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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25
Obituary.

In Proctorsville, May oh, Mrs. Rebeoca
Geddings, wife of Mr.. Hiram Geddings,
aged SO years.
The disease of this worthy and excellent woman
was cancer upon the face. Her suffering, at
times, was intense. The brain became affected
twice during the sixteen years of her physical
suffering, and insanity was the result. But
when in the axereise of reason her mind was
calm and patient, and when told that her end
was near, she replied, az am glad" Her faith
in God as the Father, and in Christ as the
Saviour of all, was strong and abiding, and abe
enjoyed its blessings to the very last. Her ex-
ample of patient suffering will long be rtmem-
bered. The memory of the just is Blessed.
G. s. G..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATEs.-Mr Viii.
liam s. Groesbeck of Ohio, and Mr.. John
Quincy Adams of Mass achusetts, would
not only make good Democratic ticket
for President and Vice-President next
year. but they have just constructed a
most excellent platform for the party to
put and run them upon. Mr.. Groesbeck
says: "War legislates. History is full Of
its enactments. 1t has legislated here its
work is fixed, and let us hope ended. We
shall not 80 backward" And Mr.. Adams
1.-THE north can never be carried for a
new revolution. We must 90 forward,
and not back. We must demand self.
government for all, and guarantee equal
rights for every man. Democrats must
be Democrats to succeed" Here, indeed
are platform and candidates to ORDER
simple, clear, straightforward. Can the
party be marched forward to meet and
accept themp
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25

DISASTROUS FIRE IN NAsHUA.-A dis.
astrous fire occurred in Nashua, Saturday
evening, by which Colman's three-story
candy factory, on Eldridge street, DR.
Eldridge's house, large house owned by
Gen. Hunt, and double house owned
and occupied by Mrs. Atwood and Deacon
Adams, were destroyed. Seven families
are rendered homeless, and the total loss
is about $4,000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25
Obituary.

Died in Kaneville, Kane county, Ill,
May 18th, Ira Gorham, in the 10Th year
of his age.
Mr. Gorham came from Rutland, Vt, to Kane
vile in 1854 where he resided till his death. In
his intercourse with men stern and iuhexible
regard for justice pervaded all his dealings Firm
ness was prominent trait in his character. His
plans were well dlsested, and he was not one tO
be diverted from their execution by fattery in
tImidation. His word was his bond. Render to
every man his due was his chosen rule Of action.
He would not demand of others more than in like
circumstances he would be willing to perform. In.
creasing infrmites had for the last few years ad-
monishel him ofh's approaching dissolution. and
when the final summons came he calmly resigned
himself to his fate, Sustained and soothed by an
unwaverirg trust. A widowed mourner sits sad
and lonely by the hearth now desolate. An only
son sees in the new made grave of an indulgent
father the fraity of all earthly tenures. The
aged oak has fallen and the little lambs that used
to glther ar und it will not soon forget its kindly
shelter.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25

~If you desire q mild, pleasant, safe az
agreeable Cafhartic, which will cause nelt1sI
nausea or gripping pains, use natures remedy
Helmbold's Grspe Pills. They are pursly Tess-
table; their component parts being Cata"oa
"Grape Juice and Fluid Extra { Rhubaro.
Should you de ire brilliant cpmpl-xiaD, youth
fol appearance, new life, new fresh bio ID aud re-
newed vigor, use Helmbold's Extract sarssP2f
lila
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25

WEST LEBANoN.-Mr. and Mrs. PIiny
Gould celebrated their golden wedding a
few days since. ........
"A very pleasant affair came off at
Tilden Seminary few evenings since, on
which occasion Prof. w. w. Graves was
the recipient of a valuable seal ring, pre-
sented by the young ladies.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25

SINGULAR Academia most terrible
and singular accident occurred at col
onial town called Victoria, in South AT
RIGA. A water-spout burst six miles above
the village, and the water rushing down
through ravine in which the town was
built, washed half the houses away, and
drowned over one hundred of the citizen,
men. women and children
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25

MILTON MARKET.-There were ninety
tubs of butter sold on Monday, for from
twenty to twenty-five cents per pound.
The cheese factories starting, cut off the
supply of butter. There are three factor
les in town, which will average about
500 COWS each.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25

