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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-19

beautiful cold snuff box--sct, as You per
ccivr, with diamonds will your lad, ship
honor me 10y acrrrtin" this rs sli3 Int token
Of my regard for the pleasure afforded me
by Your company and conversation
You are Il very gallant gentleman.
Senor.' She laughed, taking the two rcv"I.
vcrS in onc fair hand, anl presenting the
o her.
reached the box toward hcr--but NV
hand trcmbled little and just as tic
present WAS about to touch her fingers, it
slipped and fell between us.
~ thousand pm,pn>, Scuorita, for awk-
wardncsS.' | said, As bent down to pick
It up.
Now was the ailimporant moment e. 'hc
moment Of it;: and death. All were in Il
measure off their guard and one quick,
suitivc glance showed me that the girl still
held my weapons carcicssly in one hand,
with the other remaining extended for the
prize. Fitted the box carefully; tut aS
raised myself, gave will. startling veil:
an,l rs the Srnori:a started lack. |. with the
Iuickncss Of lightning, seized both weapons
and wrrnchcd them from her
To wheel and commence firing Spon the
party, was now only the work Of IL moment.
The first SHOT, fortunately, stretched out the
chief: the scronl took effect on the onr.
nearest to him; and hy the time the third
had lccm sent To lis mission. there arose one
simultaneous Veil tlislnav, and the astuuu,!-
"'l robbers began to scatter in every tlircc-
n. had 10 disposition 10 f How them,
however, another minute they might rally
and turn upon nc anl Sprirg;ng forward.
| grasprl the rciS of :, freed mustanr and
vautc'l into Tie saddle. One more glancc
:;ruu,sl me showed me the Srnnr,, Paula
upon the boly of the chief. her laughter
changed to grief: and some Of the scattered
towards bringing their wcapnns TO bear up.
Oh me.
".\lios Scno,iia, and S-noves~ said
bitterly; che laughs best who Laughs las, -
The next moment was da>l,ny away
down the road, the half rallied robbers pour.
ing after III" Il vollcy, hnt fortunately no,
touching their mark. They would doubt.
less have followed me in ho. pursuit, lu. for
the wholesome dread they lai "t my still
unl;>char~',! wrap";l. As It wis escaped,
and entered the town "E p,lcbIa in r,,mph;
where it is almost needless to add, n narra-
'ir" Of my exploit made me II hero and
lion for the time. Here sold nv captured
mustang and tranpngS for enough to in-
demnify me for what ha,l disposed OF in
the way Of presents, and the next day saw
me IN inside passenger of the same ,liligcn-
cia, cn rouie Tor Mexico, where arrived in
safety, without any further event worthy Of
note.
What became Of the robbers and their
beautiful arcomplice | never learned; but
the lesson taught inc on that journey have
never Forgotten; and during the remainder
OF my stay in that country, no pretty wo-
men ever had the honor Of being my bust
ness conii'lantc, or Of getting possession Of
my trusty and untaiiing revolvcrs.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-19
Lot those laugh who win" "


Boys, don't he afraid Of being laughed at
if YOU are doing right, for sooner or later.
truth will prevail; and then those have ridi-
cued others may be-, i'll tleir>t tutn, objects
of derision.
About one hundred years ago, Benja-
min Franklin sent II paper containing his
opinion, as the result.of his experiments,
electricity and lightning were one and the
same thing, to society Of learned scientific
men in London. He got lastghea at for his.
pains, and was probably considered very
visionary 2and foolish by tllose wise men,
How is it nova Above the Justly celebra-
tel remains Of Morse and Fioil that of Ben
jamim Franklin will ever resound froin,
one end OF the earth to the other, willie those
learned scientific men who despised the A.
mcrcan philosophers theory are compare
lively unknown.
Christopher Columbus too was auehc,ll
ut for what WAS considered his insane no.
tions when he went from court to court try
ing to get kings and great men to listen to-
his great theory Of q vast undiscovered
world beyond the sea. Ridculc anil cruel
contempt were heaped upon him. How is
it now! The name Of Christopher Colun,-
bus is known throughout the earth, and al
though the country he discovered was not
named after him, his history has become q.
nursery tale over the civilized world. Tue
king and queen, Ferdinand and Isabella, ,aro
more famous for having aided the poor and
unknown navigator in hissdiscovery. than
they could have been for any great battles
or victories. Those who so cruelty ridicu-
led him are unknown, except as having he'll
ped to crush "a noble man who was trying
to benifit mankind by tho discovery offa.
new world.
If you excel in wisdom, courage, good.
ness, or in the discovery of truth. you Wilt
be very apt to lie ridiculed by those WHO
too ignorapt, wi'fpl or envious tosunderstan,l
you. Don't mind ridiculs "any moreflia,p
the flies that light on%you when you are,
running u footrace. Shake them on sntE
run on. If Franklin, Columbus, and shost
of other great men, had been frightened by:
u ia"gh, The world might have Waited ,nsiiy
years longer for the discovery Of. a ne.g c,,n3
tiuent or for The wonderful elec,ictelfgitapI,!
american Ness.
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There's Work Enough to Do.

