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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-07

+ Mr.. Back has again gone off at half
cock. He asserted in the council the
ether day that all of the Representatives
and delegates in Congress had been
bought up by the railroad interests. Jud-
son LaMour, the worthy and efficient
member of the Council from Pembina
county, denounced the silly charge as it
deserved, and calls upon Mr.. Back to ex-
plain through the Press and Dakotian
wherein Judge Kldder, for instance, has
been purchased, or retract his groundless
charge.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-07
COUNTING THE VOTE.

The two Houses OF Congress met In
joint convention on Thursday last. The
~ount of the electoral vote proceeded
without interruption until Florida was
reached, when objections were made to
the Hayes and Wheeler votes on thepart
of the Democrats; to the Tilden votes on
the part of the Republicans. The Dem
ocrats also filed an objection to one Of
the Hayes electors because it was alleged
he held an Office Of profit or trust under
the United States at the time of the cleo
ton The Florida case was submitted to
the electoral commission and the Senate
re.ired to its chamber and the respective
branches proceeded with their legislative
| work. - EfIf.sy
VIM. NJ. Eyarts: appeared before the
Commission on. behalf of the Republi-
cans. Mr.. Stoughton, Stanley, Mathew
and Mr.. Shellabarger are associated with
him. The Democrats were not represen
ted before the Commission OH Thursday !.
but Char.es 'Connor, Judge Black, Judge
TrumbuIl, Mr.. Merrick, OF: Washington:
and Mr.. Green, OF New jersey, will ai,-
pear for them. s~E
The objectors on the part of the Re-
publicans are Senators Conover, Sergeant
and Sherman; and Representatives
McCreary, Kasson, Woodburn and Dun
nell. The Democratic objectors are SEN
ators Jones, of Florida, and Cooper; and
Representatives Thompson, jerks and
Field. Only two directors on each side,
and two of the council on each side will
be allowed to speak on any one question,
nor to consume more than two hours.
Thus the work of determining who is
President was begun For information
as to its progress we refer to our lele-
graphic columns.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-07

The President has nominated and the
Senate confirmed w. P. Dewey as Sur
veyor General OF Dakota. This continues
Gen. Dewey j.. office though the Senate
had previously confirmed the nomination
IF Gen. Clark for this position.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-07

OfCaptain Johnston's report as acting
Indian Agent at Standing Rock the New
York Herald says: 1t contains not a
word about the spiritual condition Of the
Indians, and it therefore differs greatly
from the conventional agency report. As
an exhibit, however, of the proper man
ner Of conducting an agency and OF TIE
way in which the government has hereto
fore been swindeled by Indian agents, it
is extremely entertaining and instructive.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-07

The extreme partisans in both parties
denounce the electoral commission as a
surrender. Republican partisans regard
it surrender to the Democrats and Dem
ocratic partisans as surrender to the Re-
publicans. Whatever may be the views
of these people substantial justice will
surely prevail.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-07
THELOUIslANA CASE.

The h:ghtoned lawyer, who pretends
to have been concerned with Maddox in
trying 10 obtain from the Democratic CEN
trail Committee one million dollars with
which TO purchase the Louisiana returning
board, is the man who sold to the govern
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-07

K Company. 7th Cavalry, varieties.
vii; give their second entertainment at
keardon's Hall this evening, repeating
some of their side splitting notes of the
previons evening, but in-the main the
programme is new one.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-07
Serious Accident.

John Small, Go. G.. 7th Cavalry. sta
toned at Fort A. Lincoln, while clean
sog his gun, last week, discharged it,
the ball entering his arm pit and pass
'ng out at the point of the shoulder
fendering amputation at the socket nec-
cSSarY.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-07

Why. don't the Yankton papers give
the particulars of McMahon's resignation
as Sargeant-at-Arns of the Council? /?
They avoid mentioning the Legislature
otherwise than in the proceedings as they
would the evil one, and were it not well
known that the whole journalistic frater-
nitv of Yankton are fearless and indepen-
dent (?) men, above suspicion, one would
think that they "bulldozled" the tit-blts
Of the session through pecuniary motives.
.Sioux Fails PautqgyatA.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-07

TIE chap had leg like pair of slate
pencils. Sma' boy yelled to other small
ocy: ''Say Billy, that feller's got heap
. courage 20 risk himself out on such
Iegs AS them, this weather." "Why?"
"Might freeze, break off. stick in his body
and bleed him to DEATH" Two small boys
beat snow ball around the corner.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-07
WORK OF The ELECTORAL
COMMISSION.
Maddox, Litchfeld and Pick
ett $ Conspiracy
CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE soF FRAUD
In MISSISSIPPI.
GEH'L NILES MEETS AND WHIPS
.-. CRAZY HORSE.
List Of ofCasualties. Troops Employed.
OTHER MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
Special TO the Bismarck TRIBUNE: -
PRESIDENTIAL.

