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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25
CURIOSITY SHOP.
SCENE ATPOLICE HEADQUARTERS

Capt. Brock Surrounded wit the spsiia Of
..I the Recent Hntds.
The result of the recent raids on the gambling
houses In this city were Of more moment than
was supposed In each house visited, although
there were bat few men engaged in the "gAnes,n
all the furniture and paraphernalla vas In tact,
and in accordance with law were seized BY the
police and held. In addition 10 this evidence
enough was previously obtained 10 secure the
indictment and conviction Of the proprietors.
The several houses were held in charge By the
Implements we're taken 20 police headquarters
Just after the load arrived, a reporter Of the
REPUBLICAN dropped In aud saw Capt Brock,
the Inspector Of the force, surrounded by his
trophies To be sure, they were not arranged
In apple pie order, but they made good show.
ing, and would have boon invaluable to him if
he Intended 70 starta hrst.class Rouse for the
In front Of him were tables and table Icas,
some Of mahogany, others ofoak. some had four
Ss I'GS trss 81 SSs a. Ss 2, y.
the feet Of which represented tigers clawsb
but all were covered with tlnconyentlonal green
cloth, and contained the eastomary card and
cash drawers. Leaning against the walls were
the clay outs" belonging 70 this array, most Of
them showing far more signs Of service than
Ia another portion Of the room were two tablss.
with "lny-Outs,n and the basin or ring used IN
"TOuletts," the "eaEle bird, y AZ usual being far
less solled than any Of the numbers, On the
| desk were several coin and German silver IDEAL
boxes highly polished, and showing signs Of
recent use. But the nOor In the corner contained
| the greatest euriosltlea. There we're card
"racks," allied With cards ''chlp racks" empty,
bat worn with the friction Of tho "lvoriesN al
| they wore passed out and taken 10. Then there
| were "cue" ca IDS In packages Of hundreds, with
their seeming hicroglyphins, as hardfor the 10
| thu snhynK cut nv amhitious trayeiera NaxI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25
Pianos.

A RARE UHANuE l,-HAYlNG DETERMINED
"a 20 Introduce 10 this olty the usle- -.
6fstsd sui MApKEll fIANO, Phit ~ ~
MADONNA which has the neNcst iu UHANH
psoyeme cots, meg ihespt !onei u bsttsf
hnisled aud MORE dnfabls than any y
other Plane made nov osr the sans a % Dor cent
less for cAsk than any other hareiass Plano be
bought Or for IeAsonA bio instAllmonia.
Oall and oIamina Tor yunTaalyol,
CARL hIDHTHu. Agent b.
W. pennayly AniA Hytnne,
dSp Between hluth Ahd Ipnlh ltTeslI.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

EoutNArIoSs.-The President yesterday sent
the following nominations to the Senate; EIw.
p. johnson, Unltei States attorney for Wyom'
ing Territory; Addison U. Gibbs, attorney ior
dragon, John L. Ritchey, collector o. internal
yeyenus ior the Sixteenth district Of PennsylVa.
mia; Joseph shepard, Collector OF customs ~
ST. Marys, Ga; George i. h0lcomh p tgsS,.titI
ter At ChIlicothe, Ohio; Mrs, Mary z. HlEie{'
postmaster at MinersSi,ic, PA Henry A. Elis'
captaln In 18th infantry.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

PArENr oFFioE-rhe Com missioner OF
Patents yesterday granted extensions IN inc
following patent eases;
W. Sw. II. Lewis, of Rrooklyn, N " ior
Mate frames for photographic canoes.
George Watt, Of Richmond, for plows 80
Henry Underwood, OF Conn, ior lapJoih''
for betting.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

SIX PER CESr. INTKRRsT.- See card OF the
FTeedman'G Savings Bank In another solumn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

HAMLIN's WIZARD OIL cures rheumatism.
wizard OIL cures sore throat In one hour.
wizard on cures lame back.
Wizard OIL cures neuralgia instantly.
wharf OH, sold by druggists generally.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25
ON MARRIAGE.

