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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-18

WHAr pity our City Fathers have not
learned fully to put on metropolitan airs !
That they have not fashioned their proceed
ings upon the high model of municipal and
personal dignity and advanced civilization
given them BY the Honorable City Council Of
New York. The papers of that city are in,
dignant over late scene in that body. The
World describes it thus:
"A Democratic member named Brinkman
having been elected President Of thai body
by a combination with his Republican col
leagues, the Democratic Councilnen earnest.
ly and loudly besought him to have himself
recorded on the minutes a. . spe1urer, q
liar and villain. Their most sweet
voices not prevailing with him to this effect,
Councilman Long arose in his place, and
hurled an inkstand at the obnoxious official
in happy imitation Of Martin Luther, who,
at the Wartburg, adopted the same way of
intimating to the devil that his room would
be better than bis company. The devil, who
notorioasly is gentleman, took the great re-
former hint, and vanished. President
Brinkman. who apparently does not resemble
the devil refused so to do. On the contrary,
he handed TO one of his friends Derringer
pistol, which. it seems. is as much a part of
the ordinary equipment Of Councilman as
of member of Congress. and challenged .
general fight. The fierce Democratic &C.
cepted the defiance. and, led by the impetu-
Gus Long, rushed madly upon the foe. The
air Was soon made dark with hurting chairs,
and had il not been for the inopportune arri-
val of knot of policemen, the entire body
Of civic fathers would probably have made an
end of themselves, mutually, like the Kill
kenny cats. The policemen can hardly be
| blamed for doing their duty, but We really
| think that the city world be more easy in its
| mind if it were mourning to day the untimely
extinction Of couple Of dozen Couneimen,
| than il is IN blushing at the open disgrace in
| aicted oy these individuals upon our munich
pal good name. and in lamenting the new
peril in which they have pu, the cause oflocal
self-gove' nment"
| Can't our Fathers really initiate this emf.
nent eAample2 What rich diversion, in the
dear,h Of local excitement, it would be. I'm,
agine DR.. Knowles practicing gymnastics af-
ter an odd way, and peting our venerable
Mayor with inkstands; our friends Vail and
Leisy taking regular Bruin hug in the pleas
ant pastime of trying to squeeze the breath
out of each others body; our medical friend
of the Second Ward beliigerently trying te
take a sea, on PROSTATE Honorable Count,
Court, who insists on not being Frustrated
with Wyman and Gilmore trying to settle
by lively game of isticuffs, the question q.
to ''who struck Billy Patterson while, inI
stead ofany of the digni6ed body keeping qui,
city Humm, there is such uproar Is heard be
fore in Council outside Of New York city wa,
never. Can't our Fathers illustrate thus, 70,
our edi6cation, the beauties of New Yorl
municipal administration? 1t is metropoli-
tan, you know.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-18

I" BRouGHT ro;LrcHr. $50 christening his
literary labors, Thomas Speight claims the
attention of the world of novel readers. His
is q tale of England and America, he tells
us, and he tells the story, if not Is well q
the best, better than many that seek by this
fictitious method to edify the company who
resort to yellow>coyered volumes for mental
pabulum. There are the usual number Of
masculine and feminine actors, with genial OF
stupid presence. The current of their lives
glides on without so much inde6nable com.
plenty as dsgusts the non sensational read
er, and yet there is plot enough to interest
those who deem that thei forte of the 70.
mancist, like the actor, is in striking atti-
tudes 1t winds up, as usual, by killing of
those who would mar the completeness Of the
story if they should live, and brings sunshine
and happiness to those for whom we would
be hurt in our consciences, in closing the
book, If sunshine and happiness had not
come. This is as much as We can say of it,
for, to tell the truth, we haven't read single
chapter in it. This fact you know, - Sid
ney Smith says, prevents our being biased in
our opinion. And as the critics pronounce
Brought to Light one Of the best Of re-
cent novels, we do not doubt you will like
to read it. II is published by Hilton l. Co.,
New York, and is for sale at Lowry's Li.era.
ry Depot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-18
0s. LsuAs Iavs 0sssk 1laskss

