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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-03
January 90.

January 30.
Mr.. Walborn, presented petition for
fences along the Union Canal.
Mr.. Kinney, two for changing the name
of the Towanda Bank, to that of the Brad
ford county Bank, and removing the insti-
tuition to Athens.
Mr.. Starke, two Incorporating the Penn
sylvania Coal Company, and one for aid to
the Tunkhannock Bridge.
Mr.. Leet, one for aid 10 the PennsyIva-
MIA Colonization Society.
January 80.
The bill supplementary to the act incor-
porating the Sunbury, and Erie, and Pitts
burg, and Susquehanna rail road companies
was taken up on second reading and passed.
The bill TO authorize the construction Of
a canal through Windmill island opposite
Philadelphia, was read q second and third
lime, and passed.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-03

a little work has just been published At
Glasgow,entitled the Science of Etiquette
which furnishes a summary of tho law
of good breeding condensed into a small
compass, and calculated to produce the
general comfort and welfare of society.
The following are few of the maxims:
"True politeness consists in appearing
easy and natural, not forced and effected.
eli on the entrance of visiter YOU con-
tinue subject begun before, you should
always explain it to the new conner.
Never commend lady's musical skill
to another lady who herself plays.
"Do not allow your love for one woman
TO prevent your paying attention to Others.
The object Ofyour love is the only one
that ought to perceive it.
"Ayoid all proverbs and cant phrases in
conversation.
I'll You meet lady in the street il is her
part to notice you first, unless, indeed. Won
are very intimate. The reason is. if Won
DOW to lady first she may not choose to
acknowledge you, there is no remedy; but
+" she DOW to you--you as gentleman
cannot cut her.
"Nevcr nod to lady in the street, nei-
'her be satisfied by touching your hat, but
take 1t oil, it is courtesy her sex de.
mands.
DO not insist on pulling of your glove
on very hot day when you shake hands
with lady. Ifit be off, all very well;
but 1t is better to run the risk of being con-
sldered ungallant, than to present clam.
my ungloved hand.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
"Wednesday. January q

Wednesday,, January "a.
MIR. "Fayler reported an act authorizing
the sale Of the surplus water at the Lewis
burg dam on the West Branch.
Mr.. Watts motion to recommit the i'm
provement bill, with instructions to report
only an appropriation of $4O0,00O each, to
the Erie and North Branch extensions, came
up again and occupied the remaining part
of the session, as it did nearly the entire
session ofyesterday. Messrs. Watts, Hop
kins, Hill and M'El%ee supported the mo-
ton, and Messrs. Karns, Johnson and Ste
vens opposed it, The merits of the bill it's
elf formed the Subject of discussion, which
lasted until a late hour when the house
Adjourned.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-03
sxst.nsmmzyngE.@

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
By and ,oith the aduiee and consent ofthe
Senate.
COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS.
Thomas L. Shaw, Georgetown, S. c.
Robert Garnett, Tappahannock. Va.
Robert S. Smith, New Bedford, Mass.
George Bancroft, Boston.
SURVEYORS OF THE CUSTOMS.
Samuel Hall, Portsmouth, N. H.
Thomas II. Jervey, Charleston, S. G.
Domingo Acosta, Ferdinanda, Fa.
Benjamin Jones Shain, Pourchartrain, La
NAVAL OFFICER.
Thomas S. Wayne, Savannah, Ga.
APPRAISER
Charles Kiddell, Charleston, S. G.:
LAND OFFICERS.
REGISTERS.
Hampton L. Boon, Fayette, Mo:
X. X. Mclaughlin, Vandalia, Ill!
RECEIVERS.
Samuel Cruise, Huntville, Ala.
Armstead d. Carey, Sparta, Ala.
Uriel Sebree, Fayette, Mo.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-03
Jariuary 90.


