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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22

Mr.. Laws Statement: Of tho Difficulty Mt
.EnckAOu.

1IlsV' . SIuSCInCn. " '"~ e>s"''"''NS ~
jackson.
JACKSON, La. via Bayou Sara, October
oi.--Bannon, who was in the buggy with
Gair. j. repor.e. us having accidentally
sho. Gair. II is untrue that Gair was to
speak in jackson. The meeting was one OF
al! those opposed to Gair, and IN the inter
es. Of white and colored. Breanx an!
Weber were in Bayou Sara when the shoot.
in was done II is untrue that armed Weber
and B:eaux men were parading the streets
of Jackson. l: is untrue tha: posse oi
Weber men attempted to rescue the
;ciscne, from the sheriff going to jackson.
Gai- ssae::e1 that he was going TO break
up the meeting. Butler and Bannon. Gair
men. stopped the band from play ing. fired
into the assembled masses. and dispersed
them early in the evening. and again at
night. Six unarme6 coi0red men were
wounded by Butle. and BanDOn.
This statement viii! be eubstantiated by
Parish Judge Kilbourne and Mayor Hazard.
Of jackson. JAMES Law.
4 Mystery.
Por-.vll,r. Octobe. 2i.-The :ea1n Of
Elias Lister. a prominent citizen. was found
tied 20 q tree. A bloody hatche. ar! re.
yoiver were discovered near by. Listers
body has not yet been found.
Searching for the Murdered Man.
The citizens are still! searching on the
mountains tor Lester. reported murdered
near Frankyi!le this morning. There is no
other trace than the ha:chet. revolver and
blood near his wagon. Recently he effected
an in.urance on !,!s life 70, .500c. and yes.
:.v.lay paid :he premium on the policy in
Pot.s.il!e. The las: seen u: hi,n was ~ 81.
Clair. in the evening. whore he borrowed -
revolver. ceIaayking that he had forgotten
his. a.u had luo:c money with hin :haa
usual.
Boiler Explosion.
B,L:lMonE. October Ia boiler in Cook
& Brothers rolling mill exploded. derno.ist4'
:ng. 4 severity foo. smoke stack fell. TWO
person. were fatal: and three seriously
hurt. Several hundred i..Is WI! 5e tex.
rora:;,y unemployed.
The Baltimore SynOds
One hundred persons are attending ,ne
Baltimore synod. embracing preshytef!.s
OF Maryland. Virginia. Delaware and "est
Virginia. DR.. Marquis IS moderator.
Irish Catholic Benevolent Unions
The nationa! convention OF the lrisi.
Catholic Benevolent Union OF the United
States met at St. Alphonsus' Hall, Saratoga
street. IN this city. to-day. and organized
for business. large number of delegates
were present from every section of the
United States. The delegates were escorted
to the hall this morning by the Hibernis
Benevolent Society No. Of Warrington
District of Columbia. and the Georgetown
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22
Three Boston Clergymcn.

-he Boston papers men tion the fact that
last Sunday the following named distin.
guishai cl.rgyrnen resigned their pastorates:
Res. DE-. Chandler Robbins, Of the Second
Unitarian Church: Rev. DR.. A. A. Miner. Of
the Secoud Universal Church, and Raw
w. H. H. Murray. of the Park Street Church >
For about quartz. Of a century the two
frs. named nave been among the fixed in !.
sfitutiors Of Boston. The former succeeded
Ralph Waldo Emerson as pastor of the
Bedford Street Church--the same which
was !oanded by good old Cotton Mather. Of
witch burning memory. What change
was that! Wonder that the sainted evan.
gelist did no. turn uneasily in the coffin in
his tomb in Cops Hill Burying-ground at
the thought Of that greatest Of modern
freethinkers dropping his epigrama'ical
heres;ss siron the pulpit where he used to
turn over his hour glass as he commenced q
new plea fog burning birthstone and iufant
Gamna:Ior.
DR.. Mine. was for many years the lead.
iny expouuder Of the modern faith Of uni.
ve:sal salvation, and he has been close
student and busy worker while generation
has grown up around him and passed away.
Murray was newer in the pulpit There
are runors that he had run on srom horse.
flesh to hegesy. and We need not bn sur.
prised that the aristocratio and conserya.
tive orthodox congregation At old Park
Street Church have permitted him to retire.
This is one of the last strongholds Of ancient
puritanical Congregationalism. and the dog
mas taught there were az 1nouldy and NOSE
grown as .he tombs that are crumbliDg
to decay beneath the church's shadow. 1t
was in this church that the righteous
people went in week day prayer meetings
and prayed God in his infinite wisdom to
remove Theodore Parker from their midst.
or. ;c suck was ne: the divine will. at least
20 put hook in his Jazz. to prevent his in
.idei utterances at Music Hall. And when
the voice OF that great philosopher failed
him, aud he baie adieu TO the fearful thou
sands af Music Hall. and went abroad to
die beneath the skies Of Italy, and rest his
weary head beneath the flowers that bloom
in the cemetery at Florence. they gave
thanks in this church that their prayers
had been answered.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22
The Busy season,

