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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08
LAW BOOKS.
DlyIS INDIANA D.GEST.

ADGrSr OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
n Co.r e The State e indians, comprising the
rsprted in the e.ht volumes Of hlsckogd and the ri
STAT en VOLUMES Il Ind kepori; toseib.r with the
Revised statutes the state, embodied In the edit
Of Gavin Hord. BY kdwin A. Davis, L. Is. " l.
svo IS go.
The nrsi edition II this valuable WORK comretey
bauste m -s~ than three 'nths r tire time Of
publ cat on rditi n. nted on fine white paper,
i nov ready This l. Of the meet complete and best
arranged dsest- tubsi ed. ard has received the
highest COMMUNICATIONS Of he legal profession.
The lion. N. NJ RAY say,:
The HSeg Is IN it, nlsn and eve ution a. Il
l. al the profession This T. no shrldgement Of
the Reports hut a genuine disest Is tbsm.'
Tee Hvn. DssI. hclassLp ssys.
at T. no small commend on % IN. work that u g.
Digest not only 81 ell Supreme Court DECISIONS vi ch
have he Published bat siso OF ali the modern statutes
now la force
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08
IL the Prophecy Reaiized-The Rev.
Ssduev Smith-Was He % Prophet!

sidney Smith-Was He "a Prophet /.
In the year 1870 the Rev SIDNEY SMITH pub :
IIshed in the Z linburg Review an article under>
the title of America" in which he spoke fiat
terincl, of the CONDITION and position of the,
United States Mr.. SMITH thought, however,
he saw a disposition on the part OF our people to
acquire military glory. and he took occasion to.
warn "a Of the inevitable consequences The
immediate cause of this warning was the prepara-
zion made to carry on the war against the Alge
riues Considering that this was written forty
three wears ago. we may well ask 1t the writer, IN
view Of what is now Transporting. did not speak al
most in the language OF prophecy:
We can inform Johnathau what are the inevi
table consequences OF being too fond OF glory.
Taxes upon every article which enters into the
mouth or covers the back. or i placed under the
foot-t,xes upon everything which - pleasant to
see. hear, feel. smell or tlste-taxes upon
warmth lgh; and locomotiOn taxes on every
thing on earTh and the waters under the
etrh-ou everything that comes from abroad.
or il grown at home-taxes on the raw ma
terial-taxes on every fresh value that Il
added IN IL BY the industry of msn-taxes on
the sauce which pampers mans appetite. and
the drug that restores him to health--on
the ermine which decorates the Judge
and the rope which hangs the o..mDsi-on the
poor mans SALT and rich mans spice-on the
brass nails of the c,,tin and the ribbons OF u e
bride-at bel or board. couchant or levant. we
must psy-lhe school boy Whips his taxed top
the beardless youth manages his taxed horse
with a taxed bride. on taxed road and The
diving Enelishman pouring his medicine, which
has paid seven per cent. filings himself upon his
chinir he'd. which has paid twenty two per cent.
and expires in the arm of an apothocary. who had
paid license of hundred pounds for the privilege
of putting him to death. His whole property IS
Their Immediately taxed from two to ten per cent
Besides the probate. large fees are demanded TOT
buryiny him in the chancel: his virtues are
hunted down a. posterty on taxed marble; and
he il then gathered TO his fthers-to be taxed
no more
I'm addition to all this. the habit of dealing with
large sums will make the Government avarlcion:
and urofuse: and the system itself will inial16'
generate the hiSe vermn of spies and informers
AMI still more pe-tilent race OF political tools
and retainers OF the mesnest and most odou'
description: while the prodigious patronage
which the collecting of this splendid revenue vii
thr,~ into the hands Of Government, viii invest
il With 50 vast an influence. and hold out suci
mems aud temptations to corruption. a. all TN
virtue and public spiri,, even OF Republicans
~ili be unable 20 resist
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08

