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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-09

Theodore WinthropS p sthumols paper Love
and Skai.s," IN tho ATLANTIC MoSTuLY, uis-
CURSES pl-.sartly rs a tue ART IA follows:
Pluck is the hrst: 1t always IL Sho urst quail
ty. Then eLtuusinsm Then p,tionge. Then
pertinacity. Then liae n,tho,ic fi;ul Yin
short, good taste. Tncn an orderly ami sub
nishive misd, that can Col sent 10 act in Accord
ance with ia laws Il At. Circumst coz, ,..too,
must have boon reasonably favorable. Tat
well known sksp,ic, the kng of tropical Bir-
tam could not skate, because he had never seen
ice, and doubted even the existence Of solid
water. WIdrington after the battle Of Chevy
Chace, could not have skit.d, tec,use no had
no logs poor fellow
But grained tho les and tho lols, then If you
b gin in the elastic days Of youth, when cod
does not stiny, tumbies do not cruise and duck
ings do not wet if you 'hsus pluck and ard "
siou. h o try everything; If you work slow v
ahead ami 3 les to II ; u you have good tas' =
and lively invention; II yon are u man and
not la 'bor; thon, in iine, You may become
great skater, jnst M witn equal power and
equal pains you may put your grip on iny kind
ol greatness.
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A Paris correspondent send- some smusi
gossip colc.ru,Ly the ladies present AZ ih, oJ'
ing ot the L AL bora. "fne Emprc.H. almost
tor the first time slLca she occupied hef pr.s.n
levated position, was very urhrCo nj Igly
dre-'od. NJ the coror OF hor 90 Sn did not |! lit
her comp lex on, which IL delicate ruhsr ran
iuir. SIa wore u green bilk tross, lous
wide, flowing, and fl uuc-less; bla k lace
shawl Of proportionaio dimsusilns that Wa f,,-
toned on tho back, whore IL fell in large h ivy
folds, but hardly ventured upon covering thc
front OF her Impsrisl NJ esty's ps ,on. A vhi's
bonnet, advancing in u Poax ovor tho face anu
trimmed with white feathers, and "A bdgaL ~ Of
hair over the forehead, having in tho cen 10 a
diamond star, compile The cost Irne Neither
brooch Ior bracelet was visible, AID par ot
white gloves cOnce ,l-d any riggs hat ,niAht
have bssn worn. Tns Princes g othi'd,. sho
occupied the iauteull Immediately Oo tho hf. Vi
the Empress, wore lilac silk dr.ss. tho KIT {
which WAS ornamentsd ", aqIan'i'y of little
houncos vhile l'ce cap, white t,ca pa au.t,
and the most delictteiy TN cd lnic Ts',rout
Ion hers. Ste oked exceeding wsl. rNs'e
iu u certain rpfigntly fi'm.,ss "a loit It's poe
aud motors of tns Pnnc,s' Clotb'lie e.. is
very pleasing AMI glrLsh fcssnTesl ad is
p'sa'l % hef charms The complexitu OF her
Royal II !ghre ess is of hat pure tint iha' pearls
eannot pul 10 shame her lips are full, rather
pou'ipg than v'lspt o0us checks tirlnly rounc-
81 well eJspsJ, wsi-col0rsd ,ys', hat reflect
frbsr than sp Ak grnavly but u c1ars.ly "
developed f'rode,d, iu0icsuvu Cf mach ,nt III
g.noa, ani halr thr c lor Of ripe hazlsnut,
form c1irGins so8ncmy. NsNt ~ ihj
daughter % NirloI L. nuitnuel SAT hrr slser
in- aS, n Al tls masnliic 'cr pf p4rIlt Y |
vet, emt'Al =, diamolds, and black 'l'e; and
t1o imy .rg figure n' "a, fir T., i tory O..
D. !it'i- pa, J., - htrl.t, aIi b, ir".'v P,.-
c-4' Chnrl"' Bnu p' '' a13 r"'.r 'fs 's>y-
h ~ ~ hAcir, ..'-.''r,l t-r''nsi'n1 10
h'.' -. ,'..l.I.. ..t. ! "s lc u'.y at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-09
I,sSs frsn.sshe Issr~a. SIssI,.

