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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-01-25
College City, Cal, Jan, 8, 1877.

College City, Cal, Jan, s, 1877.
A. McGregOr Son;
DEAR sIRs-Enclosed find post.oflce order for
one dollar, for which you will please send me the
Stark County DEMOCRAT, and oblIge
MARY ERIsEZ.
~ s-Oalifornia is pleasant country. We
nave had no snow, and In fact, no cold weather
thls winter To one from Ohio, the climate at
this season of the year looks more like the latter
part OF May in 0hio-in fact 1t is even warmer.
NJ. Il.
Bangor Vanburen Co., Mich, Jan. ls, n.
A. McGregor G Son;
Enclosed find one dollar Send The DEMocRAT
ior SIX months and then stop the paperand oblipe
P. II RERWELL
Adrian, o., Jan. 10, 1877.
A. McGregor e Son:
DEAR sTRs-Wlshing to renew my subscription
for three mo this please find enclosed 80 cents
Respectfully yours, JOHN sNEESINGER.
Alliance, o., Jan. 90, 1877
A. AcGregor C Son:
Enclosed find postoflice order for two dollars
for subscription to the DEMOCRAT,
YOURS &C., A, THIEBAUT.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-03

twenty years in the northern part of the
State, thinks differently regarding it though
he is not fully determined. He thinks it a
species of lucomapia and directly due to
the cat bite. Neither the man himself nor
any of his family had ever been subject to
epilepsy, and the perfect action of the heart
aud lungs during the spasm seems to indi-
cate the complaint 20 be more nervous than
epileptic. There is no frotbing at the
mouth, and the peculiar diagnostic symp-
toms of epilepsy are nearly all absent, while
many of those of hydrophobia are observa-
BILE. 1t is the doctors opinion that the
mans bite during the spasm would be as
virulent i'll its effects the cat bite, aud in
consequence the greatest care is maintained
over the patient. Whatever the complaint
is, it is horrible one, and is constantly
growing worse, and, from the description
of those who have witnessed the spasms,
the snarling, swapping, cat-eyed beast is as
horrible "a sight as the records of the varied
forms of insanity can present.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-03
TIE FIRST CLIENT.
IA LE'AL DlTTf TO BE SUNG WITHOUT CHORt
TO TIM AIR OF THE KINGS OLD
COURTIERi

John smith; a young attorney, just admitted
was solemn nnii and sagacious as-as young attor-
Ana trown row, of deep abstraction held the seizin
The result of contemplation of the rule in Shell
One day in term-time Mr. Smith was sitti,c in
the Court, '''ns III
When some good men and true of the body of
the county did on their oath report.
That heretofore, to wit: upon the second dav
of May, "'
a ID. 1877, about the hour of noon i'm the couu
tyand state aforesaid. one Joseph Scrogvs,
,o.t if Ot Said county, cid then and there fe-
Ohe pay morse OF the value of fifty dollars,
more or less
CIhe same then and there being of the property
goods and chattels of one Hezekiah HessJ;
contrary 10 the statute in such case expressly
And provided: and against the peace and dig
htty OF the state wherein the venue had
inc prisoner, Joseph seroggs, was then ar
And plead not guilty, and of this he threw
. hlnSett upon the country at large:
And said Joseph being pc or the Court did o. "a
ciously appoint
principle that obtains in every charity
hospital. where young medical student
Is Ten ser TO rtctIiy IL serious injury to
an organ or joint.
The witnesses seemed prejudiced against poor
Mr.. Scroggs:
And the district attorney made a thrilling
speech in which he told the jury that if
they didn't find for the state he reckont d
he'd have to walk their logs
Then Mr.. Smith arose and made his speech for
the defense,
Wherein he quoted Shakespeare, Blackstone,
entity. Archhold, Joaquin Miller, Story,
Kent, Tupper. Smedes and Marshall and
maHy other writer's. and eve rybody said
they never hcered sich bust of eIo-
uuence.'
And he said: ''On this hypothesis, my ellen.
must free;
And Again, ON this hypothesis, it's morally
impossible that he could be guilty, don't
you SceI'
And: Then, on this hypothesis, you really
cant convict -
And so on, with forty six more hypothesis,
upon none of which. Mr.. Smith ably de-
mOnStrated, could Scroggs be derclict.
But the jury, never stirring from the box
wherein they sat,
Returned "A verdict of guilty. and his honor
strdightway sentenced Scroggs to II three
Year term in the pcuitentiary, and
heavy fine and the costs ON top of that
And the prisoner, in wild delight, got up and
danced and sung;
And when they asked him the reason of this
strange behavior, ne said It's because |
got OF euSy-fOr II there'd ha' been
few more OF them darned hypothesises, /
should certainly have been hung ~
-TriCiH Russell IN Midsummer HplidGy SCI tbnsr.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-03
cNlY REMEDY
ESR
.sRD TIMES.
r7 YOUR SURROUNDINGS.

