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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-10

Scattering, IS
As between Banks and Richardson there
was no great change for long time. Jan.
81 on the l24th ballot the democrats dronned
Richardson and voted far Orr of Soutb Car
olio, but the cb,o.,. did n,t ada ANYTHING
f., their STRENGTH Fab there ,rer, several
Intellectual attempts to declare some one
Sneaker bv specjal vote. but without lccess
A resolution to declare Mr.. Aiken (dem.) OF
South Carolina .Speake was lost. 100 aves to
10 noes The next day Feb. ,, Mr.. Smith
of Tennessee said that the vote the day be-
fore indicated chance to elect "man of
national views. and he moved the adoption Of
the plurality rule. which was adopted.
Bv its terns if no one received = maioritv
on the next three ballotinrs. the candidate
receiving the lar,est number ON tbe fourth
was to be declared Sneaker MIR Orr with
drew his name IN favor Of Mr. Aiken ON
the 4rb ballot Mr. Axiom raceirod loo vot.s
10 Mr.. Banks los and bv a vote of tha Uonso
l56 yeas to 80 naysl , Mr.. Banks was de-
clared TO be the Sneaker elect Mr.. Aiken
Mr.. Fuller of Pa. and Mr.. ID. Campbell
of Ohio. conducted him to the Speak kerr
Chair, and the oath was administered to him
by the Oldest member of the House. Hon. J.
r. Giddincs.
The hostility to Mr. Sherman who lead
''',--''''-'' WIN ~ -'''''' 0''''' ~ '''-l'
SELF tlll the last two days, has been more bit
ter and yiruIent from the administration men
-+I,;,,,.,,-,- p...,.
'''i''s q vi eu y III D' A'
Inc alleged ground OF It, his recommendation
Of the circulation Of the Helper Book we
REGARD rs a sham NOTHING else The object
l,l,u IA a.o. =. -,
was "71a5 lIau 'u@' pIe0eA' Ho' eA'S'eu'
"ou''' nav '0'' '''' " ii'i' IL
Oec"lle evident thaV the republican ranks
would not be broken, two or three, who had
sworn so long and so loud that they would
.-... s.u..... IL 1-l
III any way Che heiPer DOOR, thoughl'
we suppose, they could save their honor if
,,e,, ,,., ,ras +ol.or .l+lorc,b st,,,roL
-. :, - - :. ''',,' :
d hepuolleah as sherman himSeh' ana one oil
his answering supporters. lie did not hap
men to have recommended the Uolnor hook
"a ,borec,.. .,,,14 h;n,
of tLo uon Wiu;ou ponn;o,ton tho
Sne.l,or tbo T ad.or,,,er sors
.NIr paani+. oho,4 oou, oIa
He was Governor of this State several wears
prior to 1874, being the last Governor under
ene ola constitution. I In the Executive I OIL
nnblic and '' ,r;yato @ 1;da % IN Ybinb b9 hos boen
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-10

