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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07
Greai Riot over VallaMdighamss ar.
rest, aad distraction of property.
Federal troops pat down the Riot
erS.
Cincinnati, Nav 6.

OIHUIHhatl, May o,
Great excitement existed at Dayton
yesterday in regard TO the arrest of Val
landigham by order of the military author
tiles. AT dark crowd of from FIVE to
SIX hundred proceeded to the Journal
office, took possession Of it and completely
Quilted the building, set il on fire and
burned i TO the ground. The fire COM
municated TO the adjoining buildings and
all the property from the south end of the
Philips House to the middle of the
square was destroyed, All the telegraph
lines IN the city were cut down at 10
O'Clock, The federal troops from Cincin-
natl and Columbus succeeded in putting
down the riOtrs, and at ll,3o quiet was
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07

NOTICE-DENTIsTRY.

l would inform the good people OF Rutland and
OF Merchants Row and West Street, where
would be pleased to receive the calls Of any desir-
ing the service Of dentist, use the rubber or
valeanite, which is supersediag all other material
as base for artificial teeth. ltis lighter, more du
rable ana Clearly than any other style OF work.
also use god silver or Patna, when il is preferred.
All metals used by me shall be as pure as any used
for dental purposes, Filling done with the finest
gold, and warranted. Extracting done with i'm
proved instruments and with care,
Please give me call, and learn terms, &c.
Don't forget the place, corner Of Merchants,
Row and West Street
l.. Il. IAWTON.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07

/ ANOTHER HERo.-An incident of the
siege of Washington is given in letter
From Massachusetts officer, from which
u is copied in the Post. When the =
hi the steamer Escort was = pilot
head, he grasped the ~ sno' III Tue
,,tss afterwarI ..iler for twelve min
hevo~ as, steering his boat safely
The rebel battery, exclaiming
'h"I II he could only take Gen. Foster
safely by he was willing then to die. He
accom- ,iished his will, and nobly persisted
u 10 e gallant performance of his duly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07
ID L A r III y.

COLvIN-ln West Clarendon, VT, ADsER
CoLyIE, aged 6S years.
sANFORD-In Kendall, N. Y, April 18th, Of
consumption, HARVEY SANFORD, formerly of
Poultney, VI, aged 81 years.
He died in the blessed hope of glorious i'm
mortality.
KILBURN-In hospital near Fort Massachu-
sets, ID. G., April IL, 1868, of dptheria, FRANK.
son Of Hiram aud Betsey Kilborn, and a member
of Co. G, 18th Regiment Vermont Volunteers,
aged 10 years, months and days.
In the midst of our grief we are comforted by
the assurance of his christian comrades, that
Frank fell asleep in Jesus.
HUMPHREY--A Sutherland Falls, Vt, on
Tuesday evening, April 2sth, Deacon WILLIAM
HUMPHREY aged 66 years and months.
DUNkLEE- In Rutland, April rs, RUTH, wife
of Abel Dunklee, aged so years.
MURRAY-ln this village, on the LIST inst,
EpDIB, son of John and Laura Murray, aged
months.
DREW-In Pittsford, April q, JONI DEAN,
aged % years.
oLMSTED-In Benson, VT, April "a. 1898,
Mrs SALLY oLasTED, aged IS years, months
and "a days.
sANDERsoN Proctorsvine, VT, May s,
1858, of consumption, SMITH NJ. sAsDERsos, aged
43 years.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN's
PULMONIC WAFERsl

The most certain and speedy remedy ever discoy
cred for all Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Consumption, Bron-
chltis, Influenza, Hoarseness, Difficult
Breathing, Sore Throat, &C., SC.
10 Noealists and Public Speakers these Waters
are peculiarly valuable they will in one day re-
move the most severe occasional hoarseness and
their regular use for few days will, at all times,
increase the power aud fexibility of the voice,
greatly improving its tone, compass and clearness,
Tor which purpose they are regularly used by many
professional vocalists.
Price % cents per box.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, NY.
For sale by Pond Morse. febs:d&wSu
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07
HeiMforcements sent Ia Hsoke Con.
hdcnce In his success.
Philapnlphia, May g.;

