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A friend OF democratic Ieanings sends us
the following TO show that Tilden Will be
the next President. As this may possibly
be an off-year In the sequence, or 'dispensa.
fion," IL may, perhaps, not be safe to bet
very wildly ON the recurrence OF the event
this time
ga remarkable fact concerning the Presi
dents OF the United States.
1. Washington-had no children,
2. Adams had
3. Jefiels son had
Il. n adiSOn-had no children.
.. Monroe had
Adams had
4. Jackson-had no children
2. Van Buren, had
3. Harrison had
l. Poik-hRd no children.
2. Tay lor had
3. Pierce bad
I. Bucbansn-had no children.
2. Lincoln had
;. Grant had
l. T1Jden- bad no children.
Consequently, following the above re
ma 7 ks bic dispersation OF events, he will be
IneIrext President"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

The Bangor Rhl9 is in session OF a III.
erary curiosity In the shape OF "The New
School History of the United States" writ
ten from southern stand point. The rebel
Hon IL dcnominated "Ihe Sectional War;
and Mr.. Lincoln "the sectional President"
Gen. Butler, according TO this veracious his
tory, received the name of Beast" by the
common consent of Europe and America.
jackson, who shot Col. Ellsworth, il ga
patriotic martyr while Ellsworth is char
acterized ASA famous rough" 1t is to be
hoped this book il not generally used In the
schools Of the south as IL probably is moi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

1t is stated that Gov. Tilden's letter on
southern claims has given great often ce in
the state OF Missouri TO a large class OF per-
sons, formerly rebels, who have obtained
from the state certificates OF Indebtedness
amounting TO more than a million of dol
lars- These claim certificates are not paya-
bic by the state until they have been pre-
scented to the United States government ana
the amount allowed and paid to the state
COZ La claimants. The democratic state
committees Of Kentucky and Mississippi
have, however, shown their appreciation Of
the situation by telegraphing TO Gov. Tilden
their endorsement OF his letter. 1t IL be-
Leved that the democratic committees OF
other southern states will follow suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

The District OF CoIumbia already takes
rank a. the seat OF the inventive genius of
the country. The annual report OF the Com.
missioner OF Patents embraces a tabular
statement showing the number OF patents
issued during the year TO each state and ter
ritory, and the ratio between the patents
issued and the population. Very naturally.
having the largest population, New York
received more patents than ANY other
state-3,01. Next to New York comes the
great state ofPennsy lvania, with 20i; next
MASSACHUSETTS, with SIC: next Illinois with
Loss; and next Onio. with 1. O9I patents But
the proportion Of patents to population is
more significant. In the preceding report of
the Commissioner Connecticut led the list,
with the District OF Columbia following. but
the report for the entire year OF 1875 r5verses
the order and places the District in the van.
In the District the table shows That patent
was issued 20 every obs, and IN Connecticut
To every I61 OF the entire population. Mass
achusetis stands third In the list, the pro
portion being one TO every 80. Rhode Island
follows with one to every 9i3. The least in
ventive state, as shown by the table, is
Arkansas, which received but one patent ID
every I4.oi2 OF her population.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

A campaign paragraph is going the rounds
10 the effect that while the population of
Vermont has increased but i've per cent.
since 1850, the total expenses OF the state
since That time have Increased from 500 900
to sil6 600, or loo per cent the criminal ex-
penses have grown from SIS 600 TO S52 600, or
ii per cent; and salaries and stationery
bills have increased in q like ratio. This
statement is not complete without mention
ing the fact that the state is out OF debt and
has handsome surplus in the treasury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

II Governor Iilden Is not elected il will
not be rom lack OF effort on his part. Gov
erner Hayes ATTENDS quietly TO his oricial
duties, but Governor Tilden supplement. his
with the labor OF personally directing And
managing his canvass for the Presidency.
The Albany Josg7iQ says that he has not
been at the state capital for nearly two
months. The Governor evidently believes
with Miles Standish, that II you would have
Anything well done you must DO II yourself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

