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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06

THR PoEr REFoRMER.-Yesterda VIC beguil-
ed the twilight hours with glancing over the
poems of that most eccentric of modern reform
ers, Charles Kingsley, and came 10 the conclu.
sion, that like most didatic poetry, it was
Carlyle says, "mere modern noise" true
poem is like leaf or beam of sunshine, it
teaches nothing but from its own inherent per-
fiction, lives in the world perpetual inarticu-
late hymn of praise showing, not "tho beauty
of holiness" but as deep a truth, though one
which few, unblessed with poets eye, acknowl-
edge, the ''holncss of beauty" Only the lyrics
of this volume are worth reading, but one or
two of these are exquisitely delicate. The longer
poems are intended to shadow forth the writer's
peculiar belief or rather want of belief, but are
so encountered with the unwieldy rhythm and
accessories of dream, that they lose their force
aud effect
We look upon this Kingsley, this Robin Hood
of the English church, as the man who most
fully represents the politico.rrligious tone of
feeling in the middle classes of England. A man
created, thrown up from among the people,
4 true type and exponent of their nature, their
wants and their sufferings. Some of his books
are but illusions of the personal character of
them, Alton Locke and Teast, are, by far, in our
opinion, the most remarkable works of fiction
which the century has produced. Not alone for
che unequalled force of deliueation and feverish
yigor of the style, but because, as in the magic
mirror Of TennysOn, we ''see within them deep
aud clear shadows of the world appear" We
see in them through the intense earnestncss of
simple life-trasedy. tho picture of the age in
which we live, in all its chaotic incompleteness,
its desperate grOping, like blind Sampson for
some pillar on which to lean. its neSer.wearying
attempts, and worst of all, its constant failures
Every shade of religious belief or doubt rises
at some time, in the course of the story. to the
surface; the system of form and creeds. cold
and perfect as an ice temple; the hard and cruel
face of calyinism; Rome, in all the winning
power of her magic fascination, 'Iuiling her
childrcn-tO perpetual rest;" the lntless chart
" Of the Humanitarians, the frantic atheism of
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The Losr ON THR NAT. HoLMEs-B0dies Re-
eovered.-we take tho following from the Gin
cinnati Commercial of Monday:
Messrs. Lamont and Terrence, clerks of the
i'll fated Nat. Holmes, were in the city on Satur.
day. They state there were thirty lives lost by
the sinking OF this steamer-twenty.two deck
and four cabin passengers together with the en-
gineer and three deck hands There wee sixty
six passengers registered in the cabin. Tho
following arc among those lost on deck:
j. S Murphy and John Mulligan, from Vince
ling for ST. Louis
Michael Welsh, wife and four children. from
Wheeling Island, for Wellington, Missouri. =
Two of the children were saved.
jacob Gurlock, and family Of eight persons
all lost save young lady % years of age. They
werc bound from Wheeling for St Louis.
Vim. Kitsinger, from Parkersburg for St.
Louis.
The following bodies were found in the wreck
Of the cabin:
John Griffith, from Wheeling, and John Vent,
from Clermont county, o., found on boiler deck,
at loot of the stairway leading to the hurricane
roof forward.
Samuel Owcrth and son, from Wheeling,
were found about the centre of the cabin.
Mr.. Sygert, deck passenger, from Cincinnati,
and WIN. Logan, deck hand, from Long Bot
tom, Ohio
g; ctkell, deck passenger, from Cincinnati
for Wittenburg.
Mr.. l. Lazier and two children were saved.
The wife was drowned. The body has not been
recovered. She had 500 francs in belt about
her person. A trunk containing 5000 francs,
belonging to Mr.. Lazier, was found broken open
and the money stolen.
Mr.. Milligan, cabin passenger, bound from
Wheeling for Pixies Peak, was lost
The Kentucky, on Saturday, brought here
800 packages brooms. paper, and dry goods,
recovered IRON the cabin wreck
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06

oSE of the editors of the IN. W Tribune has
been visiting the United States Supreme Court,
and speaks very disrespectfully of eight Of the
nine Judges he saw there. He says: eight of
them looked for all tue world like row OF worn
out nurses sitting in an Intelligence Office
waiting to be hired.''
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wA1rxAs t. WILEY, the able and eloquent

