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The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

Notwithstanding previous statements
to the contrary, it seems that the French
army did participate largely 10 the elec.
tions, aud gave overwhelming maiorities
for the republican candidates. The
Prince de Joinyillc has nnother oppov.
tunity Of being elected to The Assembly
and as he has declared in Gayor OF thu
Republic, it is now believed he will be
successful. Theirs is cndeayoring 10
cultivate friendly relations with the
German authorities ia France. and
through the Joarauf O6icidi advises the
newspapers to refrain from harsh Ian.
guagc. Paris will raise a loan for the
purpose OF rebuilding the monuments
destroyed during the siege. Ducatcll,
who became traitor to tho Commune.
has been rewarded with the cross oftho
Legion OF Honor. Paris has not vet
been restored to civil rule. as was re.
ported. Asthe administration of Theirs
has been SO completely endorsed in the
elections he will be continued as Chief
Executive io7 two years longer as soon
as the new delegates have taken their
scats in the Assembly.
A letter from NJ. Thiers to the Popo
invites him to make France his resi-.
d. nee; lie offers an humble apology to
his Holiness that France is unable 10
interpose in behalf Of his temporal power,
but earnestly declares it as his earnest
conviction that Italian unity as impos.
siblc.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13
COMMUNICATED.

Messrss Editors ;--If newspapermen
would restrict their publications to facts,
in tead Of allowing themselves to be
seducsd into vain. glorious speculation,
they would, IN our opinion, be doing
more service to the public and more
credit TO themselves.
Ths'' Seafnei, pin its last editorial, ,evi-
dently unwilling TO be trammelled by the
narrative Of an ordinary Incident, set 10
work to entertain iss readers with very
\ sophistical disquisition concerning the
Affairs Of tue democratic party 10 this
county. Andlike that s.intelligent mag
pie" made discoveries where nonc were
10 be ioutd. That worthy sheet dis
ccrned in the democratic organization
in this cosinty sstwo factions, one rep
resenting "a few ambitious Protestant
democratic youths, the other, the sold
and steady adhercuts OF the Roman
Catholic faith" Assuredly, The ghost
Of Know Nothingism still haunts the
Editors fancy.
These two factions" pictured thus
10 the writer's imagination, met in hos
tile army, on last Saturday afternoon,
% their primary meetings. After a
glowing description Of the struggle, in
which the Editor displayed most reck
less use Of fancy, the contest was closed
IN. favor Of the "old stagers,' aud the
"protestant youths" we're driven from
81 q -I =. =
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

The great tornado which passed over
Dayton, Ohio, on Sunday afternoon
appears to have been more destructive
IN It's effects than was first reported.
Three persons were killed outright by
the falling Of St. Johns Lutheran
Church, and number were seriously
wounded. The dead bodies of two boys
were taken out of the ruins Of Washing.
too street bridge, aud two others rescued
alive, but badly injured. A Gipsey
wom'n was killed by the falling Of a
trca into tho midst Of an cncampmeut
OF Glpsies near the city. Church spires.
were demolished, houses uuroofed, trees
blown down aud crops destroyed in tho
Immediate vicinity of Dayton, and tho
whole community thrown into the,
utmost Consideration.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13
NOTICE.

HNHE undersigned, Collector OF State and
l. County Taxes for District No. I, gives
notice that he will attend at the Commits.
sloner's Room, in the Court House, on
Monday and Tuesday of each week for the
purpose ofreceiving the Taxes for the year
1911. All those indebted for County Taxes
Tor the years 1869 and 1870, are notified
that unless the same are paid Immediately
the Law provided in such cases will be
rlgidly enforced.
JACOB HOLMES,
July l3-3t Collector.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

Lynch law" cannot often be justified
but among the cases in which its exer
else appears to have been emincu,ly
proper was the hanging of a wretch
named Mera, at 0nanga. Illinois, a few
days since, for the murder oe his son.
aged ten years. The inhuman scoundreI
beat the child vita horse whip until
ne was unable to stand on his feet, and
then placed the bleeding body upon a
Stove hot enough to heat an iron.,,
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

