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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-13

IroI'cm / Edward and Rufus have marbles,
all of uniform size. Rufus has Al more than
rows, that the number OF rows will precisely
equal the number of marbles in each row. >.
Edward marbles exactly fill a three inch cubic
box. What is the diameter of one of the mar
bles
Problem H. The base of an isosccles triangle
is II what must be the length of each OF the
two equal sides, so that the sum of the square of
the three sides shall be perfect square
Required the shortest possible solution of each
OF these problems, accompanied by II cicar de.
mohi@ratioH Of the mathematical correctness of
the work.
Black Horse, Hartford County Md.
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There were over 251 900 paid admissions
to the Centennial exposition, on lust Thurs
day week, Pennsylvania's day. These with
the exhibitors. employees, &c, who were
present, made a grand total of nearly 2G3 900
persons gathered together in the Centennial
enclosures. The largest number at any
previous international exposition was at
Vienna, one Sunday, when 1929 persons
were admitted.
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PROCEEDINGS OF TIE COMMISSIONERS -
The return made by John +. McComas
Joseph Hanway and VIM. r. Clark, Examin
ers, was confirmed, and the road from the
Joppa road to the Little Gunpowdcr near
Franklinville was ordered to be closed as n
public road.
Archibald II, Adams was authorized to
put bridge over Deep Run, in the 9th dis
trict and put it in good and complete condi,
ton for public travel, for the sum of 500
The returns of james B. Preston, Benia-
min f. Carroll and VIM. 7. Clark was CON
| tirmed, closing the short road near Mrs.
Fresh's in list district
The following Judges of Election were
appointed for the several districts for this
! current year:
1st District-Wm. p. Taylor, J. Dallas
Everitt and Caleb p. Spiccr.
Cd District-George f. Walker, Thomas
Cord and VIM. u. Silver.
3D. District John Richardson, John f.
Spicer and Thomas Armstrong
4th District-James Hope, Wm Roberts
and Richard f. Bishop,
9th Distrct-R. Lamar Mccain, p. c.
Savin and VIM. A. Cook.
9th District-John j. w. Taylor, Il. s.
Adams and John B. Coae
Adjourned to meet on the 23d instant
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Hon. j. Morrison Harris addressed a
Republican mass meeting at Taneytown
Carroll county, last saturday week. AT the
same time it is reported that he will vote
for Tilden and Hendricks.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
To Judges of Election and Voters of Iar-
ford County.

N accordance with the requirements of the
i Code OF Public General Laws, hereby
give notice to the Judges of Election and to
the Voters of Hartford county that an Elcc.
ton will be held on
Tuesday, 9TH Of November, 1876,
at the usual places of voting in the several
election districts of Hartford county, as fol-
lows:
In the LIST Election District at Abingdon
In the I'd Election District at Halls Cross
Roads.
In the 3D. Election District at Bel Air.
In the 4th Election District at Jarrctts-
Vile
In the 9Th Election District at Dublin.
In the 9th Election District at Havre de
Grace.
And the election to be held is for the pur-
pose of electing gentlemen to fill the follow
ing offices, viz:
Eight Persons as Electors for President
and Vice President of the United States.
One Person to represent the Second Con-
gressional District of Maryland in the Con-
gress Of the United States.
"a The polls will be open at o'clock A.
M. and close at 6 o'clock p. M.
GB- The Returning Judges are required
and directed to make their return on the Sec
ond day Thursday following the election to
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Hartford
county, and also TO the Governor of Mary
land.
oct13 G. VIM HANWAY, Sheriff
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LARGE YIELD OF WHEAT.-Mr. Corbin
Amoss, of the fourth district, we are inform
ed, has had great success in the yield of his
crop of wheat. He had in about II acres,
and although he has not yet finished thresL-
ing, yet judging from what he has threshed
his crops will yield him in all about 600
bushels, or at the rate of So bushels TO the
acre. Mr.. Amoss is one Of our most enter
prising farmers, and is becoming largely in
tercstcd in the dairy business. His wheat
was Fultz, and the ground was heavily boned
and posted; also applied with the drill
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."Punctuality is the hinge of business" In
families where DIR. BULBS Cough Syrup is kept,
there is never n case of absence from school or
business on account of Coughs, Colds, or Sore
Thront
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VIM ID Barlleson, John B Roe Geo G. JEFF
fiery, John Ward, Jr, Frank Whitaker, John
Robinson, VIM Il Clark, Wesley Whitaker,
Octavian Whitaker, Geo J Finney, Henry F.
