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globe more enterprsng and Industrious
than ours, nor is there any country where
labor is equally rewarded. The new state
OF Michigan produced three millions of
bushels OF wheat last season, and her crop
this, IS said TO be increased 20 per cent
Wisconsin is large territory, and equal
ly, if not better adapted to the growth Of
this important staple. The fertility Of
northern Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and
Illinois is we'll known. The early COM
pletion of the Wabash and Erie, and the
Illinois and Michigan canals, is now re-
duced 10 a certainty. This will create a
Lew era in The amount Of goods to be sent
west, and of agricultural products to be
sent east through this great nothern' cha.
mel Of trade.
Our municipal authorities should lose no
time in charging our harbor room. The
state will soon extend the western terminus
eff the Erie canal sufficiently to enable US
to have one of the most spacious, conve-
nlent and safe harbors on our western wa
ters,-Buffalo must grow up with giant
strides, and giant strength, to be a great
commercial city. The large reservation
in her immediate neighborhood will soon
be cultivated like n garden, and the n.y.
draulic power within a few miles of her
borders is sufficient TO perform the labour
of million Of men.
Buffalo Com. Ado. May 10.
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From, the Globe.

The AsIATIc SHIP OF WAR AT NEW
4oRK.--Among the novel events ofthe day,
is the late arrival at New York, Of a vessel
and cargo from Muscat on the Persian
Gull. This vessel called the "Sultanee,"
or 4" Royal" is a sloop Of war under the
command Of Refs Achmed Ben Hamed,
and belongs 10 the navy Of the Imam of
Muscat, the Scid Said ben Sultan. Cap
tain Achmcd is the bearer Of letter and
complimentary expressions, according to
Asiatic usage, from Sultan Said to the Pre-
sident of the United States.
The extension of our commerce with Ash
attic nations, and its security by treaty sill
pulations has been the subject Of anxious
and successful interest to The Admnistra-
| ton. One Of the happy results Of this care
of our commercial interest, was treaty Of
navigation and commerce with the Imam Of
Muscat, which relieved our commerce from
discriminating duties. Another advanta-
geous treaty has been concluded with the
kingdom Of SIAM; and approaches have
been made with the desirable object, TO the
empires of Cochin China, Japan, and Chi
ma. Nor has our extensive and valuable
trade to the Red Sea been neglected, the
| countries Of which, both African and Ara
bian. are underline government Of Moham-
med Ali, Pacha of Egypt
The value of our trade to the dominons
Of the Sultan Of Muscat, is greater than
may be supposed. Official returns for
eighteen months of vessels thatvisited Fan
zibar, show the number TO be forty-one, OF
which thirtv-two were American. Twen-
tv of these were from Salem, three from
Boston. and three from New York. Fan
! zibar is an island on the east coast Of Afri-
ca, and is the depot for the trade Of that
coast. and of the Red Sea and Persian gulf
The United States arc represented there by
4 consul
Sultan Said possesses large territory on
the east coast Of Africa, extending from
Cape DcIgado to Cape Gardafur. His ma
Wy consists of scvcnty-fve vessels OF war,
of which several are line-of-battle ships,
which is larger naval force than that of
all the Asiatic princes combined, on the In
dian ocean.
The presence Of one of the Sutan's ships
in our harbor affords us extreme gratltica-
ton; and we hope that the "Sultanee's,
voyage to the United States will result in
frequent visits Of Sultan Solids vessels TO
! our ports.
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Bn.QH1o and ite Prospoote.- By refe-
renee TO our market report to-day, it will
be seen that Cd, 600 barrels Of flour and 80,
600 bushels of wheat have arrived at the
port Of Buffalo within the last ten days.
This is an average of 6;46O a day, and
270 barrels an hour, night and day, for
that length Of time. Allowing the flour TO
have paid storage tax Of only s;xpence
on the barrel and the wheat two cents per
n.shel, and the owners of warehouses have
received So, 600 in the short period of ten
DAVIS on these two items o. ; ;..e; business.
The fregh: on this quantity of flour and
wheat will amount to some SIS, 200, a good
portion of which goes into the pockets of
our ship owners.
