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,,I ,s ,ssoc;n,es The committee it will be recoect
ed were charged with the duty OF communicating " '.e
fanatics the repugnancc of the great BODY OF czens
the publication of the Phanthropist IN Cnclnnat-te
tend,ncv of the pubIcaon in the opinion OF The meet
no TO iniure the reputation and business OF tie C'y
and to disturb lis friendly relations, personal anu o'
wise with the neiglborng States The commltlee us
charged heir duty in spirit Of c2nclI'at'on ,h
choice of their fellow citizens; but alter having eH"us
cd all the Of discussion, remonsrance ana au'o
non thrl Efforts resulted only ia drawing from oihey
and his abolition associates refusal 10 comply WIN 'I
request TO discontinue the Phanhrop!st tho grounn
that 10 comply would be tame surrender OF Inc Tree
dom Of the pfess-,hc right to discuss
Such aTe The beauties Ct iho!tonism here at The Nort
=, such The urrtcncys sci up justify irritating ana
n .rccsi warfare against the domestic institutions
,I,,- uropcttv and the lives Of Tie people vi the
S.,tlicrn States Meanwhile their aduncs ana ems
:s.es at the South, busy stirring up l'e s'a'rs u
instruction and massacre IEry 70 ioF tise rs'. IT,,
discuss with vengeance. wherever they nl'e 'nc
t,Iiy or the boldncss to sho" themselves III theH
true character and designs. Witness lc assct'p'aSe
o: the blacks at Donalsonvl!r, Louisiana rrc'nt'y
held under the auspices and personal SUPERVISION ~ %
ololiliou rmssary 10 commemorate me maSSdc!c % ns
7rh;cs nj s. Uomng0! Such we learn To nave been ',ie
fact troi the proceedings NOW before lis oil Pnu'c
rIce,nr Of the c2ens 10 take measures 10 prevent d
recurrence of similar attempts and Inc disturbances "
the public peace and the consequences TO lie pacNs
themselves which the inevitable result OF ts'-
TIrsc were the summary dispersion OF the cDoiitioh &C.
ycIIcrs bv the ncensed ctzsns the no less summary
punishment, Of the ring leaders, and The mPosnn "a
additional and rigorous restrictions upon the movements
oil the blacks. ;.
Such are the ftcqncn and legitimate fruits OF aHol'
ton dscussion+ and yet the fanatics persist III c d"
seriion ard exercise OF the right to aStale ana osc
the subject When will ,cy learn to respect the feel
ings the peace and safety Of tie community ana cease
10 draw upon themselves. and those whose welfare they
profess to have at heart PapaJe evils, t"n':od greater
than the comparatively Imaginary cT'i ley seek 10 re-
dress:
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(From the .7ibany .7rgus,)

In the great confidence OF Alr an buren,
ABuLTIoN FANArIClsM continued 10 exhibit Itself at
Cincinnati with the disregard of the known wish
es and feelings Of that community, and OF lis business
interests that has characterised the nccndares where
ever hey have succeeded in maintaining by sutferance
temporary foothold. notwithstanding the press of
Birney, the editor of the Philanthropst. abolition news
paper has been destroyed by justly excited po7u
lace vet in defiance of the remonstrances of commit
lee reprcsentng nineteen twentieths Of the citizens of
Cincinnati the publication Of this pesent paper is still
continued under circumstances calculated to increase,
rather than allay the excitement.
From the tone of the Cincinnati press, We infer that
it is with difficulty that the popular feeling against the
incendiares can be restrained from again breaking out
in acts of violence. This is apparent romthe cores
pondence published in the Cincinnati papers, which
passed between the committee appointed at the Anti
Abolition meeting noticed few days since, and Blrney
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-19

