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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24
Presa TesfimonIaIa.

Ne. D. McCoMB,-Dear sir n gives ne pleasure 70
be able 20 comply with ynur requcst IN relation % your
Cotton Press. Ihavs bad muth e~xperiencs for the last
thirty years In the business q pressing ootto1 rom ne
gin. with many kinds Of presses, sd have 70 say 10 you
and the world generally. that 7 never saw . press thst
met with ny fun sppr0bsti0n, IS 70 ease, speed, oolFel-
ience, and the most eviderces o. durability, mill net
yours, which certainly does combine eli hose qualities N
the highest degree; from The fact, IN the first place, that
the constructicn j. such that the power Is Concentrated at
or three tounes o. the horss where the Resistance o. ths
cotton is the most powerful. Il IL more speedy thsa any
other press, because 10 only requires seven or eight rounds
q the horse 70 bring the bale % . size sunciently small
Cor shipping. without reprsssing, az oound an ether
thrown from The press, AND THAT IN THB sHOBR
SPACE or A MINUTK Or MINUTE n A HALF
TO The BALB. 8 DRAUGHF Is LIGHT FOR
SMALL MULE.
Ihave found Il more convenient than any other prsssf
have ever seen, aad a. % Durability, I cannot ffrom the
trial I have made win mine for the past I've yrsrsl -
that L can ever wear out, or gfvs way, when properly
male and preserved from exposure - TIE weather
Yours. respectfully, 3. I. MOHIeOMERY-
Vernon, Miss.
80 ~ IA
D. McCoMB Bsq Dear Sir / an DOS pressing ~
arm crop In Carroll Parish, La On your Pres, and tak5
pleasure In stating ny convlctisn that it u TIE Pass
and combines more atvAntaEes has any cotton pTssHthas
las ever come Under ny observation, and believe ! have
number q them. As % ease ard oouvsnience for TIE
hands, ] do not see how q eau Be eEoeled- A muls
males my bales II les than q animate, without any fatigu
ing labsr, many o. Wbich weigh between nvs and 81 hun-
drsd pounds. As 20 material part o. 4 comes IN cuntact
with the grouuds ] can seer no reason Why Il should not -
- there Is Do wear connected win Is use, which has ;
tendency 70 Eeskenh
Port Gbssa, Mis-. 4. n. sPEECEs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24
.erms as Mesus Resdinz. Pastsuf 4 20.
ROBT. MAURER &CO Texas Press.

We, the uB5Crsigned, ship CsFtainE nov IoadfnE Il
IN port, have enaninsd the Compressed bales Of cotton,
banded win Iron Hoop and fastered win MoComb's
Patent Iron Iie Of Hook AMI Clasp, and hereby certify
that 10 holds the bale IN o~ne-fourta 70 oue-third smaller
compass than the rope tie coDPressed eotton
Nruef CBF,e
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24
IEador.sne1f Of ms Hon B. D SaberIJ
&c. ~ Ian p. -

MEMPHIS, Feb. 10. 1853.
A the cotton alludfd to BY Or. J. B. Ellis. for which
he was ohorcd an eighth Of aoent premium for Irsn Ties
passed through ny hands a. factor, I c~hesrfull7 indorse
his statement Of the fact. B L. NABFRs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-25

SieBts. certainly could not feel Otherwise ~hss 6nd
myself among macy Of my fasher's country Whom
travelling through Europe passed AK 10 CnApeSeI fes
that bad got home. could salk wnh those met. add
Nh almost a Il was in New York So feel here a. Il
Was among friends, and lhspk you heartily for this
cepon. ADMIRE the In which these fest vitics
srs conducted 1bere Is no wrsDgiug, no drunEeuoess
and 81 ~ peace Your wives and children are win you,
other nation in be sovld which could assemble IN such
DapbeIs OCCASION Of this hind and conduct them
selves In DO peaceable . manner. (Cheers
MR.. rALLMADag sPxAKs.
General superintendent TAIMADGE being present,
toasted and yepMd In terms Of toaDss, taxing occssoo
20 tel the Germans that they must obey the 10 %,
they had right N help nsse them He sad that II
there many khhpen collected . sintar
the,e would probably be the need Of the whole police
force 70 keep them quiet but they were ali ,esbe and
quiet.
vo,cE-How about drinking lager on suudavq
Oher speeches aud OAsts followed With cheers for the
Mayor and the city authorities sfser which the Mayor
ef the ProuDd amid oud and hearty adieus Tie shades
or nfht were faihpg and the companies were gra
eualy leaving The boats stages and were crow led
the boys on the avenues, who peed the car oA heart
ly with stones and dirt Il eli taken In good part,
how AND nothing Of importance occurred 70 mar the
days festivities.
was on the ground, with nfy under his
charge and succeeded in keeping tho crowds
Of vafabonds which surrounded toe gates and
fences in good check. number Of dsorderly characters
we're quoted III secure resting places and not 70
who bad bOohed n without paying the admission fee OF
twenty five cents' quietly escorted the gates
Three thieves arrested among them "Cal Gunni
son somewhat celebrated thief ged with assault
ing DR.. Mott. He was sent TO the station house.
The greatest sobriey prevailed hroue the dav and
remain long unsoved the long mooted of "wno
struck Billy Patterson '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-25

