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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-21
Twenty-EighA Congress.
FIRST SESSION


WEDEEspAI, February II, 1874.
Amer the presentation Of petitions on The subject
VI postage.
MIR. TAPPAN moved that bis joint resolution,
limiting the OF service Of the judges Of the Su
preme and Circuit Courts VI the United States, be
made The special order for the second Monday IN
March. The motion was agreed 10.
Mr.. TAPPAN also submitted resolution calling
for copies Of the proceedings in the OF Alexander
s. Mackenzie.
MIR. SEMPLE introduced his bill for remodeling
the Consular establishment OF the United States II
was referred to the Committee ON Commerce, and
ordered to b. printed
Mr.. EVANS, from the Committee on Finance, re-
tain cases.
The bill granting compensation 10 pension agents
was taken up, aud finally passed.
The consideration ofth tariff resolutions was then
resumed.
MIR. BATES. having the floor, spoke at great
length; after which
The Senate adjourned.
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From the Philadelphia Inquirer
A LAUDABLE MOVEMENT IN NEW JERSEY

We yesterday noticed at some lesgtb, a suggestion
now much talked Of among our peigbbor. ,f New
Jersey, in relation TO Railroad from Csmden TO Cane
May. In conneyion with the matter, we NAV now
state that day or two ago, Report was made to
The New Jersey Council ny Mr.. Bcasley, in favor
Of Breskwater at Cape May Strong reasons were
urged for such movement, and among them, that
lib vessels with their csrgoes, with ~ lives, have
been lost at the Cape within the last 20 years The
Report concluded with resolutions, urging Con-
gess TO erect breskwa,er as above mentioned which
as We understand, have since passed both branoh,.
Of the Legislature. Our Jersey friends are beginning
we trust, 10 be-tr themselves in relation to variou,
matters connected with their interest II !. ori,e
time They have been too long the Rip Van winkle,
Of thi, part Of the Union.
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=. w. THOMAS, Esq, will deliver eulogy on
Washington" tomorrow evening, the twenty-se-
cond of February 10 the Apollo Hall, before The Me
iropolan Society. Gifted with clear musical enun-
citation, possessed of high order of intellect, and
having selected subject which never fails to awaken
the purest patriotism, We doub, not the effort this
oscason will al least equal if not surPas the antci-
paiions Of his numerous admirers and friends who
have heretofore been enrsp'ured by hi. eloquence.
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Mr.. CAVE JOHNS moved To amend the BAL
providing that no person should receive peDsion
who shall be- at the time, receiving salary frcu the
Government
Mr. SEYMOUR opposed The amendment, because
1t would DO setting new principle.
Mr. BRINkERHOFF thought the amendment
ought 10 be modified as only 10 embrace the OH
Of the Army and the Navy, aud suggested II as
modification to the amendment, which Was accepted
MIR ADAMS said there was already an act upon
the statute book, which expressly states that wher
officer Of the Army aud the Navy shall be entitled
to a pension, II shall not be taken from him
though he may be receiving his pay and alluded I,
Commodore Jones, who was foreign sta
ton, who Is entitled TO pension, and As receiving h
pay. lie thought the officers OF the Army aud Nav,
ought 10 be the last persons that ought 10 be reached
by such provso.
Here message received from the President
of the United States
MIR j. II. INGERSOLL spoke against the modif
cation which was intended only 10 reach the officers
Of the Army and Navy
Mr. CAVE JOHNSON spoke warmly in favor OIL
the amendment.
Mr. HOL spoke eloquenty against the amend
ment, and hoped II would not be adopted.
The amendment was further debated by Messrs
BRlNkER1OFf, HARDIN, DANA. BELSER
SEYMOUR, WINTHROP, CAVE JOHNSON. and
ADAMS.
MIR. VANCE moved that the committee rise.
division was called for, and, upon a count, j,
was decided in the affirmative.
The Committee Of the Whole on the state Of The
Union rose, and Mr.. CAMPBELL reported that he
was instructed TO report House bill No 80 with an
amendment and also that the committee had had under
consideration House bill No. 60, and had come TO no
conclusion thereon
MIR. HUN j moved that when the House adjourn
II adjourn until Friday next; which decided in
the negative. -
The question then required upon the amendment
reported by the Committee aud il was decided in the
affirmative.
The question then REQUIRED upon the passage Of
the bill, and il decided In the affirmative.
So the bill making appropriations for &C tain In
dams was read the third time and passed.
Mr.. VANCE moved that the House adjourn,
And the House adjourned
MIR. BIDLACk presented the memorial of twenty
three members Of the Luzerne county Bar, asking
that the said county may be attached 10 the Eastern
United States Court Judicial District
From citizens Of Columbia county, for reduction
of postage
From citizens Of Wyoming county, for the estab.
llshmcnt Of mail route from Brownson's Creek to
Tunkhammock, the county seat of said county.
From citizens of sylvania, engaged in the coal
trade for change in the law requiring them to take
out coaslirg licenses.
All Of which petitions referred, upon mo-
ton OF Mr. BpLAcK, to the appropriate committees
MIR. CALEB b. SMITH presented the petition Of
Elijah Cofin and Isl others, citizens of Wayne
county, Indiana, praying for reduction Of the rates
Of postage, and restriction of the Thanking priv
lege.
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COURTESIFS
The New York Herald SAYS.

