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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
G ~ Q Il ~ ~ A
SOUTHERN OHIO.
North Eastern Kentucky.
indianapolis and Cincinnati
Short-Line

II FFare the same az o. any other Route, snd The
speed safety and comfort Of trains equal TO the best
lines IN the country.
NTAsk for tickets Via Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad
Special Notice.-The new track into Cincinnati
complete, and passengers by this ne are landed
the "Eew Pearl Street Depot, /" near the Burnet
House. about mile business the
city than any other Depot.
ROBERT MEX, Superintendent.
". II. L. NosIr, General Ticket Agent.
A. s BURT, travelling Agent. novls-dtf
, 1865-02-24

my discharge from Peters Rest school, and not
what was stated in a former number Of your
paper. In justice to myself l am obliged to
contradict that assertion, and feel myself called
upon to bring matters before the public that
will no doubt startle them.
Ostensibly my discharge arose out of the cir
cumstance Of my not having written up in time
a book which he calls ''the Catalogue" a book
in which there is a number Of fictitious names.
Now if this was a sufficient cause, then most Of
the teachers should hive been also dismissed,
as their Catalogues" were also out of order,
two of whom had to be given new books and
Mr.. Gardin's to copy from. He also stated
that this is the third time that he has given me
a trial in the schools, intimating that [ was al
so discharged on former occasions. I beg
therefore to state the reasons for my leaving
the country schools on the two former occa-
sions. First then, ! left LaNallc6's school for
the benefit of my wife's health, and for his
pinching off five dollars Of my already small
salary. Secondly when | returned and was at
Mt. Victory, Mr.. Gardin wished me 10 pay lin
rent for a house which William Moore ESQr.
care me to live in, and for stopping 4 months
salary Of Mrs. IhompSon's, as sewing mistress,
for being sick a zreck. These acts Of oppression !
could not stand, and as there was but one o.
two courses for mt to pursue, that is, either TO
writhe under the oppression or leave, | chose
the latter, Perhaps Nr. Gar'ln employed me
a third time to enjoy a pleasure which he had
not before-the pleasure Of Gjsohar&ing NE, fer
every body knows tina, / have Ao, been the en-
ly victim Of his yin3.a. I..t MI. Gar
din had a predetermined b.. o...aE-ing me,
shows itself from a rgnIain which he made,
'that when | was planting Cotton at Peters
Rest he was laughing to himself 10 think !
chonl1 not roam it, cCuIl mention many
more facts to show Mr.. Gayiin's oppressive
measures with the teachers, but l refrain from
doing 50 as they would appear Incredible.
I'm,
Your obdt. Scryt,
THOMAS THOMPSON.
Bassin February gath, 1865,
, 1865-02-24

~, 4to ME. ~ g. r.a
10 'lIe Iuc,o' q I'L7 - N'oIA @'I<'
lear olf;
May beg the favor OF You to publish the
following letters, and oblige
Your most obdt. servt.,
FRANCIS B. DrBOTS
G. rroiv oo,3 Eobrror 1oc5
NO. a..
Acknowledging the receipt Of your letter
dated the l4th uIto, resigning your seat as
member OF me Burgher Council, the Council
of9yonr valnabln co-onnration -
The Council cannot allow Won 10 retire with
, 1865-02-24

CONSULATE OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA FOR
THE ISLAND OF ST. CROIX
ID. w. L., FEBRUARY 18th, 1865.
INmT1NP is hereby given, that
lIU IU5 h%enceforth, no ira
0etIer, except immigrant passengers,
directly entering an American Port
by sea, will be allowed to enter the
United States from a foreign country
without a passport. If a citizen the
passport must be from the Depart
ment of State, or from some U. S.
Minister or Consul abroad, and if an
alien, from the competent authority
of his own country the passport to
be countersigned by a diplomatic
agent or consul of the United States.
This regulation will be strictly en-
forced by all officers civil, military,
and naval, in the service of the Unit
ed States. No immigrant passenger
coming iii manner aforesaid will how
ever be INSTRUCTED, or any other per-
ons who may leave a foreign coun-
try on their way to the United States,
before intelligence of this regulation
could reasonably be expected to reach
them.
E. ii. PERKINS
U. S. Consul.
, 1865-02-24
f.. IL. PERKINS,
u. S. Consul.

