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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-18

FLUKE, ex-county treasurer of
Scott county, who has been on trial
at Davenport for some time, for
alleged defaleation, has been acquit-
ted. .. '..a f..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-18

THE School Board of Cincinnati
has been enjoined from prohibiting
the reading of the Billie in schools,
by the Superior Court of that city.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-18

GENTLE "ANNIEn DICKINSON,
having been requested to lecture in
Des Moines, writes as follows;
II thank you heartily for very
kind invitation which am compell-
ed to decline, as have not disen-
gagged night to the close of my sea
son i'm May ~--, -
How is that for high at 5000 a
night? Who wouldn't be women
without rights" on those terms.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-18

A MOVEMENT il on foot i'm Mis-
souri,, to divide the State. 1t was
pretty muchly divided during the
war.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-18

THE exciting question In the east
is who took Ticonderoga. In the
west it is who killed "cock robin"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-18

THE last legal tender act man
showed one dollar greenback under
our nose. We pronounce such con-
stitutieEal, #5 &. ri.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-18
ITS MARKET REPORTS

Are unusually ftiI and minute. The great com
mercfal staples of the West, which are of especial
interest an Importance TO it's rea 'crs and which
in Eastern papers, are necessarily limited or omit
ted altogether are infinitely cOnsid 3red, and the
Western farmer or trader gains THIS information
from an Eastern paper. even if he finds 1t there al
all. The telegraph market reports of the Tribune
embrace every commercial centre of Europe and
the United States which can have any influence
upon Western produce, trade, or industry. Its re-
ports of the cattle markets of Chicago and the
principal Eastern cities are prepared with the ut
most care by special reporters Of long experience
and training In Its
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-18

THE Hartford IiBtes declared that
when Senator Sumner complimentea
Mrs. Senator Reypls upon the good
fortune of her husband, that delight
cd lady replied: "rhank you, sab
dough- de Lord afliick you wil a
Ehite skin, he glib you heart rs
i'lark IS anybody's."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-18

5000 5 year old Apple Trees ~.
$4,000 " q" - -
20Nn2 I" - So.
1000 (" - &" 1863
50Oa Transcendant and tIyslOp crabs.
5000 Early Richmond Cherry Trees. ..
1000 Standard Pear Trees.
2.000 Minor and Chckasaw Plums. ss
5000 Evergrcens, Norway Spruce Balsasl, Fir
.#.e.. Sc. &c. s..-E ask Ia m.tH. T.. 5.,....
10000 Raspberries, all the hardy varict ties.
$4,000 Strawberry pladts, 30 different sorts.
10000 Currapts, Cherry. White Grape, Red
Dutch, Versailais. &C.. &C.
R0SES-All the hardy varieties adapted to out
door culture, Wigelias. Snow Balls, Lilac, PEG
ues, Phlox's. Dalics &c, sc. die f=a#
A liberal discount to dealers. Send for Gaia
logue Il. II. SHANKLAND. ...'
n. . ..a. na-r F. aazea Dubuque, Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-18
Central z. r. Of Iowa.
Time Table.
Commencing January Sd, 1870.


AGENTS WANTED everywhere TO sell the
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE, the only
practical Family Knitting Machine ever invented.
Price $25. viii knit $4,000 stitches per minute.
Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-18
NEW FEATURES.

On the list OF January next. several important
changes and improvements Will b: made in the
publication Of the Weekly Chicago Tribune, In
creased attention will be given to its literary and
agricultural department. The news, both local
and geneaal, will be carefully rewritten and con-
dcnced down to the hour of going to press and
each number will contain original and LITERARY
matter which will appear in no other edition OF
he Tribune. II II the determination of the pub
fishers to make ii second TO no jpurnal in the
United States as a family paper and In order 70
plrcc il within the reach Of every Farmer, Me.
chanic, Business Man and Family in the West, we
have made the following extraordinarily low
schedule Of prices for clubs, which, considering
the size OF the sheet ard the amount OF reading
matter that il contains, makes the Tribune the
cheapest paper in the United States.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-18

s An illustrated pamphlet, containing price
lists. with samples of both the Grover & Baker
Stitch and the Shuttle Stitch In vasioas fabrics,
will be furnished on request I0231y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-18
New Advertisements,
STRAYED.