-9T-rr FARMS. especially adap-
..., gf the VINE. where it is an
...ssaUi paws LARGE PROFITS.
tsnI.d u he growti, of Peach
and small fruits; also, Grains,
...E.,,s. - -
s-af excellent NINEYARDS, Or
.r,gvs can now I've seen.
.-.Iy l. only 81 miles south of
E,f.rlad. in mild. delightful
livery doors of the New York
Markets. Another Railroad
New York. --
ID. ,rralfy LARGE. SUCCESS
.-rFPDUS. Churches, Schools,
.,I.y,s are already csta hliShed.
.....r...- of shoes. Clothing, Class,
.,rE other things, at which differ
Ia family can procure employ
...urtrru RESORT for some years
.rr.riru from pulmonary affcc-
...r.h.A.Ie and debility, many
..,g have entirely recovered.
p Tlf.IEt~ just been completed,
..-r back buildings, four stories
French roof. and all mOdcrl
-.. FORT tH. ugcumiUullatiOn of Wis
.-..f LAND, s95 90 PER ACRE,
.rr.rrs. within the period of
I- .fr- climate. 20 acres Of land
..- r.,.s will count as Ihuch as l0O
..r.rri with Fruit Growing
.tfs..th il in a short time on
.NE tuEE. and TOWN LOTS
...f Isa.rsylilc and NinClnnd, also
r..10E fuiI Information will be
...... .u .u;|ic3fiOu to CHARLES
rr.-r '>u. +. j.
., ru extract from a descrip-
.f written boy the wCii-kuow
-...n Robinson, and published
..... .I...Ht-
- -- were OF the .'wcII 10 do sort,
MtEgfUruaj their attention
-... -fr' 'ru'u- have grown rich.
.. -.-r|g- from sandy To clayev,
.#'s 'IfIn@- iUtcrsected with
.... -..rIi wet meadows, in
...- Hr muck are stored. sulfi-
-.r ahu upland surface. after
.r-..f 10 its natural fertility.
.-.... ne most gTf"8sirc tracts. in
t|gE. and suitable condition
r. ftff t.p kHOlr Of this side Ot
. o. f0Uaf some Of the old
|r.f Is praftU|g Productive
far~f .FJfg or q hUHdrcd years
-.u.uIt soon discover the cause Of
.....'v. The whole country is a
.. rrftI through the soil we found
...s.-.Hs INSTANCES. generailyin
Feed .a.n.raous mari. showing
.H.-u' ancient shells. Of the ter
0. tis urrII substance IS scat
. .lH. ut q rory com miHUted
..' '5fjOH most easily dSSiHi-
100. U' farmer desires 10 cttitt
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-03

COMFORT IN AFFLICTIoN.-It vas court
week'in a certain county town and dozen
or SO cots had been pu. up temporarily in
the parlor of one of the hotels. There was
a grand chorus of snores from nearly all
of the beds. After an hour or more of this
uproar one of the most resonant snorers IF
the lot brough, up with snort and was
suddenly silent. A Frenchman Nbo occu-
pied'a cot in the extreme corner Of the room
exclaimed, Tank God, Won ees dead -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-03
.IE.S NOTICE.-Hnvinc

