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finest portals of first-class citi-
zenship but there is great hue
and cry about the people of color
1t is claimed they do not look
the part, do not act the part and
do not understand the duties and
responsibilities of unshackled and
unfettered citizenship.
No objective observer would
deny that many colored people put
on a sorry show in public. Some
are bumptionus, discourteous and
belligerent. They do not seem
capable of drawing proper lines
between liberty and license but
their conduct has not been so all
fired improper as to have them
labelled and stigmatized as un-
touchables and pariahs. 1t will
take some time for the great
hordes of colored people to ac-
quire the polish and veneer of the
dominant groups, but there are no
valid reasons justifying the de-
nial of constitutional rights to
colored people while they are con-
ferred upon criminals, outlaws, il
literates and crackpots, if their
skins are white.
Americans are none too civiliz-
ed at best. II was proved during
the police strike in Boston. during
the days of Law and Order"
Coolidge when the people ran wild
and wrecked the stores, that only
hard, fast laws restrained the
british instincts in men. Eminent
sociologists declare that mankind
is just about per cent civilized
at best The lurid headlines
screaming sex crimes, sadistic
felonies, murder robbery and de-
bauchery, plainly show the bes-
tiality of the pompous whites, who
arrogantly finch from granting
first-class citizenship to colored
people.
As the darker minority is
able to secure decent jobs, hy-
genie homes and is permitted to
walk before the world in dig
nifty, they will match stride with
those who now seek to discrim-
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views of styles to and carry patterns
they may be obtained.
The portable sewing machine cheap portable
radio and can be bought the
So can all sorts of goods and fabrics buttons
buckles and Innings and not available small
larger within o
Many women who claim nothing to wear"
very well dressed they much making
clothes they do uph games
barging through eawing crowds for alleged bargains
1t is more often lack imagination training
that the having nothing
Courier
St. Paul recorder., 1952-01-04
mate against them.

Colored Americans are crushed
and handicapped by the same
gross ignorance that pervades the
South, from whence they came.
They reflect the communities
from whence they came. 1t is I'M
fair to expect a refugee from a
tenant farm in Mississippi to come
to such cities as Chicago, Cincin-
natl and Dertoit and deport him
self with the decorum of the land
ed gentry. 1t is ridiculous to be-
lieve that escapees from the red
hills and hog wallows of South
Carolina and Georgia will hit New
York and Boston and parade
around with Chesterfieldian grace.
1t will take time for these disloca-
ted people to get orientated and
acclimated.
But because they make spec
tacles of themselves with their
crudity and yokel ways is no
sound and solid reason 10 con
clude that they are not ready
for civil rights. II such reason
ing had been applied 10 the
Irish, the Poles, the Jews and
the Italians, when they disem-
barked at Ellis Island, they
would still be primitive people.
offensive. repuIsive and disgust
ing.
The real reason that cOlored
people are such popular topics of
discussion is not because of their
lack of culture, alone, but because
they are clearly differentiated
group with high degree of vis-
ibility." In short, they have
darker skins and Curlier hair. II
adds up to race prejudice. That
is the prOximate cause and the
prime reason why there IS 50
much reluctance to grant them
freedom and liberty The cOlored
people are ready. willing and wait
ing for civil rights. Cheap talk
and acrid disputes win not retard
them.
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Numbering Leaders Wont Stop March

tragic Florida leader of the
NAACP regreable as il may wave of sentiment
against keep Americans of Negro
from enjoying rewards of American citizenship
certainly attempt terrorz Negro leadership or the
shoongs by peace officers and nmi-
s doomed to failure
who killed there will be two to
If the misguided bgots who
perpeuate fellow counymen simply
the fruits of their foathers helped
Negroes into submissive
acceptance rights they've got another think
The fight the right American to work for for
of nation
learning this
von which swept the country at the
OF incident.
the responsibility of
ensng of the majority impressng
all, their fight is for all of the people
Numbering whether they black white
stopped towards achievement of full equality of
citizens the clock to be turned
NAACP the unrelent
for which Harry Moore died
people complain about paying two dollars year for an
membership Harry Moore paid his life for NAACP
membership
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rsad NEGRO As~Ipopsr bsseUss
their asasrol As-I eevsreas 10 In
prsiIiys. their foil reports ei sVsaiI
sHsefinq the vsliafs oad proarsn
e' Nsarea tArosahoUt the world ore
oyoilobIs no~hsrs else. osd bssosss
they ere the only medium ihrosoA
which solorsd people eaa tssp
obrsoSt Of Soeiol hsppsnlnss among
their owA people,
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Page 4 St Paul RECORDER, Friday January A, 1852

persons personal honesty With sober
imagination principles rendering needed service to
the public principles; needed to the
public and personally bunesske
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Some Negroes Bumptious, Belligerent
And DiscOurteous In Public; Jos.
Bibb Explains Reason Why
BY JOSEPH ID. BIBB

