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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-01

The Indiana Sons of Liberty have fallen
upon evil times. Within a few days past
sspenty-siz thousand dollars s0orth of arms
and powder, being secretly forwarded to
them, has been seized by the Government.
The latest haul was made at Terre Haute
on Wednesday, of ftty-si1 kegs of powder
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-01

The Hamilton (ohiO,) Telegraph says
thai many of the Copperheads of Butler
County who have been positive in the as
sertion that the Government would not
dare to enforce the draft, are now procurl
ing substitutes, and that there will be no re,
sistanee to the draft in that county. |
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6nrrrnmfntal.
SURaROR- GENERAL's ORPIoK,
MAsHINGTON. ID. O.. June q.

5UH9sON-ULNEhAL UFFIUEI Z :
WASHINGTON, d. O., June "A, 1854.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND AS
w sistant Surgeons for COl0red Troops -Candi.
dates must be Graduates Of some regular Medical
College, and must be examined by Board Of Medical
Ofcega to be convened by the Surgeon General Also
Wanted. hospital stewards for cOlored regiments
Candidates must possess fair English education and
be familiar with the compounding and dispensing Of
medicine. Application must be made as in the cas-
Of Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons. Compensation,
from IS to s33 per month, With clothing, ratiOns
the candidate will be appointed Surgeon Assistant
Surgeon, according TO merit Applications accom-
panied BY org or more testimonials from respect.
able persons, to moral character, sc, should b
addressed to the Surgeon General u. s. A., Washing
ton, D. O., or TO the Assistant Surgeon General O
3. A. Louisville, KY. Boards are now IN session
ct Boston, New York, Washington, Cincinnati, st
JOS. K BARNES, '
Iulyl :ll0-Tu&lh Acting SurgeOn-e -eeueral.
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FREE DELIVERY or LErTERs.

Parties wishing their Mail Matter delivered BY
OArrer5, will please leave orders to that effect at
the Post Masters Room, with any Carrier, or by
letter through the Post-Ofhce, when they viii Be
delivered, without extra charge, with pr0mptness,
according to the follolng ims-tsble OF departures
OF Oarriers from The Oflce.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-01

The London Review says that many col
leotions Of books, both old and new, are
received in England from America to be
sold at auction. A book sold in London
for twenty shllings, gold, st present rates
of exchange will buy fifty shillings Of the
national paper in New York. The Apple
tons lately sold an invoice through
Pettrick & Simpson, of Leicester Square,
London. r rii =.
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THREE DELIVERY TERRITORY

Lying between OntsriO-st. (exolusive) and South
and North Perry-st., including ell Of Euclid and
PTospect-sts. to Hudson.
FIRsT DELIvERY.-Leaves ct 500 A. X. with pro-
eeeds Of night mails and 500 A N. Eastern mail
SECOND DELIvERY--LeaVes Post-Ofaoe at lI:I5
with proceeds Of forenoon mails.
Third DELIvERY.-Lesvss at $50 P. NJ With pro-
eesds OF l;bO p n. Eastern, 2;45 Western, nd ESQ
Southern.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-01

DR.. Dsthier, Director of the Austrian
School, has been permitted to examine the
relics Of the library of Matthias Corvinus
preserved in the old Seraglio. He has
turned over every leaf and manuscript,
spending twelve months in the work, and
has discovered two manuscripts of real in
terest, some seholiasts of Aristotle believed
to b new, and an invaluable historical
work. This is an account by an eye
witness of the events of the reign of Ma
homet the Great of the capture of Con-
stantinople, and in a word, of all the ex-
citing scenes of the last seventeen years
of that long and eventful history. dThe
manuscript is beautiful one" and "full
of curious details
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-01
Collection OF Letters In the Business
nnrrltnrI,

