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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-27

FELL DowN STArRs.-A white man,
Of apparently thirty or t~hirty-fve years
Of age, fell down a flight Of steps in the
Postofiee building, about three and a
half or four o'clock yesterday afternoon,
and was picked up ~insensible. We did
not learn whether bis injuries are
ea-f,ra
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C

Mr. 6. W. Truehearf is our authorized
agent TO extend the circulation ofthe APPEAL,
ard receive subscri pti0n and advertising forthe
same in West Tennessee and North Mississippi.
We bespeak In his behalf the kind attentions
and courtesies Of our patrons and friends, and
hope they WI render BIN any assistance i'm
their power 70 promote the object OF his
mfrgHow
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. recommending these Pianos to public
notice, claim that they are superior to
any other Pianos made IN UOltBle,
purity Of tome, great pO1UeT, b~TiIidncH,
J~ulGeSs, depth and eUeBneSS Of touch.
durability and finish. InOt only claim
this, bit Tam prepared to substdatiafe
70 10 the entire satisfaction Of all par
ties Interested, and can safely LEAVE Il
to dHg candid Judge or judges for de-
cisi0n. A guarantee Of fire years
given 1UitA eUCry Instrument and no
charges made for coUer, stool or ship
ping. Old Pianos taken in exchange.
H. BERNARD.
mari In go Main street.
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A CLUB HOUSE IN MEMPHIS-We
believe Memphis is almost the only city
Of tBe same size North, South, or West,
without one Of these acknowledged ne
cessities Of the age-a club hoUse-for the
evening resort Of bachelors especially,
but also not u~uattrac-ive 20 others blessed
with a home circle, but who, neverthe-
less, would like 10 have access TO the
numerous files of papers from all points,
and well selected foreign and domestic
periodicals to be found on the tables Of
every well regulated institution Of this
kind. In England and on the continent,
the experience OF two or more centuries
has confirmed the utility IS well As pop
ulsrity Of these refined and refining de-
sesndants Of the coffee housesOf Shakes
peare and Dryden's times, and to cult
waited strangers visiting a city on
business or pleasure, nothing is more
grateful than such a resort, where
they can have all the comforts Of q
home. without the chance Of being sub
iected 10 ann0yances, which viii readily
suggest themselves to cosmOp0litans as
n-separable from the more public rooms
Of even first class hotels. such a build
ingas the one known as st. Mary'sschoo
on Third street, would meet every re-
quirement, and we hope some public
spirited citizens, possessed Of means viii
inaugurate at an early day the requisite
measures TO add this great comfort to the
other attractions oTthis rapidly develop
ing city.
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DRY GOODS.

MENKER BROS. 2 co.
Corner Main and Court sis-'
HAvE OPENED THEW sPRIvG AN
Z Summer goods. which fpr cAcapn8 aIt
Completeness cannot ne exeelled.
OUR TERMS ARE
Cash, Cash, Cash.
Cash, Cash, Cash.
Cash, Cash, Cash.
WE SELL Alta
Small Profit.
Small Profit.
Small Profit.
THEREFORE,
Examine Our Stock.
Examine Our Stock.
Examine Our Stock.
1T WILL
Pay You Well.
Paw You Well.
Pay You Well.
OUR DOMRSTICS ARE
Remarkably Cheap.
Remarkably Cheap.
Rem arkably Cheap.
u SHOES AND HATS
At Boston Prices.
At Boston Prices.
at Boston Prices.
WE KEEP
Everything You Want.
Everything You Want.
Everything You Want.
WE ASK YOU
To Try Us.
To Try Us.
To Try Us.
AND WE KNOW
You viii Be Satisfied.
You Will Re Satisfied.
You Will Be Satisfied.
WE HAVE OPENED
5000 Lots of New Goods.
5000 Lots of New Goods.
5000 Lots Of New Goods.
A COMPLETE LINE OF
Straw Goods and Mantillas.
Straw Goods and Mantlllas.
Straw Goods and Ma1tlIlas.
ALL OF WHICH WE WILL
Wholesale, WholesG ?,
Wholesale, Wholesa =
Wholesale, Wholesa
AT THE LOWEST
New York Prices.
New York Prices.
New York Prices.
Our Wholesale Rooms are over our
Retail Department, in second, third and
fourth Stories.
Our Domestic Department In the base
ment.
MENkEN, BROS. 4 CO.,
No. aS Corner Main and Court Streets.
marsmar2l MEMPHIS. TENN.
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"WoRsHAM HOUSE,

