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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19
BE Agreeable nj Meals.

Every one can do something, says DIR.
Holbrook, to add to the social life at
the table. If one cannot talk, Ire can
listen, or ask questions and draw out
others who can talk. Good listeners
are rs necessary as good takers. New
er argue at the table; but tel pleasant
stories, relate or read anecdotes, and
look out for the good Of all Sometimes
i single anecdote from Il paper starts
conversation that lasts during the meal
time. \ family table ought to he
bright and cheerful, sort Of domestic
altar, where every one casts down Lis
Or her offering, great Or small, Of pleas
antness and peace; where, for 1T least i
brief space in the day, all annoyances
arc laid aside, al stormy tempers hush
ed, all quarrels healed; every one be-
ing glad and content 70 sit down at the
same board and eat the same bread and
salt, making il, whether il were rieh
repast On dinner Of herbs, equally
joyful almost 4 sacramental mead.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19

Moses Indians sent to aid in fighting
the hostiles. But few people here be-
ieve the story, and think them some oil
Moses restless spirits going to join the
hostiles. Tonight some five or six
families arrived from lower Yankinia,
having been notified by friendly Iii.
dian to leave the coActry, as the hos.
tiles were expected to cross the Co.
lumbia and raid the whole region.
HOWARD.
The following has been received
from Pendleton; Gen. Howard left
Pilot Rock at 6 A. NJ, July s.
going toward Willow Springs. Scouts
reported to Howard this morning that
there were about $50 Indians at or near
Willow Springs, and Howard pushed
forward to meet them. Probably ere this
he has engaged them.
The following is from Umatilla, July
o: A letter, received from Pendleton,
July 8, by Gov. Chadwick, says:
Gen. Howard attacked the Indians at
Beasley's Mill. The hostiles were
about 400 strong. Howard repulsed
them three times, and is still fighting.
He captured from 400 to 500 head of
stock, together with provisions and
ammunition. Fifteen were wounded,
two MORALLY. (Signed)
j. b. KEENY.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19
The Boss Tramp.

The boss tramp has Just returned.
Five weeks ago Il young man of this
city. without i cent in his pocket, beat
his way TO New York, slowed himself
away on an outgoing steamer, and COT
fir out Oh the ocean before he was dis
covered. He worked his passage tie
rest u the way and was turned adrift
II Liverpool There he had tranped
i tor two weeks, until lie got tired, and
then came back e America in tie
same way that is Went e Europe. He
reached Patterson 81 the truck of
freight ear Inst five weeks after ne LETT.
He had not ! cent when he started.
never saw 4 cent The whole time lie Wa
gone, and returned home in the same
uennlless condition. We are sorry that
VIC cannot give thi> enterpri-iDg tramp's
name Patterson n. 4. Guardian.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19

LATE European advlces Indicate TINT
the excitement over the Anglo-lmkish
alliance i past. France was, for u
time, moro excited than Russia, but She
is cooling oil againand the chances are
that the congress will not make any
move il the matter The British GOV
eminent has already taken possession
of the Island of Cyprus and it will
hereafter stand Us II sentinel over the
possessions Of England III Asia and the
Suo1 Canal. This treaty was doubtless
tho wiscst thing that Turkey could do
rs il has placed England under greater
necessity than ever Of preventing Rus
sian cncroachmcnls upon Turkish
Asia,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19

TIE recently postponed contest for
the Wisconsin award of $4,000 offered
10 the most successful steam road wagon
will take place on the 10Th. The mn
chimes nro to start from Green Bay,
passing through Fond du Lac. Oshkosh,
GAINESVILLE and Boloit, 10 Madison.
Much interest is felt in The result Of the
trial, not simply because of the stimu-
lating reward promised, but because il
is expected 70 largely determine the
feasibility of using steam on our high
,,,,y4
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19

