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Middletown transcript., 1868-11-14
REGISTERS NOTICE.

DEGiSTERS OFFICE.
IT. NEW CAsrIE County, September 10, 1868
( Upon the application Of Rachel Mflin Admin
istratrix of Jacob b. Mifiin late of Sant Georges
Hundred, in said County, deceased it is ordered
and directed by the REGISTER that the Admins
tratrix aforesaid, give notice of the granting of
Letters of Administration upon the Estate of the
deceased, with the date Rf granting thereof, by
causing advertisements 10 be posted within forty
days from the date Of such Letters in six of the
most public places of the County of New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands against
the Estate, to present the same, or abide by an
Act Of Assembly in such case made and provided.
And also cause the same to he inserted within
the same period in the DEIAwARE GAZETTE, a
newspaper published in Wilmington, and the
MiDDLErows TRASscRrpT, published in Middle
town, and no be continued therein two months.
s- Given under the hand and Seal of Of
II. s. fee of the Register aforesaid, at New
~ Castle, in New Castle County aforesaid,
the day and year above written. =
q R. @. FRAIM, Register.
N0TICE.--All persons having claims against
the Estate of the deceased must present the same
duly attestcd to the Administrative on or before
September 17th, 1863, or abide the Act Of Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided. "
s5lt q ~ ~ RACHEL MIFFLIN,
Administrative
Sept. 26-2m - Address, AicD Donough, Del
Middletown transcript., 1868-11-14
COUNTY, DELAWARE SATURDAY. MORNING.
Iing AM others on the Continsnt.

ing al 0theFs on the C0ntihent, 138llIt (
li Mr.. Sanders of North Carolina, ppbs
fishes in q recent number Of the Southern
Cultipdtor. statement of the character
of this juice, in which he says that it falls
short Of the Gall and Petoil' standard. %
pounds of acid and 100 pounds of sugar
in the thousand Of must. 1t is easy to
supply such deficiencies as these, but our
own inclination would lead us to look
rather to the vine itself. For instance,
would not the skins and stems, bruised
and fermented with the must. supply the
needed acid /? The deficiency in sugar
might be made up, as We have already
seen DR.. Emmons supply it, by adding
boiled juice. ~ gs. n. t4sss
Middletown transcript., 1868-11-14
Written for The Mddietopa Tunsesipt,
To MISS EMMA A.

By ILMoR ELLIS.
As yet, perhaps, earth's brightest care,
Scarce, gentle Emma, thou mayest know,
And life TO thee may seem TO wear
A garb of ever radiant glow.
For when gay pleasures crowd around,
Fyen age itself scarce dreams of fsorrow;
So youthful hearts, while joys abound,
BY the bright present judge the morrow.
Alas not this is our career, 1-
Eeath's deepest woes we all must share;
None can, though even TO angels dear,
Depart untronbled by care.i tfr
Then, now to wish thee happiness,
A vain and idle prayer would be,
For thou dost every hOon possess
That would dare desire for thee.
But one kind warning will give,
Though fair now beams the smile of life,
Think not that thou wilt always live
Forever free from care and strife,
Z Middletcrrn, Del. Nop. a, 1868.
Middletown transcript., 1868-11-14

Suppose man oWas . skiif = he fastens
the skiif to the shore with rope made Of
straw !; along comes cow; gets into the
boat turns round and eats the rope; !; the
iskiff thus let loose. with the eoH on b0ard
starts down stream, and on its passage is
upset ! the COW is drowned. . Now, has
the man that owns the COW got to pay
for the boat. or the man that owns the
boat got to pay for the COW . 8 sS +,
Middletown transcript., 1868-11-14

A country schoolmaster began one morn
ing the duties of the day with prayer, AZ
usual but after prayer he went up asked
Q little boy why he had net shut his eyes
during the prayer, when the boy sharply
responded "We are INSTRUCTED in the
Bible to watch as well as pray"
Middletown transcript., 1868-11-14

The London stFeeta placed IN single
straight line, would reach as far as from
Liverpool to New York II takes three
hundred and sixty thousand street lamps
TO illuminate the city at night,
Middletown transcript., 1868-11-14

