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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26
We clip the following from the last New Or
leans Morning Herald, Van Buren, paper:
GLORIOUS

We understand that the noble statesman Of the
South, John C. Calhoun, has written To gentleman
now in tho city, in which lie wthdraws entirely from
the Presidential canvass, and declares his determine
ton TO support the nomination of Mr. Van Buren,
We have heard this from most reliable source and
state II with feelings of the highest pride and most
fcrvent qualification. All diflcu ~ and dissension
now removed from the Democratic ranks. We
shall move to glorious objects, in solid unti-
yded phalanK The malicious hopes of the enemy
are destined oa cruel disappointment. No hand gre
nades can now be thrown into our pariy-no dscord,
discussion, or disruption, now disturb lis harmony
or divide lis action. Huzza huzza hu2za three
cheers for The harmonious Democracy
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26

NEW GUITAR MUSlC.-Just received at the
' old established Music and Stationery store on
Pennsy wanna Avenue two doors east OF 18th street
WIN. FISCHER.
Thou art Lovellcr-music by Austin Philips
Listen! dear Fanny-music by Mr. Hill
Emblem Flower-musc by n Andrew Baldwin
Oh give me back my heart again!--by F. Wei
land
Prince Alberts March-music by Philip Ernst
Happy Moment now Returning by f. Wei
land
Oh forget not the time when delighted | met
thee-by II. G.. Shriyal
I've wandered afar fJom the land of my birth-by
r. G.. Shryal
oh sing to me one song of thine-Music by G.. +
Romanl
The Wreath-by n. Andrew Baldwin
knickerbocker Quadrilles
Hark! Fairest, IIark by +. w Rosalier
Alpine March-Gaily tho Troubsdour-by Mat
tco CarcaSsi
Air from Don Juan do
Blue Bells Of Scotland do
Three splendid IIarps on SALE for few days, at
Stationers Hall. dec IL
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26
THE M ISONIA N
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STAFF,
January IS, 1874.
Information has been received at this Depart
ment that, by decree of November 9th, lS43,
The regulations for the admeasurement OF YES
sells established by prior decree dated July
Isl, 1912, have been abolished by the Mexican
Government, and the regulations formerly IN
force, have been reestablished and confirmed.
AS the decree of July, 1912, augmented the
tonnage about seventy-6ve per cent, an equiva-
lent reduction is the consequence of the new or
der. The present method of measuring YES
sells in Mexican ports is restored to that estab-
hshed BY the circular Of 2lst October, 1926, and
is as follows:
The scale employed is that of Burgos. The
rates between the foot at Paris, and that of Bur-
Cos is as tot; between that of London and
Burgos as 1927 TO IL, or 100 London make
l09.38 Burgos.
The scale being thus adapted to that of Bur-
Cos. the one half of the length Of the vessel
from the stem to the stern-post, and OF the keel,
shall be taken and be multiplied by three -fourths
of the breadth Of beam, one half of the floor
,imbers, and of the depth of the hold ; the pro-
duct thereof. shall be divided by 70.ls, and the
quotient be deemed the true burden or tonnage
on which the duties are payable.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26

/" The FRUITFUL FAR WEsT."-We have been in
fnitely amused, says the New York Aurora, at the
following sero, comic epistle, which find in the
Memphis Eagle. The editor Of that paper gives il at
the close OF very pretty paragraph about the Far
West" as an Illustration Of the f. uiUulness Of that
delectable land. He says that the episte is neither
more nor less than young Western mothers account
of herself to his better half few years since they
were glddy girls, and Wild frocksome schoomates
now, both testing the realities of womanhood aud
rearing families Our heroine married a>ciever far
mer and moved to the " Far West" In her last, she
writes
DEAR COUSIN | have another daughter, named
- making sir children, already. | declare J.,
am almost crazy, sometimes, when think and look
upon the host of bIats around me. have no time TO
10 any thing in the world but stay al home and
drudge and scold. don't expect to stop under ff-
teen children, and the thought not al all gratifying
But are living in the abundant and fruitful Far
West" and should have expected nothing else before
came out Every thing grows in proportion, and
so suppose have no reason TO complain. Aztec.
tionately, &c.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26

