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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-02-02
Lions and Lion Tanning.

The process Of lion tanning iaelaberate-
ly described by . writer in the London
Daily Ne'0s. par. Of whose se.ssory weIeopy:
Whatever is the reason, the forest lions
are more intelligent and teachable than
those bred In con6nement.s The. lion
tanner begins by taking the feeding of
them into bis own hands, and so gets them
to know him.. He commences feeding
them from the outside of the den. and then
ventures inside of one. at. o time. always
carefully keeping his face to the animal
and avoiding any violence. which is .
mistake whenever it can be avoided. as it
rouses the dormant devil In the beasts. -
Getting to handle the lion the tanner be-
gins BY stroking him down the back. .gra-
|dually working up TO the head, which be
begins to scratch, and the lion. which like
the cat likes friction. begins. to rub his
head against the baud. When this fami.
liarity is well established. "a board 10 hand-
ed in to the trainer. which he places across
the den and teaches the lion to jump over,
it. using whip with thong. but not for
the purpose of punishment. SIS
Gradually this board is heightened, the
lion jumping over it at every stage. then
come the hoops, &c., held on the top of
the board to quicken the beasts under
standing. To teach the animal to jump
over the trainer the latter stoops alongside
the board. SO that when the lion clears
one he clears the other. and halt dozen
lessons are ordinarily about sufficient to
teach this. To get q lion to lie down aud
allow the tanner to stand on him is more
difGculs. It is done by Ticking the beast
over the back with small ..tickling"
whip, and at the same time pressing him
down With one hand. By raising his
head and taking hold of the nostril with
the right hand, and the under lip aud
lower jaw with the left, the lion, By this
great pressure on the nostril and lip, loses
greatly the power OF his jaws. 50 that q
man can pull them open and put his head
inside the beasts mouth. the feat with
which Van Amburg's name was so much
associated. The only danger Is lest the
animal should raise one of his fore paws
and stick bis talons in, aud If he does, the
tanner must stand fast for his life It'll he
has shifted the paw. sSi Is I'D
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-02-02

re- AT recent spiritual sitting there
was present woman who mourned the
loss of her consort; and as the manifesto
tions began to respond. the spirit of the
departed Benedict appeared upon the
scene. OF course the widow was now
anxious to engage in conversation with
the absent one, and the following dialogue
ensued
Widow you in the spirit world?''
The Lamented-"I am"
Widow-''How long have you been
there?"
The Lamented--"Oh. some time"
Widow--..Don't you want to come back
and live with your lonely wife I"
1.-The Lameuted-'' if I know my
self! It's hot enough here"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-02-02

ed wife, slept there too. faithful to her
trust even in death.
Her delicate frame had dropped lifeless
beneath the abrupt announcement of her
brothers death by her lovers hand.
And that's who Uncle Richard never
married.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-02-02

H"Now. George. you must divide
the cake honorably with your brother
Charles"
"What is .honorably.' mother p
1T means that you must give hin the
largest piece"
Then mother, I'd rather that Charley
should divide H."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-02-02

FRosr BITEs. Dissolve one handful of
copperas in pail balf full Of warm water.
soak the feet we'll 10 it. set aside and re-
peat until it is all drawn out. Often one
application will answer. according to ex-
tent Of disease.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-02-02

EgThe .'census' embraces seventeen
millions of womsn. Who wouldn't be o
census? &C., s., j
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-02-02
The Spirit Of Discomfort.

