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AS we can give but birds eye view of the con-
tents of this pamphlet, we recur to the table
showing the amount raised in all the United
States in the year 1910, as furnished by the CEN
sus. A synopsis of tabular statements we can
not easily make but, in lieu of it, we will make
such selections as will, in opinion, give some
idea of the general contents of the document.
The table informs us that il is estimated
222, l63,336 pounds were gathered in 1910; OF
this quantity, more than one-half was obtained
from four Slates-virginla, Kentucky, Tennes-
see,and Maryland Virginia furnished about one
third of the whole amount; Kentucky one-fourth,
Tennessee and Maryland, each, about one-ninth
North Carolina is the fifth on the list of the to-
bacco States, producing 16,772,359 pounds,
while Maryland gathers 24,816,Ol2 pounds.
Missouri and Ohio rank next, and Maine pro-
duces none
The quantity consumed in the United States
is question more difficult of determination, and
its solution can, from the want of sufficient data
be but conjectural. Taking the difference be-
tween the average growth for twenty years, and
the average exports for the same period, it is
found that about one-fourth of the whole quaint
ty raised is consumed at home.
In another article, we shall endeavor to give a
brief summary of the information contained in
other parts of the document, with the hope that
our selections may benefit those whom the pam
phlet itself does not reach
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THE NORTHEASTERN BOUNDARY

The Portland American of Saturday last states
that party of engineers, under the direction of F. I
Laly, Esq., of that city, left in the Bangor the same
morning for the boundary line. Professor Renwick
of New York, one Of the Commissioners Of our &c
vernment, will follow the corps, and superintend
their operations in the field. The commissioners are
expected to complete the survey the present season.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
+ OST or misaid, Promissory Note, drawn by
IL me, and dated the 4th inst. payable ninety days
after date to John I'll Warwick or bearer Tor .n'rty
dollars, the payment Of which was guarantees W
gentleman of this city. ANY person finding said note
will please return i, to me- the payment OF same mas
been stopped r1,rv,Nc
may26-3t JOhN - WiLNiA'~'
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During the thunder-gust last Sunday evening" Jo-
seph Frazier, sr was killed by lightning whilst sit
ting under tree near ST. James church, Howard
district. Several other persons sitting near him
were stunned severely.
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GLASSl GLASS "A small lot of Potomac
VI Glass just received and for sale at WILLIAM
YOUNG'S Drug Store, doors East Gadsby's Also,
a fresh supply of Li'seed Oil, just received.
MAY 81.
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The WARspITE.-It is stated in the New York
Journal of Commerce that this vessel is ordered off
to the Mediterranean, to join the British squadron
there
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Three hundred and eighty able bodied sailors have
been, within short time, enlisted at New Orleans
into the service of the United States
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From, the Ohio Statesman.
LEAVING THE WING PARTY AND GOING
For THE COUNTRY.

FOR THE COUNTRY.
AZ The patriotic determination OF Calvary Morris and
Patrick c. Goode to go for the country hereafter, IS
most conclusive proof that they not going that
road heretofore We hope every well disposed Wing
in the State will pause and reflect also before they
proceed further.
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The great Austrian railroad including the main
line from Vienna to Bochina, in Galicia, and its
branches, comprises length Of nearly 400 miles
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ASSUMPTION OF STATE DEBTS.

