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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-10


DEATH FROM SPIRITuALIsM. John b,
Fairbanks, while laboring under the ex'
element of spiriualism jumped from a
FIVE story building on Saturday. in New
York and killed himself. He was a
highly respectable citizen, and much es.
leemed. His business was patent
agency.-Tbc New York Evening Post,
in giving an account Of this sad affair,
says : ..
"He had lost sister, and was seized
with an intense anxiety 10 see and con-
verse with her, face TO face, and was
heard often to say that he would give
anything could his internal vision be
opened, and could he, like Swedenborg,
behold the spirit world and converse with
its inhabitants. II seems that, with this
idea uppermost in his mind, he soon came
10 believe that his sister did converse
with him, and he was known upon one
occasion to say that she sometimes ava
kened him from his Sleep from which, il
appears that lie was lnboring under a
mental hallucinaion, and believed that he
saw her spirit. He conversed much, and
often in touching and beautiful terms, Of
the eleyating influence Of his faith, and
The delight it imparts to the weary dwell
Ilers upon earth. to feel and know tina
those dear to them who have gone to The
ms s.ic land, come back and watch US
and stand beside us, imparting theil
thoughts, their councils and their benedic
lions.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-10

TIE NEGRO AND THE NEEDLE. 1T is
not generally known that in the early
progress of the needle manufacture we are
indebted to the negro. The earliest rec
ord Of needle making in this country was
in the year l545, in the Reign If Henry
Will. and it is supposed that this useful
branch Of industry was introduced by a
Moor from Spain. The historian Stowe
tells US that needles were sold in Cheap
side and other busy streets in London IN
the reign Of Queen Mary, and were al
that time made by Spanish Negro VINO
refused to diclose the secret OF his art OF
making steel needles the art was lost at 'he
negro's death, but was aiterward revived
by a German in 1866. Probably these
GS facts may account for the crest of 'A'
needle makers Goa, of arms being th'
head Of a negro.-Hstory Of Ncedl'
making.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-10
Gelegrapgte,
Congressional Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-SenGts.--The
standing committees were announced
they are with few exceptions, the same as
during last session.
Houss--Now engaged in listening to
the reading of the Presidents Message.
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The Secretaryship Of the Treasury.

New YORK, Dec. GA special mes
sage from Lancaster to the Times, says,
it is understood here that a meeting has
been held at The St. Nicholas Hotel, N.
Y. city, Of leading Democrats throughout
the State, for the pupose of recommend
ing the Hob. Eraslus Corning, for the
Secre,aryship of the Treasury. This
move will fail of success as will every
other to bring forward New York candi.
dates for places in the Cabinet.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-10
Wellsville Patriot and It's Editor

Brother Clark, in his issue Of the I'd
inst. gives unmistakable evidence of dis
pleasure towards our humble self, by
reason Of the following extract appearing
in our paper of the 26th ult:
EF The WellsviIe Patriot states that
an eastern company has purchased 800
acres of mineral land on the Virginia side
of the river near Wellsville with the de-
sign of erecting Iron Works, and making
oil and benzole gas (Query) from btu
miDous coal.
The word in parenthesis he charges
upon US, which, under the circumstances,
as they we're presented to his mind, he
had right to do. Will you permit us
now, Bro. Clark, 10 give you frank
statement OF the case, so far as we are
concerned in the matter! We proceed !:
In making up our paper Of that week,
we hastily picked up one Of our exchan-
ges, and noticing few lines taken from
the Wellsville Patriot, upon the discove
ry Of benzule; regarding the Patriot as
good authority, we clipped it, and, with
out reading, directed it to be placed in the
column headed Clippings from our
I
Exchanges, which accordingly was done
The query is not ours. For proof Of
this we refer Bro Clalk to some o: his
exchanges little farther down the river
which appeared at an earlier date than
our paper. We never would have offered
such criticism upon the production o.
an enemy, much less upon that Of an ole
and intimate friend. But we will let Bro
Clark speak for bimself.
"Benzoleis acolorless spiriluous liquid
distilled from coal or coal tar, of fan
but pleasant smell like that Of burnt al
monds, extremely volatile and inaamma
BILE, but not explosive, and when ignitet
produces smoky flame it contains
chemically, six parts Of hydrogen ant
twelve parts Of carbon. But when mix
ed, in proper proportions, with alcohol
which contains six parts Of hydrogen an
two parts Of carbon, dense, luminou
aud sMoKELEss flame is producsd-mor
resembling lhe rays Of the sun than an.
other artificial light. 1t was Giscovere
in 1925 by distilIing benzoc acid with al
excess of caustic lime, and from that cir
: cumstance was called " benzOle )" but
0 was not until 1914 that its existence wa
J., detected in coal or coal tar, and The NOR
bituminous or bituminiferous the coal. tn
It richer the " benzole." And we her
add, that for the mandatory of benz'
le," the bituminous coal Of this region
II particularly adapted, as experiments a
e ready made have proven very satislact
| ry." -.a, s
u There are some chemists who are
% opinion that benzule," or "benzyle,
sa compound of carbon, hydrogen an
oxygen, and they regard it as the base
a benzoic scid. We make no pretensiol
= TO thorough knowledge of chemistr
's ''s and therefore leave the subject for II
~ ~ more learned in this science TO investigat
r. Our object in this notice has been to r
3. lieve the mind of Bro. Clark from Il
&c impression that we intended to treat hi
y in an unkind manner. We hope we ha
os m suce eeded. Will the Editor of the p
to triot give our reply place in his pape
GO ET Mr.. Robert Hamilton, of Han
ID ing rock, a member of the Presbyteri
r.. Church, in his last will and testamel
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-10
Disclosures of a Liquor Deale r.