How universal it is! We never vel
saw the man who would say. II am con-
tented" Go where you will. among the
rich or the poor. the man of competence
or the man who earns his bread by the
sweat of his brow, you hear the sound OF
muttering, the voice of complaint.
/ The other day we stood by cooper
who was playing . merry tune with bis
adz round a cask.s
.Ah,". he. ..mine is hard lot
forever trotting like dog. driving a
hoop"
..Heigbo' sighed the blacksmith. on
a hot summer day, as he wiped the perspi-
ration from bis brow, while the red iron
glowed on the anvil. "this is life with a
vengeance, melting and frying ones sell
over fire."
s''Oh. that were carpenter. ejacula-
ted shoemaker. as he bent over his lap
stone. Here I am day after day wear
ing my soul away making soles for others.
Ecooped up in this little .seven-by-nine
room-hi-ho, hum! !"
I'm sick Of this outdoor work p ex-
claimed the bricklayer. .'boiling under a
sweltering sun or exposed to the inclem-
ency of the weather. wish | was tailor. -
"This is too baar' perpetually cried
the tailor. ''to be compelled to sit perched
up here plying the needle all the time. -
Would that mine were more active life. /"
Last day Of grace--banks won't dis
count; customers won't pay what shall
| do I" grumbles the merchant. Il bad
rather be truck horse, dog, or any
thing else"
Happy fellows!' groans the lawyer.
as he scratches his head over some dry,
musty record, "happy fellows. I had
rather hammer stone all day than puzzle
my head on this tedious vexatious ques-
ton"
And through all the ramifcations OF
society, are all complaining of their con-
dition. finding fault with their calling =
IF it were only this, or that. or the other.
I should be content" is the universal cry
anything but what / am" So wags
the world.r SO has it wagged, and SO will
it wag.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-02-02

8zS4x %t4SSf%%S *SE%
him tenderly to the infrmary. where. ,at-
ter . few moments. he breathed bis last
after mutsering fsWineohereat sentences.
The coroners jury returned q verdict Of
death BY misadventure. and added .:1he
Jury feel it TO be their boundep, duty ~
express their entire disapprobatioh of th6
reckless custom of so-ealIed lion tamers
lperforming 10 deus where ieEooious ani-
mails are Gagged ~ 81 sssow 3 ssasssnl
On . Simple Renedy Tor Dandrui: = =
ssTheresare doubtless few persons. sespos
lcially among gentlemeu, who 90 not sgls
fer from the inconveniencs of dandfpG.
Physicians seem to consider It not Of sui.
| 6cient Importance TO engage their atten-
ItioB, and the poor victims are left either
Ito practice theirrirtue Of aendurance,se
for cure. to try asome1 Of the many nos
|trums advertised in the public prints. aaaa
The intolerable itching which freauente
LIZ accompanies the troublesome complaint,
lis not the only unpleasant feature. as. to
persons of any pretensions 20 neatnesss.
the appearance OF the white scales 90 the
coat collar aud shoulders il very objec-
ltionable.aK .sssiAss. = assfstaszssa szlaEasea
The writer. during d nutnberof ysars,s
tried the differenta alcoholic solatious o.
castor oil and aasnysofherl preparations
without permanent benefit, and as alask
resort. was led to adopt the plan of cleans.
ling the scalp with berax ndcarbonate Of
lpotassa. This proved seaecsual. but after
., persistent treatment of SOME months'the
hair became sensibly thianer. .and perhaps8
would have soon disappeared all togethers
The belief that dandru6 arises from : dis
ease Of the skin.s although physicians do
not seem to agree on this point and. Che
knowledge that the use Of sulphur II free
quently attended with happy results ID
such diseases. induced me % try Il ii my
own case. a preparations of one sounco
flowers of sulphur and zone quart Of Wasesa
was made. The clear liquid was poursdr
|of. after the mixtuFehad been rapeatedly
agitated during Intervals .of o few hours,
and the head vas saturated With this every
ntoEnip ntr'al gsas y. hss1aeesi sa sssa .ssgx.v q
In tew weeks every trace OF dandru8
| had disappeared, the hair became soft and
glossy. and now, after discontinnsnce
Of the treatment for eighteen mouths,
there is notindication Of the return of the
disease. Iadosuos pretend TO explain the
nsodas operaads of the frsatmeht. o. q il
well kDown thai sublimsd sniphus Is A.
most or wholly insolubles and the LIQUID
used was destitute Of taste; color OF smeIl.
The effects speak. for ITSELF Other per-,
sons. to whom it has beea recommended
have had the same results, and 1conmuIa
nicate the fesultsof my experiments insthe
belief that it may Be valuable aud accept-
liable to many who have suffered in the
same manner as myself. ]Nosn u. Ddgss.
IN TIE Amerscan journal Of r harnsacy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-02-02

