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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-01-30

PROBATE CoURT. We trust that the
Jurisdiction Of :his Court will be made
as extended as is consistent with the
design Of the Constitution. The trial Of
minor criminal offepces withou. the in
,erven,ion Of Grand Jury would save
large costs TO the County, and facilitate
justice. The present system is cumbrous
and costly, and giving this kind Of juris'
diciion to Justices of the Peace in the
several townships would in must cases
amour, to a denial Of justice.
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The Association.

Our Association question is really
waking up spirit Of enquiry in these
parts. Birds OF III omen are already be.
ginning 10 work, and lain, hearts are
prognostca,ing a failure. Difficulties
apparently insurmountable, are thrown
up il, these forms: "The matter is almost
too new; j. Is started in TOO much OF a
hury--and then in mid winter; how do
you expect that teachers in the western
part Of the County will leave Il cir schools
TO be m expense day or two at Gilboa,'
&c. Now, with all respect TO those who
make such suggestions, we must say,
that the least there is TO be made Of them,
is, that they are serious reflection upon
the enierprisng spirit Of the Putnam
pedogogues. Excepting few such
opinions, however, the friends generally
here are decidedly in favor Of the scheme
Now il would be useless effort indeed
to discuss the necessity Of such an asso
citation at this stage of,he affair. Those
who have perused the article of last
weeks Venture, in reference TO this sub
jpct, must be satisfied already as 10 the
claim Of this effort upon the public. Blu,
we desire to clear away every .obstruc'
tion, and give an answer to every objec'
ton laid in the way. Look at il as q
good thing as well as a new thing, and
then CONSIDER that we never can be in
too much Of hurry in doing right; mol
need we fear Of doing il too soon. The
people demand il at our hands. These
children around lis demand it.--common
sense and tho principles Of humanity
demand il, and dare any one refuse tc
act9 What is il to spend two days Ia
commence so noble work? The GiIbos
friends are ready to welcome you freely
10 theif hospitality--iE common phrase,
the latch string is out. Now is just the
time 10 organize, so that By spring we
shall be able to meet togetherfos a longer
period. II might be possible for us to
have weeks Institute.
But many Of the teachers ask US to
look at the wages they are receiving,
and then enquire how they are prepared
10 spend SO much time and money! Did
man ever accomplish great work with.
out using meauss Now the FIRST resul,
10 be derived from the Association, Is,
we shall be better teachers, and as better
teachers demand and receive better pay
80 the second result will be an advance
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BRrTrsH REcIPRooITY.--The most not
able incident related in this bulge, Of
news is the following, given by the
Oregonian:
"Captain Williams, Of the bark Louisi.
ana, just arrived from the Sandwich
Islands, reports that the English Agent
had Just received information that war
steamer and a sloop Of war had been Or
dered 10 Queen Charloite's Island 10 pro-
,ect the mines from being trespassed
upon by American adven.urers."
There is a specimen Of British recipro.
city. Our California mines have been
open 10 all Europe--even 10 the -wors,
villains Of British penal colonies-yet we
have sent no armies or war-vessels 10
keep them out, or even made protest
against their coming in.--Cin. Eng.
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GRAHAM's MAGAZINE, for February,
1852, contains liz pages Of interesting
matter, and such is TO be the amount Of
every number for the year. A better
monthly than Graham's does not exist,
its embellishments are as tasteful and
beau,ifui as those Of any ofits coiem.
poraries, and in the extent, interest, and
excellence Of its reading it has no supe-
rior Of its kind, il j: has any eaual.-
Those who wish an agreeable monthly
visitor in their family, will find this just
what is wanted. Mary Howiu, H. W.
Herbert. G. P. R. James, e. Anna
Lewis. Mrs. Ell. Eames, &C., are among
the writers for the present number.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-01-30

CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT. - The
contest in New York for delegates 10 the
Baltimore Convention shows W. L. Marcy
to be a candidate for President. Fo
nomination as Presidential candidate
Indiana presents Lane; Texas, Houston
Michigan, Cass; Ohio, Allen; Kentucky
Butler; New York, Marcy; New Hamp
shire, ,Pearce; Illinois, Douglass; Pennsyl
vania, Buchanan; and Tennessee, Pillow
That's all, we believe.
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Heavy DAMAGEs.--In the case OF
Beardsley, ct al. vs.. Lewis Tappen, for
slander, which has been pending for TWO
weeks past in the United States Circuit
Court in New York, the jury returned a
verdict for the plaintiffs, assessing the
damages at ten thousand dollars. The
slander consisted in giving information
through the defendants mercantile agen-
cy Office, disparating and injurious 70 the
credit and standing in trade Of the plain
tiffs, who are merchants IN Ohio.
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The Kalids people are about to cons
truci Plank Road from their Town fc
the Miami Canal, at Hamer Notice fol
proposals is given for letting three miles
Of this road, between Hamer and the
Auglaize river, at Myers' Mill, on the
Goth inst.
Hamer is a village recently laid out in
the northwest corner Of Putnam' county,
distant eight miles from Kalida, and
would soon become place Of consider
able business, was there passabie TOAD
made into the improved parts Of The
county. BY this the people Of Putnam
will have a market Town within their own
borders.- Defiance Democrat.
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( DrR's CoyNTERFElr DErEcToR. I'VE
are under compliment to Judge Skinner
our Postmaster, for Magniiying Glass
and the monthly Counterfeit Detec,or oI
Mr.. Dye, of Cincinnati. The work is the
bes, assistant to de,ec, counterleiis we
have ever seen., A merchan: Of OIL
acquaintance by its aid saved taking $40
in counterfeit, Ohio money in one day,
1t is only $l,So per year, with The glass
and copy Of his Coin Chart Manual,
Every business man should have copy,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-01-30

LOVE- OF LIBERTY HEREDrrARY.--In
the "Life OF Kossulb,' . recently published
in the chronological Journal, we find
The following, which shows that Kossu,h
came honestly by his love Of liberty.
SIT may show wha, blood runs in the
veins Of this modern hero, TO state that
the chronicle Of his ancestors show thai
seventeen o. them, at different times,
have been exec,ad for political offences
against despotic rule"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-01-30

II is a mistaken idea that Col. ALLEN
is sslaughtered." He is now, as he al.
ways has been since be entered public
l!ifc, recognized as true champion Of
Democracy--and he enjoys the full con.
fdence Of our party. The manly posi-.
lion he assumed while in The Senate, o.
all questions, has en6eared him TO The
hearts ofibe Democrats, and on a proper
occasion they will rally around him with
pride and qualification. - Wooster Dem.
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DEATH OF Mrs CnAsE.-The blow
will be hard one upon him who knew
her best, and tho little ones she SO loved,
and leaves behind her Our deepest
sympathy is with that husband in this, his
trial hour, and our prayers are that the
beauty Of the Saint now gone, may
bloom with sweeter fragrance, in the
young flower nurtured by both so tender.
Democrat.
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LAND APPRAISERS "A bin is now be.
fore the Legislature, making these Of:
fcers elective by the people at the Spring
election. They are now appointed BY
the Commissioners. As the valuation
Of Real Estate is 10 be taken this year,
should this bill become. law, these Of.
ficers will be elected for the several dis
tricts into which counties may be divided,
at the April election - Defiance Dem.
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TREASURY OFFrcR, OHro,
Columbus, Jan. l3, 80.
To the Treasurer of

10 the Treasurer Of --- county:
DEAR SIR: No certificate Of deposit
or drafts, upon any Banks which have
refused to comply with the laws Of ,hi'
State requiring them TO pay jus. proper
iion Of the public taxes, will hereafter be
received at this Office.
Trusting that you will concur in the
propriety Of this arrangement,
have the honor 10 remain,
Very Respectfully, &c,
JIG. BRESLIN,
Treasurer Of State,
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PROBATE COURTS.