RICHMOND MARKET.-There were
sold and shipped from Richmond, May
%, 154 tubs of butter at prices ranging
from % to 23c for fair, and % to 20 for
choice; also ITO boxes of cheese from SC.
to 10 cents
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25

MARKET GARDENING IN THE UNITED
STATES. census returns show, in the
Eastern and Middle States, decrease in
the production of live stock and of staple
grains, and an increase in vegetable and
garden crops. Grain farming and stock
raising are rapidly shifting to the West.
Texas has shown an indefinite capacity
to crowd the markets Of the country with
low-priced beef-a competition which the
Eastern farmers cannot resist. The virgin
lands of the frontier, with their unbroken
fertility, are yet too much for the worn
soils of the cider States, even with the
advantage of scientific culture. Instead
of bewailing these new conditions of pro-
duction, the farmers of the East are turn
ing attention to vegetable crops to supply
the necessities of the large village and
city populations that the last decade has
amassed. Potatoes, turnips, cabbages,
onions. beans, eggs, milk, poultry, all find
profitable home market, and relieve the
farmer from his most la borious tasks. The
farmer must no longer be ashamed of his
truck patch, for here he finds his greatest
profit.
Market gardening might be made very
profitable in Rutland aud adjoining
towns.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25

J.W. HoREoR Of Psrkersburg. West Va, says
that DIR. ii. Anders' Iodine Water cured bin o.
Scrotula. He had 81 running Uleers Uhen he
commenced taking the MEDICINE. Persons at CT
ed should make a note of this, and send 70 !. +
Dinsmore, &c Dey street, NV York, for a c.re2'
lar concerning this remarkable remedy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25

-PATENTs.-The following patents
were issued to Vermonters, for the week
ending May 26th 1871:
John W. Currier. of Newbury, for com.
bined tool y. Q. Post, Burlington, smoke
pipe and base plate for sugar evapora-
tors; J. II. Chof, Post Mills, clothes
drier A. Robertson, East Rupert, butter
pail.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25

REVENUE STAMPS. The cash receipts
from the sale of internal revenue adhesive
stamps from July !, 1869, to May IS,
1870, amounted to $13, 1856, 4S419, and for
the corresponding period ending the 18th
inst, $l2923,1s5 SO. showing falling of
of 81, O63, 20Ss3
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25

FOR THE LAST FEW YEARS he IrOpr et-r- ol -..
celebrated P!aut stion Bitters nave been cxIs
menting in the growing Of Calis4ya Bark on t-
Island NJ Janlica. AID have found, fir m sctua
tess, and by no means a mean experience, VA
this valuable bark can be crown with msrks
success only up n the m"untsius from = 81
1000 feet high. There the fores-s are often D..
dewed with the e4rly mist, and this t &c s,rra
a. Its full perfection. Owing 10 the largely fa
creas ng dem and for the bark required for III
manufacture Of quinine. and aleo Tor the use 8
the Pre- ration OF Plantation bitters. tie procgF
ing If it has been source Of q eat anxiety 10 q,
pr'prie'ors, aud seeing, as they did, that II
south American supply soon give cut, ook 81
above early preeautioa to fully supply the d.
msnd, and assisted and encouraged as they ~.
by the English government, at Jama1ca. We h.y.
not tn least do Ibt but they will succeed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25

51- There are several kinds Of worm which
trouble horses; the pin-worms lpo nted al bJth
ends are the most common and most daugsI0
Sheridan's Cavalry Condition PoRd+rs pIIl 80
few days eject the worms, and the hor,e viii be-
gIn TO thrive.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25

HoosAc TUNNEL.-The length of the
Hoosac tunnel now opened is 1881 feet
and the distance remaining is 2,11O, max
ing the whole length Of the tunnel be.
tween portals 4,741 feet.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25

pD- Factories and machine shops should MT is
allowed to run a day without JohusJn's Anoayus
Liniment. In case of a sudden accident, an IN
mediate use Of it may save weeks OF sufzIing,
and perhaps limb, or even life.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25

The Free Press says: "The Their
mometer Thursday suddenly fell from
linen suits to overcoats."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25

For an irritated throat, cough or cold, "BroSH
Bronchial Troches' are offered with the fuiisS'
confidence In their efficacy. They have Oee1
thoreus hly tested, and maintain the good rep
tation they have Justly acquired. As thsie S-
limitations, be sure to obtain the genuine
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25

