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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20
POLlTICAL NOTES.

The Democracy of Minnesota, as.
scmbed in Convention at St. Paul
yesterday, made complete and uncon.
ditional surrender to tho Liberals
The following delegates, instructed tor
Greeley, were elected to go to Baltimore
and tell the tale:
lst Dist-C H. Berry, of Wlnona.
j. A. Wise, Of Blue Earth.
NJ. j. Toher, Of Steele.
End Dist-W. W. Phelps. Of Goodhue.
Geo. E. Skinner, Of Rice.
Henry Weyhe. Of Brown
Sd Dist-Wm. Leo, Of Ramsey.
J.J. Egan, st. Louis.
Geo. Mitsch, Of Ramsey.
The Wisconsin delegates to Balti.
more have been instructed for Greeley.
The Cincinnati platform is endorsed a
suiting the Democracy of Wisconsin
Ono delegate moved, very appropriate
", for the appointment VI sexton and
grave diggers for the Democratic
party.
The Republican Convention of Good
hue county elected delegates to the
Convention in the Second District, IA
vorablo to J. A. Tbacher, of Red Wing,
for member Of Congress. Per contra,
the Nicollet county delegates are for
Col Strait. 1t is rumorel that w.
Senatorial matters hinge somewhat on
this contest-the Thacher influence be.
ing for Senator Ramsey and the Strait
men for Gov. Austin.
The Brigham Young Democracy have
declared for Greeley.
Senator Schurz's advocacy of Greeley
now depends On an endorsement at
Baltimore. In the meantime, the Sen
ator goes to Europe.
The Democrats of Maine have
nominated C.P. Kimball, Of .. Portland,
for Governor and gone owe, to Greeley.
Republican ratification meetings are
being held all over the country.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20

The War Department has taken the
prccaution to reinforce all forts on the
Southern and Gulf coasts with the new.
est patterns and largest calibre Of ord
nance, while the Navy Department has
accumulated large supplies Of naval
stores at all stations on the Southern
and Gulf coasts, in accordance with the
desire of the Government to be pre-
pared for all emergencies.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20
SENATOR WILSON'S LETTER.

In his letter accepting the Republi-
can nomination for Vice President,
Senator Wilson refers briefly to some
Of the evidences OF the great national
changes which have been wrought by
the Republican party since its first &C.
cessicn to power, and to the advance
made by the party itself in its princi-
pies. He then gathers, in few terse
sentences, the leading features of the
platform adopted, embodying what is to
be tho future work Of the party. His
letter is we'll deserving careful read
ing by all men who are, or who profess
to be, Republicans and by members Of
all parties.
As one Of the oldest anti-slavery
men in the country-as leader, al
most before there were any followers
and as ono of the founders of tho Re-
publican party, Senator Wilson is en-
titled to marked consideration when he
speaks of the present condition of po-
litical affairs. Not only has his life
been long and earnest struggle in be-
half Of the rights Of all men to those
privileges which shal! elevate then in
the scale of humanity, but it pres ,nts
record Of public service, extending
over period of more than thirty years,
which is without spot or blemish. The
welfare Of the country has never been
subordlnated to self-intercst. HIS
first duty has been to the people whom
be was chosen to serve. His states.
manship has been Of that practl-
cal kind which dealt with facts and not
with idealisms end theories. He las
been bold aud earnest, without fear and
without reproacil, defending the right
for the rights sake. a leader in the
work Of reform, AMI mature in years
and experience, his counsel is Of yrea,
value.
The position which man of this or.
der takes, at time when politics are
shifting and old parties arc merging in
TO new ones, may we'll be studied
Moving with the impetus Of long years
in the service, he finds the good work
to be still inside the Republican party
which made SO glorious record during
tho eventful times of the rebellion, ano
proved itself equal to the settlement Of
the vexed questions which followed.-
He believes it to be capable Of dealing
quite rs successfully with the issues Of
to-day, Of remedylug existing evils, and
of maintaining good government.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20

ITO lazy housemaid)-"Now
Mary, you know I'm going to give q
party tomorrow night, and I shall e.
pect you to bestir yourself, and make
yourself generally useful" "Yes
MN; but I am sorry to say MN I
can't dance"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20

