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So S.. lila. .ass S.. IFS. SIS ~. SO. .:as5
s j. 49, +: ssl f:: IS IS g.: ls5I u.s.: IS s
o.. H. $50 HE n !5ss:9soe S.. a,... $50
+: Co.. T.: s55:: E ID g. Is
hoG ia fair 1 nun Ser Of hog, alriesd 10
h ead o head Friday Of al week
and 2,el0 this day year ago. Other Western
at the i've principal points amounting to only
The market opened strong to shade higher
steady to strong and heayies only steady. This
trade weakened and sales as. rule were SC
lower In some cases the real real good light hogs
butcher hogs. but ordinary hackers were the
ans sa se5 Ths there a noting 81 sG
a5 Eshf sh xsfs3s IS 5 TO 1 a rs s2e at
weights. at ss55a57 q! and good heaves at SD
hogs sold at s555a5.7O. against s5.s2sd5 sIii
crate supply Of sheep has been on sale. but near
X twice s hs Rg s that aay sas las. also wsek
provernent of recent arrivals. there being a rea-
.e Ths of Win Taes
with the close Of last week; but weakened later.
c W SiIss sheep sg remain u sieady Haiffa. ard
all common stock was very slow sale and de-
clined CSC or more. The stocker trade remained
strong. with values on the highest basis for sew
ness was done in this branch I'll of the trade than
more than half satisfied. To-day the receipts
were moderate and the market steady with Thurs
day So far this week sales included lambs at
81 2J15. IS native and Southwest mutton sheep
at So the bulk at S.5lH3.15: stockers sold
at s2G3.25. Gull lambs at s2g4. and bucks at SO
2.I5. principally at S2.5l
HoRSESThe only development in the horse
market Friday was the sale OF 10 carloads OF
range horses which had been scheduled for the
Tuesday sale but which had arrived late. The
offerings were rather ordinary lot of ponylike
horses. and not anything like s such CHI, as would
particular and the greatest satisfaction was ex-
pressed both by the commission interests and the
corsignors on the result. Sales ranged all the
way from SIS for the commonest to $3.50 for
| the best which is comparatively higher range
tran last year. During the 1902 some
horses Of the same class from the same reserva-
load in the lot sold for SIS around. but they were
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Dehorned and unbranded stockers and feeders
always sell a fra .tion better than Others.
SOUTHERN cATTLE-Qunrantins cattle re-
fined 10 q loads that contained 6l3 head Last
Friday the receipts toIaied 81 cars and i.lS head
and two weeks ago H. cars, and 3.s2+ head.
The bulk of the arrivals Were steers Of good
flesh and weight that sold Mt Si35
4 few common to fair steers sold at so.tOIi3-2l
Several loads of common TO pretty good kinds Of
cows and heifers brought s2G2.s5. The trade did
not display the snap that Thursdays market did,
and the movement 4 little dragSy. but by
noon the yards were we'll cleared. Sellers quoted
values on steers steady TO strong. 4 few bulls
brought steady prices. No calves were on oTer
During the week quarantine steers sold at 81 q
is mostly at sSi4 %: cows sold al s2H2 10:
hefers a: s. I013 bulls at 81 g513.25: mixed cat
tie at t2d3.25. and calves at Says per head.
Representative sales:
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Bar Silver.
New York July 24.-Bar silver "a per ounce.
Al London dull: Is 5-l6d p@r ounce.
Treasury Statement.
washington. JULY 2;-Avaiable cash balance
s2,s e55 5l7 gold. SOS. s91 .t0f
Yesterdays Bank ClenrinEs.
Yesterdays clearing house statement showed
cleartngs IS, DIS, SIS: balances 81. 1850
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BOND CALL

aeias, q MSsgan no Sunty missouri s par e-nf
from iss to l52 inelusive Of 800 each. tnted
tho second day Of November. 1908. by the
County Court Of said county; payable at the
and date all interest thereon will cease.
JOHN T. BEALE. Clerk County Court
July =, 1903.
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New York Curb Market.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, July 2i.-Speculation in the curb
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MINING SHARES,
Mining Stocks in New York.
sOEered

Domestic Exchange.
Reported by Whitaker & Co.. exchange brokers.
300 North Fourth street.
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W DOL.
Nllssourl AID Ill!nols-
Fruita and Vegetables.

