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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-05

RETGkNED.4O very excellent friend
Pearson, one of the popular conductors on
the sEEvansvilieLand Charlottesville rail-
road has EeturnedGfrofn asprotracted visit
East, and resumed his place on the Mail
train "0ur Jolly V lp5hat Phrend, j. B.
Kirkman, during the absence Of Mr.. Pear
son, -hRs9woH golden opinions frem the
travelling public, and will after, weeks
rest and lfeefeati0ni,, $40 resprne. bis, place on
the Accommodation train. The E. & @.
RAILROAD Company haNe been highlys for
tunate in securing the services of good
men to runstheir trains. s3A1aaASt sAS1A
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-05

THE RESTORATION Pow-woW.-'We visit
ed Mozart Hall last night, and were high
" entertained About $50 were present, a.
goodlynumbero fwhom were Republicans.
The subject of all the speeches was an en-
tirely nea0 one, though there was great
sameness in all. The Evansville JOURNAL
was the principal theme, and the chief
speakers being Kierolf, Whittlesey, and
Maier, tie subject was handled with dis
tingaished ability. We really think the
JOURNAL should be talked to earnestly, for
80 worrying these distinguished patriots
and statesmen. d99a safBJ ,-3nibal silld /
HroAnI intelligent Democrat, who staid to
Hear Peter speak his piece, came to as after
meeting was over, and expressed his utter
disgust at the peurile swaddle IN which he
chad indulged. and ex PRESSED the Nopihionl
that the interests of the great National
Restoration Dem ocratic party would be
advanced, If such speakers as NIaier, Kier-
OFF, and SWhittlesey, would do all their
speaking in Choctaw. Capt.oWilIiardi was
towering, hkeSaul, abov q his fellows, and
declared very oracular1y ,tosone of The
brsthren that, sIf it comes, Iu read that
dispatch, by G-d.Ylu o. 5nBoma 100 illW
We learned. subsequently,, that these ca
bil1stie words referred toll dispatch ex-
.pectedl from the q Tall Sycamore of the
Wabash, ''anneuncingt that he would, post
lively, be here on Saturday. The JOURNAL
was very bitterly denounced for having
said THAI Daniel had been very sick, a fact
WI ichi; It learned from its Terre Haute and
other exchanges. We hope Daniel will
come. -StsU ~isFfH
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r ICENsE NOTIGEr-Nol

y LICENSE NOTIGE.7-Notiee is hereby
IL given, that at the next session of the
Board of County commissioners j. will
make application to that body. for permits
sion to- sell In oxicatingA liquors in less
quantities than a quart My place of bush
ness, Lots 201 and 202 Locust Street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, in the city Of
Evansville, Ind. A'i.i. =. = [au29 w3t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sB- COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP. = This
celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
Hmand, Is made from The CHOICEST mate
als, is MILD and EMoLLIENT in its nature,
sAGRANTLY SCENTED, and extremely
ENEFICIAL in its action upon the skim
sipFN sale by druggists and fancy COCOA
e. -ea4erss@ @t-~ @F-AsH ~ - aug241y
nS- HALLS VEGETABLE SICILLAN
EALR REVIEWER has proved itself to be
he most perfect preparation for the hair
|Ver offered to the public.
sd is a vegetaBle com pound and cohtains
no Injurious properties whatever.
10 a0Su restore gray hair to its original color.
1t will keep the hair from falling out.
It cleanses the scalp, and makes the hair
soft, lustrous, and silken.
It4saspiendId iiaff dressing. soqqo
No person, young or old, should fail to
use it.
1t is recommended and used by the first
medical authority.
Ask for Halls Sicilian Vegetable. Hair
sRenewef, and take q other, g l,.f, 4 e ~ |
r. p. HALL & CO., Proprietors,5i9 /
Nashua, N. Fl. I
KELLER 81 WHITE, Agents,
maya dim Evansville, Ind. /
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-05

