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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-30

few gay gamblers, aud their attendants
But on the whole Denver is quite Christian
city. In go matters looked blue. Shooting
was one OF the polite amusements but now we
have Mayor. Common Council, &C., and if
any one kills a man now he is called upon to
show cause. The buildings are largely con.
structed of wood. though many 6ne bricks are
completed. Business is very coed. Climate
the best ever saw. The story OF stock do
ing we'll in wiuter, which l would not believe
when was in the East, will not ask you to
believe now, yet it is fact. Cattle fatten
rapidly here through the winter, yet they
should be fed. Snow lays several days some.
times. Farmers generally do not feed any
stock, except it is worked. The fattest beef
ever saw, was taken from the grass in Feb.
ruary, and killed with no feed except what
they gathered themselves from the grass
Wheat of the finest quality is produced here
though we have no rain generally from May
to February. All kinds of produce furnishes
fine. A beet weighed 26 8 lbs; a potatoe
5 l OF; to 9 turnips 25 to 49, Have
seen potatoes sell at 25 cts per Ib and now
they are one cent. Butter has been one dol.
lar. now SO cts. Flour has been $25 here,
SIS in tho mountains, 35 miles west, per cwt.,
now from Sc to So, as good as can be, is made
here. Our market affords IL to Is varieties
Of fresh meats. Gold, silver, lead, iron, coal,
coal oil, soda, salt petre aud salt, all, abound
in this country. Denver is fifteen miles from
the base of the mountains, and rather the lar,
gest city entire in the territory. About the
Oregon mines is perhaps more inhabitants on
a given space, but there are several cities term,
ed Nevada, Central Missouri. &c. All together
about 60 quartz miues 10 these mining works
more prosperous now than heretofore Many
claims have been copped over aud consequent
ly not remnnerative while being sunk through.
Forgot to tell you we have two daily and two
weekly papers here, will at future day send
a more comprehensive account of this country.
Ever yours,
OMER o. KENT.
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ENGLISH BIRTHS AND DEArHs.-In the year
1862 there were 7ll.69l children born in
England and Wales. the largest number ever
borG ii Ibis Kingdom in a year, AID amount
ing 20 40 less than 1855 5ay. zs6.5ls per.
sons d'4t. l,,t95 tat, d rurne-g aaicb. 10 s
.htl an.tia' oopnsIoo, .ss ezce2ded in 1854,
l263sat 1853. Tt: Es7ul, ef .ts y4.r nav
b 'sp~St led his: Az21c o,sty 10000
p---1a' as -, sE6 353 "~x '@c.3 .esds
N>s;e <.osa:s-.e tt9- sicst Drp.ffc roou'..
'.loa % fsat1i 10 tho cosl nradteag di,t.icts o'
tie North, IN e., q :tshi:s. aa6ia she tafiv.
iag pxis ca the Tyne and Wear.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-30

WOOD PAPER-There is an establishment
VI " noyer's Ford, Mont Coy. carried on by
wash d Co, which manufactures paper from
sood. Any kind of white wood is used
s'om hye to six cords are consumed each day.
Annui TWO and half IONS OF paper are
r. n9'1iactrrec per day. running day and nigat.
we: htty hands are employed, and tee pcper
aaed ~ & aunaer OF onr issding aewsoa.
S .Spec.rens Of mating SeisiDg pa
- s Jhst aelng Gri+t. TSa at 0. making
eH,.s' cns q So1t is decidsdlY noselty,
.u9 a veil worth the at.s1l!oa Of sae cQGs.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-30

an Ahyssnan missionary, writes" Fond as
the Abyssinian women are of embroidered gar
ments and other Gueries, it is strange that they
should never try to gain even slight &C.
quaintance with the use of the needle. High
and low alike depend upon their male friends
for every stitch in their dress. Tastes, of
course, vary in different countries but con-
fess that it always provoked me to see tall,
bearded fellow acting the dressmaker, and
sleader girl performing the functions Of the
groom"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-30

