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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-29

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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-04-29
'E'I,n Next Governor.

A correspondent from Baltimore in
forms us that the next contest fol
Governor of Maryland is being dis,
cusscd quite freely in that city among
the shrewd politicians. VIM. Pinkncy
Whytc, Robert Fowler, Richard b
Carmichael, and John Wethcrcd az,
names the most prominently canvasSr"
on the Democratic side. Among the
Republicans, who don feel much con
lidence in clccting their candidate, but
calculate to make large gains from last
year $ vote, the prominent names men
toned are those Of Il. Stockctt Ma
thews, Hon. James A. Gary and Capt.
Henry Clay NALL, Of Frederick coun-
tv. We know Capt. NALL very we'll
he is an active young, ardent, intclli-
gent and talented Republican; gencr-
allv in advance of his party on some
leading points of policy. lie is per-
sonally popular in this county and
Carroll, and if placed in nomination
will make bold and vigorous fight
for political supremacy. As son OF
the odd wheel HORSE Of the Wing
party in this county, Capt. DAVID
". NailN, he would poll a strong vote
in the Sans creek settlement.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-04-29
Far Tire Thrjon.
In the Churchyas'd lay Nc Cow.

The Sky so clear, and air 50 mild;
Surely my daughter better feels;
Then round those lips recall the smile
That once in wanton rip!rts rIayd
| cannot smile sweet mother dear,
'Twould withcr round these paIlid lips
Or find it, grave mid falling tears,
While my lone watch daily keep.
ike the sad vail of yondcr dove.
As lonely pcrclcd ON hanging hough;
She looks far out, and high above
For him; she chirps the notes of love.
Echo no longer cheats her ear,
As warhlcs low her plaintyc notes;
Cease little one. lac does not hear;
.Anothcr'S song doth charm linn most,
Sweet mother, am smiling now,
WINGED angels DER me hover;
While deaths cold dew lies ON my brow,
And round my heart his ice band draw
There is a grove on yOndcr hill
Lay me not thcrc-'twas there we met !;
Nor hv the huhhlng, gurTlng rill.
For there in happy hours we sat.
Take me not where the vine doth cling,
Nor where tie fragrant roses bloom;
For there might he Il faircr bring,
And whisper words | loy'd to hear.
But in the churchyard lay me low:
He nrrr in there will seek to walk:
And DER my grave n heart s-mSp crow,
For there this heart will find its rest.
N. {. d.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-04-29

mans, James Null's, and Mr.. Han
key S and Cornelius Ridges farms, near
here, are looking in fine condition.
The old Maj. Head farm, now owned
by Mr. Adam Black, is brought up
to high state of improvement-es-
pccially the meadow land.
In my next / will take more gen
eral survey Of our resources and the
future prospects Of our town.
PILGRIM.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-04-29
$4,000


Return OF THE JEWS To PALES-
rlxE.-rhe phiIadcl phia Press states
that the Sultan Of Turkey is offering
strong inducements TO the Jews to
cmigrate to Palestine, and has even
expressed his Willingness to sell them
the Mosque Of Omar, can incredible
s,atemenN, which, ii will he recol-
Iscted, occupies the site Of Mt. Norioh
Of the ancient Temple, 1t ACIDS
Some of the hills around Jerusalem
have already become Jewish property
and ii is by omcan, improbable, that
some Of the present generation will Sc,
the entire city Of Jrrusalcla again il
the hands of its ancient owners.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-04-29

BE- When Capt David W. NALL
Vim. Lynch and David Richardson
were placed on the Wing ticket in tins
county for Senate and House of Dele
gates. that party always felt pretty
confident Of success-as these names
presented strong team hard to beat
They generally carried the strength
Of the old Wing party on their shout
lcrs.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-04-29
Lcttcr from CrcagcrstOWn.
CREAGEEsTowN. Am5l 25, 1871.

