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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-10
IMPEACHMENT,

Atlast this disturbing question has received
its quietus. In the House Of Representatives
on Saturday last the vote was taken upon the
resolution declaring that the President should
be impcached, and the resolution was disa-
greed to by a vote of yeas 81 to los nays, as
follows =
Neas-Messrs. Anderson. ArneI, Ashley
of Ohio, Boutwell,, Cromwell, BroomalI, But,
Ter, Churchill, Clarke of Ohio, Clarke of
Kansas, Cobb, Coburn, Covode, Cullom, Dom
nelly, Eckley, Ely, Farnsworth, Gravelly,
Harding, Hig!y, Hopkins, Hunter. Judd,
Julian, Kelley, Kelsey, Lawrence of Ohio.
Loan, Logan, LoughbridSe, Lynch, Maynard,
McClurg, bIercur, Mullins, Myers. NeWcomb,
NuDn, O'Neill, Orth, Paine, Pile, Price.
Schenck. Shanks, Stevens Of New Hamp-
shire, Stevens of Penn, Stokes, Thomas,
Trimble, Trowbride, Van Horn of Missouri,
Ward, Williams of Penn, Williams of Indi,
ana and Wilson of Penn.-57
Nays-Messrs. Adams, Allison, Ames,
Archer, Ashley of Nevada, AxtelI, Bailey,
Baker, Baldwin, Banks, Barnum, Bearnan.
Beck, Benjamin, Benton, Bingham, Blaine,
Boyer, Brooks, auckland, Burr, CarCv,
Chanler, Cook, Dawes, Dixon, Dodge briggs.
Eggleston, Eldridge, Eliot. Ferris, Ferry,
Fields, Garfield, Getz, Glossbrenner, Cola,
day, Griswoid, Grover, Haight, HaIsey, Ham
ilton, Hawkins, Hill Holman Hooper, Hotch>
kiss, Hubbard Of Iowa, Hubbard Of West
Virginia, Hubbard of Conn, Hubbard, Uum-
phrey, Ingersoll, johnson, Jones, Kerr,
hetcham, Knott, Kooutz, Latin, Lawrence
of Penn, Lincoln, Marshall, Marvin, Me-
Carthy, Mccullough, Miller, Morchead Nor
gan, Muugen, NibIack, Nicholson. Perham.
Peters, Phelps, Pike, Plants, Poland, PoIsIey,
Pruyn, Randall, Robertson, Robinson, Ross,
Sawyer, Sitgreayes. Smith. Spalding, Stark
weather, Stewart, Stone, Taber, Taylor. Up
son, Van Arenam, Van Anker. Van Trump,
Van Wick, Washburn Of Wisconsin, Wash.
burn Of Illinois, Washburn of Indiana. Wash.
burn of Massachusetts, Welker, Wilson of
Iowa, Wilson Of Ohio, Woodbridge and Wood
ward-IOS
Absent or not voting. 21-auong them
Dir. Kitchen Of this district
During the roll call it was stated that Mr.
Cornell, of New York, had paired with Mr.
Cake, of Pennsylvania, and that the latter
would vote in the affirmative, and DIr Cornell
in the negative.
Mr.. Broomali of Pennsylvania announced
that Mr.. SchOfeld was sick, but if here he
would vOte-right. ILaughter.7
Mr.. Hooper made the same announcement
as to Mr.. Twichell.
After the vote was announced motion to
reconsider, and another motion to lay the lat
ter OF the table prevailed, thus preventing 4
resurrection of the subject.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-10
MARRIED.

