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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-09
G5errtafisiDers9anen.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Meit Tratt Ctr. SO. 358 unb 3581.
M9eineu aeeSstch G:en,,heE unh beG 93ublifum made
TO 5isrmit bic Gnoeise, oab IL bas cn felt 3sfreu an
bisIe $asc etablirte @eaf tberucareu BABE unb bcs
fSubts Elm reiSaltses Eager cUu @Snen isb Searbea
tetsu Serrentfebern neueer 6oepa 81 Sen Sigen rs<
fen SnrrGtbiS bntten uub aut plGe aaf efes anfers
ttsen toerbe. HGtpfFe fit Sa6ds Gnb SreneHge in alien
Sorten uub 80 orsn WreiisR.
SSeraer eine GustpaPI 5te8euDrre, GtSde &C., cDie
ale In bteies S5a@ e:aiGtasenbsn Mrtttel.
~ GIe SeReluu6sn tpsvhen prcm2t, bsa:S uub tn
MsteFer i5rif ausefertist.
"a q secsfsS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-09
Staat WfarDlanD, @443 .aa
81 Bureau beg Gtuatss sSetretdrs.
gnMappIis. ban SO. Mta. 1866.

fF-- n Q y ., ban So. Nns. 1866.
@a@ri&t wirb biermit Segebct, il, baE,
ba bic @eessebnns in ibrsr Sauuarz@tanS 1865 nuGs
fte9enten SeiGlaB nit Ssnl gcriGlase eins8 lmeabea
neutS 3nr Serainns nnferes StaateS ausenogmen 5at
bsiastss IuIenbement BET ser abI BON gefetg6unss-
GbSerrbneten tretde anr 0foOem6er nGbtin se5a(en
trerbea prb, ben fimnbereti9en WSbler bes @taateS
SUR anna3me pbsr @errsruus unterbretet perben ipI
Sm auftra9e bes @cuSerne,r5 e',.@
s''+ = sos n So. Carter Gtadtsfefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-09

Infanas September fiibren mir wieeer ben
Qeier in Srau Vabl's gGobnung Elm.
Qaptna, ipeIde wdbrene amei Mpnate tn=
auft6rlid .atpif6en 2eben unbs Sob 9eihwett,
bate ben san3en CONNER nStbis sebabt, I'M,
gu genelen, uno mir finoen iie Mnianss Sep.
tember ppllton,men tpieber bergeItellt, pbslei6
mod iebr Ibwad uno matt. ~
S}la inneren 3immer iab 2aotna an einsn,
bntiben lcnnenbelleu Sepenterup.mitta0
balbleseno euf einem &ubeiOpbl, oas Der
Oberft bate binbrin9en laiien
Sbgteidb ibre Waneen weis pie Gbnee tra
ren, uno elm feiner blauer Sing ibre babihe
ieelenrDGen GIgen u,nsab, 70 mar oapina
cCa itGn lpie Elm Sbeal; man bIsb unwlltitr
lid iteber, nm pieIes melandplil6e uno resel4
mdbi9e @elicht Su betra6ten; lie elib in ben,
lufti9en, iueBen Wcrgenanjug einer grI6ei.
nuns ans Der Welt Der Setter, ipelde bier be.
runter sefommen mar, um nod etne Stunoe
iroi19er S9mersen unb Sreueen binme93 93utrdua
men. Sic iiiibte ben Gcpf eegen bic Sopbas
le9ne unb bas reihe i@warse 9aar fiel, tpie Elm
8eiden ber 2rauer, auf bic tpeiEe Tra6t Der
llnidulb In Ippi9en QUden bsrab. 9te !9ano
bate li6 pOr Waoigteit nit Der Nrbeit neben
iib auPS Gppbu nieoeriintsn IaIlen. Sic trar
in tiefe @eoanten periuufen.
3aoina lpar aLlein, als Die 9bire lit Sifnete
uno 9lrtbur eintrat.
Otan benierte an 2apina, ole iie ieiner &c,
pabr tpnroe, eiu leidtes 3ittern uno eren fei.
nen Sarbenme&lel. GS mar oas Gritemal felt
lenem entlesli6sn Absno, no lie benz Oberiten
ibr Sa CAB nnb nit ibm slir Wiutter bereintrat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-09
11sisSss sws ~s&sxtls@ss
g0(tim 0re 10 e6er. "
fessRsesa:bsR ten
GsCbH0ufser gS SEapp.
Neataeuuecn4

