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The Republican journal., 1872-03-21
When Do Men Die?

Medical experience proves that, in
chronic diseases, the greater number of
deaths occur Just before dawn. This i,
emlnently true Of brain diseases. and OF
all those related cases where death results
from an exhaustion of the vital power.
through oVerwOrk, excessive excitement.
or nervous prostration. 1t is at the hour
OF ) O'Clock in the morning that the life,
force is at its lowest ebb, and succumbs
most readily to the assault of epilepsy. OF,
paralysis, or OF the fatal lethargy that
comes in those wildly beautiful picture
dreams, Tor which medical science has as
yet found no name, and of which if has
taken no sufficient cognizance. Nine
tenths OF those who die in this way expire
in their sleep. In many such cases, if a
Trend were a. hand to waken the sleeper
when the attack comes on, or if he were
to be awakened by some accidental noise
he might, by the use OF few simple pre-
cautions, prolong his life for MANY wears ::
for the shock which proves fatal to the
man wrapped in deep sleep, when the
system IS passive and relaxed would be
VIGOROUSLY repealed were it armed with
all its waking energies. Men who do
brain work, and who are on the shady
side of forty. should be on their guard
against this insidious enemy. They should
beware of 5 O'Clock, a. m, for it is peril
Gus hour. Do you find yourself unable
to sleep, when you retire for the night,
exhausted with your days work? Do you,
IN vain, turn from one side to the other !?
Does your balm persist in working when
you would fain have it rest? Do old saws,
and scraps Of rhyme, repeat themselves
IN your memory with wearisome iteration,
defylng your utmost efforts to silence
them? Then, say to you, beware. You
Will be sure to sleep at last. 1t is only a
question OF time; tor, soon or late, nature,
will assert her rights.
The Republican journal., 1872-03-21

EFFICIENCY OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
In the L. S. House of Representatives,
recently, an item OF SOL ,O0S for the Signal
Service met with opposition from Gen
Farnsw0rh, but Mr.. Dawes came to the
rescue, and Mr.. Coughlan of California,
narrated an instance of the utility of old
ProbablIity'sn DEMONSTRATIONS in his
State. 1t was telegraphed that storm
was approaching, whereupon citizen
who owned stock on the low-lands sent
word to have them driven to higher
ground. This was done, and the next
morning there was eight feet of water
where the stock had been feeding, the OBJ
servations having thus saved one citizen
from a loss OF $4,000 Mr. Dawes mar
rated an instance showing the commercial
value of the signal service reports. There
were one day in the harbor of Milwaukee
twenty sloops and one steamer ready to
sail. The captain of one of these sloops,
who read the weather despatch, was so
impressed by it that he called the other
captains together, and after consultation
they decided not to sail. The steamer
sailed and was wrecked in a terrible storm
but the sloops remained safely in port.
Mr.. Cox, of New York, and Mr. Sargent,
of California, also bore such eloquent
testimony to the value of the weather re-
ports that the opposition was withdrawn
and the appropriation made.
The Republican journal., 1872-03-21
A Conflict with an Elenhant.

