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PROOF OF MARRIAGE. "a bigamy case was
tried IN Portland, Me-, last week, the accused
party pleading that he had not been married
to the woman reported to have been has first
wife. No certified evidence Of marriage wa
produced, but simply the fact that the defend.
whom be had q family. JuCge Djckerso1
charged the jury that marriage may be proved
in. various wayf. II may be done by a m ar.
riS d certificate, by the testimony OF q parson
who was present ~ the ceremony, or by ths
admission and ncts OF the party Accused. N
the respondent lived with the woman ana &C.
knowledged and recognized her as his wits
that uaay be proof that there was a fmarriase.
For party is not ai liberty SO to couduct hin
self. living with another. holding her on, fc
the world as his wife, then to say he was no
married 70 her. g y. 81 -
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ATTEMPTED MURDER.--A man, who gave
bis name as John L. Taylor. and who is said
10 have been q commissary In the rebel army,
was brought up before Justice Corn well this
morning, on q charge OF having attempted to
shoot his wife. 1t appears tina, during his alb
sence his wife had been living as housekeeper
with Mr.. s. Brod we'll, on Bridge street near
Johnson. After Tayloris return she refused
to live with him. On Wednesday night he
went to, the house and fired pistol at her
through the window. but no damage was done
and 30 complaint was made. Last night he
went 10 the house for the purpose of repeating
the offence, when he was caught by Mr. Brod-
head, who handed him over to Officer Whit
nsy Of the Forty first precinct. He was ia
Ken to the station hsuse and on searching him
a fonr- -barrelled pistol, loaded, and a large
carving knife were found on him. The ex-
animation OF the case was postponed until to-
morrow.-N. J.. Post, 23d.
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IMMIaRATlon.-The foreign immigration at
New York 10 Aboutequal In volume to tnat OF
last year, The Castle Garden Commissioners
report 6,253 arrivals during the week ending
on Wednesday. This makes q total Of le3,H59
from fhe let OF January to date, against l63,051
for ihe corresponding season OF 1885,. The
evenness OF these numbers is somethtng re-
mafkable. IT,
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EXCHANGE OFFICE of WILLIAM HUR.
Ia ley GO

