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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10
CARRIER HOUSE,

nv CARRIER, proprietor, Boscobel. Wis Meals pro
vtlcd before car time and patrons assisted with
baggage. Promptness, and no delays az tho Carrier
House. Sttbling attached
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10

~ j. hyde. proprietor, Lancaster Wis corner of
v. Main ard Spring ST.. Having bought the above
house aud rehttsd aud reiurnished H. prepared
give every attention % the accommodation Of guests
aud will provide good table and clean beds good
h0atler ntwnys 90 hand. 2l-3O
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10
GATEs HOrSE.

n A OATES, proprietor Plattoyille, Wis This
N. hotol Is situated LIST or Oak St, doors
south Of Main. II is newly furnished and fitted in
hstclass style. Good sample Room and Stabling at
tached. Five minutes walk from the depot. Sl50
per day. 22-23
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10
DR p. A. CLARKE.


PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Lancaster, Grant Co.
| Wis. May DO found nj his residence In SOUTH part
n Tie VILLAGE near the Institute. 2l-22
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10
r@A Michigan woman has recov-

n~A Michigan woman has recov-
cred by law all the money that her
husband had spent in liquor-saloon
for six years. The prohibitory
liquor-law of that State does not re-
gard liquor as property" and the
woman recovered the money on the
ground that it had been paid to the
liquor-vender without consideration
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10
DR.. a. n. BARBER,

CINE WOODHOUsE, proprietor, (successor 20 Iiar-
- Eer) Bloomington, Wis Rooms ia good order, and
good stabliug attached. 2Z-30
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10

sgThe cotton crop of the United
States for 1870 will amount to $780,
900 bales, an increase of 100000
bales over 1869. This is perhaps a
proof that the South is not suffering
to any very great extent from the
idleness and negligence of its negro
labor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10

COUNTY GovERNMENT.-Why it is,
that the press in many parts Of the
State favor the expensive County
Legislature plan, is to our minds un-
explainable. The great National
Debt taxes the energies of the coun-
try to its utmost powers of endur-
ance, and must continue to do so du-
ring the lifetime of the present gen.
Grafton. 1t is therefore clearly the
duty of our law makers, to relieve
the people from every burden posi-
BILE. And it is the business of the
press to insist, that proper attention
should be paid to this subject The
great mass of the people are silent
on subjects of this kind, and although
they feel the weight of the burden,
and find fault and grumble, yet they
patiently wait for change for the
better and do nothing themselves to
bring about a change.-Green Co.
Republican.
The present system Of county gov
eminent is altogether too expensive
and cumbersome. Unless there are
an unusual number Of well-informed,
practical business men in a county
who are willing, for the public good,
to give their time to the public bus
mess the Comfy Board inevitably
falls under the control of the few who
are capable of "managing" it. The
best system that has ever yet been
devised will fail unless there is pub
lie intelligence and virtue back Of
it to carry it into effect. But the
present system of "County Legisla.
lures" will fall to pieces of its own
weight, as it has heretofore. The
system which should obtain should
combine economy with efficiency
The three supervisor system went a:
far to the extreme of economy as the
present one does to ineficiency
Three are too few and thirty are toe
many. The best plan yet devised, il
seems to us, is that which limits the
number of supervisors ola county tC
seven, to be elected by dividing The
county into three election districts
which shall elect two supervisor
each, while the county at large elects
the chairman who shall have vett
on the acts of the Board. Green Bdl
Gazette
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10

Andrew Jackson Davis proposes
to start paper in New York. All
he is waiting for is circulating me-
dunn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10
LAW OF REAL ESTATE.