EARNEsrNEss OF WoMAN's LovE-It was
the wife Of Senator ANDREW JOHNSON, who
taught hin to read, and thus started him in
his career of greatness and usefulness what
a good wife is that But still more touch.
ing proof of the holy love of the true woman,
is that related Of the wife of soldier 10 New
England State. She could not read formerly,
and while in his society thought little of it
But when he went forth to defend her and his
children from the wrath of the slave despot-
ism, her woman's heart impelled her to learn
to read and write. so that she might see and
understand with her own eyes what he said
and also so that no prying unfeeling eye
should iuterpose between her and her husband.
Precious boon she can now write to him,
and can read his writing without any nterpre.
ter. Is not the latter the most beautiful illus.
tration of womsn's devotion
We add another proof. A lady friend,
travelling from Elmira to WilIiamsport, made
the acquaintance of soldiers wife. going to
visit him at Washington, in bis sickness, and
denying herself food Oh the way, lest her mo-
ney should not hold out Three ladies learn
iug the fact persuaded her to receive some as
sstancs, which sent her rejoicing on her way.
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ROME AT NooN.-The spring deepens into
summer, and before the last days of June
have come the city is empty, silent and Ro.
man. The sun bakes all Cay on the lava pave
ment, and they who are in the streets at noon
creep slowly along in the shadows, clnging
closely to the walls The shops are all shut
for two hours. and the city goes to sleep The
snla.a Of foao sins soagd LOUD ,ad coo,
10 .hc 0cusr5s u. sssa' II not f.. ID. bara-
iag STA sad tfg O. .',as tssts g. 20 C The
pev-psat. ycu might rst.-3: ea2nCso s. aid
@gtt, ,Nsa n de-. story, -l35S II Ros.a.
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pr,3ts- cat West, whase a6O-.ls nail q
-'l. tro1 arr ot.e- taiie.ag, s,.i "! h41SG
Sssigs ca iha Anb c. ,ree, stvs -tHe1 =.
al aPxeatoe.9 He sAys y A boy ffsu' tos
esuas,y preferred
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-30

Le.ye, th.s Aro least heconl2g TO We
-ior'a ofox-.aaves az sosecce.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-30

TE5 nan shon nosed a. su.udmsns ipjur
I'd els spine By sas operation.
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Fellow soldiers Of the Cumberland loyal brave and true
Who have left your northern fresidez southern traitors
20 subdue-
Let's send home for Copperhead regular blatant cuss
And the beauties of soldiers life make him share with
Well put him in pup" tent, with the cold ground for
his bed.
With rubber blanket underneath no Government
head;
Let him shiver there till morning. seepless and in pain
And each succeeding night the thing do again.
At breakfast time dainty dish his appetite wod tempt
For from such little business most soldiers exempt
Poor baconhould he breakfast rusty poor and black
Accompanied by coffee weak, and miserable hard tack
Then preparations quickly make get evything in trim
March lin OF on picket, and may insect, pick at him;
May every bush rebel SEEM strange sounds salute his
ears.
And all be sees and all he hears but serve to wake his
Let him slosh round shoeess in the mud into puddle.
fall,
And always late at dinner be. also at bugle call,
While shiyerng round the campfire may be burn bis
boots and clothes,
May the smoke blow always in his eyes and 60 ngling
up his nose.
May he six months without money Be and no trusting
sutler bout,
And should he get his canteen filed may it somehow all
leak out!
May he have postage stamp, and for his aching
jaw,
OF tobacco, not quite half enough, for half chaw
Forced marches may he have to make in rain and snow
and mud,
mi.
his blood
And that tn. beauties Of march he might the better
Rheumatic winges all have and the chronic darrhea
From Nashv lille down to Hunterve the coming
days.
Let him hoof the dusty pike beneath the suns hot
rays
His feet with blisers covered his limbs all weak and
lame,
And guess he'll think soldiers life Is any thing bu.
tame.
Infested may his clothing be with all the little fry.
That the soil of Alabama can so abundanty supply;
Have all bis dirty shirts wash in and black
Shirtless and dirty weeks to Co. clean rags for his
back.
And when the conflict RACES ferce keep him always
the font,
Let him feel beside exposure the battles ercest brunt
Let minnes whistle round his head shrekng shell burst
near.
Let him keeny feel the agones which alone the guilty
fear.
And finally in hospital, minus a leg orso,
Somewhat emaciated, an most dreadfully low,
Well lay what's left of Copperhead upon dirty bunk.
To regain his wasted energies weak tea and tough
chunk.
Severed the ties that bound hearts, babe cherished
ones adieu- g..
And will brook the insults which heaped upon
our heads,
By the traitorous Northern cowards the slmy Copper
head
GEO. L. COVERT,
Co. c. 7th Pa. Vol.
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. Th. Sih Who cried for "a @hssr did7
gHh!
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VIA. v.yaseAie in INA .aosi o6j.c.ioaas.s
% board . ship A lssk.
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Extract Of a Letter from Fort Donelson
Fort DoNELsoN, March %, 1868.

