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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29
IRISH STEAMSHIP LINE.
Steam Between Ireland and America
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND GALWAY.

The following new and magnificent hrst-cIasspa
wheel Steamships compose the above line
ADRIATIc, 5.eSs tons burthen. Capt, J. MAUI
Formerly Of the Collins Lne.)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14
Iats 81 News.

CHAu8ERsBURG, June l3.-Wal'ace,
with lis regiment Of lud.--. volunteers,
lcfI Cumberland ou the llth inst. for
Romuey, where be surprised, and, after .
sharp f.hr, completely .oaied fye hun
dred Secession troops, capturing some
prisoners, killing ,ge, wouudi1g one, and
taking 4 afs,-class camp eq7,Fage, p'o'i-
-i0us. melicai stores, aims, e;c- Ou our
side. one was slightly wounded. TIE reg
imeut returned 10 Cumberland the same
dav. R0ruey Is tie county sea, Of Hsmp-
shire county, Virginia, sboa, twenty miles
due south of Cumberland.
Cotton las recently reached New York
from Florida. Ia some places in Florida,
tie United States still h4s the allegiance
Of tie people.
EoglauI fqrtids prisateers to take their
s2Ciis into its haIbors.
Massachusetts has already accepted 20,-
900 good soldiers for the war.
Tie Military Relief Board of Snyder
c-uu,y NEE, fgr business On Saturday,
22i list
What a complimen, 10 Freedom is the
,ac' hat 10 tie present War hardly any
= tody tI.es to escape South, while tens Of
,aousalds are trying to get North
The Uuiouists have made several cap
turcs Of Secession aags aud routed small
bodies in Missouri, Kentucky. Western
Virziuia, aud Maryland. The Rebels are
showing, BY their acts, their desperate
c0uIi,;1n 10 those States.
TIE R.i'r9ai Presidents, at their Con-
veution 10 Harrisburg, agreed to a reduc-
ton of hirty per osaf. under their usual
f4re- f5r LspoItstion fox Government
igr War purposes.
There are nos twenty eight Companies
il Camp q, E-s,oo.
The Re6dls have re,raated from the
Poiu, Of Rocks nearer to li4rper's Ferry,
which is uo8 invested on tie West, North
aud East, By large and increasing Federal
forces. The Rebels destroy every bridge
they leave, AID have greatly exaspera'ed
many MaryIanIe!s aui Eirgiuiaus By
their harsh aui w-s:e.C. course.
The frat Wise ls!u regimen. has passed
through Harrisburg
Dr.. Henry L.ctleu;halsr, now Of Lock
Haven, issPpoiuted Surgeon il the Army,
for Felnsy .yania.
Hon. George VI Ksim died Oc Tuesday,
at lis home in Reading.
Two men we're taken while attempting
70 i5>or, from the L. :. Cavalry a, Cham
berstgrg, aud were shot dad f.r their viz
taal treason.
. Gov. Curtin has issued two death xar-
rants. Arustr,ug, of PLi,ai-, to te hung
9,h Aug, lLi Weaver; Ct Perry county,
G.h S,p..
.. Il. Browning Is appointed, b the
Governor Of Illinois, /. :. Seuator in
place c! J4lGs DJugia--t0 serve until
tie Lsgis!aig.e meets 70 e.ec: fox the va
c-ucy.
Hon. JOHN ". Kli,iager has presented
aswOrl to the Captain aud each Of the
Lieutelauts Of the Lebanon Guards.
Hcuricl B. Wrigh, has again pu, him
self upon the Democrats of the Luzerns
pi,'Tic, as a candidate for Congress.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14
ialcO,

