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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
Polk's maj. e,ss2
Gseu. jackson aud yrr. Adams.

The Nashville Union contains a letter
from General Jackson to Gen. Armstrong,
containing brief notice of Mr.. Adams
late Boston speech, in which the latter
seeks TO deliver himself from the taint
which his veracity, bolstered with his dia-
ry, suffered in 1886, in the assertion of
facts in regard to the making Of the treaty
with Spain in 1919, which were disproyed
alike by the State archives and the pub
lie Journals. In letter to us from Gen.
jackson, requesting republication of his
letter to Gen. Armstrong, he alludes to
circumstances which makes it q proper
introduction to that published in the Union.
We therefore insert it at full length, and
shall hereafter bring up some reminiscent
ces Of the life Of Mr.. Adams, which will
satisfy the country that his foul and dis
honorable conduct in the instances exposed
BY General Jackson, as affecting himself,
is in perfect keeping with earlier and more
obscure passages in his career Globe.
HEaMirAcE, October %, 1874.
Ny Dear NJ. Blsir:-On the 18th
instant, had q return Of hemorrhage, and
two days after chill. With the lancet to
correct. the first, and calomel to check the
second, l am greatly debilitated. But be-
ing aroused by John Q. Adams address
to the young men Of Boston on the 7th in
stant, (sent 10 me on the 22d instant by
my friend, Mr.. Robert Armstrong, y made
: concise reply thereto--sll that nv faeh,..
health and the absence Of INV na.s. ''e
mitted. l ssat this to th., N.shr;,i.
Union, and in that paper of the asS ..iS 4 In
Ieacn you; trust you viii give Il q place
m your 6iobe % meet tlse fslsehoods con-
tained il tne address ~" w.
You will observe that ~ O. Adj
ans reiteratss HE false states rode b.
him ''years ago." ii a new, ~ hc
says: "This very boundary (binc
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

q Mr.. Polk reached his 5Oth year
on the I'd nstant-three days before be-
ing chosen President Of the United States
BY large. majority Of the American peo-
pie. He will have served his term and
retired at the age Of fifty-foIr-a younger
age, we believe, than that at which any
President ever entered upon the discharge
Of the Executive duties. Col. Polk, it is
known, is pledged not to be candidate
for reelection.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

i Afer executing the s'Coon ditty," tc
the order Of the Gazette, we propose t.
essay another poetical production, to be en-
titled Antcket Patriotism" or an ede tc
"Public Plundes," dedicated to orator
Clarke, and intended to shine on the Az
leaf Of his volume Of publisAcd speeches,
- HaSasye.
Another favor, if you please, good posl
Laureate. Let US have an ode to The
Bankrupt law, shd . description, in blani
verse, Of the Mariner in which man may
fail in business richer than when he com.
menced without being looked upon as
swindlcr.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
Pennsylyania.-OfriciaI.

Folks majority in Pennsylvania, ac-
cording to the official returns, is 6,3S2,
being gain Of 2,093 upon the majority
ri. en- 10 Skunk for Governor. Whole
nu:.ocr Of vo:es cast, 328, ,lO8. being an
increase Of 40,4l3 since l84O. Birney's
vote, :, 1873. aes
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
Presidential Vote.

It's our intention to publish the Official
returns Of the vote for President in all the
States as they come to hand. The alb
stract Of tLevote in Pennsylvania is all that
has yet been received, and we accordingly
give it place in our columns. These Ia
bles will be found interesting both now
and hereafter, and it will be well for SUBJ
scrlbers to preserve the papers containing
them.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
Betting.


u The amount Of money which has
changed hands in consequence Of the elec.
ton OF MIR. Polk is supposed greatly to
e ceed that Of any former election. Some
Of the Eastern papers compute it at Mirt,
m''ll'ons Of dollars. This is probably
much too high. Many are totally ruined.
One gentleman in Philadelphia is ssil ia
have lost seventy thousand dollars, and
another in New York forty thousand. A
New York paper estimates tie amount
won of the wings in that Slate at sir mil
lions. The loss Of their money, to large
portion Of the defeated party, is matter ol
more regret and modification than the loss
Of their President. The democrats have
more than made up their losses of l84O,
heavy as they were.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

