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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-22

OUTRAaEoUs.-A dastardly attempt has
been made, in Leavenworth, to inhict
personal violence upon Mayor Carney.
A petition or call was presented to him,
asking him to be candidate for re-elec-
ton, which was signed first by number
Of we'll. known citizens, followed by list
of the most outlandish names conceivable.
The perpetrators knew that if he COM
menced reading the list, he would be led
gradually among the breakers, and before
he was aware of it, his jaw would be dis
located. We judge that the conspiracy
proved abortive, from the fact that the
Bulletin appears to be in bad humor
over the affair. But the plot would
doubtless have succeeded, had not the
conspirators failed to obtain the signature
of Mr.. Przybylowicz.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-22

BYRON SnERnY.-Hon. Byron Sherry
has removed from Seneca. and located in
Leavenworth, where he has engaged in
the practice of his profession. To any
one requiring the services of q competent
man in his profession. in that city or Ju,
dicial District, we cheerfully recommend
him. We this week publish his Gard.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-22

~ John Grsgg. an old citizen OF
Oregon. No., committed suicide, one
night lest week, BY hanging himself, in
the bar-room Of Prices Hotel.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-22

r. Andrew johnson was elected Vice
President: and We fear. since his scces-
sion to the Presidency. be does not mean
to forswesr his favorite viee.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-22

H We notice that Gen. H. II. Heath
has retired from the sditorship Of the
Omaha Republican. after short and BY
no means brilliant career. We congratu-
late the Republican upon the change
Heath is simply an unprincipled adven.
turer. In 1860, be was q Brsckinridge
Democrat, in Iowa. In 1864. he was q
pretended Radical Republican, using
his military position to control the elec.
ton in Kansas. In 1866. be attempted
to get into the Nebraska Legislature, from
a County in which be was stationed in I
military capacity. He will next bring up
peradventure. in the Democratic wsllov
once more.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-22

w The steamer Gen. Grant was sunk
by ice, on Sunday. above Plattsmouth.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-22

EcL1pse.-On Friday night. the 3Otb,
there will be an eclipse Of the moon.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-22

~ The Township election comes of
on Monday next.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-22

intention to follow the business Of teaching
common schools in this State. All applicants
must be recommended BY the Representatives
of the District in which they reside.
p The veto message continues to bear its
fruit. Union men are being driven out of Ken
lucky on pain Of death, and large numbers are
arriving at Cincinnati and Covington.
p The N. Y. Tribune, IN leading editori-
al, speaks as follows Of Wendell Phillips
"Thst Mr.. Phillips has to-day bis head on bis
shoulders and is at liberty to speak in public
be owes to those Abolitionists who have refused
to follow his lead, and who are thereby expos.
ed to his vituperation."
| u An exchange thiaks it would be we'll, be
fore raising expensive monuments to soldier:
who have fallen in the war, town and municip
alites should see that the widows and children
they have left behind are not allowed to starvs
or to exist on the merest pittancc.
q The House of Representatives of the
Ohio Legislature BY vote of 40 to IA, ha,
passed bill declaring eight hours days Ia
boF.
r The father Of the fllibuster Walker
"the grey eyed man of destiny" is now acting
as doorkeeper Of one Of the N. Y. theaters.
| " Gov. Morton Of Indiana, who went I.
Europe for the benefit ofhis health, has return
ed to Ny. His health is not improved.
1 The President may not have tried te
vhite-wash the rebels, but the rebels are certain
ly trying 70 soit-soap the President.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-12
Miscellaneous Beoks

l, History 2. Biography :, EovsIs Z, Govern
ment and Politics 5, Rebellion LiikFatsre 6, Sc
ciai and Ethical; I, Mental ard Neral seienss; 8
Language and 0rat6Fy =. Bellies Lettres and lhe
Classics 10, Poetry and The Drama; n, Wit -
HumeT IL. Fiction Is. works colleesea int
unes; IA, ~FreemAsonFy and Odd FelIersbip;
Miscellaneous sHEseets; is, BibIes, Prayer Book,
aud LYNN Books; II. Illustrated WORKS; IS, Juv-
mile Books.
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BefehtiRc Booka.

