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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-06
The President,s Dog on Thurlow weed.


FoRNEY, fthe Philadelphia Pres, whom the
New York World, not inaptly, owing to bis
snarling propensities, calls the " Presidents
dog" speaks Of THURLow WEEDS secession
from the Republican party, and says his associ-
alton with the British aristocracy has imbued
him with apecles of conservative heresy I"
FoRsEY, who is an Abolition hound as well as
the Presidents dog, asserts that nothing is
more true than that the unity of the Republic
en- party is happily secured by Mr.. WEEDS
timely secession.
The Toy N. Y, Wing, an influential Repub-
lican paper, however differs in its view of the
case widely from the P, esident's dog" The
Whis says that there are st least one hundred
thousand Republicans in that State New York;,
who have agreed and will agree with Mr.
WEED's position, as set forth in the Albany
Journal It adds that If Mr. WEED has "ceassd
to be a Republican" there are thousands and
thousands In the same boat, and who voted for
Mr.. LINCOLN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-06

and Slate finances. no plan for tho organisation
OF the militia Of the State should be adopted
which will Involve the State In any oonsIdera-
bic expenditure Of money. Ts
The Cincinnati CommsyciaI, Of February "a,
gave short sketch Of the dsbats. We did
not hear 10, being In the House Of Representa-
tives at the time, attending 70 the concluding
part Of The discussion on arbitrary arrests. Mr..
EooLEsroN, one Of the Senators from Hamilton
county, had been speaking, when Mr.. FmoK,
the able and eloquent Senator from the Perry
and Muskipgum District, obtained the Acor.
The Commercial says:
Here was the glove thrown down TO the
"peace men" for tllt Of words and olashing
OF political Impressions; and by common CON
sent the floor was given to Mr.. Finck, the
Democratic leader from Perry. Il was evident
the flint had struck steel, and that fire would
Ay; but Mr.. Fnck is prudent and skillful de-
batter. He does not fy into passion, or use
harsh, abusive words. Therefore he began his
remarks mildly, and in reference to the resolu.
tlon. He disagreed altogether with the gentle.
man from Hamilton. He didn't think that the
expenditure Of large amount Of money was
essential 70 the complete organization Of the
militia. III tell you" said he, firing up lit le,
THAT II the question comes of the mainten-
auce Of the rights Of Ohio as q member of this
Union, you have to rely upon the citizens OF
Ohio-not upon the paid soldiers at seventy
five cents day; you must rely upon the patri
otism Of the people OF Ohio. would not give
copper for that Government, whose citizens,
without pay, are unwilling to stand by the
Government and maintain its existence. We,
as nation, are engaged In terrific strug-
gle, and the conflict still RACES. But II
10 not the war Of Ohio as State. Il is the
war of the General Government, to be prose-
cuted, ! hope, for the purpose Of maintaining
Its existence, and the existence of It's lave
The soldier Of Ohio, when he enters the service
OF the National Government, becomes mem.
Der Of the Federal army. Is IL necessary that
Ohio, outside of the Federal Government
purpose2 II this 10 the idea of the Senator
from Hamilton, let him confess It. Is Ohio 10
declare war against some other State? l like
not these insinuations and taunts thrown out
here. II 1t has become o question of debate
whether New England 10 to be left out In the
cold, 1t has not become such question 10 this
Legislature; IL 10 not question considered BY
the National Government, l trust, and am
sincere In that hope, that the time never will
come when We shall have to consider the dis
memberment Of any of these States. And |
stand here to declare that If the policy on which
the war was originally commenced had beer
adhered to, the suppression Of the rebellion
would have been contaminated, and the States
again united. And charge Il upon the Sena.
tor from Hamilton, and bis friends of the Ad.
ministration, with having caused the division
10 The North and In Ohio, TO which he referred
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-06
Congressional Summary.