Mr.. Delavan, President of the New
Y ork State Temperance Society, in his
recent address in the capitol in Albany.
dwelt mainly on the now prevalent adul.
teration Of Liquors.
Within few weeks" he said. it
has come to my knowledge, that person
whose conscience revolted al his employ
ment, in large liquor establishment, has
left it for more innocent and creditable
business. He stated that it now Only
took some four gallons Of pure whis.
key to make barrel of the whiskey of
commerce. To these are added rain
water, camphene, and arsenic; the latter
to restore the bead destroyed by the
water.-He stated also, that brandy made
to initiate the real French brandy, and Of
materials of the most poisonous char.c.
ter, sold al 81 the gallon, costing only
90 cts. That all kinds of wines were
initiated so closely that the best judge $
could not discriminate costing bu, triAe
and sold at prices 10 suit customers. The
higher the standing of the customer, and
the more particular as to his wines, tho
higher the price to satisfy him as to
quality. The most celebrated brands
were made use Of, and the names of the
mos. celebrated European dealers given.
as the source of supply and European
dealers, be it known, are not much be-
hind, but much in advance Of the Ameri-
can trader, in their adulteraiions."
He quotes all advertisement from a.
chemist in New York. who is now 'pre-
pared to furnish the fauorings for every
kind ofliquor, and the Cognac brandy,
ETC., ETC., is produced" ..
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-10

SuspENDED.-We are sorry to learn
from the last issue.Of the Monroe Journal
that there is probabilityiof the susPen'
sion of that paper for an indefnate time'
The cause assigned is want Of pecuniary
support. 49, za
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-10

p@- II was observed Of a deceased law
YER, that he left. but few effects. /" No
wonder" said a wag, che had but few
causes" (. a,f fs
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-10
STEUBENvIGLE.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, IS
THE TRUE AMERICAN.

The TRUE AMERICAN is published every
Wednesday, in Steubenville, Jefferson county,
Ohio, and edited by z. RAeAN, on the following
terms
One dollar and fifty cents in advance.
Two dollars within six months.
Two dollars and fifty cents at the close of
the year.
No paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, except at the option of the Editor.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-10

Ey Mr.. Robert Hamilton, of Hang.
ing rock, a member of the Presbyterian
Church, in bis last will and testament,
left the following sums TO different OBJ.
jects
To Foreion Missions. "a. B ~. ..$5, ,0OO
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-10

