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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-03

man, wcro elected without any
opposition.
a. J. Ransicr was elected Chair.
man Of tho State Central Exocu.
two Committee, and Chairman Of
tho Executive Committees Of each
Congressional District and Of cv-
cry county in tho State wcro cleo
ted.
Tho platform is mere conglom-
Grafton Of stale platitudcs, and
dubs Scots administration as
wise, economical and honest
SS,000,000 is quito an economical
years expenditure for these
wealthy citizens, and the thcfts OF
tho Land Commission and tho
opon and acknowledged vonality
OF tho Legislature, pune morality,
in tho sight Of these colleagues OF
Whittcmoro. Tho Right Rover
end has boon quito conspicuous in
tho convention, and has evidently
managed TO retain or regain his
tormor influence.
(COiumJid Guardian.
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Remarkable Predictions.

Tho following extract, which n
writor for tho Cincinnati Enquirer
qnotcb from pago 80 Of Mr. Cal.
houn's works. and which was
written in 1910, reads like history
rather than prediction
" If it (cmancipation) should
ever be effected, il will bo through
tho agency Of tho Federal govern
mcnt, controlled by the dominant
power Of the Northern States of
tho con!edcracy against the resist
ancc and struggle Of the Southern.
1t can then only be effected by the
prostration Of The white race and
that would necessarily engcndcr
tho bitLcrcst feelings Of hostility
between them and tho North.
But tho reverse would be tho case
between the blacks Of tho South
and the people Of the North. Ow-
ing their emancipation to them,
they wouldrcgard them as friends,
guardians and patrons, and cen
tro accordingly all their sympathy
in them. The people oftho North
would not fail to reciprocatc and to
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-03
War.

"Francc has declared waragainst
Prussia" How much is contained
in this business like announce
mentl ! Merely q declaration of
war. Who can tell what human
sutfcrings, mental anguish and na.
tional woe, it involves? The bri.
dal wreath, must make place for
the widows cap the songs Of joy
for tho mourner's sigh tho voice
of rejoicing for the cries Of woe.
The voico Of tho gallant ycomnn
will not unite with those of the
fair maidons, this year, in singing
"harvest homo" DcuM will sim"
tho rcapcr's song, and tho sighs OF
tho broken hearted will compose
his chorus.
Financially, this war must
provo disastrous to rs. Cotton
has already declined, gold, and
with it, brcadstulrs, have gone
up. Our pcoplo woro warned, and
they wcro urged to plant less cot
ton and mako moro food. But
tho warning WAS in vain. If the
war continues ak months, cotton
will DO without buyers, and our
people without bread. The grain
crop, under the most favorable
circumstances, would fall far short
Of our actual necessities, and the
unprcccdontcdly large area plant
Cd in cotton, after expenses arc
paid, will leave liz without funds
to supply the deficiency.
Writo "Economy' ovoryour barn
doors, good pooplo, Or prepare a
room for "StnrUntiDn."
ChcSfcrfcN Democrat.
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Tho Medication Of Nature,