IN Wisconsin the grcenback party
now has the following congressional
nominees in the field Second district,
II. A. Tennoy; third district, Owen
King; sixth district, 7. a. Griffith;
seventh district, Chas. ID. Parker; eight
district, A. II. Burrows. No other con
grcssionnl nominations lnvc been made
in tho state by any party.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19

tl'lIE first SIX months of ISIS, do not
present 4 very Ilattering outlook in bus
ness matters. The rcvow Of business
failures us recorded 10y Mcssrs. Dun,
BARLOW \ CO., is Of serious interest To
the mercantile community: The fail
urcs III the United States for the first
six months OF the present year are
1873, rs against i,7i9 III 1877, ma M
crease Of over ,0OO III number, equal 70
- per cent. The liabilities for the first
half or 1878 arc $3.50, 100000, asagainst
S9O,O0O,O00 for tile same period " last
Year, 4 percentage Of increase still
greater. These figures are Of grave im-
port rs an indication OF the state ui
trade. Ncser before ii al equal period
in the history of the country have bust
ness miSfortunes been so numerous OF
aggregated IN amount Of loss hy bad
debts 80 great The condition ofhusiness
and the probabilities are all III favor oi
i continuance for IL considerable time
set, q the present stringent times
The business houses that arc sound arc
not making amy effort to enlarge or eN
tend business ana those houses involved
ire struggling III vain u improve then
condition. This outlook II anything
but encouraging
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19
oFF TO SEE THE ECLIPSE.

A.Chicago dispatch says Prof. Langley
Of the Allegheny observatory, accom-
panied by several astronomers, left that
city on the 10Th for Pixies Peak
for the purpose Of making observa-
tons of the eclipse of the sun
that occurs on the 29th Of July. Pixies
Peak and Denver are in the path of its
totality. He arranged with the West
ern Union Telegraph company for tel
egraphic service and connection with
the observatory.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19

having been offered the preceding year,
and are a clear saving to the govern
ment of S240,0 600 over the contracts OF
last year, even irrespective of the stipu-
ations far more favorable to the gov
eminent
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19

GEN THos. j. HENDERSON, has been
renominated for congress BY the repub-
Leans Of the sixth Illinois congressional
district
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19

TIE democrats Of the eighth Michi-
gan congressional district have nomi-
mated i. NJ. Thompson for congress on
u hard money platform.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19

TIE republicans Of the eleventh Hi
nois district have nominated James j..
Dement,, for congress rs against ],
Singleton, democrat.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19

TrE great storm Of the 18th md 18th,
seems to have been general throughout
the northwest, and everywhere the
growing crops have suffered by the
Iplpc.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19

PRESIDENT HAYES private secretary
is down with consumption, and it is be-
licvcd that he cannot long survive.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19

ISAAC BossErr, doorkeepcr Of the
senate, il dangerously i'll ~ lis home
in Washington.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19

TIE whipping-post has just been re-
established IN old Virginia and the
tramp is unknown there.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19

LORD BEAcoNsFIELD, is sick and not
able TO attend the proceedings of the
congress.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19

TIE republicans Of the eighteenth,
Illinois, congressional district have
nominated John II. Thomas, for con-
grcss.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19

THE Island of Cyprus is about as
large az the state Of Connecticut.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19

EX-PREsIDENT GRANT is going to China
and from there he will return home.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19
GENERAL NEWS.

MAST has sailed for Europe.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19
Washington.
TREASURY STATEMENT.

The following is the weekly state
ment for the week ending July 18th;
U. S. bonds to secure national bank
circulation S349, ms, g0
Bonds 10 secure public deposits IL, S5S, 600
U. 5. bonds deposited for circulation
week ending to-day. ......... ~, 900
U. $. bonds now held for circulation,
withdrawn week ending today. so, 900
National bank circulation outstanding
currency notes.. ........... 322, T02, oil
Gold notes. ABR, 10
Internal revenue receipte to-day ..,.. 433, 4li
Custom receipts. ,....... ............. 336, 262
Receipts of national bank notes for
week ending to-day compared with
corresponding week last year-lSI5, $500, 600
lS7S.. .... 5,691, 00l
Receipts to-day Observation-Disclosures. 93, O0J
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19
INDIAN CONTRACTS.

Washington adviees say il appears
from All official statement furnished ~
the Indian officers il reply to tie criti-
cisms that have recently appeared oil
tue subject 81 purchases Of beef fer
Red Cloud and spotted Tail, ana
other SiouN agencies, that the
new contracts We're made
nj exceptionally lux rates no bidso low
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19
SOME APPOINTMENTS.

