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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24
Milwaukee, w atert'n
AND B. 7. Rail ROAD

AND B. 7. RAIL ROAD.
TNTIL further notice, Passenger trains will leave
u WatertcSn for Milwaukee at A. NJ, conneetinr
With trains of Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad for
Chicago and all points East.
Fare Always as Low as by any other Line
Trains leave Milwaukee for Watertown at $3.50 P N
on arrival of trains from Chicago. Leave Watertown
tor sun Prairie and Columbus at 7:15 p.
s. 9. MERRILL, Supt.
Feb. :, 1861 sgtf
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24

In Peterson q Malt eners Block, Watsrtoxn, Wseon-
in Wholesale and Ret.l Dealer in Dry Goods, Gro
.eriss Hardware, Croekery, Glassware, Mechanics
&e
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24
MEssRs EDIToRs

The following extract OF letter from
a mother in n Y, just received at this
place, explains why j. seeks publicity in
the columns of the Republican, and mani
tests patriotism worthy of the matrons
of the Revolution, of the praise of Joan
of Arc and the admiration Of a Florence
Nightingale
KEEsEVILLE, May 5, 1861,
Ny Dear Sister:
Wereceiyed your letter
with thankful yet sad hearts, Sad, and
why? Because of the war excitement
that pervades this community. For few
days all business has been. suspended, and
it is war +! war There are two c0mpa-
nies of volunteers ready, and one will start
on Tuesday. One of the volunteers is
Edwin Don't you think it strange, that
we have given our consent to let him 60?
Well, it is even so-somctimes feel proud
of his patriotic spirit then, again, think
I cannot let him 60, he is SO young, SO
dear. But are my children any dearer to
me than other peoples are to them? Pa
triotism should be encouraged, and indig-
nation against those who would destroy
the best government on earth, is natural
aud right Here party distinctions are
obliterated, and all absorbing patriotism is
firmly inviting all classes. Flags are fly
ing, drums are beating, and National songs
break upon the earl We are all in
whirl | cannot realize yet that my Eddie
is going to brave the clash of arms, and
fury of war. But I suppose soon after be
has gone, l shall awake to the perils of his
condition; and whether | eat, drink or
sleep, "mother's love" will FIJI my mind
with anxiety How can it be otherwise? ?
There will be more prayers ascending from
closets this year, than for many years be-
fore. There are many things worse than
war. The terrible agonies of the four
millions OF Atrlc S enslaVed sons the bitter
waters of slavery, that have drowned out
and exsinguished the patriotism of the
South, and demoralized eight millions of
our white brethcren; this. is worse, far worse,
than short though severe distrcsses Of war.
The war, though directly for the salvation
or destruction of the Union. is Indirectly
for the salvation or destruction of Slavery
Who, then. would not be brave? I wish
l had more sons to 60. My husband would
60 if his health would permit, and if worse
comes to worse, no viii go and l shall sure
ly say, Amen! And if aid Of ladies is
wanted so far North as this, I shall be the
first to start" J.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24

Wigfall has written letter, fixing the
10th of June, as the latest day to which
he can be induced to postpone the capture
of Washington, If the Southern troops
don't take it by that time, he will no doubs
take it himself He can. He seldom
walks through a street without taking the
whole of it.-Lom'SriUe Journal.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24
V. MOORE, VI. d.

Physician and Surgeon. Office in J.
". Coles Block. -
once hours. to ., A. NJ, TO and &c P NJ
Residence 9th ST.. 4th from Main, South side
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24

DR.. G.. Shamberg has located himself
tsSs6a-S permanently at Watertown, and Is now
m Y1Ss-zzaA prepared to wait upon those who nay
IIO1r rrequire his servises. Office in Prlch-
,fd,s Block. over the Watertown Bank.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24

Attorneys and Counseiors at Law, Lana ana Loan Loan
agents have complete abstract Of the Records OF all
10 Office over Bank Of FatertoKn, Watertown, Wis
p1rp. c. 2. sKINNNR.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24
ILLINOIS MONEY,

change for Goods at W T u04E,s
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24
Total, S,774.76T

But, as before said, the active friends of
the Republic, are nearly twenty millions,
to meet and overcome FIVE millius of foes.
That is practically the task before tie
loyal men of America.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24

1t is intended tomorrow to suspend all
the steam mail services in the seeding
States. As these steamers have 10 bust
ness now of any Importance except the mail
service, from which the Government de-
rives no benefit, it becomes nothing but a
subsidy to sustain broken down vessels in
rebelous territory.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24
% N pE.SE s. co.
DENTISTRY.

