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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-05

The Rev. DR.. Baird has stated that 'little
or no wine is drank in France in pure state,
except it may be at the wine press. The
dealers purchase it at the vineyards in pure
state, but in their hands it is entirely changed
by adding drugs or distilled spirit"
The dyers in Manchester (England) say,
"the wine brewers are running away with oil
the best logwood;" and the London people
say, "If you wish TO get genuine Port, you
must 60 yourself to Oporto, make yOur 0wn
,rine, and ride outside the barrel all the way
home"
1t was Napoleon who says: "strange as it
may appear, when want my good headw work
done, | choose a man-proyided hs educa-
tion has been suitable-with q long nose.
His breathing is bold and free, and his brain,
as well as bis lungs and heart, cool and clear.
In my observations Of men, | have almost
invariably found long nose and head togeth-
er."
A DRowsY DAMsEL.-The Rockville lind
Republican tells the most extraordinary rob-
berry story that We ever heard. 1t says that
some fellow entered the house of MIR. Jesse
Wright, ofthat (Burke) county, and robbed
the room of Mr.. Wright's daughter, who was
sleeping in her bed. After plundering as
much as he could, he proceeded very coolly
! to steal the earrings out Of the ears Of the
drowsy damsel. Then he pulled the rings of
her fingers, and thinking still that he hadn't
made the robbery complete, he cut all the
hair off one side of her head. And he accom-
plished it all without waking the girl.
A Western paper says 1.-THE editor OF
this paper wants to marry somebody. Now
don't misunderstood hs; We are not adyerti-
sing for wife. We wish to marry two
people; nor are we Mormon. From looking
over tho new statutes, it appears that justices
of the peace are allowed two dollars as fee
for solemnizing marriage. We are in want
of money and wish TO marry couple for two
dollars"
QUAINT Recommendations is an inscrip.
tion on q tombstone at La Point Lake Su-
perior, which reads as follows John Smith,
accidentally shot as mark of affection by his
brother" This, says the North Carolinian,
reminds us OF one ON tombstone near San
Diego, which run as follows "This yere is
sakrid TO the nnemery Of William Henry
Skraken, who cnm to deth by being shot
with Colts revolver-one Of the old kind
brass mountid and Of such is the kingdom o1
heaven"
.CouNrERFEITs. Gold Dollars
are being in circulated in Baltimore in large
numbers. They are made Of tin, of the size
of the new emission, and galvanized and are
easily ben. with the fingers.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-05

RAIN-wATER AS A Rain-water
is the purest water in the world. DIR. Flem-
ing, of the water-cure at Rochester, allows no
other water to be used in his family or Office.
lie passes this water through a filter, which
separates from it every offensive taste, and
eXtraneous matter. Its taste is better than
any well or spring water. In oil locations
where water Is defective, the evil can be rem
odied by the use of rain water. The miasmas
of fever and ague countries can be completely
cured by proper use Of this simple remedy.
The apparatus for filtering, sufficient for one
family. can be procured for from three to
eight dollars
The writer while riding in the cars near
Biughamton, saw two brothers, healthy look
ing men as you would see among ten thou
sand, who had spent some twenty-five years
in the lowlands of Indiana. In conversation
with one of them, he attributed his uniform
good health to the constant use Of rain water.
They were lawyers, and one Of them the Pre-
sident of the United States Senate, and OF
course acting Vice President of the United
| States, 1--WE want great names 10 gre force 10
little truths no.c. a -dayS.) Mr.. Brights mode
| of purifying rain water, is to get it from win
| ter SHOWS, which gives it in its pure state, or
when obtained from summer rain lets ii stand
some three weeks, when it will undergo pro-
cess of fermentation, the eXtraneous matter
will evaporate leaving the article pure. Wa
ter put up for sea voyage will grow slimy
and nauseous after a few days embarcatiOn,
yet will become pure in three weeks. Pure
even as coming from the hand of the Creator,
when it was first pronounced good together
with everything then made; very good
Corning San.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-05

