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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-30
R. i. ztDtalature.
Is36-JUNE sEssIoN,-NEwroRr.

Saturday, June 2oM.-lhe Dill I'D re-
lation to Banks Uhe order of the day }
was taken up by the House, the remain
ing sections read, debated, and amend
cd in some trifling particulars, passed,
and with the Report of the Committee,
sent to the Senate for concurrence.
After the Report was read in the Sen
ate, a motion was made to postpone the
same to the next session, and carried
by vote Of six to FIVE. Subsequently,
however, the vote was reconsidered, and
the bill concurred in without ame ndment.
BY the provisions of this bill, the parts
Of the Act in relation to Banks, which
provides the BANK PROCESS, both in ia
vor of and against Banks, is repealed
Commissioners are to be appointed an
nually, with full power to examine the
Banks at such times as they see fit, at
least once in each year, and 10 report
their condition; (this is in lieu OF the An
nuaI Report provided by law
We understand the bill, among others,
contains the following provisions:-l he
President, Cashier, aud Directors are to
he sworn. No greater interest than six
per cent to be received either directly or
indirectly when notes payable here-one
fourth per cent exchange to be allowed
on all notes and bills in this State, other
wise thun the city, Massachusetts, Con-
necticut, and the city Of New York
three-eighths per cent in Philadelphia,
and one-half per cent in Baltimore.
Subsequently Mes.rs. Samuel Y. At
we'll, Thomas w. Dorr and George
Curtis were appointed Commissioners
for the current year.
Mr.. Atwell, from the Committee,
made a report Of the condition of the
Scituu,e Bank-upon which an Act pas
sed, suspending the powers Of the Off
GERS and corporations; and placing the
whole Of their property in the hands Of
Commissioners, (Messrs. Atwell, Cur
tiss and Dorr, to close up the conce rms
Of the same.
The New York, Boston and Provi-
dence Rail Road Company's charter
was amended in such manner as that at
the same time the rights Of the Stock
holders were secured, the rights of the
Land holders through whose premises
the same might pass, were protected.
The Traders Bank, Newport; the
Traders Bank, Providence; and the
Coventry Bank, in Coventry, were seve-
rally Incorporated. Several other appi-
cations for Banks, SC. were post 2oned
TO the next Session.
Many Acts were passed, upon private
petitions, for the sale Of Real Estate
New trials, and the liberation Of Con-
vicis confined in the several jaiIs; allow
ing accounts; making repairs, and en-
pending monies, and finally, at about
O'Clock, on Sunday morning, the vote of
The Session will long be distinguish
ed and remembered, for the variety and
importance of the business transacted;
The harmony which has prevailed; and
he politeness and courtesy which has
very much relieved the weariness Of
session in Newport; in the whole course
,f which, the weather has been cold,
lamp, and uncomfortable Pror. Lour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-30

The amount Of funds in the Y. s. Treasury
on the 9th inst. was NO less than thirty three
millions FIVE hundred snd six,y.,bree thou.
sand six hundred and ffty-four dollars--snd
yet the Plunder patriots would have the
people believe "there is no surplus revenue"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-30

We understand (suys the Pensacola Ga
zette OF the llth inst.) that Com. Dallas has
received Information from Washington that
Two sloops Of war will be Immediately added
10 his squadron, and that three steam boats
are to be purchased or hired to assist in car.
rying on the war against the indians, and to
be at the disposal Of Com. ID.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-30

MIR. Randolph remained nine days at st.
Petersburg. His embassy cost $4,000
Mr.. Buchanan remained nine u,ou,hs-b;,
excursion cost s3o,000-Mr. Wilkins s,aid
three months al the same cost-$30, 0,Ooo-
total for one year and nine days, ss4, ,0oo.-
This remarks the Albany Daily Advertiser.
was all done by an administration .ha, came
into power under the flag Of "Retrenehment
and Reform"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-30

