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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27
|. WILKINSON.

FELLOW CITIZENS OF RIoHMosD Il
again announce MI self candidate for ths Office of
SERGEANT, which you in your kindness ell scted me
to one year ago. l have endeavored faithfully 10
discharge every duty which has devoved upon me;
ard i'll hsye failed in any, it error Of the head
End net OF the heart II you again give ne your suf.
rages, pledge myself TO every exertion to pre-.
mote your interest and to discharge tie duties of the
office with credit to myself RESPECTFULLY
NH 26-tde MARTIN M LIPSC(iMR
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CAMPBELL.

To THE VOTERS OF THE CITY.-To pre-
vent the many false rumors that / did not mean to
be candidate for reelection. announce that am,
and will continue to be, candidate for reelection
until after the first Wedn esdsy In April next.
NH 9--tde A. MICHAELS.
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To THE VOTERS OF THE Cry OF RICH
MoND.---I respectfully announces myself candidate
for reelection to the Office of uperntendent of the
City Water Works. JAMES L. DAVIS.
NH 92-dtdk
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/ AM a candidate for re election to the
Office of City Collector. JULIUS A. HOBsON.
NH 22-dtds
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Reconnaissance few days since, Mr..
T. q RYAN. ofthis city, had one of his hands badly
injured by the premature discharge of his fowlipg
niece while shooting robbins. He was in the act Of
loading his gun, when it accidentally exploded,
tearing the feshy part OF the hand badly.
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Rlorous.-William Jones ann.,r.d /.

RIoTous.-William Jones appeared be-
fore Alderman Farrar yesterday morning. 10 an.
swer the charge of riotous and disorderlv CON
duct In the street on Sunday last, while under the
ia fight. The evidence proved that as the accnsad
was passing along quietly, he was sssailed bv ed.
ward Morris, and that he did no more than defend
himself. He was therefore discharged -
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To THE VoTERs OF THE CITY OF R,cY
AoHD IL respectfully announce myself a candidate
Tor rs-election to the Office of CAETAIN or THE
NIGHT WATCH. -I-
NH T-tde "A WITYINSnH
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UNDERGROUND OPERATIONs.-The abO-
iitionists are yet at work ia our city, removing
slaves from the State, by their underground opera,
lions. On Thursday night last valuable negro
man, named John, the property of Mr.. A. Inloes
made his escape and has not since been heard of.
We have little no doubt, that this fellow has
made his way to land by the Rappshannock, York,
or Pamunkey rivers, where he will endeavor to
secure passage some of the small wood craft
and thereby effect his escape to the North The
people in those sections of the country should
keep a look out for strange servants, and arrest
them whenever they make their appearance.
We have In our midst number of abolition en-
| isssries who are enticing slaves 10 leave their
homes, where they well fed, clothed and att
tended to In sickness to fee to the North TO have
the privilege of starving as thousands of fuetives
| are now doing-not for any love they have for the
negroes or any desire to see them frse-but for ths
| almighty dollar which these ignorant creatures
earn, in various ways, while under the control of
| their mssters. Slaves in Virginia, and in Rich
nond particularly, are the hsppiest class of labor
| ers In the Union. They have no cares for the
morrow-nO families TO provide for, no notes to
pay, no responsibilities to meet-nothine but their
regular duties to perform-to eat drink and be
merry-and would never think of leaving their
happy homes but for the serpent tongued emssa-
ries, who whisper hopes In their ears that can
never be realized, and who induce them to com
init crime to raise means to get them 10 the North
where they have the glorious privilege of starving
in damp cellars and in the open air. Would that
these satanic agents could be detected, and made
to feel the hardsnps their mercenary acts are u-
posing on ignorant slaves by inducing them to fee
to the Morrill, and all for the almighty dollar
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ALMOST DEsrRucrlvEFI Rx.--About a
o'clock Yesterday afternoon, wAile one ofthe en-
pIoyses iu Messrs. Purcell, Ladd e. Cos. large
drug store corner of 14,h and Main streets, was en-
ragged In removing goods in their cellar. . huid
lamp wasknoeked over and broken, the fiuid I'M"
medateiy taking fire and spreading over tne Moor;
Being unable to extinguish the farnes he hastened
into the street and gavethe alarm but
with such rapidly that Ia the course OF rev nun,
utes the flames had ignited the outside OF several
barrels OF ETHEREAL oil and spirits ofturpentine ana
threatened destruction to the entire square For.
tunasely, several members OF Phoenix Company
were promptly on the spot with their apparatus,
when Messrs Francis and Charles johnson, know
ing the inevitable destruction that must follow the
bursting of one of the barrels. rushed into the ce-
lar. and by the aid of good stream OF water sues
ceeded In extingushing the flames and saving thou
sands of dollars worth of property.
We understand that there were over fifty barrels
of burning fluid oil and turpentine In the cellar in
which the fire occurred. Several of the barrels
were badly charred, and one or two of them had
the hoops burned through. Had the firemen been
two minutes later, no power on earth could have
seved the building, aud hundreds of persons had
gathered around Ii, the explosion that must have
followed the bursting of the barrels, would doubt
less have destroyed many lives.
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To THE VOTERS OF The CRY OF RICH
MoND.-I respectfully announce myself candidate
tor reelection to the office of Register of the City
Water Works. M L. STRATTON
NH 22-dtd<
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PA p Z K.
JAMES WOODHOUSE & CO. have

