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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-21

by explicit declaration OF Congress that
these bond are to be paid in coin.
In view of the fact that the exemption
of Government securities from State taxa.
ton is, by many persons, considered an
unjust discrimination in their favor. ef.
forts may he made to .ipduce Congress to
ieg'slate upon the subject oftheir taxation.
or course the existing exemption from
State and Municipal taxation of bonds and
securities now outsta nding will be scru-
puiously regarded. That exemption is a
part of the contract under which the secu-
rites have been issued and the money
loaned thereon to the government, and il
would not only be unconstitutional, hut a
breach Of the public faithfor nation to disre-
gard it. II would also, in the judgment OF
the Secretary be unwise for Congress to
grantto the States the power, which they
will not possess unless by Congressional en-.
actment, of imposing local taxes, upon se-
lcuriics OF the United States which may be
hereafter issued. Such taxation, in anv
form, would result in serious if not fatal,
embarrassment to the government, and,
instead of relieving, would eventually in
jure the great mass o; the people, who are
to bear their full proportion of the burden
OF the public debt.-This is subject in
relation to which there should be no diff
ference of opinion, Every tax payer is
personally interested In having the public
debt placed at home and at low rates ofin-
terest, which cannot ne done if the public
securities are to be subject to local taxa
tion.-Taxes vary largely in different
States, and in different counties and cities
of the same State, and everywhere so high
that unless protected against them, the
bonds into which the present debt must
be funded cannot be distributed among
the people except in some favored locali-
ties, unless they Ebear a rate of interest so
as to make the debt severely oppressive.
and to render the prospect Of its extin-
guishment well nigh hopeless. Exempted
from local taxation, the debt can. IL is OK
pected, be funded at an early day at five
per cent; if local taxation is allowed. no
considerable portion of the debt which
falls due within the next four wears can
he funded at home at less than eight per
cent. The taxpayers of the United States
cannotfaffofd to have their burdens thus
increased. 1t is also evident that the re-
lief which local tax payers wonld obtain
from government taxation. rs tho result
of a low rate of interest on the national Sc
curities, would. at least be as great rs the
increase Of the locaItaxes to which they
would be subjected on account OF tho ex-
emption Of Government securities; while
if those securities should hear rate Of in
tersst sufficient to secure their sale when
subject to local taxes, few. ifany Of them,
would long remain where those taxes could
reach them. They would be rapidly
to other countries, into tho
hands of foreign capitalists, and thus at
last the burden paving ahigh rate ofin-
terost would be left upon the people Of the
country without compensation or allevia-
Vi 2 q II
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-21

Gen. Logan has formally declined the
Mexican mission. " q ''' ....l'.s
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-21
TIE OTTUMWA ! COURIER
Local and Miscellaneous
ottumwa, Iowa. Dec. 1pth 1861.

,l Ottumwa, Iowa. Dec. 18th 1865.
Mr.. j. III. MERRILL, Treas. Episcopal
Church.: . Gasan
DEAR SIR. The ottumwa Philharmon-
10 Association take pleasure in presenting
to your society, Fifty Dollars of the pro-
ceeds arising from the esConcert given by
them on Friday evening last in this place.
Although the sum is small, it will give
them great satisfaction to know that by
our efforts we have assisted i'm building
such q beautiful Temple Of worship.
Very Respectfully. Yours,
AE JIM. TROYER, Sec'y.
CHAs. AsPINwALL, Treas
"' ottumwa, Iowa, Dec. f2th.
pocToRJ. M. TRoYER.
DEAR SIR.-At the request Of the Treas
.urer ofSt. Mary's Church, beg to ac-
knowledgs the receipt of Fifty Dollors,
presented by "The Ottumwa Philharmon-
ic Associ ttion." through YOU, their Secre-
tary, to the "Building FUND.- OF the Par
ish, .ss. erEsEsrrfs4 Hr-
ton, the sincere thanks of the "Rector,
Wardens and Vestry Of st. Mary's" for
their acceptable present.
We heartily appreciate this generous aid
in our work Of raising building for the
worship Of God, and earnestly hope the
coming season may see our efforts crown
ed with success; and be assured, that
when we are permitted to worship within
those walls, we shall with pleasure, re-
member "the gift Of the Ottumwa Phil
harmaniac Aassociation.''
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-21

employment Of the California Stage Com
pany, and 10 rather fond of relating story
that has made him famous all over the Pa
cific coast. Bat ne says be yields 10 nc
man in his admiration for Horace Gree
ley.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-21

