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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

Such has been the mild character Of the
present winter, says the Charleston Court
er OF the 18th inst. that green peas, to-
ma:ocs, and other vegetables. are for sale
10 cur market; ond yesterday, Il gentle
'"'n r'fn6 WV '''ae- wy, 'e---.l-l-:-
peas of the second growth this season,
neatly ripe. The trees bore in the month
of August, again put forth and bore full
crop Of fruit, most Of which however, was
whipped off by high wind and frost last
week.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

Loss OF THE SHErnEEpEs.-The report
that Capt.. Powell, of the Shephcrdness,
had been saved turns Quito be incorrect. Ii
is thought that some OF the Ii negroes
supposed 10 be lost escaped. The highest
estimate Of loss of life IS now 50; and is
rrobably less As far as pecuniarv affairs
are concerned, the deck passengers are
better off now lhaa before the acc dent. so
liberal have been the citizens Of 81. Louis.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

SOUTHPORT, TUESDAY, FEB. Il, 1911.

Every thing as yet, promises alsearly open
ing of navigation. We have had but little
cold weather, and there appears 10 be but
little floating ice in the lake. The season
in which we may anticipate any very cold
weather, is nearly passed, and every thing
promises as early an opening of navigation
as we have had for years.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

SECRET SEssIoN.-In a recent debate
in the u. ). Senate, the records of the
Senate, which were read, showed the fact,
which may be news 10 some of our readers,
that during the early period Of our Govern
mnnt, the practice was for the President,
when the Senate was in Executive session,
to enter the chamber, and take his seat by
the side Of the presiding officer, and there
receive The counsel and advice OF that
body.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

The Legislature of Iowa have passed a
joint resolution asking Congress TO appro
pirate $4,000 to defray the expense of a
convention TO form State Constitution
and also praying Congress TO establish boun-
darics as follows: on the east by the Mis-
sissippi river; on the north by Is parallel Of
latitude, and on the west by the Missouri
river
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

The President, on Saturday, commun-
Gated 10 Congress the annual report from
the Director of the Mint at Philadelphia.
1.-The whole coinage in the United States
during the pas: year amounts to within a
small fraction of Sl2 900, 600, and exceeds
by more than one half, that Of any former
year OGthis coinage. more than So, OOO,-
0on is gold"-exceedng by nearly ST.
100000 that of the six preceding years.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

AN INCIDENT IN THE Loss OF THE
SHEPHETDEss.-The ST. Louis organ men
lions the following incident occurring on
board the Shcpherdess. Among the pas
sengers was lad about la years age,
named Casey or Casey, from Shelby
county, Ky. When the boat began 10 sink
his first movement was TO drag Younger
b y who was asleep from stale room and
carry him on the upper deck, while the
cabin was fast filling with water. On the
upper deck he saw two infants, VIII CHI in
the alarm and confusion had been left al
most naked and ilhout protector. The
young here caught them up, stripped him
self OF most Of his clothing. which he wrap
FED around them, and took one under
each arm, and commenced breathing upon
their faces. alternately from one the other.
He slaid upon the wreck with others OF
the boats from this city. with his infants
still under his arms, alive and well, and
he still engaged in frequently breathing
upon their faces. Those children should
be taught to lisp their delivcrcr's name
''among their earliest words"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

1t is slid that challenge has pissed be.
tween Mr.. Weller and Mr.. Shriver, as con
sequence of their fight behind the Speaker.
chair. Wee not how great a mans talent
my be, or how high his reputaiion--he is
no man at all, if he lacks the dignity and
control of himself, to avoid such disgracefu
scenes.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

Brooks, of the \. Y. Express, speaking OF
OF Fourlermeeting held in New York city,
thinks it IS all folly to attempt to change an
order of things which has existed for 1000
years. Every stock-jobber in Wall street,
who fills his purse from the hard earnings of
the people, undoubtedly has the same opin-
ion
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

A new paper has been started at Chicago,
the Democratic Advocate and Commercial
Advertiser. 1t is Democratic, and appears
10 be started in opposition TO the Democrat,
which it says does not express the views of
the Democracy. 1t is small sheet, but
well filled and conducted with ability.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

CAPITAL.-The Washington correspon
dent of the Albany Argus says that Mr..
Tyler. seriously contemplated nominating
Mr.. VAN buren, TO the vacant judgeship
Of the Supreme Court The president was
not easily deferred, says he, from giving
the Whole country so good chance of in
dulging in hearty laugh.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

