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WINNsBORO. S. G.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER ]: 10, 1878.
II. MEiNS D.fTIS, EDITOR.
JNO. $. REYNOLDS, ASSOCIATE EDrroR.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
IOr Governor
- WADE HAMPTON.
Eor lieutenant Governor
w. d. SIMPSON.
Tor Secretary Of .Stutc:
II. NJ. SIMS.
Tor Comptroller General:
JOHNSON HAGOOD.
For attorney General:
LEROY +. YOUMANS.
For Stute Treasurer
S. Il. LEAPHART.
For superintendent of Eatcation :
HUGH S. THOMPSON.
For -ATutoh &c Inspector General: :
T.. W. NOISE.
For CongrcsS--EoUM District .
JOHN II. EVINS.
DEMOCRITTC COUNTY TICKET.
For Representatives.:
II. \. GAILLARD.
TIIOS. :. BRICE.
II. &. CLOWNEN.
For .Judgc ofProbotc:
J. II. BOILES.
For Schoo} Commissioner:
JOHN BOYD.
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20 CiiOMo CARDS, Werfcct bcautics) with
%IO name, 10 cents. Quilt 10 cents TUR-
MEX GARD COMPANY, Ashland, Mass
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IMMENSE STOCK.
Ladd Bros.
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS,

NOTICE is hereby given that the ex
~ animation of applicants to teach in
the Free Schools of Fairfield county
VIII commence on Saturday. the 10th
day Of October next, and be concluded on
the succeeding saturday, October 2G.
All persons desiring certificates are noti-
he'd to appear in person before the Board
of Examiners at the times indicated. The
examination will be conducted, in wri
ting, at the Mount Zion Institute rooms,
and will begin precisely at 10 o'clock, a.
M.
WILLARD RICHARDSON,
II. MEANS DAVIS,
Il. r. ROBERTSON,
Examiners for Fairfield County.
sept 2S-2w
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D ECKLING'S GALLERY--Opposit
h the Wheeler House. Portraits,
photographs, Amtrotypes and Ferrotypos
finished in tho latest style Of the art
Old pictures copied and enlarged to any
size. w. A. RE ECKLING, Proprietor.
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TIIARLES ELIAS, formerly Of Camden.
~ has moved to Columbia, an opened
largo stock, Of Dry Goods and Notions,
Boots, Shoes, Trunks and Valises. Salts
faction guaranteed.
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EAR DISEASES.

Dk; G. T.. SlIOEMAKER'S Book on Deafness
nnu Diseases OF the Ear and their prOpcr treat
im,,nEdiato i,I, relief from ali unplonsantncss OF
,n,S ,ano aiSeiSS ana perfectly harmless and per-
have. Sent free to all Address liz ~ =
ehoEMAkER Aural Surgeon, Reading, IA.
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DIERCKS & DAVIS, importers and
IL dealers in Watches, Clocks, Jcwelry,
Silver and Plated Ware, House Furnish
ing Goods, DC. N. B. Watches and jew
elry repaired. Columbia, s. q. oct 27-y
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new Rich BLOOD!

PARSONS PURGATIVE PILLS make new rich
ph,oou, th ana VIII completely change the blood in
tnc ehitre system III three months Any per-
son who VIII take one pill each night from
one 20 twelve weeks may be restored 10 sound
ncnitn, If Slch thing be possible. Sent by
inall Il az Tor eight letter stamps. 1. S. JOHNSON
CO., Bangor, Maine.
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Now Ready ! The Grand Achieves
mentS of
STANLEY osn o%IS Gs%'25. s2 7s:

BY HON. j. II. IIEADIY the pr,nco of rio
Scrlptlve authors. \ inl history or his cXnlora-
IONS IN Africa and marvellous journey down
win Wild adventures and thrilling scenes OF
aanSGr. is prolusclv Illustrated. Tho public
CIUTION. Beware OF mIsstaIcmcntS OF IN.
tcrcs1rd parties: but send for proof of genuine
ness ana !ull description OF this work also
street, philadelphia. AGENTS WANTED.
sep 24-4w
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p KS, P0rtralts, Photogrnphs, Stere-
copied. Art Gallery Building, l244 Main
Street. Columbia, S. @. Visitors are
cordially invited to call and examine.
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TOWN ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE TO RAISE SUPPLIES Fon THE
MUNICIPAL YEAR 1878 70.
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Columbia Business Cards.

