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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-03

tho1ghts enEendasd ~ their pure motives which
crown them with trophies that gleam with poet
ical Suggestions, and glow In the harmonies Of
song-thpushts that hring 10 our minds traditions
Of noble deeds By Aonsred braves, deeds rich
with themes that turn to golden lyrics at their
mention
The tpic # these women's patriotism which
has been told in their earnest efforts for fifteen
years. now craven upon the imperishable stone,
shines forth in the luslrous deed which reared
yon beautiful monuments monument rs well
to the noble heroes who died for their country,
a. to the patriotism Of their country's women,
who would not let their memory perish
Caught ia the Wild vortex of civil war, these
brave men struggled long and heroically for the
land they loved and the cause they believed was
right, until at last, o'ercome, they sank beneath
the surgibg waves Of bloody strife. But now
those crimson waters have subsidized, and Peace
extends her golden scerter DER the place and
while We rejoice in the peace of our country, let
US ever remember the heroic deeds Of those for
whom this monument was proudly dedicated
AT the conclusion of the Address, the choir
sang the
We've Home Over THERE and aler the
benedictiOn, the crowd slowly dispersed, ad-
journing to the Cemetery preceded by the Gov
ernor's Guards, who fred military salute over
the graves OF the dead soldiers while the ladies
and children were engaged in strewing them
with flowers, according TO the usual custom.
THE MONUMENT.
The mpnument is a handsome shaft of pure
white marble, resting on square base of the
same ton each side of which is a raised tablet
containing the inscrptions,) and which in turn
rests upon an immense block of granite weigh
ing over 5000 pounds, the whole being sur
mounted by a gracefully shaped urn, with the
face of cherubim carved on one side and bear
ing alott the eternal fire, symbol of immortality
The Inscriptions are as follows: On the west
side:
RESCUE FROM OBLIVION AND PERPETUATE IN
THE MEMORY OF Succeeding GENERATIONS THE
HEROIC Patriotism OF THE MEN OF LEON CpUN-
TY WHO PERIsHED IN THE CIVIL WAR OF
ls6l-'65,
THIS MONUMENT Il RAISED ny THEIR COUNTRY
WOMEN.
On the north side
WESTERN BATTLES
SHILOH, PENNINGTON, FIRST BATTLE OF COR
NTH, GREEN RIVER, PERRYvILLE, CHICAMAUGA,
MISSIONARY RIDGE. REsACA, GuGAL CHURCH,
CAssvIIIlE, KENNEsAw MOUNTAIN, JONEsBoRo,
FRANKLIN, &C.
On the east side
VIRGINIA BATTLES. m
wILLIAMSBURGH, SEVEN PINES, RICHMOND,
COLD HARBOR, MANASSAS, sHARPEsBURG GET
TysBURG CHANCELLORsVILLE, WILDERNESS, &c.
On the south side:
FLORIDA BATTLES.
PENSACOLA, OLUSTEE, NATURAL BRIDGE, &c.
The monument was gracefully entwined and
decorated with brilliant wreaths of flowers,
noticeable among which were one almost en-
tirely of the most beautiful pansies, the offering
of Miss Fannie Perkins in memory of Lee West
colt, the brother Of Judge J. d. Westcott, Jr.,
and one Of choice roses and other rare blossoms
made by Mrs A. Hopkins, and offered in mem
DRY Of Capt. Richard Bradford
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stopped. Neglect frequently results in an Incur
able Lung Disease or Consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches are certain to give relief in
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh, Consump-
tive and Throat Diseases. For thirty years the
Troches have been recommended by physicians
and always give perfect satisfaction. They are
not new or untried bat having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained well merited rank
among the few staple remedies of the age
Public speakers and singers use them TO clear and
strengthen the voice Sold at 81 cents box
everywhere. Nov. 80, 16SO-1y
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And other affections of the Kidneys and Blad-
der are sometimes brought on and often aggra.
waited by the neglect of the symptoms, which, II
taken in time, would no doubt in Q majority of
cases yield to treatment No medicine is 90
well suited for this as Rankin's Compound Ex-
tract Buchu and Juniper 1t is reliable heal
ing tonic to the parts allays irritation, and re-
stores healthy action,
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin & Lamar
Druggists, Atlanta Ga, and for sale by all drug
gists.
FORSYTH, GA, Dec. /, 1877.
| have sold Rankns Buchu and Juniper for
10 years, and it has always given universal sat
isfaction, proving the most valuable preparation
OF the kind on the market
apr-19-1m F. o. MAYS Druggist
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-03

Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciating pain Of cutting teeth p? If 80, go at
once and get bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup II viii relieve the poor little sufferer
immediatey-depend upon il there is no mistake
about it, There is not mother on earth who has
ever used it, who will not tell you at once that it
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child, opera
ting like magic. II is perfectly safe to use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the pre-
scriptiOn OF one Of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Nov 80 1S8O-1y
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OBITUARY NOTICE.

