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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12
viii some of the Journal readers OCCASION
ally bear the following in mind:

Will some of the Journal readers OCCASION
ally bear the following in mind:
GRUMBLING AGAINST EDIToR<.--It is
amusing To hear tne contradictory complaints
winch are made against Il newspaper.
A prefers il qutrtO shccl-B herIdrcs he
could never gel the 'haug" ol7ole. 80 adj
nhrrs the elegtnce and nehtness of fine type
d I'D OH Mr. il hbiors IL paper that requires Il
microscope. E wonders y0H insert 30 lew
Sentimental and glrust stores-F d,.trsIS
your nbomI'abie Il, S ADD rock-;,nd bul-l;lle-.
u would like 10 see i'm exact AMI lnl..ute dc-
count OF Go igres~lon,d and Legislative l.ro-
ccedngs-H CURSES The Journal tlIjlI contains
the endless hodge podgc d0lpgs aud undoiAgs
OF selfish pirIisa hnd demagogues.
won't subscribe because your news depart
Hent Is SO conIIacted-J fakes an EastcrIl
paper, and has read your stale liens ii week
ago * has ii moral anfipithy To ii paper
crowded with rlUts. horrible accidents lrl4ht-
iul rottIcrlrs, and other drmordllZhg stdtt-
meiitS-L Is mad as il HITTER because his
miserable aper coddihs no IL count OF that
bloody murder last week. NJ d,t,sts oar
sirreot yped advtriisemenlS-and all n wants
oil paper Is To see wllHl's Tor sale. o
rhrcatens 10 discontinue hey:1use our elito
rIalS look ginger, aud don't lash private vices
x. lCadtn head, points you tO--'s
paper and wonders you never nnrallzc ike
him. G hates the riI>cdly aholIio.lIsIs-R
hollis iii perfect contempt the dts arI editor
who is too cuward.y to ,ivow his abhorrtnce
of slavery. s demands long and suId arri
cles-T wants the close packed tsseiicc and
not thin diluted mixture Udkios IA journal
thai REACHES INN IL week bele.e il is y. ialedn
aud V tells You he is not quite green
enough to be guiIed by such drspicabIe mum
bnggtry. W Is aston she'd you never prri,t
srrmous-;lud all that X cares for is iun Y
is Oh fire because sou VIII not deduct more
lor pay in advanGe-and Z is amazed AT the
impudence of q publisher who dud- Tor three
years subscription, and Objects to being paid
IN cider and rotten apples Yankee Blade.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12

Attention is called to the communication in
another column, written and handed US for
publication. by mechanic relative to the es-
Establishment of Ship Yard at this city. To
us, il has been matter of surprise, that nc
important enterprise of the nature Of this. has
found its place among the improvements Of
Evansville. The point seems so admirably
adapted for the lscation of ship yard, both
in position and in the convenience Of every
thing required for the use of the yard that il
does seem to us present action is demanded
to make up for past neglect, and TO do Justice
to our own city. The large river business
done here, and the Importance ofour shipping
interests--the proximity Of this city to the
Wabash and Green rivers-its distance from
the larger cites and shlr yards-nnd the
prominency of .Jhe point itself considered in
any vicw-deslgnate Evansville as most
excellent location for a ship yard. We have
the best qualities of timber convenient and
everything required. close at hand. Such an
enterprise would beyond doubt prove proGta-
BILE. 1t is indeed demanded, and not merely
by the true interests of the city. but by the
actual requirements Of the steamboat interests
and commerce of the river.
We hope this will not continue to he con-
siderrd matter Of small importance. If the
attention ofcapialists abroad should be di-
rected TO this matter, and an examination he
preferred, we are convinced their inquiries
will prove satisfactory and that some rood
will follow.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12

The BRowNs.-Nlr William ]. Brown has
addressed letter to the Richmond JVhig
correcting an error into which the editor OF
that paper had fallen 10 surprising that MIR.
b. f. Brown WAS ii brother of William j.
Mr.. VIM. J. Brown says lhntallhough he may
have worldwide renowm, he does not wish
that renown 10 he any way connected with
Mr. b. +. Brown. We suppose that MIR. B.
f., will announce that he is equally offended
by The lmpuIa ion ofany such relationship. -
A precious pair OF beauties to be sure.
~ Lou. Courier.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12
New York. April 9.


