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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-01

MARINE INSURANCE..

L ANCE COMPANY 10 now ready 70 receivs applica
tions aHi issue policies Of Insurancs Wee
ses Insurance Ia effected strieuI the Matus Dribei
pie, profits remaining perm snentiy with the Company
and believed the penss 70 Insurers yin not s4ced
twothrdB the rates charged the elass rsks b.
o'ook pomphnies' n,pvo~n,.
William fAtnRll, Charles Moor,
John A. Harris, David b, Orala, .,..
William Bright, tamsa o. Aikfn,
ALBERT v saii,rH, Aetu.ry,
o. oorner ofsth AID MARKET Streets. q.
povlv-ly Wilmington, Del.
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.HGNIx INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHI.

DHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHI
II LADELPHIA.
INCORI GRATED lsO4-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
No. 224 W ALNUT street, opposite the Exchange.
In addition 10 MARINE and INLAND INSURANCE
this Company nsuTes fTOm loss damas by FIRE,
liberal erms buildings, merchandise furniture ETC.
Tor limited periods, and permanently on buildings, by
deposit OF Premium
A. The Company Las been IN active operation for more
thhn SIXTY YEA RS, during which AL losses have beel
promptly adjusted and paid:
John L. Hodge, Lawrence Lewis, Jr.
Nd Is. Mahoney David Lewis,
Jonn i. Lewis, BENJAMIN Eting,
Mlinam y. Grant, Thomas II. Powers
SoDen w Leaning, A. II. McHenry
y Cara Wharton. Edmond Castion,
Samue Wilcox Louis q Norris
sA uLI Wncox, seeIetary as
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8 A M A R ANS GIFTl
sAMARITAN's GIFTI

SAMARITAN'S GIFTI
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
"YEs, A POSITIVE CURE"
FOR ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM INDIs-
CRETIONS
Contains no Mineral, no balsam Mercury,
. Only Ten P'bs TO be Taken TO Effect Cure.
They entitey vegetable, having no smell nor any
imp easant taste, and will not in any way iDure the
stomach or bowels or the most delicate.
Cures IN rom TWO to tour daS $, and recent cases in
Sent by man. Price, Male packages, So. Femae e, %
SANIARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES,
The Great Blood Purifier, and Remedy Tor
Scrofdld, Utcas, Sores Spots, letters Scales,
BOis, Etc.
For the above complaints the Samarltan's Root and
Herb Juices the most potent and effectual remedy
ever prescribed IL reaches and eradicates par
tic eo the Yenerea poison Win remove every vestge
OF i'm Dnrities irom the system well as all the bad
effects OF mercury. Price, sl25 per bottle,
SAMARITAN'S WASH
is in conjunction with the Root and He rb Juices
Full diIeetions. Price, 20 cents
The old sckening and disgusting drugs have TO give
way 10 remedies purely vegetable pleasant 10 the taste
Sold BY DEMAs BARNES & CO., No. q PARK ROW
DEsM0ED co. PrOprIetOrs No. sl5 RACE Street
Philadelphia 9l5
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FREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
IL all the Stations on the CAMDEN and AMBOY and
connecting Railroads. INCREASED DESPATCH
1HE CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD AND
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY FkEIGHT LlNES
for New York VIII leave WALNUT street Wharf at 6
O'Clock p. M daily (Sundays excepted
warded The same day.
RetuTHiDg, the above lines will leave New York AZ II
noon, and and T.. NJ.
Freight for Trenton, Princeton, Kingston New Bruins
wick, and all points on the Camden and Amboy Railroad;
@so, , on the BeyldeTe Delaware, and flemlneton the
walded up to / p, NJ
The Belydere Delaware Railroad connects at Phillips
burg with the Lehgh Valley Railroad, and at Manun-
kachunk with all points the Delaware Lackawanna,
ana western hainOad, forwarding Syracuse, Buffalo,
and other points in western New York.
he New Jersey Railroad connects at Elizabeth with the
hew Jersey Central Rsirsad and at Newark with the
Morris nd Essex Railroad.
slip MEMORANDUM, specifying the marks ana numoers,
shippers end eonsignees must IN every DC sent
N B.-Increased facilities have peen made for the
transnortaon III live STOCK DroverB invited try
The ronte When stock furnished in quantities Of two
or more it win delivered the foot OF Foreth
street near the Drove Yard, Pier No. l. North
River as The shippers may designate at the time OF
sb,pnient terms, or other information apply to
WAL1E FREEMAN, Freight Agent
No. 226 s. DELAWARE Avenue, Phil depha.
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O10 ARCH STREET. - GAS FIXTURES
OlA CHANDELIERS, BRONZE STATUARY, Fro
VANKlRK q co. wOulo respectfully direct the sten-
ton Of their friends and the public generally 20 Their
large and kelegant assortment OF GAS FIXTURES,
CHANDErIERs, and 0RN AMENTAL BRONZ
WARES. those wishing handsome and thoroughly
made Goods at very Reasonable prices will ind II to
where.
N, B.-soled or tarnlshed hxtuIes refnished with
'isS6m W ~ '"sOn"D'' VANKIRK & co
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INTERNAL OR LOCAL
NEW CURA7 I'VE AGENT.
MATIU0.
GRIMAULr d CO., PARIS.