Mr.. WEBsTER's BILL ron DrsrRiBU-
TING the SURPLUS REvENUE.-Thisb bill
has received the presidents signature,
and Of course, has become law. His
Veio prerogntive would not have made
any difference, as the bill received more
than u Constitutional majority in both
Houses. An accurate correspondent Of
the N. Y. American (upon the supposi-
ton that the sum to be distributed will be
sec, 900, ,O00) has calculated in round
numbers, the uPportionment according to
the electoral college ratio-that is, &C g.
cording 10 tho representation of each
state in Senate and House Of Represen-
,atives. The left column gives the re-
suit a. the bill now stands; that on the
right, the result that the bill ss original
ly reported in tho Senate would have
produced-that is, according to the ratio
of representation in the House Of Rep.
resen, atives. This was altered on mor
ton Of senator Walker, Of Mississippi,
by inserting "Senate," SO as to include
the repre- BE ntation in both branches.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-30

FIRE.-A fire broke out in the Dry
Goods Store Of Mr.. Brewster, under
this office, about 10 o'clock on Tuesday
evening, which, fortunately, was dis
covered before it had made any material
progress. 1t was probably caused by a
spark from the lamp, which fell among
some cotton flannel on the counter
Too much care cannot he taken with
lights or fire in our Dry Goods Stores
especially by boys and inexperienced
lads, who are too often left in sole
charge Of such establishments. The
damage in this instance is not extensive,
perhaps from five TO seven hundred dol
lars,--but had little more time elapsed,
'twould have been impossible to have
saved the building.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-30

II is mentioned in our summary Of the
proceedings ofthe Legislature on Thurs
day last, that of the Banks throughout
the State who had been guilty Of taking
usurious interest, according to the re-
port Of the Commi,tee) all the Banks in
Newport are an honorable exception
save one. As an act Of common justice
to said Banks, we feel j: our duty to
state that the exception alluded to, is the
Newport Exchange Bank-the Depos-
ite Bank of the Government.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-30

TEMpERANcE.-rhe Rev. Mr.. Hunt,
from Virginia, has recently delivered two
very able Lectures on Temperance inthis
'place. We were present at the first
lecture, and should have been at the
last, had not our engagements prevent
ed. They were both. well attended, and
we doubt not much good will be the re-
suit.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-30
NEWPORT: :
Thursday, June 30, 1896.
WIG NOMINATION.,
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Of Massachusetis.
ANNIVERSARY OF

The COMMITTEE oil Arrangements fol
the celebration Of the Goth Anniversary
Of American Independence, respectfully
announce to the inhabitants Of Newpor
and its vicinity, that the Procession will
be formed in front Of the Custom House
on Monday next, the 4th Of July, at hall
past Q o'clock, q. M, by the Marshals
Of the Day, in the following order:-
Artillery Company, Col. Robinson.
Chief Marshal.
Orator of The Day, and Reader Of the
Declaration Of Independence.
The Ministers Of all denominations.
Surviving Officers and Soldiers Of the
Revolution.
Sheriff Of the County.
The Governor and Lieut.. Governor.
Officers Of the State Government.
Members of tho State Legislature.
Judges Of Courts, and Clerks.
Town-Sergeant.
Town Council, Treasurer and Clerk.
Marshal,& Committee OF Arrangements.
Surviving Officers of the Battle Of
Lake Erie.
Officers Of the U. S. Army and Navy.
Collector, and Officers Of Customs.
Officers Of the State Militia.
Officers Of the Revenue Gutter.
Societies and Assoc iations.
Marshal.
Citizens and Strangers.
The procession will move from the
place designated up Thames and Marl-
borough streets to the Methodist Meet
ing House, and in returning, the usual
route will be pursued, and the process
sion be dismissed on Washington
Square.
The performances Of the day will con.
sist Of the following exercises:-
Prayer, by the Rev. Mr.. Robbins,
Declaration of Independence,
by MIR. Washington Van Zandt.
Grafton, by WIN. Ennis Esq
The music on the ,oc aston will be un-
der the direction Of Mr.. VIM. II. Atkin-
son.
AT Q o'clock, tho house will be open
ed for tho admission of ladies', who are
respectfully requested to occupy the
front seats in the gallery, and the side
pews below.
Salutes will be fred at sunrise, and af.
tor the Exercises al the Meeting House,
by the Artillery Company.
The bells Of the several Churches,
and the State-House, will be rung at
sunrise, during the marching Of the pro-
cession to and from the Meeting House
and at sunset.
Citizens of.he neighboring towns, and
Strangers, are invited to join the cele-
bration; and it is requested that all OBJ
structions which may impede the move
inents Of the procession be removed.
WNl. JAS. TILLEY, Chairman.
J. ATKINSON, Sec'ry.
Newport, June 3Oth, 1886.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-30