Few men have duly estimated tee value
of our 1900 miles uninterrupted lake navi-
CATION. A coast of 5000 miles connecting
with numberless canals and railroads,
whose aggregate length, when they shall
be completed, will greatly exceed the length
Of our inland seas, must create an amount
Of commerce far greater than has ever yet
been witnessed on the waters of the Medi-
tcrrancan. Our vast western world is still
almost entirely an unbroken forest or open
prairie. But there is no people on the
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The following paragraph from late
London paper, may interest some Of our
fair readers. The general adoption Of tic
system might save many bashtuLs lover
a bungling or awkward reimbursement:
ella gentlemen wants wife, he wears
a ring on his first finger of the left hand;
if he is engaged he wears it on the second
finger; if married, on the third; and on the
fourth if he never ntcnde to get married.
When lady is not engaged, she wears
a hoop or diamond on her first finger; #
engaged, on the second; if married on the
third; and on the fourth if she intends to be
a maid. When gentleman presents a
fan, flower or trinkcts TO a lady, with
the left hand, this, on his part. is an over
turc Of regard; should she receive it with
her left hand, it is considered as an accept
ancc of his esteem; but if with the right
hand, it is a refusal of the offer. Thus by
few simple tokens. explained By rule, the
passion of love is expressed.
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Paying for Nevs.-On returning 10 his
family, after an absence of some weeks,
Capt. Johnson had been driven from Kings
town to Dublin by Il carman, who, looking
discontentcdIy at the fare paid him, said,
"Shure your honor will give trife more
than this!" "Not rap" said the CAP,
tain. bad luck 10 me but you would"
persisted Paudge, :" if you knew all, them"
g What do you meanp asked Johnson.
anxiously. Fax, dat's tellins, any way;
and it is only for my fare Pm TO tell my
ncws?" I" Well, WE'LL" said the captain,
here's another shilling; now what has hap
pcnedF' "Sorra the harm at all, only
thought you'd not begrudge little extra
som'at to know that drive ye the last three
miles without lynch-pin. "--Plnying
About, by Benson Hill.
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DR.. DuoU. The PHILADELPHIA Chror

DR.. Dyoh.-The Philadelphia Chronicle
says. ave learn from the best authority
that, in respect to the frauds practiced by
this individual, disclosures have been re-
Gently made, by the means of his sons,
which SO far implicate a somewhat singu-
lar and notorious gentlemen of this city
a man of note-that the court will find il
advisable to assent TO the application OF
counsel for a new trial.
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FROM AFRIcA.--Captain Clark, of the
brig Robert, arrived Saturday from Gam
bia, brings intelligence that serious diff
cultes had occurred between the natives
and the colonis's, who had been obliged to
send 10 Sierre Leone for the assistance oil
troops and ships Of war. Two of the ma
tive chiefs had already been killed. Nc
Carries Island had been fortified in expec-
tation of an attack from the natives.
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The slaves in the Canadas, who have
run away from the southern States, have
petiloned Parliament for naturalization
law, by which they may become citizens,
as in the event Of war they may be recap
turcd, and again held as slaves.
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these insects, whose crawling and biting
had awoke him. The house was full of
them; there was neither recess nor apart
ment nor closet exempt from their pre-
scnce. lmpelled by heir instructive ten.
dency to advance, they pursued their on
ward course until the whole body passed
through, and next morning not single one
OF them was 10 be seen. Strange to say,
the ants devoured every other insect in
their progress, so that the singular vista
ton was not without its use. Spiders,
cockroaches, and every thing of the kind
which infested the house, became the prey
of these nocturnal visitors; and when they
disappeared, il was found thatevery other
species of insect had disappeared along
with Them Connecticut Courant.
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ToMB.-A house built for a skeleton; a
dwelling of culptured marble, provided Tor
dust and corruption: monument to Perpe-
tuatc the memory Of The forgotten,
TIN Trumpet
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witness if be SILENT morn or even,
To hill or valley, fountain or fresh shade,
Made vocal By my song, and taught his praise
Hail! universal Lord! be bonntcous still
To give us only good and if the night
Have gathered ought of evil, or concealed,
Dispense ii, rs now light dispels tho dark"
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Sur unterbaItun9 Hno Selebruno.
Nerratb mo S,arbe.

