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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26
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Zorotcs Is a man Of stouo,
Uolives but for himself alono;
No wlfs's sndearmcuts soothe his cares,
Nor sweet small footsteps on tho Btalrsi
Nephew or niece he hates tho name,
No place IN hall or hcart for themi
For no one IN the world cares he,
And yet he fain beloved would be.
Gravo ylows Of life Zcrotes takes;
ro shuns all holidays and wakosi
A merry laugh rroyokos his frown,
Ilo sternly - an nonsense down.
when through the village runs the jest,
Ilc stands unmoyed among tho rest.
A kInjoy hated much &c no.,
Yot fain zorotcs loved would be.
or noble, thoughtful, generous, bold
Zorotcs lists not to bo told
Tell him Of those who do amiss,
And suffer for ., you give him bliss.
Speak Of the reckless and absurd,
He echoes each dctrNetivo word.
No gentle commentator he,
And yet ho fain beloved would be-
Cold, timid, buttoncd up, and grim,
Fewc'or have been obliged to him;
Yet while no does so little good,
He talks Of mems ingratitude-
Uugrateful, you may well believe,
For flvors that they ue'cr receive
Yct though q misonthropo is he,
Zerotcs fain beloved would bo.
sclf-love, O., what a witch thou art
What tricks thou payest with the heart
To keep this wisest Of mankind
To one small piece Of wisdom blnd
In cherries life, day after day,
To make him waste himself away,
Seeing not what child can sec;
The unloylng ne'er beloved can bel
[Chambcrs' journal
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26

CHLoRoFoBM.-It is officially report.
ed to the Emperor of the French, that
ohloroform was used in 10000 surgical
operations in the Crimea, by skilled as.
sistant surgeons without a single death
a similar success has followed its ad.
ministration at Solforino and Magenta
but in English hospitals there have been
about 100 deaths in one.third Of the
number of operations in the Crimea.-
Tho London deaths from chloroform
begin to be so common that Coroner's
inquests are rarely called for. Every.
thing depends on the mode Of admins.
tration.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26
Gge YOmc CUtlr
Good Advice to the Girls.

Good Advice to the Girls.
Trust not to uucertain riches, buI
prepare yourselves for every emergen.
oy in life, Learn to work, and be not
dependent on servants to make your
bread; sweep your floors and darn your
own stockings Above all, do not es.
TEEN too lightly those honorable young
men who sustain themselves and their
aged parents by the work of their own
hands, while you caress and receive in
to your company those lazy, worthless
popiniays, who never lift a finger to
help themselves as long as they can
keep body and soul together, aud get
funds sufficient to live in fashion. IF
you are wise, you will look at this sub
ject in the light we do, and when you
are old enough to BECOME wives, you
will prefer the honest mechanic, with
not q cent to begin life, to the fashiona-
bic loafer, with a capital of ten thous-
and dollars. Whenever we hear the re-
mark, "such young lady married a
fortune" we always tremble for her fu-
ture prosperity. Riches left to children
by wealthy parents turn out to be a
curse instead of a blessing. Young
women, remember this, and instead Of
sounding the purse of your lovers and
examining the cut Of their coats, look in
to their habits and their hearts. Mark
if they have a trade and can depend on
themselves-see that they have minds
which will lead them to look above O
butterfly existence. Talk not Of the
beautiful white skin and soft, delicate
hand, the splendid form and fine ap
pearanoo of young gentlemen. Let mol
these foolish considerations ongross your
thoughts.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26

PRoGREss OF INvENTIoN-The strik.
ing Advancement in material science is
well demonstrated by the History of
British Patented Inventions" in the
Astor library, New York. 1t appears
from that very elaborate work, that
from 1910 to 1900, a period of ninety
years, there were only two hundred and
sixty-seven patents taken out; from 700
to 1900, a whole century, only two
thousand and sixty; but from 1900 to
1851, the number increased ten-fold
over the preceding century, viz: eleven
thousand; and from 1851 to 1855, there
were nine thousand or a still vastly ac-
celebrated ratio Of gain. The same is
true Of inventions in America.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26

Mountains arc made up Of q single
grain of sand, the ocean is made up
of single drops of water; 81 is the
knowledge Of the most learned made
up Of single items collected one at a
time. Don't try to learn too fast, but
endeavor to learn something, however
little, every day. The man that adds
one new idea to his stock Of knowledge
every day, will soon become a learned
man, Every one who is desirous Of OBJ
toining a large stock Of useful knowl-
edge, would do well TO carry paper and
pencil in his pocket, and whenever a
valuable thought presents itself TO his
mind write it down; it is more valuable
than gold. Those thoughts which come
unsought are generally the best, and
should be secured at the moment, for
when once they are gone they seldom
return.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26

