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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20
Death W zen. Prim.

Gen. Prim, who died at Madrid re.
Gently from the wounds inflicted by
assassins, has been for many years II
prominent man in Spanish politics.
Ills first campaign was the civil war
which followed the nc csslon OF lisa.
bella II. to the throne in 1888. AS
sociating himself with the Progress
lists in their opposition to the die
tatorshlp of Espartero, he was ac'
cussed of completely in the insurrec'
ton of Saragosta in 1872 and took
refuge in France. In 1913, elected
IA deputy to the CortcS from BARGE
Iona, he returned to Spain, again OPP
posed Espartero and headed an IN
surrection in his native city, but was
defeated. On the return of the
Queen Mother to power, he was
made a generaland governor of Mad.
rid. but was shortly after diSgraccd
by the Qncen, tried for high treason
and sentenced to a few months IN
priSonmcnt. In 1859 60 he distin.
guised himself in the war against
Morocco and was made Il grandcc of
Spain. He was sent III 1862 to Vera
Cruz in chief command of the Span.
ish expedition against Mexico, bnt
soon Withdrew his troops to Cuba,
thence home. IN January 1866, he
put himself at the head Of an insur.
rectionarN Increment, which was
promptly suppressed, as was sim
liar affair in the next year. He was
made a grandee' of Spain in 1861
tor his services in Nc Deco. In the
overthrow of Isabella in 1868 he
took prominent part, was cntlui-
astically received by the people on
his entry into Madrid, and in 1869
was mace Minister of War and
President of the COUNSEL. He was
SO years Of age his death.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20

iiliislcd, as not only the tooth that
was in the jaw was forced into the
ground, but all the rest were SIM.
larry fastened aud brllin most effect
ually TRAPPED. Seeing ana comprc-
hending the situation, Thomas Rand.
keeper of the station, ran toa wood
pile, seized an axe, and with few
blows soon dispatched the va"mint.
The bear weighed nearly 100 pounds
dressed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20

We were pleased to see, not long
since, in one of Our exchanges, some
pretty severe remarks addressed to
several persons who, during an in.
tercsting lecture 10y Rev. Jno. s. G.
Abbott, kept continuous coughing,
which prevented many from hear
ing. People who cannot refrain
from coughing, had better stay away
from such places, or else take a bot
tie of JohnsoI's Anodyne Liniment
with them.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20

Many suffer rather than take nau.
scous medicines. All who suffer
from coughs, colds, irritation of the
bronchial tubes or tendency to con
sumption, will find in DR.. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry a remedy
as agreeable TO the palate as effect
ual in removing disease. The Bal
sam is a pleasant remedy; it is a
safe remedy; it is powerful rene
dy; it is n speedy remcpy it is a
remedy that cures.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20
NOTICE..

VNHE Stockholders of the Orange County
L National Bank of Chelsea are hereby no
tilted that the annual meeting for the choice
of Directors. and for the transaction of other
business viii lee held "n Tuesday, the 10th
day Of JanuaIy. ISL. at 10 O'Clock a. M, at
Their Banking House in Chelsea.
). c, fOIGHTON, Jr., Cashier.
Chelsea. VI. Dee. u. 1870. 30
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20

The Importance of giving Sheri-
dams Cavalry Condition Powders
to horses that have been ont in the
cold rain, stood in the cold wind, or
drank too much cold water, cannot
be over estimated; no man should
he without them who owns good
horse.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20

WHY 'oi'NloH 'ollHlOH StHSe, except
pcrchance, the p city Of it. II isjust
such right and freedom, and protcc
ton, and aim, as we have lived I'M,
der all our days, rs we have had in.
stillcu into our minds from the be.
ginning of our existence. But il
was new in the time OF our fathers,
taught only at Scrooly and Amster.
dam and Lcyden, and first cmbod.
led in the constitution of Il common.
width in the cabin Of the Mayllow.
eFOif the harbor of Plymouth. All
honor to the piety, and the wisdom,
and the common sense, and the cour
age, of the Pilgrims, pcriling every.
thing for the right, through faith in
Gods help.
THE CATTLE DISEASE.-Thc rap.
i'll spread of the "hoof and mouth"
disease among cattle demands
prompt action on the part of the an
thorities and great care on the part
of breed ers. The new disease seems
to be much more infectious than the
plcuro.pncumouia, which dcvaStat.
ed our HERDS some yeOrs ago, but not
necessarily SO fatal. 1t is readily
communicated by the tracks of dis
eased cattle and by being carried in
people $ clothes from one herd to
another. One case is reported
where an OK contracted the disease
by standing in frame where other
cattle had been shod before any
symptoms of the disease appeared
about them. In some cases sheep
and hogs are also diseased. Both
the milk and meat Of the diseased
animals are poisonous, and the ut.
most care should be used bydairymcn
and butchers to avoid fatal conse-
Qucnccs. The Cattle Commission.
crs of the State are preparing SAM
tary regulations, which the people
should aid to enforce. The rapid
spread of the disease is shown by
It's progress in bingham. 1t was
carried there by a yoke of cattle
bought in Brighton by Mr.. Caleb
Gushing. In less than two weeks
seventy head Of cattle, belonging o
some of the finest herds in bingham,
were diseased. The citizens of that
town have already adopted StriI :
gent regulations to keep the disease
within its present limits. In almost
every case where the disease APP
pears it can be directly traced to
cattle brought from Brighton. 1t
readily yields to trcatmeot, and few
cases prove fatal Boston Herald.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20

