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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-18
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NO'TICE,.-EsrATEO of CHRISTIAN DRGuEICH DECsp-
~ Notices hereby given, thar n" r- sne. aimins--
Christian DelrCh late Of the county OF la sale ant
State of Illinois, deceased Will appear before the unity
OF said county the third Monday "g[ the 18Th day
July $50. at the Court House in Ottawa, u said county, Ihe
and where all persons having claims demands n-t aid
estate nstihcd TO attend and present tine same In NritLg
for adjustment
Dated this 2ith day Of May \. Il. $50.
CATHERINE y DEIDECH,
nInVl III -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03
Southern Men and their Disa-
BILITIES.

snack" the Washington corrcs.
pondent OF the Cincinnati Enquirer,
has u reputation for truthfulness,
and We see no reason to doubt his
veracity in speaking of tho reason
why the disabilities of Southern
men are not removed sooner than
they are. In an easy, ctf-hand
manner, he states that people must
not misynderstand the motives of
Congress in refusing 10 grant II gen
eral amnesty, and preferring to pass
bills every now and then giving par.
dons to specially named individuals.
This course il pursued for u pur-
pose basor and more vile than mere
politics. No alone that thoy are
thus enabled to drum up recruits
for the Republican party in The
South by excluding all who lean to
the Democratic party from tho priv
iIege Of amnesty. The chief object
is to keep open the door for corrup-
ton and bribery. A general am
nesty would yield no money; indi-
vidual amnesties can be, and often
are, made u source Of revenue to
the men who deal them out. / can
not say positively that any nom
Der of Congress has been paid d.
roctly for securing the insertion OF
q name in an amnesty bill, but |
can say that persons have paid as
high as one hundred dollars for that
privilege. The money is paid to
the influential friends of Radical
members of the Reconstruction
Committee, and | take it that this
state Of affairs is not entirely un-
known to those members.
Men come here from the South to
get their disabilities removed. They
want to be eligible to Office of some
kind. They r very soou directed
TO some one who can have their
names inserted in the next bill, and
for this insertion they arc willing
TO pay literally. Their money is
taken-nor do / believe it all goes
into the pockets of the men who
receive il. These are facts. of which
every member of Congress is aware
Time was when tho mere suspicion
ofthis truth would have called for a
searching investigation. But cor
ruption stalks so shamelessly alb
road, and so pemeates every depart
ment ofthe Government now-from
the executive who sells his Cabinet
positions TO the highest bidder, TO
the bureau chiefs who cxtort dollar
donations from the starving clerks
under tbem-that it is dangerous
to start an inquiry, because il is
impossible to tell where it will stop
or TO what it will lead. One Of
these days people viii wake up to
the fact that greater crimes may be
committed against a nation by
thieves disguised in the livery Of
loyalty than by brave men wearing
openly the uniform ofrebellion.
lshrsveport Southwestern.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03
MARRIED

AT The reidenee Of X. ID. C%oroHASouR,
ESQ, In Dallas, on Thursday evening, ian.
18th inst, by Rev. II. W. thompson, Mr..
W. II. FISHER and Miss EMMA Me-
CURE; all OF Dallas.
O magic Of lore! unembcllish'd by you,
Has the e len 9 blush or the heritage a
huefs
, Or blooms there = prospect In nature or art,
Like the vista that shines through the eye
10 The herrt? Moons.
At the residence Of tho brides mother, 4
miles East Of Dallas, on Thursday even.
ing, Jan. ~, 1870, by Rev. Mr.. PIrRsos,
Mr.. I'd. MCPHERSON and Miss Ll2ZY,
daughter Of Mrs. L. HAwrE.
Love knoweth every form Of air,
And every shape Of earth,
Aud comes, unbidden, everywhere,
Like thoughts mysterious birth.
WiLLis's Poems.
At Mr.. Andrew Hendricks, Cedar Hill,
Texas, on the evening OF Wednesday, Jan.
18th, 1870, by Elder A. NJ. DEAs, Mr.. j. w.
DANIEL and Miss FRANCES HARRISON;
all county, Texas.
Sure all the gods Of Nature planned
And their hcauties did command,
Responded they in robes did shine
Aud formed n virgin neat and fne.
At the residence Of Judge Baylor, in
Washington county, Texas, Dec. 18th,
1853, by Rev. Mr.. Miller, Mr., q. SHAN
NON BLEDS0E, of Dallas county, Texas,
is Miss SUE CARTER.
tsy-St. Louis Republican please copy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03
list Oy LvTTgms