The absolute title of all lands,
streams and lakes, rests in the Gov
ernment. 1t never wholly releases
its claims. The law of eminent
domain gives the sovereign power
the right at any time, when neces-
sary, to AXE back to itself any prop
erty LoIore patented. Subject to
that right, however, the person who
receives patent from the Govern
ment, of certain quantity of land,
has the absolute title against the
whole world.
He may lose it.
lst, By being convicted of trea-
son.
End, By non-payment of taxes.
Bird, BY sale on execution.
4th, BY allowing another person
to remain in undisputed possession
claiming to own it twenty years.
He may pass it to another.
1st, BY sale and deed.
End, By gift and deed.
3rd, BY will.
a Will can pass no title until after
the testator's death.
If the owner OF land dies leaving
no will, the statute distributes his es-
tate among his nearest relatives and
next of kin. If the person has no
relation or kin, his property, real
and personal, goes to the state.
No contract or agreement for the
sale Of lands, or any interest what
ever in real estate is binding, unless
in writing, signed by the person to
be bound excepting lease not to
exceed one year, may be made by
verbal contract, and will be binding.
When an agreement between two
persons is reduced to writing, and
signed by the parties, they will be
bound by the terms of the writing,
unless the other party can show
fraud or mistake in the transaction.
A party will be held to his agree
ment unless he can show beyond
doubt that there was mistake in
drawing up the writing or the other
party was guilty Of fraud. For this
reason parties should use extra care
to have their ,chOLe and the entire
agreement reduced to writing, if any
part is written.
The only way to discover what I'll
lie person has to certain real estate
is by having the official certificate of
the Register of Deeds, as to trans
actions Of record in his Office, the
certificate of the Clerk of the Court,
as to judgements and mechanics
liens, and the Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors as to unpaid taxes.
There is no other course to be pur-
sued with safety. None but a long
experienced hand should undertake
to make these abstracts and certif-
Gates. The responsibility is great
one, and mistake may involve the
loss of many thousands Of dollars
When you have procured these
papers showing titles, present them
to some reliable lawyer for his opin-
ion as to the title. There are many
inexperienced men who undertake
to look up titles and draw conveyan-
ces, wlo by their blunders and mis-
takes not Unfrequently involve the
parties in expensive lawsuits. Too
much care cannot 30 taken in this
particular.
If our readers in their transactions
will bear in mind the foregoing rules,
they will in nine hundred and nine
ty-nine cases out of a thousand, es-
cape many losses and troubles
Fen dW Lac Commonwealth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10

sar There is much food for refec-
ton in the following questions and
answers "Who hits a woman when
she is down ?" "Why, another wo-
man." "Who keeps her down p
"Why, another woman"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10
sl SaR Vol. %, NO. 10.
THE WHITE CROSS.
uY GEo. W. BUNGAY

WINDS Of Winter vail,
Sad bells Of sorrow, toll
Clad in his icy mail,
Where the cold pillows roll
Upon his couch Of snow,
The sky his funeral bell,
The earth his bier below,
he filed his mission here,
And well deserves a crown;
We drop sacred tear,
And wreath him with renown.
And this white cross Of stainless snow we raise
token Of our love, memorial Of praise
The seasons cams at Lie command, aud 10
Winter wrapped shivering Nature in her snow
And roofs Of grass, aud grain and herbs and flowers
Waited the blue birds CALL and drum of showers
Aud when. at last, tho lingering flakes OF snow
Mclted beneath the robins ra diant glow
Down the golden show'rs,
Up come the laughing flowers,
Ia blue and white and red
Like the flag overh read
They shone plain and hill,
Aud there sweet binds did spill
The odor Of their praise.
And birds Allied ali the days
With song-a Jubilee
Then thrilled each happy tree.
Next sober Autumn came
Aud ara the woods with flame.
Then Winter followed fast
With snow and scorning BLAST
1t finds standing here
AZ the grave OF the Old Year.
Ring in the better times
Happy, happy, happy chimes
Eighteen seyenty-one Is here.
All hail the happy year
Tho future waits with fame;
Her torch, sunlit, alame,
WIN light it on tho way,
And hasten here the day
When rightno wrong shall be
The motto of the free.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10
mr.. D.. q. BRANCH.

1DuvsGCIAN and SURGEON and Pension Examining
L srrseon, Lancaster, Wis. Ohco over Meyers
sltora. 2O-2l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10
MANSION HOUSE.
BTOOMTNgToN HOTEL.

