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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24
BALTIMORE LOOK HOSPITAL,
ESTABLISHED AS AREFUGR FRoh
QUACKERY.
THE ONLY PLACE WzER1 a suhA
CAN RE OBTAINED.

Taps Johnston has discovered ths
~ most Certain, SPEEDY. and only Efeo-
taal kemedy in the World Tor Weakness
Of the Back or Limbs, structures, Affeo-
tary Discharges, 1mporency, General De-
b1lity, n erv 'osness, Dyspepsia, Languo,,
Low Spirits, Confusion OF Ideas, PaIpttae
ton OF the Heart, Tinidity. Trembling.
OF the Head, Throat, Nose, or SKIN, Aztec
lions OF the Liver, Lungs. Stomach, or
bowels-those Terrible Disorders arising
from Solitary Habits of Youth--secret and
Tins tnan the song Of .yrens TO the Mari
nsrs OF Ulysses, blighttng their most bril-
liant hopes or anticipaticns. rendering
marriage. &C.. impossible.
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RlCHARDRO VISITOR.

RICHARD ROCKS VISITOR.
Since his wife died, Richard
Rock had lived alone and friend
+. less. She, poor soul, had kept
some good feelings about the
home, and now and then a
spare plate stood ON the table,
or an extra chair by the fire.
side. Mean as he was, he had
never quite brought himself to
say to her, 'You shall not have
a guest though he pressed
away by the hour about the
terrible EXPENSE after each
stranger departed. Neither
could he prevent a deed of cha
rity now and then-the gift of
a loaf, or an old gown, or a bag
of -four. The unhappy wo-
mans kind heart would have
it's way at times, for Richard
Rocks parsimony was not in Z
duced by poverty, but by a
misery soul. He had only
been a very econimical young
man when she first knew him;
but the greed OF gold grew
with every year, though they
had no children to leave it, and
were possessed of enough and
to spare for any ordinary life
time.
I Mrs Rock died suddenly. A
little better living, Il few 1uxu-
ries, the use of a carriage in
wei weather, and above all, "a
little more love aud tenderness,
might have saved her life.
Perhaps old Rock did not guess
it.. When she was gone, he
felt her loss as he had never
dreamt he would. Her placid
face and mild blue eye haunted
him. The neatness which she
kept within the dilapidated
home, the skill with which she
had prepared the coarse viands,
the quiet way in which she had
ministered to all his wants, had
scarcely been understood before
she was taken from him. More
wretched than he had been in
all his life before, he shut him
self up alone in the great bar
rem farmhouse, and lived there
like beggar. No guest en-
ttred his door. No one ever
paused there for charity. With
its closed shutters, and naked
door-yard, where once the wife $
simple flowers and herbs grew,
it was as desolate a place as
one could dream of. !.
It was winter now, and the
snow lay piled all about it
was heaped upon the fences, in
the window lodges, and upon
the chimney-pots. Long icic-
les hung from the broken wa
ter-spout and the edges of the
great rain-tub; and within, a
little wretched fire of sticks and
branches burnt in one small
fireplace, over which rich
Richard Rock shivered and
shaddered, as though he had
been the poorest creature in
the town.
1t was nine o'clock, and a
Saturday night. Few lamps
burnt in the village, but the
lecture room of the church was
all aglow. There they had a
fair, the proceeds ofwhich were
to be bestowed in aims upon
the poor of the town, who had
suffered much through the hard
winter. Some rich men had
given considerable sums in aid
!, Of the object, and one enterpris-
ing individual, holder than the
rest, had appealed to Richard
Rock with no success whatever
He had indeed limited that be
himself stood in need of aid,
property was bringing in SC
little, and the charitable beg
gar fled affrighted. They talk.
ca him over at some of the Ia
nies that night, and said how,
i YRS, Rock had been alive, al
ieas1 one tiya-dollar bill would
haYe been found somehow for
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24
DREs MNTs. PREsEN rs

We offe' a fine rre Of the following
goods. suitable for p esegts. 10 which we
Invite
Pspier Mache Writing Desks,
Orn me n ed " DIRK Boxes,
to-ey's superior sod Pens,
II ndsome Bibles aud ray ers,
fronzs husbands and Zap Weights,
R"gers's Groups OF 1T" tuary
An erican ami Imp ,rtd hronos,
Fsench Paper ana Envelopes,
Chess Men an Board,
Goodaiis English Playi ing Cards,
Crt"uc &c boards.
Dante's Inferno. Illustrated by Dore,
Teunyson's Idyls. DO do
kaulbach's Illustrations, &C., &c.
Wilson d VALUE
apps West Main street
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Clothing.
GREAT FALL STOCK OF
CLOTHING !

