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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-05
The Dethron ement Of Grin oline at Paris.

!
Tho Paris correspondent Of the Boston
Traveller, in his letter dated Oct. 18th.
has paragraph ofinterest to our lady
readers. He writes:
"Crinoline is dethroned The volum-
nous monster which hath sent so many
husbands to the suicides grave, and the
insolvent debtors sell--wbch has de-
ceived SO many lovers eyes--wbich has
consigned to spinster's career SO many
girls who otherwise would have been
married-which has occasioned SO much
inconvenience 10 travellers and church
goers and theatre goers Crinoline is
dethroned.
l almost like the new fashion, although
I suspect it may prove no gentler enemy
to mau's purse than its predecessor. 1t
is long and draped and floating like
Muse s''costume--or like the attire in which
Milton robed "the pensive Nun, devout
and pure." Now is it possible Muses.
dress can contain eighteen yards, and
equal in cost the exTavagant gown in
which the Lorette Of the hour hides her
sullied body That cannot bo. III is no
eveller like your Crinoline which hid
within its cage beauty and de'ormity. full
less Of form and scrawny bodies, SO COM
'letely that the expertest judge of the
lesh and the devil could not tell which
vas which. And none but women Of
,race can wear well the new Dress
What hours Of study must be spent be-
ore the train can be managed, before the
Vcarer can walk into drawing room, or
axe seat at table, or a stroll in the
treet y
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-05

~A At a political meeting in Indiana,
the other day, speaker named Long
responded to loud call and took the
stand, buta big, strapping fellow persis-
ted in calling out in stentorian voice,
"Long! Long!'' This caused little con-
fusion. but after some difficulty 10 ma
king himself l:eard, the President succeed
ed in stating that MIR. Long, the gentle
man honored by the call, was now ad-
dressing them "Oh. he be blestl" re-
pile d the fellow; "he's the little skeezicks
that told me to call for Long!' This
brought down the house.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-05

90 A BAD PREscRipTIoN.-In the midst
sof.he prostration Of the Democracy il is
lamentable to hear the quack prescrip-
tions by which the Administration organs
propose 10 resuscitate the party. They
reason like the empiric who thought that
a. pork and cabbage had made his pa
-tient sick, plenty more Of pork and cab
bage would restore him to health. The
American people have had too much to
nauseate them. They are surfeited with
Lecompton tests and English bill finali-
ties. 1t is the height Of folly to advance
the idea that on the principle Of sttblish-
ing one ratio of population for the admis-
sion of free states, and another for the ad.
mission of slave states, the Democracy
can 90 forw ard to future trium phs, when
that doctrine was so odious that it was re.
pudiated by it's own authors and creators.
and nota man Of them dared 60 frankly
before the people of,he North to advocate
and sustain il previous to the late cleo
tion.-Phiid. Press. m-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-05
DR. HrNprnsoN presented us this " eek

DE-. HrSDKRsoN presented us this week
with bottle Of honey syrup, which is a
splendid article, clear as water and sweet
enough to change an old bachelors dispo-
sition. To the same kind hand we are
also indebted for paper Of ground Java
coffee which all wives should use who
wish to be surrounded by smiling faces at
the breakfasttable. It's already prepar-
ed for use, and saves much time and Ia
Dor in addition to its superiority over the
common coffee.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-05
cy The New York ruffians who at

EE The New York ruffians who at
tended the recent prize fight at Long
Point, Canada, took possession Of the
train in which they returned, ard when
fare was demanded a pistol was coolIy
presented to the Conductor as the sort oi
fare the shoulder hitters paid. Not far
from Utica, German got on one Of the
platforms Of the car, and asked to see
Morrissey. The ruffians pulled him in
to the car and commenced to take from
him whatever he had Of value. He
showed some resistance. upon which a
dozen pistols were presented to his head
and when he had been stripped Of all the
robbers wanted. they threw him through
a window Of the car injuring him severe.
w 9i&' f tN e-@.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-05

