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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
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MARRlEn-On the 9th inst, by J. B. MooDY
ESQ.,, Mr.. ANDREW HARMAN to Miss MARGARET
ALLFoRp. all OF this county.
On the 9th inst, by J. GREGd ESQ, Mr. THOMAS
G. MCCANE 10 Miss MARIA MoGAvERN, all OF this
county.
At Mansfield, on the 23d ult. by Rev. J. w.
Cracroit, Mr.. VIM. K. CANTWELL to Miss Caro-
LINE CHRISTMAS, daughter of the late VIM Christ
mas OF this town.
On the 9Th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Buckingham, Mr..
ROBERT =. LATTmER to Mss CoRDELIA GrrcHELL,
OF this town. II Canton Repository.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13

MlLITARY.-Thc two military companies
Of this place--,he GREYs" and the "GUARDs'
--paraded on Saturday last. They were in full
uniform, and made fine, soldler-llke appear
ance. See them drilling" and one would be
almos, led to conclude that they belonged 10
The o rec'Iars." Success 10 them.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
maII-steubenrlIIc. ONO.

4Eru sriitrf IrsFrr.iu y iHi0 u- iur puuiir %
general. shat b. has i~s-rd he nnll cor a term oi
year. Tie sleeping apartments have unirrgoat
q perfect frnogbton-Ho pains of nsce--ary "a.
pense willie spared 10 give al - homay call p-rire
-asi-isepor. Respectfully. b. W. EARL.
April 2, Ig47--26-ll
P. ;. Awaseh ior uo4ts. day and nighi-biggag,
taken 10 aud ifom lh- river, free 4 rliarge.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13

nAr DR.. A. |. Bennett has sent US copy oil
the annual report Of Ihs Directors and SuPerIn-
,endent of The Ohio Lunatic Asylum. We aP-
preciate the favor.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13

he- The State Jonrnal publishes speech Of
Mr.. Hardesty, on the "bill to amend the act fix
ing the rate of interest" Ii was delivered in
the House on the 9th. We will lay it before
our readers next week.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
"BIG SPRING MEETING-HOUSE."
TruStcGS' Sale.

BY virtue OF a deed of trust, executed to me
by VIM. N. Mafiit, and wife for the benefit OF
John Fleck, Isaac Atkinson Jr, R. H. Legget,
and R. McElderry, wi, offer for sale at the Court
House in CarrolIton, Carroll Co. Ohio, on
Saturday the 10Th Of Feb. next, Lot No. i6,
in he iginal plat of i town. The sam
may be purchased at private sale.
ALEXANDER PHILLIPS Trustee.
January II, l843. Ia I'd.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
Col. LehmanOwskN,s Lectures.

This gentleman, who was Colonel in the
army rNaPoleon Bonapare, has been occurring
in this place for three evenings past on the life
and campaigns of that illuslrious conquerer.--
Col. Lchmanowsky is native of Poland, but
received his education in France. lie was
with Napoleon through all of his principal cam
paigns, and hence is intimately aud accurately
acqua inted with their hSIory--his talents and
education are oflhe first ordcr--hs cOmmuni-
cative powers good, and his store of illustrative
and amusing anecdotes inexhausIible. His lee.
lures necessarily create intense and exciting in
lerest in the minds Of all who hear lbem.
Col. l.. delivers his last lecture in Carrolton
this evening. He is travelling eaSI, and will
stop next at SIoubcnvle, where hs will give Il
course of lectures. The people OF that place
are rather 10th TO support lecturers of any kind,
but we hope they will in this case remember that
they are entertaining Il very interesting and re-
markable oldnan-who, strange as it may seem,
is the only swriving soldier who was with Napo-
leon in his memorable campaign against Egypt
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13

SETTLED.--The rumors ahoat somo time
back relative to certain difficulties existing be-
tween officers in the army, were exaggerated.
The disagreement was between the General-n-
Chief and Gen. Worth, and has been Investigated
by C,ult of Inquiry. Gen. Scott was sus-
taincd and approved in his course, in every par
ncular-Worlh was rcbuked, positively repi-
manded, because of the Objectionable course he
had pursued. The particulars of the affair are
interesting, and will be published next week.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13

nAr John C. Calhoun's recent speech in oP'
posi,ion 10 Mr.. Polk and his war, will be pub
lished in The Free Press at an early day--if pos
sible, next week. This speech will be looked
for with the deepest interest.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
JUHN II. TRIPP,
Dec. 3, ~. Administrator Of Peter Herold, deed.
''NOt for a Day but fOrAll Time"

