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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1871-11-11
ExoDE MORMON

C'est une conscience bieu deli.
cate et bien tinor9e que celle du
pcspls anIrisaia; } tout instast.
vous u voyez assaillis dc scrnpules
ct bourrel6e Do rsmords. A peine &c
peuplc a-til tini do marmotter son
acss do contritios sur 10 ptcb6 na-
tional Dc Resclavage, ct pendant
qufl en- fait faire rude ptnitescs a
Snd. n y frsppe dc nouveau Il poi.
triss et inaugure une autre expia.
tioa Dc fastes commises sous son
pavilion. Ainsi allons-nous assis.
ter l sns rs6ditiou en petit du
drans Do l'esclsvags. dans l'expul.
sion % l'extcrmination dc ID sects
mormonnc.
L'histoire. en- effet, devient claire
/ distance. Ct dams b passs qui fait
surgit @ plsia relief y jSsuitisms
yankes. Get esclavags, d9bris dc
i'antiquo barbarie, nul No scnge !
10 dSfendrc on I ls rttsblir parni
ceux don't II fat l'apanagc et j.
rsise; mails ssfa, George Wash-
isgton, Thomas Jefferson, Henry
Clay et naint autrc grand citoyen,
toes sspSrieurs en intelligence et
ca. moralitt aux contemporaries. fu.
rent des proprittaires d'esclaves;
Il constitution forg6e dams ID four.
pa;se Jvelss isanairc Il tsnt ID.
m;rte da vieux monde tpurs ct
civilis< par lcS siecies admit on
tol<ra l1psiitntios aristocratique
ctrsasiarcsk s~e ses Pscmisrcs CO.
k.s.;~s revendiqnaient commc M
drat ~acs&; ct, ssas O. regime 4
iamais oondamn6, les noars pa.
bliqaes 6laiest ccrtcs plas elcyees
Il piss psres qu'elIcs no 'e sont en-
O. joas ID le parli vainqueur ct
r<gnamt avonc - corruption et
cosf-sse - tarpitndc. Eli bien.
taat sse l'esclavsgc fat profitable
ct r6manSratf poar lee tartnfcs,
l,asqsisrs q Loatisaicrs da Nord,
tant qse ID sbesr Africsins coula
do sol plaatureux du Sud dsns
lesss suGsss bIaals. l'csolsvags de-
meura sacro saint, & quiconque
ossit y disostss. mSus ! Boston,
espoaais = VI daas l'svsstsrs.
Weadeu Phillips lat lapidt e Jos.
Brows pesds. avso l'asprobasioa
eta saacaioo = toss % mar.
ohAads. = .tsoples sssllss cue
soisss - Msiss qsi = ssocsdcus
sas lsAslS. = - sptcslatssrs
posr lssqssss = religion = y -
IjoD9uo = ssst % d. se3sss =
trolesG = seansres. Qaasd Re-
olssa6s. prsss6 ooane me sraDgs
- 1sseos - eolosiss. saas d.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1871-11-11

