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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14

Ret1but,Ue Jusiice.-Our political Abotionists
who managed to defeat the election of Mr.. CLAW.
have caught Tartar. His rapier is already under
their fifth rib. They have indirectly elevated TO
the Presidential chair one, who, even before he
takes that chair, denounces them. He can do so
without the charge of ingrattude for he never en-
couraged their conspiracy to defeat his rival. On
the contrary, he told them if they took him thew
must take Texas with him. They accepted the
terms, and both have come n-the one to cover
their counsels with odium and the other to extend
the curse Of slavery. Had some malignant spirit
blasted the mental vision of these men, or pushed
reason from her throne Of light, we might find in
the moral absurdltles Of their conduct something
to pity and forgive But no plea of insanity can
avail them. They had their reason unimpaired.
and claimed to have their conscience in full plav.
Their work of mischief and misery was deliber-
ately planned and deliberately executed Had thew
been the aVowed advocates of Annexation and Sla-
very, they could not have more efactually promot-
ed their aims. They merit SO far as the election
is concerned the lasting gratitude of the South -
The rebuke Of the new President is the unkindest
cut OF ALL 1t was enough that the whole Demo.
cratic delegation abandoned them on the Texas
question: The fruit Of their nuptias with this par
ty has turned TO ashes. The bridal robe was chang
ed to STROUD, and the marriage song has become
u knell. The moral germs of their cause howcy-
err still remain and will yet take root houph they
have, IN their suicidal follies thrown on them the
mildew of death. Bring, then, these germs to the
hght-the light Of conscience. Let past offences
be stepped IN penltence. Let not the pleading
rlghts OF me oppressed be again sacrificed on the
altar of unhallowed ambition. Place This cause
once more where God and the human conscience
placed tin the sanctuary of truth and humanity.
Let it not again be polluted by the breath of the
demagogue, or be betrayed by its avowed friends.
-Phla. North american.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14

Slareholding in Massachusetts. The question of
enactlng law to put stop to slaveholding on the
part of persons resident in Massachusetts, is now
under consideration by Joint Committee of the
Legislature. An act has been prepared for presen.
tatlon to the Committee, which provides that any
resident IN the Commonwealth, who shall for the
space Of one month"; while SO residing. knowingly
possess exercise, or claim any right of properly,
partial or entire, in any human being as a slave,
whether tor life or for term of years. IN any part of
the world, shall forfeit and pay to The use of the
Commonwealth, for every slave so claimed or pos
sessed, the sum OF two hundred dollars, with costs
OF prosecution; and the further sum Of two hun.
Ileu oollars and COSTS Tor every additional month
during which said possession or claim shall be con.
timed. w N'"'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14

Folks Cdbtnet.-This Cabinet is not remarkably
strong Mr.. Buchanan is the strongest man in it,
but he is hardly to be compared with either of his
recent predecessors, Webster or Calhoun. BY the
way, the rumor is that Mr. Calhoun's friends are
very much dissatisfied with Mr. Polk, notwithstand-
ing his offer to Mr.. c. of the choice of any foreign
mission. Elk Gov. Marcy's appointment is said 10
be blow aimed at Mr.. Van Buren, and his partic-
ulor friends and is not therefore very well receiv.
ed; and the omission of Mr.. Butler of Ky. from
the Cabinet has excited the ire of the Kentucky
Locofocracy. The Secretary of the Treasury is a
bitter enemy to Protection and Cave Johnson bids
fair to make very unpopular Post Master General.
1t is said he is opposed to the reduction of postage
to begin with.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14

