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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29
EXPRESSIVE The Flag tells that thirty-fve G

ExrhEssIvE.-Th Flag tells that thirty-6ve of
the attaches of the Express and Banking House
of Wells, Fargo Il Co. marched in the great
Union procession in San Francisco on Saturday
evening week. They wish the fact stated as a
vindication of their loyalty from aspersion
cast upon it by vile Copperhead sheet. Di-
rectly in the of the Expressmen marched
the employees of the house of W. I. Coleman
Co. Every man of them was out They were
determined TO show that the opinions Of their
employer were not Their opinions. They are
loyal to the core.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

Coon ONE.A few evenings ago Miss
lrdinge lcctured at Grass Valley In the course
OF her lecture she took occasion to refer to some
of the evils and horrors of slavery as witnessed
hv her while in the South. The Nevada Gazette
tells that John a. n:ag" was present and took
occasion to express his disapprobation OF the
speakers course by getting up and walking
majestically out. Miss Hardinge paused, and
pointing her finger at the rctreating parsonage,
said - Doubtless that is a Southern gentleman,
who cannot bear to hear the truth. Ridge
lodged of the door amid of laughter
and storms of applause.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

The COOLEST KIND OF IMPuDENcE.-The Red
Bluff Independent, referring to the holding forth
OF Temple and Lewis at that place, says
During the meeting, Street, of the Marysville
Express, (the one who says the telegraph utters
nothing but Abolition lies, J telegraphed to Lewis
that Pennsylvania had gone Democratic, soldiers
vote and all They tried to get up cheer, but
1t was apparent that the crowd was intelligent
enough to know that the dispatch was one of the
A1Press CopperheAd lies, and the cheer was
very weak.
During his speech in Weaverville Lewis de-
nounced the election news received and pub
llshed i'll the JOURNAL Extra of that evening, as
more lies of the - abolition telegraph, then
forthwith pulled dispatch from his pocket
which had been rec eived over the same telegraph,
announcing that Pennsylvania had gone Demo-
cratic by large majority. O, the consistency
of Yankee Copperhead Democracy.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

PEAcE.-Thc last words that jeff. Davis said
TO Col jacques AT their interview in Richmond,
were: . SAY to Mr. Lincoln for me that shall
at any time b. pleased to receive proposals for
peace on he Jusss Of our independence. II riH be
useless 10 approach ruth any other" This
ought to put stop TO the silly twaddle about
AN drmistive and peace on terms mutually hon
orlplc and satisfactory, which forms so large a
part of tie stock of trade of every coward and
Coppcrhca;l. 1t disrobes the Chicago platform
Of ITS sophistry, and it stands out in all its
hidcous dcformity-a rcbel-saying scatfold =
Red Emf Independent.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

HANDSOME COMPLIMENT TO d" OUR ADOPTED
CITIZENS. THE Richmond Examiner, which, as
the frst-class peace Democratic organ, ought to
command the respect of our - intelligent Irish
citizens" says, speaking of employing negroes
in the army: While it cannot be expected
that they will ever g.t = :th The bravery of our
own men, we disposed to think th..' as sol
dicrs they will be but little inferior 10 herg-rGD
Of Ireland and Germany, mhich enters so largely
into the composition Of the Northern armies.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

The Dying Sergeant.

