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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-05-27
D. R. FRANCIS REBUKED
Opinion of One of The Most Dis
tineuished Democratic Lawyers
Of The West Concerning
Governor Hadley.

Special Correspondence:
Jefferson City, May 24.-Thost
who best know Governor Hadley
are not much disturbed by thu
criticisms of partizan Democratic
leaders and newspapers. Nor il
the Governor ever disturbed by
such criticisms. 1t is interesting
to compare what prejudiced par
tizans say concerning him with
what one of the most distinguished
public men of the state, Hon. FREQ
w. Lehman of st. Louis, said rec
emily in a public address that he
is proud of a Republican Cover
nor who is giving such an honest
and honorable administration O:
state affairs. Speaking of the
governor personally he said:
"Hadley is an Honorable, con,
sciencious and courageous man,
and he is giving the people of the
state an administration of the
same kind"
Only a few hours before he arose
to address a large audience OF
substantial citizens conce rning q
new charter for that city prepared
by the Board of Free holders, of
which he is president, Mr.. Lehman
had read a reputed remark of for
mer Governor D. R. Francis to the
effect that he (Francis) could not
look at the Executive Mansion at
Jefferson City without being mad
because it is occupied by q Kansas
Republican. In opening his ad-
dress about the work of the Board
of Free holders Mr.. Lehman re-
marked that ''the board is COM
posed of six Democrats, six Re-
publicans and one Democrat who
is not angry every time he looks at
the Executive Mansion at jefferson
City because it is occudied by e.
Kansas Republican" Every one
who heard him knew that Mr..
was the "ona Democrat"
referred to and that he had quoted
q reputed remark of former Gov
ernor Francis.
Democrats and Republicans a.
like have wondered why Mr..
Francis should have made such a
remark. He occupied the Mansion
himself from January 1889 to
January 1892 and was courteously
sreated at all times by reputable
Republicans because he was gov
srnor of rhe state, though they had
reason to doubt the honesty of his
election. In those years Mr..
francis was young, popular and
aggressive, and Republicans were
disposed to and did recognize him
an executive worthy Of the state
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-05-27

Missouri Democracy and has since
been conspicuous as the man who
thinks he a "redeem Missouri
from the rule of Republicans"
Now it seems that his party zeal
has made him "Chisf among the
P~harisees,', and his prejudice
against a clean, honest, aggressive
young Republican governors
governor who has treated him
courteously and honored him with
an important appointment--can-
not be repressed. AT least the re-
mark credited to him, whether
made In serious earnestness or
otherwise, would suggest that he
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-05-27

A safe and sane Fourth of July
will contribute to expressions of
patriotism more than all the can
mons, guns, fire works, and noise
that can be brought into play in
celebrating the natal day of our
Republic.-Press Bureau.
Aw, G'wan, stop yer hidden.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-05-27

1t ia rather unusual for a govern
or to compliment a retiring state
official of opposite politics but
Governor Hadley can be just and
generous easier than he can be
partiZan.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-05-27
and the Democrats were proud Of


him. In 1895 he manifested
symptoms of recovery from the
kind of Democracy which then
permeated Missouri and many OF
his friends thought he would join
the Republican ranks, but he stop
ped at the half way station and
became a "Gold-B Bug as the anti
free silver Democrats of that per-
iod were called. He showed no
signs of Demo cratic regeneration
until he got ready to erect a politi-
cal lightning rod. Then he swal-
lowed Bryanism, and all the other
isms that were In the creed Of the
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-05-27

"Uncle Joe" Cannon is apt to
go back to Congress because his
constituents will not permit him to
stay at home.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-05-27

After Congress adjourns some
wiser trough less hopeful Demo
cratic leaders will start homeward
to indulge in pleasant reflections.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-05-27

To many observing men who
know the qualities essential to the
presidency Governor Hadley looks
like a future occupant of the White
House.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-05-27

No, Mr.. Gullible, u friend
Champ Clark does not believe that
he will be Speaker in the next
Congress. He just likes to dream
aboutit.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-05-27
COUNTY COURT
PROBATE COURT.

