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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16
POLITICAL.


| RREcSIS sIDoI AND LANE CENTRAL cAxpAIaN
Cub At rsgniar meeting Of ibis club, held ihsir
Is ie Ss sssenes o ne President, Thaddeus ?. Is Voc
Which we're seconded BY Dr. q = sasr and unsnI soas;
R.,qIyed Th., v. cordially Agrruv. the Of The NJ.
-ch A Green vas chairman sss a. 's syssn al
tsr h inst and endorse State ticket nomna.ed Sy|
port q sesss cossuSa. m ssae "a r ,Sr se The
ssrn s pss se. p .Sss s .,s. M, ay h.,e
legs. learning craftsmanship. tiegr1y and patriotism aS1
oassoui ne ss 'sSs s sssn' o.
ss ls a the q ss chosen x %
a. psmocrsey % The rnon si her pas. lives
Etrs state h.l iSe agenls q people IN rsasm.iias
ar.y our "ppos s Ss Cs. BOa
for The Presidency aud Vice Pceucy through so worthy y
ns.ssss IA. We accept De esmplmea, e.a ny q. State
uciss NAT eeao.. n e ne s' sssS
the eleccs. ticket = one q The eerto At large eyi
@orrsss q his ssss M "AeA ne bed oy ne de-
az % ls .iss sst e q s.sSs
posing Oh: ovsraes from he Douglas camp nn,on ana
rHADDEus r. MOTT. Vice President presains.
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E'IRM WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC cLUR-AI
Ibis sassy evening" q, es.h oeloS s'' The msmss ss
an ,bse w nr become member Are requssed . siend
SiSSsi sSiSsssSs e: 80 s:s,
i Rss,a scs Sssrssnsr. ssss,...a..
NAIIoxAL pEnocHArIc GENERAL COMMITTEE
~ Tssrs wi = an sa.asssS ms.ns q n. oc.es a
rs Broadway for NE 1aposs q sds9ast SS.~s '1
y... ei ss.ros. ,seerrsarss
S5 REwaHD,.LosT Of SUNDAY LAST, sEAR OR
WI = g.S Pin S S'i s.-sn W. VI
q < REwARp.-roer, YESTERDAY MORNING. TN
Y1 sssh s,egss sesr Ssa.rsn vhst ysr gOd
deIsery siss Bro.way ~ c.shsr BrcSer ." ''''
turning her 70 No sT houon ssee viii receive 8e shove
800 Esw 1lsas;,I OK MONDAY. Auegsr s IN
~ re'n wsch. Any ore leaving the al j. ID. ".
S25 REwAHp:SLosT on THE NIGHT or THE
.nsre Turned snn,ng csl lever ws,cS No 7,s nsje By
shield cTsa v eana also err Grow. N stamped 90 h
Bresd,.S Sss iCrE s'' ''''d' ~ williams h''s' '''
Sl.5 REwARD--LosT IN TUE MErRoroLrrAx
b Two . . a.. 0n , ne ncS 1e .7 ss ssrss
The Above reward WIN be pai al hc dee Of he Metropolitan
eS0 REwARD-sToLry rRoy ROOM IS rIrTH
yOU Avenue Hotel on The LIST DAY q August one gold
faced psienf Gold watch said watch had been used
several years and had NE Of " ~ bnckper and the
ranef scratched Inside Of the back also coral
Deasuln h- un y Of light and IN form ~ rornn-
ca surrounded b. Will give the above r-varf
delivery n srf watch and pin at TIE safe Of The RON
Avon rs sor 40 the wrich nlune JNO a. ~ cKNEE
oil nnn HrwARr-rTIE FOLLOWING RrrISOr
'ClODV N Greenwich Bank having boen lost a. .
resaI viii be paid FOR he rocovcfy he SINE W Tar
rlri1i-- ~ 1e hundred oar bills IS 80 l0isr Js .
VII 1oisr Jrs -. dollar d and 81 fts A1liir BIZ
- a. Ctr JwAN. Frcsiieal Grrenvgl saynrs Ba,x.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16

