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WALKER & cos
Boston and Concord Express,

4 TNTlL further notice will leave Concord to in
~ tersect with the cars at Manchester, every day,
Sundays excepted.)
The subscribers respectfully give notice that they
have made an EXCLUSIVE CONTRACT with
the Directors Of the Concord Railroad 10 run Cars
with the passenger trains daily between Concord and
Boston, for the transmission of Packages, money,
Merchandise, &c
Any amount of Goods from to twenty hundred
left at either Of their Offices in Concord or Boston
will he forwarded through the same day.
Packages will be received and forwarded TO all
parts of New Hampshire and Vermont.
Freight will be taken reduced and very reason
Gble terms.
All packages should be marked WALKER G..
cos EXPRESS.
Offices al Nos Court Street, Boston, and directly
opposite the Railroad Depot, at Concord
N. b. The subscribers alone responsible for
he loss of any articles property entrusted their
care, nor is any risk assumed by the Concord Nash
ua or Lowell Railroad Companies. [274yI
WILLIAM WALKER, JR. : Concord
NATHANIEL WHITE, NH.
b. T. CHENEY, No, g. Court ST. Boston, Ms
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Moral and Religious,
From Tho Kuickelbocl,or.
ST A n n A q.

"iJo! every one lha, thirstelh, como 80 10 the wa
tsrs! And let him that is al'lrst come. And whoso-
ever will let him take the winter Of life freely"
joy for tho blessed prOnsc life Immortal
CLOVIS through its numbers, with unclonded light.
And heavens eternal walls aud golden portal
Riso into prospect on the enraplurrd sight
Como to tho wa,era though thy heart be gushing
With chiIdloods spirit, unrcpreeqcd by pain,
And thc fresh tide Of life DO freely gushing,
Like mountain sireamcts Though the you,hlul VEIN
Como 10 tho shores Of lions hallowcd river!
Where life is bright with innocence and Truth;
Turn from ea'hs blessings to their bouneous GiVer
Drink of the fount and know eternal youth!
Come 10 the waters! thou whose locks are horny,
Thou patriarch sire, whose carcs will be Ger
Turn from the earth and seeh mfadng glory,
Drink of the waters! drink and thirst no more!
Child Of affection, in the weeds Of mourning,
With spirit heaving INCREASING lhroos,
Come where the lamp OF life is ever burning,
Drink al The l,cu, emily stream, and end thy woes.
Come 90 HE water 10 the cry siul fountain,
Purcr than that which followed Moses rod;
The stream of Of life, from lions holy mountain,
Fast by the ever gIorious throne Of God!
Come TO the waters through lda's path so drrary,
And cath oIucmcns no delight can give;
Lny down thy burden, traveller worn md weary,
Lay down the oppressive bnr'en, drink and live!
10, the lone wandeer, Ss he sadly traces
The Frightening sands on .ybiH's burning waste,
ENults in JOY 10 find SIcen oasis.
Springs to the sparkling pool, and Stops to taste.
Thus on liIe's pnll,, the oass Of the spirit
Cheers the sad pilgrim towards the heavenly goal,
Whittier no godIy lastens, 10 i'hurit
The gloliuns mansions Of ing ransom cd soul.
EnJe oftihe earth, no come ye to the waters!
Give up, thou iiast-~and bod not bach ,thon West
Frinces and peasants, sons and daughters.
Approach, pa'tahe, and find e,crnnl rcsL
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WI osa SRi ghIy ApprO v e d
April 3, 1913.