The Boston Journal quoting from
the Chicago Tribume's charge that Gen
Grant "planted in the wilderness" the
soldiers Greeley raised with his pen
asks by the way Of comment: "Could
anything more false and brutal be con.
ceived? The opposition have ooly t
persevere in this strain to secure 70,
Gen. Grant the largest electoral VOTE
cast since the election of James Mon
roe"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20

OF our seventeen Vice. Presidents.
but four have been ro-eleoted-John
Adams, George Clinton, u. D. Tomr-
kins, and John G. Calhoun. Of our
Presidents, Washington, Madison, Mon
roe, jackson and Lincoln-seven in all
have been re.chosen-and after Nov
embcr, Grants election will make the
number an even eight, as it should
be.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20

Count Won Arnim, German am
bassador to France, presented to Presi-
dent Theirs the reply of the German
government to the proposition for the
evacuation OF France as rapidly as the
war indemnify is paid, the government
accepting the priocipal proposition Of
the French government, and requiring
full payment of the indemnity before
the Sd Of March, 1874.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20

-Chappaqus, famous - the place
that holds Mr.. Greeley's farm, is Of rev.
dictionary mention. Major Andre
was there, bound for New York, on
the morning Of the day on which ho
was captured, and made inquiries as
to the road be was travelling.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20

Tue St. Louis Democrat publishes
crop reports from over hundred diff:
erent points in Missouri, Kansas, Iii.
nois, Iowa, and Nebraska, which say
winter wheat is very poor. A large
amount has been plowcd up, and tho
remainder yields only one-third to oue
half crop. Very little old wheat is on
hand. Minnesota is not alone in having
backward corn crop. Reports from
Illinois, Mississippi and other Of the
Western States say it is much behind
hand there.
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THE TREATY.

"A special trou Geneva says the
English are resolute for eight months
adjournment, and tho indications are
that it this is not granted they will
Withdraw from arbitration. This the
Americans will not conoede, although
shorter adjournment might be 40.
copied. Very little was transacted be-
fore tho board on Tuesday besides the
announcement Of Mr.. Davis of the
nonreception of instructions from
his Government. There IL some reason
to believe that the main difficulty in
arbitration has been found aod q basis
reached on which it is possible to con-
tinue the arbitration.
The general view of the court is
against postponcmeut eight months.
1t believes that if the President of the
j.:si:,d States was disposed to go further
IL regard to the supplementary article,
he could convene the Senate in few
weeks, and if he will not do so in a
Few weeks, he will not in eight
months. Il is therefore regarded d.
unlikely that there will be any change
in the American position. Members
of the court are evidently giving the
Whole business m1st serious care, and
dealing with tue matter in a manner 50
that that their action may not In the
slightest degree embarrass either par
ty, it is believed it will be something
in the nature Of compromise, but
at present the tribunal merely listens
| to statements on both sides.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20

: The "c1dest inhabitant" has recently
come to Minneapolis. His name is
David Styles. He is LOG years old and
voted for George Washington. There
are no new styles equal to this cid
Stiles. IT,:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20

Tue Great Jubilee at Boston opened
successfully on Monday. The weather
was pleasant aud the attendance large.
10 speaking Of any feature Of the Jubi-
lee, al numbers under ten thousand are
considered too triaing to be mentioned.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20

Henry Ward Reecher indorses
Darwin, and remarks that he would
just as lief spring from monkey a.
from scme men he knows off,
He wants to know where he is going to,
and doesn't care where he came from.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20

The strikers in New York are be.
coming violent and disorderly. The
police have had to use their clubs on
several occasions.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20
Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale = good
/ farm of 100 acres, on the north and of
Maine Praire, about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
rie AMI meadow, and the whole enclosed
with a good fence thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the premises is
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables, granary aud storehouse two
good wells, and other Improvements. This
farm is directly on the main road from st.:
Cloud to Forest City, and will be sold
cheap. Inquire 1t this Office, or Of
J. 8. DAM,
On the premises:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20

-Manton Marble truly says that
Journalism ''is certainly the most H.
borious Of the Professions" 4 ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20

The cable reports rumor that
Miss Nellie Grant is engaged to a
Scotch lord.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20

