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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10
SEPTEMBER 10th, 1868.

Mr.. Williamson is one Of the best
lawyers in the State and has been an
excellent and efficient officer. Turn
out and give this able and eloquent
advocate of human rights e respect
full hearing. ne's' ssh -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

The Memphis &c Charleston railroad
earned last year 1914, 500 above IFS expen-
SEES Of sssoJo7. = (bilf
Edwin Forrest is at present Securing
several firs,-class actors 10 travel with and
support him the coming season.
Since the estlOlnnem ofuhc military
academy at West Point, it has had 1899
cadets and graduated e.eis. - - - -
The London lamps are to be lighted by
clockwork.
Cyrus W. Fed IS tie + cbmdted head of
powerful company formed with tho in
tention of connecting England and China
Ivy continuous line of Telegraph
Henry Ward B eecher is fif;y-fve.
immigration TO :he West is Increasing.
Four soldiers of the Third Infantry
were killed. aud seventeep wounded, on the
Cd instant, in'aa unsuccessful attack made
by Q party OF Arapahoc anu Cheyenne In
dams upon For; Dodge. jess
s live Yankee: is, about, 20 start fast
line of coaches between Jeddo and Yeilo-
hons. IN; J snA,ls. y railroad WI probably
ere long supe Tcede him. .,-.g
The furious raia storm of Sunday demol-
ished Ingersoll's new three-story brick
building, in Peoria, llinpis,, The roof of
Harris and Piaionburgh's drug store was
also partially crushed in, portion of the
rubbish falling on the bed in which young
Pisttenburgh lay. A falling joist grazed
his ear; otherwise he was not injured.
God closed In New York yesterday At
Il445-s,
The United States MARSHALL has seized
100 barrels of distilled spirits, brought
here from the South q few days ago..
John s. Wright, 4 Chicago writor, says
that within twenty cars Kansas City will
count Ms hnpslretisSf thousands of iuhsti<
tants.
.euII coassss#AECmr, Sept e.
| Senator II sudriokss the DsnYcratic can
didstc fog Gbversnsl sfSKel hs' f1H flesfs
Yesterday. The day was very favOrabEe.
Being Saturday, ,papy: farDeIs ,fnm the
sur, oundng cGuntfyy were III town, which
Egreatly added to utea,ismbek 6lIthe 7pecr-
| % IKE lumber q :Tsgo ms but ihe display
saehief 70 b8 ni5rS IN! thai Affection tl.an
|any other, for when the crowd convened
In the court house squafct To- hear the
Ispeaker, they numbefuis apparently moi
tmDre thsv 5Ve;sr 800. Hendricks follow
led The old beaten path, reminding the peo-
pies Of liie5f terrible sufferings taxwise
and showing them how they were crushed
by tilehe6l Of the arrogant hOhdh0lder. Ht
also trisdto impress nPoniheif minds chs
direct consequence OF negro supremacy
which was Eastfatint hold. Or the, ceurtry
S Ss s.Ee sa e1scssS & 5ss ITS idieacs
bring eSQu SfIl9E state q s things aggonos a
three cheers for Seymour and Blair
About one,fiflh Of the audience EeSpended
1.-THE others remaspfhg stu HE.
| In the evening" Mr. Aiverd, or this place
addressed aspall but noisy crowd 10 ins
court hocse Many Dempcratic syn1pathi
zers were visible N the form OF staggering
and cursing pep, drunk with bad whiskay
who kept up their enlhusiasm far into th'
might. Governor Baker WI! be here OF
THE 2lst instx, ar NO, hope. TO record al
immense gathering Of the Republicans o
foQr COMFY = Ait - II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10
Public Speaking.

