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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29
Onr Young Folks.

This splendid Magazine for little
folks, for October, is at hand. II
grows in interest with each SUCCESS.
i've number. 1t is certainly the only
good Youths Magazine published -
Send for it for your children, you
cannot invest two dollars to better
advantage. Among the many ar
ticles we notice the following in this
number. "Grandfather's Chestnut
Tree" "Gipsy Children's Song,"
GLOW the Indian Corn Crows" etc
all of more than common interest,
particularly to children. Send for
it by all means. Tickhor & Fields,
Boston.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29
The New Wooien Factory.

Is in operation. All the machinery
has been removed from the old one,
and with the new, makes u large
amount. The capacity OF the Facto
ry, is double that Of the old one, and
will be run to the fullest extent
This improvement is big one for the
town and county.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29
Diamond Cement.

Take one pound white glue, one
quart rain water, three gille alcohol,
four ounces white lead; dissolve the
glue in rain water; add the alcohol
and dissolve again; then add the lead;
boil fifteen minutes; stir all the time;
bottle while hot. The above is sold
as recipe for mending wood, leath-
er, etc, to make them as strong as
before broken.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29
The Martyr President.

There will be Lecture delivered
at Wheelers' Hall, next Tue day and
"Wednesday evenings, by Mr.. Oscar
Shaffer, the Elocutionist, giving a
Iportrature of the startling scenes in
the mournful national tragedy. Sec
advertisement.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29
Died,

On the 7th inst, of Congestion of
the Brain, Franklin Swartz, aged
months and Is days.
On the 23d inst, of Diptheria, Syl-
vester Sherman Swartz, aged 10
months and Is DAYS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29
'GOdy,s Lady,s Book,

TUUuy . bHUY y bUUb,
For October, has come to hand. 1t
is the most popular monthly publish
ed. Its engravings and fashion
plates are the handsomest and new
est out, and have never yet had a
successful rival Terms, $500 per
year. Address L. A. Cooley, Phila.
delphia.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29
Stagnant Water.

We understand that there is q pro.
position before the Town Council, to
deepen the cutters in order to in
crease their capacity for holding
stagnant water. However, we be-
lieve that the Council utterly refuse
to entertain any such propositions.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29

Thls NIsItltIOn Shows =
But by the use of DR.. d. H. Seelye's
Liquid Catarrh Remedy you can he
restored to health, which is "more
precious than gold, yea, than fine
gold"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29

Bring your big pumkins, ap-
pies, potatoes, beots, onions. and
in fact everything that is nice,
to the Fair.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29
What Eyes!

The editor of the Courier saw eight
thousand people in Firdlay, on the
Goth. We suppose six thousand of
them were invisible, as we have heard
of no one else who saw them.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29
ur county Fair.

Remember that our County Fair
is to be held on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of next week. Turn
out to it, and make it the best Fair
ever held in this county. We must
have good Fair. The benefit that
it is to the industrial interests of the
county is almost incalculable. 1t is
not personal matter--it interests
all--let all take hold of it. The Off.
GERS of the society have done all they
could to make it n success, and the
citizens of the county must do the
rest. Come, one and all, and let lis
have a good, first class Fair. We
can do it-only try.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29

Let the farmer, merchant, me-
chanic and artist do each his
share to have a fine show of ar
ticles at the Fair.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29

The roof is being put on the new
brick building of l. Davis. The
building adds much to the appear
ance of Main Street.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29
Lots of Nice Things.

ID. c. Connell has received the last
lot of Hats, Caps, and all goods in
his line. They are splendid, of the
latest styles, and will be sold cheap
Call soon and see them.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29
Union Meeting.

Col. Jas. A. Bope will address the
citizens of Findlay, on Monday eve
ming, Oct. 4, at the Court House.
Let there he a general turnout.
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Out again.