Ir Is BETTER To SAVE Than To DEs-
TEoY.-lli,,1ry tells Us of a cDnquer5r who
died .r.m pe-ti.euca caused by the dead
h.li.- ui the yaugui-lei. As set-of
against such libel ON humanity, We viii
point ,o a rIilduthropi-t whose sole aim it is
% overcome disease. and rob the grave Of
E.etI4>. TIL. m. e. whom We refer iS a
foreigner. an EI-.l~lman. hut can nowhere
be- looked upon as an alien, for he knows no
distinction ol race or creed in his efforts to
rescue Dis le.IJW-crelrur,s from the grasp Of
l4th Our readers VIII readily surmise that
we refer 10 TUoVAs lIorrowAY, name well
known in tins country and wherever the En-
4I-h language is spoken. The popularity
which nIs mary uil0us remedies have attained
iu all parts of Europe and America, is with
0ut d parallel I'm theannal- Of medicine Here
in The United States, they are recognized as
Indispensable household curatiyes. All
CLASSES resort to Holloway Pills In those
diseases of the stomach. liver. and eXcretiye
organs. SO prevalent m this climate, and no
preparation is 50 extensively used as a dress
iug for wounds, bruises. uicers, leprosy, can
GERS tIm1IS, and other external injuries and
diseases. lis Holloway Ointment.
IF w rld-Widc reputation. founded on
the sucr,s tul issues OF twenty years warfare
with disease, Is any cympenSIti IA Tor the Ia
h.r, el the pbysici2n, Holloway las unques-
GuaIyachicyed it. The patronage Of mon
archs, the gratitude of the million, the hon
ol, of science. the eulogies Of the presS-all
are his. II he possessed the power Of the
prime in the tale, Of trayersing the
earth invisible there are few portions Of it
where he would find himself stranger. He
would meet with his remedies among the
ablrlglues of America, the luxurious
rae. of Asia the blacks IF Africa. Not only
are they standard mcdcamcnts OF civilization
iu It's old domains, but they seem to be the
companions of It's march tOwar every point
of tle compass. It is mo- easy mAtt9r for any
product of Europe to penetrate into tie IN
terror of China, vet, Holloway's Pills and
Ointment are there Nay, more, they are
actually advertised in the heart of that ex-
elusive empire To deny the intrinsic value
of articles that haye heen recognized as spec
ifcs for innumeruble disorders in all parts Of
the globa. would De ridiculous. \ commu-
ntv may be deluded. but the whole world
cannot De deceived for twenty years in a mat
Ter of such vast moment to every human
being as the preservation Of health and life.
-ChicoG0 " Journal. -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-10

FRANK PIERcE.-A wonderful secret is 90
ing round the papers of late. r,-. that there
is an underground movement at work to pro
cure the nomination of Ex President Pierce
at the Charleston Convention, bringing him
forward as compromise candidate after the
the contending factions OF the Democracy
shall have exhaused themselves on other can
ddates. To this end. as the story goes, all
his old cabinet are now busily working
Quite likely Frank Pierce may think the
horse on which he rode into a nomination in
1852 may do for another heat. If he does,
he will find himself mistaken when the time
comes. The democracy know him to be
pot Of efete "emptyings'' good for nothing
to make a raise on.
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Ole egree preass
URLINGTON:
FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 10 1sfO
THE ELECTION OF A SPEAKER.

The contest just closed at Washington lacks
four days of equalling in length the memora-
bic struggle of 1866. That commenced
on Monday, Dec. Sd, and ended on Saturday
Feb. ID This began on Monday Dec 5,
and ended Wednesday, Feb. lst, eight weeks
and two days from the commencement A
comparison Of the two will not be without
interest. The first ballot Of the 34th Con-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-10

am. other enterprise will figure simply as an
incident in the history of the Ledqcr.-N.
Y. Times.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-10


On the 10th of January. GOV. Letcher Of
Virginia, made a requisition upon Gov.
Kirkwood o. Iowa, for the body Of Barclay
Copic, to bee tried IN Virginia for treason.
conspiracy and murder, IN connection with
the John Brown affair Coppic is brother to
the one who was hung at Charlestown, and
made his escape from Harper's Ferry during
the fight, by swimming the river. The Gov
ernor Of Iowa refuses to surrender CoPpic,
but entire.y on the ground of fatal defects in
the requisition.
Gen. Della. ambassador to the United
States from one of the countries OF South
America, who arrived at Charlestown, ,. c.
last week. was robbed at his hotel in that
city on Saturday, OF $4,000 in Spanish and
100 real pieces, of the coinage OF Is >, ) 900
in SO and 800 notes Of the Bank Of Eng
land crosses, iewelry, watches, &c. The
total amount in value was $l7 900.
A singular and truly affective casualty oc-
Cured in Olmstead CuyahOga county, Ohio,
a few days ago. 4 bright little lad of three
or four years of age, son of Mr.. Briggs wish
Ing to see the men dress hogs, ms mother
put on his cloak and the father placed him
in the branches of an apple tree, where be
could look on and be out Of the way. The
lad was perched near by his father, and d.
rectly over where persons frequently passed
to bring hot water, &c. Nothing unusual
was observed, but when after some time,
the father lifted down his little son, to his
horror he found him dead. The cloak had
caught on a limb and strangled the child.
The following notice is posted at a railway
station " Travellers should be careful to
deliver their baggage to proper perso ms as
gentleman few days since entrusted his
wife to stranger, and has not heard of her
since.
An fee boat running on skates and driven
by steam, designed for winter navigation on
the Upper Mississippi, was put into success
ful operation at Prairie du Chen, WiscOn-
SIN on the llth ult.. and made a trial
trip to Lafayette, thirty-two miles. in two
hours and ten minutes, returning In two
hours and carving twenty passengers.
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Or. &nfelanb's bera9mteS
OenticDes Ssiftgrs