The Impression is becoming more aud
more general that as goes New York so will
90 the Union on the Ith proximo. Since
1851 the democrats have carried the state
nine times and the republicans seven. 10
1861 The republicans carried the state by the
Iousipg majority of 109,7I2- Next year the
democrats carried 10 by 1882 majority. IN
1868 the republicans carried the state by
%. iO5 majority, and again In 1864 by $40
majority. From 1861 TO 1870 the democrats
carried the state oy msjorities ranging from
10000 10 As COO In ls1i they carried II by
$3.50 and last year by but $40. majority.
These figures show great fluctuations, and
that the state IS not a very safe one to lay
wagers on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

II is the impression among prominent
post Office officials that the commission pro-
vided for by Congress TO investigate the SUBJ
Ject Of rail way mail transportation will take
strong grounds, in their forthcoming report,
In favor OF the re- establishment OF fast mail
trains, and viii support their recommends.
lion By the best evidence of their necessity.
The business men OF the country, especially
tnose OF the south and west, urge their re-
estAoilsnment, and IL is quite possible that
congress viii renew the service. This can
not be done until the claim Tor increased
compensation is conceded, when every IA
ciiity u promised by the railroad compa.
Iies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

The New York Herald is never happy un-
less IL can get up sensation of some Kind
Its latest attempt in this line is an endeavor
10 show that If Peter Cooper could get the
vote Of any one state the Presidential cleo
ton might be thrown into the House OF Rep
resenatives. 1t even suggests that the
Hayes and Wheeler men in Indiana may 60
over TO Cooper and Carey. Possible, but ex-
tremely improbable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

NJ. Du Sonerard, the chief commissioner
Of France 20 the Centennial Exhibition, IL
will be seen by our kilograms, brands as a
forgery the letter imputed to him, charging
that the Centennial authorities have been
guilty OF arson, and that they connive with
Ihfeyas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

1t has been pretty well established that
the bite OF a mad cat VIII produce rabies as
well as that of mad dog. A case OF this
kind is reported Ia Jersey City, where a wo-
man bitten by a cat last August died the
other day with all the symptoms OF hydro
pbObia
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Reading Matter on Every Page

Average ssc0Sn Daily Circulation
erev 15,O0O,-oefnG moro fh0ss
three ffnses that Of amy ether
daflU paper Ia Washington, and
eQssaI to that Of all the other
daily papers fss The etfN s14e6
to1efher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

"New YORK - like Worisworth's brook
'for men may come and men may GO. but Ii
runs on forever 10 the great satisfaction OF
the politiclans VINO live on IT. Ne,O YOTE
Herald.
We are afraid the Herald knows more
about New York politicians than about
British poets, If II thinks Wordsworth wrote
ssThe Brook"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

