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New YORK, Aug. 81.
The Herald has Mexican dates of August g.
stating that Minititlan had been captured by
the French, and that an expedition had started
to occupy Tampico. 1t was reported that Ju-
arez was fleeing to Texas. La Estafette, n
Mexican paper, thinks there is danger of
war with the United States.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 81.
The Herald has the following:
WdrrentOn Junction, Ang. 3O.-I have Just
received a despatch from Fairfax Station saw
ing that five men Of Whites guerrllas were
captured near that place this forenoon who
state that Mosby was shot twice, and that he
had been taken to Richmond. The cavalry
that brought the prisoners state that they were
informed by the citizens of Dranesville yester-
day that Mosby died near that place on Fri
day. The prisoners say they do not doubt the
report. as he was pronounced mortally wound
ed. White now commands the rebel cavalry
north of the railroad.
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Union CaucuSeS :
Yarmouth.

The citizens of Yarmouth in favor of an uncondi-
tional support of the Government, requested to
meet at Temperance Hall Thursday evening, Sept 3D.,
for the purpose of nominating candidate for Rep
resentative to the Legislature.
Per order Town Commi. tee. aug31
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WARD ONE.

"Stand by the Flag Of our Country"
TINE Headquarters of the Union Repnblicans OF
Il WARD ONE will be at CARLETON HALL
Congress street. open every evening excepting sun
day and Monday till the day of Election
A copy of the voting list of the Ward may be
found at the ROOM and the Union voters request
ed to examine the same.
Per order Republican City Committee.
sepl edtsepl4
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Falmouth.

The legal voters of Falmouth Internationally loyal
TO the Government, are requested to meet at the
Town House on Saturday, the 9th of September. at
o. clock p NJ, to nominate candidate for Repre-
sentative TO represent Falmouth and Powhal in the
next Legislature.
Per order of Town Committee.
Falmouth, August %, 1863. augH d&w td
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Grand Union Meetings.

The friends Of the Union will hold meetings
at the times and places indicated by the fol-
lowing list OF appointments, to wit:
Hon. Henry Wilson, Of Massachusetts,,
will speak as follows
South Paris. ................. Tuesday, Sept
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sY- Mr.. Hamlin is honored by the Adver-
Users denuncation. That paper speaks of
him as "a most remarkable small-potato politi-
cian," and complains of his making speeches.
1t is, perhaps, very wrong for the Vice Presi-
dent to be loyal, and throw his influence on
the side Of his country and against traitors.
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Office 81 Picadilty, Manchester, |

1lth August, 1883
Resoired. That the Executive of the Union
and Emancipation Society beg to express their
deep sympathy with Gen. Neal Dow in respect
to his captivity ard Imprisonment at Rich
mond. The Executive very highly value Gen.
BOWS able and earnest Letters on Slavery
and the American War, believing that they
have rendered great service to the cause OF
Union and Emancipation, and have thereby
earned for Mr.. Dow the gratitude and esteem
OF all true friends of freedom.
(Signed)
JOHN c. EDWARDS,
EDw. OWEN GREENING, ioii' oec D.
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SIP EClAL NOTICE S.
Chesapeake-A Card.

