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The Militia.

A Columbus dispatch says that returns
Of the organization Of volunteer militia
companies continue to come in rapidly,
and within a few days Ohio will have q
large force for her protection. The State
authorities had made arrangements for
camp and garrison equipage for nine reg
imsnts forl their use, when ordered into
camp, in accordance with the provisions Of
the Militia Law. The competition in the
different districts for these camps Of
which there viii be eight, has already be-
come lively. All but two or three of the
places have been selected.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10

UNITED STATES CoURT.-Thomas Supple
plead guilty of pedling without license,
and was sentenced to be imprisoned for twen-
ty-fOnr hours and pay the costs.
0rmae Monagan received a similar sen
tence for Iimilar offense.
E. B. Howard was indicted by the Grand
Jury for purchasing of a soldier his arms.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, July Z.
A further list of prisoners who have
died in the hospital prisons are received,
and forwarded to Washington for publica-
ton.
The steamer City of Albany, from White
House, arrived.
On the morning Of the 1st, General Get
ty, with 10000 men, proceeded from White
House to destroy the remaining bridges
over South Anna river. He returned this
morning to White House, having accom-
plished most of his mission satisfactorily.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10

COLONEL t. B. PoND, of the cd Ohio, ar
rived this morning, having in charge Captain
J. WOOdfOrd, of Company H., Sd Wisconsin
Infantry, who was wounded in the head at
Gettysburgh. Captain WoOdford left for
home on the early train. He was furnished
breakfast by the Aid Society.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10

THE SECOND WARD RELIEF SOCIETY will
meet at three O'Clock P. n, in the parlOrs of
the Stone Church, on tomorrow friday.
If those ladies whose subscriptions are due
will call and pay them, or send them to the
Treasurer, they will relieve the committees
of much labor, and send comfort to many a
soldiers family,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10

FATAL ACCIDENT AT SHELBY.-Lsst eve
ming "wednesday some of the citizens of
Shelby got up celebration in honor of the
fall of the famous rebel stronghold, Vicks-
burg. While cannon was being fired, it ex-
plOded, injuring four or FIVE persons, some of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10
FROM THE POTOIIACARmY.


Herald speclaIs:
Gen. Lee is on this side of the Potomac,
unable to cross with his army. 1t is an
ticipsted battle will probably occur near
the old Antietam field. Our forces are
rapidly concentrating, and desperate bat
tie is impending. The river is swollen to
q great height and is still rising. South
Mountain has been occupied, and Harper's
Ferry is in our possession.
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2
L am, Sir, yours very truly,
4 THAIBERl.
fETanlLstI0n-lFTom &c EEeneh.l

Ftrnn1lEttOn-AE From the Erench.l
Aftsr EcFing payediOn the Pianos OF Messrs. hnabe
Co, It Is lPossible not 70 bear testimony to their
qualities Wbsh have acquired for them the eminent
ms9afseture, On which have played are exceeding-
II remarkable for tbsir qualities Of TosH The Bats
s powerful, without hsrshnes5, and the upper notes
sWest clear and harmonOugly mellow, (chryst1lani
aud DO not hesitate TO express in regard to these IN.
strunz Is my entire satisfaction and to declare thal
theY areoqual if not superior 70 the best manufae-
tnred il EUROPE or this country BY he most celebIa-
tsd makers. l5ignedl l.. "a. GOEESOHALks
To ksszrs VIZ KsABE o., Baltimore II can.
not Vt congratulate you upon the immense progress
yo1r Pa N0s, which In my opinion, rank among the
Tsry beet l. The COUNTY,. II. sfkAkOsCH.
NJ GO BARLOW These noble INSTRUMENTS
uasesS S,ens resources Of power and expression.
& es Pa | Is soL9i o while the high n0tss are bril-.
liant clear and pure e silver 3ells. -, ..,io,
The scale Il even wi bout single naWi t5e setlou
4. sIootb and avsio 'tly easy; and the pedal Affects
tbs fnest Of which the GlotorJe Is 5Isee tiDie.
In word Knabe's Plan, are NoISlk u tE ss 3SS 49,
Ella "A BHEPHER
MIG. A BARLOW, Dear SIR II giEss me pleasure
state THAT eJslsvr ths Kuabo Piano equal 70 any
and superior to most instruments made in this coun
Try, especially in richness sHd volrule Of tone.
Having used Of the saule for ten or more hours
Of each day, for two years, feel confident in recom
msnding them 70 all who unacquainted W tn their
great qualities" am, resDestfnlly yours.
Teacher OF Music Cleveland Eemsi ) seaIi5ar
g. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir 1T gives me much pIsas
TO be able to say, that consider Knabes Piano
he nne5t, both IN volume and sweetness which have
tVer played upOns either N America or Europe
Thep5 dals operate with better ehsct than in snv
other ns truments and in fact, Knabe's motto may
truly be, 'ENoelsior-" Mrs. o. s. DOUGLAS, .
Teacher Of Music, Cleveland.
Proi, Il. J, HOTaE4GLE, Teacher Of Music 10 the
Onlo STATE Blind Asylum1 write 't After examining
large number of Wm. knabe Cos Piano FOrtes,
l unhesitatingly pronounce them superior to any
have seen. Their tone Is grand and noble; they have
great capacity for sustaining the sound; and their
volume o. tone OF power have never heard sxoellsd
tone purity and durability" m
THAT the knabe Piano Is superior TO all otherl
made in this country, for briiiancy, sweetness and
volume o. Tone needs only to be heard to convince 20
the tact.n-l State Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July s.
Information received tonight indicates
another battle imminent at Hagerstown.
All precaution has been taken to secure
the capture Of Lees army.
firv ruruUr that Besnregard was at CUi-
pepper Court House with 10000 men is
believed to be canard.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10
LOCAL MATTERS.
[FFOm Last Evenings Edition. ]