81. fAUL1 T CO. O."1 Nc CAcCtOI d. ~Olt'
mission having heard the Republican and
the Democratic objectors, and the argu-
ment of counsel on the powers and duties
of the commission, in the Florida case, is
to-day considering in private session
whether to decide the case upon the GER
tifcates or receive evidence taken by the
congressional committees concerning the
action ofreturning and canvassing officers.
| LOUISIANA.
The evidence taken by the committee
at Washington for the past three days
tends to. show
AcoNsP1RAcY,
on the part of I.itchfeld, Maddox and
Pickett, to manufacture evidence against
the Louisiana returning board, and these
people appear to have
SWORN FALSELY
to sustain their plot. The Senate Com
mittee has established the fact that the
the Democratic judges Of election in Hines
county, Miss, were furnished with dupli-
cate keys to the ballot boxes in order to
[epable them to take oft Republican ballots
and substitute Democratic ballots.
THE PRESIDENT
has sent a message to Congress recon
mending measures for the resumption OF
specie payments, but the majority of Con-
gress is not inclined to favor the PROPOSE
ton.
saga 50 5scHARLEs o o'coNNoR ssa.sss>sa..as,sas
visited the President on Sunday and apol-
ogized for designating him, in a press in
terview a few weeks ago,
=. eADRUNKEN DEMOCRAT
picked up from Galena gutter and made
President. The apology was accepted.
The Senate Committee has called son
the Louisiana Secretaryof State for the
original election returns from that State.
BATTLE WITH INDIANS.
Gen. Terry received via Bozeman to-
day a dispatch from Gen. Miles, COM
manding the troops on the Yellowstone,
reporting that his command fought the
hostiles,
UNDER SCRAzY HORSE,
consisting Of Chey yennes:and Ogalallas, in
sk1rmishes on the first. third and seventh
and in five hours engagement on the
9Th, on Tongue River 125 miles above the
cantonment. The Indian camp consisted
of
SIX HUNDRED LODGES,
and extended three miles along Tongue
river valley above Hanging Woman'<
Fork They were driven through the
canons of Wolf or Panther Mountains,
ia the direction OF the Big Horn Noun
tains. Their fighting strength outnum-
bered the troops two or three to one, but
by taking advantage of the ground Gen.
Miles had them at a disadvantage. The
Indian loss is known to be severe, while
the casualties in the command of Gen.
Miles were three killed and eight woun-
ded. The Indians fought on foot and
charged to- within fifty yards of Captain
Casey's line, but were taken in front and
flank by Capt. Butler and Lieut. McDon-
AIDS companies and
WERE WHIPPED
at every point; were driven from the field
and pursued as far as limited supplies and
worn down animals would permit. The
INDIANS HAVE PLENTY
of arms and ammunition but otherwise
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-07

The North Pacific people will COM
plete the Rra inerd branch next spring
II the N ;0nesota Legislature and the
Dutch bundnoiders will allow them to-
do so. TINS will give Bismarck much
cheaper freights from ST. Paul.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-07

