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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25

y TEST OF SINcERITY.-Among the nu
merous societies who have held their ami
versarics recently in New York, and pub
lished statements OF their financial condi-
ton, is one that has assumed the name Of
"The Compensating Emancipation Society"
Its object is, to promote emancipation Of
slaves, by compensating their masters fully
or partially for their loss in letting them 90
free. Among the hundreds Of magnificent
charters that are collecting and disbursing
thousands and hundreds of dollars for dis
tant and doubtful objects, this humble AS
ISOLATION for q home work to aid in the re-
moval of a wrong whose evils have convuls-
cd the country, puts down lis whole receipts
for the year at $3.50, not more than the price
of good field hand for tie same PERIOD
/ Where thousands can be raised 10 inculcate
false impressions and stimulate sectional
hate, not one dollar can be got to take out Z
riyet from the shuckles of single slave
Such an association might do much good, in
{ the numerous cases where benevolent per-
sons own slaves that they are disposed
to emancipate, but cannot make the entire
loss without bringing themselves to begga
~, but who would let them go for a third o.
half their value, if they could secure thei
freedom. There are sometimes children
born in slavery from the intercourse of out
cast white men with blacks, whose African
origin it is difficult TO detect. These slave
on plantation, are all eyosore to the slav
owner; the sight Of his own color and fea
lures degraded to slavery is constan
otTense to his feelings, and a living roproac
; of the injustice and wrong Of the ihstitu
ton. Those slaves, if removed in infancy
their origin would never be known to them
selves or others. They are unsaeable q
slaves, and for many reasons masters ar
glad to get rid of them. a few thousand
could be annually expended on sneh objects
, and relieve slavery from one of Its mos
odious and degrading sights-that Of
white man IN slavery to his own color.
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AUCTION SALEi
ON lhis Mornipg. hIay the . 5

At O'Clock, we will offer for sale at Auction
IA Rooms, corner of Main and Third Streets, Ey-
ansvile, assortment of very fine Goods, consist
ing of Gents Ready Made Summer Clothing, Goats,
Vests, Pants, Boots and shoes Ladies' Dress Delanes
aud Dress Trimmings, lying, Inserting, Moi ant que
ry, Table and Dessert Spoons, Silver Forks and
catches.
ON THURSDAY, May 9th, we will offer for sale
the trade large assortment of Glassware, Ocean
tiers, Moas.es Cans, half Gallon Jars, Webster and
Mt. Vernon Sugar Bowls, Preserve Dishes, inch
Plates, Tumblers of various kinds and patterns.
sale to continue from day 10 day, until the entire
stock il sold. NO0LSEN & NELSON,
my25-It Auctioneers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
COAL.
COAL.
RNNIAM MINISc NNMriNY

BoDIAM MINING COMPANY,
Cotce on Water street, under the Teiegragh 0fice.)
Cart loads Of Is bushels Of Bolau Nine Coal de-
liTered to auy part of the ctyat 81 ~ per load Coal
weighed II desired at the expense OF the purchaser.
Notes Of sovent banks of Illinois and Wisconsin Ia
ken in payment. JOHN WYMONp.
oec-o-I Secretary and Manager.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25

sNThe bill interdicting masqueradeballs
in New York has received the appreciation OF
the Governor, and is now q law of the State.
This bill is simply an amendment of the law
of 1929, which imposes fine of 81 900 for
giving a masquerade ball, recoverable BY
civil suit. The new law makes the offence a
rnisaetneanor, liable 20 De punished b. i'm
priqonrnenf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25

@The Philadelphia Press, in com
menting on the plumbers made by Eng
lish writers in all matters relating to this
country, exposes some very gross errors
Of Allison. Next to Allison's it says:
The most notable example was afforded by
the writer, who concluded biographical no.
tice of Daniel Webster, the statesman, by
stating that "this eminent man was execu-
ted, at Boston, for the mnrder of DIR. Park
man, an eminent chemist -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25
T0-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW ARRIVAL OF LUMBER
AT THE
NEW LUMBER YARD,