J. J. WORsHAM, c. n. GALLOWAY,
formerly OF the recentlyof the
WOrsham House. GayosO House.
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INCREASE OF IynIORALITY.-On sun
day night the police invaded several
houses, Of . character uncomfortable 70
ears polite, and arrested therein over
fifty persons. Truly this city is rapidly
approaching the evil repute Of some OF
the large Northern and Eastern towns,
but although it is certainly progressing,
in one sense Of the word, we do not con-
graduate our fellOw-citiZens on the cir
pumztanoa-
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THE LEE ENDowMENT-When the
war Of 20 closed, the friends Of Gen.
Washington desired to make him "a hand
some donation. He declined to receive
it unless the donors would allow him TO
invest il in an institution for the good Of
the country. They consented, and the
fund thus donated was devoted to the e.
Enlistment Of that college which bears
the name Of the illustrious donor, and
over which the no less illustriOUs Lee
ncw presides. Our next list Of suhscri-
hers 70 the "Lee endowment, Mr.
Walton informs Us, viii present a much
larger array Of contributors than
the first. Despite the stringency
in financial affairs, tine friends of Gen.
Lee seem determined 70 seize the pass
ing opportunity to testify their exalted
appreciation Of him by generously sus-
tanning him in his chosen sphere Of USE
fulness. OF course, the amounts sub
scribed are materially diminished by the
present crisis. This, however, should
stimulate all his friends to DO something
in order that what is lacking in the
amount may be supplied by the number
Of contributions. If you have not the
cash. give your note, that the interest
may yield him a salary for the present,
until such time as may be convenient for
you to pay the principal.
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REGULAR MEMPHIS AND VICRSBURG
PACKET
For Helena. Gaines Landing. Eunfee,
Lake Prominence and FfcksbuFg.
DES ARC...-. . BERRY. Master.
This elegant and swift running II
steamer VIII leave as above on ~
&IHlSsDAY, 9th inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board. az to
LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
MARI 1t No. IL Madison street.
MEMPHIS AND FIcKgBURG PACKET co
4. W. LIGHTBURS, See'y.
For Helena. FTi;ir's posns. Napoleon.
Eunice, Gaines Landing. G~rcenVilie, Lake
Providence and NicksDurg.
+ Tom Berrv. master
This elegant passenger steamer IT.
will leave as above on -
THIS DAY, the 18th inst, ut s pm.
For freiEht or passage apply on Company
Whart-D0at Michigan, or to
TATE, ABLE x Co.,
LACEY & MCGHEE,
JAMES I. BOURNE & co. ABH'
MARI II
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marl5-eod Wholesale Agents, Memphis

Pure,t and sweetest Cod Liver Oh IN the
world manufactured from fresh selected Lsers
on me sea coast This Oh Is characterized ny a
sweetness and purity peculiar 10 IL alone. is
reputation Is 50 great that II takes me lead o.
other OILS. and isunlgsrsally prescribed by ply
sielanE Remember 20 ask for Hazard Gas
weu's COD Liver Oh" samples furnished free
10 the profession.
CAswELL. MACK & co, New York,
Sole Manufacturers.
q. ". JONES s. CO.,
msr3-tol5ap - Main street
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Noiiee b. F-as4ugsrs Goiugsouth ofCounth.
They should leave Memphis atsa6 AN. auiF-
ing at Coriuth al 8lG pm, and leave Corinth al
q pm. for The south. By this route passengers
have the advantage OF a route 50 miles shorter
than va amy other route, aud are sure never 10
4la any connection. Fare 70 COrinth, 81 o.
Toe lelspL.s & Charleston Railroad has trains
leaving daily. ssnQsss e%-sDt.4. FOR trkeu
ana further information apply at 40. IS West
Coart street. between Main and Front streets
OF 90 tue ofHce % the Memphis & Charleston
Railroad Depot ADOLFR BERNARD,
marzJtf TcEst ksslt.
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STEAMBOATS,.