"On Friday afternoon dinner wa, given to IN.
steersgs Oncer, Of n. B. NJ. ship vestaI, BY the
officers Of the lsrbosrd s'eerage Of the u s. frirs,.
Rar'tan. During the afternoon the greatest convi.
vislty existed. Tossts were drank and exchanged
without one word Of III f.eling-in fact everything
went on with the greatest eclat
On Saturday afternoon the dinner was returned b.,
the stsersge ofscers Of the vesa in the most sump
tuous manner. The save good feeling existed a. on
the previous evening Not one word vas uttered 10
mar the harmony Of the entertainment As both shin
are bound TO RIO, the oAbcer anticipate spending
some pleasant hour, togssher in that port
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MI w F. B.YLY, Pepn'ylvania avenue, between
ii'h and i2th streets has furnished with cope, Of
the Republication Of the London, Edingburph, For
eign and Westminster ousr.rly Reviovs," for De.
oember, lsi3, and January, 1914
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their families. 10 expose them 10 the sword Of
an enemy. IL will be the first to dsnouucs the
President for entering into war in defence OF
the rights Of the nation, instead OF settling The
difficulty by peaceful negotiation.
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SUICIDE OF Gov. REysoLDs.-Gov. Thomas
Reynolds, Of Missouri, committed suicide q,
Jefferson city, on the oh instant, by shooting
himself through the head with pistol. He lin.
gered several hours in great agony. The ST.
Louis Republican Of the 18th instant saws the
Governor had been 10 bad health for some time
past.
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Cameo cutting, which J, wss thought could not b..
done out OF Rome, s now done in New York, by I.
Yankee He does ii so well, too, il canpo, be d.-
tnguishtd from the fines, executed !, the Eternal
City"
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The STATE OF Michigan he. just passed very Sc
we're lsw agsinst seduction and licentiousness pun
nh'ng them with imprisonment 10 the State prison
fos thrss end Eve yssr,
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Iuroprs AT N,w Yon.-The New York U.r,IJ
states that the import, into that city for the ta wee
have been enormous. The receipts from custom.
have been az follows,
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LEAVE OF MR.. DIFFERENTIATION OF
MR.. PACKENHAM.

Al one o'clock to-day the ceremony of taking
official leave, on the part Of Mr. Fox, late En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentisry
Of the British Government, at Washington, aud
Of the presentation of the RI Hon. Sir RICHARD
PAcKENHAM, the new Envoy and Minister Iook
place 10 The Presidents reception room. Inc
President was attended by the members OF his
Cabinet, and Sir Richard by the gentlemen at
tached to the Mission
The following is the
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COTTON MARKET.

