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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-29
no WIYes and NTntrnnk.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered as the only safey
means Of renewing interrupted menstruation, but
- LaDIES MIST RE.4R ~ MIND
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-29
\ CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUP0NC0'S GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEMALES.
FOR FEMALES
successful AS Il preventive.
TENHE COORDINATION OF INGREDIENT!

Infalllble in correcting, regulating and removing all obstrt
lions, from whatever cause, and always
successful- as u preventiye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12
nns.eaoara Arrival

n, ns ,,critir China. Jyem Lir1po'I-M'. Maxwell.
ana a. aid servant Miss Graz, Mrs Gro7i'. Mra ~ Vsls'
-tuo Ms Gray Mrs, J. Ahsen Mrs. Cnysl, Nj" Boore,n,
two .bilireu ARD purs. Mis-, Carroll Mr. II. c. CHpener
b. Bascock. Mr. Chspn, sdy SOP, and dsigh,s'; ar ).
Hon. J. Rose Hon. Il Monk. J.: q; wlliG.on, Mig
Dunsuspa, c. u. 7. Aktrsn' G. D.monf-nn W. y.
r. Woodboa.e' W r. Williams. NJ. kellogg Mr.: Low. hr.
woodward ava SON Mr. Moou "a ,dy, Lent. IL oEneu
NJ Wsseh MI Loucbk-im, A. NJ Roger, b. Wilson, w s.
Wsr.ce j. Elicit. Mr.. Zaaofs, Z. Lopy, J. WOOD. NJ
Sr,msu H. sboouuaser. u. 4. Lindsay sed lsdy, 3 NO
Master r. SaBder., y. Hsford, A. Holmes A. y Holmes
Count Oiyir r. c. Gsusy and daughter, Durn MAJOR Il.
Nm lane, sb..d. J. Dads.ou Mis- ~ Currie Rev Oliver
Crap az four children Mr. bar MI ho.snnein ~
",.t.r Ro.,nbeim, +. Gurher. " d9erter. NJ bsDssnd
Master nock elmer l.. Hart Ma Hsymsn A. LeoeneJ d
l,tssp Il. Stevenson MI. Burton and son-lVI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12
Arrest OF PlckrockIr.-OOicar Chrystsl. Of

ARREST OF A PlcKrocKLr.-O0icsr Chrystal OF
the Ninth Precinct Tuesday morning arrested George
Grant, vel esseS young whs ID said 10 be
torious pckpockeL The phssser 10 charged with picking
the pocket Of Mrs. Elizabeth Douylss. residing ct No. ~
sixth avenue, while riding So sytb stage II ap-
pesrs tbst on Iue.d1y morning Mrs Douglass riding
down 10 Q Siitk avenue stage, and noticed the
pri and secomf 20 eyeiDs her very closely.
n the corner Of Elese .'rse. the psoner hidden.
ly l.n thu t'sse. s1d atsy aiter MIS- Douglas
found her pocso' ,os, obtaining 80 IL Tress-
srv Notes aal soas po,n mn y, was missing Leaving
The :, 20 she found III O. tai standing at the corner
no mean nme NJ Ta1s ". fay. Clerk Of the Jefferson
W.ret Poce Court lad II ho prisoner enter the Wood
liz, at th. corner Thirteenth street and Sixth avenue
and recognized him old offender ssarca was inst
tatsa and the oner discovered In the cellar and on s
person fond the Hsens money The pocAftoook nc
lad thrown away Justice Kelly held the accused 20 answer
In dsf.u OF $500 baIi.
FELL PROM WrYDow.--Bridget Thompson,
while engaged In cleaning the windows a. No. ~ 81 hsrSs
place Monday afternoon fell t. the pavement oreahIt
her ard Otherwise iaong herself She wssoose9aenuy
isken 10 Bellevue Hospital
ISJURrD BY CARELESS DRrvrSG.-Jacob Vollmefp
residing No he Sixth street. had his broken through
driving Of Mchs.l Dean driver Of stage No. o's
Dean rss ed and held la $500 bsi to answer.
BODY REcovEnED.-1he body OF Michael Dowd,
asel A. rfdng No. l1 Rssds street. WHO was drowned
The foot Of Murray street last Saturday evening was re-
covered Tuesdsy morning and tho Coroner notified
FIRE-A fire broke ont in the varnish factory OK
Never Co No. 2i0 West Forsh street. about p n. on
Monday. Dansse soou' $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12

