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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-13
A PRESENT.

We were presented the other day
with a pair OF nice little scissors, real
good ones, by our clever friend, Lee
S., who keeps store q few doors above
us. But now the question arises -
Must we look upon the gift as an in.
dication tha, he likes our clippings bet
ter than our wrilingsl Indeed. some
one must give us a nice pen now. or
we shall take to the scissors al'ogeth
er. Be quick.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-13

The Black Republican State Con.
vention of Massachusetts. which met
at Linchburg, on the 2pih, nominated
Gov. N. p. Banks for re.electi IN -
The present incubents of the other
State Offices were also re.pominated.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-13

A HARD Hr. The Nashville Pa.
triot. in late issue, gives A. r. Wigs
late editor Of the hun sville (Ala.) In.
dependent, Il hard rap. 1t will be re-
that We published. in the
Journal. q letter from Nr. Wigs, in
which he caid that he stood within
three or iorr Zee: cf tie Empress
that he pulled OF his hat and bowed
to her. and that she waved her fan.
smiled, and bowed to him in return.
The Patriot says that the Empress
merely smiled at Wigs yankee 'm
pudenee, and bowed and waved ner
fan to a polite officer to Indicate 'nas
she wished Wigs, ITO Be taken out
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-13
TiIIEN ES.

This county Serns 10 be infested
just now with pick pockets, snL such
light fingered gentry. At camp,meel-
ings, several OF which have been in
progress during ;he past several
weeks, number of fellows have been
arrested for stealing sundry articles
of value, such as watches. SC. The
people should be on the look out.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-13

An old fellow being visited by his
pastor, he assured him that he could
not be good Christian unless he took
up his daily cross. Whereon he
caught up his wife and began Juggling
her about the room.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-13
A country newspaper, recording til,

A country newspaper, recording the
running down Of COW on the rail.
way, said, lit was cut into calves
An asionished naturalist waited on
the editor for what the auctionrers
call further information and re-
ccived it in the following form: ''Er-
ratum-ior calves, read halves
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-13
EpIToR HOME JOURNAL:

I1UTTVN TUNE JVVNNNL'
Dear Sir: This is the very first ar.
ticle have penned since Marce last,
except as | have been compelled to,
by previons engagements. Will you
accept it for the "Home Journal
THE HUSBANDS LAMENT.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-13

A witness was asked if the defend.
ant stood on the defensive, NO, was
his reply, he stood on the bench and
fit like the devil"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-13

As the very sweetest rose grows up
on the sharpest prickle, so the hardest
labors often bring forth the sweetest
profit.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-13

A late visitor to Cuba divides the
inhabitants into two classes--one OF
which makes living by manutactur-
ing cigars. and the other by smoking
them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-13

A mother promised her little daush'
ter a new doll baby. As the lady
passed out of the door, the daughter
ran after her crying -
"Nla, oh ma, | don't want a doll ba'
bv-lm tired of doll babies. Bring
me little tiny sure.cnough baby"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-13

If VIC would talk less about other
people, other people would talk less
about US.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-13

Did you receive my remittance,
Nathan, my son y
"Yes, Father
"Thcn why did you not buy a new
coat-thy present one is rather fra
gile.'
"Why-.lhc fact is-that-l left all
money in the Bank at New Orleans .
"Ah, thy yeconomy is certainly com
mendablc-in wha bank y
81 don't exactly remember what
bank, larhcr-l know it was IA very
good one, as it had a scriptural name.
1t was, um! let me sect was the
Pharoah Bank, | think"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-13