4, On Tuesday morning, Sd inst, at''TyOod End -
inc Iesidence OF the brides father. by Rev VIM
n. meade, Mr.. CHARLES W. Also UITH Of tbis
Town; 20 Miss MAGGIE S. BAYLOR, daughter Of
Col Robert w Baylor. of THE county.
AMood Cove" Hanover county, Va, the
IcslIeheS o. the brides father. "wednesday NO
SeiG6 S S.ih, BY the Rev. J. d. T. Patterson MI
Ty.!Il,a ~ COOKE of Clarke county and
mund Winstop. ''' % NA'' Lu-
=, ON the 9Th ui,., at the Fourth Presbyterian
S SnuITh: Baltimore. by Rev. John Souires Mr.
~, E.oEG n; GooDRIDGE, of Norfolk, Va, TO
lS ELLS - g.. daughter Of DR. Dennis Murphy,
In Petersburg. Va on the S5,h nit OJ,So- g..
WILLIAM HENRY FITZHUGH LEI: - ."TSs en-
hoDest =. Lee TO MiSs NARY TABB BOILING
oAughIer oil Hon. George w. Boiling.
bell Mr. A. p RlNEHART 10 Mia May =
county. 40 " Nl''S
On The 2Sth ult., by Rev. Mr. Essly Mr. RORER7r
1aSa-nON, OF Berkeley county, w Va "a MI,
,lAhl hAIE MILLER, of Franklin county, Pa
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-10
ARMORY PROPERTY4AT HAIR
PER'S FERRY.

We sec it stated that Attorney General
STANBERY has had under consideration for
some time the question whether the govern.
ment holds possession of the armory property,
at Harper's Ferry in fee simple, or merely
interest for the specific use Of an armOry, and
no other. In an official contamination he
says that the trust or use, so declared in favor
OF the United States, is not confined to any
specific use or object. The government has
had absolute and undisturbed use aud pos
session OF the property for seventy years, and
there rs no doubt, on examination of the
statutes of Virginia, that it has perfect title.
The question, it is stated, was raised by tho
descendants of the original propristors, tina.
the property reverted TO them, owing to the
a0 andOnmont of the property for armory pur-
poses, for which, it is claimed by them. the
grant was specifically given. If this Opipion
of the law officer of the government is to b.,
sustained-abOut the justice of Which.ve ara
not prepared to speak-We sincerely boDe
that the government win make some DISPOSE
ton of the property, that VIII tend to restore
the prosperity of the town. AT n future time.
when We have more space, we shah refer at
greater length to this subject, in which every
citizen of the county is more or less interested.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-10
REPORT OF TIE SECRETARY OF
THE TREASURY,

This document, although lengthy, is one of
great interest and will command the profound
est attention of those who seek to fathom the
great financial questions with which the
American nation is now graphing. The pub
lie debt, which amounted on the 30th June,
1866, to s2,783, 425, s79, he informs us has
been reduced since the first day of November,
1866, S59, SO5,555 q, aud he alleges that the
policy of contraction adopted by him has been
an entire success, and without the production,
as was feared in certain quarters, of any f.
nancial distress whatever.
In his last annual report the Secretary cx-
pressed the opinion that the government might
be placed in a condition to resume specie pay
ment by the LIST day of July, 1868; but he
now admits that such an event cannot be con-
fdently expected so soon, owing, as he AYERS,
to tho short crops of 1866, which were not
moro than sufficient for home consumption :;
the expenses of the. Indian. war, yet uncon-
cluded, and of the military establishments
imposed upon the people of the South by Con-
gressj the frauds upon the revenue-espe-
cially that derived from the tax on whiskey-
aud the imprudent uttcrances of indiscreet
public men on the subject of finance and tax
alton, which have shaken the faith of men
both at homo and abroad in the disposition
of the government honestly to meet its la
bilities.
But, Notwithstanding these obstacles, it is
thought that resumption of specie payment
may be provided for by the 1st of January,
or at furthest by the LIST of July, 1869 In
order, however, to accomplish this desirable
end at the time proposed, it is necessary:
l. That the funding and contracting policy
should still go on.
2. The public faith should be maintained.
3. The restoration of the Southern States
to their proper and normal condition in the
Union must be effected.
The Secretary propounds many strong and
sound views upon the nature and evil of an
inconvertible paper currency. In his opinion
great mistake was made by the government
in using this circulating medium in the great
excess in which it has been employed. He
believes it would have been much better never
to have substituted any other currency for
gold and silver. Although with the main
tainance of this policy the bonds of the gov
eminent might have declined, yet he doubts
whether the loss has not been quite as great
through the depreciation of the paper issues.
a spirit of economy, too, would have been
superinduced by an adherence to a coin cur
rency; whereas, extravigance and prOdigality
in the expenditure of the public funds have
been the result of the immense volume of ir-
rodeemablc paper money which the govern
ment has found it go easy to manufacture and
circulate.
In this connection the Secretary takes &C.
casiOn to make some observations on the gen.
eral Generalization of irredeemable paper
money. He says: The government is viz
tually repudiating its own obligations by fall
ing to redeem its notes according to their
tenor. These notes are payable to the bearer
en- demand in dollars, and not on, Of them
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-10
CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION.

