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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-02

Query. Where did the fault-fnding editor
OF the Clipper get the cGiciaI vote on Biennial
Sessions? Please give us a categorical answer.
-.4nnapoLis Republican.
Certainly. Stole it from you, in return for
what we still contend you did pter from our
columns. We are even with you now, and
are determined not to be behind.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-02
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LETTER FROM THE CHESAPEAKE RIFLE
MEN-sERGEANT HENNING KILLED-FOUR
OTHERS WOUNDED.
The following letter is from Capt. Boyd OF
the Chesapeake Rifemen, and shows the loss
his fine company sustained.
Correspondence of the BaltimoreClipperl
CAMP NEAR MONTEREY,
Sept. 26, 1916.
Thank God am alive and well, after haR-
ing participated in one of the greatest battles
that was ever fought. The battle began or
the Goth, and lasted until yesterday. Our men
fought like tigers, and so did the Mexicans,
but the latter did not fight hard enough-and
they have no,c learned that such chaps as Tay-
lor, Worth, Watson, Sc, can't be beat
The enemy had seven large forts, and each
street was fertilization. They had in their
army something like $4,000 men-and we
had, according to the highest estimate, say
seven thousand! and yet we logged them
soundly, and take my word for it, we'll do it
more severely next time
We approached Monterey on Saturday last,
and found them in such strong positions that
we retired and lay encamped until Sunday
night We then, under cover of the night,
drew near and planted mortar for throwing
bomhs-and Got its protection lay out there ali
night In the morning all hands came out in
front of the town. In the mean time Gen. Tay-
lor sent Gen. Worth TO attack them on their
flank. About 10 O'Clock on Monday morning
the attack became general. Col. Watson led
us to the onset in gallant, soldier-like STYLE
Our trst attempt was against one of the forts,
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The GALE AT Key WEST. The Union pub
fishes an official account ofthe late terrible gale
at Key West, which confirms generally the
statement we gave on Saturday. A correspon-
dent of the Charleston Evening N ews gives the
following list of the persons who were drowned:
Mr.. and Mrs. EIzourdi, son Martin Efzourdi
and two children; MIR. and Mrs. John Buchany
and two children; F. Mabrits and wife, and two
children, M. Mabrats and Rosa, at the Light
House at Sand Key; Capt. Appleby; Mrs. Will
liams and son Thomas; Mrs. Harris and adopt
ed daughter.
Crew of schr. Lafayette, consisting of three
men, vessel sunk at the Fort. Mr. Martin
slave DrYsdale of ST, Augustine, boy slave,
and young boy, adopted son of Mr.. Johnson;
A. Wilson, ship carpenter on board sIoop
Franklord, vessel capsized; Matee, a Spaniard
struck while swimming; a white infant, name
unknown.
Tony, slave of A. Patterson, killed bv fall
ing off roof; Gains, slave of ST. Augustine; a
slave of VIM. Curry and three children. MANY
ofour citizens have been injured by falling of
states, timber, &c.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-02

MORE TROOPS. The Philadelphia Inquirer
learns from gentleman just returned from
Washington, that the government has deter
mined to issue requisiton for more troops,
from the States that have not yet furnished
their proportion. The requistion will be made
in the course of few days.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-02

ZEN llRes or Tess MAKE squdte-ll an advertisement
Gceeds ten lines, the price will be in proportion
All advertisements payable at the time of their
|nser'ion.
90 THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter of the
tally, is Published every Saturday morning, at tbs low
|s,ice of 81 per aupum.
az All papers scat by mail, are discontinued the
aay on which the advance payment expires.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-05-16


