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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-31
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

lhDlANAPOLAsi July OO.
The Democratic Convention assembled
in Capitol Square at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. From 1000 to 5000 persons were
present.
Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, Of this city,
is President; Robert Lucas, Viee-Presi-
dent, and ]. J. bingham, editor Of the Sen
tinel, Secretary. A committee Of one from
each Congressional District on resolutions
has been appointed.
The President on taking the chair, re-
marked that no Democrat would disturb
the peace, but it was probable that outsiders
would, and recommended that the COnven-
tion should pass them by without notice
There has been, however, no attempt to dis
turb the meeting, and probably none ever
thought Of.
WicklifEe is now speaking. BE is for the
/ Union provided the rights Of the South and
slavery are not iRterfered with; but before
doing anything more he would pause TO see
what we are fighting for. If it is to free
the negro, let not another drop Of blood be
shed. he quoted resolutions passed BY the
I Garrisonians in 1889, to prove the Aboli-
/ tionists were disunionists. He would hang
the leading rebels, and balance the rope
with Abolitionists. BE said the Abolition
lists controlled every department Of The
Government and were much worse than
( the rebels.
Hon. VA Richardson Of Illinois, and
I Hon. Mr.. Carlile Of Virginia, are present,
I and will speak this afternoon. Hon. ]. J.
| Crittenden failed to arrive, as had been an
nounced. Hon. D. W. VoOrhies and others
from this State are also here, and will
speak before the Convention adjOurns.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Hon. J. s. 6arIile, Hon. ". A. Richard
son and Hon. d. ". Voorhies addressed
/ the Convention this afternoon.
Te resolutions adopted are very lengthy.
The first adheTes 10 the time-honored
/ principles Of the Democratic party, and be-
| lieTes the only hope for the restoration Of
the Union and maintenance Of the Gonsti-
| tuition, is the restoration Of that truly con-
servative party to power.
%. Endorses the Sth OF January Con-
ventiOn. l.s --IEE
Sd. That the Constitution, and laws made
under the Constitution, must be maintained
in proper and righlfal supremacy. That
the rebellion now in arms must be sup
pressed. That it is the duty Of al good
citizens to aid the General Government in
all measures necessary to that end
/ 4th. Unaltsrably opposed to . war Of
conquest or subjugation and viii never
consent that war shall be Waged for the
purpose Of Interfering with rights Grover
4 throwing Esiablished Institutions Of any
J States ...t.,s u s..-.r.s-.-...
5. Protests sgainst negro emancipation
in the Dist. Of Columbia and payment for
such negioes ont Of the National Treasury,
and against resolution Of Congress pledg-
ing the nation to pay for ell negroes which
may be emaneipatsd By authority Of any
Southern State.
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War MEETISs AT CHARDoN.-A war meet
ing is advertised to come of at Chardon on
Friday August Ist, commencing at o'clock
P. II. Hon. A. G. Riddle and other dis
tinguished speakers are announced for the
occasion.
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NEw MUsIc.-We have received from the
publishers, Brainard Co., new ballad en-
titled 4" Laura May" by John Summers Cox.
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Banner of Light, Pilot, Irish American,
True Flag, LittelPs Living Age, &C., for
this week have been received at Everett &
Wilson's.
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New York Life Insurance Conpany.
CAPrAI-S2, +, ,I46, ,767.OS.

L. d. HUDsON, Agent.
Ofice-Oviatt's Exchange, foot Of Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio R27;ly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-31

