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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-19
cJiIc.lGO &c N0RTiIUEsynRN n. II

Close connections arc made NJ Chicago with no
Lake shore Il Michigan southern. Michigan Cen
trail Baltimore IL Ohio. Plttsbrg Fort WAYNE &
Chicago, knDkascc Line and Pan Inudic Eouisy
nor East ana southeast and With the Chicago ~
Alton ana Illinois Central for all points south
Close connections are also made Wiib the tninn
Pacific X. X. NJ far Omaha for all west points
f30ss Connections are U9de AZ janet.on l0iaty
ciH trains Of al CROSS yonds
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-19
PfLIM IN p.fIfFE ems.

These celebrated ears are run on all night trains
on all the lines Of this foad.
This j. the Only Line running those care be-
tween Chicago and 81 Paul, or Chicago and Mn
waukte
At Omaha our sleeper, connect Win The over
land Sleepers on the Union Pacific Railroad, Tor
all points west of the Missouri River.
Among the
Inducements OHcrcd IN his Route
20 tie travelling public are oil the modern iIu-
prpYcIncnis Rock and Gravel BBllastrd Irack
-tcct Rail, Rock ana Iron Bridges, raflpur aud
Drawing Room Day Coaches, Smoking Hul lHuns-
ing CarH, Westinghouse Safety Air hrukcs Mlllefs
Patent safety Coupling and Platforms. speoa
safety and absolute Comfort.
R"nn}ng ThronDh Fire Grcaf .Sfofes.
and operating over 2,60J miles Of road this Com
psuy presents % the traveller facilities that are not
and cannot be offered by any competitor
III ticket agents can sell sou tickets Via this
route.
II you wish the best travelling Recommendations.
you viii buy your ticket b. this route and ailt
take 10 other.
H1KTIN HTGHITT.
dcnl superintendent.
". III. NTENNITT.
Gcn'l Passenger Agent. Jan. J. 20.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-19
( lIICAGO q NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY.

Passengers for Chicago, Detroit Toledo, Cleye-
Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Montreal Cuottc
Portland, Boston. New York. lhiadclphia Inlti.
more Washington, II. Louis, Cairo san Franriseo.
SACRAMENTO ogden Salt Lake City, Denver Count
cil Buns sioux city, 81 Paul, Marquette faeau-
aba, Mcnasla Madison, cheyenne Olnaha Yank.
ton, Z mona Duluth, Green Bay Milwaukee and
all points North, West, south, aud Elst shond
buy their tickets via Chicago and the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-24
THE END OF THE SESSION.

Now that Congress has adjourned, we
can form mn estimate Of the work il has
accomplished, and see in how far the
Democrats Of the House have fulfilled
the pledges which they made at th"
commencement Of the session, In u
retrospect OF this kind, the differences
which existed in the composition OF the
two branches Of the Legislature come
very prominently into view, In every
instance the work of the House has
been combatcd and opposed by the
Senate and the Executive. When a
corrupt Secretary Of War was detected
in his crimes, the President accepted
his resignation, and the Senate utilized
this to save him from the punishment
due to his evil deeds. When Il conf.
DENTAL friend of the Presidents was
placed on trial for completely with the
whisky frauds every means was devised
W hlN' Hlnl ll'lI ''ilN'''''I l''I'' M
were stolen, information sent 10 his
defenders Of what the prosecution was
doing the jury and witnesses were tam
pcrcd with, and finally the counsel who
had conducted the prosecution was dis
missed from the service, because he had
proved himself too honest in the per
lormance OF his duty. When amy at
tempt was made to reduce cXpcndl-
lures, the Senate did not scruplr Mt amy
device by which they might defeat the
scheme and in some instances actually
impcrlcd the operations of government
to effect their object. When we CON
slider the nature Of this opposition, and
the virulcncc with which it has been
employed, it is surprising that the
Democratic House has been 30 success
tul rs it has in actively jusiitying Tia,
people in the disposition of their conf
dcncc When these antNponislic mllu
ruros are removed, there can hcuD
doubt that the good work rhu. com
mrncrd viii Ice carried forward anti
the whole Government is b-rl upon
proper principles. and the country IA
rsrnlrrri upon nu rn "I prosperity
amt hoppincs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-24
A MASTERLY SPEECH.