A recent medical writer states that the
vices of American character may be briefY
summed up as follows LIST. An inordmata
passion for riches, I'd. Qver work Of
mind and body in the pursuit Of business,
Sd, Undue hurry and excitement 10 all
the affairs of life. 4th Intemperance in
eating, drinking and smoking, 5th. A
general disregard of the true laws of life
and health. .
Middletown transcript., 1868-11-14

81 OsE or THE BOYS. .As'Where have you
been, CharleyGp n..In the garden, ma. :"
sNo4you have been swimming; you
know / cautioned you about going to the
creek. / will have to correct you. Look
ut your hair how wet It is." O, no ma,
this isnot water--it Is sweatl" stAh,
Charley / have caught you tibbing, your
shirt is wrong side OUT boy, trium-
phantly .)-=.sQ, 1 did that just now, ma,
climbiMg The fence r. ss4 -
Middletown transcript., 1868-11-14

CuRl raR RISeRosE. A correspon-
dent of the Rarut Ne,o 0Tker, says that
hehas known a horse that went ortwelEe
months on three legs, from ringbene,
made perfectly sound BY the application,
once a day, of an ointment composed oi
half an obpee ef red preciRitate, half an
ounce Of bluestone half . pint Of tur-
peutine. thoroughly mixed. Kesp the
hoof creased -Aasericas Stock ,lgEs3lal,
Middletown transcript., 1868-11-14
Selett Aoetrp.
From Me Home Journal.
INDIAN SUMMER.
BY W. H. Q. HosnER.

rlrs.. bt " n. W. nvShhh.
To-day wandering breeze
Oyer empurpled seas
Comes from the spicy Islands of the Blest:
53 Strange golden radiance falls
On nlpss=rpbed forest halls
In gorgeous robing of the rainbow drcst,
n The wizard, Autumn, waves 8s.
A wand that openeth graves,
And Summer, with her rosy nymphs, once more
Looks on the wide domain
That owned her queenly reign
When earth the livery of Elysium wore.
Through soft transparent haze
CLEAN tenderest solar rays
Like orbs Of beauty through q bridal veil
Majestic woods breathe balm, t.t.
And holy is the calm
That settles on the hillside and the dale.
Red window Of the Dawni we
ids Coarse is the fairest lawn siog. BAR
Contrasted with thy gauzy curtaiin=felds
The sun, in his decline,
More deeply stained thaH wine,
ruby glow gives TO the woods and wolds. /
i+o I" Field of the Cloth of Goldl F
OF which high bards have told,
When royalty bcdight met kings and queens,
B Could less of splendor boast
Than our Hesperian coast
In the flushed pomp of its autumnal scenes.
While birds delay their flight
Look on the landscape bright. tr
And bliss inhalc from Heavens delicious air.
The fairy land of dreams ~
Where, yeined with amber streams,
Fields blush with bloom undying, are less fair.
Beneath the kindly sky eess 4 p
To breathe, what luxury,
Tho flowers are gone and garnered golden
sheavesi u
Ripe chestnuts, glossy brown,
Come softly pattering down
Rich recompense for pain, ~ L
Labor of hand and brain, ~ +
Worn out in weary strife with want and woe,
Enchanted shores would be, =, +
b When crossed Times stormy sea,
When Indian Summer should no ending know.
Middletown transcript., 1868-11-14

One young man, who rolls up his sleeves
and goes to Work for a living. y of more
benefit to . community. than forty, lazy.
loa6ng idlers. Loafers should be sent To-
the State prison for life, Loafng leads to-
gambling, gambling to driAkiRg intoxi.
eating liaaor, and drinkiag leads It's vota-
Fies to he'll. Don't learn TO be q loafer
young man. 1as as ss3elt
Middletown transcript., 1868-11-14

A young man adyertises in New Jer=
sey paper for situation as son-in-iaw in
respectable family. Would have no OBJ
sections, he said to go short distance
into the country a j
Middletown transcript., 1868-11-14
DTRECTORS.

