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What are teeth wit out a tooth-wmhf
Where's tho pleasure Of tho bftnth
lftho teeth nro blacG or yellow,
II tho mouth is foul Hs deathH
TO what do teeth or gums amount,
Or breath, deprived VI SOZODENTY
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DALLAS. TEX AS

TUESDAY MORNING :;i;nSuASY&
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1.
u, "',',r n,IIrs "ui gat tba honpnt of ON
,ta,y,,Iu,r prirrr II
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ELTM. NORRIS, nlue.yCsr old orphan, de.
w girps 10 tnd MS uncle. Nelson Oar "
In Texas. Any one knowing his v horethouls
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'a'IlE PAhTY taking lrHm The lIerhld's
editorial room, Two volumes ( BlaGk-
stones commentator WA plonse return tue
same. dccl3-f
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SCALE BEAM-Oue Combination
y rnla Beam. Iht finder will cOufrr II
mNOr by eturnlnB the same 10 Lamar Hotel
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Al E-skNGElG'S TELLGk Phi Il OK
vi AtLue Opera uUu>c, on ID comb r 9TH.
| Union Telegraph once deer II
- . KEHAuD. IT ul ca from the resi-.
| - ) denco ~ hBhOp Garrett, on Swish Az
nue., on Friday, d. Ccmuer u, dark b. own
| Pony, thirteen and One-hlli hands high,
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4 a NJ. saddle IA ne, vita new saddle
N Il oui0 90 uplete, little guaranteed.
An excellent chance Tor any Que who de-
SirHS good horse VITA unduubtcd title at u
reasonable pico. Address "norse," care
Herald office. uec28.lI
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.

FDur.linc Advertisements inserted twice IN
this column Tor Welty-riyG Cents, ana
o. the rat OF rive Goats { er Line tor each
subsequent Insertion.
iUB u.utk -- Iha urrHld Office ~ uu"
y receiving large cuuri2nmtnls 81 ypo
papers OF all descriptions, ana hsAh an
denomination NJ prices ana quality tv
lIeHds, white md cOlOrUi Iotlcr
HondH Note Heuds, statements, Cards
Circulars, EtC, pru,'d Hs cheap ~ tue
cheapest, 6ud heater than the neaicst Bring
In your orders aud stt the benefit Of our
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4 AND $40 acres of Land oue.ihlrd tim.
~ her, situated In The Nurt..wrst corner
OF FrerStune county, adjolnlu, Workman
station on the Hous on and Texas Ccntr Il
hailro d. There ARE 20J acres under fence
aud necessary Onlldin on the place. The
above drscr bed promises viii he sold Cueap.
AGdreN X. Il. l.ongbOtham, Wortnam Sta
tion, Preston county, texas. npVB.8m
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'EHE VIpGlNIA HOUSE-On MINI A.
For sule heap. Owner wishes to change
business. Apply % nos Elm str et. decal.tI
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EHE DIV ELLlNG. No. 2Ui Oarter street,
nvO rooms and two halls, g"s through.
not. cellar, hit hen, servants room, tundry
Tor Stanltl, ciStern anu well lot l50XlOO feet
one of the haDdsOmest aud most Couvenient
residences IN ME city. Apply 10 CHAS.
FRED, FUCKER. ucl20.tf
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For Rent

u OOp BRICK SrOREHOUSE on Elm ST.
W Apply to HosNclS ~ Jones, Renl Est-te
Agents. lah2-lW
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MlseeIlanyuus W ants.

