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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-11-17

we DID not receive friend Johnson's letter
until Saturday, after our paper was printed
W. thank him forhis good intention and would
have complied with his request had We
known his wish in season.
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ADMINlsrRATORg NOTICI

E ETTERs of Administrator
AZ been granted 10 lhs adeHs
the Nov. Term, t84S, d 80 !
Court Of Madison county, aIssl
the estate of MARTA Wade, l's
all persons indebted 70 SAID ''i
notified to come forward APO "
mediate payment and all P9t'ea'
claims against said estate wy
them legally authenticate ".l
time prescribed by law, of'''l'
forever barred. I,
WIN. LAMBERT Y
Nov. 16.
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The summers no time to try the strength
OF afection,' said Mrs. %Partington," though it
is pretty well to sing love songs beneath a win
dow at midnight in a rain storm, or stand bill
ing and coNing at the door step till two in the
morning, The winter season II Is the time =
Many's the time my poor Paul has rid five miles
to see me the coolest weather; and often the
dear creature has been found in the morning,
fast asleep, IN the middle of the cow ward,
with the saddle on his own shoulders, from ia
"gue OF counting me and riding a hard %trotling
horse. There was devotion / never see il
cow without thinking of poor PauI;' and sly+
ing which the old lady hobbIrd to bed. WI
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-11-17

WELL SAID The Madison Courier, remark
ing upon the rage of the public for news
papers containing an extra amount of read
ing matter says, "if reading matter alone be
their object, they will find enough that is new
to many of them in The Bible; and it is good
reading too" We have rarely seen a better OF
a harder hit---Cin. Oron.
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sessses, Vad disana,. |
i,also cures sprains p'Isa cola
blfos, and al sores s T,a''h q,
suppurate; it draws wv WY gomS !
very successfnIlc es1aledlsd |
paies dislressiad p sia siibsa
It's IN a very shofi em ca
OF Rheumatism ana lag
GF For pSr,ico X aJleg
anotae c IumI S'9s
ne senulne il III sa,
November 3, l84s sllg
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-11-17

Deah ofJHgor Robert Danbar.-tdams co0n
", Miss. lost a valuable citizen, yeste.day,
when Major Robert Dunbar expired at his resi-
dence there. lie was a courteous and eslim-
able gentleman, sincere and honorable in all
his relations; admired by the community at
large and odored BY the social circle which he
gracsd. The county would fifty mourn the
loss of such a ltizen,-Coacofdia htcIigencer
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-11-17

The VlcKsBuRG WnIe-Has rosumed no
publication ofthe Daily. For its many cour-
tcsies we render our thanks and are truly glad
g hear that the people are approaching i,s
worth BY a liberal patronage, May its slzc new
81 be less.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-11-17

There is no doubt of the election of Simms
as Cha"cery Clerk, and Dufield as Major Cen
eral.
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DissOlution

EVE partnership bpreloS.
betwe'a The unde,,''.I
solved by mutual couses,
IS authorized 10 collect 4. 1 NJ
firm. KENNEDy ii d wy "
November l6. u
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-11-17

E,piioLARv.-Tne last lttlo Rock Banner
contains a long correspondence between Hons
I B. FIournoy and Scion BorIand' in relation
to some misunderstanding connected with the
election to I'LL tho vacancy in the v. Sen
ate created by the death Of Senator Ashly'-
Fournoy in1itedBorluA /" oui,' p which invita-
ton the latter declined upon the ground that
he was So efficiently "shot at" in the war with
Mexico TO +" satisfy the ambition Of any man :"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-11-17

