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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-08
The Compromise Bill.

The Compromise Bill.
Thus far, this insidious measure has iailet
of success. II passed the Senate, however
On the 9Th ult, by the following vote:
YEAS.
Maine-Atherton.
Indiana--Bright and Hannegan.
Vermont--Phelps.
Illinos-Breese and Douglass.
New Ycrk-DickinSon.
Pennsylvania--Slurgeon.
Mssouri-Benton and AtchiSon.
Mssissppi-Ddpis and FOote.
Geofgia-Berrien ard Johnson.
Arkansas -Borland and Sebastian.
South Carolina-Bu,ler and Calhoun.
MIssissippi-King and Le,ris.
Tcxas--Houston and Rusk.
Louisiana-Downs and johnson.
Tennessee-IWney.
Virginia--Hunter and Mason.
Maryland-Johnson.
North Carolina-MaDgum.
Florda-Westcott and Yulee.
Delaware-Clayton and Spruance ....33
NAYS.
Michigan-Fslch and Fitzgerald.
Ohio-Allen and Corwin.
New York-Dir.
Wisconsin-Dodge and Walker.
Connecicui-Niles snd Baldwin.
New Hampsbire-IIale.
Observation-Disclosures.
Maine-Bradbury and Hamlin.
Vermont.---Upham.
Rhode Island-Clarke and Greene.
New Jersey-Dayton and Miller.
Tennessee-Bell.
Kenthcky-Metcafe and Underwood.
North Ca olina-Badger..'22.
Absent Cameron, of Pa, Webster, d
Mass, and pearce, of Md.
In the House, on the 2Sth u,., on motion
of Mr. Stephens, Of Ca, the Compromise
8 Bill 10 establish territorial government in
Oregon" after being read, was laid on the
table.
Yeas ll2. Nays'97.
1t requires a two-thirds vote to take il up
again. IL will not probably be taken up this
session, as in Congress it was proposed to
adjourn yesterday, and an adjournment will
scarcely be delayed beyond next Monday.
The following statement Of the vote ofiIe
Ohio delegation, and summary Of the vote
in the House to lay the bill on the table is
from the Washington Union:
YEAs.-Richdrd S. Candy, John Crov
ell, Daniel Duncan, Thomas q. Edrurds
Nathan Euens, David Fisher, George Flies
Joshua r, Giddings, Samuel Lahm, iona.
than ID. Morris, Robert C. Schenck, John L.
Taylor, Samuel F. Kinton.
NAYs,-Rudolphus Dickinson, William
Kennon, jr., John X. Miller, Thomas Rlchey
Wm. Sawyer.
Summary of Votes Yeas ll2 Northern
democrats, 81; F.; Northern Wings, 73, South
ern Wings, 8; Southern Democrats, none.
NAYS. 81. Southern Democrats, 40
Northern democrats, 81; Southern Wings
81; Northern Wings, none.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-08

Gr The troubles in Yucatan continue
The Indians are still successful. The Indi-
ans had advanced nearly as far as Campea
cby, laying waste everything. The Indian
chief, Pat, is said TO be half breed. the
son of an Irishman, formerly Of much inAu-
ence with the Yucatecos.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-08

The Geographical Society Of London has
awarded to Capt. Wilkes of the U. s. Navy,
a gold medal in testimony of his valuable
discoveries and contributions to SCIENCE
Mr.. Bancroft received the medalto forward
to the distinguished Captain.
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Democratic Convention. 10Th Con-
greSSiOnal District.

composing the 9Th Congressional district are re
quested to convene at Section Ten, on the Mam
Extension Canal. at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, on Friday
the llth day of August next, for the purpose o
selecting a suitable candidate to be supported by
the democracy OF said district for their represen.
tative in Congress.
WIN. BLACKBURN, Chairman.
June 2fth. l848.
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June Goth ,l848.

