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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-03
From the Mem York Mirror.

A COMEDY IN REAL LIFE.-The residents
of the Sixth Avenue, near 32d street, were
yesterday treated to a very effective comedy
by a couple of amateur performers, who went
through their parts so well that it is generally
believed they have had considerable practice
in the same line. The main incidents Of the
piece were as follows:
A gentleman went home to his dinner, and
having suffered trifing loss from a fall in
stocks was disposed to make up tor it by ven
ting his disappointment upon the unoffending
members Of his family. This is a very old
practice among married gentlemen, and wives
ought by this time TO be used to it., as Holsters
are to being boiled alive. But the wife of this
gentleman did not exactly understand her
mission; and when he remarked that there was
too much pepper in the pot-pie, and that the
dinner generally was not fit for hog, she re-
piled that if she had known it was to be eaten
by a hog she would have made it, fit for him.
This Of course led to a spirited reply; and the
lady, at last forgetting the humanity so becom-
ing in a wife jumped up in a passion and dash
ed her plate on the floor.
"Ohon exclaimed the husband, eff you are
going to play that game, will be up with
youn So he seized a tureen and smashed il
aginst the crimson sofa. The lady not to be
outdone upsets the table, and so smashes al
the crockery at one blow, and then dares hel
husband to go on. To show that he was as
full of spirit as his wife, the gentleman fling
a water goblet at the French clock on the man
tel piece, over turns his wife upon the foo
and darts the chair in which he was sitting
through the window into the street-then tos
ses the mirror which hung IN the room, ate
,, it. Having finished the work of destruction
inside, he rushed into the street and began Il
; demolish the chair and the remains OF TN
mirror. While engaged in this work, a bod.
of NJ. P's. who had been sent for, made thel
appearance, and took the spirited gentleman
into custody. He asserted his rlghtto destro
his own property, and demonstrated with tn
: M. P's. on their impeftinent interference. TIL
5 officers Of the law admitted his right to de'
troy his property, but denied the lawfulne'
: of his doing it in the street; and for that O.
fence they took him off TO the station hOus
. where we lost sight of him and remain in pre-
found ignorance of the winding up Of the con
. edy.
!; From the turbulent and and unhappy cor
= duct of this piece, we see the wisdom OF III
old dramatists in ending their comedies wit
: a marriage, instead of beginning with the
dramatic parsonage in that blessed condition
o.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-03

The parting scene between the Mississippi
Regiment and Gen. Taylor, we are told, was al
feeling in the extreme. As the men marched
by him to return to their homes, overpowered
with a recollection Of the high deeds which
had endeared them to him, and with their de-
monstrations Of respect and affection, he at
tempted in vain to address them. With tears
streaming down his furrowed cheeks, all he
could say was, "Go on bOys-go On--l CAM
speak.n-hcGyune.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-03
From, he Tallahassee Sentinel
chronicles Of jonathan