T0ET bekjendtgj0rcs heryed at Ons-
" dagen den code Marts f0rst-
kommende midday III. ~ sIct, VII
Repartitionen paa afgangne Madame
Louisa Phelan og tidligere abode
Mand Anthony Phclans falles Boo
vorde fremlagt, og ventes Boet der
efter sluttet.
St. Croix, Christiansteds Skifterets
ContOir den 17de Februar 1865.
y. a. S(a2cRRaamga.
, 1865-02-24

TT is hereby made known, that on
Wednesday the goth March next,
IL o'clock at 0 the Repartition
in the dealing of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Phelan, will be produced and
the dealing closed.
ST. Croix, Chr|istiansteds Dealing
Court Office, II February 1865.
y. A. SfakegmamR9.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26
Weayervj|Ie, Saturday, AUG. 26, 1863
Read and Remember.

The Placeryile Mirror, an earnest Union pa
per. has most excellent editorial the recon
structon of the States and the effect of atiilatng
with the known enemies of the Government,
from which we make the following extract
Permit the South to return to the Union as
she would, and she would come dragging the ne
gro in chains, and would brandish the Bowie and
defantly flourish the revolver of old. Give to
her the power of framing her own institutions in
her own peculiar way, and revenge and wounded
pride would build up institutions that for cruelty
and fendish malgnity would make the past a
mockery. The spirit to do it exists What says
Andersonville, Libby, Salisbury, Danvilfc, and
the groans and the dying agony and living death
proof of tens of thousands of Union soldiers.
There is not space to multiply argument to
show that the work of the Union party is ended,
What say these disorganizers to the work of re-
construction Do they consider the copperheads
the better hands into which this work should be
placed and can they reconcile to their consciences
even their political consciences, the course they
are now pursuing? Do these men desire to see
the laws that help to carry out the Union purpo-
scs Of the Government repealed? Do these men
desire to see copperhead judges. copperhead SEN
ators, copperhead clerks, sheriifs, recorders and
legislators If so, continue in the course You
now pursue, and though you will not succeed,
you will help it wonderfully"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

Dr.. H. ". BIEy. well known in this State, and
later member of the Nevada Legislature, re-
Gently delycrcdan address in Jewish synagogue
in New York, which contained this fine passage ::
That is the monument which we VIII SET lot
our dead hero. Abraham Lincoln We need not
build him anv of stone or of metal. Moses, the
great law-piyer. has none The Founder OF
Christianity has none. Solon and Socrates nave
none Men like these live forever in the hearts
of their fellow men. The Holy Bible the Amer
lean Constitutions the Proclamation OF freedom'
the grand center Of the nineteenth century 'lose
are their eternal statues, lmperisnapie ""c ice-
dom. morality and truth
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

SATISFACTORY ARRANGEMENT.-\ot far from
Narysyille. a husband, returning home at noon
found the door locked. He suspected that there
was another fellow inside, and in fact, there was
The intruder fed and got away, and for several
days the other going to shoot him, bat finally
compromised By taking $500 in the way Of dam
ages and clearing out from the place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26
Weeklu q rinitu Journal.

E1- County Warrants and Grsenbaeks taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to TINS
paper To soldiers in the Government service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks a
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

\ TIMELY JEu D EsPRlr.-The following is pop
ular in the army and Will he recognized by many
Of the returning veterans:
. Died. near the Sunnysdc railroad. sun
day, April 10, 1864, the Southern Confederacy,
aged four years Conceived in sin born in mi
guilty, nurtured by tyranny, died OF chronic
attack of Punch |. 5. Grant attending physi-
clan Abraham Lincoln, undertaken jeff. Davis,
chief mourner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

SERIOUS IMpUrArIoN on THE - WEAKER SEX -
In = parliamentary paper furnished by the Gov
ernment Inspector of Railways IN England, the
following statement is made: Gentlemen pas
sengers as well as railway officers OF all classes,
constantly refuse to travel singly with stranger
of the female sex under the belief that it is only
comrnon prudence to avoid in this manner all
risk of being accused-for purposes of extortion
of insult or assault -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

