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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-22
nopsr THRvps.-Frank Morris. Aul

poRsF TmYvgs Prank Morris, August
Yner ,.J Joseph B.uuer we're yesterday ARRESTED BY
~aleer Cloud Oi the Thirteenth irscsc1' % -
.or,,s,,,+ az lblrt Birds1i ~ epl1ye d" t"e "h u
g.,uo Railroad Company. who ststes ~ - IRE ec,
sfo,e non lot In TLl'd-aye oaiWeen y S
os 60 o,c 81 me animals was found ID sla-
sis IN De.sacey.s, where he had bsen IA os ti 'c
". 90. - 1brr voro committed 10y Jusiiee han'n'In'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-22

popggp IN A SALO0S.-RichaIG ;. Nhte o'
No 7-- Ihird-aye .nie 10 the saloon o. "ens.' ,a.
r., al 40. Az si1th-ave.. Oh tuesday night Nh1
49, e see IL esussd tie arrest Of foIshey ana
81 COZ Maria Murray by Onicef NuicahV "i tSo
sIusnt.nith Precnct. The money wss iennd srei'l'V
e. ~ tcheu OF the RESTAURANT Justice LedHith COM
.ottoa ~. ACCUSED Tor irieL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-22

r.r,,1y IY1URFD.-MaTgaret /. HerOpAy'
- -. so .crionsly iuiuged a few mornings since
~ H. lie arm Of her aunt Catherine horsian, 10y
ale later jumping non he thirdstoi! ~inaos % pse
-, dad vesterday n the residence % her parents
~ q, BS.ter.st Az inquest vas held upon me BODY
by Coroner Colin ald verdict u sesou4ieo ""a
~ a go rsndeyed Deceased was aged years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-22

DESPERATE SCouNDaGL -olhee asf Sur. .s,sa
O, the Yieiteenth Precinct on Inetats Whe on
c.ss o tn be broke non The oil,geI'
and Oh being parsued ured ard FRED ONE ,Us '
The ball not taking eiec hon ever ~ bin Ion Trial
tr deieul, OF s! 900 BAH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-22
CArErY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON, 1888.
WORCESTER, PALNtR FiTCHBURG, NASHUA
LOWFLL. CONCORD. The WHITE MOUNTAINS
And INTERMEDIATE POiErS.
TheIea ana stslrc st.arlsrs of the Norwich line,
Cl.TOF pOslON sud CITY OF NEW YORK
leave New Daily isulc,ys edl at ococka -
Loul PIX Nc. 3, North River foot of Esstry st.,
FOR KEW LUNDOS,
there cone-s witt The ssanhost Express Train norS -
yoir 9s hor.,cb and Worcester, Boston and Wor
cster NO and Nashua and NewLoDdon and Nofihsfs
Railroads
Ftit TAKEN u the lowest rates FOR iniormaion inidR
Of =. MARTIN, Agent on the Pisr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-22

L,OR NEW-ORLEANs direct.-The .. S.
L Mail stesmship GEORGE CROMWELL, Capt T. r.
Vail viii lsave Pier 10. 3 n. H.. or SATURDAY June ~
al D. ~. PASSAGE with accommodations unsurpassed foV
Applyto II B. CROMWELL Co.. No ~ Wes,-st
Tue FUNG SHUEY follows on SATURDAY, July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-22

ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
~ RAiLWaY. NV BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
s,.AGEE TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK. vita. the Eng
I-ysy from o, C.snIn-rs-st., kUNNTN3 THROUGH
TO CLi.vE.tND, o. WITHOUT cHANdii or CARA
connecting vi rnfoi1s all primo pal cies ia the West
ms rod i 3, " ertegl d aid viii be ~ complies
rIpaiDg oaey I'D 0,ion ur'ans Dayton cineiS
n.h AID st. Louis wi,ao6. 5reak Of ese.-
r. n GooDx4S Ger Ticket ~, n. r SwEET5kh
Meedvilie Ia. General SUPP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-22
1,,po,,-,,,s cro,-r. 1HRovGH RAfLRO ~