CORNER OF MAIN AND EIGHTH STREETS.
Is order to make room for new stock of LUM-
- BER now here, and on the way, will sell our
Dry Lumber AT very low prices, and less than eyel
before offered in this market.
We have a good stock of Pine Shingles, ORES,
Flooring, Dress Ceiling. &C, always on hand.
We will be receiving Lumber direct from our Mil
IN Pennsylvania, by every rise dnring the season.
WATSON, NEWBERRY h co.
rnN9n-tf
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,CCNDRIES-
= 5OO reams Wrapping Paper
50 DO Letter h. Cap Paper;
80 dOZ. WashboaTds;
Is do Beicords;
80 boxes Mercantile Writing Fluid,
leo boxes Ground spices;
20 do Star Candles;
500 i boxes Sardlnes
zoo = do do;
- cases Cove 0y siers;
20 kegs :. T.. Soda;
Just received and for sale by
ny25 WHEELER . RIGGS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ysssLr@, NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
49,. (solid Agate) insertion; 20 cents per
line three times; 80 cents per line one week; discount
on longer time.
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)ESGOITTTEnE
EVANSVILLE
General Agency.

III. COOK q son, are agents for the Mi
ALe ami Powder Co., and keep a full stock on
hand, in Magazine.
McCormick's Reaper and Mower combned;
Stockwell & Hume's Patent Grain Drills
The Champion Mower;
kalston's Thrasher, Separator and Cleaner COM
bined.
Cummings Patent Straw Gutter.
SanfOrds Paten; Straw Gutter.
Young America Corn and Cob Crusher;
Novelty Mills Flour, the best in the market
southw estern Corn Shelter.
Western Corn Shelter.
Also, have on hand in season. full assortment of
Grass and Garden Seeds, and Seed Grains
myl9 T. COOK
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25

THE WISCONSIN BRIBERY.-The par
ties OH both sides Of the infamous con
tract in the sale OF the Wisconsin Iegis
lature to the Lacrosse Railroad, were so
distrustful of each other, that the men,
bers would not vote on the bill, till the
company had sealed up in packages, the
bonds stipulated to be given to each
member, and deposited them in the hands
Of stake holder, to be delivered on he
passage of the bill. The company had
not confidence in the Legislature, Gov
ernor, and Judges of the Supreme court
to entrust them with the bride he fore the
/ had done their service: and the official S
in their turn, were SO suspicious of the
] company, that they would not consunatt
the matter till the booty was secured
beyond chance. Their dealings disclose
the mutual estimate they had of eacl
others honor. The disclosure is tn,
most degrading and startling in the his
tory of political corruption in this coun.
try. 1t is disgusting revelation, and
one that must arouse popular attention
to the imminent danger to the public
virtue and safety. In this case, the
Governor, the Supreme court, the Legis
laturc, the editors of nearly all the prom
inent journals, the leaders Of the Repub
licans, the Democrats and the American!
all the organs and guardians Of the
public interests, accepted the bride, ant
sold themselves and the State for a price
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25
Great Cures of Deafness and Rheumatism
by De Grath's Electric Oil.

lsDIASAPoLIs, Oct. sd, 1855.
Prof De Gratl--Dear SIR This is to certify have
been partially deaf, for five six ears, and have
been cured by application of De Grath's Electric
Oil presence Of hundred and Thousands of people in
front of the Fair Grounds. Yours, truly,
wa. KENDRICh.
ANOTHER
ISDIAsSPoLIs. Oct. Goth, 1856.
Prof. Ds Grath-DeaT Sir: This certfes that I have
tried Prof De Grath's Electric Oil. have been deaf
for five years and II has cured
Yours trny.
HENRY WOODS, Sen.
YET ANOTHER.
Prof. De Grath-Dear Sir: This certihes that have
been deaf TEN yeas. De Grath's Electric Oil has re-
stored my hearing quite we'll.
Yours truly,
JOHN TAYLOR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25
EVANSVILLE
PLANNING s FLOORING MILL.

