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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

his election il would be at least gocd-temperei and
prudent to cease to act against them. He might con
fine himself properly TO signing the bills passed
by Congress, and making such suggestions a. he
thinks it, We do not think the anger OF ths nation.
which Mr. Johnson has provoked. great thai it can
not be lessened By a deceut submission on his part
though II i, not to he expected that the nitjo
will again trust him As he is to be our President fos
nearly three years more barring the possibility Of im-
parchment. he might as well place the Executive
branch OF the Government in polite relations with
Congress-. lie cannot abuse that body now, without
abusing the people which il represents II he decne,
10 candidy Weld 10 circumstances beyond his control
his mistake will be fatal 1t is impossible for hG -
flank Congress. in regard TO the Southern question,
by any foreign policy however popular 1t may be, iOt
on any popular policy Congress would doubtless
agree with him. IT, them be chooses to continue this
useless fight with the loyal people, be can only hopets
succeed by appealing entirely to the South, and ful'
filling the threat of Montgomery Blar--that the de-
feat of the Democrats would result in civil war But
after the experience Of the late war, neither Mr. John
son nor the South will hardly oprogoke another
and there is little fear that he will adopt this policy
He to-day the worst defeated politician in American
history; and the question, What will he do' a, in
truth, What can he do but yields
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

Tie Richmond Enquirer says; THE grand difficulty
between the North and South is briefly this; Tho
North asserts the right of the cOnqueror 10 impose
iorcibly what ii viii upon the South. The South
admits the power, but denies the right. The North
asserts its right to compel the South to ndcrs' its
own dishonor The South rejects this Interpretation
North aud South are terms frequently used tsc
convenience but. as formal statement, IAs E"TrrsT
uses them incorrectly. The issue is between tho
Nation and the Rebellion it put down; the decsioa
is not to be made by either section but by ths lcys
people OF the whols country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
MALARIA EVERYWHERE.

Es5ey has there been fruitful a t o. nslaroo dis
not ony prairie, and the valleys OF the West not
merely in ell the old haun Fever and Ae aud Bilious Reueni
have these posrang diseases BEEN unusually vuleu bot
they have extended aud cities before infested with
them and bse sscended the mountains aud attacked Thousands
people supposed been placed BY tie laws Of Nature above
ths compelled to admit that fatal element
pervsdes the Universal Air and should resort to
tie only approved preventive oiits consequences
HosrETTERs sTOEAcH BTTTERs,
tonic potent sntiseptic perfect alternative irresistible
smusnt pure that enables the human system TO ess aud
babe pedsposng Of disease With he confidence that
clothed in nccmbusble garments might among blazing
building who himself against malaria with this
fl may walk fever sourgd district fearless Of t'
iasubnous stm0phe The ntermen and remtten at present
general parts the county be but the orerunner' Of
dslder soure way from the far Es Prepare
Tue system with
aOsTETTNRs
oi success battle With the mepdtc Of on cdcw be
tne Sold Twbers NewYoik WOhL Nov 3, 1857
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

No act Of Mr. johnson better deserves investigation
than his recent course in regard to the Baltimore cleo
ton, and Congress will doubtless so determine when
the facts are brought before it. as we learn they will
be. Even the friends of the President heard with
surprise that he bad delegated his power as COmmsn-
deJin Chief TO an oIicjt having share in the Ma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

The Fenian trials yesterday resulted in the post
ponement of several cases. and the acqutt Of Daniel
Diamond. The police authorities have begun the
arrest Of suspicious persons found in Toronto. Mr.
Stephens, it is understood, has LEFT America; his
friends suppose, with the intention Of beginning the
revolution in Ireland he has so often promised would
take place before the end OF the year II is difficult
10 soc what hope Mr.. Stephens have Of success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

