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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


NEW YORK, June 25 1915
Two steamers-the Sarah Sands and Britannia over
iue, and their arrival is anxiousy looked for Ii is sup
posed by that the intelligence they will bring will be
second IN Importance only that which tho
downfall OF kings, and the establishment OF republic in
France. Ii easily be conceived by any one familiar
and who is not with the mpusve nature and ra h valor
OF ishmen, that power of government or influence of
leaders can easily keep them quiet after the unwoned
outrage perpetrated them in the person the martyr
sh'cheil And If there should be outbreak who can
oe'e the end of the bloody struggle which will or
VIM, shall result from the conflict! Alas! poor DOWN
N"s Ireland! unnumbered woes yours and an
uprising now when you quite prepa red NAV sink
aho'ner iiVe' through your chains!
very singular Of vlany to the notice OF the
Poce Yesterday captain OF one OF Liverpool vessels
some our weeks since yielded himself up to the chains of
one oil the fra Cypans who niet our cty Dav nfer Js
passed. and captain preferred the chain. nj Cnid
10 those OF his ship, until anxiety on the part of his friends
puoeo 'hq"ly' ana 70 .helr great establishments they
ta' the son OF Neptune, after having been re-
ieved OF 500, Two Watches adant and yarous 9TH
or articles, had been drugged, and was in .,.e nj mrs,
nsensbility His chere annie consigned to the Tomb,
and the abused sailor CHS being almost conc, h.
now an inmate of the Lunatic Asylum.
Night before last, couple of our fire compane. 90, ~,
"a precious row.. One OF the wing aldermen-a member
OF one OF the combaant partieswas present at the nsh,
ana rather beaten He OF the leaders lay and
order party!
The Board of Trade of Montreal and the local govern
lnent have recently come points The board in peti-
on TO the Queen Nc of England demands thar the nayi.
ss,oh o' 'he d. Lawrence should be free; otherwise
New York would become the great entrepot of The Can.
ada trade, which would have the effect of creating upv
OF interest both commercial and POLITICAL between Canada
and the United States" The provincial secretary was
thereupon directed to these expressions This he
did but the board was not to be frightened and 80 scame
back upon the secretary with a few more home truths
Thus stands the matter now, and ga very pretty quarrel
is"
The post Office bill of Senator Niles receives universal
appreciation here The present law and very
obnoxious have hesitation in declarng-and have
opportunities of iniormaonthat the statute as it now
stands by of of its burdensome provisions has
decreased least twenty-five per cent the spread of in
formation through the circulation of newspapers.
To-day COOL clear, and pleasant Hundreds hronQ-
ing ogreen and grassy Hoboken enjoy pleasant
prospects, and breathe the soft southeast that
you in the face like murmur from the ocean There is
health and strength and life itself in such day ZED
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If the dem have their troubles, have neigh
bors the wings If have barnburners to distract us,
they have the Clay men TO annoy them Among the in.
cidens of these stirring times, the demonstrate Of the
Clay wings at the Broadway House, in New York, on
Thursday evening at which Messrs Greeley, Holmes,
&C., addressed them the tricks of the Taylor men, and
the frauds practised against Henry Clay Cannot they
keep further in countenance and initiate the example
of the barnburners, by nscribng their banner the
words of Horace Greeley at this meeting;
"Without any reverence, pronounce Ashland po
tical Sinai, and Henry Clay our political Messiah Much
cheering The sound Henry Clay wings and the sound
democrats Of the north be led by the glitter
and ponp of military glory Oar wing princp pies are
obsolete ideas Free soil for free is the issue
and go in Cor regular northern declaration OF
Independence of southern dctation Shall for
Taylor loud cries of mo-, with occasional yes II
The more the merrier Cass ticket and Van Buren,
pratical flag on the one hand and Taylor and Clay
flag the oher--not to speak of John p. Hale, who
had better look to the integrity of his own flag. 1t may
lose many deserters yet before the des Of November
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1t seems that our worthy friend, Mr. Andrew Stewart
of Pennsylvania, went out of his way in the House OF
Representatives yesterday, to make fling at us. We
care not For more than forty years have been
sauted by nbads and by empricssometmes by witless
editors, and at others by feeble members of Congress
We despse therpontess shails-invdious well sill
y in the present instance because age years
short of Mr. Clays. We are happy see that Of
talent and of principle has at length forward
candidate for Mr. S IS disctfor is high time that his
constituents should have TO represent them, who.
