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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-27

- Another arbitrsry order has been issued
agai0st The Chicago Tunes, directing q bat no
dispatches be forwarded it over the militia , tele-
graph lines running north from Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-27

SOLDIER CUr-A difficulty occurred On the
Of Front row and oserton street, in the
course Of which a soldier received a bad cut from
some one in the crowd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-27

RIDING on THE SIDEwALKs-Cffzsns re-
siding on the outskirts Of the city, complain
that the late military order against riding on
the sidewalks, is badly observed on the out
skirts. Yesterday, says the Baietis, a number
Of youngladies. Coming from Ers. Brsdford-s
school, at The upper end Of Adams street, were
all compelled to turn into The mud on account
Of a number Of soldiers who were riding on the
sidewalk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-27

WHISKY SPECULATION Quite an excite
ment in the whisky trade IS reported. On the
I9;h it sold at 60 cents 5 gallon, but it suddenly
went up to one dollar the next day. jackson,
it is reported. can beat these figures, slightly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-27

NARROW ESCAPE On toe 10Th, a Mr.. Jas
Martin was passing the steamboats, IN a skif
when suddenly the wheel of one Of them be ".
close to a. the moment, started into movement
The skih was upset Mr.. Martin was thrown
into the water, caught By The wheel aud carried
completely oyer it. A sleeve torn completely
on and a hat lost we've the consequences Of he.
CATASTROPHE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-27

ARREsTED.-A few dass since Messrs. Wood,
Iiteomb, and Young. Of Blslock & Co's.i Ed.
Worsham. James B. Cumons, John G. Berry,
and AI. Emmons were arrested in Memphis,
charged with violating the order suppressing & g
Chicago Tines in that city. They we're all held
TO bail Tor their appearances bsfrs thu military
authorities.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-27

We have the Bulletin Of the Dist, but find
little Of inieresi in It's local columns. Speaking
Of mat1ers at the landing it says The river
shows but little change Ths weather was fine
and sunny. The landing was animated with
business principally Of a military character, Il
IS understood that en- embargo has been laid on
up river boats, and that ell Of them vii be Is-
tanned here except in peculiar cases.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-27

TRIED TO GET AwAY-A fellow named
Evans confined in jal for stealing e muie, has
made up his mind to escape. He has destroyed
seven Padlocks in bis ef5lts- Major Tnce, the
Jailor, had him chained down and watched by
an armed guard.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-22
men Of humahits, as Ne made his sppsarl
ahce with the desirHd article ~

men ot humanity, as he made his appear
ahce with the desirsd article w
"Now, old yanks, you're Dur tnest, I
guess; though you did killa few of Our
brave boys" said he as hs adjusted the
rope In suSha manHsr as to deprive Bill
Of the use 6f his arms. e-ai
They were about to put HIN up5h one
of their horses, when Tom rushed Upon
them, and dealt the foremost bf the gang
a blow upoh the head, with the heavy
butt Of his ihusket, which brought him ID
the ground a bleeding cofpse.
But that was the last blow fof TON, fof
just as the rebel fell, a ball striek him,
and he dropped to the gtound,and " sooti
as he fell two Of the rebels put him upon
one Of the horses. ..,s,,,.4 "a
The Union pickets were captiired and
placed upon the rebel horses that had lost
their riders in the skirnish
"All right, boys" followed oat the
leader of the band, as he mounted his
'steed. 81 tell you what, boys; that Was a
pretty tough time; | thought that we
could take 'em without any trouble; but
| was some'at mistakin.7 they fought
like tigers; and 1t seemed as II there wers
twenty-five, instead Of two, by the way
they sent the Balls into our tanks.''
a "Old yanks, we've got YOU all fight
now, aih't we," said one Of them, addres.
sing the prisoners, in a dsrisive tone
"We're gOin' to striHg you up 5B the
next tree we come too, How youliks that,
yankees?"
They approsch large oak tres Shsrs
the branches nearly touched the ground;
and dlsnount. Bring me the topes,''
said an athletic ruftian as he scrambled
up the tree. But ere the sound Of his
voice had died away, noise was heard
IN the distatt woods They listshed fof
AZ instant; and then mounted again and
put spurs to their horses. and went with
lightning speed, but they were suddenly
halted, and those In the, rear, trembling
with fear; sang out
"What's up? Why doh't 5you drive
along?" a gaSaoga N Il
Yes, drive along Don's yod sss
that company of yankee cavalry coming
this way as fast as the horses can gd?''
They were exceedingly alarmed, but
yet they formed into line; and made pre-:
paratiohs To receive them.
Soon they came up. The contest coms
mences, and in less time then 1t take To
relate it, tie whole s4aad Of bushwhaUk.
ers were captured, and the two bravs
Union Pickets again set at liberty.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-22

