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The Arkansas banner., 1844-09-25
pafK DALLAS. AND TEXAS!


 The present. golden moment to obtain Texas must not Re lost, er Texas must, from necessity, be tl,fogTfate he ei fs5gi,i and be forever lost 10 the Uritaa States. l say, again, LET Nor Tufs8epeoR oRvuEIRY sLtP TO REGAIN TEX4s, sr Ii ma e4 ogr grasp forever, or cost us oceans sf blood and millions oi money, to free us from the evils snay De brought upon s. hope and trust there will be as many PATRIOTS in the Senate as will ratilY ihe treaty, which, have no doubt, will bs promptly entered into.
 Tiadson's Lciter Hqreh l. Isi4 ss aHl n favor of tte immediate recommendation ot Texas tethe territory and government Of the United States ea slaHn no dopbts as to the power or expedsneg af tae razanaayation Let Texas he rseaa Sea, aad ihe authority and laws of the Jnifeassai sha sabsfcd and maintained with. ia her l..s;as. as asa a .te Oregon Territory, and let tha aSea re.icH ot oar government he' net Io permit Great Britain U a1y other foreign power to nfant colony or hold dominion over any portion ot the people or territory oieither
 palk's Leitee, ,9pr5i, ls4I.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-09-25

poets of the people whom he once claimed as his political brethren. Now let us mark him as Cain was branded. Let HelleT's be theonly vote which he shall get in the State unless some Whig choosea to vote for him) and then let him go forth to the world with Weler's aome alone endorsed upon him, and he will have ylLER mark than CAIN'Sa
The Arkansas banner., 1844-09-25

[ DR. DesJAmrN P.JErr, of Washington Hemp stead counts hes been elected Bfgadier General for the lst Brigade Of the ist Division Aransas Milisa. in tle plase Of Dfigadier General Thomas T. Vii lalnsoa; resigned. The lst Brigade is composed of
 Inc counties of Sevier, Hampstead, Lafayette, Pike, Clark, QQachita, Hot Spring, and Montgomery. ss
 QoERY.-Wiil the GAZETTE be so good as to in form Us what office CAPT. PIKE is running for2
The Arkansas banner., 1844-09-25

.i ata after my iflend 2shleY, fhe candidate Tor electof, with a sharp stcs. a-PVIAsKf
 You are after himswith dull Aeqd, too RIr. pu- lasi, aad with no regard to truth or the sacredness of private character. Like all assassns of life CT characier, you strike from the daGk you are notfor an open and manly combat, and Therefore really de serve no notice at al We published the statement, two weeks ago. from Davidson, thinking that some might give credit to t4eetfges evoa of one so reck- less oftruiil and justice.
 You say ''0f the ten or twelve distinct charges alleged an attempt only is made to respond to enc 9
 And in thlt response we proved that you had stated what was positively false If yoa knew ito be iaae you told wilIhlly and maliciously, an un- truth, to call it by name no haIsher. If yoa did not know your statement of Col. Ashley treatment Of Davidson 10 be true which you certainly did not, han yo8 have manifested such aa utter disregard for the sactadnesS of private character, as to satisfy every reasonable man that you feel conscious hav- ihgnohas in tae vag Of caarae yourself at stake Take either view of the case. and the result $ the aainea-gou are disefediled, incompetent witness. It is vel settled in the courts of law and honor, th4 fla witness ; proven to have made false state nents knowingly, or without knowing any thing about tie subject matter oi testimony, IS 10 ohe point, the whole of his testimony is rejected
 You say you made ten or twelve charges against Col Ashley, and that We responded to but one of them. In that resFonsG. sir we convicted you of the most inexcusable faschood and slander. The balance of the charges made by YOU, or charges since made, or which you may hereafter make, judging you by the above rule, deserve no response. Charges made by such writer fall like straw at the feet of Col. Ashley. The GhzErrG should be ashamedte publishtha poiailess, ~4rLEss, TRUTH LESS s48i5s Of saeh ah one
The Arkansas banner., 1844-09-25

Da. BoRLAND will please publish in the Banner, the following list of appointments when desire 10
The Arkansas banner., 1844-09-25