5h RuMoREp CHANGE IN THE CABINET. -
The Washington correspondent Of the N.
Y.Times. says the rumor is current that
Gov. Floyd will resign the War Depart
ment for foreign mission, and will be
succeeded by Attorney General Black.
Judge Holt, the present Commissioner Of
Patents. it is said, is to succeed Black
When Governor Floyd is to 60 is not sta
ted. .ia .
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-05

RThe retiring editor Of the Dayton
Gaze tie, who is printer, in bis valedic'
tory says:
ave have experienced more true hap
piness as jour. on tramp, on board a
Mississippi steamboat as deck passen.
ger, our purse depleted to the last hall
dime, without any expectations. thou
sand miles from friendly faces, than in our
hsppiest moments Of editorial life."
Those who regard editorial life as q
path strewn with flowers. will please
make note Of the above paragraph.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-05
Hope for the Telegraph.


The London Daily Meas has hopeful
editorial article on the Atlantic Gable, anc
thinks it may yet be rendered available.
tsays. that "Prof. Thompson has nearly
succeeded in neutralizing the effects Of
earth current. which becomes perplexing
when the currents through the cable are
so weak. Prof. Hughes has so modified
his printing apparatus that current Of
voltaic electricity, generated by small
iron wire being held in one hand, moist
ened with water. while copper wire Of
equal size is held in the other, the two
wires being united to form circuit, is
sufficient in intensity to make his machine
print an ineligible message. So sensi-
tive is his new instrument, that it will still
print correctly, though current as weak
as we have described, is diminished still
more in intensity by passing through the
bodies Of four individuals. With the
combined improvements and inventions
of Profs: Thompson and Hughes, and
Mr.. Henley, we are not without hope that.
as soon as their instruments can be con-
veyed across the Atlantic, electric com
will once more be restored.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-05
ROAD NOTICE.

ATOTICE is hereby given that petition vii!
~ be presented to the Commissioners Of
Wyandot county, Ohio. st their December ses-
sion, for 1858. praying for an altertion in the
county road commencing on, the east side Of
Broken Sword creek on the south side of SEQ
ton Eve in township three south in range fss
teen east, and running south westerly dircc-
ton to suitable place for crossing said creek.
thence north westerly direction untii 1t III
tersects the present location Ospd also to va
cate that part between the iltr!med'ate points
Of survey prayed for, apEpiHt viewers, &C.
Oct. %, k5S n3. o'.'lA' p ~ s1s I. -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-05
THE SMACK IN SCHOOL,

The following incident in District
Scbool descr;bed hv M. w;u;. d..
p., r. NJ W.. n..,
.."sN's VI '"o
Mahha"eh INSURANCE company; In an
address before "The Literary Society,""
in Stockbridge, Mass, his native home.
will take many whose heads are now
..L.a .a:.,, ~ -,
-" "'Ae' '"'~
" ooyhoou anu carry ne .....-.
District ochooi, not Tar away.
Mid Berkshire hilis' one Winters day.
Was humming with It's wonted noise
VI three score mingled girls and boys
Some rev upon 'heir TASK INTENT
But more on iuftiVe mlschlef bent
Inc whiie the Master downward look
was fastened on copy DOCK
When suddenly behind ms back
Rose sharp ana cleafa rousing SHACK
AS 'twerea battery OF oiiss
Let OH In one lremen dous Kiss lt
"Mhats that! the startled Master cries
"lhat' thir, little imp rephes'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-05
Woman's Tongue.

At the last term Of Logan IVA. coun-
ty court Mr.. Steele recovered verdict
for $4,000 against Mr.. HIley, for
abuse Of bis wife BY Mr.. HIS wife. Steele
afterwards generously released the whole
judgment. saying that It was his wifs's
character, not money, for which be began
the suit. fks $50 q tEtksss
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-05
rgThe Washington correspondent Q

wThe Washington correspondent Of
the New York Times says the Admins
tration will not suspend their efforts for
the annexation Of Cuba--that Col. Pres
tons mission will look mainly to that oh.
ject, and that many clerks are engaged
in making up resume Of the claims a.
gaingt Spain, to be used In the Cuban me-
gotiation.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-05
An Unexpected Fortune.