A HiSr TO LlScoLS 4 Co IRON SrsrHtS A
DoUeIAs - Let ns take Warning from the OK
anplss of the past Whenever Government
has refuse. 10 listen 10 tic complaints OF het poo
pie, and ATTEMPTED to pa, down their mutmars by
The bayone,. they have p,id the peuslsy of all
those Who li-tened TO the people 10 l-l6. aud
granted the charters OF liberty and took an oath
to support them. only one has been faithful. aud
be has been re~sr,iei for III. hdslty. The King
Of sardinia granted constitution and took an
oath 90 -urpor, ~: and TODAY he u King Of Italy
II George III had listened ,o abe marmur- OF our
father. AID granted their jast demands. the var
Of the revolution woald have been ayertei. aud
the blood that wa- spilled would havs been
u,ed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many p-eparations sold under the {
BitterS. put mp in quart bottles mvoun ed of the
cheapest wi'k common rum costing from 70 20 4oc
per gallon. the By cnise an''r seed
Tn- cla-s of Brters has caused "a Will continue TO
cause ! ng the be sold. hund eds 10 die the
death Of The runkard BY their the system y kept
confiuuall. und the rfluence Of sic hoc stimuli
the kind the des liquor is created aud Kept
M aud the result l. All the horrors atten up
drunk ards life and de 9TH
Fo- those Vito desire and TW haze liquor biiters,
we publish the oil .- ~: Get b9ft< of
Rp,f md Germ y Sn.rs and m'X with tire QudrsS
or good Err .dg Whjska and thu re uit i'll be =
prepare ion will fEr ecei in ed"al virtue And true
excellence any Of The numerous liquor bfera i'm the
rket. ard will cast soch less. You will h al the
VII 81 HsofrNds Filters nsction with good
artlc OF liquor much less price than these inferior
preparati ,hs will cost YOU.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08
TWO HORSES STRAYED

- in Indianapolis. THURSDAY morning, October ] {,
two li.r>e, sorr.l with white Get, white iri
in the fec letter ~ cut IA let eide of the necS about
l. ~ band~ bgi = years old. The other is dun
Il yba K. parricu ar MARI except the letter III
on The 1T side the neck, about years old Any per
giving Of aid hor~es, or returInng the
same To- our stable. will be liUe ally rewarded.
oct7-d6t HYDE d BOGLE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08
RID iss.ESE CLARKE Il Co,
LAW PUBLISHERS.
.ct7-d6wlw Cincinnati, Ohio
EST RAY.
SO RE w AR I'D.

ssTRAYED FROM rHE SUBSCRIBER. on THE 20
= 81 tciober Min CIV. white and pale red spotted
about 6 yea IL ANY in ormstion fl With iii" Idr-
sign. Il. the 81 king Fund Uce. on the corner oil Penn
sireet an Vrg avenue, leading to the re-
cov.r OF said Cow, Will receive the above reward
octs DIT Ii. CLAY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08
From ashinstOn.

Results OF THE CAMPAIGN IN TESNEssEE-RE-
SUITS OF THE VOLUNTARY LIBERATION OF rHE
SOUTHERN SLAvEs-THAT Acr WILL RENDER
RErSioN lMPlss E-DlPREDATIoNS OF GUER-
RILLAs NEAR WAsHI>GrON. &C &C.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08

-571. s06'-The largest amount OF ~hes. ever
brought n this city Ia one week -. received
her. last ~e~t G,o,i.g 40 10 7s3 soe bushels.
sale. we're INSIDE ~ the amount OF nearly 200 900
bushels. aud the week before the sale. exceeded
100 900 bashels We shoaid esu that some-
sAs-s - h.iusukes New
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08
Boumets. Ribbons. French Flow
ers Piumes. Bridal Wreaths

And all goods uSua " fonnd in first class House.
Having brought from the East experienced Beacher
and tresser NS> DOYLE will ply particular attention TO
all oriers cal In that line.
MI her tnanSs for past favors and solicis
a continuance of fhesame. oct7-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08
EDWIN A. DAVIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND
q q. S. COMMISSIONERS,
off,c. No. rasse,s a New. U.,isiWs,
renusyivaW,s ~. next deer
>ouss of ro.ters,ec,
tNDiANAPOLlS. INDIANA,

ID ,HriCrtNs sTTsSuos o'vss To c,vtt. AND
I Cfmhtl haAnsss "a the uu,sa state. Csaa. o. Ia.
d,ss.poiis se,s'sa.diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08
,cipat oetsec and vauu tactes
No. U3t Arch NJ.
JON IS q EVA Ns,

tsaee.ssofs 90 c. N JACKSON A co..
rropr,esots.
"-eFsf ssls BY btusgl,n aud aesisfs 10 s~r io~a
A. an. ksnsi rtss<. sspsss. dosuets ~k~em
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08
MilLiN Frs.