sricDS-Abous eleven o'clock yesterday morning
Robert Gord aged 90 years. residing Gresspoins ave
nue.. was found suspended by his neck in voodhocss
adjoining his residence. About ten O'Clock he out
Of Tho house telling his wife that DO going TO split
wood About eleven O'Clock she into the wcoJshed
and found him hanging from beam, entirely dead some
two years since While living In street, Greenpont, he
attempted 20 cut bis throat and did far succeed
cut sash from ear, bus did not sever the carotid
artery. When he found on that occasion he vas
desvorne 20 complete the puncure Of the carotid artery
with penkne slresdy bleeding freely from The wound
his throat Coroner spcl held an inquest, when
dict OF death from banging was rendered Deceased
leaves wife and seven ch'3rer Tue children are in
Connecticut On Sunday he went With nis wife calvary
Cemetery and drank quite freely No cause q sse Rned
Cor the comm sslon Of the rash set
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-25
GRAND TURNvERiEN CELEBRATION IN
BROOKLYN

Yesterday The Turner's Of Brooklyn invited their broth
Of Williamsburg to participate with them in their
annual excursion 70 the grounds st Bowronvlle in the
whtmontsy, and Is universally celebrated by that
nation in all countries II day Of fssivty and enjoy
ment, and celebrates the opening Of the spring.
In accordance with the invitation, the williamsburg
Turner'S assembled at Turner'S Hall yesterday morning,
and proceeded to Brooklyn where they met their Brook
Ign brethren in the hall 1t the Of Court and Jorae
mon streets. After . short time the procession was
formed to march to the grounds at Bowronvlle First
the Rnggod Horse Guards, Capt Urban; stsvates
brass band; Brooklyn Thslia signg ETY.; Blooming
dale, Jersey City, Orange, New Brooklyn and Williams.
burg Turnvereins and scholars, with the Williams
burg brass band the New York Turner's aud scholars;
the Williamsburg Turner Rifles and Brooklyn Rifles
military companies under command Of Capt schnspf Of
the Williamsburg Company, and Capt Schurg Of the
Brookly n Rife Company.
After passing through the principal streets In Brook
yn, the procession passed 70 the grounds at Bowron
cises Of the day were 70 be celebrated. Shortly
sfer arriving on tbs grounds address WAS ds-
lvered by Mr.. Peterson, Of the Brooklyn Turnveren
Association and Captain Mybsn Of the Ringgod Horse
Turner's, old and young, pracced their gymnasc exer
cses and the presence Of quite number Of ladies' nds
Of the societies. made the quite entertaining The
exercises gymnsstic, terpsichorean &cwere kept no
passed peAceaby and without the slightest disturbance
large number OF persons present from both dis
tcts Of the city 10 witness the exercises altogether there
could not have been less than ten hous persons ~ the
place during the day.
Charles Mcdonald was arrested by the police Of the
Sixth precinct for picking pockets In the crowd as ,he
entrance He held for examination. With this K
cepuon no arrests OF importance were made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-25
INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE FROM THE
UTAH EXPEDITION

trom the Washington Union, May "a
We received st night several letters from cur CORES
popdept win the Utah xpcdtou giving various details OF
tho n ~ that has already reached us BY telegraph The
lee rssched B NJ too late hour 70 permit ne 10 ore
sentt enre and We therefore give only such
embrace ns,ters % The greatest nterest Tho Isot
date nom Ort Bridger IL 70 The lin OF Anil
letter dated the 25th u March our ooyre
tho arrival M Camp Scott on the 2ls M IN
ooth, Of the r1ai that len Independence ON he tst al
February He states also that the Normons we're bovev
rg around The camp in considerable numbers but ho
hss not had The teery 70 make an attack We quote as
hjpvs,--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-25
Cont Cnlsns..r--This Day.

