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INDIANA.

Claws majority in 81 counties 1911. Biggers
majority in the same counties last year 1862. Wing
gain 1882.
The Louisville Journal of tho 9th inst, says
Gentlemen from Indiana assures us, that both par
ties there concur IN saying that the State has, in
all probability, gone Cor Clay.
A letter was received by the Postmaster at Col
umbus, Ohio, on the 7th inst from Gov. Whitcomb
OF Indiana, stating that the State had gone for Polk
by very small majority. This information was
endorsed on the back OF letter received by Mr..
Finlay last evening from the Postmaster at Column
bus.-BaR. .Anser.
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cALE OF SLIPS.-Tfe Annual Sale of Slips
y in the Congregational Church in this village
will take place on Monday the 18th inst. commen-
cling at 10 o'clock A. M ts ~
The Annual Socety's Meeting stands adjourned
to Monday afternoon, Immediately after the sale of
~ .shS r. Iso1aEs, Committee
,g'ssx&t 81 MATER Co.'S 1Htttfa's
I;tcbfeld. Nov. -. lS44,
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PROBATE NOTICE.

TN pursuance of an order from the honor
IL able Court of Probate for the District OF
Washington, shall sell at public auction,
unless previously disposed of at private sale,
all the real estate assigned to me by Curtiss
Potter of said Washington, for the benefit OF
his creditors, on the LIST Monday OF Deem.
Der, 1874. on the premises situate in said
Washington.
EDWIN L. THOMPSON, Assignee.
Washington, Oct. %, lS44.r r "23
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NOTICE,

rNHE Court Of Probate for the District of
| Watertown hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for the
Creditors Of the Estate of Levi G: Porter
late Of Watertown deceased, to exhibit their
claims Of settlement. Those who neglect TO
present their accounts, properly attestcd'
within said time, will be debarred recov-
ery. All persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate paymen. 10
JOEL HUNGERFoRD. Executor.
WATERFOWL, Oct. 16, 1874. z. %
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MARYLAND.
COrrespondemce IF Tie .4ilas.

Correspondence Of The Atlas.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 9, 1914.
The Wings have carried every County in the
State, but Baltimore County, and there they have
reduced the Locofoco majority TO il' which is 26i
less than it was even in lSlO The majority in
the State is about 5000.
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RHODE ISLAND.

The State Of Rhode Island has elected the Clay
ticket by q majority Of 1902 votes--or more than
too This is Wing gain of 525 votes on the ma
iority of Harrison over Van Buren,.
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TVHE Court of Probate for the district Of
Il New Milford, has limited and allowed
to the creditors of the estate of Asa Pickett
late of New Milford in said districts deceased,
represented insolvent 9 months from the
date hereof, in which TO exhibit their claims
thereto {; and has appointed David 8. Board
man and Daniel Marsh, Esqrs. Commission.
ers to receive and examine said claims.
..iat Certified by 9.,ar-s.. n
...-. .4r NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.
We, the Commissioners above named,
hereby give notice that we shall meet TO at.
tend 10 the duties of our said appointment.at
the Office of d. 8. Boardman OF said New
Milford, on the 26th day Of January l640
and on the 2sih day of April, le45, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon. on each Of said
days. All claims not presented within said
time. properly attested, will be debarred q
recovery. Dated at New Milford, the 18th
day Of October 1874. 4-ainsl. ~. ajat.ir,-
d. s. BoARDMAN,( Commits .
.Y. tr- DANIEL MARKS, ( sioneTs.1e
All persons indebted 10 said Estate, are
requested 10 make immediate payment 10
: JOHN WOOSTER, Admlnisr
"a LOUISA J. Pickett. traitors.
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VIRGINIA..

VIRGINIA. #
We have returns from 93 Cos. in Virginia which
give the following result:
CIav Polk. Harrison. Pan Btrcn.
2l,2S7 23,929 5S,sN 29.135
Folks majority in 90 Cos. 1869, Van Buren's
do. in 1910, si1. Locofoco gain 1921. There are
about 20 Cos. to hear from, which will probably
increase Folks majority to 5000.
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AN EXPERIMENT
Has been tried and it works
well.

1T has long been subject of controversy
y whether cheap Boot was realty cheap
or not. But it is now decided, by an enlight-
ened public. that cheap boot or shoe is not
endeayored thus far to bring back the trade
in fair and honest channel once more
and with a countenance Of helping hand
from the public, the trade can and shall be
put on the old fashion ground, when one
pair OF boots would last one year. This has
been done in times past, and can be done n
again. Nothing shall be wanted on our part
to accomplish this desirable object, provided
we are encouraged with fair prices andgood
pay.
Large Sales and Small Profits are better
that Small Sales and Large Profits. The
trade Will be conducted in all its branches.
India Rubbers repaired as usual.
L. o. MEAFOY,
No. l and 2 Lords Building, up stairs.
Litchfield, Nov. l, 1874. "a
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Litchficld PoIemic Society.