FIRST CoILEcr1sr will commence at 6.s5, in time
for $50 PittsSdrgh, Philadelphia aud Washington
BECns.O COLLECTION commences at 1856 A. n for
90 Eastern and $50 Atlantic and Great Western
THIRD COLLECTION commences At $50 A. NJ for
Drop Letters;
FOURTH COLLECTION commences at I1.20 A. n for
l:dO Pittsburgh and Washington, 2.2O Eastern and
800 Eastern Way and 4;3O Sandusky
EIFTH COLLECTION commences at. .3:55 ?. n for 100
P. N. Western and southern malta
sixth COLLECTION commences at G.O5 P n forg-45
P. NJ Eastern and 5:35 Cincinnati, $40 Western
hRhoning next morning
Collections in the Three Delivers Ter,
FtfOry at 500 A. L.. ll:l5 A. NJ. and 400 p n
COlleotiOns I'm the Two Delivery Ter
FttOFY commshos az 500 A ~ and 400 p n
b. OOWLES. ?. M.
julys-lTO
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8nst-Wttirs Gims.8able.


- All Mails close one hour before departure OF
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT:
Eastern Through ARRIVES at a. n, ana
Eastern Way arrives At 9lO A. NJ.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 7:45 A. NJ.
do Way arrives at $50 P. M.
sandusky Way arrives at ll:l6 A. NJ
Mahoning Way arrives at 500 P. NJ
Cincinnati Through srrives at $50 A. NJ, 2.5O P. n
do Way arrives ct $50 p n.
Western Through arrives at $50 A. NJ. and s56
Western Way arrives at 2.45 P NJ
Medina Way arrives at 4sO0P. NJ. er
RoesPort &C, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at IL NJ.
Breeksville, Bath, &C., arrives Mondays and Fri
days at P. NJ.
sharon Center Granger, NOrtB Royalton, &C., AT
. riyes Mondays and Fridays at 5 p NJ
Warrensville arrives daily at Io;I5A NJ
Kast OleTelRnd and Euclid arrives daily Al A. n
CLOSING OF NAILS b.. .
EAsfERS THROUGH for Erie Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and WillouShby,- -PainssyiIle, &C.
nsYa, Ashtabula and COnnsaat closes at s. 45 A. N.
h4sFERN IHEousH, for New York only, closes at
EAsTERs THROUGH, for ErIs. BuffaIo- Albany.
Boston, heE York and Hartford, closes at 2-20
EAsTERS Way, for all points between Cleveland
| and Erie, closes at 220 P. N.
WEsrERS RARoUGH, for Toledo, Dstrsit, Ohicag0
| and closes at 500 P NJ.
I hksfkkh THROUGH, tor Toledo, Detroit. Chicago,
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 500 P M
| WEsTERs WAY, for all points between Cleveland
! and Toledo, closes at 1880 P. M.
OuoINEATr NAY, for all points between OlsEsland
| and Cincinnati, closes st ] rs p. NJ.
| CINCINNATI THROUGH for Columbus. DAYTON.
| Newark and Cincinnati, oOsss at 10 P. n . Qsayss
| at b:25 next mOrnlngl
| OINonNAETI IHRoUsH, for Columbus Cincinnati
LouisYllle g. Louis, indianapolis, GAINESVILLE, and
| wheeling, closes at 500 P. M.
PITTsBURaH THROU0H, for Pittsburgh aud Wsshs
i ingtOn, closes at 1925 P. NJ
PIrfsBUEgH WEY, for all pOInts between Clsys-
| land, Welsyille, aud Pittsburgh HARRISBURG Phil
adelPhia, Baltimore and Washington, closes at 7SO
| Am.
MAHoERG WAT, for all points between Cleveland
and Youngstown, closes at 10 P. M, Qesves ct 7I5
mEDESA WAY, closes at AN. 4iafsB Sa
RoCEPORTi 30, closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays
/ and Saturdays, at y NJ -n 70 ffrFf-a ~
! BREeKsYLLE, Bath, 30. closes Tuesdays and
/ Saturdays, at A. n.
sHAROH CENTER, Granger North Royalton, &C
CLOSES on fassdays and Saturdays, at 7 A. n.
j MARRENsYILLE, closes daily 1890 A II
E4sr CLEVELAND aud Euclid, closes daily at z
| PM
Mail aud Drop Letters are required by Law to be
| prepaid. tT4r HrHa-rf
All City Circulars required to be PIE paid with
| q twOicent stamp. ,-aF Tr-a -lF
Once open from 7.SO A. NJ TO 7:s0 p NJ On
Sunday from 8 A. M.to I0:20 0A.-M.---
(. COW LES. NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-01

