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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-26
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FALLING SICKNESS

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one month usage of DR.. GouIsrd's Cele
brated Infallible Fit Powder, To con
vince sufferers that these powders will
do all we claim for them, we will send
them by mail, post paid, free trial box
As Dr. GoulaTd is the only physician
that has ever made this disease a special
study, and as to our knowledge thousands
have been permanently cured by the use
Of these Powders, We viii guarantee a
permanent cure in every caso, or refund
ycu all money exrended All sufferers
should give these Powders an early trial,
and be convinced of their curative
powers.
Price for largo box, SO, or boxes for
$l0.sCnt by mail to any part oft the United
States or Canada on receipt Of price, or
by express G. .. D. Address,
ASH & ROBBINS,
500 Fulton Street,
mars ~ Brooklyn, \. I.
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GRAND JUNCTION.
Professional.
Educate a..
Mercantile.

wM. Mex HALL. Dry goods and
groceries New and full stock. Goods
cold at Memphis prices.
W. w. HAWKINS, dealer in all kinds
Of dry goods and general merchandise.
New and complete stock,
IRWIN & MAULDIN keeps constantly
on hand r complete assortment Of dry
goods, groceries, etc.
COLLINS & JENKINS, druggists, has
fall sto,k Of drugs, oils, paints, lamps,
glass; etc.
SFI NSON, WELLS x CO., maaufae.
turers Of glass monuments. Orders so
Iieited. Work guaranteed. OHee oppo-
site depot.
DIR. a. !. lDAMS, proprietor of the
celebrated Ashland 1our mills. Orloi
solicited and promptly filed.
DENNIS FLANNERY-, proprietor o;
National Saloon. Full supply Of fne
liquors. Opposite StonewAll House.
w. A. TURNER, dealet in dry goods,
groceries and general merchandise. Full
and complete stock.
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Mercantile.

JK ?. LAMBETH has large and
escorted stock Of dry goods, etc, which
be offers very cheap for cash. Call and
sTamjne his new arrival of merchandise
G C. WILSON, Wholesale and retail
drugeist, dealer in drugs, paints, oils.
so4p and fancy articles.
]. BARRUM, dealer in drugs, oilr,
,oints. glass and fancy articles, whole
sale ond retail
~ BARTLIFF, wholesale and re-
taiTdeaier in dse wines, hquors, gro
esries, etc
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Cotton Manufacturing in the South.

Cotton Manufacturing IN the South
The New York Cotton Reeord Tho
cost of manufacturing in the Soath, az
compared with that in the North, is agi-
tating the cotton community, and it is
contended that at Columbus, Ga, there
is difference IN her favor of 50 per bale
in the transition of cotton into cloth
This affords a very handsome profit, and
in consumption of l., 900 bales, there
is q gain of Sl27 ,3O2 per annum. Tho
loss entailed in sending cotton North, in
sampling, waste and stealing, average 3D.
to the bale; the necessary loss to each
mill is the same, but New EDgland pays
freight on this waste When the adyan-
tages Of the establishment Of factories ia
the South become more properly npp7e-
ciated, we shall probably witness great
change in the manufacturing interests,
for the saving Is so manifest that the
South will be able to command the cap
ital she has required hitherto to deYslopo
her resources.
Columbus (Ga,) Enquirer A distin-
guished New England manufacturer, .sho-
was in the South last year, said he fully
investigated the subject of running mills
By steam and water power, and the dif-
ference was very great To run a facto-
ry by steam, as cheapiy as by water
power, coal would have to be delivered at
q dollar ton. He thought that setraI
experiment would even show a greater
separation IN values. In the North ona
great drawback to the water power is the
ico in winter, which thus coTppels the
employment OF steam. Such things new
er affect the Southern mills, the only hin
drance to their continued efficiency be-
| ing stoppsges for few days at long in
tsrEals, sometimes a year or more, on &C
count of q flooded stream. This is ga
rare, however, that it is hardly taken il
to account The river dam at Columbus
is Of 5 900 horse power, which we under
stand will run 80, 900 spindIes. 1t now
operates 5000 spindles, and the latter
part Of this year will be running 55 600
and ? 800 looms. A company OF North
err manu- factursrs ara now negotiating
for the construction of $4,000 spindle
mill. These 10000 spindIes viii employ
only half the power furnished. Three
miles above the city, where the Colum-
bus factory is located, the power is linn
itless. The river, through natural tail
way or channel, with rock bottom and
walls of the same, pours its main cur
rent falling naturally in less than p
mile, some seventy feet.
The Importance of letting these facts
be known is evidenced by tho fact that
articles relating to the subject are copied
in journals all over the country AMI
catch the eye Of capitalist
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-26
MXDDLUTON.
Professional.