THE ATTENTION OF GREAT MEN TO
LITTLE THNGs Mr. Irving, in his life
Of Washington, says that great and good
man twas careful of small things" be-
slowing attention on the minutest af-
fairs Of his household as closely as upon
the most important concerns of the Re
public. The editor of the Merchants
Magazine, in speaking of. this fact,
says: No man ever made a fortune, or
rose to greatness in any department,
without being careful of small things
As the beach is composed of grains Of.
sand, as the ocean is made up of drops
Of water, so the milIionaire's fortune is
the aggregation of the profits of single
adventures, often inconsiderable in
amount. Every eminent merchant,
from Girard and Astor down, has been
noted for his attention to details. Few
distinguished lawyers have ever prac-
ticed in the courts who have not been
remarkable for similar characteristics.
1t was one of the most striking pecu-
iarities of the first Napoleon's mind
The most petty details of his household
expenses, the most trivial facts relating
to his troops, were in his opinion as
worthy of his attention as the tactics of
battle, the plans of a campaign, or tho
revision of a code. Demosthenes, the
worlds unrivalled orator, was as anxious
about his gestures OF intonations as
about the texture Of his argument or
its garniture Of words. Before such
great examples, aud in the very highest
walks of intellect, how contemplate
the conduct of the small minds who
despise small things.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26
MathamnticnI QueEtion.

Six men, A. b. c. d, T. and were respectively living
az tho following distances from each other: From 90
the distance was $50 pCrchOsi from 10 400 UCrches
from "a % 320 porches from TO $50 porches itom
20 1000 pcrchosi and from 20 Il measured so
porchcB. Now they agreed to build church between
them In that particular spot Of their circle that AN Of
them should have like distance TO that church And
this distance is requested be found By Che rules of
mathematics ?-Tphl. Post
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26

For the News.
Mn, EDTrOU.-T sonk YOU the following solution TO
tho Mathematical Question an your paper Of Dec, 49,
Lot r=dametor Of crclo
Then 314lBE circumference Of circle.
And 8lil0E X no. number of raiIsin ! rod-tho rails
l5O2J5CT) Acres which multiplied by lG0=SOl2lgOz
sduare rods=.7S53r
Therefore ralO2i0=damcter.
Thcn lO2I5Nl lO2iOa-s2l55l60 Oi area On rods
That reduced to acros5l47l0 Acres or Rails-Answcr
Oak Ridge A. SHOEMAKER.
As Of readers did not the question refer.
red to, we ropubish it'
II s required 10 fonce an circular piece Of ground
with fence Of rails high, panel Of fence 2lcngths
Of rails 90 mako perch of fence n length, that there
will be one Of ground fenced u 10 every rail which q
in The once to iuc0so the Required Tho number
rails it will take 20 fence thus n equal number
acro6i
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26

~ OT TH0 |TVW8I
Miscellaneous Enigma.
] om composed Of p letters:
My IA % 10 90 Is the given name Of a lady.
My gl3 Is tho glory Of the world.
MY 20 lG 37 Is an intorjeCtiun.
My 6l6l9 o. the name OF our boy.
My lGlT rs 10 ~ IA is country in tho frgd zono
My 10 "a II o. usually kept in a grocery.
My "a IA lG p o. an Instrument Of music.
MY 208 Is is the name Of one Of the twelve patr
lTchF.
My 81 TO 10 % Is the name Of a lady
My ls2 20 II is our duty.
My whole is tho name OF a gentleman In Highland
county. BETSY.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26

A renowned olergymay of New York
lately preached rather long sermon
from the text-"Thou art weighed
in the balance and found wanting -
After the congregation had listened
about an hour, some began to get weary
and went out others soon followed
greatly to the annoyance of the minis
ter Another person started, where.
upon the parson stopped in his sermon
and said: "That's right, gentlemen; a,
fast as you are weighed, pass outl" II,
continued his sermon at length but M
one disturbed him after that.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26

RUNAWAY SLAvEs.-Within the past
week over thirty negroes have escaped
from their owners in Mason county
1t has been impossible for them to cross
the Ohio with any security, and it is
supposed that they arc harbored by the
free negroes residing in Maysville along
the line Frankfort, Ky. Yeoman, 9Th.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26

The thirsty man dreams Of fountains
aud running streams; the hungry man
of ideal banquets; and the poor man
Of heaps Of hidden gold. Nothing
certainly is more magnificent than the
imagination Of a beggar. 1t is thus
kind nature consoles with shadows for
the lack Of substanoe.-[ Washington
Irving.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26