this progressive age, is not neaby behind it in
mercal principles and in sound finance. 1t is time TO-
them 10 have a representative of whom they moi
asharned-one who has enough to to right
conclusions, and talents sufficient to support them
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conduct of individuals. The situation of your political
brethren IN the slaveho'dng States is favorable to
calm discussion and dispassonae consideration as yours
and more will therefore, in this respect be expected a
your hands lfyour differences must continue do you
least sustain views without vituperston
sry exc Elements of any description. Exemplfy your m
ness and your confidence in the justice OF cause b.
the best OF all tests-the dignity and moderation viii
which yon uphold IL. When the election IL over,
reason resumes her empire, the ground which has been
taken by your southern brethren win be reviewed viii
camness and If found be blo, bound
believe that II will be abandoned. If in this You dis
appointed, IL will still be consolation know that yo
have done nothing unnecessarily which could to
nsperate alterations which may then become ncurabe
Accept, gentlemen, my wartnest Acknowledgements to
the obging expressions contained in your letter. and be
iieve me to be your friend,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,.
To Messrs Samuel Waterbury, David Dudley Field, an
others. New York
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., June &C. lS4s
To the Editor of the Union:

SIR: 1t is expected that tomorrow, the a7h instant
will be taken up in the Senate bill of venue for the
District of Columbia upon the passage of which the
safety of the right OF the heirs of Gen Kosciusko to the
property which General Koscusko brought here from Pc.
good name which brought to this country of my asylum
wholly depend
Efforts being made out of doors to divert the mem
)ers from considering duly the importance OF that BILL
respectfully beg you 10 publish in your paper the enclosed
;opy, which is answer to communication in this re-
pec which had appeared in the National Intelligencer
md some other papers.
By extending TO it The lberality of your columns you
will greatly obge all the heirs of Gen Koscusko as well
rs your mos, respectfully obedient servant,
G. TOCHMAN,
Attorney of the heirs.
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Mr. John Van Buren, was pleased, in his speech to the
Utica convention, to "pont TO Virginia now, the degen.
crate mother of ustrious children, and the Virginia o.
the revolution-a contrast great between Thomas
Richie and Thomas Jefferson" If Virginia has degen.
Grated when it? Was it in 1910, when Martin Van
Buren, was defeated and when his own State deserted him.
whilst the Old Dominion stood by him, and when he de-
GINA than carry his election in the Union If she has
degeneraed it is not because she has abandoned her
iustrious princples-the principles OF 1893 and
7o9which she still nscrbes upon her hag-those JEFF
ersonan principles which form the basis of the action OF
this glorious administration.
AS for ourselves, cordially and frankly admit that
there is wide difference between Thomas Jefferson and
Thomas Richie but there is contrast in princi-
Pies We are still of the faith that professed in
1920 when we wrote the preface, which lately epub-
Gshed on Col. Tayor's book In that preface, put
forth the true system of constitution, and applied il
to various important measures and when we began with
saying The Missouri question probably not yet closed
The principle which turns is certainly not settled ~
Jefferson thought of that creed, when he asked
"Who wrote this admirable address, Sound, luminous
strong not word too strong nor one which can be
chang but for the worse That pen should go on lay
bare these wounds of constitution, expose these de
cisions seria and arouse, it is able the attention
of the nation TO these bold spectators its patience.
-Je6erson's Correspondence, pol. 4, p. 1885,
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n3- MAsONIC.-An adjourned meeting of the H. w.