IA. w. M T Il Z s
"a HAS JUST RETURNED FROM
"a the Factories with the largest ano
"a best stock OF
~ GENTS CLOTHING
ever offered in the Norfolk market, which
he has bought CHEAP, and designs to
astonish the people with the Low
PRICES he intends selling at.
The finest stock OF
CLOT HIN g
ever brought to this market can now bt
found at his store, and the prices are as
tonishjng low.
Gentlemen are invited to call and ez-
amiue.
A. w. MILLS,
t... Gents Clcthier,
40. ii Main street,
nol4 Head of Market square.
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Nor'oE:
Just received.

Just received,
rs boxes Brand ROSErTE Chewing T.,
bacco. This Brand, which as z Won sac
IN entire Satisfaction TO our Customers
ia>t ca can now again be foanu III Qua
stock, as we will now receive cunstan,
supplies from he manufacturers. tt ose
Iooaeco Dealers that dId keep thu
Brand LIST So tson would do well Ia ex :
.smlne thls Brand for their own benefit.
HAM BURGER BROTHERS,
sole Agents for the Dabney,
VINO. esale 1ooaccon lsts,
myl9 6 Wide Wafer streLt I,
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YOUNG MEN.

Especially, who bava become the Wiz
TINS o1 Solitary Vice, that dreadful ant
destructive habit which annually sweeps
TO an unLitaely grave thousands of Young
Men OF the most excellent talents and
brilliant intellect, VINO might otherwise
nave entranced listening senators with
the thuoders OF eioqCence or walked TO
ecstacy the living ly4e, may call wieh
tuIl cuNHusnca.
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p @ e 7 r x.
SONG.
BY JEAN 1NaELow.

BY JEAN 1NaELow.
In the night she told q story,
In the night and all night through,
While the moon was 10 her z ory,
And the branches dropt with dew.
! Twas my life she told, and round it
Rose the years as from deep;
In the worlds great heart she found it,
aih Graded like q child asleep.
In the night I saw her weaving
~ By the misty noonbean cold,
All the welt her SD uttle cleaving
With q sacred thread of gold.
Adj she wspt me tears Of sorrow,
Lulling tssrs SO mystic sweet;
Then see wove my last tomorrow,
And her web lay at my feet.
OF my life she made the story;
must weep-so soon twas told
But your name did lend it glory,
And your love its tn cad of gold.
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MAR IAGE.

Married persons, or Young Men contenls
pLattns mari iage. being aware of Pbysi-
cal Weak ness, Organic Debility. Defor
mtties, speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care .
DR.. j. may reiigiously coufide In his hcn~
or as a gentleman, and confidently rely
upon his skill rs physician.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24
A Substitute for Tobacco

NOM saw ED!
Those who wish to abandon or dimi n ish
Its use. are reminded that the Substitute
Is lust the thug. II is @
VEGETA BILE AROMATIC TONIC,
ami acts most benedcialiy on tbe stomach
ana nerves, long epervated by the poison
OF 7 obacco.
OLD MAN or young man, trembling un.
der the powerful narcotic influence OF the
Qufd or pipe. now Ia your cnance. Try
one box and be convinced.
For sale at our new store In Atlantic
Block.
IN vi NJ. A. Il C. A. SANTOS,
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- LACK AND GhAAN aEAs
Several chests of excellent or alities. ai
l.N per pound u $50 rer pound, at our
new store In Atlant,c BLOCK
myl2 Nj. A. d q. A. SANTOS.
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,XSO owners, masters OF vesrei:
and Elefchants generally.

rYyO owners, masters OF Eesaes.
and Merchants generally.
HAVING put my TWO STEAM Ghl.
rIONAT MARINE RAILWAY uargs
and smalD In new condition. am pre,
pared to haul vessels from 10 to 500 tons 81
New York rates.
A requisite supply OF Timber, and
steam Saw Mill In the YARD, enabiea IL
20 guarantee dispatch in all orders.
Masts and other descriptions OF spar
made on short police.
Shears for masting vessels, and all otEe
axtures necessary TO facilitate work at
taehed to the Yard. ssl4 Il
have under my control mechent - Il
~ inherent branches, necessary - re,
g less pesseis thoroughly and a the bea
NATHANIEL NASH, r.
Pract;o. ship Builder.
aNe-'A Wv No. & b so W. W alter 81
Nj OW' rs Iti K TIM s,,O q r.
IN Palr your stoves and set your houst
all kinds OF repairing cheap, and at ~ sbo ~.
Have just received IL large lot of
SELT-SEALING f&uIT CANS. Z
the best in the town, to sale. cheap
Also, y large number 81
10 1'sI COOK STOVES,
of the most approved pattern g, and all Q
which are warranted good BAKERS; ;,
LAMP CHIMNEYS and LAMPS OF all
kinds, with the sun, Comet, diamond
and other Burners.
~ M. Old Lamps repaired ana alterea 81
1T No. s CAMPBELL'S WHARF. Z
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NANCY GOODS,