PARsON BROwNLOw is expected to speak il
Buffalo to-day.
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SAD AocIDEST.-A young lady named Miss
Lydia Nsvens, % years Of age, school
teacher in Rochester, went on an excursion
from Buffalo to FaIcOnvoOd on Monday with
some friends, and while there was drowned
BY the capsiEing Of 3 skff in which she was
taking ride with others. Another lady in
the skif had q narrow ssosPs from similar
fate.
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Lr5a-1l P eni.iz oEesed by TIE S.-.e Load on
Test 6esC-i .oGy o. Eoois shopld aniUn alcourage
cno &C lots o eX iib.sicn lrcn g pafis e United
sasea cad laaadfs ] A-F ugc0nsanleu 40 ~ &c charge
ofa-,d 3. ne srch Nnris - iPHv eNhibi-
ton - u1ildiEg 60 bs deVo.ee c'ls-'e 70 that
Z ~ 1se- e1ast e1scfaTCt @ An1Ec t- Q pc ana
ilse-es.ia= ~ ezaiai os.- ara e y % ce 0ped tha
~ ~ Sc r. Z sfee r1 a. D. . 81 ~ August,
toes sstrlr.e--. o1l p--ff af te1ssf eN-
fs t8W d atyEs lse t.-er fc- TO s. -, siaslng
tue n -nil 0iiieeecs. va Is 81 i'a- ~ les1
fiiqa =-a.Y Cfl be En- &C. % e.' 1-r-. Eltiro
clir5 n . - ssas Wts-i sries So e both
5et,rsd :. \. { JOpA - Agent.
1iaveif Lvr.r.s0f
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A PLEASANT TRIP.-In noticing the fact
yesterday that four propellsrs of the Peoples
Line viii convey eGcursiouists to Chicago,
thence to Buffalo and Cleveland for sl4, 90
each, We neglected to say that each boat
stops two days in Buffalo, afording the er-
sursionist an opportunity to visit Mag
sra Fails if he chooses to do so. So cheap
and 50 agreeable trip was never before af-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-31

REFRIeEnAroRs-Twelye different sizes and
patterns, for sale at manufacturers prices, by
W. P. FOgsg, corner Superior and Seneca sts.
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MORNING LEADER.
NV AnYERTIsRlIENTa.

Rev. Mr.. TsylOr-Plano for sale.
H. Garretson-Fo FOR Lake Superior Local Notice.
o. Gutter 4 son-Looal Notice.
Mrs. shorWin-Looai Notice.
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NEW PATENT SKTRTS.

OAUTION.-Ladiesa ars cautioned against the nu-
mef0us limitations Of Skirfs for sale By the Cor
ist, Dry Goods end Fancy Stores IN many cases they
are sold as our Genuine Patent skirts but are worth
less shapeless trash, made 70 sell at auction and NOT
to wear. One of Mrs. sherman's Patent skirts e
buf trial, and We are sursof your nture patronage
~ We defy composition In PRICE and QUALITY
NJ Oompstsnf salegWomen always in attandAncs
at the salsErooms, ls PUBLIC SQUARE, Cleveland,
Ohio. iulyz9:RT
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M A r j N III .
PORT OF CLFYELAND-

PORT OF CL EVE LAND.
KETERED-JULY 30.
Steamer Ocean Evans Detroit
Steamer City Cf Cleveland, Ryder, OntonAgOn.
Schooner G.. Film, Lewis, Detroit
schooner Antelope, Palmer, Colbourns.
Schooner Austrrlia, Jackson, Toronto.
Schooner Two Brothers, Savage, Montreal.
CLEARED.
Steamer Ocean, Evans, Detreit
Propeller Prairie State, Williams, Chicago.
Bark VIM. Jones, Andrews, Chicago.
Bark American UniOn Smith, Chicago.
Schooner G. Elm, Lewis, Detroit.
Schooner Antelope, Palmer, Hamilton.
ScOw Storm, Flick, Port Huron.
ScOw Fair Play, Pelew, Port Clinton.
ScOw Black Rover, Woodruff, Fremont.
MISCELLANEOUS.
We clip the following from the Detroit Advertiser
and Tribune Of the 2sth
The following vessels have passed this port since
Saturday noon
UP-PropeIiers Mendoza, Baltic, Buffalo; barks
Cleveland, GIea; West, OhenangO; brigs Mary Mont
gOmery, Young America, II r Seymour, MOhegan;
schrs II L Whitman, Petrol, Lookout, ThuTsby, Col
hngwOOd, H II Brown, OntOnagOn, Miranda George
G0ble, Pilgrim, A G Hart, Sweepstakes Nightingale
G D Norris, Hanover, ketehum, ) ROeder, sun
bury, Bay Queen, Mary Foster, Naurscan, Oneida
Pilot, Josephine, Eliza Logan, Boston, D r Martin
Aldebaran, Sultana.
DOwN-Prcps Granite State, Sciota, Caldwell, Colo
nist barks blassiion. Unadilla, A Marsh, Sunrise
brigs Blair, G Williams, Canopus, Commerce
schTs Racer, Corinthian, Abigail, Myand0tte, Con
10Y, Ataunto, Grapeshot, W Fiske, W G Grant
THE L. S. steamer Michigan took her departuT,
from here for Buffalo Sunday evening at O'Clock.
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CiAVING o. liONEy 8 ID LA
:. .,5''ss-' E'a'lsl''a W ~ 7'l' i's''''fl'H

