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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03
The HENRY Clay STATE. The CLAY

The HENRY Clay STATE.-The Clay
men have bad the uncontrolled rule Of
Kentucky for years. They have banks
and State Bank, without indiv' dual LA
blity, and under full whig rule-the boast
ed credi, system of whiggery has had full
sway without a resumption until last week,
and yet what do we witness in that "Ban-
ner State?" They have two bankr to
one in Ohio, though scarcely half as many
voters, and distress bearing down her citi-
zcns with scarcely parallel.
Read Inc following from the Frankfor,
Yeoman of last week, and ponder on it:
awe hear from every section of the
State of the most Distressing sacrifices Of
property. In Henry county. we were in
formed by a highly respectable gentleman,
that six hundred dollars worth of property
al a fair cash valuation, was sold for sixty
dollars-that -four horse wagon was sold
for about five dollars, horses for four or
five, &c. In another county, we have
heard of good stock hogs being sold by the
officers at less than twenty-five cents each.
In some instances property, which ia or
binary times would sell for enough to pay
the debt and all costs for which it was le-
wed on, scarcely paying the officers fees,
leaving the debt unsatisfied."
We have warned the people for years,
that this bank bubble would go the way Of
all others Of the kind, and leave the people
in ruin ard dstrcss-we have fought the
whole clan Of federal Bankers and their
dear credit system with all our ability, for
years, as most runous and destructive,
while these very men, now bankrupts by
thousands, and for millions, for whose ia
miles we feel the same deep sympathy
now, as we did when foreteling the conse-
Quences Of such a bubble blowing opera
ton, were promising "two dollars day
and roast beef" to all who would fall down
and worship their log cabins on wheels,
with their coon-skin mottos. A system of
tom-foolery long practiced by the candi-
dates in England for a seat in Parliament
to humbug The populace, while taxation
and starvation were all the duped people
got in return.-Ohi0 Statesman.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03

REMARKABLE MAGNETIC RoCKs.-The following
facts are detailed by the Vicksburg, (Mississppi)
Wing:
Near the Iron mountain in Missouri,
there is a ledge ef stone, extending for
half a mile in length and several hundred
yards in width. This stone is very strong
ly impregnated with magnetic properties,
so strong indeed, that it is impossible to
ride we'll shod horse over it. A gentle
man having his horse newly shod, once
attempted it. but before he had made two
revolutions" his horse " was brought up
standing''-pcrfectly still. In vain our
traveller urged his gallant stecd forward,
persuasion and force proved equally futile,
until his patience became exhausted, and
he sent for blacksmith. The son Of Vul-
can soon arrived, and found the horse
standing stock still, and TO ali appearance
as immoveable as the rock Of Gibraltcr.--
Various expedients were resorled to, 10 re-
lieve the horse, but all failed. There he
stood and 20 all appearances there he was
likely to stand. with his feet literally glued
to the solid and impervious rock. AT las,
the blacksmith's eyes glisiened- had it
sure. He sent TO his smilhy for his shoe
ing tools, which were som forthcoming
when he proceeded with all possible des-
patch to unclinch the nails which bound
the horses shoes to his hoofs. One by
one the nails were unciinched, and the
whip was applied to the horse, and as the
last nail gave way, he escaped with
bound, but left his shoes wedded 10 the rock.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03

HE LIABILITIES OF BAIL.-A case in
volving the liabilities Of bail has Just been
decided by the Supreme Judicial Court Of
Massachusetts, at Boston. 1t was scire
facias, brought by Samuel A, Way,
against Isaac II. Wright and others. The
plaintiff arrested Martin T. Draper, on
civil process, and the defendants became
bail for him. He was soon after convicted
Of perjury and sent to the state prison.
The plaintiff meanwhile, proceeded to get
out an execution, upon which the officer
made return Of non est inrentus. The
plaintiff then brought an action against the
bail. The defence was, that Draper hav-
ing been sent TO the state prison, the defen-
dands were by that means discharged from
their liability. The Court decided that the
defence was sound one. The council Of
the defendants in the above case cited Eng
lish cases to show, that a person in Eng
land being made peer, his bail was dis
charged. Thus, in England, being made
a Peer, and in this country being sent TO
state prison. discharge the BAIL
Baltimore Pat
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03
o. The following pretty fable, is clipped from