The Bulletin says private dispatch was
received at noon to-day from perfectly
trustworthy source, the tenor of which is
as follows:
The authorities at Washington are per-
iectly confident of Gen, Hooker's success.
lie can maintain his position, and rein
forcements TO the number OF 10000 men
under Gen Heintzleman have been sent
him.
Nothing definite has been heard of Gen.
Stoneman, but he is believed to have &C
comphshed the work assigned him.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07
Charges of bribery against mem bers
of the N. v. Legislature.

Albany, May 8.
Charges were preferred before Justice
Cole to-day that the opponents of the
Broadway Railroad attempted to bride
members of the Legislature Theodore
McNamee and George B. Butler were ex-
amined privately on this point, and A. 7.
Stewart has been summoned to appear to-
morrow.
The Governor still withbolds final ac-
ton on the bill
A large delegation of stage men had
hearing to day, and they earnestly urged
him to approve it.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07
Arrival of more prisoners.
Washington, Nav

washington, May o.
Commander John G. Febinger has been
ordered to the command of the iron clad
steamer Usage.
Four hundred and fifty rebel prisoners
arrived to-day. Among them are about
fifty officers, several of whom are Colonies.
They mostly belong to North Carolina
and Alabama Regiments.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07
Provost MarshaIs for Vermont.

Washington: Nav +,
The following is an Official list of the
Provost Marshals appointed under the law
lot enrolling and organizing the militia,
for Vermont:'
LIST district, Capt. c. R. Crane.
I'd district, Gilman Henry.
Sd district, Rolla Gleason.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07
4 MEXICAN HOUSE, Boston,

IA Is the largest and best arranged Hotel in the
United States; is centrally located. and easy Of
access from all the routes of travel Iteontans all
the modern improvements, and every convenience
for the comfort an accommodation Of the travelling
public. The sleeping rooms are large and we'll
ventilated; the suites Of rooms are well arraged,
and completely furnished for families and large
travelling parties, and the house Will continue to
be kept a first class hotel in every respect.
LRWH RICE, Proprietor.
Boston, Jan. 1868. &vly inside
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07

-Horance Greeley was called as
Juror in New York Monday, but did not
appear. District Attorney Oaky Hall
said he did not know but he should apply
for an attachment, and Judge Ingraham re-
Phed that the attachment between the par
pes was sufficiently manifest without spe-
sclal application. The joke is that Oaky
pas been abusing Horace for years past,
)ust to gain little notoriety.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07
~ Major General Hiram G. Berr,

repo ted killed at Charlottesville, Va,
was commander of the I'd division of the
Sd corps. He entered the service as col
onel of the 4th Maine volunteers He
fought as colonel in the first battle of Bull
Run and in the battle of Yorktown. He
was afterwards promoted to brigadier-
ship, and led in the battle of Fair Oaks,
ana the seven days battles; afterwards in
the battles in Maryland. He received his
commission as major general in January
last,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07

Gov. Moore OF Louisiana has with
drawn his legislature westward since Gen.
Banks advance, and his seat of govern
ment is now at Shreveport, in the north
Il west corner of the State.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07
Rebel administrations cut gene.
rally.
New York. Nav 6.

New York, May 6.
The tribune has special from Muir
freesboro dated, yesterday, which says
that deserters report the rebel communica-
ton between VIcksburg, Richmond,
Charleston and Tullahoma have been cut.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07

Nashville, May D.
A number of disloyal residents were
sent south to-day. Among them the Hon.
Neil M. Brown, formerly governor of
Tennessee. Gen. R. S. Granger assumes
command of Nashville tomorrow. Gen.
Mitchell takes command of cavalry d.
vision having been ordered to active ser.
vice at his own request.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07

The Boston Post is trying to get up
public discussion with George f. Train
zand Miss Dickinson, whom It calls the re-
publican crnoline champion. Does Train
mold the same position in the democratic
party?
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07
NEW YORK MARKETS.