The "irrepressible" sold White
Corner B. b, Barney appears again
this week with new advertisement.
AS administrators OF the estate of
High Prices, deceased he wishes to
inform the public that the estate has
been settled up, to the entire salts
faction of the son and heir, "Low
Prices" (who is also relative OF
Competition and be has concluded
to make the "Old White Corner" his
permanent abode. Call and see him.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29
FINDLAY MARKETS.

tINbLSh "
WHEAT-$l 90 and ! 40 for red.
CoRN-45 to 600.
RYE-60 cents to 70.
OATs-27 to 2S cents.
BUTTER-20 to SOC.
EGGs-l8 cents.
LARp-l5 and Is cents.
TALLow-St to 90 cents.
BEES WAx-50 cents.
TIMOTHY SEED-S2,00 to 800.
CLOVER SEED-$0;00 to 500.
WHITE BEANs-S1,25 to 600
DRIED PEACHEs-3,0O.
DRIED APPLEs-$1,25.
PELTs-50 to LOO
HIDEs--3 cents green, 6 dry
RAGs-Cotton 3 cents.
WOOL 60 to 65 cents.
FLAX SEED-$l so to $500
Salt--3,00.
Flour-S9,00 to 600 per bbl.
Hay-S7 per ton.
Feathers-60 cts pOr lb.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29
Harper

Harper
Is at hand, and filed with articles
of intense interest. Harper d Broh-
ers, New York. Price 81.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29

urday.
Convention of Farmer, VI cchanics and
Laborers.
To the Farmers, Mechanics and La
borers Of Hancock county, Ohio.
You are requested to meet in your
respective townships-at the usual
places of holding elections-on Sat.
urday, the lIth day of October, A. d
1868, and appoint delegates to meet
in County Convention. to be held al
the Court House in Findlay, on Sat
urday, the 11th day of November, A
ID. 1850, for the purpose Of consult,
ing rs to the best means of protect
ing the laboring classes of our peo.
pie.
1t is high time the producing class
es should arouse and defend them.
selves against the encroachments
made upon them by those who would
be their friends, yet at the same time
purchase their produce at the least
possible price and charge at the same
time, enormous prices for all kinds
OF articles of merchandise, used and
consumed by the laboring class. -
Laboring men hold the balance OF
power in this county, and if properly
and judiciously welded, will result
in much good. not only 10 themselves,
but to all classes of people.
1t is well known fact, to those
acquainted with the manner of doing
business in our cities, and larger
towns and villages, that merchants
regularly meet and consult rs to the
best mode and manner of conducting
their business, and regulating prices
of goods so rs to result in the great
est profit and gain to the seller; yet,
at the same time, they utterly disre-
gard the rights and pecuniary inter
ests of the laboring and producing
classes.
We ask that all well disposed and
thinking men, and in fact "all whom
il may concern" take this matter in
to consideration.
e You will therefore meet at the time
and places above designated, discuss
this matter at said local or primary
meetings, and appoint good, honest,
thinking men, to represent you in
said County Convention, on the llth
day of November next.
1t has been determined TO allow
each township an equal number of
delegates in said convention, viz:
tlree.
Turn out and give this matter
timely consideration.
FARMERS, MECHANICS AND LABOR
ERs OF HANCOCK COUNTY, ONO.
A Good Joke on 7-3Os.
AT the close of a Union meeting,
in the Southern part of the County, a
leading Copperhead engaged one of
the speakers in conversation, on the
subject Of taking the 7-30s, and made
the following sage remark.
"Wc know that according to the
Constitution, these Bonds cannot be
taxed, nor does the Democratic par
ty want to have them taxed, but I'll
tell you what we do want to do, we
want the interest on them Bonds tax
ed t,oo per cent"
Now this man who shows so much
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29
Shameful.

shnmcful,
The Old Gem ctery, across Eagle
Creek, is being sadly neglected. The
fences are down, and it is the com.
mon resort Of cows and hogs. AS
natural consequence, the tomb
stones are being thrown down and
the graves otherwise desecrated.-
Respect to the dead should suggest
to the living, the propriety of rene.
dying this matter.
viii not those having friends in
TERED there, take some means Of put.
ting the Cemetery in good order.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29
Agents Wnnted.

