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SOFT HANDS.

! There are false ideas Of dignity, polteness ant
beauty in the world, as well us false ideas on al
most all subjects. A small key unlocks large
house. So the expression of one thought will give
us insight into large region of mind. "Why
don't you wear gloves?" says a gentleman TO d
lady with whom he is walking. ~ dislike the
feeling of them," says the lady. I" You should
accuslom yourself TO them" "Why?" "Be-
cause your hands would be much more soft and
beautiful" Granted-they might be some but
there ale different ideas Of bcauy-filse and true.
Let us think little about these soft hands, GER
tain amount of physical exercise is necessary, to
secure health OF body and mind Where are in
;eectual giants found? Are they found in the
families OF kings or nobIes' No. Thrones have
been filled by IDIOTS, and monsters not unrequent-
y. Empty titles have descended on empty heads
and tn, nobility and genry, the rich and Inefficient
are often well nigh mindless Look at society AS
1t IS al present See our men of business, racked
with ten thousand cares, torn by ten thousand
Tears suffering daily marlyrdoul, with no lime to
cultivate their intellectual powers--lhcir minds
running TO waste, their moral powers often villa.
ted, and n noble snnl degraded even to iraud-and
lor what! Because they must get, gel, get, They
have perhaps wife ana half dozen daughters,
with Beautiful soft hands, hanging upon their sin
gle arm. The wife cannot make home happy and
desirablewithont servants, because il will spoil her
'gt hands, II sickness enters the dwelling, (and
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23

MAINE.
agricultural Bank, Brewer
| In iln,'s Of receivers 60 n 90 CT d,
Bangor Commert Ul Bank Bangor
charter surrendered 3Gf
Bath Bank charter expired redeemed
Casiine Bank VOrthl.s.
Citizens Bank, Augusta (ncw plate)
charter anulIsd do
Calls Bank lUd
City Bunk, Portland charter surrendered lOa
pamarisco,tu Bank do worthless
Frankfort hank, Frankfort DO 10
Globe Hank, BungOr do do
Georgia Lumber Co. Portland DO
iiaowell and Augusta do
kenebcck Bank do
kennebunk Bank do
Lafayette Bank Bangor
charter SURRENDERED ga
Mercantile Bank, Bangor Sd4
Odtown Bank worthless
Oxford Bank, Fryhurg Fraud do
PaSSamaquOddy Bank do
Peoples Bank charter surrendered do
saltwater Canal, ri OronO
lii hands Of receivers do
SacO Bank redeemed by Trustees at Saco
ST. CrO.G, Calls l5a
Washington county, Calls
charter surrendered worthless
Wurrville Rank Closed redeemed
Westbrook Bank, Wesbrook "a
Wiscassct Bank worthless
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Concord Bsnk 2a
Marlborough Bank worthless
New Hampshire, Portsmouth, charter
expired redeemed
Woolfborugh Bank worthless
VERMONT.
agricultural Bank, Troy Fraud
no such Bank authorised
Remington Bank, Bennington deo
Comercml Bank Of Vermont fraud
such Bank authorised
Essex, Guidhull worthless
Green Mountain Bank fraud do
jefferson, county Bank fraud do
ST. Adams Bauk ga ,
MAssAcHUsETTs.
amherst Rank, charter surrendered redeemed
BERKSHIRE Bank worthless
Chelsea Bank, Chelsea tUG9D
Commonwealth Bank, Boston 1JDe0
East Brdswater Bank
charter surrendered redeemed
EsscN Bank, Salem worthless
Farmers and Mechanics, y, Adams DO
Farmers Bank, BclchtriOwn do
Franklin Bank, Boston do
Fulton, or Wimnlsmmet Bank, Boston do
Hampshire Bank, Northampton do
Lafayette Bank, Boston do
Mendon Bank closed do
Mddlesex Bank. Cambridge, redeemed ca
MLd!ns Interest Bank, Boston 5a2o
Nahnnt Bank, Lynn ago
NebnryrOri BnHn 75G
Norfolk Bank, RoNbury redeemed
phGniy Bank, Nantucket worthless
Rosbury Bank charter nnnnlIed %
Winthrop Bank gone into liquidation redeemed
RHODE ISLAND.
Bnrrillve Bank worthless
Eagle Bank Newport fraud do
FARMERS bNhh Wv
Farmers and Mechanics Bank II 30
Franklin Bank, Providence fraud worthless
Mount Hone Bauk closed redeemed
Pusceas Bank dIo
CoNNEcTIcUr.
DriLscpor, Manufacturing Co. fraud worthless
Dcrh! Bunk, TO
Eagle Bank do
lIousltonic Railroad Co, asa
NEW YORK.
New York City lsdli
Old Safety Fund, good Banks Iall.4
New do DO Red Back. uncertain az
United States Bank Bills old and new GOATS
Nova Scotin Ellis l0alcl.2
New Brunswick Bills 7dy
EXCHANGE.
Drafts on New YORK para l-l0premium
Albany Ia
Philadelphia para lilo dis
Baltimore rarn Ito
Norfolk 3-id
Richmond 1874
Charlrstnwn Lea
Savannah 3
Augusta, Ga
Mohile' nominal 10
New Orleans al
Nashville Is II
81. Louis aeO
Cincinnati
Columbus 10 u III
'Mohle funds have improved 10 per cent within few
tys We now quote them ut 70 a u.
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A MORAL TALE OF TIE TIMi

