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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30
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CIJPERTOR sTRRET PLANE

SUPERIOR STREET PLANK
fVh ny X k1PT9Posals viii be received At the
July th lsC0, Tor the old Plank on Superior street
Proposals VIII be received for sections or for no
Mhoie street And credit Of sixty days VIII Be giY-
Binder are requested 70 stats the price per 1000
reel s1Psf clal measure they will allow for he same
ana VIII ge required to remove the same from ms
Street within = hours amer being taken up By the
The Board Of City improvements invita- thu spb.
msaon OF ths bids, reBerving the right 10 accent or
reject the same, BY order OF the Board, ''
-. -. ]. II. SARGENT
yllgz9:fa CITY Civil EnFineer
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30

spALDINgs PREPARED GLUE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30
DR.. GIBSON,

Professor Of Eleetropatiy and Nedieins,
Iss- Oaics No. III Ontario street. up stairs . lev
doors from the Public square. I7s lt
Ofics hOuru from 3 70 I2 and from to to o'cIock
daily, (Sundays exoepted-) nova
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30
Sixth oOETRACT.

!. The price per thousand ems for eompoyitison nj
al documents ordered 70 be printed in Germa n bv
the General Assembly or by gither b-anch az - ~
The price per token for press work for n. Ssy5e
B. The price per thousand words for transl tio1 ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30

NOTIO E.-NoTIOE Is HEREBY
IN given to the Creditors Of the late Bank Of
Msssilou, a Massllon, Ohio, to present to the un
sso 81 N f % On e5ro SSS the he
nrEt day Of March, iS6l, for dividends, all their
claims against said Bank. All claims presented
viii be forever barred trom all diVidands Of the as
sets Of said hank. By order Of Court.
''t6a 10 GEORGE HARSH,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30

AQl-Al AAAA9 AAa-AiAA L..
WEsI BEDFORD, Co8hcct0n Co., o., Nay r. 81.
Mr. II. B. k1NGsLET-Sir: have been selling the
medicines Of the Grasfanberg Company for the la5t
ten yearz, and haFs Invariably found them 70 give
good satisfaction and the Pills 4 have sod to q
great many fEuuiss their and col
iee, and with my trade they have boc0m8 5tor a AZ
that has done q great amount Of good IN Female
Diseases One lady sold i 70 told me she had re-
ceiFed more bena1t nom one bottle than che did
from long course Of medical trsatent by the lost
* illflI phY sicians. JAMES WILSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE Times saws: In consequence Of the close Of
the year the demand for discount at the Bsn has been
owing the steady arrivals Of gold and the fact thst the rate Of
discount at higher IL ss , ah9n = sn p @
rn OF comparative expected which IL the event Of
hne wsa ~ o 10 reduction of the BaE charge to 81 cent
The Prince Of Wales is announced from Melbourne with
amount OF specie was received last weekhe total il
The suspension was announced Saturday last of two firms
IN the leather tradeMes Hooper and Parkinson and Mess
% byest fsure that has occurred 1857 has been
nouDced to-day Monds the M being that Of Me'r stret
a;ss are stated at about 100000 $500 o and be-
heved they win really be found to amount 70 Inc
profits the house during the past two or three years
have been $4,000 snHqu The sppsge also
s..sp. s d Pen Smith and bali dozen
ere expected TO succunb =. L.u. h. d;.u..d
dollars brougl BY the Mexican packet have been disposed
The London Time, City, Article Of July ssys
The English funds have been da 10 day Tuesday Isc
oDa decline By the large IN course o. %
met Co1.o which len IN s ss sSs a. ~
Money fun demand to day. but an essS market Is eh
FoeSn Eschsnges arc unha ga No gold taken to the
Tb. eSare in the Portugess Ministry announced today
sale 70 be favorable to the prospects Of honest finance IN na
from Amsterdam state that Holland the subcrip
ons for the Loan which to be sdudicaed tomorrow
nS TIE iisbies Of Smith Patient and Smith Co.. are re-
vely stated 900 and The addt9na sp
10000 a4otOe Mr A. warins' 10000 Mr. Gibson OF
Godaming Sl4DO01 -, u...,. ....t
nenon OF In the Leadcnhs mazket to-day Market
for Hides declined from ~ to 40 per cent
The Nsy-Y orb and Erie shares improved . =.
LIVERPOOL CoTT0s MARKEI, July and IA lalr
M hyDsss has been transacted in Cotton and the Sae
s be two days reach fully II 90 bales 5000 speculation and
for sTport Pfices continue irregular.
LoNDos Cons MARKET, July The market was
dull at I'd reduction " In both Ensish aho i"ieiBn Hes"
Flour 4 lower the week -. II
LUERPooL Cons AND BREADsTuFFs MARKETI July
There been much passing IN tie trade during the pa
few dsy and value Of Wheat and Flour may De consasea
The .se Is on Tuesday last but at todays MARKET "ne
decineI 62d ID GENITAL and Flour 61. sack and Dbl Oats
Unchanged Beans declined led " ar Peas hrri irilsn
CON- met with free sale at decline OF " Or large quAh
Inv ~ American mixed changed hands at 3oi.
LIyERPooL PEOyIsIOs AND PRODUCE MARKEI,
uly SUGAR firm Coffee steady Hce dull satpetor n1t
American TuIpentine o. Y cwt Isio" nfH ~ % OIL ~"
sp0t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