DROWNED in the Ki~er neaT Suucv Ds-n, Aftsrnoo.
c. sTl-.Is-. lI;h is.;- q IlE NCAETT a-si about Il
vaa-. 7t- l-rsa--4 v.:a tu1 ether q Kills W.
Ntar:y .rcAr u SIE=en-yil.-I v.re f-hn- With net
;k.y. 5lt5 n, wz-r fs1u Eh.lh IL ;Eo older
h iis,-;y rescued while the aaE-r. hing unAtl,
= -.n T.-i.A-I J-frr l. c-ul! = .res-1sd. lie
Iuri- In TIE Cemetery a, I-Ei.bur-.
In WHIT p-s- Tr. I4th uIt, EEBECCA wife Of Eut.
T-1wari Iu ner 18Th asr-
In Ke,.y T.. - Inst JACOB Y1ST. in L. 5-th ye,-
Ia Iavi> t. g .us:- Macy Lan-hter C.: paaieI and
Is'tsr Firs, .-.i w
It. Iiasstaus n. lIth inst, - the We e Peter
T-.lpr-. DO frr -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14
NJ y RRIED.

rv Rev r VI r.-s. morning. rf I-:- .1-t HENRY L
ALKlN-.,N. q cf FtllI-'- hlt. sui NI-s IILLIE l.
4au-tl--r 20 John 10 -.-tru. e I-E4-.u----
/, keF L. \ fsuE, I.;t it-t. LIZ" i MILLER and
Nj LtTUiElNE IIAFEA- P ... RI lat 8-t4lr- Tp-
h., E-v g.. AE-.s g.. Il 1uet. " MITCHELL and
MAY daughter % Jlgu --vIsi. / .s--tUur fp-
Ev h. iia-..-.. sta iu-'. Ers JOIN !. luLE q
Ia ra-l Cuf auI N.-s NAEf >ijIEf> q Noresb-S-
/. E-- u = ring. ID lr-t Il AKEI HARPER. PHI,
sui R4TE Isu.Et-r 4 4 O I---a.. - ..!aHls1cTt-
By E-v = G Elrh.-, llrE .1s. IHp~F ? NILLEB ami
CuEI-II ANNA i4u-tt. . --u -i-. Hi v .aaUrs-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

sS-In the Congressional Election in
Maryland, yesterday, the Union men had
no formidable opposition in three districts.
10 Baltimore, Henry May is reported a,
20ii maj. over Winter Davis-bOih rep
resented as uuion men, bu: Mag preferred
by the Sece>sionisis. Preston, Secession
ist. reported elected 10 the other Baltimore
district.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14
rr.Ou Tuesday last, while assisting to
raise barn near Hoehs Tavern, Chestnut
Ridge, timber fell, instantly crushing to
death HENRY (son Of Beuj) HuMNEL, Of
Monroe Tp. His age was about 40 years

MIFFLIABUKG, June Is, 1861

MlfELlNB Bt kG, y lLe 10, icOi.
Your readers doubtless remember that
on tue 4,h ult large American fig was
suspended teiseen the spires ot two OF
our churches. l. becomes Iay painful du-
ty TO iuf1rm them ,hst it is in danger Of
being cut dJwn-at least, 'hero are few
church mem beIs who are bitterly opposed
to baviug i; there. am Informed ;bat a
fig vL.ch waved from one Of the ckI!ch-
Is 10 Mi..Leim, Ccuire Co, was thus ta-
ken d5sn, and that the riiuis'er: Rev. /.
B. Riddles, refuses to preach in tbat
church, TIL the flag is replacei-ser7es
them right. | hope cur ministers viii
follow bis example Le;no ruthless hands
be laid Oh tie glorious banner that low
waves almost eyeEyw Le!e. y coat u tar
and feathers, or riie Gu . rail, would be
too grea. au honor f5r him who dares 10
tear down our beautiful cCs!gQ.
Wolfy's new three.s,Orey building Is
sas, approaching completion. Tue upper
f lor is iniended f5r a Town Hal!-=Ume'
thing which W. very much uee!.
Maj { II. Sh,iner Is putting up fine
building iu kbodes:own.
No preparations have yet teen made t5T
celebrating tie 4;h. perhsps something
will oe done Oh Sa,c.lIy.
Oar thanks arc due = Pres. L'nc1ln for
appointing Us such a god i. VI. Mr..
S;ees Is very a't.n:i7: AMI 0b.isjuG, ali
al! are highly pleased. ELMER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

EJames Cameron, of Northumberland
Co., Pa, has been offered and accepted the
station Of Colonel, Of the Highland Regi-
men,, of New York State-a Scotchish
force, throughout. Col. Cameron Is a
brother Of Gen. Cameron, Secretary at W ar
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