L. cottsd. etc. from. &C to &c per ID. les.
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON

Bo.ton, July A-Closing quotations on money
bonds stocks and mining shaie s:
MONEY.
Call loans aha4 per cent: time loans s9s per
cent ,o>-DS
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Bond Sales Mt New York.


New York. July ei-Sales OF bonds were made
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Ii 'TanreSenrei as any in the native division.
there 5ens several loads of good. cnoiGs he Ell
on sals a few common 10 medium Srades a,ia d
snrinkiiug of cows mostly Of Gamer and rIieaiEn
s market ruled as 60 for ah heters than
other grades with sales Of fairy Good e.!-Io.
ones at $3.50 and choice sis-lo weights a. 40 ~
strong But few veals were offered. and prices
were hardly strong as Thursday. , Gov
butcher cattle have advanced this week; .o
the surely was light. the demand 5000 anu tne
beef market on an upward tendency. Inc trace
has heen in frst-class condition. Good to choice
heifers are showing the most advance, as there
were but a few loads OF these offered. and WIZ
the competition good prices have been forced
onward 40c. With so few good KINDS Of
tered the medium grades met with better SAFE
and price. show almost the advance OF the pest
grades Cows from medium UP are loalsc h!ghe:
tut Gamers cutters and common kinds OF heif-
ers are only steady. Bulls show but little change
Calf values arc about steady with Week c!oee.
based on the following quotations:
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Now York Curb Market

reported by ]. H. Walker & Co. No. 80 NORTH
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Native Run Light-Beef Cattle Higher
Sheep Close Steady.

NATIVE cATTLE-Beef Steer-There was
very light supply OF native cattle received Tor
the day. II amounted TO around 20 head. and
was third as largo last Fridays supply and
CT about tho same proportions as received the
same day a year age. The FIVE days receipts now
total slightly over s.cco head. against 100 head
the same time last week. while the rHe days our
ing 1892 the receipts Were 900 catt.e.
There were nearly loads CT beet steers anon
the supply of u medium TO choice Guaity anu
handy to export weights. The demand was M
urgent as during me tass t"0 GAYS: Tu' s 15a
best price was realized by y shoFthoLns aTefas-
ing l,Sss lbs. at Win So9d i'z2.dD: GU,
81 15di go and a few couInoner grades at Si.-ss
The beef u,arke, this week has been quite good
and active, and prices have fu!eu his4sef. ~,
k;nss ~ fair 10 good flesh. this class meeting
with brisk competition and values rutns - ~
higher Heavy-weight and eaioIt kaiGs -. 80
to god grade have shown the least adv aiace anu
are no more than le9l5c higher man iaSt 80
Cattle below medium grades down 10 NE Ct v."t a
moner kinds have advanced as ,nGgn: NO.
EpIIowIrg is a list ot quotations based upon
sa's' SHiPPING AND EXPORT STEERS.
Best native beef steers. strictly fancy, ,zss IN
c i5s't espor los steers. .:G50 S.e9aa-5
Coed shipping and export steers. l.See 20, -
Fair to medium shipping steers. i'SSS z,e. e.
f bRsE Isl BEEF AND RUTcHER sIEESs.
steefs I.200al go lbs. rough to best Sofs
Steers B ESzs SA3 AND BtTtHER STEERS Pr
y ~ s. g. IS
% 5.. .iisg... as as 5lIiS... i.5
Steers and stockers:
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-15
SMOOT
CHOSEN.