Willis, Andrew Walter, Leonard NJ Wheeler,
Haviland Hull, Charles w Norris, Patrick
Dunnigan, Charles Waters, James Wake
land, Edward II Beaman, VIM G IIayland,
John III Barrow, Parker l. Forwood, John
Lochary, Edward T Monks, Robert f. Han
ma, Abel ID. Wilson, Geo A IIeuisler, Caleb
Moore, John Clark.
Fourth DtStI1ct-Joln II Jackson, VIM T.
Anderson, Jos E Ashton, John Fletcher Jas
Gilbert, Geo Lennon, John r Kirllwood,
Lewis King, ST., Jacob Fife, B Il Dcvoe,
| Woodward, George w Clark, Peter f Cas-
sery, VIM G Carroll, Charles w Gossage,
VIM b Upton, Edward II Prigg, Thomas
Gross, Andrew Turner, Daniel Turnbull
Lycias Rockhold, Washington Barton, Thos
IL Nelson, VIM jarrett, Samuel Arthur,
John Shaw, A Wiley, JOS w Butler, Mich
olas ID. Amos, Abraham Durham, Thomas
Kennedy, Corbin Taylor, Lloyd Calder, Silas
Baldwin, Jesse Pocock, Richard Il Harkins,
Alfred Garrettson, Thomas II Wiley.
FIFTH Dtstrict.-B G w Cunningham
John w Massey, Samuel Forsythe. james
Bennington Samuel Y Love, John Rousey,
james Powell, Geo Jones, Jacob b Kelly,
Newton McCourtncy, Andrew ToIbcrt,
Thomas Proctor, John Il Scarborough,
John w Scarborough, J VIM Galbrcath, W
Scott Whiteford, joseph f Wolthington, Ed
ward Hopkins of Lee, Joseph r. Hopkins,
Benjamin Pritchard, James Forwood, John
W Andrew, Henry r Walters, G r Glasgow,
John Keys, James Tate, DIR Slas Scarboro,'
Frank Rigdon, Carvi Hamilton, George
Forwood, Joseph Edge, Johns Ii Janney,
Henry S. Gorrcll Wilson Scarborough,
Joshua Rutledge, Samuel J Whteford, Jas
w GLADDEN., G G Gcrmon, Joseph w Famous,
William Booth.
Sirh Dist1ict.-John r Adams George II
Backey, VIM b Morgan, Thomas Saddler, Jr.,
John n Spencer, Jas II Price, Arthur Vos,
bury, John b. Coale, Robert Seneca, Mathew
Hewlett, Daniel Kenly, John Il Moore, Muir.
ray Nandiver, Thomas Young, John Boyd,
VIM Fields, Albert Lcpprr, Robert Green,
John Kelley, John 7 Russell
From the above list the following were
| drawn
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Tuesdays Elections.
Democratic Success i'm Indiana.
Radicalism Shaken i'm Ohio.
INDIANA SAFE FOR TILDEN.
West Virginia Democratic.

The election on Tuesday in the States of
Indiana, Ohio and West Virginia surpassed
in interest and Importance any election pre-
viously held before Presidential contest
Both sides put forth their mightiest efforts,
the Democrats to retain Indiana and the Re.
publicans Ohio; for as these States vote in
October so will they vote in November, and
the political problem is smplifed by ascer-
| tanning the value of at least two important
! factors.