Coloed Americans ready for civil rights the
Oaes and the hill beS the snake worshpe and the
fanatics of white skin The colored citizen is ready
civil rights as the black guards of Cicero
Members of the Maa the Crime Syndicate, Murder Inc
and other criminal organizations fully admitted the
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0ms 0arY, 1n~.
2mein 40

2ie reaeImobiae &eriommll,ra
bes ;}lueiNes 40 ipirn ant IA. Mai
lm . llhr rad)mittdos int Sddlcn-
helm, an Dcr /. 1ub Hooicpclt obuc<
hdlten, al'o an, ilpciten EittporG
int Wtiu. Gic Sd)lpcitern iino aebc=
ten. ii, bieier Neriomn1llrna au font
men. Cure Tipioenpenihcds porten
olif Sud. &umnlt ltno hrinot bicle
slnnclcoenhcit cnolic) in SrhnlnN.
Sic Selegatinncn fir Die Dies
iahrioe &unucntipn iinp: /. slnua
6clpio, :. Mariu llrihel. 9toh Der
Eerlun1nllnN an fl. sMoi lperoen
Die fn!Ncincn SChpe'tern @rfriict,un.
gen 'erpiercn: 9lancs Strait lalin'fi.
Marsurct slnn llnth, &atborint
Warie ScGilIer, IfiH 6allnlon, Wa=
IN Shnipt. &eraebt nid,t du 26.
Slpril abcnos II ms llhr lit umler
StlTtlrnNsfcit. Sm &omitee iino bic
gcmnltinrcn.
Sn arolltenfpn,itec iino: Gprotbp
&,ifS ,Srene Eoler.
aatborina gSinanop, lSrii.,
Saru Glen. lSrpt. Sefr.
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zvsummenorbeit Won
Scheme vnd Sfrusse

TiiiIeIoorf. Sier fanb eine
Ronferens ser rllnion BEG Serpices
roltiers bes Gbemin Sc Ser euro.
peens" itatt. in ser sic 2raitiabr'
rnternebmen Ser europdiihen giien.
babnen suiommengeitlcien iino.
Die Sagultg, Die llnter bem 'Hrdii'
hi,m pon Miuiiterialbireftcr Or.
Giihel BON ser &auptperDalti,ng
ser Ieutihen 8unbesbabn itebt,
nuroe Durc, ben HrGiibenten her
Union 1lnb ser Sd,tpei;er 9unoes.
babuen, 6uso 8eidminO, eroffnet.
sluf ser 3agung aperben Die int Ge'
5ember 1851 in 8enf aliaenomme'
,,en Nerbanblungen spi'den Der
Organization ser europaiihen giien'
babnen Linton Suterrotionale oes
Gbemin be Ser" ,,no Ser Organize.
ton hes el,ropdiihen &rnTtperfebrs.
sNperbcs vSnternatipnal Rpao
Union" bcratel,. sluberbem Iteben
sic @orbereitung her 1ren,oenrer.
febrsiaiion 1852 lno bie iiir 1858
SIT trefienben Mabnabmen bel Der
praftiihen &ertpirflid,ung elmer 3u.
iammenarbeit Sluiihen ben priputeu
nno acknowledgement StroBenper.
febrsunternehmeu i'm Sntereiie her
NeiIenoen aui Ser 2agesorbnl,rg.
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Ams Qemneste,p,t Ukie
iSriibjabrfun;ert unb 7ans ant
21. Muril