medium sized roam COW, about s years OF age,
with n small gimlet hole in each horn and a roam
heifer coming three years old, strayed from the
premises OF Patrick Cunningham in Grant town
ship, Grundy county, Iowa, two weeks ago this
evening.
ANY information Of the whereabouts Of tn:
above described animals, Will be thankfully re-
Ceived by the undersigned.
PATRICK CUNNINGHAM.
Grant Township Grundy Co., Feb. IS, 1870.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-18

Made by one Agent. selling SuvER's PATEST
ELASTIC Broom Over $4,000 now in use.
Recommended by Hon. Horace GTee9y and liner
icaB dGricgyfuyist. One county reserved for each
Agent C. A. CLEaG Il Co. 81 COFtLqndt ST.. ~
Y, or 1876 Washington ST., chicago, III. 4Iw4
/ was cured of Deafness and Catarrh by simple
remedy and will send the receipt free.
IA MRS. NJ. c. LEGGETT, Hoboken, N j.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-18

The very highest prize, THE CROSS OF
TIE LEGION OF HONOR, was conferred on
the representative of the Grover d Bsker Sewing
Machines, at the Exposition Universelle, Psris
1881 thus attestiDg their great superiority all
other Sewing Machines.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-18

THE ISSUES.
1t seems to be morally certain that, with the OK
tinccOn of slavery and its abjuncts, and the ratf
cation Of the Fifteenth Amendment, questions re
lating TO the Public Debt, Taxation, and the Cur
rency will be tn ruling and governing issues
upon which the country will be divided. 1t il
proper, therefore, to indicate the views of those
questions which the Tribune will maintsin and
defend. 1t holds
1. That an irredeemable and fluctuating cur
rcnCy is the most expensive, injurious and oppres
sye form of circulating medium for all classes o.
people, excepting only the spectators and stock
gamblers.
,. That the credit of the nation is its most val
liable possession and that the efforts of the gov
ernnent should be constantly directed to the inn
provement of its credit, TO the end that its bonded
debt may be refunded at lower rate of interest
,. That with the restoration of the public
credit, the business Of banking should be made
free, subject to the safeguards which are now OF
may hereafter be prescribed by law.
4. That all taxes imposed upon the people
should be adjusted solely with view to the rails
ing Of revenue for the government, and that there
shOuld be material and speedy reduction in the
existing rate Of taxation, both under the internal
revenue and the tariff systems,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-18

- 600 STUDENTS XANTED-to
CsOOO buy the First Edition OF 100 CaoIcE
SELECTIONS, No q" Containing the latest good
things for recitation. defamation school reading
&C, in poetry and prose. Send 81 cents for a
sample. TO r. GARRETT 4 Co. Chicago. III.
Also, "Excelsior Dialogues" price Sits. Us
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-18
The great Radical Republican Oy1aa ead III
leading Newspaper Of TIE West
The Cheapest and Best Family Paper
in the Land.

The Chicago Tribune is emphaticarly the Pc
rings, and swindling combinations of all kinds.
IL has no interests alliances apart from thos G
of the great public TO whose friendship ard pat.
ronage ii is indebted for the of prosperity
1t enjoys, distinguished Characteristic of the
Chicago Tribune Is, TINT it always boldly takes
the ini iative on important public questions, and
waits for time and reflection among the people to
prove that ID is right. - a az p
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-18
AS A NEWSPAPER