!. Military aud Naval Science; Z. NavirAtion
aud Ship Building ,. Architeet are Ard CaTpentry ;
I, Fine Arts ), Chemistry and EieetTisisy s, Me-
ebanical Sciences; !, Applied MecLaE5es and The
tseiui Arts; s, Currency, Trade and Resources;
y. Mathematics and Engineering; 10, ASTRONOMY
II, Geography, Explorations and ClimAsolOgy II.
Zoology, Mining. etc.; Ia. Natural Es:ssory Of The
Mineral Kingdom II. Vegetable Kbfdom Is,
Agriculture rs, Domestic Arts; II. Ansstnsnts.
games snd Fortune Telling Is. PhoBosraphy 10,
CyeiopediAs and Dietionaries: 20, General And
Popular Science ri, MisceIIanseus KszAs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-12
MEDICAL cIRCuLAe

Every Physician located in The eosi.,,
mall village, and engaged In The prask. ;, -.
profession, has more or less frsqushay bsra =.
suecessful trvstusn. Of chronic disestss 90. ~
no, impossible, owing to the absenes sfe...n
%ciIitiee Which are within the reach q tkos. x.,a;..
in the cities and larger towns.
The andsrsignsd has for this reasoa s.a.
rsngem spfs for the treatment Of this els. u 60.
By which patients esn have the benssl il III a..
appliances known TO the profession.
Persons placed under bis care will fsss,, IN .s-
dition to medical aud surgical ,reatns sl. i. h....
Rt of DR.. Lang.ton Parker method ofh.,.-..
by fumigstion the use Of many Of i. r,.,.t
And saline waters, both for bathing "a e,p.,.
use; bathing in ses water, de-, whom hks.....
beside the ordinary general and local bssa. - -.
er, heated sir ana ,Ap0E.
Physicians havfI & under their care 3 s,o-;..
Of persons afflicted BY obstinate -Fheuzas.n ~.
diseases. diseases If ths urinary organs. il. rh;eh
hare resisted ordinary treatment, WI sopt.,
grs4. saTof upon such persons, BY eatliss hair at
~tsniion to the facilities here afforded.
For special apply ia psssss Or b,
~lsttsr, y ]. L. e0oMBs, Nd.
Porslaad. 0rsgon.-
Consultation Rooms in crssis Building
over Wells. Fargo 3 Co. Entrsnes ffsn gt.rk
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-12