Montgomery City. third Monday In Janu
airy, April. July and October. Danville,. frs
Monday In March, June, September and De
cember.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-05-27
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT.
Montgomery City first Mondayin May and
second Monday in November, Danville. 4th
Monday in April and first Monday in Nov.
COUNTY COURT.
Montgomery City. First Monday in March,
June. September and December. Danville,
arst Monday in February, May, August and
November
The Honolulu times. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1902-1911, 1910-12-01
THE ART OF BEING
A GRANDFATHER.
(By Warren P. Adams.)

If the hopeful traits of the
grandchild are to find their
springs in the grandparent, as
DR.. Holmes has suggested, then
a grave responsibility rests upon
the latter. He must necessarily
be a judicious and a thoughtful
grandfather who is called to fill
so important position, and he
should conduct himself with be-
coming gravity.
When, too, he finds his grand
child asking questions that might
puzzle even the ancient sages, the
intricacy of his position begins
to dawn upon him. Not only
The Honolulu times. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1902-1911, 1910-12-01

Fame prints no record of what
men secrete-her pages are only
open to those who create-her
ratings are not based upon what
they have, but what they have
done. Herodotus, Plutarch, Jo-
sephus, Guicciardini, Macaulay,
Prescott, and Bancroft have
unanimously failed to discover
merely rich men of sufficient i'm
portance to will to the ages.
Great fortunes are volatile and
ephemeral-temporary baubles-
without stability or endurance.
But great thoughts grow hardy
with the years-they are mould
ed in adamant-they survive the
erosion of the aeons-they out
last races and empires-eras and
epochs.
"Those who aim only at pros
perity cannot reach posterity.
Perpetual monuments are not
built with gold - the towering
milestones are signed by martyrs
and dreamers. The seed of gen
Jus bears fruit for every genera
ton. The laurel wreath is ever
lasting. We measure from the
mountain-top, and, therefore, see
but giants. From the heights our
vision is not fine enough to de-
tect separate persons among the
little people. The song Of souls
triumphant wells and swells to
the heavens-the cry of hope, the
cheer onward, the message to bet
torment, peal like bursts OF thun-
der. No splendid effort has ever
been in vain.
"Thus far the most minute and
painstaking investigation fails to
disclose one man immortalized
merely for money-making."
y y y
THE ART OF BEING
A GRANDFATHER.
The Honolulu times. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1902-1911, 1910-12-01
the stature of a full-grown and
ACCOMPLISHED scholar.

1t is common observation
that the severity of judgment ex-
ercised toward ones own chill
dren finds many ameliorating and
softening conditions when ap-
piled to ones grandchildren. This
arises partly from the more ma
tured judgment attained by the
grandfather, for instance, in deal
ing with the world, but even this
is modified and affected by the
clinging tendrils of affection
winding themselves so closely
around the heart.
One may, from what he fancies
is sense of justice, deal equi-
tably with ones own children,
but when these newer gratis
upon the family tree appear it
becomes more than ever difficult
to hold the scales of justice even
handed toward the little trustful
natures opening before him like
shy violet.
A grandfather may be we'll
content in watching single boy
or girl in the second generation
of olive branches, but when he
finds himself the towering center
of a group of them he feels that
an unusual series of honors has
fallen to him. Then, indeed, has
he become a sage, an oracle of
wisdom and an umpire and
leader in the many resources
which his group of loving friends
have on hand for their amuse-
ment.
He may never have been fully
observant of the progressive de-
velopment of his own children,
but the marvellous precocity of
his grandchildren is an opening
source of unfailing delight and
surprise.
"The grandchildren can do no
wrong" comes perilously near
being the maxim of the grand
fathers daily conduct, while he
must almost possess a heart of
marble to deny them any indul-
gence in food or pleasure their
whimsical fancy may call for.
We often stand in amazement
at the apparent callousness Of pa
rents who bring up their children
"by rule" enforcing with the in
hexibility of the Modes and Per-
slams system which takes no
account of existing conditions.
This may result sometimes in
bringing up the perfect child
physically, and concrete cases
cannot be argued in the abstract.
There is, however, no difficulty
The Honolulu times. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1902-1911, 1910-12-01