-
The NO CREscENr-Publishe and edited b,
Hayes, Mcclure, Larue and Pierson Daily a
$500 and .Seml-weekly az 5000. A noutra
ne spaPer conducted with much ability ant
tnlly equal to the other New Ofleans papers
This paper dnring, the last S or 6 weeks hai
got to be decidedly popular with sontc Of thu
Postmaslers, for they have not allowed US tc
receive but one half Of those sent to US.
Tue CHOLERA We take the following from
a letter from II, G. 0. Dwight to the New
York Observer. 1t is dated Constantinople
August 9Th, 1913:
The Asiatic cholera. which when fairly
seated is one Of the most unmanageble OF all
Diseases despising all human art and skill and
m~oeking the assiduities Of lrindshipy inalmosl
all cases. 1t begins with a mild dlarrhe o,
which in that state is most readily cured
True where the cholera is raging we are con.
%tinually hearing of persons who arose well in
the morning, and are in their graves before
/ H'shNg uiu j IL Hut ~ Ob uUuDtcu luNL tle1e
are some %casosin which the very first attack Of
the disease is the collapse, from which recov.
cry is rare. But | can say with truth that in
every instance Of these sudden deaths of chol-
era, in which | have been able to investigate
the circumstances, | have found that the indi-
vidual had been laboring lnder diarrhoea for
some days previous. Generally this is so SLIGHT
as not to be much noticed; it is attended with
no pains, and no sickness of stomach, perh APPS,
and gives the person no particular incGnven-
fence But II is this very diarrhoea which is
insldiousIy preparing the system tor the dread
full onset Of disease. Whenever the cholera
is prevailing in any place, it should be a rule
in every instance, to stop slightest diorrhoea
Immediately. For this we have'a remedy al
ways at hand. Opium, in some form or other.
must be used Immediately, and without fear
~ the form of laudanum, perhaps it may be
used most conveniently. At such times
should be found in every house; and the mas
ter Of the family should give the %strictest in.
junction TO every inmate Of his house, to give
immediate notice, if attacked with diarrhoea.
In mild cases six drops Of laudanum for nm
adult will be sufficient to check The disease -
The dose should be repeated every A hours un-
III The diarrhoea is stopped, This a ismost i'm.
Portant direction. In severe cases of diarrbooe
. larger dose must be used, and the dose ma,
De increased indefinitely without the least in.
jury, SO long as the effect Of checking the di
arrhoea is not produced. have been called
70 prescribe in q great multitude of cases O
cholera, in this i%ncipient stage, and | hav,
found every one Of them to yield to this medi
cine The prescription is one which our goo,
brother Doctor Smith, left with his. brethren
Turkey 10 anticipation Of the cholera, when h,
was returning to America; and by the blessins
OF God, do believe, saved thousands of hives
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co M M q R g
NEW ORLEANS, November ~. 1,
From, The New Orleans Bulletin i.

FROM The NeW Orleans Bulletin,
Tit Sales of cotton for the week reach
2S,5OO bales. There has been a slight decline
and we change quotations accordingly, Sugar
3aG44. Coffee, 6a6a; Flour a, 75G5l2. Baggine
l74; Rope 81.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-11-17

Photographed 10 He NuO Oyieans Piicayuae.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER AMERICA
One Week Later fom Europe.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
mississippi and Louisiana.

WWW LUWtSIUWn,
Interior :::::::::4-a41 Middling Fair. .53a5}
Urdlnary:;::::44-o48 Fair ::::::::::::5a7-
Mlddllng;;::::;:45a5 Good Fair::::::--a-
Good mlddling; ;54a54 Good and Fine: %
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand 1IlO75
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-11-17

The SouTHRoN. in conse ouence IL liz ob.
sence ofMr Palmer, is now under the charge
Of MT. John Bowling, who has acted as Editor
ior some time past. We wish il all the sue
cess i deserves, and If it receives that, both
Editor and publisher will be satisfied,
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Enment ot De- omee noIders.

Lament Of the ohce hoiaeFs'
..33 so1,piyor we,ro dio,od.
Amidst me waves ofthat deem rirer
g,y <ys tumble obopt Md sb,yer
F,o...
4n5 ,hey Owe rs ovfnI knocks.
W. cry. ms s5udderiny e.. draw our breath.
Wb,r Is soar, 10 van 10 MS is'deatb
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-11-17
FRENCH AFFA IRIS.

