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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-20
E5sr the InteIILsshssr.lr .
N HLTI UAE HILLS
June 18th. 1862.

Edtt0FS Of the ZafeliiytaesT 7e;iH
/ GESTs.:-In tile midst of civil war, as
we are here in the Old Commonwealth of
Virginia, NE behold not only the workings
OF the true and loyal. but we see plainly
evineed IN our every day intercourse With
our rebel fricnds-if they can at all be
called tFiends-a gradually increasing dis
position on their part, to gravitate towards
mat sphere of -slaveocracy, the vortex in
wh ch oil prudence, honesty, interest self.
respect, and the unity of our laud, Is
Rbout to be swallowed up.
II hHs been but few DAYS since. that
the quietude of our rural districts was
somewhat disturbed by the departure from
our own immediate neighborhuOd, of n
small aud rnther verdant company of these
sIavcocratsfor the bright and sunny land
Of "Dixie." ,l ta Se.F- .s-- f.6 =
As the first streams of greyIight struck
across the Rastern hills, our Davis Iisou-
mes, with no very soldierly appearance,
took up their line of march. The MORN
lngs bnlmY breeze played through. their,
dlsheVeled locks, disclosing their fair,
manly browsi as they took Jas they thought;
their last, long, farewell look back iuoon
tue green covered hills of old White Oak
Valley. We imagine their 5oHsh hearts
were full, and fired with kindlings of pqt-
city OF Wheeling, some time on last FRI
day, where they were to meet their leader.
a Mr.. Cox, who served under the ..Grey-
eyed man of destiny" in his expedition
against Nicaragua and also was one of
the men who undertook to egg company
OF Wide Awakes, last fAR, Mt West Alex.
ander, which, Mt the time, was noticed In
your paper.
This vile villain, who has been an ac-
complice in every mean, low, dirty act of
which he had the opportunity Of taking
part in, now for the last and winding up
time OF all his wickcdness, has called in
ms wandering andtaken, us Parsou Brown
low says, a straight course for HelI.r'-
rms attroeiOus scamp, along with the two
boys alluded to, Pembarton and Berry. and
also two men named Caldwell and Harris,
supposed secessionists, are amongst the
missing.
Coz their leutsr, We wero fortunately,
informed by one who was intimately ac-
quHinted with him, has letters currying
from men here to persons in the eastern
part of our State; aud had also letters of
correspondence between himself and, men
in Eastern Virginia. =.
Secession here seems to have a tendency
to throw of the false cloak of Unionism
which SO many have thrown around them
serves, oy voting against the ordinance of
secession. They are becoming more bold
and beginning to stand out in their true
light. Men who come out plain and square
we can somehow swallow, or rather BIZ
great punishment bear. But those ugly
pills, coated over with sweetening of
deception in the form of Unionism, but Mt
heart made up of the deadliest poisons of
dlsloyalty, we can't aud won't try to get
down. There are many, very many, in
tnis our own community. Aud now, Mr..
Editor, what will we do with them?
ss o. S. W.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-20

A Mixed up Letter about wise, Hav.
mohd, Neeson, Woods, Johnson.
HansbrOugh, Armstrong, DrImISarIi.
Mac, &C., Containing Some Few
Things which Happened In Bnr.
bour, Taylor and Marion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-20
gatIg gutelltqrufFr
THRlTs OF ADvERrIs1Ne.

TWEIvE SOLID LINES OF NoNPARErr. ION Orr rrc1 -,
LEss, MAKE A SouARE
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NUMBER 256
Interesting News!
ON wen Jnsl nlscorarelll.

But-a Small-AmOunt II equLred 6or ey.
cry one 10 take n share. --.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-20
Special Notice to Farmers.
Spring 4 Harvest Implements.