A few desperadoss in politics have boldly broken
ground in favor of this measure. We are not much
surprised at this because there some creatures in
this country who have opini ms, except such as
they import from the London bankers and because
there conceivable absurdty but that has been
may be broached by them with perfect impunity
Freedom of discussion, freedom Of thought and
speech rightly tolerated here to the utmost extent
and man may urge the ridiculous propositions,
without running any other risk than that of being
regarded by the public nlountebank or Ounce.
1t is not strange therefore, that few interested ad
dlepated and visionary politicians should talk about
an assumption by the Federal Government of the
State debts-that is, compelling in effect the solvent
States to pay off the liabilities of the insolvent
Why shoud the making of such proposition De
considered remarkable at "a time when Mormonlsm
finds disciples, when the vagares OF Joe smith and
Millennium Miller find favor and when propositions to
dissolvethe Union are presented in Congress by an
Ex-President2 Among the blessings conferred by
the "Iafgest liberty" which enjoy, is that which
allows every man to make fool OF himself II he has
mind to do If there evils in this degree of
liberty they are such will he efficiently checked,
aud finally corrected by allpowerful public opn-
ion, which is constantly becoming and more en-
lightened and purified
Our only surprise, therefore, in reference to this
proposition Of assuming the State debts is, that any
of our contemporaries should deem it necessary to
enter upon grave discussion of the subject and pro-
duce arguments against it, Suppose some Joe Smith
in politics should propose to abolish the Constitution
of the United States, he would no doubt find a few
followers but after ALL the great Of tho people,
the whole common sense of the nation would regard
it as matter too contemptiby absurd to demand a
moments consideration In the same light will the
proposal to the State debts be regarded. The
two need only to be stated, and they will be
at once looked upon twin children, as much "ake
two peas" and deserving of equal consideration.
We would as soon advocate the one as the other.
They would not merely lead to revouon-either of
them would of itself be revolution They would, one
much the other efectualy destroy the Constitu-
tion and change the objects for which the Government
was established; and this would be revolution.
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THE DEAD SEA OF POLITICS.

The ship of State, it would seem, is lying
motionless in vast stagnant pool. No Com
mander can spread the sails himself, and the
wrangling crew are resolved to do no work
Words we have in abundance, but no action.
But the natives on the main land are on the
watch, and they will certainly inquire into the
cause of the difficulty. They will doubtless, in
time, send sufficient assistance on board to man
the ship anew, but in the mean time the mutt
ny is fraught with disaster.
We must have action, not words, to extrl-
cate ourselves. He, at the helm, can and does
point the ship in the right direction; but he
cannot drive it through the sluggish water with
such a crew. Let US have waves, pillows,
storms, in preference to this fatal calm-fatal,
if it continues onger-fatal to as, at all events.
Such is the prayer of all true men.
The POLISH MoTHER-an affecting engraving on
steel, and =" Morning Prayer" beautiful plate in
the true mezzotint style, the principle embesh-
ments of Graham's Magazine, for July, which has
been received from the agency of Hampton s. Sons,
on Pennsylvania avenue. There is besides pretty
fashion plate, and ballad, (set to music,) "To win
the love of Thee" dedicated to Miss Cassin, of
Georgetown. Henry Cavendish" figures pretty
extensively with another Of his sea-yarns, viz: The
Pripateer d. Coates contributes very fine article
on the Lightning of the Waters, accounting for the
phenomena Of the phosphorence Of the Boston
Ramblings," by Miss Leslie, is worthy of her. But
it is all good from beginning to end The number in
question commences new volume, Z" truly in splen-
did STYLE" as the editor says, and with circulation
of $4,000 copies No wonder-every body should
take such magazine when they get it for three
dollars year, free of postage
We have also received copy of this capital work
from G. B. ZrEBER g. Co., next door west of Beers
American Hotel, Penn. Avenue, between Sd and 4 J
streets.
The great Austrian railroad including the main
line from Vienna to Bochina, in Galicia, and its
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MR.. COST JoHNsoN-AssUMP TON.

MR.. COST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TON.
The Philadelphia Inquirer, says that MIR.
Johnson's project of. assuming the debts of all
the States indebted, is 'fast gaining ground"
We doubt not that it is fast gaining ground
with the ultra Wing PARTICIPANTS in that soil
have rapid growth-thirty minutes latter a
slumber of seuen months suffice to produce e-
gislative fruits Of the first magnitude-while
they die in the Senate before the evening dew
falls on them. Assumption is but another ig-
mis- .fatuus dancing Enthusiastically before the
into the gulph of oblivion. Every politician
who advocates such ridiculous and unconsti-
tutional measure, will be politically damned.
The New York Sun thus speaks Of the puerile
nroipct
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AN OLD DEMOCRAT.