The Rsc0rd, published at wayncs-
horo', Pa, by Wm Blair, has made its
appearance in new dress, and is en-
larged BY the addition Of fosr columns.
We consider the Record one of our best
exchanges, aud hope il viii continue to
prosper. Go for the cash, Blair.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

The Baltimore authorities are yetsuf-
iciently unenlightened as to retain upon
their statute books ordinances requiring
dogs 70 be muzzled during the summer
months, as safeguard against hydro
phobia, as if hydrophobia did not occur
as frequently in winter as in summer.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

Tho ferre Haute (fnd.) Gasette,. a
Republican paper, speaks its present
mind very freely as to Grants re-nomi-
nation. 1t says:
We have been Republican us long as
there has been Republican party, and we
will not vote for his nomination, nor for
him il nominated
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

The Savannah RepaJlican, the old
Wing organ Of Georgia, denies that
those who once were Wings in tha,
State have any disposition to join the
Radical party, as q Tribune corrcspon-
dent assevts they bave.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

Con. James II. Clanson, Of Alabama,
testified before the Ku. Klux Committee
on the 18th that no regular organized
ku-klgx ever existed in that State
Most Of tha outrages were committed by
members Of the Radical party. The
Radical leaders were, without exception,
destitute o. moral character, aud caused
all tho troubles,
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

Thomas county. Ca, is about to hold
a convention to discuss the policy of
employing white labor altogether. The
negroes areso much engrossed in politics
that they cannot be depended upon for
agricultural purposes.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

Another Radical reprobate has at
last got his just deserts Ex-Mayor
Cahoon, Of Richmsnd, Virginia, after
three trials, has been convicted of for.
gerry and sentenced to two years i'm.
prisonment in The penitentiary.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

The Carroll County Democracy, true
as the needle to the pole, have set their
faces against the " new departure" See
the resolution Of tho Convention which
met on Monday.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

A large box of iron and copper ore,
was shipped from this point on yestcr.
day, for COLUMBIA, Lancaster county,
Pa, to undergo scientific examination
at that place = Catoctin Clarion.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

Notices under his head TEN CENTS
per line for each Insertion.
An Ice Cream aud Strawberry Pesti.
val will be held in the grove near
Frizcllsburg, on Saturday next, duriug
the afternoon and evening for the ben.
eft of the Frizellsburg Sabbath School.
In order to close out Summer Stock
we are now Offering Goods ut aud below
cost, at Hoods.
Go to Brandenburg's to buy Boots
Shoes and Hats, j doors West NJ. +.
Church.
j. F. Brinkerhoff is selling his stock
of Ladies' lasting Caters at reduced
prices. 1t.
A splendid stock of Mems custom
made Caters cheap, at J. L. Brinkcr
hoff's. II.
Ready made Summer Clothing at
cost, at Hoods.
Bronze Shoe Polish for sale at J. L.
Brinkerhoif's. II.
J. Yiugliug & Son are Offering spe.
cial Inducements in Lace Shawls aud
Dress Goods. Call and sec them. 81.
The Best Calicocs only IL cents at
J, Yingling & Sons. 3t
KING WASHING MACHINE.
The only y perfect Washing Machine
in the United States.
Il, j. CRuMRINE & Co,
Agents for Carroll county.
Manchester, Nd. If
Il. j. Crumrine's Great Dexter Horse
and Cattle Po" der, for sale Wholesale
aad Retail by j. l.. Reifsuider. ~
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13
Festival.

lv1NHERE will 10 Festival held at White.
- Hope Chapel, in Finksbdrg, on SAT,
ukDAf, JULY 22d, commencing at 1
o'clock, p. Nj. The proceeds to be MP,
propriated towards purchasing Bell. The
public are cordially invited To attend.
COMMITTEE or ADVANCEMENT.
july ls.2t
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

