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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-20

% sB- Prior to the election, We asserted that
the tory politicians and the tory press were in
favor Of acceding to any demands the Southern
traitors might make upon them. In those days
the scoundrels uniformly denied these assertions.
They falsely persistently, declared that they
desired vigorous prosecution of the war, and
that the Democratic party alone could irfuse
energy into its prosecution! 1t was under these
pretences that they deluded many innocent and
conading men into the support Of the traitors
who were put mp IS candidates. d -
are those identical villains nov doing
What policy do they now preach. Instead Of
prosecuting the war, they are prating Of peace.
Instead Of calling men to battle, they ara prs--
ting about compounds. Instead of asserting
the dignity and honor Of the Nation and requir-
ing the traitors to lay down their arms, they are
trying to convince the people that, if We will
beg peace Of the rebels, there are probably
some terms and conditions on which JET Davis
VIII condssceud to treat with US /! One Of these
dastards thinks that il We propose to restore
the whole batch Of traitors Ill the rights they
have forfeited; return to them all the negroes
who have escaped their shackles; pay al the
debt they have created, q we'll - the cost ofosr
own efforts to suppress their treason, agree that
the oiigarchs shall rule the country now and
orever, just IS they deem best for their own in.
forest and as adversely Il they choose to oun ;-if
We will do eli this they tell % We may have
peace! They ere endesvoring TO convince hon.
cat men that such terms - these are honorable,
asdthst all who ars not disposed 70 transfer q.
power int the hands Of the rebels, and admit,
now and forever, that the Nation cannot punish
. traitor, are blood.thirsty, cruel, and savage!-
Isns there . pretty contrast between the profess
sions Of these miscreants then, and their conduct
and talk nop, Don't they merit the confidence
and approval Of honest mene The feelings Of .
sincere patriot, who really Imagined these fel.
lows were in earnest, and that if they had the
power they would speedily compel the traitors to
submit 70 the law, must be Of an interesting
character, when he reads the tory speculations
about peace ard compromise. and the conditions
to which they are so anxious to accede! ''2
But We don't know that there is much use in
exposing the fslsehood and REASONABLE conduct
Of these political scamps A man who would
believe the osths Of those who talk and act as
they do, is not likely to learn anything except
BY painful personal experience. We see now
how ardently the Tories, all over the country,
are advocating the cause Of the Confederates.
Those who have assisted in giving them this
abandoned insolence, may now congratulate
themselves on the patriotism and wisdom Of
their action! It must be highly satisfactory to
an honest man to be made aware that he has
aided in giving position and importance to
scoundrels who profess such willingness to again
betray, aud finally destroy the Union. -.
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.7THs sUPRExs Cous1.-We, regret to. say that
the Chicago Times has entered upon a defense
Of the Supreme Court Of the United ststes.-
Whatever might have been our opinion Of the
integrity and purity Of purpose Of some indi-
vidual Judges Of that Court We did not think
that it had, As abody, sunk 20 low ia public esti.
Gmation as 70 render the aid Of that traitorous
journal necessary 70 secure to il. qualified re.
spscs. To be sure, We do not forget that one or
two of its former members we're among the first
to proclaim their adhesion to the cause Of the
traitors. Nor have We forgotten that the author
of the "Dsed Scott" opinion attempted to inter-
fere, judicially,2 10 behalf Of proven traitor
But we thought. the remainder Of the Judges
we're men of higher character, and disposed to
be true to their duty and the country. We fear
We shall have.to revise our opinion. If the Times
treats them. with simulated respect, and enters
UPON their defence, we shall begin to think there
10 some new danger before us.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-20

CIRCUMSTANCES ALTER CAsrs.-Tbe State
Board Of Canyassers made two blunders ip
counting the soldiers vote by which Repub.
lican clerk was elected in Marion county, and
. Democrat in Wapello. The Board sent cor
rsction in few days afterwards The Board
of Supervisors in Marion county received the
corrected return and declared the Democratic
c!erck elected, butin Wapello county the Board
refused 70 receive the correction and gave tie
certificate to the Democrat, although defeated
By ~ majority.
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SusPENDED.-It is reported that the Louis
vile Democrat has suspended publication On &C.
count of the increased price Of paper, and that
Pentice's Journal is the only daily published in
Louisville. E .sri,sa.,g 4.{
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-20

