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The Nebraska hanks.

lFr rn thC omaha Ncbraskian, heb. q
Wbcn the FIRST bank 81 organized 10 Nebraska
ve deprecated as unfortunate event believing
do that s NJ mate erec; would be an 1lury V the peo
PIE. Indeed, strong Tie feeling the Grst year 81
ihe Territory anu tic Or, ssstiye Assembly against
bank that the party who asked Tor the hrs charter
a-k for a charter granting emphatic m vsercs AZ
bark but efccicc Their object BY procuring charter
insurance company, authorized " receive deposits
and "under such regulations nigh, be prescribed b.
tie laws Of sad company ~ cerunoatss therefor
Under tbs clause thc Company proceeded " organize
regular bank of issue and IN the simtude q bank bills
put circulation certificates Of deposit large amount
ms oompany-weeiern Fire and Marine Insuran, CON
tnued from h organization ~ 70 september ast 20
10y high degree OF credit, when burst W and dis
closed the fact that had done business for long
time on credit, hs capital ftock hayn e been with
drawn BY a. owners. Cue tank OF Iss4e having
been instituted, became comparatively easy through
tbe agency ~ weak kne,i Governor " procure the
charter o. others Accordingly, the succeccing Lcgse
ture chartered Owe BANS tbs followed last winter
by the creation Of two more.
Tskns advantage q general law OF The Territory In
relation 70 corporations two Other banks have been put
LegsAturc Of last vutor. which put qu.ctls 70 any
creations Ia tlai direction U~nH the failures
that have occurred and ctnscqueni general feeling
against The creation 81 a. more nee banks, no sero Gus
rvempt made IN toe latC i.giature, which has Just
expired, " procure any more nov charters u may
therefore be sot down fixed fact that more banks
will BE- created IN Nebraska
~ the above banks three have failed, ono " now
IN a failing condition and other giving premOntory
symptoms Of dissolution u1gng nom recent act Of
The absquatulstng Legislature al Florence, by which
y authorized " suspend Tor sx months, ani without,
requiring 20 have any specie N IL vault 10
three dollars q Taper for every Of ia capital
stock We Slude 20 The Platte valley Bank 81 Nebraska
City One Of toe before mentioned three (the lSans Of
tonbneie, al bcllevue) 4 dead cock IN the pit, and
sleep The sleep that knows waking Nemana Valley
Ham Al BfovnsNilie, snd the Western Fire and Marine
INSURANCE Company, Al thus place, claim " be only
p~uoed. They shut dogn 90 Tie hold u their bills
and deposos 10 september last and have since given 90
evidence Of vitality their respective places o. doing
busness m NebtAsEh. We understand, however, that
fher currency bas been kcp IN Circulation "a Illinois by
certain Tprues Interested IN them there Tho BANK OF
ficrenoe sas been Tor some tune In dsorcdu although
hss continued " redeem IT. provided no. over v
dollars offered a. one time fe bills have also beeu
forced into circulation eastern Iowa by te oreft of
Cock. Sargent Co, ~ davenport They are nSt taken
tbe Territory At al and may b. considered defund
turtstson
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which than sa,.o.ent for dividend OF eight per
cent upon The capital Of the company.
The report states that little progress has been
made on the second track On the western division
80 miles Of second track have been Laid, with IS
miles OF sideings and q single track branch to In
diana containing 205 miles, and the eastern division
20 miles Of second track and l2s miles Of sidengs
The branch from Altoona TO Holidaysburg eight
miles in ength, including sidengs, is equivalent to
10 miles Of second track. 81 0ss 3s6 SO is yet re-
CURED to complete the double track and substitute
iron bridges for the present wooden ones except the
Sus1uebanna bridge.
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VALENTINES.

7 ovr's ANNUAL MESSAGE TO hrs CONSTITUENTS
IL - beth
FEBRUARY, lsss
fnris II creation, and you lsdes,
IT, whom said lords arc all In bondage,
Assclling valentines trade In
Of some importance In this fond age
nominate, for your election.
