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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

CoUaT MATrERs.-Thc court yesterday and
to>day has been engaged In hearing the charges
Of burglary against the Turbeyvills boys. 1t
is expected the arguments will be made this
afternoon, and the cases will go to the jury
this evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

aJ~ Three hundred women of the town Of
Aylesbury, England, have forwarded petition
to the House of Lords against the legallzAtion
Of marriage with a deceased wife's sister, on
the grOung that such marriages are calculated
to destroy the freedom Of family intercourse. -
On the other hand, 42s have signed petition
in favor Of the measure.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29
Montgomery Guard Ball.

The Montgomery Guard will give grand
ball at Beckel's Hall on Easter Monday night
April 9th. 1t shall eclipse anything they have
heretofore given. The reason for giving the
ball in Beckels Hall is that the armOry is NO
large enough TO accommodate the numbers W he
have expressed a desire to attend. 1t will b'
made very agreeable occasion to all partici'
pants. Tickets s$l-admitting gentleman and
lady. (Journal copy,)
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

Henry o'Rislly, the constructor Of the frat tsis-
graph lines that electrically connected the dihsr-
ent sections of the United States, msmOriAliIsi
Congress for general Law to facilitate sOmmuniea.
tion between the Atlantic and Pacific states, By
giving right Of way to all tslsgrAphsrs sorOss thu
continent and thus securing increased facilities Al
moderate rates, BY encouraging Salatary compsti
ton 10 tslegraphing.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

~ A bill has passed the New York Assem-
bly, abolishing the punishment Of death for
murder and other crinc'. aud substituting cOn-
fnement in the State Prison for life. The per,
son convicted Of murder is to be considered
dead, to all inlsntS and purposes as respects
matrimonial relations" and all civil and prop-
erty rights. The crime Of murder iS not to be
bailable In any case.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

PEEsOSAL-MessrG ouPPy and Parrott--tbe
former Senator, and the latter Representative in
our Legisls.ure--haY returned home, in an sx-
eellent state Of preservation. The public ser
vice don't seem to have 'urt em. Ar ouPpy
is already engaged upon criminal case in
our court.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

~ We will say for the credit Of candidates
who are before the people for election to the
various Offices. that We see very little "liquOT
ing around" and consequent disluTbases.--
We hope that the "fres drink" system viii be
showed under on Monday next.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

The LOuisVlls papers are quArrSllinS about GSE.
Eaniga. The Democrat says shs ia fat, chubby
older than forty and has d!sagrssabls duoky wAd-
die. The Journal on the contrary, considers hSl
a perfect lady, great singer not fat, and undsl
thirty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

D- Europe is filed with apprehensions Of
approaching war. There is no question but a
very good understanding exists between Aus
tria aud Russia. The Gear wants Turkey
The Kaiser wants Italy. Both owe France and
Sardinia debt of blood, and hate England,-
1t is notorious that Austria is preparing for
contingencies, and that the article which she is
now engaged in manturing, is riHed artillery.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

B' A gentleman just arrived here from Iowa
informs us that the wheat crop out there
is very promising, and that "the times were
looking up" The farmers have generally got
through with sowing their spring wheat, bar>
ley and oats, and are busily engaged in breaks
ing ground for corn. The Iowa people are enS
jOying delightful weather, and the farmers em>
ployiug the time to the best advantage.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS,
READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGI
Weekly Advcrtisememfs .

inserted in the Weekly Empire should hand
them in by Saturday morning, atthe latest
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

1.-THE first quality Of Oranges, Apples, and
a variety Of different kinds Of fruit DC, may
be had at wholesale or retail at BrAndenburg
d Cos, 300, Sd st. They also have quantity
of the pTettiest homemade (or maple) sugar
we ever saw; it is dry and white, aud one pound
usually see.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29
AamInIstrntor,s NolIee.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho under
IN signed has this day been appolnted Adminis-
traitor On the ebtAte OF John Sttver late OF Mont
somery Sesunty, deceased. All persons holding
SlaimS agslnBt fhe estate will preaent them 70 the
nadsTSlgned, legally Anthsniiestsd tmnsdietely.
Iahto.pWw AdninietTat0g,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

O' There was not sufficient cause TO justly
the two alarms Of fire which startled nervous
people last night about = o'clock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

gTThe excitement with regard 10 the burial
Of the oiPsy King was high this forenoon. II
was by no means eOUfned to OUT female POPulaS
tim
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29
CoLBY's PATENT CLOTHES REEL