Der Gommanoant oes Sorts @aUi> uns
fern Gtnua, spor Elm Gor0lber Sbrilter,
gsomen6 GolI. st mar in llnenaoe auf
bisiem uRbetannten potsn, neil er, als
ct nob einen lebr unter9eoronsten 3rao in
Oct Nrlnee beloR, 9essn Den 8unib Der
Camille Sonaparte, elm Mdoden aus iei-
ner Snlel 9ebelrotbet bate, NIT peItbem
man bober bnouaipollte. Gs par piss Die
enfsIln oer 2lmme 9topoIsous, Gle er lslblt
als ct aus Der Wfiltdrl lbule fam, uber bic
Goufe scbalten uno ibr ren &amen 8au=
ttna bei9eIe9t bate.
Serurtbeilt, in oicIem Commando bin.
ui6mabten, ,par Coli nit einem ae,piien
8afaui, eiaem entlblohensn seldidten
Wonne> bon 9rofem @influb in Dem Gan-
ton, in Elm inni9es freunoiboftlibes Ser
baltnb aetreten. I'm Dem Sage porber,
ebe er iib bel Der 2fnndberuns Der Gne-
ldnoer, Die ibon iiber Die 8er6etta bin
aus paren, in ieiu Sort elm fblob, bate Jpn
&ofalli nit elmer berSlieben ltmarmuna
ale m09li6e l1nteritaeun9 Der Srcuno
l6a # uno Der treuen9fabbaribaf # perlpro.
den; allen bon Dem Queenblid an, spo ct
Dem Gtur5 Ssapoleons erfubr, ertldrte ct
iib 9e9en Die 8ranjcien uno beipafaete
oa5 Solf 9ssen oa5 Sort uno oeden Conn
monoanten. Goli Der an cine iol1e Sreu.
loii9eeit nibt slouben tonnte, itiss gang
=
allein bon leinen S8dlIen berab> um fib
nit bem 5u beipreeben oer fi6 Sases por.
ber ieinen Sreuno uno treuefen Anbdn-
get 9apoleons 9enannt bate. St trot
obne 8afen in oen Saal oer Mairle, 100
Sofalli NIT Den Sornebmften Snlur9en-
ten uerlommelt srar. "uebersebt uns Gu-
re Seffe," fasten fie 5u ibm, ols Fe Jpn
laben "aller 8ioeritano 1T per9eblid."-
SD babe 9ei1uoren lie gu pertbeioieen,
ant'portete Der fran36fIbe Sffijier, uno
lob tperoe meinen Gio balten. go lan9e
l6 lebe, foll bos Sort bon Gaui ME osn
Mebsoen lberaebcn weroen.-Gaum bat.
'Scll seeneet, 10 fbob elmer Der Gsnporer
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Die Sctte rcr Tl1aelIunten.

Stalen nar in Der Mlitte oe6 oreiSebn,
ten Sabrbunosrts our0 Die 1dmpfe oer
Bel fen unp 8bibellinen pernibtet woroen
uno man bate un9loublibe Grdueltbaten
uerubt. gSie Die Hube speoer etipas elm.
9etreten spar, erpadts bel Sielen barber
Reuc. Sm SABRE 1860 entfano in pe.
rusia oieSefte Der 8la9ellanten. Infanss
li6 wuroen iie Sspor uetbobnt, aber ie per-
brsitetsn fib balo init reifenoer Sbneue
ourtb gang Stulien, DeutlbIono, Srant
reid, lelbit in lln9orn uno poIen. 3au.
lenoe BON Mdnnern uno Srouen 40
gen bon einer Staot jur anoern ; bon
ben 6uften ufwdrts waren Ne nodt, nur
Den &oYf botten fie perbu(It. Sic seifel:
ten iib NIT barten Giemen, an osrsn @n-
De ifarfe ¬en tparsn, 70 oaB oo6 Slut
am &6rper biz dur Groe beruntcr lief.
Sic eobsn Dor, cine sottlibe @rlbcinuns
babe oiele 0rt Su6e befoblen.
Infdn9tib bepirfte oleie Sette 5etpun:
oernswertbe Grlbeinuneen. 3duber unc
Setriser 9oben ibren Raub uno ibr un,
re6t erworbenes Gut juriid. Seleioi9er
unterparfen f6 freiwilli9 isoer Strofe,
pel6e Der 8eleioi9te uber fie eerbdn9en
ipollte, uno oieIe persieb oann.