MEDICINE NOW IN GENERAL
USE FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
AND NIL DISEASES or THE Lungs.
vENHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
n is believed TO be dcservedly the most popular
Medicine ever known in America, for coughs, colds,
asthma or phlhisic consumption, whoopins cough,
and Pulmonary affections of every kind.
EXTRACTS from Certificates.
Dr. Samuel Morrill,, of Concord, N. H. writes that
he is satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam is
valuable medicine, having been used with complete
success in cases which had previously resisted the
mos, approved prescriptions.
Dr. Truman Abel, of LempsIcr, N. H., writes
that he confidently recommends its in all d.
plants of the chest, as equal il superior to any
other medicine within his knowledge.
DR.. Amory Hunting, Of Franki.a, Mass. writes
after having prescribed the usual remedies without
relief and having consulted with several eminent
ply sicaus. be has found the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balssm 10 have had the desired effect, and recon-
mends il as q safe, convenient and eflicacous med-
cine.
The public particularly cautioned against the
many Counterlos or limitations, which have partial
ly or wholly essumed the name Of the genuine arti-
Gle,
o. De assured that it is not genuine unless
or both Of the written signatures Of SAMPSON REED
WIN. JuS'N CUTLEn, are found attached to a yell
low label on blue envelope CAN labels of and af-
ter the date of Dec. 1884, will have the sig
nature of VIM Jon'n er.)-Prepared by REED,
WING &CUTLER, (late Low & Reed,) Whole
sale Druggists, "a Chatham street, Boston. and sold
by Druggists, Apothecaries and Country Merchants
generally. Price so cts.
Sold by Luther Jewett, ST. Johnsbury. 2S4yl.
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Saturday Evening MeditalionS,

Another week d my short life is Como with the
years bsyond the flood Gone beyond the possibility
of recall So much OF the precious tine allotted me
by my Creator in which to prepare for eternity, is
gone forever. And how has it gone How have
improved il? Alas! alas! | must confess that have
no, improved it in any degree l ought o lime,
time! dow leeiins and yet how precious, Six days
spent, and all, OF almost all for the world; and can
not even remember the last Sabbath without regret
Yeas aud ages rihc deepest repentance will not 10
call those precious days. OF eGice from the book Of
Gods remembrance the manner in which they wore
spent; or wipe from my conscience the guilt Of
ing my time. Not ouly one week, but weeks and
months and yeas have fed, aud how have they been
spen'' How shai feel in regard to ii : How much
of my life aims, God only knows When reflect
on tho probability, how important that every Gay be
improved. And yet have wasted wears. How
should feel did know that God had determined
that this week should be my lsi aud that youdcr sci
ting sun shone on me for the last time: . what
folly is bound npin tho heart o. man, thus TO trifc a.
way the time that God Of long suffering patience has
40 kindly heightened out and in which he has daily
invited and cxhortcd me 10 make my calling and cleo
ton sure. And by which he daily proves that he de-
lights not in my destruction. A few more years ad
ded 10 my age, ard am three score and ten. o how
quickly must quit this world aud yet how engrossed
III its cares. How soon must try eternal realities
and yet how stupid il regard 10 them. Three score
and ten did say? What rgh, have !, who make
such miserable Improvement Of Time to expect to see
80 many yea's' Can expect that Divine patience
will always last Time hes and death comos on
npace and already do feel The decay of nature and
yet how do live : Surely, life is passed like a
dream As the poet snys
Stew arc our days, those few we dream away,
Sure is our fate TO noulder in The clay;
Rise, rise immortal soul above this earthly state,
Time yet is thine, but il is too late'
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LION OFTM DAY.

