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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25
so,s OF Hand AgnIn.

Some time since we made whaf we
thought q wise suggestion to aid in re.
storing Individual credit in this STATE.
We advocated that the present Legis-
lslure should pass q law giving to q
note Of hand, under certain restrictions,
of course, the same value as tie judg-
ment OF 9 Court. Our article Las at
iraeled considerable notice. Some
seedy lawyer, who thought, perhaps,
that 10 enable the holder CT a note TO
collect It without giving a lawyer a
part Of II would be an infringement
Of hi, rights, pitched into ii, aud blurt-
ed out = lsi Of stuff In regard TO II
without srnee or reason. This inier-
r.ped writer delivered himself through
The Evening Commercial! oil .his cit!,
and 4. lawy er, cou,d offer no good
argument Why note Of hand should
not b. made valuable. The subject ia be-
ginning 10 attract attention. The Ray
moud Gsz.ttO warmly approves CT The
suggestion, and devotes considerable
pace 10 show that the measure would
great Y aid honest people. We think
there is M question o. this. Aud we
believe cur Legislature ought TO pro-
vide that the holier Of any note OF
hard, siter rta.onab'e time from lis
protest lor non.paymeni, may be allow
ed b., law 10 have il entered as a judg-
mem, aud compel the Sheriff to realize
the money ou il, just as on any other
Judgment. OF course the holder ought
10 DO required to give good bond TO
cover cases where there is
legal plea or of, SET, and the
law ought to be drawn to protect
the rights Of all parties as far as could
be. Some law ought certainly to be
made 10 save The great waste Of time
and money that is now required to
realize on bills payable IN this Safe.
Asit is now, a note isn'l much il the
drawer is disposed TO evade it, pay
men, by dishonest means. We don''
exped the present Legislature vii
adopt this suggestion, simply because
we think the prescu' Legislature j.
hardly able to grappie with a question
that will prove such an Innovation OF
old useless Gus oms. And in addition
to this large number oI tde members
Of the present body do not care how
much trouble II 10 TO collect debts ii
this State.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

A. soon as tae report was read, and be.
fore Mr. TisOn, the chairman OF said 'Om-
mittee, could move 20 indefinitely postpone
and thus Nil the bill, Mr., Marshall rose
and moved TO engrOss the bill, re d the
third time and place II on It's passage, thus
requiring the report Of the Committee and
securing the opening speech and the right
TO close the debate. lie supported his
motion with an earnest ppgal 10 the
House to recognize the right peo.
pie Of Vicksburg to regulate their local al
fairs.
Mr. Tlsou, the Chairman OF the Commit
tee, spoke with force 4 feeling In sup.
port OF the report Of bis Committee.
Mr.. PegTam moved Ia amend the bill
so as 10 limit III, right OF the
city ~ tax 10 the amount Of the State tax.
Mr.. treet. OF Prentiss, moved n amend
so as to provide that this Act should not
authorize the city to tax any Of The busi.
nesses prohibited by the Act Ot 1873,
which Eas carried.
Mr.. Gibson moved H. rc. commit the bill
u the Ways AMI Means COMMITTEE, but on
appeal by Mr.. Marshall Tor pr mpt action
on the bill, Withdrew his N ,iiOn and used
a substitute, striking out ihs word In the
Acl Of 1873 limiting the tax 10 ~ per cent.
On the State tax, and limi ing It 10 100 per
cent. on the state tax, which was carried
As amended, The bin passed and goes to
the senate.
II ls unusual tpr IN nimOus report OF
the Ways and Means COmmIttce on local
bill To be defeated.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
The blowing comparison of tue c. i
Il the public printing du ing Radical and
Democratic .le, Il taken from be Clarion
OF this mUrRing IL supHks tpT itself.
DcmOCrGic Rue.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