FORT DoSgLsoN, March 28, 1868.
DEAR ONEs AT HONE To-day finds me on
board the boat Fanny McBurnie. now laying
near Fort Donelson, awaiting the soon expect.
ed arrival of Gunboat, to accompany her on
70 Nashville. as the rest Of the voyage is more
or less dangerous without the assistance of
such boat-it would, therefore, be impru-
dent to leave this point without some means
OF defence to accompany US to our destination.
There are, also. good many soldiers hoard
without arms. beside many We luable articles be.
longing to Uncle Sam. 1t would be quite q
handsome little prize for the rebs to crow over,
besides some little loss to the Government
There are also FIVE other boats under the same
circumstances. awaiting the the motion of a
Gunboat. The Captain of the boat is we'll
aware of the danger that is before US he SAYS
he will lay here till the boat rots before he will
leave without they give the crew arms or the
aid OF Gunooat. In fact it is not safe to
stay here, for the place is threatened every
day. The rebels made desperate attack on
this place about three weeks ago, 5000 strong
there were only 500 Federals, but they held
the place.
Our trip from Camp Chase, Ohio, was pleas
ant and we availed ouselves of the oppor,uni.
ty to make it as agreeable IS possible The
following song, which is very popular among
the boys. may hit hard on
YE COppFRUEADc
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@itDuns BON uniOns Qeasuen in Cllbaur..

IIbanp, co.. Otut. Gtne erOSe nab
entbuFaftlae 8srlammluns purpe beute tn,
capitol abgsbaIten, I'm cline untpn 2eaons su
.bilDen. j1o5 gas 2.aa3s' 3af@ u
Gbumas u. Slertt praiOirts.
Nt@ter 6urlbut bradte fOl9enoe 81 l0lutton
etn. bic etnltmnttg angenpninea wuroe: 6
Ser Staat beOarf Der unbsptneten 9atfe
aner lOYalen Manner, Die Momtnifrattcn
muB untertIbt werben, nm ale fstnolt4en
DsmOnfratiUnen BON bislOpalen Yerlonen 3u
untercriden &c. bic 8,rlammluns eisbt alen
@srrGtbern TIRE sren5enloie @sraatune unb
ben jurid8etebrteu, tpte mod I'm 6elD bsfinb,
It@sn TOlOntatrs TIRE bSHlte MGtune unOans
e~rfsnnuns gu ertennen uap freut ta bersliG
Der aus benz Sabweltsn empfanseaen sinft-
gen NaHriHtsn. e7i-'1 g
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Stantrat6.

