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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-15

DOUGLAS IN ILLINoTs.-A TREMENDOUS Doas.-
las and johnson ratification meeting was held
at Springfield, ILL.,, on Wednesday last. The
telegraph says that it was undoubtedly the.
largest demonstration of the kind ever held
in that State. The numbers in attendance
are variously estimated at from $4,000 10 75,z
600. The procession was over seven miles in
length, The meeting was held in the grove.
near the city, and was addressed by Gel AL
len, the Democratic candidate fer Governor
Col, Richardson, John. A. Logan, and othep-
prominent Democrats of Illinois and adjoins.
ing States. At night, meetings were held
at the Democratic headquarters in the city.-s-
The enthusiasm of the people is said to have
been unparalleled. Put down Illinois for her.
favorite son, the gallant DOUGLAS, by mau-
jority of thousands
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Judge Starkweather, of Cuyahoga, moved
to nominate two electors at large UivG Uoce.-
He thought it would gain time. He nomina-
ted Chas Remelin, of Cincinnati, and w A
Neil, of Columbus. The resolution met with
serious objections, and was finally Withdrawn.
The following names were then presented as
candidates
w A Neil, Of Franklin,
Chas Remelin. of Hamilton,
John Larwell, of Wayne,
w BARLEY, of Richland,
E P Leadbetter, of Holmes.
Some confusion took place at this stage of
the proceedings, on the subject of how the
vote should be cast, Finally it was agreed to
cast the vote by counties, and that majority
of all the votes cast should be necessary to a
choice.
FIRST BALLoF-Neil, 165; Remelin, 80 !;
Larwell, o; BARLEY, "a Leadbetter, 20
w A Neil, having received majority of all
the votes cast, was declared duly nominated.
The committee on Resolutions being ready
to report did so as follows, through the chair
man, Judge Burchard:
ResoIUed, That the convention approve and
adopt the platform of principles recently
adopted by the convention of National Demo-
Gratis at Baltimore, which is the following
language:
Platform of the National Democracy, adopt
ed at Charleston by seventeen Democratic
States, and re-afirmed at National Democratic
convention at Baltimore, without the addi-
ton of crossing of "t' or the dotting of an
"i":
Resolued, That the platform adopted by the Dem
ocratic party at Cincinnati be affirmed, with the
following explanatory resolutions:-
FSrst-That the Government of Territory ofgan-
lied by an act of Congress is provisional and tenn
porary, and during its existence all citizens of the
Uunited States have equal right to settle with
their property in the Territory, their rights,
either of person property being destroyed or in
iured by Congressional Territorial legislation.
Second-That it is the duty of the Federal Govern
men in all its departments to protect the rights OF
persons and property in the Territories, and wher-
ever else its Constitutional authority extends.
Third-That when the settlers in Territory,
having an adequate population form State Con-
stitution, the right of sovereignty commences and
being consummated by their admission into the
Union they stand on an equality with the people oi
other States, and State TINS organized ought to
i be admitted into the Federal Union, whether its
Constitution prohibits recognizes the institution
| of slavery. ei. te.E q
! Resolved, That the Democratic party are in favor
of the ACQUISITION of the island of Cuba, such
terms as shall be honorable to ourselves and just te
SPAIN at the earliest practicable moment.
Resolysd That the enactments of State Legisla
lures defeat the faithful execution of the Fugitive
Slave lay are hestie in character subversve of the
Constitution and revolutionary in their effect.
Resolved, That the Democracy Of the United States
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s~The Bath (Me.) Times makes

D~The Bath (Me.) Times makes the
following comparison of Lincoln and HamIin
sMessrs. Lincoln and Hamlin were both in
Congress together. The former opposod and
the latter supported the war with Mexico; the
former voted to withdraw our victorious troops
from that country, and the latter opposed the
withdrawal; the former voted against resolu.
ton of thanks to the officers and soldiers of the
Mexican war, the latter voted for it; the former
voted against granting to them land boanties,
the latter voted in favor of the grant; nov
both are in the same bed, neither has chang.
ed, and, as the Oxford Democrat would say.
both tssee eye to eye-rather to ]" "
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-15