TIE LAW LIBRARY FOR 1871 The Law
Library is published in Philadelphia In large
monthly numbers, nj ten dollars per snnom reprint
ing the best Eng sh Law books, they appear, and
giving for that of matter which in the
usual lsw-boos form would cost not less than city or
sixty dollars
1t has the farther advantage aso OF travelling
through the mails at periodical postage only.
The concluding numbers for 1913 contain Bsset
on, Estates for Life" Preston on Merger" and
Winslow on the Plea Of Insanity in Crimin.l Ca
scs" The work is furnished with title-pagcs ind.
ces, sc. &c. as to bind up into regular volumes
The January number foI 1874 being the com
mencement Of volume, offers con,e nient period
for subscriptions TO commence. Orders TO he sd.
dressed the subscriber, who will have the work re-
guarly mailed strongly enveloped, to any part Of the
United States.
On hand, large collection OF law books, embracing
every thing that new, and most Of he standard and
approved winters, for sale in every at the lowest
New York aud Philadelphia prices.
F. TAYLOR, Bookseller
jan 10 Washington CITY.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26

On the goth inst, the Revenue Schooner
Madison, Capt. Evans, fell in with the Brig
Franklin, of Barnstable, bound from Havana
to New York, in distress, and carried her into
New Port, Rhode Island
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26

KendalPs Exposition is striving to create the
impression that Mr. Henshaw was rejected by
the Wings. Our belief is, that he was the vic
tim Of the Jacobin Club. The Globe pronounc-
ed his doom last summer.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

The Democratic Convention last evening non1ina.
ted John c. Legrand, Esq, their candidate 10 rep
resent the Fourth Congressional District Of Mary
land, consisting of the first eleven Wards of Bait :
more in the House of Representatives Of the United
States
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26
iParESr OrFicE, December 26. 1919.

ifhrENT OfFlCE, December 70, 1913.
ON the petition Of William II. Howard, Of Phlla-
" delphis, praying for the extension Of patent
granted TO him for an improvement IN Looms or Sc
ven years from the expiration OF said patent which
takes place on the 18th Jay Of February, 1874.
ID Is ordered, that the SAID petition be heard at the
Patent Office on the first Monday in February next
~ O'Clock NJ, and all persons fled TO appear
and show cause II any they have why said petition
ought not to be gIanted
Oideied also that lhis~rStice be published in he
MadIsonIan, printed at Washington the American
Sentinel and Mercantile Advertiser printed at PLila-
delpha the Aurora, printed at New York, and the
Times, printed at Boston, once week for three sur
cesive weeks previous to the first Monday in Febru-
AIRY next
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26
VOTE FOR PRESIDENT.

The following is a statement Of the votes cast In
this county the Sh instant, for he Presidency,
with the exception Of P,ncader Hundred no returns
having yet been received from that Hundred
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26

We clip the following extraordinary state
ment of vote taken in Whining ION county
Delaware, from the last Wilmington Dem.
Gazette:
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26

STEAM ENGlNE.-For sale, frst-rae and ne ar
- ~ new Steam Engine, with iron shaft and three
SETS of pulleys, in good condition. The Engine il
about three horse power, and will be sold cheap, a.
the owner has no further use for it, Original cost
$500 Apply al this office to
dec 29--N G. w VENARIF
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26
FREE BANKING In NEW YORK.

appears by the message of Gov. Bouck, that 81
Associations and individual Bankers are now doing
business with nominal capital Of So, l39, 776 50,
upon which there have been issued circulating notes
to the amount of pos Ol2 and there is in actual
circulation, S3,5i7 1852.
The securities consist Of the following stocks:
New York State Stock, Sl703,O84 80
Stocks Of other States, at market
value 903 900 10
Cash on Opposite, 7,04O SO
Bonds and Mortgages ,529 9o7 so
S4l43, II 80
One Banking Association and FIVE individual Banks
have commenced operations during the past year. ana
have deposited New York State Stocks amounting
TO s3l5 SOS; circulating notes issued on the ABOVE
S3l5, sos.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26

