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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-25
The Reported Failure of the Press and
Tribune

We see story flying about in the newspa-
pers that the "Chicdgo Press and Tribune has
failed for 100000, and that its publication will
be stopped"
What gave rise to this report was simply this:
The proprietors of this paper, during these hard
times, found themselves obliged to ask their
creditors for an extension of time for the pay
ment of their debts, which was promptly grant
ed The liabilities of the firm were contracted
chiefly in the purchase and improvement of real
estate prior 10 the financial crash of August,
1857; and it was found impossible to sell it for
ready cash, except at ruinous sacrifice. But
these peeuniary difficulties have been satisfac-
tOrily adjusted The property belonging to the
establishment and to the members of the firm in
dividually, is worth many times the amount of
their liabilities-which, by the way, have been
most riGicuIously magnifed in the papers.
The story that the Press and Tribune was 60
ing to be "stopped" is perfectly absurd. Such a
thing was never dreamed of. The Press and
Tribune has become permanent institution IN
the North West. The present prOprietors might
happen to die, or take a notion to sell out, but
neither occurrence would stop the issue of the
paper, and simply because it has become a
profitable concern, as well as public necessity.
No other paper in the North West has so large a
circulation, and none has a more lucrative ad-
vertising patronage; besides which, it possesses
the finest Job office West of New York. ..-
The property nOlo belonging to the Press
and Tribune office, consisting of power presses,
types, engines, machinery, stationery, and other
printing material, valued at fDO-thirds of its
original cost, amounts to $4,000 This is ex-
elusive of the good will, accounts and patronage
of the concern, which is held at a larger sum
The Press and Tribune establishment cannot be
bought for less than $l50,000.
We have been thus explicit in regard to our
private affairs, in order to remove the false i'm
pressions that the random rumors flying about
in the papers, may have created in the minds of
our Chicago Tribune.
g DR.. Lyons Office is removed from s5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-25
MORNING LEADER.
Fol the Leader.
THE CHRIsTMAs CHIMES.
BY MINNIE.


List, list, to the Ginning of Christmas bells,
As their notes of joy, and wailing knells,
Are together borne DER the frosty air,
Together come to the palace fair
And the cottage bare.
For even the bells, with their merry tone
Often breathe sigh, and sadly mourn,
For the hearts that weep in the cottage bare,
Though glad sounds come on the frosty air
From the palace fair.
List, o list, while their sweet chimings say
BE kind to the poor on this festaI day.
Then blessings from Heaven, bountifal share
Will gladden. hearts in the palace fair
And the cottage bare.
They sing of night on an eastern plain
OF silvery star,-a shepherd tTain
OF angel fOrms and an angel song
OF peace on the earth, of glorious morn,
Anda Savior born.
They sing Of His mission fraught with love,
Of His home now bright in Heaven above;
And they bid us walk in His footsteps here,
The living to comfort, the dying to cheer,
And God to fear
Oberlin, Dec. "a, 1858.
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THE well known and justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb Doctor,
J. II. JOHNSON, N. D.,
HOMGOPATHIST

Office l07 Sarwels Block, Superior Street. Corner Sen
eca ST. Residence No. Ill Pittsburgh St, Cleveland. o.
febl6:dl
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Tom HYER CLAIMS THE BELT.-Tom Hyer
has published card in the Tribune claiming to
be the best fighting brute in the world, and of
fering to fight Heenan or any body else for any
sum to $4,000 and the Championship of Amer
lea. He accepts Heenan's challenge, the fight
to take place in three months from the amount
of the stake is deposited
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-25

