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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

ABo1IsHINa THnTLEs By ACT OF Leg
IsLATURE.-At the meeting Of the Board Of
A griculture, held in Columbus on Wednesday,
the delegate from Madison county offered
. resolution PetitiOning the Legislature to
pass stringent laws relative to the extermin-
alton of the farmers pest, the common thistle.
The idea is good one and the delegate
from Madison deserves great credit for intro
duoing it. No Iaw-sbiding thistle could
think of living after the Ohio Legislature
had passed law that It shouldn't. Farmers
have adopted all manner Of expsdients to
get rid Of thistles. They have moved them
down, plOFsd them up, dug them up and
pulled them up, but they could continue to
grow, and shake their priekly heads with
saucy defiance at those who have labored SO
arduOusIy to extsrminate them. Just as the
farmers have absut despaired of ever getting
rid Of tho troublesome weed, in steps the DEL
egste from Madison with a plan SO simple
that the wonder is no one ever thought Of it
before. It is to abolish he tHisae By Ia,o =
Letthe Legislature pass an act punishing By
fine and imprisonment any thistle that is
caught growing after certain specified date,
and see how quickly they will disappear.
Humanity to the thistle demands that the
Law shouldn't be put in force Immediately.
Allow time for the more aged thistles to die
a quiet and peaceful death, and for others
who desire it to return to Canada, from
whence the original founders of the family
emigrated. Il wouldn't be bad idea to in
ssrt clause cOmpensating thistles for dying
Of without giving the State any trouble also
to provide fund to aid those thistles that
emigrzte to Canada, to eoIonize.
We commend the proposition of the Madi-
son delegate, to the Legislature. DR.. olds
viii of course oppose it violently. Jackasses
eat thistles. The DR.. ('' blessed martyr ")
will resist to the death any scheme for cutting
of the staple food Of his constituency.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09
SKAIING PARK,
Cleveland Skating Park...1868.

THIS PLACE OF RESORT. WHICH
Is now open to Visitors for the Winter, covers in
over Ten Acres and is located Central Tract, near
the heart of the City.
The main approach to the Park will be via Seneca
ST. ana over the Seneca-St and PontOOn Bridges.
b-The prices OF Tickets for the Season will be as
follows;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

Fourth Pare.---IocnI Items from Last
Evenings Edition will be found on our 4tb
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09
Dysmsrrhga or Painful AsBstaratioH, and
in MenoTrhggid or Profuss FIovsng.

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
menstrual huid-in tho one being too little and
accompanied by severe pain and the other too pro-
iuse secretion, which will Be speedily cured By the
Constitution water.
That disease known a. FALLING OF =uE WOMB,
which Is the result OF relaxation Of the gamentH OF
that organ, and is known by sense OF heaViness and
dragging pains in the back and Sides and al times
companied by sharp lacinatinR shooting pains
through the parts, Will, in all cases. be removed By
the medicine.
There Is another class Of symptoms arising from n
RITATION OF THE WOMB, which physicians cali Ner-
vOusuess, which word covers up much ignorance, and
in nine out Of ten the doctor does really
kaOw whether the impIoms are the disease, the
disease the symptoms. We can only onumerate them
here. Ispeak more particularly OF Cold fest Palpi-
tatiOn OF the Heart, Impaired Memory, WakefulnesI,
Flashes Of Heat Langour, Lassirude, and Dimness OF
Vision.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-The Wesleyan house
Of worship having been removed from its
former-position on Euclid street to the cor
ner Of Ohio and BroWneIl streets, and having
been closed for a series Of months for the pur-
pose Of extensive repairs, including shingling 9,
plastering, painting, granting, &c, also the
erection Of q neat addition for the Sabbath
School and other purposes, the friends will
be pleased to learn that these repairs have
been prosecuted to completion, that the
building is tastefully reftted and that SER
yicees appropriate TO re opening will be held
in that place on next Sabbath, the Ilth inst.
The order Of services will be:
l. Sermon, by Rev. Cyrus Prindle, of Sy
raeuse, New York, at 101I o'cloekA. N.
2. Sacrament and Love Feast at O'Clock
Pm.
3. Sermon by the Rev. W. Il. Brewster,
of University Heights, at o'clock P. n.
As these services will doubtless be inter-
esting and profitable, christians and friends
both in the immediate vicinity and throughout
the oity are invited to attend. jans:42I
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rritats and drench the KidnsyH, and by constant
eass.
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Livery Stable.
New Livery, Boarding snd Sale Stables 81
H'' FSIEK B. 4 FRAHK 6. WEEHRIpea.
juiyS;Rl3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09
Stone in the Bladder, CaIeIEris, GrGvsl Brick
Dust Deposit and AUeuS Or Milky
DichGrges after Urinating.