UUAs REMOVED HERPARls MILLINERY Est AB-
III Id>HH-Nf 10 " 80 south Illinois next
door the Uriet'Hl House.
She has ju> from the East with = 'ull and
nlee Of The most fashionable STYLES Of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08

Although not diS osed TO 'avor or recomme Cd patent
medicines IN general rhrouu distrst f heir inr dents
and effects. I Vet know Of sufficient why
man m testify the benefits he believe. himself
10 have re- eived from any simple preparatch in thu
hope that he may thu contribute 10 The beeh Il others
I 20 this more readily IN regard TO HOLLAND "ermar
Rtters prepared bv ir. G Jackson. OF thisc ~. be-
cause preju iced against them for many years, n
der impre zion that hey chiefly "a alco oi'
mi iure I'm indebted to my friend Rpber Shoemaker
ESQ., the removal Of this pre- udice by proer tests
a for ment try them when ,uf"Iing from
grea and long coniinued dehhy he use If three bot
ties Of III bttes, at h begin inc oft present year
was llow,d by evident relief and restoration TO =
gree bodily ID mental gO- which had nS felt {
six mo tbs befor and had almost Dc pa rel o regain
ing therefore tina God and my friend for iirecn,
me 10 the Use Of them j. NENlON BitUNN
philadelphia, June % 1851.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08

Wool and Satin Damasks,
Extra qualities aud all colors.
Lace, TambOur 4 Swiss Embroid-
cred Curtains.
Curtains Trimmings, Holders and
TasSels.
Gilt Erminc. In great variety,
OIL Cloths, all widths.
Oil Cloth and Velvet Rugs,
Manila and Cocoa Mating,
Buff and Green Holland.
Wall Paper, New Snles, Received
Oily.
Together 9TH complete assortment Of
House FURNISHING GOODS.
HUME, LORD q CO..
ssDsANAPOs.ss.
..y,is-atw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08


of a hundred
INDUCED ny THE EXTENSIVE SALE AND fNIVFR-
SAL popularity of Hoohand's German Siters lpure-
IN vegetabe) hosts of quack an Seupulous
aiventurers have opened upou uie hul nifty the
food gates Of be shape Of poor wa kg vile
~ comp uuded witi Injurious drugs, and christened
Tones. StOma hic> and 81 teTs.
Beware OF the in smerable array Of acoht lie prepara-
tins plrthoric bottle and biz heled kegs lnder the
modest pp-arion Of Bitters, which instead N curing
enly aggrav1te disease and leave the disaPp ed sui
feTcT IA despair.
Do you rant something 10 strengthen ysu!
DO gnu uaHf good appetite?
Do qOa rant Il baiid u0 your eOnStunf,ORl
d. you uaHt IN feel lceH?
DO you clat 10 get rid Of nervousness?
DO you rant energy?
Do gon traHf 10 Stesp tceIiP
Do vou rant brisk and rigorons tseIisql
II you do use HOOFLANDS GERMAN
BITTERS.
From Rer j. Ne,cton Bro'oa, D. D.. EItor ) the Ea-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08
No Alcohol or Bad whisky!

They WILL oURk the above diseases in ninety Sne {
out of a hundred.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08

