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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-02-03

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFLELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
pY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary of
Id EdgeaeId Distric, /:
Whereas Thos. ii. Pope. aud James
II. Wilson, hath applied 10 me for Letters
of Administration, ON all aud singular The
goods and chatlels, rights and credits of
James S. Pope, late Of The District afore-
said, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and. admon-
ish all and singular. the Kindred and cred-
i,ors of the said deceased, TO he and appear
before me, az our next Ordnary's Court
for The said district, 10 he holden al Edge
field Court House, on the Sth day of Fe-
bruary next, 10 show cause. if any, why
the said administration should moi be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this tho
9Th day o! January, in the year of our
Lord one. thousand eight hundred and
forty-seven, and in the 7lst year Of Amer
can Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. ED.
January % S2t
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FREE SCHOOLS
POttersville School.

POttersville School. >,
vHNHE Subscriber gives notice that he will
II. resume the duties of bis School on the
second Monday in January, lo47.
Terms OF TuIrIoH AS FOLLOW:
Spelling. Reading, Writing, with the
four elementary rules in Erithule.
~ tic, per quarter. So %
The above, with Arithmetic continued,
English Grammar, Geography,
and IIistor!. per quarter, d 90
The abnve, with Logic, Natural, Men.
tal aud Moral Philosophy. Rher
oric, Algebra, Geometry, and
other branches connected with
practical Mathematical educa
tion-Aslronnmy, per quarter, 500
Instruction in the Latin and Greek languages
will he given, should any desire it.
Mr.. f. B. BACON. well known as an expe
rienced and efficient Teacher of Music will
regularly attend at PultersvilIe, and give in.
struction on the Piano Forte, &c. &c.
s. w. KENNERLY.
N. B.-Board can be had in the village CT
PoltersvIlle, at from to 7 dollars per month.
by those who may wish to attend the School.
december @ .tf 43
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For tile Advertiser,

MT. Editor II avail myself Of this mo lie, o
returning my grateful Acknowledgements to my
friends. who have so kindly through your pa.
per and the Republican. nominated me for the
vacant seat in the Legislature. have expe.
renced favors at the hanis Of my feIIow.cili.
zsns, and would willingly make any ordinary
sacrifice to serve them, but other duties and
engagements leave me no alternative but 10
decline. as do, the nomination
Will the Republican oblge me by inserting
this note.
Very respectfully,
Your ob't sery...::,
RICHARD G. GRIFFIN:
, January 80, 1917.
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LOOK OUT FOR BREAKERs!

Allpersons indebted 10 this Office, for SUB
scription, Ad0srtising. Jobs, &C., are requested
TO make immediate plyrnent, aud thereby save
us the trouble and expcnce of sending out a
Collector, and themselves little cost five
are driven TO the necessity Of sending out a
Collector. We shall charge eac:, delinquent sub.
scriber, according to the: Terms oftle paper.
ALL persons having any demands against
Us, are most earnestly reques'sd NOT to pre-
sent them, ,rniit our subscribers and Advortis'
ers pay US, or until lhe Mexican war is over.
We 6" for the war, the whole war, and nothing
but the war.
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Notice..
THE subscriber.

e. gives notice 10 his su,,,R
sssasso lrend1s and the pub Sa
lie, that he has established SHOE &. ROOT
MANDATORY, at PoltersyiIe. Hayina
employed first rate workmen. he is prepared to
accommodate aIlwho may favor him viii ,bs,y
custom, with Boots and Shoes made in The
best aud neatest style. on moderate ,eyns w
Repairing done on the shortest notice.
The subscriber being engaged in f6e Tan.
ming Businos, will exchange Shoes and Lealb.
er for Hides, either dry or green. 'A''
febrnury3 q
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Head Quarters,
IND REGIMENT CAyA1p1

