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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

A STRANGE SToRY-Crushed to Death IN
q Cathedral Clock.-The bell-ringer in the
Cathedral of WurtZburg has persisted I'm.
der very singular circumstances The
church possesses a splendid clock, with
ponderous and complicated works, while
Il pendulum Of proportionate length vi.
brates to and fro with a dull and monoto-
nous "thud." Recently the clock needed
cleaning, and the ringer was deputed to
su%perintend the work, though he ruefully
e%ndeavored to be excused from the task.
1t seems that he never willingly approached
the beltry, from certain unpleasant associ.
ations. About twenty years ago he had
killed his predecessor in office, accusing
him of carrying on a criminal intrigue with
his wife. When brought to trial he escaped
the gallows owing to a deficiency of legal
proof.
procured him the appointment vacant
through the death of his victim. Hence, it
Is said, arose his superstitious dread in con-
nection with the belfry, which was sup
posed to be haunted by the ghost of the
murdered ringer. On the morning. when
the clock was to be cleaned 1t was suddenly
stopped, and the bell-ringer was Nowhere
To he found. A workman from the town
was sent for, and assembled thetower, when
he was Mortified to fnd the pendulum and
lower works dripping with blood. Upon
searching further, the body. Of the bell
ringer was found entangled in the WORKS,
frightfully mangled and crushed. One sup
position is, that he committed suicide by
climbing no the pendulum and then pitch,
ing himself into the middle of the machinery
of the clock.
But the wonder-loving gosslps. of the
place, with a thoroughly German pro.
pensiiv for the horrible. declare that the
guilty man, upon reaching the gloomy
Chamber wherein the works revolyed, WA
dered predecessor sitting astride the great
balanee-wheel of the clock, and had then
been drawn into the works by a species o.
horrible and irresistible fascination similar
to that which the rattlesnake is said to ex'
ercise over its prey. There sat the spectre.
rubbing its CORY hands withhideous glee q,
the victim was slowlysdrawn in among I'M
cogsed.wheels and ratchets ofthe machine
nv. An agonized yell, a crushing OF bones,
and.all was still! Such, according TO tls
nahe, is the newest legend OF the berry Q
w - am AT lf8gagaEEs@'. - Ees -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

Fancy dress carnival on skates tomorrow night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

ALL THE Go.-E. B. Spence & Sons walking
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

Noextra charge to the skating carnival.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

Oriental Initial Paper, put up In beautiful boxes,
for sale at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's, llls Main ST..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

WANTED, FIFTY ABLE-BODlED
MEN. 10 work on the Qnsntico branch line
~; the kicamonG. fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad. near aruoSs's station, III Ststf,rd cnun-
-. Wages, from Sl.25 TO 81 30 per dav. apply
L. J. I. BRAGG, AT the company's ofice III !his
CIV. rr - me On the ground.
MT lin HENRY SA UN DEeS.
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WANTED. by a person of experience, a
..fu,uou AS dining. room sci want. Best ref
..g,,rs gwen. Address, through post-ollce. W.
= ne ,,uX.i street. IT.
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LEATHER, Ge.

OLD PAPERS at 4oc. per hundred at tho Dis
patch counting-room.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

AMELIA COURT. HOUSE, April ., I'LL
The southsids Agricultural society st fs april
meeting, held at Amelia Corrt-house, adopted The
following resolution
"Resolued, That the manufacturer and vend-
ors Of the various fertilizers, farming implements.
and machinery, be invited TO make ~propos1is oy
letter 70 the president Of this society for sshs OF
their fertilizers at wholesale rates TO the regular
members OF this society," VIZ. OLD, Prestt.
W. z. Webster, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