Yesterday was the anniversary of the
battle Of the Boyuc, and fears we're en-
tertaincd in New York of a riot between
the Orange men and Ribbon men, and
due precaution taken to preyentii.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

Mr.. Sims Reeves, the noted Engligh
tenor, is said to have accepted an offer
Of 100000 for an engagement of ITO
nights in America.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

The children Of Charleston, s. G.,
white and, coIored, are debarred public
school privileges, because the Rsdical
officers have ssolsB al the filads appro.
printed for educational purposes.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

II is said Napoleon will soon leave
England for Geneva, and Engcnio will
simultaneously visit hor mother in Spain.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

The receipts Of the Patent Office
during the quarter ending June 80 were,
siSl ,SO5, aud the expenditures s144,.
4l6. -
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

MARYLAND BrruMIsous CoAL--
The Philadelphia b'qairer says, editor
tally:
In this part Of Pennsylvania, Maryland
bitt luminous coal was first used under boil
ers during the late long strike in the an
thracite regions, and It gave such entire
satisfaction that il was employed III prefer
ence to hard coal,
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

A citizen of Penobscot county, Maine.
has hive daughters, whose aggregate
weight is more than 1000 pounds.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

Anthracite coal, said to bo of as fine
a quality as can be fonnd in Pa, has
Just been discovered near Danyille,
Virginia.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13
NO, 1905 EQUITY,

NO, l2O5 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John J. Baumgattner and Charles I. Reif.
snider, Trustees, VS.. George Honcl Of
VIM, and Wife.
NOTICE is given this 10th day of July,
4 yAS7l, to tho creditors Of Geo. Houck
Of Wm., who were such prior to the 9th day
OF March, 1871, to file their claims proper.
y authenticated with the. Clerk Of this
Court, on or before the LIST day Of Seplem,
Der next. ~ ''H
A. NEAL.
July lsA Special Auditor.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

An Arkansas drcssmaker made a
bridal tronsseau the other day, which
contained three hundred yards Of calico.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

The Universalist Church at Hyannis,
Mass, was struck by lightning, Friday
morning, aud destroyed.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13
Notice 10 Creditors.

NO. 1908 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Benjamin Reayer, Trustee, vs.. Wm. j..
kirkpatrick and Wife.
NJ oLlGE IS hereby given to the creditors.
l. Of VIM. J. kirkpatrick aid Jane his,
wife, who were such prior to the 9th day
OF July, 1870, to sle their claims properly.
proven and authenticated with the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court for Carroll county, in
Equity, on or before the 18th day of August,
1871.
]. J. BAUMGARTNER,
lniy Id IL Auditor.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

The Internal Revenue Bureau is ad-
yised that there is great difficulty 10
collecting the revenue iu Dakota and
Arizona, owing TO the hostilitics Of tho
Indians.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

Oats harvest has begun, and the crop
is far better than was expected early 10
the season.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

CPRING SHADES Of Philadelphia popiip D.
Dat j. YipsIing a Sons.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

Rev Father GIoyd, Of ST.. Johns
Catholic. Church. Westminster has been
absent in Ohioago, for two weeks.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

BOARDING.
Several gentlemen can obtain board
III private family, at moderate rates,
by applying ut this Olhce. ap2Itf
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

CARPETS AND QUEENswARE.
The largest aud best assortment in
the county, at John l.. Rcifsuiders. 5t
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

Corn, il is Thought. will be heavy
crop thisyoar Scasonal,lc showers have
iacilitatedits growth very much during
the past month
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

Mr. Samuel Burke, o. Tancytown.
died suddenly from heart disease on
Friday last He was iiity years old.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

Wm. II. llarman, of the Union Az.
ricultural Works, of this city, has OBJ.
tained Letters Patent on an improve
ment on the well known Iron Clad
Mower. The improvement is on the
raising aud lowering of the guards in
passing over rough places.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

