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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-18
JEwIgu DIvonop.-rhe New Haven Journa

jewish DIvoRCE.-The New Haven Journal
and Courier has the following
Yesterday divorce, according to the practice
in the Hebrew church, took place Mt the residence
Of the Rev. }, Gabriel, At the present term of
the superior court, q divorce was obtained nv
Louis ROthschild from Esther Rothschild. One of
the parties desired that q divorce should be
granted after the manner of the Hebrew custom.
Yesterday it was accomplished As it is some
what interesting to know what the ceremony con.
sisted Of we give it. 1t was as follows: The wife
dressed in black, with black veil over her face
appeared with her husband before council of ten
men, members Of the synagogue. There were
also present three rabbits, one of whom acted as
the petitioner, and wrote out on parchment a
peuuoa IN Hebrew asking for divorce, and also
wrote out the decree of divorce; the second ac ted
as tfe respondent or defendant and the third as a
KIND oil Judge; the council of ten acting as iury
me man aud wife having appeared they stood
side by SIDE before the council The rabbis and
council then took an oath, all shaking hands-the
oath being TO the effect that they would always
consider the divorce legal and binding The wife
then removed her veil, and the rabbi who acted as
petitioner read the petition in German and stated
the case 70 the council, who having heard It de.
creed the divorce, The decree, folded IN was
handed y the husband, and the vile raising her
open hands, the husband dropped the pager into
them. The rabbi who acted as judge theu took it
and cut the ends like fringe, lie then handed it
70 lbe president Of the synagogue, telling him TO
place it among the records Of the society, to be
preserved as evidence OF the divorce This having
oeen done, the ceremony was tlnished and The |
parties departed, no longer man and wife.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-18

FROM RIO De JAEEIRO TO PETROPoLIs-A GERMAN
COLONY.
II was y o'clock on a Monday morning when
we left the unbearably hot city of Rio, drove to
the harbor, and went on board of little steamer.
about as large as a common size railroad car. The
day was hot, but the sky was clouded, so that we
were at least protected against the burning RAYS
of the sun.
In an hours time we were steamed across the
splendid bay OF Bio, for Petropolis situated on the
opposite side. The bay of Rio is so large that it
contains several hundred islands. We passed A
great number of them. Some were covered with
luxurlant vegetation, and houses are scattered
here and there near the shore, are partly visible
through the beautiful green of the tropical trees
others again consist only of bare rocks A mag
innocent spectacle is presented by these rocks.
Great, gigantic, smooth stones, one laid upon the
other, hanging over the water, as if the hand of
man ma. mad placed them there with great art and
dlhgence. The boat had left Rio at o'clock and
at a little after O'Clock we reached the opposite
shore. We Immediately entered the railroad cars
ana rode Tor about an hour at a terrible rate of
speed through low wooded country, sometimes
unculuVated prairies covered with brOad-leafed
grass, seven feet high, and sometimes fine fields
planted with corn and sugar cane
me cars stopped at the foot of a mountain
seemingly as high as the clouds. wondered how
we could possibly ascend to such height We
however, entered heavy wagon, and four strong
mules dragged US along. The road which leads to
Petropolis is truly astonishing and interesting
easi VI ar IL Is 80 VIDE mat two wagons can
p|HS aT ' re SaIle ie, ~ IS as smooth as
~, ,,.a Eoaa ana IS protected on one side
~ 49, ms wlch Is continued up to the summit.
sf%F elet VINO VISITS no ought to see this
~, hoau: during the ascent OF the noun
of ta ~. 81 new views delights the eye
~ tne LigsL laghheent waterfalls,
raI f roa5ets, majestic trees and the rich
& '9e et. "a .1 sro Io Vegetanon'
~ aLoTi tls lspse Oh an hour,ao0ut halfway up
snt ,i1es we're cnasea ana we had IN the forest
Diiof7 Ine door stood young German and his
Wlie' me latter bore IN her arms little light.
nalred enid; After short delay we proceeded
before long we had the lower stratum Of
cnyore yIith U.s. anu the word seemed to be
coVerea vain a large white vail. At last the sum
h.1 was gained and the surprised eyes of our lit
'ig uI parry i 100 upon new world
here nigh above the clouds, peaceful valley
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-18
DoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD

