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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-04
LAW sen DOL.

LAW SCH DOL.
Law FACULTY;
HON. ROBERT L. CARUTHERS.
NATHAN GREEN. LIB.
HON. HENRY COOPER.
COURSE OF STUDY IN THE LAW SCHOOL
JUNIOR CLAss.-Caruthers' History Of Law
suit; Walkers American Law Stephens Plead
ing; kent'S Commentaries Story on Promissory
Notes.
MIDDLE CLAss.-StOry on Bailments; Story on
Agency Story's Equity Jurisprudence; StOrys
Equity Pleading GreenleaFs Evidence; Criminal
Law
SENIOR CLAss.-Story on Conflict Laws: Angel
and Ames on Corporations; Lomax on Executors:
Parsons on Contracts; Fourth Kent reviewed;
Story on the Constitution.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-04

CONTAINS NO SPIRITS OF ANY KIND,
AND THEREFORE,
NOT INTOXICATING IN THE LEAST.
II is prepared in Paris from pure SHERRY, and
admits in its composition only Tonic, AROMATIC
and FEBRIFUGE substances.
Ladies will find il a delicious substitute for the
various tones which have an alcoholic body.
MUSCAT PERLE
Is a rare Wine Of most delightful flavor 1t is the
PURE JUICE OF MOST DELICIOUS
GRAPE. It surpRsses in excellence any table
wine in tho country Used in Europe for sacTa-
mental purposes. Church people are invited to
inquire into il.
These Wines are sold by all druggists.
81 90 per bottle, large size, -
EWING & PENDLET0N,
sep14 Agents, Nashville.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-04
HYGTENIC WINE,
THE GREAT
IMP RTED MIC.

USED BY THE BEST FAMILIES THROUGH
u out Europe; approved by the Imperial
School Of Medicine, Paris endorsed by the prOmi-
ncnt members Of the American Medical Associa-
ton, at their convention, held in Baltimore, May
lst 1866
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-23
Douglas i'm a DiGicuit, Role.

j. Madison, Quits has written, and. ha d
published in book form, :" a Brief Treatise
upon Constitutional and Party Questions
and the History of Political Parties,p as he
received it from the late Senator Stephen
A. Douglas.
The, author describes the following
scenes at Chicago, which is lcharacterstic
of the late. distinguished Senator. The
report is given as related by Douglas him
self: fTfr eds 10 rtE ghPM CCfT
When I returned to Chicago I was met
at Buffalo by a friend, who bFVught letters
from other friends at Chicago, protesting
against my return, and warning me that,
would .lbel inevitably killed if did so. l
arrived there in the morning; and after a
tJw days, three or four, issueu notice Of
a speech to be made by me in front of
North Market Hal. All the newspapers
in the city denounced me, and published
daily articles encouraging personal vio-
lence, reminding the people that i'll 1850,
on the passage of the Compromise Meas
lures, had returned and succeeded in quell-
ing an outbreak against those measures,
aud that this thing could not be done a Sec
ohd time. Known othingism had, pending
the, Nebraska bill, been organized in, the
United States for the first time, and in Chi
cago the anti Nebraska men had organized
into Know-Nothiug lodges. and probably
included within those lodges nineitenths of
all tho men in the city. 1t was ascertained
that they secretly determined and bound
themselves by their oatlls not to allow me
to speak; and it is known that one of these
thirty or forty lodges ordered by telegraph
and received by express from New York,
the night before was to speak, two hum
dred and fifty of Colts, revolvers,
When the day arrived the tlags were
hung, at half mast, on the shipping, in the,
harbor, and for several hours. before the
time appointed all the church, bells
in the city were tolled, at which Signal the
mob assembled in force of; about ten
Thousand. / had forty or fifty men who pre-
tended to be with me privately, but, not
half dozen were so openly; they werealT
afraid. AT the appointed hour repaired
to the meeting and went upon the stand,
and was greeted by, that unearthly yell
taught and praetlced in the Know Nothing
howl no man can Initiate. .,.ri
] Il stood and looked at the mob until the
howling ceased. When they ceased, 1
commenced by saying that 81 appear before
you to night iOr the purpose OF yind1icating
the Kansas Nebraska act,",, Before the
sentence was ended the howl commenced
again, As it ceased / would begin, and as
s0on rs l, commenced it was renewed, At
times i appealed, to their pride, as, the
champion Of free speech for hearing; the
hbwling was renewed !, at otherI times 1 De-
nounced them as, a, set of towards who came
armed with bowie7kniyesv and pistols to
put down one uharmed mani afraid to hear
the truth spoken, lest there might. be some
honest man among them who would be
convinced. bge prl,tgotl5 9o5,.Tnr,o no va
IAt one time Igot a hearing for ten Sr ffs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-23
Tseauty I'm Berlin.