dhs new remedy is prepared from the leaves OF
promptV aPna pfSf.iiibp tSopt n and cures
matoIy results The great majority of Physicians IN
other remedy. ~ ~" "SS h0
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OHe PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL
1OQQ,hoAD.C1hs great line trayerses the North
orn ana Northwest Counties Of syvRna the CITY
of Erie Lake EIe has been leased and is operated
by the Pennsy lyania Railroad Company.
TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT PHILADELPHIA
~ Arrive Eastward-Erie Mail Train AM. Erie Express
= Leave WSstward-Erle Mail, P. NJ; Erie EXPIRES.
Passenger through on the Erie Mail and
trans both ways between PhladelphIaand Erie.
NEW YORK CONNECTION
Leave New York ht A. M., arrive at Erie o so A NJ
Leave Erie al 440 p M arrive at New York iIO p. NJ
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all the night trains.
ror respecting sserg ger business apply at
forner IHlRTlETH and MARKET Streets, Phi q.
And for freight business, the Companys Agents. s. b
XII gson, Jr. Thirteenth and Market streets
Philadelphia j. w REYNOLDS, Erie; William Brown,
ii. III HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, filla'
H. w. GWl NNER, General Ticket Agent fhliH'
l.. TYLER, General Sup, william port.
w EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES, FROM
w foot of MARKET Street Upper terryl commenc
iDe MONDAY, eptember y, lsod', o ,,,.,, 49,.
LEAVE PHILA DELPHIA AS FOLL
For BTdGeton, salem, MI VILE, and all intermediate
Eff!lTIS' Efor W'oode5ry' IS s 4. H. $50 and +, Nj.
Ecr zane May at $50 r.. Ma
NN N"l RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE
Voodbury at fsl5 and $40 A. NJ. and 454 Pm.
ridgeon AT 705 A. NJ. and $3.50 p NJ Freight BOP. M
Salem at GOA nj. and 305 p. M. Freight, 545 p. NJ,
Biiville at 500 A. and 5OS r. NJ Freight, 10 P. NJ.
Cape May &C llfo A. III Passenger and Freight.
Freight will be received at Second Covered Wharf
below Walnut street, from 900 A, Nj. until 800 r. NJ
Thatreeeiyed before NJ will 80 through the day
n Freight Delivery, NJ 22s s. DELAWARE Avenue 80
O25 J VAN RENSSkL AElt, Superintendent. y
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MEDICAL.

