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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-22
Police Intelligence.

Fee. Al Fat Burglary Spencer Freelant and Al
len Grover blacks arrested last night charged
with breaking into the slaughter house OF George
cocks No 205 West 10th street. and stealing los lbs of
tallow- Committed by Justice Gilbert.
Wofeh Stolen.-A double backed silver lever watch,
hard dial with second hands capped and jewelled, No
1878, stolen from No. Cherry street valued at
$40. No arrest.
burglary Last night the grocery store of Abraham
shipman, 11s Mulberry street. entered by ext
kracksman with the aid of the nippers" being
applied to the head of the key which left in the
lock- and entered the back part of the store where Mr.
the counter in which his wallet containing ss45 in
bank bills, Sle0 bill the Newark Banking Insurance
Co. two $50 the Mechanics Bank at Newark; also
a $40 bill the North River Bank the rest in small
bills Of other Banks not remembered No arrest at
present.
Watch aad Clothing Stolen.-Tbe dwelling house Of
Mr. Robert Fiedly, No. 206 Houston street. entered
and robbed Of silver watch silver pencil case an
overcast and sundry other articles with which the thief
escaped
Robbery in the Fret Degree.-ofncer Joseph arrived
yesterday afternoon from Baltimore having 10 custody
Joseph Lewis alias singleton landlord charged with
being an accompce OF John Clark, who has been sent
to the state prison for IL years and months for ying
boy TO the counter and robbng the store Of Mes Ora
per Richards, No. IS Maiden lane The other, James
Wison-one Of The three ooncerned-is now in the
city prison awaitng his trial for the same offence,
having been arrested few days since and identified by
the boy one of the party consequently this makes
the trio complete Committed for examination.
Stealing Ctoak.-Wlliam Stewart, regular old rum
head, was arrested yesterday by Captain Kis, OF the
I'd ward charged with stealing cloak worth $40 from
the premises Of Alderman sonsa No lsi Fulton street
On bringing the prisoner to the police once he told
the ocer il he would let him slide" he would tell him
where the cloak He then informed the ofcer that
he had pawned II at simpsons corner of the Bowery
ngly, which proved TO belong TO DR. Anderson, No.
Beach street. Committed by Justice Merritt
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Court Calendar for Monday.
svrrRIsa CouRr.-s, a. $50, 20, 81, 7s 90, g. 4oloe
-, 70, 4, liz, 10, los, l4l TO l47, lao to 100
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finer and sympathetic feelings in mans nature, and
he is not moved in the least, only viewing these
things in business light. This miniature was pro-
badly the last remaining article which had not been
pawned or sold. and with a heavy heart, brooding
over her miseTies, the poor woman leaves the shop
Now follow all sorts of people, offering all sorts OF
goods deposits7-some successful and some un-
successful These shops generally filled all the day
and evening, and their keepers must make great deal
of money, in addition to the per csntage
they charge large portion of the goods
deemed, which are sold at auction pawnbroker's
shop capital place to study the operation of the
rious mi. cries of human life.
ConoSrR's orrcR-FrR 2l.-sudden Death. = The
Coroner was called to hold inquest the body Of
age, who died through aneurism, rupture of the
aorta- An inquest win be held to day.
Died Suddeny.-Also on the body of black woman,
by the name Of Margaret Moore, aged as years. who fell
down in Orange street. and expired almost Immediately
supposed to have been caused In consequence of disease
of the chest. Verdict accordingly.
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beautiful children, will make their third appear.
ance at the conclusion of the tragedy, in their
graceful and astonishing gymnastic exercises. The
performance OF these great orsfes has excited univer
sal admiration both in this country and Europe At the
theatre Varieties in Paris they performed seventy.
i've nights to brilliant Bnd crowded houses-at the
Princess Theatre, and English Opera House, London,
upwards of hundred nights, well in the prnci-
bounded satisfaction. We doubt not they will prove
great card to the management of the Park Tho
nings ertanment concludes with the farce of the
Bengal Tiger"
BowERr THEArRE-The performances at this establish
ment, consisting Of tBannister's new drama Of the
"orange Girl of Venice" and his production of Wal
lace, or the Hero Of Scotland and other
drew FULL fashionable and crowded auditory last
night. On Monday evening is to be presented grand
national and equestrian drama from the prolific and
untrng Pen Of N H. Bannister Esq entitled Araspha,
or the Last ofthe Delawares" in which r. Scott Mrs
g. Jones, and Messrs Cony and Blanchard will form the
teri says that this play does not succeed (Which il
warranty IN isef he never will place his pen to paper
again. From what we know of this production, are
satisfied that will eclipse all the former efforts of this
gentleman, and become even popular than his play
Of Putnam" or the more recent production OF the
Wizard Of the Wave"
ave shall be there to see."