STRONG. nv aren't, true and trutiyt
Whose valentines-a selection
Nothing contains hats old and musty
brilliant designs, with rhymes delicious
His vast, unequalled stock dsclo.ee
There's nothing vulgar there or vlcious'
ur in The least degree pernicious
iours' IIntk AMONG THE RosEs
haplendd assortment yetto be sod, and VIII be onerec
"uAs GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Sov A. IN. Inc for thosc who have not have
ssnnes nswe purchase at prices that will as,onisb
'"e'" " '"'s The old Valentine hesduuar,erp
tTROFGS, 9s Nassau street.
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NEW Y"hs, Feb. lo--P. NJ.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
,9w @sdns iiiss iia4 IA iiA li4si2 n4si2
MidSins even lot -i53s- liz liz If
Fair % GOOD fair. is'4 a il i3i ala None. None
our last circular per Europa the Sd inst. In the
fortnight which has interviewed the staple has steadily
grown in favor not only In this market but also all Of
the southern On the Ilth inst received Liver
pool dates to 9th ut per steamer Indian al Portland
porting active market for cotton and OF
srthipg since the departure Of the Arabia This
locked for AZ this time By the trade and caused some
element the market The daily sales of the past week
have averaged 500 bales large portion Of which
lots turned over speculation. There has also been
good demand for cotton in transit TO Liverpool and at
prices show ing great confidence in material advance in
that market The better grades continued 10 be most
sought for the receipts from the interior chic OF
eay and stained cotton As spnners have aso been
deuded into the belief that the crop excessive, and
that the growers would be compelled TO keep
take unremuDeratng prices for IL, they have delayed
their purchases md must now compete with the Euro.
pean buyers for the better grades. II is generally
admitted that the quantity Of cotton delayed Kept back
from market, beyond the period would have probably
been delivered and sold does not amount To 500
and that the deficiency in receipts is owing mainly to the
actual deficiency Of growth. The current estimates
900 coo to $500 600 bales-he smaller figure having
the greatest body Of advocates. Our estimate is
$500 900 bales. The average cost OF cotton for three
past seasons AT present prices for land Stock &c &c
so close TO 10 cents per pound on plantation or IL cent?
al the soaports, that when il rules under j. Tor
middng grades some effort will naturally be made TO
back such excessive stock in the interior would
have been there at this period if there 5000 900
bales made. The Niagaras advices from Liverpool TO
the 30th ult received yesterday confirming the
counts per Indian. The sales since chiefly for
port and mostly parcels in ranstu, without further i'm
provement. T. J. STEWART d o..
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'omT0 dtr Ndtmer' for January md February, 1855
h0ssrn BTts Cs@s.
tOin. Lgh'q Dated Ldton Deyogis
Jan 81 As; 2Gl 4s7 2ai s1e1 360 5,sisIis 2o36 700
Feb... iiclO7l2 o3O,1l3 1895 1sl 5,el9si3 2ce $40
The state Of Ohio is the first to take steps towards
the establishment Of an Independent Treasury, A.
will h. seen by the following from the Cleveland
Leade,.-
bill 70 establish lie Independen, Treasury has been
read second time IN the Sens,e and referred Com
mittce on fnab"e for The purpose 81 pcrfccng "
~ details. The bill makes the Treasurer Office, vaults
&c IN the state Houae the treasury The State and the
Treasurers ofce in the county bulldog The county
ry The b also PROVIDES for the annual coli cton Of
taxcs unless COUNTIES through their commits son.rs pre
fer the yearly collections Taxes are 10 be coectef
coin and bills OF Ohio specie paying banks which
bills 81 less Denomination than s5-a virtual exclusion
At once % Ohio bank paper, a. we'll ss all other After
the lth Of July, 1850 no bills " received below
go; after the 4h Of July 1865 none less than sos state
Bank in 1896 and after the 9TH of July 1872 when
free banking 10 Ohio expires the entire taxes 10 be
collected in gold and silver
The total land sales Of the Illinois Central Rail
road for January were 5Ojl acres for s65 ,2i3 9s;
sold pBSiVusly, l,2Q5.ssS gg fls.2lJ 40. making
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A CnocrAw INDIAN mURDKRKD nv SAILORS
Choctaw Indsi, named Thompson ABOUT forty years Of
age, was nhumanly murdered on saturday Rtr last
che levee opposite the Mint BY sailors belong ug "
che ship John Rwsn The body with face and head hor
rhiy mutiaied and mashed and lie cvtnct was found
npon toe ieycc yesterday morning 80 Ner Oisdns Dsig
80 y
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tanacian -four without change and the sales
fined " about 300 400 barrels nj quotations southern
-four was IN fair demand, with sales OF about 500
LOCO barrels. within tho range OF the above
quoiat,ous. I'VE -four steady III the above
fpurts Corn mesl unchanged, and sales unchanged
Wheat firm, but sales light. About 5000 a
itCO hughc were reported ncluuing choice white South
crn ~ 81 !Sa VI i2iS delivered and prime white Tonnes
see 40, With small lots Chicago spring reported at
prc. CSC. Jorr1ho market was steady, with sales OF
about GOO 10000 bushels s CSC. 6 Tor yellow and
white erd n, scc for the latter delivered HycSsee Of
about 2c0o bushels Northern made at ,3c. Oats
were firm. wnh saes at sc. a 46c a a1c.