men OF New England ldeus III other
tiOns of the Union:
Mr.. Abraham Lincoln, 10 . speech it
opposition to the Mexican war, said
That he, the President, (Mr. Polk) i,
deeply conscious of being in the wrong
that he feels the blood Of this var. lik.
the blood of Abel, Is crying to heaven
against him.
Mr.. Giddings said in reference TO the
saEe war:
But they (his friends) would PERM,
him to say that he never had and never
would, vote for a dollar or a man in 9
war which he had so long denounced a.
wicked and barbarous.
The following are extracts taken from
the leading presses Of that day which op.
posed and do now oppose the Democracy:
They (ths Mexicans) are in the right
I've in the wrong. They may appeal in
confidence to the God Of battles, but If we
look for aid to any other than human
power, il must be TO the Internal machina-
tions Of hell. for thus far il would seem,
the devil has governed and guided ell our
actions in the premises.-IXenis (Ohiol
Torch Light.
No man, no people, looking upon the
contest, can help sympathiEing with Mex
leo, and uniting in uttering a bitter de-
nunciation against our own Government.
-TCinainnaf m y CavaN
Let every one keep aloof from this un-
righteous, infamous, God-abhorred war,
and it will soon come to an end. The
prospect il. that the Administration can
get neither men nor money to carry on
the war. Thank the Lord for all that
TN. II. Statesman.
To volunteer or vote q dollar to carry
on the war, is moral treason against the
God of reason and the rights of mankind.
(Mass.) Gazette.
Talk of this war as We may, shout. re-
|jcice, illuminate your cities. it is still a
war of injustice, Of conquest and of I'M
mitigated evil, and it is high time that
the %virtnous and patriotic should speak
out in condemnation of it.1[Boston SEN
tinel, ls48.
The Mexican wa appears to be fast
settling down to Q mere matter of plumber
and murder. = We think the war
disreputable to the age we 1--we 10, and
the country of which it is our boast to be
called her children.-[BOston Atlas.
IF there is in the United States q breast
worthy of American liberty. its impulses
to join the Mexicans, and hurl down upon
the base, slsvish. mercenary invaders,
who, born in a Republic, go to play over
the accursed game of the Hessians on the
tops of those Mexican volcanoes, it would
be a sad and woful joy, nevertheless, to
hear that the hordes under Scott and
were every man of them swept
into the mex world. What business has
an invading armyin thisl--[BOston Daily
Chronotype.
The whole world knows that it il Mex
leo which has been imposed upon, and
our people are the robbersl So far
as u Government can Affect it, the laws
of heaven are suspended, and those of hell
in their stead. To the people
of the United States: Your rulers are
precipitating you into = fathomlsss abyss
of crime and calumny.-[N. Y. Tribune.
Mr. Corwin. in a bitter speech denounc-
ing the war, said:
We're / Mexican, / would welcome
these invaders with bloody hands to hos
graves.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-12
TERMS:
BOARD, per Week 81
board and Lodging 81 10 SO

The Proprietor will at all times sndeavor to
please his Guests, and y rid respectfully solicit
the patronage Of the travelling public.
p. 70. sINNoTT, Propristor.
Portland, Dee. 20, 1855.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-12
Medical Books.

Alcohol Anatomy. APoPlexy, Asthma, AussaI-
tatien. Blood, Hrain, Bronchitis. Cheet, Chemistry,
Children. CblorofoTm, Cholera, Ciimate. Consamp-
tion, Deafness, D~eformisies, Dental euFgsTy, Die
tionariea. Digestion, Diptheria, Dispensaiories, Dis
sectors, Domestic Medicine. Drepsy, Epilepsy. Fry
sipelas. Eye. Females. Fcvers. Go1t. Health. Heart.
Histology, Homeopathy, Hydropathy, Innuensa.
Insanity, Joints, Liver. Lungs. Mnttfia Medisa,
Medical Jurisprudenoe. Membranes Microscope.
Midwifery, Mind, Nervous System, Neuralgis, 0k.
~stetr'cs, Palsy, Paralysis, Pathology. Pharnsaey,
Physiology. PnH7rspsia. Poisons, Practice. Pre-
cf1ptiens. PsycllFo&, Reetum, KheHnatism, Scar.
W, S~crcfafs. Skins smallpox. Spins, Stem ask.
Surgery. THREAT. Tobacco. Water Gnra
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-12

English Reports, American Reports, stases Re.
ports and Digests, Arrangements. Ahstracts. As-
tions at Law, Administrator, Admiralty, AEsnsy.
Arbitration. Assignments, AttaehIaensg Bai.n.nts.
Bankruptcy, Carriers, ChAncsry, Civil Law, Csdss,
Commercial Law, Common Law, Contrssfs. Csa-
vsyaneing, CoTPorstiens, CrininsI Las. DaAagss,
Divorce, Equity, Evidence, Exeeutors, FERNS, In
surance, Insanity, Justice of the Peaes. Jurisdie-
ton, Landlord and Tenant, Mariems Law, MsY-
camille Law. Mexican Law, Military Law, Mines,
Mortgages, Partnerships; Patents, Personal Prep
eEty. PlcAding. Practice, Railways, Resi- Properly,
Revenue, Sales, Shipping, SheriEs, Study Of Law.
SsrstyshiP, Tax Law. Trustees. yspders, Wills.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-12