HowEs CiRcus.The highly classical and refined per.
formances at this avorte place of amusement continue
to draw very large audiences This is owing the
cessfu efforts of the managers in producing novelties
that not often exceeded in this city The perform.
ances yesterday afternoon, particularly the exquisite
riding Of Madame Macare and the jokes of the avore
clown, DIRE forth the most hatsring expressions Of
Of amusement for families than Howes Circus Palmos
Opera House
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LoSe ISLAND RArLRoAp.-The trains from Green
port came In at late hour on Friday night. The
snow TELL to the depth of Two feet, and drifted.
We learn that the the trains for Boston left as usual
yesterday morning at o'clock the road is clear.
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FoR BosToS "A special train will leave Brook
lyn this morning at O'Clock, for Boston
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few extracts OF letters from the agent Of the un-
derwriters, to Walter r. Jones, ESQ.,, Of this city.
dated
ABsEcoS INLET, Friday Eve ming, !
Feb 20th, O'Clock, p. NJ.
The brig Altoona, Capt. Clark, from Matanzas bound
TO New York, with cargo of sugar and fruit, came
ashore about o'clock, Thursday night and s high
on the beach She perfectly tight and think the car.
so will be landed in the course Of tomorrow In rood
order. have sent assistance TO her, with Capt Bell
who has all the necessary materials for getting the yes
sci on and from what can learn respecting her situs.
ton, u can be easily affected.
The brig Betsey, OF Boston, Capt. Burnham, with
cargo OF 800 hogshssds Of molasses consigned to Bar
row and Pope came shore about four miles north Of
this, O'Clock this morning 1T then blow ing very
heavy from southeast, with q heavy sea. Our boat with
apt Bell. succeeded in landing the crew seven in
nmber, safe on the beach The vessel Is literally under
alter, and but for the exerton Of Capt Bell and his
ew, the persons board Of the brig must have per
he'd The boat was sent again to the vessel at the
minent peril OF the lives OF those who attempted it.
AIDED by Cspt Bell, when they found three more men
soon as he sea becomes little calm, efforts
III be made 10 the cargo
About hundred casks OF molases were DISCHARGED
ON the bark Priooston-eighty I'VE Of which are on
bard the schooner Medlcr. ready 60 up and ten or
cen are on the beach, which We expect put board
apt Bells schooner
The anchor slipped BY the bark will DO searched for
% soon as good weather sets in.
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FRoM Turks lsLASD.-Cspt Baker, OF the schr
Vesper, a, Norfolk, from Turks Island, which place
abe left the Sd instant says tina, there was no salt
whatever to be obtained-thc supply having been
completely exhausted, and he was obliged TO leave
in ballast
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Movements OF Travellers.

The following 10 compendium Of the arrivals for the
last two days at the principal hotels necessarily excud
ed by the pressure Of more important matter. The
amount from the interruption of travelling generally
scarcely exceeds that Of an ordinary day.
AMERIcAN-T. H. Benedict, Philadelphia Capt Swift,
u. g. A.. n. NJ Lechee, London sM Millege, John LET
frin Boston; G. Rockwell, Norwich c. De 0root,
Staten Island; J. Millege, Boston.
AsToR-James Willis. Conn. j. EnninQ, Lexington ,
c. Bosom, Boston; Q. P. Ramsdell, Buffalo @ c. Ho.
mer, Mass p. Beaubien Montreal; Crafts and sne cling
Boston; Capt Howard u. 3 service N Csoldsboro,
Cambridge; p NJ Smith, Baltimore Z Cuesta, Mexico;
c. J. Hendrich Boston H. Hopper. Philadelphia j. c.
Delcy, New Bedford I, w. Dorsey, Philadelphia R.
Davis, Washington Rev T Spencer. England; J. Hey.
worth. do; T. Oxley, London C Hopper, Boston.
CIrY-J H. Whelpley, Champlain; David Raven, Nor.
wich A Kewen. Mass J Humphries, England; James
Orne Philadelphia; Kinney, Mobile; j. Plumner, Bos-
ton; Bennett. Chilcothe J. Jones' Pittsburgh Capt
D. Tyler, Norwich j. Smith, Petcrsburgh A. Oliver
Conn B. Wright Boston; w. II. Robinson, Florida; j.
