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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

AUCTION DsCIsIos.-ln a case oe,oae
a. United States Supreme Coart at
washington, in which the plaintin 0ialn''
a. possession of certain property, on the
around that =. .ie was the highest bidder
f., the same at auction, the court heia
that biddings at auction were oiers' ano
that there is no binding obligation IN
iii the consent of both parties Is given
As the auctioneer may refuse to STRIKE
of the property to the highest oloasi
50 3 bid may be withdrawn before In
hammer falls.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

7, response to request OF the ho1So o
=, r conservatives at Washington inc
o. c. Nep+~ If War has reported to thaN
oody the number of men furn, sm n, Ts
sssb state to the Army under all g.. cans ono
sine sine. April /, 1861, The report Is ,' ono
0 81 the most interesting that could e'n ma
" o., .At s.oro the War ONCE, We have al
5eS 70 il the population OF eacn S ,%et
ace according 70 the census Of 1860, 50 't ,Ss
s sSs tSole as presented below gives the
NM Of men, reduced to tie three year.
Num- num- furnished by each state, toge'h
er with the population Oh eacn u. r r|n,
,no'asords good basis lor compaIrso W,
If the fgures of the War Department
o~o ~c,-rnCf go,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

BEARS KILLED IN hON .o L
bear and her two cubs were g :
rocky cave in Huntl I gSsrpe
inst, by Guy Mix, D: D. c U",s
Carp Carpenter and orvis oarps,
weight of the bears resp
| 100, 80 IL and 81 poun0S'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

Tux MEXICAN LoAN.-The New YORK
Herald says the loan in behalf Oh 'h0
Mexican Republic is being rapidly taken
ND in that city. Upward OF three MIL
lion dollars worth of the bonds have
been already disposed Of
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

TIN renort shows that there were tur
,,,shnd ,7rder the call of April 10, Iool,
sor-5 600 three months militia, 5000
men Under the calls OF May o. anu
INV o. and %. 1861, for 5OO,Ooo men,
six civ months men, 9,O56 one year
ynan 70 952 two years men, and oo' ,oVo
three wears men. Under the call 0. ' w..
. 1889 for 100000 men, there "elG 'r'
,,;sba3 1927 three years men, o nue.
49, cal, os August /, 1862, for 9oo'ooo
mioa months militia, there were III,
nisned Sc, 800 men. Onoef inc 1oeo
don..s proclamation Of June 10, l0Oo'
~ n,f,i4,a for six months, 1851 mes
TTa5o.. ,,iIs of Oct. II, 1858, ana Feo. /
1o n0' .-~ 100000 men, which includes
wsr led by draft in 1868, there "Ti'
r7-n4sea4 874,8O7 three years men on
5a,.,,. ..aIl of March IA, 1864, for wv
900 mon there were furnished Zo4'o@
three wears men, One hundred uaS'
~, mustered into service oet"ee
AMI % and July l8,1864, 83,6l2 m lei
unde, call Of July IS, 1864, LOT OWN
49,, ,a,n were furnished 384,682. VI
4a~ ~. call of Dec. 10, 1864, for 3Oo'O'
v,ar mere were furnished l5l, lOo o.
voar,s men. 5O76 two years men, 4o'o
+hroo Years men, and 312 four years m'
,o+a1 onder that call, 2O4 ,568 men,
The aggregate number OF men ~ ~
Wished under all the calls was z, ooo,o'
reduced 10 the three years staho"i''
aggregate is 2, 1921 4l men.
In Massachusetts, New YORK, fenh'
,,oria and Ohio, the number FURNISH
-ocsooed by the three years stahoalo
alsa,,. ION ner cent. of the entire pop
.,ou The Western states eXceeo
NOV centage some Of the Eastern ~
soll somewhat, and the "Boroer 81
nooa deal. below it. But "nel
comnaring the Eastern with the "
erp states, we take lnto coi,9i"o''
+bo FAR that the West is tllleo up
a,nc mon who have emigrateo
tbo EAST and that the proportion o
.~roe-nearing inhabitants 10 the
regulation in that sec'lon Aal ~. ~,
coa7s that of the East, and parUio'
o,Naw England, it will be seen 'h'
nar- o. the country has done ne
s6ar- at the work of suppreSsIl
rrea. reoellion.
And nj all the states, the ecu
1880 saows that Vermont owing
less 70 The enterprise of her youn
has suffered most from this drain
+be west of her arms-bearing
ton; yet she has furnished acoor'
the aoove figures, nearly the ten I
OF her entire population
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