- -
JAMES WOODHOUSE g. CO, have
~ just received full assortment Of
Foolscap PapsT-ruled and plain.
Letter Paper-ruled and plafu-various aualitiss
Bill Paper-long and brosd-au qualities
Bath Post-for ladies' use-white wovs,crsan laid
6utf, amber and rose colored--ruIsd aad plain. !
Note Paper in endless variety.
Packet Post and Commercial Post--for mercantile
purposes.
Folio Post-ruled and plain.
Flat Cap-Demy. medium, royal and super royal
wrappers-for the manufacture of blank books
Wrapping Paper-vsricus qualities
Enveloping and Post Office Papers,
White and colorsd medium Printing Pspers
Hardware Paper.
Large white Paper for wrapping silks.
Tissure Paper.
Drawing Paper-ell sizes.
Tracing Paper
Cross Section Paper for engineers
. Profile Paper for do.
Glazed Paper for book and pamphlet covers
Mourning Paper
Thesis Psper for medical students,
Oil Paper and Horn Paper
Mouocromatic Board.
Bristol Board.
Bonnet Boards-whitA and blue.
Perforated Boards.
All of which will be sold low, at wholesale or 70.
tail. mn 27-St
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PeIs0NIEG DoGs.-The slauoh,.. or A.
canine Species by the aid of strichnine !. .no
ted -Four dead ones were taken from Govas.a.
aad Broad streets yesterday morning. o'ofnof
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The WEATHER continues cold and dry,
| and the streets are filled with dust
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In reply to the enquiry of MANY Voters
in different parts OF the city, declare myself can
didate for the Office of Superintendent of the City
Gas Works and If it should be the pleasure of nv
tellowcitzens to elsat me to this post pledae nv
best exertioHs to fill 1t to the satisfaction Of the
whole community. Respectfully,
NH S2-tde THOS. H. WINNIE
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HARD SKuLL.-Two negro fellows got
ILL., oincalty near the County Court House yes.
stone and gave the other violent blow over the e
Eye; cutting the skin badly and causing the blood
20 now WI, Freely but doing serious injury. Astbe
Us.e .n. come before the Mayor, we deem II IN
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ArrEMpr AT IsoEslIARIsM.-Last Sun

