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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08
THE TRIBU N e.
wHIC NOMINATIONS;
MONDAY MORNING, JULY 5, l944.


r7- In Democratic WING General Com.
nitsee. July =. l-ii-ResOirsG. TINT TIE t,ernocizHc
hr Electors OF the Cy and County oi New fos be re-
oestr 10 assemble their respective NHrd- on MONDAY
Ere,,ny the 18TH n,tgn mt O'Clock or the purpose Of cho
ny i've persons represent them IN County Convention 70
,eiec thirteen Deeg;es the City and County 10 The STATE
Convention at Syrucuse >,
Rssor,d nat the said County Convention be requested g
meet on Monday Evening the Zh Instant ss O'Clock, a the
Broadway House.
The following designated Us the places oil iecns iof 9e
several WARDS,
irt Ward Thresher's Broad.s,rcet Hotel.
od Jones's Second Ward .Oul.
2d North River Coffee House.
1th Shnkspeare Hotel.
9Th SianOu liou,e.
6sh National Hall.
S,h Al such place as Ward Committee designate.
@h Howard House.
9Th Northern Exchange.
lGh Columbian Hall.
llth Mammalian Hall.
15th At such place ~ Ward Committee designate.
l3th Corner o: Clinton und Grand streets.
l4tn Broadway House
18Th - Cun.t,uuou Hall.
10th e HazletOn's. Gth Avenue and Itn-street.
l1.h - Henry Clay House. 80
By order, \. BOWDITCH BLUNT. Chairman.
JosKPu r. PiRasOS ,sc,s,,,;s- o..
J. Ii. HOBART HAws N7"
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rs-DemocratIc Wing General Committee.
-pecinI Meeting Of this Committee VIII be held on ues-
sy evening Juy g nj the Brondvny House. NJ p'cloc%
N"' y. BQNDTCH BLUNT Chairman.
I"sfrH 1tor.pI =, rRiHs9s. i.%. Secretaries jys2:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

REMAINS OF De WITT CLNTox.-The Family
o' the late Gov. Clinton are about to remove his
Famains from the vault IN which ,hev we're depo
>lied and where tney have sl1mbered "unhon.
cred ana unknown" for seventeen years. Is it
rot proper that Their removal should be attended
u the steanboa; by our citizens
Alb. Eve Journal.
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Official.
appointments by the Preside MT,

john CHAABrgs to be Governs, of the Territory Of Iowa
pre-. -
! HrspgRrr TO be Marshal of the United State. for tie
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

z The L. $. Hotel, st. Louis, took fire on
the night OF the 25.h and was damaged to the
amount OF or So 600 Fully insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

j. Cullen SAwrgLLE, Esq. OF Norridgewock,
has been nominated for Congress BY The Locos OF
the Somerse, District, Maine.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

u a correspondent suggests that the Speech
OF HENRY CLAY at Raleigh ought to be read at
the next meeting of every Clay Club in the
country. We second the motion. Let the
Speech of JonN VI. CLAYTON be read likewise, If
It has not BEEN We have repeatedly urged this
course upon our friends. Give noiict that on
such an evening Mr.. Ciay's Speech viii be read,
and be sure you have a good reader then on the
next regular meeting, AIr. Clayton's Speech ;
follow with the best elementary exposition Of the
Tariff Question then Texas and SO on. By ta-
king this course, and pursuing it faithfully, many
Wings who have little taste for reaGing at great
length will be rendered familiar with our argu-
ments, while men OF undecided politics and
even moderate opposers viii be attracted to our
meetings, while they would shun or be rcpclled
by speeches OF different character. Think
of IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

= a new Post Otiice has been established a,
SANDY Mines, Jef,rson, No, OF which Mr.. JOIN
ANDERSON is Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

For NEwBuRGH.-We would call the attention
OF the public 10 the advertisement of the steamboat
James Madison, in another column. Ii will be per
ceiyed that she is about TO make an extra trip 10
that place, commencing this day. She will in fi,.re
Ee Inc pier oot OF Warren street every Monday afternoon
at et2ocock. and every Fuc,ny rriay a, ,clock
ef es!y starting on Monda5 M enable her to arrive nt New
sh ong before dark, give an opportunity o .ed
ih- IN evening with their friends and return y,,b tho r
city about half past 10 O'Clock ' - ni. A'"'e III tne
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II A riot occurred on the steamboat Colun