EI Moral character Is tbe only sur
foundation on which to build.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-02-02
@A mother was ,hagging and kiss-
9 . .iour. year old y when she exclaim-

Charley whatdoes make yon sosBeeti =
Charley Thought q moment, and hAvine
bcen taught that heiwas made putof dust
OF the ground. replied With . rosy smiles j
II think, mother. God mast have put !.
. little thugar In the duss, ddn't You
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-02-02
The Newspaper.

Every man in the whole country can !
now afford to take his newspaper. They
are not only much cheaper than formerly.
but much better, The power Of journsl-
ism is universally acknowledged to be very.
great, indeed newspapers have become to y
be y necessity of life Multitude of men
cannot breakfast without sthemsr after
breakfast other muititudes of men seek
them 10 thesclub1 and reading room, with
Fan appetite not exceeded by that owitho
which thet hard working man seeks .hism
dinner. Numbers sof persons. in seseryHm
sphere Of ifes converse solely By and fronasa
newspapers and the fact Of . barren jour-.
nal. often assumes to such. the share of q,
serious misfortune. The human mind .iss !.
ever 10 search of something pew. and when !.
disappointed Id their newspaper search.
cases are reported where Suicides have
been reported On acconutof The barrennessoe
Of the newspapers of sthe day And yet
the Instrument (which administers to the@
supply Of an appetite sog craving. is desc
.pised as an authority; the source is hardly
acknowledged, or with sneer; the, influ- =
ence is denied; and the very individual
whose whole thoughts have been moulded
and directed by thesnewspaper. would ut-
terly deny the source Of fipspiratiop. Still
aImajority of;men are led By. the journals
of the day, and it is folly for them to deny :
their authority or assume shame at their
teachers. g 8 -. !.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-02-02
gele(ten MiscsIlang.
a DREAM OF BLIGHTED LIFE.

BIZ HELEN HARcoURT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-02-02

TANNING SHEEP SKINS WITH TIM WooEss
oN.--About every six weeksswe- hare an 10
inquiry as TO the best manner Of tanning :
sheep skins with the wool on. for the. nsa
of door mats, rugs. ctc. Here are .she
directions; tack the skin. upon D board
with the flesh side ott. and then scrape 7
with d blunt knife next rub u over hard =
with pulverised chalk until II viii absorb .
no more. Then take sheskin OF from the
Fboafd and cover it With pulverissd alum
double half way over with the Aesh side
10 contact; then roll tight together and ;
keep dry for three, days. after which un-,s
fold it and stretch. it again on o board cr
door. and dry in the air. and it win Be
ready for uses--Amerscdn Arsisan.T go
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unS 1872 aiiien 3ufer fir @oobs, 8eets &
Comp. BON Garosnas.
8iten Serfebr. - @efern liefeu
folgenoe Sampfsr bier ELI unb bradten naf-
itebenee %Gaoungen:
Der Dampfsr yBladfone" BON Bolton iiber
Norfolf NIT so Srhoiteu Welaiie fir gccles,
Shoms & Comp; 81 Badeten Sauimauns.
paareu fir Sbomieu, 2llp & Comp; 2Ioo.
DO. fir IS. @ilfeus & Comp; l 9auen
Sarmwole fir gebr. Gliott; 2 90. 90. fir
&beobee & OiGinlon II. /. No..
Der Dampfer y9Dslaioe" BON Norfolt nit
8aneu 8aumruoue fir SameS Corner &
Sobn; 2 DO. DO. fir 8. W. Hobiniou &
Comp. 5 90. DO. unb SO SGiieru Roiiuen
fIr Gebr. elliot; 10 Badeie 8aufmaunSpaas
rem fir @usgenbeimer, SObu & Comp IL. if.
Ger Sampfer yW q H." Capt
gralam, 8ur Iuan'iden 2inie seb0rig, mel
der Die BOT, Sabung uno Yaiia9iere ieines
sur Qusbeierung BON bsi'm Straloen an
5alifarer Saieneinsange erlittenen Shaoeu
BON 9alifar mad Yortlano, Ofe., bugiirteu
@olegen rSerupian" am 8orb bat, fam &C.
fern friib in Norfolf, Sa., an, lanoete bort
80 @~inmanberer urlo rui1o beute nit ben iibri.
gen 410 bier etntrefsl.
Ser Oampfcr rQibertp," Gapt.
8eeO, fam am 6reita9e bon bier iiber Sen
Welt uno Sapanna in Nem@Srlears an.
Ginwauoerung. Die, ME 9emeloet,
bon Bremen bier eiu9elauieHe oeutife Sarfe
.Snouitrte," Capt. SIldeu, mar 68 Gage uu=
teruegS, brahte 124 Yaiia9iere unO lit an bic
80. s. {. Srauns & Comp. %conignirt.
Die DSnbufrie" bate 100 Siiten unb 478
Sade 5anSelsgnt, 5841 9roBe &orbfaiden
nrb 44O @ebinOe Slid aelanen.
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Sdrnuut.

