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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-14
Stlttt qortrp.
MEET AGAIN.

q; Meet again when fond hearts sever,
.l.... And our grief outpours IN tears,
~. IT'S the thought that thrill. us over
'1-1 Through the lapse of lonely years.
~ tAfter absence meetings dearer-
1Of NJ Parting hours are full of pain
Scxr6But we bring the loved ones nearer,
-odin While we hope to meet again.
u. But alas too oft are parted
49, ' NJ Those on earth to memory dear,
~" And we mourn them broken hearted,
- Nevermore 10 greet them here
gAk Still, affection lingering round them,
gct X Can its yearnngs nO'er refrain;
.loh And We ask; A" In that best morning
sn.N Shall we then all meet again -
~ Meet again o. rapturous greeting,
Nt"7n When we've won that golden shore,
-H#NWhere the Tree of Life, all healing,
sunEi Waves its clusters ever more
rs Buried love regains its gladness,
ri a. Buried nope revives its bloom;
80. Meet in resurrection brightness,
ConqlerOrs Of the loathsome tomb.
20 Meet again how sweet and blessed
,yilnM Is the hope to moet once more,
7nIWhere the friends we love are deathless,
d0nn Aid our partings all are Ger;
.,m Enther, mother sister, brother,
- Bound in loves unseyered chain ..
80 Clasp each others hands smmortal--
s'1@@t Meet again, meet again
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-14

INNOCENT FL.RTATION-Ah hirt is always
innocent. Young ladies who skip about
from one resort 10 another to engage the
attentions of young men who are suscepli-
BILE of beauty, little think of the danger.
which beset such course. We say flirt
is always innocent, meaning thereby that
she intends herself no harm. Men-thc
majority of them-are not so foolish as to
be deceived in the character of young
lady who goes about indiscriminatel,
among male acquaintances. They readily
perceive that friendship, if it can so DC
called, regulated by Hirtation, has no claim
upon their honor, and consequently any
advance towards intimacy on their part
can only be factious, leading them to take
any advantage when opportunity offers.
The record IS conclusive upon this point.
Criminality turks beneath those innocent
tlrtations, boldly apparent to those who
can comprehend the unscrupulous nature
of mans passions. Fathers and mothers
who have daughters will do well to give
this subject earnest attention, and so ex-
erclse their control that sorrow may never
fall at their door, on account of "inno-
sent" conduct.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-14
LIN COLIN
REPUBLICAN PRINCIPLE.
HUM | Is UG
BIZ G BEAR

The Secretary of War, in his communi-
cation to General Harvey, in regard t."
his course in the San Juan affair, although
he censures him for disobeying the orders
of General Scott, yet, in consideration +
his valuable services, and of his high est
maticn of bis character as soldier, he
is disposed to be light in his censuro
General Harvey win remain in his tormo
position in the army.
LIVE Doc PICKED UT At SEA.-Th"
baroue Augusta Jesse, at Queenstown, 70
port, that Sept, 9tl:, in Int. l0li. lon =
%. picked up a young log alive,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-14

The LAST OF THE ATLANTIC ClBLE.-Cap.
tain Kell and Mr.. Varley, who have been
trying to raise tho American end of tho
Atlantic cable, found it broken every two
or three miles, and have abandoned the
attempt. The rockoweed and animalcule,
adhering to some Of the portions recover,
ed, provo that there are rocks at the bot
tom, although mud is shown on the charts:
hut even where it came out of the mud.
the outer covering frequently parted whio
il was being hauled in. In some places
:he iron wires were coated with copper.
from veins of that ore in Trinity Bay, TIL.
gutta percha and the copper WIRE were a,
good as when laid down, and those por.
tiors of tho cable that were wrapped with
tarred yarn, were sound and free from
rust.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-14