Mr.. Miller from the committee on roads,
reported an act TO authorize the making Of
a road from Athens to Ithaca.
The following billstwere severally read
a second and third time, and passed 10 wit:
An to authorizelthe sale of real estate Of
isabella Scott, deceased.
An act to incorporate the Wayne county
Matual Insurance company,
An act to incorporate the Bradford coun-
ty Insurance company.
A supplement to the act to incorporate
the Dsuphin county insurance company.
An act TO incorporate company to make
turnpike read from Uniontown, in Fay
cite county, 70 the Virginia stale.
An act to authorize the committee OF the
estate Of Micheal Fox, lunatic, to sell and
convey certain real estate, and for other
purposes.
An act to incorporate company TO erect
bridge over the river Conemaugh, at or
Aear CenHeyille, in the county Of Indiana
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-03
January 20.
On motion Of Mr.. Kinney,

On motion Of Mr.. Kinney,
Resolved, That the committee on the
militia be instructed to enquire into the ex-
pediency of reporting bill requiring the
Militia of the I'd 2dbrigade, 9th division, Penn
sylvania militia, to be paraded in compan-
les and batallions, as follows, viz: In COM
panies on the I'd Monday in August every
year, ,and the battalion training to commence
on the Monday following, and continue in
such order as the brigade inspector shall dl-
rect, and that the said brigade inspector
shall not be required to make his annual re-
turn until the first Monday in November in
each year thereafter.
Mr, Gilmore reported bill repeating the
law abolishing Imprisonment for small debts.
Mr.. Ford one authorizing the election of
an additional constable in the borough of
Berwick.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-03

The following bills passed through com
nittee Of the whole,
An act 10 incorporate the Stafford coal
company.
An act relative to turnpike from Punk
atawney in the county of Jefferson.
An act to incorporate company to erect
a bridge over the river Schuyikill near Port
Carbon.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-03

The Legislature of Indiana has declared
the character of the bank Of that State was
forfeited by the suspension. 1t will. how
ever, be restored, after being slightly amen.
ded. We observe that some of the ragocra.
tic prints insist that the Legislature had no
right to express an opinion on the subject
that the question of forfeiture could onlv he
decided by the Judiciary. The anxiety Of
FederallSis to keep their interest beyond the
reach of the people or their representatives
is very natural.
Louisville Public .Adverfiser
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-03

Prussic field in the Blood---Tbe fol.
lowing startling fact is stated in DIR. Sig
mond's letters on Materia Medica. How
ever extraordinary it may seem, it has been
proved by actual experiment, that the prox-
innate principles of Prussic. acid actually are
present in our bodies, and may under some
circumstances, be developed.
"thls very poison, small quantity of
which, pure and contracted killed professor
Scharinger, at Vienna, when diffused upon
his naked arm, may be said to exist within
US us and circulate in our'lrames; it can only
be obtained from us with the.greatest diff
Guilty alter death, but is formed in certain dis
eases OF the fluids of the body. The blue
STAN which is impaired to linen from blood
IN state ol decomposition. owes its color
to this deadly poison"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-03

AN EyRYTFUL YEAR. THE year 1879
was probably the most eyentful of any in
history, ancient or modern. England was
conyulsed by the riots in the manufacturing
districts, Mr. Perceyal lost his life, and at
his death commenced the detestable reign
of Liverpool and Vansittart Wellington
took the towns of Ciudad Rodrigo and Ba-
daios, and won the battle of Salamanca:
Spain abolished the Peerage and the Inaui-
sition, and proclaimed her new constitu-
ton; all South America was in civil war;
and Napolean fought the battles of wilma,
Smolensk, Brodino, and Moscow, and
finally saw his mighty hosts perish in the
snow; the English likewise took Almarez
and Seville, and Witnessed disgrace and de-
feat from the Americans at sea and in the
Canadas. In this eventful year no Less
than three millions Of christians, under the
sanction Of the mother church and holy
priesthood, were armed for reciprocal car
mage, and all Europe and America were
made slaughter houses ofthe human race.
1t is supposed that more than one million of
men, women, and children wercFBntcbered.
or otherwise sacrificed in this memorable
year. What picture ofthe spirit of chris
tianity is thisl The only event ofthe year
1872, on whch'a rational persongcan re-
llect with satisfaction, is the spirit of free
dom which in Spain destroyed the Inouisi-
ton and established her glorious constiiu-
ton; and yet even this noble work. in two
years, was subyerted by the perjury of the
mostymean and execrabIe wretch in exis.
tence-Ferdimand the petlcoat maker.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-03
"RoxRuRY, Thursdnu mimi

A gentleman named Ball, being about to
purchase cometcy in regiment ofborse
was was presented to the colonel for approba,
9on' l!i' who' being a nobleman, declared he
,nG not IKE the name, and would have no
i1 pals "a his regiments "Nor powder neither.
oa..,1 oaiu Ile young gentleman, if your Lordship
could any way help it,"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-03
LLouisriHs Public advertiser.