Skating at Assembly Hail ials afternoon.
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Twelve thousand verbenas at MoRToN's Flower
Garden.
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You must appear in fancy costume % skate.
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1,NTEp. MlNERS.-I wish to hire
~ seat. or thirty GOOD MINERS to work
'.sr Chesapeake and ohio railroad; High
q, ,, WI Hc paid for good hands. white or
"ttN J. /. LUSrlS. Agent
0'''' 80. 18th street, nnnerS 81. CnSr}es Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

7 ABpEERS WANTED.-TN EN- TS
NHIIE MEN Who arc accu toned TO hard
-: gi Jtr.,ng caa ind sread3 employment and
roeL pay by applying at he Easworks at Rock
- JOHN H.. KNOWLES.
1888. superintendent.
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From the Cincinnati Epou,rer. Anrra1

IJESIIOCIlfE 12n11 ~ ~oNSO
". Y. April 7.-!One of the most eXten.
siye c%onflagrations occurring in this city
took place this morning. The IRE broke
out in the large printing-house OF weed,
Parsons 6 Co., on Columbia street, con-
Stunning that building and nearly an entire
block of small buildings on Broadway, be-
tween Columbia and Won Tromp streets,
on the west side. The total loss will reach
500, 900.
the safe, and most of the law, medlcai, leg
~i,latiye. and miscellaneous volumes issued
Inv the house. and on the first n00r, were
removed In safety, but with these excep-
tions it was found impossible. TO save J
thing. Over three hundred people are
thrown out Of employment, WINE s.A Mee eo,
Parsons s. Go. sustain a loss OF 'SdoV,ooo
above the insurance, which amounts 10
SleO, 000.
The flames extended to and destroyed
the buildings OF Benz. Tappan, frultereT )
Frank S. Graves, electrotyper WIN. D.
Early, restaurateur; Richard Brown, crock
ery dealer; James Jones, cigar dealer
Lines G. Jones, tailor; P.&smith, dealer
IN fancy goods: Clsfin & Smith, boots and
shoes: Henry Graham, confectionery ;
Lewis Spoerhase, ieweler HERMAN Brus-
wig. dwelling; John Wright, confectionery;
and Waldo Morris, barber. The occupants
saved most of their goods. Several other
hIildinrs were more or less damaged. The
iosSes. anart from that sustained byfWeed
Il Parsons, reach 100000; aggregate loss,
$500, 900. .,,
flames. and was not missed until the charred
remaiass were found. de leaves q wife ana
six children. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

I-ANTEU. q purchaser for a GOOD
" HT>lNrSS STANp. rsyi0S. probably.
',- ,Eer snv other In the city. Good reason
fr >clinr. Price very low. For further
au,lvto y. DESNi,
- Main street. letNccn 1h and Sth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

Skating 10 night for gentlemen only.
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! 600 AGENTS WANTED

lscCo IN VIRGINIA
70 sell the most popular subscription book ever
uU0.!shrd. Exclusive territory given to those
ihx, apply early. 1t will cost YOU nothing to send
FOR or large Illustrated circular, which contains
al particulars. Address
TURNBULL BROTHFRS.
sob - EEwfm So, Charles 81, Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

WANTED, WOMAN without incum-
Tr.ncr, f, cook and clean the house for 4
= ramtly. Apply 10 senta 81 street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

Roses at MoRToN's Flower Garden.
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"ANTED.-A gentleman and lady de-
" sire tw" or thee ROOMS, suitably fur.
p.>He3 FOR ljsh! nSnsSSeep,ns: ~ ne Gr sSpe s,, par
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

YTHOLESALE CROCkERY HOUon
| wv laoa MAIN ST., KICnMOhD.-ina sS aIs
/ and the United states, one OF the iargsSh ~
/ selected, and cheapest toeks'o Of GhihAs 9aasSsSsd
~ this ms1ket, 10 which I call the atsnsso. M NJ
merchants from Virginia, Eorh 49, ~ icw -
Tsnnsssee. guarantosfnE 20 them ~
| any repsoktng house Nostn o. sScHE AsHER.
NH Il I2Ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