DISTRACTION OF LiaHr CARE cHAnL.s vA-(cn;
traue o Chesapeake BsytufoTrson has been received
Al this office a. q tho Lighthouse On saith Island teaps
Cherries Va been much injured by awie and nsiei'
or a. to preyrAt tho exhibition OF the hthe
h feared that other ghs 10 tnst vicinity may nos for we
c,,rn he on. Due pab.c noice viii DO sven OF The
OF these u.ls By order Of tho Lishs-houss
n ~ "a 'N- " w. b. sHUBflCK Chs msn-
49, IxntF.-Coa>r W GUArAsA-ALrERArioN %
,suy AT CrxSNs-OHcsl Information has been received
a III, oil hat she following alteration has been made 10
tss ht Al Csyenus the OF ouAysu.s and That sd
ditiouai li.ht. have BEEN rstsbl.shsdi -
bI-d i,ht 10 exhibited nom woodsn structure ~ feet
lh erected tie gscs north Of Fort CePefod the Ugh.
placed a. elevation Of 80 feet above fhs mean level Of
tho should DO IN eesI weather rom distance
VI 10 niles 49,,
fixed green light 10 exhibited fsrn tho north angle
h, n.ntrv E.fsrks Al an elevation of 90 feet above
te sea aud visi5e miles Al stands ~ w oil the Tort and
l. W. by A. nom Cepsrou hgbt-honse The two isnis n
ne bealin, s. +. by leading over shs Amaole Nook
vessel cu.us hs river Of Cayenne shond hereofs keep
dc bits liant heo Pen westward Of the green lshL
h,-d rel ishi shown from the sey head " sssst In
iA isarns. arc Ms.ns,ie. Variation % i0 IN 1858
H. ora.r w. Il. ShUBRICK, Chairman.
Iy.a.uv department. Qses LssatAOsss BosvS, Wash!.s
Cily, aug. Z 1905
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12

Edward Everett, John N. Fessenden, and William
8. Clark to b Board Of Commissioners 10 Inquire
and report upon the expcdiency Of establishing an
Academy in that Commonwealth for the instruction
Of Young men In mathematics, civil and military en-
cheering. drill and taeica
Tile Democratic candidate for Governor Of
wiseonsin b Henry l. Palmer, . lawyer, for
mery Of Albany. bat for II years resident Of
Nil wankee. Hs Il An intense partisan, and standing
upOn the p'atfern which he docs, can hardly sx
poet TO Be elected.
| Daniel Darcy, Of Buffalo, died on the 5th Inst
He was the father Of Charles Darcy Chief Of Police
Of that ciiyi Of Daniel Darcy, j., Deputy Sheriff
Of Erie County, and Of james Darcy, Of Brooklyn
for four years past member Of Assembly from K.ng'
County.
Recently, at Beaufort, some one, IN the presence
of an aged negro, WAS speaking Of Mr.. Lincoln o. Of
an ordinary mortal, whsreupon the old man inter
tered, "Wbst do you know said he, "of Mssss
Lnkumi He be ebrewhors. Hs walk de earth
like DO Lord"
Samuel p. Hldre'h, ". D., died nt HE homo In
Marietta, Ohio, few days since, in his Goth year
Or. Hidre,b was Pioneer and Historian Of the
Pionseu Of Ohio. He was yet moro distinguished
as scientific contributor to the leading societies and
Journals Of the United States.
"A burglar who broke into a house at Euclid
Creek, Ohio during tho absence Il the family, peck
citing spoons and other portable property, In getting
out Of tho window, stepped on an insecure cover Of
a cistern, broke through and was drowned.
Tbs Frankfort Commonwealth says, James B.
Clay, who left Kentucky with the Rebels Last Ssu-
mer, is DOW at Niagara Falls, on the Canada sid',
and IL said to be In The last stsges Of consumption.
- Hon. Lyman Trumbun United States Senator,
has permanently changed his residence from Alton 20
Chicago, where hs now resides at BOG Nonh
La Sale street.
james X. Duke, a nephew Of the celebrated
Chief Justice Marshall, died in Scott County, ky.'
IN the Cd inst. He was an eminent lawyer and &C
compshed scholar.
Union College, at its hto Commencement, con-
erred tho honorary degree Of Doctor OF DIVINITY
upon tho Rev. Joseph L. King, Principal Of the
Fort Edward Institute.
Tile Montreal Alrerfstr IL afraid that 800
aborers hired there last week 10 work on railroad
u OHIO, will eventually get into the Fedora
rmy.
Mr. John d. CanJee, Of New Haven. has bought
two thirds interest in Tie Bridgeport STANDARD,
which he will heresfer edit.
-Mu. Lincoln has gone to the White Mountains
where abe expects to DO joined by the Pre'den'.
yho will spend few days in that region.
Geo Peabody, the famous banker. 10 reported
ID be ahout 10 epdny Yale College with n now Goo
o.,ical CAbine., at q co.t of 100000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12
.esmer-walksr. Rogers, Philadelphia
Arrived.

