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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-09-21
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For Tennessee and the Southern
States, rising temperature for Tilden
and reform. For Indiana and Ohio
and lower lake region, threatening bread
riot storms and decreasing temperature
for Hayes. In New York tornado
for Tllden, followed by reform tidal
wave along the Pacific coast.
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VIRGINIA TELEGRAPH COMPANY
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Taking Effect May. 4th, 1876.
NORTH-

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I Mail train through 20 Baltimore with
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DEID.ER & BARRETT, .
GENERAL
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For the sale of Flour, Butter. Eggs and al
kinds OF Produce,
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While an Iowa woman was strug.
Cling in the water, and likely to drown,
her hus band yelled out 'sNew bon
net-swim for life !" and she kicked and
reached the shore.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-09-21

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VULGAR WORDS "A distinguished
author says: 81 resolved, when l was a
child, never to use a word which
could not pronounce before my mother
without offending her." He kept his
resolution, and became a pure,minded,
noble and honored gentleman. His
rule and example are worthy of imitation.
Boys readily learn a class of low,
vulgar words and expressions, which
are never heard in respectable circles.
The utmost care on the part of the
parents will scarcely prevent it. Ut
course we cannot think of girls as being
so much exposed to this peril. We
cannot imagine a decent girl using
words she would not give utterance to
before her father or mother.
Such vulgarity is thought by some
boys to be 'smart. the s'next thing to
swearing" and yet mot 80 wicked"
But it is habit which leads to profanity
and fills the mind with evil thoughts
1t vulgarizes and degrades the soul,
and prepares the way for many of the
gross and fearful sins which now oor-
rupt society.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-01-07
GnrOpaiitjg ScriGbte.

Die peutidlt GCEuidaft Der 2 oUue
tags. uuo beIterireuuo
(QuIi1orp uno @'tnoiieu) bat Nd) pieuerum
nit etIcr BCtluOn an ben RcldStag gemanot,
IN melder I'M nuiidnTt Shuegeieee Qe1en
S0nutagSarbelt uuo SoHutQgstutbelllgun
gcbetea mlro. LGlc ptrleu mUueu uld)t uur
aac SOnntagSarbeIt BET Sudic uerbleteu,
lOnoeru aud cen Glieubabuuertthr all Som=
tagen Nul Clueu Bot. uuO $CriOueH3ug be-
ldrdateu uuO lhlagen Su Nicienl Sehufe bic
SIltelaug uou 6eghs Snlpcttoreu gum
Sd)uee Der QrbGlteuocu 9laiIlu Dor. 4uBer=
0em nebt Baitor GUIiiOrp III 8G9ririe, etneH
Sereln I'll blloeu, DER cine u0ftlge GHenRpe
aegcu ,ole geiegtldl geoul0.ic uno beldluBte
&rpltltutou" er0Ilutn lOu,
-(3ur &olfS3 Bis lest
! Ituo ms iol9enNc 9(tultGte bctaunt 9emor'
beu: gerliu 4,755, Grt5btu 1876, 1873 (elnI'
&C 8e;utt ittbtu nod aU5), getp3ig l26,4l2,
l(iindeu 1876, 1867 (gt9tu 169,4 i'm Sabre
1922, Siirtb q ,265r 8aqreutb 1890, 9oI
1880, &allrSldutern 22,727, Euonl9sqaz
fen Il ,243, @ttuita0t 4. y. lO,232, S9petnz
flmt ll,4ll. - Al5 SrlOlum lei erpa9nt,
ban fh in 0rc8rul, ut Die Or. Br." be-
rldtet, ourdb ole &oltsSiblung btrauS9etelt
hat. nan ,s IN QreSoen 200 pduler 9lebtv
mrIde n;dlt i'm 4rauofataaer elngetra9eH
mortu uu6 ron 0cren beSbGlb au3 feline
IRistbSIteuern Qc3ablt muroeu. Ger oaourd'
: eutitauDeue idbrlld)e 4u5ial al Steueru bat
. ca, 5000 5br. betrageu. 0teleH Gusr
faQ buben ielbtUertGnplt9 bic IbGI9sH Stu
, erseblsr mittra9eH MHfeH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-01-07

