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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-02-01
j. STYLES, Photographer, Op.

4 J. STYLES, Photographer, Op.
"a posite Post Office.
Pictures of all kinds made 10 the most perfect
manner Frames, in Gilt, Black Walnut and Rose
wood. Albums in great variety. N. B.-Partic.
ular attention paid to copying and snlarging old
pictures. Photographs finished in Oil, Water Col
ors, or India Ink MIDDLEBuRY, VT.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-02-01

4 LBERT CHAPMAN, Middlebury,
IA VI, Dealer in all kinds Of Horticultural
Stock; Apple, Grab Apple, Pear, Plum and Cher
~ Trees STANDARD or Dwarf,) Grapevines, Rasp-
berries, Currants. Evergresns and other Orna-
mental Trees, Flowcring Plants, Asparagus Roots,
Ae., dc 80
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Bows that can answer to this call, and
guarantee them a life Of prosperity if
they will live up to all these points.
To Young Men.
Young men, a word or two for your
benefit, if, you heed it. In this fast age,
when it is so very questionable to work
for living, when young men are anxious
to start in business just where there their
fathers leave off, if successful after long
life of toll and devotion to business, it
would be well if you took plain, practi-
and common sense view of this life upon
which you have Just embarked, First in
importance, is to be honest industrious
and economical. Start in life with a
good reputation and be sure to keep it,
Remember that, at is easier to be a
good business man than poor one. Half
the energy displayed in keeping ahead ,
that is required to catch up when behind,
will save credit, give more time to busi-
ness, and and to the profits and reputation
of your word. Honor your engagements.
If you promise to meet Il man or to do a
certain thing to a certain moment, be
ready at the appointed time. If you
have work to do, do it at once, cheerfully,
and therefore more speedily and correct
ly. If you 90 on business, attend to the
matter promptly, and then, as promptly
60 about your own business" Attend to
business matters in business hours. No
young man can get rich or succeed in
business of any kind, except bankruptcy,
by sitting around stoves and saloons. If
you have to work for a living, do MT be
ashamed, nor too lazy to do it. Remem-
Der that all useful toll is honorable. II
you employ others, be on hand to see that
they attend to their duties, and direc,
with regularity, promptness, liberality
Never buy what you don't want or can
do without, because it is cheap. Never
run in debt unless you know when and
how you can pay. Remember that time
is money, and never squander it. Il
your time is your own, business will suffer
if you do. If you work for others fol
pay, it belongs to them and you have nc
more right to steal it than to steal money
from the drawer
"Help yourself and others will helI
YOU" Be faithful over the interests con-
fided to your keeping, and in all good
time your responsibilities will be increas
ed. Do not be in too great haste to get
rich Do not build until you have ar
ranged and laid good foundation. Be
obliging. Strive to avoid harsh words
and personalities. Do not kick every
stone in the path, more miles can be made
in a day by going steadily on than BY
stopping to kick. Pay as you go. A
man of honor respects his word as hi
does his bond. Ask, but never beg
Help others when you can, but never
give when you cannot afford to,simply be
cause it is fashionable. Learn to say no
No necessity ofsnapping it out dog fashion
but say it firmly and respectfully. Have
but few confdents and the fewer the bet
ter. Use your brains rather than thos'
of others. Learn to think and act 10,
yourself. 1t brings bankruptcy to dc
business upon other peoples brains, al
surely as upon other peoples money
Young man, after You have read this
try and remember it, II won't hurt you
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-02-01
The legal Right of Mothers to Their
Children.


