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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07

The Horticultural exhibition received great ad.
ditions yesterday morning, and the display is
now very fine, that of apples, particularly, being
the best, probably that ever seen in the State
That Of pears, also, is very good, though not in
numbers, quite equal to last years. The flow-
ers, &c, exceed our expectations. Look in upon
1t. 1t will we'll repay visit.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07

ACCIDENT Mr.. Joseph Haywood, last even
ing, in descending the stairs leading from DR..
Flagg's office. made misstep, and fell nearly
the whole length of th flight and, we regret to
say broke both bones of one leg between the
ankle and the knee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07

Purchasers of books, jewery. &c are referred
to the advertisement Of Evans & Co., in this
paper.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07

ANTI.sLAvERY FAIR.-We are requested to
say, that, in conformity with the state Of the
times, the price of admission is only ten cents-A
price which should be an inducement for all to
20, whether they wish fer good bargains, to con-
tribute to charitable object, or only to spend a
pleasant hour.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07

The Republican County Convention meets at
Brinley Hail. in ths city, this morning. at eleven
O'Clock, aud the Congressional District Conven-
tiOn at the same place, at two O'Clock, this after
nan
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07

oliver Diaeaae" COMPETENT D.
Who's got lit on'auds and tens Of THOUSAND. T. every
section Of the country. HoF they to be cured? arm
from Dr.. BLISS advertisement, in another column
Of daq2y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07

The legal voters or the Councillor str'ct who are
opposed TO the present National Adrnisrat on aud The
sgqressions Of the Slave power and who ~ in yor Of
request 10 ect delegates to a COUNCILLOR Congeoen to
be held at franklin Hall ia Greenfield on FRIDAY Oc:
is h. at O'Clock M, for he purpose of nominating
candidate for Councillor, ard for such ooer
other business as may clme before be Convention The
basis OF representation to he delegate FROM zach n
and city in the district and addto4 delegate Tor
every two hundred legal voters and for each fractional
part thereof OF one hundred ~ more
J. " DENNY, Cam Coun Dist Com.
Worcester Sent 1859
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07

New ORLEANS, Oct 5.-The deaths by vel
low fever for the thirty hours ending at noon,
today, numbered 49,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07

Mr. Legg sin continues to cleanse and Re DYE Men,s
Doas Pants and Vests, hen etoore lie also cleanses
Ladies' shaTls, &c. His Office is at No. Pleasant 81
mJ6 df ~
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Worcester, sept %, 1855. - ''''' ''''' 0''l'

liver ntsense''-"LtVcr CnBsi pEn5nt,',-
For knowledge Of the only course If medication that
will cure it, read Dr. BLIS5 Advertisement in another
column. daR2w 90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07

HUNDRED SUsPBNsIoN.-The New Bedford
= Aerc"y says 1t is rumored on the street, that
zone of our heaviest manufacturers and deal.
ers in oil has suspended, oris about to do So"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07

NoRTH BRooPKrELD Tine following are the
delegates to the Republican County Convention
TO be held in this city today ;--.Hon. Freeman
Walker, DR.. Joshua Porter, Jr., Charles Dun
can.
10 the Congressional District Convention =.
Gideon d. Dewing, Col Pliny Nye, William @.
King.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07

HILLS GLYoERsE, or Sweet Principle OF Oils IN,
improving and bsautifylng the Hair, for saie bv JnaN
Ter. an "bi "oioes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07

The oTyssnetsd Bttsrs have no equl as a tonic
medicine They contain no alcohol, aud are specially
adapted to the delicate constitution OF females suffering
from debility, or from any arrangement Of the natural
functions
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07

Once hESwu Dever foFgOtgen.--If our read
efs World h2ve positive luxury for the Toilette use
Blodgetts ''Persian Balm" For Cleansing the Teeth
shaylng Champooing, Bathing, BeautiiyIng the Com
pleXon, removing Tan, Pimples Frecklcs, Sun Marks
aad all disagreeabe marks from the Skin has 70 quail
Bold by all Druggists. s g. BLODGEEP h co, Pro
prietOrs, Ogdensburgh. n. Y
Sold by all Druggists in Worcester and wholesale and
retaii oy JoHN q. HILL, Mechanics Hail Binding.
APPS liz g6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07

oliver Disesst'-''E liver Co1upgnfns ~
For reasons why it is not our,d ny I'll nj Blue Pin
an other "paen;' Pills. read Dr. BLISS Advertisement
in arc other column dar2w "a ,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
ELIPHALET TR ASK,
OF SPRINGFIELD.

