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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-24
STEALING THE HOUSE.

Finding the steallng OF PRESIDENCY
not only entirely safe, but rather an
achievement to be proud of, the chaps
who have engineered it are bent on
stealing tho House of Representatives,
and the presses which upheld and laud-
I'd the frs. arc vigorously supporting the
latter. The Democrats have majority
of their own stripe elected, but the
HAYES chaps, encouraged by the ease
with which twenty-five electoral major
lty WAS gobblcd, are more than sanguino
OF pocketing the narrow. margin be-
tween them and the mastery. The more
active HAYES strikers seek to develop
an impression that the Republicans hun
ger and thirst for the selection OF FOSTER
Of HAYES home district, as the speaker,
and, because OF assumed liberslity of sch
timent, wedge capable of bullying the
Democratic crowd in twain. FOSTER
has been Tor many years man marked
in the House for his sunny good nature,
his manly convictions or questions OF
party and public right-doing. lie has been
known to dare to do right c>, in the
heydsy Of hisparty's power, ard the more
hopeful of independent political think
crs have before now marked cut great
and useful future for him. He was not
Of the stuff brave and true men are made,
however. lie went To Louisiana with
WHEELER and set his seal against the
Returning Board severaliy and colltc-
lively, and WAS quite frank in his admrs-
sions this year, when Congress met, that
it was a returning board trick alone
which could give HAYES the vote of
Louisiana; yet in spite of that admission,
he put the inetfacesble stain of shame
upon himself by voting with his party to
count the votes thus cast by men he had
and does still dcnounce as thieves-ior
HAYES.
1t is going TO be very difficult job,
however, to beg, borrow, or steal the
msjority sent up by the voters. The
Democrats can begin proceedings with
something like fifteen or twenty MAORI
ty if it Is deemed desirable. ADAMS, the
clerk of the last house, who by law or
ganizes the next house, has had his hands
strengthened by sweeping grant OF
power.
ADAMS makes up the roll from such
certificates rs he chooses to construe pro-
per-a very significant power 1t will be
seen on examination, since in every dis
trict whence two returns are sent in, or
where there is in other words contest.
the clerk can call the name of the Demo-
crst and send the Republican before the
election committee, where the memory
of the commission will hardly tend to
arouse such bipartisan fervor as to
erdanger Democratic prima fac,e claims.
This then leaves it pretty certain that
the clerk will organize a Democratic
House, and it leaves to be determined |
simply the majority that he has it in his
power to award has party. AS the roll
stands, the States are represented:
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FAT BOYS.

Wyoming county, in this State, must
he perfect Egypt in fairness, II the ioi'
lowing story is true. The kanawha
Gazette gives the following names, ages
and weights OF five boys, "natiye and TO
the :manner born," in that county OF
mountains and bears:
Boy. No. l. Son of james Brooks,
Ives six miles above Oceans, aged nine
wears, weighs 249 pounds, avoirdupois.
lie is the biggest boy in the universe OF
his age. We defy competition on either
sid 4, of the Atlantic.
Boy No. 2. Son Of Andy Brooks.
lives on adjoining farm to James Brooks
u ,ed ten years, weighs 2l3 pounds. lie
i, a oouncer FOR his aye also.
Boy No. 3. Jimmy" son of james,
Cook, clerk of the County Court OF
Wyoming county, aged thirteen years,
weighs 2UG pounds. lie eats nothing Dut
bread and milk, which OF course, will
Keep HIM fat.
Boy Nos. 4 and 5. Two sons of Green.
bry Cook, near Oceana, the eldest one
of whom Is about nineteen years OF age
and he weighs 800 pounds. The younger
one is fully as large in proportion to his
age.
he boys are all healthy, and thelr
great size Is owing to their tatness. They
are all related TO each other, and 1t II
said To be family failing.
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Encourarmeut for the Feeble.

Debility, whether il be inherent, or
caused Ivy overtaXed strength, or protract-
ed illness, has a most depressing influence
upon the mind, breeding an abject melan.
choly nearly akin to despair, and entorc.
ing the abandonment OF the cherished
projects and high hopes. Happily, the
enfeebled system, even in extreme cases,
is susceptible oflnvigoration. 1t is proved
by incontrovertible evidence that Hostel
ter's Stomach BitterS is an unfailing
strengthened of the weak, and that in adj
dition 10 vitalizing the physical orgrniza-
toni establishes regularity among those
organs upon wbese efficient discharge of
the duties imposed on them by nature
continued vigor and health depend. Thou
sands of instances might lie cited to show
the regenerating influence OF the nealth..
giving agent in cases of debility, liver
disease, dyspepsia, nervous ailments, con.
stipation, Intermittent fever, urinary and
uterine troubles, govt and rheumatism,
and other maladieS.
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While sulphur Springs.
o apiob mnnd DiSpatch,