Rcsored That said volunteers SHALL in case they NJ ny
by error locate any of said claims previously held by Ie
gal titles possession be allowed to lift said location aLa
apan locate said claims upon any vacant lands Ill Id c
Republic. a., r,o,,,o,
ton of Texas at the town of Washington. on the lIt
dsv or March. 1886. RICHARD ELLIS,
President Of the CGn1ent'on. ,
In addition to the bounty, volunteers IN The army OF
Texas receive the pay and atlons as sodie1s III
.he REGULAR army of the United States.
The unnrantrd lands amounted last fall 10 one hundred
and thirty millions l3O UO00 OO Of yet unsettled
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The pREsIDENr.-Wc have certain information, de-
rived from member of the Committee Of Arrangements,
under date of Wilson County, yesterday that the fres-
dent will arrive at the Hermitage this cvening-CMon
NASHVILLE, August 5-The President of The U. 3,
we understand reached the Hermitage yesterday even
ing. He met beyond Lebanon by Tic Comh''ttse
appointed for that pu in this county, and escorted 10
IIruUJ
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Ra sn REWARD.-.ledscf -Ran a az 2or mT.
4 OU the subscriber, about the i2th Of ,S sou,s
Der last, yellow of the name of EDWIN, ne inches
times calls himself Edwin Burks about eet ~ "noml
5 5es s very good hair tos9b Dob
He has lost most of his jaw teeth, and is "hdt may lie
called lantern awed. He is good shoemaker -
has free papers with him u,horded in the
will give $50 if said is apPIfhneSGut s,e and so
State and Sl5O if apprehended out oil the ''"'
secured that get him again. y pORTER
r.A a roa-,fl '' Of ROekIrids''
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E'ssss EIsssN.

[Fr,u Mr Nrr iorh Mercantile fi.crliscr If .7H1. b.
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM LIVERPOOL.
b. the packet ship Shrtcld arrived on SUNDAY morn
inn from Liverpool. whence she sailed on Tie jim Jny
we have received Liverpool papers to that date and Lon
don papers, Shipping List, Price Current, ali 10 the cl
inclusive. Extracts follow:
Loypos July 1.-The extraordinary increase ON all
.c principa. branches OF tho revenue affords the most
unrGuvoca proof of the material we'll being OF tie ma
ton The Conservatives may amuse themselves Win
EMPLOYING ilincranls 10 pcranbuiac Tic country: WIN
Il view TO excite religious GscCrd and sr:arlan anlosl-
w. but they will find it easy task 10 disturb popula.
lion so successfully occupied in the pursuits OF peaceful
Industry AnxnIs as they may be o7 place. they vii!
hardly be 50 mad TO attempt TO play over again Inc
1rcr Of l-3l. by any unreasonable interruption OF TIE
national prosperity. We think the people may therefore
rest sald that if Ministers have been uiac 1" carry
III: the measures Of Improvement which they proposed
This is the extent "t the mischief which The ores can
iniiict for the present.
PEoRoGATI0y or PARLIAaESr.-A correspondent of
the London Standard states, that the Chancellor OF the
EXcrpuer, on being asked by several members OF lie
House whether II the intention OF ministers To pro-
pose adjournment Of the session until October, re-
piled that such intention existed but, from present
arrangements, he calculated Parliament would be pro-
rogued about the 10Th or 18th Of August.
The House Of Commons was occupied until nearly
one o'clock Tuesday morning, with the debate III
committee upon the Irish church bill. The principal
speakers Lord ahon, Mr. Tcnncnt. Lord A|orpeh,
Mr. Srrjesnt Jackson Mr.. Shicl, Lord Stanley, MIR.
UCunnr and Lord john Russell.
On Tic motion Of Lord Murpeth amendment was
added to the CLAUSE requiring the concurrence OF at least
three o! the commissioners i'll every report.
On division, there appeared,
For the clause, GW
Against ii, 2O4
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~ TEXAS
".tertVe onrsc!s OF our customary Editorial quar-.
ers to accommodate tho public with the clooue Mt and ar.
guheh'a1ve appeal OF Maj. Gen. Hunt of the Texian
array Inc appeal itself speaks in language which can
ne,'leF oe ls ah or misunderstood We have
amend its MISUNDERSTANDING Constellation.
TO THE GENEROUS AND BRAVE
The undersigned having been born and raised amongst
you, and enjoyed in common with you all, the inesma
bile blessings Of civil and religious liberty and HAVING
himself laid down for while that and happiness 60
cured by Freedom her and embarked the cause
of an oppressed and bleeding people, be confidently
appeal to his gallant countrymen in behalf of the same
glorious cause. Fhe final success Of Texas and the
permanent establishment of liberty within her borders,
are considerations; which, at this moment, concentrate
the hopes and sympathes Of the friends OF freedom in
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duet in ti:sGhrid earned our warinrst grallLuac-
ReSoiucd, That bnunlics Of Land be granted and are
hereby granted to said volunteers, follows viz:
To all who are now in service, and shall continue
faithfully in service during the wrr, $50 acres.
To all Who served faithfully shall have served faith
fuly for period mol less than months, GIG acres.
70 all who have served faithfully for period not less
than three months, 32n aclcs
TO all who shall enter the service previous 20 the first
day of July, and shall continue in service faithfully du
ring the war, provided The shall continue for peri
cd more than 4 months, HG0 acres.
To all who shall the service after the FIRST day of
July, quantity Proporonae TO their service, to be
hereafter determined on by law.
The ia" ul heir heirs Of all such volunteers
have fallen may hereafter fall in the present contest
with the Mexican government, or who may have died
may hereafter die from any accident Willie in The
vice of the country during the war shall be entitled 10
the quantity of land which would have been due The de-
ceased under the colonization law, established by the
laws of the land, had he survived; that is 10 say,
league and lot Cor 1900 acrcs for Of family and
one-tlrd Of league (I70 acres FOR sing gle nana!sn,
that the said heir heirs shall receive in addition 10 the
land granted as aforesaid bounty Of GAO acres de-
creed by the Council at San Felipe, the llth of De-
cember, 1888.
That every applicant for land, under these claims,
shall present certificate from the proper officer, under
whose command he servcd-ot the time OF his service and
discharge and such further evidence may be sufficient,
and the said evidence shall be presented to land
missioner such proper agent may be established by
law TO establish the correctness OF the caln-Furhcr,
that these claims may be located any unappropriaed
or vacant lands in Texas provided that single grant
shall be located in more than body, noany grant of
1880 acres in any form than two equal squares any
grant of $50 acres in any other form Than square Of
6lO acres and another square of 2 acres nor any grant
of GAO acres in any other form than square, any
grant of 800 acres in any other form than square, the
expenses of surveying Office fees, &c, to be borne by
the claimant
Resotoed That bounty of land as herein specified,
shall be construed affect the rights and privileges
TO lands under the colonization laws established by the
laws of the land of any said volunteer, more than if it
never had been granted
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
Beoinsuneen oie(er Settung.

