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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28

We have published the seizure Of nearly
thousand muslSeis At New York which were
about beiug shipped to Georgia or Alabama.
The following dispatch has passed between
senator Toombs aud Mayor Wood relative to
the seiEure
MuLEDaEvHLE, Jan. q, 1861.
To las Honor Mayor Wood;
Is il true that any arms intended for and
consigned to the State OF Georgia have been
seized by public authorities in New York ?
Yaur answer is important TO rs and TO New
York. Answer at once
To which the Mayor returned the follow
ing anwer:
Hon. Robert Toonibs, MillsdgsUille, Ga
In reply to your dispatch, I, regret to say
that arms intended FOR and consigned to the
State Of Georgia have been seized by the Po-
lice Of this State, but that the City Of New
York should in no way be made responsible
for the o0trage.
As Mayer, have no authority over the
Police. If had the power | should summa-
rily punish the authors Of this illegal and un-
jussi6able seizure 9f private property.
FERNANDO WOoD.
If this reply Of the Mayor does not bring
him before the Grand Jury to answer to the
charge Of misprison oftreason, then the Jury
will not conform to the late charge of Judge
Smalley.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28

Our abstract Of affairs at Washington this
morning contains many items of Importance
and interest,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28

The hour has come Charleston Mercury.
And the man" is in Fort Sumter.-LOuis-
UiILs Journal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28

stores Oihcea and Daelliug5.
FOR SALE-An Old 10 = cent. morteaqs Tor sIooo;
secured on good prOperfY on Lake street Also
another morigags 19r sf.fo ianl4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28

The COMMITTEES of Ways and Means have
reported the following Appropriations, for
the next fiscal year, for the support Of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28
Groceries 4 8t0Visi0lls.
NJ EW STOCK OF
CHOICE GROCERIES

NEW STOCK OF
CHOICE GROCERIES
No. 108 PUBLIC SQUARE,
Near the Post ONCE adjoining Gaylord's Gate
AmssJ Drug Store.
The subscriber takes this opportunity to inform
MS customers and the pubcf he has opened the
IO8 PUBLIC SQUARE,
adjoining Gaylords Gate Amesp Drug Store, recent
large and well selected stock Of
FIRST CLASS GROCERIES,
Imported Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Foreign and
as low as the lowest. FOR CASH.
Goods carefully packed for the country, and deliv-
cred free Of charge within the city limits.
anas can At 10 uDi' square HI W.! J6EPRs
0tHOICE FAMILY FLOUR-ALL
~ S''as' 0n nnna' s1S VIZ, Il, a. &. FARGo a CO.,
deel7 T Ne y MerwiIl street
THREE TONS CHOICE HULLED
BuekTheat Flour on R hand and Il for yst ssls ey
0S HEAD OF DEER-JUST RE
S2 dsol9 GAlsAD and ioE sale yd z H. FARGO 4 co.
.NHUICE DAIRY BUTTER IN
I frkins tubs, and roles. Always on hand.
declI WM. IL FARGO co. -
I'M B7X'S WESTERN RESERVE
lOO CHEESE, on hand a sPd q for b sale a By
GIDER YINEGAR-WA ARRANPED
G1sa5 s-'e' l-' y ~ 80 KYsERGPRkRY
HAMBURGH CHEBSE-THE
or sale by Isusssl KYsER PERRY.
Sop, sop, SOAP
THE BEST SELECTIONS OF
Soap = Oleyelsndr either by the box or at re-
'Aii' ''H '' '''41 GEO. D. BECK cos,
oct2s " 0ntayio street.
HHOICEST FAMILY FLUUR.
u Upper Ten Mills xxx Pastry Flour.
kF6Cd sn0S F,fsi ssdbery AHI XIX sosoo 90 Nils Is
for sale and delivered ee 70 Any pgTt q the ey By
octsT ll6 and us Superior st.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
< O00 BBLS.- OHIO AND INDI-
0.UUO ANA Flour At reduced dq5y,f prices, At
A. N. PERRY CO.'S,
oct5I ll6 and us Superior st.
d pYE FL0UR-AT
6Sta Nc and i. superior / rs street.
NEW FRUIT NEW FRUIT
Layer tsaislns, In boxes. Also,
Malaga Raisins, In quarter, half and whole
Valencia Raisins, superior for cooking
Sultana kaisins, (8eedless,) in drums.
Currauts, Citrons, Figs, Nuts, &C, at who'd salt II
retail, at GEO d. BEUk & CO.'S,
nov2 M Ontario street.
NEW FRUITl-FREsH LAYER,
bunch, seedless and Valencia K-tISINS. Cit
ron, zantsc Currants' Eiss Se T. BE- ~ md at
Also, DRIED FRUIT-Dumestic Currsnts, dried
Peaches, dried Apples, Black berries kaspberries,
Plumbs, pittsd Cherries, French Plumbs, Prunes.
SILT FISH smoked and picked salmon, Hali-
but No Blaekerel, White Fish, Herring, Ssrdlnes,
Goldfish, &c, sc.
BOILED CIDER, n. Y Syrup, Golden Syrup,
sorghum Syrup, Mable sugar, and New Orleans
Moassps.
ORAOK ERs-Wine, Soda, Boston, Picnic, Fari-
ua or Crachineil and Butter Crackers.
CHE ESE-Western eaerre and gen. Hamburg
CranberIies, Green Apples and q supply Of Fegsta-
blus ufhIl kinds,
OYSTEHs-Best Baltimore received daily.
POULTRY, Batter, Eggs, aud a general supply Of
Groceries, Provisions aud PrOdnce. 10 be had at
decI2 FL. NJ. HA LIS 1872 'iufnrin 81.
I6s..-.............0ntario ostroet.............I63
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUsT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28
DOnSE 8 IFNNINGS
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE B INSURANCE AGENTS
No. I'll Superior S., (sp stdrsJ
MARBLE BILOXI.