If one is sick unto death, what
more cifcctual medication can tu
found than the sun, and the south
wind, and the ull-cmbrucing earth?
The children OF tho poor arc
healthy, because they sprout out OF
the very dirt. The sun dispcIs
humors, cnrichcs tho blood; and
the winds execute II sanitary com.
mission for these neglected ones.
They live, because they are OF tho
earth, earthly. The experiment
of training race Of attcnuatcd
chcrubs in the shade, and making
them martys to clean aprons and
cl' II dickcys, is Il failure. There
is a vast amount Of post .mortcm
dogScrcl that never would have
been written if tho cheruhs had
only made rt-pios, and hat eaten
freely Of them. Observe the
strong tendency Of mon, even OF
culture, TO court tho Wilderness
and rudo energy Of savage lifc.-
Lct one sleep on the ground, in n
mild climate, for three months,
and even the man who reads ITo-
NOR is content, often, TO sleep
there tho rest Of his life -timc.
1t is better to tamo tho savage
rathor cautiously, and with some
reserve, for if ho DO eliminated
wholly, tho bost relations with
Nature arc broken Oft. Evcrmoro
wo arc seeking for something
among books and pictures, and in
the habblings Of polite society,
that we do not find. When the
blood is thin, and tho body has be-
como spiritualizcd, then it is easy
to ascend to tho clouds, az balloons
go up, and hold high discourse,
while tho world, under our feet,
tccming with its myriad lives,
pulsating cvon TO Tho smallest
dust, and all glorilicd, if wo be-
hold it, is not taken into fellow,
ship, its speech interpreted, nor
its remedial forces marshaled as
friends, to back our halting and
troubled humanity. 1t has taken
almost six thousand years to find
out that IL handful Of dry Garth
will heal tho most cruel wound.
In tho day Of our mortal hurt we
90 but go back TO tho Garth, be-
licving that in tho ages to como
wo shall go forth again, ttcruaIly
rcncwcd.-ODcrI0nd Monthiy.
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favor them instead Of the whites;
undcr the Influence Of such feel.
ings, and impellod by fnnaticism
aud love Of power, they would not
stop ut emancipation. Another
step would bo taken---to raisu
thom TO political and social equal
ity with their former owners by
giving them tho right of voting
and holding public offices under
the Federal government. Wo SEQ
tho first step towards it In tho bill
already alluded to--to vest tho free
blacks and slaves with tho right to
vote on tho question Of emancipa-
ton in tho District Of Columb bia.
But when onco raised TO an equal
ily thcy would become tho fast
political association of the North,
acting and voting with them on
all questions ; and by this political
union bctwoon thcm holding tho
white race at the South in com
plete subjection. Tho blacks, ana
tho protligato whites that might
unite WIN them, would become
tho principal recipients of tho Fed
cral Offices and patronage, and
would, in consequence, bo raised
above tho whites Of tho South in
the political and social scale. Wu
would, in q word, change comdi-
tons with them--n degradation
greater than has yet fallen to tho
lot ofa lroc and enlightened pco-
pie, and ono from which wo could
not escape should emancipation
take place (Which it certainly Wilt
if not prcvcntcd) but by ncoing
the homes Of ourselves and our an
cost ors, and 10y abandoning Our
country to our former. slaves, To
become tho permanent abode Of
dIs9rdor, anarchy, poverty, misery
and wrctchcdness."
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Tho Radical Convention.

Pending tho report Of tho Com
mittce on Platform and Crcdcn.
tlala, the timo Of tho convention
Wednesday was spent III listening
to addresses from various distin-
guished colorcd and white orators.
The grand theme Of tho occasion
was tho right Of tho black people
to q greater share of tho public
Offices, and white and black We'd
each other in doing justice to the
sublime subject. Mr.. Morris, Of
tho carpctbag organ, tho Rcpub-
lican, was called upon and made
to toe tho mark by DcLargo and
Delaney, w hom he had attacked
somo time tinco for their anti.car-
pet-bag doc Grimes. Uo apologizcd
very mockly by saying that ho
had misun nderstood and conse-
qucntly miSrcprcscntcd tho gon-
tlcmon. Neither of tho gentle.
men, however, seemed satisfied
with this servilc apology, and DO
largo was going for him, saying
that he only wanted about a ff:
teen minutes shake at him to
show him up in his genuine col
ors. Rev. Cadotship Whittcmorc
reported at this time, as chairman
of tho Committee on Credentials,
and saved tho editor from tho
broadsidc which would have been
poured into him. Tho Gulfin fac
ton from a hbovillc wcrc declared
tho properly elected representa-
hvcs Of thcir county. Tho Y. j.
+. Owens t tckct from Laurcns
wero seated, and tho delegates
chosen by tho first convention in
Orangoburg.
Next came tho nominations for
Governor and Lieutenant Govern.
or. Everything, it. seems, had
been cut and dried in caucus, and
Scott and A. J. Ransicr, a colorcd
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-03

