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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-06-09

Mr.. Clerk, l wish to look for one moment At
some other facts found in the historical portion of
the Bible. having a curious bearing, at least, on
this question of negro Slavery. We are told in
that same book that the people of the globe, except
eight, we're destroyed in a deluge. Noah and his
family only were preserved. That old patriarch
seems to have been remarkable for nothing, 50
far as ] can ind out, except for bis strong faith in
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-06-09
THE QUESTION AT issue.

The question which Mr.. Hyatt's case presents.
is not simply the question of his imprisonment.
but 1t Is one which involves the right of every
citizen of the United States to "life, liberty, and
the pursuit of happiness" For if, after the issue
is fairly made between the citizen and the govern
ment, it is decided that Congress- Legislative
bOdS-has the right TO exercise Judicial power,
to direct the arres. and imprisonment CT persona
charged with no crime, and guilty of no offence
except that of differing in opinion with Congress
itself as to the right of that body to exercise the
power it has assumed; to imprison for this offence
an indefinite length of time, and this without a
trial, without anything which could possibly be-
construed into a fair hearing, and with the sccu.
sing party sitting as judges, then this government
should be placed upon record, not as E Republic
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-06-09
Che Anti 9Iaperp Buale.

PROVIDENCE HAS MADE ME AN ACTOR, AND
SLAVERY AN OUTLAW."-JOhn Brown cfOsapatO-
ME.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-06-09
SALEM, OHIO, JUNE 9, 1860.
EDITORIAL NOTES.

here we are, the editorial excursi0nists, in this
center of American Democracy, where the Solons
of our land yearly congregste for the mismanage-
ment of national affairs, and the depletion of the
public treasury.
OUR JOURNEY.
The number Of excursionists, which was exceed.
'inglY limited when We left Salem, increased to
some twelve or fifteen editors and their accompan.
iments before arriving at this end of the route,
who represented an extent of territory reaching
from Wisconsin to eastern Ohio, and extending as
far south as Alabama. The speed of our progress
in the commencement of our journey would have
been delightful to one who believed the motto
"Slow, but sure" Let us say, however, that the
detention We experienced was not chargable to
the rail road companies, but owing to the fact that
We were travelling, as it were, across lots. Wait
ing at Salem one hour for the cars, which were
behind time. tarryirg at Alliance four hours to
make the connection with the other road, spending
three hours at Wsilsville until the arrival of the
Pittsburgh train, and finishing off with nearly
four hours of mastery inactivity at Wheeling, was
a good preparation for the latter part Of the poets
injunction,
"Learn to labor, and TO caa.D
But 10 o'clock Tuesday morning came at last, and
we were soon speeding over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, enjoying the magnificent scenery
which this route presents, and which, exceeded the
high anticipatiOns we had formed of it's grandeur
and beauty. We cannot, in this letter, give any
description of the country through which tho road
passes, but must reserve that for a more conye-
nient season.
SOMETHING BEsIDEs SCENERY,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-06-09

That very able man who was the father of shat
boy had another family; and they, in a generation
or two after this, were sold into Slavery, and so
they remained, we are told, for four hundred and
seventy years. At the end of that time, I'd abol-
lshed that servitude and repealed the Fugitive
Slave Law, very much to the dismay and astonish-
ment of the pursuing masters, and greatly to the
qualification of those owing labor and service to
them. Then lie allowed them to 90 home-to
their Africa, or, to speak without figure, to the
home of their fathers. The repeal of the Egypt
ian Fugitive Slave bill, on the shore of the Red
Sea, with all its incidents, is worthy of some no.
ticc now and at all times. We hear much said of
women taking part in politics nowadays. Some.
thing very like it occurred on the occasion to
which | refer. just as the b~ubbling death.groan
Of the Egyptian host had risen 10 the surface Of
the sea, and was borne away upon the bot breath
OF the winds, a woman, a notable woman, then
and there broke forth in a very remarkable trium-
phal song. Miriam, the sister of Aaron, with all
the dark'eyed daughters of the fugitive Hebrew
slaves, shouted out, Sing ye to the Lord, for 'glo-
riously hath He triumphed; the horse and his ri.
der hath He cast into the sea- That was their
Hail Columbia Sir, that song of the prophecies
has runs in my ears in day, and often in night
time, too. In my dreams of the Ultimate destiny
of man, have supposed it would ring in the ears
and agitate the souls Of men, till the words kings
and subjects, rulers and ruled should be lost in
two words, 5rOthers-sisters.'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-06-09
SOMETHING BEsIDEs SCENERY.