A bill has passed its second reading
in the Senate, and been referred to the
Judiciary committee, defining the jurisdic.
ton and regulating the practice Of Pro
bate Courts. This bill provides in lis
various sections ss follows: s'
l. Establishes Probate Court in each
county.
2. Gives The Court Jurisdiction in all
ordinary probate business and GUARDIAN
ship of iunatics, idiots, &C., the sale Of
lands under partitions, orders, assignment
dowers, and administer oa,bs in all cases
where oaihs ara required by law.
3. Au:horlEes Probate Courts 10 EN-.
pannel jurics and Try she contest Of wills,
subjsc, to appeal.
4. Authorizes The granting Of marriage
license, and the license Of ministers TO
solemnize marriages.
s. Gives power to adopt, publish rules,
&c.
9. Constitutes Probate Judges their
own clerks, and entru,is to them the
keeping ofall records belonging to their
Courts.
7. Authorizes the issue Of any necces-
sary process. and gives concurrent juris.
dIc,ion with the Common Pleas in natur-
alza,ion Of foreigners, and habeas corpus.
The remaining sections are taken
up with defining the manner in which
these duties are 10 be exercised. The
Court of Common Pleas is made the first
tribunal Of appeal from the Probate
Court. The Sheriff is The minister OF
this Court, as he is Of the Common Pleas
and Supreme Court.
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MAssACHusETTs-GovERNoR BoUT-
WELL REFLECTED. "A telegraphic des-
pa ch states hat The lo,se Of represenla,i-
YES on Tuesday last, by two majority,
elected Boutwell, as one of the candida.
ies for governor, to send up 10 the senate.
The vote stood: Boutwell,, 200; VIM
throp, 1914; scattering. 4.
The senate elected Boutwell, by vote
OF % to IL for Winthrop Wash. Union.
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CT Cautious G. Covey has been de-
clared to be tho Senator from Washing
ton, Morgan, &c, in place Of Andrew
Corner, who had the certificate by OK
clusion Of Noble county in counting tb'
votes. The vote for the resolution, il
favor of Covey, was 80 10 2.
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New JERSEY. The legislature of New
Jersey met on the 18th instant, aud Of
ganized. JOHN Manners wts elected
president Of the senate, and Samuel
Allen secretary. John Hughes was
chosen speaker Of the house, and David
Navo clerk. All the above are demo-
Gratis. The governors message was
sent in yesterday.-Wash. Union.
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or Swans Elevator, Columbus, is
enlarged and improved. Agood sign Of
prosperity. The Elepator is an inde-
pendent paper, conducted with ability
and fairness, and we wish its proprietor
success.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-01-30