DlsLoYAlrY,- lhe Springfield, tAlarsa-
chusettsl Republican says Of the President
If he goes on rs he has begun, he vii
have to be put aside, not by assassination
according 10 his infamous innuendo) bul
by the legal method provided by the Trainers
ST the Constitution for sach an emergency
Meanwhile hear it suggested that the Sen:
ne should call upon him to furnish the evi.
ieace, il not Incompatible with the public
interest, y on which he charges Mr.. Summer
Of being guilty of treason, and the House
should take the same measure 10 yindicate
Mr. Stevens. For drunkenness is no e1-
cuse for such charges as these. And drunk.
enness is . itself an offence ofsuch magnitude
in q magistrate as to be suitable Gauss for re.
moval. So it delirium tremens, does not
save US the trouble, We IRE likely to hare a
novel trial Of our political institutions.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-12

Sterling King, we'll known in this city and
in C~ovington, were be Was arrested as a Con
lederatc spy n year or two ago, and subse-
1uently escaped, has been arrested in Bowl
ing Green, Kentucky, for horse stealing.
lie sent for General JEFF. Davis. and con.
essed that he killed President Lincoln. He
says Booth held his horse, and that after
that he and Booth went TO Canada, where
Booth now is. He afterwards attempted to
commit suicide. His confession is a very
singular and remarkable affair. We think
he escaped from the Mclean Barracks in
this city.-tCineinnati Enquirer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-12
CORVALLIS COLLEGE.

TR USTEE9 OF THE
above named Institution of Learning, at a
meeting held on Saturday. Nov. Ii, 1865, re-organ-
lied the School, by the employment of REV. W. A.
FINLEY, A. B., as President, and r. n. ARM
STR tNe. ESQ.,, Professor of \ Mathematics.
The Professors having charge Of the Institution,
pledge themselves to devote unfirimE attenp
tiOn 70 the interests Of tho pupils placed under
their supervision.
All the branches of learning usually taught in
Colleges viii receive special attention when desired.
The Trustees inte1d TO make the Corvallis Col
lege . FIRST CLASS INSTITUTION Of learning,
worthy tbs patronage Of I'll friends Of education.
RATES OF TUITION
FOR SESSION OF 5 MONTHS:
PRIMARY BRAHCHEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
IPRKPARAToRY, nTTf0..:...-..-........... 1880
ADVANCED, DIrfo ......... 1900
1NcfDESeAL Expenses 5 CENTS PKh WEEK.
OF those living out Of the County, payment re-
quired invariably in advance. Those IN the City
and County, one half IN advance, the balance 1t
the close Of the Session.
@~For further particulars address the Presi-
dent, REv. W A. FIxLKT, Corvallis. Oregon. or
d. CANTERBURY,
PRECEDENT board Of Trustees.
] Dpssmk9 8 1aeS.-l7-8
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FOR THE UP
NOTICE TO

HAVE A GOOD WAREHOUSE
on the River 1t Albany. from which ] can e.
ward Produces for any whe wish 70 shin % RortlaM
Dalles City, or Umatilla, the ensuing season.
Particular care given to see that freight IL proA
Ierly forwarded to its destination.
! Albany, Feb. II. n CHEABLH.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-12

On the 18th ultimo . negro conspiracy was
detected at New Madrid, and three negroes
ccnfeasing TO . diabolical plot to murder the
whites, the three were taken and hanged.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-12

