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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10
AwruL.r srppkS DsAru.-Tbe New Dries

AwFILLY SUDDEN DEATH.-The New Orleans
papers announce tile death OF Judge John G. LII
ru,, OF that city The PicaAnue says:
"rhe manner OF his death was awiuy sudden.
His wife had been indispos,d, and he remained
home TO keep her company He lay on "A low
sofa, quite we'll and unconmonly cheerful. Che
recllnei along the floor, leanilg ON his shoulder
MS arm about iitr-ihe chi, on the sof, pla ying
with its father Suddenly the little girl asked
abruptly, Papa, what makes your es es roll SOL!
,ni with convulsive stretch he said TO his wife,
MY darling | am dying!' No, unused tos pasnIs
of illness, she answered, Don't dear-don't
trishten me So 1 tell ,on,' lie replied with an
emphasis. i am dying She started to get re-
storatives he said, No no-let nue. die III peace.'
when his face recovered a stn,ling expression,
his limbs relaxed, and he breatlled but two or
three times again. Tue shricks o. his vile and
child alarmed the house and neighhorlooi; bat
all efforts at resriscitaion failed Frolu fuliness
OF life TO torpid death the interval was scarcely
five minutes.
sJudge Llrue was a native OF New Jersey He
came out TO New Orleans about twenty two or
three years ago, and was engaged Tor some time
tutor in family. He worked at one tiire as
printer, and early connected himself with the
press in an editorial capacity
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Oswego, Dec. I. 4.
The Canadian steamer Monarch went ashore
near Toronto, in the gale Saturday, and lies full
Of water.
The gale yesterday WAS very severe. The
snow fell to depth Of 4 inches.
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''Had private interview with Mr.. B. Asked
for = collectorship application leete too late.
Asked Tor consulshp-would do everything in
his power-was ardently DESTROYS of gratifying
his friends at Bungtown, and would take their
recommendation into profound consideration
but the loaves aud fishes, numerous us they were
would not begin to feed such multitude ofhun.
cry clamorists, and, therefore, somebody must
be disappointed. He trusted it would not he the
friend OF his Bungtown friends, but he seriously
advised that friend to return forthwith to Bung.
town and wait with phiosophic patience until a
distribution took place"
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sY The Hon. James Guthrie, Secretary OF
the Treasury, states that mo authority was CIV
en- by Congress at the last session Ior the issue
OF new cent COINS y and consequently none have
been made *, .-s5.s - .,r.- r.s,,5 g..
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y If97a Boston, Dec. I.
The examination Of Philip Deneny and Gesa-
qun Negret on the alleged charges OF being ell
gagged in the slave trade commenced this A. NJ.
Hon. B. f. Hallett conducted the case Tor the
government. The testimony up to noon devel-
oped nothing important.
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The TALLEsr. MAN.-James D. 2 ,rter,s OF
Louisville, KY, stands Z feet inches in his
stockings, and is sau 10 10 the tallest man in
America q. F. sd s.s.fste -- IL e.s" =
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THE LABOR OF GETTING Our OF RussIA.-The
Nord Q; Brussels contains the following from its
correspondent 4
The labor OF leaving Russia is one worthy of
Hercules. In order to obtain passport atSi.
Petersburg, have been compelled to undergo
the following torture:
l. To be announced three times in public
journals. 2. To obtain certificate of the exc
cutiop Of this iornlality. 5. To carry this Ger.
t,tcatc to the police magistrate of the quarter
who furnished me with second certificate
4. To betake myself to the Bureau OF Prince
Dalgorouki, where this certificate was exchars-
ed Tor countermark. 5. To get to the Bureau
d'Address. where another certificate was gisei,
me. 4. To run to the Governor General, who
furnishes me with passport. I. To exhibit
this passport at the steam packet otfice bssere
obtaining passage. was particularly iortai-
ate for the Accomplishment OF the above iormai-
tiles took MP only three days: many Others have
been detained three weeks.
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TnE MILK SlcK.-About week ago, five in
diviauals died OF milk Sick" near McCleary's
Bluff, on the Wabash, caused bv eating of a
hog killed out oi the range. ID ,niel Crowley,
his wiie and son, IA married daughter who was
on Il visit 10 her parents, and another person
whose name we did not learn, the victims
fGraYville Herald.
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iTHE President of the Bank Of East Tennessee
states that there is 10 cause to dstrust that in.
stituton, and that the recent reports concerning,
it are unounded. .-s. IN -.
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- ~
WASHINGTON Dec 3