WAIrxAs t. WILEY, the able and eloquent
stump speaker, and the honored candidate for
Lieut.. Governor, of the Opposition, is to speak
at the Court House tonight. We hope there
will be good turn out to hear him-for how
ever much we may dcprccate the issue which
Gosgin is making in his travels over the East,
yet we have no such feeling towards Waitnan
7. Wiley. We believe him to be good, sound,
true Western Virginlan-onc who, if elected,
will not use his position or his influence to sub
ordinate the interests of the West.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06


TINS lateness of the hour, night before last
and the crowded condition of our columns pre-
vented us from calling attention to the results
OF the Connecticut State election, and the st.
Louis and Louisville municipal elections.
We might simply content ourselves with say
ing that all three resulted just disastrously to
the hopes of James Buchanan's administration,
as its bitt3rest opponent could have desired. In
Connecticut, the SO called Democratic party is
literally and truly wiped out from the face OF
that State, and now takes its place as r, lie OF
what "has been" The St Louis election,
though on a smaller scale, is still more preg-
nant. We have the astounding fact be-
fore us, that what was two or three years
ago, a poor, despiscd, prosecuted party of men,
endangering their lives in the exercise of free
speech is now, this day, triumphant by upwards
OF one thousand majority. This result will and
does show most concusively, that Frank Blair,
the late Republican member of Congress from
that city, is justly entitled to the seat from which
tits attempted to exclude him by the showing
of those who had corrupted the ballot box TO
defeat him. It is, however, more than likely
that the opposition will have working majority
of the next House, and that they will order
patient and thorough examination into the frauds
by which tho voice of free and glorious st.
Louis is attempted to be stified.
The Opposition (whigs and Americans) have
carried Louisville also. Do not these results,
we ask, point a moral? Do they not forcshnd-
ow the deliverance of the people in 1860 from
the wrongs and expressions which James Bu-
chanan's administration has inflicted upon tho
people of Kansas-the wholesale corruption
which, out of the mouths of his own adhercnts,
has been acknowledged as ctaracterizing the
disbursements of the public funds. These re-
suits we welcome as the first dawning of tho
long looked for sun that is to bring healing in
its meridian rays.
LATER AID BETTER.
Since writing the above we have have received
the following dispatches:
ST. LOUIS, April 5.-Nearly full returns give
Filley, for Mayor, upwards of $500 over Bogy,
Democrat, and 4, 500 over Wyman, American.
Filleys plurality may be increased 5000. The
Republicans have elected their whole city ticket
by large majority.
CLEVELAND, April 5.-Republican candidate
for Mayor was elected yesterday. The entire
Republican ticket is elected without doubt,
though the vote is not entirely counted.
DKrRorr. April 5.-The election yesterday for
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, passed OH
quietly. Returns from the interior show con.
siderable Republican gains, and indicate the
election of Geo. Martin, Republican candidate,
