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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-30

EFFECTs OF SUNDAY DRINKING.-Yes-
terday afternoon, party of Germans got into a
VOLTS farm, in the upper part of the Tive itieth
Ward. They Quarrelled about the European
question. and from words the dsputants got to
blows. During the melee Mr.. T. Limbach was
taken to his residence, in Thirtieth belo Poplar
street. No arrests we're made.
Yesterday afternoon was also made the occa-
sion of disturbance at the Schuylkill Falls
Park. The place is rented and kept by Mr.
Baltzer Lager. A party of Germans, who were
out there for pleasure, got little "high," and
made an assault upon William Adams, ward
constable, who keeps law and order in the
Park, beating him and cutting him in the head
with beer mug, besides using chair on him.
No arrests were made.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-30
GREAr CAsE or AnsoN Ann L

GREAT CAsE OF ARSON AND LARCENY.
There were q number OF persons arrested
within the past few DAYS for being concerned In
rCbbIDg the mills at Ffanktord, SO lately the
scene of a disastrous conAsgration. The police
Tor some time past had suspicion that there
was systematic plan of robbery going on at
the mills both before and after the burning. Last
Friday night their attention was called TO a light
wagon thst appeared to be heavily loaded. She
parity broke down at the corner OF Paul and
Church Streets in Frankford, and the police found
from the ruins Of the mill. Henry Wall, who
had charge Of the wagon at the time, was
arrested.
Margaret Blakelv, keeping a dry goods store
No. 1885 Germantown avenue, was arrested
next morning. Her store was searched under
warrant, and quantities Of goods that had never
been put into the market were found, .mount-
ing TO over four thousand yards. The goods
were taken to the Station House Of that ward.
Margaret Blakely informed on J. Chandler and
William Fairhurst, two watchmen who we're
nployed at the mill, AS being implicated in the
robbery OF the place.
After they found they had been informed
against they both coz fessed, and after a pre-
llminary hearing one of them informed on q
man by the name of John Connor, employed as
boss or foreman in the factory. On searching
Connor's house, goods that had been taken from
the works were found. On being confronted
with this conclusive evidence, COnnor also con-
tessed, and was committed by Alderman Holmes
Henry Wall was held in $4,000 bail to answer
Margaret Blakely was held In $4,000 to ans wer
and William Fairhurst and J. Chandler, being
charged with arson we're committed. Itappears
that the robbery had been going on for some
time, and the band OF thieves worked in con-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-30

COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES Z $40 and 5-2C
wanted. DE Haven &C. Brother, No 40 S. Third st.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-30

SWEET OPoPoNAx New Perfume from Mexico
The only fashionable Perfume and ladies' delight.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-02
{ Proprietor.
WHOLE NO. GAS.

breast. And the scene at the cor
ner of the dirty little street, on a
wet December night, came back
to me, and l saw my policeman
one more"
at is you," I said, Sand you
have saved my child from such an
awful death.
'And what did you save me
and mine from?" he said, with
tears in bis eyes. "Starvation,
ruin, utter degradation. / should
have been a felon and my dear
ones paupers, this night, but for
you. ! have not paid the debt
| never can; but when | heard
that it was your child that lay at
the top of the burning building, 1
prayed that ! might save it, and /
know God heard me-" !
"And then he told me what had
brought him to the neighborhood
on that night of all others in the
year.
81 had lost all, for I was not in
sured, but he was prosperous and
stood by me like a brother; nursed
me through my illness, and loaned
me money for a new start in life,
so that in a little while things
grew bright again, and here I am,
you see, as comfortable as most
people,"
"And the policeman" I asked.
ellis hair is as white as my own,"
said the old man; "and my daugh-
ter, the little one he saved that
night, is married to his son"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-02
VOL. lS---N0. %.
TERMS.
ffably in adrance.