II /, stated that surviving daughter
Of Aaron Burr comes curiously into pos
session Of quite a fortune in this way :
Burr held a lease from Trinity church Of
the Richmond Hill property, three or four
hundred lots in the centre Of New York.
for &C years. He released the land for
63 years to Astor and others, and their
lease expires in 1860. The lease for three
years then belongs to Burr's daughter,
and the claim is indispu:able and the val
ue Of the lease very great. Already sew.
eral Of the lessees have compromised the
claim for from 81 500 to 100 per lot.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-05

q ~The young ladies who rejoice in a
multiplicity Of rings. chains. DC. to the
unoaralled extent now fashionable. should
b labelled like watches in the windows,
Warranted full jsweled."
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-05

RAt the Surrey Theatre. London, 4
man was looking over the front Of the gal
lery, when he overballanced himself. and
fell head foremost into the pit among tho
spectators. He struck seat. split it as.
under, was picked up insensible and died
next day. .
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-05

John F. sheafer,Pl'ffs vs. Lorenso. D. Kelx.
Before @ re- E. stsnelif, y. P P.sfAntrim township.
Wyandot County Ohio. On the I'd day Of
September, A. D. 1858. said Justice isspet =
order Of attachm ent in the sbove acticnfor the
um Of thirty-th rec dollars and ten cents:
JOHN R.SHEAFFB&, blA
pr ]. BzvrSaros, Agent,
October ], 1858.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-05

ga farmer says to barber that he
ought to reduce his price. now that corn
was cheap. mo sir.ee," says the sha-
yer. when corn is low, farmers make such
long faces that have twice the ground
to 70 over. !1 t''
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-05

~Ws find 50 little Of local nature
to write about. and so much of interest
in our exchanges. that we are compelled
to ask our readers TO forgive us for hav-
ing used our scissors little more freely
than our pen this week.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-05

THANKsaIvING.- The Gov. Of Pennsyl-
vania has appointed Thursday, Now 10.
as day Of Thanksgiving. ~ = sd
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re Die HeriHteetrtn MnCctiprell, mClde nuS cinem uneroCntiAcn
MaSCn pber ans Der Gcben entIprinacn.
2Ste NnStrSaultdieit. Saurc IN Ma9en, 9CliG, !SerStrtnren.
Ipptttirii9eit, gcn0itli6tcit, SerirYiune, bluhnbe un6 NulIiae
pamSrrNpiSen. Sn allen nerYbltn ump rfelmailtcn 86len bat es
ttt %unSahll9en Moltn ~wpblthGt9 Stpi,ft unp %Spnlt6n6ise Seiluna
berYprgcbra6t.
900elte 1T cine rein p~csctabiii&s @tihlns, nab iirtns iniTtn.
lhaftlldltn Uruneidten rmp nddb Mnpeiilrng btS tcrIbmten beldus
ohden YreteilprS SrtrbaSe, berettst. 2StSen ieineS 9rcEcn GrIolscS
IN pel msilsn e~urpp0iIhcl Sta0sn, ipar cine Ginfihruna in 6en
Der. Staatsn mehr flr 9itjcni9su bcittnnt, ipclde aus lmItrm @as
ttrianps IN eatnl Nanbe ierltreut inb. Sa baHtlbe inter ibnr11
9rpBen. StTdu 9etlnesn, 10 bRte ib ss rem anerifanilten 9ublIHn,
an, lneem. Id peiB, Dap letnt III Der Stat wlnberbaren meShinilden
et9snl6etten I'D Sefonntldaft psritohsn rperbsn.
Selerpers iMro cs fr Sclhe %Cmpfphlsn, bertn Contribution blrd
ZEN beltanpt9sn @sbrauh HOn 0iauSren cSer anbsrem SusIdpsifuns
gen III lIlprenAil9. 9erathsu lno. @m @lesmsintn au0enblidlit
mtr:tlanil, filicet es leunsn 9eiarcn gEss gum Sise bsS Qebfn8, iubem
CO III jeee Nerve e~tnerin9t unp lie beriti9t, BEN itnten6sn 0eit auf.
rlhtst ue III Der Shat neus geiunSbeit unb Starfe in baS aan,r
Sgtent s%urndbrin9t. 80"
gSarnunQ:
Sls 9reBs, ~Ssrbrsttuns bisieS alsse;et6ncten @romas bat yer.
l8tscene NaGhabmli9en herSpr9srlfn, mrSbalb bs 9ublifam i'm
@ntaufe SrIltdt!s ietn nuB. 9arum 1T IS ubttis, hap Sbr 9pers
raves 9paanoilGeS Bitter, beYor Sr eS fault, rthta prebirt.
3adabmunssn. y" f' "' WI
@a- Ssrtauft 100 per 9oitsl rhr SOttsls fir $500 Bel
ben einSi9en Gsentbinern " w
8tniamin9 gage jr. Ii. 6 o.,
Saoftantet Won Irtntln fur &pptbefer Ii Gtentifsr,
9ihSbur9, ga.
Sn 81 i'd IL INT fpr6 bieIes Sitters Ysrf9uft in ben gsct6sfer
Der 9p. Dove ub Comp, MerQnSer 0uyaL, gB. NsttsriSn, 81
Snpnlton u. Srcy 8rubbS unb Hyperion, 8. Blair, gBarina INN
Yrans, Charlie Nialpaueb unb g. 8. gieet, une il, allen Si6StsS
Der Der. Staatsn 1T Sislss Sittsrs in jeSer gpot6ete su BADEN. I23.6
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81 nlitnliiMe u nseinr.