1t affords US the EXTREMIST pleasuse to
- ab1e TO announce to our readers this
week the recollection Of Hon. THOMAS H.
BEsTox to the Senate of the United
Staies. for six years from The 4th Of March
: next; and we have the additional satisfac-
zion Of knowing that the intelligence will
BE generally received in the same spirit
ofgratifcaiion with which it is communica-
ted. The election took place on the 2Oth
sinstant, when Messrs. Benton and Atchi-
son were reelected on the first ballot.
Col. D. received "a rotes, being a ma
jority Of II; T. b English 35, scattering
y. To Mr.. Atchison there was no reg
ssslar eppositiOn, and he received lOl votes.
The wings, notwithstanding their preten-
dcd satisfaction with the course Of Col.
Benton in relation to the Texas treaty, IA
q nan voted against him; but not content
with this exhibition Of elaring hypocrisy,
they had 10 put the chmav upon it by
turning round and voting for Atchison, who
ssed all his influence as Senator in favor
af the ratification Of the treaty which Ben
ton opposed 1t is however, characteris-
tic. and nothing more than nj. 1T have beer
expected Of thc party.
As the defeat Of Col. Benton, The
ss'.Narwiek Of Democracy" would have
ben regarded BY large portion Of the
whigx Is victory sufficiently important
j. - consequences TO compensate then
fs The loss Of their President, so will hi.
trianplnnt reelection, for ftlh term
over DE combined forces Of whiggery ant
sof,isp. te hailed BY the democracy Of tn.
lAn1 - - event second only in importanc,
% ths brilliant achievement by which
James X. Polk and George Nj. Dalla.
have been clevsted 10 the posts Of Prcsi
dent and Vice President Of the tni,e.
Sa.Aea The nan who, as Senator, nobl,
81 s,Accessfully sustained the a.lminis,ra
lion Of Andrew Jackson in lis long an.
de1hlfal war : ilh the United States Bank
- the proper person TO take the lead il
sdefsnding The measures Of lie new ad
;shiaistralion, now that the people hav
decreed the restoration Of the desnocrac,
. power. That man, above all others, i
1nsHAx HAAr BEkrox.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

TCREELY, Of the New York Tri-
bune, opposes merging the whig party in
to Native Americanism. He seems to be
somewhat disposed to ascribe the loss Of
New York to Nativeisrn, and freely CEN
sures the Natives for their faithlessness to
their supposed engagements.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
Tennessee.

The probability is that the vote Of this
State has been cast for Mr.. Clay, hy ! ma
|jority SO meagre as to be under one hun.
dred. The Official vote may possibly vary
this result, but it does not seem to be gen
orally thought that it will.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

% Mr.. Blair, editor Of Globe, is said
to have won very large amount of money
upon the result Of the Presidential elec-
tion. He had $4,000 staked in single
bet with Messrs. Cochran & Belts, Of
Richmond, Va.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

Il The Iowa Transcript, published at
Dubuque, has changed proprietors. Mr.,
Wharton gives way to Mr.. Orlando Nc
Craney. The Transcript is hereafter to be
neutral in politics.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

More Of JRElleIsm. Mr.. Addison Da-
vis in ietter to the editor of the Essex
county WashingtoAian, says that 26 per-
sons are now in the Insane Asylum At
Brattlsboro, Vt. in consequences Of inmni-
ty produced BY The influence Of Miller
ism.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

