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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-05

NOWNINli'S fruit and fruit trees OF America,
- do do coored plates,
The American fruit culturist by ]. J. Thomas,
Coles fruit book.
Downing's cottage residences,
do landscape gardening & rural architecture,
for sale at ABRAHAM's
aug Is $50 Burlington Bookstore.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-05

NEW BROOiiS.
r+D. w. BURTON, has removed his Broom
Factory to his residence on the hill, near Mr.
Kellv,s north part Of the city. He is now prepar-
ed to fill all orders for Brooms. and at greatly re-
aucpd prices. burlington. July II, 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-05
! GuODs AND MILLINERY,

NFFERS his Profes sional services 70 the Ct
.zens Of Burlington and vicinity. fnay 30, 70
Tz-He may be found at the Barrett House.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-05

NEW FIRM. c.
MNll ll ARMSTRONG CO., have ~l&%
s,EliA 2 Won hand the largest and best as "
sorted stock of SaddteIy that
has ever been offered in this market. Consisting
of every variety and style of saddles, Brides, Har
ness, Trunks. Collars, Riding and Carriage Whips,
Back and Belly Bands, &c, &C., to which they re
specially invite the attention of all persons who
may be in need Of any Of the above articles.
Burlingt august 8, 1850.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-05

Mr. Kriechhaum--Sir: l know your Internal and
External Remedy to be one of the best articles of
the kind in use al the present time.
Burlington, June, 1850 G. MCKINNEY
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-05
MISS RRIM HALL, s. CO..

MISS RKT M II 4 ID, & CO.,
E~ MILLINERY AND MANTUA MAKING
GgNsshoth silk and raid in the best style and on
IElthe most reasonable terms-ofer their SER
vices to the Ladies of Burlington and vicinity in
the above business. They will warrant their work
to fit, and Of the best material. They can be found
at the residence of Mr. Jefferson Penny, on Valley
street. april is, 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-05

We Us ana StUI1S.
40 pprs ground Camwood; 90 bhls ground log
I'd wood; bbls ground Fustic; bh,s ground
Mic wood; bbls ground madden; 500 lbs. extract
logwood; bbls Alum: bbls Copperas, for sale by
july II, $50 r GAY
MARINA: an excellent article of food for child
+ rem. for sale by July II, '5e) EE GAY
TOD LIVER OIL: fresh supply OF the genuine
7 Jartir,e, just reed by July 1880 4 GAY
TUAvA JELLY: superior article LOT lnvaiias,
7 ] for sale by July 1l,'5o) GAY
VHOCOLATE: boxes ocolate, just received
I and for sale by July II, '5o) GAY
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-05

rAINTS. OILS. NC-2o0 kegs white lead, pure
and No. bills linseed oil; bb,s FISH oil,
best brown 2 bbls spirits turpentine bbls best
copal varnish, for sale by {sept 81 JF IALLANl.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-05

NTOUkNING Lawns, barages and ginghams for
lVI sale by tiune IS, 'bo) DU HoIs
CyAWS: mill, Cross-cnt hand, PANEL, Tenon and
Nmeat Saws Just received and for sale by
June 30, $50 John FOOIE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22
Items from the Louisville Journal

Tie Now Yoh Globe says that 'Mr Wet
niore, charged with deGlcaliou,"is ealm Hn6
collected" Il 10 much 10 be- wished lllnl th'
amount, for which be- 10 delaulter, might
like hin,selG ha "eopfcied"
Ihu New York Globe says that mi Ben
ton la the hall of the Senate, rHshsd on E0ois,
Would anybndy expect tho MissOur Senator
IA such place 10 rush on horssbaek2
Col, Benton 10 now IN very satisfactory
position not 60 himselGbul 10 "ali the world
and Tho rest of mankind" lilo ID al inter
ealing DiBoriiy.- Democrat
The Loc0h'co organs Steer m poor hen-
ton for standing alone, How tadly tunes
have changed with him since all the Locofo-
co organs ured 20 FioriB him for having,
asoligary aud alone" set n certain interesting
ball in inulipu.
The editor ofthe Mississppiun IL adyo'
eating plank road, but huys Il cannot bo
matte without tIe money, Undoubtedly The
money must be- planked before the road can
be,
Tie Missouri Expohilor shys that Mr. Ben
ton "likes Hn encounter Of hand "a hnnd."-
We think that, IN lis late affair with The
Mississippi senulor he Haniisled u decided
inclination for an encounter o. foot 10 fboie
Tie New York Globe =aya that s'5sHBtos
Foole ~ game" A man must certainly he
"game when everybody makes game Of film.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22
n New Light--Great Discovery