LAUNCH OF AS OCEAN STEANER.-Or Saturday
afternoon at six o'clock, new steamer, TO be called
the New.Brunswick, was launched from the yard Of
John Englis, foot Of Tenth street East River. She
WAS built under the direction of Mr. John b. Coyle Of
Portland for the International Steamship Company,
and il TO run from St. Johns, New-Brunswick, 10
Portland Maine, stopping at Calais and other inter-
mediate places and connecting with the Grand Trunk
Railway She is not q large steamer, though adapted
20 the toughest sea weather. Her weight is 10
tuns her length 22i feet DEPTH 80 feet hold II feet
She IL very substantially built and admirably cacu.
lated to the rough and rocky coast along which she Is
intended to ply. The International Steamship Com
pauy is new organization. They will furnish the
only means of communication betweenth places above
mentioned, except a weary line Of stages travelling
over hills and through woods great part OF the way
In addition 10 the travel which will be created in
the British colonies and the United States by the
Establishment Of these facilities it is expected that con-
siderable European travel will be secured the Gne
Canadian passengers viii find it a convenient route
to Montreal by way Of the White Mountains, and
others are left at Portland within reach Of all points OF
the United States, by railroad connection. Several
other steamers have already been secured for this line
The launch was most successful one. The boat
glided out very smoothly and easily and was stopped
at the end of the pier She will be towed this morning
TO the Morgan Iron Works, foot OF Ninth street East
River to have heI machinery put in, which will take
sbout ten weeks more. She has been in prcgress
Of construction for about the same time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

he American missonares and otoers. Greater isery
have never seen. 1t Is 20 be hoped that N Europe
and more particularly in England, subscriptions will
be made and sent cut here. Most Of the London
bankers have correspondents and the Ottoman Bank
has branch here, that IL would be easy to remit
money. Subscriptions shoud be made payable 70 IN
English or the French Consul-Generai OF 70 she
American missionaries 20 that the money may oe dls
trbuted fairly An thess poor people VIII nav have 70
build up houses again when teey 70 ,sav ns,
lsgea and to buy implements Of labor else 'ney must
.tar,e Winfer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

