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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21
Soldiers Rauninn

Ex-Military Officers, Soldiers. and Civil
ians. from New England. New York and
Pa, have given the committee assurance
that they will attend the Soldiers Reunion
at Brattleboro, the 18th. 10Th and goth of
August. Vice-President Wilson, will de-
liver an Grafton on the second day; Cen
Corcorn, of N. Y, Samuel Bowles, of
Springfield (but the list is too long to print)
will join in the festivities.
One of Vermonts worthy soldiers. who
served a time in tat terrible Libby Pris-
on, Richmond. Va" has ut great expense
procured the celebrated Checker Board
which was carved in the plank floor of the
prison. has had it handsomely framed. sur
mounted with a spread eagle In whose
beak is a gold tablet with the inscription,
descriptive of the history and ownership
of this very curious relic of the rebellion
upon which SO many of our boys whiled
away the wearisome hours of their prison
life. This board Mr.. Hill will bring to the
Reunion to CRAFTY the wish of SO many
who desire to look again Cor for the first
time) upon this precious bit of wood
which, if it could talk. would give many a
tale of army life.
1t is now the property of Post 1879. G. A.
R.. of Mass, to whom it was presented by
Post Commander II. Z. HILL
We are reminded that the prizes offered
by General Thomas for the largest mum Der
of any one regiment attending this third
reunion, is not WithlraUn on account Of
the change of place of holding. but will
be given at Brattleboro. Twenty dollars
to largest number, fifteen to the second,
and ten to the third. Great preparations
are being made for this Reunion, and no
doubt every soldier who attends will re-
member it rs one Of the most precious
days of his reviewing his army life. Hall
fare has been secured on all the Central
Vermont lines the Fitchburg and Bos-
ton, the Vermont and Mass. and the Con
necticut River roads. Good board fur
nished at one dollar per day.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21
News and Gossip.
poets in Nebraska are good

Crop prospects in Nebraska are good.
The yellow fever is abatins in Key West.
The floods in England AM Wales are subsiling
An Indiana pear tree blossoms every two weeks.
Georgia ha, p,il s33J,,oN this year 70 fcrtil Ii.
zers.
Central New York apple crop will be small this
The Mississippi grangers are going to establish a
college.
Cheek wins in this worl |, especially if the check
is dimplel and ros
Treasurer New Is placing al litional safeguards
over the public money.
Moody and Slnkcy VIII sail for New York. Aug.
4h on the steamer Spain.
Dr. Glenn, California farmer. has just sold his
last years wheat for $50o,00O.
There three lady editors IN California. and
they all publish Democratic papers.
Snow fell at Louisa Court House. Virginia on tn E
9Th OF Julv-says a Southern paper.
Tnerm )m ,ter % in he saa le at On,h,, Neb
Friday. Only SO at Savannah, Ga,
he prospect for enormous cranberry crop is
ut present the best that have been known for many
years
troit, August p with Butler and Kelley, it is said
for big guns.
Mr.. Frederick T. N,rsh, bin man, has COM
pletcd successfully divinity course at Durham
University, England.
Within the last m ,n,h at least six ccidents have
occurred in Washington from the explosion of oil
several resulting IN death.
Passenger fares are down ay,in from Chicago to
New York t. sl5, t. Phiiadel phia 3li, AMI to Bati-
more and Washington % so.
Newf,undlan dog savc'l twelve persons dur
ing the recent French hDotS, but was drowned In
attempting to save thrtecnh.
The freight agent, Western railroads have
agreed to make the tariff on centennial goods
respond with those on Eastern railroads.
The Wom1n's Journal learns " f. ON reliable
source that Elizabeth K. Titon has taken steps
to obtain divorce from Theodore Tilton.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21