TIE Washington Post has tho follow
ing In regard TO our distinguished Sen
ator: "Senator Lamar states that he is
not preparing q great speech on the
finances, rOr on any other question. lie
says be wishes all the misrepresenls-
tions that he suffers from could be cor
recled as easily Ss the statement that he
is preparing q great speech. We might
add, on our own responsibility, that
Mr.. Lamar will not attempt to make
any speech requiring long sustained eff
fort, this Winter. The physical powers
Of this remarkable man are not equal
to the task of deploying his mental re-
sources. His friends hope that abslen-
alton from the lAbors and excitements
of debate for time may serve to bring
the one back to par With the other. For
the present Mr.. Lamar will abstain
from oratoriCal effort In order lhat be
may be On hand to vote ct ell times
He says votes are more important thai
speeches to the cause OF Democracy II
the Senate"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

The speech, however, Wss aggres.
.iyeness, that made Il different from
any which have preceded II. Discard.
ing utterly the defensive line, on
which most of the silver men
have been fighting, he struck
out boldly in the aggressive. The cry
OF National honor" he said, had been
used IN all ages and In all countries TO
cloak the most nefarious crimes. Then
he caught the attention Of bis audience
with this clear.cut allusiOn to the mon
ey OF the war period. "When the cru
cial moment came, gold and silver
covered in the rear, while the legal
tender note went TO the front with the
flag, snd stayed there" Then he re.
minded the Republican side Of the
Senate that Thad Stevens, the Chair
man, snd Spaulding, Of New York, &
member of the Republican Committee
on Ways aud Means, both bitterly de.
nounced the Senate amendment which
made the interest on the bonds payable
in gold. After that point had been well
made, came the fret sensation OF his
speech. IL bis most forcibe manner
he read the now famous letter which
Secretary Chen SENATOR sherman
wrote, In which he declared rL4l pay.
ment OF the bonds, principal aud in.
rerest, IN grecnbacks was I rrpudia.
ton, bu' that the real repudia'"rS were
those who sought to force their paw
ment in gold.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

The Vicksburg HERALD, Just 10 see
how Il feels, has determined to be an
organ. The Levee Board says that the
Levee Board is an unadulterated bless.
ing, aud the HERALD has chosen itself
the organ of the people in the Levee
District 10 sing the praises OF this uu.
adulIerated blessing. With cotton at 0
cents q pound and only So a
bale tax, this journal will sup.
ply o want long felt In allowing
the people to give expression to their
pent up feelings. We want the people
to keep US fully informed Of all mat.
ters of interest In the District. There
is now wruDg out of the District NOR,
money than the total amount OF Stat
taxes, and the situation must be grow
,ing interesting. In a few weeks th
river will begin TO rise, and IL break
occur In the levees the HERALD want
to know all about 1t. In fact, we wan
to know all about matters in the Dis
trict, and we give formal notice to 81
the people on the river, that the Her
AID is open to them any time they wis
to use its columns on this importar
subject.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

WE have just learned that an at
tempt is being made IN Jackson to re-
move Mr.. Bent, who is Superintendent
OF the Public Schools of lhis county.
As the question has never been agita'
ted In this city, we are ats lots to
know what the grounds Of complaint
are. It is but simple Justice TO Mr..
Bent to say that he has made an excel
lent Superintendent. In the days OF
rampant Republicanism, our Public
Schools were mana Led as they are now,
in q manner that gave very general sat-
isfaclion. Our Public Schools are TO.
day q credit to the county, and unless
some very grave causes for one can be
shown, we earnestly protest against
sny change being made. Mr.. Bent ia,
we believe, Republican 10 politics,
but that does not make any difference
With us In this case, because we are
quite certain he is an energetic, com.
petent and Obliging official. If any
change 10 made we fear that the public
interest will suffer, aud we do hope
that none will be made to provide a
place for some one, in whom the public
have little or no interest. Our greatest
necessity In this county is good Public
Schools, and we cannot afford TO lose
agOOd superinieT dent merely to salts.
fy some one who has en- sx to grind,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25
STATE LIBRARIAS-JAMEs DR.
OF CHCCTAW.