.'''d Auditor by the Orphans
.- county to report distribution of
,'ais "i Joseph BurgOOn. Ex-
-.-.... "ti- 1uu. deed. to and among
""rcip. notice is hereby z ven
. ... .'.'d That / will attend to the
Ueui, at my office in Ebens-
'''lNr Il. 1877. at , o'clock,
ihcy must attend, OF bc de-
. iu uu said fund.
l-- ~. W OATMAN, Auditor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-03
'VH SALE-The under

Tor sale At u great bargain
...,.I township. formerly known
Stephen Buck. deed. contain
..waucc. about s00 Acres
3. aNiyr .curc, and IN a reason
.''H wi.H plenty Of pure water
Tie improvements consist
s-Nas Frame Bank Barn 5OX72.
other Outhuildiugs The pro-
. a.tTg"ther or in parts. as pur-
FRANCIS !. BUCK.
geo jane :. lsI1.-2n. =
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-03
-OF'S NOTICE.-Hav1ng

united Auditor To report dis
In -he hands Of WIN. Kit
..- i','"r "i Mich'l A. Kline. late
p, deceased, to and among
a- --., See 'he .anc, notice is here
a.. .i attend 10 he uuties OF said
gr.. ns ONCE with the Re order of
r.. t.I Eheushurg. on WEDNESDAY,
.r...''l' JUST next. when aud where all
"''! attend it they see proper.
p. l,r,... j. O.. LAKE, Auditor.
'l.l ~, -77.-27-3t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-03


The POPULATION OF THE GIoEF. Thu
most trustworthy estimate of the nnmber
of people on the earth for the wear 1875
as furnished by the German statisticlaus.
Is l, ,423, ,9l1, 900. This is an increase of
over p millions on the estimate of 1879
but the augmentation is not due entirely 10
the excess of births over deaths. but lsTga-
ly to the obtaining of more accurate infor-
nation regarding the population of regions
hereto lIt'l lie known, and to more perfect
census returns from other countries
Asia is still the home of a majority of tho
human race, after having supplied sboo.S
from which have sprung great Western
peoples About foui-sevenths of the
earth's population is Asiaric or So. 5AS =
$50; Europe comes next with over a fif,I
or 3O9, lIS, 3Oo; Africa with about a sew,
euth or l99, 92l 900; America with less
than sixteenth, or S5,5l9. 800 aud fin
ally, Australia and Polynesia, with the
very small fraction of 4, 74S GOO people.-
Europe is the most densely populated
having 81 persuns To the square mile
Asia with 4S Africa with III and Amer
lea and Australia with only 81 and y ra.
spectively.
IGere are 215 cities on the earth with /,
population of over 100. OOO % Nitb LID .
million or more, aud nine cities ceutaininfr
million or more inhabitants. OF tbess
last, four arc IN China Including Brook
- "ith -NSN VI ~ dc we NAV IluHtfuliu
dc for purposes of com yarison. the syreater,
cities of the world stand in this orde,.
London has 3, 4S9. 42S; Paris. 1851 T93
New York. q, 535. 632 Vienna, ]. Og1 999
Berlin, l,O44, COO Canton and three otbar
Chinese cities, one million each. NJ
York therefore takes It's place tbird i'm a.,
list of great cities without couutinf, -,
New jersey overflow.
Though there Is not at hand s,a,;s.io.
upon which to base an accurate Statement
of the fact, yet it is the opinion of All ol,
servers of the condition of civilized peo,,Ia
that the average longevity of th. hnotan
race has increased within a huodted -,
Such reports of the death rate as wf. bav.,
go TO support that conclusion. and IL i;
thoroughly proved that the devastati,,ns of
epidemic diseases are not SO great nor. as
formerly while the medical art steadilv
advances III lis mastery OF the disorders cf
the human system and in its ability to va,d
off and check maladies which Threaten a.,
man life. In England. for instance Tho
death rate has declined considerably ,inr-
ing quarter OF century There and
elsewhere in Europe, as also in this COM
try, the subject of public hygiene has re-
celveo great attention q. late wears and ;,s
difficulties are being steadily overcome =
". Y. Sua.
lT Is one of the anomalies which II ,,.,.,,,.
take metaplIysician To explain that .,yb,I1.
half loaf is better than no bread. a c,,,,-
f,nuous loaf is equivalent to uo b.e.so
L
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-03

