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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-07
WONDERFUL CURES

ID R. p Z H . o N -,
At the ST. LOUIS HOTEL in New Orleans.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-07

The wife of an old school Physician ~
Tuscaloosa, Alabama, paralysed for for
years, unable to walk, being entiBeSV
helpless. made to walk in fifteen minutes
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-21
SON-DAYES,

Bright shadows Of true restI some shoots Of
blisse;
Heaven once O week;
The next worlds gladness prepossessed in this.
4 day to seek;
Eternity in time; the steps BY which
We climb above all ages: lamps that light
Man through his heap of dark days; aud the
rich
And full redemption of the whole weeks Fight
The pulleys unto headlong man times bower;
The narrow way;
Transplanted paradise; Gods walking hours;
The cool Of tho dayi
The creatures jubilee; Gods parls with duet
Heaven hero; man ON those hills of myrrh and
fowres;
Angels descending; the returns Of trust;
A CLEAN of glory after six days showresl
The Churches lovs-feasts; times prsrogativs.
And interest
Deducted f.aH.the whole; the combs and hive.
Knd home of rest.
The milky way chalkt out with suns;. s,olue,
That guides through erring hours; and in full
story
A taste of heaven on earth; the pledge aud cue
Of a full feast; and the out.courts of glory.
Henry Vaugh,. l62l-le9s.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-21

KEEPING EaGs-"Down east and
others. There is always some risk in keep
ing eggs long time, and those not abso-
'n.e'y fresh will never sell we'll. When
eggs stand long in one position the yolk
gets down against the shell, and if there
any evaporation it soon either adheres
to the shell or the air gets to it, and decays,
or becomes tainted little. Eggs NAV BE-
creased, and packed in oats in barrels
headed up tight kept cool and dry, aud
oiled or inverted or both every few days;
thus they will keep, and when wontsd for
market must be rolled in bran or meal to
get the grease of, and perhaps dip
ped in lime water to give them fresh
look. How long they may be kept thus
we do not know, but several months at
least. Eggs will keep in lime water, but
it is difficult to- turn or roll tue barrels,
aud 30 the yolks get against the shsll, and
besides the shells look very ohslky, aud
their sale is hurt. The best way is proba-
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS SUGGESTIONS.

The following are copied from list of
convenient and useful Health Sugges-
tions and Simple Remedies" published in
the Methodist Almanac for 1867;
Hoao to Catch Cold.-Go to bed with
cold feet stand on the street and chat with
a friend in cool evening after Alarming
walk; stand without over clothing in an
open hall door, and linger farewells with
friend who has visited you; or 81, in the
open window of warm room. These
prescriptions are infalIible.
Hoo to Cure Cold.-At night thor
oughly soak the feet in as warm water az
may be borno; then put bountiftl drafts
on the feet, by this means keeping them
warm as possible.
Coughing.- The paroxysm of cough
ing may often be prevented or cured by
using little dry salt as gargle. Let
those who doubt try it it. 1t will relieve
the tickling in the throat.
Poultices.-The use of poultices is to
promote warmth and moisture hence those
which keep warm and moist the longest
are best. Cold light wheat bread, soaked
in sweet milk, make good ones. A beet
fresh from The garden, and pounded fue,
makes an elegant poultice.
Neuralgia.-A New Hampshire gentle.
man says: "Take two large tablespoonfuls
of cologne and two teaspooonfuls of fine
salt; mix them together in small bottle;
every time you have any acute affection
OF the facial nerves, or neuralgia, simply
breathe the fumes in your nose from the
bottle, and will be Immediately relieved"
Diphtheria.-It is said that this disease
may be speedily arrested, and sometimes
cured, by swallowing Jumps of ice, cos.
tinuously, until relief is afforded; let them
as much as possible melt in your throat.
Common sore throat is cured in the same
way sometimes.
Burns.-Immerse instantly in cold wa
ter. Remove the water and cover with
flour. Put on rs much -four AZ will stick;
it The burns are severe cover the parts an
inch thick, and cover the whole with cot
ton batting, No other application should
be made unless prescribed by ph ysician.
Dry flour IS probably the best remedy for
burns ever used. Charcoal laid on the
part burned has sometimes stopped tho
pain instantly.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-21

