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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-20
NOTICE OF APPEALs-llth, Col. Dist,

NOTICE OF APPEALS-Iith, Col. Dist,
= Of Pennsylvania. Notice is hereby CIV
en- that the lists, valuations and enumerations
made by the Assistant Assessors Of .IuHiata
county, fcr the gear 1866, will be open toI
inspection on and after the 10TH inst, l VIII
be in attendance. and determine appeals Ut
the Assistant Assessors Office, Ill Niitiintcwn,
on Monday, June 18th.
All appeals must be made in writing, and
must specify the particular cause, matter or
thing respecting which decision is requested,
and shall moreover state the ground or princi-
pie OF inequality or error complained OF.
DANIEL kENDiG, Assessor,
.;id1lcto~n, Dauphiu County.
yQus 1915. IA.
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a!eI Adrrrt,ssmsats.

/ DMgNlSTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notice is
Il hereby given that letters OF Adminitra
ton the estate of George Weidman. dec d.,
have been granted TO the Undersigned resid-
ing in Walker township. All persons know
ing themselves indebted to said estate VIII
make immediate paymeR:, and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated
for settlement,
BENJAMIN WEiDMAN, Admr.
June 20-tt.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-20

y EVOLUTION IN PITCHING HAy.--Ths
II undersigned has received lot of Rum
dell's First Premium Horse Pitch Forks-cne
of the greatest machines ever invented for
unloading hay. Ali forks are warranted per-
feet or the money refunded. boy II years
of age can work them Gu wagon with ease,
Call at my store, in Patterson, and examine
them-it Will cost you nothing for calling.
j. B. NJ. TODD.
Mr. Emanuel Meyer, of Milford township.
says: l purchased a Rundslls Horse Pitch
Fork last spring from J. Il. NJ. Todd, and
found it 10 be the lightest and most perfect
fork l ever used. \ boy L years of age ean
use it aud | unloaded Two tons of hay from a
wagon i'll minutes time, by the watch
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LOCAL PATHOLOGY,

HydroPhobia is compound word, the
first part Hy lro means ,safer, the second,
photia, means madness ; it attacks those
persons that have been bitten by mad
dogs or other iabid animals 1t is caused
bv the blood absorbing the poisonous virus
that has been left in the wound by which
il communicated itself to tie whole sys
teEl, aud as it generally proves fatal, the
sufferer is said to die one of the most ter
ribe of all deaths. Provideutialiy there
is no ore laboriug under that dreadful
disease in this neighborhood, but we are
sorry 10 iuform the public that there are
a couple other kinds Of phobia Or mad
ness raging here, which, if not quite so
fatal to lie, is far more dangerous to tre
morals and welfare Of the community
The first is negro phobia or negro Oh the
brain" This contemplate disease has
some pecuiarites about it which We must
explain First, it has been found upon
due investigation only to attack that class
Of persons who call themselves Demo
Gratis, when it soon becomes clr0aic, and
it does not necessarily prove fatal unless
the person afflicted with i; happens to
have bis heart thoroughly copperised un-
der the celebrated process invented By j,
b "Sagc Of Wheatland," and patented
under the title Of Kansas Question. =
! \ b. The aforesaid Sage has retired
| from business and one Hester Clymer
has bought the General Agency for the
! State of Pennsylvania The other disease
is Patterson phohia. This is altogether 4
new kind Of madaess. The first stages OF
this disease are quite laughahle and funny
! but as it becomes chronic it presents some
serious phases for consideration. For as
it is caused by mental and moral deprav
/ ty, brought on by over doses OF whisky,
il is very hard on the mind and character
| The sure result of the aforesaid madness
or Patterson antipathy, is an iucurable
softning of the brain. Happily for the
community it is not very contagious, hav-
ing been raging for several months, it has
no: vet extended to more than half dozen
persons. a couple of ''sore" cases car
be seen in their hospital near the Court
House This hospital has hitherto been
kept up by private contributions, but as
these are slow and small, desperate efforts
are being made to obtain Government sup
port DR.. Cowan, Surgeon in-Chief, for
the sick and measly Republicans of Penn.
sylvania, is earnestly implcred to take the
Aliflin Hospital under his charge and
make it Branch Iutirmary of the great
4. johnson tax consuming establishment
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AUDITOR
THOMAS MORROW, of Tuscarora twp.