ny THE LAST OF THE COOKED HATS.
a little Frenchman loaned merchant five hN
sand dollars, bai MS The times were lie called
the counting house few days since, in state
agitation not easily described.
How do you do:' inquired The merchant.
'Sick--ver Sick replied Monsieur.
NWha, is the mu,ter''
DE times il de NATTER
'Dctimrs-- what disease is ,hnt!'
DE n.aadc vat break all de merchants VI
much
'Ah--lhn tines, CHI well they are bad. very ba
sure enough but how do they affect yon''
Wy, monsieur, lose dc confidence
IN whom
in every body
'No in INC, hope?'
'Parlonnez moi monsieur; but TO not know
who to trust at present, when all dc nlarchand,
break several times, all 10 pieces
'Then presume you want your money"
'Oui monsieur, ! s,arve for want Of l'0rgcnt'
Cant YOU do wi hon, i''
no, monsieur, not won other lece momen, lon.
gare'
The merchant reached his bank book-drcw II
check on the good old Chemical for the amount and
handed it to his visitor.
Wat is dis monsieur
"A check for five thousand dollars with the in.
tercst.'
1T is von.' said the rrcn,hmcn, with amaze.
mcn.
'Cerinnly.'
Have you de rargent IN the bank"
yes
'And i, is parliament convenicn, 10 pay the
sum-
Undoubtedly. What nsfonishes your
wv dat yon have got him in dees tines
oh, yes, and have plenty more. owc moth
ing that cannot pay at n moments notice.
The Frenchman WAS pcrDeSed.
Monsieur, you shall do me von leelle favor, eh'
with all my heart
well, monsieur, you shall keep de rargcnt fol
me some leelc year longare.'
Why, | thought you wanted it,
Tout au contr0irc. no want dc F0rgent-l
van, de grand confidence. Suppose You no got dc
money, den want him yer much-suppose YOU
20, him, den no want him at all. TouS eompre.
hsnne= chr
After some further conference, the little French
man prevailed upon the merchant to retain the
money, and left the counting house with n ligh
hear, and a countennncc very different from the
one he wore when he entered. lis confidence wa.
rcstored-and although he did not stand in need q
the money, he wished TO know that his propert,
was in safe hands.
This lililc sketch has moral. If tho reader has
sagacty enough to find II on.-.E Y Mirror.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23
LGTEON! LoEfCN!
DR., Ears Identifying Lotion