chassement Having received wrongs at her hands, il
duty redress those wrongs Injury having been inc
ed by Mexico she ought be punished Her insoencc
ought to be tolerated. She ought be made that
we could not only repel insult, but also punish it.
He prepared TO vote for declaration that In
Of war; and the necessarily consequent upon
such declaration could be immediately adopted and carried in
execution. Perhaps the next intelligence received would
be that advantage had been taken Of inactivity, and
outrage perpetated seriously involving the national
honor and dignity than any which had yet reached
We would then be prepared to act dccisivey, doubt
Then why The officers Of the Mexican Co
vcrnment announced her TO be Of WHERE them
the ground for hesitationl When they informed
that experienced Officer experienced military
der, had been dispatched the frontier with orders from the
Government to Assume the command supersede officer
already there and TO the responsibility Of the Prosecu
on Of the war, did Senators believe without defnive
object Did they believe TO repel INVASION alone mat
he was sent and not to commit aggression was no. ene
crossing Of the Rio Grandc by the Mexican forces sen an
act Of war Was not the entering territory p On aeu
force act of war However the decision mgn ncicae
be in regard TO the precise extent ofour territory ne
knew full well that the had been assumed as me
ry Up the time Of annexation had peen so cons.oe,eu
and than that the Mexan bad never oncs esapneo
military encampment on the east s'oe % Ia; as ~ na,;s
never been held even by themselves 70 oe WITHIN ne hms
az Mex;co otherwise than upon the ridiculous ground oil
| CLAIMING the whole of Texas to be theirs
bev had marched the river military sayhey hsd
entered upon American soil with hostile design was nis
not war And now Senators prepared to emporze ana
- The action Of this Government upon that OF the
Fl MsY;can Government il the latter systematic, egu-
IA, and orderly Government He, for was not prepared
- do so How many revolutions had that Government un-
crgone within the last three years Not less than three with
another now embryo. Perhaps the next arrival might bring
us news Of another change and that the American army on the
Rio del Nore had been destroyed while awsune e ecuon
of the Mexican Government in the supposton hat was
regularly constituted Government instead Of being Cow
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-05-16

thorized by the Of either Government constituted
between the Government Of Mexico and the Government
Of the United Satcso say that, by certain military
men Of Gen. Taylor and Gen. Ansta, every citizen Of the
United States made the enemy Of every in Mexico
Il Ii stripped Congress Of the power of
king and what and worse gave that power
to every officer nay to every subaltern commanding
sguad Did gentlemen call upon hmto do this Did they
expect be going TO vote for position monstrous If
they forced the question upon him. he should take his
II they wanted upanimity they could have but
il they chose to proceed their petty party views be
il so.
4 Mr. ]. NJ. CLAYTON said that he was as sincerely in
erescd in having speedy and united action this bill any
gentleman the other side of the chamber possibly could
be and he hoped they would suffer be presented in such
shape that all could for it. What desired by them
equally desired by Mr.. c. and his friends All they
wanted opportunity Of voting supplies to the Executive
without being called upon once and without time even
read the documents declare that state Of war did exist
Why could not gentlemen far accommodate them to
postpone this question Of war; and modify their
bill let gentlemen both sides OF the chamber give it
unanimous vote Let the bill go 10 the Military Com
mttee IN five minutes they could report back TO the Sem
ate with the requisite notifications. They willing
sit I'LL midnight II necessary, and not rise till il pass
cd. They willing, ready, anxious TO pass it.
The President had sent TO the Senate Of documents
containing that evidence which be the basis Of their
action but these had not yet been printed and Sena-
tors had had opportunity examine them Was il JUS
tce, either to them the President Of the United states
to call them pass the bin without even seeing what he
had deemed proper and necessary send them the basis
Of their action He had asked the Senate decide
haste like this Had any gentleman read these documents
They could not because they yet in the hands Of the
printer And had the President desired the Senate to decide
blind without looking At Of the papers he had
thcm No Mr. G. would do the Executive the Justice To
believe that when he sent documentary evidence he meant
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-05-16

