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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14

PERsoNAL-Doctor Fosters splendid
suit Of parlor offices, at the Phillips House
were thrown open for the reception of pa
tients yesterday They are beautifully To-
Gated, easy Of access, and, with the array
OF handsome instrGments displayed in the
operating room, we can pronounce them
among the finest offices in the State.
Doctor Foster is an eminent surgeon
hurist, whose widespread reputation had
reached Dayton glong before his adyhit
here and he,ei6meI to ouricity solelyi Upon
the earnest solicitation of parties who had
long suffered with Catarrh and Deafness,
who desired to ayailthemselyes Of his most
effective treatment for those maladies. His
remarkable curative system is that OF the
immortal Doctor Lighthill, whose reputa-
ton is worldwide. and with whom Doctor
Foster was for some years connected.
DoctorFost confines his practice strict
" and exclusively to,catarrh and diseases
Of the ear, which have been his sole study
for years past and we cougatu.ate the
community thst they have among them
surgeon Of sncli practical skin in the treat
inentof this partienIar branch of the med
zeal profession. q
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. August 13.
The supply of money continues abund-
ant. and is ia excess of the demand
eau loans are done at 4t@5 per cent. and
prime discounts range from5tS TO 6ls per
cent. H Hf 4rf
: The gold market closed firmly at lI0i.
for cash. atsp.l ..t.4. b.. I.III'.
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BY, TELEGRAPH.
The Natibnhl Convention n Cifcht
crowd = PrOttinenG Mon LNnl-

] ft,4kyH,H - lS,,,,,t;., n,,tf ax,s,Sl ltf al
landigham--Ileu, ,Wood's Letter
&c. r,--
4 lmfUIOfif ISa., 49,. taA,,s,,.t II
~. .'.'IN,',,''' y ~ z,''s"s 80
lihitlausIpnla lsa great Jam OF pcople ~
ilt9 ~ iVs,iael ,isfi,ltp rs
lll',l pq,i Peep ll,lilesailile RoillcQ4 trnlll-
wv ln.n,ighott w pollu,cai eampnlghs
=. - es,'iilte tlla, tie artiVas io-uhY lopi
up ,'Glr no1g pconle, ,snd @ Tue Whole ernWd
,,oM ~ Illls Guy 1szO,VOO; NoI COZ = 70
t6o IT, " tnS' ILciI,e 3leeils. illl
n,, ene Det.er olilsS ol Doaruing houses are
epss',,iS eToM,,eg. w ,.r,,,.., 49, ~
Sv,,atua iiSiluI,chs s i'hely 20 pe ihe
uno,, its insn t,t,,tic ~ d. ,,rrnS,,,
and SENATOR Doolittle vim probably be tic
choice for Piesihc,t. Tts great event of
I tht day il Fernando Woods letter to the
COMMITTEE. ANNOUNCING his Intention Ia
withdraw from tlle Contention.
y. n . 3 . .FIH
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SIIERlFF'S SALE OF. A VALIrARIE
MILL PROPERTY. Al. MI AMISBURG.