TIE fall season has commenced in .ar-
especially for tickets ior the n xt aud last
Crane. gitt concert OF the Public Library OF
K,ntucky. As the .hrtieth OF Nnv.uiber
t-ne .iay of the drawingi approaches. the
demand for tickets swells AMI sw' lis
till il rusiles on ike d mountain tor
rent. and threatens to exhaust the supply
long before the day of the drawing. Evr;y-
bony knows that this is the last concert.
and that the scheme offered is more 'nvir'ng
than auy ever offered in the world bei"re'
that there is g.. 500, 900 to be divided among
the ticket holders in 10000 prizes, snd 'hat
there is one prize to every Eve tickets. Ihls
makes q very busy seas on.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22
Another NIcDonogh AchooIho use.

Mayor Witt and Administrator Schnei-
der. on behalf Of the commissioners Of the
McDonogh fund. yesterday presented the
keys Of fine now scho.lhouse. Just built.
to Superintendent: Boothby. for tho use Of
the city schools.
The building fronts on Spain street. be-
tween Marigny and st. Claude. in the
e,ghtl, ward. and will take the place Of the
old Chalmette school. and is called Nc.
Donogh No. ,. 1t is a large building. con.
tanning twelve spacious rooms. has two
large cisterns. and two furnaces for heatin
the building. The basement is paved with
4 Co.'e. We belieye-and
furnishes fine play ground for the boys.
This Is the second new building lately
erected out Of tho proceeds Of interest Of
the McDonogh fund. and contract has
been eigned tor two more in Aigiers. This
II putting McDonogh's beIues: to better
use than squandering it on greedy lawyers
OK useless Notifications.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22
STANDARDIZATION FRAUDS.
Several Thousand Illegal Certificates 81
Cftizeaship issued-A wholesale hssl'

Several Th~usand Illegal Certificates 81
Cftizeoshiv Sssued-A sShoSesase 6ssls
Acsss
For several dsys past committee ap-
pointed by tie State Central Committee
have been investigating the stupendo"
frauds connected with the wholesale bust
ness Of making citizens in ono Of our dis
:ric: courts. The facts SO far discovered
are truly startling. 1. 10 estimated that
more than Q Thousand illega! papers have
been Issued. l: is supposed that in many
instance. persons have naturalized three er
four times, i being understood that the
certificates thu, illegally is sued facilitate
fraudulent registration. These practices
are carried OF under tho auspices Of ths
Democratic committee.
I: il understood tina: tho matter VIII be
immediately investigated by one OF the
Uui.ed States somlU:ss ionevs, under dircc'
tion Vi tho United States district attorney.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22
A STARTLysG RUMOR.

Veaers Being Imported from Ilississtppt~
4 Desperate Effort to secuse . Oem0-
cratic Success.
!. is reported that large numbef Of men
have been brought down from McConb City,
ia Mississippi, and have been registered IN
the second ward. This. If true. is pslpa-
ble fraud and should be Investigated aud
Yomed;el. II it 10 true ss reported that the
the names have been obtained. let the
proper affidavits be made or other proof
offered aud let tho names be stricken from
the pOll lists.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22
yxA1sI%I.l'S.
:)Of::f sic S,HcketS.