Williams Hilles, VIII. Swift.
This Company offers unusual advantages to
those who desire 10 avail themselves of the bene-
fits Of Life INSURANCE. Examine the following
reasons
Is iist.--lt Is Home Company, and has adopted
every plan ofLife insurance that is safe and just.
2d.-Its risks are selected with the utmost care
.and skill.
isrd. Lit is a purely musua, Company i,F
t4th. at offers new featuses Of Loans, original
tOiitseif. .ixsri,lsr ss.s,lil aria r,.rstf 4
bfhs--It is the most economically managed
Company represented m the Peninsula.
eth. Its excess funds will be loaned out only
to the members ofthe Company, thus giving them
the use Of the money at once. q isait ~
7th.--It will loan its members money for
.short time. ~
sth.-.Its rates are from 25 to per ct. iower
Z shas any Autual Company IN Eristence. iEl
9Th, Ills policies are nonTforfeit.ble after the
first paymeut.
oth-It will issue risks from $25 to 81 0, 900.
d, Hfh.-Itinsures railroad Employees and haz-
ardous occupations without extra addition to the
~ I2th.-It combines Reliability, Low Rates,
Economy, Safety, and all advantages that are to
be derived from Life Insurance
l3th.--lt has no notes hanging over the poli-
cies, and demands no interest money in advance;
nor does 1t ask an extortional Cash premium.
I4tb.--Itis within the power the poorest man
as well as the millionaire to protect his wife and
family from want, by taking policy in this
Company.
First Glass Reliable men are wanted in every
locality to act as agents for the Company. APP
pcants will address the subscriber, with refer
ences. J. THOMAS BUDD.
Middetown, Delaware,
Agent for Delaware and Eastern Shore Md.
r-Et
r.
interpretations of the Company. ,,5s, .+,s 4
Approved. GEO, W. STONE,
~ *. M Vice President.
Sept. l2--tf ,gl
Middletown transcript., 1868-11-14

The Ohio Farmer asserts that nine-
tenths of The foot and ankle ailments
Isfsthe horse are traceable TO standing ON
dry plank floors.
Middletown transcript., 1868-11-14

'.Why, Hans. you have the most femi-
nine cast Of countena9ce have ever seer" I"
'.Dh, yah, replied Hans " the reason
Of dat is because my mother was VOC.
Middletown transcript., 1868-11-14

Bro FEET. -"May be-" said an affec=
tionate husband to his loving spouse, ::you
would not be SO handy about displaying
those big feet of yours if yop knew what
occurred at the sIoemakers when ! took
your shoe to be mended the ether day."
"Well, what was it :" 2oA- sa (
IA Tho shoemaker took it in his hand.
gazed upon it q few moments and karst IN
to tears" ",.,.s =, IA, VA ljs.9 I, asss6l4s,.; .
\ a"What was the fool crying about z"
SIT seems that his grandmother raised
him, and he was exceeding fond of her,
and during his absence. from haHie one
time she died and returned only in time to
attend her funeral Your shoe, in size
aud shape, painfully reminded him Of her
A slap in the face accompanied by stake
Middletown transcript., 1868-11-14

Time is the rider that hsaaks youth:
Middletown transcript., 1868-11-14

A slap in the face accompanied by take
that you ruffian, put an end to the story,
and our readers may imagine the rest.
Middletown transcript., 1868-11-14
DEf.A-W ARE
Mutual LiA Insurance Company,
Wilsnington, Del.
! PAID IN CAPITAL, 500, 100000.

JOHN P. MCLEAR, President, sl ,su A.ask
GEO. W. STONE, Vice President
NJ. NJ. CHILD, Secretary
Middletown transcript., 1868-11-14
Original :noetrapt.
THE ALL-sEEING EYE.

WRITTEN By
y Rev. L w. H. Handy. ID. ID.
While a prisoner at Fort Delaodre May 1864
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-14
Nnhere 2eiteu. uubere 9icber.