DRAFT IN P1TTsBURGH-A draft was
made in Pittsburgh yesterday. We have not
learned the number of men drafted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10

A delegate to the Missouri Convention,
being determined to defeat the emancipa-
ton scheme, stayed so long away from
home, that his slaves got lonesome without
him, and took up the line Of march for
Kansas,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10
Blockade Runners.

A letter from off Charleston Harbor to
the New York Tribune, says that three
steamers succeeded in getting in during
The three weeks preceding the 28th ultimo.
A battery, apparently formidable, has
appeared near Fort Sumter, and it is re-
ported that three iron-clsd rams have been
built at Charleston.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10
CAPTURE OF RwELL's TRAINS.


The Times correspondent with Kilpat-
rick's Cavalry, writing from South Noun
tain, reports the capture on the 4th, Of all
Of EwelPs wagon train, four miles long,
strongly guarded by infantry and cavalry,
with 800 prisoners and 1000 horses and
mules.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10

CoUKTERFEIrER ARREsTED.-There was
an important arrest of a counterfsiter yester-
day, Of which we are not now at liberty to
publish the particulars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10
nhio KILLED md wounded.

Among the killed at the battle of Gettys-
burg was Lieutenant c. N. Sehielly, First
Ohio Artillery. J. Clark, First Ohio Bat
terry, was wounded in the arm and had it
amputated. The following are the casual
ties of the Eighth Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10

partment OF the South.
The Port Royal News Of the 9th ult. has
the following regarding operations in that
quarter:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10

CINCINNATI, July Q.
Special to the Commercial from Tulla-
homa, the 8th:
Bragg yesterday retreated across the
Tennessee, and destroyed splendid bridge
at Bridgeport. Stragglers captured say
the army is demoralized, and crumbling as
IL recedes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10
FROM LEAYENWORTH.


LEAYENWoRTH, July s.
Aspecial to the Herald, dated Sunday,
July 5, says that General Blunt with all
the cavalry he could raise, started from
Fort Scott to Fort Gibson, in the Indian
Territory.
= Information received at the headquar-
ters of the District of the Frontier shows
that Colonel Phillips Indian Brigade is
hard pressed by the enemy, who is report
ed 1000 strong. Three infantry regiments
are marching to reinforce Colonel Phillips.
Gen. Blunt took no train, and will cross
the Arkansas and offer battle.
REBEL ADVANCE AGAINST COUCH.
HARRISBURG, July 9.
No information has been received here
Of the rebel advance down the Cumberland
valley against Couch.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10

