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A crust of bread, pitcher of water, a
thatched roof, and love there is happiness
for you, whether the day be rainy or sunny.
1t is the heart that makes the home.
whether the eye rests on potato patch or
flower garden. Heart makes home pre-
cious, and it is the only thing that can.
Vice and laziness have everywhere their
votaries and the vestiges of the " shabby
footstep" are TO be met with in all places
No human beings ever congregated into
community without including among
themselves the just and the unjust. the
wise and the ignorant the evil and the
good.
A good word is an easy obligation; but
not TO speak i'll requires our silence, which
costs us nothing.
onversation.-While the gift of con-
versation proves clever man, the want
of it Is no proof Of dull one
He who betrays anothers secret, be
cause lie has quarrelled with him, was new.
er worthy of the sacred name of friend a
justify a breach of trust on the other.
Profanity never did any man the least
good. No man is richer, or happier, or
wiser for it. 1t commends no one to soci.
ETY. it is disgusting TO the refined, and
abominable to the good.
Virtuous Society.-Much of the comfort
of this life consists in acquaintance, friend
ship and correspondence with those that
are pious, prudent, and virtuous.
1t is much better to decide difference
between enemies than friends for one OF
our friends will certainly become an en-
emy, and one Of our enemies a friend
Interest and Friendship frosts tc
the bud and blight to the blossom, even
such is self-interest 20 friendship and
confidence cannot dwell where selfshness
is porter at the gate
Charity.-The best charity is not that
which giveth aims, whether secretly or
with ostentation. The best charity--that
which worketh no evil, lis the charity
that prompts US to think and speak well
OF our neighbors.
II is not enough that we wish well to
others Our feelings should clothe them
selves with corresponding actions. The
spring which has no outlet becomes a
stagnant pool while that which pours
itself off in the running stream is pure and
living and is the cause of life and beauty
wherever il flows.
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Probate Ordcr-State of Michigan
County Of Van Buren,, ss. At a session of the
Probate Court, for the County OF Van Buren,
holden at the Probate Office, in the village Of
Paw Paw on Monday, the twelfth day Of Nav
III the year one thousand eight hundred and
seyenty-three. Present George W. Lawton.
Judge of Probate. IN the matter Of the Estate
OF Russell VI. Johnson, deceased. On reading
and filing the petition. duly verified Of Cyntbia
y. Johnson, widow Of said deceased. pIaving
that an instrument herein with her said petItio1,
filed and purporting to 10 the last will and
testament OF said deceased may be admitted TO
probate, and that letters testamentarv thereof
may be granted TO herself, executor therein
named. Thereupon is Ordered the sixteenth
day CT June, 1873, at ten o'cloc IN tbs fore
noon. be assigned for the hearing OF said peti-
tion, and that the heirs at law OF SAID deceased
and all other persons interested in said estate
are required TO appear at a session OF said Court
then to be holden at the Probate Office. I'm the
village OF Paw Paw, and show cause. n anv
there be, why the PRAYER of the petitioner sbould
not be granted. And il is further ordered that
said petitioner give notice to the persons in
terested In said estate. OF the pendencv OF said
petition. and the hearing thereof by causing a
copy. OF this Order TO be published in the True
Northerner, newspaper printed and clrculat-
ing IN said County OF Van Buren,, for three
SUCCESSIVE weeks. at least, previous to said day
OF bearing. gi6i8&
GEO. W. LAwToN, Judge OF Probate.
true copy. G. W. LAwIoN, Judge Of Probate.
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sherman 81 SeIIicI1


All kinds of Boiler and Sheet Iron work done
to order on short notice. Al Boilers tested
previous to leaving the shop. Competent men
kept to do repairs, Tubes taken out pleced
and reset. Old Boilers and Tubes Bought or
taxed IN Exchange.
q. d 4. IEcGHEGOR.
SO Atwater st. 9lGm6 DETROIT.
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New f.OOds.-Sherman Il Sellick are re-
ceiying a splendid stock OF New Goods consist
in part OF choice lot OF beautiful designs in
English and American carpets. and pronounced
10 be the finest patterns ever brought into this
market, also an elegant assortment OF New
STYLES in Fancy cassimeres and coatIngs. Dress
Goods. Prints, Sheetings, Hats and Caps, Boots
and shoes, Carpet Warp. Lace CurUalns, and q
large Variety OF General Merchandise. ali OF
which will be sold at extreme low prices.
Paw Paw, March 26tb, 1873.
SHrRNAN & SEIlLcK.
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SOUTH HAVEN DIVISION.
CRAM RIVER VALLEY DIVISION.