u The following pretty fable, is clipped from
the Crescent City newspaper
A humming-brd once met a butterfly,
and being pleased with the beauty of lis
person, and the glory Of its wings, made
an offer of perpetual friendship.
81 cannot think Of it," was the reply,
"as you once spurned at me, and called
me drawling dolt."
&" Impossible" exclaimed The humming-
bird. 81 always entertained The highest
respect for such beautiful creatures"
"Pcrhaps you do now" said the other;
"bul, when you insullcd ne was a cater
pillar. SO let me give you this piece Of
advice never insult the most humble, as
even they may one day become your supc-
rios"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03

Extract from a letter Of an American
lady near London TO her brother in Gin
cinnat, dated June 18th, 1912:
81 have 10 pay 571 cents for every pound
of butter use; for eggs 2 cents pece;
IL cents for pound Of beef, and % cents
for pound Of the steak, 81 cents pound
FOR salmon; and 25 cents for Mack erel-
the fish now in season and the cheapest.
81 thank God that have seen poverty
and want as i is exhibited in this country.
At this moment if had millions, it would
be my greatest pleasure TO relieve the suf-
fering. The contrast is so great with the
humbest in our own dear country, that |
feel as if was wicked TO complain SO long
as | had the plainest comforts OF life"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03
5 L A b Ii NC

ESllE subscriber can accommodate
Ill four or five horses in the best man.
ner, by the week or month, with hay and
grain or without grain.
Terms made known by applying to me
al The Hotel formerly kept byW. A. Stetson,
Pear-st. JOHN r. StiEpuARD
April Goth, 1912. as
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03

Prospect Of War betuoeen England and
France.-In the same speech above quoted
Mr.. Adams said:
Every body must see that the state of
the relations between these countries was
now SO extremely precarious, and these ma
tons were so embittered against each 9TH
err, that it would not surprise him, the
first steamer tina! should arrive, TO hear
that hostlities had broken out between
them.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03
HIDES! HIDESJt

IASH and the highestmarke, price will
~ DC paid for Hides and Skins at the
Leather Store, west end of the bridge by
l.. l. PIERCE.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03
~ m~ HE So EN-
DRAI NO. |. 1912
1912

CONVENIENCE AND DESPATCH.
The subscriber will be found in waiting at the
4 head of MARKET SQUARE, with his Horse
and Dray, for the accommodation of the Public gener-
ally at all hours ofhe day, unless professionally en-
gagged 70 transport Merchandise Lumber, Produce,
&c &C. to and from the beach or to any part of the
town, on the most reasonable terms
u a share OF public patronage is requested.
JOHN Il. SHEPPARD.
Southport March 90, 1912 4ltf
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03

Charleston, 29,261 1,O2s
Philadelphia which was the most pop
ulous city in 1890, ROW ranks the second;
n. York, which .hen ranked second,
now stands first; Baltimore, which then
stood fifth, lis now the third CITY,, New
Orleans, which twenty years after, had
only population Of II, 900 and was but
the sixth city in point Of size, is now the
4th. Boston, then the third is now the
fifth; Charleston, then the fourth, is now
the 9th, while Cincinnati, then altogeth
or unsettled, now ranks as the sixth city
in the Union.
These statistics show singular changes
and astonishing progress. One city, in
fifty years, increasing nearly 290, 900, and
another city, in the same, increasing but
little over 10000; while a spot in the
western wilderness, then untenanted, save
by log cabin. and worth on sale, about
forty dollars, now contains larger popu-
lation by several thousands, than inhabited
at that time any city in the Union. He
who lives fifty years hence, shall see far
greater changes than these; and even then
our country will be, comparatively speak
ing, but in the morning Of her days.
Greece had been settled thousand years
before its golden age; and England had
passed through the revolution Of ten CEN
turtles. from the mission of st. Augustine
in 500, to the Augustine era Of English
learning in the age Of Queen Elisabeth.
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Gin SSprt an faunrfeltae A,,uben.

