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1868. THE WORLD. 1868.

A the opening of the year 1855 The WORLD
"A challenges, more confidently than ever, the
sympathy and support of all patriotic citizens
A glorious work has been gloriously begun
Deep already answers TO deep. The long fidelity
of this Journal to the cause Of Liberty protected
by Law stands nobly vindicated in splendor Of
victory shining from Maine to California. Con-
nccticut, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New
York, have thundered forth their verdict upon
the misrule and the madness of the Past. But
much more still remains to be done. Never was
the peril of the country greater. The Radical
party still decrees the death of representative self
government in ten sovereign States. Armed with
Negro Suffrage, it desperately grasps at perma-
nent lease of power, in defiance of public opinion,
at the cost of enormous taxes and of crippled in
dustres, at the cost Of Union and Peace. fIl
To the great battlesti to be fought THE WORLD
will give all its efforts, all its energies. 1t asks
of its friends in their turn as much; its asks of
4 them more readers and wider influence. II
| asks this with confidence in its claims as news
paper and as an organ of opinion.
The, chief use Of o newspaper 10 to give its
| readers ..r-t
ALL THE NEWS.
For this the facilities of The WORLD are unsur-
passed by any journal in the United States. II
seeks to excel by an accuracy and candor, spirit
and freshness in its news columns which shall
commend it to the readers OF whatever party,
sect, creed, or place. .l.freafr yef,f-1'
As an organ of opinion, The World is the un.
| finching champion of
A LIBERAL, PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY,
whereof the cornerstone is freedom restrained by
Justce; Freedom pure and simple, in the hrges
collective measure; the Office of Justice being tc
protect Freedom from encroachments; Freedom
of the individual citizen in his rights of thought
speech, religion and locomotion in his Right tt
choose his own food and drink, in spite of med
dlesome temperance laws; in bis Right to max,
any money bargains he thinks proper, in spite o.
foolish usury laws in his Right TO buy and sell
in all markets, domestic and foreign, in spite o
unjust protective tariffs; in his Right to repre-
sentation in the legislative bodies which tax him
in spite of unconstitutional exclusions; Freedom
Of collective citizens to assemble for discussion
grievances; Freedom of all local communities t.
manage their local affairs without central inter
ference; Freedom in every section of the country
from the arrogant and unconstitutional domino
tion Of other sections. This large and compre
hensive idea Of Freedom sums up the politics O
The WORLD, which will never be found wanting
to this capital interests Of the country and Of TIN
human race. 7ii 7tl 1.'
A paper published in the metropolis is natur
ally looked TO for careful Market Reports, au
thentic information, and intelligent discussion
relating to @ '-4 ~ ~ -
/. TRADE, COMMERCE, AND FINANCE.
In these features The World invites comparison
, with any other journal. -.
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There are many graceless preachers on
grace-many uncharitable ones on charity.
You cannot preserve happy domestic
pairs in family Jars.
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J. Thomas Budd..

MANUFACTURER and Dealer in Agricultnta al
Ifl Machinery, Steam Engines, Betting, Oils
Circular Saws and Tools of every description, al
city prices. Jan
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BOOKS FOR WINTER READING.

NoTE.-Any of the books named below will be
forwarded by mail, postage paid, on RECEIPT Of the
price attached to each. ~ AeA
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.sT MAM 60 .s.', a.. =.
Delaware Rail Road Line.
-as winter Arrnnremeut. as
sr Advancement.

T-.E-.II L7fIT TFI-T ---T-f HV|T ~ VI ~ W
0N and after MONDAY, November rs, 1867,
~ Passenger Trains will run as follows, until
further notice .
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LEND ME YOUR C0UNTENANCE.
TT you want good likeness of yourself or
l. family call at a.. ~. a5ss4
MORNINGS MAMMOTH CAR,
NEiddIefoxxn EDaI

where you will get pictures from the beautiful
little Pearl Ferrotype to the life-size Photograph
All who wish correct likeness Of themselves
or friends should embrace this opportunity and
call at once. -. .s-' 80
Particular attention paid to copying daguerro-
types or ambrotypes of deceased persons into card
or large size Photographs. m .,....
profile will be shown before the pictures are
finished. l ..s... 4...a .,-.-B
good assortment of Rustic and other Frames
on hand.
twill afford US pleasure to have you call and
examine specimens. ''A t~fii .4t
January 4-f ]. NJ. HORNING,
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COMPLETE MANURE.