SAYINGS OF CH1LDREN.-A little boy three
years old, q believe) was blessed with a new
little sister. The day following he was re-
quired to be very still, and the reason given
therefor, that his very excellent mother was
very weak and his sister too. He obeyed the
injunction carefully. In the course 'of the
day some playmates came to the house; he
rushed to the door, and putting his little fin
ger up to check the noise, said, abe very quiet
have got new baby sister, and she is very
weak and tired-for she has walked all the
way from Heaven to-day, and you must not
disturb her."-L1ttle Pilgrim.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-15

la Extract of letter from prominenk
and influential member of the bate (35th) Com
gress from Kentucky:
DIN all central Kentucky, embracing tier
of counties from three to five deep, extending
from .he Ohio river to the Tennessee State
line, the democracy are for Douglas and John.
son, and in my judgment, viii continue to in
crease until the election is over; and if the
news we have here from the first district (Burs
nett's) is but half true, Breckinridge win be-
the worst beaten candidate that ever stood a
poll in this Commonwealth"
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ps- The Warren (Trumbuli countv1 De,

p6E The Warren (Tumbnll county, Demo-
rat has changed hands, Mr.. RITEzEL having
disposed of the establishment to Mr. D. b.
WOODS. The Democrat now comes to US
with DOUGLAS and JOHNSON floating at the
mast head. Mr.. RITEzEL, under the influence
of MATT. JOHNSON and old Mrs. BIReHARD,
had taken the BREcKINRIDaE line, whereas
the people who supported the paper were all
the other way, and hence Mr.. r. was compell,-
ed to-turn over the concern to gentleman
who will support the usages and nominees of
the party.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-15

Rev. Jedediah Burchard, one of the most
distinguished of the Presbyterian clergymen
in New York, has openly avowed himself in
favor of the election of Douglas and johnson,
on the ground that, on the "pexed question" !"
the principle of non-intervention, which Mr..
Douglas has battled for so long and SO man
fully, is the only true and safe one, and the
principle that must be the future policy of this
Government if the Union is to remain intact.
We learn the above from the Jefferson Coun-
ty IN. w Union. 20
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Too BAp.-Portraits of all Presidential
candidates are usually in demand, but the IL
thographers who got up "Old Abe" complain
of serious losses, as the lpicters' won't SELL
Abe is SO homely that no man who intends to
vote for him dare take his portrait home to his
wife. A Republican of our acquaintance took
photograph of Lincoln into the house and
frightened his baby into convulsions, and the
wife declared if her husband voted the Repub-
lican ticket she would sue for divorce.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-15

ONE THOUSAND HOUSES BURsED.-A tSs-
mendons fire broke out in Constantine pI, on
the morning Of the 10th of June, near the
mosque Of the Sultan Achmet The houses.
which in that quarter Of the town are all Pput
of wood, burned with great rapidity, from
eight hundred to thousand were consumed
before the fire could be got under TIE Yeo1
work of destruction was done IN about e'gRt
hours.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-15

na-A onakeress, jealous of her husband
watched his movements, and discovered the
truant hugging and kissing the servant girl.
BrOadbrim was not long in discovering the
halfopened door, and rising with all the cool
ness of a general he thus addressed her: "Bet-
sey, thee had better quit peeping, or thee will
cause disturbance in the house."
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-15

haeThe population of New York is S62,-
900, Jersey City and Hoboken, 10000, and
Brooklyn 100000. These are SO close togeth-
er that they may be considered one city, with
a population equal to Paris. The population
Of Cincinnati is 10000.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-15

KENTUCKY ELECTION. - Latest advises
from Kentucky leave no doubt as to the result
of the electian in that State. General Leslie
Combs is elected Clerk of the Court Of Appels
over Clinton McCarty by large majority.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-15

ALABAMA.-The Selma Sentinel, an able
and influential Democratic aper in Alabama.
says there is no doubt of that State going fog
Douglas and johnson than there Is Of the
election taking place.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-15

Bg- Official dispatches from Utah show that
one hundred army revolvers and eight thous-
and cartridges were furnished by the Acting
Adjutant General to the agents of Russells
pony express to defend the riders from the
Indians.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-15

n@- Why does a sailor know that there is
man in the neon. Because he has been to sea.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-15

--zs---e-.-T--I RE sure and buy your Boots ana
III SSEy9ss shoes Of J. WATSON, of Ashland,
H1R att at the old stand Of WAssoS &
dt greatly reduced Yries'tsr oas' tof snoes
AprA 1s 1860. 7
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r HK 81 CT AN $ .