Litchfiel& POH@miC Society.
TNHERE viii Be 4 meeting Of the members Of
l. this Society 1t the Court House, on Thursday
evening, NCs 2lst, At s o'clock, for choice of Off
Gers, and making arrangements for series Of lee
tuses and debates during the coming winter; at
which time and place the following question will
bs siiscnssely wiz - So 'c a.. s5
Ought Texas to be Immediately annexed to the
Unite3 States {I4 GV.Ht
Disputants Affirmative, F. D. Beeman, and
assistants; Negative c. PATTERSON, and assistants
Ladies and Gentlemen ere respectfully invited
to attend. Per order Of he Chairman.
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IRON the premises Of Lo.
X Il renzo d. Smith Of Sharon.
~ on the night Of the l7th instant.
H>3 Horse COLT three year: OLD
- e last spring. about IA hands hlg1
Said Colt Is bright bay, with black name
and tail, a white strip in the face. WINE
hind feet; has white spo. about the f9mP.
Whoever wilt return said Colt TO the sup"
scriber or give information where % may
be found. shalt be literally rewarded; ano y
stolen thirty dollars for the morse ana 'n'e''
Or fifteen dollars for either:
DARIUS WEBD.
Cornwall, oct. %. 2Ss
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GEORGIA
NORTH CAROLINA

Majority for Clay in 64 Cos, l,3oJ; do. for Con-
gress in Oct. 47i gain 92l.
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KENTUCKY.

KENTUCKY.
We have returns of the first days voting IN the
Covington precinct, Cambell County. The result
compared with the election for Governor in Au-
gust last, is as follows:
Wing gain. Wing loss.
Covington, 1st day 1876 - .
Newport, 70
C;neinnat; Caz. NV. 5. j
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nj A RRIED

At Hiflsdate, Columbia county, N. Y, William
W. WEIGH, M. D., of Norfolk to Miss Emeline Col
lin OF Hillsdate. a@H s..t q a.u.u.a .4y-f
ED, .1'sf ST.
In this town, Aaron Bliss, aged about IS. 3.
In Constantinople, Sept. 27th, Mrs. Mary E., wife
of Rev. Henry J. Van Lennep, missionary in that
city, and daughter of Rev. Joel Halves, of Hartford,
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OHIO.

We have nearly the whole State. A gain FL
Clay in almost every County. Clay's majority is
about 5000.
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Cincinnati Caz. NV. 5.

Return of Louis PhaPpe.-The King Of the
French had returned to his dominions. Previous
ly the order Of the Garter was conferred upon Ills
Majesty at Windsor Castle, amidst great ponP and
rnagnifcence. On the 18th ult, accompanied by
the Queen and Prince Albert he proceeded TO Ports
mouth, with the view of embarking at that port on
his return to Treport. Such, however, was the
threatening aspect Of the weather, that ne theu1b
it prudent not to risk the danger ofthe peaage mi
finally determined to cross the Chanel from DIVER
to Calais Leaving his royal hosts = fOFtsinoulh,
he returned to London, AMI proceeded 10 the toEnn-
MS of the Dover railway. Here ne Mnnd khe I'll.
ton envelopsd IN daines-a destructive Ire having
broke cut previons 10 his arrival IhiaustastrOphe
detnined him ID TOR short time He was soon &C.
,epmls lth especial train and FASTENED oft to
es6,s soDs the Society hlands-The ship L. c. Rich
Ell iMond arrived at New Bedford yesterday morning,
having LEFT Tahiti, July 18th. and bringing nearly
months later intelligence from the Islands She
reports that few days previous to sailing. an ac'
zion took place between the French troops and ma
lives, in which large number Of lives were lost
principally on the part Of the natives The French
were strongly fortifying the Island-ahe English
missionaries were leaSing-and confusion reigned
among the inhabiiants There were at Tahiti one
English steamer, one French do, and Cne French
frigate. The English frigate :" Fishgood' touched
At Tahiti, 18th, and took on board the Queen and
Royal family for Bolabola-BosfoH atlas.
A large number Of the passengers ON board tho
British fCunard) steamship Acadia. Captain Jud
nina uu6lished memorial to the directors in tha
GLASGOW Argus. complaining that agentleman o
color from st. Domingowas excluded from the cab
in ON the passage from Boston to Liverpool. A
mong them were some natives Of the Southern
States rs.zs
The disease which has destroyed the potatoes >
extensively in the United States, appears to b
spreading through Canada very rapidly. II Fend
e1s the potatoes unfit for any purpose whatevet-
hogs and cattle having died from eating Of them,
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NORTH CARULINA. =.
Majority for Clay in 81 Cos. 2o22. Do. for Ora
ham, 1907. Gain since August TIT.
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TNHE Court OF Probate for the district Of
Il New Milford has limited and allowed
to the creditors of the Estate of Martha Ter.
ry late of New Milford in said district, de-
ceased, represented insolvent, six months
from the date hereof, in whichto exhibit
their claims against said estate; and has
appointed Nathaniel Gaylord and VIM. A.
Knapp, Esqrs., Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust said claims.
---- Garfield by -. NJ
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NEW YORK.
HE STATE COMPLETE.