In the Senate on Wednesday, Feb. 4sh, Mr..
HOWE presented the credentials Of J. R. Doc
LITTLE, re elected Senator from Wisconsin, for
six years from the 4th of March next A bill
was passed, authorizing the President to make
qualified pardons, remit fines, relieve from i'm
prisonment, etc. Mr.. WILSON, Of Massachu-
sets, called up bis Conacription bill, or bill for
enrolling and drafting the militia. Several
amendments were adopted, one of which pro-
vides that drafted man may procure subst-
tute. Mr.. CARLILE, Of Virginia, moved to
strike out the section authorizing the President
to make all rules aud regulations for enrolling
and drafting the militia.
Mr.. RICHARDSON, of Illinois, said this was
bill of most fearful import Itgsve the President
full power over ell the militia Of the country, 10
do what he pleased with them. He might
draft all the Democrats, II he chose, or all the
Republicans or negroes. He claimed that two
thirds of the rank and file we're Democratic,
and quoted at length from the returns Of I'LL
nois regiments to show they were mRiply COM
posed OF Democrats. He feared that II such
bills as this and the bills to pay for slaves, and
place an inferior race side by side with the
white man, were passed, the country might be
plunged into civil war. Pending the discus.
sion the Senate adjourned.
In the House, on the same day, bill
was passed, authorizing the Secretary Of War
to contract for the construction Of a telegraph
cable from Fort McHenry Or Monroe TO Gal
weston or New Orleans, and the intermediate
points. Also bill for the protection of overland
emigrants to the States and Territories on the
Pacific. Il sppropristes $4,000, to be sIpsnd-
ed under the direction Of the Secretary of War
A bill providing for an ambulance corps was
also passed. The Senste's amendments tothe
House bill, authorizing twenty thousand men
to be raised in Kentucky for sixteen months,
for the defense of the State, were agreed to.
This bill has passed both Houses.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
loncial.l
General Orders, No, 5,
HKkpouARTKRs DIsTRicr OF CENTRAL KENTUCKY, J
u LExINaToN. KY. !. Ian. 21rH IAaa.

Yn
LEXINGTON, KY, JAN. 27TH, 1853.
I. A misconeeption with regard to the true meaning
Of the term DesSf, seems to exist In the minds OF
many Of the efacsB and enlisted men OF this command.
70 desert means to quit or abandon the post or command
Of the individual and there 10 no authority REQUIRING
the animus with which the party left to be established
does the fact that he may aferward voluntarily re-
turn, acqu him Of the crime. The highest military au.
thory declares that officers and enlisted men, absent
from their command without proper authority are In
fact dssers, and not only forfeit oil pay and aoWan
due Of the time Of deseron but are subject to the
severe penalties awarded by law to that crime.
II. When Q man leaves this command without prop
or authority and remains absent more than enc day ha
company Commander will report him Deserted" on
his next Morning Report and will prefer written charges
against him, 10 DO forwarded through regmental to
ade headquarters; and II the aferWard returns he
will be reported a. having "onsd from desertlon and
awaiting trial, and these remarks, with the proper dates
annexed thereto will DO placed opposite his name on the
next subsequent musterrol OF his Company unless he
sbain the meantime have been tried and acquitted or
restored 10 duty without trial by the General competent
TO srder the same. Company and regimenta comman
ers have no authority 70 dispose Of such cases.
III. vigorous policy will here after be pursued
against deserter IN this command An desertes mn 10
this date, who have not returned or been arrested ave
hereby commanded to Join their regiments and cops-
nies without delay ct the risk Of being brought back In
irons tried by military commission and publsy branded
on the cheek with the ettet 3d." Prompt obadience
to this orderalone will secure lenisnt treatment.
By order of Brig. g..aen. Q. A, GILMORE
y. =: n. DuRorRi Captain and A. A, General.
feb ed&W3W .-
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A COUGH, GOLD, OR AN IRRITATED THROAT,
allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary and
Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-06
THE OLD VERMONT CoUeH RRMRDY.

N. H. Downss Bslssmic Elixir is wayyanted
for Coughs, Colds, and all diseases of the
Throat, Chest and Lungs. This standard arti.
Gle has been used in New England and New
York with universal success for over thirty
years, Eastern people will be very glad to
fad Il in Ohio. Forsale by G. ROBERTS and all
Druggists 10 Columbus. D. S. Barnes, 2O9
Broadway, N. Y, and John F. Henry & Co.,
Waterbury, w., General Agents.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-06
The Fight at Fort Donelson. .

