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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-07-10

Gen. w. 4. Sherman states that
he has at last decided to remove
his residence from st. Louis. His
family have all gone to the east and
he could not do better than to fol-
low them. He has rented his house
In st. Louis and will leave that
city on July l. He will then go to
Oregon and California, attending
the Grand Army meeting, and on
his return will take up his perma-
nent residence In New York. .At
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-07-10

According to statement fur
nished by the law and order society
of Philadelphia, there is one drink
ing saloon in that city for every
twenty-nine voters, as compared
with one bakery for every 100 vot-
ers, one grocery for every 81, one
public school house for. every ia,
and one church for every 27O. The
total vote for President in the city
in 1884 was 174,9O2; saloons, $3.50;
bakeries, 1905; retail groceries,
3,454; public school houses, 245, and
churches, 64S.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-07-10
Surprising Unaninlity.
Atlanta Constitution


81 see" said the police reporter,
as he paused to sharpen a pencil,
81 see that Bob Burdette has given
an account of the strikes he went
on when a schoolbOy. / never was
on Il strike, but l had a lively ex-
perience in another line. One Fri
day afternoon when we were eX-
pecting the School Board to come
around and see the school on dress
parade, the boys agreed with one
accord to speak "The boy stood on
the burning deck Well, the
Board came and things were look
ing as solemn as funeral when
the first boy walked out and start
ed off:
"The boy stood on the burning deck
Whence all but him had fled;
The flames that lit the battle wreck
Shonc round him DER the dead"
"He went through the thing
without smile, took his seat and
the second boy started Off:
'rhe boy stood on the burning deck" etc.
The teachers eyes opened wide.
and the school board looked puz-
Zled, but the boys all looked so sol
emn that the uninitiated thought
there was nothing wrong. The
second boy went through to the
last line, took his seatand the third
boy arose, The SILENCE was oppres-
sive until he began:
"The boy stood on the burning deck - s.
Whence nll but him had fled;
Tho finmes-"
"But that was all the further he
got. The teacher rose in his might,
marched the entire crowd off to n
burning deck adjacent and thrashed
the whole cap0odle."
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&rieffafen

s. $. g., giboIo.-Mir -berlpra9en
Sbnen por 5tei @o@en, Mustunft iiber
bic 8ebanblung Der Suite na9 ibrer &ei.
fe gu geben. Sod fiub mir es aud beus
tie nod ni6t I'M Stanoe, unb oapon 1T
lebigli6 Die iible @emObnbeit bes 8ls
9erDerleibens 69ulo. Man weiB, baB
man in ben meiiten Sdllen Die ausgelie=
benen Bidder ni9t Dieber erbdIt, unb
bod ldBt mon fi@ 5as ni6t 3ur @arz
nnng bienen uno giebt ffets outs Neue
8u1er aus Der 9arb. IS 1T uns 10 nit
benz 8eri6t iber Die Sran3 9uft 6iebers
Mai6tne ergangen, in iuel6em bas Nd-
bere iiber bic Suite @ultur angegeben in
mar. uebrigens baben Sic &e9t, 6as
Bearbeiten Der geernteten Suite 1T benz
8erfabren dbnli6, bas man beim
5la6s einf9ld9t. Sod tpiirbe ii9 bals
ielbe ebenio wenig beaablen, als moIte
man ben Samen aus Der 8aummone
nit Der 9anb entfernen. BUR &eini-
gung Der Suite 1T eben Bic oben genanrs
tie fWfaf6ine erforberli9. 8oridufig
mirbe Die Srage gu entf9eiben fem, ob
SUITE bier geoeibt MORAN inbeB ni6t su
sneifein 1T. Spdter miro FiG bann aud
Semano flnoen, Der Die Siber= M I9ine
anf9afft.
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Ste o=0(naeleaenBcit,