AS stated in our last issue, the Democratic
Conservative party of the State of West Vir-
ginia, propose holding Convention in the
city of Wheeling, on the 9th of January
next, and our object in referring again to the
fac. this week, is to urge upon the party in
this county the prOpriety and importance of
sending delegates to the Wheeling Conven-
ton at the time designated.
Subject to official corruption and misrule
as our people have been since Jefferson coun-
ty became part Of West Virginia, one would
suppose that no other incentive would be re-
quired to secure prompt action and hearty CO.
operation in any movement looking to the
overthrow of the radical party and policy, but
We are panied to confess that there is an in
ertness which amounts almost to political sui
eide, whilst the Offices of the State are occu-
Pied-We will not say flled-by men of the
most corrupt and abandoned characters, and
who have no other ends in view in their legis-
latiTe capacities, than their own retention of
power and position.
We need not ask if continuance of this
state of affairs is desirable. We know that
the great mass of the people are sick and tired
of being made the ''hewers of wood and
drawers of water" for this abominable party,
but somehow or other an apprehension has
sprung up that resistance is useless, aud that
opposition to the powers that be will only
excite the wrath of Foreman aud his leaders
in the Legislature, and cause the reins to be
drawn more tightly. This apprehension we
think is grOundless, for the power of radical
meanness is spent, and the day of deliverance
is near at hand. With proper organization,
West Virginia may be easily redeemed, re-
generated and disenthralled
In view of this possibility, We appeal to
tho Conservatives of Jefferson county, to
meet in County Convention at Charlestown,
on Saturday week, the 21st inst, to appoint
delegates for the Wheeling Convention. Let
there be a full turn out of all the opponents
of radicalism-such turn out as will cause
Joe Chapline to tremble in his boots-s'if he
has any on"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-10

SHARP.-We understand that few DAYS
ago as gentleman of this county was travel
ling from Bolington to Wheatland, his horse.
very fine animal, became refractory, aud he
got down to lead him. While thus progress
sing, stranger made his appearance and
inquired the trouble Upon being informed
he profered his services to 'cool him down"
He mounted, and after riding up and down
the road several times, he disappeared over
the hill, leaving the timid owner standing in
the road awaiting his return. Presently.
however, another party, on horseback, made
his appearance, and being informed of the
difficulty, offered, for IS, to pursue and bring
back the missing one. The bargain was
struck, the money was paid over, and at last
accounts, both parties wese "over the hills
and far away.-Lees6Hrg Mirror.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-10

RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIFE.
"A serious accident occurred on the 2Sth
ult., on the Mobile and Great Northern rail-
road. The Mobile Tribune says:
The cars had on board CastelIos and Van
Amburgh's menagerie. The accident was
caused by the springing of rail, and six
cars were preciPitated down a forty foot
embankment-thrcc platform and two stock
cars. The cages of the animals were upon
the platform cars, and were thrown off, smash
ing them mp. a lion, three bears, two tigers,
ihyena and hippopotamus we're thereby turned
loose, and produced much excitement. One
OF the bears getting hold of a beautiful
American deer made short work of her
After great difficulty all of the animals were
secured with the exception of the hyena, who
showed fight; she was finally knocked sense
less by blow from heavy piece of wood
aud thrown into cage. Mr. Lewis Burrows
attached to the circus department, was killed
and four Others severely wounded. One horse
was killed and several had their eyes knock
ed out.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-10
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be cold at my reside zee, three and half
" miles South of Charicstown, and near tbe
CharlestoWn and BerryViIIe Turnpike. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IT, 1857,
THE FOLLOWING
PERSONAL PROPERTY:
-Four good Work Horses-one Brood Mare
One yeaTlinG Colt, one Mich Gov;
Three head Fat Cattle,
Sixteen head fine Stock Cattle
Thirty one head Fat Sheep,
Fifteen head Stock Sheep,
Fifteen head Stock Hogs, one Sow and Pirs
81. FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
One good Road Wagon. one Far nI w gop:
BAr-hear' Double ard Single Shovel PIUuRRs,
Ore Corn CoyeTer, one Square Harrow;
Wagon and Plough Geafs,
straw and Fodder Cutter,
Wheat Pan, Bakers mAke,)
Wheat Screen,
IhTlbIe, DOuSle and EingIe-TrecE
l25 BARRELS OF CORN
TERMS OF SALE
The Fat Cattle, Fat Sheep and Corn, CASH A
ersdIt OF Eight SlOntbs all sums VI Fifteen Dol
lars aui upwards, with interest from date: ID.
Puf chaser giving bond with approved securfty =
Under that amount, the Cash will be required II
Pald at maturity, the interest wall be RENTED
V1-Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
r,..-..,o J. X. MORROW.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-10

SMoKE-HoUsE RoBBED.-Some thieves
entered Mr. Geo. ". Ehnger's smoke house,
near Harrisonburg, on Thursday morning last.
Just before day, and carried off 10 or Is
pieces Of pork, quantity Of sausage, and
some offal. They entered by unlocking the
door. They carried the meat through the
garden, up to the North corner, where it was
thrown over, in the direction of Harrisonbury,
where it probably came. The money value
Of the stolen meat Is probably 800 or s25.
This Is the second time Mr.. Ef6Dger has been
robbed, the first time his hogs having been
taken ont Of the pen and carried of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-10

ON BtoNDAE, @3d OF DECEMBER. 1867
p Ill: otier' at Pubic sale, my farm near
4forier's Factory, the following Property
Two Good Brood Mares, zone supposed In h,
Two YeaTling coIts. Five head Young Cattle,
Three Mich Cows, -
Twenty 1--WE Shratz C3fsts7h
One Good Road Wagon EE05sfS
One Spring Wsgon and Harness
Gee BarshcGr Plough, J 2-hnr-e hicCorrnick
single aud Double Shovel Plougha
OEe Corn CovCFer. One Harrow,
One Set Harrow Teeth,
One Wheat Drill, One FaR
One Wheat Screen, PIou fyiI and Wagon C;.nrs
One airCoTIHlck Rca per nd Mower combined
Onc Corn CTushCT, Two Grin Crndles.
One Grtndsionc, One Fifth Chain
neCT"Es-Cut Saw, Forl-s, Rnkes &c
Also dBOUT
$50 BARRELS CORN.
TERMS OF BALE.-The Corn will d. ooId To-
Can ,n The balance Of the Property: All sums OF
SiO' ana under, viii be Cash over that amount
n credit Of Six Month"; the purcIaseT e. - I+,i
aud Approved security No proper " 20 be rcmoyr5
until the terms OF the sale complied with SaIu
to take place At 10 o'clock ''
December 10, 1867, A
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-10

= With great pleasure We announce the
fact that John T. Hoffman has been reelected
Mayor of New York His majority is re-
freshiDg, aud will be hailed as an augpicious
augury of the sOundness of New York On the
main question. The vote stood-Hofman
62'93l Fernando Wood, 22,S32; Darling,
(Rep.) 1896. q
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-10
TBE,MESSAgE,