Hamilton street, brtWoer Bond and Ers- o aud
half story house and lUt, 5iIlf2 ieet-aeg in ths
rear.
Bridge Street-Store, Dwelling and Lot-cnesu
Bolivar Street, east Of Erie-tWo storT lrsrs hons,
yaesat LOt-oOrDsr Of Pittsburgh .n. "a ksou
:, BToVnsn strest-Houss and lot vsr5 resp, af
snd lOt-Sl,g go.
Ten Acres, o. superior street extension, arag viii
son ATenus-si, 10
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Real 6state
WESTERN LAND.

WESTERN LAND.---H. n. I,IE-
W TLEs Of th- late firm Of LittleH Ecyss- ,
constantly on nant q large quantity Of lna farmlt
Lanq IN Iowa. Miscuusiu and Missouri, 10 elchant
0r cliJ OF country real estate, per11u1I rr0rert
rior street nllri8iisi
u EAL ESTATE---E. n. KEFES,
IL (iormerly q The drm Of Little q Heges,t ha5
opened hgal Esiate Uflce in kOuseis Block. cur-
har oi superior street md Public SQuarr, nnu has
constantly on fsi several thousand as.fss oi first
quality Of tainlIlts lands IN the State 8i foga
Wlsconnin and Missouri 70 sIchangs f1r city and
S9uhtl4 p5gprt} also for all kinds o. personal
l il ~ {, go y neeezsa7f- ~ BIO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28
PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENcB.

The government has obtained the Temporal
ry use of lots upon Capitol hill, east of the
Capitol, for the purpose Of erecting quarters
tor the company otceyalry from West Point
which was ordered to this city to act in the
capacity OF light artillery.
This is but two squares from the scone Of
the inaugural ceremonies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28
PERRErRG OUT TREASON.