".~ soss. October 2i.-T:c ycs:'s SnsHs'ai AZ.
g. ss's: ". Wal s:re.t ,na:sr.sarr "sthort =
i. d feature to-day. Sold 10 frp. s' s''ss have
Ia s"En.:.. T. 3. :. -. and t'sei.' 'er al.
A:. AID :-.i q. !. c.a' 70 ioi $50, Il II, and
: T. cent for carrying sear!' AZ 'o''. ''ere &c.
utwed az the epe,lln. by 6orIo".s = Iu9%ns y
cent for ,.-. Foreign exchange - sts.dv at yes.
terday's yates, leadn, banss!s askiiS "a s51. %
90 for ,heiy bills on london, and the saene selling
81 25Qs 85 T. and 81 "a a. 8Sl. The quotations
for call up 70 fhe time W. v,it. have beeH
2k d53 y cent with = cent as che com rate,
and this not hstandiEg that at tks closing yess
terda, y cent was tie "a e. Time loans secured
by approved coateras, net be III .lde for sixty
DAYS better hthan p cent. The rateS !oy prime
mercantile paper are unchanged.
The M vement o. envTercv 'o the Sorth stAsds
lc0IIr1NI1xys xfaszsaem uAa1l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22
OONSTABLES' SALES

John Williamson vs.. Frank Phster- rrsS
Justice Court for the Parish OF oiieaHs No.
2.5i.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
u mo directed by the Hon. W. r. Houston, First
Justice of the Peace III and for the parish of Or
leans will proceed 10 sci, at public anction Oh
SATURDAY October 81 1874. at twelve O'Clock ".
at No PSI Camp street, the following described
CoCNTERS SHOW CASES. SHELVING AND FIX
lures. 1.-,.
Also. ONE LOT OF GOODS, as per inventory on
nle in my Office
Terms of sale-Cash on the spot.
oc22 rs al JOHk HURLEY, Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22
WASHINGTON.

The Constitutionnlity Of the Cotton Tar.
WASHINGTON. October 2l.-The Supreme
Court o-morrow will hear the arguments
upon the constitutionality of the cotton tax
levied by the treasury regulations.
State Control OF Railroads.
The questions involving the right Of
States to regulate railroad tares will be ad'
yauced.
Oisbursina Officer.
Major Hunt will move the disbursiug
office from ViclSsburg to New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22
FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROONS.-WITH OR WITH.
II out board, in a desirable location, convenient
10 two lines of ears. No. IS Rampant street be.
tween Com mon and Canal streets. OC22
NOR EENT-A HOUSE IN TIE FIRST DIS
ii tric'. containing six rooms in thorough repair
large ward smtab for a garden; rent fifteen dol
lare per month 70 good tenant.
For particulars inquire of
II. NJ ROBINSON
Real Estate Agent,
oc4 CCmmer ercial Place.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS.


DIDWELl.,S ACADEMY or MUSIC.
LAST NIGHTS OF
WALI.ACk'S CDMEDS COMPASSs
fte r.ea: srec... Of " l. s'ive.s e!eGsa: Amer
lean comedy, entitled
CLOUDS,
0ss ys.:ueel the snanagemsnt to continue u -
SolOws:
Thursday. HctOber -, 1874.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER %.
BkxLFiT TO NlSS MAY WALLACK.
And last night but one Of
CLOUDS.
GRAND ClOUDS MATINEE,
And last representation.
Hntugd day Noon. October 2Ss
Es:.,as. and Sunday. October .: ard 2s-Ihe
popular modern comedy. EVERi boDl'S
FRIEND. together with Sam Kyans specially
farce. 4 NEW DODGE
Monday, October 2o-TLe GREAT Ll!SARD. sos
ou. xe.k ou,r Cc22
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22

Three capital prizes
Three capital prizes
VI ten thousand dollars each.
Of ten thousand dollars each.
Two hundred and sixty prizes.
Two hundred and sixty prizes.
Amounting 30 so, 0,4o0.
Amounting to $40, 400,
10 be drawn October "a,
In the Louisiana single number lottery.
The simplest things often become OBJ
scure BY too much explanation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22
WANTED.
BUSINESS CHANGES.