Iber balo frat an Die Stele Oct De.
mutb - 9obnutb. Sie pera6teten Die
Gibts 6laseaanten, beipiefen iib unsebor'
fam 9ssen bic Sbrisfeit uno lpcllten nibts
BON Dem @cttesoienfte pifen. Derpabf
1o,pobl ale bic 8iIb6fe uno bic Sarifen
sparen fir ibr Iniebn beiorst, unb iie cts
fldrten ii6 ssssn bic Sloseuanten. Sbre
pislfaden llncrbnunsen bei ibren 3ieen
! ruyben bart teifraft, uoradsli9 psrfubrsn
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te einlf Elm armer Sauer Elm Sinh iu taus
FEM pollte Der oamit nidt su Dem sae
lslbft wobnenoen 8siHliben aeben. neil
ct in sini9en 6laubenslaben nibt mir ibm
lbereinitimmte. Wit Dem &inoe uno Dem
bei iol6en 8eranlai1unoen bort ME feb.
lenoen 8efolos alter uno iunocr @cbsr
besob ct i,b eini9e WeIlen peit su einem
onoern 8eiitlihen. sSn oeiIen 8obnuns
anoslaast, frast sr Die ibm ent0egen foms
mence @aso, pb ibr 6srr ,u 5auie fei.
Blu 6duis 1T ct niht,' ,par bic Intwort.
CT 1T auf Den Slibfana aus, oob fann
lb ibn leidot rufen." &but bos ia nibt.
erlrioete raf6o. Irme, Elm 9eiiftiber,ogr
Siiben 8ebt. ioA msin &ine niebt taufeu.
Wan ,c0 tpieocr sspei Weilen peiter JUN
na6fen qfarrer, ben man aher nibt oa.
beIm traf' neil ct auf Die Sa9o eesaneen
mar. Der armc Wann wDtIte eben 70 noe.
Mig ouf oenen benfebr rparten. neil elm
Selftll6er, Der Den 9onien Sag iiber @pt.
tee Selbopfe perfolet, feinen Sobn uibt
taufen lolIte. uno man entiblob fi6 aum
oeraoeSweees au Germ Grsfine nab
Ormiermlins gu aieben.-- Ills enolitb bic
0an6e Sslsaibaft bel oer @cbnuns oef-
ie!bsn anlan9te. mente Der Satsr bes
Sinecs. cer GeiitIiebs begr ms,ee pobl
aub nldt oabeim iein, bsnn feline Maoo
Iiefle ftp, mabribein!ib BON ibrem eieb.
babsr. Wuiif MAIDEN ; ct bate ndmlib Die
: one oer @aise sebort. bic 6err GrStine
sben iplelte. &aam bate aber Die Gffnens
De Dlencrin uerli5ert. ibr psrr iei 5u
Oauie ano mahs ielbit Die scbore Mufit.
aIS Der seplhenbafte Sater aub bier um=
febrte rno lih beitimmte, ieip Ginb oa,
belm taufrn su loIen. osna lein Seel for.
ser f,ite. ia8e uno muiteire oob peniss
items nlbt. mo9e ct fonff isin. mie ct i,n.
ner !p0gs.
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Elm 9ilfol ouf ibn eb, uno uer,punoste i'm
am Nrms. Sc wdre um Jpn oelbsben
selpcien, man bate Jpn in Die ler @erIaln
lung um5 eeben stbrabt, spenn nibt fran
6oVlbc SoIooten oi, mob in Der Stoot
parsn, ber5ei9eeilt lpdren, ibrsn Gomman
oantea btfrelt uno nab Dem Sort bealei.
tet bdtten. Sort foitete es ibm Die 9rob-
te Mube, bic @utb Bet Solootpn 81 3db-
men; tie perl1n9ten, 9e9eH Die Snlurssn,
ten 9efUbrt 3u peroen, uno ale 8attcrien
auf oa6 6ous Sa6alli5 3u ri6ten aQein
CT borte niht ouf ibrea 9crccbten llnril
len, uno oabte ouf cine eolere Nabe, ,pie
lpobl oleie 9roulom srf fheinen mubtc. 81
tefaDl einen au5fau uno fibyte eirien,
un9ea0tet ieiner @unoe, leltft an. 8ai
lolli rafte an oer Spiec ieincr ScwafTne-
ten 8auern se9en Jpn Dor. Gs entItano
sin Gcfedt ; GoIi Ienfte Den 6auptanarii7
nab Der Seite, 100 8ofalli uno oeGen ein:
| 5iscr Sobn ein iun9er Monn BON fieben
iebn SaEren, Der an ieiner eeite fcbt,
ffanoen. go spie CT Seoe ur15in9elt lab,
rlef Coli feinen e oloatsn 3u: "8erI1cnt
osn Sdter, i6 iuill nur Den Sobn." Srr
lun9e Sa1atli muroe aufoeDobsn uno tros
oss perS'peiftIten @ioevftanos5 Ieiueo Sa !.
