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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

Sol' a. IL DEARlSG, OF EuSenelu, ls no lon
ger candidate for Major-Gcneral lie declines
on account ofill health.
PosITIoN OF GEN BoNHAM-The Laurensville
Herald contains an account of serenade in that
place Several gentlemen were called out among
them Gen. Bonham. The Herald says:
Our immediate Representative, Gen. NJ L. Bon
ham, was then called out, and responded in his
usual out-spoken, happy manner. He presented
the four candidates for the Presidency to view,
with their respective creed and chances of success
The fight lay between Lincoln and Brecknridge
the other two were but floating straws-and of
these, Lincoln, he thought, would succeed. When
he had, then the policy of the South Southern
Confederacy; if that was impossible confedera-
tion of the cotton States; and if that failed and
the worst come to the worst, separate State action
lie said it was out of place to discuss the latter
until there was necessity for it he did not think
there would be, for he had much confidence in the
united action of the Southern States"
-S> s-------
DOMESTIC FAULTs-A writer thus speaks of
the fatal influence of small faults on the peace
of households
Houses are more often darkened by the con
tinual recurrence Of small faults, than by the
actual presence of any decided vice. These
evils arc apparently Of very dissimisr magni-
tnde; yet it is easier to grapple with one than
the other. The Eastern traveller can combine
his forces, and ntnt down the tiger that prowls
upon his pat.i-butho scarcely can escape the
mosquitoes that ;afests the air he breathes or
the feas that swarm in the sand he treads.--
The drunkard has been kaown to renounce his
darling vice the slave to dress and extrava-
gance, her besetting sin-but the waspsh tenn
per, tho irritating tone, rude dogmatic man
ners, and the hundred nameIess offences that
spoil tho beauty Of association, have rarely
done other than proceed till tho action of dis
gust and gradual alienation has turned ell the
currents Of affection from their conrse, leaving
nothing but a barren track over which tho +yaere
skeleton of the oompanionship stalksalone.
ST.. LOUIS. Sept. 1.-THE census returns are
80 nearly complete as to render it certain that
st. Louis Is the rposknppnlous city of the West.
The total vii AD0ut 181,000--a gain since
ta69 " pSr cont.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15
,AJY ME- NJ EAL.

MARRIED, on the 18th August last, by III. j. An
thony. Esq, Mr. ANDERSON RorER to Miss SARAH
WATSON all of Pickcns.
On the evening of the ID instant, by j. Il. Ha-
good Esq Mr.. L. G. SrANsELte Jr, to Miss Er..
NINA BANKS, MI OF pickcns.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15
l., C.. MAXWELL. ! Ex'trix
!. ! T. Il mA6ooE MAXWELh' Es'ors.

Sept II, 1860 Z
BeH~ The Charleston Mercury and Columbia
Guardian will copy in their daily papers of
Monday. and their tri.weekly of Thursdays for
two weeks-and the Edgcticd 1dreriisey will
insert three times and each forward accounts
Immediately. j. III NJ
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

PEACHES IN ILMNots-Thc Helena (Ill.) Con-.
rier is informed that the peach crop in the
Southern part of the State is immense. Aridge
in Union and Jackson counties 20 miles long
and from $ to miles wide. will produce at least
l,OO0,0OO bushels, q large amount Of which will
be distilled
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15
FaVors.

Col. AsuMoRE continues to favor us with val
liable public documents. He will accept our
thanks for the same.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15
The Reviews

Take place next week. according to appoint
ment. Col. AsnMoRE, we understand, will be
present and address his constituents on these
occasions. We bespeak for him a large attend
auce
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

THE MARKEr--Cotton is selling in Charleston
at to l29 cents per pound, corn so cents per
bushcl. flour $50 per barrel, salt 81 per sack,
bacon II to 13 cents per pound.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15
The Last Cali!

