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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22

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n9ritcllten Observation-Disclosures prrmaltct,
no nadI cc6cu Soce bon ecr hrUinciId,cn
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5cics 8erwr9sn, bat nun Der IN Sripig6burg
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aen @eburtscrt Wams eepcnirt pcrccn,
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II irll. Su Aihldcs SNmmhsn!
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22

Gin QiebeS abenteuer DC
9 II n's.--Cer "ScHrier bes @tats llnis"
crsdblt IN feuem Slattc, baB cine juu9r
Dame in Softcn I'D, in Sle SuG 70 ltsrblih
perirbt, oa6 Ie ibm naf Tcu 9lorf gefcI9t,
bort ben Weiitcr in ieiucm Soctel aufgelultt
uno I'D, thm 81 Snecn 9ctpcrfen babe, nit
Der @rfIdrung, ihm ais Sflloin fplgen Su
wctleu. {sr. Sui bob jeccd, Die Dame auf
Iuhte fe ;u trOfcn uno ftidte iIe icfcrt mad,
ihrer altcn Seimatb suriif, ipo inbeB Die
airme in Wabnilnn oerfalIrn uub in cine
Grrenanlfalt untrr9etradn ipcroen muetc.-
9tad, benz Bottom "2lHaS" fol- fd, eas 2lbcns
teuer bert lu0ctraaen habcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22
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tam rericrcu pcrocu. Der chrlthe Ntnecr
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at9itt.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22

Der pan, zen 9rcBrn See Supcricr fir
Die untcrtaltun9s Der amertfdniihen
Burger su9angIicb su matcn,. nirp in Der
9e9cnwdrti9en @on9rssGeun8 lpierrr in Gins
re9ung 9ebrad)t pfrecu. YRan beabGdti9t
nm Die 5dGe BON Saint Mase eincn @auaI
sn bauen, Der bios nnocrtbalb Reilen lon9
iein uno nid,t mebr ais 2,50O,O0O 3balcr
fciten wilrbe Wit 9cht oarf man crWarteu
bas brIe Soften pplIitinoi9 mieccr aus ben
aete9erteneanboerfiufen um oen see berum
9ewonnen merosn cilrftcn.
slb9eiehrn BON ben inaniiclIcn HidiIhten
rpilroc bicic unbeeeutenoc 9lusla9c pem S1ans
ocl bic sr6ete 8inuerwndermofe nuf @rben
cffncn. Ter Sce Superior 1T $50 Wleilen
lang unb 100 brett. Seine g8cishIds SiIdcs
rel 1T jeBt nod, in itrer &iRohct, uno miro
cinit nit Der bcrllbmcn Stcdhld: :Nild)erci
bel JtcufcEnclaub wettcifern, uno feline uncr,
meeliden uno uuerlhGpfjdIcn Gupfcrminrn
werocn oem 8erfcbr Gin ncue6 Telo crGffnen.
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SefebcIung ucucr uno auG9ccebuter Serritrs
ricn 81 bc9liniti9cu. Sci Sr9nniiIrun9 Del
ncuen @ebiste 5regcn uno 0tebrdsfa miro Die
9e9icu ces Superior: hcfcntlib nitt
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22

cn eincn pro9cr 8aufaren fam in Der
Cdmmerun9 cine Srau, Die eineu Icpf in Ger
ShiIrSc bate, uno beltelte Gin pfuuo &afs
fee. Der @ommis wclIte i'm in cine Cute
thun, aber Die Srau la9te, or fDuf i'm Iicbsr
in ben 3cpf 1hlttcn, ,pas icncr anb that
yiuu Iad,te bic ,Srou mad, Sch. uno ricf nit
id,rinbarsr llebcrraldlun9 "QGie per9ceIid,
bin tdl. @rlaubcn sic, eae id ccu Icpf ins
cesen bier ifeben laee, 9Ieid fcmmc idb NIT
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an cas- @nce ecs 4aocntiIhe6 unb perlieB
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INNER nid,t tpiecrr fam, mclte Der @cmmis
ben 3cpf cinftpcilcn auf Die Seite iesen, ais
er su leinrm 9rceen @rffaunen lpabrnabm,
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GaFce ober bate Die Srnu mobI9emutb in
Der Sd,llrse mit9enDmmcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22