In the moon there is only . man. In the
honeymoon there is . man and q woman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-12

uUUU NENO! UUUD NEWS
THE WAR is ENDED
OUR COUNTRY IS SAVED FOREVER
RALLYl RALLY ONE AND ALL
AT THE
NEW STORE
OF
Il. STERNBACH.
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
IN ALBANY, OREGON.
BEG LEAVE To INFORM THE
Public that | have Just received one OF M,
Largest and best selected Stocks Of Mefchandis,
ever brought 10 this Market, direct from New
York aud San Francisco. consisting Of every de
scFiption Of
LADIES', cHiLDREN'S, GENTS
AND BOYS DRESS AND
FURNISHING GOODS,
Such a.
IDelmtnes. Cashmeres. MGhafrs.
GeFnani1 Cloth, CEenOnaaho,
scotch PIaids, Wineeys.
DeBaize, POpIins, Silks.
JasPers, PaFasoIs,
MOhair, FOuIarde,
PoiI De Chevre, COrsetts, NubIas,
La Priese, Merinos, AIpaeas
shawls, Cloth CIoaks, Hoods.
Hid Gloves, Hoop skirts,
Breakfast HhaWIs.
RalmOraI skirts, Collars and Guns.
Linen hHSeaakerehiefs.
Embroidered EEandk,reh'ns.
Latest styles Fall and Winter Hats
THE CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISH
ING DEPARTMENT
CONSISTS OF THE VERY LATEST STILES OF
Black Cloth Dress Coata
black Beaver Dress Goats,
silk Mixed Cashmere Goats,
Black Doeskin Pants,
Fancy Cashmere Pants
silk Mixed Cashmere Pants,
Cloth. Silk and Velvet Vests,
Fine Cashmere Suits,
o~vereoats Of An Kinds.
LINEN \. SHIRTS. FANCY ovERsHIRTs.
MERISo AND COTTON SOCKS.
SHAKER FLANNEL UNDERSTANDS AND
DRAWERS,
SILK POCKET HANDKERcHIEFs,
KID NEovEs. BUCKsKIN GLOVES,
BLACK AND FANCY NECK TIES.
AND MERIgo AND COTTON GLOVES.
BOOTS AND SHOES OF ALL KINDS.
Also, = Good Assortment Of
Paints, Oils, Lead,
Looking Glasses, Carpets,
WALL Paper, Oil Cloths,
window shades. Curtains.
Tool, Table and Pocket
Cutlery.
Glass ware,
Crockery, ali kinds.
Groceries,
Tobacco.
And many other articles. toe numerous 10 mention,
THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
Of syery description.
Come and Examine MY Stock
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
~ NEW BRICK SToREl %a
Opposite the Post once, Albany.
L. STEREBAeH.
Alhaay, Sept 50. 1885.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-17
4 Siessebn maiiiue Sebduoe,

aus 3eeeIften gebaut pertaMft werben. @inise bers
ieben inb speBdie iian ems if cine sroBe S9eus
ne. DGs 1T cine alsgesei9nete Gbance fir Semanb,
oer Bdumaterialten biiig 3u erftebeH rpiinf4t.
ir elm 8ierteI 8dar perfauft mer6eu - Der 9eft in
aIei9en TbeiIen uuf Elm bis srpei Sabre CREDIT; ber
2dufer gtebt quite Sirsj9Gft unb Elm 2ehen dIf benz
2anbe Ipirb fir bas 6el6 fir melhes Gre6t gegeben
pirb, genommen, Die mdfiipsn 9dnier unb anberes
peri0nidbe Gieentbnm Derben r baar Dertauft, falls
bic Sumn,e ni9t fiinf5ig Dollars ibe. ttetgt : ais
Summen bGriiber auf eiu Sabr Credit nit gutter
8frgi9aft. 5 G
gerfanf fanat UNI 10 t1br 8prmitteg an ,nb rpirb
fortgefebt pom Edg 81 Gag bis dies perfnuft Ipirb
geittre Ginselnbeten werben am Tage bes 8err
faufs betannt genadbt rperbeu. 9nss. ~.
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.sfetse5a oipttipnen;