,INO BORROW 5000 Tor which the b st In
torrst will be patti, and satisfactory Sc
Guilty glvou, Address "rEX," Herald ONCE.
nOVli II
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4 WHITE GIRL, nom 10 TO % ,,n,s of
city. Address We, Herald otilto decsl N
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SNALODN-SIuu ed IN the bpsIncss portion
y OF Main su,ol, For particulars, apply TO
GOSY Main stree. uuC9l-tf
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kT A BARGAIN -Ooc large pair OF good
~ horses, six "un eight years old, lso,
oue whg "a, complete, nearly new add Que
buggy, Apply 10 =. u. sand !, ut Ollie of ~,
ho"ucdN, corner Rim md LrmrI sts Ju2
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1 ANu-.We have 200 acres splrniii Ian
II located ucar the Fair Grounds, Tor ent
ON shares. The owner wants 10 all planted
IN cotton, n desired, supplies III he Hd
yauCtd 10 tenants Apply to liOSark n Jones,
Rr,u state agents, o. Ill Austin street.
uuCl7,2w.
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4 LAW LIBRARY Of Forty Vuumer.
~ ddresS, THIS Uttce, Jan3
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CoMblNATluN LOCK sAFE-HulIs pvt.
y elt, cheap. Apply 10 Z, b., Herald
Onice. mnylO.ti
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4! - HEu AuD.--~t uA ca from the resi-
- ) denco ~ NBhOp Garrett, on Swish Az
niue, On Friday, d. Ccmuer q, Il darK own
Pony, Thirteen and One-hlll hands high
nine years old, sad Ito and trace marks
hrund,d j e., ON rear shoulder; rrur tore
hoe or I'll above rev ara VIII be paid to
any person returning he pony 10 tho"wnor.
a. a."
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'I'WO.STOHY BRICK srUREHOusE, ON
Main street Apply to losack Jones,
Real estate Agents Jau2-.w
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orAouai

TkyM. MORRIS, nHe,yo'r old orphan, de-
w SircB 10 mud his uncle. Nelson Oar ",
In Texas. Any one knowing his ~horenhouin
address, VIM. Morris, DALLAS, Texas. ducD
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SCALE BEAM.-Oue ude.C0mbinRtiOn
> rnlH Beam. me finder will cOulrr II
mvor by eturnlns the same TO Lamar Hotel
IgCsO2t
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OUSE--W to purchase, IA House of
IL tour or hVo rooms, ON leased ground, on
mnuihly pt lnentS, ntu' bu ines cent o.
Address, Mira. Turner, Herald once dergg
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A GENTLEMAN nnd Aife wish TO pet n
~ iuhuishtd 0f ubiurnish d room, with
Board, ~ a,prvatc iAmily, Address, p, o.
noN A'' D'lihs d, cJ0-2t
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,s,IlE FATTY taking from The llerald's
j editorial rooms Two volumes | BLACK
stones commentaries VIA plense return me
same utclo'u
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\ lSSOU al LAND-Flve hundred acres OF
~ land In Southeast Missouri, cheap
win perfect Title, or VIII exchange Tor Dallas
city property. Address n, Y this Office
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-24

oped. For the same reason copper tubes sol
dered with zinc require renewal of the joints
every few years, and gas and water pipes be-
come leaky on account of the lead employed
in joining them. Copper strips used as
nails, corrode rapidly; and the ends of light
ming rods imbedded in charcoal, as generally
recommended, are rapidly destroyed in the
same way. In the combination of cast ard
wrought iron in system of pipes a decided
current Of electricity can be detected indi-
eating that more attention should be paid to
this fact in laying them. Ii has been no
tioed, also. that zinc corrodes readily in con-
tact with lime
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-24

Where water PUSHES over rocks,
And trout within the eddies lay,
Where in the morn, the wild ducks flock
To feed and gambOl through the day,
oh come with me, bring rod and line, .
Well gently cast the Turing fly,
Wherein the brook the trout doth shine,
A greedy bite, he's doomed TO die.
And then again, before the sun
Has OvertOpped the eastern meads,
We hide ourselves, with dog and gun,
On some streams point among the REEDS
MARX" teal, they come, speak not word,
They seem t. doubt our fragile blind,
They turn, we fire, and drop our bird,
Reload, then, bid good "Dash" 'go find.
And now we chase the mountain stag
With yelping dogs and gun in hand,
Whose fearful leaps, from crag 10 crag'
Show man the strength at his command
He nears the pass. he rushes through.
He strives to lear the waterfall;
We raise the apiece" with aim so true,
That in the leap he downward fails.
oh. this is life, the life of man,
With nature for his love to be,
Fen woman never held the charm
To keep me from its company.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-24
FRAGMENTS OF SCIENCE.