In Indiana Blue Jeans" Williams will
have a majority of at least 1000, while the
Democratic majority on the rest of the ticket
will be much larger. This difference is &C.
counted for by the fact that the Republicans
sacrificed the rest of their tick ct for Harrison
their candidate for Governor
The result in Ohio is a Republican success,
bat their majority appears TO have been
greatly reduced. Barnes, their candidate
for Secretary of State, ran far behind his
ticket and there is even some doubt of his
election.
Altogether Tuesday, says the Baltimore
Gazette, was glorious day for the Democracy
All the forces under the control of the adj.
ministration were concentrated upon Indiana
and they have been beaten. In Ohio the
Republicans have barely held their own,
while the Democratic party has made large
and unexpected gains. 1t can no longer be
doubted that Tiden's chances are now much
better than those of Hayes, and as nothing
succeeds like success, this preponderance Of
| probabilities in Tildens favor will contribute
O new force to the canvass in his behalf
The battle will be transferred to New York
with the prospects greatly in Tilden's favor
The Republicans of the seventh district
of Massachusetts, it appears, can not stand
Ben Butler. Accordingly number of them
have bolted his nomination and put forward
Judge E. lockwood Hoar as their candidate
in opposition to the hero of Fort Fisher and
New Orleans. Judge Hoar is an intense Re-
publican, endorses Grants administration,
and supports Hayes and Wheeler. In his
letter of acceptance, however, he scarifies
Butler, but his words of rebukc will have no
more effect upon the oblique eyed Butler
than firing paper pellets at a rhinocerous
Judge Hoars candidacy will doubtless
bring out larger vote for Hayes and Wheeler
than they would otherwise receive, but we
do not see how it can fail to divide the Re.
publican vote on Congressman, and secure
the election of Mr.. Tarbox, the Democratic
candidate.
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Local Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS:

III FILE LOCALS:
Mr. John Young has been appointed
Clerk TO the Board of Control and Review
of this county, and has entered upon his du
ties
The correct apportionment for the pub
lie schools of Hartford county is announced
as 1891 60 for the white and $S0503 fol
the colored schools.
William Dampman, for number Of
years proprietor Of Dampman's Hotel, on the
Hartford road, died last week, after long ill.,
ness, aged about siXty-fve years, 7OaosO1a.
torn Union.
DR.. w. II. Montgomery, formerly OF
Hartford county, but more recently of Balti-
more city, has located ut West Bangor, York
county, for the purpose of practising his
profession.
Mr.. James w. Foster has purchased
from Capt. George w. Moore his handsome
dwelling on Union Avenue, nearly opposite
the NJ. E. Church, Havre lie Grace Price
paid, $4,000
Preaching at Dublin M. e. Church South,
next Sunday, October 18th. at 1Ot A. NJ, and
u p. NJ, by the pastor Rev. J. w. Steele
Special services every night next week, at
u p. NJ. You are invited
Mr. James A. Lyle, of Virginia, who
was recently elected Principal of Bel Air
Academy, in place of DR.. Matthew'S resign
ed, informs us that he expects to reopen
the school ON Monday next, October 10TH
The building is being repaired at this time,
and it is expected that it will he in readiness
by the time indicated.
Democratic mass meetings will be held
at Halls X Roads, on Friday, Oct. 27lh, at
3 o'clock, p. NJ, and at Havre de Grace, on
the evening of the same day, at 7 O'clock
Hon. Charles b. Roberts, Dr. Frank T. Shaw,
of Carroll county, and Frederick j. Nelson,
of Frederick county, will certainly be present
and speak. A number of other speakers are
also expected. There will also be meeting
at Halls X Roads on the nth inst
"A fine hickory pole, 90 feet in length,
was erected in front Of the Court House,
Bel Air, yesterday week, by the Bel Air
Tilden and Hendricks Club. 1t was sur
mounted by new broom, emblematic of the
manner in which Hayes will be swept from
the political sky in November, and also of
the clear sweep which President Tilden Will
make of corruption at Washington, after the
4th of next March,
MIR. Pfeifer, who lives near Bel Air, sends
us specimen ofswect potatoes, raised by him
this year, which for size can scarcely be cx-
celled. Oneof them weighs over four pounds
Accompanying these was n sweet potato vine,
containing six fair. sized potatocs-all the
product of one plant Justice Legoe also
left at our office last week some fine spcci-
mems of Southern Queen sweet potatoes OF
his own raising.