New Styles from 32is cents per ward.
No pains expense has been spared. to fur
nisb our customers with the largest and most va
RED stock Of Carpets ever offered in this market.
aud they will be sold at prices defying competi-
ton
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-14

ol9emetn abOptirt. WGren Der Serr Rpu1u(
utto lelne 9cdter tefien einee6ent oeme(en.
10 bdtten lte it4 iebt ebenfall8 einen Ieroer
eripart -
Nidmd, tdl tSnnte bpr Snorimut terftst.
tdete Nalwine 5u ibrer SHUTTER uno bic
bletf, 9epcroenen 0ippen bebten por QuFre.
9un9. Sd bin blantrt, t6 babe mid unenbs
lid ld4erli4 sentu4t; id mS4te mia In
bic Grte bertrte4en!
llno i'd tSnnt' ibn bGnaen ie6en, ibn uno
letne Graut! plabte bic 8rau RonIu[ bers
aus. @ctt, tpie bos nur 9efommen 1T, boB
er an bic Sun9fer SberfSrIter gslan9te ? |!
Dap bieIeS 8eteluUlt un8 10 In Den Q8eq
treten mug mo mir unS nur uulieben
A4 Soft. MamaGse! i'd BIN gan5 aus.
etnanoer! Ieubte M1lmiue nit itberItr6men
cen An8en uuD iant 9ap5 19laff 9egen Die
yebne Der 8anf 3urif. Nletn 6er5 orObt
gu berifen, e8 flmmert mir Dor ben Nu9en
metn TCpf ldmincelt = i'd peroe fra f!
lin @Ott, Walpind1e ma9' mir bod ia
StuB! rief bic Grau &cnIul erlhredt. Nimm
Dir Die So&' ni4t 10 gu SerBen, mein
Gtno4e! Sait Ou bod ben Grolt, raB Ger
9emetne yFenlh, Der Verwalter, Did niht
tann 9eltebt baten, icnit bdtt' er DID ni6t
otelem OtdoGe auf9eCpfert! @ptt. mein
ainc6e! Oein Stpl5 muB Dir 81 SRGI'
fcmmen, ooB Du nidt nlsbr an cen unpiir,
bt9en Weniden benflt, an bieIen ro9en 8au-
ern! Sieblt Du nun bod. taB Ou Did IN
luuter S6wGrmerei uno @utmatbiefeit an
i9n pe99ewClfen bdtteft. 2I6, e8 lie9t ia
oeutlta auf Der oano, oaB Der Simmel Oid
fitr etwa8 beliereS beltimmt unb uns brlr
Serrn bon 8arnwaIo 9eidift bat, Der Elm
mtttli4 rcrnebmer 6ert 1T &pmm' nur.
metn 6er3den! sine 2l9nung fa9t mir, baF
mir ibn bcrett5 5u 6auie ontrefien lin iei@
netlpiuen nimm Did 3uialnmen uno Iei fart;
Papa oorf ntemals erfabren, mas bier por
9efollen iit!
(50TtleBuns fOIat.)
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gk, T. 9. 5mts9 eiet IS ir89es - fafeeGerl!a oss
G,s3lsFT ga.ss HkeaIsaisa a!aet @s3eaieSs
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Ser S gei66rier gYans53sa gs 1870 a1ng@Gb tI25 "
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bossg es pc eIst IagS!e ogc SSaes:E ogE 51ss!tGe'
4S.sS s GwHgi0ssErei Graesesn T5, asa.tsgea, 70 e.
es,su ;sb0d bse cen as 9len atga9a!le stsaessa es
0nea erso@nosa 9cstaEt.s a 9snE' n' hsf ses %s3et
* nm bea E8eia su GpEtrcgS eea an bts srant
ei!sr 0es nses 90 selea $40 et1r FsS n ese onata
gractast ~ tttisn Qps 8te5 ote3 s2e s caT gOtaHS
ss,,np has man iare 9ase ec tr!cI51eA Q&t - ST.
B. Srna Is 6ts aIteae re8Gmag!9a sSaaar %t3s, gs3f
ia 8Gistaort aassi5on 1851 eae SsaEIS q Y osE t
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aat Sesrg ast big gs9s 9asa.l ~ tss 9nT l5snss f
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TX aem unb 6eata aerslss Saa EgaSagiss g.
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s nns ass gS1r SIT sr. sS8s . Mssn b Ss2e, W s
aa& BON eneu S&@e.la Refe 5re lors ern eenitleei
@snsefdbst isntn essntsn etaS iepr tsh9c e3nnG o.
mi en- rSbrenb CT Tt ben ESsa or bic espEAptgas @ ruf
sos in bdS gaEsm etnssrnEeit chez Sss ret9S eiSerm
nsdriKen ba su eirr es$ grGssren SSeesr1a egrt696
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snn ST. g. ait6 anseinHbs1ea 3e5ane!un9spsts in rs.
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bstieuten aeeelis SaestG ggranart 8r' s. y. Ga'sts
b,s feIre Gtsanouna ser sFtterG" n. 70. e9 s2rtEss
NsanbeIt werben ooor 70 Il &6arIsssne bic Esaaslteu
KoIasn berbeitnteern ,.-.,. S-s.,cx. r.,A.,,
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ast., Sr6kere Sertmtse 0Is s6ene eSr Gasesr st IN
STsrrS srIa,a ct esIt ees e2eI tn eeE Representation 6I-
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fcnm i'd a- sbsr tsrntlaue pber apf BET eie 1Hoerit
nnS obne t5rung TIA @eG6fEen 81 perrrSGen gengnnNn
merh.n 9.i renH tef8e @ntlnnbang ertreSen B, psgb
gtn,GrdNtira Der 2ebensreie nOttTenht9.
sudden Rrantbsteu bas stblt@en Gef@lsts Bot Sr, !.
o Sttb felt eier Sesteu on atrea fetns bcoa6ere Gu
teraute Seoibae uh SsriprIs SIssn Ssesnoe eas ss'
Ieup tGn<.
pbaer |IoSe erhoen. Die Nbar tR gut a6 ronrce tna
uer6ab Sdnren eusercrbetIid tisI uerbr6ar Sres So
perfoneu, rei6e BON Baltimore sntern wobue to1neu
Hn aencutr Hn9aE BET SpmptCle Ut s. g. Saittb tn por'
tyteen Brteen ecnnlren nr6 BITE S8ean mad t8ehe ssa
Xbevle bs8 2GnseB eef&tGt trbalter. -. -,
NHe Gn5Srece Eletbe reta proasn Sn css SYfass Ws'
Sesdrnte RiurSer ,ur DtSYoFsipu ber @atentens
CNsa EHpa ESE WaBresAs sts mbt Abelfo$.
@a. g. -. GNstk9
&as Egsssss$gEs ISsess@ss
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@sf1hrlidhe !Rronfheit.