We make no apology for the space We have
devoted in this paper to the publication of
the admirable message of President johnson.
AS We publish the message entire, We are re-
lieyed Of the necessity of commenting upon
its recommendations Every reader must be
his own judge of its merits.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-10

n5The Judiciary Committee of the Senate
will this week report in favor of the admission
of Senator Thomas, of Maryland, to his seat.
The charges made against him have not been
sustained by the evidence taken.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-10

The General Assembly of the Pres
byterian Church which has recently been in
session at Nashville, Tenn, passed resolution
removing their publication and educational
committees, now located in Richmond, to the
city Of Baltimore.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-10
DIED.

AZ ms residence near DarkesviIIe, Berkeley coun.
". on the morning Of the aSth of NoTcr,,bSSr NJ
LE"ls sENClNDiVER, aged 81 years
Oh the ilh Tlt' at tie residence of Mrs Harriet
aged - years. AAA~LNs'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-10

Mrs. Samuel Kern, of Greenbrier, killed
hog weighing 420 last week and sent the
editor of the hH&epsr6sEs lot Of the raus,re
from the zane,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-10
PUBLIC SALE.

NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-10
LOOK OUT FOR OLD CHRIS!
GRAND ARRIVAL OF HIS baggage Az TuE
VALLEY CONFECTIONRRY.n


HENRY DUNN. the onIy authorized ,,,,, :,
"A this place Of his EKcellency. CHRIS HRIS-
elk, Eco announces 10 the people Of Ca reStovr
ana surrounding country, that he IL now receiving
"Oid Gentleman which are to be dISiFibuted in
rich pToiusOn, and at such pTicEs vii Astonirh
IT. IL necessary TO name only few Of The many ar
tcles which have been left with me 70 supply tho
He has on hand
TOYS OF EVERY Description,
to make cheerful the hearts and t1bilaut the spirits
FRENCH AND CONN ON CANDIES
E1C6 Cakes,
% %, make axe, complete the WEDDING and HOLIDAY
: Among his TOYS will be found the forIowfar:-
Tea Setis, YiolinB. Noah's Arks supIs JaeIrs sur
prising BoEes. Hoop Horace, Brass Trumpets Car
Tiages. Wagons. Drums, Birds on Trees, bounty
Black Dolls fjr the Freedmen, Patent and oIsIei
Heads, Common MASKS, and a thoosand and ono
things not enumerated here. OF SUGAR TOYS
ne has an e1baustiess variety.
FIRE WORKS OF ALL KIN Dc,
ORANGES AND LEMONS,
and every other FRUIT Euted TO the season, as we'll
Butter Nuts, FiIberts English waInuts, &C.
Deeember 10, Ise7-at.
NAILS. NAILS!
5000 PER KEG
Dec. 10. 1867 D. HUTPHREYs 4 CO.
SKATES, SKATESI
SLEIGH BELLS, BELLS ALL KINDS.
Dec. 10. 1867. d. HUMPHREYS 4 CO.
CALTPETRE, Grain and Ground Pepper, for sale
~ by ". ELY.
DIOEEER Smoking Tobacco, for saIs By
L De- 20 ". EBY,
DATTAN Corn Basket. fret rate article. for saio
~ % ". EBY.
RUCKwaEAT Flour. iust received By -
ID Dec 10. " EBY
REATIECL Hair Chains iu.t received and fer
II sails IoEs ~ L. DINELE.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-18
ain Mftieninbaber.

Cfi5ee NafbpilIe u. Decatur Giienbabn gp..l
s. Eafhpfile, ben 50 Rai 1851,
soti, ,uirb 6ierbur segeben, has bic Rafbpiue nri
Decatur Giienbabn Gempoanie iebt pprbereitct IT.
Gerttffate f1rI 9 tD6.an bic Mfttenih babe
Der 9enneiiee une Alabama, Der Central ScntherT
Gifenba6H hih Der 3ennsfiee u. MIabama Central
Gienbabn anssngeben, spenn hiefeIben ihre Gertifi
tate flr Stod IN beiaGten 9epaenien In Der biesen
Office Der Gortpagnie abgebsn.
mist IN 4 III q =. esas. e.irs.as
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-18
Oas 8unSes=gurnfeff.

