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Good Templars Union.

The Rutland county Good Templars
Union will be held at Castleton, to-day.
The business, as arranged at the last meet
ing, will be conducted in the following
ORDER.
/. Introductory exercises.
2. Reading minutes of last meeting.
3. Written reports of lodges
4. Verbal reports from delegates.
5. New and unfinished business.
6. Essay by Miss Mary Il. Sinclair of
Poutney.
Z. Discussion of the following resolu-
ton.
Res0loed, That the cause of temperance
can be most effectually promoted by tenn
perance organizations-unityb being strength
and that we hold the temperance public
in duty bound TO join us, If they can con-
sistently or, at least, put no impeachment
in our way.
3. Good of the order.
0. Public address in the evening by Rev.
VIM. r. Ross, of Castleton
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Allen & Drew, q Merchants Row. are
selling goods at cost for 30 days, to close
out stock Hats, Caps. Furnishing Goods
and Ready Made Clothing. Good Goods
at very low prices.
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Fatal Horse Disease.

New York, Aug. 10.
Charles Smock of Freehold, N. j., lost
five valuable horses from cerebro spinal
meningitis this past week. The disease is
reported to be rapidly spreading in the
VICINITY.
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IMPROVING. -IIon. David p. Noyes of
Burlington, who fell and broke his ankle
on the steps of the Revere house, Boston,
the other day, is in comfortable condi-
ton and improving quite rapidly.
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Murder.

BosToN, Aug. Is.
Levi b. Whitney, II resident of Danvers,
was recently assaulted in that place by three
men, He died of his injuries to-day.
Henry III. Richardson. alias Rock Cod"
has been arrested as one of the assailants
The other men escaped.
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Alleged Completely of France with the
Carlists.
MADRID, Aug. IL.
Epoca alleges that the French Govern
ment is secretly favoring the operations of
cause of Count de Chambord. The
Spanish Consuls in France complain of the
tolerance of the French authorities on the
frontier towards the Carlsts.
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A RELIC OF TI.-Geo. Rabbit, of Bran
don, recently found an old flint lock in
Orwell, just opposite Ticonderaga, which
was undoubtedly used in revolutionary
times.
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ANoTnER,-T sea serpent put in an
appearance at Scarborough last week. He
was of the old style, had a head like n
horse, etc.
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Masonic.

lhhSOshts
The following is a list of Mr. John She
villc's appointments to lecture in Vermont
Castleton, Tuesday, August 10Th.
Fair Haven, Wednesday, do Goth.
Poultney, Thursday, do 21st
Brandon, Friday, do 22nd,
Middlebury, Saturday, do 23rd.
Bristol, Monday, do Goth.
Charlotte, Tuesday, do Goth.
Hinesburg, Wednesday, do 27th.
Winooski Falls, Thursday, do 2sth.
Milton, Friday, do Goth.
Fairfax, Saturday, do Both.
Swanton, Monday, September LIST,
Sheldon, Tuesday, do end
Franklin, Wednesday, do Bird.
Enosburg Falls, Thursday, do 4th
Richford, Friday, do 9th.
Troy, Saturday, do 9th.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
Z f l. A r n $ 7 7 [ T E >
A PLEASANT HOME.
NORWICH UNIVERSITY.
\ MILITARY COLLEGE,


ESTABLISHED IN 1874.
Has Preparatory Department, thorough elias
sical scientific and military instruction, good
discipline. No students under Il years OF age,
admitted. send for circular. Address,
PROF. CHARLES DOLE,
Mortified. VI.
Next term begins Aug. 2Sth.
References $. NJ. Dorr, Charles Clement
Gen. II. Ripley, Rutland. Jyi2d2m
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LUMBER. Considerable lumber is being
brought over from Rochester and shipped
at Brandon station.
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BY the Cable.