Dr. Erdrs' Identifying Lotion:
HIGHLY esteemed for curing NIL eruption, coarsntss
rcdncss md pmples on the fce, neck hands, aud
etclnay cleaning tile complexion and removing all dis,
Of the skin.
Nothing contributes muci IN general in
ie,a mn engaging first appearance This lnon is admired
rs most fragrant, mild safe wash, and greatly esteemed
Tor its virtues in cleansing sOfcnine, and purifying the
skin ni all cruptone, injurious 10 female beauty, aud
restoring il to high degree a. pmitv.
beautiful and heathul complexion is the pride Of all
who possess IT, and the envy those who deprived OF
II,
good npHolrancei il the best recommendation; md
the leiuinc lotion rurAeS the skin, and oil
pmplcs hloches tan, suuhurn, md rcdnesS and produ
ces ahennml hue, it the only cosmetic lady should
at her toilet
Gentlemen will also find his delightful remedy 10
move nil roughncss, pimpcs, rnSwormS. spots rcoes',
soreness Of The face and nose and every kind OF eruption
IN the Surrcc Of the human body II is particularly rec
commended tn gentlemen To he used after shaving ns will
prevent the otherwise certain effect Of all common soup,
In turning the heard premHtnrcy grey.
For sale wholesale aud retail by FOSTER 4 DICkIN-
SOY sole proc'orS and successors 10 A. Hitchcock, CO.
III Green street, Utica ~ y. WOODSTOCK, j. ROSS,
II. Urugcisi; White River Village, j. &. Brooks; West
lIartlor,W II. SteelSharon, W powncr;Roy Down.
or Nevans II Fish; Umdsor, A. Il H. Uardner. l25'ly
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23

IN Irish Piper's Opinion of Scottish Music.
lie set awhile in siience--for such were his habits
and having "sucted his dudeen," US they say,
he began 10 blow his bellows and play Scots wha
haze" When he had finished it, ''well," | OBJ
served, "what fine piece Of martial music that
isr'
"No, no." he replied, "ihere's more tears than
blood in it. It's too sorrcwru for war; PLAY il as
you will, it's no, the thing 10 rise the hear, bu, 10
sink it,
"Du. what do you think, Gaynor, Of Scotch
music in gcnernl"'
"Would you have me speak i'll of my own '"he
replied, with smile; "sure they had it from u.s."
well, even SO, they haven't made bad use
Of it,"
"God knows they haven't" he replied; "ihe
Scotch airs many Of them, is the rery 6reaE Of
the heart ITSELF"
Even then was much struck with the force OF
bis expression; but was too young fully TO per-
ceivc either i,s truth or beauty.
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HAIR! HAIR
II A l. ID N Z S S!
Important aiscorery-1he great mystery found
/ out at LaSn

Important aiseorcry-1he gfeai mystery found
out al ilSn
nR. STERRY'SHAiR REGENERATION. DIR SterTy,
~ alter L,lch attention TO the nrGrant subject Olpre
serving the hair has after many experiments CrcH aLd
ply steal, been able TO discover article which IL now
offered with the greatest confidence the toilet, the
best thing ever discove;edor It's sdlteny md penetrating
quality, To produce good head of har-lo prevent II ir,m
allihe oil when halGness is npprehendedtO restore II
when badness has taken place, and TO prevent it from
turning grey. II is more nOurshn9 than pOmatum,
luc oil, or CoOnge water II is beautiful article iCr
Indies ,ur!git makes the halrso and lively and prOdu
ces uncommon hrilnncy ThounLGs ha,e tested its su
peror virtues and excellence, aud in every instance il
snnis mrivalled. 1t is miallibe in nil alice
lions OF the skin on the hea-ns dandrulf, &c. &c.-
Every family should be supplied with bottle Of his oil,
that by llsnppcatioH Ia the had and hair Of children,
the beautiful and ornamental apPendage oa line head Of
hair, which nature has supplied may be preserved,
For sale Wholesale and retail by FOSTER 4 DlCkIN.
son, sole prOpretors and A. IITCncUCK
4 CO. NJ Green street, Utica n. Y. WOODSTOCK, by
ROSS, Jr., ruggistjWMte River VageJ &. brooks;
West Hartford W. II. Steel; Sharon, W. Duwner ROyl-
ION, Downer SeTans & Fish, Windsor, A. d II. Ward.
ner. I25ly
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23

.Nonstrous opple.--NIr John Moer, demo-
cratic farmer Of Madison county, not far from
Georgesve. has sent US one of the most extraor-
binary growth of apples we ever saw. IT weighs
n ounces and measures 10 inches in circunfpr.
ence. We are not informed Of their variety, bu
Judge them 10 be a late fall apple. Madison COUNT
ty against the state or world for big apples Ohio
Statesman.
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
- C;F.sseIa .y:7ss5I.. t7g,sgss,7 .; : Ill
3 8 y t 81 y;
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