CHAPTER Ia
sro was among all the c%Ounsel0rS 0,
II Jonathan, one Thomas, surnameu
h. b%umbug,, And the same was a
j by reason OF fainess-for he me-
M about five cubits, and his counte-
Ek unto brass, and his voice as the
the bulls Of Bashan. And the same
/ the King, saying-''Long live the
his enemies be scattered = may
be as a scarecrow in q garden OF
|, and may the soup of Windfeld, the
lain, be as poison unto him, Hath
the King, considered the %feebleness
men, and that they will not prevail
e enemy by reason thereof? Then
answered and spoke saying, whence
soup Andhe said 'From walking up
amongthe councillors of the land
h. the son Of the Wicked, from Jacob,
d Thompson, and Brincker, the son OF
Brock, the son Of Broken, and Saw
hmed son of Sausage. Hath my Lord
ID the counsel Of these his servants!
!, even |, will command the armies OF
IF Jonathan, and | will smite the Mex
b give their carcasses to the beasts OF
and the fowls Of the air. Yea, will
D their strong towers, leaving not SO
one stone upon another, l also, will
heir cities and put the people thereof
ord. Behold, | have read Humboldt,
| know, | will do, and what | will do
b written it down." And when Tho
famed the lumbug, had spoken these
{ showed unto the King the plan there
had written it down--and he stamped
ground.
lis face shone with exceeding fierce
Then the King had read the writing,
the c%ountenance of Thomas; the hum
I it was exceeding fierce, and heard his
Ike unto the roaring If the bulls OF
and saw that he was a mighty man, by
+ fatness--behOld the King was moved
.iration, and he lifted up his voice and
aging, "Yea shalt thou command the
the land, in the place of Zachariah
he place of Winfield, the Chief Cap.
r what are the countenances of Zacha
1 Of Winfield, ps compared with thy
ance! And it shall come TO pass whei
iicans shall hear thy voice and see tn,
shall begin to say unto one another
cons spoke unto the mighty hunter o
1t, saying, III is Of no use, we give up
yet one moment and we will com
ntO thee.
The King spake unto the c~ounsellors c
OF Jonathan, saying, SNAKE ye Thu
ie humbug,' chief captain over the al
the place Of Winfield and in the pIac
But certain of the counsellor
to obey the commandment of the Kin
cit, Wick, the son of Wicked, an
J the son OF Hof, and Jacob, the SON {
son, and Sawyer, the son Of Sausag,
ny others Of the council assented Their,
And when this was told unto the Kin
. Marcy, the scribe, and unto Thoma
iOug' 'hey were exceeding wroth, an
III garments. And the King comforte
'hehumbug, "Behold l will make the
captain" But Thomas, the humbu.
% saying, | will be second to no ma
} winfield hath his plan, and thy servaI
: pam and It shall come to pass when
y camp Of Winfield, straightway the
! confusion. Thy servant hath rel
,lu'' and understandeth what he doet
ao'aas, the humbug, went from the pr
u the King in anger; nevertheless
'uS me plan of Thomas, surnamed Il
'sao man knOweth unto this day.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-03

TIE BEAUTIES OF ABoL1TIoN.-The Anti-Sla-
very Convention, at Boston, closed in uproor'
A Boston paper says:
"That during the whole of the closing even
ing, there was a continual disturbance. There
was q multiplicity of speakers, comprising
reverend and secular gentlemen, black and
white-females, both old and young, matrOns
and misses-with a good deal of talk from
runaway slaves. Though there was a variety
of subjects up for discussion, the burden OF
the whole was denwnciatlon.
awhile Charming was speaking, near the
close, a continued breaking down of benches
was going on, and before he got through, all
the lamp stands on one side of the chapel went
down with a crash. The Police stayed the
storm for a few minutes, but it broke out again,
making the place a perfect Pandemonium'-
All this Garrison warmly denounced, callingi i
~sscurvy treatment and remarking that 'when-
ever the Church was denounced, or the Union
assaulted. these beasts of Bashan and reptiles Of
sodom beloved and Kissed their venom. The
character of the Church and Union was well
demonstrated,' he added, when such hlth and
scum were it's suppOrters.' This tasteful sally
did not do much towards pacifying the 'oPpo'
sera,, as he called them, and SO the row wen
on.n.
Another Paper says: 1That a sturdy negro
who had entwined his arms around the neck
Of a white lady, and was whispering soft thing
in her e r, drew many admiring eyes. sOm'
persons thought the negro was not so great
fool as he appeared"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-03

STEAMBOAT DISASTER AND LOSS OF LIFE.-The
steamer Edna, Capt Phillips, on her downward
trip from ouachita to this port, blew up on the
9TH inst, as she was starting from the landing,
opposite the tow Of Columbia, instantly Kill.
ling twenty or more persons, and severely
wounding several others.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-03

The amount of specie entered at the Gus
tom House by the Cambria was $t,77l ,04l'
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-03
sa1aI- POETRY

TO ZILLA.
Snowy lily
Rosy zilla,
nearnale self inclOs's'
When we met
Spring was yet
he'd with sweet roses
TWAS a gleam'
Like a stream 49,.
ID by a golden noon-''gn''
Or a vision
OF Elysian,
mt Of in the moonlight
| s6allitfade,
Lovely maid,
. ali other d~reamings!
Or will thy
'Love-lit eye
me all its %beamings! PAUL.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-03