Son 6 iuciunatt miro semeloet, buB
Sob. Slsoin, ieit4O Sabren 53asmeiiter Der
Sntbeornle, burAgebrannt ier. @r loQ beoeu=
tenoe S4ulren uube3ablt gelaIIen baben.
Sn geringtO n, SD., bat bieier Sage
Elm gelpiiier @liaS Sambror beqouncu, cine
@eTdngniBhaft bon sm0lf Nouaten ab;uiiteu,
neil er elnen baummo1enen NeaenI6irn1 qez
itoblen. Das geitoalene @ut murbe auf IS
Gents 9eltdtt, rnb ba Die llnterbaltuna ei.
nsS @efangener III Qeriugton 60 Gents ben
gag foftct, 10 fommt oieier yuure6tmdBiee"
8egenlhlrm Den Staat iflieBlid5 auf 2l9
Dollars 3n itehcn. Sin E8ediclbatt neiut
5lerdu: uDtan nebn1e OufieIbe &ertdltniB fir
Glpeeo unb &ouiorteu uno redIue einmaI Die
SabTtlulenoe aus, mclde bteielbsn ab;ufeen
bdttcn.
Sn ser otelbeiprc 1eueu yYlpmoutb=Sirde"
III Srooflnn, H..D. fanb 9ienltaa ahcno
Der 1dbrlt6e &erfauf Der Sir6enitible ltutt.
Der Sertauf crgab So, $50 scgeu $71 ,l65 I'M
Sabre 1875. @tne 0teu9e gtabIc bra6te
S500-6O0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-01-07

lo4O IN gelueSaoen eeburen, zimmerman
pon Srofeliton lei unb feline am 2ebeu beftuo=
lt4en Seruanoten babe. Illen qeiitliden
2rot mIeS er ab, Ia er an feine 3ufunft
CLAUDE uno nit Brielteru uno 8rebigern
9tt9tS 3u thun babeu moQe. gtoh qeitern
lWiu9 er elns SudmmenfunFt nit einem
Erieiter ab; menn er i'm ooer einen ictuer
6reInoe baben ruollc, 10 meroe er es thn
lmo1 lplfen laiien. ST unterbielt iid) gefern
9oeno uoer uerldleoene Sa9en nit ietncu
2SaQtefn, 9eoadte aber nit feinem gSorte
oeS UtorOe8. I'm llbr ging er III 8ett,
l9lleI Dis Z uno lb Johann Tribitiif. -
gte9er ia9te aus, oaB er in 9euti6lano qe-
ooren uno Ger beutt9e 9inri6tungatag gletd1=
5elt!9 rer 80. Sahresta9 ieiner @eburt Iei.
@r lei oor IL Sabren in'S 2anO 0efommen
1no ELL Sattler bon Brofeiion. Seit ieiner
. :rlrt9ellun9 bat er Die mellte 3eit nit bem
Selsl relt9l0ler Siifer SIgebradlt NIB Die
9onnui9 aut ELL 3utiinftiaeS qliifllberes
Eeoen auS9elpro1cu. Den qcitriqeu IbenD
oradte CT nit @ebet mo benz VeiCn Don SD
plteln oeS ueuen Seltameuts III. Inn IL llbr
9In9 sr 3H Sett un0 i9lleI bis s ubr DIOR
gems. Sater Bed beinfte thu nm 8 llbr,
gao lgn oas leEte Saframeut NIB ipraG init
Tim Iber reli9i0ie 9eqeutduoe. !6itrauf
nabm Gt. lelr 6ribitiid 5u itdl. Gin ltarter
Sefln9 mnroe 9emabt, nm ole iiber Oteger
Derbangte &ooesltrafe i'll lebeusldnalidbe
Qaft nmSupaaoeln, aber am 9tentuae lparb
eer antrag BON Der Baroou. Beb6rSe uerpprs
ten. 0teper empfiug bic &unoe nit arcBer
6af1un9; er lei auI Den SOD purbereltet. I'm
I'll ubr fam Sater Bed mitoer unO brad,te
Die lebte II StunOe bel oem SerlrtheiIteu
gu. Oturrog amIitrte iId iH5lpi19en NIT
letuen BGdtern. gSle oerlautet, leQtc Nl.
uor Suter Bed ein UolleS @ctdnSniB ob,
fneld)e8, rple man iagt, genau nit Dem iiber
elnltlmnt, pelfeS er berettS ieinem Inpalte
CAB. VI betheuerte 9lei6faQS, oaB er Dteper
belBe. Wurrap legte fetn gsfGnnniB ab,
bebauptete aher bis gum letten IuQenblife
lelne llnifulo. Surg Dor II ubr brad)te
S6ertff Site ole beioen M1roer in Den Sc
fdn9niBbof. sic betiegeu, Mteeer beQleitet
Oon Dem Prteiter, itberen 9Gritte8 ben Sal
gen. Dfe1er 6etgte ttefe Reue, MurrQu be.
funoete, oaB er obne 6urdlt iterben lpolIe. l(uf
Die 6rage, ob er nod Gtuas 81 iagen babe,
erptoerte Dturrap: Dgein" Mtsger iprad)
e!e 9offn1Hg auf cine beiiere 3utunit aus.
Frlelter uno S1erlfI traten nunmebr alb uuO
Der gestcre oriidte gletd] naAber bic Neoer,
Die Plattform iiel, uno 0tur4ap un0 afener
ld)pebten Smlidlcu i6immeI mo Groe. Mtur-
rap farb itUll, Wteper Iangiamer. I8 9Rin.
lpdter nuroen bic 2eihen abgei9nitten lnO in
ole htreltteheubet SQr1e aeleQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-01-07