A large supply of very choice and bsau
tl'ui Tooth Brushes, Combs, Ba'r
Brushes Pomades, Extracts end French
and American soaps, &C., &C., just &C
hand ana Tor sale low by
Al. A. & q. A. SANTOS,
mylS IL Atlantic hloclS.
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Carriages.
DULLEN f. PIERCE,
CABBAGE MAKERS
and MA RnWAkE

VnTJLlEN r. PiERCE,
~, -
hRRIAGE MAKERS ID
and HARDWARE,
Nos II and % Union street,
uan,n h.an a. mi. h,s,n ass
@ for n, oaad Years. are prepared to
give general saS's nxG Lon W IA WIN -"'S
All kinds OF LIGHT CARRiA6ES
made OF the hest material and workman.
snip, at lowest prices.
cnacu LATERAL, OF EVERY KIND,
NOnO nrtas Wa.or M.,arisl AMI
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A N e w II HIN G .
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TN II. JONES,
AUCTIONEEk 4 SECONDHAND
EIJRNITJJRC DEALET.

No. IA ROauoke Avenue.
furniture of all xmas purchased or Solo
at Auction. Keeps constantly on hand
S.cond-Hand Furniture, for sale cheap.
NV Cottage Bedsteads always on nand.
ustion sales every Saturday. jan2l-ly
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-05

BLIND ToN-A large and apprectative
audience assembled at the Opera House last
evening, to listen to the entertainment Civ
en- by Blind Tom. Tom is of musical in.
spiration, sightes5 from birth, and is won.
dorment. phenomena IN orc direction on.
ly, and that in his wonderful aptness for the
piano forte. An artist says there is no art
a7ont him; God has givenhim a guide. but
it is silent oae--that Of nature her.elf-
He is perfect prodigy. All who heard
were astonished, but greatly pleased
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-05

at about o'clock this moruing party
OF oFroughs, preambulatog the streets in .
state of intoXicaton, fell into and broke the
large window of a. o. Farnham's billiard
parIor; some fourteen lights Of glass were de-
moIIsbed' together with the sash Other
places were also visited BY the same party.
with like destructive results Oar "eops"
will soon be placed on duty, when we hope
peace anl order may reign supreme.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-05

The following licenses were granted for
Petroleum Ccutre during the present term Of
Court at Franklin; NJ V. Miller, Oil Fx.
change; G. j. Cross, Central House; J. Z.
Barnes, American Hotel: r. Sands. Petrol.
cum Exchange, \. D. Miller ,S Co.. whole
sale; George Howard, hotel: aud -
Sharp, MONDAY House.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-05

An amendment to the new Spanish con-
siitntion, recognizing the Catholic as the
national religion. has been rejected If
cannot be Ills (or Ile) Cot5oic Majesty in
Spain. it will he ''Ilamiet' without Hamlet
the "Prince' will be omitted "by special
request
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-05

DEATH OF N&. LlEc3Ls's SrGr-MorHHE.
On the 10Th nit. Nus. Sa'ie El~.~h
Lincoln, wdow Of the late Thomas Line n
anI step-motbec Of the late President Lin
coin AID by whom be was principally reared
(Ais own mother having died white be va,
very yogng) died in Cole county, H., at nm
advanced age Mrs. Lincoln" says the
Decatur Magnet, chad for mnny years gr-
sided with her grandson, Joan Hail. o we'll
to-do farmer, who lives about nine miles
southeast Of Charleston, Coles county. near
the line between that and Cumaey,apd and
also near the HttIn country village O.. F.rm-
iuEl0n, She was much devoted 60 her n.
luar.ous step-sou, ard took q deep rtijo
and interest in his rise to fame aal o.uao
as his own mother could have doLc II IS
said that she never spoke Of lin s,noa Liz
tragic death without tears, ard tan ration
OF the world had no more sincere myu.a r
over bis fall than >ac."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-05

The police force appointed by the Police
Commissioners cf Petroleum Centre, will be
officially announced tomorrow, and will be
on duty tomorrow evening. There will be
policeman on duty tonight
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-05

Yesterday the School Directors of this
county met at Franklin according to law.
and selected Charles II. Dale, of Franklin.
County Superintendent OF Common Schools.
and fxed bis SALARY NJ 81 500 ner wear.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-05

The new velocipede school in Atkins
Hall, is filled nightly with parties desiring to
master the science Open ever evening.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-05

whey have met again-Grant and Lee
hut how changed the circumstances! This
time the Confederate Chief, in friendly
manner, calls on President Grant Let us
have peace.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-05

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at Il o'clock \. NJ, and ~
O'Clock 2. NJ.
Rev. J. Y. OXroBY, Pastor.
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The Bay Cooke Eolgeries.