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Gootfhla9a aus 9totb bwe r
llrlcr juu9er edursmann, Ncrr q #
pcn 9 | a b II, wuree w6hrcnb Der 98cibs
nohita9e bon eIn9cn Nonric6 in fciucm
Stcbr in gifen in frldlcm @raec beordnot,
roB Der Sntencant nit Der Wcli;ei ec6 Stdpt
d,cn6 eirIdrciteu, uub pie Ruhcif6rer enlfer.
men mu6te. Grcbun9cn wurren pcn linen,
pprili9lid, bon euem 9Iuguifu6 Stendrt 9es
gen Sru. BON @labn au69eitc6en, ipclde
itm audi gu Shrcn famen, uno Elm pobls
meinrnecr Wanu licB itm icine CopprLflinte
nit 8rdlbrct oeldcen Sur gertbciri9un9.-
Die 9owSies blcben aud, Kidt lange aus,
BON berauntcm Qu9uitH5 Stematt. welG'er
nit einer Ccppeifintc te,unfncl mar, 9efllbrt
Bon @jldbn's Shure mar perldIrBcu, ocn
ocrcinten Sttscn Der gn9reifcuocu aber uicbt
fart genu9, uno ais Gon @ldbn chen in
Sr9rif mar, cin Barrel nit Sin eahiutcr su
rclIcn, CAB iIe nadL uno cnthilllte ric lpilthcn,
DC 9fctte ba er9riff Gou Gjlahn tie Drppels
finite, uno auf Den erfcn Sd,us treffe er
9lnauitu6 Stcwart tcbt niebcr, bic llebi 9cn
cntacbeu. Nerr bon @latn ubergab lItb ocu
9lutbcritdten tes Stdotd,cu6, prldc ibu
aber nidt netmen molten, er mar ocsbalt
9entthigt mad, @barIcitrn Su fcmmrlI, no
feline Sadie unterlu6bt iperocn wire. .-3cutcne
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22

Die HUpulGrc rhcr SSoleo Gtimmc,
QBtr 9cbcn radlitrhcub bcn am1iden @es
ridt rNn Der 8pIf6ltimmc, Die bel Der IcBteu
prcTccrtcnmohl III alien Stoatcn Ger ,lutpn
cin9c9rtcn ,purrr, nit sIu6nabme BON Snos
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22

@cngratuldti ionen m so c l.
& EFT amfe.-Der Gag bc5 erften Sans
uarS war bon benz ldlDnlten Bettcr br9ilns
iti9t. Sdcn MN 10 llbr ScrmittagS fab
man Die 9GdnSenrtu @quipa9sn Der prrfdiie.
eenen 8rIanotIttaften un6 aneerer hcdl ffes
beHoeu pcricneu burdI Die StraBen rcaen,
nm bic hctcn Srrrittaftcu mdnnIiben uno
weibliden @efhledts ab;ubclen uno mad,
benz prdGoentcnbaufe 81 brin9cn. 9Ilt uno
Sung, Ich uno 9ileccr beWe9te iId) in 98as
gen uno 81 SUE in einen bcinate unuuters
brrhenen 3u9e nad Dem Q8eiscn Sauie, ltm
unIcrem wllrei9en prdiIccntrn uuo bellcn
@cmabiiu bic ublidlen Jieujdbrs @ratulas
tionen oarSubrin9en. SimmtIid,e Sale in
untern Stcf rpareu 9epfnet uuo poi nit
Utenihen an9cfilOt, Sm gprII0le ipteltc
cas- DtufIf @crps bon Der Jidpp, uno i'm
mittleren Saale ifano in Der Wiitte oeselbcn
Der prdGccnt, um9cben ppu eeu Seomten
ieincs @abiuets, uno eceru @emdbln i'm
JfrciIc siner 9lnSabl Oamcn, um Die tauIrucc
oon @lufpitnIden ent9e9eu su nebmcn uno
init Warmen Soincebrud III errpieoern.
Semcrfcn6wirtb 1T, caB bcinabe chen 70
picle Camcn al6 Sccrrcu 9c9cnpdrti3 wdren,
wcld1 2estere wabrltbcjnlith ecle @jcIc9cns
hcit bcnuBcu, UNI Die lietrnsipurci9c uno
besauternoe @rmablin brs QrcFocntcn ;u
icbcn.- 9tat. 9clt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22
rcs Suffers @ahn ii 9InfluaS irpar
Gin brciter lBs9 purh lurn, &c.