The Speaker Of he Senate Of Penn, the
Assistant Clerks, the TRANSFERRING Clerks,
and the Sergent-at-Arms, are all practical
Printers. The Printers are fourishing.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

VI have seen a note of the Continental
money in the possession of DIR. Paddock,
which is printed on very common paper, and
dated, believe l779 The printed part of
the document, including the words of eau
ton, st is death to counterfeit" is perfectly
legible, but the signatures of the officers are
completely obliterated, proof in .'black and
white,t' that printing ink even at that time,
was more indelblc than the chirographical
fluid. J. p. b. Nee.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

LoUIsIANA.-The democratic conven-
tIoG assembled thew Orleans on the 18th
instant, MIR Van Buren, was declared to
be their first choice for Inc Presidency.
aud Mr.. Calhoun the second. Resolutions
were passed, dencuncing all attempts a,
with the institutions OF the
States, and in favor Of revenue tariff.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

FouRIERIsM "A number Of families
near the village Of Lelaysvile, Bradford
county, PA. have formed themselves in
10 IN Industrial Association, which is TO be
managed according to the social principles
ofFourier, the French philosopher. About
fifty thousand dollars have been already
subscribed TO the capita! stock, and opera
lions will be commence early next spring
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13
Nh. SHoLEs =

Mr.. SHoLEs:-
| know it is hard tokick against the pricks
and he who may presume TO call in question
the doings of those in authority, does moi
place himself in an enviable situation be
that as it may, have taken the liberty tc
make some inquiries through the medium Oh
the Telegraph which think is the proper
way for such an investigation.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

The parry Of Olobeway Indians in
London have had an interview with the
Queen; their chief appears determined 70
see every Thing that is going on. After
the ceremonies of presentation he made a
speech, from which we extract the follow
ing piihy and pointed paragraph.
Mother, we have seen many strange
things stree we came TO this country. We
see that our wigwams are large, and the
light that comes in them is bright; our
wigwams are small and our light is rot
strong We are not rich, but ne hare
plenty TO eat.
What a lesson there is 10 these few
lines, how full oil meaning-what hit at
the times, what commentary on the starry
ing masses---oi the wretchedness of the
poorer classes. You have magn fcent
palaces, great show Of power and wealth
we make but an Indifferent appearance
in our wigwams, but then re hare plenty
to cat" An English Journal says. awe
dare say this Indian does not understand
the meaning Of political economy; that he
is in happy ignorance of Cornlaws and
SIiding-scales; marriage settlements and
mortgages; protection TO agriculture and
bold peaSantry; landlords and cotton lords:
but he sees, that if we have also poor, and
he says, turning his back on our 'cviliza-
ton, ave are not rich, but we have
plenty to eat Our aristocrats might learn
wisdom fromthe lips even Of this savage
What bitter sarcasm is conveyed in his
few simple words on the men who tax the
peoples food and restrict their industry
who not satisfied with the vast wealth
bountifully bestowed on them, must seize
a part of the poor mans loaf to swell their
already bursting Golfers"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

James Madison Porter has been rejected
by the Senate as Secretary of War.
1t is rumorcd that Commodore Stewart
will take Mr.. Hcnshaw's place as Secretary
of the Navy.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

ACCIDENT AND EscAPE.-A Mr.. Richard
son, of Woburn, while crossing the Fresh
pond Rail Road at Cambridge Mass, in a
sleigh, was overtaken by the locomot We;
his horse WIS Instantly killed, his sleigh
smashed, and himself thrown uninjured in
the direction Of the track. and so close to
it, that part of his cap was cut off by the
wheels of the cars!
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

"Long john made the tallest speech en-
tlrely, with regard 10 Western Improvements
We shall extract from it when we have more
leisure.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

"Ah! there's The rub" said Cuff 10 the
boot, as he put on an extra polish
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-13

The nomination of Mr.. Floyd TO the Sec
retaryship of the Territory ofWisconsn, has
been confirmed by the Senate.
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Serfiberun9 9e9en S6aoen ooer Serluft
Dmrcb s euer.