Disease occurring from one and the same cause will
be entirely cured BY the Constitution Water If taken
for any length of time. The dose should vary with
the severity Of the disease, from twenty drops to
teaspOOnfu three times day, in water. During tho
passage OF the Oalcucs, the pain and urgent symp-
toms should be cOmbatted with the proper remedies
then followed up with the Constitution Water, a.
above directed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09
NJ A r IN E.

LIST OF VESSELS LAID Up IN OsWEGO-We are in
debtcd TO Captain VIM Williams, Marine Inspector
OF Board Of Lake Underwriters for list OF vessels
laid up at this port, which is as follows
PRoPELLERs-Ontario and City of Madison.
TUGs-Hector, Robert Read, q. H. Hastings Lady
Franklin, }. n. Bloore, Major Dana.
BARQUEs Hungarian, G.. Sherman, Three Bells
York saxon, L. W. Cross, VIM. Lewis, Pc whattan,
British Queen.
soHOOSERs-Sylph, J. B. Penfield, CuyahoRa Ber-
myda, 7. Martin, COrsican, Raleigh $. G. Andrews
NicBragua, Fulton, Plymouth Rock, Crevela Gerrit
smith, h Z. MinslOw, Tartar, MelrOse, Cen Sgei,
DreadnoughtI ID. Il. Mussey, VIM. r. Allen, jr, Port
age, Wm. oanderson, Pi-rpont, Matthew McNair,
Belle Sheridan, IL. L. Whitman, Emeu, James Ma
yagh, ). J. Holley, Gar Eureka, Maple Leaf Uncle
Tom, Ostrich, Carlton, Merrimac Junius s. II Fair
child, Helen Blood, Geo. Goble, II. W. Hoag, Belle
Malbfldge, Russian, Grana1a, Contest, Wm Il De-
Witt U. V. Brainard, Thornton, Cincinnati Caring
ton, Grey Eagle L. B. CrOcker, Com FoOte Cornwall
Eli Bates, 5. Grant, Lucy Auehard. Cascade, VIM =
Preston, Mlnnehaha, Advance, Darien, Augustus
Ford, Wm. d. Ogden, Kate Robinson, Peisian, L. j.
Latham, Norwegian, Dispatch, Algerine, Delos De
Mott
sDOws-Medora, E. Masters, Dolphin
sLOoP Mill Boy.
REHABILITATION.
IIopelieIs
uBH 8
RaIQues..s... ..---....-...........-...
Digs 10
GCAOontIH''''..- .-........-.. I5
sSSOMs s-.--.--.-.....-
siOop-..----'..-.-
The number laid up here last winter was iO0.NrOs
weg0 Times.
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Lsueorhea or Whites.

