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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-07
SOUTHERN ELECTIONS.

Atthe March term, Congress, by joint
resolution, authorized the executive TO order
elections in the states Of Virginia. Missls-
sippi. and Texas, submitting constitutions
which had previously in conventions been
framed, each constitution either entire or in
separate parts to be voted upon at the dis
erection of the executive. Under this au.
thorisy elections were called. In Virginia
the election took place on the 9th of July,
1863. The Governor and Lieutenant Gov
ernor elected have been installed, the Legis
ture met and did all required by the resoln-
tion and by all the reconstru ction acts Of
Congress, and abstained from all doubtful
authority. | recommend that her Senators
and Representatives be admitted and that
the state be fully restored to its place in the
family of states. Elections were called in
Mississippi and Texas to commence on the
Both Of November, 1869, and to last two
days in Mississippi aud four days in Texas
The elections have taken place but the re
suit is not known.
II 10 to be hoped that the acts of the leg.
islatures of these states when they meet will
be such as to receive your appreciation, and
thus close the work of recoustruction.
THE CURRENCY.
Among the evils growing out Of the re.
bellion is that OF su rredeemable currency.
1t is CD evil which hope will receive your
most earnest attention. 1t is q duty, and
one of the highest duties of the Government
to secure to the citizens a medium of ex.
change of fixed and unvarying value. This
implies its return to specie basis, and no
substitute for it can be devised. 1t should
be commenced now, and reached at the
earliest possible moment, consistent with
fair regard for the interests of the debtor
class. Immediate resumption, II practicable,
would not be dssireable. II would cause
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-07
PROTECTION or IMNHRAYTs.

On the accession of the presen. admins
tration it was found that the Minister for
North Germany had made proposition for
the negotiation Of convention for the pro
lection of emigrant passengers, to which
no response had been given. 1t was con.
cluded, that to be effectual, all the maritime
powers engaged in the trade should join in
such a measure. Invitations have been ex
tended to the Cabinets of London, Paris,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-07

As the United States is the freest of all
nations, so do the people sympathize with all
people struggling for liberty aud free govern
ment But while we sympahthize it is due
to our honor that we should abstain fro n
enforcing our views npon unwilling nations,
and from taking an interested part without
invitation IN the quarrel between different
nations or between governments and their
subjects. Our course should always be in
conformity with strict justice and law, inter
national and local. Such has been the policy
of the administration in dealing with these
questions. For more than year valuable
province of Spain, and near neighbor of
ours, in whom people cannot but feel deep
interest, has been struggling for indepen
dence and freedom. The people
and government of the United
States entertain the same feeling aud
sympathy for the people of Cnba in their
pending struggle that they manifested
throughout the previous struggle between
Spain and her former colonies in behalf Of
the latter. But the contest at no time as
sumed the condition which amounted to q
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-07

In conformity with the recommendation
of Conuress, a proposition was early made
to the British Government to abolish the
mixed courts created under the treaty OF
April 7, 1862, for the suppression of the
slave trade. The subject IS still under ne.
gotiation.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-07
RECIPROCITY.
HUDSON BAY coMpAEY's CLAIMS.

The Commission for adjusting claims of
the Hudson Bay and Puget Sound Agricul.
tursl Company upon the United States have
terminated its labors. An award of $500.
900 has been made and all rights and ii.
ties on the territory Of the United States
have been extinguished. Deeds for TIE
property have been received An appro
priation by Congress to meet this sum is
asked.
The Commission for determining the
Northwestern land boundary between the
United States and the British Possessions
under the treaty of 1856 have completed
their labors, and the Commission has dis.
solved
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-07

There are many subjects not alluded to
in this message which might with propriety
be introduced, but abstain, believing that
your patriotism and statesmanshp will sog,
gest the topics and legislation most condu.
Give to the interests of the whole people
On my part, promise rigid adherence to
the laws and their strict enforcement.
U. S. GRANT.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-26
ImportaMt to the Ladies'.