From the Richmond Dlspatcn.
The recent destruction BY fire OF the
admirable hotel built last spring upon
the line of the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad at the White sulphur Springs
is misfortune for the public, more es
pecially the travelling public. 1t was
more of railroad-house than one for
the accommodation OF the spring goers;
but SC fine u building was it that many
visitors to the Springs would have been
delighted to remain IN it and enjoy us
com modious and elegant apartments.
Still, its destruction affects not tn
means of accommodation of the Springs
proper, including the great hotel on the
grounds. The cottages and hotel there
are capable of accommodating an I'M
mepse multitude of health and pleasure
seekers, and there need be no Interrupt.
ton of the concourse of people from al
sections who annually JON in the
national congress which meets around
the grandest fountain of health on the
continent.
Wha. those enterprising gentlemen
Messrs. Peyton s. Co. may contemplate
with regard to the railroad hotel We
know not, but certainly what may
be reasonably anticipated from human
enterprise may be expected of them
The proprietary interests OF White Sui
phur are at present in condition thai
may seriously affect all plans for the
Improvement and characterization OF the
most delightful summer-retrest upon the
Atlantic Shed. But we may look for 9
judicial decision at any time that may
start enterprise in a grand style. Still
| let al friends of the White Sulphur
rest assured that the means OF public
| accommodation there are ample, anc
that there is no reason to spprehenc
that a brilliant season may not be en-
loved the ensuing summer at the White
Ifcomcilliaton indeed shall be nourishet
into growing at all, it will be in bloom
during the season at White, and vii
make the reunion there more agreeabl
than at any preceding season since tn
war.
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Tgr Cb.,ls.tsn SGasstts is trying to

TIE Chaflatsn Gasstts is trying 70
work up the oil excitement in the
Kanawha Valley. It3has been revived
by recent discoveries in Pennsylvania
and a slight advance IN the price Of crude ls
oil has stimulated effort, and prepara-
tons for sinking new wells are maKtpg
over the surface of considerable territory
A want of thorough confidence in the
market, however, renders it difficult TO
get capital sufficient to carry forward en-
terptises as extensively as some ol inc
operators desire, and there are not au'
eouate banking facilities. Some OF the
wells in operation in favored Localities
are giving up from ten to fifteen barrels
daily.
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liking Hard Words.

Il am indignant at one portion OF the
letter" saws Pilot Blunt. ale called me
a protopLasm. l do not know what it
means. suppose it has some bad mean
ing" Other people besides Blunt are
prone to interpret hard words in hos
tile sense. suppose, Sambo, you were
going through the woods on dark
night" says wag, "when all of sud-
den you met another big darby with a
lantern and a club, and he should re-cog-
a,ze you, what would you do ?' He'd
ha' to fight dis nigga, shuah," says Sam
DO, excitedly,
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FARM For SALE,

w EST VIRGINIA FARM FOR SALE.
w The Johnson home farm Will be sold
ut public sale on the IOth day of May.
1877, on the premises at Long Reach,
West Virginia.
Terms OF Sale-One. fourth cash in hand,
the residue on a credit Of one, two and
three years, with vendors lein retained
TO secure deferred payments.
This farm is admirably located on the
Ohio river, about hall way between Wheel
ing and tarkerSburg. Is in good n Ugh
bOrhOOd, convenient to public schools. II
contains about $50 acres, embracing about
l75 acres OF best ohio river bottom, - aCr, =
river hillside, and the residue tillah.r II II
land, now heavily timhercd. IL has every
roads, etc. Has fine orchard OF summer
and autum. fruit, besides good orchard
OF winter fruit Has n large dwelling
house, with barns and other Out-DuiIdIngs
all In tolcrably good condition; also an
additional good frame dwelling house
with out buildings: also a good large store
building. n pOStOffice Is established here
and mails pass bnth ways daily yStcam-
boats. The dwelling house i pleasantly
situated. with beautiful surroundings, on
a public ROAD, and within three huu"r"d
yards of the steam boat landing. Ii il an
excellent point for a country store, being
The point OF river communication tor Il
large extent OF back country.
II desirable to IurcaascTS this farm Will
be sold in two or moe parcels. VIII be
sold without reserve. For further paTiicu-
lars apply on the premises or To the UNDER
signed nj ParkcTsDurg. W. \ Il.
Persons desiring to purchase are invited
to 90 and examine the place.
OkEI JOHOSON,
JOHN I. OHNSON,
cblieta wrb Executors.
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GRANT contemplates an European trip
hat begs, imploros, that the sovereigns OF
that continent will not relieve him OF
the delightful pleasure of paying his
board bills. And il sounds like the cry
to the crowd: "Don't nail the dear old
ccntleman's ears to thepump." Where
upon they ale nailed.
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Zen. DpnI
Rep. Dem