1.Dr preis oisfer 3situnsift: Cir
1bateruno fanfunos,pan3is Gent 8
ihreen Jabr8a"s in . orauebeBabl
"nS; Gin 1baler uuo fanf5is @entt
tpenu innerba,b brep monaten, Dom Gm'
Tfanse Der 3eituns an,-5mey Tbale,
spsii innerbalb BEN Sabre. 2 1ba
asr n1e faafsis 6 euts rpenu ua6 Der
sauf benetben beSobit pi,o.
9. Sur sinethrSere 3eit els ie66 Mo'
nate miro cine Subferiptiou oneenom
men, uno Die 3eituna Fam. ti'dt aufse
Beben weroeu bio aue Ru1dtdnee be-
SabIt fno.
8. Besanntw,abun9en eofen: 6h'
eine Dobe so @ents eaS Disred far
tinsn Wonat;S1 uue far elm Jabr 8 Iba:
{r oaS Diere6.
~ 8riefe &c. an ben 6sraussebe'
fnafen poRfrep eiusefauotwsrbs
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
ataenteR fdt Den

attrlo nosfreune.
@Solssnoe 0srrsu Fno autberiGrt
ais Aseuttf1 far oiele 3eituu9 au asiersn.
-, @rpu, ebiuieotbe, $.
Bsieertb 9patb, @lq. Vottmei ter, pe-
tersburs. @oumbiana &c.
s. W. Cooper, e(a. y. @. gbrofer
Wapne 60.
Dos. s>srltmou, .. M. unientomu.
!. Start So.
&brw. Q. 8. 3ues, 9oaroman, 1rum-
buI 50.
Dass me5au, efq, mansFt!c, sei9IanO
60.
bic prrs Doetoren @. II. G. Oefterliu,
!. NldIano, RibIanb 60.
slleranoer Me Saup, q. W. .MaGiaon,O.
ebE'u' @eOsse .. wepSanbt 81 y
= pamap 1asue 60.
%. ppiIipps. .. m: partt, etars g..
9. R. 9enoee. @Ier. 3aneseirle, Obio.
Doc. .: MsBe, 2aneaftsr, Ohio.
Jaesb DincuS, SOif1srfet, perty Co., 8.
.. QDprIeu. @fq. y. M. Gieavelano ..
pr. @iIbelm Seifer in DIumf!o g.,
Ri6Iaho, 60:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
Ole 81 Ce.
IIMns Dem No!sr osS Msfene.)
8lIeer eer 9ersans{tbeit