Steamer G eorgla, from Havana and Cha
gres, arrived last evening. with 90 passen-
gers and 1898. 0Oo in gold dust. She sailed
from Chagres OIL the 22l of March She
brings 10 news OF importance. Frigaie Ra-
sitan was at Havana. Considerable excite
ment was created by IA number of deaths in
the Military Hospital III Havana supposed u
have been Cholera, hut it is now believed
they were caused by pulson from accumula
ted vrrdigris in the copper kettle in which
food was cooked.
ia Rhode lsldud the full vote for Governor
stamds- Anthony, (Whig) 1881; Harris.
Free Soiler) 40. IL the Senate the Wings
have II, ana Democrats IL. III the House
AZ Wings and "a Democrats.
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ST.. LOUIS. April 9.


Joseph Ellis and party of seventeen
Americans and ten NJ, xic3ns have Just jar
rived from Santa Fe having left that place
on the fifth OF March. Business was dull mt
Santa Fee. There was much Consideration
on account Of the hoStlliies Of the Indians;
and murders and rohberics were of daily oc-
currence. Tie military force is entirely mad
equate. U
1t is generally believed that Mrs. Whites
children and negro girl are still alive. The
Indians report 10 that effect.
Mai Fitzpatrick was at Biz TImhers Ar
kansas river, endeavoring 10 form treaty
with the hostile. Indi,n<. II was thought lie
would ~urceedsin getting dtputarious oil Ca
manchrs Kiowas. Arraphous 10 accompany
him to Washington.
American gold miners are doing well near
Santa Fe-averaging about SI5 per day
There was ii scarcity of watel or they wnuli
do much better .sr.
Many emigrnnts who took the ella route
to CaIiiorni' were returning to Santa Fe.-
Kit Carson intends going by the South
Pass. .e7a 5r1e.sa. s-s
Gov. Dorings has been imprisoned in CHI
huahua for not defending SANTA Fe ag;llrsr
the Americans three years ago.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12

~The Memphis Institute issues a Month
ly Bulletin in ncwsI aper FORM and will soon
commence the publication Off monthly pc
riodical called Journal of Medicine and Col
lateral Sciences edited by DR.. John King,
Prof. ]. NJ. Sanders, and DR. r. 8. Newton
The institution appears to be Aourislling
finely
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12

TThe Belle Key arrived at Louisville
on Monday evening at O'Clock, 'avng made
the trip from New Orleans in five days and
four hours. She made twenty landings on
. her way up, aside from her landings for wood.
This beats the Bostona's best time one-half
hour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12
TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, April 9.
SENATE.

Mr.. Webster was excused from serving on
the committee TO convey Mr.. CaIhoun's re-
mains to South Carolina.
After the transaction of the usual morning
business, the Senate proceeded to the con
sideration of the special order, the census
BILL 49,
Sundry amendments were offered and dis
cussed.l Without taking any definite ac-
ton Oh the bill, the Senate adjourned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12

From Graham'S Magazine Tor APRIL
LINES. ...--..--
The sunsets swe1l ana holy blush
Is imagad in the sleeping stream. a=
All natures deep and solemn hush
Is like the silence OF a or. am; a
And peace seems Proor;ing like doTe
Or scenes to m1sing spirits dear
Sweet Mary lis the hour of love, .Ha =.
And T99re blesl if thou weGt here.
The myriad flowers ofevery hue
Are sinking 10 heir ev, ming rest
Each with a timiI drop of dew
Soft lolIel t. It's sleeping 'Ir..st,
The birls wi hin yon Silent grove
Are Gaming hat The spring is near
Sweet Mary lis tn. hour of love
And were blest il thou werl here.
On yon white cloud tn night wind turls
lis lone ana wy wing TO sleep,
And The sweet ,t.rs ljtk out like pearls
Thro' The cl az waves OF heav'ns blue deep
TIL pale mists float arounI, above,
Like spirits OF a holier sphere N
Sweet Mary. lis The hour OF love,
And were bleSt ii thou vert here.
The pale, full moon in silent pride,
Der yon darf wood is rising now,
As loyy y as when hy side %
Is,w itshhing Oh thy brow;
1t lights the dew drops Of tn grove
As hop ; bright smile lights beauty teal
Sweet Mary, I is the hour OF love, ...
And were hlest if thou wsIt here
All as Imuse, strange, will thrill
Seals DER the iibres Of my fram9-.
A g.ntla presence seem t. fill ..t.
My heart with love and life and flame;
| feel thy spirit rould M m we,
know thy soul is lowering near
Sweet Nary, L is III hour OF love,
And am blest, for thou art here.
G. d. P.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12