resarl viii Se paid FOR ihe recovery OF he sme ~ or
plri1i-- 10 oe hundred 0lllr bis IS 49, loirr bi4
'n,y 1osr VIA % ~ dollar 81 Il aud 81 f,s Aois~ BIZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-06

flashing eyes with a triumphant expros
 sion from the pleasant job just men
 tioned, he said,-" Where is the Par son ? Send him right here-on this spot we will be made one I never let such as this pass me by waiting a min. ute-so go ahead" and on that spot where they first met, were they SOL cmaiy united forever. When the words
 - What God hath joined let no man put asunder," died away, a shout went up that awoke the echoes for a mile :: every hand was extended to the han. Py, lucky, venturous fellow, and every lady ln that crowd pressed the lips of that young and handsome wife, (for q moment l wished I were her, but I iu- stantly recovered my elfpossession and the weakness passed from me l; women know best laughing, snourIhg 8; nap py, we all returned on board. Our generous captain set splendid sup per the clerk made out two certit- cates--they were signed by the parson and seyenty-four witnesses Give more made nine, you know, men and women, all told } every body signed.
 Then we danced, we laughed, we made children of ourselves-yes, made fools of ourselves. Be that as it may, when the watch changed at the noon of night, the bluffs on the dark shores of the river returned only an unbroken echo of the hoarse coughing of the Emily Barton's engines, for we slept, and our dreams vainly tried to vic with the lovely reality of the evening.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-06

over live miles from the place of exhi-
 oit'on, at the following rates: Neat stock 4 cents per mile, except oxen ex. hlbIted in yoke, which will receiye 4 cents per mile per pair. Brood mares with foal at foot, 4 cents per mile for one animal. Colts unbroken to saddle or harness, 4 cents per mile. Sheep g and swILe 4 cents per mile, except SOW with pigs, which shall be entitled to mileage but for 4 animals.
 Commsttee.--Robbins Battell, John M. Wadhams, Chas. Adams.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-06

LEAP YEAR.-4The following is cx- tracted from an old volume printed in 1896, entitled, "Courtship, Love and Matrimony."
 Albeit is nowe become parte of the common lave, in regard to the so- cial relation of life, that as often as every besextile year dothe return, the ladyes have the privilege during the time it continueth, of making love un- to men, which they may do either by words or lookes, as unto them it seem eth proper i; and moreover, no man will be entitled to the benefits of the clergy who dothe refuse to accept the offers of ladye, or who doth in any wise treate her proposal with slight o' contumely."
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-06
MILEAGE.

Neat stock not exceeding 5 in num- Der, will be allowed mileage one way on the following named animals entered for premiums, and which do'not obtain one, but are considered creditable to the exhibition by the committee having charge of that class; for all distances
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-06
No. 2S.--MtTsIc

NO. IO.--MUSlC. For the best glee club of male voices not less than four in number .$9 second do 4 For the best glee performance, the mu-
 sic composed in this county. 5
 Any Glee Club competing for these premiums, should announce their atten- tion to the Recording Secretary on or before the 18th day of September, 1860 when will be forwarded to each, ten pieces of music, from which they will be required to perform any three or five of the same. The music must be sung in public. on the evening of the lst day of the next Fair.
 Judges.-Robbins Battell, George A Hickox, James B. Peck.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-06
CLASS T.r Domestic Manufactures.

No. 2l. sfls @ Domestic Manufactures. and Fancy Work, a sum not exceeding $50 is ap- for premiums.
 Jadges. Brewster, Frederick Lyman, Geo. K. Slogan, Mrs. John T. Andrews, B, s. Brewster.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-06
CLASS TH. No. 26.-PAINrINGS.

