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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-03
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.



TIE hAxrHA hsnrrn FARrhe ladies OF Hoboken
and the three following days for the benefit OF the
KEN Jersey City and New York have contributed TO this
fair An elegant silver trumpet will be competed for by
the different tre companies
bergen.
CESSATION DrxMy ISR CAns.-By nm ordl-
OF the Bergen Common Council the danny line to
Bergen Point connecting with from Jersey City
ferry, is discontinued from the lst inst This ordinance
passed agreeaby to the petition Of number Of citi
who complained OF the dummies In their locality
nuisance. Persons who DO business In New York
siding in tho neghborhood Of Bergen Point thus put
to inconvenience, especially the winter season.
Newark.
FoRry BouF,' Dgy0nos.--rhe exercises attendant
upon the "Fory Hours Devotion, ordered by Bishop
Baycy Of the Roman Catholic church. was com menced
In tbs Cathedral Newark yesterday. being the nrst
succeively by the Catholic churches New Jersey con.
iinunc until June 23->unday, within the octave OF
Corpus Chriswhen the "deyotons will be celebrated
In 50 AIMS church, Sew Hampton and 81 Joscph's at
Mendham. In Newark the .dsvotiOns'' win commence
AZ foors:--St Marys December 80. ST. Peters Janu.
airy n 81 James. March .; 81 Johns, March IL.
INTERESTING ErEnusss. Asbnry late South
Market street, NJ church reopeacd yesterday with
very interesting services tn. church has been re.
modelled and enlarged during tho last summer, and now
presents very One appearance. There were three scr.
held during yesterday, at each of which Enoch
Folles presided In the morning an appropriate ser.
mon was delivered by the Rev. Mr. Vincent la the
afternoon addresses delivered by gay. J. II. Dunn,
Rev. ;. Is Rooney and others, and tho evening By
General theodore RnnyoD and Cornelius Walsh. Largo
cong CATIONS present each the services and
collections were taken up In aid Of the church.
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wREck o. TIE RnH Mit.BEin.

Alleged Nto'cpt Copdurf of ~ Wrrrising Mes-
er-hc takes PasSr -siou of 20 Vessel vi ~
tr".. The Ease Bcfar~ Judge sutherland
=" in"n~tion Issued and served Alleged
lGontenpt Of Court. Ar.
\ '"e hiig wilhelm, whieh sshore the Romer
no. on io night Of tor 21th ult her passage from
ho''esoi ob por having been abandoned by the cal
N "AS tsSen possession q by Mr. Merritt OF The ~.
sha soh Aa'usi Marine Insurance companies who
vss ss'ns hs Dos, eodcayors 10 save a. mucn Of the
cargo as possible, when NJ Brown. ~ The submarine
comyshv, came with ,he steamer sason. and gong on
hoard, wtb drawn pistol, demanded aud tool posses.
son Of No brig and commenced removing tho cargo.
o. Sunday Aucrniog an injunction issued Nv Judge sn,h
svAad. restraining Mr. Brown from c1ssc sang any ,an,.
s'eson N ,hsN pr-mses,vc served or him. but !, "a
alleged be psid ~ attention ci5 and sr conlinud 10
sess,e ne cargo Tho revenue cutter Crawford vac
sal dHsn Va shs brig on ssndey .~ornlns
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COMPLAINTS W neAsaenex o. NEWS IN TINE WESTERN
pAHN.


ILorlfynLk, Dec 2. 1850.
since the Louisville psess have declined V be fur
nshed with from tlts New York Associated Press
Ne hear many complaints fhcD Intelligent cisizens and
susines men " Vie msaUsnAs - 'hs Geographic re-
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EoR corNcILMAs-TENrh' bLh'hSih NJ sly
entecuth vards.--At q meeans held al the Harmonic
c,raen 10 aud iis Essex the 18th Of November
o. r. schmu nominated by nc citizen. % me reu,h.
s ~ 40 Tho undersigned IN the Vf fellow
IN M. above mentioned wads request er.r
s N this candidate whose honoraha rhnrar
a. every one testimony and thus insure
or our fellow ciufrn
u Can,reii ffeher, kensr A Co.
Isnsc Mcstsy. Iranz kohibcrser.
Thos Iittle, Y. -. Helifhsier.
Jeooh W. Moore, Y. Frank
u whitney. y. ~. sio-~nann
a. N. WOODS, IN. Hoffman,
Jos ofshn. Y. Rulmsnn,
0corR~ Koch, w. Pfefef.
y. Ostendorf, Anron kanxfer
ORR ALpERNASfc DISTRICT sIxrEErTH WARD
" The c.il regular democratic nomination FOR Alderman
uQQH nc0OLDRICB, Chsirrrss Tsmmsny Com
IVAN bbRklAN. Vharmas Mosnt u~ss
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roo LArE ron CLASSIFICATION.

