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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
Proclamation.

To the Voters Of Nuscatins County:
XXIBEREAS petition signed by Five Hundred
w and sixty five citizens Of Muscatine county
has been presented to Tho County Judge Of sal
county, asking that the question be submitted to
vote of the qualified electors of said county, wheth-
or the County of uscatne Will const ruct Bridge
acro.s Red edar River in the county OF Muscatne,
at the point W here the Cedar River Suspen-
sion Bridge was located,
Now therefore in order that the voters of said
county may ad pit reject the proposition, it is
hereby ordered that the election to be held in said
Muscatine county on the first Monday in April, A.
d. 1883, the following propositions will be submit
ted to the qualified electors of said county.
1hat the county Of MuscatiLe ia its corporate
capacity, will construct Bridge across Red Cedar
River at TIE point above mentioned, and to that
end will authorize the County Judge of said county,
at the term of thu county Court to bs held or the
fourth Monday Of September next, for the purpose
of levyirg the ate and county taxes, to levy on
all the taxable property at that time in the cour ty
Of Muscaine, a sum suficienO to construct said
bridge, p ovidad sail amouat shall not exceed the
sum of Twenty-Five thousand dollars, and provided
further that in addition to be ordinary revenue of
tn, county, the tax to be levied for the purpose of
constructing said rri ge shall not exceed four mills
on tho dol ar on the county valuation.
The foregoing proposition shall be submitted an
pissed upon under the following mode Of voting,
to wit those in favor Of the propos ion shall vote
ballot upon which shall be written or pri utea the
Worus, 'fr 'hetDtluge ana TAX III ltHOSe az dlnst
a id proposition shall deposit ballet with tho
words pr nted or written thereon, "Against tho
Bridge and tax.
And If there shall be maj ,rity of the legally
qualified electocs in favor of said proposition, the
srme shall he considered adopted and will au-
sh,rizs tho County Judge of said county to levy
the tax as efortsaii, and also to authorize said
County Judge to $: id Bridge to be constructed
at early day as practicable, and at an expense
uot to exceed the sum Of twenty two thousand dol
lars.
And it is further ordered that co. of this pro-
clamation to p,s.ed up a the place of voting
e'ch tnwnShp during TIE day Of election.
49, In testimony whereof l have hereupto
( l.. set my hand and affixed tho seal Of said
~ county at Muscatinc City this fifth dav
or March A. d. 1858.
EDW. u. THAYER,
County Jan pe.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
For the Journal.

For the journal.
FRIEND JouRNAL!-I am certainly under obliga
tions to you for';he compliment bestowed on me in
your yesterdays "Journal." although you limited n
little at my timidity, when you said, "lIe who
fights and runs away, may live to fight another
day." But l adopted the motto, discretion is
the better part of valor.' You certainly speak the
truth when you say that l how things were
working and that defeat awaited the "happy fam
lily" If some others had looked at it in that light,
you would not have had tho pleasure of recording
such Rpub!ican victory.
In conn seton with this, permit me to say that
we certainly do agree on one thing-namely, that
Elias Unger is THE MAN for city Marshal, and no
doubt the choice of the great mass of our citizens
for that office. He has no doubt discharged his hu-
tics as Collector, and beyond controversy rs Police
officer. OF the latter, 1 am, | presume, better
aware than many of our citizens, becau my bust
ness in the summer season requires me to be out
very often late of night. and very seldom have 1
been out but met Mr.. Ungcr dlschargng his dnty
in watching for the marauders who fnfcst river
towns generally and who dread to any com
munity. They soon found it out and we were not
much troubled with them last year. l hope and
have no doubt our City Council will take your adj
wee. NJ. BLOCK.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06

DR. BAKERS PAIN PANACEA-Wo arr not in the
habit of indorsiHg patent me ,cr O. .nl IS VIC We
il.duoit4be proofs Of heir tffic cy. In view of
the multiplicity of quack nostrums with W hich the
country q odsd, it secou.s ottener the duty of
tae journalist t. war; the public against mlositon
than to commend IN tdi3incs and remedies that pes
se.s merit but when ucdicine EARN for itself a
reputation and bocomss an absolute necessity in
every family whsrc there is disease, md when those
VIII use it never afterward dispense with it VIII n
they are in nee of remedy for pain aai disease,
it then BIC mes the duty of the Journalist to make
such dicne remedy as wiieI Unknown as posi-.
BILE. Our attention has frequently b,cn ca He'd IS
we'll bv those who use it t,ose who .e it, to be
unexamplsd success OF Bakers Pain Paracea. which
has gained popularity and meets with a sale une-
qual,d by sny medicine that b as ever been sold in
this country.-Narsbail IIlinoisan.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06