The calculation is based on the claims
made by the original returns. In
Missouri, New York, California, South
Carolina, Florida and Louisiana there
are contests. These of course will be
decided by the clerk in favor of the
Democrats and the committee will have
the final disposal ofthe question of the
properly elected persons. So that the
curses of the Republican party managers
stand a fair show of coming home upon
them when they like it least.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-24

PARsoN NEWMAN is not entirely de-
serted. tie had some big people in his
church last Sunday, but they were not
Of the reigning house. They were all
ex's. There was an ex-President, an ex.
United States Marshal, and an ex-Post-
master General. y is an unknown
quantity, and you cant run much of a
church on that basis.-BdLttmOre GaZetts.
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SHERIFF,s SALE.
In County Court OF Ohio county:
w. NJ. Dunlap, use, &C.,

In County Court OF Ohio county:
w. NJ. Dunlap, use, &C.,
vs..
Albert &. Fowler.
By virtue of an execution issued In the
above entitled cause, and 10 me directed,
have levied upOn and will proceed To sell
To the highest and best bidder, on Thurs
day. March ]. 1877, commencing At IL
o'clock a. ~, on the :aIm Of IL. j.. and
Samuel Dunlap, In Liberty district, III the
county OF Ohio, viz;
5000 Apple Trees, years old; 5000 Apple
Trees, 3 year old; 500 Apple Trees, year
old $50 Peach trees | year Old 30 Ever
green Trees, 2 to feet high. Also n lot OF
Cherry aud Ounce Trees and Grape Vines.
Terms OF ; tie cash.
GEO. K. TISCiLE. :. o. &.
The above sale is postponed until March
Is, 1877. nI2-r
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THE lntimations that Hayes would
recognize Nichols and Hampton were
deliberately made with intent to deceive,
Instead, it is now proposed that junk
ctlng iunta shall go to New Orleans and
organize Legislature there to It's liking
-AiGany ArgUs.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
WHEELING, W. Va, March ~, lS7.J
Sealed proposals viii he received at the
Office OF Ia. City Clerk until Monday,
VI rch 20, 1871, at . O'Clock p. M, Tor the
rc,nnva OF all kitchen garbage and oflal
from within the city limits ior the ensu.
ing year. All bios must be made separate
for each district. The ordinance defining
the dulicS.of garbage contractors and NIX
ing the limits OF each district. can be s. en-
and examined ut this Office. All DluS
shall b" addressed to the Chairman 81 the
Committee on Health.
ALIEN. UPDtGRAFF,
mrlgi City Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
NF VALUBLE STOCK.

q
The undersigned administrator OF the
estate of Elizabeth l.. ParScll, deceased,
will offer for sale nj public oUct'On. AT TIA"
front doOrot the Court House, on tuesday,
the nth inst, at 2 O'Clock L. NJ, one hum
dred and ten charCS of the capital stock Of
the Bank of the Ohio Valley.
Terms Cash.
GEORGE ADAMS, Administrator.
JAS. {. HERYEY, AuCtiOne.r. Inrlycgii
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Vie Three by TWO Commission

New York World,
The scheme proposed after days of in
cubation by President Hayes for settling
the affairs of Louisiana will be greeted
with general dcrision and disgust. 1t
weuld be cunning if it were not silly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-24

"HHYEs is backing and filing in his
Southern policy" says the New York
SIN. Well, it does seem 10 be open to
that objection.
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CARPETS AND O|LCLOTHS,

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOTH AT
n prices lower than ever offered for
many years past. DESTROYS To close out 10
make room tor spring stock we offer
special inducements.
HARBOUR & DITTMAN,
AL 1853 Main Street.4
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conartnership Notice.