FIOUR-The sales are $50 bbls., at SIS so a
70 10 Tor superhne State; sc IS a So 60 for extra
do, the inside rate for old inspection Is SIS 81
for fancy do; &6 SO Sc so for the low grades Of
Western Extra S6 so a 81 for shipping Ohio
" 10 IS 20 for trade and family brands and
70 w " 10 FOR st. Louis Extras. Canadian
Flour Is trn, the supply is moderate and the in
Quiry fair sales of 500 bbls at Sc so s6 90 for
the low grades OF extra, and sc 95 IS so for trade
and family brands.
GRAIN The wheat market is rather quiet and
prices are irregular; there little more inquiry,
however, in part for export, but at prices beloy,
the views of holders, and we only learn of n sale
OF 1900 bush. of Red Western, in store at al So
oats are rather easier, with fair inquiry, in
part LOT future delivery sales Jersey at so a sic;
Canadian and Western at SO q sac; State at as n
65 H.
Rye Is selling slowly at 81 a 81 oS, on the pier
and delivered.
Corn is in tair demand for the trade and for ex-
port ana prices are hrmer; sales Of 81, 900 bush.
at 81 IL Soc Tor sound mixed lin store and SO L.
S9c, delivered.
PRoVlSIoNs.-Lard is in better request, and
prices are hrner; sales of 1900 bbls. at SO a
~ 1.-The latter rate for strictly prime. New
butter continues in good demand at IL a l9c but
Old s very quiet, and is quite heavy and irrepu-
lar Cheese Is IN moderate request at l2o for
New as to quality, but Old is dull yet scarce and
firm at 9 a l3c.
sEEDs-clover seed is in limited demand at
ga 8o-l. Timothy seed is quiet yet steady, at
u 10 a ~ per bush
TALLOW is inactive but the market is firm:
sales OF lbs at II l-6c for fair quality Wes-
tern, and u IL a II 5-sc for city, cash.
BEEF CAFrLE-Some extra good beeves NAV
be quoted at l2c, The general average of the
market at 10 lie The most of the range from
10 to lie.
WORING QxEN-The demand for working
appears to be well over, and well it is for the
supply is very light, and nearly all in market this
week have gone to the butcher at prices equal to
about l0c per lb for the net weight of meat
MULCH C0WS-There has been more demand
of late for good family cows than at any time be-
fore for several yearssbut there but few the
sort wanted in market. Fresh cows of the right
kind, would sell eadily at $50 q So.
SHEEP-The market not so good as last week,
Conslderable fnctuarion; in quaint, 81 IS a IS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07
OHRIsTADoRO,s HAIR pRRsEpvA

CHRIsTADoRo's HAIR PREsERvATIvEL
Is invaluable with his Dye, as it imparts the
utmost softness, the most beautiful gloss and great
to vitality the Hair.
Price 90 cents, u aud "a per bottle, according to
size. daoa.dlv
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07

Formerly, when the Army ofthe Potomac made
a forward movement, il had a decided effect on
monetary affairs; but now, even when favorable
news reaches us, much solcitude is entertained as
to the final result Of the grea, battle now in pro-
gress, and no very great change in the current
market value Of stocks or gold has taken place up
to the time Of writing, II Gen. Hooker succeeds
Richmond viii be in our possession immediately,
and all doubt will be put Mt rest among the most
skeptea to the result of this struggle, and un-
less there is combined effort between the gold
spectators and large holders of merchandise, gold
and nearly all kinds Of merchandise must tumble
down. Money is so plenty that there is no use for
il unless 1t be invested in Government securities
or used in some kind of speculation, and this being
the case no one can form any accurate idea how
much prices will decline. The opinion, however,
is prevalent among financial men that if our ar
mics are successful during the next two months,
and we can see the end of the rebellion drawing
nigh, Spectators, operators and princely meY-
chants will have great difficulty in managing their
affairs so as to prevent great embarrassment and
perhaps failure.
The demand for Government bonds continues 70
be very great The 800, Ooo, 900 which the Assis-
tant Treasurers were authorized to receive, paya-
Bile after ten days notice has reached the limit
No Comptroller Of the Currency has yet been
appointed, and the movements towards establish
ING Banks under the National banking law, seem
to be retarded somewhat.
Since writing the above we notice that
Comptroller has been appointed.
The price of gold advanced ala per cent On
Tuesday, on street rumors of less favorable news
from the Rappahannock. The price closed $50 per
cent against l47 10 on Monday night, and $50 on
Saturday night. Exchanges unsettled, Money
IN good request among the brokers. Stocks firm
er in the forenoon, closing steady at recovery in
prices at O'Clock.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07