y tee 3wetg,-Tie Vetittun BON 6r1,
SnO Ncgsrs, wslGer TN, GrlanbntB 6tttst, auI
leinem Gt9enttu Ht Ia NOrO ,6istftr.s ether
9OI3Iduppen errt6tsn 81 Dirfen, paype re-
fertrt.
Dss Nntras fur bic 3Gbiuns berumlaufsu
Der 9nnbe $500 a~n3awetlen, tpurce- anf bsu
1tia ee!est.
Die @elQluttOn, S6rttfstns n CALHOUN
uno 6patn6 Strabe az teeen, wurbe auf ben
Slid BsIeet.
Die Neloluttpn, berGGiebenen WerGonen Dae
tdOttlAe 8Ouut9 3a 9sUabren, uurOe anse,
nCinmea.
Ginr Rsiplutiun gum @rbGGtniB bas oerIt.
8. 6. DalaEsY tuwrpe anaenummen.
9srr Qcoper belt als Tribnt fGr bas On,
benton Dt8 8srIioybensn cine fur3e Nebe.
Die betpen 8ranNen fauen su etNer Gts-
SUTTON, bic Il SsunOe pG9rts, 5ulammen uni
na9 8eenttSang p~s1lsl6ea Sertagte a3 be,
3weig.
3wetter 3weis. linz BITE @littsl
($l8.000) 1nr Grbauun9 elmer Reinerner
Bride i6sr SOnss Gaas az ~ssrlansen, Be-
IbIOb man 9lotsu, psltbe Satere6en sewdbrsn,
a~us3u9ebsn,
NueslIats bes tottsebobten Sppss Son 9
8. 9uIaaes, Geq, tpurpe etne Combinations
0slptut;on 3a (etnsm Mabsnfsn palFrt.
Die I IOluttpn, Die 9t8euIe fur Basotsl,
b!S sum l. Stunt ouf bee aItea 5Dbe gu loltn
tpmrpe pfrwgrftn. G-14 Iss
Der Nntraa, gentle GbeiIe BON Moaumeai
Strabe einer RsparatGr sa mnteruerfsn, tpuro'
au9enon'rsen.
Mad3 elmer 8erat6une NIT beut 1. 3wet9'
perta8te fh bte 8ranhe.
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bon elmer gEtttIpe % Gents fir ~pfrfauft
@rttfeI $37 +; Ton eiuen BxegnD S5.
DrofD6 WarT9a4I Tf16 fertiot
qtItfan Die fOlaenben Sale at Gorneltu.
SonO, George GbOrerS uub Cornelius Grler
yparfi1 euf bic @rflage, Sitter BIS oOlbener
&ttfsis ngp fetnoIid gegea ras @oueernfnten
8'iinnt gu fcin. Detbaftst po,oen ; nohpem IL
BEN &Ffuei0 9eleifst bhlten, uureeu lie sn!=
MIaiea,
0scrge uab Saccb @tCpir tusiasrten (d,
BEN GiS 80 ne9naea u,,p ;pnrDen Dsgbalb sus
riidbesaIseu.
Sacob Gelse nno @barles MarI6au batten
NIT Den Nfbellsn rep @ebelIensefanaeneu ia
WbeelIng. ga, Vegtebr unter5alten nnO ipur,
Den oeabal6 naA Sort W1c6eatY eeIanbt.
GtfnIO tpur0e elm 8suiner Seibert I'm Sort
Oela~are unter9e5rad6e.
Gs bate fid 9~efunbe,. Bog bic Rofer bon
Wfrs. Yerrtu nno Dlrs. Norris, tuelde serur.
tbet!t tparen, mad benz Saoen .9e1hift an tper.
oen rno bon bter ain Oteuiae abainaen. bet
cersr Anfnnft In Dotnt Of Nod5 fir $4OO
Observation-Disclosures suibteIten. Diele gBao.
rsn tpuvoeu sum 8sifen btS GouSernements
confiscttt, uno ben Damsn font bte Qsbre oe.
gehsis, Bog S9mne0eEn rtn unpOrtbatl6affes
TT.
- gSir moGen unlers 9eier gang be,
anf GAS bs!tte Nbsnb tn Der 2urnbuue
. Unurama bss 86tintroms
aufmsttIatn.
Bzg| 81. 9etnria 6sib ntrb beute. n
letnsm 9Otal, 8elatr . @arten, etnem eematbs
It6eu Sa1 oerantalten.
GS- 9eute Nbene Quartet 5 @cn3ert tn
WrOsttsr 5aus, Sab 8reoerldRr.
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9(us bem ebcnononuh zg6ofc.
G,efed,t init beren.woaons f.; sa;as,.s.ss

