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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-08

FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
TVNHE President and Directors Of this Company have
Il this DAY declared dividend Of 10 per cent on the
.cspita maid in pavable to the stockholders or their
hesi representatives, on after the the 8lh instant
ami c. l.. TRACY, Secretary.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11

New Motive POmer.-The N. @. Times
says 1t has been discovered by a
distinguished chemist, that the lcaping
property in Aeas, is cused by the possession
of the seli-same element that, Brandrelh' S
pills are composed of, and he remarks in
an essay upon chemical hoaxes, that in el-
ephant by taking three thousand packages
of these medicinal pills, could leap over
the whole earth at one bound and fall no
where-it being supposed that by the pro-
gressive motion of our dark planet, the
world would slip from aoder him, while
the animal was going round.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11

odd FellO,Os IN BaLtimore.-The Balti-
more Chronicle Of Saturday las the follow
ing:
The procession Of the order of odd Eel
lows which took place yesterday, was fa-
vored by fine day, and was in itself, an
imposeg and even splendid display. The
number Of members of the Society which
was great, far beyond our expectations, was
swelled by deputations from Lodges in Nor
folk, Petersburg, Richmond, Washington
and Harper's Ferry, amounting we are told
TO several hundred persons. The process
sion after passing through the streets, march
ed to the Theatre, where an address was
delivered by ARCHER Ropes, ESQ. In the
rear Of the procession, we observed up
wards of one hundred small children.
whom, upon enquiry, we. ascertaned to be
the orphans of deceased members of the
society, who are clothed, fed and educated
at its expense. This practical evidence Of
the benevolent design of the order gave
great satisfaction TO the public, who were
looking on in crowds and was a most inter-
esting feature in the pageant.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11
gEfl5uUETTs-Trl7EH

The trial Of G. A. Sage, formerly editor
of the Lehigh Antimasonic journal, for
libel upon Governor Porter, commenced at
Allentown on the lst instant. 1t resulted
in the conviction of the defendant.
The Lehigh Bulletin, speaking of this
result, says" The cloud of suspicion
which the lying afIidavits of the Stonebreak-
ers had lowering around the character of
Gov. Porter, was swept away, and it shone
forth clear as the sun in his meridian glory.
Under such circumstances the jury could
rot but return verdict Of guilty against
the defendant, which was done. Thereby
declaring that the character of Gov. Porter
i, free from the foul charges made against
him by his political enemies"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11
nooD NEWS FOR TIE REMOVAL
INTERlSV.

Onr neghbor of the Wing Register, has
atength shown the clOUcn toof' and come
ont for the Danville INTEREST," in opposition
TO the removal. This we rejoice at, as he
has always hung around it like an IN
cubus. We know not what inducements
may have been held out to him from below
other than the occasional advertisements
from the Prothonotary's Office which have
graced the columns of his paper OF late.--
This, however, was probably sufficient Tor
the entering wedge that he published IN his
last number, and if the new Prothonotary
will occasionally give him a little pap, by
wav of advertisements, he will haze him,
body and breeches, by fall election. GIori-
ous union this. " Birds OF feather will
flock together"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11
UlEz2EElliEE 7rEl'l

Tcmperance.-"I drinks nothing but
water from KnaPp's spring, quart day
give me temperance-the only road to
old age-here waiter, another plate of roast
beef" "Vy, that's the third plate sill"
"None of your business, pays for it,"
Us many die from gormanai@iag as from
deinhing.-N. Y Star.
True enough; and besides, man who
eats too much is worse member Of socie-
ty than the man who drinks too much be-
cause he appropriates to himself to what
Providence intended for the nourshment Of
three or four, whereas a drunkard only con-
sunes a poison, and therefore benefits the
community by destroying himself
Picayn1e
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11
The Supreme Court have dismissed the
quo ,otrranto case of Judge Darlington, in
consequence of his death.