tpeldles aft Sage geben iollte. Die gusfiib-
ring oteler, ,lrbetSeitens beS Srn. Suds I'M.
terolleo aber onmos, oa linn Die Spra6e oes
Auttra9aeberS faf uuuerltdnbIiG mar unb Der
lelbe aud oen 3met bes Medanisnlus nid,t
9enllgeno angegeben bate. Am 9. MiGr; fam
Der amerifaner 3bomcS nd6 8ernbura All
9rn. SudIs, tbeilte Tim NIT, oaB er in gSien
9elpeleH mare, ulIo 0aB man ibm tort iomohl,
ME anoersno 9eIa9t babe, baB nur 6udS inn
Sfanoe mare, etn Sert, pie er eS miinihe,
ans3nfithren. s. uerlan9e, oaB Die ll1r sehn
Gage 9ebe, obne 3idperf, gan5 qerduid,Ios
arbette rnc oaB Der Deter, nelG)el nqd1 Nb=
laltt Der llbr anhlaqe, Die Strait eines 6ains
mers BON 80 BfuHO baben ieue. Yefraqt iiber
zen 3peG Der ubr, eruteberte Der 4merifauer,
er babe III Nmertfa iebr uiele 6abrifen, orr-
6h9tlh III SetoenDaartn, uno Der neue Wte,
nanlsnluS loue auf einnlal tauieuo Taoen
3erretBen. 0le ubr niiiie i'm Gpril fertiq
lefu. Den %reis liellc er ieinem @rmelien all
letln. Ser Amertfaner lieB au1 sur belieren
SerltdnOtguug cine MpOeQubr (0ie in gSleu
Gn9efertt9t par) 5uriif Im 20. Iprit reii'te
6l1d)6 NIT letnem inswli6en polleubeten 8ers
te mad, yelpilg uno traf III Dem perahreneten
Nefee5oouS, ,oemy ostcl bePoloane," 0cn Sbo.
'SyttS NkPlNtSL rluIlt Uup SNeIL
nad] allen Seiten, bordlte nit Der qr0Bteu
SSor9talt, freute fidaPo oaB Die ltbr 10 gerduld=
los arbeite, unb lieB ben Sebsr ipielen, oeiieu
gtteoerid,la9 gletf Dem zines SanmerS BON
orelBtg Biuno wtrfte uno snar 10 fart, oaB
0aS Sourater Oe8 polirten Sli6es, .pcrallf Die
llbr ltano, ablpraug. Die llbr bate, ruie be-
!teut, elneu 2aHf bon Sebn Gagen, eln Utets
lterltad, Osiien auSfiibrung Dem 6uas sum
erten ytale gelnnseu mar; Senn er bate bis
loaBtn nur Serfe, peldle bO9fen5 ad1t Gage
lang 9lngeu, 81 StanOe 9ebra9t. Stutt Der
oerlanaten 100 Sbaler sablte Der GbOmas 125
2baler nno spar orei Stiid 1O0=Dtartl9elne
uno einen Sbaleri9eiu. alS iest MN
elne telegrapbti9e Oepeihe Der ,,MaQbeburz
9tfen 3etlun9" Den 9amen Oes Ytifietbaters,
Der bas entleBltde llubell III Sremerbapen
dngerldltet bate, nad) 8erubura bradte, Der.
9lld) 6r. 6uds oenielben nit Der uon benz
amerltaner tbm gegebeaen Sarts, fanb bic
ytanen Sletdllauten0 unO fonnte MN nl1t
mebr I'M 3melfel Doriiber eiu, pehem 3mets
te leIae ubr 9epient batte. 3bomas ittute
etne Seltellun9 BON 20 auoereh iold)er llbr
merle IN AuSiiht, menn paS erlte 'fd be-
pGbrte."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-01-07
Scrmii6te. teleGrapBiId)e GeSe

