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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-15

The copperhead press are continually howl
ing about the manner in which the republi-
cans have administered the government since
they came into power, and pretend that they
can see nothing but destruction ahead, under
the rule of the Lincoln dynasty. But occa-
sionally one of them tells the truth inadver-
tently, although they are not all given to
truth-telling as regular business. The last
Lacrosse Democrat forgets who is President,
and speaks as follows:
Money is plenty. Business men can pay
for what they get. Credit is better this sea-
son than we ever saw it in Wisconsin-per>
haps for the reason that few men care to run
it. Cash down is the order of the day. It is
a good fashion and growing popular rapidly.
For all goods are high, people purchase
Produce commands better prices than usual
and at fr1ner rates. The Northwest is grow
ing more rapidly than any portion of the I'm
ion. The young mantle business man
the Spectator, the man of capacity, energy
and pluck, will do well to drive his stakes
deeper. The working man of business now
half living in some eastern place, will do we'll
to come west, where there is room, bust ness,
and demand for men to do it.
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81 The following are the particulars of the
draft ordered in Michigan: 1st district quo
ia 1885, draft 1858; 2nd-quOta l, 1913, draft
1898; 3rd-quota 1,076, draft 1874 9TH
quota 892 draft !, 1888; 5th-quota 1922, draft
1857 6th-quota l, 1O5, draft 1857. Total
quota 5,528 draft 6,797. The draft is to
commence On the 26th inst, and volunteers
mustered in before the Gath wal be credited
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To Horse Owners,
DR.. weet,s InrallIbIe Lain emit for Horu

DF' W0EL's IHIRAITHIe IHhtIII TOT E1Olacs
unFiyaed by any, and in all of LsmenGss arising
from Sprans. Bruises WrenchiRg Its OBJECT is magical
and certain Harness saddle gals scratches mango &C.
it will also speedily SPAWN and RngbOno may be
easily prevented and cured in their ncipent stages but
confirmed beyond the possibility of radical
No OF the kind however desperate hopeless but
it may be aeysted by this Lniment and its aithtul
pcatiOn will always the LRmeuess end enable the
horse to travel with comparative
Every horse should have this remedy at hand for
its timely the frat oppsaf.nce Of Lameness will effect
uay prevent those formidable diseases which
all horses liable, and which render many otherwise
yaua bic horses See d
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came into the enclosure Of the subscriber, in Bristo
kenosha county Wis, on or about the lst OF October
w.. neIsrs, described as follows, yeaNing nearly
to be two years old, with white on iss legs and line
back. 49, " - - "
Ihe owner or owners thereof are Ssquestsd TO come
away SAHIJEI EDDY
Bristol Oct. ., 1868 4yio
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Auction sale.

nyHE subscriber will sell, at his residence, in tn
Il town of Pleasant Prairie, or Monday, HoVembs
I'D 1853 the following described property, viz: Mich
COWS: three year old Heifer three year old Steer
I three wear old Bull yearng Steers; l yearling
Hefer; Spring Cslves-8 Steers and Heifers;
Mae Colt three years old last Spring, together with
complete set Of Farming tools Of every description,
COMPRISING Pows, Drsgs, Hoes, Rakes &C., &c.
sale TO commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Terms made
known on day Of sale. , .
p,oa.an. Prairie Oct ~. 1863. 1u19
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"a The Detroit Tribune saws there ia a.

Eg- The Detroit Tribune says there is Con-
siderable excitment in business circles conneo,
ted with the Lake Superior trade, in conse-
quence Of an immense deposit of silver bear
ing lead in that famous region. Marquette
county is the site of this new discovery. It
is said that the ore yields twenty per cent of
pure lead, and that evey ton yields twenty-five
pounds of silver, worth three hundred dollars
besides the value Of the lead Operations will
soon be commenced for removing the dspos-
its"
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eNnRUNKRNEsA CURED.@a

TNNHE inebrate may bid defiance TO the tempting
IL cup. DIR. ZANE'S ANT1pOTE FOR
STRONG DRINK is a certain cure TOR drunken
'1sss 1t dislike for strong drink, and be
administered without. the knowledge OF the patient
Price 81 box. Gent by mail to to any address, by g.
Q. UPHAM, 4lS Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa
Circulars 3, nj free 6m49
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The Confessions saEs&i Experience

I n V a l. I D

I n Y A L I D.
Published for the benefit, and rs warning and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Nervous Debility Premature decay Of man
hood etc. supplying at the some time,
THE MEAES OF SELF CURE.
BY one who has cured himself after being put to great
pense and injury through medical humbug ard quaekery
BY enclosing paid addressed envelope single cop
les may be had Of the author. .
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESQ.,,
Bedford. Kings Co., N, Y.
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Taken mn.