NARROWING SITUATION FOR y
BEAR.-Out in Porcupine Valley,
Nevada, big cinnamon bear came
down to the station binding. from
the mountains, about the middle of
the afternoon, during Hurry of
snow. and got after some young hogs
that were running about the barn,
some 200 yards from the house.
The sudden appearance of bruln
created Il great cOmmotIon in the
harnyard-the hogs booming aud
snorting and the fowls cackling at a
great rate. The noise attracted the
attention of the men at the station,
and going toward the barn, they
saw the bear in full chase aad close
upon the heels of Il porker. Find
ing the bear CLOSE upon hun. the hog
lodged behind a harrow thct was
leaning against the side of the barn.
when bruin ran his head through
the harrow up to his shoulders in a
vain attempt To reach the frightened
pig. The pig daTted from the GOV
er, and the bear, IN pulling To with
draw his head. was caught in the
side OF one of his jaws 10y the sharp
point of the harrow teeth. The bear
began pulling Ia fee himself. when
down came the harrow. and being
turned tooth side down, the fasten-
ing process was most substantially
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Ellis Bliss Estate.


4 DISCOUNT of four per cent will be al
~ lowed on the State Tax of 1870, If paid
before the first day of February. 1871. and fhe
entire tax must he paid before the first of
} 1nr. or according to a new provision in the
law. interest will Ice charged after that date
tn, Town aud state taxes of 1869. aud the
Town Tax of 1870, now unpaid. must be set
Ties. before the first of March. ISL
&. III. HARDING. Collector.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follclcs are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a rasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gay or falling oil, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those delcterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious TO the hair, the Nigor can
only benefit but not harm it. 1t wanted
merely for a
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20

Cholic, cholera morbus, cramps,
fits and dyspepsia, are benefited and
relieved by using Renne's Pain Kill
ing Magic Oil. Its use is safe. as
well as delicious. Try it.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20

There IS man in West Barnet
VINO has lan counting a girl l.
yeas, and >be has not yet found II
out.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20
Dissolution.

NORss - Whereas, my wife, Nancy
~ Fclch, has left my bed and board without
any Just cause or pruvocation, all persons are
forbidden to;rust or harbor her on my ac
con t. as shah pay no debts contracted by
h.r after this date.
ENOS FELCH.
Topsham, Vt Dee. 81. 1870.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20

The hog cholera is raging with
fearful effect in Polk and neighbour
ing counties Of Iowa, and hundreds
Of hogs have died.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20
Use 1sennc.s Pain Killing
MAGIC OIL.
at Works like u Charm.

alt Works like u Charm.
IIuvc you hcadachci Use Rcnne's Magic Oil
Have you tootha,kel Use Rcnne's Magic Oil
Have you neuralgia Use Rcnnes Magic Oil
Have yen rheumatism! Use Rcnnc's Magic Oil
Have you sore throat Use Rcnncs Magic Oil
Have You sciatcai Use Hrnnc's Magic OH
Have YOU biuiscl Use Rcnne's Magic Oil
Have YOU crampsl Use Rcnne's Magic oh
Have you chol. morhusl Use Renncs Magi Oil
Have You lamencssl Use Renne's Magic Oil
Tins is the Best Family Remedy, to cure all
kinds of pain, you ever tried.
1t is clean, safe and delicious to use, and if
you use it faithfully, it will do you good.
Directions on each bottle. Buy II of the
druggist or merchant wher. You trade. If
they have not got it on hand they will send
for it, at Your request. and sell you Genuine
Rcnnes Pain killing Magic Oil, at the manu-
ufacturcr's lowest price at retail.
lFsSold by Druggists, Merchants and Gro
GERS II is put up in three sizes, and called
Trial Size. Medium Size, and Large Family
Size bottles. WIN. RENNE,
sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
PlITsFIELD, MASS.
Sold in Bradford by II. G. Day and George
Prichard Willard Bros, Oxford Reyes n
Co., Newbury; Chasc & Baker Picrmont -
Bates Bros. West fa.r'ce. 40yi
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Bradford Savings
Bank.