4 French writer on 1.-THE Mortality of
Young Children" suggests as the best means
of bringing mothers to proper knowledge
of the laws of hygiene, that its elementary
laws should be printed at the end of prayer
books, missals, and religious books gener-
ally.
The highly injurious caustic effect OF lime
accidentally introduced into the eye, often
suffered by persons engaged in building, may
be entirely nutralized. it is said, by the use
of cold sugar water, owing to the formation
of compound of The lime and sugar which
is without any action on the eyes.
In an address upon the present position of
anthropology, delivered before the Hamburg
meeting of German naturalsts, Prof Vir-
chow advanced an opinion opposed to the
general idea that races low in the scale of in
teliectual development must necessarily fade
away when brought in contact with civiliza-
ton. He ascribes the extinction of such
races to harbarous treatment by their superb
ors, and to the practice or wrong methods in
the attempts TO elevate them. The theory
that inferior races must become extinct is
contradicted, in the opinion of VI. Virchow,
by the history of the Europeans themselves.
IF the civilized people OF the present day.
he argues, 'be considered as the product of a
higher development, we can not regard the
possibility of such a development as cause
of the extinction of such people as are now
on the same platform of culture which we
ourselves once occupied
The London Building News says that at
the Bavarian industrial museum may be
seen collection of square tiles of asphalt
prepared by a new process, and intended for
fioorings. The tiles are ornamented with
mosaic, in white china or colored glass;
which may be arranged according to any de-
sign. The drawing to be reproduced is trac-
ed on a sheet of thick paper, which is after
ward covered with the various fragments of
china or glass that are to form the mosaic; a
border is made to the sheet, and boiling as
phalt poured upon it. After the whole is
cooled the paper is taken away with cold
water and the tile is finished. flooring
covered with such tiles bound together by a
string of asphalt appears to have been made
by a single melting, and has good appear
ance. 1t effectually resists damp, and is
therefore useful in bathrooms halls of
houses and balconies.
Herr Frischen, a state inspector of teIe-
graphs, writes TO the Berlin Polytechnic So
ciety that the destruction Of sheet zinc may
often be referred to the iron nails employed
with it, and also TO the particles of charcoal
falling upon it in the neighborEood of chin
neys, owing to the galvanic action deyel-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-24
THE COMING CAPITOL.
Mr.. Eppinghousen's Plans for the New State
House Examined.

The legislature now in session has not
taken decisive action in regard to building
a capitol. The indications, however, are re-
garded as favorable There is great unanim-
ity upon the prOpriety of such legislation
as will result in an early commencement of
the work. In a matter of so much import
ance to the people, it is not surpris-
ing that there should be very thorough
and patient investigation as to cost, ma
terial, style OF architecture and general con-
venience. A new state house ought to be
constructed upon plan to meet the re-
quirements of the state for hundred years
or more, and anything less grand in design
or less substantial in structure will hardly
come up TO the demands of the occasion.
1t is not surprising, therefore, since the
subject has been agitated. that architects
have given il their attention and have pre-
pared and presented designs for the build
ing.
merits of any of these designs or to influence
members of the legislature in their choice,
but we regard 1T as eminently proper TO refer
TO the plans of state house made by Mr..
Chas. Eppinghousen, of Terre Haute, as ex-
ceptlonally valuable in all regards. 1t is
seldom, we conclude, that utility and beauty
are so tremendously blended as appears in
Mr.. Eppinghousen's design. The plans in
all of their details have been submitted to
architects in Europe and America Of
the highest standing from whom they have
elected the most fiattering approval. Mr..
Eppinhousen places the cost of the building
at g. 200, 000 a sum which, when all of its
merits are understood, will we are confident
be regarded as an economical expenditure.
The appearance of the building,
when completed, will be simply
grand and imposing. From foundation to
dome il displays consummate ability, and
as a work of art will be regarded as emil
nently classic and as near perfection as any
public building on the continent Those
who have fondness of displays for the high
est culture in architecture will be able to
pass an hour very pleasantly in viewing Mr..
EppinghOusen's triumph
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-24
REs.sMBERED DAYS.
lChambers's IournaI.l