pleasure, his powers of magma
ton and his fertility of thought
must needs be quite inexhausti-
BILE. He must be the boon COM
panion of his grandchild to whom
any disparity in age seems quite
insignificant. There is no dig
nifty in the eyes of the grand
child that doth hedge about his
grandfather. The world may have
its own estimate, may perforce
approach him with awe, but to
his prattling mate he is the one
good fellow from whom no arti-
fetal distinctions can separate
him. The plump hand resting so
confidently in his is a bond of
union stronger than any docu-
mentary tie can present, and
symbolic of a sympathy broad,
deep and life-enduring.
AS he looks upon his little
companion of so many pleasant
hours the grandfather is startled
to find in him the reincarnation
of many traits of character he had
longed to see impersonated. The
dreams that had possessed his
thoughts failed to revive in the
lives of his own offspring, and
with sigh he has feared to find
them dissipated into thin air. He
has looked to find the defcien-
cies in his own intellectual train
ing made good in the lives of
those who were entrusted to him
and to see the undeveloped men
tality which he was conscious of
possessing reach its flower and
fruitage in the next generation.
To this end he has labored,
struggled and saved in vain, for
his own children may have given
no indication whatever of rising
above the dead level of medioc-
rity. On the other hand, he may
have witnessed with pride an adj
vance over previous conditions,
and his heart rejoices at the
thought that the brilliancy of his
grandchildren is reflex of the
latent powers of his own nature.
Men have been known to pur-
chase classic histories for their
children and grandchildren while
yet babies in arms, because in
the dim future, which they al
ready saw fulfilled, they might
form a part of the child's curric-
ulum of study. They built in
their own minds the scaffolding
of their child's future education
and their thoughts were project
ed forward to the day when, a
child no longer, it had reached
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-07

Grdu 9bea Stabl. Oraanis
fatorin bes DeutIb Nmeritaniinen
Stuatsptrbonbs bon aentudp, ipuroe
eeitern bon 157 Damen unb 3erren
anldBlih ibrts 9eburtstagts NIT eis
ner r@urpriie parip" beebrt. Jrdulsin
Sba pbpllis Wnisr bate Jrau Stab
iiberrafht unb NIT elmer biibihen0rns
tulationsrebe ibr cine 8orfe NIT timer
aniebnlihen Gumme 9elo iiberreicbt.
Jrnu Stabl mar iiber oieie anfmsrfs
famteit unb bos 8eihent ersriffen
uno .rfreut unb bantte. Dieies asist,
bab Jrau GtnbI in ibrem Wirtnnsss
ireiie febr beIiebt lift. 5rau Stab bat
mebrere Reiien i'm Stoate Rentudn
eemaht unb piels llntoiten sebobt,
ipeshaIb Der Damensirtel ibr eas 0es
ihenf als cine @srgiituns 5utommen
lieb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-07

.5umon 2ife@ Die gloHms
bernummsr bieIsr populdren Wonaiss
itrift entbGIt .inen iebr intsrehan!en
airtit.I Don 4lIreb 6enrp aeiuis iikr
Eooiepslt unb oieIe ouoere beahtenss
nertbe geitrdg..
vYelbagen & RIoiins' 3
Monatsb.ftt Die N.g. Dilbes
ite guthanoIuns, % 81. 7. Ctr,
uberianbte urs bic Ropsmbernumuer
bieier e,Disg.nsn uno apeii perbreite.
ten 3eitihrift. Der Snbal. beg 6efs
t.s III fulssnosr: Mnrgret unbSfana.
Eoman bon 9eors Jrbrn. b. Smptes
ha. fShiub). Haiier Abolfs Ronne.
Gebitt bon 0eors Wariel. Di.
Wahou. BON Nubolf 6ons 8artfh.
Wit IA Orisindlnufnabmen bon
Gonrab 6,l.r in Mien. Der Sma,
rcab. gkbiat BON adrl Robris. Dom
Sbreibtiid unb ans benz NieIier. SO.
iepb aalns. g5erf5nli6e Grinuerun.
gen BON gusen 3obel. Mit einem
gilonib. Der ie6fe puntber. Ros
belle bon 8obo Milbberg. Ginem
5reunm. G.bi4t BON Grid Ritier.
Wiindsnsr giere. Bon Winp Raib.
Wtit q GriginaI0ufndbmen tn 3ons
orud. 9erbitnaAt. Otbiht bon grnii
5aribern Sobemsf. pegafus i'm
Melisnraum. Bon 1ebor bon 3obel.
tib. 1e 1ioungsfru. Oebiht bon
Germ. glaubius. Qebensrine. Ro.
man bon 6elene 06blau lS6lue
fclst) Banipiel. NODeuette pou
Wdlter bon Wolp. DeS 6trbftes
glumenfonisin. Bon Dr. Gbmnnl
3. Grebbolb. Uait bier farbiseR Nb'
bilbuneen mad Drieinolen BON Grit
OBpdID unb einer pboiDBropbit. Di'
id0ne gobsisIs. Don Gazrp Brad
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-07