StantOH's External Remedy. Hunts Liniment,
Has now given abundant evidence of its healing
powers, and proved itsethe most extraordinary and
wonderful medicine in the world. In the short space
OF two years, it has acquired reputation for curing
diseaseand relieving pain far greater than any med
icne ever discovered Its wonderful cures have as
tonished the Medical Faculty who, now universally
concede its great value. They speak of it in the
highest terms, and commend its use.
1t is condemned by none. On the contrary, ITS
PRAISE Is UNIVERSAL. The cases of cures are SO nu-
merous that it would take volumes to recount them;
and it is fixed fact, and is not disputed, that As
PAIN EXTRACTOR, 1T HAS NO EQUAL. For the many
astonishing cures, see the pamphlet, to be had Of
each agent. IL you suffer with either of the diseas
es for which it is recommended resort at once to its
use and be cured For the following diseases it is
an infallible remedy Spinal affections, rheumatism
paralysis and all nervous affections salt rheum Group
or hves,ague in the breast and face weakness OF the
joints, colds toothaChe, sore throat and qunsy ulce-
rated sores ndolent ulcers burns frosted feet corns
bunyons fresh wounds swellings and bruises scruf.
u!ous affections, musquito bites and poisons.
This Liniment is sold by all the respectable Mer-
chants and Druggists throughout the country, and
by the Proprietors at Sing Sing, New York
GEORGE E. STANTON.
G-~TFor sale at the Drug Store of R.KENSEDY, in
Carrollton. November II, ls47-5-2m.
COTTON YARN.
large lot of cotton yarn oflhe best qualify, just
Il received and for sale at the cheap store Of
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Oarrollton, November 6, 1S46-h.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13

lNCREASlNG.-The subscription lstorlhis
paper is coming up-steadily increasing. We
trust that the right spirit is abroad, aud that in
due time every Wing in Carroll will be a sup.
porter ofIhe Free Press. Come on, gentlemen! !!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13

6r,Weare under the necessity of doubling
advertisements this week. This will be avoided
in the future.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13

GTS. A. RUSSELL, in amber ollhe Ohio House
or Representatives from Harrison, has our ac-
acknowledgements for copy of the Report of
the Standing Commiuoo on Federal Relations" "
MIR. Russell is chairman Of this committee.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
SALE OF LAND,

THERE will lie sold a! public sale on the prem
ises in
MONROE TOWNSHIP CARROLLCO. O.,
OF Thursday the l7lh day of February next,
(843) the tract OF land OF which Thomas Nc
Pherrin, died seized containing Two Hundred
and Twenty acres, one hundred and twenty OF
which are cleared, aud in good state OF cutlva-
ton, the premises lie on the road leading from
CIrroIIton 10 Cumberland, on the Indian Fork OF
Conotton. A fair proportion OF the land is rich
Bottom, on said land there is
Bearing orchard and good Meadows,
with up land well adapted 10 farming, or the pas
ture Of sheep This land was entered by Thomas
McPherrin deceased, more thar forty years ago,
lies adjoining the
"BIG SPRING MEETING-HOUSE."
Several Grist and Saw-mllls are in the immediate
neighborhood, the title is indispuIablp.
Terms OF sale made known on the day Of sale
ROBERT Quincy, surviving Executor of
THOMAS McPlERRIN.
January 18th, 1847. 5w $500
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Notices.
PRINTERS NOTICE

The undersigned would respectfully suggest
TO all who are indebted to the establishment oI
the Carroll Free Press, up to Goth Nov, ls47
that il would be to their advantage to call and
square up their accounts, pay off their notes
duebils, &c., Immediately. He fears he will
forbear until forbearance ceases TO be virtue
lie will be found at the Law Office Of Eckey
& Davis, Two doors south of Gen. II. A. Sid
gers Store. A word TO the interested is sufIi
cient.
T. w. COLLIER.
Cnrrrlltnn Inn IL 1919 L at
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13