in a few days--itis once more the car
nival season, and in Vienna too, that
gay city. He joins in the features OF
the masked ball, and what wonder
fills his brain, when about the middle
of the evening, the white domnoc
steals before him, in the same white
satin dress he had seen her wear q
year before at the French Opera
House in Paris. Was it not "a fancy
81 come, Col. Eugene MervilIc, to
hold you to your PROMISE" she said,
laying her hand very lightly upon his
arm.
"ls this reality, or dream'' ask
ed the amazed soldier.
"Comc, follow me, and you shall
see that it is reality" continued the
mask pleasantly.
81 will"
Have you been faithful to your
promise :" asked the dominoc, as they
retired into a saloon.
"4Nost truly in act, but alas, ! fear
not in heart
"Indecd y
at is too true, lady, that have seen
and loved another, though my VOW to
you has kept me from saying so to
her."
"And who is this that you thus
love 7"
81 will be frank with you and you
will keep my secret
"Most relgiousy."
ut is the Baroness Won Waldorf,
he said with sigh"
sand you really love her 2"
"Alas only too dearly,' said the
soldier sadly.
Nevertheless | must hold you to
your promise. Here is the other half
of the ring: you can produce its
mate.
"IIcre it is" said Eugene Mcrville.
"Tnen too, keep my promise y
said the domnoe, raising her mask,
and showing to his astonshcd view
the face of the Baroness Won Wal
dorn.
"Ah, it was the sympathy of true
love that attracted me, after all" cX-
claimed the young soldier as he pres.
sed her to his heart
She had seen and loved him for his
manly spirit and character, and hav,
ing found by inquiry, that he was wor.
thy Of her love, she had managed this
delicate intrigue and had tested him,
and now gave TO him her wealth. title
and everything.
They were married with great
pomp, and accompanied the Arch,
Duchess to Paris. Napoleon. to crown
the happiness Of his lavoritc, made
him at once General of Division.
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Do your best, leaving others to 20
their worst.
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BY w. j. SLATER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
GOV. HALLS ME SSAGE.

TIE Governo. O. Vermont c)pgra'ulates the Legs-
latare on the completion Of the new STATE Capitol, n
which they net for the first time, and with both the
exterior and interior OF which he expresses decided
satisfaction.
The State frances demand attention, the expenses
for several yssrs past having exceeded the income.
The Legislature must decide between retrenchment
and rev taxes. The Governor suggest. that & saving
might he made in the mster Of criminal expenses, in
wi ch tie charges far from Uniform in the different
counties. lie recommends, also, the payment OF county
attorneys by salaries instead Of fees.
TIE Geological Survey oftte state is nearly finished,
and the final report will soon be ready for publication
The Vermont uniformed Eiil.tis, under recent law
for It's regulation has been arranged IN four regiments
The prohibition Of the sale Of IutoNics.ing Liquors
has be come the settled law OF the State and the Gov
ernor declares bis readiness TO aid in soy additional
legislation tha. may be needed to sustain it.
Reforua,ory School fer juvenile offenders is rec
onme nded, Vermont being the only New-Engl.nd
,,s,e destitute of such al institution.
Tie Governor slso recommends that the law in re-
a,ion to the attachment OF property, to secure the
payment Of debts sued for, be go amended that prop
ery so attached shall be equally distributed among all
attaching creditors instead Of goirg TO satisfy the at
tachment. in the order in which they are made.
Complaint IS made Of q rac,ice on the part of the
Legslature Of subsltutin, joint resolutions instead Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

MEETING OF EVENT. FIREsES, AND FRIENDS OF
TIE LATE d. c. Frederick An adjourned meeting
of the friends of the late Senator Brodsrick formerly
associated with him in Howard Engine Company, No.
81 was held at the house of that Company Tuesday
evening to give expression, in due form, to their sent
ments of regret consequent upon bis untimely DEATH
The meeting was largely attended not only by fire.
men, but also by great many other friends. Mr..
George Wilkes, in speech replete with feeling, iu-
troduced seiies Of resolutions depong the loss of
faithful and tried friend, distinguished statesman,
ard an honest man. Mr. Wilkes suggested that let
ter should be written to Senator Douglas inviting him
to visit thi. city and deliver an Grafton on the occa
zion Of the contemplated funeral pageant Com
mttee was appointed to correspond with Senator
Douglas to that effect consistrg Of the Hon. john j.
Hof Messrs George Wilkes, james Miller, William
Dodge ard John Pbelsn. The meeting then sd
iouIned, subject TO q cal Of the Chair. TIE house
Of Engine Company No. 3is heavily drsped ia MOURN
ing is also the engine, in respect for their esteemed
officer aud associate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
I.sr1r1.n FtN,Ir-A, Mr. Las. Mnrnsn. Door.

