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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-17
ALack nf CurrenCY.

The Indianapolis Mirror has the fol-
lowing very timely aud sensibl article.
Being independent in its political ideas
it cannot be said that anything but the
actual and apparent need of the West
has prompted its remarks:
Wheat still pours into the market in
unprecedented quantities. Long lines
of wagons come on the different roads,
and wait their turn at the different
warehouses, to be emptied and the value
of their contents transferred to their
owners pockets. Hundreds of cars,
purchased by our dealers, come in by the
different railroad lines to be examined
and sent to their destination. 1t is all
our produce men can do to obtain suffi-
cient currency to move the grain. The
severest strains are made Oh their re.
sources to obtain supplies of money. In
Toledo, where the banking facilities are
not as great as ours, but the influx of
grain is much stronger, tie market is
entirely clogged. The grain can not
move because there is no currency to
move it with. New York is called on
daily far all it will give, and yet the cry
goes forth for "more" The West is at
the mercy of the East and respectfully
and humbly asks if it may be permit
ted to do business at all. The permis-
sion is given. but price is obtained for
it and exacted with the utmost rigor.
All the vast producing interests of the
West are at the mercy of those who deal
in currency, stocks aud bonds in New
York. And in view of all these facts, so
apparent that every one feels them most
perceptibly, we have men in our own
midst who argue that wehave too much
currency, that its volume must be re.
duced before we can resume specie pay
ment and put all articles that are ex-
changed In the various branches OF
business in the country at their true
value. And in view of the further fact
that money is daily loaned here and at
other points West at from - to "a per
cent. per annum on the very best kind
of security, these men still maintain
that currency is redundant. This may
be good logic and sound sense, but it is
incomprehensble to common minds, aud
that sort of minds makes up the vast
maj ority of Western voters who don''
like the shape things are in at all.
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Good Old Maryland Recipes

CHICKENs IN PAsTE.-Make a crust
as for pies, aud roll it in cakes
arge enough to cover q chicken
The chickens should be very nicely
picked and washed, and the inside wiped
dry; put in each small lump of but
ter, little salt, pepper and parsley.
Have the pot boiling, close the chickens
in the dough, pin them up in separate
cloths, and boil them an hour. Unpin
the cloth in deep dish so AS not lose
the gravy. Pigeons can be cooked in
the same manner.
CHICKEN PUDDING.-Make bat.
ter of five eggs, milk, flour and q
little salt; cut two young chick
-ns into joints, grease tin or earthen
pan, and lay the pieces in; put In some
lumps of butter, and season well with
pepper ami salt; thon pour the butter
over and bake it an hour. Cold roast or
boiled veal or lamb makes very nice
pudding done in the same way; but the
batter need not be as rich as for chick.
en-. Or it makes good dish, If you cut
slices of ham after it will not do to ap.
pear on the table; make batter as for
other puddings, put in little butter
and pepper, and bake it in a pan. The
batter for all of these puddings must
only be little thicker than Cream.
BLACKBERRY FLUMMERY.-Stew three
pints of black berries with one of sugar.
Soak teacupful of ground rice, or ar
row ROTOR good -four will do if the
others are not handy; and when the
berries have been stewed about 10 min
utes, stir in the rice, and stir the whole
time until it becomes thick. This
should be eaten cold with cream, and
will keep two days.
APPLE FLOAT. To quart of stewed
apples well mashed and sweetened, put
the whites of three eggs we'll beaten.
Beat well together for ten minutes, add
little nutmeg, and eat with rich milk
or cream. Mrs. NJ. SHEPHERD.
Anuc arundel Co., I'D.
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sssape Grswer., &c. ve.si.. ..d Pc.
mic.