RROKE into the enclosure of the subscriber
AS in the City of kenosha about the 14th of
ber white Cow about years with red head and
red spots the body horns short turns inward Also
year old Heifer principally white with red snot
Horns small and turn backward Also yearlng Heifer
spotted and white The is requested to prooye
property pay charges, and take them away.
S C. VINEGAR.
RenoshA. tx 1879
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IS We commend the following Patriotic
Letter from Col. Sanders, of the 18th Wiscon-
sin Regt., to the Democracy of this county
The Democracy of Col, Sanders would not
have been doubted before he volunteered in the
service his country. Is his democracy any
less pure now?
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star Engine Company No. 1

special meeting will be held at the Companies
Room Saturday evening, Oct. II, 1868, at o'clock
for the election Of Foreman, LIST Assistant do. and I'd
Assistant do. for tina unexpired term Of previous OIL
recently resigned. E1ery member Is requested
to attend. u. 7. BENT, Sec'y.
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Plea.ant Prairie, or. ~, I
Estrny Notice {!

HROExE into the enclosure Of the subscriber The
3 arm OF E. Perkins, in the town Of somers, about
the ssh Of September brindle and white three year
old Steer. The owner s requested 10 proFs property
Bay charges and take him away.
~ WM. DRINaRs.
Get. I'd, 1893. Avis
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Nm RS. JNO. WILSON respectfully informs the
IVA public that she is agent for the above named
hine for the city and county Of KenoshA. Also ell
kinds of knitting done at the shortest notice, by
1v19 MRS. JNO. WILSON,
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Mr.. Head will make careful, economical.
working member of the Board, if elected of
which we have no doubt. The interests of
the county will not be allowed to suffer in his
hands.
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EMPEO YMENT!

NNE want to employ number IF women to
w fnish-"hcel and toe"-Ssockings to whom good
wager will be paid
Call at the Front Room J. Gottfredsen's Store.
E. l.. SMITH & Co.
Kenosha Oct 1Sf9
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"The Republicans, in their eagerness for
political success charge that the democratic
party is for 'peace on any TERMS" and that
the alternative for final adjustment of our
difficulties is to be 'p0r0L suaSi0n 30
We clip the above from the Racine Journal.
The Journal, is generally fair and moderate
partisan Sheet but there is nothing Of
that kind in the above extract. The faction
of the Democratic party to which the Journal
belongs, has made itself ''peace-on- any
terms" party. 1t is not because Republicans
have charged them as being such, that makes
them SO. They have voluntarily chosen their
own path. Six months ago the Journal made
the same charges. It acknowledged then that
this charge was correct, and refused then to
sanction the position of the Peace Democra-
cy, and if its eyes have since been blinded to
the truth by special appliances, it ought not
to wonder that others still continue to see
things as they really are. The JournnJ will
not deny that Vallandgham is 'tfor peace on
any terms" nor will it deny that it has en-
dorsed Vallandigham and his Democracy
It's own candidate for Governor has declared
that be hoped to see that distinguished Ex-
ile' elected to the office of Governor of Ohio
And the Journal has published thesame hope
more than once.
And the Journal is mistaken in another
point, wilfully or otherwise. The Republic
ans are not eager 'for political success
They have shown their willingness, not only
in this State, but every other State, to forego
their party predictions and unite with all
who were loyal to the Union and the Govern
ment, without regard to former political dis
tsnctions All the success they were eager
for, was the success Of the Union cause against
disunionists and secessionists-the success of
the Government against rebellion, anarchy
and confusion-the success of Liberty and
Free institutions against slavery and tyranny
If this is to be anxious for political success,
then indeed is the charge of the Journal just
The loyalty and love of country of the
Journal could not withstand its love for par
ty. After pretending to advocate Union of
parties for the sake of the Union, it endorsed
the ValIandigham- democratic Platform
adopted by an intensely partisan convention,
that resolved to stick to its partisan organiza-
ton under all circumstances.
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VBNRE undersigned will sell st Public Auction at the
n time and place above named, the following deg
cribed property
M Y f A r. M.
in Pleasant Praire containing 1870 acres Of Land well
adapted to Grain and Grass or this 70 or IS is
good timber 40 good meadow and the balance is
pasture and pillow land. There are on the place two
good Dwelling Houses, frst-rate Barn 9OX5C with
basement, all necessary outbuildings good bearing
Orchard Of 100 Trees, also large quantities OF small
Fruits and shrubbery. There three good Wells Of
living water the premises will also sell the follow
ing personal property: good mich Cows fat OoWs
Steers two years old and fat Yearings, II Calves
2 good breeding Mares with foa Colt years Old,
yearling Colt, Spring Colts, Sow and Pigs, double
Wag on, bob-sled, flaming Mill, Flows, Cultva-
tor Roller, Drag, a quantity q dairy implements
quantity OF household Furniture consisting II stoves
Tables and other Household Furniture and
Farming Implements too numerous to mention, Be on
b and al the hour and secure good bargains. sW1e
Pleasant Prairie Oct 5, 49,. PETER BACON.
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Tickets for sale Knapps Store, W. II. Reeds Jew.
elry Store, and at Robinson's Bookstore.
E.E. CLARK, Proprietor,
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What did Lot do when his wife turned to
salt? Got fresh one
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At very Small Profit.
His Assortment is complete
None Better, Anywhere!
Everybody is invited to come !
H they sUNsst to SNUe s7EzOssey!
In the Purchase Of Goods,
It Is Believed they can do sol
No one can Do Better ''0ut of Town."
If Low Prices is an Object,
Then BRO WV IS bound to Have
His share of the trade Of this COanty.
October, g. 1863.
6. G. BROWN.
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New Advertisements.
PARA1R FERNETURE.

