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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-07-25
Governor seymouT- Compliment to
Mr. .PendIeton,


That was q handsome compliment which
Governor, soon to be President, Horatio
Seymour, paid to Mr Pendieton in his last
speech belcse the Convention lie said
When, in the course Of my interview
with my own delegation and my friends,
1 said that ! shoul& not be a candidate, /
meant it, and new permit me here to say L
know, aud after all that has taken place,
could not receive the nomjHation without
placing, not only myself, but tGe Democratic
party, in false position. AHplSuse. But
gentlemen of the Convention, more than
that, we have had to day an exhibition from
the distinguished gentleHan from Ohio that
has touched my heart as it has touched
yours Cheers ] thank Ged, and con-
gratnlate tins eoaetry that there Is in the
great State Of Ohie whose magnificent pesl-
ton gives to it SO great control over the ac-
tign 81 our country--a young man r1slpg lR
tie estimation Of his coHntryuleni Of whose
future alEis glorious who ias told the gorid
he. could tread beneath has feet every ether
consideration than that Of duty. and Wien
he expressed to bis delegation, and eZpressed
ia more than direct terms, that be was
willing chat sbould be nominated WHO
stood on such position with respect g his
own nominalion, should feel q dlshoneHee
man If I could not tread the same honorable
path winch be has mar8Eed cut Threat
applause.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-07-25
Ladies' Trains
1t is net known where the following mani
fest came from, but 1t Is emphatically good
Gr.,-ru ~ S1--.--n -.----.,--z.--,-s O-----..z.


GENERAL SUPERNTENDENTs OFFIeE, /
July, 1868.
Rule l. No train after this date viii be
made up of a greater length than the hight
of the propelling power.
Rule L. In coming down heavy grades
Church steps for instance, first class trains
will move as rapidly as safety viii allow;
but all accommodation trains viii proceed
slowly and stop frequently to allow people
to steu on the train. Caution, however. is
necessary in starting up while people are so
engaged, to prevent accidents.
Rule Ill All trains to be held up at
crossings. All empty fats standing on
the sidings at the time should be switched
off
Rule " When three or more trains are
proceeding in company, they should always
move side by side, and on no account what
ever change this position. Trains approach
ing from the opposite direction must keep
out of the way. (This rule Is imPeratve.)
Rule v If It is desirable to attach a
q fiat to moving train, speed should be
slackened and signals given by bOwing The
fat will respond by throwing its cigar,
twirling its moustache, and eleyating its hat.
The answering signal is a smile which sig
nifies couple on" after coupling, the
combined train viii proceed very slowly
very.
BY order of FASHION, President.
a. La Mons, Gen1 Sup't.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-07-25

TERRIBLE RIoT AT MHLIcAN, TEXAs--A
telegram dated Galveston, 18th inst, says {:
On the evening of the 18th inst serious
riot commenced at Millican, on the Central
railroad. 1t appears that a mob Of about
twenty FIVE negroes, led by white school
teachers and a negro preacher, named
Brooks, attempted to hang a man named
VIM. Holiday, but the white citizens inter
fered to prevent the execution, and, headed
by the sheriff and the agent of the Freed
mems Bureau, made an attempt to suppress
the mob, which resulted in the death Of ten
or twelve negroes On the 10th inst. the
numbers increased on both sides, and con-
siderable skirmishing ensued, which re-
suited IN twenty-five casualties. A small
body Of troops arrived there last night, and
dispersed the rioters after killing thirty ne
groes. The negroes, who were from three
to five hundred strong had fortified them-
selves near Millcan, and refused to lay
down their arms, but the troops soon dis
persed them. Their entire loss was between
fifty and sixty persons in the difficulty. 1t
is said to have risen from suspicion that a
negro member Of the Loyal League had
been hung, but who has since been found.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-07-25
Democratic National Executive Com.
mittee

