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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

'The Happy Home" is the title Of an lSmo.
volume, of 206 pages from the pen of Kirwan.
1t is an able plea in behalf Of the family institu.
ton, . thing which some nations, specially the
French, do not possess. We do not see how
father or mother can prayer:uly read it with.
out being greatly benefited. On page 50. in
some remarks on truthfulness, We have this
anecdote: "A gentleman Of nervous tempera-
nlent once called on DR.. Dwight, President Of
Yale College. One Of the Doctors boys was
rather boisterous, and pesssred the nervous
gentleman somewhat, whereupon be said to
him, my boy, if you will keep still while am
talking to your father, will give you dollar. :"
Instantly the boy hushed down gentle as .
sleeping lamb. At the close Of the gentleman's
remarks he attempted to leave without giving
The boy the dollar: but Doctor Dwight was too
fast for him. He put dollar into the mans
hands, saying, "You promised my boy dollar
for good behavior. Give him that, as you pro
missed. II, sir, We lie, our children will be liars
also." New York: Harper & Brothers.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

I'd At the District Court, now in session at
keokuk, Patrick Moran was conyited of murder
and sentenced to be hung on the 9th of july,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

tB-By advertisement in the proper place it
will be seen that Messrs. Cook and Baxter re-
tire from the Banking House of White, Cook
& Co., and are succeeded by Mr.. Atherton.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

CArTLs yoR CALIEoRNIA.-A drove of cattle,
numbering tome 500, passed through our city
yesterday, on their way 10 California. Their
teams and stock. generally lock 6ns.-Ottumws
Courier, 37bh ulA e. !. bs s9
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

WIFE TAMixo.--The Boston Gazette announ-
ces Mr.. Paul Prettyman IS . teacher Of the art
Of wiie-saming, at the low price Of $50 per
lesson Here are some Of biz certificates
This is TO certify that Mr. Paui Prcttyman
has succeeded in subduing my vile. He took
her when in her most restless condition, and in
one hour she was cooking beef steak with the
placidity Of an angel.
JAS. r. HoEnxR
New York, May 8, 1858.
Mr.. PrettymAA hes full liberty 10 refer TO re.
married life. He quieted Mrs. Simp kins who
was always ugly in double harness, and accom-
plished wonders. Not . single button has been
missing since the date Of bis trial.
r. SIMPKixs, Newark, N. ].
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

Row-A slight muss occurred at a saloon
on Main Street, night before last. I. didn',
amount to much, the only consequence being
one sore head next morning.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

Col. TIrys SoLD Our.-Col. Titus, the chiv-
alrous Florida soldier, whose name has bsea
prominently before tho public for the last three
years, first a. . prO-slavery fighter In Kansas.
then % d fllibustersr in Nicaragua, and then -
. saloon keeper in Kansas City, No., has sold
ont his drinking essabishmenh lock, asock and
barrel.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

How KANSAS NEWS Is MANUFACTURED BIZ
THE RUFFIANs.-A Leavenworth correspon-
dent of the St. Louis Democrat, connected with
the army, and for several months situated at
that point, writes as follows under date Of May
2Ith:
Since my arrival at this post have read in
the Missouri Republican what purported 70 be q
copy of the proceedings of meeting of the
COMMITTEE OF Safety" composed OF FREQ State
men, and containing outrageous and treasOna-
BILE threats. knoC something Of the origin
OF those proceedings. know that they were
concocted and written by Gen. Clark, Breckett,
Dr. Hamilton, and their ilk, while at secret con-
clave at the Western Hotel. General Clark
was the man who carried the document 70 Cap.
tain Andersons apartments. The object in this
rasc was two-fold-to excite the country at
large, and the soldiery in particular against tho
Free State men, and to keep the troops with
them to protect them in their rascality. This
statemeat is trnc and can Be prorsd. i have
felt it my duty to make these facts known. I
shall not pretend to justify the acts Of party
of Free State marauders, who have been order
ing pro-slavery men of their claims But
will say, that they have been goaded into bit
ter retaliation by the previors Outrages Of the
most precious gang Of williams that ever infest-
ed the country. In 1855 his band Of thieves
severely oppressed all Free State settlers, driv-
ing them off Of their claims, robbing them Of
everything they possessed, and barely permit
ting them to escape with their lives. This sys-
TEN Of oppression they have kept up ever since.
When they became powerless to act within
themselves, they made false representations to
Gov. Denver, and had troops sent to their as
sistance. They then undertook the game Of ply
ing the soldiery with liquor, aud working upon
the baser passions Of the ignorant, in order TO
induce them TO join in their hellish forays
upon Intensive citizens. aassa. 81.
Justice to some Of the citizens Of Fort Scott
demands that should say there are many hon
est and conservative gentlemen there, who do
not approve this course Of conduct.
The troops are all Withdrawn from that place
now, excepting one section OF Major Sherman's .
light battery, and it will soor iAs-e. Then, I
| think, Fort Scott will become cleansed; the
guilty rascals will leave for . more congsniAl
| held, and the honest ana industrious will soon
make the embryo city what it ought TO be, the
commercial emporium Of Southern Kansas.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

