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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13
REAL STATE.
REAL ESTATE.
Ee EAL ESTATE OFFICE.
Land Bought and Sold on
Reasonable Terms.
Land and Town Lots for Sale
BY
4. c. & A. B. CAPRON.
A. c. & A. B. ChPRON.

The n 4 sec d 81. r c. $40 acres-splendid
land heavily timbcrcd with black walnut poplar
ash aid oak; price, p per acre. terms easy
The n Z = sec - 81 II : C. 100 acres. extra
land. with the best quality of heavy timber: pric,
SIS per acre. one third down balance on long time
The e /. sec Il. 81. range > Q. 100 acres heavy
timber. mostly oak and poplar land of the best
quality and tn good neishbor hood: price SO per
acre. one-third down. balance on casy terms
The = ne. and x G. sc TO- I y. r ) e. 1870
acres. mostly splendid moving mash. Timber
enough for building aud fencing purposes: price
= per acre; terms easy
The W a sec -, 34nr3 @. IG0 acres: about
~ acres bottom land. tn balance as fine tract of
tlmbered land can be found in tie county: price
twenty dollars per acre, good terms.
Inc = y w 4 sec ;, 81, r l c, 50 acres oak
harrcns and moving marsh: 70 b. had az a BARGAIN
The L an6 4 Il !. see s. t34rl q 80
acres, timber and moving marsh; eight dollars
per acre.
= sw il.s e i ne 4 sec 20. 81 1e 12o
acres. part heavy barrcHs, part marsh. Six dollars
per acre.
The 4 n " L section Il. t % RE 10 acres;
good land. 10 be had cheap and Oh good terms
Tie III " 4 W !, sec ~. I ;}2. / c, 119 acres
part heavy timber. and some bottom land; ten
dollars per acre.
Town Lots.
Lot q in original plat OF PlymOuty; house large
enough for families OF the most desira bic
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13

There are upward Of FIVE thousand
practicing physicians in Illinois.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13

"7AGONS, Carriages, etc. G.. Haslancer g
w Bros. manufacturers of Wagons. Car.
riages, etc. Backsmithing, painting and grain
ing done to order
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13

them by bringing out the following:
." He who by his biz would rise,
Must either bust or advertise"
The RURAL NEw-YoRKER.-This
paper. which has become familiar to
more than 10000 homes. is one of the
most striking examples of deserved sue
presented by the newspaper fraternity
in this country. The managing editor
sent out his little monthly Gencssee
Farmer, twenty years or moreago. Even
then his industry and perseverance
made the Farmer popular, but it soon
proved TO small for its expanding power
and abilities He saw the want of ru-
raj journal which should supply the
place in the family of half dozen pa
pcrS. each devoted to a single object; in
short, Mr.. Moore sought to make gen
uine family paper, embracing the vari-
on, departments of Agriculture, General
News, and al useful information for
our Increasing and improving rural pop
ulation. To this work he devoted him
self with zeal and energy. There is a
tide in the affairs Of men, which, taken
at the flood leads on to fortmc;" and
NJ Moore took that tide exactly at the
flood, and, By sagacious management has
reached point which may well satisfy
his ambition. for the RURAL is the most
elegantly printed, ably edited, widely
circulated, and heartily welcomed pa
per, as a whole, which now finds its way
among the people. The RURAL is now
large royal quarto of sixteen pages,
published weekly, making in year an
immense book of valuable reading. such
as in books would cost $3.50. and all this
is furnished to single subscribers for SO
year. In clubs Of ten 50 30 year,
and one free to the getter up of the club
Address ID. d. T. Moore, Al Park Row,
New York.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13
Miscellaneous.
L. Shakes s Go.
C.. Haslangcr

l lLLlAiD Room. Three first class tables The
L ftrost Liquors and best Cigars in town always
on hand. RooIns Second door north of Bank.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13
Pittsburgh, Ef. SVaync& Chi
CagO Railway.

On and after November 2S 1863, Trains willleave
Stations d iily Sundays excepted as follows
Train leavingChicago at $50 u. NJ. leaves daily I
TRAIN leaving Pittsburgh at 10 p. NJ, leaves
daily.l
TRIMS GOING WEST
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13

Dollar double maps, see advertisement
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13
A. & 4. h. Canr0n.