~sIee9t NIT NebenensG aoaneric Bel asind,effcr.
n. 100 @tu6eRer, 10. Mat.
I'm GENERALIZATION Shead: ~
Wietne GaUallerte bate 9eute 6 Wtstlen bon
bier eth @efs6t NIT Der 6ebelen : GaeaaerIe,
tn tpel&em 6 Der Qsbteren setSbtet uR0 z, etus
l&lieblt6 etnes @apttainS u. eines ~2ieutenaats
-gefanseg ipuroen. Gs ltac mir tthe gsrluae
auf lnlerer Seite gsmspet.
Die &ebslen tpsroen BON Der az tnsinsm
Commando aeb6renben @apalerie nod bsrs
folet. 81. s. MtlrOA .S
Z @eneralmator. q"
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uniOn Qeaa,se Gpnpeufion.

@te1etanb, 20. Stat. 6ou. 81. ..
SpauIotns pralotrte Der teute 3ulammenoe.
trstenen nntOn 2saSue GonpsnstOu.
Die MnweienOen tpnreen Don pea 9on.
Moatscmero Blair, OaSto paul 8rOpn, S.
SO. Nlblep, SnO 5ut@tns, SaS2ane uao msb-
rersn Mnrerea o~Cre1irt. Die 8erGammlun9
mar cine iebr 3ob!ret&e unc Sin gsl3luB, Dos
0OuSernement 3u uutsrtiBen, purpe sefabt,
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BON WDrO Carolina.

New Oort 20. Wat. Der Dampfer
2ancer e!ue nm II. BON Nerbsrn al uno
traf beute bier eth. SIS ma niGts psresfaqeu
tn oteisH Department ; bte Eruppsn erfteutsn
lT@ Der bsten @siunobett, unp Gen. Softer
lief nod INNER an psn 8efsRIsgnsen son
gepterr nrbsiten. d. sa
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9 / E + q { E b E

Ster y + c G b E r.
Ter un!er;ettnete uaGt bisru.it BEN galttmpr,r Birtben
bic srgetsne NnSetes, b1b er be uRe Ietuer tn Rcw Nort,
sVol9tn0lOn. tcSOte ben rrfitiea Der berpOrra9eabfen StGeten
ner. gee. 8 'lrto 9igsfr. auss.fsst Bat,
Y gete bort gu eriebta, erbaIt I'D Dag er n ttteIR bteIer Wea-
'@;nel tn tlelnsren oesr St ssren JaF 81 etne R t6e son ga.
sea- rpue I'm @~ertu9ten letaeS tVsea lauren GaIts ,u ptrIte.
rfn; spiio Ute nlepr piarenb tes 3apfeus tmmsr eIan,b,uer
nno oepa1 tc,9ltda. S%snfdbsn Butlse@mpe, ME beim I'm.
5as[sn' 9ls:pISeItt9 miro - BET @r(parMae ue6r ale fer
SelTe ess G'les N tscsm erSSEf4tsn Gt1tiua, Der tRable
erb0Itsr.
DGs Ses3ieGe Der gfai&tne, tSpte eerea geIst@?sit tR Eel
SIN. 5r. g irOn:r gu etisben.
SpbU G6fLItn9er, .
(zODta1Sul Re. 227 Ste @trase. Rew DorE.
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2uffSnbe In MtOiiiivpf.
~rofIamatiOn Nes OOMpernenrs @ettus