ne6, de6 tElOu0 errante0 uc6 pTai'
ries, ellie fut non.seulement supper.
tee, mais vantee ct memo celebree
CONNIE exemple de la liberte illimi-
tee du continent AMERICAN Oh tous
les degrees de l'echelle, tontes les
notes de Ia CANINE, tous les elements
possibles de l'humanite, pouvaient Sc
rassembler sans heurt nj collision.
II y cut bien quelques disputes ct
diffxrends avec l'autorite centrale,
ct quelques resistances occasion.
nelles sur ce point eloigns de la
circumference rationale; mais on
passa outre, ct les touristes euro.
poems venaient s'extasier devant le
grandiose ct merveilleux theatre on
se jouaient des scenes aussi impre-
vues, devant une experience aussi
complexe ct aussi variee, en- face
da treusct Oh Sc fondaient tous les
mktaux humans pour couler la sta
tue du monde futur. Les femmes
des saints du dernier jour, CONNIE
s'appelaient eux.memes les apotres
mormona, paraissaient iudiffsrentes
1 lcur degradation, ravies de lenr
sort. ct le regime turc du harem
semblait devoir SO conserver dams
l'atmospbere saturee de sci de
l'Utah. Un reu plus loin 4 l'0ucst,
les p;ouuiers californiens, celibatai-
res FORCES. fouilIaicnt iprement les
placcrs u, ilyavait beaucoup plus
dhommes que do femmes,: h poly
andrie rdgnait, ct il eat surprenant
que les mineurs n'aient pas cherche
/ enlever les Sabines du Lac Sale.
Ell, bicn, vis-a-vis du prophetic
Brigham Young ct de son troupeau
dc fanatiqucs scctaircs, les Etats-
Unis ont opers exactement CONNIE
1 rtgard de l'oligarchie du Sud /;
meme procede brutal ct sau-
wage, qui attendrit prcsque en- ia.
veur dune victimc condamnable.
&c one les Etats. Unis ont reconnu
et tolers pendant unc Tongue serie
d'ann6cs, soudain ills lc denoncent ct
le poursuivent; les magistrats fe-
deranx arretent ct punissent des
travanx forces les patriarches mo.
dernes; ignorant le principe de non.
retroactivitS, lis font tout.i-coup
des crimes d'actes legaux Ia veiIle,
ct renversent 1 Ia pointo de ID
baionnette IN 6tablissemcnt social
one protegeait une sorte dc pre-
scription. Hier tout-puissant ct ri.
che. induent ct respect1, honord de
Ia visite du Journalistic Greeley ct
du speaker Colfax, Brigham Young
est accuse personnellement dun
mo urtre commits sous % presidence
il , . quinze ans. ct, saint qui con.
matt lee autres saints. Il rassembls
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TRAVAIL A LA PART

Avis an1 hommes d'6nsrsie q d bsans
vOlouts.
Les conditions len plas ltb6rales ssuoe1
oAcrtes aux cultivatsun d6Gresx 10 travail,
Ter ID part, sur rhabitation CADAMOCE,
ou ALrRED ROMAN, ! StJaceues.
Ls propri6talrs invite cesx qsi setaicnt
disposes ! acccpter = proDcsiiios, 1 70
re0nir par groupes do cling a. noins, mini
mum do n0mhre qui lul sessbls n6eosssiro
pour 10 genre Do culturc d. pays.
Pour Plus amples 16taiIs u reuseigno
meats, s'adrssser as colonel Rona1, so~
habitation do CABANoCE, St-Jacques, rive
droite.
6tJaeqses, Is ssptenhrs 1871.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1871-11-11