We are selling Bills Of Exchange on England
Ireland and Scotland, for one pound sterling and
upwards, at our ofsse, 4Os Pennsylvania avenue
~ 2o-hn VIM HURLEY co.
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at Franklins vile, Cattaraugus county. N. "
sema months since, and was TO have heen
taken TO Utica, "a insane, MADE hts escape
tis supposed that his insanity was assamsu.
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REMEDY FoR HYDRoPHoBIA -ssS.' in the
London Times, gives remedy for hydropho.
bia, which. 1t 10 stated, was habituaIly used
by the late MT. YOuatt, we'll known yeteri-l
nary enrgeen, who was bitten by mad dogs
eight times. The remedy was to allow the
COMMON nitrate Of silver, easily procurable to
and in doing this destroys the virus. Sir Ben
jamin BrodIe and the writer acted upon this
in q case where amad dog had licked the in.
Eide OF a child's mouth. with complete success
The bsst mode OF application Of the nitra &,
Of silver 10 BY Introducing 1t solidly into tne
wound. 3.
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MEAN SwINDLE.-A number OF the Ger
man residents OF our city. about fifty in num-
Der. were swindled day or two since br one
of the sharpest yet meantst OF tricks i: ap.
pears tina: in answer to an advertisement in
serted in one OF the morning papers, and which
called for fifty peach.packers to go to Del
aware City, about the above number of
Germans responded. Most Of them were
poor, and without employment. and were
glad Of the opportunity to find work. They
received word frcm the advertiser to meet
him on Tuesday morning on the Whining
ton boat. at Chestnut street wharf On
their arrival he collected 81 IS from each of
them to pay their ear fares TO Delaware CRY
When the train arrived the men got on. After
proceeding few miles the conductor made
his appearance and called for their fares. The
IF en-. noDpiussed, referred him to the one who
had employed them. and had collected the
Sl.25 for their fare. Tc his surprise ne was
not TO be found. The conductor had no Other r
resource but to put them from the cars at the
next station Some OF tbs uDforiunates had
no money to pay for their return 10 the city.
A mum ber of them walked all the way from
Newark to Philadelphia.-Phii0-I IH4uirsr.
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sJ Nine thousand persons In Paris live hy
supplying the objects required At or after fn.
neYals. ss1s6 ~ .az
~ The new ref1igaYating cars ara now bring.
ing TO New Iprh the dressed cAYcassea OF steers
ind snsfp Killed in Ohio, and ihe meats ayrlys
in perfect order, sess
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MORE LOOSE BANK MASAGEMENT.-In the
preliminary examination OF the paying teller
who detrauded the Tradesmen : Bank in New
York, ii appeared that large part of the miss
ing money was distracted three or four years
ago Fifty -four thousand dollars is the sum
which the accused is charged with having
stolen, but neither he nor the president of the
bank seemed to have very ciear idea of the
time or times that the money was taken. The
New York Sun, in referring to the matter, re-
marks:
The only thing that appears clear about the
mater is that the money is missing now. and
that, as the defaulter says, "whsn the ba TX
removed from Chatham street, in 1861. the
books were uare.' The counsel for the de.
fense declared his ability to prove that more
than s3O0BU of the missing funds were taken
previous to 1864. 1t seems. therefore, that the
teller had been appropriating bank money to
his own use for five or six years, and the of
ficers OF the bank knew nothing OF the loss
until their attention was called to the subject
only few days ago. II such developments
as this do not m AXE bank stockholders and de-
posirors feel nervous, their equanimity can
not be easily disturbed. The eoliusion OF two
tellers ia the same crime Is extraordinary, and
1t is the only Circumstance that explains why
the fraud has been so long con cealed.
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THE NEW wRoMAN CATHoLIoB BlsHoP OF Bur
FALo AFrom private letter received from
Albany the Bunalo Courier learns. on what -
considered excellent authority, toat he Very
Reverend s v. Ryan, V.C. NJ, OF 81 Louis
Of Buffalo. Father Ryan Is 1T present Sups,
rior Of the Consregation OF Missions in the
United States. Late Bishop Timon and also
Bis hop Lynch. Of Toronto, filled ths position
now held by Father Ryan at the tirue they
were selected for Bishops OF their respectiv
diocesee The Courier says that Father RYAN
although physically weak. Ia a mau Of grea
gentleman Of superior literary at.ainments.
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~Rev r. W. Beales, senior member OF the
Ministerial Synod Of Pennsyivania, died last
sunday while administering the Loru's SUP.
per to his family; assd W years. s56sE
nN- ON tTueedey . severe thunder storm
pas sed over Poftsmouth, Va. THE Catholic
church Was struck BY lightning.s but not in
iuyed. 4. Il s q . 4 !. :
k1 In one Philadelphia ward there are
erecting seven hundred and nine veIIines Ail
Of fin- pressed brick, and some Of them yefy
eltgant. sssss.sss -
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GENERAL THoMAs-The New York Tri-
bune's Washington correspondent says that
the statamen mt that General Thomas had left
Louisville tor New Orleans, as reported by
telegraph, must be erroneous The writer
adds: a, eEE r, r..s.7,
"A dispatch received from the headquarters
of the department OF the Cumberland, dated
the 21st,- states that Gen. Thomas has been ab-
sent for tew days at some springs In West
Virginia. where he is being treated for an az
lection CT the liver The dispatch, which is
from the Medical Director OF the Department,
further states that Gen. Thomas's health has
been quite poor for some ttmeY and thar the
transfer to New Orleans, at the present time,
will be At great peril.a issFa a#6 saasa#
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A ONEsIDRD RULs.-Ifiiis truly poor rule
that won't work both ways, the prodibitory
rule, IN Springfield, at all events, seems to be
very defective. The Republican newspaper
of that city asserts that while this law is a
'ssure thing" so far as strangers and visitors
are concerned, it Ia qnite the reverse in regard
to residents. The former find 1t difficult, if not
impossible, to buy liquor for love or money,
but the irregular customers" OF the liquor SELL
ers are only put to q little Inconvenience, On
account OF the enforced secrecy which the uu-
merous raids OF the consiabulary make desira-
bic. The customers are generally fraterni-
zipe with the sellers by Joining the .sPeOple's
License League" This organization includes
a large mum ber of respectable Republicans,
and the Rep ublican understands taey are al
ready sanguine that the league will carry
Springfield and the State at the November
election. This does not look very favorable
for s'prohibltion." f.s sssss 81
A TEN MILE RAcE.-A ten-rile tret has
been arranged to csnne off over the Narragan-
set Park Course, Proyidence, h i, on the
81 GOO The horses entered are Captain M eco.
wan, The fion.haarted trotter, who accom-
plisb ed hts twenty miles, In d match against
time over the Riverside Park Course. Brigh-
ton, Mass., on the 3lst OF October, 1865. in So
mtnntes and. IS seconds; and Lexington, a
horse OF much speed and wonderful endur
Ance. The race will be a close one, as Lextng-
ton recently defeated McGowan In q ten mile
match. The friends Of tbs Captain howe We r.
claim that their favorte was not in proper
condition when the contest took place. and
they look for ward to his triumph ia Septem-
bey.-Field, Turf and Farm. :, 81 a-..tf eyes
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s8fsas ak5s&s q gsaaS xsAkt1 II
dIkH ssa19 3sfs
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN kANsAs.-The female
Suffrage question. says the Journal is making
rather queer divisions in the public senttmen.
OF the STATE. At Lawrence it Is favored by
such prominent politicians as ex. Governor
Robinson, Senator Ross and others, ard is
opposed by such we'll known business men as
The II on E. III. Barrholow, and the Hon. c. w
Babcock. MIR. Bartbolow has never in any
way identified himself with the political par
ties in this State: he Is exclusively a business
man. and gives no attention to politics, but he
thinks he sees in female suffrage a measure
frauKht with much evil TO society and the
That he represents large number of the most
substantial bus mess men OF the city and State
Can hardly he doubted. On the other hand
when such sbrewd politicians as ex -Governor
Robinson, Governor Crawford, the State off.
GERS generally, and our Congressional deIesa-
tiop, favor q measure OF this kind, 1t would
sc EN- that the pubic sentiment of the State was
Drifting in that direction EeS - ST
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.assFea s "a
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03
uCcr Fam oas bigten 2

