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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-27
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Mr.. Barnett. mail agent ON the Cincin-
natl and Chicago AIRLINE Railroad, In
forms the Cincinnati Gazette, Of yesterday,
that the SAFE of the Treasurer OF Pulaski
County, Ind, was brokea open on Sunday
night at Winemack, and between seven
and eight thousand dollars IN money stolen.
I No traces of the thief or thieves had been
discovered up to last night. The Court
house, in which the Office of the Treasurer
is located, Is a new building, aud the ar
rangements for the saie-keepng of the
funds were supposed to be burglar-proof
The New York ChVaicic says the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne aud Chicago Railway
Company has made contract for twenty
| five new engines, 10 cost between live and
six hundred thousand dollars. The COM
pany has, during the year, made large eX-
pendihres for construction, and has sold
stock, II is stated, to the extent Of million
and quarter dollars.
"A rGsolution has passed the North Caro-
lima Legislature directing the Attorney
general of the State to prosecute for forfeit
ture of charter, any railroad company in
that State that grants to any person or
company the exclusive right TO express
freight on its road. Such contract is
declared to be against public policy.
South American advices state that the
Gillian people are daily becoming more
united against Spanish aggression. Some
forty ports are yet open The Bolivian re-
Al attt In
Canseco, of Peru, had been deposed by y
public meeting, and Gen. Prado appointed
dictator.
IL is stated that considerable trouble exists
in South Carolina and in the cotton islands
on the coast of that state, between the
freedmen and the old owners of the estates
which the former occupy. The interven-
tiOn of the military authorities has been
called in to settle the difficulty.
Wilson, the murderer, recently executed
at Genesee, N. Y. acknowledged on the
scailold that he killed Mrs. Lewis in Ian
caster. Ohio, about year since, and con-
fessed to other crimes of the kind commit
ted in New York state.
1t is rumorcd that the discontnuancc of
the military departments and divisions,
North aud South, is under consideration
"by the proper authorities" Generals
Grant and sherman favor u merging of the
three departments into one.
A Washington journal gives rumor that
the French troops in Mexico are gradually
approaching Vera Cruz, with the view of
vaguely hints that such is the intention of
Louis Napoleon.
A listof general officers who are drawing
pay for doing nothing has been prepared
by the War Department, to be sent TO Con-
gress. BOB
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stanton.

The Philadelphia Age administers q WELL
merited castlgation 10 the petty tyrant who
has so long disgraced the position he holds
Ms the head ofthe War Department. The
faisehood, duplicity and indoceney which
chancterizcs Ills late report are vel, shown
mp in the following article; k
The executive documents are full OF con-
trasts-Stant0n's vulgarity as revealed In
his report, between the calm dignity OF the
Presidents Message and the soldieriy mod
Grafton OF General Grants letter TO the
war Department This modern CarnOt. hs
his admirers call him, aud we doubt not he
would have been regicide If he had had "a
chance, seems unable to control the evil
passions of his nature; and now, when sue
cess has crowned the Federal cause, and his
enemies lie PROSTATE before him, he il rs
course and truclllcnt as he was on the trial
OF Hlckles' or when he was experimenting
the tying of Mrs Surratt's legs.
While the President and General Grant,
with the instincts of gentlemen, abstain
from nick names and ugly words, while.
indeed, the General speaks respectfully Of
the heroic valor Of his enemies, stanton
rails and scolds at them like very drab
lie repeats the words "rebels and traitors"
some fity times In his report. He objur-
gates the captive. lie shakes his fist at the
and vehementin tone as all the reports of
the fighting men, uuless II be his friend
Buffers, put together. Ii Is not unlike
stanza which we have lately seen, from the
pen of poet whose pent up yalor since the
war is over, thus bursts forth
And nov the qnaling air
RoHrs with repeated thunder,
Aud the fiery sohA Of tho cannon tear
Their brasen lips asundor
And "brazen lips" they are which repeat,
as does Mr.. Stanton the exploded calnmny
that the murder of Mr.. Lincoln was the
work of authorized Confederate agents, or
that Mr.. Davis was sin disguise" when he
was captured. MIR. Stanton knows that
neither of these Is true. As indecent Is his
reference to the result of the Presidential
election of 1864 as an element of military
success, asccrtained from ''intercepted let
ters and dispatches" reliance quite wor-
thy of Holt or detective Baker, but hardly
nc for Cabinet minister.
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Died.