I.sULTrSG 4 FEMAIE.-As Mr. Jas. Murnso, Door
and Messenger the Police Ped btter klo~n
jimmy pss-nI through Elm sret Monday eyeniGz,
in company With bis wife, when the Of Elm All
Howard streets young ruthsn, dresSed fireman, al
dressed Mis- Norman in Insulting a. the sane time
csrinf her around the waist This arousd "Jimmys'
IsL booe AID h> ilsADty planted Tremendous blow Ia the
rcwo face. Quickly recovering however the rsn returned
the compliment when zeal rough and tumble tht e-sed
duIrg which TIE fireman attempted 20 bite Jmys san sud
Of crowd cleo ted. and rowty having hat
enough q the contest escaped. Jimmy somewhat marked
sbt the face bat thinks be about ~ hrrusn
in attempting 20 prevent he fight struck several bIows the
from The effects Of which she 10 sill suffering consider
.by Mr. Nunan has suffered much since be hss been 10 the
Police Department. where b. b.s proved hines nest efficient
oce He sppon,ed the Fourth Of Jgy to ago.
snc egrs that dy while striving suppress rio At the corner
Il Mury and Bsysrd be beaten and stabbed till
nearly dead received cut the fishch aas dshs
med lint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

,ional sroe that may b. bso.'ssy Cooun dse VII inu
dItey port BAp@rs ssrrJ, and 81 p.rsns 70 -
o. Vrria ssist In snprressnf ssd nsn.e
;iop by f.eia,ns all Ief.i and propr manner us,p'H
tio a fsry a. p.r.s asd sn.D,s from hs sno az
chr St.. 20 tbs, no and otservise- " A. WIS.,
~ ~ ~ Governor Of Virginia
We were Informed ysstsrday, upon good authority,
that the conductor Of freight train upon the B.noTe
and OHIO Ralrod bsd occasion on Saturday uignt 10
ton hi, engine a. q point near HsrpeI's Ferry, aad
wss surprised 10 observe gathering OF ffoc' TO 10
three buDdred negroes in grove vest OF the village.
The Circumstance struck hin es extraordinary a. the
tine but soon psssed oct of bis mind. The whole
affair p. the tine We write il involved in mystery,
which. how ever, We have no doubt ~ be cleared up
by information received during the night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
porcus EAGER FOR TIE FRAY.

Durpg he deep suspense pending the stt.sk Of TIE
msripes upon the iosurgep,. in the eogine- house
nsr.y Of altimore Rougbs" recognized IS member.
6ftbs elubs numbering tgenfy or more, were seen
yigbt up a. the fs'e OF he public Buildings ssci with
usket or rife in band, "esger for the fray" Their
anxiety 70 participate 10 the engagement was 20 m:ol
o.. TIA. Colonel Shut called ont - them not 20 fire,
b.cauae there were citizens held in the building whose
lives they might epdanger. Finally they were ordered
away from theiT close proximity 10 the scene Of the
contest.
When the crisis of the engagement arrived, even
the on,sde military end czers could hardly restrain
themselves from rushing forward snd DISC asrgDg their
s-ts. Loud calls of order arrested their impulses.
when the prisoners came out there were vociferous
cries of Hsrg them constantly repeated The com
pspies and citizens were sfsrSsrd admitted to the
c;overpmedt grounds, and all had an opportunity 70
view the oorptes Of the deuded fsistcs Eho hsd so
foosbly forfeited their lives The faces OF all the VIC
tins it was subject Of general remark exhibited Pc
culi.r characteristics. The public authorities have
made arrangements for their burial.
Isee Finh Pare for further p.r.iculsrI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
The .ika says:


alt Will be remembered that the party Of Conserya-
tive Mexicsn Oiliccrs exiled from MaZslan by res
Gutirs and brought TO this city by the steamer SANTA
Cruz went back subsequently in the schooner u u
lo;ta intending 70 lard al San Bias The Giulet,a re-
turned TO this port tie 2lst inst, and the captain
reports tina. on srying ct san Bias the Liberals who
in power there, took the eIs and sent them to
Mszs'lsn. and contscsed the schooner for bringing
them back 70 Mexico. How tie captain got of with
his vessel after the confscaton not informed
Tie e1lss will probsbly be executed at Mszstsn for
they we've under sentence Of death some Of them 81
least, when they were put on board the Santa Cruz.
The Pacific Railroad Convection hss been IN ses-
sion in this city three days. They have passed
resolution that the road should terminate in San
Francisco. +. w. Lander, one of the engineers,
who made survey of a route across the continent,
Is here and has been invited to seat 10 the Con-
yentIon. He Is IN favor of taking the road through
the valleys Of the Platte and Goose Creek.
The District Court in Mariposs County issued
an ~ Junction, on the 9th Inst, st the prayer oil
John c. Fremont and others to restrain the Mer-
ctd Mining Company from further working the
Pine Tree and Josephine quartz veins. Col. Ere
mont has commenced an action of electment against
the same Company for the possession Of the Black
Drift vein, and claims $50, 900 damages for waste
heretofore committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

- ,syoxs, ..;zed Il Eud turued the muZLis
fron it, sir,. Cook discharged i, hoEever, and
the oimge psssss through tos co,ahE Of the r'sn,
rice Of BIN ubon be -Vasht 20 XII. Before De q 81
tine IN FIRE tia ssspOn sg,in be Wa I-l-d 10 tue
o,oprd bv ..n.drsc:ei bios 9th sing sno;. from
tbe .rc. Of sfich he Isl ir.eusbs for mote ban too
hons tn. however d.6 DO, deter tica lion iur-o4.
sc.s Of outrage HE nativity ~ Dot knosu. He =
IN rTo k,0a rim a. desisuios ard dsogerog. m.D.
Cor married several ysars ago in .be Leshhorh0)i
~ Un,n4T, F.ry bot i 3. ssid ibs' be left Monday
anerrdon With bic family, bat what direction he took
cor "a 10, be sscertLined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
REAL ESTATE SALES The following sales were
made Yesterday BY w. III. Franklin:

9ss and lot No "a William north east Maiden.
Are Il sx5l aud II Q. toJ 4 Yoisn. fr Sl6do.
BEoosLYS PROPERTY.
BY James Coe:
Lot on Pacific street. Troy n Hr
Eeft, far fS65 ,.
Lot southeast Pacific ar Troy St. 20 same, Tor 30
1 gore a. j0inug. @ same, for Is
cores 30 jonlr a. % same, for : 10 each
sor,s az loigiug 70 same, for +35 eacn-
Lot souh side Herkner street TO- fee east q Troy ssenns
20 me, for $50.
LII al JJniDz % tame, FOR eSIl.
Io. a. ching SANE, for 80.
Two lots sdjoipilg, for 6 rs each.
Three lots az joinins IN rear. for 80 each.
L., Of Putnam J6O feet VS.. 81 Bedford
sysrUe 2Exl00, 10 Ch. bsrth, for $3.50
Lot On Madison street. Of above, % sans. for 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
CITY POLITICS.