Mr.. LEWIS BAKER, ONE OF The
wi former proprietors of the REGISTER
newspaper, has again becomea partner IN
the concern. The firm name Will remain
unchanged. THE REGlSiEn ".
JANUARY Sd, 1877. Jan
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NOTICE

A LII PERSONS HAVING pv.,
n ment OF any kind for scha hAPL
men. will please address comp..,
Committee OF Temperance rrnip oyr.,
Box l16, this city" Early co,,r Ll"h, "a
solicited. BY order of r,n'.lHn,uhie4h !,
Temperance Union OF Whe.na 'a'syl,
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PROP OsALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE
w of the West Virginia Penitentiary al
Moundsville, w. Va, until II o'clock M
on Thursday, the 5th day Of April. 1877. iof
Power and Machinery in accordance with
drawings and Specifications for same
which will be on exhibition In said office
on and alter the 9th inst, the Directors
reserying the right to reject any or all
bius.
Proposals should be addressed to WIN.
l.. Bridges, Superintendent, MoundsVlile,
West Va. and endorsed, proposals foi
Power and Machinery
BY order of the Board OF Directors.
WM.L. BRIDGES, Supt.
MoUNDsvILLE, w. VA, March D, 1877.
,.I& rn
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LETTER LIST.

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL the rOStotiice al Wheeling, Ohio coun-
", West Virginia, unclaimed, Saturday,
March 9th.
To obtain any OF the following the appli-
cant will please call Tor advertised letters,
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For Sale at a Big Bargain.

T WILL SELL AT A BARGAIN AND ON
/ easy terms, the property of MIR. Charles
Allen, situated IN Elm Grove and joining
Mrs. A. Roettger's property. size OF lot,
fronting So feet on the pike and running
back l65 feet. House just new, and has
shop suitable tor a wagonmaker, shoe
maker or saddle and harness maker; can
be no better and needed there. For par
ticuIars call on the undersigned at his
office, No. nos Market street.
J, {. HERNEG.
mira AuctiOneer Il Real Estate Agent.
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DISSOLUTION
NEW TIRW

DIFFERING To IHF tp,vy
~ leave lo state i"thc publlcapsr...'
that vi ! cnnttnnr ;hu hu>.ur,. " b
Grand Sho" Findings al theordy...
respectfully solicit q ,DUllgysr.-
patronage So lihrra.ly eX,enJ,I
lore, aud Will -ndesNor alW,E,,.'''
full line OF everything IN am ''.i
which will he offered Al Inc w. r.
market rates. J.W >,,,.' E
mrlga
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FOR RENT.

THE TWO.sTORY BRICK DWELL "a
ing No. ~ Zane street, Island, 70
containing seven rooms and finished
attic, with gas and water, and all modern
improyemcI1s throughout. Enquire OF
tIt.O. w. Eek HART, at National Bank OF
West Virginia, or at 1920 Market street.
Possession given April !, lSn. mron
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a Man of a Thousand,

WHEN DEATH WAS HOURLY EX.
w PECTED from Consumption, all
IeIne dles having failed, and DIR. II. James
was experimenting, he accidentally made
a preparation Of "1ndian Hemp" which
cured his only child, and now gives this
recipe free on receipt two STAN ps, To pay
e1pences. Hemp" also cures night
bl eak fresh cold In "a hours' Address
Chaddock d Co., Oh Race Street, Phila
delphia, naming this paper. no28ta
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE ri
a containing seven rooms, on Ohio ~
street, between Broadway and York,
Island. Enquire of
JOHN MCNEIL & CO.,
ur23 No. l4l5 Main Street.
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DEFERRING Tn Tup

~ leave Ia state 10 the pphP.nE %.
continue cont the business OF FancSr' MAJ =
Coniectionerits, &c. at the "rl .DrCs,r,
respectfully solicit coni,nna.'N Nab. a,
patronage SO literally bestawsstsSSee ., d,
marlia = fEENy"
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Are Planted by Million people in Anne.
rics. See Vick's Catalogue, 500 illustra-
lions, only 2 cents.
Vick's Floral Guide. Quarterly, Csc year
Wick Flower and Vegetable Garde n, SOC,
with elegant cloth covers 81 ~.
All my publications are printed inEne-
Iish and German. Address, JAMES WICK,
Rochester, y. Y. frbleovr
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BUSINESS MOTTO.
ELECTION Nor1o,,
plSSoLUr,o,

IN RETIRING FROM rpr
L Bosley Il Feeny | taks mn, ihE FIRM fl,
return my thanks 10 onr "s Ccsass, :
have favored MS IN the has, pNtOI, y,
ally recommend my succrs,o S"a 10 o,t
I. " pn,,
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

At THIS OFFICE, AT A LIBERAL
a discount. an order tor Board on the
MOnongahela House, Pittsburgh. feboh
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SEALED PROPOSALS
NOR MATCHMAKING ROADS.