Cattle eceipts vsre slim and bat littls was
done. The market Was steady and unchanged for
al grades inferior and common selling Ut 81 70 -
for good to choice; 10 So per ID gross. There
vers 1853 head sold ct the abcve range
Hoss-The business il psrcsptibiy lssssnins.
currency eurtails purchases. Sales were 3,eee
had 1t Is 75@6 80 gross.
| Ehoep-The market 10 steady. A small lot Of
extra choice brought 81 per head.
Mich Cows--We hear Of no sales aud the mar
ket 10 steady, 1t SIS to 1s5 per head for common
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-18

THE Quincy Wing and Republican says the
Directors Of the Northern Line Packet Com.
pany have been in session during the past
week. They held an election of officers,
which resulted as follows
Captain Thomas B. Rhodes, President
Captain Thos. Fl. Griffith, Secretary.
Captain Isaac 8. Mason, General Freight
Agent.
Captain Thos. N. Buford, Superintendent.
Board of Directors-James Ward, R. c.
Gray, 7. B. Rhodes, J. H. Griffith, T. Cor
don, ]. B. Rhodes, and Thomas Buford.
The Company are building, at Pittsburgh,
. new steamer, "DuBuouE," 2a5 feet long, 80
feet beam, 81 feet hold. 1t will be ready to
enter the trade BY the opening of navigation.
Thsfollowing are the officers of the differ.
snt boats as far IS assigned:
Dubuque-Capt. J. W. Parker.
Sucker Stste-Capt. W. P. Hight.
Hawkeye State-Capt Jas. Wordsn.
Burlington-Cspt. NJ. Green.
Muscatine-Capt. G. W. jerks.
Canada-Capt A. MCGOWAN.
Pembina-Capt, Ben. Conger.
Petrel-Capt- r. Lakewood.
DAN Hine-Capt Patton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-18

War NrwspAPERs Do ron NorHIxo. -
The following article should be read and
pondered we'll By every man Who takes >
Newspaper:
any observation enables me TO state ~ : fses
that publishers Of newspapers ass moro poorly ~
verdsd than any class Of men in tAs United Statss
No ;,vest s.n euusl amoant Of labor, capital e1d
thou.ht. They are sxpsessd to d more ssrvfee
for less nav, TO stand more spcnging and dead
hsa ding, TO put and defsad more men, without
hops OF reward, than any other calling.
aThey credit wider and longer, get oftsnsr cheat
cd. suffer more pesaniary loss, are oftener the vie
Tins Of misplased confidence than asy other call
ine in the community. People pay 3 printers
bill With more reluctance than any other. II goes
harder with them to expend . dollar on vAiaA-
bic newspapers than ten ton needless gewgaW /;
vel eyery one avails himsslf OF the editors pen
and the printers ink.
aHow many professional and political feputs-
finn, And fortunes have been sustained BY tho
friendly thought and unrequtted psn Of the EDITOR
How manv embryo towns and cities have been
brought into notice, and railroads pulled into sue
eessful operxtion, that would have foundered out
for the lever that moves the WORLDLY In snort
what branch OF industry and actisity naa NO.
heen promoted, stimulated by the pressi And
Who h, rendered it more than miserable PittAscs
for It's services, The bAsAars Of fashioo and ap-
petite are thronged with eager crowds, bearing
rold In their palms, and the commodities there
vended are ut an enormous profit, though intrina-
c.Ily worthless and paid for With serupulous
nun c,uallisy while OF the counting room OF the
nevsps per are there in the act Of jeving, cheap
euine trade order and pennies. II Is made .
point OF honor to liquidatc grog bill, but not OF
di.honor to repudiste printers bill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-18

FoarY CENTS Per line, each insertion, viii
be charged for al notices appearing in this
column. No notices, however short, viii be
= naertad for less than one dollar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-18