EWT r are now receiving Fall Stock of Parlor
W lor Furniture, consisting Of Walnut and Mahogo
ny Tete Tetes, Sofas, Marble and Wood Top Gen tire
Tables Chairs Casters, Rockers also in sets Of
new and various les, which will be sold from FIVE to
ten per cent lower than Chicago Milwaukee prices
for She kind OF goods.
Warerecms next west Of the burnt buildings.
19f HIC0LL h BOESEE.
HET ANTED.-We will psy cash for any quantity
w Of home made fine spun stocking yarR. We are
also prepared to knit short notice mems boys socks
stockings Ladies Chdrens stockings for those
furnishing their YARN the most reasonable terms
and Others who ave the yarn for their winters
supply socks and stockings sill money and time by
bringing il to and having it knit up.
Z. l.. SMITH & Co.
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All non commissioned officers and privates at home
n Kenosha County who have not already, will here
srer report to me either ia person send their fur
ougs TO me for examination, that m ~ be informed
nv what authority they remain at home
JON B. JILsUN, Dept. Provost Marshal.
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tn NeryouS Sufferers OF both Sexes

A Reverend Gentleman havingbeen restored to health
in a few days, after undergoing all the usual routine
and irregular expensive modes OF treatment, without
success considers it his sacred duty to communicate to
his scted fellow creatures the MEANS OF CURR. Hence
on the receipt of addressed envelope, he will send
ee) copy Of the prescription used. Dlreict to Dr.
JOHN NJ DAGNALb, 1856 Fulton St. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Good VI usic Will be IN Astendancs.

FLOOR MANAGERS:
w. E. REED. A. 0. FosTKA.
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AUCTION SALE!
GREAT BARGAINS.

Oct gath, A. ID. 1863, at 10 a. M,
at the resi- dencc of Peter Bacon, In Pleas
ant Prairie.
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DENTISTRY.

ER L. WHTTtIORE would take this method of
IL informing the citizens of Kenosha, and vicinity,
that he has associated with him in the Dental business
Dr. j. IL. Murphy who has been, for number OF years
in business with DR. Creighton, of Chicago. will say
TO my old friends and customers that, account OF
my Ill health, am obliged to be oGt of my office a
portion of the time, and all wishing dentistry done
viii nd my partner myself in the Office 1T all hours
in the day, and will make dental work as cheap
as any other Dentist in the All work warranted
or no pay.
L. WHITHoRR,
1871 wv. MURPHY.
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NOTICE TO SOLDIERS HOME ON
ETELOUGH

One Horse Wagon, used one or two months. APPS
"a ply to John Wilson'S Clothing Store 4wl9
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Official Paper Of the CITY, County and Post Office.
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VtIy IIUIy yOuIb,
HORACE T. SANDERS, Col. 10Th Wis Vol.
To Hon. Mat. FL. Carpenter, Levi Huhbelb
Chas. D. Robinson, Milwaukee.
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Aiken's Kui,,iux Machine.