RESIGNATION AND APPoINTMENT.-Col VIM.
Miner, who has held the office Of Clerk of the
United States District and Circuit Courts for
about thirty years, has resigned that position,
to take effect OH@the first of January. John
Mclean, Jr, son we presume of Judge Mclean.
has been appointed to the lucrative office.
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CLEVELAND. SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 25, 1868.
and he was astOnished to find, that he was about

and he was astOnished to find, that he was about
two feet longer, and not near so large around
the waist, as when he entered the chimney,
which he could account for, only by the squeez-
ing he got in coming down the fiue.
With hop and skip.
And a smile on his lip
For his breeches and coat
He cared not groat,
For these he could mend,
For another gown send,
Or supply from the pack
That was swung on his back
any thing from bearded Turk on his wooden
war steed, to miniature cooking stove, or a
Juvenile china tea set So he went to work, and
the way he filled the stockings that hung in the
corner was thing to be wondered at. Where
he got the books, and the skates, and the hand.
sleds for the boys, and the muffs, and bonnets,
and gloves, and nice new dresses for the girls,
the wheel-barrows and drums, and tin trumpets
for the two and three year-ods, and the ivory
whistles for the yearlings, and the gold rings,
and thimbles, and jeweled bracelets for the
" children of larger growth" nobody but old
Santa Claus knows, and he won't tell, but he's
great customer for somebody. One thing is
very queer about the matter, aud we should
like to know how it is done-the more he takes
out of his pack, the more remains ia it.
So when he got through,
To the chimney he few,
For something had stirred,
And he thought that he heard
noise in the bedroom, as if somebody was get
ting up to catch sight of the old chap as he
was dealing out his Christmas presents to the
little onos.
Having finished his tssk,
Like cork from a flask
He went out at the top,
And then with hop,
he landed on the other side of the street, and
the last we saw of him was the top of his old
fashioned cOnical shaped hat, disappearing
down the chimney of the house over the way.
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CoNFIRMArIoNs.-The Senate on the 22d
confirmed all the pending nominations for ap-
POintments, made during the recess, of Post
masters, Consuls, and Land Officers, except
one in Minnesota, thus nearly clearing the Ex-
ecutiye calendar.
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Burning flni0.

NOTICE.-EXCELSIOR BRECK-
IN ENRIDGE COAL AND CARBON OILS The
undersigned would those who deal in coal and
oils tat he hls mds such arrangements will enable
him furnish those who boy Lamps Of him. with good
a article Of
COAL AND CARBON OILS,
As there manufactured in the countryy the barrel or
gallon Fluid, Coal, Carbon and Keresine LAMPS for
Rle at wholesale az New York prces-feiEht added No
oniano St. nova R. LAW.
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Demtistrp.

7 OSS OF TEETH.-A new and, ele-
Iu CANT Improvement connected with Dental surgery
as been invented II the production Of entirely
description of Artificial Teeth They so perfectly resemble
detection. Persons requiring Artificial
Teeth so those wearing them invited to call and
anime this beautiful method. They nee from gal
vanic action, perfectly inert, and always pure.
~ Fall Set, from Ten Dollars and upwards llIl
C- Chldren's Teeth regulated during the hrst and
TT Painless Method of Curing Tooth Ache and Decayed
Teeth without extracting the Tooth, causing any ain
HALLIWELL & DANIELS, Dentists.
EsOIns ChuFehilrs Drug Store,
- anvil South Side Public Square
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w DR.. Lyons Office is removed from IS
Water street to No. 81 St. Clair street.
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.MERFC.aL C.aRD.

