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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-29
FOREIGN.


LATE From EpRorg. The Sta.
Acadia, arrived al Boston on hist s.,
morning, from Llvcrpooi, Whence ~
on The 4th Oct. She brings the nm.
intelligence Of the call Of Beytom sa
was reduced 10 ashes by The forces or !,
lied powers Of Russia, Austria and p,s
after bombardmen, Of nine da,.
Egyptians evacuated the town in Tia !,
which had been reduced 10 ashes ! Nv
allies took possession OF II. This ii.
blow at Mehemei Ali. had Of course .s
great sensation in the French csp,,,
had created panic IN the money ~
Consols had fallen considerably On n.
ceipt Of The warIIke intelligence.
Large sales Of Eos, lndla Cotton l,a I
ken place IN Liverpool, the quantity ,s,'1
being g coo bales, which had been ,o1
an advance Of ID per ID. as eomparr5 IL
American Cotton. There anpea, !. n
stoog opinions in favor Of q general Il. 4
the price Of Cotton, the latest aCeoup,.g.
the u. States (say the Eoglish nea ,p,,.,
representing the growing crops as ~ n
100000 bales than the quantity ptoJ,,.i
IN 1889. and the production is SAID !. N
considerably reduced IN Egypt and B,,,
10 American Cotton, no change h,I :
cured IN the Liverpool Market. Tbs =.
ply was fair, and prices steady at lo,ns
quotations.
No change in the llayre Cotton N,,.,
since las, sdyiccs.
The Harvest in Great Britain bad i,,.,
main, terminated favofably. lnthel,,5,
and Liverpool markets, I'd October M.
was difficult Of sale, With a tendency !. !
cline in price.
FRANCE.
BY the French lnurnaIs Of WeJnss,.
We learn that report prevailed 90 i,
Bourse 'ba, VI. Thicts had addressed ~.
10 the ambassadors OF England, Rg,a
f. Pfussia and Austria. 10 the effect thai 4 4,
concessions Of Mehemet Ala we're oa !
cepied, the french government eoo9 !
gard the refusal on The part Of The gfeal os
ers as proceeding rather from q pah Il !,
taek The revolution Of July, lban to Urls,
the integrity of 'hr Ottoman cmnrr.
II is sad, at Paris, that Admiral Rur,
q, present commanding The Frnrl Le,m
ieel, IS recalled and ADMIRAL l.slsndr sa,
appointed 10 that squadron.
The trial Of LOUIS Napoleon is proceeds
at Pans, without exciting the sllghlta !
,cfest.
4 The King OF Holland has s5dicned Il
throne, with q view, It is said, to e.,,ous, q
amlabls iudy Of his Court, Nh,eh espus
when Grst proposed, met wub gresl ogrea
,ion from the Dutch, about twelve aea
ago.
Preparations were being made 10 4,
Turkish dominion, TO have read n oil 4
mosques, sentence Of ex commualcllz
against Mehemel All.
Nothing later from China.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-29

Robert Burns B,bie.-The Nonire'
Herald Of Tuesday last says -" We men
toned IN yesterdays Herald that the b'Oe
presented by the immortal Burns to o'
Highland Mary was purchased by ir" o.
hts cornirymcn IN the city. They met "u
Monday evening, aud agreed TINT The 'a'
cred relic should b. transmitted to the Fro
vosi of Ayr, 10 be by hum deposited tn ''o
Monumen, on The Banks Of the Doom, a. q"
humble Offering from Scotchmrn IN M""
irual, at the shrine Of Scotand's Bard
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Attention The Fair The following
toast was drunk at the dlnncr Of the " Bach
olor " Club atihe z, S. Hotel, the Alb lul''
at Rochester.
The Ladies' Constantly invading on
territory and inducing descrtlons from r'
ranks: May every member Of orr cloo
be on Tho alert 10 take tho lalr culpuls enc
bring them 10 trial and when they COM
to court may they Jo,u issue and never %
7onSulted,
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General Jackson, we understand, started
on Tuesday upon mn electIoneeung expedl
ton TO the Western District We predict
he will come back with X X. (Rould'ni
henle ~ written on his cOdntenance. We
have some acquaintance with the people of
The Western District, and undertake TO say
that they are the last people IN tho world
to bop 10 The dtctation Of eng man.-Nah
utile Banner.
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s400, 900 DRrALcArroN.- RumortdD
Idication. was stated here las, rctA,
SAYS the Memphis Enquirer. BY geuds
man from Arkansas, the Capt. Collins, "
dlsburslng agent ut Little Rock, had pto'''
deisulIer to large amount--ruoor SAP
S300,O00 or S400, 900. Captain CoIbH
~, We believe, now nj Washington city
81 Louis DAILY Bulletin Of Sept. -.
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PROFANITY.