ERHWc are again under the necessity. oUing TO the
pressure upon advertising columns Of presenting 10
The readers Of The TRIBUNE eItra Sheet on ,ohtch
,oM be found Neo Publications. and bOOks Of te neck.
The second third, and SeUeah pages contain Trip 10
Coiorado Through The Tropics; TIE Eating Saloons Of
Ne,o- York; The Lord Bond Robbery Brooklyn NeDs;
Metropolitan Board Of Health; LaW and Police Inieui
gencs: Nei-JerSey keos: Commercial Matters Market
Reports and rpany other items Of interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

tional Government in giving Gov Swami full authority
to call out the United States troops in case of an emer
gency Unconstitutionality could go no further Than
to place the Army Of the United States under the or
ders of the Governor Of any State. That's enough.
We do not need to consider the purpose, even if 1t
we're to carry an election, decide by force Of arms
a question that belonged to the Courts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
Nem2lork Daily gribmne.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER TO- 1866.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.

The NEw-YORK TRIBUNE IN NEW ORLEAES.-Ou
friends visiting New Orleans buy TT TgBNE eithc
Daily. Semi Weekly or Weekly, o. AIr a. Sunoa No r
Bagonnest for FIVE cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

gain of 2s 900 in sixty counties of Illinois is
actually startling. Mr. johnson did his principal
speaking in Illinois, which may account for it. In
this State the majority will be much larger than we
dared to hope, and now reaches 1906.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

be taken of Anonymous Communications What
IL intended for insertion mast be authenticated by the
sud nddres Of the writenol necessarily for Puca
ton. but as guaranty for his good faith.
All business letters for this Office should be addressed TO I
TRIBUNE New York
We cannot undertake 70 return rejected Communications
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THE MAJORITY FOR GOvERNOR.

Additional returns from the rural districts, received
yesterday and last night, continue to increase Gov.
FentonS majority until it has reached 1906 a.
shown by the following table:
MajOnh,s for GOcsrnOr, partly estimated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

A FRIEND rs NEED -Grace's Celebrated Sai5e is
friend INDEED. found curing bTH',
k,fisef ad onf aud the obstinate Old u}rs and
Uie child and OF adult Sent by mail ioI %
J. p DrSsSoRE. No ~ Dey -, \. Y.
A UNIVERSAL REMEDY" BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TRooaEs" for Coughs stands
the 6 public confidence . has beeo acquired
by ate Of many years and have caused
the Troches to counteed would caution pueha-sr'
be on their guard srsins worthless limitations.
TRIUMPH OF GREAT DISCOVERY
The public rebed against cguterg Ia DYE Fashion has
fore.gorn sseacous community ha adopted n their
sietd
CBRHTADOfOs HaR DYE
and for these Il Cmbrown and Dickens The h1 nc' the
ftia II ttgeobe en0AeHL not bunhg fnd Il does not
bursqu blooming metallic bot produces be,
6efocfi0H
aIen ID Jdis Manufactured by - CHisrADoRo
No. 6Astor House.
Extra AENOUSCEMENT-OLYMP IHBATRR.
Tas AFTERNOON O'Clock the popUIs. Family Matinee Bog
csaults entirely Drama "THg LOSG SlRKx fo the accom-
mediation ladies children and those who unable attend the
Evening Admission Matinee - sud % cents 20 eli
parts OF the ThesieL
To PHOTOGRAPHBRs.-FO SALE, q superior pair
Of hslf Foighander IUBEs Box aud HoLDgEs
Apply at HoPEs No 2aJ Broadway.
WHEELER & WILSON'S LoCE-STiTcH SEWING
MACHINE aud BUTosHoLE MAcH'NE 81" rs B'oadWaT
P0LLAK & Sos, No. co. Broadway, Ncw-lork,
near Fsurtt-s.. MRrRFCHAUN PiPg MASUYAOfuRERs.
cut order Trpsfed mounted.
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TO ADTERTLSERN.

