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h nn3 %TaIhionabler Gleioerlaben,
49, gDsf Yrattaraes, So. 1858 II. 3581<.
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,iermtt Bic 1@nsetes. bae Id untsr bsattaen, Datum bas for
ssst Sabreu an btelem plate ttabltrts @ef41ft nternpr,n,tr
Sabe ub Ssadatie Elm rsi4taIiiets Eager BON f&Snsn, ioIti
ssorb ttetsn bsrrenilstbern, nsntfer gacCn. au ben biltpRtr
Srsiien pprr6tbte baIten unb aud fcIttC duf 8efeQnna onfer.
,tesn rutres.-StCFs fur gBinttrsGtte unb 5sftn iG. In nlsr
gprttn nnb III alsu ~ytstlen.-fsrn ttnt ,Naspatt gsesn.
iairms. StS6t &C., iesDts alttn oteits 8aSs l&ioesnSt atttisl.
M MGt geHe0nnetn trerben prompt, btGt8 unb In tlr,shet
"a ssn tntr an8eferttGt wtEben,
Du16.jI p T. &attee.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-08
Senator Rice, The Southern Secession.
lists, and John Brown Republicans In
Minnes0ta Acting In Concert.

1t is not little significant that Senator
W1GFALL, of Texas, should be quoting from
the JOHN BROWN organ of this city, its re.
port of speeches made at the late Demo.
cratic meeting at st. Paula paper which
opened not long since with the following
words respecting the execution of JOHN
BROWN:
Good God /! and is it true Is it possible,
that in the nineteenth century, in Republican
America, mans blood flows on the scaffold for
an IDEA? the idea that mankind have the right
to the ownership of themselves and their fam
ilies-dying for the truth enunciated by Thomas
Jefferson, that all men men are created equal
The execution of John Brown yesterday, we
regard as an event truly big with future i'm
mense consequences. That day, the second
day OF December, 1859, will indeed be mem.
orable in future ages as day marking mar
tyrdom for Liberty--as day second only in
American annals to the Day Of the Declaration
of independence itself, for its grave and impor-
tant consequences.
Who provided Senator W1GFALL with a
copy of that sheet ? Is be regular sub
scriber? Or did Senator RICE kindly loan
him bis copy of that day? Or were some
of our ta,thless delegates to Charleston lin.
gering around the Capitol, just then, in reg.
ular receipt of the Minnesotian and Times,
ready to evince their devotion to the dis
unionists by the same courtesy7 What say
you generous, conservative, heightened men of
all parties in this State-Is it true that
Senator RICE, Senator W1aFALL and the
secessionists of the South, are acting in con.
cert with certain fanatical, misguided JOHN
Blown Republicans in Minnesota, their
organ included) in an unholy warfare upon
the true Democracy of our country--that
Democracy to which you all really belong
Is Mr.. RICE conspiring with the puerie
oppositionists in this State to encourage and
bolster up the cause of disunion and trea-
son !? Let your consciences answer-and let
your future action reflect your fidelity to
the verdict
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-08
The Japanese--The Reaction.

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald says that the Japanese
are pretty nearly played out in WASH ngton.
They have created a good impression. They
are amiable, polite exceedingly polite, and
apparently highly amused or entertained
or surprised with everything they see and
hear. Like all other dark complexioned
people, they soon acquire liking for cigars
and brandy. In lounging about their hotel,
they seem to plume themselves upon the
dignity which attaches to man with ci-
gar in his mouth, and we have heard it all
legged that even the princes of the Embassy
can punish brandy smash or cock tail in
style that would do honor to Texas RAM
ger. 1t is said also, that finding it to be
the custom Of the country, they are very
fond of shaking hands with the ladies. We
have even heard it alleged that notwith-
standing the solemn oath, involving for its
violation the penalty Of death, which they
took every man to the Embassy before
leaving Japan, to keep themselves perfectly
exempt from any contact with the crinoline
of the outside barbarians during their alb
sence, there is danger, if these Celestials do
not look sharpp of some executions amongst
them on their return. Let them be careful,
therefore, in the reconnoisances round Wash.
ington, and every other American city in
which they may sojourn few weeks or
days, or they may be called to fearful ac-
count when the chief censor renders in his
report of the Embassy at Jeddo
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-08
"Crushing Out" Douglas.