The new cabinet Of Gen, Cayaignoc has sus-
tanned a defeat in the National Assembly. A
decree has been issued for the election of q
President OF France by the people on 10Th
day of December next. The contest for the
Presidency has become very exciting. Lamar
tine declines being a candidate.
The cholera makes slow progress in Eng
land.
FATE OF THE IRISH PATRIOTS.
Smith o'Brien, McManus and O'Donohue
a'eto be transported forthwith for life.
The King and Queen of Spain have kissed
and made up.
Berlin is still a scene Of riot.
AUSTRIAN AFFAIRS.
Affairs have not yet come to a crisis in Aus
tria. The population OF Vienna is determined
to hold out to the last. Provisions were be-
ginning to be scarce in Vienna. No engage
ment has yet taken place.
SECOND DESPATCH.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
CHARLESTON, Nov, 10.
The Liverpool cotton marSet is depressed
A moderate demand prevailed through the
week. Exporters continue to operate to n fail
extent. All descriptions Of American are Of.
iered freely at a decline of one. eighth since
the Hibernta sailed. The market was some.
what frrnor on the day Of the steamers sailing
with an improved tone. Sales of the week
10000 bal es.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-11-17


VERMONT u. 5. SENATOR The Vermont Leg
lsIaIore has reelected Mr.. Upham, (whig) to
the Senate for six years from the 4th OF March
next. This is good news, and somewhat un-
expected, as we had learned that the Cass and
Van Buren, men, in tie Legislature had united
to prevent an election.--T. Wtig.
----~- #
IN noticing a fresh Importation from the West
Of Eastern chool,mistresses, PRENTICE of the
Louisville Jonrnal says, that generally speak
ing' the pretty Yankee g rls, who come out to
The West to engage in the business OF public
teaching, do very little in that way. Instead
q teaching other peoples children, they soon
have children Of their W to teach.
The WlLMoT AFFAm.-The report that GAGS
had sent McClelland to Wilmot TO pledge him
T. the Provlso, is now confirmed in every Dos.
sIble shape, so that there is not the least doubt
OF It's truth. The concurrent evidence is
lengthy and we do not publish ii on that &C.
count but we intend TO preserve it Tor future
reference. We may add, however, that the
lineage Democrat, edited by Hon. John Went
WORTH acknowledges the truth of the rumol
ana commends Gen, Cass for bis action in thi.
matter. The election is over, und we refrain
rom mme suitable to such a transactio
~. Wtig,
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Issued, the 10Th day Of Non
1913.
j. t. CAMERON,
Nov. l6. l848, y
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-11-17

Iaa CHoteRA III appears the report Of the
Cholera being in New York was a false alarm.
me sMisalssiPPian says, "Itis to be hoped
lna' y sney' Qhs vhigaD have been successful,
.aey may turn ou1 every Demoerat Who holds !
federal ,hice y
Don't Be 50 down-hearted. We have seen /,
said somewhere that Gen. Taylor I'D AID took
saFa q ths Mexican wounded, after tho batae.
bpsh he should carry ont old aickorF,s oro.
kischsa4 S'eaf sle
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Atten tiOn MiI;s.

The 25h RsgisI
~sissippi Militia VI
al a Canton o. M
for drill, pspscia'
view The oRtepa
at the same pIacal
at 10 O'Clock /
BY order II Ri
SHACEEL5
ISAAC ". I0yI
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IN CURFs

November 3, 1913 "
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Remi9fcitss sSrpceeu.