Senate-The message OF the President was re-
ceived and is now being read-l245 r. NJ.
House-The House received the message of
the President, but being engaged IN discussing
the Whitfield case, the reading OF it was postpon-
ad -tGtk s33.4 ANDES
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A gentleman having !. large sized six-shooter
in his baud was asked-"Pray, sir, is that Il
horse pistol?" NO, sir, he replied it's ouly
a Colts
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N bill has been introduced mo the North
Carolina Legislature, amending Tie Constitution,
and allowing every ha,e nialr cilicen Vi age the
riSht OF voting Al the elections.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

A "FAsr" Mantle Petersbnrgh (Va,) In
telligcncer says there is man in that city who
smokes, drinks, aud chews to the following tune
244 gallons brandy drunk, one mile and seven
elgllis Of tobacco chewed, and 81 miles of cigars
smoked in one year. Rather hard case.
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.Y One of the largest manufacturing estab-
lishuents in Newark, N. j., employing l,3u0
hands, has been obliged 10 suspend operations
the past week, on account OF dry weather and
scarcity Of water srt.E Ese. .s.s .,stf e =z..
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Gloomy PrOspecss In Pittsburg-lKanM.
factories 10 be- stoned.

It Is computed that the Cotton mills have on
hand no more than two or three weeks supply
OF raw material This consumed, as it must be,
navigation continuing suspended, without fresh
supplies, all the mills mast stop. This will throw
out of employment and the means of gaming
daily bread, eight hundred persons in Allegheny
city alone. Already numbers of our large as.
tabiishments are stopped, the Novelty Works,
the Variety Works, &C., and their n,ultitudes OF
operatives idle. Think of the consequences OF
this state OF thingsoccnrring in the very begin.
ming OF winter.
Distress, which has already been deeply felt
among business men, in the mere s,oppsge OF
trade, takes amore aggravated and dreadful form
when the khoring classes, dependent on the
avails OF their daily labor are thrown out Of en-
ployment-P Pittsburgh eve. Post.
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Baltimore, D,

~ Baltimore, DEC. z.
thrown off the track last night. Fireman killed
and the Engineer badly injured; cars SMASH
ed. sft ~.
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A Panther was shot in the woods near Coven-
try, r. l., few days since. 1t is supposed 10 be
one which escaped IRON menager,e on the cars
OF the Stouinglon Railroad, couple OF years
auo. -
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~ y bhtrs
JAMES ARNOLD.
CHOLERA crrREn

Ma Mrx,,.s. inIrows, Penn, Aug 9th, 1865!
.oan Monday last, my eighteen gears OF age :,
M ,oetng IKE the cholera sharp pains In his FEET
aa.,k anu very severe Gran ping ia the bowels We
your American Prepare tcn and the third
nc was enabled to leave his bed and walk about
a iair trial and IL viii act its noble part =
Respectfully Yours. s-E5 Il,
-ssss J.G. DAVIDSON. h.
Munneps Great American Preparation Tor ,nL uto,e
a'e ana retail AZ sgures Boss late Tsian ~ Drug
STORE, corner o! Jefferson and Main sts burlington Iowa
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THIRTY SLAVES MISUNDERSTANDING manu-
nii,.-d slaves from Virginia, arrived in Washing
ton, few days since. They were enaucipated
by Charles B. Howard, Esq, OF Orange county,
Va. each provided with Sla5 in money and
placed under the care OF gentleman who ac-
cu,,ipaed them TO secure tor Them permanent
and comfortable homes in the tar West They
lett for their new homes alter an hours sojourn
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How TO DO Up SlIRT BosoMs.-We have Of
ten been requested by lady correspondents to
state by what process the gloss on new linens,
shirt boson,s, &C., is produced, and in order to
crafty them, we subjoin the following receipt.
"Take two ounces fine white gum arabic pow
der-put it in a pitcher, and pour OIL q pint or
more OF boiling water, according TO the degree
of rength you drsire-and then having cover.
ed it let it stand all night-n the morning pour
it carefully from the dregs into clean bottle,
cork il and keep it for use. A table spoonful OF
gum water stirred ina pint of starch made in the
usual manner, would give lawn either white or
printed, II look of newness, when nothing else
eau restore them alter they have been washed
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
MEECHR. Penn Inlu Oith issS

