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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

INT rUUFCTIT'T TVs TUOuI 10 Vl'VII-V III
will sell At public auction Oh
Wednesday, September n, 1870,
the loliow.I Z. personal property: -Four good COVE, :
>oats. IlIr Syc ii-od Mare, pair 6-yrsr-oIi Hor-
81 Hay, lot OF StIuw, uOu bushels Oats
good Mon Moving Machine, hre-ling and Saving
Ma, nine, hors, PItchork. horse Eakr- ,On whec7)
. Flows, hIrroxs, l Cult!vatuT, l Roller, good 2
horse " agun and Dump Cart, | eNpre-z Wagon, l
single Wagon, Buffalo Robe; lot 81 horse Blahkets
pair traverse Seds, single sleigh; pair work Har-
nes-es, single iarnes. / PAIR Fairbanks scale, l
rhinestone lot of sugi. tOCs; paIlor stove sOap-
Stove. l arch stove and Kettle lot OF stove
Wood lot of DAIRY Tools; aiso OK 1okes, Chains
Whietrets Neck Iokes and straps Iron Barr Shovels
Hoes. Pitchforks, l Sewing Machine; also, lot Of
Household Furniture and other articles too numerous
to mention. sale positive terms made known at time
Of sale THOMAS WARD'
W. j. STANTON, AuctiOneer.
North Dan, lille, Sept. Z, $50.
cFThe subscriber will also sell at private sale hi.
farm Oh which he now resides,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

Tried Ted, and AiIrovcL for fo,ty yoa--,-lh .
Ncl,rt .iIc Palm nary IaI-im for Coughs odd ,'d
r"n-urnpon, and III rfT c'ion- OF the Lung. Throat
and Ch,-t. Price, II lsd ~ ccn'-. Cu',r R.othor-
~ Co.. date Reed, utter Co., R-tu. ptop.ctors.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

Rev. =. b. Fisk desires hereafter to
D.. addressed at LyndOnville, Vt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

DEATH OF GEN. ID. w. G. CLARKE.
We learn that Gen. De Witte Clinton
Clarke of Burlington, died suddenly on
Wednesday morning last. Gen. Clarke
has long been wrdcly known; twenty
years ago he was the publisher and editor
of the burlington Free Press, and after
wards established the Times in the same
place, and for some years of late, WAS
executive Gle k of the Il. =. Senate. lie
was clerk OF the Constitutional Convcn-
ton of So. an | also of the one of 1870,
which assembled last June.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
iiTIIS Ril.er.


MIS-. Louise Woodwork FO>s of Boston.
at the urgent solicitation of personal
friends with whom she was visiting. gave
a free reading to the people Of this place
last Monday evening. Her selections
were choice and finely rendered. High
Tides at LincOlnshirc,' Wounded. and
an extract from the school tor Scandal
were received with the greatest favor
Mrs. FosS has an excellent voice and has
been under the instruction OF the most
competent masters in Llocution. Ii Is
rare that lecture committees will be able
to provide 4 public entertainment at once
more faullcss aud more enjoyable than
her readings.
This village has been organized into !
Fire District" and has voted to raist
81 600 to be used in purchasing an engine
hose and other necessary apparatus iol
distinguishing fires. f. Demin@. Cnior
Durant. !. +. Baldwin, are the com
mitlee to make such purchases.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
DR.. MILES.

DIR. NILES health is much improved that he has
eopened his Dental office NJ Lyndon, and will attend
to business again long hiz health viii permit.
Those who require his SCI vices -hpuld call early
2S29 G. W MILES, Denti-t.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
Business 4lotltrG.

To the Weak, the Worn, and the Weary,
uuhc-atiI -,Iy ccoumrni tho Peruvian. syrup no
tDct,d .ti, Of IL, prot de q roa to al hr weak
the , oru and the nry having richly xporicnc d it,
BENEFITS. possesses AL tie qslitie ch,d for it by
it, propric'or
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

iu. CuotS continue to outstrip all
...-.a.or> in the way of nice fruits and
au,c- Their peaches. rearS. APP
,..-. ..rns. melons. etc, are unsurpassed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

Put. Knapp has lost his large bay
.--.. Which lie has driven for the last
..tr~ ii his Job team. He paid 92GO
..-,. when four Years old.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
TO THE LADIES

Get thr best Sewing Machine for family use,-whcl
il the GROVER d BAKER.
Rcf,rences-All who have ever used them.
MRS. .. \. BAKER Agent,
Fairbanks' Village.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
WANTED. ---IMNEDIATELY,

a few good Agents to sell the Photographic Family
Record" Best selling thing offered. Very liberal
term- 10 Canvass, Salary COIumi.-iOn. Call A.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