nEutiNI0 ls ~ Fsasass n bsiiss
Issss Tfh la itlo shifh " 80
islsa eui ~ Msffh ist. sil q, 70 Ne Deal
lsutf shss Hsssisaiss u u
Aisas. usass
laid. ~ Br.ss. Capt " ~ bhTfs,
IEi.snA HsfKasn, Me- ~ nsssF, n BET
I'D " lBuffe.. fr.ati hssfsf, v
Hrs.n, ". n, 2 BeliHiss, NJ bls.i, y
~ nrsay, ", ~ nsHsa, A. u bsi.s, I
n beaver, ".
Cos, a. Comb,. RsLssksy . cTu.. "
j. Cali.vay, O. CrAbirss. H. NJ Csesasss
Al Csuais, Farley callassy, o. Garter
A. CkambsTs z. csisb il tFseirsel
J, n caepeL j,
Dllsn, J panosL I, j.
Illicit, Dr. L.
fallsa, ; O. fils0. G " FoasA, JOha.
GslI'vlL. ii GNsSo, ,, y Gr.ysT 4
o. j. 6oais, s q,
Hsnsa, ". =; Harris. Rev, j. Harris
n. q; Harris, ". III Harris, W Harris
". " Hsnks, ". q, 8, HINES, ], u Han
ter n. j. ilsmiliaH, n, H. iashsioa, I D
JoLason, II. u; Johnson, fraReis Jeha-
.sn, q; jackson, l.. u Jastsen' u, ~
Jse.s0n, NJ James, hsuisi Jendsa, jan"
yoy, 4, II,
knox, W, N,
Iain, J. RI love, T. J.,
Miner J. - Malesh, W Martha, w. "
Moore, Eliza; Marriott, J, W. Marriott. b
Malls, I. J; MsaneJ, Mary NsaHlng, =, y
More, A u MeMharsr J. III nspoa'sli
N. o. MehSugal, N, L.
Neil, o. Num-, A.
Osle, u. 7,
Piis, DR.. A, a. rasils, ~. v. ~ Parker
", or Al Pssss. j. Pinson, 1T.
Rice, q, Al Robinson, 4, - Rains, osn+
Riddle, u,
Saith II. W. H. Sanders. C, D. Sanders
N. y; Peter stones Wid0s; Saith, W. W.
siiIle, Hsnryi Smith, u stone, Lueyi Ste
phrns, u. Nj Seymour, W. Ill Stewart NJ
G. Seurrey, j.
Taylor. ". II Taylor, II. r. Ellsworth
". I; Tayier, Adds Thomas, Mt fhom'
~, q. d. Turner, q, ID.
Vail, Thomas,
West, Cynthia, 3; wynns, W. r. Wood,
y. CT Williams, VI Williams, G.B.
Any one calling for any Of tho above
letters will please say advertised.
WILLIAM JONES, z. NJ.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03
TEXAS ALMANAC.
NALL on II. NJ. Hammond at the
u MAYS STORE.
Jan. 81, lS70-2l:lt

karOur old time friend, DR.. ". II. Pyl.
OF Kaufman, Senator elect from Kaufman
Ellis, Hill and Navarro, passed through
our town on Tuesday IN route to Austin
We are pleased to see him in fine health
Hon. Il. T. B%ioughton, Senator frem
Grayson, &c., also passed here on Monday
together with Messr.. J.. r. Cole. and A.. G
Warren, Representatives from the saT'
district. We did not see them.
Hon. Sam. Evans, Senator from this dis
trict, We understand has gone, slso, to Aus
tin. Hon. John W. Late, Representative
from thi. county is already in Austin anc
Hon. B. 8. Shelburnc, from Collin count!
will 20 down this week. There 10 ever!
prospect of there being a quorum, il not {
full attendance on Tuesday next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03


