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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-01
henry c. sLUss' CANDIDACY FOR con-
GRESS.
Msa Whom All Parties Caa trust, and Who
Would Do Honor to the Whole state


sedgwick county viii ask the Republican
party OF the State to nominate ii. c. Suss as
one Of the four Congressnen-at-large. His
nomination viii not be urged 20 much upon
local grounds Of sectional interests, as upon
the eminent fitness of the man, and the adj
yantages aceruing 10 the Republican party
and thc State at large. His candidacy comes
not OF himself, nor entirely Of his own party
in this county, but OF the people who best
know him. This section Of the Arkansas
Valley has other able men OF unqucstioned
qualifications and proud attainmcnts, who
will just as heartily and unselfishly work for
the prcferment of man whose ability is
conceded by all: whose integrity is only
equaied 10y his modc>iy, and whose public
life, pure motives, and unblemished official
record are known and understood Of all, and,
which if rs well known to the State al large,
would secure 4 well-nigh unanimous nomi-
nation. IL is unnecessary for US 10 urge his
qualifications upon our home readers.
We only write these lines to assure
the many prominent men OF The state
who arc his friends, and the Republic
dacy VII! be ju-t as earnestly advocai-
ed and urged as though his chances had been
hourly sounded ia specials 10 the newspa-
pers Of the country lie viii moi wear out
in day, nor fade in the estimation of minds
that best and most intimately comprehend
him in the absence Of a continued and
strained boom. Being one Of the FIRST men
10 cast his loi 10 this valley, men Of all par
ties with whom he has associated have learn
ed his stability, ana that uubounded faith
can be placed upon him, either Is a man, rs
a citizen. as a lawyer, or As a representative.
lie Is one among The few public men OF
these times who shirks no duty, however
disagreeable; deserts no cause, however
few it, supporters. As . lawyer possessing
one Of the finest anylitic legal minds Of the
State, DC commands the respect and conf
dencc OF the entire bar and bench, from the
supreme and L. courts, down As poll
iician, there Is not an aspirant for Con-
gresham ai-large in the State knowing Hen
~ c. Sluss who will not endorse The forego-
ing assertions. lie has never been a self
seeker, and While sedgwick county docs not
differ from Others in the petty jealousies OF
her local aspirants, and their misunder
standings, we say, without fear Of success
ful contradiction from any source, that all
the positions and honors heretofore accord
ed him, have come more through the efforts
and persuasions Of his apprcciatiye friends,
than from any inclination or ambition Of hi,
own.
10 maE IN cur midst, no man within the
confines Of the State, can or would more hon.
orably, more jealousy, or with broader
understanding and statcsmanlike views, rep
resent Kansas in Congress, than Henry c.
suss, conviction Of which fact viii not
only rally his friends ii Topeka from this
section OF the state. but secure him the SYM
Pathy. respect and support Of many other
and their friends from every quar-
ter Of Kansas.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-01
NEW PAPERS.

Some dozen new papers reached Ills from
50 many different localities in the State this
month. They all have patent insides, all
brass outsides, and all are alike and for st.
john, and thus is the fund which was raised
buying bread for q class of fanatical tramps
and brainless mendicants who would other
wise starye before they would do an honest
.ln,,a ,,..,rl.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-01
CLOSING EXERCISES.
SUNNY DALE. May 80. 1882.

SUNNY DALE, May 20, 1882.
To The Editor oftLe Eaqfe
The Sunny Dale school closed last Friday,
May &c. and although the weather was unfa-
yorable. it did not prevent large attend.
ance of the patrons and friends Of the school.
The crowded house and the bountiful din
ner provided gave evidence that the people OF
Sunny Dale are alive to their children's well
fare. and know how to make their school in
teresting TO both pupils and teacher.
The average attendance for the term OF
three months ending with the above date,
was twenty-seyen. The attendance. pune
tuality, order and industry of the school
generally has been merritorious, but the fol-
lowing pupils deserve especial credit for
having been neither absent nor tardy dur
ing the entire term, viz; Laura Rose, Mary
Rose. I.utella Fassett, Lizzie Deal and Jesse
sasseen. Respectfully,
W. A. AYERS, Teacher.
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NOT MUCH.