sfabty in adrance.
sr Single copies, Ter Gents eaca
.. e5P Advertisements inserted at One Dollar
per square Of Ten Lines or less for the first
insertion; Fifty Cents for each continuance
~ 0F A liberal deduction will be made to
persons advertising for three, six, nine, OF
twelve months. H
& OF Obituaries and calls on candidates
Fifty Gents per square.
The privilege of yearly advertisers Is
strictly limited to their own immediate and
regular business and the business of an ad-
vertising firm is not considered as including
that of its individual IN embers. 0TNo de-
Walton from these terms under any circum-
stances
OF Ad yertisements not marked with the
number of insertions when handed in, will be
continued until ordered out, and payment
exacted.
0-T No advertisement inserted gratuitously
sPe Advertisements of an abusive nature
will not be inserted at any price.
tDe Announcing candidates Five Dollars,
to be paid in advance in every case.
G Job Printing of all kinds neatly
done. on New Type, and on as reasonable
terms as any office in Tennessee.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-02

House-fies may be efectually
destroyed without the use of poison
Take a tablespoonful of black pep.
per in powder, one teaspoonful OF
brown sugar and one of cream;
mix them well together, and place
them in the room on a plate,
where the flies are troublesome,
and they will soon disappear.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-02
Indian Names.

A friend hands to us for publ.
cation the following list of In
dian names, as pronounced and
translated by James Formau, a
Cherokee, now living. 1t will be
noticed that this Interpretation of
several of the words differ from
that usually given. As a matter
of curious history, it would be In
teresting to know the definition of
these, and numerous other Indian
names, now in use in this section
OF the country, and we would be-
pleased to have those in possession
of reliable information upon this
subject, to make it public through
these columns. Asageneral thing
there is striking appropriateness
in all Indian names, and the cor
rectness of an Interpretation, not
possessing this property, may just.
ly be questioned:
Oostanaula-The mother of wa
ter. 5< rr.-+fsf ;s,s
Etoeca-Muddy bottom. ca
Goosa-The rifle of the water.
Armwchss-Clear water.
Cosaaoattee-Swift and slow wa
ter. sHi-o ~.
Hiacassee-Swift water running
over rocks. 1 vi
Z Chattahoochee-Water flowing
fast.
.Isnnessee-The big spoon.
Squatuza-Rome, so-called.
Massassippi-Long winding riv,
er. a =
Ohio-High water.
Alabama-Place of rest.
1alladega-Way down yonder.
1isscasmbia-Pm going visiting,
TassoalooSa-High banks.
! Tuskeegee-An Indian village.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-02
Te,tlple uf The aaasss.
THE RAIN.

4 nc esluooie Heius are pdrcnlnS not and dry,
The mead is crisp with stern Soils torrid rays;
q, For weeks upon the hill his piercing eye
Has met grave Ceres shrinking from his gaze.
The flower that lonely skirts the forest beat,
Theyellow fox-gloye wild the pheasant's wing,
Now droops and willis with drouth and overhead
The hermit thrush forgets at eve to sing
But lol along the blank. northwestern sky,
A threatning mass looms up TO meet thesun-
Withlightnings streaked the purple head mounts
high,
= And distant belches forth its thunder gun
With forks Of living fire the cloud is wrought,
The air is rent afar with peal on peal,
The winds break forth with fragrant GOODNESS
frSught,
Athwart the sky the sudden raindrops steal.
Its pleading palms now every tree holds up,
To catch the welcome drops that struggle
first;
Low shrubs and fsmished weeds the moisture
81 sup, .s-
That trickles music to the ground athirst.
The browning grass takes in one joyful draught
The corn revives and feels itself again,
The herbs, and roots, and flowers, SO long un-
quaffcd,
sss Give forth their sweetest smells to greet the
rain.
Now every warbler's throat's in blissful tune,
And brisk, bright wings are busy 'mong the
-ssz,zl leaves sr
The song swells on the air graceful boon,
And with the rainbow fragrance sweetly
weaves.
The evening hour shuts in rosy beam,
The sun dips golden down the blue-lined rim
The mist creeps up the winding mountain
.,. stream,
Earth bears unto the skies a grateful hymn.
A song delightful in the chimney jamb,
The home-b brcd cricket sings; the west is
bright,
The night is quiet as a newborn lamb,
Serene above the young moons virgin light
I watch her course adown the far-off hills,
es Behind the trees at first she hides he arch,
The land, with darkly gathering shadow fills,
That stifly marks her low triumphant march.
Beautiful rainl
\ Sowing thy seeds across the plain,
Dropping thy pearls in lone wild places.
Falling on sweet, bright, uptusned faces,
Like honey dew, thou bless d summer rain.
= u
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-02