The blnckLirI carly leaves its rest
I" meet tn" smilin. morn,
Aud gathering frasrants for its nest
From upland wood anl lawn:
III: busy he. that wings its way
Mid sweets "fvarir,l hue,
AnI every flower woull seem To say.
''lhcr"'s work enough TO do"
The cnws,ip AMI the spreading vine,
The daisy in the grass.
The SNOW drop and the cglantine,
Preach sermons rs they pnss.
The ant. within its cavern deep.
Would lid us labor too.
And writes upon his tiny hcar--
There's work cnouy!, to do
Th" planets, at .hc;r Makers will,
Move onward in their ears.
Fer Natures W i'll is never still
Progressive us the stars.
The leaves that iluticr in tn: air.
Anil sun,.nrr Lrcczc5 Woo,
One solemn irui to man ,lrcinrr---
"There's work enough to do"
"Who. then. can sleep. whcp all arounl'
j. active. fresh and free
Small !nan-rrcat;on's l"r.l be fo,nl
Less busy thau The bee.
Our courts am! alleys are the field.
II man would search .!,en through
The best Of sweets Of labor yield,
And "wu!k :uuuu!, 20 do
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TO SPOIL A DAucHTER.-Be always tel.
ing her how very pretty she lie.
Ins,ilI n'o hr r young mind an undue love-
for dress.
Allow herto read nothing but works OF
Fiction. Teach her all the accomplishments;
but none Of the utilities Of Fife.
Keep her in the darkest ignorance ofmys-
teries housekeeping.
Initiate her into the principles that tits
vulgar. to do anything for terelf, To
strengthen the latter have q lsdy's maid.
Teach her 10 thidk that she, is ,bettsrtban i
anybody else. a sa
Make her think she is sick when ,she aiis i
not, and let her lio in bed taking medicines
when half an hours, ont ofdoot exercise
would completely cure her Iasiness., 4r, 10
And lastly, having giving her such nm cd
ucatiop, marry hertoa moustached qentsy,
man, who is clerk with salary Of $3.50
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. :"Mr. Smith, you said you once offieiated
in the pulpit did you mean by that that
You preacheda" "No.sir, / held the ligIlt
for the I,,sh who did preach" "kh, the
court. understood you. differently. They
supposeI that the discoufts came from
you" mo sir, l. r>onlythrawsd title
light upon it."
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A New Life PreserVer.

An invention recently patented, which in
its constructions embraces two fold pur-
pose, viz: that of u vast and life preselvcr,
was exhibited yesterday afternoon at the
Washington Navy Yard in the presence Of
Il board Of naval officers appointed for the
purposes by the Secretary Of the Navy, and
Of large number OF gentlemen who had
been attracted ihi,hcr b. the announcement
that the experiments were to be n':.Ic.
The experiments were conducted by Mr.
J. 7. .\mcs, who placed life preserving vests
upon two young men, who thcrcnron jump
, ed into the water and iloatcl in security
upon its surface, perfectly well demonstrate
lng the fact, that when properly encased in
one Of these garments, it would I've impossi-
ble to sink, and tha, no discomfort wonlL
tc experienced in wearing it.. The young
men stood upright in the water, Heated or
their backs with crossed feet anl ha,.I.
claspcd under their hoaS l.v on ,hcir
chests anI placing their hands hcl,iud them
c!"spcd the feet, unbu,to!lel the vest, and
: still It's Uuoyant qualities were uuinpairc,i.
and lis great superiority over invention Of
the kind most satisfactorily demonstrated.
)" well is the vest arranged, that when sim
cIcnI!y well inflated to support him in tn.
water and should circumstances; require
additional buovnucy sufficient 10 sunn,,i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

