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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-26
THE WEATHER PREDICTIONS GENERALLY AC.
CURATE.

To the Edttor Of The TrtbUne.
SIR: In your comments on the shor tcomings
Of the Government Weather Report, seem TO have
lost sight of the fact that the Probabilities announced
every day are only probabilities and are based upon in-
formation communicated by telegraph from various
points over the land embracing North, West and South
You will see by glance at the map that vast area
covered by the Atlantic Ocean extends along the eastern
border OF the continent From this Geographic
information can be obtained in regard 10 existing
meteorological conditions aud consequently any caeu
atous based upon such conditions which are known to
prevail over the land liable to prove erroneous not
as il seems to me from any fault OF the Weather Bureau
but from the lack OF information from one Of the
cardinal points, aud very Important one. Making a
due and lst allowance for this unavoidable
il seems to me that the predictions from day 10 day
through the entire year are remarkably correct, so
much indeed that IL is rare thing 10 hear any
criticism complaint. Since last Wednesday however,
the prognOstic atoms have been altogether wrong, be-
cause there weather slgnd-statons scattered
over the ocean with wires communicating with the
signal Office at Washington The storm evidently came
from the east and IL would probably have been better II
no predictions had been made; but even that would
been unsatisfactory, aud more or less OF disap
pointment TO the public. O.
Neu- York. Sept. II. 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-26

The sailors friend" Mr. Samuel Plimsol, is dis
satisfied with the report of the British Unseaworthy
Ships Commission. Speaking of the facts overlooked
IN that document he says There are people, not a
few, who never dream of possessing good ship and
buying only WORKOUT ones, keep them going until
they sink; and most of these people can be debited
with the loss of a great number of lives in some
cases more than hundred eaeh.R
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-26

According TO a native report the following mines
are worked in Japan Gold mines, 81 silver.
IIs. conner. 800; iron, % TIM O.; lead, 81; plum
hago &: coal Az; kerosene oil, lS2; sulphur, ~;
alum. s. The ore is extracted from these in primi-
tive way but much improved machinery has been
tenn of mining
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-03-01
Grange Items.

The Treasurer of the National
Grange reported $4,000 in his possess
sion to the credit of the Order.
The Secretary reported S,S77 new
Oranges organized during the year.
The additional membership was not
known.
The Executive Committee report
that the experience in regard to CO.
operation was satisfactory, and it was
asserted that the farmers of the coun-
try have saved by means of co-opera-
tive stores, grain elevators, agents
and kindred means, during the past
year, fully $780, 1000. Also that pro-
gress is making in the new system of
collecting crop and census statistics
through the Oranges, which the COM
mittee believes will be the most per-
feet ever adopted. 1t is advised that
the rule which is the basis of admis-
sion be not changed, the committee be-
ing satisfied that membership should
not be limited to farmers. Liberal
views are promulgated in respect to
railroads, the committee advising
close cooperation, that transportation
of products be made as cheap as posi-
BILE from the producer to the consumer.
The committee say that their relations
with railroad officials have been and
are most agreeable. ~
Charlestown, South Carolina, was
selected as the next place of meeting
for the National Grunge Of the Pat
rons of Husbandry.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-03-01
The Bee-keepers.

For some time past those engaged
in the raising of bees in this section
have been keeping up an association,
that has met regularly in Ell Monte,
for the purpose of consultation and
discussion.
Though agriculture is engaging the
attention of q large number of our
citizens, who have invested quite an
amount Of capital in their business,
and though the advantages of associa-
ton in this pursuit are as tangible, as
they are admitted to be in others, it is
found difficult to interest apiarians
sufficiently to bring any considerable
number of them together.
To those who, through indifference
or carelessness have neglected these
meetings, We commend an article from
the american Bee Journal, printed in
another column. 1t will be found
quite interesting and full of valuable
suggestions.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-03-01
A New Management.

