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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-22

1T is rumored that combination Of
Eastern and Southern Senators, has been
formed TO support Captain VIM. A. Nc
Nulty, of Virginia, for Postmaster Of the
United States Senste at the coming session
Of Congress. /
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Later.
Presbyterina Fercentenary.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2I.-The Presby-
.aFiaus ae celebrating the FaIc9ntenary Of
IresbyterisIism at Pennsylvania Square
church, which is appropriately decorated.
The clergy men and others met at the lew
building Of the PIesby terrain Publishing
House and marched IL procession TO the
church. Alter app oprlate opening services
4. memorial address was 1elTered by Rev.
S. J. Wilson, D. D. LII. D. His5or-
cal papers were read at the afternoon ses-
sion
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DrOnnesI Deah.

SYRACUSE, N. .,.Nov. 2l.-Rev. Simon
9. Fuller, rector of st. Pauls Episcopal
Church, dropped dead at his residence to-
day; aged SO. He formerly belonged to
Pittsburgh, Pa,
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Won AND AMERICA

GOLD iamped from 1l3 to 113aG13s in
New York yesterday, IN consequence OF
Boutwelrs moves.
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An Illinois xoyym anrned Ous.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2I-The business portion
OF the town of Galos, Henry County, Ills,
was destroyed by fire early this MGR ing.
a dispatch estimates the less at three
hundred thousand dollars.
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Lei .enter,ni-.I -.nIlicate.

IU ADELPnIA, Nov. 2I,-Sugsc-i pti9n
b" .. la Centennial Board Ur finance
sl5a ay-day Throughout OH e United
y oaCkl & CO. I'D DrlxCll 4
.4e general agents Of rha Commits
.-...l-- receiving and securing subscrip-
tIuua
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-22

Ithas besnarranged that new bishopric
shall be created for Australia, the seat of
which shall be at Ba!larat. Big consent, the
nomination Of the first Bishop win rest
with the Archbishop Of C4nter6urT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-22
KENTUCKY.
EEeavy Fire at Lexington

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 2l.-Fire broke
Out in DoT u Bros planning mills at 8
O'Clock tonight, which is likely to prove
most disastrous. The fire has already ex-
tended to three blocks and over twenty five
houses have been burned.
Later.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. p, a. M-The
fire winch broke out about 8 O'Clock last
night in Dow & Bros. planning mill, on
Mechanic street, is now under complete
control. a strong northwest wind VAS
blowing at the time which carried the sparks
a great distance, and at one time the en-
tire northern portion Of The city was
threatened with destruction. The epiZoOtic
had disabled all the horses Of the fire Depart
meuJ, ana the steamers, which we're drawn
by the citizens, were considerably delayed
Ia reaching the ire. ThsEe were nineteen
buildings destroyed, The majority Of which
were tenement houses, principally occupied
by negroes. The principal losers were w.
W. Bruce, Dow q Bro, Vim. Bush, and
john ". HsaGley. It is impossible at this
time to give even an approximate estimate
OF the loss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-22

TENNESSEE BoEDs closed in New York
last evening at 7541 for the cid and Is for
The new
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-22

establish the custom of the trade. Sweet
ger and Gardner for plaintiff; Huthcins and
Wheeler for defendants.n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-22

CoTToN meets 3 N ,dsrate demand IN
New York al an advance to 191c for mid
ding.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-22
Condensed kilograms.

The Society Of the Army of the Cum
berland have adjourned to Pittsburg, Sept,
II, 1873.
Little Rock is to have priza fight to-
morrow between Sam COllyer and another
bruiser.
Sugar in New York warehouse was
damaged some s u, 900 or 100000 by fall
ing walls yesteId day.
III. NJ. Domin.ck, member of Congress
IS48-52, died az March Chunk, Pa, yes
terday.
Geo. NJ. Peoy, a Louisville merchant,
who goes to New York to buy goods, anc
struts around with 5000 in his pocket,
and profusion Of jewelry, has been miss
ing some days, ana foul murder is sus-
pected.
Near Baltimore yesterday farmers
quarrel about locating fence resulted in
th9 shooting of one and the fatal stabbing
OF the other.
FOREIGN.
The City of Montreal was yesterday pre-
sented with a statue of Queen Victoria By
Lord Duff5rin.
Hayti has sent special envoy to Ger
many to re-estaOlish diplomatic relations,
and apologize for being bombarded las.
spring by German feet.
France has completed the payment Of
another milliard to Germany.
The following is positively important,
being the very last dispatch over the wires
this morning:
MADRID, Nov. q, evening.-The coun-
try is quiet.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-22