Hon. DELANA E. WILLIAM
SON, Attorney General, and candi-
date for reelection, will address the
people of this vicinity at the Grant
and Colfax Club Room, on the even
ing Of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

-. 49, - - - -
/ The Democrats say that liquor ne
yer passes the lips of Seymour. 1t
never passes the lips of Blair neither.
He gulps it down before it gets by
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

liberal Clerk says, the "old boy is to
pay with county affairs generally"
Inusing Mr.. Quivy's name, we
intend him no disrespect lie acts.
like a gentleman, and in aslittle time
will be all right.
Now, John. take hold, and if you
are right, and we and our friends are
wrong, you can soon realize as much
as you can make in the Clerk S
office in year.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

LongfclIsw viii issue in the fall = new
volume of poems. al l,,s.g
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10
The M II ReliabIe One DolIar Salei

NJ E. r indprsae,is TO gents M hsn,hrg. First
- class reference on appIicaton. Circulars s~nt
rec- Established 1865. sI0CkNAN- a co., 81
Water st. lSsetcn, Mass > . !, mani .rc
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

GE sDAA A YEAR To AGENTS TO sell
~ -2fs Ga W. the Star shuttle Sewing
NJ &C istnes. FHH particulars free. Extra induce
ments TO experienced AGENTS Call ON Address w.
g. WILSON Co, Clrayeland, o.; Boston Macs,
or ST. Louis Mo- dot. - -.s stsHl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10
our Commissions ia Agents

Exceed those OF every other establishment OF The
1 frT-rraof OF This can ie found Ia COMPARING on.
trcpi ans With those az ci.,ers F6H ell " Oh Ink
3fE SIZE ip addition to which We claim to give
tet-sr .-uo,is of the same character. ?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

Give a call. and are esssasent we can p3eas>r
ycu, both : to quality and rrs~r.
Store on Michigan Sired. ~. IA.
81 J. NJ. DALE & CO.
!qQEES szHsEsI III
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10
FIR a olub az 100 and Ten D0slars--'

PARKER & CO..
Nos. 9s and loo SPINNER ST, boston'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-10

ny ,,il rlii, articles sold sent 70 agents
|, eif9SS.t r2resf rneltionesi 5row- We guarantee
WV cIe to cst less than il bought At ANY Boston
.r New York House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

nN SPECIAL NOTICE.-Our auction sale adj
vert,scd to take place on THURSDAY the 2sth IN
slant /, postponed until FRIDAY the a7th instant.
no as-td PAINE & CO., Auctioneers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-25
,~R.rry, RALLY: RALLY".


I have recently moved into my new store. on
BROAD street between Fourth and Fifth streets and
an, now nrepared to wait on the numerous friends
and cns,omers who tbrong the store daily. give
ha,ow some of the numerous low prices for the
benefit Of the public
tALICOES Mt 8, 10 and l?sc. per yard;
Beautiful DELAINRS at zoe. worth 2sc. !;
Splendid POPLINs at SOC. worth 75c.;
CHANGEABLE GOODS at ssc. worth soc.;
EMPRESS CLOTHS, rich colors, at 7sc. worth 81
FINE FRENCH MERIN OEs at 81. cheap at si.2S;
WHITE FLANNELS at CSC. and upwards;
FINE BRoCHE sHAwLs from &e to $50;
CLOAKS in great variety;
LADIES' HOSE at l2ic. and upwards;
Great bargains In HANDKERCHIEFS.
have also great variety Of
BROADCLOTHS,
CAssIMERES,
DOESKINS, and CAsINETs.
which can afford to cell at very sacrihcihB
price ,,,r.o,ro.
Come one. come all. and examine Tor yourselves
.,o .,ss, Goods AZ JULIUS sYCLE's,
AIS Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
moss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-25

FARMERS GAzETTE.-Colonel FRENCH,
the editor Of this new agricultural journal,
published in this city, has sent us copies of
his recent numbers, from which We per-
ceive that he is giving much attention to
matters Of peculiar interest at the present
time, especially the hop and grape culture.
Writers Of experience are contributing
articles on these subjects for his pages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-25

mHANDKERCHIEFS.
PURE LINEN at 81 per dozen;
HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs at 20, Is
and soc. each;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs at so, 75c,
and 81;
large assortment Of HANDkERCHIEFS for
gentlemen at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
All kinds of BLANKETS. noh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-25
pRON WORKS.