The following new poem by Mr.. Bryant is from
The Ledger to be published to day;
THE TIDES.
The moon is at her full, and, riding high
Floods the calm fields with light.
The airs that hover IN the summer SKY
Are all asleep tonight.
There comes 10 voice from the great woodland rounC
That mmmured all the day;
Beneath the shadow of their boughs, the ground
Is lot more still than they.
But ever heaves and means the restless Deep
His rising tides hear,
Altar gee the gIimmering pillows leap
see them breaking near.
Each wave springs upward climbing toward the fair
Pure light that sits on high
Springs eagerly, and family sinks to where
The mother waters he
Inward again il swells; the moonbesms show,
Again, It's glimmering crest;
Again il feels the fatal weight below,
And sinks but not TO rest
Again and yet again; until the Deep
Recalls his brood Of waves
And with a sullen moan, abashed they creep
Back to bis inner caves
Brief respite they shall rush from that recess
With noise and tu1nult soon,
And fling themselves with unavaihng stress,
Up tow ard the placid moon.
Oh restless Sea, that in thy prison here
Dost struggle and complain;
Through the Glow centuries yesrniug to be near
To that fair orb in vain.
The glorious source of light and heat must warm
Thy bosom with his glow,
And on those mounting waves nobler form
And freer life bestow
Then only may they leave the waste OF brine
In which they weller here,
And rise above the hills Of earth and shine
In serener sphere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

WIFE STABBIso.-Coroner Jackman was called on
Saturday to take the ante-mortem deposition OF Mrs
Rossnrah Williams, the woman who lies in dying
condition at the NewYork Hospital in consequence OF
sabs received a. the hands Of her husband The IN
i,red woman resided with her husband at No. 10
Mot, street On Thursday night her husband retarned
home intoxicated having been in that state for severA
DAYS. lie had gone out in The morning with soOd
sut Of clothes but had exchanged his garments some
where for poorer ones. His wife remonstraied VILE
him for his conduct, whsreupon be seized 3 khn'
and plunged ii into her abdomen. He was subsequent
" arrested and locked up to await the result Oh he'
iuries. Tie Jury who heard the deposition iOuha
tha, Mrs Williams came TO her wounds 1t The hAnas
of her husband. John 4. WlLssss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

FATAL SrTAM.TABLE ExPLosIos.-On Saturday,
the heating apparatus Of steam-tabe in the building
known ar the Empire Works, corner of Avenue A and
Twenty fourth street, exploded, instantly killing Mr.
Anthony Wagner. The room in which the explosion
occurred was occupied by Mr.. Wagner as manufac-
tory Of gults-percha combs. Coroner Jackman held
an inquest on the body yesterday, when it was shown
that the deceased had been exceedingly careless In
using the apparatus, and had been frequently warned
of the danger of using it in its neglected CONDITION.
The Jury rendered verdict in accordance with the
fsets stated Deceased was native Of Germany, ~
wears Of age, and resided in wismsburgh. No other
cerson was injured, and but little damage was done BY
the explosion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

FELoSIoUs AssAULTs.-Michael Tracy and Michael
Sutton were arrested yesterday charged with having
assaulted and stabbed Michael Smith. II appears that
Sutton went into Smiths saloon, No. 2Os Avenue c,
and accused him Of having sold his boy some
liquor. Smith denied al knowledge Of the boy, and
sone angry words ensued between the men. While
they we're quarreliDg Tracy stepped up and paagsd
knife twice into the abdomen Of Smith, after which
they both pounded him with their fists. Smith was
severely but not dangerously injured. The two men
were arrested and locked up to answer by Justice
Brennan.
John Magic, shoemaker living at No. 1872 Second
street, was arrested complaint Of Jacob Msngod,
who charged him with having stabbed him severely In
the arm Saturday night. Maggie was locked up to
answer by Justice Brennan.
George Dick was severely cut in the head with a
IL lie dUIirg row which occurred % Saturday night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

Brian ~ Total i,o5. 1bs number Of passssss -
tie Dirpenssry continues to incrssso every yesf.
TIE institution has rssaived no patronage from -
city, but hss been encouraged By the couttssioss a
few friends. The urgent dsmandso thsxisssEaaAsl
however, render more extended asdstanes nsssssy.
The 6nancisl report, as specimen Of medical sssaS-
my, especially commsnds iisek The receipts we
$3.50 and the expenditures 166.5l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

REWARD & Co.
IL.

RRNNARD e. Co.,
IsvAIIIsLk Is.scr fowrSa-
sad vsxsts Dssrsexss-
Tho only truly reliable articles % sss~ s ~
cr,,, Buex Moth. Garden inssssa Rsse 80 W 1890
Pr:ncrsl prpos. No t' ssesa~I s~s%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16
CITY ITEMS.