q l. A d n E VS.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC RAMEDIEs
Are warranted Ia all cases, or the SPEEDY and PERM
MINT CGhE an diseases arising excesses in Youth
Physical and Nervous Debility etc etc ~
- NO CHANGE OF DIET Is NEcEsSARY
Jhey can pc used without de ecion ana never fail to
eLeet cure USED according to instructions
BELLS sPECIFIo PILLS,
Price One Dollar per Box, or six Boxes for Five Do
lars; also' Large Boxes containing -Four small
From four to six boxes are reouired m cure
single box ' "'4ne
in Chroulc Gases, where Nervous Prostratlop has
affected the system, 1'
BELLS TONIC PILLS
are recommended as the Efcacious Reiuyenatlnp
ana lnVlgOTatlng Remedy in the word.
Package Plice Five Dollars will last a month on6
is generaly sufficient ''
In extreme cases of Debility,
BELLS EXTk1NAL REMEDY
Price Two Dollars, sufficient for month can be use
II Piyes Strength to the system and with the pills
VIII elect a complete Restol alton -
Pamphlet o 100 pages on the LR3ORs OF YOUTH
desiened as Lecture and eau ion Young Men sent
Hee' len cents required to pay postage
If you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REnEpu.
OF your Druggist take other, but send the money
direct TO ~ 0'
DIR. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician.
No $40 BROADWAY New York
And you VIII receive them by return of mail post pad
street. ~ " rs
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

L. FALL ARRANGEMENT.
The Trains of the rennsy Central Railroad leave
the Depot at Thirty first Market Streets which NAV
be reached by the of the Kali
way as Weas by those ofhe Chestnut Walnut Streets
Railway.
ON snndaysThe Market Street cars leave Eleventh and
Marker Ss % minutes before the departure of each Tran
Manns Ba' gage Express viii call and deliver Bag-
gageat he Depot Orders left at the Office No 63I Ches
nut street, will receive attention. va N'NS-
TnA ANg
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A LII PERSONS WHO DO NOT ENJOY
IA the bless ng of good health can obtain relief by
consulting DIR KlNKELIN, German physician DR.
Kinkelin treats all diseases preDal and administers
his own M medicines. They pure safe and reliable.
He invites az person: suffering nom disease TO cal on
open till O'Clock in the eve ming. n w. corner OF
THIRD and UNION Streets, between Spruce ana IN alne
treets bAom
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VGX POP U Ii.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP,
PRINCIPAL DEPOT
No. 771 South THIRD Street.
pric M na eS. 1,ole

Price, $1'00 per Bottle; $500 for half-a.dozeu.
The undersigned citizens take pleasure in cheerul'y
coug hs colds consu ption whoOping-cou0b snotted
lever. liver complaint pains in the breast
Inflammation and restriction air vessels in tbe
Char. .es q. Gra6en, Sunday &erc1y s v%Ss oifce.
James Nolen, Inquirer Office.
William f. Corbit, Associated Press
William H. Carpenter, Fire Alarm and Police JeJe.
graph ruth and hesnu streets.
han00lph, Front and Ombard streets.
James w. Perrne No, ll29 Charles street.
II. A. Davis No. 323 Gaskil street.
John Woodside No. 1881 Frank street
r. &C. MarcS Sis SG E,sS lS
Gebloh No 49, s. second street
John seymour, No 5l3 5. Front street.
f. Howard, No. / Dock street
Il. Q. Eartett No. 327 s. Second street
l.. Rates No. sos Arch street
Albert Martin, No. Az s; Second street.
Mary dwell No. 1882 sansom street.
i. M CaTthy, No. l09 Elreth' 8 alley.
george wilson. No. 236 Race street.
". BROOKS, No.6 North second street
Nj j. Hassett, No. ll9 Canal street.
5. seymour Rose, Bustleton.
Char es Rogers, No. 92l South street.
H. T. we ing on, second and Quarry stree
II EiEaIh M thomas mas No. g. lS6 South Sixt street
=. s. SANFORD, Opera Manager.
John MaRinnis rear of No l34 North Second street.
Mrs 3. X. Choate, Newark, De-.
Ar. William B. Wriqht.-
SIR:-We AXE pleasure IN recommending your TkN
SYRUP (of which We have already solo c0nsiderabu
for the complaints set forth In your printed dill already
submitted TO the public 10 suffernI
humanity we VIII cheerfully recommend your prepara
ton to all afflicted with diseases which designed te
DILKs & SON, Druggists
N, E. corner Pine and Sixth streetS
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DROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY.
OF PHILADELPHIA
No. Ill South FOURTH Street
INC0RPORA1ED3 8 MONTH 22d 1865
CAPITAL, $3.50 600, PAID IN
Insurance on Lives by Yearly Premiums: or nv 10
or 20 year Premiums k0n-forfeiture. y ~
Endowments, payRb at a uture age or or priur
deceaEe by Yearly Premiums, 10 year PTemiuIns-
both Bes on forfeiture.
AnnuIhes granted on favorable terms.
Term 20 ilies Chilfren's kndOWments
This Company, while giving the insured the security
of paid up Ca al will DIVIDE the entire profits of Ina
Lite busrn ess among Its Policy holders
Moneys received at Interest, AMI paid demand.
Authorized by charter to execute Trusts and 10 actt
Executor or Administrator, Assignee Guardian an
in other hducary capacities under appointments any
Court Of this Commonwealth or OF any person
sons, or bodies polite or corporate
DIRECTORS.
SAMUEL r.. sHIPLtY, RICHARD CADBURY
JLRE MIAH HACKER, HENRY HAINES,
JOSHUA II. MORRIS, WISTAR BROWN,
RICHARD WOOD, - lWM Q. L0NGSTRETH,
CHA RLES II COFFIN.
SAMUEL SHIPLEY, ROWLAND PARRY,
President. ActuarY
THOMAS WISTAR. NJ. D., j. b. TOWNSEND
7HS MedicG Examiner Legal Adviser.
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.

n DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
ikcoRpoRArEp S9 SS99MPAAEYt Fan tro,s, ,run. =,
! PENKsYLVhNIi. lSaS afSShAIOkh Oh
OFFICE s. ssIS,c E cSIRNER Third End WALNUT
mn MARINE INSURANCE
,tlESSS5~ To all parts of the world.
~-O INLkED INsURANoEs
On Goods BY River, Canal Lake and Land Carriage TO
FIRE fNsURAHSIo5I&as HI5Ia
on Stores Dwel ling Houses, etc
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
November ], 1855
$780, oCO United State. per- Cen Oan IT. .sas 900 90
90 GO $40 per cent loan ii10 lOOO
100000 state Of RenDsyvanS SSi; Five Per Cent 'SOO
$4,000 siSs ci fcnnsy1Sn Six Per Gent 00'S' %
1000 city Of fbiladcphla Six Per Cent 0'S'V 90
% ooO loan Loan liz s2Ss
qOoO pSnNss gaze SIX reG Sent Bonds. 100000
OF ooo gage SIX Per Cent BC6ds. 2s 1900
1900 s ssSss ssbd2si SiT Per g6c Cent Bonds Gs5oOO
sSarSSnfSed BsPfpS By iRa CITY sSs oS rBisSe afs6sf
7lsO "a PRs; Ia5s75O
5000 100 shares stock Roit PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA S''SOOo
40 600 bs bsSiTNad DDTG. S Company $3.50 90
30 900 sqsio sTqSist @ subject 70 ten days ca 100000
,7o. .7oo Lean Loan 100000
liens on CITY Property .. D ITO 10000
tl,O3es5 Par. MARI ct value .sooe Seo.o0
Real Estate. ........,,,,,. y'SS'yEoT SS ygoY ~ ~
81 Is receivable for insurances made / 9J '0JS.9y
Balances due at gencies d -PremInms A"A"O'
on Marine Policies, Accrued Inta-
rest and other debts que the Com
papiN ....ss...................... 40,5ll4 a.
scrip and Stock of sundry Insurance
and Other Companies, Sll33 Esti-
cdI, mated value. 2,slO 90
Sdsn IN Banks.... .S55 g56 SO
Nash IN Drawer., .......... SIS 48
- sc, $3.50
si25s 65oi8
a,, DIRECTORS
Jabn JinSrnss @ y, HAND, samuel T.. Stokes
Edmund A. Souder Henry sinSn
Tbeophilus Pauldlng, VII lam ri RouI,o,
John PenrOse, Edward DarIJng,oni
yynmss ynm 1Tad9ualr, II Jones Brooks,
IIvnty InIy ~ DaIett Jr', Edward LafouIcade
William Ludwig James n McEs,lora
STosvpn TnoIn ~ ~ 29ea, Joshua p. Eyre,
Hugh Craig, III n Semnia Pittshu,o
Robert BURTON A. r. RarpRer' rittsbnrsS'
O'"n ~ ldolo r,,o,. ID IT. Morgan, Pittsburg.
IhOMAS Q. FAND. PIesldent
pvxpv ,-ru,.,,. SSOHN @. DAVIS, Vice President
Ni hiLbohN' secretary. lis
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- GENERAL DEPOsIToRIES.
In Paris At GklAAULT 4 CO.'S Chemists, No At
KIEPT'B, WILLIAM street
in Philadelphia at FRENCH, RICHARDS a. co. and
at every good chemists q y thtf
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IN0R SALE-STATE AND COUNTY RIGHT
II of Capewel A Co.'S Patent Wind Guard and Aiy
Heater for Coal OIL LamDsi II prevents the Chimney =
from breaking. This we win warrant Also saves ont :
third the OF can ana see them they cost but ten cents
part OF the United States receipt Of n cents sic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-08