For Secretary of Stste-OLIYER WAR
NER, of Northampton.
For Treasurer-MOSES TENNEY, JR.,
of Georgetown.
For uditor-CHARLE WHITE, OF
Worcester.
For Attorney General-STEPHEN Ii.
PHILLIPS. of Salem.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07
Nomination in ,he s,h Di.,rio,.

Nomination in the sih District.
BosToN, Oct 6.-rhe Republicans of the
Eighth Dlstriat, in their convention at Con-
cord, today, nominated Hon. Charles r,
Train OF birmingham for Congress. On the
last ballot he received 6S votes, against SO for
Gov. Boutwell,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07

"A correspondent in New Kent coun-
ty, Va, gives an account Of the sucking of
$50 pigs by cat, in that county. The little
porkees were taken from their maternal par
ent, who had large family to attend to,
and placed in an clubhouse, where cat with
one kltten-the rest having been drowned
sought shelter and lodging. The pigs became
intimate with their feline neighbor, and the
sequel was the curious foot stated by the cor
respondent.
L he newspapers are after Rev. Ralph
Hoyt for accepting the offer of Lola Montez
to lecture in aid OF the rebuilding of his
church in New York. One says, " We NAV
soon expect grand operate matinee in aid of
the funds tor Archbishop Hughes's new ca
thedrali the play of "Toodles' at Burton's.
to help up the spire of the new Methodist
church in Fourth Avenue or a grand "Vir.
gina break down TO raise funds to finish
the tower of DIR. Belows's church, few
PAGES lower down town. Sic rita :"
A telegraph operator af1irms that the
Hughes instrument will work over the leaks
IN the submarine cable where no other IN
strument can, and cites, as o proof of this, the
success which attended it in working the
= New York and Brooklyn wires for many
weeks through two cables, both of which
we're leaking badly
A keokuk paper gives distressing
picture Of things in Iowa, comparing its con.
dition to that of ''the doomed city Of Jerusa
lem" They have creditors without and cred.
itors within, every third man is lawyer. eve.
ry other man virtually pauper, and all stand
ing in listless and improbable idleness, ex-
cept the police and constabes.
A cattle drover from Paris, Kentucky.
was beaten at faro in New York, to the
amount of $3.50 in cash, and check for
5000. The men who kept the 'helr' were
arrested upon his complaint.
A correspondent of the Picayune
prophecies an immense sugar crop in Louisi-
ana this season-say four hundred thousand
hogsheads.
A Republican writes the ALBANY
Journal ;-"Byt faith we lost our ticket last
year let us save it the present one by
aoorks."
Near Montgomery, Alabama, negro
boy met in the road and killed rattlesnake
which measured exactly six feet in length.
twelve inches in circumference, and had as
all oppendage twelve rattles and button.
1t is reported that the Hon. John Mi
nor Bolts of Virginia lost about $4,000 by the
Fashion races on Long Island, last week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07

"Ltver DTsease" ''l.iyer tonhuIaina.n
why are there 80 many I'M I'd cases Read Or BLISS
advertisement, in anuher cou, daw2y 90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07

