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MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF
PRESTON 8 RROOkS

yesterday we saw a very beautiful monu.
ment to the memory Of our lamented Brook :
winch ~ now completed, and at the marble
yard of Mr. w. L. White, of this city. This
monument Is of the obellsk form. pure marble,
"t the finest quality, and finished i'm the most
artistic and w0rkmanlike manner lit is four.
Teen feet high from the pediment, and five fee,
square at the base. Near the ton or point "a
the Obellsk is neatly designed arabesaue, and
below, In the centre and front side of the mon.
ament, is the coat of arms of the State of South
carolina, elabOrately worked and carved by an
srust Oh great skill. Below this and on the
dle OF the obelisk, Is an ivy wreath in bold
relief encircling the following appropriate in.
scriptiOn:
PRESTON :. BROOKS.
Born in Edgefeld Village. 9th August, 1919.
Elected TO the State Legislature in 1siI.
Elected captain ~ SOmpany ID. Palmetto Regi.
ment, in 1ei6, ana served during the
Mexican rsr.
Elected to Congress ia 1859,
AND died in Washington City. D. c.
27th January, 1857.
On another side, in a similar wreath. will an
pear the following:
. Ever able, manly, Just and heroic: iJlustra
ting true patriotism by his devotion to his coun
Try; the whole South unite with his bereaved
family In deplcring his untimely end
And on the obversc side to the above, tbi.
inscription will bo placed:
" Earth has never Pillowed upon its bosom a
tTuer son,
Nor Heaven opened wide her gates to receive a
mdnlier spirit"
On the back of the Obelisk is this inscription
I" Preston :. Brooks will be long, long remem-
bered,
As one In whom the virtues loved to dwell,
Tho sad 10 US, and dark this desperation,
We know Gods wisdom orders all things well >,
The monument is a work of great beauty and
ornament, simple withal, and expressive in its
towering position Of his spirit Of whom it is a
memorial
Mr.. White will, in the course of the week,
send this monument by the railroad to Ham.
burg whence 1t will be taken to Edgefeld,
Where II Is 10 remain There is prepared. we
learn, the granite basis or pediment on which
this monument is to stand. .-ChayIrstoU lIey-
cUFU.
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CNN Man BIZ HIS Own GRASDFArB,pl-
The Query answered in the afi rmatiye: There
was widow and her daughter -in-law. and a
man and his sun. The widow married the son.
and the daughter the old man /; the widow was
therefore mother TO her husband father, con-
.e4uently grandmother 10 her own husband.
They bad son ~ whom she was great grand
mother. Now n SON OF grandmother mast be
either grandfather or great uncle, this boy
wa therefore his own grandfather. N b. This
vas actually the case with a boy at school at
Norwich NOTES aHd Queries.
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MR.. BARNUN N ESGLAND.-William Smith 9
European Times has the following evidence of
Mr.. Barnum's activity the first day of his ar
rival in England
ThiOdOn's Theatre of Arts, which has been so
celebrated and popular throughout Great Brit
am during the last thirty years, and which Sc
cured a fortune to the older Thiodon (the son
now successfully following in the fathers foot
steps has been engaged by p. L. Barnum, for
America. The whole paraphernalia, measur-
ing some fifty TONS and accompanied by a score
Of machinists and assistants, sail for New York
IN the steamer Kangaroo, on the 7th instant.
The following description of this mechanical
and artistic exhibition is copied from a late
English journal:
The most finished theatrical scenery is quite
outdOne by the beautiful animated views sue
cessively presented to the delighted audiences.
and in some of the scenes. particularly the
storm in the Black Sea, it is almost impossible
TO dlvest ourselves OF the notion that the mimic
scene Is reality, and not a triumph of art.
The spectators seem to be in a cavern open
to the sea, and looking out upon it through
dangerous chasm between the awful forms of
towering cliffs; and at the extremity of one,
which stretches into the sea, is the lighthouse
to warn the mariner of the rocks that here and
there project themselves above the billows
These literally roll and dash into a foam while
fOrked lightning flashes precede successive caps
and rOars OF thunder, first distant, then nearer
and then further removed, the sky being dark
ened to blackness and then rendered more clear
as the fury OF the storm is abated. vessel
driven in among these rocks. fires its signals of
distress, is wrecked, and sinks; the Liliputian
sailors-mOdels of men, to be measured by
inches instead Of feet-scrsmble one by one up
on the rock on which their ship has struck the
lifeboat at length appears, and the shipwrecked
sailors are rescued by it; and one, not picked
up by the lifeboat, is saved by n rope thrown
out to him from the overhangiDg cliff. Itis no
mere show, or common place sight, but a rare
combination of artistic beauty with mechanical
genius.
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SOLD.

