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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-23
White and Black.

A Washington letter 10 the New York
cypress says that, when the Clerk of the
Senate had finished reading the veto mes
sage, It was loudly applauded by the ,ohite
galleries and hissed by the negroes. The
President of the Senate ordered the ehHe
galleries TO be cleared, but the blacks were
not molested. The negro has become Il
privileged character about the balls of
Congress.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-23
FOR SALE.

NOW FOR SALE, AT PERRYSBTRG,
Ohio, the NEW STANE AND HEADING FAC
TORY with all it's Machinery and Fixtures in
complete and perfect order Also a lot of STAVE-
BOLTS aud Manufactured srANEs and HEAD
ING
All will be sold at very low figure for CASH
Address, A. STRAIN, PeTysburg, Ohio.
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The Chicago Tsmes says of the President;
patriots viii rally around him. As the
leader of the real Union party of the eoun-
try, he will have the masses of the Ameri-
can people at his back. We repeat, let the
radicals get out of the way"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-23

VEGETABLE IvoRY.-The manufacture of
buttons from vegetable ivory" so success
fully carried onat Naugatuck, is TO be at
tempted, in smaller way. at Springfield,
Mass. where a firm are putting up the ma
chinery for that purpose. They intend to
turn ont about one hundred gross per day.
and to employ thirty hands. The material
for the buttons is obtained in New Grenada.
and is nut, soft at first. but which hardens
with age. Ii looks like ivory, and is about
as hard and solid. The price of the crude
article is now about seven cents per pound
IL used to be thirteen,
At Staufierstown. Franklin County. Pa.
the other day, little girl named Eherly
swallowed button while at school, and
was almost Instantly choked TO death
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-23
Bidding for a Prcncher.

st. Clairsville and Steubenvillc have had
a gay time in bidding for a preacher. The
Gazette says of the lively affair; t.
st. Clairsville was giving Rev. Campbell
a salary of seven hundred dollars, Steu-
benville sent word that we must do better
than that or they would give him a call.
st. Clairsville, by unanimous vote raised
it to one thousand dollars. Steubenville
went that and two hundred dollars better,
and threw in the parsonage as a elincher.
Steubenville won.
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The Cleveland Plain Dealer says that
'Postmasters, Collectors of Internal Reye-
nue., and all manner of Ofllee-holders are
notified by President JOHNSON that they
must endorse hS position or be deprived of
their heads" and invites the special atten-
tion of the Federal offiCe-holders in that
city and elsewhere TO this significant fact.
IL would be well for somebody 10 heed the
suggestion. Look out for the guillotine
IN A PREDICAMENT.-The Cleveland Her
dld CRepublican) is in predicament over
the Presidents veto. 1t would like TO Op-
pose the veto but to do so would deprive
the editor of the Post-ofiee, and it fears to
justify the veto lest it should lose Aboli-
tion patronage. s.I
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shall he paid 70 the stockholders until a surplus
shall be attained and reserved sufficient 20 provide
for all their risks and liabilities, which surplus
Al qfpcL
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Office, 81 West Third Street,
OPPOSITE MASONIC TEMPLE,
CINCINNATI, o.

i HE NECESSITY FOR A RESPONSE
HLE Home Life Insurance Company has long
been felt throughout the Great West
Millions Of dollars are annually sent from the
West to East 'th Insurance Com 6nios there 10 re-
main until called tor by the death OF the policy
holders Vast sums are thus aggregated annually,
aud held thousands OF miles awav. deposited In the
ha IDS ui strange which migllt he securely and
Drontahly INV lS1ED AT HOME, by men OF we'll
NnOwn integrity prudence and sound Judgment.
The West has 10 far progressed in the march Of
Improvement as - be iully able ~ anor all the IA
ciliteS Adya 1tages and security Of Life Insurance
without the aid OF Eastern capital. or Eastern
business talent; and 10 this end The nroDretors of
the Western Life Insurance Company have or
gauized, and present 20 the Western and Southern
public a Home Institution,
The rates Of premium ofthis Company will he
found
The Lowest, Most Advantage GUS
aud Best.
Of any Life Insurance COMPANY in existence. No
deductions ~ death. If man insure for ten thou
saud dollars his heirs " IN ten thousand dollars
at his death Without draw backs or delay No in.
tcteSt TO be paid on notes: and cash premiums
tW sntv-nye per cent less than those OF the note
system, No partnership liability
STOCKHOLDERS AND MANAGERS.
The stockholders and Managers are your neigh.
hors. whom you have known for wears and in
whom you can Tepose confidence. Their names arc
guarantee for
PERMANENCI sECU RfTY AND SUCCESS.
Read them, and you " III acknowledge this
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ADDITIONAL SECURITY.