From Wilmer & Smiths European Times
Corros.-Our market nauelced by the unfsvors-
bic accounts recently received from America re a.
i've TO the Cotton crop, has become brisker, and
there IS now good demsnd. Prices have likewise
Improved, and are l-s to lid per pound higher
he sales this week comprise $4,000 bales Surat At
l-2j TO SO, 1900 Madras al 3 / ID 4 ] % and
100 Bowed Georgia at 4 8 to lid. per pound
The advance in prices since Friday the 26lh ut,
may be quoted at I'd. 10 Esd. per pound on Amer-
can, and I'd on sursts, and nearly all other des
onpiions; is difficult TO state the precise value Of
Sea island but they sre Id TO l-25. per per pound
higher within the past month. Including 81 300 bag,
taken by spectators, tho sales this week consist of
1903 $50 bales, Of which ~ 100 American Sc 600
on speculation.
Corros MARxtr, February 3.--Tbs trade remains
unchanged in spirit the same firm feeling on ss, and
prices rems'n ~ quoted yesterday 1000 bag. have
met With buyers, including 1000 taken by spsouls-
tors, sod The sales without exception Of 200 Sorst
and 70 Egyptian, consists OF American at 5 l-9 20
6 Ia
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80 errma anner @Ude bI a tt"-lluter
oelem 9tamen iIno Ur se(onnen etne rp6dbentle Rel
tun9 erlde'qen gu loen, welde oor,aod, oos nterec
nnferer Oeutden Nnlere!uus uuo 6erer inn 9uqe ba-
ocn pro' UeId1e bier 9runce9entbum beNsen uno in
Ger Serne pcbnen.- Cen lesten mus Ucr,lalic boron
9ele9en 'e, enen beutifen llsbcrbd nber bcn @tQn6
S Der olnqe albier gu 9eplnnen uno bic obpatenoen
Ser9atnle 9enau fennsu Su lernen. Neit 9erquiiaen
nnroen MIR es iehen, tpenn e bre 9lnFbten uto Gor
la9e beno tn infer Slatt nebcrleoten unb 70 Der
SerofentI'ehnnS nber9dben. 0tictt crmanaen perocn
Dr, c1e &arl1en gu oer0fentIiheu, tprburc, monder
nnan9ensbmen gerwdluns, III tped,e ausrpdrts wob-
aenoe 9runcbefser> fhon pdbrenD uuieres fur,en
srle'nS 9sr'etbe"' oor9ebenst rperoen mue.- Curob
anoere Nad1rld1ten aus Dem fernen gSeIfeu, bic mir
mt Sor9faIt Iamn1en perber, elauten mir eemauntes
Satf dud) unlern fern nobnenren 9e1ern empfebeu ,u
tonnen reIdes oOrSslid bereouet 1T, uns fcrtpdb-
reno III naberer Serbnoun9 nit ben 8riincern unlerer
neSSng, sUn be ucrS9 i in pbilooe!pbo uno cen AIT
pres fur bic 3eituna 1T 49, tpel6e in gorousbe,obuuo
oe1 grIdhelnen Der erten drummer enrihtet tperoen
mne". geltatten rOolen mir es ibrigens, sur Greid>
ternn9 nnlcrer uuterlhretber, audi nur fir ein babies
Sabr, olo 81 cOrausSube;ableu.
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91eue 0rocerp.
6 acob 6 + er

Neaft ocm aobtun9eperben publifum biermit bic er<
9ebene sn3ci9, cae er einen euen @rceerpGtpbr cr>
ridtet bat, nno sWar in benz @ontcrb aus, iibwetlie
Scite beg Ofentden Narft gtereds, in tpeldem Scbn
Bauer bsber Mrtbfdaft belt. Sein Stchr pirc fets
NIT ben Dcrsn9lfen 9rceerD lSaaren aler Dirt Der.
chen fein; as: @affee, 9bee, @ancies, Gnupf souds
unb 8autabad, bon alien Sorten; Gall beim Barrel
rtfhe gBeBffde beim Barrel unb alien lcnlfi9en srt
ten, tpelde bic aaBmeinen 0ansbaltsbebiirf e erbe
fhen nobel nod bemerf Cirb, baB leBtseoa c,te @eae
dnbe audi in einen Snantitdten oerabfolst sperbe,s.
sc tpiro fen eri9tes Seffreben fen, feine Rr,uber
bur btli9e retfe unb prcntpte Bebienuna uSq sufre
ben Su (teqep,-@r bttet caber nm 9enegten 3afprad
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Neues gtabli0ement.
Slc6, SUPPER 1no Giienb[eh.