Sunday Arrangement,
lieu Of Horse Cars. e - ~ I''A' ~
,3 An Eztrs Train will leave the City every Sunday at
On and after MAY Trains will leave either end of
hs h9ad on Sundays, at every half hour, until
Fare to end rom the Lake, same day, % cents.
Passengers for GENTLY Station notify the conductor
prior to departure Of the train Fare cents each way
GEO PAEDELY. General Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-18
HOTELS AND HgsTAuEANv
MADISON EEUUa q,
MADIsoNyILLE, LOUISIANA.

The undersigned has opened this Housoaa Boarding House
and is ready to receive families for tho season. and aso tran
'eent oo"rdors on reasonable house is pleasantly
situated on the river and we have good fishing and bathing
and every thing to made guests comfortable Our House
is opposite the Steamboat Landing
Npc urr,rA-r,r, ram,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-18
CITY OF MOBILE.
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERs AND OTHER
Creditors OF the City of Mobile

MAYORS OFFICE, May IA, 1856
All holding any bonds other evidences debt
against the city Mobile hereby notified to
make known to N WEEKS City Treasurer the character an
of such Indebtedness fully describing the same and
also whether snoh claims be due and due when and where
payable, and if not, when they will mature
The statement of claims heraby called for must he fled with
the City Treasurer or before the lat day of October 1866
The city desires the indebtedness by the s,o. Of
bonds and the bonds viii be ready for delivery by the frs,
day of July 1866
j. NJ WRITER'S, Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-18

/" Fellow ,eitizens.n said q stump orator, we
have the beat country il the Word and the best
government. Ne people on lice fsee Of the globe
enjoy more privileges than we do. We have the
fellow citizens, Is more desirable shan tRisf DO
you want anything more my coantlgnen ~
es, stree! I want 3 suck out Gf That task
Aaeklug out fyour coat pocket behind,n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-18

A NATURAL WArERFALL.-rhe Sandusky Reg
lister gives the following description of the latest
curiosity:
A gentleman of this city is the happy possessor
Of bright little daughter six months old When
the child was born the head was entirely devoid of
hair, except that portion of the backhead which
with ladies', is covered by the waterfall, and this
portion was covered with q thick growth of let
black hair, three inches long and precisely in The
shape of the most approved waterfall. The
young lady paid us a visit yesterday, wearing her
fashionable butnaturaI appendage. The singular
growth OF hair remains, presenting a grotesque
appearance, and being only slightly reiieved-by
the usual growth of white hair on the other nor
ton of the head. The father Of our fashionable
young friend is MFR, H. v. Thompson, saimaker.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-18

for the Crescent.
TO Asiss " Truth"

In answer to hsr advertisement matrimonial the cREs
cESr.l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-18
national EXPRESS COMPANY.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT FIFTH DIVISION
NATIONAL EXPRESS TRANSPORTATION Co I
IL CarondeIet street, N. o.
This Company Of which Gen E. Johnston is President
nAvng completed s arrangement for carrying all Express
ate reht and Money, between this and all the prn-
cpa cities Of the North East and West Mobile and Mont
Eome now most respectfully sOcts the support and patron
and we'll Try u.s. f'S
THOMAS L. ROSSER
Acting Superintendent.
Tho National Express Company has an open policy
IN new NOTE IN the strongest insurance cumpauies Which,
covers OIL etght and vauaoles shpped bY thIs Hnnan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-18