PARIS, Aug. Is.
SUPPRESSION OF NEWSPAPERS IN THE
FRENCH PROVINCES.
Thus far during the month, the govern
mcnt has suppressed or forbidden the sale
of twenty republican newspapers in the
pOvinces.
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educational.

pARRE ACADEMY, BARRE, YER
- MONT. j, ). srArLDING, Ii. d., Principal,
\. II. KIMBALL, a. b., Assistant Principal.
IL Is the design OF the Instructors TO furnish
young men and ladies' the most ample and
thorough culture in preparation for college or
business. The philosophical and chemical APP
paratus is extensive and freely used Board,
including room, washing and ironing, from $500
to 800 per week. Fall term begins Aug. 2ist,
1873 For catalogue &c, apply To PrinciI al
jyl6dru& Fri5w&w5t
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FIRST TRIAL.


VERMONT AND SHAfTsBURY AssOCIA-
TIoS.-Thc Vermont and SALISBURY Assoc
citation will hold its nineteenth anniversary
in the Baptist church at Poultney, ON
Wednesday, August 21th, at 10 o'clock
a. IN.
Rev. Dwight Spencer of Fairhaven, is
the appointed preacher, and Rev. r. NJ
Luther, of Bennington, the alternate.
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Movements of the President.

NEW YORK, Aug. Is.
President Grant passed through Portland.
Me-, this morning en- route to North Con
way.
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NAILS ARRlNE.


ADVENT CHURCH.-Elder W. Hines of Illinois,
formerly OF Boston, viii preach at O'Clock
p. IN.
BAPTIsT.-Rev. L. Mills. Pastor; Services at
1913 a. M and 90 p. IN. sabbath school at 12 IN.
CATHoIIC.-Rey. Charles Boylan, Pastor; Ser
Vices at 500 and 1920 n. IN, and I.00p. m.
FRENCH CATHoIIC-Rev. II. Cardinal, Pastor
Services at 500 Il. IN. and 400 p. m.
CONGREG ATIoNAL.-Rev. J. g. johnson, Pastor;
Services at 1915 Il. M. and 100 D. III. Prayer
meetings Thursday and saturday evenings at
100.
EPIsCOPAL.-Rev. WI. Harris, DID,. Rector; Morn
Ing Prayer with Sermon at 1890 a. IN. Sunday
School Immediately after morning service
Evening Prayer with sermon at 600 p. m.
METHoDIsT.-Rev. II. L. Austin, Pastor; Ser
Vices at 1890 a. IN. and at 100 p. IN. Sabbath
School at ~ m. Prayer Meetings Tuesday and
Thursday evenings at Goo In the Chapel, West
street.
West misunderstanding in Cen
trail Hall at 200 and 100 ID. m
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Suicide of a Murderer.

New York, Aug. Is.
Perry Haas, Il convicted murderer, cut
his throat in Sanhury pa county Jail last
night.
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For Loss Of Appetite, dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Depression Of spirits and General Debility, In
their various forms, o-Phosphorated Elixir,
Of Calisaya made by CASwELI. HAZARD a. Co.,
New York, and sold by all druggists, Is the best
tonic. As stlmulant tonic for patients recov-
crlng from fever or other sickness, II has no
equal. II taken during the season II prevents
fever and ague and other intermittent fevers.
III iW
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Young Mems Christian Association.

Meets at their Hall, BuTums Block, Monday
evenings for devotional services at O'Clock,
led by Ben. X. Chase. All are invited. At the
close OF the devotional exercises there will be
a meeting for business. The members OF the
Board OF Directors, and working committee
are requested to be present.
Reading Room freely open to all, from 500 a.
m. to 10 p. N.
Meeting at the jail at 4 O'Clock p. m. Leader.
James Barrett . delegates, f. G.. Howard.
=. II. Kelley.
Pooler District.--At O'Clock p. In. Leader,
II. Candllsh. delegates, T.. y. Merriam.
". G. Walker.
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PoRK.-Market Is quiet and weak at SIS ga
IS 35 for new mess on spot $40 5Oai6 3S FOL
prime mess.
BEEF.-Market Is quiet and steady at SO 90
d10 90 for plain mess gil 20 a 12 80 for eN-
ira mess.
BEEF HAMs.-Market is quiet and steady
new Western $3.50 2s for choice lots Of western
and Teqas
TIERcE BEEF Market is quiet at 1762lc
for prime mess; 22023 for India mess.
CUT MEATs.-Marketi Is quiet middles steady
long clear at s1I@IA long RIB, &c.
LARD.-Market isfirmcr at 81 for old western
steam 5-l6as9sc for new do.
BuTTER.-Market Is quiet and steady at 25s
81 for state 16G25 for prime western
CHEEsE.-Market is steady at l2L@ i3c for
fair TO prime State factory.
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Seventeen hundred lost children were
taken to the police stations thus far this
year, and the majority returned to their
homes
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q hr a,utlanA Dailu Glohr.
naPARTrRE GF TRAINS.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 10, 1878.

