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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

New York AND WORCESTER MAIL-Ths
is an important mail to our merchants and
business men, and as there is sometimes much
disappointment and trouble experienced, main.
ly in not understanding the arrangement as it
exists, we would inform those interested, that
the mail from New York, made up there every
morning, arrives at the Worcester post office
at about half past three o'clock, and unless
some delay has occurred n its arrival. the
letter mail is always ready for delivery by ten
minutes to four o'clock, and in order to ac
commodae as many as possible, the Worces
ter postmaster has directed that a supplement.
airy mail, for New York city only, be made I'D
at this office at fifteen minutes past four, ten
minutes before the departure of the train from
the Western depot, giving nearly one half AN
hour to answer correspondents by this mail,
which is the last that leaves Worcester for
New York-there being no mail by the steam.
boat train.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

WIDE AwAKEs, ATTENTION THE first
meeting at the new quarters in the Lincoln
House (entraucc on Maple street,, will be held
this afternoon al half past six. A general at,
tendance is expected for the transaction of
business at the close of the meeting in Me.
chanics' Hall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

TALL OATs.-Mr. VIM. Eames has shown
us some tall specimens of the Hungarian oats
which he raised this season on his farm in the
north part of Worcester, near Boylston. He
seeded down about "a rods of land Ia little
more than half an acre. with one bushel of
oats, and the product has been 25t busbel.
The average hight he thinks is little over
five feet. The specimens he shows lis vary
nom feet inches to feet inches.
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Political Notes.

There was a great gathering in New Haven
to hear Carl Shurz, Friday night. Fifteen
thousand persons came to the hail. but only
half that number gained admittance. There
were many from other parts of the state pres
ent to hear the gifted speaker.
The republicans of the thirteenth represent
ative district Leicester and Spencer) will meet
at Spencer next week Tuesday, to nominate a
a candidate for representative. The Leicester
republicans hold their caucus next Friday
evening.
The Curtin men in Philadelphia will cele
brate the victory of their champion on Satur-
day next by a barbecue. On that occasion a
fat OK, sheep, calf and a goat will be
slaughtered. The condemned animals will be
paraded through the principal streets on
Wednesday next, and will be slaughtered on
Thursday.
Col. Burbank, the chief marshal of the re-
publican torchight procession in Boston, has
presented one of Cooks best hats to each of
the mounted police who were on duty on that
occasion, and also to G. w. Oliver, superin.
tendent of trucks and wagons
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Samuel p. Bates, gradu.
ate OF Brown University in the class of 1851
and native of Mendon, Mass, has been ap-
pointed deputy superintendent of the public
schools in Pennsylvania.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

MISREPRESENTATION Thompson, of St.
Louis mot Thomson, but Thompson with y,
whose "door plate" will doubtless be esteemed
as an article Of Uenu by some future female
Toodes,l has discovered that the Ethionian
race was pre-Adamite, and that the original
"nigger' was the "sarpent" who tempted Eve
10 eat the forbidden fruit wherefore, the race
has been doomed to servitude ever since
The discovery constitutes a splendid founda-
ton for new theory, and we trust that the
chronological and elaborate Thompson Ia hu-
man bud of such vast promise) may blossom
fully in the public appreciation, at an early
day. Even without a p, such Thomson
would be treasure, but with that consonant
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

he becomes a power, progidy, democratic
prophylactc, whose propinquity to perfection
Drccludes protection.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

POLICE CoURT.-On Monday Ezra P. Clarke
was orraigned for selling two quarts of New
England rum to Rufus Brigham, at Tenney's
store, on Franklin street, Oct. II, but owing
to the obliviousness of memory which sudden.
ly seized the witness in court defendant was
discharged. John WEIGH, arraigned for being
an idle and dissolute person, had his case
placed on file, and he was discharged on being
ordered to recognize in 500 for his appear
ance at any time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

Two YEARS AMENDMENT.-Un Under the two
years amendment to our state constitution, no
person of foreign birth, who has not declared
his intention OF becoming a citizen of this
country previous to the fifth day Of November
next, can vote for president of the United
States in 1864.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

WEST BRooKFIELD.-Mr. Chandler Gid.
dings, of West Brookfeld, slaughtered four
years old COW, on the 18th inst, which weighed
$50 lbs, and took from said COW three calves.
weighing lbs each, and go lbs. of rough tai.
low.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