)YM HYDE & SON, Lancaster, wis. Good stabling
and No. ho.tler. llcrso8 and carriages to let at
cry low ratss. 2l-30
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10
PLATTEVILLE HOTEL,


Wy q d. SrREETER, corner Of Mineral and Second
ID streets, Pia'toville, Wis. Good stahng aud at
ttntfye hoatlcrs. sample rooms attached.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10

DWTsiCIAE and SURGEON. Office at his residence,
ono mile south .esst 80 jamestown, Grant county,
Wisconsin, 2l-5O
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10

Brick Pomeroy has been trying
the lecture field this winter, but the
general verdict is that he can't draw
a crowd.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10
9 BARBER AND Hair DRESSER.

vEORGE w. N0THRoP, respectfully informs the
VI pnblir generally that DE has opened Barber
hop ia Movers building north ot the court house.
shaving klampooing and HAIR Dressing attended TO-
Also Ladies Switches, Curis, Fr,E1es, &c. made 20
oflsr. Zl-lo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10
HODGES & MoCARN,

iSA - IL T. KS ana UtAltRS IN EXCHANGE
AND GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
PtArrFvuLE, WISCONSIN.
Particular attention given 20 Collections and pro.
cecds promptly romittsd on day Of payment
Refer TO
Henry Clcws Co. n. Y l.. Fdgcrton, New York
Second Natl Blk Chicago National pauk ~ Galcna
2I-SO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Lancaster Wisconsin
/ Office over Nathan Wolstenhome's store. 2l-43
D. W. CARLEY, NJ, D.
physician AND SURGEON Boscobel, Grant county
/ Wisconsin, Onice AZ his residence. 22-3O
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10
GEORGE Il. WALKER,
General agent for Grant Iowa Lafayette Counties iOr
HOWE SEWING MACHINE,

Stg,uway. Chic kcring. Grovcstcin, Fuler cos
PIANOS, PRINCES ORGANS AND MsLOOEONS,
u-o LANCASTER WISCONSIN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10

NOTARY PUBLIC, Claim Agent, ana Agent for sew
~ efsl o. the bcat Life and Fro Insurance Com
business entrusted 90 him will Doe promptly attended
TO- At Cas.sillo Wis. 2i-I7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT and CONVEY
W aucor Bloomington, Wis. Titles uyesti gated and
perfected. Collection promptly attended to- Refer
entes given when Desired 2l-23
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10

WARDEN AN
ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR at Law, jamestown,
/ Wis. viii prosecute claifas aud make collec.
TONS promptly. 1919
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10
J. p. sMELKER,
LosrPH BOOK.

4 TTORNEY aud COUNSELLOR al Law aud Notary
l Public, Montlort Grant county, Wis ga
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10

BELL * BEEBE,
ATTORNEYS and COUNsELORs at Law, aud gen
4 erti business agents, Pategille, Wis. 2o-46
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
RARBER & cLEMENTsoN

TTORNEYs and COUNsELOEs at Law, Lancaster
y Wis. Will practice In all State ooarts viii levy
and sell lands pay taxes prosecute land patests boun
ties pensions and other claims against the Govt 2i24
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10

W. BIADLLI ULNNNLl
4 fTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AZ Law and Notary
Il Public, Patch Grove Wis. All legal b"-iness
promptly attended 20. Collections made ana le@2'
negotiated -l-ll
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10

GEO, g, HAZEL ON,
s qrORNEY and COUNSELOR 40 Law B0scobcl,
IS Wisconsin. 2h-}l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-10

December 2sth, 1870.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-13
Ole ncueitcn Scricbtc nuSStcip=
SBurf. - Scfla9cnsiucrtbc
(Srcfduiiyp

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Die 0eb6rigeu Sbroufen Suriidjmueilen.
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ben burh polttiid)eO Oemago9en babcu 9cliern III
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gen broht, wenn nid)t Der i.arte Irm oeS G'es
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9tadts in Der Staot III eS rprg mar, ilno
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Saulenoeu sdblenben pTopbieS" aller Son'
ieiioneu uup politihen Yarteien 81 peritars
fen, ruo pabrideinli1 aua cine Wtenge ibrer
eanbslente III betbbreu, iuelde Der Gr5blldot
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ta9e gu Sarlenl 9ebaltenen Rebe 9ani insbe7
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ludung 3u Gage forbsrn, usld)e r9ebsineH
Wtddte" binter ben sSibernlern" ltanoell,
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| seitrigen Gage in Reip Dorf fir bic ei9entlt'
d)eu auitiiter oes aufrubrS nnr I'm cine
StDruus Der Oransiaen. YroseiiiOu sehanOslt
babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-13