SUMNER MEETING AND EXCURSION OF
THE OHIO GRAPE GROWERS AssocIA
+ TIoN, AND COMMITTEE OF THE STATE
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, AT LANCAs'
TER AND OHIo REFORM FARM, WED
NEsDAY and THURSDAY, AUGUST q
AND 26, 1869. a.
PROGRAMME.
WEDNESDAY, at O'Clock P. NJ, Assem-.
BILE at the Hall Of the Hooking Valley
Agricultural Society, Lancaster City
Hall;) visit q pumber of vineyards, &c,
that afternoon, and meet for discussion
in the evening.
THURSDAY, at 9 A. NJ, teams will be
in readiness to convey the visitors to
the Reform Farm, (6 miles, stopping at
several vineyards and orchards on the
way. .zarei'EJ -e... aev
After inspecting the vineyards, &c,
at the Farm, the company will attend a
horticultural Exhibition in grove on
the premises. (supervised by the III. v.
horticultural Society," where will also
be furnished o picnic dinner, to be fol-
lowed with speeches, &c.
This is beautiful and interesting
section of he State, well adapted for
frurt growing; and the reform School is
one of the noblest of our State institu-
tions, deserving visit from every citi-
zen. The people of Lancaster and its
vicinity, including the Hecking Valley
Horticultural Society, and also the 9th
ers of the Reform School, are interested
in fruit culture, and will heartily Coz
operate in endsavors to make this meet
ing pleasant and instructive to all who
pay come. A large attendance will be
expected. b.
The id interim Committee of the State
Horticultural Society will attend tho
meeting, and participate in the doiDgs
and sayings. As many of the members
of that Society as can do so, are expect
ed to attend, and fruit growers generally
are invited to come together for mutual
instruction and enjoyment. - - -
By an arrangement with the princi-
pal railroads c0nverging at Columbus
and Lancaster, persons passing over the
several reads and paying full fare in
going to the meeting will be allowed to
return free, on presenting certificate
frem the Secretary of the Association.
The Cleveland a. Columbus, and the
Little Miami roads, (including the
branch from Dayton) have assented to
the arrangement; also the Cincinnati
a. GAINESVILLE, (passing through Lancas-
ter). The Baltimore & Ohio road will
probably assent. Lancaster is 26, miles
from Columbus, by the Hooking Valley
railroad. Train leaves Columbus at
7:4O A. NJ. There is an afternoon train
At 5:25.
GRAPE BoXEs.-Tbe premium Of One
Hundred Dollars offered by Mr.. J. Knox,
ot Pittsburgh, last year, for the best
style of grape box and crate, is to be
awarded at this meeting, and the boxes
Grape growers eft the Wheeling dis.
trict and along the Ohio river, are spe.
cially invited.
NJ. B. BATEHAM, Sec'y.
PaineSriHe o., Ang II, 1869.
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The crops in Canada are as prolific as
those of the United States. The Toron-
to Telegraph has had reports from all
sections of that part of her Majesty's
Dominions, and sums MP its collation. of
results by saying that never before has
the yield in grain, roots, fruits and hay
III the Dominion been equaled in
amount. 1t is so largely in excess of a
common year that from ten to fifteen
per cont. could be lost in the article of
wheat by rust. midge and lodgment,
and the granaries be still filled beyond
all ordinary expectation. ssar
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Gravel md Tar waIks

Take good gas tar (on dry, hot day.
and clean, sharp sand, or rather gravel
hrst, and lay it down in successive lay
ers until it is two inches thick: let it set
before applying too many coats. Apply
very coarse gravel for the first LAYER or
tounda ion, ard flush with finer gravel
Ut sand; If the tar is thickened with
brick clay, finely pulverized and boiled,
1t will improve 1t. You nav drive a
loaded cart with ton weight on this
pavement; no grass will grow through
IL; it is not Injured by heat or frost: |
consider it preferable to brick, cheaper
and fully as durable.-lsRAEL LAMBoRN,
Chester county, Pa.
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one Hsurse Cart.

A horse, when he acts singly, will de
half as much more work than when ne
acts in conjunction with another that
is to say. two horses will separately DO
as much work as three conf
This arises, i'm the first place, from the
single horse being SO near the load he
draws :; and in the next place, from the
point or line of draught being so much
below his breast, it being usual TO make
the wheels of siugle horse carts low. >
A horse harnessed singly has nothing
but his load to contend with whereas,
when he draws in continuation with an
other, he is generally embarrassed oy
some difference in rate, the horse before
or behind him moving quicker or slower
than himself He is also frequently In
convenienced by the greater or less
height of his neighbor. These consider
ations give decided advantage to the
single horse, cart.-Er.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-17

THE Radical "Happy Family" are
Just like BARNUM's cage Of incongruous
animals. They were kept quiet with
opiates; if the effect wore off, as it once
did through some neglect at the Mu-
scum, the beasts all regained their
natural ferocity, ard began to rend and
devour each other. We have great
and bitter fight going on here among
our Radicals. Their soporific has been.
hitherto, the public plunder. As they
lose it, all their passions rise. and they
are tearing each other to pieces.
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The National Labor Congress con-
vened in the Assembly rooms, Philadel-
phia, at 10 o'clock yesterday. Vice Pres
ident Tucker in the chair. The opening
prayer was made by Rev. Mr.. Camp, OF
Philadelphia The rsoms were respect
fully drsped in the national colors.
There were 900 delegates present and
most of the States represented. The
chair appointed comittee on Creaen-
tia's as follows: Messrs. Jessup and
Dunn, of New York, Cameron, of Chi
cago, Trevellick, of Detroit, and Wall,
of Philadelphia. Arecess was taken un-
til O'Clock to allow the commit ee time
to report and give expression of respect
to the memory of the late President.
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DISSOLUTION.