1t Is cheap and durable-pries only eS, painted
and set up In your yard. 1t is simple in Its con-
struction, can be managed By any onei and besides
the ground occupied By the old plan Of hanging
clothes all over the yard, Is worth more than the
price of this Reel in one year, for shrubbety and
ruit trees, and IL just the thing for small yards
Call and see one of them In operation Ia front OF
my shop, and be convineed for yourself.
s. II. THOMAS,
shop on st. Clair, near Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

BARoAINs.-will be sold at Auction to the
highest bidder on Saturday morning, March
slst, at 7 o'clock, a. m. at J. X. ohristopher's
Auction Room, ! well broke family mare, l
splendid Jenny Lind carriage. nearly new.
(Wsrren Phillips mAke.) and set Of harness
to match. Terms liberal, TO suit puEehAser.-
J,K obris,ophtr and o. P. Huber, AuetiOnesrs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

U- Gebhart, SO Jefferson st., has every va
riety Of the best qualities Of Garden Seeds
Our city and county friends will please take
notice. He has, besides. every thing fresh aud
good in the grocery line. Mind The plses-
%, Jefferson st., Just above 4,h.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29
TuRNPIKn notice..

THE Stockholders of the Beavertown, In
i dian Ripple and Xenia Turnpike Co. win meet
at Barney's School House on Saturday, the Slst Of
March, 1860 at O'Clock, y. h., for the purpose Of
eleetlng seven Dlreotors 10 serve for the ensuing
YEAR and transact any business that may come be.
6sb9s u. A. KERsHNER, Preait.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

~ What about the water>Worksf Shall
We hear from the Council oommittetS Do the
people want WAter-Works for the abundant use
Of the Fire Department. How do the eAndi-
dstss for Council stand on the snbjselS Sup
pose the people ascertain from them this week
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

A householder IN Western village in hlling
Mp his census schedule under the column headed,
''Whsre born" described one Of his children ~
'bom In The pAFlor," snd The other"up staiFS."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29
The Northwest.
MusoATlsE, March 2l. Is

MusoATINE, March II, 1861.
kDIToR ENPRE:-Winter has gone and Spring
has now fully set in with US. The frost is out
and our farmers are busily employed in putting
in their crops-haViDg beautiful prospect for
raising large crops Of all kinds Of grain this
season, throughout the State; which will have
a tendency to revive business, as 1t has been
somewhat affected by the almost total failure
Of crops for the past two seasons.
Coppic has not yet been arrested but, 10 all
PROBABILITY will soon be taken the officers are
still in pursuit Of him, and use all diligence in
trying to ascertain the place Of his secretion
Some time ago the Republicans and Abolition
lists Of Springdale collected together to devise
means for the better security Of Coppic, on
which occasion they formed themselves into
q military company, and stationed themselves
into an old upoccupied building formerly used
as store room, but as far as can learn have
by this time disbanded, and the only prOtec-
tion he now has is one or t%o attendants at his
secret home, he being bedfast with cOnsump-
tion in a condition almost hopeless for recovs
cry. The Quskers have also, in 4 measure, be-
come more deliberate and less interested in his
apprehension, in consequence Of quite . num-
Der being expelled from the church. by means
Of which they have become nearer Law abiding
citizens, Respectfully yours,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

" Flank welty, U. B. Building, Main, just
above 4th st., is fzing up his Saloons 10 the
very best style for the spring aud summer sea-
sOn-repaPsring, cSrpsting and OFnamenting
them. His stock will at all times be 10 unison
with his elegant rooms. The best qualities Of
fruits, cOnfectiOns, etc, may at all times be
found At his store.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

We are prepared to print election tickets
promptly, and in any style to suit customers.
On no condition, however, will we perform this
work on credit in spery case the cash must be
paid when the work is done.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

n0-Our Advertising patrons will perceive
that, by our arrangement OF reading matter,
their advertisements will be always neso--a
very important mattertO them,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

or The street SPrihklsrs have SSltled lhs
question Of "raisiOg the dnstv 90 I'd s,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29
Hleotion Tiokatn.