HEADQUARTERs for cheapest Gro
l. cories md Hardware in Columbia
to be found at tho old reliable house Of
LORICK g. LOWRANCE.
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CHEAP GOODS,

'nnd buyers may confidently
rely on getting their goods not
only at low prices, but of the.
most desirable quality that the,
market affords.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-10-11
- - 49,
DIE J..

tn this city October 4th, 1873, of Typhoid
Pneumonia, Allen Putnam. Aged ~ years.
The Maiden Mrror and East Boston 44deo-
cate please copy.
The deceased was born ia Boston, Mass
September 1856. He came to California in
1874, to Walla Walla in 1877 and to Lewis
ton ia the Spring of 1878. His father.
to Portland last Spring, on the steamship
Oregon, from Boston. They came to Lew
iston in company with the deceased, and
the father and the deceased each pre-
empted l60 acres Of land about 7 miles
southeast OF Lewiston and had commenced
the construction of dwellings, thereon for
the purpose of making this locality their
permanent home. The deceased was en-
ployed for short time rs clerk for j. P.
| Vollmer & Co., and while there his mother
was taken i'll, soon after he him was at
| tackled but fearing that his own Illness
| would operate against the recovery of bis
mother, he bore up against his disease for
several days without employing medical
aid He at last had to leave work and take
to his bed His physician when first called
| pronounced his case very critical one.
| Typhoid Pheumonin) and expressed great
/ doubt of bis recovery. Every attention
possible was given in order to lille the dis
ease. AT times hopes were revived, but
new phases would soon blast then. and he
fingered till Ire night OF the 4th inst. wher
his spirit departed. During all his sickness:
he was never heard to murmur or complain
but when he could talk he WAS making
4rIo far y is f7tl ia bora with nj, (, mi
w. The strongest affection existed tetweer
him and the members Of his family ans
more especially between him and his mother
and the last words he WAS heard to ute
were rs his mother bent down to kiss him
He said, ''mother don't take my breath ;
fearing that she might inhale the coutapiol
of his disease. He was young man fire
: from the ordinary vices which ore hahitna
with most of the young men ct this coast
. He was generous to a faolt, and tenderl
moved by the suffering of a fellow being
kind, agreeable and aff,ole towards all i
his department, an! yet firm in his Fur
poses to resist wrong. He was also intell
{ gent. industrious and energetic. In hi
] death the family have lost au ardent
: loved son and brother, one upon whose CT
n ergies and counsel. though yonng, all ha
built the strongest hopes, and the commit
nifty have lost bright egamnle Of a yout
+ whose department was worthy of close i'm
; tation. The family, though. com naratiyel
strangers among us, have the deepest syn
= pa'hy of the whole community in this b.
IS reavement. The funeral which took plaC
= on Sunday was largely attended, and Re-
I Mr.. McAllster ofiiciated in q very apprt
% pirate manner. and the drges sang by tt
choir were well chosen and we'll performe,
!, 1.-THE wind bloweth where is listeth," !
comes the grim monster. death.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-10-11
Could not Control.

Newell, of the Statesman, who sought
to run the Democratic convention of
Walla Walla county, failed and is sore
headed as the following will show:
REPUBLICAN TACTICS. @
The Republicans delayed their nomi-
nations until after the Democratic can
didates were in the field, the object be-
ing to take advantage Of any mistakes
made by the Democrats. We now hear
that they intend to bring out their
strongest men, and in that way expect
to carry part if not the whole of their
ticket. The writer advised Cancellation
and harmony in the Democratic conven.
ton, but his advice was disregarded
and now the Republicans propose to
charge upon the stronghold of Democra-
cy. 1t is never safe to allow men with
less brains than cocoaBut to rule.
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------------4---------------+- -
Letter From Lewiston.
LEWISTON |. 7. Oct. 9th 1873.