DlSsOLUTlON or COMPREHENSIVE.
IL The firm OF SAMUEL SMITH CO. IL this
dsy dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr. CHARLES KILSHAW, at No. l56 Canal street,
&il attend to the Liquidation of 0ur unsettled
busiress. SAMUEL SMITH.
A. w. SMITH.
CHARLES KILSHAW.
Sew Orleans. May 19. 1874.
my20 I'm iy5 l9 a,8 "a SEE 20 oc4 18 nos u d
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22
GLOBE THEATRE.

J. KrrrrED'E. lessee ana Manager.
HARRY NACAKyY. Stage ManAgey.
s..".3 week Of IN. WORisEII SISTERS, Miss
S": he nd Mss irene; ". B. Cah!l. Harry Macarty
and the Globe Combination, IN the popular bur.
Eopi,i.; Snsan. Miss Irene: Dame Hati.y. ": b.
Cahi,,: Captain Cgosstree. Harry Macarty. Com.
mencin. with Grand Olo, in which Ernest
Eyne, Gerard Byte Misc Adams. Miss Nichols.
Pendy Gs.nor and Professor LeVort Will apleas
a. their Gnrivaed sp-cialtiAs.
BLACK .EYkD SUSAN MATINER Saturday Noon.
Eey.ra: novelties IN active preparation at the
Popular House. with popular prices to suit 'he
eu,es Oe,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22
THE TURF.
The Great Four Mile Race.

SAv Francisco. October 2l.-The 5ol.
lowing are the officially announced en-
tries tor the great tous mile running race
for So, 600. to be given November II. under
the auspices OF the Pacific Jockey Club:
Thad Stevens, Joe Daniels. kittie Pease.
Hubbard. Henry. Alpha. Hooking. Hard.
wood. and other parties Eas. and in Oregon
have sent entries and money by mail and
telegraph. bu: the names OF the horses are
not yet known.
The Baltimore Races.
BALTIMORE, Octobe. .l.-Second DAY.
Weather splendid. Sanford's Fireworks
won the mile dash for two year olds. Time
AS. Preakness won the mile and three
quarters selling race in 3:OSA. Letter
Moon wen the mile race for three year oids
in las. Limestone won the gent!e;Uens
stakes. the owners riding. IN 2:!9N.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22

A dispatch from Ottawa, Canada. dated
Octo Der l6, says that at noon that dag l.
ID. Harrington opened warrant for the
establishment of Grand Council OF the
Thirty-thira Degree Ancient and Accepted
ereign Grand Inspectors General were
present. Mr.. T. ID Harrington was in
stalled Sovereign Grand Inspector General
per ritdm. by Hon Albert Pike, Sovereign
Graud Inspector General Of the Southern
District of the United States, in obedience
to warrant granted to that effect by his
royal hig ghuess the Prince of Wales.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22
The Temperature.

The thermom.,. -. L,l,i. Fr;serios. No.
80 Chartres street. on October "a, STOOD as
follows: At s A. NJ. 6to; at Z. NJ. sOo:
at 6 P. NJ, 76o. Lowest poin. during the
the night OF October 20, Gle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22

Ten thuu and tickets
Ten thousand tickets
At zen dullars e.ch.
At ten dollars each.
Two hundred and sixty prizes.
YwO hundred and .iyty prizes.
Amounting to $7o.400.
Am.untin. g. SO, 400.
Al! in the Louisiana single number lottery
To bt drawn October 81.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
cPANlsH CONSULATE.

