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Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25

D4- The Washington correspondent
of the New York Post says that Mr.,
Foley "own sup that he wrote thet fun
ny letter against Lindley Murray and
Noah Webster lie says tho theory
and prqctce Of those gentlemen in re-
gard 20 spelling and construction Of lam
guagc, has been allowed 20 so unrc
bulSed long enough. lie thinks il is tim,
somebody was "lct luce ngin um toe
sctt the publiclS rite lie says H. mey
be all very we'll to laugh ut his letter
but at won't do no good for he de-
clares IL he can he sure of all the votes
Of those of his constituents who cam
spell and write any better than he can
he will he reelected by an oeerwhelm-
ing majority.
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Day- Postofllco advertising is hereaf-
ter TO be let out to the lowest bidder
The next move should be TO elect Post
masters by tho people, We think how
ever that the former is very unjust and
should remain ms IL ia.
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&roohbilIt Ameritan.
W II. rosTERf..~...r~a'.EprroR
pRooxv11IH1 JUNE 20. 1855 !.
TERMS OF gUDsCRIPTI0N.
.ArRs or ADVERTISING.

business notices published In the editorial column
Of ton lines loss, will DO charged dollar, "
over ten lines, ten cents per line.
Legal Advertisements viii b. inserted and chafg'
cd 10 the attorney ordering the snme.
Candidates Tor oiice will be charged two dollars
for announcements, OF one dollar TO subscribers.
Transient advertisements must inyaribly be paid
fog In advance AT others be settled for quarterly
A discount Of fivepcr cent will ba made from our
usual rates for cash.
En- Advertisements to insure insertion must be
handed In by Wednesday morning at 10 O'clock.
EfJ- Unless particular time Is specified when
handed In, advcrtischcnie viii be published until
ordered out, aud charged accordingly.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25

Ar Work A0AIS.--Y Yesterday there
were 1870 hands at work upon the cxcav.
alton of the bed of tho Miami Canal
At cnst hundred others applied for
work In the morning, including nearly
all OF those who attempted to drive the
Germans from their labor last week.
Fifty additional hands will be put upon
the job this morning. 1t is inton-
ded TO get the canal in condition TO LOT
in the water again in about ten OF
twelve days. I Gin Gazette.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25
Another Counterfeiter Arrested.

Chaiee, the picture man, has been ne
cuscd of counterfeiting the human face,
for which ho has been arrested, but not
incarccrated. The Bogus looked so near.
~ like the, original, that the proof
against him was positire, and no is con-
sidored too dangerous 10 run ut large In
this community, lilo therefore intends
to leave very soon for the West, and re.
quests us to say to those indebted to him
to come up to tho Captains Office and
settle, ms soon as tho nature Of the case
will admit, and those wishing good
picture, to embrace tho opportunity at
once, MS you know not the day nor the
lrSpr .whsa he nav be gone.
my ~ the intention OF tho Repub.
Leans, should they secure majority Of
the State Senate, to elect two good Re-
pubicans 10 contest tho seats of Bright
and Fitch,
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aeSs The admission Of Minnesota into
the Union has increased the number Of
electoral votes which are east byal the
States from 20G to 800. Before the
election Of 1860 comes on II is probable
that this number will DO increased by 3
from Oregon and from Kansas, ma.
king in oil 300 votes, Of which l5i will
be necessary TO u choice. The rapid
multiplication Of new States renders il
more difficult for combination of IL
few largo States 10 control the result,
which could easily have been done u
few years ago In 1910 the four great
States of New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Virginia had llG electoral
votes, being only 80 less than were 70.
CURED to elect President. Now tho
Same States have but 100 electoral votes,
being 81 less than are necessary TO Of.
feet choice Of that Office.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25


IL F'e"ti'" Com r''a' oos'i Js's T~~ 4 q. isss.
Robecca G. Dark A
Lemuei Burk
Elizabeth Roberts
Francis N. Roberts,
Samuel Il. Roberts, Petition fof Partition
Mary E.llaEvn,
Marion Hnzcn,
Ambrose u. 5.
Roberts & William
j. u. Roberts
he Il known, that on the 2din day Of January
~ A. d. 1898, the plantlns by Holland a ninklcy
their attorneys In the Clerks once Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of said County, nm afhdast from
which Il appears that cnnse II notisn exists
against raid defendants, aud that samuel r.. Rob.
ers, one Of said defendants l. a non resident Of tho
State Of indisna.
Therefore said nonresident defendant l. hereby
notified Of the Pendoncy Of said petition. and that
the same will stand for trial Of the next tern OF tho
Court o. tcmnioh Pleas Of said County, 20 be held
ut the Court House, In the town Of Brookviie,
County and state aforesaid the fret Monday Of
July 1853.
Witness John VI. Johnston. clerk 81 .aid Court
this 2lsi day Of April ls5s.
JOHN N. JOHNSTON. ON.
a.. 4 4
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25