Grand Lodge Of the District Of Columbia will be holden at
Masonic Hail. of and l6h streets, Wednesday,
18th inst o'clock p The officers and members of
he Grand Lodge particularly requested to attend, as
bushes. of importance viii be brought before it.
Members of subordinate lodges, and soourning brethren
in good standing are invited.
I}y order of the M. w. Grand M aster
CHAS. S. FRATLEY.
June 27-2t Grand Secretary.
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The question has been made for two days past, what
effect will MIR. Van Buren's extraordinary course have on
Gen. Casss election. Wehave inquired of intelligent men
in different sections of the country and the is thai
in the great ground of Ohio the Van Buren, tickle,
cannot obtain 100 democratic votes and that he will take
more wing (aboliton) votes from Gen Taylor No sen.
sble man thought before, that Ohio was in any dan
ger Of being lost to Cass now the chances are more
his favor We understand, from the best Judges, thai
Van Burens ticket scarcely get corporals guard in
Maine or New Hampshire. Even in New York, some
of friends contend that it will take more votes from
the friends of Gen Taylor than from the friends of Cass
but, in truth, we had not seriously counted New
York We will carry our ticket without her.
The wings are IN more trouble than We I'M
derstand that from 10000 10 $4,000 wings in Massachu
sets have responded to the call for convention Wor-
ceser Wednesday next, and have declared that they
will not vote for Gen. Taylor Other signs appear
ing agains. them. For example: understand that in
the town Of Fayette, in Tppecanoe county, Indiana 300
wings and ~ democrats have signed declaration thai
they will not vote for either of the nominees.
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o. MAsONIC.-A special meeting of Federal Lodge No l.
viii held Masonic Hall this Tuesday) afternoon June
a. at4 o'clock precisely Punctua and general ate ndance
is desired as business of importance will be transacted
The regular communication OF Federal Lodge viii also
be held al O'Clock.
All brethren in good standing fraernaly invited TO
attend. >, r,o,,,a,r
By order of R. w. M. X. J. POWELL.
June 27-lt Secretary
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ID ICH Lnco ShawIs, MantiIlas, and Scarfs-WAL-
n TER HARPER 81 CO., Pennsylvania avenue, be-
9th and 10th streets have this day received large
and beautiful of the above desirable lace goods
together with capes, collars, and cuffs.
Also variety OF summer silks, bereges grena dne, and
French lawns purchased recently auction in New York
great sacrifice.
Our friends and purchasers generally respectfully
quescd call and Judge for themselves. We running
off many handsome styles OF goods very reduced
prices.
June T-eo3if
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Robinson e EIdred's Great National Circus,
The largest aud best condcd Equestran Establishment
The United States,
WILL exhibit in Washington, Four-and half street,
w near Pennsylvania avenue, on Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday, July 3D. 4th, 9th, and 9Th.
Monday, Sd, doors open at and O'Clock, p. m.
Tuesday, 4th, doors open at 9 a. m. and and m
Wednesday and Thursday, doors open at and
Admttance so cents, children half price.
Ladies unattended by gentlemen will not be admitted.
N. BThe celebrated Italian trick clown, Signor Felix
Carlo, and family attached to this troupe
Comfortable and appropriate seats will be reserved for
ladies asd children.
June 27--tJuly
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"wednesday. the 2Sh inst, has been fixed by the crmi
nal court for the trial OF ases here alluded G.. T.
Kentucky U. $. Senator offered TO Henry Clay, but
declined.
l. Correspondence of the Baltimore Patrotby Telegraph
LOUISVILLE, June &C.
The report that Mr. Graves had been appointed u s.
Senator, in place of Mr. Crenden, is premature.
We have information from Frankfort that Gov.