Kenosha. Oct, IS, 1868
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vBNRE undersigned will sell Public Auction at the
Il time and place above named, the following deg
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Thursday Morning, Oct. 10, 1863
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8. SCHOFF. c. VINEGAR
Pr0Priet0Ts.
s. ScHoFy EDITOR
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gia, isbr idarf gs8en tpsttere GmtIFOn beS
(9on tebt 9Gn3lid entwertbeten YaptergeloeS
Des Nebelen 0uupernements aus. Nlit bic
fem 8rtsfe 1Aetnt Epumbs In Elm @e1pennef
geRoGen gu boben, BITE @trstnia 8ldtter nae
meutlt4 3isbsn i&arf sesen ben @9reibsr gu
8el0e, 70 J. Q. la9t Der o99nGburs Gspublts
can": pGUOMbS meint, tpir IpQten tetn ga,
pter0elo me9r au88ebem. @eGr wabr 1tno
Mtr. Memmtnger tptro cine 3rDetfel erfteut
letn, penn er letre @slpmtble lts1eu tTnnte.
A6er tpa6 lol fetne SteIe pertreten 2 @te
lolen pte WnSgabrn bes @pusevnements be
frttten tperpen, tpeur ntdt init Wapier0elb ?
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allgr Nggumente be0 Uir. SoDmb6 1T einfaG
bas, baB Go BEN Gein0e ungeb5gt9c Na@ri@t
gibt unp uaisre Ga4e In @uSlanDe I6pG&t.
Sc TT IeDr fba0e, baB er uro etntge onbere
Qeute pie spttbttBe G9at1a9e nidt etnie6en
wClle11, DAB e3 nt9t thinner rat9Iam til, alIed
30 perGTeniltGer. mas Dtr tpi0en. gBa6rbetI
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SOUNDS Io9t ut8 nt1t, na8 tptr nIdt fdpr
puBtea uno I9lGgt feline prattIl6e Mbbilfe fit,
bic Ilebel Dor, I6er tpglAe CT 1tA befla9t. 6,
1T beutnad elmer BON Denjsnt8en 8rumuabG'
rem, pelGe anlsrer Sa9e btst Saabsn mi
ntAtS 0ntes 5ufI8en."
Gin Otpnter unter ben Gbituren beut.
IGer 3sttunBen In Sbtc 1T OeGsn 3utanfttger
@oupernsur SObn 8ruu9b. Gr CAB BON 1926
1888 ben y2ancaler NDler" 6eraus, eli
8(att, bas fEA usben Der 0ertseiung Der Drtn
5ipien Der Sadl Uts-0 artet bemGbte, bte oeut
foe Ginpanosruna beIOnbers mad S6tp },
lenFsn, NuA am OGmtgrant", einem DeutlAel
8lntte, ba8 tn 1893 tn Columbus 8egriinbe
tvnroe, nobm 6evr 8rpu8b reBea Wntbetl.
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~ stsriPautfcbe 0Sa1rtdbfem.

Sin gutter SS1tlQ ipnrbe BON einer Nbtbei=
lung BON Sen. @0etS Wartnebrteope an bes
Wtttnoun8 oeS Nbtte Nipere sema6t, nGmltd
eth 3ablmstRer Der Nsbelen tpurbe nebf stne,
farten YpIt unb $2,500,000 tn RebeQsn,
papier ~esfansen. Inter ben 8rlefen befanben
lt9 genane GefGrei6unsen Der Nafteaung BET
@rmeen, 8efe9le Scm cunfSb. Rrieesbeparte=
ment uno nnoere tpiGttse NufittIGc.
Gin SanienbsV finOer. Sn Der Rnappe
den 8teberet in Dtttsburg maAt MA ber.
8eriu6 etnen EanlenosY fanber au eiseen.
Die VObruette pe6 @el9ubes tptrb 90 3uQ In,
Onrdmsier betra9en; 3u iecem G6uB wtro
man | Gentnsr 0ulper 6rau6en, uub baS
gauge @si&Hb iUl 10000 @funb I6tper
tperben,
Sen. Siget 1Ol 1d, tpie bic @lepetdnbsr
Slatter ptfen molten, brute Dor 8 1a9ea In
tener Stabt b~sfanbsn ba6en ; er let, fa9eu Fe
btn3u, auf ether 8ftle mad benz @elf ten be.
9rifsu unb retle ~tnccgntto.
9te GinGi6ernng bOn bier Sampf6Dn>
ten bei ct. Souls. t1eter Otefes bersitS te-
lserap9tl8 aemelbete @retsntB I@retbt De
nWetltGe 0Uft": vgs tft nt6t 8elteluAt,
relGe Den firGterltGen 8rano am Sonntag
berSpr8ernfsn, netn, es 1T eth pOlittI4sr 5a6,
Der li1 bmrG bies 8erbreGen bofumentirte.
@tn 9aB, Der 9epIest unb eendBrt utrb burG
Seute, uel&e unter Der Waste Der QopalitGt In
nlerer Commune fir Observation-Disclosures 3psGt
~astttreu. Gtntse Winuten mad feds l9r am
SOnnta8 N6enO bradem amf etnmal 8audp
toulfen tn Der Jtabe bes NabbaulsS auf BEN
Dampfer Smpertal aus, Der our Belt as
TaBe Der Walnutlrobe lag. 8alo barauf rua,
Der Dampfsr tn eth Glammenmeer eebGat uni
audi bie nabegelesenen Dampfbuute 6tawatbo
PUlt Bop nnS Ssfe &. 8en, tpurbert bon BEN
enfe1elten Clement ersrtTsn. l1nterbalb bel
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yt6rolt6e Gtnipaubermme naA
GeGQmace.

