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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13
ABo11r1oN1srs IN THE SOUTH.

Many of the Northern Abolition papers are greatly
exercised in spirit because the people of portion Of
Texas, in county meeting assembled, concluded,
calmly, dspassionately and firmly, that sundry mis-
creants who had assumed the holy garb of religion
to aid them in nefariously tampering with slaves,
should leave, or suffer whatever consequences might
follow. No wonder. similar feeling makes people
wondrous sympathetic. Undetected thieves always
sympathise with thieves that are calaboosed. "No
rogue eer felt the halter drawn with good opinion of
the law. Northern slave stealers then, as matter
OF course, wish success to their would.be Abolition
robbers Of Texas.
The best account Of this Texas difficulty we find
in the Marshall Republican of a late date:
EXCITEMENT IN FANNIN COUNTY, TExAs.-A mass
meeting of the citizens of Fannin County was held
at BOnham, on the 18th ut to take into cOnsidera-
ton the question of expelling from their midst Ger
| tain preachers of the Northern Methodist denomina
tion, who, it appears, ha been holding meetings
| and preaching in that cton of the State for the
last three years. The meeting largely attended;
its deliberations calm but decided, expressing
the determination of the citizens Of Fannin to expe
from their midst these Abolition emissaries. The
resolutions recommend the Legislature of the State
| to make such statutory provisions may be neces
sary to- insure the interest of the citizens of Texas
against the influence Of the NJ. E. Church North, and
| all kindred associations.
1t seems that these abolitiOnists have nsnuated
themselves into these slavehoding communities, by
Disgusting their true objects and denying that they
intended to meddle with the domestic institutions of
the South. Latterly, however, they have begun to
out in their true colors, and to interfere with
slave subordinaton and the people Of Fannin, it ap
pears, learned that this advance guard Of fanatics
were to receive additions of twenty-five or thirty
others next year.
These preachers have been notified to leave and
from the character of the demonstration at Bonham
they will be likely to conclude that the people are
fully aroused against them. The Independent states
that nearly every county in the State has one Oh
more of these abolition emissaries of the Northern
Methodist church. We are inclined to believe th
statement true. These men should not be tolerated
in saveholding communities and we trust they will
be ferreted ont and dealt with they justly deserve
abolition emissaries" " are no doubt scattered
thckly all over the South, pursuing various cangs
but animated with one object When we shall have
an Abolition President with an army of Abolition
oficeholders to back them they will become exceet
ngly numerous, and will not be easily driven away
They may become masters, not outcasts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13

'lt's quite too bad Of you Darby to say that your
wife is worse than the devil" "An please your Riv
erence I'll prove it by the Houly ScrpturI can, be
the powers Didn't your Reverence, yesterday, in
your sarman, tell us that il we resist the devil he'll
flee from us? Now, if resist my wife she flies at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13

DIED.-A Pensacola paper requests New Orleans
papers to copy the of the DEATH the
I'd inst, in that place. Of the son of L. NJ. and Eliza
Merritt, aged two years.
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j. T.. hammond,

T.. II. Hammond,
ENGRAvER, LITHOGRAPHER AND PRINTER,
No. o Camp street. second floor.
socts in the above named departments
o.
DIPLOMAS STOCK CERTIFICATES, POLICY HEADS
gnsurance Scrip Bills Of Exchange Checks Pronsory Notes.
etc. with original designs engraved on copper or
ateel and printed In style unequalled IN the South
He has obtained doing description of work
on Stone particularly refers to the style recently intro
duced combining the elegance of Steel Engraving with the
hography and particularly adapted to Bills Of
Exchange Checks Sales, Bill Heads hne Labels
etc, ETC., etc. .-.
Being the only Engaver Pictorial subjects on steel cor
publishers others requiring Portraits
scopes Book Illustrations etc., etc. reeesed to examine
ais specimens and will in the finer and more
difficult kinds Of Engraving will be EXECUTED by HIM
SELF and not sent to North, the common practice
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS. AT HOME lNVl-
TATIONs Engraved and Printed in every sye punctually
and at short notice.
COURT, LODGE and NOTARIAL SEALS. Designed, Er
grayed and and furnished with counter etc.
4 IL Jel 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13