To-day the management of the HER
AID is assumed by the Los Angeles
City and County Printing and Pub
fishing Company, All association or
ganized, as its name indicates, by the
business men and farmers of the city
and County.
The aim of its new proprietors VIII
be to furnish reliable family and
business newspaper. twill be devoted
to the advancement of the interests OF
our city, county and State, and will
always have an encouraging word for
every worthy enterprise.
Controlled by no party, clique or
combination, it will labor earnestly
for the public good, and by faithful
attention to the interests OF Los An
geles and the surrounding country, it
hopes to merit and receive the sub
stantial support ofthe people.
Believing that performances will go
much further than promises, the HER
AID simply asks that it shall be judged
according to the standard applied to
any other enterprise, and is willing to
take its chances for success along with
the other business interests Of the CON-
munity it represents.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-03-01
ANaHeIm ITEMS.

The Odd Fellows will organize o
lodge at Orange on next "wednesday
at o'clock P. NJ.
The regular meetings of the Fair
view Grange are held on the second
and fourth Saturdays of each month.
The ladies of the Presbyterian,
Church intend giving fair and con-.
cert for the benefit of their church in
about four weeks.
w. HI. Spurgeon and three others,
whose names we have not learned,
have been awarded the contract for
constructing the extension of the
"ChapmanH ditch to the villages of
Santa Ana and Tustin City. The
company to whom this ditch belongs,
is known as the "Semi-Tropic Water
Company" and has capital stock of
$4,000. The extension is to be six
feet wide in the bottom with side
slopes of I to /, and will have grade
of eighty inches to the mile, or one
quarter of an inch to the rod. Work
will be commenced at once, and will
be done under the supervision of Capt.
w. Il. Glassell, of Orange.
On Thursday night, three horses
were stolen from the stables of the
Seventeen-mile House, two of them
belonging to Sam Bland and the other
being the property of the proprietor of
the house. Upon the discovery of the
loss, Mr.. Bland started in pursuit and
soon found the trail. which he was
more readily able to do as one of the
horses was partly shod. He tracked
them to the willows near Los Paderes
on Los Bolsas ranch, and learned from
persons who saw them in passing, suf-
ficient information to justify him in
having a warrant issued for the arrest
of the robbers. Deputy Sheriff Byrd
and posse are in pursuit, but have not
yet returned.-[Southern Californian.
Senator Bush has introduced bill
providing for an additional Notary
Public in Los Angeles county.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-03-01

THE praying crusade has reached
the Pacific Coast. A few days since a
meeting of ladies was held in San
Francisco for the purpose of organizing
praying campaign against the sa-
looms of that city. Resolutions were
adopted pledging themselves to do all
in their power to overthrow the drink
ing customs of the day, and a commit
tee was appointed to report permanent
officers at subsequent meeting and
prepare the plan of attack. This
movement commenced in the middle
of q great continent and has now
spread to both seaboards. Reform is
the order of the day, and it is now inn
possible to tell what will be the result
of the present popular movement.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-03-01
An Important Document.

The communication prepared by Mr..
Newmark and addressed to our Con-
gressional delegation, the HERALD's
report of the proceedings of the last
meeting of the Chamber of Commerce,
and the leading editorial entitled,
"Our Wine Interests" published in
Saturdays issue of this paper, have
been reprinted in the form of circu-
lar, and will be sent to those inter-
ested in this important industry.
No more forcible advocate can
have been devised, and We think the
action taken will certainly result in
attracting SO much attention to the
matter that some important modifica-
ton of the laws now bearing SO heavi-
ly on our interests will be secured.
We have a climate and soil especi-
ally adapted to the culture of the
grape, and with proper treatment on
the part of the Government, it could
not help becoming one of the most i'm
portant of our national interests.
California is destined to supply the
world with wines. A little more ex-
perience, little encouragement from
the general Government, and the thing
Is done.
Now we are under cloud, but so is
ship-building and various other i'll
dustries. 1t will take perseverance to
secure the clearing away of all the
bungling legislation that clogs our
commerce and paralyzes our industry,
but our success in Fighting the wrong
done to the growers of semi-tropic
fruits should encourage us to further
efforts.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-03-01

Senator Bush has introduced a bill
providing for an additional Notary
Public in Los Angeles county.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-03-01
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
An to the qualified Electors OF Little Lake
School District, County of Los Angeles, and
state of California, that an Election will be
held e-
ON the 2Ist day OF March, A. ID. zls4
one Collector for said District. There will also
be submitted the question sf voting a tax to
pay for the School House. 1t will be necessa-
rry TO raise for this purpose, the sum of one
hundred and eighty dollars.
Thepolls will be opened at the Public school
house In said District between the hours of
nine l9l O'Clock A. NJ, and two ri O'Clock p
M. OF said day. w. w. ORR,
7. ISBELL,
II. w. WILLARD,
Trustees.
February 28th, l874.-marldIw2
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-17
Qanae HuEretfc1t.