SECOND STREET, BETwEES CHEsEUT q CHERRY
HeEALERS in Lumber and Manufacturers OF
~ Doors, shutters, Blinds, Sash. Door and Win
dow Frames, MOuldiEgs OF every size, Flooring,
Misunderstanding Shelving, Nantes. Base Pilsters,
Grcen-house SASH and Chin Pump Tubing.
n large assortment of Sash. Blinds, Doors, Mould
ings ana Pump Tubing, constantly hand. Also.
Ready orked Flooring OF all kinds.
Persons about to erect buildings m the Southern or
Western county considering the low of freight
ny river, railroad canal will find their inter
est to purchase at our establishment, whsre they
be supplied with all the carpenters work, ready
made, OF seasoned lumber, for the finish Of buildings
Our work is not made most factory work. with
ons half way through, but il is framed in the same
manner as if made BY hand Saving of all kinds
done on short notice. Terms cash. unless otherwise
agreed upon. STEELE & HUNNEL.
my2i[f
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

TENHE Board Of Common Council OF the City Of
II Evansville, are prepared to receive sealed pro
posals up TO LIST juno, 1855, for excavating ditch
leading from the Brushy Pond At the OF Mr.. We
building Brick Crlvert under the Green River
road, ut Aliens Bridge, ditch, 80 feet n
length.
Plans and specifications be at the Office Of
the City Clerk.
BY order of the Common Council Of the CITY ~
Evansville. A. LEMCKE, CLERK.
mvf9-aW Tolk shote
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

IL Evansville, are prepared to receive sealed pro
poSas up to LIST June Ss, fer taking up the present
gutter the wharf the foot Of Division street.
cayatng the to the proper depth, and 30 feet in
width, laying il 10 inches Of coarse gravel, and put
ting IN n good limestone gutter, foot in depth,
the stone breaking joints with each ether and laid
edge.
There win be about 200 perches of q cubic feet to the
perch required, beside the rock in the present gutter
The bids must be put in for taking up the present
gutter for excavating per cubic yard, Tor the gravel
per cubic yard, for laying pavement per perch Of q
cubic feet, and for furnishing stone per perch Of %
cubic feet.
The Council do not bind themselves to accept the
lowest proposal any, if they think the interests Of
the city require il.
By order of the Common Council of the City Of
Evansville. A. LEMCXE, Clerk.
myI9-sw yolksbote COPY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25

BRAN at Southern Mill, " 10 cts. per bushel a
retail, and 20 per ton, bye
ap6a IGLEUART BROTHERS.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nEDERED, That owners OF Lots Nos. los, l67, los.
~ 1888, 1874 and l35 in the old plan of the City OF
Evansville, cause the alley running from second 70
Third street. between Main and Locust streets IN the
rear of the Old Presbyterian Church TO be hreught to
the proper city grade within thirty days from me
publication of this notice; and in default thereof, The
Common Council will proceed To perform said work.
and the costs and expenses accTuing thereby, Will DC
assessed 10 and collected by sale OF said property or
much thereof as will satisfy said lien and costs.
BY order OF tho Common Council Of the City OF
Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25

