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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-25
NEW SERlES-NO. l6O.

raicrs that is, gates with police atten.
dants aud revenue officers, form the only
entrances TO tho city. except the River
Seine. which has also its guards. Every
bnslel Of wheat OF 9th grain brought 10
the city for sale must bo registered aud
stored at the grain hall, under heavy penal
ties. This regulation Is figidly enforced,
which Il ID easy 10 do. at tho barriers. with
- bulky an article; especially as the bags
must 10 OF uniform sizt. -
From this register of the daily supply.
the COVER nent Of this city know at any
hour just how many pounds or pccks Of
grain Of any kind there nro In Paris. From
an accurate statistics required 10 be furnish
cd, they know how much -four or meal ID
baked daily at each bakery. and how much
bread Of all kinds Is consumed. They are.
therefore. able 10 fix the weight and price
OF loavcs each size and shape Of which has
IA appropriate name, according to the ratio
between supply and demand, allowing fair
and just profit 10 producers. traders aud
bakers no more, no less. This price. thus
fairly graduated. at short intervals, IL fully
proclaimed TO the public, the dealers. tho
bakers. and the police,
The police are authorized To drop 10. at
any time, into any bakery or breadshop,
wherever bread is exposed for sale, aud
weigh the loaycs. There IL also special
inspecting officer appointed for this same
purpose. lIa Waits aro not stated, that
they may not have things got ready for OK
hbition instead Of inspection, according TO
the English aud American fashion Of doing
such things. II the inspector finds tho
weight deficient. or the price Of u particular
kind OF loaf too high Tor the grade, all tho
bread in the shop Is swept or ut once
and distributed to th, hospitals and other
clecmoeyniry establishments Of the city.
Thu. are the public protected against pri.
vate cnpidiiy Of speoulating In tho means Of
existence.
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A .ItINCESs ROYAL.

sFnm Hoasehpd wMi.
/. remembr to have fallen in once with
certain American captains AID coonols and
men-at arms, in a small place on the Brazos
river, a few niles north OF jose Maria, in
Texas. | bad paid visit to this place,
near which dear companion Of my youth
had been murdered. We were school-fcl-
lows, and for five years we had been brother
officers in the same regiment. He went 10
the United States just when the war broke
out with Mexico. and became captain Of u
company Of Kentucky riaemen. A few
months after the battle Of Vera Cruz, be
was deputed by the officers Of bis brigade to
present to General Taylor--who was on
leave Of abs nee at New 0reans--a gold
medal as token OF their respect. Choosing
the nearest way from the camp, across
country, he set oat on his errand With q
guide aHd two servants, all on horseback,
armed T. the teeth. Ia jose Maria, my
poor friend unwisely exhibited the medal to
crowd Of respectable-looking persons, call
ing Themselves colonies, majors and captains,
who seemed TO take great pleasure in study
ing its engraving He did not even re-
mark in what hurry some OF those col8-
nels were to start before him. Bat the
redal has, 10 ten years. never more bee J
heard Of and my old comrade and two Of
bis com anons were fOuEd SHOT dead 10 a
avine.
II WAS rear this place that also fc!i
among coloncls. There was one OF item
who took grel. liking 10 my korse, when
be sav me giving il 70 the os;lsr. lie tap
ped ii repeatedly on ibe neck, declaring Il.
with an oath, to be D.ce hanimal and 10
mistake which assertion be repeated after
wards over and over again 20 bis flow rneri
in the col e-ropm, who, wh.u they had been
out to satisiy their curiosity, agreed with
him upon the matter. Now, wouldn't tina,
be a nas fJr SOC, msjor ?" be sad to tai,
powerta! aan, With rolgh beard ard dis
vusting features, wh) SAT little apart from
The rest. ard wore large grey coat. The
major sal1 nothing. bl; .'Akei out o! the
room, soon a'lerwarjs followed by the colo
nel. The others bad sgain taken up ,her
Old topic of conversston, and we're taking
politics, rathfr vehemelt!y g j thought,
when the waiter. German, cane up 10
me, aud told NE in osr own lsa-gage. TIA!