~ Now is the time to subscribe for
Che "Pr0NEER," at sl.5Q a year. -ET
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-22

Will guide, guard aud protect you, wbsh I'm
dead aud gond. V|..
But we hope for the best and sad thoughts will
dispsl, a ff .tss n
And trust in the end that "sall will be WE'LL"
That the day will soon come when OUT friends
wewill greet, - ns ln
Aud that cicle of loved ones avain ws shall
rF Meet.
Then keep up your courage till rebellion is
crushed, f.vs
Remember dear s---. 'ohr causeit is jus"
The above are my thoughts and send them
tothte,
From your ever true ----, now in old Ten.
nessee.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-22

Gy~ The Commissioner of Internal
Revenue has decided that all promlssor5
notes, whether under or over twenty dola
lars, are subject to stamp. 3 q
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-22

EE- Hon. Reverdy johnson, Of Md,
says ''the sule mnistsrs at present are Uuf
gallant officers, soldiers and sailors.s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-22

: N Whitney. the protector and build.
er Of The KEokux, contends that she was
not failure; that her size precluded the
possibility ofheavier armor beipgput up.
on her. But that d vessel Of asufsc.
lent size upon her ttiodel, could te built
and arrnored SO as to be impregusbls.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-22
THE OLD RELIABLE DRUG STORE
S-EHII 0TEN1

Tn j. Shisler, takes this method Of returning
l. his thanks to his friends and customers
ler the patronage heretofore extended to him,
and would inform them that he still continues
to carry ON the Drug Business, at his old stand
oppositsth Pierson House, where he has con-
stsntly on hand DRUGS OF ALL DESCRlP-
TION5 sud every article usually found in a
wsllselscted Drug House. He asks contin-
usnce Of the public patronage, as he WILL by
care and attention 70 business. endeavor to please
all who call upon him. s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-22

H A gentlemen said he made 4, law
yer of his ward becahse he was always d
lying little fellow, and he thought that he
would indulge the natural bent ofhis tai.
ents. gm5 sst@B M n
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-22

EE The ehtire Cherokee country has
nearly been recovered to loyalty, and all
the Refugees in Southern Kansas may re.
turn to their homes ffom which ths rebels
drove them. 18h%eH ,0 n
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-22

E A portion of the Polishsinsafssnts
are armed with scsthes,a ,and they are said
to be very formidable ih battle. al close
quarters, the Russian, soldier fears the
Polish scythe more than the bsyonst.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-22
FOR SALE BY

J. A. MAXWELL, Druggist. Upper San.
dusky; Wyandot County, Ohio, H. Flock, Wy
andot; Slas De Bolt, Mexico; A. Saffell, Sycs-
more; Ira Bristol, Whartensburg; j. M. Ches
ney. Msrsciles; and by druggists and mer.
chants generally throughout the United States
and Canadas. 3ly1
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-22

.Gw Jay, Cooke. / Gd.,of Philadel=
phia, report their sales Of $50 bonds
since the adjournment Of Congress- a
$45j 900. sa96ga5G n
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-22

~ What Is the differnce between .
watch and d policeman? sasa : o
The oas III always on The best aad the
other is always oil. NsS's So
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e.. X. watson

Attorney at Law.-Will attend
prompty to ltind, OF lsgsi business. Once In Com
mefciui RoW. Tim, Ohio. noH5
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-10

Ths msehiu,s manufactured hJ the CtoyTS IA.
~ Ss~inE Ma-bihS Company, have iaksn The firsi
rHEriuH Al the lsie ttHie fsinheld ~ New Noik ,
ksw Jys.sy, rsnuNlvanis, OHIO, iAdian,, lllinoi,,
MiehiEsa. 1ows, Missouri, ksniucby, rsnnss,'r,
Nlfginis, North Crtulius, Alabama aud Caliufaia.
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NNNNt no MNse.
FOB SALE BY