JOHNSON 4 FROST CALL TIE ATTENTION. OF
~ Farmers and Gardeners To their own mike of
LRoN DOUBLE SHOVEL PLOUGIIS, with the mai.
ent guard attRched which prevents dirt and stones
from being thrown upon the young corn; thesA
with their ground and polished steel sloye!s
p9 S[l PeeSii1E set o. shoyes are the BEST IAIPL-
satoea; sa; Also superior Single ahd Double Wooden
snoIeI Pi9ughs made eEPTsssly for and fully war
shares. -fr u I. =. 80 t'' .. "
Also the largest stock Of HAY AND MANURE
EOhhs' with the new SoLtD STRAP PERULE FoRK
together with Garden and Field Hoes Of ali kinds
, anu 9i very superior workmanship. We would call
particular attention to the flet that We are the
Generdl agents and the distributing bonss far
WOODS IMPROVED MOVING MACIIINFS for
SIX counties in Ohio, six counties in PENNSYLVANIA
anu anu Twelve counties In Virginia. Every Machine
iuiIy warranted JOHNSON & FROST.
NY u Main ST.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-20

- NAAONACAGeQuAEe0 Tor W
cry one TO take n share. -s
E0e'y so cents in,'estea til yield 81 lsors1
II ADVANCE OF TUE NEW. mon rARrTr
100 CASES OF NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
have lust been received which the IA SlIs
10 Sell Tor less than half their original value : :
BESIDES many other Rgods reosiEed. be VII only
mention lS9 pieces Of slk Of s the latest Styi Il
all Prlces, some low a. s. 40 r,e, vS,S ScttI ~
LEAST q, and some Plain silks as low 6S sTcsf SoSi
,iS pieces Of Plain Black sIlksfOr DreassS6pa As6
Dre4s Goods, lnrge ana varied a,SorttpsS,o u,s
ioss, itLatens DrS's 0Oods for only per yard WOrf6 6t
II Lawns Hs4 Lawn Rotsi, plain and aspFsa ssrsesi
Double width Ervy, black aud white B.r,tss for
Se+ y5-5 pn'f'Fsi acme worth 81 for only 60 sts
Challss and DrlaIRes, Ginehams and ch.n4zes
large stock; some - dark French CbtSfSe1 ~
rs per yard, worth AslOaSt $40, Gnd light Chi1tf
~ dollars pteeei ~ TWtstsd SILK ShRWlS, norS
styles; +09 Stella ShaEls, sOrne as low az 81
stlSa anu Cloth Duatsfh aud CIoakI At mi betsoa-
for Ladies and Misses. : R7
French Lace Afantles Of all tt1e iatest stIIa, 80
large stock OF Ru1broiderIes aud fWhfteSlooda
q pair. - iii - -SS' -' ANt "a Sts
Parasols, Hoop Skirts and Corsets a larze s+nrl.
. DOMESTlCS.-Fast colored Prints, IyafTant,5i. \
@ ior ~, and S4e per yard, worth l2l< 10 AID pc
per yard Bleached and unbleached AlTislipE & MI
Tlatns and qualities Irish Linen and Linen Table
a .oA&PRrs.-75 pieces of Ingram, 5 ply and super
nne Carpets at all prices. = -
a good assortment Of Boys Ready Made Clothing
OF which have been bought for cash from Importer
ana VIII BIO sold al greatly reduced prices by
a4s -fH ALEX, IIEYMAN,- Va.
11PS 10 Main St, Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-20

TOTAL ASSETS, S9leII00 NJ
lRTLTrTEs|unsotteloia not due SiSs,sSS IS IS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-20

SPECIAL NoEIcEs Double the abova rate.
n - early Advertising reasonable teF1nS aee,r
mSSo 'ne space occupied and the npmbsr0f changes
Z Va from trauSent persons or strapr
business Cards not exceeding i've Ilnsl Slo r,r
OES ior SIX mouths but for shorter period nofEn1
VIII De counted less than square, .
The privilege Of Annual idyertisfn,r q. I,,,t.., q.
t9e AdTerttSers' own Immediate bu5nesS. and ali
SS for the benefit OF other prisons a
we'll as all legal adveFtisemRntn and n6yprtJSSro
Of auction sales and real Sstate sent in IN thST ,
be paid for at the usual rates '-oA must
acknowledgements not accompanied with written
treetlons Will be inserted until torbl5 and I.5
a eordingly.I l7S1- - ''>-u Guar Iseu
ses at full rates. @ sSA 'H nj
nrriages Notices Of Funerals, and announcer, e1t.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-20
Missouri MiningCOniDany


