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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-12

SUFFERING FOR HIS Love OF FREEDoN.-SOme
little time since DR.. A. Brooke, of Marlboro,
Stark county, went TO North Carolina for the
purpose of obtaining slave girl named Skeen,
whose family reside at the first named place
The custody Of the girl was secured. While
proceeding northwaTd, upon arriving at Rich
mond, Va, the parties were detained. The girl
was taken to 4 slave pen, and thinking she was
TO BE sold. told the story Dr. Brooke was at
once taken before the Police Court of that city,
but before q trial was had, he was enabled TO
start for hume, being Of course obliged to
leave the object Of his mission in Richmond.
A few days since proceedings were commenced
in the U. s. Court, at Cleveland, to get posses
sion OF his person, designing 70 doubt, to take
him if possible to North Carolina by reguisi-
tion, where hanging is the penalty of the laws
the DR.. is claimed TO have offended. Could the
cause receive any benefit from the surrender Of
his person or life, DR.. Brooke would have met
his fate, whatever it might have been, but not
deeming this necessary, or demanded by CON-
mon good, be is for the present spending some
tine n Canada, where the power of slave hunt
ers and blood hounds cannot reach him--Ra-
reRna Dem
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CengressleaaI copventIons.

The Republicans cf the 18th Congressional
Portage, Summit and StaTk-hold
their nominating Convention at Uniontown,
Stark county, on the 9TH of September. Sew
erll good men we understand are candidates
for the nomination among them Judge HUNPH-
REy, OF Hudson. Should friend II. get the
nomination, and we had thousand votes to
east in the district, as old Buck wrote to Bill
English. he '' should have them all" And so
should any man endorsed by the nomination Of
such true and unwayering Republicans as com
pose the 18th District.
The Republicans OF the 20;h Distriet--Ash-
tabula Trumbull anl Mahoning-hold their
nominating Convention at Warren, August
Goth The veteran GIDDISGs is candidate
for denomination, and we understand he hss
two or three competitors, each tit to represent
the banner District of the State
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MARRIED,

10 Freedom. Aug I. Nlr JEROME B. HINAIAN and
CHARLOTTE FAIkCHlLDS both Of Freedom
In Aurora. Aug 5. Mr. JOEL CHAPMAN, of Mantus
AID Mrs. ORSA BENTLEY, of Aurora
In AIarl5gro. Aus. ,. BIr JOSEPH WARNER. Of ALI
ance, and Mss MARY A COATES, OF Marlboro.
In Randolph July p Mr. ORRIN SMITH and Ma,
HENRlErTE LARKlM, blth VI Sunield-
In Randolph. July 3. Mr.. NATHAN TERRY. Of Ran
do ph, and Miss ALN IA ANN SMITH, Il Ro0tstoEu
Aug. 5, NJ MARTIN B. GAGE snl Miss AIANDANA
HART, both Of FreedOT-
In AkEoa. Aus, 5, Dir wNI- H TALLAIAN and Miss
ELIZA A UPSON-
July p, lIr- ALAIY GRIFFITH. Of Copley and NIiss
CAROLINE MCKINNEY, OF Portage, sultmiI c..
Al E yril, August 4,h. Mr.. FRANK FIELDS and NIis,
LUENSiA SlLNERTHoRN, both of Black River
Il Ash'abula, Aug 2 Mr. STEPHEN MCINTYRE. Of
Jshrrson, and Miss JULIA RICHMOND Of Ashtabula.
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MARRIED-At Washington city, on the Sd
inst, Mr. Samuel T. Williams, editor Of the
Washington Globe,w was marrisl to Carrie Rives,
daughter Of the publisher of that paper, and
Mr. Thomas Ewing, Jr., son of the ex Senator
of 0hio, on the same day married Miss Young
of the District Both are noted as great sen
sation weddings.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-12