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ID | e ID.

BOND.-In Baltimore city, on the morn.
ing of October 1st, at the residence of his
son, j o. Bond, WILLIAM BOND, in the
11th year Of his age
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-, s-1y~ For Sale Cheap,-A new light Express
Wagon, with tongue and Shafts. Josiah NJ
Herman, Bel Air Mills, Winters Run iel6
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NOTICE.
Notice to Trespassers.

A Ii PERSONS are hereby warned
II NOT TO TRESPASS with Dog,
Gun or Trap, or in any manner whatever, on
the premises of the subscribers, as the law
will be rigidly enforced against al such tres
passers.
A. ID. Wilson, ]. G. Tucker,
II. Wilson, d. l.. Tucker,
Chas Whitaker, Samuel Tucker.
Howard Whitaker, Elisha r. Tucker,
Roe & Tucker David Gray,
Robert L. Martin H.. B. Twining,
John Ashton, James johnson,
May Martin, Isaac Mechem,
VIM Smiihson. oct13-3t
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Democratic Ticket

FOR PRESIDENT,
, SAMUEL }. TILDEN,
of New York
FOR yICE PRESIDENT,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
of Indiana.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS:
For the State at Large,
FREDERICK RAINE,
II. b. CARMICHAEL.
Congressional District Electors
LIST district-James U. Dennis,
Cd p" Richard j. Cuttings,
Sd VIM. Sheppard Bryan,
4th " Charles G. Kerr,
9Th d" Fendall Marbury,
9th Frederick j Nelson.
For Congress I'd Congressional District.
CHAS. IL. ROBERTS.
OF Carroll County.
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s13" llauling.-AlI kinds of heavy hauling
done, such as Hay, Grain, Coal, Store Goods,
Ne, by Carlisle IL Co, Bel Air. ielG
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETINGs.-Thc fol.
lowing Democratic mass meetings are an
nounced; At the Hickory, to morrow (Sat-
urday,) at 2 o'clock, p NJ, when large
hickory pole will be raised. A band of mu-
sic has been engaged, and several addresses
will be delivered by eloquent speakers.
At Halls Y Roads, on Tuesday, October
18th, at o'clock, p. NJ, II grand rally of the
Democracy of the I'd district will take place.
The meeting will be addressed by Hon.
Charles b. Roberts, Robert Godsborough
Keene and Charles p. Montague, besides the
most eloquent speakers of our own county
band of music will be present.
We sincerely hope that Democratic and
conservative voters generally will realize the
Importance of the present contest against
corruption in the administration of the fed
eral government, and show by their presence
at these meetings their earnest sympathy
and cooperation in n cause which appeals
with so much force and reason to every man
i'll the community.
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~ HStraycd from the subscriber, about two
weeks SINCE large spotted Steer A reward of
80 will be paid for his recovery. Information
may be left at TIE -EgiS office, or with the own.
er, p Howard, Bel Air Mills, Winters Run.
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.5g'"C lawson Seed Wheat, direct from Agri-
cultural Department. Also, prime Timothy
Seed, for sale by Robert +. Bovine. jy2S
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~ Came ashore, on the premises of the sub
scmber, Stony Point, Chesapeake Bay on the
18Th OF September, 1876, lot of Shingles, lot
OF Peach Baskets, Peach Boxes and Fish Boxes
The owner or owners of the above property are
notified to come forward, prove ownership and
remove them. II. l.. Taylor, Aberdeen, Har.
ford Co., Md. octl3 st
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FIRE AT MAGNoLIA.-About2 . o'clock on
Thursday morning of last week, Mr.. Charles
M. Knight, who lives at Magnolia, discover
ell that his barn and stable, situated about
sixty yards from his house, was in flames
and the fire had progressed so far that all at
tempts 10 save any of the contents of the
building were impossible. The building was
totally burned together with two horses,
q lot OF harness, farming implements, four OF
five tons of hay, &c The flames also de-
slroyed pig pen adjoining, containing one
hog, which was roasted alive, The stack
yard, also in close proximity, took fire, and
ten tons of hay and a quantity of wheat and
oat straw were destroyed The barn is sup
posed to have been set on fire by tramp,
who had gone into the loft to sleep, MS the
roof was first burned. The building was in.
sured for 5000, and its contents for $500 in
the Hartford county company.