Children.
The following statute is copied from
"Nixon's Digest" of the laws of New
Jersey -
"Any. father. whether he be eli
age, or not, nay,. by his deed execu-
ted in his lifetime, or by his last will,.
dispose of the custody of his child, horn,
or to be born, :. and such disposition Of
such child, or children, shall be good
against the child's mother, or every other
person or persons; and if the mother or
any other person shall attempt to recover
custody of such children, she or they shall
be subject to an action for ravishment or
trespass." (Nixon's Digest p. 915, sec.
81
Thus minor, who cannot legally give
deed, or make will of any property
whatever, may, by law both deed and will
away the child from its mother, whose
God given right to it the law absolutely
annuls And this atrocious law is in
force in the District of Columbia, in the
territories, and in nearly every State in
the Union. Only an unmarried mother
has a legal right to her children.
The Lewis case" is the latest reported
claim Of father, for the enforcement OF
this exclusive legal right to his child. We
are still more happy to report that the
court in this case gave the child to the
mother.
We are still more happy to report that
year by year there is growing tendency
in the courts of all the States to do better
justice to woman, by giving larger pro-
lection to her rights as a mother.
Still, mournful facts of mothers legally
robbed of their children, meet us every
where. A short time since, was i'll
Detroit my hostess told me that in that
city young father had willed their only
child from its mother; that she had fought
the court, the executors, and the relatives
till they were glad to give her the child
to get rid of her.
Why had the husband done this? Was
the mother not good woman? Oh yes
but "shc was young and handsome, and
would be sure to marry again Suppose
wife might will or deed her children
from their young and handsome father.
who possibly might seek to console him
self with new wife
In New Jersey, within three years,
mother hid herself and child several weeks
in the woods, to save it from the legal
claim of its brutal father.
In Pennsylvania, a Catholic father
willed his onl daughter from its Protes-
tant mother. She appealed to the court
which decided that, Us the father was
proved to be of sound mind, he had the
legal right to the child. So his claim
was sustained. In Massachusetts,, one Of
the best women in the State dressed her
two little girls to ride with their father.
The youngest turned its small baby face
as it went out. and waved "bye-bye' to
its mot er, who did not see either OF
them again for fourteen years.
There was no way in which that hus-
band could torture his wife so much. He
had the legal right to do it,
: Does any one suppose that if women
were voters such law as heads this ar
ticle could exist for single twelve
month?
WHAT GOOD WILL IT DO WOMAN TO VOTE
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I h. SAYRE, Dealer in Household
LIE Provisions, Flour, Butter Cheese, Lard,
Teas Cofees, Sugars, Mclasses Syrups, Oil, Fish,
Oysters, Spices, Fruit, Tobacco, Cigars, Candies,
Stone Ware, &c. Post Office Block,
lott MIDDLEBuRY, VT.
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nRGANS at greatly reduced prices.
" Three new Eve Octave PARLOR ORGANS,
excellent tone and finish, warranted for five years
al greatly reduced price 39,tf
Bristol, Dec. Is, 1853, E. D. STEWART.
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To Young Men.

Young men, a word or two for your
benefit, if, you heed it. In this fast age,
when it is so very questionable to work
for living, when young men are anxious
to start in business just where there their
fathers leave off, if successful after long
life of toll and devotion to business, it
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-08

ten @eloes s, 1lmganss nit sinem unter 10
Sabre alten psibli6en Rinoe l, gferoebteb'
ftnbls % &c. &C.
Z fisen auf 2sbsns1eit, l auF 80, l auf 20,
4 auf 20. 81 5piiaen 1920, 200 3uiihen 5
10. 81 3pii4en S-5, 24S SmiI9cn 1-3 u.
As out ! Sabr, 2auf 6 II. l auf 4 Wonate.
2O7 tonnen leien u. jhreibeu, Is leIen, 402
tpeoer leien nod i6reiben. 16l Iino Mds
bisteitsleute, 7 mdBise Erinter, 5l8 @eleeens
beitsl6ter, l unuerbe fertiher Sruntenbolo.
: POP iino uerbctratbet, 465 unperbeiratbet,
5 Wlttueu, Is QBittpcr. - 99 iinb WBaiien,
$50 purOen bon ibrcu gttern eroB9eJosen. -
627 puroen gum l., 48 gum g, 8 gum g., l
gum A., 2 gum 5. Male uerurtbeilt.
Nus W}arplanO iino 9~eblrtia 400, aus ben
hbri9en Staaten 1877, CANADA 3, Seuti6lano
80, Gu9lonO E, Srlano II, 9reuBen |, Sdne:
mart l, Stalien |, Shweii /, Sapern l, Neu'
S4Ottlano /. (8er Statiititsr beg 3ubtbau:
les tiberItebt, baB YreuBeu uno Sapern gu
Seuti4lano 9cbDren,)
1879 Srante puroen bebanoelt, % Harden;
10 itarbsn an osr S9pinoiudt, 8 an 6ronis
i9er Siarrbbe, | an Der GptIepfte. 2 on Der
Ser5trantbelt &C. &C.
gu ben Ysritorbenen geb6reu IIfrso Nu.
quit, Sbpinoiu6t; u. Suoler, Ditto; Gliia
Singer, hroniihe Siarrboe; U. 0tiIes, farb,
80 Sabre aft, &C. &C.
Se6s @inoer, idmmtIid furbig, puroen I'M
SudtbauIe QebDren.
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Ncncites altS WaIbinatou.