Me Henry NJ. Paine, of Worcester, Mass,
has after six years of experimenting, com
ple,ed and brought forth whHt nc Chits n
".HdgTieio Electric DeoompoSer," an apparatus
for evolving hydsngen aaa oxygen gases firurn
water by the agency Of electricity, aud gene
rated by mechanical means. The gases thus
obtained may be ,used for light, heat, and
motive power, and have, il is said, already
been practically tested Cor the first two nam
ed purposes, with astonishing effect.
Some month or six weeks ago, Mr. Paine
exhibited ut his house, the working his in
vention To number of respectable aud scion
tifc gentlemen Of Boston and Wnrcester.--
lie had his house brilliantly lighted says the
Boston Posi-, although he used but Que small
burner for each room. The light was ex-
ceedingly strong and white, and so pure that
the most delicate shades of blue and green
In some co1cred prints could be eusify distin-
guished at n distance Of several feet from the
burner Ia common gas burner,) which was
supplied with gas from a pipe whose diane
ter did not exceed one quarter ofan inch
Al the same time that tho light was being
exhibited, the mode of using the gas for heat
ing was also shown. A small jet Of pure hy-
drogen, between two circular plates ofiron
rnised few inches from the floor, was light.
ed,nnd in q few minutes an equal and geniul
neat was uIIureu throughout the apartment
Thus The nstonished party had the light and
heat together supplied from the same source
below, and their expressions of admiration
were uiboundednor were they nbaied when
they were led down into the cellar to exam
inc the exceedingly small machine by which
the gas was made"
We have seen IL stnted within n few DAYS,
in some of the Boston papers, that Mr. Paine
has disposed of his proprietary right in this
"Hydro Electric Light" for tho enormous
atin Of Eire LiiaalS - .iA!Laas-&-if- ristt.-'
dntrnt e.
yall that los been said Of this discovery
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22

iine Of ten OF hileen d1ars; aud rather lhdn
imprlson such crnlnafs Md thereby exclude
hem forever iEom sooley, tho law says 90
Iheni, "you may pay the pualty imposed for
your delinquency 10y your ,gboT-you may
60 and work for The indyidll who will pay
yhe amount ndludged again YOU for The
shortest Term offeViee." TheSennlor from
Louisiana Ia his address yesIer,iy, made al
fusion 10 the Vermont ros0luliopS IN rola-
ton 10 those resolutions ! fbull noINay any
thug on the present occasion, bul When |
have sufficient srengll, which hope ishRll
have Ia few days, and when ] come 10 lis.
cusH the general question now before 30
SENATE, may have something 20 say 10 re
gard 90 those resolutions.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22

~ respondents in o manner oreditable n b0ii
geullrmcn, and II rher clients fail of sn uc
quIllal 4 will not result from che lauk Of al
pbIe, PeTseyenng Hud earnest effort 20 save
them. faTrar spoke hours very ably Fetch
o., hours opening fpf defence,
Mf Dayit, States Attnraey, closed ule argH
ment-sa behsifof tho stre with review AID
se sHslysls Of he eg,deRee Presoaled IA a
style 90 elesTaBd foroible % % loave -Saeeo.
~ doubt u che prisoners guilt
The prisoners watched the proceedings
throughout Win the koeRest scrutiny, aed
7'Bdaol Dill" ever took oopious nalss Of the
trsUmoRy, When Marshall was Introduced
az a witness fl,eir demeSsor los' something Of
iis fpunrr confidence,
Tears started b the eyes Of Mrs Meadow,
whose face wears sorfowfui, heartbpken 81,
pfession, AID pleads louder aud stronger for
her husbands sequitlal than evidence oreoun,
sri eau do.
lis said that"iill' has been making from
,he stove pipe in his oeli a set False keys, by
which, had il not been for very recent and
timely discovery, lac would, undoubtedly, g.
capped from jail,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22
Gra ODmnEGWMTs
SATURDAY, JUNEI5. 1880
WhIg state Convention.