Salt Lake. Utah. Jan. 14.-At n
caucus of republican members of the
Legislature held tonight Reed Smoot
of Provo. apostle of the Mormon
church was chosen as the repub blican
nominee for United States senator to
succeed Senator joseph L. Rawlins.
whose term of office expires March
third next. This nomination is equiv
alent to an election.
Tonight's caucus was attended by
all but seven republican members of
the legislature. There was consider
able speech making before the first
and only ballot was taken.
Reed Smoot was born in Salt Lake
City III January, 1862. He has been
since 1898 member of the council of
twleve apostles of the Mormon church
and is therefore in direct line for the
presidency of the church.
Previous to his candidacy for the
United States senate. which was an
nounced last spring. he has never
taken an important part in political
affairs of the state. Mr.. Smoot
serv ID his church for nearly n year.
during 1900-1901. as IA missionary in
England. also visiting Belgium. Hol
and. Germany. Switzerland. Italy
and France in connection with church
work. Mr. Smoot is interested in
number of manufacturing and mining
enterprises of the state and is consid-
cred wealthy. He was married in
September. 1894. and has five child
rem. He is a -polygamist.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-15
SULTAN MEETS DEFEAT.

London. Jan. IA. The Tangier cor
respondent of the morning leader re-
ports serious fighting outside of Fez.
He says the sultan was defeated and
escaped to the westward. War min
lister Menebbi. one of the sultan )
strongest pillars, was killed. All the
consuls. excepting the British repre-
sentative. have left Fez. Fighting
among the tribes is also proceeding
near enough to Tangier for the sound
of shooting to be heard in the city
The population of Tangier is alarmed
and is asking for the protection of
warships. A local pasha took out a
force to restore order. but he found
it impossible to proceed. and has re-
turned to Tangier.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-15
NATURAL SITE.

Among the many new enterprises
which will helD Aspen and PitHIn
county is the smelter at Grand juno
tion. This plant has beer promised
in the past many times. but for some
reason has never come into being. In
earlier times the topic of great
smelling plant at that place was one
of great interest. Mining men real
lied the benefits from the down haul
and the proximity Of such q smelter
to coal Grand Junction is a natural
site for . smelter. Democrat.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-15
FIRST ACT
CLEMENCY.

Denver. Jan H. 1.-The first official
act of Governor Peabody was an act
of clemeucy. This morning he issued
n free and full pardon to Will Dob
bins. bow eighteen years old and
who had been serving IA 60-day sen
tence in the equity Jail for petty lar
ceny 81 thought it would be a good
way to start in with my administra-
tion as the case seems to be "a notori-
Gus one. The boy was convicted for
having sold drugs which another had
stolen. an otfense which seems to me
one which boy might be very easily
led into. l Thought it was right in
line with my inaugural as to the
treatement of juvenile criminals that
he be given change and be taken
away from his present associates
which cannot do him any good. "
The governor filed with the sec e.
tary of the state the formal appoint-
ment of his office force as follows:
John F. Maxwell of Leadville, sec
retary; Albert E. Harris and Alfred
@. Montgomery stenographers under
Governors Orman and Thomas, were
reappojnted because of their familiar
ity with the work of the position.
In all the offices i'll the state house
today the work of checking in and
checking out was in progress. In the
treasurer's office Treasurer Newton
had not fairly taken hold until after
the closing hour When the office
begins business tomorrow he and his
associates will be in full charge.
Secretary of State James Cowie has
completed the appointment of his
office force.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-15
COLLINS
MURDERER.