ConIg firm, with limited sales Small lot Of Rio
sold al full pces and 20 bags Of Santos NJ Scott
his weekly circular, gives the following ststement OF
stocks prices &c. Stock &c Rio coffee on the 9TH day OF
February, 1868. 5h,lO5 bags sales for consump
ton estimated Q, 1l,l76 stock Of RIO coffee
on the 10th dsy Of February, 1853, $500 !;
Bahia 12,sZb Msrasato, 1900; total, ,5i. Annexed
arc Tho prices no. prime, II &c. c good 1880
NC. lair lotc sIo5so, ordinary exc elc, Bahia s1{c
Ice Msfsoabo lie. lac, four months; ~. domingo
&C a 9i5c .cssh An active demand has prevailed for
RIO during he pas; week and prices may be quoted 40
l,c higher, sl but prime descriptions OF which me
supply s limited Total sales reach II ,l7e bags, all in
os 60 the trade within the above range ef prices Fur
eer business has been restricted by the enhanced rates
dtinandod BY hclcers and by the small quantity Offering
public sat Of 3 200 bags Flo is announced for Thursday
reu
TKtpHrs To Liverpool abou, 10000 bushels Of grsn
" bpIs, r1e spg'sea Al AZ, t,ce9 q S,cC9 bbk.
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Since Jan. 1.......$s lie J92 sTils.Cs0 g. 1327s1
The seventh annual report OF tho Manhattan Life
Insurance Company shows that the receipts Of the
year 1857 were s3l7 los s.. of which s26s SIC s7
were received from premiums The disbursements
for tho same time were il2G 07s So including
81 sG3 paid claims for deaths. The assets Of the
company now amount 10 1872 jsj ~, il capital
stock Of 100000 included. II thus appears that the
denominations of the company have reached sum
equal 10 n times the amount Of the capital -tock
and is business has steadily increased during the
past year. notwithstanding the extraordinary reyul
sion in the monetary Affairs Of the country. showing
an increase Of more than sixteen per cent IN the
number insured and OF twenty-five per cent increase
of assets.
Tho coupons due December J. on seventeen Nil.
waukic city bonds. issued June I. 1854 10 the Nil.
waukie and wstortown Railroad. must be presented
previous 10 March for payment at the Ocean Bank
in this city.
Annexed l. a statement Of the condition Of the
thirty six branches Of the State Bank o Ohio on the
hr.t Monday in February
Cash means. ~ Al $40
Available assets 957o.sco
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....I2,sai 100
tlIcuatlon. ........... ... G.6ls,Sf3
'th@ Liabilities. .......... 2,235Ie3
- 1885, COG
Resources over liabilities. ............... SOTb,5J
Which represents capital stock go. ~ loa5oo
- IS ODESSA
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to:a, Of valSe OF SIX, 1913 0o3. Construction bonds
cancelled in January amounted to az 600; previous
IL, f552 500, making Ia all s574,5 500. Free land
bonds cancelled in January, $1,000 making in al
$Ss COO
At the meeting of the Pennsylvania Central Rail
read Company the following report Of the opera
tions Of the road or the past year WAS presented
PEsSsyLvASTA EyIIAI RAyIRoAp.