THIS rond will he opened the nnbic for the Transport
L ution Of passengers md merchandise, on and inter
MONDAY. September ~, lSi2 Passenger Trains daily
Sundays excepted, In connection with the cnrs n the
Nashua and Lowell and boston and Lowell Rail Roads
usollows;
Leave Concord for Manchester, Nashua, Lowell and
Boston nj i3-i 4. n. 10 l.2 \. VI. and "a Pm.
Leave Boston for Nashua Manchester and Concord nj
l-2 IL l-2 4, ". and 1 81 r. II.
F,RE-Concord to Boston, s2,5o-Concord to Lowell,
$3.50.
The morning and evening Trains connect with the cars
Of the Boston and Maine Railroad Passengers can be con.
ycy ed between Concord Manchester, Nashua and indo.
yer laserll Excite, Dover, Portsmouth, Portland, &c
CHANDISE.
MERcu,vnisE TaAiSs will leave Concord and Eoston,
daily, SUNDAYS excepted. The COMPANY are now rrrp"T'
ell TO transport Goods anl Country Produce which may
he sent to their drpos IN Concord and BOSTON.
R,rEs-Throush first class siO per 600 lhs Furniture
Carriages Live Stock Slaves Heading Ship Timber Lam
Der, Granite &c. nj SPECIFIC prices.
All goods and merchandise will bc NJ the risk o! the own
or while in the Compnnys Store Houses.
Terms of lreichting cash invariably, on delivery Of
tho goods BY order of the Directors,
ISAAC SPALDIfG, Treasurer.
Nashua, Sept 10, 1872. l2j.tf
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allow do you do, Mr. Smith }"

"TIOw do you do, Mr. SIhlIIl =
"Do rhatl"
"Why, how do you find YOURSELF"
al never lose myself"
"Wcll, how have you been ~
"Been-been uhers!"
"Ou, upon your nousense How do you feelF"
"Feel Of me and see.'
"Good morning, Mr. Smith"
"No,rt isn't-is 3 n confonndrd wot and nasty
morning. - Iftsiern paper
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Aarrtso,

In s.. Paul's Church, Royaon, BY Rev n. Spraguc
On the 18th Of Sept Doct. CALVIN SKINNER Of Malone
y. y, and Miss JANE BI.ODGETT, daughter Of Mr. $.
Dlodset ofRoylton
lr X. D. x (Kat; didi kome)
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23

I'Mohlle funds have ImnrnvoI TO per cent WITHIN lew
|ys. We now quote them at % 81.
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Bank Note and Exchange Table.
September, 1912.
CORRECTED BY
WILLIS & CO.,
EXC H. NGE & MONEY BROKER,
NO 10, STATE STREET, BOSTON.

" The bills of all the Banks in the New England Sates
winch are in good credit received at par on deyosit
by the following Banks yiz-Atns, Aanc, Eagle Free
mans Globe Mechanics, Hamilton, Market Merchants,
North, State, Suffolk, Shoe and Leather Dealers Shaw
NUT, Boston, fremont, Traders, Union and Hnshington
" The Suffolk Bank 'raTSacts all business relating TO
country banks, for the above named banks.
" The Boston Bank recei, al! current money.
Counterfeit 90 bills on many Glhe New England Banks
are IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES stercOttp pc plate
Counterfeit IS are in CIRCULATION, on the Plymouth Bank
Mass letter Of various dates. The first appearance uI
these bills good but they easily detected by Ubstrv
ing thal the words three dollars III Gne prut very
irregular and defective.
Also So on the T0and County Bank, Conn New plate,
letter ID, Nisntic, cupds encircng the figure 81 Flint
Cashire; Stearns President. Ven done.
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MONDAY, SEPT. II, lS42
At Market $50 Beef Cattle, 200 Stores, 5000 Sheep
ard $50 Swine
PRcEs-Bcrf Catir. First quality Si5 "A IS second
quality 80 II i,2j. Third quality, 81 90 So.
sToREs.-Two year old S7a u. Three year old, Sli
20.
Shrep-sars OF lots -, a. cts 90, 25 33,a 81 a.
Wethers, 81 90, 81, n Is.
Srinr-Io,s to pclle 81 ior and 3i fer bnr.
rows Cd hogs at cts. At retail from l-2 to 5.-.N E..
Farmer.
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Gin mooerner2 Stiel Re6nunsen aufsu.
ieben.