Fsg~ Soldiers of Pennsylvania remember
that Hester Clymer voted against joint
resolution of our Legislature, asking Con-
gress to Increase the pay of the private sol
diers and non commissioned officers of the
army. (See page 295 Legislative Record
session 1861 While you were battling for
,he Union he was exhausting his ingenuity in
devising means TO countersct the success OF
yJur arms.
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TARM AT PRIVATE sALE.-The under

EARM AT PRIVATE SALE.-The under
i signed offers at private sale his farm sit
uated in Delaware township, Juniata county,
Pa, about three miles east of Thompsontowr,
containing 2S5 acres about 200 acres of which
are cleared and in q good state Of cultivation,
the remainder well SET with choice timber,
having thereon erected large Stone Mansion.
Tenant House, large Bank Barn, aud other
necessary buildings, with neyer-f falling
spring of water convenient TO the kouse.--
The land is well wa;ered. The above land
viii be sold in whole or in parcels to -ui, pur-
chasers. Persons desiring TO PUrcbass tas
property can DO 80 by calling on
JOHN Z. THOMPSON.
Aprii 25, 1S66-tf
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CAMPAIGNS OF THE
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
by W.LIAN SWINTON


TTIIE Standard History of the Grand Army.
I The greatest Work on the War. UEiver-
sally endorsed b. army officers and the press.
The Author says:
u design in this volume to record what the
Army d,l and suffered in ten campaigns aad
two score battles
u shall have.to celebrate the answering
loyalty OF thus army, that oft times when the
bond of military cohesion failed, held it, IN
shaken OF fortune. to Il duty s-ii-imTosed.
al shail haze 10 follow il through Il check
cred experience, in a tale cUmItingied o; great
misfortunes, great foliics and great giories
but from first tc last il viii appear th 1t, amid
many butfets of fortune, through winter and
rough weather." the Army Of the Potomac
never gave up, but made good fight, and
finally reached tie goal.
.'Ut this drama there viii he no other hero
ihan the army of the Potomac self for it
would seem that in this war of the People 1t
was iecreed there should arise no imperial
presence to become the central figure and
cyrosure nf mems eyes. Napoleon, in an
outburst Of naughty eloquence, exc'aims that
in the great armies of history the Commander
was everything This proud apostheosis has
no application for the Army Of the Potomac
And one must think-seeing it never had .
great, and generally had mediocre eommand-
ers-it was that it light lie said, that wherev-
ar it won it owed not TO genius, but bought
with its blood"
This is the only History of the ''Granl
Army" and no one Who has borne part in
its conflicts, or is interested in its grand
achievements. should BE without it.
This work presents rare chance to make
money.
Agents wanied Send for circulars a,.d see
our terms. Address,
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO..
5G7 Minor ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
June 90 1866 I'm
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TAUTiON.-Thc undersigned residing in
- Fermanah township, takes this method TT
informing certain persons. known by him.
that hereafter if found trespassing On his
property, cutting timber displacing rails, Sc
they will be dealt with according to law al
persons are prohibited hunting game on his
farm, and those disobeying this notice will be
dealt with in sumn.ariiy manner.
June 23-Gt. SAMUEL SIEDEE
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GETTING THEIR PAy-For many
years, the Irishmcn OF the country have
been supporting the democratic" party.
The party now supports Andrew John
SOD, and Andrew johnson makes haste to
have every Iri>hmen arrested who at
tempts 70 make his way into Canada -
johnson aids England to the extent of
his ability, and be seems to have pen
Giant for giving aid aud comfort to those
who are the real enemies OF our country.
He strained the neutrality laws to make
out a case against the Fenians. They
were weak, the British Government
stronger.
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AT pr,