WANTED. SITUATION Is BOOK
h--rtE. satisfactory reference In every
~,,-4rgs ~ VIII Il. given hlchmond preferred,
/ i..t ,SS rise here -CEid he taken. Address.
,'.z,- .n;rr. .NGk-N apS-2t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

WANTED. merchants and all in want Of
w LsATMk.R nf any description to call and
tNamiuc our VERA Is SitSh before max
tn. heir purchases. We guarantee our prices 10
~, a.. Low as those Of any similar establishment.
=. II. IHAlklEl & Co.,
wholesale Leather 4 catetS, 18th street.
,A - I'M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

WANTED. \ PARTNER.-A good OPP
iottsnit> for a Young man 10 lake the place
-,,rirc paI;aer In an established grocery
~: p-nylslGn 81 re. For particulars. apply TO
JAMES l.. AftERS
.r Richmond, Va.
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i,6
Add to.this the receipts of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg, and Poto-
mac railroad, the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad, the Richmond
and York River railroad, the James
river steamers, and The country
carts, estimated by the dealers at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

rtENANTS WANTED-A MAN and
= WOMAN "a Marie: couple prcferredl: The
, .rs- ,ul.r lr i !ir>t-vate washer and i.oner
=. rlgtl CDuk. he man must ne n good driver
80 Understand gitcaGinc - crrriage. harness. and
> .rulv al Ne. lyll basin bank. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

|TaE sUBsCRIBEE ~ M fussasr
L spECTFUGLY. announssIi,y thas b VIII rs-
patrons and me pS IN nn issh ssrseg. eesxssn M .ns
and cSSy. and s Ma Breed ssTeer sses 81. old Gss.
stas Mss ssd Is Sc s1 pa 6 ,sssssssaiiy :. aaAr.
an SIN
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-02
@efentl;Ye4be 8 urld fetnne Der Dent
fAen bctber Dertbeilune Der
1T; ,u6aben IN GbicaAo. s&lGrE r.

Sefs 'Jif ara -vFif-.lFE IVA t6Htt' ~ p. Q Fl .
Die Deutl&en In Gbica8o f4einen au1
unperantmprtltde Metle Don ben, aus
l6liebli9 NIT Mmerifanern 2be(eBten LIN
tsrflsun9>Gomite ;urldse1tBt su wcr=
GEN.. @ir ratber robef3 a!lsn Deneu,
mslhe %2tebes9absn nuh< @bieaso' ldtden
wo0en, tteielben 'ri,stt an ben oeutiden
6ilfsperein (6auptquartisr in Nurora
Eulnbaue an Milmaufee Npenue) ~
ienben.2 Der 1an5 ge'ternpsu9esan9enen
Drummer her SQtnpi8 StaatS3ettung
entnebmsn mir uter btelen @e9enRano
Gol9enoe6:j #a1@ III h1& =
yGrnfltde &tooen fno Iaut 9erpreen
iber Die sertnee 8erldfdtfgun9, wel@e
bic oeutl9en Mtgebrannten BET Dem bic
jfBt fat au6lbliebli@ NIT N%merifanern
beleBten lnter1aBun9ez @omtte5 1uno iet>
men Inter @omiteS eefunpen baben. Be>
Ioncers laufen Don cenjenteen Deuti@en
her Nprbleite Bel9weroen Elm, pel@e i'm
5. unterl tiiBunBSptfrtft Can Der Mt9er>
&pao unp um9eQeno) Elm prcpilorti@eS
untsrfemmer 8efunben baben.a Dteie
3urudiebun9 BIT Deutfden 1T etne
Sbma9 uno Elm Berpets, taB bic CONF
mi,tees etneNn3abl 2eute in t19 entbalten.
reren Gneberstefeit ielbt bur& bic furdtz
tarite Notb peutl@er Mitbureer ni@t
eelprenet tperben tonnte. Die srobe
Wo7e Der Deutldm ftebt uuBerbalb Der
firdli@en Sreanilationert, uno fit ben
Mmerifaner finp bic &tr@enSemeinl@af>
ten cas- q unp > al1er llnterfibun9
uno Die Gmpfebluna zines @etflt6en
ocer eine5 &ir9rna lteiten wtrft auf
@omitemitBlteper ME ;3auber, tpdbrenp
Der ni6t perarti0 empfoblene Deutl6e
pom rornberein NIT einem 9ept0en Mibz
trauen anoslsben miro. Sour NIT Wiibe
1T pon neutlder Gette Die 3ulo6une
einieer beutlder Mit9lteoer ms Central
5iIf5s @omtte ourh9eleBt, Der GinRub
pie'er peutiben Mitslieoer beparf wie
Ole oten erwdbnten &la9e1 seigen, nod
lsbr Der @srfdrfune. Fem Mntrag bes
ceut11en 9ilfSYeretnS C5auptquurtter tn
Murora GurnbaQe an. Mitmaufee
Mpenue), ben mir an elmer anbern Stele
mtttbeilen, muB lofort Se|ten6 rec au,es
rifan;lden untertdbuu9S> Counties Golee
0e0eten wercen nun flr ilecen
Der }dnf llntertlBun95 : Diitrtfte
Die brei carin ernannten peut1den Mtt>
9liener cen ameritanii6en llntsrcrmiteS
nit pcuer Oleidbere6itgun9 beieeorenet
peroen. Nur oaeur6 tarn cen reutz
ltben NbgebrGnnten Der tbnen Sufom>
msnee Nntbetl an pem ausemetneu I'm
ttrtlsun96sTono eefidert merpen,"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-02
felt Die Nusnrablunes NIT. ber Compact