9im lesteu Wabltlg, murre in @rtmmss
bile, @rllnpiId, Gaunibip, Sefs @duntY
oen @ebrircrn Qcpa bic boielbft Stohr
balten, burt @rbrcfun9 elmer Sfilte $3.50
qelfcbleu. Bon bieler Summe fcnntcn lc
nur cine $50 9tcte uno cine falide opn itnrn
fir gut ein9eurul,ucne S5 Jtcte ioenIiBlren,
ipcpoW fIe unlern Wahfamen StaetsSenta'
bel in Stunbe icsten. SRuri oarapf ermIttcle
oieIer, baB eben biele 9tcteu pou eincm 9es
mi0en s obn 3 q a III, pan ISincipr
Saunlhip, an oerIhieoenen pldern aum
WedIcln ongCbotcn, uno enelid bier aus9c'
sebcn nnroeli. glcam nuroe perbaftct, uno
anf Siir9leiitun9 IeincS Sd,wic9eroaters S1rn
Saccb Nar9an9, bis Su lcincm prcScBe, Der
pom Der TOpembcr @curt auf Die Sanuar
Court pcrfhcberL auf freeu Sus 9cllscu.-
Ccrlclbe fam pcrleBten Munpod, Dor, no
baS 9sfhwornc @jerid,t oas firtterIidc
"Stnloi9" auSprah, uno gIcam gu Sjdhrts
ger 3ud)tbaustrafe oerurtbeilt purbe. Cine
fcbr rehhite unp acieiSc jun9e STRAIT @ut'
ter Stprier 8incer, ii bci oIeiem llnitdno bic
bcpaucrn6wnrbi9its Sambur9 S6nrqprf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-25
Mexico and the L. states.

The Courier has rumor that the Mexican Gov
crnmeni has raised loan OF - 100000 from certain
mercantile houses 10 CARY on the war with Texas
and that ho>tilite~ would soon be commenced On
the other hand the N0raiHg Ners j. advised that
Nr Packenham the British Minister s, Washing
ton has notified our Government that Mexico VII
make no forcibe resistance to Annexation and that
Minister from our Cabinet would be iavorably r..
ceivcd al Mexico.
We are il doubt 10 the correctness Of these
latter advices That England and France VIII both
do wha, they fairly and amicably can to prevent
Annexation and then finding their efforts fruitess
viii urge Mexico 10 submit TO what i inevitable We
believe That they have already given up the hope Of
preserving the Independent, existence Of the Lone
Star Republic we are not convinced. That they vii
labor to preserve peace a, all hazards since Mexico
Is 30 pdpably unable to Withstand the power Of this
Country in Wa. is very obvious deduction
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Things in Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA June 2i-P. NJ
The funeral 0bseQuies IN honor OF General JACK
son on Thursday next vii be- participated in 5y the mi
i,srv civil trades tn various societies, SC Sc and VII
no doubt be large and imposing spectacle Col sam
uel J Henderson has been selected az Chief Marsha
ana Hon Geor.e NJ Dails- ~ Orator ofihe day
\ man named James Baynard- with several al
ase. vas committed 70 prison yesterday by the Recor
der charged with the forgery OF notes OF $500 each
in the name Of Hon. Geo VI Dallas He = also charged
with o,hcr offences.
The packet ship Thomas P Cope cleared to-day
for Liverpool with % cabin AMI about 10 sieerage pas
songers
A number of removals took place yesterday
and to-day ~ the Post-ofice and Custom House th'
outs being generally Tylcnes while the ms as mat
ter II course are genuine Loco Focos.
The case OF Col Jack. a member OF the Bar
CHARGED with altering marriage certificate M order q
Obtain pension. wii be heard 10 morrow IN the nrcc
states District Court.
The -hip Eben Preble. from Londonderry arrived
.as, evening with l97 -tecruge passengers.
Mrs Mowati Of g0ur city made her second APP
pearance last evening upon any stage" at the Wanu'
Street Theatre and greeted with crowded house
She wss well received.
stocks were heavy TO-DAY STATE Elves declined
and Wilmington Railroad shares
FIRE. Board-jO Wilmington Railroad Ia 80 do.
ia 81 300 state s. - 20 Nori-own Railroad.
sll0 state s. old 81 $1,000 Tennessee Bonds 81
To- L. state. Bank D. $50 Girnrd = 200 Wilmington
Railroad IL.
S.coud Boarf--j Penn Township Railroad ~ 5000
state S. s. . H. ~ 100 Girart Is. :. l5Nimng
ION Railroad. y d. l9s
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~ The ABaay Aria, -ay- in reference to ou