Ess- The more striking proof Of the intrinsic
worth and excellence of DR.. Halls Balsam for thu
Lungs, is shown in the rapidity with which it be
comes general favorte with the people There il
nothing Of milar nature but what is soon cas-
into the shade, when the Balsam has been thorough
y tested. The agents for its sale The country over
in ordering new supplies, very enthusiastic il
its favor saying dit il IN. ne thing it acts lik
charm Is fleets truly magical" The af
fcled can find the medicine ut F. Il. Stones ant
:. D. Dougherty's in Masculine.
Sec advertisement.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06

EXCHANGE LowEI.-Eastern exchange has
been lowered in this city t per cent. Exchange
can now be had for the currency in circulation here
all the eastern cities at u per cent, and Chi
cago and St. Louis at per cent. The Davenport
"Gazette," and papers published at other shinrlas
ter towns in the west will please copy and compare.
WA revival of religion is in progress at
the United Brethren Church. Meetings have been
held every night this week.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
Liberal Lectures.

Joseph Barker, Esq, the great champion of reli'
gous and political liberty, will deliver several lee
lures in Museatine, commencing about the 18th Of
March.
Liberals will please look out.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
For the Journal

For the Journal.
Mr.. EDITOR II respectfully suggest to the read
ers of your paper an inquiry which just now ought
to be considered by the Taxpayers of Muscatine
Why is it that no public statement of the present
sit ualon Of the city finances has vet been made by
the City Treasurer and Marshal, to be submitted by
the Mayor to the people? 1 believe that it has
been the custom hitherto for our servants to render
an account of their stewardship, that the people
could judge for themselves whether they were
thy to be continued in office.
The taxes last year enormously high, and
it is just that the people know how their money has
been expended The taxpayers of this city cannot,
and they SHOULD NOT be satisfied with any thing
short of the Official reports. If they are not soon
published, some good reason should be given WHY
they are withheld. Let our officers submit their
acts to the public Judgment, so that all parties may
b. Thoroughly satisfied that we have enjoyed most
judicious and economical administration # he city
government during the past year. ENQUIRER.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06

The STOCK comprisos-
Fiue and hc:vy Lapland Overcoating
Extra 40 Eskimo d.:
Fine heavy German castor beaved do
do blu. black. brown. olive, clare'
and mulberry Broadelo'hs.
Heavy English aud French Doeskins,
do German and American do
Seagrave's fine mixtures for BUSHES
Coats,
New styles ilarris' Cassimeres,
Pi,i1 All f. ncy Scarfs and Ora
white and fancy Shirts, Merino, Cot'o,
Muflcrs aud Comfor,ers, &c. In fac
FURNISHING HOUSE, all Of whic
and Fashionable Clothing at the very Lo
Musca'ine, Oct. IA, lS57-daw
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06

Mr. EDITOR Please announce the name of L. II
WAsHBuRN candidate for the Office Of Justice OF
the Pace at the ensuing April election, and oblig,
MANY VOTERS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06

Ricl, Lyons Velvet Yes tings,
! DO f. el>h Silk do
Plain and heavy Grenadine V.stirgs.
Fancy do co do
Cashmere ard Satin do
Rick white and drab silk 90
Gents and Boys Shawls,
Fine and extra heavy silk Drawers, .as
do do DO do do Under 81 Is
Merjno ard Lands Wool do do
| Go do do do Drawers.
:, Ties, Gloves Of all kinds, Suspenders.
and Shaker knit Wcolen Socks, Blanket.
all GOODS usually found in a CENT?
am prepared to sell and make iato goods
vest Cash Erices.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE!!!
I'HE undersigned having been appointed by tbs
] county court of Muscatine county Administrator
of the Estate CT Ws.. aess, deseaaed all persons u
debed to said e:tate are requested to make immedi
ate pay Eert, and all persons having claims against
said estate requested to prt'ent them to the
dsrsigned, properly authenticated.
-ts= VIM. II. STEWART,
Administrator.
Mnsrat;ne, Jan. ia 1S5s--4w
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
UniVerSal NIeetinU

Rev. c. Woodhouse will preach in the room of
the society next Sabbath March 7th,) morning and
evening, at the usual hours. The public are in
yted.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
DIR. WIN. GARD,
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

G. II. Stockton. Proprietor
HE Proprietor mas been repairing and mprov
ing mis- Dui ding, and is now prepared to ac-
| commodatc all who may give him call. Hi.
prices shall in all cases be reasonable.
dJo1 bling ccted with the House.
Moscow. MuScatine Co Iowa, dec5
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF LAND.

ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF LAND.
NOTICE is hereby given, that tn, undersigu ed
~ will Oh toe third Mon lay of NJ arch, 1853, sell
pu bic auctien, the foil wing 6es:ribei real
tate to-wit: The north half OF sout. quar-
ter, AMI the sou!h alf Of the northeast quarter
of sectcn ttirty-ix, 800 in township screaty-nne
20, north of arngo two ~ west o the tn principal
me idian-beng the same farm lately sold by VIM.
Ctismau, to Aids Gibson. and is in a good stase
OF cultivation, is we'll fenced, md has corsferta-
bic new two story dwelling house thereon; being
but ene-haIf a mile nr:b of Wilton, Muscatne
couaty, Iowa, it is one Of che mos, desirable farms
H. .,d.r unity. Terms one-thrd cash in hand
and the balance in enc and two years frosn jan.
LIST. 1853, with 10 per cent interest. Sale so take
place on the pr :ulses, between and d o'clock p.
NJ. Of said dsy. THOMAS HANNA,
Assignee Of Adds + Gibson.
seWil.on, Feb. IS 1S5S-ml -daw3w-prsfes-s5
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
PREPARE TO SETTLE

fhEI III OE L LIZ
NJ Office IS hereby given tnat in tcLstQu.nce CT
~ the decease of Alexander Dunsmore. the bust
ness of the firm of A. DUNS MORE 4 Co. must b,
closed immadiately. Therefore, ali persons ig-
deb ted to US by note book account requested
to call and settle forthwith. Balance Of STOCK
on hands will DO sold Low FOR CASH, or on
short time A. DUNSMORE l. co.
Feb. q, 1853, -dlw-w3t
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

SIX j ~ NJ ELS CLA Ih f.
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from prescription Of Sir James
CLARKE, II. d., Physician extraordinary
to tile Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailiEg .thc oal
those painful dangerous dseasss to which the fem
ion subject 1t moderaes all and
all distractions and speedy may be relied upon
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t peculiarly suited 1t will in short time, bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar bears the
Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeiss
These Ps should not be taken by females during the
FIRST MONTHS of Pregnancy as they arc sure to
bring Miscarriage but at other time they safe
In Nervous and Spinal Affections pain In the
Back Limbs Fatigue slight exertion, papiation OF
abe cart Mysteries Whites these pill will affect
cure when all have failed and although pow
c, full remedy contain iron, caomel antimony, Ell
any thi ng hul tful to the constitution.
Full direc lions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES Uate 1. X. B win Co..
.... Il, chester, n. Y.
| n. B.-SIOo and postage stamps er sed to any au
mail.
Forsa by J. B. Dougherty, Musoati Iowa.
| Dec. %, lS57-aSwly
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06

The EXHIBITION given by the members of
Washington Lyceum, at fremont Hall, last even
ing, passed Oft with more than ordinary EcLAr.-
The Hall was crowded, and the receipts at the door
were quite liberal. About 20 boys, young gentle
men, with six seven young ladies, took part in
the exercises and all acquitted tbems elves credta-
bly,. The programme performed on the occasion
was follows:
l. Greeting Scng-fu!l company.
2. Introductory Address Erastus Knox.
3. The Student, (dcclamation)-T. G Beaham.
4. Dying Year, (decamation)-F. L. Dayton.
5. Mr. and Mrs. Snibbs, uuet) Miss Dtla +.
Payne and Geo S. Marshall.
6. Virathus to the Lusitanans, (decIamation)-
B. W. Sullivan.
I. Illustration of Hard Times, with some capital
local hits-by ten of the company.
s. The Fugitive Slave Law, (declamat on)-H.
c. Mcneil.
9. Dying Alchemist's Sol loqly, (d,clama,on)-
Geo. S. Marshall.
10. The American Flag-Spoken in concert and
costume by thirteen members, with admirable eff
fest.
IL. Bingcn on the Rhine, (declamatcn) John
McGreer.
H. Grave of Washing, on-sung by Miss Della
4. Payne.
Is. Model Repeal Orator, (decamaton) j.
Farnsworth.
H. The Maniac, (declamation)-WillisD Davis.
Is Barber Song-G. S. Marshall, Ii. c. Mcneil
and q. A. Kimball. Several local hits were sppcn-
ded to this well-known song, one of which was as
follows.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
Sbdnolid,e Dcrftbwenouna.