A GEMgY OF SOUTHERN pACVFTCr
- RAILROAD COMPANY, Il Union street Nav S-loons
6o35e condition of this enterprise Is such now as
most valuable charter in exstence owes less money and
smaller stock lit than amy railroad company in The knntb
WIZ nave Dy Is September ~ miles of running road with
ofe Graded Holders Of old stock comply With terms Of
cut of Fl : FI}T = ~ y tS Aprlt INST OF Do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-06
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, June % T. NJ
AsHEs.-Receipts, 90 packages. There was no notice.
able change in the market in any respect Prices for
pot we're steady at 81 80 81 62H, and for pearl nom
nal at $13 SO SH
BREADsTuFrs 10, 100 bbs -four, 9o5 do and
100 bags meal 81 95 bushels wheat, o., 040 do
corn 81 70s do. oats and $500 do. malt The demand
for State and Western -four only active and prices
ruled Sc 1Oc per Dbl in sellers favor the improvement
mainly the low grades The sales comprise IA 900
bbls. at our revised quotations. Southern -four was
steady, with fair demand. The sales were 500 bbls
Canada flour was in good demand and prices showed
some improvement on common and medium qualities.
The sales 800 bbls. Rye -four steady but quiet
at our quotations. Corn meal in fair demand
at previous prices The sales GOO 700 bbls.
Brandywine within the range Of the subjoiaed quota.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-06

Tho Wheat market was seady Tor primo, buE dun WITH
downward tendency for common qualities. The sales
were confined to about 10 600 bushels mainly at 81 Il
for choice No Milwaukee. Corn lin moderate de-
mand for the local and coastwise trade; scarcely any
export demand prevailed the sales 100 900 bushels
at TAG. soc for unsound new mixed Western; Sic
&c. for sound dol $780, for old mixed Western in store
and SAC for choice new mixed Western. Oats were in
good demand at an improvement Of 1c. &c the sales
were al Sic SOC. for Western; CSC for Iowa.
and 72ac. for Canada Rye was In good demand and
rmc the sales comprise 900 bushels AT 81 IL 81 20
for Canada Barley and malt we're nomnay unaltered
BEEswAx was quiet but unchanged, with small
business In lots, Tor consumption, at Acc 46c. for
Southern and Western yellow.
CoTTos in moderate demand for spinning, but
the market was otherwise quiet and heavy The sales
were l, 200 bales. We quote:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-06

HrARBLE MAErELS-THB BEST PLACK IN TuR
M city purchase marble Msnte. q the issesi designs
Al very low prices ts ct A KLAHERs Marble wovks No
10 ksss Eshseasa street uess rArt sseaue. sew fora
Cutthm out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-06

WHAIKFOor-We note sales OF 5000 lbs at II &c.
wHALRsoNB quiet but steady at 81 Is for South
Sea- 81 80 81 IS for Arctic 81 30 81 32k for North
west coast, and 81 81 81 30 a for Ochotsk.
WoO--The market has been unsettled by the fuctua.
tons in gold but fair business has transacted the
sales comprising in the neghb0rhood OF 800 600 lbs
Texas and California at 26c 30c 100 900 lbs State and
Western eeces at 58c. 7lcthe latter price for choice
Ohio $50 bales Cape at SOC 42c and 600 bales superne
pulled at 47kc. Csc.
wHIsKEY Receipts 1893 bbls Tho market was more
active and prices very firm We note sales OF 200 a
$50 bbs Western and State at So 20 81 q, and 81 IS
a 81 80 in bond.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-06
MILITARY.

A TTENTfoN CAPTAIN JAMES MCLAUGHLIN, ONE
"A Of late veteran soldiers Ia authorized raise
company Of independent .hspshocter. for nmedst.
All young wishing 10 Join will please forth.
n. BAH donations of and equipments, Of all de.
scrpona thankfully received u the beadqusrters Ia East
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-06

VOA mn ZINE COUNTRY REsrDENcE TO BE
pAV.OOO. sold at sscriHce owing y The owner Ieay.
sg the state ansted on Harlem Railroad u miles
kev York mile from railroad depot contains ID roos with
svsy so.vsnience furniture u required; y q land
Ars iavaire 81 H. !. cRoAU. q Bieeckst s,ryes n I,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-06

NIARBLEixED SLATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN Ar
M pearance; durable, half the Price Of marble
T. b. sTEwARr, eB srth avenue and l,so Broadway Be-
tween Thrty. nfth and Thirty .sirth streets. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-06