We will thank advertising customers to hand IN
ths Advertisements early hour possible II received ssf
O'Clock they cannot classified Jude their Irp,r hesdS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

A POSITIVE CURE FOR SCROFILA
eli its manifold forms
W. Honor of PaIkeIsburg, West Virginia writes 90 Dr.
Anders, Judy D 1857, follows
had 81 Running ue phn commenced titH9 goar iodine
Water, and azsa 1g entirely cpred Of STofHi6.'
Dr. AEDERss ODINK WATTS
pure solution Of Iodine tgfhoBf Soeths mast porcJg
IiialisiHg A0fHt kH0gr CuCuar. free,
J. Z. D1NsAORf, Proprietor
No. 50 Deyst, New YORK.
Sold by al Druggist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

Iron IN THE BLOOD.
Tie color mnu'e gobue which n in that
hd end contain in healthy person large amount OF mon WHICH
gives vitality 10 the blood.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
supplies with this vital element and gives strength aud
vgor to the whole system.
p psse pamphlet tree. J. p DSsxoRE. No % p-y-. n "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

The Indiana Colored Convention has adjourned
after taking action worthy of unqualified appova
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

ISFLuENcz Og TUE PRsSs.-WhereVer Ina EgGLe
TeIBJSE drcla,es the Republicans gaiu ID New Vdrs-
lpbilljep,uI Evening sax.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

Georgia has followed Texas in rejecting the Consti-
tutonal Amendment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
MEs's AND BOYS CLOTHING

MEBs AND BOYS CLOTHING
RAyNOED's
No. I2l, 1913 I25 FuLr,Syr
This established house hss constantly haoi stock
REiDr CLorHIys fot Mrs and Gors The al
SEv comprises suit, OF kind style variety made to
persons Of ALL ages and offered hs reasonable PRICES
RAYMOND,
No, i2i, I23 I25 FwTossT.
DAVIS COLLAMORE 81 Co,
No. 40 Broadway. 4 doors below Bfo9nis g.
Having Enlarged their Store by Extending oos TO Mefcsf
have added
SUNiR PLATED WAHE
10 ther Lsree Stoek OF
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
We desire Especiai Attention 70 Isr.e As'ortneni Of
KEW CHINA DINING SslS
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3nslness Notires.

-
STARR & MARCUS
JEWELLERS AND SiLvERsNiTHs
Nc. p Johr.st n. Y,
s. inform the public that they have sdded their stock
i ISvaay superb assortment OF the OoRsAA
MANUFACTURING COMPANY smvsR PLArRO WARS.
s. ware is the first kind produced in h county sni
s. destined to surpas. any by Ellington Of Birmingham OSoo
sb ChIone Of Par, In quality Of metal and patos
va,y Of elegant designs snd dash commend to favorable
c,u,isriho1
T,p.-sa. imposition al s;i,is, 5ar their trade MARI thus:
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Or. WISTAg's BALSAM Os
WILD CaRRRY
OyR OF THR oLDKsr
AND MOST RELIABLE RRagDigs
IN TIRE WORLD POR

COuGHs, COLDs HoARsENgss. BRONCuITIs
And all diseases Of the THROAT LUNGs snd tHFsr
Sold By j.. 4. UIgsNORE. No. IS Dey.-t. New NOrk,
And b. Druggists sud ApohpratIrs generally.
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THIS FvFINING-ROMANCE OF POOR YorNG MAN
TO-DAY. ct o'clock Aubsr Opera. THE GROWN DIAMONDS
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Amusemenis.

WINTER GARDEN.
TINS EVENING - LOVES MASQUERADE. Mrs ID. r
B,weo
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-18
SCHOOL NOTICE.

tlnHE MISSES BRISCOE & CAMP
< BELL respectfully announce. that
they will open their school 10 youth OF
b. tn sexes on MONDAY the Ord Of Sep.
TENDER next; session TO continue 20
weeks.
BaANcHEs TAueHr.-Or,hogrophy-
Reading Definitions. Wriing--Geog-
tsphy. physical and descripIve-- English
and Latin Grammar-FamiIiar Science
w a,ts on ,he Mind-Scholar' Compan-
ion Hls,ory-Composit ion-Arilhmetc tic,
mental and praclica!-Algebra.
Payment expected quarterly. Terms
made known on application. Thankful
for the patronage heretofore extended.
they hope by strict attention TO commend
their school 10 the appreciation and sup
por, Of generous public.
Shepherdsso~n, Aug. II, 1866. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-18
Convention at Piedmont.