SFV VRXKASS, OCtUDtt
prh.e notice Is hereby given That proposals 20,
sfe nurchasc Of SNUFF TOBACCO will be received
AZ tic treasury department at Madrid according
10 specitic atons published In the Gaceta OF the
seyenteenth Oc,G hrr 1874.
ncia 81 CARLOS PIE Cons,., Of Spain.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22

CEw ORLEANS SAVINGS INsTgTU.
IN TION No. l56 Canal street. Trustees-Dr
" Newton Mercer L. +. Generee. George Jonas
Thomas a. Shams, Thomas Allen Clarke, Charles
;. Leeds David UrQuhart. John q. Ganes CAY
Kohn Christian Schneider, Samnel Janson
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
L +. GENkRES, President.
Cv.RIps KIIsHAw Treasurer. mh2S iy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22

(coyrUVED on FoURTH PAoBl
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
Ghantes tor Business tflen

A PHYSICIAN will DISPOSE of his PRAC-
~ TICg II bOu ehOd and omce fur,
worth 3 600 and YEAR lease easy ter OF "ono
sIhs6g vhs phau loss Of health cause or selling For
call l75 LenngOn-ave NeT-iork Ciyi lmme
Lstely.
TOR SALE, on easy terms-The LEASE,
STOCK ad FIXTURES OF welet tsbshed shoe store in oh-
ave- Por pcua apply TO GRO SILVER Assignee 81 Wsnen-st
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
miscellaneous.

Ntl5Cellnf on5.
CO-OPERATION-"T PREVENTION
~ IsTs" o02rstve society to put 300 cans OF PUhe
daily from October al cents quart for
Dealers wishing join the As
caten person desiring the county
M Tea Coffee, Ca Feed FoIr Sc, the co0pers-
i've pnncpl Information Of MiLIERH sHUPB Pre.
tent 1876 Fuol-st New YORK. The company supplying at
Depo 1876 Puort Teas 40 cts g h usually retaled for 81 at
other tea stores
MOODY & JEMISON.-COTTON FAC TORS
WI and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, l2S strand, Galveston
lsIss: 20 William ST.. New-YOrs.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

THE AUTUMN
Newman Springs, Red Banf.
lait vacated; situated % the
k.j Bank. Ess-Jsssy; shsiJ
q '6shing. Terms very mode
PRICK. PTspnstsf.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
boaro ano Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THR UPTOW,
OFPICES Nos 81 I-2 West TBirir-secoBist. sos We'
tv-bri 5O4 1dinlave Thrty -iOHrb-st at h
EARLRh OFFICE, No 2.@Sl Thdsye cor 0nehgndred and
Bank BaliDg; and at the BROOK
YN BRANCH OFFICE No. 323 WssRgtO0st next door to h
Post 06se. u .. H., at ohee rates
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
Gslu Uanieo--fe females

VHyANTED-A faithful, competent, fro'est- s
w ant woman TAXI CARE VI an hFAAI AAA F" sN"' ~
Dir al 313 RsaIJ o., BIssAVa-
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

n. j.. has some Of its best Aloovs rooms
banis Of the Shrewsbury River, near
walks, rustic iTbop. bathing, boating, an
rata III
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

ERONT ROOM and hall bed room, all con-
boar. for three gentlemen, as Wes, 10Th
4 hetxce hl All GIl.aHe
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
Sales op AnrIlon

A. aERwfS,
DY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co.. 656 Broadway,
ID Don-SAes Of Books Works Of Art Psncv Goocs &c
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

~ LET With good BO ARD $40 single
rooms 81 10 S1Oi Cottage place. near 6sVe and
Rleeefer.st hneO o
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-04
(GingrIanSt.)