TO the Creditors OF David Work.
man, DeceaSed.--On the End day of Novem-
Der, in the year A. D. Is47, the court of Common
Pleas of Carroll comfy, declared the Estate of Da-
vid Workman decd, to be probably inSolvent; cred
itors ale therefore required to present their claims
against the estate, to the undersigned, for allow
ance, within six months from the time above men,
toned, or they will not be entitled to payment.
JOHN s. ORIN.
Dec. %, Al. Ex'r Of David Workman
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13

WESTERN WEEKLY, DEvoTED to Amerl-
can and Foreign Literature, Biography, the
News, Agriculture, Arts, Sciences, Amuse-
acknowledgements of party or sect. Pitts
burg. Pa.-Chas. P. Shires y VIM. A. Kins-
loe. $500 per annum, in advance.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13

THE PITT.BUEsH GAzrTTE Is one Of The largest
pap-rs published "a the western eoanuy, aud was
lie hsrt paper established west OF the mountains.
IL has a large circulation IN Western Pennsyl.
yania, Ono, Western Virginia, Maryland. and
other Western States.
The prOpnelors intend o spare ne expense IN
furnishing their readers with the latest Telegraph
&c aud ali oGhsr N "; Also, with very full Com
meTcial Reports and reviews Of The Boston, New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore mArkets-for
which purpose they have employed special re.
porters in those cities.
During the session Of Congress they will have
exclusive correspondents At Washington, who
will furnish them with ell matters Of interest daily
occurring at the Capital. And nothing will be
lefs undone, on the part Of the pToPretOrs, 10 rem
der the 'Old Gazette" 10 the Merchant, the Far
mer and the Mechanic, an attractive sOrTee Of
information, worthy 10 merit the eonIinusnes 81
tn. patronage which has 50 long and
been extended towards i:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
Hook and Ladder Company.

TIE next regular meeting of this company will
take place on the Sd Saturday of January inst, at
o'clock P. NJ. in the Court House.
january Z, 1913.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13

This is the title Of weekly paper of recent
appearance in Pittsburgh, the first number OF
which il on our table. II is IlttIe more than
double medium in siz,, and is filled with vaIua'
bic and interesting matter. 1t viii be l"Vorl'c
with "story rea lers" and lovers of literature
gencrally-basidcs, il will contain much ScIcn'
,ilic and agricultural rea,ling. twill IN Shorl'
b. such paper as its lille Imports,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
PUBLISHED AT PlTTsBURGH. PA.
NJ ERAsTUs BHooEs co.

Daily Psp'r. Seven Dollars pr snnum.
1n-WsrKly Five Dollars do
Wsrkly. Two Dillsns do inalEaass
Advrr.i-rmrnls n,rrIed a. low rates.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
STONE WARE.

good assortment Of stone crooks, &c., on hand
and for sale by ELIZA SINCLAIR
CarrOIIton, Novpm her 6, l446-tf
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NAMES OF SUBSCRIBERS.
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POST OFFICE, OR pLALn LEFT.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
The State OF ohio, Carroll County, ssi
LUUhI Uf LUAI NUN T.lAs.
William WitheI0w,
In Partition.
iames Willierow. a. al.