u N
To the citizens of the United States and the Cana
Jas is respectfully submitted this Directory TO The
means for Iegaining that which has been partially,
and in some instances, totally lost
What blessing should be priced above that Of health
and who knows better how 10 prize the blessing than
those who have been deprived Of II II is an old nd
age, (and that contains wise injunction.) "in
time Of peace, prepare ior war" We would in time
Of health prepare for the attacks of that steulthy foe
Disease. II would be wisdom TO observe his move-
ments 10 scan well the form Ia which he approaches
and then TO meet him with those means which
calculated 10 effect their overthrow. Those means
are now before this enlightened and intelligent
muny. They are accessible to the poor well as
rich and trust those who regard the Constitution Of
man Of the finest specimens of Divine work
manship. aud the laws by which the system is gov
erncd and directed, originating IN other Than in
the councils of heasen will far obey the injunc-
tons of the latter provide the best safeguard for
The former.
1t is with the most 6ittering recommendations, sub
seribed by the most eminent Medical Gentlemen, not
only in this country but also in Europe, that offer
this valuable Medicine 10 this American people.
Time and full opportunity for fair aud impartial
trial have placed the Lion Of the Day beyond the
brand of imposition, humbug quackery. &c.
This pill is composed ofexiacts Of nneparts of the
vegetable kingdom (beng entirely free of any drug
OF deleterious naure,) and adapted particularly 10
cleansing ofthc stomach. blood, & the various
tons of the human system, bilious Fevers, Chollc
Piles, Fever and Ague Jaundce scarlet Rash, Dys-
pepsia, Heartburn, Costseneks, Asthma, and liver
Complaint have been cured, by using these Pills
cordng TO the direction accompanying each box.
IL is not intended that this medicine is q for
all Diseases 10 which the hnmin system ID liable.
Many Efforts have been made to compound Med
cine which would cure all Diseases, but have fIiied
Those diseases enumerated above within the power
of those Pills aud or relief is warranted.
Price, 25 and 373 cents per box.
AGENTS-Baker Il JuJevine, 5. Hardwick; FAT
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An experience OF about fifteen years has proved
beyond doubt, that this Vermifuge is certain and
nerer jaiHng cure for worms.
Since It was fist put before the public. many
worthless preparations have been forced into sale
which have had their day, and are now counted as
so much trash, whereas b. A. Fahneslock's Vermi
inge is daily increasing in popularity owing to its
intrinsic worth. 1t has only to be used ACCORDING 10
the directions, and if worms exist. they will certainly
be expelled from the system. The price is only o.
cents per bote, which brings it within the means Of all
from DIR. Morrs.l
Whitley, Green Co. Pa. May IL, ls43.
Mr. D. A. FAM EsTocK & Co. Dear Sir-I have
been using your Vermifuge in my practice for
number fyears, and find it the most sure mud safc
Vorm Destroyer that ever had.
have prescribed in many cases, in which il has
brought away 200 and 800 worms.
JONATHAN NORRIS
From the Pastor of the German Lutheran Church !,
Buffalo. and others
NV Buffalo, Jan. l6, ls43,
we certify that we have used Fahnestock's Ver
mliuge in our families, and in every instance il has
had the effect Of bringing away worms. We consd
or very valuable PREPARATION and recommend il
with every confidence to friends of-I
FRANCIS Ii. GUENTHER.
Pastor Of the German Lutheran Church
]. DINGENS, 1852 Main street.
E,r ~ WAIERMAN. [309yl
FOR sale by LUTHER JEwETr, st. Johnsbury.
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C0.NSU.HPYIo.N'G LIVER COMPLAINT.
Dr yAOr's Rs u s n I'M o 4
E.sVYIRSyS
Ftom 375 Dowe,y. New York


ENOR the cure OF coughs, colds, catarrbs, Asthma,
a Of the chest pain ia the side and breast,
raising blood, liver complaints bronchitis. aud all af
tcrtnns Of the throat and lungs which a source
Of to much Suffering. and SO often terminate in
sumption, this remedy is highly and justly distn
guishpd, II is purely vegetable. mild and gentle in
its effects upon the sS stem, and can be taken in the
most delicate cases with safety, well utility, So
extensively has it been used and oNen proved sue
cessful in difficult and apparently almost hope
less cases, that the proprietor feels no hesancy in
recommending il 10 any and oil who unfortunately
may have occasion TO resort 10 means Of recov-
cry. Physicians of its medical properties and
Witnessing lis cilacts often prescribe il in their prac
tice, both palliative aud remedy, and with the
medical faculty generally it has met with more than
ordinary appreciation; and there persons in this
vciuity who testify of its healing qualities, and
who have received great benefit from the of it,
Certificates could be furnished in abundance from per
sons 0! the highest responsibility who have been
greatly relieved entirely cured by the use Of this
medicine hut deem it not necessary TO publish
them here the medicine is generally known
throughput the county. For common cold and
cough this is Of the very best remedies ever dis
covered. ~ d. There ia spurious and counterfeit
article aoat, and lately introduced into this place.
Therefore be careful get the genuine which is from
plate label is tho bottle to prevent counterfeits
and buy as above or OF LuTHER JEwETT. 81. Johns
hurry, Dana, Weeks s. Stanon, Danvie, Edwards Sc
Mansfield, Walden, Fuller, lde 81 Lyndon, J.
G. Darling, Concord. and ]. Jewett & Barnet.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DISTRICT "a
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of y
leans--To all persons concerned in the csIa'' :,
ASA HARDY, late of Irasbusgh, in said DisH''
deceased. GREETING
WuEREAs, REBECcA HARDY, the widow Of ",
w deceased, has within the time limited W =.
filed in this Court notice that she valves tho prov
ions of the Will of said deceased for her support
requests the Court to assign to her the sum OF ~,
Hundred and Fifty Dollars out of the personal f''
of said deceased. NJ
Therefore, You are hereby notified TO appear ii
fore said court at a session thereof to be nUG+
at the Probate Office at Irasburgh. in said ai'',S
on the 4th Wednesday of September instant ,, m
you may be heard in the promises you see '' %c
And this order shall be published three weeks ,hnr
cessvcly in the Caledonian printed at ST. JoDn'''
before the day of hearing. =, ri,
Given under my hand at Hasburgh, in i .nIo
irict, this I'd day Of September, A: D. i I,i,s
Slows 90 GEO. NYE, JuuS'
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Administrators Sale.

