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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

In noticing the triumph of Professor Morse,
in girding the earth with Geographic wires, the
Philadelphia Ledger thus prognosticates
''There is now every reason to believe that
IN less than two years, and probably less than
one, the Ledger will each morning be able to
furnish to its readers, at six A. NJ, an account
OF the London and Paris money markets up to
its close the day before. In London, tidinps
from st. Petersburgh in one direction and Bonn.
bay in another, will be hourly coming in and
from Wall st. to Calcutta the records of the
stocks and prices one day will be read in the
London papers of the next, and a flood of news
IRON all the great cities of Europe Steamships
will not be looked for as they now are, but, as
slow coaches, they will be valuable only MS
bringing in files Of old newspapers; and just as
the spider sitting in his web touches a few
threads, and by and by sucks all the Juice out
of fly and leaves only the wings, legs and
bones to be picked at leisure so will the tele.
graph operators sit, spider-like, in their web Of
wires and suck and digest all the juices each
day from the worlds news, for the nutriment of
commerce. For anything we can now see we
may constantly obtain information from Calcut-
ia to New York in very few hours. This is
all the labor and ingenuity of one man.
When the battle of Waterloo was fought, it
took from Sunday to Tuesday evening for the
news to reach London. Rothschld got the ii.
dings six hours before the government, and
made millions by buying stock, after which he
sent his information to the kings Minister'S
No more such delays in future There will
soon be battle fought on the broad earth but
the results of it will be known in New York
and London in few hours
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

S5s!( [s.| ~ 100 = l[ll ~
- - = ~ : = = -
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sspig = ~ Issaes q 0sv. Csinss = ~ pFss-
49, SAs ieSsssf - Csyesnse ~ -
risss ihssa = - Kassas coaspirasssl. Gons
~ NJ npsapu q hssak IL poiat q u,
- sa6ssteek IL Jeb. HI
sGbs sasa ~ - a1hir, ara saslssiy falssd
Il - sbjest HI - bosdness u III fsrgery
as1shs asigiaaS.y = a. dsesnsss sssvsd he
vsaity q ~ assSss, - bsiae, = Il - nAaJ
ssapsess, HE de ~ kaiehs Jallsa; psslsssfss
% b III aasbee n vi a stben, II y could
mot b witty hinssl. II Ahoss hs uosld rather
b lssgksd = thas set salksd absst.
d sssiag ~ sp,es@d hsrsls achisyed b. ths
rsdesA1AAis Hail. Hull Rsd, regaedles II squas.
tssI hghis, dssernissd = jump Cir Acquies.
esass1s cisis, and work those .sdry dlegissr him.
ssik II Saturday norsisg's Gazette, we End ,
issgthsnsd soan,unicas,bn, long drawn sut, psr
Serting 70 b. iron .-tormer citizens q Iowa,
nsv rssidsnts Of Hicarsgaa. Hare = where the
Oensral comes greatly short Of VIA. his anbi
iien should have led him 70 sssenpt. II Hal
feis hinssif compsteni 70 psrsonify Sscfesar,
Marcy, the General oughs y have coanterfeited
BFig. Gen. Kisfca, II sas The only way hs
possibly could paks any noise % talk whatever
The Prssidsat " noted for biz long, numbering
asassnces ssd hi stiiied style. The General
on shs sther band, y noted for writing elabo
nate noshinss he picks up the anonymous
idsaa efothers, which are found floating through
the pres q the country. and sets them 70 !
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

| - - ~
pAassd through this city Friday, on visit q
his son, WHO resides IN this county.
So gag sSsssg
Ths Baton Rouge Gazette. which i peinted
On SaadAy neenings, givcs the following eyidcn,
ces Of is Christian frame Of mind
Il is : duty which 1.ousana and al other South.
en- States owe TO themselves 70 aid the ProSla.
very party In Kansas. In the result Of thai
stsuggle the Sonsh has m interest Of vital impor
tancs-an interest which involves the principle
Of self.preservation, and she is guilty Of danger
Gus procrastination in Withholding her aid and
influence from those in Kansas who have thus
Gar fought are wiling still 70 fight the battles o.
Southern institutions.
Again, suppose the occurrance Of an event
| which the South may 1t no distant day feel her
| self called upon to initiate, {Disunion) the i'm
portance Of kansss as an outpost, is increased .
hundred fold.
The Southern Institutions, y whose battles
the Gazette proposes to fight we find exem
plifed In another column Of the same excellent
Sunday journal as follows
| Fer sale.
VALUABLE PERSONAL PR0PERTY-Horses, csttl,
| and Hogs, aud also twenty Slaves.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