SEMOUS ILLNESS OF CHIEF JUSTICE
CAUSE.-THE startling intelligence comes
to the country that Chief Justice Chase
Is suffering from plraIyiic stroke, which
incapacitates him from walking without
help and also seriously affects his mind.
The chief Justice is only 81 years old, but
though he has been lorg in public life
and has been bard worker. le has had
an appearance OF excellent preservation
and no one could have dreamed that he
would become the victim of >uch stroke
H. has fallen upon him. IT ! possible
that he may re over and resume his seat
upon tie bench, but we iu1gr there i lit
tie hope of such recovery. though the br~;
medical and the country can afford viii be
AT his service AT the country seat of his
son-in-law. Senator Spra%ue, on Nara
gan>ctt bay, where he now is. Chief
Justice Cha>c> services TO the country
AMI in the cause @! freedom have beru
many and Great. and though his over
wconlng ambition for the presidency has
lowered him somewhat in the public ~tj-
matt 81 lalc wears, there will be .ra-
cral and genuine sorrow at the calamity
that has notation him.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
WOOD g.. /.
WOOD ! ,

L.C WOODED Iil will deliver lo-Incb SLAB WOOD
in the village. At "a per csrd. lie will also do jobbus
q all kinds.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

Il Gc~ riding new drawing-room ear
a.- huil, Tor the Rutland < Burlington
,.-ll""d. 1T a cost OF $1,000, the Rutland
II e" say the outside i eIaaoralely fin
.-..I. the corners being ,astefuliy orna-
aoutcd. and each bearing handsomely
secuted painting. TWO of which are fancy
-,-;che-. the third. the residence OF Gov
,suor Page. while The other i the house
and grounds formerly occupied by Col.
Merrill. a; II. Jo,!tslury-thr brick orta-
Lbs. tH ErS.cru avenue. now owned aud
occupied by Or. Bular,!.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

And so much of said lands will be sold at public
ton At the School House in District No :, in sad New
ark, the 18th day October next ten O'Clock in
the ioronoon sha be requisite to discharge said
ta&ts with costs unless previously paid
$3.50 5. C. WALTER, First Constable.
Dated at Newark, this 5lst day of August 1870.
THE Asterisk denotes the present or supposed owner
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
NEW GOODS !,

Hall Fletcher wish to call attention TO their NEW
GOODS just received Particulars next week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

The population of iIardwick is ,52G-
a cain of 1871 over the last census. All
the other towns in the west part of the
country have lost, slightly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
Hon. Joseph Farewell, Mayor of Rock

land. Me-, I-;lac NJ Bragg, ESD Bangor, and MessIs
Pope Bros, MIchils Me-, lumber merchant, fully
doI-cd the sheridan Cavalry Condition rowd,r and
have given the proprctors liberty to their in
recommending them
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
THE FAMILY MACHINE,

with attachments for all kinds of work ia the favorie
the Hou-, hold shown by the sale of Iast year
to cighty-siN thousand hundred and
eisity-onc machines. which far exceed those OF any
other Company.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
..,,sus of 81. JohH$JT"D.

There wa- mistake made in footing
.u. returns of the cen>r;~ of this town.
ur population i 4,GG9-pr one hundred
r.... jIau published. tbs is gain %!
A..tly 1866 -incc the census OF go. When
. is remembered that the Passumpsic rail-
.... ,v.. - have been removed to Lyndon
.. within this period. il must be called
. healthy @Foath Tor our Village. At any
.... f. shows that the removal OF the
-r.r> nd not quite Kill the place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
Sperial 3lotlrt9.
Masonic Hail---Union Block.
p : : q Mp SIC LOD Il /.

W. 40. -. F.& A. N.
STAG. Meeting. An. -.
L.R. UEALp. Scc'y.
HAsHtLL CHAPTER. NO. II, ii. \. =
E.-ulrr meeting. rrauv eve. May D.. l>7".
/. !. pNLTo.'. S,cr,t.ry.
PALESTINE COMMANDERY. NO. ..
stated Cuuclqyc Nav .. $50.
j. /. PERKINS, Cou.ulud,r.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

-l +. Casino has sold his house, near
. aan House. to Jere Dennin@. for
$40. =. Randall has sold to &. w.
...... IT. ou which Carr is builling his
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
NftrG1'H.

NerG3'H.
The population OF Newark is 393-a
gain of &c.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

-r, advertisement OF building lots tor
safe.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
AUCTION AND PRIVATE SALE!