i1-i oq.a MANUFACTURED ny
HENRY BOWER, PhiEadelphia.
MADE FROM ..t ,.--r. .
Super r-Phosphate of Lime, An :
monia and Potash,
WARRANTED free from adulteratiop. Pack
W ed in bags of 200 lbs. each. Has raised
good crops Of Wheat Corn, Oats, Potatoes Cot
ton, Grass. Tobacco and Vegetables of all kinds
Farmers would do well to inquire of their near
est dealer in fertilizers as To the results obtained
from the use Of Complete Manure. The growing
crops of Wheat, at this time, freely attest lis
virtues. l7l--77 -
- Recommended BY Booth 4 Garrett, Chemists,
Philadelphia. Williams & Moss, Chemists, Phil
adelphia. q. Elton Buck, Chemist, New York
And BY all who have used it up to this time.
We have numerous testimonials TO the effect
that 1t is an Invaluable Fertilizer and we ,ecom-
mend it highly as a top dressing for Wheat and
Grass. ,I- t.,.il -. al = .tz-.{ =
DIXON, SHARPLESS 4 CO..
Sole Agents, 80 s. Water ST. & 40 8. Wharyes.
, 3' '' " .t''" Philadelphia.
WIN. REYNOLDS,
70 South Street, Baltimore, Nd.
Also, by W.
., JOHN A. REYNOLDS 4 SONS,
Jan fly Middletown, Del.
/
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SOUTHERN SOCIETY.

A Weekly Journal Of Lteratrre, lSoeiiety and A,t.
BELIEVING that the people of the South are
- at length convinced of the duty and impor-
@nee Of supporting their own literature, we COM
menced, on the first of October, 1861, i'm the cin
ClETY. N'''>1iN'' : - -'NiI''''-' 'NiI''''-' ''o e
soyTHERS SOCIETY," Ia ihc literary, social a....
artistic exponent Of the South. The most iis,in,
gulshcd poets, novelists, critics, e.sayists, arth
OF the South are contributors TO SoUrHEas SEQ
ETY.. IT is absolutely necessary for the prefer
existence and future welfare of the South tba
she should have a literature of her own. We in
tend to do our part in this noble cause and eaI
nestly appeal to all who love the South TO aid N
now in establishing worthy representative of II
refinement taste and culture.
SUBSCRIPTION. .,,..,,,,.- ,,,,
SoUTHERN SOCIETY will be supplied 10
subscribers on the following terms I'll 9i77l
one year, S4.0O; Six months, $3.50; to clubs
OF ten or more, one year, $3.50; six months 81.
E1-Address all communications to U.s. $50
/ .-Iy y- .y SOUTHERN SOCIETY,
No. 226 West Baltimore Stree,
JAMS gis1ff - 1Vqh BALTpsou. s.
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GOLD MEDAL PIANOS
- AND PARLOR ORGANS. n n

STIDEF's lyD PIAEQS,--THE BEST NOW MADE.
GOLD MEDAL for the best Pianos mauufhe.J
~ mred has been awarded for the year 1887
to CHARLES N. SrIEFF, examined and nrono,,r,, Se,'
ced BY the best Professors In Baltimore 10 be ~,
BEST PIANOS, and were in competition with
naItimore, Philadeiphia and New York Pianos.
Stief Pianos contain improvements tbat are
not TO be in other instruments, and are ali made ,
at his extensive Factory and out Of the hest 30.
soned material, and warranted for Eve years.
sold at lower prices than any other bouse if.'
SECOND HAND PIANOS from $50 10 sam. +
Also, PARLOR ORGANS for sale cheap Al
STlEFFS, " " eit
No.. I North Liberty Street.
s~He4lyl , lees. >esnf9 Baltimore.
IJATAPSCO GUANO CoMPANY,s Ammoni. +,
Il ated Soluble Phosphate, for Cation Toh"s.r
Grain Grasses and Root Crops. 77TV fS>-s''s
NEALE, HARRIS co. General Agents.
jan Il rs Commerce st. Baltimore.
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AUTHORIZED REFERENCES
MIDDLEToWN ACADEMY,