Wr. BnfTaloe District. SO far az
nv knowls5Cs extends. heartily participates
N urging VIZ. JOHN NOLL 10 be Candidate
for County, Commissioner, next Fall. Hope
re v.,i acant!5aie. bJFFALOE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

rca- IN if.iinburc," in the Pes, strong
" urges Geo. T. Miller, Esq, for Presi-
dent Judge Of this District We observe
no movement made in N.iiiin c9Uaty 90
tbs AZ! jet.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

Ig-The semi-Secessionists, North, are
now harpiug dolefully, upon two strings.
lst. The refusal Of the Administration
to let of that rich Bridge Burner, John
Nerrinan, on habeas corpus. %. They
dislike to have the telegraphic dispatche,
overhaule1, By which the Northern traitors
are being detected. Let the guilty howl
honest men DO not object to either meas
ure to preserve tie Government and the
Union.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

sfs.N Mex, week is the District Court a'
Wiliamspor.. And Monday.to "ednes-
day. the annual closing exercises OF the
Dickinson Seminary.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

"Slifer Phalaux" is the new Company
a, Harrisburg from Chester, the native
eoua,y Of the Sec'y Of TIC Con.h.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

u he Vc;ers Of Union coUniv. am
csr41Ia.e for the OEce Of SHERIFF of this
county. SUI jeci to the selection of he RePuo.
l-a1 Union meetings. Il nominated and
elec-ed. Will d1 nv hest 10 discharge the
duties Of the U!Ece with kindness. i'm rartsiiiy
and fidelity. NAHLON BREYNAN
rrlufu--. rlrz Il. lsfI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14
Muster Roll of the Union Guards

C.rrnx-CHARLEs D ROJsH
Frs, LIeuieaant-LEvI EPLER
Second LleuIenani-WILLIAs HARDISG
| sERGE.STs.
G 5 Swineford , Edwin Lebkicher
Nicholas Simon Charles Miller
ooRPoR.Ls.
CS Bowman 3 John Emmt
Thomas Robson 1 George Everett
MUSICIANS.
Mich. Dormier. Mich. Pepper. Arnold James
PRIy.TEs.
J lanes Auckey Jacob F Mowryl =
John II Arnold Henry u NoWry
solomon Bender DAVID e Mowry> :
David BowersOK William Oswald
Reuben Barforf BENJAMIN P Parks
William Bobb DAVID Parker
lanes II bowman Henry nOTlZilne
Thomas Boran John q Ropp
William F Charles Franklin Rei
Calvert Samuel Rodgers
Stephen Chubb Samuel RriieT
Michael Cantwcn Henry Shrawder
Wilson Duck DAVID shall
Martin Dacv II l. Stock
I,a7c Decker Charles Spencer
Henry Fink Samuel II SeaSho't7
Edwin " Finic,e Nathaniel Schwartz
Patrick FeeneY John y snyder
Samuel u Gpndrum Johh NaiHpSeI
Adam GouSeber Joel Shaiier
Cyrus Gregory / + sierlck
Michael GREY luhu Smith
Neren ] GuIelius Cyrus SaI1ay
Thomas Hammond. Peter Schuiuhach
Martin l. ReIffar William SeiIlh
Samuel Long Simon Troup
Horace Lloyd Rod Nl'imore
lobn Iov Emanuel Nelrick
Clinton Mackey John lorcy
Iobn N'Cormick Samuel Zimmerman
I, Morniucslar Jacob 4 Zechman
John hartman
The Captain, the Nowrys, and some o'hers
Of the Guards are from New Berlin and Is
vicinity in Union county. The Leutenanls
and probably majority Of The Guards are
from SNYDER county-Col. Epler having been
IN the Mexican War. and Esq. Harding saw
service in the English army. The remainder
Of :he GUARDS is made from The oyerPlus OF a
company from Schuylklll county. II IS par
OF the First Regiment, reserved force, which
il is said will be commanded by Capt Ricke:s
Of Blooms burg. a West Point graduate. Ii.
Harding IS Adjuan; Of the Regiment lhe
Tribune states that the New BeTiners have
furnished The Union county boys with rubber
garments, and calls upon Snyder county to DO
as well hy theirs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

judge Thomas was elected 20 Congress
in Massachusetts,, as the successor OF
Charle. Francis Adams, without opposi'
ton. Martin T. Conway was Reelected to
Congress from Kansas, withou. opposition
as far as heard from...That is the night
kind Of "Uni0a'-'o elect known and
gndoub.ed friends # Government to all
places Of honor aud trust.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14
TIE BLIND GIL,
LLwIsBrRG, Pa, May, 1e61.