Owsley promptly offered the Office to Henry Clay, which
he declined at No appointment has yet been made
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NOZZLE EMULAros.--The democrats of Woodstock have
that county of Shenandoah shall give Cas-
and Butler thirteen hundred majority in November; and
they recommend all the democratic associations in the
sold Tenth" nscribe upon their banners zone thou
sand three hundred majority for Gen. Cas Gen. butor,
and Gen. Democracy" -
The Rockingham Register pledges old Rockingham for
rteen humid ed maiorfua cool three hundred at least
beyond Shepandoah -Rchmond Enquirer
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The man who goes for sectional geographical par
ties, is virtually than wing. He is attempting t.
build up party which, more than anything else if car
red out may lead to the dissolution of our holy Union
Indignantly frown (says Washingtons Farewell Ad-
dess) upon the first dawnng of every attempt to ALLEVIATE
any portion of country from the rest or to enfeebe
the sacred ties which link together the various parts
In contemplating the causes which may disturb
our unon 1t occurs matter of serious concern thai
any ground should have been furnished for charactezne
parties by geographical Observation-Disclosures and
Southern-Atlantic and Western Hence designing men
may endeavor TO excite belief that there is real diff
ference of local interests and views"
Letus frown down these sectional questions Let us
best patriot who will arrest them not encourage them
The constitution was founded upon compromise Let us
consult that principle now because in common partner
ship of States, the savehoding States cannot obtain all
and the non slavehodng States obtain ALL Neither
ought to claim ALL bugve the rest the chance (even they
do not avail themselves OF iD of participating in what is
obtained This dstractng question has been twice settled
bycompromise It's then practical and available ground
Why not seize upon it at once and give peace all the
sections of country, and confidence in the sta
bihty of our insutions' When this only dangerous
question is settled and the Union reposes upon adaman-
foundations this glorious republic will stand up to
command the admiration of all the world The sun never
rose upon country prosperous and so blessed.
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QUEENS OF ENGLAND, by Agnes Strickland, Is,h
W vol biographical and Political History of Congress,
by H. g. Wheeler, vol, 1873; Bs,hune's British Female
Poets, vol, lSiS; Evangeine by Longfow, vol lStS
Bryants Poems, full and complete edition. vol, lSiS;
price 81 Hactenus, BY Upper, author OF P5overoai
Daniel Webster, while Secretary of State vol, ls4S Do
ing, feeding, and management, vol, 1885,
June n +. TAl LOR.
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GJ-Tcmperance Mesting.-Under the auspices of the
Grand Division assisted by the subordinate divisions of
the Sons Temperance of The District of Columbia, will be
held Temperance Hall street, Tuesday evening,
9th instant, o'clock. The Sons, Daughters, and Ca
dets are requested appear in regala- General Samuel
F. Cary of Ohio M. w. p, and head of the order in the
United States will address the meeting. The OF Gen
Cary sufficient crowded house other promi-
speakers will be present. The public respectfully
invited.
JOHN p. CLARK, } COMMITTEES Ct
JoH GRs SYACEHMPBBiIL. { Grand Division
June Fit
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ETTERS ofMrs. Adams, wife John Adams, with
IL an introductory Memoir by her grandson, CHARLES
FRANCIS ADaMsFourth and enlarged edition, aiming
aso the letters addressed by John Quincy Adams his
on the study Of the Bible-completc in volume:
June l6 K. TAYLOR
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SHORT HAND.
VXTOODHOUSE'S Practical Senography, vol, London
w Short Hints on Short Hand, by an Old Reporter
pocket vol London
Meats Standard of Short Hand l vol, London
Hinton's Easy and Practical System of Short Hand
VOL, London
Jus, imported direct from London, by
F. TAYLOR
Also, Bigelow's seftaught Stepographer
Toundrow's Guide to Short Hand
Gould's Art of Short Handwriting.
June ~, 1913
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ns-Rally. Democrats, and ALL for Cass, Butler,
and our country.-The democrats Of the Second ward
ore resnect,lv requested the German Hall,
lin near the of F. this tuesday,
ming at O'clock the purpose of organizing Cass and
Rnter Association for the ward
Rv order of the committee Organization
Tuna "a,
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900 LABORERs WANTED.
WANTED on the Rappahannock Canal three hundred
wv Irish or German laborers. Liberal wages given.
The country perfectly healthy.