Arorr BoLrERs-The -uayn Joarnal ascer-
tanned that some rcprobates in the Union party
were getting up holt and exclaimed: = Some
of the purest and best who have heretofore
been chock full of patriotism and foremost in
upholdng OF party organization, are now secretly
endeavoring to incite the people to get up an
independent ticket. As the EYag says, Oh. the
hounds : Rule ruin : " 1t adds that - the
Democrats won't sympathize with the ruff and
scuf OF the Union party, and decline joining the
hounds to run an independent ticket. Should
the Democracy run ticket it will be one of their
own, and will not be composed of ofshOots and
traitors TO another political organization. lit
Boilers and . sore-heads' Of Trinity take
look at yourselves in the mirror furnished
above, and profit by the sight.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

An OLD CALlFoRyIAN ~ WALL SrREET.-A New
York paper relates that during the burning Of
Barnum's Museum, q Sampson" old Adams
grizzly bear, effected his escape into Ann street,
and then made his way to Nassau, proceeding
along to Wall street, where his appearance
caused sensation. Some superstitious persons
believed him the spirit of Ursa Major, and others
OF his fraternity welcomed the animal ; a favor
ite omen The bear walked quietly along to the
Custom House, ascended the steps Of the build
ing, and became bewildered as many biped
bear has done before him. He seemed to lose
his sense Of vision and no doubt endenvoring to
operate for a fall, walked over the side of the
steps and broke his neck
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

LIVELY TINES IL kANsAs-The last issue of the
Topeka Tribune mentions the fact that sixteen
horse-tbieves had been hung in that city within
a month
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

FEsTIvE-At recent festive meeting "A mar
ried man, who ought to have known better. pro-
posed ~ The ladies--the beings who divide our
sorrows, double our joys. and treble our expen-
ses" Upon which lady proposed I" The
gentlemen-the sensitive individuals who divide
our time. double cares, and treble our
troubles -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

TAME.-An Eastern paper says: . Mr. George
B. Mcclellan, whom many Of our readers may
have forgotten, was formerly General in the
army of the United States
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

SUMMARY PRocEEDNGs.- Virginia City, a
husband finding his wife in place where she
should not have been, seized her by the ear and
led her off home
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

He APPRECIATES THEM.-General Sherman says
he has been engaged too recently in cutting a
way through Southern Democrats to become a
candidate for Northern ones.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

ALL RlGHr-The new constitution Of the State
of Missouri excludes from the ballot-box all rebel
soldiers, Knights of the Golden Circle, Sons Of
Liberty. o. \. KS forbids compensation for
emancipated slaves and provides for an efficient
registration of voters.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

SYDNEY SMITH compares the whistle OF a loco-
motive to the squeal of an attorney when ''''''''
first gets him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

An English paper remarks that Queen Victoria
has eight grandchildren, six of whom are boys
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26
TfT tgT

- Gentle strangcr. drop tear.
The c. :. 4. lies buried here:
In youIh it lived and prospered well,
But like Lucifcr. il fell
IT. body here it, soul in -- we'll.
Zen il | know | wouldn't tell
Rest. {. :. A.. from every strife.
Your death Is better than ypur life :
And this one line shall grace your grave
Your death gave freedom to the slave"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

Do not complain if you are not permitted to
have voice in elections and civil affairs. You
have forfeited I such rights. and It now becomes
YOU to submit to such laws and regulations as
the Federal authorities may deem proper to enact.
believe, and know that they viii do the best
they can for you especially if you show hence
forth that you now desire to merit their conf
dence by strict obedience to the laws where
you may reside We are conquered. snbiugated
we have no rights. but must accept such prvili-
gos and favors the Government may see proper
to bestow upon Us.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

Nor SrRAxGE.-Frank Ganahl, whisky-bloat-
ed Democrat formerly of Yreka, recently deliy-
cred himself of a wrathv invective against Pres
ident Johnson at Boise City in which he charged
the President with numbering Mrs. Surratt 1t
is rather bold language, but then the traitor edi-
tor Of the Examiner is permitted to say the same
thing in the great city of San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

