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BUIl\ ; LII lJIIIANl.. -.
First Premium at the st. Louis Fair, 1866.
First Premium at the st. Louis Fair, 1867.
Gold NJ edal at the Louisiana State Fair 1865.
First Premium at tho st. Louis Fair, 1StiS.
First Premium at the Memphis Fair, 1853.
First prclni,ln ut the St. Louis Fair, 1869.
At all the above mentioned trials the Bril-
Liant Stove tested its; metal i'll the open field
baking bread, with all the leading cooking
stoves manufactured on this Continent.
Every Brilliant is warranted to give entire
satisfaction or your money refunded i'll full
II. HAlItElt, Sole Agent,
No. 40 Camp St, New Orleans.
Dealer in all kinds OF Cooking and Heat
ing Stoves, Fire Crates, plain and Japanned
Tin Ware, Plated Ware. Table Cutlery, and
every description OF House Furnishing
Goods. = Die Agent for The celebrated Itingcn
Washing rIachinc, and Wallace's Patent
Combination Crate. Jan'E l, 1872. nl5:lY
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EDUCATIONAL,
HOMER MASONIC
FEM ALE EGE.

FEMALE COLLEGE,.
The exercises of this Institution began on
the first Monday in September last.
The scholastic year is divided into two
sessions of twenty weeks each-tirst ending
the last of January; the second the last OF
Juno.
FACULTY
L. F.W1LCox, President, and Prof. of Latin,
Mental and Moral Science.
Miss III. VAUGHN, Teacher in Literary De-
.partment and Instructress in French.
Miss d. CALHOUN, Assistant i'll Literary
r. b. L1oSosK1, Prof. of Music.
TERMS:
Pupils admitted at any time and charged
until end of session. No deduction in tut
ton except for protracted sickness.
Tuition English .......Ss, 81 and IS. 90 per mo-
instrumental Music with use
of instrument........... ......".... 600
Extra lessons in Vocal Music. 400
Drawins $50
Board, exclusive Of washing,
lights, and articles for toilet,
if paid i'll advance, for each
session .........................."i2.50
IF not SO a.
Prof: Wilcox has now entered upon the
laborS of the tenth year of his connection
as President, with the Homer Masonic
Female College. During that time the
any institution OF the kind, and the mode
of instruction has been to inpart a thorough
knowledge OF those studies. The discipline
in the College and Boarding Department has
been firm, constant, but parental. The
health Of the pupils has been invariably
good. In continuation Of the above, refer
ence is confidently made to the patrons of
the Institution and former pupils scattered
throughout North Louisiana.
Additions are being made to the Boarding
House, SO that a large number of pupils can
be accommodated i'll the family OF the Pres
ident.
We, the undersigned, having been
quainted with the Workings of the Institu-
ton during the time it has been under the
management Of Prof Wilcox, very cordial
ly recommend it to friends as Il suitable
place to send their daughters.
+. a. JONES, w. M,
a. WARD, S.W.,
JOHN S. YOUNG, J. W., =
and Judge Parish Court, :
J. r. RAMSEY, Sec'y,
r. r. VAUGHN, Treas,
J. G. EGAN, Judge
District Court,
Rey. ]. r. DAVIDSON. }
Feb'y 3, 1872. 2O:ly ,
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Judge Linton Stephens, the we'll
known brother of Alexander LII. Steph-
ems, has died at home of congestion of
the brain.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
MN, IRON AND COPPER
NJ \ n u i 4 G II O R'Y


The undersigned takes pleasure in making:
known that he is now as we'll prepared AZ
before the war, if not better to do all kinIs.
Of work, either in
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CARRIAGES, BU1GGIEs, HACKS, TT