Senator Dale bemsrtts lsbte sRc6r, In tcn
Scrsiniatsn Staatrn Scndt, ats bic armrrsrrmrt
run9etia uutsr Srraibuns mar:
"Die 8esicrung bate I'm lrBtsn Sabre I'M trf
ten 5rirpen st7,00O,O00, fir mittdriIte 3rrd
aus9cssten uno fdulps nod 81 900 900 fir bic
ieben. GtrIr5 let mrbr als i'm ttsurr1rn Srie3S'
iabre 9esen @nsano, mrlfcS S2l 900 900 tclttc'
te. Die Scee, bae bic grmee, rsnn einmat Der.
9rG6ert, is flcincr wrrrrn wiirpr, ri li6rIi6.-
Rad Irtnrr Metnung, wdnIds Der YriIicrnt br1t
Srrfdrfun9 Der Irmer UNI "YOIlfp mmrn
Greibsit,, uno SUlts1puorrGnttGt,
na4 &anids gu brinBCn. Der 6ries sesen lltat
ii ntGt erfldrt, sS tSnncn atsr ssrape 70, iuir In
5dlle nit NsrfO, rie Sanbtun9rn brs 8ristam
gcun3 ais cine SrirssrrtIdruns anssnpmmrr
rperben."
60 1t bicS cine un8r9rurs Summr cine uner.
beure GsftwrnNuns -unb uiemanb pro slauter
Oab etcie Summe auf cine ebrli9e gtls Srraus.
sabt Rerssn III.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
Chisaa, Rctraierbanoc1.

Girrri sdescntliGen SsluGer lrrirst bic fcIoG'
Ials Quspe5nune unlsrss @etrsicsbanrels nt6t
ouf ben rrifrn Bid In bic augrn. ST 0sbt pers
bdltntBmdstg rur wsnis srrbs Nasd3ne.
gtter ibre Gage unb itre Ginrdtuns srtI6rt
balb bic 8alhteit unb Siaisteit tbrer estlunsrn.
Gle ltcssn fdmmtIid am Stu6 unS Isinsn Qr.
men, nit @tIenbabn9eIeen I'm Jtddrn, 70 cde elm
@ar'3ug nit @streibe an Der stnrn Setts eineS
WasaStns nebsn fam unp I'm Waee .. $1,000
SuI6st per Stunpe RON ben elevators 9elsert
rterpen, rrdbrsnp am ancern @nbe pcS Wdsasns
oaIdte @etreire in elm paar Yrcpeaer lduIt uno
innerbalb 6-7 Stunoen lI6 auf psm gBsse naG
S9rsnstureb, Suifalc epr WOutrsat befnpst.
lin bic StQistet unirrss Gin'unb auslapunsss
Srrfabrens gu Irten. Ser9lel6e man ct. ecuss
Gin Ddmpftpot fpmHt !. .. bort nit 10000
SuIhel Sorn an. Gs fcniiht In Sddcn. 0tele
mGiien pom artstern eIn;eIn tstaussstragsn uno
ouf Der 0evee auf9:ttirmt rrerbsn, entpeoer in Gin
Wugn,n cprr aufs Sdif, unb rerlelte lanslame
unb fcTIpisliae 9rcse6 rrs SadIalrppene ipietsr>
bolt F4.-t00,000 SuIhsI In ct. 9ruis tss
Iddftiscn tuatrIhrtnlidb 300 SrldnSer, Nessr
unb Ntaulclel 1d9e lang. Su Gbicaso tann
in t0pen 10 Stuntsn zine bdtte Wtuirn Suihd
eins unb ausgelaosn rrrosn, rbnr po6 bic 9pelt
gtras bapcn merit @lIrs gridirbt rur6 ieue
DlmpfgCtrietrnen unb uncrmioli6en @iadntenS
armr Der gtepatctsn. Sn ct. Qruis fciet bic
Dtcs' Getdbr fir tersn Yui6el Sent fir pas
Bdsn ron 1000 Yfunp fnO % Gents su bssat.
len Ous Saaern int WaSaSin tcast / Gent PIT
SuIhel per Wfcnat.
Die GcRcn fir Gmsfana. 2asrn uno ger14f>
fen sines SuItrlS itelsn i6 auf ni6t psnissr ais
3 Gent in Ct. 0ruis. Da,u bic &ctrn Der Side
acrsanst, bic ;rpsi 8abrten nift Gtrleten. iCpann
itr pas Sadsn, mp Die SUfsn Rraen f9 auf
bis 8 Gents.
Sn GbicOsc Sascsch Toilet bue guttntrn bon
rem Cars unp bas Gintarsn in Sanattccte ctrr
SriGiffe ! Gent per Suf6sI, w6trenp pns 9Ius-
Iaren, vassrn IS Gage lang. @dscn unp gsr-
i6tfsn Gent per Su1del fOitrt. 6er ollsn In
Der Santbiruns res 0etreicss arlIt iidb rin SOr-
tbel ron CO Gent pet SuIGel far Gbicasc 81"
gen ct. 2cuis tsraus.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
Dir Q5ouurrn6r's il1abnund.