The Tribune claims pre-eRlinence among Western
Journals. 1t eXpends more money for news than
any other publication west of New York. 1t
maintains corp. OF correspondents ana special
any New York paper, and, by liberal use of the
Telegraph, IL is enabled 10 bring before Western
readers all the news of the day-political, com
mercial, and miscelianeous-two days earlier than
any Eastern journal
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-18
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT

The Weekly Tribune will have the services OF it,
well known correspondent. Rural and will, in
addition, contain weekly summary of agricul
tural Intelligence relating TO the latest and most
approved methods Of cultivation, and all the sci
entiiic research and practical experiments whose
results are u value to an agricultural horticnltu
raj. and stock-raising commuT ity living upon the
rich prairie lands of the West.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-18

A Mobile youth recently read
from fhe Bible: "Let not the wick
ed trump over me.n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-18

The Washington Chronicle, of
the Sth contains the following item
"Mrs. J.. Matilda Fletcher, of Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Iowa. distinguished as a
lecturer i'm several of the Western
States, has arrived in this city, and
has been engaged to lecture before
the Grand Army OF the Republic"
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-06


The people ofRupert's Land have
issued a Declaration of Independ-
snce pledging their lives, fortunes
and sacred honor, and binding the
pledge by an oath, to resist the Ca
madam authorities in attempting to
extend the dominion of Canada over
their territory. They say that when
the temporary government Of the
Hudson's Bay Company was remov-
cd they were left without any gov
ernmens, and therefore claim the
right to form onc to suit themselves,
and they elect TO have one Repubii-
can in form Ia order that they may
choose their own rulers, enact theii
own laws, grant free homssteads to
actual settlers, etc., etc.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-06

TIE Burmester- Nerford case is
causing more remark, both from
the people and press Of this Terri
tory than any lawsuit, civil or GRIM
inal, has hitherto ELECTED. The
Boise papers, located at the scene
of the horniside, and doubtless in
fluenesd TO some extent By the gem
ersl feeling in that community still
pronounce Burmester = murderer,
Notwithstanding bis acquittsl by q
jury OF twelve men. and from an
outside standpoint the reading OF
the testimony a published would
seem to bear them out in their con-
illusions unless something yet to be
published shall contradict or explain
away what has already been given,
nevertheless the Statesman is not
prepared to endorse the scurrility
of the Chronicles attack on Mrs.
Morford. nor to agree because
the defendant may be guilty Fl this
case that therefore he murdered bis
wife last summer. The World,
being published at Idaho City where
the case was tried, has had oppor-
tunity of observing the conduct Of
| the trial and takes the position that
the defendant is innocent because
being tried by = jury Of good and
lawful men he has been declared 30,
which Is safe theory to be governed
by. Yet the World runs into the
same degree of excess that is said
70 have constituted the chief fault of
the prosecution, that of trying to do
too much.
It /. remarked by parties present
at the trial that the anxiety of the
prosecution to connect Mrs. Morford
with the criminal intent, and to show
her knowledge of and connivance
at Burmestsr's licentious intentions
towards her had the effect to disgust
tho jury and went far towards losing
the case. So with the World in its
defence to the people as jury, iti
opinions cannot have the effect on
the minds of candid people that
would have been produced had ths1
paper not disclosed its deep feeling
| In favor of the accused by charging
the Court with having assisted In the
prosecution.
1t il not likely that Judge Noggle
whatever may have been bis opin
ion or even positive knowledge o
the guilt of the prisoner. and what
ever he may hsvesaid as private in
dividual, was shallow enough to ex
hibis partislity on the bench, an'
such charges usually result in NOR
harm than good to the cause the,
are meant to subservs.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-06

of wandering IN the dark mazes of
doubt. distress and despair and
seeing porsensous evu IN everything
their minds will become enlightened,
q spirit Of Iiberaiity win be shed
abroad in their hearts and they wfll
be enabled to discover that mere b
q ray of sunshine in the world.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-06