BOLD ROBBERY OF AN EXPRESS CoMpAsY.-Ths
following is from the Louisville Courier's Police
report Of Friday: t
VIM d. Steele, pale faced young man, was
arrested on the charge of taking package of
81 ,4S4 from the Office of the American Express
Company yesterday. Mr. Tryen, the agent of
the Company il this city, testified that the young
man came to the Office well recommended from
Buffalo, thht he didn't give him employment
put let him remain about the Office, and yester.
day the clerk being out, he took package of
$1,000 from the desk and went off, He was ar.
rested by officer Shanks, and confessed to the
theft, 81 900 of the money being found in his
carpet-sack at the Union Hotel and the balance
he threw down privy. Bail in 81 900 to an
swer felony. Committed.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
The Effect OF the Presidents Message
AT WaHhingtOn.

Is The President certainly has created sensa-
ton by means of his Message, although not one
of the most agreeable character. It continues
to be denounced in the boldest language by men
who stand high as the leaders Of the Democrat
ic party, and even some members of Pierce
own Cabinet shrug their shoulders ominously
when the subject is mentioned.
&The friends of Mr.. Buchanan, who had hoped
that the sectional excitement Of the last few
months would die away before the 4th of March
next, are firm in the conviction that Pierce had
the deliberate purpose Of kicking up q row for
the annoyance of his successor.
Postmaster Campbell had assured his Penn
sylvania friends that the Message would be very
soothing in regard to Kansas and Slavery, and
calculated to smooth the way for the new Adj
ninistration. This he honestly supposed; but
Jefferson Davis got the Presidents ear, and put
the birthstone into his ink when Campbell and
Marcy were away. :.
The result is a message over which Davis
chuckles with impossible glee Indeed, he is
to-day the jolliest man in town. Pierce, on the
other hand looked bali scared at the crash he
has caused, and Campbell has been raving.-
On Tuesday, when the Message came out, and he
asccrtained its ito him) unexpected character,
and that he had been permitted SO seriously to
mislead his Buchanan friends, he ripped and
stormed 'prodigious, $50 that it was seriously
proposed to request him to resign. His symp-
toms are better now, and the patient is in a fair
way to recover. The bare prospect of quittin G
the Cabinet was diet enough for him.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

DANGEROUSLY ILL.-The editor of the Ana
mosa News is suffering under violent at al
Of brain fever, and his physicians enter, aes
tous doubts .. his recovery The fever was
ing in ONE WEEK produced > eject, ne hav.
inal and brilliant effusion: me ioiiowing orig
Go for Fillmore and
Of you.-[Belleyue oonelson every bigger
go Republican
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
A Very General Assortment Of

aAH OF which we shall be happy exhibit to city, vii
lage or country retailers, the most
terms. We solicit call from all Cash or prompt buyers
Keokuk Nov, G. 1886 ,wd,vs,n
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

GENTLEMANLY CoNDUcT.-Self respect is the
safest prevention against quarrelling. The man
who is sure of his own position is the slowest to
suspect another of any design to question it; and
hence the art of avoiding alterations has gen.
orally been deemed one of the peculiar charac-
teristics of gentleman. Never to seem afraid
Of being put upon, as the phrase goes-never to
argue question merely lest people should think
you cannot argue it-neyer to fight for fear the
lockers On might call you a coward-these are
some Of the maxims on which all men of superb
or minds act, habitually and unconsciously; and
it is this habit which gives to such men that air
Of repose and selfpossession before which FOOLS
stand abashed and the handles are wild with en-
w. 80 5sgs .Est,,,
Few men can have mingled, even in the slight
est degree, in society, without noticing that one
prominent feature in the character of a parvenu,
is his proneness to take offence. His ANGLES are
sharper, his corns "more tender" than those of
other people. There is really no knowing where
to be safe with him. The moment you put your
finger on him, his bristles stand out like hedge
hogs The best plan, of course, is to leave such
character alone. We should do our best to
avoid infringing on their ramited irritabiity. 1t
is senseless to provoke man, whoever he may
be, who has the power to sbe mischeivous. The
man who wants to fight you in the streets be-
cause you push against, may be low fellow, but
that will be no consolation if you 60 home with
black eye. Neither will it much mend the mat
ter if you give him two in return. On the whole
you will consider it very dsagreeable bust
ness, and wish most devoutlv you had never gone
into it,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
4. St I,onia Dec Ill