McDowELL ON PoRrER-In the Porter Court
Martial at Washington, on Saturday last, Gen.
Mcdowell was examined upon interrogatories
propounded by the Court, in reply to which the
General said, that if Gen. Porter bad, in obeii-
ence to bis orders, advanced and attacked the
enemy on the right, as he, (Gen. McD.,) after
consultation with Gen. Porter, expected him 70
DO, he would have decided the battle in favor Of
the Union troops. The order given by McDow>
ell, hs adds, was subsequently, confirmed BY
similar order sent to Porter by Gen Pope.
9 This. We presume, ought to be enough to sat-
isfy any one that Porter was guilty, at least, Of
an open disregard Of positive orders. If thar
will not suffice to secure his disgrsceiul dismiss
sal from the army, we are ct loss to know what
will. The penalty may be something worse, and
if 50, it ought to be inflicted without hesitancy.
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THE HAWK.-EYE
vv-ed,.esday. Deces..be,. II.

~ The Great Battle at Fredericksburg has
resulted in the repulse Of the Army of the Po-
tomac, commanded by Gen. Burnside, with
heavy losa The rebels had fortified their posi-
ton so well - to be able to hold it against any
force that could be sent against them. The
odds we're too great and General Burnside has
prudently fallen back. It is . severe reverse
for the new General and for the country, but BY
no means IN irreparable one. eJ
UB1eUIroUs. The fellow who took in and
most thoroughly " did the Chicago Times
]. Wesley Greene, " nean-sesms to have
more acquantances than Any man We ever heard
of. The announcement Of his name by the
Times has started them oil into print. From
Iowa, eastward to the Atlantic, he appears to
have circulated freely. and wherever lie tar.
ried for day. the same crimes were either
psrpetrated or attempted. Almost every news.
paper editor seems to know him. and every
one has his particular, instance Of rsscality
to recount Of him. Some one must gather them
ell up. It would cell better than the life Of
any desperate or swindler Of which We have q
record. He has doubtless married more wo-
men, CALLED more credulous men and gone
through more infamous adventures than any
man in America. What debt do Ne owe The
Times! But for it's traitorous desires we
should not have been made acquainted With
the ubiquitous, intelligent, engaging, truthful
and pious J. Wesley Greene, his life and oon-
XAr1ationi E.yi9 VI lirsd liiN I -. .ar
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AFTER THE ALABANA.-It is said that quite 4
fleet Of steamers are At sea, looking after the
Pirate Alabama. The Vanderbilt sailed on
Thursday last, direct for Fayal and it is thought
runs q fair chance of meeting the pirate on the
way. Two other steamers, detached from other
stations will meet the Vanderbilt, and will ther
take different courses as may be deemed most
advisable Other vessels have also left Phila-
delphia, Boston and Portsmouth, with the same
purpose, and it is, thought come of them must
come across this dangerous vessel. Es
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@nsrinas am unteren obto.

@atru, IS. Sept. Oils setern Der
Dampfer 6ibbusb i8 BON louisville @urlep
benz &entuY : ufsr ndberte, famen pISblt@
25 bspafnete @ueriIas in St4t unb mad
ten cine Demon ltrattOn 9egen pas Boot.
Oalelbe wurpe jepo9 rur6 etne Gtft BON un'
leren Sff3tsren befrett uno entfam slnflt4.
!3u Batterte Sod an Dem Sainpt8sufer ma6-
ten pieper 50 0ueriuaS tbr @rldeinen, wure
ben aber Dur6 pielstts Slit ben @ebrau9 Ell
ner bGlsernen &anone, in Die 6luAt seta9t.
@altYpiue wurDe leit mebreren 6a9en BON
ben Gsbelen pccupirt. 0ieflben refruttren
elm 8eiterresiment in Der pprtiSen NaHbar~
l6aft. Nuf Die Oampfer Mattie eOef nnO
Sute SuGtpan murDen Dor etn Dper 3pet 6a
aen e%efeuert.
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re- Ser, @taotcns&t,en(en

