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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-14
Guardians Notice.

rsNIlE subscriber having been appointed by
the Couu or prub,tc Of 'ic town o
Portsmouth. guardian rn The person Of Su.
.anuah Hall uf sad Portsmouth, aud haylnq
legally qualified himself, ho:'by gives motto,
thrrcor and requests oil persons having
claims against sand Snsnnnah, 20 present ihcu
,or settlement, and all pcr,uns indebted t.
her, lo make payment to .
BENZ. HALL.
Bris,pl. Jan ,, lSil.-Gw.
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ElESTlsILs

EAR. L.F.GAIL'P respectfully informs
RF hr. ltlcnds IN Newport. and the public
ccnrrallv. that be- has boon professionally de-
.ts,n,d mnsrt than 10 expected ~ Vcin"ni.
Doc, .tt,uss 20 return 20 ha cfiicc ~ 'h's r!Hcs
ina few worEs.
N,wru, Jan. :, ltil
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Court Of Probate, .NUpgri, jan. II, lsil

Court Of Probate, .N;Wpori Jcn. II, lsil.
A y instrument M wiring dated April .iih'
N 1875, purpor,ug To be- the last "Ill aud
testament of Asa Gates, late of Newport,
deceased, was presented for Probate aud let
tiers tcstalncntHrv thereon.
II is ordered, that the same hc received
and the consideration thereof referred To n
Cour, of Probatc, tu br holden at the State
House ~ Newport. on the 1T Monday IN
Feb. ncNt, al 9 o'clcch q. ne aHd that prrSI 'us
notice be gwen by publishing "A copy Of this
order. three several llmcs IN the irdi ~
,he 2iRts, for an persons utcrcscd to appear
nj said tine and pace and hg heard.
\ Iuc copy wlluCsS.
B. B. llowLANp, Pro. Clk.
In H.
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Mi = 3 2 { * g 2 s

Ia Bristol. ON Tnrsduv evening 9TH inst, Mr.. IIunrN
W. GaddIg, to Mis- Abby \. MuarO, both of Bristol
On Thursday evening last, tHpt. Barney Presbrcy,
Taunton, Mass, 10 Miss Nancy w, daughter al Capt
jonathan ". Lindsey ot Bristol.
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NEWPORT BANK.

\ 4 meeting oi tho Stockholders of the
"A Newport Bank, held "Wednesday, Jan
u, the following gentlemen were elected as
Directors for the ensuing year:
William Vernon. Thos. &. Plinan. Isaiah
Crooker, William 5. Nichols. WIN. Stevens,
Edward F. Newton, Edward +. Allan, Wm.
A. Barber, simon Newton. Jr.
William Vernon was re. elected President,
and y. Cnhoonc. Cashier.
Newport, Jan. 7, 1911.
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Com oC ProJoie. .\tupoh, jan. 1, ISL.
rnNllE Executors account ON estate of rle
be Sheffield late OF Newport, deceased
was presented for allowance.
1t is oricrcd,r!ar the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred io tuur,
Of Probate, TO be holden at the State House
IN Ncwporl. on the first Monday in Feb next
at . O'Clock n. NJ, aud rIla, pIcvlous notice be
glvcn by publishing n copy ui lbrS order, thrcc
several tlmes IN the UtrdH Of Me Tim,s. fol
all persons interested 10 appear at sald time
aud place aud be heard
A true copy-wlness
Is. B. lIuwLANp, Pro. CPk
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Court Of ProbGie, .Nmpnri, Jan. H. IS4i.