=1Ae Candidates I'm Danger.
Ito wei known 10 our readers .hat NE
hsse I'll alosg felt and avowed the most
entire ceaadence in the ratification Of the
Sessaiauaiea BY the people; but since
- sppsg.uce Of the last Hawkeye. con-
tanning The extraordinary annuncia,ion that
henccsorth all opposition from that paper
to such ratification is 10 cease, we confess
we tssl less sanguinc. As the history Of
ahe past proves that the opposition Of the
Hswkeye is Of absolute service to any man
g measure in Ills Territory, so also does
q establish the fact Of its support working
Injury. Trae-and the friends Of the con-
stitstien will be rcj.iccd to hear that the
worst evil that could befal them has NJ,
happened-that paper does hot syow is
sufeue'on 10 support the constitution; Lu,
-ths injury Which is TO resuk from the with.
drawal Of It's opposition interferes SO much
viii all our previous calculations. that we
can mn longer luok upon its adoption as
s'fixed fact"
But seriously. was ,l;ere ever more
barefaced exhibition Of k,,avcry and selfish.
kiess on the part Of the conductor Of a pub.
si,c print. than is shown in the course q
the Hawkeye in felatisn 70 this subject;
II took the lead, il Is ven known, in oppo.
siiion 70 the constitution. zen before the
promulgsiion Of that inst<1 bs the
sonve,'tiOn; and ever sino& Ia the
present week, has - "a .,
incessant attack. r =.
pended upon il. 4 - 4 !
i were favored with such m - R1i7
not figures Of arithmetic, buf fs,res q
speech-so many fine words, and such !
eupersbundsnoe of
n ssesad - fry. 'ignifying nothing,o
shat any deficiencies in this respect may be
considered as being amply compensated
Sor. But what do we behold now? A
I sudden cessation Of hostilities-a ground
ing Of arms-and declaration Of intention
e let the question g. by default. And
: what IS the cause unblushingly assigned
for this unlocked for and extraordinary
: clsange Of position in relation to a great
State question perhaps the most impor-
sant one in reference TO which the people
: n Iowa will ever be called on q act?
6impay, that The PresidtmiaI elecfion has
:Ity.;sasd d;6rni!y from rkat rus anf;ei-
psAaW This confession-the infa,ny If
which is but slightly relieved by the can
aor with which il is smade-is in effect an
admission that the opposition heretofore
made to the constitution was stimulated by
desire to continue our present form Of
Territorial government, merely that the
seGees might be secured to the partisans Of
Mr. Caas; but that being disappointed in
Ae most essential requisite necessary to
The consummation Of this hope, the motive
which influenced their conduct ceases to
exist, and consequently they retire frtm
Che contest. Precious patriotism this, is MT
it3 t al3
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

VNAkEN up on the llth day Of Nov. i,
i Thomas kitchen, living in Burliu,,o,
township. Des Moines county, /. r.. ~,
horse colt supposed to be two years Old Il.
spring. sorrel color with a star ii the for,hed
no oihe- marks or brands perceiyable; apprs,,i
to twenty-five dollars and fifty cents, by Wn'
D. M' Cash and Joseph Ryles, before jane h
Fayeru Gather, Esq. J. p.
A true c.'py from nv Estray Record.
nov 30 '4H-3t JOHN r. WOODS. Cy1s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

TThe legal rate of interest in Texas
is fixed at 10 per cent. per annum, bu,
IL may be taken without rendering the
loancr Of money liable TO punishment un-
der tie usury laws. Large sums Of mon
ey, however, are said to be daily loaned
BY brokers at3 per cent. per month.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

DMAssAcHusErrs has given her
vote to Mr.. Clay by probably $4,000 ma.
jority. The fear entertained by Mr..
Webster and many other eminent wings,
that the absence of one Of their most dis
tingnished men might endanger success in
the State, turns out to have been unfound-
ed. But for such absence, however, there
would have been no computing the majori-
ty. With "ouR JUNIOR" in the field
against them both with his poetry and
prose, the democrats Of the Bay State had
no courage to make even show Of fight.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
OlaiO-.Omcial.

The official majority in favor Of the
Clay electoral ticket, in Ohio, is 6,o54.
The entire vote Of the State is 3l2,222.
Birney received $3.50.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

The last Springfield Register contains
rsturns, official and unofficial, from nearly
all tie counties in this State. Polk's ma
jority. i states, will run up to $4,000.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

+ ~. WAsaIxcros Trsos, Second
Assistapt Postmaster General, has resigned
his plsce.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

n The o0ieid majority IN favor Il
Mr.. Polk in New York city il 1000. In
favor Of Mr.. Wright, $3.50. aeas.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
NOTICE.