OAKS IN ENGLAND, The Parliamentary
Oaks in Clipston Park, is sad to be fifteen
hundred years old. This park existed before
the Conquest, and belongs to the Duke of
Portland. The tallest oak was the same no.
bleman's property it was called the Dukes
walkng-stick, and was higher than West
minister Abbey. The largest oak in England
is the Calthorpe Oak, Yorkshire il measures
seyenty-eight feet in circumference at tho
ground. The Three Shire Oak at Workson.
is called so from forming parts Of the coun.
ties of nottingham. Derby and York. This
tree had the greatest expanse of any recorded
In this island, dropping over seyen,een
hundred aud seventy seven square wards
The most productive oak was that Of Ge.
lepos, in Monmouthshire. feled In 1910
the bark brought GOO, aud its timber fG7o
In tho mansion Of Iredegar Park, Monmouth.
shire, there is suid to be a room, forty Two
feet long and twenty-seven feet broad tbe
floor and wuinscot Of which were the prodno.
ton Of single tree an oak grown on tho
estate.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY the American Teiegraphs Companys Printing Lines
Once 10 General Express Office, Lincoln House block
Burning of the Rev Work
Crystal Palace.

immense Loss, Esrima'ed at sI,5OO.OOO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07

81 Book for abe Million. just published. by
S ZEN Y %, Booksellers and Statoners No. IS
court Street, Boston, brief Treatise of az nages an
Diseases OF the Sexual system Of both sexester sVnp
toms and treatment prepared by physician OF the
boston Eclectic Hospital." This work also contains A
scorehug exposure Of the deception ard mposture pra
tosd by advertising quscks, wth Of their names
snd locations. Sold by periodical dealers generaIly
sent by mel on the receipt Of three postage stamps
ADDRESS Box 1902, Boston Post Office. dly mch24
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b. %. AxnA NJ

NA n n ~ n l
having received license from the city government bs
opened
Pawn BrOking EAtn bIishnent,
No II Harrington Corner.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07

we are continually receiving additions to our stock OF
Gas Fixtures Shades &c and are prepared to tnrnsb
public and private buildings on the most favorable
terms We are the agents io7 this city for the sale Of
THE CARCEL BURN h,R,
which is famous for giving the most brilliant light whe
II consumes the lsast quantity of gas trial Of ia
convincing proof Of its
ECONOMY AND BRILLIANCY.
1t is very desirable burner for Drop Lights or for gbopa
where steady light is needed.
EerHls-Ome Prtce-EaEh.
FIRTH d NICHOLS
d&Wf Oppnste Raw gtaie Tonae
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

o, f. IA RIs
ID EN- list,
ios main street, opposite the new Mechanics HAN
puuulnR, d&wti
see Advertisement Of DR.. sANFU y LIVER IN
NIdOhATokI In another ooluinn Of this paper
. mfI dAw
Nc. y. MASON
gan probably sell Piano FOrtes cheaper than an,
1880 dtf
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3 3 q bold'i Genuine Pre- parnlisu.

zAsNb OOiu Genuine PF@pU rutIaR,
HtLhBuLD'S Genuine PREPAR ATfON
HBLMBOLD'S Genuine PREP RATION
HsLMBOLD' Genuine PREPA RATION
is prepared according Pharmacy and CHEMISTRY With
the greatest accuracy ami ohemo knowledge devo ed
to their combination d&y3n %
CRnRer Rash and sen rtea Fever, Espe.
sy during the prevalence Of this malignant and fate
disease the public should again informed that REN
TtLLE'S PEGETABLE EXTRACT is the most ef
iecual remedy tor capker rash and scarlet fever
GAMER and thrush in the mouth throat seu per What
malignant putied sore throat dysentery and ali sum
mer complaints; and now has been use twenty three
ye4rs AS family medicine II is unrivaled being com
posed Of harmless materials
Ine genuine has the fac simle of the inventor A. g.
GhEnFlLLE on the wrapper and circular 1t is now
manufactured by his widow, Nrs s. A. Greuvire IN Wor
eester, and IS Tor sale at John }. Brown Sons 425
washington street, and Charles Carney 1888 Washing
ton street Boston. Also by James Green and D. Scott
Worcester aud druggists generally
also, GRERPILLE'S LTNIMER7' TO accompany
te Extracts oT liberated throat as an outward an
picaton' Its good for any Kind of inflammation For
onrns night or severe it Will relieve the anguish almost
instantly, and perform wonderful cure It would
De wen for every family to keep It, it being also good 10
oruses' chblans, ehapped hands sore lips and noses
Pi's' ~ &C. dtf sls
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07