At Finksburg George Whittle is
designated as mail messenger at $50 a
year from beginning, vice J. +. Ward.
Route 3.078, York Road to Littlestown.
Mrl ). kohn, contractor Let service
on this route be performed in close con.
ncction with mail trains on the IVES.
tern Maryland Railroad.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

The Board of County School Com
missiopers at their meeting on Monday
last, determined to reopen the public
schools on the first of Sentember, and
to Keep them open three-quarters of the
year, They also determined 10 reduce
the salaries paid to teachers, from sl00
and sl05, to s75 and $50 per quarter,
in view of the limited funds at
their disposal for school purposes.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

Rev. John Converse has retired from
Ascension Parish, Westminster, and
left here for Baltimore, on Monday last.
lie will cfiiciate at Grace Church, Bal.
tiniore, during the Summer, in the
temporary absence of the Rector. Rev.
Julian Il. lugle will enter upon the
duties Of Rector OF Ascension Parish,
Westminster, on the lst of August.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

Large quantities OF copper aud mag.
netic iron ore have been discovered on
the farm Of sIr. Amos Evans, pear
Shambcrger's Station, Western Mary
land Railroad. IL is the intention Of
Mr.. Evans to have the ores thoroughly
analyssd, and alter he receives il we
will give il to our readers.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

Cant be eat.-Dug Hill, Carroll
county, is said 10 produce wheat which
weighs a lbs. to the bushel. This is
the heaviest wheat We ever heard Of,
aud if accurately measured, il can't be
beat.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

iuly 1a4t
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

The Fourth was celebrated with spir.
it at Diclman's Hotel, New Windsor.
A lunch 10 the garden in the morning;
sumptuous dinner, with band Of
music, speeches, songs and good humor;
IN evening n parlor coucert, and
beautiful pyroteehnic display.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

A "horse runner" snake, Eve feet
fourinches in leagth, was killed on Lime
Kiln Hill on Sunday last by some boys.
Lovers who are accustomed to stroll
in that neighborhood during the pleas.
ant summer evenings should beware.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

Charles johnson, white, was arrested
at iinksbnrg by Sheriff Trnccy, ou
Friday night charged with stealing
clothing from John jam, Of this city,
johnson was brought to this city aud
committed by Justice SIiiten for the
action Of tho Grand Jury at the Noycm-
Ter Term
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

TO Correspondents Letters contain
ing local news should reach US by Mon
day, otherwise they may be too late for
the issue Of that week. We desire to oh.
tain local news from every district in
the county, and will pay for it literally.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04

