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COURT PROCLAMATION.

wy lcrcna the lion. J. c. Buchcr presi
w dent judge Of the Judicial pis'ric'
composed Oft counties OF SHydcr, Union
AMI Millin aud Daniel Gcmber'ins anl
B l.. RaudenbusL Esqs. Associate Judges
in and for Snyder county have issued their
yrecept bearing, date the 27th day Of
Feb. A. ID. 1877, TO me directed for
the holding Of an Orphans court, court
Of Common Pleas, court Of Oyer and Ter
miner and General court of Quarter Ses-
SONS of tho peace at Niddleburg, for the
county Of Snyder, on the lth Monlay. (be
ing the 2s,h day Of May 1910 and
continue oae week.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace and Consta
blos in and for the county Of Snyder, to APP
pear in their proper person with their rolls
records, inquisitions. examinations aud
other rem crihranoes TO do those things
which uf their Offices and in their behalf
pertain to be done and Witnesses and per-
sons prosecuting iI behalf Of the Common
wealth against any person or persons arc
required 10 be then and there attending
eLd not departing without leave at their
/ peril. justices arc requested TO he punct
lunl 10 tAoir Attendance at the appointe ed
/ Tine ngreeably to notice.
! Given under my hand and seal ut thu
SheriG's Office in Middleburg, the 18Th lay
Of Apr. A. D., one,thousand eight hundret
aud scyeaiy-seyen.
DANIEL EiSENHART, Sheriff.
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Is l>6i tho English government
acted toward Denmark a d,scredita-
blc aud moan part, which resemblc1
in its early stages. what Lords Ben
cou6u!i and Derby have been doing
for the last year in relation to Tu-
koy. England Mt that time gave
every encouragement 10 Denmark in
her qnorol with Germany, melting
her and leading Lur on, until she ca.
gagged In ver, ozpcc,ing the assis-
tauco Of English support NGon
liog'aul. Ike , bully backing = little
fellow ioT a fight, 'IaLcs tho scratch
Iarl WHOM the fight takes place ruus
,un Ul leaves bin. abandoned her
md icf, her to fight single handed
! IN an unequal contest with one Ui
tho great powers Of Europe.
II seems TO us that Turkey would
have done vel TO have reelected ~.
ON This piece OF history bcfo'o rcioct-
/ iDg The dou1nls Of the protocol
England las lost caste among the
great powers of Europe they de-
spise her diplomacy, anl she has lost
! foreign influence.
[ During the late war in America in
complications arising from :ho arrest
OF Mossrs. Mason anl Sli loll she
made demands OF the United SIaios,
Il government crippled by a great
civil war, aud with the certainty on
her part TO have The Confederate
States allies, il tuo quarrel were
pushed to extrcmities, and this wa
the last timo any foreign govern.
'mont yielded 10 her.
1t has been discovered within tho
last year, that toe reason England 50
shamcfully deserted Denmark was
fear OF Germany aud q knowledge oi
her own military weakness. In tho
'"iiio Of lord Palmcuston lately
published, thorc are several private
letters printed which show the true
inwardncss Of the abandonment oI
nonmalk. She know that she could
not in n struggle with Germany
without allies succeed and go through
fear abandoned little pcumark aitol
gctting her into thc scrnpc.
Now how does her position in 1877
differ from that of 1864 In this
contest rs in that The fighting viii
have to ha done principally upon the
land. Tho armies Of Russia arc large
and powerful The distance to
Denmark is not great, whiIo in The
case of Turkey, British troops and
munitions would have to be trans
ported throo thousand miles by sea
! What could they accomplish agains;
the vast armies Of Russia ightina
near their own frontier aud close &c
the source Of their supplies. With
ont IN ally among the other great
military powers it would be madness
to expose her commerce to dcstruc
ton, and she cannot expect such al
ally until ono Of the great powers
think their interests are imporillod
which none Of them seem to think
as yet.
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nE National Administration

