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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-18
4 tEO\ RISIEG'S WILL.

STATE ~UFNERMONT, Washin-t,n District. =
In Probate Court. he'd at Montpeller. IL and for
sad District. on the l4th day # October. 4 u L.
An instrument and coilcll Yurprrtlnx L he the ias'
will and testament ."f Aaron klslnE. late 81 Warren. ~
SAID district. deceased. hciEE presented ~ the court ny
Iohn c. Gleason. the Executor therein naIntd' ~
Probate: Ii Is ordered 10y sand Court. that all Ter
sons concerned therein hc notified t. appear at a s's-
sion ii SAID Court t he held IL the Probate oih'' ~
Noutpel.er, on the 18th day Of ltcemter.A u le4a L
show cause. II any they may have. aGalrst, th' PROBATE
Il SAID viii: for which purpose II Is f4rthtr HE
iercd. that a CORY Of the record OF TINS 'rd'I l, I'M
n>!lci three weeks sIIrcosSlTtly II the tftth M"uH
tam Freeman. printed At M"ntieIlcr- previous 10 N--N
time appointed Tor hearing
rHwnH '' '"' HAEVEY IIDE Iudte.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-18

0,-av sealing II, local intelligence. Give Us ii
...I we Will arrange them for the paper. O.
fine. Ilnc Manufacturing Company of h
rrir. have been awarded another gold II
...IG Tor the superiority Of their Circular n
~.x Mills. This time it comes from The t
H~.,~tthu~ct> Charitable Mechanic Asso- 5
..iH. u tn same time the company 5
.....av r,led thc first premium-a bronze :
.U-h,r ~rlapboard machinery. ;
II Tho ,:-t bit Of snow last Wedne>- I
.,1.niu@,-cnough to call it the first of
~..~ou however. Yesterday enough
tu uhi,rn the ground, and we may con-
r!tint or remarkl ble fall weather has
sci ont business.
I.4. Ban at Bishops Hotel Wednesday
...u.u4 WA, largely attended and was
.I--uppcr, dancing and music. Bish-
II. .nal~ has Il good dance when he sets
.... It.. and he did this time in real ear
TIE Hal 81 the House of Representa-
....- was crowded Wednesday evening to
....cC ,t4.. VII Root, of Burlington, give
'A '..''il 'l ii'l'''nts III inc i'.'le oi
''.t-' '''N' II 'u'i'ss coupe" soile
...,. quarters OF an hour and was very
...s-;iNg. Those near the door, however,
ID with difficulty hear all that the
deer SUD which Is an accident that
-.....um,> mars the enjoyment of the best
..-u-- an which speakers hould careful
.,,rI ,r,in.t.
j.. g. y. brigham publishes Il letter IN
I" 'FI'tS. defining his PoIl'c'l Po>iloh'
U..LnI Inc Governor stcppel ON with
v,,I,-, to establish
.,,t,,I,r constructive h,dlv in
.t. II,,., only ort1inr one vote in its
3, ONE hYnJr. ninetv-ix ag,inst
. ,.v ,ho mi.
u,..l Couooo -
.nI arr.nt;nr s~9,no,,nrn.
.'l tors profr>sor,hip. received but little
.l.or in the House when it came W.
~. u,r I,,rruopr had , husv
+.ur h,,,.. h.oirninr with S,tur-
1~v..u:ur # that time She lectured in
,,r,.. u,u -, tho p,,,l, of Money and
-, .u. mail. ~ oh
~et-. of Il disc ,ur,e 1t i no. 50 IN respect
t,oucu Of her lcct Il The reason is that
+ lo-> not consist of Il few ideas diluted
in many words bat Il crowd of ideas fol-
lowing after each other and marching III
obese o.irr. We Therefore attempt no AID
-.rtrt ."c'l-' 1t ""Hid tan = @lFe Il 5o'o
g. exception OF her tax TO 'loSe VINO oi' me-
hear j and Would be poor reading loi
- :, d ..l.;t S,n1,r .r.u,oo,
iar;t,,io, ~
WA. ,b. rp.nl an Seminary
~ ,,,l -, ,an,or,pc1. mertinc Sunla,
,,L., VjII,r4 U,I W., crovJe,
.. ho ave most .xc.u.r
=,
AN'iI"'
note" i''ii''I'~' INV
I"''-@ '''"''l''.H = '''
a-'h III MAJ i'li cN' N
H'- - '" - .:u .,
IL VI 0"i''n' vi - : :,
'' "' ~
~...ruuan.~t. and w. Winch. tenor. Il
.-un..- enjoyment W Guild seem to be t
. Tr- V4.rr. also 70 have the NIOII
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-18

