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Some two weeks ago Mr.. andMrs. j. Frank
lin, from Sunshine, Colorado. stopped off at
Salina to visit Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Hamilton,
and also the Sloan brothers on the Solomon
After few days visit, Mrs. Franklin was re-
turning to Salina, with one of the brothers,
and when near the Saline valley, some nine
miles from Salina, one OF the horses stumbled
and fell, jerking one line out OF the driver :
hands. By holding the other, the team was
turned quite suddenly around, upsetting the
wagon and throwing Mrs. Franklin out. The
scat fell upon her right ankle. disocating and
breaking the bones of her limb very badly.
Assistance was obtained and she was brought
to Salina and taken to the residence Of Mr.. o.
p. Hamilton. DR.. Crowley was called in. who
very skillfully set the bones and joints, rem
dering the patient quite comfortable. She is
now doing we'll.
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We are informed that party from Michigan
was in town last week who had about deter
mined 10 star; q foundry and machine shop Ia
SaIlna, IN the spring. He IL reported % BE- /.
very experienced mechanic. We believe that
there Is a splendid opening here for that kind
OF business. Thousands OF agricultural I'M
pIements are sold here annually, and annually
thousands OF them mus, Be repaired. Mach
money il sent away for castings ~ ieh caH as
well be retained mere Without desiring 70 cast
any reflections upon our farmers. we are con-
PEELED 70 state what IL notorious fart that
more agricultural implements are lef; 70 go
% rot" IN wind and weather in Kansas thar
in any other state IN the Union Hsuoe 5 ma
chinis, and founder can resp hzrTes; hers IA
the way Of repairing. Il he expense q ssose
who do not ''hs1se" their implements, IS Also
those Eho DO. for with the best Of care ma
chine viii wear out and Ned repair In tine
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The members OF the Official Board OF
the Methodist church. OF this city. are 20 be
congratulated on the success Of the FIST lee
ture delivered in their winter course By Miss
Susan B. Anthony, last Thursday evening.
Soon after the church was opened the throng
commenced pouring in and by "a O'Clock the
body seats in the church were filed. Seats
were placed in the aisles and auditory and were
st once occupied. The attendance numbered
over 400, and one Of the finest audiences we
have seen In Salina. At about 40 Miss An
thony was introduced By Rev. J. II. Lock-
wood. Although not at all progressing In
face or figure, one was attracted at once by
her dignified earnestness, ease Of manner and
pleasant voice. and her hearers were soon
drawn from their feelings of curiosity to that
Of interest IN the subject which she discussed.
Instead OF iorsaking The cause for which she
has so long been laboring she created more
sympathy for Ii by the strong arguments
which she produced ia It's favor. Woman
wants bread and not the ballot" was the cry
Of the opposition to female suffrage, and II
was one which she desired TO answer. The
leading proposition which she based her lee
ture upon was that any class OF people who
are denied voice In their own government
are degraded morally. socially and Intellectual
ly. They are subjected TO expressions In va
rious ways and their best and surest protect
ton Is the ballot. To fortify this proposition
she cited the condition OF the laboring classes In
Engiand-their strikes and riots-snd snail By
extension OF the right % vote to these classes !;
the slaves OF the South. their emancipation
and the extension Of the right Of suffrage 20
them. The protection that the ballot affords
them is political parties catering 20 their
wants and necessities viii 10. attempt 20
follow her interesting lecture 70 is close. Miss
Anthony presented the question onarxuzens,
and did not resort 20 begging in any sense.
Her argument had the dixnisy and wright Of
sincerity, and her audience listened atientiyely
for nearly two hours. The church cleared
from $50 10 So on the lecture. We have
heard many good words commanding The en-
terprise Of the N. z. church in providing this
class o; entertainments 10 the community, and
we believe tia; they Sfll be equally sustained
and encouraged in their sslccs~iing Iectares.
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BrOOkyilie Items.
ON our Special Core spendent