Adjournment Of Congress. Both Hou-
ses Of Congress will adjourn on Monday
next, the 9TH OF July. Much important
business still remains unfinished
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-30

Among the appointments made at the
recent session Of the Legislature, Dan
iel c. Denham, ESQ. Of this place, was
elected Justice Of the Peace and Nota.
ry Public.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-30
From the Louisrine City Gazette.

from Ihe I<OutSttUe Stty G0ScUP.
STEAM BoAr.-DREADrUL ACCIDENT ASD
4 Loss OF LIVES.
\ Below we give letter from tho clerk of
the Rob Roy, detailing the consequences Of
the late disaster it met with on the 9th inst
few miles above Colnmbia:--
STEAM BOAT Ron Roy,
Columbia, Arkansas, June ., 1886.
/ Gentlemen-I regret that duty requires
from US an expose of facts most appalling to
human feelings. The stcau-boat Rob Roy &,
F. Findrer, master, Lett New Orleans on Sun.
day, the 5th inst. at ii o'clock. bound for
Louisville, and proceeded on her voyage,
performing well, touching at the different
points when business required, until Thurs
day evening. the 9th inst. at 9 o'clock, at a
point four miles above this place, (Columbia,(
one of the fucs in the larboard boiler col
lapsed, tearing from the boiler head at boil,
ends, the steam and water rushing out, carri-
cd every thing before il, fore and att. TO
give description Of the suffering aud de-
struction would be impossible.
Annexed you will find list Of names, and
the condition of the wounded and dead.
The engineer on watch, Mr.. Thomas
Brown, says the water was above the upper
cocks in each of the side boilers, which is
evident from the manner the huc collapsed,
being from the side, and not from top to bot
tom, us is the case when caused by want Of
water The engine had been stopped to oil
the wrist and hip bilge pump. The time from
taking off and letting on steam was not mora
than two minutes. The boat was run ashore
as soon as practicable, and every possible ex-
ertion was used by The passengers, physic-
ians Of Columbia, and boats crew, to relieve
the sufferers. At three o'clock the North
America, Capt. Bredsn, came alongside, and
towed us to this place. The sufferers are alb
as comfortable as circumstances can render
in good houses. five doctors in attendance.
The number now lost nrd dead is IL. How
many more will die we cannot say.
BOAr's CREW
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-30

The best butter 70 now sold in Boston
market at 20 and 70 cents. Coming dorn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-30

John V. Hammett appointed to have
charge Of the Fire Hooks and Ladders.
Nichols Hassard Fire ward ex-off;cio
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-30

At meeting of Fire Wards, New
port, June 18th, 1886. The following
named Fire Wardens compose the
Board Of Engineers, viz:-Geo. Engs,
Joseph Lyon, Geo. Bowen, Richard
Shaw, Lewis Barlow, f. p. Allan, b.
Marsh, jr. J. V. Hammem, S. A. Rob-
inson. N. G.. Boss
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-30