Provisional Governor Johnson, Of Geor-
gia. has applied to the President to be re-
etl-from duty, aud asks that Governor
elect Jenkins may be permitted to take
the office. o. .a -
Most of the Southern delegations have
left Washington for their homes. The
Nirginians are as yet undecided rs to the
proper course to he pursued.
A LARGE FAMILY.-There Is a lady by
| the name of Dennett. residing i'm Pittsfield,
i'm this State. who is the youngest Of twen-
ty-eight children, and is herself the moth
er Of ffeurteen--so we are informed by a
IeliahIe gentleman from that town.-Pitts-
burg Commercial. al.
Major General Steedman has arrived at
Nashville. He represents the feelings Of
| the Georgians as very bitter toward the
Union men and the freedmen. .s &c."
Lake navigation is virtually closed for
the season. The Erie canal closed yester-
day, and the Melland canal on Friday
last. ...-r .
The Treasury, sold in New York, on
Monday, from Sl.5o0,o00 to Sc, 600, 900 in
gold. It's total sales Of gold in that city
since "Wednesday last are supposed to be
near 5000, 900. ~l
| There are rumors, both in New York
and London, that negotiations have been
initiated by British capitalists for q loan to
the United States Government on long six
per cent. funds.
Two more gold mining companies have
been organized mt st. Paul. The latest
assays are reported at 800 per ton, and the
lexcitement is at fever heat.
| Under the homestead law, the Govern
ment lands ofMinnesota are rapidly being
entered for pre-omption.
F! NJ. j. Mills, Democratis) elected Mayor
of Detroit by 900 majority. Gov. Crapo
appointed the seventh day Of December a
day of Thanksgiving.
The work of repairing the levees OF the
Mississippi at New Orleans is rapidly go-
| ing forward. General Sheridan has offer
ed some material aid, in the shape Of n
thousand wheelbarrows and ten thousand
shovels and spades.
The cholera isapparently ymaking'afank
movement on this continent. A report
from Vera Cruz. Mexico, states that is has
arrived ut that place. -. 40. H... ...
! A MELANCHOLY TRUrH.-When a rak-
ish youth goes estray, friends gather round
him in order to restore him to the path OF
virtue. Gentleness and kindness are Law.
ished upon him to win him back again t Q
Innocence and peace. No one would sus
pect that he had ever sinned. hut when
a poor confiding girl is betrayed, she re-
ceives the brand of society. and is hence
forth driven from the ways Of virtue. The
betrayer is honored, respected, esteemed
hut there is no peace for her this side o.
the grave. Society has bat few loving
helping hands for her, no smile Of peace
no voice of forgiveness. Those are earthly
moralities, unknow to Heaven. There is
I. deep wrong in them, and fearful are The
consequences.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-21

An immense sum of money changed
hands on the New York election. All the
candidate. for Office were were well bled,
one man paying 200 for the chance OK
being defeated.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-21

The official majority of Wright over
Trimble, for Supreme Judge. at the recent
State election in Iowa. 20, SOS; and Favilles
majority ovsr Sennett, for Superintendent
of public instruction, is 90. .9e7. s.-...e HE
The vote for Governor and Secretary of
State will not he canvassed till the meet.
ing or the Legislature. ,a ..E-
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SToRM.-The heaviest snow storm OF the
| season commenced Yesterday morning
about eight o'clock, and continued all day
with nnabated fury. The snow is drifted
so asto render tho roads impossible in
places. Upto nine o'clock last night it
continued showing, and the wind blowing
a gal..-NOnpareI 1aht.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-21