About the beginning Of April. says the
New York Sun of Saturday, some excite.
ment was created in this city by the report
s9at l The National Bank of the State Of New
a11eas6 Aefrauded Of twenty-six
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-05

ATS. PETER AND PACL'S S(CATHOLIC)
CHURCH.
Mass at lO1; a. M.
Fespers and Bercdiction of the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. m.
Catechism at p. m.
JAMES DUNN, Pa stor
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-05

SASH. GLASS AND DOORS. LARGE
Stock, at t.o l'rr 'tur. Store. Hr2-.
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NEW advertiser
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-05

en- eaii i A. B! Il 50 :
faveths pure fresh sttlel1

BIRDS JAVA. SpARRows, CANAT.Y, GRHy
MAN, ut AID MILLER & co.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-05

WALKING CANES at A. D. MILLER y co.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-13
git ptdmit erbQlt,
>per ben 1teuen Jabrgang
nit $3.50 bora,tS be5ablt.
&ldfdnbtge baben ielblt>
perltdnblt6 AUDI ibr Be-
treffnib auS5u9lei6en.
Giu(tubungeu uuS aarrt(ponoen,rn,
befonters iiter tir9li@e uno aneere mi&tise 8t'
sebenbeiten, Fnb ieterseit wiafpmmen, mii1sn
aber spm gerfa0er unterseidnet iein.

Rar ppf.SfNee> Nrncp Orhers fins bas hiaisfe uae
unb erRe tel ,ur lteterfenbane spn ls nnt lrGten,
no fe ;u taben iins. tasu eebraa&t mertea.
goenn lie Raen llnterdreieern enseientt merser,
ieuten fe beut sefdreben en, unt bas gpfaw' eeuns
unt Staat eenau uab rdtis ansesetea rersen.
gBsnn eine 3eituns einem gpaamt an elm anstses
ssrj.st ere.n icu 70 mus immer au bas grfamt anas
eebea werbsa, 100 lie 3euns fraber enpfanssa uSrse
gDenn S.mant feiu @latt ndt rese!n,ds;s ewpiaast
rter R asf irsenb cine art 5eber einleida, fc ots
Der betreFnee Nsen omie bic Seraxsseter ipsleid BE-
na9ri6tist rertea.
Die gerontrprtliaes fir @ssieasuns.n fir bic Bel.
tuus ertsu mir bann absruetmsn, rean eeelees ser
resierisssn Brief rtsr per grf.Offes ee'
fhebes. ..... .t. ........s
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-13
Summer 1C-S