ARRIVAL tNH pHPARTJRE OF TRAINS.
TRAINS ,WR1vE At RUTLAND
From Bellows Falls, i:tD IS 1890 a. m, i:2O
ssh D. m.
ID. m.
" Port Henry, 'll:s2 ~. M
" bennington, fi2.nS p. H., $500 P2a y.
n.
" Saratoga, 'll;ib a. M, 9;06 ~ ~.
" Salem, lao Il $3.50 q. ln., ta;i0 q 'iii r. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTIAND.
for Bellows Fails, 1870 & fi;3Oa. me- 1910 1890
y. IA.
" Burlington. i.lJ * $3.50 d. in.. '2:3o n 0n5 D.
ga.
" Port Henry, b:05 ~ In.
" Bennington, 1900 d 1890 a. HI, q t2:2b p. IN.
" saratoga, b:00 n. IN, q 1880 p. m
" salem, 4.i0 * 1000 a. M. 100 ~ 1890 j. m.
Mall Train MIXED.
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Frustrated.

New York, Aug. IS.
A bold attompt of twenty-one convicts
to dig out of Richmond county Jail has been
frustrated.
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YNAGS. We sell Dcnnison's Tags 10
l. Printers and stationers at DenRisona
lowest Wholesale prices.
GLOBE PAPER co.
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Harlem Extension way 900 a. me- and 200 y. III
Eastern way, 1llO a. m.
Troy way, 1240 y. m.
troy, 1910 D. H., $3.50 p. M, and 9.a0 y. id.
Albany, 1910 p M, $50 p M, and $50 =. m.
boston, il.40 a. H., and $50 p. IN.
Ianadas, 1.l5 y. IN.
northern way, 200 p. IN.
Burlington, 200 p. m. and $50 p. Ia.
IA utOgn way, $3.50 y. M.
Ne York, 800 p. IN. and $50 p. In.
con nectlcut River way, $50 p. IN.
Woodstock way, STAGE 100 p. m.
Stockbrdge (5tagel. 100 p. IN.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, 9.Sb p. IN.
Eastern way, 2.20 p. III.
Troy way, 4.b5 p. M.
Troy, lao II. m, ll.4h n. N. ana I.55 p. IA
Albany 1l.45 Il. m, 4.h5 and 80 p. III.
Boston, lao q. IN. and 2.20 D. IN.
Canadas, 1910 a. IN.
Northern way, 11.32 a. IN.
Burlington, 1910 and ll.32 Il. IN.
Saratoga way, 11.45 a. m
New York, 1l.45 a. IN. and 4.55 p. IN.
Connecticut River way, $40 p. IN.
Woodstock way, (stage) H. a. m.
Chittenden, CTueSdayS and SaturdaNS) 1910 ain.
Stockbridge (stage), 1890 p. m.
sRy-Mails Will be promptly closed at the speci-
iced hour; all letters deposited In the street
boxes Will be collected at $40 and 1l.00 a. M,
1910, 1.30, 3.O5 and last collection for all night
malls, at 300 p. m. All letters deposited In the
Letter Box at the Depot win be collected by
Route Agents five minutes previous to the de-
parttlre OF each mall train
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The Result at Remington.

