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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-20
The Hepabiieans Axst"st Mime .Ots -
Marx their nypoe ssey:

We edatised yesterday the only Senator
Massachusetts, has in Congress for opposing
the adminission into the Union Of the thriy-
ing free STATE OF OREGON, destined " bril-
liant career on the Pacific, and because il
was democratic but this is In perfect keep
ing with the whole career Of Henry Wilson.
lie works for his party; every word be says
about warning on the slave power means
fishing for offices for himself and his allies
and friends and this, precisely this, and
nothing else, Is the long and short Of bis pro-
LESSONS Of devotion TO the cause OF freedom.
Look at the course Of bis friends 10 the
house on the admission Of Minnesota. This
magnificent state il at the door Of the Union
with some Irregularities in her wake Now
California, and dozen other states, also,
had irregularities in their march TO coequal
state sovereignty; Michigan for instance,
Jegan career OF rank rebellion, which Pres
ident jackson nipped in the bud but none,
with this exception, save Kansas, entered
upon opposition to the general government,
and all were admitted into the Union How
stands Minnesota 10 essentials Let its dele
gate, Mr.. kiDgsbury, say" MoaE THAN
NINETY NINE uINDhfDTuo w IHE BEbfLE
HAVE RATIFIED THE ENTIRE CONSTITUTIONS
IRON A FULL SUBMISSION. is there the re-
quisite population for state This seems
10 bc admitted for instead Of ONE represen-
tatiye, the proposition is TO give Minnesota
THREE representatives. Is the Constitution
republican in form, which SO overwhelming
vote Of the people has adopted Who pre-
tends to say that it is otherwise? Why then
do the black republicans keep fighting her
out Of the Union? Why do such patent
friends Of freedom "a Sherman, Of Ohio, and
other republicans, take the lead in opposition
to the admission Of Minnesota, while Mr..
JESKIss, Of Virginia, and SrgrngSs, Of
Georgia are the champions in favor of her
admission? let choice citation from the
debate on this question answer ~ TO the pre-
teri. IL there ever was O man used up it
was the republican leader, Sherman. OF Ohio,
by Mr. jenkins, Of Virginia.--Bosion Post
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\. ! Central Railroad Catastrophe.

UrIc,. May II.
The following are the dead up to this
time;
A.. Moore Of Rising sun, Indiana; Daniel
;. Brayton, Of Phelps. Ontario Co, New
York; two children of Abram Mack. Gin
cinuati-one a girl aged L., the other boy
aged { years. John Fitzgerald. OF New
\ FORK. who had been TO Detroit on a visit to
his sons VIM II sharp, a colo-ei preach
er, Charles Cettman, Of Cincinnati aged
II years. The Coroner's jury to-ngh, tx.
ahmed several persons. and the testimony
all went TO show the rotienness Of tie
Bridge
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-20

mates-tEe zone Of free white labor and the
zone Of African slave labor and that when
eges black slave labor 'eecap.es u attempts
to occupy the zone Of free white labor, the
experiment must tail, and uice rersa. That
is the higher law Of slavery--a good deal
higher than the higher law Of Mr.. Sew
ard or the higher law Of the fre-eaters.
Ne1c fOrk Herald.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-20
More Trouble Ia Kansas.

KANSAS CRY, May l3.
Intelligence was received here last night
from Iecompton, to the effect that band
of marauders committed numerous depreda-
tons in that neighborhood, on the llth,
robbing settlers and the store of William
Wells, fifteen miles from Lecompton. The
gang is said to number 60 members, com.
pletely armed, and is said to be the same
which perpetrated the recent robberes and
murderers at Fort Scott. No pursuit was
tempted.
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New Yvrk ItemS-The British War
steamer siyH Again.
NEw YORK, May IA.

NEW YORK, May IA.
The American Board Of Commissioners
for foreign missions held a meeting, this
morning, at the church OF the Puritans.
DR.. Mark Hopkins presiding. The fnan-
cial statement is not so satisfactory as usual.
The receipts for the nine months elapsed
being less than $4,000, leaving $4,000
TO he collected in the remaining three
months to meet the appropriations.
The bark w. ii. Chandler, which arrived
here to day from Sagualegrand, was board
ed while lying in that port, by boat from
the British war steamer Styx. After over.
hauling and examniI 6 the papers Of the
bark, the officer in command left and pro.
ceeded to board all the other American YES
sells in the port. The Captain of the port
had taken the matter in hand. and declares
he will put stop to such proceedings in his
jurisdiction.
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From Venezuela.
New YORK, May II.