Sslm Durbfeben unfersr SubferibsntsnIiife
faneen mir msbr me Elm 5unosrt BON unfsrn
Suneen, bic ben Ssobabtsr bon 2(nfans srbal.
ten unb AUDI BON jsnsr 3cit an bic Gubferptis
on ridffdnbis itnb. Sober BON oisisn mirs eS
fslbff minsn, eas sr uns fir bic Rleiniseeit BON
3 Sbalsrn in Der Srsias it, ba Der brittle Sabrs
gang baIb pOl mrb. 9isIe &Isin9fsit fir Sc,
ben, bstrd9t aber fir uns bas nstts Simmben
bon hbsr $500, Die mir nrtb,psnte 81 ses
braubsn bdtten. gBdbrsnb bsm bnlissn Mis
litdrta9sr usrsen ohns SpsifsI gsuts psn nabs
unb fern unisrs Stact bsiubsn unp Ssssr @ss
Isssnbst fintsn uns Die SIsinisfsit ~ itsrma'
ben, bic pr tanebar annsbman unb Auttuna
bafir ausitsaen lpsresn.
Gin 9scrt an Die Beifsn 1T esnus. GcIbs
esnsn sas Obise anssbt rpsrtsn uns psrifsbsn,
unS Sis wsIts pinftIidsr bssablsn, uns snt,
ibuIsi9sn, bas mir, 70 sanj obns Ssrsmcnien,
slnmaI unfers Rotb flassn.
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per Atberale aseotarbter
Neabim9, tem 10. Wtai, 1912.

0F6rn. Jobn u. Sebtcl, fribsr, 70
pisI mir ,pifTsn, BON Union saunfbip, unb sbsn
70 Seinrib SinFly, ESQ.,, fribsr pon bsfsr
Staet srfubrn mir uns anjujsi9sn pobn iIs
ben Secbabter 9sfbidt su babsn pinibsn, ba
mir aus 9epinsn urfabsn ibre Slamsn nibt
BON Der SubleriptionsIiife ifreiben f5nnen.
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osan5l9 Sd)asr BON Der adsrbau GtuIs auf
sbOmfons JnisL in StsIsttuns ibrer qsbrsr
uno esm Sootitifsr auf cine Sifbpartbie.
Natbsm fle faif ben sanRn Gag aussswsfsn
,parsn anb Nabmttass surddfsbrten, wurbs
Sas Srct am unsstdbr A lIbr burb einsn
Binefos umsewOrfsn, smiibsn Sort Snbe.
psnbenes unt 9bOmplcns SnfsL stpa cine bal,
be Msils BON leetsrm, unb ale am Scre, init
@usnabms bon 9rssm fanben ibr Grab i'm
WafIsr. 9isis rsttsten iib init sinsm &aifsn
,porin 0s ibr Sdt ssbabt battsn, unb bisltsn
fb 70 Ianss an bsmislbsn Bis fs burb BEN
Sbocner 8. 9. Softer, Der ebsn pom 2rinibab
fam, abssbcIt wurbsn.
Nbpbc Gtlanb.-0ie burb Die 9cIfss
partsi sr,udtIts geitsssbunS psrfammslts flb
am !sRtsn 9isnfass unb bssann Gsfbdfts 5u
tDun. Die 9tabt Yropissns mar NIT aanbs
Ieutsn uno 8rsmbsn aus anesrn Staaten an,
9sfuat. I'm 10 llbr bilbsts flip cine proRlls
on BON Wslitdrs unb 9ipilpsrfonsn, um bic etc
wabIte Gsfss9sbuns nab bem fir bic @ieuns
bsitmntsn Joaufs Su bssleitsn. lin - ubr
Fam Der 9oupsrntr, qisutsnant @cupern5r unb
Gtaatsisfrstdr sefoIst rOn bsibsn iodufsrn Der
Seiss9sbuns unb anssfibrt BON 5rn. Surs
rin9tOn 9ntbcnp, na6 bsm 6auis unb nab,
men ibrs Sss Gin, ber @oupsrncr unb 9snat
auf bsr pIattaicrm, baS joaus i'm Snnsrn bss
@sbauess. Ssite pdufsr crsaniitrtsn iib burdb
srnsnnun9 Der erforesrIibsn Seamtsn bic
Wsit9Ilsbsr purben psrsitst unb man fbritt
alseam sur @inissuns bss @oupsrntrs, Der
ic9lslb feline 9tntrittsrses psrIas, bic 5ismlid)
lang mar. Nas Sisfes 9sfbab cbns bic 9erings
ite Sttrun9 bon @sitn Der Oppoftionss pars
tel oesr ben Der. Staatsn sruppsn, BON mel:
| bsn 800 bort ifationirt waren.
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Gltibrub unD 9tebfab[.