THROWING STOTT- 1bko' Nh ne Lh' -
rtgs-I e,terday o4crnoon. jeremiah hchhAUs'
go AGO thT. Gllrse stone through tic wia-
- .tcaT No. 10 OF rne second Avenue Railroad "Iiie
SSssrg ~ the o. cn0- between Fourteenth ana III
teeut hGts endangei1g the lives % the passenger p
Sic eisn threw an1i or AZ the conductor Joseph Arnold
and had previously THROWN stones n Olfer ears Ht
va arrested by oicrr Doau Cftne Sixteenth Precinct
end conn United by Justice Mansfield
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-22

ASSAULT UPoS A REBEL SOIDfRR.-A he"ei
soldier whose nan7 c0GlG not tc asccftaine4 " 20
Assaulted 1ue,6ay evening b. aLan named JODu Bowl
81 The corner Brdrg anu Stfte-sts The sCiG'i do
knOekec Down. ana NGs afteTWard tssen az !" az ~
nensible condition aud conveyed 20 tae Ne" = DIX
Hospital Ills as.ailart arrested ol oiDcer lS IN
81 the FIRST Precinct lie claims " have acted IN sell
defense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-22

RoDBRD IN PORTER HOUsR.-IaflY OF
Suesdsv evening Henry Lelsr II tire Receiving SRI
North Carolina vert into tie porter house No.
pivisO a-s;. and wLIls there bystarder named ia
Mann stole HI wallet c0n-ling q email sum az
sgcaped he made known the fact Of his loss, wnei
O confederate Of tie thief na.ed John Sl-bi'
knocked min down, snatcEoG IRON hiin ssYcf "atc
valued so, aut into the street lie Wa ~ n
srrested Dy officer ioupsOn Of the Tenth Precinct
The accrsed is aged ~ years resides N phiiac clp
~ a. lato'v DISCHARGED from the army end admits ~,
guilt Justice Mansfield committed him for tre' ~ u"
f.ult Of s. go bali.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-03

HfcH PnfcEs II WAR TnfE. We shall
suffer from and from uncertain prices while
the ~ar lasts; R Is the loss ~hich those
who DO not fight IN tbe held suffer Cor their
oountry's sake. This disarrancemsnt 90
prices may be increased by the errors Of
those Who have the conduit % he national
finances; it may be diminished by the main
srnance of eouii financial principles; bgt
more or less Oi il there Will be. a. there has
been IN ever. country engaged IN a great
war. II tbe people live economically. they
vii By that themselves prevent a great
many the evils from Which the country now
suffer- tbey live exfravagAntly. or even
y th~y rvfuse N practice rigid economy.
tbey vii increase the general disturbance
q prices II any man. ho~ever. OF those
Who whine about the high prices. desires
90 ave 81 them. - him enlist IN the army.
There. while b. . 6ghting for the country.
the country vii fed hin. regariless Of tho
price Of sugar. eoffee. -four. pork or beef
Wages have risen vIth prices. tboagh
perhaps no, in proportion. Men working
aNF - - of eAlaftNs AZ lorrt4 20 rCOuo11te9
even though they sst noeh more thar
Formerly. Here. 100. les "a rot be forgotten
that they stil receive msch more than the
soldiers in tbe field and that no right-mind-
ed man siouil grunsbic a. the sacrifices ho
makes at home. ~ben 80 many thousands
are giving Up home. ease. business pros
pects. carver. comfortable salaries or wages
and suffering toilsone msrcbes. exposing
themselves 60 danger and death IN the 6eld
for saces muh less. let every one re-
member that n . the dutv of al % con-
tribute 20 the general welfare; and that
whatever taxes wc pay Who stay AZ home
or whatever economies We are obliged
10 practise. Ne arr stu making infinitely
smaller sacrt6res than our brethren in the
6sld. and we arr pAyiag % secure % our
rhihhen AMI ourselves Freedom and free
la~tul government. If q takes al ne
have. the price is sfill not high.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-03