TIE National Administration is
moving along smoothly and quietly,
and with but few exceptions, Rapub
leans everywhere ere satisfied thlt
President Hayes is doing ali he ccn
DO for the prosperity of the whole
country. There are here aul thore
Il few dissatisfied Republicans with
what is called IIayes's Southern poll
cy, but they have no following. Al
sensible people are satisfied that the
President is but carrying out his
letter OF acceptance and inaugural
address and, with rcforonco to the
situation in which he is placed Ae Is
actinr Wisely
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TurEE is nothing particularly new
from Washington. A considerable
number OF clcrks have boon dis
charged in nearly all the Depart
monts simply because tho public
service does not require them. On
Monday week the President Issued
an order consolidating and reducing
the Army and Navy pension agen'
cios After July, eighteen agencies
will 10 the work now done by fifty
eight 1t is expected that tho res
duction viii save the Government
&l5o,O01 annually. All this looks
.iLc real reform.
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EX-Goyeruor Andrew G.. Curtin.
is credited with expressing the
opinion that one of the most sangu-
mary wars OF modern times hls be.
gun, one that has been exhaustive
and OF long duration. lie SAYS that
Russia WAS preparing for it when ho
was in that country. and has for that
matter locn preparing for it fifteen
years Tho Russian people will en-.
ter upon the struggle with cnthusi,
asm aul great Immunity.
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BLUYy, honest OLD Zen Wade, hay-
Ing been placed before the public by
Ward II I.am0u as a couspiratOr 10
bupplaut Prosi igHt Lincoln by a de-
tatOr in his usual frank AMI fearless
ityle says That Lamon is liar Il
Inyu is tie man who pretending u
Le tic near friend Of Mr.. Lincoln,
after his death published a biOgra.
ply Of the dead President, in which
J. introduced about all the SANDER.
Gus sluf the C0ppolleaas and rebels
could Invent. The Altoona H4iicQl
says tnat Ben Wade has moro man.
hood in his little fngcr than could
be squeezed out Of q regiment Of
Lannon's No true Republican will
ever forget tue grand courage Of
Wade when the whole North seemed
criDging before Southern black-
guards aud braggsrts aud when
Sumner was beaten dosn in his seat
10 the Senate II was then that
Wade, rs il were standing alone,
Lurlol defiance at the ohiyalry and
actually cowsd the whole drove of
tLen then in Washington.
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4 DESPATCH from Washington
states that private letters received
here from Columbia, 5. c.. say that
there are continued indications Of a
serious split iu the Democratic party
Of that State in consequence Of tho
demand Of Governor Hampton that
Justice Willard shall be elected Chief
Justice. In consequence Of this tho
Republicans are more hopeful Of TIC
future.
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u.ry->sxr<xxsas ss<sz~xz

NOT few Democratic journals arc
expressing fears that there viii be Il
general breaking up of the old lines
IL the next Congress, aud that the
Administration viii ggip N h
strength from tle Southern DernJ-
Gratis. We do not expect much aid
from the Southern Democrats, but
at tho samo time we NO willing to
give tlcm moro credit for fairness
than the Northern Democrats, ~
hAoMn In the Int (n,nro.s
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cr| FIAm1 IL tie Juril,q. -Shad
fishing 10 the Iunjat8 rjyar at Newport,
according % the statement Of tue New.
port N.r. ola recent date, has not
been successful at that pojat this sea-
-pn-ycry !cw iisn having been taken
thu, far, The Mars complains that
lhe price asked for shal is entirely too
nigh, hut add; that until they arc
caught in latgenumbors they cannot be
disposed Of at lower rates, Rt living
profit. The NeFs disppses Of the sub
ioat by abiding " the isAways in the
Columbia dam a few years ago
when tho dam at Columbia broke
thousands Of sAal were caught 10 this
place, and all along above Columbia,
in natural places, thcy We're plenty.
The G.hways down there don't amount
to "shucks' for any one above the
dam, beside the fishermen down there
almost stand guard 10 prevent few
that might stray through by nj,
course from ascending thestream. The
destruction Of property j. all the time
~ be dcplored, but .sn eiIsaLuai break
IN the Columbia dam would find u
host Of EympathizcTs.
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BOY criminals arc just now bring.
ing themselves into public notice
In Fredericksburg, Virginia, Jamcs
Finch, aged II, deliberately shot
Gnl killed aplayfcllow who lcproyel
him for swearing, Iu New OEalus
Nathan Boyd, aged 9, pnrposcly sct
fire 10 house out Of revenge iJr b.
ing whipped. In San FanciseD,
Arthur Bgunett, aged If, nearly E.iI-
cd his sister by BtabJing her. In
Buffalo, Robert Aikens, aged -,
Ia1rtaIly wounded another by with
g.. ~
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rurHszzE.Isss-x-~s5.axx