If the petitioners claim was not extin-
gui>hcd by the treaty between France and
Great Britain. in 1868, your committee
are of opinion that I'LL legal am equitable
title to the property claimed WAS trans
terred to the United States by the treaty
with Great Britain, 1888.
N~llerrupon, Your committee recommend
the adoption Of the following joint re,olu-
tom:
Reso'r d bu tie Scnute mi House Of Re
pTcSeuttirts, That the Governor be re
q e-trd to notify the petitioners that the
State of Vermont has fully examined their
claim, and are Of the opinion that if such
claim ever existed, it wa> e~Ntingui>h"d by
the treaty between France and Great
Britain. in 1863. and by the treaty between
Great Britain and the United States. in
l1Sj. and IN It the petitioners ut this time
have no legal or equitable claim OF inter
est III or to any Of the lands described in
their petition.
Il. b. SNAIIIY. for Committee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-18


STATE PLI>uN.-lI r bill. II. H.. lH1AI"|
So. p.t.,n. run. M, in til.
u,u.o l,s. S,,nrJlv.a ul TN. oil ilI r.
,,. haf lLnyin NE dl-cu--
,I Ii.,,,..I nf -b..lm.. TA.qur--
,;,n cam. ,, TO the thirl rr4liuy ui the
hn. which wl~ l-cilel in IL. Affirmative.
-Il,.u Nr Dan, ftnrnx,Ll. asked vn"r,-
;n'Li- "I5rI I'm .r.l from In. present. less.
a.. ruI. of N,rb,r,.anl \lr. >.a,4lcV.
80 ,E..-,.. r>ul,jurI ihIt there We're
!, H.. ,h... ....t,n.. IN. p,Nrr-
~ r".t,r. and ,1r~rrint.nIrut eIrbut
.I;',L,1r ,L,n,r6
81 n~,v,nT,rf. of Wuntn..,n.u Opposes
49, IN r,,im y L..-og-r rG- 1t The salary
~ ,Ln IDrt. and he VA, Oppose. .
~ ~, nav I,r;.s , We r.j!I a,t
!" nn-,h - Ill me-. .ni.-at the present
=
w.. ,n1. If N,r,b 80. -liI i. was
,,',.h, -. ,I,. .nmmi-rrr tnlt the ~,lprr-
t.'o"-r, - h",l1 .r,vn a., vl,}.@ attention
'.''1 ~ = ,h" ~. uri.,n and mo-. IL. al
~, - -, ",."n.1 49, any n.h,r du;i,,: amt If
WV ~. ,,n, :, -nit,bl. man to- i'll! the o;,i-.. We
'" ,.,., H.. ,h,n Il -
u. pr;r .rfin moved TO commit
.n,.nI H.. .,riLjn, rut @,
~ y T'"'. III. wnr,L :, L..n.r ana.
- 80 L.rrn., With the, services of Il
=, H., ava. have. In. cutjr,
N',l,'' .L. .rin.,nhrnt. v,nrI
services - ,j la. Mr. I,uI. g.,
,,h'lui,l''t Wv w. Nh, Ttrnr Of WIKI. IN
MI''',,''I L,in-Lurv
WI, nf IT,, U,v.~ nny,.cI;h,
VIZ. -tnr'l' VI ,,Lfn,
wi'"i' n'' !. ~ r,r. Of lbr;r JI j..
from III: ,, n,~n H.. am .~rini.nIrnt
anu PI'''i- '''. ,'Ii,II L.,y. Nv
IT we nave u.I'I'i>' t,ri |,n,",hinr
law 50 t''t 'ii'H >'"' "N'
90. ,,;.oI,L ,, tia. n,r;.,l,
Mf. i-Fh'' I\l','''r 49, l -. l,m,u I,t
iiilt9 le!'li'' ! ',,n I'm,
III" "llr'''' 81 - vt,n. ,b.,,h
. ME- l''N'"P'l.: W r ,nn rT.
W" Were. III s'cll"! ilNr. .a,,iT ~ i'n n'
/ P'"Li .', ~, 'ipn.inr. ,nJ .In rintenL .ut
: ilS MN ','' .II l,t nn uinn L,--wnn
{ we lni2'I - N.r M. n, IT,. If th. Sin,
e directors u" nf ~. IN. snn.rir
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-18