felt cie Nushrablunes NIT ber Compact
belt Der Mahe. Wenn Dem 70 1T, miro
Der Berea, 1jercompacter er it, te1o eber
pie Eemperolurtp Der Mtmospbdre anneb,
men unol teltu }eber bel trcfenem AeiBen
Wetter bic 8e9cttaton per enaeu y,unp
~serff1ren. "a bic SberFd9e tiefaepRusz
ten Sance6 am Sage INNER fQbler lit
ais pie um9ebence M%tmoSpb1re, TO- Yerz
bincert fe nnidt muir bic @eroun fune,
loneerna lbtg AUDI 5eineu tiblenpen Gin
fluff auf ,etel @esetation aus uno per-
minoert)cie @efabr res @erbrennenS unp
Verpelfen8.29 nas@H4..+. nd .,,s5e. .
Al Yfunsen in tiefem Beoen baten
peaen7 Der Mtlorptionsf1htefeit 1olden
Booen6 mebr @ortbeil pon letdten ytez
0eni@auern@ uno Gbau. >'3 @enn lol6e
auf barte @roe fallen, sertreuen fie .0d,
lufort, abereouf etnem tief fen tpet@en 8rz
ben! trerren iie7 Don Dem @runo aufs
ee3caen unp Don rea pRansen an9es
etanet. ,4H :t>~t trim 4. "Ha@as: =
80 Dur9 8ermebrung Der G%onoeniir>
Gdbtefeit bes Bpoen6 mirb au9 reHen
Geu@t9teit befdneie permebrt. Die
Ntmp6pbdre FREEZER our6 ba0elbe, unp
penn fte NIT ben tublenpen Ibetlden beS
Booens unter ter SberF aGe tn @ontraft
fommt 9ibt fte einen Tbeil ibrer Teud>
tiSfeit an ptele ab. Daber 1T gut uno
lief bearbeiteter Boben BET Der dr9ltfn
Dlrre INNER feu@t uno fo9ar trodenes
%.erfenstts 2ano fam cur@ eeb6riees
umarbeiten feudt 9ema9t >percen. Gtn
gutter @drtner fam NIT elmer S9auitl
in einem @arten mebr Geu6ti9feit erseuz
gen. als rpenn er bic oanse SberRd&e
unter Wa0er ieBt. Greie 2uft<@ircula@
ticn rur6 ben Bopen eibt auber Geudz
ti9ftit aud ancere befrudtenpe Glemente
an nenlelben ab> unp auGercem t1nnen
PIE Wur;eln tiffcr retGen uno ii9 pamtt
Dem @infub Der Ercfenbett mebr ent3iez
ten.9 Ser ttefeebenre pHus 1T cod nidt
nur. auterit fru&tbrin9enp, loneern erlsBt
aub in nirtiamer Weile BEL! >>*egen.
(N. ,. W.)
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@o,rleluns.. In Der Garueu ,6au uni
madte bort, mic MISUNDERSTANDING 2eute
be3eusen, bic ,Bemertuna, BIZ, jeBige
@orlelun9 ,tperee tpobl Sic. .lebte fem,
bic ct je in bielsr 9ale. balten, me,ee
Elm fur6tbareS unelid Nsbe bet s@tapt
beDpr. -.ro .. - ..;.n, -.
Grain 1T ~befannhi&~, Mitelieo Ter
Snternatipnalen 0eleul6aft unp, l9ci1t
cefen Yropbeeiun9, i'm 6inblid ,ouf cie
cbiae Gntbauun9, .%rpeniBNens beuer>