PRoF. W. C. LYMAN will give his best prot
gramme before the Keokuk Library Associ'
alton, on Monday evening, the 2ist inst, a
y o'clock, at the Atheneum. The house
will be warm and comfortable.
Tickets, so cents, to be had Ut the usua
places and at the door.
By order OF the Lecture Committee.
J. II. Craig, Chm.
KEoKuK, Jan. 18th, 1867. 1879
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-18

Mn. HENRY PILcHEs, Of Pitcher Bros,
organ builders, Chicago, now setting up the
organ in the Episcopal Church in this city,
will preside At and exhibit the capacities Of
the instrument on Saturday evening. The
opportunity of hearing music Of this character
should be appreciated. The choir and chill.
dren of St. Johns Church will assist in sa>
cred music, the proceeds Of the concert
10 be applied to the organ fund.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-18

Fossil conservatism is grieved in spirit at
the patent radicalism Of the lecturers that
appear before the Library Association. We
don't purpose deriding their griefs. Lee
lures ~ means Of popular education, are out
growths Of advanced social ideas, hence, are
instinct with the progressive spirit of the times
Look at the list Of eminent lecturers, radi-
calls, nearly all. What lady that lectures
will be the exponent Of any fossilism9 So
We fear those who rrtronize lectures mus,
take the outcroppings Of q radical faith. Vi.
tal popular issues are in the hearts and mind,
of these public educators they will rende,
Shsmselves in speech. But there are no no.
litical considerations that control the Librrry
Association in selecting lecturers. A ma;or.
ity Of the officers We believe are democrats.
They Al work tremendously together for II.
success Of the A. ociation. Experience H..
shovn that note names alone draw ont an
sndisnce. Thess rrs secured BY the Board
without regard u political faith. Th1
thoughtful, when hey consider the mead a
maintaining our Library, and the con.;d ~,
ton dine 70 emineu, ability and profound :.
section viii mot object to hear view .,t..,.
nistic 70 their own, when those view, 4,
Aonsas and we'll weighed, and we'll uttered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-18

II IL rscsns Message Of the Governor q
1ainsssoaa 10 the Legislature Of that St.ts.
h rsconnsndsd that that body send . me-
norial TO Congress praying for m appropr;s-
ton for the improvement Of the Niss;a;pu;
river aa this place and Rock Islasd. We Al
% notice that unanimous movement i -
Ing made in hvor Of this prqisee il eli The
cities from st. Psnl 70 st. Losia Tia
great Convention which ID 10 b hsld in the
lsttsr city, on The l2th Of asEt nontA, and %
which delegates afe invited iron III IL pr;u.
eipal places in the Norshwsst, win iosnsliy
plaes ~ dssirss sfths psepls rsSlhg aloae
md in IL vicinity Of this srsaE eoansrc;ai
aEtsry, bsfsss ths coaatzy, nd win hsvs !
psvs4hl inAsspos, ~ sppssAsnd, IN bsiae.
- ths subject sorcibiy before Coaerss,
V6oiaysuvsnsae = ~ slvwel ~ -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-18

Prasoss stopping in the CITY for few day,
can have the GArE Crrr LETT st their rooms
or boarding houses by leaving their orders q
fhis Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-18

FrrY Per cent additional 70 our regular
rates viii be charged for Ill spacs occupied
By cuts, and no deviation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-18
KEoKuK, Jan. 18th, 1867. {

The St. LOUIS Democrat notices the in.
creased attention that this grand Father OF
Waters of ours, who persists in keeping An
open channel at this point, is receiving from
all the people in the territory drained BY it.
In Dixie measures are taking to repair the
injury done BY the war to the levees, etc. On
the other end of the great river, says the
Democrat, "where ice interferes with naviga,
ton for third Of the year, the people begir
to exhibit greater interest in wster comma
nications than ever befores They have tried
railroads and find all such artificial nea nso
transportation too expensive and limited for
the increasing productions Of the country
Enlarged boating operations on . new plan
combining greater capacity and reduce.
charges, are now occupying public attention
and for the progress made in this direction
there is reason to believe that this grand ole
national artery will soon become the very lif'
source Of our commercial system"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-18