CLASS TIH.
 No. 26-PAINr1NGs. Ten dollars appropriated for premi ums on Paintings, Drawings and Da- guerreotypes.
 No 27-FLowERs. best general display of flowers .$3 best boquet g second do 4. Il Judges.-H. w. Buell., Edwin B. Web ster, David c Bulkloy, Miss Mora na l.. Norton, Mary Adams, Fanny Whittlesey.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-06

Men use pitch to keep water out' and pitcher to keep it ID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-06

Premiums to be awarded by the Executive committee at their meeting on the Second Tuesday in January, 1860.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-06

Best and greatest variety fowls ? % Judges.-D. w. Wagner, Girdon Fil-
 ley, John Candee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-06

not less than 3 pairs owned by ex- hibitor A second do a No. 11.-SrocK CATTLE. Best stock cattle not less than 10 in
 number, raised and owned by the
 exhibitor - $12 second do 10 third do & Best stock cattle not less than 10 in
 number, owned by exhibitor 8 second do 6 third do 4 Best lot of cattle 2 years old, not less
 than 4 in number, owned by ex-
 hibitor 4. second do 3| Best lot of cattle l year old, not less
 than 4 in number, owned by ex-
 hlbitor 3| second do Best lot of calves not less than 4 in
 number 2l second do Il
 The committee will add $1 to the premiums on the 3 last classes, if the were raised by the exhibitor. Judges of No.'s 10 q ll.-Cyrus Cat
 lin, Chas. l.. Ford, Freak Judd.
 No. 12-FAT CATTLE. Best pair of fatted oxen $5 second do 8 Best fatted OK, COW or steer 3 Best COW not less than years old for
 Dairy purposes 4 econd do 3 7udges.-Phi. North, Egbert L. War
 ner, Geo. Humphrey.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-06

Judges.-Joseph s. Titus, H. o. Moss, Riley Rexford. ...
 No. 10.-TEAMS OF WORKING
 OXEN AND STEERS.
 Best team of working oxen and steers of 3 years old and upwards. of not less than 25 pairs, owned in any town or society in the County % second do - - A Best team of working oxen and steers
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-06
-- CLASS " " Dairy Products.
CLASS VIL Vegetables and HOrticultura
 No. 23. -

Best and greatest variety of agricultu al products raised by exhibitor $2 0
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-06

Seymour Wilton.
 Whereas, in the opinion of the Society it is important that Thorough Bred Horses should be introduced into this County, the following persons were appointed Committee with discre- tionary power in awarding premiums: E. w. Seymour, Seth s. Logan. Alonzo T. Whiting.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-06

JWdScS.-J0hn M. W ouHaMS, LEWIS
 Catlin, Geo. Gilbert.
 [The Committee supposing that there exists among us but little if any purely native stock, suppose that Nos 3 and 4 will include what is called native No 5.-WORKING OXEN AND
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-09

bebtnten bas DIN selnber @e unb Elm Snber Rcrer BITE
nObwenbgfen &rfcrern sur bslteu @lnffltofe iub Sd
pbne ee wre bc Nete bes 0ebens ur durssn Nscr
Dte UusHen bes eebens perneru @ fnubIt6 Bic ele
prh er9ren BON WerswetaRn9 unb meGnhUeu Betratun-
gen bnS uns be Texben we &upere seneben Strptsert
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-09