Adam sbads = q II y
EIos,nb ra,s.a,t a. =, montgomery County Ohio
lSptPh AAlSfettet az Case 3tA
NTN pursuance OF an iortier Of sale issued In tb
aboNe case, stnd Ia me directed will nfrer ~
public sale, at the door of the Court House In the
~ SSiaSS5s. Ri y 4ng.s, ~ lscs 3 aai
~ fWo O'Clock y m the following real estate To-
wit situate iD the county bf Mcntgomcri'ys' and
a a'I seSiiSS CT aS % S s,sSS 6i,,, q 3
town ono and range siX NJ RS: Beginning AZ tbe
northwest corner Of said seGtion thirty.one fliS
on uie east bank Of the Great Miami river, thenrs
NH tlo meanlerings thereof d5 " 90 poles :
~ " l'siss 20 a stake thence 9fXt 81
hnlqs ~ The ; " corner Of lot No. ON Huet's adj.
idttien ~ the toNsn of Miamisburg; thence n
80 q idss5 t'5ius 20 the corner of lot Ma a.
thences eitf ial6 poles to the n w corner of
ter oi the aiian.i fu rnpike thence Win ND cenfe
~ sad pike "a 45As 424 poles 10 the ssil,e ~ M
water IA sue Minnl canall thence with the mar,rin
of fid canal ~ Is poes 10 the north line of
lsact OF beginning, containing eleven acrts and
Is. alle 90 less. agrceabty 10 the snryeS
lushM ny W g Ne2rgc. county suryeyOrof Mont
sosns ~ souqtN ohp, ApTIil6, 1897. sPrf
. sAn'tals1 luts No. bandS ~ phnip uueit's nddi
tion 70 the town OF MizmIsIVff tnto y '''-
satl premises have bceh apnfa sel al follo,vs viz
The u acres and 181 perches appraised Al a nai
= - - " t.'it asegial lilt .A..tt ... $50
49, ~. ~ ~ N ttsel7yH ~ ss .li- .. 100
N1nf eAn sel iorlnssthan N thirds the appraised
. onlthe tract containing the eleven acres ana 1877
@ @eIvnyssls INC nill now being run by Joseph Tan.
the river the dam has Just RECENTLY i,ee6 ~ ~
kalfvi, and consequently is new In good coYndition
theIf l. aso on the premises a two-storv brict
..lhNelllhs Ihe gnand connected With the mill il
-. q 's o q. n n sale :als;-t ASH
AnAHtLAY Attorney -7- iVsi,,t
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TerriDle Damage by STORM. 3 !,

''' 'H''"'h ' WHEl'IiNd,"VA.. August 49,
Theseycrest thunder storm ever known
TO have Visited iris Vicinity occurred sun
day pighkf AsMIinber of bridgcs.enlserts.
telegraph poless and houses were washed
away. A family of seven named Robert
son, residmgsix miles west of the city, on
the National road, were carried away by
the tlood, and all pcrishcd.
\ man and woman was Killed bylight-
ming inthis eity, aud severth casualties are
reported to have occurred east Of tile CITY.
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School Lease at Public Sale.
I WILL soil At public sale. On Y

I WILL sell at public sale on '.
4 81 IAulsidH AB0Hsf 16 1856
AZ two O'clock y. NJ. or said dav on tho nramis.s
my Lease on school Section Nof 81, situate ON thr
MEimi sbErg and Liberty Road, one mile north of
Jenerspn nWnshil' Montgomery county ohio
rus Lease continues until the first dav of Anril
fSb The purchaser will have the pTiviIegtc a.
putting IN "a pTop on th0se premises, ana fuli
assesslon VII be given on the first OF April 1861
llWH ais over lVVacfes of tiltable land about 20
ais sptea O. M production Of esIt. and tobacco
lile tefin3 arc reasonable, and will he made
knewn on the day Of sale.
aaAilaais -. ~ Join A. MEAYER
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Nigger Regimen nearly Decim-
naated by ChOlera. 4 All


(, The cholera excitement in. this eity. ro-
celyed fpslI lmpetais tlIis morning. fcaH
h, The steamer Continental arrived this
morning 9toni belos 4hay yipg On board the
.Filty-fdnfth Colored lnfiiifry, from Hell
.epRs en- route for the Phins.% There were
three hundred. and sixteen men OF the ragi-
nlent on the boat when she left lfelena. but
Of this number lifty-One died and were
buried between Cairo aud ST. Eoufs, and
tVcnty-siX cases, almost homeless. were, on
b9ardEhen she aflfVed her. .fThe troojps,
while on the boat, had Broken Into some
packages of Melido or raw Havana sugar.
aldeateni several hundred pounds ofit.
ShortlyatterNHnrdl they were taken with
violent crainpings and DlTgings The
whole regiment was attac ked'witIi the cbol-
cIyl- and the result is the dreadfnl one stat
ed. - taitl = ttfAEtiF MN = ~ ffAaf !
Thel0eal cholera report Cor the twenty
lolr hoursg Qnqiag 4 &C nQen ,t0-day.g give.
lny-iive new cases and twenty -four deaths
fhe alarm is increasing among hccitizens.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14