We repeat the result of the contest at
Bennington. as several errors occurred in
the report of the stream thrown by each
company:
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2T@a2 for clayed Muscoyado. aosGo for Porto
Rico. 49,
RIcE-Marl,et IS firm AT sk@94c Tor 'ar'
Ollna.
PETROLEUM. Thc market Is steadler at CO
tdGkc. for crude and lGA@lGNc for refining.
The following IS the amount or grain IN store
Aug. IS:
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Weather Probabilities.
WAsHINGTON, Aug. Is.
PROBABILITIES.

For New England, increasing northeast
erly to southerly winds, falling barometer,
rising temperature and areas of rain. fol-
lowed by partly cloudy weather.
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From New York

New York, Aug. Is.

NEW oRk, Aug. Is.
RIFLE PRIZES.
The prizes to be offered at the next
national rifle association contest at Creed
moor, in October, foot up to $1,000
Lost CHILDREN.
Seventeen hundred lost children were
taken to the police stations thus far this
year, and the majority returned to their
homes
FATAL ACCIDENT.
VIM. Kelly, superintendent of butchers
at tho Communipaw abbator, and much
esteemed citizen of Jersey City, was thrown
from his carriage yesterday and his neck
broken
DEMOCRATIC TROUBLES.
The Tribune and Sun say that no salts
factory arrangements have yet been made
for a union between Tammany and Apollo
Hall. The World denies that there is a
conflict inside Tammany.
ASTi-REFoRM.
The national revenue reform association
has addressed a communication to the sec
rotary of the treasury, asking him to re-
yoke the order recently issued from the
custom house here, requiring merchants in
person to make aflidav.ts of entries
BULLiSG GOLD.
A petition is circulating for signers
among brokers and bankers asking the
the President to put stop to the bull gold
clique 1t is stated that the manipu-
lators bought ten million in few moments
on Saturday and are going to resort to the
tactics which led to black Friday.
now THEY ESCAPED.
Daniel Donovan, the arrested Sing Sing
bird, who escaped with four others last
week, says they made an aperture through
the wall with gun cotton, exploding it
when trains were passing, the noise thus
being drowned The fugitives after cs-
Gaping rode under freight train to New
York.
AFFGAYs YESTERDAY.
a man named Leslie stabbed another
man in the hip.
Elizabeth Wallace struck her fathcr-n-
law with knife
A man was knocked down in Eighth
avenue.
In Seventh avenue a man was found
inscnsible bleeding from his nose and
mouth
badly cut by Il blow from an ice pitcher.
In Tenth avenue man named Brown
was stabbed in two places.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

VIM. Kelly, superintendent of butchers
at tho Communipaw abbator, and much
esteemed citizen of Jersey City, was thrown
from his carriage yesterday and his neck
broken
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rINIIE FALL TERM OF THE BUR
l. INGTON, W., SCHOOL
for young ladies, viii open ON
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th.
A limited number OF boarders taken into the
Principals family for the year.
For terms apply to the Principal.
LOUIS POLLENS.
References-Presldent Angel, Ann Arbor,
Mich; Prof. NJ. Petty, Burlington, VI. Rev. j.
ii. Worcester, ID. D., burlington, VT. Chier
Justice PierpOint, NirgcnneS, Vt, Hon. II. \.
Burt, Swanton, vi.
iuly22dtr
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The Tribune and Sun say that no salts
factory arrangements have yet been made
for union between Tammany and Apollo
Hall. The World denies that there is a
conflict inside Tammany.
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Elm.
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lpOhnte, lpurOe fir penige Iu9enblide unter
ben 9irinen beqraben. NQe eutfanIeu leood)
obue erbeblide SerICtun9eu.
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= Die $riifuug uou gaubiOatcu fir Stels
len i'm Sdagamte, wcld)e ge9cnmQrtig Dor
iit) gebt, 9tbt 81 pielen tomliden Sjeneu
Seranlaiiun9, bl plele Der NppIifanten Ohue
legIj9e Seuutuiile iiuo uuo nur i'm Sertraucu
aui ludbreno Der lebten 28aben geleletc
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legteu 6retta9 ein nidt mc6r jugenolider
Wiann bon Saglnam, Dit4 letn &ridlelnen
im Yriiiuu9Si SKINNER, uno nadrem er ben ibu
angepleienen Ylag inter ben iibrigcn Grant.
nanosu etu9enonlmeI bate, murOeI inn Die
pot9ei6ricbeHen 6raJen auf eiHem YOgen
Bapier iberreid,t. Der riiroige Uaun id)len
Il m ohpr RIO MOL NIT ser NrithuPttF hpf, t -;
baben, oenn er wuBte nid)t, mas or nit oeu
gelteateu Aufsaben antansen iOute, uub woate
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Sod lisB er itt beTeoeu, ieiH 0ell oil len a1=
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men bteB. Der 8ronprins hob in Ieiner Gr.
wioeruhg beroor, Wie sr tets Oeu Qdt bsut,
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9Sermiibte DepcieDen aus
Netps 9kprf.