b. b. SMAIIEY, for Committee.
GAME BIRDS IN NEI;MoST.-The House
is determined neither to die game or al
low game t. be ..dicd in Vermont. In
other words, il has passed the Senate bill
TO protect that sort Of fowl. and if The Gov
crnnr approves the same, then plrtrid~c>,
lulilS, grouse. *, will have Il good time
to live and grow fat in our forests. The
official report Gifts tinalt action on the game
question i that on Monday the ill for
The projection of game bir,ls in the state
of Vermont was taken up, the question
being on the amendment proposed by
Mr.. NcFadlcn. of Wells, to strike
out Il part of the fpurth section; Mr..
McFall,n akcI leave t. witllrlw hi,
proposed amendment. which leave WAS
granted. MI McFaddcn then moved to
strike ont the whole OF section four. which
provides for the payment of Il molety OF
the penalty o the person giving infolma-
t ton Of the violation Of this act.
Mr.. Abrll. of West Haven. opposed the
bill. rs he believed it unconstitutional.
| Mr.. >mallry, Of b arlington, opposed the
motion to amend. a. he though; that sec
> lion a GOOD one for the better execution of
HE provisions Of the bill.
MIR. DANA. Of Cornwall, favored the bill
: anloppo-rl the amendment.
, Nj. Grout. of Barton. said there could
r be- no constitutional ohiec ION to tAi> bill.
as We have now IN The statute books Il Law
tgtinSt killing deer at certain times OF tn.
e wear. and that act had been decided con
-titutionll. and thi, bill woull b. found t.
- I-+A L
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Lf>T or GFFT-

Address
THOS. Z. BR4ILETTE,
Agent and Manager.
Pubic Libra.y Building. LOUISVILLE. r.
Or IHOS. II. HAYS L CO.,
r4.w} f.? broadway. New YoTs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-18