Tns CEkIHAL hAulHoAB.-fls bItaohd
s~srsspsnisnl o. ,hs SssO RasisisE, has The
follssiRg in T.gsId 10 he s0nslIus,isa Of
The Csh,rsl Railroad
There 10 TO little speculation hers
as to the probable length Of time
that this place will remain the ter
minus ofthe Central Railroad, IL ID
eontended by some, so-callcd know
ing ones, that, the next cotton crop
will DO shipped from Steel's Greek
Is miles distant. That there are
enough hands between this and Cal
vert TO reach here with tho rails by
LIST Of May, aud that tho terminus
will not remain here two months,
Sc, &c, &c, aud 80 forth. There
are others who do not contend for
anything, that observe closely, say
but little and arc investing their
means literally,
Happening to know several OF
them / will give you their ideas;
First, they don't begin to believe
that the cars will DO running into
this place before tho LIST OF Julyi II
they are, the champion ten drinkers,
now nj work above here, on the
route 10 Steel's Creek, will have 10
be withdrawn TO accomplish it-and
IL that DO the case. how il the work
of construction to 60 on above?
Again. admitting the ears run into
this depot by lst of May, eve in
that event, il will take three months,
with the paucity Of rolling stock on
tho road, TO move up Calvert To
Bremond. In this connection ! will
mention II fact.
There is now in Calvert more cot
ton, storei in warehouses, sheds, on
pla firms, in tho streets and laying
about loose in closed lots and on IN.
cant ditto, than can be taken away
by the cars in eight weeks, with
their present facilities. The com.
pany is too short Of rolling stock
Aud il is generally thought that il
they We're supplied with additional
facilities of that sort, that il would
only add to the all cad msufferable
confusion that exists. Ny opinion
is that the trouble could be obviatcd,
where the company to construct
more switches, aud employ more
experienced railroad mon from the
4 North or Great WeSt.
/ have depressed somewhat, but
to return | will lay that another
reason is urged why the terminus Of
the Central road will remain here
through the next season. 1t is,
that there is not, at this writing,
5000 feet of the grading on the Is
miles section above complete, and
the 260 Chinese have been steadily
at work for Z days. Say that they
grade 1000 feet per week, then it
would take them over AZ weeks to
finish IS miles, nearly n year.
say that the force is doubled. which
is not likely, because ofthe jealousy
of the Irishman towards the pig
tailed Chinese-and then it would
take over 5 months to do the grad
ing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03

nB- When the celebrated DR.. Rush declared that
drunkenness was n discsse, he enunciated q frnih
which the experience and observation OF medical
m n ~ every !ny confirming. The many apparently
Insane excesse, Of those who indulge In the use OF
spiri,uous liquors, may bc thus accounted for. The
true cause Of conduct, which 10 taken for infatuafion
I. very frequently q discased state Of the Liver. No
or .sn in the human system, when d%ersnged, pre-.
auccs u mere frightfnl catalogue of diseases. Aud
u instead Of applying remedies to the manifesto.
lions of dis.a.e, as is too often the case, physicians
would prescribe with a vieN 10 the original CAUSE,
fsws, deaths would result from diseases induced by
= d.ranged stats of tAe..bi,sr. Three.fourths Of the
di.. Asses Oh uinsrsted tudor the head OF Consumption
have their seq in a dis,srsd Liver. tsss DR.. Gann''
great v,tks)
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03