DIR. ]. S. NEELY, offers his profession
al services to the public. Calls promptly
attended TO.
DR.. J D. SASSER offers his profcs
siossl ssryices to the public. Al orders
left at his ofhce promptly answered.
DIR. W NJ. ALLEN may be found at
his Office at all hours to attend to profes-
sional calls.
A. ". LAMBETH, ESQ, Attorney
at-law and Solicitor in ChancerY.
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CRANDSVTLLE.
Professional.

DIR WM THOMPSON, physician, can
be found at all hours in his Office to re-
spoRd to professional calls.
DIR d S WEBB offprs his professional
services to the public. Orders left at
bis Office promptly attended to-
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9 3 3 8 9 9 80

To THE WORKING CLAss.-We are prepared to
furnish AL classes with constant employment az home
the whole ef the time, for their spare moments.
Business new. light snd prshablo Persons Of either
from 50 cents 70 IS per eTeang and proper
tionA by deYoting thsir whole time to the business
Boy and girls cara nearly much That ali
hs this notice send their address and the
business make this unparalleled offer: To such
not we'll satishe5 win send one dollar to pay for
she treuble of writing. Full particulars samples
several dollars e e0mmenes work On, snd a copy Of
Ueme md Eresds Of the largest and best Illus
trate4 Pab ieations. all sent free By mail. Reader,
you want permanent and profitable work. address.-
GEORGE STIRSOS co,
PORTLAND, MAIER.
july 20 '76 -1T
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Mercantile.

r. NJ HAMMER, Wholesale and re.
tail druggist, keeps constantly on hand
oils, paiuts, stationery and fancy articles.
East side of public square.
e. d. MOORE, Wholesale and retail
druggist, keeps full supply of smoking
and chewing tobacco, oils, paints, Snaps,
etc. South side public square.
INGRAM & McCLARTY. family gro
GERS Full stock OF sugars, meat, Flour,
Teas, coffee, etc. South side public
square.
T. P. CAMFBELL, manufacturer Of
boots and shoes, makes gents low quar-
ter shoes a specially, Repairing neatly
done. Over Moore & Tate's
". II CARUTB, machinist, opposite
Bolivar Foundry, dealer in side and z
Harrsws. Repairing done.
Il. L. LIGHTFORT. d Co, watch-
maker and jswelor Complete stock on
hand. Repairing neatly and cheaply
done. Store at d. ]. Wells cid stand
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10 HIN S a UL'
CATALOGUE OF

CATALOGUE OF
NEW. RARE AND BEAUTIFUL PLANTS
VIII be ready in February with
Colored plate of the New Striped Rose,
Beauty Of Glazsnwocd. A Hybrid Tea,
Of most distinct aud novel kind The
ground tint is a lovely golden yellow,
darker than, bat after the style Of, Ma
dame FaIcot. each petal being distinctly
striped, and faxed with a bright car
mine, as often seen in the colorntion OF
some Tulips, the buds, before expanding
being boldly and beautifully marked
with crimson. Dellcately sweet. Il is
impos sible to convey by description the
marking and beauty Of this charming
Rose.
"a rose of golden-yellow, striped and
and faxed with scarlet or vermilion
sounds like dream or fairy tale; it is,
nevertheless, reality. III. CURTIS, in
The GARDEN.
Free to all my customers--to others
10 cents-a plain copy free.
feb22 IN WAsnNGroN CITY, D, C.
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sAUnsBURx.:
Professional.