When a female is in trouble or afflicted with dis
case, and requires medical or surgical attendance
the enquiry should be, Where is there ph, sician
who is fully competent to administer relief and
whose respectable standing in society recommends
ain to the conftenc- ofthe community? The Doc
.ors understanding how imperatively necessary
hese requirements are, feels called upon to inter
use, and by calling the attention of the afflicted
Lthe { ct that he has been a Professor of Obste-
rics ami Female Daeases for TWENTY YEARS and
$ fully qualified to administer in all cases. both
medical, and surgcally. not in upericial man
ner, but in as thor'ug b manner years of study
and practice-both in hospitals and private fami-
lies-caA make, to save them from the hands of the
unqualified, INSCRIPTIONS, aud designing. There
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-26
THIS CELERRATED INSTITUTE

| has enjoyed on this Cast an uninterrupted
success of eighteen years, and has become one Of
the celebrated Institutes Of the age.
The great number actually received and cured,
place 1t / point of number # patients among the
first Of the world and the success OF its treat
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-31
WAR EAGLE HOTEL!
Washington-st, SiIrer CITY, l. J.
". Blackipger.. Proprietor.

yUyHE PROPRIETOR Of this Large md
Commodi House has kenttei
and Refurnished the Establishment Ia SUI
perfor style, making ii second to none
In the Territory.
Being situated in the business portion OF
town il aiierds unusual facilities to the trav-
cling public generally Rooms lifted up es-
peclally for the use and
Accom- m odation or Families.
AS- Thankful for past patronage no pains
will be spared to merit continuance OF tho
came. I21tfl v. BLACklNGER
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-31
THE
Appetiteg Tobacco Destroyed
Leave on Che wi ing and Smok ing
THE POISONOUS WEED, TOBACCO.
0RTON'S PREPAR ATIoN
Established 1866.

One box OF Orion s.preparation is warrant.
ed TO destroy the appetite for Tobacco, in
any person, no mallter how strong the
habit may be- If III fails in any case the
money triH be retimdI cd ~ is perfectly safe
and harmless in all eayses II Is almost i'm
possible to break OIL the use OF Tobacco, by
the mere exercise OF the will. Some
thing is needed TO asysist nature in over
!
coming habit so titmly rooted with The
help of the Preparatik on, there is not the
least trouble. Humid reds have used it who
are willing to bel bar witness to the fact,
that orton's PreparatI ION completely des-
troys the appetite forI Tobacco, and leaves the
person as free froms any desire for II as be-
fore he commenccdnts use The Prepare
ton acts directly upl on the same glands and
secretions affected bynrobacco, and through
these upon the blood thoroughly cleaning
the poison of Tobaccoyirom the system and
thus allaving the unnatural craving for To
bacco. No more hdnl teriRg for Tobacco AZ,
ter using Ortoa's pre- pdratsoR Recoltect Il
IS iodrraRted
The time taken to allay all desire Tor To
bacco by the use Of the Preparation varies
SLIGHTLY in different persons, the average tint
being about fire days. Some have no desir'
whatever after using thePreparation fico days
The Health and Purse of every Tobacco
user in the country calls loudly, ABANDON
TIE USE OF ToBAcco.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-31

THos II. SELBY, the gentleman
nominated by the Taxpayers Union
for Mayor of San Francisco, is the
subject of scandalous abuse from
the Examiner since he has dared to
run counter to the wishes of ne
farious ring of rascals in that city.
We do not remember to have seen
or heard anything of the Examiners
opposition to Mr. Selby as President
of the Southern Relief Association,
two or three years ago; on the con-
trary, if our memory serves us,
that paper was very laudatory of
the character of Mr.. Selby, and
urged liberal contribution because
the means were to pass through the
hands OF a faithful agent, who would
be responsible for its application
to the purposes for which it was
given. Nor did we hear any COM
plant of Mr.. Selby's stewardship
in the matter, after the close of the
commission. Had Mr.. S. consented
to see the city continue in the hands
of Cooney, McCoppin, provinces,
White, Divine & Co., we have no
doubt he would still have been a
Saint, in the eyes of the Examiner.
What astonishes us most is that from
a somewhat intimate acquaintance,
of several years growth, with the
chief editor Of that paper, we know
he must have more regard for the
little finger of either Selby, Judge
McKinstry, Rhodes, and half dozer
other old-time Democrats, now OIL
the Taxpayers ticket, than he car
have for the whole bodies of all th'
roughs and rowdies who compos'
the ring. 1t is not in Washington
nature to be rough, and yet, W.
find him herding with the chiefs o
rowdy ring, in opposition to tht
interests of bis city, and scandalizing
the better class of those who hav,
stood by and did battle with hin
in the same cause for years.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-31