The following from the Clarion, Of yes.
terday, 10 deserved mention Of one oil the
candidates for state Librarians:
To the Editors Of the Clarion:
OF the several candidates before the
Legislature for the position o! State Ii.
brarian and Keeper Of the Capital, none
appear to me more deserving Of the care.
ful consideration ut the members Of that
body than that young and talented gentle.
man, Mr. james Dranr, Jr, OF ChOctaw
county. lie belOngst t. the young and Wig
orOuS class OF Democrats which rendered
such signal service to our State during
the dark days lfthe past. Having obtain
ed the advantage II an education, by his
own efforts, at our state University, he
now desires the position OF Librarian for
the advantage, II will give him in pursu.
ing his legal studies Ills object 10 noble
and he 10 u gentleman in every way wOr-
thy and qualified for the position be asks
At the hands OF the Legislature. Briefly,
| would say, that to mylmind, Mr.. Drane is
just such u person as our Constitution
cOntemplates should hold the position in
question,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

Vicksburg has not been inaplly called a
new town, and the term is justified when
reference is made TO her cotton business.
Less than I'VE years ago, the total receipts
amounted to only about 35,0OO bales per
aDnum, This amount paid no tribute to
the commission merchant here, inasmuch
as the charges collected BY him were col.
'cted from him by the merchant Of New
Orleans, where the cotton finally found q
market. We had no resid ut spinne:s
agents, no compress, no regularity In
prices, o commercial dispatches, aud the
result was that the profits OF the trade to
TO our city were cOmpOs Il entirely Of those
made on the goods r released while the
cr"p WAS growing. or after the net pro.
ceeds were received GiOm the merchant
The middle men were then located In an.
other city, where ev, ry bale handled by US
paid tribute, ~ the d. riment Of our own
merchants and the advant ge theirs.
The establishment Of compress was
long stride In the direction Of reform, Civ.
Ing, as II did, a direct impetus 10 the trade
generally; aud one, too, which eventually
brought about The organization OF an instl.
tuition almost sttnstpara6le from nOurshine
lrade-the y ttOn Exchange. These two
formed the neuclus Of the trade which has
rapidly increased The d At It Ia impOssi.
bic now ~ do without, while the last has
pt the market prominently before the
public, systemasizud the trade, and has
oeen one OF the prli cipal causes Of the In.
crease In the receipts at this point, Every
bale OF cotton sold to spinners and com.
pressed here is worth to Nicksburg, In the
way Of labor and charges, dive dollars.
The amount ~ sold since Sepicm.
Der lst and shipped direct to
splnners or Liverpool is A.iGB bales
or revenue to our cit OF $l22, ,23U, a large
amount ofwhich has gone directly TO labor.
eis, clerks, samplers, weighers, shippers,
cIassers and others engaged In the trade,
'who,i turn, assist in ktepngup the hotels
boarding houses, clothiers, grocery stores
and every maLner Ui business done in a
city OF this size.
These hgures embrace nothing bu. the
charges TO which :he cotton Is subjected,
Not one dollar is credited to tue sum(
'ent by the producer Of 1t, In his pur.
chases from the merchAnti'e Il uses of the
city, and who 10 there 30 bold as 10 assert
that the proce ds OF cotton old ia auy
market Is not largely spent there.
ln the face OF these palpable facts, we
nave been metby the assertion from some
OF our merchant, that the Cotton Ex.
change or compress have neither been OF
very material ADVANTAGE TO them. The
first named institution suffered and Wor.
ried through several years before IL was
considered an advantage, and then only
by a lew, while the Exchange, but for the
enterprise Of few leading merchants and
cotton dealers, would few days ago.
have passed away regretted by a few
whose business foresight is acute enough
to appre late Its worth % the Increasing
cotton business Of our town.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25
suIl Againat a Poatmanlsr.

CHICAGO, Jan. lS.-Thc Government
has instituted suit against late Poslmas-
ter Macarthur for 100000 deficiency.
His 6onlsmen set up an answer which
alleges that the Government was cog.
nizInt and approved of the deposit by
Macarthur Of funds in the banks, and
the sureties are not, therefore, Liable
for the amount of loss by the failure
Of any bank.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

The Washington correspondent o
the New Orleans PicSyune, Says thd
Texas Pacific Railroad will now be
earnestly pushed in Committee, aud the
diIatory tactics Of Huntington will be
thwarted. The measure has gained
large accessions of strength among
Northern members, and If the South
stands up Il can be passed easily. It'
friends will almost certainly rally on
the Stephens bill, or single trunk line
as the one most likely 10 succeed.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