LAM. w,,i..,,, y :, :, Ia Partition.
JOHN WITHEROW. huzh WiIheTow, (ninor
William Earl, John Earl, Eo-ton Earl, (minoi Ma.
ry Earl, Belinda Garland Susannah Cfo1ton (iale
Susannah Witherow,) OF The County Of CARROLL;
lsmes WitheTow, Michael Clark, William Jackson
Wlherow, Jane Taylor, and John Taylor, OF the
county Of Knox; James w. Green. of the county
OF Lucas, and ell Of he STATE f0hio; Eliza Small
Of the county Of Knox, and STATE Of Indiana; and
Boston WiIherOw, whose place Of residence 70
your petitioner - unknown: will take notice that
petition was filed against them At the November
term, A. D. ls47, in the Court Of Common Pleas,
by said William WiIheTog, and b now pending,
wherein the said William Wilherow demands
partition Of the following real estate 10 Wit the
southeast quarter Of section numbered twenty
five, f25,l Of township fifteen, (I5l and Of range
FIVE, 81 in said county ofCaTo: and at the nexl
term Of said court application will be made BY the
said William Wllhefow, for an order that partition
may be made Of said premises.
WILLIAM wITHEROW,
ByA. w. Morrison, his Attorney
Dec. ,, 47-6I-prf $3.50
Cash for Hides.
The subscribers having commenced the business
Of tanning, in the yard formerly occupied by Wm.
Thompson,d directly north Of the Western Exchange,
and di reetlybehnd B Meisters grocery, are des.
reus OF purchasing quantity Of hides, for which
they will pay four cents per Poundn cash, on dely-
cry at their shop.
ALSO: On hand, at all times, large assortment
Of leather, of all kinds which they will sell at as low
prices as the same kind of an article can be purcha
sed in this place; and they invite the public to call
round, and examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere, for they intend that their leather shall
needno other recommendation than an examination
BAXTER g. BUTLER.
CarOllton, September II, ls47-49-tk
SaIeOf Real Estate by order OF Court
ON THE eighth day of January, lS4S, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. ant O'Clock P. NJ, at
the door Of the Court House in the town Of Carol
ton, will be sold to the highest bidder the following
real estate as the property of Peter Herod deceased
to wit Lot number twelve [l2l in the town Of NAL
vern, in the County of Carroll, and State Of Ohio,
with the appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Appraised at $500. Terms of sale: One third in
handiOne third annually with interest from date se-
cured by mortgage on the premises.
JOHN II. TRIP,
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-05-02

--am 2ef. Npril, inn @umrn Gauni6ip,
nab lansem Srantsnlaasr, gatbarlna &eins
baeb, Sartln BON SanisI lslnbad. I'm 65ltsM
Sabre lbres AIters.
am 10. Ipril, III Womclsecrf marla
Anna, GOebtcr BON 5cinrib DbsrIp, i'm l7s
ten >ebensjabre .a".
--am lsn. april, in Imitp, Sopbia 0as
plbsbefsr, 8attin bon Sobn 0aplosbslier,
i'm 24ltsn $etsneiabre. .-. ...--g ... g.....
-am 5n. NpriI, III eretsr, ellen 66fer,
Sattin bon George S6fcr, i'm 45lten Sabre.
--am II. Hpril, IN cisier Staet, seonbarb
Sriss, i'm 68iten Sabre ismse altsrs. si3ls
. am "a. IpriI, bier, an Der Nus5sbrws,
Sara D1alfs, i'm 28fen $stenejabrc. g.
-pCr etnissn moben, gu 4Ibanp, SIP ,
Colonel SlitoIaus Ban NsnNslIaer, elm sprs
,pIrpiser NspeIutionsbsp. i'm 94ttcn Sabre
ieincs 4Iters. Ser Ssrttortme bsfanp ab
bel Sen. moutaomsrp Dor Quetee, war bel
sieonpsroaa Sort W1iasr. Sprt Ann uno a,,f
Semi's 66ben susessn, uno rpnree na6bcr
beorpsrt bic Slaebriebt Von Der lIebersabs pss
tritlIhsn Generals @orntpaIIis, naeb N!banp
au ibsrbrinsen. ...
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oaB pom parliament ein Sefebl sr!aiien ut. bes
ole Vertammluna am 10. perbietet. Demun9e;
atfet Iisbsn IidD Die @bartiifen in ibrsn Torbs.
rsltunsen ju Der 0srfammlun9 nibt if6rsn.-
9ie Neaieruns bar baS Welitar aus bsm Sns
nern ess qanoes natb Der Soaupttaot bsOrosrt
unb eS fOlIsn lib bsreits 10000 Sruppsn in
esris!bsn befinbsn. Die R6niain bate bsrsits
am 6. ben Sudin9bam Ya!aif Ysr!al1sn " id,
nab Ger SnfsI Wisbt bsgebsn. Man fast, eas
biss auf Nnratbsn bee Varlamsnts, jum Ses
fen brsr Sibsrbsit ssfbeben fsi.
NuS Yaris rpirb untsrm "a. WsarS 9efbries
ben "6suts W1orgsn fano Der Abmarfb psS
erifen Sattaillons Der beutbsn Qe9ion nab
Strasburg ifatt. Tim lIbr Oacr9sns mar
baS battalion an Der Sbronbarrisrs auf9elfeut.
Cine un9sbsurs Msnfbsnmn9e bate ittb psrs
fammelt bic Sranjcfsn bratbsn eebensmtteL
Bsin, ei9arren, unb ffcpftsn ben Nbmartbls
renosn ale safhen pOa fir fsbr betrdbtIibs
@slomittsl battsn bic bsli9en $lubbs 9sfor9t.
lin 8 llbr famsn Sataillone Der moblIsnJas
tonalaarbs, bic itbon eeifsrn 4bsno ben (ie in
lbrsn Ra1rnsn bsiubsncsn 9sutiben psripros
bsn battsn, fie ju bs9leiten. Mcr9en marfbis
rem Die Ssl9er; am 26. bic polsn; am %. eas
Swsits Battalion Der oeutfben es9icn. Die
bslbsn anSsrn Sataillions Der beutiben gs9i on
Inaribren am 80. unb l."
Die bsutibs qssion if beifimmt in trei Sos
ionnsn ibsr Strabburs, OVss nno SafsL na1
Deutiblanb Su marlbren une BON jsner Sels
re ben srfsn Insrif auf bic Sirifen 9sutfbs
lambs une ibre Nnbdn9sr tu MAIDEN. SSslbsn
@rfcl9 ibr llntsrnsbmsn bat psrbsn mir bel
@nfunft ees ndbi1sn Dampfibffss srfabren.
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A chance for Isachers.-Young men in
all parts of the United States, who have re-
ceived good English education, and who are
accustomed to teach, will receive information
which they can turn to their advantage, by
applying Immediately by letter, post paid,
te box 1918, New York Post Office. Appli.
cants must remember, however, to send res.
pectable references, without which, no comm
unication will be attended to. The references
ought to be to persons interested in education.
Those who wish to avail themselves of an
opportunity to obtain respectable livelihood,
will do well to write Immediately, as many OF
the best situations in different parts ofthe I'm
tied States are being filled up every day. Re-
member, box 1913, New Yerk Post Office.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-05-02
Serbeiratbet.