QB q b ington, z. San Seute ain:
gen S545, 672 an 8unbesfteuern elm.
- Sie 9cnerdle Yants uno 9urnIioe lang.
ten eeitern nit benz Sampfer rSaua" pon
europa bier an.
= Or: 8ouoerneur QBels uno anbere Dir
9lnier iino bier, UNI gu lebcn, nelbe Mu5Ii9s
ten auf 3ulafiun9 oieier Staat bat.
- eonlminGr Selano bat Die SuperDiIos
rem in ben Srennerei : Siitritten anaewiejen,
bic Aider ale 3 gBoaen au iuedieln.
&ibter Yearre BON Ntarplano, Der fir
Dos Gthteramt oes 4. 9e5irtes Der Der. Stda=
TED eripGblt mar, aber bonn Ssnat nidt be-
ltdtigt puroe, 1T bier, I'M Die segen lbn Dor
gebradten &ntlaSen 5u ipiOerle9en.
- yin Iele8ramm aus Wetp: orleans MEL
oct ben Soo oes @eneral.Wfajors Woper,
MtilitGr. @ouperneurs Don 2ouiItana. Sen.
". mar BON Connecticut 8~ebiirtig uuo mabte
S9erman's bcriibmten ,3ug nit.
Gontre : &omiral poor, gomman0eur
oes moro : atlantliten @ei1wa oers, beri6tet,
oaB Die lpanilde Gre8atie sYfauas De Soloio"
Il. Se3br. in 9auanna nit I ruppen ans
lan8te. Sie 8eiammtjabl Der mad Cuba bes
tOroerten Sruppen bstrd9t nunnlebr 1854.
Sie &dufsr oes &e9isrungslanoss in
Sarper's 6errD bebaupten, baB Die uSattl-
more bio: Sabn 9eielihaft" tcin Gedt ba.
be, tbre Sabn burb oas Gano gu iiibren, mas
bis 3un tiir5tihen Yertaufe cine &e8ierun9s.
mar, obiton Der Rrie9siefretGr
Dor 80 Sabren bic Grlaubnib oa5u ertDeilte.
Senator SteparO BON Rep Aoa beabiib=
tt9t, i'm Senate cine Bla ein5ubrinaen, pelhe
ben ein8efpanOerten Gbineieu Die 9ipilrehte
ppn Str9ern Der Der. Staaten oerlelbt.
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Nns &aihinatpn.

Wa1bin9tOn, z. SanuGr. - Das erfte
Der Stats: Slrers oes Yrdiioenten iinoet AM
Wttipod I'M sgDeiBen Saule@ itatt, gu pels
dem bereits Die Mitglieoer oes Oiplomatiiden
Corps, iopie Gabinetsiet 6iib uno Senator
sumner, 8oritger oes GomltG's oes AuswGrs
eigen i'm Senate Der Der. Staaten, eingela0en
lino. Sas 3ipeite Diner finoet 2 Woben lpa.
ter ftatt uno pir6 Die Sberribter uno Gabi=
nets : Setretdre als 86lte baben oas brittle
&iner in 4 Wo6el,, uno iueroeu oa3u Die Sss
natpren uno e~onsreBslieoer eiu9elaoen per.
ben. SieIe iosenannten rStaats Diners"
perDen ni6t aus Der Yriuattaiie bss Yr6iis
benton be3ablt
- ADMIRAL porter bat 81 BEN beute Abenb
in Der Seei9ule 3u annapolis ftattfinoenoen
Bale iene 9oloene Mteoaile our YeIi9ti9ung
fir Die Seetaoettcr 9ei6ift, rpelbs in 1902 Der
9onareB benz tapferen Commodore Erurton
i6entte, oa er 1900 5tuei fran5. &riessi9iIfe
p%eS9enommen bate.
= Der Srie8ssS efretGr bat ieinen Satraz
pen in 5eras, 5lorioa unb 8eoreia 9efebl aes
9eben Den &epsnue Bsamten g8affen uno
S4ieBbeoarf gu OcrabfoISen, ipenn lie iol9er
aur Glntreibun9 Der Steuern uno our Saiii.
run9 bon SeitlIerie'n ben6tb,9t iino. Au9
ipIe mai ibnen etforoerltden SALES Soloas
ten Sur Yerfi8uns itelen.
SER. Boutpel uno Gen. tYoftm. Ores:
iuel baber mad COMPUTATION nit Dem Yrdii.
oenten ii4 Rber bic 3abluns Der Dampfsr, Die
in 3utunft Die europaii6c YoIt bcf6roern ipl:
len, peritdnoiQt.
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Sta0t Baltimore.