A CoNJUROR's CLoCK.-A famous con-
iuror has lately been exhibiting clock of
his own invention, the mystery OF which
no one. we believe. has yet fathomed. 1t
is clear disc of glass. marked with the
usual numbers. The hands have no bulb
or other enlargement at the center, where
it might be immagined mechanism could
be concealed, and appear to be simply pIv-
oted to the face. A ring like that of a
watch suffices for the support OF the clock
from two cords suspended from the ceiling.
At the command of its owner, the clock
marks any hour, moves backward or for
ward. and otherwise behaves in an aston
ishiug manner. The use of the cord is
naturally suggestive Of concealed wires and
electricity, which is probably the secret OF
the movement. Bat this theory Is some
what damaged when the magician removes
the clock from its cords, and holding 1t
with two fingers AT arms length, carries 1t
into the midst of his AUDIENCE and causes
it to continue its performances under the
very eyes Of the people, allowing the clos
est inspection. One clock like that wouId
serve as AN invaluable aid tn an exhibiting
spiritualistic medium, and wodld cause
widespread rejoicings among the elect.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-03
~ ROSS ga
~ ANp THE
~ Isf[-CAZS LIZ

b. .s interest 10y the cW ifteat his
.E''.: drsrribug the Russians
t".iiiral AMI religious history
To- ar".s.i.fE. roFird customs,
'.'"tu. yi the war, the issues
re- FgHfDs' EI0h0mm edGa--the
....r nations involved bio4ra-
. ''',.1eu aud Cencre}S: all
Poe .aa. millions need now.
".tHG rgCHts Ou TCTy liberal
HI BBARD RRDS..
..- hers. 755 SAMSON St, Phila.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-03

seizing him 10y the arm. To free himself,
and III the excitement of his situation, he
was compelled to strange the Chinaman.
He found that his whole family had disap-
peared from sight.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-03

WHEN Abe Lincoln was poor lawyer he
found himself one cold day at a village
some distance from Springfield, and with
no means of conveyance. Seeing gentle
man driving along the Springfield road in
a carriage, he ran mp to him and politely
said, Sir, will you have the goodness to
take my overcoat to town for me?' with
pleasure" answered the gentleman ''but
how will you get it again" ?" ''Ob, very
easily" said Mr.. Lincoln, ''as | intend to
remain in it." s'Jump in J" said the gen.
tleman, laughing; and the future Presi-
dent had pleasant ride.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-03
- !, | itATOR'S NOTICE.

h.-.t, AIRY r.. NJ M'COMBIE, deed.
ID l,s.- gwen that Letters of Admins
q V %, ,Sit,'hted 4, to the undersigned on
',nH =. VI COmbie. late OF Susque-
arl ~, lr 81. 10y the Register Of Cam
-f I. i'pus Indebted To said es.ate
lag .r.i il'g l' forward and pay the same
l .rg.f IAose having claims will pre-
II!te for settlement.
si1-s, 'ILLIAM MOON BE,
Administrator.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-03

Nfu. Agents wanted. outfit
TRUE * Co., Augusta, Me.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-03

lT is one of the anomalies which it w,,pla
TAKE metapllysician Io explain tilat ~ n AZ.
h"H ioai IS better Than no bread. con
'inuous loaf is equivalent To ,,n h,ss.S
just loaf a few uiUutas aud se. II =, -,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-03

-n1cin Russell IN Midsummer H,Iidey Sc, t5nsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-15
Wan8elbafte &eiftnn8em Oct
6ffentli@en SGuIen.