II A riot occurred on the steamboat Colum-
oia at Annapolis, on the 4,.. Some residents OF
the city came to the wharf as the ooa, ", -S ieav-
ing and commenced throwing brick.bats, &C.
INTO he, and il was with great difficulty the boat
was got under way-several persons were injur-
cd. The ringleaders have been arrested.
u We learn from the New.Haven Herald
that fire occurred II that CITY on ;he 4,h, which
DESTROYED The store house of William Townsend.
and considerably damaged the dwelling OF John
E. Leland
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observation-disclosures. &c.

Crops are rather backward in Mas .achuset,.
and generally look well. Corn is USUALLY susI,
but Of good color. Potatoes are of rood pro.
mise. Grass is late and light, the weather hav.
ing been dry.
Industrial ACTIVITY and prosperity arc every
where manifested, New houses are going NJ
more IN the country than in Boston, which did
us heaviest amount OF building last year, old
buildings are being repaired, farms arc being i'm.
Proved 40 &c. Concord may boast some of
inc best corn-fields East Of the Connecticut.
Little OF the land in Massachusetts is naturally
'ertlle' much of 1t light sand or sterile gravel
out weH-dlrected Industry is making it very pro.
ductlve. We cannot doubt that the numb, wbo m
1--WE there by Farming is greatly increased By the
Manufactures, and that the general valne q,
land and Agricultural products is twenty. fire oer
cent higher than it would be in the absence Of
Manufactures. We rejoice to know that the ,d.
vahtages OF Manufactures are rapidly extending
themselves throughout The Union.
u Ayoang lady named Rachael ,5oosro,t.,
ded of hydrophobia near Cincroa, on ,sn 9q,b
ut. -hdi Oh INC ~'Ih
~ ~ he arrivals at Saratoga by Railway for
t''e week ending July 2, were 77O
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

NAvAL.-The L. ;. Frgse Raruan and sloop
Boston were at Rio Janeire on the 18th MaY-al
we'll.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08
From ne Frontier O-deusbur-h Sentinel.
Tint RIack MhI~ Thrift nf ISlp

Last Friday Wing Merchant in t=is place,
bought The shearing OF q flock Of Sheep from q
Loco Foco, ioE which he paic SIS. Last year
the same merchant paid the same man for the
sheaFlng from the same sheep only SIPS. What
4 'cieked Back TarIf that is, running the Far.
TerS, Laborcrs ana Mechanics! One fact ike
tnis outSeighs all tie ia4ieioas Tal.ii arguments
;uat can be produced.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

uLoRE PENDULUM cLocKs.-Clock-making has
made long stride toward perfection in our day es.
pecialy IN the clocks sold by j. R. Nils & O. 100
ul'oL-st which run wihon. winding from thr,y to
Mree Aa"dred an: serenty-eight days. The saving
'' laHor and care effected by this Improvement is oI
course an object to people who have apy thine n
do. The merits OF these Clocks are yery cle,rIy ss
forth IN the advertisement OF Messrs. Miils 4 Cn ~
our first page. y"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

IL The President has appointed RICHARD Lo-
RING Commercial Agent of the United States at
Aux Caycs. in the Island of ST. Domingo, IN
place of William B. Gooch. resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

Il The Loco.fcco Mass Meeting at Hudson
IN the 4,h passed resolution warmly commend
ing SlLAs WKIoHr, and nominating him 10, Cor
eraor 1t looks as though the Old White
Horse would have TO take the outside track next
iime
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

- The Montreal Courte- credits to this papers Locofoco
e mad oyzg he sentence Of Vhoe W Dor We bef 70 De
excused. /; probably be!o7gs 10 The PeOeaa,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

e We are indebted 70 Nj Etsard Tiner for us Euro
pe-l INES OF June = steaa,hip Glen, Western Ad
& TO. also have Vui lak, 10, os ,o,ts ,,,eo,oo
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