XKTILL be sold at Public Auction on the prui
w ses in Bu'ke, on the 5h- day of OcObe
next, at one o'clock. p VI. by order of the Hon. Prc
bate Couri for the district Of Caledonia, the FARM
formerly owned by Chester G. Spencer. deceased
Said hrm is pleasantly situated about half mit
from Burke Hollow, on the main road 10 Lyndon
and contains about IS acres of land--on it is a go
framed house and new barn. Sud farm is 10,
good state of cultivation.
Terms of sale made known at the sale. POss
sion given tho first Of April next.
ISAAC DENISON, Ajministralot
Burke, Sept. 8, lS43. 39SS
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Fashionable Tailoring,
J. B O l. e s

fashionable style, n 7,arrauted 10 e. ~ .os.
MAS Store. o''i " D. Ia
GJ Just received, the SPRING, ami Syrat
. ~ FASuONS from Boston and .Nero YorE
%, Particular attention paid to cutting for o,hor.
to make. "s 'ot o'hers
Danville Green, May 4, 1913. aoIf
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.AsSigMee's Sale Notice.

rKNHE sale of the assets of Moan FISHER,
N stands adjourned to the 23d of Septem',
at IL O'Clock noon, 81 Chauncy Hoiman's lnn
Barton. JACOB BATES, Asssne,
32OWl
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Notice to ClathierS.
Caledonia County Grammar School

VIE second Fall Term of this Institution vi
n commence in the new and elegant buildinglH
completed at Pcacham Conner on "Wednesday, u
tober lth, and continue eight weeks.
The reputation of The teacher, Mr. CHASE, is 81
ready known to the public.
Tuition usual Board as cheap as clSCwlel
Rooms may be had for those who wish to board IO'n
selves. For board and rooms apply TO Mr. Chase
DAVID MERRILL, Secretary,
Peacham. Sept. 8, lSi3. 3l9"d
North Star please COPY,
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blanks of almos. every variety, for s'le ~
CALIFORNIAN Office.
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loco OIlars Ra w ar d