On last Wednesday morning the trainer
Of the performing elephant Romeo" en-
tered as usual the portion of the menag-
erie buildings in which he is confined
Mr.. Forepaugh, before beginning his task,
paused for moment and looked through
a chink in the boards at scene in the
ring. He then turned his face toward
the elephant. Quick as lightning the
gigantic trunk was extended and entwin-
Cd around his body. He shouted Tor help
but in another moment was thrown into
the air and fell senseless upon a pile of
hay. His unconscious form was still
within the grasp of the fatal trunk, when
his brother Charles seized the training
fork and ran to his assistance. He was
lust in time. As Charles Forepaugh
plunged the fork into the trunk of Romeo,
he turned his head, and that moment
others who We're around dragged the
senseless form Of the keeper from its per
ilous position He was considerably
bruised, but was otherwise uninjured.
A reporter visited the menagerie yester-
day afternoon. He met Messrs. Adam,
George and Charles Forepaugh at the
gate. Mr. George Forepaugh related the
scene with Romeo" as told above, and
ing in which that monster of the desert
is confined. We found the gigantic
monarch in a sort of wooden stable.
His feet were heavily shackled with iron
chains extending down into the cellar
His trunk was dyed crimson with the
blood oozing Srom the wound in his trunk
The elephant "Romeo" was brought to
this country in 1865, by Mr.. Maibie. and
purchased after his death by Mr.. Adam
Forepaugh. He is beyond all odds the
best performing elephant in the country,
and is for that reason extremely valuable,
or he would have been killed long ago by
reason of the malicious fits that come upon
him by spells He has already killed five
keepers. the latest being the case in Hat
boro, 1867, which created such an intense
excitement that all the farmers around
carried rifles with them whenever they
ventured from home. In every one of
these five instances Romeo" has first
stunned his victim by tossing him in the
"ir, and has then crushed the life out of
him by kneeling upon his PROSTATE form.
This elephant has always had, since
coming to this country, frequent bursts of
the most terocious violence. His last at
tack commenced during last October as
the show was coming home. He was
taken into the ring and thrown upon his
side and kept there three days; showing
no relenting, he was let up and then again
thrown down and kept in that posi-
ton Il week before he showed any signs
OF concession. His right side is all scar
red with the wounds inflicted upon him.
In 1900 he was shot during a spree of MS,
and WAS blinded in the right eye During
another freak he broke off one OF his tusks
Owing to a wound received in struggle
with his keepers, q piece OF flesh weighin 9
seven and a halt pounds had to be re-
moved from his right jaw. philadelphia
Post.
The Republican journal., 1872-03-21

A Canadian who was engaged last week
on the brow Of hill near Pttsfeld, Mass.
in cutting timber and rolling it to the bot
tom, endeavored to manipulate log for a
safe descent, but discovered that is was
getting the better of him. He was on
the under side and it would not do to "let
it sllde," so he screamed for help. But no
help came His strength was surely and
rapidly failing, and there was nothing to
do but to run for ii. and run he did-a
fearful race. The natural philosophers say
that log gains in rapidity as it descends
1t is otherwise with human legs on a run
even when, as in this case, the descent is
steep and icy. There was no turning out,
and the log gained with terrible rapidity
and was just on his heels when luckily he
spied hollow in his path into which he
popped with bound, but had hardly time
to huddle himself into the hole, when
crash crash the log Numbered over him
and left him safe, but about the most
badly scared man in Massachusetts.
The Republican journal., 1872-03-21

The Schenectady Star has the following ::
Reader, if you have borrowed the paper
you are reading, don't do it again. Sub
scribe. 1t isn't safe to borrow papers. We
once knew poor, but honest man, who
borrowed paper, innocently and mad
vertently, from a wholesome neighbor.
Fatal act That terrible contaglon, the
SMALLPOX, was conveyed insdiously in
the fbres of the sheet Of that extern
sive and interesting family, doting
father, fond wife, several intelligent and
heroic sons, thirteen lovely daughters,
two popular mothers-in-law, and three
beautiful aunts-not one remain to tell the
tale"
The Republican journal., 1872-03-21

In Boston, recently, two women stopped
street car not for the purpose OF getting
in, but to ask the conductor where GER
tain house was. They did not get the in
formation.
The Republican journal., 1872-03-21

An Illinois youth has been wearing fine
plated bosom shirt, which opened on the back,
"hlnd-sde before" for more than year. He
SAID he thought they had laid out good deal of
work on the back
The Republican journal., 1872-03-21

81 can speak seven different languages, ;"
said convict as he entered penitentary.
No matter" said the keeper, 1--WE have but one
language here, and very little of that
The Republican journal., 1872-03-21
SAVE YOUR LIFE

BY promptly using WlNCK1ESTER's EsH.
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paration of PHOSPHORUS, one of the most i'm
portant elements OF the Hun an Body, and the only
means by which this LIFE-GIVING and LIFE
SUSTAINING element can be supplied 10 the sys-
TEN. We guarantee it to be certain CURE for
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, anC all Pulmonary
Affections, and the Specific Remedy for Scrotua,
Dyspepsia, Paralysis Nervous and Physical Debility
and all Nervous Affections 1t is unsurpassed
Tonic and lnvlgorator, and generator OF pure ana
healthy blood. For further Information, TestImuni-
ais Reports of Ply sicians &C. send for our Irea-
tise. Price 81 per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Address J WINCH ESTER Il Ce..
30 John St. New York,
The Republican journal., 1872-03-21
TEsTIMONEALs.