10 ton Bone Meal tor Cattle; L. Bon. Dust: l.!
tons supeIplUspAal small los Of SEA Gusuo, SAT-
~, &c. y. I. BOWMAN, st. JO-uzLu-y, VI,
2Uu Auctiunccr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

.,...iuu In This town resulted in the
i',,. Franklin Fairbanks for req
.HUly". by vote Of 232 III a total OF
is. ....>. !, will be noticed that the vote
.... U-ut. not over Oue-haif 81 the.
...- ..,a- cat. Ii the evening, the -.
.... .ars band. accompanied by large
..a... o.. ct.Lrus, gave Col. Fairbanks
'......" .., I- residence. Alter the band
." ..,,I t"o or three pieces. Col. y. L.
n...-a Introduced to the audience the
..-amg,iye eject. referring in "a few
".- Jo the pleasure ii had %iven Them
...r nm is their representative and to
- 3. there under such circumstances.
'.. three cheers by the crowd, Col.
t.." aal,~ came forward and thanked his
...~ .'r this unexpected surprise. and
.. ->urauccs OF their confidence which
.. TIA, day received. He said he
.,.y taken aback by this demon
.a.. ID. lnd after assuring tEem that he
... 80 his best TO LOOK tailhtully after
..r .u.agCsts At Montpelier, and after
....- ...tIc iukiin- ot the prospects OF
. l.. . q. Il. r.. he b.de them good
-.. Att" another piece by the band,
..a.-lru dispersed i'll the hes, Of hui
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
Pubic Auction, October 8, 1870,

e. r. s., ,.u,ss g.I O-y dI-por,d, AID win ItE
j, ulLClI.u, tocsr. 49, Used III tn n.tuD-r arr
VI Bone Dust oulcpo pLtc and lasttr, ana the 5Vyd
Mn q. he ,rlu- vi -uicTTuJ- phttt. AIsv II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

80 'f'E.
g.. ,auniy Faii-in this town. thc 9th,
- -. 10Th of this months attracting
...t ,lv,,i of attention at this early day.
... demand tor room 10y exhibitors Is 50
-r.. .uat ,hc Fair Ground Company iecl
... ,l~tr Is a necessity tor more build
.-~. ..la hey are erecting 4 large adj
.l au,'j:u@ TO meet this demand.
.. .a. yrag- the buildings have been
-.atI. aut now q, there i 10 be more
~ruapc every one who has some
.. aouh seeing will take it to the Fair,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
PlIRIIC AUCTION :
,WednesdaY. September "a, $50,

The subscriber being about to change his bu-in'
will sell NJ public auction
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

IUc, .~.r i Ulc OF thu b,-t in tuz section being
. II uu vIG,d nal # II MoOsr river with l.
I'D. head. lie. buildings COu-rt Of two tory front
.,N5l an l. - ~. O. cpLC,Ou- -turchoUsc, and Other
attachments ali in guOu repair. The humc, wheel,
-,sr-, chatting anu COuutcI-shittIug are all nearly
, and ;nc whole sIIIulc property Tor Investment
us busiuv-z he above WI. BE- -Old
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-02-19

WORSE AND WoRsE-Mr. s.. \. Castle, of g char
coal - notoriety, rushes to the relief of the Minister
of Foreign Affairs, TO help him out of the MahOe di-
lemma into which he has been so unfortunate as to
become entangled. 1t seems from Mr.. Cs letter,
that our statement was substantially correct, though
he adds some facts not before known. At the risk Of
repetition, we again give the main points: Mr..
Randolph furnished a statement of facts regarding
the shooting of the Hawaiian Missionary MahOe
on Apaiang, expressly for the ADVERTISER. The
Hawaiian delegate (who was Mr.. RS amanuensis IN
making the statement,) copied the same into his re-
port to the Hawaiian Board. The Minister OF Foreign
Affairs solicited the particulars of the shooting, to
lay before the King in Cabinet Council" DIR. Judd,
according to Mr.. Castle, copied the particulars from
the report, without authority Of any one, and sent
them to the Minister. So far, we have no fault to
find, as we might have done the same had he ap-
piled to us. But the Minister, having received them
only for a specific object. ('' to lay them before the
King in Cabinet Council. y hurries them to his press
and published them. They were evidently used for
the object for which they were obtained. The
statement of Mr.. Castle makes the Minister'S act
more inexcusable than before. Our readers can
Judge for themselves as to his honesty in the transac-
ton. -
RoBBEp.-Mr. S. H. Atkins, formerly of Kona,
while on the steamer near Panama, was robbed of
all his money, which was in a valise in his stateroOm.
He had paid his passage through to England, but for
incidental expenses he was obliged, after his misfor-
tune, to rely ON his fellow travellers.
- The brig .fnne Porter will sail for Strong's
Island some day next week. Letters may be left at
the office of the Hawaiian Board in the Sailors
Home. -
% The Olympic Club holds its regular meeting on
Monday evening next.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-02-19
Nni.uMcP.