sIuf Der @aIcrci bc5 !0rn. ScniOmin :.
Sagenbu6 in Norb,g8bcitbal SaunIdip,
bicicm G0untD itcbt cin BcIibFornitof Der iciucS
@Ici6cu Iu6t Ocriclbe miBt 9c9enwdrIig IA
SUP mo 6 3ca, NIB lit immcr nod hcRg an
ySadcn. Gr bat SOlbcn gCitrBen uHb 10 Iinb
bic 6obncn audi nod uibt brrauSgcnabicn-
Sr. @cor9c &nCdt, 3upciIcn aud, 9pps
pcltnebt scnannt, rochcr bic @aucrei inter lei
her Nniid)t bat, ipilnId)t gcla9t III babcn, bdB cS
feline Wtcinung Ic, baB Der StOf Dem +, @tciitcr "
Der aud fcnCr BON ben &lcincn 1T, nd6gcurtct
iri Sbcr SpuB bci SeitC-cS lit Oic6 Gil un8es
bcurcr Bell0Icrnlten9el, uno bic Gtcn @ducrn
Dcrcen Srubcl fnbCn i'm gu birtcn g9dS lam
Der SOicpb @crgitrcbcr i'll biclr Soiniidt tbun
BSS~SpbaIb Der Stcf ouSgetpa6Itn it, foil CT
na6 micrcr GitD 9cbrad)t ipcrocrl, unb all Dem
,&rcu,i6liBcl 0aItbalS, 10 pie aud) aui rms
lcrcr NfcrbausS Su6itcOung 5u icbcn iCin.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03
Esi G It D + 3 c II.

Slm.Iebtcn @tittipod SIbenb, in bieler Start,
Sr Martin g 6ipenf, ein Icbr acd6teter
SiIrgCr unlcrer GitD, in BEN Sutcr bon Y Sabrcr,
B. Wtonatcn nnb 29 Sagen-9er Serltprbcnc
mar Gin Solbat ipdbrenb bem &rit9e bon 1912,
unO bientC cbrcnbca in Capt s. s. @ube'6 GCm'
pdgnic, 81 0iarcllS Socf, unterbalb, Ybilabcl'
pbia. sIm IeBtcn SOnntas gtadmittag ipuroen
lcue llcberrcltc i'm 9eiiein Der nod Iebenben
Sobatcn Don 1912 nno Der alitglicccr Der @rant
Nrnes Der &epublit, unb ibcrbaupt eineS ebr
3ablrei6en Qci6engcfplges becrbi9t, bel ipeIdcl
@clcgcnbeit Der Gbrip. S0r StraBburger cine paB.
cnpc 3Cbc bielt
(Gin9clanbt bur6 Yafor &atb.)
2Im 17tcn Nu9uit, in IiebcrsSaucpn, Gmal
SoCnrD uub Sbl Sane, .3miaing0tnbCr bon Sam.
uel md 2cbind Smcn, alt @onaten uno l.
Sa9cn
Nm 20ien gtuguit, in Sccrtaun, GatbarinC
S6dffcr, alt 81 Sabrcn, 9 aRonatcn uno 2C
Sagel.
Nm 26lsn NUguit, in Shos Sstblcbem, Will.
liam @iddrbS, Gin Scbn bcS Sorn SinslcD Setter
alt Ctipa Is GRonoten.
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What is mind? No matter,
What is matter? Never mind.