'THE power Of attorney which e,ye Il.
l. B Newhsl, in 1885 or 1886, aofbo,;,,sa so ;Ssa
hin 10 buy, sell, and transact othss bn.;o.ts
SC oeral in my name, has been revoked. y
nov 80 'i4--3t ISAAC NEWHnI
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
MASONIC NOTICE.
iNEW kAnnIER.s s,ua--
Rr order Of tho w. M.
= ~ 1AA Nem ru&s a. :

THE subscriber would respectful,. /
y the citizens Of Burlington and v;e;,;,
he has openeda shop il The white hon.s;
diately westof Mr., Maure's store ~ \
ington street, where he will keen ~ sii,;,
genera assortment of Saddles, Bridle. ma
ness. and every article In MI iine ~ A..
which he wiu sell low for cash e. ecnss.. 49,.
duce. Repairing done low end On the M.
notice. have also. lot Of plastsrsr,, II'a M
hard and for sale, cheap. i -"
nov 80 sl4-sly IN RERRYHuI
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

Delaware has gwen her three votes to
Mr.. Clay, BY . majority Of between 200
and 800.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

EThe Communication signed Hoo
sier" viii be published next week.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

~. The Legislature Of Indiapa Vii,
meet Il Indianapolis on the I'd Of Decem-
Der.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
ROots and Shoes,

ROOts and Shoes.
lust REC EivFD iCo pairs co.rs, k....
u 50 prs calf and kip boots, .l,a IL
l50 do Goa rre hrogan shoes.
so do half brogaas,
60 do bnys' hrogans and shoeaL
so do heNt' boots asserted.
200 DO wafnaHs' lare booss, 6
20 do ladies calf boots, teood,l
100 do womrn., .ho~s. @11assh q
lw do childrnns' shoes, assorted.
80 DO ladies' paiter boots,
20 do do half do d.
30 do misscs lace boots and shoes II
cheap for cash or country produce.
nov 30 ~ WESLEY lONrs
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

u The death Of Col. Thomas Cox, Of
jackson county, is announced in the Du-
buque papers. Col. G. was favorably
known to the people Of Iowa as q snem-
Der Of both branches of the -
Legislature, and also as
Council. 1t may be said
ically, and with the strictest
that he was that noblest work
honest man. In his death the people Of
Jackson county have lost a man who has
served them faithfully and uprightly.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

MRS. suSANNAn MAX. {ssnssi isl
Ny ny. piveS n~tice 10 hbt en!isssvss1 = =
New BY, Joseph Newly srS ~ n ~
and relatives that she scw ss.ss ~
lingsoa. Iowa Tcrritoyys rhs!s 60 ~1e4
happy 70 rscesvs letssEe akainss
tions from them. ~
nov 30 49, agkg 4 -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
HATS AND CAPS.

TTsT RECEIVED $50 cloth CAP, fsr,nu,I
~ 100 cheap fur do.
20 muskrat and otter do
20 oil cloth do
20 new etyle cloth and fur trimmed d.
100 bo,.' cloth, velve, and lar e,r,
we'll assorted. cheap tor cash or country mo-
dnce. (ncv 20 '44) WESLEY JONES
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

.saefz sasa rAras Dacoyess aeNu q VI 7,
Two THOUSAND sspss!s, rc5 u EidTi
= June Is ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
vESTINGS.

DIrH Fancy Silk, Velvet and MeiSs
IN. Vestinqs Of tho newest pasicras, On
hand and for sale, by GARRETT 4 CO.
nov 30 "a
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
AI.PACAs.
SIIAwLs.

4 LARGE and spt.ndid asaor'nent s'
IA .ha~ls ia hand and lor sefr q
nov 30 ~ GARRETTAC.S
DROWN md Tleachcd Mn.'ipss vI
ID cfesp. a, the GREAT WESTERNy
nov 30 ,44 ~ ..nlssa
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-12
ueberfeBung
Der Gafsnhuns sOn D. Griswco Gsq. in pcristr 9aumntr
Gunton ben g. ccsliui. 1914.
g. 2abm, CSC.