RR. n. BUCK, Practitioner of Medicine and
IL Surgery, Rowsburg, Ashland county, Ohio
February A. 1877. 34tf
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T7H0MAs J. BULL, Attorney atLaw, Loudon-
u lille. Ashland county Ohio will attend prompt
Iy to all business entrusted to hiscare.
Feb. 4 1855. 34tf
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17

karlsruhe, II j IN. Ter Wrcsb,r,cu IN
pp'le!tsrn sinsr srpsea y siabr sntrcanen. Trrs
Ifs;es fatr eons aas Seaisituas .sripanai II urd,
Neg srcsrm S&iefsortsp. cis riSelia nc Tferrr
,tsi wurssn. Conn mr. rin Sssr pss seaasa,
ssr;rii antS . uapster N0srektsr,pa im Ssar,fs.
suS rem ssassn IN i~prinasn. ra tan elm Wann
,ar Strue. rcI6er ZEN Mutb 'nnc eas Slid
bate. ne ftcaen geEs gum Strben III trinsen
uno rie Ssiabr rcn Gem Rlrifea sat~,umensen.
lie ausStaryer nd eta. .fnt9iit irlasnsr
S;tts: Us iparce Hl,r yen uuenrlihsn s1alh isir,
aus au'n Staptsn,. mo rsr baurerjabriae Sc.
eu'tsta9 n'eintS tbenrtn &atsre a~efriert MARI,
cs sen'udtsm pfcsranms. 5sasstitts, Stssen
81 tsisen. aur lt itfls be erssteulte yitts IN
atls Spiuss q emmi,teen, III ~pieelten slfialt IN
ubsrienesn. um it ais fiu t~ssuereS Nurenfrn fur
Die 6amilis au isutsmabrsn. e,rs fsnRs n Oh Scun.
laub In untefrantem (6Snisre,t Saiern) i'm
Sttsttr 1859. emiIis 5'siirau .. WIeiben Mue.
iSnrm. get. .. Sb,uer. 5rsiirau .. 0ishen lit
ais ihnaifs Scdtsr bee T,htsrs.
lie @iertraurr Int 5ramtfart a. ". batrn
es rurdbseiest. pds in tsinsm 91irtbshauic, frinsr
u. Fluratipn Sisr in @ldifrn (ccm 8a6) aus.
srittntt irsreen eaf. SIleaen imp nnn sic
S~2e;ier;rtte. u. T. ~. tci O. ritt elm ~tfemmcn
paB es BEN e5nrtraucrn, s~ttniaus FRAT since ber=
tcinml; den 9tfthteS, niht mebr er!aust msrrr
marine Spsiisn III eeratreidsn. Nae irIcu n,r.
DIE @aife tbun 1? 3unftmheia tleiat ibnrp nitb,S
ueria, ais ib psn put einidenten ,u laHen. unr
re narmsn Spciien idti %mit,utri' IN.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17
Staoti(nes.

NaYcrs Grnrt. Gscrse Scbnrcn. Der trt.nn.
ten aui Der Strip: ih btrumsetristsn bate, er-
belt. nah einim rsrbrn SsrmeiS, ri; aulrene
Jreibeit wierer.
Sehn eSren, Ger IT'D sineS s!siben Gsrsebsns
gu lhulosn bate fcmmsm faiI.n, murrs an bSbs.
res 0sriht ptrw'eient
sSm. s. Gary. DER ihtaisne i'm Wa,tfs os
fuHcen Wurcs, bate ole Seiesli.be Strais su or
lfIpsn.
Gpwaro pattericn. Elm frsier Nraer, Ger lt
obne Die aslspliten gapiere biz btrum ,.isp
ertielt einsn 8trmsis.
HittaiD. Gin Bigger, muree sinseiiedt, Oh or I'M
Ssrraht fanb, elm entiauienrr SelaYe "a ,r,n.
Osltern trdt III Ger Nir#cIn Gburtb u. pe.
lnr!rItilbe Staat5'G rupsutlom ~,ujammsn. Orr
9roBte A6sii SsS 2dssl Ytrlirlb in rer Oraan,,u.
ton peieiben.
- Scr Der SuiiinJs Court fam asNrrn ps
Rla9r Bt9sn 3iirD sur Ssi panrluua.
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9nlanbifde psriebte.