was nearly four inches longer than
that Of his antagonist, although
tho weapon Of tho Major was
much tho heaviest.
Everything being in readiness
tho men took their positions and
crossed swords. In strength and
agility they appeared to be pretty
evenly matched. Tho positions
assumed by them, however, wo
arc informed by ono of the wit
nesscs, wcro strikingly dissimilar.
Tho Major stood in an easy at
titudo, with tho point Of his
sword we'll raised, whilo tho pro-
tcssional swordsman, with rigid
body and stitfoncd arms, hold his
weapon with lowor point and
with q grasp of iron.
sKILLFUL swoRDsMEN.
Both were evidently skillful
swordsmon, and cautiously watch
cd for an opening. Tho Captain
was tho first to attack, but tho
blow aimod at tho Majors head
was coolly and easily parrcd.-
Several rapid passes wore made,
when in parrying blow, tho Ma
Jor was painfully reminded Of Il
detective sword hilt by receiving
a cut across the right hand, which
LAID tho knucklc of his torctingcr
open.
The recipient, however, showed
no sign of pain, and without
changing muscle of his &C, con-
tlnued on guard. An j. ant af-
ter, in attempting to parry dcs-
pcrato blow aimed at his head,
his wrist, weakened by the former
cut, partially failed him, allowing
his sword to partially fall under
weight of the blow. His agility,
however, saved his life, for lie
sprGng back just in timo to par
italy avoid 1t, although tho point
OF his advcrsary's weapon touch
ing his forehead, left a cash abont
an inch and half in length, AS
the Professors sword passed down,
inst grazing The shoulder Of tho
journalist, tho lattor, by q move.
meat like lightning, made athrust
at nis antagonists face. Tho point
ofthe weapon entered tho corner
Of the eye, and tho wounded man
was forced TO his knocs upon tho
grosnd. While in this position
VIC tTo told he mado several blows
at tho body and logs Of tho Major
with his sword, which ho still ro.
| tnined in his hand.
Tho Major finding his adversary
completely at his morcy, and still
holding him with Il steady hand,
in this horrilo position (the point
Of tho sword boing still in tho fon-
cling masters eyo) told tho second
to take his sword from him and
he would grant him his lifc.
The second at once did 30, and
tho swordsman, almost crazcd with
agony, was removed and tho at
tontion Of q surgeon at once &C.
cured for him. The eyo was forced
from tho socket and no doubt do
stroycd.
Tho Major at onco returned to
tho city, and shocked his friends
by his appearance. HIS shirt, faco
and outor garments wero satura.
ted with blood from tho wound in
his forehead.
His friends, getting wind Of tho
duol, "intorvicwed" him persist
ontly, but gained from him no in
formation in regard to tho affair,
as ho told them that it was all
over, and ho hoped it would bo
kept as secret rs possible. Tho
news. however, spread like wild
hre through tho city, and wo give
our readers the benefit Of such in
formation as we could gathor.
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[ChcsfcrGcid Democrat.

The yacht Red Hot, Of New Bedford
was attacked by an crragod swordlish
Thursday morning, about twenty miles
south Of No Mans Land. The fish ran
its sword through tho bow of tho vessel,
causing her to leak badly. Her crew
was taken off and shc was towed into
Cuttyhunk.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-03

koopmanschap will supply any amonnl
of Chinese at SD per mouth.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-03

THE "ArFAIR" AT FonpAcu-
The following details of tho affair
at Forbach, which has been va
riously reported as battle and q
skirmish between customs patrol,
are published: Two regiments Of
French .huzZars and body of
Uhlans German troops commonly
armed with lanccs,) met on the
frontior. The French Immediate
ly madc preparations to receive
an attack. At length ono Of the
Uhlans camo forward. The French
allowed him to approuh, regard
ing him rs a dcscrter or cxpectinp
q parlcy. On coming near, tho
Uhlan fred at tho commander of
the French, missed his mark turned
and fed amid a shower Of bullets.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-03

The Barnwcll Railroad viii be com
pletcd by November next.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-03

Out Wost, man who keeps y
gentlemcn's furnishing store is
called u "shirtist.'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-03

With such men as Butley, Bonham,
Kcrshaw and Hampton in accord with
the new political movement in our State,
there can be no doubt Of It's merits.
They arc not tho men to compromise the
peoples rights and dignitics. But they
do comprehend the spirit of tho agc an,t
would save their gallant little State fronl
the hand Of tho dcspoilcr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-03

