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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-28

while to disguise the fact that the very same spir-
Il which animated the rebellion at one end Of the
line nov exists at the other. Before the recen 4
rebellion there VA, was .ns set Of gentlemen who
snt for the purpess Of preserving the Institution
Of slavsry; and another Get Of gentlemen were
willing to break up the government for the pur-
pose OF destroyng slavery, and they 80 avowed.-l
object they wished esomplish, they agreed in one
thing, and that was the destruction OF the govern
msnt, and, 90 far ~ that point 10 concerned, the
one was ~ culpable az the other. The blow was
first struck at the southern end of the line. 1t be-
ing struck there the other spirit that was making
war upon the principles of the government must
have something 20 vent itself upon, and it joined
with those who were for the Union against
those who were for the rebellion. But now, when
the rebellion is put down, we fnd an attempt to
change the character of the government, which
we must equally resist. The attempt now 10 to
consolidate to Concentrate power here. It il the
destruction OF the government, and it 10 mani
festation of the same spirit which attempted TO
break up the government. l stand opposed to
both l stand with you for the government, for
the constitution, for the supremacy of the law and
for obedience to the laws and the constitution"
1t is evident from the language sof this
speech and the one of the 22d, that the pre,i-
dent has no idea of submitting to the action
of thefradical majority of congress, in exclud-
ing from their seats the southern mem GERS
of congress. Daring the whole of the recent
war the republicans loudly professed thai
their object in carrying it on was to restore
the Union. But the president says they wer,
oil the time sailing under false colors and
that they joined those who were for the I'm
ion in order that they might have an oppor
tunity to vent their hatred against the south
ern people. He says, too, that for many
years past they have been determined T.
| break up the Union and revolutionize th'
government, and that what they are now do
ing is only in pursuance of that design: Ill
says
! 1--WE find attempt now to change the charae
| ter OF the government, which we must equally 10
| sist. The attempt now 10 to consolidate, to con
| centrate power here in the hands of the represen
| tatives from the north alone. This attempt ann
at the destruction of the government. l am op
posed to it."
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-28

=. Governor to confirm the appointment. Pur-
sne ~ this request, Mr.. Reynolds received q
SUI, commission from the executive yesterday.
ssprssoompsnied with letter Of instructions. I. Is
s ss By the govsrnes that the mnssol0gy and
ge0'oet, hs exposition, and with this view Mr..
pnolds il instructed TO carry with him for ex-
n's;;,;on. snch collection Of fossils a. he may
aas,. necessary for this purpos he ia also in
s.,c,ed 20 dispose Of this collection prior to his
ss.urn. in a manner which may be to the interes,
md advantage of the state. That Illinois and
Ssr wonderful natural resources should be dis
oiayed as prominently as those of any othe the
.S the agricultural and mechanical societies, a
.eii a. Of the state officers, and that this com.
mendsble object will be satisfactorily accom-
nI;sbed we have no reason to doubt, as the mat
,er has been intrusted 10 capable hands.-M
State Register.
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The kassOn Divorce Case.
The Missouri Democrat of the l4th pub
fishes the following letter from Des Moines,i il
relation to the Kasson divorce case:

The Missouri Democrat of the l4th pub
fishes the following letter from Des Moines, in
relation to the Kasson divorce case
81 notice in your publication of the 14th in.
slant, what purports to be historyssof the Hon.
John A. Kasson divorce case, as given by an
I0wapaper Being familiar with the facts of
the case, am prompted through friendship for
or aole representative in congress to correct
seine of the statements in such published account
Of The unhappy affair.
"Mr. Kasson made no confession of guilt of
the charges of infdelity on his part He did not
meet hia wife in this city, on his return from
Washington, and confess to her the truth of GER
tain charges against him of adultery with certain
persons.
s'The attorney of Mrs. Kasson notified her hus-
band by letter of the intention of his wife to COM
mence slit for divorce, and that the bill would
charge him with adultery with certain persons
named, and with others unknown.
"on lis Mr.. kassOns) arrival in this city, late
on Fridy evening, he went directly to the Office
of the attorney of his wife, for the purpose OF
seeing tie petition foi divorce and the charges
against Inn. Upon examination he found char.
ges of adultery by him with certain persons
named, mich he denied, and stated that he
should INSIST such accusations. He finally
agreed With the attorney that, if his wife would
strike ou the Objectionable part of the petition
nc "ouN tdibiS tuo EOHcioi Cha go Vi duuisC'9'~
This was agreed to. The next day Mr.. kassor
and the Attorney of Mrs. Kasson, together wen
to indianapolis, in Warren county, where the
petition vas filed. Notice being waived, Mr.
Kssson 6let his answer, briefly as follows Al
ter sevenSears of domestic trouble, which have
tiled in vAn to arrest, l now take the RESPONSE
biiity of Auditing the allegations of the people
! and.joi in TIE prayer for a divorce
"a ain OF he opinion that u large majority O
the constituents of Mr. kasson will never heliev
himSguiity d adultery, and sympathise with hin
in the extreee course he has been obliged &
pursue in oaer to free himself from his jealou
and unhspp, wife,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-28


On the let of March President johnson
made speech to delegation from the Mary
land legislature, which had called upon him,
headed by the lieutenant governor of that
state. 1t ia moss angular fact that extra
ordinary pains seems to have been taken to
suppress this speech, and to mutliats it. and
to prevent it from reaching the public. Only
one of the New York papers published it COR
rso.ly. The associated press report was the
one published in all the other papers, and
this report is meagre in the last degree, and
entirely fails to convey the presidents ideas.
We regret that We have not space for
the full printed report of this speech, but We
call particular attention to the following par
agraph:
s'I am free to say to you that it il not worth
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-28
Illinois 1t the Paris Exhibition.

1t will be remembered that at the last regular
meeting of the state agricultural society, that
body appointed its secretary, John p. Reynolds
Esq., commissioner to represent the state OF
Illinois at the Universal Exposition TO be holden
in Paris, France, during next year, and requested
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-28

A man in ST. Louis being confned in the col
aboose, - hung himself because the stencil vas,
as he said, observation-disclosures Post.
This ia news from the departed We sup
pose the intelligence must have been received
by the spiritual telegraph.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-28

Phil. Hem would respectfully announce !"
that he has retitted up his Restaurant and oys.a
saloon in the best style, and 1" now prepared "
furnish, on short notice,
OYSTERS, STEMS,
GAME, enoas, ,oEppr
FISH, uoi So15
hnd in fact everything generally kept IN 2 -,
-. p..,,ur,nt which will be served up I'D 'H'
-, .xl. At all hours of day night
- The best of wines, liquors ana c'ga"
.Iy.ys be found at the bar. r.N
sspti6dtE
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-28
Go-3ag's 3auertissmeuts
NOTICE
PROPOSALS INVITED.

OEALED Proposals are invited by the Rock
ing Of a shaft, through seventy feet of Roci On
the butcher Farm, on the Mississippi river, six
miles below Davenport, OF ten teet by twelve fee,
in the clear. SAID proposals addressed to the
president of the Rock River Oil and Mining Com
Pany, Camden Mills Illinois, stating the price per
foot, will be received up to the oath day of April
next, when the bids will be opened, and the Com
pany reserves to itself the right to reject any or
all bids.
JOHN DICKSON, President
JOSEPH W. BRACKETT, Sec,
Dated Camden Mills, H., March 26, 1866, dtd
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-28
DEMOCRATIC T0WNSp,.p c.UcUs.


