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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-21
RHODE ISLAND.

1. Nj. Butler was ordained at louisville on
Sunday as pastor Of the Baptist church.
An exchange says: providence expects Pres
idenI Grant to be present there at the laying of
The corner stone OF its reconstructed post office
A young man in Warren, |. B. White stepped
upon an ash-pan, few days ago, when tslruck
nm III the lee and caused Il slight abrasion of
the skin. The wound mortified, lOckjaw re-
suited, and death on the 18th terminated his in
tense sutferings. He was thirty-one years of
age.
Since the appearance of that formidable dis
ease, the smallpox, in Warren, forty-tliree cases
have been reported and FIVE patients have died
Ihere are now three cases in the hospital and
these will be discharged in day or Two, after
which the town will be free from this aunoviur
pest
On the 18TH Mr. Joseph g. Wilbur of Little
Compton, fisherman in the employ of Captain
II. I. WilbuI's fishing company washed
overload during a squall Of wind from a small
boat IN tow OF tine larger one, and, nOthwith-
standing every effort was made to say c him was
drowned, leaving wife and two children
Referring TO the death of Dr. John Edward
HolbrOok, graduate of Brown university, the
London Spectator says: OR Holbrook was ex-
tensiyely known on this side Of the water and was
member OF many foreign academies In his
own home the close companion Of Agassiz, the
friend OF Pierce, Of Trcadwell, of Bancroft, his
name Will not be forgotten in London, where
eminent names are always best remembered"
HE Providence journal says "The quality
Of mercy is NOT strained saws the great poet of
all times and all occasions, but there are some
indications that the quantity may be. For in
stance, when teacher sends from a public
school the children of very poor parents, with
| an injunction to bring something, if it is not
more than twenty-five cents, for the aid OF a
| great charity. Here is strain that slould be
| speedily relaxed. A woman who is able 10 keen
her children at school only by unremitting Ia
oors at the wash tub ought not to have the mini
mum of her contributions for the Chicago
sufferers established by the school ma'am,"
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VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,

v AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD,
Cas- leave Worcester Fosterst Depot for Ioosc run-
NJ for North Adams, Ilo0sac Tunnel, Greenfield Shell
bnine Falls and Brateboro, al $50 and lib M For
Greenfield at q. 30 and Ills A M. and i.20 2. NJ
Leave Hoosac Tunnel for Boston al 30 ii m, and 20
m.
22s IN. Bralteboro for Boston at 4gg and 9ii
a N. and 200 m.
The $50 a and l.20 m train, from Hoosnc Tunnel
$50 train from Greeufcld and Sal a m and 90 4 m
trans from BrattlebQro, connect Fitchburg with
trains for Provdence, Newport and union
and IL u and 100 pm trains from Btatflcor,, nrn-
meet at Fichburg with trains Worcester Providence
Newport, &c.
o, T. RUGGLEs. Supt.
rI'chpuIB MISS guy ~, ISL. diff mYl
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each way daily Sundays exceptod), between

each way daily Sundays excepted), between
WORCESTER AND NEW LONDON.
connecting with the abOve-named Steamers leaving
WORCESTER at 1870 and 4.15 r. M Freight ilY
these trains Is sure to be IN New York the next mongi
unavoidable accidents alone preventing. The tacieS
therefore for tile rapid transit of freight are unsrpagseds
ad the rates are always rs low by any other line
Freight forwarded from New YORK South via Camden
snd AmbNy Il. r. and West via. Erie and Penn Contra
r. H. a, or by any other route as ordered promptly.
For further information inquire of w II. TURNER
Agent, Worcester. p. ST. NJ. ANDREWS, Supt.
l0b2o
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA r. R

NOTICE.
On and after pril %, 1871, a Passenger Train will
leave Foster street station Sunday nj A. NJ for Gro
ton junction and way stations This train Will connect
NJ GrotOn Junction with train for Boston ana intermedi.
ate stations on Fitchburg kar0ad also with train for
hoWel, Boston, and intermediate stations on Stony
Brook and Boston & Lowell Railroads
returning, viii connect at Groton Junction with
ecster tsl5P.N O. s. TiIIsNER Supt
worcester, May ", 1871, diff apl
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- without rubbing; Removes Pich Tar Paint
grease, SMedt dtd Leather STAINS, &C. WASHES will
Hot or Cold Hard, SOFT, Salt Water; Saves Labor
lime, Fuel Clothes, and Money Clothes washed with
1t wear twice as long as il washed with common SOAP
ohe pound OF it will wash from ten fifteen dozen
pieces 1 ordinary family washing. II washes the fgesf
zee without INJURY and renders all articles Us clear and
bright as new. ~
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NERVOUS DTSEA SEES,