A Cairo dispatch announces The following as
received there by Gen. TUTTLK:
PADUcAH, Feb a.
To Brig Gen. TMts;
The last dispatches received here from Fort
Donelson state that the rebels were repulsed
with loss In the fRht Of one hundred and
thirty-fve killed and fifty taken prisoners.
Wounded and captured we're continually being
brought in when the boat left the fort for this
place. The rebels were still In full retreat.
Gen. Forrest commanded In person at the at
tack, and was wounded; and McLesry, rebel
Colonel, was among the killed.
1t appears that Floods Battery was captured
BY the rebels once, but Il was recsptured by the
e3d Illinois, Col. Harding.
This Ia all at present known of Forests
latest raid. The forces from Forts Herman
and Henry are In pursuit.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-06

The price of board in all the leading hotels
of New York city has been put up to three dol.
lars day, and in what are called second. class
hotels to two dollars day. The World says
that the advance has not reached private board
ing houses and restaurants as yet, but it will
be their turn next. People will soon begin to
realize in all lite horrors the supreme misery Of
an inflated currency.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-06

GENERAL Rousseau is lying III at Lancaster,
Pa, having been attacked there shortly after
delivering speech recently, by his old disease
Of the throat, for the medical treatment Of which
he was then on his way TO New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-06
Organization of the MTiIitia--Hon. VIM.
Il. Finck.

The following resolution was under discus
sion in the Ohio Senate, on Friday, January
Both:
Resolcsd, That It 10 the opinion Of the Senate
that, In the present condition Of our national
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-06

Zee Of the Whole, considering and discussing
Senate bill, For the relief Of the families Of
soldiers. tjAs-ft ftbtlJ
The House adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-06

The Democrats Of Wisconsin hold State
Convention at Madison on the 25th inst, for
the nomination Of a candidate for Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-06
BROWN,s BRONCHIAL TROCHEs

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
reach directly the affected psrs and give slmos, instant
relief. In BRONCHITIS, AsrHMA, al oAr.s they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from the use Of
the Troches, and their extended USE has caused them to
be counterfeited. Bs sure to guard against worthless
limitations. OBTAIN only the 0snuins Broson's Bron
caial ocaes which have pyoven their efficacy by tes
Of many years PODLro sPrAKrrs and SINGERS should
use the Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers, who
overtax the voice and are exposed to sudden changes
should have them. Sold everywhere at 25 cents per
box.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-27
8ou QarO Carolina.

Die neuliGe Expedition beS Col, O}ir bum
g. 81. 9 @aDaQerte rur9 ben Norpwe4lIata
8beit ntsfss &taate8 1T ulit1JsfOmmgu. Dsr
9erft6, Die Qustebnn9 ju oea @cunttes 6t=
LID am @aogvaa 6tuB uno iiclt4 BON Aibss
marie Snno ourt3ufntger, ipurpe eOQFcni-
men S~srsttelt, tnosu1 ote 8e DAafr p8a Der
NnIitt auageben, auf usutralem gODfn 81
Dgbnea. 1 -c@
Strut Col. g. so. @6tauts punt /, 9loro
Carolina Sol Ne8iment nugbe pgget tapfes
rem S~suebaen8 snm @plonel %ernannt.
Gtne 9rc6s 2tnScbl 8luNtltnge aus otm
9nnern tcmmrn iagltn tn gtftp6Prn un6
Dl9mput6 an. .-5r5sa ase fr 1..aS r,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-27