ATTEMPT AT INCENlIARIsM.-Last Sun
day morning, between the hours Of 9 and 10 o'clock
Mr.. VIM. A. Wright, who resides on 26th street
Church Hill, near Springfield Hall, discovered thai
his house was filled with smoke, and on looking
around to ascertain the cause, found that it pro-
ceeded from chamber In the attic, which appear
ed to be on ise The alarm was Immediately given
10 the neighborhood, and as soon as water could
be procured the door was forced open and the bed
discovered to be on fire. The flames were extin-
guished as quick possible, though not until the
bed and several other articles were consumed or
ruined On making an examination since then, 1t
has been ascertained that the fire had been placed
under the bed and had burned the washboard
window frame and bedstead, besides smoking and
discoloring the painted work in the room. There
is very little doubt that the ire was kindled by one
of Dir. Wrghts servants, as there were no stran-
gers on the place at the time, but which one 1t is
impossible to say The house is owned by MI. A.
w Richardson, and is fully insured by the Virgil
MIA Fire and Marine Company.
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MARTIN VAN buren, AND Louis NAFo-
LEos.-The recent interview between Mar
tin Van Buren, and Louis Napoleon must
have been one of great interest to both par
ties. We do not know whether the two il
lustrious personages were ever acquainted
with each other in former days, though Louis
Napoleon once visited New York, and on one
occasion was putin Jail for his rowdyism
and may have had occasion for lawyer. It
would be pleasant to see two such men TO.
gether, men who, each in his own country,
had filled so large space in public affairs.
and who had mingled so much with mankind
and studied them so closely. We are not
permitted to know however, as the Paris
correspondent of the New York Herald re.
marks, what they said about the Eastern
question; the rumored visit of an enyoy of
the Gear to Washington, with an offer for the
cession OF the Russian territories in Amer.
ca to the United States the return ot Mr.
Soule; the progress of Know -Nothineism
the revelations of Wyckoff, and the grand
ball of the 2ad February.
1t would have been pleasant to have ssen
TWO such frank ingenious, confiding spirits
as Van Buren, and Louis Napoleon in unre.
strained social intercourse. They are SO
much alike; both so conscientious and nm.
selfish; so honest and straight. forward in
their character and purposes; so free from
al art and indirection; SO devoted to mir
ciple andsoscornful of mere policy; 40 much
sweet simplicity about both of them,-who
would not be delighted to see these two chill.
dren of nature holding each other by the hand
and opening their inmost hearts to each 9th.
er.
Congenial souls Jonathan and David !.
Perhaps MIR. Van Buren, will accompany
Louis to the Crimea, and share the tolls and
glories of an Eastern campaign.
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BOOKS ON THE BESTTERMS.-The
9SprinR aurftlu of ROCKS and STATIOMERY La

ROUho UN TIE BEST TEKMS.-Ihe
Dspdns suoply OF BOOKS and STATIONERY is
TO hsnd and am better pre- pared than usual TO oHsr
70 OLD and new customers. inducements to make
their surchases at 12l Main street, Rishmond. The
prices are low and terms cash. SIX months credit
those who pay promptly.
The stock conssts OF Law; Medicine; Theology !;
Ciasscs Biography; History; Juvenile; Poetry; Che.
lntstry; Philosophy; Mechanics; Mathematics; Ny
thology; Education; Botany Logic; Political; Mora-
t,; Voyages and Travels; Agriculture; Novels; Militia
"; Greek; Latin; French; Spanish; Italian; Hebrew
Miscelleuy and school Books. - :
Blank Beoas; Cap. Letter. Note and Wrapping Pa.
per; Bonnet Boards QaillS Steel and Quill Pen,.
lnkstand; Ink end Powder; Sand and Boxes. red
Tsps ard Twine; Waters; Envelopes; Glstss: slsts
and Led Fencils; Coiorea Pictures and Frames Gs !.
violins saa sovG FiateG Ffss: Gaitars; Violis and
~ ROoKBINDING In superior style.
NH 17--d6 rrN-see---~~s-s j w, RANDOIput
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TO THE AFFLICTED.-Dr = HT1FT