AnrsYsKsIs- Hailack's Taeoter.-The new bur-
Iesque "The Great Eastern which has made a
decided hit win be acted every night this week Thus
evening, also, Mr.. Broughams drama OF Temptation
viii be performed. Tomorrow night Mr.. Florence
takes benefit when be will for tie first time in New
York, essay To cha scier Of Timothy Toodle."
NIIos .Garden.-Mr. Brougham win perform here
for two nights longer. Tonight viii be given Poca-
.houtas, ard . capital ballet. Tomorrow evening,
M. A. II. Davenport, who is a universal favorite
with the public, will take benefit. Mr.. Davenport
richly deserves the substantial attention OF his friends
on this occasion, on his own individual merts-in
addition to hch the entertainments he presents are
Of an unusually attractive nature. Mr.. Brougham and
Mr.. Davenport will appear in two peces, 6 Poca-
bontas and the "Irish Tiger" and Mr.. Davidge and
Miss Polly Marshall viii play in the farce of The
Pleasant Neighbor" and Mr.. Mark Smith, the Misses
Nelson, and the Gale sisters, win also appear. The
Chicago Zouaves viii be at this house tonight.
Winter GGrden.-This evening occurs the farewell
benefit Of Mas Agnes Robe tson Of the most lovely
and attractive ladies that ever appeared on the uer
can stage No one has more or more earnest
friends and no actress has ever left us whose depar-
ture win be more universally regretted. The pro-
gramms of entertainments tonight ia most attractive
and the whole of The Colleen Bswn."
Laura Keencs 71eater.-Mrs. John Wood has a
benefit this evening, when will be presented the ne W
and successful burlesque of The Tycoon, and play
in which Mrs. Wood will appear as " Anne Brace
giIdle." Mrs. Wood is most deservedly favorite
with the public, and her many admirers will d'ubiless
be present in full force. We learn that Mr.. Jefferson
has in preparation "Tbe American CouSn,' with
neatly all of the original cast.
Ne,-Bcrery Theater.-Mr. Eddy, the popular ira
gedian, has been engaged by the management for q
short season, and will appear tonight as Macbeth.
Barnum's Museum.-The company Of juvenile actors
engaged here have proved very successful, and vii
appear every night and afternoon. All the curioSi'is
are in full force though regret TO learn that the
Fortune Teller" is not yet suppressed.
Palace den.--Something new and attractive her'
| all the time.
Christys Mnstrels.-Tbis is the last week Of thi
admirable company, they soon leave for the prov
| inces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

HoyT's HAwArHA HAIR RESTORATIVE tee
be see IN the market for giving 10 gray or red hsr a'
black OF brown SEQ advcussrient In snSsesf cstsms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

The NoKTHERs HOMEOPATHIC DIsrEssARr.-Ths
Third Annual Report Of the Northern Homeopathic
Dispensary at No. sos Sixth Avenue sets forth that
during the year ending May 3lst the whole number of
cases treated was E95, number known to have been
cured $40, relieved 2f7 result unknown 456, died g.
remaining under treatment III, number Of preserip-
tions given 1876. The nativity Of the patients was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

at No. 1861 Orohsrd street. George Brewer wa ar
,es,ed for being engaged in the ARRAY and suspected
Of having used the knife. he "As locked up " Jus
tice Brennan.
Patrick GilIeau was arrested tor having s'aoUeo
Clans Freinksn in both wrists on Saturday night ICE
accused had entered the complainant store NO. 100
BroOme street, aud the proprietor undertook TO sec'
him for disOrderly conduct when he was stabbed as
above stated. GiIligan was locked up to snswer oy
Justice Quae kenbush.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