misunderstanding or RcDni,.in1
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NOC NOttlE, %. :.
Grants majority on popular vote, &o",5 GS
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0UACHITA FEMALE ACADEMY,
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG LADIEs,
ONROE, LA.
The session of1S7I-'72 will contnenc on
Monday, the4th day Of September.
Mrs. II. w. BENTON, Principal, and M
structress of the Primary Department.
THos. o. BENTON, Esq, Instructor OF the
Academic Department.
Miss X. N. MIcKLE, Instructress Of French,
and assistant in the English branches.
Mrs. q. J. SLACK, Instructress Of Music.
Miss MS.PHIPPEN, Instructress in Draw
ing, Painting in water co1ors or Oil, c,u-
broidery and fancy needle work.
TERMS: PAYABLE MONTHLY
Primary Glasses. $500 per mo.
Middle g ................ 4.OE &c
Academic &c ................. 300
French &c .................. 300
Music(wth use of instrument) 600
Board, including washin
Drawing, Painting, .vc., ut tcachcr:,'
charges. Aug. 2G, 1871. 3O-tf
Ho"E's COLLEGE.
This College, now in it's twelfth scholastic
year, is in session from the first Tuesday in
september to Commencement Day, We'd
neSoay after third Sunday in June. The
corps Of instruction is full the OF
study ample; the library and ipl,:irat us adj
cuu:,tc the endowment i'll hopeful progress;
locality enlincntfy hcathfut, and commune
ty Intelligent and refined.
Tuition, $500 and $500 per month, in ad-
vance, for the term. Board, from Sl2.1U to
$1,000 per month. Contingent, 81 so.
For further particulars, address Rev. j. l..
COEH, President II. G..
w. T. MORELAND,
nlarlG:2Gtf Pres't Board OF Trustees.
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IT Il. BUCKLEY,
-. va ron " 4 X RI
No. Camp street, Now Orleans.
DEALER ~
A"sesir|t's, -Asty5ish ana ,Str'i&s N"f',ho*,
ofrthc best Makers.
FH'c |c'rcl'y, I'nue STEER Ware, GWrc
.n,sd Jio''ta CzocAs, G'1u1s ara lri&toAs.
zEEi" Every description ofW ATCI RErAIE-
ING ut moderate prices. nnv% '7I:ly
A -. GlsISAyOLD n CO.,
Corner Canal and Royal SITS, Now Orleans,
Importers Of
FINI; WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwEI.HT, FANCY
p GOODS AND CUTLERY,
And Manufacturers Of
: Il Il X l. y {! s /, V +! j w \ X T..
poccmbcro, 1871. l2:1y
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y correspondent of the Boston
Spectator, after Il late trip through the
wine growing counties OF Europe, is
convinced that American grape grow
crs follow too scrvilclN the process of
European culture. II il we'll known
that the European grapes can be grown
upon this continent only on the Pa
ciiic slope, where the climatic coutti-
tons rCSCnlhlC those Of the western
coast of the Eastern continent. Our
native grapes, being adapted to an on
tirCly different class of conditions,
would naturally be expected to require
Il different treatment. Our excessive
pruning, for example, is thought by
many TO seriously cripple the produc-
tive power of American grapes. 10
test this matter for himself, the writer
in the Spectator commenced TO vary
the treatment of his own grapes from
the imported methods. He now raises
his trCltisCs to tho height of twelve feet,
and trains his vines SO us to produce
the heaviest Iruitage at the top of the
trcllisCs. He finds that their elevation
above the ground, and subsequent
greater exposure to the suns rays, Sc
cures them from rot and luilClcw. While
these diseases, with leaf blight and ten
dcncy of fruit to bursting, affect. to u
extent, the vineyards of
his neighhor, he is entirely without an
nOyancc ON that score.
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Important Election Tables.

VOTE OF LOUISIANA FOR PRESIDENT AND
STATE AUDITOR.
1870 1868,
, 1872-10-26

r~eopened, the votes of the Majority indicate q
conservative tendency in regard to Cuba. The
Republican members in the Cortes condemn the
insurrection in Ferrol and said their %partissns
are not implicated.
Prince Napolean received an order to leave
France, and was conducted by the Agents of the
police across the frontiers. Afterwards he and
the Princess Clotilde left Switzerland for Milan.
NJ. Rouher has appealed to the permanent
Committee of the Assembly in favour of Prince
Napoleon.
Asquadrou of 5 German vessels of war is being
prepared to make a voyage round the world. It
will first 60 on to the West Indies.
Troops were sent to Li>burn, ireland, on ao-
count of an apprehended Anti Catholic outbreak.
An increased scale of taxation will be impos-
cd on the Island Of Cuba lrom the 1st January
next.
The export duty on Sugar will be augmented
by IS cents a box, and 81 SOC. per. hid. On i'm
ports there will be an increase of Is W. R.
on the tariff rates.
, 1872-10-26
St Thomas Station, 21St October.