that the town is beautifully located
on a high and commanding elevation
with fine view of the mountain ant
surrounding country.
This place has never had any ai(
from State or County Bounty-no dis
bursement of public funds or interna
Improvement enterprises to stimulate
the energies of the people. We hav'
had no turnpike passing through ou
place, no buildings or manufacture
erected here to give employment t.
our citizens. No friendly hand ha
been held out to aid us. We have
been left for years and years to oul
own rcsources--isolated as it were
from the balance of the world.
1t is said that Heaven helps then
who help themselves. In this view
our people are beginning to turn them
selves to the Yankee notion of doing
something to make our town grow
and to improve the condition of the
inhabitants.
Until recently we have never had
stationed minister of the gospel te
tarrv among us, to learn us something
by his example and edify our citizens
with the teachings Of the Divine
spirit. Now this is bravely altered
The Rev. Mr.. LugcnDecl, Of the Church
Of God christians, commonly calico
Winobrennarians, has settled among
rs and bv his zeal and christian ener
" is making visible impression upon
the hearts and understanding Of the
voung-the tender and impressible
tuind And occasionally light breaks
in upon us from abroad.
Elder James Crceger, of your place
from a sense of religious duty anc
labor of love, occasionally visits oul
town, and has a good word to say te
our little children, and with loving
hearts they speak we'll Of his kind
efforts to instruct them in the way
they should 90. This is good SEED
,own in the ground and it will fructify
and grow and bring forth abundant
fruit.
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, '''''~ 49,, ,Tnrnr;Iio mad IL from,
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12r Is an TH r,,,,,lt - I;ah STATE
''t''',r I, :,.,' ~, anJ ,;.,l -. fine cr"n.
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Is W N!H o,',i TO- t, rY'l tnc;Er;ns Than
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-04-29
Magnetic from Ore.

A vein Of magnetic iron ore has
been recently discovered on the land
of Mr.. j. b. Kunkel, proprietor OF
Catoctin Furnace, near the former
residence of the late squire William.
Hewctt, the great ''Wood Chopper
of the mountain, and about two miles
Southwest Of the Furnace. This ore
is OF the same quality Of the Cornwall
Mines owned by Messrs. Coleman u
Mussclman, in York county, and IS
very rich and valuable. 1t prospects
finely and is believed to be of immense
volume. Mr.. JACOB Reed, Master Mi
ner, a good judge of magnetic iron, is
of opinion that this mine will prove
of incalculable value to the proprietor
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-04-29

Why is til" coupling chain Of To-
connective like love, Because il i {
sender attachment.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-04-29

BY" The -Nny/ond Union nomi-
mates John W. Garrett, President OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, as
the next Democratic candidate for
President. We nominate Col, I. a.
Scott, recently elected President OF
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, as
the next President Of the United
States. "How high ish dat p
.M,phcreZstoun Register.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-04-29
President Geo. NJ. Bokco of the "

President Geo. NJ Bokc", of the "
NJ. II. r., Mayor Il. I. Banks, of Bal
timorc, Hon. Joshua Riggs. VIM
Ncvser, John Wcltv. of Smithshurg
lsaas Mottcr, of Williamspo,t and
several other gentlemen connected
with the Yves fern Maryland Railroad
arrived in our town last Tuesday and
"Wednesday, on q tour Of inspection OF
the line a. it is progressing. They
passed up to SahilIasvlllc and Monte
rev Springs last "Wednesday evening
to examine the work and to take such
active steps as will insure It's speedy
construction. They will pass over the
mountain to SnithShur1 and Hagars-
town and give such directions to tho
enterprise and its onward course a.
their observations may point out
There will be nothing left uudono t.
insure a vigorous prosecution OF TINS
great work, III fair or unpropltou~
weather.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-04-29
The Next Presidency.