Ste, er Sarah jones' PhiAde Phia rad's 10 Lops Kirk
scsm-r Psrk-rsbrs, Sherwood Part.iad rnass to IL B.
Cromwell A 90. -
n Briggs - ~,
Dszel 4,
$40 w y Schmidt, Blanchard. Pensacola II dsyr. In
bal to Chses Csrow Jey =, lat y o. long ~ -, Was
boarded By u. ;. srbr Restless cgdsnE
br. s. Olaf (ScTw Blax RIO .sneGo, 10 days, cotee 70
Oelr,hs Co. . -,
F, Amanda Ham,, Thompson, Cardiff, II diy' coal 70
ordef. 49, III, .,
dsv. sugar 10 ;. lucas 5sh ins, OF Hatteras daiinss
oahsy % loss overload from the s5boon Cos< liDd'
berg Of sweden, ard Anto.n-
BIZ naris (Pru.,. Drgss. Newcrse bs days, coal ane
Nv pass Fguch. N-iueke Nenai Has been sAee Jsy
W Of the Banks with succession Of cslns ,,
Sch Jos Naul,oa of Bo.lorl, Gags Georgetown, Nio'
Is days, hides kc. to }. z. BODY. " ,
schr Asaa Lloyd Bsn,oa, Snow Ill., Nd, wood to A. G.
Usvsns =. -, ,,, a.
schr ses Breeze. COMBS. Bangor, 10 days lumber !"
scsr Altoona Leighton, Mlbridss, 50 days. lumber 70
Thompson X C!spp
schr P.lias Pcsdc,ou. Rocklsnd. line
scDr Psnasyiv.nia, Rogers Boston. ballast
scLr. Thatcher Iaylor Kelly, Ceucsstei nsa
schr. OiIGe. Lowell. Boston for Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12

selves, 20. many have been rejected. At the present
time there have been placed On the list OF officers
Colonel and Major, Adjutant and Quartermaster.
and about half OF tire Leutensnts necessary to COM
filled in very short time and with about half the
expense 81 the Boston regiment. Subofdinaton mas
been msrked characteristic Of the coored troops.
Already. another regiment has been started, me
ranks OF which are fast filling up, two companies
having been completed, aud the third having been
partially filed. The Government is also much IN.
ieresied in this movement, vgiant eye beiDg KEEP:
over all the interests OF colored regiments. Large
nuu bers are Offering themselves at the headquarters
for admission into their ranks, and the prospect Of
an increased number OF colOred regiments is very
encouraging. lPhlla Inquirer.
HEARD PROM HIS SwEETHEART.-Ihe Ner-ADa-
nv Ledger SAYS: A couple Of years ago, young
printer, friend Of oars, was driven from town IN
Southern Kentucky, because Of the Union senti-
ments he expressed IN his paper. 1he otnsr day ne
received letter from an old friend living there. 1t
delighted him. Said he:
never felt good In my s tells all sbout my sweet
hart. wher. she 4, and everything My printng once n
gone the lowest regions Of b. Though bret letter
THO military u,.d printing Office fer sad
the type has gone the d. I'm al right tbo-t. aDo al
psrticnl, snds Bone ofLem ia tho Confse rate end
some in The Unsn army, bat tell, eli s6oas
oies no how eosn,ry printing cfcs The best
nan in that town Is oeedused TO edit the paper ot ine
(yan,et but tells all about my sw eethear
aud everything
A BIG BLA.r.-TRe Lake Superior Mers notices
remarkable bias. which took place near Marquette
few days since. II says: The most remarkaois
blast in the history Of iron raining took place ~ tne
Lake Superior nine short time since: La orninary
ones but one and half inch hole, In diameter, Is
drilled, bat in this ease one OF four inches, ana 10
feet deep was made distant from the etge OF the
ELI about 10 feet, INTO which one keg OF powder
WIS Put and exploded as preliminary, aud which
haa The effect to open seam to depth OF oO lee:
Sixteen kegs Of powder were then put IN az maj
charge, which threw down over 5000 TINS OF ore
so completely broken up tina, the larges. portion
WA suslI enough TO load on the cars for shipment
vithou. further reduction This is certainly the last
big thing.
CoKSrcrIcur.-Small as Connecticut Is, che can
boast OF having nearly 5000 industrial estsbl'th-
ments and q capital TO the amount OF 81, 0Ov ,OoO
invested Ia manufacturing business giving employ
ment to 60 eco hands. II wo add together all the
iudustrii products Of North Carolina, Sontb Gar
DINA, Georgia, Florida. Alabama, Texas and Ml'-
sissppi, then Connecticut is s2O,CoO,OVO In advance
Of them all.
Statistics Of the Pennsylvania coal trste for the
present season show an aggregate production o.
nearly 100000 tuns, against less than three and
lbree.q uar,er millions 10 the sams lime ast year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12