NEW YORK. - rss
THE STATE COMPLETE.
- The following aEs the reported majOrities in all
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STRAYED.

STRAYED,
CROM the subscriber some time in June
last, TWO YEARLING S-one Heifer
and one Steer. The beifer lightish red,
with some brindle streaks running round the
body, and sprinkling Of brindle about the
head. The steer deep red with horns ra-
Their incIining backwards. No artificial
marks. Whoever will give information
where they may be found shall be reasona-
bly, rewarded by G. G. GosLEE.
Lischfeid, Oct. %, 1874. %
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rGOODS,!I


ne @A6SE--
GTONFTDENTLY EXPECTS that he
" has opened during the pest week Inc
most elegant Stock of ga y q
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
That he has ever introduced to this market:
IN proof of which, it is granted that he may
with perfect safety refer to the many beaIi.
tiful specimens which are already gliding
through our streets, rejecting great credit
upon the good taste of the wearers. 1000
One door West of the Congregational
Church. Nov. 5. l944. 80 -G-' "a
AT a Court Of Probate holden at Litchfeld ,o;th.
IN and for The district Of Litchtfeld, on he 5th
day Of November 1884,
Present, Ralph G. Camp ESQ, JUDGE.
I'm Motion, ordered that the Executor of
~ the last will and testament Of John s.
Wolcott late Of Litchfeld, in said district.
deceased, exhibit his ADMINISTRATION account
with the estate of said deceased.to this court
for adjustment, al the Probate Office in
Litchfield on the 18th day Of Nov. 1874, at
9 o'clock in the forenoon, and that all per-
sons interested in said estate may be mott.
fed thereof, said Executor viii cause this.
order to be published in newspaper prin-
ted in Litchfield in Litchfield county and
post copy thereof on a signpost in said
Litchfield nearest the place where said
deceased last dwelt. Certified BY ,,
az RALPH G. CAMP, Judge.
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| T. D

Members Of Me Young Ladtes School, Summer
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D5- Whatever comes, take it as from the hand of
God. Assure yourself, that without his permission
and direction, It could not come.
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The disease which has destroyed the potatoes 50
extensively in the United States, appears to be
spreading through Canada very rapidly. II rend-
e1s the potatoes unfit for any purpose whatevee-
hogs and cattle having died from eating Of them,
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NATHANIEL PERRY, JudgI


We, the Commissioners above named,
hereby give notice that we shall meet TO at.
tend 10 The; duties of our said appointments
the dwelling house of Jabez U. Covil OF said
New Milford, on the I'd day of December,
1874 and the 18th day Of March le45 at l
o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days.
All claims not presented within said time
properly at,csted will be debarred a recovery.
Dated at New Milford, the 10Th day of
September. 1914. vas o.. 80, e.sas
NATHANIEL GAYLORD, Commits.
WIN. A. KNAPP. sioners.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make payment to rg.sessH .
"a es Isaac HlNE, Administrator.
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Besides what she owed the United States, tho
acknowledged public debt of Mexico was, year
since, eighty.two millions of dollars, upon which
the annual interest was, and Isl nearly five millions
of dollars. --.
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@ CARTS & CRAVATS of almost every descriP'
- tiOn, for sale by Nov. Ia FsrPHELP&
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-01-09