" . rfg r| W lsF.N f..ssf 10
A correspondent mentions that when it
was first proposed to appoint adeputation
of the young ladies' of Berlin, it found gen-r
eral favor at once. On former occasions Of
similar nature, the'ladies had been select
ed either for their rank or else the, social
standing of their fathers, and hadn been
especially conspicuous Tor tlieir beauty. 1t
fwas, therefore, resolved by the cOmmittee)
of management to select the deputatiOn
entirely for their beauty. But now an un-
foreseen trouble arose, and that was TO find
man bold enough TO undertake to play
the part OF Paris, aud decide the conflicting
claims OF each young lady. Thisdihlculty
was Obviated by selecting q tOinmittee Of
three, it being suggested that any one
msmber, when reproachcd by rejected
fair one could maintain that he had been
outYoteddj IL was at first proposed to ap-l
point twenty-five young ladies, but such
an outcry was raised, that the number was
in, rcasedC to fifty, and these had to be
chosen by theuptOrtunate committee out.
of it is said, LOO applicants who sent let
ters and photographs in showers. The
dress officially dictated for the occasion
was as follows: ,i,Irirs lfs nj ....
10 Low dresses of white muslin, with short
sleeves, white muslin pettiGOats, white
satin shoes, a knot of white ribbons on the
= left shoulder; round the waist a girdle of
gold, and ID the hair wreath OF green
leaves. The only ornament allowed, ear
rings, to the exclusion of rings, brooches
ana lecklhGSS. -l-.a.r Igfr -. ,,.... ...tI j. 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-23
NUMBER I Z 99. : !


~ .9gHq dtTn8f no Ig1tgm DrfffI'ffT
tolls began to fire all around the outside of
the crowd, evidently into the air; eggs and
stones were thrown at the stand, several Of
them hitting men who we're near me- ana
fot several lliolgs thiswtld confusion and
fury continued. The wonder is, amid that
vast excited crowd no one was so far eX-
icited Or ltffaddehed az 20 fire a ball 1atlme.
iSThe stand was crowded with my enemies, I
reporters apdJneWSpaper men, aud this
was undoubtedly my best protection. 10y
'' j stood upon the front of the stand, In
midst of that cpnfusioD, from eight O'clock
in the evening until quarter past twelve
fat night, when suddenly drew my wat,h ~
from my pOckety looked dc il IN frOntlof the
q crowd, and in q distinct tone of voice said
ab an interval of silence: ut Is now Sun
day nlofniAg-lAl g35 to church, Hndgyodi
y may go TO helll' and l retired amid the ,
uproar, got in, my carriage and rode to my,
E1hotei. The crowd followed tie earfiage
and came near throwing it off theu bridge ~
into the river as we crossed they had
seized 1t for that purpose, and lifted 1t, but
d the driver whipped his horses vi0lehtlyIE
= and dashed tOrough and over ithem, andr
Awent to the fremont House, where / re-
tired to my room. The mob, at least five
thousand, followed, and commenced their
: howls in Lake street, fronting my room. gf
~ The landlord begged me to leave the
house, fearing ttey would burn 1t up,
Gwhereupon u raisedIimy Rindow, walked u.
out, on the ,balconY took a good look at
them. and told them that the day would
come when they would hear me, and then l}i
bade them good night.uai7ir. s.rr,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-23
CoLUMBvs, Ohio, August 'as,' i86S,,