InnppY Relief for YounG Mes from the effects
Of ksTSrs and AbassS 70 early he nsahsSa re- 70
MATrlRs removed. Nov N, thQd Of treAtmept New
1nd TsmATkahie rsPedles Books and olroaiAIs sent
i'i Sals.s. - 'sis 'zasooIATIos. No south
Ninth 81, phnAdalphiA. Pa docaam
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25
Steamship Lines.

EoR sKw YORK. BOSTON AND NORFOLK.
On and after December I, ISL, the steamer LADY
OF THK LAKk. carrying the United
State, Mall, vii leave orvuchs wharf, ...lA 4
loot Of sirth street, Mondays, Wednes- nEsEn11t1
d,J. and FRIDAYS. a. P. m, tste2gles at The glin.
al Nsrfolk With me " 4 N, Steamship Oom bAny iJf
ho.sos i sg@ Nam wn s f,,sh
from the Above.uamed cities. he VirHiniA T. s. %.
stsansrs leave Nos Work Tuesdays and Saturdays Al
xEoSp-V,. b. GrgnsL, Norfolk, Val NJ. EldIidgs,
AisTAndriA, Va; J. q, Waters, Ueorgstown, d. q.
Thas 81 Orouon Will receive cad deliver freight Al
BlIth street wharf uutil o,clook, .. m.
DORSEY OLAukfr, oensral Agent
d.su Dor. Fifssn,h .trsst aud Nsw Yors ave.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

90 TO FRRUSp,
TIE CATERER,
SCI Seventh Street,
and leave
your orders for Balls, Parties, Weddings and
Receptions, who Is prepared to furnish upon the
shortest notice, In the most exquisite style, and
at reasonable rates.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

Do Nor foRaKr
That for few week, you can get your
BoYs AN ENTIRE OurTiT,
DKRBY CoAT, VEsr AND PASTs AND OvKRooAT,
At a less cost than you can possibly buy the
goods and make them yourselves.
Gall and see tho proofs Of this assertion.
Moan wALKER n Co.,
ell Pennsylvania avenue, neAr Sixth st..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-20
The Political Outlook in
South Carolina, as Review
ed by Rev. r. H. Cain.

IT the present movement among the
clansmen of the different parties means
anything, there is serious shutting in
the camps. The organization of various
orders indicates a solidfcation of the
strength Of Republicans in the State.
The calls for conventions of the Repub,i.
cans, and the renewal Of feal,y among
the Denocracy-the policy Of conciia.
ton, which is the declared policy for the
iuture among them as toward the colnrcd
element-shows which way the ind is
blowing: The widespread discomfort
among Republicans with the present ad
m''l>tFa'lon, and the enormous outlay Of
moneys to meet the requirements of
Government. which necessitates addition
al taxation, calls loudly on the people to
consider their best interests in the COM
Ing campaign, whether there should be
any change made in their present law.
makers aud those who direct the affairs
Of State. There are some facts which
cannot be mistaken by the most careless
observer namely, that extravaganza has
been the ruin of the finances Of this
State. The needless expenditures for
military organizations, for ma;ntajn;no
hundred Of needless officers in the State
winch were created to make a good soft
place for some hangerS-on to tie Rep lb-
iican party, who could not render anv
practical good to the country, for the
payment Of hundreds of attaches to the
General Assembly, who a.e but a bur.
den to the tax payers, by the needless
expenditures for Committee rooms, wines,
hrandics and whi>kcy, for every room,
ior Clerks to committees, and thousand
and one other needless ex,ravaeanccs.
Al these things the people should in
Quire into.
The contest will doubtless b. between
L. X. Scott, F. j. Noses, j. L. Orr, Rcu.
ben To'n'inson, Judge Melton, Attorney
General d. II. Chamberlain, D. r. Cor-
bin or J. L. Magic. These are the u.o>t
prominent now w.-Mi<>ionary Record.
We arm that the 18th, inst, is the
day fixed for the argument Of Messrs.
johnson and Sianbery, on the questions
that they raised here in the Ku Klux
cases and carried up to the Supreue
Court oil the Country. We arc informed
l'at The celebrated advocate David bud.
ley Field, of New York, has offered his
services to unite with Mcssrs. johnson
ard Sia"bcry, in the very important
questions at issue. The points that will
be rl'sed by these distinguished lawyers
are great and vital as respects personal
liberty aud federal powers and military
law. 1t is matter that concerns not
only Southern States but Tie Whole
country, for civil liberty and Ilabcas
corpus VIII he on rial. We shall Il. nj,
with mach l'tcrcs; ana great concern
The dc''Slo" which Shall be n->ic UPON
'"c Important questions to be submitted
''r debate anj Judgment. Much hangs
HfoH tic result, and we are sra,ilcd 10
say that the friends Of ci,i! liberty ard
constitutional "a" ere ~: "jtI.oa, :;rs.;.-
"oI:vs t;::'t IT, 1,ci<jor Of ;hs 3::n:c,a.
'~o'i:t ":;i he q t';'!aphai si"dic: ;lon Of
IL: :'>'''.': :;;.'iv iI2fv 3y :.::e<sT.. Join.
evt' ~" >ta"'.v.:.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-20