KrSGs CorSTI NOMINATIONS The different psr'
ties have completed their nominations for tue Jddci'
sry and County Offices, IS well a. for the Assembly
TIE Americans have virtually withdrawn their cauSi-
dates. TIE pomir s;ious Of tho Republican and both
wings Of the Democratic p.rtiss ara IS follows:
R,,sb,eaA Deaee-4. I'D DrnSoraf.
yrece II syIrens Get. Ssesnd D..i'Ht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

RnLRosD AccIDESr.-Tie GovdHia Reporter is
indebted TO Mr. W. T. Small wood Of that village for
the particulars Of 81 aecden. which happened to the
day express from Durkbk, on Wednesday morning, at
Cattaragus II seems tina: the train under pretty
coed speed and when rounding the lust before
comm up 70 Cattaragus station II ran off the rsck,
completely demohshDg the engine, and eighty ur
ing the engineer and fireman. The damages are esti
mated al $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

The GREAT LOWE BALLoos.-Mr. Lowehss been
quietly at work on his immense sir ship everince the
d. scrpton lately published in THE TRlBUSE and i
now nearly ready for the voyage. The pPTsfu'
will be collected from the places where ID various
pats Of it have been constructed ard WILDE trans
ported to the CrystalP Palace srounds to-dy or TO-
morrow. The globe will be partially infsd for the
purpose of testing its tghtness, ard it will kept 10
this condition for week or more, during vich time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

MINOR CRY IrEMs.-The fve Collectors of AS
sessuens for the City and County Of New.York re-
turned for the month of September the sum Of
s. 3O5 as their percentage amounts collected
g. Sol for each Collector. The average monthly fees
of each Collector amount to 81 900, 81, 400 per
annum . The English Cicketers, it Is asserted,
have not authorized any one TO make match for
them at base ball. and il is very doubtful if they will
play that game this The Tsmmsny 5achems
en- Tuesday evening took into fellowship Mr.. Wm. T..
Brown editor Of The Constitution, Who came all the
wsy from the Federal Capital for the purpose Of
being initiated -. Deputy Sheriff Dunlsp while
ws,ahing tie Delevsn Mu-keteers in the Park yes
terdsy, bad his pocket picket Of d valuable wstch.s
To-Day the steamships North Stsr snd Atlantic sail FOR
C.liiorl ia taking fall complement OF psssengers.
The annual inspection of the 9Th and list Regiments
will take place this morning. The 7th form line on
Hamilton Square AZ 10 o'clock, precisely, aad after
executing over twenty evolutions Of tho line, ss
directed by the Comnander-n-chisf, will be reviewed
and inspected by The Brigade Inspector. Each Of thu
line companies average ono hundred men, toe troop
half that number. Tbose, with the field staff,
gneer corps, band and field music, will svel
the aggregate TO zine hundred strong. The 7lst
inspect upon the ground little later in the
day, and will probably inspect over five hundred
strong. After the inspection both regiments
will meet at Twenty.third street, and together
make a short parade through Broadway The
Eleventh Regiment Tuesday morning, turned
out 40 uniforms. Tais is Increase of l on lat
inspection. 10 the afternoon the I'D Reg ment were
inspected at Staten Island, and numbered III men.
In the evening the 18th Regiment were inspected At
the Annoy, and turned out 2l3 men....The sea-
son of the New. York Medical College wa
opered On Tuesday night, when Professor
Bryan delivered the Introductory address %
The Medical Profession and its csims....
Churcbs picture Of the Heart Of the Andes, now On
exhibition in this city, is to be sent South few
weeks, and thence TO Edinburgh, to be engrwsd....
a number Of Germans in the First Ward contemplate
establishing German sch DOL in the lower pat OF tho
city, on the plan Of German public schools. meet
ing has been called for today for the purpose taking
measures 70 thst effect Two German schools have
been established lately in the upper part of the city
The Republican and American Scna,ois Coz.
ventions meet this evening. "A special meeting Of
the Chamber Of Commerce will be held toisy, 81
p. N, regard TO harbor ercroachments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
CORRECTION.
To ~ Edito, Of TIE y. Y Tribune.