ofn that TINS needless and unexpected war commenced
by Mexico N
Sir if the bill contained any recitation upon that point in
truth and justice, it should be that this begun by
the President The river Nueces is The boun-
dairy of Texas The country between that stream and the
Del Norte part Of Mexico and that Power had people and
establishments in it, Months ago the President of his
win, orders General Taylor and his army take post Cor
pus Christi, the bank of the Nueces where they
remained until considerable time after the beginning of this
session Of Congress- In March last under the positive
ders Of the President he through the disputed country
upon the Del Norte. The Mexican authorities meet him at
several points with the declaration thai he has invaded their
country and with protests against the aggression They
him that unless he rercs Of the Nueccs he will be
deemed to be making uponMcxco and they will resort to
orce lie refers the positive orders Of the Executive and
tne execution of them he presses Masmoras strongly
'ohes position overlooking the city, and mounts battery
OF cannon within three hundred yards Of it, bearing upon its
public square, and from whence he could in few hours
batter down. He then bockades the port Of Matamoras
orders OH English and American vesse and directs the
ture oil Spanish schooner The Mexican commander
treats all these acts Of and on tho 18th Of April
enera Taylor II informed by messenger from Mexican
camp that hostiies exist that the Mexicans will prosecute
the according to the usagcs Of civilized nations That
night detachment of the Mexican army crosses the Rio
rande General Taylor sends scouting party 10 recon-
noc which attacks the Mexicans and defeated and cap
ured by the Mexicans, and thus raging In blov
earncsncss II is President who began this war
He has been carrying for months in series acts Con-
grcss which is vested exclusively by the Constitution with
the war-makng power he has degned TO consult much
less ask il for any authority Now, orsooth when II
has unexpectedly broke forth in bloody rcverscs position
be taken by the friends Of the President in Congress
TO protect him by charging Mexico with being the author Of
the and he cold BLOOD teaches others sacrifice
brave and officer whenever may become necessary
TO cover his mistakes and incompetency.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-05-16

MI. j. NJ CLAYTON said II seemed also that the COM
mee could not close their eyes another fact and that
that the from the Government Of Mexico The
committee, however, had had the manuscripts before them
The Senate all knew how youmnous these Mr. G.
presumed that the committee had read them and If So they
mus, have been very laborious indeed But what opportunity
had Mr. g. and the Of the Senate enjoyed OF looking at
these documents The committee had enjoyed hsthe SEN
ate had He for one, desired TO have the oppou
nifty Of forming correct judgment which the Senator from
Ohio had had He had had those papers But
the committee asked him and his friends 60 bndy, with
out looking at the evidence in the He must receive
their neences from that evidence being nfaby correct
Now, he thought requiring rather too much TO ask this
Mr. g. here agan put the question to Mr. BENTON whether
he intended move the amendments which he had read
Mr. c. preferred that he should do but, il not, he should
move them himself
Mr.. j. M. CLAYTON proceeded to move the amendments.
The first amendment strike out the preamble Of
the bill sts fU.a 81
The CHAIR decided that the preamble the last thing
be considered and the motion therefore in
order lf#
Mr. BENTON explained that the committee had proposec
strike the preamble in regard 10 the political ques
tion but only in reference TO the direction which the Sena
had given to that committee.
Mr.. b. had received, in Mexican paper the copy Of
proclamation made by the President nd interim Of the Mex
Republic TO his ctzens hearing of the advanc
Of the American troops 10 the banks Of the Rio del Norte
There paragraph in this message, proclamation
which referred directly to the question how far the march
army not act Of and shov
the Of the doctrine that there might be hose
without state of war, there might be Of with
out actual hostitics The President ad interim stated i
this paper that not his right such, by his own act
ito declare but that the august Mexican Congress wou
take into consideration the Of conflict in which the
found themselves and that magnanimous and suffering
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The duties of this institution were resumed on
Monday, the 3lst of august
The male and female departments are DISTINCT
In the former, young gentlemen are prepared for
the practical business of life, OF for college and in
the latter, under the immediate care of Mrs NJ Glen
achan, Young lades receive instruction in the vnrl-
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plain and ornamental Seedlework &c and if rcOui-
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attend systematic course of Lectures the Natu-
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aud interesting experiments, with an extensive and
well selected apparatus. ....
There are never less than three Teachers engaged
in the Institution, which enables the Principal to
divide his attention between the two departments
Young Gentlemen, preri0uSly acquainted Irih Hr.
Hhmatic, may obtain a thorough knowledge oi
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Boarding scholars are accommodated, in the family
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CORRECT KNORLEDGE OF TIE
ENGLISH LANGU4GE,
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boarders at the Academy, no other language i.
spoken in the family.
The Academic year is divided into four terms o
twelve weeks each, - Commencing lSt Monday in
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OefentltCbe 93enDlt.