Inter bieier llebsri9riit ma9t bic 90.
y. Staatsseituns" welde iibrisens fir
oas Sp 4 nj Der Public S9uIen formIi9
i9parmt, bic foIssnben bsa9tensmertben
8emertunsen: yNus Weitpoint fommt
mad ieber 9luinabmss Yriifuns bic &unbs,
baB bic 3abl Der wesen anseniisenber 8or:
fenntniiie absuweiienoen S9iler usrbdIt:
niBmaBis INNER srOBer Nib. Wenn man
beoentt, baB bic Acknowledgements,
pel9e bic Wilitdridule pon Wsltpoint oil
bic iunsen ganoioaten felt, in ben Iestsn
Sabren ii9 nidt meisntli9 usranbsrt ba.
ben, 10 bers9tist bieie mnliebiame Gri9eis
hung unitleitis gum SdluB, baB bic Yors
bsrsitunss: 9lnitalten, b. ;. bic Oiientli9sn
S9ulen bes 9anbes, ben &re6sgang ge;
ben. 9luf ieben SAD fam man iassn, baB
iie ni9t NIT Der 3eit fortidreiten. DEM
Die Serren Yrofeioren in 8eitpoint, untsr
ibnen Serr YroieHor @5ar9, betlassm iid
nidt nur bafir, baB ie sen0tbist iinb, 70
piele Ganbioaten ab,uweiien, ionoern aud
barber, baB Die Iiitenbaften unb oberfd9'
li9en 6%erRtnife Der aufsenommenen S9is
Ter elm birectes Nufbauen bss llnterri1ts
aui bieier mori6en Bats unm0sIi6 mo:
den. SIS 1T cine bemsrtenSpertbe Chat:
Jade, iast Der Yriifunssberi9t pom SABRE
1876, bag in ben letten finf Sabren Hur
8 procent Der ansemeloeten S3ilsr wesen
tOrperIider llntuusIidteit, basssen 40 pros
cent wesen manselbafter yortenntniiie ab:
sewisien weroen muBten, wdbrenb aud bic
aufssnpmmsusu SdaIsr ~iOrtwdbrsno ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-15

gspsis Iieferten, bue ie in ben Clemens
tarfenntniiien b6bit oberflG9li1 unterri9;
tet worben waren. Oarin liest bic lnbeu>
tuns, baB bic &inber IN bieiem 9anbe pbps
ii6 portrefflid seoeiben, baB iie basesen
in Der S9ule lire seiitise &esiamteit piel
gu bGufis einbiBen. user etlpus pom llnz
terri6tspsi en ueritebt uno bas me9anii9e
Sreiben in uniern Sdulen beoba9tet, pirb
ii9 bariiber ni9t wunbern. Die suten
6inber perben nit BEN llnterridtsitofien
fOrmlid absemditet, nidt senabrt. Gree
ten ie nadber ms 9eben binaus, bas be-
fanntli9 audi cine S9uIe lit, 10 f0nnen
iie Sislss nadlernen unb srsdn,sn, unb
obpobl Der Mansel zines sriinoli9en unb
a0iettisen Glcmentarunterri9ts ME rnb
nimmsr gut gu MAIDEN lit, 10 fam man
bod burd duBerIiden Sdliif bic bebentIis
den Mdnsel Der inteuectueIen gilbuns
einisermaBen perbedeu. @ie aber, rpenn
bic suten Sinslinse iber bas @elernte
senaue &e9enidaft ablesen miiiien, wie
bies Bel Der 9lufnabmsprifung in @eit>
point ssi9iebt? Damn iteben iie ba, wie
9emditete &dlber, obne elm 3ei9en seiltts
gen 9ebens pom ihd gu seben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-15
Edthplif6er 1irdcn SalenSer.
Senbuns Sss 81. @eiites.-Sob. Is.
2lGtmns iDr &atboIifen {!
9ie stimme oes AciIissn Naters