@el4er 3auber liest fir setpiie 9sute in
Oieiem iett preiBis Sabren ourdl ShauiteQun'
gen unb Sorlciungeu benz Yublifum bier unO
in England gar moblbetaunten gtamen !
Sarnum iii pieOer auf Relieu. Sim 1. Utat
bdlt lem 6leien= Ntuieum, Girtus, ppolptet,
uildeS Sufttul" uno mas nod Nues blum
une bran bdnst, ibreu pompbaftsu @insug
in Baltimore, UNI auf Dem 8elairz 0tartt=
plate bier Gage lang - Otlttpoh, 9on@
uerlta9, 6reitag uno SonuabeuO-3u campi.
len. ga oles, wie pom uerid)ieoenen Seiteu
bctheuert wlro, Uobl Die 9r0Bte oerarti9e, 5ur
SefrieOiguus Der SAauluIt uuo 8iBbegierOe
b%eIimmte Austeuung lit, 10 bari man itou
bel Sru. Ybineas 3. Sarnum's @eltrufe
alS ancrtannt elfol9reider Garltateniammle1
etmas auBer9ewobnlibs8 erwartsn. Sors
lduftg molen MIR nur aus benz mahrbaft be-
tdubsnoeu Mcere Der GuroHtdtcu pier men,
ibenfreiienbe 6itid)is, bic id]on manden Uiti=
ilonar% ueripeilten, einige S1Iaugenbe3arbcrer
in @eitalt Don Ourd1 Sobu Yb0air's 8omau
unIterblld 9emadten Digger . Snpianern
b~erausangeln. Sm @anien umfaBt oas
Sarnum'ihe Geiie=@ tabliiiement iieben Der.
iticOene Sdauabtbeilungen, Die nur fir Elm
Gntree bon so Gents gu leben tnO. Dian
palle auf SarnuM auf
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In Gapitaliffen, Sparbanfrn u. /. to.
Sareau bee gd,dsmsifers BON aRarp[anp,