RH A white woman. (that is to say her
face was. white) mar'ed a buck nigger in
Buffalo, MY not long since Before the
honey moon was over she attempted to poi
son her self to csraIa the brutality Of the
darkey. She 'gcnatfd all she cared
to, and probably w not desire to take
stock" iunigger husbands in iib,re.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14

CINCINNATI oPER& iiousE.- Phc Oommcr-
cipts9ys the scheme for t'c building of an
Opera Hons which was ventilated some
weeksagc having faiIed, Mr.. IIandy now
proposesto ssuc 25O,O1O numbsr3d tickets
at one dolla~ III, gool for one. admission
toalltdrama4ic entertainments, md each
entitled toltlle prepiumdrawn by its cor
responding nitsnll r. Elhe bseks win be
closeu Se bier 81, and the drawing take
place. NovembeF5. - ~.a
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14

TIMELY AND SENsnLE ADvIoE.--We do
not ';poy that there Is any real cause OF
apprchetsion that the cholera will visit
pAyton - hn ciAdaiilc. still 1t Is well
tha our people should constantly observe
AL sanitary precautions. Il is well TO do
this always, at this season Of the year, when
sickness Of some type or otler unusually
prcvailsto q greater or less extent The
following gexcellents suggestions, from Liglrs
Journal qf Health. commend themselves to
the attention of every one. They should
be carefully rca aud observed
Cholera never attacks the body except in
Its time of weakness hence. as from the
fist Of the previous twelve hours or more,
the body Is weakened, breakfast should be
talcn before going outside the door In
cholera times, and gives it n power OF re-
sistance against TIC oisonous qualities of
an infected night mir, aml for the same rea-
son, when the body Is weak aud tired by
the labors of the day, II should not only he
Kept from the night mir, but should be forti-
fled ty warm and early supper.nI
Exposure 10 the hot sun Of summer
midday should be avoided. nor should any
labor or occupation be continued until ex-
haustion. The time 60 stop work IL when
the feeling of tiredness first begins to force
itself upon the attention.
Eat only plain nourishing food, such rs,
meat, bread. rice, the starches, with milk.
eggs, oranges, aud, lemons. As fruit and
vegetables IN cities are sure to be more or
less stale before they can be used, II Is bet
ter to discard them altogether.
Personal cleapliDess is imperative, and
scarcely needs TO be insisted on. Bat all
these thingsare useless against ijncleAhe1
houses and yards. Each householder should
make il matter of conscience tn keep his
dwelling and place of busi'iess scrupulous-
ly clean from cellar TO attic, aud from the
middle of the street TO the rear of his lot.
!. 10 notlet them mmdbe perpleXed by ques-
tions as to the contagiousness, or probabil-
ity, or the infections nature of the cholera
or as to the value of quarantine, for none
Of these thipgs win, Of themselves. prevent
an attack Of cholera ia aHy case; hut bear
In mind always, that perfect and infalhble
exemption win be tile result of personal
and dumieilary cleanliness, of plain anil
regular mole of liV i'Ig, and of n composed,
confident ana fearless mifd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14

eSgr ghe barn Of john Wcller who re-
sides a mile aud half east Of CentervilIc,
in this cluu.Y, was straek by lightning,
during the storm Of sunday night. aid
with its contents. consisting'of grain, hay,
&c. entirely destroyed. The loss to the
owner IS lqrge, aud we lean,that there was
no Insurance. Los g ....l-tg so.,iqfr g
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14