"rhe remarks of our correspondent are entirel
his own.
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pulsed in India, which is certain indication that
they are fast losing power in their Indian pos
sessions.
AN OLD DEMOCRAT.
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THE PRESIDENTS LETTER AND TIL
INTELLIGENCER

The following true and spirited letter (Which
we republsh with pIeasure) was addressed by
the President, some four weeks since, to Joseph
Graham, Esq, editor Of the Cincinnati Repub-
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Oe(ChQftes s9lnieiae.

;.rnu6 t4nohridtcr i'd nent aeebrttn Srenpt, fne bas
wati;tum I'M Ase,nene pas i cinen gertgsn
errn ais Sge'H%Iss
@ c"S Srr onsrrn aftc pom beutSen Gage AT auStnrn''
men babe unS ras geAaft pcn jest AT unsr Der S"";
S. s.. @efetbreft uno eCmp: M 4. ,un a,c,n
fnrto.tt rptrS Die Nttipa p paira, Die tts gum ol
mar, Sisfss Sabrs prr6anpeu tpar,, tsrebs i'd fir incline
0''''"0 &. 6. Me1lelbpeft.
snbem i'd pas otise ttatse. f i'd s9s9 r"s S9s,' pt
Nmblifun botTtte 3utrauen, mas le Der olttn 6'f
aud au bic c,e u tertraaen. 9a i'd felt mDren S@gF IN ps'
G6aten pes errn Rboe artetts o 70 s G%sSs ss t SIS, Sf
;t nor rnuma Sas 8crtroucn Der frbern @ebaftsreu1p
pit pas pntlttum iterbaupt 3u 8etptnntn'
= 6. 8. Habeuoder
sobi(obclrbia, ben 1ttn Npri Is 2.
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1 s,shrfnis tincr 3cttrift mtte ausbtBl8 rtrsanos
oSutt mrrc lit ldnst 9cfIblt unp d9lt mebr
ssf1 ,nS mir murpcn rn fabr mebreren nnlersr Sss
fann our eraussote fcIeeh "tt9tmatt re9s% na
S 1frtrpnebmcn nd sD6rs scwabn nb wecn pabrr eres
sunubeo oer art urdf 9sa rem @G6ren eeo er rss mSs
req bcs etn,scn 8lattts retr Nrt in otlrr wEps
mebrtrt ipifTtnfbrf Setpettn tanrmirbsn bic SudsnS
Bog e uns pas ntenebme, als Oitorbciter a 1eo SSse
erbrn perprn.-0ee 3ul6srun9 pren'"Bte hns 5"5 *t
np bic Stbisen 9rrarien no resu treits 9eOen 70 Dos
mir uns 1T @tanp 9tfest nren rem 8hnA;n perg nnete1
heutfbrn OtittIrSr, mel8n Strbretn9 rsr
nD Grnbunse int slp Der $anbprbfAaft am 9erssn eSt
~ entprs6en burd J5traus9abc bcs
"Qanbmarns m @e It IT,"
5as (att MIRO fcbao mir 500 lnter9reter penr 9e1nPe
baben nrrati rrnen, 1u ben prcrpn 81 tAr rem Sepr
aans 8teaunsen mun pcrtcrel ein9eianpt wrroc" ms'
8riefe fonf in Der lrItof1ee ndt at9elanYt merbtn
' - " c. gU a ser
Cincinnati, Gaars II, 1912.
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g1eues Scbneioersefbdft.