er ard numerical force, that there
| night be no reasonable excuse for re-.
sistsnce. They hoped to accomplish
; their object pcacably if they could, bat
should 90 it f"rcibIy if they must.
The sheriff repaired to the cell Of Ca
scy and informed him that the Gem.
mittcc had rnalt a demand for him,
and that be should BE- compelled
to surrender him. The prisoner up
braided the sheriff for his cowardice,
and declared he would not be taken
by the C'm'uIttce, and threatened to
. Kill any oat who should alt:;npt his re.
movai from the prison. After parIcy
Ola half an hour, ana an assurance from
the Committee that he should be kindly
treated, and receive fair trial, Selecting
his own counsel and WITNESSES, he finally
consented to 60 pcaceably with his cap.
tors. lie was accordingly hand-cuil:d,
passed. out to the Committee, who placed
him in close carriage and conveyed
him to their headquarters, guarded by
their entire armed force.
The Committee returned to the jml
! and demanded the person Of a prisoner
by the name Of Charles Cora, who was
charged with the murder of General
; Richardson, the u. S. Marshal for the
District Of California; lie mad been once
tried, with i disagreement of the jury
and 1t was generally believed a second
! trial would asusuaircsut in an acquittal.
, Tile sheriff surrendered him without re-
si>,ance, and he Was likewise taken to
the rooms Of the Committee and con-
fined in one Of their cells.
| Ihc armed force Of the Committee
was then discharged, except those re.
! qured for guard aad patrol duty. On
the following day the trial Of the pris.
oncrS Was undertaken, they bcins per
mittcd t. select their own counsel, and
to summon ali the witnesses they deemed
vs>cntIa! to the establishment Of their in
nocence. -Af:er 4 patient hearing Of the
case, they were convicted Of murder,
and the penalty Of death dr"ded upon.
Mr.. King fingered in pa. and anguish
until Tuesday, the Goth and died. lie
WAS buried on Friday, and was folowcd
to the grave by an immense concourse
| "l people whU mOErncd his untimcly
end, and the manner Of his taking Of.
While the last sad rites were being
soirmn'zed over tho mar;yrcd King, a
':'iicrc't Scrnc was bcirg enacted at
The Committee room<. The verdict of
death having "cen rendered, preparations
were made for its prompt execution,
and while Tie mourning cor,cgc was
moving towards the cemetery to the sol
c'"H music Of funeral d;rst, the mur-
'.eTcr> Casey and Cora wc,e suspended
hr tie nrck i'om an upper window Of
, the C"m:attcc buildings, in the pre-.
>ence ot 20. less than thirty thousand
Spectators.
{ In 4 - 81,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-20