Some OF the upper Arkansas Valley politi-
clans = their indiscrcet and indiscriminatc
clanor on the congressional question are bit
ing Oh more than they can swallow. The
Ninth Judicial district don't constitute the
Southwest by long score, nor does the Ar.
kansas Valley west OF Newton. There are
have more votes in convention than all the
territory named.
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WOOL GROWERS MEETING.
WICHITA. May 2Ith, ,

WICHITA. May 2Ith, ,. =. NJ.
Association met pursuant 90 adjournment.
+. Pierpont, President pro tenn, in the chair.
Minutes OF the previous meeting were read
and approved.
Mr.. Fox moved that there be II scale OF
points TO govern the judges in awarding
premiums on sheep at the coming fair of the
Arkansas Valley Fair Association. Carried,
and the chair appointed Messrs. Fox, Ran
son and Little rs Il committee TO draft the
same. \ premium list for the Arkansas Val
ley Fair Association was prepared aud
adopted.
Mr. Junkermann. one o! the committee
appointed 10 procure Il room for the storage
of wool. report ii that room had been
rented in Mcpherson block, on Main street,
for one month. or longer. if desired, and that
the same was ready for the reception of wool.
Mr.. Forty moved that the chair appoint 4
committee OF two to investigate the matter
of establishing a scouriong mill in the Ar
kansas Valley. Carried. Messrs. Forty and
WO0duan appointed ~ Il committee.
WM. &. LITTLE, Secretary.
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JOINS NOTHING.

The Wichita EAGLE joins the Col. Martin
boom by asking: wouldn't it now be poetic
justice TO acknowledge The life-work Of John
a. Martin by giving him the only Office io
which be ever aspircd: We think so.-Lear-
envor1h Times.
The EAGLE IS not joiner, in THIS instance.
II was for Martin four years age, or five, and
has never let up. Being convinced that we
were right then and hight now, we don't pro-
pose to weaken. in season orout. Formonths
past, or ever since the first talk Of the COM
ing campaign, the EAGLE has almost weekly
mentioned Col. Martins name in that con
nociion. As 4 man, as a Republican,, as a
Kansan, and as q patriot and soldier, the
EAGLE challenges word against his life or
reeoFYi
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OUT AHEAD.

Colonel ID. Il. Anthony appears to have
come out on top OF the heap in the Leaven-
worth fight. lie has made au exceptionally
good postmaster, faithful and correct. and
that OF an Office of more than usual respon-
sibility, the Leayenworth postoffice being
the designated depository for a number OF
Offices whose remittences amount to many
thousands OF dollars daily, at times. His
time having expired, his enemies raised a
howl, which was followed by big petition
asking for the appointment of another man,
one of the grounds being that majority of
the Republican party of his own home was
against him. Anthony hasn't said much,
but at the elections the other day, he went
before his people as a candidate for delegate
10 the Congressional convention, and he
came out about five 10 one ahead. Not only
the good of the service, but common sense
should dictate his retention, to say nothing
OF the civil service rule
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-01

The Kansas City Scientific Reoiew should
reach the table of every professional, literary
and scientifically inclined man in Kansas.
1t is a splendid publication, full Of matter
pertaining To The formation and wonders Of
the trans-Mis>issippi country and general
scientific papers Of great worth and absorb
ing interest. Two dollars and fifty cents per
annum is wonderfully cheap for IA magazine
of such size and worth, and which is pub
lished by Hon. Theo. Case, not for the
money there might be in such publication,
but for his love OF the work.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-01

Il is recommended that The primary meetings
he held In the several townships anG wards in
the county, 10 select delegaie., Gu the 18th day
Of June, lSs2. between the hours Of and
O'Clock y. NJ. in the townships, and between the
hours OF and 6o'~lock =. n. IN the wards of
the city of wichita.
81 the meeting Of The committee the following
resolution was passed
Resolree, That the question be submitted 10 the
vote of tho electors at the primary meetings In
the seYeral t0wfishins and wards whether the
rule shall be adopted in Republican conventions
that delegates shah vote by rira pOCe vote upon
all questions Of the nomination Of candidates for
Office or delegates
IL j. expected that the vote upon said resoiu-
ton in each Of the townships and wards will be
reported b the convention.
u. g. RIGGLES, Chairman.
x n SOlTIMIGk. Secretary
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FIGHT BETWEEN AMERICANS AND MEXI-
CANS

TOMBSTONE, A. r., May a. The Epitapd
Tomorrow will publish an account OF Il fight
at lgas ranch. on the line Of the Arizona n
New Mexico railroad, in southwestern Pima
county, near the Sonora border. Mcscal is
smu9glcd across the border. and much i'll
feeling engendcrcd between the American
railroad aborcrs and the MexicanS. a few
evenings ago number of MeXicans with
their families cncanpcd near lgas ranch.
The American laborers being drunk. at
tempted to force the Mexicans TO give up
their women. This was resisted, and an NJ
fray followed. in which seven McXicans were
killed and several wounded. n number Of
the Americans were wounded, and il is eN
pected that three will die.
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CALL FOR A REPUBLICAN COUNTY CON-
VENTIuN.