Sn uniern Gasen i6eint Die Soriebuns
BET fatboli'6en 8reiie cine b~eiOnOere Olii:
iiou sesebeu gu baben. gln ibr lit es, bic
gjrunbidte Der SrSnuns unb oes @lan:
bcrs bort, mo- bieielbeu berri9en 3u bewab:
rem uuo lie ba gu perbreittn, NO 9ottlo:
fisteit unb cine taIte @lei9siltisteit bies
ielben in SerSeienbeit seratben IieBen.
Bus TX. in einem S9reiben uon 1851.
@ir eriu5en sic initdnbisit allen benen
nit eurem suten @ilen unb eurer 9unit
beisuiteben, bic nit @eiit besabt unb nit
~seniisenber &enntniB ausseriitet, fi9 an
Sie Mrbeit MAIDEN uno Bidder unb Seituns
gen sur Sertbeibiguns unb Serbreituns Der
tntbOIii3en 2ebre uerDfientIi9en. - Gncps
cIica 8ius TX.
2abt Iidts unueriu6t, wobur9 uniere
beilise &elision unb ibre beiliume 9ebre in
ben SereisiSten Stauten weiter perbreitet
werben t6nnen, bamit ~perirrte Wanberer
auf ben re9ten Bfab s~uriifseleitet werben
mOsen.- S9reiben Bius TX. an Die Si:
i66fe Der 9. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-15

Die Solbatesta nab mGbreno Der sansen
Seit abii9tli9 I'm &aui1 erbolten unb
ma6te auf bic in Grauertleioern paiiiren:
ben Meni6en Susb. Die @orbsisebenben
wurben iiberbies ansepatt, bersn Sai3en
bur1iu6t. @elb, llbren, Setten seraubt
SIN Der 6reu;gaiie purbe Elm Stuoert ct:
morbet, einen anoern itahen bic Soiaten
nieber. Sn Der Soritabt Moranoif wurbe
cine Srau in Sruuerfleibern eri9laaen;
cine anbere 6rau belt einen SdusIiug, Die:
Ter puroe in i5ren gtrmeu erito9cn. Sor
Der Gitabelle parfen bic SoIafen BEN Sor:
b%eisebsnoen SdIinsen nm ben 6als-pie
ben 6unoen-uno i6Ieppteu iie 10 binein."
limb 1T es ieit Ser Seit I'M pbeilisen" &uB;
Lamb better sesansen p? %lluiere 9eier piiien es:
gtsin. 8ie oft bubsn mir ibnen bic i9red:
liden 2eiben sei6iloert, mel6e bic point.
iden &atbolifen in Yobladieu unb Yobos
lien uon ben &uiien gu erbuloen batten.
9eutirIid bic ruiiiide greiie lieB barber
Ri9ts uerlauten unb bic liberalen Germ
guropa's batten tsin Wort bes Saoels, bic
Sa9e iollte tobtsei@wiesen werben, mai es
bod bic rSnfame" bic barunter lit. Slab:
itone ersriii iosar bic 8artei &uBIunbs,
I'M ieinen 9aB se9en bic &atbOIiten gu
frObnen. !Sest tommt bas ensIii9e Mfini
itsrium unb uer6ffentIidt Ootumente, Offis
siele Seri@te Der Sertreter gnslanbs pom
ls71-ls76, bic bas gr;dbIte in uolitsm
WaaBe bsitdtisen. Oieie s%wanssueiien
getebrunsen elmer SierteI Miaion sriedii9
l%lnirter (&atboliten) sur ruiiiiden Ortbo'
boreu Staatstirde wurbe in Der sanSen
3eit nit &nute, StodpriseI, S~erbannuns,
ginquartiruns, Eerro.ismus, srauiamen
MiBbanblunsen unb Martern a0er Dirt,
wurunter iosar bas gu Eobepeit:
9enponS rauen unb 6~inbern
cine s auptrolle ipielt, betrieben. llnb
elm Staat, in Dem iol9e bimmeli9reienbe
@rauiamteiten Sabr;ebnte lang betrieben
uurben, pastes, rsum Sduse Der bebrdns;
ten Gbriiten in Der Sirtei, "wie bic Ybraie
%Iautet, bic @aiiss gu ersreifen, ,uast es,
ia aIs Sdirmuost bes Gbriitentbums bin.
suiteasn! llnb basu i9weisen bic earopdi:
iden Md3te! &eine einSise bate einen
Yroteit, teine Elm 8ort bss Gaosls, teine
elm Wort i'm Namen Der Sumanitdt.
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