*.sThe delegates from the counties of Putnam
Padding. Williams, Defiance, and Van Vert
will meet in convention at Junction, Paulding
county, on Wednesday. the 9th day of August
next. TO selects candidate 10 be supported by the
democracy Of the said counties, to represent them
u III 0 next Ohio Legisla lure.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-08

or State Elections we're held yesterday
in Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, and
iowa. North Carolina elected on the 3rd,
but she is hopelessly whfg The schooimas-
ter bas not got abroad in that State
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Gen. Taylqf,s Letter Of Acceptance,

During the Struggle of the Greeks for in
dependence, John Randolph calling at the
House of an acquaintance found several rag
ged children at the door. On entering be
found the lady Of the house, in company
with several others, busily engaged in ma
king garmeuls. The lady informed him that
they were making garments for the Greeks.
Randolph quickly and blunlly replied "Mad-
anne, the Greeks are at your door,"
The wings have dated very much on The
brevity of Gen. Cass's reply to the invitation
to attend The Chicago Conventions parii-
zsn affair, its actors having no regard for the
River and Lake Improvements they met to
agtate, but only designing 10 make this
question means Of political preferment for
themselves. The Gen. very wisely thought
that his acts as Secretary Of War, aud his
votes in the is. Senate, we're enough TO in
dicate his position on this subject, and left
acts 10 speak to an intelligent people loud
er than words. But now Gen. Taylor has
replied to the wbig nominating convention,
and here is The naked, lame, expressonless,
and vacant abortion he offers to the Ameri-
can people as an outline of his policy ofgov-
ernment if elected President What does it
contain about internal improvements Ma
tional Bank, Distribution, Protective Tariff,
and the other dogmas of Whiggery? Truly
when next tho wings would trouble them
selves about "lhe noise and confusion" that
prevents our candidate from being heard,
they should look at home and recollect the
silence, soon to be of oblivion, which covers
the views Gf he has any Of their warrior
candidate. We beseech them TO remember
that the Greeks are at their own door:
BATON RoreE, July 18th, lS4S.
SfR:-I had the honor TO receive your
communication Of June 10Th, announcing
that the Wing National Convention, which
assembled on the 7th of that month, and of
which you were the presiding officer, has
nominated me for the office of President of
the United States. Looking TO the compo-
sition of the Convention, aud the numerous
and patriotic constituency, feel deeply
grateful for the honor bestowed upon me,
for the distinguished confidence implied in
my nomination by the Convention, to the
highest Office in The gift of the American
people.
| cordially accept that nomination, but
with the sincere dis;rusl of my fitness to ful-
fl the duties of an Office which demands for
its exercise the most exalted abilities and
patriotism, which has been rendered illustri-
Gus by the greatest names in our history
But should the selection of The whig con.
vention be confirmed by the people, shall
endeavor to discharge the new duties, then
devolving upon me, so as to meet the expec-
lations of my fellow citizens and preserve
undiminshed, the prosperity and reputation
of our common Country.
have the honor to remain, with the high
est respect,
Your obedient servant,
2. TAYLOR.
To the Hon. J. M. MoREHEAD, Greensbor-
ouch. Guilford county, North Carolina,
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For President
l. E w is G A SIS.
For Vice President
WILLIAM O. BUTLER.
ELECTORAL TICKET.

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
lie GRAND BYINGTON, OF Pike county;
SAMUEL STARKWEATHER, OF Cuyahoga
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
LIST Det. JOHN SN yDER, Hamilton:
I'd do. GEoReE KEsLlNG, Warren;
Sd do. Francis A. CUNNINGHAM, Preble;
9TH do. G. VoLNEy Dorsey, Miami;
sth do. CHARLES M. GODFREY, Putnam;
9th do. SAMUEL Myers, Crawford;
7th do. john w. BELL, Highland;
9Th do. DANIEL CocKERILL, Adams;
9th do. SAMUEL DiFFgNDERFER, Pickawny
10th do. CHARLES CARPENTER, Delaware;
llth do. DANIEL J. SwINNEy, Richland;
18th do. Lewis ANDERSON. Lawrence;
18th do. JOHN LrDEy, Perry;
18th do. WILLIAM LAWRENCE, Guernsey;
18th do. WILLIAM c. WALTON, Monroe;
18th do. JOSEPH Burns. Coshocton:
17th do. WILLIAM MCDONALD, Jeffe son;
18th do. DAVID A. STARKwEATHER, Stark;
10Th do. JOEL B. BUTrLEs, Trumbul;
10th do. HENRY B. PAYNE, Cuyahoga;
2tst do. ABJAH Ives, Huron.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-08

G- The Dayton Empire has now passed
eniileIy under the control Of Mr.. Vallanding-
ham, as proprietor, and is published thrice a
week.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-08

W Gen. Dearborn, the Candidate of the
Native American party for Vice President
has resigned in favol of Fillmore, the Wing
candidate. The junction between Natvsm
and Whiggery is now complete.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-08