June 1S-3taw6w
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m n NT-1he very IaTgo anu c''
and between hsn aS op many nam years
nature of the i'm Improvements arc suen as 10
render Il one most desirable % s'"
% for rent the large adjoining house. now ~
N. p. Trst esq 49,. a.
For terms, NC, Apply AZ the no"'0 ANNA COCHRAN
June U-3t "
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-10
SipaDne's Setlmittel.
Wsrfpirti9e Sur Der 9lus,ebruua

Weftphrcl9e Sur Der gHsiehrqn9.
9cetcr Swapie-Skt kturrr y6trr ;--Ss lNaat mic
8rrBrs SsrSn19en rem anrrrtaniictcn pufIifum bic
munrrrtare I6etna elmer Nus,rbrung, bic Sbr ,i.
lammtn9etetttr g8ilctirfbeu Sprup na8ecm aIle
"nrtre Ditttl ftHlssihaScn, an mir keRlrtte. SD
rrare init enein S6merj auf bsr 8rulf pef tneiI;
SunSe tnr timmt tebr ndbtbsilis dugritf inp init
einrm laltisen 5Ifttn tebaftrt Die e3stsrlpe fbie.
nen in mir rerrn9t rer Qrrttit mar meg 'tnS ltn
Nasen Srfhmadt tc Oaf niriii Ar,t picbt nsbr mug
tt, mas ~ tbut. Sd, bSrte pcn pe6 'mlheerrcatp
Srren, rie Sbre Olrtiein IN Sdlleii, ale. euiitn,
&eritrPfuhsrr nnS rnItisrn SrantDcilen Scr spnsl
ihcn te@rtts. SD tauftc siAs SlSlyts pic mir nae
sebrrt9em Sstraitbc irsleIb Sinreriliis rsrfhafte
Sb traube ie fort, tis ID nun wiserr G,etilnebeit
iInP Startc eranstc. giclc meiner SyeHpee fno
ren Strclken meinsr &ranfbrit tefaatn, r6len atcr
Sbrc Wlerijn ubt tn rnc i'd trflrsbfc lihf BS aAt
ilf. Scr S6rist '' ''eF' ~
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Sksc fcbdttart Olrci,iu 1T im 9Itlfrbr ron
ores nrb Seiper in &lentaun, ,i babsi.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-10
Bur 9lathriCht.

Eur 9efalllgen GnieiSs tes hslissn unb ausrfrti,
gen putlituRs ttmsrtr tct taS Id jest In mefnt y
ncrtn Satifrinern 5aple am pntttp Gnes betftltsW
sctts mo ieb frabsr wchnts, mesnt4efnes gute sTsE
Ettrtt apctbett 80 mtiiieh arjlhtu o5etraitt Ee,
lse, ale pleeieaipfnfr CnleeitircD tr(b, dhf uiis
gut he(ts.-SEpheSrs teGet ID tcHt ui N II dNife
tst bic rcn rielen Der criftn Qer;te SeutfbGtnp1
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ten, IT, + NJ. telt, Eitilgo alba) es ine eie 5lerfe
cie auf rer 6aut msiB mic Niltb ausfebeit--lssgfse
Iuslae besbalt setlannt.' 9sfpleets aNerfriintst
ane asrmein einrfbene 9lsitr( Esi gEurinfranfbei:
ten stsen sSarmer ailsr tgEo in aasenenefn.1,ii
SrcrteR melbe nit Sre6cn Tutea ksi Jbrtinatis,nus
8lieetrltbefjeiiz-anper slsi1aas ircI,bs aueb ft
9Sa9rbeit enpfrbIca werpsn ttnnen mo sislititias
Gerltts nur frltif telfimpt @glsT( aitsg, In mtil
ner Yraris ater aiit ricltctig rcn teriibmten 9ss
laneifhsn geritrn unb srosen 8ectaebfcr arrfibmt
irrrSen ilne, ipit 9tecn MaSentrmhrf MuiEerftp IT,
I. t--tYern Fin ieb trfeit ispen 10 a5rbafte Mr,i
te-duf bas Sreunetbafttsblfr bic gln,rennuna pers
tbriftIih mtjutbeilcn unp ,tttrn eicte tenannteii
Hitte CUR llntcriubuns cher glprsnegug sern at
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iren 70 au9e gjtF 6jctt eds gcteh fbsntt aufr3tis
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men 90 t6nnen, hann hin i'd aFtr hen fet3enren Saa
pbne Srbl 81 trefen Nit gldtuns emrfie6lt iid otl
Secbrten gutIiec stbrrfamlf,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-10
Court uuo @auntp gScamtcu

prslieent. Niht y. Srnes @ebhIfe-Sa'
tet Gilin9tr, Teter !6aas.