THE Fayetteville ObServer fsvors Hon.
James D. Tilimsn for Speaker Of the
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Harvard-The Coliseum.

From official statements of shipments of
wool to Boston and the sales made, it is
estimated that not more than 1000, 900
pounds were lost by the fire of the 10th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27
ALEXANDRIA, A.
TUESDAY, AUGUST y, 1872

TnE PuIow ClAlM-The Washington CORES
pondent of the Baltimore Sun says 1t is rumored
that when General Pillow filed his claim for two
hundred mules taken by Union soldiers while
he was in the Confederate service, he informed
member of the cabinet that he espouSed the
cause ofGrant and Wilson and that upon that
statement his claim was promised to be paid.
The cabinet officer gave the information to a
newspaper correspondent, who the next day
published that the Confederate general was one
Of the latest additions to the Grant party. \
few days after, while prominent Greeley man
was making speech in the South, he said he
was authorized by General Pillow to say that he
was not as reported for Grant but was still tor
Greeley. When the cabinet officer heard of
this he referred the claim, which he had
previously said was a good one and should be
paid to the attorney general for a decision. The
decision was to the effect that the claim could
not be paid as the property was seized in State
which attempted to withdraw from the Union,
and belonging to party not loyal to the govern
meOt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

\ number of >trai ht-out Democrats, includ-
ing Senator Stockton Of New Jersey. J. H. Gil
bert of kentucky. Wilson II. Curtis Of Ohio
aud Henry Williamson of MARYLAND. met at
Long Branch yesterday 10 hear the report of
the executive committee appointed BY the con
ference held at Long Branch last June After
the reading Of long report. speech BY the
chairman. j. r. Gilbert, and the passage
ola series Of resolutions. delegates We're ap.
poiu;ed TO the Louisville Convention, and in
>,ructed TO support Charles O'Conor as the
nominee for the presidency Mr.. @ Coaor is
reported 10 have said that ne would have
uothius to do with B,anton Duncan and his 50.
called straight cutters. He is spoken OF in con-
uection with thenemocratic nomination torGov-
error and an O'Concr club was formed in New
York city on Saturday night pledged 10 pro-
mote to the best Of their ability the election Of
Greeley and Brown
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

|, is officially stated that three millions Of
letters weHt to the Dead Letter Ofice last year
and that they contained a sum exceeding three
millions Of dollars in money, drafts, checks.
aud 50 forth. Niuety.two thousand dollars Of
this was in cash Il is estimated that on an
average every letter that goes into that office
loses dollar to some one. Fifty eight thou>-
aud letters had 10 county or State direction,
four hundred thousand lacked stamps, and
three thousand were posted without any ad-
dress at all
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

DELEGATES TO TIE LOUISVILLE CuNvES-
rloN.-.A dispatch from Washington to the
Baltimore Sun sayS:-"Thc leaders Of the
Straight-out Democrats of this District have
written Judge Edmuuds, secretary of the Union
Republican Executive Committee, asking him
for funds to send their delegates to Louisville,
Ky. and have received the following reply:
In reply to yours of this day, have TO say
that we have no means Of procuring paSSeS,and
cannot undertake their purchase. We send 4
few samples Of documents, but have others thar
would be applicable should you desire them.
We regret our liability 10 meet the first made
request in your note. j. VI. EpMrNp>.
Since then the Judge has informed them
that he will endeavor to secure halt fare tickets
t, Louisville for them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