Su %nnieretc gIaGbarfant Delatpare Bat fd
Dor Rur3srt etue @eIeuI9aft eebtlbrt, an Be-
ren SpiBe Der aLlgeUein 4eadtste ~freiTnntae
8UWVsrus0r 0m. Cannon fe6t, Dte etnen
Dtan au85ufabren bsabEattst, I'm bur6 Ser
bet3teBun8 nGsbltHer emigration ben @tdat
fis immes Der freten Nr6elt 40 erpbern uuO
ote RsiOnrcen o~gIslben 5a etner tGbern Gut
Didlung 81 FVtn9ea.
Gin Gtrfltlar Der OeGeII1aft Detbrettet IfH
;tber &tma, Wafer nab WaGerfrdft. 8ohgn.
5eIhaifsnbett, 6Ols, @tlenba6ngn u. +. 10. -
nno a6er ben @reie beg 9auoe6, Der $40 Bis
$40 per @der betra9e II. {. 10. M1tt Der Gfloe
9eret, Ge!Bt GO @eitsr, let e8 gar ntGt tpett Der.
s@s ieten Int 8egenpGrtiGen Mugenbltde nur
nod 100 Sfloeen TIM 8an3en Staats Dela>
paEe uno ntGts whrbe lne1r ba3u beitraaen,
un ben Staat In far3eller j3eit YoQRanDtq
gum TTeiltaat 80 NADIA, aIs gerabe BAG Sim
RrBmen nBrOliGer ~@inrpanberer."
Dabl 9dr 6a Giupanberune aus Dem
9togosn ua4 lplGen S~tlaSenRaaten /! Weun
bic NprblGnber a~tspanosrn tpcneu, tyerOen fe
mad fsiaem Staate 9ebea, Der nt9t einmaI
$4,000 1u3utpenben geneEat TT, ,u bos
8ranbmal Der Rteoegtra6t. BEN @0nnbffd
Der Gne@tI8uft BON etuem SGt(be Az lTfden.
beam fir $1,000 pa8 Slid parbsn SI0 ia BITE
StlapanAalteg an gnbe atfnbsn Ialen.
Saapenfaat 1T @flabenitaat uno 6tdte er
aatt Der 100 MIR z Sftaoen In GSeGe(n. Sc
speni8er StlaRen, am 70 gr6ser Der SGtmpf.
Gtnaut SoIf, pel6es ba6 ntdt etnItebt. fam
nnr ialper 8ebOlfen tpegben bur6 @tnranOes
ran9 nnO Go DerDIent farm, ba6 t6m pebplfen
peroe. 0Dlen Die glor6IGnber ~anefuonbsrn.
70 Fcerben fe mad Staatea ae0en, tpel6e fret
9eDorben itno SuY9 bte Ser. ct. Wafsn uber
na@ lUlAen, Osren 8spo6ner ben Ranpf i'm
@rnf auf8enpmmen BADEN eegen ben @raue[.
pie ) o. @%tIOurt. WDgen BITE anbern perfOms
snem In tbrer @brlOf9teit unb SnbOlena !
Gle 6retnoen gu 6Ilfe rufen, um etntoeu
0uBsnD @Elapeuhdltern ben @ea au tpetIsn !
Die @iuTan0erer ~einaulaben, Ben Delopa,
1'4En Den SOtb aus oem &anbe gu feaen !! Sc
g@efacs3a beletcieen0 ! Wber nein, tbs Serren |
9agf stnsn SAwGns ben @inwanberuna Iou=
tft 19r eapsn, 70 tang IS nod etnen SflaSsu
IN Dlatpags eibt.
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Orsre ees Gen. shnnelh-

ST. Wlo., Is. @fpt. @enern(
S9oftelo Dat einen 0susralbefebI erloFen,
pOrim er ertIGrt, paB In 3afunft oas Gtan0s,
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