"GEN. TAYLOR NEVER SURRENDERs p
This expression rose to the sublime on the
field Of Buena Vista, but sinks to the ridicu-
]ous in tie transaction where Gen. Taylor
figures as "The hero of So 80" Though
one of the richest men in the Union, and in
the receipt of 5000 year in pay and ra-
,iuns, as one Of Uncle Sans Major Generals,
'raylor refused to take his letters from the
post Office, at Baton Rouge, because they
were not prepaid, but finding they contain
ed the announcement of his nomination by
the Wing Convention for President, con-
cludes 10 surrender the precious dimes, and
sends TO the dead letter Office at Washington
and has them returned TO him. The whole
country had been impatiently waiting Gen.
Taylor's acceptance Of the nomination, 10
see whether'h would be accompanied with
a declaration ofprinciples, when 10! it is dis
covered that the acceptance has been delay
ed two months because it would have cost
the General ten cents, or compelled him 20
take out unpaid letters to the sum of $3.50!
There III lttleness, if not meanness, about
this transaction which will equally surprise
friends and opponents.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-08

0r Land Warrants meet with ready sale
at Washington, from $llo to $ll2; in Gin
cinnati they range from $l20 to $3.50, and
in this section as high as $50 and 5000.
The claims for Bounty Land Warrants up 10
this time, that have been put in force at the
Pension Office, number about $4,000; acted
on 10000; and the probable number Of
warrants to be issued will amount TO 10000
Between 5000 and 1000 of those issued
have been returned to the General Land or
fee, and patents issued.
Three months extra pay has been granted
TO the discharged volunteers and regulars
The scrip is selling from 96 to 9s. $l5s,
525 Of this scrip has been issued.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-08

Mrllard Fillmore has accepted tho Whis
nomination for Vice President.
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WASHINGTON, July 81.

The Navy Appropriation Bill has just
passed the Senate. The Floating Docks for
Philadelphia, Pensacola and Kitery, are in
it,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-08

GT We learn that the Potato rot has ap-
pearee in different parts Of the county. Its
ravages thus far have not been great.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-08

From the Scientific American.
TABLE OF RAILROADS.
Ching the Names, Distances and Rates tf
Fare.
Miles Ears.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-08

VINO BEAUTIES always admitted the
Editor of the Lima Reporter to have keen
sense Of the beautiful, and Of course we look.
ed with both our eyes at selection in his
last number headed "BEAuTlFuL EXTRACT"
+" From Daniel Webster" and opened our
eyes some I'VE did--to find that our friend
of the Reportet had literally stolen Cass's
eloquent and patriotic denGncia,ion of fcroak.
ers about dissolution of our glorious Union,
extracted from his speech in the Senate on
the Oregon question, of March, lS46; and
credited it 10 the greatest Of Massachusetts,
We had almost said Hartford Convention
Federalss! But there it was, clear theft,
all but the caption and credit! We knew
the editors political morals were not Of tie
soundest. but larceny-
After all, II is not so strange that Wing
editor should resort to the spec ch of dem
ocratc statesman TO extract sentiments OF
real patriotism. Black Dams beautiful ex-
tracts" read after this fashion: "Sir-I
would not vote for the bill, if the enemy
wore battering down the walls Of the capt.
tol."
Our readers will find the "beaui,ful ex.
tract" by referring to the life Of Gen. Cass
published IN the Venture fortnight ago.
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Banking.

On our fourth page will be found sworn
account of the management of the Canal
B,nk Of Albany. BY it we find that the
money in this bank was loaned without ade-
quate security-that the directors monopo.
lized the iavors of the bank-that one edit.
or, Croswell, had $4,000 of its favors-
that its specie was not more than one hun
DIRE d,h part Of its circulation--.-and its bill.
scarce ien-,honsandth, and the funds o
the government in its possession are placed
in jeopardy. A more out and outErecord ol
villainy could not we'll have been described
Such is banking everywhere, essentially de.
moralizing, corrupt, and corruptng. 1t
plumbers the honest and helps knaves.---
Our free institutions have no deadlier foe.
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ANOTHER LETTER FROM Mr.. VAN BU.
rem - Young America states that the Chair
man of the Executive Committee of the In.
dus'ral Congress has written TO Mr.. Van Bu-
rem requesting his opinion on the important
question of the Freedom ofthe Public Lands.
MIR. Van Buren's reply has been reseved.--
1t is long and decidedly favorable to the
views of the Land r eforlners.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-08

o. The whig papers did not hesitate 10
charge the Post Office Department with de-
laying, for corrupt purposes, Gov. Morebead's
notification to Gen. Taylor of his nomination.
How pitiful they must feel, now that ii
turns out that it was because Gen. Taylor
did not think enough of the Wing nomina-
tion TO pay for the letters directed from Phil.
adelpha to him-two of which are recog-
nized to BEGIN Gov. Morehead's writing
Rather lame and impot.nt conclusion TO
find that the miserly parsimony Of their can
didate was all that was blame-worthy. Blu,
this is fair specimen of the credibiliiy Of
gross whig charges.
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For Governor,
JOHN B. WELLER.

