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National Republican., 1877-08-11

THE various State associations in this city
were organized originally for political pur.
poses. The recent order prohibiting officers
from participating In the management of po-
litical aaaiB will render the original purpose
OF the State associations obsolete Moreover,
In consequence Of the adoption Of the princi.
pie Of permanency in the tenure of office most
of the persons now in the Departments will
settle here for life. 1t has been suggested
that in consequence Of this change in the
status Of the Government employees here It
would be expedient to dissolve the old State
associations and form instead thereof clubs
composed Of persons OF congenial tastes for. the
purpose Of promoting the interests of litera-
tn'e and art in the Capital, rs well as their
mental improvement and social enjoyment
Associations formed upon a congeniality Of
tastes and pursuits would be much more
agreeable than those founded upon the acci-
dent that certain persons came from the same
State to Washington. The suggestion is Ger.
tainly worthy Of consideration.
National Republican., 1877-08-11

and fsss win not only ample temporal COM
pensation, but an immortality of fame.
Under the influence Of such competition
and such rewards, the genius of our artists
would be called forth, and the long wished
for distinctive school of American art
would flourish in this Capital, and embel-
lish IL
National Republican., 1877-08-11
JUDGE WEST AS A LOGICIAN AND AN
ORATOR

In 1867, when the question of amending the
State constitution, with view of giving the ballot
10 the blacks. was pending. he made q speech
negro enfranchisernent and put him In the very
hrst rank Of the lOgcinns and orators of the coui-
try. There must be few In Ohio who did not see.
llshed In pamphlet furm and scattered broadcast
throughout the State, and who do not remember
lts author He IT, man of great personal magnet
Ing an audience.
National Republican., 1877-08-11
WHAT KEMBLE MADE OF HIMSELF

Kemble relates that he assumed the rule
that schurz could not be sincere civ. service re-
former because he received this money for cam
an ass. He also calls schurz "a nercenary" because
Of this We judge that Kemble Is sore over some
offcc-seeking disappointment. Surely his own
statement shows that he Ia senseless calumnator
And his account does not impeach Mr.. Schurxs
yeracity In the least
National Republican., 1877-08-11
A FINANCIAL MISTAKE.
From the New York TrIbune.

The rcpudiationists, under the lead Of Gen.
Toombs. carried the Georgia Constitutional Con-
yention yesterday, and adopted section prohibiting
the payment Of the bonds issued by the Bullock gov
crnrnent for railroad purposes. There was fright
fil amount of fraud connected with the issuing Of
these bonds, but 10 rcpudiatc them In gross with
out 70 much a. judicial inquiry into their valid
ity, on the grounds stated by Toombs, that the re-
cInstIucti9n govcrnment was a usurpaion, is an
act OF folly and dishonor, The day will come
WHOM the pcople Of Georgin will be ashamed Of Il.
National Republican., 1877-08-11

Do NOT think that somebody else ought to
do something for the promotion Of the pros
perity Of Washington, but that you can do
nothing This is great mistake. The hum
blest person can do something. The great
need Of this city is public spirit. This trait
induces men to devote time and money to en-
terpriscs calculated to promote the general
welfare Of the city in which they may happen
to live. By the active corporation of our
business men the population of Washington
might be doubled In a few years. Think Of
this matter, but do not stop with thinking.
Do something.
National Republican., 1877-08-11
TRApELERS' GUIDE.