Wooster N. G. A. Wells, A c. Odell, Memphis /,
Benz Hines, Va J. Saunders, Philadelphia; r. Baker
Washington, d. G..
FsAsKLir-J Hobrook, Mass. J. w. Donohons, Ma.
olson, Il. j. Hogsnd, n. w. Joyner, NJ. Parker,
Philadelphia II Raynor. Syracuse r. Pashard Ala
c. Brown, Pittsburg J. Morrison, Dayton, Ohio.
HOWARD Ripley, N. o. H. Lsughlin, KY; w
Mcveight Alexandria, D. C r. Gilmore Philadsipba
w. Cole, !. Cortland, Baltimore F. Bradford Mscon
4. @ Henry. Ala NJ: Van Bourks L. l. J. s Adams,
Boston J. Benedict. New Hampshire C. c. Warren,
Pstsrsburgh r. Rufus King, Ala. J. Grnith, Tenn. |;
James Davidson, Geo.
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John Nichols and his son, late Collectors OF To
"a township Pa. have been arrested At wheeling Va
charged with absconding with about $1,000 belonging 10
the township. which they unfortunately forgot to pay
over, In their hurry TO 20 on Western tour.
We learn from the Norfolk papers thar the steam
or Pioneer, which left Norfolk the 10th, bound up the
Roanoke river got aground what i called the Mocs.
sin Tract and burst her boiler a. 10 causs her 10
sink snd scald the engineer and three negroes badly
1t is stated that the telegraph between Philsdel-
phia and Harrisburg, viii be operation about the 10th
Of March.
Peter Conner, in Dedham, Mass, on the 18th
instant, for the wul murder Of Edward Welsh in Rox.
bury, the Boston and Providence Railroad on or
about the ,th Of June last was put trial
The annual message Of Governor Mouton, OF
Louisiana, was delivered on the 10th Inst
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QSobnun95z GcrdnDtrun9.
Serfouf sum Ginfauf5.prei5.
SSpEu G5ptDfcbnaiof,
Gteioers uno 8arietQtens 6Gnoter;

G(eloers uno 8orietatens 9Gn0ler;
3eiat Icincn soblreieben Grcmren unp Dem
spubIltum gang erQetcntt an, bob CT ictneu
Stobr in Die DlaN Gcnbaus Sebaupe, al Der
SNb 5ten Gu06e Ycrlc9t bat, nabe bel Scur:
sons 6otel uno sini9e 9bhrcn pterbalb Or.
s6wens Apctbcfc, in palrlbe Qctal weltbcs
frhbGr bon 6rn. Q8anner MS &leipcrdpbr
bcnuet wurpc.
Seln @5trbr III ncllcrpin9s pCrprIltommnct
unb init elmer 9rc6en Auemabl Don Sacbcn
perfcbGn, bic man nlht iberau inoCe. 8e.
Icnbcrs Elm tepentenrer Sprratb BON aleu-
NrtlfeIH ipeItbe fir
5errer 2ln3tlge
erfprberlit6 (tnp; nacb rcr aaevneuriten Oles
Dc nnp su cCn blNjQItcn Drclcn.
GtcnfaIIs fnoet man tcl ibm riele anrerc
SathCn bic bier nibt bcnannt werpcn tonncn,
nalnentlltb &untben, @SultIGs unc anperc
0abrjcnae, DfGrNc9Gtirrc &c. &c
9antbAr fir bic klehcr qenp1ene &uubs
itbaft, ithmeltbclt CT i(cb nit pcr 5rfnnnA
Gab ielne Sreunpe i'm autb III Iclncm jeei9cn
2Scbncrte lbn nit ibrrm 3uiprutbe teebren
merrel, NIB man miro tlnpcn, oab leiue Qrtis
tel al Gnte nnp Slllateit ale 0nrCrn Der
Art, Die bier perfanft 'perren, 9lcltb Ino pper
0caolna Ipril A. 1916. SIN.