BY TELEGRAPH.
Zanesville, June

GAINESVILLE, June 1.
The Eastward bound Express Train on the
G. N. 4 2 r. r. ran into wagon which was
crossing the track at Circleville, killing man
and severely injnrng his wife. Both horses
were killed.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

"a The river is again falling slowly, having
receded about two inches in the last twenty.
four hours.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08
RKsrsrAscr THREArxsrp,--The New Orlean

RESISTANCE THkEATESED,-The New Orlenn
Delta says
"A gentleman Of the utmost reliability, from
Havana by the Black Warrior, brings informa-
tion that the American ship captains had held q
meeting and taken measures to have all the can
non and armament which 10 on board their Va.
rious ships placed on One ofthsir number, which
shall be we'll manned, and proceed to SEQ with
the design Of capturing the saucy little British
cruise when she ovcrhauls the ship as she very
surely would, in accordance with her usual prac.
tice. II this report Is as well founded a. Il ap-
parcnty is substantial, We may possibly hear
how John Bull caught Tartar, per the next ar'
riynl0 4sa ~ast&H A4s s4# a#8 E@
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

The American Convention met here yestcr-
day and nominated Judge Ii. p. Gamble to rep
resent the St. Louis District in Congress- Judge
G. has not yet signifed his acceptance.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08
Concord. N. H.. June 1

Concord, N. H., June l.
Our State Legislature meets Tomorrow. At
caucus this evening, the republicans nomina- :
ted N. B. Bryant, Of Concord for speaker. Tho
Democrats In caucus nominated Walter Hem.
man, Of Wasrsn, for the same Office. e n.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

Miss Hardy, the daughter oi the old man who
killed q. II. Stone, her scducer, In New Orleans,
is now maniac. Stone IA dead, the father in
prison, and tho woman crazy. trgs9.w ~ bslQ
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

tHOne Of the special policemen caught q
fellow and his woman stealing wood from the
levee, night before last. They were carrying il
TO the "Old House ct Home"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08


The New Orleans Bee Of late date thus
speaks Of the rapidly growing strength of free
labor in Texas: ~
We have recently conversed with an int,lli-
gent and obseryant gentleman, who has spent
many years in Texas, and has travelled all over
the northern and western portions OF that State.
lie informs US that throughout these sections Of
country the immigration Is nearly entirely do
rived from foreigners, OF whom seyeneigths are
Germans. Excellent agrculturists, hardy and
patient tillers of the soil. sober, temperate in
dustrious, peaceful, and obediett to law, this
population in many respects cannot be surpassed
but they are from birth, breeding and habits
OF thought inyincibly hostile to slave labor
Not one in thousand owns negro, and Il ere
are whole tiers OF counties, in certain parts OF
Texas wnich cast, in the aggregate, many thou
sands OF votes, where one may travel many q
day and scarcely see a black s.in, or hear the
accents Of tho English tongue.
Our informant states, as the result OF person :
al inquiry and observation, TINT If no marked
change should occur before ten years elapse,
Texas will be divided into forr States-one
slayeholding and the Others free"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

u The new firm of Lauman. Hedge Co.
opened their Banking House Tuesday last, as
per notice.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