~The use Of Halls Vegetable siciiian -
Remover not only restores the hair % Us
color, but gives it soft and healthy i8Vs'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25

BUTTER.
Shipping. Jobbing. Retl.
Choice new frkins, a to Csc Is to 2Sc SOC
Rolls, 20 to &c % to 80
CHEESE.
Old, ID to 15c IS to lsc
Factory made, new, to l3c 9 to lac l5c
Diary, 6 to lie 10 to Re IL to I5e
OTHER PRODUCE.
Fggs-Fresh, per dozen, Is to Ice II to lSc lec
Beans-Marrows, ptr BUSH 1925 to250 12cat.
IS Mediums, l25to200 10 at.
Maple Sugar, Id, 10 to lac u to lsc
Syrup, g.. 75c to 90 81 Is to / so
Potatoes-GhIli and Peach Blow SO TO SC 75a 80
Poultry. Live Fowls, Is to1Sc
Turkeys IS to 2Oc
Produce market generally dull and
lower.
BUTTER-Strictly choice grass made
commands full quotations. .@
CHEEsE-"Old" only in supply for re-
tail. New, mostly hay made, is consign-
ed to eastern markets. Few rich with
cream all in sells at 10 13c.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25

BE- Renne's Pain-Klling Ma sie Oh Is e1oe+
lent for sore throat; its seems 70 cure can ga
sores IN the throat and mouth II Is useim "
cure any kind Of pain. Try it freely. Zee a.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25
Dairy Markets.

The following are the prices paid and
asked during the week for diary and
country produce
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25

WHAT CONSTITUTES MARRIAGE ?-AN
INTERESTING SUIT DECIDED.-John Petit
of Whitehall, died in 1864. His sister,
Mary Fuller, of Fort Edward, applied for
letters of administration upon the estate,
which amounted to $4,000, and they were
granted to her, and her husband, r. f.
Fuller. In August, Mrs. Jane N. Petit
of Whitehall, applied to the Surrogate,
representing that she was the widow of
the deceased, and had the first right
to letters of administration upon his es-
tate and that his sister had obtained let
ters without notice to her, and prayed
that the administrators should be removed
and all letters granted to her as the widow
of the deceased. If she was married, as
claimed by her, the whole Of the property,
after paying debts, would 60 to her; if
not, then to the sisters Of the deceased.
The widow procured a certificate Of mar
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-25

For cheap, del cious and hesl.hful tabled
sert there Is nothing half so good as Blanc NAM
Pudding, Custards, &C., C., made from Sea
Moss Farine. Try it ami convince your.elE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-04

rrer al 5rclseti9feit, prer an 3abl 'etrer
braSea Sinner, lam bis Iatp I'd rkne
%srtinrun9 nit rcr faith. Yrellc. linn
rod, fa9t Der +, Safer Yius: Die
fotb. Yreiie bat cine arose
Wiffipn ;u erfIllen." Gpn Der
8irde III Soma bprt mall aar ielten St
mas, 0rare ais wdrrn mir einseidlafen.
OeIr 1T abcr nid,t IL. Tenn unier NAT
ftrer Glsrle arbeitet I'M Screin nit einem
rpferrili8sn &plte Ill rer slusbreituns
UNI G~ritartuns Ter Stride allbier. llcbers
all eybebcn il6 itatlide 8ir6en, S6ulen
gcarcmien nm anrre Initalten, mas al
les rem driit!iten Sepbahter sewi6 CUR
8reure 9sreid,t. ollie pieie Gerbeiieruns
gel, jerrdt unr ipmit ras quite Seiipiel
bleiben meiitens auf Zen Srt ibres Oaz
ieinS bei6rdntt ; nur rur6 Elm Central
blatt res Sistbums perren ie Elm Sc
mein9nt sur g%ufertauuns unr Nadabz
muns Iller.-
Nur mad, Iansem 3Ssern baben mir
rie Sberleitun9 pes Slattes, unp ramit
sepib cine Sirpe, i%iber,pmmsn, nit Der
Sitte balrmSsIidt purd einen 5abiserern
eriss's4 perren. @ir bcHen unp sriu<
den resbalb uniere Witbriirer i'm +. @mte
nit ibrer ,pertben !5iife uniere idwade
;u itisen, une bic neue fatb. 3eitz
fdrift ibren Yfarrfinpem empfetlen ~
lrrlleu.
ll~ntertbdnisft
.. 90. SlammanS
prieitsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-04
RirGlidje aat)ridtsn,
Cine atminisesa3.