CHAPTER OF PRovERBs.-Benefta,
like flowers, please while they are
fresh.
Better the feet slip than the the
tongue.
An evil nature wants occasion.
Nature cures, and the doctor takes
the credit.
Few Of US are fools always; all
sometimes.
Letsnot every pain send thee to thS
doctor, every quarrel to lawysr; 6r
every thirst to the drarn.shop.
He begins to die who hath no ds-
sires. .,:.. .:
. He is not poor who hath little, but
he that deaireth much.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-21

in your biennial systems In this we have
system too, and will readily explain it,
Frs: it will be seen the cotton succeeds
the grain stubble and pea crop plowcd in ;
this then must suffice each yoar for cotton
On our wheat, &C. we SOW all the cotton.
seed we have, il it shonld be fifty buehels
per aero. And to tho corn in the drill
we apply all the manure We can make
fresh fi"m the stable, cow.house, or any
where We can get it. This manuring,
aided the next year by the cotton seed,
annually increases the wheat crops Of
peas and pea vines to bury in, in the fall
for the next years crop of cotton. In the
corn, we plant peas for seed and food for
mich cows and negroes in the winter.
We have sometimes been told, that,
"your crop of corn will fire and burn up
from this application of manure;" well
sometimes ours does "fre," AMI so does all
corn; but our observation is that, wlere
one stalk ''fires' from being heated bv the
manure, ten stalks dio Of poverty. Poor
land and bad management, such as plow>
ing when too wet. or powing too close and
too deep in the advanced stage Of the crop,
will do ten fold more injury to corn shan
twice the amount Of manure generally ap-
piled.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-21
THE APPLICATION OF FARM YARD
MANURE.

Iho following sensible remarks
from the Country Gentleman are wor-
thy of consideration by those who so
often advocate ono or tho other side
of the question, ard who aro right
or wrong, as their theory may apply
to different soils:
On this question there is q differ
cnce of opinon-somo maintaining
that it should bo applied in its green,
long state, while others favor the
short or decayed state. If we invcs-
tigato each eff these cases, wo shall
probably find that the former occu-
pies q soil whose mechanical condi-
lion will be improved by farther sep
arating the particles, such as is the
case with any close, heavy soil of
clay or loan. Tho other class occu.
pies different soil-ono whose me-
chanical condition would be injured
by n farther separation, such as q
light of sandy soil; so that the needs
Of soil will determine the best state
in which to apply it for the greatest
benefit to the soil. Long manure, ap-
piled and allowed to decay in the
soil, has tho effect Of convertieg tho
whole layer Of soil with which it ls
covered into compost bed, loosen
ing and warming, rs we'll as impart-
ing tho valuable gases to tho soil,
which holds thom in readiness to
honor any future demand. Such ap.-
plicalions, without doubt, enrich tho
soil to tho full extent of the elements
of recent manure, but that it is the
best for immediate crops is unques-
lionably an error for the manure is
unprepared TO part with the nccossa-
ry elements of nutrition demanded
by tho growing crop-a longer time
beng required for their assimilation.
In light, open soils, long or fresh ma
nure does not decay as freely as 10
more loose, heavy ones; neither are
tho products of decomposition obsorb.
cd as in the latter. Instead Of the
proper form entation and breaking
down of the material, it dries up and
becomes carbonizod; often allowing
much Of the soluble matter to be
washed away, imparting littlo or no
benefit to the crop. The object had
in view, in applying manure, will best
determine the proper state in which
it should be applied-whether to al
tor the mechanical condition of the
soil, and givs slow and lasting Of.
feet, or give moro immediate beno-
fit to the quick~growing crop. IN the
last case, manure which has we'll ad-
vanced in decomposition will give the
more immediate effect. The action
ofmanure in the d itferent stages may
plainly be seen on growing sorn plan.
ted on fermented and up&Smented
manure; with the former, fE comes
up and groves luxuriantly, with a
rich, dark.green color, while on the
other it has a sickly, yellow growth
and look in it's earlier stages, often
influencing the entire growth and
the crop. In the application of ma
nure the farmer will necessarily take
all things bearing upon the question
Of the soil. object to be attained, etc.,
into consideration, and recolleos that
what is Theoretically, is not always
practically, best; Or, what is best for
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-21

erous, but to lay by something, however
small, for rainy day. The consciousness
if this is mine Of wealth. 1t makes a
man inwardly rich in the true sense of the
term, and the habit will grow-a manly
sence Of independence will grow with it,
Phila. Ledger.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-21

if that noble commonwealth had no high
er claims to reconstruction, it would justly
be considered something worthy of con-
sideration to say it is the State, the home
of Augusta Evans.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-21

bly, to pack the fresh eggs in barrels with
meal or bran, setting them on the end,
using no grease, for the neal absorbs it
and it turns rancid. Head up the barrels
and invert once week, and keep in a
cool dry place.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-21

ono man, under local circumstances,
is not the only or best form in every
locality for every variety of crop or
for every especial object.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-21
ueberiGlwemmunQen.