Boli;ei gfcicrue luurbc iofort ouf BEN Srt beS
| auirubrS hiuacihidt. @lud in Der &c. Ctr.
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hier ans Scr 8ud in Iycusauua ieteu iolltc.
Su benz Gbebduoc bie(teu ;mei gooeu GStbuit,
uen uuo marru baiclbn unOciibr 200 Man.
ucr uuO eiuiue Trareu periammelt. Sic
NfGuncr truoen bic Ab;et,cn ibrer goatu uno
mareu bcmoffuet. llndcidbr nm iii llm
Eomeu 400 Roli;ileu uuttr 9luiibruuo Der
Snipeltorcu Somtinnu, Salliuo al, wtldlc iit
all Der 80, ctr, uno 8, 9lue., all Der %. ctr.
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9lpcuue auilcQteu. nm an rerbtnheru, ban
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Dem @ilSuiie gSlbelm'S uou Srnuicn. Ginc
brittle, tItincrc Sabue uu9 bic Suid)rit:
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Dtuiit an9eIommcll uno bic Boliiei ben B6,
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8roflamatipn Der u1erneurc bon
SfcDz9Jorf uno 11eips Jerfep.

gews Oorf, II. Suli. - Souo. poh-
man bat fol9enbe Broflamation erlaner, iuel-
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bauptabt bon benz ipabren Stanbe Der Oinge
betr. Der morsisen Broseiiion nnterrid,tet unS
ba i'd alaubte, baB neine @egenpart notb'
menpig iein werbe, 10 be9ab id) mid iofort
,ur Stelle uno crlaiie folSenbe Proclamation:
9ie bon ben YoliSeibeb6roen I'M Setreif Der
beiagten YroSciiiou erlaiiene Orore IT iploer'
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peroen i'm bDd)ifen Sraoe cnr6 bic Wtilitdr'
uno Yoli,eibeb1rbeu geihiitt mcroen. Seoe
81rperidait, iueld]e barlm ndd)ludlt, crbalt
cine uiilitdriide nnb pollseilite Seoedllng.
Sd parne 4lle Dor 9epaltlamer Ginnliltun9
in iold,e SerIammlung ober Projelton nno
;eiae hermit an, baB i'd ale mir 3n @ebote
lte5enbe DiilitGrs unb Giuilsepalt benuten
meroe, jeoe 6ubeltorrn9 Su nnterbriidcn uno
idl foroere Die Siirger ieber Stage llno leocS
@laubenS auf, mid nno bic qofalbebbroen
bel MISUNDERSTANDING beS 6riebens 5ur Gbre
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g. Z. Soiiman."
GSoup. Ganoolpb bon Nelp. SerieD bat be-
fanutlid, AM II. Suli cine Gbulife Brotlaa
nation erlailen bieielbe lautet u1rtlid,:
Trentou, MS, II. Snli.-OieSonltitution
brS Staates gleipa Seriep ,dblt inter anberen
0ted,ten unb Briuile9ieii bas ber ireien Ser
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tomnlen II. baraiS etne rnItlldleStorun9e ent
Iteben mag beBbalb uerorone idl1. .Nanoolpl
Souuerneur oeS Staates Nerp' Serlepf oaB 70
,uobl Der @eilt ipie Der Subfabe Der Sonlil
tuition beS StaateS ep.Serlsp, iple aud) os
lanae ieltgeitellte @ebraut unlercs VoltcS au
frir6liden 3uiammentiinfte Ser Silrger lnlle
res StaateS beibfbti cbne Nadfd)t ant ll
reliai5ieS ober politiid,es Giagbensbetennt
nib, uno irseno elmer an;abl frieoltdber SaE
aes bas a.leelid)e Sted)t gibt, id, 81 perlam
lneiu, unp baB bisies Rebt ipeber oerpslrl
nod, perfiimmcrt mereep fam, pNfh lrgen
etrsu unautoriirten 3aufen bon irgens luei
der ylationalitat, ober iirhlid)sH Sefte; na
aud, INNER bic ,pirflid)e ober uermeintl!d
S,ropofation isin maa. llno i1 gebiete bier
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vGs wdre fretlid aud Ubne ibn setpm=

