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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-06

A writer in the Boston Courier who re.
views Mr.. Dddle's letter in very caustic
and close manner, speaks Of Mr.. Cow
perihwaite's letter TO Mr.. b. as "remarka-
bic and astounding" t" in which he cool
" relates in detail, the plan and the ope-
rations which were neiariousiy adopted by
the bank to break down the banks and
the merchants OF New York, and to force
a suspension Of specie payments IN that
city; also, the swindling operation OF
drawing and selling immense sums OF IT'S
own bills on London and Paris, 'citho~
funds and tctihout adrice, KNOWING, at the
time, they must be protested and not ac-
cep,ed; and this for the very purpose oil
raising funds that might enable II TO break
down the New York banksl"
MITCHELL, the iorger, is IN Montreal.
figuring away in gambling houses aud
hrOthpls.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-06

ALLEGmANy Iron FoUNpRY.-The
Cumberland Civilian says The foundry
of Messrs. Lockwood 81 Faxon, in this
place, is now in successful operation. On
a visit to the foundry few days since,
we witnessed the whole machinery in ope.
ration--every thing appeared to work
well. The castings are well executed,
having engaged competent and attentive
Mechanic 20 perform the work. Whilst
present, we witnessed the casting of some
very large and heavy articles, intended
for the abutments of one of the bridges on
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. The
furnace is put in operation by Steam
Engine. The establishment is one fpub-
lie utility, and the enterprise deserving
the commentator and support olthe CON-
munlty.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-06

The " friendly contest" or " family quarrel for
Congress in the Fredericksburg District, between
LisN BANKS, Loco, and late member) and EXTRA
BILLY Smith, (Loco,) has resulted in the choio, OF
BANKS by majority ranging from Q to 5.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-06

JouS S. PENpLEToE We have heard it rumor-
ed, that this brilliant Orator and sterling Repubh-
can, has been rendered, by the Administration, a
Foteign Mission, and that to Russia has been
mentioned We hope the rumor is well founded
for none Gun be found better suited in all respects
serve his country abroad, with honor aad atvan-
lOge to his eounlry.-Riek. Wig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-06
GOV. BARBOUR.

This gentleman has been detained, for several
weeks, by severe indisposiiiou in Baltimore. We
nre gratihed to learn from the American that he
has SO far recovered as to be able to pursue his
journey to his residence in this State.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-06

II is stated that, when intelligence of
the death OF General Harrison reached
Amhertsburg, III. CO. the flag which was
flying on Fort Maiden was lowered to
half.mast.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-06

the Mayor offered a reward OF S5uOe Tor
the detection Of the perpetrators and the
81. Louis Fire Company offered a further
reward OF $500.
POSTSCRIPT.
THE Bopy OF BAKER roUSp.--At 10
O'Clock this morning the body OF BAKER
was exhumed from the ruins. II was
found Just below the Bank vault, where
Il had, doubtless, fallen when the floor
gave way. The body is entire--the feshy
parts Of the head and neck are entirely
consumed, leaving merely the bones down
TO the shoulders. He was wrapped up 10
a piece Of sheet or canvass, and hpd his
pantaloons on. The general conjecture
from all the circumstances, is, that the
young man hearing the villains at work
at the door Of the vault, after his return
TO the store, went ihithor, and there they
despatched him.
|, is impossible TO give an idea Of the
excitement which pervades the city. All
classes are shocked-aIarmed, and with
reas 1n--at the enormity Of the crimes
In the very heart Of the city, the most re-
voting murders have been committed,
and an attempt made to STROUD the whole
in darkness by the total destruction Of
the house and all within il. Who is there
who will res. quiet until the murderers
are brought 10 justice
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-06
FARMERS BANK.