A convention was held at Piedmont
Yves, Virginia. on Wednesday, August
Isl, for The purpose of appointing dele.
gates TO represen. the second Congres.
sional Dis,ric, in The National Union
Convention 10 be held al Philadelphia on
Tuesday, l4lh inst. An organization
was effected by elec,ing Major E. w.
Andrews, President, Hon. John w. Ken.
nedy, Vice President. and Stephen w.
Downey and A. Brooks Fleming, Secreta-
ries. Stephen w. Dso ey. Msjor John
j. Yellot, William G. Brown and John
J. Jacob were chosen 70 represent the
second Congressional District of West
Virginia in the Convention a. Philsdel'
phia. The following gentlemen were ap.
pointed allerna.es Hon. John w. Ken.
nedy, Thon as Paxton, Il. G. Davis, l..
Il. Cotton, Fontaine Smith, William NJ.
Randolph. Benjamin Hvnnet, VIM. A.
Hansway, Nathan Il. Taft. and Rufus
Maxwell. Resolutions were adopted sp.
proving the restoration policy of Presi-
dent johnson, and endorsing the princi.
pies Sc, forth in The call for the Philadel.
phia Convention. issued by the National
Union Executive Committee, after which
The Conveu,ion adjourned.
Z. w. ANDREWS. Press.
STEPHEN w. DowNEY, ! so,,s,,r;o.
A. BaooKs FLEMING, ''''
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-18
SHEPHERDSTOWN
$ Z W. 1 n A IL Y

THE exercises Of this School will be resumed
l. on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd, 1866
and it is the Intention 10 make il a select School
Of high grade.
The number or fupiIs VIII De limited, and
those DESTROYS Of patronizing il will please make
early application.
ENGLISH BRANCHES-Speling, Def
nitions, Reading, Writing,
. AIiihmet c. Geography Gram
mar, Familiar Science, School
History and Composition, per
session Of twenty weeks = SIS 90
LATIN, GREEK, Algebra, Geometry,
Trigonometry, Surveying and
Mensuration, each additional, SIS 90
There will also b. frequent exercises in Eng
ish Composition, Rhetoric and Eocution and
reviews of the subjects studied. The year will
close with public examination.
The school will be open to both sexes as here
tofore.
rs Payment is expected quarterly. and
though pupils will be charged from time of en-
trance, no deduction will be made for absence,
exec pit in case Of protracted illness.
.Nonth!y Reports will be made Of the atten-
dance, diligence and department Of each pupil,
and regular and punciual attendance is here
by enjoined or else but lil:le benefit will be de-
rived. JOSEPH MeMURRAN, A. NJ,
Principal.
Shep queenstown, Aug. 4, 1866. ct
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-18
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR.-We revise our quotations
as follows: Howard stree, Super and
,ui Eyirs al 10 $40 25.
WHEAT.-We quote choice white
Wheat al 3 O5 SO 10; choice red al
2 SO 50 IS.
CORN.-Corn was lower; we note
sales Of 5000 bushs yellow a. 80 cents {;
white sold al 05 81 10.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-18
Stone for Sale +!

quantity Of Gu, Stone for
L sale, such as STEPS, STILLS and
LiNIELS, also stone Tor Curh. Plat.
forms and Pavemenls. in The rough. An.
ply 10 Nj. eamuel Bsrnhar,. Shepherds.
town, who is my regularly su,horized
agent for The sale OF the same.
MlFFLIN PYLE.
July 1865. sm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-18