LL persons indebted to the assigned Estate of
"a isserteil y Norman. either by sale note or 9th
1."ise' must pay before Return .ay or they will
be sued unfortunately. Amounts i'm the SIaois-
tr"tes Jurisdiction will bp sued en- by list OctoLer
ncxt This is positively tie last notice.
j. r.. HAGOOD, Assignee.
Sept. S, 1860
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

FUGIrIvs SLAVES IN BosToN-The 1tlas says
that two agents of the underground railroad,
who reside in Kansas have recently brought to
Boston, from Missouri - slaves.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15
Dissolution.

TIE firm of u. w. Green Il Co. is this day dis
l solved by consent of parties. All persons in
deoted to the firm arc requested to make payment
forthwith, or they will be sued niiscrminatcly
The business will be carried on by u. w. Green,
Ms usual u. w. GREEN
Il. j. KEITH.
Sept. I, 1860 If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15
Return DaY,

For Piokens District, is Saturday the 10Th
September, instant. Court commences on Mon
day the 18th October next.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

DEATH OF NAVAL orrrcER-New Orleans.
Sept. Capt. james Mcintosh, C9mmnndnnt
at the Pensacola Navy-Ynrd, died on Saturday
morning He was native Of Georgia and en-
tered the service i'm 1911
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15
Executors Notice.
EXECUTdlR,S SAG.R

WILL be sold on Tuesday the Cd day of October
next. at the late residence of Aaron Ter
rell, deceased, a portion of his Personal Estate.
consisting of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, and 9th,
or articles.
1srms-On credit of twelve months, with in
tcrcst note and good suretses
JOHN s. DICKSON, Ex'or.
Sept. TO- 1860 q
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

Boston. from Missnnr; 10 s,a.os "
---
TIE MARKET--Cottoni is selling i'm Charleston
at to l22 cents per pound, corn so cents per
| bushcl flour $S3 per barrel salt 81 per suck
bacon III to 13 cents per pound.
BEAR hILLED-Cnpt. Jesse H. Stegall killed
a D'g bear IN frankiin county, N U, on the lst
!
HORRIBLE SUsPicIoN-ln 1850, one May
Derry ""S huhS py MOP IN Wisconsin, tor the
murder OF man named Algcr. Subsequent
uove!opnents maze gwen rise to the horrible
protested to the last. 60 '0
:, -----
M0NTPELiER, W., sept 5--Ihe returns from
nearly one'halt OF the State show n large maj ior-
ny Tor Fairbanks (Republican.) for Governor
All the Republican candidates for Congress are
ate elect Is en,irclv RcDuhi;cnr nnd tho IIn~.n
stands nine tn ono
SuFFocATIoN OF lwrANTs-For the week eud-
ing sept. lst, seven infants were snfocatcd to
ucath IN BED at London One infant was, by
when discovered lifo was cxtinet ''''''''0' f""'
tl
ANDERSON S. NJ Wilkes has been elect
ed lntendant and Mcssrs. G. G. Luugston, s.
Dlcckey, p. a. Wilhite. f. w. Brown, Wardeus
of tho town of Anderson. sSs
REvIvALs-Thc Anderson bltclliyeacer saws
! the meetings in progress for the last several
weeks IN our place have continued up to this
umc, with increased success. Since our last.
with the Baptist Church and several viii tho
Methodist and Prcshvtcri,n Cburcho. Az
gethcr. about one hundred persons have sioined
the people of God in less than four weeks
cn 1 NJ r
ronnrt. 49, - ~ l"l' o'n''" {. '|cS
NH E,rl, e IE,,' - ne'' "i,'"NE
Tr., CnxoIrv m,n, o' "''t oT" F"n'eS mes "t 'ne
~ ,.hicI tI;s,,. 'G NV , c",','',u ., UaP C"rr
To PosrMAsrERs-Tho Postmostcr Gonorol
has recently decided that if Postmnsters do NOT
give publishers of newspapers notice whom tbe;r
paper remains in the P,st Office without beinm
nre lioblc fnr ,honoy "''''''' ''0 "'o"'' '''es
DEATH OF Mrs lloIT-Thc wife of Post-Alas-
tcrGeneral Holt died in Washington on Tuesday
last after protracted illness. Mrs. Holt was
the the, daughter OF eX-Postmastor General Wick
nhe; oi henmcky. iier remains were sent to
hor home IN Kentucky for interment'
No' 81 ~ To'IL meyer o' oaiiSoury' N, T."
hon,,,so i;, ~, ~. u. :" 'n'" 1iacc
~ means oG nrnn. III "a o "r,,o'c on, q" trraHg
~, W p'"IIF"S NotcS' Sn'u 'nat MY
ar, NJ I"m'"v "%"'o DC uSeu prG1tS md iroeiy. =
Ar, r T,- -
:, Na" v. aVi'o. ~" o''u''nh' arrests
Grades or cr;,os f!n w.? ,"S.' anciuu'"g tig All
to vorrants cxeceJeJ % two r"nU'ry ;m uTw
-
nTHNhpI'ts l.i E et inpm"Si wncre Hcn' Anto-
; ''o i-'ieI "e santa anna, hS Dictator OF Mex
chicvous or vindictivc person sot fire 10 some
of the buildings ON his prosDerity and thev
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