Order No.
N obedience to orders from Col. James G.
Il Smyley, an Election will be held a, the
Parade Ground ofthe Meeting Street Troop of
Cavalry. on the third Saturday in Febr
10 elect the following. officers, viz: one Can.
tain, one first Lieutenant, and one second y.ier.
tenant to command said Troop.
Managers.-J. C. Collins, S. c. Hamilton
and George Outz. ~
Polls will open at 10 A. NJ, and close at q
P. NJ.
BY order of Lient. DEEv.
February3 Q,
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SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

y A l. OF SOU II CARULlNA A
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT or ORDINARY.
RY JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary
LID Of Edsefeld District:
Whereas, William Mathews, hath ap-
piled to me for Letters of Administrator,
on all and singular the goods and chatlels.
rights and credits Of James Mathews, late
Of the Dristict aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred aud credi.
Tors of the said deceased, 10 I've and appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Court
FOR the said District, 10 be holden at Edge.
field Court House, on the 18th day of Fe-
hruary inst, to show cause. if any. why
the said administration should not be
granted,
Given under my hand and seal, ;nis the
2SIh day of January, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and for.
ty seven. and in the seventy first year of
American Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
february 3 Ct 2
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''ftt was cold blood ed bu,chery OF wo
uen and children in The absence of all the
warriors of the village. On the night oil
The 18th and 18th, the letter states, war
party anclon Sioux Indians, located al
the time of Woods Bluffs, situated about
sixty miles from this place-Belleview
Il Inc men and warriors had left The camp
ON a hunt; and the Sioux, soon after they
reached The camp, discovered that thew
only had women and children 10 contend
with. The slaughter was terrible Sc
Venty three were killed, land nineteen NOR
tally wounded. Two men made their es-
cape--one Of them Joseph Lafeeche, a
Trader IN The employ of Mr.. Peter A.
Sbarpy, and at the lime in charge of a
stock ofgoods.
tie ran from the scene Of blood bare.
footed, and arrived al Belleview with both
feet frozen, MIR. sarpy and Maj Miller,
the present agent, despatched a party of
men to ascertain the facts, and they con-
flrmed on their return, The report Of La.
heche. They also reported that FIVE Of
the Sioux Indians had been. killed, no
doub, stabbed by the Omaha sqaws. Go.
ing twenty miles further than the ground
OF The massacre, they found the place
where The goods Of The trader had been
divided among the robbers. |
II seems, adds the letter, that fate is
against The Omaha Indians. Four or FIVE !
days before this event took place. one
lodge, camping at Cabaane's old trading
house, was attacked by war party of
:Ayonas. commanded by the well known
chief White Cloud, and four of the men
wounded, and the woman killed.
Another letter from Fort Scott, iu The
Republican, states hat the Sac and Os-
age Ipdians have recently held a council
in the Usage pa'ion, The object of which
was 10 uule their forces aud influence, to
rob and plunder the whites, possibly un-
det the impression that they could obtain
aid from Mexico.
The 0sages and Creeks are also about
commencing hoslilities.
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NTARBIEn,.

On the 18Th of January, by Rev. D. D.
brnnson MIR THoMAs PARHFs, to Miss FRAN.
cEs Nixon, all Of Edgefeld district.
On The evening Of the 2lst Of January, Mr..
JACOB PoLLATY to Miss HENRIETTA, eldest
daughter of Mr.. Joseph Cosnaham, all of this
district.
On the 2Sth Of January by Eovl Fl A VIII
liams, Mr. Dawn L. RorroN. of Edgeied dis
trIct to Miss NANCY SMITH, Of Abbeville dis
trict.
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NIL EDICAL NOFTCE-

3 "a suoscr.pei El returns his thanks to the
IL citizens OF Edseheld District. for past
layers, and informs them that he, can still be
ioun1 st ms ola sland, adjoining the residen
OF MI. +; +. Labofde' either by day or night
All orders lett at ue store of Messrs. Goode
& Sullivan, OF B. J. Ryan's Hotel, will be
february 8 A, o
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Store. House to Lef.