etimmt 20 qar, u.spielpiass gOneaussobe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-07

Gamilton Mnscigcn, 2ufal.Votissa
ano NcHgfeitcn ino absugehen Gdc
Der 4. unS GborIes Strahe. llnier
Naent fur Samiliun ipobnt go. 3O1
Horo Grpnt Ctr. Sclepbon (Soms)
go. 378 .. 3elephon unieres aorre'
lppnoenten: 1893 Y Seu.
- Ginbreher brlnaen am Gam mIton
@benb in bic 1otrung BON 0sors.
WeReil BON Goteotto uHb nohmen als
geute eiuen RepoI0sr uno 5lpei gpls
bene Rinse nit.
- Der 6umanjtdtsbeamte Sobn ..
Derigan eripirtts porgeitsrn abeno eis
nen SaftsbfetI gelsu einsn eeipiHeH
Jris WiIler, pegen 2hierqudIeref. .Dli!'
Ter iol sinen MouIsisl nit einem Wlei
fer aejtohen unb ptrtounpst baxn. Der
maul.fel eebort bsm Sarrn Ban
Gtepe, ipelter nit osm prenirte 3hiers
leste Wcde 0orisuunasn i'm 9rcno
2beatsr CAB.
- Die 8rurt bsfber BON Der Rort
Setiten Strafs rsihtsn Somitoa
Qbeno BEL bem Hortrolraib eine Qs.
titipn Elm, in tptI6er lie asphalt als
pflaiter fir bic stnonuie Strabe cer'
langen.
- Mur 5toarb, Sphn BON Ron
rab Stpors, ron 30. 920 9optoT
Strabe, nsItsr isit iiber Elm Sobr in
SpipitaI gu Canton iih bsfanb, II
in ein,m ft!immsu 3uitonb IN,
rpurbe porotitern 4bero nad Sanil
ton 3priidQstrad. unb bier fdno q
4ufrabms i'm Weres 5oipItal.
- Die 7Fcuer,psbr pu,os Sumita!
nm Wliternatt nah Der Sauoper Ctr.
| spiIten Der 5. Strabe unp Der 6. 8
unb .. gobn, gerufen. no cine Gas
Ieitlmqst0bys in einem neusu 9rabel
aeborittn mar unb bas ausItromeno
Gas iih cuT unertldrlide 0eiIe en-.
siinnet unb oi. 9retertpanb beg /.
fFub boben Graben in grdnb eeies
bate.
| .Q,a1p" mepers, WitgIi.b be
4. Doro 7ftusrpshr, fp.lter i'm Wlere,
Soipitol az Der 8ruiifelentsiinoun
banieo.rlieot, bsfinbet iid in .inem be
bm.Iihsn 3uitanb.
- 0i. ,3ionssHirhe. tpeIde umge
baut unb rsRopirt ipuroe. ipurbe ee
fern nit grob.n JeierIih,eit.n tpi.be
einsstpsibt.
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Denkma Der DeuU6.ameri6anG 10 Dayton, 0.