DSS' Among tho Postmastcrs " hose
nominations were confirmed by the Sen
ate, Mt tho heel Of the session, is liar-
rington, Of Cleveland, who supercodes
GRAY, Of The Plain Dealer
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25

n15- Hon. John Z. Hale has been re-
elected to the United States Senate by
tho New Hampshire Legislature. He
was chosen by the House of Rcpresen-
totives en- Wednesday, receiving 1856 out
of 3O3 votes, and by the Senate, on
Thursday, receiving 8 votes out of II.
His new term begins on the lth OF March
Of next year, and expires ia 1868.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25

rpa- A Miss Sergeant, of Fremont.
Michigan, few days since sprinkled
strychuinc upon piece Of pumpkin pie
and on going TO bed ca. it. She died
in three hours-causo tired of life
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25

ATLANTIC MoNrnLY.-The July mum.
Der of this most valuable Magazine is
again on our table, containing q great
variety Of interesting matter. The fol-
lowing arc its contents:
The Catacombs of Rome, concluded;
Three Of us; What Wretchcd Woman
said to me; Songs Of tho Sea; The Kin
loch Estate, how ii was Settled; A Per-
ilous Bevouac; November; April; The
Gancho; Madamoisclla's campaign; The
Swan Song of Parson Aveng; The
Druslow Palace; Myrtle Flowers; Ches.
um Cook; Tho Aptocrat of the Break
fast Table The American Tract Society;
Notes on the Catacombs of Rome.
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Independence.

4 grand Celebration OF the events Of
American Independence, will come OF
- - Is Eis. Creek wit. the
cSst'ior0DHWhiS Watcr-niidway be-
tween Fairfield and DunlapsyIIe--on
Saturday, the Ord of July next.
The people of Union, Franklin and
Faycttc Counties have dctcrn inod TO
mako grand rally, and celebrate the
glorious Fourth in IN old fashioned pat.
riotic way, with music and banners and
joyful demonstrations. All that can are
requested to bring their baskets we'll
supplied that there may be q bountiiul
repast for all present. Committceshay
been appointed to arrange and carry
out the celebration corresponding with
the greatness and gloriousness Of the
occasion. Among them is an efficient
vigilance committee, and no liquor will
be permitted on the ground.
OFFICERS OF TIE DAY.
Prea1ent-Adam Pigman.
Vie -If7N -Tsos. S. Woods.
Orator-Lafc. Develin.
Reader Declaratioa-T W. Bennett
Chapidin.-Rev. Il. Mckinney.
acknowledgements Cockefair.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25

pSy- The Republican Congressional
Convention for tho lith District, which
met at Wabash on Wednesday last,
nominated Mr. John Y, Petit Tor re-
election
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25
prookville College Commencement.


