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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-03-04

The Miners Journal, paper published
at Pottsville, Pa, in an article on the coal
crisis, takes ground against the action of
the striking miners, and in defence of that
of the operators. The Journal says the
terms recently rendered by the operators
and carrying companens will be strictly
adhered to and their action upheld by the
public. OF the leaders of the secret orga-
nization which controls the action of the
striking miners, the journal speaks in
these plain terms:
6 In no country on the face of the globe
would few ignorant men be permitted to
set themselves up as leaders and attempt
to control and triie with the investment
of not less than three hundred millions of
dollars capital engaged in mining and
transporting fuel to market, which is as
necessary as bread. and on which more
than one-half of our productive industries
depend. And if they think they can do it
with impunity here, all we have to say is
that they have made great mistake in
coming to this country. Americans sub
nit to a great deal, but we tell them that
the storm is fast gathering, and when it
does break forth, some of these ringlead-
ers who are aiding in The present suspen-
sion, against reason, common sense and
| common humanity, may find it necessary
to leave this country for the same cause
that some found it necessary to leave the
homes of their birth when they came
here"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-03-04
Agents! Read This!

WYE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY of $50
w per week and expenses, or allow large COM
mission, to sell our new and wonderful inventions.
Address NJ WAGNER & CO., Marshal, Mich.
OUR AGENTS are making money selling useful
~ and beautiful articles, which are in great de-
mand. so cts. will buy a sample. EATON Il SHEER
MAN, GrOton junction, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-03-04
FORTYSECOND CONGRESS-.

The Forty-Second Congress will meet
and organize to-day. The representation
will comprise every State in the Union, all
the 'errirg sisters" having returned and
been admitted to the places which they
unwisely left. In the Senate their will be
a few vacancies; it is reported that Gov
ernor Clayton. of Arkansas has declined
his seat, also Governor Alcorn OF Missis-
sippi, and the credentials of Mr.. Blodgett
of Georgia have not been acted upon. In
the House Speaker Blaine will be re-
elected OF the 243 members which this
branch should contain there are 227 cleo
ted, and 16 yet to be chosen. There is a
vacancy in Illinois caused by the election
of Logan to the Senate, and another in
Michigan by the election of Ferry to the
upper branch; there are also elections to
take place in New Hampshire, Connect
cut, Texas and California, at which IA
members are to be chosen. OF those
elected 1870 are republicans, Sc democrats,
and independent. The republicans will
carry half or more of the members to be
chosen, and have a majority of about 50.
There are several contested seats among
the democrats counted above, and some of
them will not be able to qualify under the
| fourteenth amendment until their disabili-
ties are removed. A considerable amount
of business has gone over from the recent
session, some of it important and necessa-
ry to be disposed Of, SO that there is no
lack of work to occupy some time il the
new body desires to labor. 1t is not prob
able however that more time will be con-
sumed after the organization than is
needed to finish business which cannot be
conveniently postponed. The increased
strength of the opposition in the House
will doubtless have salutary effect in the
promotion Of harmony on the republican
side, which is much needed. The Free
Traders, or Revenue Reformers, among
the republicans, show no strength, or
open, positive movement towards dis
organization, and perhaps mean to keep
within the pale and let their peculiar ideas
OF that we shall soon know. Dropping
from majority of about a hundred down
to a majority less than forty, the republicans
in the House require greater care in their
movements, and their constituents are re-
minded of the necessity of giving them
more generous support than has been con-
sidered necessary in times past. Con-
gress now represents the Union complete.
Should the South organize as section
against the measures and policy of the
republican party, the North. will be
obliged to stand together in self-defence,
and this fact should be kept in remem-
brance by both representatives and peo-
pie. We cannot tell what may be brought
forth during the life of this Congress.
With the Blairs, Seymours, and Pendle-
tons of the North in league with the late
rebels to overturn the government in the
South, we have a revolutionary power to
contend against of no mean ability.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-03-04

