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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-02

CcRREST NEws.2f;eus. lfaeruier and
EIzey. two gallant Confederate officers.
the one from Virginia. the other from
Maryland. are dead. Albeit their urea
cons" they sleep .wril. and their memo
ries are precious iegscic- that patriot Ssush-
ern hearts viii guard and cherish in.alT
the after time, ..,-, .. -I-
Mr. Sumner: we-ase painfully afflicted
to bear. has been seriously aiKng Of late.
but At Iatcst accounts vas improving sosae-
what. snd what i better. WIS preparing
himself for . dcsrsrste, tilt agains, the
San Domingo infan.y ofGrans's sds,isis-
lion. 70 Z;'s- Esq r.. r. =.
The .:CjsL Cepmi,sion, ito settle the
Alabama aid fishery squabbles. is about
to open session ut Washington and COM
menec raisysr The odds arc. tia, ..our
side" viii out-talk and out-back down
their opponents. -
The San D~singo business is progress
sing in tho most gratifying manner to all
parties harihg axes TO grind by its annex
alton Dur plenipoes are .spcechifying
the Dsa,inieans every day and from the
rising Of the sun to the going down there
Of: and nrhe matter Of lying. Ben Wade
at laieat ACCOUNTS was far ahead Of an com
petitors. .-.
The prcliminaries Of peace haze been
signed 'by Prussia and France. The con-
ditions that have been imposed BY Prus-
sia are at this. time unknown. but they
doubtless involve both heavy money as
we'll a territorial concession on the part
Of France. The Prussian troops occupicd
Paris yesterday and are to continue. in pos
session Of the city until definite treaty has
been arranged and signed BY the twa
countries. -
We note nothing in the proceedings of
Cosersss during the past week worthy of
special reference. The members have
scarcely yet recovered from the effects of
the Carnival which We see. bye-the-bye.
the newspapers vote to have been hum
bug. The session Of the present Congress
expires on Saturday next and the prayer
Of all honest men is. may We never look
upon its like again!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-02

THE LAW or NuxcuparrvE Wills
The Court of Appeals last week delivered
an opinion in the case Of Arthur O'Neill
and others VS. Michael Smith. administra-
tor Of james O'Ncill. on Appeal from an
order Of the Orphans Court Of Baltimore
city. The opinion, delivered by Judge
Robinson. says: Whatever may have
been the earlier rule of law in regard 10
nuncupatire riits at time when the art
of writing was known 10 comparatively
few persons, it was we'll settled, even prior
to the statute of frauds, that TO be valid.
they must be made in the last extremity.
when the testator did not expect to recov-
er. and had not time to make moro de-
liberatc will. or a will in writing So
early as the reign Of Henry the Eighth n
nuncupativc will was defined BY Perkins
to be proper when the tcstator lieth Ian
gushing for fear Of sudden death darc.h
not to stay the writing Of his testament.
and therefore prayeth his cura,e and 9TH
ers. his neighbors. to bear witness TO his
last will. and derlare'h By ,rord what his
last will is. and that definition is substan-
tally adopted in Bacon's Abridgment,
Wood on Conveyanciug. aud other wri-
tiers
by the statute Of frauds. further res
trictions were thrown around the making
Of wills of this character. and to such an
extent, says Sir. William Blackstone, has
the Legislature provided against any
frauds in setting up nuncupative wills BY
so numerous train o: requisites that the
thing itself has fallen into disuse and is
hardly ever heard Of, but in the only in
stance where favor ought to be shown to
it, when the testator is surprised by sud-
den and violent sickness" Now the Both
section Of article 80 Of our code is but a
transcript Of the 10Th section Of Doth
Charles I'd, and the words Last sickness
in the code. are to be interpreted and un-
derstooi according to the we'll known con-
struction put upon these words under the
f, British statute"
The opinion refers to numerous author
tiles. and says: 1T is clear from the au-
thorities quoted that the general rule re-
curing wills to be in writing. was intend
ed to be as universal rs was possible :
and the exception thereto in favor of a
nuncupa,ivc will was allowed only in ca
SEES of necessity. when the tcstator. sur
prised by approaching death. has not the
time or opportunity to make a written
will.
Thus tested, how stands the will in
this case? The fact shows that the tesla
tor, JAS. ONcill, was consumptive and
an invalid for fifteen years, aud for the
last eight months confined to his home :
that for sometime before his death he was
boarder in the house of Michael Smith
whose wife is the party claiming under
this will. The nuncupa,ion was made on
the morning of June 7th, and the day fol-
lowing, in the full possession of his SEN
ses. the testator died. He had an pie
time and opportunity to make written
will; and for the court to sustain nun
cupative will under such circumstances
would obliterate ali distinctions which the
law has wisely drawn between written and
unwrittcn wills, and open wide the door
to frauds and pcrjuries. The order Of the
Orphans Court. from which this appeal
was taken, is reversed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-02