the whole OF section I'VE. ilu IL Wis 0ltCul
to: the bill was then read the third time. !
Mr.. Smallcy moved to commit to Il
member TO amend by striking ont the last
clause of the eighth section which reads.
..and upon trial for such otfcn>e. the te-tl-
mony Of any person. whether insane or
otherwise, shall be taken" which proposal
of amendment WAS subsequently with
drawn: the bill was then passed.
HlGnwAYS.-In the Senate Monday the
bill entitled AN act relating to highways
and bridges " was taken up, and certain
amendments moved by Senator Walton,
which were agreed to, and the question
beinr, shall the bill be read the thirl time,
Senator Wilson, of Orleans. moved t"
amend by striking out all after the enactlng
clause and substituting sees. l and , Of :.
lG2, relating to the sumo subject.
Senator Walton said that the present
law WAS simply Il penal statute against the
towns, and it had failed of its object. 1t
was founded on gross in justice, ana he OBJ
jected to the proposed amendment OF tle
Senator from Orleans, OF the ground that
it would make lhc matter worse than 1t
now is. in making - town responsible Tor
cross negligence. That would give Il pre-
MUM for bad roads. He thought the proper
place to put the responsibility was on The
officers of the towns. They We're III most
cases the responsible parties. and mos IN
iuries resulted from the cHrclc,n'e- OF the
town officials. Why do o make the
town the insurer of every man VIII" rides
uron the highway? 1t was Il responsibility
created hv statute and not founded III
Justice. He hoped the proposed Amcn!,
ment would be rejected, and The original
bill, that is :. 81. passed.
Senator Howcll -aid il had been IN Justly
argued that the lawyers would all Oppose
the bin, because it woull drrrci~" their
business. They might oppose the bill. hn'
it would not be lor thi- rcl>pn. He though
either of the proposed bills would only IN
crease litigation. He roinplrci at lthTlh
the difference, between the operations, il
a legal view, of the old and ptopo-rd >ya
tenn. and urged that the change would be
in furious.
Senator Walton replied ,hG the pr"pr,
' ed repeal only related tn The rights ol lrl
+ waite suits against towns, and affected n'
other parts of the highway law, ia" IL
4 ortblr Senator from Ortnr' llmlttr thu
z there was great injustice arising undtr tn
; present law. And while he WAS not sur
that the proposed chung would accom-
pli,h its object. We: it Wa Il honest at,cnV
:, torenedy The wrong, which We're ldmlttc
= ON all sides.
I Senator Wilson. from Orleans, move
{ an Amendment to the amendment. TIN
: rarticS shall not be com ttcnt witnesses j
; any suit a rtin-t toWn-,anl muVrltht 1T IN
hiil he ordered to lie. Di>nHlccd to. an
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VERMONT METHODIST SEMINARY
FEMALE COLLEGE,

N1%IPELILR. NELIONT.
Winter Term b-zIns Dec. 9, and closes March IL.
FIST class school, English and Classical for both
Ladies and Gentlemen. Expenses moderate. Send for
Catalogue FA46d l. WHITE Prlnc4at
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d II s.

In Nnrthield. October 35:h, BETSET DARLING
late of Berlin. aged 70 years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-18

Ir1-Ihr most unkinIr>t cut If all
+. IN thr .1.,l@ of Yesterday morning.
vii.l -,y..
v,,I L~.,u,.,t.I voted 10 dismiss the
license law Of Nh. Norton because of OBJ
%jrrtian~ /" ih' h.Il, not hr'l'l>' OPP seq |"
II,'''0. ''N ~ 80 '''' - - .i.t
,,r'i nI,r m,-.1rr but br.nu.r determine
81 ,o record themselves ~ opposed 10
prohibition. The truth l.. that Law was
NOT axe" "'''t0 |''l',''' ~, WV "
""'aa' e ,,.nI n,tmrI .,Liliry ana lih,r-
,lIy rIl,a1rL but has no. conducted him
self while al the Capital 50 a t" WIN con-
Hi"hr' or acquire 'hii''i''' 'hc lF>u' re,
mr. 'i'i u En- Hrinn In.iI,s tn h,yr the
n,,jtiuu and influence, in the legislature
! - important a town deserves. Ii must send
4 different SORT OF man Tor Representative
N"N't H' i''N' ' ~ - M W
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-18

WEEKS DUINGS IN WALL >TETLr r~NplAins stock
operations ON small capital without NIX. Cory
lent free. TUNEIID,E 90. W 2W-lI street
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-18

rlkt'> %ro,ru->cnE p-n'r>-cure in one N
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-18
DAUCHY & Co.'S. ADV RTISEMENTS.