- Die 0ampier ,Gresceut &itp" mo
rStot2sman" fumen geltern, Gritercr bon l5as
uanna unD geBtercr pom mlttepGhGli1en
Nteere, in gtem. s)orf On.
Sob erDfiuete gelteru in giep.DOrf Su
1929.
-@Ouuerneur &onnOr iiberianbtc gefern
Der 9eiebgebuug bon @eorgia ieiue SOh6u't.
9oraus erbcat, OnB Die igationeniAulb
ots StaateS uon 81 ,088, 400 inI Iesten Sabre
0nt S5,9l9, 400 9epid1eu lit, uber nab Abz
Su9 anOerer. 9emuAten 3ubIunsen iid that
lod)lth auf $5,272 ,688.28 perminoert hat,
Der @puoerReul betobt Die Centennial 6eiel
nuS befiirWOrtet Das- RainesPrObibitIOs
| leg.
Der mad Spu9sSUHS HRO 9OfUbsmt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-01-07
Ytii9cIet 3tpcicr 0l0O0faten tn
etnent SeCtd1tsSaaIe~

Ut EN- y B :, 4. San. = 6ente VtorQeu
9erietben itd I'M @rimiualgeri9ts Spei ao0o.
taten IN bic 6aare mo blduteu ItdJ 5um@Qu.
blum Der gnpeieubeu meibltdl Sur6. MG6=
reH0 oerSderiff oa3miiden Iprang, I'M SIRE
cen gu fttlteu, iflid iih Der 8erbrcaer,
meld1er gerape pro3eiiirt wurOe, trotoem er
5anoi4eleu auhatte, in aIlef Stiue tauon
uno entfam. Der 8i6ter itidte Die bclOen
aouOtaten ms @efdugurB, nieieIbeu muroen
9ber beute gtahmittag 9egen 3aBlung elmer
@elbbufe entlaiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-01-07
Selesrap1ii6e Sepeide1t.
Der 5gnatllitmaMtt SBpm0S Mtt0
NRH SrffasAScN tAnLtAc