7 LARGE MEETINGS IN SUTToN-The repub.
licans of Sutton are not lying on their oars, but
are making "a long pull, strong pull, and
pull altogether, for the principles which they
profess and the candidates whom they support.
During the past week they have held three
successful and enthusiastic meetings. the last
OF which was on Saturday evening" at Rev
Fuller's church, where they had the pleasure
OF listening to an eloquent address by Henry
c. Rice, Esq, of Worcester the candor and
force OF which made an impression that will
have an effect on the day of election. Mr..
Rice made thorough expose of the sophistries
of Eli Thayer, and his fallacious doctrine
OF squatter sovereignty, together with the de-
ception that was being practiced upon The peo-
pie of this district, in the ATTEMPT to prove
that prominent republican statesmen endorsed
his position and principles. Mr. Rice read
from recent speeches made by Seward Sher-
man, Blair and others, wherein each and all
distinctly assert the right and duty of con
gressional Intervention to prevent the exten.
sion of slavery in the territories; and, in con-
clusion, paid worthy tribute to the integrity
and ability of Goldsmith F. Bailey, the nomi.
nee OF the republican party. Mr.. Rice has
the hearty thanks OF the republicans of Sutton
for his very able address. #x*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

FIRE IN NoRTnBoRo The barned owned
ny Capt. Haynes was destroyed By fire on the
evening OF the 18th inst, together with all the
ia, nay ana gram therein. The loss was $500,
The barn was insured .-7ianscyjw "O'0'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

LOOK Our FOR Your CLOTHES LINEs.-A
thief visited the yard of NJ. b. Green, on Oak
street, last evening, as early as o'clock, and
made off with the weeks washing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

LE1cEsTER.-The Lightfoot base ball club
OF GreenviIle held match game with the
Rough and Ready club of Leicester on Satur-
day, the score at the close being 20 tallies Tor
the latter to for the former.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

PhotOgraphs!-At" Union Art Gallery" from life
to miniature sizes and finished either in Oil Water
India Ink, rastc Cravon. Also Anlbrotypes Melain
otypes, &c, all sizes PARTICULAR ATTENTION
PAID TO COPYING PICTURES OF DECEASED
PEOPLE.
The best Pictures in the city, at the most reasonable
prices made at the Union Art Gallery 1877 Main
street. au2O DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

WE are glad to learn that Mr.. Francis r.
Merrlck was better, yesterday, and that hopes
are entertained of his recovery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

Hon. DEXTER F. PARKER will speak at:-
Paxton, Tuesday Evening, Oct. 20.
oakham, Wednesday Evening, Oct "a
Rutland, Thursday Evening. Oct 25
Southbrdge, Tuesday Evening. Oct. 30.
North Brookheld, Monday Evening Nov. 5.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

New CoUNTERFEIT.-The Providence Press
says there have been presented in that city
tens on the City Bank of Worcester altered
from some broken western bank. Vignette,
female seated; man blowing; sheep and large
building in distance; female with sheaf in
oval; portrait OF Washington in lower right
corner; Ten in lower, and y in upper left cor
ner; 10 in upper right corner
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

Ladies who have Cloak to buy, or a Cloth for a Cloak
will find it for their interest to read Bryans advertsev
ment. DIST ok
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

Thomas Richards, an old and esteemed mer.
chant OF Philadelphia, died suddenly last Fri.
day, at the moment when his friends were
about celebrating his golden wedding and the
marriage OF his daughter. He was in his
oiSt year ana quite infirm, and was some
what excited in anticipation of the DAYS fes.
tivities.
Walter Savage Lander has occupied him.
self for some time past in putting his complete
writings in fitting order for the press. His
entire works, corrected and enlarged, as thew
may be, he has put into the halds of Mr.
REID Inc Boston publisher selecting him as
his final editor
Mrs. Sickes, wife of the Hon. Daniel +.
Slckles, who has been living in strict retire
ment since the reconciliation between her bus.
0 ga and herself few days ago presented
Mr. Slckles with pledge OF that reconcia
non what happy change has come over
mat woman's dream, since a year and half
anO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

Smiths Curative CIea.nsIng Compound.-A
superior remedy for Headache Burns Sore fps Bowel
Complaints Canker Piles, Sore Throat. .vc &c For
sale by BUSH Il CO., "a Front street by the dozen
single bottle at manufacturers pri es 80 decd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

WARRANrED,-II IS Liquid Amandine, for the cure of
chapped hands, roughness OF the skin, &c. Prepared
and sold by JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary Mechanics
Hall Building. diff al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