Poor Creature. E.-The editor sf the North Albanian
Proposes t iufssh dollar al; the eIeca-pcvg-
bls lieH Ny Cay sk5.! be President. ~ l. Aurora
Nd NE aufVta exhibit confidence the success of
S cADHcalS a. 10 urnh IL rap-r dollar yeer 3ayG{e
~ =" John Iyter .a-.! se PresiaeHi7 Alb Adv
We thlnA -ood portion OF the Aursras sub
scribers are already he!a "a, tenure something
Ike this
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

CLAY bVTroNs.-Mr. <. H. Maxwell, 50 Maiden
lane has sent US a card Of superb Coat and Vest
Buttons, plated by the new Gaivanc process which
are about iHe richest We have ever seen. Tn. Coz,
Buttons areornamented by a medallion likeness If
Henry Clay "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

1HE NORWICH ROUTE TO Bosrev.-The Mail
train which left Boston at Il 7. Vi. on Saturday,
reached Norwich, Conn. 10 minutes before 9, having
run lOf miles in hours and 20 mnutes including
stops Why can'' we have this gait over the Rail
roads to Philadelphia, bringing passengers through
by the night-rain at9 oclock7i The Cleopatra,
Capt. Dustan. landed the Mails and passengers
here, after comfortable nights rest at precisely
A. M. We doa'. zee that this could be much i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

IL The Wings had = glorious rally at Wood,
bury, CT on the 4th. The Hartford papers say
mat not less than 5000 were present They had
he righ, sor, OF dinner. speeches, toas's' TsSo-
,,,o,s e,r
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

NJ Ion. TnADpAus orkvaSs OF Pennsyiva-
=; ~, ID through this city on Saturday on his
way TO Vermont.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

WILLIAM :. Rowland. I.>G.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

No words the charming grace md the passion
he behuty o nusca which the Sg7Oi
laoean deighe, Us IN Monday evening Int. Her singing.
her gesture. ef look from the beginning the the
evening. were mystery nt the known her>etnlone
ier rouhdt her trIs were marked by iluenry, ee
snnce-by peny snpothneSs and precision. difficult tn
tam. ana yet IN her WERE unconcouS-
winch me other great artists Of Europe have
tivnl Inc CndcsIa. 81 the Sgnora Cntl well
known neady celebrated the Old WorId-now they
hnvo EXCITED equal admiration among the lovers
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

u There was 2 Loco.Foco Mass Convention
in Wyoming County on the 29th ult. The 'ol-
Owing particularly luminous resolution was
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

~ The Wings Of MADISON County will hold 3
Mass Meeting a, Morrisvil'e on the 18th INST. En-
6sv> when Gov. Seward and other eminent
sneakers will address them. There will be ra'h,
or tall gathering. We have advices OF decl-
ded Wing gains in that County
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

g5 The Wings OF LENAwss county, Michi'
gan, held a convention at Adrian On the 18TH
and were addressed by Hon. LKvI BgARcsLEf'
formerly Van Buren, Senator OF this State
4. way he exposed the swindling pFs'ences o.
so.,e Northern Loco Focos, that Polk is as
much of Tariff man as CLAY" was thorough
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

The OpERA.-fhe third representation of the
beautiful Opera Of the Naiian in Agiers, in which
Madame Damoreau has achieved so complete and
crafty ing triumph, takes place this evening. I he
following opinion OF Madame Damoreaus singing is
from a article IN the Er,ujuD Pact.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

b. order N BOWDITCH BLUNT, Chairman.
joIfrH u fion.KT H1ws Sec'e,arie' ys5;
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General 0lGGrfel.