Saiffsna9ridten 0as Sdifi
r5aabet infer, Capt. Sennisien, isSel'e am
%. Se3. bon 2iperppol nab Baltimore Oh.
Gann, traf am II. 3e3br. BON Baltimore in
Bremen elm.
= Bonn Sdooner rInn Garlctt", Der auI
Der Sabrt BON Baltimore nad f5aa Riper,
WtalI, an Sqau 8eab. RS, %itranocte, ba.
ben Die Wrader, Die aud oas Sabr,eus nod
su retten boifsn, $500 S1sffel Wtais gebor9en.
Die 2aounS 1T in grouiosnes, Rb.sS.. Der.
ii6ert.
Ginz uub Musfubr. - Oouneritaa
traf Der S9ooner .Uselitai nit 245 Orboiten,
60 Yipen unb 40 Sifern Melaiie fir Die so.
Sirtlanb, Gbaie& Comp. bon Garoenas, Gu
ba, i'm bieiisen 9afen elm.
So nabm oorseitern bic englii1e 8riag
.pleiaoes1 so Conner Steintob(en $500
@aaonen Geroiin6l 60 6dTer &artofieln,
100 SuBeno Yeien 3 Riitsn Gaufmanuss
naaren, 1888 6aBbedel uno sOaubcn, 81, 900
2eiien uno is &uoer nad Watan3as auf
Guba nit. .-r y
@eftern nabm Der Sreimafer v3. g.
glp- 23,324 SbeIfet Wai,en 891 6dHer
Sar3 1922 Sdde Geltu6en $500 6djcr
Wai5enmsbl, 47,400 &rummb6l3er 90 Or
bofte Sabad, 80 DO. uub 143S S6te Hinoe,
120 1aasn Saare unb 100 &ijten Iufern
mad Giperpool; Der Shooner sSarriet 9afer1
1850 Sauben uuo Gaboetel uno 1900 GaS.
reifen nod Weitinoien init.
- Ser @eIammtmertb Der oiesp61entliden
Waarens uno Yroouften : Nusfu9r aus bieliz
Gem Safen na4 benz Auslanoe betrast $751;
Der 9ampfer g uba., Capt. Sufebart,
sing am l. os. Wets. iber 3apanna uno Rep
gDeit nit bebeutenber 2aoung uno YaiIaaie-
rem BON New=S Orleans nod Baltimore ab.
Ser annette &atbs3meis bat bes
tanntlid cine 8eroronuns paifirt, tpelhe ies
benz Der flnf Mit8lieoer oes BausM usihuies
Der Staotbale elm Sabrsebalt bon $1,000
siebt. Der l. Ratbsapeis bot nod bariiber
abjuitimmen. ebe Die YerorDnung GeieB miro.
Der alte Yau !. MusiduB befam fein Salair,
pdbrenb bic alien Gontraftoren beinabe ale
beibebalten iino. Man fam oaran beliebise
Detra6tunsen fniipfen. obne ieood Die Mns
nabme selten 3u lafsn, oas beiastes Satair
na1gel uht tporoen 1T. Ser 2. &atbsjpeig
8iu8 otne. 3meifel BON benz geithtspuntte
aus, baB ieSer 4rbeiter ieinss 2obHes uertb
isi.
Beamten ) IT, Die Wabl Der Bes
lamb Souneritas Mbeto ftatt; fol9enoe Beams
ten tpurben eripdblt. un6 burb bic Yeamten
oes Warpldnosr 6roblasers inftauirt.
8.W. Soine ais Gbef-Y atriar1, Griebr.
Tolte als 9ober.p rielter, 6. Seioenreih als
dlterer Waroein, Wilbelm SEM als iinaes
rer Waroein. g.. Stmion als S3reiber nno
9br. Qeioer als SbaBmeiiter.
S1wunsuole uno 8eoiegene Neben tuuroen
BON ben @roBbeamten eebalten uno Don ben
reuen Yeamten oes 4aSers t~reieno beautpors
tet. Wis Der p%eroitnftpole Sefretdr Salt
Sintioa 3u ipre&en aufsetoroert wurot, bt-ei'
ttte er ben Anpeienoen cine augenebnis uns
bsrrai4ung ourA bic Rittbeilung, baB elm
gsraoe Dor 8 SabreH bon Tim ~angefangeues
Yrototolbu4 %poreetern ausseiHrtebsn uno
AUD niGt Elm Blatt uaebr atrig ist; oies bate
i'm beipo8en. BEN 2aSer cine tleine ueberra.
fHune " rna&en. Or Ibsrrei8te fobaun BEN
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Oanecl8s uuo ~Kiuau3s8crihte.
SegrlpbiIbeS aQcrlri.