T-PHAx's HAIR GLOSS AND cuRLfsg FLUID y
~ the bcst hair drc sing ~ Tue wprds pes ." WINS
Sold by BARNES, n PARK rovs. aud I'll druegs'@
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Bishsp Potter on the Vices and lmmorrJisies
~ New VERA.
IAsi evening the Right Rev. Bersisc Potter, n D..
Bishop New York, repeated the sermon preached By
him on sunday. the nth Of November, In 81 Lukss
church, Hudson street The test consisted Of variety
= s,tssle ssS ysssssss esnDsnslas. The 80 = sAs
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CRY POLITICS.


The PollinG Places.
The polling places for the Charter election 70 b held
on 70 morrow December 4 remain they wsrs q the
late state election, with few exceptions:-
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rsTsL Aceptsr 70 sUaa.

Psovscn~.s r. NUes q gsta
nNyn Nichols q cc.cyed arsyruen ~ kl'eG lsst
Isso1ns u NE dcsh ~ ths Nsv vcvh s1Vnsr ~tue
kob&f MssAansss
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Necessity Of Christian Unity Lecture nv Rev.
Thomas -. Preston.


The lrSt ~ OF -four lectures delivered
lst evening in =. AIMS church, ghth street. by Rev.
Thos Preston on "Tbo Necessity of Christian Unity
The church ncd 10 overnowlng almost Immediately
after the doors Of the building opened, and hun
drcds had 10 90 away disappointed The reverend lee
iurcr took for his the 9Th OF the ah chapter OF
-. Paars Epslle TO the Ephcsans He sald that
rejecting person to day could doubt The necessity
great importance Of unity all who profess the
religion Of Christ ANA snblec. more asia'ed the
minds q men than this evidence ~ which i found
IN the inierct excited Ia the agitation OF tue ques
ton, whether unity cannot be established among
all who profess 20 be followers Of the same Divine
Lord and Master Even among those not connected
With The Catholic Church there was developed earnest
AMI increasing desire to draw closer together those who
ought to be bound togeherhy the bonds OF Christian
charity Nesting frequently he'd for the promotion
OF this object, and from different denomination Of Pro.
testanis men have CONT with this laudible vie~ 10
cndea'or to unite on a common basis What u nov
scattered and dis0rganzei Christianity. They come TO
see That this sunou and division which prevails V 10
fact dental of the important and essential truths
which Christ himself came the world 70 reveal 70 man
The Catholic Church was not emblttered against those
who deny Us truths Tor feels that those who mlsinier
pref ~ doctrines themselves mlsinformed We
feel that Of the purity and truths ~ the doctrines
of the Church could b. brought home to the
minds Of those they would embrace that faith
which contains nothing but what " pure, aud That
tends TO elevate man TO his higher aud more glorous
destiny We are accused W proeelytsn and WIN seek
Ing 10 bring the Church into the bosom Of every family
II y not for selfish ends n IA because "" believe
tb We Sian thus increase the happiness OF "therh W
II the good ~ others seek, not own, andH hs "
tue spirit n Catholic philanthropy The lecturer spoke
on the necessity 81 Christian unity which he supported
nj length by arguments drawn from the Holy Scriptures
and from history, aud set forth the claims whch be
contended the Catholic Church had 10 no considered tho
authorized teachers OF Gods truth. He would use no
words % reproach, or utter syllable thai could
wound the self.love religions ideas Of any
one. lie would speak plain ,rn,hs., and leave
CONCLUSION % ohers Thru no barrier against the
tide o. u6deiiy and urheief except thai one which
Christ himself sei up the lio'y ta,hci ALL Apostolic
None will deny tho divinity OF the founder % Their
faith. Thsdehqition Of Chistan unity was 10 union
visible and mcrak Christianity revelation VI one
haspsuoas whole Scv Chris could net tsssb diseedsst
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-09