This disease depends upon an Inflammation OF mu-
Issliis faEiuG ana WOMB. an
accompanied by pain in the back across the
bowels and through the hips A teaspoonfnl OF tho
Iection Of tablespoonful OF the medicine, mixed
with halt pint o. soft water, morning and evening.
Irritation Of the Neck Of the Bladder, IafaH-
nation of T., Kidneys, and CatarFh Of
the BldIdeT, StTdHgury and
burning, or Painful
Urinatisg.
For these diseases It is truly sovereign remedy,
and too much can not be said in its praise. single
dose has been known 20 relieve the urgent 81 mp
toms Are you troubled with that distressing pain in
the small Of the back and through the hipsf tea
ike magic.
For DyspsPaa
Il has no equal in relieving the most dist essing
symptoms. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid StOm-
ach, Vomiting Food, &C. Take a teaspoenful after
dinner The dose in all may be increased II de-
sired, but should be done gradually.
PhygieianS
and juniper in the treatment Of these diseases, and
only use them for want Of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved itself equal to the task that has dsvOved
upon il.
Di,rsaes
rritate and drench the Kidneys, and by constant use
soon lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed DIS
ease.
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PosrPoKED.-The benefit of Mrs. Ellsler,
which was to have taken place this evening,
has been postponed to Saturday evening, on
account of Coughs lecture for the Soldiers
Aid Society, and other attractions tonight.
Saturday night being the last night of the
season every body will desire to go, and the
house cannot fail to be crowded. The plsys
on the occasion will be " Bluebeard," and
the beautiful and fascinating play entitled
ssLakes of Killarney"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

The il no class Of diseases that produce such ex-
haustfng effects upon the human constitution e. Di-
abtFs and Diseases Of the Kidneys Bladder and Ur-
nary Passages and through false modestY they are
NEGLECTED until they are advanced as 70 be beyond
the control ofordnary remedies ana we present the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

BLOCKADE RAIsED.-For the benefit Of
whom it may concern and our numerous pat
rons in this vicinity, 1 am happy to state
that the great crowd Of freight, including
Government supplies &C., that has OCCASION
ed sseh unfortunate delays during the last
Fall and Winter, is now cleared up and
trust we shall not meet with any further de-
tention on our goods. Merohants' Dispatch
freight Is noIF- making It's usual good time,
VIZ 3 and days from New York to Cleve-
land and and days from Boston to CIsvs-
land. Classification and rates same as ordi-
nary railroad freight.
h. K. BoYLsoS, Ag't,
ianS.42I Office near passanpeF DeDOt
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No. As BOYS DEDICATE THEIR NEW
oUARTERs.-Phanix Fire Engine Company
No. 4, have removed their quarters from
Center street, since the Council took possess
ion of their house, to the hall on Superior
street, over Reynolds hardware store. They
have furnished the place elegantly and christ
oned it " Phoenix Assembly Rooms" Last
night they dedicated their new quarters by a
social party and dance, which passed of very
pleasantly. The hall was we'll filed with
the brave and fair and a good time was en-
jOyed by all. The company is one of the
time-hOnOred institutions of Cleveland and
the members will not suffer the organization
to die out. It was chartered by the Legis
lsture in 1850.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09
CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gves those organs time to recover their healthy
tone and yigor We able to state that the Cons-
tuition Water has cured every case of Diabetes in
which 1t has Teen given.
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properties Of the medicine direct themselves to the
organs Of seci elton, and BY altering the condition
Of the stomach and Liver that the starchy principle
Of the food Is converted into sugar 80 long as the
system IL under the influence Of the
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-02
Won sen. Sunter,s 0tparfetnent.

Mew D . RI, 1. Stunt, NaGrt&ten burd
ben Oanpfer QraBc melpeu, poB unlere Grup.
pen ouf 6Oap SSIonp, am 26. .. MtS. bon
ben Gfebelen %austsrifen, Die 9eBiersn isbpG
auriid1etrteben tpuroen.@ 800 eags
9unter bat cine Srbve ~erloIen, mad Der ale
tSrperIt@ fr6ftissn Qsute, bic mad Dem Is.
Stunt iA IN letnsm Dtpnstsnteut bsfinbsn fir
ben Dtsnf Der 8ss!eruns ansgeBcben perOen
T00en. a4sgs betbt baB etne expedition berett
TIT I'm mad Gloriaa ub3uSebea. = Gin ensG.
8lodaSRbrsdsr, wsl&er am 20. NaAtS aus
oem 6afen BON GbarleaOn 3u entIAllpfsn
-perluGte. tpur0e bonn Rrie9Spampfer Bopbats
tan In @runb sstObrt. Wtan nimmt an, Oa6
WannIGaft uub Qa0astere ettrantfn. - Gin
anosrer Dampfer Der am %. 3u paGliren
UerlnGte uao tvet8erte, .itG 3u ersebsn purbe
e~6enfals III GRIND 9ebptrt. 8etbe traren
8rCBe Saife unb tdtten beSeutsnbe Garages.
IS bteB bab Oisle 8eBtmtnter bon Sunter'S
COMMANDO tuGren mad Sirstutsn beVrpeyt,
9nnter babe js6VG btslel6er suridaeSaltea
unb Segen otele MabrfsI bsim @rGfbenten
prOteRtrt, - Die MunttOrS lteser nod immer
3u Gntto NIB bts SeUnFoss 9seenisber Sort
Sunlter. @aralos az rr ,s
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Bon SenneGee.