WtNNEL;
He to Inform you Of the wonderful Effects OF vc ssJ
liable "preparaton,' my whole family ;n.virs had
W. oyssnt-r5 were cured from the free PIE al med.
enc can cheerliy recommend !, The uubIr a, the
sst remedy Tor dysentary inv .pted have tnorn
10 De used as family elier n mi, rttIre
ona " county ana Fave knew IL fall In
80 ''" respectfully yours,
..a. s f RI -ras .--..s JAMES ARNOLD
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To KxEp SforE BaiaHr-A4.e weak alum
sa,er AID NIX soar aBrisls, Ltstrer with il !:
put two spooninl- TO gil Of alan water, let
the stove he cold mud brush IL with The mixture !;
then take dry brush and iasrr and rub the
stove It'll it i dry. Saoaid any parts, before pol
i-hing, BECOME 80 drv as 70 look gray, nloiste,l
Ii with wet brush, and proceed a. t,eiore. BY
two applications year il can be kept AS bright
n coach body.
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A monument is to be erected at Alton, Hi
nois, TO the memory of E. =; Lovtjov, who fell
a artyr to free speech by the hands OF an enra-
gedhnob in that city, in November s37.
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New Orleans, Nov. 90.
Later advices from Mexico confirm the pee
viou> reports oil Vidaurrs success, and allude to
Other revolutionary movements. 2ssa g
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,

E<r -'sfti AMP ~ GA 4,'FE4
CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
THE Mich gan Central Railroad has he advan,ag-
Erciusice 7.l graph Line, used entirely the
movement of all trains, thereby avoiding possibility OF
collisions or delays, SO annoying on other routes.
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
500 IA. IA. EXPRESS illuminating direct through
connections. - rt ~ -r-5 O.
7:4O IN. LIGHTNING ExPREss-Arrivng at Niagara
Falls Buffalo nexnIorniug New York NJ, Phil
adeIphn, Emira, at 10 Boston II at night.
iO:1 III. CINCINNATI EXPRESS Arrive at Cincin-
natl at 3l5 NJ connects at Lafayette with trains for
New bany, Louisville, Indianapolis Dayton, Columbus,
Z,nesvie, Wheeling, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimor,
| and Washington. joy 1873 -i fA'lF l-.E
$3.50 -. M. AFTERNOON ExPREss-Arrves, in New
YORK at A. NJ second day, or Boston at p NJ, and al
Philadelphia lU:30 second morning -
81 5 u. STEAMBOAT ExPREss-Arriviig at Ma ga
IA Falls Buffalo next evening, New York, at p NJ,
aid Boston NJ. next day. Also connects at Mich
lean City (exc.pt Saturday, direct with trains New
Albany 4 Salem Road for New Albany indianapolis
Urrou, Wheeling Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburgh, and
Philadelphia. .. .. s.-. p. -
EE- TIE Trains The Chicago, Burlington d Quin-
cy. traienu .e LHicngO Union, MinOis Central ana
Mchign LtNtroi Il '1irO0ds run intO tie me Depot
at Chicago surfing TIE ea'e'ase,o passengers If Adc1
hire una transfer " Bdggdge. s.s,.54,, ~ ,.....
The I. 40 n. M, 80 p. m. and o. 5 pm.
Trains direct conn, otions at Toronto with the
~ Ora Nd TRUNK RAIL- VA Y ..
To Kngston Ugdensburg, Montreal, Quebec, and all
points In Canada East Northern Vermont, New Hamp.
shire and Maine.
7YROUGH TICKETS GOOD FOR NINETY DA Us
~ Passengers arriving at Chicago by any Of the
Railroads. will find competent Agents on the cars, and
baggage masters At the depots to receive checks and
convey their baggage to the Michigan Central Depot free
of charge. H. j. SPAULDING, So
Nov. IL 1866. General Pass. Agent.
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BoILlSo TEA KkrrLE.-Which is the most
trying TO wonaiI-a sreenl,orn of servant
girl, or u stove THAT won't draw" the day she
expects company Mrs. Jones hired, the 9TH
ci day, Miss McDern,otr, just from Cork
-siMcDermott was ordered 10 boil the tea
KEITH"
"The what?"
| "The tea KETTLE"
AN do you name that"
"Cert.,nly. II | did not would not order
you TO do it-and be quick about it"
YES nlurm."
Miss McDermott obeycd orders. In about
half al, hour afterwards, Mrs. Jones resumed
the conversation.
Where's the tea kettle, Bridget?"
I'm the dinner pot maim.' ss
"In the what y
I'm the dinner port. You told me to boil it,
and I've had scald omit Tor nigh an hour"
Mrs. Jones could hear no more. She had a
rucl lot blood to the head, and went off into u
swoon.
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II ANOTHER METAL DlscovERED.-Dr Hoffman.
following IN the,wake OF Davy and Deville, has
come forward as II diScoverer of metal. In
lecture delivered by him Lately at the British
Royal Institution, lie exhibited bright gli>,en
ing mass, something resembling butter, aud dcs
cribed il rs a,nnoniunl-the metallic base of am
monia. This is regarded ASA highly interesting
chemic /, fact,
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They have had 6ae sleighing and skating, ali
ready, in Lexington, and the Western part Of
Missouri. A colder spell than Was ever known
there before. 50 early in the season.
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4. n GREEN. e. q. THOMAS. Firz HENRY WARREN
Banking House, Exchange Office. and
I Land Agency.
j. GREEN, THOMAS & Co,