--pnrh ben gbrm, Nom. pauli, am 2Of
Aprii, 5srr Sosl WlaN, pen Walffin gauntp
mls O1iB Cara Stump, BON Ssrts gauutp
-onreb ben gbrrp. g. &. ge,fenbsner, an
Is. Iprll, 9srr Slaac &. 9ebests nit WiE
DIARY u. SsIgsr, bsipe pcn 5eloeItcrs. =
am 92ltsn. 6err Scbn G. 1Sp.s, BON Sus'
taun, nit WlB gatbarina eebman, pom bier
-eurh osn Gbrw. s. u. Ds SelIer, am
20. AprlI, 6err Soispb Iebcrn BON DllI'
ton, pa, NIT Daib Oiarp ei eitbe!man, pon bier
-pnret ben gbrw. 3bomas {. Sassr, an
23. 4prll, 5r. 0apID Bshtel init sUllb W1a
rp wIntsr, tsite bon Snlpebodsn.
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81 Il f Deruna.

5einrib werB, Sobn BON Seins
rid wsrs. sin stWa II Sabre alter Snabs.
BET 10 piel man psis, ais BccHtifsr auf
Dem Susquebanna &anaIe befhaftiat 1T,
miro bisrpurh orinseno aufasforpsrt, fotaIo
ais m6slih nah 6aufs Su fcmmen, oa fein
0ater bas limsIif bate Gin Bsin su trehsn,
uno oaber fsine 8essnrpart sn 9auie lebr
n6tbis 1T. 6einrib QDerB.
Nsabins, BEN 25. GpriI 184s.
w ltnlsre Q8ehlelbldtter ldnse ber Sanal
sinis, beonpsre in 5arriebura, ftno biermt
ornseno srinht pom Obissm sefal!ist Slcti5
uebmRn III rpollen.
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(@inaefanbt.)
Sic reutltDe Derlalnmluna.