In addition to the security Afforded By their cash
capital the Company has resolved that no dividend
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Amasfments.
OPERA-HOUsE.-

,. Va. & ". m. TURNER.
Proprietors and Managers.
u. " WnIGnE, StnHe Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-31
THE LITERARY CONSTELLATION.

This association, comprising Al present fty
bers Its ninth literary and musical scres Irving
HAN. last evening the exercises Included orstiopa
essays and declamatons and introduced Messrs. spn
garon. Blu meDstei Friedlander Sink Cohen and IAu
terbach who all produced less favorable In
preston. Mr. Blumsnste discoursed the subject al
Jewish Arstocracyn and treated the theme WITH
ability and eloqucnces Mr.. Sink expstiascd somswhaa
loudly I" True Greatness and Mr. Lauterbach whose
advocacy Of tho advantages Of matrmony was q tribe
bombaslc. and Interpreted with most tragfcal
~, heartily applAuded and He'd ut the close OF
speech which, with the two specified above constituted
the better features Of the programme The monssony
Of the exercises relieved by the piano performances
NJ s Fnedenrich and the vocazipa Of Miss 0ersruds
Frsnkau, en- accomplished amateur. AT the concIusiDn
Of the literary portion OF the entertainment the hail
and participated in through the night by very large and
brilliant audience.
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centrated around the great northern Power.
The old party in Prussia, Austria and elsewhere
may have enough vitality 70 make one
more fight but another war will only make
more clear the pre-eminence and power Of Prus-
STA. Preponderance in Germany at the expense
of all minor sovereigntes is the future Of this
Power, and has been since Francis III ex-
changed the title Of Emperor Of Germany for
that Of Emperor Of Austria. Defeated once in
the attempt to establish German confedera-
ton with herself at the head, Prussia has now
succeeded and has even carried the idea fur
ther; and every new struggle against her will
only afford her q new occasion to advance her
interests and establish her supremacy on more
positive bases. The present disaffection Of the
people Of Frankfort and of Hanover are acct
dental discords only. Peoples that have
learned to be quiet under almost
every government will be at least
as quiet under Prussia Is under any
other; and as the advantages, commercial and
legal, of uniform government for q whole
natural division Of country are seen, the
people will become as good Prussians in
Hanover, Hesse. Nassau and Frankfort now a.
they will in Saxony and Bavaria by and by.
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sax FRlNci-~o. Oct 20 1874
An Arizona leder, dated October IL. says scouting
party from " or; Mcdowell killed ana w.andes hlteep
male Isdssnssad captured two salsw. and chd
dren.
h.sa'eA barrels c q, saf 'sclye .Asssapa. s9ssd4 q
b<lSL
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lean loan into government stock, and especially
to provide for unforeseen evenh
The question Is at present agitated through.
out France of such reform OF the French mill-
tary system as would largely increase the armv
(and the navy as welD, and fully restore 10 The
empire It's preponderating force among the ns-
tons Of Europe. Such loan as the Duke de-
Pesigny proposes would push vigorously for
ward TO completion the reorganization and the
rearIning Of both land and sea forces. This
process OF reorganization and rearming il
already assuming formidable proportions. All
the resources of modern science are to be- ex-
hausted in the Improvement Of weapons and
engines Of war. Thus ut Toulon each Of ths
new vessels Is to have powerful RAM and
their cannon especially those on the Revanehe,
Hre enormous. An experiment has Just been
successfully made at Toulon of method in
vented by an inhabitant OF Lyons for the pre-
servation Of iron-clads. BY means of galvanism