The Tribune's correspondence says that
the" opinion prevails among Senators that
the Santo Domingo purchase will not be
brought up until after the adjournment OF
Congress, and that an extra executive ses-
sion of the Senate will be called by the
President to act upon the treaty. 1t is
generally agreed that the annexation can
be fully completed without the consent of
the House, except the voting of the pur-
chase money. The presidents all estab-
lish this, except in the case of Texas,
which was annexed by a joint resolution
admitting her as State. 1t does not APP
pear that there has been any change upon
the question in either House. The oppo-
nents of annexation profess to see no rea-
sons for changing their views in the full
information respecting the island furnish
ed by the newspaper correspondents,
while the friends of Santo Domingo are
confirmed la their opinions by the facts
thus given. Both parties are already pre-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-03-04
III Wv" BRIGGS & BROTHER, Rochester, n. Y.
HOW TOSELL YOUR PATENTS

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mailed free on receipt oil cents, by
s. OWEN Bryan. Ohio. (.
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and one from Philadelphia, every convenience tf
railroad and river traffic, coal iron and lumber, at
the lowest prices, churches, schools, seven thou
land, buildings, low taxes, cordial welcome and
other inducements for locating. Full particulars
sent ON application to n. SLEEPER, Chairman OF
Committee on Public improvements, Burlington,
New Jersey.
nR. $. $. FITCII'S Family Physician
~ 80 pages sent by mail free. TIE tches how to
all diseases of the person; skin, hair, eyes,
compile xion. Write to ia Broadway, New York.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
3nr Jinansm
NDuttpcu'e.

ScErctar Soutlpel'S @uubcl nit Dem SDI'
oltnt Sehuis otS &trtaricS Oty JsproSelttAcIl
SbligattOueu ituOet bel pietcu Ser &ou1reB.
icutc, Die mad 2&0lbiu9ton Surild0clchrt
lIno, iGIlteu 8efal, uuO Die 9uieidJeu iprc=
fen onfitr, DAB ouS @eiddit bOlO mad GrUHa
nung Der Sc1iIon i'm Oauic idjdri bnrdlgc
hed)elt mtroeI piro. Dian iprid)t, oaB cine
RcloInitoH cin9ebra1t mcroen mtro, Die oet
Setretdr uutIorpcrn mitrOc, III e%rilGrCu, Strait
peld1tr SelebesbeltlnmingeH e. pcriubr occr
6i oertabreu lldl etnbtloete, ais er ben Sun-
TRAIT nit Dem SpnOitat abitloB. IS mirr
thrt sur VNlt 9elc9t, OnS 9cieg in Spel Ulds
tt9el GllSelbciten li6crtreten gu baben, raW=
lid oartlt oaB er Die ofientlldc Sd)ulO aui
cine 3ett lang permebrte llno Dap er 60S babe
Yro;ent iibcrlticg, WClteS Die SlIEbtruHgSs
Gtte iilr aut nit 8laitruug bcS &luIcbt1S Der.
tritpfttu ~llnIoitsu belpili9te. QSaS ole Sc'
ittntmung gegeu aIe mo ieoc &ermchruug
Der Sbligationcuitulo Der Ser. Stoatcu be.
triftt, 10 bat iJc, iagt man, Dr. 8Ottpel
gang NM gar nid)t beriidlthtigt, ais CT bic
6 proScntigen SbliguttOneH, tuelde ourdl Die
leneu 5'prOSeutigct CIicet mnrOen, nid,t per-
nthtcte, ~ionoeru uuh 8 NtouGtt lang SUM
SOrt9eil OeS SprOifnts 3inicn tra9cn ltcB.
5n ocr Chat Uuroe ma5rcHo Oleies SeitraInlS
Die Sdulo nm cine Surlmt Don Sl30, 000,a
900 10 9ut, pie uerulehrt mo bic 9ielierura
Sablte fir oieie Sumnle ooppeite 3iuitn lpGbs
reH0 Der geuauuteu 3eit, 10 oab bic gcieelUlos
rt9eSermebrltng tabt5u 3200, 000, 900 betrug.
ItiE auoercn &ortsll, oGS Synoitat crb0lt
3tnien iitr 90 Gage Nui juti Sorteu Sblt
gatIoneH, obUohl eS MN cine reritl6en oers
lGHft. TSaS ben SwCitcu BuHtt betrliit, 10
idlelllt cS niht mliuOer tlar, bNB Der SeiretIr
hn,,, NNoEa4. -,,r,.S.S L.,S, a.. re-. go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29

