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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02

+ Mn HuIs,N have seen aud heard the
young Princess" Pee l"miui. Don't you
envy me great treat You need not for
am ~ Questionable a To confess that |
don't think it was worth III. money. xcepi the
mere ability To say heard her"
CHI = s'fsfs aud ai'u"s' pretty. and - taa.,
r"gui>h liule c"qnette. scattering her kisses
and her smilc- ia every direction with the at.
most prodigaliiy. But as songstress she
certainly does not equal many who have les.
fame. la all she sung there was not single
'iiilicnlt passage. requiring any unusual con
'rol of the voice. aud the only performance Ia
which she elected the least spontaneous an.
plause was. The Dunkiag song from 7raris,a.
which was rendered with much f., ling and
beauty. and was So loudly chrsred A. 10 call
The little roguish beauty out To repeat it, So
nor Maggior, III is jol, looking old soul and
vile. was highly amusing aud did much
pleasure the audience
Slgnor LornI's best AMI Indeed only credit
able Performance the Seresade Com,
Ge"fd, from Don Ps,qaaie which hc gave
with much animation aud beauty
Wollenhaupi. With his v.lin. excited a.
toni hmcnt rather than admiration aud the con.
cert would have lost nothing in interes, had
he been unable to appear on account Of sud.
den indisposis,on.'
Mile Ghioni would have been missed from
The troupe a. her fine voic.. pre,t, face aud
very pleasant manner If singing. gave her
cordial greeting by the audience.
One most admirable feature was the absence
OF ga1dy dnss aud ornament from both
The fair ladies who we're dressed richly but
very plainly. With not single article Of Wv.
elry.
A sporting. romping cequeiie. possessed
o' charms OF superior order. Mile. Piecolom
mi perhaps has few surer,ors. but a. soprano.
IN our ignorance We should be likely To de /
eide she was about third or fourth rat. and
that much OF her fame has been manufactured
by the Eastern papers.
bet few Who heard her on FRIDAY nigh,
could be persuaded to pay two dollars for
reserved ca, for Saturday night.
Like the Louisville Journal. We confess that
ne admire. nay ate - love 9th tho woman.
bur unlike that very excellent = psrwe do no,
admire her lyle Of singing We only speak
fur oursslf
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02
From The CsfAoAe Telegraph effhe i9h
Regulations for Lent in the Archa
diocese Of Cincinnati.

All Wednesday. the first day Of Lent, fall.
this year on the ninth day OF March.
l. All persons who have completed theii
twenty first year. and who are not exempted
from the obligation OF fasting by sickness
Debility. old aye. hard labor. or for other vel
known reasons, are obliged TO observe all IA.
day. Of Lieut.. Sundays excepted. as fasting
days.
?. On those days but one full meal is al
lowed. which should be taken about noon.
3 A cup Of tea. coffee. or thin chocol tea
with bit OF bread. or a cracker. may be "a.
ken In the morning. and a COLLATION., or food
not more than the fourth Of an ordinary meal.
or not exceeding eight ounces. may be eaten
IN the evening.
4. Warm fsh j. not permitted at the col
lation.
;. Abstinence from hesh meat j. en,oiped
on all the Wednesdays aud Fridays Of Lent.
aud on the two Saturdays Of the Enber and
the Holy Week.
6. The use Of 6esh meat - allowed. by dis
Pensation. al every meal on Sundays: and nj
one meal on Mondays. Tuesdays. THURSDAYS
aud Saturdays. with the exception Of the t~e
Saturdays above named.
:. Those exempt from fasting are allowed
the use Of hesh meat a. every meal on the
days which II Is allowed to Others bur
once
). Fish ard fesh are no, allowed on any
day Of Lent At the same meal. Oysters aud
f.h
=. Eggs. milk. cheese and butter can be
used without distinction II days: bat abstin.
snee from Al II these - rrccommended on
Good FRIDAY
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02

u There are band Of Gypsiss eneamp.d
about thrse miles nofth Of this city. They ar.
iorsunetsllers Of eoarse-we believe il va a
'yp~'y Who whispered in the ear OF Jose
phine that she would enc day be Empress Of
he French. They tell genuine fortunes 70,
81 Ter hsad--halfs for some less. aud quarter.
Tor ten center" Ii - said that they are l.
boring oeder the strange halueinasion thar
sha'evsf they see. they have the right 10
appropriate u 70 their own use. The doctrine
Of ''msam = fssrs. = lhes seem to have no clear
ana distinct idea Of A q people, thew arr
no"ad'e, without the pastoral. aud q. ma
ton they are scattered over the ~hole globe
hey have no homes. 40 country. no govern
mept What their religion i no lne know.
and u does seem that no one cares.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFF MARKET.