Na@pem cie RatboIilde 8slt psn 16.
SUM 1871 70 fierIi6 bssan9sn ptirts
cine Grinnsruu! an ben 16. SUM 1876,
ben 8abltaS pa 5sili9sn 8atsrS, ben
9eIsm nidt untltsrefant fein; GS battsn
.Idpn prsi &blsanse itattssfunpsn.
Der CARDINAL Raftai iab, mic bic Stint
men, wel&e bel Cardinal eambras6ini
psrlpr li6 auf i'm ~osreinisten fammt Ell
ner INNER srbisr spsrpenpen 3abl Don
StimmeuL mslbs f9 auf bic anosrn
Garbinale ;srpIittsrt battsn. Seim
speitsn Bablaans bate Ct pier Stimmen
aeponnsn, beir critten bate Monfsnor
Watai ais Stutatpr Qsr bic Stimmz
ssttsl Isisn mubtD febsnuupyWaniSmal
lsinen NaWsa ssiefen. Nan raberte
f6 Su aSiuna unp sssse Becssuns
bsrrfdx in Grntlase WsabUpsaI). Nm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-04
Seimsaas eiHss tbatsrrsiasn
&GSu;iners.

Slm IL. SUM itarb int &apu;inertlp>
ter Si Wlniter tad lanssm 1dwerent
Seiosn rfr bpdperpiente uilp aud in weiz
tsren Sreiisn ribmliGit bsfannt 9ewprpes
ne SapnSinerpatn G]larenttus S6az
Der. 0as ~6r. SirGenbl," Erinat iiber
zen 1abin8sf6ispsnm fclssuren Isfrulpo:
@ebpren 81 Spr9fis in Ssrol 1890,
.trat er in Sabre 1910 in rea Sapusis
nerzS rpsn, %hlS9aiita nit Irltenrn
@absll res @riites, ppllenrsts CT l847
leinr pBilpirpbiidm pup t5eplcaiidsn
Ssarien arbsitste flint 3abse nit Gifer
IN ieinem g~aterlanpe unN. purpr 1852
apm Srrens8enerale in bic wieoer crftss
bence &aruSinfrprprinS mad 8etpfabIen
9eienpet. Nenn man einsn Slid allf
bic Sabre Sariifpirft bic CT bier subrad,s
ts, 70 fam man nur %itauner, mic ein
@ann 10 Sieles leiten fam. unaefabr
200 WililOnen belt CT absr IN ben Dis
esien @initsr, Ssaabrid, Silcesbsim.
SSlh @ainS anp 5reiburs. Sebr siez
|e 9siitlits @sncReniduften un0 frcmu,e
Sereine 'psrpsn Jpn ME ssrsssen ,useen
Der seiitli6sn Grereitisn NIT Senen er fe
lauisnss sensn CT SrSaa ".
9eltl'@er 5abrr lpsE ,rrrren itin smssna
zen le9peA- r. /. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-04
StaGien uno Der Eabf.

8enn mon ben antifirbli6en SlGtz
tern slauben piirfte 10 mare a~n3unebmen,
RAP pas italtenilfe Splf, erespt einiss
alte 8sibsr unp mannlide SdwadtGps
fe, pom papite sar nibts mebr tpilien
wpue uno fi6 tibet psisn gnttbrpnanS
frsue. Dem 1T aber nidt 70. aud
auBsrbalb Som 1T in ssridispenen Stdps
ten StalienS unp auf pem &anpe paS
3 BIT i m aaf pa6 @lanSsnp>
Ns bssanssn ,pprpen ; mas ne Yictpr
Gmanusl8 2eute 0bilife unp RepDz
luSsr) ni6t 81 psrbinpsrn psrmpdten. g
NuS Slpren1 Der ~bi8beri9en 8els
benz bs8 SietcE miro beri6tst 9a8
Subilaum pes, bl. 8ater8 ipurpe in WabtT.
baft srubartissr Bsile sefeirrt, S@pn
in meinsm lsBten Sriefs bate i6 9Bna
seIast pie tatbplilde @einnun9 uniez
res 8plfsS perps an pieien SaSe 81 berr7
ligem AuSpntf 9elan9er, unp i9 irrte
mid hidt msine fIbniten @ripartunsen
wurpen sarpeitdbrrtrpfen. Die aprsiS
fen an Den 81. 8ater !plirpsn nit un;dbr
lisen llntsrlariftsn bepsf:. 3n allen
pfarrsn Der Di6esie warren feierlids Iris
pusn unter Sablreidr SetbsiliSunS Der
@laubisen a~bssbalten. Die SanSe lint
ssssnp. srslanSte an ben Ibsnpen bonn 16,
IL. unp 1S. SUM in REDEEM 9idtermeer
unp sswabre ibpn BON Beitem einsn
bsuliden AnbIid. Wan Sarf iasen pab
unlsr 4anbsulf bisie prei Gage ale Arz
belt ruben lief, um iid ausidRsblib ben
8Vrbaeitunse, ~ pen 6reuSmfeasm au
pismsu uRs bsim' giubru6e sr Nadt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-04
am IL. Suli 1871