Der @eltorbcnen lparcn inter 5 Sabre aft, uuo
6 battcn Gin Nlter ppn iifer 60 Subren erreift
10 ftarben AIT 5dppinplndt, 10 all ua6efanuteit
llrladen III iriibelter Sinobeit ulb - %itarbelt
all perIdiebencn 6ieberfranfbeiten. llcher rtc
Heinlidfeit Der Statt n,aht Or. 6olf eiiet
iebr 9iiniti3en geri6t. Br 6ofen, raB cS 10
bleibeu merle.
Semen @eftern Mprsel sesen 3 l1br
brad 6euer III Dem Set=Depot res Serrn SelIe
@uliipn, Sr6aro@S traBe, aus. Ale 'Seuz
8prrdtbe, neblt 8a9en unb @eIdirre, wurpcn
eile 8eute Der 6larln,en. Sdaoen 5000.
G~ulfmann8 @r6ffnun8, - 9eule
1T &u(lmanl8 ~@r0fnun98ta9 III B9tte Suls
pbur Springs. Der @ez9beater=D treftcr miro
lid al8 GROCER greurlipu8. uno Qano Burtbiers
Wteilter 5eisen uno lit feline 2cfalitat, nit @Irz
ten, 8Ioern. Sapefefz8 ruuae,, 8e9etsgabn,
ldatti9en 8ldsen uno i~pnnioen InlDben ntittcn
in eineut, an allen8e riuilen eiuer mp6lbeIet=
ten 3ofel reid seie9neten Qancitride, mcbl ba5t
geetgnet, i6m @rfpl9 unb Entertaining 51 rer<
lprettn. Ser @tleubabu iber 91elap 6au8,
per Omnibus iber Gaton8piIe uro Damn 5u
SUP 5,pei Weeilen, per @albinStonz Gcup III Ell
9enem@eflbr, ia ic9ar uper pepe8 apoltulorum"
fam Sober, Der 2ult BAT, Die 5prin9S erreiden.
Nuen Gbeilnebmcrn niiulden mir plel 8er9nii-
gen.
aI Die Baltimore uno ObiDs@iIenbabu,
trel6e burd bic Oireften g%erbinounsen nit BEN
Staaten gir9inia, Sbio, Snoiuna, Mtiipuri II.
Sentudp ben Bafiasieren Die bequelultcn gpr=
t9etle bietet, bat beldfpileu, (pte u1S Der oeut-
l4e 49ent mittbeilt6 pom 1. SUM an bic @1ui=
Srantell, nel6e mad cbtgen Staaten 9eben tppl=
len, gu Dem ermdBi9ten Brei8 Don Sc, so gang
per @rpreB5ug Bis Cincinnati 5t befGrDern. 81
1T bieS elm SortbeiG, pelden feilte aup ere QintS
bietet uno ipirb benz n1i9raaten I'm IL errpiinid=
ter letn, al8 bieie 6eiie in Dem perbdltniBnaaBi5
fur5en 3eitruum bon 26 Stunben 5uritf9elegt
ptrb.
BF8ennebt'8 pcrGrefni4er 8lnfapten
9enner fit Stunt lit erl6tenen urb III Der Oft
Gin be8 r@efer" 5n baben.
[-Eza= ==x
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60rrlt mtf0 SSeilmffGtte.