DOMESTIC SYwrsrHY. Msny years sgo
there lived IN q o. ishboring State. iarni-
iy BY ths name Of Noble. slfhossh am fsr
from thinking this ~ss q suitable name for
thew The father not uafrc1acntiy indulg-
81 IN f,kinc ''icctic too mueh.- Upon
cerfsin OCCASION BE- ~as seen lying upon the
ground. and q va supposed that be ~ss
under ths infaence 81 ''spcrTits = BOT uron
examination be leg vas f0und % Be bro
ken. 4 son cf the oii man wss in the VIC
nifty. and horse ard carriage ~ith driv-
cr. vcrc soon procured - take them hou~.
when r'fiin 3 short Iisisnce. Mr. Noble
saii 'he was afraid it -ould come TOO sui-
den upon thc 'oii voman' and be fhought
Oliver Chis son) better g. shesd ard prs-
pa-- hcr nsind for ii This vas sccord-
ineiy done. ard -hen ihs psrfy srrived a.
the hosse. the old isdy esms running out
saving. ''brote yosr -. hsins ysg ~ish
it hsd i,-en your s.rned obi neek - Iss-
lsm CsEcffc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-03

ASrcporr 90 ll,Sprt- The following
is told g Handel ibe great musical COM
poser
Havoc OCCASION to bring oct one n his
orafories in a provincial tom 20 Ea-is.I.
D. begsa e. look shoot f1r sl-h rarfc-isi %
oompi,fe iis rr,he.frn anl cbor.s as the
Place might rfori Ouc ard another wss
rrrommeniei r' us1ai. 81 brln- a spleuIiI
sfre.r. q rreaf PLAYER. ard so on. Afsr
iahi'e. such ss scrc conectahic wcrc -nth-
erred together .n a room. an,l. after r.relru.-
irarics. ilar1,i msfc his arrea-anoe -
'Gent'cmen. qaofh bc. '.ror all rcsd nan
asrrirt'- "les. yes. responded from al
parts q fhc room. I'VE play in lie
chu-rh. aiicf one Oh rrnticr-sn bchind
a ariohoc,no. 'Very veil. play de. said
ilaniei. distrbufine fhe rsrfs. This donc.
and feu evpisrations delivered. Hand 20
retired to iisfsrt par of the rooua 90 es,-
fay thr sf.C'. Tie sturnblnr. furstiinr.
tnI bianderisg tiaf ensusd is sd to b.
irdescrltshie flardels sensitive ea- ani
inrefuous spirit coud not long brock thc
insult. ani. clarp. ~ his hsnds % his csr..
hc ran % ne OF gcntlesnan - the violin
cello. rnd. siskin- be ct furiously 81 tic
trrriEei m1n anl insfrlmc1t. sai1. 'You
pisy in De- Ctsohf-sery -cn. you may
play in De- ei,g-i for 90 rcad. Do Lord
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-03
VOLUME 81, NO. l6.
EHoeh Arden: Boiled Down.


Fh,isp Rsy aad Essch Asa-.
he'h ~-r- "-p,aas" - s-as- -.
Pa dsd aos i-i-hn h~r nss.-.-.
So Pss'esred - -..is -sth v.
He she --dssd. -sd she b..re hia
Pretty isui- chiLi.ea thr~e:
r., h--oosaiax -hass q rAi.o,
tsoeh -eaf s~.y 10 So
Leasi-x Mrs Ar,l-n s-.--
% -.n--sa<k' = village -h-p.
S~.n,s nuai-r. --ssp. ssd tresci-
b-~-~sH' ~Aipcosd. bu'Pop.
Tes $50 ,esTs ~ -ais-f f. hsm.
80 - n-iih~f eene 49, wr-te
Ns~rrf..se. sh~ cs.ciu,l-d Es..~h
Cssid ~ haS-s ~ -aea-
=, ~h-- Phslp e.--~ % ..L h.
u sh- -esid ~ Mr. R-y.
She. trii-visg -h~ ws- -idow'd
Csshi 80 ssv ~ saiior -ass.'
Aad a - oaa tiuss -. MARRIED.
Gave ~ s~u'.E h--.i as1 ch~~.~.
Al - Do uaD- Phslip slrse4
L'u.e R-y uPoa ~ ksee-.
Dsi. stss' the ions lest EaseA
Tsrn'd sp sae~rscted ".
49, 49, vastly di-co.o-sted
~ las act sf h,ga-u'y-
Hss rea~cti-g - ~ -ul.;-~t.
lie sistrraltnsd a. aiosu~
fnr hfs ~ugthcp@-i si.~-sce fro-a her
By ja-t issviag w-i stose.
Taking 20 his led ~ D. isdl.-l
DIS - ssur-thisx hk~ = sha.-
49, - ~sth hi- gced ku.li.dv
Next tAe dsbt q nstss- pad.
The. ~hea hath The R.xs discovered
tluS r.1oF Euash's Ete nd ~ndsd.
Thes rssne ouf a. hals.i-isn< - - I'D
Gave ~ corp-, a isa'rsi splssdiA
This a. N tnos ahaat if
n 81 at .-ihci--f -fife
B. n~xf ra-a % Ats~c T~ra~-
80. Y. l., he lie q " ght.
fN~h-aurne Punrh-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-03