PROMOTION OF MEADE AND GRANT.
NEW YORK, July 8.
A special to the Times, dated Washing
ton, July 8th, says Generals Grant and
Meade have been promoted-the former
Major General and the latter Brigadier
General in the Regular Army.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10
ETery Piano WAFFsRtedEOF Five Years,
six month
OLD PIANO Ik5 KEL0BEOHS TAKEN IN EYCHAEE
ALS0-ON HAND.
Nelodeoag Snail ITttTuusRts. Striaga Se

Among the many certificates Of the excellence and
merits OF these Pianos, would refer the follow
ng:-
MR. W. kEABE, Baltimore, Dear Sir II have great
pleasure in certifying that have tried you square
Pianos and ind thom equal, II not superior, to any
a. this country. Among their great qualities which
distinguish them, Is the Of tone, the agree
hiSs aud easy touch, and volume Of tOne. Wishing
yOz al the success you so highly deserve,
am, Sir, yours very truly,
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NLEVELAND 8 ER4E R. B.
,. SUMMER ADVANCEMENT. 1853


1853. SUMMER ADVANCEMENT. lssl
On and after Mona Alril 18th, lsss, Passenger
Trains VIII ruH - '-'-'----'-' = '--7
t-... .= .-. ND.
1000 A. H.-DAF sRAIH-stoppinz At
Minoughby, %ss--Hsillas Geneva, Ashtabuis,
Oonneaut ana yfIraru Oniy, and arrive at Erie q
IL PIX; Dunklrkat 3:43 Pm; Buffalo ai 5:lOPm.
4'O0 p n--O!hClhNATI EXPRESS-stOppinR at
PainesYlllo, Ashiabula and Girard only, and ar
riTes a. Erie 100 P. NJ Dul,Eirk $50 P. N; Buha.
40 F.M.@MAiL AND ACO0a! !FOpATIOH TRAIN
-stoFFing at all station end arrives st Ere at
s:45 ?. s.-HIaHT EKPREss TRAIN-stoppipF At
Tiyss g Erie at lUs }. NJ DunkiFk 30 A. ";
Buffalo 40 Al. .f-
LEAVE ERIE
I:l5 A. H.-NIGHT EXPRESS EMBELLISHMENTS az
Girard, Aahtsbula and Psinesvills only, and ar
-, rlSes q glsyeland at 4:45 A. T. - -
LI5topPing 3 a. al stations aud rives at Oleys-
9.55 A. .H--TOLEDO EXPEEsS Stopping at all sta
tons except SWenville saybrook, unionvills,
Perry, Mentor and Wieklifie, and arrives ct
Is2s P n.-DAY EXPREsS FRAIH-stopvinQ Al Gi-
rsrd, Uonnesut, AshtGbula, and PainesTills
only sad az1lgss h Cleveland ~ E55P. =.
~ Second Glass Cars are run on all through
-An the trains going westys-d connect at Cleveland
with trains Tor Toledo, Ohiaso, Columbus, -Oinotn-
trains going Eastward connect al DunkirH with the
trains Of the n Y Z X kailroad, and g Butalo with
York City Railroads for New York, Albany, Boston
/ PbiIsdSlphia aad iris Rsil5o5sl - -
HBDay Express, East and West, connects at Girard
/ With Trains on Elie and Pittsburgh Railroad f5F
LinesViile, Mesdyills' JsHestos93 e. =.
Cleveland, april 20lh, 1855.
! TaVuR pENMQVT.W MIA
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New York Factory Prices.

s. BRAINAKD 4 60.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10

To Bsssrs VIZ KsABE o., Baltimore II can.
not 0t Congratulate you upon the immense progress
and H., movements which you continually make on
To1r Pa NOs, which In my opinion, rank among the
TsrY best l. the country. II. sfRAkOSOH.
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OF RlI5, sRs ,laSr III M Ma2a Asl 18th. iss Passenger
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-31

NaFtoh BIatter neloen stnsn lbredlihen
Initial, Der itb am NOntas gu gSinaeltsr, Builsr
ecu'n'r, datrns. Gtns junSs Oane, Aansus Ybis
lirps, aus 9tiltcn, N,an,i @ounip, ,relae nab
SS'ndtsltsr aut 9slnh %ssscmmsn mar, ,rurce nurh
s'nsn lrn9sn gfann, Der etsn rcn Der Saao bsinas.
tcn'lnsn nno lbr lsine 1sihidlihfsit in Sanobabuna
Der ssaffe 5siSsn troat', snfaais sritpfsL Ser IN.
f""'ss Vstraud', bic Afiinouns e'nsr shuBra1e
se9s" anssts Ysrlonen ju baltsn, bat lhon ptsls
Sef(r acicrbft.
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Is p II q r &.
Sen %. Sss. SIN Ssnats sciaab niAts Dor
SutersiTe.