AE1PHS& ST LOUIS PACRET COMPANY
Foe Cairo and saint Louis.
ADAN JACoBs -..---. ...---. Rowland, master
Ihls me passenger packet will IT,
leave for The above hN
IAIs DAY, 9Th inst, at pm.
fofifeiSht or passage apply ON board or TO
We. POSTAL, superintendent.
W. Z. Dill, Agent.
Ad. Storm. Seereiarv. MARI II
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7LLdN TIC HNU MINYIHYIpVT NTINTl
CO1fPANT-U S. MAIL.
Enr CnErn nr,H 80. -

master
This splendid packet VIII leave
THIS DAY, 27th inst, at ( pm.
Hof lle4aal or passage apply On board or 10
j. v. LEWIS, Agent,
>. II: SHOCK, Gen1 Pas euger Agent.
marzi-lt WharTboaf. loot u Unt0u 81.
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ST. PETERS CHUBCH-On Sunday,
Mercedante's celebrated Mass, for three
voices, was rendered by Mrs. Tomlinson,
Mrs. Clary and Mr.. Sabatzky, in a style
Of such superior excellence as really left
nothing to be desired. VIZ. NAPLES or
gan accompaniment was, as Is usual with
that gentleman, finished and accurate.
The church was filed to overlooking and
We are informed many persons were IN
able to gain admittance. On next Sab
bath, Easter, Hadyn's Twelfth Mass
viii De sung.
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Rich GrOEth Of Hair PrOdueed-The
ualassI color restored mot Dyed. and disease o
the scalp. falans 20. etc, efectually cured, by
using Maguire's Hair Restorative balm Price
= usr betue. Prepared aud sold by .. sC Ne
ouire. DfugENG southwest corner Olive and
second streets.
BiErrBes, DyseBtery. Cholera. ETC.
speedily cuned by using Maguire's Extract Of
Benpe Plant, the iafallble specific. sold by
DrUqgsis everywhere.
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Job PrIRtiuE-Gur job department is re-
plete with all The latest and newest styles Of
type and presses, and we are prepared 30 exc
cute an classes Of printing az the shortest no
ucs and on the most reasonable terms. Bnng
in your Orders 20 - Madison street. mr4.tf
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Extraordinary IndueemcnL- $4,000
worth Of goods al cost. J.. II. Maggeuer q Co.,
Z54MaIn street wish 10 retire from the trade,
aud viii positively sell o. cost rny entire stock
ofraady made clothing and furnishing goods
untI the nrst OF May. wholesale and retail.
,1ar.g J. Il. WAGGENER
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Finy-two miles shorter than any othef route.
To Grenada, Jackson, Vlcksburg and New Or
leans. Trains leave daily al 2f5 am. Time 10
New Orleans, 81 hours. Through tickets for sale
at the Mississppiand Tennessee Depot, foot OF
Main street, aud az 40. 8 Jefferson street, under
C0umCrclal Hotel.
A. LIyERNlORE. Gent supt.
CP. OAKLEY, GenI Ticket Agent
mazz5-tf
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We are stiEl In the FfeId.-Hor.es, Mares
and Mules at auction this Tuesday morning
a. Do O'Clock by Lutz, Windle & Co., No. Al and
g south Court street
JOHN V. GILBERT. A-uctioneer.
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Observation-Disclosures