U,HE CO-PARTNERSHIP HEREToFoRE
Scbarer undor the firm name of +. WIDDEL
a co, has been dissolved by mutual consent,
Charles J. Scherer retiring =,
The business will be contin usd at the old
stand No. III Main street, by +. Widdel who
will also settle all claims against the late hrm
Persons having claims will present tnem; anu
call and settle soon. -rnD,p
c. J. SCHERER.
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The Whole Supreme Court OF
Pennsylvania Speak for
these Remedies.

WHO WOULD ASK FsK MORE STRONGER
pIGSIFIED TESTIMONY
Hon. Geo. ". Hoodudrd,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of Penn
sylvania writes:
PHnADEr PHIA, March is, 1867.
I find "HoofaBd's Ger ~ man Bitters' Is a
good tonic useful In dis Y eases Of the digest
i've organs and Of great benefit in cases Of debil-
ity and want of nervous action in the system.
Yours, truly, GEO. W. WOODWARD'
Hon. james Thompson,
Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
rHILADELPHIA April ~. 1866.
I consider "HoofAnd's German Bitters .
pdl,Ldbls medicine in case Of attacks OF Indiges
tion or Dyspepsia I can certify this from my
experience of it.
Yours, with respect,
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NOTICE TO CERTAIN
STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE Is nERERY GIVEN
~ that the shares OF stock standing on the
books of the said Association which have not
been fully paid up, and belongi to the per.
sons hereinafter named, will he sold at public
auction, at the front door Of the Court House
of ohio county, West Virginia, IN the city Of
Wheeling, on
Wednesday, September 22, 1869,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to tho highest and best bid.
der, for cash, and that snch shares of stock, in
said Association, 30 sold, will be immediately
transferred to the purchaser, Oh the books Of
the association.
The following named persons will take notice
that the number of shares of stock set opposite
their names, respectively, and belonging 10
them will be sold at the time and place and In
the manner above set forth, if the amounts dHe
thereon, as stated below, with interest from the
9th day OF April, 1859, are not paid before the
dav of sale tn wit.
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Sweet Potatoes.

The New Orleans Pieayune says the
sweet potato impoverisbes the soil far
less than grain crops, and is produced
in far greater abundance.
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ST CLOUD HOTEL.

rI'HIs NEW AND COHMOUIOUS HOUSE,
located corner Of Broadway and i2d street,
possesses advantages over all other houses Tor
the accom- modati0u Of ia guests. IL was built
expressly for a frstolass Family boarding
Houie-the rooms being large ana en- sult,
heated by stsaIff- with hot and cold water, and
furnished second % none; Tbils the culinary
department II In the most experienced hands,
afording guests an uDequaled table.
One OF AtWOod's Patent Elevators b also
among the modern i'm provementa' and At the
service Of guests at all hours.
This Broadway and University Place Cars psD
the door every four minu'S -, running from tbe
City.Hall 20 Central Park while the Sixth and
Seventh Avenue Lines are but = short block on
either side afording ample facilities for com.
muuicating with al the DePOts, Stsan0o
Landings, places Of Amusement and Business
Of the great metropolis.
MORE 4 HOLLEY,
marIl6m Propnstors.
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WHEELING, July lst, 1869.

Returning thanks for the kind patronage patronage
heretofore extended me, would respeetiII'
ask a continuance hf the same to +. WlpDSLi
at the old stand, where my many frlepas ano
Gust Jmers will find the usual large pVSS
oS TADIES' MISSES AND CHlLDRENS
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS at low cash
prices. ScupRFR
iyl0-tf CHARLES y. oNhHA
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Cure for Wnrla andCa..

Take a piece of fresh mear, soak it in
vinegar over night, shave off some very
thin, put it on the wsrt. A cure is effect
ed in very few days.-F A. r., jr.
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WASTING AWAY

without any special complaint except a grad.
ual decllnation OF bodily strength and nervous
erergy, will find in the TONIC A FOUNTAIN
OF VITALITY ANDEVIG0R AS RE-
FRESHING AND EXI HILERATING a
POOL IN HE DESER TO THE SAND
SCOREHED AND EAINTING TRAVELLER
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Hon. James Ross SHorden,
Prothcnotory of the Supreme Court OF Penn.
sylvania, writes:
PHTLADELPHIA, Sept II, 1867.
uHoohapd's German kitters' il very useful
or+icl. a. a tonic and as an appetizer II il rot
an Intoxicating drink. and may be used beneh.
cialfy by persons Of al ages.
Respectfully yours.
JAMES ROSS SN0WDEE.
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Constitutional Specific,

Which not only 0onquers and combats diseases
that have intIenched themselves in the system
but is the best known safeguard against all
unhealthy influences. Persons whose occupa
tiOns and pursui subject them 10 the dep ess
ing effects OF a close. III wholesome atmo- pherr
should take il regularly, as protection againsC
the ow levers AMI other disoI deTs which mala
ria engenders Inyalds who are
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CAUTION.