Tua Republican Committee Of Ju-
uiata County met last week, and
elected Jeremiah Lyons Esq ropro-
sentative delegate, aud Luciau Wil-
son Esq Senatorial delegate to the
state Convention They were in
,tructol to support Judge sterrett
Tor the supreme Court. Junilta is
tho native county Of judge Storrett,
and when he runs it next flll, the
Democratic majority of four hundred
viii be Whitfield down 10 the little
end Il nothing.
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HIsGuLss AcciDgSr.--A fey days ago
~ a freight train WAS passing the Penn
sylysnia dsp2t, at BIliwip, the dead bo-
d. Of cos was obsersel TO DO dragging
az Ter one Of the care. When the train
mas stopped Il was found that the tail
bsd 10 some way became wrapped about
The axle aud draggd until notblng but
tho skin. head anI feet IspaiAsI, al the
other parts beiag scattered along the
track. II Is Supposed the %" was ylruek
In the nelghbOrb9oi Of Loebiel aud lad
thus slpgulsfly becoDe fss,sled " the
axle.
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s~~~srsS-s~-S~~u<svssss

CoLvMDiA, S. c. May 1j-The
Senate and House met in Joint sos
sion at one + NJ. to ballot for the
chief iusticcship Of tho state. As
sociatc Justice A. j. Willard was
oloctod on the first ballot, receiving
Sc out of 12S votes. This creates 4
vacancy in tho associate justicosLip,
The election Of which viii probably
take place next week.
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PHLApaLrun, May t7.-Ex- prcsi
dent Grant, accompanied by many
prominent citizens and mon Of na-
tional n)te, ombirlo1 on the steam ,r
Twilight this morning. Tho T@i.
light will board the Indiana Mt Now
Castle, when tho latter, bearing
General Grant and family, will sail
far Euro,,o
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TnE now Postoilicc Mt Harrisburg
is to be be built on tho si,o Of tho
old State Capital Hotel. The lots
necessary for The building have boon
bought for SI2O,00n, leaving siO,-
600 of the appropriation over This
will be used in bciunipg the erection
of the builllny.
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BY order of the Secretary Of Wal
300 soldiers will shortly be mus,
tered out Of service. aud the army
vii! bo reduced to 2j,000. Our rca-
dcrs will remember that when The
news Of the Custer massacre was ro.
ccived, couple of additional rosi.
monts We're raised to defend tho
frontier from the raids Of the hostile
Indians.
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4 LII persons are hereby cautioned
~ against negotiating for note 81 gned
by me on tho 27th of March, 1877, as
never received any value for the samc and
win not pay it unloss compelled TO do SO
by due process Of law.
AMOS sTETLEE.
Penn twp, March 81, 1877.
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GoyERYog ltomNsoS, of Now York,
has vetoed the bill recently passed. by
tho Goucral Assembly Of t.a' State
allowing womou to hold oli1l on
school boards 10 says women
have no right to vote, AMI Therefore
tho Constitution prevents thom from
lpl1iuc ,fiioc
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w<,~s~s~<n<<<<~-r<..--s