Col. BENTON on LECoMProSIsM.--M
Vim. G. Jones, son-in law Of Col. Ben
ton, has published letter denying that
Col. Benton expressed any strong anti
Lecompton sentiments in his last Inter
views with his friends. The converse
ton in which he is understood to have
stated his anti-Lecompton views most
freely, was with Francis ?. Blair, ir..
Represe NATIVE Of the st. LOUIS District
"a warm and attached friend of Ben
toms. Mr.. Blair it is supposed, vii
reply to Mr.. Jones' letter. In the mean
while, the New York Tribune furnishes
settler for Mr.. Jones, which il will
be hard for him to recover from:
The biography of Mr. Benton, in Apple
toms New American Cyclopedia, copied into
| The Tribune on the 10th OF April last
| Therein it is announced that Mr.. Benton
' zealously opposed the Administration OF
! " Buchanan, and inclined to unite with the
opposition that presented itself in the Re
publican party Mr.. Benton had this bi
/ ography in his hands for revision n month
before his dcceasc, and returned it with t.e
passage We have quoted, unchanged. But
certainly if it had not been true, he would
! have altered it.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That owners Of lots in block 80, "
Iarnasco, cause the alley running in the Of
said block he opened, all distractions in same ie
moved, and the same lie brought 10 the proper CITY
grade within thirty DAYS rom the publication Of this
notice, and in default thereof, the Common Council
will proceed to perform said work and the costs and
collected by sale Of said property, so much there
of as will satisfy said lien and Costs.
Nv order of the Common Council of the City of
Evansville. A. bEMChE, City CLERK.
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WANTED.

a NO I, Hotel Porter. 10 engage in the business In
IN first class Hotel, in OF the most prosperous
towns in the West.
For particulars, enquire at the Post Office.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25

GtOTToN BATTINCi-50b bales for sale by
" GILBERT Il BUWLES,
Agents Cypress Mills.
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&eu=Mnrft SpteI.

Dem seebrten Yutlifum bic e%rsetene @nseiae, taB
pteies Ocuide @a1baus lpwie bic Bar %telel6en neu
r%eftaurirt unS aufs ScuRanpisle sinseridtet lit. 8ei=
Icnbe unb &cilsdmser inpen baieltT sinen suten Slid
1nb bic freunclt&Ie Serienuns. &alte unb marine
Spetlen ilno gu ieSer SasesScit gu haten. Das Bette
Na9erbier, ale Sorten gBetne unb 0iqueure better Qua-
lttat iino iiets p~prrGtbts. gu reGt feiBissm YeIude
otrlcr fitlen uno ansenebn,en 2ctalitGt lapen AUDI In
Der iesisen 9aiion gam, erssbenR Gin
g. 81 arrhau{eu
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Verlnischte Anzeigen.
Neue OeutI6e 4psttefe,

@r bateu Mrrrmsllede Der 4tn unc 9rOapNraee sins nsu,
9ertlte gpot1ete errtttst. in tpclhsr mir ale beutI&en Yrasarate
bahtn uhe eutS 81 inherent geiSaft Rrttrenbise fril6 uno RON
Der btitsn Sualitat itets ~Sera!bis balttn wsrSsr. gBir Iaben bee.
bab cue Oeuiitbe rne uniere 6rcunbe Gin, BEL urS pcrJuIpreben
I'M islelt Ole Sualitat unierer @schinsn gu periu ben. &,espte
ptIoen init outr Sprsfat bes ga6tS unb Cages bercitst. - 9,-
ltsahnssn POM Ganse ,peEeen auf Sas NinftIidfs teiorst.
Uenltcr9lae uno Stnlsl Bon allen Spren unb 9r6sen,
Gerecn BON allen Qualitaten unb Wauufaeturti,
9prtntpnnatss unb Ssftn su ben b~ilislsn 9tsiIsn ut
BON auen Sprten,
Yarfumtricn, S'lrten, Sdntne, SoiletlpieasI, adj.
ties Golnlbcs WaNer, 9efpirje u, bal.
ln6 ists fri1 su baSen.
Setbsn trtisItsn mir cine neue 9atuns ron grtrattsn fran,0RIh,
pln1ttsren. uno GrSbesren Sdfts, wsIbe mir gu ben b%ilisittn Iret.
fen psrtauftn.
Gbrursii4e Snirunsrts. Gisarren, 3abaf u. bsl. were.n lets
sprIatbis ssbalten.
&nSseSetSnstss 8sine, pelbe ni6t semildt unb muir ben Ran.
Ten Que naettkn s%Brblt9atsn ttun, ipercen ebenaas in GROCER WaIIe
rcrratbis sebalten.
usbertaupt aats, mas s inherent @si4afs seb5rt, tpirb pop
etn Ssk' Ssuilten, ersliiten, %fransSIf6en un6 amcrifaniIden
ParSlunscnb eSpaen.
.Ssrr paul Sti6er, bcutitsr @potbefer, welbsr T6 6emaben
ptro unlsrt 3llnoen ltetS nit Der sr5btsn GufmsrfIamtcit Az bcban,
eslh. miro isin Sslfes baSu ~beitrassn, I'm, ben Dinlden uaIrer
Sltneen seutonnclt 81 cntlpreten.
I'M ,ablreibcrt 9ulprud bitten
Warine II. 9earce,
IpptbtEr unb Gbtnifer
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s. .. Steder's
Neu ein9cridtete peutjde SudkinSerei,