4 We had enough men of talent, fine acquire ments, uabendng Democracy, undertaking censis- ency, and of long and faithful service in the party without resorting to such miserable choice as ByIl Such men were CHAPMAN and DREW.
 5 Byrd was not the choice of the people as he has yAINLY B0AsTEDl The people were fairly represented in thc Convention, and the nomination was made i1 reference to the claims of all the aspi rants, ana the good of Lhe parIv
The Arkansas banner., 1844-09-25

Ju3se Lacy ofeAfkahsas, announced in our last I as Q oeiagate from Arkansas ta ou? Convention, re- q9est Us to say that hs visit to the city at tAis time 5as accidental, and though present at the Conyen. ton, he d1 not come as a regular delegate Be longing ta the bench at home, lie is opposed to tAa active interference of the Judiciary ia the pasty pollsies af the couatfR.a
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-17
RIOT IN PHILADELPHIA

A most disastrous riot took place M
phia on the afternoon of the 9th Thel
lead to il was this; 1t appears that l
nipl.t the Native Americans of the I}
held public meeting While the p1
were IN progress, an attack was makel
a party of Irish. who drove the Native
from their stand, and, as is alleged, took
of their flag and destroyed it. Tho M
re assembled at another place, whore 81
lutions were adopted, and it was agrs
an adjourned meeting at the corner of
Second streets on Monday afternoon, q
Indignation at the outrage OF fndd
and to "take the necessary steps TO pr
petition oft" Accordingly, large NJ
held on Monday at the place montlon'
tor being in session little while, stoI
il moved over to the Washington Marx
Ter street, between Second and Tlnrd,l
ret out of tho rain. While there, lad
Irish having assembled in the neighbor
vidual quarrels commenced, and tho NJ
attacked About or 1000 wcro in q
and most OF them under high excitenl
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-17
GD1rlnf4R
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY.
OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
FRELINGuUXSEN
OF NEW YORK.
WING HAMMER.

A sound National Currency, regulated by the
will and authority Of the People.
An adequate Revenue, With fair protection 10
American lndusiry-just restraints on the Exec
utivo Power, embracing further restriction on
the exercise of the Veto.
a faithful administration of the Public Do.
man, with an equitable distribution OF the Pro.
ceeds of sales among tho States
An honest and economical administration of
the General Government, leaving Public Officers
perfect freedom Of thought and of the right of
suffrage but with suitable restraints against im
proper interference IN Elections.
An amendment Of the Constitution limiting
the incumbent Of the Presidential Chair 10 a
Single Term.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-17
q. fA.
STOP THAT BALL

Nearly full returns have boon rec,
Virginia. There is no doubt that
have a majority on joint ballot Of irof
There will be also several contested seal
the Wings will DO successful in sec,
which will increase the Wing major
secures Wing Senator as Mr.. Rivos'
expire on the 9TH of March next.
Virginia,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-17

The notorious Murrell, who has been
confined in the peniientiary for the last ten
years, was, we understand, discharged last
week, and Immediately shade tracks (or
Arkansas. NaskpilIe Wig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-17
FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM 4. GRAHAM.
OF ORANGE COUNTY.
CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLATURE,
DAVID NJ. LEE, : For the Senate.
CYRUS QUERY,
WM. JOHNSTON, For the Common
ELI STEWART,

11-We arc authorized TO announce Thomas \
ALEXANDER. Esq. as a candidate for reelection
TO tho Office OF sheriff Of Meeklenburg county,
at the ensuing election.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-17
JOHN McP. BERRIEN,
J BURNETT,
EUASTUS ROOT,
ABBOT LAWRENCE,
WM. $. ARCHER


WAsuNGroN, 2nd May, 1871
''SriENrN have the honor to acknowledge
receipt Of your letter, dated yesterday, at Bal.
lyD'fa' communicating my nomination. by the
',ennl Wing Convention there assembled, TO
People of tho United States, MS Candidate
lha Office of President of tho United States
'aliaenIly believing that this nomination is in
''9fmily with the desires of a majority Of the
B PIE Of the United States, ! accept il, from a
" sense Of duty, aud with teelinge of profound
~uiae lrequest you, gentlemen, IN announ.
w 70 the ConYenton my acceptance OF tho no.
'D'uon, TO express tho very great satisfaction
','se from the unanimty with which It has boon
y will be recollcctcd that Delaware adopted
= Hammer in honor o. her Revolutionary sol.
VINO, by their galantfy in thirty three pitch
!, SSae'les, won tho name of tho "g1mo cocks
AZ Tom their blue uniforms tho State was call
W Tho soldiers tho Blue Hen" aud her troops
ny blue hens chickens"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-17
YOUNG MEMS CONVENTION OF RAT.
iFICATIDN