Court IF Prob0t', .Nupnri, Jan. 4, Is4i.
'gNllE Gnardiau's Account on the estate OF
Maria Smith, OF Newport minor, was
presented for allowance.
It is ordcrrd,t that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to n Court
of Probate, to DC holden al the State Ilnusc
III Newport, on the first Monday III Feb.
next, at 9 o'clock ~ IN. and that previous no
,ice be given by publishing a copy Of this o.
der three several lncs, III the Ugraid oI he
Times, for all persons Interested 10 appear
at sad time and place and be heard.
A true cOpy-wllncss:
L. Il. How LAND, Pro- CIR.
Jan. II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-14

FREs,IET AT TIE SouTu.-Thc New
York popers OF Saturday bring &C
counts of heavy damages and interruption
Of travelling by the foods produced by
the late rains aud the melting Of the ice
and snow. The Highlands having been
covered with snow from foot to 10 in.
chcs deep, which has now all DISAPPEARED,
tho accumulation of water must have
been very great, and losses more serious
than those yet learned of arc apprchen-
ded. Tho swelling Of the Croton river,
and also ofthc Passaic, Delaware and
and Schuy lklll had done much damage,
by sweeping OF bridges, and other prop
crty. About half Of the Croton dam,
aud the bridge above it are carried away
Several bridges over the Delaware above
Trenton, were swept away.
The railroad five miles beyond Phia-
dclpha was under water and impossible
All the bridges from Trenton 10 Easton
have been swept away, with large guam
titles of grain, hay, barns, &c.
at Philadelphia Oh Thursday, the
wharvcs were entirely ovcrGowed above
und below the Market street bridge
The water being somo five or six feet
uaoyc high water mark. Much loss
was sustained in wood and coal, and
poods ~ the warehouses.
The mail which let New York foI
the North on Thursday morning, was
drawn into Tarr town by four oxrn, on
sled, the same evening.
The ice in the Connecticut and Ne"
Haven rivers, for sumo dlo,. nee from
their mouths, IL broken up.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-14

An Extra SESSION OF CoNGREss.-.
The Cincinnati Republican, edited by
Col. Todd, an intimate personal friend
OF General Harrison, thus speaks in ref
erence to this subject, and We presume
by authority:
/ EXTRA Session. The Globe begins
earl y on this subject. But it cannot
gull It's own friends by assertion, or
mislead ours by mis-statcment. 1t is
well for us, however, To understand our
postlon-and TO say beforehand what
may, and what may not be necessary.
First, then, We do not hesitate to de-
clare that no crira session Of Congress
mW be calltd miess Me absolute manis 4
Me country demand H.-Every effort VIII
be made to avoid it. The Wings in
Congress now are united in action to
prevent it, If an extra session then be
necessary, it will be because those who
arc now in power, make it so, and they
cannot rid themselves Of the RESPONSE
biity.
Nor can they complain Of this. Due
lnoticc has been given that n new set OF
Books will DC opened with new admin
istration. The party in power knoc
that they must balance up the old set.
! Ii they do not DO il, or If doing 1t, It Is
found that VIC cannot get along, Or that
the nation cannot meet or fulfil its cn
gagemcnts, then no altcrnutive.w be
left to the Wings We shall rejoice to
learn that it may be avoided. But if ii
may not be, then let the responsibility
rest where it ought! We have only to
say further that it is somewhat suspi-
cious that the Globe begins to charge
so early on this subject Does it wish
by this course to divert public attention
from tho State Of the Treasury! Can
it expect by so shallow device TO cov-
cr up any heavy delinquency Of It's
friends in power: We wait for further
light. But mcunti,ne VIC suspect all IL,
not right, and we fear that disclosures
will be made which wiIl'shock good men
aud cause even the bitter paitlznn to,
I doubt.
MoRE TROUBLE DowN East. We
learn by Mr. Hatch that gentleman
who arrived in iiosion on Monday morn
ing from Maine reports, that three gen.
tlemcn, whose names are given as
Thomas f. Tcmpleion, George Cady,
and John II Kenvick, while proceeding
on their way from Bangor to Canada,
were stopped near Madnwaska by par
ly OF British armed soldiers, who insulted
them, aud, without proyocation, assaulted
them. MIR Cady was knocked dowO
with blow from muskct. MIR Temple
ton received a bayonct wound in the
shoulder, md Mr. Kenwick, trying to cs-
cape received bullet in his thigh. An
officer then came up and checked further
ho-tlli,ics.
lflhis statement is correct, the oc-
curIcnccs viii not tend 10 allay tho cx-
cie,ncn, on the subject of the North
rn,lrrn Boundary. " bed. .Ncr.
Thr Boston papers, OF yesterday,
make no ntutiuD oI llils affair.
I. ES-,rThc Boston rauloi Of Yesterday
Was not received
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-14
NEW Fesg HI.
Fashionable
Tailoring Establishment.