runa in 8allen Jorse. ipie er benz
Gberf.loberrn MaIbtnsion bic nun
miIiiirifd ausseb;!oeten 9ruppsn
porfiibrt.
Darunter folat bann Der Wus3ug
Der freitpillissn 3ruppen aus Dapton
nah ausbrn1 bes Biirserfrieses I'm
Sabre 1861, an benz bifforiinen Ges
bdube oes altsn gourthouies noriibers
sisb.nb. Damn bic Snidriit In enslis
fder Gprahs. cine S6lahtieene bes
Birgeririeaes, Shilb nit Qorbeers
tran3 unb Stlsife nit beutIner Nib
muug. aanone, Sddnatorb uno ur's
bere Bersierunsen.
Ias ganse umidlieBt etn Ra1men
mitGihenbldtiern, oben In einem tpeibs
Iihen Gopf enbeno, bic Defhihte bars
iteueno, tpie iie nit unerIhiitterliher
Stub. auf bic iid, por ibr ctipielenben
greisnifIe berabIhaut.
Serr Rubolf SHpar5 IN Snbianas
polls BAT iih nit bieiem Werie ners
stpigt. Die in ben 9ilbsrn geseiste
J.rniiti ift in bons porsiigliher Weife
sur 9aritelIuns sebrahi, unb bic
portrdtsQebnIihteit Der 6duptperfos
nen tit uniiberir.fflin, bas in Mubs
lenbers. bas III 5,rdbeimer, bos 1T
Gt.ubsn. mad ouibentifGen Bileern
berseiteat, uno trob Der aleinbeit Der
sgisuren unpertennbor. Gin Aunits
inert obne Blei6en ipirb es iperben.
ipie es tpenige in ben Der. Gtoaten
eiebt gum Giolse bes RiinItlers unb
Der Wdnner. iptlhe ben 0tbanten dns
regieH unb nurhfiibrten, unb aur gbs
re bes 9sutidtbums BON Ddpton. has
burb feline frsipillise goben bic 6er<
itslung ermosIihie.
Die 3eit Der 4ufiieauna unb Gnis
biillung bes 9enfmaIs fonn nod nidt
NIT geitimmtbeit ons.geben iperhen
bis penisftens Der SUB in Dron5e se.
lunsen 1T. mas in sinissn Saeen Der
Gol fein ipirb.
aber fdon iebt tptrb cine srobortige
aunbsebuns bes Teutintbuns Az ber
GnthiiIuns uno Wsibe hss Dentmdls
seplunt. tpofiir Elm Gonntoa Gnbe 30,
Dember in 4usiiht senommen III. Dos
ean5e Deutfdtbum In einem llmireile
BON bunbert Weilen um Dopton In bas
81 eingelaben.
Das Wemoriafs gebGube, in bem
bos gilbperi oufseiselt iuirb. ipurbe
pom Gountp erri9tet unb bot NIT ieiz
ner innsren Ausitottuns iiber $500, >
600 eeioitet.
sDer iperotn fpdter bos programm
fur bic Gntbinung per0ffentli9en.
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brederifden 1bdtist.ii .eins abnuns
bate.
gnblin selang Is. ben piab ausfins
big Su MAIDEN. Sn elmer balbperfnlles
nen Qeihensrufi auf BEN Driebhcfe
bon Qeuptit fpurbe bic JalihmiinSsrs
bonbe erioppt. Yeim matttn G4eins
elmer Blenblnterne, bic eine Grnuens-
perfon bielt. orbtiteten bic nn6eimli.
den Osie[ien. nobel ibnen ein Sara
ols 4rbtitsiifh biente.
8iiIistre 9eIesrapbenra.
ten
Beriin. 8. Rop. - Mie betanni
ee,porbtn III. BAT Gnslonb Der btuis
id3en Yejfperipaltung ben NoribIoq
gsmoHt. be 9eIeerapbsntnrife spiinen
Deutf9ianb unb ben britifhen RoIo.
iien bernb3uieben. Die prcjestirten
Grmdbigunetn btirngen 3um 1beil bia
~ 80 Qro3ent. WDrIdufig III cine Gnt.
f6eibuHs In Der Gats mod ni4t at.
trofiena aber Der Uori9Ias ,pirb bou
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8eIlebae mnb 1aDtpn.