LIvERfooL, Feb. 18th
Market closed dull, and with declining
tendency.
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote four duh
aud nominal. but prices generally are IN
changed.
In sacks there b.. been a decline OF 81 PR
leo tbs
What j. also very doll, ani prizes s-e
~asi-r. bat unchanged. Red Western b sda
s. 81 per 100 - White :, 7ialo, aud South.
ern l0ssl0- 81.
Corn Is qaivi. but steady. Niscd and jei.
low 5, l0J. aud white 7sa7, 81.
The Provision arkst j. steady and firm
Polk aud bacon quiet. Lsrd dull. Beef
firm At Cos.
Resin dull al 4 l0i fr common.
Sugar quiet but steady. Rice den. csd.e
iuil
/ Spirits Of Turpentine firm At 40s 81.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02
Explosion CT a Locomotive:

STfvHr>vILLE. March l.
The engine "Atwaler" .xplcded on The
: eub,rvilie q Ind,anspolis r-ilr,ad. this
morning at o'clock. ihre miles .elow this
city. instantly killing r chard Kerry. brakes
nan from MageiburSh, J I'm Shot engineer
rom Cadiz. AID John james. firman from
Rochester. Pa. No others w,re injured. The
west No saase for the explosion ha> yet be,
discovered. The engine vas nearly new. AMI
built hv Aorrs 4 Sons.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02
Arrival Of the steamship City o.
Baltimore.
Nav YoRk. March l

Tie steamship City of Baltimore ha, Jul
arrived With Liverpool date, to "Wednesday
the 10Th u: fou- days later than those re-
csived by the Canada.
The Cunard steamer Europa. arrived on
on The lSth nh.
The War 4 'eslion j. unchanged. AMI -
mors eon'i.ue but fears Of war are apparent
ly subsiding.
The En=li-h government has rrfa>e ths
unconditional guarantee oil tie AtlaLtlc Tee
graph.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02

DsscEe TO raK VIRGINIA DsxScRAcr.-Tbs
Richmond Enquirer. the Dsmocisii organ in
Virginia. says:-"we have laughed at and
ridicu'ed the re reorganization of the opposition
long enough; it is time sober reason had been
consulted. and action begEn. 1t IS folly to
deny that there is dspgeg. to the Democratic
party .EQu lhs recent enthusiastic aud thor.
ough organisatiQn Of the Opposition. Let
any candid man look al the condition Of the
Two parties. and he will scarcely say there is
no danger.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02

Ir The Italians 81 New York are maxine
preparations on great and unprecedented
scale. " the reception Of the ninety noble
men nov Of their way from the dungeons of
King Bomba. Of Naples. II will be q warm
and general expression Of the feelings Of Itali-
m patriots on receiving these di.tingu .shed
staiesmei. scholars. and civilians. upon the
soil 81 freedom. With the marks of long im-
pri-onmen'. privaiions aud 'ortures upon the
forms and faces, aud Of chains and letters ppon
their fesh
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02

ce,Ertsris We are especially indebted Ia
Refreseui rive Baird aud Senator Mclean fof
ihrir many kin oenr'c-ie- extended - ns
during ate visii ia the Cspitsl CITY um
the ass'duous attention given by our Senat 2
aud Representatives "a he business IN thsi.
respective branches II the General Assembl,
IT the : ate. We are confIent ,ur county ani
senatorial district are very efficiently rpm
s.nied.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02
Death of Hon E A. Hannegan

Geographic dispatch from 81. Louis an
Hoanees the death ef the Hon. T. A Haune.
gan. formerly L ;. Senator from Indiana, snd
T. ;. Minister to Prussia. Mr. HanBeg.n was
finely siitsd intellectually. and would have
bern among the first men Of the nation hsd IL
not been for habits Of iniemperance. lie 70.
moved to 81 Louis from Indiana. three es four
years ago. to practice Law. and reforming at
the time, took high rank in the profession.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02

THa SrArs % ErEors-- War and rumors
Of var continue To be the tenor aud indication
II European news. IL seems impossible that
Existing difficulties can be s,iil,d without
conflict Italy. is Of course, the great bone 81
contention. and Austrian aggression tie
cause IL the trouble The Iru>sian paper.
like those Of England. have declared their
sympathy for the Italian pro,iao.s in their
struggles against Aus,rain 81 eioaehmeni-.
aud will tide y iih them in any siiemr, they
may make 10 regain and assume their liberty
A. yel the symptoms a'e confined 70 prcpara.
IONS and 'hr' alening del ration. The
great * ,'lasion may take place any moment
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02