Sraurtacg gntoef a.-gin 6crr
ipelher aus gallfcrnlen nad 0leu Vcrt su:
rlfacfcbrt 1T, bat Is spfnno oes permqints
llhen Sclr @5anbcs pom Sfatber @trcme
mtaetraett. >sibcr foil ftb tci ndbererprils
fun9 crarten baten. baB nidbt allies Solp 1T
mas 9Idn5t, intsm rCr Sano niehts mebr unp
niebts meniQer ais foasnanntes &abenaclp
entbdlt. 9icIc 0lahricbt mag bicjcniaen sur
BCltnnuna brm9en, rre!ebc pcn 9olrenen Srr:
gen in @aIifcrnien 9etrdumt bapen.
BON Oucata n.-Gcritbten pcn Sleu
Orleans Ucm Oct 3ufolac, ftd baIcltt ci
ne 9blaebt spilhcn Bsibcn mo Snciancrn
pcr, in nslttcr omsrifaniIebe Off,lere aes
t6ptct murpsn. Sufolse elmer offi,ielen An.
finrauna, ,piitbet cas sSte Sletsv III 6cu:
tton IN Seras.
QS noernbe Seitunqen Der
,,4msriean Star," elue 3eltung, rpelfe nab.
reno rss msrifaniltbsn &risaes init grfcla
srit in Oera gruj pann i'll Salapa nno aulest
in Der 5aupttapt Werlfo bcraueas9etsn wmr
De, wonoert jest nah Corpus gbriltl in Sc:
ras, no lls NIT bcionpersr Ssrud(ttttiauna
oes Buffalo Sa9cns" uup Ger Sierra
Olapres TcrubIlF" berausaraetcn etren FOIL
Ser ,,Srue Amerean." frdbcr III Sierra Cru,
pnb!BWt, toll nun III Dctnt SiatPl unter
ccm SlteI ,,Scrian Nansrr" crIhcinen uno
lpiro unsefabr Dadclte intcrsnante Sslo he,
banrsln. .. Ncr.
GIN Starr over elm prins -
Ssreall, elmer ocr 6craueSetsr pes 81. Orle.
pieapune tcr jeBt 0sutlblane tcreift, eraablt
auf cine orclli9e Weile pie er Die Stci(c BON
Soln naeb 6amturA et,pa 500 Oleilen, auf
Ger eilentabn ais aneinlser Snbater eines
Garrsns 9ematbt. als CT ain gclncr Depot
acfrast rpnroe, in ,peletsr glaGe &arren CT
ictnen Sis jn nebmen wln1ehs, aat CT anf
0dnfrmonier CUR An:wcrt, erltsr gtaGe, in
Der Mennna, rarin Die bette 8slsllfetaft au
Sutr'fen. Statbecm er cinseftiescn mu6ts ct
jcco6 5n i'iner 9erpuncernns rabrnsbmen.
rab Die Dadasierc aae in bic anpsrn Sarren
alusem ibn ater in feiner Slors ancin lis
bcr, uno feinsr perlcn nur snise fotsue unp
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For Salt River !