Af0LoGE1Ic.-Ws beg pardon for our yester-
days alluaion 70 fair weather. It was prema-
tuso.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08
yRostop .Juno

boston, June 2.
The Steamship Niagara sailed a. noon with
1870 passengers for Liverpool, and Is for Halifax
and $ll2, 900 in specie. 4
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08
Washington. June

Lord Napier hes directed his dispatches to
Admiral Stuart, sent from Washington yesler-
day, 10 be forwarded from Halifax BY special
steamer 20 Bermuda. He has addressed the
Admiral to order disc0ntinuAnce Of the visi.
tation Of American vessels pending the instrue-
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

We have one days later news from . cores.
pondent, to the effect that this tale Of blood is
fully confirmed by messengers from Linn Coun-
ty; and that Captain Montgomery, with q
force of 160 men, had occupied West Point,
Missouri
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-04
I = taats 3 & ituna q.

1(lrliden Sudaaan pper pes bQlblIrli0en
1prAlas bin> raS Snl tttut Der @ftorcrei
beainiti9t fpl9lih bic Gi9eutbiimltGfeit
rcr rspubltfanilben partei cine seredtferz
ti9teti pteIleurrzD emofratis oui'eSitterz
tie III Serfcl1tn, pbne cte Dempfroten ~
bal1en. e>n cieler 8itterteit liest Cered,z
ti9feit unp Gpnlequens inoef Sbr @crz
murf u1n 10 mebr su riieen, pa gle ais
&ertbetrt9er Der Sflarpfratie ne it4ne
pbraie v5insebuns fit caa wobrhait
@rpbe, Wute unb SdIne' Sbrer 6erer
entltrDmen loi1eu, melde spn &onla5tlut
INN StI1renlhmeib ~trieienr s|ittern irtlts,
mcrn lie |old>e Mprte leitt7eyti3 niererz
lbreitt,
MI9e 2tncpln - noG Sbrem Nuii1se
- ia9eu> raE Die Nspubl!faner III jercm
Ne9er ihren Sruper ertlifen INN Irumz
bull btbaupterL pob bic Nepublifantr nit
Den N}esern gar Nidt5 su idaTn baten
molten partn ltnr 2tncplr, Sru'atull
urp l1mmtlibe Nepublitu1ler stnltimml9,
caB Ger StloHersi Sbronfen &C.
Test ncrpen "plle1t, I'm lhrer ellrlld,
cur Ghre BET MsnIdbe1t bar i'll merren.
Nir fir uni eren Ibeil fDnnen unniDAlid,
beSoupteu, NIT jecem Ol1ec Ger Arrrt1
rcpublifanild1n Yartei, lei IS tie Nnlul>
9an1attonsz, nc Iea,perensz rrc! III
N%npmnptbin9 6rogc nit melh !estez
rem srptl WuWcrpflonsen lelrer ]ere bic
llAe Yortci mebr prer reui9er serleF5 Il
- untcpinat Observation-Disclosures olleil
rurin 1titnmeu mir ihr BET: uroG man I'll
NusbreitunA rsr SfloYsrct Ycrbiten, fpl9:
lid nit oller &ynft bic ren1pfratl1dc Su:
donanzD pu1laozYartei pppputrtn mill1e
,ur Sire rs %ntun,ehnten S%1brbunrerta
il mic mir III eriett5 Sors pfcn ertlaycl
rob mir etnem Actilreten, 9uten UNI rbr;
lihcn Shparsen melt licter ais Slurr
Die 9unr ycidcn> ais rinem ruben, idtur.
tilhtu 2Seifsn 0runtn prcr Wrau:
H. rer ltinem NctrnlnenI hen heutr reI
Sutrertuf aui oie yippcn rriift UNI mrr
gen ren Ovid III cos 5erS itpbt, 81 sd
pis bene est.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-04