II. e. SARGENT. Gen. Supt. VI. {. x. X
G. K. CuRTIsL, Asst Supt.
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Probate Order-State OF Michigan
County OF Van Buren. ss. At a session of the
Probate Court, for the County Of Van Buren,,
holden at the Probate Office, in the village OF
Paw Paw, on Monday, the twenty-sixth day Of
May, ia the year one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-three. Present-George W. Law
ton. Judge OF Probate. In the matter OF the
Estate OF George WIckens, deceased. On read
ing and filing the petition, duly verified, Of
Joseph Wickens father OF said deceased, pray
ing that administration OF the estate Of sand
deceased may be granted to John Lyle or to
some other suitable person Thereupon it is
Ordered, that Monday, the twenty-third day OF
June, 1S73 at ten o'clock IN the forenoon, be
assigned for the hearing OF said petition, and
that the heirs at law OF said deceased, and all
other persons interested in said estate, are re-
quired to appear at session OF said Court,
then TO be holden at the Probate Office in the
village OF Paw Paw, and show cause, if any
there be, why the prayer of the petitioner
should not be granted. And it Is further order
ed, that said petitioner give notice 10 the per-
sons interested In SAID estate, OF the pendency
OF said petition, and the hearing thereof, by
causing copy Of this Order to be published
IN the True Nortberner n newspaper printed
and circulating in SAID County OF Van Buren.
for three successive weeks, at least, previous
to SAID day of hearing. 9i8t3
GEO. w. LAWTON, Judge Of Probate.
true copy. q. W. LAwToN, judge Of Probate.
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A sesmtress' exclamation-A-hem.

A sesmtress' exclnmation-A-hem.
Unseen happiness-A kiss in the dark.
A youthful warrior-A baby in arms.
An universal want-Want of money.
The most useful thing in the long
run-Breath.
Wheels go best when they are thor.
oughly tired.
1t is better to be flush in pocket than in
countenance.
What grows bigger the more you con
tract it Debt.
The conjunctive mood-Thoughts OF
matrimony.
Somebody wishes TO know if pig pen
is used TO write hog latin.
The best band 10 accompany lady
vocalist-A husband
Jinks says that wedding rings ought TO
be rechristened Offerings He has been
married 6veyears
Clara" asked Tom, what animal
dropped from the clouds? "The rain,
dear" Reindeer) was the reply.
The latest device for breaking up" a
sitting hen is to put couple Of Jumps. of
ice in the nest.
Name the longest day in the year"
said teacher to young hopeful of five
summers Sunday !" responded the
little man.
What is the difference between a fool
and looking-glass ?-One speaks with
out rejecting, and the other reflects with
ont speaking.
A clergyman named Fiddle respect.
fully declines +" the degree of ID. d., be-
cause, as he said, he really did not wish to
be known as the Rev. Fiddle d. ID.
Charley" said fond mother TO her
son. you are into that jam again. " No."
replied the pet, "you are wrong, ma the
jam is into me-"
Leaves.-A traveller reports that he has
seen plants in South America with leaves
thirty four feet long. That ledoes all other
foliage in the shade.
A young lad who was called as wit
ness was asked if he knew the nature of
an oath, and where he would 90 if he told
a lie. He said he supposed he should so
where all the lawyers went.
Trying TO do business without adver.
tising is like winking at pretty girl
through a pair of green goggles. lou
may know what you are doing, but nobody
else does
II is cheerful 10 he sitting in a railroad
car, going at the rate of forty miles an
hour, and have n man pass through the
train and put tract in You lap entitled.
Prepare 20 Meet Your God"
What is the difference between rhodo-
dendron and cold apple-dumpling p
Perfectly obvious, and yet nobody ever
guesses it, Why, o. course. the one is a
rhododendron, and the other is cold
apple-dumpling.
A party Of epicures dined together at an
hotel. After they had drank an enormous
quantity of wine, they called for their
reckoning "lt is absolutely impossible
that we four men drank so much. stam-
mered one" You are quite right" re-
piled the waiter; but you forget the
three under the table
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Farm E'OI- SaIe.-A farm Of Forty
acres, lying two miles north OF the village of
Paw Paw, with u acres improved and twelve
acres OF wheat on the ground. thrifty young
orchsrd, and good water. Will be sold at rea-
sonabe price If applied for soon.
Il. VAN TAssLE.
March 18th. 1878. 938m3
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VOL. XVIII. NO. 10.
JULY, 1872.
PAW PAW RAIL ROAD.