ldaho Springs. Colo, Jan. IL
Ivana Glava. the Austrian miner who
is in jail here no the su spicion of be
ing the murderer of Manager Arthur
l.. Collins at Telluride. or knowing
something about the crime, declares
that Kennyn Sidi, his couutryman.
working as a digger in the Smuggler-
Union mine. killed Manager Collins.
and that he Glava was sent to Idaho
Springs with instructions to rid the
district of some mine foremen there.
He says he is an anarchist, but his
mutterings are so incoherent that it
is impossible to learn where he has
been working He first stated that he
had worked in the Telluride mines
for six months and came here about
two weeks ago. He also said he was
in Telluride only a few weeks and
worked as a cook and miner and
worked near the Smuggler- Union
mine. He said he is known a No 3
by his countrvmen and Sidi is known
as No. ..
When seen this morning Glava
would not work. and his actions are
those of crazy man. He will be
held pending further investigation
i'll to the matter. Photographs of the
man have been sent 10 Telluride. and
the officers here will make a thorough
investigation into the matter.
Glava is considered a dangerous
man and will be charged and tried
on the charge Of insanity.
Telluride. Jan. 14.-Sheriff Ruton
was informed yesterday afternoon that
an anarchist named Ivana Glava was
under arrest at Idaho Springs on sus-
picion of being the assassin of Mana
ger Collins The officer is making an
investigation. but thus far has not
found any trace of such man having
worked in the Smuggler- Union prop
critics. Today he will have the pay
rolls of other mining companies in
this district examined in an endeavor
to find some trace of the anarchist.
General suDerintendenU o. b. Kemp
of the Smuggler- Union mine says the
name of no such person could be
found ON its books Neither could
the name of Kennyen Sidi.
Mr. Kemp says Ivana must be mis-
taken in saying he worked at the
Smuggler until two weeks ago. He
says the mines were started up only a
short time before two weeks ago. and
ther, was not man discharged for
number of days after the resumption
During the time the mines were
closed down. from November 81 to
December 81. the fifteen men employ
ed were old timers and we'll known.
Prior to the mines closing down on
November 81 the names of Ivana and
Sidi did not appear on the books.
Superintendent Kemp gives Ivana's S
story little credence and he believes
he is crazy. IL is the opinion of
many Intelligent citi i.ens around town
that the assassin of Manager Collins
will be found among that class of
neople. and that the incoherent story
of Ivana may lead to the discovery of
the guilty party.
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All bas Yu6litnlll.

Die sSreie 8reHe4 bat uber 400
etablirte Ieenturen i'm @taate, miro
an ilber 700 &uitofficen perianbt, uno
bat eine groRe Gerbreitung in Der
Nabbor= &epublit Meritp, i'm Snoias
t,er=9 =9erritorinm unb Ot(aboma.
5br @irfnlations=@ebiet in 9eros
eritredt iib bon @alpeiton bis binauf
ttob Denlion, oDn Mariball i'm Often
bts nad) 81 4saiu N: fernen 8eiten;
es iblieBt lelbitperitdnblib nit be-
lonhers aablreihen 2elern bas biht=
befieoelte Wfittel=Teraa uno ben Giibz
ueIten Elm.
3tnei OaeiienSe iino beitdnbie, iabr.
Elm, iabraas i'm Snterefie oes Blats
tee nntertuegs unb fiibren bettIelben
i'm gerein nit unieren ribrigen 2us
FOL Ngenten forttpdbreno neue Qes
Ter gu.
Sn Inbetrabt bieIer 9bat1ahen 1T
bic pSreie Breiie4, NOD es fid5 barum
banoelt, Die beutihe BepDlferuna gu
erreiben, bas bette atnseiae Waes
otitnt ~ Stdate Ger08.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weeklyissue Of the FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sltively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
In the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS"
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State Of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation
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Jiir $500 mad 9eutiAlanD.