ssh,s Bennett Leader Racer White Cloud Emblem
,4bArr brig Showers sowsrs 1aanrs. for Portland;
schs siasbsh davidson Long ~ snesd = Sork Caro-
tharlsion Jenny Lind coonbs Bacisport Tor soriosi
A%snds Hunsy Camden for do Sid schs ASgsins Tan
;'ss shS psrsn ss %
Psrshs Il, Crowe do for Dennis In port 20 NJ. caim
a .s s ss.s Golden
ssl Dyer sa s and Jenny lind phneas
stem; her bss been dseL.rsed Il as%ssea sa
Passing harss Broth RS from Calcutta Boson Benz
SS %sis s%+o,s 10 p Lady snsu ora.o y
erpoo cld blp oh,ns seazs frs-s; Haze aswes
's'ia1i spS Ss VICE bark Gram
rsfqs ssS' w
'l SsS yfeS sG~a Black
ys'rS9 sssTs ga .su Co, Boston
srsnl Flint Robas9s L's-ssO hscssway sf.n M
den Hiors bars Lydia Francis, Dasge 90, schr o Net
ia,h"ar 10y ieD ship N,th Thompson shan non asvre
flowed to oath ult shp Chas penne hsssippi bark
sOR- ok March ls-lo Hampton Rosds slip vsrsalles
& r eonsSr 1917 os so. mo sem.
skw BEDFORD, March $50 schrs Angela, Lsmsn
NsWf0RI March Is PM-.ep,ned scbr sz,. Lewis
i.S.xTs sshss John aqS.rS RsEsf sS.ss Ior
DO for koIoi Leader Hart Rockpoc for do; { Greece
Fen tsa'yssSs s9p
johnson Providence for WORK Also brig slor Went
worth Psrsu outh IN for Pens cola schr Native Ameri-
bixon, from Newh ny port for Philadelphia
PHILA rtLPHIa Msrch 6-Arr schrs Sarah Wool ridge
higgins. Trinidad Ru NoHbury port SsY ali
Jane Bro'her,op Nyork Belo- hsrk Lycu-gus from Pa
lcrmo nrg lboe Walter. from West Indas Cid st.smer
Boston seIsN; Nfork big Geo Wh,sey aaner, Genue-
Payre l.,
PROVIDENCE March l6-Arr schr Wonder French, New
York -
,PsEs.coLA, March Arr bark Starlight Bean, Apaia
ch,cols
sAvANsAH. March ls-Arr schr Gov Eaton, s. Thomas
CID ships John Dur on Leav Highland taef Swan
tom admiral tr) Matthew's and Monticello Lsnaerkin Lv
erpool
Itib-Ar RS ted shp Geo Evans Glasgow; lugoman
boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17
NEWSPAPERS.

NEWSPAPERS
CONS OF MALT
- NATIONAL POLICE q ZErrE
Issued this day, con.sns
An account Of the
Conspiracy of the
OF Malta
To overthrow the
General superintendent of Pohcs
A full account
OF the bloody scenes
Enacted ia the city
OF New Orleans
And eYpoae Oft
Per sons engaged In
The Reign OF Terror.
Awful depravity snd
Startling dis .osures ma ie
On z -mipaioD at
Detroit, which Sufap B. Janness
Was charged with the
Horrible crime Of incest,
Autobiography Of Marcus
Cicero Stanley, elected
On bis mination
During sestiga.ion
Before Re corder Barnard.
Also portrait OF
Ibe celebrated hotel
Boot thief, taken
From dsguerreotype-
Exceedingly rich.
ROSS TOusEY,
General ayen.s-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

SHOuLD THIS yFf THE EYE OF HENRY c; N, HE ls
~ requested 10 without delay TO George Henrfqoes
New York Post onice, and all will be we'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