For I0Wu.-Neary a thousand Saxons
lately arrived at New Orleans, bound for
Iowa or Missouri, with upwards of one
hundred thousand pounds sterling, in gold
and silver.
1t is stated that Messrs. Prince, of Flush
ing, l.. l. have within short period, dis
seminated 400, 900 Morus Multicaulis Trees
throughout the country, and realized profit
of 100000.
The supposed urderS.-Kobler and
Whitman, arrested as the supposed murder
ers Of Zelerbach, the pedlar at Lancaster,
have had d true bill found against them, and
will be tried at the August term of the Lam
caster county court.
Betting on Eiectiohs.--A bill to prohibit
betting on elections, has been passed by the
house of representatives of Illinois The
penalty for the offence is $1,000, and i'm
prisonment of 80 days. This looks like a
bright beacon Of honesty.
n Soft Hcart,-The American in Paris
says" should suppose, from what have
myself seen, that. a milestone, compared to
a French surgeons heart would be good
pap to feed ones children upon"
DAMAGES AGAINST q Steamboat COmpd-
ny.-Amasa G.. Hall has recovered, at Nor
wich, Conn, $500 against the Connectcut
River Steamboat Company, for broken
leg occasioned by the keeling OF the Bun
ker Hill, on reaching the wharf.
The Wetumpka Trading Company, a
banking association in Alabama, after cheat
ing the public Of about 81 20, ,OO0, have gone
off in body-President, directors, and
company have " "slOped" for Texas with all
the assets.
The Right Of Rcpeot.-1t has been re-
solved by majority of the house of repre-
sentative Of the legislature Of Ohio, that the
Legislature has a right to repeal a bank char
ter whenever they choose, and that the su.
premo court has no power 10 decide to the
contrary.
The Territorial Gazette, published a
Burlington Iowa Territory, says that thai
Territory will be entitled to become state
in 1910. That is the time that Massachu
sets is to become one of the democratic
states Of the Union.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11
FIRE.

We understand that on Friday Of last
week, and while most of the family were
at work in field at some distance, the
roof of the house of Mr.. John Brugler, of
Hemlock township, was discovered to be
on fire, and so rapid was the flames, that
The building, together with most of its con-
tents were consumed before assistance could
oe rendered, as also valuable cider mill
and other out buildings.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11
DR.. LEWIS MOYER.

Hereby informs all these indebted to him,
either by NOTE or BOOK, that he in
tends to leave this place, and wishes that
they would settle their accounts before the
2Jlh OF February next. After that date his
Books will be put into the hands of a Jus
lice of the Peace for collection. lie wilt
be at home every Wednesday and satur-
day.
bloomsbury, Feb. 9th 1899, Al
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11

brI7The members of the BLOOMS
BURG ARTILLERY, and all others de
sirous of joining said company, are request
ed to meet at the house of c.. Doebler, this
Saturday afternoon, at o'clock, on busi-
ness of importance. A general and punc-
tual attendance is desired.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11

The Register man has been so much ac-
custOmed to whig street caucussing, that his
keen optics discover democratic conclave
when two Or three friends happen acciden-
tally to meet. The democratic party do
not do things in that way. They sub
nit to no dictatiou; nor do they suffer them
selves to be deceived but once by the same
man; and when an agent acts the traitor, they
hand him over to wings as fit instrument
for their use. Do you take.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11

Volunteers for Ieras.-Col. Harrison
of Texas, is in Kentucky, engaged in ras-
ing four companies Of volunteers for the
new regiment, which is to serve for the
protection of the Texan frontier. The pay
and emolumenls are very liberal.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11

AurderS.-A correspondent Of the New
York Commercial Advertiser writes from
Mitonvile, Ohio, that within a fortnight
two cases of wilful, deliberate murder had
occurred in that vicinity; and that both of
them were husJDndS murdered by their
lCiUeS
The first was that of John Knowles,
late a merchant of Perrysburg, by his wife
Eleanor. They had been married less than
a year;he was an old bachelor she young
girl.
The other case was that Of Mr.. Sim
mons. He was put out Of the way in
summary manner, by single blow from
broadaxe, IN the hands Of his wife, direc-
ted, as he lay sleeping IN bed, to his throat,
but passing through his mouth in its way
thither. His wife expresses no remorse at
the act, assigning, as the reason, that he
would not go back TO Maryland, as she
wished, nor let her go, and that she would
not lice here with him at any rate. She
had few weeks since attempted to RUN a.
way, but was pursued and brought back by
her husband, he being compelled to tie her
before he could succeed in getting her
home.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11

II Tough &Ory.-The U. S. Gazette,
IN describing a young heirer, says" So
broad and level was her back, that game
Ol nine pins might have been played upon
1t, II she had consented"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11

, The Register man calls upon the Danville
interest to " allay the local excitement."-
Were we TO advise them upon the subject,
it would be, to hire him to take part with
the removal party. 1t would not only "allay
the excitement" but damn the Interest,"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11
SATURDAY,: .MgY II, Issb

y We have the pleasure of acknowledging
,bs addition of several good and true demo-
cratic names 10 our subscription list, within
tbe past week. If our list increases for a
few weeks, in like proportion, we shall be
enabled to look down all opposition.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11
HARRISBURG Man sth, 1889,