The farm, containing 100 acres, had re-
Gently been sold by Mr.. Knight to Mr.. George
w. Brown, of Magnolia, and the loss of the
buildings will therefore fall upon the latter
MIR. Knights loss is upon the conicntsalone
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"a Strayed from the premises Of the subscri.
Der, Creswel, Hartford county, about the 18th
or goth of September q black and white boar
Hog. suitable reward will he paid for his re-
turn or for information of his whereabouts
b. Frank Hanway. oct13.2t
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We will publish business notices in this
column, not displayed, for cents per line
for the first insertion, and cents per line
for each subsequent insertion-seven words
to count line. No advertisement inscr-
ted as above unless prepaid.
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,ss" Wanted, Whcclwright and Shoemaker,
at TayloNvillc, formerly Charshces, near the
stone House, on Churchville and IIavre de Grace
road. Must be single men. Apply to James r
Taylor, llavrc de Grace. octG- st
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,451For Sale or Rent.-lIarkins' Shops
Whcelwright and Blacksmith Shops - with
Dwelling House and Lot attached, l mile above
the Hickory. Enquire of Geo. Y. Maynadler,
Attorney, Bel Air, Md. au1l
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~ Lost.-On Saturday afternoon, Scptcm-
Der 9th, on the road between Bel Air and Ores.
well, or in the ncighborhood Of the latter place,
small black morocco wallet containing two
ten dollar notes, an order and some Jury ccrtiIi
Gates. The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving it with Sheriff IINnway, Bel Air. scpl5
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-17
uno no6 ein Octet.

Die Gulturfimpier iinb i6on ipieoer aui
elm neues @eles uerfauen. 9fi9t einmal
I'M @rabe nil man mebr BEN prsuBli9en
Staatsbiirser in Rube lailen. .Mub bort:
Sin itredt bersits bic Nllma9t bes mobernen
prsuBiiden Yoli,eiltaates ibre Gralen aus.
Die Yoli;ei MIL nun aud ale 6risobofe III
Sbbut nebmsn. ollie 6rlepb6ie lolsn in
bret Rlailsu einsetbeilt weroen: y fir Sin
Der p fir Grpa1iens 81 fir 6amilien.
9tur bic Suosu iolen lire eisenen Srieb.
b6fe bebalten. Die 9onfeilion bes 6rieo:
boiss oronet Die &esieruns an uuo oirfte
4. y. bort, no es mebr &atbolifen ais
Yroteitanten sibt, Iesteren eigsne 6rieogOie
anweiien; I'M entge9enSelesten 6aue aber
Die &atboItten sum utlt9ebraut pon pro:
teitGntiidsn 6rieoboien ueroammen. Ea:
tboliten unb AItfatboIifen birften alsm
Anl1eine mad in einen Sopf Sewoif ZEN per:
ben uno es 10 nett tcmmen, oaB Elm 70,
mild: fatbolil9es gesrabniB ND in 0euii9'
lamb ais eine refine llnmOgli6tsit beranS@
ltelt. 9tur 10 tort, einmal IGuit Sab WfaB
bod iiber!
Oas ieben aud Die Yroteltanten Elm.