The English Parliament has been further pro.
rogued till Feb. Sd, then to meet for the dispatch
of business. ii 2g3z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

Lord Palmerston has very unwilIiugly given way
on this subject, but il Is believed. and hear On
eooo authority, that the influence Of Prince Albert
Lord Pslmerston gave way because he knew the
country was 80 entirely with him. that spite Of the
Prince 1t would support his nominee at the coufer
snce IN what may be termed his obstin icy."
Frnee Albert IS playing dangerous game in thus
pduig'Dg his love Of interference, and If anything
should arise injurious to the amour propre OF
england, out OF this renewed conference, his Royal
lie has DO popularity to lose, and there Is eush
spirit afoat in England respecting this raid with
russia. that anything in the shape Of check COM
ing nom quarter believed 10 be extremely tor.
egn IN its spirit will be viewed with jealousy that
may assune more formidable aspect than the
Prince is aware of.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

American Enterprise IN Europe.
TIE ATLANTIC TsLEaBAPHIc C0APAsY--rHE 3USKEN
SHIPS OF WAX AT sEBAeToPoL.
AsERICAN-EURoFEANE EXPRESS CO.,
Chslel street. Liverpool, Dec. 10, 1856
Alta meeting Of the stockholders of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company, held in London yesterday,
9th inst the following gentlemen ware elected di-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

From the london TIN -, Csy Article pcc lol
ne anrourcemsnt " the large shipment n soverGoun
by the msxiar mail, and OF The advance In he rsAS =
dbecust BY the BApk Of Holland, caused ths nReuA
70 with aulnsss this morAng Il decline e ~
The mashet oonnned 70 show ksavtusss until The e1A
WIEN the feet d The frss uiton havne brought vS
amount a gold from Melbourne, coupled viii 49,
more favorable appsaruncs a ~ hrsgn sxonanGnA
caused revival q ccchdencs. In hs diseount nof8
~ ths nsnk Of EnGland tss dsmAsd vsFy scvoA
fa rates. II appsaRs that the rnther heavy uhpuD =
sovvrosnp Atey ehcosd 70 Brasil have been on3e0y -
dsssd BY the ksosai BAnI ~ RIO, which has na1s -
SACRIFICES - obtain them, 10 reUedy drain whioA -
ccsdr 70 scme arssucns. hes ben parity ccnssSasna
In she foreign sxuhargvs thM afternoon ssers - n
important alteration non The rates Of ast vcss ~ go
opcssuops q fhe Fscpcn three per cents This uorn
show durress but material alteration.
The IR nbryc advises mention furibsr decline IN ~
dsgoupt market, tho rates beng now Ave pev cent
pc eco curcce, valued a. fsstWo Op'y about cps han
Of niss been purchased FOR syansnssos 70 rays ssA
the remainder win probably be sold 70 the Bank -
lard.
rAown, SIMPLIFY co.'s crRcuhAw.
itvsgpver, Dsc y 1859.
ne srmsten rciret above a ire clo<s ~ ne cos.
ton nstet fTi4ty has not beer maintained Or %
ren. tie esx ory reaching Il COO bales for tnc t>~s
thr, DAYS etO tses bsuF for epecusss and sxpuvs
pyioes ha~ever, hare beer suafry snpp~rs~f h nsw
chester tood tuires~ has ocen COO, IA Oar nj f.ls
rsos nc cora Unik.s tas beer aui' 70 t.v n nj -
20 ne dscIne N vers' ast "a pr ev'~ sscEs IA la-
dNn corn.
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$ele9rapbti0e 0~Iacbrib en-.