gieriae Ilob bat gsiteru tbatiaflih s Sm.
oeltcn, rulIfs an Der 9cmoniirattou ami Dem
@rdbt %GofoHoU'S betleIligt maren, irieQS=
gerihtlih gum 5ooe ucrurfbtilt lmO uit6oi.
iet. S&dre Is MAT al Der ,Seit, odB Die Scr.
StaatCH blticr Barbara CHI @nbe madtcu g?
- Su &Glbtnqton prnphcieit man uu1s-
meiu cine ilauc Saiion. Die y~obbDiilcn mcr.
Ocn Der 8unoeSbanptinot i'll rieiem ySiuter
uIOglitit fern bIeibeu, penn fe uiien redt
wobl, onB nit Dem SoHgrciie uidt uiel IN
MAIDEN ieiu ,piyO. Ole raoiIale Ntaioritdt
MIRO nit Ritdiidlt oHi bic beporitebcnoe 8rds
iocHteHUNbl iebr uoriidtie Iii SGtrte gt6cn.
IS mtroen feline DtaBrtgClu ;ur Sprute Iontt
met, iueldle pom Der SppoHtiOu geler Nis
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gebruuht ntyOtU t6uu'
ten. Bstte y$obS" mo Nauouerptlilgngeu
mcrneu bis sum tituitjgeu lSittcr aui9sino
ben uuo SermiliguHgen GnBerit tuopp 8t-
madlt weroeu, oaruit cine rsdJt 9roBe 2lb-
nubmc Der &esicrurgSausgabeu uad)gepteiell
pcrpeu tam. @ern Oas $olf Der raoitae
len 8irtbitait lein Guoe mad)t, oouu miro
Is tretltb i'm nidlIteH &intrr nm 10 toler Su-
Qeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29

9oober tonnmt ienes ~ielieuiefte S~srtrauen, iensr I'M
%beoin9te ittere @laubs an Die Wirtiam,eit BON so.
i%tetter'e Ws lnenbitterem OILS etucm Setlmittel fin
Diagenieioen, @alenfrnnfbeiten, utermittireuoe uno
Wsdiclitebet, tpclffr befanntiilh In alien EbeiIen Der
S'ereiri9ten staaten bcrri6tS Dieies Ser.rouen IN
iett ,pGnsia Sabren sefpadien lnb sefpinnt immr,
u1ebr Sooen. IS lit nidt has Rtiuttat Der 9eidt-
9liubi8feit; es lit bird, !cinc menltlihe Gin erseu9t,
iOnoern ss III bic pon ielbt commence nGtirlibe Isolac
Der Gridbrin9. Was man td9tid Dor auaen lisbt,
fam man nidt bejusiieiu. Wenu in angeiunbcn &c.
senben ipohubaite Sanilsn, be ,u bieirin ~brtliamcn
ncsetdbiliihen Stdr,unasnittsf ole einsm 8orDeuz
9nnaslnit,el sreiten, ben periobiihen 6isbcrn snts
geben, nno ibre ndhiten 1adbarr, iueltbe ieue 8or=
iitt uu'erlaieu, an Der arantbeit nieocrliescn: pie
ioute es oa moslit iein, oaB Die Grihcinung feline
eebre sdbe! Gbcrio, lucnnI man iiebt, oab bartnddiae
6dae BON VerSauln8sbeiblueroen, eebcrfeioen, 8er=
%itopfnng, gerpeuldpibe tnS allgemeinsr araitloiaz
felt Der miriilmfeit bes beribmtsn Sei(mittels lusis
den, tuie tonnteb a io9ar bic perionif 3irte lins(au6ias
feitibre@ utbeiBurg porentbalten2 Sn jebsr clpiIiiirten
IrIieolung auf bieiein @onttnente fino MugenJcuger
Der beiIfamen Wirfung pes Sittsrn ,n finbsn. gans
ieroe nno ater 1duienoe, ,peIbe ibre gpisberbcrIteIs
Dor Srdnfbrit Ieincn ~albctorbe ntlidjen Seitpirfinaen
usroanten, Iobcn es b%esstHcrt. Die 1auienoc, bic &c
ibrcn Natburn NIB 8eiannten cmpfobten, 70 mic
cub Sieieni9rn, iuette ibre anfifter iiber fclne
Sor,iee befaunt MAIDEN, finb tets bertit, ibre G,rinoe
fir ben @lanben anyugeben, ben ie barau baben
sic Vile baben feline fuobltbatisen girtunaen cnt,pe.
Der ielbit seihbft coer bel ansert lpabrasnommen.
(23246t&tp) M a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
0DnOerucur SoTmnn iibcr Die
Observation-Disclosures.