without learning something profitable.
He VIII return with new ideas and a new
zest to the cultivation OF his own acres.
Nor need the season upon which we arc
entering bo wholly lost to the farm In
many parts of the North, blowing can still
be done for the first half Of the month.
ana the suriace Of the fields left in that
rough, broken condition, in which tho
treezlngs and thawinSs of winter will most
beneht them, There is no human inven-
tion that will break down rough elods and
pulverize them like tho frost. Farmers
are using this season for labor, much more
than they did in the olden time. Trenches
are dug ior walls. and stone fences are
built. Some keep their full laboring force
at work-an arrangement much better for
The iaDorer than four months of idleness,
OF occasional work by the day. Many
have muck deposits so situated that they
can be worked this season. Muck
thrown up in summer can be carted, and
the deposits in the barn cellars can be
composted with manures from the stables
and the sites. Many improve the leisure
to top diess their meadows with compost
from the yards, and where the land lies
level, and is not subject to washing, this
Is good practice. 1t is found by shrewd
calculators, that the labors of the next
four months, spent mainly in handling
muck, digging composing, spreading,
and laying up stores for summer use, are
the most profitable OF the wear.
Whatever labors are attended to or
neglected cut of doors, reading and refec-
ton should be carried on vigorously with.
in. Jhe most successful farmer now. Is
TIM 10 M rf,,,l;as, I, Il l.
to his business. The days of routine
farming are numbered, and the man who
plods on IN the ways of his fathers, is eer-
tain to be distanced, The problem to be
solved is, not how to grow crops not
even great crops-but how to get them
economically. We want to get rich by
farming, without selling off all the fertil-
ity OF the soil under our feet. 4 rich
farm, giving generous yield to toll, makes
a rich farmer, whether he has much or
little stock in the bank or railroad. He
may be sure Of dividends when banks fail
We want to study, not only to get greater
crops of corn and grass, but to make tho
crops pay for the labor and manure, and
leave the soil richer. There are manifold
details OF husbandry that require forecast
and reflection. Now is the time to lay
! plans for the coming year, and for the
distant future. 1t is great work to bring
up long used soil to its primitive fertil-
ity, and to manage the old homestead SO
that every acre shall do its best, making
us richer while it enriches itself To solve
this problem will tax the invention and
quicken the intellect. He who does this
will manage leisure with grace" and
grow wiser and better man, and also
increase his wealth.--1n,er Agricultria
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-14

IL 4 NuTsHLL.-The GR!esburg Cbsrgcr
presents the following comprehensive and
condensed statement of Republican argu-
ment and principle;
REPUBLIcAN ARGUMENT.
HAM LIN
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-21

uuooebru@sn tpar. Dieler neue S&las
erfiilte Die 9er3eu, >pelde ii@ bis Dor xur>
gem nod Der 9pFnuna bin9e9eten batter,
bic un9liidli9en retten III tSnnen NIT 8ro<
Bem S9reden. Wan 1ebte jeoo@ oas
&sttun9spert fort. Die &raftpunpe une
Die auf ben, plaBe be1noli@en @priben
maAten {i9 iof fort an bic @rbett u11p let<
teten @trBn,e Don 8ailer auf Die brennen>
Der 1rlmmer, uno 9%e9entrarti9 1@eint es,
rob cas 6euer ii@ ni9t Meter ausbreitet
unp man CAB il@ Der 5cHnun9 bin, eab
man pemielben Ginbalt tbun fam. ~"
IL lbr Mitterna9ts. l1n9lud folet
ouf l1nslld. Sn 3eit BON aebn Mttnu<
ten bat 1i@ Der 9on3e Grdmmerbaufe11 in
cine 0roBe Geuermale S%errpanoelt. Da6
Ne9sen uno StSbnen Der aru,en Seri9lt@
teter 1T gang peutli@ gu bSren ; auet1
feline Ma9t Der Groe Yern1a9 fe III rettert.
IL. San.> 1 ubr 80. Min. Mor9eas.
Die pembertan MiQs fno jest Elm l9war<
3er rau1enper 6anfen Don Vrtdtetner,,
WDrter uno pur9etnanperlte9enoen Wen>
19entnp@en. @abri@einli@ flnp nt@t
mentaer als 200 Menl9en in ben SLANT
men um9efommen.
Na1pem Elm 9beil Der @rbeiter Dor et,n
Ginturs peS @ebdnpes gum Mbenoei1en
binmeo0e9an9en, waren nod 9e9en 600
in Dem lelben iurid9eblieben. Da6 @ebdpe
mar flint 5tcd bod, 100 Tub lang, ~
TuB BRETT nit einem S%eitenRisel BON As
GuB 2an9e sesen @eiten, 10 bab ta6
@anse Die 6orm peS Bu@fabenS l. bate.
200 @pinoeln >paren in 8emegun9 unp
$50 Nrbeiter pa elbit bel@dftt9t.
Drei perlo nen 1ino bu@itdbli9 lebens
pia aebraten. Glisa Door 1T, ieitoem ile
berau6oetra@t moroen> Yerl6ieoen, uno
Mnoere liesen int Sterben. Doe Geuer
1T ertidt, unp iino iettpem nur jwet per<
1onen aus rem Tlammen 9e,ogen tpcroen.
Coroner 2arnb bat beretts cine upterlud<
un9 be9onnen.
Mttta9s 8. Gs 1T wetter
ni9t piel MeuereS iber bas i9redlt9e
llnolIf 3u melpen. Gin GROCER She'll
Der @et1oteten lino junoe Mdoden unter
benen piele bic ein3iee @tiBe ibrer 81
tern rparen. DaS Teuer bat ii& ni&t
fiber bic &uinen BET pemberton > MIblen
binaus Derbrsitet. Der 0erlut an 81
eentbuu: miro bis jeBt auf 100000 an
aeaebeu.
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$taDt St. Qanl.