lr is reported that many of the
engineers concerned IN tho Reading
railroad strike will 90 to Brazil,
whore they have secured positions
on raiIroa l. Noyt month the
Baldwin works Will ship nineteen
locomotives to that country.
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esS1nE ltepublcau state Central
Committee meets Mt llirrisbu Z. on
the 18th inst, to fix the time and
place for the next Republican State
Convention.
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CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ following articles have b con purchas-
ed by the uuiersigued at COnsiable's Sale, and
during his PIE sure All pc sons are cautioned
nOtt0 Interfere or meidie with same VIZ 2
Cooking StOgos and hAture5, dDz Chairs, 2
Clocks, Cupboard, Bureau, 2 Chests 2 Tables,
sinks, Wash stand Beds and Bedding, lot
of Carret, Meat stands, Cow, Pigs, !
sheep, lot OF Hay.
GEO. NJ. SMITH.
Boa yer SPRINGS, April 1, 1871.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. LETTERS
- testamentary on the estate Of Jonrthan
ShaGer, deceased, late oil Perry township,
snyder County, Pcnu'a., having been grant.
Cd 10 tue undersixnoi, all persons knowing
themselves In ndobted TO said estate are request
having claims viii -esent tGem duly Gutheutl
Gated for settlementtO
ApEL SnAfFER,
Apr 25 1877. Executor.
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Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road,
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
MAY sIst, LS%T.
TrGiUs lclrc HcralJa as fol-
tOtcs (SnIli0/s E.rccDtpdl

Y,.1j,Q Ig,,e JL.ro,Z,oo m. hL-
.,C...1..'. n..1..,-',,
'"'o" iS"|''"JS %|'NceIFe"')
For Shamohin, 1918 ll.C0 Il IN and
oh ? M
Potable, Reading and Philadelphia,
II.OO IN.
Trains for HrmDH, hare as (9llOpS,
(Sur'ys Eeccptedj e
Leave shamokin, 500 an $50 and
3,i0 pm.
Leave Philadelphia V.l3 o m. Reading
ii:3p IN
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Hon WAYSE NAcVuA5u is f,yorl-
bly, mentioned a. tho next rcpub'i
can candidate for governor ol Pom
sylvania.
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GES GRANr on hjs sarriyal in Eng.
land will have special aIlirnae
with the Qicen, AMI viii be tao
guest Of Bisrunli
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Ir is said that the number OF old
WLirs IN tle Southern States, who
arc turning mp as HAYES Ropubli-
cans, is ycry large Thoy are gem
orally applicants for Office however.
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7 h g ? @ S t.
}. GROUSE. Editor q Proprietor.

JuDGE kgtiY says Of the pfesi,
dents policy that the people liko 1t
but the politicians don t.
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Dissolution Notice.

WHE copartDership heretofore OK
l. isiiDg batwoan y. J, X. Zeiler aud j. W. Zel
Pa has this day been dissolved BY mutual con,
ssut The books aud accounts rom ntining In the
hands VI Il. J. Il, ZsIIsr for settlement.
y. j. II. ZELLHR,
April 18Th, 1877. J. W. ZELLER,
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CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
tho undcrsiEnsd % at Gousts6ls's sale and lett ia
the possession OF Psrsiwei Hartman during
my pleasure. All por.ons are cautioned not 10
Oook Stove b pipe, Tesksttls, eSltbox, Look-
Ing liass. Sink, Table, QhsiI, Weed Ohcst,
cupboard, vinsgar barrels, OoAi oll Dan,
sells. Iron Kettle, Bucket, Ch ~ z Redstspls,
Dough Tray liar su, rioul uhSst, : noHs, ID
Chichsas, Tybs, Ksg. btsud, Weed 1tcyo,
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4 AsSinnoc Notice.