WILL OPEN ON THURSDAY,
w May I, 1863, Twelve Thousand Dollars in
Dry Goods and Groceries.
b. & ID. G. BILLINGS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07
From JOHN MOODY, Esq., of Bethel.
A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY I

PREPARED by SETH W. FoWLE CO., Boston,
and for sale by all dealers in medicine. l2:w3ua
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30
Ct Saul
S;;::tore.

Die Undergraduate lstt bas putIifum biertura
~er9sbenis in Rsnntnib, rab fix cine Gambling hpn
s 0Ql0nteTiG gBaaTen
go. 1863, Ste Ctr. int n8ntbclldn glod"
trrTnet BAT. Daiet1 Nno Rets gu batsn eirss
idpne Muewabi son
Galanterisz unb Gtiderci=Waarcu.
mic aIetoefsarnitursn, %tarunter Die %nsueten Mus
TER unS 6arbsn sou Gau , Oimpe, Mpbair-uns
Setesnr Spisen ; NIrafta- Sp;gsn. perlen~ 0tm~
Pc Sttoeu ,StabI-, rstgrIeete-, YsrlsntnSpfs etc,
Sin Sclcs MNOrlmen. poA 3epbsr-gBDae. @bsts
Iaub Woae, StidsreisW ateria!i sa. asfiftrnGts
t%on1ansn, Stablsn uno pantpHeln 4 unb 6 arG-
sb19e ctutl9e Str,dbauu,ppIls. S.ridwp[ie ETC.,
@n!o- uh5 GiIbe,hotten unS Sterne, Iamen~ u.
SsrEcn~gcrtmonnotes, TsiIe . Netteuls uup Ar-
bsitsfSrbdet, aiueer > Wiigea sic. Dssaleiteu
Elm bitld9ss Experiment osn Gal n:eris- Nor,et-
lam Ssmiiasn- Wac1en, ga{sn ste. ete.
Gosslhansr gamper, Sierfriies, WsiNg'aier etc.
Ales 81 cen bilt;olten Dreiian.
Oas gutitfum iG a~uasmeiusn unb Bic tsute
lpen Tanlfli tn's geionbere fin ffeunbiiat er-
'udt, nnI sr WaareE!nset in Aussnltctn gu nep-
nleu. ...z..~=v
.#s q. bfrabeca.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30

8 9ubae &c 81 a., Ser. Saatein=
Guusttor in p%embtua {dilrctt III eis
l,enn Briefe Die @efabr Dor elmer aIgen1ei>
ntn Nttafe nnrh feinplide Sncianerilam-
me in ben ibmduelien garden, unp be-
bouptet, RAP Bic 3erft5runB Der pembina
uno Ct Soc Nnlieoelung une Die Nieper>
mebeluns Der 8epobner seuib lei, penn
nibt ;eiis 5ulfe erldeine.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30
bDtel HI D%ertuufeu.