DEATn or DR. MORT DR.. NoTr, who
died At Schenectady, Oh Monday. was born
IN Ashford, Wtndham county, Conn, on
June %, 1873. he was a selfeduca.ed
man, studied theology, ana at the age Of
II become missionary in the then wild
region Of central New York. lie was first
settled IS pastor Of tbe Presbyterian
church at Cherry Valley. His fame as
preacher became great, and lie soon re
moved to Albany. In 1904 he became
president Of Union college, a,d that Office
lie has filed ever since. Some 600 stu
dents have been educated Il are during bis
a 4 .1,stra,ion.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-09

SF' Thousands in the West place their
confidence in the Rcd Jacket Biuers. be.
cause they are aware that it secures health
to families who dwell in unhealthy dis
ttict, and that those thus situated vino do
not use il fall sick from the effects Of bad
water and bad air.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-09

EEAAhk. OF Ma lie
following we're tue Ierua.ks made tv Mr
iIEEHr MvLnoLL,>D, # Mee,ue, At TIE
ErENs Fo-,isai, aud wh,ch were crowded
out Of tie proceeding. published lat
week:
Gfn!!emen, and Brother Scorch7ncn:-
We have a-seub ed here, To- nrght 10 pay
ogr heartfelt tribute OF admiration to The
memory Of the "people's poet" ROBERT
Burns.
Indeed, in nearly every town and city
where tie English Ianguage is spoken I'll {
occasion We celebrate will not be allowed
TO pass without some q ron,t,aiion Of
JoytuI recognition. The iruc-hearted
>cotchmau wherever fortune has cast his
lot, oT whatever fate attends hlm-w hether
upon tie broad .eas, or in distant lands
VII! not forget To ackuow edge the glad
return OF 4 Gay 50 memorable 10 the lis
,ory Of lis country.
Once IN century one amongst us is
more gifted than his feIIow-men; he
catches some partial tone Of Tie Infinite.
aud t.rd IKE tIiIs again AID again EIs
glad notes Of music TO The millions that
are arouuI him. Once in a tho4sard
years tie eneklnsh Of poetry rests upon
some sublime embodiment of cur Iacc.
who gathering al tie gIru'ets Cf music
into - rait scui, pouls trTfh all that is
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"uOre ! More ~

The inde:enc! Of putting at the head Of
the Committee Of Manufacturers in the
United Sta,ea Senate man whose private
interests are directly the reverse Of the
people, aud VIII has shown dispo-ition
% sacrifae the latter in order to aggran-
dIzs the former, is eIiciting much comment
in the press.
Senator SpRAGuE, one of The largest
manufacturers Of cotton goods and richest
men in the land, las haA the aImos, un-
parallel iWpuieuce to make move in
the Senate to Increase the protective
duties Oh such material. It Ia notorious
in business circles East that those wealthy
factors, the SrRAoUEs Of Rhode IaIand
have, during the last nine months, sO!d
their cotton cloths a. 6 prof. Of ninety to
one handged per cent. What they make
every week would be sulEcisn. to enrich q
western man. Yet the country is 10 be
further taxed 10 contribute 10 their insatIa
r,
o'e SpPe'i'' ''' ''o' : ''''"''' '''Ao '"'
'e" 10 Tue laFeS, more moo" 'Sn' "'o'e
MooA'sh'
ne'e : C"'''" 0'",s" 9e"",of' As
'0'"' onoe"' q ny % y '""f0 ''e - 'S''
ton OF the country as 20 eh""e hiin 70
further cram his already oVergoFged
2o'ketS 10y e"I'!'"s The pockets OF Tie
people But the DAY Will come sure ana
certain when the " eStefn man VII
emancl?ats himself from sHch inFa"d'm'
Negro '"Se 'S GEAR % me 9r"h'OL7
ana the h'gn pfo'eo"oh's'S' on'y 'ha' i
may Oe used at Ihe po!' 10 Henli"'tz7 the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-09
--xs@=E-- E