The earnings OF the road during the year, -
reported BY the General Superintendent.
ssom which deduct tells pais Phi
adelphis iad Columbia (state)
road W July 81. fHis $50 VI
Harrisburg sDd Lancaster RR, "a 24s n
Northern Central RIP. 1o,S0l u
PHILADELPHIA. City iR. ........... 5,'O3 30
sls.s4e 81
Leaving the suH:uerf OF tie Pennsylvania
F.;road pr.p%r 1889 ,s2s o.
From. lhs deeuc. tIsnspcy .ation expenditure
an. tonnage duties. 2,ssa 500 DC
-
1857 ,s5A zee So
From which deduct the following items,
not Included in tho statement OF TIC general
superintendent
Ir:orss. on FUNDED osot, rs 4 stood Jan.
1855, which Va more than It averaged FOR
The Observation-Disclosures 4.1,77S 4S
EXPENSES Of general oihc@y &c. ~, 40 ~
state ,sx Paid on stock ana conos b5, 500 AZ
Bs,ance OF rent account ......... Zb,oiS 81
Difference in interest on bills pay
aoe snd receivable, asy...... 1900 "
five months o. accrued interest
purchase o! main !re
Jan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ico,-Sc w
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sEwspAPERs.

TIlf NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
Contains the continuation Of
uc history ~ the Hoyamensng
kiso. \ beautiful illustration
~ the Murder ui Mooney,
front of The Hose house.
Also. y full account Of tbe
Fxecuiiou 20 Henry fhe AMI
charlotte Zones, Of Piuebur9,
Penn. and the terrible -cents
attending the same.
Also account If n iren.
tous To- hsfio who whp.
red by sLady Doctor Al EN-.
cinnati
Also an account OF the bru'il
Nuvicr of George n simon on
AZ grooxlyn.
Also sccpur' ~ he Grand
excursion % thieves Pitts
bug, ~ he present The
execution of F.ie and IOnea
rosf. diees., and wen consider.
sOla ~ al neTs pepois
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Also. an account If n liren
uous boihATio " no wss whip
red by sLaiy Doctor A. I'm
cinnati
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E.iroai pr.nsr .............,......' s4aas,s2s
ans tonnage duties NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o,as4,soo 0
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3nair NerfniIf

@s% 60 Gfer 2aab NIT Buten @e6auii3fetten, is WietIea
NH o9n oer Staet adbe tr 1dntiraBe uao tn ber sefuns
R1sss betten Gf9ene, t10E Ifer an Der @crtteru &eaf!a!~
EE3s.sG %&Hea6a6n, 30 Ieiien Spn Ser &ta0t nil Be6laeen;
~ I'D r an Der aiten 3reeertf ROab, spt G~agebaut; 1G7 Ndsr
tbGnt n e. @tGbE etngstaGi@t; 6 adar an oer aYten 3rabctid
Noaes n YetIe un NlOunt be Sdies 100 Mder am Q6albtna.
trn-pdnbwcAs, II Wleiien BON Der 5tabt; 3 6Sufer In Som.
a. bltr.. nabe @ambeuitr. l IN QGet QOn6arolr 2ir ydp.
,ueltr. In 2ttHBtDnar. 1 TIT Brontir. 1 In 9rattaraRe ;
tn 5aapDertr. 2 Ia Wlnltertglr. unb mebrere ancere In
5erftteoeata Weaeuben Der Stabt. QptS sn permictben in
lpeft Ba,ttn creGr., MUnunent, @as unb Nfc9lberrplf. nnf
8rCabpa9. Ttunb ~ D~efaafeu In y oabnaa. Grunbrsuter
r.DertaWien. 5tcder unb Rrrrts.
ApI5-S. SO, 6S Napstefra6s. :
W. &aufbttete @a'tftD~&Onttetts, Eefamss sgtnb amber.
bGitehs bsfrrst.
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Fcro 2, Gbarlelfon 3, 8ropioence 2 uno mad,
.fo'8enoen 0ifen ie etn Ja0rBeu9 2iperppO'.