Nrr nr,etnett, rpobnbat In ber Iusrarapas Strae
Nbtn Canton, 9rn. tobrs Srbr fbras se8cn6ter, ses
bruit Dem pnblitnm er3etnt an baB anSefansen Da
pas S3nriper9efba in alcn finen pereben 3wei9en
ot:9e Stee wce CT taufli6 eranpen bat, au tetrtrr
Au rD tets einen 9orratb aQen Sorten fertser
Mannstleibr, nod ben ncn:en Oioben pe(6e 3e
1T 3e pcn 6ien Seefabttn erbalt) auf anp balten
Ncbit pieiem, miro CT in ftinem
5teuen &letoer>Gtpbr
cine pp1fanb8t Nuswabl feinen {le5ern, Gafmeers
0a1intten, uno brDapt Stocn ar Nrt Daltcn, bic in
n Sad fhlasea, anp in Gtablimeuten ptelcr Art se(d
Dur prcmpte 8ebnunS unb bliSen pref bot CT
zDcil Der 6fentien 8un oercenen nb erbaltcn
9eicolnus Bpur.
Canton, aiay 2s. ls4l. IS.
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Oeut1cbes 05a(fbaue
1NDtlltatt1 le1tt111nn,

Sdnetberuno &letber d er.
20 ttuure feline Sreunttn unb putum raB CT nr ina
X crtf1brt in Otiscs 8eaft ouf nein acn bttann'
Stanbpunt (m meptcn Strdmerteocr oen Sent al Der
prpwtt> Ge Oarftpieretes 1T alien befen ptrhprnc
3rpc9cn ~ betrtbrn. - -
Se cr resenaBs 9eeueen 91cpn unb 3ufbnt Ntscln
pon ben otfiie 9ecartcn erba tit cacur npen @tauf
Scckt alien t9cn Nufcrperunscna ait ine Sun ]" enttfren
bpt a9entne 3ufrcrenbeit w 8erabru llno q
1T r6s cnpn, pecer SleiB mod Ohbt 5u fpare teine al
ten Sunrrn nit tepubalten rncrn bsrcn pur olbeNr
tcit 8cbanpLunS aud nmcr nr mtbr ja perbnen UNI CT
batn. Olade nur cntnal ben Verlub =
Canton, Sup 30 le4l. 3@bp
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sS0uertt fehet hter


9erren Stanf mannunb So. Ga ioh nah.
beD rnctner Otble en 9rcBe6 Eager BON Werqel ents
80 bis 95 procent &alf gu entbalten d erpieen bot
uno ba celen 9tusen beDm 9lferbau fpppb i'm o(fcr
as anh in @ascpa befannt, fp prb burd, frbere un6
eee9enparti9 oamt eemad)te geriude, teGensdds6or,
tet aud I'm 9Selten tmmer beler anerfannt Gpleence
3emablen, uno al6 etn streuoinser aneemanpt nrp.
er Dem Sanbusfp @Dps sleid, fomn,t lrb ots
wafer9altsem sanbe, oenfelben ibertrtft. Damt fei
8etru9 obmalten mbse, itbersebe i Sbnen anmit eue
gnalpte per Wtergelarteny aus 6 ore 8 @bemie,
70 oa6 ieoer 9lersmann e unter1dben uub felb mr..
hetlen fann. -
@emab lener Mers gun, 8erfarf an
ntetner Nenhle, nahe beY @antpu, AT Dem aerinaem
prelie bon So 90 bic COME. S0bn d, pr6.
Canton, SunY 25, 1s4l.
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George gUtp1tta11's
Sabacfe N>anufattur.
1T
Dittsbur9, Ya.,

pittSbur9, pa.,
<er tnrfbrtttne bnari4tiSt berntt pas pnt'tam pcs
@5taatcs Obp nb Der De6cnStaaten nterbapt baB in
iuer ianuatttr Gde Der @mtbsfelr SraBe nc Der Oe<
ant 1ep jep Art xabad perferst uno 5um
srbalttn ir6. Gr Uerert naB ale elne 2eaere oop ee
Sisarrs ieDer Nrt unp cans, pOrssle rtits nO, nnr
perrr:t recc pnte 8thenn9 Sanfnte aug ben 'pef'
me,n Ne tntr b i'm, onrufen QuraStn unp Sclun9n
Der Serne (oa panttli3e Aufmtamteit se5olt psrosn
wv 49, @tprsc qDtpmah.
pittsEurs, pa., Sunp 49, ls40 ~.
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Meroel ODER GalferDe.