WE learn that Mr.. c. f. Davis has pur-
chased from Rev. VIM. d. Williams the
hne large octagon residence, on the corner Of
Second and High strest. Price paid was
$4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-18

YESTERDAY morning the Thermometer stood
To below zero.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-18

- long bssa talked aboat, bit never bssors
has there been sacA N intsrss uaaitssesd In
Avor Of ths grsas work - q present. There
ars no disssntes. All conosds IL impCf-
lance, and " feel more coa6dsnt than sves
before that Congress viii b Induced or rash-
er impelled to give the subject that consider
alton which II demands, md which 70 ven
materially effects the Interests Of the North
west, in common with that Of The whole
country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-18
Annual Statement 81 the Sugar TRaA'
- che UnAeoA States.

sPAcihc States not included.
t0nly 2e States included.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-18
uARKETs NJ TELEGRAPH


Chicago aarKst.
~ feteGrsph) csscAso, 1aA. "
Ylour-puii ard nonnst sAiss mssgrs u 80 eoOfe
70 for spring sxuu.
twhsst-Rirm, and 1c ihshes. No spring nominal ~
n l3o2 lsl1; No spring 9i SOL sSt<: rejected u
q 50.
1e3;S.
oats-Firmsr; No ? ioJzs4l
Rye-ssssdy; ss4ss for Mol.
Bsrisy-o Quiet No u any in store.
Drssssd Hogs-Dsnaai Acu,.; ioSise higher. sales
rsnss from a7 s31S eio.ins stesdy At a. - Is for
iSts, dividing On 10 lbs.
Meas Pork-FIrn; SIS rs; holders ask 3d.
LArd-llAAl2.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-18

The receipts into the country Of forsign unFs-
Aned sugars. for the year ending Dec, 81, 1888,
we're 1854 tons, and the consumption OF this
description was se3, l7s tons, against receipts IN
1856 Of 2,243 tons, and consumption 345,Soe
tons. The total consumption Of foreign and do
nestle cane sugar in 1866 80 67s tons, against
total consumption in 1865 Of 3so,sos tons, being
IN increase Of over III per cant.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-09

Der 0efEgige Stnrnl bat bier anBers
orOentliM Diel Gda0en argeriAfet.
5uiiuB Gcberbeina wltree auf bic Qllls
Flade hiu uerbaftet, BON pEeupild)eH
Gonlul Gelner eniipanOt SM baben,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-09
Gus D&uenparf.