Great preparations are being made at Berlin
tor the festivities attending the meeting Of the
Emperor> OF Germany. Austria aud Russia
The day will De the 7th Of September, when
their NaiestieS of Russia and Austria will be
received In the forenoon there will be a
grand military parade, and in the afternoon a
gala performance at the opera, attended by
the three EnparorS This will be preceded
by a torchlisht procession, and the entire city
will BE Illuminated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

Another new planet was discovered Saturday
night frou the Litchheld observatory, .Hamil,
Ton College, Clinton New York, the lo4tt Of a
group Of asteroids. It is bright star, shin.
ing as star Of the tenth magnitude, and its
position one hour after midnight was in %
hours p minutes >. seconds Of light ascension
ana in deg.eeS Is minutes aud 50 seconds Of
south tlecpa,iop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

Chicago is in conflict with the banks OF that
city. They claim exemption from municipal
taxation. They have obtained an injunction
against the Mayor aud Collector, and propose
10 test the matter fully in the courts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

There is no particularly noticeable feature in
the report Of the Pennsylvania coal trade of
last week. Prices remain unchanged ana the
retail trade from the yards is very moderate
The total production OF all kinds for the week
was AL 90 tons, and for the year l3.Gll.S5
tons. against 9,l>&.l&o tons to corresponding
time last year, showing au increase Of .4222 CTS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

Some fear is expressed that the ink in which
the original Declaration Of Independence was
written will continue to fade 50 as TO leave the
whole instrument blank Some of the sigma
lures have 50 faded as to be deciphered now
with difficulty. 1t is proposed to seek some
plan to restore the color TO the faded ink.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

The Fredericksburg Ledger enters protest
against the practice of belling town COWS, aud
turning them out to rove the streets and ing
up every body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

George Thomas, colored has been sent Oh Tor
Indictment in Fredericksburg for the larceny OF
SEQ worth of railroad iron from the freacrlcks-
burg and Charlottesville Railroad Company.
Bail was refused.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

The New York Star says that half the coffee
sold in that city BY the grocery men Is nothing
but chickory and ground pcaS-worth, perhaps,
eipht ccuts per pound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

Public DOCUMENTS are Indebted 10
Hon f. W. Braxton for bound copies of teSt!-
mouy taken before the Congressional ku k!ux
COMMITTEE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

We have received from the publisher MeSsrS
f. +. Hale / Son. New York, Cyclopedia Of
the best thoughts of Charles Dickens, compiled
from his works, aud alphabetically arranged by
+. c. de Fontaine
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

II is said that the chances are in favor OF the
nomination of Augustus Schell, BY the Demo
Gratis. tor--Govcrnor of New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

The loss by the fire in Zu>tS bonded ware
house. New York, yesterday, is put down at
5000 900, which is covered by insurance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

Charles J. Malord having resigned As chair
man of the Radical Congressional Committee
of the Fredericksburg district, Colonel VIM.
II. Browne has become acting chairman OF that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

1t is reported that ". Prescott Smith mas re
signed the general management Of the Wash,
ington aud New York through hne' ana mas
been appointed general manager of the l'alt'-
more and Ohio railroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

\ large and enthusiastic Conservative meet
ing was held in S;aunton yesterday at which
speeches were made by Col +. f. Wi,hers.
Hon. 5. +. Leske, Col S H. Skinner. aud
MeSrS ". S Gilman and J. H. Tucker.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

The small pox seems to have practically dis
annearrd from the Atlantic States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