The magtiiicen. Row bridge to b. throvn
seross tte Rhine, a, Cobl.ntz, is tho pr.s,.t
h.r" td'l l,shtful commsnt Ia thai citv. II
NJ oe pe' 'hsps thu finest structure of the kind
It, Gerusiy.
The fashionable bathing place Of Hombure
Is 1 coming notorious for SUICIDES. Sine, the
tcsinrJpg OF 1862 no less than ,hrss pro nisinv
young mon, vic inns o. play, have DESTROYED
th'ir o.u lives. However, 4 story is told Of A
SpaniId, FAMED Garcia, who, after hrvine
iIair.d The banks, about a year ago. sucdsnIv
lost all he bad maio. This individual l,,ely had
DIS rov.Dse by winning, II Is sai = no less than
u million Of frarcs o. ihe ~ of January.
he compelled lhe bank to stop Tor want Of fund.-
From Austria We hear thu her Iu,lsu pro.
Yince OF Nenaiii is now suffering from a none
','J ciisis VIII Il specially affects tss iiporing
cl i-s,s. Avs fi.n PAPER moaey shicb bas b.on
driven from circulation ia Lnmbartv. bv the
anrcxa ion OF that province 10 tho Kingdom Of
lIHlS, ~ DItr'd ~ - Ne'ntia Ia sac4 enormous
qiantu.- a. to St's'lv Gclr, ci.,s its value.
Soue TAX is h'std Of "A nsw copper coinage,
aud @.a d"t"'nmd IA tho pr should 10
forced u oc'r.u.iii,n i,l pa,. utuc, ,,,o.o ssri.
ous els rlcr. st Nriora 4 Mautua The vi
ennese irurral' thu K ina the,s wore instisated
by rsNO' utiOuJy hleuts
Fans iu1 NluuIa corr, lpou le lis ar. too sau-
or Ia I, p esent hat Austria will make war upou
the new Xii slom ui ltaly Ia the spring. the
official iuurrnl. an iusi-t that sba will .imnI.
maittsin defcpsive attitude.
Inc ld,o tn.d sta'ss tnat tho T. Enperor and
Empr' AZ vii witt Venetia In April AMI return
| to Vioi NJ in Nav
Ssi'Lerlird has clii mel fton Victor Fra1-
.l ibe b. ref' Of trca les f,rnvrly .stipr
under The Austrian rule IN Uyp,- Italy. by
which t-r tree transmi,slpn OF b.a ie,t. 70 ,-d
from Ssiss -uhj'c's in what Is no y th9 l,..lian
Kingdom W Q sccI Ird.
The G'Iinsn a.d Swiss ipers congratu,sts
'be ini''d States on tho surrender Of ,snu
nd Sli"ell az having thwsrtct a deep Uhsre
for lls.l intervrnti n ia their affairs.
a Iels ive of tho Atchduke Maximiii,n An. n.
prop".d Monarch of Mexico has already start
cd On hs way 70 ths latter country.
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"I'iL take the responsibility a. .k,nks aid
when hs held ou' hi- ums for tho baby.
Ihe ''hiL journal, OF Austria denoance the
idea ol SURE nds. ing Vene Ia to the d-mands Of
l,nly, ana bitterly threaten France and Victor
Emmanuel.
KIsG OrHo % Greece, not having any chill
dror, 'hJ Ucces ion has long bees 6Jne OF
co-tcLti in the B,vrisn IA My from which
tho tirg 81 rings. IL now sp )oars, however,
tina, lfit CO Luz lpcld, Of Baviris, who recently
vent TO Athens win his two young sons. has
succ eded In obtailing revsrsion OF the crown
i'r the ,lder lad.
A MAnKxrAAS At Cairo, q fsw days since.
was eSllulod cut Of his vegst .bles and articles
~hicl had ieLhsncv to excite his ire 10 .
sdsIsLlo extent. lie told the commanding
iicer te.Is that IL the Angel G.biiai stopped
a, Cairo there would bs no resurrection.
why asked the otScsr.
B-cause ths people would swindle him out
OF h. horn before he had time " make single
toot."
"MASy DO, VII i their s!eis" compla a that
they sh,uhi be restricted tr ON coAsting ~hsu
men are ,lo-sd to break 50 many law, with
.n,ire i'm ity. They say that tho rum.el-
lcr,, who are ravcr distnIOsd by tho p1wers
III .t bs, tip W more persons in week N n
a. tho coasti9, boys uIp up dufiag An entire
.Iut-r.
"GUM," -kci a du KEY, "Jo you knos hov
d., mrso i- hO- i,st n VIrg nis ?"
YES, 90 coursa dey tie hils 10 ds post
An, Ium, dat am one fat, but l,io noting
ea, .m do udIrr
\ large yess !, The James GIBBS, bound for
Ge4u., \ sl.l 2JO to.s # Goals, wa latsly
tHI.t o trI,..H .. -ea Aal taf 'n OiDsls,
, re,rg tn'l-i va'usblo Feliet rJr the
,.G,ji.s pJor Vt that Place.
O.or t.ur b Edrri ,mi, ,-an's fr IN Kiug's
r,,t y arrived IN Cork, lgl. 3Oh, en route 10
..usla. hey wtr. uIfer the are of thu
Rr,. Fthe' Dunre, Full ,nors. The enes on
t',' f-psrtuIe from It cir naive homes are %
sc.ibed AS berg v'ry affecting and pa'nfll.
A meeting has been held in the OlLln Music
Hal 20 urge upor tho government The right OF
lll-tmen TO be placed upon An equality wi tho
other suhjsc's OF The empIrs, by being permit
ted 10 form 'ih- volUninar corps in thsir own
country. The Earl OF Limerick presided in tho
chair.
The Eim,lays screw trarsp'r from Ports.
rouIh 20 culds pat Into ki1. sroVn ha,b =
're.', .,'r.. .i ~.,'ttr. on IT. - ot "-nre-ry.
h'd 'r l"'d 55g e'lcssS, Ari ...a u -
= h reglnert. '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-09