from our specla GORE sp0ndent.
We are now having the first winter weather
of the season. The mud is drying up and the
roads getting better. Farmers are taking ad-
vantage of the same. as can be seen by the
large number of grain loaded wagons in town.
to-day (27th).
The Rev. Miller: Presbyterian minister from
Ellsworth, addressed a house full last Sunday
evening at the school house. He seems TO
have pleased his audience
We have great many land seekers amongst
us just now, and the most of them are from
the eastern portions of this State
The young folks are talking OF a dance on
Thanksgiving night at the Bogue House.
Music by Fleck's band.
The ''Boot and Saddle Club" also talk of
ack-rabbit chase, somewhere IN the vicinity OF
Mr.. ID. Herford's.
Ourcoal merchant has been entirely out OF coal
for the past two weeks, which set the good
people of this place at their wits end TO find
fuel. They at last settled on corn, a good deal
of which was burned during the past week
Williams, whose case came off in the District
Court last week, was sentenced to pay the X,
7. Co. $500 for twelve railroad ties and also
to pay costs of suit. which amounts to over
500. He talks of asking tor a new trial
Business of all kinds is good. l.. c. Warner
smiles all over his face. The Ober. Wilson &
Co. clerks seem happy and Joe Duncan struts
along the streets as if he felt good Clark is
selling good many Singer machines. and the
way he does it is he throws In all the extra
attachments.
The horse thieyes are becoming very num-
erous in these parts. There il scarcely a day
passes but We hear of horse stolen, and they
most invariably track them toward the south
west. Some action should be taken by the
county authorities soon. or the farmers will
possibly take the matter into their own
hands.
A new doctor has located here ballard Is
the name. He comes welllrecommended, and
has two diplomas. Hope he win succeed.
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man tied his horses three 10 his wagon
near Seitz's store house, on Iron avenue. or
hitch them up and leave town they were gone
He hunted for themivery industriously Fri
day morning, and about noon found them in
Mr.. CIarkson's livery stable. where they had
been lett the night before. Inquiry develop
Ell the fact that man had taken them for his
own, in the dark, and as he was detained in
town over night, decided to give the horses
good shelter. so he drove them down 10 Mr..
GARRISON and had them cared for. The Aext
morning he discovered his mistake. hitched up
his own team and drove home without saving
anything about the affair
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DIED Friday morning. November - l~.s OF
d. phfh~ria. Gcsrzr Francis Bel. youngest child OF
Or. II and Mrs. II \ Bell. sS-i r. month. and ~
DAYS
DIED-In Eureka township, November sth. az thu
residence of hts grandfather. Mr. william Petiss OF
dphtheriz. Porter kinxman. aged years. sou OF l.
and KingmAn. Of fremont. Ills
Mrs. kingman arrived from Illinois on Thursday
with her chill dr~u spend the HOLIDAYS with hrr
parents The boy was attscke- on Saturday and sank
rapidly ana died al ) o clock Monday morning This
Sudden bereavement has changed happy rvunl0s Ia
TO OF s0rroW, aggravated hy the fact Ihaf Mr.
kinsmsn hAd buried = nine wears oid ieN weeks
before she left home.
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FLOODED HORSES.