sss-C. ". Noy-s, Of the Great Crescent
City Circus, while in San Antonio on th'
l2lh ult., bought two splendid csmsls, pay
,ine $500, in gold for them. Therefore, We
say:
a.. he Camels are Coming for Eoyes IL
L ins to Dallus, within a month, and II he
don make q noise with his mammoth
company we win be mistaken. The cirsuf
will show at Waxabacbie, Lancaster, Kauf-
psn, Canton, etc. Lookout for itl
We will publish is advertisement next
week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03
ny Landreths Garden srsdss at Haynes
nEEICERS

@, corSol No. IA fniESpso OF TEMPERANCE
WI. Scales, President q W. Stevenson
Assistant PRESIDENT Roy u, Scott EI'pres
idenr II. ". Thompson, Chaplain; A.. !,
Ross. Secretary; T. W. Masien, Financial
Secretary; Il. l.. Williams, Conductor Ed
e. smith, Assistant Conductor s. j. Taylor
Inside Sentinel James Beverly, Outside
Sentinel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03
A Gard from New Orleans,
ask attention to The following;

We ask attention TO the GLOWING
NEw ORLEANS, January u, 1870.
To the Editor, of the Dallas nenldi
GrxrLssES-As the most ready means
for communicating with the merchants ol
your vicinity, We desire to make known
through your columns that, owing to the
unusual advantages VIC have enjoyed in
providing our Spring stocks, We shall Oie'
from this da,c, and during the season, very
choice selections, both In Dry Goods anc
Notions, aud the heaviest stocks NC nave
ever kept. Our prices will be the 'rsrs
lor,st Of Ii. market, and your merchants
will find it very decidedly 10 their interes
20 see The Inducements we offer, when the!
.rr purchasing their goods in New Orleans
Respectfully,
l.. II. GARDNER s co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03
/, PrssL Drugs a, DR., llaynss.
Local.

No musical family can snord 10 be s''h,
out Peter. Musical MOH'hly. IL 's pr'n'sd
from rll,.siIs ,ausIa plates, aud contains
In each number At least twelve pieces OF
choice new music. Price, 81 per year
Subscriptions received at this Once where
= sample copy can be seen
The DALLAS HERALD aud Peiers Mu'
steal Monthly, one year for 81 30, specie
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03
r,,o con,u,,pttyc,

Tho Advertiser, having been restored 10 health 10
n few weeks. by n very simple remedy, AFTER having
suffering several years with a severe lung affection,
anil that dread disensc, Consumption-is apxiou, to
make known TO his fcllow-suferers the means Of
euro.
To all who desire It, he will send a copy OF the
prescription used free of CHARGE, with the direc-
lions for preparing and nsing the same. which they
will find a SURE Cure FOR CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA,
BReScHIris, etc. Tho object of tho advertiser In
sending the prescription is to benefit the afflicted,
and spread Information which he conceives to he in
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, rs It will cost them nothing, and may prove
a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, will
please address, REV. ED WAR; A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
June 10. lsG9-39.1y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03

DALLAS FEMALE Is~srIrUrE.-ln to-day
paper appears an advertisement Of this
well-.stablished and superior institution
TO which we call the attention Of our read
ers. prof. VIM. II. Scales deserves th'
need of highest praise for the talents
srudilion, energy and industry no has
brought to bear in building up an insiitu-
ton Of harning which is fast becoming
not only an honor 10 Dallas but to the
State. Prof. Scales is ably assisted by
Mrs. C. B. Manson and Miss Eliza May.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03