Now | want you to 90 home and work hard
and take care OF vour families. work early and
late and get up n night and see # your crops are
growing. Above all things avoid political dis
cussons. If any man says aI9G to yon, swear
that you never knew nor saw enc in your life.
We have talked about the niggers for forty years
and have been out-talled. have fought four
wears for the niggers and have been id badly
whipped, and now it is not your pW;' the
Yankees have won the niger, and will do what
they please with him. and you have no say in
the matter; if they want him they will take him.
and if they say that you must keep him you have
to DO il and TO mistake. tell You that you
have no say in the matter, and you oughtn't TO
have any. Go home and stay there. don't go
anywhere hut to mill. don't 90 10 church for the
ministers will put knots and mischief in your
heads aud get you into trouble. BE good citi-
zcns. and then those Of you who have been good,
honest, and brave soldiers have nothing TO fear :;
but warn those Of You who have been nothing
but sncakinc. cowardly iay-hawkcr-, cut-throats.
and thieves, that jus; rctrihution awaits you.
and hope to God that the Federal authorities
Will hang YOU wherever and whenever they find
YOU. and they will do it sure.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

l. G. SHEATH, | T. NJ. B0ARMAN,
san FRANCISCO BLUFF.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26
Total los, by the war.

The total valuation of property real and per
sonal of the South. as per census of 1850, was
81. 900 ,ooo 900 50 she has but one-sixth Of it
left
Cor Losr.-Thc Mariposl Ga-eHe of August
18th says: Schuyler Colfax, while travelling to
Yo Semitic, discovered the difference between
diplomacy and following Il mountain trail He
got things considerably mixed, and found him
self several miles ont of his latitude Some
sheep ranchers discovered him making bee line
for brigham Young kingdom and placed him
upon the right track again, with the understand
ing that each is to receive Consulship for mer-
itorious services. CofaX wasn't scared nor
n0thing-'tw twas the sheep men
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

A DIsGRAcE.-'. Buchanan is the name of it
school district in this county. 1t would be an
act of mercy to have the disgraceful appellation
changed to one indicative of less treachery and
infamy.-Napa Register.
We concur When the whole nation is anX-
ious to forget there ever such Bu-
chanan that not one in a thousand will demean
himself to curse the old miscreant, Napa ought
to assist in clothing the hoary traitor with the
veil of oblivion n-Sacramento Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

MANLY AND PATRIOTIC. The Needda Ga-ctte,
speaking of boilers making nominations in oppo-
stion to the regular Union ticket, says:
This course they adopted, and the citizens
of this county uphold their manly and patriotic
action.
In the first place. the people OF Nevada county
do not uphold the action of the boters, and clec-
ton day will provet. Secondly, if tits manly
and patriotic" to pick your friends pocket, then
it is TO bolt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26
tie aeral JEFF. Thompson's Farewell Speech.

General Jeff. Thompson. rs we are reminded,
kindly treated many Union prisoners, and even
General Butler interested himself for his ex-
change when a prisoner in our hands. General
jeff. made speech to his soldiers at Jackson
port, Arkansas, upon surrendering them, which
is reported in St. Louis journal, and is very
Characteristic of the man. 1t is too long for us
to reprint, but there are some lively passages
which are worth attention
Many of the 5000 men now see around me-
very many OF you, have been skulking for the
last three years in the swamps within few miles
of our own home-skulking duty-and during
that time have not seen your own children.
see many faces about me that have not been seen
by mortal man for the last three wears and what
have you been doing all that time Why, you
have been lying in the swamps until the moss
has grown six inches long on your backs and
such men call themselves chivalrous soldiers. "
few weeks ago General Reynolds sent flag of
truce to my headquarters, and | sent out to
gather up a respectable force to gather up re-
Of Won responded. \ few days later when Col
Davis and Captain Bennett, of General Dodge 5
staff. bore dispatches to me from that General
again attempted to call about me enough of
YOU to make respectable show. and how many
of these brave 5000 men reported at the call
one sore-eyed nan ,riH qreea goagies But you
rally like brave and gallant men around Uncle
Sans commissary stores, and now come to
surrender You, and hope you will make better
citizens than you have soldiers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

BUCHANAN IYD0RsED.-A Yankee soldier lately
picked up letter written by Howell Cobb to a
Democratic editor in Atlanta, dated August lG,
1857, which concludes as follows - repeat to
YOU that the Administration of Mr. Buchanan IS
the most thoroughly identified with our princi-
pies and our rights, of any that has ever prece-
ded it. and am willing to stand or fall by the
same" In Mr. Buchanan forthcoming work it
is presumed this letter will be conspicuously
in nSerted
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WOm &rico6fbnnpIdHe in SitSs
NmcrtfO.