Mm lebten @omltog fam in Mil,paufee
Elm @mi9rant, Namens s obonn s on
+ 4 II pn2p t, aus@6meoen on.Gr mar
bon Yufialo i'm @toate 91eiu 0orf biz
bierber gu SuB 9e9on9en, inoem er ouf
leinen @9ultern inen Softer Der iibcr
so g Pfuno pie9t trug. Gr mar obne Ell
nen Gent @elo unb pollte biz an 1etncn
Beltimmunesort Garner in .Nlinneiota
wqnbern. Gs erbormte 1i6 jeoo6 MH.
Gbriltie> Der Podo9e= M}ei1 1ter Der ct.
Yaul=Gilenbobn leiner uno nobm i'm
big ouf ieinen 8el ltimn1ungsort nit. Ser
&ofer"entbdlt 6umeilt 1hweoilde Sii6er.
Ser Monn ]elbit lit cine 9lrt @elebrtsr
un0 Prcbi9er. Gr fat ouf 1einer Q8onoe=
rung geplogii6e 6ellnteriu@un9en ongeitellt
uno be6auptet, er babe ge>peile 9elom=
melt, boB an Der @te(e unleres 8anoes
friiber einmol oes 9}ecr 9etpelen lei.
@enn ct ouf ]ciner lon9en Wonoerllng
mii0e murbe, lette er li6 ouf letnen &of=
fer las in lcinen 8iiGern uno long 9pm=
men. Ob bos wpbl ou9 1cinen 9uu9cr
unb 9u1it oeltiQt boben mag?
c3lpc1 Nnaben, rep. 10 II. l3 SaDre
aft, Namens Simmi uno 9aniclSinnil lon
fomen ant 10 SUM- hon elmer longen
SuBreile in ct. 2ouis an. Sic el6en
wobnten nit ibren @ltern in oer NQbe
pon 9teu- Braun fels in Seyos. 9lls am
Sanlar Die Gltern non Snbianern 9e=
tDbtet maroen llno Die anaben sNiemon=
ben ba1elblt batten, Dem lie li6 onl6lieBen
fonl1ten> lc bei i6loilen itre8erlpanoten in
Dincennes, Sllinois> ouf5u1u6en uno be-
9onnen ibre Tubreile na@ Dem fernen
Often am l .Sonuar. r.Sie mo3ten our9=
l6nittli3 fiinf5ebn @}eilen per Sag uno
tamen ii6er Colbert Terry, GorrlgeYoint>
Bog9p, 2imeitone uno bon oa ldn9s Der
Giienbabn, no6 pollen flint 0}onoten
na6St. Souls, na6oem 1ie.li6 Dem gon=
5en Me9 our09 9ebettelt botten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-17

eisentli6e 3,ped Der gebeimen @eiea=
16often, ionbern nur Mittel, uln ben rur
Menisen befannten @auptslped ou6 ben
Wlitslieoern seseniiber gu perbergen. 90
MAIDEN Die Obermei iter. Der perl3leoenen
gebeimen @eleuI9aften cine groBe Mo11e
Mitslieoer gu 0eitarbeiter at Dem sroben
unb 9ottlo1en Merfe Der lan9lomen Ner=
ni6tuns oes gbriitentbums.: Mber D
,peni9 es ben Bauleutcn oes bobplor'=
16en Sbur1nes 9eluneen it,, i6r 9Sert gu
bollenben, TO ,penig miro es uni leren mo-
oernen 9o9enbaumeifern yelingen, tbre
Pldnc ous5uf fibren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-17
-Sn @icilie II lit cine Treimau=