A TToRNEYS & COUNSELORS, Real Estate
practising in the law courts of Marshall and nd
joining counties, and will give prompt attention
toall legal business entrusted TO them. General
cahcctin@ agents for Northern Indiana and South
crn Michigan. Particular attention given TO the
settlement of decedent's estates and guardian
ships. Deeds, mortgages, and other contra cts
drawn up and acknOwled" ments taken Office.
Brownlecs Block. up stairs. novp5'G9 12Iy
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13
A0GntZ & TreSS.

M EAT MARkET.-A new Market. which Will
vi supply the citizens of Plymouth and sur
ding country with the best quality of Fresh
meats of all kinds. Lard, Tallow, Sausage and
all acies kept in fir tclass Meat market always
on hand Mark ct at NOls old stand
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13
ATTORNEYS.
NJ. A. o. Packard.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. and No.
"A tary Public. Room No. /, Balcony block.
j lnu.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13

SSOl,tEON DENTIST, Can DC consulted at his
. oIAceevery day except Mondays and Tuesdays
NICE over Wcsteryelt's Store. plymouth: Ind
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13

Tircats all kinds of disease that afilict the human
i system Medical and Surgical. Having had
over siX Years experience in the Armies OF the L.
D onice oVerS.S " Becker's dry good store 81
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13
Ben Franklin once wrote:

Ben Franklin once wrote:
lie who by the pillow would thrive,
Must himself either hold or drive"
These lines were very popular at the
time when men wore knce-breechcs and
long ctles. and waited six months for the
mails, but some person has eclipsed
them by bringing out the following:
" He who by his biz would rise,
Must either bust or advertise"
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13
j. L. LOSey

IEWELER.-C Clocks. Watches and Jewelry re-
- paired promptly and i'll workmanlike manner.
Keeps Tor sale Clocks, Watches, Plated ware jewel
ry, gold pens and fun stock pertaining to his trade
Occupies part of Paul's Boot a. Shoe Store.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13
j. v. bailey L. Go.

WATER MIN. The best IoNr manufactured
w always on hand. Gristing done to order by
first class miller. The highest market price i'm
cash paid all times for Wheat Mill at northeast
part of town.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13
Z y Dodge

DARKER HOUSE.-This old.established and
l. avora bly, known House is now prepared with
new furniture and improved accommodations to
cater 10 the wants of our own community and the
travelling public. The omnibus has been reftted
ana Will attend all regular trains, under the man
agemcnt of the House. "a
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13

A TTORNEY at Law, and Justice of the Peace.
"A mas removed his Office TO the east side of
Michigan street, on the block next north of the
Parker House where he will be pleased to see
those having business to transact with him. Col
Iectlons made and money promptly RENTED
tates and guardianship. f12-3s
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13
h0qIgE 70 CONTRACTORS.
SEALED proposals viii be received by the mn
- dcrsigned for the building of the new Coar
House at Plymouth, Ind, 10 be opened
Thursday. Ian. 10. 1870.


The building ia TO be erect ed AID completed I'm
accordancc with the plan and specifications,
copy Of which may b. seen ut the office OF G. Z
Randall, ESQ. architect. Chicago. H., and ut the
County Clerks Office, III Plymouth. The person,
or persons, whose bids may be accepted.
qnred furnish all the material for said building.
except the lumber, brick and sand. The lumber
and sand having been furnished by the under
signed, the same Will be turned over 10 the con
Proctor ut cost. And the brick viii be furnished
at the rate OF $500 per VI for common, and Si2,uO
per NJ for pressed. The person whose hid is &C
ceped will be required to furnish security for the
fulf!ment of the contract, in sum equal to the
amount of their bid; and 10 per cent Of the sum
due for work as il progresses viii be retained m
I'll the contrac. is completed, Between $1,000
and $4,000 of the contract price viii be paid in
cash and material rs the work progres scs. ana
the residue in Marshall County Bonds, due in five
and eight years drawing ten per cent. interest,
paya bile annually. at par. The work VIII be sub
Ject to the inspection. estimates, and measure
men,s of q. T. Randall. architect. and must be
completed by November lst 1871. The under
signed reserve the right 10 reject any or ali bids.
JOHN c. CUSHMAN.l p,;lsiu,
\. C. CAPRON. NrS,','a,,,e
i. BROWNLEE, 4'''''Ns'
January 3, 1870 -1St2
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13