Total. .pa!es. uVN
1t will be observed by the above figures that we re-
quire 233, ,4lO bales to make up the estimates Of
3so0OOO bales for the crop of 1853 Let us now see
from whence this quantity may be expected, and how
much per week at each port will be needed in the
coming twenty weeks:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13

Why is 6sh.peddling, morally considered, an OBJ
jectionable business Because one sells what he
knows to have been "hookedn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13

1t is said that q Chinaman, no matter where he
finds himself is never perplexed Probably the re q,
son is that be always has bis cue,
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pLACIDE'S vARlETIEs-GRAvIER STREET.
MR.. JOHN sEFroS's BENEFIT,
which occasion
MISS JANE COOMBS,
the justly celebrated young American ION her
from, MOBILIZE will appear for one NIGHT ONLY, viz:
Wednesday, April l3.
a Pauline In the
LADY OF LYONS,
which will be given with unusually of all the charac
ters concluding with
SKETCHES OF INDIA
no Box Office Monday, the llth. at o'clock. all
A HTHuR NAPOLEON .-.
Has the honor to inform his friends and the citizens of
New Orleans that he will give
Grand Concert
ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF APRIL.
On this occasion he will be assisted by tbs ol,wng eminent
artists;
sIGKORINA CARROLL,
Prima Donna Soprano, from the Academy of Music New
York, and the principal Thesters of Europe.
MISS HEYWOOD,
The celebrated Prma Donna Conralto from Drury Laae
| Theater London.
| HERR DOEHLER
Distinguished Solo yoaist of the Philharmonic Concerts
New York and
sIEdFR1ED BEHRENS,
Musical Director
"a. Further particulars hereafter. al If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13

wealth brings care and SppFeher1kou. The COL
chlan ram with the golden 66ece, though f1rnlhed
with WINGS WAS probably in CONSTANT tear of esstia
sheared. 51sst ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13

II never shot bird in my life 7 sid solae - "
his fliend who replied a never shot ANYTHING II Tho
shane of 4 bird but q SQUIRREL which knled With j
stone, when it fell inte the river md ~ EeN1eas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13

Small newshoy to horrided dandy Won't yous
scratch my 'ead, Misterf my 'ands Y e cold 4
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40 PROFESSOR j. VEGAS LAST Chill
%A DREN'S BALL
Sra- AND MAY-DAY CELEBRATION,
At
Odd Fellows Hall,

ON MONDAY EVENING", MAY 2, 1859
PROF j. VEG AS respectfully informs his friends and the
public in general that his last
CHILDREN'S BALL AND MAY FESTIVAL
under his supervision will be given at the vementioned
Hall, the 2l of May, 1859.
The of the May celebration at half
O'clock followed by the Child ems Ball until ii O'clock
after which tile Ball for the Adults will begin The Hail will
be magncehy decorated inside and outside expressly for
this OCCASION
COMMITTEE INVITATION:
W.C. Wilson, Prof NJ D. Dimitry,
DR.. T. Apfoux, Geo. II. Law,
L. H. Watson, Nj. Hoey,
Anthony Sambola, W. I. Hodgeson,
Louis pucourneau, G. T. Nash.
FLOOR MANAGERS:
Prof. ]. Vegas, Jos. +. Vegas.
Ladies and sises wishing to obtain invitations please
send their and residences to the Secretary the Ball
Room Office to Professor J. Vegas. Odd Fellows Hall.
Positively Ladies' invitations be obtained
| the Ball.
Genemens Ticke be obtained at the Hail. and at the
Nc one Will be except he presents his Ticket at thu
| dor II. 4al I'd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13