MELANCHOLY PATE.-A telegram from Kan
sas announces the death of Mr.. Evans E. Green,
late of Delaware county, Pennsylvania. Six
or eight months ago he was surrounded BY a
fine family in ThOmbuTy, consisting of wife
and FIVE children. The latter were taken with
the scarlet fever, and died in quick succession.
In few weeks the mother also sickened and
died. and Mr.. Green sold of his property, and
with four or five thousand dollars, emigTated to
Kansas, where he had been only about month
when he died of cholera.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-12

Is AND Our IN HUERY-The Brown Min
istry of day in Canada made poor specula-
ton out of their brief hoDors. When Members
of the Canadian Parliament take Office in the
Cabinet they must resign their seats, and 50 Mr..
Brown and his associates find themselves out
of Parliament as well as out of the Cabinet
New elections have been ordered; Alr. Brown,
Mr.. DoriOn, and the other rcsigning members
are candidates for reelection. Mr. Brown has
opened the canvass with spirit in Toronto, but
If Government influence and money can defeat
him he is doomed. He is man of command
ing talents and great energy, and has built him
self and his Globe establishment up to the lead
ership of the opposition in Canada within few
years. Mr. B. is of Scotch descent, and in Is43
removed with his father from New-York to
Toronto. They started the Globe soon after.
The canvass and election viii occupy four or
five weeks, and the vacancy gives the party in
power decided advantage.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT Mrs. Gregg, wife Of the
Presiding Elder OF Ravenna District (Of the N.
E. Church, met with serious accident at Guy
ahoga Falls few days since. She was riding
iE4two-horse carriage with her brother-in-law,
and his wife, when the horses became Tighten
ed and ran. She was thrown from the carriage
and one of her legs broken in two places-the
other persons were not injured. AT last ac-
counts she was doing well, with fair prospect,
in due time, of entire ereeovery.-RarenHa Dem.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-12

The kansas SHoUr!--The LeayenwOTth
Tunes Of the 81 is jubiIant at the free shout of
the People OF Kansas, and records but a single
election outrage. The messenger it sent TO
Kickapoo for the returns of that deleetable pre-
cinct was stoned by concealed rufians, and con-
Ex-U S. Marshal Dannis, -~4l0'ed py Duenan-
an for exposing the Oxford, &c, frauds, voted
openly " Proposition rejected :"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-12

A You've CLEvELASDER N LINBo.-Last eve
ning two lads went into MeCann's shoe store
on Fifth street, with apparent intention Of pur-
chasing. While one attracted the attention of
the dealer, the other made off with pair Of
shoes. The one who remained, was detained,
and taken into custody. This morning he was
tried before the Police Court. He is a hand
some, fancily fitted up lad about II years old.
He SAYS he came from Cleveland yesterday, in
pursuit Of employment The Court deemed it
best to commit him 70 the House of Refuge, and
did so.-Cn. Commercial
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~ Letters have been received from our es-
esteemed townsman, c. A. Ely, Esq. who
with his lady, are at Hong Kong, IN China'
whittier he went in pursuit Of health. lie
writes very encouragingy of the beneficial ei-
fects of the change of climate, and sea voyage
and designs to return in the spring, VIA Sand
wich Islands and California, thus completing
his voyage around the world" His numerous
friends will rejoice to welcome him home again,
with his health fully restored-Elyria Dem
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e The receipts of Stock by the T., W. &
W Railroad, reported yesterday, were one hun
dTed and nine cars; the tOtIl number Of freight
cars arrived and reported yesterday were one
hundred and sirfy. That's what we call doing
business Toledo Blade.
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SAD CAsUALTY-Two little girls, aged 80
and II years, daughters Of Mr.. Barnum, we've
drowned in the Creek at Ashtabula ON Friday
afternoon last. They resided on the bank OF
the creek little north Of the Railroad Station,
and went down 10 the stream TO bathe. Not
returning, search was made for them, and by
dragging the creek their bodies were found in
about five feet Of water. How the accident oc-
CURED can only be conjectuTed, that one Of the
girls vCntured in too far, and the other going to
ner Assistance Il Conneanf Rep.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-Mr s J. Johns, On old,
respected citizen of Cincinnati, an extensive
carriage manufacturer, accidentally shot HIM
self Tuesday morning He thought gun be
was about to use was not loaded, raised the
hammer and was about placing his mouth to
the muzzle, when his dog came jumping up to
him, touched the trigger, and the contents Of
the gun passed through his head killing Mr..
Johns instantly
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SUIcIDE-JacOb SlverthOrn, aged about IS, a
widower with large family, cut his throat 10
Pittsburgh, Tuesday morning, under temporary
insanity from i'll health and fears of financial
embarrassment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-12