Never use profane word II you nave
any regard for the feelings of your lf'eoo' /,
II YOU value the interests OF your uno!"s
soul, dc not Shun proiano youth a. !"
viper shun him. Go no. into his conPd"l
and ask your Father in heaven dal'y y
assist you IN keeping from SIN aud ieH'p'',
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-29

We are by no means fond of the most
Of the poetry we find in the newspapers Of
the day-but there IS a spice OF wit and
good humor in the following taken from
the Boston Atlas, which will at least amuse
our readers. 1t reminds US Of the good old
days of our ehildhooI when We heard our
school-fellows repeat, A wGs on drcher
and shot at a frog. "-Hiehidnd Messenger.
was an Amos. blind party hack,
h was a Benton, humbug and quack,
was Calhoun. called by the Globe Cataline,
Doctor Duncan, "a whole hog and swine,
L was an Ether, class mate of Amos,
was a Forsyth, for protocols famous,
G. was a Grundy, an obstinate mule,
II was Hill, Sub-Troasury tool
! was an lugerScll, nailed IN tree,
] was johnson, not wanted fox 4" Eics.'
X was a Kendall, quite good at chaigs,'
was Lewis, called Dixon the large,
III was Martin. in Uncle Sans box,
n was Niles, the most stupid o. blocks,
o was an Orestes a very deep thinker,
p was Paulding, " cobler and tinker
q was Queue, which Old Petriken wore,
K was a Richie, ;waddicr ard bore,
5 was a Swariwoui, who cleared out the closets,
T was fancy, who moved the depositos,
L was Unit. in DAYS OF Old Hickory,
was Van Buren, uurquallud IN trIckerv,
W was Wickliffe, nicknamed Greasy Bob.
X was an X.tra Globe, filed by the job
y was Young, who woot with the mob
was Hounds let US rouse the whole crew,
& put IN the Hero Of liPPecanoc
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New Hompskire. - From tho eares
ness with which the Van Buren, edror I
New Hampshire call upon their parir
organize, and TO prepare their force, i
the approaching contest, It is evident II
they begin TO be alarmed for the Jesuit
Well they may be. The example q a
State Of Maine viii not be lost upon IL
Wings Of that State.
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'N7Vt' ' 7 I'IsFI IITITTIVTHtI .7FVT =.
The cause of Harrison and Reform goes
braveIy on IN Illinois. Though beaten in
August, mot, as the State Register SAYS, by
1000, but by less than two thousand, we
viii show them 10 November that Old Tin
- himself upon the track, We will give
10 him our vote.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-29

Astounding Fraud A friend who has
fora long tune been struck with the roie of
the Van Buren, party beyond tho Van Buren,
population, has Instituted an examination Of
the assessors lists 10 the incorporated dis.
trIcts and the city, aud found twenty one
names mot John SmIlhs) repeated from Ii
to 20 times, and he is determined % proceed
10 bis examination. s. Gazette.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-29

OK. k" Kant Krow) as the WING
"ag SAID to the loco who was trying to come
the Chapman over Maine
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Chimneys.-lt Is said that If a chimney
when built IS plas,ered with mortar well
mlxed with salt, it will never need 10 be
swept, as in damp weather the salt will mel,
and the SCOT fall down.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-29