Sie @ountp : Gommiifoners bielten
am Montaa ibre regelmdBige SiBung
ab, in pel6er Die Acknowledgements
ten 3uerit Derbanoelt tpurben. Ser
@ountpri6ter ma1te bic i9riftlide
Wtttbellung, baB in leBter .3eit perz
iaiebene mad Sun Nntonio fibreabe
SanbitraBen abgefenSt nDrben ieien
lno forberte bic @ommiilioners auf,
fir bic Sfenbaltung Der County &oabs
gu forgen, Obne babel &ifli9t auf
pripatinterelen gu nebmen. gr babe
ole Goaoaufieber inltruirt, ale Semen,
bic iiber cine 2a116ftraBe bintpeg erri6=
.tet ipurben, gu beieitigen. 9o9 be-
tdnoea lid mebrere 6iefer Geu3eu auf
ttdotii6em @eblete, moriiber er feline
4ntoritdt babe. Desbalb empfeble er,
Elm @omite 81 ernennen, bas nit Dem
Stabtratb in biefer Nngelegeubeit GEE
meini9aftli@ banble. Ser MaDor
mar in Der 8erfammlung antpefeno
unb beripra9, in ber an nd6Hen Mon
tag ~ffattfinOenOen Sibune beg Stabts
ratbs bic Sadie gu erlebigen. Oie
GountDs @ommiiionets bel6tofen 6as
rauf, fi9 in pleno in bet SiBung ein=
aufinOen, nn6 mittlertpeile Die Qanbz
itraBen, iiber beren 8eriperrung &lage
gefibrt miro, gu beieitigen.
Somit tpdre Mles gut, aber benz ber
8eieBe u~nfunoigen Burger bleibt es
elm &dtbiel, baB man bic 2eute, tuel9e
SanbtraBen periperren, ni9t sur &es
6enf6aft aiebt unb b%eifraft, fpenn lie
iiberbaupt cine unseiebli9teit 3ur9
bas @infen3en Der 2anbfraBen beges
ben. Die @eieBe bariiber mii1en Iebr
liidenbaft fem.
NuBer bieier acknowledgement tuurs
ben nod folgenbe @ei9dfte BON ben
@ommiifioners erIebigt: Die 6rio
&Oob mad Der Ntaseofo @rense bin fol-
er6fuet Derben. Die Nngebote bon
%. 96flins IT. 3ur 2ieferung BON
Gleii6, bon 8. & q. Oppenbeimer aur
2ieferuug bon Sleif6, bon 30. gaitas
nola & Son. our 2ieferuug bon @roces
ries uno bon s. &onfe & So. our 2ies
ferung BON @bisfp murben angenoms
men. Ser @euntpri9ter lpurbe arae.
wieien, bas in Bal 8erbe 60. gelegere
S9udanb bes Counties gu 5 Gents ben
Nder gu perpa9ten. ginen neuet1
S6uloiftrift i'm 5ueiten Siftritt su ers
ri@ten.
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sAwinSSubt aebetlt.

@inem alien Arate. Der bon Der @raris su.
riidaeaogen lebt, iuurOe OurG einen olinbii9en
Miiionar Die Sei@reibung eines einfa6.n
besetabilii6en Setlmtttels tir Die f@nelle unb
oauernoe Seilung bon 2ungenl9pinbludt,
8ron@itiS, @atarrb, sltbma unb alien Sals.
NIB 9ungenfrantbeiten a%ussebdnbigt. Au6
elm Mtttel fir poitibe, rabitale 6eiluna bon
gterbenI6na9e uno allen Nerbenfrantbeiten
Na@bem eer Doftor bic punDerbaren SeilfrGfte
in a uienoen 8daen crprobt bait, eradtete ct
e8 fit Ieine @aidt, bas MitteI ieinen leioenben
Mitmeni4en brtunnt gu MAIDEN. Bon DieIem
Motib unO @unidy setriebeil, banbeIte CT. Sd
fenoe oieies &esept t~otenfrst an ale, bic es
piinidtn. in beuti@er, ensIii6er ODER f~rans0fi.
ider Spra@e, nit boiler MnpeiTune Der Ser,
itcqune unO oeS @ebraud8. Senoe IoreIe
uno 8riefmarfe, be3iebe Did auf bieie 3eituna
uuo i'd ienoe es iofort. IS. q. Nobes, l49
@opsrS 8lod, &o9eiter, q. 3. [l,io,1smp
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@nt. SSnfnn & sphn.