@tit Sntereiie miro man bic nadrtcbenSet
IeuBerungen oeS @ouuerNeurS in 8eiua auf
ben itt porbercitcuocH aroBer Q8n6lt9mpf
lcien;
o3ici3eit III %gctommcu in nIierer@eihjtte,
bag lutr al Der Optic Der jfc9iernlq eileli
Staat8mann brauden, iDie mir ellicn, 10 nett
ntelne Grlnnerun9 rcid)t, nod nidt otblbt
baben. SIS gibt nod StuatSm6ulIer in Die,
lent Sdnoe, ueltc bic JtcOieruug BON ben Sc
tnlrell, bic ie beorogcn, beiretcH t6uuten.
Sd CLAUDE au'rid)ti9, odB cine lebr, ia, cine
lebr 9roBc Diebrbeit oe5 GottcS oteie5 NanbeS
oagegeH 1T, ooB 8elernl Grant nod eircn
Serlntlt YrGioelIt bleibe, INTO mir loQteu
eulen StuatSmaun %iinben Der i'm ans Dem
Seloe ld)la9en tOnnte. 0tc3eit lit getomnten,
oa Die Ntalien OeS Solfes cine groBc Reiorm
f%orotrlt. GS berridt Die 2luitd)t inter benz
Soltc, SaB cine Sereinigung alter cbrliden
yellte, oller Se9rcr Der Corruption, mint
l1enSfDertb lei, mo Oisacidt ioIlte cine iolde
6uiion nit einer1 iold)eu Belreg9ruuo 0ebil.
oct lueroell, islbit luenn @intge ~9e;rpNuQeu
lein iollten, auf cine 3eit lang ibre @Sefitblc
be;iigltdl oerSrele gegen otcEartei ;lGl1S piCr
81 brtnge1. Die bemotrattite Bartet ut nod
thinner cine Wlabt i'm gnnoe, mo lie tam
tbrc @rurbidee nidt uergchcu; abcr ib be
baupte eS .m6fte lptiie mo patrtptiid, lno
rniinitcusmertb ieiu, fGr oic Sate ebrlihcn
6e9iernligsrueienS Spier Sn b%ringet. lin
oaS 3l uolibriugerr, miiiicu mir eiucu StnatS,
manu- baben, Der letnem cabinet cine Bolitif
bittiret miro, itatt bliuOlingS cine Bolitit
81 'beioI9cn, Die BON ictnen Diiuiiteru porgcs
;ettuet wCroen mag. Yia mir cirlen 4rGii-
nerten BON oleier art crlangcu, bruudjcn mir
nid)t 81 bcficH, baB mir gcoeibcn oDcr ben
l%lnterlHlsifer, Der Radlaiit9fcit uou8eamten
rro Der corruption Gtrbalt tbuu rpcroen,
Die Ocrluegcner sSeiic 0ni bpbcn Yoitcn $lae
ntnlmt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
Sermiidte 8eri@te.

