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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-29

tiou IN tho mean time, like frightened rus
tics, shylng round, struggling to gather
fortitude and resolution sufficient to ap-
preach their lion, and perform their part.
The cheer for Lincoln, however, proved a
fortunate occurrence for Mr.. Douglas
friends, as we'll as himself, for it opened the
way for a speech, by the repetition Of the
stale, threadbare joke, Of Mr.. Lincoln's
obligation to him for his fame. After a
good share Of the 20 minutes spent here,
had been devoted to making the whole af
fair as irksome and intolerable as practica'
ble to all concerned, the train switched Of
on the side track, where the Senator got
tolesably well started in a speech, the points
Of which we're duly communicated and
made known to tho listeners, by the signi
icant nod Of tall figure, which stood at
Mr.. DIS back, at each Of which there was
an audible demonstration. Here another
fortunate circumstance occurred. The Ex'
press train arrived, running 10 between the
crowd and the speaker, and alfording good
excuse for Mr.. Douglas to bow himself of,
and withdraw. The condition Of the Sena-
tor, from the celebrating effects, probably
of having so recently seen bis mother, the
bungliug manner in which bis reception was
managed, and the rather frowy common
places which made up his remarks, made the
demonstration an exceedingly unfortunate
one. The fact of candidate for the chief
magistray of the nation, traversing the
country. and stopping at each country vii
hge, to play the mountebank before bak-
er's dozen of Sight,seers, was sufficiently re-
volting to the sober and thoughtful, with.
out adding TO the modification Of the spec,
tacle, BY not knowing how to make the best
Of It,
Mr. Douglas reception at Painesville
was not much better calculated to exal
his notions of the Western Reserve. A
Cleveland, the affair was very well arrnng
ed and carried ont, and the turnout wa
very respectable in numbers. 1t was, how
ever, the best part of his visit. The gath
ering on Saturday, was rather meagrt
affair.
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FASHION COURSE. - The race be,
tween Planet aud Cougaree was witnessed
by 10000 people. The withdrawal Of
Daniel Boone in consequence of an accident
probably lessened the attendance. The
last 2 miles of the heat were run in hard
shOwer-Planet the victor distancing his
rival Time 7,39 as follows ] mile l :54
2 miles 3:46 IL miles 5:39 l.2 miles
1889. COugaree evidently struggled badly
in the last mile.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-29

CHISA.-The Chinese do not mean to sur
render to England and France without a
determined defence, although poorly provid-
ed with the instruments Of modern warfare.
The allied forces were at last accounts at the
mouth Of the PeihO, preparing to assault the
Chinese Notifications, and q decisive battle
IS very likely to have been fought before this
time. There is scarcely reason to doubt that
the Europeans will force their way to Pekin,
and the Tartar dynasty, weakened by the
great rebellion which has been for years
gradually working its way down from the
northwest, will probably succumb and fall.
The idea that the rebel or Tapping party is
substantially Christian has been revived
again, after having been for several wears
abandoned, by visit to them of three
American missionaries, who report that the
rebels keep our Sunday and have religions
services every day, that they are perfectly
orderly in their coudnct, that they public
ty destroy in the name Of the Trinity all the
dolls found in Chinese temples, and although
their knowledge Of Christian truth is imper.
feet, they express a desire for futher lnstfuc.
ton and will give welcome to Christian
missionaries 1t is known that numerous
Christian societies were established in China
in the seventh and eighth centuries, and OF
the seed then soWn the present rebellion
seems to be the fruit, imperfect but promis.
ing great social changes in that vast empire.
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DouGLAs says Lincoln would never have been
heard of had it not been for him If that is 80
Mr.. Douglas made one of the worst tilts of bis
life, when he woke up tina: passenger, for moth
Ing is surer than that Little Dug, will have to
play Jonah to Abrams whale, and the fun of the
thing will not be lesseued by the claims set up
By him, that be invented the play.
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AUSTIN, Clay County, N. T., I