= long suacrins. Of great kindness. forgi,-
~ iniqufy. transrr-s-ion and sin. you
sal PLAY in dc church. bot you al not plAy
for ~ ~ and snstohing together has manu-
SCRIPTS. be rushed out Of the room. lcasins
the astonished performers 20 draw their
ON conclusions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-03

TIE soul of GA John Brow. vhich "a.
been q" marching or for soune tine pat. i
said % have counenced moving 80 the
douhie-qurrk On The pas.a-c oftbe eonstiiu-
fi1nai an.cn,irnsrt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-03

Psck your csres IN as email a sp.ce as
you can. 80 thsi you csn carry them your-
sclf and not lei then annoy others
d . he tendency q the nsAslss and
so0l,lInr womcn 81 break OF.
D,sfb cosncs 10 good a.en 10 relievc ban.
u comes 70 Pal alsa % rslisys societ,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-03

We sbouli not BE- surPrissi if Ne Sod it
q diaicuit 10 obtain sine. Even the vine
mascT himscf gt's q only b. o tight
sqasess.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-19

continue aud flourish III durango
and Lower California capital from
the United States has been largely
invested in silver mines with na.ter-
ing results. and probably some OF the
richest mines known IN Mexican
history are AMONG those recently
rcop"ned and now in successful ope-
ration in the vicinity Of Cap. st
Lucas. and in the States of Durango
and Sinalna
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-19
I:"agG
HEAD 1uAt7wKs y s FORCES.

HEAD QuAkTisK3 r, s; I1KcES.
Shreveport ia -rs. iG.h 1860.
Genera Cricr,
Noe.
AZ pcron- are prohibited from s-liiSg.
OF il any manner furnishing Intoxicating
iiYuora to enlisted Den within this CON-
nanu.
Smoking viii no. be permitted in tho
imlnedia e vicinity OF Cotton or wherever
it mag b. rxpnset.
Any violation nf this order will be me.
With sre-t fine or ether puuishuent.
BY urie- Of
Colynel F. Il. CRAEDAI =.
BENZ r hi0sR0y
Capt. A. A. A. Cecl.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-19

course the name o. their auyss. yuas-
ter mus. bc famous ono. AM sure
"WeN. yrs; my name il q famous
Que, said the king, but no on. tex
cept my immediate vassals nI.d you
ever saw me. for leave M kingdom
but once n year, 10 go in search after
the greatest sinner in til. " Grid. to
regal. myself. and TO crlebra," the
day on which Cam became Il tratri-
eide, and then l keep up such Il
s.ric. incognito that no human eye
Observes me. Ny maine il B--lze-
bub, and that o. nv kingdom. Dask-
ness
Hans .re,uhled. and would have
shown til. ti-nd his heels # n" latter
had no: drawn II" formers arm thrD
his, and told him that he expected
Hans would be oti.ging enough to
nssis: lis henethctor in his search
after III. CREATES: sinner On the earth.
" Iii. there was left nothing for
Hans but sub,nissiou, for the Prince
of Darkness "n- - dcvi!jsh strong,
ana had taken sucn Il deylIIsh good
/ Old on Hams arm.
When the miser and hi- iIlustr!-
oous companion had gou" u little dis
tsrce they came to a small farm
house, at the entraLc" Of which vas
A young, Pheasant looking woman,
reading a book. Bat It happened 2"
that young, ch-Iub-l k- boy. " no
played Al her knees, seemed 10 find a
world q pleasure in shutting her
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-19