THERE seems to be little doubt that the
city of Vick,burg will a.ree u the plan
proposed by the Nirk,burg and Deer
Greek Railroad COM any Tor the building
Of the ad TO Ruling Fork Vicksburg
Herald.
The HERALD has lAbored industrious
ly for weeks in a. empting to arouse
the people Of that section to their own
imporlance-it is o'vital importance to
that city 10 be CONNECTED by rail with
this couutry-'hC most fertile in the
worId-and although we on the river
front may be ten or twelve miles from
the road, for the benefit Of the country
directly to be beneGled, We should
gladly hail ils completion. Greenvile
is making rapid strides for lhr ascend
aucy, and unless onr Vck burl friends
arou,c they will Gnd when it Is too
late, iha, tie. ave 'o.i more than the
cot ol two ,ucho4dy.- Mayersville
LetGu.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

THs discussion in the Mis,i,.ipPi
Senate on Thursday, about the Eiec'
toral Fraud, wal one Of the
most importsat tia: ever came up
before the people, and a great many
have baen weeping copiously ever since
It was indefinitely postponed. Hi had
not been thus dOaIt with, the whole
thing would have b:en settled 10, say,
three or four years. Anything the
Mississippi Legislature cant settle is
pretty badly stirred up.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25
The whitney Clalm-lmpOrtant Act 10 Re-
IatlOn to Lands FOrfslted for Taxes.
House Proceedings.
Comparison Of the Cost Of Public Prlhl.
log Under Democratic and Re.
publican Rule.
Special to the Herald.l
Mississippi Legislature --Tenth
Day.
SENATE.


SENATE.
JACKSON, Friday. Jan. Is, lsis.
senate met, Lieutenanl-Govcrnor Sims
In the chair.
Roll called, and the entire Senate prcs.
ent,
HOUSE MESSAGE.
A message wss received from the House
announcing the passagi OF a number OF
bills. and tne appointment Of the follow.
Ing joint stInding committees on the part
OF the House:
EnrolIed Bills Messrs. Gibson, carter,
Catchngs, Love, and Mclean.
Executive Contingent Fund - Messrs,
Lddell, Bunch, Fairly, Farmer aud Ram
sey.
-Messrs. Miller Of Copiah,
Reid Uf COahUma, Martin, Shands, and
Dean.
library -Messrs. Henry, Montgomery Of
0kubbehR, Bean, Cameron aud Ford.
And adopted resolution and memorial to
Congress in reference 10 mail facilities be.
tween Memphis and VcAsburg, along the
Mississippi river.
AGRICULTURAL LIENS.
senate bill & repeal sections b Is, in
elusive, Of the Agricultural Lien Law,
pending when senate adjourned. came up
Mr. FitZ Gerald moved TO refer the bill
and all matters pertaining to the subject,
10 special committee OF five, which was
adopted.
Committce-Aessra. Fitz Gerald, Nc.
Caskill, Thompson, King aud jackson.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES
The judiciary Committee repor ed con.
siderati9n OF an Act TO amend the statute
al limitations, and recommended Its pas.
sage.
And 40 Act 10 amend section 2SlN Of
ode in relation to contracts ot ini0nts,
and recommends that II d. not pass.
NATIONAL MEASURES - MAJORITY AND
MINORITY RrPORtS OF COMMITTEE On
FADRRAL RELATIONS
The Committee on Federal Relations re-
ported consideration OF sundry resolutions
and bill referred to them, and made the
following recommendations:
"Seuate Joint Resolutions t0 iavOr Gov
ernmeGt aid to Southern line OF rdiiwa!
I. ON the Mississippi river n the PicihC
ocean; and Senate joint ResO utiOn i'll
structiugLhe U. ) senators and requt sting
thr Representative IN Congress from tnat
state In relation t. lc portOf Vicksburgt
that tncy d pass.
"Senals Bli Nu. 80, az Act making god
and SILVER cyiu OF ;hc UHi'cd states Il g.
ga tender. aud tor other purposes that Il
do not pass.
"Sanate joint Resolution instruc Ia
the Senators Of IN. >idtr o MissisSippi {"
vote lor the TcmpS"llZdtlun Oi liver G ~
and Ia the bill I" repeal the Resumi t",
: Act. and t4e amendment offered ih:T 4
| in the senate, ana r,ttrred with sti'
| IutuR " herewith
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25
Sttl@aI.bnegAstn!d
saturday Morning, January 10.