Incorporated Feb. god. 1saI
CAPITAL sTOcIS.....-IsS S'rno non.
VlIIS COMPANY IS FORMED ron TIIT pITIs.
Il pose of adTancing the great mining ipfereStS Of
our state. We do mot proieSs to be govtTned bv
terprse. We believe that tile STOCK can Is n1nja -,
pay large dividends, and at the eaulr time NOR
EOon Aeeonplshed and greater progress made In de-
eeioinS anu making known the astonishing mineral
wealth ol Missouri. than by the use Of five iimcs tIT
amount Of our capital invested in any other hsipc-
,, Stiai nlIAe INT oIGe OF our Company u COM
Pe!e mining burean Of the mineral resources Of the
state We have power under our charter fol mr.
Shhse ana sell mineral lands wherever located in
Allstouri. Great Inducements wiIbe Gffered to car
ltallsts and mining adven1urers who desir ~ ~
SIasO ana work paying mines by dealing with this
We respectfully solicit the attsutIon OF all who
nave mineral lands for sale to send a statement
OF the tame, describing the kind or minerals on teir
lands, the number Of acres the location and tho Low
eel cash price they willing to take for EFid la
W. w, shAil WORK only such mines pay largely hut
Snal open and prove most of the lands Ne sell The
books for subscription TO- the stock ate orrn AZ
Ihe ONCE OF the Company, Main street, northygeSt
No q Locust street All who feel an inteTsst In tbiS
business aud have money, viii do well to call and
suoscrtOe Those Wishing stock. living cut Of tho
Guy, can secure It by enclosing ten per cent OF the
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer
r., DIREoToRs;
Henry p. Bacon, ESQ Matthew Butler, EsS..
YoSep;, Ts LathiTop' Esqs 2. N. Lynch, Esq,
D. Y Boay' ksa' ,E.z, ,19 Joseph Payne, Esd,
Henry D. Bacon, :. 4. Y. Rosy
h. BUTLER, Treal ALFRED ci,3PP pr..,,
The above prospectus hiss mn to tbis dat. .i,.s,,
published In only OF leading papers for ten
days. No extra efforts to get stock taken have been
ma'e; yet the public well appreciate the Sol,Td
ness Of the enterprise that over two hundred thous
and dollars oft stock has already been taken We
Mnu1 prietiy state that the shares SIS each paid
livery; registered only when dividends Te recoEed
Any person having money to spare can, by the pur.
chase OF sharea In the Missouri Mining IComranv
make an Investment that will pay largely au hoid
oeS that Is readily converted into cash IoNS
Al communications to the President promptly
St. Louis, 49,, March %. 1851. HhSO-d&~2n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-20

Upwards OF SI3,OOO,OOO
q; Losses have been paid by tho Rtna Insurance Co
In the past Il years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-05

i CLTMAx.-The editor of the Marposa Gazette
went from home lately, and thus his pro tenn,
mentioned the fact:
Coon BYE.-What hallowed memories cluster
around that parting word, J." Good bye" 1t falls
tremblingiy from the lips of the aged mother, as
fne presses for the last time the hand of her SON.
'iood'bye floats in softened cadence from the
tflmpled mouth of beauty as she murmnrs it
10" and SWEET in the lovers ear. Good bye,
Nhspers the sister as she breathes prayer for
7ne brothers welfare. Good bye, rings in the
flear manly tones of friendship, and the honest
grasp OF the hand speaks more than words can
5ell
Good bye" screamed a John Chinawoman,
r. the stage whirled past celestial laundry,
peafing the manly form of an editor and his bag
gage Ga valise and two bottles of cocktails.) A
l Rull-grown tear rolled from her almond eye, and
per voice was choked with sobs as she murmured,
he owe me one dolar-hap." Reader, that's all.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-05

