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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-18
Indemnity from loss and dam
age by Fire, and the pcrils of Marine and In
land Transportation.
CONTINENTAL
Insurance Company.

IL ~
Incorporated by the legislature of Pennsylva-
mia. with q perpetual charter
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 81 900, 900.
Office, Gl Walnut Street, above Second Street.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
STATEMENT, MARCH 1857.
Real Estate unincumbercd. S343, 687 90
Second Lien, amply secured, -. IS 1000 90
Debts otherwise secured, . ca, 500 90
Debts due for premiums, ... 3,1l4 10
All other securities, ...... 1886 So
Cash, ..................... 1884 20
$685., l3l 70
Due creditors of the company, 81 ,497 u
Losses adjusted and due, ........ none.
and not due, none.
q unadjusted awaiting proof, 5000 90
All other claims against the Co. 80. 800 90
EIRE Insurance on buildings, furniture
Il merchandise, &c, generally. Marine In
surance on cargoes and freights to all parts of
the world. Inland Insurance on goods, &C.,
by lakes, rivers, canals and land carriages, to
all parts of the union, ON the most favorable
terms consistent with security
DIRECTORS
George w. Collady, William Bowers,
John NJ. Coleman, Joseph Dat,
Edwin V. Machette, Howard Hinchman.
GEO. w. COLIADY, Pres,
GALEN WILSON, Secy.
f3 Application for Insurance in FLOYD Co.
Iowa, and vicinity, should he made to
HILDRETH g. CARVER,
ST. CHARLES
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-18
Vne Thoueand Dollars a Year

NO IalIor Seamstre3s Shoe Manufacturer
oaddlcr, or other person having sewing or
stitcIing to do, can afford to 10 without one
a peculiar merit OF Singers MACHINES. which
no other Kind can justly claim. Is that HE
same Machine RR 10 cray lind Of ,sork in per-
feet style. They ..gcstrong, durable will keen
IN ordcr. whoever buys one may be entirely
certain " VIII 90 his work Every large phi
All who wish complete and reliable informa-
ton IN regard to price and size of our Machine.
manner OF working, and method of purcba,,
ing, with all other particulars, can obtain Il
10y applying by letter at either of our offices
for a copy of l. ". Singer & C5's. Ca.eae. a mn.
per devoted to the Sewing Machine interest -
1t will be supplied gratis
l. NJ. SINGER & co.
Eg Local Agents wanted in every town in
the United States. G,n,2
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-18
Singers Sewing Machines

90 Broea'eay, Aao Korh, 110 La9e g.. Chisggo
YNHESE Machines have established !, g,c,+
i reputation founded on substantial excel.
renee. Inc fur profit Of using one of these
Machines regularly einploved IL @-'e''
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-18
School Books.

AIE have now on hand full assortment
w of the various books in use in common
schools, which we will furnish to teachers and
others by the quantity at liberal discount
from retail prices.
A. II & II Il FESSENDEN
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-18
A. L. COLLINS,
General Land Agent

Real Estate, Land Warrants,
and Exchange,
ST. CHARLES, FLOYD CO., IOWA.
ANDS selected and located in the Turkey
IL River district, Iowa, and in Brownsville
District, Minnesota Money invested on Real
Estate Security or in Time Entries for the usual
Notes collected and RENTED at
rates. Land entered on time for set
tiers Titles examined and Taxes paid in any
part of the State. Convcyances made and &C
taken. Notary Public.
81. Charles, July 30, 1856. 1tf
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-18
Buy Your Goods CRcap!!

Buy Your Goods Cheap!!
ALBERT ALBERTSON.
OF ICK a . a w.
CIiiCkASA W CO., IOWA.
YNAKES pleasure in announcing that he has
l. just returned from market with a large and
,reiy selected assortment of
O. O O d 8
of almost every variety needed by the settlers
Of Northern Iowa, which he offers
Cheap for Cash or Ready Pay.
His stock comprises
Dry Goods, Groceries. Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, &c.,
of the best qualities, and at the lowest prices
possible. Owing to the tightness of the times,
he is compelled to sell only for cash OF ready
pay, and to procure this he will make almost
any sacrifice which the most penurious custo-
mer may ask.
N. All kinds of LUMBER for
Building and Fencing constantly on hand and
Tor sale, vt my Saw Mill, ut the lowest prices.
4. ALBER7SON.
Chickasaw, May !, 1857. 34tf
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-18
GROCERIES