WIDE AwAKEs IN GRAFToN.-The repub.
licans of Grafton organized Wide Awake
club On the 18th inst, with the following off.
GERS -
rresident-Wm f. Slocum, Esq. Commander
r. e. Warren Lieutenans-James Gleason r. A.
Leland, s. Dinsmore, Dr. Nichols Treasurer-Chas
knights.
Fhey were out on parade, on Saturday eve.
ming, for the first time, to the number of sew
enty'six men. They marched through the
principal streets, accompanied by a band of
music, and made a fine appearance. Their
dnitorm consists of glazed caps and capes,
with red, white, and blue lanterns. Our cor.
respondent writes that Grafton will give a
good majority for Mr. Bailey next Novem
Der " We are glad to learn that the wide
awake republicans of old Grafton are in the
field, prepared to do active service for their
cause and their candidates.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

New Carpets fine lot, nice all Wool ones iusl
Received from the New England Carpet Co So durable
% oe1ulul so cheap; say all Call and see them al
she foenca Exchange in the Bay State Block for
auto DIFF N'N-' hi-AAH'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

Inc Jewelry store OF Edward Benjamin. in
New Haven, was burglariously entered. Satur-
u"y hlght' ana robbed of watches and jeweIry
to the amount of $500. The safes. containing
$4,000 worth of jewelry, resisted the test Of
gunpowder, and the property was saved. The
burglars escaped.
Aiphonso, son of Spencer Burnham OF East
Hartford, had one foot cut with an axe, few
days ago, which AT first seemed to heal, but
afterwards became dangerous and produced
lockjaw, which resulted in his death
Counterfeit $40 notes on the Danbury bank
have been issued in Hartford.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

/ hS oliGel postmaster Ill Tue united states,
who has never been out of office since the
date OF his appointment. is John Billings, at
trenton, Oneida county, New York. His
appointment was made on the 18th of June,
1906.
Mr.. j. w. Forney was burned in effigy on
last Friday evening, at Reading, Penn, by
some Juvenile democrats, who fegned intense
indignation at the course which he took in the
late state election. lie was represented by
figure of straw, holding in hand a copy of the
Press
Mr.. buchanan addressed an autograph let.
ter, filled with the warmest expressions of re-
gard, TO the queen mother Victoria, in which
he spoke, i'll terms of studied yet sincere com.
plinent, of her son, the future monarch of
Great Britain, and declared his satisfaction at
his visit.
The trial of Abe Church and Charles Case.
two free negroes, charged with the abduction
of slave from the lower part of Accomac
county, Va, and aiding in her escape to Balti.
more, took place last week. The prisoner,
were both acquitted. They were defended by
Gov. Wise, who made plea so eloquent that
at its close many of his hearers were affected
to tears.
The Charleston Mercury states that two
persons named Htcngs, who were arrested
at Cheraw, 5. c., atew days ago. on the CHARGE
OF melting the slaves to instruction. were
convicted OF the charge and sentenced to be
hung on Friday last. They were probably
hung at that time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

,i nhSlon club Saucc--This Sauce celebrated
iogi,out Europe and warmly recommended by The
Ncleptsu culSinler i,oYcr, possesses an %
nosed au S aGeasy Of taste mpartng relish ansur
PASSED. Nv All other Sauces. ready made dishes lie
nfor Is most agreeable and no one accustpinnd "a e
ue would care to sit at table loaded with the rc6cs
O2O cn,iS,us an respectable Grocers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

Newton az TOurteIIotte. neDt5st. Uarrn,,
on Conner corner Of Vain and Trout streefs dtf mh2s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

der,,'e " orcesteT City a gcncy.-In Board OF Al
"oIiiei' harc Sth S6t John q Hill was apponte ed an
segt loT NE city Of Worcester, purchase and sell
sptuous liquors for medicinal, chemical and mechani.
"a iu the current year. conformity TO the
Sns VI ms commonwealth, and such rules and rea
luis ~ may DC adopted by the oald of MavOr and Al
sstlehi Inc Agency is at JOHN Y. HILLS Apothccary
'olS' "echaulcs Hall building, Worcester Per order
'- u%w9m w. W. RICE. Mayor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

Russell Wood OF Holyoke had very mar.
row and miraculous escape from death last
Tuesday. While coming down d mountain
with load of wood he fell of, and was so par
alyzed as to be unable to move, ana was
Obliged to remain under the wagon wheels
from 3 O'Clock in the afternoon till IL in the
evening, when he was found and re scued by
ms alarmed and searching family His horses
hau stood still for eight hours, although so i'm.
patleht to be gone that they had paved deep
lioles IN the ground beneath them. If they
had moved MIR Wood must have been Killed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