kENPER On tho evening Of Decsmber ~,
Al.oYs, son o. Jacob and Rosa Komper. Age II
months AMI le dayA.
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The New Orleans papers published the
Presidents Message entire by telegraph
from Washington, the morning after 1t was
delivered. This is said to be the first feat
Of the kind in that city.
Secretary Harlan has decided that the
government can-not set aside or the freed
mems bureau hold unoceupied govern
ment lands for the benefit of the negro.
The New York Tribune says: "A com
pany of Pennsylvania capitalists are matur-
lug plan for direct line of railroad from
Washington to New York" r.tr
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Hestet,er's Bitters ON the Battie-
Field.


1t is satisfactory to know that our field hospitals
are no longer unsupplie with this liGs-zavng prepa.
ration Soldiers who, private eitisens, had become
acquainted with It's properties have in many inslan-
cos made special request that HOsTETTER's
STOMACH BIrr ;Ri might be- Addsdito the medical
stores II their regiments, and their wishes have not
besn unheedsd. As mean4 of sustaining wounded
men on the battle field, aud OF enabling troops to
bear fstiguius mRrohas under blazing sun, Il has
been strenuously recommended by distinguished
medical men, and tho prospect IL thait will evsntn
ally superdede all the adulierated tnctures liquors
and dangerous IbaLs that have heretofore been
considered medicinal staples Tho laot that a small
quantity OF the hitters mixed with water from any
OF the Southern or South westsm rivers will proyen
from Affecting tho bowels or tho liyor, should DO
borne in mind by Army PhyaielSns SOLDIERS, and all
who have occasion 20 vi'dt those portions or our
country. The man who usAs HosTErTER's BIT-
TIERS in conformity with the dlrectons, may at at
defiance Intermittent Fever aud 4li other Diseases
generated by : - eetlonol N unwholesome atluas.
phereN upon an overlhxed frame.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES

rRooahs ARI UsED wirH ALWAYS dooD sUcoEss.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC sPEAKKRs
will ind TToehes ussfOl IN clearing the voice when
aiken before Singing or Sparkling, and relieving tho
throat ster unsual ekertion OF the vocal organs.
The Tfoehes are recommended and prescribed by
Physicians, and have had testimonials from eminent
mon throughout the country Being an article Of true
morit and having prouel their efficacy by n test OF
many years. each year finds thom in new localities
n various parts of the world nd the Troehes Ar,
universally pronounced better than sthor articles
Obtain only "BEowH's BRoSomAL TRooHEs," and
do not take auy OF tho Worthless Initatons that may
he offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States, aud in For
eRn Countries ut SO cents per box. oct25 6mdaw
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Dissolution.
Farmers Take Notice.

Farmers Take Notice.
7 AM BUILDING DRAG SAW MILLS AT BON.
J. BARGER, DWIGHT a COS, Reaper Works, Of
two patterus TO attach 70 other power, aud the
other combined The dram in this mach ne ~ lees
than corn sthhle p0wing, IN consequence Of the two
pimans hanging on SWING which gives a rocling
motion to the saw, which In ~ necessary N ast and
easy cutting. Two hands only reqnrcd. The tender
OF the saw drives Send fora circllar.
JARVIS CASE.
deol4wlt Dayton, ohio.
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sELF-RAlsINc FLOUR
Advantages of SELF Raisiag Flou,.

ToHn FRIDAYS E5TATE.-oN THE 22D DAY
~ q November, 1865, the undersigned WAS Ap.
pointed and qualified administrator OF the estate oi
John Friday late Of montgomery county, Ohio,
nov SwSt HLAs aEBHART.
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Strange Coincidence.