sHRBwsBURY.-Delegates to the Worcester
County Republican Convention in this city. to-
day Thomas W. Ward, Esq. John D God.
dard, Erastus Wheelock. Substitutes-S. 1.
Howe, A. Gutter, Chas. o Green.
To the Ninth Congressional District Conven-
ton H. B. Fay, Lucius S. Allen, P. II. Per-
rington. Substitutes-I. E. Munroe, /. G..
Stone, M. H. Hastings.
To the Worcester East Senatorial Convention
at Westboro', Oct. 8 adam Harrington ESQ.
Leander Maynard, Seth W. Rice Thomas Rice
Substitutes - A. H. Allen, Esq, E. Wheelock,
1. H. Nelson, H. B Fay
AT a meeting Of the Republicans Of Leicester,
Oct. 4th, the following list of delegates were
chosen, VIZ To the Senatorial Convention,
Oct, l3-Leander Warren, John s. Smith, d. 4.
Merriam.
10 the District Convention, Oct. 7-Lory s.
Watson, B. N. Bullock, Joseph whittemore.
To the County Convention. Oct. 7-Amasa
Richardson, Danforth Rice, ID. e. Merriam.
WEST BoYLsToN delegates to.the Republican
County Convention, to be held in Worcester, to-
day-W. w. White, G. W. Warren, and g. W..
Bgelow. Substitutes-o. b. Sawyer, Addison
Lowell and S. H. White.
To the Congressional Conventional. M. Har
ris, ID. c. Murdoch, and B f. Reyes. substi.
tutes-R. l.. Smith, Z. T. Brigham, and Samuel
Lawrence.
To the Senatorial Convention. at West Boyls-
town, Oct. ga. F. Knight, J. @. Lowell, H.
Houghton, and E. NJ. Hosmer. subsutuies--e
W. Warren, d. c. Murdoch, e. W. Holbrook,
and w. W. Keyes.
Town Committee for the ensuing year-E. M.
Hosmer, d. c. Murdoch, W. w. White, and ].
| G. Lowell.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07
Names of the New EagIaud Losers by
the ire

Great Destruction of Va,ua5ie Property.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-07

Fiske's Comet Band will play at horticultural
Hall, tonight.
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r. A LAR FUEL,
The best aud CHI apest article yet discovered for
KindIing Hard Coal,

have been s1lt 10 a short time
10 bushels for 81; 25 buhes for S225 or 100 bushels
or S., delivered Orders eff the City Go al Yard Office
Central Exchange ut Charles h. Br5oss's Store No
Front street. opposite the City Hail. or with The subscrb
ers, at the mandatory, Of Exchange and Union
streets. W. & & q LANE
n. b No shavings are required with this ue
AIgnts viii the requisite machinery for sale for all
parts Of the County. dim $40
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" These Machines now justly admitted 10 bel
she bestn uae for Family Sewing, making newstroug
ami elastic stitch which will NOT rip even il eyery
fourth stitch be cut. Circulars sent on application by
letter. Agents wanted.
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GberbDmr9.
!