lbpcome the guest Of States aud inmate Of
| Executive mansions.
The Empire City turned out en- masse
10 10 honor 10 the man, not for himself,
bus The noble pinciplesshe cherishes,
and everywhere avows. Cor the freedom
aud happiness Of bis race, and to bail bis
deliverance from Russian and Austrian
oppression and injustice.
Ohio should not be behind other sec
lions Of the Union, in extending 10 Louis
Kossuih her welcome and her hospitality.
Le; those who fee from the political
storms and convulsions OF the Old World,
whether 10 seek quiet and repose in ours,
OF 10 ask our aid in establishing the un-
questionable rights Of man, find US great
magnanimous and generous people,
worthy Of the institutions we enjoy, and
ready 10 send our influence wherever il
may tend 10 elevate the masses, and
weaken the power that does not respec;
their rights.
The propriety Of providing by resolu--
tion for extending an invitation 10 this
most distinguished Son Of Freedom, 10
visit our Capitol, al an early period during
your session, is respectfully recommend
ed; and. if he cannot receive the bospi-
fali,y Of the Executive mansion Of The
third State in the Confederacy, let him
be honosed with what will be infinitely
more acceptable, voluntary and en,lu--
siaslic greeting from the citizens Of Ohio,
who cherish his virtues, respect his
talents and patrioiism, and enjoy the like
free institutions he has, In vain, sought
TO establish in his fatherland.
Many, very many, subjects Of lagisla-
iion are entirely omitted on this occasion,
They are, however, such as will mi
escape your attention, and will doubtless
receive due consideration and regard.
In setting the new Government il
motion, Il will be vastly better TO begin
Alright, ID do but little, and perform il
well, than to do much, without proper
care and mature deliberation.
j To you I look 70 supply any omissions
and defects of me own, in this communi.
cation, and | cannot but express the hope,
that the same Almighty power who has
conferred such mul,iiudes Of blessings on
our State and Nation, will inspire this
General Assembly with wisdom, in the
discharge OF its various and important
trusts, that its action may tend TO the
permanent happiness and welfare Of the
people Of Ohio. REUBEN WOOD.
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The Legislature Of Kentucky has pas
sed resolution endorsing the late Com
promise Measures, The whig party in
nearly every State have done this, and
we are perfectly willing TO let them have
that bunkum. Wooster Democrat.
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The Legislature Of Kentucky has fixed
the Salary Of The Governor Of that State
al 1900, and The Judges, Of tho Su-
prene Court, al 5 500.
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The original copy of the Declaration
Of Independence was among The docu-
menis saved from confscation, at :he
late FIRE in Washington city.
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ANEw CAnDlDArs.- The New Hamp-
shire Democracy, in convention assemb-
led, have nominated Gen. FRANKLiN
PlEncr, Of that State, as . candidate for
the Presidency.
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The Aberdeen Courier, Brown, Ohio,
says powder has been invented by a
gentleman Of that place, which appears
10 have the same force Of our common
gun powder, but makes no noise. lis
inventor, we have been informed, has
sent sample oft 70 the Secretary Of
War.--O. s. Journal.
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A number Of shareholders with their
slaves, are emisraiing from North
Carolina to California. The Charleston
Ne,cs says that on the 5il. Of January, %
North Carolinians arrived in that city
with 90 slaves versed in the business Of
gold digging, and were TO start soon for
California.
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The number u students IN the Ober'
lin College is 57l. We doubt whether
any other college in tie State can show
a Ike number. S. Joavndh,
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The TREASURER OF STATE Mr..
Breslin has issued the following cerii-
ficate 10 County Treasurers. Il is con
ceived ia the right spirit and holds the
/ right sentiment:
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Orr voTE, -Benjamiu Seaver wss re-
Gently elected Mayor Of Boston, Ny q
majority Of one vote. ,. a, s.s ts.s
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The official majority ia Illinois il iavov
Of banking is 6,26i.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-01-30

The wife Of Senator CHASE died on
the l3;h inst, at Cincinnati, aged about
80 years.
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or Msssrs. Myers and Riley offer the
establishment Of the Toledo Republican
for sale. ii 4
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-27
Glib Carolina tpin ocbcn,

bos bsi6t Suo Carolina min bic Union oer
IniTen. GcIefen mir in elmer Becbfet5eituna
IS ffeint cemnoth, caB in icnem etbt'oemo
Fratftcn Stauts Der Self Der 3mietrott
miscer ousNcbrOden ill., bod boben bic I'm.
sufreoenen nod nibts meiter Qetbon ols be-
ibIui1en, baB bic Burger Don Glib Carolina
ein &scbt boben, fid UOn Der Union 5u trcn,
men. 9iefer Sdhlu6 mar unter elmer I'm.
SabI oneeru Don dbnIibm @bnratter, bic
bel elmer @OnUGniiCn oa(eIblt paflirtsn.
Bur Belt Der RcpClution iettcn in Suo
Carolina bic meifen Scris uno icBt mobnrn
bort fat lautsr fc9enaunte 0cmofroten-
NRitQIicoer iener Qartei, bic Iib riibmt fir
bic Grbaltuna Der Union Su fen. Suo
Carolina 9cb0rte bis ieet Swar our Union,
BAT iidb abcr fait immer bolSfarrig qUcgt
qc9en bic ScrOrrnunacn weIbe pom Son
QreB ous9in9en. Sn 0tIen Staaten Der
Union fimmt oa5 &OIf fir 0rsIiosnten =
Grmdbtcr uno Witgicorr oe5 @0nqre6e8,
Den SuOrcuun9rn gcmi6 rDeltbe Der @on
ereB erIaiIen bat fir ben 3WeR, obrr in
Sub Carolina niht. Queeroem iino Die
Staot5 Geleee bort 9anB pcrftisoen Don
oenen onoerer Staoten, 70 od6 baS SOIf
ntbt oteI mcbr ais bic @sfseQcbfr Su wdb'
len BAT. gEenn aber etmo5 i'm @Or9rsb Dor:
gebt, mas ouf bic 8sf@rdnfunq ooer Quf
bebung Der Sflaoersi 8e5u9 bat, 70 ftbteit
bort 4ue5 hber 8eeintrdbti9un9 Der foyer.
dnen Eehte oe5 Staate5, uno orCbtIitb Don
Der Union gu trsnnen. .-@eu, wenn sS ben
Suo @aroIinern wirfEib @rnIf 1T Su 9eben,
70 m6dte sS pObl gut fen, nenn Iie e5 elm
NAL probirtsn; fie wurcen baIo ausfinosn,
baB bic Union wObl Obne fie, aber fie nidt
Obns Die Union betebsn f6nnsn.- -(Gib .8s,
obadter.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-27
sson Golifornien.