- l am hrst rate one. Go on ser
geant. pray"
"Aii right" said Francis. That
mean hearted. viilainous, brother in
money OF yours was on some Sunday
going to church. VIVA, he mus. do
there don't know do you, Mr.
Muller p
do | 7" laughed the ,nieer. n.rv-
ously. "Of course ! do; for ! my
seit 60 every Sunday to church. -
Why well, for the same reaeon that,
trom every hundred people, fifty 20
to church ;or."
And what can be that reason,
Mr., Muller T.
Well, good good a-rnoney-
bags and widows tear- ~ exc lai.n-d
the miser. smiling complacently II;
his readiness. OF iuv.ntlns NV ap-
pca!s. Don, YOU know what shat
reason can be- Hypocrisy, my boy ;
mock ps"ty."
( Now come, Mr. Muller 7"
u" on can believe me. Continue
your story"
w cu.' continued Francis, when
Hans left his house and walked thro'
thu village. with bis head ben, down
and his eyes fixed upon the pave
J meut, almost every body whom be met
took Oft their hats to salute him, but
no so ner had he passed on than one
said TO the other, Look, there goes
Hans keep-c.ose- your purse- string rs.
the nltser, the u-urcr and oppr.sscr
I. 4 !
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-19
TIE PRINCE OF DARKNESS.

capital part in it is but poor prince.
IN spit. Of all his power. and is no.
belt 60 bad as are the pr.uces of this
world in general For. though the
drst one is in continual rebellion
with the good. wise and just King of
kings, he is no hypocri,e, and never
calls the Suprem. Monarch's name.
Tor fear of his getting crushed to
nothing if he cid 80, willis; the
worlds princes rebel agaihs. their
Ruler, by mirusing the power which
Ia did grant them; and y.t keep up
their app-arances of mock loyalty
and pi.,y. Av, haril & often III.
hardwood to order men, WHO are not
their. but their Supreme Mse,cr'-,
ministers. to pay tor their success
when they go on. i; the head Of their
armies to satisfy their love for CON
quest at the cost OF streams OF hU
man gore. aud ut the cost 81 wives
becoming widows, children orphans.
and old parents and tender air,ers
pcti-hiug from want OF ,helr ra'urt.
protectors and supporters.
Satan il ID. prnG" OF d.;
but :i.uGs. max" Il bet
Tia, 4 ngs y ho ietgn aud mock 80 vel.
Arc greater Sataua y.t!'
auo,h Francis once. and ] r.pea, hia
citation, hoping that the ruler. will
be cou-,nc.,! by tn. truth.
hi..r Muller, shiv.ring with pas
.,on aud cold, Il, was very cold
nigh, in U.c.mb.r,J was ready to
Ns;.n 70 y s,orv which Frsnc,s yas
going to tel hin
W., stood in tn. same small house
from which, thu. evening before, tn.
,n;.., b.d dr,v., , no'r AN homes,
family, on. m.,ub.r Of which was
a., old man of ,,.y.n.v..i,h,, h.caus..
,h.v v,r. unnh',. ia nav their tou-,.
r.Dt during ,n. pas, th,ar months
Ib.. r.s,t.- r,,,.t ..cus. m. if |
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-19
Capt. A. A. A. Gen
shreveport 2slc5s Curr eat.

Cottoa } Kidding. 1890 y Il.
.Sugar-l2Olsc y IL.
E7olasses--65G8 soc = gal.
Elour-s12@l5 y Dbl.
Bacon--l6tc02Oc y Il.
Cnfee--45c050c T. ID.
WAtshy-aectiGed, s30-.T-xas
s10- y ga.
r Conaies-3oc035P ii.
Coyn-5oc0- T. sushel.
Bagg,ng-45c@5o y yari
Roue-25c0-$ IL.
1Notis-S OG)- ksy.
Esde:-5c0-P b
Fotaf0ea y Dbl.
Ci{-Laga, $ o. y ga.
ETo L IN SHREVEPORT,
FuN Blocd-Cleau. 2OG25 = !.
One-AnJ to Tire. Curtis 5:ood-
I6a20 - 10.
Nattee-l00l2 = IL.
BURY Woo, price. according &c
quality and order.
Hides hav- declined IN Nsw or
leans ) t. C. per pound yet ssiteo.
5a'e = H.; for dry. Nc. worm eaten,
q oa"'ased' pf'1e'
New orleana 2c-cos Ca-re1
~
- Gof'0" --,JrHl ny 3o'@'s; E2T1
0 ~, l1a1 S2@2o 20" S>-7';i-IE
% 0'o' t,'oo''hS' = az =,
fair, l7c 400; Witt .-sr..e3 a.:
~ 10.
tIouT-SuQeG:.:-". : - --'.&s
sup@rilne, s. 371 ." e--.~. g
c.clC- eAtra. 81 Z 80
Tag-S33 + ton
CctG-75c g ors-e-
Eraa-sl IS per i ~
|"r"-- ie!Ao"' . 49, -
'o ~ r-, so,1o.
! Bqcon-I-,.
Bags5ng-I4dia, 25c = -a-J.
/ Hope--l43c . ID.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-19