MARBLE MANrELs OF THE BEST DESIGNS AND
M 6niah be bought cheaper than asyvhere else al
81 KLABEks Marble hanafaesory, n Firss svsnns near
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-06

90 mn -EoR SALE, A SPLENDID FARM IN
pOsVVV. New Rochelle, Westchester county M v an
the Ssw Haven K.irssd sbou, ten minutes wsi the
aepos 90 the white Plains road The farm Ia known
Haer farm; contains about rood
with I'll the buildings required for farm There are two
streams Of water running through the farm For further
particulars inquire Al w. wonrs furniture mandatory
n r., % the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-06


must DO remembered TINT these have since been rap
Idly paid The amount In the Treasury Juno Is
stated been si2s os2 but the balance in the
subreasury hero this evening Is less than
and half millions, and IL is fair to assume that pro-
has taken place in the SubTreasures
elsewhere It will be perceived that the amount Of coin
in the Treasury had decreased $25,so64Jo compared
with the OF the preceding MONTH while the
amount Of currency had increased l7,700, 504 The
totals OF the last two Elements stand thus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-06

E,OR sALE-wITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, THF
premises occupied place of worship by thu
Presbyterian congregation In the village Of Cold Spring
the Hudson The S0 feet front and and ZIG
deep The building is Of stone 4Ox5 well built In esceen
repair and constructed % be readily adapted either TO,
private residence. Apply to ANDREW McILRAVY, Main
street. Gold Spring: to L. H. MCCOY, Esq, No. Beck
street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-06

A FARM OF 30 ACRES, In NEW JERSEY, NEAR
n city, best quality land splendid dwelling. excellent
fruit JONES, HUTCHINSON co,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-06
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A Ii WANTING FARMS LANDS ITO ALL WANTING
~ Farms-Laree thriving settlement of Vineland
mild climate 80 miles south Of Philadelphia by railroad;
rich SOIL producing large crops; 20 acre tracts at $3 per
payable within four years; good business openings
good society; hundreds settling and making improve
mens Apply to Gil ARIES X. Lands Postmaster Vine.
Containing full information will be sent free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-06

TOR sALE-62 ACRES LAND BRINTON, N. j., NEAR
Il railroad depot in good cultivation. Inquire of the
81 Willett
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-06

E,OR sALE-NEAR PEEKsKILL, ON THE ROAD TO
IL Lakes Mohegan and MasOpac fne place embracing
property adoins the residence Of the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher picturesque and extensive; price low In
qure Of CHEVALLIER CO, 81 Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-06

A SITUATION wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE wo-
N man - nurse and chambermad; take care ~ .
baby from w birth, good plain willing " make
herself ssr~rsy us~sui has objection The country
Inquire AZ tv,s ID sv.. between Ssh spd ,la ~.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-19

t6, bab Sic ii6 mad Scnnenaufsans
mod bier in meiner Nahbar1daft ber>
umeriiden, pann-aber i4 brau6e So
men Nidts peiter 3u iasen," brad sr
fur3 ab, ,oenn 1ppiel wihen sic, baB
Der sSalb bier berum NIT au msinem
5aus sebSrt, unb bab ia msin Sauss
le6t gu sebrauden weib, pas fSnnen
Sic ii6 et,pa penfen."
"unter pieIen Tim mitanben," faste Der
I'M 5rad aufitsbenb su ieinem gesleitsr,
lid CLAUDE, bab es pas Ssfe 1T, mir
9alten uns bier midi LANCER auf SIR.
9fetleY. sBir seriaumen nur 3eit."
n94ie Sic wpaen, Gentlemen" nidte
Ssntins, ubei pem 9Sstter eampirt f6's
aud pcrtref1id int 8alb. llebrisens
banst rraubenBilppret,unb Sie tSnnen
Iih nod Elm Stiid nit auf ben @ss
nebmen."
uOanfe Sbnen, Sir-wir fiibren 1el>
Der prcpiliOnen in unIeren Satteltas
lAen"-uno nad furjem, faltem @rub
BON beiben Seiten, fiesen bic beipen
Srempen pieper in ben Sattel unb trabs
ten balo rarauf in einer iiipSfltdsn
Si6tans, tn tpelHer allerpinss baS Saus
ant Sabine fnb lag, lit ben @alp.
(5prtlebuna fplst.)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-19
if ui(( { 0 n.
9te Wt erotoren.
Bon 5riebri 6 0erti der.
GrsSbluna aus IsraS.
1. Sic Warm III xcras,