vGs wdre freilid aud Obue ibn setpm=
men,"
.SeoeS 6reilid bat Iein glbcr."
yi0brt mir ju. SbOma8. IS laa mir
i6On ieit eiuem balben Sabre in ben
glieoern, bab nidt glIIeS iei, pie es iein
ipllte."
pYlir idon ldnger, alter 8crner, OBJ
wpbl i6 nibt @erner belize"
pSie Babrbeit ju idgeu, mir aud, 0ls
ter 6reunb. IS tOnnte idon felt Sab
ren niht anoerS tpmmen. Gpn Dem gGnfs
panbc auf allen Soften, pcn bem GrUb-
tbun, beionberS Der 6rau unb So6ter, in
Der Staot, wie bier aui Der 8ila mill i6
nidt ipreben. 9aS groBeGei6dit tcnnte
eS tragen. glber baS @eibdit lelblt lpuroe
rninirt, lpitematiid, gepaltiam runirt.
0d wuroen nniinnige Spetulatiouen 9es
nabt all Sllmpen immenie Greoite seges
ben, Die man niht einmal ipliben 6duiern
bate bewiIligen oiirIen. So begdnn baS
un9ebeuere 8erm0gen obpucbmen, oas
briuante @el6dit oeoentli6 su iperoeu.
Utan moIlte ibm pieoer aufbelfen, aber
our6 bic Wlittel oeS mooernen, aus ben
Suilerie'n au6 81 uns importirten5awins
bells, Der Die 2umpen im Sanbumoreben
reid MAIDEN foil uno bic 8lugen untcr
tbnen IN Der Shat Su Willpndren mudt,
bic Summen ober I'm Willipnen poer in
ben Shulotburm, penn ni4t gar in odS
3udtbduS bringt. "a puroeu einem
iplden Shwinoler uugebeure Summen gu
neu Su erri6tenoen ibwinbiihtt9en Gres
oitbanten binten na6 Der 3Irtei segeben,
nit einem glnoern poer mar eS aih
oerielbe - lieb man ib boraui elm, ale
perlprenen 9dnber nit iaulen Giienbubnen
5u be9liiden. 9uS tOnnte tein sute5Gnoe
nebmen, ben Seri0ll, ben 9antrott] mlr
bei6leunigen."
vllnp er FAM, alter @srner!" iugte Der
alte Serr.
ngr mar i6On ba fritber, ais i'd e5 ges
padt bate. SD mertte eS Defenders an
3weicrlei. GS tameu pftgHebiel, pom be-
men i6 Sii6ts pubte, bic nitt img8ediels
bu6e nptirt naren, aus teincm anotrn
8u6e berpOrgingen!"
DSie tanoen in benz &ppfe meiueSYrus
ber5 notirtl"
(iSorticeuns ioG9tl
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2pfalbcricbtc ans NVaIbinet om

W ibin9ton II. Suli. - Die anti'
Sbierqualcrcisciellihait eruGhlte in itrer GET
r,gcn Sibuug iol9cnoe Scamtc fir bas lai.
ienoe 3obr: Z. &. @atdeu. YrGfoeut; y.
Sbipman, Tep. gS. .. 6eab, 6ep. 8. q.
Butler, Sol. 8. 6. Smttb uuo Yroi. Ebos.
Saplor, Sice. Braioentcn Cigars. 8oordm,
SefrstGr; Gretutio. .Somite: Alpn5o Sell, u.
.. 6aroou, Million yluiior, 3. 6. @rep,
Srantlin .. 6iues, Stobert Sispburu, G'eo.
". Slais, g. y. g8iliou, s.. 6. Yierritt NIB
Sobn y. Sing.
- Der Bro,ct sescn ,,Dr." SeptimuS Z.
Sbnnann, augetla9t, ben Sob Der Strrletia
Yaboou ourdl Abortion berbsigefilbrt Sn ba'
ben, begann beutc. @S muroc eine groBt an'
,abl i3cugeu perh6rt, weldle idmmtlld) AnS'
lagen madteu, bic ben Angclla8ten ldiper
9raulreu.
= Sn Der gefrigcn Sitnug Der Shnl. l.Su'
ratoreu eraob eS iidb, Sai, bic @cianmttoltsu
Der neuen rSrantlim SGuIe" s22l ,S9s'oS
betra9eu.