TNHE exercises of this Institution will be re-
l. 'sumed January 6, 1868. IT -fi
TERNfss N
Senior Department, per year. 90
Primary ....".......... 30 90
~,- ]. E. NEWMAN, ~
January TT Principal.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-31

Gritif entnptbi9t, unb "a mir bic
lSahe an Gnpe 1eltit nidt better 9eu1a9t
bdtten, ~ mpHsn mir un5 aud auer usp
ieper @ritif Iber Sen &prtra9 ees Drpz
logs, 1owie pe6 auf9efubrten Stade6
entbalen. = Na9 Gem prples trurpe
Don Dem 9emtidten Gbcr beS 8ereins>
nit @olob9leitun9 Yon Germ u1,o Maz
pau1e Gaa1per 5orf, ras 0ebet Don
Weneel5{ebn 9eiunsen, urp erntete raz
mentlib Der Gbor Den wpblYerptenten
8etfaQ 'ee5 Nublifums. ts..r .
Da5 CUR MufIbruu9 9ebra6te Stud
atne aens sprtrefliA iiber Die 8ibne.
NanentliH mar e5 Der Oiensr @erbarpt
C9er Dies), bet feline Stole am 9elunz
.oeniten rurbfibrte. Gbenip i~ptelteuL wte
imu,er, Jrau ct. ol5 Gli'abetb uuo Sri,
6. %. ais @lila tbre &oQen m~abrbeit5z
eetreu ourd. Mu9 Ser 6. ais 81. ..
Gbrepfel5 ipielte gut, unD fino mir iiber>,
;euet rab unter elmer ti6tt9en &e9te oas
Gbeaterperl pnal Ser 6armpnta teiner1
onpert, I'M Staate uad miro.
il Bum SAlub wpuen wir uniern 2eiern
Bic 8emerfun9 nidt srentbalten> bic
unier. Treuno 6ermanu &reis in 8e;u9
auf bic Muit ou5lprad. 81 meinte, Elm
70 pprtrvhltde6 Sr6eiter babe Ct nod
nidt ouf 8outtenau prairie sebSrt, uno
10 ia9t aud, s.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-31
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG
Denswrtae, ben 81. De3entber 1868.
Giutpauoerun0+