much troubled. He appeared sleepy and stupid, doubt
less the result Of his indulgence in opium eating
A SrR.yexR AT THE FIVE PoIyrs.-Mr. John
Ross gentleman stopping the National Hotel n CSsrtssdt
S. osI iSncssd sond nSa @
gang thieves Baxter street These worthless ser
personal property One Of them valuable gold web
from his pocket and ran on while bis ssIs.y -
cev,d from coored 10 whom as the sse
IT, John Morgan srresteS on susreS. ss. ns.
named James held sasPcon ana Jsncs
1f, sss Il, Sst"b ss sonpi.insnt 10
gave Ross fictitious and refused give ms
Accny,rs AND IsarEsrs.-Coroner Schirmer, on
sd :. s On .Se ,S ss fsuI e ID ass
ssy .smoor The lads bathing when one Of than fct
deep water 'n VS. IN. jury Sassd s
Of The name q the other boy Who's bay
.u . o As t..ashg rans on o,s's.:,d .Is
insoacasS g. SSdy WITH he usual TsaSsy s,
Edwsrd Brady elert In the johnson Moa's sn sm .ssp
severed being made to and H. Deceased was
about 90 years osase-
REAL EsrArE.-Adrian H. Muller sold At suctiou,
rounded b. Greenwood comcseIy sasoc.
Advertisement
TIE JAPANESE have gone, bus "IoMMx- has
had ls Wax Figure Of him m.naf.s ss y enc y
hes, artists In Amercs and with the sun and ~ 49,
where Thousands cttsens vel q srsnsr are
crng daily 10 enjoy the Fairy performances OF the osAa,n
children ana 70 he great bvins black ses Asn oiane
Baby a.
AdSeItisement
EDWARD II. DIXON, N. d., Editor OF Iha
scsp~l and Operating and Consusns sarseon No - e.
ee consuasons The obscnfe dsesses o. me pe
vise.n Rupturp piles. Nsrcocee, and fsula radically css
without the irife hsstls sOaee heurs nom "" si"s
and " evening.
fAdvsrsisensct1
HoyT's HnwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE sos
ber utiee In the market for giving 10 gray or red n
black o. brown SEQ aavcrtissrens. In snSsssf essms
Advertisement
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PArEar HovskxkEERs hihn
1s.sor fowrSs
aad vsxsts Dssfssctss
The only truly reliable srtioies 20 sss 49, ~
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

EDWARD III. DIXON, N. d.. Editor Of II
scsp~l and Operating aud Consulting surgeon, Nc -
on consutnons on Obscure Diseases Of the psss
vscsu Rupturs Piles. vscocee, and fssuia radically cur
without the knife hsstuIs. ofsee hours nom sse se
and 70 2 evenings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

The NEW POSTAL DELTIRr.-Th lsttsr cauiMs
Of the city complain Of the new aw, that pisces %
an equal footing Of remuneration tho downsown easr-
err. who deliver an average of from three 70 -four
hundred letters daily, making four prompt devsrss.
and the uptown carriers who deliver an average vasy-
ing from ten to thirty6ve letters ddly and ss'doa
having occasion TO make more than one, or et u
most, two deliveries The practical efec Of this co..
struction is to reduce downtown lettercazren from
an average remuneration Of 900 each per saaun, 70
a yearly average of about $40, or $35 monh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

REAL EsrArE.-Adrian II. Muller cold 1t anctscn,
Saturday the GLOWING Brooklyn property lots Of land sur
rounded By Greenw God Cemetery sa1oo
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-02-18
~ I msn@cTf Ct a at $ 3 E i t u n g..