Baltimore Gpuntps @frt6 t.
- &pwfontoWn rem 81. Mtdri--
Sptn Mpran, Grmpreun9 Wnt, Rrifer'
piIc'6; DrrJcb auf DienitGA ben H.,
2Iprtl, fth1eleBt. - SOmes Mc@ut81n,
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@utaan; Nlaiptyte oNtAj lhuioj9."
@uRbR6tret$s@ ert6t .-@eftern
be9ann bic re9ctwGBt9e StbWns, Mlr.
ltal 8pnifQnt Bate ais AletHgsiGwor~
ne fir ben Qlpri(- Germin frl9cnpe Ser
rrn ppraetdefn: Spibud u, &pste9, Wn.
prem Stdnni8an, Samc8 8 Na8ner uNp
QGpto Mdrttn aus Baltimore; SG0n
Npno, SGAn 6. 6ptlanp, SDItua NloS'
trtt Uno JObn Otto aus Baltimore geun'
tp; MDAm g8plf Ino 6tNr9 6. N1tQ 0aS
fteceriI &runtp; 9&m. @1riAncr un6
0tDger &. GpDt aus Wditingtpr County
Som 3. 9Qler unb TrAnri5 Maiomar
aus Mgn.9pmtr9; 9ia0t g. GtrGiD.
triboe uno y. ~. Wltmrtg9t aus %nne
@runcet; ,6cnrp 1cvnQtps Wno RtNaEo
Mlt&rp aus &0rforp; St}Ie q. '6pmGQ II.
Gnrh &reuA aus Sect; Spbn Gntttb
aus Garrett; Q4nt. san une gRrtlop9rr
6. Swat aus Strtnre @eprge's County. -
Idypn wdrsn Is erIhtentn. Ntd9ter ST
les, her Prdiiplrte meieGtc, Sberrthtfr
GtQIe wcroe ert Mpn!0A, zen Ii. @prtl,
In Ser GotBung ii0 einfnoen, rpefGatb
ale Criminal Safe BIS 0ab;n periNDsen
wUrDen fDWlit foNlmt aud tie lHphDtr~
ra!ts . Hlage 9e8ea General 8raOte4 :.
Spbnfpn erT an 9]er0nrtcm SAGE 5lr GRr'
tanrtung-DGa Wsgt4t peria8tt iih bis
peute.
Stn&tfret8.@ertNt. - Sp9R
g8eas 9s8en &lnna MilQer II. 81. @cWIie
les @rUnpsigentbun1 1T Sicetlir. parp
3um GerElufs berrpeyt, - Spb. QH. Dit.
itrl naniAt GAcioWng non Gtjiabetp.
Wlttl4et.
8unte$be3trfs 8ert@t. -
Rpt. Gppns, erllsr Gtsuermann ber
Warte yMltnepra", W!ibbanelung be8 1rs
dies 500. &. @6ule ant 3. S0ruag 1865
unc ce5 8atrp{Gn SraEcts &ea8Qn ant
am s. SGnUar I'M 6afeN Spn Matanj1s;
ic $25 @eipDuGe NeGt Soften. - Wlan
nQGm 2lusiaDen in oer NnGclelGnbtit
Res We8tu Gtnjhn1uaai!n5 ron Wnaten
YDn rinem &Gide 5N elmer @etpbuRe Hef'
uritCiiten NuGutt SttD, relder cen Stbab.
fttretGr I'M GttafsyiaB a~n9s8an9an, cnt.
gfacrt.
Die Gieung warb biz mpntaA ben
%. Mpgti, Yeyta9t,
Common Dlea5.GertGt -
Sulius 2leler uno q. gsgen u. 9. Naf'
lumaru, Giafl1lun0 eine6 6anpweAleis
ron 500. Der &fytla9te Idot, er tate
fur pen QGediet teineG ertIprehensen
Mcrt0 eyNatteu, Inter GertaNptung.
GWpertpgs@ertht.- Samuel
5Ouie, jun, ,9e9.n Sam. Sc, Stni8bt; Sid
Ger tetam S3763 70 5%usrtannt.
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eiu5 DISCRIMINATION.

