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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30
A KING FoND OF Nionr-RAMDlrs.-A Lon


don correspondent writes in a late letter.
To-day the King of the Belgians has arrived
in London, ON visit to the Queen. And
when he comes, speculation is rife as to what
may be in the wind. The Londoners know
that he is one of the most talented old diplo-
matists going, and always scheming for the
good of his family. He is very fond of En-
gland, and knows life in London better than
any other royal or aristocratic parsonage.
He demands perfect liberty when he is
here, and starts early in the morning from
Buckingham Palace-no one knows whittier
bound or learns much about his doings. II
appears that he has quite a Dickens-like love
Of seeing life in every phase, and that means
in the lowest, as he has the highest thrus
upon him. Those who know him intimately
have frequently met him in the widest ant
most out-of-the-way places, which are only
read of in the Mysteries of LondoR-places
where it is even dangerous TO trust ones sci
in the full tide of day iife, and at night ont
might make pretty certain of the result.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30
DAILY PRESS.
AN EDTTOR,s OOURTsHIP.

We love thee, Ann Maria Smith,
And In thy condeacenaions
We see a future full % Joys f
Too numerous 10 mention. llH
There's Cupid's arrow IN thy glance,
That, by the loves coercion,
Has reached our very heart of hearts,
And asked for one insertion.
with JOY we feel the blissfui smart,
And ere our passion ranges,
We freely place thy love upon
The list Of our exchanges. ...l. ...
There's mnsic In thy lowest tone,
And silver In thy laughter,
And truth-but We will give the full
Particulars hereafter.
oh we would tell thee Of our plans
All Obstacles 10 shatteri
But we are full Just now, and have
A prese Of other matter.
Then let us marry, Queen of Smiths,
Without more hesitation;
The very thought doth give our blood
larger circulation
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

A Boy MURDERED.-A little son of Alfred
E. Pace, of Bonham, Texas, was found dead
a'few days ago. in shallow water hole, in
that towns. An investigation showed that he
had been murdered by some person un-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30
RAILROADS. iitesH
LITTLE MI
COLUMBUS AND XiiNIA
AND
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON &DAYTON
E@mnMggs.aE1E;sznazn
EhNp ~ ~ : !
RAILROA-DS! I!

ID issa, AN4R Trains arIn Vii depart ss ioiisxs
ilton and Dayton 6epot~,For Hamilton, Richmond,
indianapolis, Logansgo.t Dayton &c. ,,,,o .,,.u,,
DEPOT. and nd from Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Depot-Oonnects via Columbus and Cleveland via
and Benwood; and Via Columbus, Belair and Pitts
egT yi DlTG iOT NJ sryRRgXfPaR RXPR as gefESTS onh
Hamilton and Dayton Depot Also connects at Day.
Dayton @ Tor aud aiehesn Road for Troy, Pqie sidney
Lima, Fort Wayne and Chicago. Also for Toledo,
ton BepSI.Aoecinmod icr Hamilton and Way
i,0s r. iYIs;li ESP ss%li2O Hsrq @
pot Connects via Columbus and Bclair and Ben.
Columbus, Crestlne aud Pittsburg, and via Oolum-
ns5o@ saS asd b BE-. DsySn SHfipTs s"TI%s
field, Urbana and Bellefoniaine; also at Dayton for
% %fSdianspolis and ali points West ~ '',e'"'
$3.50 MFra% GnsicnsSsi S In HS%ils9n and
connects 81 Hamilton for oxford, &c. ~, II !.
dsdo nE 'sS sSpSDs a az sSoas
a'S g. p. ,M,HFTo% Little Miami pspQ, 17Aooommo-
| dation for Xenia, stopying az Way Stations
| g p. NJ. EXPR ESS From Oincinnati Ham
uTbana i i and saadasEyJ for Troy, Piqns' Sidney
Lima Fort WSyIe M and Chicago sisS & ioT dSleSG Si,
| III p. NJ. EMPRESS From Little Miami De-
potHConnects Via Columbus Stetfbenville and PITTS
| burg; via Columbus, Orestline aud Pittsbug; via
| Columbus and Cloyeland; via Columbus, Beair an'
| Benwood; and via Columbus, Belair aud Pittsbura
|ht sLEBPlNG-CAnS ON THIS TRAIN.
| For all information aud Through Tickets pleas
apply at the Oiices southeast corner of Front am
Broadway fwest side Of vine-sireet, between tn
| POstoiice aud the Burnet House; No. I Burne
House No. East Third street.; Sixth street De
| pot, and at the East Front street Depot. iiia
Trains run by Columbus time, which is seven min
| utes fister than Cincinnati time. ,..,.,... 90
IIO'l4 p. W. STItADEft, General Ticket Agent.
I..tt tI,. N Tirlra an
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