annapolis, 22. April 1872.
Ss m'ro hermit 6et1rnt eeIRo6t, ons u~erfte.
elite In9esote in fieiem Sireon bis f2 ubr DIT.
tags ON 10. Dfai S12 i3u ipclner Stunoe ie ohents
III In @e8fnfudrt oes 9ouuGrreurs oocr &Ontroleurs
erhrohcn uno eingetriaen perocr) tir oen Rauf Don
oretbunoeIt unb bIeiRiq Eauienb Dollars (s33O, OOOl
oeer tr9eno einen EbciL ~oeliel6en. Der "Maryland
Hospital State Loan" enpfangen ruetoen, pofur re-
9iitrirtc SbIlsntionru ODER Sdulnibrine bes Stoatss
Dfarplanr, ben l.. arril 10 oatrt nn5 c groB. idbrs
lt6s 3tnien ~traeeno, bGlbiibrlid UNI 1. Sui une Sa.
nuar rines ieben Aahrc5 %JabIbar, ME bic SauptItulb
in MID ~lueRi4sI, Gle 5ebn uro nitt mebr, ole ~linISe.u
5abren, rad ban Selieben bCs SlGates obI6sbor,
0usee9eben iperocn. Sae @eies, in 8olee eehen oieie
Sbll9dtionen emmlttirt mtrcen, peroronrt. ban isls
biae trei pom Staats-, @ountus unb
St1otza b q ieia unb iir nttt penlatr,
oils ben @eltb ~OertauFt lueroen fouen.
Sifie Oblig ationcn trLs n bonn 4auitaoc on 3lns
fen. ale unfteoClter Angehote ioatcn NIT "Bids for
Maryland Hospital State Loan" %ineoiiirt leiu. Die
Dieter iueroeR Don ctr Annabme cher Ntttannabme
ibrsr Angetote am Sieritna. Den IA. Nal '72, unter~
ridtet nCroen. Suhu 1S. Eapte,
d02, 4,5.8,lN,2) Gbnbmciher BON morplonb
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groSc leterraibunsen birst o4s oieslpo6ise,
burhmts neu ausitlfiirte Hro9rlmm. Sbenaa ,tept
" Mrs. Scrieu's ahsTtsu,en=@abinet." Dem Dt<
reftor Gum itt's 9%elunsen, tie alte Wtsiee Dame Dor
ibrer 8tIdtebr nah europa aui turse 3sit on ieine
fraBenzG bearers, naboem Dos Cabinet in Der ""@onz
colOid" uno i'm forbidden SpgrnbauIe iolt' rauz
ihenoen Ssitaa s~eernolet, Sel.senb..t, an Der toft<
lideu Sammluns fd gu ere0ssn, erpaIten. Inter
dert, bemerten mir ngen. Srant,- ~9en. Buffer unb
Iene 9offel," ~9pbiu 5bompion unb ibr 8a(ttmorar
Srdient," Scr @rpre5nann unb jencr ounb," ~Wirs.
nt m fes Snbinets n in in fnnfrrid,sr ys,eiis iWp Srnntar
perooutommnet rporren, iobaB itd Der WeauB Sebnz
fad scriegen ld5t.
SoRitise Rupitdten iino: bic Gdnserin Srf. Was=
gle 9rap; Die Heeertomitsr unb SdRSer 9uiIioil &
Jfourfe, ole Sdn9ertn uno polsihubs Oonieufe SRI.
Glice Sateman, Der lri6noii6e Ratlonalz Sdnser nub
Gdn3er 8inp Utooman; sluet neue Balete; bas See,
Drama: ,Salitc Neuntteuer.H
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g- Gin Sober, Der 0r. Iuguf Sd
nig's $ q mbur9er gruit=Sbee gegen
altlma, Suieu, Slutipeisn, Seu6buiten,
Seiierfett, l6llmmen Sals, Srufidmer3en
unO iebe anOere 2unseu. ODER SIuilfranfbeit
gebrauht bat, beSeust oeiien gBirtiamteit.
@r perieblt ietnen j3uef ME bel @n9briitig.
felt. Die Seftigteit OeS Seu9buten5 miro ioz
aleid) burd ben @ebrau9 9eboben. 9as
Yudet foltet 25 GtS. (95-4p)
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GapiteI ).
Bilid)ten Der Oliritts S9ul'