9ennislpanien bat enblt6, mas iapn
70 lan9e beiprpAcn pprren 1T, brIAlci<
fen, feiner eriten WasiltratSperIcn cine
bIeibenpe @Obnuns Su SrriAafcn. =
Der ncue @pupernBr tritt nun in iein
Slmt nit eincm Sabrscbalt BON $4,000,
allo $500 mebr, ais Serr 9pltpG ers
bieIt, nit elmer bequemen @cbnuns; bic
ibm Der Staat anSuweiIen int Sesrifi
ftebt. Grit ipmit 1T ben Stanb gcIcet,
Elm tpenis mebr ben &riitcfrat Su fpies
len unb ettpas mrbr 0altfreunbI9aft
ais3uiiben, ais bies feline 9pr9dnSrr
su tbun Sermpdten. Natiirlth miiben
bic Sarbejabler bieie 3eae aud pieber
besablen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
4m gnoe Femmt alice Hedt.

gBibrcro bem 8lmpfe Dor Der rbten preliocn>
tsnrpdbl purpe pcn ben rcputlifaniidsn 3dtunssn
itdnpbaft tebauptrt, bae pr. Suhdnan, i'm Saa
Ieiner @rpdblmg, es NIT Dem Stcsn. cptr peut.
liher ,u Ia1rn init BEN Stlapcnbultern battsn
miroe, mas rte 9smctrntte ober ouh Cten 70
iianobaft leusnete unO papur6 ibrm 3wcd erreida.
te. DIR neus SrCNrent IT nun mob fein Satr
i'm Qmte uno mir tottn fttn tle trutlihlfet
SepeIe, bhb pie 8eputitaher Nrdt botten. penn
iic i'm Iul6tr parteli6teitsn beIdut6iaten. gBsr:
fen mir nur einrn Bid auf bic &anlass@nsste.
ornbet. Der YreIpent utdrt lh in lsinsr srler
SabrsS. Sctldaft su @unllen elmer Gcultituton
iir ben nsurn Staat 8onfoe, norm Die @infiits
rune rer Sflaprrsi in rsmisIbsn SsbllIist php, III
Srplituug bah Iene SSrrunee i'm @rnlrrb ltarf
aenu9 ein niirprn, I'm crifr fctden Gmpfrtlung
giahrrud 'u gCtsn. @r trnubte bic Nhitdrmndt
Der Ser. Stadten, In SGnIae pae Sflflbren Der
Staornfrcunte gu urtsriiiiesn unc gu beItiiBen
unb nun snplth mo er einliebt, pab ftin Serflts
rCf peoer bel rem Soifs pen 8dnias nod, i'm @rns
srsB ren srparteten Seifau finprt, fc0 er erfldrE
bdtrn "eie pcn tim cnpfeblene Gcnilituticn
miiiIe ocn 6anids onaencnrmsn perren, mGae es
foisn mas es mill !" 81 Rag niGt pmtrilidfeit,
;u @unitsn rer SttdprrrsNuserbnuno 2 81 cds
niGt dtt bemptfntifb9 atrr am GnOe f5mn 8
Ques re6t. 9Iud ZEN Dcmcfratcn I'M 5llt6en
Sbeife rer Union 0rtt nit Der 3et Elm qiGt auf.
Die Waht rfs 9rrf i'm @Un9rrs Ihpinort
irie @ie In Der ipormcn Srnue unp rs erIoIefEs
frine srcfe prrpbCtihe gEeettt, nm pcraue,us
irbrn. cob her Yrsliprnt li6 felbh frin prlitihes
0rab graft uno i'm Sabre 1860 rtrnic pupular
irtn miro ais lein SrraGnssr Wartin Ban Suren,
in lS40 par.-(gib 9scb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
Zinc persebtliehe Sprad,e