Das neuaetauts. 3psift6d;ss 8ridfsin. 3otel,
a%snannt Der n8airi{deSpf", bslesen an ber
5aupsItras Sc ycn Sbasppse, Gep.t Co., Minn.,
susieit Der teseutsnoiten gertebrfraBs i'm aRtas
nsiOta -1tal III nebft tenn 9sfanntte; soAn6nhie
gen Jrpentar . Wort git asrFaufsn. Sci hsm 5pe
rel bsinost I'D sin sroBss geh6ft, eeriunies
NagsH, 8eiaile ufs cine Der befsn Gsags il
Wiuus{eta. geu EnbrRbS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30
Wtr haten stas sroBs Maspabl pur
aleiber 3en0em

srn 123gt. au{w ayts.
Dsntats ayagen son i5G,- $500
2sntudy Seams, 70 nieeris aIs 40g.
gBr baben
Shmar5e SeibeultpHe,
Negel1< 1tnp Spnnenihirme,
Me::elte georudte GtDHe,
febr DUbi0e SHUTTER.
Sbam(S Ii. Iauen=D}Qntel,
6anbibube unb
-usa Strumpf- Waare1t,
Sn @ctlsidtsn Muslinsn, 0efreiften
Gbtrt;nss, Ttds, Gutienaces uno alien
eapern 5tonsn fir ben sep6bnliden 9e,
porf tBnnen mir
auBerorbeutlibe B@ortbeils
bietsn, Ausn, Die beim StIt Deer lei Ger
Gus tanf fen wpllea. Il .E~5
g d ~ Enb e,
Sbwar3e unp Taney Ga]imire H. at@
tinets fit Mdnner une &naten. i
Tlanneue BON aQem Mrten. 49,
@eiBe Baaren, Stidsteisn> GpiBsn,
grinoliuen unb galmprals,
SahIr GIo1ks" nnh
@asa 2.a 6anota6er.
Sn Der Ibat Mues, pas SIR in Der
Brande BON ...."
prp @puSs sber Dauast Notions
Detlangt. ....a
Gebt gum
... nBiligsn Ga1b Store"
"".'.s Nc. 2te n @trabe,
Nsbsu Der q. %. Grp.eb Sffict,
saint pau, MinneIeta.
Bzasy' 9err GermauuG hdfer 1T tets BE-
rsit, leinsu pcrebrten peutlden paMpslsuten freuno.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30
Gutter banbel 5u MAIDEN.

.Vatrailb 8 Warh, NufIipne- uub Cent
as'llgHsbanslsr, 3te stsaes, pberbaIb Ter 9riiSe,
ei'pFi1sen %iDsbsn, Dsntms, G]cttoaabss.
DausfDffe, 9alicps. aleitttRofft
sfflbieesner art, fnrse @aaren, 9om~
~merhuist sstafsrs,@ WGsaenkfis
ste., alfs .ssfanft mad rem SinFsa bsr y.eiie
ano ee;faArsn s'sle!bsn ~nieeriser aIs irasno stn
5aus in Ct. pauI lie anhisssn faan,- Mud b.
ben hisletben gum Yrisatserfauf, 4linter, wiae~
len, Sbnren, Ssnierrabman, gosbanse, DaaeH
urb Meublss BON allen Srrisn.
Uatr1iib u. Was9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30
Sic 81

o'e 81 '".'s"'
1te Aeanesru Q%uele9una ses
eor'crtpttonsAeN ,r1 etneuln IN Ve>
trsn OerlentAsn, 'bre Aeltdt srfldri
baben> Blrger rein. Staatsn 81
wsseen, miro VI etti9era fur cine
unse,edte 5a' Dae Ni6=
ttSe iiesr nis' Bic Criminal
3eitut'b'
ri
u1ent niW. Dcbltbaten
Der bieNsen beanlprudt,
carf iia oud ,i9uno ee6 MI=
eemetnwobls, s lelblt prpltirt,
nt9t entaieben. 5cwie1en pirp
Ntemanp. for9ebt perbannt
I9 ielb( !. sJept verane 9taot bat
pas Nebt bic s. 3u 1Aafen, weldr
in (tinem @etic1 m @cuen. Wem
pie]e@eleB nidte n, per fam temWey
Diet fern bleiben. ,anp fam bebaup.
ten, raB ibm bier joue oeleat murpe.
Sam er bierber / fl6rte er lsine Snz
tcntion nur neil al5 Die Sntentioui>
fen ni1t militar, ia pareu, 10 pirp
ibm jeBt aneeseia 8 binfurt Elm anpez
re6 Otiey berrlbt, . ion Die Dabl fret
9~elalen, cb ct li9 ,emlelben fueen nil
oper ni1t. Wir tap fst lbsraeuet, pa6
pic srpBe Mcbriabl Ger Deutl6en sSntens
ttoniacn nit Treuoen tereit letn miro, III
ren perb1ltntBma6iaen She'll Der 8 a # en-
3u traaea r1a0pem Tie 10 lanoe bic Wpbl5
tbaten til poNem Wiaee aenoi1sn. Mnre.
rerIetts aber last es (lb niht n%erfennen.
paf, nahpem ben Suteutiunifteu orbRere
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30