The political press of the country
begins to ventilate its opinions con-
corning the next Presidency, and the
candidate whom each editor tavors.
On the Republican side large mum
Der have alreadv run up the name OF
Gen. Grant, and favor his re-nomina-
ton and recollection. Others favor
Gen. John A. Logan, some Vice l,rcsl-
dent Schuyler ColtaX, some Gen. John
w. Gcarv, of Pennsylvania, while
others are looking to Gen. Benjamin
f. Butler, of Massachusetts, to lead
them to victory. The Bloomington( IL
Iinois) Iuutowoph favors the One Term
principle as a cardinal feature OF the
Republican and old Wing creed, and
would like to sec Gen. Logan nomlna-
ted.
On the Democratic side, tn: names
of John W. Garrett, Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, Hon. Allen e.,
Thurman, Senator from Ohio, has his
favorites, while Senator Hendricks, OF
Indiana, Gen. Hancock, of Pennsylva-
MIA and Governor English, of Con
nccticut, are mentioned quite prolnl-
ncntly.
The Frederick Rtpu5(icm favors
Gen. Grant.
The Frederick Union speaks cnlo-
gisticallv Of john W. Garrett, the
great Railroad operator.
But thc<" slccnlations arc all pre-
nature-.ho New York T1bWrth
it too early to pin your faith to any
particular man.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-04-29
TO D

CONSTANT D. I cannot come;
Hard contentment waits at home
Ma compcls, and obey;
Duty bids me here to stay;
Otherwise I'd view the grove,
The retreat ofmy fond love.
Sure persuasion holds her court
In the scenes whore You resort:
Purling streams and blooming flowers,
BENDING trees and shady bowers,
Emblems are of DIS love;
Nature shines throughout the grove.
As you live thus pcruse,
The sweet idea doth intilSe
In my breast generous flame;
Love it is, for that's its name.
Could but to you impart,
The fond dictates of my heart.
You would then rejoice to find,
Polly is by nature kind.
Write to me again, my love,
From the rccesscs of thy grove;
Paint once more soft treasures there.
Polly then my bliss will share.
POLLY ****x
BALTIMORE, April 0, 1905.
MARRIED-On Saturday last, at Frcdcr-
ick-Town, Mr.. HENRY SCHROEDER,
of Baltimore to Miss POLLY SCHLEY,
of that place; young lady possessed of
every qualification to render the married
state happy.
Jan. I, 1S19-Robert Goodloc Harper,
Esq, of Baltimore, was on Tuesday last
elected to the Senate of this State, men,
Der that body, in the place of VIM. III.
Windcr, resigned.
MARRrED.--On Tuesday last by the Rev.
DR.. Kemp, of Baltimore, Mr. John Thomas,
merchant of this town, to Miss Eliza So
phia Spurrier, of Anne Arundel county
July %, 1918.
s5s"Chas Mann made statement of the
Poor Fund, and called upon the citizens Of
Frederick to contribute literally .-Jan. 3,
1918.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-04-29
TO MISS POLLY ******

blooming Polly, charming maid,
Here beneath fragrant Shade,
Shielded from each rudcr wind,
Constant d lies reclin'd:
l.o, for thee the balmy brecze
Gently stirs the rustling trees;
Streams that murmur thro' the grove
Whispers low. the voice of love;
Swcctly purlng in their sport.
Here persuasion holds her court;
1t by chance you find the grove,
AS thro' the rustling shades YOU rove,
Sure my bliss your breast will fire;
First you'll see, and then admire:
Pray delay not here to come;
Contemplate my charming doom;
Happy is my bcst retreat:
Polly will my bliss complete.
&C" To this fattcring appreciation Of
her charms, Blooming Polly" replied as
follows:
10 tic Printer Of tile Maryland Chronicle
and Cn'WrsM 1drertiscr.
SIR:-Perusing your "Chronicle" of
Feb. |, my curiosity was excited to answer.
in the following lines, q piece of poetry l
there deserted
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-04-29
TO TIE PRINTER,

Bartsls, to thee This rural lay bring,
IN notes as soft as those the Shepherds
sing;
Insert the following piece, oblige friend,
Who will thy bounty very much CON-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-23
Rinin IN ~hcrRnnfen.