f1NR Gs sttt Dinss peldas ruiatis fit bas
S.ss.ss.N@ eb datnt5 linD strrs pnpon II
bic 8ebprtei Srausblfuns, babn bic @&lafeit
snsr tllssn Auspa5t Don 8l@r. 5Inr lt6y
9uts Guspa9l Der ipatsfen beyagesrecbsura Wsr.
fen tDnnfn erGaltsn werpeu an
OSD. 81, gESefE &amiltpm G5trafe.
0ian&r Stn6s linb atsr Gu1 wl@ta ,ur Sc.
beutuns; ems II, ornr gii&tr Su taafen 100 Der
8r6Bte, b.le unb rpbIfsitIt Stpf auf 5arb ae.
taltsn rirb +; gum 8sifpeI gu Dem
S6ilbe Der gplbenen Ssber,
allpc man cirt scGs NusmaGl non ipublf.ilen
Dsncmnotuncl.Sd6r fir Sir6m. DlerRc. Be.
lctnunab sSartsn, aItums, WodstHiiGsr, 8eiIe,
idds, ptUtOSrapts.
S6ulbd6er, Sonnta9sibuls s8d6er, Sc.
mifdte uno SbeolOgilbe 8a1er,
Sob Seoern, StereolcCpe6
uno 2tnil6ter, Sldnfbiibey, 8ano.
II. Seniterspapier, Gops8dtber, @amee,
Experimentation II. (. 10,
finbsn pirS.
Seto 70 gut nnc rufst an unb sramirtrt uultrn
Stod an rem Satrtot 8uGfubs.
is. m %.
P9. S.-3psttsbunb 8a&sr psrhen ss.
fault, Sertau't peer aus8tps@Ielt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03
" c t b G { + at be {.
(GingcINnDt 6ur0 Yaltor 9iatb. !

YIN 17tcn luguit, Sor. $. s.. sldCr, init MiB
GGtbariuo &omi9, bciOe bon StD.gSbeitball
Vim 10tcn Susuit, Sr Socob &nBman, init
SRiB Sarab 6intIcD bcDc bon YbiipSbnrs.
Nm 24ten Nlguit, Sor 0arrD 8ci6crt nit
atib Sannab &cpbcrt bcibe bon siicpcr.SautOn.
YIN 25iten Suguit, Sor SenrD Sorb, bon
SalSbur9, nit gliB Nina &anbcr bon Glib
g8bcitb0a
Vim 24iicn SIugult, in bieIer Stabt, bnrd Den
ALDERMAN e. @Ct Sor Sranfiin gtSOpCa, init
NiB 0drD WRilcr bCibe bon Sllcntaun.
sm 18tcn bisitS @pnatS, pur6 ben Gbrip.
on. 3. &Obl, Sr, Sobn g. Sod, init mig @tar'
ia 9Citclmdn, bcibe bon GatdlduQua
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03
9e61 G1untD Natrtpt.
Zine 9rano6le Soloaten,S ,Sair,