NJOTICE = WE HAVE TAKEN THE STORE No. Is
Tchoupouss street, two doors below cur former stand
where We will continue the General Grocery Business
al sss-*g CHAS. R. RAlLEy 4 CO.
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Wines, Liquors, ETC..
NOS. Is AND Is ROYAL STREET

lI1T-I- ~ VVsccs A@tYttVs % VHV'8
NOS. Is AND Is ROYAL STREET.
Il supply OF CREME DE BoUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quar-
aad p.as continually hand which equal to the best that
srss market. Aso brands Of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA SHEER
gY. GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY AN.
EEoR SHERRY. SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK, Old and
xias PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES.
8aANDIES-sszersc Of the vintage Of 1856 1898 and 1905
sad other brands WHISKY, Irish
Bye sd Bourbon ALE and PORTER, in pnts and cuarss
Also % hand. my usual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
market which will be sold reasonable terms
cta ss house In the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
y IL zpiy Nos. l3 and Is Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13

SOUTHERN LITERARY WEEKLY.-We nave received
prospectus of the Southern Field and Fresde,"a
proposed new literary Southern paper, from Mr. James
Gardner of Augusta, Ca, and we like it we'll. We
wish the enterprise do all good Southern enter
prises, the amplest remunerative success, and the
widest possible circulation. The first number will
appear about the last of next month, will be printed
in the most elegant style on sheet somewhat larger
than that of the New York Ledger, and will contain
great amount of interesting and valuable matter.
1t will not touch politics. The agricultural editor
will be DIR. Daniel Lee, editor of the Southern Guilt
vator and Professor of Agriculture in the University
Of Georgia. The literary editor will be Mr.. w. w.
Manu. lately the Paris correspondent of the National
Intelligencer and the Southern Literary Messenger.
The Bulletin, of this city, says that /" Mr.. Gardner
possesses the requisite energy and ability to carry
out what he has undertaken and if the public will
now back him vigorously, tho oenterprse must sue,
ceed."
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AMUsEM ENTs.

DLACIDEs vARIETIEs-aRAvIER STREET.
Stage Manager Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. JOHN SEFTON
Treasurer. .Mr.WARREN
NINETEENTH WEEK OF THE STAR COMPANY
BENEFIT OF MR.. JOHN FToN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13
Arrival of the steamsnlp Empire city.

The Empire City, Capt. S. P. Griffin, left New
York the I'd inst, at P NJ, and arrived at Ha-
vana at A. NJ. on the 9th, where she connected
with the Companys steamer Star of the West Capt.
Grey, from Aspinwal arrived the afternoon previous
with the mails, treasure and $50 passengers from
California for New York received 100 passengers
from the Star, 46 from Havana and the usual mails
and left at 4:S0 for this port. Left in port British
steamers Conway and Karnac the former for ST.
Thomas, the latter for New York, via Nassau, n B.
The Philadelphia, U. s. M. Co.'s steamer, had left for
New York the preceding afternoon, sth
There is nothing new to record. Health still good
Stock of Sugars, 10000 boxes. Prices, Nos IL
and II, at Al to AZ; dull Exchanges, London, l2aa
per cent premium; New York, par to per cent. dis
count; New Orleans, nominal.
The following is her list of passengers
FROM NEW YoRK.-Mrs. H n. F.eneau. Mrs W. Read, A.
w Read G. Allen Miss Kearney and brother, Miss Lahi
hanson it, s. G. Tucker, Rev B. F. Maver L. Castro
and steerage
FROM HAyAsAord R. Grosvenor and svt, Lord F. Caven
Mr.. j. b. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs Fmonds, Mr. and Ms East
burn Mr. Maynard lady and g j. Wyleigh F. Pro.
pemn9 g. and d ere
Bondon auie G. Rivas A. uniche R.. Rochet E Rouchr.
F. Lee, lady and son. G. Mendoz4, Mrs DeCastro and
s Hosniga, J, O. Rivas, Mr. Rvas Razay Mr. Garcon,
| Mr.. Gorordel and seerage.
FROM CAllFoRNIA.A. Hildebrand, A. F. Lemain Mrs.
child infants and nurse, VIM NJ Van Tier and wife NJ Van
Tier, Mr. Williamson wife and infant, f. Van Tier
White, Jas Innt Mr. Mum, Mrs Dubois, Dngan B. Lee
and wife, Cummings Cook, W. A. barley, J. Green, j.
|
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13