GRAND MASTER, Jonas w. Brown,
has decided In the matter Of s. G.
W.. L. r. Mikkelson. to the Master
ship of Owyhse No. s. that . Grand
onicer is Ineligible to hold IN slscs.
i've office In subordinate Lodge in
this jurisdiction, A. F. d A. n.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-06
Democratic sksptieism


Oregon Democracy Is no improve
nent on the article as Il exists In
Idaho, if the uttersnces Of the pa
pers of that persuasion are an index
Of the sentiments of the faithful In
that State.
Several interior pspers, of the
pure and simple order, have set up
a howl over the bill introduced BY
Senator Williams to prevent the en-
slsvement and importation OF Chi
nsse coolies into this country. They
see in il the fulfllment Of the desire
of President Grant, as expressed IN
his message TO Congress, and feel
sure that II is a scheme ccneocted In
the Radical camp for making tree
men Of the Cinnamon, and thus de-
priving the Democratic party OF its
Legitimate control Of an element pc
culisrly fitted for Democratic voters
while in a state OF servitude but OF
doubtful utility in that direction II
left free TO exercise their own Judg-
msut and control their own conduct,
or course these far seeing Soap
Creek statesmen discover in this
move Of Grant, seconded by Will
liaus, plan for preparing the Mon
golian for citizenship, and ultimste
marriage into Democratic families,
thus becoming practical and very
effective missionaries for the propa-
CATION and increase of Black
Republicans from Democratic stock.
They always see some deep laid
scheme and dark transaction in every
move made by Republican in Con-
gress, and have come generally
about as close to the real object In
each case In their conjectures As
they have to the truth in the matter
of the An.i-Coolie bill, which Il
simply precautionary measure to
prevent the re-estsblishment Of
slavery In the United States, thereby
losing one OF the chief benefits Of
the war.
That Grant and Williams sincerely
desire to compass any good end BY
their recommendations and bill, has
of course never occurred to these
Molsll. and. Long Tom patriots. In
fact 90 accatomsd are they to doing
everything for buncomb that they
cannot conceive of snybody's being
honest and In earnest in conducting
the affairs of legislation.
n they will but take cognizancs
of the conduct Of the present AID
ministration for few months, ant
dives. themselves OF that Democratic
habit of mind that leads thsm t.
look constantly for intrigue, double
dealing and corruption in public
places, they will discover that Their
i. something better In the worf'
than Democracy hypocracy and de
eeis (; they will find that Prssiden
Grant uttsrs ne word nor perform
any act for mere outside effect, bu
that every recommendation. ever,
executive proclamation, appoint
msnt, ratification and message Is To
result Of mature and honest delibt
ration and for the national good
and moreover that II 10 all done !
serious earnestness, without squiv'
cation. and that he IL seconded m
sustained in the same honest spir
by Cabinet and Congress.
Such . course az here indicate
will of course appear awkward
those trained in Democratic hah
OF thought and action, and may 4
time operate a. an Alternative {
the physical system, but perseve
ence in the course prescribed VI
eventually bring them outand eau
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-06

WHITE PINE 10 turning out ~ un-
usually large amount Of bullion this
month.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-06
For Christmas and New
Years
Pies, Cekcs and Confectionery
MICHAEL KURR

GRETE'o OLD STAND
RS PREPARED 10 FURNISH And manu-
fscture to order sli kinds OF Bread,
pies. Cakes and, Confectaenery
for the Holidays
M Send In your orders e keep no cid
stock on hand MlCHAkL KURk,
aItf Baker and Confectionsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-08