49, DO.
@ssen RE VI. Stride lcs,ieben, lit nun,
einmal Serirfnie sieler DISQUALIFICATION ;
unp raB rieieIben I'M @ufsreifen ibres
Stphes biesu nidt gar ;u mdtleriid iinr,
1T cine allbsfannte 3batiade.-Wi nell
der Sait, ia nit ,peldem !Seibbunafr
m,lrre nidt IN lester 3eit Der betauernss
pertbe 8ipt IL. Suli in Nem5
Yprf, oon einem Ibeil Der amerifanis
iden 9rebe aussebeutet INN itren @eis
fer aber Stride unp &elisipn aussuipulz
helm, nm IN alen Spnarten iiber RE Sd
tbrlifen lps9ebsn ;i fSnnen -
3psi elence Saftipnen BON Srldnrern
iteben iid namlid in Nepsyprf feinrlid
Seseniber: bic Ginen, erfl Grte, sez
fdwprene Seinpe Der STRIDE
,,Sranisr" senannt bic gnpern ga
menfatbplitet peld)s jerpd, ,peoen ibrer
9ebeimet unp 9erbptenen llrltrieben Ypn
pem Serbante Der &ir6e auS0eS
fnp, bic ,&ibbon=N Banner"
Sebtere pputen nun bic Sranier 9es
tpaltfam am Ibbalten zines 5Fentliden
Im3u9eS S%erbincerlL lrp bic fupsrtluse
fatbplifenfeinrlide prsbe er9reift bieie Sc
lsssnbeit um in Saui6 unp Spssn ben
Stab Su breden titer Stride llnp Slerus !
If ibre 8epsisfabruns /: bic
DHibbpn> WlGnner" trsten 9espaltIam auf
9s9en btr9erli@e urp relisibIe Srsibeit
amrrifaniiGer 8arser; pisis Ribbpn@
Ndnaer 1inb &atbplifsn 6irfte erft be-
lpsrpea D fpl9IiG 1T biefatbplilds
cine, allen reli9iBien unp burger
6reibeitsn feinrH6e Snfituticn 80.
lei9te ia pirlmsbr pelds bog
bate Stffnserwirran9!! Staunsn mtb
man tber bic 9~renSenlple llnipibenbeit
aber teufii6e 8pSbeit bisIer 2euts.
Sbre SepeiSfabrun9 erinnsrt urS an
ren WanL welder bepeilen WOuts RAP
ole 8rGide tsn 5ribfn9 beruusnuaten.
,Benn rie 8rbide quaden", 1a9t eE
vfommt rcr 6rabIins; fol9li6 quofsn
bic 8rBlds ben 6ritlin0 bsrarls,
llnlern 2slern nun tlarsn QGsin einsuz
idenfen, bamit piefs fir fi6 ielbit psn
Nsps yprfer nSrapau" b~elrtbeilsn FLU
tsuL laBen mir fpl9enrs lbatIadeh fol-
4, Sn Nsw yprf s~riitirt cine 9ebsime
@slsGl6aft opn Auslancern, anter Dem
unIdalpisen Namsn bon IN me rifaniz
ids prptefantif6s @eielli6aft."
SsIbs r~sfrltirt fi6 aug bsm auspurf
elmer tisf selunfenen Slafe, irilaer Ser
sbrer Der enSIilden &rons. Das Sino
beim rsdtsn Rannel sstaaft beiBt is
o9le Dyanier 2sse bon 3rlana."
3psd unp 3isl pislsr U8erbrabsruns"
IT IS u8tcte bersor,urGfen nab
'babd paS 8Iut spn &stbsIifen
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2ur,em burser76 asftte.