This hes boon an interesting week TO
the people of our town who are fond OF
literary treats, bong that Of our College
Commencement. Up to the time Of our
gping to'pyesAaI Of the exhibit ms ase
now over, excepting that OF thesenior
class. Wo have not time to 20 into II
critical review of MI tho performances,
If we-were disposed TO do so.
Monday and Tuesday mornings were
devoted to examinations. We wcrc not
present, but from general report they
proved satisfactory TO the highest de
grcc
The exhibition Of the younger stu
dents took place on Monday night, II
would be impossible for any person to
conceive u moro perfect performance
from boys and girls. All had their parts
perfectly prepared, aud delivered them
most cxcollenty.
On Tuesday night the zeialathcan
Society held lis exhibitions. The young
men deserve great credit for their
promptnoss. All were perfectly. pre-
pared and had good orations and'fncly
selected declarations.
Wednesday night the Julia Dumoni
Society held It's exhibition. We vii
notice the pertormos very briefly.
Miss jennie McCarty came first an,
favored the audience with Il finely Sc
lccted recitation. II was delivered in
nice, modest, yot distinct Iady-lik
style.
Miss Henrietta Williams read nm Is
= say "Our Destiny and our Duty fin
theme. IL was evidently her first up
p.arance "on tho stage" MS she was
great deal embarrassed, which prevent
cd her from doing justice to her subject
The composition was very good, and "
believe she will do better the next time
--.''All Of Earth Is Transient was tn
subject Of u n ostcxccllont essay by Mis-
: Emma Chafcc, which was we'll read
Miss Z. Anna KcIrick's Essay wa
f, we'll written and well read. Her friend
:. may justly be proud Of her effort.
The Essay OF Miss Hattie ~ Binkle
!, Is said 10 have been well written but
+, was delivered IN an inaudable tone {
voice, and We could not hear II distinct
C Iy.
O Tho Heart that is soonest alive to Ill
flowers, il always the first 20 be touche
/. by tho Thorns," was tho subject OF
g sweet little pocticaI Essay read by Mis-
q Lizzie G. Smith. She will make fir
- writer
/. Miss Maggie Shaw read an Essay cl
n titled "powcr of well Developed II
" tellcct," subject worthy of n mature
1uasadi nevertheless slISIi d herself gre
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25

B3y- Hon. VIM. Montgomery has been
re.nominatcd for Congress in the Tween
ticth District OF Pennsylvania, by the
anti -Tccompton Democrats.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25

"powcr of thought ircal
West, was tho subject oinVs1,ssay by
Miss Narcic v Lockwood but she IN
bored under some disadvantages which
prevented u good delivery. Miss Lock
wood Possesses the ability to do great
deal better, did she have tho confidence
in herself so requisite on such an occa-
sion.
The recitation by Miss Aurclia John
"ln Memorium OF Mrs. Julia l.. Du-
mont was n most superb thing and
we'll delivered,
Miss Molie Rous delivered the Vale.
dictory Address in u distinct voice and
in an inassuming manner. 1t was well
written and reflects great credit upon
its author.
The exhibition of this Society taken
rs whole was most excellent. Long
may the Julia DumoneSociety live, and
long may we be blessed with 50 good an
institution rs the BroolSville College.
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To Builders and Mechanics
Five Cents Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber on the Esd day
III Of May last, an Indebted apprentice boy nam
ed james Mnhcfer, aged fifteen YEAR.. The above
reward will be paid 10 any person returning him 10
me- but no expenses will be paid nor thanks given
acither will lbo accountable for him, To any
person ON his account while he remains out of my
employ. ANDREW REED.
eT-iuncll
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OBITUARY.