Il ew Orleans Ec-c3s Ja-caz-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-29
Cine %trefiid1e Rese bes araiIbenten pes febsoel,
serifd1sn D1atiOnalratbes.

Nm 3. Suit trtrbe bic bte6iabrtoe orient
ltGe Spmmerlenipn Der etoeen5iIild5en gdt6e
In Sern er1fnet. SIN N~attpnalrat6 pper Ste
.pra lentantenDau6 biclt @rdfpent SsGeer (au6
Dem Nar9au) plgenOe auA auf Nutertfa BE-
all9lt9e GrGfnune0rere:
vNtetne6errn !! Went9e3 eit na6 pemS6luf
TN erer lebten Stbn19 er6telter mir aus g1prb
Nmertfa Die <nbe BON bent unertpartet ra=
l6en SAT- Der 6auptltabt pes 9iiDens, mel
dent bato bas gnpe pe5 b~luttgen 8iirgerfrte@
seS fOl9te* SAT- 9lei93ettt9 fam bic gla6rtAt
BON Der grmorDun9 bes 9~ralipenten, tpeld5er
ethem rpben Sanati6mrtS gum Spfer fiel. Der
BunpeSratb Bat I'M Sfamen pes Shweiserppl=
fe8 Der SGtpelterrepublif feline Tbetlnabrne an
btelengret9ntifen aus9elprp6en, Stele <nbaes
brn9et aus Dem gplfe ielbt baben bteiem Sc
fu6l BEL pnperen Nu6Drud Serlteben, u1p bic
Understanding, tpdre le at iener Belt
.beriammelt gene ZEN, ipirpe gepiB e~benfaQs
ibre Sampatbie fit bic 9liflt6e @enouna
pes &riegeS unD tbren SGmer3 itter bet ae=
naltIamen 5pb beS Nrdfibenten aeauBert
baben. i.'sf
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ltatten !: mir pirfen ur1S Der !6ofnuna 6inaez
ben, baB balb ipteber 9eprbnete ;3uItanbe al.
riidfebreu, oaB 5anpel unp Geiperbe lt6 UNI
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l9peren &f .berSpr9ebe. DteB 9el6tebt
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u1b Siben ietes 2anoes bic oneebcrene q s.
net9nng 9egenpie Nace
uberwunben unb berlelben unSerftut=
merte pDltttf9e @let6 It eItun9 ge=
9ebet tpirb. Der elidlt9e MuSgang bes atnez
rttanti9en &rteseS tptrb nt4t pbne Gtaadtptr~
tlt1tg atf Die pplitil9e Gntptflung g1rppa'S
bletber, SDr Naem tperoen bic G6lfer BARN
Grmutbt9an9 ftnoen, geeen bic lih stelfrA
fano9ebenoen Seltrebunsen tire serfa1unasz
tndbi9en Ne4te gu f@malern .pper aa beletz
tigen.a % 4asslga zaaas4 sbn-s5a 4 aa s4..aa se
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b~elonoers tpt9ttee 8eoe,ttnn9, benn er 1T cine
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bett erfreuert, bic mir beIiBe1, fibleu mir 1tn1
n,tr nm, 10 eIenoer, rpet,1 mir ftGen, DAP nna
aerope pdS Nedt Der Mablobittmmla9 ser
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Der sesen nas gu pe%rGbenoa Jre0el blo58e,
teut, Satten MIR pa5 @~ablfiuure6t, pat1
tpiuirpen lelbt bic undergraduates 8eamten 1t
Dtener Der @ert9te Die Gletle Der Nfdtbt re-
lpefttren, bic nat,r9emaB aus DEM 2Shbl
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