aHE democrats of Rock Island township, and
all who approve of the veto message of President
johnson who endorse the principles OF govern
ment enunc,ated in his annual message and his
22d of February speech who are in favor Of the
immediate admission OF the qualified members OF
congress from the south who condemn the ac-
tion OF congress in attempting to enforce taxation
without representation and who are determined
to sustain President johnson in his patriotic ct
forts to MAINTAIN the Union, under the constitu-
ton, are requested to meet in the Court House,
on
Thursday Evening, March Goth
at O'Clock, ts nominate candidates for the fol-
lowing Offices, viz
One candidate for Township Supervisor
One candidate for Assistant Supervisor
One candidate for Township Clerk
One candidate for Township Assessor
One candidate for To snshp Collector
Ono canaidase Tor Oserseer Of Poor
One candidate for Constable
One candidate TOR Justice ofPsace.
Also 10 choose committee Of three from each
ward, and one at large to be called the Democrat
lie Central Committee, and to supercede all other
committees now in existence.
II. G. Connolly.
~ CHAs. ENGEL,
MosEs LERY,
9~@ Town Committee.
Rock Island, March 26, 1866.
The undersigned, city committee, heartily con.
cur in the plan of consolidating the committees
above named meeting.
s. B. SropDARD, Chairman,
THos. BRIrINGHAM, LIST Ward
r. B. TAYLOR, I'd Ware
GEO. w. Corr, Sd Ware
D ]. BENNETT, 4th Ware
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-28

GREEN TiwNsHIP HEARD From - The
keithsburg Dbserrer comes to hand contain
ing about - heavy poetieal article as We
have had ta PAIN o. peruslng, slave the
meiifiuous Hiram A. Reed cast bis Harp of
the Vest upon the tender merciss of the Dav-
export public The "pome" is over two COL
umns in lergth, 10 entiti.d Lincoln rersas
Johnson" Is credited to Theodore Hosgland,
and is dated tt Green Township. a most ap-
propriste asms for the locality where such
an efusiou could be Matched out, or for a
moment to stted. We regret that We have
not the spaesto give our readers q specimen
of this miraerous onslaught upon reason,
common sens, snd the English language
The "poicS' calls upon the loyal millions to
rise and sure the nation from the clutches of
Andy johnson, and BY the next gale that
sweeps from he direction of Keithsburg, We
expect to bsaI the clash of resounding arms.
Wen bet the cheese and crackers that if
Theodore participated in tho last war, that
he was dHfied, couldn't buy substitute,
and served but hrs time ss pill distributor in
some nortisn hospital.-Dar. Dem.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-28

IT Is FCr, that more suffering, disease
and distress is allevisted by COs's Dyspepsia
Cure than i any other one medicinal prspa-
ration extsa It is infallibie in dyspepsia,
general denalty, isssisue, weakness, no ap-
petite, ind, sstipn, and is an immediate cure
for any dissee Of the stomach and bowels.
Would $50 say in this connection, that
Goes Cough Balsam, compounded by the
same firm. yinvaluable in ell cases of Group
sore throat hopping cough, and all throa,
and lung DISEASES.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-28
FARM WAGONS.

NOTWITHSTANDI am building 9
IN large number of Pixies Peak Wagons, stii
continue the business OF making
THE VERY BEST FARM WAGONS
and would say to the farmers OF this and .olo.1
ing counties that can supply them "hh -!
thing thew want in my line, of the best quaIi'
I'D ., Reasonable rates. B. II. KIMBALL'
Rock Island, Jan. 30. dwu-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-03
| 6. q. Gone bat erbalten:

4 Cine 8artie 9adpapier lit IN unie<
Irer Sffee ID iebf bflIi9en 8reifsi, gu
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-03
MeeornerA Ec,lrt.