DIED, at the residence Of her hthcr,
in Union County, Ind, June 10th, 1893,
Maria, daughter OF Nathaniel Austin
in the ed 5laer Of her age
) As a.s... . 'sis rI.aS s....a.
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Der oemcfratlIh den 80, Der con IerUatipen 60 all,
ouBerpem Dann nod II militairIl0e 20ablmdn'
ner. - 81 &lbtn9 bat bic llberale Blrtei
liuf SeGStel, i'll ID arleuburB prel EIers
tel, in . angie e~benfol6 bret 0tertel lauImt
ltuer Wablnlanner our9Beiest.
pOlen q. NCp. Die Vetbeilt8un8 an
Den llClDablen mdt bier in Den ldutntltt III 70
Se5rten Def StICt lonp9l Deutl der, ais aud
polnlldelleltSE elne-lebr reBe, uuO wurDen "
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mdnoer 9ew1btt. Da Die iacii1eH 21ablrndn.
ner ltb our6pe4 3ur oentlhen Yartel 61lteu.
10 bat pleIe BET Den llrnablen 12O Stlmmen
9emrnnen, ela Die uliat, oas faum rDrdu83ules
ben m1t.
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llno unter 16 NablulInnern Il NlnllterIela
ltberale setpablt, in 0reiTeH9a5en 20 lIberale
unter %, III lDpi8alt fttleH Die WaGleu geld
ral8 gu V)unltei DeS neuen WflnlIterlum8 gus
StargarD Ii. 9top. Die Wablen linD
bier bis auT etusn tletnen Drudtbell ll iIber1
len SIane aus9eFauen, un0 bal 9eDtB tgln
WaDlrtt DouImerrs nleDr TN neumlnijterlelen
SInne 8ewallI.
MinDen, 10. 9tcp. Sci zen 6iejiBen
Wablen b1ben Die 2ibeIalen eiaeu entibleDeneu
Ste3 paron9etra9eH, ttpeDenl, ,oaB aU9 Die re-
a~ttlon1te Barter nlWt perlIumt butte, tbre &a1s
Dlpaten an Gage pDr Def Wab. purA W14t3et
tel gu empfe1ten.
&6lu ~. NOp. - @eilern 1T ctr Be-
oeutenoe5 Wliep Der JipelnetjenbaDnfetle
fertt8 9eDOrreu : Die &r0ifnuus oet Strefe bon
S0ln BIG Goblen6 bat ltatt8efunpen. Dag oteie
0erblnpun9 u~nlerer Sta01 nit ben attn GoH-
%Tluentes, mp ole Wfolel ftp nit benz 9tbeine
perb1ncet unD no ollo eth neueS, 9rDBe8, BIS
bod III 2ot9rtnBeu biuauItei3euseS UluB3e6iet
an Die r1elnil1e Gtisnba4n anYetnafIt nItp, Il
f~eterltd1et Weile be9aI8eH murOe, ndt nlAt
n1sbt als re4t uno blli9. Wtr DGrfen absr
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WIc e0 ais elaeu SiGdlIleu @s0anfcn, oaB pas
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bHrt5itltte oe6 ulternebmeu5 l!eBt, l~onperU II
3poien5 ielnen 2InIan9 uabnl. Die GtenDe
uber Die leue SsrbtnDuns muroe 5unI1lt ali
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pr IN ELI AeIes 0eGbditntB ~treterl. Sbel,
5wllGen ben Bergen pe5 Jtbetnes uap b2l Wtp>
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pee Gbele 10 peat, 0uB e6 nun til ia DIEM
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.oTt All ceul Utulle i%aitea, 51 einsc Der lt9u
ltsn Staete res SategIluos gu 8~.Iau9en per=
mag.
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t'oqDelH, oaB Jap ianmtlide Beanie 8e8eu ite
tlI;mten, DIE rtretuiJte ~liUeraie partet lei DER
~Da9lmanner.y 3abt NIT 80 8esen 30 5tmuen.
~&obur8,2 2. 9tOp. Wetern 1T Die iHr
Den S:lfe5t Res 9tprDen5 nit oem Siip2n
Oeati1IanrS wldtI8e, 8,emen nit Gtitit in
8eraCelter 2inIc Ierbm0enpe IS errabab ii
etu3eWstbt, unp heute oaus G<rtsDr ibgr3sbeu
worDen. Der 6eit6aB, Bebtloet aus ie4r 3ped
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gn5 IN @llena1 UNI 6 ll1r ab unO Iubr ua4
Stcburg, bon Oh auf Der 3Wel9b1bn na4 benz
tabrlttbdtl8en So~ansnber8, I1o Damn mieper
5gtlG map &Oburg
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OQltinOrt 3Of(kfr,|
Ba!tinlore. oen 2. December 1883
Seri6ti9mlt9,

Sn ~unieren 9eitrigen slgtitel aber bic SOipi.
tai. 6ru9e bat lld tin WiBreritdnpniB ein9es
I6Iiden. GS bei6t bort veie AAterltiRun98.
@eieli6a1teu miroen an ben SOIpitalc Yereir
fir ieoes ibrer OiiI9lieper Is Gents per 8iere
teIjabr be3ablen." Der llrbeter oeS Soipital'
B~rCiettes erpartet iepcb nur. ouB bic Inter.
Observation-Disclosures ibre Sranfen benz 0cs
Ipitule o%uueiien unO fir eeren Scrrfle9uns ie
50 per WoGe be3ablen. Dapcu, p1B bic lln<
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir ieces ibrer Ofit
9liecer unp bas gauge Slbr binpurd 8eitrar
an ZEN SoIpitul 8ereiu entridten fob en-, ii
feline 91eoe. Da9e9en miro erpar'>t poR 1id
bieie geleQldufrn ou4 fir bic ''S,, r il upun
hes Sclpitales intereilrea md uod Srafteu ~
e~erlelbeu beifeuern, y
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= ele3rSpDtGdDe YSacDridDteas
tttpttt W pea . GIttmprs IS Ger"