NH p HAL" JAZZ #HH|
e. Wistbbduisr in Nsm- gcrt. Sab tsr fee
ttn SSbluna CAB &c in 81 NJ Bert $50 5sne.
mentbduier. In bsnen 1880 .6amitien.u pper
furhftnittli6 65 in iscem lstten. Scn eieien
&lisrnsn ess GIsnps hatten 1913 ie4lI Smfa0.n.
II batten ie l43 uni % tetten ie 1ST.
Sn Cincinnati bat rue G,,rtht entit i.een,
RAP 8artiae has 5ett batsn. in rrn Startrabn-
farrcu gu fabren. Gle 8taae murrs antdnaia
aemiddt neil mdn cinsn T;scr ans .inem Barren
aewieltn Bate.
= Dur@ :3anrt5l,hen ~aetSstst. = Sm Gu
ften. ga, 1T rae ,mc,.ilbriae 96b ertt.n e.s
Spen 8eib iiinaft in 1r'ss res umifaupes a.-
f~tprten. RAP es bic tci'm Nn,iuren temistc
Spiee BON 2 ceer 3 :3inebSl,Heu atlesiIcn uni
nsrf&ludt bate. Dieitr S'c1 trinat TEN Sr,,
fpbdle er NIT benz Snurrn ees menfhltten 0i
hes In @erItraua tommt. Gttsrn ictten audh aue
NIT 3unrbGl,dsn ~ipielen.
Nctsrt Vcnnsr. 6eraussrter eeS Nerr.
9tprf Gender, bsItn presimmrr fnr,lid, purt
Ssuer ,sritSrt purcc, ,siaie an, cap mcnn sr
ni6t SItrr, as cinmal per g1rtc attreune, eas
griGeinen ltinse Slattcs feline llut,rerehuna
egltiee.
Den Teutidsn pbilaeclr6ias bat Die 81.
giSlatur ron 9.niplpnHicn nacurh eu ~auerfcn.
nrnssipertbrs 3uaetinru's acmhht, cas ein
@tits %crtnisn pcrcen ut, wibcs teitimnlt. eaG
Die publifaticn Der ShrrineYcrtauic in ienrr
Staot aud In brut'thrr Srrahe s~rirIaen lru,
mas einem lang scbrstrn Nrunfhe Fer Sirscr
entlp,iht.
= Die Nrteit Der Trdusn IN GdtiIrrui,n al.
nen etsnir brben Gallctn. wir eir zimmerman
Itdm!ih So. Stne 4thrtri b I r~ici,lte Neiclpuno
wie Elm Sebrsr. Eon 40 Trbrcrits lien, welt,
bas Observation-Disclosures pou Gan j5raneisep
tiirslih tcirste, pareu 81 an 8rantn ~psractrn.
q Der + mmIiibe Naucrrer tpmmt miccrr.
DER bo iitmts Grm,t 8Aiicr .&aris v, mrldcr
i'm : ,bre 1898 NIT itiuen Sdbircjfc a~lIacne,n
t"wunpsrt wurpe. pirp. irls 20. 8rmc, rin Dol
lduriltb:r Nitrpnr n ~duisilt. i'm 9lusuf 1860
pieoer ieiue @riheinuni mltea. .tt..
- Shlette Srttulaticn. Ter Great Ga
fern toiete teinabs $4,000 900; bic rrie Gom-
paauie ps:fdnfte rtn Airlen-D ampIrr gum baI.
ben &eitenprsiS an cine nsuc Gompasnis, unp
Der capital, Sted Der Strd 9rmpasnis miro
iebt su 80 Gents ger Dollar ~rrrfauit.
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Guropalfdt peridte.

