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A CARp.-The officers of Cornwall
Grange would respectfully return their
sipcere thanks to the Committee on Gen.
eral Arrangement of the Grange picnic,
on the ult for their efforts in trying
and so fully succeedipg-to please all.
We also express our thanks to the Floral
and Table Committee and to the ladies
in general for their valuable contribu.
tions toward making the affair one o!
pleasure and social enjoyment.
IL, II. ROBBINS, Master.
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DICK PREsToN.-From u letter written
from Virginia City, Nevada, we extract
the following: Richard Preston formerly
Constable in this city under Judge Ellis
and Familiarity known as Dick Preston,
was killed on the night of May 26, 1874,
by cave in a mining claim in which he
was at work at Bald Mountain near For.
est city, Sierra county, California. His
father and mother reside in this city. and
to them the sad news came this morning
by telegraph. Dick was their only son
and the parents are almost distracted with
grief at the news Of his death The old
couple have the hearty sympathy of all
who know them in this their sad bereave-
ment
Dick was an adventurous miner and
prospecter. la 1870 he explored many
wild regions 10 Arizona, meeting with
adventures and hair breadth escape. of al!
kinds sufficient Ia some hands to have
furnished material for half dozen books.
About two years ago he explored the
mining regions Of Utah, then for time
worked in the mines in this vicinity
He was born III Fergennes, Addison
County, Vermont, and was thirty-fvt
years Of age. All who knew Dick will
exceedingly regret to hear Of his unlinely
dyth.
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THE FRENCH MINISTERIAL Crisis
The sitting Of the Assembly was opened
on Wednesday, amid intense excitement
The floor Wa completely filled, with de.
putes, aud galleries crowded with dis
tinguished spectators. Lucen Brun
moved that the Assembly regrets the
suspension Of the journal L'Union by the
government. This motion was rejected
by vote OF so yeas to $40 nays The
Left generally abstained from voting.
Thereupon NJ. Paris, member Of the
Right Centre, moved the following
That the Assembly resolve to energet.
ically uphold the septennial powers con.
fqrred upon Marshal MacMahon. Presi.
dent OF the Republic, and furthermore
reservipg the questions submitted to the
committee on constitutional bills. rasse.
to the order Of the day"
General De Cisscy, Minister of Wai
and Vice President of the Council. an.
nounced that the government identified
itself with the motion. The question was
taken, and the motion Of NJ. Paris wa,
reJec'ea ny Vo'c OF ool yeas TO 900
nays me 'haJor''y III TINS vote wa'
con- poSeo OF 'he 'n'ee 'raouohs OF Inc
i.e'. ana elsh'y members OF 'he extreme
Right.
lmiheu'a.e'y a',er mo adjournment o
the Assembly, il cabinet couhc'i was heio
at "n'oh me ministers rendered 'her feS
EQUATIONS ,fe''neht "'Mahoh pcremp
tor'iy reused 10 ae''p. 'hem' ana In
ministry r.u'h'"' c'nStl'n'en as o"'"'''
Inc ffesidoni SET a message 20 III" -
sem'iy' 81, i"HrHuay' w"''h was a. 'rl
IONS men You ny Ia" al nov -
last, delivered the executive tower in'
my hano' '"F sew" years N'" '"'r"'ra u
anord 10 inc ru"i'c Interests '""' '''"r''.
when precailous ins''tn'i'"- "'" lower
less to give mat vote '""'''r. npo
me great uu,''s 'o' 'u,u''''h'' oil ""ich
am accoun'aoie To f'""'e' ana Iron
winch can IN no'ca'e be permitted It
w.thdraw 1t, IL a'So conferred fight
wh'ch ! sno,l oc'e' exercise except 10
inc goou OIL 'ne country: our eonnuenc
rendered. my powers iffe'ocaoie ior
hxea term IL. ~ io'gs'"'''ns votes on consul
'u'ioha' o''is' in according 'nem yo
youtae''es enen"'ue' soo' so'e,e'gp'y'
snail employ 'ne means WIN "hich al
armed by Tue laws 10 oe'enu my power
ms COURSE ! AIN convinced Is 10 nc
eofdanee w'n INC expectations ana VIII
OF 'he Assembly, WHICH when II p'oee
me "t the head o' the govern hen'' ih'en
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WRITE

To tho Bryant 4 stratton Troy Business College
free to any address. Is one of the Oldest largest
best sustained and most practically conducted
commercial schools in the country, and the only
one that teaches book keeping by Actual Original
Transactions. Ninety per cent. Of its graduates
are now in successful business. Sl20 pays total
expenses for three months, including board.
Address JN0. X. CARNELL. Principal,
I0yl Troy, N. Y.
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DUTLAND RAILROAD co.