Borne from Manassas bloody field
Its second battle-day,
brave yonng soldier. maim'd and weak.
In patient suffering Law;
His weeping relatives had urged
That should stay by him.
While surgeons. for the second time.
Cut of his bleeding limb.
Poor soldier boy. though wild with pain,
He met me with n smile;
Saluting me as | sat down.
And took his hand the while
A Sergeant Of the Fifth New York,
In action wounded late
Four days unsuccnrd where he fell,
lie bore the soldiers fate.
few hard crackers all his food,
No wafer but the rain.
"You know" lac said. Sod thinks of u.s.
In battles fever pain"
At last they found him on the field,
And helped him all they could.
All, what is that comes trickling DOWN.
What but the soldiers blood
Tho surgeons come and look again,
Then sadly turn away,
IT'S useless all-he cannot live
To see another day.
In language such soldiers use,
Il tried to do my best.)
I told those weeping Christian ones
Their soldier soon must rest.
And then went and stood again
Beside his dying bed.
"Sergeant. We march no more to-day,
We must halt soon" said.
What. halt % early in the day.
So soon reach camping Ground;"
" Sergeant the march i nearly done,
The hugle soon will sound"
Ny tears would come, his wandering mind
NV meaning then could guess;
"Ah, Colonel, am soon TO die.
You mean it ?" Sergeant. yes
al want 10 rest, want TO halt,
For ! am trel and sad.
/ want To go and be with Christ,
Yes. Colonel. am glad
His life blood stain'd his sisters dress
Whose Flrnest accents then
PRAYED God 10 wash her brothers robes,
The brother said. '.amcn,"
"And do not weep, nor grieve fDr me,
Through Christ my sins forgiven,
I'm going now 10 live with Him.
And sweet the thoughts of Heaven
The soldier took n ring he wore,
And kissing. tried to say,
"Give mother this and says loved
Her on my dying day
And then another ring he kissed,
Sister. let this be given
TO her to whom my heart is pledged,
She'll come to me in Heaven"
And Colonel" a. with brighten'd look
The Sergeant turned to me.
"Tell my comrades that purely died
For the dear Flag Of the Free"
lie said no more his pulse grew slow
The call to halt was given.
His march Ger. he rests for aye,
His bivouac now in Heaven
ANNE X. II. FApi
SsrOy. Me- September 1851
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

WELL, said a Republican orator. at a meet
ing in Meridian, 81 too, am peace msn-but
when peace comes. pray God she may come in
the shape of a whte-wnged angel, and not in
the form Of whitehead slave, chained under
the bloody feet of an arstocratc rebellion"
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

The irrepressibe Skimp was among knot Of
Unionists while Temple speaking of the flag
of our country us the common flag. Skimp be
came excited and mutered - D-n you, don I
call that common flag III throw a rock al
YOU. Shasta Courier.
We know Skimp,' and think he would dc
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

ALL THE SAME.-One of the Copperhead speak
ers at the Theater, the other night SAID :. De-
mocracy is the same everywhere-the same in
South Carolina, Massachusetts, Virginia and
Oregon" That is so in 1864, without question.
We yield that Democratic point, gracefully
Orcoou Statesman.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

A CHANCE FOR SOME DEMOCRATIC RoTHcHrLD.-
General Clay Smith of Kentucky, offers to bet
a half million dollars that President Lincoln
will be reelected ; and he also offers to put up
fifty thousand dollars forfeit if the half mil
lion is not put up before election.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

No TINE FOR ARAIsalcE.-The present is no
time for loyal and patriotic men to fall down on
their knees like cravcns, and supplicatingly in
vite treason to a truce. - We have the rebellion
by the throat" said General burnside, In the
course of IA recent speech at Worcester, Mass,
;. and this is no time to give it "A breathing spell,
much less a cessation of hostlities. '"-Sdcrd-
,aento Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29
THE ORIGIS.-An exchan

THE ORIGlS.-An exchange has discovered the
origin of the q Broom Rangers" VIM T. Cole
is father of the organization. He got it up
for the purpose of disposing of a cargo OF un-
saleab BILE hrooms
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

DENY THE FALSE CHARGE.-All the officers and
members of the San Francisco Tiralleurs, Com
pany F, Sixth (German) Regiment, except Cap
tain Schroeder, deny, over their own signatures,
the statement published in Beriah Brown trea-
son Press, that they intend to support Mcclellan.
They affirm that they will vote only for the Union
andidates-Lincoln and Johnson. The Ger
man element of San Francisco is loyal and sound
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29
Weekty Trinitu 9omrnal.
Weaveryille, Saturday, Oct. go, 1864

~ County W'nrranfs taken at their ruling value,
and Grss"aaeks at par in payment subscriptions
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

THE WAR DEMOCRAT Is JUDAs.-in ,he VI
cago Convention McMaster, of New iorhi saiu
:" 4 man who is in favor of this unnatural war
insults the holy name of Democracy ~n I'ta m'
claims place in its organization. ~ :" r,ar;.y
and should be cast out as an enemy 10 Hu ni"ni''
and IN Cod -
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