a TENNESSEE JoHE-Oa the strength
OF the excitement lately occasioned by
the announcement that Confederate cot
! ton bonds and "shin-plasters" might
! soon have an increased marketable value,
! an entcrprl>lng shoemaker at Nashville,
Tennessee, caused an advertisement to
be inserted III the Banner to the effect
: that he was prepared to give seventy-five
cents lin the dollar" for old, and fifty
cents for new issue of Confederate mo
ney. The offer proved so tempting that
! the street in front of his store was crowd
ed TO excess on the following morning.
Old MEN an oil women from every part
OF the surrounding country were on hand
with carpct-bags and valSes. containing
paper representing thousands Of dollars.
! The first man who entered the store had
parcel of $500, 600, and his utter aston.
lShlnent may I've better imagined than de-
scribed when the audacous CriSpin drew
the pile toward him, and paid over to the
: owner one half the amount in notes Of
precisely the same value and issue. For
the reason that few men like to allow
themselves t" ren'ain the only victims of
such Il huge j,kc, the fun was continued
fir several days, much to the amusement
oi t!I, Sc who bad been in the secret from
the first, ard iruch to the disgust of Ger.
+ tain sharp ones who had been so far mi>-
led as to have attempted a corner" in
the market
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LIE ALABAMA CIAIAs. The f,llowirr
is summary Of the claims against Great
Britain for los es by the Confederate
cruisers which were Fled by the Ameri-
can Commissioners to the Geneva Confe.
) renee under the Na>hirotou Traatv.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-20
c. w. Dudley ard his Card.

the newspapers, he must expect criti-
c'Sm; nor should he complain If the crit
iclSm takes the form of censurc. The
writer of the Gard" in question, is open
to criticism, because he mistakes facts
and by so doing miSrcprcsents our pcc-
pie; he is open to censurc, for he strikes
IN the house of his friends, maligns his
own people, and makes Apologies for
their enemies. To sustain these charges
let US examine his positions:
lie says: 1T must be admitted that
"nr conqucrors We're generous; not 4
sn"ut from victorious soldier insuted
the mlalortnnrs Of brave but un;nrtn.
nate army, &c. We had supposed that
toe utter disregard by the United States,
Government Of the terms of surrender
was not an act Of generosity, ror inlcc,l
"t Common justice, that the lawlcss nil
IaSe anu arson pcrpetrated in many in.
! stances by the United States troops, was
not calculated te evoke sentiments Of
gratitude from our people. H. says fur
thcr, that after "thc din Of war was ovcr.'
the Northern people, ''trom their pirate
resources" furnished food, &c. To what
extent? when ? and where? /, is TRUE,
. that the United States Government, by
emancipatng our slaves, created an i'm.
mense army Of panpers in the mld>; of
the impovcriShmcn; incident to djsas.
lrous war. These were the "naii,n's
wards, as they were termed, and had .
right to expcc: food at the hands or the
Government which had made them
homeless and houSclcsS." Accordingly
rations were fof awhile issued to iniiccnt
blacks and paupcr whites, who had ne.
vcr borne arns against the Government.
! This Is :he extent Of the charity, so
! far as We are advised. But the Colonel
finds fault with the term "school marm, ,"
as applied to the advocates Of social
equality and Iniscegcnatinn, who swarm
ed among Us alicl tho war, and thinks
their mission noble and heaven. sent. lie
even thinks that we should have invited
these people to the inequalities Of a
Southern iiresiic." We have taken a
different view. Thu>e who have come
among US from the North since the war
have no Claim apou our hoSpita!itics; they
have not even inspired our reSpert Their
"odSeS, "e fancy, have not been of the
! purcsi, nor the "oTk which they have
! accomplished tie MIST Salntarv. We
S!rak in the aggregate Of course, and al.
'ow for Exceptions.
But the Colonel lays a, our owu doors
all the evils which have b.i.,!cn Us in
the way Of partisan legislation, and the
corruption which exists in what were
once Thought "nigh pIaccS." Surely he
has read history in vain who EXPECTS
conqncrcd people to kiss the rod that
>mitcs lhcin. D"uJtcSs we have com.
n'tted many errors. Our knees are not
naturally supple. Bat We honestly think
tl, i
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-20
Lynch Law in San Francisco
in 1856.
BI 4 CALIFORNIA PIONEER.