Srrpuu Oouxr--CrcuA-Prt I. Same 40 calendar for
Monday, May a. Part Nos 7tI $50, 500, 651, 179,
ISL ss 1856, Ts7 7s9, 7e3, 7s7 79o SCI, %, so 500
Sill, sl3, SIS. -
srPsmop Cousr-Noe. $50, ic1, sos, 1905, 81, SIG,
t $40 ese, lois, lo21 sl7 ST. 49, get e7s lst 1ol,
hi lila, 4es $50, se7, s7t s22, SIS, esa $50, 2ll
2I2 81, 42o. to7, s2b, CO.. sgs esi, ses, leo, 621
1909, $40, lio9, $50, io2S, s.2, Ts4, sc7,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-25
The Late Conviction for kidnapping n Co
i0ved hoy.


MAY I.-fn tie Matter of Oscar NJ Thomas alias Mason
Thomas alias Adson Spduidivg On Saturday ss Thomas
was sentenced al the Court of Sessions years i'm
prsonmcnt IN the state prison for kidnapping coored
boy Application s now made for stay Of proceedings
The Court denied the motion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-25

Tm NArmwsDAvKsroRr FRAoAs-rhe HERlfD report
or, In correcting Mr. Mathews card and using the
Of Mr.. Burton simply desired 70 say that he oogn
zant that Mr. stuart had written 10 Mr. Mathews for Mr.
Davenport Further Mr.. Burton gave Information,
was he in any way, 70 knowledge, implicated in .he
matter.
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say We have not Wheat the stat Of nfe bread 10
tain the mortal body has been perfect drudge upon u.s.
except pcrhap. the few months That We were Pnched
and have been called upon by the presidency 70
70 70 work and prepare ourselves for that which 70
preach t doomsday 70 people, but except set the
example they viii never make a move. And feel that
this n true, and 10 shame upon Us We want Pres-
dents Young, Kimball and Wells 10 lead rs Alright we
must follow their instructions and example,
and uness we do this they may wear their
s snss out ~: and the people w not
the care Of the shoe people upon them, and d indeed
q shame that who bear the holy priesthood should
day. We have all committed sin enough 10 make as In
hertz sorrow and misery because OF trsnegressons
feel that when those men point out the way We should
Of God about enough 10 block up the wheels, instead OF
them having 70 carry w. How long shall these things
when those whom God has laid the responsbIlIty
upon are constantly calling uron 10 awake and do
dutesf do want 70 soc soch day as We have seen.
FLIGHT of rrr KADERs ArrRuxvDvD THE rporIE-
coussnrrEp nv TIE APOSTLE
the people afraid that cur Leaders win hide them
ever hsre snbss ey y s ss dep % and
who viii hide themselves who wants 10 live s,s have
them diet They have suffered enough and DO not wan
longer, neither DO ! want them 70 sp ps' us ny ny
the nape OF the neck and drag us forward I
II Ia a. hard again 70 have TO drag sheep along a
IA 10 have 70 rap him over the and stop him we
have had preaching enough 10 whole nation m thew
would only carry out what has been taught I want 70
exhort The Latter Day Saints thai when we have
given 90 70 work and fulfil H. We have no business
70 wrong under any circumstances walk in dayk
many OF us have had veil eyeethst we have
not the necessity OF doing duties. DO not ssy