OhOCElRlES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
McGREGOK, IOWA.
TIME Subscribers would respectfully an
l. nouncc to the citizens of McGregor, and
the country generally, that they are now re-
ceiving and opening fine assortment of Gro
ceries purchased East, consisting of
TEAS, SUGAR, MOLAsSES, STARCH,
Syrups, Spices, ground
and unground, Rice, lilo and
O.G. Coffee, Box and keg Raisins,
Dried Apples and Peaches, Cod Fish,
Mackerel in Kits and half bbls, Hallibut,
Box Herring, Sardines. Soap, Chocolate, Yer
micelli, Maccaroni, Pepper Sauce, Ham,
burg Cheese, Star and 1alow Can
dies, Wooden Ware of all kinds,
Imported Wines, Cham
payne, Port, Sherry,
SICILY MADEIRA, CLARET, SC, SC,
Scotch Ale and London Stout, Imported CT
CARS, &C., SC. &c, at Wholesale and Retail.
all of which will be sold low for cash.
ALLEN & SOUTHMAYD.
McGregor, April 2, 1857. Gm3Oo
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-18
Blank Books.

DHsuHHA 1DOOASs
hEMY, Crown and Cap
- RECORDS, LEDGERS & JOURNALS.
Also every description OF half-bound Blank
work, Pocket Memorandum, Diaries for 1857.
Pass Books, all sizes, can be had at
A. Il. & B. Il. FESSENDEN'S
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-18

at the Mouth of Yellow River, Iowa.
This Route presents facilities for travel be-
tween Southern Wisconsin and Northern Iowa
and Southern Minnesota unsurpassed by any
other. The Citizens of Monona, Rossville,
Waukon, DEBORAH and neighboring Towns,
will find this The shortest, easiest and CHEAP EST
means of Communication with Prairie du Chen.
Distance from Nezekaw to Monona, 1 miles,
to Rossville. 16 miles to Waukon, "a miles !;
to DEBORAH, ria Rossville, Al miles
Prairie du Chen. April LIST, 1857. GIN 81
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-18
Bradford Land Agency.
D. B. KDGBALL,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

BRADFORD, CHICKAsAw CO., IOWA.
VTTIIL select land and locate Land War
w rants, buy and sell Real Estate Rent
Houses and Farms, collect Rents,
Pan Ta1es For N0n-reSadentS,
and doa General Real Estate business
A large lot of choice Timber and Prairie lands
for sale cheap. Particular attention is invited
to my Maps, Plats and abstracts Of choice lands
EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
d. d. KIMBALL.
Bradford, July 30, 1856. lily
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-18
New Steam Ferry


Nhe Upper Steam Ferry Boat NEZEKA has
l. commenced running her regular trips across
the Mississippi between the Steam Boat Land
ing of
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-18

sold N a. Charles by EIi!dreh Carver md Eos.,,
Gcm i, n,.nnEge olage, BY H. W. Smal Floyd hySS
b si,t.e' ~ 4: L. J. Cummings E8fpka Cham
Chicago; anu all Druggists alma s'Ne wv
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-18
SHE'LL ROCK FALLS
STONE QUARRY

OF the choicest material is located Immediately
upon the bank of the river, in this beautiful
and healthy little village
The Subscriber offers for sale any portion
OF said property, upon the most reasonable
and satisfactory terms, us his object is to secure
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-18

WATER POWER
CERRO GORDO co. low

of sufficient fall and volume, to propel four
run of stones.
There is now importation at this point. a Store,
Saw Rail- & Grist Mill,
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-18

with Plane, Bronzed and Brass Tops.
We have enumerated but small portion of
our stock and would most respectfully invite
those wishing to purchase to call and examine
for themselves. [4tf] BLINN & WHITE.
West Union, August 80, 1856.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-08-27