b. We. the undersigned take pleasure in recommend
ing to the public the CONTRIBUTION CONCERT
ENTERPRISE OF THE COLUMBUS PEOPLES
HALL ASS0CIATI0N.. The erection of d Peo;
PIES Hall, such as is cOntemp ated, has been de-
seratum for many years. and che peopleat large
well as all true lovers Of the DIVINE art Of Music,
are equally deeply interested in the laudable,
noble object the MANAGERS havein view, and should
feel greatly obliged to them for the practicable egt
innate means proposed fer its attainment: Being
personally acquainted with the parties connected
their well established standing for integrity and re-
spOnsibity, offers asuTe guarantee that the enter
prise will be fairly and hOnorably conducted. We
therefore trust, that their efforts may beTewarded,
and the speedy success of their undertaking insured
by awarh and generous patronageOn the part of the
citizens of OHIO. lt.. .............e' e'rf- n
j ID Cox, Governor of Ohio. ..-........,.....
. James ii Goldman, Auditor OF State. - . .I.... d.
William HI Smith, Secretary Of State. .... u.rlf
$ 5 Warner. Treasurer of State. .l.yUrIar
w II West, Attorney General Of Ohio.
b X COgan, Adjutant General of Ohio, and Chair
man Union State Central Committee.
j " II Day, Quartermaster General of Ohio.
II Taylor, Chief of the Bureau of Claims.
Thomas SParryw, g M Of Maso1s of Ohio.
Joseph powdall P G p
Luther DOnaldsonr President City Council.
JG Thompson, Chairman Democratic 8 G Com.
yWm DQmigan, Sheriff Franklin County. 4.
james, Comfy, Editor journal. -. -. ..'
3 VIM pennison, late Postmaster General -.r..
NH Swayle, Judge Of Supreme Court Of 8.
George M Persons. Iid lH -irHr1U.J JAi .'s
A G Thurman. -----. t
Samuel Galloway: ...
George B Wright.l a7"3rs rH ~r.'- o."
John Mitchell. '...,,y, .rrff- d.. ... . ..r'
julius Wood, Postmaster. '. "' '. '-
. B Il Martin, Collector Internal Revenue.
Bankers and Business men generally ,,..
TICKETS, for sale. by John Seltzer, Music Store.
septl3-d&w0Cd -oetI VI i.I'}i NIu |HN ,, t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-23
AJYou,i,ff,,II Applicant Bic Il I for DiYorcee. e
n From the DetrUit Ttibune. Oct. IS. ~

-t "' From the Detroit Tribune. Oct. is. t.-'
Ayouthfai applicant for divorce, at the
Circuit Court this morning, WAS gratilied
in herdesire TO be separated from her hus-
band. The name of the yOung wife is Ei-
len Jl Iletehum, of Belleyille, this county.
She was married in May, 1864, when FOUR
teen years old. Her husband, man of
nearly forty years of age, said that he had
found d fancy tor the girl, and she was old
enough to be married, and her parents at
length reluctantly gave their consent. The
loving couple lived together for a few
months, when the .ill-treatment by 1.-The
husband, which had commenced about
three weeks after the marriage, eliminated
in the wife being turned out of doors.
Ev6risince the Inarriage, the wife asserts
that she has been supported by her par
rents, her husband refusing to furnish her
with clothes, &c. The divorce was granted,
op the grounds that the girl, when married,
was under the legal age of consent, and,
Cruelty of the husband. As the husband
was proved to be- worth $l,400, an alimonyo
of 500Waslgiven to the wife. if t1 . 0ll
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-23
ID ,IHN ,aIlHNS7EocEIl.TsG11..is.