The mountain scenery with its deep gOrges and
rushing streams, the alienation of the primeval
with patches of clearing, the bold bluffs
which nature had made. and the tunnelling of the
mountain rocks wrought by man in his determine
ton to open up q way for the passage of the iron
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-06-09

My colleague (Mr. Cox) spoke Of meeting up.
on the Western Reserve, in Ohio. He is a Young
gentleman, a rising man. and, if he does not get
bad habits upon the Democratic side of the House,
may come to something SOM day hence. Laugh
ter, lie amused himself with the comic power
he possesses 10 initiating the nasal twarg of the
Yankee OF that Reserve. II sounded strange to
you, as it did to him. and so il did to the army OF
Prince Rupert a, Marston Moor, when the ances-
tors of these men rushed into battle agains. the
mailed chivalry and curled darlings Of the Court
Of Charles l. What happened them Something
worthy to be noted, and not forgotten. Stout
Cromwell and his unconq uerable Ironsides, when
the day was well nigh lost, charged with r~esistless
fury upon the proud columns of that host of gen.
tlemen, as they were boastfully denominated, and
10 Prince Rupert and his host we're no longer
there. They were scattered as the dried leaves Of
Autumn are before the storm-blas: of the COMING
Winter. That same nasal twang rang out, on that
day their well-known war cry, the sword of the
Lord and Gideon These Yankees are a peculiar
people; they are an industrious, thriving, pains
taking race Of men. The frailties of these men
grow out of their very virtues, those stern virtues
which founded liberty in England, and bap:ised
it in their own blood upon Bunker Hill in Ameri-
"a. They will do SO again if there is a necessity
for il. II is a hard matter to deal with men who
do verify believe that God Almighty and his An
gels encamp rouud about them. What DO they
care for earthly things or earthly power? What
do they care for Kings, and Lords, and Presidents?
I hey fully believe they are heirs of the King Of
Kings. in the hour of battle, they seem to them
selves to stand, like the great Hebrew leader, in
the cleft of the rock; the glory of the most high
God passes by them, and they catch a CLEAN of its
Brightness If you come in conflict with the pur-
poses of such men. they will regard duty as every.
thing, life as nothing
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-06-09

In the debate with Mr.. Douglas at Ottawa, ILL.,,
August 81, 1858, Mr., Lincoln cites several para.
graphs from a speech made by himself at Peoria
in 1854. or Whereabouts. One of tn jse paragraphs
We copy, to show that Mr.. Lincoln is opposed to
the immediate emancipation of the slaves
When Southern people tell US that they are no
more responsible for the origin of slavery than we,
acknowledge the fact. When it is said that the
institution exists. and that it is very difficult to
get rid OF it, in any satisfactory way, can un-
derstand and appreciate the saying. / surely
will not blame them for not doing what / should
not know how to do myself. If all earthly power
we're given me, | should not know what to do. as
to the existing institution. My arst impulse
would be to free all the slaves, and send them to
Liberia-to their own native land. But a mo-
ments reflection would convince me, that whatever
OF high hope, (as think there is.) there may be
in this, in the long run, its sudden execution is
impossible. If they were all landed there in a
day, they would all perish IN the next ten DAYS /;
and there are not surpiuH shipping and surplus
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-23
Die beften 8roden ann S@lu6 Der
= .tEs. Mabl3ett. il: IN N7fjl. y!