lChambers's Journal.l
/ remember morn behind the mills,
when blackbirds sang,
And sheep-bells rang,
Far OF, and all things else were still;
. But the rising Dream
Ia the pictured stream,
And the noise of the water about the mill.
/ remember maid in her sweet youth,
Whose gentle days
In village ways
Were passed in simple work of truth;
The summers day
Sped fast away
In a dream of love in a time of youth.
remember the spring I'm garb of green,
The light heart glee
That came to me
With the smile of my love at seventeen;
Her laugh that went
Like woodland scent
To my soul-that time on the daiSied green.
And though know the days are spent,
That love was lost
When came the frost
At summers close of my content;
Yet some joy stays
In winter days,
And bright its joyous complement.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-24
COLLEGE FUND LANDS.
The Public Sale Made by the Auditor
of State Yesterday.

The auditor of state yesterday morning
offered at public sale at the court house lands
mortgaged to the state to secure payment
of loans from or sold on a credit on account
of the college fund, and forfeited by the nom
payment of interest due it.
There was only a small gathering OF buy
ers and the bidding was not very spirited
The following parcels were sold to the par
ties named:
No. 9SS. Principal, costs and damage
$62274. Buyer, +. o. Thalman, for S622.74
five years credit.
No So. Principal costs and damage,
sl,OO6.97. Bid in by state.
mo. 76l Principal, costs and damage,
s4636. Buyer ]. l.. Mason, for S746.36, five
years credit.
No. S73. Principal, costs and damage,
S57991 Bid in by state.
No. $50. Principal, costs and damage,
$6O294. Bid in by state.
No 500. Principal, costs and damage,
$S1O65. Buyers, Coble d Kauffpan, on five
years credit for above amount.
\ No 967. Principal, costs and damage,
$3.50. Buyer, Jackson Landers, cash,
$593.59.
No. 992. Principal, costs and damage,
S59454 Bid in by state.
No. 1,O11. Principal, costs and damage,
S6O640 Bid in by state.
No. LOLA. Principal, etc, 1901 Al. Buyer,
Jackson Landers, for $725, on five years
credit
No. 1.029. Principal, etc, S579. Buyer,
Z. o. Thalman, for 1919, on five years
credit.
No. 967. Principal, ETC., S621.15. Buyer,
Jackson Landers, for $3.50, on five years
credit
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-24
POLAR PROBLEMS.
The Prevailing Atmospheric Influences Sug-
gest Discussion Of Captain
Howgate's Plan.

The friends of science, and especially of
arctic explorations, are endeavoring to pro-
cure congressional assistance to give Captain
II. w. Howgate's plan to reach the north
pole fair trial, and as it suggests the only
method that can be hereafter profitably
pursded in solving the mystery which CEN
tiers at the north pole, they are in anticipa-
ton of grand success in reaching that so
much coveted goal by the execution of his
admirable ideas. Certainly, after so many
failures, the gaining of this aim, competed
for by all northern nations, ought to be a
great honor il not profit to that nation
which succeeds first to plant its flag or name
the spot where mans foot never trod. We
have had too many costly experiments in
that direction to give il up so easily. Fail
ures and obstacles are only the means to in
crease the courage and enhance perseverance,
and until the problem is solved and the
mysteries of the ice bound north are re-
yealed, human nature will insist to en-
deav0r again and again to reach the pole,
until its desires IRE satisfied and its attempts
are crowned with complete success. Having
penetrated further into the region of per-
petual cold than any other people, it would
be sign OF lack of energy or courage on
our part should we not be worthiIy repre-
sented in this splendid tournament of
Captsn Howgate's excellent plan strikes
effectively at the root OF former failures
failures which ere this would have become
successes if the simple maxim, to Hold the
advantages and progress gainedr had been
followed. On receiving the first explana-
ton Of this plan. the anecdOte of the egg of
Columbus inyoluntarily forced itself on the
mind, so simple does il seem, and hardly
Leaves any doubt o. success. Briefly It is to
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-24
VEGETINE,