su Sersiefrn." Oasu taben fe iid
cirlid %serbunrcn rurd eiuen aebeimen
Srtteslai tsrlifen SGwur, Der jepc6 MIDI
INNER sebeim blieb, ipnrem ~ serI6iez
cenen Malel olf irssnp cine cper bit
anrere 9lrt aiis Gid,t Der SeHentlidfeit
9e;c9en lpiure.
2. Cine ;ipeite sSatticu npn ,SrlInpeu,
beitctt III Nepz 2Jprf, ur,p lit betannt urz
ter pem Namsn ,,Hibbon MGmnsr".
Oieie baten lid, eirli6 serpfidtet als,
ibrem 8lcrlls pper ibrer Stride ;ueefias
ten llnbilpal, 81 ridden. Oisie Sriperz
idaft, bic iid &atbclifen .beieen" unp
Die Sad,c rsr &atbplifen Il, pertbeiriaen
Spr9ebe,, iIrp jerpd nifts weniacr ole
&atbplifen. Die Stride, reld,e fe ,u
beidiissn', meinen, bat ie aus ibren,
Sdppbe ousseiGieren unp tspeint reren
@erirruneen.-
Oas finp bic beipen parteien, pelde
iid seseniber fteben UNI bic 8ube frierz
lider Slrser s~efabrpen. llnire Sympas
tbieen iinc fpeper nit ben einen nod nit
Zen anten! Oils &ahclifen baben mir
feline @smeinidaft nit ben Ribbpnz
Mannsrn; fe finp aus psm Sdopse
rer Stride ausseftpben uup 1T ss mitbin
tpabrer llnfinn, bic sebeimsn unr yer
perfidsn llmtriebe folder Sippi6aften
ben &atbplifen in bic S6ube idieben su
modem. Die Sranier absr serabIdeuen
mir ais einen @uspud,s Der !SSlc, ais
StSrer aIer beftebenren Srpnuna. Ils
Siirser elmer freien 8epublif mieen mir
ne uSranier" als bic id~ulpisten err
fennen: sic taten iid s~uIammen sere
in rer Nbiidt, yHipte beraufS
ubei6wSren UNI rabei Slutsu
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ne unbilten 81 rdden.
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itammt risfer 6ab ,niiten rem
teiren Yarteien
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ban9idteit an bic 8elisipn, auf's srauz
serfplst. 8eil bic e~itssborsns
ibren @lauben rurd,alls
treu mar, purpfn iie spn ibrer 5esree &C.
~wesseriben unp prpteitantiiGe
prtpiser auf bic Snisl 9sianbt. priefrr
UNI 9ifdBfe rpllrpen oertrisbsl Der Grss
tifbpf binseridtst. - Dian railbts ben
ibr gi9entbrm, gs fam 81
alfftanpen, RE pas Zoos Der llneliidz
nar nod peridlimmerten,
OaS etipa mar per Stanp her 0inae
,8 Safpb II. ben ensliIdsn Gbrpn be-
ST ipar fatboliid unp tppute feiz
zen fatbpIiI6en Srlanbsrn @ersGtisfsit
,isperfabrsn laBn, 0aS mar absr ren
>rptsfanten Su Disl, Sic risfsn Safpb's
56pisseripbn 8ilbslm BON Sranisn 81
brem S6ni9 aus, Safpb feBte ii6 CUR
.Sesenpebr, iDaroe absr am II. Suli
$50 in elmer entIGsipsnpen SblaGt an
en- llfern be8 5laBeS 8pDns 9sldlasen.
Osr Sranisr unp nit ibm Der prptetanz
iSmaS triumpbirtsn.
lin nun piele oen fatbpliiGen SrldnS
srn Dor 200 Salrsn seibIassne IBunpe
Or benz 9srnarbm 81 bsbatsn ,psrpsn
iele jabrIidm Itfdss ron ben Sranisrn