He prepared trea (usualy without mdcinel the fol-
lowing aad analogous affections, VIZ:
BRONCHITIS; with irritable thr at and weakness and
hoarseness of voice in speaking and iHging.
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST. with cough, bleeding at
the lungs pan shonCSs Of breath ane palpaton of the
DERANGEBIENF OF TIE STOMACH; with indises-
tiOH, acdity OF hpse, alntness dull dragging
SIDES and ail gone feeling which are ag
grayaied er. citing the bedy
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS;
with constipation, chronic diaIIha, proapsus AMI and
piles
URINARY WEARNESSF rs, with irritable bladder and
ncOntinent and painful Urinltiois
SEMINAL WEAKNESSES; which If not arrested, so
generally end to insanity AMI physical Iuin.
SPINAL DERANGEMLNIS; with curvature, ,inequal-
ties the hips and shoulders, Unsaceful gait aud pain
ard Of the back which, If not arrested tend TO
their increase and to consumption
HERNfA Tldlca cure effected ION new prinClple) by
mems of his combination Brace Truss.
DERANGEMENT OF THE LOWER EXTREhI-
TIES; with GOODNESS, nunness heavness and swelling On
standing.
The droopin Of young LADIES' with peaked shoulders and
large and sharp shoulder blades and atness of the chest
which indicative of early consumption, pleasantly
removed.
SKIRT SUPPoRTERs-The attention of ladies is called to
hi combination ADD miDal and Spinal Shoulder Brace and
Skirt supporter by which most OF the above affections may
prevented and relieved the form and bearing OF the
body and the wright Of the skirts held away from
the stomach InYalids OF the city should inquire by
letter when Dr. B. may be
The medical profession invited to examine his suTgl
Laiv in attendance upon Ladies. declO
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o. Der 5arn1onie.8unb SO. s pirb OPputoo
BEN ~. Mfobbr. ieinen grCBen nSa6rcSbaQ" in beT
Jt~ebtn>9aae a%bb6lten. Die Wit9lieoer Utenae-
%nannten Sunoe8, lcmte oa8 publtfum int a~l9enei.
nen MAIDEN mir bnrAuF Aufmerfnm.
So &Dn3ert Tnb 8ntl.-Oie @eleul@aft
"&tntradt" un6 Der e6arnonte OeIangsY erein"
1alten am WltlwpA ben "a. y5ODbr. in Der Neben.
QaUe etnen Sall, Derbunben nit @Dn5srh ab. &ie
Wttt9lteoer ruo GbrennitBlieber Dbeng nannter Sc
teaib1IIen MAIDEN mir parauf aufn1erflam.
w. A0eater Hnb rGn36eu.- Der
Eteoerfrdn5 ydlt an WtttrOA peu "a. gtpDbr. i'm
~9eteiR@lQt'l Vfe 9omarps unp VeriugtpnitraBe,
e&Deater Nuo Grdn36en.0 NGbere8 {. Nn3.
90 MittwpW ben "a. N0penber mirD Der erite
grpBe SaDreSbau fer oVereirtqten 8dder" in ben
Ne@>ANem6 9'JtoCms abgebalten. Ote MttaIte.
Der 0btgen SeretnS, lowte pas Yubltfum i'm WQe
g%enteInen maiden mir Darauf~ nuTmerfiam. gtGbe.
res Itebe An8eige.
p- Np1t's gain. 6r. SO. Nabf ptrb
0pnnsrltag ben %. ROp., 8ormittags, etnen pbe-
tttetea EAnG" auftIlAen, %pprnuf mir ole Sem
Wmeaef aHtEtsFtlana maiden. NaAmittaga fnpet
pel 8Hnlt9er 2Stferung p9GCret @Gucert" TAFT
W Sall. MUntag ben 20. MpSbr. @rpeer
9ttlttdF" u. @tOtl<Saa Der Sad cn. 8arpe in Capt,
DetDert6'0 Qiberts 5alle.
vs. Oer gOermanta Wdlncr.G bora mirb gHDn~
Tag Den o. Oe5ember in p9few<N llemblS. gtpvme4
tetnen erren Saa bteicr Sailpu, Derbunoen mir
CONCERT a%bHalten. Da ptsle 6ete fA tets pnrb
|t"'t4ett w O4pglHH an53etpneten 10 Ttad9eu
tptr bic Mttt9lteber' mte AUD BE Ureunoe Dbtgen
GeretnS, belHnper8 onrauf aufmerfiam.
VQ~Dte SadICn'Hpge $40. IS Il. >. 9. g, nirb
an l6. 0ebruar in pgtepeQ femb' .. NUpmea ibr
" Sfiftnng@feit" ~a6bnlten. NaDete5 in elmer 1pGte>
rem Nn3etge.
TO- uufere Qefer in @afbtuatoM
'pelpe benz Sac4Is poer 0am6riuu8 b~ulbtgen, MA.
Gen mir auf Die GrGfnun8 pe8 @npttpt Warten ouf.
mertIam; beTanatIl4 bat Burger rAfmunna nit
Gem entjt8e1t p9eOrge" bic QYutbibaft pom papa
"0erbaro" IN War9lano nv. i%beruCmmen nno
meTpen bic Neuen 8eiIgcr an > pntag 3mr Gr4T-
nuug etncn ~iNperben NnnA %ietpiren.
Vx-p a Agena1 y eme Il auf ben neuer
pO(iparnPfidtTen Der 2jremer Gtnie, e9iprtpe utlber
SlopD", tam ~ieoer3eit 1T Der OiIte pes rWedero
~arroretrt rerbel. NGRerea bela9t Die 4nsetae IN
eileT 1noerea Spalte. Sttl5,S
Es4B Gugeu - 6ontnA'8 uu8Qeiep6s
geten S@Wt3Il@ Bitter, ~subsrfiItt aus GGtaar!abs
EN- nHtrA9ltHe3 NItrtel, 8l5fa &s5er5ei4weraen, Sc ibfult
09tFtPre, AaVefDaaitpteit Aterpen}hD0ns &hb n.G, Nerpe -
ttan!get'sh ut2 Guen ans eiKen In UaDrprGaa ~asrGtheEgn
~ I6eN fAtfggfE9ea &rGnEaes&Gl, III AZ 81 Seats Ole JlGiu IA
ptIt2Gfan III bt D1Ree 6es GjeGers.
$50 Oh. % wapue8 3uIamtnenQeieste
Dtipttri@eneSqrpP getlt p~Ortrlflt9 ptrtnadtgeu 0Igen. @r