FHNliE Store House at Mount Willing, lately
L occupied by Lehmaer d. Brothers, is oif.
!ered for rent for the present year.
Mount Willing is well known and desira.
BILE stand for Country Store, and worthy of
the attention OF Merchants, as it also affords the
privilege ola Post Office.
For particulars apply to the subscriber, q,
Mount Willing, Edgefeld District.
]. B SMITH.
Jannary3 #
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NOTICE.

A LII Persons indebted to the Estate of
"A George Pope deceased, are hereby noti-
lied that II is absolutely necessary to collect all
the money due the Estate, and that those who
co not pay will be sued before return day
The Notes are in The hands of N. l.. Griffin or
j.. w. Gibbs, Esqrs.
TaOS. H POPE. Executor.
Jan3 If
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Jannary3 8
Executors Sale.

ETNDER an order from John Hill, ESD,
a. Ordinary nf Edsefe!d District, will be
sold on the 22nd day of February, at the late
residence of John Landrum. sent, deceased,
on Horse Creek, Edgeield District, all the per.
sonal property Of said deceased. consisting of
IS likely Negroes,
among whom are Two good 'Vagouners, nm
excellent Stone Ware Turner, and a good
Cook, one Horse, Mules, Cattle aud Hogs.
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Lost 0E NHisIaid.

A NOTE OF HAND, drawn by John l..
IA Hammond, in favor of Pinckney Har
mond, for one hundred dollars, dated in May
or June lSi5, payable OH the first OF January
1916. All persons are warned agalns, trading
for said note, as payment is stopped.
K. SCURRY.
february 3 81. q
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Palmetto Regim-mt.-We copy the fol-
lowing correspondence from the Mobile
Register Of The 2Ist inst.
| TO Cot Pierce NJ. Bn'Ier. commanding
the Palmetto Regiment of South Caro-
liua Volunteers:
SIR-fhs gallant and patriotic spirit
MNh which ;he people Of South -Caro.;ua
have responded TO the requisitop for vol
+. unteers 10 serve in the war with Mexico,
has hcea witnessed with pride and graft.
ticaiionin ali parts Of the country; hui has
no where been hailed with more delight
than by that portion Of the citizens of
Mobile. who are proud 10 have been ma
lives of The "Palmetto Stale" They
have seen with pleasure the fine martial
appearance Of the regiment under your
command, and they feel confident that in
the service to which it is designed, il will
.nobly maintain the high character acqui-
red by the Stale in the Revolution, and
reflect additional honor on the names
borne by yourself and other officers of the
Regiment.
Under these feelings, The natives of
SouIhC Carolina in this city, desire, on
behalf of themselves, and the cilizcns of
Mobile generally, to give some public de-
moustraIiou of respect for those who have
so nobly abandoned their homes and fam.
lilies, to support the cause Of our country
against a foreisH foe. They have accor-
diusIy appointed US a cunmi,tee to ex-
press 10 you their sentiments, and TO invite
x.o, ooI ha off o,,I e,IJ;o.- |
your command, 10 partake Of 4 public en-
tertainmeGl, ;:r such time as may suit your
during your stay in this city.
1t will afford hieh qualification lie those
we represent, and to ourselves, if you eau
accept Of This invitation, aud thus give an
for public expression Of the
sentiments which ar, entertained for
yourself, your regiment and The gallant
State Of which you are citizens.
We have The honor 10 be, very respectfully
Your friends and fellow couGtrymeu,
J. S. DEAS,
JOHN GAYLE,
j. w. LESESNE,
JAMES AWFORD,
]. f. MOTT,
JOHN HAlG.
J. BACHMAN LEE, ,
A. B. MEEK, a
p. PHILLIPS, u
w. Nj. FRAZER, 4
J. R. BLOCKER,
THOS. J. BUTLER, !
l.. .MAULDlN,
B. bOYkIN, y
II. FOSTER, c
THOS. HOLLAND, h
w. FL. DAVIS, O
lobile, Jan. l6, 1917. Committee.
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From the South Carolirian.
January 80, 1917.