Waibtngtpr, 27. Te6r. OerPpton1ac
i'll nun pffen, ul1b Der Damp fer BOmbattan trttt
mOrsen feline re9elmaBt9e1 8abrten na4 acquia
Sreef an.
Moibin8t to n, 81. 6ebr, Senat-
Wtr. Meller npr1 Otlttatrau8I duB e%rltattet gee
ridt ii6er bic Bonn Yr1ltoenten enpfpblene Ser
mebrltng Der Nrntee, utD perl1n9t etne Serlptlz
li9ung non $3,OOO,OOO fir gefeIttsun9S~
Merfe.
ISL. 8uttler beri6tet itber bic @abl Trtnts
Balls, beEerfte aber, baB bic Metnun98peridiez
benbeit in 8etreff btele8 Sales 70 9rcB iet, baB
e8 8ipefmdBi9 erf4etne, bic Sade Dem Senat
5t iibermetl Ell.
Mr. Busb beantra9t, gu %erflaren, paB Scr.
IrimbaO fem 9ledt auf letnen Sit babe.
Scr. Grittenpen fiinoi9t einen Antra9 ali,
Grimball 5u ieinem Sis Bis gum Sabr 1861
fitr beredti9t 5u erfldren. Dieter @e9en1tanp
miro ftr ud4iten Mcnta9 ouf oie1a8e8pronnt9
9e1est..
8au8.- Scr. Gan1pcll BON Sbip beri4tet
Hber bic inpianil6e Serlptlli9un98btQ.
Scr. @rpp brinst cine 8iu Elm, b18g5Dlf BON
Oregon gu eruddti9en, cine StaatSconrentiou
81 berr fen.
Me>p<gOrf, 27, 0etr. 8oumprlle
flau. Mebl feter,
Der Dalnpfer S1inpi8 1T BON N8pintpa0 NIT
Der Galif FORMER Gpit pcm 5tcn bier etl9etrOl ien.
ST 1abm am Sltbrtu8 bic Bpit pe8 @Dlpen Npe.
Der Darnpfer Pbilapelpbta 9tn9 am 19te1 naf'
Sapanna,s
Der Staat DON GalifDrnien bate e8 bur9
8eIdln6 fit 1n3ipedmIBt0 erfldrt, lit Der 9ez
geu>pdrti9en Situng ei1en Ser. St.zSenator
ut erlpd6len. Der 2~intatpur @latrt 1T ppm 9.
ct. zSber9eri9t ~beltdttgt mprpen. Gr beoeft
$1,000 Nfer unb 1T 100000 mert9. Sins
Sre9on rei9en bic gtudrtdten Bis gum 6tert.
Seine meiteren Sdrnpfe batten itatt9efarpen,
uber Der gupernSr bate fitnf >pettere Splpntarz
Gpmpagnien p~erlangt.
Der Hanarta Star bertdtet, baB bic fran5pz
li6e 6resatte Nmbu8cabe IN Der Sop BON 9ttz
cara9ua a%n9efpmunen Iet, INT Itd 1to6 Der Ses
banplung 9ewifier 8ran5rlet Dnr4 Nalfer gu
erfl1nDt9en.
Sn Ntcarasuu bilbete ii6 cine reppluttrrdre
8artet gegen Nalfer uro Gplf1 Silica bate
3ruppen gegen benlelben maridtren la1e1.
Der Dulnpfer 8ell mar Bel Saerauuentp erplp>
Dirt unb 80 Ser pnen maren babel un1S Sebe1l
9efrullnen.
SHREVEPORT, 27, 8etr. Die 0lo ginc
8bts8 perl Qmmelten it4 beute in Gcnltitltticr
Sail urb beldlcien, 5u Gbren Ti0rore'8 100
GanonenidHle ab6ufeuerrt.
SEEM zOorf ~. Tebr - Der Sunb 1T
lpmeit ppn GiIe fret, bdB Die 8ap State 2inte
lire re9elmdBiBe Tahrten er6fnen fam.
Nprfo1f, 26. 8ebr. = Die 8ri96anlfner
ppn 8altiu1pee mad, Trinipao b%efinutt, le8te
beltte bier bet, bonn SIZE pur0trpfen.
Cincinnati, 81, Tebr. = Der Sflaren=
fad, Der por etui9er 3eit Dor ben Ser. Stante1
Gpmmilidr 9ebradt wuroe, 1T 5u 0unIten Der
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GigentbHmcr entidicoen mprpen, Odd 6efhr>
ben lid pic G5flapen mod i'll Zen Sanpcn be8
Sderiff8 we8en rer ge9eu ie ein8e6radteu
Rlage auf N(rrr.
&plu INF &, 81. Tebr,-W}r, 28oo mrr2c
6eute prm republifanji4 Caucus gum Ser.
It, %5enatpr npmtrirt. Gr erbtelt 43Gtjmmen
9e9en ~. Seiu bepeutenDferS Opponent erbielt
Bel Der erite1t 2(bitimull1g nun II Stimncrt.
Stem Yprf, 26, Te6r. Der gtna 1T