e. ~ The fast running little steamer Nam
moth Cave was here yesterday from Bowl
ing Green. She brought considerable freight
from that place for re-shipment from this city
The Cave is small boat, but OF. hush
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12

A Yankee was lately arrested in N. York,
for manufacturing and delivering spurious
letters, in order to pocket the postage.
His inventive genius seems to have brought
him into difficulty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12

DTThe steamer Paducah ran on bar
made by a late frcshet in Cumberland river.
and SO injured hess'I as to be wholly unfit
for use. She was partially insured in Nash
vile. Her cargo was saved.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12

The CELEBRATIoN.-As will be seen by
notice in another pl,ce. the Sons OF Temper
ance and Cadets have their celebration to-
day. Their places of meeting and line OF
march will be found in the notice alluded TO-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12
EARDwARE AND CUTLERY

Ilt 'ila >liIIll- UppUsIlt IIle ann ing
- in part If Peekst Cutlery, Isazofs, &c Amer
lean and English Locks Monkey tail B9ls' Hunts
ter Breast and Deg Cliats, Wm. Rcwlands crtss
cut and null Saws, Ii0rse, Cow and Sheep Bells,
with general assortment of shelf goods
aGas- H#f O. B. GRIFFITH,
mh26 5000 Main Ct, Evansville.
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fIIISBLRCR CCALYARD.

III. suos vilt cIs ave Is li.l sI4eu Coh ard oil
L 4 Isl street, me ssuarr below the Exi haDge
Horel, Whtle can always lie Obtained al the lowest
rates The best qualities If iisbuigh Coal. Orders
Hh al SaTHAI tfr store CON WateiJ street, owl lie
promptly ATTENDED 10. Fl - g 81
nj 81 lind aaFi45las. ORR. & SWANSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12

G7Tt is reported that about two hundred
and seventy-fye persons left Cincinnati du
ring the last len days, to join in the expedi-
ton 10 Cuba.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12

EThe correspondent of the New York
Journal OF Commerce, says the Cuban inva-
ders will fail IN accomplishing their object, for
want of means
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12

IrA petition signed by 800 ladies against
the granting of liquor license, was lately re-
scented TO the city council of Buffalo, New
York. a..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12

HOn Saturday last about five hundred
California emigrants arrived at st. Louis
from the Ohio river.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12

nFMiss Wilkes, young lady of twenty,
was killed on the lst inst, by filling from the
roof ola five story house, in New York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12

%Exertons are being made to secure a
combination of the sententc of DR.. WEI
ster. to Imprisonment Tor life. There is little
hope of success.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12
MAR RED,

OnWedns lay evening, iOtn inst by The Rev.
c. A. Foster N LOREN ooRaNsuN 10 N iss SARAH
). p. WAR Ii, all oLlhis city. ..
Our cotemPorary has given than the poetry,
and we have nothing to say.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12

LPNot a singleease of cholera has orig
mated on the Ohio river, above the falls, this
season.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12
PITTsBURG Anil 9. S-P. M.

There are eight f ct enc inch water in the
channel and rising slowly. Weather pens
ant HN| 81
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12

| The last Fayette Yoeman received at
at this Office, vas the most interesting num-
Der of that paper we ever received. The
editorial pages were entirely blank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12

Dick, you have hole in your trowsers?
well, who cares. it will wear longer Than a !!
patch Yes says Sam, and 10ider too !,
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NEW GOODS.

