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w. 8. Newell, at the St, Cloud Driving
Park, will break and handle colts and
horses At reasonable prices, 8m
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Rooms have been opened on Washing
ton avenue, opposite the new hotel, for the
sale Of Furniture, in connection with the
Steam Furniture Factoryof this city, where
may be found some we'll grained and wal
nut chamber suites and parlor tables.
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-Look out for = big invoice of peaches
at 8. n. Parsons. ia
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More brick are being delivered At the
hotel and work, which was delayed on this
account, has been resumed. Capt. West
means to put up that hotel, despite what
croskers say.
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Capt. West has removed his stock Of
goods 10 r. NJ. RusselPs old stand.
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On account of repairs being made in
the building, there will be no services at
the Presbyterian church next Sabbath.
Sabbath School at IL o'clock.
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"A. w. Dennis now occupies with his
confectionery the store room recently va
Gated by Capt. West and is fitting it up
handsomely. If energy and determination
will win Dennis is bound to come out
ahead. He deserves to succeed.
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DR.. senkler and Capt. Collins return
ed from Pleasant Lake Monday forenoon
with fine lot Of 6sh caught very early that
morning.
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Losr.-festerday, between the r.vin.
bridge and the circus ground, . pocket
book containing about 80 in currency.
The finder will be literally rewarded upon
leaving the pocket book and money 1t this
Office.
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LADIES' LIST,

Cortelyon Mary A
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Buckley John Coleman A w
Foster Charles Griffin ] w
HaarstAd 8 Hiele H2.
aosford w A Kelley w A
Kushel Kristian Peterson Charley
Paulsen Niels Snow n w
HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Mn. Sophia Gee, E. Minneapolis, MINI.
r. B. Van Bot, Kasson, MINI.
Jas. L:Spink, Minneapolis, MINI.
Hugh Mc1ver, New Prairie, MINI.
VIM. Dunfee, Davenport, Iowa.
J. E. WEST, p. NJ
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The St. Cloud JOURNAL is not only
the spiciest local paper in the State but one
of the most ably edited, and always finds .
warm greeting in the sanctum Of the Cour-
Ter. Like good wine, it constantly improves
with age.-Litle Falls Courier.
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Monday afternoon the body of JOSEF

Monday afternoon the body of Joseph
Orth, of St. Jo., the young man who fell
through the ice into the Mississippi River
near Brideman's mill, March 9th, while
drawing water for his horses, was found at
the first brush dam, at the One Thousand
Islands, about half mile below where he
went in. 1t was found by the dog of a man
who was hunting cattle on the island, and
twas almost buried beneath sand and brush.
An inquest was held here, when the body,
although terribly dscomposed, was recog-
nized by Mrs. Orth a. that of her son.
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"A correspondent at Raymond writes !:
"Crops are looking well. More improve
ments are being made this season than usu-
al. For two OF three years the country
had been going back instead of ahead, but
now there is change for the better. There
will be great deal of breaking done this
season, and the fencing that is being put
up now is frst-class. All other improve
ments show that the country isprosperous."
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$25 to $50 Per DaY S e 8: :f %.s:

with the GREAT WESTERN WELL AUGER! We
mean it, and prepared to demonstrate the fact.
Our Augers are worked entirely by horse power,
and will bore at the rate Of twenty feet per hour
It bores full size wells and Of any depth required
It will bore in all kinds Of earth-soft sand and
limestone, bituminous stone coal, slate and hard
pan; and We make the best Of wells in quicksand
A3-Good active agents wanted in every State
and county in the United States. Send for our IL
Illustrated catalogue. terms, figures &c., proving
advertisement bona Jtde. Address
Great Western Well Anger Co.,
Bloomfield, Davis County, Iowa.
A3-state In what paper you saw this advertise
ment. june24-6w.
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Attention IL called to the advertise
ment of farm for sale. It IL located in
one Of the very best parts Of stsarns county
and in . good co and will be '0ld
ON very favorable terms.
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Fifty boxes of lemons for sale very
cheap at S.H. PARsONss,
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look out for Boyd'a prices In The
JOURNAL next week.
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A0The Circulation OF Tho Journal 10
DOUBLE that Of any other Paper Publish
shed In Northern 1linnesota. Advertisers
should remomber this.
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Last Friday evening while strawber-
~ festival was progressing satisfactorily in
side the church at Maine Prairie, Fred.
Whitney and Charley Wood were outside
planting blackberry marks on each others
faces
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For groceries 80 to Boyd's.
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=. ,..... CLARK & W1Na.

