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my toilet table in search OF the oatmeal,
and unwittingly pushed its head
through the ring, and had returned tn
its hole to die, an unintentional thief
strangled by its useless prize"
The second is an out-of-door story. A
young lady, goYerness in a friends iam-
lily, was one autumn day walking with
her pupils in their fathers Kitchen
garden. The children, pulling at their
governess' hands as she walked between
them, loosened q ring which che wore,
and before they noticed whittier it
sprang the ring was gone from her finger
and was nowhere TO be SEEM. The
garden-beds around, which had been
newly dug ove., were searched, SO
were the celery and cabbages grow
Ing near; but no ring was forth
coming. The goYerness mourned
tor the loss of her ornament, more par
ticularly because It had been her tG-
theps signet-ring; and every day for
some time she and her pupils searched
the kitchen-garden, but in vain. A
month altarWard she returned home for
holiday, taking with her a basket OF
garden produce, as a present to her
mother from her pupils parents; when
lol almost the first thing unpacEed from
the country basket was fine, hearty
cabbage, with close, green heart,
among whose curled blades lay the
much-lamented, long-sought-.or signet-
ring,
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LOST JEWELS.
A Couple Of Queer Instances Of Their Recovery

A Couple Of Queer Instances Of Their Recovery.
Some years ago, writes corresponds
ent of Chambers Edinburgh Journal, L
was admirIug the handsome rings of a
relative OF mine, when | oticed upon
her little finger an insignificant little
ring of pale gold set with bloodstone
"Why do you wear that trumpery lit
tie thingw | asked; and in reply she
told ME the following anecdOte:
"The night before my eldest son was
born, ! undTesset as usual in my big
bedroom up stairs, and put my rings
into little china plate which contained
some oatmeal used lor washing my
hands) on my dressing-table. L had only
two OF three rings at the time, and
among them was GnIs little blood stone,
which had been given me by a school
friend before my marriage. My boy
James was born tae pext morning; anu
| so iU came about that for the next fort
night or three weeks l neither wore nor
thought of my rings. However, when |
was convalescent and dressed tor the
first time, / naturally looked
for my rings, and found all there
but my bloodstone. Search was
made for it through the who e
room, and atterward through the whole
house, but with no success; it was not
| to be found. never thought Tor no.
| ment that it had been stolen, for IL Is oil
little value; and This turquoise hoop
which had lain with it woulu have been
much more attractiyeto thief. Years
passed and James was sturdy boy Of
| ten. when some alterations being made
In the house, the flooring of my bedroom
was removed. Under one OF the planks
| WAS found the skeleton of a mouse with
nv bloodstone ring round its
lneck. IL mad eYideptb vpntured upon
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A grand masquerade ball will be Civ
en- by the Social Young Folks at Work.
mems Hall, Tuesday evening, Jan. 70
The Orchestra Concert, with Otto
Singer as pianist, and fine programme,
Is set for next Tuesday evening, Janu
airy %.
The social service of the Tabernacle
congregation will be held this evening
In the church, corner OF Eighth anC
Plum.
The regular meeting of the Lady
Teachers Association will be held at
the Normal School Hall tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Tomorrow evening Daniel P. Dean
lectures on the "Humors OF Dialect" al
Buckeye Hall, corner OF Eastern avenue
and Vance streets, Pendleton.
B. S. Snider, of Amelia, Ohio, lectures
next Sunday night at the Union Baptist
Church, corner of Richmond and Mound
streets, on Temperance, Civil Govern.
ment and Revolution"
The members Of the Cincinnati Horti
cultural Society will hold meeting il
their hall, Grand Opera-houoe building
tomorrow, for the purpose Of electint
officers for the ensuing year.
The Twenty fifth Annual Convention
pf the District Grand Lodge No. 2 will
be neld in this city next Sunday ant
Monday. A dramati and musical en-
tertainment will be given in honor of tht
Lodge at Melodeon Hall Sunday night
and on Monday evening there will be ;
grand banquet and ball at the samt
Hall in cOmmemoration OF the silvel
wedding of the Lodge. The Order Is {
Hebrew one, and very popular.
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CINCINNATI BAR ASSOCIATION
Appointment of COmmittees-In.
teresting Letter Of Judge John