The authorities at Washington are using
every means in their power to ferret out all
reasonable operations at the North, by which
certain mercenary operators and spectators
would enrich themselves by supplying south
ern traitors with the means to carry on their
schemes of treachery against the Federal
Government. The exposure Of certain Of
these plots in the Times has served toawakeh
this precautionary movement.
Attorney General Stanton is understood to
agree mainly with Judge Smalley in his re-
cent opinions concerning these matters, and
will recommend the Government to prose-
cute vigorously all parties so detected. The
seizure of the arms at New York, the repoI
forwarded to Gov. Andrews, of Massachu-
sets, concerning the guns at Chicopee, the
exposure Of Dyer's Sharp rife speculation
for Mississippi and the Pittsburgh affair, are
not at all fattering to the financial prospects
Of these Northern Judases.
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a3uuks 4 Stationery.
u 90 KSl BOOKSll
IEGHAM & BRAGG,
NEW MISCELLANEOUS Books.

Hopes and Fears, by the author OF "Heir 0fIled-
Ciiie, vols 20
Tom Brown at Oxford, vol. 90
Our Year-a book for children, by the author Of
John HalitnNi 70
AtkinsOn's Travels in the Upper and Lower
AmOOr maps and Illustrations, vOls...... .. %
Whims and Oddities with ll2 Illustrations, and
National Taller, by Thomas Hood ..........-.....
The -four Georges, Illustrated W. M. ThacSeFay n
odd People, by Capt Mayne Reid. ............., 81
Faithful Forever, By the author OF ''Fhe Angel
IN tue House. ~
The Heroes Of Europe, biographical outline of
European History. ...-.., sa
Lake House, from the German Of Fanny SeWald 75
Guesses At Truth, By two brothers ............. 81
RecreatOns Of Country ParsOn....,...,....... p
Whers There's VIII There's Way, BY Alice
i. Haven, cousin Alicel Sth Home Book
Tor
VIII lie Fisd Her Romance OF New York
and New Orleans, by Winter SummeTton.... p
',,.......... q
Life and Correspondence Of Gov. John A. Qutt-
man, vUl8......- ~
Over the Cliffs, 81 Charlotte Chanter..... O
Macauly's Lac Essays and Poems. ~
The Household Of ROuyerie, or the Elixir OF
Gold ZVOls..s...-.
The Cottages OF the Alps, or Life and Manners
in Switzerland, author Of Peasant Life in
Germany, 2
The Glaciers Of the Alps, by John Tyndani IL
lHstrated IA
INGHAM h BRAGG,
l9l Superior street.
decl0 Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28

A new daily journal will appear in this
city Monday evening, entitled the Confedera-
ton. 1t is to support the policy Of the ad-
ministration while it lasts, and to advocate a
reconstruction OF the government. 1t seems
to be mystery TO many how it viii live here
those dull times.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28
GRAND JURY.

hear reliably that John B. Floyd, late
Secretary of War, was presented to-day by
the Grand Jury of this District for malfeas-
ance in Office, and for being accessory with
Messrs. Russell and Bailey in the abstraction
of the Indian Trust FunG bonds from the In
terror Department hear that Mr.. Bailey
was presented for the larceny of the bonds,
and Mr.. Russell as accessory. The action Of
the Grand Jury has been limited in these
cases to presentments. Whether indictments
are to follow depends, it is said, upon the in
fuence, by lawyers, on the District Attorney
and Court
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28
MILITARY AND POLICE PREPARATIONS.

The militia Of the District are actively
drilling-frequently under the direction Of
officers of the regular army. Occasionally
we hear ominous intimations that the pres
ent quiet is the only usual ''calm before the
tempest" and forebodings that an attempt to
seize the capitol will be made between this
and the 4th of March. Gen. Scott unques-
tionably, has more information on this sub
ject than is in the possession Of any unofficial
parties,-and the fact that he continues to
augment the military forces at this point in
dicates the conviction on his part, that the
reasonable scheme has not been altogether
abandoned. Public confidence is much i'm
proved here of late, as is evident in the
greater busiRess activity.
THE LATE SPEECH OF Mr.. CLEMENS.
Ten thousand copies of Clemens patriotic
speech have been taken for circulation in
Maryland. Seventy-fTe thousand in the
South, and fifteen thousand in the Northern
States. More than one hundred thousand
copies have been subscribed for already.
ACTION RELATIVE TO SECESSION.
The failure of Congress to even attempt
any measures OF legislation with reference to
the rebellion of seeding States, is beginning
to excite much remark Mr. Buchanan, who
is sworn to see that the laws are executed,
has declared that he is without power to full
FL his duty. in this way the President has
thrown the responsibility upon Congress,
which the latter body ought to return TO his
shoulders by Immediately placing at his dis
pOsal abundant financial means, and author
ity to call out the militia force to sustain the
Union. tits to be hoped that Mr. Howards
COMMITTEES on the Presidents special Mes
sage win report decided and positive meas
ures in this connection.
Special Dispatch to N. Y World
MAJOR ANDERSON.
[ am informed that Maj. Anderson does
not altogether share in the general impress
- Il = l.. III ~ h ntAnnl-nl
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Special Dispatches to N. Y Times
cAssrrs N. Clay.