Trains from Paw Paw connect with the same
named Trans on the Michigan Central hallroac
at Lawton, going east and west,
LEAvEPAw PAW.
$50 A. M, returns from Lawton at 4 A. NJ
1000 a. M, Mail Train, east.
900 n M Mail west, and Way Freight east
S:I5 D. m Kalamazoo Accommodation, east.
rN-Trains return to Paw Paw on departure of
JOHN IhLING Sup't.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Gusincss G5ar0s.

II VI. LILLE. Attorney and Counselor at Law
IL. and Solicitor in Chancery, South Haven,
Mich, will practice in all Courts OF this and 9TH
er States and in L. S. Courts. Office in Webster
building over Ludwig's Bakery. 500
M MASON. Physician and surgeon Cilice
INl. near Adams Mills, Pine Grove. Will at
tend promptly all professional orders. Special
attention given 10 Surgery and the diseases OF
Women and Children.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
MAIN LINE

Trains leave Lawton as follows:
EAST. WEST
Mail, lO:4s a. IN. 80 p IN
Kalamazoo Acc. S:4op. m. sos d. W'
Evening Express l:fOam l'O3 a. NJ
IL. f. ARGENT, Gen. Supt.
C. H. HuRD, Asst Gen. Supt.
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E COOK. Teacher of Piano, Organ. Mcodeon
T.. and Cultivation of the voice, also thorough
Base and Harmony. Apply at his residence on
Paw paw street, two doors west Of Kalamazoo
street PawP aw Mich.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-04

lisiun Der @abrbeit, Der eiebe, Der Sc
redti9feit, alS tas 9immelrei@ auf ST.
ZEN. Sc mebr cas Deutl@e Nei@
cteie aSttlide Miifon gu erfiiuen iu&t,
teito frdber miro es mad auben pie
na9 innen erfarfen benr1 baraus ent'
iprinst bic mpralil1e &rdfttsuns unfes
ter Nation. @ie biele 95ttlide Mii>
flon oufsefabt, ME ter 8roee Gulturz
tar1pf aut6enommea tuproen 1T, .pi1en
bic 8laubiaen @briften. @e bdtter fe
mad ben btsberisen G%rfabrunsen 9ut
empfneen t6nnen, bic beurise Seban<
feier mit3uma&en
So bas 8enannte Blatt. Aus ZEN
,eueiten Na9ridten aber eutnebme1
nil, baB bic 6epan Geier nielfa& au
l9mdbliden Beleiuisuusen ee9sn Die
Ratbolifen mibbrau@t wurre.
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Gpnfict 5niidben Seiferreict
unb Der SGrfei.