Die nSninois 9 taatsscituna~
eer0ientli6t folgenOe @aruung: ,gSedltl-
blatter lpolen 9efl. oabon 9ioti; nctnieu, oaB
Gin Wtann, NamenS gS, Campbell, Der i'm
eanoe nmberreilt nrb fir Chicago Samms
lan9en anitelt, ein Stminbler lit. Sir
ben Saa, oaB er III altScreu Stioten cinen
alloeren Namen aniiebmen iolte, fofat feline
Seifreibuns: Gr lit 8 SuB 5 3oa groG,
bat ihwarSes Saar uno ldwar,en Dadel,
bart uuo cine tiefe @arbe aui Der redten
3ade.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
Ger 6etreiSebanbcl TIT StuI=
InuA

0ian idreibt aus SSeIa, Sin. Stublan0
g0ieGetrctbeSufnb ms oeiia bati in ben Iegttll
@oten in 8ol9e Der Gr6finuu9 Der 3meig,
babnen SpraSpot. SiBpuietu HnO 3rlcrpatl-
Bcloc1sto (an Der galiitid)en @reu5e) OiC
9rcbartigicnQ tmeHiiOucu o%ngcnommeT. gtlli
Der oortIgeH CHARACTERIZATION mcroen tdalidI
itber 800 init @etrcioc alter Dirt gcfitQtcS8aa.
gems entlaOcli, Die bon Salta, Sremenc;u9,
Spraspol, 3nlerBofi &c. lrlan9elt. Die per,
9GltniBnaBig grGBtcu Getr~eioemaiien mcroell
aui Der oGpraSpol .9ibgnieper& abn" bcrbet.
gefiibrt, Ole bel 99eitem Iid)t QloggonS genllO
sur Serfiigung hat, nm ben 2lHtoroeruu9er
oeS transports Su 9euii9en. 9tri alien eta.
ttorert oteicr Gobn l0gtrt ba8 Setreioe mai
ienpetie uno BART oeS @eitcrtronSportS Nod,
Sceiia."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29

H3, Srudfdd,eu, eitbcsrapbiri uneT5raocurs
Nrbetteu msreeu pom c5uaaenheimsr 8 aSeil,
1brsthnldterialten sSdHoIGr Il. @eihditsbudb~B dbris
idntsu tn RI. t5I u t. 8afttm ~oreitr., oui's
GlegaHteite beiorat. tIRdrii6,tS,2. pi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29

Scr Wiapor Don 0clpht, Sno,, uer=
bot rcn Ysuteu, uud ueuu llbr abenos auSSt'
debeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29

OCr leBtc &enIllS bat inter QnoeNcH SeIt4
amteiten aud Die GriiteuS ciner Camille
in Ytuniuluanien NIT iteben YNOr 3mtltH'
gen, ciuer eben iOlfen nit iedS 4Gartn mo
elmer 0rittcu nit pier Barren aus Si6t 9es
braht, Die Dilltttr OIties lcgteren 4SaareS
hat Rodl ir15 ~eiu;clne &inoer gcbOrcn nRo 1T
iNr Scit einc Nrnu uoH 80 Sahren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29

0aS Slina non 6 barlciton, &c, if
ocn ruoifnlcn 3citungen o%ficnbar nift Sltra9.
lid. Soebcn gtng bic brittle inuerb0lb brei
UionateH ben gSeg aleS 6leiides.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29