Treibrief immerpdbrenr.
Die 5prinas6aroen DerGherunsss6e
fenffaft Don philadelphia,
Dlaht Deritheruns, entwebsr fir cine
3eitlau9 ODER fir immernabrsno, 9esen Oers
lutte ober S6aren curb Seuer in Der
Statt uno auf bem qanbe, al 6duiern I,
Sheuern unr @ebduoen aller Nrt; an 5auss
aeratbe, RaufmannssItern, pferben, Nino
bisb, Nferbauer,eusn,1e, gommsreisQe uno
SatrifsStcts unb &sratbf6aften Don jeosr
Ssnennuna 5biffen nub oersu &acuns i'm
6afen, foipobl ais Wcrtsdtihes nnb 8rnno
Nenten, unter ben bt6lt shnifisltea Serins
9unaen.
D1it geIuebs fit 9er1hsrans (Snluranes)
in 8erfs gauntp. ooer fur einise Selebruns
ilber piefsm 8seenitanp, ,penoe man fth pers
,cnlieb ODER ourb Briefe an Jobn g. HI:
d,aros, Neebts Nn,palt, Oruderei besBerts
uno ShupltiG Soarnals, Nsabiua, Spa.
1Hortom sac 1atehaeL pretosnt
q. Krumbbaar, Sefretdr.
Oireftcre:
W1ortcn WeSnbasl, @harles @tofes,
Soispb mooo, 1rehibalo wrisht
% !. *asuerenne, 9amuel 9onnfeno,
glijab Daart. 81. w. spontrop,
&barlss w. 9ebreiner.
Ntabina, StoUemter I. bO.
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Witti9e @rfinounS.
Bortreflihe
@1f6 M d inc.

ltntsr(hrisbsner 1T gum GiaentbImer bon
6rn. 0husert's neulieb srfnnoener patentIr'
ter 3DaitmaIhine ss,porben, fir Die eauns
ties $eeba, Mont9omerp unb Verfs, nno 1T
nun am Serfertisen folder Waaieblnen, an
feimer werfttatt, all Der Hfe Der 1Das;
bin9ton uno 7ten 9traBc, bem alten
beutIhsrsformirten Sbuibaule 9e9enhber, in
Der @tabt Neabing; no CT einen Vorrath
berIelbsn gum Bc(lebtissn uno Dsrfauf anf
6ano balt, ~ Dem nieprissn prsiIe bon 6
3balerr, nnp 1te foIen benz Raufer All iresno
einen Ort, innerbalb ber benanntrn Gaunties,
Gn's 5aus setraebt fperben.
DisIe mafebne 1T fir bob blfeilbeit, Birf'
famFsit unb Ocllfoitsnbeit in jsber 6inittt,
obne Uusnabme, Die sr6Bts grfnouns III Der
betanuten melt.-Ge 1T Die ein3i9e 2Dafbs
naGGins untcr Den pielen Sauf ufenorn, Die fhon
prcbirt rporoen ltnb, ipeltbe ais DpIlfcmmen
erfldrt moroen. DsIelbe tpaIebt obne 3I reis
ben ODER ;u thrten, 3u reibsn ODER ab3unuts
gen, 3u prei1en ODER Ut brifen.
4uh briht fts feline Sn6pfe ab, nnb 0ers
riebtet alIe bic feiueu Irbsiten, ais SdGme,
1rufs, Eranen ,e. AZ (dutsrn, in rpenisen
Dlinutcn; autb reinst (1e pollfommen ale
H6fe, 6emoen, 8ettieber &c. BON Der sr6ts
fen uno (hmueisltsn art, init peniaer ais
VkW 1tVuttu SVkbt wv Okukf y" WV Wv w
p6bnlihe weiIe bes waItens anssnsnoet
werosn mu6. Gin D1achsn BON ls Sabs
ren Fam mebr in 5wei Stunoen walhen ais
spei 2Deibsperlenen in einem Gage nit Der
9ano.
Ser patsnteisntblmer, 6srr @husert,
bietet 500 GINGER perion bic eiasm 8ebler
an BET Malhine 3eiaen ODER berIe!ben einc
Bertsdsruns anbrinssn fann. Sa bic Sau:
art uno Operation cisisr Walbine einfah
1T, 70 beior9t Der eisentbilmer oaB spsrio'
nen bsrlsitet peroen m6sen oiciclbe nahjus
maiden. 3u Usrfaufsn uno su setraueben, in
Bseintrahtisuns fener Neehte; er warnt bas
bsr Ssosrmann ssaen oas 0srfertiscn, Ser.
faufen uno Gebraueben oerielbeu, obns feline
einwlliauna, inoem CT sntfhlc0en 1T ale
Scltbe seriebtlieb 5u bcianssn, pis ftdt anf
blsIs 1Beife nit ieinen Ishtsn bemittelu in
ben gauntiee $ehA montspmerp uno Serfs,
rno bic pier3cbn Sabre cauern bonn ltten
W1ai l843. - CT bebalt Ileb cas Neebt Dor
fir ShapenerIaB ooer be CITRATE bon bier
9balern allie Iolhe 81 belanssn, Die cine ein:
aise W1afebine csr Art mae6eM oerfaufen
OSsr sebraueben.
Jebn Kiffert.
Sannar 16. 1874. 3W1.
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9febmet S6Q6t!