ALONG PERSONAL---VERY. d. w Il.
Of Bradford has resigned ms P' =,
and last Sabbath preached ms -
sermon. 1t is nearly ffty-tTo %,
since he preached his fifs' '''',
that town.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

TgE COLD wEATHBR.-It is very sell
dom that we have four or five days in
succession of such extremely cola
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

A CARD.-The undersigned dt,.
acknowledge with gratitude, III 4,
the HERALD, the surprise Ne"
Gift of SIS from the young ',,So
MendOn. L. D ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

FIRE IN PoULrNEY.-The reSlo'"
Hon. Merritt Clark, at Pouine'
discovered on fire about nine CIV
Sunday morning last. The III,
subdued by the energetic ehor'S u.
citizens. Had it not been that d 81
Of water was accessible, the
building would have been con''
Damage estimated about $500 .'
in the Vermont Mutual.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

Docs WORK. Welllns'0 abe
of Lyndon has had thirteen s9,, ~,
and six others seriously oi'''I
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

ANOTHER FIRE AT SARATOGA SPRiS''
Atan early hour Friday morning
last. the Lake House at Saratoga aoo&
three miles from the Springs, was de-
stroved by fire. twas owned by Ho2
Thos. B. Carroll, and kept by Ca&
Kreu who was for a long time TFo?
landlord. There was ball at the hot.
the previous night and the fire :oo'
Mace lust after the conclusion o, lie
entertainment. The hotel was good
sized building, mainly used as aSom@'.
resort, Mr.. CAROLS loss is $4,000 D
snred for $4,000. The hotel will '~ II
| bnilt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

"FoRRFATHERs CoLLEcTIoN' -
following Congregational churcA'>
Vermont have contributed the sums
onnosite their names respecuYeF
wards church cxtensioQ. The co'Ie',
is called the Foretather's ColLecn@
Brattleboro, Rev. Geo. P. Tyler. ~
s225 90: Cornwall, Rev. A. A. b''
s26 90; Franklin. Rev. A. 7. De-"
s415; Fayetteville, SIS 90; hara1 d
Rev. 7. Toorrey, $40 90; Royaltoa b
c. B. Drake, D. D, S28 90; To"n,l'
Rev. c. c. Cushman, $50 % VS.
bury, Rev. c. c. Parker, 500. 0'."
total Of 1894 40.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

Tgy LEcruRE.-The lecture at Io"h
Hall last evening by Rev. A. b. o'one'
ID. of Boston, was well attended, con
sidering the severity Of the weather his
subiect was "Public Spirit, ana was
treated not only in an entertaining out
a practically instructive manner. III
would be impossible for US to touch
upon the different occasions and ways
for the exhibition or development OF a
right public spirit" treated oil by the
sneaker. We have only space to say tha'
the lecture is one which cannot fall o.
benefit to every community in which IL Il
delivered that it was replete with cap
ital hits, excellent suggestions ana eIo
ouent passages, and was delivered IN
! manner to fix the attention OF the au
dience throughout. The speaker wa
frequently and loudly applauded an
deserved to be.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

ACArAMouNr.-We find it stated
some Of our exchanges that mae
Bristol was lately chased by a ca"
mount, and WAS so much frighNS
that his hair turned AS white a. ~.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