The Amador Ledger says at a late Coppernea1
meeting the band played eighteen tunes, and
seventeen of them were Dixie.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29
Heimstreet'S Hair Restorative
IT iSN0T DYE!

but restores gay hair orisin ca n. - supplying
che capillary .tl natural substances. impaired by age
or disease Al n':nrot d7eSare composed f"r ct'fi
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,hem-eivc, r dressing. IIcm-trert- nioHtabe C"lorng
.ot only res, hair is a4u. c5r +" easy rDes'N
Llt gives the har
LuXurianf Beauty,
promotes it, grwt prevents t,il N eraiicAtes dan
run inlp,Tts health iEl pies'tHte>9 - Inc hi II
being the a Ii:ii "i"ft
and IL rd BY bt tn gentle
men and Ia III by III respectable 'rcs or can
procured by them ii H. : aNf> Pr"rf 'cior Ne" ON
UosrErtrR SWrut As, Agents san FrAneaco l"" sizes
50 cents and Il l-.7he'N.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

,-ur, coSvERr-W understand, says the
uarvsylle appeal, tina. l. c: McQuaid, of fuba
Co.: a nrom,nent lawyer and heretofore staunch
nnnorter of Copperhead Democracy, renounces
!. luttul mac" and goes for Abe. = Sensible to
,l,o last
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

DrscovERY-The telegraph informs us that
Holbrook has been elected to Congress from Idaho
Territory. He was formerly resident of this
place, and if now fitted for the position must
have grown greatly in wisdom since he took his
deDarture
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

THE editor of the MarysviIle Express says :
I. We belong to a party increasing in numbers
and power.'' And-he might have continued
in insufferable nfimy.-Fiag.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

THE streets in all the lower part Of Charleston,
South Carolina, are said to be knee deep IN grass.
They ought 70 be knee deep somewhere else.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

THE New York Ners and the Freeman's Journal
and Catholic Register, both influential Democratic
organs published in New York city, turn the cold
shoulder on Mcclellan.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

LET Democracy prove that the.<ebels are will
ing to return to the Union, or confess themselves
traitors.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

RADICAL DEMocRAcY.--The editor of melan-
choly little paper in Grass Valley refuses to &C
knowledge the authority of Noah Webster as a
speler and deiner, because he was an Adolf
zionist. This is what we call radical Demoera-
-PidcerrWe NeUs.
Ridge don't like the definition of q traitor,
as riven bv Webster. That's what's the mat
ter.-Apped.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29
Mcclellan n Traitor.

RoBBISsroy, Ne, September. 1861.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29
SO L \ X Il 4 )
TRAVELLERS aad MINERS COMPANION.

W W. TINNIS, San Francisco.
W ] TINNIN ( JOHN W OWENS, Weaverville.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-19

Die Nahfolasr petri.-Seit
csm hsiI pstynS bis Yiu5 XII. Bat sa 264
piplts asaebsn, sdnlib: Sn, /. JaDrz
buneert Sim 2. Sabrbuneeyt 10 - I'm
3. S1brbunesrt 14-im 4. Sahrbunrert
10-im 5. SabrhuEosrt 12-tm s. Sabrz
buneert 13-im Z. Sabrbuncert 27-im
8. Sabrbuncert Is - int 8. 9%abrbunbert
81 49, I'm 10. SabrAuneert 26-;m II.
Sabsbuncert 2O-l!n 10. Sa%brbuups;i16
jill IS Sabytunoeyi film Il. Saby<
buno:!t 1O--in Is. Sabrbunpeyt Is -
I'M Is. SaDrbunocrt II tilt II. Sabrz
bunperi l2-i1n 10. Jabrbuacsr! 9-iu
is. Sabrbuleert 5. g5 tpmmsn alio
ourdiAai'ilih IA pay t. auf ca5 Sabr>
buncsrt. Sun H. IS. unn 10. Sabrbunz
rerI IetIsn nc einselne.i Nap(te OH !dnsz
ten.
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6 . q (