5a9l6ar nit 81 per Bpde, <
|Seoer G9etlne9mer Elm reier
Be{tBer.
Die Baltimore aarnh- gpnte; sertauft ron iest an sa tem tif-
ti8en prets Y9n $35 -55 per Mfer
1000 fletue Tnrrten.
Giefc GpnpaBnie bietet bierburd penn @ublttun bic feitene
@~sls8eu4eit, @artenfarmen gu Fem b%iaisfen 9reile 5u ermer6en
unb jrar nit Ibi4fn9SSablun8en ppn MIR
81 per W06e,
nobel es BEN 8Gufern ~freiaefeat 1T, it'd Ell n E pber III ehrtre
8armen a~us5uw6bIen ipbelb fe IS fir lie cine dnte3atH
taben, = 0as 9ano tie9t bp8A 1T gelunO NIB trSdsn unN IN
biai8t @drtners 8nrmen, mel6e bis jest i'm @tartte waren
UNI tiaen 9eoeroann bic befe Gsfsgsnlet sur Grperbuns
einer freiel !Oeinilt1tte.
Der @rpft, wel6en @artenfarnten einbrin1en, 1T er66er, ais
Der G5erinl jebeS anoeren @elNdfts. @benip lit aabetannt,
oB eaS &aneiebet fir @rmadfene undbh6nBtger un6 oub fur
Sieie mte fir 8incer %seiuhber III, ais bdS 2eben IN Der Stopt.
@eraus9abunB pcn @elrerc ipGte INNER fp dngemenbet rer-
ben, bab neben freten 3wefen aud ~tleibenper QBert9 ~ermprben
perauS5abt, fur4 netds iebo6 wenn tie beSdblt fnb, ni6ts
meter errei6t mtrp. Bel benz 8auf elmer pber lnebrerer Bar-
tras taum n,etr ais he sepbbnli4e Netet6e tetragen, unb bca
babel eert E0ufer odS @runStud lelbit erperben. yin 9rtnjtp
ns rs &o 81 sasq Sria paeas pfe f f{asfRRsn 1 @psfn9nt,a af fsst sT" tets
itre 3apitalen In @runbbeFg an pa 6teleri telpn0erS IN Der
Ndbe non Baltimore, nit jeoenn Sabre i'm Q8ertbe ltet9t.
DoS 2anb Der 8alp. 5arn1-G% pmpa9nte lie9t an beis en- Set
ten ees 9ptlaOelphta NanO~ess rnS bbee8tnnt menit9e Ntetten S9n
Der StdetgrenSe unb gang III be, ytGbe Der pbilapelpbta<Q9tt.
minstpn HnS Baltic, Giienbobn.
Der Qertb bteiss 9anses mug uno mirb f6 ~un8sbeuer fe-
s eau ss s1sa'1 sF i: Tying aaS S + saf' %ne M satiaati : ne lty teri
bur4 8rafees, tpnnen Sarnten ermerbea unb et9nen.
Ratere uno ppltanot9ere NnSfnntt. bic 1elebe Der Sompa9<
ME, lowte Elm SpnfdupiSer 9lan bes 9anees f6nnen in Der Gf-
fce SIR. So Baltimore inter St9bftra6e %ein9ee9en perben.
NuftrGge epn %duber9alb Q9p9nenben, fpelben Der 8etras Der
erfen %Ginsa9lnnS tSf} bsi8ele8t 1T, UcrSeH prpnPt unb gut
.befor8t.
8earnte, eripdblt am %. gpril 1856.
prdFOcat-@bp. gtabg. s4asmetfer Der n9pmcfteaO eaaO>
Company, QbtfaSetpbta, ga.
RON @bilaeefpbia, ga.
@@asmeiler-@epree 3. @pSer, Gsa, SIR. POS WefSaltt-
sesretdre-m 8. eanbis, 0fFts. @r. s. 6a.gattimurefr,
unterhQlb AOinh Suhtetfe. .t6WaE eE#e "a
BirsefUrsn@6on Saspb @rp0ntt, gon8resmitslieS, pbifa-
Oslpbiet ga,; 9On, ?. q, 6ofmq9n gonorssmttallieot 9altt.
Q. $. @iddrblon @sq., 9eeatteur bes SS&epubttcan", &aGtt-
more, GRS. S. g8. Mtnutt, @5a. graitbtnt Ser pganf pfgefn-
lnerce", Naltimpre, MarY tan6 6rtebrtd &aine, esd, &ebaf>
tear Ses oDeutl9en GorrefpOnbentcn", Baltimore, Me. Gtar>
Is 9e8san4ars Gsa .gir. s. 56hamssaraEs galtiniSrrs geb.;
@ubitprs = S g. 6taes, ESQ., Nr. IA 30. galtintpre-Str.
q; gaptFstb. gSqy Cd. @fe gon Caroline Inn gfatf 5tr.i Y. 8.
ag- SffcesStuneen VEN 8 ubr gprmitta9s Bis 9 ubr N6rs.
a tHe fOmh1ut ~
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YOu europa abgegan9cne 8Olten:
Gricipn, BON 2iperpppl nad Seem 3. %. Oeatt
arobia, BON 2iperpopl nud 9eeps Yprf 81. Otat
Nra9O, BON 6apre nad 9eeps0prf, 4. Stunt
Gerlia, BON 2ioerpcel nad 8pitpn Z. SUM-
Gtlaltic, Ron 9ioerpppl mad Newz9crf11. Stunt
Iiia, BON 2iperpppl n1dl 9tenzDprf IA. Stunt
6errmann, prn Scutbamptpn nad NY18.S Stunt
CANADA, prn 2iperpppl na4 8oiton 21 Stunt
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WIN
GbrfifiQu Gdifein.
-.Beuiger Miibe nro meIr gequemlidtett.