Mit Dem Serannaben Der Serbfiaiz
ION iteigert il6 au9 Dieber bas 8ebiiriz
nib unieres Magens fir f~ubtantiele
Speiieu. nniere 9auptnabrung bleibt
bas 5leii6, unb UNI fol6es frii9 uno
gut gu e%rlangen, fam man unm6gli@
einen 5uoerldifgeren Marft finben, ais
ben BON Wm. 90fling & Sobn, SO.
81 aDe. s. 9ie 9erren ba6en benz
8ei6maf ibrer &unben &e9nung ge=
tragen unb III ibrem @tablifement cine
talte Suftmaf6ine erri9tet, pel9e allett
Nnforoernngen fir @rbaltung unb gnt=
fernnng i6d0li6er Sngre6ien5en bes
6leif6es entipri6t. sic baben beitdn=
Dig i'll ibren 8iebb0feu einen groBer
Sorratb BON Woftpieb, aus tpel9em
nur oas Bette fir ibre Gunoen geudblt
miro. Wer reel bebient fem min, Der
ben Marft, SEQ. 511
Avenue 6. 1,1Ot1i
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QIuerlef.

= Die Gnigbts Of 2abor in @aloee
ton baben lt6 pertagt, na9oem fe be-
tflo1en batten, am 10. Suli pieber in
San Nntorio 5uiammen3utrefen. @as
tie 8egen Die Ma(orD Sampfertinie au
unternebmen geoenten, bariiber wirb
bas 9r6Bte Stili9neigen beoba3tet.
Ser &dlte we9en iii bas in Glo=
resbiGe a6aubaltenbe @iienbabn : 8arz
beeue bis gum %. Sanuar pertagt
Doroen.
Die Srout oes neuen 8anfgebdu=
bss in Der 9auplftraBe lOa aus Grant
BON 8urnet erri9tet merbett, ba meb=
rere Der bereits bebauenen Salfiteine
ndbrenb Der falten Sage gefpruugeu
linb.
= Sn leBter Nadt purbe nisber
Seueralarm gegeben. Gin Teuer mar
in Der Grano Noenue in Der @obnung
bon s. 9aut ausgebro6en. mdbrenb bic
camille i'm tiefen S6lafe lag, 9je
5Iammen muroen DON Der TeuerDebr
uno be1 gea9barn gelbf9t, ebe iie st6=
Bereu @9aben anri9ten fonnten.
9ie goIi5ei perbaftete einen
Merifaner Namens Seius Duran, Der
in Die beuti9e fatboIii@e &ir@e einge>
bro9en mar. Sort bate er bic Mltarz
tii6er uno bic 8ibel bes priefters pfefe
fe1forn geifoblen unb lpdter perfauft.
Man bat bic getoblenen @egenftdn6e
tpie6er erlangt.
Sie Geuereoppagnie So. l er=
mdblte s. S9reiner als Gormann unb
8. Goamann als N%fifenten, q. s..
S9ilb als Sefretdr urb S. &rif6 als
S9aBmeifer.
a. 9err 6. @oloi6mieb, @ntre=
preneur elmer Deutl9en Sbeaters@ eiea=
f9aft, 1T beute bier angefommen uno
ma6te uns ieinen 8eiu9. 9err @Olb=
i9mieb tbeilte uns nit, oaB feline
GefeGf9aft bier 5wei 8~orfelunsen 81
geben beabfi@tigt.
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staSt=9epDt.