Believing that il would DO a source Of gratif.
cation to our readers to have full account OF tie
Convention Of Ratification. held in Baltimore on
the Cd inst, We Lave given to tie exclusion Of al
most every thing else an extended notice Of its
proceed ugs twill he read with pleasure and We
hope tho enthusiasm manifeSted by tic Whole pro
ceedngs will communicate itself 10 the heart Of
every Wing and from item TO oar opponents I'M
til there shall b. few loft to oppose O election Of
Clsy and Frelinghuyscn.
Every account of the scene on the 2 state it
to be pageant beyond description. Tie old and
tho mddc.a and tho gray haired sire were
there TO encourage tho young men in thar real
to DO justice, though lato il be, 10 the Patriot Far
NOR Of Ashland. II ,he procession the entLns-
astie sons Of tho Old North State, carried in their
van the Coat Of Arms Of tie State. with this mot
TO- in nllus.n TO tho uneonqacrablc Wig spirit
Of its people;
Firm as a fortress with i,s fence Of stone;
Such as an onemy's batilcd strength deiies."
Tie delegation from Wilmington, y. G., had
truly gorgeous and magniicen, banner. One
side Of II vas Of crimson velvet. and represented
an "a ge surrounded with thirteen stars enclo ing
the following inscription 49, Watching orer has
children uitA an eys that nsrcr ,riaks, a tring
that nsreg uearies, and hart that aerer pals
Our county, our Whole country" Tie roycrsc
side has Likeness of Mr. Clay and bears the fol.
tears tho poppy from Ler brow.-Ycs bayo am.
bition, tie pleasing ambition of contemplating
tho Curious spectacle Of free, united, prosper.
Gus aud tratcrnal people" Tie number eslma.
ted 10 have been on tho ground at Canton is co..
900. Tic Editor Of tho Fayetteville Observer,
who was present. thus notices tie procession:
This day of days is over. 1t has been an o.
vent in life time. And if lived 10 the age OF
Methuselah should never lope to look upon lis
like again thought that tic events Of yester.
day formed climax, winch not ing subsequent
could eclipse aud so they did in some respects.
Tho intello tual feast yesterday can neither be
surpassed nor cquacd nor could any thing equal
tho enthusiasm Of that ever 10 be honored body.
But that was on a small scale us TO numbers
To day the WORLD seemed to be hero. Tao count.
less thousands VITO composed the Procession,
formed but a small part of Tie people have seen
to-day. Tic Whole street. from one end 10 the
other, some three or four miles, was one mass OF
men, women, and children. And thon ten thou.
sand doors, windows, and house tops, were filled
with tho loyelost beings, WHO every where vel,
coined Ito Wings with faces bcamiug with plea
sure, and hands ever waving a &C d speed" TO
the Patriots who had come 10 lay their hearts at
their tountry's altar aud to devote themselves to
tho accomplishment of their Country's good"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-17
TO TIE REPUBLICANS OF MECkLEN
BURG COUNTY.

FFItow CITIZENS: 1t is known 10 you that
District Convention at Davidson College on the
Sth January last, appointed Burton Craige a Del.
egatc to tie Baltimore National Convention, aud
as his alternate General X, NJ Saunders. Mr.
Craige having informed Gen. s. of his inability
TO attend. letter appears in tho lato Washington
papers from Gen. Saunders, stating that, from
recent occurrences, he desires renewed expires.
sion of tho wishes of the people of this District
in relation TO the choice of candidate for the
Presidency Mr.. Van Buren,, like Mr.. Clay has
come out openly against the annex alton of Tex.
as Is il not, them us we have so unanimously
expressed ourselves in favor of annexation, our
duty TO relieve our delegate from the instructions
which now bind him, leaving him to a sound dis.
/ erection; 10 choose man who comedies fully with
MS in his views on this allimportant question .
We think so and as tho time is too short for
any other mode of action, we respectfully invite
YOU TO assemble in public meeting "a Charlotte,
on THIS dag ,oeek, Saturday, the 18Th instant
TO express your opinions on the subject. Come
I'M. Rcpubhcans of Meckleuburg and let your
voice be heard as in May, rs: That was crisis
in our nations history scarcely less important
in lis bearings upon the liberties OF our fathers
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-17