A ooRREsPoSDEST Of the New Or
leans Democrai, says that II John Sher-
man bad been one of the Apostles, the
memory Of Judas IscarioI would now
be cherished by mankind.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

any DEAR" said Mr. ). to bis bloom
in< hrIPmeet, 81 must congratulate you
On Your recent improvement in cakes,
oi.cuIl, bread, rolls, every kind of pas-
Try, ~ short. "Oh y said the wife, "Fve
solved the secret by using the greatest
!lmg in the market for baking-Doo.
Ivy, YEAST POWDER. Ilenceforth my
hi,CD en- knows no other"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

SENATOR VOORHEEs's great speech on
the fnsnciAl question is 10 be printed
Ia pamphlet form aud widely circu-
lated. II few dozen copies are sent
to the Mississippi Senate, they will
suppl, need severely felt.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25
YICBSBURG WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY. JANUARY 25. 1873

Ute As to the mad Visibility Of the measure F;
the arguments Of those faVoring IL we're
eloquent, and appealed to sympathy and
charitable feeling.
OH jtion, the Senate adjournep.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25
Miscellaneous.

rENl.rGg TAXES - INTERFERING DE-.
BATE is THE HOUSE, on A vlcKsDURG
III rU.ITIOE.
There was yery spirited debate over
bill introduced yesterday BY Mr.. Marshall,
VI Warren, t. repeal 50 much Ofthe Act of
March lst, 1870, as prohibited municipal
corporations from leyyiog tax On priyI-
lcges beyond ~ per cent. of the State tax
Ou came. The bill had been referred to the
Committee on Ways ana Means, which To-.
day reported adversely and recommended
that the bill do not pass.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
Consideration OF National Measures In the
Senate.

Majority and Minority Reports on the Re-
monetiZatlOn of Silver - Sound
RecOmmendatiOn by The Com.
mlltee on Federal Re.
IatisRs.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

JACKSON, Friday, Jan. Is, ISIS.
senate met, Lieutenant.Governor Sims
in the chair.
Roll called, and the entire Senate pres.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

HOUSE.
House met, Speaker Percy Ia the chair.
Prayer BY Rev DIR. Hunter.
Roll called; present lis; absentI
On motion OF Mr. Pegfam, reading Of
Journal was dispensed with.
Leave OF absence granted Mr.. Farmer.
Message from the Senate announced the
passage Of several bills, etc.
RE.coDIFYING THE LAWS.
The House took up reports OF Joint Sc
lect Committee TO consider the adylsabili-
~ OF cOdlfylng the laws, etc.
On motion OF Mr.. Stands they were laid
on the table, subject 70 call.
JOINT RULES.
Senate message insisting on their
amendment to the Joint Rules, was take u
up
On motion OF Mr.. Spigbt, the House 10.
sisted on heir disagreement = said
am ndmcnt.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

Republican, Rue.
Democratic Rule,

1876 Legislative year......... 1856 90
1877 ............ lS,43J g
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16