PEoPLE's UEioS GENERAL CoMNlrTEE.-Ihe
P.opl. Union General Committee for tho City aud County
Of NewYo held their regular monthly meeting Monday
event their heallusr,rsthe President. Ira o. Miller.
rsq., ia the ctelr.
Con ,tte. consisting Of Mcsss. c. T. rolhsuu. b. T.
Maurrs Waldo uutchns Eolon l.. Dagragh, 4. " Price
Oiisuo ard Isaac r. Smith appointed with power
to confer with othet loyal organisations In this city In regard
tho uscon delegates to the Union STATE Convention TO
be ed the "a Of September next aud TO Issue
tho call therefor.
The following resolutions were unanimously adopted
Rest,i That pToiog gratitude il due 20 an.h'
God lot the vcouo. with which he has cTsnoi nc cudt
Ing bravery OF tho zTes Of And of tho west auins
last month.
R..oy<d That "a will svsr chsrsh With tender 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12

A STAMP DrcIsIoS.-In a horse suit recently
tried before Justice Holland =. West Troy, writ
ten agreement, executed BY tue litgants, was sought
to be introduced rs evidence, but It's admission was
objected to by opposing counsel, on the ground tina!
the paper was not stamped The objection was sus-
tanned by the Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12

gard ,hs and IN. fame o' Tho HEROES who bsvs sig.
naiv punished the trsOrs that metchess Government Of
the people es;al iisheS by cuf ia'bors.
R,sired. That cordia spproye Of the ssnorcenent
or our sIoic armies with three hun-rfd thousand men
heio,Ued 1bst Goysnmsut out not 70 be nfuenced
oy the violence Of few nocsr' d1pes ~ di-loys snA
cpwh'ay psJ,an Leaders, hut that II should regard the
earnest dese Of ell loyal c'ss1, to have our armies 70.
enforced with all the fighting material in the country until
law throughout the land. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12
CoURT-cuArBKss-Are. l.-Before Justice
pRCEHAx.
TIE CONSUMPTION BEFORE THE COURT.

TIE coSscRIpTros BEFORE THE COURT.
writ of habeas corpus VAS allowed by the
Judge at Chambers Saturday ordering Gen. Candy 10 pro-
dncs the body Guy W. HOLSTER con.ehpt from tho into
or Of the State The counsel for the conscpt James C
Fabb claims in hi. petition that tho Csascrips act Illegal
null and void Gen. Candy made return this morning that
tho drafted men are no. under bis command, whoreupon
writ was issued officer having control Of forces
RIkers Island where HOLSTER Il claimed TO be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12
pa.s~,gers Sailed

IN ,,sami,p HudsJr cr Netr Oricaaspsvid K Hill MT
Platter Joseph Llus Joseph II. Hopkins. George r. sos
dard Wa r. Camp, c. f. Cuuin, ). Lsebes. Isjor Z
Locke g. E. Locke. Or MoCounick. Mr.. and Ms. Chss
buck A. Fixuisss aud others in the seerage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRx....-...Ars IL
Cleared.