that Ia business 70 lead, for IA not that belongs 70
&Qss who set ct head but required OF them
N rss us into duties ffee tina. we have had warn.
ing euouth aud light enough 70 enable comprehend
our duties and do no, feel In my mind that right for
us W stand still DO back ward In any duties that lie
before us neither do feel that We should need all the
time stirring up waking cus Of our Sleep bu. we snopd
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enfpar1 er i'm Nuftraee leiner WdDler cine Gins
0abe liter ben oleemetnen 3nItanD oe8 2anpeS.
Dislen nit rad6altslrIer Sffenbeit geI9tiebeneu
Ylan LieB er litbO9rapbiren bic BOli5ei con5iss
cirte benielten aber utter Der Yrelie uaD bic
Ne9ieruns be9riiloete barauf cine Criminal
flage unp beantra9te Sits NuSltoBunB aus Der
&ummer. Sn elmer meilterbaften Nebe berthe
ri9te li6 Gift am IA. Te6ru1r 1921 benno6
wurpe Der neutrality-suspicious. nit elmer Berirs
gen WtojorItdt 9efaft uno Der Ietner Rrdrc8atiUe
al8 Nb9eDroneter nun1nebr beraubte 8Olf8tri6un
wurbe ouf ben 6eribmteu, Dem S6rei6er 6lele8
nur 81 ppbl betaunten IS lnoenbnfele A0o +
enaaberg abgeiibrt,
Spdter murDe 2tIt aus Der 1lnterI u8un88a
BAIT entlalien; ale, i'm aber Der Criminal lenat
gu @Blingen 3u RECOMMENDATIONS @inlperrunS
.auF 6oheuaSbers perurtbeilt bate belGlCB Qtt,
li6 nidt auf OteIe vWar3e, Die bas Nntlib Der
l@rbe lberlteQt@ do nannte beratdneIaBriSe 8es
mohuer be8 asberS8, a1Sod} + a5rt2,b ibiefen
Plab) 5uriidI 6leppcn laI1en, lohpern er 8ti9
purb - na1 Nnlerifas1 9fbIt nigu19a 9iS
49, Durd5 8 ia pette, welder i'm Sabr 1926
IQmerifa be u9te, tpurDe 9ilt, Der lid BET Iei1em
praftiIden, lebeuoiaenC Sinn in un0laubliA fur
fSl c0Suf ~ AINcl tlultVttS~I Httt~ptIl@ tLpQLluSSHV
1teu Staat8mdnuern Der LUTON befonut. NlS
i'm Sabre 1927 unter Der Gotniniltratirn % BON
Se6n Quincy Npdm5aber etbttterte &dmpf 5wt>
lden3ben NnbdrgetuIbe8 SduB5oQlpltem5 aro
-peren be8 fSreibanoel8 enttrannte, wuroe slit
uDn3 benz @bef per pennlblpanilGen S4ub5ollz
llGllner, @byS. Sn9eriOu, auf9eforoert, fir et@
men @dustarIi pa8 Mcrt 81 er9reiFen. Gr that
Die8 in II 8~riefen, bic 6uerit in ben Pbilapel.
pbier 8ldttera erIdieaen rno eahn unter benz
Gitel Outlines Of anewlsystem ofpolitical
economy ais 8rpi6ire in pielem %tauienr
@gemplarenabur6 bic l9on5e Union Derbrettei
wurpei. Die 9roBe .peunlplpaniide 9eIealdait
fir 8efSrperuug Der Dfanufactaren u. &tiAlte"
publi3irte cbamQl8 III ben S1uptbldttern be:
Union bic Grfldrun9 pYrcfe1ior TrteprIa 9t1t
bat burd3 feline aui Die Natur Der Otn8e 9eSrdlt'
nete llnterIGeiOutS Der pDltttiden pon Der fog
mrpolitilden 9etpnontie uuo arurd Die Inter
lAeipnit9 Der GbeOrie Der probafttpen Srdftt
upn Der Gbeorie Der Wertbe TO- wte bar@ biz
parouf b~alirten Nr9unleHte Elm neue8 natur9e.
images 6pltem Der pplitiiAeu SefDucmie gee
9%riucet unD IT'D baburdy uuI Die Ser. Staater
bGdlid rerbieut 9eruodt," ,n.-90 81 jt1iya@
e5s 1853 sH 1lm (S6luB fOl8t) aa5t Hs.I2 H22
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Gele9rapDtTcbe Seadbriebts1e
gertAtet FIR Sea q al tim rt a8efer.@s1
GOGagreB+
8ert&t