by over 10, 900 majority. The Republican gains
10 the city since last fall. is nearly 500.
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TuE Antioch. Ohio, College ia, to be sold by
foreclosure on mortgage against i,for upwards
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MERCHANT TAILORS.
BETHANY, VA.
3TEssRs BoEsALL / SWORDS have associated them
M selves together for the purpose doing general
Merchant Tailoring business, in bethany, Va. they
finest and fashionable qualities and styles. They
fGg tbe peb. anu n n q I1t SC
Room In building formerly used hotel By Jones.
MARYLAND LINE car load OF frrsh white
M Lime just received and for sale Al reduced Pre..
lie Cement the best article to be found in The city.
nhso -. IA MErcAL1. % Main St.
SUNDRIES, eonsIgnmenI-
y 81 Boxes Extract LoEvOod,
100 do Pearl Stareh-Woods' brand,
80 do Cincinnati Star Ca pIIes,
20 Barrels Old ciser VINEGAR,
so do Pittsburgh No. Sat
nh.o J. A. NEfcSLE, s. Main st.
AGlNA. COcoA cnoeolAte add Cora siaTeh-iTe5I sup
rub sS 'a'' received and for sale b ynw.pnsvo
AR ~, ssd o. French and Ams.4ean Mustard.
nhsO w. A. EDWARDS BRO.
ITREsH PEACHES and Tomatoes just received and for
'f f$i 1sG1'' Us iss:a iHB %
] Es5ai and OoiORE Ecsi;sS =: y
TOMATO and WaIn9i caiIuF received and for sale
EIuNB OHkWIhG TOBACCO 4 CIGARS, inst TrceiTed and
y Tor sale BY lnh9Ol W. A. EDWARDS BRO
IALKlRK, BASS co. AIIsop's Scotch Az JaSt re-
: misc So $40 TOT SAFE ". a. EDWARDS BRO
DURE oAfAWBA BRANDY Jusi received and for sale BIZ
misc W. A. EDWARDS BRO.
( .AlLLlI SPARKLING cHANPAIeS-AnOthsT lot
mheo VA EDWARDS BRO.
ErlHE MADEIRA 9 PORT WINE, Just received And S5--
sale b InhSol ". A. EDWARDS BRO
100 CAsEs PALM LEAP HATS
AOO 10 cases Meas Leghorn do
do Panama do
',Aos Just opened and for sale cheap
NM GRO. K. WHEAT.
1000 DoZ Ladies, BIZ, white and coi'i Coffo1 h..
- A 49, &c Meas white nlxd Fancy Half Hose
80 90 asseS white, Fancy and mlx'd stoekinRr.
~ 20 Asnis and Wunenia GloFea. every srad.
- DO LAdles' Slk nltis. Just opened
@1z. ek0. \. WHEAT.
ROnNEf BUoHEs.-luO0 dos. Or eT-T1 ,--zI7f- t. -
- eeesP. Lmh29l GEO. K WHAT
HAVE he exclusive agency for he CIneisnsu
Match Co.'S Matches and furnIsh to- - -, ~
ihey can be b0nght anyvhsre.
@ass GEO. X. WHEAT.
a bBLs B9tiar's Premium b aeEiaE,
80 q sros5 sferry bHyis' Pain Killer,
- pxs etote Pipe Heads,
100 bxs. Cincinnati Fancy Scan
.o Just received aud for saie cheap
- 80 eE0 < WHEAT
LINk ola fe. eases Of olive 0ii for t75i- ne 17-
tentea superior % anything tke uarEet 100
q ena lo- sale y lnAl1 A. G Coon Co
/INc PAINT-Breneh and A1icTIe71 Zine r.I-S, =, -,
= ena Ior sale ~ lnhlIl A. c. GOOD CO.
lsAGk ORANGE PLANTG--i0Ss15 1Tror-- = - -, !
= INV ftIones Jtar oil plnnfH FOR rSle A ~
e'a b'foi OF tmhe3l tMfTH GOEEFiI
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New Advertisements.
DYE STUFFSI

DYE STUFFS!
Annatto, BrAElsoed,
Alum, CAmUood,
Blue Vitriol, PeachEood,
COehIneal NfearaguaWood,
COpperAB, Hondnra1uooob
Cudbear, Red Wood,
Madder. LogEood,
Tnrnerte Ext LogWoNd,
a.HIoWeYs EbonyEoOd, lie he i.
An ~ hrh mi r. sod for less than thew car from
any other house In town. CHARLES W. GkAHAAM4.,
,,s No. 90 Main St, Centre WSssiiaE
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For Rent.
L1NDRETH SEEDS!