THE New ENFORCEMENT LAw-Pend-
ing the passage Of the New enforcement
Law by Congress. Judge Woodward. of
Pa, in the Lower House arraigned the
bill with force and thoroughness of ar
gument which left nothing to be desired.
The following is his summing up -
The effect of it will be to take the con-
troll Of the elections out of the hands of
State officers. acting under State law, and
deliver it over to irresponsible Federal su-
pervisors. who are armed with the power Of
the posse oon,itatas; ofthe army and navy;
Of arrests without warrant challenging
voters. inspecting ballots, aud supervising
returns; and they will be very awkward
agents Of the ruling power if. With all
these appliances. they cannot produce any
result that may be required. True it is.
that oil this machinery is limited to cleo
tons for Federal officers but as most
States elect their officers at the same time
and place at which Congressman are cleo
ted, the practical working of the machine
~ will give to Federal officers the same
control over elections for State officers that
they will have in the choice of Presiden-
tial electors and Congressman. And If
the States. to escape this into!erablc tyran-
ny. should fix State elections on other
days, and, after the fashion of former
times. should choose their officers unawed
by Federal bayonets, what would it avail
in the presence of the high and uncons,i-
tutional powers which Congress has al
ready arrogatcd to itself? What st .te
right has not been already denied and
shamelessly trampled upon? What cures
the mad spirit of fanaticism for State
rights. State protests, or State legislation:
With the Supreme Court packed and gag
ged, with four hundred millions of tribute
money annually rung from the people.
with an army to collect revenues and con-
troll elections, with a navy to absorb twen-
ty millions Of money annually for doing
nothing but to make itselfa laughing stock
Of the world I; with corporations enriched
With the public domain; with Legislative
powers stretched TO every object which
ambition or avarice can covet, what does
a ruthless party. so clothed and intrench-
ed. care for the checks and balances Of
the Constitution and the reserved rights
Of the States! What will they care in
the future Literally nothing now. and
nothing then. II, therefore. State cleo
sions shall survive the shock Of this leris-
lasion. they win survive to no purpose
There is but one remedy for the evils that
are upon us. and the greater and more ap,
pailing evils that threaten us in the near
future, and that is 10 cast ont the men
sho have abused power, and bring back
The administration Of the government to
Is true constitutional basis. and keep is
Ehcfe.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-02

CArrrAL,srs.-Thc attention Of capital
its is called to the valuable real estate. ad-
vertiscd for sale in our columns, which is
to BE- sold at Germantown on Tuesday,
the 2ist Of March. instant. From the
tightness Of the money market, it is like.
ly that all this property will be sold at
nominal figure. Parties intending to
purchase would do well to give the prop
erty personal inspection before the day
Of sale. See advertisements elsewhere.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-02