Fer al. In ssrsss sesa,y b. I l.. Sc. John \ Co
puIsais eCe and J. y. Msrqaarit. rinai n. Hat
Lswsis ID. NJ. Aradt. Adrissi \. W Miller, Atiies
ID w Heffnsa. Bsr~ieki Joha t.swis, bsusvinsi
9 : Ysssksr, wsi.sas s,stiosi y Bliss, Rloessv1i
Il G crsass' West Lodi, Da beis 4 Co., Fesiesia;
JAMES Gssy, Mslaessi } N silseK. wssi Lodii
fatss. Gresa sprinFA dst27.iI
sab yn-'sl.s.. .sd s.sssis,. ssss'sly 'AssssA's'
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The Great English tcmcdyi
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
Ceitbrdtcd FSmdI6 PIiSV
ffepAsd from pfs"rp,ien Of siJ. Ciahs. y
rhy',cisA huao'dins'y TO The ou'sn.
'riiIs wsiltnown medicine u No lmpo.itioR, ba,
sure snd safe remedy fot Penal Dihrultisa = nj
Ob'ifuctions, from soy cause NhatsssH and although
power nj remedy u contains ns,hing mriul 10 the
Conttitution,
"a Msu.d Ladies' n IL pscu hsfl, suited, twill. In
: short time, bHnr on the nonthy period With regu
tauty.
In aneaws of Ne,you, snd Srinsl Affections. Psin
In the tack aud Limbs, leayincss, Fatigue On slight
sssuien, Pspuniivn ofthc Heart, Lowhes. OF Spiit,
tlyteuc,, sick lleada,he, whites, amt all the pain
iul di,-i Occnsionsd BY disorsred system ihss.
rlls wliv Zee, rufs when all other have failed
Thee rilts have never heen known 10 fail where
tbs dtssiion, on The sdrHgs Of Pamphls' are we'll oh
served.
fm fi irsritulau, rst pamphlet, frcs, of the agr.
n. n --sl HndB pistAHe stamps enca,rd tn any au.
tho'Isd ageni, viii insure bottle, containing over
Supilii, bY ietuTn mail. Oci1l.ly
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io5 BrOdd,rdy, Ncp York.
III Superior Street Cleveland.
Ss West Fourth Street, Cincinnati.
IMPORTANT FACTS ron rue ruulic.

IMPORTANT FACTS ron rue rCnlic.
FIRST.
Ths msehius, nana6et etursd hy the CtoystS Ia.
~ Ss~tnE MarbihS Company, have iaksn ihs fiHsi
rHFpius At The lsie stsie Pam held ~ Ntw ioth ,
ksw Jssssy, Psnuulvanis, Ohio, ladian,, lllinois,
hiehEsa. Iowa, Missouri, ksntuoky, rsnnssssr,
vltsinis. North Cstulius. Alabama aud Caliiurais.
SECOND.
TIL. ~efh ,,seuted By the Gtp,vt 4 B,ko Ma.
ehiAss has received the fiEr ruHAiva At even
N's,s fsi' Ia the tni,sd e,ats' whsrst hs' b'sp
sshibhSd.
THIRD.
tspsreres proves that H., ~ are on. two valna
tis sewiEg ara, hiass site ss- ThI GRovsH NAk.
- srtreH and the SHuTrLr triIcu. b, some called
4" Jocx srIrrn." These stitches have each thsit 20
.uhn merits aud sScsisRciss, fUr some purpose,
the ens surh I, better adopted, and Tor some pu'pe
50 tn. other, sad ssslseusu should al" ys he made
accordingly. -
FOURTH.
Tn. Grevstk Bakers. " TO manufacture In ~
aiurs TO their Vsiehnied Gsovrs BAEtA trircu
nsehinss, the most pttfett tNUrrJE ~ +" l.ork
trrVu" maohines in tho mstkei. and sr'tl put
chssets the orr"r'un,l, OF '.le,ins sh'I i'sl ard
ssminsion Of bath the one be-, suited To their ~snt
,nhst eempsnies nsnuhttVte lut or kirp ot ma
eein. each, snd ,ot onsf this nrrOrtuniy of,yls,
ton 10 their en,tom,n,
FIFTH.
rss1tcyef h hsA.rr v, Co, sts the oul' p't'i''
who N npiActu,e and sell n,schinss which both r Iw
~ A pamphlet containing sample. Of both tho
Gr,ver n Baker ruirh md shuttle Fitch ~ vAron'
fahrios, with fnl, sspanAunns diagraW,, aud lilac
u,'i"ns, To shsbls parhHssts TO ssamius, test and
eumpars their telrttvo mrTns. will he urutshsd. or
tequss,. from our shos, thioughsat tbs copniIy,.-
1hes. who Jpsi's machAs, witch 10 the hest wor,
should not tail 10 ,sad Tor this psmrhls ahd ts,t sud
eomrse ,hsIs stitehs, tor Themselves.
GROVER n BAKERS sEwiNG MACHINE
COTTON VII 10 tound supsrot TO ary IN the mar
he, Nts made by the hrst Europsan m,naiaetatsu
end pat 10 spool, OF $40 or $40 Nail' esrTs,,l,
fat The Grover n baker 4, ", to, In coassqusnc'
of sAtsnsiVs and timely aTNhgsmsHu with tsss
msnufsc,uvts Hri Hbls ~ ,sll this svpetioI Cot
ton bssw the prices OF OF hsT lsAding manSfetursrs
GROVER BAkrRs SEWING MACnlNi
TWIST long rsccgniIad 40 hs hsu Ia the matts'
tfaishsd In say quantities desired a. Nhols,ak o
ts,AilAt the los,N market pIicst.
For sale by Mrs. pt. GIBSON.
Timn, May 70, 1903. ,-B
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-10
Il. IA. HOrd.
wv. II. A. III. Noble.