SpIebo, 16 Dsbr. 0as sis in Dem Manmee
Silver, %unisrer Siabt esasniiber, trad beute Wtcrs
scn uro hemlnte lh an Der Bride am Suse Der
Sterp Strdss.
Sac MaHsr lies rsisenb fhnsn. Maarsnbaus
Ter, Spl,bSfe II. no. fannn bic sanje Natsr
StraEe entlana inter Bafsr.
G,gasn II ubr Dtprasns brah bic oreipiertsl
Wteilen LANCE Gberrp Strassna Bride suiamnen
uno bic Stlfts hss 8auss ruroe fcrtasrifsn. &c
tsfanesn lid flint psrlcnsn uuf n%sislten, bic fh
ater alifliherrsiie aaf Dem @iis rsttelen. Ser an
Ger Bride a, asriftete Snaeen bslduft I'D irsnias
items auf SIS 600. Man tsgts be s'SBtsn 8s=
~icranife fir Die Si&ertstt Der @lsuelano unc Rc'
LEGO Gtlentatns 8rhds, tpslhe ~mdtrsno hss @tns
tere etf aufsetaut uno faum fertia esporoeu mar.
0t,isltt NOR sinmal In Der arSetsn Gdsfabr, ater
ne ruroe baSnth a%ersttet, eab man etnsn lanSen
inper ~tslaosnen SrattSus ibsr cisIs!ee fherte.
Nsw @ttnnp, Sno., Is. SEER. Ser Slue
dis8 stnsu Ben in Ger Stunps une 1T ifbt ffaftcs
ndr. 8srib's rcn untsrbalb nelesn, Sas Der 6tue
cie ufcr iiterihmemmt bat nnb Dap pisls atnfiseler
in Zen Rtsbsrunsen assnunasn paten fh III Hid
ten. 3fste Eatt fam elm Boot nit psrihteesnen
Esricnsn an, Die man an Dem lIfsr aufssnpn,msn
bate unb relhs eura nas Wafsr ~pertrtsbsn wcrs
DEN raren.
GrDbe llebcfi ftpemmnng. - G6tcaap, II.
HepT. 2e RltC ttp 1tb +sulIte OluUtp ~
den aeRern, Der iioneflihe She'll BON @6ica8c
lruree itsri6 rsmnit, uno Die Wctnunsen ben nee
10 600 pnrbsn pom BaRer umseten.
Utan tssa6 ha silisit in Bic. Ctersn Sic6merfe;
ylSFs pureen semaat. apf msl6e Gle ssuts Nd
aus Den SsuFsrn sini6iHen. Am @tenh fsl eas
28aisr Elm msnis, absr bsuts 6ra6 bic 6iutt ron
los, uno % puree nod elm erS6srer 6ldhen'
taum itsrlansmmt. Sas WaHsr mar BON pstldts'
oensr Sisfs ron sinissn 3cu tis bu bret uno
Sus. Ser 8srluf TT isbr srcB unb fann jsst
nod niht ssiasst rerben.
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Ser StGat NebrasfG.