The following Is the ccmpIete list of the
National Executive Committee, one member
being named by each State delegation
Alabama-John Forsyth
ATkansas-.John n Hamet
California-John Bigler.
COnnecticut-Wm NJ. Converse.
Deaware-Samuel Townsend.
Florida-Charles E. Dick.
Illinois-Wilber E. Story.
IEdiana-Wm i. Nibiack.
Iowa-Daniel J. Finch
Kansas-Isaae Eaton.
Kentucky-Tho G McCreerY.
L0uisiana--James G. McCloskey.
Maine-Sylvanus Leyman.
Maryland-Odi Bowie.
Observation-Disclosures, O. Prince.
Miehigan-Wm. .. Moon.
Minnesota-Charles W. Nash.
Mississippi-E Harker.
Njissouri-Charles A. Mantz.
Nebraska-G. s. Miller
Nevada-J. W McC0rkle.
New Hamps mpshire-HaFry Bingham.
New Jersev-.John MeGregor.
Now York-August Belmont
North CaroGna-Amos Bragg
Ohio-Jodn G. Thompson
Oregon Q. Hawthorne
ennsylvauia-Isaae Jellister.
Rhode Island-Gideon Bradford.
South Carolina-Chas. Swinton.
nessee-John W Feftwich.
Texas-Joln Hancock.
Vermont-H B. Smith.
Virginia-John GoOde.
West Virginia-John Hall
Wiscousin-Fred. w Horn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-07-25
We clip the following items from the Pa
dueall Herald Of the 18th inst


dueall Herald of the 18th inst:
EoupteeatH amendment Passed - The
fourteenth amendment has at last been de-
elared by Congress as having been adopted.
Now will come up any amount Of radical
devilment all over Kentucky, and lying,
meanness and evil passions viii be the order
Of the day. Under it the radicals viii at
tempt to put out Of Office our Governor, State
Auditor Clerk of the Court of Appeals,
several Judges, and many subordinate Off
GERS all over the State.
negro Hung-On Tuesday last negro
entered the room of a young lady in Colum-
bus, Kentucky, and attempted to commit a
rape, but was prevented from doing so, her
cries bringing to her assistance some of the
family. He was arrested and placed IN
Jail In a few hours after a mob appeared
at the jail, took the negro out by force and
hung him.
The tobacco crop will not be near as large
as was anticipated in the spring
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-07-25

a correspondent Of one Of our ozchange5
makes mention of the marriage ofstwo Of
his acquamtances, and among other wishes
for their future bliss and prosperity, he gets
of the folIowings
May helTsns blessings crown theirsoys
And 81 their arms vita girls aHa bsys'
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-07-25
The Koseiusto (Miss) CLropRls Of the
18th furnishes tle foIIowing toms:

We see from fhe Macon Beueou tllat the
man CHappel Judge ChappeH, Of Conyen-
llon notaaieEy. has ran away from the eoun-
try fer the c0untry's GOOD. The only regret
expressed ~ the Beacon is that flie aloTe-
said seaiaEae ioek horse away with him
that happenea t. belong to anotheEman.
We have been blessed with eopious show
ers Of rain during the present week, which
have made the cOuntsnances Of orr planting
friends look a Little more cheerful. The
older corn was too laF spe8t to make FUN
crop. we hope the injury is not Sc great IS
anticipated
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-07-25

The siamese T9ias. Chang and Eng. now
afty-foaF years oid and each the atbsr OF
nine children, viii visit Paris, It is said, for
the purpose of having the normal link tAat
unites them severed by a skillful surgeon.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-07-25

A EDIcr1oN.-Wben the Arkansas bLiI
was about being passed over the Presidents
veto, Senator Davis, of Kentucky. made this
prediction
90 1 predict that the electoral vote Of these
nagroized States viii not be counted IN the
Presidential election, The candidate wl4o
gets a majority OF the white men Of the
dejure, and the whites viii see % ib that lt
is made de facto"
The fourteenth anendment has been rat
ifed by % sases, including Arkansas,
Florida, North Carolina, Louisiana, Ala
bama and South Carolina. Before adjourn
ment CONGRESS- VIII pass an act declaring
the amendment ratibed and part Of the
Constitution.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-07-25
MIR. PARRISH. EDITOR.
Hardeman County Directory.