Inc one democratic member of the Vermont
senate, elected by mistake, makes as much
Jun as did the one democratic member of the
Massachusetts know nothing legislature five
years ago. In the election of chaplain he an
nounced that the democratic party, in caucus
at his desk, had decided 10 raise no partzan
issue, and he therefore voted for Rev. Mr..
Lord. There being tie vote between this
gentleman and Rev Mr. Howard the casting
vote OF the lieutenant governor was given in
favor OF the former, when the senator graveIy
congratulated himself, and the party upon
'thls glmmer OF democratic sncccss ,,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

atinnt;" ~ e Cordial.-We would request particular
ttentlon 10 the advertisement Messrs CUrrRCu & D
P III "qu[e sea to Mothers The INFANTILE CORDIAL
Of D. EATON IS medicine of great celebrity and the
standing OF its Manufacturers will be asuacent snsran
eg VI tae care taken in its preparation and its nvary-
imS purify. inc BLOOD FOOD" is for a class of dis
Eases unfortunately yer prevalent in This vtnity and
US neh reputation should ensure Il ready sale-IjitH
mdntc Conn., Journal. ' ' '''
n see ADVERTISEMENT For sale by GEO r. SPEJRR
III y " t ~ 9GUI Nj GREEN ~ CO., and GEORGE
'"' EhEehs' W FORESTER d&wlm ole
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

npaiainE'a Prepared Glue seems ia he upl,,o
MY welcomed by housekeepers wherever il GOES If 10
the ready reliable adhesive substance needed
~ --p..Ins .uLntuIe anu household ware. DIT anlI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

No ~ M y. "A. Hill az FhOmpson's Medical Office
fourth page. diC wv advertisement o,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

onatbic % 1 Or, Humphrey a. Co.'s SPECIFIC Homo.
h HeciG',es, put up expressly for family use with
WE VI iuii directions. Sold in WORCESTER nv tx viz
eraIlv. iss"'S anu stores gen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

Br. y; Foster Raven, Fosters Block. No. l
of the Eye. ,taweojtS given 10 diseases
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Cement Calcned Plaster and Hair for Mosors
raster ol rars for Farmers. just received GOOD s,
ply anu VIII be Kept constantly hand and for sale M
~ u@Wu DRAPER Il CLARK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-23

A AIWood's Quinine Tonic lsItters-1he best
nave 1t. See advertisements scn3 80 LII Sei,9''
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opposite Elm street Dr. '"ee'' nearly
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~ SontecuOnery and Candy MnnuG,ctorv
No ~ Main street, Worcester iioetS 25
mnoiesale and retail by GEORGE HILLYEKS Hero
Snn pc always found large assortment OF deliciouS
Cau es q dherent havors, to regale taste WOcos
tef manufactures almost everything but this confeeon
cry and candy exceeds all. sil Az
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Sele9rnpbiI6e SIntbrtcbtcn.
Nerihtet fiir ben nNnItimnrt Mtfer."
Aufui1ft SeS OamDfers
,,Ganabtan."
Gage Neueres ais europa.

Yortlonb, 5. Deg. Der Oampfer Gas
1aaDian BON 2tperpppl 1T nit N1Artdten ifber
londonderry lis gum 20, Nop. ar9efcmmen.
Die Dompfer Nltu, 8pruiiiu, Sutton unp
Se9o Itnb brouben an9efpmmen.
Sn rem pplitiiden Au9ele9en6eiten bate iid
I'M Iasemetnen meni9 9~ednDert.
Der Yrin3 bon Wole8 bate Ieine Stupieu
in Srfprb irieper auf0enpmmen.
Sn Qpnbpn berrl dte am 21. 9tpS. groBe
Nulresung in Trl8e zines 8eridteS, porna9
bet Sail er Napplepu ru9i9 in England au9ez
fpnlmen mar urlo am Na4mitta9 leneS Cages
in 2onbon eintrefien IoGte.
Sonpcl8beri9te. liverpool, 21. Nppenlter.
8aurnwolmartt 1au, 9rpbItolIm1rtt rubi9.
@lebl 0~tei8nn8 gum 9inten. YrppiiOnels
martt flau.
2puoou. Der @elpmarft mar lei6ter mb
bic Stimmulg iiberbaupt melt be1ier. = @pns
lol8 931 bis 93S.
Srpeitc 2epefde.
0prtlanb, 5. Oes. Der 8ertdt BON Der
Nnfunft NapUlepn'6 in Qpnbpn mar elm Soar,
Der SabnbOf mar BON elmer grDBen Wfenge bela=
9ert, aber Der @rtpartete erI6ien niGt.
Granfret9. Grof STORMY 9ebt auf elmer
uuPbbp\Hb@tVTNt AttIIVh W. wv btyIttDpNPk~
gen grtefe peS &atl er5 nad 9tptn.
@alepaft lOQ ar @ert9n9's SteQe BEN Sc
anptl6aftapplten in Qpnppn itbernebnen.
STATEN. Die @eiltltGfeit in ben neapp=
litanil@en Yrcotn3en bulDt9te 8tctpr emanuel.
Der @r5biidUf BON Neapel fanb i'm ge9rif
naG ieinem Stbe %3uriid3utebren.
Die GGntgin SHUTTER BON gleapel mar nit per
~jitngIten prinSeIltn IN Gpm an9efommen.
Die Gran3pl en itanpen i'm 8e9rif, Terractna
31 beeBen.
Die 8eIaeerurg BON @aeta bauerte fort. Die
SarDtnter bpmbarptrten am 10. bic Gprltdpte.
Der fernere WtDerltano Der bpurtpnt1Gen
Gruppen mar pur6 ben l1n9ebor1am i9res Gbefa
9elatmt nnp 9rUBe Gerpirrung berrlate.
Sian 9laubte, baB bic 9an3lt4e Nanmung
0aeta's bel6lOfen iei.
9GS SsBteo
@tne Oepel3e BON Neapel ia9t, Dem grfSntg
let Elm glutsefdB geipran9en.
Sc paro bert6tet, paB unterbanplun9en iber
bic @btretun9 genetten's angefnupft purpen ieten.
Die &atlertn @u9ente febrt am 10. DECEMBER
mad Sranfretd 5uriid.
Die brallianti6e @prbette Donna Slabel'
mar an Der &alt Der Berberet untereesaneen,
tppbet 100 @ann unb % Sff;tere amfamen,
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@mNIfd1xA-