FROZEN TO DEATH.-On Tuesday last,
James Courtney, IA mail carrier. between
Newark. Marion county. and Des Moines
via Red Rock and Nandalia, was found
frozen to death on the road between the
latter places. The weather,was quite COM
Portable when he stated on Monday from
sewark; and not anticipating any abrupt
A.Al 10. as.sats bt III; al
warm clothing. He was alone, and being
overcome with cold, as is supposed, he fell
from the sulky in which he was travelling,
and expired i'm the road. He was young
man with no family. We learn that his
residence was in Charlton, Lucas county.
The horse came Oh with the sulky, and
was seen and taken up at n house about
two miles on the other side Of Vandalia.--
State Re1ister
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During the holidays, Speaker ColfaS will
come North from Washington. and deliv-
CT his lecture, "Asross the Continent"
On Christmas night, December 25th, he
will give it in Springfield; on Tuesday, at
Worcester; Wednesday, Mt New Haven;
Thursday. at New York, Friday, at Bos-
ton, Governor Bullock. to preside; and
Saturday, at Brooklyn, New York.
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{olD SERIES VOL n, NO. sa
TER Ms.-s2,OO i'm Advance.
ton as amended as passed.

u
ton as amended as passed.
Stephens, of Pennsylvania, from the
Committe on Appropriations, reported a
Dill appropriating thirty thousand dollars
for repairing and furnishing the Presidents
house, and the bill fer the payment of in
valid and and other pensions, which was
passed.
Henderson offered resolution declaring.
that treason against the United Stateslis a
crime that ought to be punished, which
was passed unanimously. z
Wilson of Iowa, offered resolution.
which was passed, that all the papers i'm
reference to the late so-called Confederate
States. be afforded to the select committee
OF hftten. and that no Representatives
from such States be admitted to seats until
Congress shall declare that:.such states:are
entitled to representation.
House here received message announ
cling the death of Senator. ColIamer.
Morrill, eulogised the life and character.
Of tho deceased.
The House then passed the usual resolu-
tion Of respect,
Adjourned.
I t a-ll ss SENATE. "aE Tf
Brown offered resolution instructinp
the Judiciary Committe to enquire into
the expediency and rightfulness of provi-
ding by law for the adoption of the eight
hour system oflabor, in all employments
within the jurisdiction of Congress, when-
ever practicable. ,.... IS. r,.s. esr3
Root of Vermont, rose and announced
the death of his late colleague in the Sen
ate, Hon. Jacob Collamer, and I'm speech
of thirty minutes duration, reviewed the
life and public services of the late Senator,
and spoke in terms of recommendation Of
him, as lawyer, a judge member Of the
Vermont Legislature, a member Of the
House Of Representatives.. member of
President Taylor's Cabinet and Senator of
the United States.
At the conclusion Of his remarks, Foote
offered the usual resolution of respect to
the memory of the deceased.l
Harris, of New York, spoke Of Mr.. COLI
lamer, in terms Of the warmest eulogy.
Johnson, Of Maryland, in a very elo-
quent speech, paid a tribute to the wisdom
and judgment Of the deceased.
The customary resolutions were then
passed. i. ...ra y
Adjourned till Monday. -
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Gin pitbtiaer 8r:ef beS Gen. 3oniz
cOfer an Sfbam g.. Sarris.