TRApELERS, GUIDE.
UNIVERSAL r. r. TICKET OFFICE.
TGSS t G% s y Gn, SoEs s2Yss
oggn any % Other n 0iiee Or depot in this city,
hPpS s''a m used bsSssS s. 'esff %iffffsTSEE sIHSEEn
nhi.y- sS Pennsylvania avenue, Shoe store
1877 GREAT 1877
TO THE NaRTT NRaENAsysyASiA TlS .sD sSyg5 g5,,ruwvr
DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL RAILS,
SPLENDID scENESH MisF sMFAoNIrrcENr EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE WasiIisSTSs WIZ Il lsT nom Demo. o.,.
r., nss s,,f, q sixth an and A st,ss.s % as Io,iows
e . Rsss.s :nS s,ssp'ss M Is sos Sss
ny d.y * %S fssos 81 Car NSs 70 ahs snS Chicago
BALTIMORE AND roToMAc RAILROAD
For ,, ~ sss eso:,e, BSSs,0 Nsssrs % y:
sss is ss Ess VA %ss.G r y ,as M ds sHS.
sSsn ;ss NE h' fmss ~ Eass m sss sr
ro, man nan parcr % Ssrs S s m daily. s.ccrt SUNDAY.
S$sy $s,yns,. ssss q sunday with Sleeping Cars nom
'' 81 Rssp m asy N frls ssa saaH. e
AocSm%Saaiion sn,; ior Mai;mors. go m. and 4aon
For Pope. creek Line s 90 . m and 60 p. m. daily.
For AMMAN sxsSSspos. 90 m. and 4D p m daily. suoep.
HSs HsS %Ssad RhId
por par - sa$; sssas ss sss%sS; 4 4 a, 4
Tran; 'sy Issy, 'Ss SsssS$rs as r. ws.p!rson. .a
On sun sunday & al siS a and % M S., and naa pn m
ss sss
fs s:Es s@is; 'i ssss .si
rRArk Il SSAARE ssas asqsf .s Sssns
1lALTiMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
NArioNAGf fffSE ffSE RSSpsf asp slfoRF nHHS HSSurn
NORTH. wFHr, NoRrHwEsr AND snurHwT,rr
LEAVE wAsHISoroS.
t;0 a. NJ, baltimore and way stations
% Whe ssppr aSa Vsey S wsy syrSs. Ssg.s: r.
press make, no stops between Washington and Har.
.1S 4. g; Louis, Cincinnati, CHICAGO and Pitts
sis M, Pisd!noai stfsssafs ss winchester Ir.ser,
% New % 9ors s1a Fh,isspSS ss iS1 So.ton and Ia.
.SSS \ ~, Bai,lmore and way stations, on Sunday
isi5 !; IN. Baiamore. iIiiico,, City. Annapolis and
On sandy q Rsl.,%Srs only stopping al ali siOn
ia2p >. M. q iiin,orc md Lsirel express
t9t .. m Pt OF Rocks Frederick, uagerstown, Win
chester, and way stations. -.
$40 y M, Baltic. Annapolis and way stations,
$50 .. M, philadelphia, Norfolk and baltimore
esss1, s,s. pS;sssnsers S Tor Norfolk taken In the
'Sis p. M, Chicago and colum,ms express, win.
chester and lnYcrstown. except sunday.
.-'3 y. M, Bti' more express.
s73 u M, Baltimore and wnv stations
SO p. m, Point Of Rocks and way stations Metro
.ass p. m, 81 louis and Cincinnati expres.
sio;Oop M. New York, Philadelphia and Baltlmors
express.
day. mylaE
National Republican., 1877-08-11
ALL SHADES OF OPINION.

Inc snbjoined editorial extracts from promi-
Hem Americm ne,rspapers irrespective Of party,
IRE pnbished just as any other Wens ITEMS solely
for The Information Of our reIdcrs. Our own
opiWioss aud piems wiu usual, b oppressed only
ia our editorial ootuAins.
National Republican., 1877-08-11
BLAINE TOOK WATER.
s..... sl,s NJa... ~ N


The action of the Republican convention
In Maine has been watched with more than ordi-
nary interest IL anticipated that there ifany
where, anoiganized Republican movement aga inst
the policy of President Hayes would be begun.
hut the convention wns tame aiinir, and Senator
Blaine took water in manner which must have
been utterly disappointing to the spectators, who
were watching TO SEE him toss his antlers
n bay
National Republican., 1877-08-11

GENERAL SITTING BULL Is to experience the
benefits Of the Presidents policy of pacifca-
ton aud reconciliation. A commission con-
sisting Of three gentlemen-provided they can
request him to return to the land of his
fathers and behave himself
National Republican., 1877-08-11
THE SUCCESS OF THE DIAz GOVERN
MENT.
From the Albany Evening Journal:

fTUlH EHt hIUHiIy EVtHIhB JourhuIi
Diaz Is getting along uncommonly well In
the management OF Mexican finances when we
consider the bankrupt and rlinous condition In
which he found things. He announces that
Of tie award Of this country for depre-
dat!ons along the border, and he
acts will do much both 10 strengthen his admins.
trntlon and repair the credit of Mexico and a few
more Of the Ike character will be apt 10 settle the
nations
National Republican., 1877-08-11
NOT BLAINYs WAY OF DOING.