Slnte NJ II bic GouHtrn6rspabl
nnieree Staats pcn leBen 3Bea aeaanAen 1T
nnr bic ndtttts Dreltpsntenwabl nod plsl
lebIsebter scben wirc, 70 miro birrmit
81 h / tb t
9c3ctHn, paB am Gage natb Der Nreilbcntel.
m1hl in ndhlten 0lopemtcr, peIhCS Der 8tr
Sag oee Crlaatcn Olonat6 1T, oas ncue unr
fhonr Ohmpftblff 2enamt ,per Sarif Don
'42," fitr ccu Soljfu6 Gc9rln MIRO.
Der ShbrprCls 1T icbr ltteral, unO ipcrpCn
fc9ar SCrIprecbmasEOlotsn uno @tbisnplds
itcr gum rcI!Gn GlcnmpCrtb, ais 3nPIun9 an'
9Cnommcn.
NQC 0icjtniqen, bic bsrcite iltcr 10 Sab
re ben SdIrifitein prebNn, cbne EN- Nmt CT:
haltrn 5u bnben, 70 wir HHs, Die benciIen
t6nnen rab 0e J2 cccr mrbr unseirsIltbr
StImmen bel lester 1Tabl einbratbtem ftno
paiiaaesfrel mer peniaer 9tlmmen tradts,
orrr tb fcntt um Die ocmotrattfbe SacbC
perclcnt 0smaht bat, Dem miro na6 Ser.
bdItnIb ein blqissr Nb5ua 9etattst. 2ac
spafaaiere batsn frsis Scrt6itisnn9 oil 8orc
3ll erparten.
lille ScldG bic tri lester 18abl gar nitbt
aeitlmmt babCm 3oblen, wcnn Ite ric Sele9ens
beIt tenuBsn wollen. crppelten Qrsis.
Barnburnsrs perrcu I'M feinsn preis III:
9eIalien.
Sir ras Sldbcrs wrnre man fh al Die
Central grmmitts pon DcnnlpIpancn
SIN Nuftra9e bCe gapltdne s. &dB,
Olorris Son9trGtb, Rrtter 0teuermanil,
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prhf'noe 8Iifr fttcnften @c Isbr CT
Hter Dies fcnrerbare Scncbmen pen I'd
jertrab, tcnntr CT, pcaeu ilntenntni6 !
esntfthcn Srradc, rccb gu feiner auacntld
Itben GrFl6runa aeIan9en, uno or muBte 4
5'rel Gage IN iciuem einIamcn &dfa seeI
prr, che CT eincn OcImcnebsr fanp, eer
eas Nathfcl Itfcn fcnnts. ,,Oaen Ser
telebrte i'm jencr, ues Iheint Sbncn nn
tannt 5u felm ba6 man in 9snIdblanp ]
mtbnt 1T, nur sttr6nts 6duptcr coer Ou
fopte III Sarrrn eriser elade rei1cn 3u feb
U1an blclt Slc fir sincn bon beipen, ba
bic Sernacbldbi9uns. 3. Cellar
Setro fen. Gin III Oeunh(ane 81
b'irotbcter Sranicle aeristt nit Ieinsr SRI
III @treit. er Wcllte (te cine Shncin bsisl
ba CT abrr Zen oeutihen 0lamen nidt mud
rlef or u8lit ru nit Die Srau bon cine al
fife 6nnr?" - uSrsllitb !" OerIeste |
aanl trrtfeu.
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Sc - in unlrrm &aunltbip is Itbletbtc
Sitbdn}. 90 is tCr 9dn, Der SPIT, Der So.
Der alt SoePrr nnr fci 2o6tcrmann, Der alt
pen IN leln 3pee Sute, III =. i'd alaub,
Es TN not6 abaut en OuBcnO Qnnere, oic for
Der son9ltrctfcb AClpo't ben, m nan for Der
alt &oplcr timmr pcItr ncr ocutCtb Scr9
Dat oHeb aia9t CT tpclIt- - SC, sCb mrr
mra' IN nnlcrm 3aunfhip it's pcrtei, icb
wlll wrr-- fei, mann ith -
o. Wau, ScbnI eu nit bod net for Der
s. So 10, Gdm, es tput MIDI arg tatte
re- oter fuf - -
g. 9BcQ bann, ieb alaub aucb, es tat't
oNfb nlfe, caB mir uf rcr &d6 ltimms. &c
1'ns llau bod Stb eenf mir mpcte nau trfs
Ier I'LL for Der alt 3aplcr -
=. Mea, ih oenf mir tbune.
upper Bern.
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QS er oen OerlQnQt,

- 9ttulmciter, bic ausretbnen f6nnen ooB
Der Staat pennIplranisn cine Wlsbrbet Der
Stimmen bel lester 3Bahl fir souafretb
aat; ceer nenialtens brweiIen ftunen, paB
bcaater Gtaat, troe rcr @rmdhIuna Scbn.
iton's, uaeb mic nor Elm eemofratlIher @5taat
ut, unp tei na6lter prrf fpenten qBatl fir
gaB unc 8utler aeben miro unc mub AlIee
mnB arltbmctlieb temislsn merbem 70 raE
man slanten eanu ss ici Die Wabrbet.
spericnen, ole ipiliens lnb ouf Oti9es ;u
refcftlren, pirb bicrmlt bsmcrtt, pab Its notb
8cenei9una Der Nnfaabe oas &eultat re-:
ltbm6ren mhlien, unp elnc blalSc SeIobnuns
frparten m6acn.
SIR fcrnere ein3elbeiten mspe man 0h
teim ftbwarjcn Sacob, msItbcr autcriltrt 1T
i'm Slamcn Der Ssvlprctun9e'gcm 5u
banpeln.
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SSpnt SGtastonDe.

