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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-27

THANKs.-our friend J. NJ. Johnson U. s.
Express messenger on the Sandusky, Day
ton q Cincinnati Railroad, will accept our
thanks for fayors, in advance Of tho mail,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-27

KASsAs.-It is stated in tho Leapen-
north Ledger that immediate application
will be made to Gov. Denver to call an ex-
ira session of tho Legislature Of Kansas, in
order that steps may be taken for the for
nation of another Constitution for the Tor
ritorv l.-N-
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tA- ~ Boston, Aug. 2l.

The wbalo ship Junior arrived at New
Bedford last evening, having on board as
close prisoners eight Of the mutiueers who
murdered Capt. Archibald Mellen and the
I'd mato of that ship. The Junior, under
new captain, Gardiner, and other officers,
sailed from Sidney for New Bedford on the
25th Of April. Capt. Melsn was shot with
n whale gun. .h
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TAG Messenger last week was mild as milk
newly stripped. Never a fling at the Dem
oeyaf, not word of advice to tho Journal.
Tho only solution TO this problem that wo
can think Of is that BOsefur was absent
part Of last week 10 the rural district Of his
vineyard, labonng for Hail. rsr a1 oaI
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AI1nClhnlen1.

Court Of Common Pleas SandHsky CoHpty Stats Of OHIO,
Isaac T.. West and Charles II. McDonga tr.g.
partners by the firm name Of rs.
West McDougal, plaintiffs,
F.- .ts
Gilbert Edgerton and Francis II. Wilcox s,
partners by the firm name OF
Edgsrton Wilcox, defendants. l.
TTNIE said Francis H. Wilcox Of the State Of New York
will take notice that the above named paintirs the
lJth day ofJuly, A. d. 1885, filed their petition in tho
Court of Common Pleas of Sandusky County State Of
Ohio, against the snid defendants setting forth that
Of two hundred and nineteen dollars and fortyh
cents md praying judgment therefor with interest from
July 3d. 1858 That order Of attachment has been al
lowed md issued and the defendants said
action. And said Wilcox is also notified appear
said petition before the 30th day October
1853, in said court, that Judgment will be entered
against him according to the prayer thereof at the
term OF said court thereafter.
WEST NcDOUGAL, - -e
Nv auckland 4 Everett. their attys
Fremont; August "a, 1858. 3lwT-s5,S5
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ATLAkrte MoSTuLY for September is at
hand. Published by Phillips, Sampsond
Co Boston, atlSs, per year We will send
the MosrHLT and theJouRvAL, one year for
$3.50. o2 @ e''s = IN
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-27

Bill-English Hall was in Fremont, few
days since, to try and heal up old sores and
remove, IL possible the obstAclesin way, lin
this psrtof his yinsyard) Of his nOinina-
ton. How he succeoded we onnnot tell
But wo think there is not the least doubt
but no will got tho nomination today
Whom that is secured, we think thorc will
be some squirming in this section, and some
boilers, who can't be whipped in, or else
they will be the supple tools Of traitor
representative, who aspire no higher in the
standard of political honesty, than they are
told they may by their masters, Billing
Hall, Messenger h Co.
Frsomon Of the Ninth District, choose
ye between honest JOHN CAREY, the farm
er Of Wyandot, and LAWRENCE w. HALL,
the traitor.
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we will send tho FREMosr JouRs Al from
ihis time until tho 22d Of October for 20
CENTS Payments TO be made 10 advance.
Who will get US a club Of subscribers in
each school district in the cOuniyi For one
year 81 80 Six months rs cents, and until
the ss22dpf octeber. 25 ceptl . oae stV
- rf fr
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Nincty-four votes being necessary to a
choice, and no ono having received that
number, second ballot was ordered. 1t
resulted rs follows.
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2 OF Ilt JOuTIlAI. -.--- M
A fair answer wantcd.-Jovynql. 2Oth.