WILL be paid to any Physician who will pro
w dnce a better compound for family use then
the GENUINE DUTCH or GERMAN VEGETA-
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"iJo! every one Tia, ,hirslelh come 20 10 the wa
ters! And let him that is alrst come And whose"
ever will, let him tnke the winter Of life freely
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gum suten Moreen. Sc oiebt ba audb,
Die @abrbeit 5u reoen, Elm Stdd BON eis
ner Irt Warftplae, ooer praea, spie Iie's
bort nennen--aber bas Ding 1T nicbt
spertb bab man bapon ipribt. Das Wabs
re an Der Sa6e III, ,oab mir oft bic Staot
9brantes porfam, pie Elm 9roBer Wiit=
baufen mitten i'm paraoies.
gSir laaen oa un9efdbr einen Wonat,
spdbreno tpelber 3eit @apner INNER bins
ter Der Dirne bet mar; II. auf Gbre !! es
fofete ibn1 gar nibt piel Wiibs, nit ibr
5uiammensatommen Sag fir Sag oenn
fie tpar eben 70 gut binter ibm ber ! SD
fab oft Seioe ldnss ben l1fern oes Slui=
fee biniblenoern, sleieb 5tpei Surteltauben
foieno uno eirreno, uno ib bdtte Sud
fbon Den 5speiten Sag nab unlerer Qnz
funft fa9en fonnen, tpoS aus oer Sc
fbi6te tperoen tpirbe. Denn, bel meiner
armen Seele ! ib tpeib nibt tpie es susebt
-lpenn ii6 Elm pdr6en suiammen finoet
oas fir einoncer 9emabt 1T, 70 1T es elm
fol6es Ge9eneinonoeritreben folbes 9in
uno 6erspinoen, boB iie bel oem espi9en
IneinanoerzS zSbwanfen uno @anfcn eno=
li6 ff6 oob beioerieits in bic Irme fallen
inti1en,
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(ScrIesuns folst.)
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Gin freber Yferbeoieb.


@euli6 siens Elm 8urlbe, bet fb
mebrere Sage in Dem 9SirtbsbauIe oes
9errn 3iesler in eiti5, auf9ebolten bate,
bel bellem Sage in ben gum 8irtbsbaule
eeborisea Stou, fottelte uno sdunte bas
pfero oes profenors Seef, Ieste fitb ouf
uno iaste oauon. llnsefeDr cine piertel
Stunoe barauf fceten meDrere perfonen
gu teiner SerfOl9un9 aus, uno enblib
.puroe Bet Sieb nit Dem Yferoe erbafbt,
naboem ct es cine Strede BON einiaen
Meilen fort9eritten bate.
eebensre un9 our6 einen
Suno.--6err Il. Suu bon Neuseonoon
(eon.) fiel Dor einisen Sasen in ben
Sbemlefub, uno bo er ni6t fbwimmen
tonnte tpiiroe er unfeblbar ertrunfen iein,
penn nibt elm 9roBer Neuf funolGnoifber
Suno in ben Slub seiprun9en pdre, bet
fsinen @eifter am &rasen fobte, fein
Sopf unb 9e!ibte ober bem @afer belt,
uno ouf oieie 8eiie fiber aus eanb brabs
te.-Ius Danfbarfeit beitellte Iein Weis
fter ibm io9leib elm prddbtiees Solsbano,
auf rpel6es bic 8eionoerbeiten bieler mu-
tbi9en Sbat oes 9etreuen Sbieres einsras
plrt speroen follen. (Solfsfreunb.
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ssssnwdrtis uarsn unb fbon frdbsr psrfhis.
bsnss Silbsrssrdtb BON ibm sefauft battsn,
ribtstsn nun dbnlibe Grasen an ibn, unb er
ssifanb untsr anDaItsnesn GbmsrSsn, bas IS
immsr fsin @sbraub sewefsn is, cine fsbr sros
ss 0uuntitat Sutsna9us untsr ale Nrtfsl Su
mfbsn bic in fsinsr Werfifatt anssfsrtist rpurs
npofdr CT nun binidnslibs @ntfbdpisuns
SfIpraf.
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ter Granjcfe? O1amsns Shiafer ftart thrp
lid 5n paris uno bintsrIie6 $IO0, 900 an
DanMp gl6lW.