Cleveland, 0btr, sunni &c, ls41 5o.b.v.
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997SS
Wt0ttg fit DQuertt.
Nic ltnterIei8nete Icntcn atunsspp bic Aufmertett
l6yper 8aaelt, auf ibre bcTtrte qBtnbmhbls

Nic ltnters8nete lenten aunsspDl bic Aufmert(amte
1eGDper Saaeln auf ibre be beffsrte GBtnDma9le
rrrfert9t in
Naibblebnry, Summit GauntY, Sbtc.
Die qbn l1ub pom troenm 5pl;e auf Die Observation-Disclosures
G semat wepen 9arantirt so Su1e QBai3rn in ttrn
3etroe elmer 9tnre non Der psu su fonbcrn nepes
sic ltnr,tinrtc unte stSbnicn mfdnpn als Snrct@np
brtratrn ptbrn bic Obn 70 tri8acn nb baB e ttpnabs
rie ppppte uanttt in Der an9Hbrtsn 3et gu aabsrn TN
tanpe tino-Sic tperbcn br(bupers ben M Il tr cptrbn
Tim rem qSarn prn b 8ranb unb artrn Smuet Sn rensS
ser, Der sep6bn(ieb BON tintn Stpllfebe fault
Nalmer unb StaffDr6.
gD1ibp(tturp See. 8, 1s4I. 2lsb y.
Qle Yerlonen, bic @ cine fole alable an4aen 'polen,
ater nod feline Gc9enbet batten tie IN QStrtamett jn cD
ptrptn bcf fcl9cnbcn 6rrtn Iu unrwetiun9 9ep'n:
lbom 5rttrano Sodtfon Ifp. St6arb G[trn, ma9nplia
81. 6. Stinner, WatGcn. 8eor9 Speater, S1ncpp1Ie'
-6arnlon Sttpaer, Canton. Il. 0llfcrb, 9errp 1Ip-
s.. 6. o5pcptpiQ, Q. 8rof, 9larara.
Spbn 8lat, Sobn patton, Sctpar'
Srbn Strcb Nrptpr Ifp. 2Bcltp unp J6apben, Dover.
2(pam G5ccrrtstp, " y. uno o. qepant, OGlton.
8 %. O. Soon, Vectin Scbn 8tpinston' 01l1. Gatcn
Sptepb .6uet, 0aris Ifp. Saat Coopin' "
Daniel @Dips(p, Sobn Gbtrfcle, Garplltcn.
81 g. @rap, @apnestur8b, George 26tlltams, Canton.
ISfibars Sptbt, Sanbp Ifp. |
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Dr. GDttnenrann,

in Canton, Starf @auntD, Sbtc.
>0lk6Ha pem luttum brmit Die er8ebene AnjtSe, oaB
G% or tine Office in bas 6aus, rcclcs bcSem pom r.
e&nsp terbnt prbe pe9t ba ub anrr eoer5e1t frre'f
III 4uftrast QnfraSen nsr Stunpe nnp 0bnner u emp
faneen uno ju btfcr9en.
1u n6tc bteic 89tnbtit bttlnstn nm tntn eonnern
ir Den i'm ~ xb 9worrnsu teracn 3nrru ber5l@ Sat
ju faSet.
Canton, Aprl l, 1872 3s'b.r
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Oentf6e
0anblun9 i'm G5roBtn unb R(einen
RhrnSTn@. 4Er9,nn