Hooaanos Gsrmsn Bitters are eounterfeited.
sas that the Signature of C. NJ. JACKSON is
~ +ha vrznper Of each t Nbottle. All others are
couatsrfsit. oa mt r Principal Johice and Manufae.
torv at the German Medicine Store, Ne. Isl
Arch Street, Philadelphia Pa
CHARLES N. EVANs, Proprietor.
Formerly C. II. JACKSON & co.
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p II & T. =

HooAands German Bitters, per bottle 81 %
" half dozen, ) W
Hoofisnd's German Tonic, put up in quart
bottles, per bottle -.-------.---.---- -
or A half dozen for 81 50.
~De not forget TO examine well the arti.
Gle you boy, in order to get the genuine.
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HOTELS.
EVERETT HOUSE.

EVE RE TOUSb'
North side OF Union Park, n. y.
0JHIS HOUSE Is KEPT on THE EU
i ropean plan; 1t Is within three minutes
ride 10y horse sarsD of the New Haven
Railroad Depst, convenient 20 all the princip
places Of am usement and for Summer trayells
will be found the coolest Hotel In the
Every room Is provided with running water.
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An injunction has been procured pre-
venting the further slaughter OF cattle
at ,Communipaw Yards, New York.
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HoOfand's German Tonic,

Has been provided-a prepsl alton in which the
solid extracts OF the finest restoratives of the
vegetable kingdom are held in solution by q
spirituous agent, pur- ed of all dcleteIous con
stituents. Ihe patient, in choosing between
these two gfeat antid1tes, should be guided by
his own condition. II in a very,low state, from
debility the Tonic should be his self ctiOn; but
in cases where the( )emergeney is not so
Thousands find infinite benefit Il Om taking each
in tuln. There is no phase OF Indigestion Bilious.
ness Nervous Diseases, sr Physical Prostrati n,
TO which they are not adapted, and in which,
singly or combined, they will not effect cure.
Biliousnsss, Indigestion. General Debility,
aud all the complaints which proceed IRON
want of proper action in the Liver stomach
and the Bowels, are eradicatsd by a course of
4 uraat
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Trains on the Main Line make connections
At baltimore with trains for Philadelphia. New
York and Boston. At Relay house VIA WASH
ingtop CITY. for all points South.
central Ohio trains make direct connection at
CoInHobus for all points West and Eorth~est.
Tickets TO all principal points can be procured
~ VIZ JOHN L WILSON,
Master OF TRANSPORTATION, BalIimors.
K. 7. DEVRIES,
uy1O General gent, Wheeling.
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For Sale by all Druggists
and by dealers in Medicines everywhere.
ylaTu.Th-saeveov
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R.
,,anD APTRk APRIL Do, 1869,

ADentsvp--. go IN 9IJ N Has N
NeETork Via
Philadelphia $50 Z "a l:IOp N l:l0 ID
Tickets 70 all principal points in the East and
West can be procurod at Union Ticket Ofioe in
McLnre House and at the Station al Bridgeport
J. N. KIMBALL,
aur3O General Ticket Agent.
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By order OF the Trustees of the Odd Fellows
Hall Association of Wheeling.
j. NJ. BlCKEL President.
w.P. McKELvEY, Secretary
augl2.eawft
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HQQELAhl,S GERMAN BlIIERS