Mbihn. l. Sas Sirsttoriuir Der 9iTrits'Shul.
Guraioren lol Die Dbbut uber ale Geboullbfelen OOeI
Srunbrude buben, iUrlde iur S&ulipete bellimmt itno
SulelDen POLLEN ale 9teparatnren %beIDr8sn unp Tie &o'
ten unler ole pennington S1ulG. s9abeu anrebnen,
pel4f, ME iruber betirnmt, as ben S1ulit, uern be'
itrlteu lutroeu toIsn. Sas Slrettorium IN fern I Die
GbsrGuflGi uber bic ibm anpertrauisn SGulsn fubrtn,
~DRleibeii baufg b~eludrn uno tafur lorgen, oaB labr.
lib ~ Utonate bln, ur@ S9ule 9ebalten lDtro.
Abl1n. 2. Gas Slrettorium lou itrner taflr iors
gen. bag lin iebes s9ulbaus nit ben eriUroerlI9en Wr.
bsn9ebauoenp erleben NJ.
@Dl4n. ). aeln S3ulbaus ioa fur anoers, as fir
6dullpedc benust p,roer, auBer IRlt Btpiuisung os
SrretlorlGlns Der Sounip4 S1ulcOnmtldre.
Ab,gn. 4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3beiIt BON 2 ober
mebreren S@ulpauss I~itrItten tpnnCu nit Surinmuno
bss Sirstioriams Ter S%oHntas. & huI.0 Ominliare iu
elnen ntuen StulsSilirltte perelHigI peroen, Der eann
ALE in ole Ien 0elsS Dor9e eb,u,n gieGte uRo Yer9uns
Il '9un8en babeu lon, DoG bari elm lplD' neutr SIttrItt
niqt wenlssr ais 81 gelebllb tsrsntI8te Stllnmgebsr
enIbalten.
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an g zSrebertdnr
lit her %an9emein betlebtc Sr. Sleurp Dieber einee<
troffen un0 ent'ift nun tuieoer ieoeu Ibeno ons Sub.
litum nurdb feline fomiihen YortrIse; oub bas ibrtge
IRrional 1T lat Durdaebenps neu.
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nid,t erpIDs,renre aerUiIHs prer aobIensSeI-
Xampe il 9roBen unb Sleiuen. Aueintse agentur
5u Sabrtfpreiien, iotuie auh tir Die beribnten aSefcs
felp Src=sfioiet>G pmpasuie. Dian fenbe ODER
ipretbe Dor iitr @lrtuiare bti Gebr. Carp,
Q3Dr12Utteiptup, gtr. 246, 90. =Baltimoretr.
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oftt Der .,MrbetterhdUeG
Hm Maiber'fehen ..,oeonH

an SIbzGrebertdfr.
uirb jeber 2~iehpaber uon Oiuiit burh oas Sraefrion,
fir pelibes Sr. SdlegeI crit tiir5lIh neue WalSeH
aus Seutihlauo ominen lieB, Sufriebeneejtelt.
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8altimorer Marftberidte.

(Edsli6 beridtst fur ben &c orreipouoenten.")
Gusrpssereiie.l 50 attimore 20. aprti 1872.
wSebt tGSaijen<, Go9aeHs, giaiSsl:
Soiparbfr =Super= unb Grtra- Wicpl 81 90 81 80
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Sapitel 6.
Ghn1h1ulPr INN nRren QnnP


IbI&u. l. es ipa bic YHtdt bcs 9irettpriums Der
Gpunlp. -l.9omai nare leln. III leoem Diitrltte elmer
panenben Ylas fur Elm Sdulbaus ausSumablen, faus
Elm altes perle9i ooer elm neues errlhlet lperoen iou.
Nbl1n. 2. Sas Sirettorium fam entweDer Sder.
tuneen Don 9runoftuten our 9rridtung BON Stulgau.
fern annebnnen. Docr lolde 8runo ltute a%ntaufen. Sn
fsinen 5aue aber bari siu gau bc9onnea peroet, be-
Dor oas Siretiorlumn ift etnen polltanoi9en unb gill.
ti8en Beitslitel BON benz peirefenpen Srun0,ud bat.
Abl@n. 8. Gaas gum gau ODER sur 8er9r6Berun9
tlnes S9ulbauIes neltere Srunoitude srioroerll9 fino
uno oas Siretlorium oer @puntp.S ~6uleomminare mt
ben Sellbern ~Derlelbtn midi SanOels einIg melotn fam,
10 fam oallelbe bonn elert oes Sreis9erI9tes etnen writ
of ad quod damnum auslerti9en lanen. Ser Sderrff
lou oanil elne unitr iudung os beireItenfen 8runo hut
tfs borne bmen ibsr ben gBertb %oetlelben Seridt erltat.
tel uno Der Gl6 c. oes Greis9eridles lou earuber ent'
idei. en-. Yenerft lit le0OG, oaB Elm auf Diele gDeile in
SeiiB 9enpmmenes 9runoltud, einl1IleBlid3 bs YlaBes,
aal ipel1em Oas e9uIIaus itebt, nl9t mebr, as l 4dcr
betragtn loa.
AbI&n. 4 Gin ieoes eGulbaus ion mad ben, bon
ben Gountn.S tuleonn naren aus9f9ebener Yldnen
uno 3sidnun8en sebaut uno ans8eitattel rperoen.
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Die tolsenOen Observation-Disclosures muroeu
bon Srn Diram s. 8enrob bonn StenaT=amte bes
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Die Shulen.