Mr.. REED-Inclosed you will find So, fol
which you will please to send me the TELE.
GRAPH.
We have had a very dry season. Corn j:
not over half crop. Potatoe tops look fine
but there are no sets. Wheat won't yield 20
bushels per acre. Corn has been injured by q
fly that works under the leaves and about thC
roots, aud the same pest is to work at the Su
gar Cane. Yours, H.BA.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOOD NEWS and glad tidings t,

.HOOD NEWS and glad tidings to all
~ Republican,, Bell men, Democrats Breckserd0ers
DouglasiteS, Wide Awakes, and Fast Asleeps.
There no doubt but the good time long coming has
last come. Ashtabula is being inundated WITH
NEW GOODS,
all Of the newest styles and most approved desgns and
mong them ALL ne larger stock greater variety can bC
found than at -
ROOT d MoRRIsON,s.
The first instament of Fall Stock arrived on Thuds
and we shall BE- receiving constantly for days to
larger accessons of all the different styles and varieties
Good that 60 TO make complete stock Of Dry Goods
Groceries Hardware Boots and Shoes Hats Caps Crock
ey Iron Steel and Nails Paints and Oils Books and Station
ay which for good quality and low prices think cannot
be beat in the county.
We have sold goods In this market for long time apt
are so well known that the least amount Of gas bag
our part entirely unnecessary aud leave that others
Satisfied that strict integrity and fair dealing will in future
heretofore secure for share of public patronage
when looking round just drop in and will do best
please you as we and will sell goods very cheap Cas
Sept, q, 1860. ROOT & MORRISON
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9s- The American Congregational Union is
about to inaugurate an effort to raise thirty
thousand dollars for the purpose of effectualy
aiding the construction of one hundred Congre-
gational Churches in the northwest The Sec
retary calls on all christians to assist in the
good work.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-29

Gs-Tbe Neapolitan Minister has taken leave
ofour Government, his diplomatic functions haV-
ing been terminated by the recnt revolutionary
events in bis own country.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-29

TT AT Denver City the Vigilance Commit
tee are waging a war Of determination against
the gamblers and thieves. Two were hung by
them on the 9th, one of whom was taken from
the stage while on his way to the Missouri river.
aS~ The steamer Gazele, while entering Ea-
gle Harbor, Lake Superior, at daylight on the
morning Of the 10th inst, went on the rocks
a quarter of mile from the dock, and became
total loss, together with oil her freight, con.
sistiug of supplies for Eagle Harbor and other
Lake Superior ports. All her passengers and
crew were saved by boats from the harbOr
The boat was owned by E. B. Ward, and was
valued at $4O,O 900 no insurance.
GS~ Where are you going Bob
'To itch up my 'orse and take ride to Hot.
tawa, to see is Hexcelleucy the young Prince
of Whales
Fsr There was furious gale at New Orleans
on Monday last, doing great damage to proper
ty and shipping.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-29

WALKER "SruL LIvrs."--It Is reported
that Walker 10 safe, and win return BY the
next arrival.
Walker and Col Rudler would have
been released IL they bad claimed American
citizenship, or British protection. It is
certain they will not be shot, as the British
declared they would not permit it.
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THAT QUESTION OF VERAoITY SErrLED-
Mr.. Douglas yesterday contradictep Mr,
Cox's assertion that he had advised him TO
vote for the English bill. He said be and
Mr.. Cox differed as to the course proper to
be pursued in relation to the BILL but that
he would not quarrel with the latter for
having voted for the bill Mr. Cox has re-
peatedly stated in bis speeches that Mr.
Douglas advised him to vote for the bill
Judge Douglas says in effect that he did
not so advise him, and so far sustains Gen
Geiger.- State Journal 26th.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned having been
y appointed administrator on the Estate Of William
Lucas late Of SaybroOk deceased All persons having claims
against said Estate will please present them payment to
me or to Thomas Bowman in SaybroO and persons in
deoed to said Estate requested to make immediate pay
ment WILLIAM LUCAS.
September 25 1890 0w56
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THE New CENsUs.-The New Census al.
most everywhere diSapoints the sanguine
expectations Of our go-ahead people. We
are undoubtedly smart nation but there
are not quite so many Of us as we supposed.
Cincinnati, Detroit, Chicago, and almost
every city but New-York aud 81. Louis,
have fewer inhabitants than the Census
was expected to show. Vermont and New
Hampshire have made very slight gains
since 1850, so that there is danger that
each will lose Member of the House under
the New Appointment, though each lost one
last time, and they are now down to three
each, having had six under the Census Of
1920.
And now we hear that California-which
was estimated in her Annual Register Of
last year as having Six Hundred Thousand
and over-proves by the Census to have
but about Half a million, though last years
emigration was very great. OF course she
will probably have but four Representatives
under the next Appointment.
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ROBERTS