Married IN Spite of zAemselyes.-Old
Governor Saltinstall, of Connecticut, who
fiourished some fifty years since, was man
of some humor and perseverance in effecting
the ends lie desired. Among other anec-
dotes told Of him by New London people,
the place where lie resided, is the follow
ing:
Of the various sects Which have flourish.
ed for their day and then ceased to exist,
was one known as the Rogersites, SO called
from their founder-a John or Tom or
some Rogers-who settled not far from the
goodly town aforesaid.
The distinguished tenet of the sect was
the denial of the propriety and scripturality
of the form of marriage: K" 1t is not good
for man to be. alone" This they believed,
and also that one wife only should cleaye
to her husband" but then this should be
matter of agreement merely, and the couple
should come together and live rs man and
wife, dispensing with all forms of the mar
riage covenant. Tho old governor used
frequently to call upon Rogers and talk the
matter over with him, and endcavor to
convince him Of the improperly of living
with Sarah as lie did. But neither John
nor Sarah would give up the argument.
1t was matter of conscience with them
they were very happy together as they
wcre-of what use then could mere mat.
ter Of form bel Suppose they would there
by escape scandal; were they not bound
"to take up the cross" and live according
TO the rules they profess The governors
logic was powerless.
He was in the neighborhood of John ona
day, and meeting with him, accepted al
invitation to dine with him. Tie converse
ton, as usual, turned upon the old SUBJ
ject.
Now John," says The governor, after d
long pause, "why will you not marry
sarsha Have you not taken her to be your
.wedded swifeaH . i
4 Yes eertainly, = replied John, .but my
will not permit me to marry her
,,ip 4he form Of The worlds people," ~,
,s. Very well; do you love heri"
81 81 !. 5 s,sss s..ta &, si..5 ..5sss
ssa And scherish hefs d: bore egof your bone
and :aesh Of your fesh e Ns
es, esrtsi i doh h s. 3, - 3, 80. 80
r And yoa sh, lays lin. and ii oEsy
md rsspseE Nh md eslisis ii,uin
81 ss,6oi, fisma. iS |
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-08-27

rs
Truth is sure pledge not impaired,a a
shield never pieread, flower, that never
dieth, state that fcaretl no fortune and a
port that yields no dagger Cicero. 80.
A country dentist adrertises that ahe
spares mo PAINS" to render lis operations
satisfactory. III
1t falIeth out with love as it doth. with
vines; for the young vines brin,r,. the most
wines, but tho old is best. -.
Love as it IS divine with loyalty, SO It ia
he'lish with jealousy. ,,
r. Women are to be measured, not by tl,cir
beauties, but by their yirtues.sss, ss,.;5.s:s.
If one throw salt At tiiee, thou wilt re.
ce'vs no harm unless thou hast sore places.
acommon sense" says DIN Emmops. ..;s
the most uncommon kind of sense" aag
Justice is virtue Of the mind, reward
ing all men according TO their wortllinless.
II Is point OF god|y wisdom, to be at
peace with men, at war witlrvice. .ss,e.5.
E 10 excuse ones elfbefore he is accused
is TO find foul crack IN a false conscience. ,,.
Prayer and repentance bring peace 10 the the
unquiet conscience. 49,. 3|'srj,>as,i
Not the rich, but tho wise, avoid misefy,
and become happy and blessed. ~ E.. ss.;,' = 80
That which with theleart is loved, with
tue heart IS lamented. .essSt .ss,r1s-:v
y Take away discretions and virtue Willie.
come vios 81. IS sss 4 So st.s !, !" s,.s TO-. :,
i y fslly so attempt any wicked begin,
ming ia hopssof . good ending. 8" ,.4,-ae
1e "a public fault ought not 10 suffer "a So.
stet parliament. !" H'' ',''"t
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-08-27

E:ecellent Bread.-.Onc pint and half
each OF fl ur, Indian II cal and rye meal
one quart OF warm water; teacup of mo-
lasses, two table spoonfuIs of vinegar and
one heaping tea spoon uI of soda. Bake
in two loaves.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-08-27

1tnctare of Roses.-Takc the leaves Of
'he common rose, place them without pres
sing i'll a bottle and then fill it with o5 per
cent alcohol, cork ittight and let it sit un-
til wanted for use. This tincture NAV he
kept any length of time, and will yield a
perfume little inferior to otto of roses; A
lew drops will fill room with delicious
odor.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-08-27

cF"er.-Take pint Of pulverized char
coal, and put it in small cotton bag, then
put 1t into barrel Of new cider; the cider
Will never fermcnt, never contain any irtox.
'cat'ng qualities, and the longer it is LeptS
the more paIataLle it will become -
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-08-27

n dun was somewhat taken aback tie
other day by the ,cooness with 5sSliclr the
debtor a said, "call next Thursday, MY dear
-sls' exactly at 10 o'clock, and I'lltelf You
when to call again."
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-08-27