+ WANTED for the PEOPLES
AZ nur ma-n.hcent ChrlnOs Tree The most I'D raj
MIR ever mai. - 4 +lr-- cen stamp TOY circular
ana sam j. L " LiEGLLIi < CO. SIS Arch st PHI
ld-lli .a. Ia. MIN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-11
Ucrtitsuns felst.)
@6rieaswofRen in europa.
CgusSsr esnssu.r Gsrressnssn, Ter .,a. y. Tim

(gasAsr ssnssn,r Gsrrsfssnssns Ter .,9. y. 5imss.' y
auf Dem eontinente Sieben am politi.
i6en Simmel INNER ounflere uno oroben=
bere @olten aui unb man tann li9 Dem
8eii9l nidt peri9lieben, oab elm idperes
@stpitter i'm anSuse III, penr man audi i'm
ssssnwirtisen MOments nod ni6t pilien
fam, 100 es lid Susrit entlaoen tpiro. Gs
feblt sur 3eit nod IN brennsnoen 6rasen.
tpsssn welbsr elm 8riss entiteben tDnnte ;
aber bas 9erbdltniB mebrerer pidtissr
Staaten untsr lid lit Elm 10 seipanntes Il.
,eist cine iolde iiebsrbaite a%uirssuns, oab
ieoen ausenblid %ir9enowp Der ausbra4
BON 6einbielisfeiten sintrsten fann. Man
nimmt es als sepib an, bab Spii4en Grant-
reid unb 9eutidlanb nod Elm iawsrer
emit 6eioenoer 3ampf beporitebt; aber i'm
sessnwdrtisen 3sitpuntte 1T bon Settle
Granfrei4s an einsn iolden gar ni9t 81
bepfsn, lpenn aud nod ben ibereinitim.
msnoen 8eridten bsrjenisen. luel9e isnes
9anb in lebter 3eit bsreiisn. bic 8orbersi'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-11

tun9en fiir einsn Gu9etries nit GROCER gn=
er9ie betrieben iporoen linb. Nuf Der an
oeren Settle lit ni9t einsuIebcn, wel6en
NlBen Seutl6lano in Der nd6Iten 3eit
aus einem neutn ariege nit Ieinem Grb=
feince 5isben iollte. SnbeIen beiinbet li6
oas Seuti6e Reid 9erabe iebt in elmer
9efdbrli6en Gage. Sas @olf leuiit unter
Dem Iurbtbaren 0rude, pslden es l6on
LANCE tris uno aud ierner trasen muB,
I'm hie Soften Iir Die enormen Giiiunsen,
Die man Der orobenoen Saltun9 6ranf=
rei6s 9egeniiber fir notbmenois bdlt, III
beitreiten. Seuti9lanS lit obne 3meiiel
beute Die itdrtlts Ma9t guropa's Die 6ra-
ge LIT aber, ipie LANCE es ii9 in bieler Stel-
lung balten wirb. &c lit nun aui Dem
Spiel isiner Maat a~nselanst absr oie
Soften DER Grbaltuns isiner S~uprematie
tonnen pom Solte taum aufssbraGt per-
ben. So tommt es, oab Die Spier, pel9e
Ole &e9ierung in @elo unb Soloaten BON
Ganoe p%erlanet, nit iebem Sabre i6perer
bsrbcijui4aHen Iinb. 9euti9lanb tann
auf Oieie 8eiie taum feline sisene Steluns
autre9t erbalten, tpGbreno Die anoeren
M&d4te rings bsrum tdsli9 On Stdrte u.
Selbituertrauen sunebmer. Nuf oieie 8ei=
ie erfldrt ii9 Die Dem oeuti9en Gei6s=
~tanSler 3ugei9riebene Yolitit, Die i9ipd9s=
rem Na6barn nidt sritarfen 5u laIien, lon-
bern bon Der sesenwartisen Madttelluns
yostbeil 3u 3ieben uno lie nod mebr 3u
i4pd4en. so tuiiroe es oann jpdter mos-
Ii6 peroen, Die anfOroerunseu, ,psl9s isst
an oas Bolt ssielt rperbeu, etrpos berab-
suiesen. Nan bari aber nibt perssIIsu,
oaB es ni4t nur 5ranfrei9 alein lit, nit
Incident Seuti9lanb einsn 8ampf su be-
lteben baben ipiro, ionbsrn oab ss aubsr=
Dem nit 5pei seidbrli4eren 6sinoen, benz
gapittbum uno benz g5aren, ipel9e Srant=
reid nidt I'M Slide Iailen psrbsn, ;u t bun
betommt. Die Situation in europa l6Bt
ii6 oemna4 furj in Iolssnoer Wsiis ;u-
iammenfahen: Oeuti4lano iiebt oab es
nidt pobl itdrfsr iuerben fam als es jebt
1T rno oa es sesriinoete 3tueifel bat, feline
Ma4tfeluns aui benz sesenwdrtisen Ti-
beau ;u balten, 10 ipiiroe Is nit 6rsroen
isos 9slsssnbsit srsreifen, UNI feline 6sinbe
auf cine @eiie su i6wdden, Die inn islbit
fir piele Sabre Rube uno 6risoen ii6ern
miiBte. Sb Die G~slssenbsit basu ii9 iin-
ben miro, Tam Iiemano iassn aber es
berri9t uobl fein 3ueiiel oariiber, bab
Seuti4lano seneist 1T cine iol6e si i9af-
fen. Bel bieSem stanb Der gsrbdHniHs
auf benz Gontinente, lit eg babsr ni9t su
p~srwunosrn. ,penn in Der iinaneielsn @elt
llnliderbsit aab llnrube berrldt. Dor
Dem nd6iten 5ribjubr mOssn nod sans
merftpiirbise Sinse ssi6eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-11