-Sn @icilien 1T cine Sreimau=
rer=2o9e CUR 8eratbun9 einberufen lpor<
ben, nm, 1pie Der vYropolano oi @ira=
cu1a" pom 6. 5. M. beri9tet, nber swci
BriiSer ein @traf9eribt gu perban9er.
9ie Mbtriinnisteit Der beioen 8riioer be-
itebt barin, BOB 1ie in Der @atbeorole om
Nltore bes 9luerbeili9lten @oframentes
lire O1ter=Gommunion 6ffentli@ em=
pfangen uno bobur6 oen 2ebren Der
@ette 9obu 9eIpro6en baben. Wie bas
li5ilianil6e Blatt 1a9t, miro Die Gere=
monte ber @trafe fol9enoe fein: 1ie
mi fen 1i9 BET freimoureriI 9en Geremo=
ME oes 8aoes unter 5ieben,o. ,. lie tper=
ben in @e9en,port ber 8ruoer big uuf
Den @iirtel entfleioet un0 in Elm WSa1er
ge>porfen. -
@igentbam1i@e 3ufdlle
bdufen ]i9 i'm pirfli9en 2eben1 oaB Der
|jenige> tpel9er bic les 3u1ammentreHen
einem &oman einperleiben tpollte> 1l9
Dem Wormurfe ber Mb9e19mattbeit aus
ieben ,piirbe. 60 1T es NIT einem orei=
fa9en unsliid, tpel9es fiir5li9 Trall
8ennet &ple BON MaDne County, &p:>
betroffen bat. @ie mar an elmer NueQe
ni@t melt pon1 9aule nit @al@en be-
19dftist uno bate ibr iiin9ites &ino nit
1i9 senommen, 1pdbreno Der dlteite &nabe
bel Dem @ater> oer NIT Der NusbeKerung
oes 9a@es bel6dfti9t mar, gu 9anie
blieb. Ser @an9lin9 rubte na9e ber
N{utter fein Iduberli6 in ben @9atten
zines 8aumes gebettet. Mls bet Vlid
oer emlis nit Mai@en bei@aftigten Srau
bas &inb 1treifte, bemertte lie gu ibrem
| @ntleben oab eine Rlapper|@lanse li@
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-17
3eitfr a. II.

Sic i'm Dunfeln l6le16en6en1 ANNA
benben unb perfcdten 9ebeimen @e1e0=
i9aften unlerer Sage iino Elm @runoiibel
unlerer 3eit tpeil le i6uurritrads Dem
9riltli@en @ebote BET all9emeinen Jldd)=
itenliebe su,pioer laufen. g9os tpollen
oie]e Sc 1eul@aften? SIRE Obermei tier
fa9en es uns ni9t> benn ooour6 tpiiroen
He ia aufb0ren> 9ebeime @eieui6aften 81
{ein nnb lire ee,u6bnli@en Mitslieoer
iuii{en es nitbt, unb !penn lie es b0ren>
10 alauben lie es ni6t. Warnm perite<
den bic sebeimen @eleai6often ibre
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-17

blei6en. 8olb tperbe Die gan5e 8ewe7
9ung in Gommnnismus ausarten. 9te1e
2eutc leien es, Die lire Maa6t be5ii9lid
Der Sransportfra9e beim GongreB GEL
tend MAIDEN uno Die fir Snflation
i6>udrmen. 9lQe suten Biir9er ! lollten
1i6 9esen ben gr6feln0 n9ecrecD", ben
Tiiriten Der SIM iterniB, erbcben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-17