4 will guarantee = good, sound and permanen at
philis In all Its forms, Bubos, Phymosis. Psrs'nby
mosis. Ulcers of the Throat, Nose, Palate or Bndyy
Blotehss the Face, Body or Limbo, CTaniaI Evus''
tons also, Eruptions on the Body. A'su Up
Gonorhra will be Permanently cured withont On -.
use Of Baisam, Mercury or other obnoxious drn,s
Persons afects with ursthal discharges or ash,,
ity OF the urinary organs those who are an
from the destructive habit Of youth, who have hss
absndopsd 20 die By other phX.cisns may be spssd.
lily cured BY applying 70 Dr. BUET. Ofics on Gov.
Persons At distance can be cured by letter. MAJ
paid. stating case and enclosing smalf fss
moderate. All consultations sffietly consS.rtssi
Price Of medicins per package IS, WHO'S. h most
easeA proves sufficient 70 perform cure n,h27-l s
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"Ex.PaxsrpKNT" WALKxa.-The San Pranc,.co

Herald, Of Feb. %, ssys:-
Colonel VIM. Walker has, We understand. re.
eelved grant Of fiifystwo thousand acres Of iand
from the government Of Nicaragua, and Intends 10
eaa about the 10Th of March for the port Of Rsaleo
The grant has condition OF coloniz Atom annexed,
and the grantee proposes 10 convey ons hupdred
and any sn 70 the land ceded him by the State Of
D'iearsugs.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CITY Gas
WoRKs,-To the citizens Of Richmond Allow us to
call your attention to the claims and qualifications of
Mr.. Thomas III. Wynns, as proper person to be vo-
ted for at the approaching charter election TO fill the
Office of Superintendent of the City Gas Works -
mr Wynne ia the able and efficient engineer of the
large establishment of the Meesrs. Talbot & Brother
of this city, and at present tire able Corresponding
Secretary of the Virginia MechsncS Institute In
presenting his claims before you for this Office we
place him his merits and qualifications as a
superior mechanic, being eminently qualified and
well fitted TO take charge manage erect, and control
the entire operations of the City Gas Works. in all
their various plans and designs We VIII say Mr.
Wynne Is practical mechanic, having served his
time in this city-we know his moral and intellectual
worth, and his eminent qualification for this Office
NH 21-6t MANY VOTERS OF RICHMOND
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NEW MusIc.-We have received from Mr.. P. Fl.
Taylor, three pieces Of Music, recently published
By Firth, Pond & Co., of New York The Wifes
Appeal. Song written by Allie Vernon 81 take
your Hand In Nine. Wiliie," ballad BY G. p. Nor.
yis; and the Sweet Brier Polka. These pieces ara
sostsn up in handsome style and We are WILLING to
take M. Tsylors word for their musical merit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

Ok BBLS. N RTHERN APPLE
~ BRANDY-For sale low 10 eloaa ~ I'm.
nediatsly, b. RAWLINGS MILLER,
mn ~ Cosnef Cary snd Reasl &c.
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LOST.

I OST-SOme where in Richmond--a
II BOND for 800, for the hire of my son William
The finder will be rewarded by leaving the same at
this Office ANDERSON SIMONS
NH N-lt* Manchester.
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STRANGE LIGHrs.-The days of witch
ceraft seem to be returning. We are credibIv in
iormed that there are two houses ON Church Hill.
not great distance from "Blakey's farm. one n
large and the other small one ia which STRANGE
lights and unaccountable confusion, are freoueptiv
seen and heard, in the dead heur of night Roth
the buildings occupied, but the tenants remain
In them with fear and trembling; and will no doubt
vscate the premises at their earliest conyenience
1t may be that the ghosts of departed spirits
selected these two castles for their orgies during
the cold weather, that each of the families have
somnsmbuist In it; but whatever the cause, tbs
strange lights have created as great a consterna-
abode in that section of the country.
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1 IGHTNING RODS.-PROTEC or