fenswertb au ie{n. Guns fpmmt baS
@anie Dor ME Elm &apitalpuf, ben
1b per, befanntli9 ,rei&e Grain bel Der
uEimc6"" 9efauft bat ,lno' spr \ Der
,.GtmeS" barauf bere9net II, cas fiji, bas
Blatt Junter Dem trilden, 2e(ertreile
matt a8%etporcene Sntere0e, wiecer r3u
&pefen. +" .+.,ui .r" ~ d,
DaS BON Der juiuef obeebaltentn ,mes
tbopifenconferens ernarnte Committee
beri6tet lber ben bteier reltaiSIeus g.:
no1enl&oft BET Dem Branbe 1e1,pa9lenen
S1doen tDte tol9t:s ~, ..~ 80 20,
.nS9aben an @ebduben> aeeionet pom
~@arret Btbltcal S%nnttute"", $4,000 ;
Wetbooif @bur@ Blod 100000
@nacenttr@e 100000; {canoinooii&e
unb awei ceuti@eM etboptfentir9en $15>
600. Die auf obtsen @ebduoen baftenz
ben yealttrbaren 8ert9erunoen betraoen
Bios $4,000. Die a9t nieceraebrann<
ten 1frntli@en @dulen nebn@inri@tune
peru'iadm Der Stapt etnen S9aben ypn
$298,000. ~~.
Dab man bic iebr rei6li6 cuff iebencen
acknowledgement aus Dem Sn< uno
@u8lano tbeilweile gum @ieoerauftau
Don Wobnungen Der am drsften betrofe>
men Nrbeitercla0e uno ceS fletnen Sc
perbsmanne6 beniBt, 1T 1ebr Y%erninf<
tig. 5otalb Der auf ea6 Ta0emerf an
9epieiene Mrbefter> iei ct un6anolanocr
ooer @oloarbetter. erft unter Dad uno
Sad 1T uno feline Gamilie DOR ben I'm
btlcen Der 0itterun9 9elhlgt nj s,
oann erwa9t aud pieper Der ms @tptz
fen 0eratbene Sdafen6trieb, uup er
ior9t an Beidafttouns maneelt es,
wie i6on 9ela9t rurdau6 nt6t-w'eosr
ielbf fir letn unp rer @etnt9en Sort
fpmmen., .3 -rr
Secer Bobnsu9 brinet bunoerte bon
Tremoen, Die tbeilweiie @el6dfte balber,
ocer aus Neu9teroe bier anfommen. Bie
i6le@t e6 BET Gem Maneel an @ahhSfen
UNI Elm unte1fommen belteQt it,. t1nnen
Sie fh renfen, uno Ia aud unfers
frsunclibe Nu6barfaot tdslid ibr @cn:
tinsent Brfmoe lteQt ~ Miro IS Ytel1sit3;
pielen onhcrcbm fem, iu erfabren, 100
}ie mdbreHe Fir;ererMnweienbeit Elm 6e'm
1neen, ~: man 1i6 unter ben pbpalten>
ben up'hGaren fem beHereS winidsn
fam, 81 it ets5 bus jebtse 6aupty
quarter Ter beutIAen Yrele @%bica9o's>
So. 81 Bef &anpolpbzS trabe. Der
freunplide Btrtb 5err German uno feline
juporfommence uno INNER lisben6piir>
pt9e 5auefrau la7en Ben @at Adnsltd
per0eHen, raB er f9 unter rem no6
you@enpea Srlmmern @bica9o's aufz
t1lt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-02
wie'5 III Gbicaop au8Nebt.