Deutib amerifaniibe 8eitungen
tDeroen i'm alten Vaterlanb nit QrD-
Bein Sntereiie eeleien, neil iie 1ih
frei ausipreben unb bdufie BON Brit
ben mebr Neuigfeiten unb Mahrih.
ten bringen. als bic beuti9en Bel.
tungen ielblt. Die .5reie Breiie fir
Teras" lit oriiben iiberalI, tpobin fie
geianot uiro. elm iebr germ eeiebener
@ait uno fann iib riibmen, Mners
tennung uno Wiiroieung su finbett,-
tpie aus 5ablreiben Briefen an unS,
lopie an Dieienigen, tuelhe oas Blatt
an ibre Wertpanbten ibifen, berpDr.
3ebt. Wer 6aber ieinen 8ertpanoten
uno sSreunoen cine ssreuoe ertpei1en,
ibnen elm tpillfomnenes @e16enf
maben uia, Der beiteae fir lie Die
nSreie Breiie fir geras". Das Sn.
terelie fir 9eras, tuie iiberbaupt fiir.
ben Staat unb Die @egeno, NOD Die
Werwanoten tuobnen, 1T in Deutih-
lamb iebr lebbaft uno es ilt unn,Da.
lib, in HriUatbriefen cine 10 griino.
ltbe Nuftldrung unb 8el1reibung
oeS fremoen 2anoes gu eeben, tpie
oies Die rJreie Yreiie4 alltpDAent1
lib tbut. Sir ben gerinaen Breis
BON So nerienoen mir port0frei unIer
teibbaltiges @obenblatt auf elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Gorefie i'm Nuslanoe.
Die sSreie preffe fir 9eras Ynbl.
Epmnant,.
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gett itber 60 Sahrea

idDn purbe Wtrs. 0inslom's Sous
thing Syrup uun WiIIioneu pur
Weiittern beim 8abnen ber ainber
angetuen6et. Wirft Du i'm Shlofe
ourb oaS Shreien eines &inoes ae.
it0rt, oas i'm 1ahnen lit uno Dor
Sbmer5en ueint? Wern TO, laf5e
iofort cine sslaldbe BON ,Wrs.
Winslolus Soothing Gnrup" bulen.
Sein Wertb iit unbesablbar. Sc
tuiro benz tleinen 2eibenben iofurt
2inoeruna nerihaffen. WerlaBt euh
oarauf, Wfiitter, es lit tein Rtueifel
oariiber. gs beilt Diarrbpe, regus
lirt ben Wagen uno bic Rieren, be.
ieitigt @in6 3olit. ertpeibt ben
@aumen, perbinoert Gntsiinbuno
nno ftdrtt bas eanae Spitem. ~Mrs.
Win8lUius SDotbing Sprup" fiir sabs
nenoe Sinber 1T angenebtn i'm @e.
ihma6; oaS Recept ftat1ntt bon
einem Der beiten tpeibliben Ner3te in
ben Ser. Staaten. Gs lit bel alien
Druggiiten in oer ganaen Welt au
buben. Breis Is Gents per sSlaihe.
4auft nid3ts anoeres, als W2rs.
Winslows Soutbiua.Snrup
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CEBRAUT
SAN ANTONIO.