preiseefeht.-Im porieen Mon.
tag batten (ib einiee bunbert 3ufbauer
auf Dounes 6ieel nabe BEL oiefer Stabt
periammelt um elm preiseefebt ODER einen
Sorfampf mitanSufeben tpelber bort Dor
itb eeben follte 3tpiiben einem farbieen
Manne uno einem Srldnoer. Nob ebe
Die &dmpfer jeoob einen @ana MAIDEN
fonnten war unier Gbief 8urseb auf oem
plaee uno iprenete bic partbie auseinan.
Der. - Die eieoerli6feten ees Sdoens
ibeinen iib AUDI bier in uniere frieoliben
Girfel einiblei6en su rpollcn, uno 8un>
oer nabm es uns 70 piele Weniben nab
Dem Srte ellen bu ieben als bic beitimmte
3eit gum 2fnfano bss Samples berbei
Fam. NdBie9dneer ,paren bort unb Irs
better perlie6en faear ibre @erflfdtte um
oas 8efebt ;u ieben uno oaourb Die 3abl
oer 3uibauer an6uibwellen. 8droe fb
bel oeroleiben@eleee leeenbeitenNieman ens
finben uno Elm Sober iib um iein eisenes
9eI6dft befiimmern, oann mir ben Ielten
iolbe emporenoe 2(uftritte fb ereienen.
Sreibeits prefe.
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ben babeu. Duete nit Sduifen miro
bas @eribt fbou ou beifrafen rpifen.
sc. 3. Gcur.
Der Ltterale 3seobartter
Geatin9, Ben rs. Smli 1913.

GT9tuf Der srifsn Ssts unfsrss Slattss
bsslnnt bsuts cine ntsrslants @rj6blun9, Die
enl9s 0Sobsn fprt9eflbrt ,rercen wirp unfes
re esisr msresn baber wUtl tbun menn fis bic
Sldtter aufbsnabrsn.
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Sas perlcrene WlGo6en

Srelbelte prei1e.
Sas perlorene Wiaoben
I'm ben 5ablrei6en abfrasunsen in
Se5u9 auf oas perl6punoene Wdoben,
5u be9e9nen, tpolIen mir bic @sl1i6te, 70
peit fie uns befannt 1T, mittbeilen.
Sn oer l1m9e9eno Don Sudfertotpn
berri6te neulib 9robe Quf fresun9 tbsr
oas Serf6pinoen zines iun9en Wdo6ens,
pelbes in BET Samilie zines 6rn. Noz
berts oiente uno na6 bet IuiIa9e eines i'm
9auie lebenoen &naben bon Dem Meiffer
unc ieiner Srau pe9en zines unbeoeuten=
ben 8ersebens ibredlib seiblasen mor=
DEN 1T. 2(ls bic Ib,pelenbeit bes Mdoz
6ens auffiel ftr6mten bic ytabbarn auf
alien Seiten Dtrbei uno fo9ar aus ,peter
Serne baben fi6 neu9eri9e uno aufeerei5=
te eeute ein9efunoen uno bic san5e &C.
9eno ioI ipietldufti9 ourblubt tporben
lsin. Sti6ts wuroe aber felt bem 9ebeims
nibpolen Serl6winoen BON oem Mdb1en
9ebort ooer 9eieben. - Sr. 8oberts er=
fldrt oas Wdoben babe fib foeleib nab
Der 3I6ti9un9 aus Dem Staube 8ena6t.
Siele Seribte pureen barber aussebrei=
tet, bon tpel6em elmer lautete, DAP Der
toote &6rper oes Wdo6ens sefunoen ,por<
Den iei. Dieies ift iebob fal1b. $50
ober oos Mdoben trirfli6 1T - rpas ba=
init befommen-ob es Iebenbia ooer tobt
| ilt,fonnen mir nibt ia9en. Dieies Fam
uno miro nur bic 3ufunft entbdllen.
Mor9enff tern.
80
Buffalo. 9Sie mir pernebmen, it
i'm laufe oieier 8o6e in Dem Gotpn Gla=
renee elm fbauoerbaf ftesSerbre6en an Ell
mem Deut ltben peribt tporben. Da man
Der Saebe nod nibt auf ben 8runb sez
fomn1en iif, finoen mir uns peranlabt,
@amen uno Sbatbefano einffpeilen no6
gu perlbweisen. Babrfbeinli6 perben
mir ndbite 8o6e 9eb6ri9e Iusfunft aber
bic 9on5e Sade gu 9eben i'm Stanbe Iein.
8ibelper brennerei. Iuf
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gseu Worf batte fib neulib eine Commit
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