Mmertfo lit co5 %anp Der Grtremc.
Wltrenn &trten iiteral ME Nilse beryprz
ihteFen wltvenp r1e mpcerne Den1ptyoc
tie Tur Sfloverei in nc Sdranfen trl!t ;
wlbrenp Die Sam pecuIation 1id res Scz
pen5 belna9tiat nun neten rem 9rpten
Capital ne y lo1se hes Nrpletarlotes irz
mer mebr UNI mebr UNI llh 9reift werren
in @pnYenttpnen non Wi1nnern uno Truuen
ale Eelialonen ais 6emmiduh. oes oeii1iz
gen Jprtldritt5 ertl1rt ; Die SflaYerei ais
etn llnredt, pas feline Wiadt Der Grce
re4tferti9en tan1 we5balb jere Gpni tituz
tlpr1 jepes 0eleB> jepe &irde jeper Optt>
Die obi9tlib pper itQihpei9enr bic Menz
iben su StlaSen MAIDEN mpuen, bic Set
aGtung Der Menl den rernienen.
Wdbreno bier bic Bttel ais WptteS
Mort rerfunpet UNI e,1pf pblcn mirp, ,rirc
ibr rprt jere Nutpritat entSogen> Inn curb
11e Die WabrDett 81 bene1len.
Wdbreno Die Gbe tbeil5 ais Sacrament
sebeili8t tbeil5 ais G%i9ilcpntroet tetra6tet
wirp> eifern 2lnpere fit vfrsie 9iete u,,c
pp~lysomie." Mir io9en bel rieien 9reuen
ge%9enidgen: u1as it Der Gprauo FREEZER
Stoate1 Dor reiprtti6en, pab III jenen in,
Sample Der yeinun9 bic @abrbeit f6
fret unr 9eltenp MAIDEN fann." 3u be-
pauern 1T jeppd> pab in I'M erer Nepublif
Der Srrtbum su fte9en unp bic @obrbeit
su unterliesen 1deint. Mer trast Die
S9ulo? lie Yre11e Juno bte0ez
lebsebun9en. Wabrenp J. 8. in
Seiterrei9 wailanp &a;ler Soiepb Die Sc
fabr oe5 Staate6 ber Stride %9essniber
einiab> uno bic &e9te bs5 Gleru5 9eidmdz
lert bat ldbt man bier bic 9efdbrli6e
@@lin9pFanse be6 Seluitismu6 un8ebinz
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-04

Den bieiieen 1urnern 1T IS @rnit, ibre
Muf9ate bier prattiia gu lSlen. Sine
electromagnetic. Mlbee le 9pn erfreuliz
DIEM Grfplge iein!
Stir ZEN seiiti9en &f finn bier tsz
reit5 bic Wafen att9elan9t utlr III meniz
gen Wpnaten npercen bic Iurner Nd9el E
uno @erfenbouer bic srite Numrmer
elmer 3eituns som @tapel la0en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-04
europa.