-Shinsles, Lime and Cement for sale a,
low rates by
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The First DiVtaiOn.
OF THE
ST. PAUL & PACIFIC RAILROAD.

1870. summer T1mo Table. 1875.
Leave St. Paul 9:2OA.M. Atop. NJ.
Arrive at St. Cloud POS Pm. 8:2OP. NJ,
Leave St. Cloud 2:3OP,M.
st. 10 3:O5P,x.
Arrive at Melrose $50 N.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Melrose 9:l5 AN.
St. 10 ll:15 AN.
Arrive at St. Cloud 1l:35 A. NJ.
Leave St. Cloud 1905 p. n. 7:2O A. NJ.
Arrive at St. Paul 4:53 P. N. Hos A. N.
sAUK RAPIDS TRAIN.
Leaves Sank Rapids 7:OOA. N.
Arrives at Sank Rapids s:3OP. N.
Running time, 10 minutes).
]. Fl. RANDALL,
General Ticket Agt.
E. @. SEWALL, Supt.
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-Re.nembsr that groceries are sold a.
cheap n ever At
n pA noo,xol.
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Guy Is not az correct "a 1t should have been
AlDahy "."....................... ..... 3l4
Aanley. 1888
avon $40
6rockWay 56S
OrOW LAKE ............................ 1888
Eden Lake "........................ 486
Fair Haven ........................... 346
Farming OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 237
Getty 410
Grove... 594
Holding. ........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 473
krain. l46
Lakr Henry ............................... 243
LsSauk 247
Luxembourg. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Lyden 33l
Maine Prairie. ....................... TT
Melroao 1862
wildwood ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1858
Munson. 76O
North AIS
S~A '"''::...'....'...'''.'..... 5UO
Paynegvllle .................. 1854
0"ymonu ."........................... 3lO
H0ckvllle.... ...........,.,,,,., 444
81. Augusta. ia
st. Cloud (City ).................2080) oe-o
St. Joseph ................................1,o1s
st. Martin. ......................4 40
st. Wendell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. al
SanR Centre ..."1,176
Spring ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 416
Wakefield. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 65
Zion ..:...."...."......."... 500
IOtal....................... ....... ..17, S77
census OF ............".....l4,2 lO
Increase since 1870......"............ 1867
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ST. CLOUD MARK TS.

JOURNAL OFFICE, July Is, 1875.
For the week just ended there are few
changes to note.
Wheat has advanced beyond our expee-
tations, No. 2 being now worth $4,000,
but the heaviest dealers can assign no rea.
son for the advance, nor is it generally be.
lieved it will continue, and tits our opinion
that the holders of wheat who sell al
the present figure will have little cause 70,
complaint in the future.
New potatoes are Beginning to come in,
but are neither worth anything nor quoting.
Other produce remains unchanged, as will
be seen by our retail list, as follows:
RETAIL.
Flour-Patent Process, per sack $3.50.
xxx, 1926.
xxx, $3.50.
salt-S2.75 per Dbl.
Pork-$25.00 per Dbl.
Potatoes-55c O. 60c per bush.
Rutabagas-20c O. 30c
Beets-30c a. 40c
Beans-$1.4o q $500 per bushel.
Onions-$l.0o O. 1925 per bushel.
Cranberries-123c @ 15c per quart.
Butter-l23c O. zoe per ID.
Eggs-12}@15c per dozen.
Wood-Maple, $500 $500 per cord,
Hay-$7.5O per ton.
Beef cattle-sc O. SIC on foot.
" sic @ 7c dressed.
Gut Meats-5e @ 19}e per ID.
" Pork-63c CT
Lard-l8 O. zoe
Chickens-Dressed, 10c
Turkeys " 12&c
Hams-City cured, 15c
Country" 10c O. 123c
Cheese-15c a. zoe per ID.
Honey-In comb, 25c g. soc per ID.
strained, zoe O. 25c
Wool-Tnb washed, choice picked 42c.
T. fair to good 10000.
poorly washed 35@37c.
Fleece washed, choice SIC.
" good 3s@35c
poorly washed 30@32c
Unwashed, light medium 27c.
" " light coarse 22@25c.
" & fine 21@25c.
" " heavy, chafy 21@23c.
LUMBER.
Clear, observation-disclosures
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1200@14.O0
Stock boards.................. 13.00@15.00
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--Workmen have begun operations on
Davis & Clark's new two-story brick store
building on the corner of Washington
avenue and Lake street. just above the
new hotel, and will push il forward to COM
pletion as rapidly a. possible.
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IMMIGRATION