Mr.. PoLK's Pass. = The North American
gives the following as the pass which the peo-
pie Of the Union nave long since determined
upon, to take effect on and after March 4th,
I849.
"Fellow-Countrymen You are hereby no.
tilted NOT TO OBsTRUCT THE PASSAGE
of James K. RoR and suite, 70 Tennessee, as
it has been found advisable that he should re-
turn thither. The AMERICAN PEOPLE
May Is, t847.
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3, NIT IS osaen al stimm,n anasncmmsn.

et nit SIS gegen al Stimmsn an9sncmflsn.
Die Committee ipelhs an9ewislsn mar Su
untsriud,sn Oh ss ;msdmds9 fsi eaS Seies 10
;u peranbsrn, um perberatbstsn Srausnjmsrn
ben @sbraub ibrss @issntbums ~ iibsrn, bee
ridtsts bas Die Tsrdnesrun9 unjwsdmdb'9 TT.
Sor. Sncr, bon Der Msbts.e ommitttt bs'
rid,tsts Die Sia, Sefsbuns Su bsifrafsn, 10
rps eisislbs ibsr9sbsn mar.
Sor Yiolstt iibsr9ab sinsn Ssftlus, ptlbsr
in grmbrtun9 oss Nnidlu1sS sinss Shells pcn
Msrifo an bic Ssr. Stdatsn, unfsrs Ssnates
rem i'm @cn9rss nifruirt unb bic &sprslsntans
ten sriudbt ipsrctn, nur Damn fur Den Nnlblub
III ifimmen, wenn Die Sflapersi in be0sn@jren>
sen psrbcten wire.
9ie SarifsSsibltilIs muresn bann auf9es
ncInmsn Die IBbi9s marsn fir unp Die qcfcs
aeaen Die pailirun9 esritlben. Die Sebatten
bausrtsn bis sur Ssrta9uns.
Sanuar IA Ssnat. Hab 8orls9un9 ss
ner Ansabl Sittihriftsn bsribtsts Die Nshtss
@ommlttst fcl9sncs Nftsn:
Cine Nfts oa6 unbemobnts Qanb betrfsnc.
Cine 2lfts fir bic llntsrcrhdun9 ppn gottss
rsn uno fir anosrt S,rsdt.
Gin Nffs psrbutnb oa6 bic llrtbslIe y Ssrs
brstbsrn nibt i'm QSinter snben.
Ollie obi9sn 2lfttn pallirtsn.
Cine Nsibs SsfblilIt' murSs bann scr9ss
bratbt untere Scnatcrsn i'm @cn9rs6 tnifruis
reno une Die NeprskntanHn eriubeno, fir et:
qancptrmlll9un9 an Sr wai9s unc &ermsts
run9 ibres SsbaItsS ju iflnmsn, wsIbe elns
ifimml9 an9snommsn murren.
(oaus. Sor. ecrpsr Der Sprsbsr tnbste
feline sIcQuents Nscs Su 9unifen ossSarifS pcn
1912. @e mar cine ibtns 2(nifrsn9un9 unr
tru9 piel su Der Ibtuns bsi wsIte Sor. srcper
lb crporbsn bat as 9ispnsr unb Staatsmail
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ST.. Datelcp!
0Jlcln 5srr :-Jfb baIts ss
fir eine Dfitbt, fir ras 2Bpbl lucrer, bic
erlpin(hten 0Srtuu9e bres "grtratts bon
Sarlaparlna' am mClncm tlclnen Scbne,
tefannt 5u MAIDEN. er mar unasfdbr crei
Sabr alt, als CT 3uert ilber Gtbmerssn an
Der Ssite lclueS 6aliee tlaste, ble unsefdbr
orei Olcnate fcrtcaucrten uno Damn aus6ra.
eten. 9ie Shmerjru tparrn 3citenmeis 70
arcb, oab CT ieinen Srpf nlcbt 70 anae auf:
recbt baIten foilts I'M IslnsWab 3elten 3u ciIeu,
uno ries paucrte lduser ais 2 Sabre. 2Bdb'
renc oielsr 3eit wenoete itb mid an rerlebies
oens tsrh5mte Ner3ts; rmer iasts se lel BON
osr Slatur Der Kinas uebei Elm anperer
faate ss iei Der rpelBen Seihpnlit dbnlldb,
Gin orlttsr faate es ici unbclltar, sr m6tbte
ss nit Der 3sit psrwahisn ale ibre Olep.
jlnen be,plrttcn jepocb telne Srffrruus
Sb iprab blerpcn 5u unierm Samilens
ur5t uno CT rietb mir Cnen Scrlueb init Sbf
rem @rtratt Don SarIaparllla 3n MAIDEN,
nno naheem itb brei unr cine tabe Slalhe
aetrauht bate. fehlcb ith, pnreb BE quite
Der sctllcteu SorGebunS, Die siternes 2Duns
os uno cine pcUttanolas Sur mar bcwlrft-
mas nun teinabe spsi Sabr ltno.
Sclten Nnbere, Die aut dbnlltbc Hrt lets
ern, al Sbrer WepiSin spsifcln, 10 ttnnen
Gie fir pas Ohise thrsen.
2(tbtunssDra Sbr 'e.
Danirl p. Knabb.
Sauuar I2. *3011.
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Spn Der &jefetaeb1ln0.