MTEW MACHINE SHOP.-SL0AT s. AD-
DINGTON, las Cary street, near Fourteenth
and BOILER REPAiRISG
IN city and country; Tobacco Machinery OF all
Kinds made new and repaired; Scales OF all kinds
repaired and adjusted; sEWlNG MACHINES OF
ali kinds repaired. and all parts for same furnished
and the LATE IMPROVEMENTS put on the
FLOAT ELLIPTIC and WHEELER 4 WILSON
SEWING MACHINES. SLOAT ELl.IpIlCM MA
CHIMES for sale and purchased. Exclusive agents
for supplying the Judson Patent Governor ana
Valves Sor steam-engines, also FOR the celebrated
Selden's Patent Packing for steam'engihes ana
for the great and useful Lathe Chuck mace oy
GEORGE B. SLOAT,
no $50 "a, aACRsQS ADDlSagoN'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-25

The Washington correspondent OF the
Baltimore Gazette says the Springfield
(Illinois) Republican, which is, lie adds
the organ of Mr.. CoLFAx and of the men
who elected GRANT, declares that neither
A. T. STEWART, nor Senator MORTON, nor
DErREEs, nor ADAMS, nor JAY COOKE, nor
Governor FENToN, nor STEBBINs, nor
SHERMAN, nor TRUMBULL, will be in the
Cabinet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-25
nRY GOODS.

DEcu1IAR ATTRACTIONS AGAIN AT
i JULIUS MEYERS.
s,7 BROAD STREET, NEAR SIXTH.
TO have the Price and Goods together,
According to the Times and W ealher.
Just arrived by the Saratoga
Ie pieces OF those POPLINS at doc again. WHICH
SO many ladies are Visiting for.
Is p,eces of that 75c. EMPRESS CLOTH, which
sold so quick because so cheap.
as dozen of those 10 and l5c. sCARFs generally
considered as nearly given away.
box full OF wORsTED GOODS, such as
Hoods, shawls, Eubias, Sontags, etc.,
marked down tremendously low
BaorHE sHAwLs and sCARFs, rich in
pattern but extra moderate In prices.
100 CORsETs. some new styles, never imported
before. Look at them, ladies.
$50 BALMoRALs ranging from 81 to g. most
exquisite in coloring.
A consignment of LADIES' CLOAks sent to
mo In close out at good deal less than
value.
For all goods In The DRY GOODS LINE you
are sure to be suited at
JULIUS MEYERS,
noo3 527 Broad street, near Sixth.
DRY GOODS
~ AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
GOOD PRINTS. .....................'..... lOc.
BEST TS......................... iEs anu i4c'
,,pIEACHED COTTON l5c.
COLoRED DELAINEs. .,......"............ zoe.
SAXONY PLAIDS.. 25 and a'c.
MOHAIR PoPLINs.. ................".'....' Soc.
WOOL EMPRESS CLOTH. s5c.
WHALEBoNE CORsETs. ..................,. 81.
Other GOODS In proportion.
HIRSH & GUGGENHF1MER,
627 BIoad street, three doors above Theatre.
W. &. KEAN, JAMES II. CHENERY, and w. W.
PALMER statesmen. no 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-25
OFFICE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIRoApl
COMPANY,
RJcJrSoSD October 10, 1888. }

COMPANY,
RICHMOND. October 10, 1888.
A7OTTCE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
stockholders OF the Chesa peake and Ohio
fate Virginia CentraI Railroad Company that
the ANNUAL MEETING OF the company VIII be
held in the city OF Richmond on THURSDAY the
2sth day Of November, 1868.
FOR the Information OF the stockholders the fol-
loving extracts from the bylaws of tie Company
are published:
kllproxies to represent stockholders Mt gene
RI, meeting shall he in writing and signed by the
person thus transf.rrin g the power. Partnerships
NAV sign IN the name Of the partnership, and the
signature Of either member of the hrm Shall be
valid. 49,, ,.
ttNo proxy shall he valid given more than sixty
days prior to the meeting Of the Company: ;,
No proxy for individual stockholders shall pass
free going or returning from the meetings OF the
COMPANY unless he Is himself Il stOckholder.
ssThe hooks Of transfer shall he closed fifteen
DAYS previous to anv general meeting.
tstockholders will pass free going to and re-
turning from the meetings Of the Company
~. GARRETT
oc sl-2awtNov2s Treasurer"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-25