Professor" Leavitt, of Lowell, Mass, who
had the worst of it in a recent prize fight
with Finnegas, has been fighting a negro
barber in that city.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30
\ sTROLOGY,- MADAME BELL RE-
NIApAMR ELLIs, EEMALE BOTAN-

MADAME ELLIS, FEMALE BOTAN-
VI ICAL ALpHYSIOIAN.-Madam ELLIS'S UTE
RINE ELIXlR never fails 70 cure all kinds Of dis
,ases Of the Uterus, the Kidneys, 0yaries Bladder
apd Uretllra, PTolapans dallingl Uterie, lnfamma'
ion and liberation OF the Womb, no matter of how
ong standing, permanently cured by the use Of the
Elixir, ..a ..HI ll
Madame refers with pleasure 10 the following card
Of one Of the best druggists In the city
"To he Public and tAe Ladies' IN Particular: W
eve, the undersigned, are not In the habit Of giy
ing our nane 20 Patent Medicines; but knowing well
the LADY Physician, and the mtdicine called the
Uterine Elixir, We cheerfuly reeommond II % Al te.
Is purely vegetable, and in no case can do pj9ry We
"F, ID. HILL, Druggist,
"Oorner Of Fifth and Race-streets."
I N. B.-For sale at the principal ONCE, 144 West
Sixth ct, between Race and Elm EDWARD SCAN
Ian Co., corner of Main and Fourth-sts.i y. ID.
HILL, corner Of Race aud Fitth.sts; and drug
Price, ONE DOLLAR. PER BOTTLE NJ ~
can be found at her ONCE 144 West Bixth-st,, et
all times teh
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30
Sewing Machine.

They have submitted II to trial and tho critical
Judgment Of the best mechanics and experts, by ali
Of whom q has been oonceded 70 be ono Of the
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

CkLEB CUSHING AND ANoTHER, ANTI-DOUG-
LAslTE HUNG IN EPPIGY.--Two efIigies were
found suspended across the street in Hayer-
hill Mass, on Wednesday, one OF which was
labelled eCaleb Gushing, a traitor 10 hiseoun-
tryj'' the other George Johnson, false to his
constituents, his country, and his Cod
They Mere cut down by an affachs Of the
Posfoffice Department. very much 10 the an
anoyance Of The Douglas Democrats.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04

The dtst sep towards rendering farming "a
business is a good agricultural educal'r
40 man can expect TO succeed 10 the culii T.
Z. ion ol the sci who does nothave good undt
standing Of lie various operations OF farm:
a farmer order 10 succeed well IN the eul-'
taxation 81 Is soil, mus, have ONE know icd.:r
al ao5s, o. heir chaucicristies, and what sys-,
ien If ma ikcemcnt VII improve them, nd
VIA, w, jmPoverish lhem. The operations
Of faBig ne 50 uiaulioid Hat farmer IT hei
eyra-itt kucceed ia his business, must have
rao3 a Altering Of aercu,aral chemistry. a
god Gwledae Of mechanics ard Of the rrin-
cine drau gbi, AID Of the Ias.s II force aqd-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04
Singers Sewing Machines.
WHE universal SurreSs Of Singers NJ;