An old friend of Governor Corwin, and
who was present on the evening when the
gifted Corwin was struck down, writes to
the Columbus Journal, in letter describing
the scene, as follows:
When, at last, the press about him less
cned, | sat down by his side. What he
happened first to say to me furnishes one OF
those strange condolences which help TO in
vest our lives with tinge of the mysterious
and awful, and which makes us superstl-
tious. One of his first utterances TO me
was startling description of what Tom
Corwn was TO be in twenty-five minutes
after its utterance. IL was this.
He said, "Gou are more bald than when
! saw you the last day before sailed for
Mexico" said "Yes." He said, with the
semi-solemn, semi-comical face which has
become historical, ''But, then, Julius Caesar
was bald" | said, "But Caesar had flts.'
Then he assumed more serious manner,
and said "rwenty years ago ] saw q man
fall In apparently unconscious paralysis,
when in the midst of excited discourse.
lie was carried out by his friends in this
condition, and his first act of consciousness
was to utter the words you have just said
Caesar had fits /"
In Twenty-Five minutes after, assisted
in carrying Corwin out in the precise con-
dltion he had so strangely described.
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Congress adjourned on Thursday last,
not to meet again until Friday the 9TH of
January next. The last day of this session
this year exhibited the same spirit that has
characterized that body ever since 1t came
together on the first Monday IN December.
Legislation for the negro seems TO be the
only agreeable matter of consideration for
the majority, while the interests of the
white race are entirely overlooked.
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fir ContraRtoren.
Snbf1fens pffice Der O. : ct as Mrmee,

8ubIfifem3 Cffce Der %. St+ Strmtee,
SO. s SIb @aear.
Baltimore, Ylb, ~. gtpO. 1885.
RerNeoeIte Mnaebpte TN ErtPIttat uerbsn
cuff btefer SfHce b6 Ga nj 4 a g. ben II. WCpember 1865
Nttttdas IL Iibr tmtseeensenCnmen UNI ba8 Ser. st. Subf-
fens Oeparttntent tn Baltimore, Mtbg ~ Serieben nit
5000 8fo. ridden (sugar cured) S6tnten,
In b~sIOnbtre SaGen Oetr Satt 9epitslt unb In Rateln per-
pdft. Stnnen 2 4n9en n1h Gmpfan9 btS @rntrnttS aoju>
ltefeen. @tn Sa6 Sbtnttn mus inr Drrbe %etneetanot trer.
nth.
NnSIetsr m6sen TIRE anssbute fir bas @HHst OSir nur
MnsebOte mlTen auf SUrmuIdre eetbrteoeM ls.H, Wttw
1uf bteier Office III taben fin6, unc pic oeM 1nYSUUa V.'S..
ta9ttn @erttftate mafen bHrb j~et SeFa"'UO''''V' 0"sS'"
GrPrestSasn fur Bite Ruaer mullen SUraasbe.abIt T.rsen
Uher BITE AnaebUte werben nt6t ~ SetroV! 9e5USeH' Aeoer
teeem &nssbOt mus stne stfrIats SEp.s D.asI 1MSs.Ss SnI-
Ncr,hfaoe bdrfen ntht nit ben Wtufern nerp1dt tett, ion
BERN ieparat abaeltekrt lperben unb BITE Mutihrtft %trtnlten;
WProposals for Subsistence Stores" unb al ben llnter3etd.
ga rpirD perlaust, tas bic Sdtnten tn einert 8ettraum bon
3 Taaen BON Der NnnGbne bS AuetbSteS ~abselterrt wer-
Sen, dneernfaaS balt,n I'D BITE Der. Staaten cas Ttedt Dor,
aRfdue fur AuSf1uun8 os Sebltneen dneetwdttS su ma
den uuN BITE StrtssranS TN Yrett Der ~teeIen6tn Ynrtet sur
4aft l9retben,
Die S4inten wcrben eenau unttrIn&t unb nit ben surld-
Sebdltenen Dtuferu rerBlt&sn Uefbea.
gDte9lbetne BON %teSuIdren 90La8eIetltern mullen, 10 OFT
Is oerIan9t pirb, ~eelieftri rrerbtn.
Snpeftions-& erttftate bon nneeheutet SnIpcttoreu roer
SGdern, te nidt bttr Seridui b~etbttltet int, wtrben Ysr-
lanai unb Mullen fIt ben 0estdufer beren sesenwdstssen
3unGnb une NuaIttat, lUpte BITE 8erabe oOrhtretsanssne Sn-
fpettiCn be hetntsen.
Die Sdinten mu1en ~eranttntrt un6 dustnCnmen ietn BON
beu Beamten btrfer Office fettens Der Der. Staten.
Sabluna trtrb nab MbItefernng tn fclden Tpnos gen1a9t,
ais an 9anb Hnp; fab tetne %rCrbanben, iobalS ais t0lHe etn'
Seben. i-
Vile 4nstbOte, weI6e nit bteien NuItttanSen ntbt iber-
etnftnuaen, perten pofttp sarndeewteien
GbHmu WtltpnJ
(nb22-2n &reb. Hrtd. G0en. Il. y. =. II. @. u
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Or. ats,pe TN @DsIar, R1mia>
geicn 6dnnpper.