IL The Senate Of the United States few
days ago devoted much time to a debate on
Mr.. HaIe's motion 10 repeal the restrictive
clause by which kan.as i IA lie kept oui II
the Union until after an Official census shall
have shown that she has a population OF At
least %. $40. 1t will be seen that those tho
forced this invidious condition thro, Oh Con.
gress last session now fight very shy Of q. and
excuse themselves from voting 10 repeal il by
saying that they will do what j. right n the
premises when the question comes up Why
didn't they think Of that when they wee IA,
ening this yoke upon Kansas 2 VIA. was the
need or the use Of IL II they were read, To
do what is right by Kansas whenever she .hall
apply for admission. Why threaten her UIlL
exclusion I'LL she shall have proved =. pula.
ton Of % .340i
Oregon with Democratic Sen tors. cones
into the Union without any censu. having
been taken. but yet Kansas-strorgly R,pub
liean. must be kept out until Administrative
officials. dslermise the amount Of her popu
lation.
What's il can not be done in thy name.
oh Democracy
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02

LIFLhFo0L, Ftb| 10Th.
The sales ~ cotton Tor the past three day.
have been p 500 bales. including 1000 to spec
olsior-. and 1000 to operators.
The market opened buoyapf With Loaf
advance. but closed with quotations barrel,
maintained, uucer the effect Of the European
news.
Sales to day Of 500 bales middlirg Orlean.
I'd; Upland 81
cOssOls quote al s5ls9sl for money aud &C
count.
The Manchester adv;oes were favorable.
'hs market closing sciIys for goods for Ia.
dIa.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02

NV iNvl>riaN. wer.. IN sun a da, or
Two ago. \ lev patent ihe invention OF our
fellow ciiiz a. VA. Cnuw ~ II j. inl.n Ia
To make tie nec"s>arN sNcsvhtions alaiis ,.aeh
~ae 80 Railroad track l. y an Ingenious
i"seni'"n AID J. oapallr ii rcifofmii ( be- D.
hor II hils men. II ). lulit np,n car who'd.
and drawn hy locomotive. o. each ,ii..
are suspended large scoops hat Dig INTO al.
earth anil when filled eita diti. saing a.
around aud throw IL on tie Rad or ..ut If III.
way. The e"nifisa' c. by Which all lhis /.
done. j. ,,mpls. >ireng aud effective. aud M
cannot sse ~hs . will not superredr cniirul,
the ordinary l~horrr along "ur railn.ai>
We lhi.k Mr. {. has made gsod in,si ton
and GA" 49, h~P~ that VIII r.nan.ra.e D., "a
handsomely fof lis getiu, aud mechanic
-khI.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02

! IL Among the assets Of the Cineisn.,
Trust Company which have been placed ia
possession Of the trustees. is a small h,, .,
s'1,er coin. containing probably one hnndred
dollars. which Vas Isft in the bank a. . .,.,
al deposit 50 long ago thar the officer. h.v.
10 recollection Of the time or person le.sip, !,
II has never been called for. bat Ia. been VA,
ing an owner Tor years. The bag 10 labelled
4" Robert BIsp|
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02

hosrr WITHOUT Ess.--A father consul
ted a friend as 70 yheather he had better give
his daughies ~ marriage to ran of worth
with limited means. or to q rich lasa who had
no other recommendation. III would give my
daughter" was the reply. "to man without
money, rather ihsa 10 money without man.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02

uA clergyman 10 Florida recently under.
took 10 prove IN sermon ths, African. had
no souls. Prentice. ofthe Louisville Jopr..,
says he bad better be careful. for he cant on.
pee, bis disciples to consent to 20 70 heaven II
r asslpos ALOE any biggers there.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02

IL War i still the cry 10 Europe Franc.
Austria and Italy are alive with preparations.
All that Is nov waited is something to fight
about. or that some enthusiastic Italian revolu
ionist should touch lighted match to the
we'll laid train.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02

D- The sister Of Gov. Chase was returning
home from church. sni in ths act Of entering
the house Of the Governor. vhen she was
stricken down. The family heard low moan
at the door. and. on gong out. found the lady
on the step. She never saersard spoke. and
breslhed her last.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02

IL Those 81 The Subscribers Nhn have at
yet received their map Of Ntg- County eau
have he Same by calling at Scot, a BOOTH
law office. N hickcox = he agent for u
distribution and sae Of those maps. aud lho.e
persons who know that they have subscribed
Tor the same, will save cost by coming and
getting them.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02