- Gtnit mar Elm Tteilenrer Nimen5 Glay in
eim amsriflniiheS gSirtbSbau5 einssftbrt. =
Mau t6rte fanm ben Nrmcu, 10 iir6mte cine
arcbe @enihenmcnge nah hem sSirtbshauit,
Bonn min bielt DEN Jtsi,rnpen fir nithtS @rrin.
acrrs ais ctn GtlatSrefrstir Der Tereiniat,r
Staaten, CIR Senrp Glay. uno mouts rem teriibm.
TEN Mann lchen. Gin preiitsr 4aurmaun trait
aerace;u een 8silsnceu an uns iaaie ibm, fir
frrn man i'm tatte. - Nein lieter Mann, ent,
aeasnete Sener. Der StaatSisfrctir hin ib nid,t,
ptaleih ids ctsn 10 briee uno auh rbem 10 lena
bin es 1T absr Elm llntsribieD prn feds 5ut
sriabeu unisrn 5alsnten pie ~ie,niseu iisen i'm
8cpfe, bic meinisen in rem 6u6sn, bin elm
San,mriitsr.
8ent. 9este sSobe bat Elm 8rember tie
8las i&e Spislbanf in Says 6otsl ~asiprenst IL.
Gh nit sin I'M 9ewiuns BON $4,000 81. empicb.
len.
= Gicaen5iTIhss Sinaerfsit gen 1860. Die
81. 2ts. melpst, ras Gsutral Commute in ,3lrid,
bate fur pas nltlte 5eit in Oitsn iplsenre @b6rs,
raruntsr 5 nit SrbsitsrttsIsituna CUR An1nb.
runa %tsfimmt: Dir. SebrUa. MIL ih iinsen !
@bpral pom Sriepsi Gbre lei @ptt in Der 5spe /.
Ssmne ycn 6auptmanu 0ruB an ras Batter
lam, ucn 3siter @anpeters Nahtsesst, pom
8%eiilissr; cas reutihe Yisr, pom &altiWa q ;.sehi
8atrrlance, Don Grstssr; Nrrriiber Deiptra.
ihna pom Muu3inser pet %. palm pom &lein;
Wuttrntsra, yen SdumSartusr Scmmsrnattt.
Son 8rdn,; Yiersefreibsii. Don WArlbHsr
Observation-Disclosures uup Ger Sclpat, ,pti Belly
Iispsr pom Glider; Mannestraft pcn Nasel
UsltssianS an bic &unit.sr, pom Msnotlioan Bar.
tbcibi.
Sm GpnsssB muroe flrslih bas arbrGub.
libe 8ebst, BON Dem bstann.su Nasblner Dr. VI.
3tap asl s:iprohsn.
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pEates s.

gin Yrit1rr riei einf nit Tat6es ami Ger
San,sl aus !; SD srteunc. rae Id .in iuinciacr
Msnlb ttnt abr. . 6err i'd fI:bc ,ur rir, miidr
mir rac 0c!ticie 0taul nit Ger Setpitttc ,ciuer
Sarmbsr,ist.it.
- Silt cu tei cinsm @msriflner gum Ntcnp.
FlIsn cinsriaesn. 10 ID pci Der bel rinsm reutiben
Nefauranten.
Yatirnt. 9b. 6err Grttcr. lib tinc Sir
um @pttes sSilleh. ialenS mir nir, was mib 10
I'M aan'cn 8Srper rctEen ,but!
Scftcr. 81. msiH 6tcunc, DIS lbsint acute
8itt an Fin.
paticnt. N,, meun rat a quite @i6t III, III
mGhte ith srt nc id,irtbtt %tcmneu!
= Sn Ger ScuntaaSihulc, Yfayrtr. Bum
Sbiyf. Iirt II Mlohtn, tcbtr;ias rsht mstne
~hcutiaen Grmatuunacn. Stmahrct Gutre LIN
ltnlr! Sit IL prrlrrcu. IL Ut aIlsr Scaeu Wrrtes
pcn @uh acrihen Natt ,br midi aud astSrt
ann p'raanrcu?
Sruntlasiti.lcriE (tritt t,irsne ecr). ,ph
mitrcrn Srrr 9ilrrsr. mac lit crnu ric lluihult?
Tttrrer. Sc nun. me;n Niur, plS last ih
init sSc'trn ni&t iaAsu. btette nur frcmm G,ctf
nit Guh
e Ga Gaufe.)
ScnntaASlhulertn. Wutt,r. ter Serr Nfar
rel bat aIaat. lib iru r'unihulp nibt scrlitren.
lsst muBt cu mir ater iaaen, NAY pas m, lcnjt
fam i'd nit gut auibrtrn!
Win'ter. Gas 1T iest cine unacrnIbene.
trlg Su nur mir. natbsr y %rltcrit's niht
SonntaaSlhilerim Cir iih) Sect psis Der
b'rr YIart'r MT reh WAS p'lnlhulr lit. unr
o Mntter Esnnt lit aub nit. aus rr,un-pa
rsIB i'd nit. mrn ih noh frassa icl?
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Dcl,! Spl,!