Der befannte lIpliGe General ;3olGt4
TO nor i'm Ntat 1861 In NtcntaumerY
uno bate cine unterrepun9 NIT Self. Davis,
GrlefretGr @alter uno anperen 1iOlt&en Wr5z
zen. Sn ieinem 8eriGt an ben @racuverz
neur bon 1ennefee la9t er unter 9Inoerm :
Die 8e9ierun9 Der cpnfGperirten @taaten
bat 10000 Mann in unp amf brn @eqe
mad 8ir9inien. Nu6erpem linb np9 me6r
ais 10000 0ir9tnilAe 3ruppen bort sic
linb ale inter benz COMMANDO BON General
See, Der cine GOmmi1iicn loipp9l pom @taate
Sir9inten aus, al6 aud BON Den cpnf5Derirten
Staateu Bat. Dteit 1ruppen InO ale in
6arpers 6errp, NCrfOlf. unO an ba,ptlGen
liegenCen punften. 0ralfoent Davis wollte
dh mad HihmOnp be9eben. ST nil lest
niAt an9reifeu, UNI 3eit sur Gprbereituna au
g%eninnen."-
paIe 0ahen, ibsr bic bic cOnf5Derirte Ne
g@ierung ~0erflgen fcnnte, NIT Nusna6me BON
$4,000, lino b.n etn9emuterten 1ruppen
iber9eben wOrOen. gu ben Ubiqen @afe1
ifno nidt bic Stn IeraS unO Nrfanias etnoe-
rednet; aud babrn eini9e Staaten NOD
Wafen in 6dnoen, ME !. 9. @eoraia. Nprb
Sarclina bat $1,000 Stid Wafen, bic Dem
Staat 9eb0ren. Sir9tnien lte6 $500 Wus-
feteh an War9lano, welde Dem Setnoe in Die
.6dno ftelen. 10000 @etpebre purpen n,,rd,
ole Vunofstrlppen i'm ct. QDni-
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Rtp beSaneiro, %. Ius. @uf benz
&rtessi9aupl BE in paraguay 1T nta'S ents
i4si0enoes pOrsefaaen. Stores isBts isinen
iorctrten Marl4 fort, urn F6 NIT SanOotr
,l pereini9en.
Der &atlsr btfanb lta 3u 8pdatre, no am
8. Nug. Der 0raf ppn Gu anfam.
Die D%ara9naYaner marl9irten gegen ura'
gaYana uno batten In @crrtentes 9rOBe @s-
paIttbdti9teiten %be9an9en.
Sn MUntepipep 1auSte elm fur6tbarer
Sturm, wObsi mebr alS 20 S9ift 3u Grunpe
3in9en.
empt TT $, %. Sept. Die Snbtanere
ScmmiHGre linp beute MCr9en BON 9ittls9tpd,
arf., bier aneefommen auf perD ur@reile mad
ct. QDutS.
Die GUnferen3 III Sort Smttb, Nrt., NIT
oen Snpianerltammen bat gu sinem b~efrispi.
9enpen Jtelultate gefIbrt.
ct. 9putS, %. Sept. Ius gclcrabr
ltnp Su1fdnpise 8erthte itber bie9lbtimmuna
oes 8olfeS binlihtlt6 Der Nnnabnte ODER Ser
%Uerfuns Der @onititutiUn einselauf en. Oar.
naG wurOe bic Innatme NIT ii~berpieaenbe,
Nfebrbett be1GlcIen.
Die Glaulel, tpel6e bas Neeer1immre6i
ltatutrte, pltrpe permorfen.
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.trenaunq fir fe MAIDEN perben. Der Wro.

Itrengung fir tie maGen tpeIben. Der Dro'
see miro In wenigen Wo1en Dorfommen.
New Yort, 80. Sept. (Gtn beutl9er
0auner,-3ur @aruuug fur G%inwanperer,)
0etern traten in Elm bielise0 reutl9es 9otel
stpet Mdnner, DOn penen Der Gtne 70 eben eff
a%ngetommen 3u 1ein i9ien, unp lein 8eglstter
bat I'm Die G%rlaubntB, einen Softer aul tur3e
3eit In benz @alttof ,uriiflalen gu pitrfen.
Dies wurpe bepiui9t, unD balb rarauf ent.
~fernten liG Die 8eipen ipieber, ,nbem perGine
ben Grempen etnluD, NIT ibm cine Reltaura-
tipn 5u be uGen.
@abrenp le bier Grfrtl4unesn senplen.
erinnerte Der Seem 2)prter ben @migranten ba.
ran, Dap ct tbm Nrbeit auf Dem Qunpe per-
iprpAen babe unO DaB 2eBterer gept1ermaBen
l6on in leinen Oieniten itebe. Nuf bic su
ltisamcnbe 8emertung pes 6rempen forbertt
Damn fem 0efabrte Jpn auf inn 5 Dollars
einsubanptgen, Inn pamit Elm Gilenbabntidet
fir i'm gu lGlen, pas i'm na9 1einem 8eltim~
mun9eprt brinsen l0ae. Der Mfann CAB bic
perlan9ten 5 Dollars Der uno Der2lnpere gtn9
fort nit Dem 8emerfen, er perbe eleiA nteDer
tommen. Seine &idtebr Ser3Gserte li9 aber
in aufallenOer 0eile, unp ais l9lieBli9 Der
Gmi9rant naG Dem belaeten 6ptel fam, per-
nabm ct, DAP letn Se9letter bort 9erelen lei
unp Den Softer ntt9enpmmen Babe. eSn Die.
fer Wctle w1rOe Elm armer peutlder Ginipan<
berer BON etnem0 auner, Der lei,. Qanpsmann,
bei9winpelt, f. Dap perielbe iebt in Der 9rUben
frempen Staot mitteIp5 baltebt.
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BON MiIGiGppf.