Na9rtht pirb btermit ge9eben, ,bas iebt
Yeripn, @eieGi@aft bon geripnen, Gputpagnieen ODE,
@crpcrdtipnen" bic irsenb Elm @ei6Gft trei6er, ipie Be
rannt i'll Seftiptt Ga - ,@in Gift fitr 8ei6aff1nq. inl11t=
otl9er 3bae sur lnterititsunS Der acknowledgements
unb Sur 3a6lnng Der Sntere1en Der Dfientlifen G6ulbS
anSenpntmef am l. Suli 1862, berpfli6tet lift, Icfprt itf
cine si5ens 5t DerI6affen. @Ie applifatipnen uuiIIen
Bel benz Illeiior 9entaGt iperben III Der @eneral=Sf fce,
ND. 90 Saltintp re fir Be (im 5meiten Gtpd) eez
9enitber BON SpaibaDir., pber 6ei ben Gebilf8z 9~fiei1pre1t
IN tbrert r~eipeftioen GS16uun9er, mad 2 lbr gea6ntittaas.
Offceihnnben bon 8 Bis 3 ltbr.
6ebilfS=M iefpren:
@rite abt6eilung, abte unb stpElfte GEarb - SDbn
81. &ri86t. 8c9nuug, GiiopeftzGde bpn MabiIonz
unb Serreftftr.
!3peite @bt9eilun9, neltnte War6-YbiGip 8. 8 atz
n. g~Sohntr9, S~apetteitr. (Sitbieite) Spti9en gfort6~
unb SoGibabfr.
DrItte 4bt4eilunS, 5e6nte g3arb-@ eprse SO. M pr4
ling. ~Gepbnrn9, @de BON 6dbette= unb @utatpfr.
Sierte Ibtbeillns, elite gSarb-2S. Stdman. gSp6s
nnns, SEQ. II @ar6enfr.
Sunfte @bt6eIung, ~brei5ebnte unb ~bierSe6nte GSarb-
Scbn 90. MtIIin 9tpn. gBo6nung, gtprbpt=@de
bon Baltimore unb Bearlftr.
Se1ste IbtbeilanS, f%inf5e9nte ln6 ie9Sse9nte GSar6-
@Ibrib9e SibIeh. @p6ntn9, $40. lao Sanpberfir.
Siebente 4bt9eilnng, fiebenSebnte un6 a6tsebnte gearb
3. s.. @ alters. @O6mlng, Sibpfts@de bon
Baltimore unb Srespnftr.
a9te a6tReilnn8, n~eunse6nte uub ;~tpan5isfte 0arb-
Gam. S. @f att6ep8. @obnnng, CAT @eftsgaIs
~ti1upreftr. PSI
90 III. 6. Scale
8pSOic Ifieipr, oritter Oiitrict, Nfb.
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@ntt Memhhis.
OperatiUuen Der BnncestrMppem.


SO emp pits, 13. Sept. Das evening
Bulletin brtnet SplgeuOss in Be3ug auf Die
Sob @ater Nfaire. Gin Nicnta9 lieB Sol.
@uerlon NIT $40 Mann unterbalb Cob Bas
ter, nabe @pGroue's 9uertrabe, NIT ben
Gebeaen ,uIammen. Dielelben betanoen aus
einem 86eil BON Sadpn's unb 9teriUn'S 90
ballerie uno elmer Nnsabl Snfanterte, 3ulams
men 100000 Mann. Sie batten cine
quite gteQlna inne unb ~be9anncn ben An'
drift, m1roen ater D Metle suritd9etrteben.
Sn Der 4faire purDen 4 Satnoe 9etDptet n1o
20 Bic 80 p%ertpunbet. @uerlUn la9erte tn
iener Na9t 3wilGen @rUB HCabS nno Ser
nanpo uno Serblteb AM @ftttpU6 gu Ser
nanbu. Den uddfen MOr9eh rlfte er in
Der Gtntuto bon Sob @ater Dor uno tam
an Der Sob @dter Birdie NIT ben fetnOltAen
GUrppaeu. Dtele lebten Ote Sriide In SranO
uuo maGten lt6 aus Dem Staube. Otelelbe
purDe Iurpett e%erettet, baB na6 eint9er Nspas
ratur Die Bunpestruppen btniiter marl9trten,
p66reno li9 Der 6stno 3uridp9. @plonel
@uerlon cling ua9 SenatCbia, wOielblt er paS
&tlenbabn-O Depot neblt Snbalt nnb bret Waz
gen 0erbranute.
8er1bteDene @juertlae lteBen ItG e~benfalS
ieben, purDen aber lpfOrt 5%erltreut. NabrenO
oteIer Gpradn9e 3erltUrtrn Die 8unpeStruppen
unter Sen. Smitb Die @ilenbasnbrilfe Cber=
bolb @ulp @ater, 8 @leilen unterbalb Ser
nanpp, unb ri1en cine Strefe melt Die Gtlen
babnldtenen auf, wUOur6 Die @tlenbabnrers
btnpuna nit Ser nanbU 3eritGrt ruroe.
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Wttt8bur9, II. Sept. @tne duberf
i6redltAe GrplOlton fanO pieen Na@mtttas
UNI 2 lbr in Dem 9. ct. Nrlenal ltatt, uno
apar IN einem ais 2abaratOrium benmBten
Trame8ebduOe.
@egen 176 6naben uuO MdOGen waren
3ur 3eit DeS 1nglids In Dem @sbduoe Be
1haftiet. Son penfelben mttrpen rs 80 &C.
t5ptet. @tne @rplOitpn fOlste Der anpern, bis
OaS 0ebduoe total 3ert6rt mar. Dteieni9en,
welbe ntdt settig eutfieben %tunnten, puroen
In bic 9uft eeipten9t.
Die Scene mar auBerf l4reflt9 unp bic
Derltimmelten 9etGen bpten etnen fur4t6aren
Nnblid.
So 9st6sn ltnp bt6 teBt aus ben &utnen
6e~r0pr8e3pgen wUrben. Die ttrlaGe Der gr>
ptolipn 1T nnbetannt man permutbet, baB fe
cine rein suf1Qtae TT.
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a.. ~oax,4. ,s ,aolt, 'ul9fe Y8eder" err