ED erlaube mir hermit ba5 lcetrtt fieigc mic ~auSp6rtioe ayr.
tlitun gu Feaadri@ti9sn, boe tR Gin Encouragement sstpftn babe,
wpburM iN iii Den Stano 9slebt bin, ven bsute an ale 9uitr6at in
muitolil@r gronhe, mic Sdue, Gpneerte, Sercnatcn II. t. ~. II
hSrnebmen;, % 1T tbstaunt, ba6. pas Srbefrr beS S6coters pSn
rem bentn Multtern 0thmpnpS beleBt III, weslalt e5 fetrcm 9mri.
fl untsrlise, nap id, Die %etroi9sm sufndse cur b%cipnbcrsn 91irir-
benhett a%ueSnIubren I'M Stonee len nerbe unb bite Sobsr nm, Sic
@unlt uno pas @Srblppusn bs 9eetrtn Yubldunis. W" Wv
S. u. &pfenbsraer,
WulitbtectDr an hieGnen 8 henicr ,
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SC iiferaeI6G aft.

Ilcn Srsuntcn umb gstanntsn sur Madrit.. bo6 i'd bmS &C.
fhGft mcincS WanncS frrtebc, unb ale in oeItm Notc pprfcms
nence @rtitsI b%aucrboft unp biais Isfcrn ip,rbc. 8uestt fa0e i'd
ntttnen b%crSltditen Onnf fur eae mEtncm y trfcrtentn Wartc acaes
benc Sutroucn une bite Saitte aud auf Mid utcrsctcn III IdNTn.
Nina g0eiS
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@ratss unb Nenbers (&aminattterl.

S%lnfbuntsrt smailwt @rates ub Senbers III bsrabaefebhn
grsilsn!. Der llntrSidnete fIbrt bas er6Bte Eager pon @rees
blifuna oFsrirt wore'n III. grass inc butIbif ,u fnffa nod ben
ntufen Ntulfrn ue 6atpns, as Sisrtfi9t ~SuSsipibte sptbilde, scrs
antere, Die I'D %tslenbers as StubsnSsrbs' fir ben Spmn,er stansn.
@utir{ags aus Siaot nD ganO msrhcn panthi@ uaO ~fcsialtis
@rtiItn bebient werben umS srbalen tn 9ebr0uAlihtn Discount Ge
Boarsr 8eSablun8.
Gsr lntsrssi9nsts bittst S%oruiprtdsn in Der y9el> unb @ras.
8puntrp", WatrHrr 3pilhsn 8. u. 9. Str., 8idmpne, Wa.
Samuel Q. Oenpen.
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6. II II / 6