I had better take care, az those two rEtar'
u,side lad y; eyes upOn my horse. ADD
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-25

Mr. ,Inhn n Unw,n a, Americ,n nm
,ageI n, soha.,onaI ~ ,ha m 80. aS a..
sunLrn ycs1els ol Ina Rn.,I,n nayv s n,H,i.Sss
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w;,h anv n, .nc.,'s ,n ~. . ""a.",,n"s ~ "' m S
s,ys ,ha, i,s conn.,s s h.l" " oo.1',.IJ [ I"S
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.nn A. uo~an ., a.,'' 'h, ''' NV 1s h 'aoa'ns ,sS
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How the sails Of BS.sd IL Managed In
Paris.

Every bar oi wheat, -four or meal that
comes 10 the city must be brought 10 The
HaA aa BE, Or Grain Hall. This ia an i'm
rneosc area. euclosed with q circular wall.
and covered by a huge dome ~ ,ha, II pre-
ants vast. unbrokeo ball. Of grand and
beautifsl proportions, lighted from the top
various stalls. with desks, torn the cfios
Of the clerks and employees On the floor
of this stall are piled up. eoo-house fashion,
in huge pIlss, 'so 10 twenty FIVE feet high. The
bags Of gram, presenting 10 the slsit0r
striking panorama Of solid p'eniy.
The city of Paris is surrounded by
wall not fof dehnse, as Il Is comparatively
slight, but simply for police, revenue, aDd
other municipal pgrpD-s, one OF Sb',t is
tbs regulation Of the bread market. Bar.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-25

TuE NAME ~ MARY"--A friend wants
10 know il il be really true that tho Pope
has forbidden the name Of Mary TO be given
~ children in future. Oar answer IL this:
Could the concurrent testimony Of the
whole secular and sectarian press of the
country establish the truth OF anything that
regards Catholics or their Church. then
would the fact u this prohibition be 10.
questionable. For there s not one Of them
that has not given currency TO this rumor---
most OF them, We know, without the least
evil intention. But does not our friend
know that the Pops 10 not In the habit oi
using the American press, political or SEC
tartan, "a the medium through which 70
make known his decrcesY lie proclsins
them in Rome, and transmits them 70 the
Bishops Of the whole world. II be has
passed any such law-wbich we suppose,
out Of Difference 10 the united voice Of the
press. should 10, be denied--all VIC can ssy
y. that j, dos not opply TO American
Catholics. LIT our parents, then. continue
10 do az they have been doing and without
scruple, having no fear Of Roman Pope, or
Americuu I'rsN before their eyss, give the
swet ZANE Of Mary 10 their children,
whoever devotion may prompt them TO do
s0.--Ch.oit Mn,ilany.
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THE PARTING WORD.
bV 0LIvKR wssDxlL HoLErS.


must leave thee, lady sweet!
Months shall wait before We meet;
Winds are fair, and sails are spread,
Anchors leave their ocean bed;
Ere this shining day grow dark,
Skies shall gird my shoreless bark;
Through thy tears, oh lady mine,
Read thy lovers parting line.
When the first sad sun shall set,
Thou shall tear thy locks Of jet;
When the morning star shall rise,
Thou shall wake With weeping eyes;
Wien the second sun goes down,
Thou more tranquil shall be grown,
Taught too well that wild despair
Dims thine eyes and spoils thy hair.
All the frs. anquiet week,
Thou shall wear u smilele.s cheek
In the FIRST months second half
Thou shall attempt TO laugh;
Then in Pickwiek thou shall dip,
Slightly puckering round the lip,
Till at last, in sorrows spite,
samuel makes thee laugh outright.
While the first seven mornings last,
Round thy chamber. bolted fast,
Manv youth may fume and pout,
Hang the girl, she's always out"
While the second week goes round.
Vainly shall they run, and bound,
When the third week shall begin
Martha, let the creatures in !"
h.. A.st
Round thee flock with smile and song.
But thy lips. unweaned As yet.