The Mormons contend that pos
lygamy is in accordance with the
Declaration OF Independence, which
proclaims that the pursuit of hap
piness is an inalienable right.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-02
A song delightful in the chimney lamb.
Samuel Smith of Bristol died on

Tuesday of last week, aged eigh.
ty-eight, and his wife, aged eigh'
ty-six, died the day after. The
couple had been married for six.
ty-seven years, and during the
whole time had been separated on.
ly three nights. The funeral was
observed on Sunday, and they
were both buried in the same
grave. h - .1.l.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-02

It is quite astonishing to per-
'ceive what a very different mortal
a man is, conyersing with . we-
man, from what he is when shold=
ing forth to his brother man,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-02


A manliving village near Mo-
bile attempted to frighten some girls
by wrapping white cloth around
the body and personating ghost.
All ran but one, who pulled out a
revolver and fired six balls, into
the head and body. At the first
shot the ghost fell, but she contin-
ued firing. She then went home
and related the circumstance, and
parties returning to the spot found
life completely extinct, two balls
having penetrated the forehead.
and the other four the region of
the heart. r
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-02

The wheat crop in Indiana is
turning out much better than was
expected--over q half crop is
made in quantity and the quality
is very superior,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-02

In a Massachusetts, county where
the grand jury returned no In
dictments, the hat of the Judge
was stolen before he left the court
room,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-02

biFl9G s!9 1g's gs IS
-s193 easf p sg9ass 3ili
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-28
Der frousbiifde sconiteur bonn

Der frausbfilbe Nfoniteur bonn s.
Dec. i6reibt ;Sie Soffnnngen, tpelde.
BITE 9inltiee gRenoun1 Der Grei9nilIe altf
Rretd geiDedt bate, fins nidt gang IN;
@rflAnllg gegan9ell.s gtad 8eenbi9iing
oeS QIufltaloes Der Ginoetorenen bob
bereits enc 3cit Der gerubisung ilno
geidni6tigung fur bieieS ungliiflitbe
9ano on, alS Nbenteurer aaer giationen,
Die gum She'll i'm S0niereid 8riedens
LAMB, gum She'll aus Den ebemalieen
SSreiiharen 8aribal0i's onsetporhen,
3uerit ua1 SDra unb bon ba auf f3tnen
grie6ifden Salbelsbampfern mad 8reta
gefomlnen iparen, neue @lemente Der
Mufregung in Die Sniel bra9ten. Sieie
fremoen 8anben baben li9 in BEN gesf
birgieen unb uncultuoirten Sbeiie bes
9anoes feltseiebt unO lib 10 bertbeilt,
eab fiea eine 3eits lang einen @uerilIas
frieg fiibren unb Del, @Qhfamfett Der
tlrfilden Sruppeff Sohn ,ipredet t0n<
nen, sumal % ibnef Don Gpra Rrobiant
Sugefiibrt tOirb. STE 8eb6lferung Ser
Sniel on9eeen bat iid faft iiberaa 9efigt
uilb bon oer. Nulneitie, bic Wlultapba
9alba finger gBeife bat er9eben Iafier,
gebruub 9slnadt; Die 8auern iinO in
.ibre gSobnungen 5uriidgefebrt uno be-
f4afti9en iib in 6rieoen nit Der Serilte-
arbeit. Gtnige 2nfubrer Ses Mufitans
,6es, Die Defenders tart compromittlrt
|,fnb, luden nur nod oas 6elb gu be-
6aupten. Sci ale Dem laBt f9 bod err
iuarten5 Dap eseieler lekfen9tnlt ren9uR0
Der 0febellion, an Der iid Der gefuloe
Sbetis0er fretiideIl 8eb6lferung bur9 :
aus liidt bet6eiligt, niGt gslineen miro,
Die dSniel aberntals in lln9liif un6 Ser !
.oyrben 81 itiirsen, icbt, mo Srieoe una
9tnbe in hiefeibe einsusieben beginner
uno baB bic nereinselten llno i'm 2anct
feline StilBe fnben6en frelnben 8anber
ben &aupEI befen 0lusgang nitbt slpeis
felbdft' fem fann, balb aufgeben iperoea
Spffcrtlirb tuer0en Die tilrfild)eu Bebor-
| ben Dem 8erfabren Der Nfabigung, bad
Fife 6isber berltGnoiger 9Beiie befolg
| babeA, aud fernerbin treu bfeiben. z ~
Sn 8eneoig bat elm 9aufen 9lrbeiter
man iprttbt Don 1900, iid Dor bai
9taotbats bsgeben unb. Broo uno Cir:
belt perlan9t. 9ladlbent oerasSooeltt
Srbeit beriprobsn, eing Der 8olfsbaufel
rubtg auseinan6er. politif9el 8eran'
laIungen rparen ntbt i'm Spiele. 8.
0lue Songfoug finb bierielbit 551!
Sbaler seiuge9angen, bic Die oorti9el
/ Demihen fiira Die SnbaliOeu aus ben
iesten &rieses gefausinelt batten. lIs aa3
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Sine fa,tfe slusrebe.