Cassius II. Clay, who is here, comes on for
the purpose of securing compromise from
the Republicans as basis upon which the
Union men in the Border States can stand to
resist secession. He is well known not to be
a compromiser, but as Kentucky has refused
10 call Convention and Clay has great
strength among Republicans, it is believed
that if he makes this demand of them they
may concede it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28
A couNrrR AnnRrss.

Five of the Virginia delegation in the
House will issue a counter address
Messrs, MIllson, Harris, Clemens, Smith,
and Boteler will take up the cudgels against
the positions Of the first address immediate
ly after il reaches here.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28
A BURST OF INDIGNATION.

The Southern Seeding Senators are quite
indignant at the refusal OF the departments
to recognize them in any other capacity than
ordinary individuals. They have repeatedly
visited the departments in winding up their
affairs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28

'IuH LII d NNINLl
MISS DOLLIE DUTTON.
The smallest girl IN the world, Of her age years
Old, % inches n Rh Weighing only IS pounds, an
infinitely greater curiosity than zen. .Tom Thumb
She will sing the following songs, and will at each
LeVee make selections from ihem When was Sim
gle; Ny GrandmOther's Advice TO Young Ladies;
The Evening STAR Once was Maideni Common
Bill; want 70 get Married; The Gipsie Song, and
The TEN perHnce Song.
She will BE- assisted in her LeVess By Little VII
HELMINA KAPPES, Master GEORGE MONK
aud the Ossian Giant. Mr.. y. DECKER, seven fset
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28
A aovRRNMEEr AGENT GOING SOUTH.

W h. West, recently attached to Landers
Wagon Road Expedition, left last even
ing for Charleston, TO proceed thence to all
the Gulf States on business for the Federal
Government. Mr.. Gourdin left at the same
ime for Charleston, to report to Gov. Pick
ems the true condition of things here. Until
further instructions are received, Col. Hayne
will continue to observe the policy Of mas
terly inactivity. He has taken private quar-
ters with Commodore Shubrick.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28
ANorHER HUMBUa ExPLODED.