Lisp. "Oh, how can forgetH'
Men and devils both contriye
Traps for cate hing girls alive;
Eve was duped, and Helen kissed
How, oh, how can you resist9
First, be careful OF your fan;
Trust it not TO youth or man;
Love has filed a pirate sail
Often with its perfumdd gale.
Mind your kerchief most Of all,
Fingers touch when kerchiefs fall
Shorter all than Mercer's clip
ls the space from hand to lip.
Trust not such as talh in tropes.
Full Of pistols, daggers. ropes;
All the hemp that Russia bears
Scarce would answer lovers prayers
Never thread was spun so tine,
Never spider stretched the line,
Would not help the lovers true,
That would really swing for you.
Fiercely some shall storm and swear
Beating breasts Ia black despair,
Others rnurInur with sigh,
You must melt, or they will die,
Painted words or empty lies,
Grnbs with wings hike butterflies:
Let them die, and welcome, too;
Pray, what better could they do?
Fare you well' If years eFaee
From thy heart loves burning trace,
Keep, oh keep that halioved seat,
From the tread Of vulgar feet;
II the blue lips Of the sea
Wait with 10y kiss for me,
Let not thine forget the vow.
sealed how often, Love is now.
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Ing London Cironicie announces q new
way TO connect England with America, by
an overland telegraph line passing across
the Continent OF Europe TO Behring's
Straits with repeating stations at different
distances. The entire length will be 5000
miles, Of which only 1000 will be sub
merged divided into lengths or stations. not
exceeding 500 miles.
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Tia. Tie T'h..,rc in Providence. H. l.
wa. entirely de''EoJed by Gr" on the 10th
Total !nss by the h'e, $500 go insurance,
siJl 900.
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III Dubuque, Soma, (%reoi9irt Don j0errn Sils
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pDieie eiu3iseu Suufleifun9en biloen 9e9ens
mdrtig ben Wtittelpuntt pe5 bIeii9en DeutlGen
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wenn man nut bauon ipridt. Wtuu 8laubt
lih in Before 3eiten, in Die @s9euOen anOerer
Wteniden 5urildverleBt, neil man elloll4 mieoer
einen 9an3eH, UOllen &unlt3enuB bat. Salen
in Der WUlte ! = ia Do8 iiao tie.
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Die Oanolung. Sber er erldetnt un8 mle ell
SDnlpbpnie QeQenil6er Der Oper, Die e~ben1aI'
eis Suultmerf fir lib 1T.
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Martte: 8aumpo1e etpa8 8eiie8eu.
8roOlto1Ie rubig. Brcpiltouen rlibis,
@OnIol8 944-968.
Der Ouupfer NOrtb auerica fant bruuBen
AM 8. an.
Die Canada 6rodte 10000 8fO. Sterling
0art9elO. Sim WCr8en bs8 IL. bege9nete tie
Der Grabia unp am II. Der @itp Of Baltimore,
Die @rauD Surp III QoHppn bat Serraro,
Qllop, Sriini unp NaOere we8en Ntoro>
periuG8 9egen 9tapcleon in Gntla8eitanp per'
leet. 49,
Cine 8anbe en9liider Ilitultier iebte ii4
auf einer Der @epiir5inleln felt uno erbOb @on@
tributiruen, ntadte liA aber beim Serannaben
bcIanpiIaer Gruppen auS Dem Staube.
Nudri9ten aus Snpiea oeben Bis gum
IS. Otdr5. Sin Gbeil BON 2uduow mar Don
ben Gn9lanbern nnter 1en @eneralen Sntranl
unD 2u9alb e~rltirmt morpen.
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Baltimore 0Netker.
Baltimore, ben "a. april 1853.