l. 90 a8fbtnAton, %. Mtdr3, 9au8.
E@et1op fprad 9eaen Die 2eepmptcnperfaI1
tuna ct faqte, Die 3eit Ser Gpmprcinifie iei
%pprii6er baS 0rlt res Noroen8 tperpe iib ouf
Ieiner rubi8 unp b~elonnen ein9epmtneaen Stel-
lung ntdt mebt perbrdugen t~aiiet.
Is Qebte8UpnW a 9tn9ton, Senat,
Ser Beridtertatter her 2ecotnptpliten, Green,
beontraote Die Nnenpemert8 u 3uriifjiebun9
Der MinneI otazGlanial ,-2) DAP es Dem Solfe
ron SanIo8 uid,t unterIagt iei, Die Con %ftituttcn
an Gnper1. OieIe Nrlenoeu1en8 muroeu on9e"
ncr1lnen. sr4.4,a.-4w
ii Griftenben'8 ENHANCEMENT, Sic Gcna
fitution an ba8 8plf pcH SaniaS 6uraf3u9eben,
fiel burd. /. .gs5s54a .are.g a.a fra 1 -a..
guqb'8 Nntra9, 9aniue au eiuem @cz
ri6t8bifrift Der Ser. Staaten 5l MAIDEN, murs
be on82ncmnIe1. ----- 81
d Die Qecomptontia nit ben Imenbements
ron Green unp Bu8B ~urOe bann Qn9enOmmsn
mil 33 9e9en %. 5,2 anu a2r
its SC 10 : Oprf, %. War3 PauDenn Der
@e9ner giG ppole8, 1T On Ieiner 8proe 8es
%ltrrbeu. Or beltailp eiusn I4nsren uno 1d'ref-
li9en GopeSfampf.
Id NewsDorf %. 0tar3. 10 ll6rs 9ea4ts.
Sod, ruidt8 ponl Oalnpfer sutton.
6aIifar, %. Odr3. 8 llGr G6spO8.
BOD nidt8 rom Ddlnpicr Iia8ara SnH
" Ct. Qputs, %. NSr5, Die Q9ooens
portb Gime8 Iost, OaB am 18. 3fpet @Cmpa9s
uien Snfauterie unO 5meil SdwlerOuen. thl
@au3en $50 Oiann, mad lltab obu1urI6irt
leieu. Sin s8ripatI dreiben bes Sol, SobnItca
laat, baB er felt Sftpber feline Dlitt9eItuu9 BON
Der Heaieruno erbalteu babe,
& G8 rmirb beri6tet, naB $50 Sencbner Der
SuIel SITUATION {bei SDneuro8] rpn DEN Snoias
uern maljucrirt lpcrben leten.
3D. New-S rfe ca ne, %. Ofdr3. 8eri4te
aus Tera8g losens paB mebrere BGrgcr BON
@eGs County eepaltlam gum @iutrttt in Die
mericanil6e Nrmee eepreBt wOrpen ieieu. Capt.
Rrafett nit ietner Truppe perlan8te bic 6rels
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@aa1rSo,pEdticbe 9DriDten