II . b 3 n T.
l4os o. q. W, al mod, imps, II rooms 3 100 90
30 30 OF. q. mod. fmps., furn s rooms IS 90
1920 stu 81. W.. mod. imps., rooms......-. % ~
hle I'd st = mod i'm ps rooms .-........ 81 ~
st., bet Nth aud 1lst all m i'm. 10 re- 10 Oo
81. ", bet 6th and 7th. sil m in, II r. 100 %
81. q. W, bet % and 50, all mod I'm ~ IfS 20
As e, bet. ID 81, all IN. imp furn., II n $50 ~
l5i 81. %. O., mod fmps III rs.-.-..-......-. % %
Nth st n, W bet, and Z, mod. fmps., p Bm
Oorcorep St. Oct lSsh 18th, ell m In, IL soon
st, bet 9Th sud 10Th, all mod. inps, Is r. loo %
New JERSEY ave , near Capitol. N. i'm, II rs IS Sc
az New Jersey ave-. all mod imps. n 70 90 ss
400 New Jersey ave, all mod. I'm ps., 10 % 90
l.. II. FITZHgGH,
ocb In 624 Louisiana avepue.
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II and cheap sHOEs ts at w sELBYs. ~.
Momtn,s IoIed and Plain Caters, 81 up:
mems Pebble Grain Button ) / so to o. So -
Mit.e:' do 81 to q; Ladies FoLed Button,
Cbildrens School thoes, Tsc. to q IS; Mems Co a.
gress, Sl1 and eito. tsood;lI case Mems Bro
Boys do, els to % Nos 19l4-l9l6 Panna
syepus. between 18th and 10Th sts. octS0-tr
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A. 5. BARNES s. CO,
HAVE rUsr pUs1tsHE,
BATTLES OF THE REVOLUTION.
with IOHoMsshie.l IIius's.,isn. and Professional
a. p5ofessSr Ct niiit.,y ssienss 3. wse.,h Uni
1s. Ssis'S :s. eS.1 - Tsh'
calf, %. Full Turkey morocco, SIf.
PRINCIPLES AND ACTS
OF TEE n RsyoLgIlON IL .AMBsInA. Con
eS 2. S " atoms and Prossedings With
9s 70 ne hs,. nsvcluticna,y PERIOD 81 HEzgsIAH
g, p. Cloth, o. LIBRA, style, 81 $40. Hair
s9 %s CA hardly e to
ton. - to, Presidssf hesrs Wilson.
III AND lls WILLIAM sT8EET,
1t sEw YORK.
SELLING OFF.
SELLING OFF.
CLASS FALL AND ~IhTER DLY SODS,
By
wv. COLLEY.
a CuRNiR EIGHTH STREET AND MARXEr SPACE,
FOB THE NEXT 90 DAYS ONLY
Owing 70 the depressed condition of bcsiuess and
hsVtla much TOO large stock In store, I propose
tell = cut, As above stated, at greatly csd
prices, WITHOUT reserve, ard mauy at less than cost
OF Importation.
Black Cashreres very cbssp: Msrinoes.
black Alpscss, very cheap; Fine Mohsirs.
BACK eilks. very chem. Colored Silks.
Leefes handsome 10th CIOaks and Staxls, cheap.
- ell stock OF Cloths ard Oassime res, Blankets,
htd SPREADS, Fiaopels S1eetiogs, Table Linens,
Saps1rs and Tovelinas; with 3 sepe al stock Of
staple 0oocs dapfed to he OF families, AMI
they are invited to examine his stock before buy
Ing elsswh here
~ All goods sold warranted as represented, and
fair dealing may be Ie,ied on. at
(OLLEI'S,
octS0tr sol corner Ssh ar Market Spa,e.
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"REPMUDA ISLANDS"
FAVORITE WINTER RESORT,
Reached in about seventy hours from New York.
Thirty hours after leavilg sew York ths >es1nk
Gulf Stream 10 crossed, fmpassable AtEER
barrier TO frost. putting the traveller in@zz1
the bslmy stmes Dhere Of . southern climate.
Steamships "OAAIMA" and "BERMUDAr will
rrn between NEW YORK and ii AMILTON, Der
mpda, weekly, In APRIL, NAY and JUNE, and
fortnightly during the balance OF the year. con
ne citing with CuAard cleaners ct Bermuda for st.
Thomas and all point In the West Indies.
Gall on Agents for Illustrated Pam phlets, infor
QUIsIC AND GULF PORTS STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
COOK, son = JENKINS, Agents,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

FINEsY PROPERTY IN WAsHIN6rO,
FOE SALE
II ROOMs. PRICE, Ella 600.
TERMS TO SUIT.

INQUIRE on premises. octs I'm
GRTYHTSs stern wheel Sta iH as HI aPepo.
es nj ! s.ss'n S'r:s ,AiSs
a oR sA L \.
We offer the following Ii.t of Upredsemed p,sas..
s.d Sorni:ion Goods At great bargains. ESsry
NAIOhl -, IN solid gold or silver cases, Anerf
OF u. :o Sdl 8, Il and Is kara, gold.
R!nds, he best .s.Ort sent 10 the city.
BEk1ACthEfs, solid gold or hlled, every size.
STUDS, ever hind, solid Il and Is karat gold.
Sk6ssFs S VA edis az. sysT R dssisn ,r
LOOkETs, Lsdys or Gentlenan's, OF rich de-
PINS, every kind, new and second hand.
GHo6Hs 70 ms.on sSs Pin: or seSarste
slLYiR Or Silver. Plated Ware
and Sss .sd spS S.Ds
sE!6LySR s. from s. Is 70 SIS sis. all kind.
SksIs, gold beaded and . fs. otsers,
to describe All we ak Is ar forGa
similar goods to insure . ready sale. Gan and en-.
s. GOLDsTEiH co.,
Ioaa dad Conmlssion Boxes,
oep0 6 Northeast corner 10th and d streets.
~ paid Al very low rate. ali Kind: q o. O Sc
Hs Eoo% .o,G s.Ds sn
LOB bALE-stock and efItures Of 40 estabii.heo
DRY GOODS BUSINESS, in one Of the best 10.
s.Ittis' in the city. Address BUsIHsss Bo. 10.
$50 fSSs II sTqgs
WI WIT, tel SoOk ssn 'p1 Iaom' of "
JOHN HICKLIN0 90,
M oH1H TO OAA.
$4,000 20 loan on choice real estate, In sums OF
from $50 10 l,D00 q and 10 De9 cent. interest.
few sums ct Der cent IL from O. 0oo 20 20 go.
B. ii. WARNER,
DAru corner 7th and streets.
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FOR SALE.