Zine srano6fe 5oloatsn,S Sair,
ipll in eincm 98gwdm dllf Dem ,,Gcutre- @iCrcf, &"
in Der GiD BON SlIcnt0un, anidngcnb am Iiens
nag Ndfmittdg, Den 17tcn September, ab9cbdls
ten iperbn Die @innabmcn iouen ba,u pcr>
ipcnbct ipcrbcn, eli 6duntD M ON nm rent
gu Gbrcn Der 0clbcu rcItc III Dem ncll-
libcn Shrgcrtricgc gcfdlIcn Inp gu crrihtcr-
8CitrGNc bon alien SbcilCn bt5 Gduntic5 merpcn
burd) bic NnorhnunN6s COMMITTEE ClipdrtCt, 0da
init cS lid) bdrdn5 rrgcbCn mag, Dag man aud
bier, bci unS, WiIlig it, Dem Gbrc 81 9cbel, Del
lic pcrbicnt bat, lno louit odlln BAH Cin Wtcnu>
mCnt ba itcbcn mag iporauf all bic gtamCn
Der in bCln 9cbaftcn &ricge @efdlcncn, bcS
GdntieS, Ill lcIcn iinp-lpcIt)tS bod cine Nn9e-
nebme Sade it, bamit glicm0nb bcrgCBen mCrs
Den mag, Der lein, 2cbtn fir bic Grbdltung Der
llnipn aufopferte-Sd c5 lit b0S obi9e cine Icbr
lDblide Sade, lup mir milrbCn baffIr engeben
aud Den nod Iebtuben SoIbutcH, bic cbcufdllS
fir unlCre Srcbeiten unb &e6ClI, 10 ipie bic Gr.
baltung beS gcbdbtcn groBen 0cIhcnfcS unlcrer
&crodtcr 10 tapfrr gctdmpft babcn, unb @Stt lei
Sdnt oaS Slid battcn, bOrtcn Dem Sope SlI ellts
gcbcll-cnc Wtarmprs S6ulc, porduf bic Siamen
dller Scrienigcn-pbue NluSndbme Die Gill &c.
ipcbr gu uniercr gertbeiOigung 9cibutcrt batten
-cin9ebduen lein Iouten, ncbcn Dem ob9en dllfs
9CItcllt ju ieben.
Sa bic cbigc Sddc ilt cine itbr IobenSipcrtbe
uno mir bofcn un0 eripdrten, ba6 gc0dd)ter Ndir
rC6t ,ublrCi6 bcQetpDbut tpcrbcn maA-llnb fCrs
nrr, ban mir ipdttr red)t picC md libCraie g5eis
trd0c b1M BON @emcinben, @CIclllbaitCn ltnb
cinScInCn Silrgcrn anbuSci6ncn in Stanpc icin
ipcrocn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03
g d dbbares
2te9enbes gt9entbum,

Quf 6fTeutlider Senbu 3u perfaufen.
guf Samfaso ben 29Ren Gsptsmbr, tint 2
ubt NaGmtttass, IpQ auf bsm Gisenttum ielba,
in br'@larunste GaunThp, Ge6a Gaunty, IF.
fentliG Serfduft tpsrptn:
Cine gepiiie Gptte Grunb,
esiesen In EsiaStem Gaunf1tp unb GauntY ;
8rGn;rn6 an Qaneer bon Solomon &oller, Dit.
liam Gift, 8ubn Steitlsr unb mttaltsnS 81
gder unb tt2 0tutfen. Darauf II errtGtet,
.%sgHA Gin SpeiitBfigtes 8pbnbaus,
II:s:Esga astn 8nI&9au6, cine 9lOdl&.uer, gGa.
SzssaaEEA ssnIaOp, Sapsinsitaa. unb antere
g,tsnsebdube. Sin niefebltnbm 0alTsrbrunaen
nats benz Botnbaule, ttfinpst iI6 sttnfalls bar,
auf.
Np. 2.-@in setpifer Stri6 5clslanb,
sslesen In bsIastsm SaunI&ip unb Gaunty, eins
Bisrtel Nlsile BON btm 5ausplab sr6n,tnb an
edntsr bon 8eubsn Ststtlsr, 8. 3. 8reinis unb
SpnaS @srnsr, '1Ss sssf.nt6alttnb Q Gder ano Q
8u!ben afnauss DldaB.
DIE SsbInsunssn am 8trsaufstas. unb auf.
wartun8 bon
Jacob 49er.
September 8, 1867. nat9
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Rtmae fir 6erber.