Adyices from Venezuela to April 2jth
are received at Philadelphia.
Great excitement prevailed at Caracas.
on account OF an attempt of the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, assisted by the foreign d.
plomats TO shield President Monagas from
punishment The minister had retired from
Office, the Provisional Government having
repudiated bis action.
convention for the formation of Con-
stitution was held on the 9TH Of July.
Monagas will not be tried until after the
return of Paez The country is quiet and
prosperous.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-20

EaIDGs LOAN NkUori.rgp. Our fellow citi
zon, W. NJ. Uorcoran, Esd, returned homo on
the ltasea yesterday morning, having succeed
ed n negotiating the ontite amount of the heads
leo. 900. We learn that he brings $4,000
with HIM, and the rsm,inder is expected before
long This will enable che company To push
forward the work with renewed energy. and
this enterprise. SO important to the business
men at 81 Paul, viii soon be completed. II
money and industry can accomplish H.
We are under obligations to Mr.. &. for late
Eastern and Southern papers,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-20
T. Piuribus Cnun Another Star IN the
Constellation

Minnesota modestly assumes her position
in our galaxy, star Of the first magnitude
and she will soon be followed by Kansas,
New Mexico, Nebraska, Utah, Oregon aud
Washington and just peering above the h0-
izon are Nevada, Superior, Arizona, Onton-
agon and Dacotah. Truly this rs great
country, and as truly has the silly dogma
exploded of bringing in States by pairs u
balance II slave state against free State.
The race is won. The stakes may now be
conceded starting without one free State,
already there are seventeen TO fifteen with
an irresistible prosective prepondcronce.
The new Senators from Minnesota now in
their seats are already distinguished legisla-
tors and decidedly creditablc accession to
the u. >. Senate.
The disreputablc efforts of Senator Harlan
OF Iowa, through mere party spleen To- assall
the Impregnable character of Senator Rice,
is deserving OF contempt only. II was 30
doubt an unwelcome event to contracted
Republican partizan,to see two Democratic
Senators of marked ability taking position
in the Senate. but few would risk their fcpu,
tation by becoming u party TO 80 groundIess
an act Of defamation. a moment more and
MIR. Rice with uncovered head takes the
oath prescribed, and as peer turns Upon
his assailaut with witherlng rebuke which
no doubt satisfied Mr. Harlan that the Ion.
II. NJ. Rice was no longer in the lobby wait
Ing admission.
The House also, by the admission Of Min
nesota, receives an acquisition Of twoable
Democratic Representatives, Cierc. Pam
bcGieF
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Ssir-C oartAcxNVY.- remarkable sxhib,
ton Of this trait recently appeared IN the local
column Of the Daily T'm". The young gentle.
man says;
" The Local Of the P.oasrr betrays the length
Of his ears IA speaking Of cur Vctdaney,
II that is q correct method Of Judging the
length Of ears, two.thirds Of this community
must be pleased with large organs--ior HIS Yer
dancy is something universally Acknowledged.
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a vote Of % against 10. The bill, contain.
ing q pages, was then read.
'' Fhe bib Was then amended and passed
whereupOn Mr.. DooLirTLE Of Wisconsin,
moved reconsideration. Carried-ayes
%, nays lG. The bill was then discussed
for three hours.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-20
From the Utah Army,
y w NosE. Nav |,

NJ" iosK, May -.
A despatch from Washington saws the
War department has received dispatches
irom zen Johnston iatei For; scott.
March lith. 4 large train OF provisions
was within two days march Of the camp, as
was als> the Eastern mail, being the first
official mai since September, Mr.. Jones,
the contractor, had deemed il advisable 10
bali until he should be reinforced by Gen.
Johnsoa, 20 whom he had zen, for assistsnce
As large body Of Mornons had appeared
10 hIs rear. The Mormons were also seen
10 large numbers on the hills.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-20