HEAVY STORM IN ST. LOUISA violent storm
visited St. Louis Thursday last doing con
siderable damage TO various Buildings in the
suburbs, and iujnrng tho stables and fences
just erected upon the fair grounds.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

PurRID SORE TnRoAT-The Ashcvillc Nc,cs
of the 9th inst. says this disease is prevailing to
some extent in this town and vicinity. Rev
Isaac Wright living n few miles west of the riv.
or, has lost four chldrcus Mr. Henry p. Mil
lor of this place, has lost two Muny others
have suffered more Or less
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

BEAR KILLED Capt. Jesse L. Stegall killed
big bear in Franklin county, NC, on the lst
September.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15
Pennings and Clippings.

CnARLEsroN--No other cases of yellow fever
have been reported in Charleston.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15
Camp Nicotine.
Mark what Z Savl

Mark what I Say!
A LII persons indebted to me by Note or open Ac.
IA count, or TO the Estate Of GerI Reicke, are
notified that their Notes and Accounts are in the
hands of n @. PUILIAM, ESQ, my Attorney at
Pickens Court House, for collection; and, If not
paid up Immediately, will be sued upon without
determination. 7f
Sept; 4, 1860 sl,l ao O.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15
Declination.

Col. A. l., DEARINo, of Edgefeld, is no lon
ger candidate for Major-Gcneral. lie declines
on account of i'll health
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15
pICKENS LAND.

HAVE two Tracts of Land for sale-the
Il Barker and Craig plnces, lying near the Road
leading from Oconee Station to Nicholson's
Ford. GEORGE ,SEARORN
Sent 10 1860 7 ,c
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

Poisoned by LrDELIA-Mr Bennett Hurley
dicl at Freehold New Jersey, on Thursday
last, from tho effects of ten grains of lobelia,
taken rs remedy for chills and fever
n MURDERER CAUGnT-IIarry Frauks the
murderer of Congloion, mentioned in the MYcu-
lYof Tuesday, as having escaped from Williams
burg District, has been arrested aud is now in
ial
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

BAPTIsTs IN NORTH CARoLINA-The Baptist
Almanac, just ou', assigns to North Carolina 90
associations; G02 churches 374 ordained min
listers; Is lcontiates, and 1918 members. of
which 5,24j were baptized in 1852. This emu
meration is exclusive of fantmiSsionary Baptists
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

Horrible SUsPicIoN--In 1855, one May
berry was hung by Il mob in Wisconsin, for the
murder of q man named Algor. Subsequent
developments have given rise to the horrible
suspicion that Mayberry was Innocent, as he
Drutestcl 10 tbo los
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15
Election Notico.