0es tgayiess gss.ssE tctst Ia ben stsDt Ssnts
wssrtIiH saBIBas o bic GrSaer, 7eI@e Sdir Ssrdnsa
Ecrtii@ fnS.
Surg bic TSli perIantt: $3.50 fiis HaoHats OSsr
SO iS5rIi5 ia 8creIeaabLHnG.
Das sEoebesbIatt eriGeiHt ieSen sSrettas HuD top
g. 2 ig6rI5 inl s5Crans Safltar.
Wa9 9sutiSIanh reriaabt; 80 iSR-tsS (stnf@Hsslt&
hes ssBgt0l.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-09

ylit 6ieberansfi lpartete Nspa auf bic Rads
tunft beS 8oten. DerIebe bradte oen 8rief
unerbrpden 3arld. Ser Dpftrr tUar in ees
Ma6t abgereiit.
slsoa 9laubte falt ben geritano gu rerliersn,
10 persrpelfelt tpurbe iie; ober Iie bebieIt bas
uolIe 8eruubtiein ibre8 Sdmer3ens uno ibres
linglids.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-04
The Alleged priva,.er Meteor.

The further inquiry into The circumstances conncrisd
Win The attng Of tho alleged priyatesr Meteor
re.ru,ed yesterday morning, In the United states Ds
.f4ct Coar'. before Jadgs Bets
The Hon. Daniel 2 Dickinson, District Attorney;
Samuel - Courtney, ESQ Assistant District Alton -
sin Mcsan Webster and cag appeared 70 condse, Tie
oaa on ils pad Of the government and B.sHrS. Eeani
and C6sais we're counsel Tor The owners q the ship
Jar,es Ford dep0sed 70 two Parrot guns having
,an Loli At LIS store In nrookiyn BY the sseat Of
cslfy \ TO- % tbs 18Th Of January ato soma other
murluns n var
W. q =. wright, who had been previously examined,
rspsmci ~ evidence regards the r'ors srs 30
tween ailssf aud Mr. Carey ca The par, q hsarr. ny
b. re'sress, - The puIaBA-s Of tie het0r NJ C.rsy
o. iei g. s 10 thess refe- a. he ia at think thers
90 az neasy n ne wAli heNiohel. i'yran N,d
iniergieF 9Th Mr. Rogers 70 the fcsssa and
ttls 0pt % 10 Ht.or; he s.is NE ceundesti s,eni
~ che Dclr government here and usnfsf " pur
cha o. arrs steamer for the Cbsan sOvarnfncbt d.
ser's lha -scor 10. him, h. arfeed wh hI'n "a % ne
a.Mcy Il getunF soch yesssi DOT u .hs port % 10.
York; guns board Christmas day, bat dli ~,
know WHISTLER Mr. hos-rx Vas ever on bard a. saD
sequeni Interview M Roger t.i be bsi.s.ed NJ AAo'
tsaa III. gnos 9e@sS y " rs ,.,. 70 ~. y, III
meet the vis~s Of The purchaser
Tho witness examination s'1isd-WAs %
.sse, sses 10 No. "ssssS.s,es on tie sb, ush
Mr.. Mackenbs, bslisyed Mr. Byron lad ten ~ ~
United ssatss army he osiod % vinss sd nla I'd
for ils, ~ god shich he uastd " pr
chase called BIS house GraHd street next DAY 80
gave him i.ss o. four, among them ~ Ns''of. ro'
called merit day 81 his ofos Nth Mr. bois md Cans
ling. lrssfrrd from what they raid thai tsy fsTf-
sentef tho chloan government inferred from ~hai
Rn,ers Nil that l-ae ma haf been smpioyc ~ him
90 NOT knss how uIa inflrmstou came ~ Tie govern.
msnt. n wsa well known that hr Fofts wAs inter -
IN uie hs,eos W hoysu iaay ha's 80 ths.s .i'cs
Irresponsible sousinss iissy sd iber eans fo
MArkssnA
ssuof naekenta rsa called 10 take the s,snf bgi
no, present Ths C0uu tben sd01fns1 " n mofsil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-04
city Intelligence.