- 2ss objcttiH ein wol(enbe u9eutid stme<
ritpnlde Gonperl latious 2erfo:" brin9t III let<
ner l09 Qicerung cinen slrtitcl iiber bic ,,sllt>
Iatbolifcu" uno in Der Sefinition bieIcr Sefte
su0leid) cine arobe llnmabrbeit menn nidt 3u
loeen 2ii9e. Ser slrtifcl logt, bob pic s(ltfa<
tbotiten erfl0rt baben, an Der fotboliiben 2eDre
fcitbalten ;u lpollcu, mie lie por Dem @atfani>
iNen @pncil belonn. 9ob cine iolde @rtli~
xuua abeeaebcn iuuroe, lit ri6tig> obcr warum
WrI9wsist esnn eas 2eritpn in ieinem fait 5wci
eeiten lanoen artttsl oab bieies 6eltDalten
ourdaus n,d)t eeidebcn 1T? @arum lo9t bos
Qerifon, bob bic uinsi9e Seftc, Die nnr aus el<
ncr Sonb vol obgefauener @riefter nno fd)led>
ter @atbalitcn ncblt einieen bo6miitDisen Rro'
felioren beItcbt, Den 8ru9 nit oer Sergangen>
belt oer STRIDE Qngftli1 meibe. S@on oor Dem
&aticanum tpar cs ein @laubensiab bab Die
@utldeibuns eiues augemeinen Gonciliums un>
feblbar ici. limb bic neue Sette bat bielcn
@taubeusio iob bod bertuorfen. S6on bor Dem
@atieanun, lpar es ein @laubensiob, oab jeoe
fird)lide Snrisottion mittelbar ooer unmittel>
bar uur bonn @opIte fomnen fonne. llno Die
neue Sctte bat bieien @laubensiab berporfen.
gben1o 1T eS nit benz @laubenS1ase oab Der
9lad)folaer Yetrt bas Sberbaupt bet tatbol1-
feben @irde'iit. gSie fam nun oas ,,oblectibe"
Rerifou bieles gl(es iiberleben unb feline fallden
9arfteGuneen III bic @elt biueinidreiben -?
Ser Nrtiteli9reiber mub entiueoer 81 bun,n,,
eoer bosbaft ODER gar alttatboliid 9etpeien
kin.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-17

Tomeron. - slts obacbrod)cne @cl6lds
len fommen in,ner uicocr gum &orid)cm. ga
wor ppr ciniocu 9Spd)cu ciu Slmcritoner Der
reu ecutcn in ncm biciiacn cuNlildcn Wotte
has oltc M1brd>cu crs6btc, nob bic Sclultcn
sehrlcu Ser 3wcd betigc ooS N(ittsl" Scr
NNoun untcrid)risb lid, vEoul." @lr miocr<
lprud,cn bicicr inlihcn SlnNobc uno ncrlprodlen
erm Maui nod iiberoirs 800, mcnn CT 1rlnc
slnoohe hcmcijcu molr. Gr ocrlprnd) norolt
hcits nod) IA Suasn su t5un, ncronNtt obcr,
oob mir oos @clh. uorhcr beponiren io(lten,
NSir crllrtcn ms oud, no;u bcrcit, lpcnn CT
cine alcidc Sun>nlc ocppnirc. Snsrpld)cn mo-
rcl uhcr bic II Sage obAclouicn uno ais mir
nit Wt0irrnc nuc) Der so. hcs SlottcS 9rilTtn>
i'll melhcr Youl cntmcber bcn pcronatcn @c=
pcs bring oen prcr iid sur 9cponirllna bcS
@e!ceS bcreit crtlGrcn loutcn, lclcn lpir sl un@
(crcr @crinunbcruua poS e'eltanonlb ocS Eoul ::
ST bin cs mIoc 9cluorocn, nod oeln Eeipclle
;u fud)en," - IS lit ebcn lcid)tcr gil9sn uno
&crlcumoun9cn 3u ldrcibcn, su bruden unb 81
leNu ais ic su bcmtiicn, wos Gin Sing Der
l'n,aos sliAteit it, Sic pbiee Grtl9rung oeS
VauG bsencet ben Streit t5atiad)lid. - Sum
lit aher nod eiu onbercr S(nsvifcr bcr Sclultcn
ha, Der lid) e. 9S. 9. untcrid)rcibt uno tbots
E1dlicb Sen Sciuitcnorhcn iiir v1tootsac y"
srfldrt Ser quite W(onn 1T aetpib bcim 8iS=
mard in Die Sdule aeaoa9cn. 9Sir iuerocn
icincr Belt bcn lucitercn @crlauf Der Dierilbcr
auSaebrodcneu Gontropcrlc mittbeilen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-17

hssy@ Mir Tomerou lit Die Grpebition res "stio
@oilenfrtuubes" hei Nt.rn 6cmri0 MeNr I II g.
s, ,ontitraIe.
af:ssa Guisneuuscn fir bic nGd,itc @nmmcr Mill
ieM ip6tcicns bis Monto9 MolNen III Ger S1|'es e'"z
,rcien.
czy= Mir bitten ol(c unlcrc Nbonncntsn, Die
nod i'm Mifitonbc linb, I'M gcf0lliNc 3oDlung
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-17
2SiSer bic sTrcimaurcr