Man ldreibt aus Bien Dir Neben
p!SBli@ r1ittert In einen1 Conflict NIT
rerpforte. Die MISUNDERSTANDING
mar i&on un,ufriepen ob Der Nrt peS
Gmpfonses, welden bic GIrfen Don
Montenesro uno&umdnts1 bier faneen.
Nls nun Der Glrf BON Serbien leinsn
Beiu@ ~anfinoiste, erbot fG Der tirfi>
lde 8oti&after ben Gdrfsn als einen
gaiaQen Der Yforte ben, Rai(er porsu>
AeQen. Dus lebnte unfer Winifsrz
prdloent @ruf NnrraGy al. Der
Botiaafter beri9tete barber mad Com
fantinopel uno erbielt Ben Befebl Dot,
Bet Mntunft oes Girfen ab3ureiien.
Nun purre suar Gdrf Wilan ni@t
Sans..als Souuerdn smpfansen, ia i'm
pecer eer Railer nod Elm Gr3berjos
an. Dampfer beBribte; uber Der Raifer
nabul cod lsinen pireeten Beiu@ entz
9eseu unb erwieoerte piefen Beiad.
Sect 1T ss fosar srpeiflbaft seruorpen,
pb Ger pttomaniide Bot1&after 3und@ff
bierber 3urldfebrt; renr Ter Sultan
era9tet f@ psri6nlt@ in ieinet @drre
sstrdnft. Die B~esietunsen 3mifaen
Oeferrei9 sllnBarn uno Der pforte Gnp
d~berbaupt felt Ginger 3eit eelpannt
insbe(onrsre ieitDem ras Wiener Gabi<
net besann. f& far tie Nnl4la6t Der
ferbii@en Babnen an ras un9aril9e
Nsb. TN 0or3us Dor Zen, Mnl&lue an
cie toenii&e Bubn, ~ interelTren.
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Ger s d r.

u0abrldeinli@ Ait Go auetn auf
tcr Smell Sei1o mebr als a@tSistau1eno
perlonen, rpelGs I'M 0ebeimen bic
bic Gultsseentdnte uno Bil&er
ibrer hriRliden @orfabren aufbewabren
unp ibre &elieion I'm @erborsenen nod
ousuben. Die Sapaner ino Gin oerz
fapeieer Menltenldlas fte sefeben
elm, raj ibre &elioipn nibts taust,
unb rpenr nur RE Neeieruns IS gut
bieee, 70 ,pirpe tie r5mild sfatboliiae
3elision nit 8eseiferune besrd6t unc
eintimmis aneencmmen rpercen." ,
Musn 8ere6nunaen sufolse ideint
es, taB in SonjSapan nod etrra 2O0,z
600 Gb.iiten sorbanren finn. Ole
Yapf THUS TX. tieleNadri9ten erfubr,
YeropB ct Greurentbrdnen.
SIM Derlauf res Sabres 1866 Ct
eionete fi9 Mande5, mas als @ortpte
zines fommeneen Sturmes 9eteutet
reroen fonnte. Sp bate maj, cine
Barfe, in Ter fd Gbri1sn befanren,
fefaebalteu, bic Sn1absn Serbaftet, uno
BON ibnen rie Namen ibrer Srt|daften
perlanat. Gin geamter bate tie 0or>
Reber zines driitliden Dorfes III fd
be(9iecsr uno ibnen erobes tlnslld in
Nuafat sefteut, mOfern f1e nod farcer>
bin cas- europdiide ~Sonsenbaus" be-
luden rpirren. Die @brifen 1purpen
our9 berartise Gorfommnii1e nidt i'm
mincefen en%tmutbi9t; fpaar &ineel
famen unp baten um ra5 Saf;ament
Der Dirmuna, um raria he rie Strait
III fnpen, ibren @lauten gu tetennen,
Die 0lilfondre ieBten ibre apoftoltz
lbe @irflamfeit unter rer DIRECTION bee
6srrn pstitjsan, her unteroehen sum
apoffolii9en @ifar ernannt unp am
81. Oftpber 1866 gum 8ildof semeibt
wprpe,1 tper, unperprp1en, >penn aud
in 9Sster @erbpreenbeit. fort. Gielt
GbriRen empfnsen mad entipredenoe'
0prberettung bic 81. Satran1ente lei
Bu6e, ceS MltareS unb uno Der Sir
mune. Nu9 bradten bic Gbriiten of
6eirsn nit, bic uerlansten, in Der drift
liden Nelisipn unterridtet ju ruerren,
Dlan9e rerielben empfn9en bic b.
Gaufe. Sc idien. ale babe bic 95ttz
liae 8oriebun9 BEN Gbrifen nod ein'
Gri(t eeitatten puuen, I'M, fi@ auf Ter
Sturm elmer duberf beftieen @erfol.
9un9 Scrjubereiten.
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9ie Sentitbe Rrie9sentiebd=
bi9un9.