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AT PR!-
VATE SALE.-The undersigned offers
ct private sale his Mill Property, situated in
Met oysyiile, Tusearora township. Juniata
county. The Mil is a large Frame Buiiding.
running two setts Of Burrs, with Bolts, Ele-
yators, &c, nece Ssary for dcIng a large
Country or Merchant business. In connec-
ton with the Mill will be sold good Dwell
ing House and Stable. with all necessary
modern improvements. Terms easy.
Persons wishing to see the property will
call at the residence of the subscriber in
McCyosville Juniata county.
June 2D-tf WM. HACKETT.
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DETROIT, June l7.-Geu. Lewis Cass
died in this city at I o'clock this morr.
ing, aged 83 years.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-20

r@- The Boston Transcript says: Wade
Hampton's complaint that South Carolina
is not represented in Congress, is equal in
elFontery to the appeal Of the criminal
who killed his father and mother, and
then asked the court to have pity on him
rs he was IN orphan.
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CHURCH LETrIEG.-A letting for the
" building of Brick Presby yteriau Church
at East Waterford, Iuniata county, will take
place, JULY l4lh. at II o clock NJ. Of said
date. Proposals received from the present
up to the above date. Specifications for said
building can be seea at the following places ::
Registers office. Miiiintown. Samuel Buck 5
store, Perrysville, 4. J Furguson's, East
Waterford. All proposals must he sealed
and directed to A. j. Furguson, East Water
fnr,i
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COMMISSIONER

JOHN N. THOMPSON, Of Perrysvill
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JACOB WEISER, of Susquebanna twr
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JOSEPH P0MEROY, of Bea,c twp
LUCIAN WILSON, of Fayette twp
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II viii coutaiu twenty columns OF reading
matter, and each number 'rjlt be ILLUSTRATED.
The first issue will contain correct portrait
of Mai. GEx. GEART, Union caniiiaLe for
Governor.
s4az Union men everywhere are requested
TO ala in making up clubs for the OLD FLAG.
Address MCCLURE { STONEk.
inre CAT. CLambersbuig, Pa.
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SETHITE HALL HOTEL.-The under
~ signed would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally that he has
taken charge Of the above named Hotel. for
nIerly kept by 4. Il. ilaideman, situated iu
Fayette township, Iuniata county, Pa, about
four miles east Of McAlistersvilic, where he
viii he prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with their patronage. His BAR
viii be stocked with the best quality of
Liquors., his TABLE spread with the best the
market can afford. and iis STABLE attended
By trus,y hostlers.
mar. %. '6G-3m, LEWIS AMY
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ASSOCIATE JUDGES,

COUNTY TICKET.
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FOR ASSEMBLY.

For ASSEMBLY,
HENRY II. WILSON, of Juniata Co,
(Su6iect to the District Conferenco.)
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III. I'll. WILSON, Editor and Publish er
UNION REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKEI
FOR GOVERNOR,
Maj. GEN. JOHN ". GEARY.
OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
DISTRICT TICKET.
FOR CONGRESS.

JOHN J. PATTERSON, Of Juniata Co.
(4ubjcct to the District Conference.)
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CUBA MILLS.-The undersigned begs
~ leave to inform his friends and the public
that he is still in charge of the above name4
popular mill, where be is prepared to accom-
modate the citizens Of Miiiin. Patterson and
vicinity. with the Choicest Brands of Flour
y large supply of Bran, Chop-StuT, and Feed
of all kinds constantly on hand. As lie runs
a mill wagon every Tuesday and Friday TO
Mi.aia and Patterson, customers can be yunc-
tually supplied at their doors. By strict at
tention to business he hopes TO receive lib
eral share Of public patronage Terms Cash.
may 9, 'GG-til SOLOMON KAUFMAN.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
JEREMIAH LYONS, of Mifilintown
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ITTE. OLD FLAG.-An illustrated Union
4 Campaign Paper. Devoted TO Union,
Freedom and Justice.
The Publishers of the Franklin Repository
will resume the publication of Sleir most sue
eesstu! campaign paper Of 1864, TIE OLD
FLAG, on the 4ih Of ,fa'y nert, and publish IL
weekly thereafter until the iull returns Of the
Election can he given 10 its readers, st the
following lo7 rates-cqsl t'raTiddlg Iii ad-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-14
3nr Nacbricbt
=. asa far sG ~
Qefpnp1tterl unD QQnDleute.