A fair answer wantcd.--JournGl, goth.
ASswERED-Because tho side of 900 slareholdsrs
Is the Devil ana his angels This makes heavy majority
over sOOOo freemen pho don't like aiggss" for this Is
decidedly too selfish position for good to take
Let the $1,000 be as decidedly godke the $1,000
deyike aud you would the scale go down for
freedom. JESSE DoRc4s.
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ITEMS.

80. Our enterprsing merchants A. Gusdor D. Carrin
and s.. Meng are receiving their Fall Stocks of
Goods. New and beautiful styles. Call and them.
The sale public lands in Nebraska advertised to
take place Monday Aug. 31 has been postponed for
the benefit OF the settlers thereon. -.E.f
- Lewis D. Campbell has been unanimously re-nomi-
mated for Congress in the lid Dstrict--good.
---- The Union Schools of Fremont will commence on
Monday, the 18th of September
The nights for the week past, have been very cold
We told that Monday night, 22d there frost.
---- The walls OF the Lutheran Church are going up
rapidly. workmen are now putting on the roof Of the
German Reform Church.
-. We notice that J. Rumbaug is building fne res
idence on Croghan street, the C. & T. depot
49, The proceedings of the Republican Judicial Con-
venton will be found the fourth page Of our paper.
- The Locofoco Congressional Convention to
mate Hall, will be held at Upper sandusty today.
49, On Thursday next, the Locofoco Judicial Conven-
| tion win be held in this place. -4|
According to resolution passed by city
weeks SINCE the Hog Ordinance win 90 into on
Wednesday next Those interested viii take notiee-
Swine longer TO have the freedem of streets
- In our town fire meetings and fire companies are
enthusiastic topics; the boys have caught the excite
ment and the "east side not to be outdonO. They
have well trained and organized Hook Ladder Com
pany entitled Young America" No. composed entirely
of boys om0 to years OF age who carry their ladders
They on parade Monday evening, and II rods
put up ladder and had "Young America at ths
top in l3 seeonds When it is beat please notify them
They soliciting subscriptions TO purchase new lad
ders 6c Any thing the way ofcurrency will be thank
| fully received alc Q4g eff3 3uME' r.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-27

A VIcroRY.--At the Delegate election
for this township, held by the democracy on
Saturday, tho Bill-English-Hall Lecomp-
tonitcs led on by the Messenger establish
ment wero whipped out by the Anti-Hall
men, headed by the Democrat. In reality
we can see but precious little difference be-
tween the tickets, for, according to our fig
uring, more than half of the delegates on
the Auti-Hall ticket will vote for his re-nom-
ination, and three-fourths Of the other half
will holp elect him if nominated. The
faithful were really at cars with each other
They quanolled, sworc, and for variety, and
to mako it interesting, felt of each others
gullets. By the interpositon of by-staud-
srs, however, no bones wero broken, or blood
spilled. We can safely say the Democrat
has got the Messenger down, and can have
tho privilege Of choking it awhile. Look
out for rich fpht.
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LIFE INSURANCE.,

Secures independence and domestic comfort
to the Widow and Orphan.
1t provides a security to the family of every
who takes Policy in a reliable Company.
There is no certainty of leaving patrimony
for your Family in any other way. The
Observation-Disclosures INSURANCE COMPANY
is the Largest dissertation of the kind in the United
States, with Capital of
$2, 700, 900.
II is managed with economy, and no Com
pany offers greater inducements regards Security,
Low Rates, and Prompt Payments. 1t paid in Losses
lastyear, over
S23S ,OOO,
And has paid since 1946, over one and
GhaB million Of doliars giving to large number of
Willows and orphansa comfortable independence, and
in very many cases it WAS ALI t1hieh left them
tsy Please call at the Office of the Agent and get
Pamphlet, which shows the condition of the Company,
its plans OF operations, Tables Of Premiums, &C.
Office in Brchard Block.
R. w. B. MCCLELLAN, Agent.
| Fremont, Aug %, 1853 sltf
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I.nnvnnwnrih Ann %.