1t will be seen, by reference to the fol-
lowing tabular statement of the condition
of this institution, (says the Richmond
Compiler) that the profits of the Bank
amount to a sum equal, within fraction,
to 10 per cent. of the entire capital. At
the close of the last year, large amount
of debt, all that at the time was consider
ed as likely to be lost, was placed to the
debt of the contingent fund and there is
now S143, 500 10 Of profits, so the state
of the Bank is obviously good.
State Of the Farmers Bank of Virginia,
including the Branches, on the first day
of April, 1871:
Debt outstanding 100000 &c
Loan to Commonwealth of Va. 10000 90
Stocks 125,997 80
Specie 664,2lO 72
Notes of other Banks 90,17S 7S
Real Estate 204,9l0 II
Sterling bills ls,29S 81
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-06
THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

- THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION
The following, we believe. is the result of the
elcc,oa for members OF Congress. This will give
ceetain) -beiug nett gain of two members. Those
marked thus (') were members of the last Con-
gress.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-06
S6,O72,635 II

CONGRESSIONAL ELEcTIoNs.-The Con.
gressional election in kentucky commence
ed on the Goth instant, and closed on the
2Sth. There are seven States yet to
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-06

The New York Express says:-The
quantity of produce tina! will be received
this season by land, will no doubt be
greater than that of any former year.
The Collector Of the Port has commenced
his removals and appointments. Two
we're made for Staten Island ON Wednes.
day--o,hers, we presume will soon follow.
|, is said the number OF removals will be
greater than the appointments, and that
reduction in numbers, and consequently
in expense, will be considerable.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-06

OIIIUTTU 10 N. I :. ~ IT
1t is stated that Governor Carliu, of Hi.
nois, has declined calling special session
of the Legislature, 10 provide for the cleo
ton of CongressmeE. Illinois, will con.
sequently no, be represented in Congress,
at the extra session.-N. Y. Journal Of
Commerce.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-06

THE PosT- MASTER GENERAL.-The
New York Commercial Advertiser says /:
"The mail-contractors of New York are
now returning from the seat of Govern
ment, whittier they have been to renew
their contracts, and adjust their affairs
with the Department. They bring golden
opinions in regard to the new Postmaster
General, whom they describe as being at
once the most thorough, prompt and eff
cient officer ever at the head Of the De.
Misunderstanding these qualities with all
his wonted affability and courtesy. The
contracts, we are informed, have been
made with scrupulous regard to economy,
IA virtue which the Wing administration
is compelled to illustrate, even had it been
otherwise inclined, -inasmuch as the late
Postmaster General has left the Depart
ment one million in debt"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-06

The views of Mr.. Clay are before the country IN
his speech at great length, and the executive policy
is thus amply defined
THE TARIFF.
In his letter to Messrs. Mayo, Dickinson, and
others, Of Henrico county, Virginia, dated October
1910, Mr.. Tyler says of the Compromise Act;
" With a view to the regulation Of trade have no
hesitation in saying that regard the compromise
law as obligatory on the country, and that am re-
solved so far depends myself to carry out its
provisions in good faith"
And in his letter to Col. Robinson Of Pittsburg,
dated October 1910, he made the same declaration:
MY opinions were fully expressed at ST. Clairs-
Vile and at S,eubenvle. At both places in regard
10 the question, =" What are yosr opinions 10 the
Tariff" answered that was in favor Of sus-
tanning the Compromise Bill. That it contained
the principle of retroaction the moment the duty
attained its minimum which forced up the protec-
ton co tnstanti to what equivalent TO 40 per
cent. That the change which il effected in the
place of valuation, and the mode Of payment, was
fully equal Is OF 90 per cent; and that with a
cessation of the war upon the currency which had
paralyzed the industry of the country, was san
gune in the hope and the belief, that prosperity
would be speedily restored"
And in the same letter he further avows that he
is sin favor of raising the by duties on i'm
ports in opposition to a resort 10 system OF direct
taxation, as every way onerous to the people, I'M
productive TO the Treasury, and expensive in the
collection" And he adds. as already quoted, the
concurrence Of his views with those Of Mr.. Clay on
this as on the 60 Distribution question.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-06