Sic SrfnisJeier in Seesu:S1Drf

S6on wdbrcnb ber Ddlnn1erun985eit fHate
lid pOrseitern Der llnioniquare in 9tep'2 )Orl
nit ben -G6eilnebmern Der Concentration unr
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Itatue berum lamuelten lid bic periGieoeneu
8ereine nit ibren Tabnen uno in einem lin.
freile BON bunDert SAritten fonute man beinabe
ale mpOernen Spraden b0ren.
sc Wdbrte biz 8 lbr, ebe li4 bic gereine
lammtltA etu9efunOeu batten. Sn Der pier5ebn=
ten StraBe, rpeiter Dittif, batten ltd in5mil den
Die Staliener nit benz rieli9en Gatafalf eln9e@
%funoen. Idt 9lolfe, bier meiBe, pier ldwar5e,
ale ldpar3 bebuu9en, maren Dem Gatafalfe Dor.
seiponut. Ndt3ebn 9rnBe 5lrnprtelentran3e
l9mldten baS YieOeltal O%elIelben uuO bod obeu
al Der SpiBe waren am 5aupte unD SuBe peS
Sarge8 smei fleiaere &rdn5e an9ebraAt. Der
@atafalf trug auf beipen Seiten Die Snldrlft
AL MARTINI
DELLA LIBERIA.
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NrlQnA6 mar Der CLepHeC pgH CDDeH DPPpIts
ticneuen Glententen bier uno pa unterbroAen
woroeu; = bod pleleS leste argument ldetnt
eepirft 5u baben, penn Elm be9eilterter a~ll9enleis
ner 3uruf Itilnmte benz Necner BET.
Sleraul perla8 Serr Iaen benz 3we6e Der
6eier entlpreGeuoe Beldltl1e, oeuen bic Ver=
la,nmlunS b~e8eiitert betlttmmte.
Der naAlte 1?epner mar Si9nOt Wta99t, UDr
Sabren elm uertrauter 6eeuuO Srlini's. = Gr
Lief lid uad Der Sitte Ietne8 Nuterl1nbeS prr
Beeinn Der 9leoe bic italienilde &rieolpre re!.
Gen uno ldwenfte bteIelbe nit ben WGprten
v@8 lebe Stalien! @s lebe bic Treibeit! Sc le'
be rus 8aterlanO !"
1rpbOem, paB Der Steiner in leiner Wiutters
lpraae lprad, unp pobI nur BON einem iebr
fleinen Gbetle Der ~0erIamnlm19 Derltanpeu
lpurpe, mar er e5 geraOe, benz man am auImerfz
Iamlten laulGte. Die leiOeni4aftli6e Art, mil
Der Elm Staliener lpri6t, Die 9libenoe Ve3etlte'
rung, Die li6 in jeoer Sewe8unS peS GteDnerS
funbsie6t; lAien Dem 9roBen 0aufen etmaa
9teueS 5u letn uuo ldien Ielblt Die Anerifuuer
su rerpuben ; Denn wdbrenD WtaS9i lprad,
l6mieoen Die 01owOie8 = nit penen audi De
GeraIleoaruirt mar = fiji uno betbeiligen ltd
logar al Den ibu1 Sebradten 9p48!
6ieraui fpl9te cine 9libenoe fran56ltI4e 0leOe
De8 Sir9erS Hsfaire.
Sbm frl0te Der brape beutI4e Patript T5I9irs
net in beutlaer Sprade. Gr la8te unter NIls
perem - Sin Wtann, Der in lcinem Geltamente
lelnen betoen &0Atern Die Naterlanb8'
liebe als b~eiliSiteS GernlaAtniB binterIteB, if
fem Nbtriinniser - Die TdllduaBen, woOurd
man ieiuen @barufter berab5uwiirDI9en iu4te
lalIen i'm in un ieren Nugen al5 Widrtprer Ger
auoemeinen 9teUolutton ntdt linfen, uno ,pir
lppllen letner geoenfelt, Denn Die DerbInBniB-
pole StunDe 9eidla9en !"
0terauf lpraA Der 45Ole $, S. Spac5ef. ST
9eiBelte ben Sbell Der Atnerlfaner, Der Die eus
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8 &3sciu85to, YulQ1p8ti, 21fabette, Steubel,
De &alb, 0 ale Sbr eolen OtGDner, Die Sbr nul
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rab, auI ba8 nit @urem Siut e~rtaufte 2anD,
unp SIR mlBt 5arIdI4auoerIt por Der. 9rdBlt-
liden SbatIaAe, DaB auI Dem Durd Sud- 10
rein, 10 eoel b E lGeteu 8ooen, auA I9euB(tae5
9if.ise8 ~lluftout lpud9ert unD 9eOeibt.