I ANOTHER DISTRESSING CASE OF
LYNCH LAw.-The Newark Daily Ad-
vertiser contains a letter from Month
cello, Jasper county, GeorCi", giving a"
account of an outrage perpetrated on the
person of Rev. Aaron w. Kitchell, hom
New Jersey, who was suspected OF
being an agent of the abolitiOnists.-
Several incendiary letters and papers
were found in his pockets. Under these
circumstances, word was sent out for
meeting, and on Wednesday the whole
male population got together, and exc
cuted summary vengeance. The fol-
lowing is an official account Of the pro-
ceedings, furnished for publication by
the Secretary
The Committee to whom was referred
the case Of the Rev A. w. Kitchell,
report-that upon examination they find
sundry certificates and other papers OF
suspicious and spurious character, and
have thought proper 10 retain the same
in the hands Of the Secretary until
further information is obtained concern
ing them.
The Committee would advise that
said Kitchell should be rode arorrd the
village on rail with band Of sh krrds
Of music, playing the rogue's mayclr--
that his head should then be tarred md
feathered, and again rode round the vii
lage as before-that he should also leave
the State within ten days from this time,
under the penalty Of Lynch's law.
A further Committee was appointed,
10 carry ost the recomme ndation adopted
by the meeting. Poor Kitchell was ac-
cordingly stripped, his head shaved and
a covering ftar and feathers substitu-
ted, and he was then carried about the
town to the music Of tho Calnhumpian
band. The Newark paper states that
Mr.. Kitchel belongs to one Of the most
respec ectable families in N. Jersey, was
graduated at Princeton College, and is
a grandson Of the late Hon. Aaron
Ki,ch.lI, for many years Representa-
tive in Congress. and subsequently "A
member Of the u. S. Senate. Such
proceedings are revolving to humanity.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
beolneunsen oieler 3eitun9.


1. Der prsis Oiefer 3 ettunsift. Gin
2baIer fir ben SabrsanS ,penn inner:
balb brep M1onate,t pom Gn,rfanse b
3eiiuns au.--Gin 1balsr uno fanfSis @entt
spenu inuerbalb Dem Sabre.-uuo 2Gbale'
srennnab 9erlauf oeRelben bs3abt miro.
2. Sar cine tirsere 3eitals feds Monate
spiro fsine Subefeription ansenomtnen,"ne
Die 3eituns fann nibt aufseseben rsroen
bic ale 0IdItdnoe be5ablt fuo.
8. Bssanntmabuueeu toiten: SIR eins
aRcbe 50 Gents cas 0isred fir einsn
Nonat 81 uno fhr elm Sabr 8 1balFr oas
Viered. ...:
1. QBsr oiele 3eituns our6 Den peitreter
befbmnt, miro nob Die Sufdslibe Summe
son IS @ents 5u bejabIen taben. :.
pBriefe &c. an Den qeraussebe' n'h1'
fen poffrep einse(anbt rperoen. ...
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
Cine Soosofeens aus Sen 3eitsn oss

Nav NS~SeISS"N AN~SsS<N fJSSeS" W.
lesten &riess NIT England.
ersabls Don einer' offBier Der y. staaten.
5m Sabr 1914 mar i6 nit elmer
Abtbeiluns Srllppenbei Oreenmib,
i'm Staate 0seu-OorF, ttatlonirt.
zines Mlorgens tpurDen tnebrere Ge'
fangens aus ibrenl Serfer geflbrt,
I'm, auf 6ftntlt6er paraoe, bas
llrtbeil anSubbrenl spelbes Elm
ariegsgeriht iiber iie sefdut bate.
Gie mu6ten ma nben fut1tn, erpollen
Gag iberilanoen baben. S0on ibr
Nnblif erre9te oas tisfife Mitleip.
On jepsm fparen Die S5puren elmer
lansetl, Drlfenben ginferferun9
unperfennbar. Mit tflDpfenoen 6ers
let, unp dnsffliben 8liefen ernar-
tsten iie oeaerniten snsfbeieenoon
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
Maenten fir Den