the iron plating is thoroughly coated vita cop
per, varying from line to half line In thick
ness, before being put in position, 50 thatsthe
entire armor is perfectly insulated from tho
Together with the question Of the loan, which
is in part intended TO- defray the expenses Of
many an experiment like this, the French gov
eminent is bound to study other questions Of
urgency-the probabilities Of its immediate
future and the all-important question Of it,
foreign alliances as modified by recent events
Particularly il must defend with jealous caro-
Its dynastic interests and its own Theory Of the
balance Of power against the aggressive in
Anence OF Bismarck, even If it shall become
necessary to interfere forcbly with the present
alliance between Prussia and Italy.
REJECTED ADDRESSES copperhead or
gans of the North have recently been render
ing themselves ridiculous by volunteering
advice to the non-represented States in rela-
ton to the proposed constitutional amend
ments. "Reject the amendments they say.
"and we will stand by you" The Southern
ers are not disposed to take this advice in good
part They bluntly tell the Northern copper
heads that, while they are ready enough to, use
them, they do not trust them. A Texas. paper
says of these allies -" They deserted No
South and the truth at the Charleston COnven-
ton in 1860 tor the sake Of Office: they fought
against the South and in favor Of radical abo-
litionism during the war for the sake Of ONCE;
and yet, after all their hypocrisies and an
their dishoDor, they were distrusted during
the war, and are distrusted STILL A Miasis.
sippi paper says -" The South will take her
own course In relation TO these amendments,
and II she rejects them, as she NO doubt will,
it will not be because of the advice Of meD
who have been to her more .reacherous than
the radicals Of the North
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The NEw FRENCH LoAN.--Frem the time
when Mr.. Fialin frat attached himself to
the fortunes OF Prince Louis Napoleon until
now, when be is Duke, de Persigny, by crea-
ton Of Napoleon ILL.,. he has always been able
to forcshadow the policy Of his friend and mas
ter. We must therefore give a certain i'm
poriance TO the rimor copied by the HERALD
from the Independence Of Brussels, TO the effect
that the Duke has submitted 10 the Emperor
q memorial containing several suggestions as
to the policy demanded ny the actual siste OF
affairs in Europe, and particularly by the
fresh complications which are likely to arise
out Of recent events on the Continent. Among
these suggestions the Duke de Persigny pro-
poses y new loan Of milhsrd of francs (lorty
milliors sterling, or two hundred million dol
Iars), and IL IL said thai General Fleary and
Baron HsussmaaD approve the scheme and
have recommended II tn the Emperor.
The Duke de Persigny does nat sSpesr very
weu satisfied with the line Of poliky pursued
by the French government. However, ~ q
pacific policy seems. Cor The prcssni 81 least. 70
have been determined upon-p'trhaps not The
policy which he would himsclffAsve preferred
a. most favorable Ia the int fvsts OF the i'm
perisl dyuasiy-he insists ., lthc necessity Of
doing something at once that shalI quicken and
develop the internal material prosperity Of
France by way o. compensation Tor what he
intimaies might have been done TO promote
it, external glory aud, power. lie therefore
proposes an immense loan, 70 he devosrd TO
public works which may benefit and enrich
the country. relieve %c sufferers by the recent
foundations and sapply The poor with profit
able employment, These are mainly The osten.
sble objects cf/he proposed loan Of mil.
lard.
But this vest sum wsuld include hundred
millions TN the conversion Of muskeis. The
rsst wou'd be used not only for the purposes
1 algsaaNRsaIipnsaA AuAsse " caaysrI ,ha Ysx;
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TVS OFFICIAL VOTE Of stnxsvlvlsa.