40. o.. xo.x..hr,4. ns .y,o,t 'ulPfe Y8eder" er-
itctnt ieoeG 6letag Wjta9. -
@S entb6lt rs brelGt Spalten Gel>HFpll, "hU
bas 6cruat lit bebeuteno 8tDB Ell ais oertda' Pe s'e0s''
SMbGlt:
Na6r;dten uuo telearopbd6e Gepei&en aus allen 8beIed
oes 9anoes
&orrcfppn en5 EN- aus ben B%elbIo9ert.
tfpttprielIe MrttteI iber Die trtbhgen Gd9eStr1Een
imo ea8 Aeueite aus g~Saibin8tUn unc ben DepartenlentS Der
Gebelun8. @eeidbtt, @anntsfaltises, SaneWlrtb-
lc1,aftlidteS &c. iopie aud cine ueberi1t Der enroD1t<
ZEN ittut9tstten petbe bis Sr Stunbe bet PubItta-
ton elnlaufen.
@mselne @reulplare iiup ieben Jretta8 Wtorgett pObloer'
padt cur @~erlenonn9 a 8 Gents in ber Office Sa baben.
As- Na1 Deuti@Ians perienoen tr eindeIre @reuplar
All &ts. ,portptrei) an trseuo cine Abreiie. -
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mnrftureile.

sri nbSteb 3. @s tpurben 100 Stiid ar8e'
bptet ; bteielben wmrben D~ertauft 5u 3 90
@ 4 so P 100 Id. M
g dwetm tpnrben III bGberen Yretlen
BON 5 90 @ 5.75 Derfauft.
S9ae Hrenise i'm Nartt. Yretie feff bon
SO ca 400.
MleU6pl. @ertaufe gu s. a 65 @emts
% @aupne fhr 50 proc. proof.
q d E. ppt So. 81, pearl So 90.
8tenenwa9S. sc. "a 40 Cts.
8anmwplIe 81 "a SO .@ts. % fb
Cafe. &tO p ID % "a 273, Sasa q
"a 20 [fetner fell.
GarbbSlser. 8laubDls s22.O 90
Grn6te. Sransen So "a 4 % 8pr; @t>
tronen 81 IS @ 8 ; trDfene Mpfel 7 ets.
@ewIr5. pteutent % ID 9 @t6. Nalfen
DOL ; MnStatnuB so @ 50 Musrat>
blittbe As @ Az
@nunU. pera0tan; 224O tb 500 "a 81 !;
&np6enmebl 1924.
@etretbe. Wetsen, rOtb prbinGr l25@13S
gut bis ausSe3et6net 100 ca 1875; nemer l4O,
neuer $50 @ ITO, alter 1S3@137.
9afer, Warslanb 40 @ AZ, pennlsISant>
l1er IS ca &c.
&prr, tretBeS 65 "a TO- 9elbes "a.
NDgger, MGr9lanb Sc, YenniAl0. 80.
Baltimore, ben IL. September 1862.
Mebl. 9Owarcfreet fuper .$5 50@6 rs
ertra .......e IS
GamtlS ......7 70
SbtU & &entuds Super 80 90
~ @rt1N ....6 25
Sanity ~ 90
y Baltimore 800
&pgsenmebl $4.o0@4.25+
&Vrnmebl $3.50.
" Ola.ffes. Guba 50 a SO, YurtO &iru
"a 46 % SAT-.
YrUStftDnen. SGultern % IL a a. Al
81, S&tnfen ea@s. Mes>pp,f So. O0
Wb tSte9. Wents 8ertdufe 80 fur Gits
unb 32@33 fur ObtU Fe SAL.
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Sine meue SbIad,t gu MumfOrOspine. Welnlta
nnheEnnnt.