DROGRESS OF THE UNI TED STATES IN
i Population and Wealth, in Fifty Years, as OK
hibted by the Decsnnial Census, by Professor Geo.
Tucker, OF the University Of Virginia vol. octave.
just published, and this day received by
jan ~ +. taylor,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH.

p. 5. Editors Of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Office with paper
containing the notice. dec 26-Iaw3w
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26

the Exposition. We have often alluded TO the
Central Jacobln organization in Washington -
The Exposition calls it "lhe Washington De-
mocratic Association" The Jacobn Club in
France, while they were making the cutters OF
the cities spout oceans Of blood, called them
selves Republicans, and apostles of Liberty
The Exposition gives an extract from the Con-
slitution of the Washington Club, which we
append;
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MEMBER SIiIP.

New members may be admitted at a regular stated
meeting by unanimous VOTE having been PROF. Osed at
the next preceding regular stated meeliug and signed
The following declarallon viz: Upon my sacred no.
nor, solemnIy declare, that my chief motive in seek
ing admission into the Washington Democratic Asso-
cation is, TO aid in promoting OBJECTS, declaI
ed in its Constitution"
If this be not secret society, why require a
secret pledge from candidates for membership
Irs oBJEcTs'-we copy the significant capitals
as we find them-we presume constitute the ge-
nuine Jacobn Democracy What are SITS OBJ
JEcTs2" What were the objects of Robes
pierre, Marat and Danton2
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-05-14
ReO~N~Oe
SScrbcirnfbet.

--purh ben ebrw. 5rn. u. s. German, am
4. WaL 5crr Scbn 5ofman nit Wlib Cara
DcItlcp, tsipe bon Ncbelcn.
am S. O1ai, 6err qBilliam 81. &(ein bon
bier. nit WaiB Nearp 4nn Sdbdfer y. Nobsl.
-burh Den gbrrp. 5rn. Saeob Dliller, an
2tsn 5srr 3Bilbelm 6ornberser bon bier,
nit Dnb gliiabstb Strobcter Yon gumru.
-burb oen ebr,p. 6rn. Siaac N6aer, am %
fen Nrrl, 6err 0apio wetbnsr NIT Oli6
Wlarsaretba &inrer, teibe BON &oflanb.
-our6 pcn gbrm. 5rn. 9. Soblsr, nnlanatt
5err Samuel Seselp nit W1i6 6arrictte
Stbsirp, beloe bon Union.
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Wsbrere anesre 6du'
(Nus Der 9llte uab meme wslt.)

