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j6s -oas,.f.s .- .s.e a9'sl Il. 3 n'cisck.
A.4..an. u Hmu8s cl asug made tar
e7-a. SaUadsr- e.#r gentlemen rase, 8aa Is,
Hm'rf his putrss- r a6arass Ccc4sa.
t#t al -an@ I"e luunG Is session ,-b9 60
@#s ue-uHta- resolution vh.ca called tUr
aeaaa as##n, aaa s. #'ch ae intended Do o-e.
s=H, BE an.aa lafveos Is en1,t Under 'e
g.avry ot "a -ruaeman s. no addressed ., this
uafmaG ,,ad 20 p4,l forward tins great ca.
terpnse. re- speech Of Gen. S, thauga
short, " stron2 aad e'oqaen', and received
win great applause. H. Concluded by pre-.
seuuug the following resolution:
Rss0'uti, Ihat Commitiee of eleven be
appusnej. by the President whose du'y il
Die plan tns increasing he subscription neces-
sary tor raising the one million Of dollars as
prescribed by the chatter; provided it should
appear that a sufficient sum has not already
been subscribed for that purpose.
Hamttton c. Jones. Esq. being called for,
addressed the Convention IN a characteristic,
strong and able speech-in which he asserted
the ability of the people Of North Carolina to
accomplish this great work and enforced,
very emphatlcaly, its practlcabliity and uti.
mate success. The people represented by
him and his colleagues were deeply interest.
ed III this Rosd-they looked upon it as their
only hope-and should il fail, thousands of
them must leave the country.
Gen, Einey and Mr.. Dibble made few
remarks, after which Mr.. Davis being loudly
called for addressed the Convention upon the
benefits which had resulted from the building
of one Railroad IN North Carolina. He al.
luded to the much abused and unfortunate w.
& Il. Railroad. MIR. d. then proceeded TO
contrast the former state of Wilmington with
lis present growth and prosperity giving
glowing accounts Of the favorable prospects
before the town of w lmlngton Mr.. ID. al
so went into an eyaminai ion Of the amour,
and prices paid by that town alone to New
York tor articles, abundance Of which can be
produced and furnished by the Western sec
ton of North Carolina, provided this Road
was flushed.
Mr.. Clark, Of Rowan, then responded to
call IN few remarks upon the Railroad
theme; and addressed some arguments to the
Conventions but was interrupted by Mr.. II.
Z. Jones who moved an adjournment.
The President then announced the follow
ing Committee under the Resou ion of Gen.
Saunders heretofore adopted, viz: Messrs.
Saunders, Of W AXE; McRae, of ilmlngton;
Griswold, of WAYNE; Mcleod, of Johnston
Graham, of Orange; Trollinser, Of Alamanee
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csf, should BE- tason to scatter Inc r1anyt
equally os.r ibs surface and -e shoDj m
rnediateiy follow -,lh TIE tray ~ harrow.
The srlcis on Salt, at page Az, s.aken.
a desire long entertained, TO correc, popa
lar error in regard TO sailing meat pork Is
pecia'ly. The pfesen no,Isn Is, meat must
mol be sailed until IL turns cold ; and | nave
known some people, vixen Strengthening hogs
j when the weather was warm, T. wait, al. 81
killing them, from twenty -four to ,hirly sis
hoprs, TO get rid Of the animal heat, before
sailing. Nov, whilst it is uuqgestionably
wrong, 10 such weather, to pack warm, there
can be no rational objection TO .ai,n2 warm
meat, as we thereby get rid Of the ANIMAL
heat moro rapidly, and tins salt di>soves, and
"sirikes III " more readily. My rue for
twenty .odd years, has been to have my pork
slightly sailed. as soon as can have il Gu,
out lay il thin with the salt upon II un'!l The
next day, and then pack it with plenty Of
salt. Since adopting this course, have
never had "spo,led meat" eScep, now and
then piece from insects and one year from
trying the experiment OF hanging part Of
my uest only forty.eight hours after sal ing !;
cutting out the meat while warm requires a
sharper knife and more care and twice hand.
ling and salting, after Gu ting out gives a
little more trouble bul tina, is not worth con.
sidering, when we look to the comfort of
sound old bacon. The course here ady0ca.
led, is not only best 10 warm weather, but iIls
equally advantageous in ertreme coi9wea,her.
For all experienced house keepers know that
frozen mat will not take salt un,ll 1t thaws,
and probably sp lis more readily after ihaw.
ing than recently slaughtered meat.