1. Sic Tarm III xcras.
Sn ben Sabren 1S4l unp 1912 mar
es, bab li6 bic weltliAen @nliepler Der
gereinisten Staaten bon Norbamerifa
genOtbt9t Iaben, se9en paS ilterbanp
nebmenpe @einbel Der pferrcbiete unp
Suiatlepper ielber enersiib aufsutretcn,
Senn bic @eiebe fcnnten oper wpllten ie
niAt me9r barim lhiiben. Gin Gerbrez
den na1 benz anberen wurbe Yeriibt pbne
bab man Der &erbreAcr tabbaft werpen
fcnnte, unb seidab pas wirtlid einmal,
70 er9ielten biele fat itets bur6 telted<
lide @pSpfaten unp ialI6e 3euaen ibre
Greibeit ipieper unp trisben ibr llnweleu
bann araer ais je,
Damals tilpeten i6, enbli6 sum
@euberiten setrieben, beicnpers in @iI.
fcart nnp Irfanlas, Sereine BON W1n=
nern, bic ii6 Nesulatpren nanntcn unb
tbre far6tbaren @eri6te int freien gBal-
be btelten. SEPT BALI Dem @efnpet fein
ertaufter abYpfat, fein beimliher @enpiIe
msgr; man ba6te gar nidt baran, fe
ben maAtlpien @eri6ten bes Staates au
ilberliefern. sDar elmer Der SurI6en err
tappt 10 fanb er iA plGbli6 ben fur6t-
barren 3adern seseniiter unp er purpe,
penn iiberiiibrt, je mad pem 5resel, ben
er serilbt - enttpeber aussepeitI6t unb
aus bem Staat sewieien, pber aud nod
ptel bauf9er am naditen gaume aufae<
ban9en.
Das balf. Dus @eFnrel fanb balb,
baB 9erabe Der Staat, in benz es dd
FONT am Srsiiten unp unsefSrtelteu Be-
west @rfanias gu beib fir fe wurpe.
Sdon Der 9iame 8esulatpr ldredte lte
aus tbrer ideren Nube auf umb mas lid
trsenS rstten fcnnte, FOb mad bem Be-
na@barten 5fras biniiber, bas, nod mil
Der als @rtauias, tbnsn sprlaufse 81,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-19
9ie Volfs : gnnbentiun.