gser NIT benz Qantleben unb eanstetriebe ~hberbanpt ser=
traut 1T, weib an, beHen ,u b%eurtbetlen, pelde @erlesenbeit.
Nnaa unb 8eipranis bas Grfranfen bes Wiebfanees eorf 81
yerurfaden pfeat, nan,entlih Bel p!Sslth eintretenben 8duen.
mo- iberbies bic tbierdrsttide 5dlfe Uber Der getfanb zines In
bieSer ge,iebuna ~erfabrenen 5reunees nttt slei6 sur 5ane 1T
aber and a~baeiehen bappn bleibt In pielen aallen, tnsbes
fpnbere Bet Dem grfranfen zines minber t~pertbp0uen Saus=
there's, nod Der Rpftenpunft in 9etradt 3u ~sieen, Der INN 10
beeeutenter rpirb. ie entfernter bic tbierdrstlide 6hlfe ~
}uden 1T. Stun aiebt es befanntlid Bel tenn Stebfanbe I'm.
faue. mo rafhe 6ilfe g1ptb tbat unb bic betennten gep6bns
iiden 6ausmittel, mie 4. 9. Bel Der enfahnbli6en1 olit, @nfs
~,Sntunaen, graune nidt ansi eiden; 8eridumntTe Der rcd
ten peer rehtseitis anae,panbten pittel aber ben emPFneli,@@
item edaben mad Hb fibren miHen. gaf6t felten ~rsrletten
biefe limffGnte III Auadialbereien, wel9e ZEN Shacen nut
p%ersr6sern.
Gin sladlider Sufau bat mid In bic Rage rerfest, eisler'
9ansdbel a~tSubeifen. ~.
0pn einen, prientalii6en Sbierarst. beFen 9efanntidaft
ib auf elmer entfernten Neiie sernadt. er,parb i'd Elm Wttftei,
pelhes In feinem ldntlihen Sausbaite feblen irllte.
8ielfahe @erfude in BEN seritietenhen Tauen baben &C.
nhaenbe 9e,peiIe BON her Wobltbdtisfeit bieies Nftttels 9ege'
BEN, nnb tarf i'd alauben, einem erinaeneen Veeurfn'fe Del
piebbaltenber 0antbeppbner bamit a~baebplfen gu baben.
@eaen Ginientuna pom ST. 90 iberienee i'd Elm 8adet Zee
prtentaIif&e en- @iebpuIpers nebf @ebrautsannsts
flung p~Ortofrei an iebe gerefe. q.
g6arles plate,
SO. 102, 10. Strabe, Cincinnati, Obts.
aprtf 1. 1866. isf B 3nt 10
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0dunibetDti6muS4