s.~ AGENcE La rouvELLE-oRLIAEs
WHARTON & TARDREW, Boursc des Marchunds
rue Commune, entire les rues St.Charles Ct Camp.
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iessiy blind. They have been warned time and
again, III the columns OF the HERALD aud elsewhere.
AS long ago az February 1856, they had the follow
ing warning from one OF the sounest statesmen Of
No uatio bore such burden placed AZ ours eyed
Tor year nor can our peope bear many years more
tive pc WEI OF tie nation and The d.eoson
he people - even now curdng into mpatIencc which, Il
.a9ner year or iwo WI become the root Of party thai
The people States with their knowledge and
public canno. long endure vicious Of taxation
They wl soon see what Is wrong1what unnecessarily
tory remedy. This should be conceded at once every
year win increase the mpatencc of tax and the DIM
Willingly but none ale more indignant 81 nus.ice are oss
Tolerant OF unskiful legislation.
CONGRESS ALONE RESPONSIBLE.
The people cannot look outside or Congress Tor
rcef We have an honest Sc cretary OF the Treasury
VINO Will execute the financial laws Of Congress az
ne inds them. MIR. Boutwell, exhibits, perhaps, too
DEBT, ana his integrity is beyond question. His
course In the Pacific Railroad bond case settles that
matter. The Influences brought to bear by his pof-
sonal and political MASSACHUSETTS, friends to induce
MN 70 postpone the collection OF interest on tho
could Withstand.
cal legislation the people can have Immediate relief.
Inc nrst thing to DO done Is the abolition OF the
sinking Iund. Whatever amount Is paid on the
principal OF the public debt should he apprOpra tod
directly from the Treasury, that the people may
understand the matter. Section Of law approved
july H. 1870 bots the special iund out OF existence,
and transfers the sinking und to- the books of the
treasury. Tue latter should also be abolished
Next IN order is radical reduction OF our taxes,
including the total abolition OF the income AK, and
III possible The whole cumbersome machinery OF the
Internal Revenue Bureau.
All the money we want Is enough to pay the neces.
safy expenses or the government and the Interest
on our public debt. The principal can stand few
years a. It Is. until We are better able to pay 1t.
Down With the taxes
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8lscussion On tlo Aliases n the Diplomatic,
Consular and Civil Services.
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CONTESTED ELEcTIoAs DEgEED
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REDUCTION Of rAx-a On NJ acal disc.
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Telegraphic Conimui;c1to o. with
Foreign Countries.
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THE SOUTHERN ~ KLUX.
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A NEEDLESS TAX.
here we nave needless tax In two years OF
worth OF bonds purchased for that ''pious fraud,u
the sinking lund; and 1t must be remembered that
the entire innd Is Sb4,779,I5c each million a which
WILL when u ~ TWO years old, cost as much as the
one whose history have given in detail.
And now we have u proposition TO Increase the
SINKING Juno 70 Sl05OOo,OJ0 at once by adding the
special fund to It, and to continue the increase by
compound interest and additional purchases In
definitely.
IL Is all wrong. When dollar or our na;ionai
debt Is PAID the interest should stop there and then
the exact measure OF the burden or debt Is It's
tsrest. Under the sinking faud plan our Secretary
debt at the rate Of $500 900 per year without de-
creasing the interest burden upon the taxpayers
cent, bur on the contrary, constantly increasing 1t
until the last dollar Is paid.
WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT
IS immediate ana visible relief from the enormous
burden Of taxation that now to- day crushing out
all business enterprise.
We have had something too much of Treasury bull
let1s showing large Increase Of revenue over the
previous month. IL has been thought matter OF
congraiulai0n that more money was extorted from
the people In 1889 than during the year previous:
and source OF exceeding Joy TO government onl-
Gals and lobbyists that 1870 yielded more even Than
1869
To be sure, the stump speakers and electionecring
documents claim great reduction IN TAXATION, but
the Treasury official bulletins show that more ana
more money Is beng extorted from tie people each
succeeding year.
CONFESS. ATTENTION
u Congress VIII Only give Us the neceS ary egisa'
ton the treasury bulletins OF 1871 VIII show de-
crease OF revenue ~ compared with the year pre-
Nious. More than one undrfd members of the roftys
hrst Congress- bave been elected to stay nc home IN.
less wc have immediate relief the mex, Congress VIII
fare worse. tho people are indehied ~ Congress
alone FOR unr presant Gaplorable ooadliloa, Tue
n.ouibers 81 thai BODY aage ocea FdluIs aai need.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-13
Failure of Cakes Ames y Co.
The New York Evening Express

mo Now York Evening Express
contains the following: n.
uMr. Cakes Ames and partners exnlo 4,
q total of fourteen millions OF asse!s
against six millions OF depts; lnem
shovel factory makes about shousan ~
dollars a day, and the manuiacture u
blows and other agricultural ln'Pie
ments is profitable. Mr.. Ames has
vast amounts of money locked up IN
railroads and real estate investments III
all parts of the country" 49, so,,v
A few facts like these show the loliy
of excessive gains and riches. 10 pos
sess s14, 100000 in assets, ana 10 h've
clear property of eight millions y,
dollars over and above debts, andyet "
be compelled to stop payment, SHOWS
the mistake of having too many irons
in the, fire at the same time. One man
nor one firm can monopolize more than
a reasonable share of business, nor give
attention to it. A business that pays
profit of s., 900 day of itself, ought to
satisfy any reasonable man or corpora
ton. But in riches, as in most other
acquisitions material or physical IN
their nature, appetite grows by what II
feeds upon. And, so firm with Sl4,-
OOO, 900 of assets, and Sc, GOO, 900 of debts,
are obliged to stop payment Tnere
is moral lesson in such revolution
which ought not to be lost upon the
community, and if this case shall have
the effect of making successful men less
greedy and avaricious, and lead them
in the way of not loading too heavily,
it may do good. 1t is not alone the
difficulty in the case of rich man get
ing into the Kingdom of Heaven, but
in the impossibility of finding content
ment or happiness when annoyed and
mortified by an inability to meet ones
obligations. King Solomon was rich
man, and in the end wise one, and
his proverbs to those misled by tempta-
tons can always be read with profit.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-13
A Renegade COngenially Employed.

