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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04
MARRIED..

Al the rcsidencsof her sister In Calhoun county on
the 18Th inst,, Mr. CHARLES l. RUBkRr to Miss
ADDiE II. CLOUD, Of this city
Claiming kindred with the BRIDE We send greeting,
our congratulations and kind wishes to the happy
couple Nay peace happiness aud prosperity abide
and continue with them through long and happy life
The fact is undisputed that the coalfelds
Of Tennessee cover three million eight hun
dred and forty thousand acres, exceeding
in extent those Of England, Scotland, Wales
and Ireland. Yet Tennesseans are, in the
main, indifferent to the advantages thus af-
forsied Tor developing manufacturing sys-
TEN which woHld bring wealth, population
and power equal to those of almost any
other State. - Clanlsc7lc Chronicle.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

''REnEccA JOKES, you arc singing through
your nose again, exclaimed Wisconsin
music teacher, and Rebecca was so mortified
that she ran out and jumped into the river
but was rescued.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

The vitality of old age is plainly shown
in the case of an old lady in Carthage, n.
Y, aged 1O1, who nearly killed herself
jumping the rope the other day.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

LAST week freedman named Frank
Pierce and Mexican named Ricardo Rod
rgues, were tried in the District Court at
this place and sentenced to the penitentiary,
the first. for eleven years, for stealing a mule
from another freedman, the other for three
years, for theft of clothes. The man and
brother, Frank Pierce was person of some
fame, for according to report he was mem
Der of the late Legislature of Louisiana and
was one of DeGress' school teachers, at the
time he committed the mule-feasance in
Office.
Since writing the above, York Whitlock
(col.) has been convicted and sentenced to
the penitentiary seven years, for an attempt
to commit rape on a white woman.
And yet another one, Gabe CASTOR, (col. }
was yesteday morning elected to serve five
years under Ward, Dewey & Co. Cause,
stealing two pairs of pantaloons.
And thus they go, like the delicate blosS
SONS of the goard vine goeth before the
killing frost. But such is life among the
loyal. Yea, and verify Trinity AdCocate
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

THE best tic for summer dress is OF Grape,
folded an inch wide at the back and shaped
wider at the ends, with insertion and edg-
ing of wide valenciennes.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

VALUABLE HUNTING GRoUNDs.-The
clubs of sportsmen in this country who are
purchasing lakes. streams and lands for the
purpose of preserving fish and game, may
perhaps derive encouragement in regard to
the prospective worth of their investments
from some recent sales of sporting property
in Great Britain. An estate in the English
county of Norfolk, eDownham," which is
famous for partridge and pheasant shooting,
was sold last year for $405, 000 And,
although the land is so poor that it scarce
ly realizes $4,000 a year from agriculture, a
gentleman at once offered to '1ease the
shooting" at $40, 600 year; and few
months ago the Earl of Derby offered the
present owner $500, 600 for the property A
barren Scotch island, only valuable for the
shooting it affords, has lately been sold by
Lord Dunmore for 5000, OOO.- Cultirdtof.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

wEDxEsDAr night we were greeted at our home
with delightful serenade by Herzog and Besrer-
ers splendid brass band This band has been lately
organized with great care and is truly credit to
city The serenade most agreeable and heartily
thank the gentlemen for the compliment.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

VIZ are sorry 10 state that an unfortunate difficulty
occurred Monday afternoon between Mr.. Sam.
Wright and Mr.. Thomas L. sneed, while m a
dispute about business transaction. Wright cut
snoed very severely in the left side Fortunately tine
knife instead OF entering the body, made severe In
eision over the ribs
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

Tux State Geoogist is making preparations for com
mencns at early day the geological surveying Of the
State Ills hrst object viii be to up the coal and
iron formations and toward this endhe win commence
his first field operations IN the counties northwest OF
tins He win be prepared for the field time dur
ing the month OF September
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

HANDSOME polonaises Of Spanish lace give
variety 70 dark toilettes, and the merest
dash Of faint blue, rose color or mauve, sug-
gests itself to the blonde as a matter Of in
spiration.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

PLoyRn shooting Is said TO be very inc. The birds
upon the prares In large numbers and in very
iino order. sportsmen VIII no doubt make note Of
ths, and get after this choice game at the earliest
possible moment
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

CoNE TO the sTATEssnx Office TO get your job work
We have the most careful Wormen in the city and all
orders win be gotten mp with dispatch in the very latest
styles. Rates reasonable and work guaranteed to
pleaa.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

NAsT's 'sPickwic<," to which there has
been much looking forward to, will bc Is
sued Immediately by the Harpers in their
Household Dickens
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04
Local Matters.