@af@tngtpn, 2. @Yrjt. - Elnf.
ja6n iUn8e Dlm@en aus @ttlorelpAia,
ca!Unter WQrte S0tomrn, SpG Diet,
SD6anna @plbi6mtep unV pima seed,
mlhten an S0mldg ben IrIi!reAter
iarc Muip0rtung I'M wetbCn 6Guie, W9
ie TON Nnp ErQu Sohuipn eht praAto0t-
les w3Aierne3 JruhtfDrbGat uterreth-
ten. Die junBen D0man paren etne De-
putotign per nprpBRttAGn N0bNtn-
@rammirihute In @bttaoriptt1.
Der star md6t lid utcr cincn Scr.
reipoNcsnt2n lWitig. Der iib IN cinlm &r.
tttl IN Der oM..g. &ritune" par0ter be
ttagt, nap bic oStactbdbnsarren. @eieg'
IAaft" t2m feline Srctf1rts Jay Tat1t II
loren g5ageu 9Gben mQle, GA epen @pn'
greBmitQljeOcrn piefe 8egunft8un8 S0.
fpmmGn ldiTe.
Sn &~tnnQpptt5, M0., tncet beute BIZ
gGObl fur Die Stabtteamten Ita!t.
@entraQteuterurt 0r0nt jet9t In sinen
Gifuarllbaffbl pff}teN cUS Mbleben feE
Sbrriten 9gnerS an.
Nlan glaubt zap ole gNrgerreAt5 Gift,
unO 0dS 0ttO nitt NOR GUanGrltag ptel
oer ,3~uriittUrft mebrerer abncienper CT.
natpTeR 8Qr 8Grtuuoiun9 tDmmen nirp.
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GiaDt BGltilMUge.

Der eeirIge sag, Ger SWeite 8 f +.
fetertaA purbe, beICnoers IN beut.
ihen &retien, pifif16 at6 Srltag began.
gen :; penigiten6 rubte Ote Mrteit bsIlU
grbberen 53ulpruN iGnpen Die QStrtbiAai.
ten, welhe um Sunben fir ibre gunifs
@jcriate ni4t gefGoe III GsrIe9enbett MA
ren.
orb fanb 8rfern tabier oui
1879 bis l2S; in Wew.gorf Quf 1881
Ser. ct. 5.2Oer neue 1919, atte 1888 ;
7.30er 1901 l0,40er 921.
Dit Snlttmprer SenianGr fUden
benz Steriisn MoiebD cine bpbe Stele
I'M Srpen ~anaebpten Gaben.
Mu6 etne @abe. Der grpBe,
felt LANCER 3ctt spn rem befanntsn Nlet'
ger 8nntaro 9emdiete, ilbgr 5000 9fp.
ptegenpe Sfis, Elm gefAent fir bic
.6atr," paraetrte 9eilern bur6 BIC Giro
ben, geIamiidt nit bunten Sdnbern.
Das prahtpo1e G9irr ipI pcripol't unD
Der GrtrGg Dem Tuno Der IS. g. q. O."
juRemieien werecn.
Mm 10. Wlrs rei6ten 46 Stupsnten
Der %Mnnappliier 81 ptten.2 q ia he II | {,
tpseen 0ur6fateus i'm granen moralifh
basu senDtbI9t, lore &eFanattpn Elm, mel
de pds Seeamt aud, an9enpmnen. 2Gir
finben barunter Die Nlmen q 6 Mete,
mars, 6 u Gotb, 6 & gGi!s, @8m. 9
glaiTtn, 6 M arugcr, 9 s @olSfNmiot.
Statipps @e6fel. Cont
maneeur Gpmaro D0naib1pn III tisrber
perieBt wprcen, I'm 5!pttan' IfDrttu9e Su
perfhifen,
5etrat9s, Stattltf. - s}amts
.. 2pwrp, &lerf aes Common @lsa5'
@erihts, Sat lebten Wpnat IT'S 6eirdtbs-
gpn3elIpnen aussefeltj % wrnt8sr, ais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-03