Mr.. EDITOR-Some time since a citizen was brought
before our Police Magistrate for letting certain tene-
ments to persons of known disreputable character
and very properly punished. l beg to call the atten-
ton of the Magistrate to a similar breach OF In"
which has, or will be brought to his knowledge, and
ask of him that he will use his best endeavors to
break up in an equally summary manner, certain
nests of disreputable characters, over which he, as
Magistrate, if in no other capacity, has a certain
control. Very Respectfully,
Honolulu, Feb. II, 1870. VINDEx.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-02-19
buI IIUu HdsI Ill
All seasons for thine own, o Death :"

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF Coon TEMPLARs.-At Q
meeting held on Saturday evening last, of ULTIMA
THULE LODGE No l., the following officers were duly
installed by Lodge Deputy, C. J. Lyons, as follows
W. C. T., W. p. Ryan w. V. T., Mrs. J. NJ. Dat
w. S, Geo. C. Williams W. T., j. NJ. Dat, ST.; w,
F. s., Geo. II. Mcconnell ; W. NJ, W. c. Ryan w.
I. g., J. II. lies ; W. o. g., A. Bolster W. l.. II. S
Miss J. Vernon w. r. II. S., G. w. Hart w. d.
NJ, Miss Caroline Bird w. c., William Il. Castle.
RLANrAT1oN SA1E.-We hear that the Waialua
Plantation on this island has been sold to MIR. o. r.
Wood, for about So, 900. 1t was commenced by the
Messrs. Chamberlain some eight or ten years ago,
and by the failure of Walker, Allen s. Co. passed
into the hands of Messrs. Bishop & Co., by whom il
has been carried for the past two or three years
Not only have the Messrs. c. sunk all their means
but years of hard labor also, while other parties
have lost considerable sums in the concern. It is to
be hoped that under the new proprietor, the estate
may become more profitable than 1t has been.
BooKs.-Mr. Barlow will hold n sale this evening
of Lumley's rare old London works. similar to
the lot sold some months since by Messrs. Adams &
Wilder, only a century or two older. The editor
of a contemporary sheet regrets that there are no more
comics of Puffendorf. "No more, sir, at that price ~
All we can say is, if he don't study the law of nations
better than he does the Hawaiian tax-law, we shall
turn him over 10 the tender mercies of Bennett, who
has a way of handling without gloves &c literary
Aedrlings'' who undertake to read law to the public,
that is really refreshing in this age of fossilized
GazeftsS. -
e- Two weIl-known colored residents Of Honolulu
died this week-wiliam Bray. long known as a
dravman. and & Black George who for twenty-five
wears has been considered one of the eccentric char
acters of the city. He was formerly a slave, from
Virginia, if we recollect Alright, and often referred to
his early life and hardships. During the late war he
took great interest in the result of the struggle, and
rarely would a mail arrive without finding him on
hand to hear the news.
E THE WEATHER fer ten days past has been un-
usually cold and chilly for this latitude, the thermom-
eter ranging from So to 65 at sunrise. 20 to IS
ut noon, and 6S to 20 at shutdown. Light showers
have fallen frequently at night, though the soil on
the lee side of the island is far from being sufficiently
soaked to insure it against drought. We need 8 good
ROnd rain. -
e The Makiki Female Seminary premises near
Punahou sold at public auction on Monday last for
S2,O05. James S. Lemon was the purchaser.
MIR. Stanton died leaving little or no means
beyond the house the family live in, and three of
the children are under fourteen years of age. A
meeting of several of his intimate personal friends
has been held in Washington, at the residence of
Hon. Samuel Hooper, at which IL was determined
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-02-19

MIR. Stanton died leaving little or no means
beyond the house the family live in, and three of
the children are under fourteen years of age. A
meeting of several of his intimate personal friends
has been held in Washington, at the residence of
Hon. Samuel Hooper, at which it was determined
to place the sum of 100000 to the credit of Mr..
Stanton's family by New Years Day. President
Grant has subscribed 81 900 for this object.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-16
Gint cute Gefbttr
pper
Se8en Der &inbesliebe.
(8crtfcbung.)