All statesments representing that England
will recognize the project ofa Cotton Confede-
racy, or any other extemporized by seeees-
sion, are wholly unfounded, and contradicted
emphatieally by the best Intelligence here
Il is positively known that all the great Pow
ers have signi6ed their opposition to this pro-
ject, and every Foreign Minister here con-
demns it without qualification. European
Governments cannot interfere in this domes-
tic question without involving serious haz-
ards, which they are not disposed TO incur
TIE CASE OF NR. FLOYD PRESENTED BY TIE
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3ebnten 3ablen. Niein Sburm In 3rimter9
lBt Doll Ntllletbdtern, t1 wtG Den 9la9ri6tsr
nit nab 0aus nebmen.
6Iortan tebrte lib nit gebetmem Gdel ab,
aber Sutub bielt ibu felt. S4 bOFe, mir lebsn
Gut auA balp wieCer Bet uns, iagte er. Su
etntSen gScAen 1T es bier bod NIT ben Getsn
perbei, eS tommen Die Sitern. :3iebt S9r tetnen
anpersn Dirt Dor, 10 laBt eS @uh in ShlcB
SrtmberS 9sfaaeu, bort ieip Sbr jeper;ett mill
tcmnen.
SIS m0dte nidt INNER Der Gaa letn, erpi6erte
Slprtan.
3peifelt nitbt Daran, es 1oa an 6reupen midbt
feblen uno wenn nCbte auOere5, erridten mir
wleperum etnen 3iebesbof.
6lOuans Augen F1mmten auf bod Warfgraf
Satmtr naberte lih tbnen ~ eben init pemIrug=
itB 0eor9, Der eiaen 9rpBen Brief in Der S9anp
blelt. sH
btuter i6nen fpl9ten 6erren nit neugiertaen @es
fhtern; e5 mnbte ctpas eelbeben ietn, pas 70
plel llnrnbe berDorrief. iia
&u1 Jude t6, Sumter @e9er, laate Der
Erusleb um Gu6 cine Gtnapnng 3u brtn9en.
IS TT IAneQer mabr 9epprren, pas itb pOrDtr
81 Sud- praA ais ih e5 pabte.
So eben erbalte id9 pom VuneeSratb aus
llm Die 9la&riAt, Die MIDI ldusn 3uradruft in
HOuer nuO danger. Der Mann gu 0obsntpisl
1T auf9ebrOhen segen 9Birtemberg, maa lbrsitt
eS mir ais sewiB, nap Die 8auern aus Dem
9egaa unp JtIettgau auf Den Marlb gu tbm
linD. a
llno ieGataulfnb S6peiser SUn 8all 3iirt6
uno SOlOtburn, lprab Der Nfart9raf. 0as linp
lbIe 9fa6ricbteu.
H (6crtlebung fOlgt.)
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gIermania Reconsideration
@jeiell idbaft
i'll u . OFT.
S5aar einstSabItss Gapi9aI 100000.
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Dteie gciea6ait IL bauptfd6& far DIG peutfoe 8ep6
ternn9 er Der. StGGten ge9rnneet norbert SIRE DC"
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DER uno engl der Spra d { dus3egeben.
Sbre Selhdfte befsben tn Qe seas 8e II perune n,
erS=WerfOreuueen, NuSfeuer- Enb Sc tbrP n.
len Ser @erun9eH.
G@tits prOaent pes aGnen Mussns wsreen nnttr
Verherh oertbelt uuo moteu Ole Geeua oabur6 at etnG
anf seq Il ttts it bror6noeteH.
Wis Geteren5en fir Baltimore itnb fUlgenbe Serre
nannt nene ete NIT neteu aud Ntien nbaber nbE
5r. u. Sbumadser, 0r. q. QD. GltI*
= Robt. 9ebr,* . gDnt. 6. Mauner
n 0Derner Drefel, \ y SSaecb RupOlpb
5amtltoa Cater, n y s. 49, s5ptder le
y Gbr. Stnrt6s 4 y Weper Stem
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= Senro Dtetri& /. Ntoies QDielsniele.
Npplltanten aus WaibingtCn uno aus Ir9enr
etnem Tbetle pe8 S5tadte8 Wlarnlanb
wslen fit seiallSlt ca usb penDen.
Mbulpb @ngIer Nat.
Offee1 ~. Is %trontrr. nsaerhber Der psi-OHtt
fYltrt1 6Sft>
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2r. SOIln,fon.

usfep fes fSntaGen GrGsus Der guntarats In 0Cnbua
etnes Der srn eciStnen Gpleeen Der Ger Stdo.
GER Pen 8cBten 9bsl ieines Tebens Nertdiern pru
Yars pbdbelpbi unb tuaebrdt bat
Ell wnHoerbdrn oetinn9en ppeneet ppu beneu bic Sc.
.~Is cer mteon wetB n3db9e 9ecenb pte IN Shrnlau-
En Nercpriat une aneeren Rrdnfbstten n Cne g. aud
ee os plret6en SerdHi1tn tr erredeu e M cg errS.
pfn oct eensen 3Ietneteitsn ausenbtdlt ae.
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(Sefabrlihe Sronfheit.