PORTLAND, Me, Sept. i. 1853
We, the undersigned. passengers on board steamer
Chesapeake, Capt Willetts, do hereby recommend
to all who are travelling between New York aud
Portland the above named steamer for &C ommoda-
tons. attentioi and good living Having been the
recipients of the above named favors we cordially
commend the Boat, Captain and his officers, to the
public.
Very respectfully
G. Lee Moses U. 5. A.; s A. Hutchinson, n. Y;
Capt. Geo Z. Emerson, N. Y; Alexr. Tomsey
Brooklyn; james Larrabee. Preston Moses j. r.
Eaton, n. y; J. E. Haley. 10th Me-, Capt John E.
Wooster. s.nl
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IMPORTS.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday. ................A ugust 81.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Chesapeake, Willets, New York
Steamer New England, Field, Boston for Eastport
and st John NIB.
Steamer Daniel Webster, Deering, Bangor
Steamer Harvest Moon. Roix. Gardiner
Bark Nicaragua. tBrl Marshall. Cardiff July 18th
Sch Express, tBri Bathburn. Windsor Ms.
Sch Betsey Lucy, verrill. Calais.
CLEARED.
Sch Carlisle. tBr) Ryder. Pubnico NS-master.
Sch Leander, tBrl Cunningham. harrington Ms
master.
Ali ship Specdwell of Portland. 691 tons. built at
Freeport 1854 has been sold to parties In Hallowe
at about $4,000.
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ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrERs OFFICE u. S. Al
III Faneuil Hall square, Boston, Sept. !, 1868.
tJkOPOSALS will be received at this Office until
Il Thursday. Sept. 10. at IL O'Clock NJ for the de-
livery at Fort Constitution. Portsmouth, N. H., of
200 Cords of Mcrchantable Hard Wood, and
50 Tons of Anthracite Coal, stove or CRATE size,
rs required to weigh 2240 lbs to the of the best
quality and subject to inspection Bidders will state
how soon the delivery can be made. and accompany
their proposals with copy of this advertisement
WIN. w. McKIM,
sepl DIST Captain and A. O. NJ
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SER wonsnin another column picking Sambuc
Grapes, for Speers Wine. Ii is admirable article
used hospitals. and by the drst families in Paris
London and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine tits worth trial, lit gives great satisfac
tion. dec22dly
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BROKERS' BOARD.
MARRIED..

In Monmouth. Aug 10, Henry NJ. Blake and Miss
Frances c. Pierce, both of NJ.
In Wellington, Aug. l6. Samuel C. Morrill,, Of W.,
and Miss Paulina T. kimball, OF Parkman.
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For Clerk of Courts,

For Clerk of Courts,
DANIEL z. ATWOOD, Poland.
ID. w. FESSEN DEN, Portland.
ALBERT L. BIZ RBANk, Bethel.
.CHAS. A. MILLER, of Rocklsnd.
ROBERT Is. STREET, of Richmond.
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VoTE OF THANKS TO GEN. Dow.-The
Union and Emancipation Society of Great
Britain have recently passed the following res
olition.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Sierra Leone July 20. ship NJ Stevens. Focke.
from Baltimore; bark VIM IL Randall, unc.
p AT Curacao Aug 20, barks + Hartman, Harri-
York; brig Field Conery. for Bonaire. to load for
Boston.
Ar at Havana Aug l4th. bark Chiffon. Pennell. FIN
Sierra Moreno, land cid for Baltimore.l
Sid 18th. sch Lath Rich. Bonhoh. for Sagua; 18th.
brig Judge Hathaway, Meyer. Mariei; sch Romp,
Boston.
Sid LIST, brig w II Parks. Rauot Neuvitas.
Ar at Matanzas Ist, sch Porto Rico. Hewitt Ban.
gor; 4th. brigs 0rtolan, Mahoney Portland; Daniel
Boone, Gilmore, Boston; 9th, Gen Warren, Hart,
Aspipwal; 7th. VIM Henry. Bernard. New York
sth, Minna Traub, Mitchell, Portland.
Cid llth, brig John Stevens, for Boston.
Ar at Cardenas Aug 9th, brig Almon Rowell, Do
lam Key West; Tth. Essex, Balm, Portland.
Ar at Sagua Aug 9TH. brigs Mechanic. Hasty, Ha.
vana; Speedway, Atherton, Boston.
Ar at Nassau Mp, Aug Sd, brigs Russian. Tooth
aker. Bath. tand cid 10Th for Philadelphisl: Col W
Coggins. Bernard New York; Clara ID Robbins,
Mulligan do land cid same day for Hayanal
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Tie circulation of the Daily Press is larger
than that of any other daily in the city.
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willis school for Girls.

N consequence Of a mistake in the previous ad-
vertisement of the time for the regular exaIaina-
ton OF scholars applying for admission to the Willis
School for Girls, the Subcommittee said school
will hold another examination at the School Room
on Chestnut street, on Monday, Sept 18th, 1853 at
O'Clock An sept I'd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-09-01

A BAD BREATH-The greatest Curse the human
family is heir to. How many lovers il has separated
how many friends forever parted The subject is
too delicate; your nearest friend will not mention it.
and you ignorant of the fact yourself To effect
a radical cure, use the balm OF A THOUSAND
FLOWERS'' as dentrince night and morning 1t
also beauties the complexion, removing all tan.
pmples and rcckles leaving the skin soft and white.
Price so cents. For sale by IL. II. Hay, agent for
Maine, and all druggists. augl3 eod&eow3m'
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cR-Consumption and Catarrh and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs successfully treated by lsHA
LATIoS. by C. MORSE. NJ. D.,
su1s'62 cod Corner Smith and Congress Sts
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DISASTERS.

