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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

CALIFORNIA IrEMs--The Overland Mail which ar
rived at llorys Station the fifth insan brought
the snhjon'd news in adtlitinn to wha. WIS publish
ed in our Geographic column yesterday
bill had passed the Legislature transferring
dueing cases from tho court Of sessions 10 the
district court This act has special reference to Judge
Terry case, md is great point gained towards his
acquittal
The Columbia river is still! closed by ice.
Advices ir ON British Columbia to the 9Th, state
that an Anne rcnn officer had marched with Il ser
gennts guard to Langleyand taken several men prs-
oners md conveyed them over the boundary he to
Washington Territory. The Victoria papers
highly inccnsed at this new infringement the
rights OF the British government.
Dnring Jaiut ~ $4,000 worth of gold dust had
been exported from Victoria.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

We would direct the especial atssusisa of those
interestsd in the prosperity Of this aity. also
the attsnsionJof shese sentlsmsa hasiag charge Of
the Virginia and Tsnnssss Railroad. % a commit
nieaton. 10 BE- found in another colnmn q today's
pspae. We can never hope 70 build sp trade
with Feansssss while the Railroad Company per
sist in their present penny wise and pound fool
ish" Ustem Of management,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

TicHr LAciNo.--Every great is made up Of lit
ties; every universal Of particulars; consequently
all tight lncing. little in each individual cnse
though il be. produces an impediment to the free
action Of the lungs; and thus, by impeding the
free circulation OF the blood through the lungs,
tends TO the production Of debility in the lung
tissue; and which, BY rendering walking difficult,
must lead to the neglect of that exercise this it.
self adding general debility to that which Is To-
cal. The Tree expansion Of the lungs being inn
peded, the action of the heart is affected, being
made 10 contract more frequently; because it must
supply, by tho more frequent transmission Of the
blood through the lung tissue, the want created
y tight iacing Of lung toair-exposure, want
s s0 BY portion Of the lung being rendered
nntree 70 the transmission of the blood and of the
liz III The blood, must, for health's sake be ex-
1 ssra. " tns air; the surface through which the
thsrs sr sases place is iessened, and therefore
crsase II ~ " . previously illustrated. an in
tue want q sdsfase' VI eAPosureto make up
IT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

a FAyoRITr OF SENATOR SEWARD ARE TED FOR
RouBINGA liEN Koo>r-The Newark "A yer User
the Republican organ in New Jersey, publishes
the following IT en- OF news
Anthony All ms, colored gentleman, was ar
rested in Newton, un the llth inst, charged with
having robbed II hen roast. a few wears s.nce
whlle residing at Port Jcrvis. he shipped on board
n cannl boat To make II trip to Newark. In so ne
manner he dccpyed ON schooner Dor O..
South. and was sold rs slave. Senator S,wa. "
became inionne %! the circumstances. took Inuc.r
interest. in the kidnapped man, and finally snccec.
drd III procuring his release lie proves to be !.
miserable fellow. the circumstances of his arrest
will show.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

TRIED FOR CONTEMPT oY CouRr.--The three COM
missioaers of Allegheny Pa county have each been
sentenced to pay a fine of $4,000 for contempt, by
the supreme court in refusing obedience to man
damus, issued by said court ordering the levy Of
tax to pay the interest the railroad bonds Issued BY
the county.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