Attorney Mt Law, TifIin, Ohio
once In shawhan's New Block, over shfVsfs store
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Attorneys & Counsctlors ut Law.
udcs Ia Singers New Block, opposite the Cont
House. noNHo
~ r. Noble Harrison Noble.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

tS- The shave named Ladies' we arc peuonaii, AZ
quuRinteA With, aud Know that irt,rNersl yeafs uhle
we lived In MsdinA, they Netr gryat sufferers. Miss
hasbren - badly afflicted thai II was With difficulty
CAIhclicnr ruuteN gnlsd hes VI her eompains. MY
Nils received great hsnedti irom thl, medicine, We
mend Va the Ladies' OF this Couniy us sale
aud efficient rsasdy for the many eompain,' they are
,Ul isettoa ,
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor CAnheld Herald,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-10

vhsGtovef n nsksrr VI, %. sts the ouly psuss
Who N .nufActuss and sell mschinss which both raw
fEsrserLy aud EshsotpIR rERrEcrty,
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H. n, KiNGsI.EY, Cleveland.
For ssls hy Dgpa,, n Co, a, u, Snyder, Tithn;
". Hall, Lowell; nt. 7. Yates, Grsen Sprnss; Wm.
Riningst, Atioai u, Hoffman & Co, MeCutcheaVille;
an by medicine dealers throughout the SiNi-.
n u. KINGS LEY Cleveland,
aesW AsSu, lor Ohio.
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A. N. Byers

Attorney at Law, Notary Public
and tnsnrsnoe Agent. OHIO. 10 cfoniset Bootsto
Pensions procured fof wounded oTd.Abled soidiur',
nd the 100 Bonaty provided for by Act Of Congress
The collection of all Eind. ofolaim' promptly attend
sdto. Jan2O2
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BP AIMS
PULMONIC WATERS.


Il u UAMONuO w AT EA0,
The most certain and spcely remedy ever
disc,y.r,I L,r all Iis..s.s oc ,bn
go "'s0"'.''" ''' "'N'' W w"
thcst ana Lungs, coughs, toIuS, Asth-
ma, Consumption, Bronchitis, In-
lueuzn IIoarsenesv nifHcult
n,,. -, ~,
b'e"'"'ns, S"'c ih'o"',
&C., sc.
Th.,, Wafer, CIV, tb, mast ip,,,btnneon, p,t
fe,, relief and when psr,ry,rejM,b .rcn,Inr TO d.
,s,t,on, nsy,IiI In ,Il,rt r,pI ami in,,in, .urs
have b.,n t.,tn,rd 10 ne rrrt benlih Who
have tried other mean, in vain. 70 all pIsar, nnd
iii r,r,,,ta,on, ,I,sy rts a Lissin.srJn c",.no"s
rel J.,,ni, no mat,,, ho,y Iors m. di,.a.. ,nnx
bsys s,i,.d o, how.y.t severe il NAV be. p,nyid,1
hs o,snnc ,,,,rtu,e of the via, organ. H. no, hone
is.,y A.rn,eI Ey,,y on, aflIpteI ,houl gi,s thsn,
an ir,p1,,isItrnl
y"
To NOchliSts ana Public speakers,
th... Wafer, are a,,icustly valuable They wiIIin
oNE NAY remove the most severe nccasionaf hoar,s.
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500 Bushels Flax Seed

WE srsin receipt Of 500 bushsls nax seed
~hich We will farnish W iarmsrs Wishing 10
COW. seed can alec 10 ebisinsd at Bslasaa.
bsst IN Aslmore. Call and get the terms.
~ A. .BusKIRKk 4 BRo.
Tim. hsneh l2--a HT
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THIRD.