TEATIMONHALS.
al regard Mr.. Eddy one of the most capable aud
successful practitioners with whom have had Off
cal intercourse. CHARLES MASON, Commits
.i0ner of Patents.n
81 have no hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ a man more competent and
trustworthy, and more capable Of putting their APP
plications In form to secure from them an early
anu favorable consideration at the Patent Once
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner OF Patents'
"Mr. X. II. EDDY has made for me over I'll IRTY
applications for Patents, having been successful in
almost every case. Such unmistakabe proof of great
talent and ability on his part, leads to recommend
ALL inventors TO apply to him to procure their pa
tents they may be sure of having the most faith
ful attention bestowed on their cases, and st very
reasonable charges. JOHN IAGtrART.p
Boston, Jan. l, IS72.-1y26
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M O. r. r
W l n T e r ARIA GEMEN
IAz l--Se
NOW is THE TIME TO DEPOSIT.

nN AND AFTER NOVEMBER lsth ~.
~ sHnger Trains will leave Belfast for Portland
and al places intermediate ON this ro&G ~ A N
Mixed Train at 3 7. NJ. couurctiugat BurnhHm Is .th
Mixed Train tor Watery le and Passenger Tralu far
Bangor and all Stations EAst.
Trains will be due In Belfast from BOSTON F.r-
land, ana all stations intermediate bt $50
Mixed Train from Buruham connect NIX Nth t1a.4
from Bangor at ; so A. NJ
The New Line between Dauvill, AMI Cam5erau..
VIII then o. open giving past gtr- fJr Portland
opportunity 10 70 either way withorf change Di ca--
EDWIN MOVES -upt.
Nov, ., ISL, I.I LINCOLN ASH. sur.
The Republican journal., 1872-03-21
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
R. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
For Inventions, Trade Marks, or Designs,
No. rs State ST., opposite KIby ST., Boston

-t)-
A FER an extensive practice . upwards of thir-
"A ty years, continues to Patents in the
United States; also in Great Britain, France and
other foreign countries. Caveats, specifications,
Assignments and all papers for Patents, execut ed
on reasonable terms, with despatch. Researches
made to determine the validity and utility OF pateute
OF Inventions, and legal and other advice rendered
in all matters touching the same. Copies ot the
claims OF any patent furnished by remitting one
lar. Assignments recorded in Washington.
No Agency in the United States possesses superior
facility tor obtaining ftents or ascertaiuing the
patent ability of inventions.
All necessity OF journey to Washington to pro-
cure Patent and the usual great delay there, are
here saved inventors.
The Republican journal., 1872-03-21
Profitable EMPLOYMENT

For one or two persons, of either sex in every town
in the United States, BY which they may realize from
$500 to year with but little interference with
ordinary occupation If the whole time is devoted
a much larger sum will be realized. Boys and girls
can make nearly as much as grown people. Some
address j. j. FARDELL & co. 767 Broadway, N. Y
The Republican journal., 1872-03-21

To Advertisers. All persons who contem.
plate making contracts with newspapers tor the in
sertiOn OF Advertisements should send To
The Republican journal., 1872-03-21

who know but little OF the nature ana character o.
Special Diseases, and less to their cure. Some
hibit forged diplomas OF Institutions or Colleges,
which never existed in any part OF the world 9th
er5 exhibit Diplomas OF the Dead, how obtained,
unknown not only assuming and advertising in
OF those inserted in the diplomas, but to tur
ther their imposition assume names Of the celebrat-
ed phi ysciaus long since dead Neither tie deceived by
The Republican journal., 1872-03-21

charges are very moderate Communications sa-
credy confidential, and al may rely on him with
the strctest secrecy and confidence, whatever may
be the disease. condition or situation OF any one
married single.
Medicines by Mail and Express to all parts Of
the United States.
All letters requiring advice must contain one dol
lar to insure answer.
Address DIX. l.. DIX, No. Il Endicott Street, Bos
ton, Mass
Boston, Jan. /, 1s72-ly26
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-10
Soa Der Wolel.