'a1t Die @pppbe= unterfu4 VI az
C mtttee i1eint ibre fauber1en Gnt=
baIun9en nod fur3 Dor S@lue ibrer Mr=
beiten MAIDEN gu wollem.j Gin sewi]er
&arns BON Reaoing in p%ennlylpania fat
cine Musia9e 9en,ad,t, Der ;ufpl9e an 5000
fal19eN i@etne
an 8auunternebmer Gabrifberrn u. ion>
iise einfubreide uno gut oentofratii9e
perionen seldidt3 wuroen, ,pel@e fe iol>
9en iibrer Mrbeiter bic eiinel1 ridtt9et1
S@ein nod nt@t beanlpru@en burften,
ausbanbi9ten oou.it f1e %tiu,n,en fonnten.
IS iouen 10 9e9en 5000 falf@e Sttmn,en
fur BEN alien 8pd fabri5irt >pprpen fem,
obne tpelde Yenniyloania unb lou,it bic
game MaN fit Jpn nerloreu 9etpelen
tpdre. ..f@aaIa 3sn >]|1a Sa5
Die Bette Mrteit Der COMMITTEE 1T i1>
ce1en ibre lebte, ndirnli& pas 8erb5r Gor,,
nsy's. Die ~v@tfI. pof" i@reibt rardbe'r.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-23

oeu Der partei her @siitli9teit erfolst 1T.
Das fauirte Bantbaus mar bic 5auptsIF
ftlBe Der Sade MtramonS. Die Dope
lde lber New : Orleans lautet: Die
8antier5 Seblcr & So. baben falli1t uno
oabur1 unsebeuere gerlulte TN Came
berbetsefibrt. Namcntli9 bat Der fsanss.
@elanptc 81. 0abriac oueS Yerlprcr,
mas ct beia6 u1b 1T in 9rpber Beltirz.
3ung. Die Ya1iya res 9aui.s betro9en
s. 100000, bic Mftipa $7,00O,000; 9ez.
pib eiu folo0ale5 @ei9aft benapA 1T
ba1elbe unfdbts> fir ben Musenblid ;u
3ablen, unp bat Bel ben @ldubioern I'm 5
Sabre Na6idt an9ebalten unter 3uit6e<
rua9 von 6 Yrpcent 3inlen. Nadridz
ten ubcr Tamptcp 3ufpl9e wuroe inoehen
Der @eneral Der 2tberalen uraga auf's
9aupt seldlaSen. - Die Nu6mon<
beruns no9 benz Ytfe6z Yeaf bauert
nod inner in ben tolc0alien 8erbdltz
ni]7en fort. 3wilden Denver @ity uno
Sort &earney tparen leste @ude preitau<
leno unb bier, uno swil9m Sort &earny
uno benz MiNourt iiber 600 @elpanne
auf oer Tabrt na9 pifeS peat unp anee<
rem @olpresipnen BON &anla6 be9rifen.
&ednet man 5 Meni6en aul tepeS Sc
lpann, 10 lino bis iebt $4,000 MenlAen
auf benz We9e pabin te9rifen> unp etma
5000 Menlden fino btele6 Griibiabr be-
reit5 an Srt unb Stelle eiin9etrof fen. -
Die GrntezM uSlt6ten 9eltalte1 ld
int 0anse1 ~9iinfi9, wtewobl bic furdtz
barren NotureretoniNe Der lebten @pden
beoeutencen S6acen an9eridtet baten
SON Sbio i6reitt Der Columbus Met:
bpte: Der @ei3en 1T jest 70 melt, BAT
tbm fein 6rof mebr iaacen tan11, &urr
@ras, Semitic, @etreice aller Nrt> YET:
ipreden einen reideu Grtra9. Diele Ell:
freuli9en Wu6idten auf cine iippi9'
@rncte nad rret T%ebljabren iino wpbl &C.
ei9nct, bic 8emobner pisl les %9eIeonetet
2anoe6 pieber NIT neucm Mutb II. nele>
9pfnunAen ju teleelen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-23
1Mpr ei1ioe1 Tooet, melpete ,l,s ber