ter6 nocb Dem Sort 9ebraebt. Dlan oente
lteb feline Ss3speif flung, ale Ell leiner Srau
cerflinoen lnuBts, oob ibr Sobn Golie @e,
fan9ensr fei, 8utpeno uno ouTer lt1,
elite ile 5u Dem lestsn poffen uno perlono
te NIT 9roiIem Sc lbrei ibrcn Scbn, ibrtn
lieben pietrino. Die Soloatcn itieGsn iie
5urut uno riefcn ibr BON oen 8Gaen bcr.
ab ju: "Guer Sobn 1T gum 1oee per.
urtbeilt, man miro bn io9leib binricbten. "
gle bort bas SBrbe!n Der Grommela
uno oa5 Ibfeusrn Der Gsrpcbre fie 3rpei:
fslts al1t an Oct 9raul ulamsn Soinribtuns
eeblO5 t.el lte nieoer, uno man trus tie ju
lbrem Satten.-Gurb feline 9iebsoiun9en
ipleoer in cae sebsn surifsebrabt, BE-
speinten nun Seios ibrsn Sobn, ibre elm:
Si9e 6Ofnun9. - Coli aber ldidte ibnsn
cenitlben lpieosr 81, uno oiel.r tonnte nitt
9enu9 rubmen, luie gut ct in Der Seitune
scbaaoelt spOroen lei.--3,pei Sage natbber
erbielt Goll Den offiSellen Ssfsbl pom
Grle9smlnifer, uuo iiber9ab Die Ssfuns,
Die ct nlbt mebr pertbeiOissn lotlts. ST
puroe bon Den Gnsldnoern nob 6snua
9ebrabt uno Don bort ouf eiusm s1ifTe
na1 Gorfiea.
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DrcCl Il, 4 t / 9 Il.

Hahoem nrr ahtbare 7ebn 0anfs ,gsa
Drtitctnt Der perftbsesnengcurte ocngpm
meu pleae, prs britten Gerithtsbr,irts Ne.
itcbtue aus eCn gaunties Ssrts, 0trrtbamp:
tou unp $ceba, III prnnlppanien, lnp Niths
ttr Der nntrr(hietllbcn gourten Won Oper
unp Sermintr, ntr rlertelidbriaca Gisunarll
uub allScmcintr SsfiuAnib erlep,auua. il,
aepaebtsn Gauutiss. nnp O1attbias G.. Wcis
harp uno 13iaiam Ipbame, gcq'e., Niebtcr
Ger gourtcu Don Opcr unb 3ernincr, Der
cierteljibriasn Sisnnasn II. allasmcinsr See
fdnaulS grlepiluna fir bic Nic6tuua bon
6aupts uno aneern Ysrfrrtten in aceahrem
gauntp Serte, ibrem Pefrbl all mid ausats
feat batsu, patlrt Nrarina, ttn stem Sfcct.
A. I'D. lS40, Dcrin lie cine Court vcnG ON.
mon splcas pcr allaemcincu pierteljdbriasn
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tbe acbalten ,psresn Ica gu Tcaoina, fit Die
eaunsp Srrfs, auf oen erHen t,lentaa
I'M ndbfen Januar jipelhss ben 4tcn bee
erfaatsn Otonats iein spiro.) mo melebr 3,pei
lDobrn oaufrn fcll--
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auf belcnoern Ssfsbl Der Court bseannt sc
maht. oabtr alls 9iejenisen ,pslebe ee an
ssbt, fiob barnaeb III ridtsn baten.
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ecani5anees unb Hnelaaen AT eineu eer pre-
ftauirsnoen Inwalps psnr gilbert uun =
prinale Seuts, Gsas. siniss Gage Dor ot,
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su Miffintaun, Sunata Gauntp, psun'a,
fur Die 6cralls9ate clncs Sutcs tcttslt:
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9as 1T (oellams 2apeiiunasn unp Ncaeln
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allsrlsi 2lnlissn ,n trauc9tbcu.