TIE Observation-Disclosures IN rsu crrY.-rbare wah
contdeT1ble excitement In the city yesterday upon
tho reception OF tho Presidents proclamation which,
although had for some time been expected By those
fully posted 70 the ntensns Of President johnson
took tho majority OF people perfectly by surprise They
knew that the and that thc States lately
IN revolt be at net very distant day declared
fully reconstructed but thoy hardly prepared for
such a ooupvi main they treated to yesterday
morning whom thoy perised the daily papons OF course
among those who discussed tho proclamation upon steam
boats, tie and at street there some
conf citing and diverse statements and two knock
down arguments but there worry general satisfaction
expressed by all thinking men and even by those who
do not join In political discussions ordinary occasions,
showing that all felt the importance Of the movement
The shipping N the harbor all the United States build
ings including the Sub Treasury and Custom House tho
City Hall buldings some OF tho Newspaper Offices and
many warehouses; hotels b1siness places and residences
displayed tho national coloTs In conmcmoraon OF the
event
AUCTION SALE ov Corros.-A salo Of cotton nj auction
by order Of the government authorities took place Ia
this city yesterday The attendance large. Prices
for Savannah cotton follows, compared with
those realized for the qualities the 81 OF March
Inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-04

Heath-The odge Of the stand comes on level With
the side~ak and the stand covers three feet OF TIE
sidewalk ON the inside Of the cgrbsions there IN
open spa OF eight feet between thai and the inside
Of tho stand this occupied By beef hung up on either
side; could how long this could not say
whether the 2ist OF March last; lady could
pass here without jostliDg against meat
The counsel for butchers wanted TO know whether
me Nuisance.
The attorney for Tho Board said II would DO considered
when hung up In this manner.
Tho stands inside the market the witness continued
ventilated by skylighs and through the hiat doors of
tho outside stands they nearly all enclosed IN the
summer season; about November witness keeps dried
the door, 20 netimes two or three weeks; In
winter the whole sa Is locked up tho Stats are about
three inches In width and placed the sane distance
apart; the rent II paid 10 Mr. Brown, the Market ln-
speoiori The city supposed 70 clean tho main market
the meats on Friday hang pretty close. and when II
strks tho partition stcks out three foot IN summer
there Is kept there II beng taken away by day
hight; could not say that the place had been swept
by the city anthoros tho beef sold there Is good
sound meat ar New York afford.
Several other witnssses examined. who corrobo
rated the main points OF Mr. Thorn after which further
aring was adjourned. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-04
Brooklyn City News.

BEcxrArxu' srmxG-Ths Journeymen brckisy,r
Of Brooklyn struck for higher wages on Monday last
They have heretofore received hre. dollar. por day and
demand three dollars and nfy cenn The Buildsrs
Association recent meeting passed a resolution 10
resist the demands Of the journeymen, bat upwards
OF thirty builders have been forced 70 sccods 70 The
strike on account % urgent contract which
BE- finished a. per sgrccment aftsr the completion n
which hey VIII adhere 70 their society resolution The
whoIe affair N being quietly conducted Eanerous capt.
f9fn interested w building houses have combined and
agreed not 70 fnvest another dollar untn mechanics
more moderate In their demands for labor.
srwxs Aso-o esz<srosvr sup c.syryr~sa --Abost
twothirds cf s ship carpenters smpioysd IN tho vsn.
ous yards 81 erssnpoius are q strike for the siebs
hour system, which IL resisted By the bosr>x veto
Belle yard nearly dessrted Henry steer retains
several % hh men, who work under The ten hsar sya
5monson, and Van Dusen are nearly deserted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-04
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
Decision in the Indiana Conspiracy
Cause.-The Test Oath Question.
WASHINGTON April g. 1885