Buk-EisAb-th Martin. Trieste Jsquermot Chris'ian-
Bri..-Ilac TN. tNorwl LANCE, Hom0eao i baehen,
{. b. Al~r Crrt.r Pc,og. y. =. Moore henrJi IL Y.
F.son Miller Gisuc.st-r. h. +. oll1I Co.. .
..eTs-Lawrence Proctor. Boson o. L. Bst,h Juha
A. ID A.r D.itoe, Ausrsa. Mo, James Hsfdeus an T.
C. Brown Ma. Rockana. james ( HAEtenssi Wallace.
Ro-ers PhiAce ghia JssP-r, Hgehrgs besion Wfn. A.
to- Hughes Washiug,oi. joua< saith Daniel Townsend
10 - nj. Phisd"iphis. Na!oIu tsrl SanH sfmoath
4 roB.
stesner--Waksr Rogers, Philseelpha
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-Aue. II.

f. Delafield Smith, esq, U. y. DISTINCT Attorney
this menirz commenced hii first scution against PARIS
Issuing bank checks without ssss stamp Inc
dei.utsn IN this ia Morris Gsrsch of No 81 Rowery.
By promptly following mp tais eitiaoryisns BY oshs
large amount Of the Internal viii without dsuos
be saved 10 the Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12

SuyNyR HAUsTs or Our Authors hFp Anrisrs.
--L,ugfellow u in his Houo by the Scs, drink
ipc in tie delicious brcezes aud listening to the
MINIMIZING Of waves ~ NahGnI. Prof. Agas,I II
~ his own retreat, On the opposite fIdc OF the thns
htile ,erinsula, snd he and Lougclow often meet.
Neither 10 idle aad 1t is for ubAie Tor both ibat No
couyeni,b, steamer runs iron II eton since the war
bnr gnt lie cargo oi "dnr,rs to break ~ non doeD
,troiea OF nature. AnLnut wss the fayorite resOli
u Prescott, and there, too Motly loved 10 tpenu
;lo weeks when the dog s'hr rngc.. bancroft las
bis oampab at Newport, where, rurrounded ty hf
booke he can .iJoy, well ss tt lie residence ~
New-lOfk the quiet etudy " history, vi hln
souud OF herce breakers. Whiitieis hltle cotha'
nosler snid maples aud slms IL Anosbuiy, Macs
few minutes walk brings him 10 tne
summit OF hills, whence, III different dirce-
lions, he can view tho White and Gree"
Mountains, tho lordiy hernmac, and The
broad sweep Of ocean. Ileds, "the Anortsu
Mox,n," Gs Charles L.anuau ielictOusiy tfmr
him, has been spending II iew weeks III Tho " III.
Iillls, but ID now back hgun - Tbs "Old Corner.
Lanman himstlf has been hshng and writing In tht
reNon OF the Glen aud Alpine iionsc Cbuf'h 10
NJ uis homo Oh tho BANKS Of the Hndroh' Ht
"Chimt ofrLO' met CotopaAlj "a about coippo'eI'
snd will add new isugcls TO lin upon "h1m me
IOndon AT .OVrhai raid "tnc mhnlIo oi Iiihef
bad fallen" Clifford, brave AID noble iel'" W har
been dong service Ia his Third campaign WIN t"'
New-YOik 7h. hiserSn never loses "he" "ino''
pays Intention to Mars. BlelstAolio WIN iNh ,i"s
LntIoW M The hehrt VI the Rocky Aiouutalns Is hd
ford our beet marine painter after james nahh'oh,
the illustrator Of kAue, In Oh the coast "i LaDIa'"
Welby, Il Danish maiIue painter 81 great mrrlt hhD
brother to the artist we'll known on the Co,ihrh'
IN among the Islands Lbrt stud the shores oi m""'
Welby rs All intimate freud Of Hans u rlsiihh Al
dsrsoD, aud was well acquainted VIII Tue great
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12

lo,h-BMh. Almon Meeaanic, Queen Father, Georgia
b. ..-SOuthern Belle, Geergianna, Ella.
sShooneI-J. ". Csn.dsn.
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.IsiATURs ALMANAC. -
sun-Rises....5:03 se,s.........7;W aooD--hAes. N'
hGH wATEk rHls DAT -
Sandy Hook 4.2s Gov l,ssd... f;O9 HelGsie.' s;os
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Mcns0raR du.
To Mariners.