TIE LOCO FoCOS IN a HoBBLE.
The following is a copy of handful va found
circulating about town on last Saturday. twill
bo seen that tho Loco Focos have dropped the
word " Democrat" and hoisted the word ." Re.
publican" in its plaee-auothcr trap to catch gus
but all tier manpuvrng will not do:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-17

WASHINGTON CRY, May lst, ls4I.
When we heard Of the Texas meet
Court week We stated at once that il vi
TO make political capital for John ~
movement at Washington conyinces d
Of to truth Of the opinion.
-atacoN-ra
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-17

w, ALLEN,
BENZ fAPPANa
JOHN q. W Ella
JACOB BRINK u
EMERY II. POT1
H. ST JOHN,
W VI c. McC AUS
JOS. MORRIS. /
JOS MATTHEWS s.
T.. DEAN,
A. DUNCAN.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-17

than the present crisis is upon
friends Of tie South attend and
voice for Southern rights and tho
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-03-05
Sic 6riifabrS=@abIen.

Die qofefofOsWitslisbsr unftrr Geisssebun!
oesr susnisifens elm sbsil baron, bat Elm sebei
mes 3irfular an siniss rsdtsldubiss qofofoeci
8sfanbt, oas absr sufdaissrwsifs einem wbil
In Die Iodnbe ssretb unb baburb bsfannt Wur
os' rporin Ge eieftlbsn auforosrn. wabrenb ben
bsrannabsnbsn Wablfampfs ia rsbt tbatis uni
pabfam ;u fsn, unb tu biefsm Ssbuf bsi Der
bsrannabsnosn 9Barb: uno saunfbip.Wabtr
Nass autSubsten, um ibre Snfpeftcr u. BabI
&ibtsr Su srwdblsn. Diss 1T tpisbsr elm De
rpsis, pe unfsre Sssnsr Den 9OrtbsiI itsr uns
ju srbafbsn ffrsbsn. Nuf rsbt6sm Wsss if
Smar fein Sbabsn obsr Gortbsit fur cine ODE,
Die anesre partei, burb erwdbIun9 Der Babl
bsaintsn, 5u bssuirfsn, absr aus cbisem auftra
9e Idst fit fblssem bas bic qcfoS pislsid
gum &6brsnIessn unb @arnfpnnsn ibrs 5u'
fubt nsbmsn wc(len, um lib Dor Der Pietsr.
la9e Su fibsrn, Die ibnsn 70 unaustlsiblid, bs:
porlfsbt Obwobl mir nun ssib uniernTrtun.
ben nibt ratbsn mtebkn Bel Den @abIsn lin
9ersbtiefeitsn ~ absn, baItsn mir IS eotb fl,
Swsdmabis iis an bic Bi6tisfsit Der 9Bab
tu srinnsrn, bic am Sreitass, ben Is. Mdrs
ifattfnest. Sober foats sur BabI ssben uns
earnab fsben, bas nur sbrlibs Wdnnsr ali
Snfpsftcrsn ano &ibtr srndblt msrssn, BIZ
bei ssn ndbhsn bsibsn BabIsn fir @cupsrnt,
unb prsiibsnt Su btnsn BADEN.
9as 5rfular morauf mir uns bsSisbsn, fan
ben mir i'm YbiIaoeIpbisr "Daplp Sorum.'
% 1T BON abtybn qofofofos aus allen sbsilsr
sss Staats unteryibnst, bic sins Nrt Nnfib
rsr unter Der partsi blbsn, unc feline asbtbsi
Sabsr nibt ~ be5meifsln.
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(giuaeTaubt.)