Die @eldidte GberbourS'S, bas Napolecr
Ill. gu elmer rtelt9en Seefeltung, 5u einem franz
a1ltl1en Sebaitcppl, oa8 brobenD iber Den Sea-
nal biniberblift, erbpben bat, 1T tur5 fclsenoe
9itte pteler Hlab ldOn i'm II. Sabrbuuperi
ais Sriessbafen be(flaDen, 10 b6tte Die fran5o'
.ltj9e 6lotte Die Seel4ladt bon ga 9osue nl9i
~perlogen. S9on 1857 beabliatiste 2uDpis XIV.
einen &rieSsbafen an5ule9eu+ Vauban wuroe
'oabtn abSelAtft; aber naA eini9en Wonater
unD mebreren Sprarbeiter murbe oa8 prDleft
wieper auf9eseben urlp 1859 puroen losar Die
ueuen Werfe unp Die alten BefefttSunSen auf
Befebl oeS Dcf5 ~serlfGrt. 8alo erflnnte man
Den 9emaaten 6ebler. Nm 20. Wtat 1892
wurpe pas fran5SliI4e @eldwaoer anter Toure
bile BON Der enslilb. bOaanotiden Slctte gum
Ibeil perni6tet. Sn ben er(ten Slbren oeS Is.
Sabrbunoert8 purpen III Der @ile einiae Mrbei<
ten unterucnlmer, aber lie iparen unSeniiSeno
unD 1850 tonnten li4 bic @nalanDer leidt
Gberbcur9's bemd4ti8en. 2uowlS XVI, wel@
dyer pabreno re5 amertfanllAen Srieses Die
fran3Ollde 6lasse einen Nu9enblif wieDer FOB,
faBte Den Blan, Die @infabrt @berbour9s bur9
einen 6ielenOamtn 5u pertbeioisen ; niht mie
iener BON ga No9e1e, tpelder ben @nsldnoern
Die @iufabrt, aber sleI9Seiti9 AUDI ben Satfen
.be8 9afens paS Muslaufen ldlCB, ionberu einen
COMBINATIONS. unb 8ertbeiot9un9ss Damn 5uz
g(eth, na9 ben @runoldBen Der Wal1erbaufunlf
ansele9t. Napolepn |. beSriff bic gauge Mid=
ti8teit Gberbour9S, wel9es 8auban veine tibne
Stelun9" position audacieuse) nannte unD
.lteB tbdtislt bic Dammarbeiten mieoer aufnebz
men, pelAe man unter 2uOwis XVI. be8onnen
Bate. pRie," 10 iaSt &c in benz WemOrial be
ct. Selene, nnie unternabrnen bic &Snter etc
mas Stdrteres, -SdpielisereS, Dauerbafteres.
SD bate beldloiien, Die Buuoerperfe g9ppa
tens gu @berbour9 gu erneuern ; idon bate id
i'm Oteere meme YpramiDe erridtet, ib bate
AUDI meinen W6riss5 See 9ebabt. Dtein 9roBeS
8Orbaben mai, ale uniere Seefreltfrdfte gu
Gberbcur9 cOrcentriren gu f0naen unD nit Der
3eit maren iic rielts 9enu9 Sepelen, UNI benz
6etnce ben srDBen Strei9 Ueriesen gu fonnen.
SD leSte mein Serraia 10 an, bag Die beipen
StattUnen 10 gu iasen Wauu sesen Wanu rim
gen fcnnten uno Der Nussan9 fOunte nidt 5peiz
telbaft iein," - Nl5 Nleranper D. SumbolDt im
Sabre 1887 @berbcur9 beludte, nannte er ben
Damm pas i4Snlte 8erf BON Wtenihenbauo,
wel4e8 er ie 9eieben babe. Der 1854 rpqens
bette Damn lit in Ger See 5000 Metres bon
Der ginfabrt oes SanOelsbafens anseleet; er
1T aui 30 Wfetre8 9runO, 1868 Wfetre8 lang,
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II ,1crif9nifcbe Naebriebten