Wonta9 Sanuar IL. Stnat. Na6 Der
ltbsrreebun9 psrid,iscsnsr Si!tfbriftsn paIllr:
sn be 9antsSsibiuiIs an Ssnsral 8 Saplor
mifmmi9.
(oaus. 9Sle ssmibnIi6 wuree cine 9rces
(njabl Sittid>riftsn ein9srsbt.
or. Saumdn bot sinsn Selblus an, oa6gi.
Itntbum Observation-Disclosures bon 4srs
lntnortlibfeit fir Die Sur9itbof6ltbulpen ibs
fsr Ndnnsr Su bsfrsisn, ,pslbsr an9snommn
tpurcs.
5or. Ssrncn iibsr9ab cine Sl, mcrin fir III
fdsltbsn @sbalt Der YennipIpanfbsn Srsiiplls
ll9sn 9scr9t mlrc.
Jcr. qpburn rsf feline SarifsSeibluiIe auf-
wcrauf lib ra6 (oaus psrtasts
Sanuar ~. SIN Ssnat wurtsn feline uit)>
,iss @siddfte psrbanosIt.
Sonus. Cine Wnsabl Sittfhriftsn puretn
kinAsrsitbt unc msbrsre Nripatbls psrlslsn.
S,rn. gpburns sarlf Ssiblu0s murosn bann
aufasncmmsn, als cine anSobl 8sraneerunasn
an9sboten une an9sncmnnn ipurbsn. 9uf Die
lsbts Strdnosrun9, psld)e near: bas Die Gee
natorsn i'm Scn9rsB initruirt uno Die Gtprs.
fntantsn sriudt wsresn bic Masrs9tl ;u uns
tsrfussn, Den Soa auf Scblsn unc Grlsn III
rbtbsn, ifano.n bic Stimmsn, Sa'6 81 une
Heins 10.
Die p,rantertsn SsfhliGs mortn unttr9ss
eufiicn. als fb eas Jeaus psrta9te.
Sanuar 13. Stnat. Die sinaersitbtsn
Sittlbriften pnrsn ron Der esm6bnlbsn Nrt.
Jor. Sanosricn beribtsts einsn 3utas III si
nr Nfts Die Observation-Disclosures
pcn Yennfppanisn infcrpcrirsno.
Sor. Smitb psrlaS cine Bill, bic Maristta
Gifsnbabn @sisaibaft inforporirsno.
Sr. Scrban cine Bill, bic j3arisbur9sr Weas
nufaftursSsfufbaft Su infcrporrsn.
Sor. @rabbe tinsn 3uias Su Der Nfts, mttde
bic Yennfplpana @iisnbabns@sisafbaft infcrs
perirt
Die fols.nben Sills muresn oann aufstncn,
men uno pafllrtsn, ndmlib:
Cine Bill, Der Sanops unb gsapsr @anal>
@tfsuihaft erlaubene @slc iu bor9sn.
Gin 3uias ,u elmer Nfte BON '43, wOburd
Gin StaatS. 9rufsr sinS.itst wrc.
6r. Smitb rsbte sinsn Seiblus sin, Die
Mlis>@clnmittss anwsiisnc, ~ untsriubsn cb
ss srusdmdss fs, pas MiiSs@siss 70 ;u psrs
dnbsrn. cas IS nlcbt ldn9sr sns Qaif fir bic
Mtpublf 1T, mslher anssnomn,sn ,puroe.
Sr. Opsrislo tinen Ssfblus, ben Is. Wdr,
ala ben 8srta9un9ssIaa bsffmmsnb, welbsr
nuf Den siib 9eIsst wures.
Die Bill pom 5oauis, Der Onsiba=Sanf ers
laubsno, Iisssnoss eissntbum in sirsa eaun>
~ ku bsfssn, muros auf9snommsn uno pallirs
tt nad lan9em Sanfsn bic lsste qsiunS.
6aus. Der Sprsber ls9te Dem Seauie cine
Wittbtlun9 pom Staatsibasmsiifer Dor, rpel'
de Nadrid)tsn entbislt Die Sssabluns Der Sc:
bruarsSntsrentn bstrsHsnb. Ut fa9t, er babt
Sonbs ssnus Die 3abIuns 5u tsdsn, obns Isss:
latipsn Seiifanb.
Gin Seiblus, Die gOmmittee BON 0Nttsl u
Ws9e inifruirsnb, ene Sia Su bsribtsn mslb'
ben Berfauf Der StaatssBsrfs auteriIirt, nu,
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81 q cb fra ae.