All the molestations Of a marriage
are abundantly reoompensed with 9TH
er comforts which God bestOweth on
them who make a wise choice Of a wife.
Fl Fuller.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26

Ny namo is Somerset. am a miser-
able bachelor. I cannot marry, for
how could I hope to prevail on any
young lady, possessed Of the slightest
delicaoy, 10 turn a Somersoi9
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26

80 Answer to oharado byT'K. Horoy, In paper Of
Dec. 20th:--LARH-sPUus.
Answer 20 Charade in last weeks papor;-W00D
Smith
Answor 20 Enigma by "Two P's a Co":-The Falls.
Vile Spirit of the Times
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26

In the career of female fame there
are few prizes to be obtained which can
vie with the obscure state of a beloved
wife or happy mother Jane Porter.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26

Did Nebuchadnozzar 90 to grass in
the hcy-day Of his youth ?-[ Vanity
Fair.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26
Miscellaneous Enigma

J am composed uf 20 l0ttcrB.
My 10 II l2 rs what my 8 % G 4 is.
My lG II is 10 20 q % % is a schoOl.b0ys com
paniOn.
My o 10 "A Il is rart Of tho human body
My 4 is anUun,
MY whole is a Magazine for Boys and Girls.
Il Il Il 1
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26

"WeIl, said tho old lady, throwing
down the newspaper in disgust, 81 do
think they ought to make Mr.. Sherman
speaker withoutany more talk. Ifthose
fellows only knew what n heap Of good
his lozoDgers had done, it would move
their bowels of compassion"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26

Shrewd inquiries are being made
whether the cup of sorrow has q saucer.
Can any one tell us
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26
31ljscCjlanroUs

A. D. RICHARDSON, ono Of the Re
publican Kansas letter writer's, says
in a communication printed 10 the Bos-
ton journal, regarding the Potawatto-
mie massacre;
"Was Old Brown present at the kill
ing of Doyle and his companions, com
monty known as the Potawattomic
massacre?' This question has been so
often asked me, that l will give here all
the information have on the subject
Capt Sam Walker assured me posi-
lively that he was; but, if understood
him correctly, gave it as his opinion
that he was not in his right mind at the
time. Judge Conway informed me that
Brown himself admitted the fact, in O
conversation with him held in Boston;
but that he asserted in the most emphat-
ic manner, that the whole affair had
been grossly misrcpresented--that it
was not, in any sense, ga murder" but
that the men we're captured aud fairly
tried, and after being found, by the
clearest evidence, guilty of a plot against
his life and that Of some Of his men
were executed.
Whatever Old Brown said about the
matter is strictly true; he never falsiGed
-sOp--
LOLA MONTEZ.-This somewhat ccle-
bratcd woman in residing in Brooklyn,
New York. Lola is now living with
some intimate friends, who have stood
by her in all her various fortunes. She
is said to have really experienced o
change Of heart, and those who know
her best, assert that recently she has
lived the life of devoted and sincere
christian. Lola Moutez, ever since her
marriage with Lieut.. Heald, in England,
has claimed his name, and has always
used it in business transactions. Lola
need neither play nor preach, for Hcald
cnjoined in his will, that his executor
should pay her an annuity of G5OO as
long as she lived.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26

Prentice thinks the horse that is
generally the most expensive to the
owner, and ambles with him into the
most difficulties, is his hobby-horse.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26

"Thi5 suow.storm the boys regard as
joke" said old Dr. Dilworth, during
the late storm.
"Yes," replied his companion, "ond
it is q joke that any one can see the
drift Of %
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-01-26

A vould-be wit, having fred of al
his stale jokes without effect, at last eE.
claimed, "why, you never laugh when I
say a good thing"
"Dont I2' rotortod Jerrold "only
try me with one 20
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-09-12
DriU0t : 95crfQuf,