i1inbieen 8eb6rpe bebufs ndberer Grz
mittluns &pieper aus9esraben. 8ie man
nun bSrt, loa fd mad ben ansefeQten
llnter ludunaer in ben, 2eidnam Ger cben
eenannten Gbefrau wirfli& @ift ppr9ez
iunpen boben unb 1T IN Tcl9e rellen cer
Gbe9atte rerlelben, @irtb Sr6sten nebf
re1en Moop, >pel9e ~eriterer beiraten troIte
unp NIT ibr l6pn preimal aufaebpten par,
flr;li@ perbaftet uno in5 biei9e @efans<
nib atseflbrt pcrcen.
@Dtttn9en, 4. San. Der tpeAen
leiner auBercrpentli9en mustul6len Strafe
pielfa9 bemunperte Seiltdn;er S&rumpf
befncet ii9 jebt in 6aft. Derielte 1T be-
l1ulpist an 1einer @attin einen Morc>
periud 9emo@t 81 baben. inoem er, ais
rielelbe ras bpbe Gburmleil beities, mittellt
zines SntrumenteS ca6 Cell am TuBc
purd lGnitt unc 10 9laubte, ie mirre paS
2eten untepin9t einbuben. NQein Ter
6immel rpute e8 anrerS, penn tic erlitt
nur einen Mrmbrud. Der uebeltbater,
mel9er ib unter per @plfsmen9e Yerlcr,
purre ger fol9t unc man crrpll6te 1bn IN
Der Ndbe Der Stact, ais Ct chen I'M Se<
9rife par, 1i@ gu erldicben.
g un;enbauen n, C8aiern): -
AQleitiser Mioro pur@ Mansel an Sci
teS9eAenwart.-Sn @un;enbaulen lief
Elm &~inoermac9en Elm &inp in Elm Me(s
fer fallen, erldrad cariter unc lieb oa6
onpere &ino i'm 8are ertrinfen. Der
@ater erl@pe in ieinem Born eaS Mfar<
den unp paun 1i@ leltit.
Die Yfdl3er3t9 4. bemerft: Die
farierlid franS60ide Glusldrift DEE
Yabf uno Der GpnsreB" bat niern De-
mptraten youenrS ben &opf Serriidt> unc
;par j. t~eceutenc, baB fe ben &ailer Na>
polecn als ben neuen politil4en Melliad
feiern. Gin bayeril9eS 2ocaltlatt YER
Nei9t 1i6 in 1einer potriptildsn 8e9eiltc>
run9 bis su Der erbabenen Ybraie ~Oaa
Glammen9elirn Napoleon6 1T nod i'm
Muftei9en, uno be9eiitrrt ODER 0eblcnoet
penpen Gd bic @1lfer benz 2idte 81.
na6 bic l(umc9t unb Nb9elettbeit bee
eisenen oltsn 9erl4ertbuma nur UNI f
QleQer beleu9tet."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-02-18

Iauience irerbett Yereebens Be-
i9dftisuns llnert jitrer Btpinauns iuden,
rur IN, lebfn 3u f5nnen. 8iele rperpen
an BEN r@ebir9sfeber" erfranter, uno
anbern pur6 pas @etter er;eu9ten
&ranfbeiten unp tpercen cine YerpHe0un9
erbalten, bic man fir cine frante Sub
IN Zen Staaten nidt fir binret9enc balz
ten wuree. @ie iebr aud Ger arrae
0olc9rdber ben @iQen baben mag su
l@afen, ;u tulpen rlnp 3u tra9en, 10 pirD
ct bod oer9etli9 einen feiten 5altpunft
1uden. S e6 nidt flat, baB Elm Monat
FOLDER Grfabrune cine binrei9enpe Doits
fem miro, uno roB Der @olp9rdber 9e9en
ben 1. Iu9ut bin sen @es ridmdrts unz
ter bic 6dee nebmen miro, bic @plpminen
rer Tellen9ebir9e als einen abldeuli9en
9umbu9 Der u9enb unp Iter bic 3eitunz
gen 19impfeno, Die betpden ,pprpen leien,
fe gu pufen, UNI bic 1al4en rer Spetuz
lanten 3u flQen?
Wir ,peroen obne 3weifel BON ;3ett su
3eit Seridte iiter >eue &ntoeduneen unr
9robe Grtrdse aus ben @olcminen brineen
unp ie flno wobl in ber 9auptlade pabr
Mber mir ratben &einent, na9 pife6 peal
su 9eben, UNI na@ @olp gu 9raben, unit
alien arn,en 2eutet1 ratben mir al, bin ~
9eben. Ginise Beniae Don i9nen MAIDEN
ibr Slid l@neu, 9erape mie Gini9e boa
Arobe 2ccs in her 2ptterie 3ieben, pee,
pom 8lise 9etrofen weroen; aber neur
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