Die lpdtqfsn 0lacbrietten y. SsutIblanr
lanten Iebr fvicaerih:
0le tatifbCn NcpntIifancr, unter ibrem
Nnflbrrr Strupe, matbtcn einrn 9erfucb CUR
errittnns Der Nrputlif; wurpsn ater ae
ihlaaen, Der 9tnfibrer sefanacu unD nrttt
mrbren Nnceru, rrcruntcr auh Sarl 6en,cn
Gsn fcN, purtb Elm &rieasqpricbt pcrurtbelGt
unb crftclIrn. - Ger Nnfitano III 8ranefurt
mar pciItommCn untsrnritft, Die @tapt i'm
8elaaerun9sHonp ertIirt uno init 3ruppen
htrrihpemmt. - Sn &tln fauom em 95it
y N1. dbnIIbc Iuftritte fatt, bic dbnllhcn
Grfcl9 battrn.
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GaS Tefultat Ser 2SsdbI.


rsno BEN brel srlfen Sa9cn Ger pori9en 18Otbs
fbmsttsn uniers bieligsn poIitfsr fortmdbs
rsnb jmiibsn Surbt uno (.offtn. Stte 9(ns
funft Der pClf,-jsbs trie9ropbjfhs 9sptibs
dnesrts ben Stonb Ger 9in9s Die 2usfbtsn
Der snsn oosr Der onosrn Vartsi. Obmcbl Der
psrniinfti9e Spell Der Qofpfcfospartei fbpn avn
3meitsn Sage nab Ger 8aDl psrlrrsn 9ab,
pclltsn bptb bic lInpiGtnbsrn ibrsm SeiIpiele
nibt fpl9sn unb frdbten um 70 duter, fcbolb
iIb Elm Gtrabl pon Sofnun9 fir its bIidsn
lief. Cine tsls9rapbifhe 9spsfbe, wslbs am
9onnsrIa9 Tabmtta9 bon j9arrisbur9 bier
sintraf brobts snbIib Die offejeQs Rabrd)t,
bas @cupsrnSr SoDnifrn NIT $50 Stimmsn
mfbrbsit ermdblt isi. Dies dnetrts nattirlid)
bic Geene unb bic Qofc6 leieen feitoem an eis
nsr &ranfbsit Der fs fslbif feinsn Namsn su
9sbsn wi0sn.
9Sr ftnnsn baber jsst brsiit ia9sn: rOir
baben Ole 1Dabl 9cwonnen unb babsn
biui9e llrlabe unS St freMn iber bisIss felt
tsinabs abt Sabren unerbcrtc @rsiens. Ole
S"'SN N6N'NVhNN fpFu'Ntiiui uHISttp SuUplpNtfU
nno bic Nslnbsit unfsrsr @runbfdss bat ba8
Wclf BON psunfppanisn rsranIast 70 III snt=
tbsesn, cbne pisl stnifrsnssn bon unfercr Sss
t.. lSir babsn ME sinsn 70 rubi9en Babs
sampf ssisbsn,als ben listen. Q6ie bobsn unlrs
Sbulo9tsit 9stban, Defenders in Dem Often
S6uplfll, Serfs, Mcnt9cnsrD, @bsifsr, 9ss
lamare, qaneaifer unb qbanon BADEN Qcttsss
rsn srrun9sn mcribsr Die QGslt srifounen n,us
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fribsren Nablsn bsi1sr tbun fSnnsn. Qbsr
mir fnS sufriseen. Gin Siss bs8 8olfeS ubsr
bic 9sma0c9sn, 1T 9tasS ,pas bic 1Bbias NUN.
fb'n ftnnen. uno mir frsuen uns Ihou auf osn
Sag. no man Die 8trfbmsnosr unisrsr Sffents
lieben @sIcsr, Die &dufsr une 9srfdufsr n,m
5smpsl blnauftrsibsn ,pirb.
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te ter oemcfrat. QDahiamfeitssg ommittee.
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al5 Stirmsn in ben Tiffriften Inb. Die
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feline pouifdno9e Ssritbts. 90 it wabrItbeine
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tIItbrbst srndblt 1T.
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