BT a CALIFORNIA PIONEER.
On the 14,h Of May, 1856, at about
four o'clock =. NJ, the sharp and
startling report Of a pistol was heard at
the corner Of Montgomery and Washing
ton streets, San Francisco, and at the
same time stalwart, robust man was
seen to fall near the curb-stonc. BY.
ISLANDERS kindly raised the fallen, woun.
ded raan, and bore him into the Office Of
the laci!;c Express Co. The assassin
was taken i"to custody anl removed to
tie lookup.
Tie parties Of this bloody aifair repre-.
S'itcd the extremes Of the society nf
San Francisco at that time. James King
Of Niiiau, ho had been shot down in
t!ir"ngcd street il broad day light, was
the editor and proprietor OF the San
Francisco Daily Bulletin, and was an
. honorable, intelligent, higE minded, wor-
thy ciiiz,Nr, who had chosen the pro
fcs<iOh t" which he was hcyo,ins his en-
crslcS, for the av0we1 purpose Of com
batting tn. great evils that then afflicted
that co;n"u"ity, and to bring to pun.
lshmcnt the vie characters who in.
ieSlcH society in the early history Of Cal.
: lloriIia. llc welded huid and vigorous
pen, anl held virious men up to the
scurn Of the world il their true charac.
ter. Ills course called down upon his
head the wrath ard Indignation Of the
Class a>>;;iicd, and his liie was repeatedly
in peril from their violence.
The assassin, james ?. Casey, had
been an inmate Of Si"g Sing prison, in
New York, and WAS professional ballot.
box stuiier, gambler, street fighter, and
II; representative Of the class of rou:hs
50 "cH known III the carly days of San
Francisco. ilc had been the subject Of
criticism in lhc Bulletin of that day,
AMI sought rever &C by striking down the
proprietor as he WAS leaving his office 10
go u his ilnn,9. 'ihe assault crca-
tti an Intense excitement - th"us-
;,l!,!> Vi people gathered about tic
!;:,a! spot, and the itflrialcd popuace
larca.v"ed dire vengeance upon the au-
thor OF HE crime. The Jail was visited
by ihrOng oi excited persons. aid IN.
Tic rii"rtS ula1c 10 rc>cmc the prisoner
iro!a the possession o! the authorities
The military were called out to prevent
til Indignant multitude from drmo!i>E.
j"S tGc prison, anI the widest cxciyc-
mcnt prevailed throughout the succeed
ing light.
While ;hi> coGl'jrt was s'ing on in
Tie streets, 4 icw lya1iag citizens ;s<c,n.
fivd III 4"i. place and took the mi.
: ,'a;nSv >tc;'s for the formation Of a
" !'""cc to;n.ai:;vc.' y b,irf com.
! rac! WAS 0Ta"n up binding TIC sub.
>>r!h>rs 10 ! :l'.:;y Of purpose ana cif;o:,
u TedrcSs Tie w!om2s "! society, by tic
punishment Of those who tad di>tu:i,r,!
! is pcacc AID 0uict. Each SIi,SCri:,rr
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-20
Sl9,u2l,41S I'll

The above embraces the direct claims
only. The Indirect claims include losses
Sustai'cd by the sale of 774,000 tons to
foreign owners; figures estimated at
sl5, ,'o9, 900; and, finally, the conscquen.
tlal damages, by the pro!ansation Of the
war, owing to the moral and other aid
extended b? England to the Confcde.
rates daring It's continnance.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-16
Gn;T5zNadbrid,tcu