Srrb beS 8etc Bee Dranoenien III nunmstr eur:a
Elm 3reiorittelsrctum Der beieen 6duier eee @on=
artIes bas Serritptium giebrosfa inter Die Staa,
en- aufasncmmen mcrnsn. We6raefa biIeet ben
81. Gtnat Der Union, unb miro bsiIen aeaenpirlis
ae geprlseruna auf 100, 600 Sselcn reranialaat.
Sci tials Mn9abs aans rper nur t~beilpefe correct,
zEebt ~immtrtin 70 pief fea, eas Die brrtiss gssGla
ferung raIh I'M 3unsbnIen teartfen uno pab Bon
Sets Der @slse3stung man eitri9 tsmHbt 1T, An'
leelsr bcrtbtn su steben.
9!etraefa lisst bpiiten Dem 40 unb 43. Grass
Der nSreltaen Beetle, poer unpefG6r In alsiGer
ersite NIT nem spti4sn 9sitaoslptia uno Bottom
~sslesensn SIastrsih. 9stratfa's SRarsnss iii.
Gel itrsr 9anBen 9&nas mad Ger Wf,1puri Die
Refsrsnss, Elm bic i9narssn 8srss ssnannter
5tpd oes {5elienastiraes. Ser Ben aan3sn Staat
opn BsIlsn no@ Often burdfronsnbs, IN cen
~lt,uarsen gerasn entlprtnSenoe nno tet Ylatte
Siip in Den NliTouri lh srsis6enbs, aud tbslpets
ie, iitfbare banptfd6liTe 8innsnfrcn, 1T Der gfsa
,raetas ODER 4fatts, giiper. Stsfen S'rpm snt'
lana stsbt f5 bis III elmer estriiisn @ritrsfan9 aud
ais ssssntpSrtie i'm Sau t~ssri1sue, unp ftcn stsn.
lid bts in cas Ser; bon Astrasfa Fh srtrefsnoe
Unions Dacife, 9iisnbatn. Sie bsipsn 6aupttrS'
neUiiicuriune Blatte icirie bic stenaenannte, teretts
Gre 3trsise mad ben Staatsn DliiOurt unb Soma
tno sbstsns mad Dem Ssrrttprium Colorado sr.
itredsnne @iIenbabn 9~spibren benz iun8en Staate
cersits jest cine 10 auassbebnte GCmm ~unieatirn
naa isesr @iatnns, eas Der srrttin fh brsebsns
aanopirtb unp Snoutrisns fsine S@,risrisfstt bat,
istne 8,ceufts aaf ben Diarft su trinBsn. Dnrh
oas nabe ~bsnadba,ts 6sti,se sessn bic eiHsen
ROrewsfmines Ssiadst. LIT nas 8lina tn Nebrass
Ia mileer ais in BEN slsibsn 8rsiiesraosn am ats
tantiiaen Siifenirsim. Gas Sis Ter Slhhs uns
Babe brih. ssitts auf unb serSbnlth fam iHcn
I'm Wiitte MldrS oae 8ieb auf Die aeeiee ssten nno
oe 4Fu9itaar oas 2ano cutdi&neiosn. Deuts
i9en Mnisoleru nirfte bas dltm bon Nsbrasfa
sulassn aud ~bsiunsn fb p~prtislblt bee
bmet hsuiiHe Mniieoluns.n. bic teffsns prrss
psriren. Sn Der aessnrartissn Sanpifast bee
staatts, Ger am Wfi1,uri ~ssleSsnen Smn6a @itp,
aud IaOn cine bsutfhe 3situns. &isle
oauptstant mtrb nit Der 3unasr1e Ger BsrSlfsrmhs
,bne 3netfsf, ME dbtb, mebr mad bsm Centrum
'ss Staalss us,l,st 4psrpsn, md4rsne OMAHA Sly
Staat bafslte @st9Sltnib s%inusbmsn mirS,
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ion. DahurA aIsin fam Bite @spstlit srhafs