THE Alaska Times OF August
goth says there are only six hundred
inhabitants in Sitka, all told, yet
there are sixty bar-rooms and two
breweries. Think ont, bar-room
for every ten persons. We venture
the guess that Capt. Murphy is run
ming three or four of those cribs on
his own private account.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-31

DAVID HIRAM SMITH, the younger
son of the original prophet, is de-
scribed as a fluent and forcible
speaker, and, what is more, he is ev-
identity endowed with large amount
of backbone. In education he Is far
superior to Brigham, and for his
wears (he is only twenty-three or
four years of age) he seems to be
evincing no less sagacity than pluck.
The style in which he is attacking
polygamy and Brigham's peculiar
system Of tithing must be peculiarly
annoying to his antagonists. He is
drawing well, and his speeches are
listened TO with enthusiasm. Refer
ring to the grinding system of tith-
ing now in force, he is reported TO
have said Il believe in tithing the
rich to support the poor, but you
(Brigham) believe in tithing the poor
to put money in the pockets OF the
rich" This terrible home thrust
elected applause and cries OF
"That's so" from every part of the
hall in which the bold young aspir-
ant to the position of head of the
Church was speaking. To beard
Brigham in this audacious style in
| his own stronghold is an enterprise
fraught with peril, and we should
| not be greatly surprised if the career
| of David Hiram should come to a
sudden and mysterious close. so
wise, so young, they say, do ne'eT
live long and David would do well
to be exceedingly circumspect IN
his goings out and comings in; A
malicious physician would advise
him to beware of the night air and
to avoid solitary walks in secluded
places as being likely not TO promote
iongeyity.-iS. F. Chronicle.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-31
PAY UP AND SAVE COST.

vuVHE ACCOUNTS OF THE 0WYHEE
AVALANCHE previous to and incluo-
ing November LIST, 1853 are due ana pay
able to HILL & WILLARD. W. X hcDas-
lei has the accounts and VIII coilecL tns
Sar,a HILL x WILLARD.
Silver City, June 18th, 1869.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-31
Recommendations.

The following are few selected from the
multitude OF recommendations IN our pos
session
We. the undersigned, hereby certify that
We have used orton's Preparation for the
purpose ofdcstroying the appetite for Tobacco
aud can assure those who are suffering
from this habit that orton's Preparation VIII
certainly destroy tho appetite for Tobacco,
quickly and permanently, and without any
bad effect upon the health, and without ere
atingan appetite either for tie Preparation or
any substitute:
w. P. Head, Bangor, Maine; J. Moody,
Southport, Indiana; f. W. Adkins, Knox
Vile, Tenn John Merrill, Bangor, Maine
]. Bunch, Springfield. Tenn; W. ID. Harring'
ton. West Point, Ga
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-31
NOTICE.

HAVE MADE AND CONSTITUTED JOS:
BURY my attorney in TACT 70 lralisao.
business for me and in my name ur'i NJ 11s
absence frsm the Territory. .. f. "a, r.
August oath, 1859. ''s'
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-31
From Samuel CMssiday, Editor
Journal and Argus.