llnier Sfeuu0 SIof fSIion, indbs
renb oes Srieees 9ientenant i'm A !. SnO.
@abalerte sf&egimeht nn0 nntb ieiner
@ntlalIung aus BEN Oienife bierlelbit
,etablirt ilnO aligemein gead)tet un0 be-
iebt, ging Dor ettua einrnr Sabre, nat9@
6em in SoleOo, Sbin, feline @einnblil
@9eltorbrn3mdr, tla9 leiilsr oIten 9ei.
matb IN SGnenarfe @ir empRnaen
einen 8ricf botl ibnul fporin er uns
.rniftbeiif, 2Dab es linn nIit Der 36nae Der
3elt 6odsiebr nabriibeu Slt niBfailen
beainHt iiln0 0cB er 80 Dis so ltarfe,
Iungef aeute 0a;n benogsn bat, nit ibm
gemeinfdaftlidD na1 Nmerifa siI oeben.
Die 8Gellfdaft Apolfte am IL. Sftober
BEN gnrOp6iIfen Safen berIalIens y8ir
pieberbotett naire frii6erlein Mal lolts I
aeiprodene SOfnln9; baB Slion nod
ScnneAee 5uriiffeBren nl0ge. 59 ai
neber hnrtlge &erbditnille i9reibt
,Sltnn aliota .seGasa 9sa5f;asfi
vSd fdnD aueine sanSe NamiIie am
9eben uh6 in beiten Sern6gcnsberbaItz
ni6en. dage un0 gSodlen bergineen lmz
ter ben angenebnlten 3eritrelnlngen ais
Sa9eh, Silben, 9teiIen, SSabreh Sbea,
ter Concerto II. /. lu. @s fbetnt fat
oaB man unter fol1en Gerb1ltnilIen Die
8ilbniB lInO 9lmerifa3 lei1t bergelIen
f6nnte. 9lber oasu lit feline @efabr bor@
Banben. 8erbdltnifle bier unoa BORT
llpo TO btrfAieoen, baB Elm Mann nit
9efllnopr,l rMsnlfenberItano OaS @olf
bier bebauern uno iiber ben altenSblens
brian etnen @fel empfin0en mug. 9Sir
baben IN OGl1einarfi ietne febr freie8ers
fallun9 unh rirlcs ioiro aereoet uno aes
fd1rieben ii6er 5ortldritt; aber 9eban
oeIt miro tlidbt. Sie boben StafOe fino
10 ariitofrdtifd ME friiber, pno bas
bios. neil ole nieoeren St1noe ,nidt
@nergie nno @etltanO eenug boben, um
unf ibr &efbt4als Wfeuf1en gu po6en.
Sine Brigabe BON trdgen unb iibermils :
tbt9en Sffieiern, Die nab Elm paar
Sienits Sabren penftonirt mareu, fauNen
oaS Sett hes armen Yrobucenten aus.
gSie Su Dir pobL benfen fannit, berridt
bier un6 bclon0ers i'm n0rolider
S6lesiuig bon Slensburg ab unb biz
binauf an Die obere 2tnie ein 9ren3ens
loier, fanatifaer SAB geeen Qtiles mas
uOeutfd" uno belonoers "sRreubiih"
1T; unb oielerS SaB matbt fid bel Ieoer
@eleaenbeit benlerfhar.
Sortfdritt in M9ricultur unb allen
SnOnltrte s8randen lit icbr iueui9 ii9ts
bar. 8erbe ilernn9en finben iuenie
Gtatt unO eS fdeint falf, als oh meir
9aterIdnbden ieit15 Sabren geldlafer
bat. Sroseeihfebe id in Der 8uftnfi
bic Ilrgif getrduntte ScanOinupiidt
GepubIit pie cine elan3euOe Fats
Morganan odIiegeu."
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-09
Sic @gpeDitipn i'acb 2tIas "a.

6
Depefden bon BEN Oarnpfer 9incoln,
Der IN bic GeiDdfier 0es nenen Serrito.
RUINS abge1eitoet fporoen 1T, beridten,
oab oerlel6e am 20. Suli bon San Srans
cisco abfubr uno iiber Bictoria unO5ort
Gupett auf Der @ancoubers SuieI mad
Sort Gin,plon 9ing. Oreinlal mur<
0en Sbferbntionen angeltellt, ,ltin bic ges
naae @rensliilie Sipif@en Britiib@oIums
bia uno Dem arnerifanii6en Serritorium
Al firiren, aber Der anbaltene Negenunn
Der 9tebet befeitelten nIlel besfaIfigen
8eInibnneen,, DboIeih man feds Sage
oarauf Deripen0ct bate. Nas SdiIf
febte 0anit bic SsdBtt mad Sitfd fort.
uno fam am lR0raensbeS -. Glu 3uIt in
Der Bai an. Gss1errfdte nod inrner
elm oi1ter glebel, ipelder bic Gtnot
uolIfommgn Dem Qlnblt6 berbiillte, 10
oaB man bersn genaue 2ofaIitdt nibi
| su ermitteIn Dermohte. 9fam0ein bei
/ slebeI iih ber3o8en bate, lief Der Danis
pier ia ben 6nFtm Elm, lIno bic Sfiisiert
uno Die Mlaunfdnft innreen BON Der
rnllifdsn Beainten nuf 00S beralifitl
enspfanqen. Die 2ebteren legten Oil
Oispoftion ntoen Sag bic @blidtel
her Expedition mad &rdften 81 f0rbern
: uno silnn traf iofort gnlfoEten, nm al
! cas gBerf ~ gsben. Die @rpeoitiol
+ min iebt noh Der Snfel llnIosfa Iabren
: 5n Der f1rien 8eit aoes gInfentboIts /
: jeuen @eipdiIerFi fDnnte bic Grpeoific
; nidbr biel Snfornlotion famntelr, inoei
I. fen 10 biel lnbsn Die 9tFi3isre. pab 81
s SalfsqneLIen nes 2onoes In @s3ua oi
n 8oIs ilnb filaFeidtbuni nibt 5u bor
8 geidibt lu0roen lparen.
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Enrilerifd3es.