- "a = = --'''-- 45-J s5,--gJ - :
Chancery Court
JOHN W. HARRIS Of Someryille Chancellor
FRANCIS FENTRESS Clerk and Master
Court meets Sd Monday ia September aud March.
Circuit Court.
w F. BON J-.-..-.-..... uoge
T. Mcdowell Clerk
Court meets l Monday in February, June and October
County Omcers.
JOHN II. BILIS...... Chairman County Court
>. D. HARRIS. ..I CLERK
r. G. CRAWFOHD.......... Deputy Clerk
G. H. ANDERSON Register
JOSEPH WATSOS.-.- rustee
y. IA. " I5-..-.- ak collector
". W. AcCAhLE N- ..,- ..-.S Sheriff
). ID. GitOF i-o.--....s -.-..--... .Co coroner
Wd. NUCkOLIS.......... Ranger
p Il. CkAWFOltD County Surveyor
JAS NJ. ID AIOB. ailor
JOHN x. BHN NJ. Standard Keeper
Court meets lst Monday in each month.
Federal officers.
JAMES PYBASs. Of Internal Revenue
JAS PYBASS-.-.- Post Aastsr
Corporation Officers.
G.. W NEWBERD Mayor
JAKE OsBORE. .---.... Constable
Aldermen.
ALVIN WARREN, JOHN WARREN, R. G. .CRAW-
FORD, JOHN BINNY, MARTIN PIRTLE,
R. S. HARDY.
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Radical papers are urging Congress

Radical papers are urging Congress to
pass the one term amendment thus cutting
oif from election any enc who may hereafter
be elected President of the United States.
The United States Senate has confrFaed
tHe appoiutment Of -. syYm. Evarts as At
torney General Of the United States
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-07-25

Bill Stokes, Duncan. letter Stokes, IS work
ing bard b get tic position now disgrseed
byW G. BroWnl6w.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-07-25

ROuel Hough, editor Of the Menphis
Bulletin, and Barbour Lewis, both rads.,
cali each other hard names. Lewis says
Hough IS liar and a seouudrel; Hough
says Lewis is asscoundreI and liar Why
don't they fght7 Please send Us a ticket to
the arena, VIC want to see the fuu.
The Jews Of Memphis has1 determined
to vote against GraaE and Co1fax
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-07-25
BROWNE
g LEGISLATUREe .

Are StrtUtRg 5y an unjust la5o,
to. break dotcH the C0HSerUat5Ue Press IN
Tennessee, and has robbed the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-07-25
cur Job Department

j. lsempiete and = The iurses ellshmeut of t kin in
the heuttTaEt Me employ Ht capable WorkneE nd
turn 66 she best fork at the IeaaoHa1e prices.
rlaEl dm WHIEM0HE B. co
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-07-25
VVEEETMORE q -.
NO. 1a MADISON STREET,
.EzcE'pIsts, 2'essss.

The PUBLIC LEDGER Is served to CITY
suhscribern y faithful crrierF FIFIEEN GENTS per
week, uafabfa ely the carriers.
By-lnniI EIGHT DOLLA RS lsr anuun, SEVEN y-ive
: " Inc advance.
The Public Leaer has the largest daily circulation
paper pybiishea ia tiis state Of fennessee-
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&t00fB fpil.