EE FceAerca Bremen, the novelist,
died in Stockholm within a few weeks.
50 the late European papers have an
nounced. She was a native Of Finland,
but a Norwegian in education. 1t is
unnecessary to say that she bad large
amount OF fine talents. She was sky
three years Of age and a spinster.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-09

Secretary SEWARD has returned from
bi, Southern coast Tip, having been
absent from lis office Just four weeks
Both the Secretary aud his son FREDERIcK
are much improved in health.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-09

MoaG SPaEcH.-Judge Howe has teen
making another Senatorial speech for the
benefit Of the negro South. When viii he
find time to make speech for the ben
Ell Of the white folk, of the North. u est.
and labor to relieTe them from the Cd.
preston Of The abomiDab'o Tariff aud II
.erna. Revenue systems:
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ECoHoAIcAL-A New EagIaaier rccov.
cred his brothers remains from a Peters
burg battle field. lie ~, ene homes in a
carpet-bag and carried ,uom home in llat
way; coffin and ttanpor.a ion being 50
expensive,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-09

GE Manitowoc ought to be the most
important town on Lake Michigan, north
of Milwaukee. Is first principal need is
q labor; its second railway conrec-
tion with the manufacturing district on
Lower Fox River. lis live people are now
wisely try'rg to tax themselves $50 0O0
to accomplish the first great object. The
other will necessarily follow w.-Arpleton
Crescent.
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sgWe are requested to give notice
that the Rev / \ FREraAs will preach
hi, sixth sermon to young tasn on pex.
Sunday evening
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-09
TOW AND COUN T r 7

To FIRamES.-The Naai.o~oc Board Of
Trustee, give notice that he Fire Depart
mentis to bold an election for Chief Engi-
Leer, on Saturday, the 18th inst.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-09

Gs- 1t is reported al Berlin that lie
Prus,ian Government is dssirous Of blinc.
Ing abou. IN alliance Of Prussia Russia
and lfa United States sgs.nsl Enrlard
France and Austria.
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Es- \ private letter says that iortress
Monroe IS tc,ug lat On ststc. var loot
ing.
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Social EsTEErAGsAEHr.- grand auP-
per AID daace will be gwen Gy the.adi-s of
ST. james Parish, % mex. Tuesday even
ing, the I3 d inst q, the National Uote',
TO which tie public are invited.
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81 During the past year, conscience
money, ia sums varying from one cen:
70 hundreds Of dollars, and in the aggre-
gate amounting TO $40 600, was deposited
10 The vaults Of The Treasury Department.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-09

That our readers may have an idea Of
Wat is going on in tie Feniea world y G
collect tLo G..0"ing itoas f'os1 lareu,
81,
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SaS ImGHnlid)e nEO pria3ipientreue Serbalter
bon repnbIifaniidCn SuaOes6camten mRO
iein 0egentbeil.

Wtr tbetIten Dem Sc er beS y@vder" l6On
mebrmals 8etIpiele BON Der tpitrbtgen 6altune
republtfant1her gunpesbeanlten nit, bic benz
@rafpenten SUbnlUn ltOlS ibr 9tmt Dor bic
SIBe %par1en, ltott liA BON i6m bic Na9abs
mun9 nes Don ism lelblt ~besanssnen Ser
ratbeS an Der r~epublifani16en Nartei bifttren
at laHen. llnD trir fGnnten teoen Gag etnen
She'll Der Spoltsn unlereS 8lattes nit lol6en
8silptelen fn0en. CO miro iebt IelbIt aus
Dem cOnlerSatiSl ten Der reptblifaniI0en @taa=
ten, nemltG aus Stem SerIeY 9emelpet, voaB
fat IGmmtliGe Sunoesbeamten bolet6ll lteter
tbre @te0en auf9eben, ol8 paf le iN purG
Dr6lbeut SobnlOn gu @ert3st9en Der Copper
beaDs unp Nebellen MAIDEN %(olIen."
9as it Elm bGalt erfreuliAes 3ei9en Der
3ett! Man liett an Cemlelben, pte eelunD
unD unDerpcrben trcb aller Corruption bod
Der gOlt89eiit i'm Nlsemeinen nod lit +; penn
nur aus i6m fGnnsn pieie 8cantelt, inter
bencn C6 aud piele llnbemittelte eibt, bic
&raft gu iGrer unubbanei9en uno in pielen
JGllen lo9ar aufUpfernCen 6~aublunesweiIe
idGpfen.
gBie iammerpDll unO oerdhtliA Iino i'm
@ereleiAe nit btelen NiGnnern jene feilen,
i6muIenDeu uno friedenoen NemterjGeer, bic
Elm Stif RUTHERFORD aus Der 6ono
Nn6rer SCbnIUn's jsOeS Wrin3ip S~erlausnen
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Ser, GinOruG Der Stein : Srleanier 0renel ani
bic vGOnierbatiben" int Nor0eu.