9luf bic 8 m ia tzI preI1e an
Sc. Maieltdt uniern Safer unp Sbnis,
wel6e jiinSitbin pom per @eifli6feit rcS
Dscanats Sersbeim I'M Grsbistbum
&Sln seri6tet tparp, unp norm @erwabs
rllns ein8eleSt purce wicer Die in lsster
Belt seaen pen fatbplii6sn Glerus in
Nort unp S6rift erbpbenen s~lnflasen,
1T alp cine slntwprt erfulst pur6 uniern
Hei9sfansler, an ipel9en Se. Mtajetat
laut pem IntwprtiGreiben bic Iprs6e
abseseben. @npere 9eifli9en sers
.f9iebener DiS;eien puatsn aud
cine dbnlibe Npreie an Se. Waietat
ri9ten, linp aber pteber rappn absefpms
men, ODER bic SADIE i9pebt nod. SIM
SiStbum Srier bat man feline ipl6e
slprelie fir nOtbis eradtet, benn int Be-
pustiein, ieinen pai6ten ais trere Inter
tbanen itets na6sefpmmm su iein, ldBt
man bic 5batia6en ipreden, penn eies
itlbsn aud psitsr nidt CUR Sefentlidteit
selanst iinr. Die @eitli1en unierer
DiS,eie an Der franSSflden 0ren;e be-
sssnsten bel Aasbru9 peS &rieses unp
wabrenp be6elben nit Der sr5eten 3uSors
tommenbeit uniern brasen Splpaten iess
li6en &anses, unp l~bewabrten ii@ rur@
cine @affrsunri6aft bic nod jest bon
renen, bic iie senpNen, nidt senus selpbt
percen fam. @aS in 5rier unp llmSes
senc bic 0eiilidfeit that, wirc iptalp
nidt in Sersslsnbsit fpmmen. @ter
aud al cen Sauptcrttn Der Mplel. 100
man bic Yerpunpeten mad ben erlten
S9la6ten untersebradt I'm iie ,lnter
drstlider pfese eber beilen la1en ;u fSne
nen, sel6ab ras W5sliats. as na9
ben Hutisen Iasen pom IA. ane 10.
glusuit 1870 iebr siele per,punpste 8ries
ser auf BEN Wpleleampfbppten ftromabs
parts gebradt wureen, belt man Ssracs
an einem Sauptprte unterbalb Irier I'm
! bic W~ittass;eit an, unp auf sinsn 8inl
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mebreren neuli6 bier nit seri6iecenen
Staaten, ramsntli6 NIT Seferrei6s I'm
sarn, ACKNOWLEDGMENT Yrfpertrdsen, Raj
bic @nwenbuns auf 9~uremburs sprbes
balten iei bis gum abltlaB nit Gem @rpbs
ber;cstbum. Bas bic euremburser Giz
ienbabepnSention betrift 10 itebt ioSiel
fet paB man bier cine peitere SersSses
runs ais lin;uldiifs aniieht unc bies in
zen bteii9en Gcnferen;en, ME fdcn err
wdbnt, ni6t rerbeblt bat. Iardas pire
Gas iibertriebsne @eri9tp es llltimatums
entitanpen iein. Der balrise abi6lub
gilt mebr alS je fir seiidsrt. Die teles
srapbil6 ansefinriste Ssrfunft pes Wis
ntiterS SerSais bdnst ausenideinlid nit
cent abidlus suiammen. allp in Gu
remturs slautt man bic gscinSunsen
ieien nidt 70 s~eitelt, pas bic &e9ieruns
res Grpsber;pstbums ren'elbtn bdttc ans
nebmen f5nnen, in Berlin bitBesen gilt
Der balcise abl6lus msbr ais je fir sez
iitert. Die 9ursmturssr Giienbabnfraz
seiit ifrn ldnsit cine art alabamafrase
sereien, unr es i6eitt, raB itr bic sers
i6ierenen Starien ui6t eripart merren
ipasn. Sp Yiel mir wiIen, inn Die Gu
rembnr8sr iebr wenis seneist iiter be-
itimmte @rsnsen binauS nad;useben,
w~pbtnaesen bic rsutldsn 6crrerunsen
pisie @rsn;en ~fprtwdbrenp i~beriprinsen
unp papur9 iber anhere 6prperunsen
bt~npesbdfen ipIen. ST Der Gprrcippnz
bent Der o8Slu. 3ts."n gut unterri6tet,
rann mus e5 ii6 um sinen o9lbl6lub"
banpeln, bel eem Ger freie @ile Der GU
rembur9er serace nidt IN erlter Sinie be-
rufcn it, Die Gnti6eipuns bertsi ;uiibrsn.
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rparen alsbalp iGmmtli6e pfarransebD=