Ia TREAsuRER's OFFICE,
RUTLAND, VT, July 3, 1874.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
Addison Railroad Company will be held at the
Office Of tho Rutland Railroad Co. in Rutland,V VI
on the 2lst instant, at | o'clock p. m, for the
election of Directors, and for the transaction o.
any business that may come before the meeting
lGw2 !. NJ. HAVEN, Clerk.
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The individual deposits in the Ma.
.ional Bank Of Vergennes on the Goth
day Of June were S40,8l5,6l.
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WiboleburpRtgistt
TUESDAY. JULY IA, 1874.
TLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
TRAINS LEAVE MIDDLEBuRY:
MIDDLEBURY.

COMMENCEMENT The Comm encemeut
eclses we're commenced with the BAG.
laureate by Rev. DR. Weber, Of Troy,
Sunday afternoon, which we report
} wbere. Sunday evening, Rev. w. y.
right. of Boston, addressed the Phil.
flpbiau (Religious) Society Last even.
y Prof. w. G. Russell of Cornell
University, gave an address at the church,
fore the Delta Epsilon Fraternity.
b.day will beheld the anniversary ex-
Fcises of the Associated Alumni. At9k
block this morning will be held the
eliminary meeting of the Alumni at the
bllege Chapel. At IL O'Clock address
the church by Rev. S. w. Boardman
D., of Auburn N. Y. Poem by Prof.
. Fl. Shaw, of Manchester. This even
2 Parkerian Prize speaking.
Tomorrow Wednesday, morning at 81
clock annual meeting Of the Associated
umni. At the church, orations and
her exercises of the Graduating Glass.
aster's Grafton by F. II. Graham, class
1871
The literary exercises Of the Alumni
~ Tuesday will be succeeded by a
nner and Social reunion at the Addison
ouse. All persons attending upon
mmenccment exercises will receive re.
rn checks over Vermont railroads on APP
ication to the Secretary Of the Alumni,
E. Smith, at the store of Case u Rider
The Commencement Concert by the
endelssohn Quintette Club on Wednes.
y evening has the following attractive
PROGRAMME.
1. Overture to Raymond, A. Thomas
2. scena and Polonaisc from Mignon,
A. Thomas
Anna Granger Dow.
3. LA Remembrance, Solo for Flute,
Tershack
Edward Heindl.
4 Quartette In b. B fiat, Op. IL. Beethoven.
Allek ro-Andante.
g. Gnomen Klaenge (sounds from the
underground spirits), for Clarinet,
Carl Baermaun.
Thomas Ryan.
FART SECOND.
4. Scotch Ballad. "The Maid of Dundee"
Gilbert
Anna Granger Dow.
T. Concerto for Violoncslo in A minor,
Goltermann
Rudolph Hennig.
s. Scherro, from the -cotch Symphony.
Arranged for Quintette. by Thomas
Ryan, Mcndelssohn
O. Solo for Violin, Paganin
Carl Hamm.
10. Ballad. eco forth Gentle Dove" Pinsuti
Anna Granger Dow.
IL. "Reiter Marsch," composed for Pr
ano, OPP. l2l. Arranged for Quin-
" tette by Carl llamm. FAM Schubert
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Richter's Manual of Harmony
GREEN MOUNTAIN STUD

GREEN MOUNTAIN STUD,
WEST RANDOLPH, VERMONT.
The following Trotiing stations will make the
season of ls7i,a, the Green Mountain Stud Farm.
iAMs,LEToNIAN MONARCH,
Foaled 1854, Blood Bay, III nnnds, Sired by Rys
dyks Hambletonian. Dam by Roe's Abdallah
Chief by Old Abdallah.
Terms S30 to wit $40 at time Of service and
) when Mares pl' SO in foal.
DON GIOVANNI,
Fouled 1870, Bay, l Hands, Sired by lamp
ton he be Ryskyks llambletonian, Dam by
Volunteer (the sire of lIuntress, record 222ls,
& ,Jster, 222 ia, aud VIM. H. Allen, 223L), he
by Rysdyk's liambletonian, GTand Dam by Old
Abdallah.
VIII be lmitod 10 twenty Mares Terms $50,
to wit, $40 AT time of service and $50 when
Mares provo ia ioa. Mares that do not prove to
he in foa can be returned next Season, and tho
$40 previously paid will be allowed.
PORTLAND,
Fnalel lso.', Black L. Hands, Sired by Clarion,
Dam by Vim. Tell, Grand Dam By Old Abdallah.
Terms 5 10 to insure.
Mares pastured at 81 per week, at owners risk
No business attended to on Sundays.
~ For Circulars, giving extended pedigrees,
full particulars, etc, please address
Guns MOuLToN BROS. West Randolph, Vt.
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ICE CREAM SALOON.