A benpccked husband says that instead
OF he and his wife being one, they are ten !;
for che is and he is in0.
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CHS. J. INGERSOLL

We know not 10 what article reference Is
had We have no recollection Of having
published any thing Of the Hon gentleman
worse than he himself has written: /. y. tha,
he uouid hare been a Tory had he Hpcd in
The Rerotu,ion. We therefore desplse,
alike, hlm aud bis threats. Rich. Hhie.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-29

The Northern man r,ih Southern Pm
c,ples, and the Southern man rifh Americaa
Principles. The above is the title Of o
pamphlet Of 10 pages Syo. which has Just
issued from the press -four esteemed fellow
townsman, Col. Peter Force. II vas pre-
pared by the Republican Committee Of Sew
enty Six, for the purpose OF exhibiting the
doctrines and couduc, of General Harrison
and Mr.. Van Buten 10 relation 10 the schlrcis
OF peculiar interest to the Southern States,
and Of indicating the General against Ger
tain ISLANDERS. The topics are
/. The power of the Federal Government
over Slavery 10 the District Of Colombia
?. The votes and speeches Of Mr. Van Blu
rem on the subject Of Negro Suffrage, Sc,
duly authenticated snd verified.
3. Negro Testimony.
4. The Missouri Question.
5. The Arkansas and Florida Questions.
6. Abolitiooism,
7. White Slavery.
6. The Tariff
8. Federalism.
10. The Militia or Standing Army Bill.
III A National Bank and Treasury Bank
II. Mr.. Vac Buren's opposition to James
Madison.
The pamphlet has been prepared with
great care, and vii be found particularly
convenient as book Of reference for public
sPeakers.-NationaI IqteliigeHccr.
"Britih Hhigs.n-The opponents Of
hr. Van Buren's administration complain
OF this title, which has been given them by
a party IN power Sensesss as the desig
nation may appear, We do not see Whv the
opposition should take It so much 10 heart.
They muss be ashamed OF their ancestry
when they are ashamed Of being called Bu
hsh Wings. The pilgrim fathers were
British Wings. Wolfe and Montgomery
we're British Wings. john Milton, John
HamPden, Algenon Sidney, Henry Nane,
Joha Eliot, Joseph Addison, John Locke,
Barre, Fox and Sheridan, the early vlnd.
Gators Of our colonial liberty and rights,
were all Brush Hhigs. Nav, Patrick
Henry, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams and
George Washington himself, were, before
the declaration Of independence, British sub.
jrcts and British Wings. 1.-THE appeIarlon
then Is meant TO be an Invldlous oue, it ~
an insult upon the ancestry Of nine tenhs OF
the people u this country. If 1t is meant
IN complimentary sense, still it IS false
and inappropriate, Inasmuch as the eplthel
can with proprIe'y be gwen to those only
Who were born British subjects, aud not ma
live Amerlcans.-N, Y Sigaqi
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TORYISN
We received by the mail of yesterday
the following letter:

the following letter:
PHLAnEtFmA Oct. II, 1910.
To he Editors Of The Wing
A friend Of mine having informed me that your
paper, tho Richmond Wing, contained some re.
marks preiudlcIal to my character, copied from
some Of the papers of this city Of the same stamp
have to inform You, that for all attacks on NY
private or political character. am determined 10
seek the utmost redress that the law Will give.
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NB i ti cb e rs 011cr9en unrI(trnocpfsr i'll
@rjanacn Sfacb Der 9ten oermrhrtcn uno
ycrbclirrtrn Au6aabr. Shr rir rrntfcbEn
Scwcbucr Slcroamcrifas. Drel6 III <eccr,
Wlualln roGr 6atbfrAn}tanN 9ct. IS 6
9as Oubenb Z 9bl 50g,
so grGmplarc25
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csinrid Setaues, htsrletcnser Greeatct pee
pertterhenen 5sinrlet Gehaner.
2'anlsl 'oeltrisb, grsentpr oce perfcrtensn
peser j6ebn.
caaisl eSsntsa, lnminilIratcr Der terifors
:. tenen Sebn 4ltbane.
9terse Rsdsr, erteutcr ess berforteneu
Sc9n Meiler.
0srras Omper, Saeot Gtanet muo @aprse
%'eaet' Srrtutcreu esr ptrlFortentn Gp5
SatbNriua X3clf
SafNe Sthilllha Nominilrator bee Uertfors
pehGn 9amtd Sorntrasr.
pe'nr"e Ogn9lcr INN 9apio GrcId, gres
tHfpreHber rerttorbeMem glifabetb Senas
lgr,
o@n''i lln8er aOmIaiilrtor ees perGcrtsncu
9gInytCh ltnaer.
Ab.abAln Nanuctcfsr unb 23iUiain sciubab
..tMia1Nratprea bes psrflortenen grnrao
-l9sIl.r.
Sntfs Nctbuuna pon Gamucl 9SeiAbrlp uno
$tonRHrp Jtuth, erccNtcyeu res psrttcrte;
Etn Vtorse Weinho!o.
Ji"at I9rHrrt nHa Gliahetb Jo0ffert, Nrinis
hItsrAtrrsn pe6 perttorbsnru 9apia Scfs
trrt
S@t'b Sliro UNI Mlartba Sfiec, NbmiritEras
Fo'cn oe6 perforbencu Srbn =. Stieo.
AetNPHn Otcicr, 0ormunb bon IStinrie1,
S"inneI, gbrittlna IND eebn Sartman.
u"n'l'HoiSe &!apcr pes peSttcrbcaen Scf.
PArrmm.
SeFoe Nenbdrt, 2lNmuitfratcr bee ptrfcr'
pe"sn ANorcas Neintart.
S'pn Srtp mo Speter Srep, @eminifratos
tsH bCe periterheneu Gsora Srep.
2e'tsIam Scftber, Nsminltratcr ces rrsfprz
pEn'n QbiIip StcRasr.
<pemas See, GreeuIpr pcr tertcrtenen eli
iGteta Sohn.
J"tcb Bun Nirp me 6cinrieb San Niep,
CFrenforen res pcvfpttencn Satcb 8aR
Stieo.
s'pl I'd. GuIoin, Sturt6 Scitct il. rnp
@@va 9n!htn, Npmluiffratoren oss bc,s
Norbcnen 8rietritb &upin.
5Ip 'tc NEhnuna een srpia 8ornep Nnb e5as
FOB 6oru'D, Ncmnlilratrren bes pcrItcrs
kGAsn JcVE oornep.
JAtob Srlcn unp Sobn Qotteiaer, Nbmiui:
ttrAtcrCu pss pcrRovtcnep Gnreb Srieeer.
9ALcmrn glpfe uub Nbam @5tauot, NNm!n.
fr0tcrcn oss pcritcrbcnrn Siaat gicie.
Satrb 1Wtl, X. Aeminitrater oct peritpra
tcncu gliNtstb 6irbi.
ISl.Mm &cB, 2pmtnitrNtcr scs rcrftrbenen
SpAHip Sof.
Sauna &lifR9er, Ncninifratbr nes bcrttors
Semen Ntrabam &tlfmaer.
gtriltlAn Bauman Nrmiuiltrator ees bcr.
ttertrEen Mllliam Sathel
Drtr Dlcptr. Grctntor ree Dsr0crhensn
31chariah Gice,
@amud 6aaf, elmer pcr Irtuinifgatrren re
perirvtcncn Safcb 6aat
| Satoh Q5raef unN Samucl sScaclp, gsa.
0iirScn pou Gecrac GtlB, Qlcminitlratcr
tes pertrrttata peter Nls.
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ReQlItrlrer's JtaCl,rirl,t.