they are destitute. Some prisoners cap
tured were found to have frozen limbs
and were living on horse meat. The
weather has been severe and the snow is
from one to three feet deep. an
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
Lieut.. F ID. Baldwin arrived at Bis
marck from Tongue river yesterday bear
ing dispatches to- Gen. Terry and will
pass on to St. Paul. The Lieut.. speaks
of the battle of which an account is given
above, as being brilliant and successful
affair, in which Gen. Miles lost three
killed and seven seriously wounded.
THE INDIAN LOSS - .st,a.5
must have been heavy. Pools Of blood
were found on the battle field, at the
crossing of the river and on the Indian
trail for several miles. One of their prin-
cipal chiefs must have fallen forsa body
was carried off during the engagement
onsa travois, followed. by q large number
of friends. The Indians fought dismount-
ed. only using their ponies to carry them
from one part of the field to another.
In this respect the fight was peculiar
one. The Lieutenant is confident thar
cavalry fighting as such would have met
"a DISASTROUS DEFEAT
under like circumstances, as the Indians
out numbered the troops three to one, and
operating against cavalry, could have Sc
cured the best position.
THE TROOPS ENGAGED
were ssE'' and 'sF'' companies of the 22d
Infantry, and GA" &C." "E' and
..K'' Companies Of the 9Th Infantry Gen,
Miles commanding the two battaiIions;
Lieut.. F. D Baldwin A. A. A. 6. The
officers in command of the companies
engaged were Major Casey, Capt. But
Ter, Capt. Dickey, Capt. Ewers, Lieut..
Carter, 1t. Mcdonald and 1t. Cusick.
Accompanying the battallions of Infant
ry were two pieces of artillery which were
DISGUISED AS ARMY WAGONS
with bows and covers. Supplies were
hauled by OK trains, and on the march
up the Tongue river that stream was
crossed one hundred and fifty tunes.
GEN. MILES - H. y
regards the campaign for the winter prac-
tically closed owing to the lack of trans
portation, the lack of feed for animals
and the severity Of the weather. During
the campaign just closed General Miles
has marched his command 1900 miles,
and had three engagements and
eight skirmishes with the Indians.
7 THE CASUALTIES ss
in. the Wolf mountain affair were as fol-
lows: s,t,I
KILLED:
August Rathman, Co. e'A,''r 5th Infant
~; Geo. Batty, Co. &C." 5th Infantry;
Bernard McCann G. ssF,"- 22d Infantry.
SERIOUSLY WOUNDED
Geo. Danha, Co. 'H" s tn Infty.; VIM.
H. Daily, Co. Sd" !5th; Henry Roden-
burgh, Go. s''A,'' 9Th ), Hiram sSpaulding,
Co. .sF" 22d; Jno.s McHugh, Co. 3D.
9Th Infantry. :" - '' ~"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-07

The Commissioner . Of the General
Land Office has determined that parts
of quarter sections, the whole
not to exceed $50 acres, may be entered
under the timber culture act.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-07

Mr.. Lamour has introduced bill in
the Council to protect the settlements OF
D D.,kota from prairie fires.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-07

II. G.. Coykendaii returned from
Tongue river yesterday. He was fourteen
days On the road camping out most Of
the way but is well and in his usual.
spirits.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-07

Judge Davis is one of the most truly independent
men IN America. The Creator gave him not only
His opinions and judgments upon public questions
are not the ecrees of this that caucus of exped
ency spos hunters; they are the opinions and judg;
mcnts of David Davis, a man Of brains ideas, and
right -Pioneer-Press
zone Of the most remarkable speeches ever deliv.
cred on the floor Of the Senate" was the remark
Conklings speech, 'and Of the grandest subjects
that ever suggested speech" was added by Hon.
Wm NJ Evsrts, who made one OF the group that
fingered in the Senate chamber for brief period.
Senator Christiancy's girl wife has not presented
him with an dditional heir. The Senator has not
oeen a happy father, he says, for IL years.
Wheeler, the defaulting bank president, Of La
Crosse, Wis. was sentenced to i've years IN the pen
itentiary.
Justice Bradley, the fifteenth member Of the eIec
toral commission, is Republican, and was appointed
fror, New Jersey by President Grant in 1870
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-07

The TRIBUNE declined to publish an
attack on Sergeant Hougbtline, and, al
so, strong endorsement of another
confined in the County. jail charged
with murder, believing that the least
said in the public press as to the guilt
or innocence Of parties charged with
crime, the better for all concern
ed. These parties are to be placed on
rial at the term of court commencing
On the 22d and no man who loves JUS
tice can consistently become party to
working up public sentiment either for
or against either of them. Both will
he fairly tried, and, if proven guilty,
will be punished accordingly.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-03-29