9sn %. Sse. = SIN gsnats seiaab niats BON
tsicnosrem SntsrsIc.
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Nniras eeS '6trrn Scr paiirte, iansts ftuts Der
&risseicfrtir Sen. Me@lslianS 8sribt Gin, iitsr Die
Srtroticnsn Der grtcinac 2lrtnes, trd6renr lie inter
Ieinem ecrnlanno ftano. Gieier ,rihias @srt4t,
Der McSledan ~stanssno rshtfsrtist, 1T isitbst ton
Ser 8ssisrans ;uriifsstatten rcrScn. Gin 2ntras
ces Germ Ger, 10000 Gr;ra Grstnplare ~eel1slten 81
ornden, irurbs an Die 9rud Gcmnitts ~psr,risisn.
gbsnf BON Der MtilitGr Solnits lsste cine 9iI Dor,
fir bic GrriAtuns elmer Willtar SsribtatsbSrbs;
etsnIc cine 8ia fIr cine iclas @srduesruna bss Gene
icripticns ssIssss, rslae ATE WlilitirrFibtissn bon
70 bis As SAB rem inter cine &laiie trinat. 9lnccna
tsantrasts einen 9sihiuB f~plssnoea Snbatts: Gas
scnleripticnsssiss 1T prfaiunss,picris, ba es Den
staatsn bic @cntrcle ibrer Mlili; aus BEN SGrosn
nin,mt; Gle Militdr Gcmite 1T natsr i~niruirt, cine
gia tHr Den Wiesrruf jsnss G,sissss sinsutrinsen
nne cine nele neutrality-suspicious. @ia fur Die ~iOforti,
&c anrTiauns %unIerer Irmss sinjatrinsen. Stns
lat'itsr III 'ntihciesn, rsrtaste ib bas Saus bis
gum ). SanHar; Der Scnat ebenfaas.
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Gcr aric0!