6f sylvan sSsfs sni w70IsI lawn,
The suns bright .t-css s: t-7sL q dawn,
az al in natures ;sr 77u ani,
In vain you tell the pleasing though.
II work. With loving rIae,- f-Au=At-
!. all .vai!s ne not-I'Y BLIND,
-hs ear'g biri- .h-i- r,stia. .in.,
AuI A. they vs-t-s still they bring
Ham u'5us ;heast-s ua;5 ny mini
AMI as thy ,i1--r in II. .sy
strive 20 ;Hins how "a: they fy-
Hoa s.ran.e the visions q 1zE BLIy3i
Tou tass re to the rivers sic.
whs-e sve.s sri eb5- ,he flowing tie.
vH--. roughly slows the passing wind.
Ih-ar the rushing waters r-ar.
THsH-traak urrn the rri-h''ria- shore
I strive - s.e-ia vz.u-I y BLIND!
our ,z1.I steps together Ind.
III ru---I. c-l-4y .tsIs as,anl.
VIII. u7 IT, ,-- Yin. mountain =iaii
Y.u-...o: -,irs 10 s-art-ur vi4,
os rr~',s ;u vast Confusion Tilsi.
You strive. tu: fail to tss.h xE-B-ISP.
or an Almighty Col above,
AGaior goodness and = love,
You speak. and tell H. mercy kind.
Al. ha.e I se. web s-e- a. bright
4. luainsI By lsa~cnly light
T.f.I can sse.frI-Ia N0T EIISDl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

HJudce Douglas vas buried in the
rraseuce Of 81 immense coucour.e, process
sious Of all order. of people, and every
demons,ra,icn CT re'rec'. In Difference
to the religious views Of bis wife, the
Caiho.ic H..hop c7aircta1 the ser-iaas
IN his las. conscious hour. D,ugia stead
jlr declined to c5ulorm TO tie mass and
extreme uucti5n urgel upon him by the
Bishop, .nd stated th,t when he desired
The a:,audauca Of aay minister Of religion,
be would make i. known. As hi, strength
was falling, his Tife asked him:
"Your boys, Robby aui s'avie, and
your mother aud sister SaE-h-tave you
any message for them 2
The dyipg man replied:
"7eV hem 10 oJey tie l1'rs and support
he Constitution of the United .S'a'es.'
Jus, before losing his Consciousness,
be whispered, "Death Death . Death =
As some one remarked, Il am afraid be
does not lie comfortable" be said, Il an
yery comfortable" These we're the last
in,ellisible words Of Stephen 4. Douglas
Nessrs. Amos Z KlPp aud James n
Davis have furnished the l. : Govern,
ment with two hundred hor-es, purchas-a
ty them 10 Central l'aocsJ wanna i9r lie
use Of Govarl.-l:.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

k-Ihe Milton Silver Coruet Band, of
!. i.'''''n persons, are engaged to furnish
''''ic !-E the Penn Fourth Regiment.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

I,acc wilmer Of sayier county Is
,.,,-,meDses ..r The Assembly.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14
PrgII>Hfp >EuI-WEEhIl---

Tgeslay Morning X Friday AtlernoC
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

EgWe are informed that Nossrs.J John
\. Morrow and Thomas IIoughton Of Le-
wi>burg are serving in the Army Trans
porta,ion Department Tho's CVrwin and
Joshua K. Giidings were Wagon Boys
in 1>l1
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

eood We learn that the Three Mil
- Var Loan of Pennsylvania was yes
a'.7 promptly taken at par. The O.d
- Stone is sound, patriotic, and solvent.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

for'y Counties are represented in
Nfs.nia UDiou Convention Low 10
';.'-- = Wheeling.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14
Zemishur1 Aaraet.
Time fredericksburg R.R. Station.