q erbpurA io4 Sebaitpppl ttetcn>
Oas quer cpr benz 5aien lie9enrc Uprt
it 1912 Meter5 lang an teicen Seitsu
prll entiren 1th rem fetnr!tde1 Sanrnen
auf Gilo1cen onrere Sorts UNI Nepruten
UNI ma rorf wphl nit Hebt Won Gheyz
bpur9 ia5en: Sos @erf lptt ben Metz
lter." Srouri9 1T IS alIerril19s, roB ricle
Uprt5 mod Elm itdttnrcS 3eidm ,ciYtliz
llrter Sartoret" finn INN 10 louoe GIlfer
Te Deum 1llSsr1, menn Wojeitatcn ouf
Ten Sniecn rpr ctnem uniidttaren D.
lpptcn lteAsn> rat cie @i11cnltatt nrh
Gin srpte6 Telp III bearteitsn, che nc g.
lrrtic I'M t6lnlnlel UNI aut Grren rcys
fdymlnret.
W1trerr N1pplern lstn Neid UNI itiz
ren lhrrn III tefeiti1tn iudt mltrfnr
rie St1ote9e{ arsenen su Ct. Gtienne, auf
Ncrrodt hin, Srnlten 9t9en rie Walea
1t1t an crtlotn III lalltu, rhne allen Trrz
tvf ceprrttrt merrtn, orbeltet rcr Nulfou rcr
Nesplutirn III ltl>rr 9cheimen &ammern,
tta ltin Nuatruh Nelh UNI Ilrnn iiberz
1luthtn Wlrr. Gem JtRiNcn Nufc : \ive
PEmpertur! fpl9t cann Der Nuf \IEc
Ia ~RepubIiquc! his snrlid, nah vielem
Wehiel UNI blutiocm grperimeutircn cie
Nrlfer i'm Gtonre itln nerrer> i'd ieltit
;ureNicrtn.
Die GnaI1nrcr lrlen nit rer Ncce RS
Nailtro y Urontrtid,, su GtertcurN,
lehr suFrlertn 1tlrclen ieln UNI nc &Inlz
ain tot lth Cic vlctt rte fr1n,INldeN
Nrlfto turrrtcu. (?) Nd> mic leldt llnC
N0lfer sufrtcren 9~citc(lt, rcnn rW Mr
nard ;hncn freunclih susul1dcln arr1ht.
@lln;ence tYeite finn an teittu 3etl1net
cos Nplf III tetluteu nm lcln ld'lum5
mcrnre5 Se!ti1tcwNiNictn v1llta 81 e%rltifz
frn. NtIN man rlt Jip!h res Yrrlattrin
ties tennt I'M rlc Soften rtl SNrrtrul1
N%eitlHit1ten III Nn1tl11 trtn1!> r. mut mau
1Cufitn (HEy nc GiCleAerulc res Nrlfre
BUR CMc CHr Nrnl9in olIcin murren 23,z
900 NortIldVn at9e1cuert moe cine
Slunn1r rpn 25>OOO Irllnro ouomnd't.
DIAN ,itbt ejncn GdluE aus clc1tr Sunlz
ME ouf roe OanSe UNI mon MIR lId' cz
ueu ycorin madden fbnnell mic n;c!r Will7
llrnrn cje Nprrordcn ctrlUlln9cn.
NnreF iinc III AifcnnN, 0!pFtrittanitn
Nuf'tInCc uueNctrpd,cn. N~rltena11cn
1Nrh,phrn roe TonC, UNI sclitrI1cn 1le
Ntcrtaumoihinen. Sic Ihp1en, onitotG
clnc ~irci1lr 9irputllt 81 9riinceM ouf rrn
Irjimmcrn rer Ihrrnt, s"critIren l1e rlc
Woldinen.
1oo ]revrlutirn1rc Committee in Ern.
cpn lpl roDtn mtrfen> in Ipefono elz
ncn Nuf ltonr tervrysurufen.
NictpriQ bat ihrcr Ichter IN Nrtez
rom elnen Beiuh ot9citattet.
Nublonc erfreut lld, elmer ncuen Sc
fprnl> lnrem rle Nutprtt1t res orledild,cn
Gleruo teltr1nfr mcrreu ipl.
LerSGnt3 epn Yreu en- beNlz
ret tidy mod III Ie9erniee UNI rle
Ycralu1t iitt elnen npblth1ttAen Gin1uE
ouf feline curN G%bompa9ner serriittete 81
9ontlatlpn.
1os Gtcrrsi6t1de Milit1r
llebt elmer 9iinlti1en Gbance ent9egen> falls
e5 sm1iden ZEN W}obomecauern unp Ghriz
itcn it ccr Iirfei III elmer allaemeiaen
Gplillrn fpmmen lolte. Sin neler Sc
mets> nelher Se9en bic Nelt9tonen fir
YDlfer {iup,
Jn Is urtemter9 cebottlrt Clc
&alnmer iitsr Elm I rofpn d,e 8 qSretz
9eieB.
Sn Sod1en 3 1tmeni rtl,
III 6pl9e Ypn uebsrl1wsmmun9en> rus
Glenn fiir9terlth letn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-04
9nlan b.