Die neueten gta6rt6ten bon Suencs Nprea
atben BIG gum q. Suli unO con 9tio ne Sa'
metro Bis gum 8. Nu9ult.
sic entboltcn Ni6tS uber netere S6lah-
ten. t6et(en aber NIT, pnB bon betpen Seiter
eneraiiGe Gprberettun9en sur 6Urtfibrun9 bei
Rrieq5 9etrpfen merpen. Die para9uaYorer
an beren Gptbe i9r prGltpent, 9CpeS, ltebt
bolten nod ben 1rS6eren Gbei! Der Drpoini
@orrtente8 in Der ar9entint1den CONFEDERATION
beIebt unb ebenip pie braItltantl6e Pr0Str1j
Ntp @ranbe. Is
Der Rotler Ypt Sralilisn Bat Ielbit ben
Sberbe1e6l Ieiner Iruppet iIbernpmmst uno
zine oQaemeine Nu6bebun9 an9epronet. Nber
audi Cope, MAJ niGt nil fig, 1np es betet, Dap
CT cine ottt oua9eriiItett Mrnee BON 100000
Nlann betlammen babe. .
Sn Der ar9enttnil&en GUn fDperattcn lhetnt
Die S6eil1abme beS SOlfe8 an Dem &rie9e 9e=
oen paraguay cine ie9r laue gu lein. Sic
Aeqterun9 get pamit I'M, IN europa Grup=
pen 3t werben.
Die brittl6e Barrie Ct. Nnpreip, pslat am
%. Suit pom Montepipeo in Uruguay ob=
ainq, fam am Is. 1T Stem gorf an. Na6 If
rem 9taGrintet bat pral!pent Gcpe3 pa8 @pnt=
mauDO Der Sara9uYanii@en @rmet in peripn
IbernCmmert.
Die NQtirtcn (8rafltet, uruguap uup bic
1r9entini16e @pniGberattDn) b~ebaupttn, baB
Die @araguaY'iGe Slptte in Der S6la6t BON
StiaGuelo rabe3t Sernt6tet pprben let, unb
OaB Die Qarngua9aner audi 5u 2anOe mebrert
9lteperlagen erlttten baben. Die bralltani=
i6e Mruee i'm 6elpe 1T ettpo 1900 Wann
tart. GO miro ppn beioen Setten fr1ftte ae=
wprben un0 9~erttet, DpA btnpert Die &t9en=
3eit far Den @u9eublid aftioe Speratipnen.
Cine NtpnteStDep=3ettun9 bebauptet, baB
lit 8aloe cine Jlptte Der Ser. Staoten an
Der NliinDuuq be8 Ga 0lata erldetnen net
Dc, rm BON 8raiiltm Die freie S@tffa6rt
ouf bteiem StrOme uno bte 8e3abIung elmer
@nti@aOi9ung ron 100000 fit bur6 Bro
fltantlde Gaper 3~er(tSrte omertf1nt16e Tabr,
seu9e SIT oerlan9en,
Gin 8uenp8 @pres Spurnal erflGrt bielt
Sta6rtAt fin unbe9rinpet.
Die 3uftGnpe in Der Stabt Ntonteoipeu it
Uruguay linp ie6r unerquidliGer Natur. so.
littiAe Sntrt9uen unb Gerbaftuneer, 8aub
NOrp uno &poti6la9 am belen Sage iulet
an Der 1age8orpnung5Iein.
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DetrUtt, Nti@t9an,
n. Is. Sent. 1865.