Die DISQUALIFICATION iinb bisie Wctc Iebr ma.
acr. giIraeno5 cine 9sraauna. Son Der 8ctcmnc
Arnlst trire a~enitlDet, Dap Der aanieu 9inie cnt(ana
Gle arpBte 9inte terrI4t unb nibt5 grlpS6usn8rrcrs
ties paiirt III.
General 8utlsr tstrsitt jet bic Musrs6sluna Der
@sfanstnsn. St ianets aus freisn Sti4en $50 Hes
tsllsns@sfan8sne rad Hihnonp unb ben Sort Wtou.
roe MIRO MN ~se1lelost. oaB cine alside 2lnsabt Uni.
on @sfanasner bon &inmcne Bort aneefcnlmen iii.
3nalsib cmrnt atsr aad) rpn &ibmcno Ser geihsio,
Dap Die Nstsacn 8~ssisruns jsbs neitere gluaiped8.
lung psr,rsi3srt, trenn niht ;urcr bon ~unicrer 9tsaie-
8isrtna lcner Ginfrano auf1eae6en riro ben 1is Sister
ertetsn bat uno trsnn nibt supcr aIs Gsisse Der 9es
tsusn IN 8sjua aui Off ;isrt mhS otoatcn ron Gsasrs
re9.tlsntern, ingSalbingtcn %ansrfannt rsreen. @leihs
5est'9 'rst3srn ith Die 9tstsQsu 9shGreen, nit gntlsr III
uhiertancsln, ea bieIsr curh Die 8rpelanaticn ee8
StT. 9aets tir ~pcsslfrsi erflart ,pcrhsn 1T. (SaB
Veneral Slltlsr, Der ireasn isins5 Muftreten5 In Yilp
Srssans IN. Siesn 10 lsbr psrbast III, niht bic ss>
stanste 4srlon ,sln fam, i'm cine Muspehsluna Der
Sr'eSssstanaenen 81 Gtanos III t~rinacn, oas bate
man in gsai6inatcn mobl rifsn fSnnsn.)
9teun Aufsrntscte bon Ybilaoelpsia, bic i'm 0,tf
6luile NIT eea, 4nitsrnfans bsisaftiat ,paren, fno
Den Nstsusn in bic SdnSe asfausn. Sic fanen Ii
itlasr 9SciIs IN 9cctsn inter Dem @crnanbe bsran,
Dap tie tslm Tangs SIlfs lsiitsn %pptten. Sic Mu,
%lterf'tcots trnroen %perbrannt, bic 8smannuna berlel,
>''' ''oe w NtuHIt, I'M due9 SSertpcpue eeraltt
nno nab NihmonS selanct.
8on Starlefcn brinsen @iAmcner @eeeusn
8lattsr nsasre Radridtsn. Sn Der Nadt rom "a.
Sse. lrl,roe bic Staot atern,als teIhpHen. Wcr.
gems nm 2 uer brad Elm Ssusr aus, eas 10 bis IL
9aulsr TN Nlhs lsste. Sim Sage ruros eaS Tsucrn
Trrtsslsst. Gin tpeiBer Mann muroe tSrttih une ss
ne irsiBs Srau leidt rermunnst. 9ui Sssrlsute
irnrosn eurh Den @intur, Der brsnusnoen Wauern
ld,rsr rsrlsst. Son IL ubr Mittass am "a, tts
4 utr am nahfen Nadmittas murSsn 1870 gcms
ben tn Die Staot %3arcrfen, IN Ger Nadt BON 26.
pier. Sis Heteaen 9attsrisn rnterbtelten am 26.
Elm lstbaftss Tsasr auf unisre 9lrtsiier 9artisn, bic
cine nsue 8atterie euf beu, GuBerlisn Guss pen Gum,
tninss Ycint srrittsten.
Sen. S. 6. Scbnicn fat Sen Streefsbf ieer
Brasss Arnss iternpm,nen.
Scn Ncro Carolina triro oensloet, ban cine
Nniabl StebeQen S%ffiyisrs uno Soloatsn, Die fir;lib
IN ,,nlere Sinien fatnen, DEN neuen Srsueio a%e'sifet
unc bic pom prdiieenten anss6ctsns 8esnaDisuns
anaencnmen taben.
OFaffsn BON 8aun,ipc1s ,tns 3ufcr, fino BON 9fetp
ORLEANS unS NatAs5 NAG ct. seui5 uno Cincinnati
rntsrireSs.
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Gie Yiebuna perfdcben!

Cine Sreeial Sspslas ron @aibinstcn melsst,
DAP iih Die Mssisrans entihloKsn BAT, bic 3is9uns,
bic am 5. Sanuar itatTnosn iOuts, 10 LANCE iu psrs
ibisten, bis Der @cnsrsb bas gcnicriptionsaslss rsr,
anssrt bat. Ser @cnsreb Dat ih bis gum 5. Sanu>
ar rertast; man sloutt jsrrh, cuB bic 2lmsnomsnts
gum Scnieriptiensssiss slsih nah isinsr sBisosr;u'
larnmsnfunft r%aIlirsn uno Die 3ie6uns unsefibr in
Der Wlitte ce5 Wonat5 Sanuar Der lih ssben mire.
Sie Sianlsl in Der lss,e gSchs pailirtm Bounty
giu, trelts eas gs,ablsa Ton Grtra Bcuntis5 nah
Gem 8. Sanuar %tinitsut, miro rcm Srissss0 DEPARTS
msnt ais elm grocer aPiestif tstraAtst, inrem bas
ourh Die Wieosranmsrbunssn in Den alien Rssinssns
tern, Die stsn 10 lstbait I'M Gangs parsn, gan; aufs
bGren mern,u.
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Mere hsmrfratilhm 6rsunSs, Bic hasu perurt9silt
no, in oislsr @citssstuns Ill iissn unb Sas atrlis
cniaiihs Gsialtacsr on,ufSrcn. gSir riFsn niat
cas- mir ttun ~piircsn, irsnn uns eas llraliid tstrcfs
fen titte, ais Mtitalieo ssriblt III irsrrsn.
2aut zines @eihlnilss Der lsstsn Sisuna, tsfcms
men Gle Dlitalieosr tisisr Gsisssstuns tlcs bret
Scnars PER Sag. Gas lit rsnis, irsnn man in 9e.
traht ;istt, eaB anss ttsursr ~ssncrnsn lit uno Die
6ptsls falt ecppslte 9rsiie fcrhsrn. Srcimal 7 inS
II Gcuars rsr Bchs. Gin 3inlmsr i'm glsilbauis
cher 2~l,nerieau nstit 9cit, fcitst $40 tis Sl2 per 800
DE; bteiten nod 9 tis IL Sclars fir 4cfs slo,
Mdihe, &airen une anesrs u%npsrmsislihs Gusaas
fen zines @eisssstsrs, ron @isarrsn, 8ranep, Stsa>
ter, @cnesrt &c. gar niht ,u rsosn. Infer alter Srsunb
ben MuslaiSe triro rctI ttun, fh sinsn ssbDrissn
gcrrats bon @rsentafs mit;utrinasn.
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Audiatur & altera pars.
S9attanpcea, DEN Is. Sec. 1868.
SER 8eoaftturI