Joseph Ward, Of Orwell. Vermont.
saved his wife from clipping by kcepirp 9
guard over her silk dress. Sho wouldn 1
clopc in calico.
80
What is fameH Printers iukx
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Notices Of meetings, Obituaries and tributes
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Special notices in local column go cents
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Done with Neatncss and Dlspatclt.
Terms Cash.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-30

Damn rurre iber oieien absefimmt.
Derlelbe SNdpf tbat caHelbe eann fir
ben 3tpeiten lbeil, lber zen rann wie<
Der ot9efimmt,purce rann beitie9 cerz
ielbe Bildpf rie Sanse! gum pritten
MaIe, um Die te3l9li9en canones 3u
beleudten oarauf ,purre aud iber pteie
abeeittmmt. Darlber mar e6 IL p.
m. semorcen uno pieSibuns eeldlc6en.
GaeS rarauf Mittwoh rem 80.
Wds, murre In Der SO. aleemeinen
SiBune Die Debate fortaelegt iiter ras
critic &apitsl de Eide catholica. G5
ipra9en II Nscner rann murpe abe
eel1imut iiber Elm &ancn, ,poriiter mai,
f1 Gas5 suspr nibt bate eini9en t1n<
nen. Sin en9lilberBildof bate ndmz
li6 teantra9t, smilben Romano ca
tholica ein&omma iii 1,bcn> aus einem
aQerrin9s triftisen @runpe, Die De-
putation mar ober oa9e3en, unp bel Ter
Abfttmmun9 feline grcbe Msbrbeit. So
ltimmte man rrbmol ab, unc cas-
&cn,ma blieb ani Stimmeneinbeliafeit
aus, neil 8iltci Safer perfprab, pa@
fit einen canon (sesen Die 2lnslifaner)
einSubrinaen. .-.t-.....
6eute CID ld,reibe bieb am 81. Mdrs)
1par bic 81. ause'neine SiBuna NORM
miecer 1 / 0dter lber ra5 brittle &aptz
tel de Eide {praden, C'pprunter 9.
Mmat uno .6efele). Damn muree eas
rein 9eprufte 1. Rapttel aus<
setbeilt, ramit norsen enceiltis rariiz
ber abseitimmt ,perce. uno eben1o erz
bielten mir ale rie sorseidlasencn0erz
bei1erunsen gum 2. xupitel de Eide
catholica, um iie 3urpr nr@ su prufen
unp Su erpdsen, uno rann iibr ibre
Nnnabme pper @erperfuna abftimmen
3u f6nnen. #.'
DaS 1T ras @uerneuene, mas dbcr
ras 8atifanilde Gcneil ;u beri9ten III;
e5 1T rurdau5 perld(NG bitori1b tas
tbplii1. Neine Stellune pertie.et mir.
Ndberes ilber Cen Snbalt pelrn n1iBuz
tbeilen, was anpenommen puroe; eS
miro pbnebin in tu3sr Bel, bc<
fannt perpen, neil permutbli9 spr
Oftern bic uier Gapitel nod abeetban
treroen f6nnen, aus cenen Der erfe
lbeil de Eide catholica beitebt, unp
raun eas @eiultat in 6fentli1sr feiers
tt@er Sibun9 befannt eema1t miro.
@ir baben tdolt& SiSuns unu fno IN
Der Sbat iebr anseRrenst. 81 s9: 4
Die 2efer yneS Wanrerers pi1en
I9cn aus europdil9en Na9ri1ten, pte
febr, teionpers uon Mln@en aus bas
Guueu an9efeintet mirp, rur9 8erbrez
bunsen, 2d9sn une 8erldumuun9en u.
psl. @ir >ri0en bier ,penie rason, es
sebt NQes feinen rubi9en, proentli9en
Sang. Sc 1T wabr, ba6 In Beaug ouf
pie Snfalibilitdt pieWebr;aH Ger 6ferz
rei9il9en unp peutl6en Btia6fe, ju
penen aud etli@e Gransclfn uno Nme>
ritaner aablen, Sppciitipn MAIDEN,
Das fort aber bic frieoli9en
8erbdltni0e rerelben nit ben
anberseenteneen pr6laten teines<
,pess, uno 1T ,nur cine @etrdbr
paf0r, trab bic 9a9e senau unteriu1t |
eepnlft unp erppsen pirc, ebe etrpas
DefntttYes pardber entl1iepen miro.
Douen wir ben S6usensel Der ctatb.
&irde ben IL. Mi6aela feibis anrufen,
oab er fie sesen ale 9iit pes @otans
frdftis bel@dse. l4..l agr.a5tE g.N4
~. - 81 a n {fn SO m N . = fEg1
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AnSlanoii9e Na@ri9te,l.
Gprreippnben3 aus @p,,,.
Som, ben 80. Mar3 1870.