rraren alsbalo idmmtli6e Yfarranseb6-
risen an ben 8eitaren Ger Wplel I'm ben
Serpanceten cine 9abuns su brinsen; ia
ie wetteiferten in Grfauuns bie1es eies
pesrienies, unp ben pfarrsr ielbt lab
man auf cas Oampftppt iteisen : belas
ben nit 9rcben Srisen eplen Wetnes II.
NIT ipnitisen Grfriidunsen, Tim Gle Ser
rpunceten ;u erquiden. Sn pemlslben
Srte, wp ;wei alerste ppbnen, fanpen
ipdter saitfrennplide aufnabme neun;ebn
Serpunpete unp &ranfe, unp btsie waz
rem idmmtli6 aus ben alien YrpSinsen.
Die Splraten Spn zen pitpreubiiden 8e>
simenten perren BON Der 9enp6cnen
0affreunpldaft in Der Seimatb mad ibz
rcr &iidfebr sei,lls ersdtlt baben. Der
pfarrer nabm gu li6 ins Saus einsn bei
Mes Serwunpetcn 8rasoner spm 10.
pitpreubiiGen 0ra9rner Hesiment unr
eieicr blieb ,wei Wpnate-bis sur gang
liden 8eneIuns-im pfarrtauie, ab nit
rem pfarrer am Glide une tpurpe mic
Elm Sinh res Sarfs5 teboncelt. Gin
Spnnta9en famen rsiIen Serpunrete
&rie9Sfamsrapsn ms pfarrbaus, purpsn
erauidt nit 6Ser @ein, nit pfirIi6en unp
@eintrauben urp anpsrm erlen Sbt II.
rau6tsn semitbli9 rie ibnea rarsebptee
nen Gisarren. auS Danttarfeit laien
rieielben supeilen aus rem fernsn Often
ibre Sriefe bierber ~selansen. linz nun
Mil man iasen 9Eir batten feline 9iebc
far's Saterlanr? Die SbatlaGen iprez
den, uno bic Gnfsl Der cfpreubii6en
Splpaten lperren nod paSpn crsablsn.-
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tpenrete, UNI pieIe r unS Elm @eIeBent,
tpurf bridte, wondd I'M ,Sfentit1en
Snterele"-unp o%salus publica summa
lex"-alIe fatboliiden 8ir6en p~rOfaneu
3peden iitereeben rpercen ipaten. DBir
bahet, Elm 0eies-unp mad pielem muB
CT lterben," Iasten bic alien Supsn u.
pie mOretnen Sueen unb lire 9riitlis
den NfFliirten peritebsn s5 isbr gut,
rinen Iplden Gag fir ibrs Yartei,wefe
aus;uteuten. Aber weeer caS antife
Sucetz nod 8Sulertbum bat nit ieiz
men D0eieBen" zen Staat erba.ten f6n<
rsn une bic Staatseinrpbner res neurtz
,ebnten Sabrbunpert5 finb ir gut Mens
idcn wie Die bes erIten. Ollie me6aniihe
@eieymaderei, 10 talc tie ~ 0unlten Ell
ner Yartei ms 2eben tritt, lit Elm fiinltli>
Dies @Serf, has ii6 nidt auf bic Dauer
talten fam, neil es. ni6t Scn bent
&rdtstsmuBtiein res gulte5 sstrusen
pirp, Gs sitt i'm eeben Ger Staatsn
GpiIprcn IN renen iol9e 3uitdnpe err
fIarli6 int, unc Der aufmerfiame Be-
cbndtet Der @esenrart iopte Ger jung
item @ersansenbeit witp r5 ttr&aus
niat bsfrempli9 inren baB mir aud in
mitten etlier IplGrn peripre uuS beFnpen.
9(tsr gum Slid erbebt iid ras 9eies
ni6t ME cine Depise Sranfbeit" fort,
Elm GeieB brSnst fat BON Sabrsebnt ;u
Sabrsetut paS anpere uno bis ;u benz
sluseublide, no pieOer seiunper Sian
unlere 0sTcse enttpsrfen miro, tBnien mir
re6t aut-wdrten ! ,|,'.iiI. 1N.-s3-ta
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Saremburg.