Ship Cultvator, Russell, at New York from Liver
pool reports Aug g. lat AZ 90 Ian "a 90 encountered
q severe hurricane, which came very suddenly
from the 81 +, and continued Tor three hours when
it moderated to an ordinary gale at Sw lost lower
and upper topsails and mainsail.
Ship Empire, Coombs. at New York from Liver
pool, reports, Aug e. lat 43i Ion 62I, experienced
heavy gale from ST. lost and split SAILS &C.
Ship Am Congress, Woodward. at New York from
London. experienced heavy gales ON the 8th and 3D.
breaking in all directlons the mate, and eyery-
thing movable on deck was washed overheard, and
of sails, sc.
Sch Florence. tof Rocklandl Candage. FIN Somerset
for New York. was IN collision with wood-laden
sloop. near Hell Gate, Friday, and had mainmast
broken in three pieces rail and stanchions carried
away, sails split, and other damage.
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Per steamship Hibernian. at Quebec.

Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, Potomac, Weeks. Akyab;
Annie Sise, Weeks, do; 18th, Am Union, Hubbard.
New York.
Sid 18th, Endymion, Williams. New York: En-
pire State. Briggs do 18th. Masonic, Harmon, Per.
nambuco; 18th, North American, Cutting, fun New
York.
Cid 18th, Golden Fleece. Manson. New York
Emit for loading 18th, Osborn Howes. Cottrell. for
Boston.
Ar at London 18th, Susan Fearing. Ncwcomb. FIN
Akyab.
Ar at Deal 18TH VIM witberle, Atwood, Callao for
Hamburg; 18th. Augusta Norwood. Higgins. from
London for Cardiff 18th, Lizzie Southland. Cunning
ham. tim London for New York land proceeded.l
OF do l4th. Othello. Treyett Callao for Hamburg.
of Dungeoness 18th, Rival, Hatch. from Falmouth
for Amsterdam.
AT anchor of Brosdstairs 10th, Emily A Hall.
Hall, from London for Cardiff.
Sailed from Cadiz 9th. Mary Stewart. Dennison,
Gloucester.
Cid at Gibraltar sth. Advance. Gillespie, Caao.
Ar at ST Michaels 9Th inst, Kate Stainler, Craw-
ford New York.
Ar at Bangkok June s, Humphreys, Ward. I'm
Sailed from Newcastle NSw, June 6, Geo Wash.
ington Anderson San Francisco.
Ar at Lyttleton, NJ, May 25 J w Paine. Burke
Wellington NJ.
SPOKEN.
May l. lat S, Ion 50 Al Z. ship Ionian, Of Thomas
ton, g days from Rangoon for England.
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Lost.

ON Thursday last between Frecport and North
" Yarmouth, long Bay State SHAWL. The
huder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
At Freeport or Yarmouth Post Once. sepl dlws
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
International Steamship Co.
EAsTPORT, CALAIS e. ST. JOHN.
Two Trips a Week |!

On and after Thursday, April eth,
,SS&SRSsSfne> the Steamer NEW ESaIAsp. Capt.
-. Il. Field, and Steamer NEw BRuNs-
NICK, capt. T. b. Winchester, will leave Railroad
mart foot Of State St.. every Monday and Thurs-
aAy' AZ O'Clock T. NJ, for Eastport and 81. John.
ARES
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TERMs.-s6.00 year IL paid ,oithin three months
from the date Of subscriptions, 500 at the end Of
the year.
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The above Steamers connect at St. John with En-
ropean and North American Railroad FIR ali
TO Shediac. and from thence with steamer Wet,
moreland for Bedeque and Charlottetowp. p ET
and Pictou, MS, and with the Steamer Emneror ~,
Windsor and Halifax, Nova Scotia and with steam.
for Fredericton Also at Passport with stage for
Machias. and with Steamer Quee6 for Calais and 81
Andrews, and at the latter place with N. b. G.
Railroad for Houlton aud Woodstock stations.
Through tickets will be sold board by the clerk
or ut the agents office.
Returning will leave St. John for Easfport Port
land and Boston. every Monday and Thursday morn
ing, at 8 O'Clock.
No camphene. turpentine. oil of yitriol, or other
explosive bur ling fluid materials which ignite by
friction, taken by this line.
Positively freight not received after 4 p. NJ Mon
days and Thursdays. For further information APP
ply to O. C. EATON A gent
sep1 Railroad Wharf Portland Ma
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M. C. M. A.

n A stated meeting of the NJ. C. NJ Association
~ "a will be held at the Library Room on Thurs
~ day evening, Sept. Sd, at 9 O'Clock.
r. M. CARSLEY, sect'y.
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~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly printe
at this Office If
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For County Attorney.