h'unE VT hfihror!s "A ~ Eo'
Mr. schwartz aske' hut failed to obtain leave to
introduce resolution insiructng the committee on
mileage to enquire into tho cxpediency Of restoring
tho coupons tion OF congressman To what it was for
merry and into the expectancy of regulating and re-
ducing the mileage,
The House resumed the consideration of the bill
reported last week, aud OF which synopsis was thea
given Tor the protection OF female gers board
Of cmigraut vessels,
Mr. John Cochrane offered two amendments which
wetc agreed to, providing that process be issued
ngnns, offenders in the English, French or German
language, and TINT suit can be brought within one
year from the time of the arrival of the vessel in port
Tie Iill WA then pissed,
Mr. John cochrnne, from the committee ON com
mcrcc, reported bill for the smp''fcaon aud coli
hc"'"n ct the revenue laws lie said TINT plain ana
radical changes had been made from the "iii for "
similar purpose reported n, the last session Of Con.
Rress, All innovations "au oeen aonnnohea ns!'
WIS "er'n'' ue'' w .n,"n' 's 'otN'si"k
VS. =, ,,. a tiI . " -, ~ ,,ii
a., -, A.. Tr."a,. ma,a.,,n", ~, ,ha
,s, nye ycars hut wi,honi ,hc sanction nt aw This
h;Ii a;,, ,'i,a,as ,ho i,.s ",' s,,,ao', '" ,,
nnn,hnr ni ynlnn,c, I, y,s or m. n,nns, inar,,n,
,hnt the hin should be considered The interests of
commerce were dcnrndcnt ON /, because there il an
imncriect cod, opera,iny over the land
The consideration of the bill was postponed to the
first Tuesday Ia April
Mr. Wnshbnrn, of Illinois, from the committee
commerce, rrporiedn JOINT resolution, IN eject, APP
ptoprating SG4, 900 for the improvement OF the hnr-
Dor OF chicago, and 1t was passed
Mr DAVIS OF Indiana, from the committee on pup
nc a"n'r'por.ed OH Tor sa.sy'"g Chains Tor po"n
" ,an'' ana o'her purposes "heh was passed
Tt ,''',?"y 'n'tounsoa a ""n n' ON.
'"',.P" ., 'n"p"''n oe'"s .ne speea' or'e'
,a nas TI" M,, VIZ ' ." m;,"n
"nd ahm,, ~ n,hars '''"'' ''.>"''"
Mr. D,igy, nominated DR. Ronhac,. the Jewish Rab-
hi, nnl in addition
Mr. Branch nominated the entire clergy of Tho
piIr,et " Columbia o.
ma iIn,sn y,,oJ y;,h ,,o fI,,,v;,o r..,,,
Wholo number Of vote. $50 NECESSARY TO
choice %. The Rev. Dabncy Bail. Methodist. Al:
Erv Mr. prnc,,r II Tnr |rhnn'. n Sn',t tnn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08
Proprietor of the Bundrcth House. New y ork

mere ho'hns equal In the way Of Plaster to the Porous
Plaster OF Nh ALLCoCK. cryhing pleasant about them,
lr are The Plaster OF the day, and type presen
advancement in science and In Asthma Cough Kidney
Affections" and local deep seated palms, they afford permanent
e ana Tor weak backs pains in the side, stitches spas
hoc pains generally, they unsurpassed benefits
The! nart Physicians should examine article which is
universally approved where known. Price each Prn
cpa ofce 2si Canal street. New York. By respeca
p'c"eIets IN medicines jan 2i1mdSw.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

LOUISIANA DENoCaAric CONVENTION. The or
ganizallon Of this body was noticed by telegraph
yesterday. We have the following additional i'll
regard To its pre- ceedlngs:
The resolution in regard to Mr.. Davis terrific
rial resolution W As not adopted by the dcmocratc
convention. n series Of resolutions were adupte
expressing admiration of the patriotic and conse,-
vatlye men of tho North; expressing confidence
IN the adminisi ration OF President Buchanan
embodyng tho principles OF Mr.. Davis territorial
resolutions; rec 1mmending the adoption of thu,
twn-thirds rule at the Charleston Convention
that the vote Of Louisiana be cast rs u unit. and
resolving. in the case of the election of u black
republican to thu Presidency, Louisiana should
meet her sister aveholding States ia council for
the adoption OF protective measures
The delegates elected 60 in the convention IN
trnmmeled, but Mr.. Sdell is recommended for
the Presidency though the democracy Of Louis
lana are pledged TO the support Of the nominee Of
the Convention, W hocver he be.
Mcssrs. I La Serve and Richard Taylor were
elected delegates from the State ut large, after
which the convention adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08
New Books