taltHHgea, StRElpeten, Observation-Disclosures, QqkRrbef1ner.
ben, StseiT up Auffsi9eH III Der RetA, !RGr3atbm afstt unb
>HdtRten, Iopte ale 3rdaiEeifen tef Gaties urb Ger Reple
Dec Dfaf poet Der SAH6e.. 2Ifie Arjaes tetnIgt 3ueletD unb
auteTt Ds 0!1t. s5n (5re6s Nne sir !,0erloui iu so6eh in
Gc $1fnCS Ls5 .ItleIFr" a. II NOR gvtofhs
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Staotratb, - NtenD pe8 19. Niop6r.
@rter 3met8. Cine 9{elolutlcn, pornat
benz Broappap entlau9 ron 8al!!moreitraBe
bis 8elar A2. Bdure ~gepflau3t tperpsn iOuen,
puroe an9enpmm2n.
SO mnroe bei4lrhen, baB an Der N.QB. ode
bon WfaoiiOultr. uaD @reenu1cunt &p., an Der
N. o. unD g. s. @fe ppn Mabilcuffr. unp
QarforO Ar., an Der u. 8. Gfe bon Wfaotlpu,
u1o Sterltn9ltr. uno an Der 81. 8. @fe Don
WtonuWentltr. uno 9arforp so. @r9lampeu
errtdtet peroen iolen.
Den 50. @pulb s. MarS ertau6t, bic er.
leudtete ubr an ibrem Gtabliiemeut an5ubriu.
gen. 70. o6en oa8 Steu,)
Die BclI5ets&pmmittee ,Durpe 6eauftraat,
Oariiber 81 betidten, OBJ Zen 2anpenau3anpern
Ibr 9ebalt 6t erboben lei.
3meiter 3wei9. Sn uebereiniimmuna
nit DEM erlten 3wei9 muroen $500 beplQiat,
nm IN Den 3eltunBen our @In9abe bon Ylduen
&C. thr ben ueuen neutrality-suspicious. auj5uiprOern.
Die 9erreu OtcGomas> @Qicott uuo @au
Sltta'o murren beauitra9t, Die Netnuugea pe8
Collectors su prifen.
Seloe d3wel8e Uerta8tea (i9 bis WOntag,
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Saccb Ouubam unO 6rancis Collins pare1
an9etlaSt, ben officer &boS, Sobnion %ongegril-
fen 81 babeu; pa fi4 iebGG fein 8eipei8 as9eu
tie b~etlteleu lteB, 10 wurnen tie e~ntlafien.
Saccb Wai8bt befam tpesen 0ltois unb me
gen Wiperltaupe8 ge9en ben officer ScbnIpn
enc Wpte arrelt. ytibola8 6relinaer mar
an8etIa9t, bic 6rau 2ouiie 8Of angesriHen gu
BADEN. 80 8ing aus Den 3eu9ens2tuolugeu
berrcr, baB per brutale &erl III Der AbUelenf
belt be3 Dtanue8 Der 5rau lGoif ia peren Gicre
8etorlt1en mar luo plejelbe Az priibeln uap ~
erltedIen 9eorobt bate, nobel ct ibr nit per
Odult Dor rem @eiid,e berumTubr. Jrou Q8oli,
Die l9nau9er War, erldrad 10, oaB cine 6ebls
9eburt %elrtrat. Der WfiDetbater lpurDe trpt
oteler 8rauirenpcn llmitdnpe nur III IA Ea9eu
Wrrelt perurtbeilt.
Damn Dnrpe Der Pro3eB ce8 Sebu Spart8
autaerufeu, Der o~u9etlast 1T, ben Ma1bem
Dople purd Die BruIt sejGoI1eu 5u babeu. ga
aber ONple. Der etn3i3e StaataSeu5e, trce mebts
nnali8er Uorla0uu9 nIht eri9len, 70 purDe eer
Pro5eB UerlaOben. Ger Rnabe Dople wu1De
pdbreno zines StraBeu9eIedtes 3Wliden cen
Quuter6 uno Boilers auf Eeoeral 0tu Sc
Idcllen)
Sem Wt0rber TOrO pas Sooesnrtbetl uers
fRn6igt.
Wad @rleot9un9 cbtBer TIue, ungaf1br 10
WfInutea mad l u9r lteB 9ildter Stump Zen
be5 NtcrDes iAulpt8 befunreneH Dll. u Serb
pcr(iDren.
JlItlter Stunlp rebete ibn 10 gu: vQ9m. s..
TcrD, sic iino be8 Wforpe8 I'M e.(ten GRADE
I4uloi9 e funoen tpOrDeu. Oie @curt bat, mad,
relflINer Grna3u19, nidt8 9efunpea, uerur4
lie ab9ebalten wetpen tonnte, Sbnen Sbc ura
tbeil gu pelfGnDtBeu. Die Court ertbellt ST.
nen fetnen 9eIltliden 3iatb !; oa5 IiberidBt lie
Den Dienern oeS &pan9ellulms. SIRE Gelt1els
rt8er beabitAtIgen, S9ten 6an ror Die Court
Of appeal 81 brtneell, UNI Das ltibeil t {
e8 2rtbunalS 81 beleitI9en. DoD bierIter
MIL l3 nldlt8 Iagen."
Der Jfthter fr18te rann cen 6Drb, o6 er cte
mas 81 bemerfen babe, pcrauf bieier ertpioerte,
er panfe fir bic lbtn ettbeilte @rlau6n!B, Al
lpreden er Ieu8ne nidt, paB er 8urnbam 0es
ldpllen babe, aber e8 iet aus 9totbpebr gel6ea
ben; bate er eS ni4t 9etban, 70 bdtte CT Ielblt
III pas punfle 2bal oeS Ippes nlnperu mIlIel.
Der 0ftdter lprah nun DY4m q. Tprp,
mad relfllder @rwd3uns Idqt DE Court pa8
urtbell, baB Ste pom bier nab benz Plae, ppa
NO Ste oetcnimen, Sencalrlen merpen unp pm
oa an Dem Gage, cen Der @puperneur b~eltia..
men miro, nab Der 0iGtitatte se[abrt uno pa~
Telblt am 5alle aui9eban9en perpen lpQen, big
SIe t0pt iinO. Wepse Der epi9e @sber of 8
@nten Sbrer 5eeIe sndptg lein!"
Der Wtoroer, befanntlib Elm j9Gner uno allp
ocPpeIt rlnterelfdnter" Waun, 5st8te bet ret
SerfinOI9uu9 pe8 llrtheil8 sroBe 6elpcaun0,
muBte li9 lepCG pOaltanpi8 gu beberriden.
Qierauf perta8te lid) Die Gcurt bis beute.
Qr. &9oHaS 3. @arpner, Der @lerf Der Griuio
nal Count lte9t 9%e9enpdrtig an DER 2un8en.
ent3unpunR narnJeper. 0r. u. &. 9Alep aers
lIebt unterDelien leine Uuuttipaen.
Sn Der Wt = : Is II unD III pen
anoern @curts fun ni0ts ron Bepeutun1
Dor.
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GaueD'8
vi agical Pain Extractor.