Hspss1~- irra ~ Oct -, ls6s
A ietfer from the SsvrctrSy ~ The COMMONWEALTH
state. that thu following u a 4 complete esels
Governor
.eay WIS
Clymcr ........,... 2v0.0os
Ccsry majority.
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cvershadows al feeling Of political hostility,
all bitterness, all petty animosties. In sympa-
thy for the keen suffering Of the father the
career Of the statesman il forgotten. Those
who sustained and those who opposed him in
public life unite now in common bond OF
sympathy with his private sorrows.
The American people, Ii may be said, are
intense in their political loves and hatreds,
vehement alike in their adulation and their de-
nunciation Of political friends or foes; but they
are always magnanimous. Their hostility to
the politician never extends to the man, and
we have no doubt that the telegram which an
nounced the desth Of Miss Fannie Seward-the
latest afiiiction which has beiallen the Secre-
tary Of State-was read in every household
throughout the country with feelings Of the
deepest sympathy for the venerable statesman
in his great bereavement
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NEW YORK HERALD.

NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
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SAN FRANCISCO MINsrRELs. 5sJ Broadway. opposite
The Metropolitan Hote-IN rHxrR ErHlorIAS ENrTRrAus
uxrrs, SiSaIN0, DANCING BuRLEsoUEs PEcTRA,
SHADES PHANr0M ILLUSIONS.
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WITH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE, Nos. . and West
rwenty-feurth street-BUpwORrH's MNsrRELs srgorIAN
HiNsrIuusr BALLADS. BURLxsouxs. IL. ST GEORGE AM
rus DRA0oN.
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DODwORTH's HALL. SOC Observation-Disclosures II Aarz
Will PSKroRM MIRAcLEa
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY sis Broadway. =
IscrUREs oxY-HvDsocFH MICROSCOPES twice
daily HEAg Ars Riosr AK OF PRossr Open from
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KKLLY Icons GREAr WESTERN MTNSTRELS
10 BroAdway--IN THEIR SoNcs DANCES EccxsrRrcrIns
kc--LADx ORDHRLY's SKcREr sR..
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BROoKLYN ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-FRrsca orsaA-
MIDSUMMER NfaHI's DREAM.
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BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway. near Broome
strset--LrrrLE BAREFOOT.
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NEW YORK THEATRE Broadway opposite New YORK
Hote..-WAR TO THE KnFR--4ADT AuDLkr's SECRET.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

Volume xxxI..... ....~..........~..N.. sot
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2oi Bowerv.--comc
vocAlIsA-NKGRo MINsTRKLsy BALLEr DlvERrfssEMKSr.
Ac-Ns0sT Ri0Hr. Matinee At ! Clock.
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CHARLEY WHITES COMBINATION TROUPE .
Hechancs' Hall. 472 Brosdway-IS VARIETY LIcx'
ksD LAucnAsLs EsTxRrAINnSsTs coErs Ok BALLET. &C
fux
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sFAvEKS OPERA HOLsH, wElismsburg--Iaiss
Qvnx-Rocu.srn. KsocxIsss DANCING MAp--sHApov
RAHr0NpmR 10.
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H0oTRvs OPER HOUSE Rrooslvn -ErHiopiAx Mrx-
srxrrsY. BALLADS. BURLYsouHs PANroMINrs
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10
Sic 2uIaiiuna BON Colorado.