Tup Hook AND LADDER COMPANY
No one who found leisure to take no'lce
Of what others were doing at the IRE
last Saturday night, could fail to appre-
cia,p the services of the Hook and Lad
der Company, From first to last they
worked with a will, and were OF Che
greatest service in preventing theSpreao
| of the fire.
We have on several occasions made
mention of this company. 1t IS com
nosed of the right kind OF men, VINO
feel q laudable interest and pride IN Keep
mo mn an efficient organization in the
village, but who cannot in the nature o.
things have any greater pecuniary inter
cot in the matter than other citizens
They have no uniform; they need SOM
new hooks; their carriage wants re
constructing" The Corporation haV
hapn in the habit Of granting from STU
= to $3.50 d year to the Engine Compan'e
= to derray their incidental expenses, an
=. we sneak advisedly when we say th'
4 they will find their account in grannn
II similar material aid to the Hook gu
t. Ladder Company.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

sTop THE WATER The Comms'o
ers say that the water MUST NOT o.
lowed to run to waste in the might
there should be another fire there won
not he water enough in the reservoirs
mt It out. "A word to the Wis.
snfflcient.'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11
1870 Tn,. will nut all the pumps,

weather. This will put all the pumps,
water pipes aud cellars to the severes'
test, 1t is tho very time, too, when nres
are most apt to break out People Will
do well to look carefully to their naes'
and thimbles, and to every place where
there is any combustible material 'nat
ia likely to become heated.
The effect OF the cold must be AnJu-
rious to the land as there is scarcely
any snow. Persons who pass over the
roads observe numerous assures IN the
Ground, some of them being large
enough to insert the fingers. Those
who are enjoying themselves In light
houses, warmed with coal furnaces'"''l
please remember that wood is dear and
a good deal of it green and poor and
somebody will be likely to suffer unless
thew receive aid from the benevolent.
MAsoYIc.-At the Annual meeting o
Morning Star Lodge No 81 at Poultney
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11
WAsHrsoros, jan .
SENATE.

The Senate to-day coaarmsd The ,o Of
a Inc 'oominations Alvin Saunders "
,ow.nS ,,nyerpor of the Territory oil Nc,
Iowa Trye,appolnted william P,cM ,nn
ny Of Illinois Governor VI
Territory -e.appolnted
HOUSE,.
,yn,,,y.roN Jan q
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

MAsoYIo.-At the Annual meeting OF
Morning Star Lodge No 81 at foul'ney'
c-uS,,,,,o ofllcers were elected
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-28
80. Souereb. - |. Sibuug.

Walbtnstpn. 81. Wdrj. - SIM
Senate pberrei6te beute 6r. Spwarb etne
Setttipn BON Sursern ron 8iratnien nm
Grrtbtun9 elmer Ierritorialresjeruna fur
jenen Stdat; benz Re~fauratipns. @uss
f6ub lberpteien. ST.. 5arrts uberretdte
etne 9etitton bon Ren.yprter 8lreern.
tpelhe bic Annabme zines cenittuttpnel.
len Announcements %perlangen, psm3ufplee
bas 8eftledt Hiemanpen bes Burger.
unb Sttmmre6tes beraubt; benz 8elau.
rattpns.A usthub lbertra9en. Cine ppn
6rn. Gunner uberreihte @etttipn ppn
Slrsern BON 9ennfplpanien beantragt Ell.
ne repubtVtdRilAe &e9terunssform fir
aae Stdattn. Qus 9puiliana liefen 10
9etiticnen elm, pel6e sesen bic @ieosr.
dufnabme bieteS Staates lnb uno cine
8%e9terung perlan9en, fpelde Naen pbae
nnterfdieb Der &are pber 6autfarbe slei.
Ge Re6te suihert. Die &naetesen.
belt oes Idtb. S. 9. Stodfpn fam blnn
3ur gerbansluns. Or. Stcdtun pertas
etne Depefte Don fetnem @etegert, !6rn
@rigbt, pprin osrfelbe feline @nfunft auf
0pnnfrfas fefleste, unb ~perlanste etnen
Aufihub bis pdbtn, mas jebD4 nit % ee.
gen Is Stimmen ptrwet9srt purbe unb
u elmer lanssn Debate fabrts, tpdbreab
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Stnnt BnIillunrc.