ClxasIsd rRI SfggErs.--rhe street commits
sioacrs have ordered the removal Of the stones
ttom the principal streets, and workm'n have
been engaged in performing the commendah'c
and necessary work. These stones have been
ccnvenien, for rioters bu, cannot be easily sp'
Piled to any other purpose.
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New kourE.-Among the fteigh,s Of Blaksly
B@eAns, We noticed considerable sugar,
coffee, Nc, forwarded 10 the Hudson BAY Com.
pAny, TO 20 through pembiaa. Tho destt
nation Of these article. lies a. q great distance,
and We feel some anxiety In their progress.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-20

Tug lirFrALo lltsr.-The boston Post Of tho
6tb inst, says "1he headquarters ofthe great
buffalo hunt, in which Mohammed rasha and
Congressmcn and dipomati.ts are 10 take part
next July, will he established at Breckenridge,
at tho head Of steam navigation ON the Red
River OF the North. From ths point for ful
five hundred miles the Red River OF the North,
navigable for heavy draft steamers, rolls down
one Of the richest valleys in the world. Through
this country roam the buffalo and elk, the hunt
ing of which Is noble sport. The expedition
will leave 1t. Cloud on the Mississippi river,
about the middle OF July, and proceed directly
To Breckenridge and George =. Rrott, Of Min
nosota, offers 10 convey all editors throughout
tho Union, who desire TO accompany the eSPe'
diton from VI. Cloud To the hunting grounds
aud back to ST. Cloud. free Of expense, Proper
yourhos will Dc required to avoid imposition
George Ia around, Il will be seen from The
above. Hurrah TOT ~. Cloud, iirott, Rreeken
ridge, aud the Red River,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-20

PniSr,s0 Hovss squARg.--The Mammalian
saya this name has been suggested Tor the To-
cality at the junction OF Wabashaw, Bench,
Third, and ~. Anthony streets The whole
press Of the city will shortly be o0pgrega.ed
on those corners. In Bridge Block Is the Times
Office; opposite, IN the old Post Office building,
workmen are busily engaged In preparing u
new Office for the Minassot,an. The ddrrrfi'
aU Composing, and perhaps Editorial rooms,
will aoon be removed 10 the south corner OF
Third and wabashaw lover Dayton's). Amor
wegIan paper Ia to have ia composing room.
In tho same row Of buildings also. TN the cor.
ner now occupied by IIazlett, the P'onssr will
soon build. The Dsuischs Zsifang Office IL on
Wabaahaw near by. 80 that the press gang
Will be concentrated Ia oae quarter"
We like this Tor TIA convenience. II any con
troversies arise between the papers and the To-
vorte and moderate expressions Of "thief,"
''liar," and "ohieken stcaler, are used, the in
suit can DO wiped out on the spot-there being
an abundance ofstones In that vicinity. The obi.
torial fraternity can indulge IN u lively round
OF any time, and then return TO labor with all
their faculties inyigorated by the exercise.
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" small boy is called a lad is /, proper
10 cal big boy ladder
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|fun9S SUM- neu DerprOOioniirt iberben muB UNI
OaB Gen. Scott bie8u bic u0tbieen Sdritte se-
than bat, melbeten mir lGon eeItern.
S 9 mobpreBaulring 8, Da8&rie9s-
ldtff Wobalb, paS in ben lebten Sabren pas
TlaSaenIdif beS eiubetmiiden @eidwaOera
mar, 1T gum 6lce9enidiff i'm mitteadnOiiaen
WSeere beftimmt. Die 3u bieiem 3wede 90
%trefter6e ~Anoronun9en werpen etni9e Belt in
NnlpruA uebuen,
Commodore Paulptn9 tpirb babRr9 fir einIt=
Dellen benz aftipen Dienit eut3ooen unp p~erliert
tnSbe Ichoere bas Commando Der centralameria
tauil4en 6lCtiqe. Wuu SIaubt. baB Oiele Nn-
Oronun9 ei8enS gu Dem 3pede 9etrOffen UurOe,
Commodore Paulbiug iuoireft 81 beieiti9en.
St,2Out8. DampfbOot r@Ooprufl Sc.
.iunten. Der Dimpfer IS. 6. @oopOuli" 1T
Bel Sat S8lanc curd bas Sis gum Sinten sc,
tpcroen unp 9dn3li6 OerlOren, ba ct in
Nfitte au8eiuanDer oebro9en 1T. Oie6ra9t
1T 3temliG uabei6doi9t. Da8 8Oot mar CO.
$1,000 Dollars mertb unp 1T uur tbeilWeiie
Der1tdert. 80
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nenbranOe unb @umpffiebern umfamea. Oiele
~truurise @pilOoe, Die Durnuls uidt 9erinSe8Nuf'
leben ma6te, i9ien Die 0erurtbeilan8 our4 Elm
arieSsSeridt uuerlaBli4 gu MAIDEN. DOd
rettste Jpn Die perIOnliAe gunt ce8 &aiierS
uuO er tpurOe ipater lOSar gum Dipilions9sne'
raj befSrbert. gr 6efanD lid in ben leeten Sabs
rem fOrtwdbrenO IN Der uadlten nmSebuns bea
&ailerS unp be9teitete ibn auf leinen Nellen.
SO 6eltebt fein 3weifel, DAP er gang Der rldtt'
sc Otanu fir ba8 8erpddti9en9eleB 1T uno nor
tetner 9oniequen3 ~peiielben 5uridldrefen Uirb.
Seine trieBeril4e Qaufba9n bat ibn weni8iten8
IN 10 melt empfOblen, baB man weiB, Wte lpentS
llmItdnoe er nit Menl6enle6en ma6t. DaB
lelne Wftilton ipecieI in Der tapfern Durdfabs
rung hes v@eleee8 Der u(9emeiuen Si9erbeit"
befe4en piro, er9iebt lid lGcn aus bent Tttel,
Der ibnl neben Dem bi8ber gebrdu9li3en beige
Leaf tpurbe,
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GinaHlI, Oarfteut, 1T cine nod gu l8ienOe
Xroae.