Will sell at public anctioH 70 tn highest etiA~r
Saturday Affc-aoot. Dsecra6er fsf. az 2 e'slasf.
in front % the Post Onire saliaa, KaasAs ave A~.t
OF Thoroughbred colts and brood mars
FlzsT.
VIOlA-Bay Flhcy foaIe,i April ST. l>-t sired bv
II = Russell; dam. TIE Malhooa nars By ssnus.
ier brra hy capt W : Tough. LeavsR wurth.
ksasa-.
PIONEER Rieh Brown stallion Coli-ssaT IN forr-
heal lrh hind foot white. foaieti April l9sh.
l.se sired ~ Den fatohsni dam fsiots ~
.hicsnamgpi nd tam The Myers MARI. trofteg
Hrr'i ~ Cars Tough. Leavenworth. k.aSas-
rafsD.
sPEfowelL-Gry Mari. foAlsd Issl ssr,si
by >presiurii Hamhieteaisn; lam julia Psfcheu
et tseo NJ Paiehcn. Bird % straWa . Monarch,
June i.th, - sicc'tveh WA br-t by A welch.
CAssANDRA-Bav MARI. feAled is-s. sir~,i BY
- fslehsn ianl. Cassidy. by CRAZY stsisacoe.
bFrg by W tongh, Leavsnworth cassaadrH 10
bred 70 Netherisnd. Aug last 9Th. tS-7.
TgFrH.
PiLOTA-t'rey Mar laaIsd Is-0. sired az CAica-
mango, dam. thr Myers marr, . trOtfrF Bret by
capt Toagh. Leavenwerth, kas PllotA IL an ca.
celisut saddle mar. amt single veil daubis
driver Bred 10 Nr,hs rIAad. August ian. Is-ss
zxra.
SMOKY stallion Colt sired ~ = Aors-
Owned by tlas NanDtke, Tayl0rvtlis. illlaais
smoky was two old last spring An = the best
colt ai hts age Ia saline county
Al above animal. were purchased AZ he F~~rnt
safe OF thorughbruis. IL Ervst saorihoe And ui -
,old o. the highcss bssisr willaas reserve
Authenticated FsdtErr~s furnished sRi fully guar
antee,i
TERN>->.ne months credit, with ten per cent "a.
m.s. PRICE,
Ancttoa~cF
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A good suit for $500

A good suit for $500
Extra heavy overcoat for $3.50
Extra good pair of pants for Sl.25.
The very best of gingham for 10 cts. per yd
The very best of bleached cotton for 10 cts
per yard.
Good cotton flannel for s cents per yard.
Good alpaca for IL cents per yard.
Good heavy socks 10 cents per pair
Good box of collars for 10 cents.
Good handkerchief for 10 cents.
At the New York Store.
LITOwICH a. WHITMAN.
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Read His Statement:
VEGEIINE
HAS ENTIRELY CURED NE

Mr.. II X STEVENS
Dear Mr.. My daughter, after having a severe at
tack OF WhOOping Cough, was left IN a feeble state OF
health Being advised by friend, she tried the Veg
etinc and using few bottles fully Te-to rel
20 health
have been a great sufferer from rheumatism.
have taken several bottles OF the Negvtlne FOR this
complaint and am happy 10 Say u has entirely cured
me have recommended the Vegctns 90 other. with
the same good results 10 j. great cleanser and pur
ifier of the blood u - PHEASANT % take AMI can
cheerfully recommend il
JAMES MORSE. g04 Athens 81
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Important.

WAeH voc irsHf App9es, by ne 5arrsl Or bHsA
el, j,fst GO and sec chat MARYLAND Dodgc 4
Moore are ssiiiay AefH f9-.
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Sc. ; Taai orders - drawn ths cay tS-.sar.s
for ne payment 81 To sane.
sHr. That this ortnstos shall tsas srsef sad =.
Ia fDrcs from ADD alter ts pessaxr
Approved November q. fs7s.
q =. RADCLfff
HsyW
tersby certify Us abovs All fsrssDiss - trns
add correct copy ~ oxihsnrs Pa4sad - MsysF
ssd mr. COabsiins~n - the Gty 81 ssiiass sSssn~f
q. is71
Arrest EE HDwEs
tor4
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The following are the names of students OF
the High School who have been perfect ia at
tendance, punctuality and department. and
have an average scholarship OF over 90, with
scholarship of each: Christie Campbell 90,
Maggie Rash 1915, Mary Campbell 80, Hiram
Godfrey sc.
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VEGETINE
PREPARED By
H. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
Vegetine is Sold by alllDruggists
IFubIlsilfFi HoFffnDff -, III
Ordinance No. 212.