Says Boston physician, ''has no equal as
blood purifier. Hearing of its many wonderful
cures, after all other remedies had failed,
visited the laboratory and convinced myself
of its genuine merit. II is prepared from barks
roots and herbs, each of which is highly effec-
tive, and they are compounded in such man.
ner as to produce astonishing results"
, 1877-09-22

hie NnAriht unn BEN Sobe E6icrs orn
folarnhfn " i9cn (3itGiioo) pu0Hent.
liNtru, brohten bic 2nuoouer 9ldttsr
oieictbc crit SienItag N6euo. Oieles
seiat. pie pieI Die wsTilide !GsmisDbere
in 9r,uo anf Sournulilic uoraus 1T
unN Die 2nnoiomfeit Der alien @elt." =
Wir mDhtsn Der .5tote" beme1fen,
onB S6'crs WGntaoMnreen tarb nno oo
Aie 0epeihe bier Nad)ts eintraf, fonne
ten mir lie nod 9ienIiae perbfenilihen,
ho1 mfun mir 10 ubr Nheubs boben, 10
haben Tic in 2onoon i6nn 4 WorQens
bemuoh tonnte tic c, / i'll Den Nbcnobldt-
tern onrt erineinrn.
0ieies sur Grldutcrnr9.
, 1877-09-22
SamGag %. September 1877.
Gtort Nihmpn0.

DeutI0cr 0pttsStieE /. ct.
9rbannes @eneinoe, ste Giraffe, @otte3pienlf
9prm;tta9s 10 llgr. 6. Suter, Yolfcr.
Vetblebem's @emeinbe, 6te Strnbc, pfar<
rer erdnsr, @otteabisnit II lttr gprmitta9s.
ct. Morien Gemsirbe, ARarlboQ Strabe,
Gater gsunr, Grttrsbtenlt I'M 10 llbr Gpr.
mittaga unb 3 llbr Maamitta9a.
Gneltf Ii sberffhe airhc c.
Cite Strobe sviiden 8rrab u.gracs.) palfpr
8. 8. @aGfcr. SpHn,tasa-Sd ule 9 ltbr
Moratns. @rttsscienlt II llbr Mprssns unr
8. 11br Ibents.
@Ias Street Gbapel. (9de Slay
nno Graham Gt-.) TeutIAer @ptteaticnll
jstm Spnrtas Mahmi tag I'm Al ubr. 81.
! papenbau1en, Wafpr.
g|DanaeIfi der @pftesttsn &c,
3pns Gtmeinte. Sepsn Grnptaa, I'm II
i5r Gprmiitaes uub y 1tbr ,atens> in Der
Nirde an 2ei9b Str.. maize her lien. Secen
erieu unb trttten g pnrtaa Int Wp ,at, III 4
llbr Na9mitiaas, lit bsr Stride, Gde ser q.
M Ctr. Ssben ,meitsn ltnb Siertm Sohntao
Z i'm Monnt, tint 4 lltr Ha1mitifs, in ser Sir.
obi an 9iidnllou Cir, tit Tcdrtts. Seer,
mann III Hi4f %einsekaesn. @Otttieb Mfger,
Blfrr.
, 1877-09-22