DIR B. NJ. BOsTWICK offers his pro
fessional services to the public, ard may
be found at all hours, either at his ofhce
or 8! his residence.
DIR. THOMAS Il. CLARK, physician
and regular practitioner, offers his ser
vices to the public. Call at his Office or
residence At4
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BOLIVAR.
ProfessionaI.

FRANCIS FBNFREss, Auorney.at-
law and Solicitor in Chancery. Office
north side public square.
DIR. P. T. JONES. OGce in rear CT
DR.. E. d. Moores drug store. Calls an
sWered at Office.
DIR. J. J. NEELY, JR. O6ce over
IIsrkins & Durrett's, where orders for
his serVsces will receive prompt atten-
ton.
DR. D. G. DAY. Ofco at Dr. Ham
ner's drug store.
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Mercantile.

IRWIN, McFARLANE 4 co, have
largo auI we'll appointed saw mill. All
orders fled at short notice and upon
reasonable terms.
JP SMITH keeps constantly on hand
a full line of desirable dry goods, gro
ceries, etc, Sells very cheap for cash.
Call and get bargains.
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POCAHONTAS.
Professional.

DR.. J. s. PORCH offers his profession
al services to the public. Keeps on
hand full stock of drugs.
DR.. J. NJ. JOHNSON, physician and
regular practitioner Calls for proies-
sional services properly attended to-
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be much modification Of the present tar
if laws. He says his party viii insiss
on some measures looking to the more
equitable collection Of the internal rove
nue. taxes. The large tobacco interests
Of his State calf fer this.
General Tucker was particularly en-
thusisstio in his belief that the South
next year would exceed its FIVE million
bales of cotton of 1860, and that the to-
baceo, sugar and rice crors would be
larger than ever before. He said '"Re-
member what Isay, sir; The South to-
day is the most loyal part Of the country.
1t win do more in the future to help orr
General Government out of its debts
than the West and North together Ey
cry dollar OF the legitimate State debts
of the South will be paid; and the col
ored man, by large msjority, will vOsl
tie Democratic ticket"
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The ALMOST total csssafion Ct Earope
an immigration at this tins Il atiSihul &
Z tas dali tines IN tbs lai,ar snsfk
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-26
ToONs STATION.
Mercantile.

ANDERSON & BRADFORD keep
constantly on hand full assortment Of
dry goods, groceries, etc. Great bar
gains to be had for cash.
TT RUFFIN, dealer in family sup
plies, hats, caps, boots and shoes. Liber-
al terms offered to buyers
The Morning herald., 1877-06-15
I'm The b jSpOrus.

hing cautiously down TO the mouth
Golden Horn, picking our way
the shipping that is anchored in
resm. we turn away from the point
Seragilo, head due north, and find
Fcs entering a river. This is the
Fus; it might be the Hudson, or any
winding stream that has green walls
lovely to look upon. Just think Of
moment On our right the East
ors is Asia; on our left, to the west,
ope; at our back is the Sea Of Mar
and in two hours we shall have
10 The waters of, the, Black Sea. The
el turns SO abruptly, at times that
land locked lakes are formed, each
charming than the last. Palaces,
villages line the delicious shores !;
lis brood over the waters like hang-
lrdens of delight. ] believe that the
kable beauty Of the Bosporus is pos
in the world, for nature
|,de here a ped for arts to dream in.
d two continents, face to- face, like
queens, CHASING themselves between
asslc scar. Weare cruising between
Pntus and the Propon.is, the Euxine
fe Earmora. We swing from shore
|'e: pause for . few moments at each
X; exchange passengers, and have
(oont lis a landscape that is renewed
Fry turn, and surprise that is as
|when we steam up tile Golden Horn
lset' as at the hour when we came
4 1t with hearts full of expectation.-
francisco Chronicle. sts7fr "uT -
The Morning herald., 1877-06-15
A Neat feminine Swindle.