The Wings OF Vermont are requested "a
meet In State Convention at Montpelier on
Wednesday, the lzth day Of July neAt, ai-te.
O'Clock, u. NJ, Tor the purpose Of nominating
State Ticket and making other suitable pre-.
pafationa fof the coming election, In view
Of the Importance Of this election, being the
frat under our new constitution, Afull repre-.
scntaiion from every section Of the State is
earnestly invited. II 10 hoped that all The
members Of the County CoinmitteeF will be
present, as II will afford them an opportunity
II comforting together 20 adopt suitable meas.
urrS calculated Go continue the harmony and
success Of the party.
a Z. LYMAN, I
JUSTIN 4 MORRILL,, ,v,.- o.
DANIEL n. ONION, lug o.a''
PORTUS BAXTER, commune
ORRIN SMITH,
June 10th, 1850.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22

Gas. TATLo~ ASp ,MAsaAenusErrs.-T
letter Of Gov. BriEES 10 President Tay trans
hitting tbe Revelations unanimously passed
al the latr session ofihe Massachusetts Leg
islature, by which he was "oflieially author
iEcd and requested TO invite the President Of
the United States 20 visit that Common.
wealth." is replied to by the President, in a
short, comprehensive, "Old Zaek" style
lie regrets the necessity under which he sud.
denly returned to the seat of Government,
frim his tour las, year, and expresses strong
desire to again visit New England. the present
season. The "noise and confusion" in Con.
gress,may prevent his doing 90.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22
ANOTHER EXHIBITION or DOUGH,


The proceedings of~CongressN tho past
week were unusually interesting. We refer
the reader particularly To tho votes in the
Senate, June 5lh. The first test question
WATSON The amendment ofMr Chase Of Ohio.
The Wings Of tho North were united on tho
right eround-Mr Webster voting with them;
but he north pds beaten as usual BY LOCO
FOCO DOUGnFACES. The ayes were 25,
noes 30 Five Northern locns voted No.
to wit, Cass, Dickinson, Dodge Of IowN Jones
and Sturgeon. Had they voted aye, ilio de-
cision would have been reversed and free.
dom ,riumphed. Remember these gentlemen.
- !MEi.,ii.-hainrt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22
THE CROPS AT HOME AND ABROAD,

In our yieinily,t hough the season is late, the
growing crops except corn and that can hard
~ be eIeepted-promisc an abundant harvest,
Gram and Grass never looked better, and the
present warm weather is starting up the corn
rapidly, aud its color 10 healthfui. In other
parts Of the country, we hear 81 no unfA.
vorabe signs The notices Of the incoming
whoa, crop speak eneourSgingly, In a Por-
ton Of Ohio, the drought hSs been severe, bu,
it ia hoped no very great or extensive evilw
be- the result ------
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22
Wing County Convention.

The wings Of Orleans County are invited
10 meet in County Convention, on Saturday,
the 18th day of July, at lrasburgh, for NOM.
mating candidates Of County Senator, two as.
siHtant Justices Of County Court, Judge Of
Probate, High Bailh, Sheriff, and States At.
torney, and for the Transaction of any other
business which may then be deemed neeessa.
ry.
In consequence Of the action of the late
Constitutional Convention, the importance of
n, full attendance of tie various towns, by
their proper delegations, cannot be too highly
estimated Do not fail TO attend. lrwcll or.
gained, and that in season, we are sure Of
success in the coming election. We eauuo;
anticipate dcfrat but if Il be possible, IL will
only be on account ofour negligence Ia taking
carly steps TO secure harmony and concert of
scti6n.
To secure a representation which shall give
an equal voice to all sections of the County
and yet not consist Of an announcement mum.
bes OF delegates, the Committee have thought
IL advisable 20 fix the number for the several
towns ns followa .--nnc from each town and
one for every - Wing VOTES cast at tho lnst
election, which gives for Albany ., Barton .,
Bloomington 3, ChSrleaton ., Coventry 8,
Derby z, GloverA, Greensboro 2, Holland 3,
ifasburgh g, Jay /, Lowell ., Morgan 3,Ncw.
port 3, Salem ., Troy 3, WeEheld 2, weat.
ELIJAH CLEVELAND \ e.,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22