BY U. S. Express to Boonvillc, oath inst,
we have official returns from 20 counties-
Partial from 2 aud yet to hear from, which
gives the following result: Whole vote 49,
$40. Majority against proposition 9,o4s.
4rJ0i St. Louis, Aug. 29.
Official returns from all the counties but
six, show the complexion Of the Legislature
to be as follows. House--Democrats ol
Opposition al. Senate--Dsmocrats "a;
Opposition 2. Remaining counties will
probably give Opposition, 8, Democrats l,
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The NArIoNAL ExPEXsEs,-Tho Wash
ington correspondent Of the philadelphia
Press says: y i1zia - jen t!- 31'
@The expenditures of the Government,
for the quarter ending June soth, 1858,
were in round numbers $23,o0O,o00. AT
this rate they would be for this year s02,-
100000. The belief is that thsy will be
much larger-at least tho estimates and
appropriations have looked to that result.
The receipts arc each week half million
less than the expenditures, and thsre at pres
ent seems but little hopc that they will grow
better" u ~ t3t dis ial ~
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Repubiicam County Convention.

The Republican voters Of saudusky county are requested
70 meet at the Court House. Fremont Saturday the
lh day ofseptember at O'Clock in the forenoon for the
purpose nominating candidates for the purpose Of nom
mating candidates for the following sfHess Wis
Surveyor; r-
Recorder
3 Commissioner
Two Inhrmary Directors
We would urge upon our friends In each township to
70 II that their organization be commenced and would
recommend for them to meet Saturday Tie 4A day f
Ssp,smbsr and appoint their Delegates to the County
Convention One delegate for every fifteen votes and one
for every fraction over six votes cast for Governor Chase
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Each township will also select candidate for District
Aessor for township in accordance with
Slaw passed April u, 1858.
In addition TO the regularly appointed delegates we
Wosld be pleased to msny from each township as
can make II convenient TO attend
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ET- Will the citizens of Fremont take
any part in this celebration! There is no
time to loose if they intend to do so. Capt.
ORR and the Island Queen will be at our
service if desired. What say, Fremonters
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JAS. H. AsDERsoN, sec'y.
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avvr ApprATg