The .New York Elections. The Wings have
carried Rochester, aye and every town in Monroe
county; Norwich (Chenaago county, is Wing
Polk had 90 majority in that town; Fulton county
is redeemed; Utica also is redeemed-Whig ma
jority So; Troy gives from 400 TO 500 Wing ma
jority; and Buffalo gives about 300 loco Last
year Buffalo was Wing but for two years previous
the ocos carried it.
PS. The Loco candidate for Mayor OF Rochester
has been declared elected by the casting vote of his
Wing opponent, but it is said he will not accept.
In Erie, Monroe, and Wyoming counties, the
Wings have made one of the cleonest sweeps
administered to Locofocoism for years. Elections
have been held in lS counties with the following
results.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14

In Marhfcld February Goth, by Row. Samuel Marsh Mr..
Simeon wheeler OF Wobun Mass to Miss Mary NJ Spencer
Marshfcd. Cake reed.
m Randolph, by the Rev. Mr. Frost, Mr. Harry Upton of Bar
re to Miss Cnrissa Gay of Randolph tho 9th of March,
In Mortified, Mr. Ahira X Knapp Miss Mary Reyes. Mr.
Chas. Reed to Miss Harriet NJ Reyes.
At Townshond. DR.. d. p H. Edminser Of Fayetteville to
Miss Alory H. Shatcr, daughter Of Hon. VIM r. Shafler.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14
DIED,

In Barre, 9Th inst. Mr.. Arad Smith, aged So
AT Alton, H. jan l6 Mrs Theresa Maria Smith. wife of Gil
man Smith, Esq. aged &c. Mrs. Smiths nader
sell formerly Of Randolph Vermont In 1885, she among
the Cheokeos missionary teacher under the patronage
the A. Il. c. f. NJ She remained there until Is4i when size
united in marriage Mr. Smith, aud since resided
Chronicle.
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NOTICE.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at Wash
District OF ltandoph ngon within and for said District
the 10Th day OF March A. d. I9l5:
John L. BUCK administrator the amin F.
Chmberin, late of Brantree, in said District, deceased
presents his al nnisiraon account for
on it is ordered that the be referred the 2st ay of
May next at the Inn of A. Gale Wiamstown for amin.
alton and allowance aud that all concerned be notified
by the publication of this order in the Vermont Waterman and
and Journal printed at Montpelier three succcssve
may be- that they may appear said place
they cause and object thereto
Oh JOHN COJRy Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14

a Pretty Thought A coquette is rose, from
which every lover plucks eaf-the thorns are re-
served for her future husband.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14

STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Court holden a Will
District Of Randolph Jamestown, in aud for said District,
the 18th day of February A. d. 1874
nARIUS PRIDE administrator on the estate of John Poor
- late OF Wilamsown deceased, makes applications H.
to sell all the real estate of said deceased including
diversion Of the widows dover heen for the purpose
ing the debts against said is ordered that
third Tuesday in March next and thereof ordered in
Vermont Waterman, printed at Montpelier.
% John COI,gY Indge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14

IL Mr.. Naudain, the former U. s. Senator from
Delaware Is not dead, as has been reported The
mistake arose from the death of gentleman of the
same name.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14
JUSTUS RROWN,S ESTATE. 2

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at Montpe
Washington District, her, within and said District
the 18th day OF March A. u. lS45:
EOHN WlNSLOW, executor the of Justus Brown
late of Berlin, in said District deceased, presents his pe
tion to said Court in writing here for license tho whole
Of the rea estate of said deceased acdgng that part
be sold without injury the remainder part being necessary
for the OF the debts and egace expenses adj
minaton, the personal thereof being insufficient for
said purposes and the same appearing
is ordered that sand petition be referred session said
Court be holden the office in said Montpelier on
the 29h day of March A. D. 1885, O'Clock p. NJ for
hearing and decision. And further ordered that all
concerned he given by publishing of said petition
ind tue orders thereon, three SUCCESSFULLY the
Wacman and State Journal, printed Montpelier afure
said all Of which to be before said time Of hearing decs
ion that they maynppea said time and place. ind give
for the payment of said debts egaces and charges pre-
vent the sale OF said real estate, as the statute requires
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14
NOTICE.