&ou ib3gbarcm Ije8enocm Gi8cntbum.
Der llntu5si&ncte Etetet tiertmA feline
S9crrIitDc S5nmcrci,
selc9er in Strr.Sautcna 5anf&ip, 2ttta Gaun.
ty, pura pripot Sanpd gum Sertauf an ptrIel.
be 1T be9r1n3t eur4 VGnper prn Samuel Setper,
gctcr Srll uno Qtrabam ScQ crt0nltrno ISL
GdCr. OdVVn lno s older pom tCllrn 6cl3tano
unO 9Ifu trrrlihr Bteisn. Der IcIt 1T Ypm
tcilen Sauanp, in flstne Ididli6e Seller sct5elt,
i'm br7cn Gulturs 3uil1nbc uno iiber9aupt in alien
6jniiatn in Der britcn Srpnuu3. Die 9rtr1s
icrun9cn fac
%5xA 3lptt cute 2SobuD&nTer,
I;siiAS3nra8 cine ;weiFfds uno Sa6 onttrc
&z1gs.sE.sss.s3 cnt5di3, cine CUTE 1einrrr G6Cuer,
Gin Stau, 70 mic alr onoare Rrtn9ctGuoc. Ge
bsFntet T8 allcrtri som tc1Cn Stlt ouf rem
2antc- -9leiaIna5 cine gut, Sprin3r, unc cin 9u.
ter Srunncn na9e rem gGptnDauir, unp 70 fltcgt
au@ cine Greet purA raBIbr.
G5 II ocs prrtrcfFj3cS Gigcnt9um, unt Saul.
luit8e IplIcn rabcItr icpenfaQs tcirbrn, ctc Fr
IpNltwp tauim.
Die 8cOtn8un8n mO cas- gla9re iiGcrGaupt
rrfGbrt man bs rrm gieent9imr.
,0cnrD Sci.
guBu4 20. noim
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-09-12
BRIGGS & lIELFRICH,
Commission DralrrS in all hiRns Of
COUNTRY PRODUCE,

Such as Fork, Beef, Mutton, Smoked
Meats. Poultry, Game, Eggs, Butter, Lard,
Cheese, Flour, Grain, Fruit, &c.
Also, IN LIVE STOCK,
1874 & ls5 West Washington Market, first
Row North Of Fulton Street, N. York.
HOGS slaughtered at short notice
Orders for Groceries, Fish, Fruits, &c.
promptly filled.
All letters of inquiry will receive immedi-
ate attention.
Eas- business strictly Commission. Sales
strictly attended to at the Boats and Rail-
road Depots, and returns promptly made.
JOS. BRIGGS j. r. HELFRICH.
July %, 1859. 1Y
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-09-12
Sebtiit Cure 3eit!
Gin Derrlt6er @tnf1uf /!
Die lInttrisibntteu BADEN lcltrn siuEn brrrtiblR
unp prabtpcucn Gntauf pcn
NQen Mrten 8ilMer.

Die ltuttrisbntttu ba6su lcttrn tiusn bsrrlidlB
uno prabtUolIcn @jntauf pcn
NQel1 Mrten 8I0er,
papitr, Shreibmotrriatien. QtrflmSreien unb @srs
ftbteeGnbetttn aus9Cpatt, in ibrGm ucbfsilen 8udbs
itcbr 3pfhin etm SNarttpicrcd uno SaoCnbutb's
@altbaus-etntn @intauf picnic jurtr-esn mir
autb rpiebcr an btn a(IcrtiuoIfen Wrsiecn oblaeSn
wsrbru. Dorunter fuo gu fuoSn:
Gin aa9emcinc8 Sprtimcnt Der @erfe
Der SmrrikaniG6en
SrGGtGt G5cScuScG0TtO
RS~ gBetde mir pUftipr an ben YrriIen Der @ss
ieli6aft Srrfaufrn. Scmmt unb lrtrt !.ssH
Scnnta9s1hulti6er brutIfe uno enaliI6e, BON
alien @rten, bic mir an 99ilabeIpbia YrsIrn
liefsrn ISuren.
Stbeln unO Sslamrnte brutIGe unb rnali1de-
BON allen G'rSBen uno Gtnbanrrn, nit unr pb=
ne Silorr, ipie man iie minIdt.
@rtrts unb @rIan9tl6rr prn allen Qrten-pre.
et9ttaarr unp anpers Grtauun9sI6riIten.
SIGnfbiarr = Qebsrs bon alien @rG6sn,
&nssti6er, 9aBs, Ncmorunpum unb 8eIstrn.
tiaer, cine unutertrffli6e Iuswatt.
SctsttiiHsr, Sort Nrnnais uno prr8lsi3sn, bic
li@ gar ni&t bieten labcn.
Gin 9rpBe5 NHprtsmsnt S6rctpapisr, Yadpapter,
ETC., GonrY unO 9emBbnli6cs Sriefpapirr, Ypn
jeoer Senennung unp AualitGt.
Brief tlmI6ldae (@nSelppsO BON alien Scrtrn.
GnBllde uno DcutI6e Saulbl&sr ron alien gr.
ten, iol6r bic in Der llmsc8rnb aasemein ee-
trau6t wrrprR - poblfsiler bier 3u batrn ais
tr9cnowc IcnR auberHaIt @bilureIptiu. gtsu-
fails
9otts, StabI' unb @SnIefcben,
S4war;e, rct9c uno tlaue S9rritttnte, 70 rpis 3us
eleid terrltbe ShrribHuS.
GintrrgIdIsr, 9tntcrpulSrr unp S6reitGanb.
OeutIfr uno Gn9lil6e Calender fir 1859, llnb
beim Gtnjclnsn unb @rc6en ,u faufsn.
Ganbfarten, NItum5 uub Silbrr BON alien @rtsn
uno 9rebrn.
per- rfumereten-alS Cologne OalIer, 5aars
IL, 70 mic au@ ben tcr beIen fancy SeiIs.
3abntiirIen, 3aGnpulprr. unO Gunrertrrlei anbsre
&rtiffl, Gle mir ntGt Gicr benamen fTnnrn.
ED~ StrGrBaltrr uub anSsrr Yer1cHcn wrl6e
tr8enO etpas aus unlerrm Sa6e trau6rn, tbun
wp9l wsnn le bri unS anruftn, bsnn mir perfau-
fen unlere grtttel ale 70 wUGtIeil, tpsnn ntdlt
wctlfeilrr, ais man te ir8enO lcnRwO in Der @e'
Beno brfUmmt
6utb un0 Eelfricb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-09-12
S6GbbQreS ODtel
2tuf 6fentlihcr &en6u gu Uerfaufen