ARABIAN HORSES FOR BALrIMoRE.-Mr.
w. M'Donald, OF Baltimore, who has been
for some time travelling in the East, has pur-
chased, in Arabia, two fine specimens Of the
Arabian horses. These horses are thus sllu-
ded to in Galignanis Messenger Of late
date:
"All who take on interest in horses will be
pleased to hear that praiseworthy essay to
improve the native American breeds-the
best trotters in the worldly all infusion of
pure Arabian blood, has just been made by
an American gentleman, Mr.. w. MDonald,
of Baltimore. While on an Eastern tour, he
purchased, at Damascus, superb gray mare,
"Fatime," four years old, fifteen hands high,
and beauty in every respect and at Con
stantinople five year old mare, "Zulema,
which is described as unrivalled for temper
and speed.-These horses have safely arrived
in Paris, en- route to the States. MI. NJ.
Donald also takes home rich collection oI
Eastern and modern antiquities which will
give the Inhabitants of Maryland an excellent
idea of tho manners and customs Of the
natives OF the far East"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-05
IMMENSE EXCITEMENT!! J!
Revolution in the Dry Goods Business !!
r r. & 7, E. KLINE

HespectfuIly announce to their friends and the
s,tplic in general that they have received at their
.s,oye in Upper Augusta township, Northumber-
JnuJ county Pa, at Kline Grove their Spring
and Summer GOODS, and opened to the public
n general assortment of merchandlze &c.
Consisting in part of Cloths, black and fancy
s,ass'mers, Satnetts, Checks, Kentucky Jeans
sogothar with a general assortment of Spring
ana Summer Goods adapted 10 all classes oil per-
sons.
Ready made Clothing, consisting of Goats and
Vests.
Simmer Shawls, Ginghams, Lawns, Ducals,
Callcocs, black Silks 9c. -,
Also a fresh supply Of Drugs and Medicines
Groceries 4c., of all kinds.
new supply of Hardware, Queensware,
wooden ware Drooms 3c.
large assortment OF boots anu ohoes sui'a
BILE for men women and children.
HATS AND CAPS.
School Books, Stationery, Envelopes, Ink &c.
FISH AND SALT.
And all goods usually kept in country store
Cone and see, Come one, come all.
The public are respectfully Invited to call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
All of the above named stock OF goods Will pe
sold positively at low prices for cash, or IN eh
change for country produce at the highest niu'
ket price. ,,.;a
Thankful for past favors we hope by s'r'c
attention to business to merit a continuance o.
the same.
Klines Grove, Pa, May l6, 1911
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-05

A NUT FOR WHIsKEY DRiNKERs.-The
crops of Harrison county this year, unless
cut short, will be very great. We will have
to haul to the depots on the railroad, which
runs through the middle Of the county, 3OO,-
900 bushels of wheat, 100000 bushels OF rye.
and 10000 bushels of barley. Thousands
upon thousands of barrels Of corn must be
hauled to the Devils Pass, there to make
good old Bourbon, Notwithstanding it is
made in Harrison, and if you will but drink
this good old Bourbon, made in Harrison by
the Harrisonites, with their improvements of
logwood, arsenic. cockroacbes, and molasses,
it will eat up your bowels in less time than
Solomon built the temple.-cy"thiana (Ky')
NeuS,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-05
The camels in the Southwest.

A correspondent of the Richmond Exami-
ner, writing of the progress of the Southwest
Expedition, speaks as follows Of tho camels
which have been imported to do duty on that
route:
"The camels used by us are said to be very
superior ores, and certainly present far
more slightly appearance than the miserable
creatures which have been exhibited to
crowds in the strolling menageries that some
times visit your city. They are purchased
for the government as o choice lot, and may
doubtless be regarded as fully capable Of
testing the utility Of their species in crossing
the wide extended plains lying between the
Mississippi Valley and the Pacific Ocean.
"With their pack saddles. on, which are not
often removed, they stand about eight feet in
height. Their general conformation does not
indicate great strength, in which, perhaps,
they do not much if at all exceed the horse I;
but their fitness for tho travel westward, if
the result proves their fitness at all, consists
in their capacity to endure the want Of food
and water They are said to be very hardy,
manifesting but little choice in their food,
seeming, in fact, to prefer that in which other
quadrupeds find but little nutriment, such as
twigs, the leaves Of trees, and even sticks,
when pressed by hunger.
"They are very docile, and are easily man.
aged. Their gait is slow, but their stride is
greater than that Of horse, being about
three feet in length, and with steady travelling
they will average 81 miles per hour.
They do not kneel to receive their load,
as has been stated, at the word of command (;
but with kir-r-r. kr.r-r, and q gentle pres
sure upon the neck. or pull upon their
halters, they assume the recumbent position.
at has also been stated that when too
heavily laden they refuse to rise, and utter a
piteous cry. j have not seen one overloaded,
but their cries are uttered to express their
distress or dissatisfaction at oil times. When
half suppressed, they are the same as the
lazy grunt Of hog whose repose is rudely
disturbed but when enraged il is much more
wild, and greatly like that of Bengal tiger
when his keeper 'stirs him up with o long
pole
1--WE bad about GOO pounds of corn on each
of them for the first day or two, after leaving
Howards Ranch; but each duy reduces it
by feeding until we lay in another supply
They have worked admirably well SO far, and
promise to fulfil our most sanguine expecta.
tions in regard to the experiment.
"Mr. A. n. Breckenridge, of Staunton
Va, had charge of the caravan assisted by
j. A. Worley, of Abingdon, and myself. ii
care and attention will promote the enter
prise, feel confident Of its entire success.
"On Thursday, the oath Of June We left
the Ranch and resumed our journey. The
camels brought up the rear, and created nc
little excitement in every settlement through
which we passed. Men, women and children
rushed out with almost frantic energy from
every hut to see them. Pell-mel, harum
scarum thew besiege us on ull sides"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-05
PATENT WHEEL GREASE.