Il ~ =
Seuts Gormittag 10 1lhr uurbe Die
Gph6enfion 6urdJ 5enafer 9lsR. Safe
befE chattanooga er6ffnet. !&erielbe
nominirfe Sobn 3orman ala Temporal
rem 8prfbenben. gin> Goitiite tDur6e
ernarnt UNI iber permanente Sr9ani.
fation 81 befdIieBen, iporauf fi6 bic
Contention bis ID ubr bertagte. 81
I'm ID nbrtrat bic genDentiOn tuies
Der suidmttlen. Das gotnite bsrid<
tete Sobn @. SarIer, u. g. Genator
fur Brai6ent Der Convention, ferner
einen 8ice Bralibenten bon ie6eml
conqrciiioneIlen 8iitrift; sferner ais
Secretare Serr &. s. %. g.. 9eIfon,
@lere 6es Senats, ioruie bic 8eoafs
teure Der repubIitnnilhen 3eitungen'
i'm @taate. Ser 8ertdt ipurbe ange@
nonmei. SEER Sarler nabln. ieineti
Gik elm uno begriibte bic @oubention
in furaen ungel6madten. 8orten.
Capt. Seb6t fptlroe als 9ergeant at
arms Der Contention eripabIt.
9ierna1 iuur6e elm Goinite bon
stpei aus iebem eongreffioneaen Di<
fritt ernaiint, niii &eIolutioneil absus
falfen. Die 3amen Der Gontitentit<
gIte6er fino tuie folgt:
4. 0iitrift: Senator gieliou uno
Mapor Me&innes. s.
2. Oiitrift: 9teb. Snrne, 8. 6. SCOUT.
3. Oiitrift: 8. g.. Rretpbitt, s. a..
Sutton.
4. Diftrift. IS. $. @iiener, Yerfer.,
5, Diltrift: SIS. S, 8rober, Sno. q.
ss Gomnn6ion.
6. Siitritt: 6. s. Bean, s. s.
Sud. &
~ {. Diifrift, Sobn sNormans Song
8. eiSifrift: Is, 5, 9mitb, $. g,
Garter.
Ser Secretar berlas einen Brief
bon @oubertleur Broipulotp, Der feline
N6iueienbeit bon Der contention ent@
.idulbigt., Gr ipridt iih entsdieben5
aegen Die 8erufung elmer !@taatss
Contention aus, bic ben 3ped baben
folte, bas @abIre1tent3iebun9s @es
ieb 81 tuiberrufeu, Gr befiirmortet
fefner, baB nur 6iei e-fti q EN-
8oabs Der Aegierung Der Gereinigten
Staaten in Solo besablt nerben lols
lem melde, bel Der Musgabe als in
GDI0 SnriidbesabIbaf contrabirt por<
ben. Sllle iibri9en Bombs iollten III
greenbafS eingel6it iperben. =
SerRer ipnroe Elm Brief bon Sorace
WaHnarb berleien.
Sertagt bis 8 Hbr Sfadnsittaes.
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Grsanffafipal.