Persons out of employment will
do we'll to read the advertisement OF
Jones Bros. & Co, Cincinnati. o.
They are good reliable men, and Of
fer liberal inducements to agents,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29
For the Eair'

For the Eair'
Henderson &c Son, taking time by
the forelock, advertise again in this
issue. They seem to know the i'm.
portance of advertising We advise
everybody who attends the Fair to
give them q call.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29
Letters

Letters
Remaining unclaimed in the Post Office, In
Fndlay. on the 10th day OF September, 1865.
Allcott, Messrs. II. * Co. Miller, Martin S.
Briggs, Altino Myers, I. q.
BevAn, r. j. Rudicell, Jahn II,
Copus, Jacob Reed, Miss II. @.
Dunlap, Jonathan Ramsay. Louis +.
ID etsch, Carl Surgart, II.
Edwards, Miss Martha Smart Joseph
Fink, Peter sharpe, Miss Lotta
Ford, j. W Seser, Mrs. Kato
Grey, Mrs. Marie Shaw, Mrs. LizZo
Long Louis W. White, H. Il.
Long, Hebecc A. Weaver, j, NJ,
Persons wishing tO obtain any ol the above,
must call for advertised letter., giving the
date OF this List, and pay one cent for ad
yer; sins. j. B. ROTHCHlLD, Z. NJ.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29

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This Is just the book tho people want II
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and see our terms. Address JONES BROTH.
ERS co, lls West Fourth Street, Cincin.
natl, Ohio.
september %, ls65 vi l2llon3t.
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HEAp'o's. 5srn Bat. o. N. G.

. % DVP0' -Vj VO' ]
Special Orders, No 16.
A court of inquiry is hereby ap
pointed, to meet in Findlay, Han
cock County, Ohio, on the 10th day
OF October, 1865, for the trial of sucl
members as may be brought befor,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29

~ LIVWU' II U W THUUTs, n
lst Lieutenant, II. b. Green, Co. A,
5Sth Bat, 0. n. G., Judge Adj
vocate. BY order
GEo. FOREMAN,
Maj. commanding 5Sth Bat, O. N. G..
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-29

Come to the County Fair on
next Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27

Ii uer,s. @uNat
Q%incenmduer. ei9entlib MlQer-1p lsten
mir in Der Ner Yortsr absnr3citun1-
iturb Samfaa fritz UNI 33l1br mad lan>
ger 2unSenfrantbtit. Der 8cri1orbent
mar in Berlin 9etoren uno Der adttnt
Ippus Der Berliner 8,nber in Ger eiaentz
li@item 8eceutune eeS 8oues. Ut.
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pom pemStura1c p'sSabres 1913 era.ei,
fen laiIen uno lid cem ~%ioupnainea Gol<
te", lpweit g aus rct loaenanntsn 8eb.
teraern" uno hen "Spmmlern" teiane
talo ais Xeiter e%mpicblsn.l St aoe i'm
Sabre 1913 NIT 10000 damn Dol pas
palats pes @raftn ,S4merin unp belt
sUn Rem 8alfcn berab cine @ere, in
Nelder CT lib rafir nit 1einem 8ortt
Set5lrSte. RAP Shnsrin Gin anitdnpioer
Mann isi unp letn Geripreden balten
1rerpe. Spiter mar It bel Dem @1ar>
mdsel i'm Sftober. no Die 8ir0er,pebr auf
casVolf feuerte.D Damn BELT CT EDUCATIONAL
perlammlunS 9sfan9en, iab ran,n e1ebere
Male weaen pplitii&en @erbre@sn, yerlcr
aber ME isinen 5umor uno ieinen Mutb
uup manpty'e nad Nmerifa no ct @elp
in Wsnee u%eto1ente. unp Ct perfano es,
bur9 leinen 8is Elm 3ablrei@espublitum
mad ieinem 2ofale 3u brinsen. @eine
"@emeince" unb feline @ortrd8e ilber
ReliBisn Inp Btwi6 BEN publitum nod
im@tpdd tni1e. 9mSabre 1861 wurbe
S%inceumdQer Solpat in Blsnter'f9en
%Heaiu,ente anp benabm f9 re@t out.
Das9unssnlsiben mu6 (dou fstt 9abre1
IN Tim 9eleSea baben.- peri6nlt@ mar
Ct 8atu'9tta. sewanbt enersti@, YoQ BOZ,
''@a E''1p'a'.' Matter,ptt, INF dit' staer6 leu,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27
&watp's Bourbon 8itters
&matu'S Bourbon 8itterS
&maiu'S Bourbon SitterS