Y
NeW . orf, 4. San. Der Bolt,ei-
@apltdn Senueog mnbe beute benddrlhttat
o9B man I'M &agcrbQnle ain Bier Jir. 50, no
Die 9ampter Der g8bite Star 2tnie" laoeu,
elne uerOGftt9e 6ol;flite geiunoeu babe. Scr
@apttGn uuteriu6te Die Sadle uuo erfnhr,
Dap Ole Stite nit benz 0ampier ,@eltic" am
"a. Sttober blerbfrgebra6I tuur0e. Der
0ampfer fubr an IA. Sftober bon Qluerpool
a6, uno am Gage Dor Der abfabrt eri6ten
SSH. &. 3bomaa, Der 9pnumttmann BON
Sremerhapen, welGer 8aTage auf Dem 0pfr.
n@elttc" 9enommen bate, uno braC1te Die
&llte. @r lagte, Oiclelbe entbalte $4,000
@olo, nm ulnltte tie Sum oolleu g8ertbe Ill
OetltderH. Dtan iagte Tim, 0aB fciue Ser
ll4erln9 uotlmeuDig ieI, 0a bic 6iite in einem
lpe6lellen 0taurle tcS Dampfer8 lider aufbe.
maArt roerbe.
@lel45eltt9 la9te man ibm, bag er Die
site Dor Der Seritderung inipi;ren lafien
mulle. 0telem lptoerlebte er h,uno bielelbe
mnroe III oem tdleren 9eIaIie Dt8 0ampIers
ltlIter9turadlt. 26omas befanb lidl ais 8aiz
la5ttr auf Dem 0ampfer Settle" unS ais
ote Slte 9tlanOet muree, ldgte er oem Boil,
beamteu, lie cut5aite Yatronen iitr eiqenen
@ebraudl, 0a er cine 9roBe SaQOpartle in
oen UeltlldleH StaQtGn MAIDEN meroc.
Gr fpiinIdte Die 4iIte i'll Den 2aQtrraum all
lttlIsn nno meroe iie III einlgen Gagen abbo.
len; CT fam 0ber ut9t WleDer, uno 10 ItQuo
0ie site bis gum beutt9eu Gage. als oit
Seamten Der gluts BON Der &ataitropbe IN
SrerHerbapen bDrten, Gahten iie meoer on
oIe oergef'ne SUITE; man 6ffrete bieielbe unp
tan0 IN Defielben cine 5meite Siite hit pier
Safen 8Ogelounit.
0te &tre mar BON Gannenbols, atsr in
wen0I9 nit Stabl befleiOet; tie mar fart uer=
na9elt mo nit eiicruen BGnneru bciflaqen.
- Wtan bat ausgefunoen, OaB 3bOmaS am
"a. Sftober ein 3immer i'm n5tftb aueuues
9otel" nabm un0 orel Sage bort mobute,
woranf tt pie6er nad) europa Suridfebtta.
Die &Lite 1T lekt in Nsa .0dnOen Der Gpllse1.
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Ste @tcezSr6fIOent,tr, rep. Yr6ti.
ocntnr oeS &un0es SenateS.
9aS SG)iGial SSerrD'S tuaDrs
Sf)ctuLtGl beiie0eIt%

'8 htn9to 6. San. - 0as nit Der
8e9utattuH8 Der 6rage betraute Brtptleg-
uuo 8obl &onltte bcs Seuates bat beute
WtOr9en init . ge9en Sttmmeu enti6teoeu,
eiueu o0bin lautenoen 8eridjt einsubriugen,
oaB e8 inHerbalb Der neutrality-suspicious. BE.
fugniB oe8 Scnate8 berubt, eincu neuen i'll
tertmtttiheu 8rdiiOenten 3u erudblen, penn
eieles i'm Nunide Der Dtebrbett be5 Seuats
liesen ipllte. 8a5 Gontite eutbGit iid) aller
@mpIeblungen iiber Die 9lGtbIid)feit eiue8
ioIdJen Sd)rlttaS. DEM 8eriAte ittnmen Die
Senatoren 2SaOleiab, Witheu, Cameron bon
BtScouiin unO Mc0filan, iGumtild 6es
publttau,r, bel, bogegen fno Cooper uuo
Iterrtmuu, 0emofraten. (@8 lit ntdlt un~
wahriheinli6, OaB Dem 8eritte rer SerIu6
auf o,m 6uBe fOlgeH wirO, antbOnp BON
RboOe> S8laue nit Der BrdTOentur Su be-
trauen.1
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Gin amS8ctra8cner Set ii9er. -
Ser &n1bc tt st. 2llbaMs Nid)t
Charlie R a s.