The committee Of arrangements
for the proposed State Fair met at
ghe Huschins H0usc, Houston. on
Tuesday evening January S0th.
II has been definitely concluded 10
hold q grand State Ffir, Mt Hous-
ton, some time N Nay nexh So
fr re T5r~T
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03
~ Keno is in the city.
sss- We have had the pleasure ihi. veel

fas- We have had the pleasure this week
OF greeting several members OF che Legis-
~I.ture, from the Northern counties on their
way to Austin. Among them Hon II. r..
Laiimer, Senator FROM Red River and Titus;
Hon. E. L Dohony, sensior from bsmsr
and Hopkins; and R. S. Moore, RePresen-
,Aiirs from Red River county. Repres-n-
t~.tives NJ. L. Armstrong AID J. o. Austin
Of Lamar passed through here the last OF
I .,st week, bat We did not meet them
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03
Errors Of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the ehcc's Oh
Youthful iudi.crction, will. for the snke OF sunerils
humanity. send free to all who need II, the receipt
and directions for making the simple remedy by
wliicI, he was cured. Sufferers wishing TO proht 10y
the urlyertiser's experience, can do an tt addressing,
a., per feet confidence, JOHN D. OGDEN.
No. AZ Cedar street, New York.
juno IL, lSGo-39:Iy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03

30 hon. D. II. EfpersOn, President Of
Oh. "a PAso and Piei1e Railroad, passed
through here lsss Sunday morning. ~ resfs
fSr Austin, Where be viii remrin during
II. session Of III. Lsgisisiurs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03
NOTICES.
-
Butchers Lightning Fiy-killcr
Death to the Living! Long live the Killers
Sold by Dealers EUerywherel

"CEeuP,' 30 distressing, and often fatal disease.
should moi, he neglected. MARsDEN'S
BALM ought to be Immediately administered. No
parent who studies the health Of their Iittls once,
but should 10 provided with . bottle. For sale By
all Druggists.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03

RSy- We were pleased to- meet Major W.
w. Peak in our ssncnnm yesterday. He
has just returned from a trip to Louisiaus.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03

7 HAVE on hand for sale a large lot OF 'tnry
youry Ipp!r Tr,os, If fls beat aid n'ost ~
pru,rd Val Irtirs. Call ON me OF the residence OF M
& O. .Jonnirg.. II W. MANSON.
p.li.,, Texas February 5, is7e-2l:it
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03

eEy- "Der Plilosopedc' was in the city
yesterday afternoon, throwing tie rider
every now and then.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03

eSy- Our efficient County CLERK, SIS.
Jones, WAS afiera new supply Of blsnk
marriage licenses yesterday.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03

res- Yesterday afternoon we we're favor
cd with q fine nortber.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03
EDUCATIONAL
NEW SCHOOL.

Aliss gATE sNAnU sin spsa he
vi rtssat fsfm ~ 40 trlssi 90
MONDAY, sErTEMnEh en-, iSe,
fof 10. woIiith ~ lilis sd 'ssll tsys
litT frhori tstm tin - . 49, teiidias
srrsisl fsi ne PuFrsss Ilsss.niJ situated
IN . Fsiiisi gisss, hssf he itfliFnes ~
Az gsla AtlsIs, Ia tie Lssuh I'H u
issn
RaTEsOF UnI0s, ffR sFfkioS oFRuLnEa
FIksI cLAss-Orfs.sssAt, hsAAins fsa-
san,kiP "a hsztai AHihHsik ne q
sEOONb CLass-Enslsh 0pa@s, 0esH
~, AnGyss. Naisn1 srt NERAL fhhs~
! az ana hnttsa Arihnsiir~-------- . -
IilkD C~LAss-Msnisl asa ha@l ftlsss
pAy, Astfshsany, ChrHaisiTy, 1eiaSys kttt~
~, Iasf, 6Trsrk M lana. sna ths tlsh.
abr@nrhss u hAihEEaAiis,-.----.-----, ma
INCIDENTAL fkh.- --,-,---------.---- u"
Tic siSse puoss aEs IN sFrus. ssasssaay q. ass~~as
E.fh siaAsui sill - shsFset hes The tiHs q enter
iEs irkal untl tbs Chess u ths ssssai sAiha aciee'
tha sli 10 aAts ~ isst tiaHs. sHos4s 10 casss 81 10
trsrihi sirknuss Il to- sssks a. s~ae.
n.li.s Ssaas, Jaiy n, lses-fAb,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03