Samifo9s ben 12ifrn Septsmber, unl l2
llhr Wttta9s fclIcn am Soauie BON q NJ a Ms
oes 81 lbred t. in Sber: Sauccna Iaun'
idlip, Pcd,a @auuty, fol9croe sIrtifrE, oas
@igenthum Der perfforbeuen Sufann a
. ccer, auf rfentliher 8cneu rerfauft
ipcroen
Gin Bett uno gettielIe, einc llbr nit Sas
fen, Gin Drahr, Rifle, 3ifte, Sfcn nit Rchr,
Siidenfhranf, Carpets, sinnenes @elhmr
uno cine SerIhiebrnbeit auoere grtifeI su
WeitIdufti9 Su mrlbcn. 'N0
Die Sscinaun9en am 8erfaufstass uno
9ufparfuna pcu . gta....
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r9)tein Sbri9rei6 fir eiu 9ferc,' y
SSCblfcilcr aas ie -!
at cem altcn @ebiuce am G6e

Der llntcrseid,nctc hat fpic 9eipbhRIid, Surt
8crtanf on ben slntianarian @ebdueen, ait
Dem fir6ifIid,sn Gds oes Marft 8iercts,
ale 9Irtsn 9Gtcr, bsitehenc aus
Sa(sarineS, 2arpns, Ser9es, Safos
nett, Mous oe Gaines, OtullS, Ebs
bonS, 9lif. Ofantua, Sattn, Spnnet &c.
,Vriibjahr II. CONNER S6rpals, SreB
Salstiiher, Searfs, @looes, Witts,
Slices, Go9in9S, Snlerticns, S6leter,
Soilerr, &c. &c. aao
sIae artrn Suf, @d0Imercs, Gdttiuets,i
Weftenieuge uno CONNER 9iiter, fdIidlidt'
fur 9i0de, Sofen unb Wsiten. .E -'' p. p
Groceries, Drppi(ionen unb Sele, r
Gin 8crratb 3uder,-trauuer g. Orleans
nno oapanna, BON q Su 10 &enls, better ar'
fifeI. .. ... -. ..rF.- .s.er. ,...t
Gaffee bon 6 bis 1s @entS. .-gRciadss pcn
6 bis Id &ents. .-@rtra wsissr 3uder, S.ds
pannd, rnilpereftrter, cruId,sb uno 2paf 3ufs
er, niIber Npnia, 9irGnsu, ale 9lrten 9e'
tpilrSe, Salaratus, 9abaf, &c. s ut".
Suienswaa aareH, "
Grcen @efhirr, uno alIs sIrHn Stsiu'
fpadren. .... ... ID #... .f.a-
Getrdnfe drIcr A9lusIdnsifhe uub
Ginheimifde Weine, als (: Champagne, @las
ret port, QisbCn, Wabeira, Raia9d ano ben
9tcctcr unb 91ubY Saft oon cem 9iheiu's
eiasucn 3rauber, wie audi Brdnby, SclIdn'
oiid,cr Sin, Gum, BbiSfeD, rectirsirisr ane
.9emcner.
Die cbi9e gIrtifrl Gno jest auf 6duo uub
perocn td9Iit BON GeuDcrf uno philadelphia
erhnItrn, uno an 10 prcsert pUblfeiIer Urr'
fault als ftc bicsuucr bon benz aQentauner
Warft an9ebctcn purccn.
Gr III banftar fir bister srnpEsne sabi'
reid,e llnter(tiiBuna uno bittrt nm cine Scrt'
bauer berfelbcn.
George 8enner.
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And Lehigh, Northampton, Bucks, Carbon
and SchuylkiIl Counties Advertiser.