Matbeip DicorieD III elmer BON Oss
men, bie lieber ibre panr Yfennige an bic
A6bftaten bangen, alS BAD fe bieiel6en
fir ilehr niibltAe 3refe onipeheten.
Dieier Bif0rieg mar ndinli6 lpdErenO
Sen Iebten Drei gBOdleH nidjt tueniger
als brei W1aI Dor @eridt, b6IO treQeft
oieicm balo ipe9en ieneill 8trbreHen.I
9eltern mar Ct aH0eElagt, einen Mfann,l
Rarnens &ugnr, alAt0riHeil nfb DetlleLs
Sen bebeutenbe BerIetungen beigebraHt
iA haben. Gr iDurOe fur 6iefeg 8er-
aniiaeA nm s54 beftraft. III
Mites Right batre ben unCrbentliGen
eefpielt, iDeEder nit S14 an ibHa aeri0t
lunr0e.
Gerr Bti6ett bate 70 tief in baa GIas
9egn6t, Oab Ct rlidts inebr bon Der &us
Ben,utlt NAB ncbrnen fonnte. Ser
PoIisiit aber nabn tbn p biz unD erl
sdblte 69, fpelGeg ion bcffentIidl DDr
6eralei9en uebertretuHgen In Submit
ip a bren miro.
GdlIie Gmit6 9Ibf ben $eufeI usn hiel
Gefebe, pelde bio 5ifgntlidtf SfDhlitla
aufreA ha[ten. Gle fdngt Rrafr0H an,
mean irnner co ibt 6elifbfs Gifia gei&
pNng purDe ihr aber 0efttfn Benommen,
iRh&iu ne fir ibE NnaHltdn0iBse Getrns
oea linl a7 beltraft mllrbe.
> Sobn @leafo1 mar bon Der DCll1ei in
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-03

tEw Gem 6tfotbile gBhia eifthebsi
men mir bic Na4riGts bab $taatgjef
retdr 5teGeEa an sAsae MsreineH Mlafss
ierI5eriaHnntIua9 anrebea miro y 49, 81 &:
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-03
NJ Die snfsl st, SeIela itbem
STAGE 8art ee9eniiber..

w Derjanbere gsoaeI oes is. re.
guldren 9fe9iu1entes, tpeI9er nod nidt
LANCE suriid Or 3abInleilter 9telion ntu
$1,000 beitahl nno 6dntl cine Geiie mad
4uutsbille. Mfenlphis, @ifshurg unO
9oulsbille nnternabm, fuMroe ihlieBlih
in Se1moar, Snb., eingefangen lin6
lan9te 9elfer.i Abeno in 8ealeitung BON
9tbeinpolisiiten Green uno. &ergeant
Setter bier an. 8los $4,000 muroea
nod bel linn eeflnbea. Der Surfde
rluB uuf iebr iIoftent 6uBe selebt baben,
aenn $1,000 binnen 3 gBoden 6ur6sus
bringen, lit bod tuabrli9 ettuas ttarf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-03

e AZ III -
e:Hem 8NitauDes gefun6eAt tporoer, tpeIS
pen alLein idledfer Bbisfep pernrladt
1aben t0nnte.s Gr, innrSe eiles BeHern
,ele5rt, inbei1l CT $l4 @trafe 3ablte.
Sohn S'Donnea mHbte ipegen unane
fanbigfeit Sd 3abIeas9 n
GanOOlpb MeDer bate ni@t @nitduo
lenua iids bon ben gemeinen Dirnen,
lntelbal6 6es louisville Depot, fern gu
1alten. gr nlirre Jim S14 beifraft.
GnoreiD Safion aablte fir uianitdns
oi9es Betra9en $14, -
Ben Gpans, geins 'RiIqhse slDgiSedtis
Jet gfatllr, bate etipas 5h Hikiges glut
leba6t. ipel6eS2 ibrlf6ie 8oIi3ei nit 90
lbfiblte. i .uss,..
Con griB gebort in 6ieieIbe @6tego<
RE un6 berfiel in nieieIbe Gtrafe.
Son aneit, iueIGe hire Sfa6baridnft
Surd acknowledgement belafl9te, ipuroe
init 81 belegt.. 80 sis544 s.sss.a slttf
Die hesa6ists Sic gsitfteea gsrbaab>
lungen. ssseastai99e ssbf1nad
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-03

GIN bosafttger q a.
rneIer. @. 8. aobertion wuroe ae-
tern Dor e5qtire Ratbetps unter Der
GnfInge cine Srau fainint ibrem Ginoe
ssidlaaen gu. baben, 9ebradt. gSir
ipobnten Dem 8erb6r BEL Ino fonnen
nur beoauern; Dap aas 8efeb ni4t id5ars
fer in iolden 0alen lit, fft6em Der Ger<
Hagte Bios unter gargffaft bon $500
aeitetIt, tuuroe uin feinen Sriebengbrud, !.
ipdbreno ben 6 feds Monatenbe, geben.
Solde 9ubiefte, Ote Ohne 0erii9sn6en
8risnp ~ baben, frieblide Renfe itnb
oaau nod n,ie er that 9arren pnsufalsf
len peroienen bic itreneife Bulge oesGes
iesesp oss Isp ~ ..sals
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,s5pecial, NDtisens 2