-Ae%z 9as OrtiIodise 9dus nit 2aoen uno siuei.
E::l fSdteeM Sinter9ebdloe gr. 80. Glib : Caroline.
Ill. VraBr. gu %erira8tn in Rr. 81. Rpro.@apAr.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-23
Sta0t Baltimore.

Der . amper .Saraaoa,' @apt.
Cooper Lei gsitern bon Snoannab, $50, oas
tr am Sonnsriaae p~etlaiien bate, bier elm
uno bra6!e Spei Yaia9iers Or. 8. Sunt unb
J. 10. &otbrod). iopi. ~foIaenOe 9aouna l43
SaIsn Saumuols, so Gdftr &sis. Is ltsre
EdIer, IA &lhen 6anoslsuaarsn, 2 RiRsn
3abad uno 2 SaIen pdute.
gu Gbren Der protiamiruna oes osuii1en
Raiierreibes tuarttt porasiiern aut benz
norooeuiiGsn @oniulate an Saos 8aDdra6e,
auf benz Ssiddfislptnls Der 90. u. S1umas
der IL Comp. an SlosGbarlesHr uno auf
benz 8sbduoe Der .Sermania" oil 2ombaros,
nabs SbarparaBe, ole osaiiden Glagg.n auts
ae3ogen.
Sabe Gooesfdlle - fsrau VI. G.
Gnpoun. IS Sabre alt uno Ode Der eaHsrus
aosnus uno DURHAM StraSe mobnbaIt, eira
porg,lsrn Nb.no Is ubr idbliugs init Robe
ab. Do Or. Spiesr ermitIilts. bob bic fraa
lett LANCER 3eit an einsm Ssraabst sslitten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-23
Seine nenen Treli0il4en mebr.
gB q 8 g 9 lauo oon 3 dtnd
ermarte [.

Subei IN Berlin i5tr biz isoiirr.TrcFidiuaticu.
Gon0on, u. SQH.-Nus Berlin erOalttn
mir pom Is. Sonuar Abenos t~olgenoe Writ
t6eiIun0: s9suts, genau III Sabre rad Der
feierlibsn RrbnunQ 0es eriien &Buigs oou
BreuBen, ntmmt Sonia IBilb,lm Den Etttl
uno bic Srone zines Satlers BON Seutl9-
lamb on.
6ier III Berlin bsrriatt jur Jsisr oes Grs
ei9nilts GROCER Subsl. Der gag mar Elm alls
aemeiner 6et.rta8, talt ole UtlAdfte maren
gelblpnen, AUD an Der 80tle uurOe nldt ges
9anoelt. Sn ben S1ulsn lamb t.iu llntsrs
ridt itatt, uno feitlib GspuBt IieGt Sung uno
ut ourb Die StraB,n nit 6dbn6sn IN Der
pano un0 nit iGtlerIiden Gmblemen ges
lbmldt. Die tOntgtiden uno prinSlibsn
Balais. ole 6ientliboH 9ebduoe. ipie Ole meis
fen YriUatbGuler pran4en i'm buntl{te ten 6iagz
genl1mude, nalnentllb pro9tuol ttno bic
Setorati0nen vllntrr 0en GIneen," no 0as
Sros Der nunuebr iaiIerIih t6niglibsR 9ots
lieteranttn uno eine NnSabl BON BET arlito'
tratie beionoers palroniltrter Sotels lid belIHs
Den, in bet SroBen, Die aan1e Sta0t OoH tineln
kbor 5unl anoern ourbI4sioenoen !oaupiuers
tebrsaotr, Der 6ri.orlt5traBs, lowte IN Der
aDilbelmsitraBe. ipsl1e auBsr sini9en Wini'
fterlen bic meilttn Balais Der bobrn aritos
tratie entbdlt. SolOateft uno Sirger fratsrs
ntitren OUT ben StraBen uno In ben 0%ltentlis
Gen Erints un0 Str9nt9un9slotaien. Nm
uislen Sr!sn bort nan patrioiilAs &ieosr err
iAalen. barunter bdufig cine pnrobie bss be-
tannten Wiensr Berries: s5eBt sibt's aut ne
Raiieritaot, bic beiBt Berlin. So miro ss j6tts
LID ieBt, un0 mir iino orin !"
Stit Nnbrud otrBunfslbsit idlpimmt Der
lin IN einem 8itimeer. aus 9auier bis aui
ipeni9e In abssle8snsn StraBeu iinb ilumis
nirt; bon Der ioIipielisiten 8GsHammeno,to'
ration big su ben 5'utt bei&.tosnen SaiBli4,
tern Dor ben 5enitern oss armen fino,t Die
5reute iiber oas enOii6 errungene Symbol
Der oeutldsn &si&seinbeit ibrsn Ieu6tsn,
ben Musorud. 3tansparente init srniftn,
mitunter bon mtlanholiiGen AntlinBsn i'm
Dinblid aut Die Spfer bes Srie8ss butbjoaen,
ruis au6 lsi6Ilsbig bumoriitifde Sni1rittsn
limb in Waiis porbnnoeT, ShIen oes Raiierss
paares, Der bssrfRbrenttn Yriuisn uno Der
anosreu 6elosn bes Rrie8es Sitrsn. nit 9ors
beer unb Slurten b~sirdnit, pisle 6enItsr, uuo
natirlih sei9nen iia aud bel Der Sluntinas
tion lpieosr Die bertits obtn genannten Stras
zen, nebit benz 8,itdfis palaite ots 6oilies
f~sranisn Ssrfon out oem g9eroer'tGsn Wartie
aus.
gintn beIonotrs bertli&en @ii.tt ma6t oas
Ruieum, bitten idone Botbale 10 erlsubttt
1T, oab bon Der tnntru Ssiie Der S6ul,n
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-23