Never, in the history of our country, have
such persistent and superhuman exertions
been made to "crush out" an individual as
have been made by certain Senators and
Representatives in Congress and by the Ad-
mipistration to overwhelm and destroy Sem
ator DOUGLAS. All that spite, hate, envy,
rivalry, money and malignity could do has
been done, short of actual or attempted as
sassination, to put the distinguished states
man of the West out of the way. Artifce,
ingenuity, ability, official power, threats and
brow-beating, have ell been pressed into SER
vice to drive Mr.. DOUGLAS from bis position
and compel him to yield to the self.assumed
dictators of the Democratic party. The
manner in which Mr.. DOUGLAS has met these
assaults, the heroism with which he has
maintained himself under the bitter and re-
lentfess persecution to which he has been
subjected, the firmness and ability with
which be has defended himself, and the NOR
al courage with which be has adhered to his
principles. show what power there is in d
consciousness of right where there is will
to back it, 1t is under such circumstances
that the divinity that is in human nature
shows itself and proclaims its paternity.
And it is that which has drawn around and
about Mr.. DOUGLAS such hosts of the peo-
ple-so many manly hearts-to encourage
and cheer him on as be treads the thorny
path Of duty. He will not be crushed out
unless they also are crushed with him. And
we mistake much not only their temper but
their power, if they allow either to be done.
His cause they have made their own, and
they will stand by him and sustain him to
the "bitter end" as bitter it will be to his
assailants and prosecutors. i ~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-08
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT
An Exhort..,on 10 70 to the wan.

Mr.. YANoEY, of Alabama, in his speech
at the Charleston Convention in favor Of the
slaye.code resolutions, exorted the Northern
Democracy "to go to WALL" if need be, in
support Of the slave-code dogma. He said {:
Go to the wall on this issue # events demand
IT. Accept defeat upon it. Let the threatened
thunders roll and the lightning fash through
the sky, and let the dark cloud be pointed out
by you, now resting on the Southern horizon.
Let them know that our people are in earnest,
and In accepting defeat upon that issue, my
countrymen, you are bound to rise, If there is
virtue in the Constitution.
The Augusta (Me.) Age says the Nor.
thern Democracy have already agone to the
wall" quite as often as they care to, in eff
forts to stand by violent and radical platform
changes, one after another, and they BOW
turn round and ask their Southern brethren
to conquer their prejudices" for once, and if
there is anybody to Ego to the wall" to test
that experiment themselves. Let the eight
nings flash and the thunders roll" yet let the
non>contents stand by the old banner of the
party nevertheless. IfYANCEY and his adj
herents will follow his own advice, all will
vet be well.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-08

The Irish country papers all draw very
gloomy sketch of agricultural prospects.
The Fermenagh Reporter, and it is by no
means the worst anticipation INDUCED in,
says -" Things look i'll in Ireland we
have had bitter winter, protracted drea-
rily and almost hopelessly till near May /;
every agricultural operation is far behind !;
the cattle are dying off rapidly for want of
food; the prospects of the coming harvest
time are anything but cheering, and the
people are flying in shoals from the country.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-08

A SPECIAL session of the Massachusetts,
Legislature convened on Wednesday, the
3Otb ult., when message was received from
the Governor upon the subject Of the cattle
distemper. The Governor estimates the
number of cattle 10 the United States at
100000; he urges the Importance Of
checking the contagion; suggests thorough
investigation into the character Of the dis
ease; thinks that the transit of cattle
through the several towns may require adj
ditional legislation; and leaves to the wis
dom Of the Legislature the subject Of en-
larging the number Of the Board of Com.
missioners and of increasing their authority.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-08

The LATE GEORGE WOODS FORTUNE
The will of the late great New York law.
yer has been admitted to probate, and it
shows him to have been possessed of enor-
nous wealth, his real estate alone being
valued at 100000. 1t hardly sustains Mr..
CLAWS oftrepeated remark, that 4" lawyers
work hard, live well, and die poor" Il
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-08

WIN. KocHEsPERGER, policeman of the
Fifteenth Ward of Philadelphia, met with
sudden death on Monday Of last week. He
was engaged in exercising himself with q
pair of dumb-bells, when he overstrained
himself, causing rupture of the stomach.
Mr.. K, lived but few minutes afterwards.
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GomareB.