la0en mubte. Son Nasula telesra<
pbirt man: Die fatlerliden Gruppen
uno bic @encarmerie beIeBten Nilanp.
Gs bteb, bab bic Muffdnrt11sn Z bi6
5000 Mann fatf leien unp eaB es ftd
eisentltb INN cine &eretnigung ttsz
ieS @ettet5tbeil5 nit Mpntene9rp
banple.
l1n8ar1. slus psitb ,ptrb teriG@
tet pab In NltzSfen aus 2lnlab BET
confe1Tpn5lo1en SGule CSimulta1z
laule|C Elm Gplf5auflouf ftatt8efunben
bat. Die Men9e prans lit bic Sdulz
;i,nmer Gin, 3erbra9 bic 0erdtbldaften>
serrtb pie &atalp9e &C.; erf bic berbetz
9ebplte Wlilttdr Nfffens 1purbe pe6
Iumult5 Wet1er. STUN ibreit man
iIber uGerbebun9" unp berslei6en
pariiber ser9ibt man ater bic nd1fliez
genie etnfade Irage> um bic fd, olles
crebt ndnliG rb etns 0emetnrevertrez
tuns aus atfeluti(tif9er Ma9tppa@
fun1menbeit re9tert pber ob iie nidt
Sielmebr eten fo gut Nufi9tcn auf
caS Ue(f ;u nebmen bat ME einMiniz
itertum auf pa8 Yarlament. Sn Gnez
lamb no man ii9 auf cas 9leaieren
etmaS beder perltebt butet man ii9
rpblweieIid> bic Ge9ierte,, alS eiuelt
blpben Tei9 ;u bebanpeln ben man
uYpn Nmt6 tpesen" nad @iQfIr ;u
tneten vermIee. So railpnirt nit
gutem 0runp Elm reutides 8latt.
9Jre,,fe,,. Deutlalanes er6eter
Sdauipteler uno fein mddti9fer
Staut6mann leipen eletd;eitig an einem
uebel iiber re6en ,pirfltde 8el9affen<
belt Die Ia9ssbldtter febr ,piberiprez
denpe Dinse bert6teten. Der G9auz
ipieler Datpiion bate ii9 vpr s!pe!
Sabren rur6 cine teiipieups an9eitreusz
tie Gbdtt9tett auf rem Gbeater Il, Stem
yorf Elm Derm69en 9ebplt; aber faunl
iiber ben Ocean ;uriid9efebrt yer iel ct
lit etl1e unbetlbare Nerpenserriittune.
@,af Btsmarf mar III cen lebten Sabz
rsn gu rer bS9fen Ma9tipiBe zines
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ebenf fau6 bur6
un9beure Nnltren9upg empor9etie9en.
Nun perpeilt er felt Monaten auf iei<
mem ppmmeriden 2anofs unb Elm gar
nt@t conlerpattye6 Blatt la9t iiber ben
permaliSen 3uitanp re6 9rSFten pplitiz
fden &cteurs, pas folst: uyla6 Mitz
tbeilun9en aus burdau6 superldffeen
&reilen bdtte fi9 per 0eiunbtbeits;uz
ftanp bta @rafen Bismarf ni9t 1pez
ientli@ 9ebel7ert; tpenn her 3uitanp
aud wc6enlans gut iei io bleiben bic
&IdfdQe In has alte uebel rc9 ni9t
aus. Man Mill nun ,pi0en pa6 bic
entl9eireneen &reile fid bertitS NIT Der
Grase tel l9dftt9t babenwer epentueu ben
@raieu8t6mard, ,pelder lelbftperifdnbz
lid Bunbesfansler bltebe, als Minifer
prditoent erleBen fSnnte> n. {. f" aH
q Der beutlAe Yrotel ltantentaa C0erz
iammlun9 fprtIdrittlt9er prote1tanten>
Greisemeincler Gbrifusleuener &C. bat
IN 8erlin fein Ierrain eefunben; bic
9rObe Eurnbaue (pte &ir9en tparen s
PET VerIammluns oerpeilerD mar
aienli4 leer. Der &ern Der Bir9er>
i9aft cer fleieise Mittelitanb mar ni@t
;u erbliden. Dab e8 In ben perldtebe<
ntn Repen an 59mdbunsen auf ben "
&atbpli3tsmuS ni9t feblte brau@en mir
nt9t erft gu ia9en. G8 1T be;ei9nenp,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-13
Muslanoil@e Nadri@tc1t.
cutf 6 an b.

&aum baben bic eS9ilperungen elmer
>pe>,t9fens l1einbaren Gerl1bnun9 Der
beicen peutl1en Grpbml9te cur9
ben 8e1u1 pes preuililden &ronz
prtn;en in bet biterreidilden Sai<
lerfapt bic Nunre rurA bic preile sez
ma6t 70 entIptnnt itd I'M Sarea
Deut11lanos wterer ein BablfampL
Bel welben bic llnbaltbarfstt per sez
9e1warti9en 3uitance re1t ereQ su
Sage trttt. QSie bet 2eler aus friibez
Ten MittDeilun9el1 peib, it bic Ib9eorpz
Merchantmen in 8aDerr auf9elbst
neil bic @abl zines praipenten bel
elet9er Stdrfe Der parteten nt9t 3u
5ta,,pe fam. Cine lteue &ammer lpu
alp se.pdblt tperpen bic llrmablen
ltnb auf ZEN 16., bic Deputirtenwablel1
auf pen 25. Nopeuber fef9eiebt; au6
fit cine Nbdnperuns Der WablbeStrfe
1T Don cer Negierun9 9eior9t. Sir
Mufresuns i'm 2anoe brau6t fe nidt
su ior9el1 cenn oiele 1T unbeldreitli6.
Die i'm @plfe berrl9ente Sti,nmung
lpieselt ii9 IN ben sreufen Dariteuunz
aen purd bic politilden 8ldtter rer
parteien as, unc man braudt gar nt@t
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