1(m IL. Upril fisl sine f6rmIihe Sdlabt
SwiIhsn ben Mtnrern uno Snetanern Dor.
Sn SOlae Der pUn ben Snoianern am Rla.
matb Riper perilbten @swolttbdti9feitsn
murbe Elm Sturm auf cine i'm Stiao Sba!e
geIegsne Randsria unternOmmen. gu Dap
pp Camp battsn bic Minirer in elmer Ssr'
fammIuu9 untsr Iidb feIbf Elm 8efee pairt
bab es feinem Snoianer oerfattet werben
Ioue, nab benz plaes su fOmmen, uno eaB,
menn elmer bieB tbun fOllte, er fofCrt erftO'
Gen meroen folIe. lls Der Snoianer Q9ent
McRee in oisfs Sbdler fam, Tsstcn i'm bic
Wiuirer Don eem ourdb Ie paIIirten 9efebe
NIT benz @efube in GsnntniB, bic Suoianer
oapon Sur Oarnatbobtung bu na6ri6tt'
osu. Sr. WtRes bat bisles 9stban ntts
cefC weuioer bate Elm Snoiansr, eem Ser'
tCte 8roe tieteno, ftb nab ,Sappp Camp
brQCbGn unb muros, at5 or ten 8rdnS Bad
ubulhritt, tObt scfhUBen. 8ie Snoianer
| TanotCn nun ibr QBort an bic Wiuirer Su
6appp Camp, boB iie fur ben ermOrosten
! Snoiansr orei Winirsr t6oten wiiroen. StC
| 1anoten iby Squaw5 nab eem ScCtt 8bole
uno mabtsn 3uriiun9en sum 9efebte.
UI5 oieS Die Winirer oernabmen, beIhlO6Rn
lis orn SnoiOnsrn SuUOrSufpmmsn fie per-
fammsIten iid uno marfbirten bic Naft
binourb nab Dem Sciao 3bats, mo iie qes
Qsn So9c5 Qnbrub onfamsn uno Die Sn.
oionC Ranhsrtn umSinQsIten. sic IrBten
! fofOrt bic 8ebiuoe, in melden fib bic Su
rianer befanpen, in Teusr Gno fhO6en bic,
isnioen, mdts Dem Stammrn Sros III snt
flleben Iutbten, nieoer. Quf eisIc @siie
murocn 40 Snciuner crmoroct, pon bsnsn
elmer abt RuQsIn in oen 86rper srbidt, be-
nor sr auf og @runo fisI. unter Den Gsi
ten wuroe nur cine Squow Qsfunoen oie
Setbter zines Snotaner 9dupttings. Bdb'
reno os5 @efsbts5 muroen 2 meiBe MGn'
nsr Uerwunoet, iecOb nibt aefdbrIib.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-27
nEAGLE HOTEL"