TNO. CUEBERTSON Il CHARLES w. CUL-
j BERTSON Attorneys and Counseors- Law, No. IS st.
Louis Exchange Alley between Cont and Bienvile Streets
New Orleans jail 6m
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MISS JANE cooMBs
Will appear for this occasi,n only as Pauline.
wednesday Evening, April 18th, 1850,
Commences with the comedy the LADY OF LYONs-Pnn-
n Ger r. s hs.s NJ. Jane coe%b Claude
ssS Nj Bssz s%s
sdoH E s. ss
sally scr.sss Charles Boycs Lady scrasgs Mrs.
1ss sfee I" e"snr ,xSD COUNTRY
PRICES OF ADMISSION and Second Tier and Par.
sfn % @ e.sd M Sess,ns S9 %
t,1ss. 70;
open at quaer to O'Clock performance
atsa5E r. aaastks STREET AND
sMss.ssf; s.sss N..,.s, .e sPALpIss. 4
| Thiry-nrus Night Of
1 MARsH's JUVENILE COMEDIANS.
/ WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 10, 1882
VIII b. presented the romantic Drama of the FORTY
Eores .bs the Woodmsn Mis- Gs'ris; aanen, @ bis .oa
hs s, q NJ ~; Souss 1ns os
Mater G. W. Marsh Margery, Miss Louise
| Inpreparaon-THE BOTTLE IMP.
~ Admission 80 cents Children and Servants in attend
ance half price on Saturday noon onlv.
H3-Performances EVERY NIGHT and EVERY SATUR-
| DAY NOON.
Doors at night quarter before Curtain
half psN7 Doors open saturday at ia; Curtain
/ rises at l24. ais
st. CHARLES THEATER-ST. CHARLES ST
Lessee and Manager .,,B DEBAR
Acting .........................H CORRI
PRICES OF ADMISSION-Dress Circle and Paruuette rs
Second Tier Gallery Is cepts Private Boxes
| 81 each; Private Qusdro3n Boxes IS each.
TRIUMPHANT sUCCESS-THE RAvELs.
| WEDNESDAY EVENING. April l3,
Second night Of the successful Ballet THE CONTRABA
DIT-fraIG us Picoo; Mathns Ida yoIutjop
| on the TIGHT ROPE.
Doors Overture " o'clock precisely. Boz
| OEire open daily from 10 10 o'clock r. NJ
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SPALDING & ROGERS AMPHITHEATER AN
- MUSEUM, ST. CHARLES STREET.

~ Admission 80 cents; Children and Servants In attend
ance half price on Saturday noon onlv.
s1-Performsnces EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sATUR-
DAY NOON.
Doors open night at quarter before Curtain
half paN1 Doors open saturday at ll4; Curtain
rises at l2k, ala
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Cabinet Makers

sF'
SUPHOLSTE ERS' MATERIALS
Or Every Description.
Gilt Cornces Hair Cloth, Shades, Curled Hair Enameled
Cloth Curtain Goods Cords and Tasse varnh Gimps and
Fnges SPRINGS Buttons and Twne Cline Picked and Com;
s Ws Papsr etc. al the WEsT Ks
HEATH b CO.,
3 ms 2ply No. rs Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13

Boots, Shoes and RrOgn1as,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditchng BOOTS Resse'
aRoGAES, Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and CampeAchJ
HATS at the lowest market prices, by
9FRoST CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans.
HATS. CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
are constantly receiving general assortment of Silk and
cur Cashmere Panama Leghorp Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican
snd wool HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST Il CO.,
tyis zpAW 10 Magazine street.
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w =. CHANDLER,
DENTIsr,,
su-oFFICE and RESIDENCE.
178- -Carondelet street,
IN IvAW corner of Iafsyetse,
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Cine
lOrllpbaliftbe gaucrabOdgrii.
9pU 8 .. !0. Etmmc.