The steamship Morning Star Is on the Grcst Baanes
Dock and vail 30 eSulAed and newly eoppoIsa.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-01

bobtn 6ieIen Brief 9eIeieu. al8 sic ibn ouf
Dem Scpb1 fanoen, 6raulein ? fraote er
Sd, th Ia8 i6n. aber niGt aus miIIiQer
Neusier unp SnOiScrelion, IouOern mel er
feline NcrelIe tru9 uuO i'd niat wuste oos
Ste tbn Detlcren b1tteu, erpiperte Iie often
uno Obne Vrtoerie.
lln0 mas ba9ten Gte barit6er? 5se
muBten brd Isineu Sinu unb 3uIammen,
bang erratben!
@lCtbilOe btidte ben 6rager NIT ibren ttes
ben l1nften Nu9en often an unb OerIett {:
SD babe d(le8 erratpen. uno 0arum tvar i9
unidliiIitg, mas i'd tbun lO[lte -- i'd sweis
felte, oh t& ben 8rief pernthten pber Stneu
pteOsr 5ulte(Ien loLlte; id Itpantte 3wlIAen
elmer 3uIencun9 belelb2n in etuem Uer.
idicIIencu UrIefcoupett obne ale nSbere
Sejei9nuu8, uno etner perI6nliden tir>tten
@nbdnbi9uu9 D1 oadte th benn, FER
etftere Beg, Dbtpobt einfaGer, mEchte Ste
beunruhigeu bur6 tte @riibetet, ner mpb(
rteien 8ltef ge(eIen babep n68e, unb barum
wdblte td ben Offeneu uno 9erateu, tpenn er
luA oielleidpt Mot eben Der tattcr0ere mar.
Absr id trSltete mt9 nit Ger 6o1fnunQ buR
Sic mir 8cridwie9enbett 3utrauen mitrben,
oenn in Der Gtut bat niemono, niGt einmat
meine Nlutt'r ieuen Brief res 0ertn &oniut
9eleIet1, Der Sbncn porgeitern tpibreno see
S0lunrmerns auf nnIerm Scpb1 entfaQtn
iein muBt -- uno c0un. -.
-~Sie 3G9ern, mein Brdutein! Gcllenteu
Ste bod, i3 titte Gle ,cenn id 6jn Sbnen
aufri@ti9 bonfba. fiir oa8 m's Sie get an
baben, fHr oieteS tbatiiAttA geOfnba,te
Mit9efubll
Sa, 1litsefdbl 1T to5 redte @crt, iaats
Glc'biloe uno bltdte ibm treu unD pffen in
RE Guaen; ie mebr i'd begriIf, ME idwer
bieisr 2'rief Gie enttGuI&ea uno pesGeee,
muRte. reito nlebr re rnete mein WuBefGtl
Darauf. Sbnen 2rclt bieten 3u f6nnen cur9
On Naapei8, rob E,dutein Malpiuen8
8erlult ei9entlih Elm @lif fir Sic 1T.
tsforeb ma fc(at.l
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0ei5nher6 su bsct,'fa !

Or. SOhnifrn bieet aIen Deren ine Stl an rreIGs b
ear@ icbe geteime uno uunutir&e @et uub SSrpe ,sr
fGrenre rur te Ar6eit bic @selbais unb bic unfdbts
utabente 0afe oel6pibt haben.
Ster nno stntae trdurisen une 6ednenSner6en Sol
gen tc' rtben @eturbnbeiten e8 Gfers Sw DE i'm Rif
Ft8, @erluf Der Mu tltrd t. 6ersfOpeu ne B6 urrute
Md5en6nidc uncrbnun9 ter 8erbauunsS SreaRe, Ggae.
meine @nstrdftnng, Spmptpme Der S6wtnhu%t.
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bebenfe tos eth aeuuter et pnS sn sepuer S5rcer bic
tbwen igfeu @rftrrerniie sur eetten @l deltQtett
nO a pbne tiee pirb bic Riie res 2b9n5 ur raurgen
Qil1erdbr Die Nuedn teS yeb nSrerfinfern IG titp.
LIP uno he ecle mrO erern 9eramcituns uno me.
lan6Dttidcr Getrdbtun9en, raj bic 8reupen reIe
M6pere 9snessu oerwetssrt Iinh
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llnhe.I rer lDrelip.