BASE Faithfully 10th the Bostons de
feated the Chicago White Stockings at
Boston, II to the Mutuals the Athletics,
to "a surprise; the St. Louis Brown
Stockings the Philalelphias at Philalrl-
phia, 6 to .; and the New Ravens the It'll
cas- at Utica, n Y. SO to 10. The games
Of the past week have resulted in giving
the Athletics slight lead over the Hart
for,ls. though the race between the two for
second place is still close. The Bo>ton>
still maintain a good lead. having won 81
md lost but games. The Athletics have
won &c and lost 9; the H,rtfords Won %.
lost IA; the St. Louis Brown Stockings
won Il. lost 6; the Philadelphians won IL.
lost l6; Mutuals Won II. lost 10; Chicago
White Stockings won IL, lost II; Wash
ingtons won ). lost %; New IIavenS won
3, lost "a; St Louis Red Sox won ,. lost
IA: and the Atlantics won ,, lost -. The
Washingtons are reported to have dis
banded Their treasurer and manager ran
away with the funds after their game ut
St Louis. last week, with the Reds of that
city, leaving them pennile~s and supper
less Kind friends helped them 10 fund,
to get to their individual homes.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21

his package. and got his trouble for his
pains. Business was not very lively after
this. when Sharper No. summoned his
companion to the stump" asking him to
come up and See what he could do with
those people. and he came up and saw.
He held up dollar bill and offered to
sell it for seventy-five cents; somebody
bought it. The seventy-five cents he sold
for a half, the half for 4 quarter and so on
till this impromptu auctioneer held cent
In his hand which he proposed to sell for
! dollar At length man gave him Il dol
lar for the cent; whereupon the auction
eer made him present of a couple of dol
lars to drink his health. lie then held up
five dollar bill, and taking small box
which he said contained soap, he wanted
to know who would give him four dollars
for the bill and the soap. A man bought
the concern and on opening it found the
trade good one, but the auctioneer re-
quested them not to open their boxes for a
few minutes. and the succeeding purchas-
ers kindly acceded SO his request. He then
held up another five dollar bill asking,
"who will give me four dollars for this
one2" and on selling it he apparently
tucked it into box of soap and delivered
it, Two or three fives were thus held up
and disposed of, then Il couple OF tens
went for eight dollars each, and. finally,
a twenty for fifteen dollars.
The trader now stopped and made few
affecting and unexpected remarks to that
crowd. He said that were he in the place
of the man who had just traded he would
not open bis little box. He said, "And Il
you open the boxes am afraid you will
be disappointed But, gentlemen, have
done us agreed. l have sold you a one
dollar bill in each case. l am around the
country educating the children. l stopped
here because there may be some sharpers
or Jews along. and if they come You will
need 10 have your eye teeth cut Such
was the substance Of his discourse, and the
two took their soap and in a few minutes
left on the express train north, unmoles-
ted. They took with them spo'la opin'a to
the extent of thirty-seven dollars, having
struck very rich vein. The Jews that
they warned the multitude of would have
been more mcrciful than they. for. though
both alike left Joseph in the pit, the Isra-
elites Of old never would have swindled 4
Levite.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21
WINDSOR COUNTY.