II UnIn TIST@rr - : - y "a = /
- YOUR HOUSES AND PERSONS t-STrp
BINS h MILLER, having been engaged In thi, ciiv
and the surrounding country for a number of vesys
past, 10 putting up LIGHTNING RODS, and bsyins
az they beieve given entire satisfaction would in
form the public that they still prepared to nut
up, either IN town or country, LIGHTNING RODS
made by the most approved makers.
Thankful for past patronage, they remarkable
continuance from the public. -
Orders may be addressed to then. through the
Richmond Post Office, Box ~ NH 7Ssms
SPRING SILKS THAT ARE SPRING
~ siLkS-FOR CASH.-NOW Is THE TIME
ciai attention sinyited to and splendid assort
ment Of Spring Silks, cheaper than ever Notice:
at SO cents, richly worth $l0O
1000 yards elegant plaid glossy Silks at 62I cents
1000 yards good thick plaid French Silks at rs eta
Fine, grades Of China Black and other kinds at
unusually low prices. C. A. GWATKiN,
inn N-Stn I6i Main street.
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A CAR D-To MY FELLow-oITIzsNs
WITHOUT DIsTINcTIoN OF PARTYi-At the EARNEST
solicitation of many friends in various parts of the
city, who think deserve better situation than the
one now hold, most respectfully announce myself
candidate at the ensuing municipal elections for
the office OF City Sergeant Should the office be
conferred on me, pledge myself to employ the
most competent assistants. which will enable me
discharge the duties with entire satisfaction to the
public. beg leave also, at this time to notify NV
friends, that the duties of the humble Office now
hold in the Police department. will deprive me the
pleasure of seeing MANY of them in person between
this time and the election must therefore be con-
tent to commit my interest into their hands trust
ing that the day of battle they will appear at the
polls in strong phalsnx and cast their votes for one
who has gone through rain, hail and snow and served
them so long for such small remuneration
Respectfully, your friend
And feliow-citizen,
NH std CLEMENT WHITE
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A MOTHER ExPLOSION-The His

A MOTHER EXPLOSION-T His
"A tory Of the Hen Fever, by Burnham, the slit
tie 'Un;"-Sl IS
The Lamplishter, lone of rs, 900 publishsd;j 81.
Kate Ayiesford; by Peterson; l 90.
Capt Canot, the African Saver; q.
Katharine Ashtoa--a novel; vols; so.
Virginia Comedians 2 vols; ! 90. ~ .z-rfy
Chestnut Woods novel; 2 vols; so.
The Hive and Bee n anter; Is.
Farmingdsle--s novel; 90.
The Lofty and Lowly-a novel; 2volsi 90.
Pepy's Diary; 8vo; vols. fine; IL 90.
DsBow's Industrious Resources vols on.
Goldsmith's Works; 8vo; vols; tine 90.
Napier's Peninsular War: 90.
Cosas Espanns- Travels in Spain; 90.
Satire and Satirists; by Hsnn-y; 75c.
Ida Norma; By Mr.. PHELPS; 2S xE
The News Boy; by Mrs. Smith; LIS.
woifsrt's Roos:; By Irving; Is.
Memoirs of Nspoleop; by O'AbrsnteE vols; %.
Lewis Americsn Sportsman; 80.
Frank ForTestel's Field Sports; fvols; $50.
Valentine's History Of New York; 80,
History OF Louisiana; 2 90.
Constitution of the United States zoo.
Vests Analysis of the Holy Bible; 5 90.
For sale by BUFFERS SIMMONS,
Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.
NH 2T-3,f i57 Msie street.
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I .OST.-On Sunday afternoon, between
~ the residence of the late DR.. Carrn gton and the
Burial Ground, on 'Church Hill, porte monnaie,
hundred dollar note, twenty dollar
note Virginia money, gold dollar and some change
reward of $50 will be given for the return of the
porte monnsie and contents at
NH 27-lt* THIS OFFICE
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HANDSOME BINDING were shown
yesterday, In Mr.. J. w. Randolph's establishment,
a music book bound by one of his workmen which
we do not think can be excelled anywhere. The
binding 10 In Turkey morocco, and In style IA nov
ell as 1t IL beautiful Those who desire to have fan
~ binding done will not be apt to send their orders
North after seeing this splendid lob
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4 PPIE BRANDY.-lO barrels choice
Nh snsashAnpsos' 1syW Ises' WAEIicrI SON.
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OST-On yesterday, between Broad and
H 18th streets and Corinthisn Hall. or at CORN
THAN Hail. lady's Gold BREASTPIN, with one
large set The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leavne the same at the Dispatch office.
NH =
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A full assortment Of Groceries, Wines.
"A Liquors md ssaara. which the trade are invited
to examsne. for sa1s q pleasing terms n
l1WLIN0e MILLER.
.nh "a Conner Cary and Ressl %
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ENJAMIN PITCHER,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-11-17