NEw POsT OFFICE-A new Post Office has
been established at Windham Station, in this
county, on the Cleveland and Mahoning Rail
road, and Henry E Garfield, Esq, appointed
Post Master-RareHEG Dem
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MONARCH OF THE GLEN.-This elegant Cleve-
land yacht, Capt. CLARK, is now hovering about
Slndusky Bay, and the Register says she viii
remain there during the F all season, and viii be
at the service Of pleasure or fishing parties at
al times
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DIED.-Mr- John C. Steele, of AmheTt, LO-
rain county, whose skull was crushed last week,
died on Monday. He was aged 81, and LEFT a
wife and three children.
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On DIT-The New York Tribune publishes
rumor that Miss Isabella Cass, daughter of
Secretary Cass, is about TO wed Mr.. Van Lin
burg, the Minister of the Netherlands.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

AfEssRs EDIroRs-You will please announce the usms
o. F WILSON. Uf Aiaydeii, clndidite for Count
C0 Iuer subject % the decision Of the Couuy Cor
vrniOn- and cblise -
aui2 td- MANY VOTERS.
FOR SHERIFF.
EDIroEs LEADEE-Please aunouuce that WARREN q.
SrEuMAN. bsrsIu uusc luiinted with the modern sys
Of I1ue6rs will BE- presented 70 the Rsp blran
County Con, euilon, candiae 10y the Office q SeTn
b. his MANY FRIENDS.
auJ Did.
EDWoE M0RNISG LEADEE-Please announce the name
Of DAVID 4. NlGhIMAN. as a suitable Caudldlie lor
the ulc Of SLeuf. subject 10 the decs0u Ct the Rpuh
can County G. uyenilln. and % .lse
au3 dNwlts MANY VOTERS
~ JAMES A CRAW. Of CIs-elaud viii be presented
70 The Eeauiran t1uuly Convention, candidate for
the uhic- Of Shcuu By
iuI3I HIS FRIENDS.
EDITaE oF TIE LFADEE-Plse ilssr tis name Of Al
DEN H. OAIS rock OF Bedford. the Office OF SheuI
sub 70 ths dso1a o. the County veai and obe
his friends.
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s,-o - Cost OF ,be AtIa1tic cable


The size Of the Siamese cord between Amer
ica and Europe has often been stated, but may
have been forgotten b. some readers The ca
be Is composed Of seven copper wires, twisted
into cord one sixteenth of an inch thick This
strand was coated with gutta PeEcha' forming
small rope three-eighths of an inch thick; then
coated with hempen twine twice soaked in tar;
lastly an external sheaihing Of Is iron wires,
each wire being strand Of seven finer wires,
making in all one hundred and twenty six wires
Tie weight Of the cable is about one ton per
mic, and it is capable of bearing direct strain
Of over i've tons without fracture
The cost of the cable laid between Ireland
and New fOundland, is given as follows.
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Boots an0 5bofs.