Gtmttanatt, 80. Mai. Btr tubea
feiae lpdteren Na9rt9teu BON Murfreesboro.
Us TT btes nt&t CRne 8soeutunA aao N a
eldnbt, boB bic GuntbtrIaAo Nrmse tit 8s,pDes
eun9 tit. Na& Gen. 8uraftpe suiro til Rurs
5em su BelOe steben. f aar
Sea- Dtoior 9axtiuff Gat @ensral : Orbre
go. L trloisn, NIT tpslder ct Das Gpmnauoo
aller Srurpsn" in Ren!adp, ausgenommen bas
8. Qgmee+ Cups unb Carriers DtStFon, ubers
ninttnt uno ftin ~9auptqaartisr tn Qerington
aufi&ldot. 8tisaDs Gen. 8og!e bat Die lte@
lbsrIOadGn8 Der ~Gtfenbobnen ,unb Deppts I'm
Staate 81 belcrgeu. 45 ss:.n.
l1aier gerluit bst Dem 8orpOltenstfeat am
u. BET NOrmau'8 5erta ana @umberlanb,
6luife betra9t 8 Wann NIB 9 Wferbe. eEeut.
Sol. Moams bonn I.a&entudp @a1auerte Nee.
atng bana& icfOrt iiter ben SluB, ma6ts 2
Sffbtere unb 5 Wann 3a G~efaneenen unb.
erbeutete II Yferbe.
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MuS Wrfaufos.

G'efed,t TIT Der geGbe Don wort GibiDm.-%ricc brDbt
init ieinen StebcuetI iiber zen SIrtanias sufeter.
9eoSenwprtt, 20. Stat. @ol VGtl-
lips bs9ano Ont benb bes 20. stn tibtgss
@efedt nit ttnsm Ibeile Der Wrtce'i@sm Dir.
NEE. Der Tsinb ltbte bsi sort @lbIon iibsr
ben IrtanIaeI fluff, bU@ @pt. Ybi0ips trtsb i'm
3urGd. Infer SsrIuR bstrus 80 TObteu, Der
bes Getnbes mar tst @sttenG sr6ber. Die
Rebeaen %ltanoea intfr bsr l8itbrun9 Der
@ensrGle Sterle,6 Cooper un6 McSntO19.
Dtei lben Fn6 iEBt In u~nitrtr 6runt 3ulalns
men8e3Ussn unb fpfen 1000 @ann NIT
bstrd6ttHer Nrtt0erte Sdblsn. .Bir ba6sn nur
800 Mlann iae 1 Sattsrte; ftno 5esU@ tpobt
perlaan3t, Nussni6etnlta biloet biefs @Urgs
MIR ttntn @Ortrab BON Yrice's Nrmee.
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ReBeuembsrtdte BON 9sasb,ra.