WdltE, anu tHC StOSh was W. So ~'~
amount of damage is variously estimated
at from $1,000 to SIS, 900, fully cover
ed by insurance.
The wind setting in a southwest dircc-
ton carried the embers over the buildings
south OF the fire, and nothing but the sat
urated conditions of the roofs by the pre-
vious rains and the exertions of the fire.
men, saved the row.
The store Of Mr.. Bernard Pratte, on
the opposite side of Pine street, was seve.
raj times on fire, and some Of the window
frames were considerably burned, but by
the exertions of those from within, and the
aid of the engines, no injury was done the
building, although Mr.. Pratte's goods sul
fered considerable injury from the water.
We would rejoice to pause here in this
sad recital, but there is yet tale Of woe
to be told. About the break of day, the
interior ofthe first building having all fall
len in, Mr.. Ansel S. Kimbal, first engi-
neer of the Union Fire Company, was
standing on the side walk on Pine street
playing on the fire through WINDOW,
when the wall suddenly gave way and
fell outwards into the street. A gentle
man with him made his escape, but Kim
ball was caught and crushed beneath the
falling mass. His remains IN lew MN
lites were .lisin,erred from the ruins, but
the vital spark had fed.
At an early hour in the morning, with.
out any previous call, large number OF
the citizens assembled at the Old Market
House, when the Mayor, John d. Daggett,
was called 10 the chair, and George Il.
Budd, Esq. was appointed Secretary.
After the adjournment of the meeting,
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,,nsewSbnlieber 1Dihtisfeit fir eas g olt
BON Oenuiploanien iein 'piro. 70 ware nies
cine aute Gslsssnbeit fir Die eeuneben SNrs
aer cine oemotrati(ehe 5arriicn 3eitnns nab
rcnO ocm 9Dinter pom Sise Der Nesieruns
al erbalten, ,pcrin ite wottentlieb erfabren
fonnen, mas ib.e 8siessctcr psrrihHn.
Su bielem S,ptf maebt llntgr3eithneter cel
Dorlttlaa prn "Satrrlanrez waebter" an IRE
scnp Gin patamt i'm Staat, pahrsnp Der
Sisuus, su bem spreie pon
SiinfSt9 6 ent
AT UerIenoen, ,pe:tbe Gumme ispcd foalelth
rntritbtet wsrrcn mu6. Auib ,perrsn Sun'
fcritsntsn gu siucm sbaler FIR pen aanseh
Sabrsana uuaencmmcn. Gin jepsr spplsmels
ltcr 1T ermatbtisi 9utferitenten nne SAP
lung anlmncbmui. Olan tittet rle s1alnsn
Ucr Dem 4ten Sauuar, 1642, ein5nlsnosh.
6. u. g a9e.
5arrisbura, Stop. 16. l84i.
llntsrfbreibsr rpercen sbsnfals IN pislsr
an9encmmen.
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Yeaeuflhirme, Umbrellas

zeinridb Eeientbal, Sb'rm Saor'tant,
Bcnust piclc Gelesenbeit, einsm sssbrtell
Dmtifum an3u;sisem pab CT tortfahren roirp
lsin 8ele6aft In allen nnr mosllehsn 5rpeissn
~ bstrei6cn. gr pcrftrtist neue Ns9enieblrs
me ccer ltmtrelas auf rie neuslte, bette nno
pauerbafte 1rt, audi rsparirt nnp htsr5iebt
er a(te gesen. uno @5cnnenftbirme. CT la
prt pas Sputlifum bollh ein bel ibm angus
rnfen uno Isins neuen 16aarsn 5u bsitebtissn'
uno @plcbe bic Jpn init Ihrer Snnrfetaft be-
sbren wollen, merren flnccn oat lte NIT better
Dhnftliebesit uno I'M r6icnablc spreife gut
keoisnt ipereeu.
5rine msrflatt 1T in per @io 6tm9tras
&c, ,milebsn 2u(rnbatb's gtfenltcbr uno osr
Drs:esrsi pes siteraleu Bsobahtsrs, in ssn
von Srn. sci3mann neusrtanten Setdnosn.
aTrgr maebt ras spnbilt,lm telonSsrs
parauf aufmertnm, oaB CT 70 ebsn BON spbls
laoclpbia ,uriGaefsbrt 1T, unb nun cine frs
pentenre 2lusipabt pcn Gsipensn llnp baumppl.
lcnen Sisscns nnp Grnncn Seblrmeu aIlf
5anp bat, Die CT gu duIlSrit tllliasn spre'lsn
sftsaSina, alopbr ,. 30O1.
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,Scucr! Scicr!
8erft rfttGerllltN 9e9et1 SGuer'
Capital authrriiirt rurh6 0eleB
100000.