3adOn, 30. Septbr. @ouD. Sbortes
erlttb 9eltern cine proclamation, in mel@er er
ban Gcrl4la9 beS Sol. g. G6OniaS pom 6reeo.
mems Bureau annimnlt, wona9 ale 6Glle
BON Sarbi9en bur4 Elm Gt0tlseriGt p~rOaelirt
treroen.
Die proclamation ertlart, baB Die gieeer In
perlen unO Gtsentbum 9ei4iBt werOen iu0elt
unO ltelt ais prin3ip auf, pap Die Neser fla
gen oiirfen unO oerfla9t perpen fSnnen uno
bielelben na4 Dem @eleb fir compe-
tfnte 3eusen,
Die Nems bdlt biel fen Oft fir einenSer1u 6,
bic @eAte Der 8etben 3t lAmalern uno IprtGt
bic 9ofnuns aus, DAP perlelbe POM GO.te per,
iperDr.
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Nemeres aus europa.

New gort, l. October. Der 9ampfe,
Nmertea 1T NIT Na6ri6ten bonn 20. y. aua
Scutbamptpn an9efpmmen.
Die 9iebieu6e 9reift 1T England imtne,
peiter UNI lth.
Die Shines ln9t, baB Die Nu6ri3t, ait incl
DIE bin 1.-THE Irish People" (cine 8cnier3ei=
tun9) unterpridt wurpe, bon @albin9tpu
fam.
9OrO 8uIea's 8rief an Die easlti6ea Nser=
ten peS Continents 3eniirt Die beutiAen NtG6te
unb Iaet, Die @elpalt iei bas einsi9e Mtttel,
welde6 Sefrei4 uno DreuBen eereint9t babe.
8a6!ano bat erflart, es merpe ni9t in Den
Qnaele9enbeiten Der 5erju9tbimer interpent=
rem.
Nus 2iperpUpl fpmmt bic gfa6ri6t, baB
Subab benjamin bort abUociren nil.
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Nntisem aus ben Sagesnsuisfeitem.

New gprt, 30. September. Der Sc
neralaseni Der NT. Prelfe bat Elm Circular
srla1en, pab pom Monta9 an Die birette tele.
erapbiI6e GerbinOung ;piIhen @albinston
ltnp Stem Orleans mieoer erGfnet ptrb unp
aud bic anperen 1lplt6en &Uuten in &Ir,e
risoer berseitelt werpen.
Na{61tue, 80. September. Die Nlu=
.nisipalwabl sins rubig p%priiber, I'M @anSen
purpen 22,833 Sttmmen ab9escben. W.
Mtutt 8ropn puroe NIT ATS Stimmen Nie9r<
belt gum Mapor errablt.
S~teuben 1tlle, /. October. Die
p~ittsburs steubtnpille 8a9n 1T btenStst unO
miro mursen erOfnet peroen.
Ytttaburs, 80. Sept. Der GlQesbe'
nier Gurnperein ma6t i6, pte mir nit Ser,
aniiaen 9Gren, Iebr gut. ST 3ablt iebt einige
le6,ia Wttglieber. Oa aber Elm Turnperein
iu teiner Iteti9en, 9eceiEliGen ~@ntrtdelun9
tcmmen fam, 70 lan9e CT feinen felten Iurn'
Plat BAT, 70 mar bas 8eltreben beS 8ereins
sunG6f parauf sertatet, etnen Icl9en 3urn-
plab gu betpmmen. So LIT nun audi benz
Committee gelunsen, einen ~geei9neten 9lab
i'm uberen Ibeile be1 britten Warb at befcm,
men. Derlelbe tann auf SipGlf Sabre 9epad-
tet uno es lam auf Dem YlaBe etn @ebdupe
BON !5cl3 NIT Vle6 b%etletOct, erriftet weroea.
Damn bat Der Seretn etnen Mittelpuntt, Ell.
nen feten 5alt. Die Soften zines 1ol6eu
8aucs fnb ntGt lebr tebeutenb unb ba be,
Seretn cine Nn3abl irptlbabenre Qeute al
| Ntteliecern a1blt, 70 1plte IS gar ni@t lhpte-
RIG 1ein, ras nEtbtae 0elp pasn anIsubrtn'
Igeu.
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..nsfc0e NdebricDten.