6Dtb lliea aeitern Mtttaa bQbier p0n
1864 auf l263; In Hep<gprt auf I29,
Ser. ct. 5.20er neue 1881. ate l05 .
7.3Oer 100; IO4Oer 9Ol.
Die rom StabtrQtte fsttes Sobr er.
bbbteu @ebaIte aler in fGptiifem
Dicnfe Ste6encen min man ,pieocr be,
fhnetpen. Mpntoo 9(benb brftlne Ser
,ipeite 3peia auf SHORES @ntrao Elm.
lfimmin, bof pnm | M6r, 1867 an hipfp
8ebotte pieber bieiei6en feiu fpffrn ME
ant |. Sanuar 1866.
Man nil etnen !Sab1or NIT $500
Gnbres.SofGr fir bos ne,,e Mrmenhons
auf @1ppiptp binter Canton onifefisn
Der ,peite 3peio BAT sproefern einen
balm fauten6en 8eiffuR anoenpmmpn
erfbnnI.Wnti,sn Grnnnrn
Srare,. Satin bes Npdfbentsn brr Rr.
publf M,erifs, fpmie beren Snd,tpr unb
bic @emabltn bes m%erffanifben @pIonb.
ten Homerp lnb iest Bel einem tirlioen
!Saufmanne auf ge{i,h mslNer 10 nit
aQen Sebenswurbioteiten Der Sstobt ssni.
| tImpre unb ibrer pmaebuno befonnt mast
Selpnpsres gereniaen aeUdbrte linen her
geiu6 bes Druib SiQ,8orfes.
Ole bepprGebenbe MusReL
tuna aun 8efen Der Wptbleisenhpn bes
Sloens beItdftiat a(e @emiitber. csn
fat anen 8reiien unIerer Stabt wirb mir
einsm Offer searbeitet, Der bic SewunSe,
runa eines iebcu aufrthtioen mpn1d,en,
freunbes berausfprbsrt. Die beutIhen
Srauen bieltsn aetern absrmals cine
0eriammluag unb ,pabtten bic @prfebe.
rinnen res beutI6en Slides.
@eitern &bsnb belt Sberrt6ter Surner
aus Repapa In Saale bes oWb..Snfi.
tut" etne @prleIunaii ber .sie Sjpip.
unb Silber 2aaer @merifa's."
Sn smet SGgen baten Sames Srpwr.
Spbn 6ppper, 3. s. giad unt 3. 0.
Simon nabe Dunbce am BAD Greet 400
Saar witoe 6 nten erleat.
Bon pielen Setten mtrb auf BEN elen.
ben !3utdno hes 2afaaette Sauare
aufmsrtiQm gemadt, psl6er wabrenb Der
bier 8rte9sjatre gar ara mitaenpmmen
pprpsn 1T. YetanntltG aanb bort cine
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Sin neues Walsbau8.

Gin neues srpkartt9es WalSas|tift miro in Rurssn
lit unierer Mtitte bon Der uuterncbmsrten Itrnla be
@cbriieer StraES erriGtei perbcr. Ger iIr bas
reue Wtui5baus onssFauitc pfob beftnbct fb an bel
gde Der ;sapts u. Gauuiitraee uub tit l27 SUB brett
Il. 2D9 Sub Icing. Der Sau beS erOseH 7. itbtis,r
MiaIJtaufeS 1T benz ~bstannttn Wtetiier Gcnaro 3cbln.
ion itberilagcn lrproen. DIE @ebrteer StIauS ecbea
'en Ten Ban bis gum l. Scpttmtcr 81 ~bscnbisen uuS
has @eI9aft unaeldumt nit ben bsfeu aia11inerie'r
in settteb 81 iesen. Set benz MISREPRESENTATION gluf,
fhwuuBe ees grai9eihaitcS in unfersr Mitte 1T BIZ
Grrt6htrs bee usucn StaiSEauicS Der g cbtii DC,
6trau5 ben gebentnne unb 1T baS unternebmey
lpcbI ~gseiSuct, bic auinertiamtsit bss Yub!iIumS an
Ib al Iehten. (NeS6 1MD
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nl!der eine @ltobotlAaft pom9tdioenten