8ileer per 9srsdns9nDett
I'm fernsn QBeiten.
Renntt eu pas eano, ipo freie Mlanner
tpcbnen,.
Mo gar Fein, ,Qloel-niir Der Dhraer oilt:
Wo fsine 6hrftsn auf seranbten 1brcnsr,
Der groe Iauo II. eitler ptunt umb nut
!aennlt ou oieB edn6?-Dabia. oabin !!
saBt Srsnncs! unS 3u freien Manneru
siebn.
Rtaaft ou Sat eanb, no malainstou
eeboren,
tlue 1bomae . ain Die Wstaiessnredbte
.asts- & ;, fdbrieb;
PAS eafapette gum 8ate,Iane ertsreu.
Ano ibm setren i'm )1oljen Stantreib
blieb z = =
Rennit ou btes eauo?-Dahin eabin.
s.a 1seer Dsut(d)e frcb use freaois
- MIL. 5isbn. ~.
Seunlt bu bas eaas, bas, Daeuf1en
su tesIideu, .y -.
90 sroB unb reit nno tet6n bic Gett,
belt lbuf i? ri. 5.ss@@..::~-@ .. :.
Nnf oa6 sait htter,fs !paB bic Sirtten
blifem, e. =. -.
Meil aus iBm fhell Der er}ts Ertibciss.
Muf. ~<...
Rennit ou bieB 2anb?--Dabin, babin |!
SaBt ote oeordn8ten NenfbenalIe aie In.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
Sdterl1nD6freunb.
e. a II t o n, % bio,
SreptaQ Den 4. 0(Do. 1886.
: ur s>5 q Dl !!

Oemceroten !! !! Sur mobl!!!
@0euts 1T Der Gag an noel,
bsm tbr Su entIbeio en- bobt OF
M art in . an BurenErep-
belt uno WIelebbtit,- ooer s. a r.
: i y n NnarbIe, 9eloari,tpcros
tie unO Sprannep un(er Qono re-
9lereu fpIlen.
POas folsenOe 1T Elm Mutter
oes oemOcl otIt6en 9Sobl,etteGs.
9eoe onoere etrpa I'm umlouf BE-
fnollcbe Art ut undbt uhO faICh,
uno beobldtt9t ju tdu(ben.-
Webmt eu6 trobl in 4cbt.
8 1t o1
Demoeratiiber wabIassteI!
. an 81 n u. .Sebn 8 n.
Senatorial @rwabIer
Jobn M. GooosnOw Otbniel Sopfer
@OnSrefional @rwdbIer
J0eoo OelItL Qu9b ~ 9ones
SaneS 9. Cameron, &pbert Xsusbsa,
Dasio 9. Dapis, James MattbspS,
Sames Site, jOfua Genes
Sobn s. jqissinS, stspbonO e eraeani
Soispb Morris, 1bomas s. M'Qain
Games @barp, 0toab Greoerid.
Jobn M' Glpain, Saeub Sbria,
Akilliam 3repist, Games Nsans
Dapto 8obbt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
Gemccroteu BON @torF !

Gemccroten BON @tort!
,Sttet eueb oor Ssftue ! 6abt
Elm i6orfee 2lu9 ouf cure 9babk
settel !! eeosnttt cure Sstnos loI
fen ni6ts unuerfubt. Sie tdu.
fben eu6 70 lon9e (,e nur f6nuen.
3srssnst nldt .bre fhlmpfllhen
''20 Gtitntnen 9an6tias %
3 utSerfep a u{stbt
Wir baben Den Seine beeeenet
t,no er III unfsr. Qor einigen
Wehen fabe man. tribe Wolfen
fur . on 8ure n u. = 0 b n.
0 n bdnsen. >Nie G cile ourd,
llrablte bic Siniterni6. unb. ein
bs1es sitf ihsint BORT jeet ID
leuebten. se5m Gouneil iIno Z 8,
.. uno z Nbiest in Der N0en,
blp SO g. .. ane l8 2Etigs.-
Snfaer bsftr- Democratic siesretb Il
=. q e,or.9ie n. !.
Goeben ols unlsrt 3eitune s,!r
preR 9iet,s faben mir inc liner s.
tll1iern WedtetseitunsenoaB ole
9on 0nrel eou9re6 M,tslleeer
er'pablt fine, tlno DaB ebenfaas
stae 0elnotratifbe Mebrbeit In
bepeen 3melgen Der ge}eesebune
itf.-Ole @titnt,len pcn riefem
@taate ilno alfo fiber fur Dan
8uren ,.no Sebnien,'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
8repta0 Den 4ten NoDenlber 1886