faint su iehen 2 Sber perlebsen tbn MAJ
serube @etHar6's NusbriGs St wur6e
SCrnto unb enteesnete: \
hDu ttdtef gut, bic au8ori6e, bsren
On Did bebtent, au u6erIesen.
HOaJu babe i@ ni&t bic serineite 9ult +;
Hena DIR meme Guspri6e niht aeneEm
inb, 10 BIN i@ ieben NusenbliG bereit, Oir
Satisfaction bafir gu seben.%
mOos luutet tpie etne Serunsfprberuns!A
sOie iru es auh ieinl"
WWcbI, 10 tam porIduEs unlere De-
bate eneen," iaste WtloeriH, fb NIT anz
i6einen6 GROCER &nbe su ieiner Grbeit su.
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Uerhnro mar bel 81 aufserest our 4rz
6ett. Gr pertieB baS NteIter raid tpieoer,
un iiA S%eeunounten ;u IuGen. Sin DUEL,
etn iebr ernItbafteS Oueu nit @tloerth
mar eaS einJise, mas itm ii6ri3 bIteb !;
letne sren1enloie @mp6runs piber ben ri6s
lt6tSlcien UIenIhen, nit benz er nun felt
Elm pnar Ntcuaten i'm harmlcien 0ertrcueu
itin atcIter setbetIt, f~urcsrte e5 niAt alein
- er bate aud tetn oneereS Mtttel, Der
Bslt uno Dor auen l6risen MeniAen in
Der Welt benz Serrn aleber 3u bepeiIeu,
rrte r%c1itdno:s fremb er fsGbft Der qonasn
Slde III, ia ME er bteIe als cine tii6iI@e
R!Atsriro,8ftit betrdtte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-03-29
pie Ss6uns oes 2lot6fanoes.
(Sus benz Sasebude zines Gatteu.)
6 Gua.


Pl6blt@ nu6 u~nertpartet wurbe meine
Srau heute Mprseu BON Ger ueber3eusuns
Dur@orunscn, eS mIife etpa8 our Sebuns
oe5 NothitanoeS aeIAehen. sic leate bic
3situns aus Der 6anb, eIkob lth, Saete:
Die Marl6uuin Mnc Mahpn Sat Gehtl"
uno elite cuuOu, SD blidte in bas 8latt
unO Lag, baB bic ~senannte Sberbdup'in
Der fran36Iiiheu &epublif our iolioen 9 Il
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9roner Seioenatbeiter gu heben.
SD slaubte erit, meme 6ruu iet to1 &C..
poroen. SIS liest heutjutaee tn bieIer
Serrutbuns ntAtS 9~eIeibisenbes, ba ia
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lit.
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rldtebrts, %uber3euSte i6 mid, baB ie sons
perninfti8 MAJ. Seine Spur bon Nboul
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better berurt 9ehoben, bae iG ntft baares
9elo senuo tn Sauie Bate, Ste &e9nune
gu beiahler.
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auf Sirih - ntht gu rerue&Ieln nit benz
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cer 3un3itunbe. Der Strih, bon peldem
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bat uno oeshalb metnte, tpie Srau Moc
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81 mlhen2
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tn5 Sal seisst peroen. SD punIdte,
Diana reruunoeIte ben Attdcn in WaI
Sirl@, cann Ulroe er pentsIten8 bon few
neg cisenen Sunben ;errifen.
3wetter Tus.
Weit Easesanbrun frat i&pn cine Conn
p1sute 9dthertnnen an, tpelhe aug Der
ausetauften Seibe BrDnienaoeu=, @eIeus
i6aftsz unb Bali An;lse anfertisen. qls
I'D bie i@ihtsrne 8eme.tuns mahte, bos
man inh bod in ben Tasen oss Rcthftunt
ce5 nlht pte elm Ballet ausftatte, Iaste
meme 8rau, BARON neritdnbe i& ahIplut
nihts.
WittasS stns meme Gatttn uieber aus
unb heb 0Oth. S6ne 3uelfel ietr smfs,
oeuu ite brodte aus nielen Subuftrien BIZ
perihiebanften Oinse NIT mad SnuIe,
3. .. Goriets, 8sidtrr, M6beL 2amper
uno Teppihe. Denu ih nur wiste, pas
i'd nit rs Baar &Oaltliiten unb nit 16
ousseifcpften 2imnerseiern a~nfaneen ioq.
Oiefe 96sel ftehen mir beIcnbers i'm WeBe
unb ftduben fur@tbar. Oab nber aud biz
Nusftopfsrei sleiMfanS baruieoerlieeen
muB!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-03-29