hh subscriber informs his former and the public
mat nc sun carries tho manufacturing Of EDGE TOOLS
the od stand near the Arch Bridge Berlin side, where lie
VIII manufacture the following tools AXES Jumped
PARED; DR0AD AXES, ADZEs, CHIssELs, SLAVES,
OASI STEEL HAMMERS, and STEEL SPRINGS FOR
ney refunded. UEZEKTAH WARD
tie, IL they wish to save cost,
Montpelier, March l. la45. 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14

.7'erandriq ID, C., has chosen Wing Mayor
II oseph Evebes) by to l over Loco
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14

Sleep, said Sir Thomas Brown is deaths Young
est oroher and so much like him that never trust
him without saying my prayers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
A true copy of Record
Oh Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Register

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at Mont
Washington District, peIior, for Dsct on
the 9TH day of March, A. d. 1915
John W. WINTER administrator the Nathaniel
Winter Late of MorGtown, in said district, deceased
tate, his petition said Court in writing here praying
for license sell the whole Of the real Of
excepting the widows dover therein for the paymen, of
debts of the deceased and of Administrations the
soma estate thereof heng insufficient for said purposes aedg
ing the necessity To- the sale Of part also that
not he sold without injury the remainder, and the
pearns reasonabe Whercupon il ordered that said petition
lie referred session of said Court holden the Pro-
bate Office said Montpelier 10Th day Of March, 5i5
at O'Clock r. NJ for hearing and decisions And further
cd that notice all concerned be given by publication
weeks successfully in the Vermont Waterman Journal
printed in Montpelier aforesaid all of which said
time of hearing ind decon that they appear they
and object thereto and give bonds for the payment said
debts and erpenes prevent the sale of said real estate
the statute provides.
By the Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
true copy Record
Oh Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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ELVENTON p. NASII'S ESTATE.

ST Of VENNIUNI PTobatc CouN holden AT Mont
Washington District, So pelet, in and for said District,
Feb %, 1876;
SIMEON NASH administrators with the will ed the
- estate of Evenon p Nash late of Montpelier, said
trict deceased estae presents his petition said Court
writing here, praying for license sell the whole
OF said deceased aedgng that necessary
thereof for the OF debts and charges ans
the pelson is efficient for purpose and ao
that will he beneficial to snd estate, sell the whole Of
real estate, part cannot be sold without great injury
remainder and the appearing it
ordered that said application be referred session of said
Court to be holden the Probate Office in said Montpelier
the 18th day of March, lSf5 O'Clock A. NJ hearing
and decision And further ordered that notice
ccrned be given by publishing the substance of said petition
and orders thereon three weeks successfully Vermont
Waterman and State Jourea printed Montpelier
all of which TO be before said time appointed for hearing
decision that they appear heyee give
for the of sail debts and chase prevent sale
OF said real estate as the statute provides,
By order of the Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
A true copy of record,
OF Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Register,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14
CALEB BEN ETT,s Estate

"A ~ . "A
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at Mont
Washington District, IS. ! pelier, Feb 10, 1876
Joel BASSETT administrator the estate of Caleb BEN
nett late of Montpelier, in SAID dsct deceased inestae
makes application 10 said Court in writing here license
sell the whole of the real
the Widows right of dover and the therein for the
OF the debts of the deceased, expense admins
traton, the personal thereof being Insufficient for aid
purpose, and the appearing necessary Whereupon it
ordered that said application be referred session of said
Count TO he holden at the Probate oAice in said Monpe et
aforesaid for heating auf decson day of March
l5i5, O'Clock r. NJ aud that all concerned be notified
thereof by the publication of the substance application
ma the orders thereon three weeks successfully the Vermont
Waterman und State Journal, printed at Monpe ier ali Of
which to he before said time of hearing decision that they
appear said time and place and give bonds for the nn
ment OF said debts and expcnses the statute provides 10
prevent the sale Of said real estate. -
BY the Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
true copy of record,
o. Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Ro,i.or
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14

GIVE understand that two young men of Mid
dlesex were arrested last week on the charge of
digging up the corpse of stranger, who died in
that town on the I'd instant after very short i'll
ness. They were bound in the sum of 5000 to
appear at the next County Court, and obtained BAIL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14
COMMIsSTONER's NOTICE.