tNOB fALE-rvo very hne sets Of hands-moIy
II mounted and stitched double and single HAR-
nLee, made ts order sod nearly - good ss new.
LOB sALI-A verv bspdsOmey h.isned gsutie-
u naDe English DOG WAGON latest style. with
ioar sprns. ss Soed as new, only used fe. tinss.
WsGQks:-SH .eoopd-hsDd tvo- horse Concord
~ E.G. WHEkLER, 7th and SIS,
ENoR eALE-A handsome HORsR, suitable Tor
1926 street porfhv est. oct2s s. ~
EoR sALE-splsD pair OF BLOoOID
IL MARfs; can travel fast, suitable for ~
GU. Apply to DCkCAkscN BIOS, yth and ID
streets. Oct7s 81
EoR sALE-one SHAM ENGINE aud BOIL
avenue.
oct27- ST. JOHN w LAWRIE,
LOB sALE-A pair OF Inc Bay Coach HOssks,
Carriage. st 0LCOTrs Livery Stable, IoN
street, between 18th and 10th sts. oct36 w
LOB sALE-A MAGNIFICENT PARLOR SUITE,
600; nearly new. Viii be sold very low. Asply
10 southeast corner Sth and ID sts. NV. octI7 ~
TARRIAGEs, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGE
nent OF latest style OF Carriages, Oou Pee, Y&CIk
hookawsys, J ump- sests, Park Phstons, -
yasgers, TOP and No Tor RuRRfes Also. several
1ne second hand Panel Carriages spd Buggtes on
hand q p. ID sOH6fTf COS,
nAris-r Ne. sIs 18th ST. bet. ana ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

THERE Is A PHILOSOPHY
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PERSONAL.

II ADIEs-For invaluable Instructions 20 hoe
Ii 10 live true, hssthful. and beautiful life. and
make the 80 best Of life ~ 10. enclose No
cents to Or. Bomkine, care Of Box AL, WAXING
ton. II. e.. octIats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

GEORGE G. HENNING,
oct1s-n llO sBVBUTH STRBBT.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-21

Scbn /! Rufea rptr benn an cieSGnere
Sensmutter, bte 70 8ldtenp bic Oermebr>
uns ibrer 3tnber pinlGt be ttren Ses
1u6 lieben. Bitten mir fe un, Rraft
unb Nuepauer, un, ben Nef unleres Sc
bers 40 Yerbrtneen In 4reuer Grfiaune
unierer pflidten unD In BEN fefenGnt'
l6IuB, bte ). Nedte Der RtrGe 40 l9irs
men. Ebut 70, meiie lfeben Ginber, iG
nil ee NIT eu6 tbun.
Der 6err iegne BITE beiben bfer ans
treienren ebrwirofsen 8riber unD tbrt
Dt5eeien ; er leene eu6 ale unD euerl
Gamiltsn ; Ct ieBne SarpYen. bamit Cd
i6 unter Gem 9duB pee b. Gran3 Don
Gales fets Der Beilptele unp 2ebrer
oteles 5eilte.n, bee Offers unb beretebl
ertnnere. ST fesne Granfrsib. er Ct
leu@te unb ftdrfe Go In ietner fGrterts
gen Gage. Gr fesne aud bteles uns
8lIfliAe Stalten, bamit 60 ni6t ldnee,
ben Gnerifsn elmer Secte ausseieBt fet
welbe beieelt III bonn @eife bes Nnti6.
rift; ct 9ebe ben @uten ote &raft, rer
@lauben gu bepabren uno bic irpiibl
pilaerfabrt su ScQenpen unter rem
S@uB oes TreusesbolseS, wel6es al
lsi1 unS gum Sif9e fIbren fam.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-21