Sol9enbe Gadnune ,purbe neulib els
mem 9espihen 6rn. in Sent Gauntp, Mas
rplano bon feinem Sbubmaber suaes
ionot, bic oonn aud pdnftlib be3ablt
wuroe.
@iauire Sporfer, ibulbie en- S. @arton,
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0lerfwilrbi9c WDlfsiaQo.

91tts bur9-0 Ser obere Sbei( BON
IQe9benptaun, ga. ,par am leeten Mon:
ta9e in 9roBer Nufre9un9. Sc loGte ei=
ne @olf5io9o in oer Ndbe Der Stoot itatt
finoen. @ine 9robe Mense @olfs unb
elne eben 70 9roFe 2(n5obl 9unoe batten
fi0 5ur beitimmten Stunoe einsefunben,
I'm an Dem sroben Sersndsen &beil 3u
nebmen.- Mit Sebniuebt erspartete man
ben 2(u9enbIid> no Der 8elf Iossetafen
uno ber &ompf nit ben 9unoen beginner
piiroe. Gnoli6 lieb man oen gSolf ans
ieinem &df9 nno Die 9uabe tpuroen auf
Jpn 9ebeet ; al!ein spie Der Slis bate litb
Der g8olf cine 8abn our1 Die dn9flieb
5uriid tpeibenoe Men9e 9en1o6t, iprane
Den Ser9 binunter, ftdrSte in Den &anoL
lanoete 9lidll6 an oem ent9e9en9eiesten
l1fer uno iubte 3ufIutbt unter einem 9our
fen 9ol5. gtattrlib par ibm bic 9anSe
Mlen9e ne69eia9t uno elmer oer Ssroer:
iten, nit elmer 2(rt belpofnet, 9rif qas
llntbier in ieinem 8eriteG an uno perlee-
te ibm mebre beoeutenoe 8unben. nab.
reno oer 3eit woren bic Gi9entbiimmer
oes 8olfes berbei9efommen uno tpanoten
nun ibren 9an6en 3orn 9e9en Den Waun
oer ibnen Den SpoB peroorben bate. es
entitono cine pri9elei, bep ipel6er oer uns
berufene 8olf6jd9er Den &irdern se3osen
bat. Das Gnoe BON sieoe ,pas, bab man
Den perlpunoeten 8olf pieoer in lein Sd.
fig ftedte uno pabri6ein!i1 feline @enes
iun9 oblparten tpiQ, I'm bon gteuem cine
8olfSla9o du ueronifalten. - Sreib. S.
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rpobner5abl nit Giniblub oer ieitocm bas
bin Seripieienen meit tiber 10000 0erio.
nen Se5 oroBen Man9el6 an gSeibcrn
un8eo6tet betru9 fdbon i'm Sabre 1926
Die Ginfubr an @e9enfdnoen oes Gurus
uno oe6 Seroni9cn6 tiber 100000 pfo.
Stert., cine Summe, Die iib ieitoem faft
oerooppelt BAT. Ole 6auptitoot Der SSn=
ieL Sobarttoun, 6dblt itcr tauieno Sodu=
fer uno s: bis 5000 Gimpobner, uno miro
ficb nab Den bi6beri9en 2(n5eitben bolo
perooppaln. Sait ale neuere (oduler Die
fer Stoot fino tteinern; Die 6ouptfird)s
ct. DaoiO bat eiren ltatt!iben &burm,
cine llbr unb Sr0el ; iie fam 9eoen 1000
periOnen foiIen. QQe GtroBen iino gut
eepfoitert, Die SrGden feif uno bauer.
baft; cine Sriefpo(t, cine Sonf, Shulen
@ObItbdt9fct6. lnifalten, uno ielbitRel'
iourcen, 8dGe uuo Gon5erte - 2(ue5 Snt
(tono icbon wGbreno Der le9ten 80 SABRE
no6 uno nob.
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Eur6tlDliofett.