SD erfebs in Dem "Gsilt Der 3tit" siuer
in Enstaun seprmftsn 3situna. pab Die Bar'
ser BON bislsm 9bsile bes gauntp's oaranl
aus ltnb Wa,ttsl unn wsst bcr3uidlasen, biz
Staatsltbulo 3u tsJablem cbne feltit brhdsn
be sarsn bs5ablsn 3u ,nafsn. gs 1T rs6l
uno pfiht; es 1T Sahs oss ScIfe, auf
msrtlam 5u iein bas 1olf fcI ts3ablsn, a.
her ss 1T audi Der @ouperan rre >anpes
wsnn ss atsr ben Mnthtsn uno Bittlebrif
ten einer Ssrfammluns, psrsn Serbanrlnn
gen im otseoaetter 3eituna 3u lsfen ftae, naot
ssbt, 70 miro ss sitle W.ibe feim Die fleb be
faste SsrGammlunS seaetcn bat uin ben 81
tphnibtm 3rpsf ~ srrsidhen.
Sie fasen ODER ssten Dor :: ben $cbn te,
Seamten, pom @onDerntr bernmter bis sun
nntsrltsn Seamtsn foate sS3 CENT BON 3ba
lex bsrunferselsBt perosn fte batten absr tc
oentsn (oIlsn, ba6 ginihrdnfuns uno Sic
form feton lanse bic Nsce mar, aber nod
nietts sapen ssthan pnrps, une 70 pirss mie
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(&inasfanbt.)

SIN "Gsaein9sr Nolsr" pom 13. Sstruar
mabt iib elm Ginfsneer in ensm Ian9sn Nrti
tel ubsr bic QSbi9s, cper S6psralilfsn, menn't
bsllsbt, nno oersn Sbun uno Srsibsn luifia, -
inesm er bon Seiosrbdrrels, Nofubns, Ninbs
bratsn u. (. ~. fbpdst. - Scd)s Nufdse oif
tirt aM9enfbsinib Der pure Nsib. Sste Yar
tel perfubt BEL berannabsnper Nobl br Ssjts
um ibrs Anbdn9er auburssn, unb in 3erlu
ben oisfer 2trt itsbsn bic qcfo's Den gEbias fsi
nesns9e nab aber sS nil nid,t 70 recbt for
init ibnsn, uno babsr ftnb iis auf jsos 3sriam
lung Der gEbiss neloifb Spsr ipairfua! Si
tbun aass Mo9lite um sablrsitbs @sriammlun
gen auf Die Seins ju brln9en, unb btbienen lld
babel nlbt feltsn Der ioncsrbarifsn Sniff Gt
earf ndmllb bel sinsm Qufrufe sur 0srfamm
lung Wtartn Ban Suren'S Hame nitbt aenail
,psresn: 60 mus elm Joidorp Club, cine Sebn
icn cetr Sas Tsriammuns, Gin Sadfcn, Sror
Seit ODER SBeeumfse Club, Nnti Sarif ceer ir.
9sns fonit etrpas bslBsn; nur nitbt vBan Su.
ren Club oocr Tsrfammun9. - gEas absr bal
gW. Ban Suren NIT Den 8srcisnifsn Soffon'i
uno Sobnfcn's ooer Den NnIprtid)sn einss @af
Su fbaffsn, 1T itin Name bsnn 70 psrrukn baf
ct bel fclbsn 0eranlanunasn nibt aenann
psrosn barf bspor bic 3srfammlunasn ODE,
Wsistin9s orsanilrt fno ? - Bsn trifft bic,
Der 1ormurf: be Gsrfammlun9sn nift bsm
rsbten Ramen ju nsnnsn? QEarum beissr
biz qcfO's brs 8eriammun9sn nitbt BAN Su
ren rbsr Nnti Sanf 6umbug GRistinas, obe,
uarum brautbsn lie nitt bas Wette: "gin,
Cub 'Srdfurp uno 10 Ssnts per Sa9," a ii
SAINTS Subanan Nber ba Wuree Wiemant
fcmmsn.
Das ben Sarif betrifft, 70 mdrs es cine I'm,
fluss Wasrsssl, bsnlslbsn auhubsbsn; 70 Ian.
st bas 4uslanb unlsrs 4usfubrsNrtifsl NIT bo
ben SSllsn bslafftt bdlt. Ssltif untsr ben 60
fOs iinb bic Nniibnn bisriibsr itbr 9stbsIlt
Gin SbelI mil sinsn freisn 6anosl, 4nbsre elmer
mdsissn Sarif anbers anoers.
Sn 5oinlibt bss Iorwurfs bas bic Wbias
su @unifen elmer NaticnalsSanf, cbsr cine
dbnlibsn Nnifalt Der @rt (bsr Tams tbut nibt
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Su psrifsdsn ssfubt; unb bas 8olf pirb be
Der ndbifsn Babl 5u entibeiben babsn ob si
cine 2lnifaIt Der Nrt nil.
Der sing9e Yunft ipcmit unitre @tsner If
fentlib bsrausrifen, 1T : bab (ie lib Gs9nsl
bes Sarifs beissn; cbncbl Ie eS bti 8eitsn
nidt 2tGs finb ! Sie bsnfsn bsfcntsrs Die Sau'
srn banit su bumbussen ;Sineem lie ibnsn 9lau.
ben MAIDEN woaen /: bab baburtb Die 4usfubr
asbemmt unb bic inldnbfbsn Sabrifate tbsus,
wiiretn. IEsnn bisS, obne 4usnabms, burd
ben Sarf bs,rirft Iuiro, 70 mus uno miro {,
anbsrfsits bs,pireen, bas bic ginfubr ausldaei.
fiber Baaun serinser tpirc, (,pie ss bsrsiti
fbon esfbab), unb bas bic Nfsrbau,Yrctufts
rpsldbs Die 9auptsNusfubr bilbsn, aueb einsn in.
!ambifh.n Marft finesn. Ole WBiss .psasr
tibrissns fsinsSrpsss cine bnsffde cber Cont
nsntat Spsrrs, fonbsrn nur sinsn psniinfti9sr
Sarif. Gurio.
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&eabima, ben s. WfGr, 1914.
9smcfratifb rspublifanifdw Wbiss@rnsnnun
gen fur 1874.
Sur Yrsfbent:
Senrp Slap, BON &entudp.
Sur @cupern6r:
Spbn Sanfs, BON Reaoin9.
(9er entibsipuns Der Staatss@cnpsntion uns
ter,porfen.)
termorfsn.)

