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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-19
From the Clarksburg Conservative.
The Beauties of the Repatriation
Inv.

President Lincoln, that good old man,
startled the country on one or more oc-
casion with the announcement that
''the world moves" Every day proves
the wisdom and and the truth of the
dcclaration-provcs also that it moves
in wondrous way, and that if the rad
ical-loyal-Un men, at least of West
Virginia, are not keeping up with it,
they are at least, "whacking away"
right in its rear "as hard as ever they
can" with fair prospect of finally out
stripping "the world, the flesh and the
devil" in those attributes which are
usually ascribcd to these reputed pro-
genitors of all the ills poor humanity is
heir to.
As evidence of the truth of this posi-
ton, we will give our readers one speci-
men of the astute patriotism aud purity
of this Radical-loyal-Union party, as
manifested in the Registration Law.
Not half its beauties have heretofore
been imagined. Though it looks very
pretty to see our oldest and most respcc-
table citiZens-Our Joseph Gusmans, our
George Higginbothams. our Jefferson
Fletchers and or Col. Wilson's, diSfran-
chised; though it smells very sweet to
have negroes registered in their places,
as was done at Phillippi and in Elk
township of this county, the people have
to feel its beauties as they have recently
done in Lewis county, in order to fully
appreciate them. There this pink of
purity blooms in perfection.
At meeting of the Board of Super
visors to consider the returns of the
election in that county, that intelligent,
pure and patriotic body rejected, as il
legal, the whole vote of six precincts;
for the good and sufficient reason that
they had given conservative majorities.
They threw out the votes and tramplcd
the wishes of six whole townships, be-
cause, as they thereby admit, their own
registration officers, who according to
the terms of their own law, are COM
posed of "citizens most known for 10y
atty, firmness and uprightness," are in
capable of discharging their duties.
The specious reason is given that
George w. Curtis" had been reg
istered by those gentlemen "most
known for loyalty, .frmness and upright
ness" in the whole Radical party OF
Lewis, rs George ID. Curtis" "J. A.
Hall" was registered as "J. A. Hall,
81. Flesher" was registered for John
Flesher," &c, &C., &c. The Board Of
Supervisors decided that the "most
loyal, firm and upright" men of their
party don't know "D.r ~ from "W. "
Hall" from Hull" and don't know
that 81. >" stands for "John." This de-
grading spectacle is presented to the
world in order that ten or q dozen per-
sons of similar character and qualitica-
tions may fill as many petty offices in
our thriving new State" Great wa,
Diana of the Ephesians, but greater ART
the Radicals of West Virginia.
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TELEGRAPH.-Through the efforts of
c. D. Tull, Esq, the poles for the pur-
pose of establishing Telegraph line
between Buckhannon and Weston, have
been delivered on the road, and are now
being put up by the American Tele-
graph Company. In few days this
line will be completed, which will give
us rapid communication with all parts
of the WORLDLY. ia. Republican.
A FREE school was opened at Buck
hannon, ON Monday, last under the
management of Mr.. J. P. Barron, and
Miss Lee Roger. About eighty pupils
were i'll attendance.-Uest va. Repub-
licdR.
HA! HA!-''The sacred desk is no
place for the idler or the imbecile.-
Buckhdnnon Christian AdrOcate.
How in the name of sense did you get
there! You had better leave as soon as
possible.-Vcst va. Republican.
AGAIN so.-"Thc Bible The Minister'S
text Book! what glories gilds its sacred
pages! Its divine stir deep recesses of the
heart and will sanctify and regenerate
the great heart of the world. Before its
power kingdoms and dynasties shall
fall, error and superstition's temple shall
be raised TO the ground, such will be the
eflulgence of divinity, eminating from
the sanctified institutions of our holy
religion, that it will overleap the bOun-
diaries of earth, and hold its eliminating
point in the heavens, and shine forth
upon the evening of the world.-Bnck-
haaROR Christian Adrocate. (IerJatim.)
"We have heard Stockton, Sway, and
other celebrities of the pulpit, preach in
their most eloquent styles, but we never
before saw a fellow, ut one fell swoOp,
"overleap the boundaries of the earth,"
"hold his eliminating point in the hea-
vens," and then, to crown his glorious
work, burnish up his face with the light
of the sun when he shines for the last
time upon "the evening of the world"
and gives poor old mother earth kick
into nonentity for all the families she
has raised and all the good she has done.
Ha! ha! ha! ha! Amt that good!
Rohrbough didn't write that. There is
surely new hand at the bellows. How
it tickles us! Ha ha ha! ha! o! hand
us some kind of . restorative, or we shall
JeiRt.-Uest Va. Republican.
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The 0ue.tisn Slated.