SIN MifflTppt nu6 Den 9tebslen pas Die1s
ler na9e an Der 4sble ltetea, pte liA pies aus
etnem Mufrhfe an has g0lE pD, Dem Ns6ellsr
@caOernetr f6!is6en l0et. rs nGr6el9nSrt In
btelem Documents Die GinWObner at Der
Wnfen BIZ ellen, li3 In @Ouupasnten at for
mtren mno bsno 6sttD, Der I9pn nabe ca Den
Eblren Der frtebttfben 6auIsr 5st, nit Ssrfest
ben 3a bsftu. CT tanmsrt DisI pom Der @0rs
unO &itterlt9tsit Der @inpobner W~liIRG1ppt's
unO dppeltrt an tire 8aterIanbsttebe tn BE-
reeten Worten. Ssbe Dftnute - fagt Ct --
pie mir mn8euaet Derfreidbsg laNen, IAwiat
uu(ere tapferen Scloaten unb ma1t Dengeinb
It1rfer mnp tabner. Des9alb, I4lte6t &c Ietne
YfOttamattOn, lese Sober letn @eiGdft bsi
5ette, nno ellie gu BEN @afsn, nm unlern
bepransten 8rhosrn 5ilFe rnD unteraIsung
brtnBen gu fSnneu. nae : .fa1e3 eesa
Der 9ufruE MAJ pen Sadlpn Stat 5. Das
tttt !; be.ts ftbet ptr nan, Dab Dem @omver'
neur ietne besetaerte ap|pra8s ntdts gsaast
9at, ga Sndipn bsreits Ia uRfern 9anben TT,
nnp bte brapstf Burger an .bepsa ritteslt@s
Gbres ct opps1trte, eS ,eorge5caea habsa sn
Sanlt az blst6st.., fat pts- sr b1fte,a tpte etT
Manl as ben Dafen ssa 8retfsn..T = asa -,.
Mas m~nterDeb ans Dem armea 0ensernear
Eleiner @rscuttpe nnb feineRa Weapnert oewor'
ben; bapon lApetst Die Sage. a.Ha3,s p
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ataptwabIen.

QndpSrt, 81. q. 10. Dtat, Gte gcaal
Nplt,ttsM asifratS inter BEN 'asas =
s5nsD "InS beats nit stsI 9sbsn une 0stl
ZIP IA. Ssfpb @1. 2amilton,. Der untUnf
DOE W. pnrss nit 16 MaiOgtIet SeSs'
H' elS~sftt6 @ygaunteu, .. 8. @eosrn'
GyRS1t,
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gcrtbeilbafGe 0elesenbett.

Uiue {66n eina5rittete unD lNt llebIeTen J0bren nl rem
bstsa G,fOs b.trt, benz Dt.bi&att i'm SfIt@en Gtaettb y e
gu pertaufen, ia GET iesse GisenisGlsr eth eneerss @tl@aE
etns sro6s YarD flr Scnimtrw1thl@ai fOWte aud Gtaamtits
'etten tit Eln1persuGe1asen. AdssFss in Dee Stgss ese'ss
UIQtsS. t9ESots)
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- +cr1 = Tcx3.5TE I9-TIsI - 9
'Nl4"yS m. 0eGeE, Der DOE ftlt9ea, 2a6eni
gssen 3bes gssea6tss, an BEN TN sorissn
Jdpre ceT WGallDau CO 20. III @taso geTE eC'
IOlStsn Gtnbrud, betbeiltGt 81 Is1a, osrbaf'st
mprDen tU1r, wurDe geferE IN Uoi1e elt!ge OGs
nene GUlnaS GeSehtS Dor Rldbsfrl sIpIie tee
c.L-. re- n.n4 az $500 80
Ilert. 20 Fsulc ItD Het1Ncs zap 2OebeH elfIeN
DIR oernubten EpthDrS NIT eIuer uorhdpma 6hy
49," 80" ~ ~y
ten untegIGTift Oer1eben tn0 Grf Der SGrf DoU
0chusrn <, En nsS Ssntfrt hnttpr 81 MDets,
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S!ne aUtrtblfett, Setb1rben NIT Speifsfnlcu. an Der geun.
~ nanta grenue. If gu rertoMfet. Ros GeIbSft a st f,Sr
sut: @iuhh hes Usrtaufs: Mustttt tes Ghsilbspers.
Nadanfraaen ylc. $50 Der nj. Nrenne. fann
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vW 1863,
G6ubmaGber aufgepaft4