Magical Pain Extractor.
AtemGIs II clue Gntset .na III Der MatsrtaI @lebAtuae
rtdAt mBrben, uDbEr her SGners 70 fb cd ehtaf IA : :,
unb NO 1Jetle tn nnrter @ntJa ;ung 70 raid in |brtn natar,
ltt n 3uitaab auradsebraat O;sr nun en- Mnb @elbpare +
9DutOmmeG 8sbeht werbsn uHb babd se ne @drt en- pber ISM.
tt8. n S9Gosn, sar6taeIaRer, al bird Daats's mastide
Sbmer3. gertIBsr.
8et S6ntttfa, 2~0rHbin, gsrrsniungen uns Bra fHen -
GGlen, beHen Ridber tmmfr unternDr en- fnb - III 81 gliy.
iun8 es d9ten . alfs' den Sdm. r .@ertt gers imner BIZ
telbt! VDte ptsl SGpersen anO Qettea t5untfn nt6t osrA
ftei 9 Nstttel Ser6tnb be, t psrbsn. Sa felbf las QsbC1 b. mar
9it edDDa ab, 6b Der d6ts 0Gle9. @rtr Ct Bet Der bonb til.
Neeeres relG8sn me ne 8~eOruften pampbtete, auf lie in er.
Jebeat etnsuretlsa mir erioube pn. fur beten ~EDatrEsft IL
rntA pErdntnDrnt6 bate.
stein tAa bel 8erbrsnnunsen unb Berbrlbunaen u1ao er
nc9. 10 btb lttenD fetn, BAT iernals btu eQpirfen en-, unfer.
tradsaben UNI eetlenr'n @t8saiGaf en- BON 3 Il 80 S&msr>
seus. gsrt I8fr mt erfan6en.
Dttieipe III nur G3t, ptnn bic S6adtfl etn in StatI sefo.
6iHes etiquette nit Der G'snatur son 6. y. q bfd ene
UNI q o. Gisentpumer, unb 3entp OaIIte, Gabrtfen
tat.
Treis so Cts. fur bic sd 76tiG,
ssa Der aeats Ufrb psTiouit BET Gsts G. 5ane,
fCS. ID :.5atSm9rtfr. silks
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%bee nnb 1nHee.