Sas bieiiee rabifale vOhio State Sournal," bas
fd jsbt fir bas Smpea9ment beseiitert, ldrisb am
q. December:
v9as vSenure Of Office" (@mtsoauer) G5eieb lit
IN ge5us auf Die eonttutionelen Ratbgebsr oes
Yrdlioenten Der 0ereinisten Staaten, wenn niht
Misunderstanding bod praftii6 abiurb. 9ie Soee,
Dab Der ASrdlioent fir oas mas BON jeoem Separte=
ment getban pirb Derantiportl 9ebalten Miro, uno
bod feline Wta9t baben ioa, su beitimmen, tper on
Der Spibe irseno zines beiOnoeren Experiments te=
ben ion, lit au ldderlid, um Elm g8ort bariiber Su
perlieren. Oie 9lnnenbune bieies Nmtsoauer= @e=
5ebes auf Die Cabinets Mntiter bemirft cine odnslis
DE llmitaltuns in unierem &esierunasipltem. Seine
Birfung it, baB Die pertrauten Gatbgeber nnb ein=
5gen Mgenten, onrd pe6e Der A}raoent feline Mints-
pHi9ten erfilen ioa, iid 5uiammen nerbiinoen fDn=
men, unl ebe WtaBregel, bic er ausgefibrt gu Iehen
piinIft, su bintertreiben. ea nod mebr - Der nte=
bria1te Cabinets Mniter fann Dem prdlibenten Der
Ser. Staaten in leinem eigenen Saule nit llnper-
ihdmtbeit unb Seradltung beeegnen uno Der Sberbe=
ieblsbaber bat feline Wat iidb eesenirsenb cine ge=
leioiauna Die feline lnteraeorbneten gegen i'm bege=
ben, sn idIben. @enn Yrdiioent Sadion nidt Die
Madt gebabt bdtte, feline Secretdre bes S9abamtes
su meeln, bdtte er ie ieine Sinan5 Yolfif ausfub=
rem f6nnen? Sollte Yrdlibent 2ineoln ben Sinton
Cameron nidt baben abieben biirfen? Sollte Sen.
Grant menn er als BrdIi0ent ertpGbt miro, nbt Die
Mad5t baben, su jeber 3eit su beitimmen. per iein
GrieasIeeretdr ein ou g8ie eoer anbere Yrdlibent
bat eSpbnIon uno ioate er Die Wfaht baben, einen
We9lel in ieinem Cabinet Su maden tpenn er es iilr
Sa6f II
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-14

- Special SepefAen bon @aibinston meloen,
bab ii6 9rdiibent Sobnion ON 9amitas in
Der beiterten Stimmuns befanb uno iebr fremiitbis
aber Die Smpeadment anselesenbeit ipra9. gr be<
merfe unter anberhi, es iei bod ionberbar, baB es
Inn, trob aller ieiner gemiibunsen, nidt selunsen
let Self. 9apis sum gerb6r gu brinsen, pdbrenb er
obne S6pierisfeit li6 ielblt sum 8erb6r eebradt
babe, uno er mics auf feline Spfer bin, Die er Dem
9anoe sebradt unb Die gerfolsunsen, Die er BON
iIolihen unb n6rbliden Bolitifern erouloet babe.
Man muB iif in bic Gage bes Nraiibenten perleben,
I'm bieien @leidmutb seb6ris piroigen gu fonnen.
8erolst unb perlditert seidmdbt unb psrb6bnt bon
ben Yolitifern Der 9artbei Die i'm erudblte bat man
i'm, unter Der Mnflase nbober 8erbreden" Dor Elm
@eribt seserrt, bas, Der sroBen Mebrbeit nod, aus
btteren Sein5en beiebt Die iib Elm 8ergniigen ba-
ralls MAIDEN pirben, ibm bas granbmal Der Saan=
be auf8uoraden. Geine einsise Soffnuns auf Srei=
ipreduns berubt auf aht eonierpatpen Gepublifa=
nern unb bieie Soffnuns lit i'm @runoe iebr idwad.
gs eeb0rt Elm bebeutenber rnoraliider Mtutb oasu,
in elmer iolden Sage eine beitere Stimmuns Su be-
balpten. sHgg& SO
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-14

z = Sic Yacifc Mtias, cine Sabrit BON ssleiberseu=
gen fir 6rauen, Die jebt 5000 Meni6en beiddftist,
besann bor einisen Sabren ibr 8ei6dft nit einent
Capital BON elmer Wilon in Netion. Sept belduft
iib oas Capital Der gompasnie auf 21a Miaionen
uno Die Stodbalter baben mebr als brei Miaionen
Dollars an 0ipibenbert erbalten
ylatirlid brau6en bieie arrnen Sabrifanten i'm
Often mebr Sdub. Wabe lift ibr Miann. Sobn-
ion itanb ieber grb0buns oes Sd)ubtarifs i'm @ese.
SIT @abe prdiibentt bann braudt cine neue Sarif=
bin bios nit elmer einfa9en Wtebrbeit su paIren.
gBaoe unteri6reibt tie idon. g8ie piel m6een Die
Gabrtf= =Monopoliten tuobl seipenbet baben, I'm bas
Smpeadment bes Brdiibenten burhsuIeben?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-14
Gin iui6tises 0eiet In ge3us nnf nentibe
Gtluleu In Qhin.