slue Solfssenoiien 1mb isreun6e
bon 9loungstnlpn uno llmaeblmo
iino hermit hoflid,it einael1pen su
bem sSriihiohrstcnsert oes Gpncor.
oia Gemiihter Gbnr, ipeIhes an
Sonntuo, bcn 81. slpril in Der Sod,=
ielrballe in 9)ounastcru, Gfe ,Sranf=
lin Npenue 1nh iSlint SoiQ, itotts
finDet.
Gus Gpnsert beoinrt I'm $50
llbr am Sonntaa nnd,mitta1. Ser.
'hiencnc @eianapercine lperoen Dos
NroQramm pcrihonern nit ibren
Surbietllnaen, ndnllich Der Manuers
DIOR bon geaper ,Salls Der g. 2.
2anlcntor .Nrobiinn" pon 9tcn
SaVtle unn cincr Der better, Mdmer-
djOrc in Den e. e. Sanoerbuno,
ndmluh Der Gintraht @elanNperein
bon Nclp Cattle. Der &roatiihe Sc
|nli'ttcr Cher bon Snln9stnlun, wcls
der in natipnaler Sraht crltheinen
lplrn uno Damn ln,ler ciaencr Gpmz
tprbia Gemiif,ter Ghnr. &ir allc linn
bcfannt mH ocn &eiitlmOeu lniercr
'GdllIhen @cionapercine ,no niiie1
1d)cn i'm Sur0,s, ooR mir ont Scrm.
tag, hcn -. Npril elncn ichr linn.
re!dcn Sonntag nad,nittaa pcr=
brinaen iperpcn. ,Srou Aoie Oiarie
Noiicl lno S,crr SSilliam Sheis lpcr.
Den Splrs linQen. llniere 9lnerfen
n!rna lno Sunfborfcit fonncn mi.
ourrt pole Sinncieuheit hcipeiicl,
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Die Administration
will Schinken und
Eier einkuufen

@aibington. - 2as 2anbmirt.
ihaitsoepartment lit III oas rsd)in'
fen. uno Gieraeihait" geea,1ae,t.
Tim oen 5armeri bie Greiie fir
Sdppeiueileiid) uno Gier 5u iiherL
bat il djoas Department bereit er'
fldr.., 100000 &iiten Gier uno cine
>betrad)tlihe Menee bon aeriuher'
ten S6weineileii ihproOuften aufsl,.
fallien, I'm s,t berbinoern, oab Der
seaen>partiee lteberId)ub bieier Gro.
BUTTE sic Marftpreiic berabbriidt.
Ger Ereis iiir Sfueineileiif, Der
Dor einem Sabre $2t.2O bro 100
Yio. betrlla. ,par fiirSlih aui $t6.40
gei,,nfen. @or einem Sabre erbielten
oie 6armer 43.7 Gent iiir ein 0utenb
gier, beute betrast ser Hreis 3S.9
Sent. .
&anbpirtif,aitsiefretdr Charles s.
8rannan ,par INNER iiir cine beI.
iere gntid)aoieitg fit Die 6armer
eingetreten, tuar aber bnnit pcm
aongreB absepieIen ,porbeu. ba bie'
ier Hlan 3u fpitipielig Jet.
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Der WinterschIaf der There
Elm noch vngeIoestes Problem.