The decline in Erie stock has
caused the failure ofsoyeral dealers.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20

Com was $1,134 in New York yes.
terday. +,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20

AMONG the appropriations by Con
gress was one Of $4,000 for surveying
lands in Minnesota.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20
Attention Horsemen!
DR.. @. III. PARKER,
VETERINARY SURGEON

of ~ years experience, four Of which were
in the U. 8. A., can be found At the West
House, st. Cloud, MINI, and consulted with
regard to ill diseases, external and internal,
to which horses are subject. Surgical
Operations performed in = ekillful manner
and those on colts warranted. The patron
ago of the public is solicited, and all busi-
ness in the above line will receive prompt
attention day or night.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20

G.Ranauer&C
Dealers in
READY MADE
{ LOT HING
Gents Furnishing Goods.
HATS s. CAPS.
TRUNKS AND VAL1sEs,
in large assortment add at tho lowest
prices in the city.
We wish to call the attention of our
friends and the public in general,
to our full stock of
CUSTOM MADE
Dress and Business
SUITS,
MEMS YOUTHS AND CH11DRENs'
Of which you will get as good it as
if made to order.
Attention is also called to our great
variety Of
Furnishing Goods,
such as
Cheviot, Percale, Manhat-
ten and Prince Alexis
S HI r. S,
SPRING AND SUMMER UNDER
WEAR.
British, Ba|brigan, Cotton and Wooden
FL O S T.
Gents white Berlin, Cashmere and Kid
GLOW IFS
Cambria, Linen and Silk
HANDKERCHIEF9.
NECKTIES AND BOWS
Of all the lstest styles.
In the line Of
TRUNKS & VALlSES
we have constantly a full stock.
10-you are all invited to come ana e.
anime for yourself, and you vii! ma us
always ready to wait on you, ana mol 700
proud to show you goods, whether you ouy
or not.
G.. IIANAUER & co.
Chicago Clothing aa1:
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Oeen arrested.
Red Cloud and bis party Of Sioux
Indians arrived at Omaha on Saturday.
They are to be furnished each with a
good horse before leaving. There are
also there two chiefs of the Pawnees,
who are reported to be gathering their
warriors for grand raid against the
Sioux.
EARLY on Sunday morning an en-
CINE coming west on the Pittsbure,
Cincinnati T. St. Louis R R., ran over
two unknown men, ID miles east of Stu.
benville, Ohio. The men were lying
across the track in opposite directions,
the head and feet of each resting On
the rails. The wheels passed over
both, cutting off heads and feet. On
the body Of one was found = revolver
and pass book, with V. Lloyd on it.
On the 9th Of this month the
fair Mrs. Fair has . new trial. He1
request to be tried out of San Francisco
Was refused, and call for two hundred
jurors has been issued. There can be
little doubt that this new trial will end
more to her mind than tho last one did,
for after the long pause betwssu the
crime and the present, it will be scarce.
~ possible to bring 10 the same yer.
dict.
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In the line Of
TRUNKS & VALISES

n0you are all invited to come ana e1-
anime for yourself, and you will IND US
always ready to wait on you, ana not TOO
proud to show you goods, whether you BUY
or not.
O.. HANAUER eco.
Chicago Clothing Hall:
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t,a,n ais @&lOs D,lh.ntsrs, sssslj.n