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PUBLISHED BY the
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No. 4 Bulinch Street, FsOs;on, (Opposite
Revere Housed
i, DE. W. II; PARKER, Assistant Physician.
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THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR MISREPRESENTATION
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Flattered by the reception o. ana great demand for
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These are beyond all comparison the most extraor
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VALUABLE BoCRS.-We have received the valuable
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concerning which lamentable ignorance exists Tic
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A. seems to be his aim to induce women to avud
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Elther book sent by mail on receipt of price,
n b-Ihe Author of the ahOyc-Iamed medical works
Is te chief Consulting Physician the pcalnv Medical
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no time 20 attend to mere business details Therefore all
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INSTITUTE, or to Dr. w IL. PARKER, tile Medical
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamships on tho Connecting on the Pacific
ALASKA CoLoRADoH 'H'
ARIZONA, CONSTITUTION
HENRY CHAUGCEY GOLDEN CITY
NEW YORK, SACRAMENTO
OCEAN QUEEN, GOLDEN AGE
NORTHERN LIGHT, MONTANA nc kc
COSTA RIGA
. One Of the large and splendid steamships of this
line wit leave Pier No. q, North River foot of Canal
street. at IL o'clock nOOn the 18th and 3Oh Of every
Month Except when those dates fall on Sunday and
then on the preceding SATURDAY., for ASPINW ALL
connecting via Panama Railway with one of the Com.
paEy steamships from Panama for SAN FRANCISCO
touching at Manzanillo.
All departures connect at Panama with Steamers far
sOIIH PACIFIC and CENTRAL AMERICAN
PORTS. Departures of the 18th touch ut KINGSTON
a Fer Japan and China, Steamer leave San Francisco
hrsteI every month. except when it falls on Sunday
then on TIC day preceding.
- Une hundred pounds baggage allowed each Adult
baggage Masters accompany Baggage through and at
Lehd TO ladies and Children without male prutectors
Baggge received ON the Dock the day before sailing nom
gltlnbos railroads. and passengers prefer to send
down carly. ~ ~
An experienced surgeon on board Medicine and at
tendance free. ~ "
FOR Freight Passage Ticket or further information
apply al the company s ticket Office, on the Wharf TO y
X. BABY, Agent; to SUTTON IL WHEELER Lincoln
BLOCK, worcester; or to agents for New England.
&. L. BARTLETT ~ CO.
"a5 GU Is Broad street. Boston,
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miscellaneous.
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS


A MEXICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS
r.. H. EDDY,
solicitor of Patents for Inventions Trade Marks or
Designs No. rs state ST., opposite Kilbv St.
Boston.
40 agency "a tie UaHe1 States possesses suDsylor fg-
eHeJof ootqmlag Patents, or dSeeriaiaaq tie pateta
An necessity OF journey to Washington TO procure
Faleht, and the great delay there. are here saved
inventors. "
Testimonials.
u regard Mr. Eddy one OF the most capabe and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse. w '
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents
nave no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man more competent and fiastirOytiH
ana more capable of putting their applications in form
TO secure tor them an early and favorable consideration
ut the Patent Office. EDMUND BTTRK r ~
49,, p, Late Commissioner of Patents. "
MT. X. II. Eddy has made for me over THIRTY an
phCatOns for Patents having been successful in almost
every case such unisakabe prootof great talent and
nit on ms part leads me to recommend inventors
10 Apply TO MN procure their patents as they NAV he
sure OF having the most faithful attention bestowed ON
lhelr cases. and at very reasonable charges
Boston Jan. 1871. d2twly tl0 JOHN TAGGART
X q r II N IT II II "
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- FOR SALE-On Washington st.,
k;; good tenement House 20 rooms: good location;
HfiiE pays handsomely Price S5OOO
'@aA9S l.. A. ELY ~ co.
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The Dollar Reward SOAP !