y re %
CIttsag aad F,stiag I.1dies Dresses,
goys' Jac -e'- ''l.s =, ,s ec-- ere nc. msd lnat
tle uzt g.2 VII gave ie 0l-- cas- ~ sce above
r,-ne.iis.uia a seu EriueiI e. Is -1-s lassed ior
EccllE . and Cith az Is ss-fn neiy s'lfu.t- Aly
lafr nrsy aciaiIe a E-a-igI se o. tts sc eQofs
Efsrea.8 a ~ 70 90 80 Nj o.
81. 4hisrt iei1 e r-seti iA4 anu ~
tsrIz has 1een 1Tcuca1 tis - D. - Ae1tles
o. sao cifF 0f rev l0.s- 1lsi b. -fii of els-s--
e.. hChler has tad inlg eN1 n ltia me q
6ssi1sss IN eii sfe r-i,ff7l c.-ies q lroQc-
'ibs f5r.ge-girrsd ulFJ i.e re-g a. Ne lgl eenec4
- flies vgrr clff1 ~ u be reach Of all-
Seqn.r ren.glI, fc c-turfsg anL t-arel- Ladies
mae rd1l acsufs, and can make :. 91 - % = per
day Toun a1d County Rights vll b sold on rea-
'osio,' siSs Ss1 and complete sysis for Cutting Gan
tisnena Garmen-E. ,.,o,r---
isl4;Bl2 from New YORK litT,
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Small Envelopes for holding Postag'
Stamps are for sale at Everett & Wilson's.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-31

EsEIsTNEETs for Capt. Shields Battery
open enCOuragingly. A number have been
secured IN this city already. .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-31

For LAKE sUPERIoR.-The new, fast and
stauneh steamer Water Witch, B. Sweeney,
commander, will leave my dock for Lake Su-
periOr ports, on Friday, August 1st, at s
o'clock P. NJ.
For freight or passage apply to
II. GARRETsoS,
iy3I-2t No. River st.
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Amerlcsn pentaI AssooIatior

This body met at the Medical College
yesterday morning, and after the usual pre-
liminaries, proceeded to elect and install the
following officers for the ensuing year:
President, DR.. Geo Watt, Xenia, o.
Ist Vice President, W. H. Allen, n. Y.
I'd " =" DR.. Stone, Lexington, Ky
Recording Secretary, J. Taft, CINCINNATI.
Cor. see'y J. F. johnson, indianapolis.
Treasurer, W. A. Pease, Dayton, o.
MARIEE.-Quayle & Martin have contract
ed to build two new barks, 600 tons each, for
Capt. Frank Perew. Their models will be
the same as that of the Mary E. Perew, on
ly larger. They will cost $26, 900 each. The
keel of one is already laid. They will be
completed in the Spring. Capt. F. gives the
palm to Cleveland for ship building.
The price Capt. Perew obtained for the
bark InviDoible was sl6,5OO.
A new tug for Capt. Perew, intended for
thost. Clair river and fats, has been com
pleted in Buffalo recently. She is named in
honor Ofths present Mayor of Buffalo, VIM. G
Fargo, Previous to going on the river the Far
go will take party Of exeursionists from Buff
falo to Dunkirk, we learn, the party consist
ing Of Mayor Fargo and numbers of the first
citizens of Buffalo.
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AARON CLARK,
Lt9eRal A0TaRees