AuT pHeRtllpcr SeHUu gu oertauTen.
II, Der llntsr,ci&nrtr mirb
NJ Esgg ~ nuf SnmRaB5 ben 6tn
;{E7ste NS57s7 na6fcn Sctptsr ftir berrs
WI (, 81 s-.: ~ u Hides @aabous, 0etfgrn
SASif5sf1 fsf1 Il Ii. Is IN BEN ttdbmNrn Gtapts
sssse 49, 5slss2A Ia den Sir9crartQe, 2r6a
Gaunty, ouf Sfeuttter Genbu Yrrfnufen. .-DuIs
Ielbe seniset cine sOrtnifItde &urri4aft uno 1T
4 1i6rrbaupt elmer Der bellrn 0albaus SGnbs in
prm gauntY .--QIaes, baS Saus, S4rp, II. /. 10,
| III 70 gut ais nru, unO SauFuRi9c prrmiGen rinen
Sarsain wsnn lie rsm gat0uf nGt tctwcbnrn.
! SO IOu aud in cini9en SaBn cine rruc 9tie9els
baGn pcn unrpeit Dem @ai9ou5 mad Der GeGa
a Gtol giIentlbn begpnrcn werten, ipelGe5 nattirs
lid ben gGrtb res ptt9cn Gtgentbun5 nod UNI
Sisles ertEErn pirp.
@trt6 IA Bur nSmI&m 3eit ioQ aua
rn anecrr5 ;we1tGigtc5 tadItrinrrncs gBUGrtau6
NIT Staa unp allrm mas su rnsr gutcn 9GU6s
nuns scbBrt, geIrscn I'M nImIi@tn Srt, nuf If
fentlider 8rnpu Uufauft wCrom.
Die Ssbingunten bic lriGt inb, mcrten am
Gage brt Srr!auf5 ttfannt 8ema4t Nura
Samuel Sie8er.
81. 3. - Sclte bas GaRbauS ntdt an Dem
pb9en Gage pertauft wcrprn, 70 rtrc es pann
imc baIrlbR, auf Gin SaIr, auf tfrntlifrr @rn'
pu, urrlebnt.
Scptsmtcr 5. rq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-09-12
GreCutDr'8 9erf0uf.

Somitd96 Den I5ten SCptember
UNI 10 lltr Gcrmittass, ira an Dem 2lmrrtcan
Sptrl in Der Borough 2larntaun, baS fOlBenbe
wrtbYpae @'runregentbum res leBEbin srrltprte,
nrn Q alpmUn @an9eWrr, sfrfault
werpen
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Sefcutli0e 95en0u.

Dienita96 Den is. Scptember nabltcn6,
[ua an Der lsbtGcrtsen 0obnur9 NrS orrtUrtrcn
SteFGen . 8aGltet, in Ncr0'gG9citbaa
SaunI6ip 2cGa Gauuts. prdjica TIM II llbr Mits
uss, fctgcnrc5 prrItnliAc @i8cn9um Efcnttt&
Sertluft wercCn, ndmlA:
Cine 8cfcGol3 S]tanc, 2 Yferbc, &uG, 3up,
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