- Rihter 8. +. Sepldno bon gellt.
oue erbielt aeitern Nahriht BON JET.
nem Spbne Woltsr genlano, fpelher
iih in Minneappli3 befino.t. Der
IsIbe t6eiIt ieinem Batter NIT. bnb .r
bel elmer grpIpTon BON einem Steins
se.roIien unb erbebIid psrIsst tporoen
fei.
- Die pellepus CANTON Retail
Groters QFoeiotion bate seiiern
qesrten auseeititt, nm gu erio1den,
Oh @roeeriiten pber Wistser ibre 9s'
fbdftsIotaIe eeDTinst hatten.
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1as 9tutfttbum bon 0apton tpirb
Gnb. Hopemb.r elm b.bsuiIames Jeit
beseben. ndmIih bic Gnibiinung unb
Weihe zines Gentmais inrMontaomern
gcuntp Memorialsgebdube, bas ben
antbeil bes oeutihen glemenis an Der
Grrihtung unb Grhd!tung oes ameris
ianiifen Staaisnbunoss perberrliden
iou.
Wir seiaen in obisem Bible bisies in
ieinsr Qrt einsise aunittpert, oas in
Der Wer.Ii0ite unb 9ieberei oes gilos
bauers RubolT SdnarS in Snbionoa
polls feiner 8oIlenouns snisesensshi.
Die 4nresune su bem Dtntmat
sins BON osm Deuiidsgluerifaniihen
Gentrals0ereiH aus, Der einen ans ana
s.isbensn oeuii6sn 8iirsern bsitsbens
ben ausI1ub ernunuie unb oisiem
ale Ginsslbeiten uber Sammlung Der
geloer, MuspobI zines Gntipurfes
u. T. 10. iib.rlisb. Dieter ausfdub iit
ieit onbertbalb Jabren on Der 4rbelt
gelpefen unb bat In 6errn Shlrars
ein.n aiinitler eefunben, Der ben 0es
bant.n in itonitsr Jorm nert0rperts.
ipie er ben J0rberern bts projeties
porlhpebie. Cbtpobl urIpriirslih
nur cine einfahe gtbenttafel in auss
iitt a.nommen mar. 1T sulebt Elm ima
| pcfunies Dentnal odrous seiDoroen.
Die lebenssrobe syisur zines fr.is
irilIiaen Solbnien aus bem Burger
frieee nit benz 0etpbr I'm anihlas
flebt frei anf elmer Seite Der 9dfel,
bic 3.bn Jub bod unb al SUB brei 1T.
Dos Dilbfperf ipirb ouf einem brei
gus boben Wormoreeiims sesen cine
feds s5ub breite poriiebenbe Wluuer
aufeeitelIt, 10 bob bic Nusen bes Sols
bnten ouf bic Witie bes Sadles, besies
henilid oes 5oupteinsdnsss serihisi
finb.
Die Neliefbiloer i'm oberen 2bei!
Der 9afel HELEN brei GrsisniiIe oes
observation-disclosures bar. Gritens
bic Geene. als paitor peier Wliiblens
berg in ieiner airhe 3u Woobitod, ,Ya.,
bel Musbruh Der Repolution in 1776
ben 1dinr dbpirfi unb In Uniform
Dor ieiner Gemeinbe feb. unb bi.
WGnner gum anmpfe aufforoert;
5ipeitens ben Nugenblid in berShlah!
am Srisianp i'm Gueuit 1777. als
genernl 6erhbtimtr perfpnnoet on Il
mem 8oume lehnt unb bic Shlaht
leiist. pelds ben eriien sroBertn Siss
fur bic aploniitsn CUR Golse bate
unb brittens generaI Steuben In
Jriihiabr 1778 naf Der lleberipinte
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posel. Mit 3tpsi giIbniTen. Die
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Or. paul Robrbad. Wlit aht Iuf.
nabmen bes NerfoHers u. U. Nmeri.
tuniffe Gttnbabnen. Bon Otto bon
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Don Or. Carl 1uTe. Dos 2eben
finst. Geoidt bon Milp Mrnbt.
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ibp bod i4neu jnr Geiie fdiktt1,
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UIud.
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gebabt; itiirst, unb fdIlt serobe III Den
Ieih neben unferm Gauie!1
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NeiHspoitomt .bisfutirt unb rirb
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Siimmt fur @. 6. Gbmsabisn, aes.
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