IUSHIS Grease is recommended to the notice OF
Il Wagoners, Livery Stable keepers, &C., as
being SUPERIOR to anything of the kind ever in
troduced. AS il does not gum upon the axles
is much more durable, and is not affected by
the weather, remaining the same in summer as
in winter, and put up in lin eanisters at 371 and
rs cents, for sale by A. w. FISHER.
March IA, 1871
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-05

hugging and to this day there is something
in the very name of snake that sends chill
of horror TO my heart.-Ndtiondl 1fdgaSine.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-05
HARnWARE and QUEENSWARE,

Cedarware, Brooms, &c. Also large assort-
ment of Boots and Shoes, suitable Tor Men Wo-
men and Children. Hats and Caps, SIX HATS
and all goods usually kept in Country store
All the above named stock OF goods VIII oe
sold positively at low prices for cash, OF IN eA.
change for country produce, at the highest
market price.
following Run, Nov. 20. Is56.-lv
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-05
a12 nvy @0On5
"A, J. CONRAD,

II y II u y W L ~ U ~ y ~
KA ESPECTFULLY informs the public that
IA, he has replenshed his Store with an ex-
ceIent assortment of New Goods just received
from Philadelphia, which he will sell on terms
as reasonable as any other establishment. His
assortment consists in part of
CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES q SATTlNEIT'
Winter Wears for men and boys, lstyles and
prices
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-05
Ladies' Dress Goods.

Consisting of Black Silks, Merinos, Alpacas,
De LANES, Calicoes, Ginghams, Musllns' Trim
mings, &c. c,,cpp,ps &c I'll
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-05

BUTTER PICKLE--1 gallon OF water pouud
fine salt. ounce saltpetre, ounces ioai So;
Tar hoiled and skinned clear. Pour on cold
aud keep two inches above the top oi 'hs
butter.
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GtGStiirbcs.