Wit 6ulfe zines Sobrers ODER anberer
Snifrumente selane es einioen Sburfsn
tpdbrenc Der leetern Mittpobs Nabt oas
Wobnbaus bet Wib Martba Noor au
srbreben. Sie famen bureb elm bintcr:
sebduee bineln, uno paren fat in ieoer
Stube oe5 6aufes eetpefen. @ier bieIsr
3lmmer sparen pon8sibSleuten einesnom.
men. melbe Die einsiosn 8etpobner oes
Dauies porcn. Sic ltablen cine speiae.
bdullee fransoiilbe sploene llbr, uno ets
pa ereiBis 1boler 8elb, uno naboem bic.
fe Sbufte cine abenomabliet in Der Gue
be iu it6 0enommen, batten iie iib uns
entoett aus Dem Staube oemabt. Der
9aupteeeenlfano oer DieR mub nur 9elo
aepelen fepn. inoem lie ibdeoare Supe.
len. rpertbooae ieiocne StoTe unb anbsre
toitbare 1rtideI nibt berIbrten, uno Die
tilbsrnen, iu ibrem Wable eebroubten,
eotTel aurddlieben. - Man bat biz iebt
ben Dieben nod nbt auf bic Spur eom.
men sonnen. - llniere WitbGrser lolIten
ia Sor8e trasen ibre Wobnunaen fir
Die Ylunoerunsen folder ndbtlibeu 8a.
eaboaoen Su iibern. -
Wan 1T Der Meinune. bab fene I'm,
bclbe iebr befannt in jenem 6auie aetpe.
Zen leln n'uBten. 1. Nortbampt.
-ccEI
SAT- alle Sbiffe, wsIde felt einiaer
Belt BON europa ein9etrofen 1ino, ba=
ben auf ibrer Reife gisberse unb arose
GiSfeIbsr an9etrohen uno tparen seslpun.
gen, cine mebr fioli6s Ri6tuns ein3us
fbIa9sn, um Dem untsrsanse por3ubeu.
gen. Das SbiT Utica mar in Defenders
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Der Reuerleans "pieapuns "iaet 1ls
eas Dampfboot Georgia, BON Sua6ita,
NIT 7 lis 800 Ballen Baumrpole, unb
elmer An,abl paHaSiere an Borb, am
1bsnb oss 29fen Werj benz obarn Ibil
pom eafapette 9e9endber par, bsmerfte
man, oaP oafelbe Seuer 9efan9en bate.
Die 8lammen tpurben suerif auf BET Bad.
bproleite itbtbor, uno perbreiteten fib nit
FOLDER Sbnegibfeit, oas an teine e6lb-
uns mebr iu oenfen ,par. Dur6 bic I'm
sri6redenbeit uno Geiifessesenwart oss
Steuermannes puroe baS eeben Iuer an
Borb 9erettet, oenn CT iteuerte serabs bsm
eatapette ufer 5u, tpelbes oer ndbite
eanouns5plas war. Der Binb spebete
tart in iensr Sii6tuna allsin obsleib bic
Blammen our6 oieie 8enouns mebr Nab.
run9 erbielten, 70 erreibte oas 8oot oob
in gang furSer 3elt ben eanounssplae,
100 our6 bic tbdtieen lnffrensunsen Der
am ufer iib kfinoenoen perlonen ale
pahasire einem fbredIiheu Sobe entrif-
len !purosn, Das brennenbe 8oot trieb
nun ben Strpm binab, uno ifisB balb auf
smsp 8Iabbote porouf iitb unssfsbr
go Stud 5ornpieb, uno ettua 800
S6.psine befanoen. Siele 8Ste serie-
them ou9enblidli6 in Srano, uno oas at:
me Sisb, rpelbes 10 su ia9en, gu Gooe
9er6ltet puroe, 9elpdbrte einen fbredli-
den 2(ablid. Man bGtte bas GebraG unb
Bebslosea Der Sbier, cine babe Mele
lpeit boren f6nnen, allsin es fonnte nibts
gu lbrer Rettuns setban perben. Die
5euerleute fanben iib Elm, mb leifeten
pIrf 1ame Sisnite, inoem fie nibt allein
Die nabe lie9enoen Sla6b0ts, Ionoern AUDI
bdufer unb gi9entbum an Der eepee Dor
fpeitern Sbaben betpabrtsn. Ole paGa-
Siere retteten ni6ts bon ibrsm 8epdd,
uno mebrere entfamen nit eenauer ytotb
benz 8aherteoe, in Dem iie, um ben Slam.
men 3u entsebtn in ben SIub 9slprun9sn
paren. Hrb. Sreunb.
Wie mir boren bat man am lebten
MOntas Morssn ouf Der obern Srude
,iber Den ALLEGHENY an oem oftIibeu Sci
tsnsans beoeutenoe 8lutfpuren unb 1beils
bon Sebirn 9efunben, tpssbalb man BET
mutbet, es iei ir9eno Ssmano oalelbit se-
t6btet unb pieQsibt na1 potlbra6ter Sbat
in Den Slub setpprfen worosn. Sis ieet
bat man necer Den esibnam nod et,pas
bon ben Lbltern ausfinoen fonnen. Wan
borte 5pii6sn IL uno llbr bes Gabts
einen Gbub in oisier &ibtuna. ID
Bei @ariaw, am &entudyufer bat
man Dot eni9en 3assn Den eeibnam ei.
nes Srauen3imners aus oem 8ai1er 9e.
sosen, ipeIbes uabrlbeinli6 ermoroet
tporben 1T, oa ii3 Spureu BON 8emalt:
tbdtiseeiten an ibrsm &orper ;sisten. ST.
redartsn 9anbe uno ibr gutter 1nsus laf
fen oarauf iblieben, Dap iie ni6t Den ME,
bern Stdnoen an9eborte. Sbr &leio par
blau, uno fte tru9 tpollene Strampfe uno
Stiefsl6en. Sic mub ibon ldnsere Belt
I'm Baher 8ele9en baben. il.
90
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Oas 9yettitpns:Neebt. = ..