Az OHDISANCE providing for IN ooastrlcfiOa o. =
Sidewalk Elm aBd .eFsHih streets
b q ardaizsd bv ne Msvor and ne Cssacil-
MN of ne Cry q Saliaa, Kaasas.
sEcTlox l. That n. owner q any lEstsas ss,usg.
lag tie sOah sads - Ei7B street befWesu saats %
Avsuns Asd Elsnfh strssa, j. bsrsbT r~galrsl q
siid or causs - - bait ~ Zadh dzy ~
Der is77 s8aswa lE 90 sa4d En street a. grgylls.f
By section % th5s OTazDes. ans - - spprgs 81
~ ~ oonsnistee % streets sal sads~aiEs sr ~
src ID slsswnik pros aassi for Ia sesssaa a
tbs Ordinances sss b. q "a sssn grs1s tbrgRghSai.
. b aeisT1aissi ~ o. Ciy kaS1assf AL .sAli =
svs f~f fOur nchss us ~ bra rzrs On b1th silss
zifh dressed sbgEs cufbauE. or ~ god saAlfY q
eofnasgn pns Flsaks fNo tHcsss us8es. spf1sf ga
sapy9rfs1 b. three ks ssrinxsrs vel ispy.d AL
sglksd wiz - FsnrT nRlls TIE sfrfng*rs SAL =
lsd ssi stouss gsesi .; istsrssis 81 80 ers 'ss
81 , TsSs ~ s~ssr q say rsal estate ssuftsas
~ Wsss AIDE q ssvss street. h@fw go halssFfF
All ths sssfA ss - Lof - - &c saa zsFsEs
sfTrss az ksrssy rsssa1re3 5sita 90 -
b1s.i y ~ "a d. u D~osa.r 30. 49, xais -
s4ld s~vsnra strsst Eggvb4s9 ~ .-ss1oa - a
gsssnsaes A1a y - sEsFss~8 ~ IN sa4s zsses 90
ssrssss azd st1E9zska fae aT-kza fssFszf
8 "a - $50 "a 80 80 - I, -.
est - - asssrDin@e - "a IsT Ea<sne@fs sss ssi
- sFs Zee fosr lneaes 50 - sfic3 euF~s hsst
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- eacnrzon Pfss pssak lnzs fssG. sgasi STA q
r~@ny hAis SIS zAi1s - go FAssk. AL s,sl b. s4
80 "a sA5s "a - go .'. 80 - . -. ).
s.s fst ssosss psoss 81 sssyTss e 40 ass tisa
s1e 5 ma Il ~sy s-S~r o. swssrs - .ay ~.
sneztsa@e1 e sscsaas $50 "a ttss Or1ssn9er sas.l
TAI V sss1 ssszslk ~ 80 trs r~rsrsss =
80 ssctsoas sz4 ,. ~ larse 49, -
sszzAsEs sci Bsrs1f, tssD = s4ast - - G1fg
% ~ 11z@-itss2 stress As1 ss&rwHzHa wst1cE
fsrzss Sszrrznsns - $40
tRs . en1ns sNss si1sNAk ~ ksSt, as ~ s1se
es~rwaf eszAz5 nss-s-s1 AEszsz FsGl eslssr
tasr-9z AaesTzE = 80 fFyHi isss tasssz ss4 s<ss-
81 e. ssser ssE<s r1sssFtsss
SRI Tazs a. gs4zssses 49, tsks s.Eses sasz
- sgEr. frvz sal sasr - F's1'asrsa $3.50 = ~
SxEEsH C<rr-T 1ssEsas
&sTEzFs9 sssszzssF = 80.
EsDcIxFF
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Mrs. Nancy ID. Baker. mother of Capt III.
d. Baker and Mr.. John ). Baker, died last
Monday, aged u years. She was buried in
Gypsum Hill cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
This aged lady was famous where known for
her Christian graces and excellence of heart.
She was woman of more than ordinary culture
and accomplishment. Her husband, DIR. John
ii. Baker, was assassinated by one of the Ken
lucky guerillas. just as the family was upon
the eve of departure for Kansas, about II years
ago. She leaves three children and wide
circle of acquaintance to mourn her death.
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lPubll.hr,i November -. i-s5 J
Ordinance No. gI3.