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erSolaeuoe 0errsn Gno attboriilrt a!s
Msenten fir oie(e 3eituns 5u asieren.
s., grcn gbiaieotbe. ..
6risbri1 @pdtb, giq. WoRmeifer, peters=
-..@14 ; y bnrab. @olumbiaua 60.
3. M. Cooper eia. .. M. SHOOTER
.~..a.-. lBapne 60.
Doe. parlemon, 3. M. unicntcmu, Starf
@p.
esrsp. 8. .. 9uet 8Oaseman, 1rumbutI
60.
ousb Me5aa, eiq. '@sansfelD. ssialanS
60.
Die psu.. .Dcetorsn O. u. g. oefterlin,si6.
,..>. lauo. @iblaub Go=
HIeranber NeguQD, y. M. M1a0illon, ..
ebssp' 9eorse 8. mspsanet Gbippawap,
aBm. pbulpys, y. 81. paris, etart g..
6. st. 0enbee, @far. 3anespiue. Obio.
Doc. g. MisBe, 2aneafter. Ohio.
Saeob pinOng, Spmnerfst, perrp Co., 3.
Daniel NOrIep, @iq.p. N. @teauelauo 3.
--=a<nTT|nn/nEfH~-
gr,psdun9.
WaS ftdrrt celn B1ld blnunterr
NlS 6fue fiob bein 8rab =?
Gin ireper gsiit lu6t muutes
Dss 2ebens Iuttistn 1rab.
miutt bu ibn fibn erprotsn.
QDire 3offnun9 bsu uno pabr;
Drum frifb ben 8lid nab Obsn,
Dsnu orOten nur ift'star!
Nibts siensin Star,usn unter
Bit eu Dir ie!ber gtab;
Gs ipannt uuo lebt feb tanter
menn sOrs' uus Sample CAB.
llns nabt i'm bhiteren 2Oben
Der 9otle sanse s6aar:.
Du fssf, (bault bu nat oben
Dsnn orobeu nur ilt's slat!
llnb blidf bu bod binuntsr,
90 lhrsds sib tein @rab;
rort 1Sl't ein 2sten ,uunter
Gin mioss Qeben ab. =
iino belt bib 0labt umspobsu
Mnf groen itnmsroar, Il T.
Der Cob lit Qiht BON oben -..
Denn brcben nur ill'S flar!
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01

mDr0u6 man fCDlleBen tDnnte, D ab
er entGDlo6en rpar< aIs SolDat iu
lterbsn. 6inter ibmf fplste cine Msns
sc 9efan9ena Die psrGbiso ener
0er9eben wesen in 95srboft Gb
befanDen. Oteiem fblOS lb cine
farfe Bemabun9 an, nit gsfdutem
Bajonet uno iborf selaoensn Sib>
fen. Me IN @tanopuntt war i'm
Nobtrab Des 9anjen.
O. 9sorOnet, unterm tsifen Com.
mono . Der Offjisre, bemeeten nir
uns lang fam pprwdrts. Mit Tlcbr
iberbdn9te Srcmmsln uno pfeifen
lte6sn o1e oumpfsu Sbne oes g.
penmarlbs b6rsn. Ser 3us mar
lber auem Nus0ruf feierllb. Gin
Menfb i'm Gef1bl Der ppEen 2e>
bensfroftt feinsm Grabe (ib ndb-
ern0-in 2eibsnfleiber, uno UNI
rin9t- ntebt Don Srsunoem neren
|Sbeiluabme u. Sbrd men bic Gbei-
oefunoe erleibtern - neint Don
&riegern nit SojOnetten uno TOD,
es1bmansern 0emebren, bereit
0ernlbtun9 ousSuipeten 9e9en Elm
l0erh oas nod NIT sarten Sanoen
am 2eben bdn9t uno nod 70 9erne
QEeib un0 &lnoer be9Iuden m6bte.
9Bobin oub Ger Ssflaeenstpertbe
feline Slide penoet, pa 1T fein Nu-
&c, tras fir ibnSu wsinen Ibeint, feis
ne @5eele, Die er fennt uno fein
Inennt uno liebepcu uno trbteno
|ibm lltb an sic Selts fteut.-Natur
Iuno Menfbbeit Gno fir ibn erltcr-
ben.
Mit folben ooer !dbnIiben Sc
|oanren errsiDten tpir Den Ort Der
6inribtuu9, Gin neites Offences
Sel0, in 0e0en Mitte Elm friGb oufs
serporfener 0oufen &roe lag, ros
0rob beSeibneno, in Dem Der 9er-
urtbeilte feipe lebte Slubeltdtte fin,
Den loute. Sas game i'm Eager
onweknoe gruppsnforps bate (i1
(1en fttbe ouf Dis(em SeIoe aufge<
felt nn0 Elm bobles Guatrat eebil,
bet. Die Sette jenfeits oss Gjra-
bes blisb unbe(eet. Oie o6t Spl-
ooten, me'be cas- Sluturlbeil pous
sieben fcuten, truroen nurb Elm
COOS bettimmt; oenn feiuer tritt
freimiIlis su einem folhen1 3ned
bsrpor: 7 Slintsn tporen fbarf uno
cine blind 9elaosn.-Go oDrberti-
tet ndblt 06 jsOer Sble bie (ei,
uise, uno ale ino Isu Der J5efnune
bersbti9t 'oiejenise gewdbN Su ba>
ben, Die fetn tbotlt6ss 0elbo6 snt'
bdlt.
Sn slsi6er Nibtuns nit osm
9rabe >purbe nun Der Sar9 nieDers
sslest, uno Der gefan9ene in Den
3mifbenraum ssfeut. 2luf 1sin
2ln(uben ertbeiIte man ibm Die g.
laubniB, lsine ebemall9en 9efabr>
ten an;ureoen. @rnIt uno StilIe
berrGbts i'm 9anSen &re,fe. $ein
Saut oes Sbeioen0en 9in9 oerlo.
rem. 9>eben ibm ftano Der fomman,
oirenoe Offsler nit Der llbr In Ser
0ano. .~=- r.y......:~ .--s 4
Ills bic erbdnsni6pole @tunoe
Cblus, rief er Dem SprebenOen
NIT let1sr Stimme ;u:3nei ubr!-
Dein lester 2lusenb!ice 1T co.
&niee nie0sr ouf Den Sarg. Der
Oefansne 9eborebte uno renete laut,
nit tfeigenoer, 2ebbaftisfett fort,
wdbreno ibm Der Gfflsier oie Mhse
lber Das 9elibt aog. Gas Nies
Derfnieen De8 SeIlQlenoen 10 Qr fir
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01