4 TTORNEY At LAW. Notary Public and Col.
( Aieciion agent. Practices in the various conn
ties ofihe district. Having an Abstract of Titles
ior marshall county will give particular attention
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13
j. ]. VinaII,
&. il. REYNOLDS. ID,

yegnhr Physician aud Operative Surgeon.
I oilers his professional services to the c:tfzans
~ .! rlEm9u'n ana surrounding country. IG aldi-
ton TO the treatment of diseases common IN tho
country, snecial attention win be given to Surgery
the treatment of surgical diseases and diseases of
lemaies. Night calls IN town and country promptly
attended TO. Charges reasonable Office and resi-
dence ON west side of Michigan st. three doors
north OF the bank Plymouth Ind 33
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
Medical.
Dr.. Us. Leland.
DR.. l.. johnson
Or. 4. @. BOrtoi,.

yOHYsiCA AZ 3 SURGEON. Bourbon. Ind. Office
L over Grosh ~ Beck Bros hardware store.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

Trains run daily. Sundays excepted.
c. W. BRADLEY, Superintendent
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13
INSUR RANCE.

Is YOUR LIFE INSURED?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-29
Gin peiterer ccutIdlcr Gig. -
franz. General ocfaulru.

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Der 6mniplcn, Ntr icrrh ebenfl4s iurldlcs
ltlGacn Wurpe.
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Spn paris.
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INT Supcn ron glris wtuDirIten wdbrCnp
cer SdmGdD5 gtAdt Elm anbdlttnceg, MI.
tbcnbr5 6cucf auf bic ptutfrsn gniru. Itr
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(GrotuWrls NCu't.)
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S94, lO40er S6k, @rie 20, Sqnois 10,
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8OumWo1e uplauOs % /, Orleans o.
94, urtauIt 10000, GinidlebIlt9 1000 1pr
erport uno SpetuattOn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-29
d fpNr 9ant Won tcm aafcctifb 1er-

"a fuEr Sane ron tm Saffrettitb fer.
um:
6crtcu ant 5rSt ? iL'ria iit tn bp6trgrr
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tbr nld mo trrltdte ttrt Smbt, ais lie ii0n
tbIcn SuI dutaecgt Wc ttren Spdirl um1e'
rOrfrn t1itc.
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CT, Ypr Born uO @cHur3uug bebrnc.
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Sette lllo ranntC fttf9inOn SuGC5 bic Greppe
tiu0b uno aus rem Slulr. 6tn unO Ter
puT0 cic STdBca elite tie Tort nah etr Q80b>
nung Sprtpn'5 UNI trlt N rcren Ibur, ais Elm
MuitdrlI3t berauaitrcttm pp1tG.
QBH0tbt c5 1cua 9prIrn2 idmmelte ite
tIfth unc bctcup tcrppr, unr ptr@jt hduntc
lie an unc i1Nte:
9eilcr, 5raDcn 8atlmr, ober sic
Gter
Bite, ftbrn Sic mtb 3u rem &ranfen,
fubr iie lt1mmerc frrt, wCr1uf rer D9ttor Ibr
YOrdn burd crl GGnB Id,rilt unc ii ene
Sube trat.
@lgth rarduf idt er ptrrrr aus Ger 8bir
bcrppr unp td9te iu Sane:
Sleten gle tn, SrduIen.
3tlemC UNI rle Gbrdne aus ttrtm auge
rpubWp, 9lttt iir N paB 3jmmer, no tbr Bud
tenn cr5 ltNptr perpmpern GGIiGbten be9c9-
nctc, pClhCr, nit rabunpGnum Sdupt uno
blctdtn AnNrlid5 ppr lpr aui pem Ga9er ru>
benp, mublum pte S3lnp ndd tbr rob.
@len yCp, mcm amer Geo ldgc lic, itirr
Slnp crGreIfGnp, ,unp 'Gnfte tbrcQippm pamut;
tb muFte 0b lcbtn Gnp mCnn e5 mir ra5yt~
ben getpitc bate.
I'm mir has gtbtn pLNurtb 5u erbaltrn,
Du mcin luter GnBeI, Nnm0ttgle Sprlpn NIT
lhwGhrr S"mmr, uuC rrudie tb,e SlnP,
t6orttBuHg tOIgi.J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-29
SermiidJte ScriBte.