Try tin the Bathroom: it leaves the skin cool smooth
ana SOFT Use ii to cleanse your Marble Ornaments
Mantels DOOr-steps &c, and Brick Walks and Alleys
Use II with Scouringbrck in cleansing iron or steel; it
saves hali The labor and gives better appearance 1t
makes I'm Ware shine like new, and has no equal in
cleansing glass or china Dissolved in boiling water il
makes the best and cheapest Soft Soap in the world
For sale by HOLDEN BROS Worcester dam "a
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~ FOR SALE-On Southbridge st., a
E good tenement Bl0ck-good paying tenants
EI pay large per cent. investment. Price $500
L. A. ELY d co.
Corner Main and Pleasant streets
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- VILLAGE FARM FOR SALE-Of
; go acres first quality land cuts 50 tons of English
lEl!l hay, by machine; 30 acres of heavy wood and
- timber estimated $4,000 on the stump fenced by
stone; large two story house-l4 rooms three barns,
sheds, all in good repair; very pleasant locations mile
from churches. schools, depot &c. u miles from Wor-
ccster; milk sold at the door abundance of orchard
ing farm well watered everything about the place in
thorough order. L. 4. ELY A CO.,
Rogers Block, Corner Main and Pleasant streets.
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Real c5statr.

4ssAR Il a Il h t A t Egs4
lii HEADaUARTERs.
L. a. Ely X Go.
Corner Main and Pleasant Sts.,
ROGERS BLOCK, CORNER OFFICE.
-. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
iii Properly is located on Main st. in the beautiuI
@~and thriving town of Uxbridge, Is built of brick.
good sized rooms each is supplied with pure water
from never-8ing spring; is the hest location in town
for business building ~ S. is occupied tor Drug store
and Gents Furnishing Goods rents for $500 I've Hun
Gred DoIIa7 Per ye2r Price 5000; will SXchanse for
is situated nearly opposite e Providence and Worcester
Depot and must necessarily increase IN value in few
Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
49, FOR SALE-Two.story French roof
bgii hve.tenement Double House with rooms. nclT-
4All " new pleasant location three minutes walk
vestnent L. A. ELY & co,
o2O DIFF Cor. Nam and Pleasant sts
49, FOR sALE-Or Exchange for City
M 5 %t Of ~ 5 acres NILE eo from Roc
walton; Cottage House pa nteo blinded, four
various kinds Inquire Of g. +. GoDDARB Chsiiton
Depot, or H. ELY & Co,
Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
"a FOR SALE-Or Exchange for Farm
Hill near Worcester good GOD two tenement House,
neighbovlood; pleasant Location co
go diff Corner Main and Pleasant sts.
~ FOR SALE - Good Involvement
I hons @ ms Reasa9i Gfaiioo elgh i minutes
1.aa' thorough repair; furnaces entered; good
barn, with cellar Price $4,000
Cor. Main and Pleasant SIS.
~ FOR SALE-Ncar Main st. Baptist
lli rooma eleven thousand feet of land plenty Of
~~rQt; well fenced. Terms easy.
l.. A. ELY & co,
Corner Main and Pleasant streets
49, FOR SALE-In New England Viii
kl every thing in perfect repair; one OF superior
$50 land well stocked with all kinds OF fruit and |
grapes running waller To house; very pleasant location
one Of the best nthe village; neghGorhood drst-class
Price $500. l.. 4. ELY 4 Co,
Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
- FOR SALE-At the south end, nearly |
l%i new Involvement House-l6 rooms; first class |
L neghDorhood; city water; barn with two stalls.
ol9 diff Cor Main and Pleasant SIS.
EOR SALE GROCERY AND PRO |
VISION BUSINESS-one Of the best stands in the
city; excellent run OF business Increasing rlpidly-w
Cor Main and Pleasant SIS.
~ FOR SALE-On Southbridge st.,
;i;; good tenement Bloek-good paying tenants;
ILL pay large per cent on iYrestmSnt Price $500
Corner Main and Pleasant streets.
- FOR SALE-On Washington st.,
ki good tenement House 20 rooms: good location; |
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pROVIDMNNE N MNRNNa.rn.. }, ~