OUEUUuI .UdUEC,
Slc 27, ain qnantr, in Glereanh, Ohio,
Olabt tncn Srtunbcn uub rm putlttum adun9srra Be-
tannt, roB CT all oti9er Stcle cine btutfde
Speceret. Soanblun9 i'm Gjrp6en uno Sleiucn
etat(irt sat- unb tfets cine pcrjIslidc Ausnob
Srpeerien, 2Bcncn aucrcn, Oelen 1abat, Cali, Sibtn
prOeifrnen, &afer, 3utcr, Sbce, xaen @tten br(.
anniGh 9arinsen scr6rrtrn 3peten unr etn trnisn i
tn Sud- enfhl09nrrn N:titeln auf oanp boltrn wirp.
Gr fonft unb pcrtauft aud
N1ebL gSatSen, Stetnafd)e unb eantesprpbufte
Ijrbtr Nrt.
1bertur Safer 1T tauftrost SOrfhe cOnfsnaOnen
ppn 9Nrbl prtt nb perafe nb anrern Qrrputtc u ma.
CT, BIC an feline reunhc Die Srmo rs te unb 8 r
~ tD in 9p Drrt stnadt uub Jpn, in Cleveland jur
9erenbun9 cinSctrot werren. @ent Sreunte, s. tper.
rem 9as Nuftrasc fir rctcrirn ontcre Otter, nrd
pen bli9en SerinSun8n unh oufs puntt trcrscu ptnn
reben Dlr@ GnOesbenannten an fe Gansen unr
pur Irattrn taar rprausbjoD cttr rur 2rfbiun9 pru
prOruftcn su Drcr Gcuf8nopnrn pafar 9etcett fnb.
ber Spamatcn nnb fcn1ts Oremrnte, ric BON rintw,
rtfben 0pnl Icsart pn mden tr(rrst tcferert ia.
BEN m oper aud eosr no" oetano gu testeDen rrer Dinu.
trnDen bat tann m mld) cnrcn r0 i ale btrslcien duff
trdst, rermtet cincs 81 urers, G. QR. Safer urbtIer
Gonlul uno prafDent Der brubn Gecafta in 9tm. Dr,f
unb prm6Se nnrcr ausSebcbnten 05cdfts crtnbneen in
alien 1b'n 9sutfLnas 3ur 3ufrerenbett or etDeistsn
beicr9cn fam.
g bepbpr Tdber
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9eutl0es @aifbauS in Cincinnati

geutl6es @affba11S in Cincinnati.
an 9ttelmartt, Der Strase, (men Der Gine ne
lBalnuB traBt) Scr Gnresbcnonnte rnpfcbltfcn 8aDas
ctr Gn cner Sanpslett inrcm CT 70 etn9eritt it, pab
NenDe su SnB unb gu prp eber nit 5nbrween auf bic be-
quete Sctfe lo9ren eann Srtn aus nno fetne Salnn9
nb seraums nr bcnec uno fttn Stfb init be 8etcn prs
cbtn mas Der iart barbictc feline 8ebanpin9 unb 9c
nunsn 70, ba6 Sen6bn bic pbtr bcp iDm 5uprcben, Gin
NAL bep D ein8eeDrt batseu 21er bic probe NIT MAIDEN
mill III berjtd wiatcmme!t. Oapto y # tftrer.
Cincinnati, Scbruar ~. 1889. b.o.
uOtr a(tere 9tbattcur pietes Slacs tan GrproGu
aleS 6eltatiSen mas .6err y. pbcn ia8t.
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= S7e : 80 aferIQn6e Treunb unb 9 eit Der 3elt'
Dr. %. 7g. E. Dallmtgk's
DeutfCbe 81 pot befe

OCu W ~ PVt
tn Der MarttitraBe, Der cfoffce sesenlber, be dds
fte Gbar Iablid) BON pr. 6. paln'ers grocer1.
n Der ltnter,c6nete cmrfeblt nem 6rernben unb benz
pubItem ibcrbaupt feline tpcbl ensertd9tets NpObtte
W Gr iro es cine SrOBe pprratb8e @nswab D~tten BON
ssssi ben ttffen
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