradicts in the Herald this morning, the
report that he has withdrawn from the
congressional canvass,
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JOHN NJ. ROWAN, Esq, has been NOM
mated by the Democracy OF Monroe
county. for the House of Delegates.
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Failures.

Lospos. July l7.-Robert Mines and
AIIerrn Brothers i Co., merchants,
have failed; liabilities, E10yOs0. Giiberi,
Wright d Clark, Wholesale bOsiers, have
slso failed; liabilities, 5000 pounds,
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EarfhauakA

VIENNA, July ia severk shock OF
earthquake. lasting several seconds, was
experienced here this afternoon. No
damage Is reported.
LONDON, July IS. "A Standards
Vienna specisl says: During the Garth
quake wavy monument OF earth was
visible, church bells were set ringing and
houses yiolentlently shaken.
Calling ON Russia for Aid.
General Tcbernayef has sent a colonel
10 urge Russian societies 20 give their
promised aid in mon and money; other-
wise il will be TOO late
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nrsoCRArIC STATE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE MEETING, =.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH The NtSn
| of a majority OF the members Oh tt
state ExesuttsesCpmniteeS appoi5 az
rho Charleston Convention, SAD eSahnait-
m as will mset ss the city of Ssaiton on
ws.,uesday, the Dsk AaG OF July,
,.-s for the purpose Of Organization.
The Democratic candidates for the vari'
an. state offices, nominated at the Charles.
ton convention. are requested to meet ssid
can,mi,,ee - at the same time and place.
Rv o,ier Of the Committee. ..G
,re J.w. GALLAHER, Sec'y. =
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The following among ether bills intro
duced were referred:
By Mr. Hopkins-Appropristing
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RAILROAD BoSps-Strong and higher
with st. Paul and Northwestern o. fes.
lures
STATE SKcURIrIEs-Dull.
SrocKs-Dull and generally . Traction
flower. Kansas and Northern was ex-
ceptionally strong and rose from 81 to7.
Other changes too slight TO call for remark.
Transactions 40 600 shares, Of which 1000
were Pacific Mail, 1900 Western Union,
$4,000 Lake Shore, 5000 Ohio and : GOO
Michigan Central.
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FinanefsI Trsat1es

LONDON, July 1.-The 1iHses hp o
special from Calcutta, which says the er.
change question occupies public sttenilon
70 the almost entire exclusions Of other
topics. Whether the lowest point has
been reached, whether the depression
will be permanent or Temporary
and whether any and what remedy
Is possible are the nam subjects
of conversation among The people.
The rs,s now ia ,ri9e shows Il 81 per
rupee, SO that remit,ing small sums costs
.bou, Ihirty-fve per cent; large sums
cost slightly Iess. The goyernmen: loas
will nearly equal the gain from the
opium revenue EKeeps the mutiny,
this is the worst crisis 10 Anglo.
Indian history, and there are fsu
instances anyzhere Of calamity %
crushing and 30 general. 1.-the depres.
son coniinuez, u viii probably paralyze
the import trade. The problem before
the Indian government calh for the mort
.oxious consideration. II The depression
q 70 be permanent, it Will resolve inei!
into a question OF bov 70 Save of nation
Al bankruptcy.
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GrossIy Exaxgesaaed.

LoyDos, July l7-Disraeii stated
that the dispatch from Elliott, tho
Turkish Minister at Constsntinorle, says
the successes In Bulgaria are depIorsble,
but the published reports are grossly eI.
aggera,ed. There has been no wholesale
slaughter. Christian inhsbitsnt are
volnnteeriny sysin,. Seryis.
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afhesling Aegister.

colt slosed yesterday at lll@,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Nns Yesx. Jelt Morss- 4Jloss&'
.essy as 292} per csne laa6 Fenatjls'
papsr 804i per cent Oustoi sosio(a,
1884, ,000 The Asskkanf q ~ ~ u
6ursed $4,000. Olearings 4l /, 90 Oo0.
Sterling exchange 4s9@49l. aiit
GoLp-Opened and closed at lll},
with sales during the day at lllk Car
rying rates to 8 per cent Loans also
made fat.
GovHRNaENrs-Firm
United states us OF 1851. coupons. s......-...la
E1ve-twenties, (lS6S)
EIve-twenties. laSS) aew...-....-.......-..ll7S
Ftve-twenties, (lS67) ................., .ll9S
five-twentios, lS6s)
New Ftves. ........ll7E
Ten Forty Coupons.... ......-iisS
SuIroncN SiAos....'--s..-... Zoe
II m
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The Standards Vienna telegram says
Montenegro official papers state openly
that the Prince of Montenegro means "a
conduct the war on his own account. He
will have no alliance with Servia, though
he considers Servtan observations useful
as :esgaging the attention OF large
Turkish force.
The Posts Berlin special says X una
MIA has notified the powers that her mobi.
lizstion is merely for the defence Of her
frontier
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-08-02