HoNoE To VIM Dan While IN Cincinnati
recently Ne we're placed und,r many ,Lbsa
ti"ns by oar g~nilemauly young friends.
Ne.srs J. w Mcmillan. lale Of Paris. al.
NV To be fsunI At NJ - Pearl II Cincin.a
Il. Vim Mfris. - Hill aud o'her.. Tor D,
lite attentions. May their shadows a. vrr
grow less.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02

D"sfoss NsTch I.
The immense warehouse. e45 Broad street.
was burned last night. together with 1000
bales OF cotton, 1000 bags Of linseed. aud a
large quantity Of saiiPsire. loss estimated at
half a million.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02

~ We had not the pleasure Of being at the
Musical soiree al the Female College on Last
Friday. but from the many ~ho were there We
hesr u spoken q in 'he highest terms.
The editor Of the Union is enthusiastic over
its merits.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02

THE Akcric fANoRANA - TLi, beautiful
psi1ii"g lii remains al Cars Hall To
lay that Il ! superior work of arr would he
iaini praise. inie' i, compared with IL merits
a. az instructor. I'll. scenes 81 the Norh ar
b autiful piciurs. and from that portion %
The &C, n,ry around New York. with which ne
sre familiar. aud from kan.'s works. ~ eau
bun firm a. 'phi,n about the accuracy Of ile
Arctic pictures. They arr Wonderful - i,..,k
Al ami gave tn r. adeT IT h. book much he..
Ter an / IA sre i.le iil~ idca of ihe hard-hip.
endured l.s The hah'c commando Of he lat
American Expedition Ca search Il s,r j,.ln
Frank IN, Willie haul ~ siiL The .lcncnis II
he .Nireu. Polar Sea 1h.-s. val b. a. -
irin"on .Alhili,n for f.n,ii,~ aud chdslt.n
10 DAY Il o'c.ock a Il an.i anoslci ii. 49,
nlng.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02

IL We have a new Carrier 90 our northern
route, and IL any Of our Daily or Weekly sub
serioers are missed. they win confer favor on
as. b. Immediately reporting the ssme to thi.
oGfcs.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02
SENATE.

The senate. on meeting. went into execuiiv.
session until noon when the doors were re-
opened.
Mr.. Shields. Of Min, presented the oreden
tials Of M. Douglas. reelected from ll.inoi.
for six years from the All Of March
The consideration Of the post Office appro.
pristion bill was then resumed.
Among the most important ameSdments
concurred N. are the following
Reducing the $50 Oo0 appropriation for
continuing the treasury building extension to
$500 1000, striking out the appropriation Of
s2ot.Os0 for the Charles,on rs. > and $3.50.
900 foE the New oiIrans custom house.
A proviso was aleTted that no part Of tae
amount appropriated to the pateui Office shall
be paid TO the Delegates recently ssscrpbled
here. by insiistion 81 the interior depsrtm ent.
for consultation in relation to agriculture.
The bin wa then passed. II makes an ap-
Precipitation FOR the coast survey. light house
establishments. survey Of the public lands.
te
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02

II Is surmised that the Governor will v,to
Manshvld's Temperance bill-it = in his
hanls.
The Sinking Fund has been ordered To- h.
distributed among The counties. according TO
The enumeration of white male inhabitant>-
fsrereA saered fand-if thieves do no, break
through. nor moths corrupt. then il will meet
a etter fate than It's foreranau. the surplus
revenue. TRANSCRIPT.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-02
HOUSE.

On motion Of Mr. FentOn. Of n. Y, ii
House took up sad passed the Senate bin. su
thorizing the enrolment ard registering OF
vessels. owned by the Buffalo d La l.
Central Esilroad Co.
The House then proceeded 10 act on The
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-03