's'llE subscriber has taken the STORE r."
Gently occupied by Prutd q rug
and viii con'lnns to carry on The 1ah0nhg
business IN oil It's branches.
Cuiing particularly attended to.
He viii keep Un hand wei s'Irrtcs as
sorimnut OF Cloths, Cassimcrrs, Nesllngs'
&c. &c. WM. IT, TllL.El.
Newport. Nov. 10, lS4O.
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HfaMal OF Rhode Island.

A II tho annual meeting OF the stoc kIolder
"a OF the Bank ot Rhode Island, held pur
suant to CHATTER, on Monday, Jan ilh Ia II
the following gentlemen were uninimousy
Iolcctcd Directors for the year ensuing, VIZ
huGlcy Clarke, Z. +. Gardner. James Ham.
Inond, Wm {. Gibbs, 4. G.. Dunn, and Pcle.
Clarke.
Alta subsequent meeting Of the Directors,
Andey Clarke ,E-q. was re- elected President.
w. a. CLARKE, Cashier.
Newport, Jan. II, lSll.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-14

SOM ~ 'hc Trcnch papers deny the rrpori
tni f,,us" .rIs Napoleon wns ,n hc libcra
,"i. slr' ''r ceremonies Oi tic 70 iatcriu'n
OF :. pp.,on.
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For New YORK.
ULNY'ER .lRR.3.NGf,.HE.l'I'

VENIEK TRR.T.NGEVT.NT.
Esyse TIE steamboat Mo
a. IN HrG,S Capt. Thaycr
..,:S-.1 y:.,S;.:.s-aEs1 md the NARRAGANsgrr
S1<..s.-.9 Capt. WnolsGy; will run
alternately on Mondays, Wednesdays, anc
Fridays, leaving New York md S,onlngron
at the usual time, until further notice. Cab
IN passage from Providence, S5,-Dcck
-. oO--From S,ouing,on, Si,-deck, ~, 80
Jam II. -
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PORT OF NE w PORT.
CLEARED.
ARRIVALS.

sth Brig Prince dc Joiu,ii lie, Gardner, iIayaun.
DE. srhr Currency, GRAY, Phll"lclphla.
9Th, Ship Lion, Martin, New York
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NEvVPGesT EYS,EUyl.

A Lecture will be delivered on TO
MORROW evening, at Armory Hall,
by GEORGE +. Mann, Esq, ON the
character OF the Indians OF New Eng
land. Lecture commences at I o'clock
Tickets ~ l-2 cents, 20 be had at W.
Calahan's Bookstore, or at the door
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-14

MELANcnoLT AocIDENT.-The 3 o'clock
train Of cars from Boston for Portsmouth, on
the Eastern Rail Rogi. Oh Saturday after
noon last, met with n fatal accident near
Gwlnn's rope walks, between Salem and
Beverly. The engine came in contact with
n horse and choIse that were crossing the
track, in which were Mr. Tea!e, of Salem, his
wiio and child MIs Tesle was immediately
killed, ms was the horse. Mr. Tralc was
thrown by the slGc Of the road and slightly
bruised, tho chlld escaped unhnrt. \ person
who was at the crossing, msdc the signal to
Mr Teae to stop, informing hin, that the cars
were near We understand that no blame
is attached to the engineer. rs the work,ncn
in the rope walk heard distinctly the engine
bell atlas.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-14
BrCwns Patent GAIT Saddle.