Yrciquirenetr Qnmalt-9irtrrt g. SSri9bt..
Court rts0usrufer-8errst .penrp.
S6eritf--Sbarles Sbrie Inter Heriff-Sh has,
Dltre.
Scrcntr-9haEfts SteySa. z s.9Sbcitbaq.
observation-disclosures Dsillsr,
eHeSifter-&caare Seet,
Gittpreer~6eee5e z tin,
S9rtiter Der 9eurteis-Srbn =. Safnaf.
Sauntp. Shatmeiifer- -Scnud .banlt,
Gailntp. .Srmmi6 6icners- Samuci Ganlr. ssHi /; 8.
$isbtenwaltr, Oiaeuns peter Srcinis, Wiaeuii9ir,
S9reiter Der cmmi6icncrs-SciTc Of. Sine.
Qrnens Iirettrreii-Hibacl 7. Gtcrbarc, Sjeffr
6jrm, Stdnt irbu Slant, Sauecu.
StcSN,ro unp 9fatrrne res 9lrmtnpauIrs-S Sbrmas
Sauif mn 6rdti.
Ncr;te res Observation-Disclosures 8, Sakerattr,
eHacungit; Charles e. Ntartin, Start.
9auntps psgturitcren--Gbarrs loittel Gin 9Sbtit.
bail e. Z. aitubarr, Stapt, 81 Srrmdn, .oeieelt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-10
OefentltCbe Denpu.

5ratass esa esllea Sanuar. pnn Is lthr mittass,
icll am loauie prn ) pteph 2S tMaR y IN Cfer'
Sauccn 5aunihir, gsba Gaiuitp, tclseptes Iie8cn.
&c gstrmtsen ctfentli6 rcrtauE wrFetm:
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gen in tstastem Saunfbip, fciicns an eane ron I'm
crcr R 9Sns utie aiicerc, entbaltenp unJefabr Gin
Gitrtcl ader, mehr rser mrn9er.
gic. ., Gin 9trib 2anc, aetfsen il tefaStcln Err
9ren,cnc an Sdne ron Ntr ptricn, Deter NnePrlp,
Gotbarina Gsncr pne aHpcre. cAthaltens IL Adsr H.
l23 9iutheu.
&c. 3. SIN grid Sans, selesen i'm ndmfihen
SaunItbip, grcnjcnp an yanb rpu 5. Sirpin9, Srlcs
mon IScbnl, mn anccrc, cntb1tcnp Qder une IA
Nutbcn. Sarauf ttfincet lieb Gin gutter tra8tnrer
Ncptrl Saumsartcn. 9Idrr 1T Lorl;!anf uRp sas
atrise sHtes &snlanr,
9lc. 4. Gin Strb QanH, stltssR iu napIlhen
5auntbip, sren;ene an Vanp rcn paul iprlIer, pen'
rp Grpmait, Jpbn gS, SrunHtr une aiieert. sntDals
teno 0 2(dtr unn ucb futDeti. Gs tefintrt liob auf
ricIcm Grid etcnftls Gin gutter Ncrttltaumgartcn.
Sin Qcter if 1cIlaur uno rer 6clf gntes gduGAnc
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den 5aunlbip ltrhenc an Yanr leRtbin j. SSitnan,
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