ARRrsr AND DiscHAsox.- color
ed men. named George Neal. George
Young and Robert Young. we're arrested
d.ring the past week upsn tho charge Of
sssaling sheep from the premises Of John
H. Matsingsey. Esq. in Mediey's Neck.
They had hearing before Justice Nor
gan On Monday last. and the cases were
dismissed. the evidence failing to sassain
the charge against either Of the parsies.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-02

win. Va Il ION. Bismarck end
King Wiz knsck everything Ike
: republie = = Fre.eh hesds be-
FIRE they 80 - ms.pi6e;ent ersab-
lishmcnt d. - 0.nrf;nr lie il \ re-
public viii - .cd more than .
stomach feIl 4 uu,.k;nd-ouc Repuh-
lie il enough -. vIoS. the SIM and
moon ard - .k;..a -, Tr,be
French Win r -. oxnr and take =
glance At m - $500 ~ o.rs ,bev
will get s;ek ~. s;.h; A Rennbl;e
rray BE- deSrru -ord. f.u
white thieves KSs . .,..,x ,oo, .rr;nx.
lins of niraeuf - n. ..,sv n sbe;r
backs SET - - .x,.r n. IONS -tbev
want ON IL = - 10 .oi,I;ers b.vonets
and cram ~ -, a.. shro.t. Of the
majority .,s1a y = !. -.,,ssa;c. iQonsra<S
has -esnvertsd !. -, ;psc . Tsrr;,orr or
something d ~ 80 IL, h, prolablv
Intended Tor g T.eeee Of the members Of
the out gsinx 11sroes. Two thirds Of
them are sreli Asins made Governor
although the Ills fnr bona eide resi-
dents Of tn We suppose every
rascal - 11nfm % have lived in
Vas - Ne ard pitched cents
Al - Mat4.s EYn1k in in
ksnly ~ \gysss
Rg - tb1l6 D. vilao Pec-
pot finding any one mean enougKto 60
% CcneseN they gave him MS choice OF
mat or being iyncased and % to Congress
!, ne came What times that board OF pub
nc works VIII have! All they have to
DO when they want Pocket-fui! will be
to 60 to the ptople and tell them 70 pay up;
II Is good PIN, saves trouble and works
quietly. The old tom-foolery Of taxes.
etc.. was too How. it was not up to the
present Yankse.
The city isbankruEt now beyond hope
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Correspondence Of the Bcacon,)
Rappahannock County. Va,
Feb. 2lst, 1871.

careless card-idly, lightly sung.
Perhaps not worth the singing or repeating
But would you cheek a woman pen or tongue
Ah teach her frs ,okeep heart from beating
know, Mr.. Editor. you will wonder
who this can be frdHRand am now pug
zling my brain as to how to commence,
and introduce myself as ''your's truly. -
But | suppose | shall manage to say some
thing-as our sex has an established rep
utaticn for loquacity as well as curiosity
and if l do not handle the pen very
gracefully
b" Don't view mc'wiih a critics eye,
But pass my imperfections by
Through the kindness of a friend l
sometimes get the Bedcon-and thought
perhaps you would ike to hear from our
mountain region. zen evanche"-though
to tell the truth. one must be as fertile in
lima gination as novel writer, or foreign
correspondent. to write any thing interesting
from this secluded spot. Yes, it is very
retired, and Cowper might here have
found the lodge in the wilderness" or
"boundlcss con,iguity Of shade. for which
he sighed, for while the outside world is a
scene of strife and pickering, we know it
only from letters and newspapers. and en-
joy in undisturbed security our sequester-
cd and sylvestan retreat. Madame Ru-
NOR would have to get a search warrant
to fiud US, and Rip Van Wrinkle might
here sleep undisturbed. until another rev.
olution should rouse him fom his slum-
bers. Mrs. Grundy came-but staid only
short time-and left in disgust. no one
seeming to be awed or intimidated by her
presence believe she was glad to get
away safely-pronouncing us to be the
most don't care, independent set Of peo-
pie she has ever seen. No doubt she will
report us at Headquarters" and We may
hear, ere long. of troops being sent to
extinguish the last spark Of rebellion.
81 Here Nature is sccptered and crowned
As queen in her worshipping land,
While her rock-piiiowed palaces round
All matches in majesty stand"
Yes the scenery is grand. and the eye
never tires, but continually fcasts on the
divinity Of landscape. mountains. valleys
and rivers which lie stretched out in one
vast panorama. and were I gifted with
descriptive powers, might draw inspira-
ton from the scene and write you long
letter. but know you are inwardly thank
ing your stars that I am thus deficient.
since il saves you such an infection. But
ID Is sad to think. that while We are en-
joying this quiet and repose, so many Of
our fellow creatures. in 4 far OF land, lie
wounded and bleeding, victims Of Ambi-
tons strife. or contest for Power. But
Lent Is Il hand. and while We bow in
humble pcsisence for our own sins. may
We not forget 20 pray. that He who holdeth
the waves il the hollow Of His hand-and
marketh the sparrow's fall-will pour oil
On the tru1blsd wasers-and cry 10 the
angry waves-Pcacc, be STILL.
In nth and hope the true abide,
The sAvsns at the Joyous star,
For Oh srross the fzsnrefs tide,
- I hearSf boa temps viea4rAs" 80
oRPHryA.
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20 Tns Gro, GxAxxA--We notice that this
steamer. which has been plying between
b .ltinore and the Upper Potomac Land
i,ss during The Winter. win be Withdrawn
. -prrsriiy fccni he route 70 undergo ~
At'iax. atfer Friday. The Srj sf yaTrh.
IN 'Sss. due nosice win be given af tie
nas~ when she viii rcsume her trips.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-02