An associated press dispatch from
Washington under date Of the 18th
INST, says the president has APP
pointed Alex. Reed Of Ohio re-
cciver Of public moneys at Walla Wal
Ii, Washington territory; +. c. Jewett.
Missouri, commissioner 70 Paris inter-
national exposition; Casper II. scybolt,
Iowa, consul 1T Campcachy, Mexico;
Eugene Schuyler, consul It Birming
ham, England.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19
TIE NIENIcAN BORDER.

Washington advices under date OF
uly 10Th, state that Gen Ord has start
4 for san Antonio. lie declined to
give the points Of the conference he
has been holding here with the secre-
tary of state, secretary Of war, and the
president ii regard 70 tile Mexican
border troubles. lie does give the in
formation that lie asked for 10000
men e protect the border and follow
raiders into Mexico. This request was
not granted. General Ord says that tile
people Of Texas are eager fer = fight,
and that It is with difficulty that the
feeling has been repressed. lie
thinks chat when he returns and
it is made known that the govern
ment does not intend 10 revoke the
present orders rs TO pursuing the ma
rauders into Mexico, that the Texas
people will be in for Il general rush
across the Rio Grande ut the first case
of stealing.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19
rNAs AND MENlCN.

A Galveston special of July l1th,
says Congressman Sehlcicher, who has
just arriNcdin San Antonio from Wash
ington, saysthc administration has de-
tcrmincd Il force peace or war with
Mexico. lesayS Gen. Ord, who will
return Saturday will bring fresh or
ders Is invade and occupy the Mexican
border territory until the Diaz govern
mont guarantees immunity from III
yasion. lts believed lit headquarters
that the Mclean troops viii resent this
and precipitte collision. Schleicher
thinks tie situation very grave; All
Texas Is ripdor war. He thinks they
alone can rise enough men to whip
them, and tint no other government on
earth would allow is people q lie
murdered nd robbed Is they have
been.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19
TIIE REns.

Portland lregon. adviees from Wal
lula Of the 18th inst, state that band
Of Indians md crossed the railway
six miles .om that place MI we'll
armed. Try professea great friend
ship for tn whites. and claimed to be
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19
HEAVY LOAN.
THAT MONUMENT.

subscriptions to the 4 per cent. loan
to-day, 81 III $50.
THAT MONUMENT.
Advices from Washington of the 18th
state that work is to be commenced ON
the Washington monument next week.
1t has been decided to place four bronze
bas-relief on the four faces of the mon
ument near the base, each one thirty
by fifteen feet. Scenes in the life of
Washington have been decided upon
as follows: Taking command of
the army at Cambridge, surrend-
der Of Corvallis, resignation of his
command at Annapolis, and is taking
the oath rs president ut New York.
Riggers were engaged to-day i'll remov
ing the unsightly roof and framework
which has crowned the top Of the I'M
finished monument for twenty-five
years past.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19
DECISION SUSTAINED.

The secretary Of the interior to-day
rendered u decision affirming the action
of the commissioner of pensions in re-
gard to the Florida lndan-war claim Of
Philip Happel, Of Augusta, Ga, for
bounty land, rejected by the pension
bureau under sec. $3.50 Of
the revised statutes, which pro-
hibits the payment Of any account.
claim, or demand against the United
States that accrued or existed prior to
April IS, 1861, il favor Of any person
who promoted, encouraged, or in any
manner sustained the late rebellion, OF
was not known to be opposed thereto
and distinctly il favor Of its suppress
sion
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19

subscriptions to the per cent. loan
to-day, 81, 2l7 $50.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-19
9 Inc ebe per 9tttsVatG