Sar Me6fel, 3ablbar in ber-aubern
Mett {?
&ennH ou oieB 2ano?-Dabiu, oabin
Sabt Jtallrner uHe bic Spanier aiebn.
&ennlt ou oaS eano, roo Dei,tIbe fld
temnben.
Gin Daterlane au erhnpeu, wuneer,
fb6u;
2Sc eeutlbe Spracb' uno eitteu ueu
erelnbeii,
une bsutf0s Irsu uuo Rsolibteit be.
ftebn?
Gsnn # ou eieB 2aue?-Dabin, tabin!
sou isoer eeutl6e Bisoermana iebt
S.ebn;
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04

. = . q
Ge1et0 0ie|esH
Cen 0arrt1pt
suI0unfen Don
@eibt> ! Se(aperep!
@eit Ser 8stonntmo6uns be-
Summe oes 9Dtui m s..
8 orrl NJ ;u 9un(ten bon
Dem Qterfauf tpei6er Men(Den
ais Sclaoep baben Die S6peroN'
tten unter oeNen 9Birfune ee-
lbmobtet. Sd lie oie 0ettloOgs
tett elmer lotben 6anotuns nidbt
blll'gen olrfen, 70 leusnen Ge Die
Sobe ouf tinmaL ODER bleiben
gang it!lle oopDn. Dnmlt Die
VIoubwuroi9feit oes Qusju9s
aus bein $c9sbube, oes @enots
DON NDte ohOer Smeifel 9eleet
tperoen mb9e, uno Die Sbotla6e
be9rauoet ooB QBt uto II, s..
8 orrl Con oafur ltimmte na6
trepe 'pei6e perlonen pe9en ibrer
Nrmutb ais Sclo1sn psrtouft
trereen lcaten 70 laneten tpir u.
erbtelten oub Die fpleenoe bettd-
tlste 2!bibrift Don DEM So9ebub,
uno ooS Original fam trqeno jet
tt'oi1o bep uns feben Der nun n(ht.
Us 1T feline l(debe pcrbanoen Urn
an Der g ode 3u Stpeifeln. @o 1T
wobr, -Sarulon's 0anoluny IN
otefem Sole trar febr tnronntlh ~
uno un9efabr 70 unpcrtrd9lib NIT
ben Nsbten pes Menften tpie bas
Nufrhbr- uus &nebek9e(sb oes
alten Apoms, tpelbes et ebenfoLls
bllllgte uno unterfuett. IS ;slst
ooB er nod 1T mas er,it1,er mar,
uno oa6 ERIN 1891 oer(elbe iber,
matb.9e S6oeralitt tpar rpie in
1889, uno oa6 er jeet 9ebrauht
miro um Die nieorlsen pldns Der
Sonf- 2Dbl9s po4fibren su bslfen.
Nussus aus psm Qesebn1 oes SENATE
= !: bon Obto.
Dien(ta q, Sanuar so. 1921.
"Oer Gsnat perGammelte Gb
;ufotse Der Qertasune. j.: p.
"Ser Senot 9ien9 olsootln, 10
folee Der Srbnur9 oes Soss in
cine COMMITTEE oss 0an3en, uter
Die 8M pptll 6anfe, 6etittelt Gin,
Nfte flr Die BeRrafuns seiplfrsrf
oorin benonnter 9erbreben'- Ter
Sprether (Nusn Srimble,) nobm
Den Sie toieoer. ~,
"Qr. Naitbian ftt(us olsoonr
ocr Sen 19ten Nbftnitt be(asttr
Vlll tpie fcIst oussu,lreieben:
"Sey es fsraer perfist,. oag
.tpenn lrgeno cine perfon ouf Gre
cutlcn ecer anoere Beife, rpeeeu
0fl6tbetabluns elmer Gtro(e oDer
Soften, ODER tpesen bepoen, ine
VefAneniB seitectt miro, 70 fc0
es fly Den Sberif oss Gauntps
(ssitelIb fspn, 80 6ep per lon
On lrgeno jemano,im Gtaat,. Der
Den fbalpisen Bflduf beJablt, ais
e elo p>e fur Den firselten 3eit-
raun gu y e,tf oufe no. mel
9em 9esfauf wenisflens sebn
Sage Nabrlent eeaeben :raeroeu
loQ ~ ,ln0 menn oer 9erFouf (fatt,
-gefunoem fo fou Der Seberiff pem
Eaufer Gin gertiheot oapon Al
9ebett, uno ihm, ben 9efaneenen
lberItffera !; Son irelcber 3eit an
foH sic 9trwannt(haft ,tnifhen
Dem Sdufsr .lno nem8efanssnen
Die eints Mt Mttffefs unb.
g elaDtns fem bis bic Dienfts
seit III gnGs iff;1 ,inb fir Edit.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04