Der 5tagenbfe 8eweis 8.
Sn einem Oorfe mar Elm neuer Srdnt.
frog fir has 0tintoieb anssiaaft unb
balt in Die Maucr einaetaEsn -morben.
Ginise Der Notwithstanding ncbel.
'woIenbe b~ebaupteteu nun, Der Sroa itede
10 tief in Ser Wauer, Sab bas gieb ieintn
Sopf nidt oroentlid Bineinbringen uni
bcqnem iaufsn Tonne. Ser @emeinbe.
poriteber, CUR Bcridteritattuns aufsefor.
bert, nimmt seborisen gusenfdein, un'
tsrin9t nit feinem &opfs eenau bi
Weite SeHnung DER Wauer uno b.ridtc'
fooann. oab mad Der bon i9m anseiten
ten unteriuduna Sic Osnnuns aud fiji
Oas ar0bte @inSbieb nett senus iei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-08-02

MritAo Cine iGntae unb srinelide
OtutHI+ Seluns fir Bride ptfrSsrnia,
in sung unt alt, 9%aranttrt bic SutIcn Nttbsbc.
Cine frfe 9siluns Oesr feline 3ab'una. Sdrsitt
crsr ipredt Ysr bel Or. Subipn, 708 CHESTNUT
Giraffe ct. QuuiS, DC.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-08-02
: 9 mruffifh,u Wobe ,os,

s. uififden Babe iabsn
,iuei aranfe, elm unaar uno elm Seiter.
reider, bic nit Gubabeln bebaftet maren.
SeiSe mnrben ant fdmcrsbaftsn 6ube
ti6tig nit 8oatiidern f%ortirt; Der
Seferreider idrie Dor emery, Ser llnsar
lab rnbi9 su unS la6elte. NIs Die
SaSeoiene. iid cntfernten, foate Der
Oeferrei@er gum lln9arn nit Sbrdnsn
in ben @useu:
Iber Sic f0nnen Sdmer3 auSbaIten.
So, a~ntlportete bieier, bob / ben &ran'
fenwdrter beriuiidt, bob i9m g'iunbeu
SUP gum Sorttir'u b~ins'9oIten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-08-02

Gin Spabboeel wsttete in elmer
@sie1idaft, Sab er bon minbeIsns fiinis
GIG Pericnen auf cine Srage cine unb
bieielbe @ntwort erbalten miirbs. lin
feline Wstte su setpinuen, iaetc er AT benz
Mddifen n@iicn Sic i@on, bab Serr
Meper 8unferott senadt bat."-8elder
WteDer ?-Su elmer balben Stunbe batten
finfSi9 @er1onen bie ndmIiden @orts
wieberbolt uno Der Spa6uosel icinG
8ette %gewonncn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-08-02
DIR, JACQUES .,,,, sts'''!

aL' - |T'
705 Chestnut ST. Louis Mo.
@iebt immsr nod ,uysrla0ist unb fbntlt ge.
banbluns in altn ~stbtimtu unb seIdIr6tiitsn
9raufbsitm tieit ,eriSrtnbet aranfttittn perar
labt tur6 jastnblibt Werirrntseu ODER ipitrre
alusidpeifuns -wie Sptrmafborbpta, Samen-
itwads, WtrsSle S&wSde, llnfrubtbarfsit unb
ibre l6,edli&en 0plssn, 0ebanfeufdpShe Rer4
Yenidwade, gln9ft pcr Der 3uiiaft 8eiabarfeit,
u isssbruns llniauslidtit fir sas is3iaIe pber
Gbslebsn cSer ben Grfols in @tl6Sfte. Gbsnfo
~laisrierse gaue son ~ssbeimtn 9ranfbtiten, in
ieorr Gcrn,, has BLU, unb ipi6tise innert Srsane
persiftenb, ftanen mir fiber uub rauerbaft beilsr.
5auisnbe spr yatienten bic BON uns aebtiltp ur-
ben fbnhen Siss beseugen. llniere brtisis-jSbriSe
praria, unp 6aS Stubium tieisr Granfbeiten
baben ms Grfabrunsen unb G5sldidlidfet Ae-
idert. Wir f1ideu Inpsiiunsen unb Iebi3inen
iritt sebsim an irseip cine @breTe. gerrepen.
beng une COMPUTATION { 81. =
YampJlet IN D~eriiegclteu Goubert fir
st,ns Wnnanr,u.T NN 7
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Hlt %Dcrfnufcia

Cine Garm bon speibunbert @dsr nit @rbn.
BAUD unb Staluns unb s"tsm 9runncn, it ~
isbr eiinfisen 9sbiasunsen ,n ysrfaufrn.
Ginf unb trsibis alder t~einben ia untsr
GuItur u,b iaS si%nssSSunt. Das bebauis eanb
III sortrsflider Greet Bottom.
Habsrr @isfunft ertbsilt 8ubOIpb Sir,el II,
5sfmann. cber Der llntsr3si&nete All Ort unt
Stsqe an Der 9rcn &rab 81 Msiltn ron Der
mann.
2ouis Odsner.
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3u Derfaufft.

Oas einitodise Bafitsin. @eb6Hhe bes
Srn. SeinridN9 Coins an ber>wrft Seite
oerM arftitvabe ,wildrn 8. unb A.. lit AT
duberit aiiniisen 8eOineunafit al brrfau.
fen. Inter benz Sanfe b%efinbet fi@ Elm
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