= Die 6airmphe III Girtt lri Innt alidlit Yrrii
Scr, M lie tr5 @utel una nur nrni1. crS Shirh.rr
i1trr Tim j. mchr trN;hts. go murce am Crnneritna
?a tn,ittag Spbn 6. NalcY. rsr zine Saar nufl rrm
Nasifrfnn95plate bislt, in einsm Streit nrn glimrpr
y. Gifiniem eritpdeu. Gin N,aer, rer re 92artuna
non Sfrrrtn 6otte, mlrte Ycn ein.m iteu nemcrpemem
'9frrc 70 9eihlanrn, baS or nuf Der Steac ithrt, nuc,
nm bna ~llnAliif Der 2Ecdbe pcl IN MAIDEN, fam rs NOD,
;milten CertihFn unp Nmerifancrn III rlmsr 9laufersi.
cie tlntiae Srlaer hattie. efm untrren Stacttheile te
tebt n1mlih Gin 9trmrY Glut, re iih 0ipr Sat's nen
zen, rercn Ytit9lirrsr mtiitenS re frHbcrc TeurrzGrm
,lnnic 9tr. ] %tilreten. rie mcaru nieiisitilen llnfua nuf
'rlGit murre unp rrrcn MiitNitbgr mrt icss mejnen,
inter STrNihhft lcbcn. Tirle TrutIte inn untcrcr
5~tnrttbrile entihirfei lh fiir,Iih, bic Scnrr- Grmpaar
lie go. rcn III cr9auiiiren unp nur ~reIprftatte 9lmrs
'faner nufiunctmen. Dies ocitnb. unp Se>rrmarn.
ser RE nciie GrmpaAnie am Mittmoh Gus ii len Int.
9irO ibr raS GOT i%pcnprn, raB lie in jercr 8e,iebu, a
inc tr tritsn MAR. Sri Der Wrtearnbcit luhen MN
lie Mfit3liercr Der nItsn GrmpnSnie re Der mrltrrl ali.
u%rriien, ,nr 10 fun e5 tenu nm Wfittpcd Nbcnp !,
,incm 3uiammenifcF, in rem Nlrn,u Duff uuo Gbril.
V nant acfIbrIihe Stidmunprn erbirt.en. o. 5ho
>rr0htia wurpen pic G,striosr 8udsnau unb S6ipeis
ger %sin9eliedt.
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Cine 9rcphr,cihunN.- Sn eincr i'm Gcrs
9rsB oeArbaltcn'n M'rc itcr raS @sice. mclhrs. Gin
nnatbnnNtAcS Shnkamt crcirt. faNtr rr Ncacrmirtiac
prIicent Sutan"n: ..0nS llnNtIf riucr ii%tcrfiI.
facn MISREPRESENTATION lcuhtet Scrcrmnnu Gin. Gv
brbs halc zen NEcrtb cS Sciietbums, totr lift eS i'm
tNucn. GS madtt mrrNcm Zen Mtaun gum grttlrr, Der
brlt'r Hrn 'eincm Nritthnm trHumte. 60 nrrnanreIt
cas 0'rltdit Ter mcuihliSen @rirnihaft in cine ttrIe
iTrttrrir, mahrenc ricirniNru. mrihc III Yreiic urrttci
len. rem &rtfr rurGnuS fr;nr Trrartm"rtuna 1hulrio
linr. Wrnm Ter rnpcrmciclihc TrrIntl frmmt = rrr
ia onr niht jurisdiction fam raun matt or or Or
te'trr %trrcirs. 'erhGrt Natrifrn une thirst R>ulru'c
ufe rihtet &anlcnre ctrli&cr unc ieiGi.rr SarAcr III
@runrc."
= Tie ESrYSlferun0 tsr Sta>t @srtiu mGtI scn
alien e'rcra''tsn Stdrtem am fG%ncnIcu. SIM SATIRE
1915 'l'itr Berlin 1Sl .052 Ginmrbner uni i'm Sabre
1887 $4,000. Die 3att Der SSuIrr lit in ~rsrIeltei
8tiir S~e@adica eru 10000 auf $4,000.
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sd CD mpubcr 9lu3ci1cr.
'Srnnastns, 81. Setctcr 1857.
Ssbcs ltctcl Bat aneb Sciu e,utes.