LEWISTON l. T. Oct. 9th 1878.
Mr.. EDITOR In your paper Of last
week | noticed an essay on education,
written by one of your correspondents,
in which he advocates the necessity of
a general change 10 the routine of our
educational department. | can agree
with those who think aud say that prac.
teal reforms are needed in our method
Of popular education. Valuable as our
public school system proves itself to be,
and indispensable as it is to govern
ment founded on the intelligence and
integrity of the units composing the
nation, STILL as things 60. multitudes of
children are deprived of certain advan-
tages which they ought to have while
acquiring an education for the practical
affairs of life. Until some way is found
for connecting with our public school, a
department for technical instruction in
particular arts, society will continue to
be burdened with educated idlers who
are above working at manual labor Of
any kind. The tact is that majority
Of our boys and girls are both orer and
under educated. Their requirement;
are sufficient to make them despise al
forms OF productive labor. The boys
become clerks, sports or men of wits
and the girls are teachers, singers O
elegants. They should be taught th,
elements of a livelihood in conjunction
with the practical knowledge of earyins
it out. X
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-10-11
Nez Perez County Republican
Convention.

EDURSUANT TO NOTICE THE REPUBLI-
can Central Committee met at Lewiston on
the LIST day of October, A. d. 1878.
On motion it was ordered that the Republican
County Convention be held in Lewiston on Sat-
urday the 10Th day of 0ctobe., 1878, for the
purpose ofnominating candidates for the various
offices of Nez Perez county and for the transact
ton of such other business as may come before
said convention.
On motion it was ordered that primary cleo
tons in the various precincts of Nes Perez coun-
ty be held on Saturday the 18th day of October,
1878, at 7 o'clock p. ~, at the usual places Of
holding elections.
On motion it was ordered that the apportion
ment for delegates to the convention be for Lew
iston presinct, s; Genessee valley, 3; Paradise
| valley, 3; Palouse Bridge, b Cainas Creek, /;
Pine creek, 2; Waha, L.
On motion the meeting adjourned subject to
the call of the chairman. G. p. CoBURS,
L. ). BILLINGs, Chairman.
Secretary. 81
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-10-11

is Is inches, one rock to be removed.
Then run Ii miles good water to Cam.
powee rifle, there water shallow, least
depth 2 feet. Then run J miles good
water to Bluff rifle water from to 4 |
feet deep and 5 rocks to re removed.
Then run IL miles good water to Doc
tors rifle with | rock to be removed
en- route, plenty of water on rifle. Then
run J miles to Cottonwood good water.
Then run | mile to Deadman's eddy
water from to 5 feet deep and 3 small
rocks to be removed. Then run 4 miles
to mouth of Potlatch creek good water
from p to feet deep, 7 small rocks to
be removed. Then 3 miles to mouth
of l.apwai good water save 2 rifles, 5
rocks to be removed, water On rifle ?
to s feet deep. Then run 3 miles good
water to Hog Island, rock to be re-
moved. Then run 4 miles to Reuben's
rapids, 2 gravel bars to be dredged, Wa
ter on bars from 16 inches to 3 feet
5 rocks to be removed From Reuben's
rapids 100 cubic yds. Of bedrock to be
taken out to make channel at low wa
ter IS feet wide and four feet deep.
Then run II miles to Mulkey's, good
water with three rocks to be removed
aud | small gravel bar to be drcdced at
this point and % cubic yds. of bedrock
reef to be cut out to make channel go
feet wide. Then run miles to mouth
of Clearwater at Lewiston, water from
2 to 10 feet deep at lowest stage, and
8 rocks to be removed, 2 rifles in this
distance.
In conclusion it is estimated that
1900 cubic yds. of rock will have to be
removed in the whole distance from
mouth of middle fork to Lewiston, {
distance of so miles, aud most Of this
is boulders which can be easily removed
and the whole can be done at a cost o
sll per cnbic yard, and money made
in the contract. Most of the bars cal
be removed by means Of small win!
dams to force the whole current int
the channel. Two or three places viii
require a dredger. The grade Of Clear
water from Lewiston to mouth of norsl
fork is only I feet per mile, distanc
Of 40 miles. Thence to mouth of mid
. die fork 40 miles, the grade has nc
been surveyed, but is estimated at be
. tween and 8 feet per mile. Theme
I up the middle fork II miles not to eS
u ceed Ii feet per mile. From the c
d bove it may be readily seen by eomp'
IL tent engineers that with an outlay c
= less than So, 900 judiciously expendc
u l07 miles Of good steamboat navigatio
q east Of Lewiston can be secured, dircc
(, ly on the route of railroad to Bit,
Is Root valley via, the Ska-ka-ho pas
II The whole country bordering the Clea
d water On both sides and for many mil
back from the stream, for the whole II
rs miles, is an excellent wheat grown
70 country as good as any, if not bette
N than any in eastern Washington.
De part is now an Indian reservation b
IN will not long remain such.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-10-11
Caution.