The public will find my stock complete, and
prices as low as can be found, and | respectfully
solicit share of patronage.
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CHANGE OF BAsr.-H r. Harris ESQ
haf removed his law Office from Buttolph's
Block where he has formerly held forth
to Brewster's Block, over Brewster's
store
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION

II
NATIONAL BANK OF MIDDLEBURY,
At Mddlebury in the State of Vermont at close
of business, june 9th, 1874:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts SAL ,O26 80
u Bonds to secure circulation 200, 900 90
u S Bonds on hand GA, 900 90
Other stocks, bonds and mortgages 5000 90
Due from redeeming and reserve agts sO,3l1 G2
Duo from other National Banks lS,S2S %
Real estate furniture and fixtures 1000 90
Checks and other cash items 1889 5j
Bills of other National Banks 5000 90
Fractional currency (including nickels) l, l09 20
Specie (incudng gold Treasury notes. &c 90
Legal tender notes 1904 90
Total S537995 VI
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in 100000 90
Surplus fund 2G9GS IA
Other undivided profits 70G94 "a
National Bank notes outstanding ia, $50 90
Dividends unpaid 3Sl 90
individual deposits 5S,54O GS
Demand certificates Of deposit 1880 40
Total S537,995 OIL
STATE OF VERMONT l, John q. Yelling
County of Addison IS. 5 ton, Cashier Of the Ma
tonal Bank of Middlebury, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
JOHN G. WELLINGTON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of July, 1874
CHARLES E. PINNEY, Notary Public
Correct-attest:
WILLIAM p. NASH,
CALVIN HILL, Directors
JOHN @. WELLINGTON,
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OVER THE LAKE.-The gale, Of Tues.
day Of last week assumed in some parts
Of Crown Point the proportions of a tor
nado. at the centre, sometimes called
the "uppcr hollow" it seemed to concen.
trate its powers, and come down almost
instantly upon the devoted place with
terrific power, causing many to turn pale
with fear, cedar trees five or six inches in
diameter were either uprooted or snapped
off like pipe stems, buildings were IN.
rooted, and the total barn Of Mr.. \. In.
gals, containing four horses and several
carriages was blown over was Flown over
and down steep bank demolishing it
completely. One hose was SO badly
injured thot it became necessary to kill
it, two were severely injured while one
escaped apparently unhurt. Much dam
age was done to orchards and fences, and
in Brdport and Shoreham some farmers
found plenty TO do for day or two after
in putting their fences in order again.
Altogether II come ss near being tor.
nado as the inhabitants in its track care
to witness again very soon.
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"A Chicago paper says: Capt A. r.
abin, for many years Principal of one OF
be District Schools, of this city, aud re.
Fptly teacher of Latin in the High School,
hs Just been elected Principal Of Lake
crest Academy, at salary Of s2,500
er anunm, with provision equivalent to
1000 more. Mr. Sabiu has long been
Fcognized as leading educator in Chi
hgo and the Northwest, and is teacher
acknowledged ability, refined aud
ccurate scholar, IA Christian gentleman
unexceptionabe bearing in his relations,
pd most thorough and efficient disciplin-
rian." Mr.. Sabin is Vermontcr by
firth and education and marriage He
1T Middeoury College to 60 into
he army. Aud when he went west he
bok with him as his wife Mddlebury
hdy. His many friends here will rejoice
hear Of his success.
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COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS. - The Ex-
limitations of the three lower classes at
he College were held during the past
week. The Examining Committee con.
listed Of Rev. S. KOowlton. of New
Haven, Rev X. T. Hall, of Pittaiord.
AZ usual it was "warm" time in a men
al as we'll as an atmospherical sense.
The young men gave, for the most part,
very satisfactory evidence Of faithful
Ftudy aud u high degree of proficiency in
he various branches taught, and with q
ew exceptions. were passed to an sdvan-
red standing. In the Junior class one
was conditioned, in the Sophomore class
one was dropped, and 10 the Freshman
class two were conditioned
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DIsORAcEFUL Row.-A running war
many weeks continuance between diff.
erept tenants of the old Female Seminary
uilding during which stones and eggs
nd other missiles have been hurled from
be quarters of one party to the quarters Of
be other, eliminated last Saturday eveu-
bg in grand row iu which some half u
oxen men and nearly as many women
Fere engaged. Stones were thrown, clubs
Fere brandished, hot water was freely
sed and for half an hour it is alleged
be battle was waged with all the fierce.
ess and fury Of which demons are capa-
lie. Ono man was badly used up and
mother was considerably bruised, One
roman was badly scalded, another re-.
eived black eye, third lost her hustle,
nd when the police arrived the fight was
till raging, with doubts as to which par
y was to be victorious. 1t is understood
here is to be judicial investigation and
Fe wait for its developments to learn
particulars.
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IT
NATIONAL BANK OF MIDDLEBURY,
At Middlebury, in the State of Vermont, at close
of business, june 9th, 1874:
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION

TIE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT ORWELL,
In the State of Vermont, at the close of business
June 90, 1874
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Building I'c5t

(No tar used), Tor out-lIe Won. anl r7Ile.07l0ll
of plaster Felt carpctings &c. send ir. 81
cent stamp for circular ami 'miiee CD lAI,
Camden. N J.
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g. Sic 2erbaftun9
bes @r5bif1pfs ppa @pfe,, .

9ie tpronnilde preubii@e &e9iernne
bat Die @6anotDat aus9efilbrt> einen
Tirlten oer Stride @ottes> ben eolen uno
unerl 9rodenen 8etenner oes einen beili=
gen app ltolil9sn @loubens, ben @r5bi=
19of 2eoo6otusti in Die @e1angenl DAFT
5u fiibren. @lei9 ben Npoiteln SeIu
G9riiti bat er 1nutbpoQ ben @etpaltDa=
Bern geIagt:: Man mub @ott mebr &C.
bor6eu. alsG ben Menl@en,& @lsi9 ben
Mpoleln lit er jebt ou9 ins @efangnlb
geworfen. Ser 3. 5ebruar mar oer Sag
an pel9em bie pre,bi16e &esieruns ii&
biele @@ma9 aufselooen unb ben mu=
t6igen pfi9ttreuen @r5bi16of ben &ubm
unb bic @bre oes Betenners peri9afft
Eat. Ser @r5bi5hof ,par bereits am 81.
Sanuar bur9 bos &rels9eriDt beHob<
ri1tigt morben, baB er aug Dem Grunoe,
neil er bic Be5ablun9 Der ibm auf ferlsg=
ten @elofrafeu perpei9ert babe uno neil
lib i'm er5bil9bFiden palat feline &C.
genfdnoe mebr befanoen mef@e ber
Bfduoun9 unterldsen, in ben na9lten
Sa9en perbaftet peroen piiroe.
Am Wfaria 2i4taeb Geite lpobnts er
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L~ g IN e + + t.

Gin junser Nrie{sr e. Sreusbers>
sieffe beg Weibbi16ofs pon. Naoerbprn>
hottie {@ i'm i6=fraH5Dlilhen &riese
burd freitpilise Granfenpfege gaus9e=
Sei@net unb bafiir bas ei1erne &reu5 an
peiBen 8anbe uno Die Selo5u9s= =Meooille
PRO 1870lH fit, Ridteo n,battanten err
balten. Na4 8eeroisun9. bes Grieges
mnrse ct propiIorii id als' E2ebrerf am
y@duuebrerfeminar 5u 8iirena arseiteM,
S,,oh 3tpei Sabren obers obne ale Mueabe
BON @rinben oieler @teQe mieoer entbo=
Zen. CT lebte oann BEL ieinem @ater in
XrusberG wolelblt er oeu1 tranten> altea
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Matsmi1dif@e &eeerei.