NeesSrIeanS, 4, Deg, @tne Ser amnts
ltne Der 8antiers unp &au1eute tpltrpe bertte
9eb0lter, um Mabre9eln CUR @rlei6terun9 pes
WelpmarfteS 3u trefet. Gmiltpn BON Sreptt+
l6etnen murbe epr9el6la9en.
WpntgpmerY, Mlar 4. Dejb, Die
SpnberbunpSbepe9un9 ua4t lHnele, pbl4pn rlts
bt9e Sortl6ritte in Mabarta, Die 5alfte Der
Counties ipirp pbne Gje9enrepe Sece1ipnsDele9az
ten 1eupen. Sn ben iibrtstn ptrp Der &f
auf Diejent9eu, Die @ustrttt aus Der linton NIT
ben 8aumpplGtaaten befitrwprten, unp Otelent<
gen, bic gu @unlten SCm @tn3elocr9eben peS
Stootes Iinp, li9 belGrdnfen. Die 9esteren tper<
ben bel @ettem Die Webrbett babeu.
Die @rpBgelapcrenen pes Sunpes9ert6ts9p<
fes BON bier ertlarten, eye fe ausetuanperstngen,
bic rnipn fir einen &reb81dapen,
Q(m Oanfia9un9sta9e wtro eS bier unp in
Columbus neutrality-suspicious. requiem.
Die 8redtnripses Datlmauner tnp iebt bier
unb rerpen mpr9en lire Sttmmem abeebrn,
G9arlefpn, 4. Oe3, Die @rGlpenten.
gctI4aft traf beute @tenp bier Elm unb tbr se<
mGBt9ter Son Iebte bic Wtetlten in Grltaunen,
Nam ertpartete, baB Der 9rafpent l@ fir
3pan9smaBre9eln ertldren witrpe,
Seit Der Snbalt Der 8utl6aft betannt gepprs
Den, bpfen @iele auf friepltde Grennuns.
Die Golpntarccmpa9nten, bic altfranttI6e
@afen boben, buben auf tire etsenen Soften
Mtniebu4Ien beltelt. Nit Neulabr ptrp Der
.Staat li6 ppltaupis auf DEM &rtessfuB Re Tnper,
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9estes pom 8aSbinetOn.

Waibtn9tOn, s. De3. SIN GOmtte fir
N{tttel nnO Wege Fat berte 6r. 0belps int Sim
Bid auf ben lbltmmen @tanO Der 8inan3en pOrs
aeI9la9en, fir 3ebn Mtatonen tpsitere S&ue<
lGstne auS3l9'ben, Die 8eratbung iber bte1en
S0r @log 'pirO erit in etnt9en 3asen e~rfpGsen.
Der Spreder Miro Die Mttgtteper bes Gomt,
te'a, an tpel4e6 Der bic S~e3slltOn betrefsnDe 66eiG
Der YroltpententotiAaft DerwteIen 1T, ert NOD
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