I'IiE subscriber having oblGined t."'tors
Patent FOR the application oia ROCK.
ING SADDLE To the Cats Of sail ves.riSr
hereby makes public HAT Ia" hp- spporutcd
WM. II. CRANDAhL, his agent FOR Newport
and ITS vicinity.
y. B. All persons are hereby cautioned
again>, mahing or using said saddles, wabont
the consent Of The subscriber or some ol h.s
agents. JOHN BROWN,
.Soniogion, Conn.
Persons IN want Of the above article, WI
please Gull on the uud, rslg ned OF his shig
yard, few rods north Of the Long Wharf.
WM. ". CKhNDNLL.
Newport, Nov. 1G, 1870 Gm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-14

MAINE.-The Legislature assembled
ut Augusta on the 9Th inst. r. \. Nose,
{ (Whig} of kennebcc, was chosen Pres.
ident Of the Senate, he having - ont of
23 votes and "a ,icl Sanborn of I.e-
want was chosen Secretary. In the
House, after several ballotings, Josiah
$ L'i'le,of Portland, (Wbia) was chosen
Speaker, and Geo G.. Getchell was
chosen Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-14
n O'Taa'E.

1T is ordered, Thai all Executors ,nd Ad
mInstralors appointed by this Court, who
hive not settled their accounts within one
yenr, present the same at Court Of Probate
Ia be- holden at the State House in Newport
on the first Monday in February next, for set.
tcmcnt. And that this notice be published
IN all Tie newspapers Of this town.
WIlncss--
B. B. I!owLNNp, Probate Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-14
a DIRECTORY
V all Me Business People and Firm, Of
he Gin,

Me City,
Alphabetically arranged under each business
or profession. This Directory will bs of
great Importance to oil who are in any way
connected with The business interests Of Bos.
ton, ~ II will be Il complete guide to The
Warehouses, Stores, Shops aud Offices uf the
c'iIzcns. The Cslcn,hr pages have beer
greatly improved, and contain five or six nd.
dtional columns oi important calcula,iuns -
\ he Almanac will contain q corrected mnll
"f the clty. list of nll the Streets, Banks.
Insurance Offices, societies. Biographies Of
eminent non, Government OF United States,
Census Of Massachusetts, Courts, etc. Pub.
Ilc Institutions, Stages, Packets, etc ard
very interesting account Of the city OF Low
ell, written by one Of her ci'izens.
The work will be printed on fine paper I,
with entire new type, and handsomely bound
IN cl"tll.-3rce % cents per copy. A liberal
discount nude 10 l. ose @lio bay 10 sell again.
Orders sunt to Thomas GRooEi, - Slate
street, Boston, viii meet with prompt otnn-
ton. Dee 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-14

ASpRrw StrvE>so>, The American
Minister at London, has requested ~ he
recalled The Richmond Enquirer
states that he will leave London about
the ~ "f March. The Madisopian le-
marhs, lhi- determination 20 which he
ha. bcol 'rd is both polite and political
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-14
IL. E.COAE. COMPANY.
NEW MUSIC.
FOR THE PLANO FORTE,

Just rceeired from N'tr York.
4 great variety OF Marches. Wntzs, Ouad-
"A rifles, Songs &c. sc. Also great Va
ric,y %, sacred songs, beautifully arungcd
ior the Piano Forte, aud adaptcd !or Sabbath
evening recreation.
Song of DIvid Song OF Joseph,
Song or Miriam. Song OF Map,
Song to the Dove, Song and march Of The
He conel, LeVt,s.
Charity, God is every where,
The Infants Payer.
\ Alsoa great variety oi ilarrIson marc hes
and Wing Songs.
For sale at the variety store Of
/. STACY, Jr.
Directly opposite the Post Office.
Nov o6
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NOTICE.
z. +. s ". NEH TOW,

T.. y. y ". sF71TT I Wv,
NJ GUILD respectfully irform ,lIcir cusioH'
w rrs that ;hcir bills will be presented to
them as usual, on the Is, OF January for act
tiement
All persons having demands against y,
will please call and receive their pay.
Newport, Dec. q, 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-14

HICKORY NUTS.-2j bushels of supc
rI"r quality for saIc by
Jan. III. f. + g. w NgwTov.
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For sale.