8eisrn friib itarb in philadelphia 9torge Rtalso,
Tin tier Sobu oes Gen. 9amss 5. geslep, GongtB.
Stplitt r aus oru Pittsburger Beiirts.
lido Hen, itarb Dorneritd Vabt. nado-m &c idriitltdb
fh am Roeer' iden Wotbe uuidplois ertlGrt bate. CT
bejtuets G d ben Wbrc.r nitt su tenn n,
= untsr ben Wtormoren bIutrt Die NuFregung Oh Der
airhsnip Il,uns uno Der brobenoe1 Congratulations
fort. Die peutnins Jteips.~ Brisbam Douna's Organ,
rdts 3um Wioettduoe sts,n ben Son,ua bon Guuom's
n'ab.B,u. raas ne eurt9tnse. Doun8 iclbrt 400 in elmer
Repe gsaen bic Bil ips.
Seu,t Fnntt In san Gran,tseo has sroBe Billiard.
Wtttipitl jut,d, n Derry uuo Dion HIATT.
- geferr etitien oas v%s,uusttuA In Snn 6ran,tseo,
gum srien yaait NIT elmer ahteplinoeriatn ptsie o.
orudt. Der trftsu an b r VaeiHe.Rnte.
: On Der Nlht hes 5. b. cabs ~ gafsrs oilt. Gal.
eintn bttiigfn groitoB.
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Sins Guba.

90 a no, 6. GAN. gs ipiro beribtet,
baB cine Mbtbeiluns SnIursenten 8esen Die
8egenb BON Ganto Mbaio I'M Ditoepartement
porriidt. @leid5eitis puroen usridieoene gut
bepaifnete Mbtbeilungen bon ie 200 big 400
Wann nab benz tW{ittelpuntt ocs 9itrifts
ginto Wilas beDr6ert. Q9ie es beiBt, 1T Der
3psd oieier Banoen, bic 3udsrrobrIeloer 81
~peripiften. ueber ben an8ebliten uebertritt
pom 1900 Sniuraentsn 1T NOD feline Beitati=
suH8 einsetrofeu. Sie bog De Cuba per.
IanSt Details, aber bic .prenia. pertilt fht
ibwei9eno. Jn Rnepitas 1T Der geiunos
beltsJuitano itbr unslaila. Gs beiBt. baS
Die Sniursenttu. Die I'D far3lit bel Wipara
peri1anat batten, in Hooten nad Raeseo 5ss
lamb unb Rafiau enttommen ftno. Bon 8ss
neral puello bat man felt bent 25. De3ember
nihts seb6rt. VI mar bon Vuepitas nadD Sos
Zorro aufgebrp&tm - Sn Der nmseeeno bon
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@elckacbuun non Wfarnlouo.