tetit grlnbitd ado
4tberbtfhperoen, Oispepft unb 8elbluht, tarpnt
i6e Cosr nerp6is Shwi6en, Observation-Disclosures
unb aQe Rtanf6eiten, pelhe bon perborbeusm Wl G..
gen pber Der Seller tntile6en.
ESQ., ais peraOpfdnS, tnnfrl bt bsmOrtben, 4nbrdna be4
Slu.es rad bem ROpft 5dure TN Mdatu, 6erBbrenafn, 5rh.
Nsnnsa. GppetttIpfatstt, Sdptrt TIM Dlassu, 56mi6s uni
kofss tSef1tl i'm Rd9en ab uatetteit S6wtrsr Atbtm
9erifIpPien sou te Der Iugsu. 5letsu tn BEN BtRbt
Bte6er unb 6~Epfidmerisn, Bsf6perbfu btrd Gtbnttn, 9elB-
gtrbsn Der 5aut nnb 4ustn, Sstttufeten, GAm rsra ta
1aden nne ben @lte6trn, 5iBs TN Eppf anp Bremen tn
8letfb, Bdnsistett unb 1isbxrgtfhla asntet.
Die etsentbamsr e~mpfsblea etefs wisOtBtn Der anfn frffam.
iet bee 4ubIttams. ftR aberi. ast vOn btra 0errH unb br
AHgtmeHerbett b~trleI5eH flr aat &ttben, npfur &c ~sprfebtns
%t1pf0bI.B wtrb. 50 TIT btss Fdn nsuss uue unsepraftst
WfuneL. feneern ttnss, baS felt 10 Sabren BITE Yraftn8 Dor BIN
anerttaHtthen WSlte beaanbex bat uh bsfen RHf Hnb Oere
tsuf bio test nuS ssu fstutua SnOtru errei9t purts. Dti
Beuent1t, @il4s bs nertt uno ausse3et&ntt &srt4 urb prts
eatptrtcnen aus al'n Etstien bttfes ednbsG ~ Snnfsu gthtn
eepeh TINS u%nSepeuere uHb q teeHaus Dur6ttf ma ess AGtSsr-
it9 son beh Steentbamsr p~ubltisrten QtnancGs, rtt6rn btr-
ihpe unentstlolt6 harb BITE GseHten %Derlbetlen Iast mug aEt
pen uneldpbtsfen hbtrBtugsn, ba6 btsf Z SttterS mtrE'6 81
StFasmtbF't p%sr6tsSt, ntI&s e trlGEst bat,
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SenersS g rGcbermnaen.


SEQ. 70 Secpnbtr.
Teuer=, WldrtneE nnb &eben8=QSerffhes
run98=S
Giderite lnO feItcite GOmpaanie.
VerliderungS@Gpn1p. Der 8alleD b. 8iroinien
nit $86o,Oo0 @apitaI
Npr6tur9z Ser1tderun98=Gplnp y. 8irotrtien
nit 5000, 900 capital.
Nlben1arle=y erli6ermo8zGpn y. 8troinien
NIT $500, 900 capital.
@barter SafzVerIi6. =@pmp. pDn Sartfprb
nit $3.50, 900 @apttol.
SecurttpSS ltt98z@Dmp. bon gemzg)rrt
NIT $27o,0OO @opital. -
P9olltrzSeritderut98zSpmp bon NewzQDrf.
NIT $500, 900 capital. 0"f
JteIpl1te<S erIt6erun98z@ pn1p. =. NepsNrrf
nit $270, 900 @aptaG. oN"T
Wtpnta11feV erlt6er1n08=@pmp y. g2e,ns0,rf
nit 100000 Capital. oN"f
Observation-Disclosures Comp bon Nepzgorf
nit 10000 capital. 0f
Wtercantlle Wtlttal Marine.
nit 1000, 900 capital.
NIT $l,25o,9 72 capital.
Jtprtberlt AlItrances@ pmp. BON Qpnbsn
nit 50, 1914, Ill Capital. 800
Se prem pentertten @Cmpa9nteen fro bon Der QeoisTot,r hsa
Stoate8 N0rpano %autboriirt uno laenIirt. S"'0l" oS
0te ppn benz llnter5etdbneten repr6Ientrten 6 onroorion. A.
Wtrth4 oertd9bare8 capital gum pollen phsrn S onoe g1Ven
Setra9 peranhporthcb fur bic 3abluna ppft 0erJuIter "oNO'''"'"s
erfst, $bn8" q 'sta ~ glaltulp
Sreb. Nffnnt SurSenor. FN" tSo1. m
ANNAfTlI
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Nermt vt Mnsetgett*
@tnoer's NIGhmofebtme.