Wif'6 in Gbico9o au6fsbt tariiber
9iett fplgeneer Dom %. October oattrter
uuc pfenbar Die DinBe wte fe ltnb
jdiieerncer Brief an ben Milmaufee
5eeto!sn Mufdlue.
Ierl albe lautet ME folBt:
Sic 3eacttpn lit einaetreten! Setl
ctn GaBen> bic bunrerttau leno int be-
hdbi9sn Moblfanp letenpe WenI4en>
bjnnen pent9an Stunren UNI au' sbre
6abe bradte, unc Don rer Mtlotbdti9z
felt ibrer MttbIrser in Der sroeen Nepu@
blif obbduoi9 ma6te, lebte Elm GROCER
She'll rer Tamilienbdupter i'm rumpfen
6inbriiten> Die Gorge fir bic Sbri9en
rer i'm erobartioiten MaBitabe orAaniir>
ten unterRiBuns uterla0enp. Stun 1T
aud Der lebte 5sQer i'm {cr9enperideuz
denren Nab e%ufBe9ongen> unp rer nofte
Grnil trttt an T%auienes bsron nit Dem
catssoriltsn @etot: Nrbeite. Gin
Nrbeit 1T i~brteens fir cenWiuieen feline
Nctb. Muf 9uncertcn pom 8auiteuen
lieet man : vMrteiter gu 9uten 26bnen
9eiuht", uno bleitt eS nur 3u tpuncern,
warum ID ment9e bon ben unsdbli9en
Bummlesn, tpelAe bel Zen Bridsnsuednz
gen Maulafen fell balten unp BEN 8erz
tebr beunmen> @ebrau4 BON csm Nn9e>
bot MAIDEN. Cine ei9entbamli9e unp
!obnence Sncu1trte entmifelt fiji auf Der
Branrndtte. ZIG auesr Bslhdftieuns
aeratbenen@thGe Msten Cauf aus 3tez
Seln improoiIrten Stanren) Meliquien
Ter lonterbarten@ sitaltun9en gum pretie
BON rrst bis flint Gent gum &aufe aus,
unp Fnreu BET Dem m%ansnbaf:tn Trem>
renperfsbr reibsnpen NtlaB. Sebr ers
freuli4 gu b1ren miro 60 fir ptele fem,
oab mebrere Der ais iniolvent bst,ahtez
ten neutrality-suspicious. ibrsn
8srpRibtun9en tbeilweiie prer ednslih
nad3ufommen berstt 0np. Darunter
ne uNepublic"> welhe 3ue,it % procent
anhpt unp jet sn56upen pou gu pedsn
tervit iil*) Gin oroeer Gb Il Get unbe.
baslidfsit in benz srrben teben 9ebliebe<
nst Stopttbeil 1T gswi6en, iettpem Die
WaNerserlur8una jecer &nforcerun9 9ez
nii9t; ta5 tdpt'ide 8auamt 8ebt
NIT benz Ylane um, aud ben abee>
brannten Spell Der Sipieite NIT Daiz
fer 3u Serlore.r> popur6 ben Neuz
bauten bepeutenb @orl6ub 8eleiitet
wIrpe.
Die Shines" bra9te einenS enlatipns<
artifeL na9 wel9em laut ,@eftdnpnib
zines Mit9ltepes ber Snternationalen
@eleuldaft Der 8rano Gbica9rs bas &ez
iultat ether trefFi@ au~ssefubrten Ser
i9mBrune ber belaeten @eieuiAaft 1et.
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Musflbrun9 betbetltst. Der @rjabler
babe eeordnet DON @wi6ensbi6en, bieie
GrSfnuns gemadt pbmubl er CLAUDE,
lein Tpb unter ben 9dnben ber sSnterz
nationaltn fef unoermeipli@, ba jepes
Mitslieo Der Snternattpnalen bur9 @io
petpFidtet 1et Seren 81 t1oten> Der Sc
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bGuer pfenbar Selbtmprp9ecanfen ba er
nur bur@ Sob unc Aualen ben @ewtl>
lensbinen ent9eben t6nne.
&m @pnntas Mttno ebe ras Geuer
beBann, belt @eDrse Graneis Grain sins
. @rb nfusrsinss .pitb,rrufta.
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@hut 9s9en DMrre.