N ELECTION will be held throughout Pickens
IN District on Monday and the day following,
| the 9Th and 9th of October next. fora Member of
Congress, four Members Of the State Legislature
and Commissioners of tho Poor. The polls to be
kept open at the Court House Monday aud Tues
day, and on Monday only at the boxes in the Dis
trict The polls to be opened at o a. 81. and
closed at 4 II. NJ. Tho Managers to meet at the
Court House on the Wednesday following. NJ 10
O'clock count the votes and declare the Election.
Il Managers; -fs >i6fh4a
Piokens G, Ill. G. Craig. Elisha Lawrence,
III, A. LII. Gibson.
TrimmiorsA.w n. Davis Joel E. Jones, w.
B. Dickson.
Fair Pay--B. +. Sloan, E. McCrary vice w.
II. lIarbih, ID, s. Strbling.
Bachelors ltctrcat--,J S. Dickson. J. d. Cay
vice Aug Smithson, NJ. r. Smithson vice War
rem Perry. l1|g Ygt. sy
John Nj. Gillson, Nimrd Sullivan.
Cnloncl's Flrk-J. w. Earle, A. II. Jenkins,
Gen. w Phillips q-.
Chcnhcc--.J. w. Nicholson vice Berry Mich
olann. Milton Nicholson, Miles Knox.
Tunucl fIill--A. j. Pentllcy vice j. j. Smith.
George W. Baldwin vice John Watson. decd,
Whels'one-- P. bins, John Morehead.
Gambrel Brnzcale
Kilpatrek Baldwin, f. NJ. Cleave-
land, Z w. Kilpatrick
Ceutrc--J. D Sanders b, +. Rceder, Samuel
r. llarrlS.
Millcrs--Samuol Doutbit, Aaron Boggs, b.
w. Abhntt
IIngand'sII. J. Anthony, Thos. Griffin,
Benz. II"ldler.
Pnmpkintown--W. NJ Jones, James Hester,
Van Jones
Snlnbrity-C, L. IIolliugsworh vice I. j.
ll,lIingsworlh, f. V. Clayton vice Hardy Fen
mel. w. a. Chapman.
Glines'-Chnrlcs Thompson, b. S. Gaines,
j. ~ Arnold
sville--Calvin Ollie. bbort Il. Nc
Whortcr, r. Moon.
Enstntre---Robert Lewis vice r. n McKin-
nrcy, VIM. Hunter vice Bailey Moscly, Thomas
Price.
lIurricane--Lcmucl Thomas, j. A. Balen-
ger. l.. Hughes
Wolf Creek--W. r. Baker vice W. n. TIaw-
'h"rnc, r. c. Clayton, George T. Stealing vice
JOS. Ferguson.
Tran-,l. NJ. Ponder, Joseph C, Hendricks,
Wm. W. Robinson.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

ARREsTED-Tu a Russian defautcr, has
been arrested in New York $4,000 in bank
bills were found in his possession
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

TRADE PASSING SANTA FE-Tho ST Louis
RepuLiican says: In the course OF two weeks
there passed Council Grove Kansas, engaged
in the Santa Fe trade 420 men, 32S wagons,
796 mules, 80 horses, 1850 oxen and 5 carria.
gcs, taking over seven hundred tons of freight.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

SuFFocATIoN OF IwFANTs-Fnr the week end
ing Sept lst seven infants were sulfocutcd to
death in bed at London. One infant was, by
mistake packed up in a turn-up bedstead and
when discovered life was extinct
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

MONTPELIER, VT, Sept 5--'fhe returns from
nearly one.half of the State show large major
ity for Fairbanks (Republcau,) for Governor
All the Republican candidates for Congress are
elected by increased mGjorites. The State SEN
ate elect is entirely Republican, and the House
stands nine to ono
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15
The Weather

For the past few days, has been unusually cool
for the season.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