rs up to bis Eyes In business, constantly
u recsiying and selling
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Dl READll READ I'll

This truly wonderful preventive and for Fever and
Ague and Bilious Fevers will be sent my mail postpaid
receipt Of dollar. Also for sale a all respectable Drug
gists and Country Stores. ~
Principal Depot and Mandatory, 1888 Main street. Rich
mond Va. Branch ofce, Bank Of Commerce Building, New
York. 54oy ADDRESS JOHN WILCOX Co.
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Baltimore lOtfkfr.
Baltimore, ben I. DECEMBER 1860.
ns Ots WraftbentenbOti@at1

me- Dte YrGtbentenbpti4atl
unO BITE ntpn. Same eS auf ote Dralt<
beutenbOt6aft ant, = % melpen bic 3nSerlaltg<
fen Gprrelppnpenaen aus Walbtn9ton, pant
ipiirbe f9 bic Grbttterun9 3ptl9en 9lOroe1' HnO
Sapen nur nod mebr lei9ern.z DENT Der W
bait Der gptI6a1t 1T bur9aus arfre9enper 20
tur 1e ermttbtet bic 9lantasenitaaten CUR Se@
aeIlfun, tnbem lie aus etnanber lebt, Dap Dtelelbet
niGt an Der Se,eIlfpn perbinbert tperpen plrten ;
unb lie oteet neues Sel in paS Seuer Der Sfla"
beretfraoe, inbem fe ben rudlOlen SprI9las
ma6t. Bic @flaperei bur4 Die @cn%f itrttpn lelblt
au natiUnali1ren, Elm GOr16lu9, auf ben Der
NDrpen ME unp nin1nter etn9eben tann. Nent
-SSessasd@ks bic Sttmmung unter Den Spn9reBman=
nern pnrA Die 8ptl9aft niGt peri Altmmtert pur<
be. 10 1T btes nur Der bGbnil9en 8eraGtung gu
banten, nit Der mad unO mad ale 9arteien sc"
gen 6rn, buchanan erfilt wOrren fnp.
~ Grtebensmtlitonen ma d
Sup Carolina. Soy. Qet9er BON Vtr9t=
MEN nil cine aus Dem grpraibenten Tpler, bem
Senatcr Sunter unb 6rn. SO. s. &ioeS bette
6enbe @ummi1ltpn na6 Sab Carolina i9tfen,
um bic porttem 5eibipOrne BON ilberetltent pant
beln ab3ubaltet.
Gtne dbnltAe N6Ii9t bat Der @Dupernenr BON
&entufD. Seine @OmmtIltprt 1ou aus Se1ator
@rittenben, Gi,epr6lio ent 8redinribge anb t6rn.
Guthrie, benz Stnan3mtniI ter unter Dterce, bette
Zen.
Man alaubt, baB glOrb Carolina, Genne6ee
unb @ar9lanb Dtelem 8etiptele fulsen weroen.
B@ Gin braSer @OtfSSertreter.
gBtr tbeilten nnleren 9elern Dor einieen Gagen
ben trefltAen grtef nit, in pelhem lta 5err
S9errarb GlemenS Der gertreter be6
@teeltn9er @ablbe3trts I'M Gun9reb, 70
entl6ieben unc mannbaft 9e9en bic Se3eltpnSbe-
re9un9 auSipro9. ST.. Clemens, pb9letd Elm
SireintIber Dempfrat, BAT tets eemabt9te uno
patriOtil6e Mnlt6ten gebe9t unb le mltbig Der
tbetbtet. 60 fam es, baB er in Elm Duel NIT
benz pen y&idmpnb enquirer" reotstrenben tUQen
Sobn bes tOllen @rgpuoerneur gBiie Sertptdelt
ipurbe. Clemens ipuroe tn bieIem DueQ 1href=
lth an Der 6iifte Serpunoet nod jebt terur 1a9t
tim Die Gunpe bic tefti9lten S6mer;en, tnpem
fprhpdbrenb Splitter beS ;erl6metterten 5IftfuO,
deus bsrau8eitert. Sbne bic 9alfe elmer &ride
fam CT mod tmmer ntGt 9eben, OennO9 1T er
IN Wal1tn9tCn auf Ieinem 9labe, Tim NIT llt9ez
brpd1ettem Mutbe bic Serratber st befdmpfen.
Seine Ghmer3en tperoen inn ~eeltnpert bur6 bic