Like rs no man can tell where the shoe
wringeth him better than lie that weare,,,
1T; SO no man can tell woman's disn3l.
sltlon better than lie that hath welded
her. ~
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-08-27

!. An innocent yoang sroftaman, in order
to shoot a squirrel on the Top Of small
wee, climbed. another close BY and. on be.
ing asked the reason for so foolish freak,
said-"T That lie didn't want 10 strain lis
gun BY long shot,"
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-08-27
JRSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 27 1857
THE SWISS TREATY,

wv "e"i ''"' Iho otdIe department mas
of late been literally run down with applica-
tions for copies of the treaty between tile
United States and Switzerland. The reason
for this demand for the document, Is the
prevalence of an idea on the part of many
that it embraces clause making odious
and invidious distinctions against Israclites
who may be citizens Of the United States,
as contradistinguished from other Amcri-
cans. On examination, however, it will be
found that, so far rs any action to such an
end on the part Of this Government is con-
cerned, this idea is unfoundcd. The treaty
in question was negotiated by Mr.. A. Dud-
ley Mann, under the auspices of Mr.. Web
ster, then Secretary of State. 1t was ratifi-
ed by the Senate and President willie Mr..
Marcy presided over the State Department,
which fact should be sufficient to satisfy all
Of the groundlcssness of suspicion that it
embraces stipulations on the part Of the
United States incompatible with the spirit
of oar institutions.
Some Of the Swiss cantons have munich
pal or canton laws, wherein Israelitcs are
debarrcd from privileges enjoyed by other
classes or religious denominations of the
Swiss. The treaty in question contains a
clause giving to the citizens of each country
certain rights and privileges in both, where
in they do not conflict with Federal and
State laws regulating our own population
in this country, or with canton or other
local laws in Switzerland. This Govern
ment had no authority whatever to demand
of Switzerland, in making tho treaty, to ac-
cord to any citizens Of The United States
privileges they would not enjoy under her
laws, were they citizens of Switzerland.
There is no precedent for such demand on
our part in the history of The treaty making
OF modern times, we apprchcnd; and had
1t been insisted on, we would have had 10
treaty whatever consummateI with the
Swiss.
1t is greatly to be regretted that switzer-
land, with all her enlightenment and libcr-
ality, has not yet entirely gotten rid of that
relic of barbarious prejudice against
lsraelites ON account of their religion; and
it is to be hoped that increased intercourse
with us, under the provisions of the treaty
in question, will soon open the eyes of all
her cantons to the fact that the infliction of
civil disabilities upon any of their citizens
on account of their religion, i'll comports
with the progress Of the age in which rests
her hope for exemption from the unjust
and unfair treatment at the hands of neigh
boring and stronger powers, of which she
has at all times been in dread, for, it may
be, century past Washington Star.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-08-27
BATHING,

Once a week is full often enough for n
decent white man to wasl, himself all over;
and whether in summer or winter, that
ought to be done with soap, warm water,
and a hogs hair bursl, in n room showing
at least seventy degrees Fahrenheit.
Baths, should he taken early in the NOR
nng' for it is then that the system possesses
the power of reaction in the highest degree.
Any kind Of bath is dangerous soon after
meal, or soon after fatiguing excrcise.-
No man or woman should take a bath at
the close of the day, unless by the advice
of family physician. Many Il man, in at
tempting cheat his doctor out of a fee,
mas chea elf out Of his lif.-aye, it
is done eve.
The be" " It, cheapest and more uni
versally accessible mode of keeping the
surface of The body clean, besides the once
week washing, with soup, warm water.
and hogs hair brush, is rs follows:
AS soon as YOU get out of bed in the NOR
ming, wash your face, hands, neck and
breast; then, in the same basin of water
put your feet at once for about minute.
rubbing them briskly all the time; then.
with the towel, wl ich has been dampcned
10y wiping the face, feet, &C., wipe the whole
body well, fast and hard, mouth shut, breast
projecting. Let the whole thing he. done
within five minutes.
At night when You go to bed, and When
ever you get out Of bed during the night.
or when you find yourself walzcful or rest.
less, spend from two to five minutes il; rul.
olng your whole body will, your hands. as
lar MS you can reach in every dircction.-
his has tendency to preserve that soft
ness and mobility Of skin which too frc-
quent waslings Of the skin will always dc.
stroy.-Hulrs Journal Of HealtA.
How" said Mr.. A. TO friend who
wished to convey matter ofimportance to
'aoy without communicating directly with
her, how can you be certain of her read.
ing the letter, seeing you have directed it to
her husband?" "Ibat have managed
without the possibility Of a failure" was tho
answer, "she will open it to certainty.
Tor have put the word private in the cor
ncr."
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-08-27