SaLaO, Gaolr, Oemar1ra, Nritl, ct. Sobu8.
y. g., 6au Niuer, Wi(ulnatpu. u. g.. DtortD
SarCliu. Surlnam, 81 Btata JiiUer. 8at1pll,
Neltlucien, @ub1, Binpior, u. @, Sr1mI4l
Wain, G1sDena8, ct. Ausultine. Pcrt6moutb,
%. D., Bermuda, 9iiGmcnp, Calais, YNrtlanD,
Crop, Dcminic1, Gan Bias, SolifaE BanDor,
Stem 2cnbon uno AltanD.
G- Sbeattr unb 4rGn3&en. - Der
unabbdn 3tae Gurnseretn bGlt beute ben Is. DEE
3ember in letner 5aIe, Sic bon 6rpnte uuo Z Onl>
%barpftr. cine GbeoterNOrlteQung neblt RrdnS ten
alb. Snr Mufubrun9 fpmmt Das beliebte quit ptel:
"Der Wttrmar."
@t WefelIf6nftS-8all. Die Mars.
Balbingtrn'2 oge MO. L nno tie WinerDa .4oqe
Np. L. baIten beu'e een Is. Oe3sinber in Der
Nebenbatte einea 0eI ulhaFt6baI ab. Da6 tang
lulttge Yublifum MAIDEN mir p1Eauf aufnertlnm.
90 Die MOuntatn'0Oge 80. "a. Il. >. g. ..
bat belblClien ibren JabreSbaa am WDntag ben
81. Sanuar III ben NeW-A1s mtls Blooms obau"
balten.
&C. Die @tag.SaUe in SauoSerFr., pelhe
in leBtcr 3eit renUplrt ipurbe, mirO bon Deute an
mteber geOInet leiti unb Or. Peters Der gentle
JteItaurant nirb Seute einen i~uperben Gunt auf>
tilAen, mp3u iein ~peltfate5 &aBerbier trefliG
IHmsden miro.
E- QSir lenfer bic Nufmerflamfeit BEG retIens
ben publitumS Guf bic Nm3etge res o0Utel Segel"
IN Ner>yOrf; biele8 6Otel, welheS 1etner ele9auz
ten uto bequenlen Mu8ltattung, iotpte leiner aim
ittgen Gage bnjter ais zines Der beIten peutl1en
Sotels bel alien Neiienpeu befannt unp beliebt 1T,
ltebt jest unter 2eituug be9 6rn. WispageI unb CT
lVpobt ais Iein Charge O'NHntre SIR. Jelpmanu
(truber IN p9llaotlpDtG) iahen eS f4 ansclegsn
ietn Die BET tbut ctnfebrenben Seluder Der empire
ettY auf'e bette 81 berptrtttn.
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j r. t@nEplC:gN'5 tgruh,o..

0t'' y uH'RI NIE
9e6erbs1tperosu, 0i6peplit unb 0elb1ubk Gront.
ibe ODER nerV6ie Stmibch Observation-Disclosures
ano ale 8ranfbetten, weltbe bon perpprbencn % q.
gen Ooer Der Seller e%ntItcbcn.
SoIDe ais ertoStdn8, tnusrl tt pernorLpea, Nnerdna hss
Slutes mad ben Ropfe SGurt I'm Ralen, Stritrenaru, 5pto
btennen. a.petttlOfatet, S6wete TIM @asru, Shp l6a unb
SSfes @sfabl ina Ter8sn unb uutsrirtb S6uerer Qtbe n
5erttlcptRn Sbe de Der I1asr, ~Slefsu In BEN Set 1T,
Steer unp R~,pf(6mTisu, Bsf6werbnr betm attmcu, 8,lS.
rtrbsh Der 5dut urb aaeeu, Sstte atsbeu, Com rjtn tn
8ideh mn bu @ltebGru, 6tbe TIM RUrf unp Bremen tn
Sietlh, Sdnatatstt rnb u eosrssi6ta's nsstt.
Ott St3entbImer entpfehlen Dtele NebtstE hsr &nfn1 rtfdm.
fets oss ! ubltt mas. fet IbeT3 nat pcu psa t8ertt uro hr
An9e refenbett eerfI CIT fir ale Qetosr, EDfur he TDrfeteue
%eIn0fobl.n nirb. &c TT btes fetn neues uub rueeprgftes
Dtttff! fenterG zines, Ia felt 10 S 1prsn bic prIf 'n8 scr BEN
dmerttantthen gc!te beaGlbea bat unb be0er 8uf Rno Der.
tduf bic Jest nod BON 'efnem apterr errrt&t wur.e. st.