Wit rldI6tsloler 9drte funot9te
Gli}e Der Mutter uno Der S@weiter an.
po6 fe nunmebr bas6auS III Serlo0en
bdtten ; beipen blieb unter ben..obmal>
tenben l1mftdnben ni@t5Nnreres..ubrie
Mtt Sbrdnen in BEN Musen padte @n>
9elita ibre 5abielisfeiten sufammen.
unp parf nod f9lud3eno etnen Slid
nod jeper Gde teS 9auies> in mel@em
fe seburen uno er;ceen rcrcen; tbre
Mutter oter idaute pufern 8lideS in
bic 3utunft als fdbe fte in tpeiter 6erne
bas &reu,, nad rem fe auf rprnensclz
len @eeen gu laufen battcn. Na&<
benz fie bereit 1parer, uno ni6t einmal
Don per bo@mdtbt9en Gltie gum Mbs
19iebe ;ugela6en purcen> nablnen f1c
2ebeupbl pom Srte ibres friberen
@ludes> u,pr traten arm u1o fremp in
bic @elt binaus. .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-16

S@neden, wel6e 8iriden< unb Birnen'
bdume ip s%eruntaltea, lam man surG Be-
itreuen nit pulperiitrtem Salt aus einem
cad tDbten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-16

Ccalireu bcsinnt in Der &esel oieienMc>
nat aber bic Mrbett tptrb Siel bon ber5ai>
ion beeinfuet. @enn gut sefornte Mu>
gen ;u befpmmen finb, unb bic 8inpe fi9
leiGt ppmStamm lpslSf, tann es eelAeben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-16
Der IS anberer.
SIR 2antba,1 II. &auSbaltntt8.

0etreine eruten.- Ma9 ale gprberet<
tunser unb fetb fur ieben fdSnen Sag fer
tis, trenn bos @etreibe betnabe reif 1T.
Wenn Safer sebaut tpirb, Der auf Der Sarnt
serfattert ,perben fpa, 1T es am beien, i'm
frab 3u mdben, tpenn rur etntse Nebren su
reifen %anfaneeu, ba Safer In Der &esel iebr
unslei@mdsis reift. Dies 1T inter bergpr>
a%usiesuns, bob bas Strcb perfattert trerben
fpu. Mnberweitis 1aFe man ben meiFen
nate3u reifen, auber er lest f4 UNI ; In bic
FEM Sale mdbt, ebe S4aben entfebt. &C.
rabe sas uueefebrts 8erfabren 1T ant beten
fur @ei3en. @oa hiefer ~oerfauit uerbeu,
mdbt n,an i'm, .pena Ct NOS 1T Der Mtl9
febt, tpetl Ct bann eine srDbcre Suantttdt
feines Mebls liefert, ais tpeurt er ipdter &C.
mdbt nirb ; nil mani i'm aber auf Der
Tarm pertpenben, etebt es beHeres unp &C.
1unberes Brpb unb Elm 9r6eeres @ewiat,
penn er teben bletbt, bic er betnabe reif 1T.
Dadelbe 1T ber SAT- NIT @cssen. 9abt
@erfe 70 LANCE feben, als es pbne @efabr,
bab ie einl4rumpft pter ausfdut, sei4eben
fam, unb mdbt, binpet unb 5apbert ie an
felben Sage.
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Sur
@inluQm0frfr!!

BUR freunbliaen Senadrt&ttsuns fit ~bieienisen, bic ger'
wanbten unb Jreunbe aus europa %ernarten, fuwie fWr Die
Ginwanberer I'M 9einattslanbe, ttene ~fpIsenbes sMr Nptis
Der l1ntersei&nete 1T ~jeber3eit erbStis, fol&en bic mad
bieiea gOntinents wanbern mSdten, rber b~snjenisea. bic
M rDraten" MnsebSrise pber Greante e~ruartsu, NIT
Ratb unb Shat IN 5anb 3u seben. SIM Sale Semanb
.Gtnmanterer ~erpartet. 70 bena&ridtiee man mid geF. su
wtlasr 3sit ~bieettea in geu yurt entrefen npdtea (bie
Nntuaft eines SdiFes 1T eepStnlt@ In ben 81. 9. 8latt~n
su leen) unb su relder 3eit b~ieistben Stem gcrt s~erlaHen,
fp rerbe i'd biefeben BET Nntunft bierrrts In Grnpfans nst<
men unb ~benfelben in jeomSslider Weife freunti4aftli&
@alfe leiaen, i~niupeit meine 9unttipuea ais gertrauens'
mann bes tatbpliiden Central Vereins Is ~srlauben.
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