Der llnter|id,nete benadrtdtgt caS' qublifum, bag
er cb9es @efdtS Su betreben angefangen bat, IT, s>par
in II n, in Der GuscaratpaszStr in BEN, ers
lten @'ebduoe wetlteb bon QSerids 9Gtrtbsbaus uue
benahe 9e9enitber BON efmanue @jrccery, no er ,n
le De 3elt bereit ien miro, 9urdse fir erfert9une
BON Oad'rnen &c. &C., 70 pie itberbapt fir ale ii, iet
Sad fhla9e"Se slrbetten on5unebmen Gin eutes 9lls
lCrtement Don
|Slet &upfer uno 6 wauren
bdlt er bednotg auf aub, bic bon 9tem N2atera[ II.
duf geidd5fnroge 9Seile perfergt Tno Seine pretfe
iIno cen 3eitum(tdnoeu angemeGen.
Sam. .. e an mann.
0Islltes &upfer, WeiIln9 unc 3tnn miro iu Iaufd5
an9cnommeu.
@anto n, W2ai 3, 1914. 4a4,n
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Yrolpeftu5
fir pas
0rtr1 O5Olfsb(Qtt.

Ser unteritdnste mirc in Der Witte res Gsnats 1a; t
9c"e Gun Grtr" 9OstIN brrausscbcn nae Der
rc9cn@B9 pe 9erc ericin, ntts ais $c(cifc rnba(tc
""r GuF cntm @urcr rpal Scscn yrrrut rs Sun,,ntrn
umfAfEn irl.
Gprsis: so Gsuts fur &c 9aumnern, III 9Orausbe.
iaDlunS.
Scr 3wet rer utlttacn list f6 in rrnarn eprrtu rr
t@cn StetOmmcnre rarentenu"D wic rbnc 3wgttd encn
Der ~armttn Hno IrEDaftefcm Samrfc rrt fbru r m Der
ern9 Der Nunresre9rnn9 St1 noen. Sie 4Pbiss tcDru
frrs m seine pr E"noir" Dat in pcrcn ren Serus rr6
net 2eb9 1rc rurjicbn Staotcn Qlubt9uter crce
BEN 2bssea"sc eraen, nnp ibre 0rrnunb
rcn " " uns rcnt crtcnnn, cncn pcr,pcifrItcn
N"mFt 9e"Bt ren Sorcralismus init aum tuen mcrcruen
@rrSBinscn uno Ausbmtunscn tect 10 entbrren ais
einc StHc nir fbmarje Rtnpc lit c sleie prn rcm utc
rtrhwumtn bat brc ,06trcttcn 9crrbrcr nn WAC ;r
2wrt mar eines Srbn Arans Nanccr 6amltcu i b,c
ned eer VL"jrunt nae neoem rertn 9ulcr 51atcm
men ttrttsn. ~
Die SrcBc Sermtlit bcss OIrans lit rer rinet Suhe
runtt ren bic SrcDeit Grren 9sfunpcn bat qDr bSru a.
trugt ntot nur nr uno unicrcr Ntrscr 8at, onpc au
Die SeebferSun5 fnr Nmcrita 9 oas eus 9plt r
IS nur mil, llb irlttt re9icrcn tanu
Ater rr Stinre rr SbcD nn pielc uno t nb rs stsen
bic mir rie $1nSe ttnStn Gin pf OrnrrCruerns (tr
TT eur p"s <"ns 9atubt sDrlubt baten ie sepaart
"nSttban init Der Olostc oes dbuse uno (e
M9 II, unb a!Yemnrn 2Dcbtaub bc!nr pabrcnr Tic in
S0tur 9cm1B, nits rcr ais Die 1usIebicEhc frithi
sunS brer ess"sn S"t gum 3wtte paten Sn ibem Wuse
rWDt tres Scrntrten fur bic reb rie frcicn Sntfi
6es $anrts Oie SctbwrStet QDitst ton y ritr
her OtmcfT1en sntlertntm uuo iceranp ~ riz
n miro ober ron ecm crtGnnt atfnt rrce Der nit
Ett cm ar", tbri9en Sntutte rtr pabut tritutpNtd>
tiS wurpe. .,. ''''
Die Gruraes, renen Die patten sstses in+ efD
rtten nc Fet'nn &s np ciclttn Hie ct a nem bIltcu
abrbunhrt bel erer DGb rie 9eputIir in 8creeuua
sttn ,crreept lit lnret" i &rcusswert Der rcmcs
traen partct e tamrft fur C@bcut psr rc 0riese uno
9e9en WrMrrCe e TT fur ric jeit9mdBe 8rtscruns ensz
(ncr OnBtraur unb 9Sen AnItateu bic IN iDen @rrfu
attentn rem ntlttum feline Sirbct stabrc trnu, unr
ra 9etabrcn W TT 9t9cn cine 9latirnalt0nt rcra,4
tun9swirriS itaatsSabde Mafhne rer 0eoMat ie 1T &C
gen cntr n9erebn, rerrcrblitu &arf DIT aen Burner
tissn s1sn Sue serle.p n"o cine boge Sersn aknirf
1s CUR ctcncmti6rn Staatsperwauu3 crtcrser it, e in ae.
sen re erfpcnnS res >anfecrl6cs, 9e9n rc tern&be
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N a 6 f a &c.
$50 / It
$50 / #
@hriftan Wa alten1peracr2