A degenerate son of Alabama is thus
brought to notice in a late Washington
dispatch: ..,>r
Lewis E. Parsons, of Alabama, il
here, actively boring members Of Con-
gress to pass bill to put that State
again into the slough of reconstruction.
He also invokes the aid of Congress to
retain Warner, the unsuccessful candi-
date for the U. S. Senate from Alabama,
in his seat. ..... ...t
Parsons has also written a long let
ter to the President, in which he re-
cites list of Ku-Klux outrages COM
mitted in Alabama, with the. view OF
inducing his Excellency to send spe-
cial message to Congress, recommend.
ing reconstruction in Alabama and the
other Southern States.
According to the Parsons arithmetic
twenty-five Ku-KluX murders were
committed in Green county, Ala.
alone.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-13
Sad Accident.

We are informed that on Tuesday
evening last Mr.. VIM. Pillgreen re-
siding near Marion in this parish
while in state Of intoXication acciden-
tally discharged pistol the contents
of which lodged in the breast of his
daughter, a young lady aged about
eighteen years. The young lady was
still alive at the date of our information
but was in very critical condition.
Union Record.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-13

1t is said that real estate in Selma has
advanced fully thirty per cent since the
late Conservative victory in that city.
Such must be the legitimate and direct
consequence all through the South, OF
returning to sound principles and po-
litical quietude. With the overthrow
of Radicalism come peace, good order,
public confidence, general enhance.
ment of prosperity. No great econom-
ical truth is capable of easier demon
stration.-,&. Louis Times. u it"N :
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An effective plan is nursuad in Dor;

An effective plan is pursued in Paris
to catch rats for the restaurants. Holes
are made in the bed of the sewers, and
filled in with soup de glucose, thick
and sweet liquor. The rats, attracted
by the flavor, rush greedily to feed and
Immediately fall into the holes, from
which they are unable to escape ON ac.
count of glutinous nature of the SOM
and thus they are daily captured by
thousands. ~. ,..,l. ..'...V
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........ .-.s. a.,t .. t"teHr r'r
LONDON, Jan. II = Night. - Grand
Duke of Mecklenburg telegraphs to the
Duchess: "After crossing the rivulet
of Haune on Tuesday, We fought on
the next day hot but victorious bat
tie at Lombrou and La Chapelle, tax
ing nearly 10000 prisoners. Our loss is
considerable. We are advancing on
Lemans." .-.
!. NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-The Herald
publishes a postscript from Versailles
10th, which says peace rumors prevail
at general headquarters. e
German batteries now fire into Paris
from st. Cloud, Menden, Chalitan and
Clarem. Shells reach Neuilly, Port
Malliat, Avenue Imperetaince and Rio
Denome, Champs D'NIars and Luxem-
burg garden. Observatory, Port Bice-
ire and Place de Ia Concorde are also
| reached.
Thus far 500 shells have been thrown
with the line of bastions surrounding
Paris. ..t,
Fires have occurred in st. Jackes,and
on the night of the 9th there was large
confiagration near Luxembourg.
ST. Louis, Jan. 1.-THE vote in the
democratic caucus yesterday, stood
Blair, 81; Glover, l6; Phelps, 10, and
Woodson, 10.
Blair thanked the caucus, and an
no"nced himselfa Democrat and liberal,
and pledged himself, if elected, to use
his utmost ability for the interest of the
people of Missouri.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. Fit is reported
.ilat masked men and negroes are fight
ing IN Scott county. One of the mask
ers was killed. Frightened blacks are
fleeing into Frankfort.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Further de-
tails Of the Saginaw, state that she was
totally wrecked, and that the crew are
on an island with three months, nro
Visions and plenty of water and birds
on hand. The boat which left the
island for Honolulu, was lost in the
surf, and but one of the boats crew
made his escape.
The Saginawleft October 10th. There
Is little doubt but that the 90 persons
VINO are left on the ocean island will he
rescued.
"A resolution was adopted reque.ting
information from the Secretary of War
concerning the progress of the work at
the mouth of Cape Fear river. North
Carolina. ,.o. ..i........
LIVERPOOL, Jan. INSTRUMENTATION
duli; uplands It'd; Orleans Sid: sales
10000 bales.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-13
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.--H0nse-A
bill was introduced incorporating the
Shreveport and upper Red River Nav
igation Company. a.4s. = .d s.
The Committee on Military Affairs
was ordered to investigate the West
Point affair. . ''' ..- .....
The Committee on Appropriations
repealed the order publishing laws in
newspapers. "''' ."'" ''
,Seiaate-A memorial from one thou
sand ladies, headed by Mrs. Gen. Sher-
man, against female suffrage, was pre-
sented. r'".
A commission to investigate claims
for the Indian depredations in Kansas
and Nebraska, was authorized.
A bill relieving members of Congress
from the importantly of Office holders,
was discussed to adjournment.
The nomination of Silas A. StricK-
land, of Nebraska, as Governor of Utah
Territory, was confirmed.
Bishop Simpson declines the Domi-
nican Commissionership.
Alexander H. Conner was confirmed
Governor of Idaho. r.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON, Jan. ia colliery ex-
ploded near Sheffield; twenty-six lives
were lost.
Balloon advices from Paris to the
18th inst, have been received. ;. Many
slight engagements have been reported
near Milmazon and Reville; also on
the line Of the Paris and Strasburg rail-
way, in all of which the Germans We're
repulsed with considerable loss.
Thousands Of balls from the German
guns, fell during the night in the ,out-
skirts of Paris, creating havoc in all d.
rections, and killing women and chill
dren, striking museums, schoolhouses,
&c. The population is more than ever
resOlute in their intention to resist to
the utmost. No fear is entertained Of
surrender, as Gen, Trpchu has issued 9
proclamation to the citizens to the
effect that the family Of Paris will not
capitulate.
Dispatches from Lille state that
Faidherbe surprised the rear guard of
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-13