Allow me few words on your article 81;
page 263, on " Subsoll ploushiag.' Your
accoun, of the corn crop Of Mess ;. Hawaii &
Co., is very tllterlrg but az general To g,
would it no, b. better 10 do the suhsallHg n
the preparation Of Inc land rather than IN the
cultivation OF the crop!
Running broad sharp conlier near he
young corn, ard by that means breaking the
subsoll under and Immediately around H. IS
al old practice. II frequently succeeds VII;
bu; in some lands aud IN soGe seasons, there
i. danger of Gripping the crop, so that Il can
never recover. In suhsolls hat ase ImpHr.
vious to water, single deep iurrow near the
cora, receives and holds 20 much water, in
heavy, soaking rams, that The cora becomes
dscoored aud sickiy from sohhing; and II
this way, have known eu,ire fields ~ brok.
an lands, seriously irjIEed. BIT sabsollag
he whole row, ia broken lands - sac
mo9a Of 4lIyai:on-tcnds to proven, wish.
lue-oGahes the land 10 h,id alole Ter,
and 5 perhaps, the best means Of cnabi.sg
the crop 10 withstand drought.
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Young Mems Department.
From the New York Organ
Autumn Evenings with Young Men.
By UNCLE BEN.
A PEW FAREWELL WORDS

Al length ihcse Autumn Evenings, and GU
unvarn'shed. plain converse together ara
brough, 10 close, add Uncle Ben feels de
gree Of real sadness as he utiers tho wore
Z" isresell TO tho young friends who have
shared in these thoughts with him. He vii
not disguise bis unleigned pleasure in hearing
from various quarters tina, his COUNSEL. hav,
no, been unwelcope, and be will cherish the
hope that possibly some word has been spok
err, some seed dropped INTO GENIAL soil, which
may bear pleasant aud precious fruit. 81
nav il be.
Uncie Ben is nov old, but he has beer
young, and his heart beats quicker when he
meets rish'-mnded young man with gene
rous and noble impulses. Such young mer
are tho hope Of tho na,nn and the world
From their ranks must rise the Washing on.
and Hancock Ike aud Adsmses. the Ftaukhns
the Ne~to1s. the BoyIes. the statesmen, schol
su. philosophers and moral teachers OF then
fellow men. Upon them all grea, enterprise
lean Tor their contamination, and this country
aud this world, FOR tho next thirty or forty
years. will be ~hat the youth Of the ptesen,
day shall choose 10 make them.
THIRTY OR FORTY YEARs-My mind lift.
i'seI up and looks forth with ave end .riun.
plant hope upon tho work of the ncx, thirty
OF or'y years see the mighty distance.
Which separate the Atlantic and Pgciic dsip
die TO epap-ihe railway stretching across
deserts and butrowIng through mountains
and binding vast states ard populations INTO
one glorious empire. | see the wilds Of Oie
gan std the wastes Of Csllfofnis bright with
verdure, ~a'ing with haveHs. covered with
towns AID cities. with schools, colleges, and
churches. see the elsc,rIc wires touching
a thousand points and de iverlng their invisible,
'oiceless messages Of business or Of love, and
telling 10 the parent IN Name the las, houl 5
wishes or hopes &C he child on the Pac Gc.
look over tho Allan ic, end | see the
thrones ard sceptres Of despoti.m a'e no more.
The dungeons OF bgo'ry snd political iniole.
rance ore open-ihe nations are regeneratcd,
Disseminated. and liberty tuumphs where
no~ she ~ceps and Coca INTO exile. | see
he lghi Of truth bltzng 10 What are now the
ds'k places OF the earth aud hear the clad
sound OF nations tj,icins together that The
feign OF ignotance, Oh tniempetance, OF despot.
ISM IN all Its P,oiean forms, Is past forever.