Mr. Hcwitts speech in defense of the
Honorable Samuel j, Tildcn, delivered
during the closing days Of the session OF
Congress, was brilliant and mastery
production. The Washington cores
pondent Of the New York SIM thus de-
scribcs the scene: The floor was then
accorded to Mr. Hewitt who, at quar-
ter past five o'clock, began one OF the
most remarkable speeches ever pro-
nounced in the halls of Congress. 1t
was up to the best days of the Republic,
and would have done honor to Clay,
Webster, Calhoun or Benton. The
House listened with profound attention
to every word that fell from his lips,
which frequently called forth tremen-
dous applause from the House and the
galleries. lie began by careful review
of Kasson's speech in every statement
and particular In mnstcrly, logical
and earnest manner ho spoke Of Gov
ernor Tildon's record. He met and dis
proved every one of tho charges Affect
ing Governor Tildcn's integrity, his
Union sentiments, hi. course during
tho war his position with reference to
the Tweed ring, his connection with
railroad corpoWtionS-in fact his whole
political history, lIespokei in emphatic
terms, generating Mr., Tildcn IromycrS
charge against him. Mr. Hewitt make,
no prctcnse as an orator but on th''
occasion ho seemed 10 speak IN u man
ner unacrountahIc to hi friends an,
surprising To himself He knew COY
ernor fildcn; he was hla porsonal an'
intimate friend and associate III
record was perfectly ,amllinr 10 him II
all ia particulars, and he was prepmc'
to speak with full knowledge of what
he was talking about His whitening
sarcasm and invrctiyc, "a addressed /,
kasson, have had no parallel in this cx
citing session of Congress The days OF
Blaine and Hill were tame in cOmpari
son with this terrific philippe TINT was
uttered by Mr.. Hewitt, 1t was TIA,
unanimous opinion OF all his friends
that he had utterly overwhelmed and
crushed Kasson AT the close OF the
speech he pronounced n glowing culoEy
upon the craftsmanship and patriotism
of Governor Tildcn, and sat down amid
the most tumultuous applause II,
was immediately surrounded by every
member on the Democratic side offer
ing their congratulations, and utterly
stopping all proceedings of the House
rendering the Speaker powcrlcss to pre-
serve order II was fully five minutes he
fore anything like deliberation could he
obtained in order to entertain even mo
ton to adjourn. Never was u vindica
ton more complete ana perfect, ano
never n defeat more thorough and over
whelming than that which Kasson re-
ccivcd for his unprovokcd and wanton
attack upon the Democratic Presidential
candidate. Mr.. Hewitt il II man OF
rather delicate physique, and, consider
ing the fact that he had been up al
night without sleep, he must have beer
greatly exhausted by the fatigue of {
continuous session of the House of ovcl
twenty hours. Yet he showed no sign'
whatever of physical or mental cxhNus
ton, but spoke with all the vigor anC
power that could have been cXpecte,
under the most favorable circumstances
He has established his reputation by
this effort ~ one Of the foremost o
American statesmen and orators.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-24

ALREADY, says tho venerable Peter
Cooper, according to correspondent of
the Boston IraUeiler, 81 have sent out ut
my own individual expense, through
the mails, two hundred thousand
pamphlets embodying the views of tho
Independent party. | do not desire
the position of President, only desire
the good of my country
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-24

Exactly four years before Blaine was
addressing the Third Congressional Re
publican District Convention, on We'd.
nesday, on the rumor that Tilden was
going to use heaps Of money in m at
tempt to carry Maine, he was writing to
Fisher: III am as dry as contribution
box, borrowing, indeed, to defray my
campaign expenses.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-24
bssssE1GlEs2SXRslxzlakEol
slEslsu FREE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Pick up almost amy newspaper publisho
north oltho Red river and you viii sru the
word "FREE" in big black lrttrlH, Read hu-
low II ana yuu Will ma U request for the
names and address ui All the sons uni duugh-
turs Of the Nurlh aud East 90 be- sent To-
TEXAS EMiGNArlON AGENT" Scdnii0,
Missouri, who viii mail them without cost u
"FREE GUIDE TO TENAS,' the Iuud Of
EunbcauIs, beautiful prnirius ana lovely val
Toys. This book wo have seen It's uccum-
pnuipd with beautiful COlOrud maps, IllusitN-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-24

TnE New York Tribune has decreased
in value in four years just passed, near
ly $4,000 and it is thought that it will
ulti rately be forced into bankruptcy,
Jay Gould has swamped it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-24

Can you inform me If it has taken the
rest Of the money to pay these three
trusty men their salmics--nnd II W"
poor victims will ever get another diyi'
dcnd2 Yours,
TILpES ASp EfrORy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-24
ron CONGRESS, srd CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
JAMES W. TMROCK MORTON,
OF COLLINS COUNTY.

Subject 10 the action of the Third Congress
sional Dem Ocratic nominating convention,
10 be holden. In Dallas, August Uth, 1876
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-24

CoNGREss has scarcely adjourned, and
already are the troops ordered to be
held in readiness for active service NJ a
moments notice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-24
Llbcrate me Impurities of the sy"'em.