hurtiRglO iowa.
HAVE opened House the transaction of general
banking and exchange business, and are prepared
to receive deposits the favorable TERMS Time
and sight drafts bought and sold Collections made and
proceeds promptly RENTED Interest allowed on depos.
its. Hemitta,ces and orders for exchange from the
country viii receive prompt attention funds
credited ut lowest rates. and exchange retted order.
ed without charge. jan.7-tw,y
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PUTNAM ON THE LATE ELEcrIoN-Putnam'
Magazine for December contains finely written
article entitled the late election the first par.
agraph Of which opens up the subject thus:
"The great triangular contest is at an end,
and the result, for the parties which were en-.
gagged in it, may be summed up in the follow
ing terms: that the Democratic. now the Pro.
Slavery party, has gained its candidates, but
damaged its cause; that the Republican party
has lost its candidates but turthered it's cause ;
and that the American, composed of trag
ments of decayed fractions, has lost both can
didates and cause. In other words, the Demo-
Gratis, though victorious in the choice OF their
men, are successful under circumstances which
yield them no occasion tor triumph; and the
Republicans, though defeated, are beaten under
circumstances which render them stronger thar
they were before; while the ''Americans" haze
injured Others, but in so doing, utterly ruined
themselves. The destruction of one party the
temporary check OF another, aud the doubtful
ascendancy OF third, is what we read in the
significant events OF November. The Demo
Gratis have won at the expense OF their preslrc,
aud the Republicans have lost with all accession
Of power.
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~ social meeting of bis fyIiox -church-nen.
bers. among other things each Vas relating his
causes for joy and sorrow, when Rev. Nr. --
ssid: 'lnmy Ia sHy Of children / have much
csuse Of joy, and much TO disssess me- There's
my <on ---. . good, reverr,,t, dutiful boy; but
thefssny s.,n B. he's an andacious scamp
He lefshis poor old grey-he@ded father msny a
day ago. and it's long time SINCE I've heard on
him; suitwheai last heard on him, he was 'eay
ap 10 the GAicners, a-raiiip' saw.iogs piaytng
ev~n.ap;' aud ho-s.rgc,ny; hut thank the Lord
he's making wo,,ey hs the .ript
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HFtAlG RRpFs! Eusfn8o lsohc. p
= arr assortment ~ Rufa,e Roles son.ss,irs Of
~ 20 I. sfeir R.les. No Painted Rbe, tervtber
vsh aige assortment Of pisI crsIl, Reiss for
seAs J. q. LAUAAS BRo. 2;
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Teacher-How many kinds of axes are there !?
s. Boy-Broad axe, narrow axe, post axe, axe OF
the Legis .ature, and axe OF the Apostles.
Teach, r-Good 20 to the head OF your class
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inMEW: A Tale OF the Great Dismal swamp. bv
Il Harriet Beeeher stoxe, for sale By 4,f' = =
: 'epsS y P. BROWN. j
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OH AND New MkxREss or CoSaREss. There
are already elected one hundred aud fifty mem
beers 0i the next Congress Of these sky weight
are members Of the present Congress, fsine have
been members OF preceding Congresses and not
OF the pr.-sent, and scvest, three elected tor
the first time. Joshua 4 Giddings OF Ohio will
continue che oldest mep,her having been elected
Tor th.. tenth time. making Iii he lives 10 occupy
lils seat till 1889, twenty consecutive years OF
public service. Tnc ssvenfy-seven past and
present members of the Thirty fifth Congress
represent 276 years oil Congressional experience.
Massachusetts,, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin and
South Carolina have elected majority OF their
new delegations from members OF the present
Congress, and including all former members re-
elected, Indiana and Arkansas must be added 10
the list, while Maine will he Just a tie Present
appearances indicate that the 35th Congress, THE
remaining members of which are to he chosen
next spri .g,) will contain large majority oil old
members, which so far us we are aware: has
never been before the ease. OF the Congress
which assemblies this winter for the last time,
only eighty seven were reelected members, ana
mostly from Southern States.
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~ IT ~ iSd I'LL myS.
~ ksie Csael fssurned ftun Hasssnxs 81
Mosday tsensnk AM mr. osSr~rs are IL tbe
ap5ajoa ~ IN ss'sch shaf point se.is, sad sye
thefrl6fe sseetstas & sixbs accordingly ~ s.
This Il rsssifssas, M tAs isrre qs,nsisg Of
gooiA stili trivs belonging the ap.riser rner-
ch.sts. greatly snrps4s~- in anlo1nt shas gesler.
ally entertained, and anie3s some portion can be
shipped 70 tben very serious rs<alts mass nc.
crse 10 them. Nay the river, moi only for their
brn~l bu for She citizens OF their localities, re-
main open Tor ! rev weeks longer.
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THE CANADIAN LINE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
Th,. Canadian. the last steamer to the S.. Iaw.
renee tits season, sailed for Liverpool ON S,tnr.
day the Cad, with the mails. u full cargo and les
passengers. Nc. other steamer OF thex line will
come out TO the ST. Lawrence until mex spring.
The n.xt steainer ot thi< line lraves Liverpool or
"Wednesday for Portland A monthiy steamer
ONLY will he dispatched 10 liza, port during the
Niater. unless sufficient additional freight should
offer 10 induce the owners 10 send our an ex,ra
Vessel or two, which is not lksly.-- Toronto
Leader, 9Th. =
% "A Submarine Telegraph from the Island
OF Cuba 10 the Unitrd States is talked Of, AID I
prtJect Tor It's accomplishment is shoar being
suba,,tied 10 The Cuban Government Tor us an,
probation.
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Munners Great American Preparation