'oMIpuoRR Nunout ~ as thr IN . few
U' I' N.,'ry lay nc expo. -
lgm h.s trycltii.n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-12
new. Dr. nice /. Tre.hl..

I
The New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Pre.s writes:
II vent s.and it any longer, said 1
lady rnember Of the Central Relief Asso-
citation the other day to : friend. II have
never heard our minister oler ! PRAYER
for the President Of the United States.
nor in behalf Of the army in which rny
own son has gone forth to fight. Here
We are, preparing comforts for the sol
dien, and yet DR.. Rice does hot think
them worth prayer" such il one Of
the outside indications of the storm that
has been brewing in the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church for many wecks-
ltappcars that the Rev. DR. Rice has Civ
en- offense, in the first place, by excbsng-
ing palpis with the Rev. Mr.. Van Dyke,
of Brooklyn, and with him only since the
commencement Of the war. II 10 repre-
sented b. influential members of the
Church, that no word of sympathy ever
passes the pastors lips for the Union
cause; thai his discourscs are as barren
~ his prayers on thai subject, and that
even his associations are of the suspicious
order. The excitement is growing intense,
and IL will be fortunate, indeed, if the
matter gets settled With an appeal from
the session TO the Prssbytery, which lastsr
body would be a. willing as able 70 un-
nnffy DR.. Rice and his congregation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-12
KEOKUK IOWA: SATURDAY, ,APRII112, 1869
Rfotsst agAinst Refeasing Rebel
~ Pr1s0merO on Haro1o.

Schuyler Collar writes 10 his papAr,
the South Bend Ind Register, that it
was owing to his protest that the rebel
prisoners ut Chicago and Indianapolis
were not discharged on parole. He says:
| did "protest earnestly" 10 the Presi-
dent asd Secretary OF War arsinst their
release till the rebels had fulfilled their
broken promises. told the President
that sixty OF my constituents Of the Goth
Indians Volunteers, captured at Hatteras
many months ago, were still languishinp
in Southern prisons, ut Columbia, South
Clrolina, and elsewhere; that for six
weeks their families had not been able
even 10 hear from them; that the hearts
Of the wives Of many Of them we're inex-
pressibly saddsned. and almost breaking.
not only with grief and anxiety, but with
the hope deferred that maketh the heart
sick; and begged tham to stop this whole
sale discharge Of prisoners taken in arms
against our Government, at least till cv-
cry Onion prisoner at the South had been
returned 70 his home. They stated thst
the contemplated release was not by their
authority, and at once issusd orders BY
telegraph stoppiag it. When our long
suffering soldiers are released, II will be
time enough to exhibit this generosity,
which, though prompted by humauity
doubtless, would, o. the previous releases
have proved, only delay the discharge Of
our unfortunate volunteers, and for which
so many hearts have waited 50 YEARLY
and 80 long.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-12