A BEAUTIFUL Assurinen Of Cassimeres,
n Tweeds Cloths, Ca,sine s. Linen and COiton
ran al 'onery, Lack summer Cloth. Satin and Mar
sa-lla VeStrng. Wool and CuftDh half Hose. SILK
ana Cotton Gum Suspenders, lack Italian cravas,
hnssniir aeois and stocks Silk pocket andker-
c.Iet-. Umh'e elias. Pa a-ols, Summer HAS, Caps,
ami beautiful Slippers which Nillrbe solo very
cheap Tor -ash, y lie suh,criber. -
,...-..v.. WILLIAM HUGHES
N ao9tt ~ L..II Corner Nam and Second sts.
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CINCINNAT1. AnriI 9.

The river has risen inches since noon on
yesterday. and is still slowly swelling. Fhe-
weather is clear and COOL
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P1rrsRrRGH. Anil 9. P. M.

EIhu Bnrritt proposes TO address the CHI
gems of Louisville on Tuesday evening. April
16 on the subject of the brotherhood of ma
lions.
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The steamer Highlander sunk between
G. ton and Terre Hanre.
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Gin. Dispatch.

The Evansville Journal mai did no such
thing. H. occupied publicly and privately
neutral position. He had every incentive
for taking IA stand IN opposition to Sons OF
Temperance but he showed more Judgment
and more christian spirit of forbearance
than were exhibited towards him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12

GTAr the election in Evansville on Mon
day last james G Jones WIS elected Mayor.
and Nathan Rowley Recorder TIC city
voted in favor of granting licenses by a ma
lority f63. The Evansville journal man.
although small in stature, went his whole
length for the largest license.
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New ORLEANS. April 9.

NEW OhLEANS: n pTil y.
The Europa's news reache here yester-
day. IL caused ii decline IN the cotton mar
ket. Sales to day Of 6 600 bales at decline
OF t; Oh previous Notwithstanding 5
quoted AT lie; fair l2c. There is decrease
OF $4,000 bales in the receipts as compa-
red with the receipts 10 the same time last
year.
During the last ten days eight fires have
occurred in different parts OF the city. destroy
ing properly to the amount OF $4,000 The
CITY al present is infested with u desperate
band of incendiaries. 3m
Dates from Rio 10 the LIST state that the
yellow fever is prevailing tIere.
WASHINGTON, April 9.
The Nicarauga treaty, as approved by the
British Government, IS said to have been re-
celved by SIR Henry Bulwer by the last
Steamer. The cabinet. it seems insists on d
slight change or modification OF some of lis
features, for which the British minister has
plenary powers, so that all will probably be
sOon satisfactorily arranged.
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DAGUERREoTYPB MINIATURES
DISSOLUTION.
HYpRAuLTC CEMENT.

Y ABCOCh b ,UTnEhs, 4 grnts for Law son
- EelryS supeIiVi Hydraulic c. nenI are prepar-
eH 10 flrli h my qunnlily a: Factory Prices, with
Ire dliIOn OF IN, ght of twenty-five cents per
barrel Iap9 I'll
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-12

0EWe find the following dispatch in the
LOUSY lie Courier of Wednesday:
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. April 8.
81 The Wabash river is very low and fall
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CANDIDATES.