Mr.. George Rye. the Chief Justice OF
Shenandoah County and great Radical
politician, was publicly cOwhidsd on
"Wednesday last, by three ycuihs, for
slspdering ,hs ladies' of Woodstock.
AToRMIDABLE CLERGYMAN There is
D young Baptist clergyman ., Saratoga,
N. Y, the Rev. Mr.. Frost, who is crea.
sing quite sensation, and promises in
itime 10 become a second SpuIgeon or
Bee cher. He is six fee, four riches in
height. stou. in proportion. and weighs
some 800 pounds. lie hos voice like
Forrest. The actor, only much deeper and
more resonant. This clerical giant is a
man of prodigious strength, and tie Sara
s1cga sporting men who have seen him
say that. had he ,akekto pugilisn, Morris
sey would have been an infant in his
hands.
London. Angus, 9.-There is great
excitement here this evening at a suppos.
ej a,lemp, 10 blow Up The two Houses Of
Parliamehi. Ten packages Of gunpow-
der, with The fuse partially burned. were
found near the entrance ,orhe Lord Chan.
bellains Office in the House of Lords.
Members OF Parlismen, have visions of
another Guy Fawkes' eunpowder plot.
A boy, eleven years old, named Thorn.
rs Kelly, is on trial in Charles,own.
Mass, for the murder of a lad named
John Gray. seven years old.
The Comptroller Of the Treasury has
decided that arrears Of pay and bounty
eanno, be paid to disloyal heirs, nor eau
euch bebs be passed over, End payment
be made to the next loyal person IN The
order Of inheritance prescribed by The ac'
of July ll,h. 1862.
s. The Grand Jury al New Orleans have
made report of the testimony taken
with regard TO the late riot. II contains
NO new features. but corrot crates the Stale
.nen,s heretofore made 10 President John
BON.
& Kentucky election has gone democratic
BY over ffty-.housand majority.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-18

II II, E isEts
Mrs. Joseph S. Jones. Ms. Thomas
~ Carroll. Miss Browplow. Miss NJ. AL.
q sion, Mrs. J. NJ. Heck, Mrs. Lucinda
Jones-Gommittee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-18

Mr.. George Rye. the Chief Justice OF
Shenandoah County and great Radical
politician, was publicly cOwhidsd on
"Wednesday last, by three ycuihs. for
slspdering ,hs ladies' of Woodstock.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29

H%AJrrriU N ii II ,b,u!
Die Undergraduates rrlouten I'D, Fem 9ccblieu Nublifum
a%niuiei9en. Dag liz 'br an. rfannt q tS Qal,rairr Irtt and
III Stalttn "citSuTen, M spdr ra5 DaBcnO an 81.
Auitrd9c ne. rem IN II ,crtm GJabd'tSs 0pfal. Yrpotfr.
lpr6en eef OFT, II uno 7ten, acknowledgements nnS prompt
auSscfubrt. M"puRu. orrbomSrn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29

0ttfe 9tNnpe batcn bir t5hisu WriIt auf Der
2Ne't-Nds'teudr9 nbtr cie bette Hotrifautrn ron QpnSpn.
SGrts. Oeui hlaNes, lopic or Si6Ste 9lep gorf, Vfija.
Stlpota, Baltimore ulb @ulton c'baltcr; fcruer .ie 8plS-
Weoatllt bee ,Nmerj'0u Safjtlts m6brcap III {
Su' cinaneer ~fesSenetr Sapre!! llnerc YjI os ba6cr bic
greNd @:ano u ton. parp Ne al. Sperit una @aF, SuQ
Srrn Nra sc II . ale mcberren @ertci,runscu. Sso,s
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perfen unteI Der perirnI 6n gufitt res 6crrn g. s..
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eretsi9 S'br II Ib cine prdt .tlhe @t i6af'efenntniF crplrs
ben I'M NJ br ais clftaufenb 9tano .iyvrtrs ana ftrt,at
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otslt Snt' rnttnie ui 500 bis $20U tiIIiocr rcrteu.
ZEN III tn1n"n ae ANDRE frit elaH piancs Sortes r2S.7
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lente eth SouF. nlneGe III IN 'bl POI neutf n , -
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S'se'FV'Hl 9ermGnn hmibt
Rttmrnb, 16. @prL, 1866. '
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Stmjciaeu.
3rretipr6cntli6t Sumpfi6if. Ser6tnbuno ,tpiften
Sfcip Yprf unp Ti6mpnS.