anu SCuugIhlh SouN'ioe hu'e''''
Having long since felt the want of an English
raper in Lehigh County, advocating the glorious
Principles handed down 10 us by our Revolutions
nv sircs, and being anxious to refuts the ISLANDERS
which may from time to time be heaped upon our
candidates aud being at The time DESTROYS to
fulfill the wishes of friends, which have been
so repeatedly expressed since the destruction THE
Tariff of 1872 and since there are now existing
in this county, two papers supporting the party in
power and that there will in short time also exist
two neutral papers-which evidently places the par
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TERMS.

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until all urroarages paid
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Grnlflicbe Grinleri,llQ.

slne eicicu9rn wcId,e nod, fhulci9 Tnc, an
fic Sirna pen 3rerler nnb B eiIer,
rpciidno pcn Etceer WaeunQie 5aunid,ip,
eedhd @auntB, tperrcn orinacno auf9efcrcrrt
ipifhcr min une Dem 30aeu Scptcmbcr abs
Subeiahlcn, Icuit crfplgrn untOifrn. 90 aud,
ciejcui9en lprld,c Iiuger ale Mcnatcn an
Sauce QSeilcr ftuIci9 Iuo, ebcufaGs sebctcn
flno 8idltt9feit ju MAIDEN, spifhrn nun uno
oben9cmricetrr 3eit.
80. ..f' Same5 @etler,
9Iu9uit 26. nqIDP
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OlorretC6 sQeuee.

GcCben erhdIten an benz Stobr hes In,
terlcihueten in 9Ilentauu, cine prad,tpcGe
slnswabl neufr e pdeHer IS Sadrcn,
be or gang bsIonoers tpehlfeil psrfaufen niro
DlsrpeiI er ieet cine srOse unb irhr iboue
glnsnahl BON @iltern nuf Sauo hat, uno
feine preiie usbitcem lehr bili9 iIno, 70 9ldubt
er Elm jeers nnd g8uHid, brfrisSigen ,u f6n,
neu, eas bci tbM anruft uno sr bofft bdher
pas oiels HrRiatrit nidt unipillfopmen (sin
pire, 80
glilRSOserb.
aaentdHH, aug. 26. nabs
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ausuf 10.
Gortreffli6e @ele9enteit fur eincn
unteruebmenoen @eiddft5mann.
&tlt neuer Stcbrftanp
suE er.l c b Il c II.

llntcr;eid,uctcr bistet hermit Iein neuer,
bautcs StCbrbdus Sl oerlebnen an.
DoGcItc III crtaut nrtcn Irincm rpchIbe'
fainter Soctel in WiNcrstaun, 9ed,a @auntb,
nnc it Nuf cas 3lpcfmdei9itc nHb @erdu'
mi9(te ein9erid,tet.
Da pbiaer Stanc fetr 9inlti9 seGc9sn 1T,
70 1T fein 3peifel bde berjenige weId,cr oeus
fclben ilbcrnimmt, uno nit Dem Sade bee
fdunt 1T, beoeutsnee @cffdfte MAIDEN wiro.
ScTB fam bis gum rdtftsn litcn Sctc>
Der 9eSebcn nsrcen. .a.... ....
Gin erfatrner junacr Wanu, IebisenStan'
oes, wilroe ben 8pr5u9 befommen. .. .
lInterieidnetcr hat aud, eineu ucrtrrffIis
den slulferfrlIer bis ndhten lifen October
Su perIcbnen. ....
9elpiS 2oras.
Wtlcr6taun, 9Iu9. 26, ne3m
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Scmpfratifcbc 8bi9
gauntp 93eriammlllll9.