&Dsii :wir nit 6reuben benterfen, tpirft
1i6 paS ,,Gpltsblatt" nit {eM rabmlibe',
Offer auf Die 8%eflrportuns son Wfob
reoeln ;3ur BefBrperuns Der Ginwanoe
ruue Dur9 bic rdd1te @eleboebuns,
uab a1ff Die Meitation Der @a6e BET Der
peut|aen 8ep6lferuu9 @inne(ota5> trelz
DE IN Gelse befen> ra6 bns@ bic DON
unS 0er1anpten ga pbletS
aepirft aporce,n, Iapn biele6 Sabr INN etn
GrtlefltdeS nermebrt tpproen u1o ndd<
iteS sSabr NOD u,n eiu bel 1peitem Seoeu=
teuoeres permebrt me:psn miro.
G8 ae1rdbrt un5 ne@ bDbere @enu9z
t6uun9 AleiG;eiti9 BON oeri3ieoenen oeutz
ld,en Sl19ern ct. panl@ 8orsan9 in
pie}er Mnsels9enbeit 9encH,u'en III ieben
10 ;4par, :boB bereit6 cine Sprberatbenoe
8er1ammlung a~b9cbalten nurpe uno jez
penfaus paS NStbi9c 9ef&eben Miro et'1e
peut|he @m / 9 ration6z@onsen
tt . Il, melde BON Delegaten aus alien
Gbcilen bes @taat6 bel9i6t nseroen fol-,
III berufen. -.
@p speit 1T bic SaAc l5bli6 unp ser<
picnt Die etfu9ite nntertaBnn9 UNI Set@
billie Dpn auen 8ur9ern, wel6e e5 NIT
Dem S5a1erel7e unleres StootS mcblmeiz
nett.
Was Den Ao,1 benz nVpltSblatt" beute
Ypraele9ten BE timmten pAan an
betrift welder }einer Meiuurg rad Der
40 fe fem mIbte"z 70 erz
Aauben mir un& bic Tra9e> ob e6 im SUI
terele bet sansen BemeAuns, BIZ, 1renn
Ge INNER rur paS @auptsael I'M
Muae bebdit, bDdf ieaensretd fem
umaBte", nidt Better wdrc> e(nfweilen
feia ollsu lebr III {pesielle 9ebencsn plan
III ur0tren> renn BET Der 1ebr goben
Weri9ieoenbeit Der Anildten ibcr nteDe
tails fDnnte es lei9t ;su elmer 3ertbeilun9
ces Sfentlt9en SnteeneS fomnen. wel,
deS auf ben 5aupt3wed 81 ccneenz
triren, pas Bemiben> jepe8 aufrt6z
tisen Brcurpes pieier Sa@e fem mss.
Der 6auptiwed aQer N9ttation
fam aber ctnltweilm pobl rur 1etr> etne
NGtun9 9ebietenpe peut}@e
Concentration 1T @unien Der
Drrcruu9 Der @%iinpanoesn,9 Su We9e
;u brinsen unp pur@ iie Die @eleg9ebun9
;ur 8emiQi9un9 ether btnret9cnz
@elolumme fir rte1en
Il seranlaen
Das Isle? Der @erpeupung perlelz
ben 1T IS 3eit ;u beeinFuiien> mean bic
GerwiQisun9 ra 1T. Sorbcr fann
ro6 Orin9en auf pie(en ODER jenen be-
@timnten Ylan unb pas Gmpieblen etnes
ais cenjeniaen, mclder Der ~mirfz
iam1te iein mdl@e" ,ur cabin fibren,
Spnocrintere1{en III ben gorz
oerorunp 3u rrIn9en unp paour6 ben
@rf ol0 ber 9an;en Sod,en in oer1elben
@sile ldcitern gu MAIDEN wie pies idon
friihcr rer Sail wor.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-31
tGorreIppnern; ber StoatsScituns.)

WinnneappliS, u. Deg. 1868.
IN bic 5trausssber Der Minne1oto
6taats3eituNg.
@incr freunrli1en Ginlaout9 res biez
iiaen GurnYsretns l}plse ei|tenr> be9oben
mir un5 an, erlten MISUNDERSTANDING
Nadmitta05 2 llbr nad Ger Surnballe,
IN, Den sur Teiey pe5 Iuges Yesanitaltez
ten UeTlidfsiten bei;urpbnen. Das
Yro0ramm war Gin itby reidybaltisc5 urlo
be(tanp fir BEN Nudmitta9 III preisturz
men Der 3b9linae Tito Den Mit9liecem
reS 8ereins, lp,pie III Nte9entarnen.
Gurnerei betrift iinO mir omar sez
wobnt'in Ger bieli9en SurnbaQe nur oa6
Belte ppr5 Yutlifum 9ebradt 81 isben>
mlHen jeop9 9elteben> caB mir unlere
Grrartuneen meit iibertrpfen fanoen unp
waren IS namentli1 bic auberprcentltz
den %2eiltunsen oe6 fleinen Burners s.
Gbrt9, ne ale Gimme encen Su wteosrbolz
tenn Seifaue hiurtE.
WenpS purce vc1 her Tbeatar|ettion
les GurnSerein5 BET Don &pBebue YER
fabte Sdwanf: III. u. &. g., oper Die
Gir!acun9sfor.e" gut Nufibrun9 9e<
bra6t. Nue plite im6au@e rparen oi9t
be}eBt 1&nc 9in9 oas StU6 10 oboerunpet
ilber Die 8utne, mie e5 nur pcn. iun9en
Dilettanten, bic tteilwsile 3ur, eriten
Dfale aufSetreten> gu erporten mar. Der
Sbsa'eroorfeuun9 fplaten Yyramipenbau
unc Gruppirunsen nit bensolil9er Be<
leu9tung porauf alsrann Gin pra6tpou
a%ufAepurter Beibnobt5boum fir bic
ercben unD fleinen &incer isin: Grfbeinen
mohte. MdbrenD Der @sibpa1tstaum
NIT ]sinen unSablisen 9idtern Die @cene
teleuGtste, wurpen bic, @aten an rie
,ablreib anpeienoe Suae,o au5setbeilt,
rte tbe'lweile 1ebr pradtrpllen preiie ben
Turnern unp 3Sgliraen aberreidt uno
eten1o rpurce ron Seiten Der lurner, rem
Gurnlebrer 81 @iber unp &ouRsur ..
@irfler jeocm Elm pra9trple5 Nlbum gum
acknowledgements iiter9eben. Den
ShluB ma1te rati,lt9 Elm Gan;z
tran39en unp perlief Nues ;ur 9r1bten
3ufrierenbeit Der Belu6enoen .unc nit
Dem @unlde nerie!ten, redt balo mieper
70 persniat in Der Gurnbaue f@ suiamz
men 81 flnren..
Dem Gerein 9etibrt Der Danf bea
Nublifum6 fir rie unermlolihe 1bdti9z
felt bic perielbe bel pieler @eleaenbeit ent=
faltet unp mS9en bic 5errn 9urner ibren
2obn in Ten ;u~frieoenen Mienen ee,
ponftaren Su9eno an pieiem MbenD &C.
funcen.
Au& Ter @elaneserein 6ormonia fei:
erte @eibnadten in ieiner 6aue. 8epo1
mir jeru@ CUR 8el9reitun9 res Geltes
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-31