1TARRrE MANrELs.-rHB REST PLACE IN TIE
N cty TO purchase aarte Msnlss o. the latest desisns
81 very low prices 10 a. A. kLAhEWs Marble workp, Va
100 Fas, Eabsesssu sre-t near ffud svrnua rewfcvs
CutthSs Qua
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A s1ROLOGY-MADANE BckHARDr CLATElN AR
~ lived from Australia, who u renowned or her
knowledge Of chirominey. physiology. astrooey and y
~ the hidden nfiur human na
fatr beE solicit the parnags Of friend. ~ TIE - la
sciences and the public gene rally Madame hckhafdt y
nuly visited ~ persons Of the higes, stsuinf q whom
revealed their lives and ther
Madame ECKfiARDT Norfolk street " Rrnome
once hours from 10 the morning until in
IA. eVeu
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gIONISIiTN0-NADAM MORROW SFNENTH
~ daughter beats the world IN telling Magic IAsHess:
eis our thoughts yuu euist her ia Lao
TOW street Houston.
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MAnHLE MANTELs.

MARBLEIzED SLATE MASTErs-suPERIoR IN Ar.
Ju pcarsnce, durable, half ths prize 81 marble.
n. STEWART 06 sixth avenue aud 80 broadway be.
tween Thirtyhfth and rhiriy.sikth streets
MARyi.E NAErELs, OF TUE BEsr DESIGNS AND
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A BOARD RrDUCEp-ss TO o. FOR coon PLAIN
~. y ari; ,slniy Of Madison, =. q, fniles rum
depot - farm house pleasantly located and finely shaded,
plenty ~ mix fruit aud vegetables large and airy
Address tounry Board Chatham, ". J.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-07-27
BY N. X. SAWYER.
94aetr { t i Y.
TIT FOR TAT.