Wft Yetroleun, gebef3tt
DiefelsM sMotoren bon niht tpeniser ali
500 pferbefrdften fiibrte bic Maf1i,
nenbausefenfdaft Mussburs in be,
9aaptberfammlung beutfaer Snse.
,lieure ppr.
Die englif9e pofber'
nal tuns liefert padete erbeblid
f1ne[ler als bic pripatpoftanitalten
ab. unb 3ipar gum preiie bon 6 gents
fir pfunb, BON 8 Gents fir Q pfunt
unb pom "a Gents fir II pfunb.
Jn pbenig. Mri5., gibt es eins
Straubenbeerbe, bic mehr ala 1000
ggemplare adblt. Sic permebren fid
fehr RAID, neil ein paar unter ges
tp0bnfiHen umitdnben 8rut allfonl,
merlih 70 Sabre binburh er3eugt. On
Gebern unb giern probuairt Elm jebes
podr ettpa $50 per Sabr.
Bet Der u b pti on ber
Rbati<llniform fir bic armee an
@telle Der blauen fir @ommeraeit unh
IN ben Srppen mar es nod ni9t ipifIens
f9dftli9 erforf4t, bab bic Mlalaria er,
5engenben Mosfitps nit Worliebe unl
bic Grdeer blauer unb ni6t selber
llniformen fhiptrren. I'm 70 befTer
fiir bic Solbaten.
Die Gin b 4 m una Der
Gtrtpdnbsrlfrtu ana hpm 0n,,tirenf
tpirb tn 2onbou sesentpdrtig ala brins
genbe 0ffentlide Grase pentilirt. gsa9
oem Genius befinben ii9 in Der Welt,
ftabt on Der 9bemfe 38,147 RufIen,
27.247 Deutiae, 1920 polen. IL
264 Sran5ofen unb 1O.889 Stdliener.
Nsp gort Dermas allidbrIi9 bieie ans
5ahI Musldnber an berbauen.
uraIte Steintafsl. Sn
Ghina ipurbe unl6nsft eine Gteintafel
aufgefunben, bic Dor etipa HOO Sobren
i'm Rei9e Der Mitte aneefertigt iporben
mar. Die 9afel befost, bab bas Girl.
fentbum idon i'm adten Sabrbuubert
tn China perbreitet mar. Oie Safel
entbdlt einen Berift iiber bic GdSps
fung Der Welt, fotpie ein Snbaltsbers
sei9nib ii6er bic tanonii9en Bidder
bes Neuen 9eftoments unb cine Dars
lesung Der Grunblebren bss gbriitens
tbums.
Moau benibenbie Gif6e
TIRE 3dbne9 8etanntli9 befBen
nur bie Raubs unb Gbelfifhe, bic farpz
fenartigen Slide aber tetne 3Gbne.
Die 6ifhe beiber ober tauen bic aufsu
nebmenbe Habrung nidt. fonbern pere
fdltnssn iie ftets. Die beaabnten s5ife
benisen ibre 3abne tbeils als 8ertbeis
btgungsmittel. tbsils gum Soften Der
9suts. bic fie bonn psrf@Iinsen. Dis
aahnlofen sFifhe fausen ibre Habrung
Elm. besbau beiben fie aud rSaueer,s 9
iDie ss .. Q. hs 2orpfsn unb MOyaDen
fnb.
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Man fomnlt ii9 bebeutenb, uniperieu
gebilbet bor llnb bentt I'M @runbe, etn
freieres unb reiferes urtheil gu baben
als mander 9elebrte, benz fetn ,8a9'
ben 5orisont berenst.
6eit id5 leIen fann, babt ssbr mid
laut einen 8idertpurm sef9olten unb
beimlih fit ein Wunbertinb sebalten.
60, nun fiel id auf bic geafe! limb
porbaua ba lag id.
Sir, Elm iun9es 6rauenaimmer TT
bds Dilettiren leihter dls bas @tubis
rem. Sd, madte bic eritaunlide gnt@
bedung, boB es leihter TT, BON aehn
GGdern bic Oberfldde fennen, ols
eines griinblid gu erfaifen.
limb i'd j9Gnte mid balb tobt. Sbz
f1on err hdn,als ia nod ni1ts bntt
meinem Don Nuirote5us gu ben Wifs
fenfdaften fpubte, mar MIR bod, als
ipdre id por feinen Mueen au einem
Hidts 5ufammengefhrumpft. sd
ipeib nint einrnal, Of ct bemerfte, bab
i9 nidt n1ehr bas srobe Mort fiibrte
unb mid fosar bes Miberfpruns se<
gen bic bo5irenben Museinanber{ebun<
gen prDfeTor Baumeiers entbielt, mels
DIES Du iidtr als f2laeenben Betpeis
meines pernihteten @elbitgefibls birs
nimmit. Denn unter uns:: ih halte
8aumeier ipeber fir eine 2eu9te feines
Ga1s, nod fir eine sSntelieen5 iiber@
baupt.
Sd bate mein geiitises Materloo
eefunben = bas Napoleonsfhidfal
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