Der tteG9e ~rJtepublttan", Elm fettterts
oe6 4]tenobiatt, tat beute ais Wrr9ens
btQtt IN einem gr6Beyen Sprmat fem d.
BIT 9emaNt Uno unterluSt in einem 9e1
ote9lncn yejtartttel bic @plttiF cs6 @rdiis
ptnttlt.
Gds etnli}e In 8thmcnb. &1., teute
cr|btcnenc 8iQtt mar Der gGttijen". nell
dgy ppn elmer @sftQldaft Ger ausgelan.
ceneR SAriftieeer ber~aus9c8ebtn miro.
Die 3;itUugsberGu2eeber baben namlt8
beihlpTsn, zen Yreis iir bic &rbeit rpn
so auf 40 &t8. terGb}uisten uno bic
@eBGr am 5rtttdae IN loren Sffjtnsn pa-
ern bguatrittigt; Steie paren bamit
n;ht c~inserfGnosn unp iegten bic 2lGt3it
utCfcr.
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80. GgnGrck. l. GIkunG.

@afbtnatpn, ,. glprtl. Sm
Senate iiberreihte teute 6r. Sunter Ct
ne gettttrn BON 8ur9frn ron 2putiiana
ipel6e bteBieoerberftetun9 elmer Stats
re9ierun9, Guf @teifben6h9unG pr Dem
0efeBe ba(trt, Yertan9en; benz N~lefaura,
tipn5ausi6uB utsrwitien. Gins pDn
bemielben etnseret4te $etitipn ppn Bur,
germ ron Stt0burg I'm etne I5dneerun9
pes i3pltarifs gum S&uBe Der ar6ett
fparO benz Stnanaausl9uB ibertragen.
5r. Some iiberret6te cine @ettttpn ppn.
8lraern ppn 0tsCpnfln nel6e Serfan-
gen, taB bic YrGfiecntenipab( brett Pom
9DIte ausBebe; psln SuftjSau5fhuB itber>
pteler. 81. MorGdn legte bic 8eih(uTe
Der @efeb1ebun9 res States New. yorf,
Die 8ebalte Der Rdrtnepff3tere ~ erb6-
ten pDr. 6r. Nttion beri6tete finer
@siesesSori6la9 Elm, Die SplDdtenbonb.
sstber g~ietd5ufetlen uno bic Seinpe9r
ppn pteier 8eglnittgurg aus3ulAtteGen.
SIM nnterbaufe purDen gefAtuGs CUR
llntertIsung Der 9Olittf bss &r6itpcntan
eetafelt. Gin ppn Srn. @ife DorgeleBter
8ei1tub, northumberland 81 beftnmtn,
cine 8tDtte mad rem 5tlApidgen lu fen.
ben, tparb rem &usThab user ~ausp6rtise
Experimentation rbericiGfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-03
ssa Ste SaitimoresS aeGs
f!sss Heisr SGnipffDtfTs
Hiisa-asSaail GpMpoGnie.
g1irr SSFuty,t g. ESnhtr
0crmicttung ssrGastrtbfhaft &C.
IN Der G%urnpale, SIR. 300, 9ratt.


ga Der 9e1enlplriisc Ut1caltsr, Sr, gdbarbt, be-
asi@tigt, az, Gnte hes aadUlen Wonais nQd euro.
pa an retisn nrb erbbaib ieinc StsIe rtther9sIeat bat,
70 Iuo mir %geirnner, non b.n /. Wat' na1itbir, bic
init Ter Srrnt1le bettunbere BiItblGafi, cher rem
9nT gen @e'bailstehieb cireln ioI;o:n, g~enaubtsn uuo
lrtcrnstmeneea GeE6aftSTann 5u nbeItEassn unb
srar caito:eer:
J.. Sncer, her @trein cte %cntrplc unS Refnunqss
ilbrun9 0ter has Seidtnil tsitctdlt unr i'd, ppm lin.
terncbmsr gfpiile l~lI p;ei Ron p~rltauiteu @eirdntsn,
gigarIen sc. bsrgittn lift, rbsr
2. Su5cm mir hem llnternrtmcr ben gouscu &c.
itaftebettieb nit @eruturs Der JtSumliGftiien unb
Sts Npsiliats 9c6en cine ieitseiicllte menattits ceer
jSbrIid'e Jtente uhrItraasr mno blrS bic Jttd, { refers
titcn, bic sur SSrbtturg IN .s,er ., rsinsswede n5tbi0
Nrb.
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