M1(es ift 1bon ba 9e>pelen> iaste Elm
&obbi. Mu9 Die 2ebre unierer omerifa=:
nil1en Semperen3opofel oes 19. Sabr=
bunoerts lit f9on oa ee,ueisn. Sic Sem
perensfanatifer unIer 3eit bebaupten iebt
an uerIbiebenen Orten, ieber @enltb poa
Wein, Bier nber Brannttpeiu fei @iinee.
.Mn einigen Orten tpirb bas ausoriidlih
erfldrt, 0berau aberss, ,po Die Semperens=
'Weiber lire 3iise balten, piro na9 oie<
ler teberi19en 2ebre sebanoelt ,inOen
man ndmli9 perlonen fit @iinber ef=
fldrt blos besbalb neil Iie 1ol4e @etrdnfe
pertaufen ooer senieBen. Dos: 1T aber
maui9dil9e aeberei ,oelde Die tatboli=
i6e STRIDE i9on Dor mebr ols onoertbalb
Sauienb Sabren ner,uor fen bat uno Die
i.bt bier plDbl9 pieber dnftou9t. Mo~
nes> Der @ti fter bieier @efte, tpuroe int
Sabre 240 in often seboren uno i'm
Sabre 277 lebenbi9 geid)unoen nno |eiEe
ab9e5ogene 9aut CUR @9au o1ifgebdn9t.
9ie Mani6der lebrten es 9ebe 5tpel
etpi9e lebenbige Mefen, oas eine lei gut,
oos anbere b0le, audb babe Der MleniO
6tDet SttIeH elIt Yule ullo etae upls,
oemna6 tudren audi ale 9inge Der We!z
enttpeoer quite ober bD 1e unb 5u Den BIZ
fen 9in9en 9eb6rte audi Ser Mein, ,uel=
6en Die Manidder fir Die Gale b<s,
Seuf fels erfldrten. 9Qtte man oama.s
| l9on 8ier un0 8ronntlpein gcfannt, 10
,piirben ie oie1e audi tpobl bobin 9ereb=
net baben. unlere jeBi9en Semperena=
fanatifer, bic oa lebren, oab oas Srinfen
BON Wein ODER abnli6er @etrdnfen on
li6 b6ie iei, tbun al{o gar niGts anoeres
als 6ab lie Die mani6dil6e &eberei fri
berer Sabrbunberte uieoer erneuern. -
g8ir wouen oober nit Der tebt Dor lib
seben6en 9emperen5terei' ni6ts 5u tbrn
baben. Wein, 8ier uno 8ranntwein
liuo an lt6 ni6t b6ie> ou@ 1T Der @enub
bieler @etrdnte nidt bb1e. Nnr Die un=
mabisfeit 1T 6Die uno Deriper fi6, oo9e=
gen fpQte ale gelt gu Seloe 5iebe1,
wenn man aber lebrt> boB aud) Der mo-
bi9e @enub oiefer Getrdnte Siinbe 1ei,
10 perfd(lt man in Die alte maniGdilde
&eberei Nsriicf.
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,3ghio ;gBaiieufr,clliats. .