Nadritbt miro bcrmt aC9ercn, caB hIc
fclscno truannteu sQerirnen aie Mechnnns
acn bon bren SerlpaltunSeu Der 9ntfrIalz
IcuGtbaftsn Der Scritcrtensn, peren Slamen
mlrcn hcnannt, IN rem
Ste9lftrirersNmt,
in unb fir ne gnuutp Berfs, binterleat BE-,
brn unb pab oisieItrn pcr Wailcnecnrt Der
erlaatsn eauutD fir Sefdtl1una unb 3ula1
GRna poraGeat ,perben, anf Srsitaa, reu 10.
uatbfeu AprlJ um 10 llRr Sprmlttaas, al
pcm Gpurtbaus in ter Stapt Neapln9, uem.
lith:
Safct Osturf, grseutor bes psrltprttnsn
GGmucl Octurt.
Sboma6 SEC nnp Siaaf gcbriiiman, erscntcs
rem cee Dcrfcrbcnen Gliias Sec.
Dnel sByowa, GrCcutor pcs pcrIlcvbenrn
SonNrban ISeicner.
bemrlcb 96fty, Soba 66fer, Bcuamiu So
fer, SfAat 66fcr, 0ccras 56fer unb sps.
tex loAgd, ACmlntitrGtcren pes pcrttorbc.
nGu e5eOra !5ofcr.
5ipelre unr rnoIlete 9trtbnuna BON 9anic
Nclff unr Satot Wetf, greeutprcn pes
pcrGettenrn 9onrab Stsiff.
Jobn Z ebanp uMc Spnathan &. Gtbaur.
grccutorcu ees yer rtcrbrnenSohn z ebaup
3pcIte NGtbuuna pcu Samud Ghapptt
mn lnbrede Brrer greeHtcren pee pers
tlcrtensn Daniel Stbappict.
Secrae q. 6aaa, aominilirator zee Ssrlfors
tsnsn Jcbn &aufn,aa
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aeqcn CinIenrunA ncs NCtraas Eel tcr %e:
ttelnnA- -8crfcnnaeFcfcn, Ncrtc nnp raI.
ipcrccn auicrtcm tcrethuet.
lin Gfcrn mn srbrrrn rinc lIchcrftcNt Ncr
Ncid haltlafcrt rlrfcs mrrttoclIcn 91erfce
3u aetGn fcIdt bier cas SnbaItsrcr,clchrk
llnb man Fam fth fdcn farau6 cine Wrr:
ittlluna mdhcn, mierid Gtctf in riurm Su
doc prn Sl2 @Seircu in orrF Octap eNtbbIt,
in fcralamer AuemAhI sHfammcnaeor1na 1T.
gs 1T csu GcbaB fir Gthule unc 6aus unb
fclltc in isprr heutIhcn Samille auSutrfffsn
fcin; cs fhbrt Nen Wamcn & &ineer frcunp
nit pollen Nrchtc, 70 nie oucb DER Grpaths
icur sitl Gutes unp NusIltteG payaus Crz
ncn tann.
Jnbalt
4. &urr Gaec sur grprfrna Der Nnfz
mcrtiamtcit nm res Slahccnfrns.
2. Grl6tlunacn 5nr Ssf6rrrruna autcr
Gr0nnnuasn unN 3ur @ttarfuaa oce 0cre
Ranres l. Die una1cacncn &inpcr. o.
Dir 8criuhma >. 9ic tltle GScmcbnbcit
q. Sic tlcincu 3cte. 5, 9sr 3aacblrt
6 Der tIcine Srrihncnber. 7. GAS
mNhItbdnat &nc. g. 0ae crccntlickc uno
rcinIlcbe &inc 9 Der sNancr 10. Dcr
itN mAtaoIiia in @cfdhr tcqbt ,fcmmt rar
IN I'm II, Ger ehrtltbe &uate t2 Wer
niHt bfrcu mill mus fttbcu IS. Ger Srcnnr
in crr 91oth. 4 Der 3NfiIhtac. 5. Gic
mut6DllIlarn &iuper. l6. Ole lniufrlCpcne.
u. Scr &a,mbcrIiac. Is Ger Hurchlfame
- 0ie auts Sohtcr. 20. Ser unaear0,rrs
te SUrabt o.. 9as ncnaierlae Mdrtbeu.
g. Oas ,pBteaieyiac O1drcbn 23. mlm
febsnfrsmrlehe GiednnuEsru. "a. QSae bci6t
ittmcllM 25. 9ic Nabrlaaern. S6 Ger
&lhdsfpislsr q 1berslaute % 8w Sci
scu ece Sleilies nnp ttr 0aalhat. 90 9ld
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2lue rieientocn mcld,e nod) ihn(rta
iino an Die Grufcrct Ce5 oVerf5
&aunm llpler" orer ,,SerfS @auntn
Oeinofrat", fnnneu oil oen llnter-
lhrtebcnen, mchnhaff am Gd Der
Nenn- mo iebcnttn Strohc, attc-
;oblcn, smlilten nun uno rcn ltftn
nahiten Juni oenu N1tb rem liten
1nnt rDtl oep bic Qllter einenl Srte-
reuS,rhEe, sum Glntreiten lltcr3eten
Wclbeu ...
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Meabjns, 01ldrS II. bp.
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Sarrtfon s5erIomntlun9,