~t"VS $50 ON4*Ntb<ttIASt$<
6painespprtb anutte> Rar6iue (mit 200 fdpimmcaben au.
leln) paiht Elm Dasene Waf9e tn 2 Miautrn, Sbne bas feiuft
8errebe 5u behd6teen.
Dief Daidmaf6int srbielt ben preis in alien ausaeauneen
e;ei8t ipuree. Ste lit babel ~ einfdd5 in tbrer @pns
tfruftien. bs fe nidt leidt auser Srbnuus eerdtb babei f.
lSte gSalbe rinep gansen gpdbe leetbt befprget taHH.
Banf@g t pten
ltSnnen fp8ar auf biefer @lalAine sepalden werben, pbne Steiel.
oe1 I'M @ertneten gu %bsl9dSt9en en, 8ei6en 6ab bas 3eas
als bies BET Der 5anbwn iaeret eel6iebt. Gs III feline Gei6ma.
f6ine unb MFR laben bas publtfnm Elm +, In SIR. 240 Baltimore.
Str. (eine Sreppe bp6) 5u tpnluien, aipp cine G1ai9tue befdn,
iefben ~aberseusen fam. lin aaen Madfraeen 81 Besesnen.
tadben mir Ben 9reis auf Sf2 eefeat. Qstr baden 3euanide ppn
Saa'tFtsH' rpsl4s bic 9ai&ias esGss aEsss4a. ! ms., tess
0pn etn I'm g 3 emifen.
+ 6erren SO rti MT er unb Sd phb ra .. - SIN Betref Strer
si benerfen, bas 6as 9rin8ip, ppaad eisfelbe arbettet, bas bette
Der bis ieBt befdnnten lit. Nleine 8ntttHe, nelhe cine b~erlelben
l5ebraadt, fast, baB tie nit went9er Weahe, Settle unb Abnuyen
q Stad Wdi6e In eerlelbsh 3tt ipal9t ais cine perfcn mil
Der 6aub Jul efnem Sttde braudt. Q9tr fnb beasns Snntt sl.
%iriesea uap ~enpfeblen fe alien unieren 8reunbtn.
a - gDnt. Bear.
Baltimore, 10. SUM 1856.
Be5euae ttermtt, bns td her lnterSeidnete cine Der Yatent.
.Wialdinen i'm @ebrauA babe unb 6tefelbe ale
scafpnhnten b%efrieoisen6 III jebet 3inf9t fnee. Die Nrbeit 1T
lote erDBte gBaf6e bannit 9ewaf6en percen fnnn, erftdunGi6. Der
llntersei6nste ataubt, bdB hiefe 8nufles 90 ldmal9iue ~aagernein
~etn9efubrt frerpe, sa bur6 otelelbe nibt a0etn biel3 etu n6 Mlutt
3 ~ Seim SSsImsn a0p ~ So@lVe W. ye"'S = M S peS T"S
SD sabeiFres bistanit ~ScandnSts Ses p4SsSaEfsfenbe 8Ssuanis bs
5errit aie Silten. S, s. 3. 8enteen,
Baltimore nabe 9isbfraBe.
SD babe cine Der uf[esGfaf6fn lit nfeiner Santilie i'm
s8ebraiia nne bin sSais nit ben pbtnfebenben 8en9ntden eia.
tVerfaneen. Spbu s. Beefe,
- eambSenRrase 80.
Ileint 5amtlte benust cine Der 8nutle> gBafdmaf4inen unb
i'd 5Dsere ntdt au iasen, bab fe cine Der befen Maldinen IN. =
ITS aud auf ben Gusfpru8 msbrsrsr goafdfrauen, pelde aui
loerielben drbetteten. 3 $. WtfIS (DdtrtCt.)
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Sir Sdubmader!
@aiterz nnb SdnbsSber=2e6