In continuation Of our article Of last week,
we now proceed to INTRODUCED The testimony,
and will first call JAMES BUCHANAN, Esq,
Qucs.--Dd you desire TO and cndeavor
to force Tho Lecompton constitution upon
the people Of Kansas Ia IA
Ans.--I did. - < ~ Y
Ques.-Wss il right and democratic SO
TO dol
Aus.--It was.
Ques--What means did you employ TO
bring about this desired democratic mOas-
urei
Ans.--All tho means in my power.
Cross examined.
Ques.-You used all means in your pow
er to have the Lecompton constitution
adopted Why did you do so and what
means did you useG
Ans.--l used all means in my power be-
cause it was tho wish Of the democratic
party, as understood it. used the army,
tho appointing power, the removing power
the patronage Of the executive, and all the
other power, possessed, as president, tc
bring about the adoption Of the Lecompton
constitution. f.aV t i"#
Ques.-Did you not know that the ma
jOrity of the people Of Kansas wore opposed
to that constitution
Ans.-I did.
Quos.-Theu why did you try to enforce
it'll 't2
Ans.-Because wished it to bo so, and
because a majority of the democratic party
desired it. e, b., -
Qucs.-Wher0 do you find the majority
of the democratic partyl
Ans.-In the slaveholding or southern
states. r.r ir,s ..et
We will now call tho ONO DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION FOR 1858. o."'e
Ques.-Do you approve all tho official
acts, and the ADMINISTRATION of James Blu.
chanapi et
Ans.-We do. Here is our resolution
of approval:
Rssolpsd, That we have full and abiding confidence ii
the ability, patriotism and elevated purity of character
James Buchanan the present Chief Magistrate Of tn
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Staot Gpmptrpllers &office+
Baltimore, BEN 10. Mprit 1858.
Rptt, ptrb hermit s~eee6en, bag aGe BON Dem MasOr nnb
St&btratb Dun Baltimore a~usseReate Sig nfen spm 1. Dts gum
20. ndDfen Dtpnats erneuert werben mullen.
@p!1 Int y am. Mdccu bt n, Gpr ptrpuer.
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@cmpa9nte arrangements Setrcffett, mcrnah
pom 18. B. all cine ba~lbwSdentlide Dampfbott<
LIME 5wllden Seaforo (Delalpare) uno NorIolf
etablirt mirb, Die iid birett al Die Delaware
&ilenbabn anidlie6t.
@rimtnal>@purt. = @eltern be9anrl
Der Maitermin; es 9eldab ater nod nidts bon
@idtieteit. Die @el9worenet murben einees
l6wpren. Die Gitp .AppealsTdle puroen biS
nddlten Wiont19 perldoben. 3wei 6due wurs
ben Don Baltimore So. bterber perle9t uno mer,
ben in bielem Gernin entldieben lperpen !: ndmls
lid Der Sail beS Batrid Wal, Der anseflast 1T,
elm unoroentltdeS 6auS in Baltimore County
gu balten uno Der SAIL pes Srn. Or. Wino,
mart, ge9en ben cine bSdIt unbesrinoete Nn=
flase wegen ieiner S9is6.@ auerie porliest
Dieielbe Nnflase mar lG1on Dor Der Gountp,
Court uerbanoelt pctoeu bort batten li4 aber
pie @el6wprenen niAt eiui9en fSnnen.
8prber Ser. ct. Dttr. gpurt
fam seItern ni9tS Don SntereiIe rpr.
f6rpnt treet> Tbeater. - Seute
a(io finoet bic 8enifi5 Sorteluns fiir $ err n
&,lten tatt! User marine 2iebe our &uult,
eifrtses Stubium uno fdSneS Talent gu iddt'
gen peiB, Der perfeble beute nidt, trn 6rcntltr.a
Tbeater gu erldeinen uno baourd Selrn Slien
gu %erireuen unD at ernuntern. Die anti Iautei1
Stide der 8rdutisam aus Wferico" uno veaa
Serlpreden binter'm berD" werDen leoenfauf
lebr gut auf9efibrt weroen, oa GROCER 6lelB all
ibre Gtnitbung permenoet murpe. SIM 5weiter
Stife miro Serr &(ien 5usleid @ele9enbet
baben, Iid alS tiidtt9er Senoriif gu prpou5iren
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~ y ySiDff's @nim."
Betnt 8e8tnne bS 5rnbtabrS fann t6 ntht unteriaftn, benz
seebrten 9ublifunt nnetnen ~9inldnsli6 befanntrn Gersnii :
~gun9Splab au %empfeblea.
3la t,1 Sin CHARACTERIZATION
Bet braden6er Sse til I anb beauen etnsert6tet,
&eselbabn uno S9teBlfanD,
1ptpie sStele anbere ansenebme, bur6 @tGen tefhdttete 0IGke
bteten lem Spasieredneer Sic + ene @rbpIung, mite auf fei.
mem anbsrn &tob1ii, ment UNI Baltimore unb trpsbent wirs
bas @laS bonn beltert Telienfeler 9aserbier 5u
81. Il SenfS
S~eradpft.
8u GrcurRpaen TT Ser 9lab 1etner Gtnrt6tuna unb Gr5fe
pesen befpnberS seeisnet ub enpfeble ben relp. MtlttGr.
@Umpasnien, 8ereinen unb @eiell4aftsn ~benielben CUR &c.
fdlisen 8enubung. ..a.s #rrsf.. r4..--
sir bic ansseSet6netaen Spetfen unb @etrSnte, fowte fir
16neQe unb btGtee 8ebtenuug Dtrb pie btSbec 6prae aetrdaen
uO label beBtalb gu re6t satlreiGem gefu9 ereebenf eht
Baltimore, ben 10. Aprtl 1857.
Ap191mt SO. @abf in D&pf's 5atn." .
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&ranteu MnD &eiDemDem !!
89aFt DR.. Swayne's
SuIammen5eieeter Sbrup BON 8ilbfirl9en !
y 9uGcrprOentlfche &nr.