wrldber cine SstObotl6aft pomSrdiipenten
aRfdm.
I'm 5 llbr tpuroe bdS 8cto be5 @rdiT.
trntsn 9s9en Die 8urserrs8tsbia, perIe'
len; es 1T elm Swet SpGItsn lan0es Do
fpment.
SIM llntert0ufe EedRtrdete Sr. @ent.
mortt, aQe sWr S~abrjtattpn ron 8Iben'
s3uder nBlttgen Maf4tnsa SpQTret Bu err
tlGren; s~stafelt. @uf antra9 hes 9rn.
&a0rn purpe Elm 8ei6lub an9enpmmen,
wrndh Der 6anoels0usi6ub beauftragt
werpen Iotl, itter Die 3medmdBt9tett zines
III muhenoen unterlhteps 3ptfben Dam.
piern, welde unter Der 8~unbesfag8e ie-
aetu, une au6tdnbtIhen .Dampiern I'M
8strsf Der 53ouiGBe Su bsrihtcn.. 1er
MISUNDERSTANDING bsrthtete bann
@eneral Sees 3%eu9enausfage Elm, netGf
an9ebtjhcr 8etfe unwt4tB unb poaer
MtuRIuhte fein ipQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-28
Sencf, fir 9rn. Hobhab int Suifss
Tlfnter.

Sr. &pbbah, Der 2rdgsr Der jueenS.
liden 2iebbaberrDGen i'm 9p(fstbeQter,
stebt 3u fstner teuttSen genef,Ypr.
itelun9 oas WeltiAe Drama v9te eprit.
fanii6en Sripsr", benz Elm Hpman DON
Aleranber Dumas 3u 0runee lisgt unb
pas iib purA ~ipdnnenbe 6anblung, file.
senpsn 0talcg, selungene 8%ibnsnefefte
aus;eidnet. : Or. &pbta1 III zines Der
%ftrebfdmlen Mttglieeer bsr 8ubne bcs
8rltstbeaters unp perp!ent besbatb sans
Defenders Die 0unit bes Yublifums, has
ben iun9en &infler bur6 etnen tpfent.
lid reht Sablreitsn 9eiuh bieier 0pr.
felun9 cine ebrsnbe unb lrbnenpe @ner.
fennun9 81 She'll perben Iaden fplte.
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Staotrat9ss Nrrbanounugei. :

SIN srften 3pei9e lief cine BON bet ber-
Yprr0genoiteu 8%dufleuten bieii9er Stabt,
earunter @puperneur Swann, unterSci6.
nGte petition Elm, pelbe ben StaSr1tt
prtn8enp sriuAt, Die ~seet9neten S@rttte
~ tbun, parnit Baltimore Su elmer Slpt
t~enitatipn beittmmt tperpe.
lem Unions @atieptauIe Clinton Or.
ptan Aiplum) wurpen $4,000 bewiaist.
Bonn swetten 3met8e wurbe Elm 8al6luG
~empfunseu, fur bic &uSbsHerung bes
SiiAm0ftte5 i'm Centre arfts 500 ~
bemtGi9enj ferner etne 8erprbnung, BIZ
Grbbbung Der Gjebatte fir bic BON Der
Stapt &nseRe1ten auf Elm Sabr, ndm.
ltd bis sum %. 8ebruar 1851 3u be.
ffrdnfen.
Der Swstte .3wet9 natnt bic 8ta an,
petAe, bic @rbeit peS gtppetz Steusrs@ Sc.
rthts erlet6ternp, bret StraBen Daft.
nun95sG pmmiN1re NIT ie $1,000 SabrsS.
@etdlt cretrt.
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SSl5 ytein.