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Q2QSlOtt0c 8efonntmoOuna,

2lNc 9icjcniacn mclebs gtbIaueb's <ctcnss
ehrn5 ihcn 9etrancbt botcn, rent ,ur Glacb,
:ltt, raB bon leet an tleie lpirflame 1t. pcbls
tbatlae Oleri5n jeper5clt Su haten 1T, in Nes
ablna, i'll err Oruterei bicier 3eltuns unb
tel Earl QSlfTana in Der 7ten Stra6e; III
SuBtann in Der 9rudcrci pcs Seit D. 3cit :;
III Otcr Scrn tci Welebior Serb, bel =. .9tens
no uno az g. 6mmeItcracr's 1irtbsbaus
fe; III 6ambur9 in rrr "Stbnrnpptt" 9rute
rel III SnIpebefenunwcit Nbbrerstura, tei
Jcbn Setbtcl; in BcmeIspcrf tei 9. Soft,
8iertroucr in 2rramstaun, OIL Scinrltb
Stauffcr's Stcbr,-gs 1T jebem mcblmci.
nrno 9cratbcib NIT rlefsr mrrBin einsnSer.
lntt Su maeben 8cicnbers wirtfam ilt Ge
bei Wlutterwcb, &crfhmcr;en. Ser;fIcpfen,
Olanasl al eblut, pper pcnn Der Wlaaen
bas GGen niebt pertroaen mill, rtcn 70 pirf,
fam bel Setenttehcn unD NhfenIthmer,em
unc AUDI lei llnorrnunaen in Der mcnatlicben
Neiniauna. SIR ccn tIausu Snt'en per & ins
bcr 1T ite febr su empfeblcn, ba 1te pcnitIten
binneu turSer 3cit eurirt
Srieerieb 5dlaueb.
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8iericbn IWdkbore 2Irtifel,

L. Srcnncr'e Dcrmifu9e, - cine Gtbsrt
Sur fir G8NlmCr - lhGploG unb an9cncbm
su nebmcn.
2. Gibion'6 y rtr0ctor, meltbcr Gtbmicr
bon Coer 9lrt nCAnlnt, trcfne S0rbcM 8bccr
SirntB unO I1AtE6, BON Carpets orGr &lel:
bern, pbnC bic OArtcn poer bae Sub III te
lb6bi9tn.
3. Qonoencr Glic8cnspapisr - pas bc.
fe betamtc Oltte! SIc9cn nno Dlufeu III
t6bten.
4. Gin itherrr SWtilaer Der Staten, W,dll:
ir Scbpaten (Noodbco) uno Nmcilen -nnb
Gin anbere6 fir Bnnsen.
5, Gunn'8 Spctifit fir iauren Ola9en,
5er5brennen unp 9Ba1TerbrdItbe, ppn gincm
Oct preiScbn Sabre 9cIltten bate, teprrter
bas Olittcl entpcfte.
E. Or. G5tcpcn6'e CRIME Salbe fir bic
SPELLS. sic bat nle perfchlt 5n beIcn.
7. Sarrifen'6 UettcrsDdId,.
s. Srenono'6 unauel6fblicbc Tinte =
nnitertrcffeh.
9. Die 3ufammcn9cicbte Gonfcetien .,
Jel9en - jutt Die Ncpi3n fir &inper uub
IGnbelcute; itr 1T anacncbm 3u nrbmen.
10. Sef'6 antisbiIidie KrhutcrspitIcn
IL. 6unn'e ertpcid,cnocn, tpaTeroitt)s
tcs Kleitfer fir Qerpeacftbirr, Sticfeln
&C. g6 rnatbt eas >eeer 9eitbmepl9 nnp baIt
bas G5a6er al.
IL. Deo armen t1Tonnce 5tsrrunsss
pfaifer.
IS. JaFion'o Iurbloufst11irtur, ,pel'
che Den Itbllmmtcn 9urtbIauf III weni9en
Gtunoen beilt.
ID. Joffon'h Eu5rs41Iirtur, cine tcbrrc
uno l6nele Sur fit Die Nubr unp @rilr:
eranfbcit.
9ir pbi9en ihiBtartn NrtFcl nerrcn i'm
SroBen II. &leincu pcrfauft bei Z. g. t1lors
aanNo. l.,Gdb 5. Gra6e Dbilapclpbia, no
Stobrhaltcr unc anNere pcricbcn wcrncn t6ns
ncn init rclncm afrfaniitheu gaDcnnesDfef:
fr, Nrnita Slnmeu, OleoiSinen jeeer Nrt,
Sarbsn, Oelr, GIas uno 8irnile, 81 prn ME
brl9iten Sprcifen. Seoinaun9cn nur 8aars
eelo. g1Stbncirct ciriss 2(pprtlcment
Gus mo trinat es nit guh.
pbllarelpbla Suli Is, l845. lS.
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I'm Die getbenoen.