mod)t Scr isren Qngcteaten IN i1rem
Oicuif ocihitbt.
SdDpfme Don Shieosaeri6tcn 3ur
%Grfeoiquna BON Streitfra9eu ;.pii6enA w
bitter uno Arbeitscber.
Shul luana.
gmpfe9luna bes Gorporotirip1ems.
Sic Stem Oorfer thanksgiving"
Ia9t iiber Die Sei6liilIe Der lsbten Nrbei.
tcr'Gonpentiop in Sarriabur9:
rGine gil itiqere @elroenbeit. lih ouf
Dem @eblete Der GoliiIf burh bas 9es
treten neuer WeQe qelienh su ma0tn, lit
fir Nrbelter. Or0aniidtionen mobl nod
ME ha0r9en; aber Die Ylottforu:, iiser
weld' man li6 in Snr,isbnrQ oeeinilt
bat, 1T niht oas 3eihtn. in weI6sm Die
Nrbeiter ols politlibe 9artei iieaen ps'.
Den. Sc lit Ill er1uortrn, bob 0ieienilea
@itrfn. welhe neuf Wegs luh'n. aNcr
oob hie Mrheiter 9cnuip!uanieu's Qleih
BERN erltsn Shritte in Der Wfocroui
mdrmuna Der SnIlation, in Nhtltnaben
Geitte, in Scr Nbidofuns Der GonIpi-
rotious: @eirbc uno in ncrol'ihcn %unlir-
niQen MnBnobmen ibr $ il i'll iinoen
boffr1, 1T ein Iebr bDles Omen"
q Ii dl in Sapcnpo't, Soma, uu Sc
Ell le Nrbcite' partci fir ole BENG, Itebenrcn
Wablcn qcbiloet
@infe ir 5tumpreone
nno iolhe bic es werhen
o1Gen. .Nllo, mein lirher 6reun ,
5ie henhihtiocn. 1i6 nunne6r nni pos
litiIdem @etiete iii bcpc9en, &eo,n n
WolfsperIammtnngen ,u bnlten, un'etf
ioQen mnten arnben Stnotsmdnnrr n
Dir Yinnns I'll bausn, Ole game Walfii.
mitt6ihaIt in SirIsbrei III sefqufti6tn.
Nidts lsidter dig BAG! Nur COURAGE,
sic mcrbrn Ieben, es oe6t wie Butte.
His- jett hahcn Sir Shube eef oft =
portref1id. nm IN heiler werbcn 5le 5 n
2euten ON 3'nae Fidn oher Die floIisn.
oen 6iioen bes StnotsQebdnhcs i%uinnl,
nntlci}tsrn unb Die feIlen 8eic(fn per
lpblen f0nncn. Mlio. Summer Gins +:
Wadlrn Cir mol oos Utaul reht meit
nuf! Sod meitcr 9ioN einmal 10 wtit !
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onf Big an Die Ohren go, trrifll6
-Nan Nun 'hrcicn Sir mol lnut. ooB
Die Wdnbe L odelu : .@iir0c,! Mithrii
Der ."-@nni gut! Nher Sic miiltn
nod piel hrii1sn. trinfea Sir crit einen
Shnopps. ons 9icbt 5iimme. Nul
briifen Sir met: G.: mus aneerlh
iperoen!"-So. jFbt lino Sic 'ertia. iest
tDnnen S,e lih iiheral nit Stols h6rcn
%lollen. jest wrroen Sir irdIti0c &eocn
boIten f6nnen mo bif HeNie~uno miro
DO: Sbrefen in Elm Mru2loh frleben.
Nun rciien5le umbcr, trnmm,ln iiberon
has Iolf sniommsn. h%rinlen in jeo r
Winutt leds Ntol oos Wort u6relbstt"
Dor uno loltcn li6 in Den @onorrB wdh.
len. 10 lnnQe IL einmnl nod ION Ding
bnhen. SD )obe ] 81 nidt* mcbr sic
III le6rcn."
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reid UNI sriael lid in 10 ptrihiensnen
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ten msrocn t6nncn. 9iss GILT bcion-
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erreiht." Gilt niht mebr. Ser Nnf-
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ocs Nrbritctltanocs cine bcilpicacs
trouriae If. iaieln Die 9o0ni6reiber iiber
entc 3eitcn.
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6arri8bura, Ya.. bat folecnoe Puntte in
iDrer Elatio.m ouf9 ltellt 4:
NbihuHun9 Der Nutionul Sanfcn.
Nuibebunq oeS @eieses sul lSiceer
auinnbn1e Der Paar ~ahlunoep uno 81
Nusaabe Ell CT auf Soiis ocs9tationalper>
m60eus bemcliencn Currency.
@icietlihc @nerfennma oc5 N6tItuu-
DC iultens.
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Itrie.
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uno uutlitIid)en Sureaus.
@lcldbeit Der Steuern.
Nbihafiuna oe5 Spltems Der Nue=
barmaduna rcip. Sermielbuns uon3uht
bduslcl'Ilbe belt sur Sddoiguna DER &C.
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