en9sl i'm Stmntel Sefrsut 1aben piirSer, penn le midst
gar 3u br9 ptsu wpbnten.
sSte MAIDEN aif bic 4n,ei9e bes Sra. Beil6ader
alfihsrtiant, Der in feinem eofal an Ma;narset neben
lstaem sSsinsei6aft einen 8ierzSalon srSHnst Bat, Der
an @sra,tmisfeit ale anSeren a6ertriFt. Sr. SO. Yer.
lGentt jest eta a~,tssesei4nstes SlaI6entier, has Die
9robs bait ltb 9eprptt Si werbsn Yerpient.
0alt battea mir in nnlerem itGttiIdeu Seridtc
gu ermabnrn ~Ser9ellen, bab mir in, 9aufe bieIer gScde
ftteh Sub- unp 5etsrta9 Dntten anb spar nit bcbcr
pbri9teitlsAst 8eipiltsun9. @~efeiertt 1T an ar Idcn nor
ben, wie eS sber nit Der guBe ftaub, srrn,Soen mir
ntbt St entidcirca. sSir wi0er, MIR, bae In alien Sir.
den @pttcsDiehit mar, bic meittn @eldafte eeIblcfen
anp @Urs Gin fettasli6 &leib am nnp RE Srnntaase
n'aSte Der 6rSlnn,isfeit anS NadNenlisbe ppr3ebunpen
bate; Dap nle Spaben ss1n Mcitem in Der Tunpc
ntdt idser warren Dor 9rceea unb tleinen @6ihsen, pab
%Saserbter I'M greile fat %seftie9et mare, bic CONNER
rep. Serbf@trtbi6aflen wicber CHINA Safe batten,
anp Dap aif &sd's 5arm cine @elealhaft Spn,taes<
Sa9er lih ein9eflnbsn, Die in grmanaeIina nils
Der Stibrer sa9me iAp1er unb am ipGttn atenp in ter
euBta9lidlten Stimm,,n9 bier e%intrafen. 9as lit pas
9ttrelte Bib iencs Seittascs, ,no es tlirb fur infer
etren ni6tS anberss iitrig, ais ben 0bariIGer ,a lpic.
len, an Die Srnit gu ldla9cn uno su lasen: 5err @ptt
ih harfe Dir, baB ih ni6t Bin ,pie tielr bterl
9Sir meden ~btejehtgen I'M rrer 9rfcr, ipelhe nod
ansebbrise In Geati6lanb laben uno bic Fe burb cit,
3ei6en itrcr eietc sa %erfrsuct %serentsn, auf bic @n,iac
SO acknowledgements" aufmsrtlam.
= Sas NarI9a1freets 3beater crfreut RA eiues
rc6t 3ablreiden gcludbs ithp Itt, ipie mir bSSre,, Nlat.
9tadcl nit 5rn SaYlrr wrsen ilberlaiIuns peIeltet AMI
einisc atcnps it rnterbanSluns sstrsten Ieiu.