Sas sGDeuing, Transcript g1udt ben
8erfallf zines 3egerss in 4pnapnlis,
0larBl ;. 10 bar3ulteaeNs Ser .9eeer.
ieb'eines 8ergebens fdulbi9 befllnbeit
iperoen .oaS ibNeine breildbri9e 3udt<
banSitrafe eIngetragen sbaben ipiiroe.
Mberyald Die @itte 6es nnltiaen Mgenten
oes Sreeoren's 8ureau babe Der Nif<
ter gHt,niit5ieer 5Seile ben sShulotgen
uur pasuT berurtbeilt yals Sarmnrbeiter
bic tur;e 3eit bon 3nolt Monqten an
ieinera eigenen Befrejung ,au arbeiten.a
'Nfit fold Suderipailerigen Worten unts
ifreibt rlallllibf bas sSranseript Den
offentlid alf Dem Muftionslpege peraes
nottlplenen 8erfGuf zines MenfAen in
Die SfIabeyei. Das abenblihes goppsr<
beaoblatt 9ing bel Der Polarization feiner
Musreoe 70 baitie 81 Berfe, baB es iii6t
seinsnal Ole ofisieae gerfaufsnotis bes
.Sberiff,s befobe mad tpeldler Der Ger@
Itauf nur anf. 6 Wonate erfolate. @ie
latte es bic Miloe Ses Nidters crit
preilen fonnen; iuenH eS Die 8erfaufse
.ansei9e Sllber oepriift batte,i ID Is rss1,sl
Oes 8nbelS aern freilih miro bon
sbieien 2eAtden adnslif iiberleben;; tie.
fehsn lunb Julien sgar,snibt saBl Ons
S9liinlne nilo gerlperfiid5 DE an Der eatls.
gen SaAe ebell, Der sSerfniif zines Men<
iden lift. Sen, faEbiaell .8iebes mag bic
iaomentane / Gflabenarbeit allf elmer
Sarnl io9ar melt lieberiein als bic Gins.
ipeFrnng inn 3nhtbauie;;S aber Oaraus.
folst nibt, baB fies eilielll SfoatsvefeH,,
oas aaf 9Iei6e 6ehte ;li iebeH bot; ltes
beriein bari. 9erboil Dem Gidters il.
annapolis arl9eOronete 2Sertalf,tit cine
9robe 8erlebung zines natiorlQIen ges
febes nno Der 9an5tn 8edlt sallfdalnne
alleri ciuiliirteH 9latiaHeil .ilillerer Belt.
Sat Der Mgeut oes ssreebrieA's Bureau
(pas mir ilbrieens gansIie esfneifelfl !
gu .eintr leldeH 8srIeknng Der igefeke,
su oeren 9.ufredlthaltung CT bait ges
ratbeH, 70 perhient er Strafe; aber an
Dem berlpsrFi6en 8aftHnt ielblt tpiirOe
bnrd ieiEe DIFFICULT nidt 6as sDfinOeite
geaneert peroeH. a ysa @: IS -
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sstbhbeii, aleaSe,aba