II ASDREFlI3 oARDEN eEEDs foF 1888. uaIFanied Ht11
as a. f1e'''' ',''''s1 81 SH Si eoRRsLL-
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Total.
Males 9l-Females l9-4O.
aps-St GEO. BAIRD, Jr., Secretary.
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1OO BBLs Novelty Mills White Wheat Family Flour,
l superior article, received and for sals By
APPS GEO. ADAMS, No. so Main St.
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DIR JAMES w. CLEMENS.
OFFICE ON UNION STREET, next door to that Of HON
I J 8. Clemens. apS-ly
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"Life, Death, and that vast forever,
One grand, sweet SOM"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-09
; Fn3rtgrr.
Nicbmpnh, Dem 8. Stpril 1889.
Sic fdbtifebe SSabl

1T 9'udit6 uno rbue bic ~acriu9Ie St6runa, ia
fcltlt rbne ir9Cno met&en fun" upriteroeoons
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1T lrtht Su 9Ctcu, rcun s. slritt better 9lues
hStn, Nlten. SIm rtljhc ottc Senmten iino ME
prr Crm1blt, nit Nueuobmc .eiucS Nlrcrm0u in
gtrrrre sH1ro, III fur Srn. 6. 6. Guett Gin
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rs9te MUIR tie gGabl circe Gas Su1pestprs uup
GRAIN NicolurCre ctlraS mcbr ais NcmGbu(ibcs
3nterrlie, Dem es audi prbl oucju ;u;uitrciten
1T, Rap Die YrlS in Nipnlue 9Glro erri laoc
onen rarcn. Setce 9orteiru fGuueu poe 9teIul-
tat Der W1bI ais cinen Sir9 betrahtcn, ca tcjpe
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ipor'Hen. ;3mar bcsteu mir RE Nrffnuua, raE
StsNe SSa6l frci Won pArtgjcinfug ticlten miirCc,
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ttpnes9art9 nod fur; ppr IbcrIhluB rc0C(mGBiac
Npmtnattpncn mdhtc
Vic 3utunit miro lcbrcn, pb rcr wtccercr.
r"pIte Stnrtr1tb i'm oItcr Sabre ctmae g~clernt
9at, pcer pb's in alien 3rob iort8cbt.
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lHn9iam' Dap 1913 Der auf Penn Glltdcu pper ltutsp
6IuB"fsr selessne Stsit Der 8efuns. D. b. p~cricnise,
non ~ l@'m aus Ssferreid tsprc6t w:rpeu tcnni,,
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gang ~strl'S mar. &acesFY, 5ee uni S@6utals mad.
ten lI@, ais Die 6eSclution fe aus Nailano u~ertristsu
Bate 9leth caran, cieien 8ebtcr ,u p%crtslIeru. Die
A~nNpeen' 'rel6e Ssrpna i'm Tetcn ~unractsm, murren
NIT Serlhan;unscn ~prrirtcn uno f. RE gGGae Der
Stdct 9r9rn Gin 6eucr bon rprt aus eeIhibt llnp
Gin @lnd fur Scitcrrci6, poe ctes eelbab. Oenn re
MttnelU-Stnic mubtc perIaicu mtrrsn, NeScbicra mari.
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lcne S6nnirn Hcr; ba aber murrcu lie gum Sttbrn
9rtraht, unc re S6tn6t lei Santa Qucia (6. Mai
lS4S) irtSte ibnen, baB iencr msitcre gerluh oeocr
Die 5'ltun9Swcrfe pcn &crrna nuBIcs Irtm miirrc.
(SdluB fotNt.)
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VermisChtc Anzeigen.
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CrhohCn, rtnc Die Vctcuotr0ft "a ~0cl6brccn. 8u SjrIcm GnSr hat
Or. NNiictnr cn NrInnrnt W.
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Sic S~tcruicbnuppem.