4 LII porsons interested arc here
- ny ro'lnri that DAVID X. SEIi.EE, Of
Very township. Snyic' county has mn''o an
ns.rAufr,'., Of NlI Ats effects, real anl porsuut
t. ti.c unNcrslgaol flr tho purpose vt h. croli,
turs. AlIcrspus having claims are requested
IN rrosor' tucln o. tho uhAorsignol, and per
sons IN ieJtcd win ulcaso mako iumeli.tc pay
mpnt WILLIAM HARDING,
hpr II, II. Assignee.
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'IRML tlSE---.Nay TeRA, 1877

WIN " Bacth,use ys VIM. : Thu-sby
Inn. Food ca Z. Tho :. O.. & y. ii. H. Y. o..
FREDERICK lios l1dyr3oe ~. v. {. j. x. hol-
l,t
saycr. \ ro-salu ior us5 Nc.>s jacob p. b..
uar.
: O.. d y. B.R.R.Cp. W. wnlhm Noc,llng.
samuel Ernhtcr " ThcS q $. . u. "A.
Gvarsy Ily 's. s1nJ. a.,
NJ. 4. W1geusolier partner Ac. vs. J. w.
Gaugler ct Al.
Isaac Usher " wellsO Itolmcs Il al.
samuel y. Woodlintvs II J Boyer.
CispNr EorEy ". GIuglor Cook
Dtnicl Ntpyar w. Hsnrgc -. klcckncr.
Chdnhorlhin, Ersck 8, Go. vs.. J. &. 4 Do Mel
Gnuxler.
Abtaham icrchc ys. The cot 1ns Co. &c.
same same.
Chapman Township W Joseph Neiser.
Us cot Shaiier vs.. samuel Dttr ct al.
Mira. Sarah BiHnr ". Tho ienn'h. tah'l 'o'
II. II Witrcr and Mts, Elizabeth SHygrs ys,
Tho rcunsylyanit Canal Go.
H. Harrison NitmCs g5. Penn'a tanhl %.
krelgor n schnure Va. sAuo.
Abraham Gaug cr ". John =. Wolf
William rcttch ". IIolappI ll'ehl.
McCtrty, Keller y to.et Al ". Gcp Fisher.
MadA VI. BOwVs ys, Nicholas htutncr Geo.
Eby sc.
Tho above causes are at issue ani for trial at
Nny Io m, n. -. lsii -
ITutLy'- ONco, Mid j. CR'll 81,
dl,turs Apr. 20, ~. PtV'hy.
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CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
the lOsseasiOn Of Jonathan Bos ersOx during his
pleasure. All persons are cautioned not - In.
and Harness, head Horn Cattle, 2-hose Wagon
a box, 2 rpring Wagons, wood Sled, Hay lad
dsrs and FOrfs lot OF Boards, Fanning Mil 4.
GRIND stone, shinYla Machine, z Shoats. Grain
Cradle, Harrow sheep shin-, Bssgy toague,
set buggy Harness. 2 Cultiyhtors,
FREDERICK HARMAN.
Apr. 10. IT.
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Letters Of fadpiBistTstiOn on tho estate OF
Henry ockor, lats of Adams township, sny.
der county, Pa, deceased, hayiDg beon grant
81 ~ tho undersigned, all persons knowing
IheHsslyes indebted u said estate arc request
10 make imme iiaie payment, While those Lay.
ing eAins VIII present them duly authenticat.
HENRY NORMAN,
Mar. ~, ~. AdiDiaisir1toy.
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3,2b M
For Nj Carmel, Ashland, Tamaqua,
Potisyil!e, Reading, and Philadelphia,
HOO IN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-16