John w. Forney publishes his vale
dictory address in the Washington
Chronicle of the I'd. He goes to Phila-
delphia to devote his attention entirely
to the Press. j., NJ. Morris, formerly
of the Charleston, S. c., Republican,
succeeds Mr.. Forney as editor and pro-
prietOr of the Chronicle.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-13

Dispatches from VersallleS say
large fire is raging within the outer
walls of Paris, and on the north side OF
the city.
A Berlin letter of the 10th says orders
have been issued that French officers
who have escaped from places of con-
finement in Germany shall, upon re-
capture, be treated as convicts.
A Times special from Berlin says
that Bismarck repudiates the article OF
the Versailles Moniteur on the subject
of the defense of England.
BORDEAUX, Jan. 11.-An official an
nouneement was made, that the Ger
mans on the 10th redoubled their
efforts against Chansey's army, who,
pressed on all sides, retired to his
original position, The first French
brigade resisted incessant attacks OF the
enemy for six hours, with considerable
loss on both sides. 81 nti
General Bourbaki, commanding the
army of the North, telegraphs that his
troops passed Tuesday night, driving
the enemy from the houses In Villeres
Excl. I
Advices from Villers represent the
army of the North as having advanced
beyond Bordeaux. p
HAVANA, Jan. n.-Cena, the rebel
bearer of dispatches, was captured with
Madame Cespedes, and executed.
The wife of. Juarez, President OF
Mexico, is dead.
New YORK, Jan. ia World spe-
cial from London, 18th, says: A Brus-
sells dispatch of the 18th says the result
of the ten days. bombardment of the
nine forts and seven French batteries
between the forts is that no serious
damage has been done, and not a single
gun dismounted, but 23O Germans have
been killed and wounded.
Mt. AKRON was swept by the French
fire, and the Germans evacuated the
position.
The guns at Clamorte reach Inyalides
and Champs D'Mars. j
Paris advices Of the Sth say the shells
are falling in Montmore and persons
have been killed in the church of ST..
Sulpice.
Bands of Reds posted red placards
which were torn down by the people.
Trochu issued proclamation to-day
declaring he will fight to the last.
HAVANA, Jan. 12.-The wife of Ces-
pedes sailed this afternoon for NewYo rk
'|' MARKET REPORTS.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 12.-Depaytee1-
No boat for the Ouachita. = <.s
Flour-19,O0O barrels sold yesterday
for Great Britain and Cuba; supr. 1915;
double ex. s6@6l; no treble ex. in the
market. .... .... .........,
Sugar-lower; fair 6a@74; prime 9@4;
white 114@3. ..,.a..-....
Molasses-choice scarce; other grades
dull; common 5000; prime 54@56;
choice $1,000. 81, .t.,nssn+lj.j -
Others unchanged.
Cotton steady and unchanged; sales
$500 bales; middling 14A@i; receipts
14,72S; exports foreign 22,774; stock PA,
1872 bales. ...
Sterling 2Oi; sight discount. -
Gold 110s.
New YORK, Jan. 12.-Money 5@6;
sterling 9s@a; gold l105@11; cotton dull
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-13