bieies matbt bic MnsabI pom t3 ielbtdnbigen 8esu<
gen, in Der @rSbe upn IS bis 36 afer. Die Gipifon
peIe has @chnbans snthdt bat 1876 ader, nnS unbere
Streden tSnnen bin3ueefigt merben, rpenn Der &du
fer eS wiHfe {otesi Gs bat elm grpBes ui6 gut
raneirtes @obnbans NIT etIDa 16 8immern, eisbens
Stduen, S9eunert, giiternsn u / 10 elles aus Bic
u. (. No. ~
. cine 3ei9nune Der gau3en Beiitnng nit i5ren Si@
pifionen fam i'm @obnbmls eiugefeben uerhen oeer
in naeifter Office. 2s
an OemfeIben gIate unb sar ieiben 8eit iOuen aud
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-17

ner aber Die Mrbeitsluit eriti6en? 11e<
berbiirben fie es nidt nit 9Irbeiten, bic
ridt anresen uno beIeben, ionoern
peinieen unO dneitisen2 zebt eud
UNI in ben S9uIen unb ibr merbet nidt
feIten Soltertanmern finoen. go aber
m nR Die 5aulbeit fertis tuerOen. Oas
tuibernatiirlide Batter. Das plau6erns
De, binter Dem 8iden fpieIenoe Sinh
miro gefraft. Bie oft babe i'd bebau'
ert, Dem aiirnenben unb tobeneen Serrn
S6ulmeiiter ni6t Ben 9tod aus Der
Sano iuincen su f6nnen unb i'm ielbit
gum sefdIasenen Manne gu MAIDEN,
Sn tauleno Sdaen bat er Sic Strafe ber<
bient, nidt bas &ino. Das geIangz
tueilte Sinh iibt lein 9tedt iino folgt Ell
mem beiliamen Snitinfte, mean es gum
Gpielen feline 3ufu9t nirtrnt. S6e,
iol es f6 ans burnpfe Sinbriiten sez
tpobuen? Soa es GnpFnOuneen 3eis
tigen unb 8iIOern @ouln aeben, Die leir
eeben bereiften unO ibm gum Slud'
tperben? l&ennt ibr, ibr Serren S@uI.
n,eiiter, ben Stud ni6t, Der auf Dem sc.
oantenloien 9inbriiten liest, ii6eriebt ibi
Sic MaiIe trauriser Sol9en ridt, BIZ
fur Die Sinber aus bent vSiir fi6 itubi.
rem" ertfprinaen, 70 Iabt Gu& ia bai
9ebrgelb suriid5ablen! 9lus gFidtse.
fiibl, aus @ottesfurdt, aus @eborlan
fol bas Sinh Dem Ianeipeili9en, unber'
itanoenen @efdpas uufmerffam sub0.
rem, fou es be Iaugneilisen slrbeitel
anfertigen, bente unb tnorsen unb ali
Sage, Sabr aus un6 Sabr elm. ga
bieBe Dem &inbe cine runralifde &raf
Sunrutben, bic riir oer Sbor bel inn Il
bielem 8raOe eriparten fam? Sabt ib
! fe, Wdnner unO Srauen? ,8dbIt OF
Sale, in benen ibr fie ausaablnsweif
an ben Sag seIest habit ! unb- es mar
uabrIi6 fein llnsIiid; tuenn ibr 9leid
ben gsiIOen nidt iiber fiinf binaus 81
| sdbleu seIernt bdttet. ~
8irfe auf bas &iuo Elm in Der re@tel
8eiie, uno es pirb NIT SUIT Dir 3lho'
rem unO Dir folseu, NIT Cuff benfen mi
arbeiten. 9es 9 OILERS Saul.
beitiit Der 2ebrer g 6uI6
Sas 1T Die &eseI.
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(einseianbt.)
Nm bic Tre,tmbe beutfeber
gpradbe, Gr3iebndS
rlnb Sil6am9.