3ufcl9c eiucs gsihluGes Der am 22ftcn
2Iuauit am JHauIe BON 6 o IN . prncD y,
aeboItcncn Whio @duntYs8 rInmmluua, miro
es ms sur paldt, abermaIs cine dbnIide
@sriammlun9 Der ndnltden partheL me
;nar auf
Samfa96 ben 19tcn Sfptcmber,
nm 10 llbr 8ormittaas, am j.auIe bon s. ns
ry Straus, in Cub WheitbaH 9aun.
fd,ip, 4cdla @ountD, Su berufcn, um fcrnere
9udiIdt ouf un(cre 9luoelegcnheiten hinitft:
lid, oes lceten @crqre6cS uno ces Staats
peunlDlpanien ~ uchmen, bic i'd, rpirflif III
einem gu beeausrnren 3ultauce bsfinrrn, itf
iiber Die brilcfcnecn St1otstnrcn Al beipre'
d,en, uuc Gh ouf ein WohIScttel su oercinis
gen, nm bel Der nddliter @ahl unterftiiBt si
tpcrbcn. 96 wiro er,partet oas biejeni9en
Die fir bas ,pabre WpM bes QanSes, 70 mic
Su @unifeu unicrcr @runb(dee lIno, Die uns
ausbeitIid, baGelbe fehr brfOrecrn miisten,
teIcr9t fnb, 9egeundrti9 icin wcrccn.
Scicpb Sd0er, 9lnteu &rauic,
Or. z. GrcrIcr, Nhdcn 9llbrcft,
cSciepb SouniIdcr, 2Ubia6 Sdmibt
Oapio Sob, Wartiu 9ittcr,
Scirpb Mcrcp, &jecrsr Steiniuger,
poul SlriIcr, Scfcpb QSetbcrbcIo,
Charles @cIrer llarcn @ilcnharb,
Stcbcnoe 6 Q NJ III lite c.
9lu9uit 26, 1916.
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Sabr9an9 49,
Prospectus :
LEHTGH REPORTER.

For publishing tUeekty newspaper in the borough O
.7ilenCo,1n, to be called: ....
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81 q Cb rid t

rpiro hermit ac9ebsn cas bic llntcrseidnetcn
ais @rccutcrru pcn Der Jointerlaiicnfd,aft bss
oeritorbenrn go hn @eorac Sdbuler,
lcBtbin BON Sbsr Wilforc IaunIdip, 9eda
@auntp, angeifelt rporoen lIno. 9IIe oisie'
niaen onhrr, ipeld,e nod, all beldgte 6iuters
lnfenihaft fhuIci9 fnc, rperben aufseforoert
innerhalb 6 Wodien dnsurufeu unb nbiubes
suhlen ;-lluo uIe bisisnisen bic nod, rsd,ts
mdei9e Eorberun9en bnbru, fperoen ebenfalIs
gcbsten fclde pcbltefidtist innerbulb bsiass
ter 3eit eiusubrin9en.
Ma9oalena SGuler, Gr'trtr,
2ubpi9 S9uler, gr'or.
9iu9uit 5, ... rq6m
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Sult
Die Cation nnO SteaOin9
Sfd0e titil0eiUprfeu,

@roBerc unb nrbifeilere Har9ains fpcrten
cfferrt an llblcr uuo Wa9uers ansgsbehnr
ten Srcdenen Waaren II. @rssereien Stebr
in sIllentauu, oIs mS9liter Beife an irgenb
einem anSern @tabIiieinent in ben 8ereiniss
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