A wealthy lady had tickling in her
throat, and thought that bristlc of her
toothbrush bad gone down and lodged in
her gullet. Her throat daily grew worse.
1t WAS badly infamed, and she sent for
the family doctor. He examined il carr.
fully, and finally assured her th., nothing
WAS the matter--it was mere nervous
delusiop, he said. Still her throat troub-
led her. and she became SO much alarmed
that she vas sure she should die. A.
friend suggested that she should call in
IN. Jones, y young man just commencing
practice. She did not ut FIRST IKE the idea.
but finally consented, and DR.. Jones was
called. he wss . psrson of good address
and polite manners. He looked carefully
At her throat. asked her several questions
- to the sensation 1t the seat Of the
alarming maiady, and finally announced
that he thought he could relieve her
On his second visit he brought with him
delicate pair ofl 69ceu, In tho teeth Of
which he had inserted . bristle taksn
from an ordinary tooth-brush. The rsss
can b insgined. The lady threw back
her head; tho forceps we're introdaced in
to her mouth; pick--a Iosd scvsam II
and twas all over and the young phy.
stefan, with smiling face, was holding up
to the light and Inspecting With JivSiy
curiosity The extncted sbrstle. The pa-
tient was in raptares. She immediatsly
recovered her health and spirits, and went
everywhere sounding ths pnises of cher
SAVIOR" as she persisted in calling the
dexterous operator.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-12
state Dank q lsvva.

In our issue of Friday We stated that
"the Barlisstcn and Mt. .Pleamnt braeSh-
es Of the State BAnk Of ffuwa had refused
to redeem their notes in specie, according
to. the provisions q their charter. Lit.
orally speaking this is true but probably
our notice may have I tendency to mis-
lead the public, without more definite
statement Of the facts. Until within 4
few days, III the branches or the Iowa
Sats Bank have met every demand With
gold, and they are, without doubt, abun-
dainty Able 70 costume doing so,ste he
last dollar Of their circulation. But owing
to a recset formidable rsid upon them Of
"carperhag broksrs," !" they have avaiIsd
themselves Of the same privilege now ex-
ercised By the Bank Of the State II 1ndi.
ana, to redeem in United States lsesl ten
der notes. We believe 10 person Who is
posted, questions the aJil4y Of The Iowa
branches to pay coin, dollar for dollar
The statement Of the Burlington Brasoh,
which We pnbiished 4 few days since. -
aud all the other branches stand relatively
as well-shows this. The circulation of
the Burlington Branch, as then published
was $llO, l60, whiae thsircein snsountei,
tc slee,7!4 -a,a.ss r aasssm u iais ie explanation
due TO the lows Branches. We have fire.
quently had OCCASION TO commend tho re-
sponsibility and honorable dealing of the
Iowa State Bank Branches, and We see.
no TGnsOn il thsir aotioa % qualify 4has
commendation. We think there is no
bet.eT sarrsncy in cireulssion. II Chicago
Trib. @ 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-12
~ 91OO1311aE CAr0
on NIGHT TRAINS TO
PHILADELPHIA, New York and Baltiusre.
~ Baggage Checked Through. -
All Transfers rfee.
h R Is IGET q