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BET INNER mebr 3unebmencen DUuen in
cen Deretnt9ten Gtaaten, namentli9 I'm
Norcmefen, beltebt in Grbaltun9 Der
nod porbanpenen Bdlcer. IS mQgte
Don Der Ser. Staaten Ne9!erun9 Elm
@sisBt erseben> ca6 neue N~niecler ouf
%ansubauenoen Ser. Staatep 2incereien
auf einem 9eipilien Gbeile oerielben ZEN
@aIo nidt abbcl3eu rl,f en-, ~lonoern
neben lol7en m%iiie., pner 1peuu pae
2ano gan; baumlUs lit, oab Die Anlepler
etnen tefimmteu Gbeil re0e!ben NIT
8dumen bepRanSen md1en. Die ein3el>
men Gtaatcn louten cur9 Iiberale unter>
tuyuns. unp Mufi@t Der Gorffultur
bie,tei belfeno sur 6ano aebsn.
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oere Mstbppen al5 biSber einaeldlaeen
mercen, I'M her Btrfun8 Der Ircdtnbeit
auf bic pFanSenwelt entecsfnSuarbeiten.
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Teu@ti9teit burd 0erieleluns III er5eu>
oen, oesr purh fInRliAe5 5erYorruen
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ausflbrtarteit perlelben. Da5 einsiee
ibri9 tletbenoe !9ilf5mittel lieet IN rem
tisftn pRieen uno Der 9rincliden Yul>
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Durseln, Der Yfansen @elesenbsit sum
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ii9 Die Wur3eln pei YFan;en ousbreiten,
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ntSe 3oQ unter ber SberRd9e be|9r6nft
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pens permebrt unp pen Wurjeln Der
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belt afieirt peroen. @urseln, bic tn
cine Ttefe Don 3pet SUI brin9en, baben
Die aebnfa9e 4uantitdt, .ponor ie sebren
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oiejeniee, rel@e i'm Boben, bletbt, pear
ra6 lbe1f1lfee &e9enma0er abeelaufeu
1T, unc bic burd he @urSeln Der Yfanz
sen caniumirt tpirb ODER yerounitet, isfs
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flung bs6 NdfrerunDes perrninpert miip.
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hanger balten, als neni9er i~iefaepaiigtrs.
Bei llbriaens glsi@en umfdnrtr we9z
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