G rele Taunce peIe ro5trenb Der leeten iteber;eb1
Sabre 1T ete er Qklaf lr pu ben unb bic Menee MID.
thur punolrBtli6er NrGra tGner, rrle Or. Spbno aa.
Flbrte tenen ole lungs opDcrteure piee oncere
@crIoren teipornen cas- @ubltum wteberhrIen
IdlFu tdtct nurt9 unb emil d II gesu4 luf eren
Gtoraer @hre II Be3ug aui Gtarofte unb G8e-
mtiTentaetet n6 1stteupen etns btHredenbe Gemabrz
letfuuq.
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@tslie6 te8 tSnsliden Gp4esumS Der Q8unHorte In 9rn
sO oraburter etneS ber rnen meoBta@en @oae5en Der
@er Staaten ter BEN erDf bell tetnes Sebens tn Zen
&Gsten 5ugebIa9t bat tirt9e ba ten etIHneen
SoQenret Npa he en- lie @elbtate Meoi3a weB. In
idbttae Yetente tie an renaulen 8eruFt urb 0neer'n
6rlnteten lten, irte Z. g. aut. ote ploeidsn Sc
ruaen 5u or erefen, tte u ut errOtben beteertneen
Slent9teiten u. T. ~, Nureen aG8eAt!tfl9 8ebstIt.
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JunGe & ute,

tte 6 bur beimIfe QaF se&waGt tatsu, bic fe 70 oft
bUsn 4euten In Der Sdul lernen Sol.
cen fe oluadt ipiiren elbt i'm Sdhais, bur@ Cplutc
nea Gle, wenn un8ttettt, te @ke unmS8ltb MAIDEN unc
.e buu, SpI4e @erOnen nieu, bsppr e enstsn III cis
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@etRtg.

DIE irsdbten Btrtunsen tes 9aifers inb itbr 3u fr&
trudtbei ter Seiltes a b6is Ntnun9en, Abuesuus
Ger seIeaidoft, utt n6 Gtnfamteie, NiBranen sc en-
fb itlbf 8Rldtianeit IL l. itnp ent9e Der (6Itmmen
Splse.
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Oraanti6e SMwG Ee

HtrS unoerSuet stteitt unb Gle ooG ra wteber crse-
felt Gee" tutdtGre sci peldee cas- Qebsn eeub unb
Sic @te unH ga&frmmtnIGait unmEett mad1t, a;ot taa
2pcs Derer be tbren 2et eniGaen unbeoanen irObnea
SWn9e 2eue nb gu ei6t gu &usweiFan9en aeneat neil
lie eersn 1pIeeu ntd psnau tenuen Obllet tie dud burd
Strifturen, 9terfdlasen i'm Sorn Gtetn nb antere II
IA teu entttfn tdun 10 III lie rod ntetaentte cine KcIee
res Mtfbr ue8 Der erelfen Srsdnt y CT dber mtG es
trure tnB RE Gra ter &reuauns eHsr Denen perIc
nj lie itb 9ttmfen 81 erseben aS BON Dsnsn
bic ea weie tnS.
Eg offices go. Z Giib Jrebertf7r.,
Feben Gh1ten BON 8altsmCygts, GltliAe Sstte,
Die Siufeu bip0uf.
W1on merfe td Iameu unt Sau8nummer. tetn unuiTen-
Re unp trusrifbe 9atnta6er ortrebene Nab 9epenlpe
Quddidlter S&ubltdsr UtiefeWt6er StraBenreiniser
nnp Qampenpuser IT, T. No. kh re9eIrtl6tSe NerSte
unb lduern aageCsen ppn Or rbnOa's 0ut IN Nibe
.I8. &Ge 8ltee mllen etnen pOf-5tamp entbalteH.
G,ne 6stluoq 1a 2 Gl4em 4aseii@est.