Oie 9prina GarOcn SsucrsYcrfte6erunaes
GcIeilIbdft pcm per gauntp SObllarclpbia,
matbr DerItebcrunarn, icpcb seltltth ale
raucrnp, aeacn 0crluif orrr Sttapen eurb
Rcuer, auf Gctaubc jcpsr Irt, ais Ieduicr.
Gtbcueru, Gtdllc &c. unp auf Samsacrdtbc,
Saufmanneshtcr uur icnf alerlclgl9enthnm.
III rcn allcrttliaiteu Oerinaunlcn.
Nnfraae III maiden, cntrperer rerienlldb cs
rrr curh 8risfe, lei Jobn 8. Eibaree,
Ncebts>llnwalt, uub aaent Der 3riCIlittaft,
al oer Oruferc, nes "SSrrfs unp GtbupIflll
Scnrnals,' Weapins, pcnnfp!panlen.
Detpeer 27
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Or. SeGter'6
0un9en:Dr re ferpatip,
preis so Gent bic S(alhs

ST cine Iebr ibdstare 3utereltnna, eMtesff
pureb c,neu rcsetmalIi9cn uno terilbmtcn oents
Ctben Nrst, Der 1te iber fitnf3t9 Sabre III iel'
ucr eiqenen Yrari6 III Seuneblanb Ntbrouobt
batte, in melbem $anpe (te ,pdbrenb lcner 3elt
iulTert aleaebcbnt tenutt rpilrce, bel 5uiten,
Serfdltuuaen, &atarbfetcr, gn9brhtti9felt,
RcuhbnItcn Sritcnz rno Vhfcni itbmrr5rm
Slutipecn, jcper 2lrt Sruits nno Snn9enhes
ftbpTosib unb III 6cmmuna brr berannaben'
Dcu lnesebruna. 0ieleG Pann als sob ber
cbiaen Wlspi;tn aeIalt iprroriL ater ne Srl'
tunastetanntnaebuuaen 1tno 3utelUplsllA ea>
III; ieecr tefricbi9ence Sr,prIs in pefIen TlSr'
fnnacn ,pirp in einem ScrIuthr camit acfun;
pen iperpeu, 70 mic AUDI sablrritbe empfshIuils
acn rie NnnGiiun9e5ettel be9leltene. llPber
1000 Slaihcn 1tno alcin III sphllaoelpbia
,pdbrenp ncm lcBtrn 2Bnrcr pert1uft wproen,
EN- ntsr3cuacnper Sc,reis pm reITtn SlNsbar,
fcit Ipnit ,plrre cine 70 9vrlfe Ouantltat nle
pcrfauft ,pprpcn iclu.
Go mirfIam It Die DlcbiSin ae,pelen in
gurlrnn9 Der pcriebiehensn &ranfheitSu fir
nrlebs lte empfcblsn 1T, pab fte ancn anoern
3utereitunsen pon 9arlaparilla, panaceas
&C. fhnCll pcranaebt.
93ir(e Ssnauie llnp bon 3eit III 3eit tertals
ten unp befannt aemabt worcVr, abcr oerEo:
Iten1nfwaup Don 3citmnaetetanntnahnn9en
prrbletet rcrcn NIittbciun9 aIber. Ole
seicht9autiaiten f6nneu lriebt ittcs5euat mers
ccn BON rer Slnslebfcit picfcr Meei3ln nenn
fle anrnfen an $ciop's Seiancbeie emporium
SO l9l rr3msitcuilraiIe mterhaIb ner
1nc @iraile. }nm @hilc bes "acIren'nars
lcrs uno @tblanaen'' aIlmc 3cnanlfe lne
Slaehpcilunacn III buurcrtrn BON Sallen oer
mcrfmirciaitcu Surcn ourb rlNe Oleei5ln,
rotaesciat werrcn Ftnnen.
Neatina, rcn 2, eSnn'.
.".Sicie McbiSiu lit nm ben oten anScs
actencn preie in pirlsr 3ruferl 3u baben.
SUM SO. ep.
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Rienlep'5 0elunobeit- J5erlfellungs
QNlllci.