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F. Gbattanooaa, Senrl. 5. Sob.
Su 0hrftrdae bes, Noroftes iibers
fenSe Id 6ds foInen0e 9rotofnl aur
8er0fentfidufta i'm BeairfsArs
fd a n. IS, ennsfIee Stoats,eitunos:
rntefoII Qlusauo Der
IlireuEfmGki.aen mnnatii66eu
6 ih,t1iinM nsss 5SSorarf8 6es
lie oolf,otftr a1 pi1l.nt'oin. Suru@
| s ess,tgr { s.g5f.ssse "a 8.
s.g N1nafao heu 4te,, Hnb. 1857.
9lutpefen6. 81. Bobr. rs. .S1apfd5ens
Ibera, 86. Gfdborn; 4. @dntioer unS
| q. 9auter. hissl III
Das efife 9eldaft auf Der Saaess
oronund lit Die SnftaIiruno oes am 3.
lb. g1. nerl erp6blteu corrcFnou6irenSen
lSdriftmarts g.. ISladufd1eubero bice
SIR. Wfener refiouirt.s !
s.. s.. S.Gdueiber soo 1ie friher eius
aefefd5te Ngiiapatiou suriif.
SSernsutpHrbe Der corr. @hriffpart
Surdh 8eIshhrB beauftraat Elm NunSs
| Ifdlxeibtu arsauarbeifeu. in t1,eIdler, bic
| liolqen6ea 8ereine gR Remnhis u. Rnor<
lie 8ern., sitianta, Mugulta uno
@reeHsboreuab ga. gun Beifritt an ben
Qopfout Mlountaiu Surn <Resirt aufs
taefpT6ert perSen. (1| slas
i 6ierauf mad1te ser @pyed1er Bohr
ouf ben stuber1 ueIdlet BE @riinNuria
Ieiner. Beairfs Sodis @duIe brinoeft
mlroe, aufmerffam uno fnrodi Sidb 6os
bin aus, 6as es Iehr piinlch hensmetfb
! lei einen @dritt in Steier 0aidtnna ~
tbua, oa aber elm Icldles llnternebnsen
! ieoenfaIls Belt nnS gelo tolte, essom
| Nabe lei 6aIeIbe iebt ansuregeu lGle
| eS ben reip. Bereineu 0es Ssestrtsbors
suIeeen uab 0eTen Beantuna su ems
i lnfehIen.
Surner Gidborn llnb S. S. @hneis
| Der unteritabten oas 1lnternehmen unS
| es nur0e i6eIdIoiIeu: 0ns der 8orort
j Die reip. 8ereine i'm QoOtOut Nlcunz
/ tain Sltrn Beairt erfude 8 pgt. BON
| ibren ginnabmen, baIbidbrIid, an oen
4 8esirts GG6eIiuort sa entriAten, UNI
einen SoH0 fiir htefea ipeSieLIeu
4 3tpeG III fiAeru.A 0iefcr Beihlue
luirb ben refp. Eereiaem sRr 8eIpres
dung unO 8efAIubnabme anempfob<
len. f2J e.
Ueri1er pnrce oelqtohtn: oag ose
Soee, aas9eipto9eH tn0er Ggtra Ber<
lan.mlnng am q. .. MG. gu staieosae,
Betreffs oer GinOerIeibun9 Der Sc
lan95eretne IN Ben Sootout Mountain
Surn Bettrt bonn Borou gebulOi9t
Euno Dap oerielbe nlleS tbne 10 pelt
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