GER AUD mtrfIin gut Il.
gDenE tbr f1tsGten Safes unb 1bee Yer yrau1t, 10 IN Cd
cure e!etne so4ule. 49, SIR fbnnt Gan3 epr 81 eIt& enteS
aaO titt8en Igee unD Aqfee laben IN Sem 9 to Re BEN
ARtHelen &fs on 1a%lttm2re~ aao 8reperttfr.
1ltn0 nt G9tneie D2a GipntG5 DiOTgen bts Sdrntae gtGGt
tept udo auD tintaCei ppn ietaeU. bilt8sr uub bettfnren ybee
EnD RGfee 81 tGUitu. gH1i6ai
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Ieioen n(s Nei(m,itfel.

~ n.o. vi n n,s edts Genna. Gslsen t6nnen BEN
gpofItnta as pas bette witttes 6esen 8rfOptuns, nere6le
w tnep hno GIe dnofrn, aus elmer uaprbnung tes @eebnu.
nun9stgEsnle enthaneensn 9~rantbehen t~rtpfpbfen perbeM.
AneI@lieBitD PfapGrirt bon Ism. 8. o Imam, Gtemtf In
cd adtsI bti
Ott4'S GeR @, 9anee, SIS. 103 gaIttmsrear
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Or. Qupents apInene Rinsn

s,ues h. ,..-f~"R" BHRpelS FtlIen
sntsastsettsn' sic ltnb nod rem Recest cine s"ht H. rar Eraus
s sstSs . mrstss P%raparttt anS gang 9as nIplsr So, nSa''sa nns
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