g Arlington. Nadbem 1iG in ben lebs
Ten Wcden bic Waareneinfubr uno peru9emaB
bic 3oleinaabme bebeuteno geboben bat, bofft
6r. Cobb Die 5weite Sdlfte bes j3pan5tsmiQios
ueu<AnlebenS, 81 wel4er Der @OnsreB Jpn al,
t~crIiirte, entbebren gu f0nnen. Die erlte Salite
plrb aber in btelem Monat perseben meroeu.
Sbslei4 gteu Granada ben GaBsDerran.
8ertras babin mooifi5irt bat, Dab Die Ser. ct.
fein 9te9t BADEN lolen, ben SltbmuS bon Ya=
mama gu paliiren, 70 mirO Die Ne9ieruns bod,
auf ibrem 8erlansen beteben unD lbre Trups
pen BON unD mad benz paciflden Weere iiber
ben Sltbmus transpprtiren.
Serr NuSent, Der am Tr13er Giper bic SIN,
~terelien Der Ser. Staa.ensSIrser p~ertreten une
lie gu frieplidem Senebmen anbalten lou, III
mad ieiuem electromagnetic ab9esanSen.
Us abtngton. SIN Wtartnebepartenleni
lit bic Nanridt einSelaufeu, baB baS 9. ct.
lebun9Sldiff Preble init einem Ebeile ber
3Oslinge Der Nanapcliier Seel4ule in Gbers
bours anfunl, I'm ben nebunSen Der ~frauS0lis
lij9en S(otte bei5uipobnen. ..aaae sa 2
NemeOprt. @nbe Der Hipiera
@eI6i d. te. Gm Samltas Abenp reifte
Sberlt 8lcuut, 6rau unD Echter auf benz ga
pannabsD dmpfer mad Wobile ab. Nm Mor'
gen mar Der Nuientbalt Der aRiB 8lount nldt
befannt unb eS gins Da8 @eritdt, bab tie tpies
Der perldwunoen lei. Sberlt 8lount erfldrte,
le beftn0e lid auf benz 2anoe i'm .Sauie etnea
Treunoe8. Jerner nuroe 9ela8t, bic lun9e Ia
By mllle ben Aufentbalt ibres Selisbten Capt.
tanS uno babe. .swabreuD ibrer Mbmeienbeit 2
Hnterreonn9en nit ibm sebabt. Im Gam
flag 5wtIden II nno l l1br fubr SberitBlouni
in elmer Gbaiie fort uno fam Nadmittas 4
llbr nit Der Tcdter 5urad, morauf lid Die
san5e camille iOslei6 an 8orb oes Dampferf
be9ab. Der Sberlt bat bic 9Otels unb anpert
Sduloen ietner Sran nod niAt beaablt. faul
Na4f4rift. Die Samilie Blount ii
AM 3. Gus. auf ibrem 8eoe mad Mobile II
Sapannab ansefOmmen. Gs beiBt Wers. 8loun
~peiserte iiG meter su reiien biz be Giuisre an.
fOtnne. St wirO taSliG tn Suutspiue er.
partet+ G~ttsg4a
0epfOorL-G Gin persweifelter Selbf
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piel beutIde &bre I'M 2eibe, UNI ii4 f.ar Die
6reibOpenS8 eweSuns in ct. Souls aus5nlpre'
den.
OAR bic i'm Dienfe Der Seiuiten ite'
beube ct. 2ouiier beIlige gtadtdrcnlt, Die 4td
in ben lebten Sabren, mo- Die Partei Der Sflas
penbalter unp Se(uiten in ct. Souls barnieoers
laa. oefriimmt uno 9ewunoen bat, Wle ein 9es
lpiester Mi1tfdfer, - DaB pteleS 8iatt Dor Su.
bel uno rleppisteit felt leetem Moutas auber
li6 lift - pirp SeDermann besreif iG finoen.
aber DaB unbetbetltgte oeutl6e 8ldtter
iber bic Nieoerlase ~unierer beutlden 8ritoer
i%ubiliren fSuneu, oas 1T beinabe unbesretflld.
4m tOlpelbaftelten benimmt ii1 aud IN ole1
Ter Affaire Elm s%ewiiler oeutlder 2Blld, Dem
E9 felt neuerer j3eit nidt einrlal fuebr nad,s
ribmen ldet: vmandmal bat er lthte A1gen'
bltde unb pann lit er bios b Il m H." Oles
Ter Wil6 bat 9eltern 5weimal bon elmer Serets
nisun9 unD 8erbrIoerun9 Der ,Sdpar5repus
blifaner unb 9tiatspilier" IN OF. SculS Setas
lett; er luAt allc bic republiflni|de ODER Tret,
booen.Yarte in St. 2ouis, bic beinabe nur a 8
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mem 0erleumperpafe muB man ii4 bernme
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