Der m6eli&Ren ausndsuns ibsrants
rrcrtet. ia 9ecpfert tpereen. Sb bte
berahwaG 1enpe arbeitsriueeno fribem
aettieel unp leiblihen @te@tbum rers
fdQt uno elenp rereirbt, timmert ben
@elclad nt@t. wsnn rtur pas Capital
m69lt6f arceen profit eiebt unp aes
Debit. @ir erinneru BIER aber barat,,
ooB btele Gabritarbeit Der 3tnper pom,
rein menldliben unb. natipnalenS tanps
pnnfte aus ablclut rermaRtG 1T. Dae
cte frib ausaentBten Gtnber ME sur
pollen Ieife eelangei1 unb aeitlebeus
S&wdblin8e bleiben, bat BE Grfab>
rune beretts rtelfa@ eelebrt. 60 purpe
eetace in oieitm Sabre IN Der S@mets.
chen unter 6inpets auf bie1e1 batlade,
elm 0eleB bur6beratben, tptldeS rie
Nobrifarbettel fur &inber unter arSlf
Sabren ablolut serbtstet. 8reilt@ bas
ben fi& aud pa rte Observation-Disclosures
tn Der Understanding NIT aQer
Wa6t coeeeen aeiemmt. aber re muee
ten Der fieseppen Ma6t Der nadten
Etatladsn unc Der 5fentltGen @sfs
nun9 tretden. GS purre al, per6anb
Oct Stattfit na@sewtelen, bas r,ebr ale
ote 5alfte Der au frdb benisten SueenD
uOr3sitis tn's @rab lnft, pper fhminb>
la&ttg elenp !cabin fe6t. 8On Der
berangewa&lenen mdnnlt6en Gabrttss
iu9eno fonute bios etn 0iertbeil fir
ben NilitdrDient tausIi@ befunOen
pereen. lno aneeii6ts FOLDER idretz
enper lbatladen MIL man I'm ubumas
men,, "liberalen" Deutidlanb biele
Sclaueret wieosr %etnfibren. Dtr bOf
fen, Der before, pom @eIoproBentbum
unanaefrdnfeite Ibetl oeS peutIden
Bottles werCe NIT aler Gntlhiepsnbeil
sesen cteie Betrebunsen 0srpabrune
einIeaen unD fie 81 u%erbtnpern wi6en,
Wereinsbpte.l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-21
3eitldnfe.
Gin ner RGd16rttt

Gin tnbumaner RafI@rttt
9n Dsutldlaub etebt f6 etne 8es
tpeeuns FUND, Der itrer Greunb erl
Menf6beit unb Ger Staat I'm be1pncez
ren Snterefe eletd TN Anfanse NIT
@ntl6tepenbett entae9entreten foIte. @s
1T ptes bic Beweeuns fir 3uIaFuna
pom SO Sabre alien Rtnbern au Gas
brifarbeiten. 8tSber mar bic Gabrif.
orbett Der &tncer pom 0eieb perpSnt.
@M bte peutlGe Snoufrte mud rem
@runplabe, nbiQtB urp i6IeGt", I'm
Au1eben uno @rcett 9etcmmer unb I'm
IusIonD nt@t mebr fonfurtren fam,
lOu pom Der nod btuteersn R~tnberarbeit
tn ben 6abrttsn 8ettun9 far bic Gabrts
fantsn unp goncurren3fdbtefett fcmren
uno BITE erteesenffebenren 8eRtmmuns
gen iiber S%tnDerarbet! fouer mad BEN
8elttmmuneen unD DanlGen BEG ltbe>
ralen GabrlfprCBentbums abeednoert
rerbsn. Deut1de Northumberland
fOuuen bereits NIT petittcneit an 8ts>
mord berau8eridt tn benerl Serlanat
miro, rab &naben unb WdpGen BON 8
bis 9 Sabren In ben Gnbriten be1ddfz
tt9t b. b. ausBebeutst unb eetfig uno
t6rperlt@ au @unfen Der ercBen Deloz
fddel rutnirt perben birfen. uno boS
lCu, mas nod beiuncers fGwer ius Sc
UtGt fault, ntdt bios fit Saearbeiten.
icnoern aud fir NaGtarbetlen Der GaQ
fetn.
Als onauitrebenbes Sbeal bielerSorte
pom Wenl&snfreunren rptro 8elaten
btnseRsat, 100 bic Spinner NIT ned
lellpen Arbettern Sag unb NaGt cbne
Hnterbre&ans arbeiten lalen unb 70
NIT oerlelben 8apttoIanlaee BET biuiae<
rem eSbnen Die 5dlfte mebr Y~erbteneu,
oIs tn Dsutl&lonO m5slfG TT. Gs TT
gut caB ote Serren 10 often beraHsrifs
fen, mas fe rrOIen uno erfreben. Go
9enlst tbnen lGDr nt9t mebr,baS aus
eema@Itne MenlGenmuteriol auf's
M5glidRe a~us3ubeuten uno ale Sc
benetrdfte wie cine @itrCne ous,uprefs
fen, ou6 idon Die sdtte1 Stnber, penen
fril&e Cuff unp 8ewe8un9 aur ~tDrperIis
den unc ssiRteen S%ntrtdeIuns ablolut
nCtbwenots tfiullen In Dte unseiunpen.
DumpfSen Ga~brifrdume 9eiperrt uno
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-21
Wutb unb maetcfen Grimm erfldren,
rpel&e CT In benz Rampf efsen Plus
VII. an ben Sag leste.--
(Gcrtebuns fclet.)
RatbDIiibe GDlDniem ia ga
LATINA.