- &&A~@s = 81 -
Briefe lino fouitise MittbeiIungen
fiir Den NaiApjEA SuFslDereip nd nc rran
9efdaiglf an SO 8 4 . &Ai 9 III, sGrit.r
Sdrifttpart, God s8or 50" abreiiiren.
(@ineinnati ,,llniere 3e,t" 1T err
. iu9t 81 copiten.
ssH sNersAellfid.e Nianti, Der Dor Ginger
Belt in bic Office Der Staats Setting
fam, UNI cine Stelle gu erfragen, niib
Der oann % Nfeiien ms 2anb ging, tie
9for6, @eitlide Giienbabn entlang Snn
9errn 8allner, 10 lder ibm oaulals ies
bod feline &teae gebeu fonnte, beliebe
gefaai9it IN .unierer Sffce. por5uipre<
d9ts & / n slalF Elst5gad (
4 6. g. Some bat erbaften:
9eSger, G5ilnnen Corner, @iItes,
@lippersISnfif Siel u. 5afnag Mmeris
caut Sriib Yeople, Bolton 9ilot, ,opie
bic neueiten t6gli1en uno ipodentlihen
Bidttsr BON 0eip gort, Chicago, ct,
Souls, 9ouiSbille, Detroit, &AerbilIe,
chattanooga unb Cincinnati. s.
H3IfE5s&Q& GILL &S5sIsffn9s
Il Cine 8artie 9adpapier lit IN uuie<
rer Office su febt bili9ea 3reifsi, au
baben. a aE assai 7assis ssR'' 't'ss s isi'qa go
\ gStr maiden bas oeutide Dublifun.
oafasaf auhnerfldnt, OaB mir
ale Qrten Sru6arbetten in Gngliih fos
wobI ala. Neutidaall ebenio sbillieen
8reiien, tpie iraef6 cine anoere Nruz
ferei onfertigen f0nnen. a.. .salfss .3e 81 J
grnpfeblungsfar Builder nn0 6efte
atIer 9lrt III NJ, IT, II i. 10. fanl1 nfnns
in furser Belt uu6 3u billigen Yreifen.
in unieret Office auf geiteanng err
halten. 5#sas9 aaE@f
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asetseBu0ipffi0

4 ,tsEf5Ss &{zf.tes1%s Fff78
ats 9iegeitein eePMsi yeffa5t sDsr6en Gtntse beSs
ielben Hno ilsi6 Gins 1T zine grUfe G9ens
nee Gas 1T ee aus fe Ghanee fts SehiRun,
Der D6antattEidsef Btig cd erites Dlnf&t I'D 4
8frkonJ ss3sbiMGEne n. Das &uMb wttA
iGr etH 85ettki Bunr pet ait iuerbeu = ber Heft IN
Sssr iet s IN ase hss
eanoe wirb fit Sas gelb fir weIdbe8 Gteht eegebeM
Iuir6, senomHen. Die maffipen S6u er unh anheres
peri6ntie GigentbGm Iuereen fir baar uerfGM faAs
be SumHse AtHt fifnfsig Dollars lbe. itfist = aHe
Enmnten bartb.r auf ssu Sabs CREDIT NIT sRter
8urgi9aft. a$7x
gertauf ianst I'M 10 t15r wormittcs as pnb wts$
fortgefest pom xq9 sr gag bis ntes perfaMit ipirb
2Seit.re GigtsetnbetteH wefoeft am Tn0e hes 8sSs
tanfs befanut geIaa9s wersen.
q .s ssesffs g Srassr.isa's
sfSss supreme Goarss
800 f3aS4 laf Raissilrs, xsnn.5 snF
sat 10. 1856. nGaas5s !
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-03