1er putpe peIpaet9t.
(1us psr allte uao neue 1Bslt.)
Opnnerstas, ben g., Wlcrssns, rubia
= gine portbei!bafte ltmltimmnns BET Men.
Sc, Die teine 3beilnebmer tparen, bate fats
sefunben. Gs fdbien anf cinmal ben >enten
tlar ae,poroen 3n fsm, all ,psltten Qbsrnno
piefe Staebsiebisfeit 9efabrt bate. 4uf eineu
Anfruf bes WlaDcrs uerIamn,eten feb ae9en
0 llbr Wlorsens mebr ais 10000 relpettab.
le Shr9er jeoes Hlters uub Stanpes, jsoer
gonfeffon unp Htfammuna i'm Statebauss
sarten uuo tefblc0sn, nabpem fte bon dn6erf
aebtbaren Minnern tsioer parteien, osn
5erren 5oraee Siilep, 3 &ant, =. m. Ncao
unb Soitab Wanball ail9ercbet ipcrbPn ipareil,
einitimmis, fteb jcoem erneuten Serfuebe, oic
Nube 5u it6ren oas giaentbum unp $sten III
ssfabrceu, auf oas Sraftisite 3u rpicerIeeen.
Sescn Q ltbr Slatbmitta9s perfammelten
ltcb Die Surser iii BEN Ouartieren ibrer GWarp
3icmlieb sablreieb, uno teicbIodem gum Sbnt
;s Der Gslsse, unb sur Aufrshtbaltuns Der
Orcnuns, fleb Gtenos nm tbr ipiercr su
pcr(ammelu, l(tb bann 5u bcirafnen, nno, uns
ter rem Ssfstle irIbit se'pabltsr Dftl;isre, bic
Oerfn9un9em pss Wiapcrs uuo Der Sebbroen
5u eriparten. ....g,.,...
Scr Seneral Olajor pattsrion bate ins
5,piihen Icin 5auptquartier III oeln lferen 9es
tauoe ccr frilberen Slrarc Sanf anfseGbIas
gen, woieltIt nun mebre Militdrsg ompasnis
en-, ia Iosar 100 pcbltcwafnete WaatroIsn
Der Sampffresatte sprineetpn in Sereinhaft
itanoen. Die utriasu gompaanieil 70 ,pie jes
NE, weIebe bon anoern pldsen berbeieI!ten,
batten pieber bic 3usanss gu psm perlebiepe.
JAen Sirben unp, gum Grlenalc bcfsst.
Der SouHernor, ter sr9en W1ittaa in Der
gStact anscecmmen mar, bate ben gipils uno
Sh1llitdrsSeb6rben grlautni6 sesebeu ete
sSsmaIt ansuwenben, im Dem Sumulte enrs
lid Gin @npe Su MAIDEN. 90 Uicl uns re:
tannt, waren aud alc SreIpiIliae fet rnt:
IoblcdeG, scssn 9tubeNtrer, ,pcr INNER ls fein
mtttttn nit iebrnunsslcIr Strenss 3n pers
fabrem.
Scr @taatssSln,palt srfldrte Dem Gtberitf,
caB ibm Die &eieBc aetattrn i'm Sale elmer
gmsute, bic Wsnltbenletcn cosr giacntbum
aefatrret ssscn 8ubtIltrer mir ssssn Nau
bcr at pcrfabrsn.
9es Nbenbs nab llbr tparrn peniatsns
1000 Silrser in pen perihsrsnen warcs rrr
Stact te,pafnet nnr Der Sefeh!e Der 8eh6r
ccm ae,pdrtia.
2llle oieIe beterminirten ma6rsseln battsn
auf Die Nubeftrer tereite Den aewinItbteu
gfeft aemaebt. IN tsiner Stellc ficlsn ,pab
renb pee Htenos uuO i'm $aufe Der Stabt Sin
belttrnnaen Dor. So traeb enplib per W1prs
gen ees l0teu an.
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OmINAP OIhOpD1NRo
FIR SaarNeIb. "
On1l1r GolUScUmtOt,

Sseient lb oieisr @slsasnbsit feinsn bisbsrs
gen @tnnsrn uno Srsuncsn, fotpie oem 9ssbr,
ten publlfum ibsrbaut anSuSsisen,cab CT ftinsn
&(eioer un0 8erf fbteoenbeits- -Stobr
sini9s sbirsn ,psitsr beruntsr psrlsst bat, uno
eerielbs 1T nun cine Sblir WsifIidb BON bem
@irtbsbaufs gum "psnnipl iplpanfbsn Bauer"
i'm psiflcbsn Marfts8iersd, no man Artifel
jersr art faufsn fam, fsi es was ss rpill, pom
Slsinifsn bis gum @r6stsn. Die @aarsn bic
sr sum Ssrfauf anbistst Ino ale auf Nuftio,
ticnen in philadelphia ssfauft uno fSnnen ta'
bsr wOblfsiler psrfauft wsrben, rpie iIs irssnbs
100 perfsrti9t rpsrbsn fonnen.
Ut bat DEFENDERS immsr sorrdtbia 9ifens
paaren Trofenwaaren, sinise Spe5ereis
en-, fertisssmabte Kleioer, Sansaeratb.
ibaftcn aus jpsiter (oanb, uno Jutpelier.
paaren. 9(ub bat ct Kappen jeesr Mrt Su
sbr nisbriesn Dreifen. Rau ufuifi9s iinb sins
selaesn ansurufsn unb mtsen zines sutenSdrs
gems ssriibsrt iein. . -...
Neaoin9, Npril l6. bp.
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9 t q t b.