The Richmond Enquirer thus states
the question between the North and
South;
"The grand difficulty between the
North and South is briefly this: The
North asserts the right of the conqueror
to impose forcibly what it will upon the
South. The South admits the power,
but denies the right. The North asserts
its right to compel the South to indorse
its own dishonor. The South rejects
this Interpretation. The argument of
force is omnipotent; the argument of
qualification feeble. The sooner the
North comprehends these facts the bet
ter for all. Failing to comprehend them
she is, politically, in the condition of
Joe, in the novel of Bleak House, sail
in . muddle.'
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mete unto others itmay be measured un-
to you aguin."

mete unto others itmay be measured un-
to you aguin."
How long Democrats and Conserva-
tive men will tolerate these inroads upon
their rights, no man can safely say. One
thing is certain: under No Government,
or pretense of Government, can large
majority of the people, representing a
preponderance not only of intellect and
wealth, but Of physical force, he perpetu-
ally degraded and spit upon by usur-
ping but insignificant minority. A re-
gard for peace ndorder will always re-
strain to n great extent, people like
ours, but when those who should ad-
minister, are swift to violate the laws
their rigid observance cannot always be
expected of men who have no voice in
their enactment, and for ought we know,
the time may soon come when no cleo
tions at all will be preferred to such
farces as that of the 4th Thursday in
October. 1866.
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MEDICAL.
Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight Superior to any Cologne,
used to bathe the face and person, 10 render the
skin soft and fresh, to allay inflammation, TO per
fume clothing, for headache, &c II is manulac
tured from the rich Southern Magnolia, and Ia
obtaining patronage quite unprecedented. II
IL favOrite with actresses and opera singers
1t il sold by all dealers at e. 90 in large bottles
and by DEMAs BARNES & Co, New York, Whole
sale Agents.
sarafogn Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER was about on a stand last
night, with about thirteen feet of water
in the channel.
The Eagle will leave for Parkersburg
this forenoon at IL o'clock.
The Potomac is the Cincinnati packet
for tomorrow evening.
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WHAT DIP Ir'-A ysung lady, returning 20
her country home after = soiourn OF a few
months, was hardly recognized by her fticpds
In place Of rustic, flush face. she had a soft,
ruby complexion, Of almost marbl. smooih hucss
aud instead of -, she really appeared but II.
She told them plainly she used liagan's Magne.
la Balm, and would not he without H. Aay
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much 10y using this article. II cAs he ordered
OF any druggist for only 80 cents.
Saratoga spring Water, sold BY ell
Druggists.
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In lifting the kettle from the fire scsidsd
myself very ssverrly-On" hand almost to q
rrisp. The torture Was unbearable.
T1e Mexican Mustang LinimsBt relieved the
psgi almost immediately. II hralcd rapidly.
and LEFT very little scar.
CHAS FOSTER,
f2J Broad st. Philadelphia"
This l. merely sample Of what the Mustang
Linlmrnt viii do. II u Invaluable In all easrs
Of wounds, swsllings, spraina cuts bruises.
-plyins, etc, rithrr upon nan or beast
Beware 0f countrrfritE. None l. genuine un.
lcss wrapped In fine -tsoI.plats engraYings. bear.
ing The signature Of g. w. WestbrOOk, CbrInist,
and the pirate stamp II DENAs BAEyEs & Co.
New York.
sarntosn Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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s. T.-IsGO-X Tho amount " Plantation
Bittcrs sold in one year IL something startling
They would Ill Broadway six feet high, from the
Park 10 9TH street. brakes manufactory IL QUO
of the Institutions Of New York II IL aaid that
Drake painted all the rocks IN the Eastern States
with his cabalistic - T.-l-6L-N.." and thes
got the old granny Legislators 10 pass law pre-.
venting distguring the face Of natvTe," which
gave him y monopoly. We do not know how
this l.. but We do know the Plantation Blttsrs
SELL ~ no other articles ever did. They arr used
by all classes Of the community. and are death
on dysprpsla-certain. They arr very invlgor
ating when laHgnid and weak. and great spps.
tikcg.
Saratoga sPriHg Wnier, sold by all
Druggist.
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AGUA DE MAGSoLIA.-The prettie.t thinr ,h.
ieasr money. IrhvPrtdrirs tu-. UuoI ,n p.s..rs.
alton sOftcns and adds delicacy 10 tho skin 10
a delightful pcIfumc allays headache aud In.
tammati0n, and Is a necessary companion IN the
sick room In the nursery. and upon the toilet
sideboarl. II can be obtained everywhere at
one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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The Preston County journal having
lost its patronage by its radicalism'
bids its retiring subscribers farewell, a
long farewell" and calls on its -" Union
friends" to ELL up the gaps" "Ihe
gapes" is dangerous malady for fowls
of its feather.
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LroNs EXTRACT or PIEK JApCA GfSGsn-
for Indigestion. Nausea, Heartburn. Sick Head
ache, Cholera Morbus, &c, where a warming.
sehiai Stlh,nlant Ia required. Its careful prep.
aration aud entrc purity makes IL a cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes Sold ev
erywhcrc, at - cents per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists. febi COW
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For Cincinnati.