perfonen Die anfanstnSaus3ubalt wer,
ben cine src6e nnb allsemsine Auewabl finern
bon meGern unb @abeln. Gbeefedeln, gis
ienttpfen unb &sGsln, 3ubern, Dfannsm,
@ebaufeln nno 3ansen, Daiterm, @rieaeln,
&ohI6fsln. &6tftlM, ButterfalTern, pfatteis
fen &c. 'e. Ollie Waaren perpsn au oisl ME.
esrern preiien, ,pie seipohnlieb, perPauft.
eini8e oapcn ltno ertt Dor 2ur3em importrt
uno rpereen IN ber berannabsnben Sabrslsit
fiber poblfeil Dsreauft. Nnfet all fir 8ar.
gems - am 9artpaaren uno Gifsnitobr bon
Sranflin tl1iller.
e6e bcr penn, unb Stem Stra6e.
Geabins, Sanuar 30. aD1t.
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Der 6ebli6e Torl0er,

ober
Slid auf bic &ontrouerie ;tpif1en Srn.
Steinba6er nnb 9rn. Berg, uoreez
babt am II, Is unb 10. Sftober
IS42.
Das sanse 9Derthsn, bsissbsnb dts apslf
6eften, bat Die preGe perlafTsn ho 1T nur,
In bieftr Oru6erci fotpobl in einaelnsn Sef.
rem rpie i'm 8anjen 3ufammen sebeftet nit
farbisen umfhlasen, 5u baben. Dae Ban,
il biloet nun ein Ss4 9siten ttarfes Bud,
bsiIsn Snbalt fir gbriten allrr &onfeCftonen
nno btionoers fir oentfte &atboliesn, f,br
intsreGant 1T.
Oeabins, Gept. l2.
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&Dblen T.! &oblen !!

an eauer's Brouerei, in bet Gbesnutftras
BE, nabe ber Gde BET 3ten &eabina.
Der ltnter3eidtnete bsnatbriettist bic Bar,
ger bon Neaoins unb BET llmseseno. baB sr
fH nit einem Sorratb eer btrlbmteitsn
corssn rotbafebe &oblsR berftbsn bat, nam.
LID bonn Gdueibenosn Berg (aharp monn-
fain) srote. sebrocbene, Oftus. O1u6, unb
Observation-Disclosures, cine 8srftiebens
Pttt BON neiBafbe u. {. No., rpelebe Ct seIon.
asn IT an ben niebrisften preiIen far Baar,
Stlb ~ btrfaufen.
Sriseridb Qaaer, 0ierbrau,r.
Ntahina, Ssptsnber I2. agNt
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8dume! 8Qume !Bdume J.!