AT meeting OF the Republican Central Com
mittee Of sedgwick county, kansas, held IN the
city Of Wichita. kansas, on the 10th day OF May,
lSSs. the following proceedings were haa
J. That a delegate convention of The Republic
In the city OF Wichita, saturday, the eth day
Of juno. lsss. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for the purpose
of eieciing sescn delegates aud seven alternates
10 represent the Republicans Of se'igwiek county
In the Republican state Congressional conNen-
ton, 20 be held IN the city 81 Topeka on the 2Sth
day of Inne 1872, fer the purpose OF placing Ia
nomination iour candidates for Repre- 'entatses
in Congress from the State at large, 10 be voted
Tor ~ the general election IA November lss2.
p That each township and ward shall be en-
titled - send delegate sind ailcruates 10 said
cuugpn. ION a. lplinr--.
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Topeka capital: Is there an instance on
record where the entire delegation of any
State in the lower house of Congress has been
nominated by reclamation for reelection:
Two years ago The present delegation was
renominated by the respective districts by
what was the same rs acclamation. and this
year the unanimity is complete. l. there al
so any instance on record where the entire
delegation has been retained intact for so
long time! Kansas has the true idea Of
representation in Congress. When she gets
good men at Washington she keeps them
there. Counting the present term, there is
not man Of our delegation in the House
who is not Il ihird-termcr.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-01

Those great lights OF the prohibition party
editors Nov, SOue and AbIn, accompanied
by Dr. ii. ID. Hill. candidate for represent
alive. attended n st. John prohibition-eub
meeting at Farmers Point last Friday night.
The .'boys'' are having lots OF fun over the
finding OF Il whisky bottle in the carriage
used by the st. John ''orators. '--dngasfs
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-01

To tie Editor # tie Eagie:
In my unswerto w. G. Woodman you make
it read distribution of certain Kind of
money when it should read Obstruction of
money aud by this change it destroys my
meaning or reyerses IT, You will please
col rect next week. Yours.
j. W STURNs.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-01

The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press says that Congressman
Ryan. of this State, is one of the strongest
members of the appropriations committee,
and that he prepared "the best Indian bill
that has been offered by the committee III
wears -
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-01

senator Plumb contributes 81 900 cash to
aid the colored brethren OF Emporia to CON-
p!ete their African Methodist church, now
building in that city. The Senator was
"broushi up'' a Methodist, and no boubt has
4 warm side for the members Of that denom-
ination. -Coamonneoih.
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A Good Girl Wanted.

A good girl wanted 10 do the general house
work of nediunl-sized family. For one
competent and satisfactory, good wages will
be paid promptly every Saturday night, il
desired. Apply at this Office. If
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-01
Call For Troops.

Ohio Veteran Volunteers wanted. TO get
500 local State bounty, by recent act. Cali
on or write me, enclosing two stamps, al
once. RopoLPH HATFIELD,
SIT Attorney at Law. Wichita. Kansas.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-01

''Don had many Advantages said Simon
Cameron, talking of his son the other day,
"but had one that is worth more to man
starting in life than any he ever had"
..What is that. Generals" '.rhc advantage
of sIart in, nonr y
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-01
Mail Carrier Wanted.

A man or hoy. oyersixteen tif light weight
TO carry mail between Wichita aud Hutch
inson. till July LIT. Apply soon to
S-9tz r. 8 BFII Ebll j,ve Kan
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Vennor predicts sharp fr0sts in the North
ern Mississippi section. and at other points,
between The 18th and sth of June. and possi-
bly, about the 18th or etah. He also says a
great deal Of rain win fail in June.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-01

LAND OFfiCEt
at Wichita, Kansas, May ith. iss2 I
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention to
make final proof In support of his claim, and
that said proof will be- made before the U. =.
Land Oniee at Wichita, Kansas, on Saturday.
June 24th, lss2, viz; Kiln Maupin, for the NV Y
OF section 4, twp. 2G south. range east.
lie names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said lanl. viz;
s II. Bragg, George Gay, T. q. Coveii and
NJ. Foreman, all Of Wichita, Kansas.
X l.. WALKER, Register.
j. +. Lauek, Attorney for Applicant is
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Look Out.