DaS Concert gum Benef3 bes 5rn.
6. 3en;iuS, beS wadern DIRECTORS ber
u@crmania>" melbes nd9iten Montas
@tenp in Der uWojartba(e" ftattfnpet,
miro, na9 ben Yroben 81 |6lteBen, bic
bis jeBt ab9ebolten nuroen, NQes iiberz
trhen, ma6 bis ieBt in ct. paul auf BEN
Gelpe Der eclen Eonfunlt 9e9eben murce.
Belonoer6 Yiel 8er9niigen miro eS benz
2eier MAIDEN, ju pernebmen, baB bic betm
Yublifum 10 beliebte @dn9erin, Trduletn
M,lene Muen, aus @efduisfeit fir ben
B%enef;ianten, eint9e Golos portra9en
miro. (Sn Bol9e pe1en wuroen etni9e
Der1nperun9en an, Yro9ramm Dor9enomz
menu Bir bofen uno wlnl6en, bab
bic bielisen tunRinnt9en Deutl@en ii&
sablrei9 am Concert betbeili9en.
DteSpernoprfellun9b es6rn.
Yb. Ncbr I'M vNtbendum" par am leBz
ten Wpntae lebr 3ablreid belu@t unb 9ez
feel out. Wie in friberen @orlellun9en,
mar AUDI pisleS Mal Trdul. AQen tie
&rpne Der @eleuldaft unp ernptete reiden
8eifaQ. 6err Npbr unp bic ibrt9en Mitz
,pirtsnoen trusen ibr MSslides CUR @olz
lenrun9 oeS @an;en bel, 70 oab bic Be-
luaer befriepist bic 9olle perlieben.
~ Mlt aber ut Die Ser
rem 2iq vorbdnrler STINT & 1bepb alb
baten leBte@o&ee Elm Tab alten 3tpcticb>
0enbrammttpein pireft aus Deutidlano
erbalten, wel6er aus9e3eidnet 1T. Sober
Qeler lpute ii6 Elm Quantum baYon an
@1ofen penn IS 1T wirfli6 Elm fDtli9e6
@etr1nfe uno bel jeoer @ele9enbeit gut,
1ompbl bel Greuo ais bel 2eip> in 9eiun<
ben unp in franfen Ia9en.
49, @ir MAIDEN auf bic Mn;ei9e bes
6errn Oscar MalmrpS aufnerflam, nell
der li9 ieinen reutl9en 2%anpsleuten ale
Mpypfat empfeblt.
~ Wei ben So. Gcin & @ob gum
neutrality-suspicious." flnpet nd@fen Mon:
tag Mbenp Elm Sci 1l1af t8baQ fat.
NJ Moreen, @onnta9 Ma&mttta9
III Germ Sellers uYittsbur9 8rauerei"
Snl trumcntalz Concert.
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DeutI6er 2eIeDerei1.
Die Mitelieper bes beuti9en 9eierereins perben
bierbur9 aufeefororrt, bel Der am Nittmp4, oen
Is. ,. Wts. iattFnceueen Grtraserlammlure
3ablrei@ 3u eri9einen. @i@tise @estntanoe
limb III teratben.
jm Muftrag:
70 q. Qeue, Ctr.
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@tabtzMn5ei9en
"
Cine Sr6inun3.