9erla1Ien mir bic Observation-Disclosures
Sale ullo tucr0en unS Dem OauptgebGuoe
Su. Sa begriiben ms 3unG0it ate Be1
faltnte. ~GiberprtIen, Seifet@Jtieoerlagen,
9SalA> 9lnltalteu unb pDr Nlem Die nddz
tigen 9~ampipumpen, Die unS 81 einem
fleiuen gfiagdra ner6elfeA, Der letnem Sor1
bib an @aierfrii6e allerotngs bG2cuteno
nodlteDt, nebulcn unlere NutmerflamteIt
Sunddlt in Nnipru6. Damn BADEN mir
0elege1beit, Derl6ieOene Gol3bearbettun9S7
Ofal6inen, unter Nnoerem audi cine b0dlt
gentale S6ahtele Sabrtt, Su beDnnoern,
0nmpfbGmmer, beren S6lag uom ~leilelteN
Eoden bis sum mu1tigiten @ebGmmer re-
gultrt merben fam, cine Srabt3aunfabrtf,
Isl NuSitellunge NnO Die r!elIge
9anpfmaidi1te, melde Die geiammte aus
geltcate Wtal6tnerie treibt.
Damn bieten fi6 Dem periuun 6ertenBlid
S1ubs rno Stiefels Tabrtfen. eite 9aums
tpollpinnerei, cine &leioertabrtf, Ornde>
reien, elm misunderstanding, eine0la9el7
malblne in boiler SbQtigtelt, pra6tpoue
GilenguBtpadren uno Die Mitte Der 6aupte
bale init ibrer Nieiem : Sontaine, Die bless
mal bon elmer Observation-Disclosures
unlgebem, lit errci6t. Damn erltredt lid
Dor unlern Nu9en bic anFapiaonS. geflHt
nit 2lIuS> NrtIfell1, reihe Gil0DGlfte Der
NuS1tellung. Qute3 nno gfeue5 lit bier
5ul0mmcn 9ruppirt- Wiooepaareu, Spiel
lpaaren, &lapierc MnbS rgeln, 6unitmobeln,
3piebade, prelcrptrteS 6leil0, OefeH uno
Wla5ipaaren. oSn ben Seitenl6tffen 9Sdz
gen aller 9lrt, bonn ldtperen SmnibNS bis
sum- lei6ten Srabtpn9elr, feline 6ut16en,
beldctoene &aleiden, GrprcBpdgen uno
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sirt 1T bier Dorbanoen. 0nr6 gSein Mno
SeiTcn uuo QSariiimerien finoen tpir oann
ben QSeg sur 8lumens uno Yllan5en1N uS7
i~tellung, sic bie5 Sabr b%elonocrS reid all
leltenen @etpGdlen lit.
Sie @allerteu, 0enen mir nur eiHen flllhz
tigen 8lid 1piomen %fDnnen, entbalten bas
alte Standardization. gtur baS groBz
artige Mammutb unb baS rieftge Nalfild)-
GNrippe ieiieln rniere 9lufmertiamteit in
all Dem GSentrr BON Rleinigfetten.
gStr miilien fort. Der 3unlteQ uStels
lung f0unen mir bel 6ielem 8eiu6e feline
l3eit mebr mibmen. QGir itIb erlbopft
bon benz 0ielen, na5 tptr gcleDen. 9Str
iibeu nod, I'M All ruben, Elm 8eil6en bel
Ser 1Tontaine It'll, beren YlGtldern aufge>
bort bat, nm Die berrlide Wtulit nt6t 81
1t0ren, Die unter Geo. Hoei6' 2eitu1g bon
bem treifliden NuSitellungs1O r6elter ges
ltefert miro. 0anE binaM9 ms Nrete,
fort bon Dem GjeinlHme rno @ebrumme
Der Waihinen. DaS nddlte Wtal geben
mir brett in Die &unitballe, INT ms on
ben BORT geborgensn G6dben 81 laben, ebe
ba5 @etpirr Der NuSitellung beIm erlteH
Ginorud ms iiberiGttigt bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16

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@rpmpte &eiOrm t0rperIider ntbeI.

gic prOmpte 9teiorm isner f5rperIi&cr llsstY, gee
{dmadter Gerbouuua, unuonitdnOi9er aif'r1tLdtion,
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scr neruoIen Spntptome, pelde oieis Setben ~roralsss
weiie sr;erseit, wirb itets Our6 Oen SebranS bon Gcs
Itettcr'S WaaembittcrS bewirtt, elmer @tsoi;in, bic
lid hes seifoas Der s8ett srirent, Sur6 %sriinbtt&s aaaz
Iulc iir rein ertldrt uurbe unO i'm boditen Grabc bcifz
lam uuo uussuebm lit. 9i@erIi& lit Gin iOldes psit+
mi,tst ben uui@madbaiten nnO nmuerbauIi4en nttnsras
lildsn 9rosucn unO qnadial6eriiden Sfui8ereitn oor7
,r,iebeu. Die Natiou I'M @rOBeH nno ganjen ntrst
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his ;nm Eacifc SW ldGieBen tiner Nodfrose, Sn BET
fh lest ~unsebcurs Scitclunseu aus benz tropii6en
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