Ateulep'e GeHe,r GraOel
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Sisfe Diaen ftno bic teitsn unb febcrtter
fur ben re6enpen Stein ober Srapel (Sriesl
nnb allie Sranfbeiten Die aus bem qBalTer ent
ttsben le reinissn bic Slisreu unp itcllen biz
Orsane tpieper i'll Oronuns, fe lnp larreme,
iplnps unc ,pantrtrcibenp, reiniaen unp ttdr.
Fen ben Wtasen, eripefcn Appetit, beilen Das
Sopf,pch, Die 5artsitlsfet, WinbfoGf, pas
<titweb, 0isperfa &C.. &c.
Olefes aaes 1T pnreb grfabruns unr3eua.
n1i1e betfatl9t nnb brlpicien uno ner Ile ais
>arrmlttel 9ebrancbt, miro ielten cber Gar
nltht bon ben pti9en &rantbeiten 9epla9t
,perben.
50 bn &ienlep, 0r. Or.
o. 3n baten in picler 9ruferei mo lei G..
l6ll1ana, III Der Glib 7ten StraBr 0eapina.
AZ prcie so Gent bic 8cr.
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mo Ueoer StOhr,
$40. Is, sSeif pennf1robs, 5wiiben Del
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8prt'pdhrrnp anf Sano:
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nnppeo, 1mo ,polIene Suite, BON ous1
Olcrcn uno Scrmen.
Snrr, felne tnctnc, Selpst, lafirte, Iescrl
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SnnIItbe nno mritliebe Settfercrm. - 1d
n> tre ciei'S 'plro 5n oen nieprisIten Saraslol
'Prrltrn perPHuft. Stnfct an unp Isbet.
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0as erfts S9eft bcr "0ofs>8itlctbet per
0ehtifben elalitter" 1T terclts erltblencn II.
Dlr le9en baticte unlern Derebrlltbca ganrss
lruten uno Ollttnr9ern nor, unp aluuben fos
nit Dem QSunlde nacbjutcmmen, mclttcr
bon periiblcbchen Scitcn ausse1prcebeu murs
DC: oab es nlht tlos CUR aenebmen
Inter b q tnn9 g, ionpern autb sur alls
semeinen y / iIpnnsu Beletruno
unieres 70 ;ablrcihen Stammee in rtr 9leu;
en Selt biene, Die 6erausQatc elmer Uue.
fpabl ees Seiten uno Gepiesenrfcn aus pcn
s2Ssrfen nnisrer reutftben gebrifttcacr il,
seitwellen Soften Su pcranttalten.
lin n,ln 10 Ulel ais mc9lib Die Qyceufte
Der WifIenI6afnicben Genies unIeree olten
Saterlanpes 3n pertrciten uno oncb een nrs
nlaer Ssnlttslten .. Nnlcbaf;uua pidcr8clfs
Sibllptbet }u erlel6tern, Ga0rn mir III t.
tb eln Seft, "a Sciten fart, in cincm far.
tl9en llmIthlaS, gu Dem prei1e bon 10 gente,
erftheimem.
Olt9en unlere QanDeleuts nno O1ittiroer
een bobsn Wertb unferer oeut(eben @hrlft.
fe!er aueb i'll ber neuen 6elnatb fprtouer.
fsnnsn, itets fir oas &ute mp erbabeue
sntfammt bleitcn, unD ibren GsIebmat fir
bas Stbone unb SlhBlitbe auf ibre Sinpcr II
enFel hterseben lanen.
Seoinaunaen.
Seeer refp. Subleribent pcrpfebtst fth
nur 3ur Ibnabme pon feds Soften wrltbr
slnen 8ano biloeu; feiner 1T paber aetun.
oen, Den naditcn 8ano 3u nebmeu.
Seim 6ten 5oefte ipirS Elm 6aupt.3itcl II.
Gin SnhaltssSerieibni6 pes san3em 8anees
9ellefert werbeH.
Sei Ablieferitns rinrs jsben !6eftes lit Der
Sublerlptlonssspreie oafir 10. gente, ~
entribten.
2pril Is. ks,
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oen NusIgbrung. Slclrs fam ais Qob Der
rti9rn WcriSin 9eiaat mcrpeiL ober Die 3es
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acn Die unpellun9ssettel tr9leitenp. lleber
1000 5lalcbcn ltno oucin in pbllapetpbia
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EN- UberSeu9eupcr Sewels BON psdenJluBbar.
Felt, fcnlt ,phrpe cine 70 9robe Nuantltat nlr
pCrfauft porben feln
So wirflam 1T bic Wepisin aeweicn in
6ciluna Der rerftbiCbenen &rantbCiten fir
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3ubTeltun9cn prn SarIaparlQa, Danatcas
&C IcbncH poran9cbt.