Der 0ampftr 0@iorge 4ppolO," Capt.
2oOeianO, Iiei 5Onnabeno bon 8Otou itber
ytorfOlt bier elm.
Die cngltiAe 8urte y8lciaOcs," GaOt.
Steele, icgtlte an 5. Scptembsr mad Saltts
more ab.
Sim 6. September tagen bic mad Baltimore
beltmmten Sarten rNgues," Capt. 3bOmp'
ion, 1000, uno r%gapping," Capt, 9entbau,
5000 Sdde Safiee )lateup, i'm Safen Don 3tio
De Saueiro.
9je 8rigg y@ehanic," Capt. @oulO, fubr
am 3. Se2tembe. BON Sa9ua Ia @ranOe mad
eluem 9aien rGrolih Don 6attcras ab.
Su &barIetOn, 9.-G., fam 9e1crn Der
0antpier ISM. 8enneOp" bon Baltimore an,
Der 8unpftr Sea @uG," Gapt. 9uttoH,
lief gsitcru bon SburleloH, &c, i'm bieRgeH
9afen ELL.
Dim 9ounaberoe brad Der 0ampier go
ragOIIa," @apt. 9ooper, Don SaUannGb,
SEQ, mad Baltimore auf.
gtad Baltimore bcltmut, fam gefern bic
8rigg y9feO Ming" Son 9iio Dc 3aneiro al
Der Beituna MOnroe, So, Ucrbei.
Sn Den hampton 3toaO8 laQeu gsiterH min'
Ocitens 80 6abr3eage aaer Art wegeH ungiins
lIigeu Wiu0eS Dor Anter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-16
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Renffchrn gNnifcnhduic6.U


peldes 6r. giutb in ieinem 5diieenbofe on
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ben in 0crrcnbegteituug iltieH 3gtrttt. pie
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tbren gLuiang. Die ~@r0fnun9Sz unO 8e.
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iagt mo iueroen nit ibren geiaugllheu Sors
trdgen Die Aupeicu0en btilen8 81 untelbaltel
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6r. 5. @lrihmuuu, miro Die Spiclc uno Be-
l%uitiQuugeu Der @aiientiuoer lciteu, bic nm
SlueiisIbait ba5 Sutereiie Der Iupeienoeu hcr=
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oi0uug gciuabreu ruiro, penu er bic arnlcu,
etternloicu Sin0cr irOh uno better itt nmber=
tHinr1cln iebt. Sir @oujert= uno &an;mIz
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Elm @uOe nebrcn urO Der 0tmmel III beitcrel
Slaue aui 0G5 6eit b2ruieberi0aucn.
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tere, bisieS 81 t6uu. 0euno6 I6etnt eS, ais
oh Der arSt 6ereits gu grOBe Suantitdtcu
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tte1t ltlon am ndditen Ntorgeu on ben 9Str-
flrgen Oe5 WOrpbiumS itarb. Ser SeritOrs
b2le bIlterIaBt cine 6ran nit 5uei &ins
bern.
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aus @aIrou=Gountg bat ais @acstt in eer
Ser. Staaten=& rmee= SGule gu Nelt 8oiut
lufuabnle gefun0eu.
- GurRier in Queenstown. Su Gueensz
totuu fauO am u. Septenber5um Seteu Der
oortigen fatbolti6eH &ird)e Elm &urnier itatt,
peldes bel Den ampeicnben 3ui6aueru Elm
un9ep0bnItfeS Sntereiie erregte. Die 9O.
gSnt. nnO Sobn @raiou ans Baltimore
&Ountp giu9en ais Sieger ans benz Eurniere
herOor. Der gritere ftDnte ais &0uigtn Sri.
9tannie 3. Gurcp, mdbrcub 9r. SO6u
@raion ais Gbrenoame SRI. Gi1baf En-
iuGblte.
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