TNDELLIBLE.-Onr receipt Of sixty ceaAs
u ! will send by mail to any part or the country,
SECURELY put up IN box, aNA5lE-PLATT, brush,
and -indelt Bile ink, for MARKING LINEN HE
ink warrant not to fade
When there Is no postage to pay the price Is fifty
cents. apply At c. BELLENOT'S
Brand-cutting Establishment
au sl-2m 1910 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-25
uNsvJRAnCE COMPANIES.

T IFE INSURANCE.
IL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
NEW AND OLD MODE. lin q
F.-st question How much per annum VIII ID
cost a. mao or thlrty-ave TO ii sure his life in the
'l aan 1sSS for ss. 900 policy: = Tho
Second ;sDds guestion'-How much wiz 1t c0S' - ~
. AMnswer.-About $3.50. (see Carllsle's Table OF
Third question Why this difference for The
Answer.-First. because in the new plan th ne
company only call FOR enough in Initiation lu ,he
pay working expenses with Its interest,", anu 'n'
81 2s at death to pay losses
second; " there are no deaths, no tG "a. old mode
Third. The saving in interest over Inc olu "oue
will pay one Afth or the tax In the new mode;
Fourth question: How can you AFFORD 70 ih'"'e
so much less than the old mode ? n, &,
Answer because we do not charge enoutEh an, M
advance to pay you half back In diVlaehus ou'
OF FSnrh question L Hsa policy OF upon
the Mutual Benevolent plan the same In all resp'e'
saue MS TO charges? ,os < nm
policies and is kept to that standard in
there Is no difference except that y3n d. The old
only at the death Of member. wnlie III and that
mode you are taxed whether losses or not' anu i''
in advance. -, az -to
Above are a few questions and answers as 20
ton Of Richmond FIJI: has but
class OF losses by DEATH 1t has four classes , 40
to ages by which persons can DC % aces
lions to its members. Parties desiring 1 70 DC LII
sured will applyto L. b. 81 r. a ~,
1902 corner Main and Twelfth streets;
j. A. RFIvIS, Pre- Id, mt. no -
A LBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPA-
VInGiNIA INSURANCE COMPANY, assets
GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
NATIONAL FIRE. Baltimore, assets $500 900;
MERCHA NTS and MECHANICS Baltimore
assets 5000 900; .,oo am
MARYLAND FIRE, Baltimore, assets $500, GOO
INTERNATIONAL FIRE, New York. assets
81 COO 900; oo,,n,Sy
Hartford assets 5000 600 ,o,r,.Hv
EOUITa BILE LIFE Insurance COMFAN1,
New York. assets So, 900, 900 r..
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, dart-
ford, assets -, 900: 900. rxn,,
assurances granted on PROPERTY and LIy i,s
81 this agency j. H. MONTAGUE,
W Gin Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-25
MEETINGS.

A NNUAL MEETING.-The annual
"A meeting ofthe Richmond. Fredericksburg ana
Potomac and Richmond and Petersburg railroad
CONNECTION COMPANY will be iieid on
WEDNESDAY the 18th Of November, iae' AZ -
erickshurg ard Potomac Railroad Company IN
Richmond. -,,,o>, s-.
I'D j u. WlNNitN.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-04