%lJUl tVtttHtu %VSkI WVStSSAk wv w
Ielesrapb, paB @M. Gprntb ppr BEN CO.
Ypce COMMITTEE Mu6 ia8en 8tniadt babe
pic dis 10 widtis tetragtet purpel, pab
re 3uerit rem prditoenten roraelest wer..
ben lp4ten. rbe fe ror Die Defeatlidttit
tdmen. Der Correspondent be5 81. : y.
6erolp" beridtet un6 nun, taB 81. Sol.
Gorney nidt mebr uab ni@t peniacr aus
(aete> alS bo6 81. 8u9ana1 ibm oa6
@on]ulat in Qiperpppl pper rie @eianrt<
j&aft in Nu6lanb poer Yreuben an9ebpz
ten babe, penn Ct, GorneY, bic politit Ger
Mbminiftratton unter itiiBen &polle. Tpr~
ney slebnte oicle6 Mnerbteten al. !9err
@enoeQ bese,lote wetter, oaB ct $4,000
@c9enlan9 in Der Goide berum9etra9en
babe, I'M ie Dem Col. Borney anSu6ieten
unb to6 5er ermdbti9t mar. biele Suntrte
auf 20 bis $4,000 Dollars 3u erb1ben
um iie Gorney ju 9eben, mem, ct ii9 be-
>ue9ea lai1e cine Der u%ben9enaanten Stel<
len an;uncbu,en. w j. III, III
8etanntli@ wurbe ben1otrattl@er(ttt5
aud Der 0erlu@ 9e,nadt- pur@ bic Go
pppe > COMMITTEE Gbotl a9en ans 2t@t
f6roern ~ laien, wel9e bic republtfantl1e
Yartei 9rapirsn. NQein bteler 8erfu9
1T 4ei4ettert. @ir beri4teten In uni ferret
Dpri9cn Drummer, paB oas bent. @pn9reBz
u;it9lieo @in6lotp BON Y%enniylpania Die
&orlaruna elmer beoentenben Mn;abl 3euz
! gen pur@ rem @preder Dor bic @oppce>@
bur&9elebt babe, UNI no&suweiien, bob
ba6 rep. @un8reemitSlteo Scranton BON
Yenniylpania pur@ Betru9 9ewdblt NOR
ben iei. NQein bas 3eu8enperb6r ersab,
baB 5err Winslpm pom einen1 Binfelap>
potaten Nameu6 Coon auf bas S9mdbz
lidite an9tlc9en woroen, uno paB Scr,
@c1anton feline Wabl feinen unebrlt9en
Mttteln perpanfe. 5err Winsluw perz
sidtete ielbit auf auf Die NbbSruns idn1mtz
li@er 3euAen uno ertldrt: oaB ct 9errn
Scranton i'm 6au|e pole @enn9tbuunl
9eben rperoe ,pe9en Der oc9en Jpn erbobez
men fallden Mn1auloi9un9en.
Mu1 eer prptet 8u@anan6 9e9en BIZ
;lnterludun9. febentlt@ uno fred su9letd
nte er ,par, 1T in ben @inp Semadt nor:
ben. Der @d9ter am @rie 19reibt:
Da6 Meprdlentantenbaus bat nit 81
oe9en 40 @timmen ben @ajaritdteberi@
bes Suiti3cummitteea iiber ben protef 8u:
hcnane 9e9en oa6 @oooceunterl u@un9s:
COMMITTEE an9enpmmen uno 1on1it oieier
protet als etne Gredbett enerAtl@ 3urid:
9ewielen.
MQe6, beben e6 nun nod beoart 1T, bal
ber 8eri&t Dem @on9reb por9ele9t >pero
unb bieie r leinerletts bei&liebe, ibn be-
Natipn prrbulese,t, >pel@e ibre Mleinun!
bierubcr bct Der naditen Yrdlioenten>pab
nidt Yerf eblen miro, funo 5u eeben. 8u
4anan bat freilt@ aQes 9etban Die @ora
litdt pes @plft6 pieier &epublif, pas itol5
Selttbemubtietn bes freien 8arBer6 ),
Detnidten aIein bpfentli@ 1T bapon nod
70 piel ltrt9, paB bas @plt feline @erfQb
rer ron lid ltoben fam.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-23
Cine frobt &unbt fit btn Glaimtr.
&neli6 bod nod cine &eimitdttebin