(NCtnguNl.
Sin GuIt Ger MuiiS rjci Tie @1tc iu pem Nittas
cIcu.
Die lln0cn IUnc warCu Uternu du Dem 6cit talc
tci9et. Ntan mar lterau an hnen balo III Der YOIcn
5hIuafrt rca @Tcps Sur Giuer touute feuen
4bril nrbmen. neil cine auocre GtGiItrit ion gu
ictr in Nulprutb nabm Der QrGutiAam matte am
Slid nur Die 9lufmartuu9, cileutltth an alien Slldcn
llnmittrtIr clbi lite piee ans pCm Gbrentilh
auf rcr DeGle an meDen pir Sraut, pe nGthitrn Ser
manrtrn rrr Qlarrcr uup re loanordorsn iib beflnr
rrn. 2tn Den dnrern hate er nur rie Gr1ufjtttl-
uu9 lrtsr ncn Giten, NO oie SITTER unp 9rteit5.
lcue ipcleu, partcteu ntmehelnr EnetttS uuo Nl9oc
pce !5oico auf. Inter rem Belt, no nur 8ourrn unp
StICtrr laBcn murle%ie 9luiir aruug ou,6 ren &iiz
iter rciNrNt, rem nnse Surbeu alliitrtcn 10 rnB
Belt aenug tetiet an pcn Srepccn Der 5afsl lbr
iu ncHmen. Der grGGti9nm bate picie 3et nitbt ;
ee mar nidt cinmat en 4lab iir ibn oa, merer on
Dem @brsus nrdl an cinem ampsrn Slide.
Nan battc nirgenps lid nirrer9elegt, obne pap opr>
Der raa (iih9tt 9elprUdlcn mar. Nuth bierbe mahte
cine eiSentBumlihe olte Sitte iib 9cltsnp. @n rem
@brentilte iprath pas Gete Der Yfarrsr. unter tem
Belt Der Suffer, an osn enren Ghhrn Der iungts
Saweinbi;t pes 6pfeS.
g9as gaeS an ZEN Yeleu uno lanseu 3ilhen sssei=
len wurpc2 SSsr tann Die Ifsnae Der traiti9eu unp
nabrtasn, fenen unp nittfeinen Gpeiisn tridreitsn
untsr renen auf einrr wsitpbaiihsn 8auernbpa,et
rie i6mmen sitnen &aIsn fractru mulItn, mirfli6
traden, oft breden
ge5eu Der blanen esit3u&terin bate ictnsn plas
Der &i6tsr Der ren @bsperra9 seItrieten bate. Gs
mar Elm r8ri&s AIefOr aus Berlin, elm fstr
nee, 3urtes, seItnartso Mdnn6en, pas nod nibt
Ianse in rsr @roUnS Der lcten Mab3titen uno gum
eren Nae in tieisr prrpns anf elmer Sausrnbp6iett
mar. Seine 9fa6barin bate bic aIte sbrli6e Yai&t,
i'm 3u HStbi9en. St tfat IS sbtl;&, Gle aIte 5rau.
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Nteimaumarn.