salIllD6dl ben a. MARI 1868, !,


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USE aais q ms fsts sat etufgabe.
nldibfh. BET BqHE5eit Dor ALIEN anae>'
zen Bic GbEeaa eeben una nns besbalha
asdt ahbaltehl aReH aud iOI9eut8 tdtsi
ten, st1elBeib Grun5fake Der arepasI
bltta1ifaen 8artsi az pettbeibiBen
pF(eens iinite SPpoftioi entgeatn al
itelen, uenn mir iie alIfl eineaa SIRE
mcgee ieben, ioHtbaneri mir aud beute
SeIesenbeit. auf einen b6dft yberberbs
lidea WiRariff aafmerfiam az maiden.
welben fd eint9e repubIttanif6e
8Iatter ae@9aIoeH foinmeti 'IafeH.
8ir meinen Die nit abioIuter Ges
pibBea sema5ten gneabtn, ME tiefe
ODER iene Senatoren IN 8esagsaufbas
gu faaenOe nrtbeit iiber Den angetlass
ten Srafbenten itiinnIeil iuerOen, Gin
Gi9ter, uno insoent borliegen6en SAL
lit isoer ssndtor EN- fOlder, BARI Dor
S6IuB bes gerfabrers niAt borber'
befimmen, uie fem llrtbett Iduten.
iuirb, benu ionit iit &C fein Gidters5
fOnbern elm Rarteiusanu fiir ODER tgisi
Ser. gssE Il :ssfaargs tssfsG
Sn teiner Sur9 fana eia @faan als.
9ei6porner fungireny ipel6er fd be<s
reits enc @fsinune iiiber ben chen
bosIiegenbeH SAD eebilott bat lin0
foIsli6 Oiirftea Sager and feiner Der
Senatoren iiber ben 8rdf6eHteH rid<
ten, .iuenn 90 i6on boz Beginnzbess
Smpsa6ments Brooches bei lint etiar5
aussenaGte sades lit 90 &c GitSreiu
sobnion freiipredea oosr berOamn,en
pirb. Benn aud Die sle.lbefun9 fol-
der 8ldttersuidt Den 6iretten @fHflAb
ausiiben tann, Genatorea, tueIdciie
ais 10 ODER 10 seiiniit BEL ei9nea, abons
iBftr Sbstlnabnle an beill Geri9t aus
suialisben, 10 ieaten iie4ao6 bsDentt1l,
ba6 elm ieIdes iGon I'M Boraus fertig
gema@teS urtbeil.0en fhEimmiten Gins
bru6 auf bas Gole Alad5en ,nruB1 mel
eseraoe in oem bo@ipi9ti8tN h Der
ameritanifben @sf6idste Rinsis ba
ffebsaben Tdue, bes slnlldge 6es iobets
fen gunbesbeauiten, Die h6dfe 1ln'
parteili5feit NIB 0eFedtteteit ertpar.
let unb gu biefer Grwartnng uoatomD
men bere6tigt III. s3fg ls.sssgss. "a !.
gtan Iaife baber BEN Geiebs feinep.
aauf auO ent6ulte fla allsf 5Oapfifen,
OemGange oerSd6e bi6it HbetEaffeer
Geife boraueeiIenbens llffbeile uub
GpetaIationen. sic t6nnen aabe6iust
ni6ts naten, aber bsifp rnebr fdaben.
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sc ne 6mf
%5a&t fas rs.
SfdDfifd)e Suede.
HsigstatsigaEE .asg. agaA e
.EssSE44 ss $3.50. @aa


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$sJGE@ 9GSfbr8lte ben u. SebeuGr 1851
Gswirb btermit aaf bic foIeenbe Gnorbnung hes
Stnun5 Gonites D m 10. 6ebyuar 1865 btitges
Maf6,ife, tpetde snrSb trsens Elm 8epnrfement Der
SfGbt Dit beiIen @ebrGu6 lausgencmnteu tel @efots
butten, 9eDiafgnnsen ober aaf Drbre ses Staefs
nid6t enertdn1it 1perben, obne bag bic benDtbiefe
MrftaH cber IorrdtHe porber elmer Ma critdt bes
GonatttB fir sas Geparrement, FIR mefcbt bic Miis
f4affMng erfcxhersiG mar sur 3ertbahidtune
aeieet 1perfen nnb fur bieielbe, bep0r Der Mntowf
obgef@ lDfienEpiros gsnebMigt wrsbeH fires5 PIT
Sfe @etrdse Mnb 9,reifs Ser benStbtutrn MrtigeI
fs6g6igasnb testlid in ben Gb fdsdsungeH
an9e9eben fefif. $50
&anfIeute Mna Biirger I'm ANgemeineu weFhen biers
hnrb enaAsfItigf, SAB Mmt aae, tueIde Sieisr Mn,
orbnnng saawfber gemGdt TpeSDeHs Nuis9t eensbmgt
perben. ~
Aaf 8efebI bes 5inan5sG emitess Sys esxs
q. @lbert Gmtitb,
f'bisE asss - - A assa Naao'''r.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-04
Niittel Ditritt bon gsnnelSee.