BABY ium @etbna@ts9es
t.-Die Greunce pes 6errn 5.
y. Qabr perrbrten renielben ale Gin 3e,z
den ibre, Ahtun9 Tin &eibnau taseidtnt,
bei1ebenp aus einem cunfelfalbi9tn yt,u
ecborenen in einsm &litden, in Dem rae
tle,ns ,@par3eO dmden, wei6 unc marn
in elmer Wieye 9ttetttt. Dae &inrlttn
1T cine ltbenaptrtbe Naturmtrfnirria<
felt unp 5trr xabr germ etb6ti9, lie rtn
! Beiu9ern ju 3eiSen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-31

Dt. .. @ebeldnbt,
DrmnvpasNbc' Asu.
s11hee Ste 9tI tber Wupo'e @,ien. 0anpiuna.
Wooauna &dr 10. unb Neeter 9rabe.
Sprs6 6unDtu auttnen II anp 3 ubr Nann.
~atbenpe' uaiIe ID eut,ue Derie. ioote akt
,,sinen suun pr,pat uue 3am,iiena ebrau& mi
Or. &inibfrs 3b,e,4 n fur eanbleute auu Be-.
sauf. lU5
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ssgu Cd, sp{sb}aGtst2Ge.

Der unt,r,etd ncte, had bcn tt sat,elan8 an etnem
~,afttsen euasenate! uno isner tarhterttaen Sranttsst.
se1 S4w'aci uas %eslitten, pnrsc tn %nsniesa a0Otsfn
rurM cin e,uiadeS Ntttcl beg @eiuneteit wtsber esssten
-unS tR In Sol c ~teotcvta fctuen Mitteiosncsn ess Mis
tel feiner QDt sper3e:tfaaN3 tntt,uinsi!ta. ,.,
an NIe, bte Is w%hn'ten, rt:s e. cine AstGrttt seS
ffunssn fur auherettunsen rnp Isb.aud eeHeleen. nell
Ses IL ais eEns 0a,ere Sur fir Musisbrnna,
Mfht.e, Trund,ttis, &,uftcn. @rPGltanNen wHs
cat Sels. uno 0una snabsl nnesn wsrpsu. Der stnsiss
:3ued sss anseteers IN Ssnauns ees @sstrtts IL otr.
Sen 4%stpenpsn nas!t4 ~ ie!n VINO bic asnnsnis, wflas
e. fds unfhdptar Gait, III s%erbretsu; pnp Ct Drift, tae
itber eetoenoe ie!H Geslm,ttc seriu6en rtree. 90 81 ttN
niDts 1suel unp 1a ala Scstn ~crncilcn mas, Nae ets
has Rse.pt fret ,u9sfbtds Tanfasa 0'SasE ~Hsrahtah
xersetNrsE,
Eer. Sse;rurc -. ll,:s.oa.
'N3A,c u.tueat "tuna4 -, 9rrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-31
We}6QftSperleQuu0.