RUM We ooaW CdfOttRllH.
Letters fer the Holunteers.-His Elk.
cellency, Governor Johnson has handed
US, for publication, the following inslruc.
tions from Col. Butler, for lhe direction of
letters to the Volunteers, and requests all
the newspapers Of this Stale to copy
them
''AIl communications from the relatives
or fiiends, 10 any member of the Palmetto
Regiment, should be addressed thus
Care o JAMES CANrEY, Of the Palmet-
to Regiment. South Carolina Tolun
teers. IN lMerico, ria Nrv Orleans,
care Of A. II. BURNLEY & Co.
Note.-Giving the title, Colonel. Lieu
tenant Colonel, Major, Captain. Lieueu.
ant, Sergeant, Corporal. or Private, as
the case may be, and at'oays paying the
postage as far as New Orleans -
P. NJ. BUTLER,
Col. Commanding S. C.. v,
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household and Kitchen
FURNITURE,

Piano Forte, one Carriage. Wagon ~ Carts,
one Sill. Bark Mill, and loi OF Tan Bark
Leather, Raw Hides. and Hides in tan, set of
Blacksmith's Tools, Corn, Fodder Peas, Stone
Ware, Bacon, aud various other articles.
Terms will be made known on the day Of
sale.
JOHN LANDRUN, Executor.
february 3 -i N .
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Notice.

Notice.
STRAYEO OR STOLEN, on The first day!
~ of January, from the subscriber, living
near Phoenix P.O Edgefeld District in the
fork of Horsepen and Cuffeatown Creek, u
red sorrel FlLLY, small, no white about her,
The tip end Of her tail bone has been cut of.
Any information Of her will be thankfully re.
celved, by addressing letter to me atsPhoenx
p. o. EdgefeId District. !,
JESSE GARFIN.
february 3 ~ 3
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Col. Commanding S. C. v.

The Palmetto Regimsnt.-We learn
from Col. Butler, who left town yes,cr-
nay (says the N. o. Picayuue Of 22d ulr. J
to rejoin his command, that The Palmetto
Regiment vii! sail from Mobile On the
24th inst, direct for the seat of war, and
not from this port as has been stated ia
some of the papers. The vessels TO trans.
port The Regiment have already gone
round TO Mobile.
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Protection TO Prisoners of War-The
following we find in La Palria, Spanish
newspaper published in New Orleans {:
General Santa Anna has administered
an oath to all the officers Of histroops not
to lake The life of American soldiers who
may fall in their power, bur to make them
prisoners TO be sent into the interior, where
depot for prisoners is under preparation"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-02-03

Counterftit Bills of the denomination of
lwen'y Dollars. Bank of Charleston, are
IN circulation. ::'he signature of A. G..
Rose. Cashier, is badIy executed, as is
that Of J. Hamilton. resident. The en-.
CRAVING is coarse and very pale, and the
name of the payer, T. Street, is scarcely
dlscernable, whilst the number on the
right hand side Of the bill is not legibIe.-
The counterfeit is easily detected. We
have also seen Eight Dollar bills, on the
same Bank, which are counter reit.-So.
CaroLinian.
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OUR NEW VOLUME.