patent.etbtrt ft%anj6ftfbtB uRb rwfftf6ts
Ssl6slsser f.ansSFf5ss unS tartl&ss Ssffan Sitter.
Bic, @smsleSer, Inter. gudoinber., Buff, @e6., Sttrtins-
bsrs fur 8a&btnbtr 3appea< up 8ofern,adsr, gu6binber.
&sds, @allons. ealftn9s. Seibe fnc 9dbmaldinen u. I. no.
Staot ut mirb spn ben erfen g~Berihdtien sebrau&t. DaHelbe
rbielt bic erffs grdniie bel Der MISUNDERSTANDING I'M MarsIart.
Snffitur. Dapto Starsman,
t5fe6mt G.~Q6. ,&fe ron Calvert urb Qpn,tdr6
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mcnn Site Eremtnin Ytarc=
AM e44 H@ ET%Hzz Ggrte8t!
s + Z Sc SSini0mt a be
6ltersr 3~beiltaber Der fraberen :
6irma
Gnabe, @dble & Gp.
Bat frebsn 6e Tdbrif unb BEN 9ertauf
inter Der Jtrtnd
VIM. KNABE & CO.,
euf benz alien plabe

/ @## @ta Guf penn alten pldBe t#
Np8. /, 3, 5 lutD z gpTt6 GHtafo Stra6e,
]esaenuber BEN @ataS pRnfe, Baltimore, @b.,
nieber er6fnst.
Ddaten6 fir Sic auSaetreitete @Ennerf6aft, pelde Der tribe
rem Tirna ndbrenb Der febten Is Sabre ~ Ibetl pur6e, mnGt
Der lnter3eidnete benz Dubltfuim bic ~ersebcnhe @nseise baB Ct
lett bent TObe be6 einen Ibettblbers, 9rn. @enrs @1ble, burd
oedsn ISO bic ~@cnpas"ts 8slpt mcrOen mar. ben 0ansen bebeus
rem prapar;rten a1atertat fauTi@ an IDS oebrd6t bat. @r pirb
~oeSbdlb oaS @eddGft In benz ditn STYLE In benz frd6eren Sc,
lld1ftslptal fcrtbetretbeu un6 CO fd Sur &ufsdbe MAIDEN bas
Mueer fetnen dlten Wdarentdufern unb Der 8a6rtf In @utdp-
Ctr. nate Baltimore. bat er cine neue erpee 8a6rit In Sputbe
cine erpBe &usabl Der befen Mrbetter hefb6fti9t.e
81 p3fler 8dbrtf perbcn 9idnps mad elmer n uu Scala ees
ferti5s iGr melde tr Bel Der Ausleluua i'm Warptarb Sniff
tut Wnsbte befen jultrrnentenmoder duG Epfpn New, gprf
ub Baltimore IA 9tanpa %auseefeat batten, bic $50 # E 81 q.
Der Nusfprud tes Snifitut8 nurSe furs na6ter burb Sic
Snoufriss NuSfeGuns ppn MiGmpn6. ga befdtiat, ne i6m
ebenfaa5 bas erfte 81 r6rtum ertbeut purbe.
Durh ofele betben @t1bfi1ements TT CT In cen Stan6 aefekt
aae Quftrdee, nit weld3tn er besert pirb AUS grcnptste aus.
%butubfen.
Nae in tteisr 8abrif sebauten qianps BADEN sOue eiferne
Ratnen uno ftno 10 cpntrutrt, ba6 fe lei au6erprbentltder
Oauertafti8tctt bic &einbett bes 9pnes betpabren unp iepetn
RlHna p%ibtrfeben.
8iunr8 aaf 8cfeGnns
unb ron ie6er 5V3- une 8auart per6en etliefert.
Die 8rbgts Sor9talt ptr6 al biz &rbeit unSs auf tte Mus.
nabl Ser Dfatertalien Dertpenoet uno er fam babtr fir ie6es ouS
I.tnem @tablthemene bersorsebenbe 9nfru nent bic 6arontte
baB e5 GaeGt9enf bdften etnes eaten 4tanpS tefse.
Nle Snltrtntatte aus n1etner 5abrtf nereen fir 5 Sabre BON
Ioem Sd3 peS GertauteS an 9dranttrt.
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