Appointment of COmmitteeS-In-
teresting Letter of Judge john
stOn.
At the quarterly meeting Of the Bar
Association Wednesday night, the fol-
lowing standing committees were ap-
pointed:
Executive-J. R. Murdoch, G. W.
Merrill, VIM. Mackoy, W. NJ. Ampt,
Jacob Wolf.
I6yestigation-C. Q. Murdoch, j. II.
Woodward, F. Vogeler, G. Bates, G. b.
why.
Grie9auces-H.C.W Whitman, r. S. Ham,
iIton, S. j. Thompson, Ii. F. Brashcar,
D. Nj. Lyman.
Judiciary and Legal Retorm-Job e.
stevenson, j. +. Follett, p. MalloD, 2.
}. Donham, L. N. Jordan.
Membershjp-Geo. r. Sage, T. A. Lo-
gan, Z. W. Gerard, A. A. Ferris, Fayette
Smith.
Tie following interesting letter from
Hon. VIM. Johnston was read at the
meeting:
CLIFTON, Jan. 7, 1877.
GENTLEMEN-I am in receipt Of your
letter OF the 9Th inst, in behalf OF the
Rar Association of Cincinnati, inviting
me to address that assembly upon my
reeollections OF the early Bar OF Cincin
natl at it's regular meeting on Tuesday
evening, January ID, 1871.
This letter was very grateful to me
because in my unambitious retiremen-
the friendly remembrance Of the Cincln
natl Bar is worth more to me than the
NAUTICAL prizes for which some men seen
willing to shake The very foundations o
rejoi e, to. that tae Assoc alton il
stilI alive. and that iPs Iife's blood is Il
he kent warm by the regular meetings o
its members, because, IN my poor opiL
ion, the esprit de corps Of 80 large, so en-
ltg1tened, 50 patriotic and so infiuentia
a fraternity, composed Of men OF ever,
political creed, is one 81 pI,idn .ne s'roDges
am but poorly qualified for the tasl
,,b;ch YOU offer me, since my recollec
tions OF the Cincinnati Bar run bach
aaIy % to 1853. slill. it would have giveii
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me pleasure to aid you in cjmmemorai-
lug those who were then in practice, but
have since passed away, such as Storer,
S tar, SPENCER, Morris. Chase, Walker,
Wright, Van Mater, Piatt, Strait, Fales
and others. But fear can not be with
you.
am at present afflicted with an cry.
sipelatous Inflammation, which Will not
allow me TO venture out in the cold win
ter air; and without a material improve
ment both in my health and the wealth
er, must stay at home.
Meanwhile shall wish you pleasant
time, season of fraternal affection, ga
feast of reason and flow of soul.".
Very aft .ctiOnately, your fraternal
brother, WILLIAM JOHNSTON.
J.R. MURDOCH and Z. W. MERRILL.
Esus, J..
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE recent thaw has been productive
OF a good deal Of caves dropping.
THE Queen City Club numbers four
hundred and ffty-four members.
THE back waters OF Millcreek are en-
croaching upon CumminsViles
JIM WHITE Is still in Jail. His cas- Q
will 20 over till the next term OF the
Court.
CD. BAUER's house, at No. 1876 Oliver
street, was attacked by burglars yes
terday morning, but were frightened on
before stealing anything.
THE district bounded by Western ay-
enue, Harrison avenue, Bank street and
Millcreek was flooded yesterday by the
breaking of u dam near the White Mills
Distillery.
A sNEAK.THIEF, yesterday afternoon,
entered the residence OF Henry Knorr,
Councilman from the Tenth Ward, al
49l Race street, and stole $42 from bu-
reau drawer.
A TEAM of four horses, the property of
Stevens u Ware, attached to u wagon
loaded with railroad iron, was drowned,
Welnl Stay about noon, near the LUDLOW
ferry landing.
THIEVES entered the residence OF Ber-
nard Ruche, at No. 66 Thirteenth street,
yesterday afternoon, and carried of two
gold chains, gold cross, some clothing,
30 in bills, and 81 80 in nickles.
A LABoRRR, while working ON one OF
the fats at the foot of Plum street last
evening, fell into the river, and would
have been drowned had IL not been for
the assistance rendered by his fellow
laborels.'
JOSEEH MoHLER, of Cumminsville,
while walking along West Third street,
in CoVIngton, yesterday, fell on the
pavement and broke his left arm below
the shoulder. He was conveyed to his
home and medical aid summoned.
The penalty tor using "any hall, the
ater, opera-house, church or building oil
any kind whatever' without having a
certificate Of safety, on and alter Au-
gust l, 1868, is a fine OF not more than
$1,000 Tor each and every otense."
THE survey of line for the extension
OF the Cincinnati q Western Railroad
due north from its present western ter
minus to Groesbeck, Hamilton County,
Ohio, will shortly be made. At GrOes-
beck, such line would intersect two
other projected lines, one crossing the
Big Miami River at Venice, Butler
County, and the other crossing at New
Baltimore, a few miles farther south.
This latter line has already been sur
yeyed from New Baltimore to q point
near Liberty, Indiana, for the Cincin-
natl g. Northern Marrow Gauge.
THE Colored Orphan Asylum Of Avon
dale having been assessed for the i'm
provement OF Shillito street, and being
entirely unable to pay the sum required,
as financially it is in a bad state, the
financial agent OF the establishment,
Rev. Rufus Conrad, is now waiting upon
the citizens generally for such cash do
nations as they see lit to give the object
named. He carries the recommends
ton and Endorsement OF the Trustees,
and donors can rest perfectly well as
sured that every cent contributed will
be faithfully applied to the Asylum.
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Halps journal of Health thus sums
up some of the uses OF salt: 1t will cure
sick headache, make cream freeze, make
the butter come, take ink stains out OF
cloth OF any kind, kill wens, kill worms,
make the ground cool-so il is more con.
genial to celery, cabbage, etc. 1t will
cease the itching pain caused by irri'
tating skin diseases: like hives, itch,
etc. 1t will produce vomiting or stop
it,. as you like; ana many other things,
TOO numerous to mention. All pure
salt will do this to certain degree,
but sea salt is the most etfectual in its
action.
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important to western TraV.
nInrG.