&ubeitance a%neeb6ren. Die 3abl ber
Yrtefter betrdet 1851 in Gnelanb unb
Wales unc 2O7 In @1ottlano> i'm
@an3en 1853. Sin al5Rern 3iblt
England IS fir Mdnner uno 218 far
Grauen, >uuju IN S&otlano nod bier
Wdnner= unp Is Grauenfl5aer fom<
r,en. NuBeroem ftao nod 40 r. so
@eil1lt@e erwdbnt, bic in nerl4iecenen
Gt9enl9aften momentum tm NuSlanoe
tbdtts fino, 10 tpie etne elet9e slnsabL
urel&e als 9ausaeifli9e bel pripater
ibre Gunctipnen iben. Dte elite Der
Orte, 100 in @rcSbritannien MeGe 9e>
leien miro-es taue1 tarunter Rirden,
Sapeuen unb iosenannte Stattonen-
entbdlt 1900 Namen. Die &at6oliz
ten S9ottlanbs Neben nod tmn1er
lt1ter etnem appfolilden @icar, wdb<
reno Gnslano uno @ales cine ron
1850 catirence 6iero9ie tefgen. Die
tatboltide Rir@e inSrlano 1T am Sol<
fanoi9iten p~reoniiirt. @ie aerfdut in
pier proutnsen: uliter, 2einfer> Munz
iter uno Gonnau9bt. Sebe tieler pro<
pin;en ftebt unter einem GHbii1ofe.
Die propins lllfer 3dblt reu1 Dice
len, pabrenc 9etniter T. Wunfer s urb
Gonnausbt Z Spreneel unteroeorcnet
bat. Die Yeera9e eer BRET &Sntarei9e
jdblt 80 fatbolii@e Mitslieber BON BE-
men Der 9er3os BON Norfolt Der 9S9z
ite i'm 3an9e 1T. Na@ ibu fommt Der
lun9e, Dor ntdt LANCER 3eit uberaetre=
tene Nlarquts Of 9ute. Der 8arone
lttel bat 40 &atbOlifen gu Grasern
uno 37&attulifen fBen I'M llnterbauit.
Mit elmer Nusnabme muir leiten cielelz
ben tbre Manrate iimmtli9 BON irt-
iden Wab!freiien al. Der Gin;i9e,
welder fir einea enslii1en @ablbs;irf
igt 1T 2prp Nctert Wantasu, weilanp
unter Oisraeli Gbef 'eeS llnterribtswe<
iens> her sur gan; fur;er 3eit eft
gum fatbplilben Olauben iibertrat.
Sor 2orr Montaeu iab ebenfau5 Elm
9atbolif int 5auie eer 0emeinen, her
aber als FOLDER semdblt roreen mar
u1o jtpar fir bic Sniel @isbt. Gs
mar pte5 Der Yer~fprtene, aud auf cem
Geflanoe betannte cir Spbn Clinton.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
Oas ne,le beutiete Hei<b.

Na@ Tetermanns ~Mittbeilune"
tpirc eas neue beuti9e &ei9 eini6liee-
LID GliaB unb Deutl9 . 2otbrinsen
1901 Quaoratmetleu NIT 40>147,2O9
G%tnpobnern uml1lieben. Sc miro
alic IN europa aur &uelarb an@ebiet
uno Ginmobner3abl na9Reben; penrt
cas europdii9e &u6lanb bat 100,285
3uaoratmetlen nit 69,619,500 Gin
tpobnern. Granfret9 ,ptrb obne Gliab
uno Deutl@z eotbrineen nur nod 9588
Auaoratmetlen NIT 36>428,548 Gin
mobnern bater, alto nod immer mebr
als Seferreid llnsarn, ras rur 35,z
943>592 Ginwobner 3dblt, befen 2dn>
r%er9ebtet ober freili@ er6ber als ba5
Deut1dlanoS uno Grantrei@s it, rduaz
lid 10,780 4uapratmetlen. @rcbz
Britannica uno Srlano bat nur 1922
Quaoratmeilen NIT 3O>83S,210 Gin
wobnern> uno Stalisn NIT Nom 1866
8uapratmeilen nit 26,470,000 Gin>
mpbnern.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
Sic Seiuitem bel bcn Earfen.

Sn &onfantinopsl baben bic s1eIut<
ten etnteoeutenoe6G onpict erSfnet. sic
weuoeten lid rarauf an ben 8ertreter
Seferteids unp baten i'm um 1einen
S9ub. Dp9 cerielte sudte bic M@z
leln uno ertbeilte ben Yatres, bic fd
gang her Gr;iebuns uno Bilouna Der
Su9eno wicmen, ben &atb> taB fie fi@
nit tbrer 8itte an ZEN Sulta1 1eltlt
menoen 3olten. @on benz 8ertreter
Oeferrei@S ab9ewtelen, ,pantteu fi9
Die Ssluiten In Der Gbat an enSultat,
ielbit. Dieter piQfabrte 1ofort ibrem
@eiu&e uno CAB 8efebL Dor rsu, See
luitenz Golle9ium cine eisere Wa9e
auf3ufeQen. 8emetfenspertb 1T aud
cielbatla@e bab neueftens i'm Se1uitenz
@pue9ium in &ontantinopel, bos ter
tirfildeRailer unter ieinenS 4uB geFeut
patres Elm Miyl 9~efunpen baden, ,pelde
Don Dem freiInni9en @e9iment Der itaz
lieniiden &aubre9ierun9 CUR Glu@t
9en5tbi9t tpurben. 8emerfenswertb 1T
Die tpeitere 1batfade pab Ter Srben
Ger Selutten nir9enbs in europa io
picls erfreuli@e Grfabrun9en in BeSua
ouf praftil1 seiibte Go!eran; gu MAIDEN
@elesenbett erbdlt, als In Ger Ilrfef
uno 1T Gnalano.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
Sp6tenitbau fir 1870.