Since Jan lst...s4,o ols l3, 2ss IL ,,39, 500
The value Of exports has thus this year been we'll
sustAined. While the value Of imports has fallen of
largely since January l. have decrease Of only two
millions Of dollars in the exports For this port alone THIS
s encouraging but the Southern ports have done much
than this The shipments OF cotton have not been
large quantity, but consequence Of the high prizes
ruling Liverpool since the opening Of the present year
the Increase in value has been very great AZ the
advances and the outward movements Of cotton be
come active, the difference 10 value between im
ports Of foreign manufactures and exports OF domestic
produce viii enlarge. We should not be surprised
the for the fiscal year Of the ending
June 30, 1853 nominal balance In favor OF tens Of
millions Of dollars The revuson last fall suddenly
rested importstons, and have been living upon
previous Accommodations Our exports have not nuctaaed
violently and the prospect Of important increase
u A. strong that our mports,ons will be conside-
raby below those for the last several previous years
The extent which economy carried In this country
when real necessity exists, truly wond erful
We shall II illustrated this year by the reduction
our importatons. In this way we make up 10 . short
time for past focs and eItravasanoe and ultimately
cover position Of greater strength. The saving In this
way present year viii not be less than hundred
million Of dollars equal 70 nearly half Of the debts
due from suspended houses during the recent revuson
This Ia the way 70 regulate these things. n we dance
the be paid for aud upon thai principle
act In regard 70 Injuries OF all kinds. II comes easy
enough 70 retrcnch and economic when becomes gene
raj though 70 make II fashionable. We In thAs
condition, and going Along smoothly enough We are
making money In The regular operations a trade, ne
are saving BY economy. In time We shall be In full
blast again forgsu Of The past and apparently regard
iess Of he consequences.
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Notices to MarSaers.
The Light chip from The rive Fahom Bank, went into the
Delaware BresAwater afternoon of the i.th inst
Notice hereby given that the buoy Mark Island Ledge
at 'be month Of Harpwen Sound, has disappeared Il will be
replaced possible.
By order of the Lighthouse Board
IHEO GREEN, Lighthouse Inspector LIST dist
Portland March Is, 1855.
NORTH AND BALTIC skAs-vARiATIoS 1883
HYpRoGRAPnIc HYFIcE, ADMIRALTY
LONDON. Feb. H. 1858 !
The following Information respecting the variation OF the
compass IN the North and Baltic mutation of that
relating the Brsb isles published by OF The Lords
Commissioners Of the Admiralty August, 1857 Ia made
public in spprise of the
which tie North averages mputss
annually and in the Baltic SEA- about minutes AIS,
agents the of The
sailing directions and charts USE which
he variation IL erroneousy noted T,
From the Eastern British isles 10 the Kata
the general of the lines of equal vraen
and by w Urue) ranging 10 from IS 49,
the kattegat the Cuff Of Ficand, the lines Of
equal variation nearly North and south Urue ranging
from l6 10 8 W esterly.
The variation every s If the following places
Ia West and the figures Indicate the degrees:-
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Miscellaneous and Dasastsrs,