18th Oct.
New York.-Flour, superior, S64, extra So.
Crystal Sugar 1Osc. Gold 1921. Sterling 81
p. C.
London.-Crystal Sugar, 3!s. Cd. Muscovado
24s. Clayed Havana No IL aloat, 2Ss. Cd. De-
merara rum Is 99d. Trinidad cocoa 63s. Reutes
53f. Cousols 928. Blnk rate G PC.
GENERAL NEWS.
The Government troops were on the 18th
waiting for reinforcemoDts to attack The Ftrrol-
insurgents who occupy the arsenal. This repub-
lican instruction does not appear to have ex-
tended to any other part of Spain.
It is reported that the German Government
has resolved on the construction of an immense
canal to connect the Baltic with the North Sea,
and the estimates aud plans are already made.
The Indian Raids in Honduras were stopped
by the appearance of the West India troops.
ST. THOMAS STATION, OCTOBER 22ND.
18th Oct.
New York-GoId1 13 Sterling 81 p. c. Flour,
superior, SCI. extra s73. Meal $33 10 $50. Pork
SIS. Crystal Sugar 1OIc.
London.-Sugar, Crystal, 31s. Muscovado
24s. Clayed Havana, No. IL, 28s' Cd. afoat.
Demerara rum Is. 10d. Trinidad cocoa 63s.
Rentes 534. Consols 90. Bank rate 6p. O.
GENERAL NEWS.
In the Spanish Cortes, which has lately been
, 1872-10-26
Revolt in Montenegro.

Russian forces marching on Khiva.
Lord Redesdale says that the English Repre-
sentatives at Geneva sa crificed England to suit
Cabinet Policy.
Sir Charles Adderley says England paid dear
ly for men who made fortunes by sacrificing the
honour of their country and ought to bear a
portion of the consequences.
German A m bassador at Vienna married the
daughter of John Jay, American Ambassador
there.
Colliery explosion at Morley, 80 killed.
Postmaster General refused to allow Brad.
law Journal to circulate by mails.
Gladstone has called q meeting of the Cabi-
~net-Important business on the 9th-Business
unknown.
Iron in Staffordshire reduced forty %shillings
per ton.
Solicitor General Sir George Jessel says Eng
land will pay America promptly, without adj
diiional taxation.
Stanley engaged 10 give 100 lectures in
America for $4,000 dollars for loo nights. He
leaves Liverpool on the 20th for America.
Laura D'F4ire acquitted at San Francisco.
Mozelle arrived at Plymouth.
Agrarian outroges in county Mayo. Many
landlords shot.
5000 Bricklaycrs struck work at Chicago.
English claims against America multiplying.
18th Oct.
New YoRK.-Gold ll23 Sterling Sc. Meal
49, to $4. Pork Sag. Flour, superior, $63
Extrs So.
L~oNDoN.-Sugar, Crystals, Sis. Cd. Musco-
vado 24s Demerara Rum Is. 9Jd. Trinidad
Cocoa OBS. Rentes 534. Consol8 924. Bank
rate p. c.
GENERAL NEWS.
An insurrection apparently in favor of Re
public in Fcrrol a naval station in Spain.
Government troops acting against rebels on
the 10 h.
III the last month $4,000 cmigran.s left
Liverpool fox America.
Practice of shooting Landlords continues in
ireland.
II. MS of War "Racoon,"' Danao," Spar
TAM" Swallow, - 'Woodlark," and Fly" are
expected to leave Jamaica to. morrow for Bermu-
da. II. NJ. GunOoats "Britomart, - and "Oho-
rub" are expected at Port Royal shortly.
The high rate of discount of the b INK of Eng
land occasioned the Herald" to remark that
whatever Steps are taken t. check the flow of
capital to the United States, will not prevent
New York from becoming the financial centre
Of The world.
New YORK, 10th Oct Flour, superior, s65.
Extra $74. Meal $34 to $50. Pork $144.
Crystals, Sugar 103c.
LosDox.-Sugar, Crystals, Sis Cd. Musco-
vado 24s. Demerara Rum is gid Trinidad
Cocoa Obs. Rentes SO.
New YoRk, 18th Ocr.-Goli 1l25. Sterling 81.
LoNDoN.-ConSols o235. Bank rate 6 pet.
GENERAL NEWS.
1t is said that Theirs will on reopeniDg the
Assembly endeavour to have a Republic Oh con-
servativo principles definitely established. This
is in opposition to the more Democratic tcnden-
cies OF Gambetta's party.
An explosion took place in a coal n,Ge in
England, 40 killed.
The Russian and German press are at com
plete variance as to the result Of the Imperial
conference in Berlin.
, 1872-10-26
r EPOR
OF THE COMMISSIONERS APPOINT
ED TO ENQUIRE INTO THE WORK
ING OF THE CENTRAL SU-
GAR FACTORIES SYSTEM
IN MARTINIQUE AND
GUADELOUPE.
To His ErccLleacy Z. d. BAYNES f. Q.
Adminl stcring the General Government
&C., &c, &c.
. (Continued.)