NXTOMAN by Mioheiet ......................$ 90
w 1000 Wonderful Thugs l
Arr of Dancing, Iyrosu Observation-Disclosures. o.
Mil, Ma. by j. j. ~mit %
hy T. K. 10
Ethel Trey G. W, NJ, I.c, upds 30
BurHrIts Path To The Catholic Church 30
New editions nj IigrAn, PgEnIcEANA LOVE IAMUlR, Miss
B11s Ei.L.E MOMENTS, FANNY, from the French of Ernest
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NH 81 Main
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

THE REGENT FATAL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION The
explosion of the DO Ter of steamboat ut Easton
Pa" was noticed by telegraph yesterday The names
OF The victims ms Tar as known, are rs follows:
kllled--lichard llolcomhe. of Belydere JOSEPH,
Weasen, of Easton; George Smith, do; Judge Sharp
ct Brlvidere; William Sharp; do: YAH Schoeley. of
h's'oh Joseph Seht ell, the eagineer Geo. Shaeh OF
South Easton
lnjnred--John Smith OF Belvdere thigh broken
and head cnt Solomon Mclntire, badly wounded
Andrew Melick, OF Ilelviierc, arm broken. r. NJ
Yennes, of Easton. badly burnt.
There are more killed and wounded, but their names
have not been ascertancd as yet
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08
New Goods New Goods!
L q Il u III l., s L IL n q II Il A u l..

\. r. kINeEY, desire mos, respectfully To return
4. their thanks "a The ladies' and citizens general! OF Lynch
burg The very boa patronage bcstow upon them for the
the largest stock of Paris Trimmings and Fancy Goods ever
before offered amy retail establishment South of Bati
Their stock will b. complete by the 10Th instant when
will he happy Ia their customers and the public,
Paris Dress Trimmings Of the very latest importation Cotton
Brniis md Fringe, lrohson, fwled Ebnns, BELT
Ebbnns Cards. Cords and las>c- Iasst buttons, Dress as-
s,l, Mhiiias and Mahlia Trimming raiis OF every de-
scripo buttons of ali kinds and Hoop SkitS from %
81 Fans from 81 arrapls from cents 10
$40 Umbrellas from ~ L. ~ Is id Gloves all and
lk from q 81 Crochet Cotton Crochet Nee
dies and SILK Embi ordering SIN, Cotton Linen, &c Ida Cot
tnn Bonnet Eouches from 10 cts 10 - cs Velvet Ribbons nil
widths, Caia> - $40. Work Boxes from % cents 10
$40 Portfolios Writing Desks, Money Bags, Travelling Bags,
JET and Gold Jewoirs Beautiful turs from S.5 10 SO, Hair
ras Hair brushes and the elegant Of Hair
oils and perfmrr be found the city. Powder fufs aud
Boxes rich and China Armamrn Loops &c Combs o
material and shape, torsvs aud Splits skirt
pnrtcs Zeph,r orsied Shetland Wool and hubas; Card
Baskets Fancy Hair Pine, and stock of Head Nets and
Head ornaments of the latest styles Pins Needles sew
ing Silk Cotton aud Thread; lIoery aud Glo'ts Walking
Canes, Umbrellas shirts and SHIRT Collars tr'vais lycs Port
tgar Cases, shirt Bpsoms Knives Scissors &c &c
all o which they determined tn sell upon such terms
fail 10 meet The appreciation of The closest buyers and 10
please the most asiillnns.
Merchants and Ladies' in the Dress Making business
respectfully invited 10 give cult 10 whom will be allowed
/ II liberal discount /. A. N I. KINsEY,
N-dlw lG Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

THREE MEN Chicago, March S. |
While four men were crossing in batteau the
Big Vermilion river, near Ottawa. capsised, and
three of the men, named, Prosser, Bomber and Bell
were drowned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

DscEAsED.-The Hon. George W. Ingersoll, At.or-
nsy General Of Maine, died at Bangor on Tuesday
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08
Grover ~ Raker'S