"ASt9SA AtS y ~Nt"VS~A>A
uno onbere 9ebeime @elcuiboften fat i'd
por einigeu Sobren inter amerifoni11el
Yrote ltanten Elm Nerein 9ebiloet, Der BIZ
Sefdmpfung uno Yernidtung bieler per-
berbli1en Ge1cQl1aften sum 3medf
! bat. Hir beri6teten in ber lektcn 9o
bereits iber bic in Gprocule e. g. g., ob=
9eboltene Gonpenton bieler 9lnti Secre1
@ocietp. Sic 1em 8eri6te tro9cn >pil
no1 bo5 Solgenoe na6. s(uf Der eon=
pention ,puroc perbanbelt iibcr bic Gin
r6tun9 zines Yublifotionsboules uno
bic @riin0un9 elmer neuen 3eitI@rift 5u
Der bereits beltcbenoen. Ser 5lpelllno=
odtsi9jQbri9e Gollins ppn Nermont
lpro0 in bcfti9cn Qlusoriiden 9e9en oas
TreinqurertDum. 9cDnlid) ipro9 ll9
Ycrnoro BON Somcsto>pn, N. g., aug
Der, lpie 1ein @orreoner, friiber lel6lt Elm
sSreinlourer 9e>ue1en mar uno es bis sum
Is. 0rob 9ebrodt bate. Gr eril1nerte
an Mor9ous 5ro900ie uno an Die ndbe=
ren lln1l ltanoe, unter ipel6en bos un9liid=
liAe Opfer ficl. Gum bellern @eritano=
nib Der @o6e fii9en mir BEL oab Mil(iom
Morgon geb. int Sobr 1775 in Wir9l=
nio, i'm Musult 1926 NIT benz @eoanten
umoino, bic @ebeimni5ie Der Treimourer
in elmer Yrol l9ure offen oar5ule9en, nor
oui er in Tol9e perl@ieocner 2lntlo9en
leitens einiger fonoti16er Treimaurer
ein9eiperrt uno bonn in Der 9}o@t oes
%. Geptember BON Germummten er9rif=
fen, na9 SORT Niogora 9ebra6t uno bort
ermoroet ,purbe. @ein tragii4es gnoe
riei bamols eine oQ9emeine GntriiItun9
berpor uno peronlaBte Die Biloung BON
9(ntifreimaurer-Y er-Yereinen. sluf oieles
@reigniB 1pielte 8ernDorb in leiner Geoe
al uno lo9te, oab er in Sol9e oieles
M}oroes ous9etreten iei uno 1eitber ben
Oroen befdmpft babe. Notbbone BON
8afb, g. g., er5dblte, er lei ebenl nlaas
6reimouer getpelen uno in Tol9e pon ei<
nisen BloB lteQun9en pom 0}ob niBban=
belt uno piermal gel6onen uoroen. Ge<
nerol=Q(gent @to00ort rei6te eine nit
mebr uls 5000 ter16riften perlebene
Betition ein, tpel9e 6agegen prote flrtc,
6ab beu Treimourern geitottet meroe, ben
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tpe9un9 als cine politi16e vg&niIance. "
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bon oer @oblbeit oer Or9oniiationsfiib=
rer angeefelt ,psroen. Sic 9on5e 8epe=
9uns berube ouf ben Brincipien oe1
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mer uno bic politil6en &laXen aug. Ser
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@timmen erfiigen, eingei6i6tert. 9if
SSubrer perfaufen lire blin6en MnDGnge,
Sic @el6dftsinterehen meroen sei6dbist
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ren 9eute trennen ii9 bon Den Granger!
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