geicD 36nnDOer,
Esttt NIT istnen aus BEN betIfamfen nnb f~rdfttsfen Rrau
tern ~teret.ter Artneien ~pnfeblbar unb RAID aue Sic Rrdnf
tettea, ne lRs ausIlnFeSelmdsi8feitsu IN A9aseu pbtr BIutt
entiteben, ais ea Hnb
&rdntpte leoer Dirt, i~nsbeioubere Wuqentrampf,
9dn1orrboloen, GbplerqzAnfdue, 9iarrbae, &p>
l'fen Ure3r1br, S3pinbet, 8~ldbungen, RDpf>
i9'nerb 4itbma, taites 5ieber, GpitepIe.
in aaen 6ttfen 6dIsu tn bGs Or. e. mpt1dt 6 Itria
tPer SDtsIt S1'6 Bottles fuT $SI u~nftbibdr unS Wtrit foImt.
Ss9sn 0roniidben (OeraItefeni beuradttSnau
lit Ste Or. ga m ptrh { v bsUmat ts m SaIbt
per gSf ~ o SSrta fdr s6j IN iapttrtstn BGGtn NIT
6em @Itrtt 5uelet9 sngeuenbt, a9eF.
Qer seaturorft0t SGmpt tn 9psid, bat etneu 70 aroeen
%gf eas YasttnttE aus aleH tbttl.n ttr Nelt III TIM
tronen; Ct bat eOu,a Napoleon ta Saer, 1882 bon elmer
SaGeFUa.nru9r, bic ais uabciIba1 trIIdrt nor, furirt unt
2at 8eeennartt9, aus.r etrta 1000 patterten aus STAB uni
germ Die tontgltdt 6amtltt Spn bannpber, 8rpsfurft GDn.
.Snnna pm InsiasS neSf SemabItu, uub 5er,ps BON vi.
fHSIF9 nebf Le3tcr In gttanbIun6.
IN odtttmgrt Sei U. Bpeeler d Co., Setb g. Sanee, &
2anentamp Saspart'S unb ousn anbern NpDttefen an babek
2Saptpf2Dt fur DtRrttt GoluEbta, CD. Gbrtitionf. 81.
W Assnus. Gafbtnstpu. q &. r~"
3Mp9ttirt bon Hr eRi+S% r
tGl%i-l FD. 4RO WrO0fnnN NaHa IN
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fEeuey > Nerft6Bernngs" SeSeu
St1aft nrn Baltimore

g>,rf, CssTeui6cft III nunr1cbr bereit, ACKNOWLEDGMENT
lr G5tobt. uubQ aabbeistepm entseScnSuuernltn. Dtf SlPFs
c6nbct f& 30, 40 @esRueFrnst, auf bet NDrSietts:
GpateS, Sr6feert'
OtrettprCn;
gbaunep Srppfs, Srafbsntper DSDeittrH Sanr'
benrp 9. ShrpFd.
9Bu,. Gbesnut, bpn 92m. &bc8nIt * ep'
9tmpn DdrIbutR, Eau(raarn, SpHibEr
gDut 8rtbges, tpu ism. Bridges h Spph.
SDtu g Ssme8, 5ebItdatIrr, grattfI'.
Sofepb WtatttepS, 1pu Epps. MattbeTs * SpPn'
gSa s. gens, Beef arb Sprt-Ybtlsr:
SCaa e Bridges, ben 8. 9, Srte6eS N w.
Sren Gpates, BtetftrbGnbIeT.
Sames 8 Sptat, BON Gtbr. SpeaF,
Spbn EWrnbuQ IT,, Geppi@bdnbIet 39Ittnortfr
NIaryt TX StfS Spe1r Setr
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SubaftenssefTc Der Der. ct. alrmec,