Chimes their durability AMI adaptation To n kinds OF
sewing the finest the coHrcs;, together with elr re'
liability Of repair, now generally known
throughout the United States which, with the rapid increase IN
their sale given Just oarm the vendors Of all 9TH
rSuwiup Machines.
II attended the Of any other Sewing
Machine except Singers In Louisiana, why do rot the yenders
success depend the statements Of packed
committees and newspaper editors, which all welntomed per-
know Is evidence ut all,
The -trqgLt needle attached that pcrpendcu
~ by power applied drHciy orer The needle, is peculiar 10
Singers Machines AMI vastly superior to every oer mr.
for machine sewing that commends Itself to every
mans juacment glance aud this is Of the pnci al r
why Singers Machines have superseded every other in tie
manufacture Of clothing.
No crooked needle machine is well adapted to sewing
fabric those that wor! straight needle and no crooked nee
die is adapted to sewing thick goods or leather
SINGERS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
sold from sos to $50, and the Family and rInnn
-ian Wac hines combined, are fr IN Sis to $780,
Iron stand wulnu; tables AMI Hammers extra,
WALTER n ENNETp. Aaru,,
SO camp Street, Mem Orleans.
VIM. E. TGrsEsECF, Agent, Gaiueston
July O, 1S5)-l:u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04
81, CHARLES and st. LOUIS HOTELS,


'9'sE two Hotels being under the MANAGEMENT OF esrs
all lrcth, the former II which Is conducted by Mr. D.
VI. Hdrgti the by Nv o. Hail. the Proprietos
ul rg the citizens o revHs, Tint they have spared
eNrcc omnkc both houses equal in point OF accommodating
to any hotel in the untei states.
During the summer moth the St Charlie. will be kept OPEN
when every mmodon can he given To families and gentle
travelling Norhwrl, and the rrorrirs have hcsita
ton In saying that pains shall be spared in furnish
the guests Of r house, every comfort luxury that
can he Uhtrncd In the South .ji1!l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04
George w. eaUcSs,
ORNEY AND COUNSELLOR. AT-LAW,

Dallas, Texas.
WILL practice In the the 10th judicial District con
ylsng the counties Of con Grayson Cooke Denton Wise la,
grr, johnson, % rrrant aud Dallas also IN Kaufman in m
g ais, Ia the Supreme Court Of the State aud Dl,lrlt
Court Of the United States.
Dallas, January lS5S--2S: ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04
Esr. Egcraa.y a. scott,

Ii AS permanently located iu Dallas, for the practice OF h
pofesson and may found his office H. Ilirsh
Store Feb. 18th. lSBO-35:ly.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04

bAlsE GEgAH.--Ilave ready two rans in
wafer, and on the nri'A's coming 10 tie
/. fahe lhe BIO, p1i.s col 81 tie water, pal
Al into one CT then, and cosef with The
4 4 Ills will occasion graz augmentation
iihiclsness and eaaliiy Of fhe cream.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04
Cole S Mills!

The undersigned pa,n,es anil proprietor % The rNDuLATo
~ CORN AND fLOtRIN MILLS, respectfully announces
his patrons aud the public generally that lis mHuuhrioy W
the Of Kenncr h Is Ia successful ration The
Mills Cnhrn six different sizes, ranging on IL 10 10 Inches ~
diameter land purchaser kinds NJ stone nov M
use viz the best French Burr and the German Cologne sone
NJ prices ranging from 500 To $40 apiece.
The the sale these Mills Is nj SO 81 Charles street,
OF Masonic Hail. and opposite Commrrn Alley Wlcrr
orders will meet whpromPt attention. Orders len q the manu
factory win also he attended Mills can be Skipped from
there Direct AMI FRYE Of drayage by steamboat tc New
Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern tarolh
Printed circulars giving Inform ,tOn necessary rpunf
up aud operating these celebrated Mills, be obtained by adj
blessing the undersigned at No SIS st Charles secct
Trms--CtS and all Mills guaranteed to perform, In cv
cry particular all that promised for them pntc circular
". T.. COLEMAN.
joins llICuAWpsoS, ESQ Sole Agent.
ban in frin cemeHts in the construction Of MUS on
the IBgOred hW STONE Dress, sailing Of ohtT make
Ns the reputation Of mine, cW certainly be prose-
The fisSt crfent NJ the Lar male and gT0rdeI in
such cases. for the protection Of Pdtcntess hpr j1llk
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04
John q. Mccoy,
tEN Ann rnIfNNElIpb At LAW