We are panied To record the death of Captain Geoi
HousOun who died April 18th. at the residence Of his
nephew p Houstoun Esq, of Tallahassee, with whom he
had been staying since his departure hence.
He Of the first settlers IL not the first, Or
ange Lake having lived here for many years prior the
and always discharged the relations OF life faith
fully make him the prototype Of the old school gen.
teman grown now rare and won for him such warm
place in the memory of both old and young that
paper record Of life well and nOby spent is needed
keep that recollection green The community has
tanned a great loss and there few. who knowing
him do join u in extending sympathies to his
relatives TG1s9r Lake FI0,idaGn
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-03
TALLAHAssEE, May l, 1881

TALLAHASSEE, May l, 1851.
Hon. A. "A. Robinson, Tallahassee
SIR-Your letter Of 18th inst. To Captain hous-
toun, has been handed me- Recognizing the
vital Importance Of the matter You suggest, and
conceivihg that the project you propose can be
readily cnmbined with the purposes OF the Leon
County Farmers' Club, will. upon receipt nom
YOU Of schedule or memoranda OF the character
of information desired, issue call for a meeting
ofthe members OF this club, ard submit to them
the prOprety OF making the matter oi lmmigra,
tion one Of the prime purposes of the club. and
have them consider The plan Of making theiI
secretary the local correspondent Of the State
Bureau Of Immigration
Very truly yours &c,
J. r. BRADFORD,
Secretary Leon County Farmers Club
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-03

Ia accordance with the above, all the mem
bern Of -The Leon Couniy Farmers Cinb' are
requested to meet q their hall on Friday next,
the Can day Of May. Matters Involving the
future welfare Of our county win be presented
Sar Considerations; and 10 the many who have
not vet jdined cur club, and would Ike 10 show
An appreciation Of the matter. cordial invita-
in. !. exiended. J.RL BRApBoRD,
Secretary.
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Cant. r. r Brad5erd, Secretary Leon County
FaT1aerS CTMb. 11EahGsass
DKAR SR-We are in receipt OF yours to-
day. Enclosed please dnd memoranda OF the
matters this BureAu desires information upon
concerning Leon county. We are graiified at the
very prompt manner ia which You have taken
hold oftAe appeal az the Commissioner, and FEEL
confident that your action viii Immediately
operate 10 the great advantage OF your county
Very truly yours, &c,
A. ARoBTNsON Commissioner.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-03

Gilmore & Co, sao r. Street. wasAington
d. c., request every Soldier or Sailor who served
in the Union Army during the late war, 10 seAd
his name and post ONCE address On postal
card Write plainly name, post once, county
and state. In return you win receive copy Of
q new paper, Assersca, containing valuable infor-
nation. 2-2t
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The following correspondence will he found in
teresting to all who have the welfare of Leon
county at heart. We earnestly commend the
matters involved to the careful consideration OF
every citizen of the county
TALLAHASSEE, FLA April 20, 1881.
Capt. p Houstoun, 1dIiahd~see, Fla;
DEAR SrR-It is the purpose OF the Bureau
of Immigration to issue new pamphlet on the
resources of Florida. The Commissioned will
make il s full and reliable exposition of The
character and advantages Of every county in the
State. To procure the necessary data for such a
publication, the cooperation OF The hre men OF
each one of the counties is desirable. We APP
peal to YOU as one of the representive men of
your section, to urge you to interest your people
this W Ork. If you will take hold of it, please
write US al once TO that effect, and if not, refer
this letter TO some active man in your county
who will, and ask him TO notify us of his will
ingness 10 start the matter going.
We make the following suggestion, that you
call a meeting of your citizens at once, and or
ganize d County Immigration Society, with a
president and secretary, and that the name and
address Of these officers be forwarded at once to
the Commissioner.
THIS will give him reliable correspondents in
each county, TO whom parties making nqul RES
at this Office be referred for particulars OF the
inducements your county may offer to settlers.
The secretary of your society can be furnished
bv its members with data upon every subject OF
interest, and this material he can compile IN n
well written circular for distribution The
general pamphlet from this office Will only con-
tain the leading features of the several county
circulars, but will IN every instance give name
and address of county secretaries, and refer 10
them fof details. This system if carried out will
make every intelligent man in the State an ina
migration agent, besides relieving the Commits
sioner of the embarrassment of having To recon-
mend any particular section Every county will
be largely advertised through The pen OF its own
citizens We hope the importance of this sug-
gestion will strike you. As soon as We are
potified of your organization, we will forward
10 your secretary schedule OF The class OF IN
quries most commonly made OF us. so thai he
may consider them seTIdtlD in his circular.
Thanking you in advance, We are,
Very truly yours,
A. A. ROBINSON,
Commissioner of Immigration.
r. c. LONG, Secretary OF Bureau.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-03