ST St@lI AlQlllulItI -
9roinan3 Nr. q, betitelt: Muftipndre III be
staet ct. paul 5u r~tsuliren unb lisenlir,n, IN
ttrpclf1nbigen. ;F rf:q( ~ ~ -. 80
DeI S:tattratb. Der @tatt ct. Yaul serorpnst
,@sttiem |. Dae Attbsiluns apei BET 0rsinau,>
Mr. Is. betitelt: Cine Orbinana, Muftionars Ser
etaet ct. paul 31 ~reeuliren ,,rb li;enfeen, ser-
Se4ltanoigt treree, UNI 81 leien ME fclat: Sac.
Setttpn 2. Dag teine Veripn bas @tfdift
ooer bic panbtbterung etnes Nuttipn1rs betreibe
seer irstnb ,pe!@e @esenfduee auf ,6Ftntlider
41tttcH rertau1en fpa,, pbne I'D scrbet RON BEN
etaetratbe zine 2ieens oa;ut seri@aFt 3u baten,
unb iol@e perlon lpu fir 1plde N,enS an tsn
S9asmeiftr Ser 5tatt al. paui' tinbunb,rt
xbaler idbrli9 .be3abIen u,ab ipQ an belaate Statt
e!nen Bcnb nit FOLDER Si&erbeit, tie {e benz
Mascr senist,s aufReQet III bents 8etralae sua
EN- tauiene Sbalern nit Der 8epinsuna, 6aB (e
BEN bttrefeneen Yeripuen fir ale @elber unt
&.nnabu,en, tpeIde bel lolheni Mufticnsptrfaufeu
erlest trereen, gebSri9 &ednuna lfellt uub an tie-
1ellbe1 nab Mb3uo a0er Musla9eu unD redbtradBi-
gen Y cuantt1tcnS @ebibren rrpmpti ,auebe,ablt.
orl@e St3ens ieQ fir feineu fiirsern Itrmin, ais
en- Sabr beptQtst pe1ten uub ipll an, aweiteu
O'enitaa bes nd@ffcmmenten Rpnats. MiiIr; III
Gnee seben, als Der :3eit, renn cine ipl@e Qieenas
aae9e9eben: pereen tcl, aue9enpn1men, tpean tie-
letpe rrr9er pom Staetratbe riperrafen merten
teate unb teQ in t~erielben Der belcntere Wlas,
yapen peer @ebaute, tprrin Elm folder Auttipnaar
1e'1 @el@att betreibt. benerft fem. ~ar%ea.r
Sttt. 5. Stttion L. 5 unb 6 uni Mles pom
@eftien Z in belaster Drbinana, NIT Musnabue
bes 9beiIes, Der tefimmt> bas Der @tatt- Gl.rf
~ einsmt Dollar unb finfsis Gents BON ieoeu,
Authcnar fur jebe ausseteQle IQicens bere&tio.
letn lou. inb biermit piberrufen.
Sttt'en 4. 3iele Srbinan3 ipQ rpr unp ma
ge1SFtntli@uns ~berinltsn in Strait treten.
E. Darwin
GerfBer bes @tabtratts.
Sebn 3. Dphee, @ta:t19reiter.
Beltattgt ben 9. DECEMBER 1859 DON
1919 .. u. N obertlpu. MoYcr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-21