WASrED TO REST.-A good Dwelling House,
Enquire at this Office,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

Dayton Tobacco Market.
Buyers are offering for new tobacco Round
from 62z@s; Wrappers SOS; Fillsrs 2@9.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

Gl- The proessaiueaal the cOun House with.
In week pnsl haRs had the effect Of cutting
down M TOts 10 ths eiisi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

~ decline being candidate for the Office
of City Marshal. SAMUEL RrouARpa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

~ Friday, SOth. - Sun rises 5h 49m.-
Sets Oh 22m.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

[our correspondent is informed that COppic
was in Ashtabula County, in this State, the olh-
er day, and ia probably there yet.-ED. EN-
PmE,l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29
Daily Calender.

usss 4th page for Telegraph Reports.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29
STOLENi

PROM the Subscriber, on the night Of the
II seth inst, a DARK nAY HORSE. between n
and IL hands high 10 years Oldi with aulail whine
spot one Of his hied legs, juat above the hoof
small round bady laht limbs, saAli eara, nhoa ell
before, and hoofs grown very lonE.
A liberal reward win be giyen ~ tt4 IIal.e "a
nah shs ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29
THE DAILY EMPIRE

OFFIoH OF POaLlOATiONi'
npirs Budiuy fbirdS,, South side bst. Hank Jed.uO
TaRMei
BY MAILED, ,ooper rinadvance.
10 cents per Week payable TO tho carrier.
BinGleo opies ,putup In wrappers, Scents.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

ID. W. fppISos is candidate for re-elsotion
20 the oHlce Of Mayor mhe
---W Wm, n. GILLESPIE will be a candidate for
Mayor Of this city at the ensuing April election.
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N'''F'f Wager! 5t!riNrrs Eager!
y. Sees9cr.

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h't elm arcftS Ta9cy fcr:i9tr Hurcn- nm Gnatcn.Nlr h,r r,T ~
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S'rTr TN Inv III Get Sadne 9rCGt Gutpmcyt Gin -Ie:r,i ~ -
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Qrsmvlclc GUp = uN { +. So. " 80 ~
S"a- S1itIdtrdaS vera bi9 ru oroFcS Vao,r I'm /, N,,,, ,..
Iotnrutn SALES.--FUTURE, jki1tntgterr, &cnctn. iu;fru,, r.,n +" .s VIZ
Wv E"'""''' "''i' ~"'"FI'H e. 'i . Wthtr,
20 - NTsmrraE,
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1"'@ P'rioH''iAr GiitA"te in glHrrtn i'm 10 in
ZEN StAmc ariERt. mrlntu aergrtrn Nanpeu Gin r,r'
inA!tct'e Wager ear hrtcu Gisagrrm lttcr Nrt nm Su,.
!f1t ~ ausnaAmHmclle r~,llltn DreiCn cf,.,ru ~
tNnnri. @~itttalis %tnprb!s ib mem mpbid tirtr,
wager yen NnHhs. Ran uun Srtmupi Iatof pir,irn
1ltr Nrt nnn lpnltl9e &~tItItrl. re IN fiufm G,norrtn-
@''ldhaft arm0hntttb lciuctt wyrrrn. lin e,rr 5rfSni,a
NHi'9t lelnfs EdAetS tIttft n. Nslrnirb.
?o. 1874 Srta1nra
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.. ~. StrcGcr,

"P'tertFr, Nrmaif, Supporter YEN rent.
'~'" eeem'eslttn II. l. 10. Nr. 3 Naina Str,
9eHs"ubcr hem alien Wiart;c.
Ee> %eeCrtt Htretn nit Der urEstr Scr,f,I, urh O.,,,
.sttH Sttttt. ,rrie Ntm tlnt Nr3p1rate uuc nal p{cr
~" S"tsiiet "NRt!tetnt Norret. HonttaufGeutt moo,n eae
toHFolt@e SGler amcrttlnilttr. stutits une fyar,rIidsr n,,s
!r'Mtr %yircttn. Rance &ytielu. !. N. in ttinr NuSYr1St leIE;I
u ""?en'Ttin nthntcn, mrltc Gyrtgt ann 3hii i,left N n;c,rit,.
l. %srotn u Zen biaigita &crtnsunscr ,pjrserust nit rts.n
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fss~ &tt msn aac s6msr;cu tsil,n fam.