Dem ocratic County Nominations
For Auditor,
WILLI A M M. 3 E l. L.
For Treasurer,
OTHO w. CIR w FIS.
For Commissioner,
JOS L P II B L L F 0 r ID.
For Coroner,
JOHN MON r 0 Z.
For Prosecuting Attorney
JA NJ ES M CKEN E.
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Total Army Appropriations $7,42O,l42
Of course this does not include the cost
ofFortifcanons, Of Indian service, &C., &c.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-08

OF The freaks of the telegraph are nu-
merous. 1t occasionally makes matters a
great deal worse than they are, even when
bad enough without it. Lately when the
news of the contest in the streets of Paris STA
ted 10000 killed and $4,000 wounded, the
telegraph swelled the number of wounded to
75,O0O-rather crowd for the Paris hospi-
tails,
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The Army in Pence

The following are the leading items ofihe
army appropriation bill for the year commln-
cling on the lst inst.
Pay of The Army, $l,e34,3S2
Transportation ofdo, 100000
Subsistence in kind, (rations) l,22l,4l4
Regular supplies, @. M. Dept, 100000
Incidental expenses of do. $4,000
Continuation Of officers subsisl-
ence. ;. 555,35l
Do, of Officers Horses do. lO4 1855
Purchase of Cavalry Horses 100000
Arms and Arsenals o24,429
Ordinance and Stores 250,OOO
Miscellaneous Items 4tO,3lO
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-15
2.
Ocr II, / ib s.

VariIer M Moralitdt,-Su eiusm
feiner lesteu Srtefe ucn Yarts al Die biers
ldnollhe 3eitun9 ,,etpin9 9I9f," ia.}t Sor.
ySallb, caB er inuerbalb Dee Ieeten Wcnats
etne unterrsoun9 nit mehreren alten Wdns
ueru iber oen biitcril*en WehIel in Gbas
ratter uno Sitte Der pariier BeuDferun9
.pNcg, Die wdhrcnb ibres eebens ftets bcte
uno einHuBreideu Stellunseu in Sraufreiob
eingencmmen batten. sic ale ltimmten in
Der Meinung ubereiu, oae cas 8erbdltniB
Wirfl;den 8agabunben II. Diebe, BON Wnis
Gesduqern uno 8erbrthern jeccr 9rt, ras>
jeui9e int 9lnfan9e Der franSOIllheu Geoclus
tion nett ilberpie9e; oae lcdere Noral uno
ausihneifenbe @enobnheiten tauFger Mnb
in 9ra1crer 6crm ansutrefftn leien, nameuts
lid unter benz weislid,eu 9eld,lcd,te. Die
Ma6e Der slrbeiter uno 9rcletarier bat Gh
oerbrefaht babel Tnb Ge cem Trunfe, Der
@enuBluht uno bem Soncu6inat pelt eroes
bener. Ginc srcse Sermebruns Der Sabrt>
ten, in Cisciplin uno Soaltuns gang oerldbisr
ben BON ben Observation-Disclosures suoenojen
WubIfatcnen, neIfe Die wiloeiten 9eiot
fhaften n6brtrn uno auen m6'liden antilcs
cialen 1ebren @in9ana ueridafften, baten
oasu beigetra.;en, oae 8eroerbnls Der Sts
ten unc uerfehrter MnThten INNER alsemeis
ner ~ maden.
8iel,peiberei coer p:elmcbr Elm uneenirs
ter aeftledtlider Dmaana, tpiro, namenflid
i'm 6srsen Der Manufnfturs Diitrifte. bis ,u
elmer srceen sluscebnuns aepFcaen, uno
hterin lieat ei9entlih oas @eteimnie jeues
8eihmades an Gcmmuntsmus ODER Socias
lismus nah csm plane 6curier's, Der Fh
iiberalI burd gang Tranfreid, entwldelt bat
uno benz E niee unierer bierldnoiite pt,lcio
phen ~ hulbiaen lt,einem. Das Sntitut Der
Che finoet man ldftia, ariifofratiih. felbits
fad,tia uno Qar; uno gar uncertrdol,d, nit
Den 9rnnoidsen BON vNreiheit, 8leihhelt
nne Srii,erlihfeit! Die ,,rctbe 99eputlif,"
Die uicciale uno cemcfratilhe Nerublf,"
fir tpeld,e eiu 9rcBer 1hed GER Snfureenten
ccn: Suni idrie unb fdmpfte, irllte cine 02es
putlif rreroeu, in Der Reufdbeit ais Elm 81
bes9lauben oersan9ener 3etteu uno bas Che
biincnie als eiu Strcbbanc aneefebeu piro,
cas man Hid,t uuo lost, spe eauue uno llms
ftance es 9ebieten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-15
Nltllt atcr 3S.)