@olleetipnen unb Mus3ablungen
jeber Mrt in alien 1beilen Deut1@lanbs,
perpen BON mir .pie eewSbuli@ auf bic promptefe
Mrt beloret.
Sir W d auf New<Yort, @t.2puis,
&bieago; New = OrleanS unb anpert
6ancelsplGSe Der Ser. @taaten tann man INNER
bel mir bas Gelp erbalten.
" bic na@febenben phase limb bei
mir @e@1sl in erSberen, ionic in ben tlein-
ten Sumu1en 5u ben billigten Courier ~
baben. !.--v,.s ..i.l.
@elber, tel@e an irstnb zines Der nadltben-
ben 5duler in Deutidlanb fir ibre &e9nuns
einseianot ceer be3ablt perben, nit benz 8emerten,
bab mir bapon Ma&ri@t 3u eeben lei, tDnntn lei
mir III Cincinnati ~ 8lei@ erboben ,ptreen, 10.
balp i4 bic Nadri9t pom Giuaanae esr @uu,u1e
erbalten babe. Da i@ bon meinen serl@ieecnen
8anquiers INNER NIT jebem @leamer 8riefe er-
battle, menn @elber einseeaneen iinb, 10 1T bies
Der idneQae, ii9erfe unb biQi9le Meg, UNI GEL
Der mad Arnerita 5u f9iden.
elite meiner Banfier8 in Deutfh.
lamb, &C.,
an pie Sbr @elo be;ablt unb bana bel mir
erbpben werpen fam:
glud iinb bel tieitn 9dulern in europa ~jeber3sit
WedIel auf mid III baben:
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@rpBer 9 all

bel
6ei1 S Saf
gum Neutrality-suspicious.,
nd@iten montae, BEN %. Ganuar.
llnlern Gr.unben, Betanten une BEN. Wutlifum
iberbaupt bic ereebenite 9lnseiee. ba6 mir na@(fen
Montae glbenb in unlerem rWalbinstcnbaus"
einen @~eleQi1aftsbaa geben.
Gintritt rs Gts. @upper ertra.
I'm re9t aablrei@e1 8eiu9 bitten ersebeni
70 Gein u. @aB.
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8e|fQttQund8=NDti3.