$50 1T @iQiam Niblp, 3uderbdder,
1lus D1in;ersbsim, 8robtr5cstbum Saben?
9erIslbe 1T unssfebr 95 obsr % Sabre aft,
lspiscn Stanocs, unp Gca in pieIen &amre Dor
unasfebr S cocr 4 Sabrcn anaetommsM ieiu.
Gr ioa cine 3sitlans in Columbia, $aneafer
gauntp, Dsnn, asnobnt baten. Supem fir
ibn wiebtiae Slahritbten bon Ssuntlano
cinsetrofen ltno, fprc ct erludt, (th einsu'
fincen bet orm er;eihnsten, tpcbnbaft III
Der Staot $aneaiter, psnn., wrisltt ct rae
Sldbsrs srfabrsu fam.
Saeob 6srSoa [Sanfmann1
Sanuar 19.
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@roB= uno 1leinbdnoler in Stiefeln uno
S6uDen, Seoer u. Sbub= b=0u6foffirunoen
10. I. glcro QBcit gfe Der Qsnns unp IS
ten StraBc, Ncarina,
OlaCten ric 9tobrboItCr, rrlebe Sieaoins
triucbcn, anf ihrcn fyljdm Scrratb Q8aas
ren, rcn lte ebrm jeBt cr6tfntn, aufmprflam
crrielte britrtt aus rrm prllitdnoi9fen 2tls
icrtemcnt, rirCtt ven ccn Sabrieeu in O0al,
latbuIctts, ais
StiCfcln:
8ete fAItIrbWne MannssS sSticfsln init rops
pelten uuc Piufaten ScblCn; teite fip Waiie
SttefsIn, init porptItrn umbseinfacGsn Cob,
len; lanac WaGerrithte Wanns: StlefeIm nit
rrClfadbrn, pcprcIten mo einfatsn Scblcn
r0r5halltbC rlGpeIcrrrnasOlails: StiefeIn mit
rrsltatbcn, ecprelten unb einfaeben Srblcn
su rrrihicrcnn Drtiien bon 81 so tis s.
so; taltI'rcrnr, tip nnn r,nrslcorrne Cite.
teln fir Snn9lin9r &nateu unc Sinesr.
Sdubf:
EalblcrGrnF, WIprccco Mnb flip mcnrccs fur
1Rdnncr, SunQiin3s unc Suaben; itarfe
Brc9ans fir W1anncr, Sdnalinas uub Snas
ben; SbniritiCfcIn unb 3iss BON jecrr Qrt
ttr Camen unp Wlaptben ; &inrerftbnbe bon
allen Scrtrn.
Jtnbter5 DNer 0unnt Chubc:
8cit pcrfrrtiatc SantaIen (5altrctubC fhr
Wlannrr, Sranrn, O1drhen uno SinOer mes
tAlene Sancalcn unp Susflne fir SrHUca !;
metaIlene Gums unr patcntirte llebcritbuhe
fir Oldnnrr;; init pcl5 cinacfafte Gums
uno lIcHcutube fir Wlanucr, Srausm Wlaps
c6Cu nnb &noer.
Seoer mo Shub: 2lusifoffiruuQen:
Gdblatbtsr:, Saltimorer unp rctbes Gcbass
ccr ecn jccrr 2lrt; Sails uno Sip Scne
'paiIcrelttte unp &ubhdute Wabra6, Gam,
pleo mn gurracc Sps nebit einsm alses
melnes uitrHment Stbub 4ueltaffrun9en
nno Shnhmahcr Olatsriallcu
G9Ste kateu etsnfas rcrrdtbia nub fab,
ren fort anf Sritcllnna 5u Dsrfrtiasn allcrs
lei Stiefein unb Sbubc, aus cen beltcn OJlas
terialien uno auf Die pauertaftelte uno nctts,
ite 2vt
81. 9. 8Cfenunaen turcb tie ppf cper
aut anrers Wrtis Enercen phnftIib belorst.
ofeemt. ~ GIN.
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Nrefentiitent Der 0rdnSs Surv.