gBenn Der rregeletete unftuge SIngns au8tnttt tnB
er ben &ein cteer fmersbaien 2ranbett in @ aueenrm
BAT, ge6iebt eS b1aii3 taB etn un3sses S6amse
fubl bie Jur& Dor @ntbednn3 ihH asf9redt ib
ene Su enben, au pel6e IN 6clJe brr @r5tebuna uub
patet 10 lanse bt bic Spmptpme bee8 l&reden lleblS
ME ). g. eth nit Geifw entjunreet sails, ene b6ie
@ef@t8 &oubbei a,taw DIE ser Saut &npen ben Sct.
nen lno Armen Simmer i'm Ge te unb at eeu Grtrsmta-
ten d seeen, tann Seie lebrl nit elmer fdreclten
G@neuefeit ib I9reter BIS sulest Der @6men uub
bic gaeufncen etnfa enj oa3 Oper Sr frtbaren ranf
ete ge9tnianb te5 NittetrS wrO unb Der 500 lenen
GrEdltten 2eioen taburm Elm Gnee mat, bas t6n mad
jenen Qanbe qrn9 etn geiierter surdtebrt.
@s tit cine traurt8e 8tafae, bas &uieb teier frrdt
baren &ran6eit sum 0ppr iauen In Dlee Ger lln8e i'd
Gttett unDentec probier we6e burd Nnpeuoun9 jeaes
tOHen @tteS be8 e fur5 bic Gonfiutip cernt8ten ub
ben 0e bes Gefea3 IN elm elenbe Daietn perpauten.
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s1r. q cSpnn{tnn,