PErALUMA, CAL, Dec, IA, 1858.
For about twenty years had used tobacco
in its various forms and for the past eight
years had been an inyeterate smoker. Be.
coming satisfied that the excessive use oil
this narcotic was seriously impaiTlng my
health, determined, if possible, TO break
myself Of the habit Hearing OF orion 9
Preparation for destroying the appetite for
tobacco sent to Portland, Maine, for box
Of the medicine which ! received through
the mail on the 18th of November, month
has not elapsed, and yet the medicine has
ellectualy relieved me of every craving or
desire 10 use tobacco in any form. The prep
aration is not more difficult or unpleasant TO
take than common chewing gum. con.
sciencientiously believe the preparation VIII
have tho promised and desired effect IN every
instance where it is given fair trial. Up
ON that belief and from an honest desire to
assist others who may wish TO break
away from the siavish appetite for tobacco.
| offer this testimonial SAnUKL Cassidy
Belcdre If CounteTJeits and all articles
DurportiRg 10 De like this, cfthe same name
or otherwise The great popularity Of OrtoH s
Preparation has induced unpTfHcipfed per
sons 10 attempt pdiming upon the public
counterfeit AMI inferior articles ftrchds-
srs v,ili please 1rtisr directly from the pro
Drietor. or has July authorized Agents
The price OF Orton's Preparation is " per
box. or six boxes for SO, sent by mail TO any
part Of the co ntry, securely sealed from 90.
serpation, VITA passage paid on receipt OF
price. -.
Hon 10 SEM The money 6y mail -Enciose
the amount in letter, seal carefully, register
the letter and axe receipt for It oil your
Postmaster. Money sent by mail as above
directed at my risk.
Addrese C. b. COTTON, Proprietor,
5ois0 Box 174S, Portland Maine.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-31
E. LoBENsTEIN.

ALL KINDS OF MERCHANDISE
Vegetables, Eggs, Nuts :
Confectioneraes, Fruits &C., cc'
s9,r E. LoBENSTEIN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-07-30

nsr aueern Spatts rirlss glntiss. Die etTt WIZ
ciat IN srrIuIst rem sutsn s3wsd, tiulGtli6 ps'
Sch ems gtrfatruus rem @sitsn pom DIN )"
tmaneiphen. Gsm Sitsn earsn mir lanss Ct
mug EritutpFialiq, trsi sis pisr @ialOnsn E0uars
Wurrsn aajdtrli& NliKcuri e~ntspssns unS III rflt
6tn etaatcn ,a nissrism 3inss>stats" ans'lsS'.
Ciel.s id. tut jebl. arrers gu ,psrssn. Gtr sta'
,snss Sasres-gusucis Der Size. ahOsiation. nsd
mssr .~atsr,,is maslUitn ansrih- Ger aSsniea pF-
tatr @ssu,aaitsn s~:rsiisn, rab RE eiis aH'etati''
aui benz ttlsn sBsss II, i~ 3tsl gu srrslnea'
gas gsrtrausu, 80 wsldss bic @slsal&art a0sfat
aenisst, III unt II&raatt, aud unisr S'sn'aaa Va
bersits!pOl,esu ,um getrase you ca. $4,000 Der
aussensmmsn uns pislt an'sre ~''ss" 'P"
3wsiIel rislsm Ssiipisls. frlssn'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-07-30
SHERIFRS SALE

By virtue and authority ofa gsnsns
execution issued from the othee o. Ss
clerk of the County Court OF Gaset
county, Mo-, returnablo at the Aus.os
term 1869 of saidcourt and TO Tine aile''t =
in favor of the County Of Gasccnaoe
use OF Swamp land fund and sgaiRst ~
milton J jackson Abort Sorrel, Jam
Eaton & VIM Norwood Thase leyaed up%
and seized all Of the right, title 'n's sh. :,
and claim OF the said HI jackson aS Il
Sorrel James Eaton and VIM Norwoou al i
in and 10 the following deseripec rorh
estate, to wit : ssuenty 0S-10O acres Nsaty
half Of South West quarter, Section Wa
three, Township forty Range six wss,. &
Sc NV Section a., Township Az Ranss q 4
Sc SW Section Is, Township 40, hsn aSDt,
All lying and being In 1.-THE q eo'
and State Of Missouri, and J wall on 900
Tuesday the l0:h day Of August lo1 u,
between the hours Of nine o'clock IN
forenoon and FIVE o'ClocK in the aile: ~ n
of that day, at the courthouse doeI Ia
own Of Hermann, County OF GasG 10
tfoi esaid, sell the same or SO much t3.' ,
as may be required. ct public yenoHS nat
the highest bidder for cash in eane y /
iject to all prior liens and judgmens'>
iIsatisfy said execution and cost.
CHR. KUHN, sheTFA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-07-30