Ronnte iid /. y. Der protetantii3e Yrebi'
ger StursberS in Dtiblbsim on Der 0tubr
beim 5e itsottesoienite I'M Gage bes neuen
osuti9sn lationalbsilissu ct. Seban ni1t
entbaItsn, na3itebenoen Samer;ensi2rel
ausSultoBsn:
vWenn AUDI bic euanseliids Stride ni3t
Direct al bieIem Sample betbeili9t mare, 10
wiroe le bod pom lelblt in Ntitleibenldaft
sesosen, oenn Niemano f0nnte usrfsmnen,
baB bel bemlelben bas Veifreben burd:
idimmere, bic NasewaIt bes StaatsS aui
ben Sbron uno ben Staat AZ elmer vuns
feblbarenv @rOBe su erbsben. Damn folss
ten Rla9en iiber ben innersn ;3ultanb I'M
ierer Stride, bic lid natirIid, wie INNER
sesen bic vyaien" ri9teten uno ebeniauS
wieber bic Ginmii9uns oes Staates III
tir1li9e Nnselssenbsiten abtanSeltsn.
Ssrnsr murSe bic briidsnSe @siddftslnse
aut bslonosre Climber bss bsuti9en Dol.
tes ,uriidsefibrt. Die Hsiden bdttsn tein
Sers, tonnten bas Nort garmber,i9teit
fur bic Notbleibsnoen nidt msbr; @Ieu
uno Srinfen unb Quitbarfeiten fiiuten lire
Gage aus. Bon ben Socialoemotraten
f0nnte nan %Iernen, bic bod wenisitens bas
8Obl aud ses @erinsiten gu iOrbern itrebs
ten. Die Prebist betIaste auBerbem bic
GntdriitIiduns Der S4uIe, bic Gntbeilis
suns bss SOnntass, bic Neisuns gu eaits
barbeiten u. I. no.
llno bod limb bas gri3eiaunsen, Die
man III tatbOIli3en Sreiien i9pn felt Sab
rem ais unuermeioIiae 6OIsen oes @uIturs
fampfes uorausseiast bate. Rommen nun
enbli3 sinmaI AUDI bic Yroteitanten sur
ginii4t, oaB Der 9ampf nidt aaein se9en
bic 3atboIiten ionoern sesen Sas seiammte
GbriHentbum ssri6tet ut?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-17

Ga6 Der Nufl6iuus Der frantenpilegen
ben relisi0ien Srben wdbrsnb Der eritsn
Geuolution IN Srantrei9 bra9tsu bortise
S9riftltslsr iibsr bic neu sin9siibrte Ser
w~altuns Der 9oipitaler unb Nr~menbduier,
wslde uOrber Der Phese s%enannter Srben
unterltauoen, traurige, aber belebrenbe
3ise, Don benen mir einise ausbeben mol.
len. Oisis S9riititslsr bstIassn: ben
3uitano Der YerSpuns, Der Y%srIaiienbeit
unb bss sdnsIidsn Yerfales, in weldem
lid bic Soipitaler bsiinosn, bic inter Der
YerwaItuns Der pbiloiopbii@en Rssieruns
lteben, bic Oieberei, wel9e in linen getrie:
ben mirb, ben @ottesraub, Der BARN an,
Grbe Der armen seldiebt, unb Die barbara.
ide Sabiu9t obne @renseu, bic aus ben
Nuelen isIbit. weIde CUR Ollie fir bic
9lrmen seidaiiea limb, bic iurdtbare @rau.
iamtsit beruorIsitei, weI6e iie auspliinbert
ocer gar srmorbet. - Sin gang libsraler
NrSt iast: Die ebemalS gut beSienten SO,
ipitaler wurbeu %Qobnpdrtsrn i~iberlaien,
meilt obne Sitten, @ruuoiase unb @efibl,
9%eSipun9en, ben Sranten gu bienen, UNI aus
Uian9el ni9t lelblt franf 81 werben. Sie
lanten gu cinem iolden @raOe BON 9iisoer:
trd9ti9ttit bsrab, baB OrbonnanSen seses
ben merben mubten, ben gum Serbinben
notbigen Sranntpein IN 9el6mad uno
6arbe gu uerdnOern, bamit ie i'm ni9t
weSloiien. Die Serpaltung mii9te i'm
nit Sredweinitein unb lu9te 10 bic 6ran:
tenwdrter unb Gbirprsen 81 bei3dmen, nm