wholesale Dealers in Wines Liquors, Cigars, etc Al
SO rectifers of the celebrated Star Eh2sAe5' Malh
AatertoWn. WIS.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24
T. F.. PAULFRANZ,
JUDSON PRENTICE,

srber Rooms in Watertown Bank building. Oils,
2erfumery, Cigars, Tobacco, &c, always on hand.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24

Messrs. Ira Gould & Son, of Montreal
have forwarded, through Mr., Giddings,
our Consul-General in Canada, an offer for
1000, 600 treasury notes, at six per cent,
and to pay the amount in drafts on Barring
Brothers, at three days sight.
The Pensacola correspondence of the
Mobile Adrertiser says that 900 troops
from Georg ia and Alabama arrived there
on tie 18th inst, being the advance guard
of 2, 900 recently ordered to that point
They will increase Gen. Bragg's command
to about 10, 600 men,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24
a. PETERSON.

Deputy County Surveyor of Jefferson and Dodge
20 -uties. Office over Watertown Bank.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24
New York AInv Is

ihe Ifa6'ne states that the steamship
Africa, now unloading at Jersey City. has
on board 10000 Enfield rifles for the Uni
ted States Government.
louisville, May Is.
Street rumors say that there is likely to
be a difficulty here before the opposing
parties on tue advent of Colonel Anderson.
Harrisburg, May 15
Apprehension is felt of an attack on
Wheeling. from Harper's Ferry, to-mor-
row. The Governor viii sign stay law
to morrow.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24

old GOLD PENS .RE-PoINTED. Price so cents
OEncIose the pen in letter, with the cash, post
age stamps. The return mail will bring the Pen as
good as new. Send One Dollar and the return mail
win bring good Gold Pen L carets fine, in silver ex-
tension holder Send Seventy-fve cents and the
mail will bring good gold pen, ladies' size, in
silver with ivory handle, in box. Address
Z. L. WALRATH,
No. Il Malcolm Block, Syracuse, n, 7.
rs Editors giving this advertisement four inser
ions. and sending a marked copy, shall receive al
xcellent pen in payment. 1Sw4 f. WI
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24
Washington, Nav -.

1t is reported that Virginia troops are
throwing up breastwosks within spy-glass
view of Washington. This may be rep
etition of former unfounded rumor at
all events if it should be confirmed it is
not at all probable that the Government
would remain an Indifferent observer of tue
proceedings.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24
HARLOW PEASF

ftAKLUf FEASEy
Attorney at Law, Watertown, Wisconsin. Office over
TIowelI's Store, West Side of the River.
EN0S s. HALL,
Attorneys and CounseIlors at Law, Watertown, Wis
!. J.. ENos, DANIEL HALL
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24

Total, %, 1897, S14
White population of seceeded
States including East Va 5,2S2, GA
Slave population of seceeded
States including East Va. 3,512,0S7
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24

=" kEEsEyILLE, May 5, 1861.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24
ROWE l& JONES,
ORNAMENTAL, SIGN,
WAGON AND CARRIAGE
PAINTERS,

Gliding Glazing, Graining, Paper Hanging. Banners
Window Shades done in the best style of the art
All orders promptly attended to and done on short
notice. Shop on 1st. Street, door south of Wa
tert0yu House 25tf
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24

The REBELS AND THE PATRIoTs.-The
Chicago Tribune thus sums ag thc,compar-
tive strength of the Government:
To recapitulatc-the reliable stauneh
Union population is 70. ga, 76I. The
rebel population, including Union men
awed into silence or simulated aequies-
cence 1892. GA. This shows that the
friends of the Republic, almost out num-
Der its enemies four to one.
Dividing Virginia in the proportions be
fore named, and counting Maryland, Ken
tucky and Missouri on the side of the
Union, counting the slaves as doeile and
adding them to the strength Of the rebels,
the whole population of the United States
would be divided on the question of the
war as follows:
Whites of loyal States, 19,764,76T
Whites of Md. West Va Mo. 2,651,S ,S57
Slaves of '' '' 471,196
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24
Business DirertorD.