VSVWte WV OVs lVWtG low.
@eit cem 18. Mldra oa bic ausemeiz
men eibunsen oe6 @atifanilben Com
ellis mieper beaonnen folsten Ge f6
1dneQ ouf einanrer. "a Der III. So
lspb bier einen 9etptenen 6eiertaa bat,
unp rer co. Elm Spnnta8 >pnr, lo fab
3par oudra6 goneil ni6t; bel Der
capella papalis am Senntase ,paren
nur etma bic Ddlfte Der @dter 3ueesen.
Mm Montase rarauf (2l. Mdr3) b;elt
Der bl. @1ter Elm 3cnfforium. in ,pslz
@em Garc. Wilpfzpirans<6errstti 3um
gurpinalz Bildpf unp Nadfolser pes
sssRcrbensn Garr. Heilad in rer
5abina ernannt purce. uno Die &ir<
9sn Don Godabamte in Bolipia, Njacz
clio, Singers, SuacaIupe (Antillen)
Yafo (9teu9ranaca), panama, Neraz
cru3 unp 3oloppa in Merico unp 9lnz
Iona i. p. inf. Silb5fe erbielten> 70 pie
aud bic von rerpropa9anra vorseidla>
eenen Bilh6fe unp Gr3ti1d5fe befannt
9emadt murcen-fiir Armaob, So
ronto Oca5 gum G3bifburn erbuben)
3iana i. p. inf.,. ct. Musufin in Gloz
rira (Bilbof 0erroD Sapannab (8iz
i1of perfep), Mrmipile (Aultralien),
2eaiont i. p. inf; Dolide i. p. inf.
Abpero i. p. inf; California i. p. inf
(5einri4 Spraeb, Mrm. pom DetrpiD,
litopolis i. p. inf, uno rie 3mei Cry
bil95fe pon 9lrmaY unp Gpronto I'M
ca5 'pallium einfamen.
9lm Oienfas cen g., Wittmc9 ben
23v Tunnerftoa ben "a. Mdra unr
Samfas cen 26. tparen ater rie .15..
16., II. uno 49,. ausemeine Sieuns
unp ipra9ea in renlelhen 45 0dter,
rorunter ou@ Der Gr3biidpf Don ct.
Qoais unp Der Bii1pf ron @beelins.
unp nit beloneerer Aus,ei9nuna bic
;wei Bild6fe Yru Rottsnburs unp
2rier. Am IS. Mdr mar ndmli9
bic erfe 6dlfte ree ron rer Deputaticn
flr @laubeneia6en un,oearteiteten
neu'n S1euas ldmm,liden gdtern
u,it8etbeil. ,iporben, unp tardber fanp
nun pie Ditufiion fat, bic Mcntoes
parauf in Der 19. Sisuns fortssltbt
,purce. .--
Ca iab man ioelei6, um uie piel
befer BE neue @efdditscronuns pirfte.
Die emendationes (Nmeneements).
rie ror9el&la8en uno BON eenen, bic fie
beantro9ten, ldriftli1 beim Seeretdr
ees Goncils nieper9ele8t ,peroen mub<
ten, nadcem Der Nntro9fteQer fe ;uYor
mInpli9 por tem GonciI oelteno ~
MAIDEN 9e(u9t ,purpen RAID aeprudt
uno in Der &esel faon in rer nd9fen
cper ;weitfolsenpen Sieuns an he
1dter sur Ginii@t unt prdfuns oer<
tbeilt. Damn fam es ;urNb<
# i'm muns. Gbe jeoo9 oa3u ee<
t&ritten .purpe, trat Elm Mitslteb Der
Deputattcn auf unb nertbeiciete unp
redtfertiete oas S9en,a, ooer ben lert
ceeieIten in 9eeieneter @ebe uno NIT
triftisen @rinben, erfldrte 3u9lei9, ,pel>
DE 8erbe0erun9en bic Deputation an
nebmen 3u t6nnen, uno .pel@e Ge ob>
lebnen su mii1en elaubte. Mu9 l9on
| i'm 2aufe Der Debatten trot 3utpeilen
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Elm Mitslieo Der Deputation auf uno
tpiperleote pcer terihtiote Grfl1runaen