/ erHeou, esSsst, Sn YaFis Fah 6ts.lts
| CspsinRH Sca-G Gvmmiltfss rsrlnteotusv
snrcpaif&sR Staaten einsttrcifsn, rel&e
5ranfrstH ,u Der frtsslt&sn unb erfpls>
retteH 9rinbung einsr 8epublit @ltd
wunfden. 8spu6tttansr perlaIIeR berefts :
In 9roser 3ahl 9eneoR, um, fi& mad
SrantretH ju beasbeu. -
Nouts Blanc III berstts auf tem Reee
naf paris. StetOr Susc iaaeitsrn @6snb
bort stnBetrcfsn unp BAT fidt btibsm @cu-
psrneur Srchu gum DtenR ssmtlett.s 7,s :
Die bsuti9e Daily Nrps BAT tius Spr.
eial' 'Sspsl6e aus paris, pslhe Ia9t pdf
Sules 5apre i'm Namen res Mtntlieriums
Dem SSnis sBilbslm SriebenspurI&IGee
Ssma6t babe. Gr ptrlaust, pa6 Dreussn
leine &ruppsn aus bem frans5FI&en @e>
eift iuFiid,tett wcsessn Srantrsi6 Isiu
iti6rness Seer abIaaFen wig.
Die Zines la9t, baB @deWaben bur6
cine 9iritf ron @iBsriFsn 6rantrei6s
lcBte Gtanes gu elmer sanfigsn 8enpuna
prris sessten batt.
Die Oeutiben lenSsn petitlcnsn an
S6ntg s8il9eIm, er mSse ben Sttsl 3aiIsr
ppH ItuiltplnHp uHHepmeR,
Gin etI9tfGes SournaI Iast, bae gu-
ropa iG NIT Der Spre ptrtraut MAIDEN
miiiIt, baB @rsuBsn, bur@ SelbIferbaI-
tuu8 9atrisbru, cine Ssrdnesrung Der
0rrnje Swifhen Sranfrfi6 unD DeutI&s
lamb ;u errelden lu6e.
SraiIeI, 6. Srpt. Der faiIerIi&e prina
II brute Worsen uad GnsIanb atasreiR,
Raiiertn Guasnte III Spnntag Nattt in
Ssl8ten ansstOmmsu.
garis. G. Sspt. StalteuiIrss Srupvsn
inter 0enfraI GapUrna marI&iren mad
Tpm.
Die prupif. StsIsruns 6as utne bic
eettn9ffe St6rung itr amt ii6erncmmeu.
Sammtli&e Minifsr banoeln NIT Der
arSB'sn Gner8ts. Gs IN 8sfsbl fir bic
50rmtrun8 elmer cclofalsn arn,se erlaI-
len. ueber 100000 @ann lnp tsrsit.
ms 5clp ju ,rben.
uetrraa tn pariS wurbe bds taiI. 8aps
ptn nbgsrtifrn. Scn ben 5abnsn Der Ras
ttonal9arpe percen bic golrenen gpler
sntIernt uno MspaitItn nit tem SiloniB
pes Satftrs wsrben abssrtiTsn. Die Sol
patsH f2lpiisn fi@ bislsn DempnRrattc.
men an, ..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-08