In pursuance OF the above order, hereby
give notice TINT | have obtained from, the Or
phans Cour, DIST Mary's county. MARYLAND.
letters test 'mcnta-y on the personal ,s;.t. of
IL Guyihcr, late Of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims agains, the said L.
ceased are hereby notified 10 exhibit the same
with the proper vouchers attached thereto. Il,
the subscriber ON or before the al., day os
Aug. 1871, they will otherwise by law bc esclu-
ded from the benefits Of the said estate. All
persons indebted TO the deceased are requested
to make immediate pay ment 10 the subscriber.
1IlUS u ShADRiCK,
Executor.
march = ls1l-6w.
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GE0. p. ROWELL + CO., 20 Psrk Row.
~ Neg York.
~ PErTEEGILL + CO., 81 Psyi R.~.
N.r fork,
Are the sess agents for the s.. Nays Rsaees,
in that city. and are authorized 20 contract
for inserting advertisements for as At our log.
est cash rates. Advertisers in that city are re-
quested 10 :eave their favors with either Of the
above houses.
,ct 81, 1879.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-02

To CORRESPONDENTS. Til" contribution
"Hsms" bas been received and seccpted.
and snnla hare been published IN cur
present issue, iros= space had permitted.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

O'Phan'' Court Of 81. Nary. County, Set:-
Feb -. 1870.
nRDERED ~ THE COURT, Thu, Taos "
~ ShAdrick, Executor of " II " Gnvthr-,
late Of Saint Mrv's county, MARYLAND, de-.
ceased, give The notice required by law to tho
deceaseds creditors 10 exhibit their claims, aa.i
that the same I've published once week FOR six
successive weeks in some newspaper printed in
said county.
Test:
JAMES " RaLEY,
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GRAlN.-Iev~ipss ard sales Of " heat to-day
were eexarsis Il ls,eoo bushels. Market was
eruer Tor m<diam grades sales embrace 10. eoo
bushels wessern nd ON private terms; 2.sov
Arshels good 70 priwse do. 81 .astssl .es; l,oso
bushels Pennsylvania 81 .ssta 60: s.soo bnSh-
els Naryhndai 81 Asa IS Tor ordinary 10 fair,
and 81 81 fnr good balk NJ the latter, $50 bush
els prime -. AIS bushels Wes,ern white 81 .ss
Esi.So; $50 do. Maryland 81 60.
s.crn. Offerings %. ooo bushels: market ae-
tive: 5000 bushels fair 10 prime white sold at
s3fsss cts: l. $40 bushels low grade Southern
and Western white seasi cts; 500 bushels do.
mixed rs cts; io,ooo bushels yellow ,sfnTs
cts: 1, 100 bushels Western. private terms; 500
do. mixed ssCaTs cts. Oats.-Demand fair and
prices frm: :, 800 brshels sold NJ sstSse ets.-
Rye.-ieo bushels prime Si.o3.-Nonday, Feb.
9Th.
ToBACCO.--Receipss continae very light Cor
leaf, and the market duh, supplies being too
meagre TO attract the attention Of buyers. To-
hscco Is. hswcvrf. wanted ssd N active move
ment in IL Is anticipated as soon IS the stock
and receipts ere saescientso isflacs hayers TO
como into the market. Priccs ere Rcminally un-
changed Cur all sdsscf1p,icas. and - qsoss -
n
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AcxxowLEpoExESrs.-Our thanks are
due Hon. Frederick Stone. our immediate
representative in csigrcss, for interesting
public Documents. = -
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DIED.