ssnds free TO al applicantsL This enc No i
worth The price Of the Subscription, fe1.oo1 for
the paper for one rear 10 every emit grower and
flower fAncier Ii il a. fun 0f aea6 - n Gag.
Send postal card 10 him requesting him 10
send yoa the January No. Of Rscsvdsy. (which he
sends free to all applicants,) and see II Jon don't
thank as for this notice.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-03

In the 40th year Of her age April 30h 1881 after pro-
tracted illness Mrs Jane Cary Whtner, daughter Of DIR:
James Randolph OF Taahass and relict of the late
Captain William IL. Whitner. OF Anderson. g. c.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-03

we have reesived from A. u Pufdy. q
PAlmyra r. T., The January number 2! nis
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-03

TALLAHAssEE, May 1881.
Hon. A. A RObiRa0a C0mmixsi0Rer Of ImBiigra
sion, DC:
DEAR SIR-Your letter OF 10Th inst. receIs Ell
and have referred IT for consideration 70 COLO
mel J. r Bradford, Secretary OF the Leon County
FarmerS Club rs the most suitable person Know
of to give the matter attention.
Very respectfully, &c,
PAT HoUsToCS.
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PRxxx, Houston County, Ca. Jsn. - 1850
In 1913 there were tive negroes confined In jail
badly aNIeted with eyphiliA In my 011cial capacity
empIoyed O. 7. swim 10 ers thsa, nnder contract
no esrs no paE" He administered his "eypAilitic
Specihc,b and In . few weeks felt bound 70 pay
him Out OF the county treasury, - be had eiected
q e0nspias and redlcsI ewsZ
A Q. Gns, Ordinary Houston Co.. Ga.
CHArrAMoosA, Tma, February n, 1879.
The 8. g. o. IN giving COED satisfaction Que gen-
tIeman who had been c0ulned 10 hls bed six nseks
with Syphiitic Rheumatism has beea cured entirely.
and speaks In the hlghest praise q g. ~
THE COMPANY, Proprieton,
Atlanta, Ga.
For sale by NJ Lively, Wholesale Agent, Tallahas-
a.e. TIn April 1e1m
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-03

-s.easfon Of the Monument 10 the
C.-eAerate Dead ef Leon County
m~eoranfon 0f their Graves with
F1OwerS-
Memorial Day, 1881, will long be marked as
.v,utfuI one. The beautiful monument Just
--.-,ed in the Capitol Grounds, to the memory Of
-. confederate Dead of Leon County, by the
T.ses' Memorial Association was TO be dedica-
"A IS 4 perpetual memorial Of The honored brave
-hoae lives were offered up on the altar of their
country
The dav Was ushered in with lowering skies
md clouds from whence great drops Of rain de-
.crndec hike tears, as if the heavens would join
n sympathy with aching hearts, whose unhealed
roupds break out afresh as each recurring year
brings round the time OF mourning But as the
evening came the sun appeared, and Nature,
-sfeshed and strengthened by her act of tears, ~
smiled q; cious appreciation on the scene.
The Governors Guards, escorted by the Tai
lshassee Brass Band, performing a solemn funer-
q march. entered the Capitol Grounds at the
xesrern gates and took position on the north
side OF The monument. \ large asstmblage had
already gathered about the spot, and on the steps
and por,ico Of the Capitol where selected choir
If dozen or more of Tallahassee's best voices
eouduced by Mrs DR.. A l.. Randolph, together
with others charged with the conduct of the GER
snonies were stationed
The exercises were begun hy the singing of
The triowing
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adtes lii |eHtS .sfH In behalf of the Ls-
dies Of Leon County Memorial Association,
have ihe pleasure If rendering the following re-
por' OF their pF' ceedIngs in cause for which
50 many sreal 'hrg> have been done, and in
Which il gives alc great pleasure 10 enlist m y
poor serviceS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-23
pas gsiener @tnatbeater.