NOTICE isr @ ltssy ss s"S 'ai Go@
to the Capital Stock of the "Bradi"rd Say,
ings Bank aud Trust Company, VIII beopencd
nj the Trottrr House, IN Bradford On the 10Th
day of December 1870. aud will continue open
from l0o'clock 4, NJ. tlll O'Clock T. W. each
day, (Sundnys eNccpted.) for the space oi live
days. aud thereafter until Five Hundred
shares of the said Capital Stock sail he sub
scrlbed for,
Nathaniel NJ, Bailey, Chas, g. Smith, RIOS
well NJ. lill, l. +. Hale, Albert bailey, Z. T.
CLARK, John Il. Buxton, a. T. Gould, John Is.
Pickett, Henry ID. McDuhee, Alvah BEAM
Comm ssioncrs to receive subscriptions.
Bradford, VI, Nov. %, 1870 III
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20
SHOCKING COASTING ACCIDENT.

INCOMING AOASIlNG AttlDEN j.
"A most shocking coaSting acci-
dent occurred in Manchester, y. H.,
on Thursday cuening of last week.
4 party of young men and girls
were amusing themselves by con>t-
ing in the moonlight down Stark
street, which leads from Elm street,
near the City Hall, to Canal street.
The lower end of the street is quite
steep. y young man named Pat,
rick Fleming and II young girl
named Harriet B.IlaIlcck were coast
ing together upon one sled, and
passed rapidly across Canal street
over upon the track of the Concord
Railroad, at a point opposite the
counting room of the AmoSkoag
Nj Is. just before they reached the
track the northern $ O'Clock up eX.
press approached and struck the
sled and its occupants. The body
of the girl was Shocking'y mangIed
and she was instantly killed. der
head was completely severed from
her body and thrown upon the track.
The remainder of the body was
borne about three rods further, and
the train passed over it. The young
man was thrown upon one side of
the track, and one of his legs was
completely cut off from his body
His head and other portions of his
body were badly bruised. He re.
tainS his conciOusncSS, and it is now
thought 10y the surgeons that he
will recover. He is the son OF Mr..
James Fleming, who resides upon
Church street. He worked at the
STARK Mills, and is about twenty
years of age. The unfortunate girl
is the daughter of Mrs, llalleck, the
widow of the late John Halleck of
New Jersey. She was fourteen
years of age, The mother and
daughter came to that city from
Gloucester, New Jersey, in Septem.
Der last. The poo. mother was
thrown into an agony of grief on
hearing of her bereavement.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20

Mrs. Jane l.. Thurston, Of Fort
land, vino has become monoman
lac over Il real or iancicd injustice
done to her in the settlement of her
husbands estate, Il dozen years ago,
is again at Augusta seeking redress
from the Legislature. NlliIcpcItcct-
u sauc on all other subjects, she i'm
AGNES llAt the state IL responsible
tJr her loss, and has gone so far as
TO pat the state at auction, and hld
II of herself to satisfy her claims ;
:. Il she now imagineS That the state
belongs 10 her, and that even GOV
ernors occupy thcir positions at her
will Last ycai she took possession
Of the SPEAKERS chair previous ia
the opening of the session. and the
messengers Lad to remove her 10y
force.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20

jim FISK IN \ NEW ROLE.--Late
Saturday nighi. after the forgery OF
=. ). Stokes, secretary OF the Brook
I'm refinery company. was discover
ed. Col. James Fisk, Jr., who had
lent Stokes S30,00o To engage III
business. obtained legal authoriza-
tiun, got ccthor 100 men, ana at |
O'Clock SUNDAY morning crossed the
river. anh with scaling ladders at
tackled aud carried the refinery
building by slo.m. driving out eigh-
teen men Mho gpardc! il. The Fisk
patty then established themselves
firmly. and. although two separate
attempts were made ~ the men Of
Superin .cndept Stokes, during tie
day, TO recapture tie place they Is
ANONYMOUSLY failed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is At once agreeable,
healthy, and eiiectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hdW Is soon restored
10 its original color
T,h The gloss and
freshness Of yo,th.
NH, l,o;,. :. ,It,I-
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R E AL EST A Z.
Farm For Sale!