dear Polly. lam surprised a you iorr
!. wearing another Homap's hair on your sur
tsad, Il, said No. Smith 10 his wife. Mr.
dsF Joe; AN squally Rtonishsd tha. YOU
fisfsist u wearing anoll,er shesps wool On
Eyeur back. There now" Poor smi.li
'aneaEed. ss'''s" W ~'N'@.l"t 7Ts'"f.t'+ '7ss''
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-08-27

: SsAt&ssQE yitS SaM o cploSA csesSed Dyt narrow
SCI g q Z! andyk . q made into 9
9ftig(l SsWidk sdeubae head; nj the centre Of
atfi8 f1ctlvsehns a lilac cfsiik ron. The cur
tsjn s6Spf Grape bOrdered with a bias lilac
lid txnssnd: half inches. wide, and
crossed With q blond ruclle viii, a.roll IN
die siliJdls. ;EwoA tufts QE1mall daisies,
mixed .wjtl, dark violets, orhaihsht the
bloudisap around The face. OT.the .r;6llt
siX3df sJsnnet, otitsids Is placed a TLo..
ddSgsf tulips, osewiiiteand two lilac,
mixed s,.sk aauging. grass. Tie fsosa Of
tIras6oD6s fepds 20 point. At the sea-
ssae1x sthsitx and Spas, tue round straw
EatN lie 6nly.seoiffure worn; it sis some.
tiiiS1 lspwn 9r grey straw, and some-
titVssof ISghoFn, trimmed with either rib
lpn, 81 q feather, and bsack Lace a1ound
the edge. 3S.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-16

gum Sterltsn Sbarras: n@tetn Sreunc, ib Mil fcrtsu
mic lh lette, ais 6reicsntcr.,' Gr lsste nomentlid ouf
Die lcbten @prte yfabr.ad. Sciu @Sunlh wuree f..
a6tet.
Sn9sn Cue mar fsbr reid. Or Iicbte, p.s qur,sbis
slnmsh, ole i&tnsn @ferre uno 9laes, mas ,,r @lcaan,
9elort. Man t,aht i'm 5bdufis ben gprpurf to6 or,
Der 10 reid ii, lrine SeSrr ecm Splt, o~eirtemct tobe
gfan fcinSstc i'm eestalt pielfah an. Sis aeocn 1910
NOR Gu9en Cue eiu srltpnumcner 9etcnann uub >er
stn3tse Stbrifffeaer, ter ie @jtstieo ees S,deY Cuts
mar. Wnn bat iIm bSufs lein milpes Qeten ann Spr.
innrfe 9ema6t. Sn rtsicr Sesietuna wuroe otcr sic(
ubertrteben. Gr mar chen 70 tstannt in BEN tTbnen
Salons, mic IN ben 9cneiuitsu &ncipen BON Noris, nne
or tannte eten 70 9enau bic Suitc, Der Santpures ct.
@erinain rnb ct. Spncre. ais Die Der Site nno rss
Suartier Wculstarc. gSas man User Istn esten ouf
ietncrn Shlrle Dec Srrres' aelast, mar nidt t%ceriincet.
Srrt fanoen feline Srsien, uno bic Ya,1crn itetten ion
ireaei'sietncr gScbltGatsr, mie ihrcn @oter.
Setn Sco erreNt alacmcines Sstaucrn lei tencn, tie
le'nsn ~erhaesnen @tarafter. icin ccctmitbfact 6,r;, icine
eplen @rfitle unb fsin,n slIn,cnten @sif crtannt
baten.". H.
@tan ld'rslbt f'rnsr Scn 9aris: ugs bstEt, to6 @larr.
Sne lebr tnterelIante unb teirntera pitante Iemrciren
D'niter1lalien bat, tprlhe or, ba er in Der tsbten Scit niht
n'ebr gut fat, in Die Sober b~ictirtc."
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-16
linn amerttanss marsn ss miseer. biz. nadN,m nir