vWel9' cine Nnttport ouf bic bempfrattIme
@rableret - vvbte Mebr6ett fer SOtoateu
tnO Osnotraten" - ia, warren, a6er
Fe 3st8tea Gu&, tras Fe isst Tnb.
so fur3f&tts, ttnfdlttg uno 9aIrn6sr,io
mar nod nte cine 9artet, al8 Die bentofrattlGs.
Wsnn Die Rspubltfaner tbnen Iagen : ~ 6net.
oct Gu9 bic 6GlIe ab, benn bas tit potrtps
|ttIA"" - bann ltetsen bic Gle(er i'm Wret(e.
pstt ieoer~ Dertufrat lfA ben &epubli;anern
sefalIig sr3ei9em uno Ssn 6ats atI9neloen
ptu.
yNbsr waS III bte tuirfltGe 8eDeutuna btes
fer @ablen? >, bte III Gs1r eimfa@. Dte
Democratic 1T tpDt I'm NorDsn fir epta, B. +.
SOItSTreibett bat Elm Gnbe f1r thinner ! (Obol j
9eute, pelAe Td auf bte Ma9l bon 1864 pers
trSltea, pilen niAt, mac fe lagen ; TN nGa.
fen Sabre pir0 8eraDe 10 gepG6lt nerpsn pie
tn cteient - tpean maj iber6anpt b!e SARGE
elmer Dobt erlnutt.
vOie BeDeutung bteI er 0abten TT bic
Der NoyDen "a s t ben @itoe11, nub tple ION
uen Die Denptratsn In eIusm IolGen Sample
ouf etnen SIeB bofen, pean fte 3u 8tet@er
3stt l0 1abnst, oaB tie Die metFtsn Saplans
Der toctI4tegsn, ben a..
80, bteit gsrblenpuus / GO mar unO If
cline 6ra8e. Oss 5aRss. unO bic 6roge Bot II.
yeS retnlten 2ueGraG ia Der Gptoatesfa &c
%funoen, pel@e eini!tn1mtg erflarse, mir 0afer
oe's SGosu unb atle Dtefentsere, .. i. BIZ
DettDfrqer, psIae t0a g,ids 4alifa-
sDer MorOen baBt 0en @iDsu 49, ltstt IL
Ibteien Dablep per5eE9ust - uno Dos wiro a
ibsrau, ,oah III 9QtuOi8, pas ndalte SAP:
e~pgnIptpuGt, ols bte(ea."
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@ettere eurOp. 9ia@EiAten.
cErnurreid1.

parts, 10. Sit, Dis qtnti8s rpoirts4
meloet, paB Die Ntib9sQt8feitsn 3ptidea Dem
General MoattQo uDO Dtr yGp(It9en 8ts9ter-
png 0Ifdltd beIsiti8t porten feisr+ OelS6ess
9sfeblebaber Der fran35liGen &ruppsn im
Rir9sntoote bate namltN papili@e 0eus6'-
armen 0egDQftsu IaIea, tDelAe 9egen ttaItent
foe Gruppen On Der WrGnse bic 9%r0bften llns
.bil0sn OsrGbt battsu, unD ct batte 0uBetoem
etusn l4arfen 1agesbsfebl gs9en Die mttl6ul
.Dt9sn papali9sn 8ebSrpen Ia NoIn e%rlaiifr.
gtso. +, .rr.. -
Die DOptntUne Nati0aale" meIDet, In RO-
psn0a6en bs9e man pte 5Ofnun9, babDeatlAs
laOb @s9ea Der Drpbun8en Gns!anO'8 nt6t
3ur 9unpe6. : Greeutipu in 9ollteta larettsn
psrbe. SIN eates8en9elebten Safe wsrOs
.Ddneu.arF entiGlUdsneu 8tosrfanb IsIitm
unb GGweoen Tom beiGtebsu.
Oie fran3GflGe @app1FOtte. rstds aus
btm 5afsn bon @bsrtcur1 a%usllef, um ibre
@setamtt8feit sn esprobsn, iOu rad 6sn Bet
tunsem jsne8 Safenplabe6 uno BON Beet Set
NarmilGem Wetter tn Der Sat BON 8tecata
70 f9IsGt 0epatrt baden, 0ab fe 8 Gage frIser
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Der preftifd8e Wea CUR degeneration
SeS @it0euS. ~