The Subscriber offers for sale. mr. ~,
Bradford known as the Mssre place. s,.
mile from Bradford Village. ~ tn N En
trough ON the Wates River Rosa. "a ~
contains about 80 acres Of exceiienS "a rst
good Apple orchard. Sugar srena, oauIs
buildings For further partfcuIa"
the subscriber on the farm. ~ uODM
Z. '" Il
Bradford, Aug. 10
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- Sn Der Ndbe Don Glbtneercbe be.
fnbet f& eaS berlbmte Bobfelb, auI
BEN ebemals cine Sasepfal3 Der oeut;
i@en &aiier 0anc. Befanntli@ farb in
ptrielben &atler 5einri6 ber Dritte
oti1tn 6srj IN elmer 1lternen &aplel In
Dom 81 @oslar bctaelebt &pnrpe, ne
man IS tet be7en @bbru@ I'm SABRE
1918 aufanb. Die &eeieruHa bal
I'M oeri9tn Sabre auf Dem 8orfelot
@ue9rabun9en peranaalten la0en, mobei
Die Gunoamente Der STRIDE blosoeleot,
aud man@erlet Dinee> barunter Drac>
teaten aus benz IL. Sabrbunpert, oufses
funoen wurcen. SeBt iolen Die Inter
lu@unBen mad &noronuns bes Confer
oators ber bannoperil&en Qanoesal:er>
tbauner fort8e|tbt werpen, UNI 100 mS9lid
nod Spuren Der pcrmalisen &ailerpfals
ftlbft ~ eutbeden.
s Subtraction bes 2euteuants
oprbem Major.
2{eutenant: vBimme, ,paS ma
den Ste, >uen1 Sbnen ouf Der @a@e
3ufdQis bas @epebr umfdQt
8tmme:~ SD bete eS auf."
2teut: ~Gali@! @as MAIDEN Sie
Rt3?'
Ris: sd la0t IS liseen."
2teut.: ~Gali@! Die eri1e Antport
mar nod ri@tteer, olS lie Anpere. al
lercin9s bebt man es auf, aber - man
mub IS 8lei@ bem@ a4tbabenoen melpen.
@erfanpe1 {"
@itr un8e 9eute bielten es
tir3li@ f1r tbre @&ulbiofeit> elmer an
eebeteten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. nel@e NIT
ibren Gltern unpeit Berlin iommer<
pobnt. etn Stdue@en 3u brin9eu.
iebe @t5run9 serltef let @efdn9
unter BEN betrefsnben 6enfer. 3a@
elmer fleinen Yaule 6fnete 7@ ooGelbe,
unp bur& bic file beilise Na@t ertlanz
gen BE @orte: "Ditles war }ebr nett
pom Sie @ebeimoeratbes ine 3rpar
ie1ern pteber 'rinjeSoeen. trejen Dem
@ttttr. aber NJ IT bat ct re&t jut jefal,
len, Id bin rdmli@ per @lrtb! !
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Cine Rduber8ef@t@te aus
Se{terretd.