The PresbyieFian Church South f. being rapidly con
sirueed Everything bids fair forts carly completion.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

NEW goods beginning TO come in. All the
merchants Al present absent, but in few days
they viii begin make their appearance again. and
lively limos may be anticipated.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

FRrDAY evening, while riding with his cousin, Mr.
Tony McKie, Of San Marcos was thrown from his
buggy and had his left leg broken above the knee. He
attended by Dr. LennAker. and Is apparently sui
fering hut little
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

NuNEERs Of our citizens are in daily attendance
upon the camp meeting az Fiskyile. The prospect Is
that 4 win continue for several days longer.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

pomegranaics sent Us by Mrs. Lucy bishop Of this
city They arc equal 70 the mostnscous frat Of the
sort raised IN the tropics We are surprised that the
cultivation Of the pomcgmnatc is not general. The
fruit before proves that It's cultivation could be
made success. We thank Mrs Bishop for this very
accountable psft
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

FEfrz HERaAN. a German. fsl flOm the third story
OF the Rust 4 Moore hnilding 70 The sidewalk. on
Saturday night. and came near killIng himself lie had
gone e sleep on cot BY the window. and icil from
the window while a-leep Tho hrst he knew Of anything
vrans was % falling. lie was eiuunea By the
fall aud afcr be Rcoycd his senses attempted TO 90
hack to bis reom bat filc "a TIC effort. and was a.
forwards found by policeman his thigh Is broken
aud some q s rms ana one side 81 his head Is badly
lscoraicd. lis lvcoserl Is doabtfni.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

Tur &C. c. Cs. - had a meeting Tuesday evening
and elected anew board Of officers, a. follows:
Pgesident-Wm. n Brush
First Vice Presldent-c. c. Maillott.
second vicc Prcsidcnt-WP P. Gaines.
secrctary-John ]. Stevens.
Trcasurer-Alex sampson
Il WIN be that the present selection Of occrs
embraces Of the incest young men Of the city
and Il may hecopadeuty expected that during the a-
proaehing season the c. c. c. VIII ada much to the
cuRof enjoyment IN our midst.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04
WEEKLY STATESMAN


c.M. wtxxl1n. gliairnan. corneana-
errsronls.s DlsTRicTs.
a. ni4frirf ~ n Pickett. Liberty.
- n 4 Edwards. Nac0gdoelca.
~ ii ii Williams, Houston
- Irilr Ii REAGAN. Anderson.
- sienl ~. Baker Fanola
81 Il,hn o. Robertson, Smith.
80 ~ ID Ector. Harrison.
III M II Knox, Sr.. Marion.
al W. II Mclean, Titus.
~ 81 Giles. Wood.
t5,E IL W Lyday, Faunin.
ttsE III G.. McfeulOre, Galveston.
f5fh 81 q Harris. Austin.
ffif Geo GoldthWaite, Harris
fsfh H. II. Boone, Grimes.
100 ~ A. Bryan, Washington.
f4fh Spencer Ford, Brazes
18Th VI N. Johnson Leon
18Th j. W. Rimes, Falls.
aOth ID. bradshaw, Ellis.
2ist j. g. Mccoy, Dallas
23d Charles W. Gcers, Denton
ed j. u. Roach, Parker
9sth j.. q. Bracter, Calhoun.
2afh Wells Thompson, Colorado.
2bfh j. ID. Saycrs, BAetrop.
9Th stephen il. Darden, Caldwell.
95ih Jnsncs Boyd. Bell.
18Th X. l. Graves, Bexar.
3uh J. A. Ware. Sueeer.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