"grlpart Sud, Gus benz 3eitung5blatt
su meleen>
Wa5 wir ldautetnp lslbit erlebt"
q. ., NbtnpSt9.
Cincinnati, 20. Dlat. - Nus
New Nidmonc, Glemore Counts mirr
Elm ber3ssrreibenpe6 unaliid eemalpet. SIM
Mcntas Nadt segcn 312 ubr murcen bic
Ginmpbner pes Stdptdens rur1 Neuerz
larm aufgeidrsdt. Sn tintm, 5rn. SEQ:
polo 5artnonn %9cbbrcncell sneinDdioen
8adfeinbaul i, in welbem prei (einer&inz
Der i9ltefen, mar Teuer ausgetroben uno
Der ptsre She'll bes 0etdures, tn meldem
Die armen un9ludli9en Sinner laaen,
itanc beteit5 in Nau0 unp TIammeu einz
sebaQt al6 Elm No6tor bsrbeieilte uns
Die Ebaren einlblus, um Zen In einem
bplsanban ld!aftuoen Softer su medsn
IS wor su lpdt> um etlpas our Nettuno.
ber artlen 0rldDpfe tbun III tDnnen. Sie
tparen bcrcits Gin Spfer ee5 Tope5 uno
'la IS nob LANCER NnRrsu9uns eelano,
res Teuers 5err su merpen, wurren bic
Serfoblten &1rper unter cen Iliimmeyn
bsruorAe;ossn. Ginen unbelbreibli1 tyau<
ri9en Mnblid bot eie Etnlareuno Der ue>
berre(e Ter Dor wenioen Stuupen nod
bllbenoenM acden, scn ceuen eas 1lte1te
IS SABRE 8 Mcnote, pos speite 10 Sabre
uno ra5 jun0ite s Sabre alt mar. Gie
purren 5ulammen in einsn Sare eebrabt
unc merpen beute, Mittmcd Wormittaa,
i'm Soce Y%crelnt, CUR lebten Nubefltte oes
leitet wercen, Was ra8 GAME nod erdbz
lider erldeintn ldbt, 1T pieMutbma6unp,
cab caS 8euer cas- Wert zines verrudte1
Brancfifter5 1T. ST.
6urdtbars Grp 10 10 inN 10
yDrf. - Nm II. NtencS II llbr, foo
eine patronen=6 atrit in Sn rs. @trags
Nem>yorf, nsbit pulrerzM aao,inc unter
elmer Grldutterung in cie 2uft> DelAe27
Weilen in Ter Nunpe peylplrt unp fir
elm Grcteten asbalten nurpe. Sn N}ewz
torn, Nfcria> 8latbuld &C. wurem Ebus
ren aufgelprengt unO Tsnftsr ;erbroden.
Die yerbeerung IN Ger Nadbar(doft Ger
Grplolpn 1T furbtbar. Wsbrere bdujer
ilno gan; ssrtrdmmsrt, piele srlitten aroz
zen Sdaosn, ouh bic bffentliden Sc
bauce auf Waro'S uno Blofweu'S So
!ano. uetrisena 1T Niemono ae,5ptet
deer e.nllid perlsgt. Ger WeIammtperz
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