9ei Wnlab Ter lsBten :3abluna
Granfrei9s an bic 8riess> Gntiddpiaz
una fit preueen faet bic uGranfi.
3ts.": Mit Der 3abluns Ter lebten
Nate rie 8rtesscuntribution Don 5000
Miuionen Granfen 1T bic 9r5ete ST.
incorporation unieres 3eitaIters sollz
ftdnris absepidelt. 0fit elmer faun,
elaubli&en S9neuiofeit bat bas franz
;5RIde Commencement bic erforoerli9en
.folo1alen Summen auf9ebra9t uno
pamit bic 8efreiuns tes 9anbes BON
Der ausldnoilden occupation DOT ren,
uriprtnsli@ fefeeiesten Termine er<
sielt. @enau pret SABRE na9 ben,
Stur;e bes Raiierreides, ;wei Sabre
pier Wonate na9 benz Griepens1dlu6e
1T Is trob bes Bireertrieees uno ance<
ret innercu S@wierisfsiten ZEN, repub,
lifanifden Staatsweien eelunsen, f.
uansieue @erpfi&tunsen obsutrasen,
rerer prompte grfiuuns pom Natio>
nalStouomen faum fit m5sli9 eebalz
ten purre. Sn pieisr @esiebunG mug
anerfanut &perpeu, bab GirR 8ismarf
Die 3ablunesfdbisteit Grantrei9s ri9>
tiger III beurtbeilen %nerftaneen bat, als
man@er oeuie9te Ginansmann. SIC
perbdltnibmdbie letdte Muftrin9uns
Der flint Miuiarben, bic anbaltenre
Gelieteit unp 9Sbe .beS &entenccurles
bat ben 8eweis seliefert, tab bic mate
rislIen 9llfsqueusn. GranfreidS f9 felt
Dem Sabre 1915 III untere9enbarer
Deile entwidelt baben, uno rab Ter
Bortsane btsier Yrusperitdt bur9 lie
pielen leitpem eineetretenen Staatsum>
rpdl3uneen in feiner @eile unterbro9en,
ia 1oear Dteuei9t nod 8efteisert nor
cen it,. .Granfret@ BAT r,u1mebr lei>
ne fnan3iele S9ulr an Deut9lanb
ateetra9en. @el@e @irfuneen bat
pieie enorme Gapitalibertraoun9 in
0eutidlano beruorsebra&t uno tpel9e
wiro fe nod beruorbrineen ? @as mir
bis jeBt in oieier Besiebuna pabrneb>
men tonnten, 1T leiper ni9ts @anli>
9e5. Die MilIiarpen baben bic Naz
ton in cine Situation sebra9t, in mel,
de cerjsntse serdtb, Der burd einen
plSBli@en Qottsrtese,pinn aberraf9t
mirr. Gr miro aus feiner reselmlbiz
gen @rbeit bsrauessti0en uxo leidt III
unuerbdltnibmdbisen @ussaben rerar<
loft IN ben meifen GdIen aeiet es
ild no6 Ginger 3sit, bae tie rt,tb>
fbaftIide ya9e res @epinnerS fid blei,
teno ni@t 8ebe0ert, 1onoern per1dlims
inert bat. Mebnli@ ereebt Is rer peutz
iaen Station. Der p!5Bli9e Capital
,uaub tat aunddt cine Stei1srune all
Ter Yreile cine feterbafte Spes
futation our 1olse esbabt, rsrer
Wirfunsen f1 bereitS in pisl>
faden St6runsen res pirtbl9afliz
den Sraanismus c6enbarsn. Die
Steuern fino niraencs ermabiet more
ben. abseieben BON ZEN i%pecieuen
artesSidulpen, 1T nur Elm faum nens
nsnswertber She'll ter Gntl4dpisune
Sur S&ulrentilsuns. nerrenbet lpor>
zen. Der lbermieeenb srSbte2be beg
@elres 1T militairiiden Snfitutionen
3u9efp6en."
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Sic &eban=Teier IN Oeutib:
Lamb.