8. 90. Maoarasa bet g%iserttbiimer
Der Slfa Nurferies, bat eir Depot in
Ser Stust, in $50. 800, 6ouifonitraBe,
er0fnet. Man tpiro ba;elbft ftets cine
4uspabl bon 8lumen unb BlattpHans
gen, frii6en @artenfdmereien, Blumen=
5tpiebeln &c. finoen. 6ernsr bdlt er bds
ielbf proben BON 3ierbdumen, &oIen
unb ienffigen @artengemd9len. Nle
in Der Staet gema6ten 8eteGungen
tper6en am nd6fenSage bpn bergiurierD
ausgefibrt nit frif6 Der grbe entnnms
menen @ewd6ien. NGe feline @epd9ie
ltnb bier ge5ogen uitb es nirb garan=
tlrt, oaB iie tpirfli6 9as iinb, tpofir
tie ausgegeben perben. Man perz
pe9sle Den plaB ni9t; Slfa Nurieries,
gto. 800, 9ouifons5 traBe. 1O,12,t-
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Der feinerseit bas &e9t bes 8unbes be-
ftritt, BEN 5taate Seras &arpfen gu
liefern.
Die 8ieb3i6ter i'm Banbanole leben
in 8eior8niB por ben Snoianern. IS
pirb ndmli6 aus ienem 2a1toestbeile
beri6tet, baB eire 8auoe Snbiuner
bur6 ben Yanbanble paiiirte uns 100
Meilen barin auridIegte. Getoblen
baben Die Sn6ianer ni6ts, aber man
bdlt oafir, oaB ie @elegenbeit fir eis
men i'm Griibiabr gu unternebmen6en
ginfaa ausipdbten, bel Dem es 6ann
auf bic pferoe Der 8ieb3i6ter abgeiez
ben iei.
Sie Seuobner bon 81 paio. baden
Dem GongreB bon Waibington cine pc
tition iiberfanot, in wel@er fie auf bic
@inri6tung Der freien gone an Der
nDrbli6en 8ren5e BON Merifo aufmerf
fam MAIDEN. sic fibren &lage, baB
ber amerifanii@e 9anbel babur6 i'm
groBen MaBitabe bena9tbeilist iper6e,
uno MAIDEN borauf aufmerffam oaB
&auaeute aus 8eracru3 unb Der 9aupt@
itabt bereits anfansen, 3peiggei6dfte
am &io @ranbe gu erri6ten. 9ierOur6
miirbe nur Der S6mugael ermutbigt,
unb beBbalb ipirb Der @ongreB er1u1t,
gerbanolunge1 nit MericO peger Nufs
bebung Der Srei5one an5ufniipfen.
Sn Seras giebt es nod biele 2eute,
bic nod bonn 8iirgerfriege Der SCRIBE
rungen eegen bic Ser. Staten baben,
unb fit biele @ldubiger 6es Uncle Sam
mag es ni6t obne Sntereiie fem, Die
Johannesburg bes fpgenannten
@omites fir Gorberunget fenrei1 gu
lernen. 9afelbe beitebt aus: Springer
BON Sainois als 8orfBer, Maler Bpm
gem Oorf, 2anbam BON Seras, @baw
BON MarDlanb, 9otparb Don Snbiaz
nola, OougbertD BON Gloriba, Srigg
Don 8irginien, Seal BON SenneKee1
Somben bon PennfDlpanien, Me&enna
bon Galifornien, Sarner BON Mi1ouri,
Gleeger bon 9ennfrlpanien, Buchanan
BON gtetp SerfeD un6 @aIinger bon
Stem 9ampibire.
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sdube uno gtiefel fir ben gsinter.

SaBt @u6 6ur6 ni6ts abbaltett, su
8eorge ct. SuIlioan, No. PIG
We1t. @pmmercefraBe, gu geben, tpenn
SDr S9ube unb Stiefel brau6t. Sol
genDes fo[l enti6eioen. ob maj Idnqer
NOD bole 8reiie in anbern @eI6dften
be5ablen fod. 9err Suliuan bat BEN
tammili6en Waarenz8o rratb i'm Werz
lbe DON mebreren Sauieno Dollars err
ttaroen, uno perfauTt 6as beriibmte
Ge1nolos Bros. 6abrifat fir Serren,
Samen, Giaber biQiger dig irseno Sc
ma1lo. S6ube fir 96ultinoer, meide
ielt Sabren nit $1.75 be3ablt nurben,
foiien bei Sulioan $3.50. On &eid):
baltiafeit bonn @eipDbnIi9feh bis gum
Seinlten lte9t Guaipan uniberirofen
0a. 16o,3Wft
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G6rifttat goeiSer