sHINPLAsTERs--The Federal majority
in the New York House of Representatiye,
has passed bill already, to repeal the law
against small bills! Thus goes Whigpery
Wepronounced this triumph trium6h Of
the banks, and this proves it. Go ahead
Ohio Statesman.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-03

sPECIE-We learn from authority tba,
cannot be doubted, that large sum Of sne.
cle was sold yesterday at two per cent pre-
MUM, which is less than it was sold a.
eighteen months ago, before the affairs oC
trade were deranged.-New Orleans Bes
Of January 4. ''
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-03
DETROIT. Jan. Z. 1893.


Our city for the last three days has been
in great confusion in consequence of the
extensive plan ofinvadihg Canada by GER
tain refugees aud others having been dis
covered.
Nothing of the movement was known
save that meetings had been held and reso-
lutons passed, but it was thought the mat
ter would stop there. 1t has turned out diff
ferently, for on Thursday night all the state
arms in the city Arsenal was secretly away;
on The same day four hundred stand were
openly seized at Monroe, and on the sue
ceeding night our Jail was robbed of all the
arms and fixed ammunition which had been
deposited there for safe keeping.
The next morning a vessel with about
800 stands of arms and about 100 men de-
parted from our wharves for Bois Blanc--a
British Island, distant 8 miles hence, and
opposite Maiden, at the junction of the
river Detroit and Lake Erie. Attempts
were also TO have been made upon our city
powder magazine at Dearborn, which were
frustrated by guard being despatched from
the city in time.
Besides these daring operations, sup
Plies have been purchased and sent down
to Bols Blanc-subscripton papers circula-
ted ~ now containing 1000 names; com.
missions from Navy Island rendered and
accepted; enrolments of about seven hun
drad men made in the different counties on
the river, regular drills held, and, to cap the
climax, a-Southerland from New York,
is hourly expected with force from Cleve-
land to arrive at Gibraltar, 6 miles hence,
the point oil rendezvous, and to take com.
mand of all the forces.
As Bcis Blanc overlooks Maiden, and
hasupon'itthe remains of an old breast work
the patriots design making it a depot and
intend, after leaving thereon guard, to at
tack Maiden, proceed to Sandwich and
London, effect junction with Mackenzi,
at Hamilton, Upper Canada.
All the operations have been conducted
with efficiency and secrecy, and as there
are many dsafected on the proposed route
there is some feasibility in the plan. w,
think they will at least take Maiden irtbe,
try,
From the number of men engaged III,
amount Of money expended, and The con
cert OF action shown in this enterprise. w
conclude that some able head is at work.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-03

Dry TnIEs.--The Claremon. EAGLE
states that the weather thereabouts has been
SO dry that the farmers were Obliged to soaL
meT hogs III water 10 make them hold swiIl
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-03


APLEAsAN7 cUsToMER.-The following
letter Says a Boston paper was sent to our
congress 9 street friends. Wehavo suppress
Seu the name, as in duty bound; but the
reader is assured that the episdo is genu-
inc;
"RoxRURT, Thursday morning.
"Mr'-- apprehends that, through
mistake, his last black pantaloons were
seated with old CLOTH for although r,hev
had scarcely been 'tenanted half a dozsr
'imes' no less than three rents have oc.
cured. AS Mr'- wishes to enjoy his
seat, rent ntlree,' he being;tenant in tall
Mr. W. will please to rectfy the breach Of
cohVenant or rathci the 'breeches, and re.
turn the amended articles early tomorrow
morning"
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Office of the Baltimore American, Jan. 20.
IMPORTANT FROM THE MICHI-
GAN FRONTIER.

The following letter, from al source Of
the first respectability at Detroit, conveys
the particulars of important events which
have just transpired in that quarter in ref
erence to the revolt in Canada. We have
here the development of plans which have
been heretofore occasionally hinted at in
the accounts thsthave reached us from Buf.
falo.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-03
THE IMPROVEMENT BILL.