Das gum @rabe 70 uieIer Waeni9en
aeporoene Wtener Sbeater am S9ottens
ring ma cine S9Opfuns Der @rinberz
Seit. Cine Nttien : @eieai9oft IieB es
bnuen; Elm aus 86rieumdnnern bette
benber Oirettorenratb bate bic sei9dftz
Ii9e 2eitung. gmil uon S6rIfer be-
iprste bic finftIerii9e 2eitrng bes
8aues, wel1en Der @tener 8ouuerein
nit iberrai9euber S9neatsteit gu gnbe
fibrte.
Dus &inssG beotsr mar itattli9 pom
GuBeu unb Seidmuduou n Der inneren
@inri9tune. @inen eiinittsen @in6ulf
ma9te namentIi9 bic benz S5ottenring
3u%sepenbete 9auptfaeabe nit Der pom
elmer pr69tisen 9ruppe se3ierten 9css
sia. Oos plaftif9e &unfuert, weI9es
ben Aufbau trOnte, ffeIte v4poH, bic
Mufen gum EanS e~inIabenb~, bar. limb
bas Snnere bes &uuitteupeIs fta9 bur9
@Iesan; berpor. Der llulfong
6es Sui@auerraums entipra9 benz hes
@iener Staht > E5eetrrs, wakrenh bie
ur9ttsttsuif9e &nstsnans Tttkafa sm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-23

bate. Da Bel bem i1wieriaen, bi9t
perpa9Ienen Terrain feline alusii4t Dor
bauben mar, Der Berfon bes g%utfobeneH
babbaft Al werben, 10 wurbe feline !6itte
suud1il in 9ranb geifedt unb 5erif0it.
Cur IeIben Seit wurben an 5wei Stenen
BON ginaeborenen aus benz Buf6e berz
aug auf bic Ranni9afteu @urfipeere
aeworfen, weI9e iebo9 3ieman6 uerIet>
ten. Oas bierauf iOfOrt erOHnete S9is
benfeuer iaete bic gi~useboreuen in i9Ieus
uiae Slu9t. NIsbdnn wurbe bos 9an3e,
aug etud 20 .6itten ~beifebeuce Oorf aiez
ber6raunt unb sic GarOspfnn3unsen, ios
melt ansdnsig, seritOrt. Bon ben gtus
oeborentn lieS ii9 6einer mebr leben,
nn6 ba an cine Serfolgung, oeren Auss
bebnuns ii9 gar ni9t bere3nen lies, in
benz sar5 u~nwesiomen Sui9 Terrain
uusIos eepeieu mare, 10 tebrte Die yam:
bunasa6tbeiIuna UNI 10 ubr an Soro
aurif. 9ierauf feuerte oas Ranonen'
boot brei i9arfe @rnnaten in bas brsn:
nenhe Oorf uno bus umIiesenbe 9eitriipp,
Oas 9laseu bieier 9rdnaten i6eunt chi
Die G%inge6orensu cine sroBe Wirtuue
bsruOrqebro6t gu BADEN. Der Gpbtu:
itamm 3os fi9 ms Snuere suriid uni
mar aud bur9 BermitteIun9 Gnbers'
g~iuoeboIenen nidt mebr 81 errei9en,
Oa bemnad peitere WaBnabmen bod
6i6t gum 3ieIe sefibrt BADEN wiirben, Il
fe5rte bas 6nnonenbrOt ,9ob!3t" an
4benb mad Ruia 3urid.~
9ei berfeI6en 9eIe9enheit wertcte Do:
beuti9e RanOnenboot 9lst6 aud eiue'
anberen Snlomon : SHiel auf mnb er
spang bic &usliefsrunS zines GinsebO
renen, Der an Der Dor einisen MOnateI
BEL einem 2obnitreit erfoIgten @rnlor
buue 6es btutI9su 8ir9ers w. Rlein
i3mibt betbeiIi9t seweisn 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-23