7 |wo daughets If farper in St. Law
reno county,sNew York, deired to pay
The debt on thiir Homestead, b6sshey pre-.
ferred not to dH it BY hard work. They Lit
upop an idea, that suited their purpose,
and have made. enough money to remove
the debt. They had large quantity Of
porous stone sawed into small piecss and
thoroughly soaked in an odoFpus prepare.
'tion, which impaired to them ! dnrable
scent. These they>have peddled through
out the State, Nstwenty- five cents each,
repIfseeeti"g e !hss Thy were sc!lt from, the
South America~ The girls arssso demure
ahd pretty, andtsh their lie with such an
appearance Of simplicity, that the sales are
very large. They have just put a lot Of
fresh stone in soak, preparatory 10 an ex-
Iellucu WcsleTu toui' ssy~f4tr." ~g' Assss-
The Morning herald., 1877-06-15
s 4 ~ sE.ss 4 b N w
a-,. -, Snd Mfslakes

|. Lovers - Sad Mislaks'
|,a Jerry ,MpCarthyrsf Ratsrsop, y,
,.,sd Mjs .seib&t.u EhdhtA u
.a love.romances, for he followed
,mple Of many !of the heroes Of
and stole the handkerchief OF his
,re-or one he supposed to be hers.
made i aat tBiAaksa fHsA'Ah& his
Live mother-in-law's handkerchief,
|,er Of which, like many Of her sex,
(aup hsrlRosy yaeshsip pr ArHs
s,vipg his sweetheart after this BIZ
|;men,al larceny, young Mccarthy
| q spree, and 'became oblivious Of
he Young lady and her supposed
krchief. Ip thes mean I time !. Nine. !!
| discovered ,hsf ioss, aad'' sdspectihe
las the thief, caused McCarthy's
It was not until the youthful pris
|ool within the presence Of the
|hat he comprehended his mistake.
y drew the fatal bit of linen, with
|lady's saving stifi ISknotted Yitkih
! hi; pocket, and sheepishy handed
4 Court; He was then discharged.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-15
In Shape TO- be Answered.

IN Shape TO- be Answered.
he of the courts in Sacramento, two
days ago, there came up for trial
nwhieh a Chinamaa was'the COM
g witness against awhile man.
the impanneling Of the jury, one
attorneys qssstioned closely the
Immoned as jurors to ascertain their
bu The Chinese question. He asked
them:
buld you believe a Chinaman under
witness replied in the affirmative
build you believe a Chinanati as
/ as y gu would a white man
kll, ihesitatingly,) l would believe
soon as I would somewhite men"
st isn't an answer to my Question.
ask you, and ! desire a categorical
would you believe G Chinaman as
) YOU would believe me or the attor-
! the defense, for instance?'
|, yes, sir; certainly.
attorney did not appear to feel much
|aher he found out. q 37Z u }%a
The Morning herald., 1877-06-15
A Romantic Marriage,