giuSlan aus 9u mont Balcrisu.
Gonoon, 20. San, IS llbr Va1nn. -
@eitern mabten Die 6rau3oIs en- einen Ausfall
aus Wont Balerisn. gs puroe bis 5um @ins
tritts Der Sunfelbeit gstdmpft. Der Ysrlui
osr Scutihen mar unbtosuteno.
8purbati.
plIO bonn Gen. Her0er perfolgt. Gr bate
NIT oieiem ON Wtittwo6 einias flr ben SeB'
terea iis8rsi&s Gnaaa.msnts.
Guartearoe III bon Yeauauts nab ct. auens
tin 3urtdgttrieben uor0en. Die Seuiihen
nlaGten 500 5ranIoien, tpelbe nitt perpun'
bet iparen. 1u @efangsnen uno erbsutttsn cine
&anDne.
@rRern (Donnerfas) sriif 8bben ben Sen.
6aioberbe an uno ordinate i'm aus allen ieiren
@}olttionen mad st. Quentin binein. Der
Sampf bausrte I Stunoen.
Gine 9speId,e bee taiftrs NBibtim.
Ser 8aiisr sBtlpelm tele8rapblrt. tpie fol8t,
an bic &aii.rin Aa9uita {;
sBeriaiIts, Sonnerfaa. 10. San. = 9eutt
muroe uni,r benz SbuBs elmer bsftigen Ra.
nonaoe BON Su Wont Balsrten Elm Nusiaa
seniatt. Sstielbs mar total reiultatlos.
Die Horoarmse ipuroe beute Dor 81. Guers
tin g.ihlassn. Gs puroen spsi Ranonsn ,rs
beutst uno 1000 un%perpunotte 6ran5oien 3u
Ssfanssnsn ssma@t, @.s. Wilbsim.'
.- 3oms.
2onbon. 20. Jan, 40 ubr abcnbs.-
Die Ssutiden baden, obnt aut Wiotriaao au
iioSen, Sours bsiegt.
Die 6Ientliben BIdttsr In 2iue tsleu In
Mbreos. bah bic Borrdtbe aus arras fOrise'
I&aIit iuoroen fino.
priu; 0sprs poii Eadfsn
tslsarapbirt nod DRESDEN, oaB Die SabItn
am 10. bel elmer R%tcosnoseiruns einsn Srupp
Soloaten aus Yaris hbtrraihten. Sic mad
ten ) SlHiisrt unb $50 @tmtins ~ Sefanas'
men.
s5s. Gas Reimbursement
bon paris banert init 9utsm erfolse Tort.
Ger REF Der Hnlstbe
HotsbcutIdldnb's iptrb ud1fe gppHt ~
2oRoon uno 6srIin ~oftsrirt psroep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-23
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philadelphia @ilmingtOn q
Dallimortr GiIrnbnbn.
Observation-Disclosures