! sS7BATCHE4OR'S HAIR DY EA The
best Ia tde5w'6rleA; harmless, reliable. in
Simultaneous. The only perfect Dye No
disappointment; no ridiculous tints; true
to nature, black or brown. Genuine is
signed WItLlAIM A RAToIiAHeR 4, q
Restores, preserves, And beauties the
hair; prevents badness. Sold by all drug
gists. Factory, s Barclay street, N. Z.
mar22 dlY
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-05

FATAL yAFFRAY AT DYCUSBURG. KY--We
learn from a. gent 9fhafn lffonil d etsburg,
KY, that on Saturday last, difficulty
arose ber@denlaDy YOUNG man f6fs lG3snaAnea
Dougherty, and man named Waddling-
ton, which resulted in eideathIof thelata
ter, by having his throat cut with a pocket
knife. Dougherty made mis- escape, but
the officers were in pursuit of him. Wad-
ellington is represented as a. worthy 9man
and good citizen. He leaves a wife and
several children. Our informant did not
learn what was the origin ofothe array
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-05
/, burners queen 2 CITY Soap Sal,


rs THE BEST AND MOST ECO
- nom1cal Soap offered to the public. - =
" Is made with extra care from selected
materials, and possesses the following adj
manages over all ordinary soaps: "a H. -
One pound, used as directed, will go as
far as two pounds of common soap. - -
~ Icleanses clothes more quickly and
tHoToughly than soaps made IN the usual,
way; IL washes equally wei in hard and,
SGT water. It will not njure the hnest.
fabrics It win not chap the hands. 1t is
an excellent securing soap for removing
spots ana stains from silk and wooden
goods. Although not offered specially asa
cold-water soap, II. can be used to better
advantage With cold water than, any of the
so-caiIed cold water soaps. s53ef sgcr sts,,7
A fair trial win convince. even the most
skeptical that the soap is all that is claim
ed for 1t, and far superior to- any Of the
ordinary soaps. 80 btei ss,i4 fso s..fftst,eI .
80 ~ 9 s.','r j. BURNET, JR., ~ 8
= No. LIZ West Second Street, ~.
MIXTURE bHa FiEDE 5NlncAhnatl, Oh1o.y
Extra Rosffi and Palmfne Soaps con-
stantly on hand at l0west rates.
b EQDI DIV tit ls4B +al-klt ff3tt teitra ~ si1l
~ Y'ls Vse4u4l gif la fflS iiJCf at.lalfri 81
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sE CoLGAPE's AROMATIC soAP.-A
superior Toilet Soap, prepafef from refined
Vegetable oils, In comb ination with ely
icefihe,. and especially designed for the use
of Ladies and for the n ursery.a It's perfume
,isexquisite, and itsIwashihg properties un-
rIvaned For sale By all druggists. - ~
febS d&Wly flb MEiDt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-05

aCoRREorIoN. -Westatedin hereport OF
the proceedings of the City C0dncif yesterp
day morning that the Mayor had reported
that he had borrowed $500 from the First
National Bank. It was from the Evans
vile National Bank the money was bor-
rowed, as we are told. 1t was an error of
no material Importance, as 2wg. lave no
doubt any ofAthe banks would be found
ready at any time to- relieve the wants of
the city by altemporary loaA. S2B n 8
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a BEAurIfUL SIGHT The lmagniheents
garrison flag which has been suspended
from a. rope across the crossings of Main
and Front Streets is attracting much admit
ration. tits indeed regular beauty, made
Of the best bunting, and what is d little re-
iRsaPffkaPte, NOT q single horse has been,
kpqwntoscare at it., although it hangs toj
the ground or haunts close over their
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MADAME FoY,sc CORSET SKIRrSOPPoRrE
is pronounced fauIuess in shape, material,
and for comfort and health. It fits nicely
around the waist, and allows of the skirts
hanging gracefully. Sold everywhere.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-05