HA- Die 81, 22., %. uno "a. qieltr.
unS pes heutiG G-amerIfantl&tn GonperGa-
items. eerteen enttalttn Setts 1870 bee
3. Sancee unb umfafftn bic @rtitei Ga.
mtrun Bis @Ctssburg. Dds @erf Idbret.
ttt nah bem, pcH Der ceutlHtn lopobl ais
Der euelilhsn prsTe Der Der. Staateu ais
portreffltG auertaunteR plane ltetia fort.
AGIen 0erbdltniIIsn Der Neuen Belt pirb
auf bic stnssbrnpite sDstis 8e&huna ace
trd9tn. Sspe etefer pier eisfsrungen ent.
bdIt rpitbsr iibsr 100 ameritauiIbs art.
tel, pslGe iid in oeutI6eu Bsrten bieIsr
art gar niGt pcrfinotn. Qae Counties.
Stdete unp D6rfer battn etntn brtcnSe.
rrn slrtiftl, unp iittr bas Dtutfht6um
Der Sfr. Staatsu perptn iiterall WRtt.
tbtilunasn 6srnaGts Die on 8clifanotalrtt
auts iriger parilbfr @r1alensne melt
ilbtrtrffen. Bon telonttrsm SnterelIr Tnb
pie Nrttiel itsr bic srobsn Stdpte 6bars
Teton, etieagc, Cincinnati, 'Glspeldnb,
Columbus uno anbsrr, weIGs bic sr6eere
gBthtigteit, bic pas Deutif.ameriEantl%e
9Onserlatipns-e -eeriepn fur bic DfHtiaen
Amerifa's BAT, fat meRr ME trgeno cine
duSere GlaTe pom 2trtfeIn bsrpcrtreten
loT.n. Die gIrtitfl iibsr CANADA, Gbilt
unp CHINA wipmeH ben bepeutenpsn Gre
etaniiTen Der nsuelsn 3sit cine porshalts
he Qufmertlamfsit nnp fibrrn bic @e-
lbihte hiefsr 9dncsr bis Sur Mttte pes
Sabrrs 1870 fort. Clinton, @bafe, Carp
uup pitle anpsrs; pdbrenp gIrhteI pie
Camp, Sadiun, Caucus, charlottesville,
Gbieabeminp pas 9nlers(Ie jetstn, nell
&ss pas 9frleon an Der Sriegsgslhiehle
unb benz pOtiiii@sn eetsn Der Ser. Staa.
ten Hlmmt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-08
0rORe s5ml,elfeier,
am Donnerstag, 8. September,
@benbs s nbr,
2 tn 9eiSler's 0ermania 0aae.
Ssrger Tatfel;ng, nit WQnirbfsleituns.


GatISlant Bat 8rnntrfi& ssl6Iassn!-3um
srsitru MaIs pures Der franjSff&e 8aifertbrun
eur& sIdnsttss @aHentbatsn teutider arisssr
srfiipt. 9tr 8ransOlsnFaiier, psl&er Dor fanm
Ir6e @c6sn i'm frsGtR lisbsrmutbe DsutiGlaue
ben striss srflSris II bsuts aritssssfansensr! !
S9usa BAT bic @trssItuns ben 5risbsusfRrr sr-
rsiht!
Die Sisss ptlts Bsuf6tant itrr 6rantrri6
trfcaten, rrrbanit ss isiner Ginieffii In esr
giunss Der @sfabr. Nit @6mns unb gspan-
bsruns ipri9t bic sanjs @sIt ron iplasn Sbn-
ten; bat ba uidt bas psuiiGs Boil ia esr aItsn
ME utusn @tIt Gin 8s&t li& ppH sanssn Der.
gen 3a frsusn iibsr bic srOesn erfulse, bic Isins
SSbns uns griitsr auf tsni S9Ia6tffISs errun-
ssn9 "'' '-."
Die pbist SussIfsisr il gu bisfem !3ptdt ser.
aaliaItsf ss srgsbt biermit an ale Deut9eH bic
GinIabuns Sur Sstbrilisuns baran.
9OH ben UrI6isesusn tfuti9fR gsrsinsn Rirb
ttIpnbsrs srPartrt tas Ts lid in rurpOrs tstbsi-
li8sn.
Die StrIanimlunS sum 5adsljuse Fnbst fatt
scr tsH ypFaIs ess eieesrFran,ss. Die 5bsilast.
msr ron SgSe pdrf perlammslH lIG BET G1tprs
G,Tdbsr bic zen Der Gsearifrsst bel 8. @altrr
uub jsnr Spa pstrrsburs bri jris 8atrr gum 9lb.
mario ua4 etm SauPissriammIunssplag.
Eiliers unb tie eibsry Gprnet 8anb tabsn
ttre Cisnflrifuns fir ZEN absub unsutssItli4
sIbplea.
Dspti4s arutmt ale in MaiIsn gu tinsm
tsuil9fu gbrsntaesI Das gpmmttttt