sSGu aIlIe. hie 20 aneebt; Der untersei6nste
@&ma3t biermit betannf, eob er gum Mifignee pom
SObn g. Mnbrsps, Qe6man Stein, Ssraet Barter Mnb
Sobn Gboeweu pon 9nibpiue, DapieioH GnMftp I'm
Staate Eenneee, inilerbGb obeneen6nnten Diitrttts
efnaBRt worben til mete ani ibre eiaenen pettttonen
bin bnr4 ben @aotfirift Gourt aenannten Giftrtts
banterstt erfIdrt morben fiab.s I'D 8s
mtta @ u. .. @baDbcurn,
ianst 3niip* 81 Gbar9 Stsase.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-04

sn Beg ambarssr s3irasrIdahs<
fitaagpOnf 2, ebr. ipara Die foIsenae
Snterpeaation An ben Senat seiteut:
ertbeiiessSf ,, noef pelas e6ritte fei<
tens Der Be- sefdeBsll, M. iibsr
Die 8or9aage III Dem y0eibuis" T6
autbentiide 2aA5e SO besfdaFen uno
Oh Der Seaat bsabfdtige, siiber bias
untetfa4ungs refaltdt iar Satsreae Ser
bamhuraii5ea compronlittirten Nbeber
eingeben6e OarIe9un9en gu beroffent>
liaefi tiap ob itto sipeIbe mabrsstIn
Der @enat' beabiidtige, mn fur
tiinftls elmer abnliden 8elanbIung
Der Nuspanberer bor5nbeugen. ."
Sic preuBilde Negierpng beabfids
tist cine geiebliAe 0Fganiiation per
2lusmanberung olr6 Den Geidstas oes
SlctSoeutf6en Bm6es herbeifabren Sa
la6en. Sn5iptfHen LIT befbfohcn ipor>
ben, einen GentralOerein fiir bic Aus>
ipanberer 5a sriinbsn, ber' fie an be.
ftimmte a6tunsslpertbe @eieaiduften
unb gdifsasenten iueifen miro,
Sic I'M norbeeutf6en 8unoesfans>
Isiamt sefilbrten SieseI fn6 aus ben
Bappen ldnmtliber % Bunoesitaaten
suiamnsneeiebts gdmnhIi9e @appea
fino auf Dem Sie9cl in eleider @r6Be
barsefteIlf, in6er Ntitte oas Bappen
Der @rdFbiallnaaf,, Elm Sdil6 nit bem
preubiiden slbIer. Dieles giesel iol
Defenders. auf oen.fiir 8unoesbeante
aussefertietea fonieI. grnennunsspas
tenfen anseipau6t iuerOen.
Die banbelspoIitiiaea gerbanoIun>
gen 3ntiben Seitrei6 uno Der nor6s
peutiden 9unbesesieguua baben be-
eonnen, Seltreid foG. einise 8use<
itaRbniHe berIan9t baben, ala I'M
bergangenen Sabre feiteus oes SOa.
bereins beipi4iat.lperoen iparen.
Ser beriibmte SdanipieIer gmil
Oeprient beablidtist mad 37labriser
Ebdtigfsit amber feL 8iibne in Dres<
ben am I. Neai in Der 6oae bes Ser
quoto 5aho sumflsBte MaIe aubu>
tretsrt uns bafnit feline finalerifde
2dufba GIT 5u beidiieben. - =
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CrfAtnal.t gOrrelp pnten3 Der
.Senueffee &taatS eitiIn9.s
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