Hrt bic fpnt9retne
Nrcufcn, @urttembcre. Bayern;
Sdnucper unt Gacbien,
fir Sic @rcbberscetbisaer
Stbcnture, Geicn, 3deen. WicGs
icHtura=Strclit urS Mfcdlen.
ture=9 dtpcrin,
eos &urfirnentbum 5enen,
Gle 5erspatbiimer Nafau, Sadieus
Meininaen Sohlen, Nltenturh
uno bic freie Staet Trantiur a. 81.
DIR ltnterseienete 1T ietex Sag mdbrenp sr
3el6dftatuneen au Tuetn lit feiner Office, fit
Ode Der ritter uut Main- St,ass.
Gineinunti;O.,1 Nais1S64.
s. 6. Abae, Gaulul.
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Der RiratensD antpfer T~lerionT!sl
crupMtn.cN,

Den Jlpriea, bee niele @erbccrunoen
unterunlerer 9aucelsmarine anridtets,
BAT enplih cas sereien.c @eibid erreiht:
CT 1T in uulsrer 0emart.
Die Ginsclbeiten, bic mir iiter risisn
wihtiAen sang erbalten, iinc intsrel1ant.
Sud- 8elnsuns eea Mlatama mohte
Der tapfere Capt. 8inslSm pom Dam=
pfcr Ssarlarae Saao auf cen Tlptira.
Dcb nift ibm, ~lcnrern Gapt. Collins
rpn Ger y. Ct. Corvette @ahuletts, mar
es yersSnnt cas atfdbrlide Sdif gu nees
men.
Der Ulrrico lanate om Z, Sftpben 8
llbr &benc6 in ccr BAY Scn ct. cuba
cor, Sralllicu, an. 100 eben ou1 Der
@aduletts scrmeiltr, nm &ehlsn ein;us
nebmen.
Capt. Collins ensld!cb lb icaleid,,
ren S!Oriea int 0aien ielb1 ansu1reifsn,
fubr I'm 3 llbr res Mpraens se9en i'm
an, uno traT i'm an Ger Sri,s, nabc etm
Stetn, pbne :tm iecpb eytetliden S6as
cen ;usuTitoen. Nun riff Capt. GpIin5
laut aus, raS Sbif su %iiberssben, oeer
CT wcllc es in @ruup bctren.
Der CT ltc 2icuten mt antwprtete, sr wcls
l. cS inter Zen rhma!'snren llm11ncen
l%brrActcn. GU eclbab e5. Der Ulvri,
IA murcc binaus IN bic See 9eltlepyt.
Gjniae ppn her Mannlbait waren am
yanct, rod lei wci.sm Der arDbte Gbcil
esrlslten, nImi;h ~ SfT;itrr unp So
Watyr|m uno Nytiucr'Its ten nurreu cbne
&uluf zines Msnihsulrbcne auf unierer
Ssitc 9eiansen asnpmmsn. Capt. Gule
Inns fubr rorauf nit lrinsr foltaren Yrt~
is nah ct. Gbcmas, no CT - osriB Gin
insers0ante:N snre:prHs--mi rem 8e0e,
ger res Nlatamo ;ulunmentraf rsr od>t
rpn etr %eefanssren Marnihaft une &c.
rem Murra,st an Serc reS &earlatAt
nabm unp nah 8ritou %1eusrtc, NO er 81
fern eintrof.
Der Mahulstis rcCte AM 2. McYsm:
Der nit lsincr Nrile q. Gbpmas ycrlaIrn
81 unp feline Sgopsa werceN in Der 5ei=
mats nit Sutd ernpfanssn rrs,esn,
1isie elsncen Yiraten BADEN M Mutt
uno 8raft> wenn Il. auf untc,rafnete,
retriris 5aneclelbifs itpEsn, RE fs pnrA
T'l|de 8laaasn uno Wo'bi1nale tsrbeirus
fen, I'm is eann o,s;up!iinpsrn uno 81
Ysrtycnnen,
llnirrn Sr'e16lhifM 9eacniiber, i:is'
Ilc oud rrd 10 flein, ME Ger &eariare
pcer Waaulstfs, tSnrsn Ge nibt tstsben
"ionessn miiNsn ST @runte 1eben> prer bi
Tlaaoc freiden.
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Ger Ebee.- Uolas,es Wprtertla=
ru'Nea mSAen basu. cienen, eis Giserz
'daf;ta Ger t%sfa;nteT tsa G%bfelurtcn su
be;sihnfn. 0Yien teseu!st RE Sab
ressci: rcy rsr Neaea;sit; ea5 Trlbiab'.
S. laeirt allo Gle UribjabrSerne:s. 81
bee 1T Der Rame Der 8crasesenc, no
ciele Spttc mihf. Yefcr "Weibea
5Aar," besrihnet BEN un'crn She'll
Der ;artsn Blittir. Noudonsb eesu~
tst 9erpute5 8Iatt. 5pudon9 flsine
pitan5e. Sauzan~ft 1T Der Same
CTS tleinen TluNss> rC cos
eano bemlll Fri, no cie|e Sorte wdhit.
Gpuoon, ~Wrbs;t" e~rinasrt en bic
mabmlamn 3uecreitun7sn, ccnen nieje
Nri Sbe urterno:fsn ,nire.
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100000
Bertb Tarnz uno @%artenlanr fir spez
visa, .J3 ~. e:Ie.. -. m