Dnr1 bic 0reuel in Stem SrleanS, na=
mentlid aber bur9 Die &Dlle, wel6e praif=
bent SCbnlOn babel ipielte, ipurpen Den Gpn=
IerUattpen inn Ntcrben plGblt6 bic @u9en
eeGHnet; unp nit SGrefen Ie9en le tebt, an
pel6en berunb Ie lit iGrem blinDen Ser
trauen auf Nnbrep 9C1niOn eetaumelt lino.
Dtele &rfenntnib IprtAt I6 in tbren Sour
nalen, namentli6 In Der Seem gurf Gpentn9
0Clf, i'm Stem 2)Drt Commercial @ppertiIer, in
Der Stem Sort Gun sr. &C, lebr entl4ieoen aus.
sic perbammen bas 8erbaIten bes Draltpen<
ten 70 ent16ieoen, als es bon Setten Der
etaentltGen republifant1Aen Nre1le geI6iebt.
Nnbrew Scbnlon bat alio bur9 fem ~neuelte8
@ebabren Dor AQem bewirtt, Dap lelbt bic
lebten Hete Der untcnSpartei li9 bon tbm
obwenben unD DaB er lid, tpenn er iibsr9aupt
nod cine 9artet baben nil, SOllenbs gang
unb Ufen Sen friber 70 beftig bon tbm be-
fdmpftsn ontt=uniOniftl9en @lenRnten be8
NOrpenS unD Sipen6 in bic @lrme werfen
muB, pie er bies int @ebetmen lanst getban
BAT. Sic patrtpttIaen &rtegSOemDfraten Iinb
in t9rer Gerbammuns beS jesi9en @ebabrenS
beS 0r1libenten 70 entI6iepen tpie bic con- er=
patipen 9tepubltfaner /; uno tn0em er nun
atth BON pie1en Glementen pDQenbs aufgege<
BEN pirb, entl1wtnbet ibm bic lebte Nusli9t
auf trsenp etnen sie9 ietner pOlitit unb fetner
allerbDAfen Ser ION i'm 9forben unb chen
bamit lit Der Union,
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iber Bprb trerfen, ia, es muB 1elbit iiber
8prb Su Iprinsen wifen, nm SGif u. Wann-
l0aft 3u retten. Silt anoeren @orten, bic
rettenbe TGat, bic BON IauIenoen %Serlauot
wirb, i: llmtebr. 8ufen Gle unisre 3rupe
ZEN ms 9ano 3urid, laien Sic ben @rafen
Centrum 9eintebren uno MAIDEN Sie 5rteoen
NIT 9reuBen 6eute nod mtrO unS SieleiGt
cine solOeue Bride 9ebaut, mpr9en 1T eS piel~
lei6t gu ipat. SD Idu9ne ntGt, eS DeiEt 81
men ielitt ME Dem uitrtember9ti6en @Olfe Ell
men @ct Der SelbltSerlGusnung 3umut9eu, aber
better bteIes ais Ipdter etue gepaltlame ernie
6rtsuns. Nebmen Gle biele @prte als ben
NuScrud elmer @efnnung auf, bic lieber nit
Der nebermadt 9reuBenS unterbanbeln, ais
Iran3Gfl6e @aYpnetie gu Silfe rufen mG6te.
Nor Otelem SunCes9enOllen betpabre uns unp
aue OeutI6e Elm eitt9er @Ott Guer grcel@
Ien3 @r9ebenfter Ne6tscOniulent &teIs
N dNer
Stuttsart, 10, Suit 1866.
Uon stuttgart 1Areibt man. vSm Ihpas
btlGen 8cIte erwaGt 1etn eGter potriptiI6er
@etlt unO tretbt Die et9enfnnieen Qteb6abez
reien aus"
KY "SWlpapVWe SOttS3tg." tubr IN lb@
rem Sample 9esen bic @artifuIartfen mutbtg
fort,
N6er Der aIberue 6Gnie Rarl tpetaerte Id.
bic 3ruppen 3urad3urufen, neil Ge auuur Die
8lnttaufe empfansen maBtsn." Die Bolts
5eitun9 rlef raber aus !; Vgs ipu alIo benz
mad pte Der Glfrei9iiden, - audi Der mir