Us mabt uns 8srsniissn, fast Der Clinton
eauntp 9Sbs, srmdbt9t ~ fsn folasnosn Sss
'psis bon Gen. MdrfsrS gBsrtb unp Sdbiafsi.
ten ju ltsfsrn ausss;c9en aus sinsm Srisfs sis
mes S3srrn BON oisisr eauntp, Der jsst i'm Use.
fen rsist, an fsinen Sobn assuITrt. Ser
Brief 1T pom 2. Suli oatirt uno Der @breis
Osr fast; "Sb fprab purissn 9cnnsrfas, uns
9sfdbr Witta9s, bsin @ensral elm. gr bate
juif aussfpannt pom WeIibfornpflassn. er
smpfns MIDI b6f1ib. bsorbsrts bas msin pfsrs
usriorst wurbs uno fasts mir bann alsid, sas
ib Dor esm ndbifsn MOrssn nitbt ,psaasbsn
cirfts. 6r. M. tpiomste fb sann aan, msis
mem 8srSnlissn 9ins NIT mir auf lsine lt5Sns
Sausrsi, fibrte MIDI nab Der papermibs,
bic pom fsinen bsibsn SSbnen bstrstsn wirb,
esrsn Mafbnsrie alein $4,000 folfst, bsilts
msinss pkrbss &ifsn, fprab iibsr pclitf u.
anesre 9auptssssnffdnce NIT esfunesm Ser
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st 0ouoernDr 0ituer.

Der Carlisle "j2erOlO" fast, untsr Den les
ten pon ben Sabaosn llnwabrbsitsn wcpcn bic
sotofofo SIdttsr ibsrfallt fno, binlIbtlib Der
Sstia bon Der 8bissYartsi, 1T cine ron Der
pttsburs Wcrnins Yeit, bsbauptene oas @rs
@cupern6r &tnsr bon bisfer @ountp, 6rn.
Slap perlaifn bat unb Yolf untsrif,issn mill.
9Sir itno I'M Stanos oisisS auf 2(utoritdt
Su ldusnen. @cp. 9titnsr 1T n aeasn
Iern. Slap uno wrb Samss 6. Yolf nj b
untsritassn. Gin Sreuno tsnabribtat uns,
oas alS Der psrIdumosriebs parasrapb Dem pas
trlottbsn aItsn @eupsrn6r 9sssiat wurse, bis<
Ter eaeurb aufssbrabt wurbs, ,ps ss jsosr
bob9sitnnts @ssnsr psS qofofofoismus fsn
wdrOs' uno b6blf aufsebrabt faate sr, obns
Inltano: Mr rpires ebsn 70 frhb feline rsdts
9anS abbausn laiIen ais feline @runsIase Der.
laisn"--ois ssfunosn Grunoidse osnsn sr felt
plslsn Sabrsn buloi9ts! Dies fbldat miebsr
cine bon Den ea9sn nistsr Die unfsrs gsansr 70
tlei6ia ;rfulren,
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Srlef bes Jorn. NrelinobupIen,