- y r ~ =
Sc 1T ben N1eiiten befonnt, bab Die
Deuti1e 2utberii1e @emeinbe in @aib=
bile fdon lan9e iib belniibt bat, Wf lite
gum gail zines SaufeS au collectiren,
lporin llnterri1t in beutl6er unb eng
if6er @pra@e segeben uerben iDI,
un0 bas aud gu fir9li9en 3ueden am
Sonntag benubt trerben fann, 70 lanee
ais bic @emeiilbe nidt i'm Stanbe it,
cine Stride au bauen.
. Der nnterridt in Der beutldenSpra@
DE fam in ben offentliben S6ulen nur
febr rnangelbaft fem.
GS lit Seoem einleu6tenb, 6aB 6ent@
f9e @Itern, bic ibre Sinoer redt er3ieS
ben ipollen, bic Oeutfde Sprade nidt
Grandchildren 6iirfen. 9lus Den Sim
oerituben ipirb bic @elt regiert. 9Sie
Der cIterli9e @influB bic Sersen Der
8in6er sil5t, rihtet ltn6 berebelt, ODER
berna9Iailgt, ber3iebt ODER ber6irbt,. 70
ae5taltet I@ ibr Gbarafter nnb 2eben.
SUR ben @ebiloeten nno ben @efdafts<
mann 1T Die 0eutf1e Spra9e Elm nnbes
6in9tes GrforberniB uno n irb es bon
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tenben Sta6ten bieies 9anbes -beiteben
bIlbenbe beittf9e G6uIen, no nit gro
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ipirft fpirb: Nanlentii9 lit bieieS Der
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i9ulen iolGe 9lnitalten befteben, mo
Seutf6 ilno GngIiih init gIeidem Offer
l.betriebeit tpirD, bic iiber 600 GhiiIer
hoben. ~ 4l1@ a.ssrs4s' 70
1lno es lit cine aG9enteine Grfabruns,
baB bieienigef, Die niebr als eineS pra@e
griin6li@ lerilei, cine bel tiefere 8ennts.
nib bon Gprade iiberbaupt erlangen,
EaIs Dieicniseu, Die fid uur auf cine be-
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Iegenen Srte Elm @ebauhe gu erri9ten,
tporth 6entfde Stern tire &inoer fir
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glenentar3tp eigea IN 0euti9er Spra6e
f0nnen unterridten laiIerl. Mir baben
nur 9eaen orei tauien6 Dollars tbeils in
barren 8elhe tbeils in llnterihriften.
@iui9e bon iInferen 6eutf9en 8iirgerrl,
bic Elm Gers fir biefe berrlid1e. @ahe
ba6en, baden Elm le0er hunoert collars.
untersei6net, iie perpienen ben Dant
Ealef S5seuitbe Ser Bilban9 nnb Gr3iee
baug. Gin benti6er &aufmann in
Baltimore, Ser i6on 5auienbe gegeben
bot fur bic 9ade Der Grsiebung uno
8iIbung in ieiner glabe, mar bereit,
aud fiir cine iolde 9lnfalt, Die tnuien6
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fur uniere, beutiAe S9ule in 0dfbbille
-buabert collars 81 ge6en. gBir t0nnen
feinen Namen nidbt perfhmei9en IS lit
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lu11ren Nelten Ser Meni1beit oertpetts
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fades @eb6u6e ~ erridten. 0Iber alpir
haben 8ertromen, bab Der Derr, an befs
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ifeben miro, bieIeS Werf, 6as nur gum
Rtpef bat OfefiaioH uno Grjiebun9 al
bef0roern, Slir Musfiibrung AZ bria9en.
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bat ii6 fyrunOli9 erboten, llnteridriften
pl'sHneAmsts raudass .'' s.
Die SruFees Der Gsmeinos.
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