Libernte The Impurities Of the System
THIS cnn cAslly bcdone through the lnstlu'
mentality Of the searching blood drpur'nt
and Alternative, H0slottors Stomach BitleI7,
which ncltc, those scnyonpers ~ the body,
the Kidneys and the bowels 10 vigorous ne.
ton. The first named organs soorcte iInpd-
ritios- where such exist nom the bloph,
which would otherwise poison IT, and II IN
the office Of the bowels 10 carry OIL ue use
less portions OF the fool rejected during the
process NJ II igestiOn, Hnd winch u rrlhlhru
interfere with digestion hnd bilious Hsoit'
ion, Rheumatism nud govt, both pguducth
Of acid elements In the circulation, dt" rul-
odicd by the Blttrrs, which wlll hRcWiNn De
found prompt though gentle caihhfilt'
Both Kidneys and bowels hlo luFlHoIN'u, IN
well as stimulated by this famous medicine,
which possesses tonic properties NJ the nigh
est order.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-24
Miscellaneous.

~ can ind good day board, southeast
corner sycamore and rariheuVenue. 2}-u
IOH WURK-The Herald Office Ia now
y receiving large cunsignmeutS OF joe
papers OF all descriptions and asks m
examination of prices and quality, Bal
Heads, Whitu and cOlOren Letter
Heads, NotN licads, StntcmohtS, Cards,
Circulars, &c, printed Us cheap as the
cheapest, aud ucRtrr than the urutrSt, Bring
In your orders and get the benefit of our
"Nummpr Prices "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS.


are open every night from Z TO Top. M, AZ
BOS Main street over Atkinson AlStcd .
lcwrlry store. business meetings every Isl
and ad Tuesday nights Daily prayer Mcrl'
inRs nj . O'Clock y. N.
open air Preaching every sunday 6O'rloCk
y. M, 1T Pacific Depot, All are cordially
invited. l.. {, REED, frrhlIohI
l.. NJ. MARTIN Vice President.
]. N. RLssikLI, NeGrelnrY,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-24

A fragrant breath and pearly teeth
re- blessings twain
Which We should all and always h"ak-
Nor seek Ia vain
By using SOHODUN We VIII
To both attain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-24
TRUSTEES SALE .



IN, on the
sSth day ~ August next.
Mt tho Courthouse door in the town of tyler.
Smith county, | viii sell To- the highest bid
der, for CA. h, one curtaln Steam Engine, ii
inch bore, = inch stroke, all the fixtures and
parts thereto attached ANA belonging, said
engine being connected with the steam saw,
mills situated near ONortOn, Smith county,
formerly belonging to H. cannon ~ Co., and
now In possession Of the OVoTtun MIN Com
pany, by purchase, WITH full notice of this
deed OF trust.
win also sell, 1T 10 u clock a. m, on the
lAt Eucs day in September next.
to the highest bidder for cash, ut the Court
house door IN the town of liu9k, Cherokee
county, the following described irnct or par.
col of land SituHtcd in Cherokee county,
the same having been heretofore conveyed
to Douglas, Cannon q Co., Ivy deed duly re-
corded In book G., page 20, ON the records OF
Cherokee county, To which reference Is here
mndr, and also described by meets and
bounds in decd Ot trust duly recorded In
Records of Mortgages In Smith county, book
T., pagCs - and 20, containing about $50
acres more or less,
These sales are mndo by virtue of the pow
cr invested In me HS Trustee, 10y deed OF trust
duly executed 10y II, Cannon n Co., date 10Th
day OF August, 1873; said deed of trust being
made Ia secure the payment Of two notes tor
four hundred dollars uuCh, dated August
18th, 1875, due respectively In + and twelve
months from dntc, payable to Phelcn n CO.,
of Dallas, Texas. The first OF SN Il notes is
due nnd unpaid, and To satisfy which these
sales are made, ana also tOsatlsiy the second
OF said notes, II not paid when due, accord
ing TO the direction prescribed In the deed OF
trust. PHILIP LIN DSIEl, Trustee.
Law office corner Elm and Austin streets
Dallas, Texas. jy9N-dltwod
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-24
To Trade or Exchange.