PR0NiDENCE " WURCESTER Rail.
- huAD.-Summer Arrangements June y ls7l
Express Train lstnpping only al Woons0ckTt M, H.
2lj p. M " ' ' '"'' iIo'lUehee as
Aeeoinmodaon Trans viii leave Worcester for Prov
pm ~ ' % ~ ~" 'nu u'dO
tEoVidenee for Worcester and way stations at 40 ard
prold ny a. ~ tmaR and pm tcNpress trains from
LIOsutct' anu lhe lOl5 70 m. (cNprt.) and 90 To- IN
qmal2 trains from Worcester conn,c, nj Worcester
Rm,id WIN lalna to ana from Clinton. Fitchburg
Gutdhu sariltoga. Montreal Nashua Lowell ia,yrtncs
concord, and the White Mountains. SprinaiielI bIanv
iI H. niSIi u, alls, and points Norl or West.
points. 30 " '''' '''' f"''Aus
The Worcester trains, except express and 30 n IA
S9hect al oonsaeket Junction with trains TO and from
Milford ana at waterford with trains Of The Posto1
Hartford and Erie railroad " " '''t''
SPECIAL TRAINs.
leave providence Tor Waterford SEQ L. m conncrtin0
Norwich. 0s'' "'i''-h' "ii0
Leave Moonsocket for Providence at 2.gUp. m
leave Provldencc for UNhrIdge al 90 /, M
Leave AbnGge for Worcester al j4j {. ~
Trans leave Milford for Worcester ana proyiAcpc, a.
SUI ana ll.OO a. and $50 p. M Wo.usp,rpt lar .t
ioru at Sl5 a. ~. and 1850 and $50 D. IN. ~
az "a
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ROsT0E Z ALBANY RAILROAD

Nt.ba hk 5fL,iAi.
Leaves Webster for Worcester al eco am
Leaves Worcester for Webster at CAS- ON
=. 81. N. AEbNEWS Sunr
ia "a -4.-. It..
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EOR SALE-GROCERY AND PRO
Il VISION NESS-One Of the best stands in the
city excellent OF business Increasing rpidly-will
be sold low. l.. A. ELY ~ co.
Maiu and Pleasant &
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YXTANTED-Tn nnrchnsn inmndin+nl,. e..

49, FOR SALE-The Residence of tba
E;i late Russell MORSE, Sen, pleasantly located in
kll lioyalsion, Mass. The property consists OF rs
= acres o. excellent and, well divided: fenced en-
irey with stone wall; 20 acres heavy timber: cuts 20
tons OF hay annually nearly all with machine: tw9
story square House OF II rooms; large Barn and All
necessary out9uildngs all in good repair neverilng
water This Farm is acknowledged by an to be ono ~
the best IN Worcester County, and for persons wanfina
TO accommodate city boarders this place is unc0rard
as to location and Terms easy For nIrtber
information inquire OF j. +. MORSE.
Ol6
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Sole Agents for Worcester and vicinity
Please call and satisfy yOUrselve that il is the best Hot
AIR furnace IN the market having nearly double The
amount OF heating surface, and vapor pan so arranged
as To supply pleasant and agreeable heat Tree nm dust
enokc and gas as the many persons who have used them
the past winter Will testify.
Also, large and select stock Stoves Tin Iron Cops
per and Glass ware. -
Tn koonng Pump Work, and jolblng of all kinds At
tended TO VITA nestness ana dispatch
A RUSSELL q co
mYs dtf ''' "Oi'eS'el'
I II o N, S T E Il Il. &C.
The subscribers have constantly on hand a very Iarg
assortment oil IlSON 4 MD STEEL of ali de- ERIN
lions Also, 49, e''P
AEYILS, CHAINs
VlSES. NIfTS
BELLOWS, WASHERS,
EQUITABLE FORCES, HORSE SHOES
HAmMERS, HORSE NAILS
sLEDGES RASPS
SFKlNGS, TILES
FINIsHED AXLES, BORAK
BoLTS, GBIEDSTONES,
BEACH SAND, &c, &c.
which Will be sold al the lOwest prices at the old starn
WASHINGTON SQUARE.
PRATT Il IENMAN
-nT...sIer. ADrlI IStk deOptf 9pl
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For Sale and Exchange,

which are not advertised to which we invite the ate
ton of purchasers.
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- FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE for
xiii City Property, excellent Farm Of 10 acres
EsllI well fenced pleasantly located miles from Wor]
- cester. one mile from church, store, &c twomiles
from depot; land well divided; summer and winter 20
head Of cattecanbe made to Keep twice that number:
wood enough for the places nice orchard of acres very
good cottage hou of rooms; first barn; new car
riaee house g.Tlnay; ice house &C running water at
house ami barn Price $500. Terms easy.
o, n POND A.
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A FINE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
ON JOHN STREET,

corner Of Wesby. House contains rooms. including
bath ROOM in good repairs gas ami city water; also
nice well Of water good cellar, with furnace; 5000 feet
OF iad stocked with pear and apple and grape
vines Ihe grounds are neatly laid out with walks &c
INQUIRE OF GEO. l.. BLISS,
O3 utt Firm of TAFT. Bliss fam ~
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NJ EW STEAM MARBLE AND
AN STONE WORKS,