\ HINT FOR RCR,l. l"Hu>-Amone hi
tvw mistakes which l4vu make hen they cour
10 town l. ,ha, OF leaving the vile Or daughter
i ting 10 the wagon IL hold the lines wn.ir IT,.
uan Vl the hcu>- goes just around the cpcn";
aud back. \ more py.ite way would ~ T.
Aep the adt.- out. tie the horse. and treat u
4 urS dress or tw0. -fr.,ir"N>Juy NrtH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

took his seat, and Clark was brought before
him Officer Burlington made his return to
the writ, showing his warrant Of law by which
he held III. prisoner. and an affidavit of Re
cordcr Sener. setting forth the agreement of
the accused to go To Prince William was al-o
flied. Mr. llcrndon made strong appeal for
the accused rcieraiing Clark ; emphatic de-
NAL of completely in the abduction oi he young
girl and stating that he would have been dis
charged The day before for want of evidence
but for his offer to 90 to Prince William
Owing to well founded approximations Of VIC
lencc he had rrconsdcrcd his determination.
After argument on both sides, the Judge re
manlcd Clark TO custody, but in view OF the
danger Of bodily harm to which he was ex,
posed, ordered him to be LET to bail in 5000 Ia
appear before magistrate Of Prince William
within thirty days He was allowed FIVE day
within which TO furnish bail. and meanwhile i
remandcd 10 jail But before the order had
been entered, information was received here
that Miss Fanny Fcwcl had h".n found ia
v a>hlngton and had exposed the whole affair
charging II upon Clark and that further cyl
dcncc Of his guilt would bc supplied on Mon
day. The Judge accordingly rrconSiJt.re,i hi
order in regard 10 bail. and determined to =.
hear The application for bail yesterday at -.
=. III.
Up to the hour uf going IL press the witnr>,-
e. expected had not arrived, but w,rc reported
on the way, travelling 10y private conveyance.
The result VI hi. examination i awaited w,E
much Atoresi The sentiment here l. drcIicd
u against Clark, but there i no Disposition IN
c.ir.deuu hun unheari since the law has been
appealed to Tor redress of the injury.
The families affected by this unfortunate al
fair have the sincere and heartfelt sympathy Of
this community.
See geographic dispatch for coucIuIios
proceedings
SALES nr FARMS NEAR HAMPTON Farms
10 the amount ut go ono Were sold at Haml-
ton. Va. on The I'D instant 'Shellbanks.
the farm formerly Owned By f. W Lowry de-
ceased. containing over 80 acres. was purcha>-
ed by Miss Virginia Lowry Al $500 Abr
dcen formerly owned by j Sinclair dcce.>-
el. ard containing 500 acres WAS purchased hy
the heirs Of William Met lain at q. tjn The
farm formerly owned by Z4chariah Craver ar1
Containing lis acreS was bought by Isaac
Jones at - 30 .Ichn 7. T"rplug'> iarm Was
bought hy William 7. Whiting at $ll5o.
'PIuH hrove owned hy Jacob o>trand-r.
Wa. bought bye; t. Uu,tcn a, 50 ~ 81.
UNJUST Dl>CRlMlNATioN.-Wc h"sr thar
the rates ihat preyal over the railroad act ~
all absolute prohibition IL the purchase "t
wheat III the AIcXandrla mar krt for tie manu-.
taeure OF -four 10 Frederick >pnrl. There i
sand 10 be a difference made IN favor OF Free!
erlck>turg oi ousy cent III freight COM
pared with the cost OF Carrying cnc huudr-
pouuls Ill tn. way To Rlchn.ou! Such a
policy l. ruin"uS - the interest a; every ..u.l
ness luau IN Fredericksburg. and will u!unste-
i,., -b. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

The country around this city IS being rapidly
settled by the better sort Of people trouI the
North and West
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

About three hundred co.orei men have late
Is LETT this city u work on railroad now ia
progress Of construction between Es>te! and
Perth !Amboy. in New J>rsey-a large gang
lett Yesterday They are paid one Gv.!r a1l
fifty cents day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-27

THE BAPTIST STATE Mission BnAED.-At
ueetiag Of The Apemar!e Baptist Association
held las, week. H. h EiIy>on. esq. having
becu introduced. gave ! statement Of the opera
IONS and warts OF the State Mission Board:
Sq.,.r had been expended dur!D, the past year,
bat Sl5,stl were necessary the coming year.
He showed that of the COS Raptis, churches in
virginia not more than one, third q; them hau
contributed funds 70 AID in tue work Of sending
the gospel 10 destitute PAGES AMI tee''.e
churches.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15