treue pfle9e Ietrer jur9en unb 1AGnen Srau.
Mtt bteer mar er, ais bas Duel nit @tle scr
ii6 9tng, ert eerlObt; iObalD fe aber BON letner
GertpunOung 9Grte, elite ie na9 8tGnpno, mo-
er barnieper lag, unb lteB li6 tbut antrauen, um
TIN belier pfle9en 5t fSnnen.
S9errarb Clemens 1T nod jung. Sein blet9ea
@eItGt NIT ben bunflen Nu9en trGet beutli6e
Spuren Der pb9IiI6en S9mer3en, bic er erDulpei
bat unb nod e~rbulpet, aber feline Sttmnte lit laut
unb tlonsoUu, feline Sprade lebr FtebenO, 1etng
@eltifnlattOn ener9ti9 unb feline 2U9tt idur
unp untptberltebli6.
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our 3ett 1878 8~terbrauereten, bic tdbrltG ctrcd
100000 S6efel Ntal3 unb $4,000 Gentner
5ppfen Derbranen 3u ctrca ~8,750,0OO @imern
8ter, I'M Wertbe bon 50 Bic 81 MiQtpnen Sui
ben, Die @usfubr 1T In lteter 3unabme be9rif=
fen, am meilfen aus ben frdnft1fen &retien. Sn
Der bateril9en Dfal3 werben 216, 1866 batertl4e
@tmer, ODER 1870, 900 5ettoltter gebrout,
9erltn. Die 8OrI6ld9e we9en Der neuen
uniformiruns Der Snfanterte baben jebt ibre De-
f~tnttive GrleOi8ung 9~efanoen gta6 ptelen er.
balten bic geraben NrnteecDrp5 weiBe 8eI@ldge
unO &nGpfe, bic un9eraDen bebalten Die jebtgen.
Oa5 1, unp 3, Nrineecprp5 er6alten rpt9e, pos
g.. uub 7. peibe, ba8 5, unD g., gel6e uuo Da5 4.
unp g.. blaue &ra9en. Die eriten 8ri9aOen
Idmmtli6er Corps betpmmen wetBe, Die 3~ipeter
rotbe, bic prttten 9elbe uno bic Dtertea blaue
NGlelflappen, OaS erte 9te9tment jeOer 8rt=
9ape crbalt l6tpepil6e, pas 3pette branpenbur9t.
16e Nufl6ldge, Sterna9 tptrb }, 9, bas so,
Snfanterte- 9te9iment Seine NIT petBen 8elhld-
gen, wetbe &nSpfe, 9elbe &ra9en, weibe NGlel=
tlappen uno eben lOl4e branOenbur9ilde Naf.
l9ldge erbalten.
5etpelter9, 7, NOob, Sn abntiGe'
g8etle , ME bic 6ppfenperfdufer oerlan9en nun
audi bic 9~abaf6plan3er in bieIi9er @e9enp AT
Beroroentlt6 bpbe Dreile fir Diel les tbr @r3eu9:
NIP, Sn ben Srten Dpllenbeim, 9einen uni
Nublp9 tpurpen Don fremben Gintaufern bersit.
80 bi5 40 9ulDen fir ben 3entner gebotsn, no
NIT jene9bR Serfaufe fer ni6t 3u~frtepen linp.
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mcnts) 8eltatieung bic Nblt2t, Senept9 I'M 8ritb<
iabre ansuareifen, pffen funb 9ebe. IS 1T - 70
Ioat man - @aribalpt'S Ylan, an Der Suite
Oalmatiens gu lanpen, in Mcntenesrp ~ein3uorin-
een unb bic 8eSElteruns CUR @rbebuue gu retsen,
6amit Sel trei9 auf pteler Sette cine itarte Streit=
ma6t balten miBte, pabrenp bte 9temonteleu
Dor 8eneptg tbatte fno.
IS mar bic NaGriAt inn llmlauf baB bic eng.
lilde 9teeierun9 Der franSSlil6en tbre Nbiidi
mit9etbeilt, ba5 neue GDnigreth ansuerfennen
unO Dap Napplepn lt6 e~benfals pa5u berett er=
tldrt babe, fails man bamtt nod Bis nad bel
&Gumune @aeta'S warten woue,
IS talt6ten reattipnare 8epe9un9en auf uni
mani Sernabm, DAP 5 neapplttantlhe proptn3e1
in Solee pe5 Gebabreti6 Der @e9ner peS Mn'
I6lu0e5 an 0iempnt inn 8ela9erunss3ultanpe it'd