@dbrenb Cuba Sabre lung I'm Aufs
ffanbe sesen bic Spanier rang, bran1teu
bic Der. Staateu nir bic 5anb mad bies
fer gerIe Der Antiaen aus1uffreden, aber
ie wielen be 8effrebunsen Der gubnner.
fi9 ibnen anSui9IieBen, surid. Oieielbe
Mntmort mir6e pobI Mterito erbaIten,
wenn IS nm Nufunbme IN bic Union BITE
ten wirbe.
Oas Bolt Der Ser. Staaten weiB,
boB bic bisber non ibm in bieisr Se>
sie5uns befoIste BOIttit bic eilsis rids
tise lit -unb 6aB IS aIer ieiner gnersie
beoarf, ouf feinen ulermeBli4en Qdnber=
itredeu ~seorbnete 3uifdnbe gu f9offen,
felbfttdnbise ul6 iuteaiscnte Burger
beransubiI6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-23
8erm,tf@te saa@rt@ten.

Die 10 rbeintfde 9iqarz
renabI6nittpereine nit 1852 MiteIie6ern
bubeu 1859 Bf. @isarrenabi9nifte unb
&c, 900 so. an barren 9elbe 9eiammeIt,
wofir 1926 Rfn6er nit 20, 900 M. be-
f6eert wur6en.
Die EranspaIbauerH i6eiz
men ft9, ua9bem ite lire 1lnabbdneieteit
uteber erlanst, pom Der iibrisen @eIt
abf6Iiesen 3u wouen. Die teIegrapbiide
Serbtnbnn9 nit I~ransuaal lit eingeIteut
wOrben. Die SeIesrapben>8 Bureaus in
8retorta, Stan6erton unb SeibeIbere
wsrben GnSebli3 auf ben 8efebI bes
SOItsraab 9ei@IOhen.
Aus Yaris wirb eei6ries
ben: Gin ie93isidbriser S9auipisler,
weI6er DOR eiuiseu Sa5ren, reid an
@eIb uub g6ren, Der 8lbue entIaete,
brdnste fi9 felt Idnserer 3eit in uieIe
6amilien bes 8ireerftanbes unb iber>
rat9te bic ~sldubisen @Itern nit Der Gr.
tIdrung, bag tbre iunseu S69ter Elm beiz
ipieuoies Talent fir's Gbeater bdtten
unb er ieIbit unentseItIi9 beren Ausbils
bung ibernebmeu mone. Inter bieIem
Borwanb 9eIan9 es benz grbdrmIi4en,
cine bebeutenbe QnaabI bIutiuuser Mdbs
den in feline 8obnune su Ioden nu6 3u
perfibren. Die Sa9e blieb Ianee 3eit
unaufsetIdrt, be acknowledgements BEN
Wfeiiten baran 9eIegen mar, Die @es
i3i3te gu uertui9en; aaein in ben Ies>
ten Sasen bat elm @un6ar3t in 8aris,
in befeu Samilie Der &omobiant erosen
Stanbal ueturia9te, benieIben porerf
balbtootgef9Iasen un6 bierauf Die be-
b0rbIi9e In3ei9e iiber iein Ereiben err
~itattet. Our9 has BeiipieI ermuutert,
traten aud bic anberu tIasbor ouf.
Die IbIe 2age6er rtIeiueu
9an6wirtb" IN Bateru sebt am guibeus
tefen aus baierii9en 8eri6ten beruor.
Oa seben wa9iefbe Seri9uI6ung unb
u~nsebeure Sunabme Der 3uanesuerfeis
9erun9 9anb in 9aub nit einem mafeu>
baften freibdnbigen Nngebot tIeiner
2ano9iter, 10 bag bic greiIe berieIben,
nenn man pom Der uumittelbareu Radz
bari9aft sr6Berer St66te abfebt, ouf Elm
Riueau sefaIen finb, ME nod tauur
ienaIs IN ben Iesten so SSabren, nobel
iiberbies Der febr perdnberte 9eIbwertb
nod beute IN Betra@t gu 3ieben 1T. Sn
elmer Stsuns Der baieriI9en abseOrbnes
tentammer uruBte pom 5fnan3minifer
eOnffdtirt werben, bag i'm Sabre 1880
Elm ReunteI 6es %9eiomn1ten lanbmirtbs
f6aftIi9en 8o6ens IN Baiern meeeu
neberf9uI6nne unter ben 9aurmer fam
wdbren6 nod i'm Sabre 1873 bic 3abl
Der fubbaftirten AnweIen in Baiern 69s
betrus, ffies bieieIbe 1880 auf Die enorme
Stfer uou 3722, weI9e iRsseiouru1t eireG
l5o, 900 6ettare NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GUhens f~evsaisHtsstS.
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gSie NIT Y]olDncfcrn Ocutid 8e'
inrpd1cn miro.