NC EIulcnot' pehNe an RhtumatienuS, Ncuyo.aia, uer.Sf,r
Nrrt- @crTte-. Stt,tu., @ltStr. unp Nuttnihmsr;,n Lion
~ 'H NIstnSitdttft Ntneeruns uc edn;itc &Sbutf:, wcnr is
91tisprthtN eurt- Ntl 9ctroubeu. Di6s TrSoaro,
III 9tn 8nr|tn. 9Insteln, Ntrccn unc 9, busu tclpdtrt. S,yiuh,
'tnf hl1lmE aMc rnet ptiuns! g;tis 10, % une 80 9ts. S,r-
auf: Mrs rIfclst bel
g, Y. %SaSntr. z. Stetttr :nb an,r Druaaif.u
"a N Nltmene. Mprielt unN Ntt,rkbura.
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FECLR-N~

4 "NTN "N9INTIENINE.
@]}cr}ttcruHa sca = &rrlul ri Nurr. tt No. il %idmrn> ~.
ntt, NssEi ecr N'''''"
MrrHt 9&'l'trH lmlnraner GOmoomY IN Nhila, elpnio
'NI'"9rn n@n!'m 2'ril@ty&"a &Nf }ichHhlu.lr, Stpr /. aim
!'r't'ui'n, 2HctitAlcd S!sU"n3tu. &.ur lprIst,r. Sl;,3,rsI,,,
'"alFh' MIHtm NRSi:itr' t ann irNy II ten ttliailtn %rru,r.
Va" Ht'lHAcN, W;I,r Nh NcErn pvn Sictul prn ,Eclsr q ~.
h"fFH neAtI MtTCiE wN's!In, HI oCl In Crci rurLu r,ru r,t.
Uta' nc N,'p"'Ne err .j'rcM ;!thtru niuront, ms ;r,f
GranH"nA S'nE1rt Na III Ntt!0CtipN,l &p +G3 u nu,9r. On
&c! iHn STA G., WN> N r.4t eaH GIri;.l S:rGfH $500 coo
N Stlt"lcna HtrEi 81 rN liz 7wcjtrfur an ~ ,ir,.r yr
S."r'n nn'tyN0!S om &sdH01M rStl Gnr rtten " Eshc
va E'etE2 >:l'a !und'n III &&lrr INC :. Yya wrn
fifiTt"t'e ca'tiHit Tr er Hittr Y MrduHwcn Urh M n frg,,.,,
y 'iich rnfAc&En 9t,1ltGCl UAe II! c hi S~GrErflHcu ry w..
" III hLHHIENO NINkt,ANlt. ~. y. u. NrLGtn. MlLrt
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- uticbc ~3tno4hcse

btr Cen mir sca utincu biedstn v,ps,I,,,,r =. ,.;4r4 a.
S Nsrrn, S,H,sauS etrI'% eantrn0. cmrrblc ih mit audt Ernsri,
Vti'n 9shC'sNn SSrtlNr0cn, inoCm th III Glettrrr S,i, mr. prr,t>
nF brinat. oGs ib netf iriftea grcsper nns NreSii W. y. W" "S,
sSsf' 5S Xranm,:'' S'es1s ttins ane SrObe q'ras, gasc, G5rrt$-
rrntr 8rauirr-Nlic, Cd cplec, Wacarcni. sefetrt -, 80 49, 80
cs9rnr, m,ai SGr,; ;5snH@'; sa9,,n uS : >o5utsn, nebR CHEN asST,
'a ~ Cen n09ItdNt StusneR @rttsn SateRt erxritbre w "'"'
'. 6. s iiber, Vat.
y Nolts Sane'cS. SIucn. 5eEEm usS Necmcutiu.
100 Srres Spap, Stod. 9ruma unr 9rasw,
% SrrtS 3or %Nrt 8oiHcn Gbttfs,
) 3clrst NiCt,
400 %rppus UNI 9udstI.
2n0 Grrf Sfrtb 9Tpcs,
2on 2rrF Miattte
Ncrtdui bet en-, 81 81 81 ",' r"o 'Fr
- "'rreH ""It'"Nre YtfIct. icctcn trbalttn ue an tattr s.,
Nin. s&oilIrr II. srhn.
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:. y. Strfrr,a
Neu einaerlhtetr Dantihc 0uAkinh.