Strong are my hopes tia, al lhis and more
sili be tea; ed within less than half century.
and # so, then, ,e youth OF the present d4v,
to you 40 look as tho great ac'ors IN the
mighty renovation. The haed that writes
,hls slll lie pssied n death, bu, ou ,lf,ufe
90 ihe.e Coming pfeanln, years, and II you
gte rue 10 Yourselves your country aud yuu-
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OMNIBUS BUSINESS IN NEW YORK

An omnibus driver communicates some in.
teresling statistics to the Evening Post:
We have three hundred and seventy siv
licensed omnibuses now running, owned by
some dozen or more different proprietors.-
Each omnibus costs, new 500 making their
aggregate cost S206,s0O. Each omnibus
earns, on an average, $40 day, and SO 900
year. The whole earn S3.160 per day,
and 81, l2S 600 year. Their expenses are
always rated at % each, pes day, sad 81 800
year. making the aggregate cost OF the
whole S56i,0 900 year. The profit, there.
fore, Of each omn bus to its proprietor is So
day, and 81 800 year; and the nett profit
Of all the omnibuses 10 the city is S56i, 900.
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he Patient.

There never wss a RICH, eudeavos bu, il
SUCCEEDED. Be patient aud we shall win a,
last. We must be very suspicious Of tho dc.
cepsons and elements Of time. II takes a
good deal Of time 10 eat or to sleep, OF to earn
hundred dollars, and . very lille ,ine TO
entertain hope and On insigh, which becomes
the light Of our life daily routine makes
but little impression; but in tho solitude to
sbich every man 10 always returning, no has
sanity aud revelations, which In hrs passage
into new vofIdshs will carry with him.
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H.u2J.iE about tle construction eGt7i- /.
= feintfeI ra'ac sfliisscs 10 Ita1ara #e
lae subject. TdIrr Iheq had .yp.n8ea ~,
huacead mrI.1uS 9. p.aad, -'pf..ng a. is.,..
faa,S; All The araat duicuJl uifB ,,..ssn
tines "a 70 contend was iu ob'44irziha
ughs Of way, which frtq7nni'v Coz. tr5n
500 Geo @ $1,000 per utGe. All this n a
cnnntfS not 80 trge as some Of cur S ates
" hen We Casr Dur eyes abroad upon our own
country 10 Massachusetts. New York. Penn.
yisaui and other States North To S.,uth
Carolina aud Genrais on the South, aud oy
fywhere 70 the great West, aud the
great works Of improvement proposed AMI
accomplished = Should i, longer be said that
North Carolina wa, unable and unwilling To-
accomplish what had been done by all He
trusted not. Beucr that we had never ex.
isted as State, Than manifest by our apathy
aud inactivity that care unable and unw,I
ing TO do any thing. Better wipe out our
Stale lines and i've up the administration Of
sll4lrs TO our nrl-bbors, than to make the hr.
initiating ackuo NieJgement that we are una.
bic TO take care Of our own interests and to
take tespecjabe position in the great race
Of Improvement. H. closed by saying he had
taken his position on this suhiect-he had
planted his fogt-nnd whatever objections
might be raised, he would continue TO bea,
back opposition and stand up for wha, he be.
leved to be the tue interest and glory Of his
State.
On motion Of II. c. Jones, the following
gentlemen we're appointed Vice Presidents Of
the Convention, VIZ:
Hon. L. VI. Saunders, Of Wake,
DR.. Frederick Hill, Of Brunswick
Hon. John W. Ems, Of Rowan,
Col. Jahn Nc Leod, Of Johnston,
Gen John 6. Bynum, OF Rutherford,
Tx Gov. Morehead, of Guford,
Ga motion Of II. c. Jones, the organization
Of the Convention was completed by the ap.
pointment Of the following Secretaries, VIZ
Charles c. Rabotcau, Of Wake, and D. F.
Caldwell, and l.. Swain, OF Guiiford.
Ey Gov. Morehead then arose and address.
ed the Convention, in a speech of great pow.
er upon the prac'icaiiuy of the Road and Tho
mode 10 which Il can be constructed conclu.
ding with motion that a committee of six
be appointed hy he Chair TO be called tae
Comm tee on Subscriptions, whose dug il
should be 70 make out list Of The absolute
inscriptions to he stock Of the Road, as de.
hnueIy As they car be ascerlaiued, examine
he SUBJECT Of subscriptions, absolute and con.
t!toHal, and make lela!led repog, to NOR
row.
The question being put, The motion was
ANONYMOUSLY cttfed.