befGnpen, Die Yrootn3 Mlpa53t bate lt9 gum
Gbeile erbuben.
Die WiemDnte1en batten Gerractne belebt, no.
aeaen GarDinal Nntpnelt protel tirte, nnp Gene
raj @pYpn aab tbnen su Der teben, paB tie tptebe,
ab,teben miiBteh. Grad ber 1hon eltern In
@efer mitaetbeilten Oepel4e ltanpen Die Sran'
,olen i'm Bearif, 5erractne 1elblt gu beeBen.)
NuBlanb. 8eri4te aus petersburg lpre
6en BON Sis i'm SluKe unO bon Ginlelut9 be-
S6iffaGrt na9 &rpnltapt.
SetretG j.. Btener 8riefe erpabnsn elmer
8elAluB beS beutl6en 8unpes, Dem GuBlani
G6 aneel6lp1en, ben SeliB bon Geneotg, all
npt6wenOte fir Deutl@lanoS Si9erbett, Seftretd
3t 9aranttren.
Snbtem. Die 8pmbaYer Yplt pom 81
SIT. lit tit England etnsetrofen, Die Srgant
1atipn BON neutrality-suspicious. madtebefrte
pigenpe Sortlarttte.
Sage @eri6te lpre9en bon elmer wabrlAetnltd
balpt9en 5erabiebung Der 36ae auf 8armppl
lentpaaren unD @arne um Is psf. Der Mart
in 8Omba9 mar iebr itiq unD I'M @Q9emeine1
uneeranpert, Sraaten 5etsten Net9utg gun
SaQen.
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@elp erIpart unO babur9 Der grn6e 8ortbetl
pareetban, wel9en Gan TranciScO ais @aGf1&.
fabrer>S Citation 5unplulu 9e9etiber barbtetet.
NuS = RECON BADEN mir NaGrtften bonn
Is. unb aus 9rttti9 Columbia bonn
10. NOSember.
Der frlbere 8unbes-S Senator .. Smttb Don
Sreepn 1T In 9crtlanb e~eltorben.
Cine Wlenge GGtneIe len fnb aus ben Witnen In
8rtttlb Columbia, bon no bic Snbtaner tie Ser-
trieben, in portlanb angefpmmen.
Die WOlenr Sabrtf in Salem arbettete Ga9
unb glaGt unb tbre Sabritate fanpen raI6en abs
1ab.
Sett 4. gipSember linb $4,000 In Cob aus
ben Sra3er Wftnen In 8tctorta aneefommen.
Dim 3. fanDen Dalelbft ernt(t6e Ru6e1tGrunden
ltatt, In Splse Der oIten 6etno1baft sptlhen See
germ 1tnO Wetben. Die ritersn ltnp aus Galt-
~fcrnten na6 8rtttI6.@ Columbia auseepanbert,
INN t6re Ioctale Stellung 3a perbefern; ptes 1&te-
men tie aud i'm N~lgemetnen erret6t 31 babeu.
ste fanben li6 tnoeB Dapur6 9etrdntt, baB man
tbnen I'm Sbeater etnen belonberen 8aam ans
mics, lnp lt6ten lA am NbenD bss vrtpGbnten
Gages in Die fir bic wetBen Gbeaterbelu6er re-
%lerptrten Raume gu prdngen; bapurG FAM e5 gu
etrem fGrmliGen Sample. Die S6aulpteler
l~pransen bon Der gabne berob, nm AUDI etn3u-
banen, Die Oomen poeegen Fii6tstsn lt6 6in=
ter bic @puli1en. Die gGetBen betamen BON ben
ge9ern betraGtlt4e Eri9el, Gtni0e Gamp6ins
gamPen mnroen 3erlfla9en uno ras qbeater
fabte 6ener, Die Ne9er, pslGe 3um She'll
SAtebmo1en bntteu nnb iber 100 Mlunn tart
waren, trieben Die 0eiBen btnaus, bteIe QriFen
tpteberult an unD Der Qumult mltroe furftbar,
Dte 9pli3et feQte nit Mibe bic Srpnuaa Der
uno oerbaftete bic 5aupt-S 4nlOt9en.
Sin neuer Nn9rif ouf oao 3Geater wurOe am
10. 9lOoember befarGtet, Cine farte Nult,et.
} rna6t mar CUR Stele,
5anbelstert9te, Der 6anpel 1T fort.
paGrenb flau. g
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Mebr Observation-Disclosures