Sn &c6pcrt i'm Staat SainoiS III cine Ger
berci erriGtct tpprbCn, in ipc6er Der fiirjI6 pa.
tcntirte YrcceB be6 2uftau6pumpenS aus Der
@Crbcrfufc on9eipanbt nirb. @tan 9ebraudt
nur II Stnnoen nad bcIcm SDiCm, I'm 2cbGr
gu 9crbcn, nnb fir 6Olb!cbcr ioGdr nur Is Nins
ntcn. 0ds @cipidt bcS QcbcrS 1T I'M 10 Yrpc
I6wertr, 05 bci Dem OIteu 4rOccR unb bebaup-
tet man Ic9ar, bag bOS 9Cber bciIcr ici
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sG-Sm lcBtCn 0Onncritdg 1T Sor George B.
W 8innemprc, IN Dem @riduQuBbcf ppn @oOs
amcniina, in Ybil0bclpba fir bic Grmcroun0
Cincr 6rOu Wa9ilton bin9cri6tct iporpm-Gr
crlldrtc l6 ol5 uuiduog ipic Oic3 i'll picIcn
6dIIcn oieicr Nrt gci6cbt-&ibt5 llugclpObns
lifrS ficl bci Der Soinribtna Dor oufcr OoB ttin
0citlifr 9C9Cnpdrtig ipor-0c llriafc 1T,
ipeil gSinncmorC tCincn mimld)tC
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BBn0ic :, @ilcr5taun 9rabbauoc" bat Gam.
tags Den 14tCn september, ndGfsnS, ais Die
Belt fcIt9CIcbt 5ur 2IbbaItun9 elmer 4itnid. 50
lit baSu Gin gSoIo nobe bel Nllcr5tdum auS0cs
wdblt Sbnc 3weifcl ipirb man Na cine frobe
3eit boben, unc c0S Yublitum icltc c5 ui6t pcr,
9cBcn bciyipobnCn
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psrein iunacr gRann hat in einem Sctcl il

p%Gin iun9er @ann bat in einem !ootcI in
YariS SebRnorb bcgan9en, inbcm er ld 9cgen
so giabcn in bic Srult geitoBeu bat Al6 CT
gefunben iparo. bIutctc er iib ju Scbe unb balb
barauf CAB sr ben @eiif auf Gr bate cnen
@ricf bintrIailen tporn er erfldrte, baB Icin
9cbcn cine ein,igc @erfettun9 bon SduIdunscn
nnb 2ciccn gcpcIcn lei uno ba baS SdifluI ibn
init Iubeitiden longlam tGbte, 10 babe CT bisie
SSeiic 9cipdbIt, icincr tummcrboacn Gyiltn5 Elm
@nbe Al lnaden
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paSScr Gbrip Sr SotcS, ba5 dltcIfc @lit-
9icb Der 9utbcrii6cn SDncbc bon YcnnhIpa.
nien iturb 9anS pl6slib an porIcBcn SdmitaaC
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GSarbe fIr 8auern
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ti9t nun bic tsis nObitiie unb oousrbafisfis Sars
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fir tiueu Girmlar. p:ldsr Die r6aeu StIenosrbsi:
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Don S7ero perP.

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Grbaitcn

sSir babcn bic ste Qicfcrung Der ,GlaI1ihrl
NobrlIcn QitCratllr, " pcldcS gScrf bon s. rs
: SbomoS no g pbn, H 4biuNCIpbia, in Del
orltlbrn Sprdbe bcrauSgc9cbcu pirp Crbaltcn
10 1T ocS Gin bcrridcS, iuterrNantcS luo dn0c.
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b@r Die NnSItclun9 Der 9cda GauutD Nfcr.
s@elcllfdft tpiro bcicS Sobr auf ben 24ltrn,
25iien 26iten unb 27itcn Scptcmbcr in piclcr
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ftellun9 pcrben tpirb, bic nod ie bier ltatt fanb
bieS lit cine bCrcitS duSgemu6tc SodC.
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BeAp0ic &Cpubltdner Der GitD 9bilabclpbia,
baben Dor cnigcn Sa9en NR. @uIlci SboDcr
oIs &idttr Der Court bon Common 4eu6, in
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ne beS Srn. @a6mdn, Der cine Wcile bon oigbD
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ben reitcnben &naben unb baS 9fcrb purbcn ou-
9enbIidIid 9ctOotet, pdbrsnc Der iilu9cre unbers
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S@9oS mcIt 9ciudtcitt 5ortc fir 0llc Glals
fen bon @dlten 1T unitrcitg NaS &rcu;ldliscl
@aitbauS. SSipcriprCdcn miro ms gani gtpiE
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ipiro 9ebutCn purf ben ipcblmOQcnNm 6aitipirtb
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