snr AvospAx-By telegraph, despatch received yes.er
day morning from Portland learn that the ship Avsr' ale
Ruark from Liverpool Feb IS for New York. totally lost
Arhlow Bank Feb IS The VAS built at Baltimore In
1853 Ta7 tons register rates Al. and valued al $4,000
snp BAY STATE q and 70. Boston from New oresn,
PROCEEDED ON her voyage ith inst
SUP .oas MnIosIPhsdelghs. Msrsh Is Isss SIS. N
ans have he pleasure Of informing You that The persan
relative Q reached h SV IN
win z. Rirt, passenger As he may write me shortly
en- SoaTd nj in Which case viii drop You line should
6nt hight e.d 70 he identacsoe any party you might
motsr -By letter Enwood walter Esq secry Board Of
Yorh put Norfolk 18th met in distress she experienced
Q, which The bark also sustained damage
B.RK II,scA from Per, Fsnin for New York with sugar
severe gale. which csu:ea her 70 Leak and "a
barrels OF and other articles.
BnIc PACIFIC formerly Of Boston which was wrecked At
the river Mron was snd sold has been got Of
with cargo % 0loucessr Or Boston Al The time she vas
she went TO pieces soon after.
BRie u.rHr at Boston from MansanIlla, the 9Th inst
sprung bOwsprt
soHR JosrrH rrrrr1n from Norfolk fer the West Indies
ashore oil iaieras the sh INST and lost with
scna KissrY at baltimore from Havana sails &c
sens MARY EDDY stBanore from New Orleans los, sails
and Jibboom.
soHR Gro NAseHIx, a, Baltimore from Aiakspas, split
sails, &C.
scnR CpAss PElsIGr, at Philadelphia from Wilmington,
the It'll heavy gale from Sf " INV shipped
which water casks shifted deck load, split sails
| and received other damage.
The obigng purser OF The steamship Columbia Of the
Charleston line will accept thanks for many and
unued favors.
The steanshp Augusta Cap, woodruff arrived yesterday
morning from Savannah The has thanks for his
/ hind attentions
| srr.usury Coturua.-A CApp.-we the undersigned,
passengers steamship Columbia beg tender
Captain Berry for hind
passage and particularly for bringing from Charles
wharf here In s6 and 70 minutes
whstAnding 10 hours Of head winds Churchll. Jas
| Pohemus Covles, n Iavtolete, w Hawkes., Henry
LonGeneoker 0rtega. Barien, Geo wAshrufa Jesse
Hall ChAs Kunand, Levi sayies william Dsvia william
Decuero, Paul CAmpsignso, Joee de Cebalos, Bird,
/ John Miller. q Msuler. Justo San Miguel
i NEW YoRS, March Is. 1855.
The shg Europa vas Yesterday morning taken the Bee
honal dock foot OF Clinton street. for repairs The bark
Comet Also on The anal Balance dock for repsirs
Whaling Statistics or the Port or Talcahusro.
Chin.
The following arrival a American vhaIers
during the year ending December 1881 the amour,
Of oil and bone entered al scahuano Chill were tken
from the records Of The Consulate that port The
Asuree indicate only the board
val zach 81 put down In This schedue In TIA order II
her arrival beginning with the first OF the year viii
borne mind 1st the vesels
Just from home and had The ther
| Al that port commenced upon heir seaaou-
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

TUESDAY, March 1b-6 p n.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market dull The
OF later by the North American had
tendency to check operations Common grades
heavy, while good medium and extra brands continued
firm The sales embraced about 5 600 . 5000 bD!s at
shtu. the following auotatous:-
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GtnSt Baltimore
Sl,1f s.r,,t Steubenfette!

lBer wrQte beute 5uriidtlelben, mo eS gut,
benz erS6ten bentldeu 0elOeil, Ger t1r ar1ert1
fu'S 6reibeit tamplte unO niele 9roBe &epubllt
nit beoriinrete, gu ieinem Ne9te gu Oerbets
fen un6 uns Iel6lf gu unIerem 9tedtl gu Oerbel'
fen. Oeute Gilt e8, ~nnleren eilSebcrene1 At'tS
buraern 3u seigeu. DUP mir unS %unIerer Srllbe=
rebiie1ug bewuBt lino uno baB mir unS
bieIelbe nldt pertimmern lalIen lpolen.
2u ar9ten bdben mir beute nldtS,
wenn mir uns ni6t firdten. limb wer mcllte
fib iii an einem lrlden Gage, no eS
gilt, eiuen Selpen gu ebren, rer lth ME 9es
firdtet batI
OO6 es 1T feline @efabr pOrblnpen
SelbIt pa8 prclfriptiul1e Slatt, Der v@lipper",
aebt nit 9eib unp Seele fir rus SteubenIelt.
Gr ermatute nod seltern 9ewihe @lemente Der
bieIiaen 8epGlterung, cod ia p1S patrtotlpe
9Selt ni6t gu itGren. ST melnt, Seoer' let e.
Nmelifaner roer OeutIher, icle auf penn 0sl.
plaBe benz peutlden MottO bulpi5en ~Ore"el
@u9 beS 2eben8." ..A
Marlba(l Serring wiro NIT 100 letner t M
tiaIen Brl3ilten auf BEN Plaee le'n. Son
Der 8raupur unO GiidtiStett rtelee oe1nlls"
bHrfen mir iiber5eu9t fen, bag er alf Dem 6slt'
plal,e in pUaem OtaBe leine Rtltht ipnn mlfo'
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8e1onbere g emerfun9en.