Oiefs Yilen 1inb ein pcrtreffiiCbes unb Bee
maDrtse Nfttsl fir Scphueb, 9urhautNuDr,
@nabriifr9fsit, Wuttsr9icbtsrn, Ma8cnframpt
Neoer9sibta9snbsit bss @ei(fes uno Soartlsis
6iefeit; Ge ifdrfsn ben Oa9sn unp ifsasn ben
ysrlcrsnen 2tppstit ,pieeer Der, ite eurirsn ben
9urdlauf unc bic 9iubr nab ben, erifen cber
;meiten Wlal @innebmen, Der &ranfe wiro ics
alsid, cine Ssrdnpsrun9 i'm MoSen fpiiren unS
bic @bmer;en werSsn ollndbl,p abneblnsn.
Sie Sn9reoienSen pprnuS olete pillen bes
ifebn, finb 70 unIbdntli6 uno tantt, oas lie
autb Der @bwdcDIibife elnnsbnen Fam uno
oarf. Jobn Ntenley..
SslteGunosn aus Der Serns werbsn punft.
tb bsior9t iperSen.
GrO6iae plen fino in bieFr Sru&erei s,l
BADEN fir % Gent Die Gbabtel.
Gsaena Sftc5er %. tp.
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guher Mn3ei0e.

Nofasaoe Butter itnb in ber:Oruferei Die,
Icr 3eituns Tim tillscn preie'3a hatsn:
IDilmIen's ssutftbcr Sinoerfreune. BON S.@.
wshtlbosft pbilaeelpbla, 1889.
Scutiebe nene Scltamentf..
Ger amcrIfaniitbe Selbentauer.
Sie geItbittts Der Sereini9ten Staafen pom
O1cre Nmerifa. Islt rer gntocfuns ber
nsucn oScit bic auf sas Sabr 1857, aus
benz gnslNhen iterfcst bon 9S belm
B e tb re, Sleupprf, 1888. -
Sicielbe, pom SABRE 1897 bis 1887,
isst unp terausacaeten BON 2S II y -
s.S perl lem philadelphia, 1888,
setcn, Sbaten une Meniinaen bes ltlrN~
SW,n9lr eritsn ltrbeters per benHebsn
epauaclltbsreform,rten Sirebe, ,Ucn Sebann
Anaait Sorlb, ghemtersbnrs, spa. 1887
Ger 5eimmel auf grren orsr 90ca ,ur GlIet
irliateit. Saraeitelt BON ehrltlan Sctt'
bi!f Salaman, ,tcartcitet BON gcurap Sries
brie6 @tpamepcr, pbllaoelpbia 1889.
Scr lanae pcrcor9sne ScbaB uno 6auss
Greunp, Gin nablietee 0atts nno silfs
Sutb fur Sepermann Sflppaferiae
1887.
Nncathtsibunacn une Gcfete fir aaebpens
fence nnb 9utaeI Ituntc ghrljtcn. Bon Sos
baun &airar $aUater, ,saneatter, spa. 1884
sutberilebe unp rsfcrmlrte orntebe u. .. g.
Vhtbcr.
AGcrnem Ghreib: :paplcr, Scbern u.Getrsib
9inte.i 10 mic AUDI ,Blanfe fir Dlcrtsasss,
Suracment unp gommcnzScnps.
3cuitcfers Scbettueb III etenfalls lei inns III
baten ;u $ IS, ras sn5rInc Grcmrlar-
l8 Sbalcr ras 9uk.
Cine 2lus,pabl fetbner ocnfebcr sirrcr ilt tsi
uns eheufalle itcts pcrrathi9, uno I'M bills
liscn SDrcIs 81 baben.
Ncapina ben 1Ctcn Sun.
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2Ius9eocbntes NiIcrtsment
S,arte QSaaren unb Sllenh1nrlnn9.
@ttcDter 81 M' 'RnlGDt,