"" 9C, &C
Continued
The Commissioners beg respectfully to
observe here that the processes of manu-
tacture both of Sugar and Rum in all the
USInes both in Martinique and GuadeIoupe
visited by them are more OF less Identical
the only pcrceptible difference being the
adoption III the New Factories of the an
planes of Modern Science and improved
Mechanical and other arrangements. The
Qualification of the Juice, its reduction to
syrup at a low temperature, the perfect
Capitalization and colour of the Sugar, and
a maximum return are obtained by repeated
filtration through animal charcoal, the
"Triple Eaet," and Vacuum Pan processes
and last OF all Centrifugal Machines
A great drawback at present to the
USlne D'AIECUssiCr is tie want of fresh
water, salt water is OBJ Iiged to be u>eI as
also water derived from wells decidedly
brackish. The injury to the Boiler tubes
and other machinery from using salt water
has been 50 great that arrangements are
now being made at Il great cost, to bring
fresh water to the Usine from the other
division Of the Island.
We take leave of this "PaIace Factory"
with the remark that the Proprietors Of
contributory Estates, as well as several
share holders with whom we had the plea
sure of conyersing expressed themselves
perfectly satisfied with the present condi-
ton of affairs, and very confident as to the
permanent success of the U>ine. The shares
originally issued at 500 Francs are now
quoted at 1000 Francs but none are to be
had. We were informed upon good autho-
rity that Estates which before the esta-
bIlshment of Usines were in debt, or con-
stantly changing hands, were now in a
tlourlshlng condition, and thal others which
hai almost fallen out of cultivation were
now making excellent crops.
We had the pleasure and advantage of
several interviews with NJ SouQue, whose
family possesses a small private Usine cal
led BEAUFORT" not far from Point-a-Pitre.
We were unable to visit this Factory but
we We're Informed by M. Souques land his
statements were confirmed by indepen-
dent testimony that this Usine purchased
canes from the neighbouring Estates pay
ing 6 p. Cent for them and that upon a
Manufacture of 5000 Tons of Sugar p. an
mum the clearances of the Usine were very
handsome. The precise amount was not,
however, communicated to us but We OBJ
serve that Mr.. Russell. a gentleman who
appears to have visited Guadeloupe from
Demerara 3 or 4 years ago, in some notes
OF his visits entitled "2 weeks in Guade-
loupe" speaking of the BEAUFORT Usine
states: The Books shew that they clear
ed { 19, 400 upon SO 1868 ,371 lbs. canes
purchased (I869). These figures shew a
profit OF about 14l6 pr. Ton of canes pur-
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9auptauartier bc6 Department
D.fpta.