Ger YrO5eB 9eaen Oen RaiIel
Nap con. - Rlt benz Brpielia, Der ge.
aenWdtti9 i'm Supreme 8sriGt Der Der
81 Ihmsbt, unO her 10 uid auIicbeu er
reat. % 9ouis NapoIeon cine Osr u lrtsten
oartn 1T. bat es iOlReuOe BcmanoniB: Sm
Sabre 1867 bsfnnO iitl EN- Rregslbiii Der
tGllrrLth irdnjoitl1en 5luitc, Der yEmUnle",
TN Saien pom Sdn 5rnuStsco nb coalOtrte
oatcblt NIT einem Rauliabrtet1 aus 30.
ton, 0em rSappbir". GtBeres murO, i'm
cetra9e Uon rlWa sis, 900 btitdotgt, in san
GranUscO repartrt, uno ole IrlnB u aierung
oeiublte Die Roleu. 8ulO Olrauf ltoodJ
itrenais bic irnnS6iilhe 8sgitruna ,iusn BRO
lsB geaen benz rSGpphir" an neil es iih grmte
in bate, 0aB 0erlelbe am Gage Oes 3uIams
meRitOBes nur etnen NnFtr ausaeporien gulc
Gnftatt, lDie eS porael9reben III, lUei Der
BroiCB DurOe 5u 8uniien Der iranl6ii9 n
ReBIerung entidlebeH uno ole 5etlaglen ba
ben an eas Gber BunOeS 8eript appeatu.
Der adtb. Galrb GuIbing miro oils Ssr
tbetoi8sr Der Auastlagttu iungtren Scr
YTOj B ftibrt in ben AIt1u Den Iltcl; ,Rapo
leon III, ae8en oeug Sapblr". un1 e miro per.
fibsrt, oaB elHer Der erlten A1trdge b2tm We
gimme oes Pro3eIes Guf a!nOIuHB oielts 81
tels bin5ieIen Dlro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-29

WertwRrOtge X Gage Oes . hats
amtes. - ulter oeu ptelln Dertbuoaen We
8sniidnoen, 10 lhe SbaBmtilter Spinner in
Osu Bsp6lbcu oes = .aBamteB nutbepubrt
bsfnOet iih auh Elm Glai9htn ROien6l. mel.
DIES Dem Ytdiioenten Yau Burtn pom RQll,r
Uou Siam Ge1gnIt WutOe unO fineu QDsrtb
non $500 bat ierner cine Wcuge ianer
5balUls, lUeIde ben Uttibteornen gtGitoenten
UOH mOrsenIdnoiiben tSariten gum Yrdi,ni
9emuht DurOen. @n0lIb linOeu ib Oaitlbh
nub eiHige IOf6are SGbtl ioUle anOerc
BsrtbiGden, pel6s Dor einiRen 3a9r:n aus
Osm patent Nmte geilo1Icn unO ip6ttr mieOer
ctlangt wurOrn. IS criteint roibpen0io. 6aF
Der GOnars6 hber 0ieIt @cgcnndnoe peIfuot
Oamit oteisIbcn aus ben SdaBomlsQen6l5(n.
pObin ite et8sntII5 MD! seg5ren, biieitat
wsrDgn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-29