-am q. 2priI, in Iltanp saun1etip, am
Sruitsallenfeter, pbiIpp BauIeber, i'm 1ls
ter bon sS Sabrcn uno l 9aa.-Oer SerItor
bene binterlieB 5 Sinoer, 3S gnfel unD 7
llrenfel, nno ein 9oIoat cer Stepolution.
am l teh Dlai, in Waibinston saunI nIhip,
6sinricb Sutf, i'm 44ttcn >ebeuejabre
DIN 5tsn O1ai, III Wlaosnerict Saunlhip,
Jiaae Nceams, fen I'M alter bon Is Sabren.
-am est. AprI, in oiefcr Staot, Nsbefa
8rob, Satin bon Saecb Grob, i'm 2Sfsn
SABRE ibrss alters.
-am 27. April, in tislsr Staot, marp Guns
man, in 67tten Sabre ibres Ilters.
-am l. O1al, in Nithmono 9auuGdip, Sea.
ria gliiabetb, 1Bitt,pe bon Saepb $slbsr,
i'm 74ttsn Sabre ihres alters. ...
Am Dlai, III Sustaun, Inua Waria,
2oetter bon Gam. g6sr, i'm 10. $etensjabrr.
am 1iten O1ai, in DIaratopnp Saun1ttip,
Scbn Sieter, i'm SO. $ebsnsjabre
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@erba aftuneeinesl3eitunsss

8erba ftuneeines3eitun9s 8 g.
| fdreibers. Gin Beamter oes 8er.
Staaten Senates bat oen 6rn. Wm. U.
Soees. 9erauseeber Der "Gpenine poft"
uerbaftet. neil er ouf cine unerlaubte 9Sci=
ie cine Gopie oes Eeras 8ertraes an
fib eebrabt bat. Der Seamte reiste nit
ieinem 8efaneenen am Mittrpob nab
8albin9ton. ..F F''5at .a.I .-#
&aiiroab b.1 nelid. SInf Wei:
len unterbalb 6apre De @raee ffiesen am
Samitae Ibeno, eesen 9 ubr. 2 3dee
pa6aeiere' &ars auf einanoer, ipoourb
Sobn Euiel BON @ilmineton aueenblid
lb 8et0otet nno peribieoene anbere ibner
beibdoi9t wuroen. Dieles 3ulammen
itoben ecibab swiiben Dem gSaeen5uo
Der Soiton um 7 llbr uno Dem Der I'm 4
ubr philadelphia perldbt. Mon nabm
nibt eber wabr, DAP beioe 3G9e oeeen elm.
AMBER rannten. bis 6ulfe num6olib mar.
gBm. s.. Cooper BON Geooino, erbislt
mebrere @unoen auf Dem GGden uno
lonitieen Sbelen ieines &0rpers. Gin
Heiienoer BON Sbio Serbrab oas 8ein,
uno apei anoere, BON Sermont uno Neu
yorf, fino iebr beibdoiet. ouberoem er'
bielten Mebrere 8erinoc Serlesuneen.
a .. Winerpa.
Serrlibe 9erebtiefe t.
Oos @riminoleeribt in Qlabua Gauntp,
8a.. bdlt eeeenwdrti9 feline Sieuneen.
Gin ee.pi6er SSm. g. 6arrs mar Dor
cislcr Gourt oes Moroe6 onoeflaot, ibul
dig eefunoen uno gu einen Sag @efdne
nip perurtbeilt rporoen. Ser "Sropieal'
bemerft rebt lbon, oob Elm FOLDER Sprub
fein euteS eidt auf Die Gebtspaeee Der
Ser. Staaten mirft ano Dem 9anoe bios
sum or0Bten ytabtbeil eereiben miro.
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Die Satrs3eit 1T oa!
Sart'S SarmiitatiD Wfirtur,