Welhen Mnflans Der GorI9las elmer
gational eonpenttou CUR 5Srberuns
Der pOllisen @ieoerbsrleluns Der Union
I'm Siiben fnbet, erbellt aus naAfebens
Dem @rtifel bss yMempbis @palanae,"
Der wabre patriptiihe Seseiferans
tau1t:
Gnblid! gnblt6! 0iAtfrags
len bre&en wieber burd = gidtitratlen
BON Der auffeisenpen Sunne Der 5rei-
beit! Das Solf-bas @olf aller
Staaten - I'M Morben, Saben, Saen
unp 0e ten, tpirp balp ieins Stimme err
beben In einer altmCpiiaen 8olfss
Gonpenttom. Gur swei Wpnaten
I4cm empfablem mir pieies ben Sewub-
nern pes Norbens ais erfen S4ritt
CUR grlSIuns pes Qanpes pom Sanatis>
mus. @i. empfablem es, neil Der Siipem
nirsenbs ionfwo unc aui feine anpere
g8eiIe 9ebSrt werben fOnnte. Gr bate
feline Stimme im gunsreb. IS mar pisls
leiAt gum Sefen, bab er feine Stimme'
Bate. Die Sebanpluns, welae er ppn
Seiten Der 8apitalen erfabren, bat int
san3en 2anpe einen @eia sewedt, rer
entlGlc6en 1T, unierem Sulfe unp leinem
NeAten @erehtisfeit wieberfabren 3m
lalen, unb bieier 8ehtsiinn mub am
Gnpe triumpbiren.
uDas 9 oft felt i'm gesriT f9 tn
Sepesnns gu feben, anp pieie Spee pirb
iiteraus popular perpen. Nun, mir fGu>
men uns nur bariiber freuen. Dem Sims
mel iei sepanft, pas Bolt III In 9ewe>
suns. gDir baben NIT icrslider Span-
nuns sewartet auf piele ugewssuns Der
@aKen" unp Te TT enplid etnsetreten.
nun aber la st aud allie su-
a m mentpirfen iir etnense
m einl amen 3wed uub pas &C.
metnwo9l. gs mare ni9t pas erfe
Mal, bab Ybilapelpbta beriibmt sewpr>
ben tpare, purA cine GOnSentipm pes
goltes. Mm 4. Suit 1776 wurpe BON
DEM 1burme pes alten Staatsbaules eli
nisen penisen @illicnen @enlden, mel
DE fir pas 8edt Der Selbfresieruns
fampften, bic Greiteit pruflamirt. Oort
unb ramals wurpe gum erfen Wale IN
Der @eididte Der eisiliiirten gBelt an-
sefiinpist, bab 8esiernnsen ibre sered-
ten @swalten MIR burh bic 3uitimmung
Der &esierten empfansen. Dieter @runp-
iab, sebetlist purd pas 8lut BON 1an-
lenben, 1T tn gerseFenteit seratben. unb
bieIe Convention bes Solfes aller Staa<
ten pirb berufem, UNI ibn bon Neuem
NIT Donnertimme ben Wadtbabern gu
perfiinpen.
vDies TT Der Wenbepunff In unIerer
lansen Qife Der 9eipen unp Dulpunsen.
@iit elmer slaubenstreuen 3uperll6t, bic
erbaben senannt werpen parf bat slns
prelp SObnlOn feline 3eit ru1is absewars
tet, Bis bas Bolt, Der pabre urquell ats
Ter Gewalt auf pieiem Belttbeil, ieiner
Stimme @ebUr peridafen tDnnte."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-19
"9ie Herlnrene Sadle."

Inter btelem Sttel ptrb pemna9f 1T
NepsyOrf etu Bud erldetnen, an mel
DIEM ausenblidlia Der fabise gerfaiTer,
Sr. gpwarb q. Yollarp, bic lebte Yolis
tur pOrnimmt. Die 5erausseber 6. 9.
Ireat unb So. 9aben bereits 1000 Msemz
ten ansefeat um pas @erf, tpeldes et-
ma 800 SetaSieiten amfaien, "a Stabl=
ittAe entbalten unb ,ptdttse Mempiren
aus benz 8irserfriese liefern ptrp, 1T
Circulation gu leben. So fummen pars
In S9atladen ans aiat, welde nidt
perfeblen fSnnem, cine srube lleberraid<
mns gu peruriadem anp ben GreisniGen
cine neue Deatuns su seben.
9lus einem Yrubebusen t9eilem mir
fclsenpe Darfelluns Der u@nperlpn<
pille=Iffatre" mit:-
Die '@eldi9te tsr MISREPRESENTATION an>
irensunsen, tpelte bic rpnfSbsrirten 9ebUrpsn
matten, um bic Dulbsr BON gnberlpnSille bur6
cine Biebsraufnabme BON Muspe9ieluns su be-
freien, enbet nidt nit benz 9pridlase bes Cont
miTairs Dub, Wann sessn @ann ausSutau>
i6en unb ben &ef benz Geinbe sur DisppiItium
3u feacn. Gs folste cine anbere, tpeit liberalsre
YropoiitiOn. Inter ben birsftsn Snnruftiouen
beS 8riesslefretairs banbelnb unb beutli6 eil-
iebenb, bae fir irsenb Gin allsemeinss pbsr aus
sebsbntes particles auspe9lelunes Synsm
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