NNE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
w Court for the District of Randolph, commissioners
covc examine and adjust all claims and demands of all
against the estate of Asa Smith, late OF WILLIAMSBURG said
District deceased, represented nsolven and all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto and six months from this
date being allowed for that purpose hereby give notice
will attnnd to the business of appointment the dwelling
house of Grin Smith, in said Wiliamsown the 10Th day
March and first day of August next at O'Clock A. NJ
each Of said days
DARIUS Pride, |
,, hLNAH eIM0NS Commissioners.
Wiiamstown, Feb g. lSI5.
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Wing mai.

Wing maj. as Loco mai. 81
Wing gain &C towns. At this rate the Wings
will show large majority in the State.
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y NJ ARK ETS.


No material alteration from last weeks prices.
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9IMIE UF VEKMUNT, The fIonoFnlle Plobate Count Tor
District Of Randolph, the District of Randolph all
persons conccned the esne of James W. Knsman, late
Wllnmstown in said District deceased misunderstanding.
WHEREAS. Chester Martin, administrator the estate of
w the said dcceased proposes rendering of his
administrations and presenting his against said
for allowance, at session Of said Court he held
bate Office in Washington, in said District, the Sd Tuesday
IN March next Therefore, hereby notified appear
before said Court at the time and place aforesaid and show
cause any you have why the said should be al
lowed.
Dated at Wlamstown, in said district this 18th day of Feb
A. ID. lsi5. % JOHN COLBY, Judge.
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LOOKi
STORRS & LANGDONS

w coevo 10 day, nj the Corner Store, another large lot
NJ OF CheaP Cotton Goods A and % Sheeting, Drilling,
i'cS'nS1 fnIn, Wicking, Batting &c Cheap over.
ID Snesls more SUPERIOR Young Tyson TEA, OF same
Doxos more the same Honey Dew Tobacco the
iOO Boxes Frosh RAIsINs,
on Sets more now style CROCKERY
~ - Also, for sale
500 Bushels Turks Island Rock and wos,o,, Salt.
100 Barrels fine do do " Az
100 Bags do do. Dairy S DO.
. 10 Barrels real ground Rock do for Butter ~
Montpelier, Jan. 30, ls45. %
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GROCERIES.

st c. and N. E. RUM Cog. and American Brandy, Holland
y and American Gin Monongahea Whiskey Old Brown and
Pale Sherry Wine, Old Port and Madeira Champagne and
Cnret do Moasses, Brown Loaf Crushed and Powdered
sars, Rice, Spices of all kinds Con, Essence
Lemon, kechuP Table Oil Pepper Sauce, Coffee Teas
A. G. PIERCE.
oct. 10, Al.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14
LIBERATION.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
VllESE certify that have given to my SON. Shublel p.
Sampson, his time, act and transact business for
HIMSELF aud shall claim his cummings nor be accountable for
his contracts ufier this date.
SHUBAEL r. SAMPSON.
Stanford February GOTH le4j O94
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LAST CALL.

LII persons indebted to tho late firm Of CROSS, HYDE
CO are notified TO make payment Immediately. All debts
of less than ten dollars be paid by the first day Of April
and all over 10y the day of May they will all he left with
HEATON REED for Collection.
CROSS, HYDE &c co.
Montpelier, March |. 1915. %
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NAILS! NATT,Sl

S00 Kegs more Of those Premium EAGLE NAILS, Just re
wv ceivcd aud for sale at a reduced price,
Feb 10Th, Ut BURRANK,S.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14