tse,n ais G&lOb BtIhtntsrs, sstsGtn
asraps am aurern Guos Ter Steot.
sic t,wobutt buGtltt fsts Sel S5nt' /
msr 'iittr rnS Ia BEN Isbtsn SaErsn
'bt6dte /. fIsftn puftntbaGt rpsit In Ten
5trbR btnsin aus. 70 pab % ben anftstn
bate, ais bsbast ss itr brauesn tsHsr
uu6 ft sSse uur wisesr In bic Stast,
neil 4. ttr tortists 5aus ptbsr edHJlt6
Itsr lsbsu laTsn, sbrn 70 rsnis aSsr p'r'
mtstbtn wo0s. ...
@as pas asu6ers Der @stlsn bstraf
10 mar sS nod ssnuu 70 bsf6aHtn, wtt
mir eaGtlts aItrs6t f6ilbsru tSrtsn unO
aud tbr glttr, ,pIftsn Stsrlis uno fanf'
Iis, mar haftl6t ssbIttbsn.
Die Sante mar tben eonlerpattp uno
ecnlsrpirte flo NIT allen ssbraublttsn
uno trlaubtsn Tlittsln, uub psnu tbrt
5radt eter fur cine altsrs psriOn ju
paI,n Ihtsn als ft pirflt& mar, 70 mare
etsle 9srs&nuns feline i<mms ssp'Isn,
tnb.m gttts ll&srli&sr Idbt unb sttn
pas utter mttr btrpOrtsbt, als sins aaju
ius.nblits 8lsttuns.
Raum absr baGts bic Ueilsn baran,
90 bate pIslmstr ZEN @ni6sIn. ais bttlt
Gt Rt fur MODERN sstIripst. unb nod tr
G&tIi&.r mar bas In Bs3ug t5rsr @tn'
rtd,tuna uup itrsr Weubslu, wslts pcu'
fanbis tsu @tl&mad pOa NapOIson j..
psrtratsn.
aa.rttuss stu atf&suIt&sr Gsf&mad,
absr tmmsrtiu nod cine art BON Sttl
uub has SsRrstsn, cine Ginbsit ju tr'
,telen, psnn sltt& nur eur6 ttHt as'
mtI&h Na&dfaus BON 80mtf& uuS
9risGii6.
Die slide In rem StubsH tsr Sdrts
0,llta ertnnsrttn an altire uub Spfsr'
tiI6s, Fs parsn womSsIi& srstbsintS, bon
6sqsm RirI6taumtol,s, unb NIT f6rarj
astsiJien @utrlanetu cen 9olj psrisbsn.
Die @tabls sIt&tu bsu StdbisH, auf
psl&.u bic r6mtfasn SsnatOrsn ben isbl'
ssI&lassnsn gsrla& mn&tsn, ben Sal
lisrn ~ imppntrsu.
Die RcmmsbsR ppun nit Jpst 3ou
6obsn NsfFnssaqtritn ssrfbsn, tbrs
Hdnbtr init runcen 9siasn bon bsmieIben
Rttaae psrjisrt unb bic gsprrbtsn Be
foliage Jststsn bt: Grrm BON Dpfsrttl&en
ODER 9aItn.
Die u6rsn auf btsisn Scmmctsn rub
ten auf SduIsn, wsI6s iRnsn has an'
Gretn tlsinsr 3smpsl sabsn, aasnttal6sn
warsp au senlflbtn Elsine Wsbaiacns
pUn Sierutt anssbrn&t, mttf bIausr
@rune NIT wstSsn 5tSuIsn, rsltt ms'
tbOIosif&e DarRsauussu Jstshn, unb
uuttr bisItu mar fsbr brlisbt Ter 8trtauf
pom tlstnsn amorstten bur& alts 8tibrr.
tsr, sswtFtrmabsn prntsRtns, Ia nsusrsr
| 3rit wtrbsr Ju G6rtu ssbra&t wuret.
3ptf&tH ptfsr ginri&taus, wsl&t
robI an bier Dsesuifn iurddtsiEtf, Bee
faursn F& bisr unb ba GtnSrtnSlinef
aus nsusrtr 9stt, sttGsI6t 0rl&snfr,
Seutnnt trssuO sinsr gerIoufuus, StsI'
lsi&t aud sssauft In GUISr elmer aussns
bItdIt@sn eaunt.
(6sTIlttuns fUIst.)
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Cine euriOfe WrrPbs;eibuns.