Wfrtb Jarn1> uno @artenlanc fir pe<
niger als Die 5dlfte tes @utbes.
Gin biibI1cr 9anb. @obnIs, entbaIteno 50
adere5ns pprSis!iG ensstaut, gut tema6ert nit
sItem 2aueta'Ec ure Rets.s ebiuber, inuerblIb
orei Msilsa ocn etr Staot lpu ecsen eiuf aerinaere
Summc Don GresnaGi5 u~alseIsst ,rsrpeu. ais
bic @ebaubf fpier.
GesSItiden cine eroBe Wenpe 2ans, gut eeeia-
net aum Tarm> uno 6artenbau unb in Ter
Ndpe Der Slatt miro fir meniger ais
bic 9Glfte Ieines@ crtbeSverEauft
nerbcn.
Gerner Staot Gotten IN ct. yaul ron
$50 bis $500 jeee; Die cine 5ilfte baar unb
Gle MnSers, psun's Ssslangt pirs, auf lansen
grtbi..
Der 8eGttitel it pofltcmrlsn. u. Green.
trereen pari aenunr,en ME Cob.
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&c in Der SfTes BON I. Daytrna an z. StraBe
unte.balb Rem Sntsrnationat 1ctel, pter an
Gbas. Yahasant, &esiter Of Deebs, a#
ct paul 1. slus. 1864.
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terubmter Ma9enGitters.

terubmter Ma9enGitters.
Maen anltnrereaulibfeis, Shnermutb, SGrd.
dc, NppeiitIrVatei. Siahuneeu II. oreern 8sr.
rouures- II. Maaentsibpsrssn 9sieertsn r.SGis
Der Gieentbuner RS nit Gstt pcpula-eu
Sstom'S Wassnbittsrs
e%en'site' aIs cine unfehttarc Cur rn.sfrhIcr, dis
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teu Msssiit frlftiat une rieaS..fau-rc trle;h!srt.
lias 9rteit iterrra6ia 1raeirere. tats1, c:iecs
l1cnes Ssten ems!anssn eu,6
Ssbam'e Maoenti;!tra.
Scr linen nsue Sraft gu alien setsraceyr:ttun-
aen Serlsitt. Or 1T n'iIe une antsHehn; ii isirs5
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aebraudsn unt nit suriidfetrensetHra.t alri3t-
lid, nirhr easrr .ttnten fSnuer.
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it f. arssNshm fir ben G'aumen, is;s nrh.ihSla
fir Zen Maeen. geriu6t ,tr uue B.. NGs,
pter Npctbefsr
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midi. 70 laBt itr tenfsIten tpmmen uns !aft sac
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Ode Der Matai6uwz unr 4ten Straes
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Farmers Some.
GAIT unb 8Darbingbaus,
unn 81 n m a

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trante CONNIE il fant.
paul messer.
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pritte Strabe, ct. paui,