rpillfcmmen, Sen IoDlcr als ibren @anci,
coten fur bic prdGcentlhaft aufseucmmen.
ociIen Guhm (nad ibrcr Bebauptang) in eie
ner1 9ottlcien, tprannifden bosbaften uuc
un9erebten Srtese errunsen pcrben. 9,eu.
SoDlOr bat feline Selobnuns erbalten uno mir
m0hten sbenfctpobl ermarten bas Elm @rcb.
ihmlsb einc sadutr MAIDEN ,uirbe, als er
ein outer preGoent.
SD bate Elm 8erlansen, bag bic erife
cemotraftlhe 9feoe, bic id jemals MAIDEN
wnroe, In Dem alten @auntp meiner G,eburt
9emadt peroen fctlte, uno mein Wunld, il
nun befrleetst. Sd bin pcu bereeeten s,er,
rem amseben> bic gum Spreden eepobnt.
uno weld'e m;s cen oerfhieben Sraaen, Die
belprcden tpercen folIten, better pertrant
llno ais id'; nne jest tueree id ibneu bic
Shbne ilberIafen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-15

&Stn. Ia. sinauf. mcM felt Wei's
fdenee6enten berrihte tn uniern Meauerfs
fein ar6eerer SubeI, aIs beute. roo ans Der
Grstersca 0eihsDerweter, ebenic eer Ront9
BON 9breueen. besuhtem. Der Dombauoers
ein hattie bic ysattcnalDer erfammluns etnseIa'
tem. Die Stabt rar auf'S Soerrlthtte &C.
fd,madt. Der MeiMsvertreier 9etrann Auer
0ersem; DEFENDERS nabm Der SubeI fein
Gnbe, NO uaan ben barse:lids. gang etnfad
oefleibeten alfem Weanm nebett BEN fdruliti'
gen @bamrasxert6nic erblidte.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-15

. 6 "T aDlcrfieber r."-Snecui,
itana muB cas GaplcrFeter unter BEN gRbio.
re'1sn gang entiesIid matben. Ole 3a5f
cerer, bic ben ~aIten3ad nidt unterffisen
ipollen tpiro tdslid sablreider, 70 bae fTd,
oas u9se~ Srleans Bulletin" Elm 9ap[or.
Sb'sblatt, sesrprnsen fIebt, bieien llm(fanb
auf tOlse"oe fpastafte @etfe su betennen:
"ote sesenwdrtise Gage Der Gaplorpor.
ts' er'artert uns an eine slnefbote Dot, efuem
alten Sarmer Der zines Neoraens feline
S%aate aus bem StalIe lief. 9eadbem er
Die RieseI berunterseIufftn (telte tt6 ber
alte Sarmer baneben, um ietue Seerbe ~
soolen nno besann - Uba sebt etns"--, ,,pa
9eben S'pet"-uea 9eben brei"-,.ba oebt
Der alte Sod"--uocrt eebt elm icf,,par,es~-
o0rt sspt Elm 9anSer Saufe"-,.unb per.
Dammit, oa seben fTe ale !"
$50 1T es nit Der Iaylorpartet. 3uertt
Fonnten tpIr bic slusreteer ,dbleu - ems.
S~eL oret aber es mar baIo befannt, tas
Der 3aun sebrOdeu unb bic 9aieeeI berunter.
selanen tcorben tuaren, ,unb bic ,,altengSde .~
uno Die "ihwarsen edaafe," finaen an
laneu oaritber binpessuiprinsen uno lpureen
10 idneu BON "san,en 6aufem' eefcIaf. baa
,ecer Terfuh ile gu sdblsn aufseseben ,per-
Den mnBte, unb balo tuirb Gen 1aplor aus.
rruten mnt1en-o ert-t fte eebeu
alIe!
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-15