HVETT. .BURGETT& & co WHOLE
- SALE DEALER IN BOOTS, SROks, AND BR(.
Cleveland, %.
3. NJ T. MUErT. aRQKrT -. .n.s.
Whl2-TfE
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Removal.
~ T. M0RSE'S WHOLESALE and
Ne Retail Tobacco and Sesar Store h3s been removed 20
8 Superior St. under the American Housr; where he
keeps constantly hln the choicest and mlst extensive
stock Of nported AID Domestic Segars and Tobacco the
city He Is Offering for sale Plug anl fine Cut Chewing
Iobarce consisting m part Of the following
brands
Chflstan's Comfort B0nn's Gold Leaf
blue Hens Chicken; Dollar.
Worlds Fair. Sale Miller I'm foll1
lIalchakey Premium; Deniseu's Premium
Smoking robacco.
GOod~in'sFi Cut Chewing Tobacco;
Semouis do Do
Anders0us do do
Wamiek. Byai Co Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Suuf. Segar Ca Is, Drinking Flasks, Plavins Cards
For sale BY C. T. MORSE.
n5 Tnifer he
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DIED.

Aug. G, Nj. Z F. WELLER Of C5uno1ut
l. Akron. Aug. :. MARY ELIZABETH WOLFORD
eldest daughter OF Theron and Suzal Wllf0rt aaed N
years and m0nihs-
In Akron. Aus s, Of congestion Of the luags JACOB C.
ALLEN, aged - years
In Akro1, Aug G. Alrs. SrATIRA WADSWORTH. wife
~ p Na1sworta, Esq, aged q years.
Mrs Wsdsworih born at Geneva n Y IN I-as. re-
Iotcl Ni-h her parents 70 havenna s. aud had been
n her family, resident 10 Akron ls42 She ws an
Il rlafy Jhiisl1n asciieuate wife aud mo- her nd
was eminent in the esteem OF large crtle OF frisIds n
Beacon
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''WhO has not heard of Berhave,s Holland
Biuerss
Simple n its composition pesau 70 the taste and trlIy
wonderful IN is effect, lis popularity cannot ewonered
a. To iaEaiids Just recovering Strength Il is invaluable
ezecisias that soothing influence over the nervous system
and ImaaniHe tht heah and the stomach ol1nsed
for BY the eouvslesceut."-Daily Esfsry1se-
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TOR BUFFALO-THR UG n
NOTICE,
WHERERS. Various
Indiuihnals

NV lILltI No dIIUus IuUINIuuaIs
have beeu IN the pTactic for months pasf OF
depos ng Goals Iron Gre AID oiher lIorcanz
upon ms wharf, erected ap0n gnj adiacani the U
G0Terumenf Pier IN Cleveland, under a h.euse given
10 them By the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail Road
C9l oil such persons now lore hereby no
tned th every species Of authority heretofore eprsiv
OF Dedy gwen 70 sad Rlil Road Comuluy 10 a-pogif
GODS upon said Whar EhsrfIgn hereior hs
been b. revoked All persons who shall use said har
or any portion thereof for business purposes after The Isl
gay of Iunss ls5s without first OIaIung suth1rt from mv
Atlrneys IN Cleveland, MessTs Spaudiug Parsons viii
be deemed trespaSssIs and treated accordingly
X COTT1Ng
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TO THE PUBLIC
haze This day sold stock OF Flour Grain and
iced located t5l Ontario S., 70 Hodck ! Co. and
lt ms opportunity Of recommending them 10 nv Gus
ers an public as men worthy Of their paironage, and
leel coltaeu thathey VIII endeavOr please and satisfy
who will favor them with their patronlge l would af
50 return thanks 10 my old Customers who have dealt
wlin ine ~ my Old stands fOr several past would
20 call the atteniioa ofals s1ch indebted 20 NE
eat CT BY note OF account to call and settle the same with
Cleveland. Jane an. lsss-JuaIi:d3n lss.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.-The Part
II nership heretofore known as the firm OF SOME
blhN Bhps, a composed CT sol ). souue born Iouis
SoanehoTn, AID Heny SallehoT this day dissolved hy
mui ai consent, LOUIS aad Henry Sonneb0rn
the hfm- SOL 5 SONNEBORN
LOUIS SONNEBORN
Cleveland, August %, 1851.
IS s SONNEBORN will cont uet carry on the Ready
Made Clothing Business at the old stand l55 Superorst
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E'OR SALE-A CAPITAL FAMILY
I-5ri-1 s'-' ~ true daIk hy seven years OF
y - - 5ai N me SCALE WORKS. vineyard Ian
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E0R II II NT.-One of the pieest
Il DWELLINGS ON PFRRy s.,u - - 80
-, nh tsa lo1s gas fixtures throughout 10 renr
i' y AZ S' is, 'e'ni Inquire a No, s. PeIr sIress
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for Sole or iarmt.