Gang tn oQer Sttl!e trtfE Die 8egieruug,
b. J.. IpsateQ Do8 &rteG8s unD SGabaMtsDez
partsmeut, bic erfor0ertioGsn M2a6re9elu, Inn
Die bon u~nieren 6seren erpbegttu Ibetle Der
aufrithrsrtlmeu Stoaten I'm @tune Der SUI
ntanttat unp ouf Der 8afs sI:se8 ouf @letdS
bsre4tt9ung Gleg Dar8erb e8rilabstea Wrbeit6e
G9aerte ga regeuertren. 3. Ell ter.9s
MIan bat gang einfa6 3uerit OaS bon, une
erobsrte Webiet TN iiitBfltdeu @ap Carolina,
no Beaufort tte0t, etDa 10000 Ider 9an2
al @ouars6 3arbereten erflGrt. 1..4ls ~. i.
, Bon bisl ian 21nDeretsa !purpe sta Drittel
sa milttGrtIGsn ur,p mayittmeul 3@aGsn Dor
bgbolten, eth Orittel 5u pDbltbatteela rn0 ba6
lstte DrtttsI gu Gr3tspun8ss3 weden bslttmnt.
Ote gu tpObItbattsen 3pedeu b%eI;immtsn 2Gu-
begeien iperbsn In Par3slen pDn ie % Mder
etnaetbetlt, uno fir 81 rs per Nder on Die
Tamtlten farbtger Biiraer BON Sub @atpIiua
obgelaGen. lie su .3peden Der Grsjebnu8
beltmmteu &dnberetsn lpisn au6 5 Sabre psTs
pd6tet unp Die Bodtertrage our @s3iebnaG
Der far6teen SagenO berpanbt perben.
Ia Ser Net ipa in DorselLeu ppn bSdltfnS
$50 @der 3ur @rInbuug pon Torate!I fir
metSe GturoUOerer rerfauft tpreoen. M u.
Die StaDt Beaufort lelbf - frl1er Der
fa1btpmable 8abeprt Der fnc@carutipiId eu gfe.
9erbarune unO Sitter ~ iOlI an Den Msilfbie.
.tenbsu Staotlpt=peile uno far 8aar sfEltet-
CERT werssn. Sff3tere unO S0loatea- bes
Mrmee un0 6lotte Der Ser. Staaten loIen Be-
re4ttet fein, per9letGen @runbei9eatbura sc.
gen bIe 3a9lung eines 8terteI8 Der R~auffum'
me Ia gaar unb NIT Oretjabrt8ew @reott eou
Se~rfanfsta9e an gu erwerbes'.
Der MintmalpretS fir BEN @dsr miro Qai
$1,25 feF8esst.
Btr ntuBten 1ebr trren, toenn Dies uidt Dey
erte 9lIdIt&e @Gritt auf Der 8aGn Oct prof.
ttl6en Degeneration beS @IOens trGre. 9of.
fentlid wtro Die Ne8terun8 btsie8 70 eirfa6'
SYlem oub auf ale BON unS ercberteu Tbetlt
oeS aufrntreril6en SGoens antpeubsn.
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rer ariea i'm @anweften.

Gotrp, "a. Sft. DurG BEN Odrnpter
Oidep tabeu tptr gG@rt4ten aus Nffrnpbt6
pUm %. Sftcber.
Ser Correspondent Dss Msmp0i6 8nasttn
aus @criutb unterm 19. Dit.
@Drtnt6 Bat pisoer eta tebbaftes, trtF8ertS
I@sS Nu6iebsn 0epOnuen +; Die Straben Itn0
ppQ Gruppen.
Oie Msmp9ts S6artsRon Gifsnta6n MGR
bon gortntb bis Bear Greet In 8strteb.
@sneral Sbermen III nit fstnem Sta6 no9
BET Sront abgeaan9en uno oIe Wn3etGen oeU'
ten ouf otipe SperattOnsn bin. Sen. NipIeY,
@bef Oes 3eugamts tn WalbtnStOn, bat Otea
len, Departmental sinen fur3en Seluh ab9s~
ftattet. Sen. Dodge lift Don lstner ur!oubss
tetie 3uradssfeGrt uno Sat bas @cmmouoo
a6er ben linTea TlU9el bes 16. Nrmees9oTps
nteoer it6ernommeu.
Oa6 Don Qasran9e our 8erfOlgung Der gtes
6slsn 0b9eIhtdte @OmnanOO beg Sen. Gmees
aeY wuroe am na6ten Sage 3uriifermartet .
DaS 8. Mtm. @ap. Ne9tment tpar Ucn etnert
erfclsrei@eu Stretfsn9 3usiidSttebrt, mcbet GO
ptgle Nsbelen tDotgte, perpuupete un0 ssfa1~
gen nabm.
Ote 8stfsbrs.8 orH&riften gelatteteu, mos
aatliA fir $25, 900 @aayen mad &ortn!b 31
brip9en un0 gu perfaufen.
@fn. 6urlburts pGtgouiItn beri@ten, DaB
9ortng tn Grenada iei uuo U}cBberlpn 6eO6s
adte, peItn gOrrifen BON 8if8burg errartek
perOe. NOamS bepodt bic 3afloa Wegioton
ano pie ltcbtIe Sbto 8Abu 9sefn ermartete
An9rife Der untpnSltsn.
Is iaO jebt fstne Irnppen In MtlansS. tus
Dem ole a~taeAanBen taD, I'm E6 gG6asler.
., =. See, NoDoY un0 6orrelt an,uI6ueBea.
Die brsi legtern tgben Sb !rn,au 9eaenubay
anD reiBel pie GiIsnoa0u un9 Oen Tgleoro.
pben ouf. Der erltsre EoQ I10lt3 bora Gsns
nsiise tsben, 3ptl@sn Tuacnmttp uno Osca-
tur, 10000 Wfann fatf. @sneFot Ofsrbaus'
Oioii0n, wsl9e unleye Borbut 5loet, bsFanb
aetcFn pteeer Elm iAarff5 @efeGt. poTin Col.
20tsn5 pom 80 Scpn &e9ilnsnt uno'7 I}ana
}el60tet uaO 20 oe,manOst mar0eu. 0sueyal
5berman's 6ppitat. Dypot To tn Sufa.
@tfGrn8 I0I iiQliA 8Un 9Qua90i@je fe9en
ano ViHeW. aeuen @n9rtf ouf ote M}smpbiss
@borleltpn @tienbatn b%sab3Att9en.
S1f. Davis blet am II. unD II. b. &c.
Nepue ttss 8roga's Srnppsn. @noliae 8es
vttte som 10. Ia8en, 8ra8g bejiebe absg
10000 Natiouen. Der Nsf BON 9oneittests
Corps 1T aus 8trgintsn an9sfOmmeu,
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@ erspetfmne ser Goppesbeabprede%