Coo1. FOR THE SEAsoN.-The Demo-
cratic ladies who. are preambulatin the
streets, soliciting salms for the sdefunct
Democratic party. are not disposed 70 be
partial ID. their appeals for aid, and do not
confine theirattentions tothe household Of
the, faithful alone, Yesterday, or the day
before, they called at particular mercan-
tile establishment on Main Street, and So
licited a. dpnation to the !" noblercause."
The honest and patriotic artizan whom
they approacheds declared that he did not
train in or contribute tcthatlcrowd. The
elegant ladies denounced hin. as a traitor
and LEFT with one -''Abig disgust They
dIdnEFthink. his heartswas as right aswas'
that of the ex-rebeI Captain, who had nothA
Ing but Confederate money iesgdIDos sal
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-05

ng. MARRIAfEgArSEl GEL E8AGY; an
Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers, with
SIRE Means of eure.l Sent free Of charge in
sealed letter envelopes Address DR.. ~.
'SKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
PhiliaadefelPhil9 9,,l P1a. vIiRa aanY I4na&w
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PERsoNA1.-We are glad to meet our.
friend "oldl Bob Grierson, stage manager
Of the :, New, Metropolitan, y who has lre-
turned from rpsticatings on the fapearly
banks bank of the Wabash, to make arrange-
rlne lltfs for re-opening the New, Metropolis
tan. He is in fine health and spirits.shs al
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s@A'El-&AEAS1S ~
To THE YOUNG MEN OF SOUTHERN
INDIANA AND IILINoIssAI.so OF KEN
TUcKY AND TENNESSEE, AND no AN
INTELLIGENT PUBLIC, we commend
the utility of our practical educational
advantages for young men and boys
63Sequhe IA tIib Hougb and Rcehrate
knowledge of Double Entry Book
Keeping and the Science of Accounts,
through a discip6Reinaetual business
transactions, by means of samples and
warehouse receipts, which has won for
this College the approval of all the
prominent men of influence, as well
as the most disfineuished educators Of
our land. We do assure young men
that in he afrangemsRe ofst6dies and
plan of operation, every advantage is
given them to qualify-in the shortest
possible time, and at the least ex-
pepHe, to hseyrs accuracy, ,fsTsqeoevs
in business.
We present to the public our system
of actual business training with a con-
fidence in its merits inspired by many
yeaTs1of experience Business atfd
careful examinations -Uf.alf@ the rms
provements Brought clight by the
researches of business men.
Our theory department is only ini-
tiatory, and rtAey students then takes
his place as an actual dealer in mer-
chandise, cash, and all kinds of bust
ness pdpepTa-BUAu NOlhU
Every conceivable business trans
action is Introduced, and the stu
dent must carry cut the transaction
and make the proper entries in his
books foHlthessaude, .Aerehgboupling
the 4 schQlastiie with the PF9GtiGalt ~
actual buslness.bnpogeloo zlIgssu1o =.
I'VE keep Constantly before the mind
ofthe Student the necessity Of prompt,
ness-and=aecuracy -all-his= business
transactionsx HAWNTT
Our Wholesale Mercantile Depart
ment and, Banks are updersthe super
vision Of men whose experience and
knowledge qualify themote8it yeHRg.
men for any Of the responsible 'posisfi
tions in either of these departments
of business 40 Nu'l0~ - %
Our SteambOating, Railroad and
ExpressaDepartments are.so' arranged
as to give the student a practical
knowlgdge Of theEeptirel bssinessgof
carrying both passenger and freight,
Thus the. entire, eOurseIhas been
brought, BY careful study and man
agement during the many, years we
have devoted to this work, to its pres
emit perfection, making the cOurseafori
the student one 9fsetEal busipesssx-
perience.
We are not only tie a pioTns GERS in the
cause Of practical edHGatioh, but the
head and sfront'of thesystem of com,
bining theory and practice In teaching
the science Of accounts. kEEE
bHavipg obtained d charter for EanlT
pie yand oSales IDeparb nnenn ii Nay,
1861, and organized the first Coileke
of Trade in America, We 3 are re the onI9
Actual Business College IN, the Wessg
furnished with a bona tide stock, Of
goods, samples of grain and ware
house receipts for use in i grain in and
produce trade: and where banking
facilities are superintendent by an exsas
perieneed banker. 55ns smIsls 4isaf bas
-94ar U. GREGORY, President ~
LIS. MAYFIELD, Z r6Z 81 ssi4s6
-. E-a'. Resident Principal. e
sezS dim (eodliAO q aiaIhW
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-05