Stattrn wuroc tann sum Shuec Gurr reutihen
Sbinr miriam urp ciu crfreulihcr writercr Sdritt
THr rte 6rrtktlcun3 unp IbutigtcIt unicrcr Miariuc
l. III.
Gin %rtef aus &c i Y prm ,. |. III. ia0t, in
9ans unaNrn lei cine auBrrrrpentljte SenlNticn
rurh pc NGtriht bervrracrufen mprocu. RAP Ole ut.
retbtihc JttAcrur9. nm Ibrer 8jnun;nrtb NtjuHetirn,
beIhloItn Bare. olls un9arilhtn &rpn;Inpcrcirn nit
tIlit elmer gOttcrjc II YerluBcrn.
Dir @intuuitc cirler 9dnoerticn murocn Ycr IS4S
ouf l,600,O0S 0uIrsu tarirt icltbcr muItn lie Itd,,
i'll 5pl9r Der pc;tcIcrten GuItur UNI Der Gmnncipa,
tim DER Sauern mjuprittns Yerprppclt bntcn. 9Scun
riric OrmItnen aIio Yertauit mrrpru iputcm, IL mug;c
man mcnisitens 13O M,l. il, Oaraus I6iem. pam &C
loren nbcr ~pisieItcn gar nitt prr faiicrljtsn Ntsjcz
run5 ~icmpcrn ~lcrjAl'db pr &rrne ~llnaarnv, UNI cr
9Hieucr 9icgicrun1 bat merrr ciu mcrnliIbts npdl Gin
Iea0leS GteGt, lc ;um Sttcn rs Ra;igrrcihs "a yer
tNuirn nm io rcuj9cr, ais ~lln1lrn ttjutn I6cil an
Dem Shntcrrt bat, mrmit poS &Hji,rrcrt jtgt t1mpi..
Itr unNarn lr'o 10 mUthcnp ibcr rjtic. MIC tic inlcn.
ibrcm Y1nrc rrebcnpt &trautunM, rap, menn man
roS &prtNkEn mjttl,h nuSfi0rtc, rs bGIc 6pllcu ia.
ben mott.
gcjpji9, p. Git. @jeitcrn NaNmjttag Iarb mad
~llnAcrem lumpblicin DER YrpicTpr Ger vr1ItlIttcu
Y0iIoipphic unp YoljtjF IN bicitAcy lln,YrrTtGt 5rjc,
rrub . ill0u SUlGu mar tuyh rrihrS cucrclupG.
SSlHrn Cjm ausgciejthnrtrr Yic;i"jttlcr Wclgbr
ter uno Shrjittclltr, rcr nur rim mcni1 III lrbr nath
rcm Sclpirlc iejnc1 Msittys YGliB rcr &jclItrsitrrcr
Y%rriiet.
@ten, 5. Nton. Ols Shil;r Set lit Grute I'M
ter Gem 3ulammcniIuic elmer arrBen Nlcnihenmcnoc
"uIe Srili1nt'tc 9,lclctt mprcru. lcr 6afcl;ua
mar tmpol1nt. Die 9rUBtc Nrpnung uup unaebrurrr
Gntbultn3muS h:rrIhte in Ger 0an;cn Stact. Tos
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Scutic1c Triicbte!

Socot Wunbtrsbeimer.
no. 4 NIinltrGfe. naGe an Nlttn Martt,
;rIauOt III Dem otutIoen 4utIifuur. uomtnlIit 5ausfranen. Ri,
%nf'4s III G@dtlt cat Il elm Eager alcr Neutidtn 5ritc BAH.
ais: Smetlhtn, 9|oorFtc NuiMtn, Griffin, gimrn. ale 9uttn SIN,
gcNfrudr, bcaNncIitt 5crin0e. Sdmci;rr, nnS 1imbrrS,r q ~,
Sar13eAEn, SGrHns. bsitite yttfutrn. bcutIte G4tint, tiro ml,lt
SFI9tt, aAt%rttH G"hpWS, @t9arrcn u. &C., mtldc Nr!jlcI priIec
NJ GIN 9utI1 @iaS yaatrbjcr umo ipaili9e GrfriItunotn fnc
ESl!Ipt 4l:lht1H5 III l,oer 3lt ST bIttn. unp laCtt II Il iEistri
StlUht T%tunolUtt Gin SOrYb WrrNrr, IN, NV t'2"
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OroRtr Orrkauf spI0b!
S1u19e SrDgouos!
MC, d Mainltr.
bel SDicpb 6 trans.
Pin rie Iamcn. 6amilirnpatrr unb
Harmer!


Scet Il trh0Ittn mo ;Rm GIrfauf III bero6,,jrs.,,,
srtutN Elm 4rNFea Ea5tr pon Try Upcos, GarpstS
S&uhcn =. OF''
100 @1rpe lthonc &alcncil OrsiicS III l2I. nrr.bo5
Rtttt farbi9T plNln L. III. M0i2lin upl IA III, 81
2OO0 D2e. 9Gni T"r'. Vctinpt III %, % urc e,ser.
&'tltr, nct I'll II. 9t.brn 6.onncQ, san; SOLE. N 3
Seb!tlt3kh ltne un,c IttdhlCu Sblr:ma unp Sk,ctiro
Yrn CT GtS. az unp ]Nfp1rtS,
A. Nort Mills Slcd1 Su ~, Die aubrrw6rt5 Ezsr
fottr,
Die tcltcm Hne reititel iran6flbcu sti .crcicn.
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