ben @inmo5nern bon San Nntonio unb
umgebung aIs fa@funbiger unb reeaer
Glelf9er CUR 8enige befannt, balt in
ieinem 6leif9marft am Nlamo 9laaa
tets frii9es Gleii6 unb ale Irten
Gau6paare uno Wiirfte. 0err Gpeiz
Ter 1T iebr gemifenbaft in Ser Musmabl
oes gum @6la6ten be1immten 8iebs
un0 it oarauf beoa9t, fetne Run5en
anfs golfommeute 5ufrieben gu teQen.
J5J7fIgp
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6. II I.

Der befannte uAb pppuldre Supelier
unb ubrma6er, ma6t feinen Gunben
unb benz publifum i'm NQgemeinen Die
Nn5eige, baB er mad Dem @ebdube
253, Commerce. straRe,
neben Der San Nntonio Notional6anf,
umse8ogen 1T, Meibna@ts- unb Jieu=
tabrsgef6enfe finbet man BEL ibm in
grD Berer Qusmabt aIs in irgenb einem
anberen @eI6dfte. Sn Breifen fann
Ntemanb nit ibm concurriren.
3ufrteoen eIlenbe @aran,
tie piro fir aue Waareu, bic bel ibn
gefauft tueroen, gegeben. Is, IL, t1M
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BUR &eadhtuuo.

Die pflaua5eit fir gdume 1T beran=
gefommen. SD. babe foeben na9bez
nannte Bdume erbalten, Die i'd 3u md=
Bigen 9reiieu gum 8erfauf anbiete:
$4,000 pirli9=, 1000 9uitten=, 5000
pfaumen=, 5000 Sirnens, 3, O00Qepfel=
unb 1000 @atalpabdume, fopie ale
4rten bon Tru9t= unb 3ierbdumen,
Observation-Disclosures uno &anten.
Blumen5piebeln unb Sdmereien fino
cine Spejalitat. Nu6 balte ib 1tets
eine Nusmabl BON 8lument0pfen DOR
rdtbig. Sd bite UNI einen 8eiu9 unb
glel1faas UNI Sefelungen BON auBers
balb per pof.
8bilip Wotf
Noros Gloresfr., gegeniiber Der Buffalo
@ampparb, San Antonio. (3Im4
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@mmper6are Guret,.

IS 8. 9obt II. Co., @boleiale unb @etaiG
: S Sas1s,1 f;al bon 81, @o me Ga, f sy.t; g Set , sDsi
Electric 8ittcrs uno 8udlenS arniea Salbe,
uno baben ME Seilmittel sebabt, bic fi6 better
oerfauften ooer rne6r 8efrieoigun9 seipabrten.
Ste baben etnige tpunoerbare &uren in unIerer
Staot betpirft, namentlid mebrere Sdae BON
pirtli@er @us3e6runs iino bur@ ben @ebrau9
etniger 6laf6en bon Or. Sings Neip Discovery
gebeilt t%poroen, in SerbinOuns NIT Electric
BITTER. 8ir garantiren ~bieielbem tets.
3um 8erfauf bel &,Dreis.
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6. s.. Wsuaer. mbole5orez In