Spfes sstrSfet. ibrem Srcen t,eue Srdfte
seseben unb ie in peritierene prcpinssn
9etbsilt. Sp crbalte i6 ie unc made ie
Dem Staate II Il id, "a i6 ibre
Sdulsn gum unierri6t Ger Susenr an
sepanrt wiHen nil. benz iie iid nun
sans wicmen perren."
If. December 1913. sd babe i'm
Orespener Srieren periprpden, RAP in
meinen Y~rpsinsen bic ReliSipn in statu
quo tlciten fol- ; nun bate i6 ramals
Seluiten, fplsli6 mus i6 iie aud tebals
ten. Weine Seiuiten BADEN
Wdnner berppr9e@
b a 6 t. unp nod in neueren .3eiten
Den Yater Ipurnemine, Gectpr in Sbrem
G%pleaium."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15

er in Der Seu6terbanf ftebt neil bann bic
mittlere G%ancntafel bic Ibhre pes Tabers
nafeIs unp aud rem in, Saframente mel
lenbe Seilanc Scroedt. Die SpItanbi9e
Our6fdbrune pieies 8unnoiasss nitric
cs piinibenswertb MAIDEN, pae bic Ga
ncntafel nidt cine 70 betrabtlibe Sbbe
erreidt bGtte, ala. man es bdufg finbet.
@cniatens f5nnte bic Wittlere, iii, ben
beausmsn srpsen Druid teisubebaltsnl ct
mas breitcr angelegt mcrbsn. 3upem ses
niist fir ie Gin aans einfa6er 8abmen,
ra eS ii6 ia ni6t um einen brrSprrasenz
ben S6muf peS Nltars bancelt.
De- Iaternafel ipu rem Speiiefeld,
ep. ;rei aufnebmsn uni slei6;eitis pic J.
Spitie fir bic Wpntran;. WonitranSen,
bic nidt serare isbr bod iinp, fSnnen aud
int labernafel itetsn, ancern SALES iper5
&C iie lcnit mo aufbcwabrt unp bel Der
Grprfticn auf ben sltar sebradt. Nir
mp0en pamit nur fasen, tae Der labers
nafcl ni6t iebr bod ;u iein traudt. llez
Der rcm Iaternafel erbebt iid Del Sbrpr,
arf nel6en bel Grrpftipnen RE WpnS
tran; seitsllt pirr. Gerielbe fam in eis
ner peri6liefbaren Niide beteben, lmp
pann ldet ii6 aud in rieier Niide rie
Wpnitrans nit Der bl. Spfie aufbepabS
rem. gpr pieier Nii6e beIncet iid cine
Stele, auf pelber pann, wenn ras
gluerb. Saframent nitt crppnirt il, raS
altartreu; ;u itsben frmmt. Sci pieier
Ginri6tuas mue alIerrinss rpdbrenp
Der Grppfticn ras &reu; %ressenpmmen
rperren.
Sn rei6er Iabernafel UNI Ibrcn aus
sefibrt perren, UNI 70 mebr nsrren fie
Der bpben @lrbe pes 81. Saframsntes
satipre6en. Was mir i6pn oben erpdbnt,
cas bat aud bier @eltuns, pae namli6 rer
9lltar ZEN M%nfprenun9en Der &unit an,
Seften scnii9t bel weldem Iabernafsl
unc Ibrpn nit Altartii6 uni 3eudters
itufe in prsaniidem 3uiammenbanse ite@
ben, glu6 fam sniiben Der 9eu6ters
fufe unc benz Iltartil6 mod Elm Sprs
Ipruns ii6 finren, nm bic Ganpntafeln
aufsunebmen. 3wedmdsis miro Is jes
cenfauS sur Ibrunruns Res IltarbaueS
er16einen, penn auber Der einen 2eubter@
flute unter Dem 1abcrnafel, aud nod III
teicsn Seiten pes Sabernafels einc sweite
ODER abnlide Silpunsen it6 anl6lieesr,
ME eaS ia audi Der arG6eYen Nr,dbl BON
Ssr;sn, bic BET Der Grppitipn ansesiurst
wcrpen, cntipriGt.
Iu9 bier m5se ras ned bersprsebpben
perren, nae Der Nltartil6 ielbit nidt bel
Der @usi6mifuns peS Wittelbaues, UNI
nit rielem AuSorud I~abenafel unp
5brpn gu be;eidnen ;u fur; fpmmt. Oa
Der decentralization meiit pobl Der Saupts
altar rer 8irHe it, Seritebt es ii6 bon
ielbit ras er UNI mebrere Stufen bBber
lieSt, als bic einfa6en Altdre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15
S1s @pn 3eit III 3eit srbalten ielbit