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8altimore'S bIiften gu @nfang bes
Seltes nit sroBer Gleidsiiltigfeit auf
ba6elbe. Sc meter baileIbe iebo9
fortldritt, beito iuarmer uurben iie.
Ser v@ommerciaH, elm 8latt, baS
font serabe nitbt ben Seutlden aG3u
boIO 1T, idreibt oariiber alie:
u&ein @olf Der @eu3eit fdeint Oieien
nationaIen uno patriotil6en Gbarafter
Der @pmnaitit 70 gut gu be9reifen tuie
oas Oeutide. 9lls Rreuben Oh Der
Serrldaft sfapoIeon's iid entriiitete,
ba fdlug Sabn bic ginberleibung
eDn1naltiider nebunsen in ben regel>
mabiseu Sdulunterridt Dor, UNI Die
Ginpra9ung patriotifder @efinnuns gu
fOrberu. Oie preubii6e @eeieruns
besiinitiste ben gorfdIas unO erofnete
i'm Sabre 1911 gu Berlin cine 0Tent<
li6e 9bnrnaftiide SduIe, einen Surn<
pIab. SdneI folgten auf bielen eriten
anOere i'm gan5en 2anbe, limb 10 ent<
itanb Der &eim Der 9rOBen Surnber<
cine, ipel6e auf bic 9eitnItung bes
Oeutfden Gbaratters einen 70 aroBen
@infuB iibten. Gdon mad siuei
Sabren bate Sabn bic @ennstbuuns
gu feben, lpie 1fi6 Tin Sbitem in,
Selb5u9e aesen Die Sransoien praftiid
beluabrte."
Ser 9lrtifel f6ilbcrt nun bic Inter-
oriidun9 Der Surnerei in Der auf bic
Sreibeitsfrie9e fol9en6en Sfeaftions :
periobe nno ibreh neaen 9lnfl9pung
i'm 9febolutionSiabre 1913, iouie ibre
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f6lieBt nit fol9enoer gang bortreffii<
den 8emerfHngen:
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@merifa's beiGrantt iid nidt auf bieie
2eibe8il6nn9el Die 10 biel sur ,f6rper<
liden @ntDiGlung beitragen. Ser
9lan bes Surnerbunbes 1T unfaiien<
Der uno er beatpe6t namentli9 aud bie
Ginfiibrung bon G6uIen, bic @rri9s
tung BON 8ibIiotbefen &c. Die fdlieB<
li6e g8irfung bieler Combination mira
fur Den Sortidritt ltnieres 2anbes
duberit foroerIld fem. 9lu9 nod aus
einem anOeren @rinDe folteu mir bas
9eOeiben Der SHrnbereine frenOig be-
qriiben. gSir glauben, SAB iie nebr
als ireenb cine anoere uriade basu
beitragen iueroen, In lirlere Bolts.
unO 9odiduIen Elm SDFfem Der gDms
naitif eiu5ufiibreii unO 10 Der gers
fdledterung Der a,nerifanifdcn SugenE
Dor3ubeu9eu, ipabrenO mir iebt mr. 81
euten @runo baben, cine fol6e 8ers
fdledterune gu befardten. aBir oIaus
ben ferner, 0ab Bic Eurn6ereine bebeuS
tend CUR Nnbdnglihfeit an bic freien
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ben, Die in 8eiten oer gefabr unlere
bette Stiite fno. Oarunl bnben mir
Der 8altimOrer 8uiamnsnfnnft Be,
Surnbereine ii Oieier gBo6e NIT alis
beroroentli@er 4efriebiguno beige
po5nt."