Mum furbspttGe, is. Sept. Die
Rebeaen unter Sen. Bragg 9rifsn otei fen gOr-
mtttaq uniere 6ruppsn an UNI es betBt. OaB
fe f6 ben gau8en Sag sel&lasen Raten. Die
8unbeetrnpper inter Commando BON Sol.
WtlOer I6laeen Ta brap unD lraen entl9lOls
fen Ietn, lire YpIitton gu btbaupten. Die STE
beuen ioQen in numertl9 iiberIssener i3obl
1etu. Q6tr erfabren lpeben, baB Sen. SuePs
Sruppen bier angetpmmen unD nit Brass's
Truppett enaaatrt ltnp.
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Asr 5n Cumberland piro Oer Wecfcr
ben Smbfcrtbenten bmrH ben M9entett
S. g. NImppert td8lib imS 9ans 9eltez
ferf+ ~5a .xdE.
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gg Sertett> Seben
MDntag, DcnnerfaS nno Samltag Mbenp In
Der Nrbeiterbaae, SO. 5 Sap 6repertdfr.
w. GOm3ert!- Sepen MOntag, Dom
nerltas unp Samfa9 tn Der Hebenballe, SO.
81 9t. 6reperidGr.
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+ @pnftSctrt. = @s bergebt tetn
Sag, an wsl9em Die S9tlOwaGen an ben
Bridsn unp 8abrbuOten ni9t 9rOBe Quantt-
tdten 9iqupr cOnfsciren, Der In Die perl9ieOe=
men Camps SelAmug9elt tperpen lDa. Sogar
Trauen3tmmer wurpeu erptIAt, ais le i'm Be-
9rif paren, Die seiltieen 5lai&en unter tbren
~umfansret6en SrCps gu erpeOtren.
18TH Sfft3ter er RIB Ser
0dnaene yla9t t5Otste' Der @emetne SObn
Resler pom 1O3. glew yort Nss. ben 9ieut.
S. 9ous pom bemlelben Gegiment. Gs 19etnt,
baB Se8ler eetern ~aussepelen mar uno Ser-
ean9ene Na6t ms Eager fam, na4pem Iein
YoB ab1slaufsn mar. Qtent. 9oub ltelte i'm
oesbalb CUR 9iepc unb beurperte i'm In Nrref.
&esler ersrtf elm @ewebr uno rannte benz
2teut, pas 8uiOnst ourA Die 8rult. CT ftast
in 3ett pom finF Wtnuten. Resler tpuroe 10
fort psrbaftet unp Dor ben 0rOfo6mar1daa se'
bra6t, wel@er tbn ms alte Capitol IAtdte.
t Nebellene@efangene - Dtt
@treifpaden BON Sisels Armee.@ Corps brad.
ten bier @sfan9ene bterber. Die le BET Draft
nesvtae, @a., aufSesrifen battsn. @te ltnt
1dmmtli6 u Npro-@ carolina unb 1aeen fl
leiem frO6, Oab is bon Dem Nsbeaenbtenf Ell
lSt leten.
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Mg- Sn @Sbeeline nno Mnaseeenb be-
forst 0r. rGeOre SufA BEN ,,Oecfer''
tGalidb ben Subfcrtbenten ms SauS.
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@eriebt cOm ser @tnfbIiefmms pOm 9barIeftOn