Leaves TUESDAY, Nov. Goth, at o'clock p
NJ, the fine passenger Steamer
POT0MAC..-......Capt. CuAs. MuHLENAS
Clerk CHRIS. YOUNG.
For freight or passage apply on
.sksf+hboard. or 10
Gts3 BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
novl9-2t Agents.
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Heimstreets inimitable uair Colorins has bocu
steadily growing In favor for over twenty yesrs
II acts upon the absorbcnts at the roots of tho
hair, and changes IL 10 its original color by de.
grees. All instantaneous dyes deadcn and In.
lure the hair. Heimstroct's - nor a dye, but
certain In its results, promotes itA growth. and
Is beautiful Hair Dressing Price 81 cents and
81 %. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all
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All who value a beautiful head of hair. and Is
preservation from premature badness and turn.
ing gray viii not fail 10 see Lyons celebrated
kathairon. IL makes tho hair rich, soft and
glossy, eradicltes dandruR. and causes tho hair
10 grow with luxurious bean =. Sold every.
where. T.. THOMAS LYON,
Chemist lew York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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The simplicity Of religious feeling is
one of its most touching beauties. 1t
is a sunny, and childlike, and single
hearted repose and plain and realized
truth
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Reformation is the object we pretend
to aim at, but we are perpetually mis-
taking the subject Of il; it is ourselves
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In proportion as we ascend the social
scale, we find as much mud there as be-
low, only it is hard and gilded.
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RALLY.
The Citizens Of Upshur County, 10 the
Citizens oT Barbour County, Irres-
respcctiny Parties, Come TO the Res

From positive information, n. H..
Taft, one of the candidates for the Sen.
ate in this district, has pledged himself
TO the citizens of Lewis to use his vote
and influence, if elected, for the loca-
tion of the Capital at Weston, and the
line of the railroad up the West Fork
river. In consideration of his pledge,
the voters of Lewis, without respect to
parties, have united upon him. In or
der TO defeat Lewis, and secure the in
terests of Barbour and Upshur, which
are identical, it is essential for the peO-
ple of both counties, irrespective of par
ties, to unite upon ID. ID. I. Farnsw orth,
who stands pledged for the location of
the Capital at Buckhannon, and the
line of railroad through Barbour and
ITnsbur. CITIZENS OF UPsHUR,
Irrespective of parties.)
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HABERMEEL's PATENT
ELLIPTIC CRATE,

THAT wILI4GIvE M0RR HEAT.
Il has \ better draft, IL easier eiesae<, and
makes less dust than any other, is psw nszds IN
various sizes atths STAR FOUNDRY, No. -
Market Street, Wheeling, w. Va, by
augi-3n TH0S. G.. CUL DERTS0I.
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THE JUDGMENT.

After the case was closed on both
sides, the Court proceeded calmly TO
discuss the evidence, in order that their
Judgment might be impartial. Not a
single member of twenty-six Presbyters
who voted had any doubt Of the de-
fendant's guilt on all the general
charges-there being some slight differ
ence Of opinion on some Of the specifca-
tions.
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afheeling gesister,

The Register has n Larger
circulation, by SO per cent,
han any other Paper publish
od i'm West Virginia. Its value
a. an Advertising Medium is
therefore Apparent.
Monday Morning, ....-... November ID.
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from the Pittsburg Commercial, November ]
A MINISTER FALLEN.

The Case Of Rev. DR.. Prestly, Pastor
of Second U. p. Church, Piftsburg-
His Brutality and UnfaithfuIness as
n Husband and Fnther-His Hypoc-
risy as a Minister-His Dismissal
from the Ministry and Expulsion
from the Church-The Finding OF
the Presbyfery Unanimous-The Sen.
tencc and the Scene.
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Druggists.
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MEDICAL.
A VERMHFUGE,

Are the primary cause of one half the sicknes,
among the children. great want has tAsrs
fore been felt for
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Sc euIeiu Il il 4 tQeS.