Surtltprit nit etn @nforpsrunsen ter9eit mus Nrineip itin ri
Seosnt. Der lla9suester rittts perltebt; StiltanS III RIdibrit
Ssatlhsn 9ubIttum bic s%rsebsns anSeiss su MAIDEN, Sa6 i'd meme
SuNstnorrgt eurb strldtreene ScitsrndBt9 erbeIerltnoen bebentsns
lsrua9sn, IN Der 9robustion aud Den ~ilrsnsilen @nforSerunoen Gs.
naSs gu Ii lstlisn IN pen Stane selest bin: ollie in meia SAD ida.
BON Stidereisn ,. &C., ale @rten Sorsn fur OrYacsS. sttorss ~
&rals fIr SsiSsllsE perSsn mad mic pOr ansefcrtiat!! y! '
%pprrdtbig. 6. ). Stefsr """''
SubbinStr ub Yappar6eiter.
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laaerbier depot.

Netnen 6reunten unp benz %selammten biertrintenben
publtfum bic @nastse, paB i'd fir3Ii6 Den frii9er BON
!orn. Benjamin ~sefubrten 9%asertier'S alon an Ntain-
itraBe nnterbalb Der ID. iternpntmen babe, ,,nb bae
ib mid freuen werpe, talsltn redt oft meiue 8reunte
t,no aanesleutc nit benz telien %eoserttsr bebienen su
tpnren. appeliu6.
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9aaerbier- 6aIpn.

Die llntcrSeidnsten erlanten lh ben, reutfden pu'
blttuin an3u5sisen, GAP fe bic lsitber pcn 5rn. Smitb
an Der Ode Der 7ten rno Sroaclrabe sefibrte @irtbs
i1aft uberncmmen bateu, unp paB fe talel6f neblt
~Gstrtihunsen aaer Dirt aud i,ts pas bette ~2aserbier
balten werpsn, wssbalb I'm, frsunSlihen 3ulpru6 Bit
ten GbarIes s. @reoprb.
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Wirthschafts- Anzelgen.

@einen 6rsuncen unp Sstanntsn Die ~ersetenle 2ln-
ielSc, baF i'd in mcinem ncusn 4otale icbeu Iaa
Spn II bis | llbr freieu warmem u II 6 perabs
"rtd'e une ;ualsib nit etnsn fril&en @Ias Eager, To-
trfihlt einlaeet s. 2emtut,
Gds YrpaO uno 9te Strdke.
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SdnacrSluH.

llnter,ei6netsr Sat aui isiusr Der Stapt le6r na6e
~stlesenen 5arm cline Spmmer= g4irt9faaft er6fuet, bic
pbisen gtanten fabrt, gu peren Seiude CT feline Jreunpe
lno bas 9%elammte 9ublitum I6fidlt einlabrt unb NO
man tets pas bette ~2asertter unp ipnltise @etrante CUR
grfrii6uns Der seebrten @Gae tsreit inpsn mtrp.
SpGn SeppIer
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u e.