Neu etn9ertcttetr Dautlhe 0u:htinprrfiI
SorliNTtit NIT en %nfrICtruHleR rtr3cit mug abrircip fsiu
s;Fotm, DER TEN 3ritaitSr rttil VtrieDf; SiiNflan6 m SNndifrfn
Spl cititm Gruncl1Et 5ritttL, tidIbe in mir ccm p.rebrliben
S"t'Htlt YEptHuM oIy tIAtFFnr ~nSSIst ~ MAIDEN, tae ;h meia
7nNpinecrttr uT@ ptritn onE cI!9tmaFc 2tr St(iclIrlen stetucas
"r9ri't1nctni hSbt, uHr 1851 curc 6e tcrowrh Ser,!:len sertt,.
THHatn III Ger prpcHttlrh aur nrr strengthen WnferrtTUngea Sc.
!Hge III IrIiten IN zen Siane ar{cer bin. @Qt IN msi" ;Sa:S I4la-
5rnee @rbfllen, ais: 9ortipios. Iuif. @,nhinh". Ejafahunoea
ppn 9utsrtien &c. .'t.. ais Nrien Psgcn Tr Trlouer Sicrts &c.
SrGlS iIr 5erncatr wcrprr uot mis- pNr IuqeisrtQt!!!
&lc Yrer R<gtsitsH .pT Not,, pGerc INC Biae, itnE irtr,e
p~orTdtb!5 :. =. SttTcr,
SuttinScr aub po"rarecjtcr,
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Sefnnmtmncbmnaem

Sttsn re- S8tf Settler ria srcmsu srs,lt,r.
5OOe pin. %atntcrstr 3metirbtn.
1870 Yir. 2iuitu,
NUNFt &c.
E'isStI"'r'dufrr t-ta!'tr Given satcr Retatt, uuS ~,srrs, Si.s.,
pr sHt 'ean, tts0r IL irait 9~infigie MAIDEN, ei.ic 06amen ,rs,,
Si@ms"c. ga. l.. Suli 1853. q,sr s,rt;.
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Dtutlhe 6trnmmr C..
Nfre. y. Saumhnn, Ninyihlus eotrase

'iriithcn Ger 3ttn unp G.cu.
nl1'ht ben 6r"utn RtNmcnoe ot trgcptrnt Nuriot. nof q,
Afailml1is ao otHAA'me Huoirtunr aWf ~ lm.Ycritsr al ANN.
3t"9ntne HrrIc9rn MnH, mteb Ib liz lid ti ppIfsn,,sri IN GS~ NIL"
S:nH'itTn 0rltfn" imp'Eblt 5H9irit mIdr eici,lpc tb.tn Gjonnt.
'5!atl p' |'Wtat CAP IL IN 1cuAr5ldnt mcb!trc SABRE, ioYie in
sa'''hEtt - >'oNTf pr6tiitirE bal, uan oEF liz otShNlb Die 2}srfbr'
rama ateen t1nn, can ne etrai9c Aufudge in Ger itntQfCn sE,fs
inc sur HpAtPn'm'nlifn Sufrltpenbtit GuSritter fam. o.
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EsS- user Elm autea Bib hateu milf, arbe mad,
Der frwtersn lRbtbWyitIttu 0aHtrtt, Nc. II YPoirltroEe Pa N,r.
an'ne Hf'rlgrstTt mrreen mUo. 0aiiou fnet gtiocr ali. eje
Hu9'nt:tNt @N"t'nnHn3 Nattn. Estrahitt kline gboipsvevhe, 4m,
HRH HH"Hjra?5H = SctHrniena, ycotr une Wtiauplat!tn, uno
:.d' eT etHi'fr S'tluntT sIEl,F Gdlcrs wlrp etrlelb:n ient AN.
;rttnHunN Srrlg nltt atriGSru.
EACH! Ntrota 'aa attt CA9aertct9pe ntu uno III jeeer Belle.
tNcn njr9F: dbscrrmm II.
~ an. @'iNfF Hsretn rel JtsE:n Hnp 5onHcnhRein anscfcrtiat.
81 U1tiVnu. pbnc
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Nehtcr Thcinmrinl

EtN mt''rNrcneen eeutltum eicne titymit ;r TaTritt. tae
rS'n .lt SsnsuuA felhltiupoytrnn Rhti-wtin tySaiter .akt.
IIEt"TSV' Spbn WuItcr,
'''I qutbcrtNrr.
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@art,nr SEirtbidoit IN psr,t,,t,,

@Hrttrr Njrthifait in Buttrrtcwn.
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