pptnt HOdS, 5ricbrt6 Co., Wb.
Or. 9 ID dpne-g Dertber SEER @S ais cine YRtht ae.
gen bs Yublitun betra6tenb. auslet9 aber, UNI @ua sereGt
ia fetn, min i'd @uh NIT etuer ntt9 lelbf betrefemsen Sur 10
auberOrbentli6 betanat MAIDEN, ais female ene niebereeidrte
ben Wurbe. SIM leBten Sttpbef bate tb etne farfe 8rufters
faltnn9, aus welGer it1 etaSefGpur btlbete baS f9 aud ben
ennsea %mittbetlte, BITE innerii9 nnb aubsrltd Yh SGletm
anb Otter au5rarfen. Mein Atbern tpnnte bur6 bic Qun9en
pafTren une au6 burd bic Seffnuns tn metner 8ruf, an
f6etuenb nit erpBer Xet9 tt9tett babel bate i@ Gag unb
Nadt etnea be[tt9sn Salten, Derlpr ben @ppsttt uo UurSe
unb meme 8rantbeit anBer benz Sereid bon NtebtSin btelten.
SIN biciem elenpen 3ufanb biieb ib cine LANCE 3ett, Bis i'd 3u
LINEN ssrf%,n YsT,sse 5a atissa@99e a III %@ sSsr n nj b FUR mtg tiss aus 3St t n ing
Dteltn wunperSplen Ruren 9eleien Bate, bic @ner y 3 II .
q M menselsBter S9ruP, Sen Ntlbttr.
mad Baltimore, unp fas init benz Iebrau& berfelben an. 3n
meinen srpBen @rfaunen unb CUR Jreube nteiner 5antlte,
ing bic Sehnun8 IN Der 0unge AT su betlen, mein 9uten
na9m at unb aiSt9 seba SoitetH sebrGuat bate, ,par i9 DRl.
Zig pteber sefuup ~
neber faaf Sabre tmb psrRoHen unb}upa bin tG sin ssfnn.
Der Ntann bis auf btelen :1Eas, ben 9. Stunt 1855. SD bin IN
teaae, baB 10y &ud 8rpBea Oant t9alotS ttn. @@tunseSoI
EtpmaS Dtrpn.
Per lnterf6rtebene tt NIT Ibonas DtrDn genau bsfannt
1ne taan bessussln, sSB er tte O6en aneeseben, bebaftst mar.
SD betraate ietne Understanding fat sntt etn QDenbe~.
Gr TT eth ~WarbtseS NtitSlsb Der GefeGf6aft.
SameS 81. . urbDrpw,
QaFpr ses 8erliner &retfes Der Baltimore GpnfsrruS.
R8- 98er tanr BITE 5etlbartett Der NusSebruus teswetfeln,
naGbent er en 3eu8atB wie bs Dbt8e 8elefen BAT.
ub bic etn3ise bic pDn etaem prpentlfben ArSte suoereitst
narbe, 1T Or. . wasne's D3afammenseiester Ssrup BON
2DtIDctrl6en." $3.50
8rantpetten, wslhen er ansensHsn It J, unp fir pelGe bic
erttaunlt9lten 6ol8en aus befen 9ebraude Ii) ;etgten, mimi
lt9 Qunea, &rtdltungen, MusSebrung, 0rpn1ttts, @ne-
~trutt9rett, blduer Suften, Slutfpeten en-, 5eterfett, I9TaGe
Sttntnie, Seuenteden pper Brutf0mersen, gedpddte Is ore
fteutton (uesen WttBbrdun BON &aiomel uno aneeren u, .
d9tn) 3er5flOpfen peer 5ersfrdafbett, ftselnpe Otesuns pber
beret@ern uno retnt8en DaS Slut, uub unterpalten BITE Rraft
90 Der apSettt tebIt. A4einiesr gsrferttGer
easH ar. e 10 a ne unD g MN
4, Nprtb seventy Street, lber benz O1arft
81 ..-.. ..-"--. g pbtI1Delpbd L
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2nmber, 3umber, Qumber.
AuGUS"