Jta1eem piele in fiuf Deri9leDenen Srra=
den 9ebalteuen 5Ieoen gu Gnoe maren, murpe
@npenten Der Otdnner, penen rteie impo=
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Dpd 9eDradt uno Oer Bug IeBte itA na4 benz
5teabenbaule III Sepe8ung.
SIN Steubeubaule ipra4en nod Die 8ir8er
5truDe, TDrid, Sap unO InOere.
lnd lpurOe bier 6ei4lciien benz internotipnalen
Committee III 2rnppu ein Prototou Iber Die
Eerbanplunser- peS Cages ein3ulenpen, bannit
oie NnliA.en unO 9offnun8en Der in Anterifl
,etiuoliAen 0lepOlutIouare au4 in europa be-
merpen mc9er.
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Der eutDpdtf&s, ptdenf@aftli8 %Sebtl6ste afrulOo gr
Spfpefsr 1T mad ieinsm alten phase, So. 13f 6 e9rpIf,,
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Saoebs ron ibren benspOrtOmmnid iabraus, idbreGfnS ~
Beben panibsn. Golde baben ibr Nlter 8enan %ansusebeu
pSsr sin,nfenben. @benIo tptrb er M1eb3in prdfttstren uon
!Ruren Scn aasn ~msHertSfen Rranfteiten an Dtenf6en unit
0ieb MAIDEN. MGe Dteitntseu, wel9s felt LANCER 8ett fraub
Fnb unb nidt aelunb perben tGanen, untefannter Irfa6enf
weeen, rt5een f5 an Or. Gplueasr ueuben, er miro ibaen ba.
ber Austunft eeben unb ie betIen. $3.50 81
Rath ptro fur Nrme pber Rrdute gratis ertbetlt.
Bebtneungen fir Damen % Gts., fir 5errtn so Gts. Z i&t
SfHce,StunOen bon 8 l1br 0Ormitta8s Bis 10 lltr Iben6S.
De Name III am Senter. Wfdr 24Wt
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6eul bic Oenlpfraten erbcben, al8 Die republt~
fanil4e Staat8BeleB9e6uns pcu Wlaiadulett8,
nm lid ce8 Sflacenfdn9erS 2orin9 Ger 5uSleId
Du8 Nmt zines BrobatriAter8 fir ben Staat
befle.Oe gu entleDiSen, Elm Ourd ben aagemets
men anlerifaniIAen Braud) i~i6ri9er5 gang &c,
redtfertigte8 @eIeB annabnI, pprla9 y~tIenlano
gu 9leider j3eit Elm 8unpe8amt uno Elm StaatS.
anlt b~efleiDen Ip1e. Oa5 mar, wenn man benz
@el9ret Der Oentofraten Bate 9lauben lCuen,
ems Der nidt8wiirotglten alternate auf bic linz
abbdnSi9teit pe8 91idterltanOe8, Die ienlal8 ers
lebt mDroen maren. limb jeBt fNbrt Der be.
mctrotiIde Stlat8lena non BennlnlUanien 9es
nuu roiielbe Stid auf llebrt9en8 9ebt bic
SaAe bod ni9t 70 leiGt. Seute maro Die Blu
Dem prdIeutantenbauIe rOrgele9t rno rief
bort cine Ifiirmilde Debate berpOr. Der Nu<
tra8, btele burd ~iOforti9e Nbltimutun9 ab5u-
ldneIoen, murbe nit 81 9e9en 81 Sttmnlen
UertporTen uno man fam barau8 f6lieBen, DAP
0e Bill lelblt auf befti9en Wlperltano itOBen
lplrb.