DEATHs--The number of deaths in the city
of New York for the week ending Saturday.
September l, was 524--of which 2S were mon.
81 women, 1913 boys, and l64 girls.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

1LLINoIs US. SgNAToRr-The Illinois Legis.
latnre to bc elected this year, will have to elect
United States Senator to succeed Mr.. Trum-
bull. This makes its composition of some i'm
portance, and both parties win struggle dcspa-
rately. the Republicans to keep Trnmbull in
the seat, and the DEMOCRATS to tarn him out.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

ANDERsoN-Gcn. S. NJ. Wilkes has been cleo
ed lntendant, and Mcssrs. G. g. Laugston,
Dlcckley, p. a. Wlhite. f. w. Brown, Wardc,
of tho town of Anderson ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

SERIOUS AFFRAY--Wc learn from the Green.
vile correspondence Of The Charleston Ne,cu,y,
that difficulty occurred Mt the Furman Uni.
versity on Saturday last, between two of the
Students, Mcssrs. bavnut and Scairc. RcynI.
vers were drawn, and Mr.. Davan,s snapped
several times without going off. Mr.. Scairc
fired three times. one ball grazing Mr. Da-
wants abdomen, the other lodged in the left
breast near the shoulder. The wound is not
considered dangerous, though the ball has not
been found.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

s5r. LOUIS. Sept. 47-The census returns are
80 nearly complete as to render It certain that
st. Louis is the nosknppnlous city of the West.
The total vii &y0ut 18l, l,000--a gain since
ta69 " pSr cent.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

BREcKINRIDoE AND LANE IN CoNNEcrIcUT.-
The Hartford Times gives an account of the
formation of q Breckenridge and Lane Club in
that city. The overthrow of i" fusion" in that
State seems to have rou sed the old Democratic
Guard, who are going to work with willfor
their principles. Upwards of 200 members of
the Breckinridge Clnb in Hartford have alrea.
DIV been obtained b
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

USEFUL IMMIGRANTs-Crowds of Industrious
German vine-growcrs and farmers are inmgrn-
ting to Missouri from Germany, and over 300
of them have already reached St. ,uis They
are Justly regarded as the very best Immigrants
that could emtcr a State. and the branch of ag-
rlcnltnrc which they pursue is deeply impor-
tant one to the country.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-15

COS ALL SIDES Bonnet Of the New Yorl
Heratd within the last two months has support
cd successfully all the four candidates Coz tht
Presidency. Bell Douglas, Lincoln and rBrcck
nrdge. He is evidently determined, no mat
ter which of the four may be elected, to claim
the whole credit of the result.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-03
Derm!ftbtrs.