Any person leaving dead stock On the
premises of the West Wichita Town Com
pany. or removing any sand or dirt, will b
prosecuted to the extent of the law.
TAT WEST WICHITA Town Co
Thomas H. Lynch wants to sell u Wood
harvester, in good repair. win sell cheap.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-01

The Wichita Mound nursery is better pre-
pared than ever before to furnish home
grown stock. Aud farmers make great mis-
take when they purchase fruit trees from
agents of foreign nurseries. when they can
buy home grown trees from first-elass nur
sery, and Il responsible firm. The death OF
}. II. Sturns, who has been Ut the head OF
the Mound nursery, will make no difference
in the future conduct OF the business, As it
will be conducted by brother. who has, in
fact. superintendent it for several years.
Then don't he misled by travelling fruit tree
pedders of foreign higb-sounding named
nurseries, who carry around specimens OF
fruit in magnifyins glass bottles, but buy
your trees from the Mound nursery, which
you can select Yourself. and plant the same
day they are taken up. and are warranted
true to name. 4l-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-01
DUTY ON IMPORTS.

We commend the following figures to the
careful perusal of the agricultural readers OF
the EAGLE, merely promising the remark
that they are not given on Republican au-
thority, but are taken from the speech of
Democratic Congressman. Mr.. Epson. He
Classics the duties on some Of the principal
goods imported into the United States rs fol-
lows:
Duties which wholly or in part benefit far
mers Afnck -raisers wool rroMers and other
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Yours respectfully,

III. STEPHENSON.
lhe ease is a hard one, :,nd we don't know
what TO advise. Secession or defeat 81 the
bonds may both be impractical. is to the
full valuation a. against one-third valua-
ton in The other county, that will probably
be rcmedied by the time our commissioners
get through.-ED. EAGLE.
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Money
Money
The City Pasture.

Acknowledged to be the finest grazing land
in the country for its luxuriant heritage,
abundance of shade trees and brook of erys-
tai water. is situated hall mile below the
bridge. The owner will be glad to welcome
the stock OF the city and neighborhood as
soon the season opens. Come and see
convince yourself.
For terms. apply TO the owner. or Mr. G.
Rieh's grocery store.
Tresspassers upon the premises will be
prosecuted according to law.
5l-;.m \. 5. TFUTsCuEI, Proprietor.
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IN FIX

SEDGwICk. KAN May -. 1882.
Io tie Editor Of lie Edgie:
DEAR SIR--As people in trouble seek re-
lief by going TO editors. take the same lib-
erty We are taxpayers in the north par, Of
the county. aud belong 10 Sedgwick school
district. The trouble you can plainly see.
They vii! vote two per cent. school tax on
one-third valuation, which makes ours six
per cent. on school tax alone. Please tell Us
what we saIi do.
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ALWAYS co TO THE LEADING HOUSE FOR BARGAINS

ALWAYS GO TO THE LEADING HOUSE FOR BARGAINS
THE NEW YORK STORE
Comes the 'front.'
goods and their increasing trade
public can have that the New York $ the
EST LACE
Greatest Bargains of the Age!
$4,000
NMGM& Arriving Daily Special ca Be in Every Department
receiving
meneres Silk Finges Comk the best selected
Goods Ladies' Linen Collars and Table
RODS MATTNGs
veryla of Carpets.
MISSES nd SHOE ID B
@~ds.nrm~ nrarr~ n~nn
QUICK Small OUR
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LIST OF LETTERS
WICHITA, May 80, Iss'.

REMAINING UNCALLED FOR AT rite Posi-
OFFICE AZ WICuITA.
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CUTS AND FITS ~ THE LATEST STYLE.
MAKES Srrrs ~ ORDER,
Wichita Mound Nursery.

Guaranteeing abstraction Room next dooi
l1-tf nor u of County Tailding;
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SI.isO,3G.,lO5

We leave our free trade Democratic friends
to orgonize the quarrel with these figures as
they please. merely recapituating them for
more convenient reference;
On agricultural products. S1laS2.ll 50
On manufactured products. -. .iEe o.
On iuyuries l5.110.014 20
On other articles - S,5l2, Ass O.
Who gets the benefit of protection.
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ing Oils. at Aldrich ~ Browns. SO Main
street. Wichita. 9-lt
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-01

Golden Machine Oil aud Castor oil al. Aid
rich & Browns. 30 Main street, Wichita,
Kansas. Gilt
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Notice for Publication.