Burlington, 16. SUM. Senat.
Der Senat 1T bon leinem ENHANCEMENT CUR pa
Eele9rapben=8ia, mcrna6 Die @rrid>
tun9 Der Tele9rapben=2inie elmer III Der 8il
gu be5et&nenoen @Ompa9nie (j3enuS 8arnum
& Co. iibertra9en peroen lcttc, 3liritfgcipi9en
uuo bat ii4 nit benz 9au8 babin 9~eeinist, paB
Der General BOltmeilter CUR @inleaeuas BON
@pntrattppri6lasen iiber bic @rridtuns Der
9iaie auifOrDern lpl. 81 1T bic 8ta ieet in
beioen Saulern ansenenmen.
9uf ben Nntrag Sumner'S tpurbe bic Saus-
Bill pp%r9enpmmen, wDrnad Die g. ct. fiiniti9
in Sarpinien bur9 cinea @eIanrten erlten
9tu1s8 pertreten iein loGlen. Qnseuommen.
Sau8. Na9 elmer Debatte pcI Der abs
l9eulidlfen @pnlulirn puroe Der 8el4luB be8
Senat8, oaB li4 Der Gon9reB all %. SUM-
(ltatt am 49, perta9en irle, nit 1913 9e9en
So Stimmen anaensntmen.
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@mropGtfcbe Nfa6rt1ten.
0eutidh[anb.

4 ~ @eutiDtuItC. ##8s
SEA e1, 81. Wtat. Oa8 ~plf5iele Sc
lebblatt entbdlt cine 8erfal1unA bic benz 9anoe
bonn &urfirten octro9irt tporoen lit. DieIe
8erfafuns lit pom 80, Wai Oatirt nno 1T auf
bic 9eldlu6e beS 8unoe8tageS ppm "a.
'Wdr5 urD pe8 flr9ellil4en 9anotases bon
1857 balirt.
Der preuBii DE Staat8an5eiz
8 er entbalt in ge5u9 AMI bu8 felt eini9er 13eit
perbreitete @eriidt bon einem auf Nnla6 Der
fran56ltlden Ne9ierun9 erfplsten Oepelaen=
piebltabl Die fpl9enoe Grflarun9 vSn ben leb=
ten Gasen lift in SffentliAen 8ldttern mieoer~
bolt bon enttpenOeten DepeI9en nno 8riefen,
lnO al8 a19ebli4e 6pl3e iol6er Gntpenoun9
poer 8eruntreuun9 bon Exclamation elmer
au8pdrtigen MaAt Die 9teoe s~etpelen. @8 1T
peoer cine Depel4e mod ein Sdreiben ent-
pe1oet norpen, e8 iiao weOer gbl9riften nod
auS5ase BON iOlden in Sdnpe selanst, ftr
welde lie ni6t beittlnmt lparen. Oemna9 bat
audi meoer Der 8ertreter elmer .auSpdrtioen
Wa9t Neclamaticnen auf @runo auseblider
SArtfttide bieler Nrt crbebsn, nod 9~luSfunft
perlansen, nod enoli6 cine llnterreoung Des
Sn9qltS Ober dbnliden SnbaltS fattfnpen
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2Das elm grpRer Getit ppllbrtngcr
fnnn.