THE I"D'N'N V007' IHNVf'
A large number OF decisions were delivered BY the
r,n,,oa s,ass s,,,cns co.r, ,h, .s,.,,oon ch., rn
- ~, ~ '.' 800 '''
uce ehase read paper, OF which The annexed copy
or part< In the matter OF Lambdln r. Milngan. poti.
,,onor
~
The following order u directed by majority OF the
Court 10 he entered In this cause and the like order will
DO entered In No 3Gj prrt, In tho matter Of william
1870 20 i, 30, aa ~. oso ~ pae ~ tno
a. ~ ~ h.srs ~ a.. 80. L., ~ 80. -s 60. ~
C,.e,,, CO. - ~ 1890 y ~ - iio' 's 70
yna,an. 80 ~ 80 ~, VI. D 1879 =.
m,'sh H. IL IT, PoSSs .. AN S NJ. y.
- o,,.,a..a a. s,s.ss.. '" ~ 49,. s ~,
a. H ,hs- n., IN anu "..n SS.s S",u.
~" - r.. o ~ w, ~ opnDu ss'.esoy :. ,ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-04

Tho House next proceeded 70 the consdersson OF tho
contested eecon case rom the Eighth Congressional
di.tic % New York-Dodge agains, Brooka
Mr.. DAVIS, lrepI Of Mas The cha rrnan Of the Com
mittec Flo TONS addressed the House IN support Of
tina, Mr. Brooks is NOT and that Mr. Dodge is entitled 20
repreent the district He spoke for nearly two hours
going over much Of the matter covered In The
that the Official canvass showed tho following
resultfor Brooks $3.50; for Dodge s43s; for Thomas
The sI Trpo sprsssns he so". a.. soa ss.ss
a. very vague and nocrain, and the OF
ting msinb.r as especially vague and uncertain, and
had confined he proofs allegations Affecting only
four precincts the rhr enlh and Fifteenth DISTRICTS Of
the Eighteenth ward and the Third Seventh districts
Of the twenty nrst ward The allegations Of the contest
ant In reference TO the Fifteenth district Of the
" hteenth ward, oc-nmcuiy known o. Mackerelvle,
were that the tteenfh district legally created
and established that Il not known 10 the bna tde
residents Of the district that the inspectors Of election
say os u. msn .. ." .on ss. -.
register Vas frsudulenty and lrreguisriy filed
With ,hs names Of the p.r''sans q brooks.
thsf the majority Of The names therein were copied
from lists handed In by bark eeper on The premsss an
Board Of Rsssry vas peSs s~ovu nov .rp,., ID ,ss,
sss e,s'rss e1y pess.es ne Original r~slf,h
ye.v thai s popslsson Of the dssncs for the twelve
months increased materially that q sbcss votes there
r.r,,s. .ss = s and sp-. ..rs svss ~
pn'op there We no rceisry 81 this dtycs; thai not
iher q thspesous sppspts< rssiarsrs va eoupsssi
vfhoat anihority; that the mode Of mskins p the
resisfry itself was Q fraud upon the srglstry
~. and in 90 manner compliance -Hh ,s provS ions;
that the pse q such registry st the polls ruAs 10
the inspetos Of election contnbsed directly 70 ne
polling a frrrduIens vcs~ and that hsgs and unso
;sars 70 these asp.ur.s from 40 ss..ss Il "a.
Dc entire vss q Hs Ss'sxl q, foe NJ brssls ssl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-04