Die Stem gprt II. &iraintu DumpfIhuf.G c~n,poonis
bic olte 9irnicr- 2intc, bic I'M Sabre 1851 ms Qeten
Gcrircn tpures - bat nit itren neuen unc pradbtpcaen
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she Hta9ura, GAIT. Gpu6, uno
saratoga, CAPT SinQ,
tbrc fribcrc Scrtirbunoslinie ipicccr heroelfcat. 0ieIe Steo.
nler pen le 700 &omner iino Defenders fur cicie 0inie oetaut,
pftc itno teune Soften 9elpGrt pprbel, biels S6ihc tart III
eauel mo elegant einSuridteit. Sbre Shncli0trit wirb riht
uVertrrt1en, pho tbre Garttdre itno anertornt rl6tiae Scchute.
3tele 9nnrpIttfe p%erIaien 9tep 2Irt icbcn Rtttmp6
nno Spnn0benb I'm , llbr N0dmitaes.
9uruttebreno psrldiiet Be Hidmpne fr Stem Slcrt icccr
Otenlta4 une Spnnabenp sur 8tutbjeit, lno balrn
aut beipen &plircr bel Nprfplf an.
Die 5reunbe ettltr Sinie unb boS 9ublifum int SQocnei-
men lplte me %per9eller, oGB Srad,t nit cielcr Sine chen 10
etll9 mic nit trgclo einer onoCren beIprScrt MIRO.
Die 6obrpreile ltnb becCutenb ~berabeeIcet wrrcen, ln,b ;rpor
in ciler @Setie, caB cS lctblt i'm Sntereie bee QubliflimS !ipat.
eteie Stnte pr alien oltperel III putrpnifrcn.
gSc9en nlberer Snfprmoticnei menoc MAJ, ib oef. an bsr
lnter;sthneten IN itiner SfFce an 3pdette, RifmpnS, Sa.
9arrct &. 9S / 0 II.
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@incm %scetren @ubtitum bic Nniciae, baB i'd SoS unter
Der 6rnta 9: GtSber8er II. 9p. seflbrte
gScill. mo NiQuor.@ clb6it
tur el9tt1e .Hedpr1ln9 ubernpnlmen babe, rnp bite ids cas bicIer
6trnla leltber 9eidentte Sertrouen aud onf mid III iibcrira-
gen, Ia es tets mctn Seireben icin mirt, bic 6eiten gScine
unc Ntquere gu ZEN ~ttui9ten Yrciicr III sCrtaufel,.
~" Cine 9rpBe IuSnabI Ypn duet Sualitdtct
5tbetr< nnb dnoere gSeinf mn Qiouurs.
iefrie oub prriu9Ittcn Bein@GfItQ Gtets Y~crr5tbia.
:. StuBte, 49 Srcaoltr.,
rdhe nr Jten SfroEc.
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lotf StrGBe, imiitsu Carp uus Tpd Gtro5s
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Sanb!er In allen Arteu Uoa 8i6,rn.
Gin! 8rcse guSpo6t pua 9Gpur gsSisfss. II s2,rcG,s
SaGTsle, SECS nnb 5caS1edes iie:s sprrat6ia.
Aae @ufi. a9e ipstosn ~punftldit telUrat.
Stlpnos!e Nufmerfiomftit wirb ie6r Reparatur oe+5iSmst
%rpsiten merle? in allen ) B.ilen be St96t
~fcifemfyei dbaslit krt.
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