Np. 8 Sub @athr.
8iltinpre. W9b., %. NtoU. 1865.
@~erttseltt MnstbOte I'm DrpIttdt rrerben auf eteier Office
bis UiCntae. 2Z. StDp. ;. s., Uttttdss IL uAr entsesenstnOn-
men, unt Gas .. st. SubFaent Depactenent In Baltimore,
MO, su S~erfeben init
&inGunoert uno ftnTSig (150) SAB Wtebl,
~ oer Qualitdt. welGe in bteier Office ais NO.l bsiet&-
nr Wtre.
pie ElTsr mIRen tn Autem Serf9tf6arem 3nfanbe fetn,
Hap lereiite unb NIT Ntaf&tnen sen,aate Safer wersen nt&t
daJenonnen.
618 Dttbl tit tn Icl9en Anantitaten unb sn iU6tn 3ttsn
pe perlan5t Su ltefern.
gnae6Ute mlf.n auf 8lantfermuldre eef5rttbtn ietu. net-
de oOn btefr OfFee s~eltefcrt ntreen. Die beige i8ten Ger.
tjHtate mullen pom iwet oerantoSrtttae1 SIr8en lnterset&-
net istn.
Grpreet0Heu tur Nlufer mullen SprdusS jatt tperten Cber
bic Angebote rerben ntht bea6tet. ueber ieben Mneebote
mug etnc eebrufte &Dpts oieier Nnetee ~Gufeet!ebt nnb In
bemfeib n ALE Btetn9un9en fpsctfrt ftuJ
UrrI9ldae burfen midi nit ben Ytuasrn rerradt, fpnbern
Iepardt asgeltsfert uno rprcpoidls for Glcur" beiet&net fetn.
SIN alen Edaen, .wenn ni6t Bet b%eicnoern MuSnabnten,
mus BITE 0teferung IN Her dn9e9etenen 3ett 9enn1Ht treroen.
SH Safe ether Nt9t.@rfiuun9 behalf fb bas Spuuerne.
ment bdS Re6t oori GHkerSr,o su tdlfen, UNI ben W1angel iu
ergdn3en, inbem eS BEN RDfieaslle 5er lbus lber ben 6 Sntratts
Iast, dnre1utt.
Sc rtrb erpartet, bds bic Gpntrattsren bas DVe5I trRenfrei
fur bic Ser. Staaten balte1, BITS e. sum Terf@tfen Serlan9t
ntrb.
3a6lunsen wtrSen in lcl&en JSnbs senta9t, re Fe bic
Der. St1aten Iteern; ftn6 tetHe oDrtGneen, frbaIo ais peIAe
~cin9ebsn, efs-
Se6e 9erTon pb.r iebe 8trnd, welGt AnSebpte rnddt, mus
b~tslfebed burt einen SreHeib ~be8Ietten, trenn ntGt eth ipl&er
bter r~e9tfrtrt purbe. hr:E
unreselmibtse un5 unEtdtise Anetb0te retben nt&t be-
a2tet.
4ue 4nstbpts, tp.l8e m t tteIen anIettunacu nidt uSer-
eiEftnnneu, werbea Suradsepteien.
Ebrmas milton,
(nC22-2H Dreo. BrtA. Gen. unb G.. g II 6. u.
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Ueaer>GerSi3ernt8
her oTpciirtem 6euermann8 ELECTROMAGNETIC
- EenId,a1t BON Baltimore.

gp. A. Spatpfr. s%e8endtet BEN SRn.gfbduRt'
SIN gctrabt Der CT OIerei&en G~RdiSfstt bee 6ampfGtuff.
gs6ertements Heuen MIR pDn Jest an lunt p~tat9eter yretls
~ : SteiiSen or6 ms erneuern aud be alien su ben tiHtes
len aatsn. Nur gteenigen, trelSs SaStst gfstslr Otsr
loRn1gt n ~,' f%sr nsrfen biernlit etneclaben, I'D bic Qtfe
ngrn Strafseeeietten grdniien a%njuieben.
Maar gSSerInRe ,rerssn mic btstsr prompt unb liberal aus
be3etIt. :" ~'''e' S"'
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Sserb1fs uno SGinter@&leiber!