TELEGRAPHIC.-As an instance of the rapid
increase in Importance and population of the
Western country--as an instance of the cheering
abundance of the crops of Scott county-as an
instance of the sonndncss of the citizens of lie
Claire on the goose question, we chronicle the
fact.-we point with feelings Of just country
pride to the imposing fact that the full number
of forty births have taken place in the town of
lie Claire Wifhm the last ten days. Talk about
your big potatoes abont your wheat, forty
bushels to the acre talk about secession and
disunion and all such stntf-that ain nothing
compared with this mighty vindication of Iowa
progress and Iowa institutions. Forty babies in
ten days. forty homes made happy; forty ju-
bilant fathers; forty cradles to rock, forty thou
sand screams! Jerusalem, what country :
Davenport (Iowa) Netos
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-05

BENTON on SECRETARY CoBB-A SPICY STATE
MENT-We have received communication from
E. J. Lackey, late of the Treasury Department,
who repeats to us these characteristic remarks
made to him upon certain occasion, by the late
Colonel Benton
"Mr. Lackey, there is Cobb-he is the big
belied one of Georgia. not he the long legged
one of Aabama-oncc had a little faith in him
-none now, sir-all the good shelled off-yes,
sir, shelled off-oniy cobb left, rotten cobb at
that, sir He wants to get ahead of Toombs.
clean dog for long chase''-Cobb's fat man
fat men apt to be lazy, so he'll take short cut
to camp of nullihers-mark it, sir. Wants to
obtru1e his seat in Senate, sir afflicted also with
prevailing Presidential disease. Great God,
what are we coming to Don't agree with Pres
ident on ariff-run us, sir, in Pennsy ylvania - he
is one of the Presidents higher clerks, and Pres
ident ought to kick him out-kck him ont, sir
-delicacy should make him resign, but he will
not do it, sir, as long as he gets that $4,000 per
annum, payable monthly, in hard American
gold coin-no, sir, no."-LouisvWe Journal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-05

PuRsUIr OF kNowLEDGE.-lIe that enlarges his
curiosity after the works of nature, demonstrately
multiplies the inlets to happiness therefore, we
should cherish order in the pursuit OF useful
knowledge, and remember that blighted Spring
makes barren year, aud that the vernal towers,
however beautiful and gay, are only intended by
nature as preparatives to autumnal fruits
Johnson.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-05

THE Yreka Union says it receives about one
COPY of the TRINITY JOURNAL a month, and wants
to know if we can't do better? Positively can t,
morning, per Wells, Fargo & Co, Don't they
Jam" somewhere?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-05
Pierce, Church & Co.

A RE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING A FINE
"a Assortment of Groceries, Liquors, Dry Goods
and Clothing, which having been selected with
care are offered, with confidence that customers
will be satisfied. Call and See
Weaver, June l6 1860. %.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-05

LAND OFFICE REMovAL.-It is stated that after
the sales already advertised at Humboldt Bay
Y Is the intention of the General Land Office to
remove the Land Office at that place to more
fponvenient position-p probably to Yreka. Mr.
2ourch urged the establishment of new Office,
a' oa THIS was refused, on the ground that the
sohces already in existence did not pay their ex-
zpelSes. Shasta Gonrier
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-05

!, HE San Francisco Herald mentions as some
.nig .nlng new that chloroform is an antdote to
toison by strichnne. The fact has been known
ao' several years Camphor is also an antidote,
ant anu the two reagents are sometimes given to-
su,nef 10 an emulsion of beaten eggs. syrup, and
ip isu" arabic. 1t is well enough for persons own
az good dogs and husbands to remember this
2'harysUiHe AppeaL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-05