Qus elmer anoern SpoIte beutiocr 8titun9
wirb man erfeben, boB Sr. SaOto Stem
frhber S6rrifF Don eielcm Gauntp, in Sc
feuIbuft zines onosrn Germ, bos ;, Qoler
gaIibaus" in Der RorO Sritten StroBe
Swif&m Der SIuee unO @ins' in pbtIooeI-
pbia, besUaen bat. gBu Srn. Stem per
.f6nIitb fennt, miro nit un6 ouf een ndmIt-
den geoanfen eeratbsn, ndmIib, bas feline
ftidli6ere, tientmiai9ere unc ansenebmcre
gerfOu ienes Sau5 bate be5isben f0nnen.
1lnter uns aubter betrieb Ell fur cine furse
8eit bas ndmlibe 8efbdft uno CAB ou9r-
msine 5ufricbcnbeit. gBr mhnfhen 9rn.
Stem in fenem neuen eofaIe Don 9eBen
9lud unb wenn er es nibt bort fincet 70
broubt es aud font nismano eaIeIblt Su
fu6en, benn mir flblen ibeBeu9t, cae ale
Unrufenoe bel ibm cine wabre Selmatb
ffnben Oer6en
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-27
Ser 1tntersel,iep.

Ger "psnnfpIuania &epublieau," ineem
er BON bem @rihiefen oss angeblicben ella
penfIubhin9s Su Columbia purdb ben Yoli.
,spbsamtsn Nioeelp fpribt bsmsrft fsbr
trtffeno:- "llls Oerr 9orfub, Don WarD'
lamb. pCrigsn 9srbif gu Gbriifiana, in ean'
CATER @ountp, ermoroet wuroe, tpeIb Gin
furdtboreS gsfCbrep srbobsn bic eOfOfOfos,
nie Seoermaun iib erinnern wiro-pie Iis
@ouuern6r SObnifon befdimpften uno ms
bsftig lie ibn taosItsn, neil erfcb Der YfIibt
zines pOliSepbeamten nicbt unterbOe uno
lib niht in ei9sner perIon notb Dem Sdau.
plos beeab, um bic per(tummelte 2eite oes
araufan oet6btstsu MannsS anSufhauen
rno Waoste9eln Su treffsn fbr Die 8erbaft,
ung Der Ssgsber ees Serbrsheus. Bobl
an. Elm Mann (5war pOn elmer unbslebten
Sarbe"l ober oemun9eadtet cine Urt pon
sinem Wsnfheu wslben Su t6oten es men
ia1en5 fur einen "Ni9aer' Wo,o fem MIR
ce-it Su Columbia tOpt geIdCTm wOrcn
- Swar Don elmer msisen WerTen; unc
@Ouprrn6r Si9trr III nibt nab Dem Sne
aegangen, um bic Geihe su ieten-bOt feline
Bel0bnune an9ebOten fur Die Gr9refung
pes entIaufensn 8e9fbcr5 Der Sbat - bat
Marplano 9ematt fur feline Iu5ieferunq
bat in Babrbeit nicbt mebr in Der Sohe
qeban, aIS menn bios tin 6uno qet6otet
nOroen mdrs. Reiu poIitldbes @apitat
fam aus Gincm tocten "yliQQer" Qemabt -
feline fucliche Stimmen f6nnen 9emOtbCn
muocn ooourtb, baB bic Qnslisfrruna uno
coS gTb6r ces ouQebIicben Shoulders oer-
lanai ncrSrn frir1 q II M n n =, Fam, ,NuY RI
aufgpfuuifelt mcceu binhhtlCb ocS Gcm-
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lihe llnterfutung obSumurtPn pie Elm un
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giebt rr ScrfCngclo uno flirbst nab snfm
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cine 8IObuuna fur bic @rQreifun9 HioQetDs
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baftung uon iraeno Semano bebuIfIicb qe-
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3eituugen uno Stumpenrsoncrn. Elm 9ou-
vernon BON pennlpIuanien tbun fclItt, menn
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Gefpnltcne Giplethnler.

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rem eefpuItene 9Olotbaler anbsbeuos 70 biu.
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fann. Die Studc meosn nit elmer feinsu
febr finureihen Mafhine in spsi Sdlftsn
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