Vie Observation-Disclosures, Die man in rcr 9tcac(
NIT rcm 9tnmcn rSternihnupprn" tc;cihnct,
nm IL 9crNbnlth, ais ba6 lie njht prn Srccr=
mann don ritmNlS temCrtt rprrcn mGrrn. llno
pph lit pu5 NbGnomcn nrh nitt Yrritanccn.
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acrt ltno Der Wcinuu9, RAP lc mhto unrGrcs
mn, ais Gin luminGlct 0ae. Nrh 9luccrc iino
Der NnltGt, rnb cinige ricicr Stcrnlhnuppcn
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lhnnppen, bag man 9INuttr, Der 8cr9 tGnrc in
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Stunbe.
Antb pe anrern Se6auptunaen 6oten in nru2s
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3UtHnit nnO per cwi8 fprihenpen 9EiIrnihOft
:prrtcbalten. 81. y.
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I"lt lNntriIp" MADDEN, ntcmale "UitbIcn ZEN 3asn tet ccf
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SfRtr; ytGInltr. fr. ipilbcu Der y. II 10.
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Bur Scddbtuna fir ISierrrpcrtGufsr.
9urt tiui0c 9tntlufc in Ntp 2lcrt bin ih in ben eta. 5
'clcFt. rNl9cnpc &rtitcI III acknowledgements Icbr tiut0en VrctI II
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gNintermrprn npn Niiten nnn Mmhrn

Dem Nnterieidnetsn 9trciht e8 ,um Seranuaen. Ieircr
STsumoen tmo Dem 9u6Iitam isin Eager Don 6crbit- unD
fen NiOlc5tin, Silt, 6iIs mb 9ie6rrbiitcn fUr 6rrr,n lnb
8nabrn, lpirle aus StrOb, Hs9b0nc. ganamta uni Walm6latt
% S%itn' s @nG S9 IN ~, @5Issn ane Sinner 5atcn 'e. 10. bstsbt
9utc iperotn nap SOrlbrift ansefrtiat.
2trltleC blttet, letnfn Store SO. 1871 Srpaoifr. iu befubeN
UNI tin WaarCnIasCr III beii6tiaen. Sec. 6. 9ettp. @at.
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Wall Street Lager-Bier-Salon.
Seriopft ltrta bne bette Gaoers8ter, aid onbrre Or
tru3un9cn, wie morinirte 6trnge, stten Stmti;rrs unb
NstnlburGeT &dlc, &cio9ne, Snrcin8 It. merten letS freunb-
ltHlt %9erabrett, unb tittct I'M %8snttgen 3uiprud,.
Bm. e.. S&6n6prn.
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yalerhiefzS aIpn.

Ntttncn Nrcuncca uno tcm @ub!iEum ir OH ,cmcinen Sic
cr4tftne NnWi9c, Rap ih bic fruhtr rn mir an y9rr1nitraE,
9E1!artF H~SWttlGaIt micncr tbcruNmmcn babe uno lie nm,
S!rluht be'itnH rmpfcbie. SIR 9uteo Bier lo iraitioc Or
%frtlhun9en miro SNr9t troaen q. 0iorHnf
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0cihGitS @rGfnun9.
Spbu Serbia

iTiNt Fem eclt'lhCn YutIlTUm al, coR or circ tcutIrtc Spr;r-
Tt.PnnrIun9 Ill Der g'r90oe, Spilhcn Ger 6tril unS lien
SIt"Fv ttNnnSt f"t. Sclpn.tr3 cnpfcbtt er itirc rcutitcu
Nruhic mo QroOWtc, ais Grbitn, gmicr, Qsrbncn, STis'
@C.Cltt, 3ntt'tcn, 3nldcn, @irucn (Suptln) M Sancrfroul'
lrilIt h~Pl1nNtlHe 9trtn8t, Stodfib (trpdrn mip ospaIrrD
Sarbcllcn in ,5olS q. ""''
gIsarrcn. &ouds, &aus unO Sdmpftobaf Qcb6ed).
&Ne @epurSc, Sec, lrpic bic bittn @rpccrn 2lrfifci.
2urh 9uttn GtntHuf int otriclbt in cn SIanb oclcbt. bic
nm SFlNGenNen nit Ittte rilHtr mlp tili9cr lDa6re Ia ke-
'isH'h. Sptn Serbia.
nChCu ". SCh0h'S ySntrI
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YNrlClan, Grim unn ~NllNennorcn- MclfGft.