The following is a summary of the
provisions Of the Bill reported by
Mr.. JOHNSTON, from the Internal
Improvement Committee ofthe House.
on tFuasds,;.
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improvements Committee ofthe +
on Tuesday.
To avoid the inclin-
edplane att Colum-
bia, $4,000
For feeder dams, $1,000
For additional locks
in the Eastern di-
vision, and for
deepening the
channel at Dun
cans Island, 10000
For damages, $4,000
Ordinary repairs, 100000
Repair tools-lot at
Parksburg, &c. &c. 10000
Balance on the price
of oflocomotives, $50
Claims referred toe.
Commissioners. 1852
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philaocIphta -3erit6run9 ber pennIDIpo.
MIA Nau. - Dpnnerltn9 9lbenos Den l7teu
Ctetes nuroe Die bon Der @eienlhaft Der
Sreu1oe C0u6fer) erbaute pennIDlpauta
S9auy tn tpeIher GeriammIun9en III @unIfen
Der Ihwar5en Sepolferun9 un{erer Staaten
9ebalten ipuroeu, bon einem 3ulammen9elous
tenen @eF1oel [Mobl rieoeroebrauut.
Sbon oen 9tenh orrber nuo ipibreuo ce6
cages [ Ocnnerlto9l oerllhte Der Weob teine
3srltorun9strutb aus;uloeen, wurre aber
m'eoer CUR Stubs 9ebradt' Der Wappr lies
e1nt9e Der Sefser Der So>:Ie au iIh fpmmen,
lIs ~ erind)en, Donncrlta9S 9lbenos feline
Ver)ammlung 81 talten, neil CT fllrcste> ou8
9emaItthdttgfelten bon Seiteu oes Wtcbo
oerl1bt touroen. @r lteQte 9eute in Der yfdbs
per Seal!e ouf uln i'm SaQ eines s!uFaufe
1c9leld> Serld)t Sl erfatteu. Nbeno5 7 llbr
puEoen cle Gbllren Der jHaIe 9eipren9t, Die
Sud,,;r uno onbere paplere oufgebduft, bic
9aerohren ab9efbnitten nno6euer onQeleat
Ser Wtapcr, Sdcrif uuo ra5 ubrt9e Doli>
5elpsrlonate f1mcn io9Ieidb berbei, Inn benz
Wcb @lnbolt su tbuu, ,puroen aber suril6;
9etplelen 9eld'la9en uns gum She'll 9efibrIit)
oerwuneet; bic -Teuerleute wnrpcn 9ebinocrt,
QSa6er auf o15 breuncuoe 0sbduoe ,u tperz
fen uno o!trften nur Die acknowledgement Sc
bo1oe rctten' CSentlcbe 0tat. 3eit
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S5rrf1Et1rHfnct:

DIN lstsn O1ap, Sureb Sen Gbrn. -orn. -5ertrud,
-6err Spbannes @riet init 9OliB Dolly Senpt teppe
non = tart Gauntp-an, l7ten, .9err pbiltp 9beber
ron Canton, NIT Ilib 9arsera aNepers rpn pttts>
tur8, pa.
Dim listen Dieles, rureb ben Gbrno. -5rn. 9mau,
Q. 81. Itrater, Sauf'nan BON Olaslpn, NIT I1ib
G,nn,a, Ipbter ron sernarb OlartpeQ, Gfq. pp
Guilforb, st.
Nm l7tcn 9iefts, rur@ Den Gbrn. .orn. !6amm
-errr .5enrp saupenf9aser init Dlib Dlarp Sdbid
ttppe pom 9prtn9ftelb, pprta9e Gauntp.
2tm 1sten Ststts, pur6 pen Gbrw Lern. Sat
.6err Gbriitian Seibert, prn Ncu Berlin, 9tart
Gauntp, init cvlib sppta &iBinser, pon 2Bapne Gp
Am l7ten Sisfes, Dureb ben Gbrtp. 1omne, L5err
qSiuam Stisse init Olib Sadeal Il. 2Sclter, teps
DC RON QSarren-Nm namliden IaG purb Gbrtp.
I5rn. !6iI, J6err Antbonp !eaufel pcn Sarmn9trn,
nit OliB Ilar9oret Sansler RON Sritfrl, Gae ron
IrumtuQ Galntp.
Sn pennfplpanien.
Din lOttn Nlap, in Suttaun, Serfs earntp, b,rt
ben ebrsp. -ern. 8. 3casr, -Serr Gberles $utens
NIT 9JliB Gli3a Saplin9.
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Gin ensperenSer Meuhelmcrb fiel in benz
Stdod)en elaDuiQe in sl!abama Dor. 9t1tas
MEL uuo @rape6 50. Steele wnrben III bem
9Sa9en erIhoben, spdbrenb ie burb bic
Stabt fnbren. 3tpei ancere psrionen, 9llers
amber Stccle uno Ism. Collins, bic babel
la6en, tpurcen lbper, Der erite tObtlid pers
punoet. So tparen Wusfetenlhuee, Die aus
etnem 9aule fielen bic cermutblihen M6rs
Der, Sobn slQeu, glleranoer uno Arttur Mcs
yorlane unb Daniel Diderlon babeu ausens
blttltb mad, Der 9bat Den plas oerlaben.
Die erncroeten 9eh6rten tpie man fast, 81
eluer partbte bic etn Sabr suocr Sames Wcs
Sarlaue uno eine ancere perlon ermorDeten.
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Sin nnnotllrIider Scbu.-Ss. @artp lief
lelnen Vater Scbn @arty ouf Die Seft,uIbt,
9un9 Der Gntmenouu9 eine5 Yferces uno
4Go9en6 oerbaftcn. Ger Tater ertldrte, er
babe lIth ltet5 lebr aiitia 9e9en fetuen Sobn
9e5ei9t, ibm Elm @efd)aft eiu9eribtet> bel siz
rer 91etIe nad Tcu>Srleans ibm iein gigeu,
tbum I'M Selauf BON $1,000 aupertrant, nell
dee Der Scbn tbn, Suril6Suerfatter pei iserte,
'pcsbolb CT (oer Sater) iIh eiutpetleu in
ocn ScflB oe6 pferces unb gBa9en6 9eIest
babe. Scr 9ater puroe 9esen mdBi8e 8l.ros
id)aft frel9e9eben. 9teu Uorfer 3citun9.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-25

Am pcrIceten Trepta9 muroe in Smitl)z
lamb EentufN fcl9enoe Shat pplbrad,t /:
Sin SlrSt, Der in einem 9aitbaufe jenerStact
IN bic Soft 9ien9, mahte Der Mtrtbiu, tdbs
reno ees Slbtpetenheit ibre5 @atteu> 3ue
mutbnnse', Die lIe bewo9en, ibm 1oo!eih oas
ooue 81 nerbleten. Gr tpeiserte Nd, piele5
~ tbun. Ser Sellner INN ihu su 3rptnoen,
foI9te lbm ouf ietn 3immer, tpo Der 9lr5t los
|9Icleh cine piltole heroorso9 uno bem &eIner
au9enbl'dltden 600 orpbte, rpcun CT Gd) ibu,
naben tpl1roe. Der slr;t 1huB hierauf benz
Sellner Der otefeDrotun9 niht ahtete, burd,
oen Eetb, f5el ater fslbit pom Dolhe IeineS
(Se9ners 9etrrfen> ic9Ieid toot CUR Grce
n'eoer. Ser SfelIner llberlebte ibu uur I'm,
>peui9 2lu9enbIicfe. Is.
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Die Simpfe uno Seeu bes 9lmerican
Bottom tn Sllinpis lollen au5setrcdnet rpers
oeu, uno oas 9elb oaiu burd) Grriftung ei>
nerStaatslotterte berbei9eIdafft. Mtr alaus
ben, oaB bet oieler Gele9enheit nnd) bic
8elebeutel oteler Silr9er tredsn 9elest tper:
oen, uno peroaumen bieie Observation-Disclosures
u,n 70 metr, ais cerielee Staat, Der lle ei,s
fiihren tpi0, einc Mense tShit unIautbiaer
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-25

Die teutIhen Bewohner Gincinnatts kas
ben lld Elm @brenoerfnal 9eiegt, nid,t III
9efubaolen Marmor 0I5aen lonoern nit
9aten Der Qiebe. Der 8ur9srmeilter emp
ftng aus itreu oducen, ais freunolid,en gei>
tras an bic 8erun9liidten Der Mo(eue, Die
Sun'me bon 900 Gkaler> reren @nlpfans Ct
bHent!id, ausei9te. Ci6.
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utttumgRm iiber ,pdbreno Der tes>
81 ten 9BrAe einselaufenss Subferiptipns> G3elp.
pblip Sbr Sir9er, Sleu> >oOltrtletaun, Gclu,ubiana
Gountp, his 9lp. 20, Sabrsens 10.
George SrunSart, Sleu 3litteltauns, tis Slr. IA,
SaDreon9 10.
Sertnt. J5ppalO, DfaBillon, tis SIC. Is, Sabrs TO-
Scbn Siuid)nsr, Ssnaburs, ts SO. SO, 10.
Sebatt 8eBler, Eeus Srantlin, @tart Gauntp, tis
Tp. II, SaDreans 10.
81 Silius, .6nafon, qortase 9auntp, t;s Sc. IL,
Sabr8anS 10.
9Detsr olertel .oartoille, ts 90. IS, SabrSanslO
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-25