OFFIcE-Next to EAGLE, '.sign OF the Big
Hand ,, eff
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THE NEW YORK STORE

comes They
goods and their increasing trade from testimony the
public have that the New YorkS $ the
EST LACE Y TRADINd.
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Greatest Bargains
New Goods are Arriving Daily, and Special Drives can

We receiving the latest novelties Silks
Satn Dress Goods aces Emoder Collars Ties Hosiery Gloves Ri
menees Silk Fringes Coset the and best selected
Goods Ladies' Linen Collars and Napkins
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Wom 1qne sSr.ettet.

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MaG, fast: SIM 5srbR 1876 bstam Id
sunaeat!ltsn, sffolst BON einsm bsftissn
ouitsn. SD serlor ben appstit unb mein
6lsiib uno wuree bsttlaseris. Sn 1877
brahe man mid ins 5ospital. Die Nsr3te
ertldrtsn, Id bate siu God in msinsx Gun.
sc pon Der @rSee einss aal6sn DOLLAR
itidss. @oaas Die Maariat BON msirsm
Sob. ssrtreitets Ih. Sd sab ale Sof,
nuns auf; ia empfabl mir ein 6rsunO
Or. yDilliam 9alIs 8atfam
FIR eie euass. Sd setraaats cine
Glaite unS su Iaeinem @rfauasn ,nurbs
Id tsiIer, une t!H 5suie ssfanoer, als felt
bret Sabrsn.
Sd fnrsits biss In bsr 6oifnuns, bab
Ssesr nit tsantsr Qunse 8sbaftste Or.
Us tlli ian 6el{s 3allam &c.
ereu&t, uas Id Bin iissr3sust, oab eal.
lslbs bic @usaebruns beiit. SD tsnn po
litio bshanp.sa, baB mir Der YalIam msb.
Watse frwislsn bat, oils aus i5riaea Or
jcnrien ,niamu,sn, bic Id nabm.
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Graffu8 Tecn.

Das srobte 81 66eltassr ber
Staot II oaeisnise nss Serrs 6. Ns.b.
NSbel aqer Iri Ras saftiblt In srSb.er
4uspall az BEN nisprisRsa @rsiisn su
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6. Nesp su Gabr,tpreiien, ba sr feline MS.
bel brett aus ben sr6bten Jabrilsn BEG
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cem eiEsp srsbsn @orrat6 ron 9sppihen
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fh!aeeupen Waaren. Wsr MSbel ireenb
uethsr Writ 9etraudt, ttut pobl, fh an
5errn Nsep 3u penbsn. 8pm @smGtn.
lidasn bio gum Aaerfsinfsn uub Stsnsr=
fen lit Mlles In feinem Store ,n fnten.
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basu! go iastsn ad, 8utider uno sa'
taien, Sod unb aSdin, &ammsr' unb
@tubeumdbden - uno be1onoers Trau
Sulanne 6abidt, bic offcie(e Wdrterin
bes tranten 5errn 8ommer3ienratbe
lnb bic SerrIdaften bes @tales, Der
Rade unb Der @prSiumer iasten nidt
allein 10, Icnoern banbelten aud ifrens,
losor Hteritrens mad, ibren Bcrten.
Ser alte @cttfrieo, cer Iansj1briBe,
treue 4ammeroiener .bes Serrn Smtof
mar idcn felt einigen Mouuten erfranft.
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aus benz 5aule gu idaffsn. oa biroete ie
ibm mad unb nad eius iclde Wense Ire
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bercrt an, bab Ger alte. reaebin itcn se'
bredlide Wann scnitdncis miirte tpurse.
N(les bies seidab inter benz Wormcnoe
Ger notbmenoissn Bflese beS 5srrn &cul=
nler3iesratbs ulo bel bieIem ecfunssmcrt
wdre her treue Diener, pbne eine @ilbe
gu perlisren. i'll ben COB sssansen. Gies
bauerte 70 large. ale Der 5ausar5t, Wfez
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@dtasfluB rnffte ben fcnit nod riiftisen
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miblten pe;iSnlidteit, bssann fiir perrn
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