Sir &inber bic bsbaftet finb init Der Sommsrs
&rantbsit, 9Sinb, BaiIsrbridsn, Mubr uno
anbern qeiben Die aus oem Ma9en cosr ginses
wsicen entifsbsn.
@s iff eine gang fibsrs Msbsin, auf ribtise
mscisniflbe Grunoidse funbirt, unb sr,psif't
itd alS fbnelss !ealfsmittsl fir &inosr fowobl
als @rwabisns, in ben obi9en qsiben unb ans
bern 2sesn bic bon 9tnbdufun9 iblsr Sdfts in
ben Ma9en srWobisner Yeriensn entifsben.
9Ssni9e sNsltffsl pca be.pirfsn 9s,ptbnlib
9lsib 2inoeruns. H'
Yrsparirt BON Samuel G. Sart, Npctbss
fer in YbtaoeIpbia, unb gum 8erfauf su osm
febr serinsen prsiis BON lsa Sent Die 8las.
fbe, Bel csm ltntsribrisbsnen. ''.'.'...
George 6eb,
Suhs unb Sbreibmatsrialisnsjodntlsr,
9to. 81, 9Eeit Ysnnifrase.
&eaSin9, 9tprI %. '... AM.
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Nelt9tGfe 2(n3etge,

Sufolsc zines, in ieinsr lestjdbri9en Tsrlaill'
lung abgsfastsn Sslblu1sS, bat fit bas "esuts
fbe span9slifb lutbsriibe Winiifsrlum BON
psillplpanisn unb ben tsnabbartsn Staatsn,"
am Srinitats Ssifs, ben ndbifen 2. SUM, su
YottStaun in D1ontscmsrp eauntp, sur Hers
ritbtuns isiner @sfhafte, 5u 8sriammeln. Die
@ebsr osiIsbsn, unb Aae, Die sS anbslan9tbss
lisbsn iib nab Sietr anjeise ;u ribtsn.
I. 40. Keiebert, CDR. beS Miniitsr's.
@ermantaun, Qprit %. 1874. .,..
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Der Ssriett ibsr bic Ssrfs @auntp Sanf
uno' Elm furSesfashr Ssrbt BON ben ruhloien
uno blutissn Nuftrittsn in YbilacsIpbiar nsbs
men bsuts bsn srostsn She'll unferss Slattss
auf; bsos fpnntsn aber nidt pobl psrfhobsn
rusrosn, wesbaIb rpIitiits 4rtifsl uno anSsrs
Nsuisfsitsn bafir Suriidifsben mustsn.
Grtrumfem. .-9criss Wobe, wabrfteins
Iib am Wtontas abenb, srtranf i'm Der Sbus
plfiQ, nabs bei bisfsr Gtaot Sofepb & d f.
fer BON bier, unb feline qsid)e ,purbe erif am
Dcnnsrifas mcrssn obsrbalb Der qcnss setlano
Sblsufe ssfunben. Man vsrmutbet bas sr in
bstrunfenem 3uifanbs in's lSaiTsr 9sfallen
fsi. CT mar 45 Sabr alt unb bintsrles cine
sablrsibs Samilie. ,..sls....I he 4.
Dirainier matl.-9ie Seribte fno alls
einssfommen unb oas 9efultat 1T, bas bic oss
nofratifben Bbiss in Der @sissssbun9 bel
psrsintsr Stimms 2 Wsbrbeit babsn poourb
bic Dabl zines Ser. @taatsnsS Senators 9eiis
1srt lit. Die qofos fino untr6iflib earabsr.
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