Der ltnterIebrietene, am gd ber stem unb
pennftrake, nirp 1uftrase annebmeu fir
anserlsfene Ssrfttisbenbeitem BON Obft
D d amen. unter pensn flno Hepfel, 8ir:
men, pfrftbsn, pfaumsn, 1prifofen nnb
Slsetaritn' Saume. bon fdttnsr @eitalt uno
anssefntten Oerftieoenbsitsn. Gbenfaas
9 d hattensBd dums. N1an rpenpe {let
al Sranflin n1iller,
Isent fur Jebn perfine. S1su,Ser1ep.
Neabins, Sauuar 80. san.
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Varmsrs Sanf pom gtaat Gslaw. Doper, par
%. Do. 3wei9,s Bilminatcn, par
90 ee' 3pei9, @scraeto,un, par
%. DO. 3psi9, Nsm Cattle, par
@"': s"o" 0a", d" NS'lmln9fcn, par
S!sint 9totsn unter sbl. bis1A
J'ew Seriep,
Selpibsre Sanf' III Selpiesre.
burlington 60. Sanf, Mssfcrb, nor
@cmmsrrial Sanf Ysrtb Nmbon ii
Cumberland Sanf* Sribsstou, nor
Sarmers Sanf* Wcunt 6oap ror
Sarmsrs metbanics 8amt, ,Nabrpap
Farmers W1etbanies DO mioDletown X
U1crris 60. 8amts Oiorristcmn II
D1edbanies Bane, burlington par
Wsebanies DO Nenart !
Wlsdbanics Wlannfaetures bo* 9rentou mar
Worris Canal Br. Go. S1.sS gitp, unab.
Slewarf 8amf SnI. Co S1ewarf !
Orange Sane* Orange II
pscplee Bant, Yaterfoa
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Salsm Bantins go*, @alem par
9tats Santsst, Slemarf
State 8ant" glHatstbtown
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N|h"'k -cNht W -DbVhklc -DtpltIeIplpu j
State Banf Slctp 8runs,pf par
SuGsr SantS Slswton IL
Srentcn Sanfins Co. 3renton par
Union Sant* Ocper IL
aoaht or ~. 0rnnsnlf: Srnns,rif sebroet.
Sarmers u. Wefpantes Sant DO. 9etroh.
Sranflin Sanf Of N.J. Serisp@itp asbrot.
9orefsa oant'h9 20 3ebofsn 9ebrOh.
Serfep eitp Sant, Ssrfep gitp ssbrot.
l.
soe'ean'es oaht. Hpafferion 9ebrch.
Manufacturers Sant, SeapiGe aetrpd.
Monmoutbs Bane Of 81 3 Sresbolr setrc.
Stem 5cre 0sl Br. Cos $amtertpiue
81 : Wanuf. II Bantina 60 5otcten astro.
81 3 sprctsetiou lombard Sanf 6 6 %.
paterion Banf, paterIcn asbrctb.
State Sanf, SreGtom aebrch.
Salem pbila. D1anuf Go Salsm setroet.
:Baibinston Sanfins Go 5afsnIaf setro.
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$5S67 "a

Die 3abl Ger Urmen, ipsld)c am Anfana
oss Sabrs ls43 i'm 6aufs seweien unb lpdb=
rsno Dem Sabre juselai1tn Worcsn mar 342,
ndmtieb 10 Wdnner, SO J8sbsr, SO Enabsn
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8 0Ssibsr, Surb SbIasflus 2, llnmdsisfsit l.,
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ssnsntsincuns 2, Durbfal l, aunssniubt 2,
Nltersfbwdtbe 9, BON unbsfannttn llrfabsn 9.
@ebcrsn i'm joaufs 6.
Sabrisirt i'm 5auie: tldbIsn Sutb l473
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3S Varo, 6albIinnsn 1878 Varb. t7eue Nrs
tifel perbraubt wdbrsnb osm Sabre Sbus
be rs paar, @sbsbsmbsn SO, Mannsbemoen
90, 9Beibsr6de II, Sbur;sn 1O2, furse &bfe
8, Saden IL, ScnntnbcnnetS 8, Sbnupftlis
der SO, 5lte ls, Strimpft 80 Yaar, 6irft
lsesrn Soanoihub l3 paar, Ianse Sadsn fir
wabniinni9e 5.
prooufte Ser 3auerei: gEaissn 1926
Sutbsl, Ncg9en $50 Sufdsl Safer 1OO0Sus
'Vst ~otltNVtptU Suoo CuIUtly VTuUCplrNeN
336 SuibeL Slabsfaamsn 90 Sufdel, Simo.
tbpfaamen 3 SuftsL 3nisbsn 90 Sufbel,
Sobnen Al Sufbd, NotDribsn 80 Sufbel,
&ubsn so Sufbsl, &sttise IA Suftbsl, ssbes
bsltsn Slabs 20s3 pfuno, &raut $500 &cp.
te, 6su 81 bier pfercslaounsen, Omat 23 ga.
eun9sn. Ssmaifst auf ber Sausrsi 90 Stud
&nspisb, ,psIde 14,Os7 Yfunb Slsfb lstrs
ten, 40 Sbmeins, bic 12,44O Yfunb Tleiid,
lisfsrtsn.
Die Auoiteren Don Ssrrs Gaunty,
8srittsn sbrerbietisif:
9as iis bic obiaen &sd,nunssn unb Nnaaben
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