Prom the New YORK Mnn.
1t is rather xtra-hazardous for any journal,
particularly so for the Herald to predict the course
that Senator Blaine will pursue toward the Admin
istration. The wide-awake Eastern statesman does
not go about showing his cards to reporters or fhe
does seem to show them, 1t is ten TO one for o
blind.
National Republican., 1877-08-11

lately attracted great deal of attention from
capitalists, &C., in other parts of the country,
and highly favorable practical results viii
doubtless follow. Let our readers write to
their friends abroad about this matter, so that
people may be informed in regard to the com
mercial advantages Of this city.
National Republican., 1877-08-11

A LITTLE ONE FOR A CENT.
From the Norfolk virginian:
1t took q hatchet to make Washington tell
the truth, but Murat Halsted can get along with a
small penknife. y
National Republican., 1877-08-11
TWO CoNTRAsTED FACTS.

from tne Nnristhui Hngfster:
QJust now two contrasted facts become very
significant The president OF one Of the railroads
afflicted by the strike accepted the ONCE cond-
ton that he should be guaranteed salary OF $50 600
year for fyc years But when proposal was
Providence railroad, the late Hon. J. II. clifford,
the president said "If there Is any reduction, let
II begin with my salary." No reduction was made
National Republican., 1877-08-11

THERE are now three parties in Maine-thc
Radicals, the Republicans, and the Democrats.
Two Of these parties sustain the Southern
policy Of the President, aud constitute o ma
jority Of the people Of that State.
National Republican., 1877-08-11

Mn. BLAINE has disappointed the President
That's something for GAIL HAMILTON to re.
joice at.
National Republican., 1877-08-11

THE politics Of Maine are controlled by the
machine politicians of that State, and conse-
quently the platform does not represent the
real sentiments Of the people. CHAMBERLAIN
spoke for them in brave and manly way.
The people will certainly never approve OF
the bloody shirt platform imposed upon that
convention by the cunning manipuiations Of
Mr. BLAINE
National Republican., 1877-08-11

Ex-Governor MORRILL,, Of Maine, an
nounced that unless the Republican platform
indorsed the Presidents policy he intended to
leave the party. We think Mr.. MORRILL, is
right In taking such q course.
National Republican., 1877-08-11

The earnest and influential supporters Of
the Administration in Maine will make their
influence felt In . way not very agreeable to
the machine politicians Of that State.
National Republican., 1877-08-11

TWENTY ONE disappointed office-holders met
at Columbus, Ohio, and resolved that they did
not approve OF the Presidents policy. Every
fellow had wanted an Office which he did not
get. What pityi
National Republican., 1877-08-11

The policy Of tho Administration towards
the South ought not to be changed, and will
not be changed. The President can safely 90
to the country upon that issue.
National Republican., 1877-08-11
A FESTIVE CANDIDATE.

FTOHl tTt VU1UHIDUs Ftltt JOuTnMI
John g. Thompson Is fooling away his time
at Put-in-Bay, and In the meantime Uncle Dickn
Is charging Ground wanting TO know when he Is 10
be put on the stump
National Republican., 1877-08-11

GEN. EDWIN L. HAYES, second cousin of
the President, desires the position Of collector
OF internal revenue for Brooklyn. Let US pre-
pare for Democratic howl.
National Republican., 1877-08-11
THEY DID ONE BOLD THING.
,r,,,, ha Naxu vn.t, D,,bIt.

The one bold thing In the doings Of this
convention was u bad thing II did make a bold
bid for the votes OF the late strikers and the wage
carriers who sympathize with them. In itself every
such bid for the support of class IL mischieyous
and discredltable. But the particular form of
remedy proposed was such rs To make the rcsolu-
tion partlcularly objectionable
National Republican., 1877-08-11
A FRESH GAIL

From the Nashville American:
Gail is blowing again. Sixteen-the Iette,
not Gail Shes forty.
National Republican., 1877-08-11

To STOP all further controversy about the
WAsHISoToN monument, why not transform
II into a lighthouse?
National Republican., 1877-08-11

TAKE back seat, Mr.. BLAINE. The war Is
over, and the people are tired Of sectional
hate. The people now look up to statesmen
who entertain broad and liberal views.
National Republican., 1877-08-11

THE labor question must be solved by each
individual for himself Let every man make
II rule to spend less than he makes. BY this
economy almost any industrious man can get
home, and lay something by for a rainy
la,y
National Republican., 1877-08-11

THERE ought to be no further delay in com.
pleting the Washington monument. Let the
foundation be strengthened and then com.
plete 1t according TO the original plan.
National Republican., 1877-08-11

SENATOR CoSKLISa has returned home safe
and let us hope in better health than when h,
left us.
National Republican., 1877-08-11

Tue attempt to revive sectional strife be-
tween the North and the South is so wicked
that the people will not sanction 1t.
National Republican., 1877-08-11

THE work of completing the Washington
monument would give employment to quite a
number Of men. We hope that the fact will
arrived at soon.
National Republican., 1877-08-11

DANA was ffty-cight years old day before
yesterday He is perfect fac sin,ile of LUcI-
FER at the same age.
National Republican., 1877-08-11
Coon BYE, Mr.. BLAINE!