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
the 10Th Judicial District and Ia r ume Curt II this Stnies
and wa atiel 70 the collection Of claims In all counties adOIn
oIce IS.i side otn,e ra,uc Square, Dallas. Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04

THIS new and commodious hotel, under the con-
o. l. troll aud management of its owner, is now open
10 the reception of visitors and the travelling public.
Families can lie accommodated with suites of rooms,
and transient visit rs with single apartments if desir
cd. The proprictress is determined to spare pains
secure the comfort of her guests; and the table will
he furnishcl with the very best the market afforls,
Attentive servants shall be at hand, at all times. to
attend to the wauts cf the guests Mrs. Cockre sol
cts u share Of the public patronage especially from
the travelling public. Charges moderate
Dallas TSxns, January 25th, 1860.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04
rs. Ssarren ssiOsse

ATTORNEY and C0UNSELL OR AT la w
WILL practice IN the counties 81 Kaufman Collin Denton
w s and Dallas, also In the Supreme Court Mt 1yr, al
lie Probate courts at Dallas aud adjoining counties 81 gea a.
rhlion VIII be given 10 collections aud c periccng titles
Dallas, Dee, 90 1858 -. AL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04
o. NORTON. n. J. MKESgIE
Norton g. Mckenzie,

A VTGEsNEES at Law, vycathrrford, Texas,
IA VIII practice their profession all the Courts the 10th
Judicial District and in the Joining counties Also the Su;
pee Court Of the State at Austin and Tyler They will give
special attention the investigation of land titles coec.
TONS Feb. 21st lS60-35;ly.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04

John w. observation-disclosures AND COUNSEL
u on AT LAW, AND GENERAL LAND AGENT.
Buchanan, Johnson, County Teras.
Will practice in the counties Of Ellis johnson, Dallas, Tara
Parker jack Young Palo Pinto Eath Iosque anil WILL AMI
the Supreme Court Of the State Particular attention gy~r
investigation Of Land titles March, $500 IT,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-20

nl9t warunt, 9e9en ben Wfanu, rel9sm lie
lbre 6ano 9eben 1Ollte, einen uniiberpinolidrn
9aB. Udt Treuoen ipitroe ct I'M 3tpeifampf
NIT i9m lein 2ebeu setpast babeu, INN baS
Urduleln BON benz perbuBten 8rdutiBanl 5u Bee
freten. ..... ...r ....-- .O....
GineS Nbenos 9ins Nrpeb in @eoanfen per>
tteft our4 bic 9rOBe @allerie beS S6lpGes,
melde an ben beiDen Seiten ber Gapeue bins
lief. 2dnBs Rem Wdnben binaen bic 8iloer
mebrerer Sitter uno Oamen aus Der 6anlilie
Wtcntn1crencp. Die 01itter tparen ale aebars
niI9t uno i9re 8aner uno S9tloe lAnladten
Die 3wllhenrdlln1e neben ben 9rpBen pergclDe.
ten RQbmen. glrpeo tanb SfterS fti1 unb Be-
traatete. .otee ltpl5en @etalte,t, beren Sriainale
neben lbn1 unter oer alten &apeae ldnsf mo.
berten. gta4 Der Stunbe, tpenn bic WeeIle pprs
iiber mar, lteB lid lelten mod Semanb auf cte>
Ier 9auerie Ie6elt, nod peni9er in ber Ddn1s
merung. Ote Oamen Der Ser3poin befreu3s
ten li9, penn lte ain bellen Sage SenStbi9t
lparell, pprii6er 5u geben benn Die Ginlamteit
oeS OrteS uno ba8 llnbeilnlide ieiner llmae.
buug erfiiQte lie nit 9rauIen. e.a- -.
9to6oenl 2lrpeb eintge U1al alpiiden bieien
Nbnenblpern auf unS nieoer 9ei6ritten mar,
trat er Ill etn pffeneS TenIter. Die Come
mar beretts i'm unter9eben uno lparf ibre ldei-
oenoen Strablen ilt lie @aQerie; Der g8tno
1pIelte nit Den Bannerlt, ipel4e al Der eenSl6s
ten Oefe bla8en, uuO bur9 ibre 8eweguns
etnen H19enoen Srn berpprbra4ten, Der bon
ben erniten &rie9ern berab Su fpnlmen idien.
pUftt weldem itcBen 8emuBtIein nltb Der
Ofann auf 0Iee majeltatil4en @eltalten blis
den, Der it4 riibnlen tant, bon fold 6en 8prfab.
rem, ab5ultammenL iaste er trulri0 unO uepere
9ebeu8ten SaupteS pUr lid) bin. oNd! unp
i9 fann nldt eiu Ofal auf eiucn Namen Nn@
ipru9 ma9en!" a 81 IL sala ID.
Gin @erauI9 lpedte Jpn aus ieinem finitern
Ja41tnnen, er trat aus Der gertieiun8 bc8
6enlter8 uno 9emubrte ba8 5rGulen ppn 9toz
demaure, lpel4e ult8 elmer Gbiire ber SapelIe
ouf ben Gang berau8 frat, uno, in @eoanten
perlcren, an t9nl poriiber i9reiten mp0te.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-20
Dr. .9obllIton,
Der ein3t9e 9lr5t, Del6er 0n3d9t