Gere6isftit unc Deut1dlono mus Sbneu
o1nFoar leln oenn nur Sbrer 55elfiofeit unp
Gnfr9le miro ts ben @ieoertefB leiner
c06aBe panfen. 9lber mein tbeurer, oeliets
ter GeleDerr, sic lcllten nun nit oietn Stra<
ZEN Snrrleoen lein unp oa6 9eoemut6iote 9oIf
nttbt nod mebr frdnfen. Sh oGbte, Gie
ltanoen ra1cn as, bic eberne GieQe6ldule
ouf osm Senocme. ploB preneen s9 la0en.
Ote partler betradten fte al6 Elm Denfmal
lgrss 9tubm5 uno man miro bod ibnen oielen
Hubm nt6t ableu9nen f6nnen.
9d, melnehpe9en, Iaoe 8li1er YerbrieBs
LID, mo9en ite penn pieles Dina bebolten.
IS 1T StDnis 2upipi96 SaAe, pb er bic Stub
mteaule Sonnparte6 Dor leiner yfole oulceu
mill, unp Obs i'm nirbt perlhnupft, BEN Soe
naparte mttten in leiner 6auptltapt IS oefets
ert Su leben. g0enn @r'S ertraeen fam, mir
tann'6 9leth9(lltts lein. 9lber Gins 1aae id
Sbnen, @jneienau, bic Bride BON Sena, bic
lalle i1 Sbnen nidt, uno iN ratbe Sbnen,
raB Sie niht fir Die bitten. Die mus
runter, eben 70 gut ipie ser Scnaparte.
Nber es f1tt mir au6 gar nibt etn fir
Gle SrJde bitten SG wrllen, rief @neilenau.
SD bin 9al3 Sbrer Weinuna Dur6lauAt,
Die Sride Yrn Sena muB ser3Grt werren.
9Sr baben nit uncrn Siegen Don 2eipsio,
paris unO gtQe 2llIiance Die ytiecerIoae
BON Sena mleper ou6gel6ldt, uno mir olrs
ten e6 ntht rulpen, pab man piee6 Dent
NAL jene8 llnglilf6taae6 bier erbalten wolle,
alleu YreuBen our SeIAlmuno uno ,uu
Ner9erniB.
9tedt 10, 6reunh. rief gdher freupiQ,
oem @eneral ieiae 9anr parreidenr. Sit
iinD Elm prddtieer MenlA, uno Sie balten
ooA nod ema0 auF peutlhe Gbre, iino fein
lpl6er remlitbi9er Oudmduler, Ger sufriecen
it, tpenn er'5 2eben bat, uno ale anocrn
96Ifer ganS beIdetpentli1 pafdr um Gnts
lAuIOi9uus bitten m6dt, paB ct man bc5
n Deutider 1T, giein. mir 3mei mir rabs
men uns, 0eulde Su lein, unp mir muQen8
pen 0errn 6ranSolen beipeien, paB mir feinen
Nelpeft Dor lbnen baben, uno un5 oar nicbt
Seebrt fublen, wenn mir nit ibnen franspfilcb
parliren t6nnen. 9tetn, Oeuth molIen mir
nit tbnen lpre6tl,, uno menn mir ibnen pie
Bride ppu Stna Serlpren9en 70 beiBt oos,
II 9ute5 peutihe5 BOrt 9eIpruben baben,
Den SOnaparte bnben mir runter nun
mtitn mir AUDI bic Srilfe nod runtsr friee
gen
9lber ib fiirtbtr, mir werpen piel Swierios
feiteu pamit baben. unp man miro Ypn a(Ifn
Seiten 2(lIes anmenpen, un1 unler @prbaben
su DereiteIn.
6reiIib mir miinen un5 teeilen, note
SliAer. gStr miiitll ra1b gu 8erfe oeben,
pamlt Die Sade abgetDan 1T, lptnn Der G6nie
nah paris fpmmt.
Dey SDnig Mill am Sebnten SuIt in paris
lelnen GlnSus baIten.
(6DrtIebun9 folt,)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-09

De fbreden QDtrfuneen bes 9aers fnb fssr an frt,r
Vsr!ut rs Gecatnes Verprrune 6eu Gebrudtbe ser
getteStrafts box @bnnnen Gbneteune @efeafat
&c. tnb etntst Der idltmmeu Bpgen
&duenee uCn perlDnen eDeu Nrs t5nnen test burtbeeu
aus reler uahe tbre 4eiunbett dbummt e tbrs Kraft
eren 6wa baB nerpSs unb atsebrt teem fe
Gr6enuns hte Aueeu ben 9ufen be A
ietten Der &ussepruns babsn.
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gtott,.