Philadelphia paper is responsible for the
following:
The popular manager of leading theater, in
one of the Fret cities of the Union, compelled
by hot weather, to close his establishment for
several weeks, thought he could not do better
than indulge his young and charming wife and
himself with a trip to fashionable Watering
place. Accordingly, they started. AnintimaFe
acquaintance, who called at the managers
mouse, Immediately after he had left it. discov-
cred that valuable gold watch and chain had
been left behind ON the parlOr table. in the
hurry OF departure This was the managers !
own watch, and, without ado, the careful caller
put IT into his pocket, and conveyed it and him
sell down to the very watering place where his
friend had already proceeded Communicating
what had happened to a few congeniaI spirits
friends of both f-rfies, the watch-fnder made
out the programme of delightful little plot
OF the description usually known as L" a sell. -
lntlmatl0n was scourteOusly given to the man.
ager, who IS thorough gentleman as well as a n
excellent artist, that n number of his friends
and admirers desired to see him and a hint was
dropped that a little presentation was on the
tHpfS. Accordingly, the Manager and his
Irlents did meet, and one of the party " a fell
low OF infinite jest and humor, improved the
occasion by making neat and highly compli-
mentary speech, in which the private and pro-
fessiOnal worth of the Manager were handsomely
hentIuheu, WIN 4 request tnat the Manager
would accept gold watch and chain, which
was then and there handed over to him. in one
of the jewellers boxes usually given in when 4
watch Is purchased. Much too well bred to
look gift horse in the mouth" the cOmpli-
mented Manager did not open the box while
briefly and even elOquently returning thanks
The party then partOok of something a tribe
stronger than water, after which the pleased
and always pleasant Manager thought the time
had arrived when he might crafty his very
natural curiosity by looking at the beautiful
presentation watch for which he had to thank
the kindness of his friends. He opened the
box, and saw-his own watch! lie emphati-
cally exclaimed, "SOLl, This is my watch. -
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A DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER
"A COUNTY, VA, FOR ) SALE.-The Editor of
the Evening Star s authorized tO sell, on yery 90
commodatng terms and at low price, one of
the most desirable farms IN the County of Culpep-
or. II contains about $40 acres, of which aN are
woodland, and the residue arabic land. IN fne con
dltl0n for cultivation. This tract situated about
three mles from Culpeper Cont House. II has DpOp
II sma dwelling house and ordinary farm build
lngs. All the arable land not III cultivation well
set IN grass. TO gentleman ekIng country res
ldence this farm offers attractIo not surpassed if
equaed, IN Piedmont Virginia. A building site pom
the larm commands fine mounta in prospect, and =
view of the surrounding country for many mi les
The SOL is of excellent original qua ity, and pecu
ary adapted to the production of heat, and Is at
present IN good state of improvement. The owner
Will sell for less than IFS vaue early application
IS made. Persons wishing to purchase will please
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH, Esq, Ed
itor of the star. ap 9-lawtf
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RLACklST0NE'S PAVILION.-'Tbe under
~. signed Cof WashngtOn) having takenA 4
I'll receive guests after the LIST July. This E,Et
favlllon is In 81 hlary's county, Md, nesr hiaes
LYONS Island ana is accessible br Steamers from
washington and baltimore. The neiehborhood Is
the most p 'asant IN the State; and the water nos
sssses neathlui mineral properties. Gucr BathIps
fixtures pleasant and cnmmodinus Chamber hc
cOmmod7tlons, spacious Dining and Bali Rooms
WIN a Nerandah OF nearly one hundred leet front
Ing ths river view, and Bowling saloon oontr, a
10 the ENJOY ment of the guests. HIS Liable will he
supplied with all the luxuries of the water His
bar is stocked With the choIcest Wines Liouors
snd s Cisars. tlTst-rats CotIllon Music, dlIrent
san and Fishing Bosts always at hand. The fish.
ing ls unsurpassed IN the nlted States Terms
more. 81 .25 per diem. " "0oN VI
r: S.oThere will be a Grand Independencc Ball
at the lPaVliIOn on the nIght of the 9th JuIy and
every fortnlg ut thereafter though hour the sess son
eZS eolm' X. j. MARSHALL. Prop'r,
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III There has been distressing time at Del
hI, n. Y. Elder Haywood, a Christian Ba otist
preacher, with a consumptive wife, made an an
pointment TO elope with young girl named "a
rah blanchard. The plot was discovered, the
girl shut up, aud the elder booted out OF town,
and then the people hung and burned him in sf-
hgv.
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Places of Resort during Summer.
CAKttIESdLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRING,

I WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
This VII UMS ERL4ND COUNTY, "A.
eas1mcnd SniiiocTIIsnd county, Pa FIVE miles north a.
the 2ot6 ni J vii he open for visitors on
are snna ore niEh Impreguated with mnesHIss -
fIonS ,ra i9I drII King and lathng. Accomrnois
SSSs nse. nse. rare from PhIladelp phla TO t,,IieI.Ia
ssIs,, uSih baltimore 10 CarIs e. IS 10 V,.,t,,rs
trsIu sS,,, phI' ard Baltimore IN tie muTninS
e. g. III.e AT the Springs at S D. IN, ~ '"s
=" Iurther information address the pro,r,s,or.
OWEN & CHANDLER
pr Carlisle Springs Pa.
, heferencss.-TohnC C. Da Costa E,a FL ~
W. IWSVppi, p Esq. Philadelphia; Alex. Kirkland. Eso.
Esn ni' q Rensha ", ESQ. baltimore; Jacob Gideon
hna ~ On SIohard 5 Wallach, Esq, Washing ton,
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ivM-tf CT. BARTLETT Ra,tan' '

- IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN ard assist them. by the Psris
Optlcan, u. WOOlF SON, WHO &>AA
has arrived from Europe with bis
own, as well the manu- lacinre of a rood msuy
others OF the latest improved SpECTACLES and
EYEGLASSES: among which are the
PERlSCOPIC CQNCAyE and CONVEX, The
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POIISHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc.,
which are warranted TO improve any EYE affected
with weakness, cataract tending TO n: slso
SHORT-SlGHTEDNESS
Persons who are com PEELED 10 use gsssst or tbos.
now using them, will be suited st first sight Those
wonderful
D0OBLE-POLISHEDV VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received ehe highest Recommendations at the
Worlds Far, at Paris, through their producing q
o!earness and easness of vision heretofore unknown
In any other improvements.
Alsn- all styles of OPERA, spy, and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses, and Microscopes
are for sale at his store, of Eghth street and
Pernsylv wanna avenue, or Eighth street No teI he
tween street and Pa. avenue.
LIZ Do not DliSIdks fht eoTasr Of STA sf-ssf.
Prices very reasonable, the same es at his eetslp-
Ishment In Europc. ns-u
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MI A X B l. f w o RkS,
,WM, RgTHERFoRR,