Having introduced machinery into our business we
are confident that with our large experience practical
khoNledge and personal attention, prepared to
lhanutacl ure Building Fronts and Trimmings NOnu-
menus, tablets and Grave Stones, Chimney Pieces
bracket Shelves, Table and Bureau Tops Sinks. and
at the lowest cash prices.
iliklul Tor past confidence and patronage we solicit
acontinuance Of the same. TATEGM IL MORGAN
az III Ceniral St. Mnrcester Mas
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H.. FOR SALE First-claSs COttage-10
Eiii good rooms, very nicely fitted up; hot and cold
FsllI wafer; bath room; sewer entered; nice fruit
-@@~ trees; about five minutes walk from city Hall.
l.. A. ELY Il co,
OIL Diff Cor MINI and Pleasant SIS.
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{ ALVIN l.. GoDD ARDS
Burning Machine Works,
Second Avenue, Corner Twenty-SecOnd st.
Office No. Bowling Green New York
Manufacture the
PATENT fiESTiZ0 BURR!NG PlCKERS,
PATENT WORSTED BURRLYG PICKERS.
PdTENT DOMESTIC BURRING PICKERS,
OILERS to attach to Pickers Patent Steel Ring and
Solid Packing. ~
BURRING MACHINES.
MADE Single and Double for first breakers of Wool
breakers ana fnishers. ~
Improved Steei Ring Feed Rolls plane and intersect.
ing, with Patent adjustable spring boxes
shake Willows with blowers.
waste busters, Cotton Gins Blowers &C.
EXCELSIOR
Atthe International Exhibition in London 1852 and
az the Paris Exposition Of 1861 our Mestizo Rurrinv
FiGker received a PRIZE MEDAL award; A (;OI,5
MEDAL al American Institute Fair, New York ls61-
ana ~ 1861. 1863, and $50 the highest award
, AtIhe American Institute Fair New York 1855 orr
MEDAL, and at all subsequent exhibitions the IIIGII
EST AWARD; and in 1870 our Double Burner received
FIRST PREMIUM. - ee'''N
Al american Institute Fair, 1869 and 1870 our Steel
kln Feed Rolls received lSt premium.
A. American lnstitute Fair 1870. WOrsle ed Burning
Picker was awarded the lst premium e
~ OUR STEEL RING BURRING MACHINES ArF rup
ohLf SOLID PACKING BuRRING MACuiNEs IN TuE NJ AZ
XII Workmanship aud Operation guaranteed
our llltsl rated Catalogue be had On application
prompt attention gwen TO all inquiries and orders by
the proprietor -
diff q. ANN
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The Baptist church in Brentwood celebrated
us centennial on the 18Th.
Charles Jones Of Claremont died recently, at
Montgomery, Texas. He graduated at Dart
mouth college in the class Of 1882
Col. Z. ] Stevens, formerly a merchant, and
o. iate well known insurance agent in Man
chester, died on the 18th, aged sixty-nine years.
lodge Of Odd Fllows has been Instituted
AZ Milton Mills called Mlltonia, No 81. The
members number sixteen
On ihe l3th, IN Danyille, the house of Mr.
Seth " Cass was destroyed by fire resulting
from The explosion Of kerosene lamp. FnIiy
insured. ui''
There are two OF three murder cases and some
cases, which will be brought before lie eranS
jury al Portsmouth now in session, ''N
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Ser Seuti9e Correspondent.
Sa1timOre Osu 81. Sftcber 1871.
Ser GGDinScl nab mic Dor in
DDilcr 9lutbe. - Der Sine
nidnt brHcr. OILS Der NMeere.

SdotdQltt fommt NlIU0c iibtr lIele crlt9
hedtc Observation-Disclosures uuo gent OaS 10
fort 10 miro am @nSc Ser riejae '&etrug in
4em = NorI in ben Sdattet aeiiellt ucrStu.
9os oau,e S~eomteupeiCn, pom S6hTert bis
;um Stieoriofer, itglu; pom elmer argcu
TTmIs orocfrcTCl III iein. @cuu and bier
mn Sort EN- tlstncr Gieb eiugeipouncn mitp,
ia oeIinot g nod, aemeinialih ben arDBereu,
IN entitIiipfcn. llCbriQcnS 1T lett Dem Sriege
S9Tnbe BON Gben her Dem 2utoe ein 10 ihledl
fss 9eiipiel oeoeL.u morbcn oaB bic totalc
Decentralization Der Stamtemuelt 9iemuno