When you visit the City of New York,
stop at the Grand Union Hotel, op posite
Grand Central Depot. $50 elegant rooms
81, 81 so and 50. Elevator, steam, and all
improvements. Prices reduced o meet
the stringency OF the times. The res
taurants supplied with the best. Prices
lower than at any other tirst-class hotel
in the city. Baggage delivered to and
from this depot free. a5 See that those
you enter have Grand Union Hotel on the
sign. WM d. GARRISON, Manager.
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eI have fully resolved" he said at the
breakfast table yesterday morning, ''not
to touch drop of the old thing this year,
so help me gracious." His wife looked
pleased, and all his friends congratu-
lated him when they heard of the new
departure. Last night! when he went
home at IL O'Clock he was hurrahipg for
Gen. jackson and calling on tho Louis
lana Returning Board to throw him out
if he ever touched a drop OF the old
thing in his life. Subsequent develop.
ments revealed the fact that the old
tling was water.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEHEBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned will sell at Public Auction
onIthe premises, on SATURDAY. the 18th day
Of February, A. ID. 1877, at 10 O'Clock A. M. OF
said day, the following leasehold property
with the improvements thereon, viz:
Beginning on the west side Of Main street
about 81 feet inches north OF Thirteenth
street, at the corner of lot leased to Bernard
Garnhausen, thence north 16 feet. thence wes
81 feet to an alley, thence south IS feet TO the
line Of Garmhausen's lot, thence east to the
place OF beginning;
Said premises being better known as No
6H Nam street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Terms--One-tAird cash, balance in six and
twelve months, secured by mortgage on the
premises II. A. LANGH0RST,
Assignee OF VIM. Damen.
CINCINNATI, January Is, 1877.
BUTTERw0BTH u V0GELER, Attorneys.
jal9-4tF
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For sale by all Druggists.