Gov. Andrew, of Massachusetts,, will b.
nominated for reelection.
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aGnttstrg.
DENTAL NOTICE

HALLIWELL and DANIELS, Dentists return
thanks for the very liberal patronage they have re-
oeVed the past twelve years, and hope for contnu-
ance. We also beg to inform those who are in need
Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH and other work IN our
profession, that prices will be governed by the
value Of GOLD on and after the first day of Septem
per next as We have TO pay gold or its equivalent in
GreenbackB, for all the material We use. Conse-
quently We are compelled to advance our prices. A
5ul Set, Upper or Lower, from Ten Dollars and
upwards, until the specified time.
ALEX. B. HALLIWELL NJ D.
J. r. DANIELS.
Dental Rooms, enr. Ontario st. and Pub Square,
July a. 1854. JF32- RI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-01

In behalf Of country life for literary men
it is stated that the first productions Of
French literature were not written in the
city. Molierei Racine, 0orneille, Boileau
Voltaire, Montsigne, Rousseau, 8Gontes-
quieu, Scribe, George Sand, Bossuet snd
Lamartine, all wrote out of Paris, either in
villages or isolated country seats In this
country the same may be said of many Of
our best authors--of TX Marvel, of Irving,
of ngfellow, and others.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-01
TWO DELIYERY TERRIToRY

Between North and South Perry-st. and Wilson
Avenue (Off from Prospect and Euclid to Hudson.
FIRST DELIvERY.-LeaVes at 500 A. NJ with pro-
eseds Of all night maiIs and 500 A. NJ Eastern
sEcOE DELIvERY.-Leayes at 800 P. NJ with pro-
oeeda Of day mails.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-01
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whom everybody knows, and in whom every body
places confidence and respect II Is no Hsl,.ftagls
IrraBasmeEt, but q STANDARD REMEnY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-01

At half past eight a Seymour procession
was formed at the Invincible Club room,
bearing a series of eight transpareneies
They were preceded by the Ohio Band and
a white flag displaying the words aSey-
mour, the Statesman The transpaTencies
were inscribed, "Trial by jury This
reminds me Of Joke, / want to 90 to
Boston-A. L. "War is Disunion; Sheath
the Sword and Save the Union :; War
makes the Rich man Richer and the Poor
man Poorer 1--WE intend to live 80 that
we will not be afraid to die. H Foe Populi.
Vog Del p "Blessed are the Peaeemakers;'
HSheathe the Sword and Save the Union;1
"Peace, Liberty, and Plenty" ...r
"Western labor cannot afford to continue
war and paying existing debts, while East
ern capitalists are exempt from taxation !"
buchanan $4,000, ,OOO, Lincoln $4s00,0OO,-
600" "True Democracy unequiYocal peace
platform" Principles not men" "War
must divide us, Peace may unite u.s." THE
candidates are Peace and War, whom do
you vote for2" Restoration and no Recon
struction;' Peace and Liberty will give
us Union and Prosperity" freedom of
Speech, Freedom from Arbitrary Arrests,
a free Election or free Fight The pro-
cession proceeded to the meeting in the
Court House Square, when they were
loudly cheered, after which they serenaded
the New York Delegation at the Sherman
House, where loud call was made for
Governor Seymour. In response to the
call, Mr.. Perrin of New York appeared
upon the balcony, and apologized for the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-01