Mnde, ~len lesl 10 te sN'd az rhs rc-s state Fair
sales in Ss9.eTae-. j y etsec.td e'ery prominent
uianufersu su5eS Pad deaier N be pleselt a. thoso
saicF Which WI -cltec Urusnal facilities 70 Mer-
ceapts PpG 6 Gaers- 'vO sauu,d have Ll-e-r Woolli
r1.ollv q e=sid--iol Jns f1- sale. AL uools con-
aigrel % ~ "a rc srl p-6r 70 that ms, Whsn
tnar Eaers' gFi-es crn 0s ob-lined.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12

J EsbIuaIg a5, ,als69.I N h19ll. lI7i'INIINl aIal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12
Nashvtlis ItsIas,'' Z

The following extracts are taken from a late
number Of the Nashville Banner; y RI. t,,i
Paovosr MARsHAL--Col. stanIev Ma,tbav.
nas u Deen appointed Provost Marshal Of this
city. His headquarters are on LoWer Collacs
church. Afe'Dy senan
:, NASHVILLE AND THE SoUrHfhN PaEss. 1--WE 0
iesLn .nas tne Southern press and citizens are
commenting oiEensively upon NashviIIs n
connection with recent events. and va ~ ths :
tle Memphis AualaneAe reflects severeIv man
the tconducti OF Mayor Cheathan. All tbeaa
structures. ARE unjust. II anybody a to o9be
blamed f0r what took place Id this city. Il n fhe
SeneFals IN command and the State Govern.
mens'. The panic was created by men who oc.
oupied the highest positions, and the city was
virtually surrendered by the Generals, who de-.
clined, however, remaining long enough to 20
tnrough the necessary fOFmalites. Mayor
Cneasnam was efficient, energetic and untirine
in nie devotion totthe best interests OF the CITY,
suolees 70 the direction of the military author
tiles as long as they remained TO direct.
THE FLOOD The waters are subsidInR allow
~ but an immense territory is still oyerfiovad.
moi only on the Cumberland, but on ali the
smaller streams thrcughout the State. The
aamage done is immense se-bsyond compute
ttouss 'f ~ t /
EENEesEE LEGISLATURE The Memphis 40.
blanche announces that the Legislature met ON
the day previous with only twenty or thirty
members IN the lower House, and nine In the
Senate. The Avalanehe says: 80 al,
y we learn that 1t Ia not improbable, that the
Legislature will finally adjourn from Memphis
to McMinnville, at which point, 1t is believed,
there will be less difficulty in obtaining a quo,
rum"
The Nashville Banner, of last Monday, Gays:
The lNvADERsyS-As far as we know, the offi-
GERS and men of the Federal army have. thus
far, deported themselves toward our citizens Ii
the most unexceptionable m6nDer. We feel
bound to say this much In justice TO them, as
well as to reassure those Of our friends ont of
the city who have expected something different,
and are still apprehensiye on that score Il is
no part of the etiquette of war for men to be-
have boorishly either to victorious or fallen
enemy, and we trust, therefore, that both par
ties, recognizing q military necessity" win
seek to cultivate such 10 character Of inter
course as becomes gentlemen under any and all
circumstances. .r
The Postofice continues In charge of Col. A.
n. Markland, Q native KentuckiaD, fully iden,
tined By education, association and interest,
with the South. He is also conservative Dem,
oorat.i Col M seems only anxious to extend all
the mail facilities In bis power 10 the people, in
the most agreeable and polite manner posi-
BILE. fda.o lf''-.a lt lI17,-7.5'07
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The OOnstitution or western vIr!
i1sN a0H ginia. .-..V