Die @dneiber bjeFger @ta6t, iomis ale Perionet. fpel6e cine
cute @66mai d inc su 9aben wini6snL' leIten tb ertnnern,
rosnO cine onbere, unO 10 aud t@wetmal 10 pteI @eIb
nbrtn8t. 0ses n1a@t uniere g}alhinef gu ben btlli9-
IN biefoer @tabt in Operation an &6fen, 2Selten uno 6pien uno
6aben ire @iguer pber be ranit a1bettsr in BEN Stano 8eiebt, itf
n1ebr @elb al er3parer, ais ibren bitfeS auf anoerem 9Se9e m69,
lid it. Que, melde cine ter beiten 8d1maf Omen, Sic
NJ @ebraud Tub, 6oten n68ten, iputen III unierer Office:
go. 159 B%1ltimpreItraBe
p~prIpre6en, RIO @ebraud8-@ nreiuu9en in beutder, eu0Ii6er
~rau2BI{dber unb ipontIder Sprahe gu bobeu limo un6 mp n& Sc
u fs,eine MaIhine taufts ouf ~Oetebeu arbeten Gernea.
edift uu6 etnem @renptar Don Gtnger8 acknowledgements
ana. GQe WfaI6tnen petben ern 9anSe$ Sabr mad ibrem @nfau
opn un8 in opuer Oronun9 unb Separation g~ebalten.
Cfb2SiO W. y. 8rpbertd, N9ent
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81 ut ifOtes.
10
s I fItc ;.
Son 6. s. S6ueuffer.

Die Ser5en falt, Die Qu9en trib
Nieiu @irt6, bonn belten @etu!
Der @ein lit iiB ME 6ruuenlieb,
&ein 8irt9, i4ert Elm! idenf Elm!
llno Stolen idlin9', bu I4SneS 9inb,
I'm ieoen 8e6er @ein ;
$50 Stolen linO, no 8lumen iinp,
Da min Die 6reupe Iein,
@toBt an bic 8eder, fOBet an,
Die 8eder freupeidmer,
Dem Mann, Der nidt mebr trtnfen tattn,
8lii9t feline 8lume nleRr!
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DR.. Hufeland.
BaIfomifher Gnrninf