E. X. CRANOALL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries, Fish, Fruit
Tobacco and Choice Cigars. Two Doors West of Bank
of Watertown, Watertown, Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24
E. C. STARN,

Clock and Watch Repairer, and Dealer in Clocks, !
Watches, Jewelry; Silver and plated Ware Yolins and
Strings, Gun Caps, Wads, etc All work done by him
warranted give satisfaction, and low at any
other shop.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24

could not help it.l But you must not
stop at the Capitol. You must 60 beyond
TIE land of Washington shall see Wash
ington's flag again. 1t must see Charles
ION again, and feat from the old fort. It
must go to the Alligator State, and wave
over all fields of sugar and tobacco 1t
must be found in every State, till it touch
es the Mississippi. Bathing in its waters,
it must 90 across to Texas, nor stop till it
floats in every State and Territory.''
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24
Farm for Sale.

T7IE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale a FARM consist
L ing of 40 acres, situated the Hustis Rapids
Road, about miles from Watertown. About half OF
the land is under cultivation has
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24
A GOOD YOUNG ORCHARD.

And comfortable Frame Dwelling House, Tt is we'll
watered. having unfailing we'll at the House and
in the field. The part cultivated consists of
Nice Burr Oak Openings, and is Enclosed.
TERtIS.-Part paid down. and balance in annual
instalments Il. c. CRANDALL.
Emmett, Oct. 1860
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24

"A meeting of the farmers of Dane
county has been held to take measures for
demanding gold for their wheat. It is
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24

Carson's Landing. Miss, May 5.
We are all in trouble here. The enc
my has made an attack on our levce above
this place. Three of the Black Republi-
can rascals have been sunk in the river
and othes have been shot at. More of
them will meet the same fate. The levee is
lined with armed men night and day.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24

1t is beginning to transpire that Mr..
Russell, correspondent of the London Times
is not merely writing letters to that jour
nal, but tLat his private communications
for higher quarters, contain good deal of
interesting matter, which he does not think
it advisable to print.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE statement
that Winans was unconditionally released
is unfounded. He was only released by
the order of the Government on his giving
a parole of honor that he would do no act
openly or covertly hostile to the Govern
ment of the United States.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-24

My Dear Sister:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-11

0af9tn8tpn 10. Sttbr. 6eute 9la6
nittag purDe NrtiQerie= unp Nlusfetenfeuer In
Der @egenp BON 9etptusOtle gebGrt. 8abrl4ein,
It'd lift Elm @nertf auf Sen. Smitb eemaAt
pprben. BOD um 3 ubr Na4mittags bate Der,
lelbe plies rubt3" tele9rapbtrt.
Capt. GmOrp .. BrYant, welGer Dor elm
&rieg8aeridt gsitelt pOrpen par, peit er lib cine
gld2t Qbne urIaub pom Ietnem Eager %entFernt
3atte, purDe beute freiSeIa1en.
Die g9enlacOIa@, welas LANCE tpe5en 8eparas
turen tn Der Napg- garp 9ele9en bat, 1T teute
Den 6IuB btuuuter 9e9an9en.
8om Grtrtnten gerettet- @sRern
9lo9mttta8 mare RObert &in6lep, Elm Snabe BON
II 9abren unb pObnbaft BET letnen GItern In
@tatumfr. naBe 2isbtitr. betuabe ertruutsn.
Gr Fel am SUP BON 5ugbeatr, pom Ord unO
beretts 2 Nltruten TIM @afer, ais eS etuem
inuSen Ilann 9amens Sebbitts 9elan9, i'm gu
retten,
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@prriaen in Rirainien.

8af9tn9tOnB, 10. Ott6r. @en. Sic
.@aete8 DtptiOn lit 9eltern bon 9enbalptUpn cuff
gebrUaen unO 1T H6er Die 8ettenbriide eeganeen.
Sen. WeGUt's unO Sen, Gmtt9's 5auptauar@
tier 1T in 2an9leq, s 0letIrn BON Der Retten@
bride.
Sn Der ganaen Qinte iInp feline tpetteren Nfa-
atfstattOnen Der Rebellen temerft porben, ais
eini3e Reiterpiquets,
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ron Rt@mpnb enttam, rpurpe gum 8rieabesene-
raj eruanut un0 benz Commando pe5 Sen. No=
I%enfran3 gu ertbetlt,
5eute berrldte eruBe Q%ufrssuug in Der @pr=
arsieBung, Dap Sen. Smith Dor elmer bebeuten=
ben Rebelenmadt angegrtfen porben It bod
ra9rte RaS 6fnfra nnr BON ben 9epGbnliden
ArtiIeries1gbunaen Der.
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eOfal.Weniesetten aus sBafbinstOn,
genprnnlen.