FOR RENT-A COTTAGE House
- io9t q Wood stsset. Ilqgire Of wa HART, ns1t
- .-- -. 1lc- aulI DIV lq3
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RATANS, HOOPS, SKIRTS, &C.,
si MORGAN & ROOT.
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E'Ok RENT desirable front OF
tltE on the aeconl ho5r, usr The AIerchaats' ank
On SUI perllr street Inquire Of -
ROUSE JENNINGS
aus Real Esr1fe Ar.nf-
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Removal.

IS. s SoNNEBORN will eonfnueto carry on the Ready
Made Clothing Business At the old stand Supsriosf
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Anusements.
CLEVELAND THEATER

PROPRIETOR IANAGRR.- J. A. JOHNSON
STAGE MANAGER. ER,......-.......-.-.M .MR. G. NOURsE
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M,itt,pueb. Den IS. S(ueuif 1853,

5en, meme 3uils, ia8te cer SSnis, glib Oeinen
Nnthett fltr bic orme 5Srau
Danf, meln Treuno. tauienb Dant. rief
Sune, lbrem @enlabl Die SanO oarreidenp. Gr
orufte lie 8drtll9 an feline 2ippen, unD seleitete
Die &onlSln rann bis an bic Gbar.
3ute molte ibm bier ibre Sanb entsieben,
uno bic Gblr DIfnen, um binaus5n9eben, aber
lbr gemabl belt lte felt, unO leine 3ise uabz
men ielnen uerle9enen uaD befansenen Ausprud
an. rg
SD wSdte Did audi nod um etrpas bitten,
la9te .er fur5 uno battg. QSenn Du bic Spf,
meltertn IN Detnem 9tamen bait unterseidnen
lallen, 10 beftebl AUDI Oenem Oclmarldau,
oaB er fur itb AUDI oielelbe Summe aeidnet.
SH merpe iie bm aus meiaer @batouue elleben.
Ole &ont9n ermloerte ul65 F; tie ldl1ng ibre
Idonen, welBeH Arne um ben 9tadeu pes &Gs
nl9S unp Drldte etnen slubenoeu &uB auf feline
9lppen, pann manote lie lid raid un uuD pere
lteB oaS Genad, slelIeitt I'm ibren @enlabl
Die Sbranen nldt eben 81 lallen, bic in ibren
Nu9en ltanoen. - a3f @ ..
Der &0ni8 idaute ibr nad nit einem lausen
tnniseu Slid. Ob, laSte er leile Dor lid bin,
lie 1T Der SonnenSlanS nleine8 9ebens lSie
Doe unD fdlt mare eS chne lie !? - llno iebt au
Den @eIddften
Gr elite baftis na4 ber entsesenselebten
Sbar unO DfInete lie. S9 1afle ben Wilnllter
bon 9arOenbsrs bitten gu mir gu toulmeu, be-
fabl er fem &ammerpiener, Der in Der Antis
d)ambre tpaltete.
WsnSe WInuten ipdter trut 6aroeubers elm.
Der SOnt5 8ln9 ibnl eiai8e Saritte ent9e9en II.
lab lbn forlAeuo an. .fs CO.
9ute gtadridten fraste er
WtaIeltat, U9ut" 1T Elm iebr relatiuer SeBriff
erwloerte Sarpenber9 abel5ufeup. S9 nenue
eS ldrn gut, wenn man eine pffene unO eutidei.
oenoe Aatrcrt erbdlt.
Die 0lio brnsen Ste, iaBte Der G6ni9 raiA'
teridten Sle mir 5uerlt baS 0leiultat. Die
welteren Auselnanberieeunsen naAber!
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Nortspein, Wfaoeira un0 G1errDtpeine.
100 8rtel sag I'M eaoen 3plpaus, wprunter etne
Qdrtbts DDn Der beteu AIaltdt, tt
200 DuBenS Demt SOans saSs TN 9aben pe tn erD
Fen unN fesnen 9art9een no@ z3eea Des 8durs abae.
8eben TerpeH- j. .. = Barr unb 4 ..
sD. 1872 uno 134 gGef 9Ombarbfr.
. Il. tpet 1buren Dhli6 SanpDerfrase.
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saS uAlsy hAA Ftba0HE WHKCHEI ls pyEIisA
EIsry n1oEnng H 70 sxSspt Sunday and Ia delivered
The WICKER is also deliyered.in the Cities ot
Tashington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WEoFERs
S3. so in advance. +f~kss
A9- The weekly BALTIMORE WECKERis publis-
al hed every Friday at 81 per annum and $i Der q
months in advance. " 't& aitt
'''i ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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(6prtleeun9 fOl9t.)
SO. 81. @cf,,s,iSt,