fur lSntdt 9stinns BON Rufsa. Grfdttans, SuRutnl,u. grdu.
ne, Haueen pals nne Observation-Disclosures, &ns.ettuna uni
penn moo mpglt0, &r--' .Isruns fur DIE an bttter R~tanEptt
eethence, ieIbf In ben lcstfn Sfabten.
Dtefe bsr1bmtt Preparation ia eltin benz Stttsyn .rstrISf.
re. % tn fur etnt RIdft pom RranItt ten btatnwtI 81,
aH8smtintr une gefdbrlt&er ais ALE anfert bensn b, 8tnpk.
nr 6tsfsS eanbes nnttrDGtfsn Enb = R~tanFsstttn hts ppn Il.
ger tetnen &Ti6ltuna b%errkbrfn. Or. Ben, ettf, tgas Sr,t.
9tQutborttGt fat; SO Dia uint bebdmpten. bak Raft
fur un1 tn, mas biz Def unb b4S aeIbe Sttbsr FIR Bic Heprk.
ner dneersr 8snen fnb absF ID lam btftnmt oerF1ern, bEt
Ee Ias SrdnIbsttsn Son ar66srsr @tfdtrIt&Est nnb tntbt
6~terbtfdae ~tnfGttsn.
&tns Uettsrs grDbs Der satftsHasu GefdDrltblett Der sss
sIAeI usIasa Srtaituns entftbeneeu Grauibettsn, sstat ft So
sthem ot,a Geer ns9ntetnee aus sen 8ert@ttn Se4 VBila5tl-
ttBt bic 8dbelet P
1852. @~sfammtaapl Der Strk,Fdat fons-
Starbtn an S&ptnbfu6t 1872
" anSert Rrantbdten S349
1851 @tfammttabI Der St,rb,f5n, o7Ie
Stnrben an SGpinblamf Sqh
" " 6nert Rtantbett.a 1854
1854. GsfammttabI br etsfbsfda, iii
Gtarben an S&wtxtiuht 217a
- " anberf R~r1nlbettn 963S
Dteft 8abIen aefaen n, kdb bttadts bY 4. YbrIT 49,.
fdas tn btsfsm eau6e bar9 a~asltpruns ssruria9t ntsbsn, al.
aeftbtn pom ben tdbIret6tn dubtru &s6tn, 6e sn tsn,,
Ietmteu 1TssSS11.sgs berbstagfutrt werbrn
@G6Ont euere @~efuub6ett unb ptnn ibr an elmer Grfaltuuo Sc
Bruf D6er Qunae letoet fdufet cine Slafme ron 6ufelan ND 4
bdlfamiihem Gortidl uno tr f6naet auf ftbere @eneiung rednen.
4duisnoe bateu bteies getbaa uno eehen %nnneertare N8trftne
beJeuet.
6ufen fpmntt dber ntdndnndI bon Ser6Urbenem Mlaaen, In mel.
dem Safe cas- nDeutfbe 9ttters" eebrduft perten foute. Su
Naaen bon einent anbauernoen Sufen terribrenbtr Sdm66e uni
Nolpdnruhs oes eGnjen Spfteras Ipitb man eas Bitters rFn 9rpBem
Nuben fnben.
6aTelbe pirb etnIts Set Or. g. 81. SaffDn, 4SS @rdRr.
ptildeelPbtd, Serferttet ub betalen Dru9aifen nbs.Sg0reGatterr
pFtts IS ssuts bic Slai&t, ms1sN
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WBeelin9 TN Wat.
GinlaOnng ait Singer lnO Geia1lga freunOe
gum
0rftem @efnn8fefte bes Gentrnl-S Gn=
0erbnnNes.
@endB 8eI6luB Der 8unpe8z8 ebSrbe miro baa
erite @eiarafeIt pe8 @entr1lzS dn9er@8 unoe8
am %. %. lu1b "a. Nugult pieie8 Subre8 III
@beelin8 8u. ab9ebalten merpen.
Der 81. 4ugult 1T al8 @~utpfanB8zSu9 Der
@dlte feItgeIebt, NIB e~r1parten mir Sunoert 1t.
6unoerte in unIer freunoIide8 M6eeling chs
3ieben ga leben, iltoen Die gunpe8@8 eb6rpe II.
6a8 6eit~@rmite III @emeinIdoft nit uuIerel1
perebrli6en 8Hr8ern 8becling8 peper Otitbe
mod Soften I4euct meroen, nm eth lpabreS
@eian9z uup Splf8felt gu b%ereiten, sur Ptle8e
Der &uuIt, tn8belpnOere Der IL eolen Wfultf.
0aber er9ebt unlere @tnlaouu9 ni9t alletlt
an unIere perebrten Sdngerbriiper ppn nab ulto
fern, Ipnpern audi an ale le1e, melde ben
Sinu fir Sunit, 6reupe ulp 0eI ellt9feIt nod
ni6t %perlpren baben.
&pmmt AIle, perbunnt ale 16peren @ebon>
fen, alle 6ra9en einer pplitil6en gSelt, ia, ale
Wtibel unp Spr9en be8 2eben8 Don @u6, l11tp
Gilt mad Nbeelina, mp beitere unD robe Grbp>
lun98tunoen treuer uno mabrer SGn9erbritper
Sud bereitet lperben /; = ia, fpunmt i9r SduS
ger, 6reunbe uu0 6elt9enplen ppu Aprp, Sf,
Sao uuo @elt, mas Sud- QS6eeliug pQrbietet
fann, ba8 ltebt 81 @urer 8erfii9ult9, rtro unler
9tpl3 lpu e8 ietn, Sud- nit einerl ber5lide1
ySeip niQfommen bier in III erem SretIe !" 81
begriBeu.
Oieieni9en %unIerer Dere9rliden @elaug@
Gereine BON NAB unp fern, ipel4e l9 am 6elte
gu bet6eiligen miinl9en, ltlp 9ebeter, ulr8 ball
bi9lt Dappu gu beuudri6tiBer, uno ua8 Die
3Qb(ber Iid 8etbeili8enpen an5u9eben.
Olit ber5lidem @ruB ulo S0anoidla9e
i'm 9tamen pe8 8unDe8s@ pnlite'8
S. Gpnrob, 9rdiO.
6. Is. Sttefel, Seer.
Cine 6interlaiien DAFT 8ru DIS.
Inter Der aufI6rift v0ie Q~ufg1be Seit,
reid8," bat Ser bon 8ruf elm Maruicript
biuterloIen, aus neldem Die Seitr. 3eitun9
8ru6lttfe mittbeilt. @r fprDert II. q. Au8>
f~iibrun9 Der beutldeu 8unoe8@Qcte I'm 8unfte
Der lanDIdnOiiden Gerfaiuu9, BUM e8beb6rz
De fHr 0urdfihrltnS elmer a%ll9emeinen 3rlz
etnbeit nit ~epentueIler Iu81abnte Senepi98,
Sir Stalien empfteblt er cine GunfGperotipn
obglei6 er lt6 nidt %Oerbir9t, OaB Seftreid nit
Ieinen 8enliibul1Jen in Stalten 81 idettern be-
fttntmt lit.
Der 8rin5 81pn@Y1pn, Der in Der
Srim Qeibjdmer5en befarn, unp Ipnlt nod lid
bQourd au89e5etdlet bat, ouB er cine 6rau,
mebrere Ntaitrelen unp eilt Sau8 i'm pDnlpez
iauildet Stpl in ben Champs elpiee8 bat, mtrp
nit Dem Oarupfer @aIarp ben Sapre rad @1z
naoa unD 9een=0prt 9e6en.
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@i9etter SSeerp 1T G5pISes iuertb
lNInckffrr Qnnhnnt Mtn @tnnt GiffeIIf4nft