@tn|cinnati. = Die 8Gfte be8
9OuD. a e. Sor eini9er 3eit frat cine
Serlammluns BON 8ir9ern, obne Auieben Der
Partet i'm 8urnetbaule 3ulammen u1o ernaunte
Elm COMMITTEE, I'M Die gt1nlen Don bunpert
SubIcrtbenten fir cine 8Glte Ucn @OuO. @9ale
31 Idmnteln, welde8 &~unltperf 8ilpbauer Ibr'
mas 9. Sone8 gu S. per Stif anferti1en lol>
te. Die 2ilte mar in tur5er 3eit nit 800 Jta>
men tebeft.
Die COMMITTEE tpancte itG bann in einen
S4reiben an Serrn @baIe, portn lie Jpn Bat,
Die 3eit 81 beltirnlneH, ipenu 8ilobauer SOnes
CUR Al1s%fiblunS %Ietner 9lufgabe l4reiten t6unte
Oerr @b1le antpprtete in fDt9enDent lh6nen
Briefe
Columbus, Npril IT,, 1858.
Wteine Serren G3 fGllt mir l6wer III oe.
%et8neten Wprten ibr ldntei9elbaIte5 S1reiber
gu erlpl0erl.
Dieie8 neue j3eiden etner me6r eblen al3 pers
olente1 Anerfennun9 bon Seiten pieler 9eebrtel
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au8orlfen.
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nteine 9erren, cap 9tidt8 Die 0efrie0igun.
l9mdlern f0nH melde pieIe 8iui9nng mi
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81 l@eirer 3urlidbultuns gu bieten.
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our Au9fi1run9 ibre8 Nuftra8e6 gu 8eben.
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III @upfan9 gu nebmen ulO ebel 10 plel tpeiters
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5~ulaiien. Der 8etrl8 OeS Gertaufe8 lift unite,
Die rerihiepenen Waiien=AlDla nab Berbaltaif
ibrer QSaiien3abl 3u uerthetlen.
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81. antioemOfrutilGeu) @rn3relle8 auf 2,131s
Gil Dcu., ipcrau8 lid allO er9lebt, baB Die
Deucfraten ba8 Ste9len UNI 100 Brc5ent beis
Ter Uerlteben (etn Drittel reanen mir al5 wrt-
li9e &olten), alS bic 0lepublifaner.
Die COMMITTEE iAtd9t bic @rridttne elmer
Negierun98bruferet uHp SuAbiuperei Dor unC
9luubt, cap Oapurd ilbrliA 80 bi8 40 Yrojeni
Der biS9eri9en Soften erlpart weroen t0nnten.
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EuitlrreB.

Burlington, 90. Npril. @emat.
Die WSorriQ'i de 8ia fir 8ewiai9uuS BON
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Der @cnferen3. COMMITTEE. Oerlel6e lit unters
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COMMITTEE bilbet) beantra9te cine Serl9iebung
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9este 9tadt ftn8 Der Dimpier Star Of tie
Wen" lSeufr unp D2rbrQunte.
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WASHINGTON GARDEN
in Der MennIh1D1nin 9IDpnnp
Yrbeiter Wlunereln.

Die crfe G~iusablunS bal bteism gerctn Bat ant Is. tdttse-
f%Hnben, unD taben lid be! 9teier @~etessapeit cine Mail ueIer
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moo oabet ;u betbetttgen wuufbcn, tnb erigbt, f4 Bet bet ant
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3. 9tnternef6 SGdgmetter.
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Qlcntul1n

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Die NltteIieber Gno eriu@t F9 nG0ftn Wgntdg ben 26.
Iprtl. NbeneS um 8 u6r, tn tbrer Arrprs gu periamnetn, un
bic @rerSsrubuus en- mtt3unaGen, bi gsesli9st Strafe.
+ Auf Ssfebl beS Capt.
CIT 80. % is Ell, Serg.
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Quantttdten uHS srRBen. gDtr iAneiOen pet5tannea SaHs
bptA mad 8etelna9, unb ltsiern 5enferra9men, GbIrsn,
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in unfernI 9DisbOfc,. glO. ITO 2isptfr. g0erfs, Sber @Gs ppn
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