One of the most singular circumstances
of the session to-day, wasthat the applause
for Vallandigham nearly all came from
the audience. There was very little ap-
plause for him in the body Of the Conven-
tion, and nearly all of that came firm
portion of his own delegation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-01
uttered by any person
The Commercial says

A crowd of Ohio and Indiana delegates,
in talking over General Heintzleman7s s or
der in reference to fire arms, agreed unsn-
imously that an open revolt was not only
justifable but the duty of freemen.a One of
them had a son in the 100 days service,
who, ne said, was being kept longer than
his time, and under FIRE every day; and if
he should be killed, he took solemn oath
that he would assssinate Lincoln.
The Chicago Tribune thus describes
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-05
Mnbretp SactfOn lbcr Die Staatenai
&puDerG1titGf. a9s

Wte Der 9roBe Slbrer Der d6ten 0enlpfras
ten, Mnorep Sadl on, ltber Die Staatenredte,
mel9e bu8 StedenpIerb Der mpoernen v9emoz
tratie" bilDen, Seou9t bat, sebt aus f%Olsenoer
STEELE Der beribmten 8rOtlumatipn beroor, Die
er I'M Sesenber 1882 sesen bic NaQifer Slo=
Cardinals erlteB: sa1 7
,SIe %eln5elnen Stuaten 1baben ibre pplle
Souperdnitdt nibt bebalten. sSnoenl lie Sbeile
elmer Nutipr wurpen, unb niht. @lieber elmer
2i9ue, saben ie piele Der peientli6iten attri=
butte Der Souperdnitdt auf. 9as &ebt, Ser
TRACE ab;ui6lteBen, &ries gu ertldren, Steaern
su erbeben, ausi6lieBli6e ri6terli6e unb Iesis-
lathe 8eDalten 81 iben; Nlts bies finb Sunf@
tiOnen Der SDuperdnitdt. Sic Staaten iinb in
allen oieien 8esiebunsen nidt rtebr iourerdn.
Ser GebOriam ibrer Burger seb6rt Dor Mlem
benz Commencement Der Ser: Staaten. Sic
tpuroen ameritanil6e 8lrger uno {huloen Sc
boriam Ger Contribution Der Ser. Staten uno
ben in @etndBbeit oerielben erlaIenen @eiesen
Oes Gcngrefes. Dieier 8untt lit nidt geteugs
net poroen unb Tam ni6t 9eleusnet weroen. {
y Wie lam man eintn Staat %iouoerdn inb
unabbdngig nennen, beIen 8irger @eieBen
unterpprfen iinb, bic ni6t ppn oieiem Staate
seraadt tpurOen, urb eefen Masiftraie eiOlid
perpfidtet fino, bic Staat8seiese bintenansi@
fsben, iObalb lie in G6nfift nit @eieben fteben,
us4e BON elmer anberen StaatSgeipalt e~rlaIen
ua1v Die llnridtisteit Der 8ebauptuns,
oup pm S~oteu ibre pole SDuoerdnitdt bebal4
tsa va".s', ':sS am i4lasenbften oaour& be-
p'el.", pup leOes Staat SaS &e9t auf9ab,
9s3oerratb jl b~eifs5en, IL nidt ettpa Sod
Delrale segeni feline fepdste Staatsaepolt, ionz
perm 9odlpersatb sesenoieaer staoten. SOdz
ptrratb 1T Elm getsreden sessnSis sOuperdnis
tat; uno Soupsrdnitat mus oobss sos Is(.tri-
but ossrleniser Ma6t fem, aeI6e bas @edt bat,
SO6Oerratb 3u beitraien." sTn ~
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9ieie eben aufqesdblteu Staaten geben 5u>
iummen 178 Gleetpruliimnten ab, uro oa i6on
.116 our @abI 2incplns binrei6eno 1inD unb
fem perninftiger GrunO ansunebmen it, oab
bic MaiOritdt Der Burger Derielben in3pii6en
ibre pDlitii6e Weinung gu @uniten Der idmad=
pollen Chicago 9lattfOrm sednoert baben iO1~
ten, 10 pirbe f6On ourd ie allein Die @ubl
2incOln's 9elidert iein.
Nuberoem CAB AUDI 9eIawure I'M Sabre
1862 cine llnipnsmaioritdt, ferner itimmte
SIltn vi Iesteu 9etbit NIT 10000 Dtaios
ritdt fur Oas republitaniide 9idet. Nur Renz
Wifipuri unp New Serfep
peroeu nit mebr pber ipeniser Gedt fir urz
ii9er gebalten. III
9araus fam 1i9 Sober ieIbit an ben SIM
germ absdblen, welde 8etpanotnib eS nit
sSd6nbereers" Slaubnlroisteit UNI NIT ben.
Ausii6ten Der pom ibm pertretenen Clique bat.
(gbI. ST. Pr.)H.s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-05