@nelid bod nod cine $eimitdttebia
No@mols 1T cine vQpnftren3z@ omite"
jnlammen9eleBt aus Mtt9liepern pes Se;
mats uno De6 6aule6 3ulammen 9e,pelen
UNI einen 6eimitdttebiQ @ntwurf 3u per:
einbaren, Der bic 8eifimmun9 teiper 6du:
fer erbolten t5nnte. Dieles 70 auberor=
oentli@ wi@tise, auein ME IS i9eint
9dnjlt@ nnousfQbrbare @erf, 1T benn bod
enolt6 9elun9en. Ser @olfar, @oriBe,
Der COMMITTEE auf Seiten bes unterbauz
le5 unp SEER Sotnlon Yon Iennej lee au|
Seiten beS @enats, bert9teten ibren BE-
tt fenben6 aulert ant pori9en Dienitaa Elm,
@ompromiBzBiQ bic i'm Senat ldmmtl{s
DE Stimnen, piejeni9en Der So. 8ra9e
BON Shortly Carolina unp pierce BON Snz
btana auS9enpmmer, erbielt, unb i'm
6auie NIT 112 Sesen 81 Sttmrner, paiz
1trt ,purbe. .'..' ':"
Die 8eRimmunseu Der Biu, ipmeit
mir lie bis Jest tenaem, 1lnb fol,
9enbe: ~ ."*' 49,.
T.. @dmmtli9e 2anoereier, BE iebt ben;
prtpatanfauf u~nterworfen finc> ilnp ben
.Mnteplern CUR @rwerbun9 BON 6eimitdtz
TIN III "25 Cts. Der Slider freieeeeben.
(Spl4e 2dnoereien 9tebt Is in Mtnnelota
feline ali. adnSli9 tpertbloie.) -, .,.,<
2. 8pn ben Yerme0enen 2dnbcreien.
mel9e mod ni9t i'm @arft .pareu
unb MUIR Dem Mniebler sun, @ortauf,
(Preemption) mad ceu1 alttn @laimre9t,
offenfe9en 1T cine 8 dlftze, bic 9erapen
ooer Die un8eraoen Seetionen, .(bte Depez
pei@e sia9t. ni4t tpel6e) ber Grmerbuna
pom 5eimitdtten au rs Ste. freisu9eben.
3. Sir Minneiota bic ein3i8 &pi@tiAe
uno le9ensrei&e 8eiimmun9, 1T BIT, Ste.
'Diele lautet |: @urtdufer (9lnfeble) nell
DE jebt7 auf 5ffentli9em1 2ano on1dBia
flno,1 :baben sur 8esablun82 tbres 2anbes
2 SABRE 3eit sen Der Yafiruna be6 '@tz
leBes on9cre@net, lnps brau9en nur 81 J
st. fat ,$14 per 2Mder III be3oblen. lad
: Eo6 lebtere 1T cine trbitlide Na@ri&t
lcte mir ben tauienbe1 pom aru,et, Gloi<
ttern, in Minneiota nit berlelben 6reupe
pert1npen, uie In Der leBtettI drummer bic
9l1dliderweiie ptrfrlbte Grauerbpt11aft
bon Der 9du3li@en Beleiti9ung Sci. 6eiu1<
itdtttbtQ NIT S9mer3.
Sen ber a1dditen Drummer ,perben mir
obne 3metfel i'm @tanbe ltin, ben 2eieru
Die Blu gan; nor3ule9en. It'll a9t E
Da mir arttert &inper uts f&ptt BOZ
batte-t; gar ri9ts gu erbalter, bon
ben 8dterr ber Station in @aibin9tcn,
- lit natirli@ has @e1i9e, ,wedes BE
f8iQ- bietet INNER nod redt erfreuz
p.3s4a55 alta H554I i,:am13 silf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-23
Demtfb unb bentpfratiib. unb B . d
niferabel.