Die @rS6en Der Grpe oerben nit &eGt lol@e
perlpnen 9enannt, welHe 3tele erreidten nnb DIM
ge pUIfiIbrtent bic tbren Mitmeulhen MnnlG9lid
fparen. 8etraGten mir ben 8eginn r1b 6prtiAritt
perletben, 70 lebel mir Dap lte tbren GrfOI9 lelten
elmer neuen 5bee Oper eiaent prisineaen prOjett,
lsnpern srGBtentbeilS Der l9ltentattiden gerbelie<
runa uno 8erYpltcmntnunS FOLDER prpiefte perpan~
fen. Den beutlthten unp l4lastnolten Sepeis
bitfar liefert bic Garrtere nnb bliBartise 8erbrei>
tuns Des Rubnt8 bon &bOnas Sotpwa9 unb Der IN
aleihem Mabe 3lrnebmertpe uniSerlale @ebrauH
SGeiner Wi[len un6 Salbcrt, ais Seilmittel fur fat
aQe @ebreden peS menfbliGen &Srpers.
gBir paren 70 sladl,i9 pom leinen si9enen aiPgen
benz modus operandi' letltes ~nnoerptrtenben SY>
items au erfa6rem pel6es feline 8pr5lsliatcit niGt
allen in Der bS6len 8olenOuas seist lpnbern aud
burb in Srbnunsbaltnns jener madtiaen Srsani-
iatipru pel6e bic tauienDlattise parfe in Stim>
Der yQeltr bente f& lelbf bic MSsli6tsit Elm
Gel6Gft au s~rinben uno i'm @an9e au baltery beden
aanaeS @reebntb nur stret Mrtifel 1inD nit benz etnfa>
den Waraen 5Ouppa9'sYtQen II. Salbe bic t~etGnbis
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Gin Neaer aesobpfyen.

@eltano, 6. @. 16. SUM, Gefern
NOrsen be9aben itd bic Gcntabler Benrer
unO 9pfman nah 9umberlfUne, un einen
Nsser, Nanlen5 8ant6, gu Oerbaften, tpelAer
it6 zines m6roeriiden an9rifes i6ulOi9 GEE
ma6t bate. NIS Die GOnltabler it6 gant8'
!9au5 ndberten, fam pttier nit elmer 8linte
berau6 uno ldoB ouf Die Gonltabler. Diele
~feuerten wieoer uno erldpiIen Banf8. Gin
anperer Ne9er. welAer Sanf5 81 9alfe fam,
lpurpe ebenrallS lAwer Derpunpet. Giner
Ger Gonltabler lpuroe in Die 9anO 9elAoi1en.
Die Sabe miro jeBt unterluht
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Sir Scmpfrntticbc NnttUnalsS onz
Deuttpn.

,Seute alIp, am Sabre8tu9e Der 9dla4t BON
83terlpp, be9innt oa8 9rcBe ppltttlde S4au@
ipiel i'm 6ieligen 6rontltr. @89eaterl G8 ware
l&6erlid, menn mir un8 iebt, mo Der SOrban9
aufaeroQt 1T, nod III Sermutbungen iiber be
6aliiplntg rno ben au89uns be8 StiifeS er9e=
BEN woQten. o r~@tnprld aber ffetnt 5tenl=
lid aQge.uein gu lein, oaB eS ais Grauerlpiel,
udmlid ais Grauelpiel fir Die benlOfratllfe
8artei, enoen miro, pbmpbl eS urter ZEN Nc
teureu uibt an mlttgen BerIoneu Sebrift.
Bolitl6e Wfetpnns8< 0ifferenaen iollten le=
bDd 3iemanben perpin0ert, ben 6rerlloen, nell
6e Ii6 al8 Ncteure unp 3ni6auer etn9efu1cen,
auf}3 freunolid1fe eutge8en gu fOmmert. Nn
bietelt ~DenIe(6en, nanlentlif aber ben oeutS
56eu @&teu, einen ber6liGen
Wi1fOnut1.
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@iehcr cir Orfan.