Ss5 Son 3eit III 3eit erbalten ieltit
bic erSee,en reutiden Sldtter SUn ben
amerifanii6en 3eitunsen 8iTel, in Se'
treF ibrcr Nntenntnib bieiiser 3uitanre.
Ooe aber aud bic riesleitise pre6e
nidt immer rte Sage Der Oinse in Der
alten Seimatb reft beurtbeilt une mandz
nal melt scn Der @abrbeit rei9t, sebt
aus her SO. Is, hes in Chicago erideiz
nenpen ,&atbrliiden @pdenblattes" bers
spr. Oa1elbe rerrppusirt cine, rabrs
fd.inli6 preubiidenS lattern entncmmere
Gpneippnren;, ,pprin pas, in 2uremburs
nf6einenpe Sur. @ert" an~setlast pirr,
tur6 Ieinen GinHus bic @abl peS 6errn
glreermeifsrs g nj / BON Gttelbriid
,um Deputirten her Stinrefammer purds
aeIest III baben, zines Mannes, Der 10
piele ,tbatId6liden Sepeiie sestr allies
RslisiSie" seseben! Sdtte pas fatbpliide
Wpdentlatt cine aenauere &enntnie Der
3ufdnbe, 10 piiete IS ,ppbl, bae Der @ns
erif sesen has Sur. Wprt" Elm rurd
unb eurd bSswiaiser 1T unb auer @abrs
lbeinlidfeit nad aus Der Sober jener
partci fiest, bic rur6 ibre Serratberii1en
YlGne u. feisen Wadinatipnen, bic rnabs
bdasisfeit res Sanres ;u u%ntersraten
fu9t.
Seit 1913 bat ras nWrrt" trerl sur
5abne res 8athplismus sebalten UNI
pieielbe bod 9etrasen, pbne barber ieinc
Sdrserphidtcn Su serseilen. Sreu fdmpfs
te &c segen ben Serratb pes &anpeS an
5ronfreid. treu UNI furdtlpS fettet es
fur Nufre6tbaltun9 Der Neutralitdt
0eut1dlanp seseniber. Oab or babel
bic 6Fsntlibe Meinuns resraientirt, bat
fiG serare bel rer Oiefir6er Wakl belpiez
fen. Inter beipen Ganeipaten, rppson in
SiniiGt res relisiSien @ertbes ppbl me-
MIG llntsri6ier befteben biirfte, mari or
fem @ewi6t in rie @asidale fir Zen
9atripten unc that 10 9ans re1t! raj
bas .Gprt" pafIr pom rdnfeiidtisen
Gprnippnrenten anssflaTt rirr, fam ibm
nur sur Gbre serei9en.
Was fir0lid 4~uremburs SpnO euti6s
Lamb ;u erparten bat, auf relisi6iem ipppbl
als aud auf ,pirtbl6aftlidem Gsbiete,
tason esben pas preubiide Serrenbaus
nnp Der rsutide Rsi6stus i6lasenreS es
peiIe..
Oils patript fennt Ger &uremburscr
I'm aIsemeinsn feline Yfi6ten +; als &az
tbclif itebt or teinem anren &atbplifen
Deutlblanps mad unp in pieier ;weiias
den !Sinii6t finpet er ieinen setreuen
Nusbrud in rem Sur en- burger
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