M ~ CkLEhRA1fp FANmi SEWING MAcAINEs 405 Broad
w way New York, and Isl Baltimore Street Baltimore
\ NEW STiLE-pRlCE $O-lIEMMERs s. EXTRA
This machine sews from two spoos purchased from
store occurring reminding Of thread II Iems Fels Gath
ers and Stitches In superior STYLE finishing by its
own operation, without the hand needle re-
qucdb other machines. Ii viii do better cheaper
ing than seamsiress II she works one cent an
hour. " ~
Send for n circular JTDAyISN co
may 3lts. Agents Iynchburp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

THx HuseAsiAx.-Hayf., NJ,
steamer Daring returned TO-DAY fran, ~ The
the Hungarian, with the mais thai h.s ne reck OF
cusd Il 3 damaged condition. 'A"' nave been res
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08
Notice to Physicians and the Public.

~ ~ ALLCoCk'S POROUS PLASTEGs-TESTIMO.
Vs. NlAL-"T. AILCoCK& CO, No 29i Canal st. New
l"rA 10Th NoN ls9-Genemen lately suffered So, crely
from weakness In my back occasioned by suddenly o,er-cx
eng myself Having heard your Plasers much recommend
r Tor eases of this kind procured one the result was all
lhai could desire single plaster cured in week.
rssIectfuly q, RRIGGS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08
feb 14-2r
HolloWay'S Pills.

o. ~ General weakness and debility the premonItions of
hhS vital decay replaced with ysor activity, and
rthu poienc! in every organ and in the entire system by
e restorative regulating, and exharating influence
cssainng vegetable preparation Sold at the
~, No. 90 Maiden Lane and by all druggists at 25c an
81 per box. feb l4-diw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

has just been issued. We append the table Of
contents, Reading, Republicanism in Great bri'
tain, The College Patient. Our Family, Some
Leaves from my Journal. Literature as related to
Government, France in Dashes. Chapter on
Board, The History Of Stove. The Drama Of my
Life. Editors Drawer. Literary Notices.
Mr.. J. j. Greed, Of this city, is publisher. from
whom copies Of the work can be purchased.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

HEROIC LITTLE GIRI.-A heroic little girl in
Norfolk, Virginia few days SINCE proved her
sell II worthy compcer Of the lanoIs Grace Oar
ling. The story is this, and tho name Of Louis,
lindgrs deserves place on tie mage Of history
lcsdo that of the noble maid Of Eldystone Light
houSe:--"lt appears that n few days ago, while
the weather was quite cold and the wind
blowing quite gnlo, n small sail boat
approaching the Matthews shore. When about
ot hundred yards off, n squnl Of wind ca psixe.l
Tia" irail bark and one OF the men was thrown
he, dlong into the angry pillows. This nc ;idens
witnessed by little Louisa lIudgins. who wss
at the moment watching the approaching l~at
from her fathers window, when she saw the strus-
Gin, form of man in the water: She rushed
hastily from the house to the Shore Invested her
self .f her shoes and hose, and wadcd out
noe which secured to stake n short stance
from The shore This she hastily padded out /"
the relief of the drowning man, and reach ed him
in time to save his lie. She then, with tho
si-tanco of the other man. succeeded in getting
him into her boat, aud padded him saIel I, the
shore. We understand that when she reached the
shore and found herself sans bonnet, sans ooes
and sans stockings her mnidenly modesty, which
had been overcome by her heroism, returned. nnd
She blushcd scarlet. But she had no need 20 be
ashamed the deed Il noble one, worthy Of u
Spartan mother ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