gpir Ieaten bic aufmertfamtstt tes seebrten 9ubIitpns
ouf unIer GrcseS Eager BON
0erblts uno MinterzGletoertt.
DaIitIbe befett aus alien Sprten Iebe=r6fen. eneltften
unb franSSFf4eu @efaafts.8Sfen. SDn tebent S&nttt uno
Wreis.- &benio etne erpBe MusnabI Ben 9pfeu uub g6ffen
ieber Mri, usbf etnem i~plenetben Continent pom 8nabsn>
QletStrn. Mut baltsn ~ + Stpfs be!nt StaG fir Runeen'
Arbeit ltetS r%prrdtbtS.-
Wtr Dfferiren Dbtse Daaren UNI 20 Yrpsent ttlt8er, aS
troeuS et dnbereS 5aus tn Der Stabt, tpdbreub Der na6fen
60 Gage, UNI fir BITE 5ribltngs-9Daaren Plat 3u MAIDEN.
5mttb~BrpS 8. u G0. -
MarmUrtaue &letber-lR aB63utt
(io7-l gtp. AO gB. SdlttdtpreRr.
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Da8 peItberibmte tpirtlt4 d6te
DR.. Whites AugenWasser
sou xraHgo.t >rbr bassti in aItenfelO in a9ariuseu,
ii! ieSsrt &rttafsngaant Gtlsbrter, Sureau-Beam ten, . ontP.
torifen, Ranast' AZ sud tol@sn, pel&s btel BET 9t&t une
Teuer GttetttM, uni Eds7u m;!&t I'D btI NIT 3eten rnb
fstnsu qr5etttn be 10 ATTAIN gtnasne ~ empfseIsn; t1esraeS
bel frsnRsn Wuetn big Sct:Faft g!ldlt& wtefer PtrHfut, Ct
b1It, FART unt DOT 4rbtinttn lblSt. ts -l -..
Sanifnbs OVn sce tr9tetnStn' 8rI;tn anb y ttttten aus al
eIlGItwen @tfOl6. l 6IacSH rs Gtst Ut btjttben bur@
Suiius GleneIts OentiH,
alexandria, @a,
Sn Baltimore IL 5abtn tti g, 3%tnntet an T. =; 8nd7
~ba6biuns 2s& QD. grattitr fopir In etn baHFtfaaItHRea
ApUttetfn. . ...-.
SIN 8rpgen tet
Rp. 8 Glib Qiterttfr.
Dauptasentur fur ben Diaritt 0oiulna,a BET = 6as.
@bttftont 502 9e Str. uno 81 ia. Agt. -alz2-6mi
G3idstia fir @eibeuoeIll
y rofelirr Npuie Munbr0m'e
sstutretmtaune Ts'''1 nnS abfi5ruuss.
RrGMter lr
Enb uufirtttts bic tehen, BITS it9i 3ttGnnten G9ittfI, ua 1t
SerlUtent Gefunbtett ptebestsr;rftgtR, ip7tc, |enr tttti6
genomInsn, Rran'eetten 81 Herbutsn- pttleItsH Hnp EFT
Ibgr tn
Observation-Disclosures ibrer 0eiltraft wegen
tn gsutf@iane ratrnlt@i beFannt pb 8ta&tet' urn baE,n
f9 au@ bier felt ben ltstsn sre, Sabren ttntn foitbsn Ru
ergpEten uub et8nen E@ ~bsfou1trs tVr
S>eiIur0 bospilli0cr uro ~DartnndttnH
Rrnttfbeitct1,
nnh fpHtt yttemarh BITE 5rfnune, eebetlt 81 perecn, ~autgsber
r9ne saSUr ttsft tstIlumeuS EraatsT su Urriu&eH G's srdu'
ter tperoen ron ntr
brett ppn Deutf6Iano
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