Gin Gprrelppncsut res rYbitscclpbia Irrtb 9lmer:,
tan" trtrhhtct bic 0cNenmIrtiae 0rtctlcmmc aus eine,r
frbr 9rmUtbliden 0tiibtSpuutte. Nnh Ieiner IeiHuma
finn unltre irpilben llrtrl nur esrhiute gScbltboten.
mslthe init rrr Brit gu rnierem StRcn asrsihem. "a
fttne Sem"lsInacn Yel 9rGf'thcS~ rrt6altcn, t6citcn mir
Ee 'um Nubcn Iulcrcr 0elcr nit.
Ndb HE 3citcu jret tart finn. iii cine amSarma hte
Soade, uno eota crtr0ricu mir ouS her oe> cnmIrtioeu
0ilctitn'me I'D, .ict Wutet eu'mifrtn III Ictcn. Scrts
Slttcre h1t auh hin SuRrS. Niecu0rIhfadsnbcit triuot
nnS gum Natbpentrn. uno Nahpfnten al ortG,ltcrtcn
uttevteNhu3sn. &bcuercs Steiih thnt Der G1tuf Sin
bait, w'Nrcuo Gin NuIibtn0eu Ter Sr,elrTe cine rrt.
i~prepence SSirtanN 1uf S0hiSftY uup 6roclibietcn aus
net. Yer Sdrsden, mcidcr fir ric Icetcn orci Mfrd II
untIisf, Nat 9rcbe AufrcAung uuc pie!c 3abiunatciu
lsulunNea btrncr9ehraht; ater CT Dat erilsu uuaelhtt
1tth lrtn 0ltst. Gin Shrrd i'm 0elcmarti 1T mic rn
Weritterlpluer I'M CONNER. Or reini1t Die Vuft, ;cr-
f,reut tIcph'tnihc OInltr UNI 1ibt ccm 90ettrr zine nc
fnnrcrt Sponntraft. Ter Shrrf mag Erutt, uur
Mthl-S pctulantcn NicCrrbrchru, ater mIhrcnp or bic
tsS tut, tout or mctr. Germ CT tiiat ,uatrih bic OirM
UNI. SScisrnprc'le bcrat. Der Sttrcf M III crnnlid Irir
III 'rincn SStrtun9rr, oter ~ ID autb ole 2tmpmtatipn ci
nrS Wiier.S uur erth h1ngt lrhr ut rc ~Trrtcausr re
TeHcnS raonn ob. 9S1rc pislcr Shrrd l. / vt 0e'pn,m II
10 wurce, ric Sanfril an0rNanNcu rrrte, lriu, ikrc
St9unltt9unNrn an rie Sruthtipesulantcu rob mcit r
autSufebn.n RIGS l. iir e ce 9rttcr II in G.onr ocIrt t
haesn, SrHd tc int aruBru SuantitG GU nm,ufortfrn unr
re Srreltrfprcir nlh Scictcn H. a ,i,uihrautcn. III B
70 mitrren einiAe 9SeniNe ouf Soften zines ircrn Mar.
neE, sSsibrs unr &inrcs III rcr gcputlif cen guscn
gr;rAen taten.
Yer Gt3rrf mug Gin,clnsn trtcutcntcn Ghntcn
er'nNSn, aber CT wirp in lcinrm e8irtuuasu mcblttdtio
FIN fir cdS @ublifum i'm aaNcmcinru. Gr miro tc
SpSsulNnhn pem Mtott trriteu unp ben Wreis rrr
Yrctutte III ibrcm mirttihru 9Gcrt6e uno uiht mrbr
hrrnttrjnaet. Mti,ts!t Giscrutirsno tatcu rte Gpcfu-
lantsn cine 3sit lana ros 8aucu Ger Nrsiic uerbinesrt;
atsr ctclr Dtngc nchn'sn pitma!e ciuen uuoliiflihcn
NusNanN = urAliidlih iHr Gle @nnf, mrlhe TAG Sd,
S~crlthtrGt. une Jar ecu SptfulIntsn, mcthc ricirs 0jrlp
5um Spiclrn IN Zen gum Vrtrn urthmruriolteu Tina II
otrmtnrst. Ter Shrrtf MINI ouf tamirnprrlsi NSci G
GnttS ihun. Gr nirc Trsiis miercr auf ciu,u r;Atiocn
Sup brinAen unp @cbGitrn ric 9iroiitGt ostcn, mcIhe
femcbl rtn &dufrr ME crn %srtGuicr mirtlihen giup II
trinacn. Gr wrp GtcrmGbiacn Smpcriatirncr Gin<
halt tbun mo mp n,SAIih Dir quite altc Belt micrr an.
brtngcn, no cimrt @1upta 90prt IL uiel aalt ais lriur
SaarIhrilt unc "fbaoin9" Gin unbrtanntr5 Dina mar.
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Sut"imN G;1tlirrncnt nm 9Shrltlnle Gisarrrufrr,
&itinrn epih6fcrrtuntcn ub c,n Nutiiium in, NIiorn,inrn
Sf %ni i9, rap th III er is. GRAPE ,mijten Mair urt Gory
siNFN n'i'n Strrt s'nti itrt uh r0mttit Yin rdt fwr 9lpilrs
Y 9tfb'rr. VIE, 9cI;tr. @ircr &C., lppit G,0.rlcn mi gStrlrIoI.
pccTpt dMefuhrtn Wtyet.
Mt'ne gsintc melic fr riec @htitd Hnt mic fctst:
@ ai"s. F' AnE'"S = Dlaltn e~inacredne..
&nitt YirtS 81 riht tn,,r d. t
VllrrNfr h.im Nea inm bjGieitn Mi&rfprcts. 9Rit; rycrf6uftr
senitbIn enc EcreNtcnrt @.cittrmdFt un0.
SiNrt- yne @trftsrin erou's iN mir inskcior tsre torf neir
H'9r IN Gt8NrrGn Hulmrrtlam ill mNdcn, ttitthenp ttcum.llt in
nA'rS lea'iS) Ctr. III, 5%nIiran, @%clnmtia. s;ietrria,
III 1ucn Nummtrn,
!Gayana h
III "%trl&icesnen Saalitltsu, .5# n"
9tab!aupnfs II. /. ". r
81. @tt[ta@tr,
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SumfcS.