- The Alb0ag Afias says in reference to our
recent remarks ON Gen Jackson. Sc.
'The sentiments ia which the Tribune indul-es. seem
not % bea rash and .ncon-dcrae outbreak Of -Gmbef
ing uartisanshp bu from their reteraiOn evidently
the deliberate s1d settled convictions of that print the
nr0mptn-- 0 ia heart and o. head ~ instincts and n
feiect and has not only no shame 10 their prc-er
svows but j. evidently unconscious that IL course .s
either violation of truth taste or decency, and j.
evidently incapable of cognizing the anomaly which
H. own heare-snes- presents of estimating the poll
c 0f that decent hypocrisy which has induced some Of
associate, 20 abstain from comment where they coo
not commend
You ara very nearly right here. neighbour Our
remarks being prompted by our deliberate and set
lied convictions" We have not only no shame IN
their present avowal. but are Of course uncon
.cious that they are violation OF truth. or taste, or
decencv and we are not capable OF that decent by
pocrisv" YOU speak Of We know deceHf by
pocrisv. nor do we know that We have said any
ching in violation Of truth II you DO. why not
point It ont
The Atlas proceeds TO assai Mr.. CLAY. tor some
actual and more imputed offences Very good, sir
speak out your honest thought we shall not com
plain We only ak you. and those who think a.
YOU profess TO- not 10 shed any crocodile tears on
Mr. Clans grare when his friends shall be called
10 nours his decease Speak what You think The
truth Of him dead or alive; but do no, call him
gambler and a murderer to-day. and tomorrow pre-
tend TO whine over his coffin. Here Is the violation
of truth of taste and of decency which We would
warn all men to avoid a. the mos, indecent hypoc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-25


~ Hon WILLIAM WILKINS = 70 deliver al
suo-v on the character u Gen JACKSON a. ftsoIr-A
on The Fourth Of July ~.
The CITIZENS Of Lancaster. Pa have 49, apart ihul'
DAY next a. day of mourning. funcrs- pFocess'on
v take place the day. and Al eulosiar : 20 o.
pronounced by Hon. ElLrs LEwIs -.
funeral PROGRESSION WI move from liz Presidential
Man. on ~ Washington on Friday next = inr hss'eln
por-co Of The Csp-oL who're Al appropriate address
WI be- delivered.
- Mr. Elm0re : 10 deliver tine Eulosy On ten
Jackson A. Charleston. :. c.
TIE Posr-OFFrcr ROBBERY The Washing
Ton Jron that Dr. Patterson. The Postmaster 81
Rome Georgia charged with rohhins the Office Of CO.
T. Hsrke;t OF between 100 sni slS00 has been prompt
Isl removed hy the present Postmaster GeneIa- an
Chsriec II Gsrrari has been appointed II his place
- The Naval Court Martial on Saturday
brought 70 cose proceedings wih reference to ne
consc, of Capt, voorhees, in the hsrbor Of Monisvdeo
and the testimony IN preparation 10 De sent 10 me
President for his consideration
f.- This morning another Naval Cour Marta
convened Mr. HAllett Judge Advocate and Com
Downes President
We have been informed ihs, the trial vii commence
tomorrow--on The charge alleged against Capt Noor
bees Of taking the Congress into the haroor o. Annapo
IL contrary 30 orders l : !ournA
- The Legislative Council Of Iowa has closed
ts session The t- submitting the rejected state Con
.-turon % second vote Of ~ people was vetoed oi
the Governor and a.erward passed 6y The Legislature
Notwithstanding the Governors objections
- One Of thebuiiins- Of Rutgers College wa
destroyed rs i-e on the 22i ms The nceniaes arc
said 20 be- known.
- The trial Of CAIEB J McNrLrY has beer
80 bv Tho Criminal Cour Tor Monday the 7ih July
= The Director. OF the south Caroliua Rail
rsa AZ ,her meeting on the 20ih inst declared div
Gent of 9 % per share for the .asf ~ months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-25