beitanben i&Ou, al8 Spann ms Nmt fam, rno
ct nit iartrat Der @Oli3ei unb benz 8idteramt,
(nan Dente an Stump, ben oemptratii9en Gris
minalri6ter,) itanben unter Der gOntrpae bers
lelben. Oem Nopbpismus, als elmer berrs
l3enoen Wla6t, purbe bur6 bic &eforn<Ses
pe9ung, na9bem 1i6 bic enfands terribles an
Der &nOp.N ptbing- Yurtei ielber per9riffen bat
ten, ein @noe genla6t. 2Iber piiroe man NIT
oieier bertuliiden @rbeit gu Strei3 9etommen
fem, trenn 6err Stpann our6 9ufbebung Der
9efir6teten 5euer<G pmpognien nt6t mttgebptz
fen bate? gsaa3 u.1ss9.HsI as
9ab Stpaun inpeb tein beipnOerer 5eiuo Der
9eutI6en 1T, bat er, wie ib oente, burA bic
HeOt bewielen bic er CUR 8eit oes S~teubenfetes
= sum 9rDBen Aerger Der RnOpzN ptbines =
bic 9euti6en belt unb tpOrin er ibuen pole
@ere&ti9feit piperfabren lieB. &pnnten ibn
bic bieii9en OeutIden bamals anbDren, 10 1ez
ben mir niGt elm, uarum iebt, na6oem Die
8notenz 3eiten pUriber iinb, einige unierer freis
iinni9en 2anosteute aud gar ni6t8 mebr BON
ibm b6ren molten. ID .i5 e1se
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-05
Ser xauabo6ee Guf Sem 0elupure.

Bbtlaoelpbta, A. 9top. Ser Bsri6t,
Dap Der 9irot S%aIabaiIee i'm 9elapare iei, bat
ft9 biz ieBt nod ni6t4 beitdti9t. 8eriOnen,
ipel&e seitern Mprsen 2epeS, @el., perIieben,
batten ni6ts bon ibnt seieben oOer sebDrt. Sas
v@pening Bulletin" ia9t, OuB Der Sngenieur
oes 2eu6tbauSzS iltritts seitern Morgen 8 ubr
2eUes perlieb uno oaB sur lelben 3eit tein
fremoeS S6iff in bas 8reatpater getommsn
par. ST 9laubt nidt an oaS @era9t, ba oas
srObe aancnenbOOt Spracus int 9afen BON
2epeS lag unO ibm ni6t8 ppn einem 9iraten
.iiqnaliIirt trprben iei.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-05
Scr 0uerilofriea III Gcntudb.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III Sennefee.