beiinneu, uno nur Bic Eeile bes
9terDeniplten,s, Die fir Die cinfodllten
2ebensprnsciie Der 9sGrneerseuauuN
unh Stofflpcd)iclrealllierllnQ nGtig
iino. hulten cine beid,rGntte SGtia=
felt a,,iretbt. ga hurh Grperimente
nad,ielpicien lpllrbe, paH slrm gei=
ipiel Der 6ehornerp cines Soamlters
bel elmer aDrpertemperatur bon ipe.
niger ais 1G @rao nitht im StanOe
ut, Sdallimp1lie ncitersuIeitcn, lit
msunehmen, baR Die Siere lpGhreno
oes @intcrlf,lafes p0llia tat biinb.
Nach Den bisberioen iSurid)unos=
crachnilien lit onsmebmen. baf Der
6npotlalamlls I'M 3pi'henhirn, Der
vScmpcraturrcalcr bes &orpers" ,
hct VcNlnn ocs ySintcrs iracnplpelche
Nerdnoerllnaen erfGhrt ,no aufb6rt,
Die bisheriae &orpcrlpGrmc auired)t.
sucrhalten. Gos Sier pcrfGllt baralri=
hin raid im @interihlai. Ser innere
Ssdrmcreslcr Der @armbliiter iepod,
lit lpdhrenb bicier Nuheperiooe nit,t
nolltommen ausaeid,altet, benn er
muir bic aGrpertemperatur iiber hem
8efrierpunft crhalten; foit iebe s(rt
BON Hci' finn i'm ipicbcr in SGtig=
felt 'cben. SIMMER nod hleib .ohcr
Die 8r,n1bfraoc bcs aciomten Gro=
blens unbeantmprtct: &eld)er Me=
d)anisn,us leot ben Sempcratllrrea=
ler labm? Die Slntiport oui bieie
,SraNe lpiiroe lpabriheinlih nid,t uur
pas Natiel Des sSintcritlaies. ion-
bern oluh 8ebeinniiie oes normalen
Sd)lafes l0icn.
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Sc fdlter es in Der 9tatur ipirb,
oclto mehr stobrlmo brauhen
McnIh lmb Sier, Inn ihre &Drper.
pdrme aui bent 9tprmalmert haltcn
au fGnncn. Scr Mtcuid lpeii, iith Al
ihilten, fir SG,lactiere ,mp GGgel
aber beainnt nit Dem 9sinter eil1
ernltes ~Tcriorgllnasproblenr. &ies
lie &oNcl siehcn Dann einfad, mad
luarn,eren 26nhern ab. Elm slus.
ipc0 Der Den Sierbeinern niht nlos:
lid, lit.
Giniae lpcniae Sauocticre pcrmo
oen iepntt Die Semperot,,r hires &Dr.
pers pnrilberQehcnn aui Die Der Inn,
lpelt Ill icrfcn. Die giobrlmasouf
nahnc ci,illllcllcn uno Die &Gltcpe.
riooe in elmer tpocsahnIihen Starr,
,u pcrbrinaen. 9ieicn 3uliano be.
Seihnct man allNemein ais :, ,SSinter,
ld)laI." Gr bat nihts ,u tim nHi
bem ihlafGhnliheu 2llitalo. sen
man QcleNcntIid, hei ben Gsfimos
cocr bel Nelppbnern Sibiricns beob=
ahtct hat.
Sieier @interihloi oer Siere be-
ldlGitiat Die gSiiienichaft ihon icit
lonNcm. feline pbpiiclpgiihen llria=
fen iilp icbuci' INNER nod ,nNcs
flart. >m allaenleinen ipirO an0e.
nclnmen. hoh has Sier ous clnem
nnrmulcn Shlof III oen gSintcrirhloi
ilbergcht. I'm 1890 mcintc Der fran=
,Oliihe EhuliplnNe Hapbael 9ubois.
haE Die Siere IN cine 9lrt pom Pluto
narfuie" perficIeu, lno slpar burd
has lid in ibrcl, GrDhGhlen biloenos
&ohlcnoiorpb. Gieie Sbeorie lief
ober 10 pielc Satiud)en oubcr aht
oaR tic fallen aelaiieu mllroe. Sic
NorlncnTorid)lnla hnt MN Die LIN.
terilld,lIna in nclle Vahnen gelenft
sllem slniCbcin mad, fam bet yin=
ter,hlat nltr Damn ientrcten, ipenn
Die Sdtiafcit heitimmter i,lnerer
Irll'cn cinAeihrGnft lit: cs lit abe,
hsber nod, nicft Nellmoen. ben gSin.
tcritblaf filnitlid) bcrporiur,licn
9Sas aeicbicbt ipdbrcnO ocS 9Sin.
tcrld)lafcS nit benl Gcbirn? llcber.
ralhcnbcrlpeiie ml.Gte feltaeitcllt
lpcrocn, noi, alpur Die pcripbcrcl,
Nerrcn bel Semperaturcn nabe bc,1
We1rlcrpltnft uolb iG.nttipnsi1bi1
limo, oaB aber Die Soirnrinbe iclbit
MIR bel elmer Scmpcratlr BON mini
ne'tens 20 @rno urbeiten fonn. &c.
Q'nnr cln Ninterihlifcr I'll cr,uahen.
10 itraficn lid, ieil.e M.,sfcin, aber
nle'c cr'ten Hc,peallnaen lniiien bon
el'leln Nerrensentrl,m llnter Der &e.
hlrlIrllroe allsscben. GrIt lpcnn Die
3orpertcllperatllr bes Sicrcs aui
20 ,G'rao geitie0en lit, fam es bic
Vtlpeallnoe'l ieines A0rpcrs lno Die
0lieonaRen fpntrollicren. 9os G,e.
hirn oes gSiaIeritl,ldfers nlllH iih
allo in cinem 3uitano polliaer Nube
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We announce that Lodge 46
will hold its annual Mother
Daughter Banquet on May 9TH,
1852, in our meeting hall at Lin
coin Avenue. We have very
good committee appointed for
that evening, who will prepare a
very good meal, served free to
all members of Lodge 46. For
nonmembers, the price will be
Sl.25 per person; children UP to
fifteen years will be served free.
We're hoping to greet all OF our
members. their children and their
friends. Please bring your ap-
petite. and also good humor. Let
us try to make it very pleasant
affair for all.
Dinner will be served at {
o'clock p. m. and the price of food
being what it is, we wish that all
those who wish to come will make
reservations by calling our pre-
sident. Anna Taub, at Avenue g.
455S. 1t would be greatly appre.
ciated by the committee if 10,
OF our mothers and daughter
would honor us with a song, q
poem, or anything that will con
tribute to the success of oul
Mother-Daughter Banquet. Please
call no later than May 3.
Frank and Marie Schuller are
back home from their winter va
cation in California and Arizona
They are very we'll rested. anc
we are all very glad to see them
They brought us greetings from
our many friends who have
migrated from Chicago to Cali
fornia. 1t was good to hear from
all of them.
A very pleasant winter was alst
had by katherine Van Der Mue@
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Fine Reise NIT
Hindernissen