ppn 6uliiar bier ~eir9elaufen. Gr bate ben
3lp9er 81, Yrtor, Ser. Stuaten @eianoten in
0riefenloltp, an VcrD.
NemzYprf, 26. 8ebr. : 9ad REM 8es
ridt zines Yaiia9ier8 Der Nita, pelfer 0errn
8udonon AM Gage Dor ieiner I6rcile lab, merz
ben Die NfiB9eli9teiten 5wilden ben Ser. ct.
ano gn8laro III rer 9iir5e frieplid bei9ele9t
lein.
Nem>0r1eans, 25. 6ebr.-D . Dou>
pier Gera8 bat Observation-Disclosures aus Sera
Gru5 9ebru6t, Qm II. bieie 8 Bate ii4 Tie
@arnil on ppn Galtel Can Suau fir General
Iauari3 au89elprpden. 0ieielbe me4ielte Ell
Intge 6ltnten u1tO EanonenI du1le nit rer Stapt,
erBab li4 aber an 20. an he Stabt.
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Combien YOU alton pave pour Ga Mr..
Katzenberguer :?
I6er, Ser Satenber9er, mas if bern ei8ert>
lid 70 enlp6reno an ben geI dliiiIen Der Gn0tcn
ron W}afaduiett8 Rap sic 70 lpitbeap ielbit
iiber bteieui8en.berfalen, rreldc utter ben Ielben;
peun tie prnt GpnsreB appptirt nHroen, am
Wteiten 5t leioelt baben niirren. Senatpr
8ilIp on bat 8eIdlH1e ret ELECTROMAGNETIC Sc
~9iSlatur ppr9ele9t, mpnad infer Germin nur
6eBGal6 rerlar9ert merpen 1pll neil unS bic
Wafiaduiettler fit ein llntertballenpaf lnp
Beoie1tcnpplf haltelt. Ger belnofratiide Sez
nutrr NpamS rpn WtiIliIiippt aber bat I'M Gpn<
0reB ben Nntro9 g tellt, ms pe8balb
au85ul6lieBen, neil mir 6u l~relltnnl8 Ielen. Die
MISUNDERSTANDING meiut mir letelt nntcr ret
mpuardiiden Staot8perfoIu19 81 nlerertrdh-
to 0eirprpen, Nba1ll8 meint, nit Ieten i'll Nmez
rita 5u ge>pprben. gGcr nun BON teiren
6eurfbeilt ms am ridti81ten, 6err &asenber9er?
8 Tie feilnen ms ole niGt bieie Nmerifaz
ner, bic Gnoten - ment9 ME he Oe1t1pfroten >!
Die Sadie lit pielrlebr bic 0tele OeutIde
linb freilinni8 unp lieGen Matrbeit rno G)ereAz
Iti9feit, IL LANCE 1ie ItA nod iii Oelltldlalp be-
I~finpe11 nerbell aber Ierpil, prt1cirie1s lllo &C.
IHA!hSHlER1 YtAItVHJSHtNll H'H @NAi'lNv ""N'N w
lif eini9e Sabre lang inter BEN fprrupten
Nlnerifalern berumgetrtcbeu bobeu. SIT CO
nidt 10, Ser I1benter9er? 6oben Sic bic
Grfabrung nidt al ibrer ei9enen Berl ion &C.
ulaht? llno miiI1en Sic nidt lperrr raS 10
~iprtgeft, 5ulebt betmlid peln Seir5en rett
9eben, mel6er zen Snppz9 tptbin9S i'm H}arlen
Der beutlden Napifalen ben fpl8erben Seretl't>
Iouno81ntrod oefelt hQt
y Seber Deutlde miro Sir9er Der Gereilt.
Staaten iobolO er ben anterifaniI4en 8Dpen
betritt;
p Seter DentIde, ipbalo ct 21 Sabre int
9anbe 8erpei en- 1T, miro ppn per 2ilte al8 nnz
tau9lid geltriAen ulo fit ben 1leit IeineS 2e>
beto BPM 8ir9erred)t aH&8ciA(plien;
3 Seper 0eutide, lpclder Direct pber ilot<
reft Fir Die 80 9'0tcD
oe5 iegenSretdeu Sn titHts 9epirft
bat, lpir0 nit Or. 2p1utann'8 unper9dnglIdler
6aarfdrbetinftur idlmar3 an9etriAen unp nad|
oemSitoeu p~erfauit, I'M liA peri olllf Don Dem
5er en- Der ei3entbitnliden Snltitutipn sit iiber=
%;euren. a~ufrtdti9, Ser &obenber9er,
>pic 9efalen Sbuen pieIe ropitulen SEEING l4en
45ri pDlitiouen ?
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81 naertfamife6e NacDriDte,t.