2eapenmortb, 10. SUM-. 2pfin8
@oun y, &ania8, tpurOe am 8. b. SO. MOr9en8
3 lbr BON einem fur4tbaren Srfane beim8e=
lu6t.
Sn S1awatDmie unO Der llrneeeeno wurpen
6duler ab9eoedt uno piel S9aoen 9etbau.
Da8 Sau8 BON 4bratam SpGtpuA 2 Ofeilen
Don Sl1apatonlie, wuroe pemolirt uno 5rau
6olioap auf Der Stelle 9%etDotet.
Sn SnoianappliS murDen me6rere @ebdupe
5~erltDrt.
Sn 5anto wurpeu .. SO 8. 8ater uns
5tpet Stnoer S%etDotet.
@eradte Don meiterem l1nstid puren in
pmlauf.
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f~Snnen, i6er wel9e Oas Dal1eloOrfer SOurnal
ppn gutter Sano ultterridtet Ieia min"

fGnnen, Iber mel6e ba8 Oi6elbprfer SDurnol
pplt gutter S1no unterrtdtet Iein min"
Tranereid.
Der Correspondent Der Tinte8 16reibt aus
8art8: Der &ailer urb bic &ailerin Der 6ran=
5clen merpen AIN 1. SUM- nad Qpon abreiIen,
UNI bort nit Der perlpittpeten Gailerin pp1
0tuBlaao 5uiammen3utreflen, IA bielelbs id,
bartndfig 9eipeigert bat, troy aller Der Nnz
~nebmlidteiten Der fran30lil9en SauptItaot unb
troB aGler oria9enoen Ginlapunsen, nad Yart8
gu tommen, Der Safer tbut pielen S6ritt,
pie eS beiBt, um bic ruliilde &ailerin gu pers
a%nlaIien, ben Brin5re9enten BON Yreu6en St
ether 3uiammenfunft nit ibm gu beIimtnen,
Ooer AUDI pieGleidt we9en elmer 9emil1en Orb
1ttng Der prientaliiden 6ra9e.
HmRIanb nnb giirfei.
Sn etnem 8rtefe aus Sbe1a miro oerneloet,
oaB 8ilger aus 8o8nten, Mpntenearo uno
Serbien pur9 0fuBlanb reilen, unb iberaQ
iber bic 2eipen Der @briltelt in Der Girfei fla
gen, ippburd tie bereit8 unter Der rullil6en 8ez
pDlferun9 einen unsebeuren SaB 9eoen Die
Girten unp eiuen 9liibenpen Nadeourl erpeft
baben,
Sn einem 8riefe aus @onfantinppel ipirb
gemelOet, pa6 Smer Bal4a gum 9eneraliili=
mus be8 tiirfilden Seere8 Don 9tumelien er=
nannt pprpen Iei.
Sumner ftebr ruIitlde Truppen peroen an
Der titrtilden @ren5e cpncentrirt. gm Dberen
Brutb unD in 8e6arabien miro balo Elm Seer
BON 10000 Waun Ifeben. Die Yforte rltItet
eletdfall8 nit un9ebeurem 6 ifer.
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1lnmerteamifbe Sladbrtdbten.

re- Oetat18 iiber bic Nteber=
LACE Der Iartffbtll I'M Senat +.
0a8 Sotum itber ben Qntras Sunter'S, bic
Garifbia De8 6auIe8 biz CUR nddlten SeHiDn
be8 @puSre7e8 5uriif5ule9eu, lt1np 10:
Sir Den Sunteri9en AntraS 25, rGmli6
8aDarb, 8ragg, @be8nut, @lingman Davis,
6ibpatrid, Green, @min, Sempbia, 6nnter,
3pbnion BON 2lrt., SobnlOn bon 1enn., Game,
Wtalorp, Scarce, Yolf, 8Omea, Yugb, Slice,
Saul8burp, Slieea, Se6altian, EoombS, 8is~
fan, OuQee.
@e9en ben Snnter16en Antrus %, namlif
Nutbpng, 8i8ler, Cameron, G9unOler, @lart,
0trOn, DOplittle, 6elienoen, 6oDte, Softer,
Sale, Samlin, 5arlan, Sing, 2atbarn, Sez
DacD, Stmmpns, GUNNER, Sen Gpd, Srim=
bu0, 81pe, 8ilttnlon, g8tllp
8Q8 Die BarteilteQung b~etrifft, 10 Itno Gue,
mel4e fir Sunter'a Antrag, alIo 9esen Die
5artffbia %9eltimnlt, Demptraten /; se0en Sun.
ter'8 Qlutra9, allo fir bic Iarifbia, baben ale
durpelenoen depubltfaner uno Die Oempfrater
BtQler BON BennI plcanien uno Qat6am ppr
Californian geltimnlt. Sr. 8ieler. Der Toni
DEM ~leiielten 8tnf Der iapliden 3enlUtrutet
qe9prdt, 1T i6nen pie8mal aus Burdt Dor lei.
ne11 BennIplpaniern, Die befanntli9 in aber.
mieoenber IRe6rbeit fir Die Tarifbil lnb. I'M.
oebSrTam Qemeien. Inter Denen, bic fir BIZ
&artf=gi ii ipraten, 5eidnete fi4 Sewuro aus
QtncoIn m Sinen. Nie mi6liebit
ben Stlapeubaltern AUDI tmmer gentle Blan'
fen in Der @biea9p Ylatfprm lein mS9en, Il
pre6en 1i6 op6 biele Der leitenben 3eitun9el
be8 StoenS in 9eredter urtp anerfennun88per
MS
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mericp.