PARTY Of gentlemen left here Wednesday morning
for HINT and fish on the PeFdenaes. They win, no
doubt have good time II the Indians do not get them
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

Ex-GovEHNoR HESDERsoS Of Houston, Is in our
city, stopping At Mrs. McCars. We are glad TO see
BIZ health improving since HIS visit to the Springs
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

VIZ hear that wood is being hauled from the Capitol
yard l. # being sOldf Is there any authority for
thlsi VIII the Court Journal expainf
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

CELEBRATED physician has just discovered, by
means OF microscopic examinations, that the poison
Of hydrophobia is located in the kidneys This
wonderful hut there Is doubt that their functions
about the most important IN the animal economy
How important Il Il then, to keep these organs IN
proper order. Mover neglect apparently slight
trouble IN tc region Of the kidneys, but at once get
bottle Of Parker's Compound Fluid Extract Buchu,
and It win Immediately set the dfhcuty right again.
sold by all druggists, everywhere. ausT d&w
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

Coz. wAGLEY and family. OF Houston, have jast re-
turned from Lampasas Springs, and are spending a
few days IN the city.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

Tux eampmeetingat Fislyilleis st in full blast.
a great many are IN attendance. and conversions to
the faith are the order OF the day.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

THE hourishlng female institution known as coax
Grove Academy located Eve miles from Austin and
under the management Of Miss Alice P Bacon we are
informed, will commence exercises on September.
This Institution was founded by several gentlemen
in the country Who desired 70 educate their daughters
at home giving them al the advantages derived from
an accomplished teacher. and securing 70 them the m
estimablc benefit Of home inhnenses.
Such efforts on the part OF country gentlemen are IN
the right direction Nothing can be more faIaeious
than the Idea that country institution OF learning
cannot DC Of the first class.
The number Of young ladies in Oak Grove Academy
Il limited believe, 10 sixteen Music and the other
branches Of female education are embraced in the
course and accounts Of the progress OF the young la
dies under their accomplished teacher iattering
The establishment Of such institutions by gentlemen
in the country who have the real welfare OF their
daughters at heart cannot be too highly commended
We wish them success in their efforts give to So
cety accomplished women, brought up in the healthy
rural shades and trained appreciate true nObeness
under good tutorship and home influence.
cAsEs decided in the Supreme Court at Austin, Sep
TENDER 5, 1873:
1881, Jack Billiard v The State. EIlis-reverses
isss sandy Cruise y. The state. Jcgerson-iudg-
i isss. Walter Potter '. The state. cameron-re-
versed and remanded.
1889, Ned Davidson Y. The State. San JacintO-
i6ii. State v Jesse Batter. smith-appeal dis
i5ss L. n. Bassham Y the state. ElHs-judgment
affirmed
ii7s Albert Fulcher v The State. Bastrop-appeal
dismissed for want OF final judgment
1871, The State '. VIM. Lackey. Titus-judgment az
hFmed.
1885, james A. Gatlin '. The State Bexar-judg
ment affirmed.
1851, James II. Brown V. The State. Fort Bend
reversed and remanded
iSO6, W. F. Holland '. The State. Erath-judgment
affirmed
1915, VIM. Norris '. The State washington-appe
dismissed.
1888 John Smith and VIM. Fulcherv. The State Nc
Lennan-appeal dismissed as 10 Smith, because es-
capped; as TO Fulchcr, because no final Judgment.
i6S9 John Smith and VIM. Fulcher ', The State Nc
Lennan-appeal dismissed as in 70. 1888.
100, James Baird " The State. Polk-judgment az
frmed.
1880, Fernando Francisco V. Tho State. Ellis
100 George ". stOckman y.Thc State. McLennan-
appeal dismissed.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

TnG cpicurcs and 1ei riraats q Austin win be
erilac,l 70 icasu HAT SIR PAT Censor. the present
steward u ihc Raymond House. viii take charge Of
long Grants restaurant on THE atst o. Sepisnbcr,
next Monday. From TIE wen established reputation
a. 'lat We have no hesitation IN FccouH'cndins TIE
National Restaurant citlsens and feel sare that
visitors cty WIN BE- uci satisfied with thc fare
sna attention. they win rceciscat '.1ie National" The
laioinine nrncgcshog'si 4 central and con-
ycaleni. and VII eomu,and sooa caston,.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