EARM-A highly cultivated mrW with
L good house, barn. orchards, etc., In MI
uois, tor IrSas land, or Dallas property
Address Editor Herald. yl}-,I
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-24

HOTEL. The National Hotel, on Pact
III hr avenue, opposite the elevator is
for rent, II has ~ sleeping rooms, and MI
needed Ounvonlrncrs. The house is Just
finished Apply to Smith Hunt, lawyers
corner Main and jefferson streets, DALLAS,
reNnS. augl9 lw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-24

nLD PAPERS At this office, IN qunnit.
" tics to suit, NJ 81 u hundred, iN2b-ti
G,EWlNu MACHlNE-A Rosewood Slng"t
y sewing Machiuo--cust 'lS5. VIII sell
cheap tor cash. Address Il. D., this office.
nuy2g-1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-11

obne alle 9iubeif0ruug couifribirt uuo mer
oen Den 10, 900 G2anu, neldle lid) id)on al
Dem gSegc uab @uba bein0cu, i'll SurSeW
nahfolgeu."
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morOen. @iue 0epeidIe uon Barcelona mel
oct, baB am 20. Sftbr. 49, 900 Utann Srup.
pen mad Cuba abgeben peroen.
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Suba,
2ouoon, 10. Stiober. - Scr Stan.
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9egen Mttte oS. 0f. init eiuem aus Sris95=
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Renommen babe, 1T oem @ereral ScUeGar
tele9rapblldl iibermittelt moroen, uno Der
gebtere mlro pabrifetuli9 gagen gnbe Sftos
ber mad Spanitn suriidfehre1.
1arft unO 96rfc.
I 0 II, 10. Sttbr., 1880 gild)m. -
GcniolS SO fir @elo II. bItto fir Srief.
Seretni9te Stanteu S6ligationen 1O.40er
1851. Grie %, N..D. @entral 90.
Etoerpool |, 10. Sttbr., 1.30 Radlm.-
8enmpoae rubi9 uno itetig Gbertdnoer
> ! d.; Orleans J d. 8crtGufe IA 900
Sallen.
gonbOn, 10. Sftbr. - 2ciu6l &c Cd.
bis 26 cd.
6upunna, 9. 0ttobcr. - Gpaniid)cs
Sob 229-2294. gSe4iel rubig rnO unper.
dnbert.
., saiiIsuaartAten.
Ot lille, 10. Sttober. Der 9ampfer
Labrador" lit BON Rem 9)crf anoefommen.
y mouth, 10. Sttober. Der 9pfr.
"SssIOt'4 y 10 !, III u DC Don Nsp'yGFf Gn9etcmmen:
0ampfer r&hetn" 1T bon gtcm Dort ange.
fommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-11
bic aeffriacn @anIen.

Die bier nit GROCER Spannung erparteter
gSablberldte gaben geitcrn Qbenb III ben er'
item Nbenbltunoen ben Oemctraten nur germ.
gen Croft. Sm bemofratiideu Sauptquartlsre
an Der Gde Der SaDette- uub @aluertitra6e
traien smar peridlieoene giinitige Nadridten
Elm, aber oa Die Gepublifauer eEenin giinltiQe
0epeiheu erhielten, lc mar bieleu uni Sefrte'
DilEu9 Der Yartelneu9ier bereGnetem 8erid)
ten nur menig 9epid)r beisulegcn.
9le 9epeideu Der yIlfoS. Breiie" iino,
menn gSablen in Setradlt fomn1en falt inlz
mer rcpubltfaniidl gefdrbt uno lauteten in
ten ter 9tepublfaner; crit i'm &aufe Der
Iaf,t begann Der Selegrdpb 5u5ugeltebeu,
baB Die Semofratel iitl nldt nur a1entbal-
ben ipader gebQlten, ionoern aMh beoeus
tenbe Gemiune gemadt babea, ob9leid)
babel nl9t III Nbrebe 9eltsllt ners
Den bari bab OIL peri6ieOcneu Stelz
len aud bic Stepublifaner uuermartete
@ewiune battcn. Ntdn bari eben nidlt Der,
geiien, oaB III ben beioCn Staateu Ohio uno
Snpiaua baS sr6Bte Gotum geiallell lit, wetz
DIES III bielen Staaten lelnalS berauSgebradlt
murOe.
3ur Stunbe, in Der mir idreiben (Otor>
gems ubr), bat es Oel Aui9eln, Oab betoe
Staateu nit 9eringer Mebrbeit DenlufrGtlid)
9enGblt bdben; jeDenfall5 Diirfcn Die Demo
fraten init Sider5eit auf eineu ber beieen
Staateu red]nen; gSelt Sirginteu lit ohne
i3melIel benlofratiid).
Die groBe gSahlihlaGt lit allen aniheint
uad getern utdt eutld)ieben poroen, Oenn,
lpel1e Bartei ii Sbio unp Snoiaua aud) i'm.
mer Ober bleiben mag, eineu cntideioenOen
Siea bat tie fanm erfOdteE; oas Shladltfslo
1T iebt naG Dem SIeu uerlegt, mo Die Staa-
ten Jtem=D =Dorf. StepzSercp uuO Connecticut
werbeu lblleBlid bic Gnti6eipung gebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-11
Cont 1ttl0 Eekf.