To tss Edo, ~ The y. Y. Tribune.
SIR: In your issue Of yesterday see that my name
sppesrs Of the Board Of r. sn in the sxeenth ard
This think mistake hsve received any off,
ca notice any such live In the Ward
bu. in the Twenty second Youis cesp.'tJ
CHAS A. CLARK. Shoedeser,
New YO,k, Oct ia, Isss. No. so Eighth avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
CAPE BILL COOKE

From The Balilsoye SKIS, Oct H.
This man is represented to be most notorious ana
blood thirsty Individual Possessing large amount
of brute courage he is reckless of he conduct and
hesltates not shoot adversary. Some time ago he
90, into difficulty in the neighborhood Of Harper
Ferry with one VI the railroad employees. Tbs mal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

.c,,. thu. ureons;i;1,iossIy infringing On the Gov
eiro-s veto power.
T.. Governor closes his Message WITH some rem@'ks
Gu ,be posiion OF Vermont on the slavery qiea10D'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

Tie Republican candidate for Assembly in the VI
District it is understood, will withdraw. Mr.. Thoma
H. Reddipg Republican, will in that event run a. al
Iudepeudent candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

REPUBLICAN NoNrSATToy FOR JUDGE or the
SECOND JUDICIAL DrsrRIcr.-rhe Republican Sec
ond District Judicial Convention met in the Of
the Court of Sessions, City all, Brooklyn, on Tuesday
afternoon, and organized by selecting Joseph H. jack
son of Duchess County, President James i. Cooper
of Suffolk, and Lewis b. Reed jr., Of Kings Secre-
teres.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-03-17

Nuf etuem Weetin8 Der amerifaniideu Bit
ger i'm Ser. ct. Gcnlu(ate waro cine BetittoR
an Capt. Gunner auf9eiebt, in Der ct erIudt
paro, eine @ompa8nie WtartueIoloaten bereit
gu balten, i'm Sale Wttralncn letnen Sotoaten
9ellatten mirbe, Die Staot gu pllnoerlt. Der
@apitdn Uerlprab beirl @Intrttt elmer Iolden
@pentualitdt fir Die notbpenoi9en S4ubmittel
Gorge su traseu. WIe 60 beiBt, bat AUDI Der
ensltide Commodore Dunlap 5ebn Wfanu i'll Elm
iece8 Der Waarenta9er uno Wpbnbdui ct BRITT
lGer 1ntertbaneu gum SAuBe eIuqaartIert.
Die anerifantlhe GrpreBpolt aus Der otaot
Oterico uno Den pldBen tn Snnern, bic far
Den Daupier Gennelee beifimmt mar, NAT ucn
Wfiramon s%eSlfnet UNI aner 8riefe, bon peneu
man uermutbete, oaB tie Nadrtdten iber pie
iunglte 3mangSanleibe entbielten, beraubt NOT
ben.
Sierra @ru3 befiuoet liA in elaem UDufommes
men neutrality-suspicious.
Die ~neuelten ytadrihten beitdtI8en Die @rz
ioloe, melAe bic 2tberulen errun9en.
0en, Ampubiu beridtet, Dap Die Gterifalea,
uuter Sen Gobas, 1900 Weann fart, 3%ipetnlal
purd Elm lAwaberes gprp5 5urid3el0la8en
morDen leieu.
WtiramOn 5o9 li6 auf Sri3aba auriid. Nur
500 Wann paren in Der Sauptitaot.
Die NadrIdt bon ben 46liAten per .. ct
Gesieluna bat Die 9iberalen lebr eruutbl9t
Die Beieb8baber Der en9Iilten uno f~ran5olt'
lden 6lotten beOrdn9ten Juare5 Tottndbrenr
nit Gntlhdptsnn0s 6ptrerun3tn.