fal sf,~7 a1f @nglanb.a1 ,9du1lQ 40
2oubon, 81. Te6ru1r. Der bier anne.
Ienee gruOer ,peS, 9efau3eusn7 Songs pon Iuob
Der General Sicuuper 0uibmut Sabaour, if
pOr9eltern bier 8etorbsn, 9ein 2eidHam tpirp
pte yes heiBt, neben Dem leluer Dsptter in Barls
bel9eIest peroen. laf 5ua ms 4ia5a 5iD )ana
"a. % BE-. aa<or Trarfrc;1. rgg se,.D SOS I'll
Die neue 2Waffe, nit pelder Der -WlniIfel
oe8 Snnern in %Ieiner @t3eui9aft ol5 M~iHilter
Der Sffentlifeu )Si6erbeit ou89eraltet werDen
lO1te, 1T istt fertig uni, Dem @ebraude iberz
ge6ea: paS 9fepreIip<@eiee puroe ir1 M6oni.
.teur perGfentlI4t, nadpem es 5uerlf imStuat8,
ratb erbebltde @inrepen e~rfabren, i'm 9eleBgee
6enDen -&6rper cine befti9e Oppcitipl berpors
9erufen unp felblt I'M Senate nod cine @e9eu>
%ltiutltle, Die in ibrer Yereiu3elung UNI 10 m1ts
tiger qquf Dag Velf1 einpiFfel mnBte, erlebi
bat. E5ylt71sa se1 2
Wir .la(iep bier Die ,0auptbelfimmult9en bes
lAeiiBlihen, 6erelt3 in WirfuuS 9etretenen @e+
Art. /, gslfralft r,if nit @sfau8aiB BON eie
rteu1 Big 81 finf Sahren unO nit einer 3elos
bulge pcn 800 BIG 81 100000 6r8. ieoe8 Snoi9
%pipuunl, mel1e8 Gtentli9 auf ir8eno cine Wetle
Al ben i'll Art, So uu0 81 pe3 Straf5ele8budc8
Uprselebeneu YerbredeH aufsefprpert bat wps
fern piele Apfforoerun5 nidlt pon Griol8 be8lei-
tst .lpar., s4,ma,f Hf - -a- ~sIasos9 MI nd:
art, 3 8etraft lpiro nit @~efan8niB RON eiT
mem Bis gu 3pei Sabren unO nit elmer @elpbus
&c bon 100 biz gu 1000, Sr8. feDe8f Snpipious
UNI, welAe3 gu benz 3Defe9 zen SIfentliden
6rieben gu lt6re1 unp 3l 5aB uuo 8er1dtuu9
1eaen bic Negierlllg anf5uret,en, llutrteDe 9es
lrIa4t ODER @iapertduppille, eutpeper it Sns
lanbe 0Der i'm 4u8lanpe, untsrbalten bat. & .
2trt. g.. SepeS SnDipipuum, tpel4es, ObAe 9e-
leeGid pa3u ~bepDlmd6ti9t gu ieint an8eferti8t
DDer Bat anfettI8en lMalienb %pertouft Ooer psg'
tbeilt bat: cGlar8e as1.5d 1871;
2 y observation-disclosures, pelde bur6 GrplOlcn
pper quf Qnrere 8etle pirfen ;sfagg1 ID.
p &rdqPulPer, 8leiapiel, poa wel4er gu,
iorinienIebun9,
ptrb mt @efdnsniB rpnfed8 aWcpaten Bis 81
|fanf Subren uuD elmer @elObuBe BON so biS 81
5000 6rs. beftruft. Dieie Citrate 1T onweno'
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uGer &ccOrnptDnfdDsDirtDeI tnt
5uD ySeu0te dnGenDmtttelt. So ?.

he Der 2ecOmptoni9wtnpe lpuroe Seliern in
Senate nit 80 gegeh % Stinmen purd9es
ldpirpelt. r@ e9 en- ben gtebraSca'S dpineel
~firnrten in per felten Burg pe8 Sf(auenbaltef.
tburns nur Il, 9e9en ZEN QeccmptonI9wtnoel
bereit8 25.r5Go ahead, Steamboati
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Wb. SaS0cfericDe ScbnTe.

GrfaPrHn9, lpgie pte Nptatpntgrun9, 3ablretfer TreHnbe
tnetner Mnltdit beftmmen mid am 1. 10 IRA |. g. etne y rrs
erettun8sttaff fur metne SD lie fur Rfn6ee I'm @lfcr
DOn 3 hts = Sabren tns eeben gu rnfen. Dtcie @9uGe fa
nt0f bic Stele Der lo0en1nutea &letaftnberI@0 Itu me fpGhe
in Dent(btdnS beitsbsn ais tlO6e 8snabt. unb 6plsianaaIt
pertret Ell, .iSubern tbr 8weG lit; benz rtteuYertcrbenhen Gin
RaB, unp f0rtpGhreupcnl mathematician BerfeDr aufber Strds
pSrsubeueGn :; has Itnb ant eetfigs unp tGrperlthe 9B ,tfe1a
Sur, aen uno namentli9 be6sa Seelsnfrdfte fur ben, na6fOl'
gen6eu, %aeOrbnetsn unb Sulannsnpaneeabe Shulunterrt@t
empfdnaltG au, ma9en. 8pn 6teIen Stdutpunfte. aus bee
traGtst wtrb cine ~freubtss SestaBuHs Der Nnitalt wpbI pprs
,aussule6en fstn, unb t& erttts MIR be 3betlndpme rstnss
IreTnbe. Annelbuuasn mereen tn rnsinem 6Gufe entaeaen,
asnOmu,en. p. '7 pP. SDaGcr.
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