ten irernen.
SIN @cnsrsHs, lcpeit Die Mtbrbeit In Tros. III.
fhsint man annsrer Qlnfht au fetn. Anltatt Bic
stoatsn wtsnsrSupereinissn, fuht man Der 9ren.
nuna spifhen benz Qrlfe nes Sareus nno Ncroens
immsr nstr @rrlhut 5u Isifen. Die Militdrterr.
iHaft mirb isst ais bas einsise grlSiunssuaittel fir
eie Union an8sprieisn. atsr cine iclhe W,asnab,
me fam nimmsr bic @tli8uns feS grdfcsnten,
nod tes GberseriHis, nod bss 0clfes e,9alien
Sic trirhe uns benz 0tfppttsmu5 fhnurifrafs In
Bic glrme fnbren, uno bic bsbadtiauen Der Nepub'
lfaner beginner sinsnistsn, eas bic 3sit ess ln1s
~uenbtns ssfomuttn il, melen fe nidt islet In ben
strubet eines 5neiten BirSsrfrisSss binsinssrihsn
perhen.
Ssitosm Sen. See eapitulirte, fnb bic Gtnas Ia
Ser @srutlit tdslih ldlimmsr serrreen. Sas
gclf III eettsnnter, alS ie; bic @slt6fts te6en fin,
Die Grtsiter ine rbns 8eihafltsuns, uno eas 9ano
NIB ltins b~silisien Sntersfsn fuo Der Gnaee une
Barmtsr5isttit ces Yartteihaders ~anteimssasben.
Disfe Etatlate fam Ntsmanb atliusnsn. Done
etne lhneae Wisoerpereintsuna trereen ane prcptes
5eibunaen ess Srn. Bants in GrfIGuns ssben,
EGie &aeifaisn babsn bieter aus pplittiasn unb
feltaiiihtissn BssrsssrinSsn Die Wieoercersiniauns
pertinesrt, III B fs lHsinsn entlhlrfsn III lein, Die
tisterise Rihilhnur einsntalten. 9aB unter fol-
den unilGrbsn 8ants' mabnsnhe Mprte MFR, als
ie an Der 3ett iinb, perSen uns lsibff jsne @ssnsr
einssfsbsn n,iiisn, bic nod niat I'M 9artsisnbuiet
10 fsbr reifommen fine, I'M, i'm @lautsn an Die
ltnfebfbnrfeit nes Hepublifanismus bic bttteren Grs
fabrunsen Der @essnrart gang uno gar aus ben
Nuaen III p~frftersu.
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.es bsRnb.n IDS In meiner unmittsfsasen Mad


vGs baTnbsn Fh in msiner unmittsfbasen sfah'
6 ,rid ait 25 ts 80 Uamiliea, pslne fh talo TIM
aresten etenb aus WfangI an Den nctbrenoisfsn
Z esnsteedtin fin %tsfnDen, In Srias Der WtiBsrn'
ten ees lsstsn Satrsa unn Der 8srlufe ourh ben
8ries unh irenn He uttt Ron irssnS elmer geits
lnte fasuns ~tefrmmen. 70 fam i'd niat sinfsten,
mie fe Dem punssrtooe entsehen loGsn. SD BABE
bersits btele Dnlfsssiuhe smpfanssn unb fann bod
MIR ~, mig telfsn. rstt is MID ftlbt faf In herfel'
ben Gage ttInne. SD trei6 bsaimmt, bab iebr
ptele Sauilien niht mebr Btco ais far 3 Bic 4
0phen unn feline 4usFHt baben, iofhss Der Der
@inbrinsuns Der ndhfsn 9rnts III tsfcmmsn. Gs
tno nur irsniS 8tcbfridts I'm giaate pcrtanbsn,
uno mir baben i'm Aualanhe ftinm @resit.
pGiels Nahri6t tpiro pcn Gr. Gtarlrs S. Guss
BAN, fraberem Nrst in Der airms &c Der Ser. Ct, bss
fdtist, tptiaer ihreitt: Sc tsrriHt aesenrrGris
arrBes Giene tierifltf, unb ebt Die oisaidbrissn
Gtnten einsetsimf iino. trirb trirflih Sunsnsnott
s%intrsten, %ipefsrn nidt BON irssno siner Ssits 9alis
gslnaTt mernen fann."
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0ns rsniarirte Priefs finftiahin auf Ghsrsrt