yin 8elunoes St1rfun9smitttl, iantt iimuli"
rsnb nnb unpsrslsi&liG CUR Grreduus bee ylrr'
eenappsttts. BAT jest in ruebr als SO Ser. Ct
Arulse> 5Olpitalern unb Wiuicnen Bon YIisatfa-
milien que onbern Bihers Serbrauet. une it bic
einjieeV cltsmebi,in. psl9e spn Der Der. 81. 8s-
sieruns auebrudlia srn e.r g temptlteu,r
befrtit worten il, stsn neil &. sou ttr @ii-
feuf4aft als 5auptbeiImittel aner.
fanut tpurbe.
Swain'S Bourbon Bitters.
~ Dieter Bitter nirb aus Sna,sbieuaien BE-.
reitet, ptl9e spn Der Nebi3in ais irafties Star-
tuuasnitiel anerfannt Nnb. 81 1T i9madbaft,
lieblia unb nirft frdftis e.etn uncrtnunesn in
Der Gale. @enu mad anmetfuns senomm.n,
Gnb fsine@ irfuneen tpunterbar eeefn u
bauli&teit. @elbiu9t. Qeb.r-
teibtn, Mppetitmangel, SGwn.
mutb unb 8let&fu4t.
Smain's Bourbon Bitter6
pirft oortrsHIid essen aopfp.b unb Strrantts
aus StOrungen i'm unierleibeis item berrubrsnte
3rantbeitsn. @sr tisien Bitter einual Ser-
iutt. smpFsblt ibn semiB Jebsm, Der einss an
gen.bmen nnb ~treitieen Gtarfungsmiitsls tfs
bari. 9ie raid lid psrmebrsnte Nahfras. mad
elslen1 Vtttsr pat MID usranlae., ibn an bic
SeHertllh!fit ~ bringen, auf Rag Iauiente ibn
osriudtn rnb lId BON ieiaer Mirilamttit utsr-
ssussn -mIsen.
Smain's Sourtpn gitters.
Rz5 9aties! tie.sie bic m.i{1en ,Meeer.
bitters. nslGe lie ssriudt. fir SIREN sa,ten gs-
! i9mad su na1f msbisinar.ie e~siunesu taten,
serluGsn Git tielen unb sic psreen tsiuea
ant,rn rebr taten pcnen.
RS Sat Sbr Apptbster CHER Stcrftsetr it,
en- Bitter nitt, 10 MAIDEN Si,. ta5 er ibu
befeQt. o. getoIten sic tsn Namen i'm &C.
ba6tnib unb nstmen Gle fsinsn onteru.
BzJ Nadesm tis 3uiammenisgurs scn 81.
Smain's yitte,s in tsu Spa!tsn ter meoiain.
3eitldriften tefannt eematt if, unb t%er,eItsu
pom BEN Nersien aIe Soustarsnei arsrtannt:
murbsn laut Gntideibuus he's GrmmiNrnrs j
BinnsnaOle scn Der Stsmf.ltsuer bsfrsi,.
9r. 6. s. Spoin's, eiesntbumsr
S55,,. 1873 grcaennv, Nfp.grlt,
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6. q. Gcpf, gsneral , Xscnt FIR psn
@siten,
SfFet: &c Marftrr. Ghieaec.
BE Sn ct. paul su bahen bet O 9. . u ]
lluipn-6an) I'M @beleials u. &ttail.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27
8 III { 8.
c{rtereiIante Grinncrunecn AT Scbn
Srp,pu's Sinrtdtun0