@brifttan 9S 9Saltenfpergcr2
cerislbe 1T pom @mmenon9en, @reeter;oettum 3d.
ben, unb uerliee @auat Sutton, Starf 9emptn Shis
Dor un9efdbr 5ipei Monaten, in Der Nbdt, mad, oen1
Staate noana iTd su te9eben-Seit Der 3eit lit Elm
YSedhle oon Dent]dlanb fur tbn aneefomlnen, unter
Der 9oorele bon George @elfiperser, Der in eineut
3aaoelehauie in Gctu Oort gu beiieben it, Sbaebad,-
&urbem Gadrit bon fItb su geben uno at beu,n1err.
anf rpeld9e Hee init Dem fra9liben Bedblel uerfabs
rell ,perben }ca
9eprge Bptffperger.
@annls TnLtS n, Mat %, 1874 46-4n.
CO. aSedelbldtter I'M 9Seften rperoen ,tm eeueiqte
9ufnahme ces ocrtebenoen Suferates eebcr(autf ae-
beten, unter 3nllcheruns prompter 9ecprocitdt
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Sp epb Iutrt a g 0 m meg

Spleph Huna a 9 pmme?
Serielbe 1T 9ebGrtis aus 3 Ii d., Sdpes, uerGiee
ietn Watertaab m 1885 am Stem slpri, unb tanbete lit
OteD yort wcietb er d, un9efdbr Elm atr aufbielt.
Der lneretdnete rDinht fenen stlfenttat sl erfats
rem, nuo bittet baber eben Menfenreuno, Der ceel>
ben tennen tCte, ibnt 9usfunft 9efda9f carber ee>
ben 5,i mcaen, tnlb 3par lnter fol9enoer Nooref
Scfepb Did
Canton, Starf @cuntY, Ship. : 40 4m.
~llEfere 0erren @cle9en eriuden pir, sub ohga.
tone a recproca, cb9es nerat sefdGis einise Nale
lin Sbre refp. Bldttcr oufnebmen S,l wcaen.
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Soctor GDm. Naepari
in 3Dar, SuScQrarQS Sonntn.