The Maine platform has one of jim BLAINEs
stump speeches in its belly, hence its immense
size
National Republican., 1877-08-11
MlRRIED,
DIED.

WEEKS-LANB1E-On Wednesday August g.
iSy by Rev. J.. ID Owen, JANiss T. wEExs and KATE
Ii LASBIE, all OF Rappaliannock county, Va
National Republican., 1877-08-11

Between sherry and champagne, II is said the Iowa
Republicans are sorry now fof what they have
National Republican., 1877-08-11
THE ONE THEY'RE ALL AFTER
From the Ran FrancIscp Maui,


The Ohio Radical Convention declared that
II was In favor OF gold and silver as money but IL
won't refuse 10 take greenbackH. II Is after the
dollar OF our fathers or any other dollar.
National Republican., 1877-08-11
HIS SCALP.
From the Louisville Commercial:
Now for Bishops scalp.
BEN wADE's TUMBLE

FfUfh tne rsAH FfHhcfstD MHlf
When the Ohio Radical convention indorsed
Hayes, Ben Wade tumbled a back somarsauit over
nine rows OF benches, and swore he wouldn't
take The nomination for Governor. and he won't
National Republican., 1877-08-11
THE CASE OF GEN. RuNKLE

From the Louisville Courier-Journal: ..E
One Of the hardest cases that ever came ut
in our military annals was the dismissal Of Gen
Runkle from the service on the alleged ground OF
officer Of greater merit or gallnntry In the Union
service, nor any gentleman anywhere Of larger
or truer nature: He was one Of Belknap's victims
But the whirligig OF time brings In its revenge
Beknap Ia disgraced adyenturer
National Republican., 1877-08-11
PIAYED.OJpT REM

FLA ED-OUT BEN.
From the Toledo Blade:
Ben Wade Is so utterly played out that he
could not prevent even his own county from in.
dorsing the President.
National Republican., 1877-08-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sssPEcLAL NoT1cE-ALL GOODS LEFT
With US, either on loan or commission, on which
money as been advanced ereo aud n overdue tho
Tine set pn the recepts must be taken out or the time
cxtended or the same Will be sold after days from
TINS date At private sale public auction,
compelled TO realize the money.
\. GOLDSTEIN co, Commission Rrokers,
hugtf0t Corner OF Tenth and n streets,
National Republican., 1877-08-11
WHAT THEY H,ISTED.

"hal Ii
From thu Washington Capital
The President drank seltzer, Carl Schurz
drank lager, aud Key absorbed alcohol at the
Schuetzen- Vereln,
National Republican., 1877-08-11
LET woRKINGMEN BEWARE OF DEMA.
GOGUES

ffOnl inc NOW fOrk 1IeTh1:
Political demagogues are beginning to turn
the labor troubles 70 their personal advantage in
Ohio. Workingmcns candidates, when sue.
cessiul, invariably betray those who elected
National Republican., 1877-08-11
For ssleby W. II. a o. H. MORRISON,
AuiI.u No 475 Pennsylyan,a avenue
Alill-ti

uNDEMNEDy-BAISAM CUPAiBA is CON.
~ domn'h aud discarded rs being not only worth.
and and smell and viii disorder the souidest stomach,
purely vegetable, pleasant to lake and will always
cure ~ NOM two 10 Our days II Is the only known
medicine that can be depended on, thereby avoiding
exposure and trouble. Male packages, o. female p
by drugglAtA
Jesiy wB. ENTwIsLH.
National Republican., 1877-08-11
THE REPUBLICANS ARE woRKINGMEN
From the 81. Louis Globe Democrat

The "workingmen" OF Ohio, II properly or
ganized can carry the Legislature Of That State
against both Of the old parties And then II they
could only agree among themselves, they could
elect the Senator 70 be chosen next year.
National Republican., 1877-08-11
THE IOWA REPUBLICANS ARE SORRY.

backward, turn backward, oh Time is thy
thunder and breathcs war from his nostrils In one
OF the departments chance TO slip out into Iowa
and change that platform 70 the support Of Hayes.
National Republican., 1877-08-11