NOTING NORTH.
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Der propDrt.
(9tfortl6er NOman aus Dem 8auernfrte9e)
EbeoOD:c M iiQgt.
(5prliesuno.)

llno ais lie bas Aoaus am Main erretbten,
ltef @brtlttne t6neu NIT Serdn5en entgegen, unp
mari lidb in tbre8 GaterS 9lrme, Der lie ent3udt
unO belpest fabte. - Su, 0u btlt wie cine Ylu=
me, iagte er, bic I'm pilpen @rauS auf eiuent
8euerberse bIubt unO Die 3erfGrung umber
fanu ibre 6arbe nur 1GDner, tbren Qnbltd
riibrenper unp lieblider inntser n,aben. @Ott
le9ne Did, metu seltebtes &inp, ptd tauienOmal
unp lalie Define 6errltAfeit nte blei9en Deiz
nen &ran3 aber ntmm fir Did, penn niGt ais
SieSer bin i4 9efemnlen.
2Gar ntdt allies mas Du tbateIt frUmm ltnp
9ereAt J? fra9te @britine. a
Da5 fol- @ptt mir be3sugen IN @wi9fett err
pirerte CT. 4
GU bilt Du audi Elm @ie9er, unb lpaf fpl;
UNI DID bliden rief Gtrtitue, inpem fe tbn
frsupis nit Slumen i9mldte,
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eirtmnl 3lt t6rem @nt11luB fDmmen, benn btgIe
molten Did iene Safpb &Gbl, Die Drttten @re=
9Cr BON gernbetm. Die SOentpdlper lAreien
naA mir poer natb Mebler, pte Sebrtu3er mad
Oipler un0 Die pom 1fedar BADEN audi i9re
tlu9en 2eute. SOmit LAP es pie III Gtnt9fett
fannit Du nibt In nie1e &Gpfe brtn9en.
uno bod mnB fe btnetn, ppQen wtr nt6t fin
ten.
@6B le9te feline 6anp anf 6lprtan unp Iaste
nit 9ia1prud: 1se
Oa3u lit eS Su Ipdt a
gSas nennt Du 70 p? fragte 8lprtan g8tlt
Ou Did peieern2
oabe i1 mt9 3Ur 70 1ielem i,iGt tneeern
Sabe ttb MIDI Dor 10 1telem nt6t peieern fSn~
men, Oas mir ntbt brba9te, erpioerte Der Sitter,
tnoem ct III ein 2a4en auabraa, pas ben Stnn
letner gGorte bepsden lO1te, 70 mGhte es aud
pesnal ntbt gelbeben. 9Barte jebt bamit bis
ptr IN oem sa9er an Der Sart linp, bort fommt
Die Gtnt9fett DteaeiGt beiIrr iber uns oGs bier,
100 Jeper 9anptntann ltno jeper 6a6npri9 Gb
Der welelte piinft, unp tepeS Sduerlein ben Sru9s
ieEl DION am SpieBe brat. s55
&r 9tn9 fort unp 6lprtan mu6te ee1GeGen
lalIen, mas er niCbt gu dnpern Sermudte.. gr
Pra9 nit Dem &an3ler pariber, bod oieler fltdte
tbn gu tr6lten.
@Sb bat 8edt, ia9te er, wir ntilIen ert fir
Die Nusfiibrung unler5 9lane6 lorger. 0ter
! laBt liA niAts mebr l6afen. Das @plt III aus
3n6t uno 8anD 9efommen, In Serautbeim mol
len mir es neu einri6ten+ QaB uns NIT @eorg
ppn gGertbBeim IpreAen unO an @brilttnen5 St=
6erbet oenfal. SD CLAUDE, CT miro uns niGt
tn pas Eager be9leiten molten, au1 fir @briItne
1T pies fein NufentbaIt. HfI.s2H
@raf 0ert9beim bate li6 In lester 3elt tpenig
mebr BET Den Nn9elr9enbeiten be8 .6eeres betbetz
lt9t. Seiit Nnleben mar selunfen, ,sbet spielen
gait er als etn betmliher Sreunp Der Serren In
Der Selte, er bate J3rdnfungen erfabren, Die t6n
beppgen, ft6 nt6t mebr I'm Jtatbe 3u 3etaen
MIS er jebt nit letnen Sreunpen iiberlegte,
la9te er: SA peroe,eu9 nitbt beslsiten, lonpern
3unaAlt bier abparten, mas tbr erreiht, Tim bas
prDbenpe SAidlal ab3uwensen. 8ieueiht lit es
nod mp9Ittb, ipenn eS euA 9elin9t, oem Norpfn
Ginbalt gu tbun, uno NIT Den 6irlten gu inter
banpen Damn fGnnte ib ppbl euGb rod nitblt9
perpen. SIR jebt aber fann tb nihts mebr
tbun Oenn t6 bin fein &riegsmaltn; unb met,
nem gGelen pie meiner lleber3eu9ung na9, euh
mebr btnIerllh alS 3utrnsleb, 60 tabt mid
biers8ariid. SD, babe eetban ltnp seseten mas
i9 perm0Ate .GaBt mir unb 5@etrupen aud
Die Sor9e fir lnlere 6leunpin @brtliine mir
mOlen e 9etreulib bitten, 70 lauge tcb lsbe, loll
9tiamenp lie beleipi9en olrfen. .t g.Hr
(6ortlebun9lpl9t.)as 81 i
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Sunee gf1nner.