1te CtAtltUe -Sel
6r. 0uwelle!
N5ann ieb sleitb ,psiB, OaB Sir
am Opnnertta9 4beno audi elm 3ubersr bel
Der SsrlammIun9 Dareu, nnb pabrtbslnlitb
audi stwas hbsr oieGeIbe temerten percrM.
70 crtparte ieb bod, oa6 sic elnem Suten
Sreunpe AUDI ein splisebsn fur elnlSe Ssmer'
tunssn III Sbrem Slatte erlanben psrpen.
gs lit fdt6n nenn bic OentIobcn Iteb III Gis
mistsit periainmsin. uip semslnfebaftIltb lber
rplebtise Sabsu bcratben, aber ss ut am be.
tten mo (tebsr am jtpsdmabisitsn, tpenn oles
in beutfeber Spraebe sehlebt = Sb
uno cine W1eMse melner $anpsIeute famen
natb pem Nlass, nm elmer peutG e6 II
SerIaiIllun9 bel,npcbngn, atEr Tple puroen
mir sstauI6t! - Sle csntf6 lslni iolIsnpe
Ssrlammluns iprrbs baIb ems Il d Dle
70 piels aarsrs Dinse. bic beutieb ieln follten
uno ss nur Dem SlameM nat fno. Beju
SItb.ebt risiss? 6aben rpir Mlebt Dlanner
senus inter uns, bic etpas, fpenn aueb Mlebt
pisI. in bsutI6er Spratbe Uortrasen
tonnsn? SGbsbt ss plsI!eiht jur bedern
STttdnoihesit, bab man itdb oer enslIben
Spraebe tebient, un ben Seuneben etrpas IT.
bsr Die Scrsanse in fsinsm alten Oaterlans
DC 3u Iasem? SD tann IS niett slaubsn.
gs aereiht ben 9sutIhen sur ebrs tpenn
refpsftabIs, bisrseborne Olanner, ibren Sers
iammlunsen teiwobnen. mb al oenfslben
ais Suttrer Oper Seamte SbetIuebmen ater
lttsrIib 1T rs unnls, caB ite als Necner
auftrstsn III elmer Sprads, Die uur Der pisr.
te & bell gang perttebsu tann. 1Das ,pi,roen
unlre gMalllttreoeMpsn Whtbhr9er Ia9sn,
rpemn mir uns in ibre Ssriammlunsen pran:
ssu uno Yortraas in bcutfdsr Spraebe balls
ten nollten9 lDhrbe Ger Sor1ser niebt
halo fasen: 1t is out Of order, to speak dutch
here 81
SD babe niebts ein3uwenben sesen Die
6srrn, welebe ais en9Iiiebe Neonec bet Der
Ssriammnns auftraten lbre Dortrass na'
rsn 9spissen uno gang ber Selesembeit anpafs
ienp. Dies mu6 Seoer suseten, rer Ite pers
tsben fonnte, bob, pie ldb febon obeu bes
merit babe, es Gtbsint unn6tbis uno mioerttn'
mig, Den DsuHhen snsliihs Sortrase 3u hals
ten. gs mag pafIsnb Iein fir clue Stuls,
mo 0e binfcmmsn Tim gEslilt 3u lernen,
aber nlht bel elmer Ssriammluns, no man
srwartst, paB Die Unspelsubsn Usrtsben fcaen
mas sefast wirb. es 1T fbon oft heflast
uno ssrist tporosn, oab 10 Uisls osutlhs 9.if.
tnnsen IT, {. 10. 3u frib enaIi(trt rperpcn; mas
sew6bnlieb purh $eute Deranltaltet iptrp, Die
ee nift teIer Derneben: rpenn aber SsutIhs
feltf, enslilbe Ssoner aufforosrn ibren
&anosleutsn Sortraas su baltsn ODER lussbe,
baB ite ilt berporbrduaen foIfes 3u tbun, fc
1T eies nictt allsin IahsrIieb, Ionoern Der,
otent aerI9t 3u neroen. Don iebem Srsunoe
ber psutfbsn 9prahs. 8.
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nieht menaer ais fanf 3baler jsoer, fir eie
innsrn, uno nitt wsnissr ais s,psi Ibalsr u.
tInf;ia Gent jeoe fir Die ausipenoiatn Sans
te, bod niebt gum Sstrauot fir Wstieber
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