A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTION
N ed against intereepting or interfering with
any saw logs, either in Clearwater or Snake
rivers. belonging to the undersigned. Some of
our logs are marked IN" and some of them syn
and few small logs have no mark
LEWISTON LusRsaisa Il MANUFACTURING Co.
Lewiston, Oct. It'll, 1878. 5l-tf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-09-19
9ie Stufe 3ur @elunbbeit.

Die erlausun9 bon eebcustraft 1T bic
Stnfe CUR geiunbbeit. 8enn es bem Gr.
9anismus an Sitalitit manselt, perben bic
oeri6itoenen 0rsane trdse in ibrem DienR,
tonn,en dronii& in llnotonuns nnb fdliebli&
fett I'D, pie Rrantbeit feft. 9ieiem unielisen
3uitanbesoorsubeugen, icllte Der sef9pd@te
0rsanismus Snr& 8enutuns ienes unnad.
abmli@en Stdrtunasmittel, 9ofetter's
N asenbitteres ipel9es bic Berbau,
unssorsane FART uuo Die sranbli4e I'm.
nanbluna Der speiien in ndtr.nbes Slut
iidert, aus meld)cm iebe Mustel. ieber Rerb,
ieoe daier ,unqerobnten 2raft3u Fut emp,
fdnst, geTdrtl merDen. unb Der gan3e Oraa.
riSn,us erfdbrt bann bic beilfame @irfuua.
Der ,Appetit tebrt pieoer. Der Rorper nirb
|bur@ sclunoeh ,S6lummer erfriid, be Nerpen
|erfarf.n unb ncroen rubig. bic aus 4roni.
lder llnberoaulid!eit un6 eiuem unre9el,
|ndbiaen @eiunobeits,uaanbe er,eusle nie6er,
|oei4lagent etimmins oerid,uinbet, uus ieneS
iahle Ausiebea str &ant, bas getpcbn5eits,
franten uno Der 2eben senergie ,mangelnoen
qtrtonea e!eea il, pirb our& cine sciunoere
6arbe<ffftt. tr TX
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S Il Ia 4 Il B..
Nus Der 8unbesb sbauptitabt,

Maibin8ton, Ia. Sept. Sc,
@&atamtsieeretdr bot folsenbe iabtl.
le anfertisen 1aiien, mel4e ben Gtana
Der 8unoesl&ulo BON !. Suli ls6O!bis
gum l. Suli 1878 oneibt:
SIN Sabre 1860 bstrus bic ausi i,s.
btnbe 6&ulb $64. .S42.227. Boaraele
i'm @@ote 34.S77 1856, u5lisruaas.
|,abl in ben Der. @taaten 81. AZ. .321.
|6@ulo pet aopf $l.ol, 3isiea Pc,
Ropf OIL. !, 45.
SIN 5ab<e 1873 betrus Die ausR..
benbe 59ulb $2.256.205. .s9a, Haar.
|9elb i'm 6&ate 1886. .S23, ,671; Dep5I=
terunss3abl Az, $4,000. 6&utb pei
Ropf 94l,67. 3inien per Qs2f 4l.97.
Bic G&nlo. pel&e aufotb6rt bott'
|per3insli@ 3u iein, bstrus in 5abr,
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3eitnl,,,ss::0llef<ke.