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(Gtabttrt Spr a6rSebn 3atren.l .r
Sr bat las fSerNe wtrtamRe uni bette g In tsr gDrIt
entreft Segen al erIe 8rdntbee S6pdfe TN ufen rut
BEN eSefn nretp aee Saauen. s, ee6unsei FER Smeran
in cen 9eeen ben Reren rnbae brs Qrlufes b<t
srsantlen 8ra ees 9erseneJes fer rpf @ar8eI Satn-
onsr unb au:r ner a usel pie 0egtar
6ebmen rptnbetten br Su9en el6t tben pfern 5tfdbr
asr ns oils Der strenen@tfans ben Gsdtrsn bee upGes
5erEnnen ae me1a nts M ssfs %ssssa es
ee Gbe unnSs& maiden nnD sues ben arp mnb StHu sr'
f6ren ...-s-..- ~
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brnter welSe bic Opfer ues gGemen qaRsrs spUrrn fab
sa tbe srsastnsn aaIsne asS ennsstts M
NIT benz Dpnher Der 8rebanett ben Sena 6geer nb ber
Qeter besaubernbe E6ne sloft babcn prpen nSgen @ m
rpasm Dcrtrauew naben. ...l
gerbciratbste perlpneu, 81
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ber S&mae ptr etnes anE rsn StnpernfS bfpub nb pl
zen nnperjusli4 Or. Sstnfcn ~ 0dtte steDe>.
RsisDarlett otr tfstn 8tter unS Swde psr GrlSpfna
ger dredlt1fn Nr persen nu furtrt DfrjeniJG pe6er
uHb iuSsrT@ntt auf ne drstlie Se4ttlidft seradsn.
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unOsut eete be ppat arat pteter tsrsefeat 3es
rb6are 4ettsn pses tA6 9rben eb uut r Gbe unb gu&
tosmeni6a unm68lt4 nad TT oft as 2poH Derer Gle treu
u auSdgsaaseH saeiSt @ttI s eren 3Csen ntdt 9enau
tsnnsn Sss!ei4 ls au9 bura Suren RieberialIssn TN
nsenstteils cine 5rl8s NsbrauaS tet ebeeu rsane
g8sr aber wtu eS iusne b6 bic ra Gusune etsr
Gensn Uerleen ptrt pie 4 tetan 2arn ersebe ais
3enen bic Ia weils fne Nuerhem merben pur6 fben @e
nuF @srtannnaS a8trSu8 geitwat e bic pbYiaen uni
8etisen Rrlftc perntbtet. D.. ~ ~
e!ern qstrer mien oft nt Bic r4e Der arautbe IL
Fr 3'Nrer pefr 5P6ltnee Qp ut dreben e tie 9eer be
rem raten iu pie 'ur& be Gempbnhe 8betmen edes en
ltdnpfn iite. s-. -.- -... + ...
GsT 0ffice: SO. 7 Suo=Jreperidtrnbe
lteben 3bliren Uon 8altimpreltr,, 6ltltAe Seits
bic StuTen btuauf.
Mtln merle lid anen b Sarsnummer, benn uuwiRenbe uni
S6utltrr Sticelmtr StratenreinBer unit 0ampenpugsr
ntnnsn A regmdB@ NerS uNo auern, au9esr1en Don Or
S}rbntrn's Muf In Der NGte.
N NS aue Brittle miien etnen Yrt-Stamp entpalten
Glns oelung IN 2 dSasen 5ugeilhert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-20
SSoItinlore=2ptF=9 9mpifal,