- - -
y Mue pom ben 8ereinen fet SenCmmenen Sit
feis mullen bis WittpOt1, Nahmitta9 4 lbr, 9egen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sertau DIT, uno Die rnpert1ut@
ten Sidct5 pen ben Oeltgaten Der e~ln6elnen Ser
cine an pemlelben Gage, Nbenp5 8 Ubr, an ben 81
bteiem 3pede alSpann i'm 9Dfale oe5 unabblngt>
oeu 5urnDereinS, @fe Don Jr0nt< uno Spmbarpltr,
Gnpelenpen S6aBmeiiter abgeltefett rperoen.
p Aae bteienisen Oeleeaten, pttht StdetS
oeupmmen baben, baben bis Dttttpoh BERN SGaBr
metlter, Serru Spilfer, SanuDSerltraBe Nr. 10,
ab2urehnen fir bic perfduften &idets s3ablun9 81
Ieiiteu uuo bic unperfaufteu SurudSultefern. Die
ieniatr, bic an Der YrpSelVDn She'll nebrhen' b1<
ben tbrc geIGiten GIdets entmeper r)Unli@ poer
burd tbren Gelesaten ge9en paS gegtttn1atlUnsbanp
un1SutauI9cn.
81 SplAe, bic ni4t an Der prp5e IIcn GbetlEheb>
men, empTan9eu ibre Se8tttrattpn0bdnoet 8e9en
Wb1abe Der StGet5 ant @in9anJe gum 0efpldBe.
II 8uB9Gnger betreten pen 5eltplas ppn Der
@et!e Der 5r~eOeridrpab, 8utlhen unc Sug995 fab'
rem bis an Die al Der Seite bon SalttWCreltr. DC"
fiuolihe @infabrt.
s. S6ne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fam Nten1nnS Elm
oelaGen perperL nod lt anf benz 6eltplaee anF"
baltcn. NJ.
g. Die Srbnung8marI6Gle terbet an ben YIN
aGnaen ME AMI benz 0etplaBe fur Nufre9Ebaltnn9
Der Srpnung iCr9en, nno pertrauet MIR aHI DIE
Gjeinnun98t16ttafeit %unierer pertben Witbnraef'
baB Ee ~fraitislt ba3u b~eitrasen weroen.
u Spirituplen Werpen auf BEN SeltplaBe nt4f
Serfauft.
s. Die e~inSelnen 9Ogen, @pmpa9nten unb Ser
cine weroen ibre SpeSialintruttipnen fur bic
Marihpronung purA ben 5errn @bief>M ar lhdl'
Maipr Stin1 erbalten. 9unft 6 ubr merpen
1imnttli6e 9tetaurattGnen unp @rFriIhung9lDcale
Auf benz 6e(tplaBe sel9lOlen:
Oa6 @rcecutipcomite.
q. @ u nj a A er, YrGloeat+
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SEetf;u0ssSr0nun0

be8 beute, DNnnerltlg ben 2. Sept, i%tattftn.
penoen Steubenfelte8.
GbiefsMaridau 5u YferDel
3wei AOjutanlen gu Pferoe),
Da8 UOultdupi9e UtultcOrpS Der uSnOepen'
bent Blues,
EuslOr 2eidte Dru9oner,
2aiapette DruBoner,
SHene Sutl9e nit ben WRlt8lieoern be8 W
cecuttps@ Committees,
Ottene Sutlhe nit ben 6eitreonern,
Ole baltimore S9isens@ OmpaSnte,
Grtum bwagen,
SeqS Nerren gu YferDe al8 @brenD19e,
Sadlrn @arbe,
Burner SGisen Corps,
SCcial cemctr. Gurnperein,
uuabbdn9i8er GurnUersin,
Nricn @elan9Uerein,
2ieperfran6,
SDncDrpid,
@ermania Wdnnerdcr,
Sarmpnie,
@elan9perein Spffnun9,
@upbpui1,
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