SH Sofoe llnp ,plsesr an ibren atsn Gnifs
Ten slns Slal1s ess Gclfss ssasn Die anesrs ouf,
jurs'isn' in Der (ecTnuns Die aufnsrelamfsit
een 0fm Faupt9sssnifanes ab;usnfsn. IN
Fou'sp'l'e battsn ibrs Anfhbrsr, fo uis an ans
oer" ortsn, Die Ssibulrisuns perbrsitst, sas
pr. SrslinsbuDisn oa9sssn fsi ben Satbolifsn
IN 'su Yorf ben Russn bss ofsntdsnSbu(>
f0neS iu srlaubsn; cas ct sin Wsitaso ess mas
flp:amsrtanilben 9ersins 1T uno ros ,r nj,
lsstsn aufribrs in philadelphia nibt aoein
olll'9s icncsrn aub nit anssiiiftst babe. Siit<
ter Sesnrp pirtIs unb Geo. .. Yrentis, pom
scu'splle ScurnaL fbrisbsn einen Srisf ,ibsr
osn 9s9snlrano an Srn. S. uno 8elses 1T bic
anfwcrt. Wts its Sas Sournal sntbislt.
Nsu Yorf, Suli 4. 1914.
Wtslne 5osrrsn :-Sbr 9eebrtsr Brief murs,
r'lptl9 erDaltsn uno Die barin entbo(tensn Nro<
gen psrcsn frsuciS bsantwcrtet. @sit mensm
2Sobnsn in bisfsr City, ais &an,(sr pon hsr
l'nlpsrlltdt fllblts b bas ss meins Vf1iebt fir
Ipr Sntrsilt fei MIDI fsbr piel BON YarteissDo,
l'tt juridjujebsn ausasnommen 70 msit "a
oeS 9sHs'''9ts Stlmmrebt bstriTt. Stb bate
tslns Herb'noun9 init Der Hatip Nnsrifan
Parte' uno babe AUDI jest feline. Stb babe ME
9slpreNsn bon ben OfcbsSesnen BON @swa(t
uno oIut, als NIT entfbisoensr Gsrabtuna II.
oattt nlDts 5u tbun NIT terGbsiluna bssS6u(
Senes Splbsn Satbolfsn uno Yrotslfantsn
IN 'tsu yert. Sbrs Rabfass 1T in Der Shat
o!s erlfs erInncrun9 lpslbe itb bate, oas Elm
os9enltano Der 4rt bsifrittsn mcresn it, ers
Ianben lIs mir ju fa9sn msine 6srrsn, i'm IN.
9snlslnen' eab lb bic @runoidss esr@ @onlfitutis
on mfrtD balts' nslds allsn p6aiss @cmii1snss
frs,pslf srlaubsn unb ale rslisi6lt llntsrlbses
uho e'nr'htun9sn psrbistsn, als BELLA unS
fundamental. |s WV
Vanj atbtun9spol Sbr
Ibeooor Srelinabuvfen.
Serrsn IesnrD pttls une y. 8. Vrsntis.
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| Cbmotl 60 b6tff ausenfaais 1T, bab bic
popuIaritdt bss eorn. Mabtsnbsrs burb ben
sanSsn Staat auf fsbr ftbmabsn Tisen ffsbt,
Iprablsn eob bic Orsans isinsr partsi ocer
psustbt feline ei9ensn, init 9utsn Ausiibten
fur bic ndbife 9Sabl. yur msnissn qsutsn
1T ss unbsfannt pslts psrSwsisIte Anttrens
9un9en isne Inbdn9sr in 1885 mabtsm ais
sr iib bern GcIfs BON Ysnnfplpanisn gum @ou>
psrn6r aubuorinsen fubtu uno Der grfoIs oas
rsn mar, eab CT uirfIib stwas uber piersis
tauieno Stimmen srbslt. Wsrft bisfsa-
10000 Stlmmsn in sinem Staate, Der su bies
fer 3sit wsnisitsns $4,000 @tm1msn sstsn
fam! lin wis pisl ieh S3r. 80. in Der
8unif ces 9olfss 9swcnnsn BADEN, menn sr
BON ceien Stiii,sn bic Msbrbst srbaltsn ioa ?
llnfers @ssner iasen jest: "gr war banaIs
Der Saneeat elmer Saftlon-sinsS ssirsnntsn
sbeils Der Yartei-absr jsst 1T sr Der rbtis
srnannts @aneSat Der San3cn Yartsi." @its
lsr 2Sabn! QSsr miro oaran ;'psisln, bas bic
8afticn, wslts Srn. 81. in 1885 untsrlfists,
ale isins Srsunee sniblob? Die bsibsn SAT.
tpnsn unisrsr @s9enpartsi waren Dor Der @ons
psnticn misbsr ftrmljb pcrbanrsn unb tsfss
ben 9rostsntbsls AUDI jest. user Elm aufmsrfs
flames Nu9e auf cas Sbun Der @onpenticn bat>
ts' psls turb meldbs Mittd ST. Wdblenbere
feline ernsnnu9 srlan9ts. 9Esr piro nun CLAUS
ben, eab eas 0cIf bon Ysnnfplvansn berit
fsin wrb sinen Mann fir gcupssn6r su nab.
len, Der nur bsifimmt III Die Ntmniliratcn
fsnss Tpr9anssrs su srnsusrn? Cine fplbs
llnporGbti9fsit miro eas 3oIf BON psnniDlpas
n'sn ns bs9sDen, esnn YortsrS 2lomniifrotcn
1T all9enlein perbast uno sns @rnsusruna csrs
islb'n mdrs Die Nbsrs So9s msnn 5r. Mibs
lsnbsr9 srwiblt wirbs.
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le in Elm fleines Bierelas uno 9ieft 70
piel rotben SSein oarauf, bab oas 81 gang
oapon bebedt tpiro. - Dieter g8en per=
lisrt nah 6-S Stunoen feline rotbe Sars
be uno miro gang blau, tpabribeinli6 bon
Dem aus Der Sbate .oes Gies an iib 9e:
fo9enen &alfe, tpelbsr oas fpeeifiibe 9eilz
mittel ousaumatben fbeint. Sis Sur
2Sieoerfebr oes SiebersNnfaus ldbt man
oas @las bcoeeft, trinft aber beim ertfen
@efIble oes Srotes Den gSein ai,s. Sc
pobnlib miro nun naeb Dem erften Sc,
braube oieies Mittels oas Sisber beftieer !;
nab Dem slpeiten Gnoem man lpieoer eli
frifbes 81 eenomn,en unb barauf Hotbs
rein sesohen bat) 1T Bet 8ieberonfaa
ipeit fbWd6er uno nab bem 3ten bleibt
oas Sieber oft gang meg.
Gs 1T ieoob gut, AUDI wenn Die &ranfs
belt 9eboben 1T bas Mittsl nod ein9ee
NAL an Den Siebertasen Su nebn,en. G6
1T aber rotbiam beim @eblelfieber einis
Sc Nnfdue poriiber9eben su lofen, obne
9lel1 Die Sranfbeit 5u Demmen uno oonn
erit oieies @ittet anSulpenoen.
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(@in9sfanet.)
Serr Yupslls,