Yesterday We had calls nom great many newspaper
gentlemen among whom " e rccollcct Hen f. l. Doho-
ney; NJ. Baker Of she Houston Asrctfy; W H. Lewis
OF Che Paris Pres. Capt W ]. SWAIN OF the olars-
VILE Timer. W. T. Gass, Of tho Bonham Nssrs: Dan
MeGary, Of the Houston A0e, and Fred Barnard, OF
the Colorado Cifi-0s
We had the pleasure Of call on yesterday by Mr..
J. r $. Parks, the travelling correspondent OF the JEFF
fcrson Dsn,ocFuf.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

LorisrE11E Kr-. august 47.-IIon. NeI-
son Tilli. 81 Georgia. arrived here to-day 10
enlist tlc cooperation 81 Louisville IN e.
tablislling q new line 81 steamers islreen
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04
New Orleans.

NE.w ORIEkss. August eS.-Rev. DR..
Richard Kane. editor in chief Of the English
part Of the PropaC1tcir C'atoli7He, died this
morning. aged foriy-one. He was professor Of
Greek AZ St. Nary's College, Maryland, AZ
eighteen, and settled in Louisiana before
he was twenty-0ne, where be was ordained
lsiest 10 ministry. lie displayed great zeal
ana faithful1ls nrd osltariral ability at S.
P.trick's CbuTch.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-04

LONDON, August 27.-The trial Of The
Bank of England foTgars has resulted in
verdict of guilty. They were sentenced to
penal servitude for life.
PARIS, August 27.-The high price Of
bread causes agitation in the populons quar-
tiers Of this city, out Of which Is aDprc-
hended serious troubles may grow. A spc-
cial meeting Of the Cabinet Is called for to-
day to consider the question. Several mem
bers Of the Assembly have proposed as
remedy the immediate suspension Of dis
eliminating duties on cereals.
MADRID, August 27.-Lesseroga with
5000 men is reported Rs marching 70 rein
force the Carlist forces At present besieging
Estella, who now already number 5000.
The latter were again defeated on Monday,
with considerable loss, By the Republican
force in Estella- The Republican loss was
fifty.
senior CASTELAR, has been elected President
Of the Cortes. On taking his scat, be said
that {" the troubles, difficulties and perils Of
the nation were increasing. The Republi-
cans, while struggling TO establish the Re-
public, were united, but It appeared that
now, after their hard achieved victory. they
were divided, because an ideal always exists
The present government represents a solid
lSt-atlf 1-lN 80 oI'I,v-t--ua lttltt|Al8 an
ideal He brilliantly traced the histor7 Of
Democracy, and declared that . the death
Of the Republic would Be the signal for the
death Of liberty. and that generation
would he infamous which achieved liberty
and failed TO preserve it, liam FEEDER
aiisi be sid. 'bnf madness Fends the
Sparish nationeliiy. while italy and Ger
Bany aIr becoming moro united Hcenlo-
gizcd the r1tlic nleoi ~ Theirs, uhicis. &c
said, was d lie 81 warfare 81 coDciusion.
Senor Ca.le.lzr invested divine pfOteclioD
& save the liberty and integrity 81 Spaih
r0ED0E. Augusf 2o.-Illc Tine fIl1
fonnoon ilas 81 ediiosiai "a The i'm gres-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-22