MEMPHIS, August 10.
nuring the past forty7eight hours there
has 3, 9eehI iye yde1ths tromscholera in Fthis
The Savannah IIerdlH of Friday reports
twelve deaths from cholera on the I.awton
place Ililtop Head Island, including two
white men, n9li0u 99TBA n
Colonel Norman Eddy is appointed Col
lcctor of Internal Revenue for the Ninth
blstrictof Indiana, (Speaker Golf,xs diS-
trict. Martin lgoe is appointed Assessor
for theg gSiSlh Hislriet fIndipua. gnEg
city OF Mexico adVices or the 205h ulti-
mo say there Is pOlittlo doubt that the
Emperor MaNimilian and his dependents
VIII leaNe, the cOntinopt~at an early day,
The only hope Of slItcOF il in the entfeatf.s
of the Empress ia Europe. lf l.s a4.af
General RosecIans. Brigadicr General in
the regular army, having rendered his res
lSnatlon, General Sickiese y tisppderstood,
As yet no official information concerning
The reported attack upon the town Of HeleZ
ma IAlkansaS by ncgro t.uops. has betn re-
ceived at the War Department.
Some onc inChieagoi seutls tofthe Treas
nry SlAO0O as belonging 70 the United
nl1lRs, .ssss1-A ,tha-thf nEkHN Ge& .uf
. a philadelphia special says AIr.aVaIand-
lgham has beenY enrolledsas a. member of
the Convention. and there are Indications
Of tronbleibeing caused by his taking 4
seat. - I9tss 30 .aIsa f'78It
. Goverpor Pollock, ,sunerintcndent ofthe
Mint hiis 'bcen removed. lil ~ z uGadN
The Second Controller of the Treasury
has decided that arrears of pay and bounty
tan not, spaid to dlsloynT HEIRS. hlof cans
iuch heirs be passed over, and payment
made TO the next person in the order of iu-
1862. = fiil y ft.iH ~ yiF ,l.f''
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CHOLERA IN CrNcTNNATF-LDnring tile
twentyfour hours, ending with six p. NJ.
yesterday, there We're cighty-six deaths by
cholera. officially reported. This is for
milable increase over those of the previous
day
The Chamber of Commerce yesterday
met and appointed a committee Of five to
cooperate with the Board of Health in
their sanitary measures. The police are
provided, day and night as they 90 their
rounds. with ample disinfectants.
RENIARKs.-The CommerciaL of this morn
ing, says: 20" m (
The hotels have large arrivals daily, but
the travelling public do not stop over hight.
Gs a general thing. The business of doc
tor, druggist and undertakers is. of
course. exceedingly profitable. Every phy-
sleian in the city Is driven hy dav and by
night by his professional duties. The druc-
9ists have constint employment for all tho
capable prescription clerks that can be SCI
cured, nutl MANY of these stores are never
closed. The gndertallers find. already, tllnt
it is i'm. 0ssible to supply hearses IN every
case. Thevh"e compelled 10 carry some Of
tlc bodies in their WAGONS. Saloon-kePDors
find but very little demand forany drinks
save brandy aud whisky, strongly doscd
vita Jamaiea ginger or peppermint ex-
tracts, Even whisky is falling into dis
favor with constant drinkers tile beer and
a'e business is virtually dead this side of
the canal; in fact the general demand, in
nearly all bap-rooms, is for brandy.
"Over the Rhine" among the hundred
thousand Germans, many of the stolid,
pblegmatic ones, determined not TO take
the cholera. by fright at least. continue 10
qltaff their lager complacently, eat their
cheese. sour klout, and green corr (at two
cents per dozen), and some of them TO dIcl
a fine looking cheese, that had SERIOUSLY
poisoned two members of family. was
sent back, recently, 10 the store from which
il had been procured. and was broken i'm
and thrown into the garbage barrel. 4
poor woman passing. noticed the cheese.
saw that it looked good and though twice
driven oil by the proprietors, finally sue
ceeded IN stealingit. We have not heard,
as yet, how many other children she has
buried. -a. IHtf'..at til|il f''7
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14