~S"\Vky ~ ~
miferabel.
@enn mir aus Milwaufee et&pa6 III
meloen BADEN, 70 1T bic Nfa&ri@t wenn
fie aueemeine @erbdltni0e aneebt, jepen<
fails ibrem @barafter nad oemofratil@
UNI reutl9, benn Milwautee 1T uorSu9sz
weile cine peutide unp pemofratilAe Staot.
Tim 10 ,peber tbut es uns pann &pen1 bic
Na&ri@t cine 1T mie pie fol9enoe wobl
perbiir9te:
Sn Mi(wautee1inb Vi Sffent<
li9en S4ulen 1&pn1 eit 9erauz
mer3eit we9en neber1@ue an
@elpman9el 9e1@lomen. Die
remptratI9en @erwalter baz
ben chen bic Safe rein auS9ez
pluubert ....
,,9dtte bic Democratic nt9t taS Deutlaz
t6um pber paS Deutldtbun, bic Demofraz
tie Dor FOLDER S4ma@ %bewabren t6nnen ?
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S9liebli9 nod Elm Bort gu ben 5erren
QcnpfduGeuten

@eit tem Besinne eesenwartieer Sailcn baben
mir infer 9aupt- Musenmert auf'S Wbolelale-
@eldGit seleet unb luden berin uniere 9aupt-
Surge 81 entwideln !; mir baben Dieftr elm Grtra>
Departement einri9ten la0en unb bieten ben 9er-
rem @iebersertGufern i'm 2anbe ale Vortbeile
unb Beauemlidfeiten, bic ibnen nur bon u~n1eren
&uncurrenten in ben Gltli4en Ylaben ~pferirt trtr-
kn tUnnen. Infer @tod it fir ben DRY @octs
Qunlum in Minneluta Gin mirtli9 grcbarti9er uno
Rnben, II II + bel u,,s %ein3ufaufeu, pa Is teire1,
anbern 9euie III Miune1ota mS9lib 1T, tpas Nus-
wabl unD Binisteit betridt, audi nur anndberno
nit uns eoneurriren 3u fSnnen.
Serr Muerbd6
Der NIT eiem Departement betraut .~pprben, tuirb
IS fi9 a~uqeleaen itin la0sn, unltre Sertbrtem 8un-
BIN in jeper Beaiebuns 5~ufrieben 81 (eQen.
Suffice & Gprepauob.
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Muermemefes!
q. 10. JnQerCou e Co..

D. u. Jn0er(oQ T. Go.
babem 1eettn ibre r i @enbuns BON
Tr0blin98< un6 Sp1h11er<
@aaren
erbalten. Sn 9(nbetradt Ter l4ledten 3eittt 3D.
ben f9 bic l1nterseidneten entl9le0en, ibren
fGmmtli1en Waareasurrat9 aW
berab9eiettem @reiien
~ Yertauftm.
A6ufer, bic bel uns Soripre@en> tSnnea MIR
Iber3eugen> baB mir ibnen bic
8r1Bte MuSmabl
bieten fSnuea sp,, irsenb einem @el&afte III St'
auL gum Beiipid
:.. @alicp8 3u 1O@t8+;
@in9bamts,
@trumpfz@ aaren,
Iu6waaren fUr @erren
1nb ale in uni er Sad gebSrenbs Mrtittl 81 1tr'
bd%ltniBmGDi9en Yreiien.
Da mir un5ere Waaren ale brett BON ben
NanufaFturen in,pprtiren, 10 tSn,sn mir btsis!bs''
ben
Qautfamfeuten
~ biQissren Yreilen bieten> ais irseno Elm an
beres @el9Git in ct. Yaul; mir boHen, baB be
feben> tevor le III aneern 8auasuten eebe". be
uns porlprsden uno l& islbit absr3eusen 'perosn'
@err Mabler
.pirb IS 04 anselesen lein lalen, feline bs"tl@e'
2anbsleute auf's Bette gu bsbienen.
.. 80. GneerfoQ s g.,
'neben Der Bride, i'm Newz yorfzSaoen
ct. Vaul, Minn.
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0eut10eS GDniulQt.

Ger Undergraduate @oniul Scn yraun1dwtia.
yunetnrs &c. tur hen Gtaot Miuuelrta wire lid
pabrenp ben Grmmcr=M onasen III @eu;tcrt,
(9Ninnel cta) aufbalttn, no er Gplnladten uuo
cnitlee Dptnnente lcwobl fir bic teutlGen 8uu-
eesltaaten ais luxembourg ls9alillren, unb auf
WunId lrrort al'6b 9leiG per prit AT ihreu &c.
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feruer unterbalien mir tinsn Ibpnen Sprratb
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GaIemsrss, DIfes, @rapattes, 5emoen &c. tie-
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baben.
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