StpauL Mtnn. 26. Wdr;, 1872.
On ben 6rrauaeeber Der Siz
our @tty Gime6, Sipur
@ttY> Somo.
Mein Ser!
8riefe fno betm 6auptquartier aus
perl9tecenen Itetlen Der Ser. &tooten
etnseean9en, 6raeen feuenc lber bic Il
lebter 3eit beriateten @olpentreduneen
In eem 2anoe6tbeile pefli9 pom Mil>
iouri GIuB, bsfannt unter Dem Namen
Der ~@&war;en 5leel (B]ak Hills)
Don Datota." G6 miro in ben Bricfen
etenfaus bic Grase osftsIt, pb @rpeoitios
men, pel@e an9eblih in Der @usrafune
teeriftn itten, a~eifattet ruerosn tplroe,
in iene @egeno porsurrin9en. Der be-
trefence Qanoe6tbeil 1T laut @ertrao NIT
ben @tcur als eSnpiarer<3 eierpaticn COM
Hituirt uno pie&seteruna bat i9> pie Yer>
nommen wtrr, eafir uerbir9t, ben 2ano>
ftri9 Dor ber 8eleBun9 uno Mnfepeluno
pur6 pte Weibeu III 1hlBen.
Dem9emdb lo6en it6 @eleQidaften
unp ~Grpeottionen", relde fd croanifren
mbesu, um bic @eeenp III b:1uden pcer
~ proipecttren, (prospect) auf Elm unae<
lebli&s6 Beotnnen Elm, rel1enMuefdtruns
g na6 benz @eieBe uni metnsn 9n true
tionen meinepaiht fem miro, lelb 4, menn
nDtbi9. NIT 6ilfe ter mir 3ur Di1poz
i1:ion ftebenren Gruppen 3u oerbin>
bern.
Bei bieier @eleoenbeit MIL i'd ermdbz
men, oab i16 70 eben Elm amtlihe65 6rei=
ben Don @enerol @tanlea, melder utter
mir am iNourizT ::ub bsfebli9t erhalten,
mur;n er beildufa ouf he @ladz6 Sill
@olc9erd@te Besua nimmt unp laot> pof
bort fstn @plo 0efuncen mcrpen lei.
Benn Ste pieie Nnoabe publtciren
pollen, 70 beQe t6 feinen 3meifel, pielelbt
weroe ben @rfol9 BADEN, ptele maderr
9eute Dor uunlBen @%slrau89aben gu
l9iben.
SD bin, metn 6err
bo@a&tuns6oru
Sbr 0eburiumer Ltener
Us. 9 6ancpf,
@eneral> Major Der @erein. 81. Nrmee
@ommanrirenper.
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poG6ei9eric6t.

Cine praselet, Die ein babies Dubenb
betrunfener Noromdnner u%ntereinanoer
In einem Sa(oon zines eelen Norpmonz
mes an 6. @trobe %peranfaltet batten,
bilpete oa6 9anae @elddft. "a es Gd
berauSfeute, ro6 ,politilde GonrS" ben
@runb ~ benz @canoal 9elest unp per
polisetrt@ter in iol&tn Sa6en ein flbz
lenoes 6er3 bat, 70 wuroen 1e NIT einem
Germei6 entlaHen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-04

- 8rotbed, Der In letnem Saleon in
Brainare &pbert 8ritton bet @elesen<
belt zines 6anosemense6 eri6e0en, 1T
In Dulutb ces1optidlaes I'm 2teu@ raoe
l&ulbte befunpe1 rporpen. Die meifen
NIT bsua Tau eenau b%efannten perionen
batter cine Greiipre@ung erwartet.
Sn Caring Bailey, Dlmfeab Co.,
trtdnete nd etrl BEN Erunt freebentr
b.utf&er Meseers Namtn6 8int.
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Morebcu6 S @are,
Smptrteure u. @dabler tn
@Qttler &tIenmdQrem,
Yferbtbtden, @is=Sat olfern &c.
- minnefpta Ctr, I'm Omit ct. paul.
0ie Gltuar1
&rnte= Il. Mdbmai@ime,
IL bsfer in nielen Sin19ten, als ireenb pelde an.
tere Maidtne gum @9neiben sen
@etreibe potr @raS.
0te &l1uQr0