Cine Gisssrrs sn reiniae:s. SN;Hn
pas Wallsr i'll aliisIHtH BURG 81 lansca 5ttteH
uns {rnfIigs uinIidnns eiueu iGIehtfa @ie.ub
anrimmt, 70 fd,ii,te n,an 2 af,inp fans .fis Sosa
posr, gas eerlsteu Dicnis ttut, Nfunc eons
csut1if!c eawgE (pecnesRssatse 2ae"l i'll ea5aDai-
fer uns rsin,ss san,,t bic Giiternc.
Ser s8srtl, eer MspfsI ais ssah=
ruues= MSl4tei. i.-Sisbis fagt: rOis gSit-
ltgfsI set IspfsI ais NatruHs5r,it1eI mare ti:te,
mssfE settgta gssIEetg. rots rcrftaEaer,. gtr6t1=
renpbaB IL sineu arpben AniteiI ncn .3uGet,
WFtIaSsn- S6isiN UNI eneern HanrtaTteS eStiiaro-
:ss;!sH in ser 0pTgI spss NsttuaB4ttteIn s.,thal-
ten, aereiw;scu lie Gud i;ne p:l5s T.iws g}sTbaz
euua saaHiIidsr Sdursn, Gr:tatif, fEllcffs u
arcmat.isasr Seiiam0tiisiIs nit ssn1 9iahEung5-
fsoi, bab ls in lebs sGftise:1sils ais sgTs;Tasn-
be, ftirtsuee NiisfsI pirsen uno tis @ersarung
bsfOrnern. ,aSsnit iis snt osit ihrsr pcafeHn!ss
Esu StsiFe Te;5ltsa genONen ipegscT ven SaRear-
bs,!srn une anpsrsn, sann sr1h,nseru III Satei-
dc, ilsrsrr bic SsreapGus, icitsg bic 9te;sHns
Ger ftiGf0Tbaltisen Watrnassiaittei siIr 51uIrE.
| serti:es: aea scrrtut unb uHtrIba!ten une .dr-
fsis aatr(deinIa at.t1 cis prpbust;rssrEetsiEafi'
Disls gigenlaafE finest MAI bel ban rsii:sn yej-
| fsn GriitpssA'"
DanaemitteI fir 0raspldst.-
Gin Sulhsl @;prs, Cit &uiasI &fts, Gin gu
5ttsI ssitstca feiues SHrdsanlchI. Ifan ft,sGs
nt1eefahr sir Wrd ssr MiFhgna auf Die Qua
| eIat,,,ttc.
S-ssHa auf 8riefseriens
punatn mad Dsutlblano. -
Sir sitie, asld,s mit1srtf6lane in Srisfg
pso,isl itsbsu, aabsn mir nadfoIsenp bic
Neaulalipnsn tss ppllcspartemsnt uns
Gys!aruuScu in SsirsH Ter @asieusuna
ceutlaer Syiefe nod 0susig!anp: S!ue
8ritic trs!de nafh europa sslanet nerssu
felten, Ipateii untepinst nit Der betrsf7suz
seh 2inis tc:stdnet ffi.,. /. 8. via Bre-
men or Hamburg ooer per Prussian
closed mail. Rit rsr stssssr Sinie eps
itst llu;e IS Gsnts Ino nit Der !stteren
20 Gsn:s. Beipe fiac itGer nur sebsn
bic 8risfs iitsr 5amburs unb 9remsu
nur San,ltasS ab, trdbrene ls NIT ben
anrern 9ampfern s,pet NAL bic 3pds
atesben. Gin beicneerer umheno 1T
cab 8riefe per Prussiah mail utsr J
llnse Sc Gents futen une jecen Brua
tbeil iiber llnse psttsre Sc Gents ci,
5anburaer uac sreuer btnsesen fit ei.
nen 8ruatb.il ibeg J lln;e nur15 Gents
eetlansen uno iiy 2 Ausen nur 6OGsnis
8riefs, rie an, Miitwr9 bier abaebs,
wereen. seben am folseneen 5au,Raa %
Nsw gcrt nit cem Daupfsr iat.
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I.L ben, &u,fdrRen bitits Bessnfen ~