Die Mufmtrtlamtei1 tts Wutiitg,ms nIrh ou1
msinsn srp0eu @orralb RON alen otrten OsTsn
BON ben lebtsn unp teiten GerbeTsrNnGsu biuee-
lsntt; ebcnIo cuT msiueu YOrrait sra V!sG'
paartn, VumpM g!eirIbren u. cins sscbs Nus.
NATL pcu fir sie 5aueba!tuns ~npsbieeE Osgsu-
tdnten, welde ih pcr eem seecaHar!'eea eior.
men StriesN eineetauIt bate. unit eie 10y n,strt-
se1 mis iresno Gin baus III MiuueIcia vss!aufsn
merse. Me;ns Ssfsn inb mad ZEN lstten INT
YerteAert{ten Gtposueu anse!e,ttat uno uiro CO.
rantirt, hap Fe cen Aaufer Dclfrml men s~ufrieesn
lcucn perrsn. Nenn nid:, tana Ger Sfsn It.
tpurirt uni has Gc.e suyidcrbalttn wsresu. Sd
r~ertaufe msinsu Yurratb sa uiseriseren3ta!sn ala
lie eesenwdrtis III c;eiem Matft ss:1uf, ,vsreen
eSnnen.
81 slsiaer 3sit n,Sdtsn mir uaI:te eea.iasn
&uneeu earauf aa!merliam maGsn, raS nj:
5errn @pcisr
cas- teutide Department. userttaesn Gatsn, mel
der 19 Elm Gersnusen taraus m.d)sn MIN. lsi<
ne beutl1en VanesisNie lDHiH, gut. u.n. elai9 aa
t%etienen.
Sprets Dor in hem srtsn Blcd EutsrDnlb sss
S.ude, sesenitet Riecls, Oeaa II. Go's. G;Fcn-
taben unb prifs fir bid ieIbf.
q. 9. 6armnpr.
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np1t Huicnb Surhh.

SWtVlWV VWWO
npn JpiepD $arhD. .
Gds Der ct. MN'tcns uno Sort !rcGs,
ct. PAUL
Gie|er aerauniar, ,rpbleinse,idttte @a1bpl,
i cit, tietet Neilsatcn mis- Npi0dngern ale Bs-
%qusn,l'hfsiten elmer Gs;mat. Der untsraeituete
Gissnttinter mirh Nuss auftistea. feline seebr.
ten Walts su tefrieci9sn. @eiu Slid lisfsrs
reihllde une CUTE A0it unp feline Bar 1T jeetr-
;,ii mi! eem Ss0sa se1isbsn. Tubrleutc utabe
i'd ned defenders auf ne nit benz 6aule Der
tEncsNe CUTE S!altang aufmerflam. 327
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dim Grr:otteu 1T Der tei1e &aui.

Marftid,rcicrei tbut'S uidt,
ionssrn mas I'D in rerGrfabruna bsmdtrt. iteas
Bette. l1nn
Srouahar fir SstenSacit
line ttsIs WaitinsA, his i.l III ristr' SABRE 60
ts 500 Wal teaabIs maiden, unh ron Gameu uter
y5'O0o III eieiem 0ante unb in europa bsreits in
@ebrauG llno.
u 1T eiss bic ein3iae MalGine, bic Rem {oas.
nannten "
r1adt.
Die Iudtisteit ldmmtI;ter Maldinen r;yp
sarant'rt nus relhtaneise r%nterpsiiuua ososter.
G!!ssn,turntr iplder WalGiuss fSnnen fis(el-
cen toitsnrrei in Srcnuus sshtsG,i uaeun:e.reil~
ung srbaltsn, wsrn Tie in
gNDeeIer S 0Silfon'e 3immcrn
I'm @reenleaf 8lpd, Ste Strafe, ct. paul
stli9e AbGren unter1alb Der Vot-Dffet,
rpripre@en.
4. III. Sobnso', as,nt.
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Nper'S Sdriapartud

tei:ett aus ben pirFiamten 6essnu1ittsIu, pslas
bic MrSnei=@ iienihaft fir bisiss gstsn satne6s
bat unp 1ur bic 5eiluns Der arantbsitsn, nfIas
e md I'D sisSt: Day s e ssi ;ss!'fm ssNsr it,
ben trurre, meiB Seller, Der einsn Ueriua rami.
eemadt bat. DAP Is pahrbaft auBsrurrsn.Ii4s
5eilfr1Te in id s~sreinist fir hisi SLATE ruu
arant6eitsn, lit unteItreitbar bur6 tis sroBs
Msrse sru bemsrtsnsnerthsn 5eilutseH ne!
f~pigeilnen Arantfsiten bspisisn biz 0TsaiIia b.