Sc sereid5t rns gu srOBer 5reuoe, baB nniere 8e=
iebsebuns Die ,inten folsen6e, BON Srn. gDbmer
einsebradte Bin gum @eieb erboben bat. gBirldbt=
den Die 8emerfuneen noran, Die Serr gObmer bel
Der @orlase Der Sin i'm 2eprdientantenbaule bielt
oa bielelben ben 3med beg @eieBes oeutla erfldren
8isber binsen Die oeutiden S6ulen BON ben Saii=
men bes Shuls Gommidrs, Der Sdul= =Graminato=
rem ,lnb Shulboarbs ab, nnb es lag in Der Wfadt
irseno zines nit &noip glotbins Neisunsen be6ofe=
ten S6ulbeamter, oas 8siteben bieler S9ulen in
5ra9e gu iteen lire Wirfanleit gu erldperen, ooer
bieielben idliebli san5 5u beieitisen. Oerartisen
gbifanen, Die bdue perludt puroer uirb burdb Dies
@eieb porsebeust, bic iebr auaqenbe Snitructionen
bes fraberen s6ul- gommiildrs Bbite 5erfaaen in
iid ielbit unb uniere Oeuti6=ensGi6en S9ulen er=
balten eine iidere, seieblide gaiis &nr5 Die Bid=
tsfeit bieies @eiebes fann nidt su bod anseIdlas
gen fperben unb jebenfaus sebabrt Germ . Dhmer
Dem 8erfaiier Der 8ia, Der Oanf aller 5relaoe oes
oeuti6en Sduluntsrrtbts i'm san5en Staate. 5ril=
ber Dem 2ebrerfanoe efbt angebDreno iGeute er felz
ne NaIbe, Die gin bnrd5ubringen unb es selansiei=
men nperiDnliden MnTrensunsen, man1e gorurtbei=
le unb Ginpiirfe aludlid su beiiesen. ssir laiisn
Ieine Bemerfuneen bier folgen
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= 9abe bat ld bsreits einen idparsen Nrad

- gBabe bat Fd bereits einen fdparSen Srad
fir feline Sbronbeiteisuns MAIDEN laiien, Der bem
rroben g8ilben," ipie ibn Der uglepeIano 2eaoer"
nennt, sans abideul6 ieben iOa. @leid5eitis beiBt
es, baB 5rau Wooe fdon einise 8etter uno 8aien
aus bem Rdiepiertel gum Beiude bes gBeiBen Sau=
fes en9elaben bat. Nfan muB bic sebn Wonate be-
nuben, benn bic 3eit lit fliidtis. 8ie0eidt bat
Trau 2ineoln iebt @elesenbeit ibre alte @aroerobe
su mdiliaem Yreile log au perOen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-14

: Sobe Wetten ,uurben am SonnerTas iiber ben
Musgang oes Smpeadmente groceiies abseidloiien
Sieienl9en. Die auf bic Greiipre6uns bes Yrdiben=
ten tuetteten 3eisten eben 10 srobes @ertrauen pie
Sieieni8et, Die anf feline @erurtbeiluns metteten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-14
9ienfaa, 5. Mo