2sie oer ,,G6fn. 2sofRs,ts.' 'aus benz
carlifiiden 9auptquartier sei9rie=
ben miro, bdlt Die tOnisli9e slrmee fort-
pabrsno bic 9oftio1sn ron garrascaI biz
81 Den Mauern bon S0iaaa bsiebt, in Der
Gr,partuns, Worionss perbs enbli9 li6
basu sntidlieben, ibr cine S9la9t 3u lie
fern, nm Die 9srprspiantiruns Yampelo=
na's perpoaitdnbissn gu tonnen. gis bsuts
aber bats Der &epublitansr nod ni1t ss-
wast Die SHeniipe ja ersrsiien, obl9on
Die gelasuns Yampslona's in idsrsr BE-
ordnsnib ieiner SiIfe partet. 6lei9seitis
nit benz Mutb lit Den &epublifanern aud
oas @elo a%ussssansen. Die Maorioer
&esieruns iiebt nit S9reden, bab Der
Staatsi9at sur Neise sebt, uno bat ba-
Der Den sei9eiotsn Gnti4luB sefaBt, nit
ben Soloaten um ben Sob Su 5eillden.
anitatt uie bisber pier &ealen (ein 6ranc)
tdslib gu %betommen, erbdlt Der lsrranil6s
8risser bsute sinen &eal q Gsnts.) OIL
lein Die Sruppen Seistsn iid nit oisisr Re
button iebr unSufrieben, unb oa fir Den
ausial Der brei &ealen linen ielbit Der
&ubmsstran1 nit Dem Serrano's 5.ls-
graph tdsli6 ibrs iissreiden Sdupter front.
cine nur s,peiielbafte gntiddoisuns gu
bietsn idien, erbob iid aaenbalbsn
elm bsoentli9es Murmeln Der lln;uirieosn-
belt. oisr unb oa puroen in 9alerna's
Mrmee Stimmen laut, tueIds orebten, ;u
Son Carlos iib~er,useben, benn ipenn aud
Die Soloaten bort ni9t better i'm Solbe
itdnosn, 10 brau6ten lie gum wenisltsn
fsinsn 0unser gu leioen. Dem @orte
iolsts Die Chat; cine ni6t serinse anSabl
Solbaten lief, ben 9orii6tsmabresln Der
Sfii;iere gum Crop, aus ben Heiben Der
&spublitaner meg, um bel Den 9arlilten
meter sa biensn. Saetdslid itattet Son
Carlos in 8esleituns ,peisr Orbonnans-
pffsisrs s%inSelnen Yunttsn Der Ysrtbeibi-
sunsslinien sinen SnipettionsbsIu6 ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-11
Nemcr6Hnnn9
1T
pi,otuaraphisehsn Gssehafts
IN. z. StreuEer,