Stcdwerte bes nDroli9en Slasels beinbet
iA cine srobe. einfa&, aeer f&0n ausSstat'
tste &ap.tle. Elm Glussemdlbe, ben ,. So
bann ron @ctt tarRs1enb, bilbst bas altar
bib; tdslt9 pirb in bisfer &apeae BITE b.
MeGe selefsn, pelder bic &seonoaleseentsn
%hei;umctnen baben. ~.
:3ebn grieet perisSen sar 3sit ben Dtsna
I'm i9ofpttal, fe bepUbnen propiiortl& bas
Bafemsnt, .uerrea aber n adj 8oQenbuns bas
pberfe @tcdwerf be3teten. 2etber TT btsle
g~cnsnbuns aus @ansel am Nersus rsruua
In unbsfimmte Terne btnaussef&obsn. ba
ftlbf ein grocer sbetl Der btstertsen @us'
lasen bur& sebOrstss @slb sebsdt tusrbsn
mubte. gruber @tantslaus, Der Sbsre bss
tteiisen MISUNDERSTANDING 9au'
lus 1T betanntlt4 Yrooin3ial Der Mlsrtaner'
Braber Der san3en Union maht bic
srSsten M%nfrensunsen fur bas sroBartige
Wert Grifltder MsniHeultete. t
aus benz gertdt Der @bieagcer "Nelttf
Suetetp" ssbt bsrpor. bab am Gnte sortssn
Satres 1865 Y%erfpnen, barunter 2494 &in
Der lnterhlSuns erbtelten; bic Srldnbsr
lisfern ba3u bas srSbte Contingent, bann
fclsen DeutfHe unb Mmerifaner. Die
acknowledgment, welde bas Special'Go'
mite auf 10000 Geiu9e Bin maate, belau'
fen f9 auf $255,S77,33. Serner f&enfte fe
PIT, Mdbmafdtnen unD besablte pom l,455
Mafa'nen einen She'll. Nit G%iienbabn'
Sidtts murben $50 @erionen ueritben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-22

8albiuston.--Mon erfitrt jsst, eab bas
nsue @ofseies bic freie 8eforbsruns Ron
@.&lsltldttern Der 3situnsen auf9ebt unb
he @laulel, mad .pslder 3eitunsen in ben
COUNTIES In pelden fe erfatenen portofret
befDrbert perpen fc1en, wiberruft.
Das ENHANCEMENT bss 9aufes, wel&es
bas Brtefporto auf 2 Gents terabssiest unb
bic 8orausbssabluns BIS Yortos fur Set.
tunsen prrfast, tpurbe pom Senate anse.
npu1raeu. r.,
Der prd bent fantte benz Senat folsenbe
Grnennnnsen CUR 8efattsuns Elm: Gcrne.
ltus 2osan Don &anfas gun. @eianbten in
Gbi1; Sctn u. Softer . Snbiana gun,
@efanbten in Merieo T; 9emts @esel gum
Collector fur ben erfen Gifrict Don Ohio;
@m. s. Serria gum @eniions @sentsn IN
Sn%pianapoliS BYron .. Carr samD ampf'
boot nlpeetpy fur ben G.. DiFrift. ..
Soma. SIN Dubuque trurbe neult& etne
Sci lammluns BON etnIusrei&sn uno tsrscr'
rasenben gursern, Yuel&e etae &efcrm tn
Der ffdbti1Aen &estsruns anfreten, murbe
I'M Gourtbaufe absebalten. Gs pureea
COUNTIES fir bic seridiebenen @arbs sebtl-
bet, UNI Ganbtpaten fur bas Mmt bes @a-
Yors unb bic Der Mlbern1dnner ju ernennen.
Die getfammluns pertaste i&, na&oem be.
fdloGen .porben mar, In pter3ebn Sasen
mieter aufammenSutreten, an rpel9em Sage
bic formenen ernennunsen semaat meroen
folen. #
SIN Charlotte, Clinton Counts. Soma,
ser(uAten 4 perionen nit einem Subrmerf
lber ben MasnOfeta SluB 3u fesen. sic
murben unter bas Gis sefAmemmt, baS f9
in Der Ndte maHenbaft aufssbduft bate,
uno famen ane un,, bic auf cine Srau.
Son ben gerunsladten fonnte bis jest nur
eia 9ei9nam aufsefunben tperben. ...:
Gin beutltsr Sarmer, Der etra Is Met,
len Don Me@resor entiernt lebt. trist brsis
Zig @tld Ohien mad Der Start unb rpurbe
auf fetnem 9stmwese anseianen, ftinsr gan
zen 8aarf1aft berautt uno Dbsnbretn nod
70 libel aussri9tst, bas a far9tet, Ct
perbe fstnen 8erlesunsen erliesen. Ine
Mnfrensunsen, ben StrabenrSubern auf bic
Spur su tommen, blteben fruatlos. "nr
Galiformii@e Jarmer btelten neuli& 5u
@todton zine MaGenutrfammluns, mel9e
fetr out beiu1t mar. Das Obieft berfelben
tpar bic 6erfenuns elmer @utaal Mib 90.
cietp, nit einent Capital BON 100000 In
Mftien 3u 800. Sc 1T bic @bli&t bieier@e.
ienl9aft, tbren @ei3en bireft su erportiren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-22
Neuiefeiten.