w IL INV NOIC VI l..
Last week we issued the frs, number of
new volume. We return our most heartfelt
thanks to Gur numerous and well tried friends
who have stood by lis, through evil as well as
good report. IN common with our brethren o.
the craft. and with near'y every son of old
father Adam, we have hud to encounter trials
ofa very serious character. AT times, opposi
ton 10 our paper was pretty strong, but we
kept the even tenor of our way" and we
trust that all who were dispIeased, in The slight.
est degree, with us, or felt themselves aggriev.
edeithsr with cause, or without any. have be
come our friends. II snail not be our fault, wo
hope, If they dc not become So We will not
say, that we have not erred, perhaps seriously.
in the management Of our paper, but certain
we are, that we have not done so, wl(uIly and
naliciously. Willis, we will endeavor, as we
have always done, to maintain our own rights
IN proper spirit, and never To shrink from
tile assertion OF Our political principles. we will
10 the best ofonr ability preserve becoming
respect and forbearance towards our opponents
or private enemies, ifany we have. Our co.
lunns, as heretofore, will be open to the dis
ccusslon OF all topics suitable to journal of the
chorac,or of this. provided they are treated in
decorous manner. We will not exclude any
article of courteous kind though the views
of the writer may be entirely opposed to our
own. We reserve 10 ourselves, however, the
privilege, thai is accorded to all editors, Of de-
Gliding what articles shall End admission into
our columns. We think it needless to make
exlravagans promises. about what we intend
TO do hereafter, but we can only say to our
friends and others, "try US and we will do our
best to please you"
We enter upon our twelfth volume with the
brightest anticipalions, and we fondly hope,
that at the close ofthe year. our readers and our
selves will be as good friends as we are at the
commencement.
Inclcmcnt Ucatlcr,-Since our last, we have |
had an abundance Of disagreeable wealh e..
Thursday the 25th u't :, was quite cold, the
thermometer all day standing nearly at 80 degs.
On FriIay morning some hours before day,
there was fill Of one of the hardest rains
we have had during the winter. The bad
weather did not clear off until the morning of
the Both.
Honors to the Palmetto Regiment.
natives Of Soulh Carolina, residing in
Mobile, f-rdered the honor of public en-
'ertanmen' TO the Palme'o Regiment,
which was accepted. The correspondence
between thu committee OF citizens and Col.
Butler is alike honorable 10 both parties.
we recognize the nane of that long tried
aud rir,uous patriot, Col Jas. S. Deas,
formerly of Camden. as the Chairman of
me COMMITTEE Oh The parl of The citizens.
Temperance .4drocate.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.

IA GVR y SSlSS
H NDER an order from John Hill, Esq,
" Ordinary for Edgefeld District, will be
sold OH the l7lh and 18th days of February,
inst, at the Mayson place ofJumes s. Pope,
deceased. in Edgefeld District near the Island
Ford all the personal property belonging G to
The estate Of said deceased, consistng,of
25 Aihkesy. NcsrGes,
AMONG whom are Blacksmith and Miller
Horses, among which are some. fine blood
stock, S Mules, Cattle, Hogs and Sheep:
30 or 40 bales of Cotton,
large gnartily Of Corn and Fodder; about
200 bushels of Wheat; large quantity Of
Pork and Lard; = road Wagons, Plantation
Tools, Blacksmith Tools, and many other ar.
lie es.
The Mills OH the Myrick place will also be
sold, and with them the land covered by the
pond,and abou, 40 or so acres besides t togetaer
with The right Of way along the roads rs they
now exist.
The plantations on the My-ck and Mayson
places will be rented out.
The sale Of the Mills, and the renting of the
lands W Il take place OH the frs, day at u o..
clock, and the Negroes will be sold Immediate.
Iy afterwards.
THOMAS n. POPE,
JAMES H. WILSON
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THOMAS II. POPE,
JAMES II. WILSON.
administrators.