Wtr linD 10 iebr 9sneiat, bic 9anae Natur
teleclc8iId, bas beiBt 10 gu betradten, al8 Of le
nur ba5u geldaffen wdre, un8 gu bienen, unp
bod 1T bie8 ebenio unpabr, ale eS in anoerer
Bediebun9, tpenn es nidt in uumittelbarem
Stnne perltdnoen wirb, cine beoeutun98pc0e
Wabrbeit in lid idliebt.
Nl8 ih einlt son SCrento aus i'm @plf bon
Neapel na9 benz rei8enDen Capri fubr unb i'm
&abn lieaenb bur6 bic enge Seffnung Der Sell
fen in bic trunperbar nit blauem 'Qtbt erleuds
tete @rptte fam, ba g~eliiltete e8 mid, in ba8
Wfeer 3u tauhen unb bic Wuneer ber Siefe gu
ieben.. SD .enttleipete mid unb iprans in bic
Glutb, unb alS td bic Iugen Sffuete, bate iG
einen Nnblif, Der mir bic gauge @Stterwelt Der
9eereioen, bic Mptbeu be8 idSnen grie4eulano8
in lebenotger @eltattuft9 pcr Die Nu8en 3aliS
6erte. Inter mir Elm Meere88rnub pte Elm
tief6lauer, unermeBlider Stmutel, in tem bic
leudtepben Ebiere Der See blibten UNI mid
Der bunte, in liGten 6arben ldimmernpe Slide
uno leudtenoe Mepuleu; uber mir Elm Oeeer
BON blaueu wo9enben 6lammeny u~rnIdulnt bonn
0fanbe Der 6ellen, pelae init rptben ,brennen@
ben Seetbieren uno 9rinen Tan9en betrdn5td
uno ,pie eemSlbte &uppeln pom blaueu Gtdte
pSLs @Suell uulIPNtl u0tS"s CNIS StrA1N#HI
eft Spr %einigen Sahr5ebnten BON Wtaler unb
.Dtdter Rppilt entpedt woroen, uno man fonnte
Dau1a(8 feline Spur menldliden Qeben8 in ibr
finpen. SD fragile mid, al8 ta ipteperan's
Ta3eSliht fam, uno Die 9eI9auten Vllper 3auz
berbaiter 8radt an tleinem ~8eilti8en NuSe pcrs
aberrauldteu fiir tpen iparb bieIe id6ue Welt
seldaTfen, bic Sabrtauienee pru feinem Wtenz
Ibenau8e 9eieben, in Der Eiefe rubt ? 8ir8tbie
Tiefe nidt nod uneubli6 idSuere 8elteu, Die
ME zines WeuI@en Gu9e ieben wiro +? Die
Nrtport lautet Der @eiit Der groe f4afft ielblt.
Senii3iam in Der Giefe wie in Der SGbe bic Sc
ltalten be8 2eben8 nad benz @elebe Der S9Sns
belt. Sc 1T Dein ei9ner Self, Der, in TAU
lenofaden @eltalten Der Grbe 9ebuupeu, in Der
9teinmelt e~rltarrt III, i'm 8fan3enlebeu ldldft,
I'M Tbter ols i'm lebenoi9en 2raume fret fid
~tuunnlelt unb in Deinem @ebirn gum freien
SelbibepuBtlein eripadt. -5 ii .
(S6luR fplat,) as ed
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Iele9rapbiGcbe Osadbricbte.,
f8srt&tet fGr ben gre u efer." b.
GDm0reB.