Is composed OF the pure juices Tor, rs they ar,
incidentally termed, E1tydctsl of Roots, H-rhG
and Barks, making a preparation highly cen.
eentrated, and entirely free from alcoholic ed
rnirturs Of anu hind,
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SUMMER MEETING AND EXCURSION OF
THE OHIO GRAPE GROWERS AssocIA
TIoN, AND COMMITTEE OF THE STATE
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, AT LANCAs-
TER AND OHIo REFoRM FARM, WE'D
SNEsDAY AND THURSDAY, AUGUST S
AND 26, 1853. u '-- = = -
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The confirmed dyspeptic may almost say
with Saint Peter, II die daily" The object of
this article is not TO 1 uremind him Of his
psngs, but to show him I1hOw to Danish them
forever. The means OF immediate and perua-
nent relief are proffered him in II
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IN position TO render lie enJoyabIe.
Living Advertise ments
OF the efficacy Of this matchless vegetable stom.
schic are to be found in every city and town in
the United States. Healthy men and women,
rescued from torture 10y its use; and eager
from any oth0r Bitters in existence, in this es-
pecial particular-itis is net alcoholic. For such
constitutions and systems as require for their
invigoration diffusive stimulant
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HOOFLAN0'S GERMAN BITTERS

And it il for him to say whether he will con.
tinue TO endure a livingdesth or TO put himself
in position to render life enioyable
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-13

neutrality-suspicious. s1 ern,5sltden>
iollen bic prspuete Der pertdtecener1
Nationen neben einanoer aufeeteut uno
Wprlelunsen lber bic relatiYen Gortbeiz
lie Der einSelnen Metboben eebalten tperz
ben. %
9oro CLARENDON bat ben gertreterrt
Gnslanoe i'm Muslanbe aufeetraaen>
Die 11btbtsen Sdritte our Yublbirun9
oeS planes unc CUR Bilouna Don Srtsz
ausl9aien gu tbun, unb bisber bat bic
8etbeilisun8 ais cine unoemetn ;ablz
rei6e f@ erpieien. MuSer ben Goz
mites in 5ambur9> Berlin, Tranffurt
MainA Darmfabt SfenbadI Stutt<
aart, 8arlsrube MiinGen unb Yetb
ftno" 3umal in Stalten 1lnb Mu6lanb
sablreide Mu6f1d7e entlfanpen. .MuS
Stalten tueroen stpanst9 eel1tdte Nrbeiz
ter sur Nu5felluns mad 2pntpn 9e>
19tdt tperoen> unb nas 2pnbpner ~
mite rpiro Spr9e traaen, ibnen aueer
Der 5auptitabt nod einiee er6sere Ta<
briffdote nit fbren Gtabli6ements ut
set9en. Ginet @unf6e Der ruIIl9en
Ne9teru''S 3ufol9e ioQen @prfebrunsen
9etroHen mercen, bob tfe @eeenftdnbe
Der petersbur9er Nrbeiters Musieuune
|(welde i'm Mat fommenpen e}abreS
tatthnoen wirb) AUDI in 2prcpn CUR
Nustelun9 9elan9en. Tim NIT Der
srcbartisen 8etbeilieun9 res Muslan<
osS S9ritt balten gu f5nnen, baben fi6
in Wrobtritanien uno Srlano niGt
wen'asr als iIeben3ig Counties aebilcet.
Witt ten G%i9entbumern Ter Maricult1z
raj 5all tit Ssltnstpn, welde 10000
Yerlpnen gu fal1en pern1ag, fino bic Ms
tbl1en unterbancluneen bebufs 1eter<
lai1un9 Der &dumltdfeiten gum Mbz
ldlufe 9epieben.
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0uteruatipnale Irbeiter =QlrS:
f1eaun9 5u 2pnbpn inn
Sabre 1870.

Der III 2onron i'm Sabre 1871 fattz
fncenrenW Self Nu6lteQun9 ipu i'm Sab
re 1870 cine tnternatipnale Nrbciterz
MuaieQun9 Ypraus9eben. Die 8orz
bereitunsen gu rieler tno bereits in
YpQcm Oanse, unp o%llentbalben nidt
,1ur in Gnslanr, ipncern ou9 auf Rem
eurppdil9en unp amerifaniiben Gpntt>
nente, in Niien uno in Nfrtfa fino CO
mites, sur TDrrerung hes 3wedes 9ez
bilret tpprcen. Wr. @larfone 1T Der
prd11cent pes unternebmens. ais giee<
prdlpenten itcben ibm on3eiebene perz
lpnli1feiten Res Ncels uno 8irgerfans
oeS pbne NIdji9t auf YarteiteQun9
,ur Seite, unp rer @elbfdtsausIdus
1T aus 9eutsn pom Steuung uno 5anrz
pertern sulammenseiegt. s..H
Inter ben 8elimmunsen be;usltd,
Der Musl teuuns flnp folsenee berrpr;uz
beten. Nue aus9etellten 0e9enitdnre
traasn bic Nameneunterl6rif1 ces Or
beiters, mslder tic on9efertt9t pat. Vs>
eentdnne> bet ceren 6erfeQun9 eine
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nerMstls aus9eitellt, rab bteNrbeit zines
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