sc ew<Srlean8, 16. SUM. Ser
S9oner Star 1T bier NIT Na&ridten aus
Sierra @ru5 pom s. B. sc. anSefommei.
Da8 9uare3'lhe Cabinet befinoet li4 IN et@
ner &riie. Der 6inan5minilter bat reiisnirt
u1o MAJ slaubt, Dap wenn Der Sertras nit
ben Ser. Staaten nidt r~QtificIrt weroe, Die
con titutionele 6esieruns ft6 a%uflSlen weroe.
Der uSarato9a" ie9elte am 2. nad Bbtla~
Delpbia alb uno Der u8rccflpn" fren5t an Der
&itlte. 6err WeQane 1T an 8oro.
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MmfMmft Der ~leberIanbppf.
Beiteres iber ben lprbuerIud, in Sdpdn,

~r ~ ~FN
Ct. 2pui8, 10. SUM-. Die i9on Ell
wdbnte in SprinsfielO an9efOmmene ueberlaaps
ppIt bra9te Srlgenoe8 Don Sapan.
Sanawasa, 2. 9tprl. 8rin5 @ptairO # nod
ni9t tupt uno eS 1T 9rpBe Sofnuns auf ieine
@enelung pprhauoen.
Spleenper 8eri6t lit aus einem Yrioatbrief,
batirt Siotabma, 3. Npril
,Spr elmer ISOLDE wnrfe 8rin5 @otairo, ais
er lid NIT Der sewSbnltden 8ade BON Sed8s
5ebn auf Dem Wese BON Ieinem .8ripat9auS
na9 benz Balaltin YeooO befono, rDpa Is Neda=
nern lberfallen. 6 BON Der Wa6e uno 4 BON
ben Nnsreifern ipuroeu 9etSptet uno mebrere
auf belpen Seiten ~rerwunpet, parunter Der
Yrin5. Die @a9e fcdt tupfer. @tner Der An>
9reifer wurpe 9efdbrltd perpunoetl. elmer leiner
&1nleraoen Idnitt ibnr, I'M bic Grtennun9 gu
permeipen, ben &cpf ab utp ertfam nit oielem
pur9 eiue8 Der Tbpre. Der Epcpon befabl
benz an benz betr. Tbpre frmuanDirenoen Diff
5ier, Saritari gu ntadlen, mas pieler aud that.
vWande 9lauben, e8 ltebe einc 8epplnticn
bepor, Die, wenn erfpl9reid, CUR l9nellen NuSz
treibung pper gum SOB aIer 8renlpen fabren
mitroe.
Die 6esierun9 bat aubercrpentlide WiaB>
regeln gu ibrem S4use 9etrpffen. 8a9tbdl=
ler linb Ser nad Sepbp fit9renoen StraBe ent'
lang erri6tet uno Die Ma6en init Wel8feten
bepaffnet. Tprtififatirnen merben in Wten9e
erri9tet. - Brin5 @otairp 1T elmer Der mddpz
tighten Wdnner peS 2aaoe8 nnp re9tert 50 Prps
pin5ett.
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