DaB Saus bat am Gcnnsrfaa, fat pbne Getats
te nnb cbne ale rsitern llmitdnes bic Btl oss Ses
mats fir Die 3ulo6uns tes Serriicrinms Sclcrasc
poiirt. Wan slautt, Dap Der Yrdioent lie 8ia
nit 1einsm @eto belsssn riro. Gin Seritcrium,
oaS tlos cine SaneppQ Ginmrbnsr 5Gblt, ,ur gSurs
&c zines Staates AZ erbeben, tlos INN j,rsi ~racifals
Stimnsn i'm Senate ju efbalten, Sas 1T eenn bod
etn gar IN itarfsr @eraltifreih. Geltit Die Stem
Dcifer Ntenbyitung, Die icnft INNER nit Den Gas
cifalsn Dur4 bid uno riinn se6t, fnsst csnn bod
oies Stid su fart; ie iast:
uGclcrabc BAT faum balls 10 rtel @tnirrlner trie
bic fGrfftspSlferte gBaro Der Stabt Stem Osrf.
Gteie Gin,rcbner bsfnasn fh auf einem fleinsn
Stsil zines ElaAenraums, Der 10 srcb 1T, ME ale
flsinen eeut1den &cnisreihe Bulamnen sencmuen.
Ser arSBte 8beil bes @ebistss 1T nod niht einmal
erfcriGt. 8cn einem tsioncern, fefteariinceten,
siasntbamlihsn Sclfslstsn in @rlcrabo 1T nod gar
feline @eos. Sic 8sprlfcruns ihranft nod BON
Satr Su Sabr Fin unb Der, is nab Den Tluetnatics
men Ger 0teinuns cariitsr, rb fh bic an Sites
Eeaf aefunhenen @clcsr3e nit 9crtbeil crtrabirsn
lanen deer niht. Sic Gin.pcbnerSatl, %anitatt Bus
,unsbmen, bat Hh In Den lssten crsi Subren tsSsus
teno psrrinsst. 9as sanss Ssrritorium 1T cine
fimmsrlide Gerensens Der Stem 9crfer Mau
street uno Ger fleinsn 9anbsls1aets am Wiiiicuri.
Bum Staate slew 9ort psrbdlt es ih = niht b'rar
an GruneHade, wcbl ater an 8scSlferums uno
9eoentin9, mic Walced cber 6ci'
fen 6cnburs Su 4rsuben. limb satsi bdnat Die
Sraoe, ct es jemals 5u irSeno trelber 9eo.utun9
ais Ber9tauitaat s~elanaen fam, rod rrui9 ron
Cen Spribritten al, relde tis gEifTsnidaft in Der
Bsbaneluns Der idmefstbal,ise gr,e MAIDEN piro,
IN melden hA bas bortsefunpsne Sob pertiret."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10
Sas gauge Cabinet gegen ben &econiruttiots'
Elatt der Ssacpbiner.

Gs 1ilft ben Sacctintrn i'm @rnarsfe nihts -
fe taben IN ibrem uetermuihe BEN &alnpf NIT Gem
YraFesrten anaetnnten une II" risicnt Sample
nernen ie eas Spiel ~pstliersn mno auf DEN &iiden
au lissen fcmmsn. SIR %neusfisr Msecniruetipnss
4lan, Ger linen aus Der Ginte bslien irlte, brinSt fe
nur nod tiefer In Die Patihe!
Sim Gisnfaa tsrisf Der qrGfibent bas Cabinet
3uiammsn, UNI BON lsinsn centituticnsnsn Ratbz
aetern einen Wieinnna sausorud in BstrsT ees ne1s
en- &sscnirueticns >4lanes oes Binfbsbner Com.
mittses su e~rbielen. @tne intere1ante uno lsbbafte
9slprthuna erfrlate. Seraro eflarts iih eans
eniihieeen uno naheriidlih seesn DEN 9lan unb
tanten nes SIeens. Sbm fclste MeGullch;
aud er etlarte fA entiaisben ssssn ben 4lan unb
fir BE 9luefGtruna Der 4plitif hes 4rdiieentsn
nurh tie 3ulafuns Der lcralsn @spraientantsn
tes SIcena.
unb Damn fam Stantcn ia Stantcn CT
trar %erfrsut. has Der grdinsnt bic @ade cor has
Gabinet 8ebraHt unb ~erflirte f4 gang entlttseen
8ssen Zen plan unb fir Die politit bes prdiipen,
ten. gten 10 entIdieeen uno aani In b~erisltsn
@ihtuns ipraa fa @eItes. Der Mariueiarstdr
aus. 9arlan, fer seeretGr oss Snnsrn, mar
Suridbalteno; CT Bate feline Meinuus. Generat
YOfmeitsr Sennifon erfldrts fh fir bic Ycli,
tit Zee Yrd1psntsn, Bate ater in 8strsf Der icfcr,
tissn 3ala1uns Der Ianlihen &epriientanten einisc
3peifsl. Ser General Mnralt gpsso mar ntht
a~nrsienb.
Mls ale seiprrhsn battsn, ersrif prafoent Sotns
fon bas gBcrt; CT tsfdmpfte nit Nahbruf Den
@secnfrueticnss plan Der 8dnfSetner Committee
nno erfldrte iid fir Die unbeeinste 3ulu1nns ansr
loralen &eprGisntantsn bes Sioens. Gr beftann
barauf, baB unter Der Contribution fsin Steat lsis
nr slsthen &ehte int gsnaie terautt lrerben hlrfs
unb oaS genatcrrn unb Nsprdientanten icfcrt su=
aelaisn rerben Icuten ,rie, ee @eiek uno Gcnifitu.
ticn porlhrsiten. Ct mar fir bas irsnae 0sl6als
ten an Der Contribution ME ie # unb %bsuerfts, nahs
Fem mir unter bisier @cnfitnttun BE furatbare &c.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10
Sic 6efanaennabmepcnS Self. Dauis,