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5SameS SrootS lit mieoer frant; er leioet oil
Der dronilteu 6nbr.
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teu.
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welder beaniprudlt, elm DittglieC Der &onoO.
ncr 6irma Wtper8 & S0bue Su iein unb Gre.
oitbrIeie Sum Setrage bon Gl 100000 Su
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lei BON $40 aui oas bishge Sanfbarl5 Samea
Sin9 & SGbne auSgelteut bate.
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$40 Yerioncu.
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$5eao Saut" puroe uuf IA Sage oerltoben
- Der D0dentIi6e Santberift si5t fol
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$3.50, 900; Abnabme Der Spe;ie 1929, 300;
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nahme Der @epoiitcu 81, 800; 3uuabm
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riS" unb yGbeiu," fpelte beute auslaufel
oQten, bieben infolse beS Sturmes im Su
len. 0ieie.beu nebmen $4,000 in Spe5i
nit uadl europa,
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xelc0rapbiIdbc5 91llcrlet

- Die 9eleegebun8 uon Wtldt9an bat be-
itloiieu, Sluei 9om0Opatben ats ProieiOren
Der Staats= ilniUeriitGt an5ultelleu.
- Ser Staotratb uon Ntluuta, @u., bat
beidlolien, 8aummouez uno l8ouipiuuere;eu
uno @iiengieBerecn auf IS Sabre Don Ocr
Steuer 5u beireien.
- @abrenO am Gamfage in Cincinnati
ein Sau8 abgetra9en murbe, brad Der 6uB'
boOeu eiues b6btren StOdwcrtS Suiammen
uuo Elm &uabe, Namens Daniel SpeQmann,
muroc Don ben Sriimmeru eIhIagen.
= GbaS. s. Glart, welder iuPbila0elp bia
eine Srau ermOrbete, Ocriutte tuiOlge etrcs
abs0ss@orpu8z zSeie5l8 ireiSutOmmeu, in0ent
iein SertbeiOiger Nabniinu uOri9itete. 9aS
geridt iibelGleS ibn ieoo4 benz Criminal.
ocriQhren.
= auton Solnle8, meIder nddlen Don.
neritag in St.9Oui8 hingeri9tet ruerOen iOQte,
bat cine @algeHfriIl bis sum l3. Nopbr. ers
balteu.
- Der iapaneIiiae @eianbte @ori 1T am
Sumitage uOu SofOH n0t 1tUcrpool ab8e-
reii't.
- Sn 9enuer, Colorado, 1arb porgeitern
ISM. gteWmanr elm relher Siirger; etne6rall
uno ieiu Stiefbruoer murOen uuf Die Antlage
uerbaftet, i'm uer9iitet Su babeu.
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Die unrlbiocn - St:iferS" lit
&5pifnn.