temberetl4en 0afenebre Elm Opfer an GObten
uno &rippeln 9etra6t peroen."
limb Dieie8 Spfer t t leiDer tebt gebra6t-
fir ni6tS unp ptecer niAts !
&infeI's Grttdrung au Gun
fte II YreuBenS. @ie arnolp Ruae bat
li6 jebt ou6 @pttirieo aintel su 9onoOn fir
BrelBen ertldrt,
Der beuti@e ~gattcnatperein in QOnoOn belt
leine DlOnut8ieung, welde 9rpfeROr SinteI
NIT elmer Iniprude e%r6fInete. ylRit eunser
Gntldieoenteit," iuete beritlbe, ,,ipaen mir
beute btnter preuBen treten. Die preuBii6e
SABINE 1T beute bic SABINE Der Sreibeit uno Der
Gtnbeit. Der md&ti9en in fi6 3nlammensel6lcl-
ienen Naticnalitdt. Sn tielem glu9enblide
millien ale iuneren&dmpfe niht peraei1en. ober
fe miiien pertu9t perOen. @iroe 9reusens
9erri6aft iiber 9eutIdIano nod 70 reactiundr
uno mibte i6 uln i6rer &eacticn DiQen mein
9onSe8 2ebem i'm Gril bleiben, tp trete bod auf
bteIe Settle"
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befe1isten ie i6r 2aser. Dieter Stt0tanb
in ben Speratiunen batte aber tte Parasuiten
osripesener sema&t; le beaunnen &unUnen
Oerbst3ubrin9en, I'M bus Ser1 Gan5te easer Der
gerbunbeten an3uereifen.
Dieie erparteten NIT dnsllt&er Spannun9
baS Gintrcfen bes BON 8arct 9UrtC Nde9re
befeblisten bralltantI9en 10000 Nfann tare
fen Mrmeecprps, allein es tpar Mo4 tmmer
nt6t eri6tenen.
Die ausentltdGtGe Sage Der Champagne 1T
Oaber in ieper 8e3iebun9 un9Infig fir bic
Maitrten unb eS 1T ntGt misunderstanding, bab
tire SnpaliOn in paraeuttilAeS @ebist init
benz lel6en 5ebll6lag enpen wiro, pie frtber
Der @tnfaa Der @arasutten in bte atsentinl=
fhe CONFEDERATION.
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unb it6, uneinsebenf i9rer beHeren uno pa
%@ersunsenbett, gu ipiuenloIen @erf=
pes SerrdtberifGen @ralipenten unp gu
bersitwtliisen Gerldumpern unb @erfclsern
Derienisen, beren @elinnunsssenulen unb
6reunbe le IN ibren beiierem Gasen trarem,
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M Mddaief, tdtakeLisDsaim At Pofts'
yienS. He Is aiwHys received by ~
crowd Of children, with whom he
shakes hands 0Bd chats for II few
minutes. Miss Shaw, his English
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him. and be disappears into his bath
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black flannel drawers, and scarlet
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beach 10 sss him battle, and takes n
Seat under some trees, AS, soon ~
The Prince Ii dressed he plays for an
hour Oh the sands With any children
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ThirLoenIh Quarterly Report

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Sixth QnnrterlY Renort

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