@ie eaS Sur. @prt" serninmtt, 1T
Ssr Staatsminifer SersaiS mad Ser
lin absereii, I'm bic Gilenbabn1 Inter
b~anplunsen weiter gu fabysn. Die 5ra@
&C miro clio in BEN einen ober anrern
Gimme enti6iecen perpen. Sp pisl ras
senannte Slatt bort, parsn in Der leBten
Note preabens, pel6e Gin llltimatum
isin lplte, bic S~epinsunssn ni6t 10 sss
felt, ras bic &ssieruns iie bate unnsbz
men fSnnen.-Gin Serliner 9orrelppnz
bent Der ~SSln. 3ts." i2reibt @ie i8
i9pn telssrapbii9 semelret babe, mcrcsn
nit e%ursmburs, auBsr Der g%ilenbabnepns
sention, reren talpissr sbi&lus ni8t be-
sweifelt ,pirr. aud nod ppft uns Selee
srapbens 9ertrdse gum ati@lus selanss
gen. urp omar, icYiel man weib, unab>
binsis Won jener GilsnbabnYcnYentipn.
5ierauf tesus fi& aud ubne 3weifeI BIZ
Yemsrfuls IN ben SbluBprptofoQen ~
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&om, 6. SUM-. @ssenwdrtis be-
iddftist i6 uniere Oeputirtens
NJ er nit Der Debate iiber bic neu
ansulesenpen Ssfetisunsen an ben MIDI
tighten fratesiiden Yuncten Staliens unb
namentlid am 8~riessbafen spn 9 y e
lsta. Setp6 lesen bic Sclfssertreter
iebr serinsen Gifer fir bic Sads an ben
Gag. 8stern sdblte i6 bS6itenS BUM
bert Witslieper in Gem Saale UNI mebs
rere son rieien, Defenders Ssr &at<
tassi bielten 9ans rubis ibr Wittass@
i9ldf6en. Die Weinunsen Der 8spner
in Sesus auf bic art Ger projcctirtcn
Sefetisunsen waren iebr ssrl6ispen, ius
pem cie ginsn it6 fir betadirte Sorts
ausIpra9en, ipc9eScn @ncere tnterieetz
lde Odlnme MOLTEN, aber ielbt piecer
iber cte Gage picler Sdmme ultereinan<
Der uneins rparen. Der rbmiiGe De-
purtiree General Gerrett itellte encS
LID cen @ntrag, bic &ammer fpue fib in
rein te6nii6cn anselcsenbcitrn, mic bic
rrrliesenre Sefeitisunssfrase fir inccms
pe!cnt erfldren unr cine SperialepmilIpn
nit reren Seratbuns uno GntI6eipune
beauftra9en. Weincr &niidt mad bat
Gerrpti Spltpmmen Ge9t, renn mas
fam cine ~Srrlammluns, bic su pier
Sinfteln aus @rSpcaten beitebt, Scn mi
litdrilbsn Sauten piIsn? 9lbsr beute
bat chen paS uralte Spri6wprt : yS6us
iter bleib' bei reinem Soften" nirsenrs in
rer Welt mebr 0eltung unp Sober, rer
eisentli9 nur Elm S9waBer it, nil ppe
litifer, Stratese, Sbeplpse unp @ott peib
mas nod iein. Sur wenn eS ii6 sas
rum baneclt, 9e9en bic fatbpltihe Stride
an;ugeben, finprn bic vGiberalsn" tanner
caB bic @eiflidfeit ii6 NIT anselssens
beiten tefaet, bic niht in ibren 8irfunasz
freiS scbpren. Sei Der Seratbun9 res
arieasbup8ets 1T cine Sumu,e
pom 100000 Srancs sur Spra6e sez
fummen Ole mad Der Ginnabme &pm's
spn Ger Sreidrnrcsirruns fir llnteritiss
sunsen all bic auSldnpii6en Splpaten
pes +. Stubls a~nsetpieien unp i'm Surz
get pom Sabre 1871 ssnebmist rporren
mar. 9a absr Der Sail nidt einsetres
ten, rab ebemali9e pdptlide Wilitars
BON frrmrer NatipnalitSt ii9 um Inter
fiiyuns an Die Miniitsr Sietpr gmmas
nuels setranet bitten, 70 1T bic belaste
Summe unansetatet seblieben unp jeBt
ben 5pnps fir ani6afuns neuer @afs
fen ,uscpieien wprpen. -r..e n. a..-