8olt on, u. OiGr5.-Su Sadlen be5 81
motbp 9ogau, etne8 oer ans Der 2lrbett 9e>
iian0eneu oufidlmie0e, wur6e 9eteln Dor
9eriht ucrbauOelt. Ser 2nSedulotgte hattie
ben Bctcr burlington beOrOht unr tb0tlidl
miB6anoelt, neil CT III Der 0uiifmiebe Der
@iieubablt- -@ompagnte oil Die 2tbett 9Cben
woute. 3iiAter BarmCutcr entidico, baB oa8
SCrgebeu inter Oa8 @ee9 iale, melte8 perz
bietst, YtriOlen Ourd) 0robuugcn gegCn ID.
ren 2Suen 6u 9epliien SanOlun9en 81 6nllls
gen, ruorauf etue 3udltbau5ltrafe Uon 6ebu
3abreu unO cine @clo6uBc geleet III, Die
$4,000 nid)t iiberIteigen bari, nobel e5 ocm
@ridlt iiberlafen blclbt, 81 beittmmCn, oh
beioe Straiarteu 5u9leid in 2lnmenbung 81
bliu9eu itnD, o6er nidjt. Sn ielnent 3feiitmc
cltirte er aus Sen @rimnal0tten he8 Supre.
me,9erid)ts iiber eineu QbulI1eu Sal iolgsus
ben Bahu8:
,NrelGet lit Ole Yolitif Oieie8 2anoe8, absr
6reibtit beocuttt nidt, Dap eine Eeton allein
o0er i'm Yerein nit IHoeren eiueu 8rittcn
bnett ooer inoirett in ieinem 9cIeemdBt9en
@eidGit Ooer Scruf moleltlreu, ooer tbu nit
SerorieBtldteteu uuo 9tad)tbeilen beoroben
OQlf, I'M lbu Su Sntu9en, itt ittuen Sricoen
III erfaltfeu, ODER naf) Dem Serte oc8 Staz
tutS, III Der 2lbidt, @elO Ober irgeuO cinen
ouoern petuniGren Sortbeil i'll erpreiien, ODER
inn Su ;wiugcn, 9e9eu ieinen Biuen etpaS iu
tDun."
Die angciihrten unO III bieiem Safe ernie.
ieuen Sauolungeu fno Den ireien BrlnSiplen,
bic in oeicm yaube 4erridjen, gang beoubers
uuO in b1hItem Graoe SuwiOer, uuO meHn
ioIhe Sanoluu9en itrafo8 au89e6tn iouten,
Oann miirOe Oie8 cine 3prannei uou nidlt re-
iponNbleu 2euten iber bic 2rbeiter II. 0QnO.
werter herbelfiibren, Die fiir beiOe auBerorz
Oentidl nadtbcilIQ merOen lpitrOe. Ntfter
8armcnter iteute i6lieBlid ben SOgan inter
$1,000 Siirgd)aft, nm itiu&riheineu Dor benz
Sber3eriAt 5u iidern, OaS i'm leineS 6reDelS
lpeaeu pro2ellireu rplro.
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Snterefen I'M 9luge baben. Sic piiien,
baB i'd bic 6ffentli6e Dteinung fir bic
ie6ste GrpBmadt Gurppa's balte - pieIz
lei6t fir Die erite - uno barum mill t6
bic 9refe, pas Organ fir pieieGrpBma6t,
ais mein eisenes tbniglihes Renprt be-
balten, - id mill ielbit b6ren, mas oaS
@plt pfntt uns iagt, unp mill in ben Orf
ganen ber He9ierung nur meine Seoanten
unb Sntentipnen gum 9(usOruf gebraht
ieben, - i'd mill bic pirtlihen 8eOunten
uno Meinungen oe5 Spltes tennen - oh
ie ridtlg pber unridtig ieicn, - nur oa$
8plt iou meine 2lniidten unb meinen9Stl=
len tennen, - 10 wiro &larbeit Smli3en
mir uno meinen unterbanen iein unO oas
8pbl Der arpne wie pe5 &anre5 gefDroert
nerOen. Sic perlteben meine Geoanten
10 pOrtrefili6 unb babeu mir geiddffen,
mas id ldngit fir n6tbig ertannte nno 10
iebnlid wiinI6te - lahen Sic lih barum
feline WtiBpeutungen uno 8ertennun9en
anie6ten.
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