DaS 9Jettitpns:Neebt. - Der Rsu
yOrf Gunbap Msrfar fast ineem CT BON ssm
YsttitionssNs6t fpribt mir ssben nit Madt
fir eas frsie psttitions'Ns6t anb fine sabsr
ssfOnnsn Sittfhrftsn an ben nahftsn Cons
9rss 81 ftnbsn, UNI
9as itias Mssr 5u psrsrS0srr unb cine
Uriids dbsr ben atlantifben Ocean 81 bauen;
ebsnfaaS ben Gee 9upsrior aufjufdasn-am
stwas msbr eano 81 bsfommen, was in titism
Sabre fsbr rar 1T.
Die santlibs BertiIsuns ausr Mosqutos
IN Vlorea unb ben Bsr. Staatsn.
Dtn Wono bsruntsr ~ nsbmsn uno init
Supfsr einsufaiTsn.
Das efsn aus Der Mobs su trinsem spsun
bas 6aB MsbI sbalsr eolfst
Die Bslfdfornfslbg NIT Sslfunas,psrfen 10
umssben, ipenn iie BON &aeoons bsimosfutt
perben.
ssras etwas weitsr 81 sntfsrnsn-ss it fir
Gin9e ju bdnbi9; sbsnfaas fir bic 8srlsauna
Der aassbsnp @sbirss auf bic anbsrs @sits bee
Mifiiffppi-fs llnb jset Elm bfsntli9ss Sins
cernlB.
SBenn bic cbisen 8ittfbrftsn i'm @cnarss
nibt sslsfsn wsrben mag sr fcsIsb aufbrsbsn
cbsr mir Wollsn ibn auftlafen.
G5ebeimnisopll. - Der S5rpsr snsS
Srausnji,nmsrs, anfbsinsnb l6 bis ls Sabr
alt purcs am It. e(priI nabs bsi @ua eilano
am Srans &ivsr Canada, asfunbsn mnb bon
ben 3sibsn bsr @swattbdtieesit unb 8lut an
ibrsn Sodnesn, 1T su urtbsIsn bab 1s srmorbst
parss. Der Serper mar alsr Slsibsr bsrautt
aultr Sab iIs cine SpissnsJoaubs auf tem
Scpfs unb feibsne Strimpte an ben Tufsn
bate. Tim bsnislbsn par Elm Grid Ssasltub
9ewidslt uno bier rnubs 8rsttsr parcn anlfatt
Sar9 SuiammsnsenassIt uno 70 siniss sou
| tsf unter benz Sanee perfbarrst. Der R6rpsr
fennts nur weni9e Gage 9sIsgsn babsp, als sr
9sfunosn pures, ba bic Gsrrsfuns nod nitbt
| enastreten mar.
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Gin Samilten Spuperu5r.-gsn