The PfesJtutaP appointed the following zen.
ftemea 70 cHuoa-c ssii committee, w:
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tuT.us ansI ,ll.gIl1@ l'o2',7


Having derived nHen aee'u ia.aFn .laa
FROM he farmers department. of lae " News
paper, much ~ Il corresponding w.th waat
have learned by pracu-el experiment, !
have been expecting 10 see my mh'h"d i
diving aud preserving pork, which | thh K =
good one. The Old soldiers method OF
packing, which | noticed seine tine ~ @, -
the same which | practise, VIZ Use good
common sal, Only, no saltpetre, or any lhtng
else; put down the pork as soon asst is cool
enough, as compact as possible, taking some
pains TO cut small pieces IN proper shape 10
fiji Up vacascics between The larger pieces |
take up my hsms, aud such meat asts usual
y smoked, and hang il uP IN tho kitchen gar
rot. in the latter part Of winter, where II be-
comes thoroughly dry before the weather
becomes warm enough for flies or bugs to no.
lest il, | then pack it away IN very clean
oats, putting layer of oats in the bottom OF
the barre. or box, then layer OF meat, IA,
king care that the pieces are kept separate
by email quantity Of oats. The barrel
should bs covered so as TO prevent rats or nice
from entering, Uor they are fond OF pork and
oas.) Pork may be kept in this way, IN the
cellar or the chamber, perfectly clean ana
safe. Some oats will adhere TO II when Ia
ken OUT, but it is easily removed. think
this method is better than smoking; at least
the trouble of smoking is avoided. \ some
future time, | may send you something on
another subject.
LOVER OF GOOD FORK
Woodcock Crdrford Co., Pa, 1919.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
g StnrG. !.

Su Der tcetcn SomTa9 SIadt an ocr @aosnenBin:
eun9, . te T. einsi9es 8iue oes iperrn Ioren Sinf
prn pisicr Stobt, i'm 2ttn Sabre fines alters. 8ti
Der SSsrri9un9 prcp9tt Der Gbrlp. perr Outs.
Am pcrlteEn Samitao. in SRiItrstaun, Gin Sinh
bss .ptrrn Srnss, i'm Stsn SRcnot fines 1tters.
(giuoclautt eurt etn @brw. 6errn 0ubs.)
2tm 12tn. in grro:SBbritbaa, an, 9rutTstsr, Scbt
6 d, I'M 46itsn Sabr.
I'm 13En, in sdO:SHbtitbau. an, Sister. erlrmru
8 6ofman Scbu rrn gstsr erfTmon. i'm 22ittn &c:
6tRsiabr.
CGinsfIauNt ourtb bsn Gbrp. 6errn Germany
2(m 27iten april, in SGcrmlfcre, Safc Or it:
tc +, i'm 20ltn eetcn$iabre.
2(m 26irn april, in eOl;6ur9 Sounfbip, Il a:
b, @br9ottIn oss frtberbin rsritcrbcncn Srbonn
1oom 8ltin, i'm s3ltsn eetsnsabrs. Sie etIstts los
Gnte uno 40 ltrentd.
S3imm nun BEN tcbtsn Staub, . Giruft
@is ibn Der gRelten ShSpftr ruff
g3is cinit, mas iset ocr Seo 3trltSrt,
3um neuen etbEn miro prttirt.
@rnahn outb uns ;u aller Bit,
3 Gctt an Sob uno @w9fttt;
1ae, iptnn mir unlir Gnoe Rbn,
g4ir frubi9 tbm ent9eSrn 9cbn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
Scfenfli6e 9ScnDlt.

Quf Montass ben 28ifen Mai. um Smei
llbr Nobmittas5, iou am Saufe eeS Inter
seibneten in @maus. eeba @auntp. auf 6f'
fentiber Scncu rsrfauft mereen:
Gin volltdnciser Stod @agnsr Mats
riaIien, worunter licb 100 @o9en Uhfsn.
so Ocitbfeln. so Sbemel. uno 400 SeIsen,
aues fur lbruere 98d9en bcfinrsn. @Isicb
fails. cine 9rO6e Suantitdt @iten'9IanFen
Uen perftbicoenen Sldun9en. uno pieIe an
bern MateriaIien Su weitIdufti0 Su msIren.
Die Seoin9unaen AM &erfauf5ta9e unr
4ufwortun9 Don
!Scurp s. Srucfenmiller.
Mai IL. H2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17

&6pfe we9. Gma 800 Seloaten maren
i'm Rampfe beariffen. uub Der 8olfsbaufs
betrus IL bis $4,000 Mann.-Serr SRA
ereaoD IL am SreitOs IOrsen na6 8OfOn
at9ereiit."