Tatsr Sltsl iGrstft IN Ger lss:tn stun'risr let-
ntr ,Ratsclilt, n Sir6emeilun5H ub:r rem Gurlt
Gslas nr &c: Ter unangenttms Gurt min nun
a terinas am tetrn nit tlarem, rsinsn NaN'r &C.
lelat-nur mug sas 0ndtr ni6t ,u ialt, n'& Ger
Turliss gu pisl srtist irin; red lam man auU
mit Bier srsr Btin lttnsn Eurt l9i&tg. Ssraus-
s.Isst ras man tie nFttiss gprfat satsi fscbaGt't
ZEN wsnn man ,usisl tassn nimnit, 10 rlrs De
estr lasrn ~nnssiums tstist. sun,al TN warnlfn
| Bstttr, uns FER Turf Is.raus strmtert-lefer'
baupt bat ter gisrs uns 0s inturt itrn sisl STt'
seu nnssridttt inlsm man renisls.n niGt arf
ssrnlnitiss @siis niuls unF Ger Ter Idbi.tsi fsn
Ssssn aus tite.
Gtrifus bat uas alIsrfinsa trin 8aitwef rSfFrt
ssssEsn, ME unisre n6r.iIden Sempslsn3'Apott'l
tsm auirttrrprsn wrQen; er bat siilmthr letnsn
SunSsrn, oils er Fs ausiaarte, ssiaSt: Ghtt uns
trtnlsi mas tts 9suts su6 rortsen (lsi @ BaAer
lsi Is 0sin .s.); atsr sr lat ramit ,c6 aud ni6t
ssast: 1rinist aas Glqiaen aus lie auI bic 9tslSs
Dire 10 sssg ras gfnp. Eis stmpsr'uin'ufis'
(Yludsr gOlts i'd iaysu) tsmmm mltJs1sn pear''
| iailGen GslhiGt IN unr Y~sttisttr, rae rtr 3t'lane
midi ~psrtrtrn tat, slsid OILS ririf; sia eefiltt lei'
| nru EnrGt-mis @aus pter Gut-nur nit NaNsr
| filsn Mnr auf ir antertn Ssite trHnen Gle III
| mas EN- 9,utt uua wrltn itrsn Tnrl enm't s:rS
trsittn, teg IL ,ueiel son Bier oser Wfin hinttr
tie 5alstjnse gis6sn. als 9anlus lsiH'in Snnssr
limribsus Etn Tia lfiaen Tats aas, lsinss lHva=
| den 81aasnl med n mi4t imnttr 10 p!el taltss
gGalu III trinssn. ea iaStt c; ni6t: 2rint astr
wenisls ns Elm Galrm BsiH per Gag; ienstrn
nur: Griut stwas Bsn. Gin pcrnun'ttJsr Gsrif
Iul lmmsr riI:n, ~ MI II saiua rot, uNr loa ME
mails ateg tuur tausn sssr sttl ussr zen Garlt
t.tu!eu. g. icnm,t Ia ima,er cine EuMinss'
pr.r utdt l.lten cine Sausrti lulx Scrlh;tn. Au:
Scr ttm lsitIiaen Gnsf gilt es aFer aud nod
.insu asin:ssn. Cenn rtnu aud sin Gurntr ari'
OIL, 9sutunia- Usn eamtrinus-8rurer tsinsi
81 RsssmR au6ut, ~isnrsrn slss i'm Bier isiner
Sup liusn viii, ua6 tr gtslcsh:
Bier Der, Bier Ter.
Ssu i'd iau' I'M uns UNI;
Bier Ter. Sisr Der,
Srer i'd !au' mn,
10 iplst saraus nod gar ni&t, Rap an:ers Qdut
t etute aussr psm stYii9m (in sr 9stsr une Sttl
fl. neen) 9urf uidt audi nod sineM ssiitiSs
!, Iurl hatsn. 5O gift sfs. .: enm Gifsn,
unr @abrbsitssE urf a."
0tnn man litin attitsl litf. fstomnnt MA
unriaturl, d Appstit nab siEsm sHtsn @lae Nsi
10 aus Fer ssle ssIdrtsssn il CT,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-07-30