'
lSn Rem Mr1ipen pss oirainilhm gpu,
Yernrureamtes, Die na1 Ger StleBun9
Gi0moubs purb unl ere Eruppen natiirz
LID elmer senausn Ourd1lidt unterporien
murocn fanp man au9 rir auf Sobn
Srppn'S 5in1iatuna besus|iden papiere.
G5 1T paruutsv Gin 8rtef pcs al
tenSOd an 0pup. WilE mcrin
Sud Dem gGile rpn einsn Gpmplott
ibreitt, ras ibm Ssnaaup Don lrcp,
g. 9, entbiiut babe u1p ras bic 8cfrei<
un9 Sobn Srpwn'S purb cine in Irpy
9ebtICste Organization be;Wcds.
Terner bclincst li0 unter rislen often
Elm SG,citen Tsyuanoo @opp's
an ST. ie. Inter inbrinltisen Ser f.
deruneen unp Setbsuerunsen (einer UNI.
t~ertbSnigltsn NnbanDlidfsit IN ZEN Sas
ben bite: Der 8liefIhrvibsy zen @oup.
Q8ile, INT Der Stimmune, i'm Norrsn
miuen Sobn Brown III lstenslanAlider
Giuiperruug su t%sgnapi9ea. ST temsrft
ratcL Brown lei nlr cas- verrildte Wert,
Ssu9 arcerer Seute, ,no laAt pann mDrtz
ll0 "Nenn ib Opuyerleur Ypn Girz
1tntsn mare, 10 uiiros Sronn nitt aez
ba1l9sll %tpsreen; aber Separp miirce
s%ebanSen, nsnn i@ Jpn fan9en t5nnts."
Durb IesIets idugtilbe slsuBsruna
GarafteriiIrt iI1 bic Ganaiue Mooe. ME
5e letbt unb lebt.
Nub cine Mti9rift ces g(ntmurt1dreiz
bens pss @iie an 0cop fanp f9 unter
ben often. Sn isinsm betanntsa rpeitz
ldufiSen uno bpmtoiilaen Styl ecr64ert
battu Mtis pab CT Sobn Vrcmn bdneen
nerDs trcb Mue pem unp ras sr Jpn eft
re6t bdnge11 1perce, ,penn bet Norten
einen Wtarty1er aus ism MAIDEN noble:
Grl9liebt nit Dem @prten: !,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27
1868 @inter<M arrangement.