EatF tin 0finn frine eaene Sauatbir etu-
itlasrn Ttsirr &das 1T healtih in Columbus,
Ship. pom Nictrr b:iubsnc bsantwcrtst rrsrp.n.
Sin &Sumtuisr Sarasr eri,tisn sor Jritp.ns.
db:er GilI!er une erlablte cine rubrsure 8eihib-
t.. Ter 1iann 1T Usrb.isGtbet, Batter mebrtrer
J,npsr, bot abir te iibis Gemohnbsit, Natbts
'ebr pat aueiutletsn, MAS istner GhsbGIftt
pteiiabfn Summer perurattc. sic lirs es nicht
IN 2sranen unr Bitten, nibt am' Orcbunasn
anp @afbinrn-9 sri8Cn fehicn. atsr rs mar ale
IS o1rSetrnF. Ter Nanu osrlprah ,par oft,
nt gu brlisrn, atsr ris WemUtnbstt bebaurtete
i'sts iare Serritdit. 3utet rrpbts ietne @hebdIf-
e, thn ansju6llsfcn, wtnr er nfht bis 10 lltr
Abtnts cabtim ifi II. in rrr 5rttals Ndtt Iilbr.
is iie ple TrcbuuA auth pirtlth aus. Die @ei-
i.,rfnnce mar ibpn W utsr alS eS rcm Ssrrn
2,smabi caplh srnFeI, iein S,tt su luhsn. Gr
yea Die 9jcdr ltiurr Sanstbiire = feline lint
mort; sr tUpIte unp rief isin sel,sbtes @tib
teim 9lamtn, alr5 ptratbens, tie Sbiir bltb
utriGIpisn. Grit ais or itb aufS bitten lcstt uno
Sen Tung perprah, ltr.dts ris tb urt Gbrbalte
sn Scpf nit err 9tattmuSs gum Senltsr bnaus
nnp ttsGnn cine itaris @Ireiuen, Yreeiat, RE
mit etm Gsrch enrets. rag fur pisie yiactt bic
&bur nleht srHfmet mtrrr. Spra6S unr lalus
cas 6stittr 3m. uno Dir o:rrrnnerte Gbemann
mB,s ft tntl6lie6en, cen 8tit rer Nadt auf
csr Ctr Bs ;ujntein9cn. Gr prranste nun pom
equIre gu IL Il n, pb nitbt ein Mann pas 8t6t
batr, leire eissns lbiv tnt3rti ,u ltbiagen. Nuf
als tsiabencs QHtrOrt res 8bierS psrlirs sr
mit f:suernitrahenfsm @eiict tie Sffce triums
pbGenr: r2Sart' Nlte jSst nil i'd e,t triesen!"
- Nnse:ots ans Ger GoullHcnwslt. Sn BEN,
nuf Der 6rieruf. .24tltslm ltaet,lten 8lbne in
8,rI;n 3ur. AuHusruns sslanst,n, pom @mil
Rsumenn aus Dem 6ran,6iiiAsn uberiSst,n
Drama Die 8artsnihIds.rin, itrbt in Der JcGe
cer Martba in y 'rcntbs,s no Otilta (iic fault auf
insn s:ubI, pis Miit its'at isr aAta cent Sopis,
Il, ecrisu C,r 1'n",). Jct. W6t33 ltr aies
20. 2',Gtrts~a! s-@T. ra5-; at 80 3.e,a jTogl
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-03

e'rte Der @sfrast' une fdGt ie idltcr rs mitp,
rsfS netr In fi6 ,ulGmmen
uns eana6 riobtst fid res S2.:tsr7
Nstn Der aesrmsntter ri&iet iid, nad REM
Uttttr
Sbr bait mir absr rod ,iurnal er,dblt, In erR
9runnen 6tbirsru nGrr es 1929 nur ,. stalb 5s
unmsni6iidb slt srrpretn neil 1e tcin luiob Iina
obsn sebatt baten.
! btwahre, ldobts IctsrtS.
Sama!t. rar atsr cine Sl(,, risf 6arr,r In
sem sSinisr lstts lib am Grirlss in GIsr.anr uue
e'S AnsdhItrr Ffl, @'rtt wrf mic tel unite, gluG.
YIN aii'r Yen f9lpansr, tri rtm i'd wctntf, te-
eaupts'e aut 70 MARE mob rttf,r arfaiIem, w.rn
Ger 3ssrmsm'tsr nur G.as atwcien rpdre.
SS'rs h;e Wir. St,e,niru nod siniae 5nse in
e'eitr Nabtarihaif aufbalt,u irua RcmIpu Der
sis isst III ttsIsn @'rrdnfrn prr id, nisperaclbaut
Bate.
Nttu - ttmdtr er iasle ia = ia 70, @ie Ia.
men tl nanpsr ,u mir - nsin or ssbt piredt
nadt rrT Wt9;ne in rer or iit nisperlalIcu nil,
an Fen 6uB efr geS,rse. gGic sr mir atcr otr.
lt&tts. 9cTalt itm uner Ganp bier am Srurbt
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Sarcnta, 25O0 Sons, Capt @Dere.
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