Elm Mit9lieo Der Deputation auf uni
miperleete pber terihtiste Grtldruneeu
'ceer Meuberunsen, ric ein3elne &ecne'
aus rer Mitte ces GoneilS 9escn ibrt
Mrbeit ppr9ebradt batten. Dapurd
unferblieb oiel unnlBes 5inuneberrez
ren, unr RE san,e DerIammlun9 mas
BON rem Stanre eer Sa6e sebSri9 unz
terridtet. Als ee raber in rer IS.
SiBune am Iienitas ZEN 20. Mdr; sur
Nblt,mmune fam, murre bic Gtnle l.
tun ;um 8 dema unc oas
erfe &apitel unb Die pa;u
9ebSrt9en flnf canones fail
elm tim mig aneenomm men.
SetrefTS Ger Ginleituns (Proemium)
batte Der gr;bildof primaa oon I'M
sarn, SOB. Simpr Die Deputatiun
pertreten; betrefTS pes eriten &apitels
uno oer canones mar eer Bilbrf 0alz
let ron. 8sir, n ibr Geoaen teipe fnp an
esfannte tiidti9e 2beplpsen uno aus
9e3eidnete Nepusr. yDeil es Die 2sier
intereffren bdrfte, ras 0erfabren bel
Der slbitimmuns fennen su lernen fo
wiu iA e6 biermil bel@reiten.
Mlie Gdter fiuo auf ibrem plaBe ;
jeper bat in 1einer 6ano ras serrudts
Sdema> uno eten 70 bic serrudten por<
sel6la9encn 8erbe0erun3en raSu. Die
fino numerirt 1, 2>3 u. I. ~. Die
Stimm3abler fnp AUDI auf ibren poz
iten, UNI 3unddft um fie berum bic
Stimmen ;u 3dblen. Nun liest per
Subietretdr bic 0erbe0erun9 go. /
uno bemerft sueleid: Die Deputation
bdlt fie nidt fir sceienst." user fe
allo fir 9eei9net bdl! her itebe auf.
Damn weren cie Stebeneen oe,1blt
uno nc 3abl ouf9eidrieben. !6ierouf
ruff rer(elbe 9 utietretlr: wer bic Nerz
beNeruns No. !. nidt fir seeienet bdlt
itebe auf. Iiele ltcben rann ouf unp
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sobalo fe se3dtlt finr, iast ct: jest
iteben cie auf Die oa9e9en fnr, rann
itsben riele auf, unr werbsn eeadblt.
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mes tbeilwsi{e ansenon,men cper psr,,
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ieruneen ,pieeer seerudt, piere. un,er
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pariiber abgeftimut. 3uleBt tornult
pteielbe Sa1t aud in 5fTentli9er unb
feterlt9er SiBuns in 0esen,part pes
papfes Dor; pann miro 6fTsntli1 nod
einmal abgeitimmt aber ni9t naebr
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bern ieoer mub ein3eln antworten: pla-
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nur cine Gormalitdt; renn
per einmul in Der 9ebeimen ausemeine,,
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babel. Mebrbeit Der Stimuen ent>
iaeioet; in @laubensfaden muB.
jepo@ rie Mebrbett jepenfaus et>
ne iberwdltisenoe fein, in Der
3esel aber Ginittmmisfeit. Diele
Abfimmuue ee1dab in osr IS. Sisuns.
Man tbeilte ras erite 3apitel in ;'pei
1beile. Bil@pf 0ai1er bepor,portete
uno re@tiertiste 3uucr ben eraen 1beil.