EASY CIRcUMsrANCEs.-Nicho Longworth
pays taxes this year on $3,500,000 of personal
property and real estate, and as the assessors
seldom place the value at over two-tbrds, the
little Jerseyman may he set down as worth So
100000. With a due regard to economy, the
Cincinnati Gazfte considers this competence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-05

WE give notice that we intend to continue
me the publication of the Louisville Journal until
tbe 4Ih ~ OF March. 1865, and we shall print it in
eon G United States. We don't relish the idea of
nnda mating New Albany and Jeffersonville items
uer ,Ja'rl .Re bead of "Foreign News."-Louisuiie
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unr cem gsctcten 9u6lifum biermir an, pag er
ON 91suen @drff, Drm @emnlemarft aessniber.
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nit RUaasnbroC, Shwar}- mp gRag-9rOD unr
Sndwerf ieOsr 9Irt beoiensn 1u t5nnen
Der 10 bsliebts DumpernifeI III sle6fnQ5 N
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fnilletOu.
eetenntHia elmer alt.n sursfsr.

SL 5unSt', 8sttp, bic fdUn fanf,i9 Sabre ,aSItr,
Ss'u@ts stnf sR alter GSrsunb,
Sem nt'malS iie i5r 6er3 perserIc,
9bsil sr 's reoIi& tet5 nit i6r ecm,igtt.
0T'nV, aIS lie ibrs Obrrn sl6sIia
S'e6 Su nit bsiSsn 6duren belt.
SnNcm Il, risf: Gs iit en,lesIt&,
sBie Der Dimcneu Sud: nit mir IyicItI
Brast CT bsIteioen, mas ibr ftblr.
,! leufSts ite, pos IsOst mttns S,,Iel
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Stir TT &c ltets, ais bort id mit bsr elm 2pnlmsru
5S abu's, ss III eoS Iautr gDctucR,
ss nO bic SIimmcu al Der RIeincn,
Die l@On pon mir ircBl b6tten f0unen perSsr
uuS ntP ssbraat stpcrber fnt CUR Grbsn.
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Sefeu! Sefen!

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&Jv"r bcutfAen gubIitum Die Nnieise, paG ih
metmeu StUrs usu eiugerihtet uno cine beoeus
'snoe Ausnabl pen Sefen iecer 2trt porr6rbia
babs. SD 9laube i'm Stance gu ien, <}ersrmaun
nit penn e'enunihteu beoeneu iu fSnuen. Syn
Dem i'd fur Iru9sren 3uipruH oantr, 6pfr tt5 aur
cine 6ortisBnn9 oeiirtbeu. 4. . effGeB,
9fr. 92 Watnifreet
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avtuttn 5rsytea unc fsefarnten, pmts benz aeebrt,r
gubum u6trAaupt oi sr3e5Ms @ltSege, oaf ii metngn
9leun cut uuO NtuBen, StOre,
30 l55 9rcl itya5t, iypjiasn Der 6ten urb item.
nit elmer 9rOge &Uswahl Der nsueno mcOernffeu JDaa.
r cen SpriisStoas serlesen babe. 2uoeih aebs ids
msiH'r ebren RmOsn Die &sriiders, oaP lip Bel autsr
2Saare mr. Oir blj9teu 9rsilt beredne
I'm sutigsr 3uipru@ tttEt trss6snl
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Uranl Staube.