~%.lfnrrien. Mus ltnb GitY, Wfenopct
ate &U., Galifprniet, miro beriatet:
Nm Mtttpud marp bier cine f9eubli6e
0rauIamfeit an einem SnDianer oerilbt. Gin
6armer bate ndmli9 einen iungen 8uri4en,
Der frlber Dem SnOianerzSaser nSarbOe" su-
9sbDrtt 9emittbet, inn auf Dem Telpe gu
btlfen. Nm Mittppd murgen, alS er nit
ausfubr, uin clue Qalt @erlte 3u bplen, be-
sesnstt i9ntn Sob 5ilpretb, ipelGer bon Sar-
boes Wttttpe pelIer- gauge NaAla1enldaft Sc
fault bate nno audi ben Snpianer ais iein
Gi9sntbum beanlprudte. ST befabl ibnt TO-
fort, SOm @a9en gu ltei9en uno nadpem. er
ibm bic 5dnce 9ebunoen bate, bano er i'm
init einem Strtf an ben Satteltnppf leine5
Yftroes felt, unb lprenste bopon.
Der Snpianer murbe CUR @rDe ael6leloert
unp nit foet9eiAleppt, unO ipie er nod laut
iammerte unp Den unmenlde bat, i'm lp6
3utna6en, ipran9 pa5 Yftro su Seite, mari
leinen &eiter ab uno gin9 bur6, ben armen
leufel bon @ilcen NIT fi4 Ihlsifeno. SIS
lebte iber mebrere 0raben unp tparo muir nit
tnapper Nptb 9efaneen. gBie mon ben Sn
ptaner lOSlAnitt, fano IS iiG, Dap i6m bic
Armt aus benz @elent 9ertlen uaren unp er
an mebreren Stellen beS GGrpers blutete /;
bGHltipabrlheinliG trtrb CT an ben erboltenen
9erlebun9en ferben. Seinem Qudler &c
lGiebt ni6ts, psnn Die Snpianer tperpen bier
Don ben gSetBen ais Sflapen betraGtet unr
lGlimmer bebanpelt, ME baS @ieb, "a Ge
pur6aus teinen SGub Dor benz 0eleb finoen.
Grit tiir3ltd erl6uB Same0 Chores, Der etns
Ntenge Supianer ais vQebrlia9e" Bat, einen
Derielben, neil er lA ni@t rubts burhpeitl6en
lafen wcate.
6ilprctb 1T p.rbaftet wrroen, ipuroe ober
se9en $1,000 8ir9i4aft pieoer auf frsien
SUP oelebt.
YcnmlBlbauin.- @tttsbnr9 9, 80. Sep
tember.-6rau @rinper, gesen mel@e nun
BRET oerlAieoene Nntlugen mesen @er9iftun9
cOrliegen, 1T trob ibrer fritilAen Sage
ni@t nieOer9el6lasen. STE unterbdlt li@ piel
unO lprtht pt pcn pen. beIaetenO pfern, slaubt
iepp4 bon ben Nntlaeen BEL Rem @eri6te Iid
reitigen gu %fDnnen, NM lih aus benz Gun,z
plot, baS gsgen lie 9elhmieDet 1et. berousua.
a%rbeiten, unb liesreiA tbren Setnpen aeoens
itbersufeben. 8ran Grinder erfibr BON Der
Gurcners SurY In ibreS SApaeers Safe.
Ste las fleibis Die td9liGen ,3eitunsen, unD
mar lebr selpannt auf oaS urtbeil ; aud en-
~tunoist le t9 siel mad Der Dfentltden Msi=
nuns iber fe. Den 8reGweinitetn, pelden
man In ibrem 6aule fanD, nil ie als Climber
u~nssmtttel seesn S6mer3en in Der Srite Sc.
brauAt; Elm Dcttor lol tbr bieS Dor II SAY
rem artgeratben babet. Die Giniperrnn9 tb'
res Mtannes Mill ibr niht beba9en tie ia9t
man trole tbn nur binbalten, oamtt er ettp1'
lase, BON benz Ct Ni4ts tpins. Sic meint, tbr
abtdten feten gut setrelen ; pas STE peta
nil ie Octt iibtrlafen. sic felte biSk be
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O.r 05erein8ta9 Der Mrbeiter0creine
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vert retgegeben, BITE 8ret3ns
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lenlAaften mad Dem Spfem pes SArtft6eas ;
y9epermunn 6ausetgentbImer" Der Dead-
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