MoUNDsvILLE. W. VA, March D, 1877.
nrlSra
, 1877-10-23

in ben 6iften piegeno uno eiuet1 SrabF
fub iiber ben anoern maden.
Grip @ptt, 9err Grdf!" 1pra1 ct
nit idwerer 3unge, uuno Sbr anoeff'
Serrn all s'iamm'n. S pant au6 ppr
Der Gbr'n, Die g mir ermeiNn lllto bltt
aud l6bn, nebmen's Ylab. : Bplol =
tpmmit Der, Mao'l," uno itd gu oleler
nieperbeuseno idnoutte er tbr aeraulb@
poll ms Obr: ySringit ilnf @ldler uno
flint Slai6en Don Dem Grtrameln, balf
peritanoen?"
Yplo'1 nidte uno elite binaus.
rIa, 10 ieben's li6 = riiden,s pa
binauf, s6err Graf," fubr Der bptll6e
,Jspan fprt ullo mahte ii6 I'M lelne 1lenelt
@dite berum gu tbut, perlpr9te tie nit
@ein unp ltedte ibnen Die Slotbu1'e an
nit ieinen rptbbraunen, Sitternoen 9atz
ben. glle rau6ten = Sraf gilbert uao
Gamiq Gigarren, Die Anoeren BTelten =
es mar cine Suit, Die einem betnabe ben
9ltbem benabm.
, 1877-10-23

0r 49, 6abrifant bon Stiefels uno shub=llp=
>epSA- pers unp Sbub' 6inoin9s. perlOulide
lno piiuttllde Nusiubrun9 pon Aufr1een ourb Die
Goit, g8aareu weroeuI iu ben ~bilialten @aarpreiien
~uertauft. 81. S. &ife, GERBER. Geoerberelter uno
supporter, 1870 Niarfet Str, pbilao. 3Nt26iep:
, 1877-10-23
Gin bemsrfensfpertbes Sud! {"
Nrthul'S letteS arD6teS.


ooer: Seripuuoetiao benz SauS clues Sreunbes.
0isles ppneneetife SBsrf bieies 9.tsransn Der
glmeritanilten Giteratur bat ais Yoripurf einen De.
s~enStano, mslbsr bas ioeiale Seben unieres s%eiammten
@oltes beribrt umb aiebt einen l1redliden lleberblid
irannene une aufreseme, tpiro es BON aaeu nit
Tsei.ros seleien werben. Slmifrirt une iebpn se'
clneen. 98ir lino entlhloilen. oas Sub in ieoer "a.
milie oes 2aubes eiujufibren uno oiterlren nod ME
eaaerpeiene Vortbeile allen m6nnlibsn uub weibli.
den SublcribenterIammiern QDir perlangen LIBERAL
Wasutea uno ldidtn gratis auf Yerlanseu Yeoiusun.
xsu MI bsifreibei be @treulare. 3. Nv. 4tpehag'
, 1877-10-23
New York Witness.
SDatt'S 2ebenS'S aliam.
Gin meDiaiui1hes YSunDcr.

RDuff'S Xeben8'S nl1lm.
Gin meDi5ini11es WunDcr.
1Rbeumattsmus, Neuralgia. Slot IN tprsm l1ltmmten
STADIUM, Seroftin, apnt8s. 8rantbttt, Vrprpelas, sMr
IelGpure unb bic ihiimmnen 5aue pon Sluttranlpet.
wurm u. &c. wirp Luf's Ssftimmtsae purp otsien TSnte
auer Neintsunesmittsl gebetlt. Dsrlelbe TT swe,xnp.
jpansie SABRE ptneur6 spm Vutlttum erpr0bt, sat
punperttauienpe BON 6aaep 8epetlt uae earirt ntts,
menn mao VorltrtTt 8snp'nmeu. SIT elm itHerss pstl'
rnlttel p9n ttttIn IN alen bti!baren ,auen, eurirI ett
faulften altsa Weitwure, leibrt NO Ger Gnpteu loon az
sefrehen III.
ppatt's Gebens.Baliam eurtrts 5errn 8. .. &pn.
map, 2rasppen I'M gart.1beater 3u Stcptlen, ". H..
pom drontften Npeumattsmus, naGpem berielbe psne
StfpI9 ppn ben pprlueiitlten Aer3ten @urepa's Hne
Amertta's pepanpeit ppreen mar.
Ppatt'S xebeus. S1ol,am eurirte Serrn y. o.
Spl9. Dptmatet 40. III Wiaetisn Str., non entm
8eTaprltNsn VelHwur, aadptm er leGs WlpuaW TN
Srpappap 3ptpital mar unp bort OILS unbfilbdr ertiari
purpe.
Spatts decentralization bstte S.rru 5aepb Mptp,
SrFcs StO. 242 SreenwtW Str. Won etusm ~lsu
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