10 alissisf ssafi seafssisss see
"a s~ttsititl tafsfs n iisilss
Ilagsf M. az A. sa usaisy tfss
lea ysa az 40 isi0 81 ssfs fsfulaiig
iasislisi 90 NE ssus s'tsist
m res-h.s, n EnP
yKF Rsasfa, hk
Jue a. krsiaA 4 4.
Gee A. s~ist, fUssunH
Va Z. Brovdsr Sc rsisv.
"a a. Bssss q ~.
Ma. q. isauh y, .
% l. Fisher, H. A G.
A ". MaHoh, Master 81 VEIL
ell. Terry, Master - Veil
ssa. rrossisy Master LEI Veil.
IN. Brs.s, duara.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03

nT-Dr. u. ". Masses h.s = brrs an
bsr % eIssil.nt srrs rrs 80 ul.. Sc
as R~--r7---l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03
.D;.c,.cs or.bc Liver,

Msrsdsn's Pectoral Balm for Coughs, Colds and
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03
NOTICES.
..iait. ssa0fstss.

1rasr.slr aTfri.ss % TuI pat
l.sHsErfT - Tat lsas isie
hail.. ~st.Has-s.tanisy sSd sunt.y. gsAsaD ss
ant gh-u iail-s -
lra araltihAt lssstaT, -
- ti,ssit- sais rasy sna ssuasy, JsnaAp -
sfA -si-si nssiuii -
lah auil lh-si Mslnai eFefs d.
I.il nlEel ChaTs-hsnasl fshfasfe "
Mhfar-g, .H
s. .ar Ifsnit-s SATURDAY, aAd saAa-ss 's
lsth SD ssh-Ai sgTHs- .-
H. ~s-NWsu-ssiaIisy sAa sssS~'' '
al, I'd -lih-si spEt 8 insh'
~ tisiria Sirs.ri. Nssiins, Il nsiiss' sNs'
s.y .tasdosk 4. ~, J.ns.p =, ls..
NM. 4. lOlNG, fsssidiAs tlarF'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03
FINE

1syseo advertisement Of Nursery al
Bloom ington, Illinois.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03
WANTED.

A GOOD Mich. Cow. Apply al init
r. OFFICE.
Jan. 81, l~310-2l:Gt
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD B.rossh. ,ss H,rn,s. AFrlg
n sitbis OFFICE
Jan q, 1s7o-zl7t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03
l.. H.. s {

rJ' Buy your Gools from DIR. h"yhe''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-03
CALVE T.

Distances from Calvert, Ter
MINUS OF THE HOUSTON AND TkxAs CEN
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-29

@ieeen; Is. Mueuit.- Das Grarf..
s. beriGtet: v@eit eint9en] Ga9en fon<
men bier faF NIT jebem 3use BON &5ln
eanse 5aufen fa@ttetr Deutider> tbetl6
Tamilien tbetlS nod junee Manner> aus
YariS an Mrbeiter, bic, wie5 fe 1agen,
bisbsr 9uten @erbisn1t bort 9ebobt. Die
2eute baben un6 ieltf Sol9ence5 ersdblt>
mas rie aueenblidltdet GerbdltntRe III
YariS iQufrirt. Son S<iten oe5 Wou<
pernementS unb Der @ebilpeten itt ibnen
niGt5 9eideben; ober elei9 nad Der
&rieA6erf!aruns bdtte 1i@ Der p6bel iebr
feinp1el{1 ge3eiet fe oft 9enu8 f6rmlid
iniultirt, uno BE poltset fet su fdwad>
fe III 11aben.: Na9 ben beutl1en @ie>
oer YET ba6 Dtel i6ltmmer 0etpprben uto
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