Sd babe Jest User 1900 Sstsn sObI uIeSsr euf Eager, bas
t@ Az ~toIs:ncen btQtsen @rstsaniassns bic 2 bis 3 @ents per
pfnnb ;,isprtaer limb, ais pc Gnbsren &eoerbdne! ern, Gbseben
min. @ebt auf bts @teiie u10 bann tpEssat G1s i@ant Gup
oas 2eber an, sbe Sbr fault!
GeIks G~altfcrnier : ues 6enlIDd- S~cbIfnIe6er .......28-31
" 8uenOs Mpres undergraduates % ..........21-aO
pttma Qualtt0t OGiRcto 8 mIo6 20 ....".......28-ZS
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Gn,tsa T $3.50
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81. Go, Watent!eber $3 PIC plumb, oct CanSsn Sdnten % 90.
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(6Dfois) SO AZ Observation-Disclosures
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Gilenbabnsnnfau

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nj anca; ~, Mat.a1 stto Ger @rpreB,ug aui
Der Atlanties nno @tsat 8etern Babn aue
elmer @aI0ine, siuem @lpafpdssn IMP s0ei
Dafasterpnsea ,bsae9eab, 5slte aber sine
Bride !realtG, bon rer Statiua fu5g, 9tna
lSislel6e anssfG9r''tn III Der Mtt1e dlseinagSer.
unOa ltee ben Eenber Der @tafaIne, Dan Sc.
FAD, uup etaen Dolastespa8ens eintBe 10
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par nnr leiGt&beiAdoist.a S3unt Slid no,
9er ttstte Bad, Der nnter Der Bride lGuft
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Bon bsn paTaSteren If fetaer sragliA
l9oDtat:-g - q. |. Z .ar a1sL.gm .aaaal q. 90 :. -
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,oobrI6etnIt6, Spa6 ouf etuise 3eit btu stn'
gs,peeuue am 0OtOmoe atuttfnost' va
Sen. Scooter 1T es nit Der V%srltpsrung pay
man Fe ni&t stumti&sn peref aaGstm Sslteul
,~crben. leiusu .etansu DlanenSu foI8en.
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~" pridsn Die Nstnun9 aus, pap Ssus
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Neue Mn3eiaetr.

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+, IL Sur Srx. Stefan, gtsrSrGrsr. Itest stn @rte
In Der Weder-DfRce. ~
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Ieat Elm Srief In Ger Wafsr- Offee.
Uuc orn. Wm. Sldel lie i ttn &:tei In BET 9peder.CfFes.
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Mb3et6en Der NatiOnaI IIuiOn
Nedouk.

gin S@tlo mt Gternsn unb etrefen uni SufSrtls III BON
par Weretnoun9 ale BAG Slnntlto b rIelben e1tcren woIben.
Gr 1thett II elmer Babel ron l6far6tbtaen Gp(bt In rotb.
metz uao blaIer @natg, GMr Usrf&idtn an @tebetUetfau.
Ir Vrcoenaret eegen @ineubune BON 50 gts. rel1ttrbene Win.
Her, ,SHte ou1 etuieere SSrtt1 inject man # Il, ian,mt etuem
tI tn uniereu & 4eer "
al 1909 2eWt8, GIdrf&gr,
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8efEc Osle9enbsit fur OefA6ftes
IPrffe .

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oim 5sten @rfola betrieben mursen. fcDYe o,rh Elm ors 90.
4 t2netcs @rGeeriegei&dft. aa psttaufen, Iente ib bit.nit lie
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u ~ " 1fatt etntrfttn mEdten. auf bieIg Ib:a. Ndbere
@ns5unT sEtestIe t4 IN mtsnem & tai, 80. 5S Gambenfr.
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6ipaore RS atrf6 4 Mi o. 50',ios0se
Remn(sloan5eE IS rgetptltt8e 5nt
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MmeriFa 8auDerein 80 =.

VerttnSIpt I 10 60 gtUrO ydtGtras. Bel gDna. @&sabos.
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