8u Nub unb Trommen man&er m,
!: l.r.r gbonnenten unb 2eier, BIZ. pieGfi&t.
nod .nibt nit ben @eleben,, ,,pel4e einen.
3eitunssberausseber in ieinem Inter
,nebmen ihiiben, pertraut uno b'efannt
!, ,iinb, ,poaen mir bieielben bier folgen
:laler. 3ieielben ino in Der san1en
5llnion anmenobar uno tets in Rraft.
l. @er brei Mummern elmer 3eitnn9
onnimmt Of miiuoli& ooer brieFid
.aufseforoert ober ni4t, mirb ols abon'
;nent betra4tet, uno bat fiir ibielelbe 81
tbe,ablen. a ,gss 4ss7s
2. Menn Mbonnenten cine 3eituns
ni6t abbetellen, 10 miro angenommen,
<bab Fe, bieielbe fort 5u baltten. uinlben.
3. Cine @eiseruns, ,bie 3eituns BON
zber betrefenben Yoit-Offee absubolen.
obne bieielbe be5ablt 81 baben, miro
ais abi9t;eet Bttru9 an8eieben..
4. &ein announcement fam re6ts9ul,
tis ab6eite1t tperbeu, obnt baB aQt
Riditdnoe be;ablt Fnb. -"
5. @enn M5onncnten es unterla fen.
ibre 3eituns bon Der Yoitoffice ab5u.
Dolen, 10 inb iie oafiir perant,portli4
bis lie ibre 9anie &t4nung be1ablt'uns
oi.. 3eituno obbeitsat baben.,
6. @enn Mbonnenten ibren Mobn=
sort perdnoern, obne bic 3eitunss- Offic,
gu bena@ri@tisen, 10 1T es ibr S4o.
oen, ,penn Die 3eituns mad ibren
driiberen Mobnorte 9eianot piro.
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Pan panbfe giitnbabn lsi Steubeu-
billie If bti&doiet unb anduon, anberea
f9sntteu .,uurbe bebeuteHosr 6&atea
anseri4tet. go ,purbe eine neues si.H
isrne Bride bti Minso serit6rt. Ser
Bad aeseniiber Der biefgsn @tabt if
III Sat b6ber dls ie. Sic Cambria
Sen Snb FART iibtrj4memmt. hbo4
|pirh tsiu @erluit on mani4snleseage.
|Meiset.R ai.ls xqa ,a
grie ga Is. Sept. 4ss ousda
|ok beige 5tabt tiebenDe Baiu gren
(8a& 1T wdbrenb bes 'lettex Ha4t .raf*
|9eftissen, uno bot Elm ON llfer l,txsr-
|oes 3aus fortsstihtn, Sic gepabnet:
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uno otTen l6 Sabre alte 5odstez. !.
tranten. Mebrere etaIsebd*b@ y. :,
|Yriidsn pu-oen ebenfalls fe.t ,:n 1"' :.
Ser arseri@tete, @@abea y .;.r,;% ,;.',.,;%
beoeuteno. auf allen W .;rm;;.n.n' !, ;'
ben 8abren 1T Der y ,,.hr 't.n...x,
unterbro9en.
aespreb. s., .,rmonn b,roubt.
Ne'eae' is. Sept. Mo@ridt:r
I BON on ~, -. s'' 4t,, Sa., iag.n, oob; Scr.
man epe pman, Gin grprtb, 6u9rmann
fb'spaev: Stdot om @onnat.nb Ab.nb
|oon 'orei Mdnners oneebarter, IN, $14
'sno cine llbr beraubt uno in f@redlid
Isrl9laasnem 3uitanb i;eetn aeloff.n
.Duto'. pas Gelo e.b6rt oe, Mattb;e.
lien uuoip.slet 3iue Gompoan;> Bier
uno ,purbe Sur4 Sic grfe National.
8ant .pon gtieaso perianot. Ser
/! Plat, 10 Die Rduterti b,gang,n por<
ben iein ion, il iear lt69aft unS nan
1nuaben F4; babs bte Ibat .feint 3.a-
| gen fanb. aa'i lDfi5' a'a
y - @eeen+ @onblatist.it une aue
barring @entiiebenben 9eiben fnb Sr.
ausnit' 9oniss 9amburger dropfen
ein Mitttt, ,utld.s ein3ig in ieiner art
bafebt. Ran i.be iebo& beim aaufe
|betielben senau oarauf bab ieoe Glal9e
bon aDr. Nus. a0niss 9amburser
5ropfen nit Der Namens. llnterl@rift
Der 9erren y. @oseler &'Go. perieben
1T, oa nur iol&e ddt iinb, melde bic
Signatur qennnnter 6erren traaen.
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~ 0erloren.-s ecnntus oen 25.
elueuF 1T cine fleine rotbe Sabre alte Stub
pcrloren eesangcn. Ser aopf it rotb unb
.tpeib seHedt. tsser ausfnnft iiber1 ben Ser
bleib Der Sub scbcn tann, penoe fi@ sefauisit
aan 9errn jfammermeier im SautD-a lie y
Snufe. u '9.'.y 7''sfs
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Ttff bearunbet.