~ T. ~ J. q Ii is.
BY thfsronte, FreigLL OF all de4crip,iops can hs
forwardedf fsen RhlsAsiphia. New YoYf. Bostor 81
haftinors;to or from aD5 point ON the kailsosds
lowe - Missosx. 6F IA il1Ss4AD DTKEcr. S-''"' -
The Ponnsy Railroad also come cts nj Ptsss
bssx wssh SlsaaSss, by which Goods can be
ed 10 any point on the ohie, Ansk fueuw KAuaacnv
Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Hiseonsin, Nissis
sippi, Missouri, kansas ArkApsas, And Red kivsUs
ahd ~ Cieye4and Sstnrs SKY and Chicago itL
ers TO alt ports the n cft64W esterb Lakes
Lion of their ffsghfse this Company can rel, wa
confidence On - spssAy Hand1.
TAe 8aIos - Rreighs
To and from any point In the West by tho Pepnsyl-
vasia csatssl kAilrosd, are ri sii tins>s Al "a
voKAhka ", s,,. A. M axe CHARGED NY oTHkRRAIlrr
Lr - partieuiarto 70 IN ARK packages, .svsA Psps.
c,srsta ynn z; kc;aaA
py 70 ~ .aarsss either of shs olios ax
Z. r. SASS, Sc. Louis, Niss ourt
y, ,A.kIEWAkT, GrsigAt agent. Pfttshu rRh.
CLAKkEA CO., Transfer Agents, ,.
H.w. BIO VIZ 4 CO.. Cinci1h2tl, %.
&c. NELDRUA CO., Madison, Indl
J. = hOOkE. Louisville, KY
W. Ws=AikAAN \ CO., Evansville, lad
CLARKE = CO., Chicago, I'll. ~
W.H. b. L. LANGLEY, Gaiiipois, o.
CD. kkAk, PsrksssAurg, Va.
HALL CO., Marietta, o.
.. fIHnCAA Co., zanesvifie o. A&
M,LoM klLA h'CoLn. Portsmouth, OF
J.P. JOHNSON kipssy, %.
JOHN TODD, c0vington, Ky.
g. REATON cievsiand b.
;. C.Ak.pkUA, Genf Travelling Ag'tfos
the South and West.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-12
4 RRfVALS AND DEPARTURES
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Nsrhssa 1rsia asssss daily tssudsys exceptedl Il
s.Wa. =. ena arrives NJ 80 p. m
Western Train leaves daay tsnnAays excepted u
3e = N. ard u p. n, aAd arrives II ia.oe m and
Suo p. m.
Al HamAton Depot, Trains Oh the Wshasl yallsg
kareAc arrive daily, except Sundays ala O'Clock D.
m., and d~psrt dalis 80 andsys.x4ep plsd. aisloa.n.
Basass sou nsct Nth lhissssy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-12
LIVE STOCK

psovers aud Fsrners III End this the most sdvan-
taGsous r0uts for Lave Ss<k. GApaciss4 Yashs wstt
sstefcd and supplied With every conv enienee, have
been optned aths line ita und eveyv
attention 10 paid 10 their wAntA. From Haesiahugeh
who're will bc found every convenience Tor feediue
and resting. choice 10 offered of the PHIhA Dkf.
PAlA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Thswili sIsO - found the shortest quickest ana
nost direct route for stock to hew YORK Wa Alien
townl-snd with fewer changes than any other.
L. L. H0UPT, Gen. Ticket Art PhiIsdclphAe.
b. H ho0sTON, Genn FrsIght AsI, Philade iphia.
iAu4<day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-12

D~The Richmond Inquirer says that
the Federal Government is "w0fth moth
ing" The RAbsl GovsEansat i WORTH
|lsss.-fLos. Jsar. 1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-01
RaArtd1ten ilber mlemphis.