MnrfrRe8bOrU, 80. Mat. Der @bat,
taaoO8a vRebel" POM 20. Sat 6claenoe5 4:
., 8t6mpnb, 8a., q, Nfat.
Gtne prtOatoepeiGe BON Canton, N1tT faot .
NueS mar selfern gut. 8tdsbure bait bras
aus. as ,.
Der Gs6st iast, Capt. De Mlyer BON Mor.
sdn's Reitsret Uuroe ant &c. IN etnen @6are
mieel bsI Nsar8UiIe aet6Dtst. Der 3ebe[
bob Die Nrmee bts Cumberland isbt
i@tud&sr 1T; alS gu irsenO elmer 3stt felt Der
SGlaGt BET WiurfresGboro. CT Dentt, Sen.
lRcleutran5 bat ben Gen. Grant berftarft.s az
or Der Nebsl glaubt, baB 8aaanbiabom's
Sas'aten auf bic @ouperaeuriGaft BON O9ie
sa1 tnb. @it eineua lolGsn Mann ais
49, Sa, aa Der Der. Stuotsn, 1ast CT, tSnnten
MIR lfsfs SrtsAen buben.
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StelbsotIle, %. Mat, gaaanot5.
benz iG nod Rier. gr wirb tn eiutsen 1as
gen mad giretnten eeben.
Gtnctnnott 31.Wfat. Der Som
meretal" bat foisenpe ficliGe Nsutststtea aus
NebeQenquele'
Der apptal bonn 80. fa9t: 2 &anOnen,
brcte ltno bet glf5bure In Den. @runp setotrt
roroen. }@@%g
Oberf Crterlpn's 6eiterst ma9te etaen all
bern Stretf5ug epts 8atcn 9lOuee unb nNaAma
nno 3sritDrte eth arObss Nsbellenlaeer.
Yembertcn'S auortiermeifer 1T es eel1,n
gen, 700 Naultbtere aus 0idsbnre tpeaau.
%5rtn9en, pOour2 bte Communion BON gGell6
form Derrtn9ert miro. Die @aruilon Bat roGs
8attOnsn auf 80 Sage. Q SRI F
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gaaanbiabam @pnapot6ie @eria,mmInns.

@btlatetPbta /. Stunt, Das 9fute
Nbeno fatt0efunOene Mtsttns bon Treun6en
unO iolGen, bte SYmputEte fir Galanrt91un,
baben, mar fart be1u9t. 8t&ter Qspts prGs
lfDirte .ano Neoen tpurOen ron Senator Btgs
let. @OnereBmitstteO 8toSIe, @ta. SaSu9er<
.lOa unO 9nOersu eebaIteu. .6Gufee 5pts
fir @nlnuotBbam uno WeGlelan puroen
aus9ebrdGt unO cine 9s loIutton,I babtn laus
teno, Bag Gle Berbaftun9 uno Strofe ee8en
Die conRttuttcneIen WeIebe ~ltattfunOen babe,
unO fA oas omerifanil@e 8OIt lul@sr SID
FIR nt6t 3u ftsen brauAs, tpurOe anseacm
meu. Die gerlummtnns rerlief iebr rubt9
unb es fdnbsn teine @tGrun9en fatt.
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Son Gen. etobel's corps.