Der ,.NnsciEer" crittjui tetu 5cnaaGeut. ;um tott
jerljGn 5utjirticrerrcs rru 81 % iu SSc5rS;o5lnc
cor p Gt5. ~ mat i0titGr rcr Sroeey NuS
mortt9r %tcnancn eelictcn cen RCnaS Den crau9get
tyttttr ypr as itfiUl9t tinullcHetn.
Gntiprthtuoe &tudSc upo Ripciiun9cn pcrttn b0Ntb0
tntRc4cn9cncn'ntn uuc auf 8crlNn0eu houcrjrt
@nicltn uac &Ci0untnahuu9Cl oler 2lrt wcrhcn untc
to9cnocn &eculUrlGp 0ufetncnmrn: @inmolQC 0jnrtd
una ttne6 S1u0rcc 10 Scca crtr rcniGcr bccn cine,
S]unrt) 80 Ste. 'renidGe GurudUn0 - SO. uns fl
lv>tt 2ccrc Mai - Gt5. jbrlj&C tt3ise2u;ctscG Trr
btn ir y in eaHdAriJgcr %cGaSil1lurN ouiGncnucn
WgcEtrc &riclNcn rcyecn rcrhGtypEniiFi0 5crcbEtt.
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3sgcr unb S6wert,
6jitrrjihs 9ipptue prn Mdr Gtna.
(JcttWeun8.)

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cuf SArihwc3cn burch p15 6uterpf6 tHcn
ltnc0 oiartsnS ptu Ijdtcr nltt 2tjp,i1 unr in
icinc @ScbnunA iu bringru, no er ibn rertcy.
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mcjt wtcccr bcri!c tc, RAP CT ras Gctt rerloItn
tcnngC. Scinc nGctjtc Srrae mar, Grfuncj0uu.
gen ub,r pas 5,bjdjal lctnu 6rcuncc ctn,n;ic-
ben: nit 6rcucr Ycrndtm CT, raB iid gIBrm
nit l3llic ittner @jstreucn gcrcttct battc, ancr
m0uter brave 9ttitar bottr nit icinrm gstcn
;aDlgn mliitn
S&rt mCbr ncth bctriittc ibn ta5 Shifiat rcr
GIriangcuen rir nui Woprcpu5 ou5rriificbcu
Stfcbl ~ { StydRtnrIubGr Die lcbm1bth0c &c
blnclung crltt uup mciit in rcu &rrfcru
Trantrcthe MT Rrttcn tclaotu lhmaGtcttn.
IbecCcr rr1nnta wy @c9ercc, icinc Camera
rrn III rIdocn. unn iit 10 ihneu ais mEslitA
wiercr rcm prcnBlio,en l5cere au3uihlicgcn uro
an Dem ulSc cpgrltebenccn Gamrfc Swell IN
mtNmrn. ?tl,bD,m irjuc Gttern uuo Iuni MI.
tcr sluem 0n&enrmmruen Namcn nm ric 9Gacb-
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nit Ocm @tcanfcn trihGItiBt, uubcmcrft gcip}ta
;u YtrInIcn.
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mInui3fNhcr GtTahr rcrtuno'u. Sp aebctm
nutb lem 2taisntbalt 9cttictcn mar 10 fcDltc ee
rrh nitbt al 2uipalIern uno Spipncn III mcl-
dem lh1npjhtu Nmte i) ielbit Oeutidc uuo
M1nntr pon Debcm Stanse bcrgabcu. Sin
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untcr iGncr 9Silrpe grAaltrn, elm -puuitInpiats
Snrrau p'tSpton1ge fir 9iappleon rinSuriften,
mcourdN rieier Ypu alien Trrgln9cu in Iciucr
M1bc &'nntniB erbielt. 3u pieIem ;}mctfc pur-
rem veute nuo alien StGnprn telclpct Ojener
unp Seamtc beitpten, uno rl6it pds 95riefacs
htimnB uiht 9citbrnt. Die Yertrr9enitGn 6a-
MISUNDERSTANDING, bic @jeiprdhe pertrautcr
6rrunce, bnaeworfcne Neu6crunoen tltctcn pem
wnhlameu AuAe Der fran36iten 0cli,c ntat
Htrbnr9cn; Ycr prr 9cmeinru Qr9cberri aaG 50
tcincn Sdug.
IS mar Daber fein 9Guutcr taE antb &Grucrs
@uientbnIt in ccm SauIe prs Ouctpr 9Genpler
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