is coming in fast, and hardy settlers, chiefly
Norwegians and swedes, will make coun-
try teeming with. plenty, where there are
now nothing but unbroken forests and I'M
dulating prairies. This company offers for
sale, on long time and at cheap rates, one
million and FIVE hundred thousand acres of
pine and agricultural lands. To all those
wishing homes, and an easy way to get
them, this section of country offers induce
ments second to none in the State. Trans
portation is reasonable and markets Access
to Duluth on Lake Superior
and south to St. Paul on the Mississippi.
Drought and grasshoppers are unknown.
F. M. s.
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The zebra used Us the motive power
of the Cinderella chariot Of Howes circus
escaped yesterday and had q lark through
the streets. He was caught after tedious
chase, but too late 10 join the procession,
and Cinderella's chariot had to be left be-
hind.
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For groceries 60 to Boyd's.
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Allother towns will be entitled to one delegate
each. J. E. WEST,
Chairman Republican Co. Com.
st, Cloud July 18th 1875
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DIR. s. Marlatt ia completing . large
addition to his drug store.
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An emigrant party Of Texans passed
through Madelia last week en- route to. St.
Cloud.-&. Paul Dispatch.
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WATERS new SCALE PIANO

The best made; the touch elastic; and fine
Singing tone, powerful, pure and even.
WATERS Concerto ORGANS
cannot be excelled in tone or beauty they defy
competition. Tho Concerto Stop Is fine Inn
itatiOn Of the Human Voice.
PRICES EXTREMELY LOW for cash
during this Month. Monthly InstaIments
received; Pianos and Organs to let, and
Rent Money allowed If purchased. Second
hand instroments AT GREAT BARGAINS.
AGENTS WANTED, A liberal Discount.
1eaeher; Mntster., Churches, Schools, Lodges. etc.
trated Catalogues Mailed. HORACE WA
I q! K q SONS, 4S1 Broadway, New York.
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METROPOLITAN TEA CO.

METROPOLITAN liza CU.
On account of the hard times we are de-
termined to sell Teas Of any kind, cheaper
than any house in the World.
BLACK TEA, from so cts. to $1.OO per fb.
YOUNG HYSON, SO $l.0O
1MPERpL & GUNPR, 60 to $l.oo
We will send pound or half pound
package to you by mail
FOR A SAMPLE,
on receipt Of the price. Please state the
kind of Tea you want, and be very particular
to give us your correct address.
All letters must be addressed,
metropolitan Tea Company,
=. 50 & "a vESEY STREET,
NEW YORK.
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MIR. Peter Joseph, gentleman of semi
Aboriginal blood, got ON "toot," and was
led across the bridge this morning to visit
new fields and pastures green.
Monday frolicsome span of mules
cavorted around two or three squares, very
much to their own Amusement and without
any damage to anything or anybody.
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PERsoNAL.--Mr. ]. n, Denton, Of 81.
Paul, vas the city yesterday. E.
Yesterday there wers2, 1877 personsintown
on business. But one man came to the circus,
and that one was Charley Beal, of Clearwa-
ter. He owned up.
Mr.. J. r. Clark, of Minneapolis, is in the
city. He reports very dull times at the
Seat of Destiny.
Mr.. A. NJ. Pett, travelling agent for TIL
den 4 Co., New Lebanon, N. r., and Mr..
G. ?. Noyes, Of Noyes Bros. 4 Cutler, St,
Paul, favored US with a call This morning.
~' The Hon. E. G. earns started for his
home in Seward, Neb., this morning.
MI. Jos. Edelbrock, Jr., went to st. Paul
Friday to take position in the wholesale
dry goods Aosss 81 Camp & Smith.
Miss Minnie McIntirs went to Mime
apolis Monday rs an applicant for tho po-
aition of teacher in the public schools. The
examination came off Tuesday.
Mr.. P. Lamb, of Sank Centre, IL in town.
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The Presbyterian Sabbath School was
recognized last Sabbath with the following
officers:
SNperintendent-H.Z 2. Mitchell.
Secretary-Miss Leeura Wakefield.
Treasurer and Ldbrarian-Charles Jones.
Assistant Ldbrarian-F. B. Wilson.
The $1,000 piano drawn by James
Mclean, IN the hotel distribution, has been
purchased by J. v. Brewer for $500. Va.
rious attachments (not musical) placed on
the instrument by Mr.. McL.'s creditors may
have had something to do with Fastening
the sale and making the price 30 low.
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The Board of County Commissioners
viii meet Monday, July 18th.
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-Yesterday man named Campbell OBJ
tanned q license to sell chewing gum;
but it was discovered that he was running
one of the envelope gambling institution.
and his license was revoked.
During the past week grasshoppera
have been passing over the country 60
ing northward. In some localities they
lit, but did no damage, and when they left
took Nth them the hoppers that had been
Matched out here.
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MIR. John Lessen is building an addi-
ton to his shoe store.
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NOTICE..