anorbille, Tenn. 49, Gin M,,to.
fabrer aus Wihiean, ser iid nit
sSrau ,,no ainb aui Dem @eae nod
MarppiDe befanb. perirrte lid, unb
aeriet babel auf Die 2auSunesfl0he
Ses bieiigen 5lugplascs, auf Der er
in ieiuer Terlpirrl,ng tuie perriidt
berlmiauitc.
Tie SluapfotaneeIteaten mubten,
lit ser Mnnahme. bab ser isabrer
minoeiters betrlnfen mar; ben ae-
iamten sSlusperfehr auibalten, unb
ihlieBlif) gelang es ibnen. Sas Iuto
Su Itellen. Ser ,Sabrer ihien it'd ab-
iolut niht i'm flaren 5u .iein, no ct
iid) eisentlih beianb. Ils lnan ibm
iagte, Sab er al,I ser 9aroungsildd,e
Ses Sluaplases lei, befmn er einen
geborigen Sd,ref, ,nb fonnte ge-
raoe nod rllien: lin 8ottes Wi(,
len, laB mid blob raus," unb bonn
1a,lite er 10 ihreu pie m0eIih int
ser angegebenen Aiht,lna hapon.
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MARTINS FERRY, OHIO
BRANCH IL

Our regular monthly meeting
was held April 9th, in the Lowell,
room.
Mrs. Sarah Kramer is confined
to her home with illness, and al
wish her a speedy recovery.
Brother John Roth Sr. was
elected to attend this wears con
vention and brother Mike Huthe
is our alternate.
Sister Betty Lou Roth and
brother Jack McHenrv were
taken into the lodge a snew men,
bers.
The sick committee for the
second quarter of 1882 are as fol-
lows: Mrs. Herman Roth, Mrs.
Richard Roth, brothers Matt
Schunn Jr. and VIM. Lutz.
The Bunco Ladies OF Our lodge
want the kitchen washed, so it
will be washed by brothers Her
man, Georg, Fritz, Bob, Rich,
and Bill Roth and President Ben
l.. Clock with brother John Roth
S. as overseers.
To all members of Branch -
Martins Ferry who live out of
town. In order to receive YOUR
town: In order to receive your
constitution booklet to page q
and read section II, this is I'M
portant.
Richard Roth, Seer.
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vom Frueh|ing U. SEMEN Braeuchen i'm
1essin, dem Sonnenba|kon der SchWeiz