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bat BON S1lttOrnIen pcue ofTSIele Jtad,rld)l
uber Die 9ert9tllde @ntl1eioun1 Bttreffs De8
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Sau 5raucleco uno lDu iber 40 WillItonen
Dollars peltb lem !; aus ben NluleolnsDtiuen
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9~epcnnen wOrDeu leiu. Sn rtel EN- JltelenprO.
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men un9ereuse, 8e9en Die Is. 81. 8erIdtele Bes
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Der 6orOerunBeu Der 8. ct. 9esen Gotta Jfca
Elm ARRANGEMENT 81 tre1ftn,
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mor9en ob. Gr niro np1 Won elmer 0rcB.u
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mnroe, I'M bic purd ben Jtldtritt ron @lancp
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8 II @ca9reB aus5ufiuen, enoetc init eettl
9te8e oe@ antlDelncfralil4en &anDlpaicn Gaim.
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ftance an3e8rttfel' uno babel 80 &rie9er perlps
rem. Wlprl9e Mid 1T pieS ein iibertriebener
Serttt it6er pa5 friiber 9eneloete Greifen.
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ter 8eoefun8 BON IA Wauu mad StOdtou as.
Wtan befiirdytete, Dap Tie BON feinbltteu Snpis
auern ab9eIAnttten meroen peroe.
Sea1ridten aus Sanfa8 unS lIfab.
QeapenwOrtb 6. &, &c. 0top. D;e
lltab: @SUlt lit bier an9etcmren, briuet aber feline
Jta4rl1ten bon Grbeblidteit BON Salt Qafe.
Oa8 ltren8e Netter bate bic 3ige 5epeuteno
aufBebalten. Die BON NuIiel uno Wappeu
batten Nusft4t curhdufcmmeu.
Drei DINNER linD bier bon ben @olpaeaen.
ben in Sanios an9etcutnsen +; ie batteu in i6rem
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8elib al $500 @cfOfaub, ben Ie beiut . prns
lp}jten" verBan9enen Scnln,er eriln9t b4lten.
9'e ge6en Iebr 5ufrieoenitellenOe 8sri4te ubsr
bic @r8iebi9feIt uuo Iu5oepnpnB Der golo<
felper.
Sc p~erlautet, oaB bic aam Snbiuner plotina
entoedt batten, baB ie fit ober mei8ero. Die
Tunoitdtts befannt ~ maiden. WtaN 8l1utt
jeoOd5, DaB bic Winen AMI Snot0 SiII am
Sort Il nla8flub pOrbapeen ieien, melde Oerte
lIhfett auI Der "oireften 0toute mad blelt8er
Stapt unp nab ben Yife'8 Ylt U2inen lle8t.
Sine Nn5abl Perirnen lNtu9en 9~eltern ola
GquotterS lbre QHtten auf Der an bleltee Staot
9rdn3enoen WllItdrrelerrattcn ali. Oas 0ot3
uno onoere auf benz @runD beftnbttAe Stnoer'
niile lieB Der Quartiermtjlter, Capt. Van 8iett,
Icfort bfnpe9rdutnen.
9fad1rtdten bonn SEi0 Be Ia Wlata.
Ga ltno un8 gueno8 4pre8 8litier BIG gum
G.. SIT. gu San0eu getommen.
Der ArBentiniId& .Gon8reB butte lid in
Para1l pert18t, pbne traen0 cine W(aBresel
pOn grcBer BIbtigteit paint gu BADEN, nit
4uSnahme pe8 8eieges tber bic DjfIerential,
collie.
Su WcnteuiOeo wlr Die 8erTtferung nil
Oer 6eier ibrer Naticualfeite belAdfti9t. Yralts
Dent Peietra bate ant Der 8rcBen 8lo51 gum
4lnoenfen al Die 33 Generate Der 9fspclutiDa
cine Ypr1mloe errihtet: unter ben Jtamen
oleier Vcuorale erltiet and Der oe8 @snerals
6reite, zines Der Oificjere, Die auf 8efebl otes
lc8 ielben IN Qulntero8 erjhojIen wo<0er
Itno.
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0u9updtieDe 9e*eDrt4Dastt,
BelaieM.