RUNAWAY LOVERS THE ROMANCE OF A,
COON HUNT.9The Cincinnati comnegciaE
of Monday gives this little bit of romance,
the scene opening In our neighboring burg
Owensboro, Kentucky; ,4 ,s-gg 80
Kentucky appears. to furnish more of
ness than any other State 81 and a large
portion of them come to the Queen City,
and take refuge at the, Burnett, House, to.
arrive at the cOnSummation of their
dreams of bliss. .atBo-f - ny ,tHep t2,-lltl
The latest affair,of this kind was manage
ed in a very neat way A, certain Mrs,
Hanes, of 0werisboro, loved certain Miss
.Thr0ckmortOn,i who lived in the country {
near that place. Miss Thr0ck morton loved
Mr.. HaneS; but her father didn't. On the,
contrary, he threatened to deposit an
ounce of lead in Mr.. Hanes' body if that
individual should dare to perseyere in his
suit. But the Threatened lover was not
frightened. He became "a strategist dfIe
enlisted in his service a number of young
men of his ACQUAINTANCE, and gave postal
currency wfth'a liberal hand to the color
ed citizens resident at the eIovedt one's'
home. The result was. a coon hunt entlael
plantation, in which all the people of the
place Joined; and, while the enraged father
Joined in the sport, Mr.. Hanes hunted for
his love, seated her by his side, ina buggy
behind a fast horse, drove to the nearest
station, came to Cincinnati, and was mar
ir1eQ.fH cssG #A9t .aElk%A HAefHNHJEt. DUA
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.SOOGIH-INGa aSlYRg,PEn


FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
ref4b9lS I1afgas.a8 9Es3g9fs bus Nod 9ai
which. greatly. facilitates the process of
teeththg by softenihg the gums, reducing
all inf1ammations, will allay ALL PAIN
and spasmodfe action, and is
SURE 70 REGVIATE THE BoWEI.s- :, -
Depend supoR it, mothers, it WIN give rest
to yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEAIIH no 9OgR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for
over thirty years, and can sag in confidence
and truth of it what we. HAY e. never been
able to say of any other N edfcfffe: shsetf
has Il failed N d single Instance to effect
cu~e,sWhen ltimely used N eperndidf we
know an INSTANCE Of dissat isfaetion by any
one who used 1t! On the contrary, al are
delighted with its operations, and speak in
terms of commentators its magical
effects and medical virtues. 5iWs sBeaz In
shRattef t0e as kno,O, - after thirty
years experienee, and pled0eionn reputation
fort the asstInse1at0f tOhat zoe Mere declare. I'M
almost every Instance where the ftifant is
suffering from pain ana exhaustion, relief
will he found ins4lfteen or twenty minutes
after the Syrup is adninistered,g
Full directions for using will accompany
each1boBtle. None genuine unless the fae-l
simile of CURTIS & PERKINS, New York,
is9n the 9ptsads wFappe5 M zREEs2aSE
vy S2sIa2 ssS at 9FlfgsisEf1 ..4fQngAopf the
PRICE. ONLY IS CENTS Bo4TEeg BsssA
maylO decd, W tt
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- L
llfE- We are gratified to learn that a prot
ject is on foot for the revival here of the
Medical College, suspended. during some
years : We cannot sseef why such a, plan
should not be successful if taken holdrof
by the right men. /, Why SHOULD cltizensiof
Indiana have to leaye. the State in ordersto
receive 2 me medical education 2 Why should
not Evansville, already, pnstof the most
foprishings cities Of the West in CONS
mercial point of view, and asi regards, her
graded schools and commercial. college, be
equally yadYancedy in other collegiate and
scientific, institutions? . We understand it
is designed by. those who, are coming to
confer with our distinguished physicians
regarding this enterprise, to propose con-
Meeting with the Medical College Q yalua-
BILE Museum, medical and general as well
as a, hospital, Win not,some of our prom
inent and wealthy citizens, the value of
whose property will be, enhanced by this
enterprise head the list of Joint. Stock
Company, to secure the Marine Hospital
or other suitable building for. the above
purpoSeST i4sa; o1D9ss bfg0w ,etas1i9feas
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40 Terre Haute and indianapolis.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad

FROM vINCENNEs. 81 a .NAq
Maiiaa. ~ -. Flo SIS
Express .,y- .,.,;,,.,.,~,1O:S2 N Also P n
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS FOR ST. LOUIS
AND CAIRos-4Inconsequ of change of
time on the o. and M. r., no connection
for the West is now made by the afternoon
train on the =. and G. Road Passengers
for the above points VIII lay over at Vim
cennes till 5:l5 am. next day. AooNs3-AA
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. Errors OF Youth.

tol aasd9 slss 4o1 lsno go asias
mss ~ taal
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: uNION CIUBoRoOOID

Is open day and night, and the public
areinyiHad to- Sisitiff Masonic Han corner
Main and Third Streets. The. room is
comfortably afdfnfshed,,a ana wen supplied
withthe llatestanewspapers and campaign
doc9mentss EUnionsGmen will come and
bring their friends. Strangers will be
specially elcotned,. Music every al BY
the Crescent City Band*nafaqsM baA 9o1D
axfSnasgs -ll-.s47 -e+-----sa hjiW
/ MAGNIFIcRNTaq NIUsIe!2 The Crescent
city silver Band are : neeting almost
nightly at Union Headquarters for prac-
tice. We have no hesitation inusaying
that there is no Band equal to fti1n the
State, OF IN the great Mississippi Valley,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-05

SMOKE to :. Dug Elliott. No, "a,
Main Street, for. the best cigar in the city.
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u iUP AGAIN.--AIfred StandIey, who 1T will
be remembered was before the Recorder
some, weeks ago on a charge of vagrancy,
and was let off on promise of quitting
the city returned again, and a few days ago
hired horse and buggy from Mr. W. w.
Shannon, for thesyerys filial purpose of
taking his mother to Neyburgh, but like
some other young men have no doubt
done, mistook lewd woman for his moth
er, took the wrong road, turning his course
towards Mt. Vernon. Mr.. Shannon dis
covering this sent for him, and hefwas dis
covered nine miles from Mt. Vernon, shav-
ing driven. the horse nearly, to death. Yes
to-day he was Illuminating in the spacious
halls of Castle Darling, and this morning
will have, a hearing before Justice Walker,
and as the Court of Common Pleas is in
session, his ira nsition from Castle Darling
to. Jefersonville may be short,ssIM Oh al
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Buy the Best. and Save. Money,
tlaaaatq Time, and Labor. .sno.ssbca
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TAo0 .dI3 'eaI1Ad
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80 -aN rs
THE New F'EEIeHT DEPOT Is morn
ing the first brick will be laid in the new
Freight Depot, foF the E. 60. Railroadin
this city. The building win be eighty.eight
feet, vide and, four hundred and fifteen
Ions, will be, built of obTicz, and m pde as
nearly FIRE proof as possible. e afessfs MUIR
sinna & Boyd are the architects, and Liant,
Grant, a. Co.iare the contractors end the
work will be done under the special snpe
vision Of. @. @. Genung, the very efficient
Engineer OF the Company. 1t will b. a fine
structure an oFnamsRt TO- the city Hande
credit to the Road.Bi edf 5e sgd IYoI pa
BE0ur readers will not fail to read Tire
Millinery Advertisement OF Miss. wagfey,
in another column. She is opening splsn-
did lot of Fall Goods aa q 5i1 iosiia nieid
fnsaL .TDS:iHUEE ~,illAt
I Oh al tns-A l5n9of ,mGHEI3 l15d1I
.g8tllffs Vim 81 ra2Uoi
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on Il -1n92A l3fiiiot r9iliiij'io il31'sl
.Eoi4lifs glI Hf Ta2uoi
.ay1I KAtLIIW wIb Ela
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE
Evansville and Charlottesville.
GOING NoRTH.