dhJIFJCER IN MARBLE,
T. Street, between l2fh and 18th Streets North,
WASHINGTON CITr,
Invites public attention TO his extensive stock Of
beautiful designed aud Elaborately Carved MAN
TELS an a variety of Marbles. together with a
choice assortment of STATUARY, which for de-
sign and finish cannot he surpassed, and are well
adapted for the Garden Tomb. A large assort-
ment Of PlaIn MHntels. Monuments, aud Tomb
stones at very low prices.
Monuments Of any design executed - order with
punctuallty and dispatch.
Estimates given for BrovnstOne or Marble work
or North River FlaEng, and every other work in
our line.
Please call and make inspection of our stock.
N. B.-MRke note Of the Address. 70 I7-6n
/ PICTURES OF LOLA MONTEZ, including
IL her autobiography, vol; 81.
A Poor Fellow, by the author OF (which the
Right or the Left" vol; Sl.25.
Mary Derwent, by Mrs. Ann 9. Stephens, VOL.
Adele, by Julia KavsDagh, / vol !; sI25
, Edna; an antique New England tale, by Emma
Cara, vol; 81.
Lly. White, Romance, by Edward Gosdwi,.
vol; 81.
The Life and Times Of Hugh Miller, 1 VOL; 81.
Magdelen, the Enchantress, BY T.. l.. L., vol.
The wife's Tnal, by Miss Pardoe; 50 OTIS.
Romance of the Harem, by Miss Pardoe: 50 otx
TIE Jealous Wife, by MISS pardoe; 81 ots
The Rival Beauties, by Miss Pardoe; 81 cts
Confessions OF Pretty Woman, by Miss Pardoe:
81 cts.
Robert Oaklands, by Leigh RItohie; 2S cts,
Je2 ERANCK TAYIOR
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TOR RENT.-A thres-story BRICK HOUSE,
Il with basement. on I'd street, Georgetown, the
late residence of Nj. DE BodiscO, cOntaing Is or II
rooms. The house and lot are large AMI complete
order, having all the necessary out buildings, baths,
dc. Ii ~ one of the mOEt cOmmodious IN George
town, and well arranged for comfort and elegance.
Apply to BROOKE Ii. WILLIAMS, Georgetown
an 2-tf
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A NALOSTAN RETREAT.

a NhLoSIAN RETREAT.
visitors. " 'PeH l"i the reception OF
NtFIi FKIivATE PARTIES. CLUBS, PICStAe
man,' &c, acconnodatsd with Refresh L:.kH
poIts: ~ O. Apply ior particular information 10 Jo6ss
1.a, No 4st III street, corner of ST. wine IL
mee, on sundays at 3 and II a. m; |, j. 5,6 and n
aJ r.j teIuInins IN the intermediate hours Fare to
all the hotels. i0'" 'o oe heu dI
Onnbnses for Partles-apply as above.
- zo--M l.. RALPIN,
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A FARM IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA.
~ FOX SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR I'M

PROVED CITY PROPER TY-a Farm of hffv
acres, acres, miles from Washington and the same dis
town, adjoining the lands of Mr Thomas CarS,
Mr. r: Htdee. Esq and OF the lands Of the'le,e L..
with water IN each held !: a fine orohaid and house
containng rooms, with a good cellar and hack
Kitchen. stable, and all necessary out huidIngs IN
good order, now in the occupancy of T.. Yulee ESQ.
who will show the property aud give information
Iespec ting the sale. Information can also he had
from w. ID. Wallaoh, Esq, Editor of the star.
Possession given on the LIST of January. 1859.
je l8-lawtf d. WELLS
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I NirED STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINE
AM WlTHouT FAlLuRH FOR EIsHr yulGs,
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.


CaV1loN.-So many frauds and imposI- <aS~~
lions OF varlous kinds have been lately <SflRA
eerpetrated ontravellers bOund 20 CA LII ~ns
FbHNlA, that the subscriber, the oniT Aut hor I'd
Agent TOR passage 10y the u. :. Mail Line via PaDa-
ma in the city of New York, feels It HIS duty TO
caution al persons seeking passage to California,
that, TO AVOID IMPOSITION they mnst he careful to
nnd the true office of the Steamships of the q. a.
MAI Line. VIA Pan8Wa Railroad. as no other Ofics
IN New \ ork Is authorized to engage passage.
The Companies have only one Office In New YORK,
which is st 77 w est street, of Warren street.
fronting on the North River, at the head Of the Com
1ln.'s Wharf.
IL Observe my sirn over the door.
.. /. w. RAYMOND, AGsrt,
hb- New Ysgf,
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&M 60