Mere glitter and lip service deceive
for while, but in the long run fail in
their influence. People learn to see be-
meath the seeming. But b. T. Babbitps
Toilet Soap is precisely what it claims
to be, the purest and sweetest of toilet
soaps, invaluable in the nursery, and
consequently the best article for "chil-
dren OF larger growth"
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AMERICAN COLOGNE.-A splendid
of the odorS OF the very
flowers, fragrant, delicious aud
lasting; just the article demanded for
every lady's and gentleman's toilet.
Put up in sprinkler top bottles. Very
for persons travelling. For
sale by druggists and fancy sLores.
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PHOsPHORENE DESTROYER.

PHOSPHORENE DESTROYER. -
The excessive dampness of the weather
has been productive OF reaches and 9TH
er vermln that are exceedingly annoy.
rene will eifectually externinate rats,
mice, reaches, ants, &c. For sale by
druggists generally. J. S. BURDSAL
& CO., Proprietors.
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A most refreshing and healthful institution
is the morning bath, and it is doubly beneh-
cial when Glenn's sulphur Soap is added Use
it in preference to the costly scented soaps,
which sometimes injure instead OF improving
the skin.
Hnps instantaneous Hair Dye is standard
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EDUCATIONAL.
OBERLIN COLLEGE,

NEUROLOGICAL, Collegiate and Prepara
: J. tory Departments, Elective studies. Ad.
mits both sexes. No saloon temptations. Best
Of religious influences. Thorough ami cheau
Tuition, incidentals and library fees only SGT o
year. Over 100 students annually. For fuller
information address J. II. FAIRCHILD, Presi.
dent. 6f J. u. I. MARSH, Secretary. 0berlin,
Ohio. aus d&w,H
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STOCK INVESTMENTS.
$50, 800. $500, $500, $1,000.
ALEX. FROTHgNGHAM Il CO..

Bankers and Brokers, No. IL Wall street, New
York, make for customers desirable invest
ments Of large or small amounts in stocks Of a
legitimate character, which frequently pay
from five to thirty times the amount invested
every twenty days. Stocks bought and carried
as long as desired on deposit OF five per cent.
Circulars and weekly reports sent free.
se8- -cm Fd -SeI -6mw
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,

OAVAA va ssAA ShAAAAAShAo kssS SS1NAeNA~s
Nos. Cures. Cents.
i. Fevers, Congestion, Infiarnmations, IS
2. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie, rs
3. Crying-COlic, or Teething of Infants, Is
4. Diarrhma, Of Children or Adults, Is
8. Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious Collie, Is
Z. Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, :. 2s
3. Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo, IS
TO- Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach, 25
IL. whites, too Profuse Periods, as
Is Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing, IS
ID. Salt hheum, Erysipelas, EruptOns, 25
10. rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains, IS
10. Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Aguss, 80
is. OphthaImy, and Sore or Weak Eyes, so
i9 Catarrh, acute or chronic, Influenza, 80
2O VVhoOping- Cough, violent coughs, 30
q. Asthma, oppressed Breathing, 30
a. Ear Disc hnrges, impaired hearing, 20
IS. ScrofuIa, enlarged glands, Swellngs, 50
a. General Debility, Physical Weakness. 80
49, DrOpsy and scanty Secretlons, o0
80. Sea-Sicknsss, sickness from riding, 30
e. Kidney. Disease, dfayei, q; vvs:tn.. e'
or involuntary discharges, LOO
50. Urinary Weakness, wettins the bsd,. 50
81. Painful Periods, with 6pasms, 90
a Rniiepsey. sisss ~ spssms, g. Wits Dance, 90
84 Dfphtheria liberated sore throat, so
35 Chronic COngestiOns and Eruptions, 50
FAMILY CASES.
Case Morocco, with above 35 largo walls AID
Manual of directions, $40
Case Morocco of 20 large walls and Book, 6 90
RJr These remedies are sent by tho
ease OF single box to any part Of the
oDuntry, free OF charge, 0n 7eceipt Of
pEice. Address
Humphreys
homeopathic Medicine Co.,
Office and Depot, No. 562 BRoApwAr, NEW YoRH.
For Bale by all Druggist
ja19-1yF-d&w
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2ln Die &6migim Dcs Naiss.