SpuHtdg, g11ai 49,
Die 3eitun9en pom Montas fub pctI BON
auerbano 9euhten. entbaIten aber feline
weiteren 8epaItbdti9fsitsn. Sn Der Gam
ffa9natbt uno am SOnnta9morsen mar al.
les rubi9. @ine telegrapbifte Natbrbt
pom SUnntaa 4beno fast. paB Der am Mor
gen fart b9efaIltne Gegen einen sulam.
men9eIaufenen SoIfsbaufen auseinaneer
trisb-ba6 cas- Sbeater Don Der VCli;ei be
feet 9ebaIten miro -ea6 bas Miitdr nod
INNER in Srcnt eeS Saufes aufeelieut in,
uno ba6 @avalIerie1btbeitunsen Die Sna
Gen burbjieben uno peredbtiee ptdBe be
iidti9en, um ieee SraaniiIrun9 cines Mobs
su perbinoern. - Die 9enaue Qnsabl Der
9et6otsten 1T q. uno Der Serwuneeten 33
ErS SIm Sienlfa9 erbaItene 9aidte mel.
Den. caB Die Gube beraefelIt uno man ieet
nit Dem 4bboren Der 3eusen uber bas 8or.
9efalIcns befbdfti9t 1T.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
Tmrtbt6arcr NuiruDr ut Seip.
2SOrf!
stusriicpuuo pcs NfilitdrS uuc Sslutoer:
aicecu ppr ocm Siitpr piaee Speruban"
ga Mieultbeulcbeu pcrlprcn!

amsriicfuue pes MfiiitdrS uue S5lntperE
aicsem ppr benz Slitpr 4slaee SpcrHbans
ga WienItbemlcbsu perlprcn!
Gine swifhen Dem amnifaniiben Sbau'
fpieler Ecrrslt uno eem en9lllt en- Sdou
fpitler NlacrearY bttebenre Gifafutt bat
in Ger Staot NeuDcrf Su Den entebrenouen
,lno beoouernswurri9ften Grei9nllIsn sc
fiibrt. Serr MareaoD fOtIte am porlcktcn
9Rontaa Qbeuo i'm Ufor 9lote Spernbnu'e
alS Macbetb ouftreten, allein Die Unban9er
prn Tcrrelt crboben mdbreno Der 9anien
8cr(ieuunq eincn IOIheu edrm, uno marten
Gier, Seufelsored uno anore anli6bt9e CSe
eenfdnce auf bic 8ubns. coB bic SOrItel'
lung oufaeaeben wsrcen muBte. Nm tol,
aenoen Sage wuroe eielss 9eIetlote Sel1nceI
burb QnIbla9Settel Obne gamensunterlhrlt'
aufaefcreert, neue unruben aniulittten' wenn
Ser Maereaep abcrmoI5 perfuben 'oute
ouf,utreten. Sie am Cube Der Wo dc bieraut
erfolaten blutiaen uufuitte befhrebt Die
famddsise Ntupcrfr Staotsjfltun9 wlf
fOl9t:-
,,Nebre auoeItbene Miuner uGIcr partbei'
en-. erbittert iber Die Serlreun9 Der perIon,
Iidben Sreibeit uno oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
nfllpe aHI NoHtug dptHV ppH JlaulVplNtH
burb bic fhimpfibe St6run9 uno Inter-
breduna Der SOrfteuuu9en ess en9Iiihen
SdauIpielers Maercaop Ucrhbt mutoe.-
eefubten benIelbsn am MittmUh, nidtS
beRo wenisr feline SOrffeOun9en fCrtjuie
sen, uno ucrfprahen, eaB Die Seboroen
funftiabin bic Gubsf6rer Sur Srcnun9 brln'
aeu mureen. 6r. Waereaop peritano lld
6a,u, am Scnnerfta9 Qbeno mteoer outiu'
treten. DirIe 6feutIibe @rfIdrun9 pera1
Iuete bic 8auftClos, in 9rOben 4nihlo9Set'
teln bas 8Olf gum Nufrubr autinwle9eln'
ineem iis Die QiterIih erIO9ene) Sebaup
tuna auftentcu. ca6 en9ilhe Matroisn
BON benz 9ampffdiff nQmerita" in eas
3beater fommeu wuroen, UNI Srn. Maerso'
bp su bsfbuten. Ser Gufruf uetfeblte bel
ben BON natiuitifben 8orurtbsiIcn Sefan
eenen feline @nfuna niht, uno e6 ordn9ts
fi6 cine uuesbeure Meu9e unrnbeitlfter 70
wie bto6e Nsu9icri9e in eaS Sbeater, uno
aI5 eiefe5 ibcrfalt mar. bdufte Itb cine
srCBs 8oItsmsn9e ouf Dem CfTenen plaee
Dor bsm Sbcater uno in Der Sowerp une
esm Broadway an. Qber AUD eis Ssbbr'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
Scrheir0tbet:

2tm ketcn Gknfta9 sartb rsn Gbup. orn. Sa9er,
Or. Sants @ibbaeb. nit Grip Gmla Sternsr, ron
9isptrmiIfcro.