14ndroscogoin 1. n. PARKER. Lewiston.
Somerset. 80. JOSEPH +. NYE. Fairfield.
Hancock :. NATHAN WALKER.
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MAY l. lat S, lon SO AZ Z, ship Ionian of Thomas
ton, q days from Rangoon for England.
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tY-Ifyo are in want of any kind of PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Office. tt
DRs. LOCKE& KIMBALL, DENTISTS, No IL
Middle Street. Portland. Ne. augl5-1y
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For County Treasurers.

Androscoggia. OS T. LUCE Auburn
Cumberland. >. JOHN A. WATERMAN, Gorham
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JEFF. Davis Friends at the North-Who
are They?

The late summer and autumn of 1858 JEFF
Davis spent in this State. He attended gen.
eral muster at Belfast, went as far east as
Bangor if not Eastport, was present at the
State Fair at Augusta, spent several weeks in
this city, and on his return home-making
speeches in New York and Boston as he went
he was invited to address the legislature of
from printed copy of that speech which we
soon after received from him under his own
frank. we make the following extract:
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Evening Work.
YOUNG and active journeyman CARPENTERS
Il can find employ ment evenings. from to 10 or II
O'Clock, on application at the office Of the
CAHOON MANUFACTURING CO..
sep1 If 50 Federal Street.
For Sale.
- The House and Lot No. st. Lawrence ST.
Hi: For particulars enquire of
-0A w A. TAYLOR.
No. 50 Commercial Street.
Portland, August 81, 1863. sepl 2ws
Found Adrift.
NEAR Falmouth Foreside. about August 1st, .
IN WHERRY, painted yellow. The owner can
have the same by proving property and paying
charges. ON application to
Capt. JOHN JOHNSON, ll
sep1 dlws Falmouth Foreside.
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m~arftpreife.

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81 aSSte b. So wurben 450 Stidan ae,
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g 6wetne .rur6en sm b6beten Yreilea
BON 1850 @ 500 psrfaufta5 IS 9 -
as "a c menise I'M Ntartt. m pretle f e 4
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Sid rbbSlsesr. glanBola $22. 90. 2
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trDnen " IS "a 8 ; trDdene Mpfel7 @tS. 81
~ il r3.H Yertent 4s Id 9 @ts.. Nalfeu
10 OH; Mtustatnub 5 @ 523 sMuseat.
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Wtpptfionea. s94ufern s9 IL 81 a. So
4Gitsn I, GGinten 9@1 IIo. sbryO,t $l2. 90
5N Ii Carolina feiner ba, plfirSs. 6. sf
.i@maiaO .. Vert1tdn.s 2240 ID $3.50 "a So
-laaE RnpGenmebI $24s 4a mag 6lo aag g-ass
Ser etbe. 8tiSen,p eiB srbindr I75@1s5
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CSNSN"FN""P SN R4tHStF @AyNtu &YStkIu >
Egansttinrtd, MrS Ysppler, MfiB @IarY
Naeeli @db @li3abstbt; Stautrrts @l6 NfarY
Sdal3, @ii6 $ 3aSei Ffrt1 Mrs Mary; 0ie,
rfg, gtD Mar9aret @iloee Nrs 6. .s.s7
|6I iA2f 9errtuGtfe. SO
la Gulabad, eSODn Banter, Safcb g; Ser,
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5sins 2se'eUrs 9; 6sftns, gSopn; sSol,,
lOnoerg9t; Sacrb, Wtt6ael / Retler, Qeipis
&lstt Sob -@ape. s, 6 9tdul2, Sno $;
9ytOItntbal, W 8uIentbal, SO; &olenbera &
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@onrabs; @treib, Inbrew ,@le6an & Som ;
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Sa9s, 2teut ; Sntua, . @esner, George
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P1AF3NH"bh WI VH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES yes NttU
Solicitors ranf ber4. Sette.. o' s sa5 s
aafs SO @slunttstt f.r. BEN SOlbatefn
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Zo@eatS per e>@a9tsltqa3 a,ia q 5rH 9-ab1 216)
ESQ Sas zsUAenblatt bes Baltimore g8eder+ Ct.
i@ent tebsM TreitaG Weittas. &52l 48t +.
@S entbdIt 2S brctte NSp aIFe n 92sfeftOft, mi
bOs GOrntat TT ; sbsptsnb srRBs ats Der tssltAs Bster
Hey SnG9lt: 1851 74i 51as
Ee9r;6ten nnb tels9rapsf@e Depef9en aus auea Sbeilerr
hes &anbes. e58Fs f 4t.EYn1a i4az u 5ni 3-.g4ab.
Gorrefppmben3en aus ben 5eISIassrt. aS2 2-Fm0z
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pnO b$ @saeite aus 2saibin8toa unb ben Gepartements be,
@essraus. 5Gccidbte, MannisfaItises. 2anSrptrtb til.
fbaftliebes .c.n fOpie aab detRs Ileberi@t Der e II rpp6t
i@sa @snfsfettsa pel@s bis sur StpnDe Der 4ublita
ttDn ~etaTaufen. e38f 7Gf 4Fls-tll tf1 y 5ru -gof
N @in5sIus erenrpIare HFub teOen 6rctas DRprSea ,ppblser.
pddt 3Hr gerfenbntga 5 @entS in bet Office su Babsn.
SCI Rad Gsatitlans, ~berisnpen mir ttnaeIre Grea,p1ar.
su8@tS. portofret) an trsenc eine. Abrefie. "a 8 nr
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b0lLlnl0re..