Organization.
/. Gas afab IN fi d a8epartement
pirb bic 4rtrldr Semindrs, Grammatif= ans bobt
59aIe nmiaiien.
Tostts r se p Ssbra ser p isi psie ID
jesit ~ 2ebrern ausbiEben TeeIen IA ss5ssz IS ]
g. Gin GoIlegjum Q epaItemen t.
lDeIaes bic alien mt,S ueen Spra6en anS bic 56bers
Ratbemotit ebrt, wrb iofprt einseribtet wein bins
ksiss Gspartement iserssn iirs Gse in Der b6bsrsn
Saeals ssRaltsH EDsFesn.@ " .
.,a $ebal0elb.
9afIeIbe beirSgt $500 in 8oraRsbesabiung fur az
SspaIssmeHts s9aIer prrOen MIR eiasit siOra
resitrirt.
BDGrDflla.
Boarding farn anu In Der StaSt su biuiesn Rreiier
baden uaS enc 5ef9rdaite Asabl tam samtt in Der
SGuis psriebeR mereeu Z III $3.50
- 4..s4s s7 ss SeEastme.
Gas S9uiia4r wirb in srci TeSrnsne getbellt Der
srsse heeifut ytontag, ben 10. Ssptemner 1867 uni
f4liestam 10. 9esem6er.
"a SCI 0rtt ts Germ In besinat ana 2. April
agss spass am a. Snni.s9ass ~ ss4Aas
ss. as SSreiffeaen. @
Der goarb Der Eraftess beabfi4tigt Die csri4tMna
einer geIptfien AnsGhI pna GrdHsllem Slm 8eiten
Gerer. Bite ii5 su 2ebrern Dorbereisen tpaaer.
& "a 3eit Der lmfmd brge.
&B&f 1fe EaA SJtalp WsapS&@SMt gN~Ss4
Efsiee hes EtgwnFD hi melAen Mb sspnF welsigien8
ss4ei Taae nor 8egiRMs ees EerMiness wohei ne f4
sss 5sSas. .ss ssSs IS Is @ sas
Tperben tGrln. ssg4 s&z4sf 5aas4s1 Eas
S6iiIsr E6mmen sa ireenS elmer 3eit I'm Eermin nns
aeuemufen Iperhep, bod 1T e8 f3enSUertb, eaS
e. am 6e5Fnn 1efIeGben gef6ebe.
- = s ~ref. SObu Gseen, PrinsipaL.
Gbarles .&rosbe. etewGa. fls
@ehfniet pom ber aalerEaniS&ea Mtffionss @eGeHs
itaft un6 Der Behern 5reesaen's &aifssGomiifion
E-gss ea$*gs %@- @R. @rauaf6s GesretdE.
Gineiunatf,2 q. gtpt. 1867. fepI1
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E. .. Ru2er. Sen. Slpt. fep1s
girie .gll|liellba)n !!
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@rabtr. tssitet Dasau. = Dspssltss GsIstis
0fetp Nprf, 8pffDm j
unp 3Neueuslanb-5t6bte e
Gteie Gtienba6n erttredt iiG pgi, = -.
Dmtfrt mad gfem yefi 400 Meilen, s.s
= 8MFate mad glem Sort 423 aRsileaj s9e
ealamanea mad 1ep gest Ais Msilsa,a
.$EEgsa5ss3 aeg. uas ijt.DoR ID Aa@ ss.tJ
! sH22-27 Weaen Der fiirsefe Des.
aae 3ase taafsn birttt i rIdaat sleB girl.
~ $50 Meilen o1ne BageitisebieI.
1911. q 80 10
Bon unb nad5 lem rs. Ropeuibes 1867 .perben Sage
abgebsn IN 8erbiasaas nit alien wsftsi5en 2saiea
Bon D,.nfirt unb saIamanea pom l,Iaien saspos mad
80 i. 81. G2prsb.go uOa Daasisf 4aoli9 tansse.
nns a Sc sa sossDas aas
q, Gori.i,ia NIT ben. 500 g. 81 Grpre6s @pitsa pos,
/. gufEaIe nno .errei9t aew gers nm Z ltbr mors
gems. -.
2. IS Y. %. 2igbtning @Epreb Don GaIamqnca, tdgs
LID lals8ensMmen Sountassl b&M IN t8oTs
biHbet f5 NIT BEN tasIiSen 80 esprss son
sa Te anS tonrss in asD gort an UNI 100
Ais q. 81. Stem g0rs Radt erpreB. BON suatirt tas.
LID lSenntsgs ausgensmmsals 5ast sa gaIas
EnrneI's 956 q. 20. ,no erretbt STEM
pest q 80 g. DE- .s' Z, g. ben Na9mstass queer
j. Stdbten ~ uesbinbei'. 4ese. sss.ses.a .lss
z SnitiftI6s rfess 6xif r. of6Tsaneo
Mm 81 Be-. 81. t,,b mat5fin sserneusniite birefs.
S ~, M1fdfs,s MA Nm, ~ S n IN o,,n a, ~ s;f
teIa -, SER sac~S ~, AZ es M 81
Z i~s' -" ~ e ~ E'' -@s f~
sta,, ss,,sseTs ana ,s, alar4 ss;e ,c, sro. "a.
s. is u. M. @ep 9orf TaasS GTpres (Sonntnas GUS
sgenoIaIner1 EdIt tn aoriieususIe g03 20. M,
I6rabftild, Gugqns4 2-l7 g a., aRittaas
m sserD 9orK 1870 81 m stib uerbinbsf fii IA gfstf
@enb nit Der DeIoluare. 9adapenn6 N Greet
gseitern eiienbabais mnb In serfev gitp nit BEN
Wiitesnedss Gspreslas fur Rbilabslpbia Baltic
Is ss Ss M sssssassias
GSsi nlr aRoSrssas.s -"
2.2e 9. p. sisstnslie gg9sss lassgsaSnssssa goaas
tagsls 29sr ta 3, QoFnspspIgs Ag Pep " ": ISnp.s
III siar I'M sa ss1sss sIiema
rs ss.s 81 s:sssss II sss::;:s
ing 4; ss e Rs en- b ss s
EYNrh& @areE &MT k1~2 nsA.
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0ifenbaDa..
Office hea NeeeiDfr8 mnn observation-disclosures
= N.u.Y. 9, bdbnen,
z iH Naibsiae, Eenu., ben 12. Sasalar 1861