For sale.
IxxvA WM GUILD offers for sale The
1i.ssG3 house occupied by hun 10 Mill
lss:HHs street. II is Convenient for a
sE4gszssS large family, aud supplied with
"oter from well and Two clstorns.
Newport, Dec. 81, ISi0--3n.
UflOIR -I30 hbls superiine Canal and Ohio
Il Flour for sale by
Jan I. EF & w NEWTON
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Final Notice.

A LII persons having demands ngninsi the
"a firm of .SULNBUR.FE s. HUDSON.
are requested to present them immediaieiy +;
aud those indebted, to make payment forth
wih US am dcslrous of makns dividend
of the effects Of said s. s. II. so far as The
same has been cashcd, within few days
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, .4ss,gnee.
Newport, Dec. 3l,i, lS4O.
z OHiIL.ARD'S Snuff und Tobncco - rre-
"a from the factory for saio by
Jan. :. T.. r. & w NEWTON.
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For sale.

SlN Shares in the Capital Stock Of the
- Traders Bank, Ncwpotr. For terms III.
quiro ct T.. p. REMINGTON.
Jan
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-14

4 tIiEESE. - $500 lbs western cheese, Of goo,
" quality, FOR sale by
Jan. I. EFF & w NLvTos.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-31
NeputltfauiSnu5 ltuO 9ltbetSmts.

S2ut at oft wereen cteIe bebeu Se9riffe suIammen
pcrbubcu, llr su rft gauben Sele baB Der eie NIT
bent auocrn upthrpenot9 perbunpen teit milfIe Dtes
Ino bic 9rpBtenSetnocn oeS wabren NpubltfantSnuS,
nenn e fhpn 9laubeu, dtbte Nepublifauer 3u ien 5e
uerpch1eln Die Se9re uo fonnen lobt 1tnterlhetoe1:
fret penfen tber ba5 polttlde ro lociale 2e6en no
pcnnct bic etptgen 0talr9eebe, oa5 belge 0ebetmutB
lin Der 8rut jeoes Dteud1en etugegra6eI anerfenneu
Sic 9lnube, ba8 nit Der ctpg 9roBen 9Sabrbeit Der
@jledheit alter lenlben Ger boblte @eoaufe au6Qez
prcd)en ei ile erfennen flt ais free, tarfe gSeen
spar uno bartn habt1 e 0fedbt aber e Der9e@en ben
llrpr5 tbrcs Setn5, DaB le Staub, etn nte ecood,z
tier 0ebaufe 9epeen parelL wenn ubt Die almid)tige
Ietsbe tbuen OaleDn 9ege6eu hdtte.-ein lie fTn0 iht
Die tp1hreu Nepubfaner> e flno Die 9r6Bten Geitbe
|De5 Hepubltfaui6ml5. n tbnen lit fene Heb(tbfeit
Ifeue Sugeub oenu Ie 0erldu9nelt baS beiliqfe Gez
lfilhl Die Danfbarfet, be Daufbarfet 9eQe ieue ez
Ibenoe 8pretng, Die Dem Menen e1e lSelt, nit 9ts
lem, mas tbn beelcteu faru, er1Aaf- rufeu c,
cine eanue CAB mir pa5 Daletrt, cn ale5 Gjelee, Ser
On19e, uach ntd weoer 5u ctt1em 0tdt6 neg nit
euren 0cffnnn9en nah Dem Sooe, meg NIT benl Vcs
pans Nelt9o NIT 9llen Dem, mas Grpit, ept9e 9ebe
uus 9llmaht betBt $50 1T oerSeSlau6t9un9 5bref no
IDie GjepiBhett ?-pter auf Der @roe bllben unfere
Sreubet, bier wcen mir leben uuo Die nnlten res
Sc bertebi9en Die bic 9tatur 70 ttef in 15 9epanH-
Ste aitoere mag parna entlteben limb nit btefen
Begrfen gauben te retf fur ben dtteu Nepubfant6s
mus at ietlt-9lber mir, Die mir ben bpben Sinn bes
Iamcns: "ipahrer Gepublfaner, erfa1nt, mir 10 III
oen ltns nit 9lbbeu bon jenen @ejeQen pea mir bic
mir Die tpabren Wenidenredte erfannt, mir ,oeltben
unS eanfbar inb pertrauun9sDDn su lener arcBeu 9S
madt Die Die Se9riffe bes 9Sabren anb een tief in
Ianiere Sruft gepra9t 9Sr eerabfbeaeu oen Ntbeiss
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-31
9lQoemeiner Yanferptt.