% abtn8tpn, A. Wdr3. g n t.
,SteWart BON Der betr. COMMITTEE bertdtete
unein(tig i6er bic 8tq, na6 melder Der Gift
pom 3. WGr3 1853, Der 9eipinen Sf1icteren &c.
@ountD 3duoer garunttrt, anenbirt meroen Icu
Saus. Der SpreGer tGnoiste an, bls
erlte @eiadft auf Der Ta9e8OrDnun9 iei Der Sin,
.trrg SoarD'8, bur9 cine Seleet:@o mmitte uns
.teriu9eu gu lQi1eu, Of bic @recutipe ibren Gtn>
FLUFF auf bas 0ptnm 9emiI1er Wiitglieoer 9eItenc
9eu1adt babe, Soarb anenoirte Ieet letnen
Antras oabin, buB ct ben Brdiipenten s~erape5u
anl9ulDi9te, er periude bic Sauolun88weie bs8
6aule8 III Der 8ania8fra9e gu heeinlluBen uno
3lpar purd Die Yatrona9e Der GrecutiUe.
6umpbren War all beantraDte,
bic Sa6e auf 1 Wonat gu perta9en. 8urs
n EFT ge9en Die 8erta9un8; Die Gbre Spu
Burns uup BON Der 9an5eu DemOfr. Portei ere
trrpere eile atabalbtBe llnteriudun9.
80 arlington, 4. Ofdr5. Die &anIa8s
Inter udun98< Committee peS SauIeS belt 9es
Itern Naht Gibung. Sen. CALHOUN IanDte
einen 8eri6t tber Die 8ania8s Aiiuiren Elm, rer-
lel6e waro aber nidt ul8 bepei8frdfti9 ansee
npmulel. Stepban8 perla8 i'm 1eamen
Der 8u6auan@ MaIcritdt eine1 8ertdt, Der
meter ui9ts if, als cine RecapituIotiOu Der in
Der 8OtIdaft 8udanan's eutbaltenen 8ebaupz
tuu9en. @s purpen Sei4lalie eeTuBt, UNI
Nadrt9ten H6er ben Genius unp anpere ppfu.
mentariI9 8sle9e gu erbalien. Der Nntrag,
am frlgenpen abenD pteper 3ularnmen5utreten,
fel burd. 9ierauf perta8te fid Die COMMITTEE
sine die.
Oaep- gOrf 4, Mar3. Die Ser. ct.
EreQatte NtaaarQ fol- am S1ullfla llQ6 Glos
tanD abfabren, ..-,et
NeW.Srlean8, 4. Mar3. Die Sit
buffer Walter uno Sennin9lon itnO bier. 8al-
fer bat f~reimiuig $4,000 glrsIdaft eeleifct fir
letl @rI9einen Dor @eri9t am /. Npril, I'M
ItA oe9eu bic anfla9e, bic NeutraltGt8s@ e Ieke
iibertreteu gu ba6et, gu perantwcrten,
Sarrisbur8, Pa., 4. Wdr5. Seute
lit Die benlpfr. Stuat5. @pnpentlrn pcn Yenns
lp(panien bier 5uIammen9etreten. Man 1T In.
9e9eper 9eipannt auf tpr Serbalten IN Der &aus
la8ira9e. -s7
Ntdmonb, 3d., 4. W1dr3. SIN Saule
fiel beutc Die 8iQ, mrrna4 8emiQi9unSen fir
bic Orange uno AGeranpria 9ubn 9emudt mers
btn lp0eu, bnrd. ssas
Bofon, 4. Ntar3. Die DenOfrateu BON
Connecticut nOmiuirten ben Sen. Yrott, Derein
Douglass emrfrat fem fol-, gum 8puperneur.
New@Oprf, a. Wdr3. Commodore
;Perrp 1T pteien MOr8en bier 9eltcrben.
SarriS6ur9, Yu. 4. WGr5. Die
belNofrat. StaatScpupention ron 9enlplpanien,
pdblte beute Nadmitta9 9obn DapIOn 31 ibs
rem 8rditpenten. Dieler lprad ii9 pann fir
pie Administration aus. Inter in9ebeurer
N~ufre9uus purpe bel6lolfe1, feline Nowindtio>
men ppr5unebmen, ebe rieplattfOrm 9ealadt iet.
(3weite Depel4e)
Sarri8bur8. Da bic (uu8% 2ecompton.
Wdnnern beltebenoe) 8lattfOrus@ Committee nod
nidt fertiS mat, 10 perta9te itd AbenpS Die @cn>
sention uuf ben onoern Sag. Sue AntisQe@
ccmptOusJfeiOIution ftel pur6 So bafir, 60
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Ser Ginfmf Der Observation-Disclosures.
ten dnf Die NSDral.
Oprtrag son Or, @tB.
(TortIebun9.)