unanssn.bmt Stmpeatu'. 2us 81 rsau IL
0saatuniel itreibt man, tab fS Die altsfsn eta'
ts nidt ia %etinnsrm milen. rab un tisis 3sit, SOm
nsraa'ans. sins 10 taltt 8iiteruns nit 70 ansal'
tsnssm Sansswttter siuSetrstsn lei. Gas arms
Stee. ne DIS ssrttls RE Alpm kspestn bat, Il
isr gu bssausrn. Ga Is tsiHs Nabruns fnret. &n
2h. SUM-. Fem ~ldnafsn Sase i'm Sable. lag sss
S6rss su CspOs s 3sa. Rr&, 10 s0b man eallt-
ten futr. aut I'M gstn:r 'St.rlanss iR pic
Sdhss s~sialtn. Gin "a. 8 uni par CO in gsrl
10 tGl', seb man faS guna.spaIats ron nntsn biz
Off@ bsiltt. GIN 25. Wcr5snt, murps s3 stsa'
wlrmsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-07-30
= o { q | g s.

gOa 5urn 6. Sttissr in glcm g.yt srtitt.n
mir re swtite s%isitrunJ van GIts 8euter's
lals Mtli6tn Ue'tn in plato mtihtr 9praS,. -
Iiselstu erlGeiusn III 80 mr6sntl,Gen Sic erun.
cen sen is 48 Ssittn sain Yrsis nur Is Gents
st Nots. 8is 8euiu ii lcr rEltettumIi<s
S6riitfsler Geuial,nss, Ten RE lett,n lln'
Satrsspntt auisursiisn eabsn. Glau aatIt 8eutst
gu Zen bump1iit' lasn GiHtcrn, unr nit 8e6t 10,
oils Ih uiht lsitt ein anteyrr Cdr Itlt Ger ftnfsn
Iafeu wire. Ger 10 tlufJ NIB - mvier ts9liG
Pie 9a6nustsln rift. Absr itin wel:ntIid Res ans
lsiu sissnttuml.&iss gsrstsnf Il mtt isin 5u'
dor, ~lUnrsrn istn tieIss 9emutb, unfnrliH wsru
uns tatsl ~ wunssrtar ftii6 UNI letsns spl. ga,
rum iiup i,tue S&lNerunS;n ron 9lns unp esu
ten 10 ratutwetr, unr ssh ron 10 leDsnsYpls
Anmutt surtrtuuSfn, uns 10 tisi unt sintrinSlid
gum 5tis:a irtstsnr, RAP Wir pom .rtsn gussn
tl,d az ppliialr zig sswennen inp. 0ir fcmme,
niGt easu. tRn ~ tewuntsrn, rsil air unriatiir
lid i'm ssrn ksrsin licbtn.
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@ls 5ruitn uup Miistiss rsr
gife association Of Amsriea

IN 81. 9ouis smpisbls id MID len einrpensra
ron 5srmanp UNI rmssSsnp sur SslersGaJ Dca
acknowledgements in fitir UeitultaTi. lit
elbs it Die srlSlSrsi$is aas. mttF0srstsaenss IN
feu Ser. Staatsn.
uster ZEN l8ertt uae fis straiBs Dfi6t sinet
iul6tA 9stensWrT&truns tann Ssrsr. rslGsr Der
isrser elmer @aaar pen &leinsn tf, ben siniStu'
sla5sntsn It,tt init FA im's 8tars tommsn.
9lassrs austanit astr irssns Gtras in hielt'
SaSs nt6sils Id auf Ssirassn perm. .
Ottc Rsnais.