U1en NerrI Sd, Sin beuodrid,tot, bog gie cine al,
midi geridtete Mttheilun8 in heufi9en 8oterIanos.
freuno baben, dhndb bereni9en i'm Demefrat in tpel.
der sic fnaeu, Se ieen unterritet baB td in eiuer
frSl i'm &laD @lnb gehaltenea 9fehe n1eine Bereits
Wtligfe nusgeiproden babe, rgeHo einsm meiner DO
fitildfn Sppoaente auf Dem Stump s begeqner, nn6
Ibfe Derfdeoenen WdaBregetn Der bentcfrahtben udo
pdrtei NIT ihm Su bepreden un6 baB es eSbnen
Ser9nl9en MAIDEN pllrbe, BON 3et su 3et NIT mir Il,
(olden 5annihp6 oes @punDS, als Id, splnceu us6d,.
te, Snamen 81 trefen, u nniere 2r9uulete, Die fpir
gu @unfen Der refp parteen baben, Dor bas Wolf Si
brtn9en.
Sn @rpieberung muB ifb Shren faeer, bag Id, mid,
nd,t erianern fannf e etne olhen 2usfrnd5 9emad,t
sn boben, Dbf6n e6 70 fein mag dlle, aenlddt ODER
ncbt 9emacbt; i'd, babe Gderlid feinen @inlparf su
naeeI hnen Su rgeno etner 3eit nnb an r9eno eifen,
Orte Az bcaegnen. sic haben bloc bic 3eit ia be(fim
men lnb fails i'd, ntt bnrdh anoere 8trbinoltfeten
gefhdfte ooer &ranfhet abgebaten meroe fperoen Se
mid berelt faeen, bic WadBre9eln Der Wgi1parte III
pertbeeiaen nnb Die phlhers9eit llnbeffdnbafs nnb
8alhhett Der mooernen Democratic bios III felIen.
sehe nm obereitpilieer fit biefe sace Elm, ipeil
da thrn ieit ellliaer 3elt e9efig b s mifen mas
geaetpdrtia Sic e,rnnb1dbe uub maasyeqein esbrer
partei no. Snhlmeno, oag btele 70 oft ns oerO2eno
uil6 ba i sapei felt eiuaer 3eit feline sls
gabe oapon aefeben babe, 70 fann id rbt tpieu. Das
Sic oorSnbriflaen haben, i'm 5ape Die pcr9eldlaaene
Debate fattfnben fcllte. d bcfe oapcn unterritet
su sperben. sr ss #
merbe fdAerGd naein geifes tbn1,s nm Sic aus
5brem gsrtsder, e5breH falidaeu 3pldtsn sa eiiaen
s ssss3s
S sld,tuusspoll ,e.
$. griswctb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-12
III. GriswoId ESQ

Sir !ssa lhaye read yoer ion nf The 28h
lt in reply 70 mine nf The ID both he Democratic
papers Of this town and discover, that The one in the
Democrat contains alI ihat lin The german pa
per and also more in have therefore thought
proper 10 conne my reply to that IN the Democrat,
which would fer YOU, and trust that arrangement,
win be made for our discussions speedily AZ practic
able. ST ss ~ 81
Yours &c.
s. 8. I.ahm.
Canton July 8. IS44.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-12
5reifa9, Den I;sten SuG 1914.
Is . n II E c t / e ii i.

Sie toms EN- !-Das geem- naDen pa[abium'
berldbtet ba8 0r. samerslp, Der adfb 81. S. Singer
lru uno @barles q. Sngerioa, Gsq, frnher 10 m
Sreunee BON Clap iId inter bns 8anner BON gSclt u
Dallas be9eben ha6en gs fInb brei Rdnner oon Gin
fuB uno 9alentpn.
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Ndtun9spou &c.
Canton ben 8, 5u3p, 1874.
llnfere Nusfidte