did, hes Waiss i6Enfe Slums,
@riet i'm 8rIblinesIhmud bic Welt,
6rsupie jdu6Ser teinem Hubnle
@rp' uue Wesr unp SimmeleSelt.
9ae SlitbCn, ale Sterne
Nei9en liebenp l6 ppr Dir,
S6miesten UNI petn Saupt 10 serne
Si5 ais arauj gu ostner 3ier.
gSas Ia iiuai eur6 Walp unp Slifie,
SEEM eir girp i'm Suien quilt,
8liitenibmuf une SenSsspifte
Supslu Dir, pom 6reur' erfllt.
Ip6 has ihGnite dasr 4ieesr
StrDnt BON peiuem HpIcnmunp,
6rtspen bau6t cS unS berniCeer
unb Der 0naee Siebesbune.
StrTms tsinCs giGtss Suslsu,
SimmelSrUIe, uus inS SsrI
Gibr' auf reinrn 9OIpnsn Weasn,
Siites Siep, unS bimmelpdrt5.
lid, Maria, rid gu Ihaurr,
Gebnenp iGpn mem Ssrs erslibt:
GG1ns une bic l;hteg Auen,
$50 Der 5rEblin9 ewis blubt.
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perfisen, nm bort Stiuiiten gu lernen uno

perfii9en, UNI bort Stiuiiten ,u lernen uno
5eit9emGBere Nnii9ten gu geuinnen; lie
ueroe tn,wii9en ben Sausbalt fiibren. i'll
@eieui6aftcn unb Concerto, auf VGae unb
Parties" gsben uno oas uebrise be'orsen.
9fun fonnte es iid aber aud %ereignen,
baB elm inlationiltri9 erso9enes Dtdgcele'n.
menus sur Suneirau b%eransereift, einen
Sart9elbmann ebelidte, uno bann miiroen
lbOn Die 6litterwo6en gu Sitterpoten.
Uiaoam6en madte aleS Ourte mei9 nno
u%erpdherte, mas nur 81 perudiiern rpdre,
dlio ni9t nur Suppen uno Saucen, 6aiiee,
Gbee, Sier, Wein &C., %ionoern aud ieoe
i9Oue 9ofinun9 ibrss @nsetrduten.
limb oann bieie llnterbaltuns am bdus
Ii1eu 6eerbe! - 6ribdsn intereilirte iiG
nur fir Morb unb @in6ru6saeihi6ien /;
Seowis wuBte aue ScanbaIprosiie aus:
wenois, i6warmte fir 8eeder, Sennie
Glafl lin unb buS %viociale uebel;" &drl6en
ue,tbeibiste Brigham Oourta uno bereitete
li3 barauf Dor, ais sutunftiser rMormone
rid" eiRmal Eiidtises gu Ieilten uno es
minoeltens bis gum Qeltelten, wenn nibt
gar bis gum prOpberen, gu brinsen; Sizes:
den beste muieImdnniide Spmpathisu ;
9einri9 ndbme fir aue p0tinss" uno Wfo
ncpoIe Bartet, uno wenn oann einmal in
ir9eno elnem @infel cine oreurenpe s5ra9e
ipru6reii gewOroen mare unb es gum Sos.
I@Iasen tdme, bann piiroe es an Sausma:
fit uabrli9 ni9t feblen.
Die 6olgen wdren eben unbere9enbar
unb neil mir ni6t s%eionnen iino, oas I'm:
mOslide gu ueriu9sn uub llneri6Opiii9es
gu eridOpien tra9ten, 10 breden wrr bier
ab unO ii5erIaiien es benz seebrten Qeier
unb Der / d omen 9eierin (@ritsre iinb be:
tanntIid uon einer woblconbitionirten He:
oactiOn ltets pseebrt" uno Qestere ertldrt
lis nnabGnoerIi1 fir vi6On"), ii9 in ct:
waiSen NtuBeltunoen = pielei9t in ben
0unpstageu-weiter aussumalen, mas fir
elm llnbell angeri9tet ueroen miiBte, falls
Die neue Sebrmetbobe Der Yittsburser
S3ulmam isu IN ben REORGANIZATION ~unieres
SanOes Our9pe9 eirsefiibrt wiiroe.
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@0tmmg iDr &atbplifem !!
Sic stimmr bcs bciliseu @atcri