sen 2oerts eaunfp, alS Ebis Ganbitstea fur
s'oue:rnor' bel Der berannabsnbsn BabL au
SeiblofIsn, eas mir bic b6bffe Mdbtuna bee
gen FUR ben N6tb. Sobn Seraeant, einsn ron
Penniplpan'sns bsribmtsffen Scbnen, unb saR
Die Ssls9atsn sur A. Wsdrs Convention inffrus
irt wsreen ale anifrsnsunsen ,u elmer psrein.
ten MISUNDERSTANDING pon @eitn i,nss RSr.
psrs, Su @unifsn fsinsr Grnsnnuna fir Iiee,
Yrfbsnt, ju perlpenesn.
auf Scrihlns ftrtt bic @srfammluna ,um
Salcttirsn fir sinen 9sIssatsn ZEN 9tsn Con,
9rss. .Siifriet (beifebtne aus Ssrfs @auntp) in
Der NaticnalsS cnpsntion iu rsprsfsntirsn, bic
i'm ndbifen Mai in Baltimore ffattfnben fol-,
IN Der Nbitbt @anbicatsn fir Yrel1esnt unb
Besspuicent Der Ser. Staaten iu ernsnnsn.
3is Ssfrtdre murben aIs 3dbler srnannt
unb John 9. Eidaros, @iq, Der sinsNRsbr
belt alsr sin9e9sbsnn Stimmsn srbalten bate,
rpuree oann als ribtis erwdblt srfldrt.
Nuf Hcriblaa tsfdlcfsn eas bic @srbanb,
lun9sn in Den 9Sbi9s3situnssn Der @auntp BE-
tannt 9smadt meresn foIsn.
llnterjsd,nst pom ben Ssamten.)
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Spn Der 6eietacb,,ita.

Sas Saus periammslts ib am 9ienifaa
W'crsen um l llbr unb fbritt balb iur Babl
sinss Sprsdsrs. Sames 81. Snoposn, qcfc,
uno @en N. sclane, Gbis, ,parsn Die @ans
coatsn; Der erifere ,purbs bsmnab srwdblt.
Nm ndbifen Sage fbritt cas ioaus our Babl
Der iibr9sn Seamtsn, ,pciu cine W1sn9s Cans
bibatsn, stpa Gin 9uesno fir jstss amt, ses
9enpdrti9 par. Die erifsn 8srbantlunsen
parsn 3dnferssn iiber baS 9ruden, sinise
Wfit9lieoer maren su 9unifsn osr pcrsss Sabr
srnannten Staatsorudsr anbsre mctten bas
9rufen an ben Winositfcroernbsn esbsn, uno
70 wurSe bic Seit NIT 9sbatten gum Hadtbsi'
ess Staats, psr9eubst ipsldbsr msbr @elb bas
turd psrIiert, pis sr burb bic 8srmnesruns
tes Druderobns 9e,pinnen fam. MRan murs
Be auf bisft 9(rt ,ibsr bas 9rudsn Der SotItbaft
tan9e nibt sini9.
SIN Ssnat wuree er. BiIiam 8isler mies
Der als Sprsbsr srwdblt; sbsnIo wdblte bisisr
96rper AUDI bic iibrissn Ssamten. gs wuroe
tsfdlCffsn 4000 Grsn,plare BON Der @oupers
n6rs SOtfbaft oaruntsr 1000 in bsutfber
9pratr gum gtbrautbs bss Ssnats eruden
tu la0sn.
Am 4. Sanuar fam i'm gsnat nidbts Bt)s
tises Dor, auftr bas Der &oupsrntr bic 6erren
NIT sinissn 8stcs rsaalisrte, auf Bills bic in
Der Isstsn SisunS pafilrtsn, rpelbs ssIefsn u.
elmer ausssiubtsn eOillittee iberssben purosn
SIN 6auie wuree iitsr cine 9is9sl 9sfproben,
wonadb Der SIsrf jscen Morsen, nab Dem 9e.
fen bss Scurnals, Die Mitslsosr psrlsf.n foate,
um bic fsblsnosn ausSuftnoen. Cine Msnss
Bittfbriften fir psrfdisosns Gesenffdnos fa.
men elm. Der Gtaats.9basmsiitsr a6srsab
sinsn Ssribt lber bic BON ibm ein9slcstsn Nes
lisfnctsn, morin audi bic electromagnetic Der bes
fssn Ssrfs Sauntp 8anf erlpdbnt wuroe Der
Bsribt purbe auf ben gifb sslsst. Cine etns
3abl 8stos, bsnsn i'm Ssnat dbnlid, rpuros cts
balten. Das 6aus bsfblos BON bsr @oupsrs
nors'Sotfbaft 1000 bsutfbs uno 1000 snals
fbs evmplau bruden Su laHtn.
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er setrunten babe, einff,ten bdrfe; Der
&aifer pinfbe, oab Jpn Seoer ncb redt
oft uno lan9e brau6e, UNI iid babel Der
Sreuoe oes beutisen So9es gu erinnern.
Sbauipiele, 8auete, @eidn9e uno
Sdn5e befblohen bic Seier, bic in Den bi=
neitiben Qnalen 9etpib merfludrois 1T,
wenn man beoenft, ipie peit &ienslons Die
Strense Der etiquette miloerte, bic ibm
perbot, NIT 70 manbem ieiner llntertbaz
men, Der leinem Sbron bel Eobesttrafe
ii6 nibt noben burfte, cine Sreuoe Su
tbeilen. Bie 'peit ct bier ieinem Ser
gen auf Soften Der Sitte nabsab, oapcn
if au6 bic 3ulafun9 oer Mif1onarien
elm Semeis, tpelbe an itb bon allen Sofs
feffen ffren9 ous9ei6loien tparen. Gs
fano bier Elm Seit itatt, oas in feinsr 2(rt
ME uno nir9enos 9ewelen mar, am spenisz
ften in often.
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73er Ltberale 1seobactter
@eabinA ben 8. Sa,,,,ar 1SHH.