SOltOn, 3. San. - @iue 0epei4e BON
ct. 2nban8 meltet, baB Der Suabe, pe!6cr
itd &barle 6OB nennt unD ntld)er 10 groBe
4ufregun3 inter Der Onrtlgen Seu0lterung
berpOrrief, ni9t @barlle STOP lit, ionoern uOn
Dem BOlmeiiter III DtIlforO, N.sS., als Stm=
mn Ylunhurh iNentifi2frt nl1rhp
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&eHeI GtpIOftpt. = Werlnit bon
WieuIG1euIcbF11~

@tnctnn att, 5. San. - Der 0ampf=
feiitl elmer SGgemiible an tpelt=oirginiiGe
ufcr res Ohio, Meilen unterbatb @all1poz
liz, CrplOOlrte beule Dlorgen; Swct NiGnner
Dnroen ant Der StelLe getDotet unO Slpet Anz
Nprp 1pirhr nprIptt
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Sunl SpOc Ucrilrffcitt.

Spracuie, N,<Y., 3. San. - Onen
Qilbiap, Der WGrOer oes Irancs u. Goblin,
muroe beute gum Seoe oerurtbetlt. Setue
6inrlAtunQ fin0st am II. Gebruar ftQtt.
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WinfN in GSnn0Nn.

. a m lton Conn.,, 8. San, - 6eute
Ror9en 80 ubr wurOe gtcliOn Niu8, eiu
alter uuo geodteter Sitrger III or &m9itr.,
bon Dem DteeJer Dti6Gel W&c@onneu erltO=
den. Ntc@onHeu beftubet iid) in Sait.
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1850, 900 fur ole SafNtars2lms=
ttcLlltltG.

g8ai btngtou 6. San. - 0a8 con-
greitOnelle Centennial &omite bat 6eute Wor=
gen etnittmmig etncn gtietentpUrf eiuba.
ribtet, lueIfer cine 8eriututgung oor 81, :
100000 fir Die Ybilo0elpbia'er 9Seltau8itels
lung ma9t. Ytan mill Oeriu4en, bic Bill
nad Der SOrfrage an 9tOutuge i'm Inter
h0nls 6ur Anuahme III brinaen.
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Ser llnter8aa8 oes Sampfets

Der D0euti1e &etAsanSeiSer" bonn IA.
2eiembsr iareibt: r2ie TRIAD: ~bss gerlu.
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Sie WndensWussatr
oss ,,ptntfbsn Gurrt(ppnSsatsn," i"
seraHs3s9ebtn bon q. Gatnc,
Baltimore, Wp.,
~I&,tut ieben 5reitas 0ioroen.
SIGttnt ieben 5reitas 0ior9en.

@rtts: Sortofrci nod irscub einem l9eile Der Ser
ete0ttR unb 9oRobas 1870, uaS europa s5.O0pro
Sahr, I'M Is Boraustabtbar.
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9cutfdyIan0,

2onoon, 6. San. = Die yYuu Rou.
@asette" relOet Ill clHer SpeSialoepeid)e ais
Berlin, b0B Die hal5amtlid]en Sldtter Der
Weluung Gusoruf gebeu, OaB Die ultramOnz
tame GppOItton gegen bic Iegterung weient.
lid abuebme. Qte ultramontane g@rma~
uta" crfldrt OagegeH, oaB bleie 9lunabme etue
grun0loie iet. O9te Intervening inter ben
Staat in Dem Sinne, ruie Oeielbe BON Preus
Ben QeiorOert miro, uioeritreitet ben 6uuoa=
mental =@uuuoiGeen Der 8irde uHO fam me-
mails GeWGbrt merben."