ssn alien Sabraebntsn aelpGhrt be,
Siiofontcn Der Stb,peis feline eiges
nen 9teise. Sm crlten 0nrfriiblina, ir
Dcu Mdralppheu frcilith. ba lpbnt e
lid beipnoers, i'm alli,uiud1en. Nihi
neil hu Die eiaentlitte Neiieiaiion
nit all ihrem Vetricb nph nid)t poer
nod falmt einoeieet unb man Den
Gorteil bes ltillcn. hcid)alllid,cn @e=
nieHcns in allsnebn,cnpcm WaRe fin
lid bat. Sn Oicler Gerinbe. ba nOro.
lid nes 8uItbarns npd) ulles lpinter;
lid) crltarrt liegt. bunn machtpoll
berpprbrehenD pffenboren lie iid
bem ltounenoen Menifen; altf bas
pcrlteftc Mufbliibcn Der Neilcben uni
Grimelgloten. Der Sd,uceQlOdleiu
int &ieien0rlrnoe, Der slnentonen
lulb 2cberbliimcbcn III ben &altdniell:
heinen fplat Der offenbare 8liibet
bairen fol9t ber pffencre gliihet be,
Sbitbdlrmc: Der Giiriid,fulturen.
lpclde aan,e Sanoihaiten lit Elm sar'
tcs Hot talltcn. Der &irld)= llnS
girnhGlme, ocren @eiR pa,tpiitben
leid)tet. uno idlieRlih hebt. etlpo
nad) einem feaenfall, NIT aelpoltis
gent 9rio bic aeiamte iibriae Neae,
totion - iSelo= lnp &ieienblumen.
bic iiiplihen @eipGcbie Der seihiister
Nleden al SGnaeit uub Seeuieu,,
Wimnien, &amelicn. @lpiincn, lnD
bic 2ierpflan,eu Der 8drten - ibr
iSriihlinNslieo su Iineen an: cine
,Surben- llnD Gllftinnpbonie BON be.
rolildlel,oer iSiille. 9arit aber iii
ous SlterfeIt oa; sic 9taturIiit oufs
feltlidltc berallsoeplltt, llnh in Die
ler lSruht hcipllnbern lie bic Suu:
ienoe bon Seiiinfabrcrn bon cnnet
Dem 0ptthdrn phne meilt All
ahncn, ollf ipelhe iplnoeriame 9lr:
allies lanaiam. ill irhritttpeiier. i,n:
nrer ilppiacrer Gntfultung aelpor.
ben lit.
slcbnlirf, ipie sic 9tatllr oe6orhi
allh bos Gplfslebeu ocn ,SriibIinas
aelcben. Giel mchr uIs nDrolid) Der
Nlpen ipiels es iib I'M Eeiiin in,
Nrcicn. nrallben in Der 9torlr, oner
I'M lhnnen Habmen cincr bDrflihen
oocr ltGotiihen Gioi;a ab, ourd)uus
oem Gbdrufter Scr NcpoIfcr,mo cnt-
ipred' 'enD, Die iih niht ihliebt, ion.
ocrlt IN beiterer 0elelliofeit Den fleis
nen ,Srel,ocn bcs Sebcns ihren Elab
laft ,nto. lie lnl0eilplnoeu aenie6t.
Sln Wdri hebt NIT benz ,Sclte pp,
z. Eropino in Meno, an Der Gubcr=
item Slld)t hes Suaoneriees. Die Nei=
he icner l1nolid)cn ,Seierlihteiten.
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ocln Sag ocs San 0illiepe, feiert
man in Ascond. lin Die Mittagsseit
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boten. Weaen SET 8aiiie am 8eIt.
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abfonmen bonn 10. Sanuar 1852
ab, oas oelltisbe ginIubren aus un-
aarn fir q Nilionen Collar ,mb
oelltihe ausfubrcn iiir 1916 Deil.
llDnen Collar bpriieht.
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aussburs. - Gor r,,nb 80 asab.
rem perifnano in 5rooou. SuSeten.
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lino sluslano blieben ereebnislos.
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burg bci auseepicicnen Suheten.
beutihen aus 3roppau Die geahrift
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8ddermeiiter @anief aeitorben Ici
lno aui bem 9otenbette eeitonben
bate, hab er Sen beutiden 8oder.
mcilter Gitberaer ieirer5elt eroroi.
ielt uno ben 2eihnnnt in ieinem
9udcicn nerbrannt habe.
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llm'ua lit in bpbem Mtobe lpeltIin,
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men alciden iih alio feiueslpess ;
mas iih aber nidt ipannelt, has lit
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Sdauipiel, nilnmt lie beibe Mole in
alcider &eiie lrno aanslih aefanaen.
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