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ten uno tctannt 9ematbr mp:ben, abcr Ger
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9cn perblCtct beren OilttbeIuns bier. Dir
>cltbt9ldntlaen t6nnen Ieitbt itter5cust merz
ncn BON Der 0lhtlicttsit cicler Olepi,m wrnn
(e anrufn an Qelpp's 8eiunobeits gmpori
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rcr SlnsltraEe, gum Stbllo oes "aolpenen
9lcICrs uno 9bian9en," no 3euani1c uno
9lntbmrlinn9cn:3u bunecrten BON 3iucn rer
&nren rurb picls O1eoliin,
rcrar5clrt merpen t6nnen.
NeArln9, Sull |. 1915.
ELf'0lcie MlcHijin 1T 81 Dem oten anacses
benen sDrele III olrlrr O9uferei 3n batcn.
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9&oiIeriubt 9ebeilt ourcb Rteulep'<
" e9en S}rapel VlQen.

, u 3 II 8.
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l@ulol9 bstomt Su MAIDEN, ba6 ib burtb &isn.
ltD'S ii benoe @ i NJ ODER @eaene
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belt befrelt mrrben bln. Der 2(nfana mar ltore
fer NeiS sum QSaI1ermatben, obns b0s psl poz
prn ouf sinmal fprtAin9, unO ais meme Tiss
anitn0sn onfuitbmelIen, fo mar d) liber;euot,
cob s6 Die 2SoFrimutbt mar, unb Oanf fe e5
@ott uno osn &isnIep'6 pillsn, bab itb ,peber
6u mensr Ssiunebtlt 9elan9t bin.
Saco + @De elmonn.
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Den 5ten Mai, 1916. bp.
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Serlt'Derun9 9e9en Sbooen ooer 8erluil
Durcb g esacr.
Nrelbrlef lmmerDdbrenn.
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tclli6aft pon pbilaoclpbia,
Dladt Ser lltberuns, entpeper fir eiusI
5eltlau9 ooer fir tmmer,pdbreno, seaew Sers
lutte pSrr Stbaren rnrob Seuer in eerI
Stapt uhb auf Dem 9anrc, an 5duirrn !
Sfecuern nnr Sctduren auer 2(rt an 6auss
9crathe, Aautmanne9litcrn, Dfrreen, Nlups
StT3, Afrrboucr}cnan,fTe, gommsreleae uuoj
SahrItzStofs nno Gerltbltaften ppn jsosr\
SFn'nnunq; 5dbiffcn uno cersu $aruns i'm
p@Ten, iopohl ais WlrrtadtIttes uno &runp|
Nentch untrr cen b6hlt sNntialten Berins
1lnQeI.
Dllt Selncbe fir 8w0 0thcruna (Snlurauee)|
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ilber slrlcn ee9enfanp, ntnrc man lltb pers
ionlltb obcr burh .Sricfe an Jobn =. ri.
baros, NetSts NnwaIt, 9rnfcrcl rcsScrts
unp SthurItiQ Scunas, NcapiuN SPA.
310rtou J&9rg 9rgsFtchacI, pre(tpent.
4. Nrumbbaart Sctrrtir.
0ire ftprs:
Olortcn OltMlbacl Sharcs Gtcfes,
Srlepb DNcp, Urcbitalp lpriabt,
81 {. A9ucrenne, Samuel 3cmulrnp,
elilab 0allct, 81. QB. pcnlres,
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0teunlooi3e S0ncp Grc6.Wuter.

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q '6ricn uno Eaisuel baben juf crbal.
"a ten Gin ane9epebutcs uGcrtcmcnt bon
o1nfD OreB 9htern,.sumSbcil tcltebcno aus
0(eu StDI Olouie &c VAlues,
" l." gaIlmir DC Goss,
Sdmar5G tlansitbmarie 1t. SincpsSciccn
Cine OcritblcpenDcit Gn9bams &C.,
netit elncm fthtnen Ndrrtsment ppn 8inep:
erapatten Sles6anoldubcm llntrr 6aleti,.
thern, tran5olNtben QScrfco Srdaelt >ucas
tl9nrlrte uno fftllc6te OlOeIins, aetrcifte mo
ithlltbte ,S1frHrtsOmellne, >po3u bic uuf.
mertinmFclt brr 0amcn crteten miro al peln
0cIpcnc Suacl Stobr.
Sleaoln0, WEdra 10.