SranS Stnupe,
los Srraclr1Bc. @Npildrn Der 6. unc I. Str.
halt Gin rcidrS une mNhlaIrrtirtrS Eager ppu
Gisarrcn, JtdicbS. &0u= unb Sbnupftataf
CINncr Nobrttattcn unh lmpcrtotipn,
ee or IN VroEs mn NIctnNCtOui III zen bili0itn Warftprci-
lrn oblari. NNmcntlit lrltcl 2@irbupcrtGufrr nihl pcrIiu.
men Fct Inn rNrjt'prcdcn, che ic iprc Ginfauic lnprpcuia
MAIDEN. r7Ji
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Din pus rcutld,c WuhIlfun

Nn DDS rCutlhc Yubllfum.
Inter allen Gr1nbun0Cn Ger nturrcn Belt nimmt Sdmfcrr's I'm.
"i9rr"trr lprnbI NIe en- mIiNtS Nbfuhrun0SmutrI. 0o ouh lckrr
TrIhIecnrrS NttlmtiicI Zen crreu HOn9 Gin. IS wutf blupti6Nlid,
an Que Etbtr, mtltt curh bCn njcbrOut ricicr Nicoi;in aUcr wuri
cen, etm Aerptr 10 nt1clintr S0fN, in Den Mta0cn cn,tciot uur
mira Gle 9~clpppntuttn AtNn0lc 0bfubrt. MuG 9Cjtn lluYcrrIulmh
tti, Srrobrcnlcn. Ntdn9cl an NrpCtlt &c. nj &C n0n ben 3ru1niGrn
tHNNtnccr Won Nttnldtn, wtItbc tandbc min Grfrl0 Nrbrludt Mkcu.
ems Ger bctGn bcilmittci. Ter @rfpIS lit itnrI unp ihrr.
9rcto rr Sldltc Sl.O0.
y" SHI"Nith pt Mbtc Il. Wr09, Npctbfr.
liz MOin Str.
20elblt 1T audi tets Elm prlc5 MnprtimCnt Ypn alien WcoEircn
SNrten, WldS, Dele II. bQI. YUrrIthta.
Ocean Yatst- mn EIeIp zSef0rperun9s. @ommijiUu
NQcntcn:
IS. SdbmiSt u. So.
Snt0lIps, GpmmiiiirnSs, SpcbttipnSs uub
WchirI- @eih6ft.
Sritfc INN Nadcte, IcetCre his III 50 WfunbGcmiht. mrrS,n
alt ItrEm SNn bier %at9ebenben prnNdmpfr nab irseno einemSrtr
Ger SSclt lppriuatt 9cutl6lunb unh bic SdnpetD fronfrt fla
iur gtlIimmltn&pocr thclllptilC, prompt uuo nit Der ar6Etcn Sihry,
belt rrpcrirt, 9tSen @GrARtC uMb Stcin.
Wrhlri mp Mnmt:iungrn in cen 6autp(1Rcr npr
%SGntld'ionb iahbHr, iinb SA pn m~cOrigrtnG ouritn in Dem rtiotn
Gurc0n Ut h0brn.
@rIeGN65obIunQcn>0n ir9enb cine @nrtIt in 0cutI6-
t""9, fWi ms 9auo 8tiCcrt, 8c8cn SuitmRg.- NaIaar- 9iuris
ano RC'rp0lc.
re sur @isDm0ne umO ~llm9esenb babcn mir 5rn. g. SaiIeI
anStt "N'niHr "ptriF@9tn. ". S6miet IL. 60.
NMb auf SbtNeS ~beiehtup, tittet nm bic Observation-Disclosures mri.
btr frctntc mn NOnbelcuie 81 81 jTsT