GOING NORTH.
.ft- t'ii'f Leave Arrive. Arrive.
Evansville. Vincennes. I. Haute
Accom- 'od't'n, $40 A M 1927 A N ~ N
Mail............,... 9:15 A M IL al A M 3:OO M
Vincennes Ac 2:l5 M 4:55 P NJ ....-......!
90 p ECasI 1910 u
GOING SOUTH. 81,
rr0i2s ga frneaveBH8 Leave Arrive
Terre Haute. VtnSennes. E,y1ile:
vincennes Acg...s!.,,4..9 $50 A NJ 9:I5 "
Freight & Ac. $50 NJ l2:28 N Peg M
MaiIY-,vy.r'l 3 $40 y GO''%o fg'n7ll' 'z' + p
aoTerre Hante and indianapolis.
FROM sTERRE HATTIE. n
f~< Leave. Arrive.
yT6ht EXPRESS! Ia.la!a9 I.l5 A Nj r. FOO A NJ
Accommodation s.s,-Sss..E Z 10 a M $40 P NJ
Mail 3:ZV p NJ III % A d
Express IL. 4:35 p nj % 40 r Nj
Nuf .siltvzeGy.I rT---St4sfL IL % TOoh
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
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MRS. WINSLOW7 -
an experierfeed NNufse2aild Fehral (Physi.
clan, presents to the attention. of smotleEs
her p IL Al a r. III - >
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-13

R SEQ. eilIi ans bsiIet,
8erb0r ipe9en 8erausgabung bon faIs
i6en SO Gents Gdeinsa 9eitern itattr
finneu foIlte, ipuroe tuieoer in bic SatI
abgefibrt, ba Die fi0tbtaen 3eugen midi
erfd)ienett iDaren. Sein 8erb6r ipirb
Noftag iiber 8 Gage itattFn0ell.
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! Sveebisimifbe @lestrisitdtl

Sran &. 8. sanarbs Iehit Il. aaimasrs,amssis hes
beutf@eH PubIitums auf ben eebrnud uon GIettriets
at sHr SeiIuns non &santbeitehs Set ibrr Antunft
in Taibpiae bat fie nerpSfe S&wd9s, Rbet
mattsmas, Gpspepf fla. 9enraIsto, gu
ten pnA bS ~ M ss N q. eHrirt.g Sm @ebanbeln
bDisf sAsen Vt gabante gddthf ebr erfrfgfsi eefbse
ien-in einem Sa4 EeBrse Dos AlgenIibt mad IS
Ronate LANCER BEtnAbeit aHra6. ReiHe SGmersesI
ftnA Nrtb bio BsbdhSias DSriiffa&t Ole faris Der
frau Ballard III befonDers fir peiblt9e unA ainAer-
FrasfRelfen aasapsnSeaAa sins anansshe DmseSHisrs
Iersnssn tOhHsH sesebeH RssSea. prefe binis.
lau I rs9isi@e. T5geOat Gtrabe zig
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