Oefan9ene WlGb9eu unter ben
is nbiunern. SIM Sabre 1851 lpl1rbe Elm
I6r. Satlnanm anil @jila 91tper DON ben Srbiaz
tlern |Iatl1l1tt letner Tran unO %Ietnen &inbern erz
mproet. Dur1al8 murpe an9enpmnen, Dap Die
Dullta Snbianer Die Gbdter 8epeien leien, Die
IyeiAname Der 6uutlte murpel, NIT Nu8labme
per beioen dltelten Wtdr6eu, auf8efmnbelt, Die
ppn ben Snbianern ais @jeian9ene fcrt9efibrt
lpurbeu. Die elben 1inD jest uater BEN Wepbaz
pe8 aufgefu1oe1 lpprpeu, np lie an 5lpet Sduptz
hinge bieI e8 Starllr1e8 perbeirotbet ltlb. ST.
Gata1a1l1l, Der Sruoer be8 SerItprbeneI1, tradtet
Danad, cine In3abl Wtdnner uni fi4 81 iautz
melr, NIT penen ct Die gefrettng Der beipen
SApel tern m69(t4 MAIDEN fam. Sin BrteI
ppn Serrn O.. g. Weaper al S. .. Sat1lanl
~beltdti9t bic 9ta0ri9t BON Der IufIinoung Der
betbeu N11ertfanerinnen. @tne Der el6en Ip1
Dem fcmuurbtreupen Sff5tere be8 Sort Onma
sur Au8lGlull9 a%n9boteu lprroen fem, Der e& ic=
0p6 al8lAlu9, rb8leiA NUT etni9e 0efeu ais
8etrag Der Au8lGlung 9"efOrocrt muroe1.
=SrleunS. : 8etAGnt6iiQuug Der
SafIon Statue all 8. Tetr. p~araptrte audi baa
Corps Der ~fa<ti9en Seteraren, u1D Die 8icaz
pune la8t nit ridtigem Nnifallp, iie rparer 9es
ebrt uao eprten ben Say. I14 I'M Jleppltz
tipn8friese ldlugen iid farbi9e Ne9ilnenter fit
bic 6rei6eit, aber bo8 lit lar9it per9eien.
9ti6t ibeL- Die emancipation 8elge
mittIdt in pp1lem GrnIte benz @plfe ppn Sbio
@liif pu5u, baB e8 eiuem Ne9er gum @ouper
neur 9epablt babe. Sic bate INT 9t. p. Ses
ra1b, Der in europa leiper fait Gle ein5tgeQ ueue
fir 9~la9riften aus Den Ser. Stuaten 1T, 9e(es
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