Wenn friGer elm Burger zines beuts
i6eu Staates i'm Nuslanoe miBbanbelt
p6er ermoroet wuroe, nabm ii6 gtientauo
in Oeuti6Iano ber SG6e on, uno Oil
Die Yeitrafuuq 6es ausldnoil6eu Sreus
lers mar oft nidt 3u benteu. Oo9 baS
bat fi9, felt 8ismurd Die @eidide bes
eeeinigten DsltidIanbs Ientt. in erfrelis
IiGcr Beiie qcdnoert. Rein oeuti6er
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belt re,oen, obne haB bie beutl6e Ste
eieruug ouf's Gbattrdfti9fte eini6reitet
uro Die Seitrnfun9 hes 6reulers berUirft.
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biI6en Staate feline 8eb0roe sur 8eltras
funa bes 6rcuIers porbdn6eu ober bereit
lit, 70 uou,iebt Die 6euti6e Re9ierunc
Die Strafe ieIbit-iei's audi an Der @elt
@noe.
Sine berartise ,,@rscutiou" bur6 Elm
Seutides Griegsidiff al Der Welttu1te
Nfritds wurbe Dor urgefd6r einem Sabre
an ~uorlieoenoer Steue beIbrieben. Wie
Samals ben Neeern Nfrifas, 10 bat SiSz
marf iett ben Serren Nuitrolnegerm es
eineebIdut, baB ite teinen Sir9er 0euti4s
LAMBS unqeltrdft miBbanOeln eiirfen.
4uf elmer Der gum weitli6en YoIpue>
fen eeb6ri9eu SolpmunsSnieln i'm Stil.
len Geere mar por eiui9eu Rouaten in
Der RGbe elmer beutI6en Standardization
Der beuti6e gambler Stueentn poneinem
Gineeborsnen beraubt un5 eri6la9en
wor6en. Der &aubm6roer 6atte ii6 in
BEN S6ub oes beuod6arten Tubtuiiams
mes beseben. SObaIb baS in Berlin
betannt purbe, er6ieIt Der benti6e 9es
nsrulcpuIuI 3embI6 ouf BEN SdiTerin>
ieln ben Nuftrag, It'd nit Dem beutideu
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Der SalomonsSuieIn 81 be9ebeu, bic
&usliefenlne ncs Nt6rberrs su uerlan9en
uub iul Sale Der @si9eruns BEN benz
M6rber S5ut 9epd5renben Stamm
oerb gu 5i9ti9en. Der 8eneralconiul
that, mic Jpn beIoblen war Der our9
etnen 0pImetI6er i'm Namen oes &dis
iers Don OeutihIaub our gluslieferuns
bes M6rbers auf9eforoerte Gubtuitamm
iaete ,Nsin". 0orauf fu6r bas Sanos
nenboct ,Sabi9t" ans Stranbsebist
bieIes trie9er;iden Stammes. lleber
ben weitsreu 8erIauf fugt Der amtli9e
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lin 8 llbr SOrmittn9s i6iffte ii6 Der
~Snmmanbant bes Sa~nouenbooteS nit
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ifeben6en MISUNDERSTANDING aus un6
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elmer sinifis 9elesenen Stele auf ben
StranO aufselaufen woren, nit ausse>
I9wdrmten S6iisen mad einem uuwett
i'm Buide selesenen Oorfe. Oas Iess
tere mar pom idmmtIi9en 8epobnern
DerloGen, ebeniO aud bic 9itte, weI6e
ais bteienise bes M6r6ers be;ei9net mar.
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