Der Di&ter unp Satyriter @pol<
lonius Greiberr .. @alti, 2. Mdrs
au @eimar; Der @eldi9t6forlder
prpf. pbil. Safe, 3. Nprtl 3u Berlin
pur@ Seltfmorp Der Didter re6 be@
fannten 9iepes ~S@lespie : 5olftein
acknowledgment" &reisri@ter Gbeutz
ntb, IS. Mdr3 gu Nltona !; Der wiBiBe
8egrInoer uno fs&ebafteur pe5
2oncuner ~Yund>" Marf 2emon, %.
Wat gu Qoneon ; ter 9olf5bidter uno
Observation-Disclosures Clinton 2anser, II.
Mprtl ;u @ien ; ber 0eolos unp Gbe<
miter 0eb. 8er9ratb prof. Or. @ufap
9f9of 80. NoD. gu 8onn ; Der be<
fannie Suriif @eb. Staat5yatb Dr. ..
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cifer .. 5efner, II San. gu Mdnden;
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ling 6arro Earring, i'm Mat 3u 2on@
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uno DidterDr. 8. q. 9ennc, %. Nou.
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re lang Neeafteur pes 1925 ms 2eben
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04

penteno 9efaQen, unb tavp1 tp{ro oer
|Slcen febr bart eetrpfen. Trcb Der
erotetisen Grnte Don Baumpoae it Der
Grl65 aus oielem Stapelartifel 70 oe<
9ertuB baB ct ben prppucenten fouut
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9en entiddpist uno BON per oeldmdd-
ten aauffraft pe0elken bat per5anpelSz
tanb bee SlbenS Direct, Der bes Ncrz
pen8 Indirect ;u leipen. Ni9t AIN, 10
i@ltmm sebt es Dem @efen NIT leinen
rtesjdbrtsen probucten> aber ou@ ceren
Yreiie fnp iebr nieorts.
ueber bic NuSi19ten III bic ,d@fe
3ufunft fdretbt ba6elbe Blatt: Na@
iorsfdltisfer 8eoba@tuns Der in fnan<
3ieIet uno contmerteQen Greilen berr<
l&enosn @timmun9 mi6en pfr ptelt
leiper al6 cine febr 9eorddte beaei@ner,
tbeilweife benz Nusbru9 einieer bepeus
tenocn Gauilemente ju;uiareiben, aber
baurtla@li& pobl Der Gur9t entlprur>
aen, bab f& in nd9fer 3eit @9mere
@euitterwplfen iiber uns entlaben tperz
ben. Man i&eint au9emein III Der
Grtenntntb 8elanst gu fem, RAP unter
Der fur&tbaren Steuerlalt uno ben un~
sereselten 8alutaz@ erbdltni0en auf Ell
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fen Ne6ourcen teS2anteS niat III bpfz
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den @iIen mie bic Gdbisteit> ZEN be-
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3IQe he Mittel 3u iibereilter Gilaun9
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trena u,,ter cieien llmitdnpen her 1pnft
10 reSe unternebhun9s9eiit unlerer Sc
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