Die Hahst4t ppn penn sspeiten 9eto
be5 9rdiipenten, pb9tet6 iApn lett met'
reren &agen erpartet, aber erR geltern,
nahpcm bic betnabe l0-tdDtse, BON Der
Grnfitutipn rprsei6rtebene 5rtf abss.
lauren, esI Senate bes Gpn0reTss 3us
eeI6tft, bat bic sr6bte Seniatjpn berppr'
gerufsn unp bic SSrie benuste bic Nufre-
gung nm pas 8plO UNI mebr ais 3 @rp.
gent In bic ,pbbe su tretben. Sn rabtfa>
len 8retlen iprd6 ft0 bic 9rbBte Orbit.
teruns aus unb Die Drpbunsen sssen
@nbrep Spbnfpn purben erneuert. lSr.
Bates, @snerat'@npalt unter 9incpln,
ertldrte unl1nsf, pab bic GaSttalen lih
Serfawpren bRtten. bic Gesteruns gu
i~iirSen. DaS enti6tepsue AnItreten pes
Srdljpenten brtngt uns Der 8rtlts ndber,
n mir tInnen muir nit jepem pabren
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rrlnlhen, baB bic 9tes
publtf ben brpbenorn reppluttondren
Sturm uberleben mGae.
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Baf6tngtpn, y. MGrs. Am
GamRa9 gta6t ufn ungsfIDr II utr,
nurDe per @effuh genta6t bic in 10.
,piihcn q unp S,Strnbe, SeteBcne 81
fjtn res Son 6rau Swibtetm repI8trten
rdrtfalen Blatte5 eJtecpnitrutttpn;f" in
Sranb III ftcden. Gin I'M Dtenfe ber
TrQu Swtbtetm febsnpss fGrti9ss MGcs
tben mtpedte Die SIammen uno bate
@ciite59e8enwavt gcnug, iDren etnt9c
&imer NGaTtr Sarauf 5u 9tsBen uno pas
llmihgreifsn berlelbcn 81 perGtneern,
Glnes psr Jsnitsr Wurpr gepfnet gCfun'
ben, uno man glaubt, pRB Der 8rano.
Ritter pwr6 pafelte feline 6IuGt bewert'
ffftnte.
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8tatigG Na9rit)t aus Naibinatan.-
Gin iiUcites yeto ne5 4rafncnten.

Wa5 ihpn felt mfbreren Lagen nit
SGltimmtbctt ermartet wuroe, III geltern
sur &bQtIQhe seworpent YrNItpen 1t
SptnlDn cat bic SIr0errehtS.
Atte, NIT ietnem 8eto bfte0t,
an ben Gpn9EeB 5HrIGge'
i9tft!
Die 8arserrebts. &tte bate tnbtrett
bafstbe 3iet, ME pas rJreepmtn8' Bit
reaW Geleg" I'm giusc. Der !. @bihnitt
Der &tte erftdrte ado MerIpncn, bic Or.
9febeten Uno Snpianer Qu~s9enpmmcn,
al5 9tetdberaGttDt nor Dem @eleBe. Der
2. Abf4ntSt iArteb @elpbube unb 6dft
fir Dtejenigen 0pr, peihe Dem @elehe
6%inoerntiR tn ben QSeD iteaten. Der 3.
Nb 0nttt iibertru9 Die IuSfNbrung bic.
fcs Settles ben Der. ct. Gjerthteu ullb
bob uqe unb iebc 8erusnt6 Der Staat5.
9crtdts sur S6Iihtun9 BON ffrsitigen
5d1en jptthen Sarbtsen unb 8ftBen
auf. Der 4. abltpttt ~creirte Commit.
fare nit unbeBrsnjter 0emalt, uni iepen
llebertreter oeS BeleeeS III %perbQften, uni
ii6erte alien angebfrn (SptsGtn) 9es
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