Gbidn. l. Die unter Sbbut bes 9irettoriums Der
Gpuntp .s1uI.G Dmininare febenpen Sdulen Der Der.
i9ieoenen &Ountics. IOlsu, je naa ben StitIittsn, in
eenen ie liegen, nit nSAule Str. J." nSir. 2" u. |. be.
ieihnet rperoen.
@bi&n. 2. Sn etuem iestn GGuloiftritte iou in elmer
ooer mebreren Sbulsn, ie nod Der Beu6ltrruns, p0mos.
LID III Wtpnaie I'M Sabre nnsrriAl ertbelIt weroeu, Su
pelbe1n ale peiBe &inoer aber q uno unter Il Sabren
ireten 3utrilt babtn louen.
9biUn. 3. Sn elmer ieosn 9ifrittsi dule lou esIebrt
perben: Or boerap1te, y len. G9reiben. en9lil6e Gram.
NATL, Weosrapbie, &riibme ii. 9elGihte Der Yereinis.
ten Staalcn, Slitenlebre. algebra, YuGflbruns, Ra'
turgeldlpte, Die 9onrituli0u br Hsr. Staten, bic
Contribution bes Staates Wtarplaro, Gel9ihie beg
Staates Wtarplanb, Slngen, 3ei6nen, pbp lOloeie un0
@elunpbeitsshre. in Silrlten, 100 sIne iiarte psuti&e
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SdoiiIpr

4bidn l. aGe lugiBe aiuocr ilpiiden benz G. tis q.
Sabre luuen gu ben offemll6cn < 1ulr1 b . Sl0aics Iu'
aclaI eu luer, en- uno Den llulrrrl1I II oCnlelben genies
gen; oieleu mt BEN Scoln9 lroOd, odB, wcnn es it6
um Shulen pcrldicoentn Uruocs bGnbelI, has GiretiO'
RUM Der 9lrrittsr ( tulsS uratOrCn sni hriOrn lou, ju
pCldrr Snulc Icr Sduler iugelaMea tuerben lou.
Abldu. 2 2a5 Airet.urlum Der Siltritts. Stul.
Guraturen lol b,Tu9t lem, lUe9en bc9run eter urlahcn
Sdultr 5u luspen. Ken DER gu eHllarer; TOD louen oles
ielpen an rus &lrCt Drum ptr SpuRtptS dull &. G0mmil.
leln lou
Ablhn. 8. ainorr, psh1e melt BON ibrer 9ifrttts'
ShuIe e%nttGrnt luobntn, ionncn MT ScluBniB os Gt'
rettpriums Der 0omlnlnale bic z dGle encs Gngrel NJ
ben 2llirlt es lclu1rn.
abl9u. 4. ON IcDcs Sinh mug, bsuor e: su elmer
s1uls iuScallen wcrDe, elm Atteit bon sinem rcgu arcn
ArBte belurlHgcn, WGlde ben SeluGts lIGisri, paB Is ppr'
Iurlfts mQblQ Qetnpt( lit,
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