Ote 8efanssnmabms BON Self. Dasis.
- Oas 8risasamt bat rem @cnsreiis auf neTsn
griuhsn Die @insslnbsitsn Der 8srbaftuns ron Sefs
fsrlcn Sapis mitsstbsilt. Gisislten baten inip.
fern Gin biforiihss Sntsrsfs, ais Der u~nislise Yars
tsi9ab buritsr gar mannisfads Gntfsaurs ssbraht
fat. Sic 8elbaftsten raren SsHsricn 9auis netR
Srau nno pier Sinoern, S. s. &easan, Or. Gsnss
raj, 8cameifer, bic Sterften 6arriicn unb CUBS
bcf, Nojuantsn RON Gapis, 9. 81. 9a~rrifpn, 9a.
uis' 9ripatisfrstdr, Wtuj. MauranS, @aritan gRCo,
rp, 3isut. ISatbarap, Ssf. SctsQ, Mdeitirman
Der conf. Harp, uno II Sclbatsn. Sernsr Urdul.
M. Sopsa, Sbmsisr Der Mao. Gapis unb meb,
rers ihmarSe uno msiBs Sisnsrinnen. Ste,f Yrit.
darb iaste uHIs i'd aus Dem Eager suridfsbrte,
purbe i'd bon einem Der @efangsnen (Sacis) ana
asrenet, meldsr mid frus, Of ih Der tsfsblissnee
Sii,isr Der Buncestrurpsn iei. Nuf msine be,
iabsnps 9lnttrcrt isuts i'd an i'm ts Brass, ME
i'd i'm nsnnsn icue, ipCrauf CT e~rlribsrts, eas ibnt
cas gine,lsi iei. Sd iaste bann, DAP er Sapis
Beige unb mad fur,em 8eiinnen sab sr al, nab oas
isin Same isi. Surg barauf ettct fh Oapis In
lpa6rpaft fSnislihsr Wiroe uno risf aus SD
CLAUDE, Dap Sic &c als cine Sbat Der Sapfsrfsit ans
ishsn, einsn Mnsrif auf pertbsioiaunselcis Brausn
uno &ineer ssmadt su babsn es III Gistffabl. es
1T 8anhalismus." @cn elmer rsitlihsn 8srflsis
suns ees Srn. Sapis 1T In Dem Berihts fsins 8e,
Be unb hislslte 1T aud ppbl cbne 3rsifel cine lssrs
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