gBts ttr ,,ecutspilIs gnjstser" mslbet,
puree fceben elm tntsrsGIniTr Suno ae.
maGt Mother ShiptOl's Prophecy"
- stue pctttl&s g8rlIaSuns, wslhe 5u'
erR 1888 rubltsirt unp ron Der I'm Sabre
164l cine usue QuGass Usraufdlttt purrs.
Der srS5srs Sbstl ttr BstRlsung 1T tn
GIfiluns sssdugsn; Oh aud Der S6lue
sur Dabrbtit plrp, l6nnsn MIR In ntun
Sa6ren srfabrsn. Dir laGsn btslslbe In
Ger l1tberltBuns beS ,.Injtt8ers" tn gut
sslungsntn btutfHsn 8stmsn bter fOlssn
,.Sbn. pfrts wsrtsn Dassn ssb'n,
8isl unslld pirb In Der gBrlt tntltsb'n,
@sbantsn fes,n bann unpsrTtilt
llm bic gDslt RAID, rp;s etr 8Itsfratl s!lt.
Dur6 DaTsr psrbsu @unpsr ssfbtb'n,
% tltnst IsltIam, atsr man p!rp ss isb'u,
Die BrIt wIro rann topfiibtr sttstrt,
Nu Bur,sIn Der Slums @clo telassrt.
Dur6 6assl binpur& rsr Nsni6 bann
...... fibtt
llnb trauht tayu ui&t Gisl nod GftrS.
Gs ptrb baun untsr'm gBaHsr fpd3isrt,
Wan fitrtunp fdIdftbcrtu uub ecnpfrfrt,-
s3u BEN Qiiltsn ptre man lSwtbtu hann
Su ptrftttp'nsn Sarten aussttan.
Dae GiGtn Ihwtmmt rann auf gSahsr toIl
tlnp Id6t, ais mar 60 elm Boot aus 9cI3,
Sob piro man Furtn In stnsm Sanb',
Das t,bt rem Mtnffen rc5 unbstinnt.
ghP gpunrtr Ssusv unp 0aGtr oann tRut,
20 wiro In GnsIuns attbrt ttn Cub!
gu Gnbe piro mil bsr pslt rs lttn
Gtntaufsup a&tbunpsrt aatls stn."
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Sie 86lnifAe 3eituno Ibsr ssn
0SafTenftbaher,