Die gauge @elt Itedt tef in Sdbuloer, Ge iptrb at
ia9cn Dpn tbren un9eheuren Sduloenma0en erortdt.
Sat 9ebt es nld etn enS9e6 Commencement, bas fret
Don Sduoen pare no aber biees Der SAT- 1T, etlet
nau aus an9ebpruem Sdlcfld)te59 lIb ben Yer>
lhuIoeten brnoerlth an5uihIieBen, woourd pbne oaB
man es ip bte Sretbet aller 0fattpnen bic @ledbeit
aOer Stdnoe oprbereitct Drb.
Nfan rehnet Die @e1ammtIhu(oen Der Staaten ter
llnicn BON oenen bShtens spet aus5unehnten nb, st
$500 0OOOO 900 1o etntge 1tolden Staaten fOnnen Die
Snterenen fir bre Sdulbea ntdt lnebr erd)tpn9en
europa bat 9e9entpdrtt9 $4,000 900 Staats,
fhutceu, cine &letnsfeit fanm Der Seabtuns mertb
gSe 1T eS nb9lt6, fobe nn9ebeure Sunln,en 81 ents
rtbten, pa ertptelen it, baB lan9e idt oas Drttbei(
ant 9emu1stem Sob ltno Sil6er auf unlerer aans
gen @roe S1 ftnoen 1T Sfte oenfbar auf cine an>
bere l9ete bic Staat59ldubi9er su berteot9en, enn
bic etlten Staaten lan9e fetn Iatcnal @tgentbum
ntebr be11sen?
qSro unb fann ppbl etpas a,,peres itbrt9 bleibeu,
ols ild bantesott Su erfldren.
Sin al9emeiner 8anferptt miro, er muB aus6rehen,
e5 lit allies 5u fltntltd at uureel 5nIamnlen9efu9t su
bpd 9etraubt ote beteu Sinan5ierS, eI6t tpenn Ie
etnnal reoltd tpdren, tIen init ibrcn SDitenen err
e9ent tpenn Die ciaune bes 9erides, oae flrhterl<
dlc 9Sprt ga ble; erfba1en dBt. @n9lauo, init I'm
redt oas retde eanb eenannt, ,pirb ben Gang be9t>
nen uno benz 9rbBten Gbetl Der eurppdidben Staaten
BET etrer1 StirSe nter etielt Srllmncrn ele etpt9e
0tubefdtte beretten Die 9Slfer peroen 0eidenreben
halteL ,oaB mauhen Climber bic 3dbnc fapperu, Der
po9l ee l1terbltFett aber tel tllglte5 9ertdt 9e>
9!albt pat 9teue6 eebeny 9eretn9t BON fp mand3eu1
pfuRle Der 8eriporfenbett, {oab1ucbt uno Gyrauuei
miro aH 9ro6etn erbluben, Die ben fernen Sabrbnn@
oerten Sr 9Sarunng DOR llebern1utb uuo oerrfhludt
otenen jest 9etrennte 86lfer perbeu a5 S6bne ber>
ielbclt SHUTTER 3tn1 ,t1aui6Bliden Sunoe ft)w6ren
Nerrber tperoen eutltehen uno 2brpne oerfdntnpet,
AN beret Stdte Die Scuatoren feter Hepubltfen sur
Serathung d) oerfantlueln bas Q8pb Der SSfer be-
oun9en BON Srehett 1nb @eidbe, miro Dem 9tetner
NHIpu SprS crf1
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gen, Steuerbebnu9en tuo fduloenaS Slgungsans
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Der SaI ein Seoes s5abr ,anfen Gteuern nnb Nbga.
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