Il H @ehrg bieIe Qaiioespro6ufte ais
Sped, S4mfen u. I. 10. fommen iebt
in bic Stabt. Die @efAafte i'm Magee
n.einen beginner iid iebr gu beben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-03
"Fairview Plantation"

mas ben Bepcbfern ber aefonnten 9eaenN meEr
8srfsbrs= unf GrIeiternnaet1 ais
irgeh6 elmer anbesn @eeen6 perleibt. - 3ruet 8Sde
unb cine Mn;dbl 6aeien onrdbsietea bic SSarm unh
peretben ueberfub ru sBniisr III alien Saresaeifef,
2fe adneereien iinb febr gut fir
3wede geIegeu unb beisen cine MnsabI Der f&6ntten
Mnb6ben fur Samiiien geiiaenaen,, pmgebeu CON
prabtuoen Rdinel. Dieieiben iinb reid, pyphwetis
un6 t6nuen our6 feline 2dfrberefen IN sen fdbSnst.
Gbale pun Rlttet 9ennefIee itertrpifen uexheiI E
Yericnen, bic gefnnbe unb freunbtide Qtdss eats
Deoer flen ober q Of, ie ibr @etreibe, Triihfe u
In. pansen unh ernbten t5nnsn. tanfen nSIlen bies
eigen, be IN elmer gutter N0ebaroft Ieben upEIeu
eoer bic, webe &etrtnitfhfe cher SnbSissu auIe1en
rUoIIen, t6nnen teinen beiiern stas Ftstu.
Gteie grobs Mnb ffeisn6lic1e Tdt11, tsItetsub ou2
betnobe 2210 sIderut ift aas8emehen unb aefbd&
werben tn 9@s i{aass H9ssa--E 3 sg4 4
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-03

3 = 3 - q 81
Glisel bes gebdu6es infi6 birat. Cir
Gbeil hes eriteg GtoGes d iro ais @tein.
hnuerluerfItltte bennRt, unn iebr ae.
oiegene Mrbeit miro aus 1ieier Nerfr
ftatte 9eliefert. uugefabr 20 Mann fiuf
BARN ei6dftigt. BefteIIMnqen FUR 9lr.
6eiten bieies iSad,es treffell tdgIid, bot
GontraftOren in Der &tabt, Elm. &ol
hierous eelanot man burd, cine eiferat
Sbiire In Den SpeiieiaaI, ipofel6lt Stein.
lldfeit, iuelde llebenbei aeiaat liberal
berrf1t, 0as Mfp.to 3u ieili lbeinf. Git
3iineruei1 Seller illlb 0seher aIanster
ME Gilber, Ino audi uidJt elm @tanb-
den Sdntub lift lrgenbipo ~ entbeGen.
Mie alIes IN Der Nlnifalt 10 aeid,iebt
aud oas Gllen auf @I0denfd1lda. giad,s
benz Die Stun0e elmer Mfabkeit berafi
geriift lit, miro lie sardein 3eiden Der
@lode sal.aeoeutet. Sie @sfanaenen
ruerotn berbei9efii9rt uno 9lppea ipirb
baun gehalter, nuf Elm 5tueites 3e:hen
Der lode feben fid bic @efdHaenen IN
8eaequng ltno inarldirett dff ibre Re :
ipettinen 8labe, Elm orittes 3dden fers
Bert lie nuf, lidg nieoeraulaileu nro bas
hierte un6 ennlid oaS tebteeIpor benz
Gffn ierlaubt bic Ofabfseit eist3ane6s
men, Na1oent tpirsnns biere geniiaen6
BON Der berrf9enben Sisciplin. Ghers
seugt bdtten; begabed mir ttis mad ben
3eflen Der @efange1eri, ipeIHe natiirIih
nidt fitr ben Nufel1tbalt bon Comfort
liebeneen 8gripfter eingeridtet fillo,
aber bod 10 prnftifdD siIino, lin, oas Be-
benin aenid6en eertraglid) sui MAIDEN.
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