A true copy of record,
OF Attest LYMAN BRIGGS Regis,a,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-11-05
(ShluB fcl9t.)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

user II mp Hansen Der Sb UNI
I M Nerb It. - Sn Sculld1t auf Den Tubeu ces llnt-
pfluIens i'm loerbf 1tno Die Weil,uugen detbeilt
Steiuc5It fa3t man 9eoeiht nidt, ais penu e5 i'm
6rnhjabr verpflanSt miro Gerncbt oageaen 1ou 1Ida
nit Scrthel i'm 0erbft oerpfansen lafIen. e5n elen,
neuen Eerfe il6er Sbitbaum;udt prd)t Gd) Der Ser.
taer oeelben fcgenoermaIeu uber oielen Vuuct aus.
,,Bet alien Sdumen, bon benen bas Qoub abfdQt,
1T Die bette 3eit bes Serpfanseus unret9 Der erblf,
unnlittebar nad,oem bcleben bas Qaub Derlcrcn ba-
ben. Damn tefnoen fle lid, in eiuem sbuisen 1hla-
lenoen 3ultanoe, uno ale gSunoen uno Auetidunsen
heen I'm oiee SahresSett leeht sn, 70 ba6 Der Baum
ben, Nerannaben bes Nrihltn9s {1)cu aefrdftat if
uno en rtide6 gGad,6tbum beginnen fam. 9lus Die
fem 9runoe 1T III milben @lin1a uno trodeneu1 8pben
oas 8erpanjen i'm 5,crbft Bel ISetem por,u,ieben in
benz bic Sefi9fett, bic Der Baum bur Die erb(fz ub
|SrGbn9sre9en erbdt, ibm ben 8crtbe aiebt, oag er
ihneer Sldtter trebt ais bic i'm Brlbiabre oerpaan,
ten g6umc.
stuf Der anoern Seite lit jeood, I'M nGrbliden1bee
Der llntcn tpo Der Sinter ter beeinnt unc BET Wei-
tenn itren9er it, oas Berpfansen i'm Srlblina Dor,l,-
stehet Cer TT Der Serbf uno QSnter nid1t lni[b ee.
mug, INN ben Wur3eln Su geftatten baB e d1 in Der
@roe befef9en ben penn Der 8oben Bis auf Der 3te-
fe Der Snrseln 9efrorren it, 70 formers Ie atiirlld
feline 9latrnn9 bon eemfelben erhaten. Syn fclde m
ena lt ote 9eet9neite 3ett gum 8erpan3en sett9 i'm
Srablins, iokalb Der 8ooen lid, bearbeten last Sc.
Dnberbare 8teb bamsI1 na.-gei
Der neuliden slericultur> >sIuseIuns 1T Buriineton,
Igermcn, prdeuttrte SSr. e. @bale bubble docben,
I2a Sabre alt ino idmnt auf einal nit einanber ae-
Iboreit. Die Committee fir Nausbalt- -Wanufaftureu
bemilt9e thm $l4 Selcbnun9, uno bie1ee Gelo purpt
BON ben artpeienoen alten Sungseiellen nit Der ge
nerfutg oaB bic Sade ein le9itimer Gesenifnnc be
gSckltbdt'9fet iei freitpiai9 suiama,en9eteue
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-11-05