FoUSp Gutr-The jury returned a
verdict of Guilty aganN both wsrbuftou
aud Meadows, for CONTRIBUTING, 40 oharg.
ed IN the frat indictment, aud WarbuHon on
assoebd charge Of havirg ia his possession
bufglafiops implements, with intent TO break
into Banks, sc. The Court adiourned satur.
day evening 10 Thursday, TO dnish the Docket,
and 10 sentence the criminals.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22
ELIJAH CLEVELAND, } -.
-t MrfRtt tIsE M b1fS,ssirIo Co Com

W II has leaked out, aud is probably cor.
rect, that "Bristol Bill, and "Englsh Jim,
Of shs Groton gang of ssuntsrfeiterv, but whu
escaped the vigilance Of the officers when the
others were arrested, whilo>> this place, dur.
ing the sitting Of the Bank cssnmissioners,
entered a room at Curtis Hotel, aud took a
vaiise, carried it out behind the stable and
struck light and searched IT, Not finding
anything ofvplue they returned IL. It's lucky
that the gentleman owning the vaIise had"re-
moved bite deposits 10 safer place. They
were here several days, and with tina ,H4ea, 10
enter the Safc,uscd u depository of the spe.
Gle paid in by the Stockholders The Safe
was too narrowly watched for them to venture
upon the experiment. They lefl here, and
visited lrasburgh and StansteSd. "Enqlsh
Jim'--a strongly made and vigorous man
with Low--it ia stated upon authority, wen,
to Montpelier, with the purpose ofrobbinR the
Vermont Bank. They designed to do il rather
oPenly,-to "knock down tho cashier, secure
the money, ADD put the cashier into the vault
and look him in" The reason given for not
doing II is, that Mr. Page treated them so 20.
Hteiy their "hsarts failed he,a."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22

= 4i.N : AWHILE CoSvEsTIoN adjourned on
IL 80, g 'e-assenSle a, the SANG place, six
'Tf4iE5 y the adjOurament of Congress
NsNeia'lens and an address were passed
AlNsse W.T. ld6ut as much confusion in the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22

be true, it may be truly styled tho "greaitaI
discovery of lhe age"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22

out these days, for rogues The recent rob
berry Of the Milton aud Connecticut River
Banks chow that locks, bars doors 4 safes, are
bot tTaing obstacles 10 the ingenuity Of Bank
thieves, indccd,no Dank can now be consider
cd safe with the ordinary precautions. There
IL bot little doubt ofthe existence Of a laTgt,
Ingenious, aud we'll prepared company d,Bank
robbers, whose operations extend oil over the
Northern States, but whose head quarters arc,
perhaps, not yet ierrelled out Every bank
iug house should be made sleeping room by
night
The two eounteTisiiers, convicted at the re-.
cent urHSion ofthe Court, IN this Coun,y, IN.
doubleday belong 10 the company
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22

ffhr European harvcsts arc promising
yet -four Ia rather high. Unless something
should happen at home or abroad, very detri.
mental 70 the gEain ecapa. RE-Isalasl.-----,--
.thnk, deprcciale in price
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22

a Democratic (old lac, Ne suPpose) State
Convention, IL called by ID a. smHilby, aud
four others as a State COMMITTEE, TO meet
at Montpelier, on tho ilh ofJuly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22

CnAEGr o. TiHr,-Th frequent changes In
tho running Of some Of the stages hes made u
eEPedeni for us 10 pr,nt earlier IN ihe week
than formerly, and approaching other chang
re soon, We did not alter The day, in our col
umns Of isaulug our sheet Another change
" the stages, makes II convenient 10 Tolafn 10
our oid-1uEtum, and We sliall nov commence
striking on our paper on Friday afternoon.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22
rRIAL oF TnE coUNrERfEITERs.