TUE WORLDS STANDARD.
FArRBANKs SCALES
RECEIVED HIaHIsT MEDAIsAr
Worlds EaiI New York
Word Word: Er KAT vshS vyar;
Worlds Fair sanIingos hill isaS
Worlds Fair Sidney, Australia,
ALSO SOLE AoEsrsy
MILES ALARM MONEY DRY
HANoocKs INsPIRA7
cine best feeder 1seSSa,tSs sSSSa fSs sSn.s ss,ST.
AIso.
oscrILATINa PUMP CoMPANYs pulrps.
Fairbanks a Co.. all broadway. New York.
Augli-im
Qua NEW LAW PUBLICATIONS.
UNIrrD STATES srATurm AT LARGE
Vol, 10. rory.iour1h Congress, us7sasu.
LAWS AMERICAN DIGEST OF PATENTS.
Digest Of American cases relating patents for inyen
tons and copyrights from l7so 10 1sil
WATERMANs UNITED STATES CRIMINAL
HRrMinALDs CRIMINAL PRACTICE AND
Williams ON EXECUTORS.
HERMAN ON CHATTEL MoRT0AGEs,
NEW EWMLSCELLANEOBs PUBLICATIONS.
OTHER PEOPLES CHILDREN, by the author Of
= oIRtESp33NGiiIiiAsTioN 3 OF SCIENCE AND RKLI.
SCIENCE on LANGUAGE. by Hovelaca.
LIVING QUESTIONS OF THE AGE BY Walker
BEYOND THE SIERRAS, by Tevls,
LABOR AND CAPITAL. by Bolies.
LEE rs,t AM9NG TIE CLERGY. by Fisher.
THE HOUSE ON THR BERGH, Hapers msis sfiss Hour
KATE CROWNS DowRY. Harpers Half Hour
"A PRIMER OF GREEK LITERATURE, Harper's
"A fKlMER or LATIN LITERATURE, Harper's
MRs. Arthur by Mn. oiphant
For ssieby W. II. a o. H. MORRISON.
Auil.tf No, f75 Pennsyiyania ayepue
NDEMNED.-BALSAM COPAiBA is CON.
~ domn'I aud discarded rs being not only worth.
leas uul ne uCnlly Injurious II Is disgusting In taste
and smell, md will uisOrdaf the aonfdest afo,,..b
National Republican., 1877-08-11

egs Cash Prires amounting 70 t5i6, 100.
WHOLE TICK e A EIs "a "a &h.ALvEs AZ, f, 81 9inlA.RTERs l.
$40, 6da TICKETS, $50
Remttances can bemade by Malt Express, Dram,
bic 10 q. W. Harrow q Co
Reliable Agents wanted everywhere Send reer
q. W. BARRow& A co, 0ani Managera
m. r,,os, Soy5ier, ,Jonrnsi Bnlldng, Lousyille Ky.
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR IAR'A'""' Ns" auSatf
National Republican., 1877-08-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Al the Mstropoindn-W. Chamberlain Missouri: i,
0lleSpn, q. n. Cogson, Boston: N H. Adrich, Miss NJ
T. Aidrich Herrishurs l. fairlaK, Maryland; q q
Goodmnn A. II. Barron, q, W. Phillips, Tex sg q. A.
Mss La Fargo, New York; II. Meyer Fort Worth
, 1877-01-17
nsutfe ttltsr. gtpf(1sa.
Scr aries im Orient.