StellrertrCter BON
Ecim mo StIChtcr.
eem alten Gourtbauic acscnuber, in Ger
Staot Eeoeina,
6atcu immcr ouf 6aup cine arche SWf6ie.
oenbeit rou 5tanscns, 6uf, spfuar 2Sas
senreifs, Slnten- uno aIlc anrere Arten 9cn
gi(en, nit Ginlthlub pom rnliNten mne
amcrifaniftbcn Slasclrutbcn, gientlseb 'e.
StahL
GsaciTeucr. Gebar, Ocutither, enaliltsr, II.
QmerieauGtbcn Sliiters uno gro,plpsStaht
picrsdiatss, atbtcdistes, rnnces nnp f"epee
Giisu.
7barte JyaareM
BON jsocr Scnenunna; Stbmieee uno9ebrel;
ner Sslebirre, seapIItns Daare fcIebe ais
gncnbdrmcy uno 2lmtr0e, ScnIteraeD'dbte'
geioer Olnblen, waasntn6ien, Oahbianp9es
pne UdrbcsStcffe, Gattlerwaaret Sutlt
,ubeh5r, 6ots(, Sellrn, 8lluten, pllto!en'
8itbien, 8hcbenlaufs, Gpic9el, eseernaaS
rem nekIt Yiclerlei Nrtlfsl gum 5auehaitcn'-
GbGnfalIs
y auin ateria ie II,
Gpps, @chleifltctuc, 8iruiB, 2SelB 8tetb,
9ratb, 3nt, ,Slei, Slrf5nn, blsierne Npp'
ten, SDeft, ,pPIpi S"lPPoh'"'' ""0 ~~S' q
(Oafum) 9peife, Sldasl &c, 'e.''.
5afetp Tnse
fir SrIcu1prcnssn, Oflss. 5aafen'e e99en,
wellebfcrmtreeber, Gllbcriano &c.
9eutlcbc unr en9liitbe @enien, Setbsn II
Sruebtretfcr, Sttaufeln mo Spatem paS
tent Ylattfprm; 2Baa9en &C.
Sie pbiaen Irtltd mercen 5n pbilaoel'
pt.ia preiien sclicftrt, nnc auf IitsraleSs'
plnauuacn.
Olearina, sunni |. 10,
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Nen1 gSsrfe nebr 9ob belle9tn tpcller,, ais
es ron &tltbrtsn, non Sappsrltdnel9en, Spn
Mdnnsrn Wie IlJnbIenbers uno KcIrn, be
aus pislen @jriinben in Ger DDdbten @'unlt eee
IplfsS itsbsI, srbiett, rdrs unibltlb, eltel unp
liberfuflt9. Der gtfttart 4. u. HIublens
bera iaat baron:
"Seb blu gan, htsrSeu9t, baB S(lsmano ote:
"je Ogtr0chtun9rn obue Slmecn tsitn fonn.
"gs ipire paber III lpinlcbcn, oaB reebt Slele
"Ite iii Die Sanbe befdmcn uuo aufmcrfiam
"purtblelen mbebten, inorm le mir treffleb
uaselauct jtbeinen, tenabe Scbcrmain !priiCr
.ltur bclicr III matbcn - cole GmrftnpuD9rn
"-aute DtridBe - Dcrubiaung unp Srcit
u NIT cnem worte 2uacMb unp ern
"scbn per Su3cno berpor5ntrnaen.
Der Acbtbare Be>rse ~. Kcim erlft Fb
tariber tclgencsrnmssn aus
"gs 1T in pisiem $anpt ntbte III ttnos,,
"pae teiier accianet ware cas QBobl mo Die
"Sliflelisfet Der menltbliheu SanilIe jn
"tef6rcern, ais etrn oieies lSerf."
9urcb bielt itbnsitbslbaftsn Seu9niit auf9es
muntsrt, ,pcrben befsntlib 3iels, il Die Wtelfsn
unitrsr psutfcbcn Srilper, unr sbsnio bic rsutibs
leienbsn @inaabrrnsu bielt8 Qanbe6, gu oenl
trsf1iden 2Gsrts ~ untsribrsbsn beliebtn.