Ma&ri&t ~iro biermit seseten, ba6 bic ab-
-i9dsuns pom @9aben unb ;3usutefommeu BON
btu &cmnathdren in @aden her GrSFn,uns ppn
@uu1u1it Npenue in Der hritten @are Der 5tapt
Ct Yaul 3uriidteridtet muree, unb pom Staot-
ratb beiaster @tatt am 10. Sanuar 1860 in q.
ner reeelmabisen @erlammluns in 1einem cit.
5unss3imuaer in Der Stabtballe beltitiet mtrben
rirb, auber es 1ollten Spn babel intereiTrten Oar
tsien i@riftli&e @inwenruusen basseen eeu,a&t
merben.
III SIM Muftrase bes @tattratbeS:
s. .. Dcbse, @tabt19riber.
ct. Yaul, IS. Deember 1859. 1850
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Die 3outen babeu ausgesei9nete pftrte, &cn-
eorb @asen, nit be%butjamen unb erfabrenen
Rutidern, bic MQe unter Mufii&t rerlaitser Meen-
ten feben. ..a
Ya0a 9iert
tSnnen serliaert ietn, baB fe iider une III tiQieen
Yreilen mad allen ben tcleenoen Yuntttn reilen :
No9 ct. MntbpnY, Minntapolis, Manru1in,
Mnufa, DaYton, Staaca, Glf &iper, Big Gate,
Montieelo, Clear SKATER, &lsar Gate, Tureit 0ttY,
ct. Qloub, 9aut &apios. Watab, Winnepa9u,
Ylatt Riser, Sman &iper, Qittle Sails, Belle
Yrairie, Sort &iplep, &rpm @in9, ct. Scitpb,
@cle @p1in9s, &i@n,cnb, Mleranpria. 9reden'
riboe, Sort Mbercrumbie, &eb &iper, StiQpater,
Marint, 9a1a, 1aYlcr's unb ct. Qreir Gale.
Absauebpn 81. Yaul:
Na@ ct. Intbpnp unit Minntatolis bier WlaI
tes Gaes, UNI 1 unb 10 llbr u. ~. unb I'm, 2
unb 4 lbr .. ~. IT, .,r,
Gasli& Jim i ubr u. M. mad manumin.
Mnuta, S.asea, Glt Rissr, Big Gate, Runtieelo,
Clear Gate. Clear @ater, Gurei QitY. ct. Glout
unb @aut @apits. -. 80"
Mpntae." Mittwod unb Greitas I'M, 1 ubr Y.
81. mad @atab, @innebaeo, 1latt &iper, Snan
@ioer, 2ittle SAILS, Belle prairie, Sort &iples unp
mentaa. mittwo@ unt artitas UNI, 4 utr u.
". na&::Ri9monb sia 6ar1isburs, Dayton uns
wv wkptWSSN SSuS WE OluNSoJe
Dieniae, Donntrftae unb @amfas nm 4 ubr
y. ~. ua9 ct. Svlepb, &plb @pring, Ri@-
monb, 9lleranbria, 8redtnribse, Sort Ibtrercu1~
bic unb &eb &ioer, in Berbinbuns NIT ben DAM
pfern rpipueer" unb dug. Nprtbrup" fir Dem.
bina, Sort Garry, Gate @innepte unt tas 1bal
RON Sastat@eman, (psn1 1. SUM- aueefaneen.)
:. I19li@ nm 8 lbr u. M. unb nm 2 ubr ..
81. mad 5tiQpater, Marine, 9ala, Eaylcr's
unb ct. &rpir Sails.
@tnter< &oute- Spn1 Is. Norent>
BET biz IS. &pril.
Bpn 81. paul mad ga &rpnI
sia bafines, Rtb Sling. 9afe Gity, Babalbap
&tebs, Ninneisfa uni Binpna ; anei Nal tag
LID UNI 1 lbr 4. n. unt 10 llbr M.
.,...v Grtra1@ aee1l
9tben mad ,ir9eab einent Ebeil hes Qanhes fur
Wsrendeunes- unb anbtre Gabrten 3u itbtr 3tit,
tpeun serla1et. -.es.., -. .-:-
=, 9dbere |Mustunft ertbeilt man in Der General.
Otfet, an Der Dritttn @trabe, rabe hem rslueri.
ean poule". pber in Ter Office Der Norbwtfli9eu
Grpre6- &punpa9nie. ~. u
ct. paul, aueuf 1859. >1
r."'.. s. 6. 8urbantu u. &c..
~ Manaaer.
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-@1GbS. 3ierenberB, ~
(Justice Of the Peace.)
Deutl1er Trieben8rt6ter,
Drttte StraBe,
49,. < in Der H6be Der Bridt.

s . 1, iula"toa."
furbie s. nigrei@e
Nreu6en, @nrtteuber8, Baperln,
<..rs 3annorer ut,b Sa@fen,
Hq 4aet< fur bic @robbtrscstbimer ~.
o1bembure, @efen une 8abeu.
fir bas 5er3c9tbum Nafau,@-
&urfirtentbum 5eGen
urp bic freie Stapt 6ranffurt i. 81.
Der untersei@nett it itbtn Sag tp6brtnt ttr
@ei6dftstunpen 3u fnben in itiner Office, iIb-
wefli&e Gde BON nRatn- unp Dritter @traBe.
':.. 6. 3. Aoae, @cniul.
:5 ..*. g. s. 2lbae, e..
Sabwefli9e Ode BON Main- uni Dritter Ctr,
cine 2reppe bod, g,.5:D 80,
~.s:~ @incinnatt, :.&
@e6(el<@ el9dftmit@u
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~ ! Il i { : . t d q to at 8 ! 8 e / n.n4
8erbeiratbet:

am Mittwed, ben IS. Sanuar 1901, 0a'~
6errn 6. 3Sierenters: Spbn M"tbs's NIL
@arieG ifeMauI
Wp apei Menl&en ~fefumnunes",
r 0cn Der Treunbl9aft @eienbano, I.
llnb bard 'ttreue 2ieb'' Ssrbunes",
Iraulid esben 3anb in 9ane:
T.. g <Blub'1 in eintut bSbern 2'%t
,-.s Mplen unb 8ersibmeinniat.
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Meue Nn3eigen.
g.. .r.* 6rcfe6 ~. ...... 4
Gou3crt Dtr 9rrmania,
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