The Florida cotton brought the following phccs;--4a
bales good middng, axe 1917 bales strictly IN fdling
80 bales ordinary. 32sc 80 bales plckmgs 251c 3i0
bales rebaiod, aahc. 3shc
o. Memphis cotton bales fniddling brought Sskc (;
~ bales low middling, SIC 81 bales good ordinary,
30 40 bales ordinary 33kc ~ bales rehaled, a.
The Nashville cotton was sold a. foiows;-2 baos
strictly mtddlinR 3s &c bales low mddllng, size
II has good ordinary, Soc 10 bales ord nary, 34c
bales pickngs, at 2skc and 81 hslos rebaed AZ asc
Sea Ifland 6rst quality, brought 81 OF, and second
guspy SIC, the whole to be paid for cash currency.
FAIR LaDIEs ST. CoiosnA's r. @. CBuRcT.--
On last Monday evening the ladios connected with ST.
colomba's C. church opened very select fair at the
splendid hania West Twenty-Afth street, v shih
Those good ladies isiend keeping the fair open
for weeks, and hoy call upon all ihir friends 20
give them liberal patfons o The funds realized are TO
bo applied for Tho benefit Of the schools and poor Of The
parish. Such an object should certainly command
liberal support
CrrRcH or TIE HoIY TrprrY.--At an election Of on
oers for this church (sev = H. Tying, J, pa,or held
yesterday the following gentlemen, who by their ib
atty and excellent management have done much 10
build up vs. prosp rity, weFs r'cioe nWaricns noSt
born, g. Henry Hard. f.1lngl.an II aii0s Join A.
PuIen, Charles X Rainfall, W. Hgbc Smith, J. Eeizon
Tsppan, I'd r rroinan.
AocIDEvr<L DRowSso --oa. ,lioEdAy evening n lad
olgh, yoars Of ago, named rdgrd Bonds, who lived
with bis parents s7I w~shia street, willis at play
the pier foot Of Beach aret North nyer, foil into
the dock and drwned Friends grappled for the
body, which recovered at nine O'Clock yesterday
morning. Coroner Cover held inquaef, and vordlc
OF accidental drowning wa rehdrred by the fury.
BURGLARY SSszSrr,Srn WAN, Hungary seofas
U be ths order Of the night In the SeYonlccn,h ward
eight having occurred IN that vicinity
whin n week. on sndsy r!sht last The dining sa'oon
OF OgerOn Rayn. nd, corner OF 3escnih street add
Hal place. enisrcd tho safe drilled, poedor In
sert.d and fus laid when he burglar u appear.
became frightened, and decauped, leaving al heir ~
plsmc'a bat rot forgetting 70 ABSTRACT fifteen doArs IN
pennies from the mon y drawer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-04
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE.
wAsmsoror, April q lss>

voLoSrxss osucHu vos rHs Exvr
nsr Regular order Of business being ne eail Of con-
sssAsss fsv imports.
ssu, frep.) q 0nie, stated thAs the conm,ssss
~ AmNFy AsHArs which vss nnst on the f~s, had
agreed 10 change pAss vim The COMMITTEES on Naval
<n.ars vhss 10 ssxs On Ne Iisl
me seess having ssrssd - sbas susBssmen.
nv hc vepla No. Spm ~ COMMITTEES % Naval
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-04
rsnsrsi OF WIN. .. pferse.

PnnAprtsmA, April 1854
The funeral o. Tho Late william q Pierre, lsis oommer.
e'ai editor S the Ss-fh <-~ss. took pss the NOM.
ng 10 vss sss~s1sd ~ MAJOR keNi>hssi. 6sSssaaisu
hom tbe Corn Exehssss. member q NE pr>s csb,
sns = l-sss panbss q he psrpoaAl fnssA~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
Webr. @iQi,ls II. Dunbar's.
3euti@e 8amt
mi((ius Rros. E Dun6or,

mi((ius Bros. 4 Dun6or,
st. paxJ, Rtunufsta.
Wir ab.rntbm.a ii. B~.iereuns als, ,as
Banlta&sebSvtseu 6ei&6fte. une 3par ssraa0s'
peift,
4. Annabu,e BON Depofttn.
Seller, rel@e bsi uns sepuntrt rerseas Rt1ea
~feberleit, ptne Sprberige 8lnet9un6. jas Uet!!u6.
una ber Dtponenten.-0 sir beRtmuate3eA W unS
atsssssslssse GsIssr sessatsa Sts6 pseisnt 5nts'
2. @elb>@ e@fd.
@plb. 5ilber unb frempe Rinjen 1auftu uub
serlaufen mir Gets gum 3a9es.0 curte.
3. Mntauf unp 8erfauf pom Ne1feln.
Bon auteu8 anquiess. Giruaen auseeReQte@ ed.
ftl lSnaen bel uns ~isseslsit in Gs!e u%mssrausslt
perben.
2euis, attsasc, Milrapsee y. (. -. tente aut
bic paupttanselsplase Dsut!@lans's. 6ran!set&e
sns eer S@ps1, uns traidrsn mir v. Y. aut
fslsenee gldse Garepas. -.
MuSsburs, Baiel Berlin 8reu,en. GaFd,
&obltnI Gbln, Grantfurt q. 81. Qetp'
ala. 0onppn. Mannbeiu,, Mlan9en,
Mlrnbers. Strabtura Stuttsart1 rter,
1ten, *.
A. Ginsiebun8 BON 0eleern.
@ir belorsen has 0uQesttren BON Neten uni
@HulelHetnen aQer Art. Grhi@aften Y: J. y
In aaen Ibeilen Gurupas uns ssr Veretni9tsu'
Gtaattn. Dam erfurserlite papiere, ais 8oQ-
mahten, 8eraiAtleiRuneS . urtunben, Hoeten.
ibeine Il. fertisen mir ielba, untsr 0arantirane
ber He@tsSllti9feit, an une beirr4en BE epnlu'
lari1@e Yeslaubi9un1 terlelben.
Den 0esentnertb aler bur& uns IN europa
einaei paenen pber bet un{eren Oprttgen Gprrel'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16