From and sitter TUESDAY, 18th of June, Tr~ns
VIII leave a. follows:
SIS a. m. Express Train connects Washington
junction for s parts OF the west and at Baltin,ors
ior fhilade phIa and New York.
u IS =. IN. Way Tram for AnnAoolis Bsltimore
elphIa, and New York.
SD D. an. Express Tram connects at Wssbtnrto,
yuhctOn with Express train for all parts of the ives.
York. ~ '1eip"io oHu 'eN
4.lo m. Way Train for baltimore conneots At
Ahhspoiis junction Tor AIMS polls, and Washington
JYSeilon with Express Trans West
,6Jp ?. IN. Wsy Tram for Baltimore oonneots a.
West, " '''No'ioh iioAH
ihe us =; m and 81 ?. m. trains are express and
VIII stop only at Anna polls and Washington iuno-
tionE. I""S
On Saturday the $50 p. m. train goes TO Philadel
le ~ L. III. PARSONS. Agent
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t'QR KENT OR LEASE FOR TERM OF
EAKS-That very handsome and e!IgibIy sIt
mated HOUSE on Penn.ylvania avenue between
IIth and 18th streets, lately occupied by Mr. D'jyer
no,s, As hotel. The main house Is well adapted for
either private residence q public hon Sc havin,
num6er OF large rooms and many convenience at
tached to 1t: and the additional house when iatsv
served the purpose of barr with three or four roos
up stars, can very readily be converted into an Of
nee Delov WIN sleeping rooms In the upper story
Ibe establishment Is very desirable one for a
foreign minister; the house lately occupied as bar
rOom c., d c. can easily be converted into an off ce
or offices below, with sleeping rooms above for the
secretaries and attaches of tie legation,
For terms. DC, apply to n. LAWSON, at Wind
sr's Building ma 20-Std6 SawII
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Travellers Qiranfnru

I'Hh VIRGINIA sPRINGs.-pa,.en..r. a.,
.nslr 'Fst4 n,Ss. ssfGsd = in.s y y; ssS3 :;
Ihe alexandria aud Washington Railroad 7th =,
ailu IS"uisiana avenue, wall be called E,r and con
keyen To the Long Bridge station, where rood
= :. Mall i"r the %. \. X. X. Passengers viii
~ iree from the annoyance of wagons and horses
ti't Is met wlth on the boat. lt s the most exn.
"a GUS: and ~ many Instances. the most econ0Ini-
Baltimore. '" A"Hi
y: B.-Coaohes furnished for Excursions and Pic
-'"' je&-u
RALTlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
II WASHING TO- RRAN(s ~
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,cTf T3 PikkkS fkS to SSESoDlSsSS sS '1GI.a's
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A PIANO FOR $40 A MONTH.-SIx very
"A good second hand Pianos for sale low AZ : 10
per month. JOHN r, ELLIS.
lust think of t-a PIANO for $40 per month at
ELLISS Piano Store. ie 20
VERY GOOD SECOND HAND PIANOS for
sale at three and ten dollars per month Al Nc
80, between 9th and 10th streets.
jy II JOHN F. ELLIS
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For Rent and Sale.

E'OE EKEMT-rhat very desirable brlck DWEI
\ IING HOUSE, No. 40I 18th street betw cen
anu N, Formerly occupied BY Hon. l. l., GartreIi.
or terms. apply to WOODBURY. EMERY. No.
45 18th street, after 8 O'Clock r. M ie 95 eotf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-21
SIN ct, paul erf@4eiiuen brei eneli)4e