Np. % 9t. 0apFr- ...
iaoet sur ubertPton pl8noer Spnrnale 3eItf9rn etn
oartenlaube. Saaartrtes 8an,tIteatlatt. Sdbrli5 5
50 @ummsEa / :, $500
S1lufrtrte 9Bett. 8ldtter aus gfatur 2eben g1tf. "
tenitaft nnb Stunf. @tit Stablft6prdmte Sdbrs
~ II 5tfte. 5000
W Wttermann's tl1ufrtrts WfOnatsbefte fir -
bas geiammte 9eiatse &eben Der 1eBeRpart. Sabr-
lid 70 5ettea 38
te8enpe pl6tter. Mait sielen 5ul,fGnitten Se-
Der BaaA % Y(ummern 200
aetP3iser S1lafrtrte 3ettun8 Sabrlta So
Nummern =. ~ 8OO
Serltner 8ldbberdbatf6. SumGt fftId .fatsrt-
beS Wp9snbfatt SjGbrb 60 Mumlnsrn 275
Ger Ua3Gn 3eetnf&c Wtuterseituna fiir Srduen
SHsrHG. Tlr eater @lsb d ri. 48 Rumn1.- 80
~lt9 emetH Wuter3ettnn8 Mlbum fur pei5s
ltge arSetten unb Dtpben. S5G9rlib 26 Nummern
nt YrGme 9n
@erfOn's @Obe3ettuns. 3etf6rtft- fir W2Ote,
Snbufrie, 8unt umG 0tteratur. SG1rl. 2U Gumnt 40
SSnrna tIr mDberne Sttferet WfSee unb
weblide 1anbarbeiten. SGbrlt6 II Seize 3,Ot
9artfer DamentIetber- . Ma astm. SGtrItd
IL Rummern 10
. er @tesante. Gin Mpna;tlatt tIr Serrn EIet.
bermassr une @tOoe rsanbs. 5d6rli4 800
ba- Dur reselmGsse ompprgapn per t5dmburesr G5ea.
mgr 1T es mir mD8G, bic 3eitf&ren l6neG unb btGta
fern Mn28-S
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SS% QuH NFGHlDGtIGll uWENIUGIOltW. SsS%~r
Or. Baatee wtrp befpRtere Nufmerffamte auf
fpIaenbe uebel perwenben ouifen GrGItungn, NuSets
rune Srdune Snaueus, NRbmo 2ur5btsnent5Gnbune unb
anbere 2urSbreue unb gu senubel. @dGas wtrb NIT
aan, befDnperem eiBs aI Qnutubet bebanben ais ft.
meb Scrpppeln 8bmmattsmuS (bibteen mte drDntfhen)
0euralate SGldeFuR @plegIe (bdmprrbpiben) eDlbsme
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betteu er gebGrne ceseieteu aae drpndn &rantbeten
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