la'her Of the late Visconnt Ash>
when very young and residing with
Sm'y in the Qieen's County, was
with the beau.ysof an hishpeasant
amed Elizabeth Ridge, who was in
a0't of punting a ferry boat across
am in the vicinity of Castle Durrow.
Owe sick you.h took every opportu.
enjoying the society Of his beloved
"y'nph, but carefully concealed from
4fehls the impression she had made
MS bosom. He then held an ensign's
''SSlon in some regiment which was
'ered near the castle; but he was tco
e'o think of matrimony, nor was Il .
OF his affection either old enough, or
'len''y educated to become his wife.
0ad been reared among the Irish
F"'S' had been mused to shoes and
,ass; was scarcely acquainted with
.nsllsh language, and was uninformed
"'ers OF the world; but the young
:" hnc'ed 'hat, in spite of these dis.
isages, he could perceive an aptitude
~" and soundness of intellect, uni
'n great amiableness of temper, in
@ 'un 10 her personal perfections. Tn.
n.se circumstances he conceived the
,; 1s,c idea Of submitting her to the
'nlehdence Of some respectable fe-
Ge"paDIe of rendering her, through
(hhI''ence hI of education, an associate
"'e to his wishes and to his rank.
- ~ lovely ferry girl was accordingly
|, ~ under the tuition of q lady, at
nj sd"otse Captain Flower occasionally
l>n ner, and where he marked from
kO,;o sl'ne, with all the enthusiasm of a
Il ','c w. lover, her progress in vsrious'
EinaI accomplishments. Elizabeth Ridge
\ ueu M In this situation about three
! \ d" "neh the efilux of time, as we'll as
"omestlc occurrences, enabled Can't.
er hau 10 reap the reward of his constancy
,n ,'AoIao!e conduct by matrimonial
b. pr.l ana ! the blushing daughter of the
Of "A 4 1I is'e became nltitnatelytHe Cbunt
pa,h NJ hn'hlofook 81 and lady Of the castle
tho tho % whose walls her early charms had,
me- @' n rays Of the rising sun, ,beamsd l,r,|
lysn. .aomnotlced, on only to become more
.s'A' and more admifsd,
The Morning herald., 1877-06-15
Tke snake Harvest I'm Kentucky.

Tho Snake Harvest I'm Kentucky.
n, G. Redde{ {;eports : fsltles41s,if rillsd
Aieh measured shreS aud |. haiffssl long
eight inches in scircuA Aferncesas sshak.
er df twelve httles xsa1 b6(ton. y M
JAMES Fitzpatrick killed in one day in
the Tanbark hills, eighteen rattlesnakes,
eleven copperheads and one black snake,
the latter measuring nine feet in length.
Thomas OrcottSko reports seven rattlers
SkdIeight copperhsads killed by him dur
ing thc past Weskr[Vanceb Courier.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-15

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The Morning herald., 1877-06-15

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-27
POST MONEY ORDERS

POST MONEY ORDERS
Fap baS f6erffe uno biqtsfe @ttteI
sar ueberienouns BON 0slb unb iplIten,
rp fe su tobsa itnr, basu 8ebraudt
perpen.
g8enn etns 3ettuna BON etrem peff<
amt an Elm dnperes Derlest tperben fou,
80 mus trmsr au6 boS poftanlt onee>
seben perpsr. no pie 3ettuns frfber
snipfansen trurpe.
@ern Semnnb letn 8latt nt@t res
geImdbts eupfdnSs, ODsr f6 auf trsene
etns Betle 8sbler etnl6lei@en, 70 icIIte
csr tetreFenps assnt iUwte bte 6er>
auSeeber loeletG oauOn bena&rt@ttet
rsrpen.
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Sabr8an8 10 > Rnnn1er SO.