sss ssssnabe G Ii sab etbtpw n, ap. ~
4ieges Snitttilt, Fonae ur6 gIng bsgaiifit, fdEUB
fem Ie$tes Semeiter am 49, SUM- NIT grocer Gbre tb
iptro BE Rlafien rrieSer
am 1iten NDnta8 I'M Septembrra
erSffnen. 80
8rdrb, f1nterrfbtfH hieDrigen 9weigen 5000
SS5ere 9Ipeiee 6fau56fif1 un6 GponiiA, iasEsss
3ei9nen, DaleB II aaiierfar6en, f5e=
6ersei9nungcn urb CelmdIeret SEQ
s3tolienifde HRaleret $40
Dtiiit oiif bent Glapier 20.O0
Guitarre f5.G0
Mnf5mmIinee NIT GifenbabnShgen ftnben Baeen
In GIijabethtopn BET MHtunft Der Cars beim StluB
isber Sttnns nnb 81 ieber 0eit wenn IS eeminidt
pirb, I'M iuhge Gamen Rnb @epdd IN oos 5nftitlt 81
befSr6ern.
I'm nGbere Ausfnnft ipenbs man ii9 an bic Gupes
riorin pon BetbIebem, GIisabetbtown, Rp.
a24 Emit
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-28
b. Oeutfebe
3eiti4riftetI fiji 1867.

Seit Sa5ren babe i'd neben BEN Support beat :
d err I'D meine Mnfmerfiamteif unb Ebatigteit
BEN Be5ug nne Setriebe eutf9 Settf ortiz
ten gepiomet uno Defenders barna9 eetrodtet, eurd
e9eImdBi sc y iorgung berfeiben un6 oaItd
btIligit eefteIite 9retie mir has gertrouen
uaeiner Auitraggsber a. errperbea.. II rgsx#e
gieltaa bel mir etngeeangenen Ra6befteauneen
babsu eenn aud mir ben gsmeS sedefert, baS meme
Beftrebuneen pduiig Anfiane fdaben un6 10 erIoube
i'd mid biermit meipe 2anoseute sur sejdHigeu Sub
cfirtioH FIR 1867 eiasulaben, ibnen Die 8er5erune
aebeno, baB pou uetuer Sette, mad Epie DOR, Ales
sd eebe na1trdgiin EN- gerseidnis Der bier sai g.
bnrften 3eiti9riiten, bemerfe iebo9, oas ale IN
Gsutf9lano eri6eiaeneen. G4tiIten, Bi9er foz
wohl mic Sournate, burd mi9 besoeen wtr=
ben f6nnrn.
GiaciRnqti, 6bio.im 0esemser 1876. 81 .1#
NbiIipp &. Ibeobals,
Sud< un6 Stunt Sanbluns.
gourtbairsl seineinnnti, Ohio.
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6reita9. ben Is. 9selnbrr 1866.
aYDIb sIao Ser SanbeI.