l6S Srcaoit:aBe, ;rifhen Der 6. unb 7, ctr
paIt Gin retdss daN rcsaiiOr;jrtsa Eager gor
9lSarren, J1ud., RAN uno SAnupftabaf
eisnef 5a6rjtotrn uuo Smportatign
ca I'm G},OB unc &!enYsrFauf III BEN bIrn orft,r
ian ab6Bt. Nam,H pOten 2Bi.oero..fGlir riC nSTri,
ucr teihm rii ZEN eh" ii. br' GittaIfs auherrsito
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ltyi rt3 sjn srcfes Eager be5 been Qoesrbiers NM
9Nrtere ten NB peI6e5 CT eiutu aeehrtsn sunSer in
alien 3betn Der Sta6t gum bsen gfarftpriie frei ns
pOu5 lief:rt " "
3asIrid o bsrieIbe Oa5 seebrte Su6lisum boauf au.
merriam, baB Gr
Ndgerbier, 9Ile uno QOytrr
ir S9irLhtoen unc gum antiljense6raub ouf f(,Gtsn
9ejo9en fRbrt, oi, III toer be6laen Stan5f pSsr
ttre 9reserbOtung ms 6au5 abIiefcr
SeiteiHr9en, IN reintm SiO~s tie raBe ;rier S3rcA
Uuo GTate smtsfaltr, peroen ?inftliblt ou5aeilbft
~. 6. D eIoru,
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;3u psrmtetben.
&ttse 5tmmc, ,noisnb frtr einleInC oerrrr t.inr o
n'''t| tne 5'uiS ~ pcutntsn bel Srure > rltte
-.dC Her 9rooS- mn 5ieSlr
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3ceimaunarn.

Der antacr" crhejut cccn WOroes, Seuntaos ail5ae-
rcmmcn ,um n56tnthsn 5WbicrpticnspreiS ppn Q GtS
;otlbar on bic rp SrI9er So on in iStrlr 8cyauS
bc,atuna Ane9en Nnpeu inter ipeeItDtu Stbinounorr
@ufna6nic Gumaii9e Ginruduns 10 cicn pocr wCni,
az, Cts, lpeimo!Sc rs Gts., orsn,ase ST. 90 cine
S8r be rs. sju;n RCnot $500 Srci ouGts 81 co. es
Rcrale 500 uprli Mpnae $1,000 in piericliibr,i6er
gorada6eoSune NH;sict, bic man S3elte5en aer5nScr
nrbtu tbunsn rpsrocu nit S25 90 per Sabr Ftrenet
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The German ADVERTISERS,

B. HASsFL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
S! 90 per Annum. payable IN advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OsflcE: BROAD STR, next to Cry HALL.
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Z. H. GRAVES,
oouie unr Sian Naiutet amb @lolrr,
Strdft, imtiteu Srrdc- uro GSroct.

9i6mpRo, s}a
%ne N titf' Vsidaf!5Npctse cinIhloaertt a,pst,sn
i'me aNh 9ro'nn9, 9tarbItns ulb @(ocn yru C5n,bcn
ie HGrcea rnl, biUtai mn seltmodrOn ousocfHkr i'm
lobltcitc 9IufirlEt 5ittet & n GSr"nr 80 'H'
Oampilhlfidbrt ,ro,itcn Nichmpup II. Stem 9IrrF
Die btioCu orcBtn unc beauem ciuaeriietfu Ser, gIorf
rint ,JanlsSUWl unO ,,ROancf" iperon Dem rSi,nSsr
@ublitam slr 8cUSuna cicns empfo6len Der gTobrrrS
stfro9I IN esr Goig inS! Sttt uao ao S. uno i'm 3,p.
lAeuoed So. Die S}mest1pn" perl6e ihreu y7hoTf IN
&odetS eoen Ditnioe llbT la6mitiaas w6brro ME
,Hcanete" eOcn reitoq lbr MbentS Spr Git, Soir,
abEah~i. SBer ooSIbtsr 0omrhif beruBen mill bGt lid
bei i9eI LuttrietGNeten Elm iydhrbtlet III !6fen '
Gr1a miro biuia dnserrmmen unc punttG Il bef5rh,r
Oaiadtpreie rSt Il YIrrfnItS?.0O
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SO dr;ltpr @grbcifen.
cnh 81 incerA

WGnrNlpr @Grbcifen.
Jacpb Stnceut,
Nanufactlrsr YUn ttattenilnen uno amerttani-
lten Warmor. Wcuum'utsn, 2ejheulfsineu ieper
2rt uno al!sr in oisiss WriAaft eini@laaenper
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