l1eber bic @&idiale bee 3ieeunere
unb &aubmbreers 9obann sSaneeef
9eben Yp,, perldeli@er @ette btr @te>
ner &benpsettuus fel9snpe Gbatia@en
3u:
uSobann Saneeet 80 Sabre alt, lez
pig, felt ietner Suesnp Rem M~l6i98anSe
ereeben, ftanp i'm SABRE 1869 pas erte
Mal Dor ben S&rontsn pes @ert@t6,
uua 6a pt9ea eines ~be8oneentn &aubes
~ psrantportsn. DIR StrafproseB en-
otte NIT Der 8elurtbe,lrne pss Sobann
Saneeet rpsesn rieies @erbre@ene u
18j6brt9sr 1dwerer 4erte,frafe. Gr
purpe an bic &sntral>S irafanRalt In
&artbous gun, S~trafoousuee abereeben.
Am "a. April 1870 9elon8, es Dem So:
bann Sanecef unp eini8en @eno6en bel
bsuli6tem Sag auf cine b6@9 per>ptsene
Nrt aus jener S%trafantalt 3u entrpei>
den. Na@ mebrmonatli@en Na&for>
i9un8en rpurpe ietn @@lupfwintel in
einem @alpe bel Yoptebrap sntrsdt: Mm
9. %usuf 1870 ioute BE G%ennebu'una
e'foleen. Die b%erannabenren @enpas<
rnet, bemertenp er9r,fen 'Sobann Sane
CIT unp iein @sno0e unb @ei@n'iter>
tino Sulsf 'Sanecef Die Glu&t. mu1oen
ober pom zen ouf ben umlie9enpen Sci:
bern arb.itsnren Q%anplsuten perfol9t.
Sobann Santeet treftet etnen ieiner
8nfol9.r - Subann Manptan - m t.
telif e,nes piftoleni4uGes Tort Su' Booen.
in 8ol9e eeien rte iibrioen uor S&redsn
ron Der ,p.iteren Gerful8une abl.eben, f.
ra6 Zen Saneesf's tte Glu@t 9elan0..
Dem Sobann Saneeef, pelder beretts tn
Der Na@t pom 20. auf pen' 20. Sui
1870 an ZEN @belsu,en 9oiepb uno So,
tepha Shmajfat unb an Soiepb 3abcra
IN @eleui@att nnebrerer @enoGen efuen
nthl unt.trdttl,6en ,Gintruhsricbltabl
re1ibt Bate. fallen nohfebenpe] trofbare
6anrIunatn gut Qah: S5n her Naai
pom 8. auf Zen 10. Stlobe1 1870 beair9
er an penn BerAo,be1er i'm 611ttnrrerte
lei pa6 einen Mortnnlun iinrem q
mad rem t&crft re0elben eintn Y,folen>
l6ut atfeuette. rsl6er gum Slid nur
let&tt 0.IleBunRen CUR 8olse bate. ee}n.
nerlelten Naat unternatm 9obann e9a=
necet NIT uehrertn Wenr0en einfn tlb,
men Disbfablepniu6 bst rem 6onrtle.
mann Gomusl Shsnd IN plat. wslder
nulr tut1 rte Danfamf.tl rtr baneleutt
ssrsinlt pu.ee. 1assssa Bslaao I'm
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esSlII.
@rthfpden.

g s- DE 7Ostr COMMITTEE, Il ,,pell@e bic
Aufgabse SET unterfu@une5 ST Gamma
ny ttbertftr,, RIP. bic 3l9tgung BET
sDiebe auf nd 9et,pnrn1er, IT Ser ,Bod
al6s @drtl,er." sic betebt aus 861en<
lndnner1,, benen teine Gonbenttpertbut,e,
ME fie aus einem burdsreifenben Der
fabrtn 8eee1 bic Eammany=Dt ebe 1a5s<
b~erpor8eben f5nnte, 1lieb 1T.
Die Committee bat besbalb basl a2iebes<
,perf ber Gini@ldferun9 unb 0en@lep<
Ipu,8 ber Sade bereits felt Ianeeu, bez
trieben, unb aud biele 8r5behet1 Diebe
per 9tbbeit perbe1 unsebdnst tltibenu.. :. j..
". ~. : : n 9ouispiQe bat ii@ ei1 @erein
gum Sdub po>, = gbe8attinnen
.9ebiloet. Der 3wed te7elben it, perbeiz
ratbeten Trauen 9r5Bem S@ub 9e0er,
Misbanblun9 bur@ ibre Mdnner ~ 1er<
1@afen, sals fe burb bas @eitb erlou9er,
f6nneu. Der @n3ei9er bes @eiens en-
pfeblt bic @rlnbun9 zines dbnli@en
8ereins in ct. 2oufs, unb mir {a9en, II
Elm @erein fam %nirsenbs i@aeen.
~ Sn Grantfort &p. bat cine S3ury
Elm @troict qeseben> wI&eS tpesen leiner
Milbe perlebt. Gin un9ebeucr Na<.
mems peter 8limu1er> Der uterflbrt 1T.
elmer Grau @epalt a,,9etbon, Zen "eiinSiz
gen 3eu9en Der S@anotbat> einen tleiz
men Sun9er, er,norbet uno benQeib> na9z
BEN er ben 3opf baron absef9nitten, ben
p%pr8ewprfen ;u: babe1,, >paro
BON ber Surp MUIR be6 4Tobt19laes fir
i@ulbi9 erfannt unb BON benz @eri@t ;u
10 9abren 3u@tbaus perurtbeilt.
Das sr6bte @&wein auf ber ct.
Gair tpar Elm BON Sbeparb unp
@olenanoer BON @barlefton 81. au6eez
fellter Cher Der polarb> @bine &ace, welz
&er 1886 pfuno 1909.
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1Se TeuI{ha~