Spbm etnt.n, ~erfabrener 8auaideihtia anb Supsr,
teur Der 8aunihsist'ften 9eilmittel. Sreis h~erfelben nus
$9.5 fur Snfrunent, Del unb eebrba6. Natb nne Aus'
tunft gratis. EGU
SfHHes unb wobnuns : 30. 1870 gsarl etrase, RSR.0os
334, Cleveland, Sbtp.
Sanuar 4. IS. iSn
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3erfreute Geletrte. - Ser t~eritmte ST..
3ilofpn mar Elm Mann BON GROCER Geletriamfeit
unb treHliAem Gbaratter, atsr aud bas Mufsr
Der 3ertreuten. Nts IT einft init Semanb fprah
auA ion Elm Snistt; Der Dottor bidte fh unb
traste einise Minuten lang has 8ein ietnes Nad.
Ears, obns ju merten, bas bas Snisft fcrtfutr i'm
~ fehsn.
&ant, Der @eltmeile iu 8Sniss6ers, ~fcrsnis sin
Spf. als Elm Weltmanp, persa6 f@ eintt In elmer
Oamenaeisaibaft 70 melt, bab ct Sas, mas er bahts,
taut iaste: Aa, wie ih mid tier lansrsile!
gtsnio nabm Der srr6e Naturfctider Ns,ptcn
einf bic 6anb elmer neben ibm isenbsn Dcme unb
ibidts f4 an, nit tbrera, fleinen Singer lsiasn
pfsifnfppf ansSHrusen.
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g,pu BEN CHRIS. 8. WertDn Hrptp 4, .. y, WerfaHf'
Der Encyclopedias of Religious knowledge uue 3eraus9s'
Der Bee Christian Chronicle, philadelphia.
cbfapn i'd nt&t senetat ttn, gatent. ~aeebisiuea TN aaeemstnsn gu BE-
,nnaiosu uub at ~ empRbfen Ia Id BEN Snsrestsnsten nb gDtrtur8er
pht traue, 70 tenne Id bod tentn tinretdeneen @rnnnt pesnal9 er
msn, Is uimt 3euarts ableaen fpute, In BetreH ber. wte Ct Blantt, bard
ZEN Gss-aun einsS sinfa&sn grSparates 'peranfaefen Dirfunsen wenr
e. bic 8userRdt bat tabur6 aum stusen anesrtr estsntrasen. -
Sd tbue Is nod lteber tn Besue duf ~pSppfansS oeutfhts Sttfers'
ME es Ssn Or. g. So. Sadfpu babier prdpartrt nrh. nttl 10 Sanrt'
lans en 9 erurthsi ssssn bsasiss heste' ss st g!aas sts.. 60 a s.S sasst sS
Wstsrt stusmaisr, fur hte S%s[ssiasana sisfss gururt a.is., D ~ 9, sss's srs
ser unp anbaitenter S6mdhe 81 etbrauGen, ~ Daat nerpHtAtef. Ot
Gebrau1 BON btei giai@en tiefes Siters 8u anfane etfies SGsres patt
auaeufhetu(tGe NtbIle unt bis ~ tthern eerihen grabe ee 9Stecerper
aeaun 9 Der aSrper: uus geiasssrafI gu, 8Olae, p.lSs ID tstt BEN ss.,
mdSnte. Iaber tans. Id Gptt ub metnsm 6reunbe, bas Ct MIR Sr
gebrau& stsfeS prdparats dnrietb.
3. Nemton 8rpmn, Ybaaeelptta
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Gruuiblpauien ariiBt Ship.

Sic s~latform Der O6ic Demcfratie trirb BON
Der greEe BON penniplpanien nit srcsem 9sifaa
aufssnDmnen. Das Banner BON Bsrts ihlisBt
einsn tansern 9rtifel hariter nit ~fclsenhen bs9er,
sissnsrertesn Wcrten:
aein @taat In ber linton 1T tiefsr an elmer n,SS.
IihR iArsisn G~slhmihtisuns Der @Awiesistsitsn
In u~nlersr Natisn betbeiltSt, ats Sbic. 9ls elm
Grsnss gtaat, befsn StrSme In ben @oli BON gs'
ritD fis6sn, III cine p~ereiniste Station uneebinst
notsrsnbis au ieineaa 6ortiHritte uno @ssdsen.
Disie gereinisuns fam nur burA bic semcfrati,
fAe glaifprm Der Gleihbsit Der gtaaten unter Der
Contribution bsrbsisefabrt trerbea, unb harum ioa'
te tas @clf In Der nGhfen Mabt feline unterfa'
sung benz benrtratiiaen Sidet seben. Gie Nies
6erlass9b Der Rabitalen in Dbic tparoe Elm DiAtiser
Saritt n66sr Dem 3isle Der Wtsoerperinisnns Der
@taaten unp Der grbaltans iensr freien Sniitutio'
men ieia, unter benen mir 10 8rcbe iessnsrsihe
ScrtfAritte ala ~einstlne Burger, ME als Station
asmaht baben. @enn bic eunieruatirena Burger
lid III benz gnbe NIT Der Semcfratie reretnisen,
fam iolA Elm @sinltat ltiat berb.isfa9rt usrbsn.
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: s,cr einiom Sooeu wurbe Elm cara NIT