Oenen, Sic man bier gebtlbete 6ausfne6te
nennt, olGn3e1, aber cine 8arf fGbrt man
bannit nidt bur9 i1tpiertge 3eiten ipie Sic
9egeniuGrti9en, = 6a5u tpenn BrGft0ent
nno &alitrer nt6t einmal tRre Gor3uge gez
genietttg arerfennen, 1on0ern 16On lett
Sabren nt9t einmal mebr nit chamber
Ipre6en.
Die German 8anf mar unmtttelbar mad
benz Grtege unter BEN gl6nSenoitet Mulptz
5ten errt6tet poroen. @5 CAB etne Eet6e
bon Sabren lang feline unter elmer g%etptiien
IlGlle bon Oeutl6en 10 beltebte ganf alS
otele. SIRE t6 1tdt, 10 fing fte tire @ez
19dfte nit etnem etnge5ablten capital BON
circa $125, 600 an. Die O~ipibenoen tDur1
ben auf's capital gei6lagen un6 lie mag
tpobl in BEN eriten BRET bis rier Sobren
$40 900 berbtent BADEN. Sci gel9idter
8enuBung Der 9ol6enen @elegenbetten, bte
1i1 tbr in ienen 3etten boten, bGtte ite, tpte
mir tuo6lunterrt6tete Qeute Iaqel1, bos
Sedsfa9e Der6tenen f0nnen. Q6er gerabe
CUR 3ett, ba feline @efa9r ipar, ipareu ste
0treftOren Gngitli9 un6 aIs eS anfing
unter ibren SuBen ST. tDanfen, btscontirten
ie auf einmal $4,000, mOfIr Tie am
gerfaQtoge Qanb als 3a6Iung ne6men
muBten, Qanb nit 8let in ben Gtngepetr
ben, 6oS ibnen nod beute I'M etgenen Ofogen
liegt. gBp NIT gr0Bter St6er9eit @elb an
s%ubringen mar, bate Die Banf oft 6unoert>
tauien6e nublos boar in @alia, 5ablte aber
%forttpdbreno 6 Bro5ent 3inien fir Oepoitten
Guf 3ett.
S6on lett 6em Sabr 1872 mantle Ser
8Dben nnter ben SIBen Der German SAINT
unb IS tpar nur Der %befannten, unSpetfeI@
baften &e0lt6fett oes QirettortumS 3uSu>
i6reiben, baB ite fi6 10 Large gebalten bat.
Nls it' SDlge 0eS 8anferpttS Der y(attonGl>
Stqats>Baut Das WftBtrauen geger aIIe
Banfen ft9 fublbar ma6te, lit Die Ser
man 8anf, t6rer befarnten i6tpa9en SIT
BE tpegen, am W2etlten. Sic bat IN ben
leBten bret 8oden iiber 10000 Dollars
mebr an 9epofiten 3urtd5ablen mitf1sn,
ais BET tbr etnge5Gblt tpuroen. 9te1em
Sample nit Dem WttBtrauen i6etnt fe
nt6t getpa9ien getpelen gu ietn, uno Die
Oireftoren iouen baber bei6lo4len BADEN,
bas @eidGft auf5ugeben. SD CLAUDE ntdt,
baB bic 9epoIitDren etnen etn3tgen 0Ouar
perlteren, Sic Aftiondre gang a1etn perben
bur6 8erluit zines groBen Sbetls ibreS
~etnbe3ablten &apttalS fir 6as 8ergnilgen
be3ablen mIfien, rI66ne Qeut' uno pbtlo>
1opbti6e &0pfe" an Die Spite t6rer Inter
nebmun8 gefteut 81 baben.
IS lit Qtben6 leds lt6r unb alf bemQBeg
mad 6auie mtrb mir oas i6on amOtOrgen
berbrettete @eri6t bon allen Setten beftGz
tigt. &etn Mfeni9 pun6ert itd ii6er bic
bel6lo1Iene Liquidation. Der 9teinigunss>
pro3eB, iagen bic Qeute, i6rettet fort unb
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