Til. ~efh ,,seuted By the Gtp,.t a B,Lu Ma.
shinss hn received the fiEr ruHSiva A. even
r'ais fsit 10 the CnitSd ttat, NhsU II has b,sH
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j. j. steiner,

Attorney at Law, has resumed
ite practice and will give slct attention to all bust
Ne o. entrusted In hn Once IN the uofner nf Eberi
uiock. directly above the store room OF MI. George
I ayiot nd oppositsihs shAwhanl nllouss, apis
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-10

Are nfrUI ted undef Tie imme inie suptTVison OF
shful Physician, aud they mSy be relied uron In -
eases
The intelligence Of tho community IL not nsulted b,
the ot Of suglc medicine witch cl,ims TO cure III
DISEASES, but the GtwisnbetP Remedies uon,ists OF
eleven d. irrsn medicines, all unequallej In tho cuTe
oIthe diseases Tor which they are Tsccmtns " de
among which may be selected one appropriate to nny
oiths disease, Incident to th. county and climate.
.-.-ruprp rgrNnpp, ypo tr N, q M, -
,,Ii nnntnI n1n ~; nbi.e riIiS
p,i,s % .s"," Wy N'''' N'''' " '' '" Wv WV
~ ~ -
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Soldiers and their Heirs
Take Notice.

TuE undersigned has made such
arrangements that he can secure
BorErY, BACK PAY, Passions, &c.
FOR SOLDIERS AND Turm llRiRs IN
tho shortest possible time in which
the samo can be done.
| obtain PrNnoEs for DISABLED
SOLDIERS, for tho Wipow Of De.
CEASED SoLpitRs, for the WIDOWED
MOTHERS and ORruAN SISTERS OF
SOLDIERS who died unmarried.
am IN constant communication with the
rEorlN DTpAWtNInts, and eau insure prompt
tcturus to my Applications
FEES $500, For Each Application.
lfyou wish your business promptly a,,en
led to, aud Your accounts against the Coy -
crnm,nt collected sitl dispatch, cal on me
or FICE Ia Cruhisvs BOOK Store.
A. n, BSERS,
Tfu, February -. itt1 cot
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Nr. cg0hnInn.

N't2'stp efE ftgtgIt&St SegesSHs tss E~ernt9e.ss Ia Seasas,
a2r1balritE etnes b<s sFAsH ssshst6sE@sa &SatstrBg~Sgs+ Etsas
an Etr btd .srsWsr Gssl ktEss atssas IL Scr sslptSas&eE sea
eonoaas FdEtss ShssseSlss.s. tsre Gzssyrn Eg&htsa .aes8rs&A sAs
;Lnist nH @unesEceSssS RaslaaefE- pSGsa5a4,- sRs asnga lie GMs
ssl@ts rs sGthtsinj rsts, arsspItSs, &sIbSsak, be sa Csg-.gaz
hS $sfssal@t NIB snssFsa Eseastsftsa Ise:sU, Es5@s 4 g. ga
- % Ps9klt@E9 S<rsai@es AZ kSs ssj$stsrh Ntta ~ ssrss
S5M 6tf'sSfa Rit'n'ssesiea T. 4 .. ssFzets szasa3a&&$ So
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bDlHe dn3uFerti1tn.
-o @eber's Wnrf.
Bic Sic 4UH Dir WirG

Der rhtersei6nete pInitt bic @lFmtrfIartfeit BOW @eSeB-
lhatten iprte bic bes eeetrten gublifums I'M Mu aeunetnen bar
alt dl rt6ten, o6 er t~ebersett btrett TIT uQen Gortieen, tpelbs
@rctrFonetI ~absubolteu %gebentenl ieinen bdtebten Ndtf, auf
Terfleung an iteaeH. Cute Speien unb friihe (setfSrfe
trerber iiets ;a nndBtsen Yreiien Seratrei6t. W
~ 9unibuife, bte nab meinern AIaSs fabreu, asbea bon
ScutSapltr. UNI 8 nAS liz lsr UUrmitta9S unb 5 nHb 6A
nhr ~NadmIttaaS ab. iFabri IL Cts. -'L III -l
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@bfahrt n. @nFgrsft ser Wtfett5G0ta
IS at9 ,gs ut1 SI0e+ /.
8altim cre u. OF to Gifenbobns
laisl Mbf esbtt:
Sad 8aftipBtpn am 4 lfr 30 IRin.,
s O5 unb 10 llbr 8ormittagS uto unt 3 O5
8 SO unb 8 llbr Radimittlgs.
so n Walbtngtrn UNI 7 ubr, 8 Hbr ano
II. Is 8ormittass, unb nm 3. 90 ubr
5 Ilbr hnr 6. 80 Na&uittags. All
~sr~~
Der 1ccDmob attcnss 9u0
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