-. 0.1.1oh 0fOIV hUICIICdU ITUVuTaLlUU II.
a SthE Is EMEDI fer Cholera, Cholera Nor.
eas' Choiic, Dysentery and pans cramps In the
stomach and Bowels This celebrated sprecic is use
WIN ,he utmost freedom and confidence by gentlemen
VINO nave attained einnence In Medical profession In
the Eastern States and many them sd,
proghostcs haze gwen certificates testiiyiDg SUPERB
ory 10 any medicine ever invented for removing pain or
cramps from the stomach bowels sure str IA
speedy IN It's operation, and has doubtless saved hun
arens Of lives II should be family medicine In ever,
fkrou gbo
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ADEv. nR. CUMMINGS, WORKS.. Cur,
ctes, Daniel Signs of the Times; Family P,4yrrs Minor
Works. Romansm; Ren.diction; Daily Life; Voices OF
the Day Voices OF The Night Voices of The Dead Church
before the Flood Tent and the Alter; The End Scrip
ture Readings, Genesis, Exodus, Leyvus, Matthew
: Marx Luke and John. For sale by j. P. BROWN,
aug Barr.t Uouse Rujldinps ffi
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Foreign Exchange For Sale,

Foreign Exchange F0r Sale.
WE prepared to sen in sums to suit ana a
w the mos, reasonable rates, Exchange on ali ID
following points: ~ "a
Germany, Braunschweig, Bremen, Breslau, Cassei,
Coblentx Crien, Danzg, Danstadt, Frankfort on tile
Maine, Freburg, Heidelberg, Kongsb-rg, Lepsg Mar.
helm, Maneieu, N-ustadion der Haarat, Nuremberg
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acknowledges ~ b; Egt "a ~ $780,
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