BelgieH.
Ole bel8lldea &anlmein baben nit So &C.
gen 9 Sttmnea enc Aatpprtsaorelie ouf Die
2brpnteoe pDilrt, monu u. ". Der IoiBence
pleb auf bic YIaffenplriet e~ntpaiten lift:
uSel9leno Sa1erelieu Le8en Den 2antmern
pie Serpfli4tuu9 aui, Die belStiGe StaataBe.
lsuidaIt 9eSen Die WftBbrauGe zines itub2rn
3ettalterS gu l0ilsen nn0 llr Die llnabban9i8
felt Der weitltteu 2lutOrtdt ein3altebeu, Der
ALIEN ole StaatS9ewalI OurD bic 8:tTlIlan8
aupertraat r0roen."
Dieie Steue bat bic BiafcaparseI ouf8 QS4.
lte erblttert un0 mebre,e AtItGIIeoer oerielben
gaben lt4 auS Der OeputtrtenfamW er5urlid9es
605en-
OeutIdlGnD.
Soa Yfeiffer'e Neije auI R , q &
9asfa miro Don ibrem Spbne S5tar, oer
ais @lapiers Uutuole in JtIoz SaneirD Iebt, na0
Der leetmilt8en Iuprpnuu8 Der Wtutter 8eorDs
net merper.
Berlin, IA. Nop. Der Giterfs(oer 3ets
turB wirD BON bier 8eldrteben uO18 9esen
Die IN Bern IN Der Sbweis erl4elnenDe 3ettun8
Der SuuD" rerbInBte Serbot but, Wlc uu3
lu8eoeutet miro, leiaen @runD in eineun 4rtl,
fel, weiGer 8rpBe Serun8llnlpInn3en Der Yer-
ion pea aout98 UrieDri4 Y6jl9e'm w., 10 ME
oes Bring 0feSenten enibiit."
Der &Oln. 3ts. iAreIbt man: Die 9sab'
rtGteu iiber Die WaGlen aus cen P~tcpin5tu
I~lauten fcrtpdprenc, namsntII4 aus ben 8rcBe.
rem uno ~fleineren Stdoten, 9ltnltis. Die 41pls
regulate auf Dem 2anpe lallen ll4 nod uidt
gang aberlebeu. Nn eIni8en Stelen lplen Die
ciseatblmlI4ea NnlpraGen Der &1lordtpe, BON
penen man taum WeIB, Ub le fir ODER 9eSen bic
Nesierung tpirten louten, ibre 6riidte getragen
baben. Das @r8ebniB int @ccBeu unp San,
3en wiro aber alien AuIhein nad Elm b~efrieot
genres fem. (5Ol beiBeH: Da5 Minilte1ium
plrD cine WaIorItat in ben &aulmern baben.)
&Sui9Sber8, 13. 9toU~ Die &beil-
nabme al ben 8eliern ocll5c8enen urwaplcn
mar cine duBerft re9e, uno in ben ~ulellten 28abl
~be3irtsn fam eS gu elnen1 eIsentll4en Wabl'
fampI, enseren Dablen, lsnl4eloun8en pur&
!oas 3oos u. (. w. 6Ol9enDes Nelultat oirfte
anudbernp ri4ti8 fem: Inter 312 Wabludns
nern seb0ren Der cpnititutioneleH Yartet 172,
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MmerifGtti( c1e SSac>rieDtem

Wafbinstpu. Der megifanilbe 2(seut,
Der bier ansefommsr if, teiBt ni9t M1aguan,
lUnbevu Wosnan, lift audi fein eebOrener Meri
fauer, iUnbern T~ran5oie (8etter Oes Morl9au
Wo0non), Der felt LANCE in Merifc anilBiS 1T,
uno fCmnlt enoli9 niGt i'm Namen uno 4uI.
trase bes YrdiDenten Suure3, iCnoern ale Se-
rolmdGltster BON merifoniiGen Sapitalliten,
bic in Nepe Nort elm Nnleben MAIDEN wOlen 9e-
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S0glf1DI3

S,JOO,esOSs Sup 8au uno G9reinerbcla,
700, 900 S4inpel uno Qatteu 3un Werfouf.
U + lentea Die a1tnteri(t:niett paattlt@er Runben anf nm
ee 9te9s Mteosriase DOH 3aH. amp NHstC!s pUH olcn &rteu,
2uantttaEen uro SrcBtr. - 99r (Dnetotn wetgtdnuen gdu
leia. mad Sefeluns, unb Itsfern genaerrabmen, qbGrsn.
1tntatHnssn anb 2p~besaroeit 8u JabrtFprsilen. Spre6et pct
IN INTERN hc!eGtpote, 9fU- lilo eisbtfr. g6erfte, Uber SIDE WON
Sen22-S urns ~ Sloan.