Ginprd9ttaes8eiipietb bRteous
truttiner 3Opfs sgIelti fam uoroc
tern in 81. 2ouis Dor Sailbit gcrietB Elm
an bas pOiGmt NuRrtrienOes 8t5duoc in
8ranO, in ipeltsm 9roBe GuOnlitdtengBbisleD
Iagertcn. Sin BRrGcr erlu1te Dtu Bofmsitcr,
wgl4er SufdfIia Der ein5tQc auuecn0c Der
St. Geamte mar. ben lgbishD ibleunigI
ueai9Giitn SU IaH,n um cine Grpipiton AZ
permetOen. Dies itOO6 Utruriohtt oem a.
WiiisnbIiien gtGmien unBerOrOsnilihe stu.
pc! uuO er IoR 90 0or srlt HaA QBaibiugton
um BerbNlmngs DtabuG,lu 81 tdegrapbiren.
Nab Den nsuehcn Radrbtcn warrn Ot. 90.
GrGslpea unO BeIanU uOb In B:ratbung bar
Hber, Ob O,m Qoitmeilttr Die BafugnlB 5u tr-
tbeiIen iei, ben g8bigIsO oWr4 bic bcucrWebr
srterrrn Ju laIl.n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-29

Seriube Jur RettuHg BDtter
U biniOne. (Oubfc. Canada, "a. Rob J
- Set Iehs g8obsn b.fnOen iidl imgi 9Jidn-
ner aut elmer ooer, unlugGngllben Sulsl, Die
man SirO 9tpds (oie YogelitIien) nennt unp
tn Doll bon st. Gumuute litgt. @s III elm
Reaterungs Danpfer abaegangclt, unl ben
8erIu1 Az ma9en, bic beiOen Mldnner lu ret.
ten. Die i5elieu iLHo tiber 70 }pB bod. Q0.r
osn 8ipfel srreiteu nil, muB 5uei lentrebi
Gufaeltelte Ssitsrn BON ie 30 }uB SGnae Crs
itei9en, tuas iotuObl mhbea, iule gsIabruoa 1T.
Nm 6uB Der SnieI lte8en 9ewati9e i6warle
SteinbIode IN unreGelmdBigen @niternungen
umber9elireut, 9tgen metde Die QBopeu uenn
Die See bod 9ebt, NIT IurAtbarer gButb an.
Oonn.rn. 9Benn man BON Oem 6sllsn Elm
Boot IN oas QBafer brinQen mil, Damn muB
man einen mlnOitilleu Iag abuartcn, unO
ielbit oann muB nod Die gIDBte YOiiidjt anQrs
Uanot tpsrOsn, um ben rin9sum Orobsnocn@es
tabren Su entBeben, neil eine GrOBe unier3it0
muna 0a III, Die fGIi grraoe 10 gs'dbrltd, rUie
ole boh8ebsnoe STE III. Gin R.gerungss
S@ounsr, Der I'M Soil 5um Sd)uB Der cana
ollhen jSliher itailonirt III, madte m2brere
9eriude, Die biiben RobinIone BON ibrer i5el.
ienlnIel au efl0len, aber e5 gcl0nN ibm nidlt,
Ole 5nitI Ju erreiden. Der Gapiidu muBte,
uni ieiu SGiif 5u retten, iUgar alle 8sbcnsmtis
tel iiber SOr0 iUerfen laien, nit 0eneu er
nenig'tens Die 5tioen Nbenteurer III usrpro
uIantlrer gsOGdts tusnn ibm reren uoltoms
meme Rettuua nldt atlin9su ioate. Nud BET
Sampfer .2aop 5saO" ma6te einen Gbnlrden
Rettuu9sperludb, mar aber sben 10 penig i'm
StanOr, ole uermhnlute Snigl Su errreider,
Dte oer RtpieruHgs Sdoouer. Wian bat be-
ldtoilen, nod sinsu i,ditlgen Yeriud5 sur Ret.
lung Der betOsn 8erloli'nen 3u MAIDEN. 8u
oielem 3prdt iolleu BOOie erIter alaiis mi
Saus urO Segeltpert uno allen In iolorn S6l.
len uobwenoigsn 4pparoien auseerifet pers
oen. Sollte man Die 3nIsl nttt errei6eu,
oann Mil man Ilue aui Oeu i5ellen bini6er
ld3uBen, w,9e bic Heute nm tbren 9eih be-
isitissn iol1er, 10 0Gb man ite Ourd has Qp4Is
lsr auf oas SD II bsritberIebsn taHn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-29
DeutiSes,
snsltfAesS
fEGn56Eft9e5s
iPGntfeaea gng