The little girls in almost all the pub
lie schools Of Germany are engaged in
knitting stockings for the German
soldiers.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-13

Three tons of coal, it is said, repre-
sent the labor-power of man for his
lifetime. s-t 81 ..
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-13

st<saseb ~ - q"
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-13

me most useful and profitable bed
on your farm is wagon-bed.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-13

p, une-slxlh OF the female population of
England works out of doors. RI
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-13

sys.t1 .aaDred ,asI = vsS
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A grave business-Dying.
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= . = = ~ y = n n -, =.
Escaped French Officers to be
80 Treated as COnvicts.
The Ten Days BOmbardment In
effectual. 1.s
Trochu VIII Fight to the Last.

~ t~ts4I
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TELEGRAP'H.ICl.
n Congressional Proceedings.

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Der meme Srcibricf fir Stcip=
WDrf.

Gs iinb faum orci WtoHate OerBangerl, lett
Der &f gcgeu Die allndd]tt9e nSummang"
er0iinet mur0c, Ipb ole man fir MlbeSmtng :
lid btelt, llegt Jest gebrodlcn mo ilerbeno
am SO0cH iibcr'5 Sabr mlro and Die lestc
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miitIt iein.- QGS Sleben5iger . Somtte bat
ben @Htmurf ctlcS lrelIcIt SrclbrtefeS uorge-
legt, nm Den biSbCrigen, Der mr. ein Sreibrlei
iiir ,Sammaup" mar, UNI bic Staot allS5u-
pliiuoeru, Su eriegel1. Dad DEM neIen@bar-
Ter miro Oie Sclu0lt aler lt1Otilden Nemter
6eidrnitteu, aber iBre Serantluortlidfett per<
mebrt. Die gc9tslattOgelualt miro Dem
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oeue Departments, HemlidI 0iie1tlt6e @erfc,
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Einan3er, &llgungsfono, Sertd)te, Inter
ridt, BoltSci, SGrltdt llne tSeuer.
Bic @emaltell oeS Gontrolelr5, lpeld)er lllls
fer ,Sanmanp" allmddItig mar, Ueroen Ii
mitirt; Der ~fiiuftige &ontrolelr muB ~cteielber
nit pier SiriunSs@ ommiiidren tbeileu. 0as
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Die StraBcus@ ommiiiiou oaS Sauz0 eparte
ment mn oaS Oircftorium Der G%rotouuaIicr
leituna. 9aS&orporatlonsblatt ySranicript'
wirO auf9e9eben; oage0en miro etn rclss Or
gan Der luIuiSipo. perlnaltln9 %9eitafen
Son eiuer Sereiniguh9 SrOotlgn's nit gteiu
Yorf lit nift Die Jtcpe.
Die y5ribtne" rGtb Der @cicbgcbuug, lid
anti benz neuen 6reibrieie ia bitbib bic !3eit 81
nebnlen, inoem inter Dem alien 6retbrief
feirl weitereS llnbetl unQcridtet merben t0une
oagegen iole Der nele Charter Ger StaOt I
Dolfommen iein, I'M allc fitnftigen llebel
ftGnNe unmUalih III madler.