5err DaSts, ron WIfIFppi, matte lebte
Bcae I'm Ssnat Der Sereintetcn Staatsn, ale
jcner SGrper In COMMITTEE bes @ansen, Uber ben
Sulano Der Union mar, unb Der antrdg bic DeF,
sitsSil bruden Su lafen unter Seratbms SewsIsn,
folgCnpe Scmcrtunssn
"Dic Orcbunsen BON Serrm aus bsm Tcrbm
sssrn ben Siipsu Ieten nur SrrS6tli6e. Der
Siiprn eriparts IeGr balb riren GcnfTft, uno ions
ME er, pgnn er pplle, sr niirre barauf eeriitri
Iein. g8enn brr gfcrpn cine SnpaIicn bee
Stpens maiden wpqr, m6sr CT rS bel 1rllem 1ol
uno ntht sur Naht5eit tbun. g4enn elm einssr,
Srcpfcn Sluts SereclIrn rtro pabur6, bas man
ife gu iln9ere6tatciten ;pings, 70 pirp Gin 6eur'
from ssaen Den glcrben paraui fclsn. Sie mir.
hen eips ols.s,so- ei;ss. 99sreSr
marI6irrn letn nit Dem Shprrt in Der rinen unr
Der Sltel in Der anosrn Sano, bic rings UNI Iid
Gerptiituu9 pertreiten. Der Siire babe nit
gsbuIp bic Nnsrffe sessn itu btnssnCmmsn, to
or Die Union ltbe, perpe fh abr nid,t lGnacr
mrbr fusen. Gr BABE mstr Jteipeft Scr ben
Atrliticnrn ais Dor ben SrseIcilus, mas ibr
DrinSip betrsift. Der Norprnmnnn ereift Iein
Spfcr am bellrn Gag an, tsr Wu4rtmSrper ater
dterfale rs I'm S&laf. Der siu;ise untr1Giro
3pt6en brbsn belteGe rartn, bas Der cine Gin
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fen, brnn bort ici bic gBpbnuns Der scmeinRen UNI
niseri9Rsn Itcticnilien.
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crer lih BON sr partbsi auf rwts Iue1dsen md6,
rrl6e iA pir1sn SelaSentrstsr unb 5euerfrclIrr
nit 2ett uno Sele In bic 4ermr sepprfen tat
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tie unterm I. San: ,.Sor stpa spri gDrdrn
lparen bieitse Gnwcbnsr ouf elmer Grcuriicn in
Scbesd Sdg ts9rjfen mO rntbrdten sincn Sc.
senitanO, BEN is Qnfanss fir Gin srcbrs Boot
btrlten, aber batp filr Elm SeelGtrn erfannten -
Gtnsr brrleltrn fcuerte htrimaI aus Ieinrm RtGs
auf paS Sbisr. wcrauf palielte an oas Boot Der.
antdm unb zines Der 9iuoT ;srbra4. Das Jeuer
purre trcbrem unterbaItsn unp bapmt, oas 5bier
allmabltg In eas letts 98aiIer sstrisbn uno bort
rrlrst. Gr Bate i6 5ue, 3ou 2dnac uno rpre
1880 Yfunp. Das 5su aqein wpg 800 pfuno
unp 1 5ab Ssl wuroe aus tem 66rper arncm.
men. Die Nibusu dbneltsn osnrn oes tenaalt.
laSn sSprn, ispoa LANCER. namti6 % 3ca lang
uno gang web. Die maturnarttsrn Saarr i'm
Naden erifredtsn fib SUP am Rdirn unp pom
Scpfe rildrarts, plren bis 5 3pa lana unp
puntcltraun. Dian fanp na6pem pas Gbirr CT,
ls9t mar, % 0lifIefuaeIn in lsinem Scpfe, bic es
In Dem abtliinrissn Sample rrbaltm.