(SptISifpupeH6 e RYt' u" @t'V""S'
Tatrfer3@0urt 9oufe, 80. Mat.
W6thetlunGen BON Sen. Gtabel's @aboaerte
Gabsn bas Gerrain 3ptiGen ben Blue 0iioae
unb 8uG 8un @ebtrse ~rscOSnpectrt. Sic
trofen BLOB tletne &ebsllsntrupps, auseenCms
men an T6OrOusbfare Gar, no Fd uneefG6r
70 @aertaas anfsclent batten. Gin @efe&t
ent1pann fih, welGes nit Der Glu6t Der STE
beusn Dur@ G~tOrOu9bfare Sap enOtete. Die
@aeriQoO Serloren 2 GcOte. cine Nnsabl Ser
punoete. 6 @sfanesue unb 20 NferOe. OteIe
&erpguuacirungen teTsrn ben 8epetS, 6aB G@
tetne fetnblt9a Truppenmo6t 3ptIAsn benz
Blue Ntoge uno 8uH Nun 0ebtree bsfnbet.
@eitereS pom gtabls COMMANDO.
0sb. &etnsslman empfu9 Die no9ae9en6e
Dspe14e BON Sen. @taA!, Satirt Gatrfar
@curtbrule, 30. Wtai: ~
Got. Wfana febrle 6et Tunfelpfrben ndA
-ietnsm @ump 3urad, Die eyOberte Nvtusrte
nno anHere 3octen unb 0erpunbeten nit Ii&
brtnseno. Mtr ba!ten d 3opte unb, IS Ser,
tpnnoste. ,Gr meloet, Bog tptr einen tarten
6ampf 1atten, ptr ma4ten risle @efaugeue,
inter beaer1 TG Capt. Sartin6, eth enotlI4er
Sif3ter uno Qteut. Chapman ~befanben; bic
betpen 9sbteren paren isOo3 70 I3tper Der,
tDpAbet, baB man ie 3uraftalIe fen mnBte unb
blUB parOltrsn tonnte. Die Beinbe trugen
staen Iawersn @srIuR Bon aDotsr pu0 gers
gpunceten BAYOU. @
Na40en bic &ebelea bp4fGnotg ~3srltreai
narer, muBte Sol. Wlann IS aufaeben, btslel.
ben tpeiter gu p~erfOlgen, pa bic NieySe 81 er,
m&0st parea. Qieut- Barter ron unlers,
Sstte foot nod, na@Oem er I&wer In Dg
5site burG 2 S6aIe perwunpet mar, 9f9er
Den TstaO i'm 9anogemsnBs. Die 9tsbeuer
8attfn Gar / aancne, bic mir itnsn abna9'
men,, AveFs% s 50
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WuS Merifn.
GtugebHde Groberung BON 9emebld Sure, :,
z SrdnSOieu. -

REV Yort, 1. Stunt. Der Dumpfer
Sbenbnrt bon Savanna sem 26. traf beute
Naamitte9 9ter etn. gs bttb tn 5apauno,
0aB pas eel6e Ttetes In Der fran3Sfldsn UT.
NEE aisgsbrcGsn fet. aa7 4 5.
IL Sin Grtrd 6apann Dtarte pom 26. brtnat
s1nc DeralAe 6es ceMmanbtrenpen f~rauaSf.
l&sn Generals, In we!@sr er bic GrOberufto
eUn 9ae6la nlelbst unO anstbt, ben Sen. Sr,
teaa, % aucere 0snerdls, 900 S1f,tsre unb
II 900 e@lann su @efaneenen eema6t ,u
6aber. .-@-'1 -. .ea
Gs1 iGfint, 5pab Sen. 5prsy elm alsemetneS
8cmbaroemsnt lau bic SauptbtfRtaunasn
erTfnete, boB am II. BreIde aeIdo6en tpar
nnps bis 5rau3Dlsn einen Gturn u~nterao6men,
ter nad ser3retfefter @sssatpsbr Bic Gsauna
tn i8te @epalt braGte. Gen. Srleaa eroo6
F&s pbne 8~ebtn9unsen gu maGen. ,Nm 20.
stn8 eins fran3SliIGe D~iOtfOn mad ber6aupts
tabt Merito ab-
(5OfsntIi@ rerDen 6tsie Depel@sn f& nt&t
teadttSsn. 8. ST. hAiao{3 iu4
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s9s0qs Aas1eRp:

gsoH ben neueffen gea@rtdten paben bic
snoltIbsn Bldtter tbren frteSerilGen S0n &C..
oen uns Asp1ittg berabgs9imrt. uNlsr
@taotsmiuiaer I&eint MN eturtal entlGlonen,
etuen 3u1amnsnROs init GugIano 70 LANCE 3u
Derhiten. bfs mir Dor uu lersr eseuen 8Uure
dufoerGurnt b16eit.a Il &6tr taGtca cies fur lehr
Derniinfig. 6dufsn fh pts 8ered'tea urlafen
gum Srteg essen Gnelano frog SsUaro'S trteo'
1saltner '@pt TT, 70 ~IaRmsln mir Ttur "Step'sn
oufsS 6aupt" Gibbons. &n9lnnD rnu6 iriocB
ha6ld votlnti9 Isiu, oa Istn intrt9unHtsr 9loH
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