Die Tuunoe ron T'ereral ,Sarrifon ,rers
ben iitb am @jaftbaufe Don Gamusl 8earo,
in bsr Staot !ieooin9 EcrfS @auntp perfanis
msln, auf Nsittwccb (9)lerasn) 2(bne zen etsn
arril 1870 nm 9cle9oten fir bic Convention
~ erntnnen, eie i'm ndhftfi g7Hai in 8altis
more 9ebaltsn merosn fou.
glprjl 4, 1S40
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0le blsr3upcr hcItanotnc 5canrlnns tns
tgr tCr 0!rma BON 15 c stfner nnp So fens
ael, 5u Den Gintlu9 Sprinae, mo N1 1t,
Sc unr 6etfner, Su Mpt:spile 8crt6
gauntn. murce beuee pnrb aessnfcltlses ia
trrsufpmmen auf9sltif.- - 2lue perionen Die
nod al rlc 8lrma pcN Scfner nno Weulc,
@5lntia9 @prinSs, lcbulOl9 ftno, III Banjo,
J(ctsn oocr 0ucblcbnIp, pber anf Die Suprs
berg 0hcacr periclbCn Sirma, ip6Sen abtGs
sa5lcn al 8 obn 5th'uer, an Deu GiR.
Fling GprIu9s, 5mlItben nun nnO ben ltttn
natbfen April. speil nacb bicism Gage it
.bNdber CInen Srlccensrlehter 5nm giufcrs
bern N9sr9etcn l0erpen; unp ellie folehe, pIr
npcb 8rrperuu9rn erIaste Sirma batcn, m$.
qCn clcfClten al Sobn Setfncr fir 0esat.
luna gInrclehcn lnO NQe, Die on bic ST..
ma BON Olcuasl nns !5ctfner in MpbrsuUe
ftbupIa fun, fel ee in Sanoen, yloten cher
Suhltalc, moQeu ebenfatls abteaablen amr>
icb;u nan uEp ocn ,ter Qpril, an IB Il ~.
q IN Mcuscl iii 9Wcbrepllls, neil mach
rcm 2a9r cic SItter rincm 8riepenerithtey
jnm gmforrern iteraeben were ben; unp ale
rlc noes Sorperunaen babcit. mbacn bitlelt,n
IN 26Glam mcn9el fir Se5ablnus einves
tben.
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ftbersi. SO Scr TbieraHalcr. 81 itnrrriets
tapeit. SO Die &Iat{tberin. SO Gin sater
9snfiprneh, 1T elH Srsunb in Der Mctb 34.
Verthbrlns. So Ser ,mpGntbare ,Grbhler
SO 8alihe Getam 81 Ser untffcnnene
Spab. sS gbrIitb mdbrt an ldnafteu. SO
SH9enblbs iinbefennsnbelt 30 llnterithleb
splthen Spariamfeit unb tSe5. Al Der
Sleneniterf ~ Scr SHttteeb. 45 Dtt
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