Sraxtiurt-iif bas yaterfauo Don
@Otbe unb 6ampslmann, Der Sabrif oon
0eberniirifen unc Bunbesta9s- Se ihluHen,
Die 70 id,,per su oerbauen fno - Srauffurt
1T sewie Don einem parifer Shneioer err
funoeu pcroen, Der ein &leibunssitud lies
fert, bas fId, 70 unb 70 perpanbeIn lG8t.-
CUR 3eit Der Raiier mar es elm Staatsfrad,
itef uuo @clo seffidt. tn tpeIhem man nur
bic aQerb6hiten Teierlitfei:en ooruimmt.-
ais Der oeutlt,e &atler ieia @clo ausselcs
gen bate, se1el ibm lein Srad uSranffurt i
aud, nid1t mebr, oer @lauj rpar ,,re99e'
frennt" unb man fab nidts als bic Stihe !!
Desbalb bcfrus CT 36 n9ute Treunbe" uno
man belhlce, einen Shlafred caraus su
MAIDEN. go faben mir in Tranffurt ben
arosen Shlafrcf bes sroeen Deutfhlano,
in tuelden aie prcpinsen ,,hineinldlafen"
mueten, bamit ibnen Der Weitwino nidn
fdabe; benn tpie leid,t s6nnten Saben unc
Nbetnpreueen einen Sdnupfen friesen, unc
rpenn bic einmal Ut nieBem anfansen. oann !:
belf 9ott! Der Sdlafrcf wurce aud,
iiber bic Obren sescsen, benn bas @aaien
oes G:b0rs iit eim gar idlimmes ltebel, unp
bn Deutihlanbs pclitiide Obren INNER
Iduser werbeu, 70 fab fId Der Sunoestas se'
svunsen, ben Sdlafrod INNER weiter bins
anf amb enser sufanmen su siehen; eamit
CT aser red5t feftbalte, .paro Ct Don gang
Deutidlanb gut sefattert, 70 baB oas @anje
fat su suartit spurbe g. Sober, Der eiuen
Sdlafrcd befist, speiB. spenn man eiuen icl.
den SO Sabre lang bat, 70 suirb er abaeiba.
ben. iinier Sdlafrcd, sefp. Bunbestas,
mar aud ldnsit iHledt, innen unb auiTen.
unb ntan scmnte tteb Sor fren,ben eeuten sas
nidbt aebr ieben Ianen. Da fam etlideu
Dreisis EFT gutter gebanse, Ge lieBen i'm T.
bersieten unb ;suar nit id,,rari. i.rotb- Sclbe'
usm 3eus! Ater ct besam wieeer bas elts
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Sanf ocn Shio IN umlauf. Wan erfennt
1e leiht oaran, bag auf Dem Si,den cer
dd,ten Stote
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aecrudt 1T, tpdbreno es bel beu fallaeu alic
aeiet:
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Man fam Die falIhen bon ben G1ten
leid,t baourt nnterlheicen.
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uniere Treunoe eesen bic slnnahme BEL
SanbusfD Banfncten, es lca niht gam
Gher bamit iein.
Ncrmalf 8anf, Sbio. Sc bciet
aud, biefe Banf 1T nid5t fiber, bic Brcfere
perweiaern bic slnnabme Der Ncten.
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TcnarsS1cte" an bic Summit So. Brand
BON Der Staatsbanf BON Ohio geieben. BIZ
auf cine Gnnretde Weife tn cine 10 Dollar
Gcte umsedncert 1T, 70 baB Semano teiht
banit tetrceen perben fann. Tim se9eu
8etrus in oieier Weiie su fhern, 70 erin,
nern mir barnn, tae in alien 9tcten Der
State Eanf Of Obio tie slnsabl Der menfd'
lid,en Tiquren in Der 8ianette nit berSuns,
me @eloes ccrreipcntirt, bic burh bic 9aote
reprafentirt rt wereen ioG. stuf elmer "Gi'
Dca1r- -Tote" 1T ein E menihlide 0tSur,
ouf elmer % BRET naenidlide TiSuren,
unb ouf 8 $5-flnf.