SDsnH Rr trsesle unb InfIuss Singer 2aaerS aus.
Rneet Gag cen Hetm br hmer1 RranfGe @ aus
nbl 0or ets Burt Snthedune TIN Ibdred ID ne su
reaeen dr pele ufUlS brer @r5buue @epettabat
dlfn ietn Uertrauen Ben tbun drtet p lange
Ss'np.one ees ttrsdaen ilebels sf .. en @ehrh-
ten enttuneeier pals etns bS yla Smers p Gpp nn
tn BEN Slieeern Abndbm tShtes ldubbett Musruble
etr 9ant &nrten 9ene Amen 6tnnen tn osm e-
b!s unf neu &ruemdteH IT'D eteen riefe uebeF
n etaer t1rediteu Snen9tett n (trelren bs auee
er @aumen ie cte Naiennpen etn1er Opr Der furt
barren 8r1ntbe etn eeeniant Dftlstps nf Der
ctneH hrditAen Seben Gnre nndt bds Tim H
isnem ganps trH6t ron tsia @eiiepr suuffspt
Us II s trdure Etdta9f e1F ldusuee r dtbarsn
6raHtett Opfcr falcn rist uueeGidltfett un
ienhtr yrahler pe4s bird Aamsneuus t6peu Gtes
ff wsrtnrs BE ecntituDH ues nne 9f 3ctens
n etu eleRneS Gdietn perparDein
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Seipnpers llI bfahten

Dr. SptnfCn ttetet alsu DeHen etn 5nlfs wels M bur
TeIur gft uuuaiure Gef nn6 iSrpet ser1ptenn fr
bic Arbet BE Seeai1d uni BIC Gb uEIabe aeabe aaftr
eeiApldt tdben. ttss5l ts41f F
9 ne etee Der tr1urtgeH nb belasusprthen Eeafn Der
ruben SpOtnsItsn pes eafers: S6sde Rndsn unt Ia
Ben Sleerrn S6mer8eH I'm Arp. Sdnae bee Gbeie VeruA
Der Wauseraft 9etflSpfeH nerpols uurube Nassufeds
ncnnuns 8rpGuunse Srsane anacnretae &niraftua4
S1npICnie Shptneiuaf Es@E stl
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S5oltinlorr=2ccFz0olp;tal.

Oe9rilnbet CUR tnterDrndung Der auadlalberet.
Der ein3i9e Vlag MO etne l)ciIt1na eriaRgt
perpen fam.
gtnperun9 tn iedss Gtunbsn.
Retn 2tediIber, DAD suere Q>elunp6ett TIL
LENDS rutntrt.
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Oetnta

Dte tnredGen gEirfusen ses 9afsrs inb eES Al rtsn
Nenf ses @epabmes gsrptrraua 3ern eDuttbe,t bs
@feSafie bpie AbHnneen GbnstsIus bes Sffel.5aH
n. Ine ein9e ibltmmsn SCiaen
RGuene pen prDnen epsn Aiers E6Hnen ies beartbeen
aus uslber rd tire SnEbbeit abnmmt e tire aff ser
lteren dwa bdg nerDrS unit absebr lie etns
seenttumlts SribetnuHe p MISen uen nb Ste Au
Iet6en Der Aus8eetuns babea y
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Nerbeirntbett Derfnnefl.

Ser Sols ssl9s a& Sstctroben bsas0Sn unb 40 pb$-
tber Sbpdb scet etnes 6tuberunIs EenE nh tDI.
ten 1nreruett Dr. SptuhUR u RGtbt ttebeI 9f
que ?tnprn ssSsn ets Gu pbua ts gsss rrattune
Wepart Der Werpen Otttern Smd1e creF I(hbpfrns
Der 6ftfen Art ptrbcn 6nen urirt Derrsniac ps6ss
@ ess Sepaneiuus uni slriSg DR. rrnfOu uutersstt
taNn rG ale nem &brenmSIue bur6 It'd auDertrauH
nne Baperi aaf ktns aratlss @elhflihfett peraksu.
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Dr. .9Obnlloll,
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