bab Iie brem Gedte, Die Glaeen eesen iie BON ben
Staats Gourts por Die Wer st. Courts su brin9en,
entlagen.)-
Sie 9erbeiierungen beg Sauies sar Genat 8in,
nm Die Sirectoren Der Obio YenitenttarD BON oen
geoinaungen oes gelebes in Be5ns auf Die grrid)=
tuns, Ierdnoeruns uno 8erbeiieruns BON @ebdu=
Den Der Staatsinititlte aus5unebmen tpuroen an9e=
nonmen; aIeidfa1s Die 8erbelerungen bes Saules
sl Der Genat gil, toelde Die ginnebmer BON iniol=
penten gilenba6n9eielli6aft autorilrt bas gabn=
bett uno Die &edte oerlelben 5u perfanfen..,
Ser eemeinihaftlibe Saus Bel1laB in Be5ug auf
ben 2epistomn Ge1erpor muroe angenDmmen, sleih~
fals Der eemeinidaitlide 8ehlub beg Sauies, fpeI=
der Die YebDroe iber Die Seffenlihen Werfe aniuelf,
Den Shaben Der 2anoeiaenthiimer Lungs Dem Big
Beoper STUB in Ntereer eountp 5u ldaBen;, Der lbz
nen burh Die Semmungen,. tpel6e. bem gau oes
2emistomn &eIerpors in oieIen TluB geporfen iplr-
ben. Suaefi9t wuroe. :.
Sie Sous 8iG, nm Die 3eit ber 3ahluns fir
S9uldnbereien in Section 16, springfield Soipn.
ibip, Qucas GountD. aus5uoebnen, fpuroe auf unbe=
itimmte 3eit Deri4oben.. ,u
Goss' 9aus 8i1, Inn Die 8ebDroe iiber ole Oeffent=
Ii6en gBerfe su autorren, Der Srieno StraBe gi=
ienbahnoeenlhaft bon Columbus oas gBe9ereht an
aepdbren. -Oie Senat Bin Sur grsdn3una beg
am 6. Wsa 1868 eraienen 8elebes, pel6es Die 9Sabl
zines 5fpeiten 3idters Der Common Neas Sonrt tllr
onorOnet = Gin gubfitut fir Die Senat 8ia 5ur
gerbeileruns uno Grgdn5un9 zines @eiebess mel=
d6es bic gountp GemmIoners autoriiirt freie surn=
plies an8ulesen nns gu MAIDEN. - 2rn. Staum-
baugb's Senat Bill, nm gemeinlhaftltde Ydtter
BON VGrunoeieentbum in ben Stano su ieben, Hed=
nunasabloae iiber Yadt5ns uno Yrofite su er3ipin=
gen. = Srn. Sorrence's Senat 8ia, iuel6e Die Sn=
corporation BON Union 9epots autorilirt Srn.
Stambaagb's Senat 8il, ipelhe Die 0erlegun9 oes
gpuntpfbes BON Ottapa gountp BON Yprt Clinton
mad Saf Sarbor Der abitimmuna bes Bottles uns
terbreitet. = Srn 8errps Senat Bill our gerbeile.
runs uno Grsdnsuns oes @eiebes iiber bic anitels
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0ertagumg bis Samifaa!

/. Waibinston, II. Mai. lin n II ltbr beuie
Mittas periaulmelte iid bas bobe @eridt. Cine
itarfe Boliseimanni9aft bate i9 in ben @allerien
aufsephanst, uu Die Oronuns aufredt gu erbalten,
uno alles NOR sur @ornabme Der Mbitimnluns aber
Die @dulo ober l1nidulb bes 9rdiioenen beret, als
pl0bld in Joloe Der grfranfuns bes senators So,p-
aro cine geridebuns Der Mbftimnuns Bis nddHen
Samitas porseidblasen uno aneenommen murbe.
Sdnea Ieerten ih Die @alerien, Die Smpea6ers
ibauten brein me Die 2eidenbitter unb Die Sboren,
Die auf bic @erurtbeiluns oes 9rdfbenten semartet
batten, frabten Ii1 bebeutenb binter Den Obren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27
9tOrtbe
unO prnnlDlUaniIbr G:i(rnbabn