IHIHH VI IIIN JUN I@IFI ~ '''''3'
Wa pahI4sls.s rfeiiy -fsii interesting
account (rcPoTlsd expressly fof our PaPeO Of
the Trial Of the CouatsHsitofs arrested ~ gro
ton, lasl winter, la consequences Of being
hlged 10 print a portion of our edition on
Thursday, 2 81, 10 meet the running Of GER
tain Of the mails, and having but a portion
Of the miHules Of the trial IN our possession at
that Tune We concluded to defer u, aud give
Il complete the present week and think II will
be- 90 satisfactory 20 most Of our readers, a. a
partial r6fl.It would have been last week.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22

The VttOmU missionary pays Judge Colla-
meF high compliment for the business and
intelligence displayed in the discharge of his
is''V-
ing friend of cheap postage ut the head of
the Department,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-03-13

talen benn Die ssttcren ksbairtcit has Setrasem
Der Sfnhhinsen ti bic ttraMe 9eiusita bab bic DC.
motratiftte Varfet unpopular geircrren lti.
SIN canton Sreiturs baten bic Nrtttftr srtlart,
ras bic Sfcntfihe Gafe, iptnn ie Nusanoern ltnters
ttntuns Sefabre, ben einbeimiiAcn 1rbetsrn init
riel 8ereteretn Grunbe beftn unb Arteit rertdbatn
foilte. I'm biefen 0sef1werben Gin Gnce 3u MAIDEN,
fhitte man eit neutt6enSl mad Orttn
Dies tcfrieristt jttcob bic 8sf1werbef,brtr ni6t.
Gs bat b cine tfarte oprcfitirn sesen Die raritale
SesierunS rpt Sreiturs tunb 8eseten an rtren
@tirj searteittt iritrce
Der @efanett her @dbwtil in 9,aris FAT ein8drei.
ben, biniihtli1 crr rcfitifEen Sluhtljnec In Der
@obpeii an nas ,,Scurnal bes Debate" scrid5tet.
CT temtrttc barn raB reren Qntabl anf 900 Der.
atsefbmclstn iei nit GinfhtuS ron $50 ppltn,
mei9e bic frans6lfdte Ssesicrnns nidt aufnebnen
ippt fcl9ti9 t5nnttn fie rer cerrcifii@en 8c8ies
ruts niht eintn Dorwanb iicfsrn (pic db pas Scnr-
nal pes Oetats ausbrif) cine Qrmce ron 100000
Wfann, r Der rreuBfben SOC, 900 Dfaiiit ju inters
baltcn. Scr o3efanSte febliest fein @trtiten NIT
bem Scmcrtcr, paB Die @hwei;erresicrun9 rcllfrm>
men ttret fet aile St1ttinse 81 perjasen pelde
bic ibnen ae,pabrtt 9atffreunptbaft n,i6trau6ttn
unb ret Na6tartaatcn eiiltn gerecbten 8rtnb jur
Stunrubtsun9 liefrten.
po(ct. Sn bictem Austntlif sebt bic xrurren.
anbatfuns i'm GeniSrcieb 9Dplen rirtl!1 n's unSc.
benre es 9itt weit ttnb trcit tcn Scrf mrrn aud
nur cine .6ittte RON 8eiasuns fret mare; IN 9alifa
fefttf fiebt tan gest,Ddrtig nur ruffte Offi;itre
bic m it 10 titprner 3abl anscbauft batet,, cab fat
jeccs oaus in Gin Dffisersauartier bat nsctpanbelt
,perben mifTtr.
Gnalanp. Die G6niain pictcria mar brcr Jeie.
pertunft su tabe, utt pas parlament 1T perfen er.
fffncn 1u tSnntn. Sreue Did, Dplf BON Gnslane,
Su wirtt be,nnah talc anf9ernfsn ,perbcn etern
,ettn farttliden SauIen3cr Gin unmabscs Gtntcms
men 5u ilhcrn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-03-13