At the reSidence Of her son, Vim. c. Love. in
this district on Tuesday, th4 sth Of resruary,
nit- Mrs.. HENRIETTA LOVE, agei 80 wears
May she rest in re,cvi
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CONfIR NATION .NO7jCE.

CONf1R NATION .NO7iCE.
VIM Francis Ford 6
Alice Furi
W
Mary Elizabeth Der nett,
Richard II i;cnnett,
Ann Scoficld &
George W Pembroke
< others.
In the Circuit Court for St Mary's ounty.
sitting as Court Of Equity.
No 2l2N f..
nRDERED. this 22nd day Of Feb.
~ 1871, that the sale made and report
ed by Joseph n. Key and jams T.. NJ.
Haley. Trustees. in this cause. be ratified sud
confirmed, unles. cause TO the Contrary lie
shown on or before the 3rd ..iondav of March
next; provided 4 copy Of this order be
published In the ST Mary's Beacon, once
week for three successive weeks p,ior 10 the
said Srd Monday Of March.
The Report states that the land sold tor
$500.
JNO A CAVALIER. Ck.
True copy-Test:
JNO A CAVALIER, CPk.
Feb %, ls7l-3w.
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
Jehns Hopkins
& Others
Thomas w. Cough
T. others.

No. los K 23f NE.
In the Circuit Court for ST Mary County,
sitting as Court of Eq niiy.
this 22nd day oil Feb. 1871,
~ that the Auditors report marked X.
Met IN this cause. 3e ra;ifieti and confirmed,
unless cause TO the contrary be shown On or
bei".e the srd Mondsy Of March next
provided q copy ofthis order be puLlished
10 the st Mary's Beacon, once . week Tor
three successive weeks prior TO the said
3r6 Monday Of March.
JSO. A CAMAGlER Crk.
True copy-Tesi:
yNO. A CAMALIER, CIR.
Feb %. 1s7l-3w.
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ST. MARY - BEACON
igoSAgDTewy, ND

THURSDAY, MORNING. Hareb End, 1877.
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BAL

This lal |
district Of |
II ccrt
HOUSES
liUll.Dl1
fields. vi
Ia. suhc |
FENCINI
in . goc!
nlrk,av
pl a>an, |
ChurcliesI
mile from
lockout
TERM
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in la and
nents 70
bearing !
Feb q
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-02

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district. Sam
aud are si,ua|
about two m |
river front al
provcmcnts 4
nolious
pW|
in g~ i ri
OF
with two larI
capable Of e
T,iarco Y
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wel' adapted
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NOTICE.