Springfield was visi ted by a terrific hailstorm on
the 9Th. The hiilstones were as big rs mail wal
hut-, and cut everything to the ground. Scarcely
survive but early potatoes, late corn, and
tomatoes VIII do something yet. One poor man
lost his extensive garden ami forty chickens by
naIl and flood. The squall lasted only about hall
hour, but covered the ground with ice TO the depth
of two inches.
Robert aud Henry B,itt,n of uartlanI have on
the ground thirty i've acre, OF CORN thirty beng IN
field probably the largest field in the State.
Tnc census OF 1870 gave Plymouth VT, popu.
tttlun OF thousand two nuhirel and eighty
five. \ census taken on the first day OF april e15
show decrease IN five years of three hundred
aud eighty four, leaving only nine hundred ami
one Inhabitants in to vn. rhe Cause tn Is
rapid and alarming decrease ls the lack of railroad
facilities t take IRON the town It's lime, iron, anu
lumber with the pro lucts of the farming interest.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District of WASHINGTON as
In Probate Court. held at MONTPELIER, within and
for said District the Sd day of July. 4. d 1875
William Palmer, guardian of Hiram Palmer. Of Waits
field in said district makes Application Court
for license se the following described real
said ward wit: all his rht title and
the real Of which Aaron Palmer. late of said
watsed died. seized and possessed. including the
Of dover therein. that the sale
thereof for the purpose of putting the proceeds OF
sale interest investing the in stocks
real estate would he beneficial to said ward:
whereupon. 1t ordered by sad oourt. that said
application be referred to session thereof, be
held at the Probate Office said Montpelier the
day of July, 4. D. 1873, for hearing and decision
interested be notified hereof by publication of Of
said application and order thereon, three weeks
cessively in the Green Mountain Freeman. publish
ed Montpelier, before said time of hearing. that
they may appear at said time and place, and, il they
zee cause, object thereto.
By the urt,-Attest,
Y27w3 n. A. CHASE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21
WIN. w. CROSSETTS ESTATE.
HEZEKIAH WARDS ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT. District of washington SIS
In Probate Court. held at Montpeier, in said Distrc
on the 5th day of July. A. ID. 1875.
Charles II Ward. administrator Of the estate o
Hezekiah Wari. late of b riu said district
his administration account for
aud allowance and makes apnli AT ION for decree
and partition of the estate of said dece7s
Whereupon. II Is ordered by said Court that said
count and said application be referred to session
thereof held at the Probate Once in said Mont
pelier the 27h day of July. A. d ISIS, for hearin
and de~ision thereon and it is further ordered tina
notice hereof be given T. all persons interested b
publication of the three weeks in tn
Green Mountain Freeman. a newspaper published a
Montpelier previous to said time appointed for hear
ing tina. they appear al said time and place and
show cause. il and they may have, why said accouL
should not he allowed and such decree made.
BY the Court Attest.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21

No more weak eyes Mr. Schultz. who
was shot by the Brooklyn burglar. is re
covering. although a bullet passed through
his head. 1t has improved his eyesight,
he says. wonderfully. Carruth, the New
Jersey editor, has a bullet in his brain and
says his vision has become telescope in
power. By the way. Major Anthony of
Leaven worth, Kansas, is still alive and
shows no signs of dying from his wound
Rather help an editor on to shoot him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21
Go to the Union House, Montpelier
Vermont. All quiet, neat and clean.

London has debt of nearly twrn,v-sia
nllll"n>. Liverpool min teen and onr-h Il
millions, Manchester, sixteen millions.
Leeds some twelve million-. and, taking
lie cities in En-. Land in the order of in .i.bt
e'ines>. 1t will ttke twenty-one of them
including the above. with An aggregate
population OF six million. To yet a deb
IL big A. New York city. l. 'nion ami tn
surrounding municipalities owe less than
half Ms much AS B .ston Cities like Ii,
erp"ol and Manchester are vastly less EN-
numbered tina cities Of the same class il
America. Birmingham. for example owe.
g. 500. 900. OF les than some of our ritie:
having one-eleventh OF lis population. CHI
cago has the best claim To solvrnty anon.
he American cries. She owes less THAI
half rs much It, Boston and twelve million.
less than Baltimore.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21
The Brattleboro Record gets considerably

The Brattleboro Record gets considerably
aroused on the tramp question. 1t says:
Vermont needs new law relating to
tramps. Every county should have Il
workhouse and every tramp put into it. and
made to work for his board But with
our biennial Legislature we shall be obliged
to wait till next year before anything can
he done about it, After the horse is stolen
perhaps they will lock the door We are
not so much impoverished in Vermont that
we cannot afford to call the Legislature
together once year, aud this is none too
often. unless we dispense with the general
court entirely. We may be wrong. but
these are our views.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21
Che freeman.
MONTPELIER, VT
WEDNESDAY, JULY 81. 1875.