in rem essai Der frattrsa ststrsraybIdsn Aaaalt pen
aVrs. assams, 6rontaraAe, Benspus, Sons.
ysstssraytisn suu art uas ssu Zen stssuttnsasa 6rs-
zen ~ zen silieftn yrsifsn.
8tianat anh bic strtaHu'f&sn gtstssrapbil In Der
san,tn umatssne. ben 1sts be- Wsrts ,uradatishrt. tm-
saisblt 10 per- StrtuHtr aufs Rtut lsn yubhtnm sen
4t1trus uus umasssne uRe ea or ntut glaf6tntn bdSahf,
iufdkvsu ale frltsr. Is. Suits Mt.
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3m perfanfcu!
@iHs isltsns 6elsssn6eit sia sntes
0eifQft AZ mafen.

Der uaterttt6uett runf6t cen son i'm bistsr a,fibrt,u
fatbolndbsn Sud,s nne observation-disclosures
rtrfaafen, ea fsins aneersn @si& ate Is Inn ni5t srlaubsn
lem SUD. nne S&rstbm ateriaitsnr aueel nc u;thtas Qus.
mtrtidnnfttt ~ rieIfeu. 5eruer tsabfb,iste Der lrttrittx.
nfft auH eas 8ebdues ~ ptriaufsr in benz Der eaben ae.
baltta. rirs. Dasfelbe Iiest, ris stdet IN Der Gds Ser
glumarase, snttdlt II f5sne 3immsr. II nt gpaFer uni
9dsenrtttuus -erft Nr, bat bic H~sttissl YsteaaebSuee,
N tn 'ttr satem 3-fanet uub febt auf s'Hem f6srsu
oaas!ass ssn 90 bet 1873 jus, Ger in Ger natatn RARE BON
Q 8trSen lisst.
Die 3atisussseeinsunstn ierrsl fur ZEN Sastn ale fur
has Sdus, rtreen fstr annsbmbi II fein.
uerrtaens lrnren aud eis Bad une SGreibu ~attrtal.
raarsaedtaft une has f%issnttum fssarat ss,aaft rsreer.
Sas Decentralization uni Bg&ast&dft Ia ttner suttr
8ntrtdiung fabtg uue erbHnet man nsbentst etn Speerets
sr6aft. etIta sstnss in her Rabeia, 70 lam Bier etn Wednr
MT strpas 4ele uue 6ltte ein Irpuss Jprttp o men Hnhst.
Jar nabers aasfuut' usast man I'D an
SIS. DUN puiin,
canton, Stie.
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'pNp SuHt uhptNp ulo tutSH SNN~ ~
5trIbjasr 1T cine S6la6t, 9lutlih
iper NIT beilsr 6aut raYcn fcn mt; oa
beiBts 6sute ptb, mcrSen toot Der
cine wirp rrwunret, rer oncrre asfans
esn, Der brittle mus ms @ras beieen u.
fein 6abn frdbt mad ibni, fpsun er ben
lssten Sdnoufu aetban bat. Gbre UNI
8ubm tebalt in Ger &sse! Der 6elrberr
fir fi6 /; mir Solcatcn iinp nur feline
@erf,eusc. Gs bciet aud Bier Der
GduL rer zen 6absr perrisnt, befcmmt i'm
IsIten. 0as 8iperpdrtislte 1T bei all
rem, eab Der Splp msift nur BALI, oft
oar nidt austesablt pirp. Omar 1T Der
5srr SruGlse nod Der bette BON alien,
psnsn i6 gerient babe; alIein rer lditiae
8unpesratb, Ger, unter uns seIast, ras