Scr alte, alSeIralti3e, tatrictiihe Gcif. Der ere
~itarfenes Self Der Gintratt, bes tarncnilam 81.
lanllt'ei1frirtsns rne Der aeineinIhafllihen Binibunz
gen III Srretdtrn5 Der fGr jt6su ~einislncn Staat ees
9snama't!n Saterlan1ss slsimrihti9en Sn,creiIsn,
ets'sr anBercrosnttih rislpermr3snce @sit, rer iib
nlbt Js3Itdsr Dltttel, gum ,3iele Iii 9slanasn tsDieut,
ltpstnt lstosr MIR IN ~9erin3sm Wiabe auf Die ae1en,
parti9s 0eneratiGn iitertrassn ipcroen IN leiu. Hiht,
as rt IS al Wtdnnsrn fslls, rslhe rireta itnsn
rclrdterlihsn Ssleen Gil Die ssits ssitsat AZ percen,
aas &i8tnldatten fir Die 2luaiiitrrua tetciiAtr
2tatel IN itb rereintsen. 3 ucin G5 4itbt rersn
ncb. III itnsn 9ftrrt - I'm mid nur AMI elm
8e'tpitl 3l teru1en - cfr sstDrene Sridnncr, Der
Fr1bsre Ssnator ron Sutnrs, Gersral Stisles uno
NIT tHrtl iaten es III elmer Bit, irc Gaa Gnclp Tct6s
in3tburl nit ieinen llnbsil uno 8sreertsn psrfiinecns
Den Ssbrea nod, niat teitane, rcsr pca rsniaisus
nift in 'stnsr rcaisn 8litbs %sriitirts, Sauisnos uns
ter tbrsn glu9cn, Dap fir osn Jtu6n Der ametifanis
ldsn NSansn, fir Die Sire beg etrnentannsrs. fir
Die Ssr9rpBsrrns Der Tsrublif Der 9erciniatcu
Staatel and Seutlde uno Srl1neer in iatl,
rsttsr WsnSe anf Cen Sh'ahtfelrcrn IN Merifo
~tatflpftsi1, %tlItetsn, Ielen rne unter Gem 9cnner nsr
0elTuge tyr Ssten auetauhten. 9as lit BON rielcn
tf',refitene en Der Nafabmuna l~nierer 8crfabrcn
iritrol9ee Seiiplel nno mir Seutihe louten ME rers
astisn, Dap bic 8dtsr Der Reputlrf Die 9an,en cines
einesS sSalt, etns6 Gcaciuefc, cines 9afas
pstts II. a. H., itets NIT strls uno tisfsr @srsbruns
ausssiprrtm baten. Ssnn fs alGe sssen sntineScr
NIT Dem Shnsrt in Der Sane cocr Dem @srstr auf
Der Sbultsr in DEN Sampf fir bic 8sfrsinna Ger Sc,
.lcnisn, fir Die lnatbansisfsit Der &sphtlit Der Ser.
Gas eaten frsilih unIsrs 9iuaen niht ace
sben, ater bic Geihihte riihnt cs nit s~clrsnsn 8uhs
tatsn.
gScrin absr lisst bsnn eissntlih Der tcritrte lle,
eaB bic sclsn 9rin,irisn bts r~s,nilsn Ya.
r%ictisnu5 sescn:rartis INNER i~sltensr glnflana ins
zen uno psnissr in Musfdbuns sstraat msresn?
'riilsn bsrsits, ,psSbalt i'd cine estaiuirte 9sant,
cortnns eisier Traas niht unternstne. Money and
BUSINESS and Business and Money, 1no issca fir
tie fein stipisten Sbrsn u~nisnr srceartism Spscu.
anten 10 rabrhait tsjautsrnhs 29crtc ron Dem eel,
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NGhGcu