Hnio
8iqiarb-
Balloon S ReHaurattpn
te1
&raar @&Qe.
29O......D rtttt Strase ....292
stbta ser vsR.O lFee.
Dem beuti@en Yubllsuus lie tretttne Nulelee,
ba6 i'd haS pbi0e biSber bon perrn O. Beuj 9e.
talteue Gtablideuent Ibernpnuaen babe. Der
fveuubltde 8eiader mirb Rets eins serlislt&e
ausvabl ss1
Wbeinweinen
u%n8arpeinen.
6%'a",sSl s!sa. sae N !, !. !,
Mabeira, unb Yprt,@ einen,
t@te S&wetaer unb 2tutburSer 3dfs
@e4te @eudue. 4drt1se
@arbelen uub Sarbiner
T.. I. ". u |. ~, bet mir sorInben.
8erner nssn uaetue seebstta GATE he bsRen
@ sites, 8ranbies, Gin
nmb 8ttterS
fswie
4aSannas0 tsarres.
tm senetetsu 3uipru& bittst
"a MT YIlIt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
GapttpI &au8,
Deuti9eS 0aft> une 8oarptng > 6aus,
:Gde ber @abafbaa NIB ueunten @tra6e,
az un% G u I{.sA 1l AL
Nprtb.&eaern @au
3. @tra6e, geseniiber Der Gon3ert paue.
g |. . d Rfnn.

g paul. Mfnn.
Die beRen talttu G6paareu,
sortrfli@ts 2a8erbter,
aus91et@aete QifSre unb Gtaarre1
dit RetS an pAnb unb bttttt bas Sevebrts btat33e
guhitamuu. jablset&en 3ufpsud
37O-f 8reb. 8olf.
@eftanrattpn n. Mnft triaIopm,
@br. @9iQer,
.St., 1ate Der pre8bpterian Stride
IT. saul, M%tnuefota.
id babe uaeiuen Cid. Grsata. Balloon IN cine
Reftauration erfen &anses perpanbelt unb fam
teSt u,einen beutf@en Nitblreern. nit AuRern,
1oreqen, @sfigtl. @ilb, @arbinen, tur3 allen
u,Ssli&tn DtlttattAtn I'M teinfen Style aufwar.
tn. LIZ 70 ECH
Das ftiute Badperf, 2afee, Gbptolate, Can
btes IL. fnbet Der Beiu@er lei mir.
Snbera i'd fit bas mir bisber erwielene Bptl.
tpolen banle, bite i'd uua peiteren eeneiettn GU
tSru@ Chr. &dtQer.
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6 at

. o II
far hte Rsntsret&e
Nreueeu, Bnrttemters. 8aperu,
9auno1er umb Sa@fem,
fur bic @rsbbeuustbamer
c1benburs, 9effen. 8abeu. MED.
leubur9s9trelt uub medleus
bur8sS9mertu,
bas 4urfarfemtbum 3efftn,
bic 9er3pstbdmer NaTau, Sa&itns
3einin8en, Sa@fen>a lterbura
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