bSneere 6e bic Opfr senes gpetmeu 9ors 9scrben A1a
eds tGtrlth ses Ednlenb< IN tn tribes Sab rest mel
pur@ hrs erbdbeer xdntf entutdee BerfdnbeSffas
mil benz DDnner Der Sertbamt ben Ssnat besetrt unh
Keller bsGubernh Esne seGd baben RnrbeH EsSeen 1 al
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Sarbiei> lillO OaarIdneiOe5SalOll.

70. 9. S.-6riebri@ltr., ntbsp Der arbetters0alIes
@Gr6pfen Mherlols @hteseIiesen rmie ale IN bns @stsi
er meben Gbrrug9le ieen6en leanpuarn sro rrpmpi
0!a anSseiblt Gpaee Secur9el bc RadBet ttIiebe
d0 ee1enber otissn Qases, pbes @ase cec DanieSycf
NndbtinheT Atyru Fuarp madnen. 3fNM Ac2A.t
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Die Hrdi&en Dhfaasen teg 2asrs inb fefr 1T far&sn.
gerlu he's @soades WeTtrruag Steea @ebrudtbe bF
@etesfFafe b6ie Ntnanecn NbnsbGne Sr @eIea&aft
6It d Gtnlame DiistrdueH ssse I'D feitf KHrtamiett
Il. fnb eins1s Der ibltnimen gUleen,
Eauur peripReH jeben Alters inen jtst burtteen
pelher urae tbre @uEttet atammt ts tire Rraft
eren bpdd bIdS uerpGs m abgSebr Ester tnhsm t cine
esseneumte @TiteinHnG bic @uee ben 5uEen Ste IN.
ies6sn bar ARsas4rHne haber.
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Ngsg!@ @01sgAN5r EgARG Geja
nib falliouGblcr GleiDerlaOell,

-EAn gSeis 4Srattltt. Yte. 3o5 Il. o961a.
0eneu aeJrten 6rennen uRe ecu lblifum Hade 9iern'
,te Nnae oab m foH felt SaBcn etesm Ploee etabTts
geld ibecnnn 3aee no belanol9 sa8cr een
nSnn ieIib aesrblsteu ereebr Reneiter 0cpr, su ben
yinonn 9reiIsu pprratbs Han nt aa ipae aH SeteauS
Infertaen peroe. StOfc fir nterrbde nrb Sen &C. IN allen
Orn unb 3u alien Erciea erner cine AIswabl Jsenihrme,
stScfe ,c omte aee in bteicS SAD idIageube artt sit
81 ans 8teGlsea rer6en prompt bgig nue III tirSeTter
srii rrp ur aA9eiertst weroe1.
jig Eas1s IN III 'Ifl' .Il fsIH s.19 &. aasSet.
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Belenper6 Su beafhtett