Office hrs ssecetesrs umc Guperintepnentenp
- Stu. ". Us. 6 tfeM bGbnen,
4 5{6 9saibstie, &enn., ben ~. sSGttIar 1867
Bon anb. mad emil "a, bei, IL. n,,ar 1868
aperesn tdet3 3lpei saiiassr3ss in foiseneer Drs<
ming lauren. 3@ssS+ xs8E
gerIaf5en Eafbpiae Mns 5.25 Q. m. uno $50 q. M.
Grreinen 6idman nm. II .25 81. 80. nns 800 g. 3D..
getlaIien 9idman nm 73O B Vi. itl6 $40 d. u.
Grrei9en Naibpiae UNI y 30 .. ". Mnb $50 g. ".
Diefe 8ii9e MAIDEN senauen ani1Ins in glcRsase
nit ben 3i9en Der 9Rempbts unD 2omisDae Giienbabm
fir SnmbelSt, Mempbis, 8idsbwrs. 9serp Orleans
u,.o ale gantts i'm Siiopetsa In uaion gitp nit
gits Dbto Gtfsis6abne fs gasleab Erentgn. Iemn.r
Sadion, Setln., Mobite, Ala gatrp, ct. anuis Gbi~
cage uaS ale Yuntte I'M Siiben rnb 4or- eften !;
IN 9idman mt ben Snimpfbpoten Der ailatitic Mfe
0iffppi Mnb Der qemrbis unos5t. 2ouis Nafet
@ompngnien, Sampfbooten eriter Rlafie fit ale
Puttte am ebern MnS untern 0hiffippi; IN NabpiIle
nit ben g. nHo g., 8. Mfa H 9f.nnb o: uno 9. an6
io2 Geiisn bic tarsef. aOats mad gtsaOass.
Is " Zen .sP SrIeans.
.asrprei 10 Biais mic be biuissei 9aiase g9Iaf.
pagen an allen gta6tsigeu. e0epdd pur4martirt.,
Etdets gu perfaufeH in Der Office Der Gtp transfer
Compare, 9torS1neft Gde GBerrp aiio gtnr6 Strase
ino in Benz RaibDiae unb Chattanooga 0spot in
Iafbptue, Eennefee. AE@i# ~
NSfit. IS. SJameS,
9eceiper unb @eitesaI Snperintensen.
iani2 ba ber 81. u. 81. %. Giieibabn.
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saRsarhams Can MdrF1eF @Me Mnesre.-Gie @raftou
&% Mineral TGTben GcMp6gMte psgfertlgeH bic be&e,
srokstfie sD AdRerhmftee Salbe Inn @fbf6ms9; iwet
Naf anGeGeRte fft reinemi 9emfamsem Del verHif@te
MnRri&& 6amefM f0--lS NahEes fe iR gpN elmer lei@s
Ten bsnMMem Scr wv SAtB BcepABeM %Rrbe MHn taH
@eiAma@ Hatb SegAn6eTt meF6en. $fe In aRpeMbbar
fiF Admfer $4eMaens Tfn1eH, @aGfnf s&tBsEt @der'
eader Sa ie Iemerfi4er tfD Nm6 MBadb&faGer lem
Ta6SifaRt bat inn leRtem Sabre 50O0 @laab aebran4D
isa6 E6mn An Gaasegs &la0sgitas mmb Tefsgfeit pom
GcTars Der Eab ron S09 ~fnhs fGir ben MARINER fir
Sabre aeml@eA6. 6A fgMpe fir eia GiEemlar rpeldes
1enss Re ba6e D4s @ei&Hftsaet6eH: @ragtaR @aesal
%4gbes Mbtege:%A lily 1917
@s"sM DANIEL REDWRfI,
ms CDR asa aagI @traEe, BE OFT.
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