Eue Ter ,peltsel9i9tli9e Sag te,
Gapitulatipn bes RailerS Nappleon III.
bel Seran AT grocer, Teierli@feiten i'm
@eide ber Sieeer Mnlab seben tperte,
bebarf feiner Ibeionberen G1ldutez
runs tpobl aber fault bic @erfdteoen>
beit Der Stimmuns auf, nit pel6er in
Deutl9lano uno ;rar felbf In preuz
Gen bieler sroee Grinnerun9Sta9 sez
feiert .purre. Der &5ln. Nolf5z 3tg.
entnebme1 mir barlber fol9ence S9ils
perun9:
Mn rem er1en September 19leS f9
Der sreite als trieeeriider Gefttas an.
Oils Der srobe RrieS nit Dem erften
Nappleon beeneiet tpar, wurbe am 10.
September 1918 auf rem &reuaberge
DOT Gem 6aue'5den Shore, elmer b5dft
bel9eipencn NnbDbe unweit Berlin. in
@eaenmart res R5niss Trierrid Dils
belm III. unp css &aiiers Mlsran<
Der I. Don &u6lanb sur Grinneruna
an BE elorrei9en Greiani0e Don 1913
bis 1915 Ter @runofsin gu eineu,
.National > Denfmal" 9elest. Da6
Denfmal, beftsbeno in elmer ied3is Tab
boben, in per f6nisliden Gileneiseerei
acepGenen, oten nit Dem eiiernen 8reuz
,e oefrSnten sotbiiden Spibldule NIT
sw1lf Ni19en, peren jece ben Genius
elmer 5auptldladt lymbolild surteut
purce am 80. Mdrs 1921 eineeweibt.
Nm 2. ;. TT abermalS Gin ~Nationul>
Oenfmal" eingemeibt &pprben. Sc
tebt ni9t ME rds auf Rem Sreu;beree,
entfernt, fontern fat mitten in hers tapt>
swil&en rem8 ranoenbureer 1bore uub
Gem neuen fattli@en Bau tes @ene>
ralfates tas uSie9essD enfmal" auf
Dem SDnissplabe 8lei&t Dem Natiuz
nall Denfnal ouf BEN 8reu3berse wie
Der Miele Ten, 8inte. Greilid, bic
Ebaten, ~ beren@ erberrli&une pasNa>
tional.D entmal auf Dem &reu3ber9e
pient, {inb anpere, ale tiejenisen, eenen
rae reue @teses>D enfmal feline Gntz
febuns perbantt. @as Yreueen Dor
le9s3ie Sabren erranS, errars es i'm
Bunpe NIT tret @rsbmd@ten. Sn
ben iinafen Sabren aber leifeteu rie
@robma&te r,ur biplomatii@en Bet>
tanb; fe blieben neutral Elm 8erbalz
ten, wel&es aIerbinss bod BON be-
ceuteneeu, GinFub mar. Das aeue
SieaeS>D enfmal foQ Elm National>
Denfmal fem. Irpb ter 3~errihenbeit
Deutf@laAes batten bic Deuti@en
.fraber ,,ur einen National>G eino
Grantrei&. Gs fam aber bic 3eit, no
Oefenei@ chen 70 ais National< Geine
in BE @d@i@te einsefabrt tpurpe. Die
GoIoe tpar t,atarli@ Elm 3ries NIT BEN
National< Geino Oeferrei9. als bas
Sabr 1866 ~Deut&r 8eser Dsutl@e
in ben Rampf 3u fiJjren brobte~, saber'
Die 8ertreter IN ber Staot 36ln ben
@sfnnuneen unpB ani@sn berSlreet'
l&aft in elmer AbreiIe an ben S5nts
Nusprud, iureu1 fe sc. Wajeitat tn>
ftdueief um Grbaltuna tes Grtereus,
UNI Nbwenouns bes ~9rubertrteees"
bateu. ~aursudoisfer 8Sni9! Nls
por awet Sabren unitr tapferts peer
uuo in ibu, tes Rbeinlannes S6bne
seoeu ZEN norpif&en Getno eefdbrt
Ipurtsn, folster, BE 3rteser frsuois ben
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Gine nfne Gpdblung
teaann NIT Yerissr Drummer, betitelt :
Scr &f auf 2eben ooer
Sob.

Grlebniile aus her Mepolutions3sit,
NIT acknowledgement Carfeluns Der
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Sod abwirft unb f9 rann elmer reuen>
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% Neuen Mtornenten nio re
nori9e Drummer nadseliefert.
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