- Scr sinisen Sasen uurbe Elm Sars NIT es
ner Dame BON Yartersbure auf Dem Pef > Dam,
pier $. 81. Sehler mad ibrer Seiu,at9 in gSbee'
ling psriAift. Bei Der Anfnnft hss Sarees an
nun tet aa BEN Mnperpanotean' Der arabli4Re On,
tlid BAR. Musenfaeinlih mar bic Dame tra6reno
Der Tabrt bonn @Aeintcoe erraAt, un auf cine
faraterliAs @eiie um,ufommsn; itre 9anbt La
asn ns6sn itrem Gspft, aus BEN f4 fh bic 9aare
Se:iIen batte. Gas Geiiht mar rclfdnnis 5er'
frast. Ser aampf mu6 furs. atsr sntissiia ss'
mei fen ftin. Hi reg eaaaes'fs -. - set =
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6ol1e gerii6tr1ngs=g eielidaft,
EnIumhmA t. Chin.

Dtefe GpmYaanie serF&ert ab9efunbertes Gtaentbum erfer se
Eara. Webduse, grisat- Wstutdufer unt bertn 3Snbalt. gerf4e,s.
iwar af treeub ewe Belt bon niat netr ais fhnf Sabren aassHt.
Sn ehnsm mtRiu wsrsta nitt m.tr as $4,000 ssrfdert, nod 9:stn.m,
Dt.ie Gumpasnte StrRdert sesen 8~sf&arsuus sser Gntaanbuns =
Zen Blis. Die Direftpren feten mehr barauf, fAere ais aus8este
@tf&afte III ttun, ha bts tme before garante ftr bic 6Srteanent
BEN tnbid.n Grpis 10: sic saSsn e fa snr asel esnadt IL
runs ss bsfsa anb i~patfama.n. glanes r. bsstsn.n anS ben Bert.
RvAenirefie Der Uerluae urb Muslasen ~serdbren, b bic @ewtnnael-
f4iissid ben UerF&erten ~ gut fsnnen, uno. tnbem Re sur Bel.
anna sirfoben. tfeS NIT eer fefehen reberseusune ~ ttun, bat een
fsnsn i'm Aursnbuns sebra&te Yan BITE @eftni4aft ~ elmer baueu
unb fur bic police Sntattr fGeren Anfalt ua&ea rtrS.
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sic baben in allen gttbelunsen Der Nabrt 9e'6tdfe rnn
llmtauih fir Sud- oter @aitmir, Satnet. Seams, ihli1ten
uns a~eftreiftem Slanel. oeer irsenb cine eewnn'6te art pom
3eua ansunebmen. gud nebmen ie Woue, nm oiefel5e au!f
@ntbeil pber BET Der Dars gu serarbetten. SStr ntadsen ote
Mrbeiten in allen per5dietenem 2peiaen 70 prblfsil une 10
ant, aIs fe in iraemS wel6er sabrif i'm staat aemadt per.
BEN. gir ieGen fir ale arbeitem ein, bic in nnIerer 8abrit
aemaht merpsn. Strumpfgarn baben mir ttets an 5ano
Oa bic meihsn Mitaliecer unierer 9ompagnie 0entihe fine,
70 laten mir bic teutfhen 8auern unb 9urser ron CRAWFORD
unb ZEN anarenaensen Counties elm, BET ans porsuIprehen.
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