ttne Inieritaner marcn cS mirccr, bic. nadeem bic
Nlr'pe III anerrr S1nte %sctcmmrn, eicItn @rabRcin
Ve" Sentlbeit 5urudgabcn, eS ippel niiIene, wie beliebt
ocr 9reile Selo inter lctnen 0antsleutcn mar. llub
etele3 naenct oiefsH Sclcg Der @nerfcnnlno unb niibten
6 oleVetht ole 3teree zines ndttpuaGcn McuumentsI
> nctn! eeh, Sltd Der S%efsntti6frit c%nt,csen, in ir,
9shp ei'ieni oltrn @cm1usr Der Stride in ScrfyiG Street.
"a ls9ten fe i'm nierer. Der tcmiitbioen 8cltciseuteit
uaicrer Nattcn miirbis, Die 10 germ ben Nuaen Der WSett
lpren gSertb gu ~cnt5isten Iudt. llnt tirfsu mir uns
Iirdten, 'als Natipn ms alethtrrebti,t ieper onSsrn
CUR Sette gu fteuen2 5nt Hiht Der sleis Der 0eut1beu.
lpsnn a'at III bSe'rsnt Naa6c. bod fiber sa alei&en
apellen, bic Oaucn res ucucn Gnter(onprs in bf;iksrse
a"s" ssrnancelts St niht Der gertisnI Der Deut-
lmfn I'm &'lnlt, N:crdtur unp aascmeinc SeuntniiTe
soh auen yemen a%Eertdnnt, relhen tclhrGufter ytotius
naIltpl, Gin fretss urtbeit SerGfsntiden la6te tRSnipfL
tea nldt gu allen ;Scften unb in a(eu QGneern bic
Ser'tl6en fur Die Sade Der Srei6cit u,o llnobbanaia.
tell, tur Wabrbeit unc 2iht2 llnb ;ciaen aud einios
idmarae Slattrr Der @cihi6te, tsb pcrsin,clte Sdoa.
rcn ltt Srrltiten lie6cn, aus acmetner @eminnItht Gh
gu 9sanern ~Srricl6en gu Madden, sinaen Ge rtGt fritsr
coer iposrr, ecn ibrm rnrcht ]iter,euat, in ben redter,
Ytao 3urid? llno manner f6 uidt nod Jeff ole
Osutlhcn I'm, Die Hattcrutc SABINE ecricniacn Nortci
irelte rc @rintiibc Der gGtcr bsr gtrputtif al bcn
ibri9sn madt u,p bic Srciteit unb Gletd6eit Nuer oc<
asn trs6s u t:r9ri1e unS @fpnupcte gu iGiben IuAt?
lne irlltcr mir nah dleoem une Ibanen, unIere yer
ptefltepllen W:tanncr audi in Der Scfenttidtcit Der gah.
nelt aniiuecpabrcn2 Srtlte ales Gbroefib( i'm bcut,
lhen ebdratter aelfrunecn. ale Gueraie Der bcltt1trn
aSer %entflolIen icin, icuc @rotihrift Der Scrtcraen6cit
81 %entrstbcn, Hno Tic ecrbcrrli6t in einen, Naticnosz
0entmal net critetcn 81 laIen? l1nb tGuIheu mir
rns nidte aud uniere Wittirser auterer 3unoe pcr.
oen ll6 errettiriaig finern mit,upirfcn, cincn Mtaun ,i
ebren, tcllen cclcr G9oraftrr girae ,par fur leinr treue
anbdn9ltdfeit. unc tshtn reyes Strcten aub ibnen
ni'ste, SaS Sletnrb gu %ermertcn, wefhes bic Goniitus
ticn rtries earccs gu Gem gortilcc Der san,su civil
%liiirtcn Rclt mnht!
Hub ME jest cine 6auo inns bic 3isc Scs screriatcn
Seleen Sor @uacn fiibrt, 70 seiscn ie uus aud eurd
tbr inni9es Ssitrctcn rcr Grrihtrlna tcs naticnalcl,
Osnfn'dles tebilfltct gu icin. ea0cn Sic ,tnc rurd,
tbre ttatfraftias Sciiteusr taIr cen %. Ncssmtsr or.
leten, an msldem ith Gin Der glaticn wirpiscs Gent
nal BEN Mugeu Der aan,sn 9Stlt cnt6iat.
(S6luB frlSt in nGdMler N%ummer.)