90 To rf1E VoTERs OF Y sNDERBuRGH County,
tienilene and Felinw Cinzens--l ann candidate
for the office ct Recorder OF Vandeiburgh county,
at the next August election.
Mr.. A. II. Sanders. Sir. IL ase announce the
ah7ve in your paper, and Vi liee y0msl
a = BRAChET MILLS.
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0urb t-SaCob %cnbcr, Gin 8ooty
mann. mnrbC 9cCru Dor 3N9cn OrbOitCi unb nor
alderman 0lcOarb ocrb0rt, aui bic Nntlagc in @b6r
niJoilIc cincn &oifcr gctcbIcn gu babcn Gr gc1dno
bic Shat nno Iagtc. bag Der &oiiCr. uah6em CT &C.
pIantcrt mar in0 98aicr gcpOrfcn Ici unb CAB %b=
lip NtObcr. ciuCn aHbcrn @ootmann, ais WHtlbulti=
bi9cn an. @lODcr murbC brniClbCn Nbcuo Dor ben
alderman gcbrabt uno 9cnbcr icnte ais 3cu9c &C.
gen ibn biCncn 98dbrcno man ltb nit DtoDrr6
&Crb0r bCihditgtt. murbc @cnoCr uniibtbar unO in
icitbcm UrrifmunNcn ia nun tcin 3cugc 9cgcn
0tODer mar 70 IiCB man bn laufcn
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lid aufsinanoer, oas 6ers fror mir i'm
9eibe uno Die nahsn Glieoer iblotterten
Dor Sroit. Ginieemole mu6te ib mir
an oen &opf fiblen. I'm MIDI 5u iiber.
ssu9eu, cap i'd wirtli6 ncb bel Ser
fanoc lei uno bas @eb6rte nitbt 9etrdumt
babe. Sob per9ebens beitrebte ib mid,
meine @eoanfen gu lammeln; id ipubte
nibt. ipoS itb tbun iollte. Da5 War mir
bon eor6en6 Sater pioerfabren? S6
bate ss erlebt uno fonnte es oob nid,t
be9reifen uno al6 i6 flint @inuten Dor
MIDI oumpf binbriiteno 9eifanoen bate
mar es mir in meinem 9eiffe nibt anoer5,
ol6 mdiie i6 ooran 3tuefeln, ol6 Iel e6
Elm pbontom 9elpeien, cine Sol9e melner
9eiiti9en ueberipannun9.
IScrHesMns foIat1
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8rsitae Wor9sn Die Strnfs fur isin YsrgsbsW
inbem er 20 Winuten Dor 10 llbr i'm Ssfanas
nsbofs su Bottom ssbdngt wurce. Stwa 300
Wsnibsn marsn in ben @efdn9nisbof 9slafIen
unb cine ncb 9r6esrs 9lnjabl mar ouf bic tes
nabbartsn 9ddsr eeffisssn, um SsuSs be Der
6inrbtun9 5u fein. Der 8srurtbsilte 9in9 fee
fen Sbrttes fcnsm Gbffalc snt9egen unb
ifarb NIT bsicneersr gtanbbafti9feit. Ssins
Samlis bate ibn am 9Onnsrifa9 9t6eno nOtb
Oeiufbt' aber nitt srfatrsn bos or am anbsrn
Sage bin9cribkt msrbsn fcGts. Otan wOlIte
fis am Samifa9s BARON bsnatbribt9sn unb br
AbsnbS bic Qebe brinaen.
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Sfeabin9, Sen 8. Sept'ber 1850.

QrTV. B. PALMER, Esq, is our authorized
Agent, for procuring Advertisements, receiving
Subscriptions, and making Collections for the
LIBRALE BEoBAcHTER, at his Offices in Philadel-
phia, New York, Baltimore and Boston
t3T9 w. GAIB5;}, Esq, at his Office, "E-
vans Buildings" Sd Street, Philadelphia, is one
ofour authorized agents to receive Advertise
ments and subscriptions for this paper.
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GdS sipDlftc Sdbr.