Sic Gimme ncs Briligem Satcrs.
Sn uniern Sasen i9sint bic SOriebuns
Der tatboli'6en 8relle cine beionbere Wftl'
fiou seseben gu buben. On ibr lit eS, Die
@runoidse Der Srbnuns uno bes @laus
bens bort, mo bieielben berri9en gu bewab'
rem unO iie ba gu perbreittn, mo- @ottlos
fi9tsit unb eine talte @IcidgiItistsit Die:
ielben in Serssienbeit geratben lieBen. -
Eius TX. in einem Sdreiben uon 1851.
@ir eriu6sn gle ~initdnbisit alien oenen
Eit eurem suten 0iuen uno eurer 9unlt
beisulteben, bic nit 9eiit be9abt uno nit
eeni9en6er &enntuiB auSgeriiitet, ii9 an
Bic arbeit MAIDEN uno Bidder unb Seitun:
gen CUR SertbeiOisuu9 unb Serbrettuns Der
fatbolii9en Gebre uerOffentli9en. = gncp:
clica 9ius *.
2ast Gtidts unueriudt, wObur6 uniere
beiIige &eligiou unO ibre beiliame Sebre in
ben Sereisigten Staaten meter perbreitet
werben t6nnen, bamit u~erirrte Wanoerer
auf BEN re9ten Gfub Su~riifgeIeiiet weroen
mGgcn. -S9reiben 9ius IL. an Die Si;
i66ie Der 9. ct.
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iden &epublifaniiben griioeri6aft." Sm

'ten Gepnblifani'ben griioeri6aft." sSm
@anSen mag es in ,SrIanb al a6,is bis
5unoert ioIGer Sberltsn seben, pom peI-
den leoo6 feiner BON Dem anbern weib unb
blOB BEN Sorseiesteu fennt, Der ibn er,
nannt unb peretoist bat. Sn Der ndmli:
den sebetmen uno uoriidtisen @siie pdblt
ieoer bieler Sberiten feline Saupt!sute unb
Officiere unb uerpflidtet iie, isoen abses
%Ionoert, bur6 feierli6en S1wui, ais
vSoloaten Der iriiben &epubIit."
gu9 BON ibnen tennt &einer ben Nnbern,
lcnbern Sober nur ben Sbs,iteu, weltem
Ell geldworen bat Bios bic Mitglteber
elmer Jtotte, he aus einem BON Dem betrei:
fenoen Sauptmann in Hfll9t seuommenen
unteroficier unb ueun Wemeinen Qebiloet
piro, tennen li1 chamber. NurDAentlid
ueriammeln iie ii6 einmll gu militdriihen
%uebunsen, bod INNER obne Seuerwaiisn,
uno oer9Ieiden @rercitien obns 8eipebr
iino mad benz engIiiden @eles poutom.
men legal. OerseitaIt lit fir ole yeuabs
runs Der Sunoessebeilnniiie trefli6 seioret,
wenisltens lit bic Gntoetuns Der eisentli,
ben Better Der @eieuihaft 10 gut wie IN:
sewObnli9, wie bies aud Der leste Senior;
pioceB bewieien bat.
Sn @merita mOssn, in ben ueridiebemen
Staaten Der Union, al 100, OOC Witolie.
Der Der Sriioeri9aft eriitinen. Sic perfbei.
len li3 aui etpa iieben,is e~in,elne
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