The Convention recently in session for some
weeks at Wheeling, having completed its Ia.
bors, has submitted constitution to the people
OF the proposed new State of 'sWest Virginia. y
toFty-four counties are to be included in the
limits of the State. la..s.l n 5ii
The Constitution provides free schools, a free
press, equal taxation and election by ballot. II
prohibits banks Of issue and ''publc improve.
ments" by the State, and all special privileges
IL proposes that tho new State assumes fail
proportion Of the debt of Virginia before th,
war; makes Wheeling the seat of government
Tor the present; and lastly, leaves the State Z
slave State. The following provision, undeI
the head Of miscellaneous, /" Is the only m en-
tiOn made Of the subject: ill 8 -,aLoa
.No slave shall be brought, or free person o
color be permitted to come, into this State 70
permanent residence" sa' 4' ~
The provision that "sueb parts of the com
mon law Of Virginia as are not inconsisten
with this constitution shall remain in force
covers the whole slave code of old Virginia, o
nothing is said against il. 'l} pa
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II 10 conveniently arranged Band containing med
lcated compound, TO be worn roundthe Waist without
injury the most delicate persons no change In habits
Of living s required, and Il entirely removes the dis
from the system, without producing the injurious
effects arising from the Of powerful Internal medi.
clnea, which weaken and destroy the constitution and
give temporary relief only. By this treatment the med.
icna properties contained In the Hand come n contact
with the blood and reach the disease, through poreS
Of the skim eecting In evT instance perfect cure,
and restoring the parts afflicted to healthy condition
This Band Ia also mostpowerful MmoURtAi agent,
and will entirely relieve the system from the Peicioi
effects Of Mercury Moderate cases are cured In few
days. and we constantly receiving testimonials oft
efficacy in aggravated cases Of long standing.
PRICR $500, 10 DO had Of Druggists generally, or can
be senthy mail express, with full directions foE use
to any part Of the country direct from the Principal
Once, iit a1 NAA -
No. 400 BROADWAY. New York.
G. SMITH g. CO., Sole Proprietors. %
N. B.-Descriptve Circulars Sent Free. "a
A. ]. s0HUELLRR & SON, DRuealsTs, AGnNTs, No
277 g. High et., bet, Friend and Mound Columbus, o..
p Agents Wanted EverywheFe. !.
mh26 lyisorlStp .d&w aFt
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IA AWO IhAlNS DAILY,
y GGHJ EXCEPT SUNDAY,
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUmHUs
~ AND a4ENIA HAILHOADs. NJ.
NIGHT ExPRBss-Leaves Columbus at $50 A.. M;
Viii leave passengers at all stations stop at Delaware
gardngton, 0ilead, Gallon, and at al stations North Of
ualon, and at all other stations upon signal arriving Al
Uieveand at g;2O A. NJ, Dunkirk 4:20 P. M. Buffalo
SyS Albany 6lo A, M. New York 10 NJ, Boston
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK ExPREss-Leaves Columbus at O. Is P.
MI will leave passengers at ali stations. Greenwich.
Columbia and 0lmated being EZa0 statlons
this train VIII not stop for passengers except upon Sg
Rn. MAJ; AT.ye a. Cleveland $50 r M. Dunkirk A. M
K. M, Boston 1890 A. NJ. -
.A5g CONNECTIONS. 10
At oreStlne with Pittsburgh, IT. Wayne and obioavo
Railroad Ier Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Also for Chicago n ~
A. Shelby, with sandasky, Mansfield and Newark Rail-
road Tor all points on that road. Also for Toledo
At Grafton with Cleveland and Toledo Railroad for
Toledo and Chicago. u 'O'
At Cleveland, with Lake shore Railroad for Erie
Dunkirk' Buffalo, New York and Boston,
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
Baggage osectsd Through 10 HssO York and Boston
va ceTeLo"d; Glso, TO PAtdde.phtd and
hs'0 HoreSta 0estiae.
l Do RETURNING.
Night Express arrives at Columbus at. ,I:3O A, M
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus AT I;3OP MI
Fare as Low as by any other Route,
AK for Tickets via Csesfline or Uevelsnd
FL FLINT,
Superintendent Cleveland, Ohio.
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent,
Columbus, Nov 10, 1861. N''N'
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Sherifrs! Sale