Pas SuuutH IN Der Sierbraucs
ret. Oas GaNniH III betauHtlid Der refine
@erbftoii oer Salldpfel mo beIibt aQe GileHs
ldloiten oes 0OpfengerbitoifeS, bon ueldtnl
MIR wlienr odB AMI ieiner 9lmueieubeit in Oer
Slattesu Der Sopienooloe weieutlid Die It'd.
renocn mo tonieruirenoen Gigeuifaiteu Ots
6opicu6 beruheu. Sin Suiae BON Is @ranlm
Sanulu, tuelter cinen g3trtb non 4 Gents
bat, mIrft ebeuio tldreuo mo lduternp dni
nnS Bier, tutc eln Fiuno better Sopitu. IS
Iiefert GaS Sannin, Weldlc5 ppr ieIner 2It.
iuenbulg IN Der Gdlt, bis ;ebufahen O(tnlt
marnen gSanerS geloit uuo onHlt Der 2Siric
iugclcBt lUtrS, W6brellb 0eS &ohtnS cine Uoll,
lt0noilc Slarung uHo aGi ocn SiiBlidtft els
ileu ibuel IT'D ubideineloeu feltcu &itbls
ldlamn. Der Nopien fam ocnl;utOt9e III
aItn Sdlcn, i'll rpGld)cu man, dui 0tiieH
2lronla NH 8ittcritoff utr;id)tetto, Elm iiiBes
tptllt9cS Sier b~crltellcn nil, uoalditOig ulo
nit SortbeIl 0Hrd) Sanlill erieet rperoen, II.
Die anpenoung bteieS uelet &liruIgSmtttel5
bubut Die Edbrttation galli ntucr bopienfrCier
Sierlortcu all, uno iibtrbebt ben Srausr Der
AuUclorn9 Der (cbentu1S bHrdJ ibrelt 8ebalt
m @crbiioti pirfeltbeH) Sp6ue lno alltr
ionittgtn 9lGritofic. Niit 6sr Anwenol1g
NeS SauninS piro ubtr in bcr YtcrbraucrCt
cine gan; nsle GpodIe bcrOor8crafen, Die ais
Stclpuutt bic Garllcllnug Der iogenGnlteil
yuiocbierc bcittt, ulo init Serru Screituug
bic bcutldc SterbrauCrct nd an Die optic
Der REORGANIZATION ocS &rauperia6rcuS III
itcllcn berlfeu it,.
&or 6rCi Sabren lpuroe pem ipGbreno be5
ieetcn SriegcS pielgenanutcn coni6oertrtcn
2lgetttn mo Aglt1tor StUcrlp Sudcr
II ct. Satbarlucs, Dem cono0iihen CARA
toga, oOu ben 9eipobnern bcS Dries cin
QldujeuoeS SGutett gegcbcH. Ntan that
AlIes, Int Inn inter bic Arnc 81 grcitell.
Dian Dot ibm $4,000 IN 91or all llHo i%lloOiiirs
tt fir i'm 9toten in Sctrn9e BON $4,000.
5Hder beH1tts bicie Slutb, I'M ith gum
Slide, vulgo SerntDgel, 81 oerbeltelt. Gr
iiberlabnI cas- o.Stepbenion6alS" in St.Sas
tbariueS ulo madte CUTE @eibGitc, inoenI bic
retdeu GnHaoicr mic bic Gr : Gaualierc pes
Siioc1s ieiu ISotel oeS SommcrS beildlten.
Sn Der lettcu Saiion jeoof cntpuppte iif
Suder ais itIehter Mtenib. Addlotm sr
ollie Ginnabncn Der letteu l3sit Had) ben
%crcinigten Staater geifidt bate Der
idlpOlo CT pl8tiid init 6tuterlaiung unr
s75, 700 Sdluipet. 9tttt eiumal ietnc 2trs
better bate CT bejablt.
Der leBte Genius bat inter unoeycH Self
amteiten aud Die GrtittnS ctler Camille
in BtlniUluanleu mt iteben YUur 3milit'
gen, ciner eben iOlfen nit ied]5 &Gartn mo
elmer orittcu nit pier Barren aus Stdt 9es
bradt, Die D(lltttr OcieS legterel lSaareS
hat Eodl Icd5 ~ein;c!ne St1oer gcborcll lRo 1T
sur ;3ctt cine NrNH uoH 80 3atren.
Die gteru }urfer o5un" iagt: ais Der
@roBiirit AlertS gcItern Die rniiiide Gapele
ucrlIeB, crtannte CT Den Teporter Der DSuH,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
9ie 9~irtiihsMuiiiidlrn Nanrr

n Ir. f5s, efsSapetfes, uabe Gmta,pI III aee,
psr9lten nitt nur arantbeit, ionoern iino elm iihcres
9eilmittel 9t8en MbsnmattsmuS. @ibt, adbrnuna,
aeidwddte esber, lilsren. aranibeit uno Ste Der iirips
@etdBe, nerroie uno pbpjiialijte Sdip6he.
Die eleftriiHen iinb hetnifalijhen YdSer brinaeu
mtneTaliite liuo anbert @iite aus Dem Splte,n uilS
MAIDEN Ole Sirtulation bes Sh,peiBes trei. I960-l
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9Sarnuug.

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ariln6ct bel Srn. q. SidlborH, Noroipcitete BOZ
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