I9s ~ pattH' Oon pecro obnte 9ttC1t5 orn cemSer-
9altnIB. Selne Yfegetrdbter tparb ibm bon Gaa at
Sa9 l1eoer nm Wtltta9 fang lIe bn auf Der @uitarre
'peleno III Sd2laf uno menn er s,pelen m6ae[ouut
mar oerncdten hre Sdmeioeleien unb ihre lteb(idhe
Summe 9n Sn beidnft9en. 0fpId ebte tpie i'm omn,e[
ano nelln ile br GertoltnB nit enrique urr 6em Nls
Ten 9ehelm holten mnfte, 70 war ba0elbe nur tim 1c
So itanoeu bic Gerban1e, ais Siabel, @urjoues
Sdnelter, ne odterltde oau5 ,urldfebrte. c5br
ali NIT ocm ile ntd III Der 9!ictIhlten Gbe qclett
I0atte, mar SeltcrtelL uno hattie br Nd)t5 ais Stu
oelt bnterlal1s, 70 oaB e i'm joau5 bres Gaers 3u-
Itlueh ld1cn 1nu6te. gle Iette tbren gSruoer, uub
mnnl3fe tn nod brer slnildt Alidlth su Ieben. sic
Oenubte tdh oe6halt, tbn 5nr 8ermdblun9 nit elmer
stteri1Ee Serwanoten, Der @rbin eincs bebeuteuoen
|9ermcQen6. 3u teittmmeu. enrique h6rte thre Gor-
IlAld9e nit lIu9eoulo an nnb ertdrte baB er feiucr
Srdutnerterr beoltre.-De tcI3e Siabel errctb halo
oe 0ttno etner 9Getlcrnn9 uno brobe, es bel ibrcm
S1ter nnbn 5u brtn9en, baB 9p1 in ein rlter oecdt
wiroc enrique erwererte, pern cics 9elhdte witrpc
er Wond merccn. Sn 6ol9e oteIer @rflaruu9 6userte
S>aoel Nlebts ge9en hren Sater, n1o enrique bcrad
tefe olee @t1wenbun9en leiner Sdtpelter pie cine
etdte 9Sclte, Die an oem NtmmeI leines 0lilds ppr
Iber 9ejc9en ieD.
9Sen9e Wedyen Dor benz Sage Ieiuer gc0idbriofet,
)eor Dem 3ettpuntt, 100 0tlemauo mebr einem 8lud
IN cen 9Se9 treten tonnte bate enrique eine tleue
iHelIc su mad)en, ped)e lbn un9efabr III iercm Saa
BON Den. odterllen 1ule entfernt belt 8el Der ie-
lt9lten 9rfnun9en elite er ;urt6, Inn en Nerbdltnig,
weldee felt Sfabel6 9lutuuft penlid eepcroen mar,
Itelel1 Sater 5u cftnbaren, uno ale Gtumeuouneen
|oeies etpcbI we ietner Sdneer su befcitiaen ourd
|oe Grfldrun9 letnes feen @ntlhluBes, boB cfa 1e-
lie Srant e peobe fe.ue Madt berISrte ibnt uutreu
|mad]en fonne Waan oenfe lld fein @ntleben ais bm
sn Sater NIT Sbrauen in ben Au9eu oerfunoete, ooe
9tola elt at Sa9cn oerd)wnnben urc trps ollenJad.
lforihun9cn niht aufufnoen fep Jaadoem CT Id, BON
DER cren Vetdubun9 oes Sdmer3es erboI batfe, fe-
len 1tm SfabcIs 9Ieuserungen eu uo er bcffirmte i.
men N1ter nit Sra9en, lit peldem &lcter man ptelu
9ndd,e lebenot9 be9rabcn tabe. Don 91eoro oertano
Ilbn nebt. Snbel wele iduhSeuo oeler llnterreouue
lSnbtrte> lhpor tbn', oaB peoer e ncd br 9aer baS
|yadodsn in eiu Stlcfter 9eIt)ft hdtten. Don peorc
|periIderte lbm oaeIbe> nno ca Gnrque hu ais eluen
|tren9 reoliden Mann fannie, 70 3rpeifee er fcuen
9ugenblif al, iener Babrbaft9fet 9lber segcn leue
Stmelter te9c er DiBtrouen uno nrd, ebe Der ndcte
Wcr9en on9ebrcdben mar, madte er Id auf, Inn il, al
len galieden Srauenflbtern Gadforit,uu9 su ba[ten
ler bate Die Nunoe onrhs sanse eano 9emad, bate
ntr9enos etne Spnr Der 8erm6ten 9efnoen, 1no mar
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