psriammslt i1h unisre Gsissaetuns uno @oupsrneur
SOB trire unS gum lsstsa Mials nit elmer Bctihaft
bsiniuhsn.
Gin oarauf ~frlssnben Mittrch, DEN g.. Sanuar,
lriro fh Die Observation-Disclosures StaatststSros bier
rsrlainn,sln nno inter anoern @sidaftsn Die gSatl
flint neuer Mitalisesr rOrnstnsn Ole 9etSree teitsbt
aus se6n NitslisSern.) Man ipritt oapcn, Die nGds
fs Staatefair in gclnu,tus at;uba(ten.
Nm 5. Sanuar miro iIh cine Convention Ser
Shafjahtsr BON S6ic bisr pcrianmsln unb an Dem,
islten Sage rsriammslt fh bic Gcnptntion Der
Scrsec' Mntauer. Sic Shaf,uht icpcbl mis Der
Natau ees hiuediHen 3ufsrrcbrs, iarrinsen lh NIT
jsosin SABRE in Ohio su arDBsrsr 8sosutuns auf uno
bilesn tereits mihtise 3rsise u~nisrsr 2anbrirtb,
penticnen 5atlrsiAe 8siuher mad Columbus iietsu
mereen. SSn Ger sritsn ssche bes nsuen Satres rirn
es eabsr rcrausiihtlih in u~nfersr Sauptaabt iebr
Ietbaft iein.
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Ser ruiiiiae @sIanete in 0ait instcn fat tsm
Yraltosntsn in elmer eissns ~bsslrsssn srtstsnsn slus
eisnt DEN Sanf bes Gaiisrs ron Ntuslane fir bic Der
rulI'lhen Ulctts ,ne esrsn SfHiisrsn t%srisisns ~ftsunh'
llte Nulratmt ausatirrctrn.
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Yitts6urs 2S. 9sSsn.tsr. Bier @anlri5if fl
fne bisr i'm gau b~s3rfTsu, ;psi am Sirsnbs Ser
Moncnaa telas Bride uno 5rsi Ctsrbalb Yittatura
in Der Nabs oss WcuOnsatsIa.9 amms. On Den
feioen s~rtereu linb etwa 300 Mann tsiaaitiat uno
man slautt, CAB lie Diitts Wtari bonn Stapsl ss(ais
fen srsrcsn fSnnsn. Ser 9an;sr ionis Die icnfiss
ihrsrc Artsit, 1T srDBtsnttsils fsrti5. Sci benz
8au iino Die nit ben 9anSsriAifsn bisbsr ssmahtcn
Grfabrsn8sn i'll sntlrrshsncen 8ertsiTtrunssnatsnust
nrresn uuo man srraret babsr, Dap oisis Shifs
Dem eritsn Nicnitcrs bsosuteno ~iitsrlsssn isin trsrosn.
Ser ~Wtanapunt" 1T cas itirfis ShiT rcn tsioen !;
pas anpere 1T flsinsr uno Fat einsn asrinssn 5isf:
gang, srcrrab ea ms9r gum SlussSisnt beitin,at
ltstnt.
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Grseuticn ron Selsrtsuren. Sn einem
Shreiten BON sinsrn Mit9liso Ger Yctcmae. armse
eeibt ss, cab am ~rrrlestsn Srsitas nibt rsnissr, ale
IL Ssistsurs burh Yulrsr uno 8lsi binssrihtst
iruroen. Saranter tsfaneen fh Sirsi Ssutfbs, Sas
fcb DINER nnS Scbn Snnfsl, tsise pom IA. rssus
laren Snfantsriss Neaiment.