There is as yet no quorumin the Senate.
When the House met this morning, Mr..
Stevens presented himself to be sworn and
take his seat. Mr.. McElwee offered res
oIution for the postponement of the question
of admission and the appointment of COM
mitec to enquire whether Mr.. S. by his
extraordinary conduct since the last election
had not forfeited his right to seat. This
resolution was discussed some hours, when
the federal members left the House so that
there was not a quorum for business, which
occasioned an adjournment without deci-
sion Of the pending question.
We trust that no movement of the feder-
al members will frghten the democrats from
dischargng their duty, or from inquirirg
whether they must receive among them
political desperate, who brands them as
USURPERS and REBELS, and imperi-
ously demands that they SHALL submit
in ALL THINGS to his CAPRICIOUS
WILL. The outrageous conduct of this
wicked man has agilated Pennsylvania long
enough,--it is time that IMMUNITY to his
DARING VILLANIES was withheld.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11
STOCKTON'S PREMIUM TEETH.
a. V.aLLERCH4HP,
DTITrTST,

TA ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies and
aN, Gentlemen Of Columbia County, that he has
just returned fom Philadelphia with fresh sup
ply Of the latest improved si!ecious mctac or por-
ccain Teeth, which he inserts, III most cases, with
little or 10 PAIN to look as well as the natural,
He also cleans, files, and Plugs Or fs the cavities
Of decaycd teeth with gold Of the finest quality
with silver or tin, as the case may require; i,
A good supply Of tooth brushes, and an invalua-
BILE vegetable denrieyice for sale on the most rea-
sonable terms. His Medicines Oh hand and for
sale as usual.
Mt. Pleasant township, near McDowell'g siils'
April 81, 1880.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11

The extent of the country drained by the
lakes including their several areas, is esti-
mated in the same document at upwards OF
3J5, 900 square miles.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11
T1OTE5I6TN

FENo allpersons not 10 purchase Meteor ihs sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS given by me to
Alexander McCarty, due the drst Of April 1889 as
the said note was fraudulenty obtained Of me, and
l am determined not to pay it unless compelled BY
law.
GEORGE RICE
Bloom, March 20 1882
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11

II Routhfm n,arriage.-A lad aged ID
was recently married to a little girl aged
10. If Franklin is correct in his opinion
tina! early marriage denotes true love, what
loving couple these children must be.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11

y The trial of DR.. Dyotl, is now progress
Ing in the Court of Criminal Sessions in
Philadelphia.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11

Our neighbor appears to be much ont of
odOur. We wondor if little bdi8am
would not rectify his system. Better try
it.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11

Thaddeus Stevens has been requested by
his constituents to take his seat in the House
OF Representatives at the extra session.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11
Esszx7,-a ,nEzrE.zZrm

THE LakcS.-The extent of the great
lakes is thus given in a late report of the
State Geoloeist of Michigan:
u
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11
Singular Escape from an Alligator.

Singular Escape from an alligator.
A boy from one of the towns lying on
one of the Southern rivers, while bathing,
was attacked by one Of the "ugly insects"
(as they were laughingly termed by an "an-
cient mariner" of our acquaintance.) The
advances Of the monster were unforeseen.
A shout from the companions of the endan-
gered youth failed TO warn him from the
spot, and-my blood freezes whilst | write!
he rushed into the very jaws Of the water
demon before him. Oh God what an aw-
ful moment TO the young spectators was
thatl They saw their young companion
struggling in the waves, his head locked in
the very jaws Of the enemy. The combat
ants sank. With admirable adroitness the
youth sezed the alligator by the eye-holes,
forcing the balls instantly from the sockets.
With fend-like howl, the monster relax
ed his hold and retreated to the bottom of
the river, while the unlucky youth, blinded
and drenchcd with blood staggered to the
Shore This is no fancy sketch. 1t occur
red about five years ago, near Darien in
Georgia, at place called Cat Head, small
stream which empties into the Altamaha
river. The lad referred TO above is now
living in our city, well and hearty. We
saw him day or two ago. He often
speaks of the adventure and the tussel' he
had to get clear of his AIigatorship. 9th
er encounters of this kind have been COM
municatcd to us.-Dorie1t Geo.. paper.
EzrEz.,ysE.Zzzszzza
Il WOif IN Sleeps Clothing On
Thursday afternoon Mr.. John O'Connor
of Detroit, Mich. appeared before the sit
ting magistrate, New York, and stated the
following grievance. On the 18th OF Oc-
tober last complainant left Michigan for the
city of Buffalo, for the purpose Of purchas-
ing clothing; leaving his wife in full possess
sion of HE effects, and appointing his friend,
Mr.. Wolf, to take care of his wife during
his absence. In about five days after the
departure of O'Connor, he was informed
that his friend Wolf had stolen from his
premises 800 in money, $500 worth OF
goods and chattles, beside taking off COM
plainant's wife, (value not specifed) with all
of which he hasicned to New York, with.
er he was subsequently, traced in finding q
portion of the goods at No. 10 East Broad
way, where the fugitivcs had opened grog
shop and lived as man and wife. The ac.
cused parties were Immediately arrested and
committed for examination.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11