~5e1sntfe. Made be Ibn1te uo ausaeaethnets Aerate unb prt-
patpTi Oren aus Gl II Ipetlen 6teftS Q1nDes 81 &unhsn aeten,
gsbsn tnS ~unaebeuere uo stse seuGue OurbEei ing hes daidbrs
TO BON ee1 St3eniti inner p%ublt3trt,r Ntnlnl65, pe.&eH Der.
le be uHent9elSitb 6urn bic A8enten %certbetlen iaBt. niue aus
hen unelIIbtBtti u~5er5e1asu, t1F btsf 8 Sttters ntrtli9 bt
terupmtbstt u%crtteat, pel&e CO erI1ust hat.
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DeutlheS
Arbett observation-disclosures g5ureau,
manufacturers J{o. IA.

unter Iaf1ht Ser 6euti3ea GeielGgFf"
Nle Dtejsnisen, soeIfe peuiae 0anbmerfer, NtbeItcr rhe
O%tsahbOts" su5s'd3altt9eE %csani6ea, fODts ali beatfdea @rr
bsitin@en9en T2Hen ~ petlpaii1 caer tn frauttrten 0rtefer
al ptn " snten Der EseitIi Art. oEa. D. 4. ~ = III n q,
gOft ". 30 E7amsSfr. utHbsn tpttber uuertseisifd
Gnefuaft ettbEtle ptrI.
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OnUeu'S
Magical Pain Ertract

N8"S1VdI dIH L1JTacLOr,
"ttsfnd!o III cine @rtsefana III Der Material g~Rsbltr,r
nne NO 12esIs IN nGr'sr @ntlis'ans 70 rag in fbftn nSt9S.
ITO n 3pfdno iurld9ebraGt u6er IDun en- unb Ce i6mIrs :;
9Hut0nlmed Geeert per6ea Hn6 babtt fe ne ylatl IN seer fsn.
a'sta S4a6tn 5arhfseIafrn, all bur6 0autp's ma5t}5s
Stt S0atttta, Wnnbsn, @srrentunaen nab Bra ,fAer
Bdlen, beam Rttbfr tmmtr unterpor IN fnb - ~ 81 Snx~-
f uae 1s a&tsa Da4e9' den S3mtrs. Yertt gsrs tan,tF btr.
lt1Se Soit oti S@merJsn mo QetteG to anten bi6,t "a,
ttsi . Wttttel %Str4taDet pgrbsn. SSa felbt fag esst + ~,
Gs oasSa az oab bee s6te Dalep. err CT btt Der tdnb Re.
nsSsteS Hsiasen me nr g-erudten pampbett, aaf .fe i5 fr,
msp SsrantDprtli6 bate. "V'F''' ~
&ua Eaa bt Vstbrsrnun6eH unb 8etbra6ueogn ~, .,
"t& " ptoiAIeno tetH, bat iena!s BIN aanirTen en- M
. .t".s sasr ~ an, ItIeartS st8sHiIaf en- USR Oh W 56mer>
OttleiGs N nHr a9t, penn bic SGa@tef eta ia s,ob( o,ao,
WtHeS Sttqastte nit Der . 0nGtur ssh 6, 8. & HI ~
Bat. DHFFgt S~HFifan
4rets 2E Gts. far Ste g6aGhL
I6, 28lE-SGlItnUrefr. |""s p
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SSei0cn o(S %SrilnsifecF.

A. ~ Ed 9ttman's 9@te Stn1a- ge,8en tSausa bsm
: i ~ 40 tas Oefe utttsst ee8sn y r~itRplunB, nErbc G
SV llpte hHV GHs aAefrd, aus timer uuOrbuu "a be get bog.
ao8slp Hems enitanbtnea ardntbettea empfobleu pgfben
MnSi@t's8Itp prdPsFlrt fsa 2Bm. s. u lmaE, @6ambt In
Soalptnsfon nno ~ pG9sa tn ga tinssre fsr q, GIG pr
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