~, desire TO make the FREEMAN particularly
-,r,,lIe for its news from all parts of Vermont
,1 our friends in different parts of the State, es
,,c.,tIIv in Washington, Orange and Lamoile Coun-
~ VIII confer a great favor upon and OuI
r,i Ter. bv sending us local intelligence. GIVE us
land we will arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21

&c 'NoAICAL NEW 70 ID Is cents Will buy
package OF sea Moss tarIne. made from pure IrI-
uoss. which VIII make fifty kinds OF dishes SUI
- cakes pies buildings. etc. o. II quarts of Gu
ards Jeles, creams. Cha intte Russo blanc man
etc. Sold by all druggists amd Grocers. FMi1,l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21

letters Cncalled for at Montpelier Post Offic.
July 18th. 1915.
81 To obtain these letters persons must give tt
.bOve date
LADIEs-Mrs. Mary Chase. Mrs, Mary Eastma
Hiss Stella Eaton, Mrs Betsy (iragse Mrs Avn,
Ilimott Mrs " J I'VE. Miss Abby Lawrence Mic
sIary Warden. Marian Wakeieli
GESTLENES.-F Fred y b ,lus Warren Cummin-
fhoma. Dillon. L. c Haskell. A Lyon W W smith
Go to the Union House, Montpelier. Yer
mont. Good livery connected with III
House. FMl1m3.
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Go to the Union House, Montpelier Yer
mont. Good livery connected with the
House. FM17m3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21

Go to the Union House. Mnntpe Ter, Vel
mont. All quiet. neat and clean.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21

4 REDUCTION OF WAGES AT FALL RIv-
ER-At Fall River. Mass. June Il. the
Manufacturers Board of Trade held an
important session relative to the future az
ton of the mill corporations of the city.
The Committee appointed some weeks
since to visit the different manufacturing
towns of New England reported that the
cotton business is in an unusually deprcss-
ed condition. and that the wages paid to
operatives in Fall River are considerably
in excess Of what is paid in other manuiac-
turing centers. After some discussion il
was voted, in view of the stagntton of the
market. to reduce the rate of wages to the
same rs WAS paid before the Late strike
the same to 60 into effect the first Monday
in August. An agreement was signed that
the reduction should be made general in
all the mills of the city, and in case of !,
partial strike that Il general lookup should
follow
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21

aowledged the best IN U.s.. Each pound bears II
| name OF JAMES PYLE None yeoulu, without
FN24yl
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mont. Good livery connected with the
House. FMl7m3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21

THE RECENT EAKrHQUAKE--A letter
from Cucuta. June 10Th. TO the Bul(du!
states that the whole valley is completely
devastated by lava thrown up in torrents
from the eight craters of the volcano, TO the
extent of from fifty to one hundred miles.
whereon the famous Maracaibo coffee. inn
ported into the United States to the extent
of 10000 quintals. was produced.
Lava beds to the thickness of one foot on
An average cover up the once rich and
productive Cucuta valley. The value OF
the agricultural loss to the commercial
community at Maracaibo, and planters di-
rec,ly interested may be safely set down
ut from fifteen to twenty millions of dol
lars. with a slim prospect that perhaps it
may be repaired in the course of twenty or
thirty years.
The surviving natives will not venture
even near the scene Of the catastrophe
much less attempt to clear away the lava.
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mont. All quiet, neat and clean.
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CHAS j. C. KLINE d co.
10y Bowcry, New York. =. o. Be1 1855.
Vlevl
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
l. II PEhhlNS washington COUNTY CorRr
,ur>,TTss pppEISS September Term. I776
10 q he holden