9ie 3eit crprobt alles. rYerrb Dabis'
Na;n ailler' 1T felt finf nno breibis
Sabren bot Der 0ffentli&teit, uno bat in bic
fer san;en 8eit ni9t cine spur ieiner Yopus
laritat einsebiibt. St ioute ftcts i'm ndditen
: Bereid) gcbalten nerben.
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Ser @prbaern,
s 9eraus9e9ebenbon ~
8rid 4. aaiier.
6aint Glous, Mainnefsta, ,

9aint Gloub, minnefsta,
erf6eintieocn Donncritaa nnb totct idbrlid
in Borausbcsablun9: $3.50.
Sir ucniger als Monate tpirb tein Hbon-
nemeut angenommen.
Son Abouncntcn, Die Sic 3eituns ri9t
ausorldli9 abbeFelen, nirb ansenommeu,
oab iie oas Abonnement fort3uitten wiiniden.
Sic 8erabidumung, eoer 8erpeigerun9
Der Nbboluns Der 3eituns bon bent .Yoitan,te,
ipobin oieiclbe beorbert porben 1T, ionie bic
llntcrlailuns Der Nniei9e an bic 1erauS9eber
bon Der etma futtfMoenoen OrtsberdnoerMn0
xno ocr Aneabe oes neuen @obnorts entbin<
BET ni@t bon oer 8ejabluus oes pouen Abon,
xelueatsbetrages. '1' 'fo.5t 5'aa "
Mn3ei9en,
pel3e o9ne 8emertuns 3ur Aufnabme Elm,
taebep, lueroen 70 lan9e eingerudt uub bered>
net, bis iie abbefe1t .perbeu.
Amicigen wcroen AT ben aetpobnliden
Yrciien einacridt nam'ia ! 9 Gents per Bee,
.bier<3cile, fit bic erite Ginriidun9, nnb 5
GsntS fiir ieoe folgenoe. Gir .An3eigen, bic
,Ednsere 3eit iteben blciben, tuirb elm btbeu.
renber abjng erlaubt.
Die Scransseber Tnb i'm 8eiit elmer roou>
:ftdnoisen Ausnabl b 5.j,
sfe,ser uns geld ebmntfDpner 2ettern,
'anb ino oaber i'm etanoe, ,ta<.Y
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