fant firitr 1das hltt. %m TcrnerRaa
fbiCfcn Nib Gina SaGero In @d1bina.
ten unb 6r. yHtsslrr 6. Gais IN hem
5000 WfiIen con hort entfsrnttn gtorae-
torn, Colorado. duf eieftm neurn Deae
rrn 9unp fur's eebrn. Dor etei SatrS
tn Atna Wbtsler GaiS, elm iunstt saft.
arbeiierber 6lnnrsrt:r, ocn @afhine.
ton ndh oem fsrncn gtiten, I'm Tsta
Slid jn rCrfu den, unb liss Gin liebeEs.
rurrises Ndoten iurld. meltt auffes.
nc 3ddfetr tis ~ ber 3it martin fcast
bis ibm feine 5inInQn Die 6etratt ae.
itlttsn wurttn. Tieie 3sit pIr jest ae.
tcmmen. Nnrin feline GrI6dfft srrtin.
rsrttn tbn al rcr 8tiis M ) bent DltR.
Gin Nrsunb vcH ibm, eer an Dcnnty.
itla aus rem gStfsn In @aIt;natcR
sintrdt mar bsIuftaSt. olS ftin Sttr.
Dt'tretsr eas junss Nipttn nd
@scrG ;crn ~ b'tnlen, no bic Star.
una Sca'caen psrpsn foln. Das Ris.
ten mar nit pieism ARRANGEMENT vcgs
sem1tn 'ufrieceu. niht dfer itrt Ruts
ter. rslte ilb rrm YrrieFt Der @ersbe.
situra ddf pisfr g9etie pjseer1tsr. Go
muftt eIbsr ennrcrtr elm dlrrrer Slan
das3eta6t crer Die Su4. rerlncrss
wtrcrn. 0a6 Rip9rn tdte f&pa Ian.
3f aeTlrttt uab nur eie GnIfsrnuna
i,tien ter pfIrlib i'm u se " lssseu.
Hui Nnrltben rts Rco. GIresutet nur.
etn nun Die Die. t.c ets &,learJpttf in
Anpiub sencnmtn. Oiss bsta6tate
DC aite RlItrr nap otr 3re>lser rcasoa
rit GeremcH!r, Der nat EN- cesr ,r.i
6nunre dIS 3I,bausr ,ti ppbutH. 9sn
Ger 3eIt lt, no ric rIfe Irp Ite dbae.
lptdt rrarce. bis gum Ginirefcn ets
StuilnTrort teJietentiit res S4rprtS
psrncHen uber bier 5turptn. Die
6raat rctlte Im 5rtir1s Md tsrer nsu.
en- cd rits, une ia Itrem Gdnta ab,
b'gIeitti pGh ptn per3li1nen @iudnun.
l,psH tsrsr 3asIrsIpsn SrrRnes uRs
6ftunrtaasn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-19
Gin SGFpirtt,ous Soma In
Scrufdtem.

0cr chra 10 5ltrsh purbs 6srr Jc-
nathan Sr ntou. 99Li rinltrn. SerI.
rcn oer fren Soc HefI1 n, clS bn Ger
S0laac ben Gaftrla srtt:jlt babe, In
rer Rlte ocn 5eruillsn eins San rtrt5
i6dft ju srofuen. Boa isinsm Gtrm6
gen, rpelthes Il b luf CT. SD 00J tetief,
9dt er 'clner 6rJa uno leinem Spbne
bic fllfte. cI ptdelb'n cs ooJpafa, Gui
itrem Nnp,ien iu ptrUlCiben, me;t ie
bcftsn, raG Gus Sesrtdupt Der 6lmi.te
eurtb rittsre Grfl5runlen po1 ietnar
rabniunEasR Soee ItbeIlt peroen rii,oe.
CO 1ins renu 9riutrn a1ein uuf ole
R ife, tIm Iuh nnbl4emutS IN Seruil
len; IN uuo tluftr lib in pprn nflt.her
'St9enr. 3wei NeileI pitIi9 eon DER
Stlrt, mebrere Nter 9lno. 8lni1
frritt er 9ieit gum 8lu ieines Gh ilqlu.
lss unD errifuete plf'lbe nl2 tu3er
3sit ;Ir 9ea Iemtih!eit Ger 6as beiiise
Qlno her tfsnosn !6srrftlFtsn. Sur,
u1b gut. p1s @sihift mug ih rentirI
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roissn S&ilrcrunsenres crrtistn esbens
anp ras oft BON ibm fuuc9essbrne @e.
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eint Iebsn III tCanen, baben eie leSter(
tsrosen, stsnflrs mad btm peii. elnO'
oas,uwaresrH. Gisfs syGN tat eal
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-19
O:r isItI1a' Y iujtle.
tSbtue.)