nn1ere NuS E 1 e, I e H.,
Die Bbias ideiueu ao,,, perblft aber bic eiutrodt
|uno ben TnthulQsn,us. INIT tpel,em Die Dempfrotie
Der aan,en lnipn Die Grnennunoen BOZ, qOcf uub ol
las ofnimrt. Gs feiut linen nnerf(drIid,, fpe bic
Nemofrafen ibrpn eppr ,a1nae,f fn ornn1iIthjo prt
aaen fcnnten Sin folder Seiif iibereiot bre Georif
Efe gie fptnen lid, nic,t an bic opdher,ofeit nes
ltyrrnefoRes SIGps f;ir S,e eod,e ,,nh n4hts fSr
FlRdnner'' aemS6aen. .e osI
Gs III fpelfen and nd5t III lduo,ten. bag Die lest
pcrFpenen @reanile cine alifppfernee Oinaebuna FIR
Item fuo aeaebeu bober, bic nidt oenua ,f rbmer II,
qir eriern uus feines 3eitnunffes i, Sem nie beno
lfrate 91artei no, 5oins he acmfiann ihren Ssso.
rer Ben bas sne % ,sster oefesnere g Iadrei. e,n es
lhe entaeeenaset hattie. a(s iebt Die @rpdnten Der
sperben NIT oIIer gpot mnn gys6r
ME unterifisr aener ,auoerr = aeiner oer,aat. Dir
Iadere AnslIdt auf einea glorreiden Griumpb i'm Gil
ben uno gelfen beeet Die Demefraen in ben n6relt
den uno cltlloen Staaten nit bchem Outbe u Selbf
osrtrauen nno e'Iert ne su aiet Anftrensungen au
8aunI cre Moden ilno oerltrldAen. ieitoen bic be-
metrotiihe Blasse fur bic prdloentltat aufaeSceeu
iooroen lI hno ocn auen 2rten lanten thon Tad,rd1
st' eW an e!nem 9crfelben Sle9e nle stpetfetn
aNen Due Ue9eterun9 inter Dem Solte tet1t NIT jee
lOem Sage: 9e 9rOBen SerlammInn9en tn lSaihlng
1Ou, pgiaoslp0la. Solfcn1 Sanlcre, geip yortt Je-
lgartt emctnndtL eelnmbns ulle an hunoert dnoern
tpldseM, CUR Seltdtlsun9 Der Grnennnn9eH, ino Elm
Osaseges 5elden per @selnnnn9en pes Neltes ao Elm
oepes ces reuel9en @oetltee, Der Die Democratic be-
ttect. l. -,
0,e gSp'Ss, o'e Anfar9e lIoer nnere gdnocaten 3u
lpoten lpene fah9en nun an leer tIeInldnt sll per-
zen, oenn Ne Eaoen ntf leeen Sa9e mebr oaB e pte
ose 9es Soltes oertannt baben
Hno g lNMeh DteeMa nls 9et!a9eM p'ro Oelen 9enn-
pen SIMM 81 nn!leeel' pas ott nat ertannt oaB BE-
gruaolase aiae'n penn 9eife nnlefer Sn
ntpnsn s aHgesnen nhe oel soale ces SanoeS tofoer
Mnp. Se VeIlan9I tealla,aHene Wtdnner an Der
tSp'se oer aao p'' Dag e o.eie IN
; s en"O = 9 - . 9eInnoea eat. @ft. Ssfsbi
i, - -
. ,. q 9 a,u w oer ote n n tt 6 /
...1 i ~ 2 hlr eeetlen uts, foi,
lsenosM preI oee ssatlen aorD mlfsnfbeeH fDor'n
lsi W.. 5..,t!snanas S ger 9rfennun9 oes
= s.. o s pap ote
49, uss pafrtofen
''' y s.e.s.t'' HuosA 'DlfO.
Weine Serra Sd, babe Die gbre, Shnen Den Gnr-
pfans Shree Srtefes BON, To- p R aas,ssigen, IN ben,
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llH|ere aBetIbldtter lnp angefnQt nit yaau1e BON
loldsn perloneu pie pie tigparte oerIaen baben u.
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Iennel1e-telne Staaterpahl III oieiem Sabre.
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Canton July {. 1914.