UuS pSiN uptttSoufYSl SotIsptltt."J
Bic Pitts5urser uOtspatd)" ia5t, Yrdii=
bent Grant lei bel einer biesmaligen Snrdz
reile III Pltsburg sben empfangen rporbeH,
,uie frii1tr: in tiIler, uubemOnitratiuer JSeiie.
Sltteu iebr I'm @ntl6u!oigung! SOr beis
lduig flint Sabreu nurre Graut bier lule eiu
&0nig enlpfangeu. Nlle treuen Sedttinber
Der epublifanilden Yartet meren ausgeriidt
Su cinem 9laBuollen, lpeftafulDien gmpfaug,
uuo Der Samali9e Yoiimellter Don Pittsburg
flbrte nit aboeso9encm Sute luie Elm &afai
Die 8ferDe, ipeld,e bic bobc @brc batten, Den
,SDntg i'm Srad" su Sleben
SamalS itanb Grant alf bem SDbepltnfte
ieiner po!itli6en Wiad)t. Sor Tim beuste fid)
alles, neil er 10 unp 10 piele 2emter gu pers
gebeu bate, uno me- nidt in ben algemetnen
@bor bes Nafaientbum8 einitin1n;te, gait ais
GOpperbeaO, als 6ebea, ais NiajeItdtS- -Selels
bigger unb 0oGperr6tbsr.
Sett oase9en lit @rant alS politiid)cr
Wtaftbaber uam Qtiduappen." 9ebbalb
miro er auf ielner 0ur9reile nmr bon einigeE
yuaoeSbeamten enlpfangen, Senen e8 ibre
t5teuung gebietet; bel Der WtaiIe oeS Tolfes
aber ftnOet er feine ipeitere Sead,tnng. gSGre
er 81 einem brltten Sermin uomtnirt porOen,
10 ipiirbe e5 audi Iebt nld)t an @afaieu fehlen
gum 0oiianna= 9fufen, menn and) BET Dem brit
ten Sernrine Die gauge Republtf gum audud
ginge. 9rant bat ntd)t lnebr Die @dben nit
uoaen 6Gnben MISUNDERSTANDING Der nu=
terihieo I'M @mpiang smiihen iriiber uno
jebt. @r lelbit mag ceH Sontrelt ifon bitter
empflIoen baben.
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aic @elt .olu sasf1n,,a.

8bilaoetpbia, 10. Sttbr.-0ie @enz
tennial. @ommiiliou bei6loB heute einifimmig,
raB Die gSelt 2tuStellnng am 10. ytopember
geibloiieu ueroen iole. Die groBe Quantiz
tGt iiamelilder 8aaren, tpelfe anidnglt9 dls
Nusltellungsgiiter tierber gebradt merreu
iollten, jeoodl iufOlge Der laugen ScrsGgeruug
ibrer ginidifilug iAltaBltd als ein @eideuf
be5 &6ni98 bon Siam fir Die amerifunii6e
Regieruug bierber bef0rOert ,uuroen, trnien
an Woutage bier ein uno murOen Dor benz
Regierungs 9ebduSe auSgepaft. SIM Slot
ten -9epartement oeS erpdbntea @ebduoes lit
9iaum fir Die 2lusiteauu9 Der betreffenOcn
gSacren reierpirt iuornen. - @ouo. @benep
aus gtepz 6ampibire nebf Stab miro morgeu
bier eintrefien. = Sa8 Slrnier, ruelbes AM
10. b. Dit3. bel @elegenbcit Der ipe;ielleu
Satularfeer bcS Staatcs Niarglanb 1tattfiliz
bet, miro bu16 Elm 9roBartige5 Seuerwerf
beldlOiien werOen.
Die internaticnale Sieh> Nusitelluug on Der
gde pon gelmout. unb@iraro= =aoenue nuroe
beute Dem Yublifum erGffnet. - Die beutige
4u3abl Der Sableuoen 8eiudltr in Der 6aupt.
Qu5ltellung bttru9 79,416, III Der S1eb> >2tn5=
ite1ung All Die Neu=@n9l aderbauz
Serelne er0ffneten beute ibce Sibung in Dem
Staatsgebduoe BON OtaHafuiett8; cine 9rnba
Su?nhI SplPnG 4pu mar nur1Piruh
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