= 0mcrituniIbs ShmcRerGiete. = Sn
Y~tttStnrN, ga, crmortct in riciem Nuocntli6r cine
Mtrrcrin, MamcnS Charlotte Srucs. I'M @eiIuoniIc
ce Stunrc ihrer Ninri6tunN. gSrr riniocn 5oocu crs
hir!f Ne sine ;3nEhrift VEN ibrrr Sfirsftr, in mclhrr
rirlr lie %criud,te, ibr rtraS grir sur 2lnidaTur1 cincs
ncicn Nn'nNS 'uicnccn iu molten, ramit (c rr Grceus
tim teiwrhucn trnnc.
Safe ais &nnrucnfu1rtm octrnuht.
Der tsrItmtc Grmmrrrre Gcc, i'm Tisnt YIN gNrnts-
pirrr. bate in cinem G'tisttt nit 2trmiral Gremn, Der
ill Iienit prn Sueura 2lYrcs ltanr, ale Ieiue Mtuui
tirn psrtrnnht.
uSSas mcllcn MIR tbun 2" fraate Iein crlrr 0ieute-
naut, gEjr tntsn ttiusn ~cin,igrn Shub m,cDr an
Srrr."
r9luh frin @ulYcr mcbr2 2" fraste Grc.
nCanri 1T nrtb nirl "a"
,0attcn mir niAt truts Miittaa ,rm Nn6tiIA etneu
pcrircifrEt tartrn hruGnoiidcn RIie 2"
,Sa mrht. ito ierbrath mir mein Iic6;r taran."
pSotem MIR ned mstr paron?"
.,Mtcbr ols ,rri Gubenc."
r@'ebrn lie mrbt in ciuen Qht,rbnsfinesr? e."
uTpnncrmetter, Commodore, Sie hatcn ca cincn
0uten @cpauFsn, iN miu't prrluhcn T. rirf Der critic
9irutcnont.
Gini9r Mfinutcu rnrouf tclanu ric Santa Nfayia
baS Shnf rrS GAmmpcrrc. rnS nit SttirGcn aau, ouf,
aehGrt batte, TOR 6cusr non Nrucm. Gin SthuE traf
ben S1uptmnit rrn Nrmiral @rrmna ShiT uno ;crs
ltiebtc ratci III tauirne flcnc Stiiftcu.
rS8pmit mag Der Nciur Jest ihisfrn 2" fraote Srppr,
rrh Micmanl fcuntc linn Nntmrrt ortru.
Gin onrrrcr SdhuB tGrtrte urci WiIuncr in 1rinrr
NI6c, idiua cann an rru gcscliltrr lirgcnrcn Nlnntrn
MI unr iertrrlt ~etcniala.
IDS lit il ara" rrf Srpmu; i'd alaute, taS it
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cine Srritirits npn bpulnriihsm Stale ais NtIhiere.
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crte lieutenant AMI Gee's SMifr ieltt.
sEte ih Giner Gtmaa b~rrnuSnimmt.
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~ d berausAcnrmmcn, mnc bat ra5 nicbt mir in'l
0siiht, %lcnreyM bintsr mcinem :Milfrn ortban.
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rem lnsN'lrneere Der feline 6nmncs %tractcri, Gin.
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fens NIB 'titIensrli better Suaiud', inc fam ,tire Sunt CIR
nnTm't Tnitr DIN HuGlneiien Sre'nInarn %re!ithen. @st Aauf II
meld,s htNtt:lHltn .pcibtn Isl . bm, II. Grft prsr @eO 81. SuTrb.
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1Oa Caste 0cimcn Gran0t 9}ra,
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