@8 mar aat Sage na6ber, ols in fra
ter Na6mtttassftunne - Wiloerih hntte
ebeu 8iniel unp 8alette forteeporfen unb
ipar i'm Sesr;ff, ith in ben Club 3u bese
ben GER Sleber in ea8 senelnl6aftl,6e
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barb nod niht pteoer betreten bate, benn
er brahte Die Stunoen, fpelde berqr;t ibm
uuBer leinen bier Wdnoen ;u;ubrirsen per'
~itattete, aneenebmer olS in WiloeriA's Sc
ieuIdaft, I'M Sauis leine8 funfttsen
Shpie9eroater8 3u. WtIoert6 bate uns
terpeB uGeiu unb iebr eifris, pte es i6ten,
Der &unltibuns ecpfosen - tp~enisitens
Bate er it4 BET @erbarb niht pieber blt=
den lafen; eS ihteu, buB bic Nufnahme,
bic er BET ism sefunbsn, ihn absefhrs6t,
pteoer 3u tpn1ren.
Serr Gleber alIo fam tn bas Itslter,
nber LANCE niht 10 leiie unb Ianft. pie e.
unldn8it IN Gtrbarb'S &ranten;immer &c.
treten. SIM @esentteil iehr raid. 81
bate cen Sut oufbehalten unb pbne su
sriBeu, mari er ii6 IN etnen SeIiel: bann
ueridIuns er bic 8rnre iber Der 8ruit uni
Blloeri9 balls Sornts balls bepunbernr
anIehenb, iaste er:
Isle iinb Elm Geufel, Elm patrer Geufel
Ssrrr @Ioerih!"
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meineriettS auf pieie @rtldruns, Serr &le'
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firGte id niht mehr; oa ste mid beitest
taben, gilt IS Srieter i4lieBen. Sd
tcmme, Sbnen cas- gu erfldren. Ste ba'
ben seIiest. Sd bin se3punsen, Sbueu
Sbte 2unbihaft ab5utaufen. Bin se'
apunseu, sun3 etnfa@ ee5punsen ! -
8as mar bod slei6 Der Preis2"
Serr &leber 3cs 3pei &Oren berprr
oeren &letnbeit auf etnen ecloenen Sntal
beutete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-03-29

Aud eth neusB GIdDier 1T sefCutraen
Bie raeine 6rau mir er3iblte, ffeben bi
PtancfcrtetabrifeR fat aun3 ittq. Sdbf
IN befern odniern trerbe&- 70 arpE e
Die Rsthl-b bic Eargmuft lhpn Durd
IrommeIn auf Eenferfdeiben r~eranffaltet
Da mlfe Sober elm @lapier tuufen.
@lne ansenehme Sraul rs :
HeIpncers arOB iei bic 9erjweifuno n
ben betreffenosn 6abrtten. mel rnou bt
elnfdhrune stner glapterfeuer farateE.
90 bie6 Snifrument perbeinis Ia, 10 5ol
bic Steuer mad Art Der 9unbefeuer einue,
flhrt tperoen uno spar NIT Maultcrb UNI
NRarte, born an ben Eaiten an beieftiseu.
6erner funsn @lapierldnser tdaltm biz
Gnnbe burd bic Somtlien MAIDEN, welde
Glartere tulten. So piro er5itft.
Orttter Eas.
Metne 5rau tam seftern iehr aufserept
bon elmer Sreunoin, peIhe siemlih na6e
NIT elmer Rthte bef5elben Mnnne8 hefannt
lit, Bel ceiien 9ompaenon Elm Better &eu.
ledug ldneere 3eit eiEe Chambre garnie
inne Bate. Dteie Dame lit natirlih iber
bic Sage her Sneuffrte rpgfommen ,unter=
ri6tet unb ersdhlte unter T6rinen, 10
er8d6lte mir meme Srau eleihfans unter
S6rdneu, - bo6 In ben Standardization
bic &ute zines &,r66ofes terri6e.. Die
Gtbeiter perr16hten taum bas @elb aufsu=
bringen, um itre 8ihrer 81 erndbren 4!
Nutirli@ muBte ih mir heute cine Gaui.
page ani&ohen uno 5par, ba out BITE
@ummifabrttattpn an ben Sclgen Der lie.
reorganization tranfe, eine NIT @ummirds
bern. Meire Srau fomnt babur& aus
benz Ncthhe6en gar ntht herdus, cenn an
Gqutpase bummeln (tpenn fih oteier
Nusorud fur einen 4@aaipaaenbefser
iebr piele @etperbe ber1ui, welhe
lest idmmtlt9 ihner barnieoetliesen.
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BRAN lieBt, eth nuslld, nod uels
hem teiu Siri@ frdbt. Ster3u tcmmen
noh etc ecIUiialen auSsab.n Settens mel,
her notbbebeucen Grou, 10 oaS i'd n!ht
pei6, mr. mir Der Gcpf ftebt.
Nd Eaee pdter.
6eute ha6e ib oeH @orcur8 anaemelbet.
Der Sieterart Der @quipnae, bic mir seItern
lbaepfdnoet tuuroe, wclte nttt ldnaer auf
'te 3ablure partcn. uub bic Is auSge=
"dnln ne, 9eier tparen ibm feline ec=
OeGune.
Wer tlmrnert Ii6 nun UNI neinen Ncthz
tano2 SD ruB mid einmal noh ben
miiftunen umieben.
(Serliner @espsn.
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@ttte gyefgmehes