ma6t benz Yublifum sic @u;ei9e, baB sr gBsier, Sem unS Rroorr
Al benz bp6ten @arftpreis auftauft unS AUDI omf Serlanocn osSsm
@sbl untaul4t. Die @lgle %bslslten iteFt fsrner Dem SutiHiitGnm
,m @tablsn 9aer 9alTltllfh!s 81 Uebott, ipcflr elm 8ilisss bers6~
net uue be 9itbt in better Srbnun9 abeelefert wiro.
9dder unp SDieeerSsrfduitr Won gDetssn., 8o0esre ,nb 8prn~
Dfsbl werbcl %wrbhbln. in Der NiaHle bss llntsrSti6nctsn Spr,u.
hrshen, che lie anbsrsiparta ibe Ginaufe MAIDEN. ia lie bilin uSmS
rsl beeient wtreel Won Y. 9enniS,
gutdtrtpipn Mubse, frIter g5ietor's 9IIb(s
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.. 81. @frcfer,

Npotbrfrr, 0ru9ilt, Supporter Ypn bout
den Gbrmiealien II. /. ~. Nr. 3 MoinsStr.
9eScnhbcr pcm a!tcn Marfte.
~" &ttepte reySen nit Der SrtB!sn Sprsialt unb Genou.
i9ttit tertnet, lpWte @cmiidte Yrdp 0ratr unb Mnal uIc n
NIT duBtrlsr 9NnIhdfrlt beiur8t.. 0nbfuufleut lite mSsen eaS
rc!6Fait9e Wager omtrtaniltcr, bcltibe' une %fr0n,6TIhrr jhS
trilder : ItSneitn, GoneYs Nrtitcl II. /. ~. in better @uSpabi ltltt
IN @li9rnalHeInl nehnen, mrldle @rtitsl gum &bcit ltlbit gu %nirSriscs
rem, as en n6rSlthCn 9reilcn ob9elo6en werbcn. @ebtSinfu.
I en- iperbsn ~ ben b%iaisltn 9eetnynn8sn ipcberum nit nercm
gprr0tbt oue1tliattt.
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ScfdnutmaCtuud

Der llntrScitncte Bat GERM S. @bbcr, SO. IL @loinlrate
lTcdettsl %ipptntaft, oS @9nt fur jencn Stothbsil ttiicat, unt
fam burd %ttniclten Der nInStgtr" bc;psen urb Sat(un0el fur
abrnnsmsnt nnS %aufessetsns %nSetsen ali iHn eenadt perStn.
9. 9niftL.
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Nornl an n%crfoufcn.

100 Ittr tcS tslten gaolrIontes, tbtitwet1e eettart, @silen
Voc 8ihnpno an Der 9StlidmSbur9cr StraBc 9tsaen, ifebrn urtcr
cen 9~iinti8icn @toin9un9cn gu prrtauftn. 01s bette gaubcG, be-
fnbCt ltn ouf eicitm gl@ts unp bctt bS SrennbpIs, tus auf Sem
Iclben 9sihIaGrn ipcrecn fam, eR 8auferreis lei mtiien,. Dos
HGbcre lit in Ter Sftte ,. 81. ;u crfrN9cn.
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@eue Mmjeiaem.