ttnIsFSe"Nhelff eat IeTi!paprsne riTen srcfca Sprratb pom
Gtttsn- unp S~ldscnspis better SUalitai, unp fsnu ,sins
Nanetn phrni'i lHIsr cen S%unlr9iien SeolnSpnsen ~vtrjcbeu.
Sel &auith pah . aiaiIern nun pao ~gstgpal.su ionenirel BIZ,
lets'' S'slehuH9sR, meI3s plalerianen 'psreen srI Naputp u.
9rte eetr @tp u. punoiss, SrpaftrdRc. I.wig IN ser Doll.
n%nffriage IN Srcarltr., nobs Srrpie &stanc mercer. .rr.rpi
bcl9raI. prrilc: 2as ttit @t@snteIi III 81. 80. lue
3anntnbpls gu Si.U0 esr ee:c. ,Imys u. ARccrr
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@,htil ilr Nus INN jrpsn e,nwInun! !

!lrir' ssI,pnrteT tbriii hcm sectrIcn 9utHfum nit, cup rr sin
SGgcr alCr Sprtrn sSt;ns me yilurr5 bali. btjtcr SuaIi,
Ill, ri, sr I'M e1irEsn uno Airlnsn unr III Cen ~sliajitn pui.
jti atl0Bt. TeritiSr bal. Slci6lals cE yhlsr eli peufi,tu
,sruI.tn, eCutlnrr sSmit, Strp, idiewarif, @lu.pur,r nm
StNaTienn. ltr, SIresien, Sareints, .5ptuhcu. Sarfr.
!rIes. Ablonlp, Sdipstierta't IND ahsr leLber glrtltcl. BE in
Hiriitaiiei unp Ypn YrI9aiieui.n seprauibI iprrpcn. NIuiae
Gmsauie itesn snlslbfl III S,aae, mieperum auserit tiuII,
ptriauTeh in trhnfn. JPbn S6ae,
GiaInifraTe, ;piiacn Der IL. une Is.
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Sefduutni a~ci,Mueem.

Osini t miro cir Nlphtn ;ur 9StIr,rbtuno
9srrenlidesr Siusurrslsu. ON uuiss W.ap,tcn
rreatf Den bpdlt'n ypbn nnr itnptf IN t,s,er ,ias
m.lie slns f.sunolItts NuInIhms. Nadb;uiru,r.
eft Jpbn " liliams,
Ssi9bltr., maize Gde rcr ;. strast
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lac tlcr. Sairn

"At' V'Nl' SuicE
orrHet tite. Iirh Sdar Giat5ir. SIC ih p.Isu'ib IN zen
t'et il S"rrtn III Ntp Trri u"o !>ui:trnrc Gcmat, SAFE. stn
lh III ecl zt1ip tcieet. ~sStadhct GnipNt,n az, AMI n,
prom itlt' nm tu.lk Hiciic iu ,n.n rcdstm.
Ntttn pic.ch "nct.,lt Nriucla CT I've Iii, MIR an: fHaeuo,
'NtS'h!tdhot ul IL esulr bluSf:luci Il i~ucrt,an III ma
@ch: :idlt:. Sr7irE, Nutcil (prrjritccnt 60 l,t) ,N,ril,
Z tf9.rl, r'rhS, MNitheh. pNlumeu, 9-ifncu. " lait,r.
Srrt.n Afc', Spreel0rc. stale, lG,ri rive s.Sarr; Il. >.
'G''iis-S iiStNe ~ nur rrtn rcithsa!iiacS "dScr ppu IScia
men. v'ldrrI,n, wpiHnitr ~tr,aretre chs p~sr,ua,trc s;r:o,-
Glicii. S!(tr II u. uLiICrtlIm.
1uf@ re.e'utd ilr IN &c Scncul icu MN aurn in mtiu
SiN a'"Nli9tNecI Triittin, eurp r:,lc unH diImcr:i ,rr
StHict,lii IL pote Nv mr bale c&s .i1,r. uc, ng;nt, b:tiT ,cl
rtu'ih;n V%Aneel;n!t 81 tr.r.lhca aac III e.btlnn.
@M. yrrie.
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II nner.aftn u.