1865 @inter<N arrangement. 1865
Die
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
Doppelz @eleis G%ilenbabn.
Die tirseft, rai@ete unb uab bette &pute
amil9en Dem SNen u. @eten.
Dae 8abnbet 1T nit Sieiuen 0ussslest unt
~ eanali@ frei peu Staub.
Bel anlunft Der palaSiersuse Sru, @tiieu,
am unien Depct. Yittaburs, sebtn I'M tas-
li&e 3ise as. mic foIat: .-
@@ntQtr Ve0sua 800 gcrm., Sonntaas
9pnniaes aueeenpmmen ; Vittsbur9b uno erie
ppi3ue LAO Nahm., Scnntass pusssncmmsn
philadelphia Grpnt3ug 4.45 Nadm. Sonntase
ausgenpmmen, tur@ ubne @aesnpet1el mad
5urriebureb, Ybilaselpbia unb Stem yort (iits,
AQentomn) nit h~iretter yerbiutuns fur att
Neu. Gualanb. @tdpte unb Wa1tina.rn 0ity.
Dies 1T bic ein3ise &pute. auf msl&er Ya0a.
eitre, bic Gairu UNI 200 Gcrm.. Spunatenb,
0uincY. nm 800 Ma@m. 9pnnabenb, Gbiraer
um $50 Na1nt. Sonnabeno, Snpianapplis um
500 Natn. @onnatenes, 5eFerIonpiQe I'M
FPS Na&m. @snnabens serlaGen. brett mad
DltltGen @tdbten burtseber une anfcmmen q
Sthnoen opr 3u9en anberer Nputen, $
Y Gle9ante @@lafwdgen linb bel kuen Na4t3i.
gen. @epap uirb bei&einiet bur@ unb frei be.
%tSresrt. padase 1tts 70 niterie wie auf anetru
Nout,n. 3. @. Wminncr.
@eueral-xidet Neent, philadelphia,
5:sts&e&15'# .-i SO. $. 9pImes,
y. ~ Sen. paNaaier Asent, &bieasr.
:. Z. 4imtau. Gen. Met.- M0ifent.
OfRee-Dietropolitan 8lof, Gbicaer,
az Sobn 3. McNuifer, N9t.,
ct. Yaul, Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27
1gG ifi s,gab britt,
hs9 A8. @ei8.. inaf ~

- abin0t on-9 ira &c. obtre 5 u1e,
st.iis 8 i ct. paul. Minn.
= . ,nsbar fir ben bistertseu 3u,pru@ besbrtR9
prr unterettnets, BEN beuti@en pubtilum III
Ninnsiota an3ujetBea. ea6 sr (eine Qifefabristn
sesrsrDB.rteu, Mabtatein ieinem neuen 9tetnse.
tIuee eingeri&teteb bal. unb il i'm @tanbe, lelue
Runben nit Fem a4eeunein beliebtem
54h rs Nreuaium sGffa aatA
~ serieben. aGinfa&sr iepis Doppsl.G iFetRins
ne. g q ZEN !; I'd, H|s' q en.s %,:;ls =, .e !s,,, -, !, ). !,
pun 0uutfenn. 'uunb anbernGrt&ten, iunb II pun seu,
pralil&en Gbemiier u. &sb piNen14afIid nm,
ter1u&t. Derltlbe fanb ibn 1oQfouau.en : eta. y.
empFeblt Jpn auf's BeRelum Jamilieneebyau@.
SO. M { a.
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Serltn u. 9pyll.-Sn cer beutlz
cen Sisune per Marils. Gpmmtllipn pe5
Observation-Disclosures mayeu IN Geuretung
Der Nesisruno &c 80. y. Slsmard. y.
Wrpn uno y. SahmaEn ouweleno. 5err
y. Sismarf erfllr!e : Na1 rer in Der
1bronrepe ssmahten Gerbeteuns weype
ba.p cine 9prlase iitsr bic %&risestclten
erfolssn sualet1 nit cem Nadmsi5 lter
Ole yiptbnenpi8teit Der Srteafubruns pbne
Observation-Disclosures uno nit rerOars
ltel!unS Der YSlferre1tliHen Sabla9e.
gSeitu ertl11te per Wtniltsrpraltcent
Die Neg -ruta ala Diitbeliser Der psr<
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pt9feit lnD let eebbalh m!tO sitsryei9
in Gin Giupsrnebmen g"etreten; ie bphe,
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fen6 f5nne Der &anDtas cine %tepeutenpe
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men werpen." sic millle millen I'M
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posr l,ur e;asn Sbtil ps0elten eritrebe ?
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runs ps1langs Die Strsde ;wtihsn 9Olte,
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bealtmptten.
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tit spn Dem SDnis bon Portugal Der
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ssr rsllelben scltattst wcrcen
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