North and South, and eztrieating the country
from the extreme danger TO which they haze ar
posed Il. And oh how they did ercoriats them
Nslshee Black Rspablieans nor Disunion-
~ wers ssosssalsd. They ere both insssnsabls.
ara have yet 10 erpiate thslr oesnces TO an er.s-
persted psopIs, BY sxhibiting what 10 not to be
erpected from them, To viii; voluntary Grille from
executive and legislative positions. and 30, in the
exercise Of power which we mean to erert, We
will erpel them from the places they occupy.
These ex-gentlcmen were opponents Of an err
tensive popular belief that the idea that the De-
ocracy exclusively can protect Southern institu-
tons IL exploded. The experiment has been fair
ly tried, and has signally failed. The power OF
the Democracy in this direction is fully expended
The evil still erists. and it remains for the Wings
to exterminate it. This they can and will d.
and these "ns" will find IL erpedient to expedite
their preparations for exploring briDy stream;
the extent Of which TREY measured in 1910 aud
1913. We mean the iHveteraie, faflamabic, mel
fcisBt, indecent, inaccurate. Incompetent. tndeii-
cate, inelegant, inexcusabe, injudicous, inniten-
tive, inconstant, iadolent inconsideratc iHexpedi
ent, Inconsistent. iudiscriminate. i,scongruous.
inert, Inadequate, incapable inappeasable. inces-
SAINT. iafrugal, Intriguing insulting. iucorrgible
incapnble. intolerable, inordnate inferior. ,nsd'
ious, sdolsnt. insinoere, innovating. Unsuitable.
infsriats infatuate, Ubiquitous. ,nsuferable, ia
famous. infernal and iadescribable Democracy.
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sNThese quotations. will be understood, represent whole
I: he prices generally.
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Extraordinary Discovery.

Til. Janrnal de In gieyre contains the following
II may be remembered that an account was laiey
given of the discovery in field at Laeeliesnr.Loire,
In the Nieyre, Of not lever than seventeen human
skeletons. They were found by some laborers while
engaged In making a cutting for the Bouroonnias
rail gay from Paris TO Lyons The matter was con-
sidered very extracr dinary, as the held bad never
served for cemetery and there no record OF any
person having been inferred in II. What made The
discovery seem stranger was. that SOME years back
In cutingn road through the same field ten skeie-
tons were found there. Tho excavations having been
continued in Il field fifteen other skeletons, sngn-
lar to relate, have been found within the last few
DAYS making a total Of forty.twoi Some Of the To-
cal journals repeating the gossip ofthe neighbor-
hood, have spread the report that The skeletons
were those of travellers murdered by the keeper Of
O road side public house. TO whom the field belongs;
and TINT this and his wife had, in consequence,
been arrested The journals added that the daughter
OF the couple knowing Of the crimes, committed sui
eide some years back.
But from.an Investigation made by the local nn-
thorites, there appears reason whatever to sus-
pect this nnkeeper as tue man has always enjoyed
excellent reputation rs he is not the ownrr OF
the field. and as, moreover his honse has only been
built some twenty years, whereas several Of Tue
skeletons according to medical men, have been in
TERED at least thirty Nevertheless, the conviction
of the authorities is, that the forty-two persons
whose skeletons hove been found were really muir
dered and the probability is, they think, that the
murders were committed by the occupiers Of one of
three houses standing in the field in question. which
bears the name Of lie Champ des I'ranlts and is II
short distance from the village. From grndstoDe
md remains of different articles beng found with
of the Skeletons the belief is that snch persons
were hawkcrs. Another singular point in the affair
is TINT even fthe perpetrators of the murders should
he discovered, they cannot be prosecuted inasmnci
MS the skeletons show TINT the crimes must have
bern committed from twenty to thirty years back an
! nrticeG37 of the Criminal Code declares that no
| prosecution for crime punishable by death can be
instituted al EN- yeas Without any proceedings hav-
| ing been taken.
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Words of Caution.