" y
l1reibt penn 6. September Gin 8pr>
fau Der erdbli6ten Dirt bdlt felt @oree>
fern uniere Stapt in er5bter Aufresune.
On tte @eri@tebet5ree par bte Nnjttae
,erfattet 1rprpen, bab 9err S, Gin bie1z
.asr Badrotr, IN einem oblettS oeleeenen
Tbrtle ieines 6auit6 Swsi S@weisrn
ein0.l4lc0en balte. &uf biele @n3eiae
bin perflete ,f6 5err @erihtsapjunct
9elmi6, NIT .Ai1iten3 In ra6 be3et@nete
23auS anp 'forperte bic . fauno Der ben
& 6tpeltern ei%nserdumten 2ofalttdten.
Mls oieS sei@eben mar, bot ii& ben elm
,reteuctn etn J ,arnrdubeaoer @ntlid bar.
9n rem, srften 2ufale, elmer &1de 1ab
alf eintm b6df .idmuBieen Betle ;u>
far N 'noefnu,rt, BE &nh al, 6@ Qeaeaen,
eirt Betr1mnteG rautnseRalt, tauus notb<
rlrtltH, bet!r,pet. Oie,e, wte rte 9anje
@obnuna> aeuete opn Der Br6bten Ser
~ a%brloiuns. Ginsn nod 8rdbli&eren
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oerdumiee 3immcr. Auf pe0en Gufbo>
ben, uu10eben pom fu6bobem unra,be. In
wel@tr bic unBladli@e }bre 5dnpe
tau&te, }a6 Elm nur NIT eineu1 6eu,pt
be~tleipetes -Grquensimmer, bos ale Anz
1eiden pee, Srritnns an ft@ trua. Gin
pe0ilsn3ialil@er@er u@ pr~ neb eiS sfuun9
Der bsipen ~Bobnun9en". aus penielben
bersor, ben &tntretenpen 70 unertrdsli@,
pab fe f@ lanae nt@t bapon erbolen
fonnten. Die betptn 4nelddlt&en g.
i96pfe nurpen In ras Gritort& @il,
bslms>6 oipttal eebra@t. Die seri&tliz
den Grbebunaen tno IN pollen 3use.
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fano In Berlin In Mrnim's @aal bic
erle orrentide @enero!veriammlun9 bes
8ereins "Dtutl6e Mope" fat, ee7tn
BeRreben oabin eert6tet 1T, ale beuts
i6en @ems,te, welhe tn, Dtenite per
Mpre arbeiten. m5ali&f Don ben Gin
RQfen rsS Muelanoes ~ befreien, eire
UT frierli@er .Ligue anti : franchise.
Muber rem in Berlin rppbnenpen Witelte>
FERN res @sretns batten d& sablret&e
a~uardrti9e lopie cine An;abl Don @dNrn
ein9eiunpen. Die Mit9liecer retrutirten
ii6 aus allen 1beilen Dentl&lanc6.
Mue ben1 BON menpalp erftatteten &aiz
ienberi@t eroab 1&, eab Die Rnan5itue
Gage pe6 @ereins trcB ieines tur3eu BE-
llsnens cine ~ Sldnienre 1T, RAP Der
8.ftin bereits Elm 9roess, eleoantes @er>
einelofal mietben, {oIpte CUR @rQnpun0
Ter Gahf6ule 1unp gun, Engagement
pom 9sbrern Omit @sbdlteru5 pom 600
1900 Iblr.) f(dreiten tcnnte. Die 0er<
iammlune bflhle6. anf~ren An'ra8
Mau,s,'S bic 8ilruna. pom Settioner
.fars lepen ein,etnen 3mei8 ots 1roBen.
&eia.s Ter Dtort unp lits bie(em Bt.
f@tub pic Chat folsen.. IS. ,.t. b.
Dies dnsia mue etnfweiler auf tte
r,ebr ale aneifelbafte Gpre rerst6ten, ben
Grfatitr Napplspn pifper ~ bsbfrbtraen.
Doe S4la6trob ponSeror MN ole an
rerea eplsnprrrL ,psl9t lt&Ars enbera
.aefhidt maltn. baben cutie Orcre
b~eionuplen unD mullen nab e.S.auD rst,,'
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