."Bas, fast ST. Gucos, miro
Die 9Birfun9 olsfes 2lbi6nitts
fem? QBir ,pUuen Den Sail annek
men tBorauseefset :.einet' bse
'notrlpten Der NsooIution (elAe
our6 einen Seino feinss 9atery
lanees; Ooer elnes Serp, beIeioiet
weroell eer 9e9en ibn i'm Sample
fdr Srepbelt fobt,, uno ct fellte
onsereist lperosn- sinen 2ln9rif in
9ertbe pisung: Der .:Gbre lelner
Ns9lcrun9 3u moben- -ourb .urr
Eere 9eCese Fam er bclanets uno.
9ti(roft weroen. Ct. II ar N, II.
unpermbecno Die S:tra 4 u
B { J G bl E Il. ,:QBas. .tpiHoe un<
tcr Den Sorfebrungen DieeS Oh
lbnltts folsen? gr niro b.ft,
entl / b J II m, 9 r@f ouf
) et an ut sc ma t. Gr miro
oon Dem Qenou'Sbreper ldngs
cen Stro6eu bineefb!eppt-oer
Monn Der rem 2ln9riH perur(a6te
b bietet BEN. .D;e louf Der
g trofe uno & . item &c
, ic tar3ette 0isnftSeiE
|ase 90 Dabre-n. otr altt
potriot miro su feintm 9erfo|t
ger obse(blo9en ! uno triuu1pbt
reno H. pie 0efansenfbaft setries
ben. = Glniser unsludlibe Blr-
ger, Der in einem unperG6tieen
2lu9enbllf 70 ongereibt: miro,
f6nnte 70 elmer @trofe unterwcr-
FEM, rno noh oiefm .2tb( (bnitt,
IQerfauft uno Durb elnel1 frspsn
Ne9er. ii ,.GclapereD setriebsu
|tperoen ! !rerln folder Neser be-
lie6en fOute oer, Rdufer 3u rpsr7
oen. SleS ,niroe 9e9en jeoen
0runofab per MenGbli6feit (trejs
ten uuo' eine ,Sbon0t fir oNs
|Nlter ftpn morin mir leben. ia.
9ie Sro9e. rruroe banns ibkt
6rn. Sttbians 8orfDlag eenpul-
men uno NIT 90 sseen II @tlr1.
men bejabeno et1tfDteoen. Sels.
lteb that bie(e ,0erbqBte 9orfebr-
ung, fur msL6e wiIliam 6simjb
joorrifon ltImmte uno eertbeioigs
to- jeet nibt;oas Staotsbucb pon
'Oblo perunebren !!
0enta' .earsifon une Die Sriebensleutt.,
:Sa pie nod porbanoentu Sr,t-
etneleute oHs Dem lsstsn &rIegt;
oen Gen. 6arrlen uns )ebt 70
fehr ais $Oelo onlebeni uloibn,
100 SC ouf feiner glectienitr .Geife
blnfommt, itnner suerff uno bep.
naee oaein bsp Der 6eno nkbmen
unD beD oen, pubNfum einllie
einflbren pcuen, 70 mag .suibt
uni bidli6 fpni ei11iee : Qeueer-
ua9'n Son cen $oufenesn Ger Nr,
Die le,oomals ,nabtsnt sier ar,,u.
fibren. Sclseuoe l1no aufssieihi
NET in 0>ilss' .Nesiflsr ocn soften
Octeter, 1913, 0auo 5, Seite
l49. II
D,eiaunRa Der Ttisssns, parsbes sbss,
Cen. Qatrfoa-in 1918.
Oie Solem 0asstte ponl esjf.
October, 1913, oridte .,1iA ibsr
Ben Slss oon 5otrilpn auf foh
senee 2|rt aus Hgnrlidb .rarss
Die 9anopcu trittlGbe Srnppsp,.
,pelhe ettr2lbfIbtenoer sablreidp
en- amirifan'fhen, Nrmesn Id nem
@nfau pen CANADA laneer ale |
sJabr pereiteltet senbtplaet lih
hhertessuet snsabl du iberss
b,n.''. 49,,
Ser 9effon saatihe Appers
teifer pom 23ifens October, 1919,
fpribt llb iber ben admlihea
fSseosnffdrA IN cefn,,.sx... 1xe n.e..