@rp6e SeuerSbrunfe. Sn Der
Maht pom Iebten Sonntag tpurhe etn 9rr>
Ser She'll bes StdbtAens 2awrenee.
&Y., einsedi&ert.
Gtenfc ein 9teil tesS tdbtdens 6 = a,
Stto.
81 Qutney ST., brarnte eiue srofe
Tabrtt BON 9anbtpirtbfdaf!i9en @erdtben
as.
Sn New gorf unb anberen srofen
@tibten famen bic iiblt9en 8rdnbe Dor.
peaP Sceben betu1 Sh1uRe bes 8lattes
fcmmen uns nod europdifde 9tdtter NIT
Der tlnsfsn guft gu, Bic MIR auf fc1senbe
Summer n~erfparen miGen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-22
Gus Sen. Glfaf.

Man fareibt aus Strasbur1 BON. 10.
Getruar:
Die beYcrAetenben @abten fur bic Be.
airfs. unb 8reispertretuns tperten. pom ben
OifetSien ais etn Experiment be,ethnet. bae
bic Brase l6ien fpu. Oh bic GlfaHsr nod bic.
tatcrifG unb ctne itre Witnirfune resiert
rperbert rniFsn. une inptsfern es Der beut.
fhen &eaterun9 aelunsen 1T. In 3w.t unb
etneu, balben Sabre bas Werf pom arpet unb
etnem talben Satrbuntert unsefteben 3a
MAIDEN. @erben btefe Wablen 3u @unfen
Der &e9ierung ausfatsn? Gs tpirb nihteer
SAT- fetn, penn bic GlfaEer i9 3atlreth an
ben @ablen bttbsiliaen, benn aud bic Sp
tinifen slauben ni&t. ba6 Deutf2lanb bic
SYupatbteen Der Metr,aM Der BepOlferuns
9eurcnner bal. Mter alleit fhon aus bic
fem @runse pirb bic Betbeiltsuns an ben
@ablen nur cine fdpa1e istn. Beretts un.
ter fran,Sff4er 9errfHaft perbtelten fi6 ia
bte @atimGnner BET ben Wutlen fir 0ene
rail- unb MrrpnbtGemsntsrdtbe febr aleid
siltts, Defo aablretder iserben jebo6 bte
etnsemaneerten DeutfGen BET ben urner CT
fhetner.l Mu@ ii 3u ibren @unfen bic Sc.
bineuna etnes lehsmonatlihsn MufentbaltsS
0uA NSNVsuStSWtsHU"H N~I0bSo0s"<
3otl Der GtnseDanterten III ober cine feul
bebeutenbe, pie R& aus ben fur usfere Staot
a~nsesetentn 3ifern erfeten ldst. GinSs'
wanDert inb nGmli9 tribrsnb be Wonats
Sanuar 923 ntinn.t TIDE Verionsn, uno bic
Geiammt3apl Der allbeutfden 8tpolttruls
unftrer Stabt miro auf betlduFg 20,OOo
Sselen seiddst. Da3u fomnnt nc9. oas
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ttrt baben. pom, @atlre&te ausBei9loHen
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ben BtbSrben fur unsllttg trtlart poro:n,
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bas Grsebnte berftlbet basfte ben OfFetbftn.
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'@tesestpmne ansuftmaaen; wenn nt4t be
4attoliten tire tisbertse paflpe 4altuns
aufSeben.