Bottom, II. Sept. DaS @ertGt Der
@inlGlieBune bon @barlefon bur6 8unbeSs
&auUnenbOOte pirb pnr9 etnen Brtef pel6sr
tn bieIiser Stabt antum, befatt9t. @s betBt,
bag Sort Sumter bsreitS eiue pOrlaufee 9n=
saAl 8Omben erbalten babeu, pel9e 9rOBen
G9apen anSeriAt babe.
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Irenn6e nttD Neriudn0te
Der
Sclbaten nnb MatrDlen
HOLLOWAY'S PILLEN
1.nS Stntntent.

9le bic Treunbe nnb 8erwanbte in Der @rntee ODER Wearine
boben, iolten barauf ieben. oaB bieIelben nit bieIen 0iuer
uno Ointment reriebert fno; Ino mo- Die brapen SDIooter
9dbe e8 teu befereS @edent, peldes tbaen tbre Sreunbe ee
BEN t6nnen. @S tit ~btnldnslt6 bepieien, bB In Stut6er
Der Iotb bic YtGen un6 oaS Ointment bic belten Irsnnbe bet
ScIbaten fnb.
9ufen unb Grtaltuns.
berlea bic Gruppen a~uS9eIeSt Iins, wsroen onrb ben @ebroud
oteier an8se3ei1neten Oteoistnen bel ri9ti9sr 8prIbrih, pel6e
Eel ieberl &0pf coer S9adteI bet9efiss lit, fcfcrt turrt.
6eftiges &opfpeb uno Nfan9el an Nppettt,
tpomit 3~mtpeilen Die Sploaten bebaftet linb,
Diefe &~ranfbeiten tomnten meifentbeil8 bon 8eI&weroen
ums llnrube Der, 0ber BON berbin6erter &uSoiinfun9 pber pom
@fen unb Erinten, mas un9elnno lit, nnb ~pertin6ern baourG
ben ~selunoe1 3ufanb Der 9eber unb beS Utasen8.
Diel: Sranne ~milIenpleber heraefeHt mtroen, me1n ibr
oeiuno BET et mplt. Ole Yinen, penn mad ben 9sbrudten
0prlGrttttm Jeuommen. brin9en lGuea bic 2eber un6 ben IRA.
gen IN ibre SroHnng 3uriiG uno ais natirltGe Golae bapon
eineu tIaren Sopf uno guten Ippetit.
STIR WuuDen, Die enttpe0er DurA BaYpunet
Sabel pper &u9el, ODER cur9 @eI9piire emit
Ifnnpen ItnD.
*Seber Gplbat pber Wtotrpie fam lSHnten erbaltei, unb feline
WeoRin lit Eherer poer be1er oafir, ais Sou opon's 8tlen
unb Sintnrut. Der arme Gerpunoete t6nute leine @unber
ouaenblidIi6 ielblt p~erbinben, penn CT 1ib nit hem unper.
aleihIthen Ointment perlebeu bat. @r gieBt oafielbe in bic
Nunben biuein, l@uiert ettpaS un 6ieelbe, nilnRt elm Stid
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telt Elm Stntpitu9 barrnl, niumt 6 nno 8 Yilen be8 Wecr.
gems unc 6es @tencs, UNI Dos Sptem sm tibIen uno @nt3la.
oung oprsnbeuaet.
Seber Eorniiter eine8 SoIbaten nnb ieber Rofer clues See
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3erft6rnmq oes Mnesbanp MrSenals.

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Beitere @tn3elbetteu lino biz jest nod ntdt
befnnnt.
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September fattfnbenoen @eriaamIuns re6t ;ablreiG gu CT
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~bGn6Iun8 %S0rlteeea.
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2. Brt5nct-nm Opnneritag ben Is. b$.
8. pre5tnct-am Sreitag ben 10. 70.
4. 9~rt3tnct-dm Sanfa9 ben 90. bs.
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@elb>Gnurie.
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OCt+uuHl = 5u MAIDEN; 3a nelben ytp. .103 g. Dom.
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b66fen Yrstfe ,perbea beaublt uub baasrnbe Nrbeit suaeo&ert
Gp6S G.. 9pwe 0prnanu - santa Il Sens.