DisIs por stnt9sn Sassa bonn SabsI tr'
pdtnts Sts[It Fommt in sinem 9sttartittl
btr 8EiHtrtR scr, pPrtu fs bic pom i6r
lslbR alS mstfsrbait lnrrlannts Berlagr
Der Dalbinstcusr 9tsstsruns far's @sn'
fer S6itrsSsri&t bsfprt4t. Die S!sut
lautti;
,,0ds sntli6 bic tnners 9rrs6ttaune
t.ner anfpri&s bstriTt, 70 tabsn bic Gns'
ldnbsr itbt nlisn Qnlab, bic amsrttansr
,u frassn: n9tr mgraIti6sn seuie, Sa'
rum Iest ibr rsnn nidt an unS ben Wab'
Gta6 Der HtutraltGat;r nspGitttn an, BEN
itr lslbf hurh eufr gtrbaItsD wdbrenb
Res bsutf&. fran,BFiten arirsss aufs..
feat tabt2 5abt ibr stwa ntht Dor st.
mem Sabre S6tHslacunssn BON BuFsn
unb MunitiOn mad 5rantrstb Ssrtauft,
70 pa6 9ambstta BEN @icerfinb eessn
bic beutI&sn Deere um Nouate btnaus.
,ietsn Iouatrir uns DsutI&sn itstt bic
Grtaltuns rts 0slttrtspeus Eap bic
Dobllabrt allsr gsitsr bSssr, oils bic BE.
fritbtguns ttnss i&apsnfrgbsn @sIifss /;
1onlf warben mir uns am Gnct eintgfr
8tnugtbuuns nttt erwtbrsn t5nnen, pap
bic teittn 9inbsr, rsI&s oustn unttr al.
len anesrn um lHE6bsn 8trpituf,6 MIL
len uuIern 5stnben bic Wittsl jur BART.
nddisatn gsTldnssrun6 tss Sampfss In
bic Sans eteeben tab,B, Sesr obnltte
S6a6srssI&t&ttu sinantsr In bic Saars
ssrutbsn fns.'
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9cntcu, 6. San. 6suts trtisusts F&
In Der Stapt Bolton cine fiir&ttrlihe
Scsne. gs purhs bort Der 9bierbdnbt,
ger Woeearte RON leintH e5psn nuf bic
ard6lt6fs Betit lsrTtHtn uub umst6rn6t.
GS maren 8 Q6mtn In etntm 8dfis, ptlGe
u. ruis s'w6bnItb tbre SunfRade MAIDEN
lief. aass 9tns gut, aIs ttm plDBltG
Itin grc6sr ofatil&er Omit Der Wfdbnt
peritbsusr) Q5we bic 3dbue ptse. Wde.
carte bttlt tbm lstn Shptrt tutstsrn,
aber, p6breno sr ton fo atfelt btelt, lhlt6
Fn elm tunger afrttanilHer Q6pe (ottIe
Haet bat fstne Ndbns) bIntr ton uno
bi6 i6n tn bas Bstn. Sowlt tr I& mad
bitlsm umpanbts. fprans aud Der siRsrs
In bic 5Gbe, padts i'm bttm Ropfs unb
r.e t6m stnsn Gbttl Der 6cpfbaut ab.
Ran bat In Wsnassrisu foit immsr
aIubsnpt GiltnfanstH fir esraltihtn
GdQe In Ssrsitl6aft, absr btsfs 8orfht
mar BIER auesr a4t sslaTtn. 60 mar Der
Rann auf lsin S&wtrt augspieisn, NIT
psl6sm er bssp.rat um Rh ttt6 un6 BEL.
ben Q6wen Dunoen am Waufe betbramte.
Darauf a6er (pranesn jwtt aubtre auf
ion los; Der ttns bib TIN In ben arm unb
s.rbrah ibm bic Armtnohsn, Der anosrs
padts ibn am @5&snftl. Stbt risf Wae.
carte, man fo1t auf bic 16isre fhis6su,
aSsr ss mu6 tint btifpitlIofs Ra6ldfRstsit
In bis1er Nenassris etbtrribt tabtn, ftnn
nt&t ttnmal etne 5ltnte mar Ssrr6tbta,
NIT wrIhtr fonf immsr, cbnt bae ibu has
putliium aswabr wirb. stn Bd&tsr BIN,
ter BEN 86fssn bsrsit fttt. Gs wurbsn
itbt @trtbre unb H.pplptr btrbetstIhaft
uno man bsennn In zen RdTs su f6irbsn.
Mbsr bic @swsbrt wartn pTsnbnr nur
NIT Yatrcntn ubne &usslH sslaosn, mas
bic S6isre nur wiitbtnbsr ma6ts, obue
ibnen au fGabsn. Nvetrbem fad nan
ft init tifsrnsn Rrnbsru, Nifsabtln. uub
snbIiH brahte man init alitenben GiIsn.
ainstn btt Sbitrs pom Nareartr pts unp
pur4 cine sinstI&Otsnt 3wiI&tnwano
trennts man iis pom ibrrm Spfrr, ben ittt
nur nod Elm QOps eefd6t bitlt. Quf Die.
fen fsusrtt man orreebGns, nur bapur6,
bae man stns atibsnte GiisnRanss an
ttne Nals bra&te, trieb mau ion pon
Dfdeearts unb btnter bic 3wtl&snwanb.
Sect trbO5 f6 Mateartt f&panttnb,
ab'r shs sr bts Sblr bee SdRss srrstttn
tcnnts, tarjie Der afrttdnt1Gt 96we attr.
mals btrocr, padts ton am Su6 uuo
I6lttfts TIN In Die Gdt juriid, 100 bic pier
nod hbrtasn e5wsu ll6 Dor ben GtI,n
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pd6rtnb aus elmer init S&rOt sslatsn,n
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ancsrn esfeusrt purbs. Dies unb ueur
belize GllsnfaHssa, Ots man sttOIt, ,pana
fe btnu ;ulebt, Ia ben ltsrsn Rt6tnt6Fa
,u fhdtsn, porauf @arsarts, nr& init
Sewuetisiu, btrauessbObsn rare. Ter
fHrGtburt Guftrttt bate sins game Stunbt
seeausrt.
Raetarts fpraa ni&ts msbr aIss ,,Rtt
mir tR 70 aus"y une Barb auf psm Trans
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n.u uub 93.5O0,0OO gtnpUbusr ger,
manil&tr 8aes, BON bsusn 80 Wta.
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auf DsutfGlano 389 WtG., auf bic OF
rsi&if6 'unsartids NOnarGts 9,l60. 900,
auf 8dsisn 261l (8lnmldnrsr), auf bic
S6wsts l,s3s,OO0 unS auf 8u6lanS /
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