Senad,ridtt9t feline ccutIhen eanbsleute in @autp,,
no Der um9c9el1o hermit, baB> ga mebreta aufqe1
fcroert tpcrcen it, feline rars bis nac Canton aus;l>
eehnen er d entd1fc1en bat, jeben Samifag bort Gs
weieno gu ein erlcncn, melde ibn gu ccntren piiue
iten, f0nen bn antreen al ben, benanteu Gaoe po,t
10 lbr Scrntittage bis llbr Otadmtags bsi Nerrm
piram nj WDer 8 tm tsSranflin Soptel''
Hretcr eospar1 behancelt tetlte poticntcn nad Der
[''b opa tt / tb no Seilmetbpbe, ,pelde Gd
bsber ber H. no fIe an9epanct pcrpen 1T, ais bic
mirfamife, pcrii9d in 'dronihen" Graufbetteu, ers
piefen bat 10
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Gilfe bon Deut(lben 8riefen

welhe il bie gum iten spril 1914 in Der Do(t Oifs
in @anton befanoen u bis babin nt absefcrbert np,
Nd'ne, Yhllpp, !0urner, Sulius,
glltefruIe, 9fuoolpb, jRemmerer. Sacob,
Bederer, Gcnffantin, Raemmerer. Mtd,.
Soefict, C0eor9, uno Eeoersborf, Anbre,
gtert, @briftian Qana. Sobn.
Tunt, oeinrid,, Mesaer, 5onace,
! Valr, Barbara, Weeger, @cnra
Erieberif, Wlaria, Mes Tran,.
Dei1er, &laus, gReun,an, Weld)ifeb.
6irld, abraham, GeB, 9tnbreas,
Sd,nelber, pbppltd, Stetner, Soban,
Sdrcyer, sobn, 8oeelsefan9.
@antpu, 1. april, 1914.
grrp &rafaN pOilnleifer.
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8Qrnund,

Da n'etn Scbn . pbilipp @brbare, am lets
fen 5ten tat ohne rgeno eine llriae bas dIterltde
aus oerlaen bat, 70 tparne ic bier c5eoermour ibr
"nf meinen 9ameu r9eno etrpas gu lehru ODER Il, bor
gen, coer audi font in QSerbinoteten nit Inn cin,r
sehen. 1oem id in fenem Safe 9elonnen bin, fir BE
ocrt tbm contrdbirten Sd)ulcen oper Serpfibtuneer
oerantDcrtltd, Su ietn.
@anwert, Sbic, ben 6teu Mai 1914.
Neturi Cb GleE,
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. cut 6 c s Ga # bans,
2Ea|btnoton 0ofe(.

Ger llntersetnete emp1etlt 0cn Observation-Disclosures
@athauS ouf Der geGite Der gHqin StrafIe. in gRi.
emSturah, lPontqcmerp Co., Sbio alien eilenoen ub
Scnlt.9en @r miro b ourd quite 8epirtbunq uno BIZ
9e Eednl,n9en ben 9tnfpruh oller 5ener susud,errt
ad'en, bic ihn NIT fciuer &unoIhaft beetren ,peroen.
oo,. @.p. Suber.
Ul'0Hueour6 ObIc, Wat "a. 1914. 46-29R .
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M 9 tub m a b erei.
cSDfcnh M E kfer.

r =
Stna&ret I"nc Srtnrc unr ras Vutlf,m i'm I0ae rei.
nrr, raB CT rAs StuDmacr 8raft in Canton Stort o.
nnd d It Der tatbO liG6en 6 ir d c, tctrcitt @cne
ArFclt III r""cgat uno 9rthmadpsa nr nr @cif nb tia
"nc tner rrn S''tum1nbcn an9cmc QDrr rcBbap ppbcl
su aun, unb quite 3bmatcce Nrtcit su batcn pinIt be.
te tri 1m anurun Gr III tecust rab e cter 0ntorbcrns
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Canton Gaunfdip Sidorp zglubb.
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Nbcnoe II lltr, Cine 9ieoe in oeutider Sprae pirb
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Teras.-lle lleber ben 9lnlflue Don 1eras flnb bic
9nfdten unierer 9rcBen Staatsmdnner fnno eetror.
ben.-prdilbent Gper 1T enfhiecen fur Die Maseege
Der alte Gidorp ideint ben 9nfbluB als ben lebaea
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nidt ncthpenbg bod ourften db leicbt Die lllfdnbe
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fcute ilnfetIbar ben gBqen Der 6nentliden Neinan9
ausfibren merce. Senator 8eutpn ffimmte ben AnIlf
lit Ban 8nren's 6ei.