" flir bic Sueorpcrdticu Der G!euelanc,
8csipaif unb T0lstr Giitnbahnseftuihaft
Nerr papne 6erishtffs tie TlG iur Sucors
poraticu tsr ptmsrcp sparsnanllalt snrad
nit BerbefTsrua9eu ia 8esua auf bic perl5a.
3 lid,e Beranflpcrflihfeii Der Stc6baiter, unb
aomit ber 8 Aafsl, oaB bas eapital Der sln-
. Gait ipie ancsres Gissnthum beiienert tper
ben ica. Die BilI pafFrte; mit tenieiben
@erte0frnnstn paiGyte bic Sta sur Snccr-
pcraticn Der Mebina Gplranlalf.
Bsice S,duftr Derfasten I'D, biz Ciemifls
Ratmitsas am libr, nm Ger Giniacuna
cts prdTrenten Der Giientahnseieafhaft gu
fctsen unb cine prObtfabrt dni Der nen ers
/ 6nneten Balm mad, Cincinnati 10 nebmen.
Die Mitslieber fuhren nit benz yaarhmi.
taassu9e ab unc spercen erit am DienifaB
Hadmittas niecer iuriiffetren.
s* s1 h Cienaae, S. Wirs.
Die @eeesebsr ffno beute Madmittaa
$ con ibrer Grhclnnssreiie suradsefebrt Sm
Genate tpar feiR Nucrum 8egenpirtie.
Dad 5ans pertnste I'D, bis Dsossen friib.
s4sa Miitwcd 6 Wirs
SIN beibsa Niaferu Wnrbsn eine WafTs
Bntlhriften siHgereiht uno p;sie eosalHas
ncn ben @caimittemt ,urildbrrishtcs.
Sm Senate be,iebtete S,r. Blafe eincu
Bs1tlnB fur bic 8e,ablans as,pilftr Sums
men (ocn $50 tss 800 Cc0ars) an bic assr;s
te, bic spdhrenb Der @hclera-3eit ben Strdfs
linsen i'm biefssn Staaissefdnsnfs ir;b
ali6en 0eiifano Ieiiieten, nno fur bic 9e.
J Sahlnns pom ESQ an jsecu Gsefinsniewadjs
ttr, Der wibrenb bes Batbsns Der Cholera
anf ieinem goilen blis6.
6err Wbitman nclIfe .,s50" aus8cftris
Aeu unp e50Ofar Die @efiusnierdhtsr Elm,
9sfhaItes haben, lein 8oridIeg iparSe Don
Burns, Denniion uno .@dley unterlflst
uno ron Blafs beitritten.
Der Belhlu8 pures mad, tarier Esbatte
6errn EennAcn lbertrasen.
Die BiI Wsld,e .seH @espobnern non aib,
lamb Gountp srlaubt, easibsr ab,ullimmea.
-cb ihr eonntpfls Serlest tpsrren lca coer
aidt rief eiae lkbkafte Cebne beruor,
Bnrns ~rad 9esen, gBbitmau unb @dIep
Apradsn fir bic Bill bic ,nlsBt ibre ,tpsite
eeinn9 pnfiIrte.
Die Btl ,ur sluslesuns elmer Strase BON
&bercdee mad, ,bem WiamifuBe wuree Yws
sscrfsu.
9aHs.- Das wAtisite @eiddft tes
Aaules mar bic paiilzaus Der Bia, Gle bas
Def.aatmahen geridhider 8e1fdufe ,f. ID
oentfden Bldttern (mc frthe erfdeiHea)
aatbcriTrt. lie Bill pafiIrte nit % sgen
% Simnren.
Die Serrn 995cter, 9eitrr. Sps0man nno
s@iG 4prahen fur oe Sia, prIcomt, Date
uno anosre bagesen. .-Q1n peroen xahfte
@cte cuf Die csbntte ,uriffomuen. tg8b.
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