JetFF Pulptuef
Sb fibls ibsrssuet, tas penn
sbatf den unisrn Wtitbiiresrn csutlid,
por9ele9t wsrbsn, iie anbaltsn, natesnfen uno
iibsrIsssn wsreen, bepcr fs lire Stmmsn Gsi
ber fommsnSen 0Sabl ein9sben. Inter aeaens
wdrti9sn iiInifdnSsn bat jsSsr 3ausr, 5oaubs
wsrfsr nno Nrbsitsr, bsr @runesi9sntbum ouf
feinsn eisenen Namsn bsTst, cine Wcr9dtfb
barauf lis9sn, fsi iis 9rcs Oesr fsin, bis unfsrs
encrms StaateIbulb, BON mebr ais 40 9tillos
nsn Sbaern, bsjablt 1T /! uno fs fam { bes
Sablt Wsrcsn, bis Die SHsnttben qdnosrsisn an
bic Staatsn surlif9c9ebsn fnb,esnsn lis tts
m a s 8 an9ebersn.
Ssbet ouf eeiss: - Ssitbem 6rn. @ay's
Ylan fir bic 8ertbeiIun9 beS Irtrass bon Den
tffentliben Qdnbsrelen an ale Staaten ,uerif
pcr9sbrabt purse, inb an Dem Sdasamts
Der Gsreini9tsn Staatsn rs IRiaicne
: y Ter oapcn sinsenpmmsn Worbsn 0Sdrs
oiefe Summe rebt uno 9efsslib pertbslt ,por
ben wiirce ss 9lsib IbaIer uno so Sent auf
jsbsnOaann, Srau uno &inb in ben Ser Staas
te n9swsien fsin /!
Heu Vorf whrbe tsinabe eff 9Rilis
one n Sbaler erbalten baben!
Yennfplp en- mirbe bsinabe M l.
| ltonen Sbaler erbalten BADEN llnb
Sir9inien bdtte sri ionen Sbas
Ter bsfcmmsn, unb anpsrs Staatsn i'm Ners
bdltnis.
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SsN s.sl gutse bdtten nidbt Die gtaaten, be.
tbun f6nnsn? """""
Snn''nSeesr pennfplpansns, ,pie pie( BON
oen nn9sDeursn Sarsn bate bem 0olfe erfnort
Dstoen teansn, wenn Die @srtbeiunas.Sia.
nnfsr Den Wnfibtsn BON 5rn. 6 an, poff,rt
,nars. ME iie Bel &sbt bdtte paf0rsn foIlsn %
uno fs'e psrilbert, Die @srtteiiunassSil mirn
ME sum @efes wsrben unter her NS;s.
re9srun9 BON Z qcfofotosn,. NJ. p'
Sapsr sbrl'ebe Ostbirssr, banbslt oeredt
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