&s ebt ttele unenbe unbsbsuenbt Quofaber peIde
t1 ala Nerss anieH nnS Or S0bnfUus Anfaubunssu sort
reni S6utHfer Sneptdier edmpenpuger u. No. erbdrnt-
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len 9Dtenihab Der Weojtn benz nebrgen Derufe wttmeen
f6 eS rselmdste eebDet Meae ultren unerfdbrenen
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we En9Ind6er 91 tn tbrs 9dHbs ssratben eertns6aSeu
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rwabnsn bsOn6rs fur SOe weI6e ufe unbrfanni
Gne bag etue Seslaubaunsen Ctcr Dplpme edng eutr
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gSrod)ttt Tplae1Ses bei 2titelr.

Yer llneIndlte weIer nit pbsn uebn betate III h 6t
5neu erfatrenen Ir3t wen5e or mslen ntt
bon iein @Gmersen bre miro rn6ern oenIeIbeR and bed
bat enen Rronttn ie5r bi9c Reuun3 u naen mdbreub
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hit O g. 9. gmst baE teine Gn,hncnn9 6er ruehra" H.
No. ais r@trrts" bebanbt proeH Wcbur 70 oft @baratane
bic rauristen 6cIsen berbenbreH. "a.
Sunae Qeuts unr aAt peI9e n,nnIer ShpdGe IetbeS
Cten & Set 3siten msbe wcbur e sen Summer unb srDbe
lntoiten a1paren. s.f
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a1 Gr be 6oS ebel tn ben twter9ten bon grunb ans ne
abt ber @cntucn ibre uiprhn9e &rd ptcber abem
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nttb e elmer Sttibe abrer ne beiCneere Aumeantea
aCriemet ult Serfprt allen 2eioeneen ne belenee @n
Or g. g. Smttb's grdDenatbe fhr Srauen tann nan an cb
aen Rldse erba. Die Webstn tit en unb purcc nereae
brtn uberclbenti Sttl hupru aebrantt prets S. Ser
loren e6t ton Baltimore tfrH wpbnen, tbnnen mad eenaner
uod6e Der Spnrtome Or 5. 8 Smb IN pprtosen yrtefea
ccuren uub ee WebtSu nab nsns enem Ebee eo sanoeS
lsdidt erbdlten.
au Nntroaen bbeu frens prtsai. Sa her Cfce fnb te
porae 3inuntr CUR 0ispoiiton Der Yatttnten.
Sifen bon ltbr 4tcrseaS biz 11bt Sbsnbs.
Or. 8. a. &Eaifb,
Sas0.s Ro. u Snh-'Frsberi6ar. Saantss.
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Cur beIpneercn M9obe meee i'd es mir MAIDEN benz berdeil
Qnblit bic I65uien uib baeboteItcn Sbboer at MAIDEN
UNI biIben mad Der alien Semob Su hden. 9hc babe ids
Elm srrBeS aCrtcmsp Der tDulten unS biu9ten @ues b
9tabmen gu eeiem 3wef.
6omn io ibereug Sud b IN Eo. 159 gSeIt. Baltimore
itrase, gbams Grpeb seScnIber bel
Mb19G GEd8. ". &dnamb
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he 6 bur6 teim6e 9afer srdt babe bte tic Uff BON
b1n eeaeH ber tn Der Sue ernen unt beren Bplgu M an
nd6iltt puren islbh TN S6a eur6 YSuttpntn te Denn
unsbetlt BITE Sbs unm6St MAIDEN RSper eth eraS-
rem, Dnten ipfrrt be nSbtseu 56rttte tbtu
UT. S6ape bag en unser Uonn 6e 9rnuns tnss eanbes
9tebng etner <ern den MuSteu Nrsuben hs
2ebens Irssertn rerpen pa b@ ps SOsen ncr ASrruna
SUm pfaee Der Naur. SOe YerOusn mau, bspOr e
ten tn BITE
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Sr. SOlDnltOn,

Nd9ep res fSni8teu Grueeums gDunbdrste tn Qrnbpn
9r1rurr etnss Der ereu mep5ntsn GOuteu Der
ZEN Ger cen 6reEen 1t enRS 0ebepS tn 6pipttdern
Gpncen y1rtS PHILADELPHIA unb tapen igbra bat
enl9e Der wunoerbdrfen 0eunesn DOucnet Sc
p0 Der WeptSn pets tudbIte Qeteeube bic Shreufdu
ZEN Nerprrat unb dnperen 6rdntetten .ten cde A. 9 duh
leH 0 8eTtHsen 8entStten u. ausenbltdl e
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Nuntntcr Ill.
Saltimorc=2rc sSoOlpital.