I
NOW AND Thss4-'rhe Cincinnati Union
says, that "when Geneaal Rousseau, of
Kentucky, caned Mr.. Grinnell for SANDER
ing BIN In the Congress of the United
States, Judge spalding, of Ohio, introduced
a resolution TO expel him for calling the
Iowa member to an account for words
spoken in debate, anl General schenek, of
tbe Dayton District, voted for the resolu-
ton over the expulsion, Judge Spalding
and General schenek were members of the
Ohio Legislature, in 1919. For words
spoken in debate General Schenck struck
lie Grand Byington. then representing
Pike county, a man much his inferior in
physical strength, and Spaldlng, thenI
Speakcis instesa of proposing the expul-
sion OF sehenek, rnadeau assault upon and
struck the latter, wllo owed his safety from
severe ilogging to his speed in running.
Wonder II these WORTHLESS thought Of this
little episode, when passing Judgment upon
General Rousseau"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14

g5y- 81 50-Duck Linen Suits, Custom
made, can be had at the Eagle Clothing
Store, llS Main Street. for 81 5O-Coaf,
Pants and Vest.
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az -Childrens Clothing at first cost, at
the Eagle Clothing Store, rs Main street.
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II - CmcAGn. AncnsL 1a.

q PhQ papers report about twenty cases of
cholera in the city; four fatal since Friday
uD to this morning.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14

Is warranted to be the only preparation
known to cure Coughs, Coldl, lEoarseness,
Asthma, Wh0opmg Cough, Ohrohit Coughs
Consumption, Bronchitis aud Group. Be
Healing, soitenlng, and expectorating. and
suitable for All affections of tile
Throat and Euhigs.f For sale BY Druggists
everywhere ian3
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nc udEt NNiFl Siggcr 2 6fgani l,It.l1 ~


Tho negToes of this city have tormedah
Equterights Association, dcfnaniing All
the rights and privileges 6f white citizens,
including suffrage and free access 20 COM
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aag, Telegraph Narietiessnoa
tt-''- ~ pDocprss ot, 5,,n,,n

= PROGRESS OF CHOLERA.
30 ''A' .''1' NEw YORK, August 13.
There we're OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
eight deaths in Brooklyn last week, of
which one hundred and thirteen were from
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PIN MoNEY.-The Springfield Repablic
mentioned a few days since that Mrs.P @.
Tinker of Bellefontaine is one ofthe fortu-
nate nheritors of the S35,OOO,0O0 fortune in
England fwhichso much has been said.
1t now appears that Mrs. Tinker's share,
aiter all expenses Of settlement are paid,
VIII be about 81 100000, instead of 81 OOO,-
600 as at first stated77a difference of half a
million, but leaving her stilI very com
portable little'sum. Anleee OF Mrs. Tinker
comes in for aPortionl amounting to $lTO,-
OOO' which ought to pay her mllllner bills,
at least. I-.
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ID 'labA$s5OO0o lIpsgqsEs

" NHIIIN''IV VN' .NII y IIsI 10.
II was, as,diseoycrcd to-day that, by q blun-
IdeTlon the part of 4 clerk in the Tr asury
Innartmeht, The Goyeramcld was proVant-,
cd from baing swindied ON of S3l60O II
apps irs that artduisHIon canc TO the De-
partmebt from u well-knpYn paymaster
i0F S;i0OOl With directions 20 make a dfafr
'on special depository other than theusual
depository on Which drafts were drawn m,
favor of this paYmaster. BInndaring alallts
u Wis finaily discovered 20 be one of Cooks
forserles' a - ,No99jIE = %
~, -. slSns "a. q rsAXlIgYHl
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BArIEG.-A celebrated medical writer