2tm LISTEN Disnlfa9 burtb Den Gbrip. 6rn. 6crrmr:
rer, pr. Sosct ettIp, pcn 9etbtibtm Sfhp., init gib
Inna RtIinoa Stpubt, zen 2BilIams Sid,p, Ncrb &c.
2(m 6tsn 0isIcs, purtb hsn Gbrru. losrru Gtrman,
bsrr g8 q a M S III, NIT Sais 6 { IA aman:
oaeu owi 4, bsioe ron 1acntanu.
Ir leeten Difniia9, l6err 9 erge N. ct in,
nit Nlig 9Rarp Ipa berader, btet pcn elitr
Stapt
am 13tn DieItS, Surdb ben Ghrip. 6crrn Outs,
berr a I { Go g utb, ron Sdc:gBbtitbal, init SRB
epoi q Sc be T, prn SStiFenbure.
2fm 6trn gJ'oi, buttb ben Gbrp. 6crrn 3t(Ier, arr
Jan c u d, NIT SHiB 81 a 10 a SRen b,
btiee pen Sbrrmitfsre. vi
2m 15tm g0aai. purt) DsnFt6en, I6trr 6, ecr9c
Srat. pcn SalSturg, NIT 9RIB ii abetb
8 / d N E a d., pcn Stsrssamen.
(0ureb bcn GbrnA lsrn. Du6s.)
Nm l5ttn 8irTts, Serr Samuct 9Bsruer,
NIT 9RiR NR arp pinner. bsipe pen agtniaun.
am ndmllcbtn Sag, 6rr B. ebarios & Q:
me s. nit SHR 6 tbarina8 8u sterb, bon
gHaf fbn9tcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
Z Tnoe fpdter ppn GurOp0.

Caus Der ,gserp,Yprf StaatsStituns.0
SSieberansbrud, Der 1yeiuSieIiofe sipis
Tebeu 9Siemcut uuo Seltreidb - Mfarieb
Der frausSGidben Sruppen naeb SfUm-
Turtlebritt Der Slecpplitauer in SiSilten
-Tcrucre SiicoerIaecu Der Sritre'eber
In 1tuearu -3erriittnu8 Scntfebianos
GiumarSef, Der ScHtieben SrupPrn III
Siitlaup.
Ser Stiemer "6iternia." Der BON Gtper,
pool am %. Qpri at9ins, traf am lO. Wta'
in 6aIifor Elm.
60 eirftia bic teIssropbiiten Dspsften
fiue, 70 entbalten 1ie bod bic Qnecutun9en
uou b6bft mthti9eu Gre9nlllsn.
Su 81 iemont mar cir Sttmmuna eeS
8olfes lber ben ftimpfiten Bafftntuano
uno uber Die ucn Seltreieb 9enelltsn SrteoenS'
beoiuaunaen 70 etbittert, eaB hb Die 9te'
oieruna eeuotbiet fob. Gem Rtlr9Smtnllter
bic Groreifuna Ger n6tbi9en MaBre9eln gum
unuersualihen @ieceronfan9 Der
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, ben Gcpubltfanerr nittt webe tbun
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niebt III iIbertrcHen.
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ie in QIlentaun an9rboten wuroe.
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men t6nnen feinesfaus ire 9eben, wenn ile
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hen in allen 0infihten-ra5 1T an 9hte
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anruft. inoem ie periidert fuhlen. ea iie
mobIfsil ein9efauft baben. allie befrieci9en
su f6nnen. uno wili9 iino an Zen rebten
preiben uverfaufsn.
Sur friber senr6ene unttrfikun9 finb
iie b66f eanfbar.
Grim nuo Sfeninoer:
R@ 8er9e6t Zen Srt niht.-@r 1T Der
erlte Stcbr cbeboIb StefetS 9albaus.
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