/ PERKINS. w.sHrsc7os co,-xr1corr1
.urMfsJ PERKINS, September Term i776
To the Honorable County Court. next 70 be holden
n Montpelier in and for the county Of Washington.
~ the I'd Tuesdsv OF S.pte-nher. \ ID 1873:
the comfy aforesaid and informs said court that
he 25,h day of October. d lsss he vas la~fnlly
lined in maria t s% s.dnna SS RT Ps.er Mar-
minister Of the G"srei and as such anAnn1aa and
nrrriaves at Danvile afo, aid that he lived With
Phemia from that dsv until the month 81 July
4 the month Of July aforesaid 'he ssid Phenia viii
nlly and without Jus, canse desertea Snnr ef
continued 10 desert your petitioner and AGAINST
lis will TO live apart from your ne'I"ner Ior, GHti,
for the last ve wears AMI tor mn than ONE
last past the county Of Wa.hinSton hut hat
etts Wherefore this retione, pravn thst the hnnds
4 matrimony may he severed netSNeI mn, eno me
aid Phemia and that he may De oe'ree" . divorce
Da,ed al Montpelier thi. s;h day o, I1ir 4 D Iss
cr.TE OF VERMONT. Washington County.
n In y washn9ton County Clerh. and II being
N de to appear that the foresoinR Phemia Perkins
10 not reside in this state 1t Is therefore ordered
said petition at the next term OF the Honorable
.shington County Court to be holden 1t Montpelier
Tnesdav ~ September Now next by the publication
q the Hfnreead petition and this order the Green
MA Wontpeiier three weeks suecessvely Of
which pubcations shall De Al least sia weeks before
said term Of s"nTt pb.m, PerkS ne t pp.s bere
beS A d 1875 at O'Clock NJ. on said day and m.ae
f nased Al Montpeier in the County of Washington
this 9th day OF july A. IIu TIER NEwcoMB CLERK
CH. HEATH, Attorney for Petitioner
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21

Mr.. Edwin Adams OF Grand Isle has in his pos.
session a powder-horn. bearing the following in
scrIption: " Gersham Burbank, Fort VIM. Henry,
Nov. 3D. A. D. 1888. aud James Tobias, Grand Isle
March 2lst, l-l3; an the first year of Madson's
war"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21
ORANGE COUNT

GA the 10th, Horace T. Il rot. son of Or. Root, of
Randolph Centre, met with serious accident y
colt whlch he lea Ii IL, star ted sulien ly, throw
in1 hun 10 the grounl and mi Irng his head and
mp and breaking his left arm above the wrist.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21

Mr.. Charles f. Sabin has been very dan
gerously sick during the past week, having
severe form of erysipelas. Mr.. Sabin is
We are very glad to say, better to day an,
in Il fair way to recover.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02
ZajimayOsti.

silence ma kazatelnG. V
kostele angIickeho m9sa Albury vystou-
phi tyto dny distoinik ma kazatelnu O.
znamoval udivenGmu shromazdeni ze
mluvi MIN veimenu boha, re Jest proro
KEN bozim. Ptatele chteli jei kazatel-
ny sv6sti, avsak ddstoinik branil Sc
seGnou stfalnou zbrani poranil iednoho
re svych pfatel tezce. Zeny omdlevali
muzove netroufali Sc pfibliziti. Ko-
necne kostelnici dlouhymi tycemi shodi-
Ii sileneho kazatelny a svazavse ho ma
rukon nohon, dopravili no do blazince.
.-.Opet jeden pfipad nabozenskeho silen-
stvi
X mravn osti kn6zstva. Dne
30 m. m. podal petitni vybor fisske rady
teto zpravu petici .iednoho prazske-
ho m6sfana jemuz katecheta pater Holba,
ktery az dosud Maffersbachu Liberce
kaplanuie, svedl mnohokrate zenu - Jed
nou u pfitomnosti jedenactilete dcery, -
krone toho dy6 sestry We Vrchlabi.
Svedena manzelka dv6 starsi dcery ie-
j hanbou zemfely. Sveho 6asu podali
jsme petici mesfana toho plnGm zntni.
Risska rada Sc usnesla pozadati dotycne
ifady, ably syddnik byl uGitelstvi nabo-
zenstvi a kn6zsk6ho posy6ceni zbaven.
Popraveny vrah Freud ie-
ste dye hodny pred smrti napsal nasledu-
/ jici list rodi6dm: V Olom1c. dine 20.
ledna, V bod. rano. Nejmileisi rodice
Jest6 poslednich dyou hodinach sveho
iivota nelnohu iinak, NEIL proieviti Vam
svou upfimnou litost, nebof ur.iram rad.
vyznal jsem sv6 hfichy ciny pfto-
mnosti pana ueitele nabozenstyi neiu-
! pfimntjsi litosti, obdrzel jsem posledni Il
t6chu pozehnani, a me pfani bych byl
ma zidovskem hrbitov6 pohroben die ma
sich ceremonii, bylo mi povoleno Do
voll-li toInu Vase pomery, nechte mi 20
staviti nahrobek kazdy rok dne 20 led
o 5. nod. sy6tlo rozsvititi. koneene dra-
ri rodieove, prosim na kolenou, by iste sc
mad dokonanym jiz skutkem netrapiIi, ne
bot poyazte, ze musite jeste tolika neza :.
opatrenym ditkam byti rodieemi teste sc
iakoz ! il Sc tesim, &c jeste .iednou sve
mile pfibuzne Iadostnem shleddni sc
smifen6 pozdrayin. Ziite blaze mileni
rodiGove, pozdraYujte ode mne ysechny
pribnZne a znamG a nesuzte &c mad nezme
nitelnou iiA v6cf. To jest me iedin6 pfa-
nj Vaseho ma smrt pfiprayeneho syna
Leopolda. - Nieemny yrah ten doufa
tedy, &c sc ma zelene louce ci dokonce Y
ldn6 Abrahamoye 5 poctivymi rodicemi
svymi shleda!
Freuduv mock prozkouman byl prof
Benediktem. Jest zevn6 tax krasn6 vyyi
nut, ze krasn6isiho nemdze miti ami uce-
nee. Mock odeyzdan,bude sbirkam chi.
rurgicke kliniky.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02
pOjiSteni ma zivOt
POjiSteni profit nehOdam
POiiSteni V padu nemOce.