NuslprllD. 80 t0nt1te felnen per-
lbbnll6 uno tpubte nur, ooB man
einen @tnstsen untsr ibnen jum(
SDoe beItimmt 'Datte. &aun1 ma,
rem Nomen un0 urtbsile ab9elelen,(
70 lab man an Der Beitirsuns uno
Den Vewe9ungen oes &inen, DoB|
dber 'bn Oas $opssurtbeil perbdnst|
war. G:r lton0 in Der 8litbe Der
0ugenO, in Der Siue Der &raft unb
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|ibn am ndbfen Mor9en in feinem
9efdnsni0e ju beiuben. Mit Set,)
ten an Den Soben ansefe0elt, los|
sr in Der beilisen Scbrift um, tpie
er laste, lib uorSubereiten ouf bic
Ibpere StunOG Der er entsegen
ein9. Nuf meine 8itte mobte er mid
NIT feiner frlbern Sage betannt.
st rpar 9ater elmer Samilie. Seiu
|jun9es welb trobnte NIT 8 llner,
SDgenen &inoern 80 Meilen entfernt
Dom Eager uno obnete nod ni6t
|toB 0er 9e9enltono ibrer beiBen,
innisen 2iebe fo frlb unc llnter f.
erGbhtternoen llmltdnoen BON Der
6ano bes Scoes be:lbrt perDen
follte. @5ein 0erbreben mor 9es
fertion, Oeren er li6 fbon Dreimal
ChulOig 9etnatbt bate. @einer
9erGteruns nab oerlie6 er oosleb>
te N1al uur oarum oas ea9er um
Satin uno $lnoer i'll feben. Bas
AUDI feline NbEctt 9etpefen tein MID.
te, man betraNtete ibn ais 9eler-
teur uno fubrte ibn oLs folben, &c,
bunoen unD unter Ssoeduns elmer
wobe, tn'S 2aser ;uri6. Gte
3eit ;,piihen Dem urtbeilsfpru6
uno Der Boafrefun9 oe0elben tpar
Fur; unO Die 2lutoritah Die ibn
bate begnaoisen f6nnem entfernt.
So oer(1wano audi bic lsbts
0ofnung, Die feline 9inribtung
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