vs.. common Gleaa'
J. B. Connolly.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF vENDI TO ME
ID directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Frank
lin county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door Of the
Court House, In the City Of Columbus, ON
Saturday, the 5th day Of April, A, p, 1852,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock
PM, about one acre and half more or lsss, "a tho
north aide OF the following described real estate, situate
In Blendon township, franklin county, Ohio, commenc
ing at stone at the 3. W. corner Of Thomas 1ngos'
land and on the east side Of Wm. ehaps land on the
edge Of the plank road north Of Westerve, and thirty
rods south Of willow tree on the county line honbs
east 81 rods and links toa stone; thence Nl7 rodI
and links to stone thence W. 81 rods and linka tc
stone on said eharps line; thence B. along said line
IL rods and links 70 the place opegnnlng, eontainIna
four acres decided toJ. b. Connolly BY Thomas IngolS
Appraised ct eco 90 per acre. tst
q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
By Nd. Davis, Deputy.
rsHsass ,sss .sl.s Issa - i&as1f& q iFSs &
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StaOt Ri6msxe.

Btr MAIDEN unIers Qs1sr barduf a~ufmerte
fam, bab In eiriasn Sassn pabrf&etnlih rpieoer
Sshtrmann auf Ger Strase nns.buiten uuo BON
Der YatrNuil. fur Ieinen ,pae" oefroat rpcroeu
rptro. Das @pnierjptionSae'rb IpQ nGmliB ouf,
bier, ME in Der 9an3eu CONFEDERATION, Ilreno
eurdGsfubrt tutrosr. Wer 0sebal6 pom WiljtSr.
unS @tiitBDtsnF nusgsitl0hsn lit unD lb rluans
nsbmli6teitsn s'iparrn nil, mu6 Fh in Der Of
fes ets betrrftnbeu Seamten, RatOr Toncurt
Die f& nabe Der Gfe Wiain unp 9tsn Strlse bs.
fnbst, sinen 6Esif6ein bOIsn ODER lrineu alien
6rtiihrtn bsl@tiniBen ODER umtauibtn loiTeu
- SOr stHtssn Gassn Ssiste elm laQ, Der R6
BIER in Der S'aOt Jutrus, stHmal mieb.r. oos
man nit 6tm SserOisen Der, In ben SDIpitSlcru
isrbsHSsn SOlooten, gu eilig uno tsiGtliuio
%oerfobrt. Gin SUlOat Des is. 8n. 8ca. fforb
i'm GRtmbOrd3p 5Oipttnl. Ct wurbe in leinen
SIeteFrn bs6ratsn, cbae gu uuteriu1eu, % e.
strDas DerttOVlee BET it& babs. @tniae Soae
iPatsr srfunctste F6 elmer lsiner Grsunbs naD
Dem 9eIos, prlnts Der 9erRorbsns bei lf6 ar.
babt man ia8te i6ar. tnS tsins bet i6n oefun.
ben I'll. DAMMIT mot 3ufrisDsn, tts6 rr paS @ros
OfHsn, unO faHO GauIenO Doaars unO etuia,
B'rtepapisys bet Der 0st6s, EsI6es Der Srau
nnO 0sH Sin0srn bss GOOtsn quite DienIe leillsn
tDtrO.
Den iun8sn Babies, DsEae In bsr Issttn
3stt IN 10 8EO5Ha Ma6sn Die 6Olpltaltr tn ai6.
mOuS bsin@ten, tbstls aus gsusitrps, tbeiIs
ben Ufrwunpsten SOlOatsn bulrtia bei,us
ise9sn, TT Der f~;rHtrs 8sluh Oom sen. QDtnb r
o'soof'n tpor5en pttI, pis e. iast, GAR ct
oort SpernitOnsn OsrgsnOwmtn werOen, Die fir
oaS @uSs sinsr a~ntanpi9sn, iunssn Dame Mat
ftbt palsnb lnp.
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@ermi(6tes.

- Sn elm YbG. 3situns ptrb elm brluant.r
3us BON Deg S&Iaubsit Col. Mursan's er,GSlt.
Sur] na@esm ct zen GrnueGttriper i6,rlhrit.
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