- 9as rsst7rirts 8risfs fiinftisstn auf 1hsrere
Wetls ais tiatsr bsfrroert nercsn icnen, 1T tereite
BON uns asmeloet. Ste neusn Nnpropunasn iOl
len fclssnns isin ]: - &tSifrirte Brisfs iruen fsrs
nerbin nttt nlsbr inter anesrsn Bcitlahen mis bic
fer p~srientet msresn, ~ionrsrn fiub in srcssn @npsz
(cpea ODER @cursrtsn Ron iarfsm papier rcwtt
iener Ycfmeiitsr psrfetsn psreen ntIo = ~ Der:
i&lisssn, Bon nsnsu jsees cine NTt 8aIde ttleet.
Die horin rsrl4lcfsnsn, rrsifrirtsn 8risfe itno Den
Brifaasnten, stisnba9n. Boit:@ ppsr aunsrsn
cpm Gspart,me It angefsatsn Ysrirnen in @eipabr
lam su setsn, psl6s in jsosn Sale fir has in SIN
pfana aenommsne 9aGet In einem tiSsns tu Dem
3rsde i'll taltenorn 9nhe Dem VcifHsilfsr elmer
Snpfars itsin aus3ufeaen ba6sn. Sarauf trirb
Der Aasnt< cher @ieif Das 4atst IN Gem 8olaut,
robin es aoreifrt 1T, a~blisfsrn, cosr rem ctsies
BON lsiner Nouts s%ntfsrnt lisesn icate, an einen ans
oeren Maenten, Der naiislbe meter mitnimmt. bel
rstter Ablisfsruns INNER cine Satttuns ID neb,
men 1T = 10 bag ieosr Mann, Ger Elm 4adst en-.
pfSnat, feline Namsns untstfhrift hafiir aiett. Sic
InteriArift nes Gmpfdnssrs ces reaiitrirtsn priefss
opneneet Die Berstefstts, nslHe iists bic uebe,lsns
ouns t~ealsiten muB. Gs ntrn iebr lsiht lein, Nss
ttnqusnten III entftdsn. aas Ydfete rsreen se'
iismpalt unn uumsrirt, unb Die SuiitnnSsn battn
.ntiprehsnbs 3siden.
Sc mire rcbl mod Elm raar Mcnate oauern, ebe
aGs nStbissn 6prmulare ssntu6. unn Die @carsrts
an8sfsstist rstnsn fransn.
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Sic Nnth Inn Giiheu.

Sic 3sp @orfer Grsnins Brit iArettt: rGts
Raariaten. pslhs Bite lnieraIsuns .@cmmiitcn
fir DEN Sieen iter bas @tsno in Sab Caro-,
tina smpfarssn bat, fno wabreaft entitsliH.
Gie Nrtb perbrsitst fh iter ben sanssn gtaat,
uno ntat peniaer ats 100000 9srionm unse,
fabr Der pierts She'll Der BerDlfetuns 6a6sn se'
ssnpartis niht 10 piel Nabrunssmittel, CAP fs
cine Scfe sapon letsn fpnnen.
v@m lestsn Mitirch befelte bic @cmnmi'tcn
2 600 Bui1sl Wtats, pslhs nod Dem Snnter
Sta,tfts in jsnsm staate ssidift rsroen icasr,
uop teinats jeosr annere Gtiiritt fsht elmer 9un
ssrsnc,t iebr nabs. Or. s. Ssn'r E lamb iGrsibt
an Die gcmmilfcn aus benz &iblanr, Gitriets ans
ter Dem 5. Bee,nar BclSeunes;
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,3um Senfsrsfnsat sranst f6 fein stIer Maun!'
Sn her @inleiiuna rur linIihen stonhrehia

SSn Der Ginleituns cur iieiihen stanSreats
Sid tpiro seia8t, haB es Der 3trsd nisier Wa6reasl
IL, 1Sseen pno @i8entbum 5u beldastn," uno Orb.
nnns uno 6rteesn tn tefastsn Siaatsn su srspin
gen." Wenn Staatsreaierunssn In bisier Wcii,
parA Elm @cnsresaeies iber ben 6aufsn s~smrrfsr
,pernen fSnnsn. ictafo eine Msbrbstt ataubt, BAT
oies ssum Gduee bes 2stens unb Gissntsumf
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,rereen. Ser 8prwanb Der Notbpsnniafstt 30
lets unS Su alien 3etten isbsm Sprannen ale Def.
r1antel ssnient, unter mslhtm Der fheu6tihfe Des,
cotismns ausssiibt rarhe. 6sute Tabst ss Ell
scnsrtB nctbpenots, jetn fibliHs staatsn unite,
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osrsr Scnsrsb .ncttrsnbisA inOst, setn nSrblihc
Staatsn nntsr has Satslrssimsnt 1u asusn?
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- mas rirb man mctl in europa iter BE

Sas gine. Commercial min fefimmt tpifsn,
eas Der 8rditent, vum bss leieeneen 9anoss nils
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ST ciss matr, 70 nercsn rtr ss balp aus t~upslai.
lFAsrer Sutle ertabren.
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mcntao, tS. Rsbr.

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MIR an elmer anssrn Stsus tsihristen baten. ae,
iaab nur is6r msnis ron Sscsutuns. Sic Bin fir
cine neue Srrtnanfalt pnrce i'm Ssnate gum ntit.
ten 9sien tsptbtrt. 1teislte lra irs.uero iitelih
bon Der NaticnalRraee unf Silth rcm Scirtcfuii,
eriiAtet nereen.
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