an, ben, &u,fdtRen bitits Bebenfen 4
-dueern.
! Na@ yielenn Sin. unc berrecen Ian
man benn eEtli@ aud tarRser ins &lare
Ibab olS dubfrnsr Yuntt tae YfngRfef
fefluftQen fei. Dun frsinen bte Be&r,
luft8 unb bic 8auerl1 .repeten laut, mi
es tbnen uute .6erj mar. Das tpar abe,
ein 2isblein, toe ben, 8urfdl0en GbsI
flatg. AQmdblt@ musbe 20 dberlaut.
Da wurpe ber 4ansler abOerufsn.
Gs mar Mdrten Strtffer tsr arf ibu
barrte.
@as wiuf tu2 frasts Der Hansler,
ben Is un8emetn nnbeba8li@ mar.
Gu@ t,arnfn, fa9te ber l1nsuteferli9e,
penn ih bate Neben 0sb6rt, be por@&lu,
gen, ben .6errn Rurf1raen aufSubsben.
Da tonne mon ibn pori&reiben. mas er
tbun iu4t unb nae bie Bauern polten.
Slit Gntitben b6rte ba8 Der &ansler.
gerSli& tr es NIT ben ,pileen Geu6erun>
sen bsr 8auern, 70 tdu9tt IS ibm, ale
lei bie 0efabr srob.
$50 feben pi. Bauern? fraste ct.
1T cine Steue, 100 man 9ut tntpei4en
lann2
8en NeuRap: iaBts Marten. Dort
II per 8eB frei. Die Bauera fnt tbeils
tn Gctft. tbetls meter tue9; anbere liesen
auf ben Gtlotrn i'm Eager. Giltt, tbt -
III Ipdt IN
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Mebter 9abr8a,'8,
Bslletrististbts.
prI d {.

Iis itpsen usnutn ein ernttes StrtbtH
Q1sbl GauismuS uue 1elbaiiass 0eben;
Mtsr i'd fraa' eu&. ibr uadtren 1rpmnafn:
s,ie ibr penn irumm une Der 8ir&e eraebeu
Iauit sis Nnssru in pirmsl sommsn
#- g j. g. .E
Giu Eaedbsu, eas Gags ~ Iuhie Iasts
Ourtpeiut aeri6 bic balbr RaGt;
Wan r,he mir. mas mau vsben piQ- IS
Iu Stmar, nur ldrut, ,-eas Slid it ltiQ.
1.slapitssas Nsiauns III ppbl gut,
Det piinit mir: g4o Die 0tebes4lutb e
S!h nie ptrrdtb pur3 Uunlenl&eiM.
Oa muS sen friiber mod Ai@s Sstn
QDUbl jtsbi bsm 5bereE, uie ssm gNtilsu
Dereina sin srauss paupt beser-
Gp1 la6t setrolt bic SABRE tretftn;
Ter @stit rsift-.ss aaIsttt Der 5bsr.
5.
Ierausubsnsstsn Map9snaussu
Be!l,n mir 9erne bic 1vifaunI 9SHnsa
bSters Bstsps!t 1T: 2eten 1u RSnnsn, =
2ans oar SoNauns Sitter su trau4su,
9Sss p!sl pun isiuit @slunsbsiy lpst3t
Dsn a.xisn jI4s. ssbetme Sbaeen; ...r
gDsra aRds9sn Sisl soa Iuaess Esssu, at
e. traus ibrsr lujrnh n!nt.
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@ltrppail@e 91a@ri&tel1.

Die ienttmdn den IN 1tlm eera.
ttett in patriotifebe Site. = Otte Ste.
Yentlom S@retbt pon Slutt9art: Sn
lllm 1T gun. 2eibweien Der 6errl1aften
Der patrlotismus aud in Die Dienamdp>
den eefabren. sc lou nimli& Bel cen
beporfsbenben @e@ltl ber @arnilot, mad
aStuttBart une 2uemi9sburs cine 9rcbe
Mn3abl Dientmde@en fort, anb t1itste.
ben wpuen, mas, wenn nt&t etn dbnli@er
patriotiemuS bte Dempilellen In Stutt,.
cart unb 2upwtssturs er8reift unb Yon
bort ber Griab fommt, fit lllm cine
i&were Maeonotb jur Gplse baben tann..
aee}n ben aaffee.& &rdn3@en ber ultatr Doe
men IL sesenmdrtis ron ni&ts Anrsrem
bte @ebe. ] :..s
Bien. 8. April. - Cine furdtbare
2ataRrppbe btlpet bas auaemeine Sc,
iprd@. Gran3 Iurpra, SO SABRE
alt, felt 18 Sabren !6truussebsr einer
'auteerapbi(@en 3oeals &orreiponbenj unp
Ii pel. metteren 3rtiien al6 Arran9eur ber
@eieQl@ @aftereiisn na@ reu, Orient be-
tannt, bat eeaern. and ONermoutag, ,Abenbs
III ieiner sDobnunA Soispbfabt gltubeg>
aeraaf5e, fi@ unb feline gatttn (swetter
Gtt) Amalie set. @rof, IS SABRE att u.
feline bret Sinner erfter Gbe, &lopfa a19
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