1. ete If tart unb ~bauerbafs unb tp& etnfa& tn iprer
1naarufNpr-
3 e,e arbettet letdt; ttr Bug setrdet muir eirea 200
YfnHb.
8. sc .rfpart Belt une @etr.ibe uus bet I'M ttefsr Besi.-
hung ut6t tb1sselstden
4. sic tdnsi aass auseetulete @strsite uub lpfe 4esscn
ir .nsm ea5u tentuamteu 8arten anf.
5 .1pet pSer bret gtnber tShnen, ueun eepan( DIT, t:tdt
MD fiber tarauf ~arbett,n.
s Gle brtnet bos eeitntttene 9 etreibe Ia eineu DraStbe.
hslter. son peldem iDlbee lettt on ben Btnpern abeenpm.
men merben tann. Dbae bic 5dnhe III perleSsn.
z. Dds @etrette tptrb burd brets StaMfetn, ntttetf beren
ahe ouseetaIstsn R5rner unb !rie Nsbren a~efammelt unb in
bfn SafeE asfatrt rerben, af Elm blot sdpanntss ZuG &C..
3steu.
y. Ste bebt bns 9ttreibe, pb fulhes feu4t pber troeen III,
nit rsnieer Rsibung unb Rrafaulranb ais irsent eixe an.
bere u"b pbne 3u fpifen.
9. Der stnl efafen la6t Na %aufbafen. ~ bab te Maf9tne
letht turd, pfurttn pai1ren fam.
~. Dteielbe wiro bon einen @elpanu pfsr be NIT ea4.
tiefet' gssreen.
II. Dtefelbe IN NIT elmer Mdbmaidine erner Qadtttdt,
mt o'esiamer S&ns!eehanae. auf spet @dtern uno leiat Sc,
bst'n unb ~nteberg, laden' NIT %lunelnmer BepeeunB fir 81.
tre'te unb ldneaer geutpune fur @ras. %eurnttnirt
IL: Ste erntet @uer get,e'be unb grae letdter, btateer
NIB ~iOrsfdlteer, NIT n enteer Belt, N,bstt uxs @elb als trsenb
.stue aubert Wafttne.
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Braueret ab9ebrannt -
6eute beluhte uns 5err Oeore 6. @stb
BON 6ranffort 1own> Wriebt g., Der
letter Der Brtneer e,ner uualiidspof mar.
Nm II. Mdr3 ndm!ih serie'h rur9 einen
1&apbaften Sdornitetn RE Braueret ree
@enannten tn Branp unp muroe odnsz
LID in Nlde aele9t. Der rurd ra5 Neuer
perurlabts 8erluft helduft Gh ouf $4,000,
mopon letter fem Gent pe,ihs,t. 5err
WeiB batts unter pisl Sdmpfen unr
S6wiert9teiten po6 @eldlit tsgrunpet,
uno ca6elbe be9ann ltb tben gut III rem
tiren, al6 rer. @ernihtunasitloo IS traf.
un9ebcuot biercurb aeh1 inctilen uni ct
Treuno ans Werf rer Wiersrerbauuno
ietnsr Byauerei uno bpht pamit biz Musz
gang ee8 nddfen Nuauf III Gtanre III
tommen. 6pfentlih miro uns, wenn
ntht eber, cod bis rcbin rie Treure, rab
pa6 erlte gut 9elunaene @ebrlu in Der
aus Der N(de her 3critDrun9 niecerers
fanoenen Brauerei pom 3apfen yslaufen.
Ber bod pabei 1ein fDnnte,
- Wtr melceten in Ut ltrer lsBten Nuu,z
mer, ca6 IN Wilmoufee amilhen Trau
Mnnefe unc 6errn Nappoport
Elm Wortfampf iter ras Trausn (timmz
re9t ~tatt9ebabt, in mel6em bic Pima
aone" Don benz uRsden'| nit : er " a6e>
welde Ger l41nern une B. fern 6ilfte Ger
Menldbeit 10 pertrout IT. .pte Dem BIZ
mooiten 6aupt iein &oprier nit Der
3un9e 9e{&losen wcrren~ Grou Nn<
nefe bat aber tbre Mererlage, mie es
idetnt, nidt anerfannt: UNI 6errn Rap
paport roour@ su einer neuen 6sroue<
foroerun9 9en6tbiQt me'd: ie onaenomz
men. Nodmal6 aIio enttrennt her &f
uno welden Nntbea Deutlh> Mtben an
sem Nussane ntmmt mag aus benz
S&lub Der eenlelben tetrefenren Mitz
tbetlun9 re6 "Seetotsn" en,nommen
meroen. Derlelbe ia9t: Die Straben>
babnmaa9ons wercen 70 lange se,tebren,
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