Der "2iberalC @eoba6ter' icicrt bcutC Icincn l2-
ten 0CburtSag unb bat. tpG man brmCrtcn pirc. ci-
nrn ncuen S9ut gum 0ebmtStn96 @CIbCnt crbdtcn ;
er bate eigentldb aud Gin nelc6 &Ici0 bCrbcnt un0
eS mar audi oie NbIft ibm Gin iolbeS Gn3uibafCn.
bd aber feline IaumIcIigCn &unben nod INNER nid)t
init tem d 6 bcrduSriidcn noIlCu, 70 tuirb8 bor-
liufg bCm guten aGilICu beibCn uno bCrIcIbe 1db
nOb nit Dem aItcn GeibC bebcfcu mdlen, bis bH6
9oIbnc 3eitaltCr bCrannabet, no feline 8rCunbe ibm
Die llntcrfiBung 3uiommen Iufcn bic lie ibm ais
Yurtei-Sr9an bon &e6tSWcgen idubi0 iino.
Sn bieICm 3etalter Der 8crbCiicruuugen mO9Cn
pOb eini9e gHDi98. bic sur llntcrtuBun9 beS 9coba
aDterS reblidb ibr SfirfIein bCitrdgcn. ben Bunlb
bC9Cn bencIben bCrbecrt Obcr9ur pCr9r6brt 3 Icbcn
ober bcler g8unIb bon gGen0en 1T ucbt auSfibrbar
IoIange nicbt aud bic Gnbern mitbCIiCn Sober. scr
nit ben bolitilfCn @erbdItnilICn bon unIcrm Gauns
tb bCfHnnt it, pirO dn9it tpifen bOB Gin bcutIbcr
@big+ 3eitungS6rudcr in bcmICIben nic ilbrr au tc
3eiten gu tld9cn bral6t - oob inb mic iIbCr;Cu9t
ba6 belcm llebcl bGI abgCboIfcn mCrbcn Onntc
ipenn Il g3big6 I'M GauntD. ipCIde bic 0ttcI bd.
ju bobcn, fur ben 8cob0btrr uncrIhrcbcn unb re-
gemdbig bC3abIen poIIten. gluf bic Nrt ptlrbe CS
eiCDt Icin ibm cine QiltG bon l2 biz 500 Infer
i6rcibCrn duG3umdCbcn unb tpcnn biCIc bann bCn
8Iatte olIC ibre &unblbdft bon Nbpcrciicn unb aEs
beren 9rudCrIrbeiten 3uipcnbetCn i0nnte Gin Ctma
I'M bic SSGIfte bcr9rOBerte8 8ldtt nit mCbr @ortbc
georlldt iuerben mic iebt Der 8Cobdbtcr g3cnn a.
Der cine 0roBe sInSdbI g8bi9S ur CppolItion8 Sci
tungcn lelen un6 bu6 @Cb fir bic 8ridnntmUdung
ibrer Nnjcigcn ur iOlbcn 9rutcrn 3utrdQen, pCl=
d)e alIc6 Gufbicten Dem Sntereiie Der g3biO gortc
ju Sfubcn. fam Gin g9bigblutt ME 9Cbeiben
lSir boItcn e6 fir sWedmd6i9. bente bcim 9e9inn
beS l2ten Sabr9dngc8. unlere Srcunbe 0uf baS obcn
ertpdbntC llebel auInertiam 5u MAIDEN. mas IopobI
ibrer Pdrtci mic ibrem Drudcr bObif hdbtbcilig it,
unb bofen, bab eini9e unicrrr Srcunbe btcnbcrS I'M
9anbc. lb Der SADIE annebnlcn uno bd8 llebeI ent-
Ierneu pcrben. icpct cS in ibrcn &rdftcn febt.
tpobei natiirIit bcibc SbeiIe 9eipinnen lperben
Snbem mir beute unleren 9uten Sreunbcn. Die un8
tpdbrenb ben ber9an9cnen Sabrtn ivirtlif unter-
0ibten. berjlidD banfen. poICn mir aud nod einge
g8orte an biecni9Cn rid)tCn, bei benen aIe Nnfor4
ccrungen su bc,abirn bis iebt per9ebcnS ttartn Die
3ab bericngrn rcIbc ba0 Sublcrirticn0gelb bon q
bis 10 Subrrn fbubig inc, 1T nod inmcr 81 9ro6
ouf unIerer 2ifte sic telen bic @cbulb tc8 Oruf-
iers auf cine 81 barte Yrobe. Die &Ieini9iccn bic
ic einjeIn fbulben. MAIDEN 5uIammen eini9c bunbert
Sboler aus, Gin netie8 Siimmdcu. mas Der Drudcr
out aebraubcn f0nnte unb mas bm oft febIt. tpenn
es anberc 2Cllte in Der Sdlfe babcn SIT cS inter
foIden llmitdnoen gu bepunbern, ipcnn bem Druter
bic @cbuIb ouS9ebt2 9ic SaumirI9en ioIten ticS
bebenIefl iInb bao be;ablcn
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