JAMES 7 " RaLrY,
Register Wills for 81 Mary's county,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-02

This pol
80 the ST. o.
oas, has s"'v
MA
lane, up'n !
H. Saint NJ;
an abuniau
upon the
GUARD. \
.inr. annu
f'll"wing ~
,.lr,; cher
nuts Pcat
Two f. G
TO this rr"i
ccl,trau u
At
whicl, lei.
furry or fit
whilst that
Lookout CT
j, cala!lc
si,ousand I
these creek
n.o-' su CT
CIR their A
growth IN
est market
The tci
allie for il
alunduncc
premises.
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srtu.e, VII
and real Z
support III
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gC,us di,i
Persons
vii,d 10 y
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-07-27

fit 2abea .purbe befu@t urb thinner ool<
itlbe pl1nberr. IN Ser Sptbt YES T3u>
aeS tparen bic S4Iepper unp anbere 1u>
0enbli9e @rbeiter, binterbretn pie dlteren
init eineut Tai&entu@ nit Dem 8erSs
mannseru6 Slid auf!' Sn @barlot>
tenbof beim &aufmann @urm ma&te er
6alt Dur@ ben biefgen @enbarn1<
po9tmeiiter einiee Nu3enblide NIT BEN
Bertbetlen Yon8ier unit iearren abh&t>
LID aufsebalten, seiete F& pl6Bli& Elm
5taubwplft. ~.'''~ 's7%'
uDo nun bic @ereleute 3upa&s ocn
3abr;e ertparteten, 9laubten eielelben.
picler mare 1dpu ia uuo nun 0in9s In
oen Qapen sant in tie Mobnur9# beS
Burm, no burd Die serbro&enea Sem
iterfreu3e Die Eumultuanten %einoran9en
u1s tur@ cine Observation-Disclosures
bic @aroinen Geuer fnsen. uno TAFT
Der ertparteter 8trsleute eri&ttneu ulo>
men, bic I'M lanaeefredteu @alopp nit
eefdQter &anSe Nus6 Dor ft& nieoerrttten.
Nun fonnte BEN tpettereu umit&9reifen
bes TeutrS pom ben @inmobuern Gtnbalt
aetban tperten. Son ben Blr9ern NIT
6urrab besrd6t Nlrmteu bic lllanen auf
ben Sting 10 f@ cine Art &f ent<
pfdelte. 2luf ben, reue1 @in9e paroe
cine Nbtbeiluus ulanen aufae0eut bic
aue DOT, YatroiQen au~f8efan8enen &rbets
ter III tepaaen batteu. nm 81 ubr
Abtnps tpurpe ben Ginwobnern our&
Mus1@euen betannt oeu,adt, ba6 jeeer
naa 9 ubr &nsetrodeue unna&f4tlt@
a~rrettrt ,perteu rplrpe. Mit Drobun9en
,coen nun bieEumultuonten teim. 9err
Rittmetfer .. 8llher belt ieinea. COL.
cater, eine turse entlpredenbe snreoe. bic
ibren Ginbrud auf Die 3ruppen uno bas
pteie un1eebence Yublitum nt&t perfeblte
unp un0eflbr alio lautete: "Solcaten,
tyr tabt> auf eem Gelpe Der Gbre bepie>
fen, >pas Str poQbrtnAen tSnnt. Ni&t
Guer Getnp 1T es. temSbr ent9esen sebt,
Cure Brlrer ioQt Sbr duf ben @es ter
Orpnune aurtdtrtnaeu, BEN ie aerralt<
fam lberl9rttten. 5ltet Gu& porlleber<
srifen, bic i4 3par niat uorau6lebe, unb
fclaet nur ben Gu& 9%c9ebenen Beftblen."
Don lautem 6urrat Der umnsbenpen be<
aleitet, to6 Don ben @olraten chen 70
frdfttQ e~r>piepert rpuroe, rldten tte(elbea
aus. @ie Die 1lanen ibre @uf8abe g.
l1R BADEN, 1T bereitS oben ertpdbnt."
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Sn ben lsbten Tasen, als oue @efabr
aIbertanpen, amdfrte I'D rer Captain
luno ietn @eno6e bau1it, seinen iuueen
6aifi& ~ fan9t,,. Gle Iodten Jpn NIT
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