Gergebtt9fett. = 36Umas @orruan,
elm Snptotouum, weldeS ber @Olt3et aI8 alter
Summler betannt II, purpe AM Dienitas tpteOer
etnmal BON Der pOltsei pe9sn Srunfenbetl artfge%
fan9eu. unO 3par ptesrnal I'M gefib zines sru6en
&cferS, pelhen CT in Der 3erllreutbeit auf Dem
Grcttcir auf9eleien bate. Der BaI9. Star"
empfeblt ibn auf 9itdter WaIterS Gntlaeip 6tn,
paB sr IN Submit nur 2a9erbier trinfen m5se,
ipslAe5 snur erbettert, nidt berauldt-N
Dteberet. - Delight McGaule9 Ser9aftete
ant Mittrp9 Wattbep 0tleg unter Der 9ntlaee,
etne flberne ubr I'm Wertb bon $30-$40 gee
ltcblen gu taben. Gr wllrOe Dor 9itdter 6trat-
ton eebra9t uao sum 'petteren gerbGr tn 0e-
wabrlam aelhidt.
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SON g~safbinstUn.

0af6tn4tOn, g.. DIT Die Na9ridt
RON Nem=Orteans, sta 0t9mOnb, DAP bic S@tfs
0aterpj@, Giucenne5 II. a, lA an ben @itn1
oungsu bss Nilflifpi beftnpen unb Die @rrt9~
tlug Spn 8atterteeu bepa6eri, 1T aut9enttl6;
pie Sr0re8 fir biele Operation lfnO bersitS Ian-
ger i'm 6lOttenpepartement e%rlafen irOrpen.
Die 9anpuen, weIAe bort a~ufgepfan5t tperben
iOaen, FnO % neun36at9e Dabl8ren's. psl4e
fir Sort 0ideu8 beltmmt waren unp, ea le bort
ut4t 9e6rauat purpen, BET DEN SUrtu9as ab9es
fsBt purpen. Der Ntfiifppt ptro bnr4 Oiele
8atterieen wtrflam 9eI9IOfen perbep,
Die DepeI9en BON Gen. 6rerncnt an cas-
Rrtegspepartement inp ermutbtgenper alS friber.
0af6tn8tOn 10. SIT. Sen. @rabam
Itefertp beute BEN minperjdbri8en Seremtab 2YUns,
mel6er ouf @runo zines 6abeao corpus 8efsbls
pom RtGter Werrtd rsclamtrt worpen mar, aus,
TT peBbalb fein pettere8 8erfabren 9e9en
ben General pegen 8era9tuug pe8 0ert9ts6ofa
ein0elettet wUrpen. Der 8Clpntdr mar 9e9en
ben DjGsn ieiner Gttern in Dteult eetreten.
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mSGs besreFenb.
ptaudrtier Der @ttp-@ tarb, 9rO9C(l- J
e MarihalS Sftce. )
u tn .tun. 10. Oft. 1861.

~ @a6ta ton, 10. SIT. 1861.
Der 0rOpc1- Ma 81 lent bic Mufmertlam-
felt Der bet 8rifeu una 6errtes am YUtOrtac
c0mmauptrenoen Gaf3tere ouf Die @enerolprpre
Gr. 2 pom 80. Suit 1861.
Burger ron @alttn8ton, wel6e uber ben 90
tomac oe6en pOaen mUfen etnen 9aB bonn
Rrtegsoepartement BADEN ODER pom NrCDOtutar
load pom Ba1GtngtOn Die 9afs Der Brigade.
c~ommauoeurs iperpen nur i'm bert Odnpett BON
0If3teren nnb Solpotsn Ober FOLDER ger omen,
pel&e TN Dtenf Der Ge9teruns uno fir bte Nr~
NEE belGaftt9t fnp, ~relpeftirt perOen.
Suffers NIT t6ren @iitern t6nnen bon AaIb
tugtcn aber ben GGuB uno pteper 9eri6er anf
9GTe bes 8rtgapes@p nmanOeurs retlen, pprauss
ge(ebt, bag fe tetne Sptrttuplen BET it6 fibrea.
SgirttuOlen bGrfen nur fir paS Santtdtspspar=
temeut Hber ben 9ptOmac ge6en. Ollie Ser cnen,
mel&e NIT berau1@enben @strdnfeh ben 9ctpnlac
AZ aberldrstten lidett tperDen ibrer gafe unb
}6rer Baareu, beraubt unO wteOer 8nradgei4idt.
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W~arftpreife.
8altimpre, ben 10. Sftpter 1861