Qonbon, 16. San. gine&euter'Ide
Gepel6e aug Gontantiuopel meloet !:
,Sn Der se1trisenG nnferensibuns tbeilts
Der Marquis BON @alisburp i'm Namen
ieinei gollegen Ben 0ertretern oer4Sforte
Die lebten @oridldse Der Madte nit
unb erflarte, tpenn bic pforte oieielben
ni@t onnebme, 10 babe er gefsbl, abau.
%rsiien. Sir 9snrp gaiott iaste, i'm obi
Gen Sale mdre vr ebenfaus angetple'en,
&o~nfontinopel al perlniien uno Die br'
tilde @eianbtlaaft einem Gelddftstra
ger au %iibsrloHsn. Aae iibrisen Sspoa=
ma9tisten modten dbnli4e Grtldrnnsen
6apfet paiha erpieoerte, er lei Johann
sesmunsen, bic Gori6ldse 9ebuIs elmer
e~nosaltisen Mntwort ieincr &s9ieruna
au unterbreiten. miiiie ieoO4 mitgeoan'
ern seiisben, BOP er ni4t CLAUDE. oaB Die
0orjdldae aussnommen ,ueroen tonnen.
Sic Mntport miiroe bis our nddlt'n
@ituns. wslds Donneritas ita'ifinost.
bereit isin. IS 1T isou6 m0sIi4. oaB Die
@ibuns auf ndditen eonnabeno pers
ihoben miro. Mittlerpcile IN 70 Der aug
1870 boben @iirbentrdsern oes &eihes
bsnebcnoe srpbe &atb uber bic @ntport
entideioen.
Sn benz 8iinonib swii@m &ublano
uno eerbien idsint Elm Yru9 tatt9s-
furhsn 81 haben.
Sic Don @uBlonb mobiliiirte Mrmee
ioa 5i9 in melt beiierem 3uitanoe befins
Der, dig mon bisber onnabm.
Die Mrdipen Der ruiiiiden @eianbt-
l4oit in Gonltantinopel Iino bereits in
OoslIa angsfommen.
, 1877-01-17

rDas Meteor Der leeten Wohe"-
faat Die Drtloit y6ree FrcB"- vailt Hen
Mousntiit II ais Gin iideres Anseid)en, oab
Der rntereana erWel teporitebt Oens
nod iorbern ne Die aiten Yreiie fur Vau'
plGec.
Dos 8odcaer rgoltsblatt" ROM 81.
Dec ihrei t n&ur; nah 2 nbr in oe'
Jtadt pom Hienraa gum Mittwoh wur~
oe bon perbrederiiher Sano Der lieri fd
aemaAt. baS bier gum y'eiten Der inBatb
3u erridtenoen @olootenbeinatb ousae.
iteute aro6e Sslsemdloe rIie Sdlaht
bet Qoofout Wiountain," gu ue.brennen,
6 # UNI 6 l1br seitern eutoedt oaB ei
FOLDER Brand lifturasueriuA aemad,t NOR.
en- m1,. Die 8ranoitlfter batten ;u
oieien .3wede Ctr lGbol, r benuet uno
Die Qeinmano unmitt lbar uutcr Der NiQut
bes General 9oOfer entjuciqeihuitten.
IS 1T elm Sod BON Der @r6Be sweier
llidnnerhduoe in oaS @emdloe gebrannt,
iouie zine onoere tleinere Seffnuaa a, bod,
belinoen lit beioe eiee Stelsn in oer9ed.
be oes Hobmeus uno buben sen Niauren
fcinen Shooen aetban. Man bat bis
jeet feline Spur Don benz nieoertrdatiaen
Subiefte, mcld, 8 nit frcpelnoel Sano
rim iolhes &unitwerf au SerlIoren seoad)'
to-"
, 1877-01-17
Wuroraifhe ua1ridten.

N0nttand. Dte ultramont1nen h1t'
.sn oaruuf i%petulirt, bel ibrsm neuelteu
Spsttafsltad. Der &onnau3er &onruoi.
fsisr. ourd Die Anweienh.it oes @roB'
ber3oss benz Telte Elm @sliej gu seben.
beiicn es 1T entbebren muB. Derielbs
muroe ndmlId gum &onraoifeite einse'
laoen. bat aber auf Die @inlaouns in
fol anbsr Weiie ssantmortet: npot)3us
oerebrenoer 9odmaroisft.r 9srr vi.
ldof Der @roBbsrso9 baben MIDI be-
auftraet. Guer 3odwirbsn m't3mbsilsn
bab o.mielbsn oura ben b.r3.itis.n
Man0erpfarrsr 3u Ronitan3. @taot
pfarrer Yrusis, Der @unid aus9eipro.
den tuorbsn lei. baB @~roBheraos 6rieb.
rid on Der 8 belfsi.r bss b.ili9en Som
rao iid peri0nlih bstbsilisen m0dtsn.
Derielbe psrmaa Dies 3,uar niht aus3u
fibren nimmt aber siuen warrnen Nns
tb.il an o:r Veosutuns oleier 6sier
wslhe fir Die &atbOliten oss 2anosa
bon be~lonosrem Wertbe 1T.
@enehmisen @usr 9odwhrSen audl
Bel bieiem NnlaB ben NuSorud meiur
ausseSsthnetiten Qodadtuus. @ucr
Sodwdroen erstbeulter StOner, Yra.
fioent oes sroSber5osliden Wiuiteriums
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