Nn3etge.
9: Btilea6er, alsinissr gssnt fur Sen Staat girsint,n
tnr Satoo Ste9er'S Baltimore &aserbier, urter6dIt Qeasr up
en!nsIdnst rssElmabis sweintal ~w0tentlib Ssnbunssn bieies eusas,
S S,.in. 8 sassrsIsrs g%sltsaanssn lopptl srm Eager Bier, aIs su16
Ssrtauf 8essn taar gum b%iQisitsn @arftsrsiS. ~
Is. StraBe, Spiihen WPain unb Corr.
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zSalpn.

gublitun bic @nSetse, t6 sr in Der Is. SraEe, ,piIbsn Nfain.
Gnb Sranflinitrsst, benz StGtarles Sptcl %sescnlber, eintt Qaaer>
Sfer,Soalpn ero1net bat, wp or Seeern nit einem suten 0Iae 8itr
nnS 8imturssrs& ais an NsrSanS nsbif Gisarrsn unb Gabad IL ~.
SO nj. Stbbubprn
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D. SALOMON s Co.
SO. 5 0aQlrest

No. D 9Salfrest.
gtr e6strsn benz s~eslrtsn 0ublitam infer tpob(. u,b rsi6o1or.
ttTtss Wager ron sBeinen. siqueuren linb Gisareen, Bic mir
ltlblt lnpprttnl uro gu Gnsrcs, yreiIsn ~abseben. ssran,5iiihe.
osutl@e ulo Arn9artlhe 96stnt Yerfaufsn mir nit $3S1S Der Il
SlalSsn, 10 ME IN etnsslnsn SIai&sn nit 25 Cents bis $3.50;
lisen Vrentn. o. ""'"P W.
Die %bslisbNltn Sranes Gbampasnsr, bon $50 bas 9usspb
in sinislnsn Glaiteu osrbaltnibmabts.
Sraneiss SNh IS GsntS bic Sc bic Oalone; Johann boQ. Gin.
l% @sm II Sels gnas ,G Curacao, franz. gorbtaGe, beutI6ss 8pst,
Stttsrn, 5si Der gIai&e unb gaqons, umb snoli6 bic IbonS ola
Sorln9lt4 bsfenntsn 9ayana Gisarren. N" Wv
Die %berlbnten alien Sdusr Gjouas 6ls in gprbto,,r un6 q G,-
lencn S6bne in Drain, sertreten mir ais aarini = Map ~ y 3r w.
LINTON; Der bsribmte vGOntst SranO Gtampasner" 1T ntr SurG
9ur6 ale btsie 8sr6inSnnssn, 10 tpis burlb infer S,,,nt .Gas,
laalt IN Nsp yot, 80. 1919 Giatam Str, iin6 mir in ben gtanS
9slset' Isesr Concurrent be SpiBs gu bistsn uno bisles benz Der
enrien Yublttam gu Nubsn fpnlnen 80 laGen. "" W
9chadttln8SpSl
Q. SnIpmpn II. CO.
No. 5 SBaa, StraBs, i'm q. Gbarles Spt,I
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MontileQO Wartfn.

9fcintr Vrsunern ub rem, 9scbrtrn YubIifum bic crosbcue SIN.
3ctse, Dap it n,elne characterization benz 9eiude tpEber srbTne
babe, uEe MID beltrsptn iperte. cieitlbe tsts in ctnem lolden Su.
iEonS 81 erRalsn, Dap Seerrmann ndbrenp Ter teiBen SubrsS,ei
germ pdTln Herrpr'leh miro. 5m bic bsftn Grfrilhunosn nib Be,
lpnscrs lct6 SUrge traaen e. StsinTrir