Dr. SptuFpn ttete osu Dsnen He SnIt reIhs d bnr&
slf setme unh unnStlre ea une 0rpsr ssra6rnne fur
be Arb bic @eQGdIt pab Bic Sbe unfaba r,aente aahr
eeI6padt taben. f'ti- ts
pier nb etntss Der treuren upb bflasnsHtrtsn 8p6sn
ruben Gepptntstttn teS Qaars; Sahs TN Nadeu uns In
ben ieeern Suerssn I'm &Gpfe SGmadt @sF6ts @erIu8
ter RusslfraL 9erttlepfe uer9G unruts Dassu lbaGe
unpreruns rtr WerrGuunss Grgans asemsine &naItuRG
SpnptOme Der Sdptnelu9t 4E&lf 5I5 lr
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0r. Gphn,fpn.

gttSHeh ee ISntgIGen gCrers te gBunt6rt In 2snksa
erdentrier enes Der eren meetnen &clegieu Ser
ten Der ben 8rSsteR 1bsi uss aens tn sn bcptdru pru
Seneen yarts phdfelpb nnb aneern dbten susebrat
ee Ger pnnortdre 0etlungen pGeHesL eeneH tis Sc
btts Der Weoistn ps uuSdtIes echenbe bte Obrsuau
sn Wergelta nnS anhereH 8ranftete I,tten, OIe g. aud
PIC t 2lEs4en rdaf6fE su ebr errsdR Biz ausst errf-
trslt BET 5ertHsen 3etnsetsn 10 ureeg aueeRbdi &C.
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Ott ttt Eaaxht HFst patFsae et tstea etenesn Sabr
IN br &ua tSrtrt Suesn aHe bts wenes wtHttse numb
Biz unh Ftes Terfruen bsrbntea
wSSOn bdf putnm Uerercpiteu alen unterrte wurbs
uuh enhlt Ou Gprenmanu B1tua aUf Gbarar un
@sDtHenbaftts Fas fur eetpt stHs pinrsasut @swabs
letfHHG. N4E l49 4elt Ht-
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@erbeiratbete perloneGt,

sesr SS6 wee R "a pertetratbsn bdbRbtetn unh M Fss
fG S6p1t sber etus zen 6tnbernes bubt nb trG-
ten InpertneliG Or SStnfDn ~ Rdft4 stcben.
9e ?Hberut sssen ets Gn Ebpa sfiist crrattuna
&etibGrtett Der Werrfn DlIteru Udh S1ln6pfrs
Der GredIt&Rtn &rt erbep ut0 surtrt Dertenet Utef
G Der Betansuns Enh Bnrrgt Dr. shnfDn uuter,sst
fam TIM ais .nem &benmGIe 6ur&i & aupertrausn
nne inptAtLt4 aaf etns dritlt@s edIisest peraKen.
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Dr. .9Ol)nltoll,
Der einstqe 9lrst, rDelber onaetot.

(GfabItrt PR d&Bfbn SabrfyL)
CT Bat bas Hdsr pirElnmfs bss DhttsI In br sDe
enet eeGen oue gentle Gtnnfhttter Shwda I'm Ru6en nab
ben @ltetern unewGig Sadmen gsebrnen ter S1mersfn
tn ben eeneen ben Nren un ber nrnbld bee Hrlufs beE
Dr8anten Rrdt ees Nervnrssss CTR &rp @ureeI RetH~
Cper Sdut tdEtett unb dger rutr I&en tbsI es sR
eebemen @rcbnpetieR Der Suguk w breu OYfern eeGhr
er ns ais bs Strenen siane Grf6brten bes nsRsA
berrnben 1b n yte sebeIt wetstn TIRE sidnstnSaeE
5rfnunesn perut&ten S6wdAs GCuhtutsu tsrSsbrnseu
et Gbe unmfelt& MAIDEN hah ulest teH aSsF NIB StHn ae
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8aLtimore=SsoeFFz SSaibifol.

0egriinpet aur l1nterDrldung ber 2ltadloIberet.
Der ein3i9e OlaB, no cine 9gtiIug srtangs
ipsrben tantL au
a 9tnperuns In ieds StunDert.
Ren QnedFlber, pa8 susre 0slInpget pal'
H lepp5 rutntrt.