. 4 III PERSON SONSINTERESTED WILL su
take notice that there was presented 10 theli
City, Council OF Columbus at its regular meeting on
'thea4th Of Septebef Az d. 1850, ,by the owners Of ~
the premises hereinafter described petition which
is penting bBfore said Council the prayer ob cd
which that all Of that part Of old road or street
running from the west end Of Friend street to the
ScptG river that lies west of the east line of Lot
No. 81 Of Buttes Comstock sub -diyisoon Of cer-
tain land LYME west of the Canal as recdedk In IS
book I22. page $50 Of records Of ConrtOf Common ~
Pleas Of franklin county, Ohio, extended north
e1ly to the north iine of lot Of the same sub.)Od
forever vacated. "ts" '8hlH VIC IT lfiul
sld petition will for action thereon on the lzlh 3
bep25 -d6tlaw .DJiGJt9i JVn q sbiJiua
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-23
s,s Paving Notice.
70 G4 ''@O~ q msgSoaSs'Ff go1O,

j1o dEs SoT0iH y fTfyiSottf'Ff lOuNLlLya Do slbW
u ,~, CITY CLERKS 0FFICE,l
Is sHo' ''I COLUSBUss o., Sept. "a, 1896. ~
Notice is hereby gyen that proceedings have heen
instituted in the City Council tColumbus, for maxi
ing the following improvements to- wit; -'r q sI'vJ
Center treet, from Gay streetto Long street, and
for grading and grayeing the sidewalks and tor y
grading the roadway of the same.
The ssiheto be done in accordance withplats and
estimates to epTepaEdrbg the City Civil EnginT
ieer and filed in the Office of the City Clerk 'l''
proposed improvements, required to file their
AIMS in the office ofJthe Clerk, in writing. or
y before the Seventh day ofNoyemher, a. ID. 1895. ~
\ IHp JHTll I'IR r-Ie. J.. II. WILSON, y ahJ
l. sepe7-d1aw4w ioT,r ii .noiiiear City Clerk. erf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-23
,,ps, .'ba Ma i BAIS saIIS 6Sis9M 6isB gs5,.,
F1OF @ALuEY

xioNEM 1sJrOssI ORY BRICK dwkii4
n ing, eight Rooms and good Cellar, good Well
and Cistern, and all necessary out houses with Sow
eraR0 rtmpleieh i6itpato WitliptpO aquaras Of the
State House. For particulars. inquire at this ooes
Octl6-dlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-23
Accommodating EEimseIf 10 Cir
| -1"am 9li cVHmstss pi(.pg .fIf = .s I'D

The Richmond correspondent of the Il
DdnUiRe Hegister, tells the following anec- II
{ dote about General "Alegheny" Johnson,
90 the march to Bristoe Station in the fail
a persimmop tree, holloed out to him /: I'll
FL say there, what are you doing up, .
there? Why amt you with your regi0i "
n1ept yHI3dHgi9 sijjil y5i91g 5gd uJg1rP l.
I'm gettin' sinrmgo1ns, ina ION am replied the
''Pefsimmons, thuhderl They are not o
ripe veto They are not fit to eat.p .uinr5st
Eyes, but General" persisted the Con-
suit thasize Of my rations. II it stay ike
itisnOw | shall starve.p sdJ .JbuiriJ ..99alg
The General had nothing further to say, v.
but rode on, ,,,T .,,,,.s,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-23
'' r'e'i '''..r i.II A"i.la t
rs GRAND
.5-oI'rn.f y r .bag,l.a., Il Il
CONTRIBUTION CONCERT!.