Ter unlerittdntts III jest in Stlnnt, jertn @uftraa in
CHIC: voelcNGIs dusiuIuaren I'M iipar 10 tllia ais mraiitb
Sile ~uSipae aan SarStn ~ fortIpabreap pprrsrbIa.
Gin nentr, 5uIrr : ppItnpasen nit rlpen au;en Srsi-
Der IN: rubtSsn 9iseci fur elpalaen yrbrautt.
Dix %uimrTiiImteiI Ypn &pEel- ~,jnhdben II. iyami;ien mirr
5e'itfiei aaI leIAt 9rpfe AuSipabi Ypn NdIraTen.
Aueesteruna. "pn Sopbae, Siiblep !. ewing Wafrasrn
Uire prompt btrrsi. 6ranris WSube.
yrnIcIir., Gtc rr yfcn II: ape.
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bait Gin reitpee unO wrhIaiior:trits &aJer ppR
eI5arlcn, Nunib=, Jtau- uhp Shnupitabaf
tiyatI babri.sIisn unb ,5mporlltion.
81 tr i'm Orpb- unp alriaYeyfauI gu atu ~sli,gllen Ntarftprri
IN ae:aEi. sfahicntil y lpliltn 2rtN /. 3trtauf;r nuaI p,r,uu
nitn bet iFi Y"',nirrcdst1, sbs ~ tble 'sintGgIt aacs.!ps,c
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%&intsrmursn pcn Suten II s.np,u

2tn. 7tsrithhneisa 9sreidi Is ium Sr,smu5,u, leinea
6r.Hnrta nnb Gam YubIisGm lem Wager WIN E,rbi- unr
sNthitt' SNsarc. enipleblen III tprnrn, r1S lns Den nrpt,n
ten Tsr!se III, Sill, GIii gnr Siebtr putin iur %errs:: uut
Nnahrn, lemis ans Sirph, yrstpns. Y.nama NM @Llmblau
ow'n, une 6an:r Niueen INC Ainper. ouisr &c. is. belebi
rti@. NrIitti CT 9eSeh ba1r auPrrii hilis vertaIIt.
putt ntrren nI9 SpritriII Inssfertst.
2erlslbt busi, ltircn Sipre Ap. ISL 2'rpaelr. ~ te1uhsn
Inf etn sSaarfrlaseI III bclibiiasn. @sp. z. BERN. Val.
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. ID. Npismbaum
trlau:t lth caS Ireh IL 9ubittum aEmcrfidm III mltcu, pai
81 'cIEc sSiN!cfseS3arcn tli fanasn, ee IN tIicr SrcF,n YaS.
'pih' Der ntltlttn Irtitel b%cliebru, mo ;u ~uuatl;e.I tiiisc:
Yrrl'si w'lh: ten. Geneinrrr; ;ulanc'i. eertIuiI w:rcen.
J0 hctt ~tt'rEe,rN folscaHc N,t.tcl h,rp9r:
StIetn;tise, III ltpirarS ule allen afrscflrbu,
Yiurltn Ntlaln. GAM uho t',bweilcne,
Me. tnrS sani uae y ltppl,
Ncdhi, UiInclIchc Ec,nrpdnb
Metree nhcel lanrnr:s Snt NIB GaiTmcrcs.
ShGfsin, Siants ., lprit cine arpre auSlpopE .ru .6ru
tecvlIl Sroro II. mrleRtn II. bsunraplcncn Strilrrp
YIN S,la,b nit!eS ."ssiN Wrr crstttn!; evbtitn Yru
x. III. Hpicnbaum
maze iuni neucn Yfarf!r.
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Salltcl @critr, StarFs, 8aTss. 9Ncn:, Gbreo,
.are ntbt tihtr @itHst dElsIti 4r:;lcl, Yl:IGnirI Ken, VI.
3ins vriiaei. SroIrn 2SIRo,er Sp.p 3apnpuntea gau &c go.
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