Sp iebr mir Sic :@honbtbat Der &efau-
9ennobnle bes Grsbif1ofs betlaaer 10
iebr iinb mir, anth absrsenst >: bab, ole
eolen nno re9tli9en meni9en es bieiem
RirAenfiiriten sum Rubme anredbnfH
tuerben, bob ane 9rohunsen bes madtt~
sen oelltl1en 8eihes feline Stanbbaftigs
felt i'm 9efenntniiie beg @laubens niak
su beIiesen bermo9teu.
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-Neligioier W ab n1inn. -
.0ie log. v&epiuals" fan9en an~ lire
Trii9te 5u tra9en. Sn Der Na6bar=
idQft ppn Yeutleton~ Sney ii1 Elm junser
Mann 9}aa,ens Sruing Barnett, III
5pl9e oes religiDien ~Grcitenlents" wobn=
linuig 9etporoen. Am Tienlta9 tried
er feline Tamilie aug Dem :9oufe, oemp=
Iirte Mlles, mas inl 9aule mar ittdle
Damn oas 9ous in Brano. Menn moit
TIN nidt nit @ewalt 6inansaerillen
batte, mare er unter Den Sriimmern ots
nieoer9ebrannten 9oules bc9raben ipor=
oen- Man fiirrbtcte ~ ooB mebrere on=
bere "9etebrts" baIo ~llbsrl@nappen"
WerOtn.
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d: 9err &Dniss6er9er porum
ipre6en lie' INNER @nslld) 5u mir {?
@olten Deutl DE ni6t unterciuauoer iDre
Mutterlprade ipre9en? -.
&1nis ssber9er: Sa ieben gie, Sic
oeutf9e 2an9eipiti9 miro Ip Different
prononst oaB ib Die 2eite oft nidbt ur<
teritdnoe tann. 9esbalb 9Gei6e i'd @ne<
tif9 gu ]pre9e,t~ ..
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Bforrer, gus6Wlfe. Iei1tete., 9ielerbal6
5allfs sBrunbs ser; MaigeleBe5 5ur 9erant=
tpprtuna geaogett, tpurbe ibm giebe fir6=
.li6e @mtstbdti9feit BEL @elbfrafeunter=
foatI,,e fpeil}er fetne befiilittoe Nnfellung
babe, al{o ol,9 nt6t bere6tigt iei Meife1
.an le1en, gei6te al 1bDren &C. 9ea9 an
Eoie1el,1 l1,llbte augeupmrner iueroen, 6abI
er, trob 1einer @bren5ei6en, eineaoer &e='
gierung ni9t genebnle per16nli6feit -iei..
So {ellte 5i6 nun fiir5lib am 2eDrerle=
minar in Meb bas 8eoiirfnib eines seiit=
li6en s2ebrers EN-. Mber mo- einen fol-.
ben finben 9a fd(lt bann enoli9 Der.
8lid bes bortisen &e9ierunesprdii
auf ben ,Mann, Der 'ii9 auf Dem @9laGt=
|felbe bon Mleb freitpillig Sem Sooe aus=
gelebt, ben man oeforirt J., oonn aber in
| {6mabli9er Meile Ieines Mmtesss ssentIebt,
Ben mai, selperrt batte. 9err Treusber9
tpurbe 5ur l1ebernobme Der fra9li9en
9ebrer1tene eine eeloben, ba Init &e9t am
aunebmen3ei, j, bab ct li6 bel Ieiner frii=
beren 8e1Gdftiguns in 8iiren uebung
unb Grfabrun9 ertuorben babe" Sails
er 5ur uebernabme Der 9tele bereit lei,
10 mD9e er 1i9 lofort Dem &egierunes
pralibenten b. Wt6ller 5u Meb felen.
Na6 tur5em Bebenten ging Treusbur9
ouf sic OHerte Elm uno reiite na6 Meb.
Sort an9elan9t, tuuroe er BON Dem Yrd=
|fbenten in Elm mabres Rreu5per6Dr &C.
nommen, tuie er 1i9 5u ben Maigeieben
gu Dem 8atitanum &c. feQe. 9a oas
Gramen 5ur pollen l1n5ufriebenbeit oes
Snqui 1itors ausfiel> 1pran9 berlelbe pom
@tuble auf uno itieb unmiaig Die @orte
berpor Gs iit bod nlertmiir0ig, elm tpie
fleines 9auilein tatbolil6er Brielter NIT
Der preubil6en .&egierung 5ufrieoen 1T !!
- uGgceuena," ertpieberte uni ler braper
Yrie tier, ~elaabsn @ie ia nidt oab id
i'm ninbe item 9eionnen lei, bieles Sduf'
lein um @inen gu pernlebren.~ - rGann
tDnnen @ie tuieoer in Sbre 9ein1atb ab=
rei1en !" loutete Die 9lnttpDrt oes boDen
5crrn.' 9o es ober nit Der Nbrei1e feline
belonoere Gle botte 10 blieb 6reusber9
Die folsenben Sage nod in Meb uno
fono @elesenbeit gu erfabren, Der prdli=
bent babe feline 9ctreuen Gatbe UNI it'd
|perIammelt unb ibnen ben grIol9 ieinel
Bemiibun9 mitsetbeilt; ouf feline 8e=
merfun9, man t0nne bod einem Manne
Der fein Treuno Der &e9ierun9 lei @eine
10 ,ui@ti9e @telle ni3t anpertrauen,
babe er allentbalbeu Wioeripru6 gefun=
SEN. v9ie t@telle muB init einem
@eiitli6en be1ebt weroen> .bieb e, vlpenn
mir bielen lpegI6iden, wober Damn etnen
anoern nebmen? - Was nun peiter
aus oer @o9e 'peroen tuiro> bleibt abou=
parten. ..'.