= g. s.. Wsiiaer, Wbolefalez urb
GetatlbdnDler in Jarben. Selen, 4nz
itreidermaterialen, GommerceftaBe,
San NntOnio empfieblt fein grpBes
2aser in bieien @rtifeln gu Stem Sort
Preilen unb ma9t gang b~efonoers auf
ben gemdblten 8orratb bon 8ilbern:
@bromos, Supfers unb StabIitinen,
SelgemdlDen uno Bbantaiie : 8ilbern
aller Mrt, ferner auf Die gef9maduoae
Nuswabl bon 8%ilOerrabmen Der oller<
moberniten GOrm unb auf bic Nles
umfaheuoen 3ei9enmaterialen aafs
merriam. Nle Nuftrdse fir ir9enb cine
Der obigen 8rau6en tperoen prompt
ausgefibrt; Silber bon iecer @r6Be eitl=
gerabmt unb ole Nrbeiten m0gli1ft
i9nea uub gut beiOrgt, bic in 6as Sad
fGlQaen.
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SsIuctuationet inn Morfte fir 6

= 5luctuationeu i'm Marfte fir gi=
%ienraaren fam Sober bermeiben, Ser
feline ORDERS 6ur@ piper & S9uIts
; eB ausfibren IdBt. Gabrifanten re-
guliren ibre Yreiie mad Dem &onium,
piper & S9ultbeB baben tets einen
enormen 8Orratb BON SensOrabt, giiens
ble9 u. |. no., un6 fe notiren frtbere
niebrige preiie, uenn bieielben aud
i'm Martte fteigen.
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&rtker Srptbers,
207 Moin BIaaa. 20

207 Main BIa3a. 207
Siefe populdren iunsen @ef9dftss
leute baben ii4 i'm gan5eil @taate
einen beneibensmertben &uf fir
&eelitdt uno 3uporfommenGeit gegen
Gun6en ertporben. Oils praftif6e
ubrma9er unb Suweliere fteben fe
unibertrofen ba.
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9eutTHeS gbeater.

Die in Ietp Orleans, 0ouffon unb
Galoeiton nit sroBem grfOlge aufs
getretene beutfde S9aufpielerqeiel.
i9aft. oarunter 0err WoriB % oIs
t II # ei n, gbaratter : 2omIfer bonn
@ermanias Sbeater in Nep Sort unb
SRI. Warie 3tiebn, bonn 6of=
tbeater gu Meiningen, tperben nddlter
Gage bier eintreheH, I'm cine 8oritel<
lung bier gu geben. 9dberes Snlerat
uno 9lsfate.
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= s.. aalteher C Con, gpotbefer, iueIde
INNER fur baS 8obl feiner &unben beForat lift,
bat iett ben Serfauf bon Dr. 8ofanfo'S
9uffen> uno 2unsen. @prup erbaltcn, Elm
9eilmiitel, peldes unfsblbar ale GrfaIfunaen,
S9merseu in bet 8ruif, unS ole auuaen,
tranfbetteu .arirt. Bur Strobe nebmet cine
$robsHaf6c. @ep0bnli@e @robe 80 Gents
unb $I.0O.
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Madt Cure 8eitelungen fir 5ta=
9elbrabt, glatten Srabt, giienble@,
aupferble6 unb 26ibe bel Yiper &
8 equities 249 Martet Str,
5part @elb uub 3eit.
8araatie fir nieorigite Marttpreiie.
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2Sm. $. OnttcrfiSe & Co.,

PIumbers u. @a8s Tttters,
S85 Of.Souitontrabe, San slutonio. Babe.
%pannen, StursbdOer, &aIereIoiets, Mnrmor.
%platten, @ummiidlau6e, 8Iet> nno @ilenrob.
rem, 8ieropparate unO @os1xtureS aIer Nrt.
Nae Auftrage tueroen prompt ausgefiibrt.
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"Improyed Condition Powders, fir gfer.

De unO &iEbbieb. Elm au8se3ei9netes uno ct.
probteS @uIoer in Der 8ehanbIuns bon Gus.
franfbeiten aler @rt, a~lsemeine llnpabIidfeit,
Mnpa@fen Der Saut, 8aube, selbes 8aIer,
ManseI an Mppetit. @ebrau@Saupeiiuns auf
Der Etitette. Gabrisirt bon unb gum @erfaaf
BET Nbolpb SretB, gIamo &la5a, geeen.
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