BA1IlG.-sAr celebrated medical writer
gives te 4 How 'pgF hice IN regard to
pq$agadM A1dATA16f '
ease shoua 4ieHer use nc showpr bati land
those suhjo't - head complaints should
make II aTiFppto wdt the upper paris ,oi
their parsoH tn.t hil but z atluAllv Wet
the feet, 1ae Nap5r bath isseldoin 'benc
ficial - 4de,rnA' ,puimonapym
plaintf, a9d the Warlplbath is unsuit5d 20
THOSE of iigEGoid s"asline eItempcramcnt
Bat '4g stCuld b. eat ! more scientiG-
cally tha1 it has ben ltworld be well
Il, preyious treslFt, &g to fle bath, penple
were to colsrjlt ttei@ III tcal Gdl isers r ne
to.the bst moleof bAt,i'ag. "1he notion Is
gcneie' ',sat all per sons ere benefited BY
bat ing n tac op sea.r
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FATAL AccIDrNT.-A Young MAJ named
Porlott who served through the wan in the
9th Rcgt, Ohio V. L.. lost his life. by n
thrcshing machine, IN Auglaize County, on
Tuesday last, hls clothes being caught in
the gearing, .t
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GS5-Cincinuati physicians say That a
large per cent. of the cases Of cholera in
that city, when taken in time, yield readily
to skilliul and judicious treatment. Were
it not so the moitaliiy list would be largely
increased. Inc present weather Is not
looked upon as favorable to health.
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MEMPHIS, August l3.
nuring the past forty-eight hours there
has been five deaths from cholera in Fthfs
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THAT's NIcE.-Thc Picnic whicl, was to
have come off AZ Bclyille's Groycon Mon
day, the 18Th, was p1sipOned until Thurs
day next August 10TH, Oh account of the
unfavorablc weather. Music y Regimen
tai Band. Trains leave Union Depot Mt
nine A. NJ. COMMITTEE.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14

The GRAND PfCNIC AND CoTLLoN PAR
TY at Belville's Grove three miles west Of
Dayton, on the Wolf Creek pike, has been
postponed to FPSrsday YsSt august y.
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t4s- Parents should call at IL. Schwarz,
and secure good bargains IN ChiIlrenis
Clothipg, tlS Main streeE three doors sou N
of the M,H'ket lfonse. y " FfT1fNNff
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QUEsTIoN.-Why is it Schwarz sells so
many goods? Because he sells the incest
made mp, keeps always on hand large
stock of custom made Clothing, and more
especially sells with very small profit,
and asks no two prices, at lis Main street,
sign of the Golden Eia-o-l-c.
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The specidf aafspAtch iiithe New York
HeSqtfNf,Suna stntipg Unit gqosernor
CiTtinhdd secretly called Tor two thousand
militia, i canar,l-We are authorized TO
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.lJgs mar uf Mnfana oes 9tueAlfs i'm
Sabre 1906 els Observation-Disclosures
sgRsnidcnInenge 81 Yew 4Dcft an ben
l1fertf Sss1 Snbfous, itqnos Hneefabr in
beYieTligem @egeno,s tpglde sheutaHtaee
) fSHltnultrebe beibts i.a0 teiel Ren9s bes
fra&trt.lein &diff feItfaner&e Ealtx Obne
N1aiten nn0 n@e0eli nit neiiartt S6lct
linoIyuei Ndosrn rehtsIHND Gnfs an Der
nusturFSA;Gfil bSeiteaRglnHsB aGf nub
8tenerbOraI Gin RennjDl bariIder
&in0er, 9iantsnsg Robert Sutton, mar
rad inebreren njbaljdten @erfpden in
@aropq IiaAs glHsrifa surIidgefebrt, nm
zinc, ipitses fi4qausefHdts, bic @elt
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sia INA ii1aahG enernl4 BnbImeiiter i,
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, 6etTsfes Stadts Settings BeieHfaaft
ssaaalliaael, ssa 80. = gsspttinsbSsf i3Ess6
] Die SpIbaten.@ pnnfn.

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: Ole SfenttiSs Meilallatqa Bat, s9n
bod aenOlia pie @eroHsntIidung 5 Ser
aMesulationen' fiebe alrtitalaa anoerer
sSteae I'M Beufi8et 8faH9j Ha6 peIaen
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