@9. %. Smitt, efq., pom (3aufs Der Mss
prsfentantsn, banfsn mir fir Die ;eitss ustsr.
ftnbun9 bsr cuperncrs>Sctibaft.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-01-09
Dem ofratif6e @bi9'

Sei elmer 9rcfsn unb entbuIiaitibsn Ssrz
iamihIun9 Der psmcfratitbsn Bbi9s penSsrfs
eauntn 9sbalten ;ufcl9e 6Tsntlibsr Natbrbt
i'm Scurtbaufs bet Staot &sasing, ain 2. Sas
nuar 1914, ,purbe biefslbs burtb 9SiIiam Der
ling, @sa, sur Orbnun9 ssrufsn uno ernannts
tarauf bic fclaenben Seamten
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Seucr.-9tab Dem MiIfesbarrs "1Sd6ter''
muroe jsnes Stdetben am %. December ron
elmer rsrbeersnbsn 8susrsbrunft beimssiubt,
Die in fur,sr 3tit 8cbnbdufer init ibren Ns,
bsn9sbdueen in Nfbs lt9te. Der 8erluit fca
stpa IL tauftnb sbaIer betraeen, moron nur
weni9 ssrflbsrt it, 9as 8susr sntlfane ron
Der aabIdfT9sn anlase elmer Osnr6bre.
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Clan Slub, 91p. I.

1te Vreuhee pom Senfv clay, IN cie1sr
etabt, iine sriubt beuts 9(bsnb, ben 9ttn Sa,
nuar, um llbr, in Der Stubs am ncrbpsiflis
den Cd Der penn ant Stem Strass, LEST pcn
l6rn. @barIss Gong ais Sbulitube bsnustl su
psrfamnsln, in Der 4bfbt simn Clay Club
tu bleen.
9is @cupsrn6rssSctfbaft lanste am lsetsn
9cnnsrffa9e bier an. 90 1T Elm mittsImd6iass
Document, osftn Wtrtb unftrs Qslsr feltif BE-,
nrtbsilsn mt9sn msnn fts es 9elsfsn babsn. 9a
bic Tsrbano!un9en Der bsIssn 9Dbis Gers
fammlun9 bsuts sinsn bstrdsl,ben sbsil unfe.
res Naumss in Nniprub nsbnNn, 70 mub btsn
mir biz Sotibaft Biz ndcbits wobs psrfbies
ben, ro mir iis gan, oesr abssfirjt, uniern ess
ttr pcrle9en rpsrbsn.
Die Sctibaft bsri1rt perfbisb.ne @easns
ffdnbs, Suerif Die StaatsfbuIo, bic natiirb bs,
stutsno 9rob 1T. Gin bstrdslibsr She'll ban.
belt ibsr Bic @i6tisfsit Der Ssfbieuns bss
sinbslmibsn SleiBes eurb sinsn srpsdmdii.
gen sarisf, mas osn rpidtsffen sbeiI Der Sct'
fbaft ansmadr.
Ser "Saltmcrs Correspondent" "eines Der #,
fen beutlbsn SIatter in Der Union, Der bisbsr
smeinal Die Bobe srfbisn, mro pcn jest an
ta9b rlbeinsn, uno es Ino uns bsrsits bic
erfsn Tummern ess tdslitsn &crrsspcnstn,
ten tusefommtn. 9Sir minfbsn unfr,m ,psr,
tben SoasSsn BON 6er;en SIld Bu bsm lcbsns,
psrtbM absr fdbpieriaen llntsrnebmtn.
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Die 8ereinieten ct. Sanf.
-uus ocn Serbanoluneen Der Stodbal
ten oieisr Qnitalt. pelbe lib am porieen
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