To he givon by II q DE Beriot Club and Columbus
Mpnncrchor.at the Opera House, Columbus. o.,
on Saturday, December lst, 1866; the net
proceeds TO be devoted tothe erection Of
Peoples Hall, on the ground floor,
at the Capital Of Ohio, sufficient
ly arpe to seat 900 persons. By
g. special permission Of the
.T1s.~ Collector of Internal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-23
Number of COntrI buttons, g. Q, ,5O3-TO-
.g tai Value, 100000. ... q
ONE CONTRIBUTION Tn EVERY EnuR

Number rOfContribuliOns, OF 81 I2, ,503-TO-
.g tai Value, 100000. .. u
ONE CONTRIBUTION TO EVERY FOUR
e TlCKETSl ..-... ....... ....
THE GRATUITOUS USE OF THE
l. PEOPLES HALL is hereby pledged to the
people at large for their State Conventions and
other State Associations; to Grand Lodges, Chari-
table State associations, and to such artists and
Musical Societies will take the lead in assisting
the Association to conduct the enterprise to a suc
cessful issue. .1.....Iri.. u.. .E.0.fa
The Managers, therefore, take pleasure in solicit
ing for the same the generous patronage of the pub
lie and feel confident that all are equally inter-
ested in thesudable object thereby cont nemplsted.
ali will also equally yinterest themselves in the hon
orable andlegitmate mode proposed for its attain
ment: In ali orders by mail, stamps must be in
cbstd for return postage.
2 competent Agents wanted in every city and town
in the State to whom u liberal commission will be
allowed Good references required. Remit all
moneys by Express draft POstOlce Order, or in reg
istered letters, and address all communications TO the
COLUMBUS PEOPLES HALL LASS0CfATICN
1.laGir2 l '.E.' Columbus, Ohio
Otto Dresel, President John Seltzer, Secretary.
Joseph Felkenbach, Treasurer. W. j. Conger,
General Agent. ..
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-31

~. - @td1tes Departeulent,
1. 1890 9Bafbinston, 20. SGli '66.
Srn. 81. g. Sbnrned, pee
Ne1tsaniualt, Sfafbbille, Senn. p
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bon gefanlmeIt, nnb nabm linen 6ieiels
ben NIT @epaIt fort; iiiOern iie dasrief:
- Yadt Sud fort BON bier; in Gud 1T
gu piel Ndnfee 8Lut; ibr biirft biefeBee-
rem, bic nur fur @ebelle1 beftintn1t iinoi.
nidt eifen.H 60 meloet zines unferer
Bedielblatter.
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R 8effer fpdt ais nj ss
m ais: Benn cure :3dbne f6Ie@t mere
Den un6 ibr, bnbt, .pas A@@6o D ont
NOD nidt ots geseamittet bsfludt,' TO-
tbatss iett, labt ale anoeeen 3abnits.
tel, un6 gebtsibna cine geleeenbeitl; es-
uirb ais f6abIos iuie aS8aEee sarantibt,
: 9z- @olb er0ffllefe 9eftsrpl. iii Stems
gore nit 147, ifnn6 UNI 10 llbr lat,
ano ialoB NIT 147a Is IS. ss4ss az 4 (
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Sfffcieae 2iIfe
GDeciaI NDtiSen.

n Sn $40 II 6esorlirahe beif M 9sou .
BEL frlf oefteri cine ..gr.ot Goiferng
S tai ,,s;I g;er s ana Ser b,T;;b ,as
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g onStfter ouASsr .assi;sb;IIe g;Sssbos,,,
man. i'm Maininoib Gabe bsrboroen nn mi,
ipurbe BON 9oubeI. Der an 6em orose,,-
|, $aq9srfeHe IN Der 4pble ilh betbeiliDte,
sentoedt.l lGbfortl teIegrdpbire SefS an
&anfntann unO erln11tigte 6ieler unierit
Greuno. 0as Bier IN Befhlag. az neBrs
men: Dns weertiuifr6iBite bet Dem Bier
issDaB, penn man pas Sbrsair 1ds
SpnnoIO9 etnes oct 4eeren SaBef 60lt,
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notg@IIe Hieitn igrn iinisskr
auSip1rti0en M6Qgnentene bic NIT 8abs
IilngAi 5iif BOZ III Sfe ntib bds 9e0eniudr.
tige Quartol i'm NiiditanO fin6, erbalten
DE 3eitun9 nidbt niebt ;agefdn6k fails
mir bis jiIni 4. 2lnguit ut6t iiit @efib
Der i6nIbeHoen BetraDe fiuD. "
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- Dns ntueife SCI 6 ,l,IIl