Oas u%neyrGrtete Helultat Der @tagt8waG=
len bat etnen grp6en I9eil osr GppperGe1b<
PreRe CUR Uer5pstFuns esbradt. GO etbt
3, .. Gee BON Dem be,ii9ttgtsu Noter 3ot
re0tStrte a9surta Dsmptcnt" @les bsrloren.
uno IdBt f@ In fOlgsnber 0eile Gbsr eteielbsr
aus, bte beipetIt, baB er ip~sntg(ten6 eLn(isDt,
trteOtel es SefAtagen:
vNuf murgen Dertr6ltst man Die &tnber",,
Ga8t pater 3Ub, vun0 BITE DemOtroten min
man auf'S nd@le 3abr Dsrtr$fsn, @tr iagsn
ben 2cuten bic einfahe 0abrBeit = bic be-
mOtrattI@e 8artet I'm 9iorDen TT ferttg,
unO CO tit tire etgens S@ulD, welGe le su
@runbe eertbtet Bat. Gertts : Dtr lno fetns
Rtnbsr, bts man ouf oraOreen" osYtr5ifet."
asber bte 8eceutuus Der @oblen iprtNt f@
Der DtmUtrat auf fOlseaoe isbr sraYiyenbe
8eiie aus:
vDnS Gclf will E@ In bic Sttaperet be-,
eeten gut, gum Teufe, InGet es GtIaoen
nsrOsn F.; bss MenlAsn Dile lift letn 9tmuel
reid. Da8 TT bic fOrmele BeCeutung fer
0ablen. guf BAG ipdtere @sbsul, taB Ve<
trug~Derubt wOr0en lst, gebsn mir ntGt5 -
mir laeen ben DemOtraten einla9 : rarum iet0
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gen laen?
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Es4saga 5b SO @ s53&@n
aert8te fay BED E1I|Eaete aa8sdsfr.
Die o,uerinas in Rentufn.

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uub @%Ommiiartatss BOrralbe oerbraunt ltnt
mebrere 8irSer bsraubt wnr0sn. Na6 II
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Rablsn $50 ArnaespfsrOe, pd@e port pstoeten
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torb, nabm otels nit 9alfe BON stpa II Monn
lpGter zen 9tsbeGen wteper al unC mob oa3r
4 Dferpe DER lsBtsru. llniere @apalIerie Der
folat bte NebeIeu.
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Gen. KILOGRAMS in esuispfae.

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