Badger, eSq., bsputirtsr Gsnsrals9lnwalt,,purs
BE- burb @oupsrntr Yorter, Obne 3srsmcnien,
fsinsS 9fmtss sntfsst, um Maum su MAIDEN fir
%. u. Yortsr, esa, snsn Sebn bss Soupsrs
nors. Nm nabffsn Sage rsfsnirts isn eplss
&c Nobsrt &. Seett eSq, ftin 9lmt @ous
vsrn6r pOrtsr psrsist tbsr feline Samilis nibt.
Sr psis pobI bas iis ale pom Sstts bss s3clfs
lsbsn muffin. @isusibt braubt sr isin Stbns
bsn AUDI in Der bIauansslauftnsn gsfbibh
uOn ws9sn Die 90 urfabsn.
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GtipaS Ggtra.Srbtndres.- Sir


Gttpas Ggtra.SrStndres. .-8drd'
ts nlbt Ilsbsr qsier was ba Bsrausfcmmsn
fol-; mir molen Feline Moros ODER MaubssIbits
ts srjdbsn' aub nbt anteissn eas bic @bu.
pIfil in Srane 9eratbsn ist fcnosrn nur bas
srtrascrbindrs ersi9nis sridbsn, mas asifern
Dor abt 2a9sn bsi Der bisTssn Mltmuits.
run9 porfel.
Die LITE Scmpa9nie pom l fen Battalion
oss 53lfsn Ns9msntS Ysnnfppaniiber Wilis,
ecmmanbirt ron Gapitdn Srsnfsl, bate ,ur bss
ionssrn llebun9 Gin Sbsbsnfbie0sn psran.
ifaltst, lpslbss auiTer ben rseuIdun WiIi;ibuns
gen rcr9sncmmen murbe unb tsr psrfammsls
ten D1snss BON 3uibausrn pisl 8sluitiauna
unb role Sufrietsnbst NIT ben Baffsnibuns
gen 9swdbrts. Cine aus Srsttsrn asfsrtots
Sisur, sIsib bsnsn bic 8swobnlib pcn 9oluns
tssr Sompa9nisn gum WsrffbisTsn ssbrautt
msresn, purss am Guse pss psnn Mtcunt's
aufssifsat unS bic lite ecmpasnis ,uurcs nab
nsusftsr Manlsr "esn lan9sn 98sa," aufas>
ltsllt' morauf bas Ssusr NIT Soantaranatsn bss
9anm mrju Der 8cbsn binIanslits Munitcn
!'sfsrts. SSsbsr GRIismann bate 70 ns isin
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len, 10 srpartste Sober Der Sneiansr ,pirbs
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bat piisn mir ni6t. % asrsibt alfo Der llfsn
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9eben pares.
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pas sinsn bsrrlibsn Gnblid ssipdbrts.
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fsnsm Stabe Ssssnmdrtis. Die bobsn psrfos
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b'!ssts, Ssins erellsns fprdds Jneifb. 9a
fine Die 6srrsn Ganabisr i'm Srrtbum; penn.
fplpanisn bat absr sinsn @pursrnor Der "firt
rat Jneiib pIaubsrn fann."
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mas snen bsrrli1sn anblid 9sipdbrts.
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bsn rpill, rrcrin aas Babl6strAssrsin srsdblt
wertsn, bic felt sinissn Sabrsn porasfaaen.-
Wsnn Ct iib ba nur nibt fslbtt ssrsi6t.