@e9runOet CUR llnterOriidung Der 2uadlalberet
Der einSige YlaB, no etne petlun9 erlanat
merpen farn4
0inperun9 tn ledps Shinbert.
Retn 3uetIilber, pas euerc @eIunpbett 00Is
lerne rutntrt4
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lIrtbeiI Der Nrefe.

Die tstIe GGbe weIhe wdbreub egten cbeniebn abr
tn bteer WnfdIt furtrt purben unb BITE Uenee peer pu
6ri6e Operdttpneu reIhe Dr. cbnpn ausubr une bener
BITE 6etnss dppUrre unb ptelt anbe prfrnu betpptnen
ropCu eas pubum wteerbpn Utden unterrt6ttt urbe
en n uf ais &brGnndnn tn BeSug auf @bdruiter uni
Septrnbafstett fsN fur Sstsnbe ne tlnretdtn6e Gpdby
Ietfun0
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Wefabrlibr Granfbeit.

QDsnn BET trreerles unb unuGe Snneer bes 2acrS
hnoe eaB er ben 8ctm br bmer Rranfb tn IT'D nu
eepnnen bat 10 e6eb tdufe eds etn untettges S6aee
ubl Ocer e Bur @ntbeduns tbn dbibreft 6 en i
penten du el6e ufOlg brer @retuns Nsgedbttdt
alsn etn @ertrauen sen f6nn unb 70 anSe bic
Spmppms btees ibredben uebels ws B Elm nit @eihpt-
rem snanrer pals stns bOs Na SGmstt IN oen Ops unS
Der Qdu RnCten ben Setuen ub Armer Etnnen tn Sc
fbs unh an ben &rtrematen iG seter pdnh b uebeI
nit etner lbredIten 6Hu9fett T irsn bis sulest
Der @aun'sn unh bte Waiennpn ttnuen Opfer r6
barren 3rautbe en @s9endne ees Qes ptre uni Irt
etnen 6redIt6en Geben tdDur etn &np mdbt pde bn
ienem eanes brug fetn Retieubet Jurufbrt
Us TT cine trauret Gbdta6e b1b Gaueubs eer iurbtbdeu
Rranfbett gum Oper fallen IN SOlse Der nerfdtd6 anp
ienrer Yrabler UeIe bur6 Aneruns uee tGbtben @feS
bes Uerturs bte @pntuCn peruen e bes Ge6ens
tn en eIenpeS Ddfetn rernduneIu.
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Sin 6remce.

Or S0onfrn tn er etnst re9emabe esbtlSe Nri wel6er
Ss Neune eSn eeTnen Er1ntbetten dnetet Setn W une
SDn nsm s. ssDeH ps8s tn ben rOsn SgG!srn
ldnn 6rantrt6 unb tn benz Blpdlep pom pbtIaeeIpbd m
1pelt. @I - -
Der ws&sr ad BET pasos bes Or SObnfDu anbei bt anu
lsNr,t f q l q " El7'V
p1ntrdntbetttn wtroen Ihnen getetlt.
uu pItsF6eu Antra8en muHn ensItln ssfbrteben stn
Ncrl4,iL) e. -
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oSunoe Nldnner.

Ceneers wde ets Opr ues ectsmeu 9Gers atDrrbtn ae
eds dbr1 10 Oele GGuen tn en su bes @rdb rsb psl9t
eurb tbre cbLfnen 5dene entdeitsn Deranpt Sr1f
mil Gem Drnue Der 8schtiam Send beesfert unb beT
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