SIN ct. paul er9eintn brd enslii&e
a8tdtter. Z, Del mtnntlotia n, Ser
'aio n es1np Dtmofr At, urb bic
9imes. Der Deutiaen 3ettuas, bic
pur4 @epattton< unb allerlet fonftt9e
@e9lel AUDI allerlet Tata erlebt> babe i@
bereits errpabnt. DAP bier cine, ia, aud
3rei beu1l@e 3ettunsen na@ tpenfsen
9abren gut beiteben tperDens f6nnen, 1T
taun, einem 33weifel untertporfen. u <
Die 8aupldBe feben Don 200 bis Ell
niee taulenp Ebaler I'M preis.
Das Gbeater lieet nod i'm GutbrYu uro
Gbalta tpobnt in etnem Bretterbaus.
Die Gntptdelun9 pes seiitteen 2ebeas
Der Deuti9en bat bier NIT eineu 2eieper@
ein> Eurnz uub @eian9peretn ~besonner.
vMus Dem &leinen fam unb &pirp bier
ra6 @robe ii& 9eifalten." #.
l1nb allies Dies III elmer Stabt, bic sebn
Sabre alt SIN Sabre 1914 purbe baS
erite 8lpdbaus eebaut; 1847 rpurpe bic
@tart aasselest unp jeBt Sdblt fe ilber
10000 @tnmpbner. H. ....- -. e
4@abrli9, Uncle Sam, Der junee Benz
GEL i9reitet 5u RAID ppran ; fein @unser>
bab er oft itraudelt, oft auf bic Naie fdQt>
aber bas Materieue bas @etftse oerstbt
ibermdtbi9 uno etpas arrogant miro
uno bel 1einen jueenoliden Ebprbeiten
unp @lnben g ieinen %l1rursrpbpater I'm
@tnmel III iebr nit 8uBe unb @ebeten
beldftt9t. But never mind; just let
him go ahead go ct miro enblt9 na9
otelen Grfabrun9en penno@ ben re@ten
Be9 fnpen. IT,,
.. VII ~ Tortfebun9 fulet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-21
minneiota Staats5eitun9.

pFi6ten 9e9en bic Garntlte, bes e>pi3en
r@anpern6 lberpraBi9" bic Naturid5rz
betten BON Minnei DID, ueberorub ldn9er
NIT tbeolp9tiden Wtnomiblen gu tdmpfen
2aubeit pe8 racifalen publtfumS uno Der
Gfel son MtQtpnen Druid eblern In Der
Gadel mdbreno unlerer Nbtpel enbeit auf
&et1en - bies paren Die 8%ewe9orunbe
unlerer ueberlieplun9 no9 ct. paul, UNI
auf ten Grimmern ber su S9anpen 9e<
rittenen uDeut1@en 3ettune" ein
@o&enblatt beraussuseben. ~ n II
Sn @tinnelota 1T es fit jebt nod teiz
ner 3eitun9 mb9li@> pbne partei Inter
itlBuns, AUDI muir bic @uslu9en gu oeden..
Da6 wubten mir nod ebe mir bte<
bet famen ; unb pa mir UNI ere %llnabbdnz
9i9fett urp l1eber3eu9une UNI feinen YreiS
fell gu bieten 9enef9t i1no> allo ouf parteiz
untertdBung MUIR 70 :lan9e Mnlpru9 MAJ
@en t6nnen, als bic partei nit unleren
@runoidben bomoeen it, 70 tpare11 u n(ere
peri6nli9en Greunpe unb Mbpnnenten Der
Gadel Der ein5ise @nfer, an benz mir uns
balten gu fSnnen 9laubten. IL &u@ 19etat
e@, oob mir uns, truB Der i%peenannter1
idle@ten 3etten, in pieiem @laube1 r,i9t
8etaui&t baben oe1n bon n,ebr als 3,pSlf
bunpert Gremplaren, 1pelde mir BON So.
1, 2, 3unb4 penielben bona fde 3uee<
i9idt baben, iino faun, nod finf3is re-
tpurntrt moroen. Das Beiteben bes
8lattes i9eint alio i&pn BEL 8eeinn' ga
rantirt gu fem. u~ebrt9ens fSnnen mir
bel ben erpben eurrenten Muslaeen> btez
ielben pbne bic Mitbilfe zines repli6en
reiienoen &senten nidt eri9minsen unp
oieien slauben tpiir in per perion bes bie>
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