~ Dn8 neueife Oct bon
sour young folks iit uMs BON Side
nor d. Gieiot siage8nngenl DaIelbe
entb6It iuie0dr bid intereGanten 9eieitoff
fir Ginoer reiferea 9lltere !. Sie Ser<-
ausgeber oe6enfen nit Dem Gepten,6er
9eft cine Sertee trefFtb iIIuitrirter 8iI-
Der IN pent 8iideLdsen an beginner. -
stOur young folk" 1T lnfern iueenb<
Ii6eH 6reun1gn unO Sreunbinnen be-
tens elnpfohlen. 4. s,.sus
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mas ben Bewnbnern Der gettanilteu Geaenb uehr
8ertebr6s un6 TRANSFORMATIONS sGrTeietefatuaen ais
irgeno elmer nnherfa elegenb uerIeitf.s 2,pef 86e
uno cine AnSabI lueIIen SArdbjieben bic Sarm un6
perleibeh neberflAb m @afIer in allen Sa5resseten.
Die 9dubereen inS febr gut fir Observation-Disclosures
3wede geIegen Mfo beiisen etne ansab Der i@buften
AnR6ben fhE 6amiiisn Reiibensem, umseben pom
pradtucnen 5oinen. = 9iejelbeni nb reid, prohuttip
uno fSnnen burd feline 2dnbereien in BEN idbSuen
EbaIe ppn Nittet Eennefiee 6bertrpfen merben.
Yerf0nen, BITE gefInOe ut6 frtunnIicbe 9ldte, ents
rpeoer flen ober grobs no ie jbr GetreiDe, 6rte u
In. pansen Mn6 ernbfen tSnnens mOAen bie-
ienigen, oIe in elmer 9uten Eabar4aft Iebsn pouen
ooer bic, wee 2ebrlnititute ooer 6a6rtten pHleseh
moDeii, f6nnen teinen beijern 4IaA fnheu.-,7
9iefe erobe uub frennhli6e 6dTR., keitebenh aus
beinaBe 22J0 Mderns tit ausgeHeifen anS setbeiIt
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. altslaebn Niafiliotlsnl,;l -. 8

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Streden t6nnen hinsnsefiat tuerben, Ipenn Der Qdu
fer es uiniben iote. Gs bat eth grobeS uub gut ar
r6itgirtes cbnHdns nit stTuo Is Bmmern5 Gsb as,
StdIlen, S9e1nens Giternen 4. 10, nIes aus Sie<
geifteinen gebaut. eruer 0nrteu, Gbfearten, SNfA
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piFonen tann i'm 8obnbdas eiueeiebeu Uereen ooer
in meiner Office. ;ff51i'@5 3afs
I'm OemieIben Rtate unS ;tr fe,ben Seit fOHea aud
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sHecorDerss Gpnrf

g gfsas gaecCepef6Fk9QWr gasrsE "a
Der @eridtsiaaI mar gefern hiieotr
bon nt1t neni9er offs 80 gefeBii6ertres
tern beiubt, bod muB man annebnter3
oaB .geltern @outag mar, an lueIGem
tets Die Mh5abI 0erIeIben. bebenten6
gaBeFiit, als tuie an irgen0 eirienr ans
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a @litss 5'0opneG ,befanb. iids apf Dem
Srie9spfa0e sqIs ibn bic @ensoarmerie
erpil1te. @5ein Mfptb murDe nm ben.
fleiren @etrlg ban 90 50 aefHbIt. s
g 9ueilla Douglas mar iftamitanbig aes
tuefen, tueldeS nit elmer @trafe- boa
$500 an ibr geriigt ipurbe. h
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eebens iberfibrE unb feline Saide UNI
- s sssEiPlI islitEslat sofep5 slnse =
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getlen an Der freRnocben une eeiMnbe Gfaht OalIos
tin, benz GDuntp SiF Don Summer, hrei mn0 5mansig
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