@ssriinpet 3ur llnterpritdlng Der Satadlalberet.
Der einSise Dlab, no etne 9ttlun9 erl0ngt
. irerpen fari.
s 9inoerung 1T le9e Gtunoen.
Itetn Guedll6er, pas eusre Welunpbeit Sol'
- @ LENDS ruintrt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-20
Sun9e 2eltte,

ee t aud beimlte 2air eeI8pd6 bacen BE Ee 70 oft BON
boien esun rrr IN her Sdu eruen unt btren Gcsen tie
Hittlt5 lpuren lelbf TN S6Ia bur@ pplurnen bic Denu
Hetetlt Bic Gb unm6elt6 MAIDEN uub R6rper unb Gef ,rrS
ren fpaten Pfort bic nctbtasn S6rttte tbun.
se Saee eas stn unser Wtann bic 9rnuns nes Gaubes
Der YebnS enr Glern aen AuS6en unS 3reuben bes
4ebsns leSerten prben pa eur bic BU8en ne abtrruua
nCn Yee ee Ndtur SNle Ysrnen maeu teppr lie eintre.
ten III bie ''''-, ~ -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-20
Bsad)tet SSolgenbeS bet 3eiteh.

x.r lluoIndt. rel&er NIT Sbsa usben Etatet IN hhSf6
ued an einen eratreaen Hr3t pense br reiea ntt ru
Ucm n.n e9mese Brta girb iombern benelheH au befd
tst neu Ran cine iebr 5ise @s9Hnng gu matn pabrab
q cen Tiaen, bic Ssupoms i nr s:soss n bas Sstes
raerurstlt eser be RranSs rier I'M @ seSrea Bot tu e.
zsr melt srEBsren anuns berettst #. SrcnaRnssn ebz
.Stch,es" ~erea nc6 e1er nsuen Osn d. em.9 anlse
nheeu CebaHbtgstoie in wensen Easen etne S9mer5ca
s6tr }nconotnsen sr ben gaet:n sete snsIsiS saraa
tn. u e. g. atict5 baE teis Gn:.anSuaa bes ~rtrs- H.
m as ShidHres- besanssIt SereeH sS6nt 70 OF esaaaa
sit trants|au SoIaeu 5erbeifahrex.
sunae eeue unb 8le. wet6e eatneIer C@ats le.sea
ren i'd sci 3elt m'tbea g9err4 s sen 9snAss Has SrtSs
duFcttr sr1parel. -......... ..... s.-.f.. .
81 l. g. sntb bat purd bic sIadlt&e Cur aD,ss ersEt9-
ten srEBere 4thSa1e as k9exh aabertr ars a Gsce
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ls-,.. Spmrtcme Sr, 3 y eu1ts IN pcrtcrssa SriefeS
a., SIC Res5m HaE3 eaers Hesa ahsls stS sa1sss
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ruben @ewOtngettsn hes 2afrs S4wd9e i'm Rldu ns In
ben @Iieeern SGneren iitAfrpf SWGNe hes yehS geun
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2tgentnr 81.
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ptete, 8eloen mad Oeui9lanb ltno S9wei3
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tte reCbtSeg anomnen pun, en pSteitenS ben 20 go.
pembr bel mir aui9e9ten l t1n MuSanbe upm
gmrii3er ausSuelenee Gmpan8S quitting gn9beru 6s
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N1uuiacturer Supporter uno Dealer aler Sprtet
Sf27, Init Gabafe unb @isarren. ...a7
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sesntfHnts GrSetnns un bs ISen Suen unb bic Gin
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