WAWAN ="
moaI 0o8l @a8i
gabtttant p'n sIltn @rtea
~ { ass a + E
Nlsb,ettid ndde i'd bS publtfum bdran aufmerffam, baS
Id oTe IrteS CON DISQUALIFICATION NIT @asr SIREN etnrt9te.
@as.arpnIsuGter fpwte aae gum 8rennen bes Gafes aeb5
r!aeu @eaent6f babe I'D fets %Sprrdtbts.
MM9uf 0Sngnet,
dunt 26-ff S*. SO, S&R-&RarIeSRr. r., mabe pratt
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Rleiber! Rlei0er!
HefnOs6nus

an Der Baltimore uno SbioSGiIenbabn.
Der lnteraei6nete Sat btefes 5ptel unb Somrae r wtrtbfda
lbernOmntsn unb TT berett prtpat @sleai@aften, frwie QOeen
ten unb fbOn ~aneeIesten 2uawdIb6sn, fOwie Bite ib6ne Iberrit-
DE Sseene bietea ben befen 9ersnasunssplaB fir Yicnif's
uno @rcnrnonen BON iSefeli6aften unb S1ulen, unb Mue
welGe germ etnen Sag tn Der freten Natut 3u Serbrtnaen min.
f6en. Anfrasen, I'm ben plat fir @rcuritOnen 3u benusen,
milf n etne gDDAe Dor benz Gage, an melbem bic Grcurffpn
~fattfnben fUa, eena9t werben. = Die bsfem Speiien mnD
Ietr6nfe fb ftets berett.
&pr3o,2@t S. 10. 2pwe, @tsentbImer.
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Sta btratb. - Nbenb bes 10. Wfai. -
3wets. Gine @insabe Der Sell
Grmnillion UNI Gr1Obuns ibres Budgets wurpe
an bic betr. Committee pernteieu.
3weiter 3wets. Die 6elolutior fir
Nnl6offunS bon 9eei9neten Sdlduden fir ben
5olltnsltr,zO farft wuroe pailirt. DoS 9men<
dement, bes erlfen 3weise8 SIT Der Srbruans
iiber Hnterlflbuns ter Sreimiuiser1=@ pmpass
nieen, mcr1aA Die 3abl Der Gompasnie nur 80
Wann betrasen ica, muroe nidt ansenommen.
Die Srocnan5 uber bas WicD pncuebz8erz
nladtniB tpuroe anseucmmen,
SIN l~ebrt9en famen in beipen 3wetsen tbeil8
BriYatbius Dor, tteilS Intra9e, bic meoer BON
Der eineu, nod ron Der ailoern Seite ~erlebist
muroen- uno paber ~porerit tein al9emeines Sn-
tereiIe BADEN.
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MgSobn Trib Der llarersanslide, bat
nuumebr cas- @aitbaus gum ySremer SAlal
iel" in Se15ltr. iiberncnlmen unO ipiro feline
@isenldaft als tiidttser @aifpirtb AUDI ferner
5ep1brer. s ma1e.e ar 81
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nrA Hhihn-Ninhp-

be1t eeberSeT6werSen, @elbfubt, gispepRs, r6rUnifde nkl
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