1tset be8 f6ntglt9ea Gole8ms Der Q8unbdr3e IN 2Da
bon Grabuirter ene5 Ger eren neb3txsn GoGe9en ber
Ser Staoem ter ben 9r6st Stel etne8 2ebens tn ben
Sepit lern 2pnbpn @art6 Qbapelpbtd lnb anbereR
StIrten auee6tot bat etnge bdren Seuneen
rpueneet BON be en- kte Ge6dte Der Ieoi3in petB I'm
3d9ise 2eitenbe rte Sbeuauen erpStl nnb Gnceron
rduiea' III HlAs Rte IL 0t errobn bs ssrtuSe
RIetniafeiten u. RNEpgH auaenbiidlid 1ehetlt.
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DraanifNe @4wa4e

irb uneersle setetlt unb bt opIe 8raft ieSr terse
be @te unb @a6tpmmenidaft untn6e9 madDt, fsot lac
2Or8 Derer bic tbren Get eni9aen unbeoanen fr5bnen
un9e 2eue no 3u ett gu &us6wetfun8en genegt, neil
fe 6eren Bcleen ntd eendu fennen S6slei e aud bur
Strttture, Nteri@lasen i'm Sorn @tetn urO anbere 1-
iateM entteben fann 70 t e sot metfentbe cine 80ss
teS WBtranfes beG ebelfen Sreane Sper aber mta es
(auBnen ta he &ra Der Greusuus eber Dene uerIp
rem tOrh bic @ betmen 2lfern erseben, ais BON DeneH
he aa @ete tnb,
g1 Sfftce: 90. z giS. .Treberiditr.,
Feben I6Gren Scn 8altimcre1tr., 5lttt4e Sette,
bic Stufen btnauf.
Wlan merle t& Namen unb Sau8nummer, te,,n unwien-
+: trueertf4e Rata9er, ourtriebene unb 9eweulOe
Quadialter S9uhltder Stiefewt6ler, StrdBeuretnser
ano 9ampenpuBer H. t. r Bb regeIntdbtge Ner3te
Inb laWern angeCeen BON Dr. Spbnpns Nuf in Der Gbe
RS. @ue Sltee mulen etnen 9oif-Stamp entbaten.
@Ine 9etIuu9 lit 2 3agen 3u0eEAert.
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OsialI0rr6 IA beQC1!en !

Or. SO0nfpn bietet aHen Denen feue lfe att tpeGe td
bur9 iplGe eebetme unb uatrlide G5ei uu6 86rper
forenre r bic Nr6eit bic 0ee1i@ae bic unf1tts
mddenee Safe oeI6wIdt baten.
Qer no etnta rer raurgeu unb etlaenRNertbeu TDl.
gen rc ruben @ewrtnbeiten res YafferS Sdw de i'm Fill
fen unb ben Glierern Smer3en Srpf SrS6e be8 GSe-
its @eru Der W9u tefrd 0erSflUpien bS1e l1nrube
MaBen4pi6c llnprbnuna ter 8ertauunss Sreane Gase-
Aetne Gnttrdftuns, Symphonic oer Shwtabiudt.
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utited her preGg.

Die ptele &aufente pefe 6brsn6 Der eeten eben3ebu
Sabre IN be 2iat tn rt ben unb bic Wenee MIDI
sfr tpunbdrjtf6en Sperd tpnen, wetbe Or. Scbup
fbrte henen bic 3etun984 Rappprtere nb piee nnbere
Nalen rnsrrtdte mitto, unb enb d In 8esus auf enen
Gbaafter ais @Arermanu in Be3ug ouf Gtarate uno e-
fpTentafttatet nN HettepbeR eRe tnrehenee @ewdbrs
Ietfan6.
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6 + e

bettnten taB en aeTunber Get7 Elm ebpr 6rper ti
tbmen t9Hen Griorcernihe jur etetten @lGdettafet
no Sa Ubns ttee mtr6 bic @te tsS Geb9nS ur aurgen
plgerabrt. Die Nue1bten hes Yeb n8cerfinrn M ftiuo
t bic seie rprO ereriIen Opn flung
Idnhpdcn Setradtuneen, rag uns bic Breuten, peIde
Abpere eanteBsn permeigert itH1.
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JUnQe 6 ute,