Der Arref beS 6 oil. @.3& an
ron tar5sr, Dauer. grpate, auf dnapnp-
Nn3eiBs bin, etne NnSabl, ron leGS3ts Bis
zig 9euterr anSerprben unb fe nit 8epnt
I ptrlAh baten, nm ssSsit bic slateFttdt
Ser. StqatenaSa tpirteM. Da sS jepuA an
rfibre0ben 8speiisn fsblts sste @arltau
b i'm wteOer In 5retbtttt 9 dms 8-4
3 teuern I'm S ebsrwa r.o~6Sm sers
ell 6tbrpar bat 81, q. Sc. @yice, City
Letter foleenbr @tsaern coIlefttrt: ~ iiasa1a
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Oes Tbomas TjbBtts an8stfast, Elm @ummt
belt, $50 FIRTH, unp pier MollOffen af(toblel
III bobsr.s Sdnntti6e s3tt9na ,pafosnB Der
bDrt,1 unO paS WeriHt pito Ietne Iwettere @ut
ideionng ateeseben.sas@S ,psrta9te iitG bani
bis mrrgen.1 "a, ,a o.,,.,sq ,,,is "a n 6 81 ~ 81
f 9t.ie pc tr d.htti 8, go 9fm Mpntul
pat Nbeno8 brap9en 90. aGeesse unb Gbo
8pno 9epdltlqm in Die an Der YBadoelpbit
8caO seleselie Wc,bnlhlnngs esiihder 0te9erfamit
Tie ulS oltluSsft7 aaieBreref g&Ser' gran an
EiileScr. Sim drgftenimlabe ppn ben feiger
Sdurfen ei1 ornler l&tippel. ~mib9anoelt,
Der lt9 fdurt ribren fpnnte.a sSie- lpiirben
a%rretirt un6 fitraeim i~peitere5 SerbSrs unter
8arsIdqft geltett.' 's So s5 81 4 ., ,a9 s- 59 ~.
GUpt8e unben.9 Mm Npnta9 Ntenb
purce an Ger @fe BON @cusbfraBe unb Gfti-
trail Npenue. Die QeiGe zines tobtsnt DetbiHen
Rinbes eelunoen, lnp nod Ders@ GENERALIZATION
gebraGt. Die Surf CAB bas Gerbtft :: vTpp
oarb unbefannte urIadea." z
Yrii gel et.s SIS. 8ratgnSs ufnbl g. SO.
Sduf5 bgtten N4 in Der Ppp1atten Sale ser
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