%S"S -
SIN benz @ntptdelun9s8an9e Der Mnietlung fnt MIR batin e=
ldn8t BEN rpettboplfen utb mt6ti9len 3betl 6eS StdbtgebieteS
0n @99 Sarbpr City IN ben &reis Der 8erte1erungen Al 3teben
tS 9pts i'm 9dfentEeile Ter Stabt gu benz fir has erfe 86uienb
Tfgefelten Yrets bpn $l25 gum @erfauf gu t~rtnsen, unb snar
III Ger fruberen @rBBe Spn 40 bis $50 6uB unb npndtiGen GIN
tahlut9en BON s.. 8rete Deems tn better 8prn saranttrt. Die
Jnan9rtfnabme bieieS Staottbetls 1T nun iEpptl bpr bGdbfen
Snterele fir bic 6drmbeSDlferuna ais aud btele @eperbtretbeute
eaSu brdr9en. OedS. QSberften unb 8erbtnbungSitrnBen ME Elm
Steamer 3ur Serteaung neuer, reeelmdBiger @ertinbung nit
Fenrgprf unb 8Otpr, merren aug unp mabrenb Ter Gntptdelune
oieieS Ylane8 ppn Der @eieGfGoft sebaut unO bic Nus fu6runB
oteieS FLAMES trtrb tn &urje ben @entralpanft fir bic ~llm8eSenS
mad unierer Stabt Ie9en.
BrGntten @a aa
6Gfefenb sntpsbsr In etnen 5000 Quaorat SuB erpset Garten
oer etnen 6rettidet auf bem @eieaitaftsbampfi4ffe, werben ie
nddb Der 0abl, jt ben erfeu bertduften 1000 Qpts ~bet9eeebeu.
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