IL. ee-s
Sob faIt Ian9fqtn llno ,ifetig lln0 mi.
benz eblen MletdIIe Sngleid gehepI ale
9ebsnsbeOiirfuiiIe aunlalig Bernnter. Sn
Den Iesten 5iuei lMlonatenbat Elm bemers
tensnertber aIl III Gngros reifeft
ttattgefanOen, aberb as Seruntefgeberii 1T;
aumdli9 eeipeien urO bur6aus nidt un-
eripartet1pI0kIi9 pie anberei @eranbee
runeen, Bic iettfoedt SdlaB 6es 8rteses'
siusetrstsl1. DIE. 9esentpdrtise SaIEen
Der 8reiie .if .nibt bas 3eiultat, bon
spefuIationen ODER unberniinftigen gr>.
tpartungen, fDnoetn es 1T etnfad bas-
rubiSe @AlIsiltf4 eppinseTciener gigeley
senbeiten ii Gle nafhr9eifidBe Balm, aus
ipel6er Der .SEieo nnO ieine 6Olgensoie<
ieIben beraas osprdlg bate. Gs 1T bies
gang natiitlI mad elmer @etbe bon a9i@
tationen, Die Die s8reiie abipedielnO,
baIO melt unftr, bdiD ipeit ibet bas gits
reau elmer ndsiitbdafeen Gaaiase
brad1tsns s5n. BEN gegenwdrtlseH Mfo<
,nent 1T borausiidtlid fein, 8affdlag
gu erlparten. Das Saaerr iuirO tpabr<
iAeinid aImafig anbalten unb balo -
70 bofeH mir iUerisfens-pirb aud, Der
@etail MeSff bon Seniel6sn beeinfubt
tperoen. Sc lit uatlrIi6,, oaB, gerfaufer
aerne Breiie 10 1dn9e ipte noeIi9 auf
boben Stdnbpunfte erbaften, aBer fri!
Der ODER ipater miro aud Der Getail>
Rarft fa .unter bic unbeuslame 9err>
lddft besa sBHulefale Glarttes fIseit
,naien. gsir far imferm xbeil f6nneu
teiuea befliaftiseu @rudS iebcn, tuebf /
bali. bas eoniumirsn6e YpbIitum niat
ben sgertbeil Oes bsseutenOen Qbmeis
6ens pHEr BrEife geHisssn fOuts; 1T ys
bod 70 f6er. fpie Glaen IN Oer Stride,
0ae Ser NetailzSdabier cine etaaiee
Steieerung siofort benusen ipiirOe, UNI
feline Baareu bOber mi Yteiie gu bolten.
- Ser bieIiaeH @orreiponoente Ser
Cincinnati @aSette last Ben g8aoe ss1z
IeoentIi8 ieiner auf bent Banquet gest
hnltenen Heoe iaoel5 O1B ,,er Fd) loiueit
auf feiner Sour 6ur@ ben Sifoen nod
nidt babe babo1 iiberaeneen f5nnen, 6oB
oaS llblide Bolt cine before Bebanos
luna fpie bic, wel9e ber@ ongreB ibnt sal
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8ebimsllsmAem.

Sarper's gReeiIp fir Satr $4.U0. iis
GlHe GTtra drummer, pom a4eetlp Jpie rom Waeas
,ne, wtrs iebem gInb, Der uuf i5f9nmmernsa $500
abcnnirt, gratis perobFclet.
5ebIsnSe NaurHsrm .iSHnsn jsSegsit na6ssIsefsrt
tDQpen. 80 E&&
cine @si5enfoIee aILr slhmthert hsb Sahres com
6orperS Beeflp Ipernen bur erpreb, frei pom nntos
pouftdnriQe Muegnbe, neIn Sabrehnge umfaieHo,
1utfe bel etniefibung ron $50 pro 5Ahtgnnaf NIT
Vadsoblung Der fran povts6oiten uerimtdt peteen.
= lrper s. 8rDtbers,
24Sba ranElin Sqmare 1ep yprt,
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Nlaueereie,. ans karp.,p,,a i.
1@dEMs.s

y .
Ser sesaf6eat bes @otfite's Ssripnri
fer Snbuftries Qlnsl eElung batsoas bieii9e
GentraIcoraite hes BereiiS fir / Die
Raege neripunoeter 5Rrieger "a Der Sen.
0unq alIer aMf Bic gEitffdnnfeif 6es 8ers
ems be5n9IiHen gegenit6tioe:: 3elte,
Characteristics fiih(tlide gIieDmaiien
". /. 10. eilgela0e1. 3 GiH1 befonoerer
&oum fol- su 6iefeiif Suede f1mutliden
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