. MISUNDERSTANDING.
Der l1at.r,cidnete bena9ridtiet bisrpny9 bag
essbrte peutide vublitum. bab ct ieia
3abads< uno @i9arrenseihdit,
seGeu N1prttment nit nsuer Waare aaer grt
beliteno %errreitsrt tpproen, aus benz alien 2pfal
benz Bridsebauhe
no. l72, 9ritte GtraEe,
eeseniiter Scents II. @crbons Drra G.pre,
serle9t unb eaielbit wie in benz alien Qpfal fort
fabren mro, @Qes aufsubieten, UNI ben gnjprI=
den ieine. @si9aftafeunpe @enuge ~ leiien,
s. W. 1udel1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-29
Glue eurppGilfe GDnfercu3.

Sett Sdtren bat NapDleen ten &jrpgmd6b.
ten persebstS einen Gpnsreb spr9eiGlaeen.
UNI bic idpcbenben 6ragen in Guropa au
oronen. Seine @aht wptlte li1 barduf Elm,
ldisn. gaal ipellte ~9fdpplepn nidt pur6 ben
VptitS elmer Seriammluns, rpclGe lter cas-
@tf6id Gurrpa'5 mtlhstben lplse neue
Waht une neues Inleben geben, rent es ipar
liar, zap er lpfprt Die 2lnnuQituna Der Wie,
ner Tertra9e fprecra tpiirbe. i3tpdr finb (ie
BON tbtt ieltff unp aflen anbsrn Wrp6nlGd3trn
enttreeer brett pber burH ltialhpetaenees
9effebenlaien gebrcdDen, aber feine WrpG-
ntdht pDate ausbrudli6 IN Wemeinid,aft nit
ben aroern bic eegi!tniIdt tes Sauffs Rapps
leon rrtldren. Senn In ben 0iener 8ertrdr
gen betbt es, bic Samilie Napolepn lpQe FIR
INNER bon allen europdiiben Gbronen aus.
9eihlpfen iein. Seber fiji. lif Sat a!parg(a,
pplepn 8. anerfannt, aber Ntsnnlno iplnldte
IN feterittem eurspdii1en Sliriten. %reDrda
etne Serriher, Samilis fir lesttirn AL erfIG,
rem, pelfe bur6 bic Reppluttpn etnseiett IL
unb tber Na6t burd cine anbere Resplltipn
fallen fam.
unb bpS plDsliA cine eurptdifde COME,
rsni! Cine Gonferen5 1T etipa52lnceres, rpie
Elm Gcn9reb, fa9en pte Tiripmater. ST. Ell
ntr gonftren3 bsratten bic Ditrtiler, UNI ben
9oriis fibrt Der Minilter bts @euberen bes
Staates, tn bfien 5auptIact bic Gpnfrrens
itattfrbet. Das lit !6crfpmimen. Sci etneln
surepdii6cn GOneree iesph pHegen Die SIR
zen ielbft tu eritetnet. 60 i~penigienf TT 60
Gcnsreb bon Bien in 1915 ein9efabrt |
%uesrpsm fpHrbe auf ben sWrppais |
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iben GcnereTen nt6t cine %etn3etne pCltttf9e
6raoe ipnoern bic gauge Sage Gurpph'S be-
rdtten. limb Oas mid man perneteen. Sc
Der rpta lieber fir fih i'm SttiIen flo NIT psn
%npern Seritdnbtaen unD duf Soften Der @n~
bern, al5 in cfeHem&atb fem Spiel %rrtbaaen
tafen, anetre Scrtbetls etn9eNeten une rem
napplepnti6en u%sberseptGt in GGrppa In bic
Sdn6e drbeiterr.
Sett Der Shldd,t BEL Saeppd Bat Ii6 bic
S1hla1e Gtpa8 eeGubert. DdS pom Eppf
bis III SUP 9sfpappnete Sreuben 1T auf bic
eurppdiIhe 9lbnt grtreten uno bat ltA flbn
ne6en Napplepn atitelt. SelretG liebt e6
nit Bduaen. Wanpleon Spll Grimm, ale an.
bern b Il - nit filler Sredbs. Selbt
etnen @puBreb t0nnte man jeBt pteleiat ma
Oc1, ba 9tsmdrd bte0aage Der Gntfhetbnn9