Sprtn8ftelb ST., 5, De3, Die glettO>
rem piele5 Staate8 traten 6eute Mitta9 ID ubr
I'M SenatS3immer gu Iammen unp eoben tbre
Stttnmen fir Qtncpln uto 5amlin ab, @tne
9rpbe Nn3abl 3ui4auer tppbnte ben Gerbanplun<
gen Bel, tpelhe ptne elpnbere Surmalitaten pOr-
9enpmmen purpen.
N~u9u a Ms,, S. Deg, DaS gleftOrem-
GOle9ium CAB bente ietne a6t @ttmmeu fir 9tn>
coin unb 6amlin as.
9pROn, 5, Deg. Oas Gleftoren.Gpa
gium trat beute I'M SenatS- 3tnmer u lammen
uro CAB Die Stimmen BON MaiiaAuletts fir 9in>
coin uto 6amltn ob.
Danelbe tbaten beate bic glettpren<G ulegten
BON 9fep~ 6amp16tre unD Sermpnt,
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&esteS BON @afbinatom,

WnNtn9tUn, g.. De3. 81 init n mtrb
am l. Ge6ruar feline Stele als Senator ntebere
ls9en unO babel cine Neoe 9alten, pel6e, wte man
9laubt, bic 9clittt Der Qincpln'lGe Nomtntfra=
ttDn onoeuten mtrp.
SenatUr 6ale Serpabrt liA feterli9 paee-
gen, Dap er tn letner ReOe gum 8Irsertrtes auf=
9eTOroert er Ia9te nur, bab &rteg bic unper=
metpltAe 8olge Don Se3e1lion 1etn parpe.
Der praltpent ilber Ianpte beute benz 6aule In
9cmd Bbett zines IN Der Sprteen SelItcn beIIelber
9eFaBten Ve1G(uIe8 cine MtalIe bon Dpfumenten
Au5 einem p%erielben erbett, baB bic Qusqober
fir pa5 %afritan, @el6waper in Dtel fem Sabr I'm.
9efdbr 100000 b~etra9en, wdbreno Ie f6 fri
ber ourNl6ntttlt6 ouf ni4t mebr ais $384,00(
%beltefen. Die bebeutenbe Germe9run9 Der So
ltsn rtlbrt oaber, oaB jebt meilt Dampfl4tfe al
Der d%frttan. &Gtlte parponDt werDer.
Gin anrere5 Document lit cine Depe1he Qorl
9tuliel5 an DEN en9l. 0eI anDten in @albtnatOr
lpprin bte 3abl Der I'M oOrigen Sa6r mad Sub
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