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mar, 1T uus nittt tsfanus, ,pe,I re blrr III
$anrt Icbr rar 1T unc ras 9itrlblatt aus
brmjenisem asrlien war, BON msltten pcr Atf
truf Der ertten uulaae asneminsn ,purrc.-
Itrr bies mattt fcinen llntsrithiso pes Uer:
trsffihen Sub1tS ,pl!len 1T es he llntsrs
t|hsuns aaer fremlnen nno aldutilcn Grctn
putb. Ge heltrbt in pier stcIlcu, ndmlih {:
I. Srillame Nescln &c.
Q. Ilrrlsi Itb6ne anssr!dsnr @eEete NIB
gflttlitbe $ieocr &c.
5. Set6ne Gsbsts auf 3,tts5aac ,e.
4. Gins fnr,e unc ncthpenoias Scrtsrsis
3u ns6 4srrn atcnrmabl &c.
9 n aunacn snr lteaa
tauli eb Ell u tlase.
Oisles 2Serf miro uua;fdbr DIS orcr 226
Nppal mo. 9citrn sntbaItea, auf Itbbnss
papi,r asoruft unp iauttr bcarbcitct ,psrben
Der prsie eincs gremplars, eaurrbaft in
qsbcr astnnpcn, wer7 Gent unb nit pas
pisrcr6t unp lcpsrncn efen nnp Nidcn 62l
gtnt fem, peltbss ben l!utrrihrcitrru Itsrs
iisfert wsrrsn ,pirh uno bcim NtlieftrM brs
3ablt ncrbtn muB.
IDsr Icths llnttritbrtitcr fammslt unc fir
bic Yssablunl tirat. erbAlt ras hrbtute e.
rtmplar fiir lsiMt D1ihs -Gtsnfaas crbals
ten rsilenee Iasutsn fir befcs Wert fiimf unb
swan;ia Nrrient fir ibre Sslrbnuna.
9as 1Gtrf pirp sum 0rud bcftrrert f..
tals als 1eb sne binldualiehs Nn,abl iintsrs
fhrdtcr slnfnrrt, I'm eis Scltsn eapcu 3u
tstreitcn.
aIifflntann, 0lppsmeer 1910.
% llntcribreter fit ctiass 8ub rtrbsM
III eirlw Orufersi anaenpnlmrn.
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Sonorrbarer 5ufau, noourb cite
Drpphc3etbun9 III &rflllluua oett.

Scnorrbarer 5ufau, moourt cite
Drpphe3elbun9 III Grfulluu9 9ett.
Der Warquls bon pcntolec LIEF lb,
nod iebr jung, caS boroetcp pon sinsm
Wanne itellen, oer es in oisltr &unft DOT
9ebll6 fsbr weit 9ebro3t boben loute.
Dieter @abriaaer psrfiincete ibn, cap ct
l7l9 our6 bas Mser isinsn 500 finoen
pHrbe.
Sn oenfeIben Sabre Iisb iIb Der Rar-
qui6 in cine Serl l6norun9 miber oenStaat
perftrlden. SpIbe tuuroe perratben, ebe
iie Sur 1usfiibrune fam ale 8erfbmo,
rcncn Flbteten fIb notb Spanien, nur
pontalee ni6t, Der es uorjo9, fieb in Gin
Scbola 81 peritefen. Dort fano man Jpn.
Ct tparoe feifsenommen uno l72O na6
Nantes se1bictt, 100 man ibm Den pro;es
mo6te. Gr rpuroe gum Soee oetuttbellt.
Da er aber nab ber ibm 9enabten Yro,
pbe5eibun9 nur ourb baS Mssr ftin ess
ben per!ieren foIte, 70 par ct, feft oarsn
9loubeno, ubsrisust, ct murot besnaeist
lperoen.
2(bcr Die Seenaoi9uns erfolsts niht.
Simmer no6 pcu 3uusrlitt auf oisien
Babn bsfle9 ct oa6 8lutserifs, in bsr
Grwartun9, cab Die ge9naoieun9 srfoleen
wltroe. "a ober oieis auebliab, 70 fraste
ct Den Nabri6ter, spie ct bsiie2
"Sb bsi1e M - srlpisoerte bie1er.
ab! ibrle pontaIee auf, i1 bin Der,
lcrsn!
limb ct leete iein 6aupt auf Den Slod.
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,peroen mtacn, fir pas 8anprln pcr GrAnr
Jurr une partcieu, 3cuacn uup bcilpcbnrus
&C Surp telns Ssit perlicrcn.