9l6sli& buihn .tne idns,r SurIts
~ esra gitrbluer ttrIn; nit lwet
SGntttsn 6eiteire or ei. lui cen Rlfsu
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uRr rlr etCnIo lbnel pefitpunrtn. nle
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purtr rds @r6ulh rem WatoesIlum At.
cite, ftt duf ctns Der hort ana bunrtn.r.
pisrnc itwIrS unc I'm seitrsttru eIufe
eaucnialts.
Bon ausn 2 item rGrb Ger 66S.tHNt-
rrcbntr NIT 5rdssn tsf:lRf. dber rur
bic @rrte: ,@llce. Grblrmen :" tlmen
lber feline Qipprn. Gr lrien nur rirli
rfipsn Nnsrufe jn ttn"rr.
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tr gum B:febc III tersscn lereisn nj
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man mtie rob 5trmls rsrInllTtn.
mlt hem 4RNpcr VI ipre brn. sitism ;per-
re TT strs,s Hs.s anS aatwcrt f,b.
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ben 9rrurtSiittsa sdrI UerIeFtu N4ttsn
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um.
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Dus,no StimmeH Su9lett, ,.Ge Eat ttrCH
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Itr ctte 8itttsr trat Ycr.
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eurt itIem MINNIE CUR 5lut,t Jeboifsn.
SrU rerp,R sic an fslner Statt
oae 0.rtrehen III fIsnen Dab n. i'm
| Ramrn prs Gtitses mub Id Sic SsrbAf'
ten.
Srdu 1brmaS ribtste iih fSt3 empcr
fs itisn IN etnen 8cpf srCser serc!'
ben 3u irin.
Nv Gut, itr Greaen, penbe I'd
MIDI" rtei lie nit l0utrr Stimme, unc
Eete um Shus fiji mitt unp metn Sinr
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-19


"a rcnTrsarl' hsr 8Irtsrter tut Trdn
~~tr! CAS- 9lt uber 5teSerfr ant.
heitea ano IcIosr, mel tsRlb olc /
&c teilt,1 't,taeTa rcU cuTb IA ,lt q
rr fe pmmenp M6rpcrHoruratntn'
ifancen inc iOwie crrtn tinjl9 iOtI {,
n &c Irp ibucut Setluu0, rnc
pelipf'et ssriluof starn Gmrfana rem 20
Gents. ootr cerCu ptrb in 9rltmarftn,
Maa GSrtlfire:
DEUTSCHES UEl L-INsTITCr
No, 244 n. Fifth ST., Phila., Pa.
-
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-19
GinSematte gerlen.

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Ssile ben e9Tf,u, iaste Ir. Gtientsrs su
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en- Mlnnes.
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&c.
,cis faufiis 1aufeab COnars pirsr
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muFtr."
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te Ger Dcftor. ,,Ich ets Nenfbsn
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ittnfe Rcdss.
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ttm NerBtn "a ftuoirrn. Sm 6lufs
Oss Cottcre brflnp fib 6eiTen NGneet
anna Ifiacr, elm rsi}enreS ilnae8 See
'rb0pf, RE ibm p1eurS iSre Oaas6arteit
Ttt i'tnt %fcae nm lie ~ peraeisen fu1.
te. e1a lie 'iT bIuie iberat bano anlea.
te. an ienem Mcrssn mar iie eben tn
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ma'trn etrs eieblinsafptife Der ssrau
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mabt, rieis Irteit 10 gut ais ns5atib III
Stanre su 5rinstn.
Gt mar str lttbittts 9Iic. ttefes iun.
&c frifte Riet,en hsi eer &rSett AZ feb.
en-. Die aaaorLdsYcaen. Yon eunfin
8tmpern tsltatteten MIgen bec6aGte.,
ten nit SOr9faIi Den 3sEel. In ntlnen
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tebefte bic 'Bansen, nno nas eiRfsHs
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ben &Gsprud etner aRipru tstofsn. bod,
um 70 tisth9srsa erfteirans u per.
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