OQlIlnIpCRE Den 10, AtTQr er 1901.
u ~lnbbteb. IS pnrben 500 Stud aussebpten
preile fef. Son $3.OO@$4.25 % 100 ID
IS @tS. 9~eFte9en % 100 ID. GerfauFt tpurben
an bief9e Megser $50.
S@wetne perlangt II. 81 bSberen pretea per>
fault ppn So 0@$6.00 % 100 Id be8ab!t,
S9aafe $2.6O@3.5O gei6Oren, fur CUTE Seer
BEN. 30
atepbpL per @aapne 39-T ,@ts. fur s5 tgt
y Suffer, bette Gpben "a Cts. y tb, 9ldbe8 20
-22i Ngabulter 20-24 GtS.
5 II @rf;re,t 41aeS90yas-Nn4...nts.Fe &
q @t8., Gprtntben 81 @ts., YFaurnen 123@
II Gents, GttrCnen ST. go per 8Vrj
Srangen 81 90 per 8pr.
6ebernr 40 @ As GIS % ID wenige int Marfi.
|@spSj % 3Onne in 8lumpen $2.5s-3.
g E 10 il + 5, pteutpnt 81 Cts. % ID Nelfen 10
1 lS3 SIS, Sf se5r' ,5 Sns'psft q }pns 6, M}4ssta ta@
Al Gts.
q etretsG Wet3en ROTH. DrbtnGr 1l6@l2O
gut bis ausgesetdnet l25@12s peiBer CUTE,
100@125, ertra feiner I35W16o. aYG
Safer, @irg. u. Marpl. 3l@37t pennl. 40,
&Urn, peiBes $1,000, gelbeS 45@47 Gt5.
&p8een, WarglanD 65, pennf. 65@e8 Gts
q namO pernpiantider 224O @ 500 60
GnUdenmebl $26. per Gpnne.
9eu. StmotR9 $l6@l7 per &Onns. ales 81
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8 II , neusr % ID O0@35 Cts.
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neMer 5O@66 @t8. Z
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ertra to fnneg 6,25@6.5 so
family 100
ObiO & aentufp upper 6,75@5.87
ertra 900
fanilp 600
Gtt9 Mias gut bis fem 5,5O@5.75
. extra 6.75@7,O 90
Belf6 family 800
4euauprab 6anttlg 100 1Gi
NelerSptr ertra 1850 -
& Ds8enm ebL 3.75@4.oO
SCrmm b l. 3.0O@2.9e
prDstftOnen, pentg Na9ftage. S6Hltera
sos, fir Settentife 7@74, fir SAinfen
9@ll3. Sal3Feti2: @retie psrfAteben, fur
2arp84@9. -
Gals, @rUunp @Ium y Sad l25 Gt8., Mlar.
l6auS Sl.7O@$1.7 rs, MfDtun'S 81. 80, 1urfs
JslGnp 25@Se StS. p Suibel pom &tore.
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9 aamen, 4leeiaan1en gut Bis au88esetdne
S4.5o@4.75 per 8lbl. Spn Ga ID. TimOtby
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per 8uibel. s
g8 . II E, unsepal6en 1926 p Id, 2amnt %
81, fetne 35 @ 90.
% b tete =, @itg % SAL. 224 @23 Csnt3, Obip
%, aber reni9 0ertGufe.
nd ert NetpsSrleans 8.5O@9. SO. WrDcette pr.
tnatr BIG gut 8. 50@8.75+ "
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@A Wefrnten D~erlam9t
gSdSSS ncf&r @tn's QrtiIfeue.
- SunSen t~ritieen M6nnern bistet Hb bic bsAe CseIeo,u.
belt; t9rsrh gaterlanSe gu bien.n, wenn fe f& sit's ariRerte
Purneu. bonn ariessbsparement S~erIieL,nen gutOritSt oewOrbcn'
nn6 lit l9on nabeJu ~pelSabls.
Snnge Wtdnner, mslHe BUT bnben F6 etnleiben ,u laIIeu, iOutal
n1 l]leuni9t i'm T~enteopOus, Slocit. Gde pn Baltimore unb
OTEs9onltr., cher 8aaitr. nabe 8rouofpap. bic srftr EbIre bon
.gStspal" me ben. Ale NnsewOrbene merben Ioaiei5 nab BENT
BefeSUtle Nrienal sebra@t nnb perprooiuntut,
Der DLenitit. ~l
Gin aseI Der n,OnatIt9ea aS5uuns wirb auf gsrtanaeu an Dt,
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