The BoNnddry Question.-We are ena-
bled TO state, on what we believe 10 be good
that such instructions have. been
transmitted to her Britanic Maiesty's minis
ter at Washington, by the Great Western,
as will obviate the necessity of sending a
specil minister TO London.-the seat of ne
gociations Of the boundary question is trans
ferred from London to Washington, and
those negotiations will be pressed to def
mite conclusion. N. Y. Com.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11

A few days since one side of stone
barn, owned by Mr.. Casper Christman. fell
and killed horse, which had been put in
to the stable few moments before.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11

The report also gives The mean depth
aud elevation of each above the sea, as l0l-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-05-11
NJ. D. HOLBROOK,
WILLIAM HEMLOCK.
JOHN b. BRATTON.
"D'-~' - SAN-A 4 W
Harrisburg, March 10, 1889
TEDMS

The State Capital Gazette will be published twice
week during the sitting of the Legislature; and
once week for the remainder of the year, the fol-
lowing prices in advance;
The whole year, So 90
The session only, [twics sveSk) 500
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-08

Dasio Oi. 9scrter fdbipcr lette gDcdle in
Der 2ed,a gaiintD Court, einen feierltten Sto
auf Dem beiIigen 8iebelbud,, eas er ale ielne
Sd,uleen "G baler fur & bdler" bee
iablt babe, ieitoem er bic SeneIt 9encnls
men bdtte, bas er nenials NIT feinen 9reol'
loren gefpmpremeit nod eini9en slbsu9 ibnen
dnboten babe
Sooret mas Samuel Stursesn am
30. cuni 1888 pcr einent Srieeensrtdter III
Suntinaocn @auutD befhDpr:
"pprter mar thm 700 2balcr fur Soblen'
bremen ld)uleig, ebe er Die Benefit nahm.-
Stur9epu gien9 am 25. Sunl 1888 Su 'porter
uao crildlte ibn ebtge Summe Su beSablen.
Wcrter lagte ei Iei linn nidtS fhulet9, oenn
Die SlrbitrdterS bitten IN oieier Sadle felneH
Serid1t einaeretdbt. Stur9epn 9ien9 su ben
Wdnnern, Ot. Ssinfeao uno Schn Stcncs
treafer uno fte gaben ihm Elm Gertiilfat, SaB
ibm jsne Suntme Sufdms. @r 9en9 fpteoer
III pprter une Ia9te ibm baB er 300 2baler
an iciue 9Irbeiter ihpn besuhlt babe. pcrs
ter metute Ie wollteu auf cine 9eiptiie Sun,e
ilberein femmen. pcrter bot ibm iceant 100
Sbaler an, ipenn IIe als Sreunee bon elnalls
Der idjeiecn ipplten. @leid nad)ber fab er
pcrter pieoer, uno ntelpete linn eae er bic
100 Sbl nid1t nebnlen f6nne. SNlerauf bet
ibm 9Jprter 1S0 Ghl. all, bic Sodlfte ipas
Surascn all Die gtrbeiters @iebitlfeu besablt
hattie, wenn er ibm ein 9ieiet in poq 96bc uno
iibereem Elm pcn porter 9eldrtebeue6 @ertis
feat sum uuterSeiohncn porle9te, lanteno,
oas CT pcrter ieit 20 Sabren femme, NIB oaB
eerielbe aufricttt9 unb ebrlid III alien fetnen
S,dnblungen isi. Stur9ecn wei9erte fldl be-
ifimmt bieies 81 tbur, uno ia9te su porter,
ipenn er ibm gang SDuntin9ocn idenfe, 70
fDnnc er bes rid1t tbnn. cierauf bat 9crs
ter oas Gelc ;uriid sencmmen ltno crflart
baB er pbue bic lluterSctdnunS oieles @erti'
ftats Die $50 Sbl. iliht befcmmen ipitroe,-
Smrgscn duBerte beim Neggchen, baB OBJ
gleicb or ciu armer Wann feL 70 fenne ibn
peber 9>crter ncd font jemauS faufen."
QeIcr 9Suroert es eud, uid,t, mas @pus
pern6r Oaoio 81. 9crter cadte, aIs er lebte
9Scd,e i'm silleutauuer @rurthaule sds helli>
9e Sitcmerf ergrif unp earauf feierlth bee
tbeuerte :er babe allie feline g dull
BEN G baler fur Z baler be5abl t.
Oh CT iifebt Sugleid, an ietnen armen Slcblens
brenner Saniuel Stur9ecu bahte ?
81 bDbereS Srlbunal, ais eaS 2edla
Gaunty @eurtbauS uno Sountin9crn @efduSs
nie = erwartet einff biejeniscn, Die Sptcl
bicniccen nit @ibe trteben, I'm tbre bchl9es
ri(hc NbTttcn 81 fr6bnen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-08
0pupcrnDr Slttuer.