January 9Th 1917.
Al the same time and place four Negroes,
belonging to the estate OF Mourning Matthews,
deceased, will be sold in pursuance Of the di.
reclons Of her will,
SUSAN POPE, Ezhr.
February q g
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Sentenced to be Hung.-A Court of
MAGISTRATES aud treeholders. consisting of
Dr.. Haig. Magistrate, and DR.. O'Hear
and Messrs. w. B. PringIa, N r. Mid.
dleton, A. r. Hais and E. C. Peronneau,
freehnlders, was convened on Friday last
al The Parish House of ST.. Andrews Par.
'sh, Tor the trial Of Cato, slave, about 90
years OF age, The property Of F. Holmes,
ESQ., charged with an attempted outrage
ON The person of white female, which by
the Act Of 1913, has been made capital
offence. After an impartial trial. he was
found guilty and sentenced to be hung on
Friday the 5tf Of March next.-Ne,rs.
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HOw 10 carry on the War.-A letter
from Washington is published in the New
York Evening Pos, of Tuesday last, in
which "new plan of operations" against
Mexico is proposed, said 10 have been
suggested by the gallant Commodore Per.
ry, on his recent visit to the seat of Gov.
ernment. This plan is stated, in general
terms, as follows :-"Ab baudon all ex-
pensive, sanguinary and doubtful projects
of further invasion. So far as regards the
interior of Mexico, let us content ourselves
with The occupation of The provinces al.
ready conquered, or so much of Them as
we may intend TO keep as 'indemnifcalion'
for the war. On the other hand, let US
take immediate possession Of all her porls
both on the Gulf and on The Pacific, and
occupy them as conquered territory ill
she shall come to jus, and honorable terms
OF peace. Open than all TO free COM
merce, first placing to them collectors of
our own, and establishing a suitable tariff
Of specific duties. by means Of which we
shall levy, from the Mexican nation itself,
a revenue fully adequate 10 cover all the
expenses, naval and military. of such &C.
,upation. ."-Nutional laleIligencer.
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Mobile, Jan. l6, 1917. Committee.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-05

Smmer - Die hieIse Court
perweiae:te leste 9Scte eiitem Deutiden
(Oerrn Midel) oaS Sar9erredt, bios aus
Dem @runbe, neil berlelbe 9elitl9e gefran-
fe pbue 9icens perfauft bate !! ob9leth Der
Ie!be bic nctbi0cn 3eu9en bradte, bic Inn als
einen Mann BON 9utem @baratter lh'lcer-
ten.
SIM bieGsen &altwaGer Wbis Scurnal
miro cie1e S0anoluus unlrer 9Sbl9ccnrt lett
oelcbt, uno Defenders oarauf hln9en.e,en,
oaB es ncthpenoig iei jeoen @tumaneerer
erf Iharf aussulpiontren, ehc man ,bn oas
Snrocrredt perleite. Wbae e6 baher elmer
hcdmsilen Court aefallen Den Correspondent,
ten bes biciIsen Whis Scwnals als 8cne-
raj Sp;on onsuftcllen. Jtad felner slnlld)t
it ,pabrfheinlid, nur Der fdhis, ein gutter
amerifaniSher gilr9er su tperoen, Der CUR
gEhiesuno Galwa0erbriioerid,oft 9ehort.
gSeil unler ccut|d)cr Yanc6mann telrc 81
cen1en befcmmen tcnntc, nno odbcr chne
eicenien 9cilfise @etrdnfs De,taufte, DC g.
b a | b it er nidt fGhis ame,ifaniid,er Snr-
ger at sueroen. Welt' cine tcbmllde Sd1luB,
fclee 60 mir piien miro nur Mbroern
uuo anoern ldhweren Ger6redern eas Snr-
qerrett eencmmen eas hei6t, nenn ite
uid)t Dor benz sitlaufe ibrer @cfan9niBlfra-
fen pcm @cupern0r besnaoist tpercen, mas
iebr oft 9efhiebt. Gin M AT II alic, Der
Shnaps rbne 9iceus oerfauff, mus nad'
bieler SdluBfclse eten 70 fhlimm Iein aIs
Der fhwerife @erbred,er III unlerm 3ud)t-
baule? Mie l1dnoe es aber tpenn jeeem nni-
rer einaebcrnern Witbiirger iein Burger
reht fir iclhe @elt snbertretung 9encm-
men mitroe Bnrre I'D, ca nidt oicaeid)'
9ar unter ben 0iihtern Der cine crer Der an
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