l1eter Elm Sorberettstts prcjeft 3ur
GoIOniirunB bfS gelpbtsn 2anbes
l&rettt mon aus Hom: Der SGerpns
tore brtnet urter eer,leberlbrtft yGine
tatboltlGe unternebmune In paldaina"
Elm pom b. Gatsr 9enebmfetes proieft
oes Snsenieurs unp Ar6tteften 0rn.
pterpttt, welGeS bieier fbon felt 1854
ituetrte unb ausarbsitete. DaGelbe
bestsbt ft@ auf ben 8au zines 6afens
su Safa, elmer Itisnbabn Dol, Safa
mad Seruialem unb bic Nnlegung Ia
tbolil1er golonten in paldfina. 81.
pterptt sebt BON Der Mnidt aus, eab
oas Snters0t BET fatbpltldsn @slt fir
Die bstltsen Srte eth duBerf eertnees
fet uno BON Ru6en Grieden uuo pro-
teftanten beoeutenb ibertrpfen werbe.
ST bofTt baB mad M~usfibruns lstnes
planes bic fatbolilae @elt mebr als
btsber In Der Gage fein rperoe, In pa
lditina S6ulen, @ailenbduler SpRd>
Ier uno dbnlt6e w~obltbdtiee uno 'front.'
me Anfalten iu 9riinoen, urp errpartet
unterfiabune css unternebmens purG,
S!srus uno Vre1s. Ste pfcrte bat
Dur6 etnen German bic untsrnebmune
autOrtRrt unp eth Gomtte fiji cte Nuss
fIbrune TT f@on srnannt. Das pros
jsct 1T BON Der Congregation DC pros
pasanoa Gipe sepraft worpet uno bal
pen Sesen pes papfes erbalten. Iut
lief Plus TX. pur@ pis Congregation
pem Srn. YterOtti cine srOBe flbern'
WepatQe et~nbdnDtsen.
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lteber Dem 2amtbatG tm Setter.
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tie tn ben lebte1 3rpansie Sabren ,u
Gage setreten III unb bet ben 8eItauss
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unbeRrftten uabr, eaB SeRerrei6 eor.
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bdlfte, alS ODn Der Wefb1lfte res Gefz
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men, ffeben bic SteuaIeifuuaen Der
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bau, neil aabtl, Elm i&eres Steuers
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lOute es li9 empfeblea, bab bic Staate=
perpaltun9 aus fscalt16en Snterefrn
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mad bteler Et&tuas TT bieber nod febr
rsnts 9eiteben. Dir baten ,trar
Observation-Disclosures 0ereine, bic BON
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rpirtbl1aftlfGe Danperlebrer lu .1en oas
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hem afsrbau btenftar at
ma6en.
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traaen bes 5ierretGtlGen BauerS aeoerl
Neuerung lino iepo1 aue oie(e
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prdmte stn lsbs interefautes unb BE-
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