lleber Sid5bur9 tpaItet etn bcIonoeree
SGtdlat. Sim 29fen Npril brad, in eis
''em StaIle Yeuer aus. G6 9rif 70 fdjueu
um lld, caB btnnen weni9en Stuuocn Elm
gon;e5 StaoteSuaorat nleoerbrouute. Ger
Sbooen betrdst $4,000 GbaIer, tpeId)e nid)t
oeraBefurirt llno. Dies if, felt 13 Saeen
Der funfte Seri',dh 9ifsbur9 tn 8rQno
III (te6cn.
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Spri9e l4Udhe murce Der frGuioGlde
&onlnl gu ytsu yOrf bon cirem ld,6ncn
Neutrality-suspicious. jungeu Serrn bslucht, Der
ltd aIF .er 9ieffe ees ocrttgen 8itr9ermeis
lter6 anfllnoete uno eiNe Sublcriptiousli(fe
fur llnterltlBun9sseloer nad @barleslt ton
rrdlcntlrte, ouf ,psldcr berett5 bi6 10 Der
an9elebenlten Sanoelsbduler, nit lebr libes
raIen SettriScn> tbre 9tomen uteoergeItries
cen battsn. Sben an fauo Der Same res
germ Sbetms. Der fransGlIlAe @culul
lepte ben le!ni9en binsu uno nber9ab oem
i'sbcn0'pi'rntgcn SHerrn etneu @bed bon $25.
Ten ndhften Sag mad)te Der franST1Ithe
Gcnlul oem Scrrn Bitrgermcii1er eine DlGte
uno duBerte unter onoern audi 1ein 8er9nlz
gen uber ben 9!ltdIiheu Sort1hritt Der Stols
iette, Der lleb letn 0tefe 10 tbdtis unterSc0en
bate. Weut Veffe, ertpieperte bieIer, cit1
lold)e6 Weleu muB unter Dieiem Soimn,el erif
neh 9cboren treroen. Der Nelt Der Inter
baltuM9 IdBt lt renfeu. Ser junoe Neffe
miro felt oleler 3eit bon 9etpiBen 9euten am
gele9entIlh geludt, aber 0tiemano fann ibn
Fnoen. CSre9ilHuige.
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e5n Sells p0int, Balttmcre, wiro jest fiji
cine Ger 1lloamerifaniihen NepubIitcn cine
Grle9sIbaluppe BON "a Ganrncn eebant.
Gas Sabrseu9 fol- ale Sd)6nteit beGsen,
treId)e Die Shifsbauteu btelcr s!1t in SaIti,
more ftct5 auS9eieihnet babeu. Cib.
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Vsauern ces blt'l9en @efdn9nBe6 nit Dem
strange bin9erlcbtet. .--SbIh es atI0emciu
befannt mar, ooB bic 5oinrthu,n9 im 0ee
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olele eeute BON oem eanoe Gin unH bolo uod)
s'polf uhr tDaren Die Gtraseu in Der 02dbe
oes 8efdn9nibee nit elmer Menoe Oeen(d,en
an9eflut. Ills Die Ninrlohtung ocri,ber uuo
Der Set6uam Des 8erbret,ers bon bcm Sal
gen berab 9enomlnen poroen par, mnrcc oa6
untere Sbor be5 Gcfdn9uiBbofs er6fnet uno
Der neu9lerigen Wen9e BET giutritt in eens
lelbcn erlaubt.
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Der Gsrbredler ein 8efeuntniB 9enoht, ,uos
rim er oas Serbreden, ipcfllr er nun nit 1eiz
mem ee6en 9eblBt bat u5Ii9 ein9eitebt. @r
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