2o~utsptlle, 3. Jlppbr. 9as SournaI
iagt, bab cine @uerilabanbe geltern Die QOuiss
unO Nalbpiaez8 abn bel Gape Gttp ars
srif. Mebrere farbise SUloaten purOen qes
uno getSotet.
9aS &anpnenbopt unOine puroe am lebten
Spnntas BET Sort german uuf Dem 3enneIIee
Our6 bic 8ebellen 9etapert, 3pon5ig 9efer>
teure BON Sort german errei6ten Baouab am
NOntag uno 6eridteten, DAB Sorreit, 8uipro,
@6almerS uno Bell 1i9 bort concentrirten. Sic
baben auBer9 ben Gel6lBen 6es &atonenbOptes
unoine, IA 8ancnen. Orores bon 9ppO unO
SCrreit ipurben Dor ben Gebellentruppen per>
in oenielbeM purpe mitsetbeiIt, bab SoOb
n6rolid ntari6iren urO bel Bridgeport ben SEM
neiiee treu5en ipplle, pdbreno SOrreit beabii6e
tigte,, sSpbnlpnotle ansu9reifen..
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g-erbeerunsen sss .ssiraten olueen.

New<0prt ben 4. goobr. Capt. @al>
fer ppn Der Barrie raaiierin Tbereia", ppn
Gio SaneirO mad Baltimore beltimmt, beridtet,
baB fem Sdiff inter Dem 35 Or. 80. 8reite>
grab unO "A @r. TO- 2dnsesruO ppn benz &es
bellenpiraten Oluften seborbet unr nadoem bic
Manni6aft IN 8Drb peS lebteren sebra6t tuar,
perbrannt pOrOen iei. Glei6 barauf babe
Der Birat Sasb ouf eiH anbereS S9iff gemadt
aber pbne Grfplg. Sim 3. nabm Der OIuiten
ben Schooner 8iro Ippn 8odlano uno p~erIentte
oenielben. Ser Sdppner 2epiS Don 8orte
lamb erfubr Elm 9leiGes S6idial. Die Mana<
iduftet bieier Sdi1e, % an Der 3abl, ipurcen
Ipon benz Oluiten ipdter an 8pro bes S6OcnerS
9lntelope Coon Nem- Sort na9 Mantarsas be-
itimmt) 9ebra6t, nadOem ie cine SarOle unter>
Sei9net batten. Ser Sluiten lit elm ~eiierner
9ampfer pon 100 Spnnen @ebalt, er bat
;pei S6rauben uno ieeelt uusenein i4nel.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-05


Nem Dprt 4. Oft. 9lm pprigen SAINT
tag lit Der 3ablclert Der bielisen W~iercaatile-
.8ant, elm 9r. CHARLES NiniOr, BON bier pper=
buffet" unO 1T tpabrideinlid na6 Gurepa ub,
gereiit.
Sn Der 8ant feblen, tpie aus elmer 8etdltntz
ma6ung bes 8antprdioenter, 6rn. 8. $. Irz
nUlo, erii6tli6 1T; $2O7, 900 in GurrantseIp
Glpten) unoI $4,000 in GpIb. Sir bic Ser
.baitung uno Au8Iieferung bes beidsten @infor
(peer 8inOior) iino $4,000 8eIobnuns ausses
.ieBt, uno fir bic gntoeduns be8 geitobIenen
@el6es $4,000 beItimmt wprben, tpelhe Die
8anf be5ablen piro. Ser YrdIioent Der Mter,
cantile-gant madt su9lei9 betunnt, bab na6
Nb5ug be8 geitoblenen @eIbe5 ii9 nod Elm
l1eberi6uB ppn $472, 900 in Der 8ant beins
bet. Dian fabnbet iest ouf ben Ausreiber uno
es nerben Seitens Der 8OlSei ale Initrengun-
gen 9ernadt, UNI Jpn einSufansen, uno falls er
ii6 mad europa sefldtet bat, bel Der 2ans
oung gu perbaften. BiniOr bate einen 9uten
8uf. @r pobnte ouf Staten Sslanb, no er
~lbri9en5 piel Mufmanb ma6te. Gr belt ii6
8ennpferoe uno ipetulirte aud piel. ST bate
etne Srau sebeiratbet, bic ansebli6 elm bereu>
tenpes 8erm6gen bsias. ST mar felt II Sabs
rem in Der 8ant angefteat, uno ma permutbet,
baB er ii6 bur6 Spetulatipn ruinirt bat. 9ie
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