Meintm Serlpreaen semdB finpe i6 en6=
li4 ettras NfuIe, nm ilber Die Grlebntle uni
SeObahtunsen gu l6reiben, melGe t6 ori
metner Netle ilber ben grpBen unb b~lii9enDe1
@elten 9emaht babe.
9auI enoe unO 3au ienDe 1eben mic eebannt
tnterhalb Der Nfauern pper 8retterpanbe IT,
rer Sebaulung, preben liA t1 pem enoen
Rretle tbre6 gerufeS unD lebnen liA perqebeua
mad Dem We4le elmer Jtetle. limb nur aus
Giebe gu elmer 9uten Sadie flbIte t3 mtG5 Be-
ipp9elt, pom gBeib unO &inpern 31 iheiDen,
um etni9t tanlenp Weilen per Oampf III
purGfie9en, Elm unternebmen, pas in Nrnerifa
beut 3u Sage peOer iebr angenebm nod ul.z
9efabrlt9 lit. Wag audi poS 9er3 betlpm=
men flblen, tpent man BON Oenen iGetpet,
bic man Itebt, 70 setpd6rt bp6 bas Nieper~
lsben einen @enub, fur ben es feline @prte
9tebt. uno Die le6er5eusuns, I'M Sntereile
pes 6ortl6rittes Elm Spfer SIT brtn9en, lit Die
bette Aufmunterun9 3ur &ealiIrun9 elmer
l6Snen Qufgabe.
Nls td am Is. @usult, 9Ibenps 10 ubr,
ote Stapt Der Wcnumente DerlieB, a~elanote
l9, Obnt lelblt einem unfaQ in ben QlleabanY
@ebtrgen 5t besesnen, Samlta9 Q9.D WaGz
nttta9s 3 ubr in BittSbura, Der alten Gaud,~
ltaot, an. Sp bitter aud bic BON 9tauf Der
Tabrtfen sei9war3ten Straben ltnp, 70 berr-
lid 1T Die ber9be9renate Sage Der StaOt. Qluf
pet Bergen nUbnt bic 6retbeit, utb e5 it
tptrtltd elm 5oh9enue fir ben 6reunO Der
gtafuri@Onbetten, Otele 8er9e, pel9e pur6 Die
Satapba Jtebe bon Sabr 3u Sa6r fir pas
An9e r%st3enoer treroen, at e~rltei9en u!1p bin
ab3ulsben in ben &rater ltoltuensperther Sc
trerbtbatt9feit Der NlenIhen.
Der ptttSbur9er 3urn9eretn entpidelt cine
9roBe Gbati9fett 3ur @rretAuna leines id,Sz
men 3tpedeS nno miro balD Bel einem 1ol6en
Seitreben fir seiiti9e uno tGrperli6e @nttpif-
telung unb Der 9rOBen Nnsabl Der 536oltnoe
betperlet 0eIhle&tes eineS Der ti6tiaten Gtez
Der i'm 9rObeu 8unbe letn. Wontao Qlbenbs
9ing t4 auf @tnlaOun9 Der Yitt66uraer Sur
ner nit mad NQe9banp, no etn neuer Surnz
oerein bon nabe so Wtt9ltepern erSSTnet MIR
oe, ,tno eerlpri6t berlelbe, Dem @eilt Der Ser
l@'tinlun9 mad gu 16lteBen, e~6enfaQs Elm
taptl9er Seretn Sa werDcn. Mu@ murOe mir
GUY Strner, Nainens pbtltpp Gjrettmann, Dor
gs'ss!, 9teler nn9ludliGe iunse Mann bat
I'M SfanpLe fur Die Union, uno ,por in b~r
Olut'9en S@la4t bel @ettYsburo beiDe M,,oen
9efl0re1 1lno tru8 lpnlt nod ldlpere gRTrSen
pdpot1. Da oics, ~ oiel MIR bemnft Ssr e;,,'
3t9e Sail oteler Nrt i'm sanaen Sirrnrrt,,n%e
1T rnD 3urner @rettmann NIT STrefsr ',,.s
8an9en an leine 3ufunft penft, ba err feins
Gertpanbte bat, Die lt4 Ieiner annebmen ANN
ten, 70 miro e5 bic DFtht eines ieOen Gurners,
lt9 / bres Iurnbruoers an3nnebmm unp bic
fGr letne 3ufunft gu. entfernen, SD
mSdte besbalb oOrldla9et, Dap bet Gorort
bic Sade in bic 6anp ndbme nno lammtlide
Understanding auforOerte, na& &raften bei3u-
l%teltern, Inn sinen 6onb su 9%rinpen, tpOOur@
feline Submit 9eli6ert mare, uno bteler 6pro
fSnnte am belfen bur1 gorIfeaunSen In ben
Serf@tepenen @ereinen !~er;telt perpen, SD