gS rirc oter Damn srif Sur @)reiT' 9ebtn, iptnn
ftIlt Sut AtuHltH WI SNgItNH V'i'N'SNhSN w.
,abl Sublerbenten pcrbanben itin miro.
Seeinaunscn :-Oas oDerf miro in Sefs
ten bon circa 60 bis 100 @<ritcn eribelnen
gum prsis bon 25 Gent jeses ole belm
gmpfause eines icpen rin5elnen Settes 3n
cntriebten finn. 0ie Snfencun9 aefoblebt ant
Soften res 6erausaebers. Oas ertte Srft
srltbeint Ioaaip cine binIdna(ebe Qn5abl Cub
ieritenten Dorbanren fnc; Die hbrlasn ipers
ecu fobann Won Wlonat III Olcnat fclaen his
oas 8mse 600 Sritsn bilpct. 3Ber ein 5cft
abnimmt inatbt ilb CUR Itnahme uno 3ab
luna bee Ganscn psrtinolet. 0Ser Z llntsr'
fbrsiber fammslt unb fir bic ritbt9e SaDlun9
blirst, srbdlt ooS Ste grsmplar fir feline Sss
lobnuns. Druf unp SDapier ,cerosn niebts
3u tpinIbeu ibrt9 la1eu.
@ 1ap. Ipa9ner.
&eaein9, i'm Gsptsmber l941.
gSllnisre 9esbrten 6erren @pae9sn, NIT Dee
men mir ,pebisIn, iinb b6fiblt eriubt, cb9en
prcfpeet sini9emal in ibren reipcftipen :Sldts
tern au6unebmen, pcourb lie uns ju Ge9ens
bisnifen perpftiden werben.
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&dessebun9 III ,pipinei, unb ale fir bas
Dole mifeaswrrthe Satbcnt rpeltte bte Ses
fessetung eripdaen ,ilas, prompt perbtfentlis
hsn ,pirp. Oa bic beranabence 9ieuis bon
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Su un1rrer 3et ftno mo mcreen nod taas
lid raitbs uno arobe Sprnbrltte IN alien
3peisen oes qDidens nnO Der 8etrietlamfelt
scmabt, uno namsntlleb baben per sanSbau
uup Die @ieb5uebt, srfabrenen sanrplrtbcn
Die mannisfaltslten uno ,pihtiaitsn SertsIs
Ierunssn 5u DercanPen, wobureb nrne Qucl'
len pes Doblfaupes er6tfnet porpen fnc.
gine eeutfcbe 3eitlebrift ,pcIhe pieie Se.tels
ferunaen unp @rfabrunsen III oct <ancDlrtb'
febaft sur &enntniB ees peutIhen $anppirths
in ben Der. Staaten kratbte, ipnrbe ftberlicb
pom ar6Btcn Slueen lein nno pe erfreniihs
itrn Nefultate Iiefern: fte ,pitroe eins reiebe
Oueae Der Selebruns uno siues Sermebrten
Wobltanoes fpcrten.
98r laben oemnacb sur Sutferipticn auf
cine 3eitItbrift elm, ,pelcbe bieien Gesenltauo
bebanbela tno 2lQes eutbdlten ,pirc, spae cSns
terefie fir ben $anowirtb bat.
81. .. ltnterCebreiber fir obiSe 3ciNtbrift
werbsm in cielsr 9rufsrei anssnom'neu.
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60 eben BAT bic Yrsik psrlaiIsn unb 1T in
Der 9rufsrsi Siefsr Ssituns, sinieln uns in
9r6l1srsr Sabl ju babcn, sin fir Die bstrsHens
cen loanowafcr une Sanlflsr bt1f niislibsS
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