l9H1tlANoLJ
llno se btsab ia, oae 8ifIs btrtr, 70
man Surnfr bsiBsi iu elmer errbtn
Bolts 8sriammIuna jOssr.
Gs warsn atsr barunisr Stpssn alts
8nnbsn, elm 9anssr unO Elm 8ur,sr.
Der 8urjs lttr mar elmer Der Shrift.
aeltbrtsn, 70 Sa iibsr @'Ott uno bic panjs
Dslt lGimpfsu.
Gr Iisb ftb atEr ME nit 8Isni9ftiten
elm, futsmalsn tsr SIiB frts ben bod
Fen Baum ausiudt.
llnb nabm 6su 9angtn btim @idtl
unO trafsbIlt lnut.
Der 9anst aber sntlsbtt flo uno
lprat: ,,Stsbs, mrin Scbn, ttnn p6'
rrn fannlt Ou mth uidbt msbr, fntsma'
len i6 bstbsr bin.
User bu ttTtr, ini0notrbstt, btrops.
gen, RuSsmaIsn, a1bispsilen uno info.
ttrnt bid nidtt drgsrf.
Stnn mstns Sp,i6ss 1nS bic pabs
rtn SaeOSs"
Der SurJs attr 8inB bin, irausrts In
Sad uup ai6s, 5.rrt6 bic 5Oisn unO
feline anbtrs 8Itieer unb ptiHsts.
uluo psrItsb feline Srhbsr unb bra6
auf gen teim uup f6pdr;ste an srl bic
esttern, bann has paptr unp pnnn ben
eanesn.
CO ion attr fanntsn unb wu6tsu
nae sr I'tfsis, ltantsu rem eanssn ,ul
Ssttt.
Dsnn sr mar elmer btrtr, bic strt&t
in6, unb uabm cine Yritle unO lasts
DStabtorssl, bu fannf pisl I&rsitsn
sbs mir Elm @urt esfiut."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-04
Sehen 1T @Ianbcn.

gpsnn in bisfsnt freidnuisen i3sifnlttr es
ncb Sfuts gtbt 10 rerblfnbet upn 8pruribeiI,
baB iie nibt slauben NO en-, haB Elm msoiciuirs
its ReiSmihfI eipas bGdlt gRibtiges in ber
yilte n1eniblihfr Seilmittel IN, 70 piinlhten
mir, edB Iie bic tpunetrbarsn 0irfunaen ltben,
pslhe S0pitetter'S WldacnbitterS Jest
ilbsraa i'm Sanee bel 5dltH BON Wetislfsbtr,
Hnfumalismms, 6jallenIsieen, Gpspspiia, Rers
pfnleiefn, cpnltitutipnsller Sbpd6e, getlfiaer
Niebfraslhlaafnbelt unb fritem 0srfaa ber-
SUrbrindt. glaerbings lnb bisle 9Birfungen
nihts Rsufs. Dds groee pegsiablii6e Stdr-
fungsmiiirl uub ittne Auren iinb ieit iber fiinf-
unespanii9 SabItn hsm publiium btflnnt,
unb In tepem ppu eislsn filnfunospdnBig Sab
ren bat Ieine pppuldritit unp letn AbidB ,uge-
iiummen. 1ennc6 gibt fs pbne 3peifel piele
Jaulenee intelligCntrr Siirger, pelbe ME cine
Gielfgenbeit gebabt bdbGn, bic eTltaunlitGn
AsneerIngtn su bfobaGter, peldbr bieiss m
pfraeihlite StGTEungss unb SdfteperbsiIsr.
ungs.Wittsl in sSrpern, bic bpifnuugslps ge-
brpbsn ju ltin ihirHfn, uub in aranfbtits-
fallen, bel lpclben bic gtpGbulidsn Seimittel
nibt amid agen, bfrpprbrugt. gDabribsinliH
betra6ten giele ppn eifIrn bic brSigib btr
Stilfr6ftr hes SittTu gsmibttu Angabsn NIT
siusm @rabs ben llualaubtsfeit. ., CAP bod
ale loIhs 3priflsr nit sigsnrn glugsn Isben
fSnnifn, mas etele Metietn iiber 4 fir bic
9rlnfsu uup Sbpd6li6su lsiifst, psl6' Gin
Stab ets Sebens ne esn 8siabrtSn une &C.
brtGliten IT, ptlt cine Shls in 3eiisu hes
Ssipsus fir fGpdblibt 8rautn, bic an ten,
ibrtn e'sitltbtt sissnibiaalibsn ., l6pereen
une ltttIu lsiefn, ptl6' Gin StbuB fir bic
@tIunebstt une has Settn tn Sumpfiebrbe.
jirfeu, psldp' ein llniprllImiittI fir Ratibtit
unh glirerssitIaseubrit, Rrlh' Gin Gisfnm ttsI
fir ale aranfbsiitu, in ptldsn Der Srsanis-
mus btltbt nub srifigt pfreeu mug. Ben
allen Rrijmittfln III ts bas reinte une thultf,
ppn alien Stdriungemitifln has Buirdglttlts,
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