MempbtS, q. auguit. 6OlgenOe6 II
the @pe3tal~Oe pelbe pes rMtfOurt DemOtr. "
Der Grenada vNppeaI" pom %. bs. eibt ot
Beanubme Oes Oampfsrs o6atrplap" gu.
Sin 0efeAt bate am 81. BET 6elena It1tt
pfunOeu, in pel6em Die &ebe(en SO @efau-
yeneh 9emd6t gu baben bennipruden.
SIN 6l&monper @ongreB bra6te gancey
inc 8ia Elm, pslGe ertlart, poB ieper Sup,
1noer be,e6tigt iet, Die @%inbrinelinee mil
Bafen gu tefImpfen. unO DAT, wsnu RE So
sralen iol4e 9sfan9en nebmen unO niht ais
arte9sgefaugene bebonpeln. Stf OaOis 9fs>
re1alten ergreifen mii6e.
&anioa miro ais MiltslieO Der @cnfGDern-
ION beaulpru6t.
@rire iOu ia Del Chattanooga nit Bragg
eretnigl baben.
8rcdinriOge lift Bel Sadiuu, MiG.
Qsbte 9fdAt erl6tenen 100 @ueriaaS am
egenaberItegsnOen 8tubufer uni pliinoerteu
lie @e9enD, i'm QnseIiGt Oe8 f6beralen t&ano=
enboUtes, pas bsi Mempbis lte9t.
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SOfalberi@te aus @afbtnatOn.

fDatrtU 8 m u s.-unmittsl6Qr mad
Dem Gmpfang Der Depel1en BON Der letter
9rpBen SAlaGt, In Der pieoer piele unlere,
braoen Soloaten oerpunpet porben 1no, Der.
lammelten ft6 lcfOrt sie CONTAMINATION,
ten, Tim Die umltegenoen 6oipitdler au beIu.
den uno lth jebem nGtbt9en Dtenlt balelblt 3u
unter3teben. Cine Nlenee lfne beretts su,
Serpfle9ung Der 8erpunoeten abgereif.
Nntunft 1Un tranten uni
pc + beten Splbnten.-@ eferu
Na9mtttag famen eeeen 800 tranfe Cuba
ten BON Der 6albtn1el an benz Merft Der 6.
StraBe an Mno purben In Die per1htebener
6cSpttaler 9ebro6t.
@e9su z ubr Nbenbs fam Der DamSfe,
Nriel NIT wetteren 100 Rranten unb Ser.
pnnCstsn an. Tiele bon tbnen tparen In b5e
artt9em Sultanbe. Sc tpurben elei4 Nmbn.
lan3en in Sereitl9aft selteDt uno bic armeu
Snpalloen n'stlt TN Douglas 6Ospitat untcr-
gebraAt.
+ ungl udsfall. -- Gin fletner @ubu
OeS 0rn. OOnUfo tn Dr. %. StraBe tpurpe
pabrfnD er an Dem 3bore leines p1terliheu
Qaule6 LAP, BON etnem wtloseporosnen Sc,
lpann @oupernements =@ferpe iberfabren unp
fat auseublidlt@ setEptet.
W a 8. = Nnbrew Dtee, eth
peutidsr SOlOat psl6er tpabnfnnis Ietn fol-,
tpnroe sefsrn pOn OlT3ier Sill ION aufaearif.
fen unD Der MilttdrteD6roe iiberpteIen.
fOte v@ttY Of 6uDlpn."-@ Sen.
Mleelsaans 6la5senOampfer ltest tsbt am
Wbarf Der 8. StraBe. Da1elbe 1T etn aus
se5eiGnete6 id6nsS @6tf.
F3uruf 3u t9rem 8estmentern n.
-ue5er 800 cpnSalescente 5oloaten aus ben
3Olpitalsrn BON Nsp- gort, Ybt(aoelpbta uup
baltimore perIisBen seiiern nit benz Dampfer
9|antaefet Die StaOt fur Gleranoria, INN liG
tbren Ne9imertern pieOer an3ul9lteBem.
4Steute nant 9efptelt. = Gin
Soloat Nan1snS Daniel Stloers truroe BON
SSI1jter Wfc@ aulep Serbaftet, tpetl er li6 als
Slfntfnant Der Nrmee a~us9eseben bate. Ct
pttrpe Der NtlitarbsbGrOe ilberwtelen.
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Ger @uerina.Rriea.

9Uutaptlle, 20. @ug, .3uUertG1Tst
}ert6te ia9en, DAP NtOr9an nit 200 Wtann
cute WtOr9en in Glasgow ein3Os unD Den
'eueralprOpOB ~9efon9en nabm. Der 8sli
ines @Orp6 mar NH Il Weilen BON @las=
M mO riidte pabin Dor
~0afbUttte, %. Aug. Sen. GoIIeau
!: bier ougttommen unO bat pas COMMANDO
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