The owner or owners of the hereinafter described
lots and parts Of lots in the City of st. Cloud, &C.
cording to John L. Wilson's survey thereof, viz:
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Butler, No., July I'd, 1875.
THE LAKE SUPERIOR AND MISSIS.
SIPPI RAILROAD COUNTRY,

ST.. PAUL, July 18th, 1875.
EDITOR JouRNAL.-The Lake Superior
& Mississippi railroad is doing good
business under the efficient management of
its officers, who are always alive to the in
terests of the road intrusted to their care.
Mr.. G. H. Smith, the Superintendent, has
the name Of being one of the very best
railroad men in this State. Every employee
knows and does his duty, or goes where the
woodbine twineth and Superintendent are
unknown.
Quite number of
HANDSOME VILLAGES
have sprung up within the last few years
along this route. Between St. Paul and
Duluth the country is diversified with
lakes, marines, meadows, timber and brush.
There are thousands of acres of farming
lands which are waiting to be cultivated
and improved.
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Senator Mcmillan will accept our
thanks for public documents.
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them being killed instantly, and the others,
save one, beingmore or less seriously wound
ed. They who were wounded lay with sus-
pended breath, restraining all movements
OK sounds from pain. Then began a scene
at thought of which one sickens. The
fiends, dismounting, kicked and rolled the
bodies about in their gore, all the time
using the most horrid blasphemies and i'm
precautions. They had special hate towards
Reed, the old minister, who wds only
wounded. One of the demons, smistaking
another for Reed, cut and haggled his body
until it was we'll nigh beyond recognition
Hamilton said, "Dead men tell no tales"
and putting his pistol to Amos Halls ear,
he shot, the ball passing through Halls
mouth. He (Hall) still lives. His broth.
er, Austin, escaped untouched, and now
lives in the same county.
Reader, do you believe in presentiments :
stillwell had started that morning for Kan
sas City. There were two roads, by either
Of which he could go. Hi1: young wifi
begged him with tears MOTTO 60 by way Of
Trading Post, saying she felt that some
thing dreadful would happen. Poor wifel
Two stones, about 20 feet apart, mark the
spot where these brave men fell. As
stood on the bank where Hamilton savages
were ranged, and looked down into that
valley of death, I felt that it was sacred
ground. / felt as II the spirits Of those men
were guarding those memorial stones, Aov.
ering over them with guardian wingsas did
the angels over the homes Of Israel during
that deaths night, As cuta cane from the
very spot where some of them must have
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CENSUS OF 1875 =
S1HA1NS COUNTY. 17,S77, BEIN0 AN
INCREASE or S,665 IN FIVE YEARS.

The following is copy of the full census
returns of this county. The return for this
city is not as correct "a it shonld have heen
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The voice Of the spring chicken is
heard in the land.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Reported veekly expressly for The JOURNAL
BY John Zapp, Esq.,, Register Of Deeds.
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SEQ call for Republican County Con-
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Also, with S. NJ. PErrENa1LL & Co., 81
Park Row, New York, and 10 STATE street,
Boston, who are authorized to make CON
tracts for advertising.
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&irbe t,nb gtaat.