Ser Mors Geiselttrf tat eine Gbriifiu
Debetrathet, rDel4e fi@ nod unb mad NIT
ben tebtdtiGen Gttten pertraut pe,nat6t
bate. Sines 5eierlases beiuhte fe, ibrem
1atteh 81 8iebe, ben Senpel unb 6esob
f& auf BITE, ausi@lteblt& fur 5rauen Sc.
etinimte @ollerie.
S5hre Sisnuhbartn mar cine crthotCrs
aIte Dame, tpelde, tets inbrinffle in lbr
GebetbuA ~Dertteft, bon frau 8eiselito6 gar
te.ne 0otts nnbui, SIS btsie enbIiM, tie aal
KERNEL SIpisno, TOR ~sufiterie
sNRoouuie, fMauen Sic nur
-2Sas tenn 2 fragile Rte fJomme
rSelns, Mariu unb SOIep6, I&uun's,
mem Mann tat-tetnen Eales f9e6etman.
te) an ~
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eas enoe ofr 0orrmphon.

Der Stant S0trD;S Sat bur6 Elm @eIet
ben 5ruusH ros &sdt c~inserdumt, Staatss
aemter 81 betleiben.
Dus 1T Ietr tlus unb treiie BON ben
8eisssebern baS s%ennnnten Staate5, henn.
tpenn bic Srauen In bic Berraltuns eir'
ttetsn, oann rtro bic CORRUPTION aufh6ren,
ca bic 0sytrettIinnen ees ih6nen @eihlehs
teS sep6snltd nihts fur iiH tetnlten tons
men.
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Sas a~4sbeaIebse.

Dame: SD ui66ie einen panumenfGfbs
men Glpaccn fur Elm aIetb.
&pnlults SosIei&, Naooue (6rtnst ets
niee Stide)l 60, bitte, molten sic eefdl.
lisit tpdbIen.
Dame: a6er bos 1T ia grim unb ni&t
pfaumeufdrben. ~
~@oumls @nti&ulbtsen, Mabom, bus
.ino eben unrstfe RHaumen.
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non Der mnme.

Der kann6certi&e SOf6auipieIer Scnns
tag saittrt eesenwdrtts tn 8erltn uuter
Nnnerem als Rcn-ub 8olj tn Sreitue's
sJournaliftenS. unb Sat fem @afipieI su
fOleenbem bhbi@en S@er, geranloifuna
sese6en:
nSn Der mWOntass,3 eituns" babe ids
am Oieultas s~eleien, 6aB Wittwu@ Der
SonntaS in einem StiGe BON Sreitaa auF.
tritt
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= 9as laufenbe Sabr seb6rt su ben
iogenannten pBai6frau : Sabren', ba
es in ben SO @o9en bes Snbres So
Rontase bat.
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Qbitaaoer An,eieen.
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