Der Carlisle SoeralS bonn Olittippdb ent,
half bic Seihreibun9 eineS 6ffsntliden Oit,
tasSmahls, peldes bic Burger scn 9Seft,
pennsbercu9t, Cumberland &auntD, 8cno.
9titner 9dten. GaiTelbe seidnete iId, hurd
Ioerslihfeit unb ldtrictismus au6. Cine
9rcee stnsabl bon Burger iparen ee9erwdr,
rig, uno burd cine ernannte Committee fur
ben Gnespef murbe Der 9rs@pupernSr duf
cine 9efitblppae Slrt anserebet. @r ernie,
bcrte III einer fdbncn uno mdnnIidlen 9e,
DC NIB itblcB nit ben fpl9cnoen @ecanfen:
Dcrpplittf heY us-Seeer quite
Burger fel(tc es ais iciue pflidt aniebeit
thn i'm Sang gu toIten. gast ihn ttidt NIT
QSieerwiNen megmerfetL uup i'm ZEN 9rit
iHo Der Scripelilns ausleten, ireil cine Grns
te nidt 9cratten 1T, uuo llnfraaut unb Siil,
fen dntatt WaiSeu ans ben Surehen aufge,
9ar9cn it, Scrfudlt es abernlaI6. 9fiiis
get eGe ocrbcrblid)e llnfraut inter, uub e,
nc mebr rctd'e uno er9teti9e 98aisensgrute
lplrb euer Qchn feiI.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-08

cSn 9loams @auntD ipurbe tei etrer Sers
iammlmuq Der Srsunee BON 8en. Sodrri i
on, I'M Gelc9aten mad, Der Nnrrtebur9er
Convention Su ienrsn fpl9cntcr ScidIus ans
9cncmmen:
SeihGcsen, eas bieie GerIammluua
oolIi9 nbcrseu9t lit, rurd, ti9Iidlr 8ctrads
tlnetn, rae @enral SO [ Ii III s.. s. r.
rifpn, Der NeIo pen Sippccanre uno Der
Gbames, bic einsi9e 91srirn III ben Der. ct.
1T, inter allen eenen melde ibrc 9ianIen pcrs
gebradlt iIno fir bas 9lmt cines prefccnten,
inter beiTeu SABINE bic Wadtt Der Ge9ucr
uno Seinoe tes QanoeS scrdmpft uno ibre
iacobiuiihe 2ehren Der 2ofc So
70 partei, nit Martin San guren an ihrer
Spiec, phne 8ebl eiu Guee semadt uno ibr
9leid) fur INNER geltilr;t weroe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-08
Gcbre9li6es 1inafIa.

Die pbilaeelpbier 3eituneen bonn leeten
Ureltd9e beridten Elm id)redlid,es llnaliid,
ods I'D, ant leBten Dpnnerffaae in pbilacels
pbla erei9nete. @inige Sd,reiner unb Sdu,
fer s@rbauer riien elm altes Sdus in @traips
berrD sllleD niecer, stpiIcben Rarfts II. gbess
nutltraBen; Elm Safen, Der Die freiifebense
Wdnee nnb Sdcrniteine bielt, tpurbe uu>
dd1tlamer weiie fpe99ebauen, unb pknaefdtr
I'M llbr ftel ea6 @anse NIT fiirdbterlidem
Gefradc eir, uno bearut pber 7 Wanu
infer ben 9iuinen. @roBe slnitrenaumaen
mureen ic9letd, 9cm1dt, UNI ben armen Qeis
oenoen Su Sollfe Su fomnten, uno in fpeniaen
Welnuten tpureen bic St6rper bon 8erpuns
eeten, Sterbeneen u. Sceten aus Der Maee
BON Saditeinen une Sdutt berausge,caen
uro IN ein gSirtbsbaus Csnm SG,ilo oas
pterees, eem eitgefallenen geb6uee aeaens
nber, 9ebrad,t fpur6en, une einige i'm nddjlfen
oauie. Gin jiln9er Wienfd1 bon is cSabren,
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