~ 70 NswsfAPER Publishers AND PAINTER N I'M
C1UNTRYrAc advertiser. having moderate amount o.
means hs command desrou' Of purchasing an interest,"
n sel founded and fourshns newspaper establishment
ile interior he has had long and valuable experience
all Departments Of newspaper business both ~ connse
non with the country aud the city daily press lo I've yean
ls accoaut,l and DO any parties disposed 70 enA
negotiation references Of he highest character VII"
lsen both he city Of New Yor., AID 10 Nassseha'eus
The advertiser being DESTROYS Of relinqus1ng MS pese"
connection with the daily press from motives OF nsIh'
would be happy receive aproposton, provided al
ar.Ory arraugeme, b. not made by purchase, 70 AXE ne
charge Of weekly -eni-weeAly newspaper es'sDt~
H. experience and education have qualified hin o'
either he practical editorial department Of newspaper
both Oi which capacities h. has fe responsible positions
Of he leading journals Of lhe country, BESIDE ns
cement u his busnes- for he penod above ~
erred TO-
Address post paid 4 b, care Of ? r 1ESSEf ESQ
New YORK cts, je1, tss2a"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-25

For the Citizens OF Newly ORR, on Countrs
Excursions.


Il may be- well, Mr. Editor. 10 suggest TO You
migratory citizens word Of advice in reference o.
their department Oh Sundays in Country Churches
There are in every suburban village within a radius
Of thirty miles. various per-ons whose city connection
are OF the best character Judge Of the DISCUS, which
such persons feel when young and women from III
city into the vicinity repair late TO Church. ano
TAX and laugh during the whole progress Of the solemn
service disturbing oil the worshpers within the compass
Of dozen p~ws. On occasional visits 10 the ten
p.es OF Gotham DO witness tlls .Ddecorum anc
ia no case IN persons not q eqmyoca breeding WI
your citizen. who would pass tor gentlemen and ladies'
b. reminded that the reIn0tesf hamlet they may gain
name Tor propnety which ghi benefit them In ths
crowded metropolis, We 10 the country think better
VI a 10 bail from the city unless In ihe city be- ba
secured for himself an honorable name We Judge o.
MIN by bic merits 20, BY the place u be- residence.
Jans - lsi5 ELMWOOD RECTORY.
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TO.DAY'S OUTSIDE

FIRST Observation-Disclosures Spirit OF the Irish
Press Meeting OF Catholic Preis,e., sc
FouErH PAoE-Poeuy-The Indian Chefs Daush
ter, by J. G. Whittier Artificial Arm &c
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New Publications..

- THF USITY OF KSowLEDGF, Chart
exhibiting al one view the Origin Growth, Muiusi
Relation scope Object and Leading Principles ofevery
branch Of Human Learning i a broadsde sheet com
piled by C. J. CONWAY. and for sale BY J. Crowley AZ
broadway. 70 us not beyond improvement either essen
rial or mechanical but The idea s capital one. aud %
he hee, were hung up every paror kitchen or cabin
where there are children old persons not too wise 70
earn 10 would prove Of real and lasting utility Many
os n. iar,s and definitions though To daiy requsiton
are such as mos, people have never learned
- THr MARRIED STATE; It. Obligations and
Duties. with Hints on the Education Of a Family By
JANIS Fosrxa. D D.-Thiri Edition" has Just been r.
.ued Tor - cents b. H. G Dagsers Surely # People
mi sbehave themselves this emil ghened age II cannot
de for want u good advice In lots 20 suit purchaser
Cgr ENDLESS PUNISHMENT Its Origin and
Grounds Examined Wi ih other Discourses By
Rev. 7. J sAwYEE' l252 pages lsrno) has just been
published by c. T. Srckney 40 Fulton street. Mr.
sawyer has achieved nigh reputation dispuiani by
the cesrues OF MS arguments and the equsnimity Of biz
temper This re volume VII prove help 10 inguirers
0n The subject Which Il discusses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-25

II We learn from Capt Stone, OF the Cham
pon. ,hS, the paper mil al wes,vle New Haven. O.,
was burned down Monday evening Our New Haven
papers of yesterday morning not coming to hand. We
c snpot state the PARTICULAR
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fCaaa ~ oil ol.ss aceomSanyrg tA< ord<ri
MosDlY, J1ne :. Lexington, Ky 3. .::-v'''
Detroit. u Lebanon spnng., -
TUESDAY, June p lbfenehsiie, y J'.'''''''
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al The rage famo' Theatre . crowded eyeiJ evening
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t-o 10 a." evening al T. Crra Western sppesr' 70 -
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