Nnpen1 in rtr nel1el ten 3ett npr ner1ttcz
pel1en Selten it'd Sttm1nen erbeben os1ttl
e~tr1sclnc TUbrcr rcr republito1ti den portel
uno tnrem cine jul1ac nit Gner1te tn'e
Daletn 9@erufene Yartet, wie bic reputltFaz
uiide, elmer tel pnrerc11 (ltternadun1 ber
prei1e III u1tersieben lit, Der es aufrid}tio
ul11 Yrlncipteu ~ ttun It, fiihlen miruns
I'm IL mebr beppoc1, ciner Grfldrun9 rc1
reutiden reputlito0ildn prelle IN Wio7
c%pl1ii11, rte 9e9en ne idlehte partci(cltnn9
prptetirt, III lnieren Spalten 81 eru1hz
ncn, "a alh III unierem junSen Stnotc
Elm Spie9el %nptbwenpi9 1T, III DENT 1td uaz
lcre Yarteifibrer beieben fInnen uno sci!iA
opr Sdrittcn Acpornt perpen m19en, cic
tbncn lelblt uno Der Yartei hDtit nohtheiz
lt9 wernen f1nnen> menn 1te ro5 Oebtet
pe5 Tonati6mu5 betreten unD tidy elmer
i6ledten N%ermaltun9 i6ulct9 modsn
~1olltel1.
Die Grtldrun9 bet ernlbnten Yre1le
loutet> unter Nnreren,> ME fpl9t:
uDic reputlitantlbe partei riel eS Stouz
teS 1T rpr allen Di1acn un9liiflih gene
FEM "a 6 benz friberen Gbef bet Gtrmolz
tuu9, pbmpbl CT 4erape auf bic Gproua~
iesun9 pplitilher Gbrlihfett bin err1h!t
mar, ntbt 9elar9> bic MnIdulri9un9 cor
rupter 6anclu119en st entfraften. Ite
9eoenm1rtt9e Administration iteht omar rein
IA rpn rcrarti9en acknowledgement jecch
boten mir mnnde 5anrlun9 SIT tetloz
gen. mel9e bet Glnl4teit> ME hem Oecelz
ben Der Uputlifantlden Yortet SAaccn
,ufii9te. Gprrupte Oe9ner Res Neputliz
tant5mu5 UNI 81 9leiAer 3eit bDAit TIL
wiirrt9e jnpiYiruen wurpen te9iinitj9t
u1,p ern1utbt9t, >r1brenp SPINNER cpn
Gudti9feit UNI @ercienlt rilditdt5lp5 tez
leiti9t wurpen. Derortt9e 5anolunoen
unc bic lle Enlightenment I'm tdl1ce miilen
oo5 Bertrauen bet republtfon1l fen Ma1z
fen gu tbren Tibrem u1b Experimentation
ycrni9ten ein ebrliGe5 Streben cntmu~
tbtaen unc Die Wirtlamfeit per partetS o.
9anii atipn I9n16er, Die DempfrQten
t1nnen lclde Dtnge tbu11> pbne cab BE
Welt cariiter ct taunen miirre 11p 1te ielbi #
S9aren rarurG ~erlttten, aber cine Nrmtz
nil tratipn> bic itG feierli6 nerpHidtet Bat
benz Gliquen GinHuB tein Oebbr gu 8eten
UNI ebrlid> pfen unp sugleib entl9ieren
v%pransu3eben> carf lol1e Geriprehungen
ntht rerlegen, pbne Der Yoytei cer ite tbre
Gtalebun9 %oerp1nft, OH ibrem Grepit ur1b
tbrcr Sr9onii aticn ;u idaren. Der Ser
iud> cine neue partei> wie bic republifaz
ntide nod pemMu ter jener polttiidenSrz
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