THOMAS CAMPBELL THE AMERICAN FLAG.
United States, your banner bears
Two emblems one of Fame.
Alas the other that 1t wears,
Proclaims your nations shame.
Your high rcnown in glorious typo,
Is blazoned by your stars
But what the meaning of the stripes
They mean your negroes scars.
REPLY TO THE ABOVE, BY GEORGE LuNT OF MassaCHU
SETS.
England whence each glowing hue
That tiuts your flag of "mctor@ light
The streaming red, the deeper blue.
Crossed with the moonbeams peary white =?
That blood and bruise--the blue and red
Let Asias groaning millions speak
The white 1t tells the color fled,
From starving Erin's palld choek.
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bait per ~SSaenmai6ine, &c mar rein'
tppte Gnte."
(BefanntIt9 mannte -Sobnpn in letne'
S%ebruarrepe ben Scurnalti fen SCrnep, Der INN
isttter 10 manGen 9etpaIti9en Tl1geli6|a0
SerieBte etne utOpte Gnte, y
Die B~errdtber WGnpAu II II
OoOltttle3u 6aue cC}n iether 0et'
mats 9tactne. @tscOnEn, empfng n,an pteS-
nal pteper Ten 9pCtittle, els CT etue 9Iepe
bolten p0Qte, nit alien 3et&eu Der Serada
TING, CT wurbe 70 w!;theno, bal er IstneN
geoG aus3Og unb erflarte, Dap er leinen Seq.
nerr1 gum Srpte fpreGeu psybe. Das 8cli
la6te i'm iecu6 aug, lief i'm cber nid3t ipre'
den.
Der Mttmauftt 9erolp t0eilt NOD S}Ofgel-
nes nit: OGpltttIe Eat feine Courage |d, mil
benz &rtsg8pemofratem Matb. 8. Garpente,
BON Wtlwautie IN pOlitti6e Discufionen Elm.
,%ulaieu. 6r. Carpenter erflGrte feline 8sreit.
piutefeit, NIT bem Senator Den Gtadt Nts.
ccnia gu b%erstien unb bic pplitiIheu Gaaes'
fraeen In Sfentlt6en 8erIammlmnoen ,u bio.
%cutireu, ater Opolittle Bat bieGes Wnertieter
aboelebnt, ea er gut 9cnu9 einlab, ta6 er IL
Die tent Safe nnterltssen tperoe. l6r. Garpet:
ter 1T Elm letr gutter 9tepner uno pertritt biz
Mnf6ten Der Nebrbett be5 8plfes BON 0t8,
conltn, pabrenp Duoltttle II ouf bic gu.
%fimtnung zines G9eiles Der bemptrdttI6eu
pnrtet rehnen fam unb bur6 feline N6triIil1.
ntsfeit uno p~iberrdrttee Gpet&eGederet BIZ
DOpularitat eonfdnpte S~erloren bat, bersn er
fh fruber, ala giele ietnen pnbren GAarafter
nod ntht 9enau f%annter, erfreut hobei1
mag.
Ser 0eneralpcltmeilfer 0annaQ, G6ef Der
Sutterbrcp6rt9oce. batte, naGpsm er nit beu1
@raibenten 1T Gbicaep onaefommen par,
einen M6lfeder in ietne 6eirnat6 @iscon1u
semadt. rlebsr ietne Nufnotme baielbE be.
riAtet Der Milw. 6erplb:
Wie DEM l1eberl6ufer 9Dplittle in93actae, f.
1T es ieinem Mitbe1erteur @annaI In Wente=
f9a srgangsu. Die 8Greer feines fritberer
5eimat9aprtc8 wUtten nttt5 BON ben Nem.
terideer unp Demaap9en rtlen unb nur ct.
nige GOpperbeabs unb MttgIteeer Der But
tebrUb Brigade beipi0fcmmneten i'm. Del
v8reeman" IGreibt: ygBtr elauben niAt
baB Sim Sane In &nnias cine fabIere Nuf
natme gefunben Eat, ais q. Sc. Jtoneol
geiten6 ietner alten Na6barn unb fribers,
Treunbe, Sane batte aber reRi9len8 Ser
nunft eenua, ij@ NIT ietuer SAma6 aus cen
Be9e SIT Ihafen, ober Mnnoou beliBt oieI
Gerntnft ntdt."
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Ste bcutf6sen 1taiOnSGcncra!e nuO
Die 9Si!ts5Mrger GOnDep ton.

2SG6rsno fetn etn3tgtr n~amhnfter ntutiGer
SoIcot aud MIR elm WUrt ga 0unitem Der
GItpstnnfer SptnlonsG INSTRUMENTATION bat.
e, 6uBcrten etHe Mer0e ber brdbltsn beutihen
WttlitGre IN 3ufartften III hic Wa|6tnatDner
SOIpters nTD Sailors Union itre berslihe
;letersinltmmung nit Der al %. b. 50. in
pttteEmr9 fattfnbeneen repubt. SOtpatene II.
WatrOItmoN attonalepnpentipn, Miv citirer
f1r bsnte breI eteier oeutiAsn Milttdrs
g en-. St9el lhreibt .,Snpem i'd Sb-
Esm fhr SIRE Greunb!t@teit uno fur Sire
B~entIbuuaen I'm 9ntsrsle Der 9uten Sa6s
be5 Grffes baut', srtidre iH sa1letH, paB Sic
Iaetnsn Mamen liz Sbrem @MSrmfe beniBen
1dnnsn unp pns ib, Wenn feline unpor6erae-
igberen umiiGnoe mid h;nbeTu, In Der GCn-
rentiOu au pittetnrs anmeienp ieim rerpe."
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,at &Are all, NIT Sbrer Bepeguna tOenttfisirt
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