Gr9sn esrrsn 8. B. Smitb, Sobn 6.
@pans, u. 5. Ssrnan unb Scbn pctttissr.
bon Der @sftsssbuns, eanfsn mir fir ibsrfanes
te 9cfuments.
9urb Die Quite bss ern. Smitb, unferm
&sprsftntantsn in Der Gsftsaebun9, srbisltsn
mir ebsnfals Elm eremplar BON bem Sabrssbes
rbte bss Obsrauffsbsrs Der Iolfsfbulsn, fens
nsn atsr bsuts, pssen WanssI an &aun, fsis
ntn Nussua BARON aeben.
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am 8Drb bes 0ampffcbiffes 4rin=

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am SDrb bes Oampfibiffes Nrin=
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pa 15Oesen untsrbalb Bafbinston. .srsisnets.
DION felt einiser 3sit war eisfsr Gag su elmer
9rcssn Set uno Saapartbis am Srrb Bee
SbHss anberaumt, mcju eialaeun9en an ben
i prdfssntsn Der Der. ct. bic 9spartsmsnthsfs,
Mitslieosr oss Gonsrslts uns anpsrs anssfsbss
ne perfcnsn, init ibrsn Srausn ane Scbtern,
sr9an9sn ,paren. Die @stHfbaft bsffanb aus
msbreren bunoert Ysrfonsn, Sosrrsn unb 9as
men. 9Sdbrsnb Der 6abrt wurcs sur SeIuiiis
9un9 bic 9rc6e &ancne mbrtmaIs abssfsusrt.
bsim erittsn Seuer, benz Sort 9Safbinstcn sss
ssnibsr barff bic Sanons unb fbmsttsrte rings
um fib Soot uno 8srberbsn. Die Serrsn II ps
ibur, Staatsfserstdr - @ilmtr, srff felt
tnisen sassn Sserstdr Der Marne - @ommo.
bore Sennon, Surtaubsf i'm Marins Dts
partsment - Sirsil AR rep, espsftnsr
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