ote bartlde 3ssterune fG nt6t oeran-
labt iebs. In btsler 9a&e Yor,uoebeu,
ptelmebr pte Gnt1dIdFe Der unoeren
oeutf9en Re9terun9en bsfonbers Der
preuBtlhen. norerit abwarten miif1e.
Nus Stuttgart ltreibt man +: Sc
l6etnt faff. als Of fid Der gDtnter in
oielem Sabre aueereewSbnlt6 frlb sins
ffeuen wclIte renn, wdbreno es in psr
Jfadt pom IS. gum 19. September
beinabe iiberaQ ftartsn 6rDf uno Reif
eab, mtro bon Der IeBten pOf aus Der
S1war3walo8egenben bsreits eeIinoer
SGneefaa 8eme!pet. Dte aeoen Die
Nor9enlette aelesenen 8einberoe buben
itatt gelitten, uno iene Eraubeu, bic
ettoa tn ber Retfe nod etpas ,urlf
waren, weroen fauu, gum 8einprelIen
rerwenbbar ietn. 8esdeli6 Der 5Ops
fenernote lauten bte 8ert1te tim AQee>
metnen edniite, iowobI was oas Gr<
trdentB, aIs au6 mas Aualhdt unb
pretle anssbt.
Su Braunldwetg bat am Is. Sens
terber etn lcI@es S@neeeeitSber ees
berrl&t pte es bort faum il ftdrfer ee>
isben wcrbsn tf. Die Grrwdrme lief
strar ben S&nee f6meIsen. aber ouf
ben Briinen 8dumen uno auf ben
Dd@rn blteb er lteeen.
9n Der Rteinprcpins, belonbers i'm
1rtsril9en baben frGbe SrSfe in ben
Wetnbersen 8roBen Sdapen aneertAs
tet
Der taterif&e eunbtas III am q.
Sept. er6ffret worben. Der fnor,teQe
0ausbolt unb belonbers bas WiIttdr-
8uosst ftno barte Ndi1e fir eis gertres
ter BEG 0olfes.
Aus 8ifiinsen mtrb beriGtet: Das
Dcrf 6euerumba6. 3und1f Nrnfein,
TT gum sr5Bten Tbetl etn Houb Der
GIammen seworoen. uebsr 80 66uler
unb S&eunen liesen tn A1de, bod Gina
sladIt@er @eiie fein Neni&enIeberl ~
0runbe. Den 8ranb lcuen Rfneer
osrurla6t baben. ote gum apfeIbruten
ft@ Gsuer an8eSdnret batten.
Se&e arttusrtReu, pel&e anldsIid
Der Nan5uer BET GslpaiinS einquartirt
waren, fubren NIT ;uef Gtfern unb
eirtm SneGt tn einem SegsIbcote nad
eeont uno traten troB Nbratbens mad
I'll ubr Na@ts bte 8affabrt ouf cem
ttartbewssten Gee an. Sn atemIider
Gntfernuns pom llfer oerpirrte fl@ bas
Sepel uno cas- Boot l6Ius um. Bon
Den 8 an pos S&iff ft6 Rlammernosn
uno um 6iIfe Rufenben wurpen 5
eur& etnen S6tffer Don eecn! oerettet,
mdbrsno 3 Soloaten untersineen.
9us 8erltn ldreibt man pom 4,
October: uniere 8anquiers feben quite
3etten fit fd Doraus. yfei6 uno
ginSs!ftaaten miiien tbnen iebt, uads
Gem bte Beitdnoe aus ben WliQiaroen
rein aufssssbrt fnp, NIT 4nletben foms
men. Dreubsn sibt felt 1869 ,um
erfen Mal wieoer S6aBanwsiiunaen
aus: betanntItd fnD bier felt 1866
80 0tiu. W. oeinitiper 4uSaoben
oasu beitimmt ole fotttrenre SduIo
tnSaaBanweifunsen Serbrtsft su werpeu,
wenn 3eitweiItSe iibnfilfse SaGen,
befdnce ni9t mebr binrei&en, fte ~
ibsrtrasen. DaB wtr iest bic 50 3in>
zen fir pie tur3friffissn s6asanpei.
iunsen besablen mdHen, 1T aQerptnas
Elm 3et@en Der 3ett. Man Darf wObl
NIT Dem ,Ndrnb. GOrrsip.' Bic Auseabe
Der SdaBanweiiunssn aIs 8nrldufer
elmer iebr nabe benorfebenDrn neuen
preusiiGen 100 NilIionsn AnIeibe
fiir Gtienbabnbauten bstra@ten. gDo
iinO renn oie fiinf fruns5GlGsn Niuts
arren z
Die ruiiti&e Restsruus fol- bei
Trupp tn GGen 700 RanOnen befsQt
baben, pts bis 3um nd6fsn April 40
ltsfern ieien. S@aoe, paB Rrupp nidt
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ct. 9Saul Netnmeiuta, gamfag, ben 27 Cctpber 1871

elmer untsrflBuns Der Iiirfet su bepes
9en Ober aber, rrenn piele Iblt6t ldets
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