StunpcHSRScd1lcI.
AM irb nod Wpntdg, btn q. 1Uri 1870, stNtn
ott pGNGsitriaat idaIit SonniGRs ouBStnommtnI. Die
tolat:
xsts.voasus nod Bbtiahslpbid uno SwiIatu.s Sta.
tiottn um LIS VtprgSns. Dieter Sug ~oerbtrbC no an
bet Ntiu.4af HE s5unetion NIT BEN Iralu antr Etdttotan
Der GtldDGrt.G tltububr uub 1T gtrtpUiut NIT ausu
etattonth otr BdltimOtt.G sntral.g Is lcuhabu.
Grprthlug mad philadelphia uuo glCtU. PORT nm O..
80 gloraens. Rb In Btrr9ptlt init otm 3uet ndn
Sort Dtpoft utrbinOtnb.
philadelphia .9trtp. PORTER 9EbtCbJug gldhut. 9 ubs
40 Uiinnttn; utrbinbu tb In 2etlHf irgtou nit ben ia.
atn tat et1tlontn an ot GelaiDatt.G titGbabH. lpliAtH
aDiImirg,ou unb Sarr'npipH.
Recommendations. 3ug nan Bort Ttppht unb ben bds
iiptihcn ~gergentn StdiiONrn 3 nbr 9tddmttaas.
philadelphia. NbeubIup 7 ugr - Uttn.; uerblnbti
I'D III gBilnitrgton NIT Dem gtptttlupC fHr Saupt.e Ia.
tiontn On Der EsldtUars. " iisubd9h idQlit, uno bel
Ntrrpptnt NIT allen Statioutu an her q sntrul' S3abu.
grprtaJua nod 9tttD. YOri nm 10 ubr 10 w. NbH9.
Nm &oHntagt.
8ab philadelphia I uhr p Wtuuter HbtUbs.
Wah 9lrtus Y0rt nm ~ ubt 30 Uitn. Nbtnbs.
philadelphia Baltimore Gentrdls9jdbn. -
Stt ,AiAt Gr1tn idGltb UtotRtns nm 7nbr 25 Y(ttmtrf;,
uno 40 Rdtnlttugs ab go Sprntags ausgeuommrn-
uno HbenoB um 9 uhr 30 Win. alb. Spnrtaas ausat.
noinutrn. uno Salniiags lar StTbtnouns um 2 ubr IS
Uiiu. Va1m.
Gar5iabrts. Siuttt rro sntp,oer int Brtfb,nthr. {.
Depot, ODER gr. 147, HGfiniprtitr. IN bnbtn. gbsnIo
ilrn man bort Int Boraus sist I'm btuttttu RHdNh.
uuo 6tlaIudgen fdern.
gsripnsn. pt!ht Biltit In Der DfHe, In Balltmortfr
Etbntf, baden ben BOrtbtii. bag tbrt Hdgdgt aus Otr
Bobnnna abGsaO!t uno pou Der .uniou Sransttr Gs.s
rnariirt lptrb.
u0l-l Bm. Srdwfurb, Hatti.