30 BALrMoEE STREET. II OF the extensive in ts
country and the Pfopricors fully prepared compete with
Northern Houses. feb 2lts :.
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Der MeIonen9anbel pDn 8al<
timpre. = SIN SpdtiCmuer nno SerbIt
bilOet Der MeloneubanDel eiaet wi4ttsen3 peiS
be8 SunOel8 BON Baltimore. @8 fino iebt IN
bteiem 9anoel mebr als 100 feline S4Oner be.
i4dftt9t, berert jeoer burdidnittli9 einmaltnoer
@p4e bter6er tpmult. Die meiiten Der bierber
fpmmenpeu 8aiermelpnen linb BON ben ufern
RES MagotbpS6toer, piele tpntmen aud aus
ben unteren Oiltriften BON SDuterfetz@ ountp
unb BON Norfplf. Gus DenIelben @eaeuoen
fpmmen Die belietten 8ar5ensWt (Gone
telenp8) piele Der letteren trerOen aud i'm pbe-
rem G6eil BON Anne Irunpel 60. 9e5psen uub
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go Seute Nbenb $ a ntezW uiif
bel Capt. SdiQinser (6eoeralzSia), au8Se-
fiibrt BON Capt. 8oIan6t'S Mulif,@orp8.
90 @afbin Stpn@ arten. Sente
Nbeno bon 6 l16r an SarmcniesW fulf bel
8a8beleudtun9 I'M @urten.
Bg- Seute Nbenb @pn5ert in Sta9<Sau,
geo. 50 9auouerfraBe, aussefibrt BON Capt.
Selomann'S Mul fit. Corps.
Go Seute albeno Sertett@G pn3ert, auSse~
fibrt BON ben beribmtelten &intlern 8alti~
mrre'S, in Der NrbeiterzSaae, 5 Glib 6rieo@
rtdtr.
Ga Seute abenp GOn3ertsOeuI fl, unter
2eitun9 pes Brpf. @baS. Berbld, in Der Eurn>
buGe peS So3. Dem. Eurnperetns.
~ 9oIonab'8 Sa1be unit Wilen
a9ertplois Nasabmunoen Fnb i'm gRartte. S@ast mad Der
gSaliernarte, s9oaopan, @erp-Dort unD 9cnbon" a~uiieSenl Slatt
Sss gebrautsbn@es. Dties Gei@aftsSei&su unb 3tusnib BON
Ae9t5stt Tam beutti4 selebsn merSea, wenn man 6as Slatt sns.
ltsn ns Sidt nnS has Gase Bdt. Osae bieies 3siben itno re
gu baben in Der Sabrt SO. 80 1aaioen Sane gep- gor. unb BET
allen Dru98tfen 81 rs Gts.. 63 Cts. unb 81 bic S1a9teI.
(Dp6S)
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Dr. 6mfelamS'S beriibuttea

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etbtrbtfhperpen, Dispepf: unb Sielblubt ,treili
lMe ocer nerp8fe S6wdGsn, Observation-Disclosures
unt ale Rronfbeiten, pelhe ppn 0ereUrbentn WG'
gen pber Der 2eber sntleben.
S2:3@Iats >~traOpfan9 iausfi 4t %Demeriesn, anoeane ots
8lu:ss MID btE, Rcpft 5aure in, Wgasen. 6tr8brenasn, 9rS.
sesnmtn. Disqualification, 56psrs sHi Nlsstn, 5@ud6s ans
t5fts aSefabf in Iissn aAe ittsrieie. 5&wersr Nttfn
$eritIppgen 5As tt Ser Wugen. HisGsn tn benz GfFht
Bttbe- uab Repf(6mtrssn. Esfaytrben bssrt sItbraea. @elb.
serbea Ter 3aus NIB &assn, SettsnRe4sn, S4nfrttn Ia
Ruty uns ben 9ttsbera, 6tse TN Nspf ane 8rsaneu tn
Hlctfb, Banatat felt unh WiehsvgtlbfaEeabt
Dtt Gtaentbumer ~ttaYftbitn bttfe DtsSissn Der anfaertfar.
fttt tts NUaItfams. ftf ~uberteust ron benz a0erte uns bsr
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wtrs. @s IL tts ttn nsuts unh uuBepraftti
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ameritdnif&tn Wpltt btfGnben bat uns tthsn Ruf nns Uese
tsuF SIS test nod ssn ittatus Habsrn errtl9t rurte. Dta
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seben tns anettsu.rt unb ttnt seaaus Dur&lnan ana bD eataers
to BON benz Gtsentphmtr p~ubIisirten alnand@S. Stl&tn Der.
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