Pozadovane pfisp6vky nejen re ison
mirne, ale jelikoz lie ie platiti tyden-
nich lh6tach, stavaji Sc nesmirn6 snad-
nymi. kazdy mdze tJdn6 uspofiti 81 ct
Ia tuto castku obdrzi kaziy ellen, pocina-
je %. rokem start Qid6 starsi musi platiti
vice. jak nasleduje:
~ Polici ma tisic dollard, vydanou cd
New Jersey yzajemn6 ma zivot pojistuiici
spole6nosti V Newarku, N. j.
q Deset dollard pfipade nemoce po
tfim6si6nim Glenstvi.
81 $50 dollard padu 1mrti elena k
uhrazeni pohfebnich vyloh zbytek We
lhdtt polici blize vytknute.
~ Y padu melody (ztraty ruky, nohy
nebo dplneho schromnutij jest Glen oprav
men ma summu $500 krone podpory V
nemoci, ktera potud clenovi vyplacena
bude pokud jej lekar osetfovati bude.
Tyto isou asi hlavni, od Volks Bundu
poskytovane vyhody, iez vsak dosta6i,
ably kazdeho, kdo zdravi nebo zivot
svdi petliy jest, pfesvtdtily, ze plan ten
to jest velmi vyhodny bezpetny. Nei-
spise hodi sc meme zamoznym a praci ru-
kou svych Sc zivicim lidem, krefi zhusta
praci ztraci caste do nemoce upadnou
nebo k nrazu prijdou. Tito nechf neob.
meskaii zavcas Sc proti zlym casdm We
svdi a rodiny svG prosp6ch poiistiti. Kaz-
d6mu mdze Sc Graz nebo nemoc pfihodi.
Ii smrti neujde nikdo Necht kazdy Sc.
be Sc otaze, .,co re mne bude, kdyz nemoc
nebo l1raz naky Sc mn3 prihodi, co bude
zmych milych, kdyby nemoc nebo neho-
da k praci nespdsobilym mne ucinily
anebo kdyby pfedcasna smrt luna ie.
jich mne vyrvala!"
Tomu zlu mdze kazdy pfedejiti a sebe
rodinu syou proti zlym casIm poiistiti
pfipoienim sc k Jednot6 lidu.