Die f3 burG betmde 2af5r edw1Gt taben, sic e 70 oft
bOen 0euten in ber ule erneu beren SCI,
gen ite aapd6t lpireu, iel5t TN Sdafe, burd 9putc
nen bic, penn un8ebeitt he @te nnmb9li4 maiden unO
t tPan sSl6e SerOaen mie, bsaer ie e1tSetsn In lie
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% aGti moreeD s6ofpttaG.
BUR l1nterbyafuus Der aaadlalteret sta6ttrt.
Der etnstge pIab tn Dee BeIt, TO iiAsre,
f0neIe mnD aritnnlttae Rugen IN
9eDeimeu &rauf6etteu

eetndd tbertea ais So ft6: 3uguneSundtsteit Sdb6te
In benz @tdea unb ben (5lteeer @n3nbnnsen Der Nisren
eenf&wdbe, M1tstett gtebereeidldeenbet @erfdnbeS-
&pa6e 9ersflppfen @aI6tern6ett 3ittert Wagenlapde
@4wtnbel, &ppf&mer3, GntSunbuu9 IS Safes, ter Rdia
her Qnnee, bes Naeens her @inaelpce ,ub der iener
ebel, be bon epen gebeimen @emrtnbe ten Der $uee b.
pelds tbrsn Spfern eei5brsr nb ais FER Strenen &C.
'r8 bfn @ef6brten 6eS SiieS terrbren urh penn ntt
ettis seteIt werbrn tire slanseuben cnunseu rernt
ten, edwd9e Der Gpnfiuton terUorbruoen Die @be un-
noat@ MAIDEN anb 5ulsBt cen &6rpe WnO Stnn erF6ren.
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De,b:iratb2ss VsrI0arn,

5eer SolGe tel9e d 3u otrberatben heGbTtgen, unb @
pbpfl9er Sdwdfe pter etne9 dberen 9nbe nths bewu6
fn6 iOaten unoersd9d Or Scbn9on 5u Static Stehfn.
Mae $9tneern ee9en Die Gbe pbniiie fetge 3ers
rdttns et6arfsit Ger ye 3ttern lnb @6wdde 0pcr
fb6PtHns Der f4refdlfen Irt perten ihneu tarirt.
9eren8e,. pelder 9er 9ebanolung unb RIrDrse nCn
Dr. Syptn0n uner3ett, tdnn Inn ala etne @6renmanne
Obne yur&t m enpertraue u6 3Hperi&t auf feline Gr3t=
Itdte OSefd,tdlfCbfett rerInGTen..
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0etRta.

Die ircdGt6en g8trtunsen be8 saetB n6 ebr su f1t&
ben. 8erIuf oes @eHidtne@. 8erwrrHn8 her Sheen s-
brudtte Der Setes afe b6ie Nbnun9en Nbnet9ur8 Der
Ter Geiea6oft u6t ! ads Gtnfdmteie Ntftranen 9eoen
t@ ie1tf. 5Wtiameit IT, f. 10. tnD etnise ber i6lmmen
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S}0N}

GS obt tlee unrstaente unt unbebeutenbe Quaddlber
tpelde m ais MerJe augeben lnb Or. ecbntUnS antin.
bieumeeu cpp1en. SGubfder Steelmt8ier 9pmpenpuser
Qeben otliat Der eben 2Btiien@a tcr erisn rem nte
briaen Bernie pibmeteu, i0 jes e8elmaBt9 8e6tlbete
Mert uen benz liner abrenen urb rt9tS NrgeS Nbnen-
ben I'D uibr6ngen bic @etnptett der rel6e nn8udlt-
der gDtis III Tire Sanhe onsn sertns 9asen NM rutnt-
rem Br Spbnpn tit beBbalb fur nptbwenot9, an err
p6bner betsnbers ir Spe rflt NIT eiuem &ufe unbs-
fann np eas ne 8e9aubi8n9en poer 2ipINme betdnbtg
In ietuer SIffce lteden.
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oSun0e ner.

6ecnbers pelGe lie Sper sreH sebmen 9acr8 eepr6en
no oaS dbrlt9 10 niele EGuienbe tn etn frbeS Gra6
TB relte Su tire erhabener Gnente lnb enttGelten
GnbeSfrafte NIT Sem Dper Ser etamfeit ben Se
nat begeert uo ter 3eer baubrnte GSe entlpf baten
Iparten m6gen ii4 nit oplem @ertrGUsn nabea