Innopalis, T.. San.-Ser Senat puroe
9sute in 9ebrdudli6er Welie e%rOIinet, Die
Sotihuft bis gum Sbluiie 9eleien, uno oar=
aut Die Sertasun9 bis 9ienitag paiiirt,
Sm untcrbauie-oer Spre6er mar auf ieis
mem St5-par teinG Quorum 5u9e8en, uno bic
Yerta9un9 bis mor8en crfOlate.
Ser neue Staatsz Gontroleur 2epin Woolz
foro 1T on9etommen uno piro uu8eidumt oas
Mint be5ieben.
9rn. Sob. Mcrrpmon's ausi6ten, gum
Staatsi4agmeiftsr eruGbIt gu tperOen, iGei:
ner lebr 9ut 3u Iteben.
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Gin brtttifher 0crtrae NIT
Nhinn.

Sbanabai. 7.San. : Sir Rutberforo
Aleod bat 8ertrags syesociationeu nit gbina
abgeihlofen. Sie Absabe auf Opium ioI
auf SO 9aels erb6bt, Die Seioenfteuer perbops
pslt uno Wan4ow, Yolbama uno Daui3 benz
9anoel 9e6fn.t perben. Sie hineliden uno
3luei europdti9e 9ampfer iolen ben Rasunss
See befahren fbnnen. Sie Traniit : Mb8abe
ion in 8%ertrassbdfen "a Yro3ent bstra9en,
na9ber absr Steuerfreibeit eintreten. @esies
runSssS pei1er ioIen In Bertrassbafen erofs
net merbeu.
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Do F1 Der .ttnabbdnatse Bauperetn Rr. .
BON Baltimore 0pnntps nit Sulrteoenbett lduirnt'
Nno, etnst ueuen Baaperttn nit psrbtIertsn Ueltbsn an.
l~uianssn. 10 wtrost Nae. pel&e tbre 9riparntHt ftsr
aelaSsn. Gs III ote beEe &eitssnbeit. ipsids nod isin Der.
etn asboten bat. Romu1t uuo ~ibtrtiiet vu@ 0ienhaS,
ben IL. San. Mbeues7 1br, bel &arI Bdbtuermann
RI. 1Oa, 6reeerid: Noat, .pooarn oit 1elsss por'
mir fen merbeu. f5-0l
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ytcuer 8nuues Gin.

Sn 6olae elmer bolo ~ er,oartenoer Iuf5Iuns ets
-eSefs @rattfra6en. 8auptrcins Tr. Il babsu Fh
mtbrtre Wiitalisoer ~oell,lbsi entldblp feu, tinen nenen
gaupsrein inter ~osniclbtt Ntan'u m I Rr. 3 ~ g'in.
ben. Iue Sieieniasn, iutltf %eeionnen iinp. otele,n Der.
elm ais Wiii9lieo btijutrfteu. tperbeu bterm,t frtunoIi .
eiuaelaoen. Depntdg Iotno un 8 ubr in Rr. 237,
-aBef.~rdttfr sSaH..s III etidci1en. i'm elmer We.
ra hpng uno Nnibels.3 eib lur9 beInpobnen. SIN
Muftrdge:
(7-2I Sal o. a., n, fron EfTr
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AuHnrDernnq.

DIE Mttalisosr bts ,Germanta, H. tsrh Il sunSS'
0ereins @r. Il psrosH bisrnit auistforoert. nddtlisn
mRittmpdb. ben IL. b. DIS i'm Bert.us 2otal ~ Ct.
iHetncn. aDidtige geIhafle ioftutin Jur Berbanoiun9.
(7-8) Cgorl xBertel. SER.
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guertc grincip. Fnb bic glaeis nieSsreei5la.
gen porotn, I'M ben Sniurgenten teiren
S9ub bsim Gusriif au bieten.-M anuel III
maaue., elmer Der 3nfursentenfabrer, 1T ee'
fallen.
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Srinioao uno oi. 8arte rStnmpebe' aus
Rep .Yprt in 9apauna an9etommen.
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falls ni9t.
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2anobsiiBer STRANDS au bsIeitisen iu6en.
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Der. ct. .Gbliaationen idloTtn su 91h.
Yarts. Z. Saruar, HbenSB. - Bbrie an'nttrt.
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90nbon, I. San, abenos. Der. Ct. Gblisa.
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80 Sd. 6 y.
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fth einiufnoen elm Die oirrte Iufaae ,uiro srhpbeu
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gut on'e5en oesr cine pelm'alte a iiuoeu wolt. bi,r
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Der fur 81. Suilnft teoadt III. uTbeuust uprab r9rben
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Brau' rel perosn ent8s8enssnon'iren bet
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