fRNut IEHGW uhR
amerifdntfdeB s5OlS nuh &tfbgE
lum bphffn prctS Brllul unb btat3 ptgiluu.
mir ilgfen juirs iinf5.!ipttu, 52Uer o.4Ccr unt
I3ytr EuuEts.Cb!taattVntn ptrlummtltrs gpiskltns
as,t Optt
ue!Ice, nsrslttt aat utttt San'rcttH ~ len ttatu
RGrlprtutu.
l0etlti uut SaHi UnpdurBm mtTttn In altu IT,
lhabartn pnRltH In ben Der Slspitu btr aau1bo
ttHtlhut.
Der, Baatta- 5tsutra,mgd init @taItrants. Disi1siB
rimft.
aifn unt igH9ig, lDtrttpdgtrt u ItwsgeTItr Ra.
90 stllUt UgH
Wbilpp s3opsr s So. 8auIltrs,
Nr ~, l1tl-gitmcrsir.,
(Rul9l9.J btm rNb Auttutt" atatHubtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-29

gu Il q b & 0rne r in Bgaap lie, J(Iinojs,
iou Ausitt baben. BON Der 8elsB9rbun9 lsls
nes Staates Sunt 8ln0Gsienator ermGblt Su
ueroen. or. S0rner Ut lton In ben otelBt.
ger Sabren nah AmeriIa Betommen. t0ar Ian.
gere Sstt U(ltglteO Der oemotratll6en Bnrtei
bis gum @ntiieb.u Der epubitGnlfen" Yar,
tel, oeren Unit SilQuereis 6enOenjen ibn ieir
ner bisber9en politihen Vetbtnoung enitrem
0etsn. gr mi0mete iib Der R9isprnrls uno
bat tpenn mir nidt irren einmal cine
ribterlihe Stellurg b,tleioet. Sn ben orsis
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peti6nliHem unO QeiiiI9em Ysrtebr nit eiH r
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Sltnois, ruelCbe ons ppliiiGs 2sben unter ben
Gsuti6en oes Wiiiiiippi; &bGles leiteten uuo
BON elmer in ieRen 3elten grciiiren0en Goms
nIuniiiens o0tr Irbtlterbemt9ung ipoitWeile
be .2ateiner" Qerannt tuurosn, iusll iie ian
i6mmilit 9ebilbete IRdnnsr, Die Der lateini
ihsn Spra6e mabtt8, oaren. An Der Spite
Der Nrbsiierbswsgung itano oomals 0tr isBt
nod in Subuqus, Soma, leben0e ubrmader
ROD, Ju 0amaIi5er 8sit yNutt'Htaf" Genannt,
neil er ein SHit Oieiss Namsns berausgab.
Die SensguuR uerllef ltb itltsBllb in eire
GonmuniIien Golonie 1m oJtrn Wiiiiiirs
pi, ipeld3s Hat stntsen Sobren eleno Su 8run c
aing. Die 0emofratlide 8erbinouug Der yqas
tsin.r," BON oensn GOrner, Or. Gnqsmaun,
Dilbelm Weber. Or. QBisliouus, Clsbauisr,
GbriItian Srlbbtn, ggllbelm Yatm u. An0err
beruorra8snOe WitalieOer uarer. mar ppn lans
aerer Dauer, obsr Die Set libtete dut ibre
Gsibsn, tpsldls bic ODE, iIdhlibsr gcbiloete nsus
ere emigration uift gu compl.tireu permo9te.
Die Stlapersis sSewtsung eutfrsmoete G6rner
isin.n irhbsrsn 8tiinnunssesuohen gaus unO
gar, neil er 3u ben neuen @0Beu fib bstebrte,
udbreno bic meihen Inoern Der nlletuieligma.
denben Yartei Der Gsmotrutie setreu btitben
6brHer 1T Elm Wtann BON id6nsn Tdbietsiicr
uno Elm ebrtnmertber Gbaratisr. Inter bel
Naturalization 2treoln's bat sr cine 3eitlanp
ben ameritaniihen 8sinnOiihoitspolleu ir
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Der Stabt UlGu OsrStIe ben VIas nidi qsls pOpuId.
res Sbub'geihGit In Rr. 50, Rurb' &utdw franc.
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Spc3ial : Woti3elt,
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ten hrbssn Obue Dedllc Der BorrihlunaCn uno In oEr
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