FINITE Rar am @asen it, bait i'm su
fnapp uni ldst Jpn braY warten."
vSbr Ssresrbt mir bic 4ut SoIrat su
itin,' erpirerte ubalp; yIsbt bort lieat
Dsinsarten ; mein Sraunsr MIL INNER
rsdts biniber id babe faft Cuff wiepsr
ms Rloiter suridsursi.en."
,.Sbp," risf Ger 8ittmeifer, mo penfit
pu bin. 8urIts2 90 mar Is ni6t &C.
mcint. Sober Stanp bat feline eeicen,
aber aud feline Greuren. Ni&t ale 8us
seln trefen. Nan fam iid befin COL
tatsnfanc, beIonpers I'm xriese, aud eme
pori1winsen. Man6sr III lbon aus
sinem semeinen Splpatfn Elm 6elpberr
sswDrben. slu1 id mar einit 9anrsz
fneht une bin nun 8ittmeiier. So, th
bate es aepiB nod peiter eebradt, tpenn
i'd BON AreI rrire. Wsnn eu bid tapfer
bdlf unp bic miIitdriibe Disciplin robl
becbabtsf, bu;u eintses Slid bait 70
fanuf III aud Rittmeiiter rpereen. Nur
bite bid Dor Den erei ISL
,gsas fnb tenn pies FIR bret % 2"
fraste llbalc neusieris.
Der Rittmeiiier, Der germ i6tpaBts u.
iungsn Solraten prebiste, iaete, frob,
einsn piaisen 3ubSrer sefuntsn 3u bas
H Wv" 70 ~ M. un.;sr
No. Ms;a Sa sm;M s:s.
u 80 Hs
ltp' DAy" Sy ~ &c. aDa0
Wv "a. ,%.1. n' To- ~ NV
belt BON eirem ssl9eipten Mann, Der
Wein tbut eas Sein'. Gr IN cine gots
tssaabe, tpenr i'm bic @irtbe 70 laIsn,
ME ibn 9ctt aeaeben. Sd liebe elm
aut glas 8ein er 1T Elm Soraenbres
der. Old, trenn mir nidts ansers III
trinfsh bdt.en ais 8afer, sumal In ipas
tern Sabren! slaein man nnus ibn ma
fla aenieBen ; Ionft beiet es: Iranfen ae.
linptat, nldtern aebdst. Gs III cine
uiifsrable gnti@aletauns. iasen ~ mdis
len (: ih babe etnen Haulb 8ebabt. 3rpar
49, o'V
N.Y. stt n;.n
g.us y."ua's.g um s"g. ~
Sa.. su" M
uw"S u". v.V" "'9.!wuu,
.;a So. T
n.In. mr :arnv.
iS @ uaE
M n;a, NV " ~ IVY
Sa 30 m;rH 49, 49, 49, "~
"
,.Was Johann eas srpeite Us anlanet
10 last fas Spridpcrt nWlrfsnlpisl
uno S%artsnslad, dnpsrr it& all Aussrs
bltd,"" Stele lptelet'. etrer gs'rtt,tlt. Mrt
Gnse stbt.s tn Der Nsssl 5dnesl u. bla@
ttse 8autersten ; Der Seutel tpiro leer
oas 0swils1 i@rper. sab eas Sptelen,
fang ss gar nt4t an. IS tonintt ri@ts
babel bsraus. &artsr une Sanne ma
tsn gum aruter Wanne."
,,Das brittle % enplid IN eas allers
ftltmmfe, bic s1eiber."
t. wau.am
S.".m..Gs. .ya' ."'.H nN." 0.uI.
." !" MV ams'
NV I'M m.v'ss w
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8sr 1T Elm unbraudbarer Mann?
gBsr nidt bsfeblen unb ni6t ssbor9sn fann.