Scttlins. Gtotlifement unr 8tclsiale GisarrcnRrrc.
Meiuen 9si6dftsfreunten unb ttm Nutlfum int aGsentinen
bic &nStiee, ZAP ib in Der IS. Suofe snt6en 0tain umb Carr
etnsn neucn Stere scmiettct unb t1itlblt Iufrase fur Bottle.
9aserbter. Ile, 9orttr, Giter &C., irnie Gisarrcn In S1trlelals
rrcmrt o~uSfIbren rcrbe.
Mene g8%interpteie fur uilcr @rtittl Iiub mic fcMt:
Quarts per Suesne 81 ot,eA -
9tntS 81 o"V"'" ,'!3:''NHu.
SaItc 9tntS So nidt cinoer.
sSeSerpert6rfsr ecnieEcn cine bebeuhnbe 9rciserm6sioura, 2a-
strticr bsim 8c8 snt bili5fcn @tarhprtis.
S;crc> Rne Smtetpern eroute i6 mir inStcipntcrc uf mcin
Eager in SiSarrtn aufmerHam gu MAIDEN, titsbcnb tbsilweile III
~fcl9sn6sn Sranb'S:
ll9uss (ojoirt) @frcla. 5ulipnn, Gptumtta, &ictcr;a,
9te9alis, Centres, German Irinctps, Genuine Yrircips,
III alien siummern,
6aYnna
iii prlHt6cncn GuaGt6ttn,
Nattautofe II. {. ~.
q. gDritt0her,
Is. Strofc, Spildtn 0tNin unS Gary.
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Bekanntmachungen.
$4,000 @ertb me,er S,crhff,n,arcu

-
Sal Cohen, IT'S @rpoeRreet, BAT lccbcn Elm
9rcBartt9es Wager ncuer oeritrauren srG1nrt, ~teltstenb
IN rsthsn Seirsaitrfru, Gill Hrtcs, saus mc(euen
Se'a'nss, 9trtlt St9le Dueal ylairs, irbr itTne Sa~
lcncta 9tUbss, Gmtrciberi,e ic>er Grt, Stamls. Scarfs
&C., IO~ts en srufancisss Eager pcu Nruiettcytu
@rpbs.
Seleneers mirb oufmertlam sema6t ouf Gin cle3ans
ties Nnrrtiment GIpafs, Sruein's tcRc Rib @trrcs elos
ner Smprrtatirn, bic pur6 Oamtn, melde rielelte os
tra9rn bobcn, ale bic teitcn i'm Norttr @aurrtarnt 1nb.
S' i'd nur 9c9en baar Y%rrtaufe, Fin i'd in >en S:nnb
9e'est, au~snoNmemene billi9c WrcjIr Ill ltrGcn, ire. sails
cIn SrtnN etcirs Vn9erS ~crgetcnl ertrtcn miro.
Niht su IberIcbcn!
BeS 9SaoreneNo0cr prn s"-
Fancy s Staple Dry Goods
olitnnettlam III maiden, bic Ct Sci bcn lcejgcn trudentcu G,srA5fts>
SeFs1ltni,tn ~ @GSnoPnsmsilt btqi9Sn Yeitn %ein9sfouft bat.
INo Srreoo ,S~etoenSeuas. f~roniailde 0ctaincS, Salensia RSSss.
Sut gepltns, hgurtrtr MernoS, StaipiS, GIroft, Bonnet Ribtcns,
Srherctccrtee, @lrNce. 5rltcro uub einen n%paifSneiocn Sind snrt
SrMttte 0eNoS, Die oie in nrt nc boscpticncn tiQiaen QreHsn
P'''""'' ~'''eH '' Nnlentiu Gp6en,
15 SSrraSGr.
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@cIhGftsz@ rGfuuna.

@elhGitssG rGfnung.
Z. Sibin8er, ShlpEer uno MtnlMiniit,
Srenrltrabc, swiihsu Der 1. uno 2. StraEc, i'm SauIc
tes 6rn. Sple,
cnpllcbIt itb iCtncn ~fSrclinecn uno Dem beutIftn 9ublifum ur Mn-
frt9un9 oler StlcltrNrbtttcn uuS 3rparaturcn. SciplScrS made
Id .Suthers auf mrtne Sbatbtrt5, Strpp< une 2Scs,GG Il Itintn
oufntelflan, FUR bcrtn Glte ih gdronturr.
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