sSn einem eteeanten 3immerbsn oes
palaffe Der 5uilerien beenbete 8uerilt
eben BAG @ortroit Der &aiIerin Soiepbinef
Die na6Idfi19 ouf einem Dipan pon tofs
barem inbiiben &albemir ias. Niit ben,
Ednitler fib untsrbolteno, fraste fis iba
tpe9en ibre 3oilette I'm Hath perIubte
in anmutbi9er aofetterie, Oh oiele pbet
iene 8lume ie better flsioe, Oh oas Oias
eem einen 3beil Oct Stirn bebsfen ooes
ite gang frei lafen iollte - als fib plSss
lib bic 3bir bes Simmer6 ofnete uno bet
Saiier eintrat. st iestc iib sebsn So
iepbine aufs Sopbo, flaiterte ibr einise
Berte 3u unb neiste bali Den 8opf iber
bic S1ulter bes Walers, Inn oas pertrair
ju betrabten.
95ie erob mubte Gopolecns Grifaunen
iepn, ols @uerin Ibneu nit feiner 4pano
bas Winiaturbilo beoedte uno nit &linit.
lerifol5 faste: uSerjeiben Gm. Waieitdt,
ib lafe meine @emdlos nur oann erf fee
ben, spenn fie gang pollenbet fine."-
n 60 MAIDEN Sie bel mir eine Ausnabme,"
er,pieberte Ioer &aiier NIT freunoliber
Stimme. SD mub es ibnen. .abfWasen,
Sire -. Nub Die Maler baben ibre Sos
fetterien." Seapolecn beitebt inpsfen eats
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WlitteL 9ebafeneS SrOo 9e9en ben
S6immel al benabreu.

Gin Mit9lieo oe5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8erein6 in 8ooen tbeitt Sol9enoe5 nit :
uGs 1T cine beinabe al9emeine &lo9e, bab
oo5 Sroo, be1onoer6 i'm CONNER, ,penn &c
tber o9t Sage olt 1T, febr f1neu BON
S6inmcl er9rifen miro o,namentlib fommt
oie5 ouf Dem Hanoe in mittelmdBi9en
9ou5bottun9en, Die oe6 fleinen &erbrautbs
bolber ieItener b1den offers Dor. Son
oieiem uebel ob5ubetfen oicnt fot9enoes
Serfabren 8enr oo6 Sroo gut ou69eba.
den 1T uno aus Dem Sfen fommt mub
man einen Weblfo6 in 8ereitlboft baben,
Der nod etrpo6 Webt an ii0 bdn9en bat
ooer n0tbi9enfol6 oamit perieben miro.
Sn einen fol6en SaG brin9t man 5uerit
einen eoib Sroo gang beib aus Dem Sfen,
bat ieooO etpa5 l6oneno babel 5n perfob=
ren, ipeil BET eoib fonff germ bobl tpirb.
Serner 1T gu beobaebten, bab oerfelbe ouf
Die obere 8inoe gu lie9en fomme nnb 70
eiu9ebunoen tperoe. Scum fommt nod elm
5tpeiter, britter eoib &c. binein, biz ber
SaG potl it, uno ieoer pirb ouf bieielbe
8eile bebanoett. Sierauf bdn9t man ben
5u9ebuuoenen Sad an einen lufti9en Srt,
ettpa ouf Den Speiber, 70 ouf, oob er bon
allen Seiten frei bdn9t, @eoenft man
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Die @plonien Oer en9li1hn Serbre
der ober ber Serbannten.

Sor eini8en uno fiinf5i8 Sobren ira.
fen Die eriten 8erbannten 5u 8otanp;
Sop ELM unb faum ftinf5ebn SABRE fpds
fer paren bieie Inbauer bereitS 10 tppble
bobenb eeworoen. oab man aus Sorior9e
Die ipdteren 8erbreber nab elmer onoern
eolonle brineen mubts, oainit fie Die be:
telte onfan9enoe Sronuno ni6t f6rten.
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Stenlenelono i'm 8ebruar 1904 unter 367
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