bilt urt6 ntht mebr RapClepn. Cine Con"
fsrenS absr ii gang un8efdbrlth. llno 10
bat ltA Die SdGla9e aednoert, p1B ntRt Der
0dnli, rel6er felt Sabren In Der eurppdt"
iten YUlttit,bte Sntttatipe er9rif, ba6 Mot
Ndpplepn bic Gonferent ppGfhlG9t, ipneern
Dreuben. &Ge dnpert ittmrten gu, Sprar'
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8nrIhlag senthht purpe. Sur ENGLAND u.
SraRtretb Seigen ptnis Snterrfe b1ran. -
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inatli9t unb Wapoleon lisbt &c nt6t, Die
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pcn RubIane unp Ireuben aus, rptrp pdSSft>
ulidt per Gpnferen3 bttttrt irerten.
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lambs, 9s9sn itps Gpn3sf0Dn fur bic balbiou>
gerdnen Stadtet &~undattn unb SsTbten,
.rieif hnri,, SIR ian MIR zine GtIrf1nd Ru6s
lanp's I'M Orient liest. 9tbsr er tDtrb aen6'
tbt9t feerben, ietnem ltsbtn Srtuap, BEN Sul>
tan jur Ndhgtebi9tttt III rdtben, 3u gpn3ef"
iiCnen bt3usli6 Der llnabbdnstsfttt $rtta'S
Ober pieaei8t gar CUR abtretuns Der Sniel
an 5riehenlano.
Gtnt europltfae Gcnftreni fptre mb8>
ltAerptiie fur ben Rcment ben SrteB I'm
ORtn Ssr6inbsrn, abn fe Fam let6t tsn
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abac6t, fpieh Sennc6 aud nt6t tprntoe
,9reBe Sinner" eifrta bcntltbt iein, in ir9enc
elmer 9Setie no 81 olciem sinner A%ntllcment
3utritt 3u Serihdfen.
0as S6deprpartcmeui BAT pdbreno Der
lsbten @phe ron Dem Drudsretbirsau fir
1855, 900 Itsin9eleKpten enlpflngfn une pd-
son an pe SlltdlbunpcStalen nm N1ttpnal.
bantcn $26,2S9 Srrienpct. Der Sunbes-
Itdsmeiiter bat sur SrdIng Ger 3attRndl'
bant >Gpurants $34I, 947 400 unb her BEL
eenItlben rcpcntrten &t9terun9Sgelccr $685.,
635,350 In 8unpeSlhulcsS blt9attpnen ais
Caution in SGnpen. IS purpen ipdbrtno
Der gS06e Observation-Disclosures i'm 9etra9e
ppn $94 $40 enttttrt. 9eInmmtbetrd9 Der.
islben S3lI,388,8 1896. '!3tebi man b1Sen bic
etngeIbften SerflmmeltenToten suSl0,7 21, .
CPS al, 10 bleibt mob elm Setrag BON S299,-
707, 044 pirfIt6 in @trfulatien. 60 frurpe
TAr 1921 OBJ Nationat.Gp etn9eiRl't
une serlbrt.
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3ttr her re9ul1ren AIntee, pelIen Nar1e ntdt
betlnnt rpuroe, flnb in Der Yddt3um SDnn.
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IN Den rtcbten Arrt, Der Sitjier dber cine
Ru9el In Die Sbulter erbielt. Die g4unScn
lint ntht 9CfabrliA.
Die flt6oItibe ct. Stsptanbfir6e In Der
%. Ctr. murpe gsftern purh 9OGp.- 9bps.
SOtep i'm Ramen ptS Sp6ebrrp. GrBbii6pis
son Baltimore ftterli6 stn9epsiSt. 11nae-
dGte. res fnlt@tsu Metttrs ipObnten Der Sci"
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getnptsuns Der Ss6p. 6r. 5plep bic @,tb,
repc Biclt. DER GtrhendOr erefWttrte SaYon'5
3. 9lele NIT Observation-Disclosures.