Tie nslorttern Central. une -penuiplpduite GtftH
bdtu" IN tie turefe Glute nab ben werIiheR uHh rprb
ptthCn SddteR; btt 5use eerirltru trreheR 0btclac
u une Ytstura StunRsu rlber, ais bic 3uSe E9eHS
fntr auitrn Suhn.
0f au5pdnesrer wsrseH NIT Ten Sbnsl,isrn tefSr.
bert une atneBfn ale Beluemhltiten uRe Sicrbst Str
Nriirnscn Uterhaurt. Ole gDaglpus ilnb nit &it.
pasr pGrltten e pohrene he's gbuters auf tds aRat.
nebmte cJparnt, ecs Eatts erltldtt.
StC GcmpdGuie tat Is ld iur teicnseren augdtt
ermdbt bur Sertr66e uRe usbtrentpmmtn nit anssrn
Sabnrn Ids ben &eticHsn 10 dss aBs9irln her QpdS-
gems tu erlpdrtH.
6at Birpdd Ter paTdaicre (itscr pnasisr bat 100 ID
trt) wirp nit pencIbcn 3lleu mad ttm gtfmmuulsVrt
tteferI une ttI gereQun8 Ger sdfgr ebdtCpen AaTie
aIet nab AniuNtt teS 3uBI5 cher aud pisr, ie Rab.
ttnt IS 8ewunlbt wtre, dBltIteisrt.
8sNtnie sle trsene ctHen @gunH Jur Setperss tlttu
lne trlubt, iplde5 ctcrt hem 0Ontutrur peer lr9W6
siNtm dHeern Scamteu mttwtbeilen, uni lNN ale We
amten ecr Gpmplgne r pfprltst NbbgIfs vtrGutpUtt.
lid.
Die Ba6rprfiit uS tiG3tr, al, se Urgent diner ansern
|abn iunsrpab Der Ger StldisH, pts bic isSeHte 9is
ltBE
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ele pter Strcnen cribrcdfnune mticgl 0uf~
thau'tn. Gct in ptnielbrm%lusrnbttGe; ra
lte crn alte1I retrbdartAcn ltam rrbl,dtrn,
furjtc eleer I'D nit Ger GjHr etnrs Raub-
tblereS auf rGs lilkerne Shmudnud, wsldoc5
&lllhrn nod INNER IN Ger 0anp Dtclt rtl
ts SewlIldm an lid, uno mt rrcbtnCer 90
beree It'd 9eaen bic Wduuer ptnRcnp, tltR CT
neue rIube yaute une Qpne aus, ptlht I'M
8erctn NIT alItrlet Sanpbeme9macn dnpeu-
ten IpIlten, bag tr ptn 8eii ais ietn Gt1m,
tbur bctrdbtc.
n9Btr II Ger Wtnlt3" iubr Vjcrstrg auf
ecr beI ottier uneripartttsn@rdrnun8 merit.
liR blttp 9epcrteu mar.
(bsTtteuhs fPlafJ
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Ssrnsr wsrSen Grntrdlte absettrfsn fur Danny HuS
StReIi&ifs flr uue ron @naanb unp OeUhldRr.
SeGelidtfs . pahdetrc ron Bremen rah Baltimore:
Our ermahltne Yericnen, Apdeneed $3.50 IN Gjpl6
Anter non bis 10 1abren. .......... $2t
8hletr un'tr etnem SABRE .......... 81
aub lam her adn,e Sstraa vent Snldnbe bis grcmen,
iewls aud eer SeIraN per Genbatn baltimore naU
alea perGte'ener YGgen in amsrtta beioBlt uRo bin.
terltBt pereen.
preiie ppn uub mad 4tSsrpOpt:
Str erpd6isne geripnsn, eris Salute. $50 1T Sob,
&instr Won bis 129lbren, talbtn Yrss. $40 -
&tneer unter etnsm Sabre ............. s. u
9miteneed FUR erma6iene perienen. $40 lit gap.
&tnher pCn bis IL Sabren. SO -
8tnher uHter entm Sabre. So In Sole'
sS~ Bur beipuecren SenItitIBnabmc !-an
I'm ger @stdbr betrogen ~ wereen ~ enReben, icl'
ten Pa0aBere ibre 5abrttlee nur in tem Bureau ee5
unlsr,eidneen ansetelren Ngtnen fouisn.
VILE wsttsre HuStunf II. RaIt wereea uusnGslsit.tr'
tbtat Won
@arf z. Siaebrans,
@sneralsNDeneR eer Baltimore Shp @iisnbdtn",
Mr.. 81, 6bamesir.. @alttmeR,
aaeiniaem Verfiufer eer giuete In Baltimore.
9tsnfals fur Sen Gertauf pOn 9iaelen mad pbtfaSel.
pbid unb Mem Nprf Ndd) philadelphia $2.2J,
nac, sietp sJorf si.50 BAGGAGE pirN in meiner OF
nee marIiTI. tl20-J