>pTe1enIiueHl Otr VTuHOs }urO.
Die 9rdnb'Surp ots SanuarsSsrminS Der
aufge9sbsn mar ;u unhriubsn, cb ss jpsds
dsi9 fsi eab bic @Ommiflipnsrs BON Serfs
auntp $1,000 fir bic 8reWillissn wsIhs bon
Fr nab Msrifo absssansen fns, psr,piIliss,
lie es burb cine GeriammIuns Der bisIissn
irSsr bsifimmt murpr crifattsts fclssnesn
sribt:
Der GranesSnqusif nun iigsnt fir cieGauns
Strts, bat erfabren, oas cine Sompaanls
Fsipllissr in 9sboriam ju esm &ufs lbrss
ateraness, bon Ssrfs @auntp natb Msrfc
Ban9sn iif; uno ba iis mstsr srfabrsn bas
h, oas bsi elmer srobsn Gerfamm!un9 Der
ir9er pon Hsaoin9, sins 8srwligun9 BON
huitno Sbaler aus esm @auntp:S 81 ems
cblen murcs, tsie 9rdnesSurp eriubeno eies
be ;u 9snsbmi9sn unc 9ut;ubnssn.
9tss eient baDsr Su bsRu9en, eas MIR nab
btrl9sr Seratbun9 II. Der Ssnntnlb pcn Den
(scurfniIIsn unb 9trtDmenor9fsitsn Der braptn
Banner msltbe in bic 9itnife iDrs6 0anct6 9ss
stsn line, lbrs si9snsn Qtbsn rsfirsnr, smps
blsn mir Disrcurb ben @auntp @cnllfcnsrs
no psiitn birislbsn an, Die Summe pcn Saus
no Sbalsrn iu mrpial9sn gum Gsbraub Der
rswilli9tn fur ben msrlfanifbsn Srs9 unb
Frsn psrlafIsne Samllisn. Ssau9sn ss unies
lnteridrlftsn Den 5 Sanuar lS47.
lDilliam 0rumbad,, YGrmann.
Die ecfcsSldur eriDtpfsn itb i'm Qcbs Der
bcupsrntrss Sctfbaft. Sis srflirsn Iis fur
eas ausrbsite csrarti9s 9cfumsnt, mas Iit il
fitbsn BADEN" 9aisIbs Qcb Selltsn fis Der
SrsfcsnttnsSctfbaft unb s6 id)snt bsnnatb,
ae bic 3uten qofos immsr stmas SsItrsS be-
Smmsn uno eas 4asrbsifs nctb oar nitbt fsns
en-. 9os Nasrbsifs wiro bann fcminsn, msnn
as ganb burd bic QSabI bts 8cIfss pcnpclf,
Ebunf une Gcnicrten bsfrsit wirc.
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cn9rsb:Gsrbanrlun9sn, Die licb in elmer an:
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