NaGosm Die Columbia in Wilpau~
fee pie SteQunB Ger STRIDE in risiem
Sance sr6rtert bat, brinat fie eiue Ye>
leu&tuns Ger B~e3tsbunsen beirsr ;u
einanper uno sur amerifanii9sn Sc
isQldaft im0roBen unp @ansen, ineem
le laet:
Die 0Orlebuu9, wel6e cen Gang Der
8sltselaidte mad ibrem YIane stnem
sewihsn 3iele entssSen fIbrt, bat Obns
3wsifeI aud unlerer erceen 3epubIit
cine Befimmune 8essben, bic fie TN
9eben Der 06lter ;u erfaaen bat. ~Nuh
Der muoerne Staat," bemerttsN. Baum,
fart Gin lsinen pelitilden nGssfsuer>
Geiprd1sn", 6. AuF., 9. $50, nit elm
stttItaes Dstfseus sur Gr3tebuns BEG
Wenldsnseibledts. Soft brau6t Die
Rirde unp zen gtaat."-
1. Mir slauben nidt 3u pteI su
ia8en, wenn ptr bsbaupten, tab unlere
0epubltf Der Ser. Staater bas Speal
BEG ~uieeernen"S taates tf, relden bis
pplitlden rmfursmdnuer faf tn alien
fog. drtflf9en Staaten beraufeIen
lu@sn. Der GinFuB, bsn eie Ser.
Staatsr uuf BE poIttiiae @efaltuns
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mad Deuti6lano uno Der S&wstt
i4idsn, urt fe taie!tF etn banpwerf
etlsrnen tu la6en.
Wander iunse Mann nib pisQet6t
slaubsn, eas CT IN GoIBe lefner Remit
MITE In ceri@fepenen Spra&en, auf rel@
DIE nit Re&t IN ten Ser. Staatea ptel
0ewt6t Belest tpirb, BEN aQaemeinen
S9tdlale na& lunssnt barren unb
Su4en feline paGenDe 8elHihtauna 40
tneen, ent9eben birfte. aGetn aud
oiefe Vermutbuns srdnbet f& anf ct,
men Slrtbum. Sn eans Ncrbamertta
Miro fcSulaseu nurgnslii& unp Deutl&
Beiprcben, e~rferes 1T aber DIE 6aupts
fade lelbft In teutl&en 6duftrn rpsr<
psn RuGbaltuns unb Gorrelponbsna
en9ltl6 asfibtt. Dt6tfeer als ba6
GranaSfi&e, weltes nur an Der fanaz
ctiden @ren3e unb Ia einigeu Stdbten
am msrifanildsn goIf tiemIi& alee>
nlstn seiproden miro, III iebenfaas pas
Spantf&e, cod rfrc aud baait fe!ner
melt fcmmen. Sn AaberaHt Der 8es
l6ilcetten 8srbdltniGe ri5se 60 fG ba>
Der tscer nur Der GIbrung err Sober
Sunbfge, renn Ct niGt nebenbet nod
etrpas praftif&es Ssrfrbt rrcbl fberle>
gen. .bercr er td mir niGt8 btr ntGts
mad Zen gsrstntBten Staaten teeibt.
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enifpruns - unb 3psitens, ba6 Die
@rdncer Der Der. Staaten fat als
entf6iseene Gbriiten raren tne bic ercs
BE Wane BEG 0oltes lt.ts pom @rtflf<
den 0tuncldBen burGcrun9en rrar
uac nod ih.-Als bic 0ereinieten Co
lenien bur6 Gnslanrs unbemGttgte
lsbergrife Sen5tbiet rpurrsn. ibre llns
abbdnsi8teit 30 erfldren, eelHab es NIT
8erufunB auf oie BON Wptt seleste
OrcnunB Der Dtnae uno auf BE BON
Soft ben Wenl6en p~erliebenen natdr<
liden Redte.. BUR Belt Der uuabbdns
st8feitss grfldrung betanben In ben
perldisbenen Golonten, ssrl@ieeene 9e,
lisicnsBenpGenldaften 3atbolifen.
SptscOpalen, prssbYtertaner, Cpurttas
ner), Audtr, 6u9uenottsn d. +. 10.
MQe nabmen eleiGmdbia She'll am
9rceen Greibeitsfrtege-unp lolIten auh
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