Az oRDiNANCE appropriation snonsy ior ths r.g-
uent Of certain bills.
Re y orfatasa by ne May0r and AZ cgssesf-
'aea of he CITY q saitaa. kaasas.
ssc /. That tbs Of s1s9 "a svproprs.is.i oct
Of any funds IN the eity treasury. for the Psymssf ~
the fSliosn s bills
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Headquarters

For Holiday Good win again be At A. L
Grier's. No. l24, west side Santa r. Avenue
An elegant and varied assortment.
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for sale or Rent.

sale or rent, by +. Robb Enquire at Camp
bell. Sloan & Tutnill'S i3-aw
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Report OF the Enrolment and Attendance
of Saina Public School month ending Novem-
Der %, 1877.
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Published November -. is:7
Ordinance No. 2fI.

An ORDINANCE Approprsilag Asasy fer 10 FsT
mrut of Gettain Bsiis
h y ordained 81 "a haver aad fAs Caa,ss-ii-
st,a - p> CITY y Saiiaa. kaasas
SEc That the sum Of saag ~ ~ appropriated sat
ot hhY tdnus ir The cy treasury, not athrTu isr a
uruuriat0fI. forth faffs
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f In Salina, the metropolis Of the West. with
its boosted public institutions, its manufac
tories its shops, its palace stores. its mills. it;
palatial residences. its parks. its thousand and
one appliances. OF advancement. civilization, re-
finement, intelligence. enterprise. and good
name. there t0sre E9-pennu nails at any IF Ia
stores last Monday just think Oft
For the coming year subscribers OF the
JOURNAL can have The JOURNAL and Chicago
Western Rural for 8. Is; Journal ana Chicago
Weekly Inter-Ocean, for $500: Journal and
y. Y. Weekly Sun or Cincinnati eekIy Star
i for S2.75; JOURNAL and Harper's Weekly.
Magazine or Bazaar. for S4.75: JOURNAL and
Scientific American, for $40. These terms
require cash in advance.
| Within the pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs.
4. T. Watson, last Tuesday evening, were
heard sounds OF merry laughter. coming from
number of happy guests who were entertain
ed with most enlivening amusements. The
company certainly had most powerful reasons
for returning thanks to the fair and accom-
plished hostess, and the genial host, for re-
ception so agreeable and satisfactory.
The Fourth street side track was built by G.
r. Underwood q Co., at a cost of nearly S4,-
600. Those of our business men who receive
goods at the siding should contribute to a
fund to be expended in 'expunging' mud
holes thereabout, putting the street in good
condition, etc. The side track is proving TO be
of public benefit. and the public at large Doth
the city and business mem should help bear
the burden of expense in making it all the
more convenient.
Col. r. Fl. White will open dancing acad-
envy in Salina, beginning on Thursday eve
ming, Dec 9Th, for gentlemen, and on Satur-
day afternoon tor ladies, masters and misses.
Col. White has conducted dancing academies
in Leavenworth. Fort Scott, and other cities In
Kansas, very successfully and We are glad that
he has decided to open one in Salina. We
hope it will be the means of replacing the old
'.sllemande left and "aIl promenade figures
with something new and more graceful.
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hereby certify ths sioFs sad foregoing D. lrias
and correct copy uf Orlilnanre passed. ~ fhe
Mayor AMI the t1unriiHssH - fhe tify ~ ss3saa
October -. ls.7.
Attest - n8~Es
tsrE
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The blood ia hts disease il found % contain
cess Of a5ria yezetIne by converting the blood
from it, diseased condition o. healty circulation
VegetIne regulates the bowels, which very mpor-
tAnt in this complaint. one bottle % feErtiBs viii
give relief bat % effect permanent cure II mnst b.
taken regularly, AMI may take several bottles esps
ciay In cases of long standing Negeiine j. sold by
all druggists. Try n, and your verdict viii De the
same a. that Of thousands before you. who ssy II
never found much relief ~ from the Of Nege-
tine, which composed exelusiyey Of BaFks, Roots
and Herbs.
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gC. 2 That Orders b. dr4vn On tir tits gfrs.nrsf
for the payment 81 thr same
NNC. 3 The ordinance shall fakr saeci aad ~ IN
force from AMI after o. ps=ssgr
Approved October = -
~.HNDNIItF.
Mayor
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Vegetine. " says q Boston physician, has no equal
blood purifier Hearing Of rs many wonderful
cures after all other remedies had failed visited the
laboratory aud need my self Of is gsBuine merit
II l. prepared from barks roots and herbs each Of
which Is ighiy effective and they compounded IA
such manner % produce astonishing results
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM

ME- ALBERT CROOkER, the we'll known druggist
and apothccary. ef Springfield. Me also advises ey-
ery Que troubled with rheumatism 60 try NEGETTNF
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Extra Copies of the JOURNAL can be
found at the Book and News Store of White
head &.Seaman,s, first door east of Postof1ce
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The railroad company complains that their
property is being stolen from them as IL they
had no rights Whatever. Railroad ties. wood.
coal and other property seem to take legs and
walk mysteriously sway at stations in Western
Kansas. When this stealing prevails the COM
munity must suffer, and the one who per-
petrates the crime escapes. Ii seems 10 be a
fashion that a person can steal from q corpor-
alton with impunity, and the act is even lightly
regarded by some persons protesting to be
very good people. To such persons IL Is Of
course useless 20 present any arguments
against such acts. But those who regard II Just
as much OF q crime TO steal from 4 railroad
company. or any other company, as from an
Individual, should unite In ferreting out and
exposing such criminals. II the guilty parties
were not countenanced in any way, !; would
not be difficult matter to apprehend them.
Thus II becomes the duty Of law-abiding citi-
Eens 10 use the same effort to bring them 10
justice as If they had stolen from "A individual.
When this stealing i stopped, then we viii
begin TO experience benefits in the way Of re-
iuced freight tariff liza cord OF wood is stolen
the people At large have 70 pay for n indirect
ly. Where railroad property Of any kind Is
stolen. the expense Of the road il increased,
and the people have to pay thst additional ex-
penze
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EDITOR REPoRrER-Dear Sir: have beer
informed that il was published in some paper
that had offered to furnish trees free 10 any
one who would plant them. Such is not the
case. The General Freight Agent Is willing
10 ship trees or shruhbery free Of cost o.
transportation for use OF actual settlers be
tween Brookville and Trego.
Respectfully. 5. J. GILMORE,
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L. ID. FITZPATRICK, Principal.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-26
@tm eeyreuter seunperemsSespot.

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st 0doro ieuf3t nod trnnler unter Dem
Yuritanerio1e. 9o1 lit b~d1ielbe our6
3mtIti9feiten utter ben Seulperensflbz
rern ielblt, plDBtt6 etDas erLet9tert
poroen. Ser oor;ige StaotontpaLt
s. s. % arm IT sat it6 nit Dem y ii rs
germeiter 2epi Nboaoes iiberz
t~pOrfen. uuo 0a ct weiB, oaB 0teiemGemz
peren3narren nt6ts i6mer3li6er lit, ais
Die Serettlung ietner bOien Nni6lGge ge=
gen Die Wtrtbe, 10 bat er ibnl folgen0en
S6abernaG 9eiptett.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bate Dobnotbz
petnlt6e NntIagen gegen N 3 st 0 d.
orDer W b e berbetgefiiDrt, ia gez
gen mebrere oerieIbem par Die NntLage
cine fe6ss ober gar a6tzfa6e; Die Qnz
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