(8prtiebune.)
Sd fam bier Die Ncrmen peS Qebeu8 i'm
Der Sar3e Ger 3ett bul6er nur ans
peuten
~ Sc reider an 53abl pber an sesenleitiseu
Se5iebun9en Die @e9enldbe Der a1gemei-
nen Welt<Grdfte in einem Din9e pereiniot
lino, nelto hDber ltebt Da1Iel6e in Der 9teibe
Der gtaturpeieu: 2uft, Mafer, Stein,
8ffon5e, 1bier, Meni9.
p Seoe Verblneun9 5tpeier @lernente erSeuot
ni4t Bios cine Sutnmirune ibrer Gi9en.
idaften, ippoern lift cine pobrbafttse Ser
mdblun8, beren Yrpbuct Elm neues Welen
nit reuen Gi8enidaiten BARTLETT.
3 Die OlHeren5iruug eiufader @e9enidbe
gum Spiel zines reiden Qe6ens 9eidiebt
nidt mad benz .3ufauemes %fin9irten @bap8,
~lcnbern planmdBis mad Der benz lrltrff
iun &etm ein9ebprnen unp nit ibn1 DENTS
l@en Soee, mag biele Sbee bic gauge ent<
p1delte @rbe, cperDie etne8 e~in5elnen yfas
turwelenS leiu.
a 0le 6dbt9fett II Iere8 Ylaneten, neue @es
raltIn9en oeS 2eben8 gu er3eueen, ideint
Der @elummttraft ieine8 SreanianruS gu
oeOnTfen uno NIT benz llntersane rer al,
ten gSelt Der 8vtaltuneen n0tbipenDio
pertltnpen gu fem. Die ueue ShSpfunQ
ut e1ne pCutommenere, uno ibre @eItalten
leeen lid. IN Der 6orm Der grblidfeit fort
Der 2riebsaad Srlfpmmenbeit 3eist IiG
N Der yereolun9 Der 1rtppen unp in Der
sntnldlun9 ses freien menidliden Sci.
lteS, beg frelssworoeuen @eiItes Der Sea.
tar. Sb biele idofieube 9raft a0ein i'm
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&asbsn Central 505.S6ule, 5rn. esarp, RnOwIes, sea.
&c, WldbeST, Gatpa.
Wdb&en 5V&.59uIen. 5rn, pIummer, Pitt, QbbStt, az
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Nprmal. 3tafen. 5rm, geates, 8nuples, SsraeG.
Su6sr. 3rn. Neeie, gDdlttr, Crowley, Sets, Drummer.
Examination. 3rn. Grpwlep, Drummer, WsEbpor6, Qeas
70 &efe. aeE.sBaE sH aqsaUF E-E~ s
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W%efunbb.tt, 5ru, RnOWIes, geates, Bonn, Self, Sptee.
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3albwp9entltGe Settdte. 9rn. Self, 9plpf, MdtSDy.
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