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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31

BRANCH OFFICES or TIRE TRIBUNE.
NEw-YoRK-No. 1888 Broadway, corner Thirty
frst-st. No sos West Twenty-third-st, corner
seventh-st. No. 1856 Fourth-ave HaTlem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31

It is reported that when the Chinese inhabitants
of San Francisco paraded the other day in honor of
The newly arrived ambassadors Of their nation. the
American and Irish wOrkingmen were much in
censed at beholding MongOlians neatly clad and
apparently we'll fed and thrifty that they could not
refrain from kissing and were with difficulty de-
TERED from throwing stones at the embassy. That
a Chinaman should be able to save money while a
white man is out of WORK Is n shocking illustration
of that "MOrgolian slavery" which Mr.. Dennis
Kearney proposes to break up by taking away from
this degraded Asatc the liberty of which he makes
such slavsh use. Perhaps the proposition is not
quite clear; but that is not our fault.
District-Attorney WoOdfords declaration, which
was received with such cheering in the Maine Con-
vention. that gold had just sold in New-York at
par, must have been founded on transformation.
Gold was steady yesterday at 10Ol2-qmte near
enough tn mar. however IN cheer over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31

this element General Palmer belongs, and his
Leadership cannot fail to result IN good to his
party and State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31

An exception to the universal chorus of
amazement at the growth of the National party
appears in Ex-Governor Palmer, of Illinois, who
declares that in his State the party is not SO
strong as it was few months ago. There, as
in most places, the Democratic party Is doing
its best to deserve the National vote by adopt
ing all the Wild and unprincipled notions
of that organization. In Illinois, however,
there is q brave hard-money minority in the
Democracy which stands by its colors and may
regain some day its former ascendancy. To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31

The mystery of the explosion in the Green
field candy factory six months ago is still UNI
EXPLAINED, but a clue is elsewhere given
which may throw light upon it. 1t is now
found that the inventor of a singularly de-
structive powder. the composition of which is
n secret, and which is manufactured solely for
the Russian Government, had an Office in the
Greenfield building at the time of the explo-
sion, and it is thought that the presence of
this compound may account for the disaster.
The inventor, however, seems unwilling to
admit such possibility, and denies that any
of the powder was on the premises.
A good story loses nothing by being told in
detail. Its interest is not sacrificed i'll the
least by the fact that it is true in every par
ticular, and it proves none the less absorb
ing because in giving the sad expert
ences of one man it depicts the suf-
ferings OF thousands. Such a tale is
that of the victim of policy or lottery
gambling, which is told on another page and
we print it in full in the hope of again call
ing the attention of delinquent officials to the
class of scoundrels who give opportunity for
the indulgence of this debasing and ruinous
vice to the thousands of poor and ignorant
of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31

General Palmer while he was in New-orleans
heard man say that another man said that the
electoral vote of Mr. Leyssee could be obtained by
Mr. Tlden for about 800 900, and he replied that
Mr. IIlden could not afisd TO take the vote under
The Republican journal., 1878-03-28
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The Republican journal., 1878-03-28

taken upon himself the trust Of tdmIni-truto off
M c-tnt. NJ
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
A REPUHIlCAy on THE DEMO
CRATIC TICKET.

There : oae az the Democrats;
nominees 70, The Legislators FROM
Storey coanfy tsat ve wish to con'
graduate in . special and pCalSs
manner. We refer TO f L. Cosnoa,
gentleman with vAoua we were
for sonne months associated. while on
the editorial STAT Of The Virgins
Evening Chronicle Mr.. Cannon
was formerly editor of the frxEs.
Daring his connection with this ra-
per be repeatedly asserted, and with
pArdcuaeae prsSes thaf Of al his
family be Was the osly Republican,
the other members oeing strong
Democrats. Al TIRE Republican
Ccuusy Conversion held 81 Dayton
TWO wears 2go. Mr. Co2non was q
candidate for the nomination for
of Public Issss-pc-
ton. THIS Is conclusive IS 40 his
polsticx. 3esn5ngs. That, IL The face
of such q record. Mr.. Colnon should
hsve succeeded in obtaining 8 place
on the Democratic ticket of Storey
county. proves thai his ability to
hgurstvely spesS1nc-pnsl the wool
over the ewes o. even shrewd poll
tlciaDs, is by no means inferior TO
his talent Is Journalist We shall
no; object TO Mr.. ColDon's csn7i-
dacv on party grounds, because we
believe him to be good Rspubli-
can.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
A SERIOUS CHARGE.

In the platform adopted by the
Democratic Convention OF Storey
county, there is q resolution reflect
ing upon the Hon. Henry r.
Nighsls, the Rspublicsn nominee
tor Lieutenant Governor, whish
calls tor some explanation from that
gentleman. In the resolution re-
3erred to II is charged, either directly
or by implication, that, during The
las. session OF the Legislature, he
procured the abolishment OF tht
ofice OF State Printer in order te
benefit some California printers anc
publishers TO the detriment OF the
printers of this State. 1.-THE charge
Is founded on tact 1t will wors
great injury to Mr.. Mighels and thu
Republican State ticket-as 1t ongh'
To. We hope and believe that Mr.
Mighels will be able 70 explain =
away.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
Train Your Children.

Teach your children to he neat
and tidy. Teach them To tell the
truth and be honest. Ii is of the
first Importance that children should
have a good example al home. No
doubt there is q difference in chill
dren, for we have known boys OF the
same family, of nearly the same
age, brought up in all respects as
nearly alike as possible, vet one oil
them was careless, troublesome and
q burden upon the whole family.
Granting this difference, we believe
that persistent training in early
childhood will make good citizen
out of the most careless child. The
youth Of this Coast are allowed too
much liberty. Parents are too busy
10 look after them, and the conse.
uuence is that we are raising up y
set of Young hoodlums, who viii
inevitably come 10 grief themselves
and cause their parents trouble and
SORROW. Do not permit them to heal
an improper expression, keep then
employed and OFF the streets. Away
from home they learn bad habits
which years cannot correct. Ieacf
them that lying, swearingand drink
ing is unworthy of them. Be true
TO yourselves, and you need no
fear for your children. Heed thu
Bible injunction, sTrain up a chilli
in the way he should go, and wher
he is old he will moi depart from
it,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05

a DISPATCH from New Orleans
mentions the case Of the Moses
family. The Rev. Marks Moses, hns-
band end father, appears tn hive been
absent from the city, and staying al
Providence. Rhode Island. Why be
should have been in the Norfh while
ms family remained in the plague.
swept city is not stated. hut We a..
sumo il was far some sufficient aDd
creditable reason. On Tuesday even
ing, however, he felegrsrbed The
Mayor asking for news OF them
He had received no word for sOms
DAYS, and got no reply 10 has teie'
grams. II WAS, indeed, no wonder
Wednesday morning the answer wen
back that his wife, his two SONS ana
his eldest daughter died this week q
yellow fever, and that of his Who'll.
family there is but one child lett,
daughter aged four years
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05

--WK had almost fOrgorfea to
mention TIE faci that DR.. Pritchard,
the ex- President Of the Virginia City
Board Of Health, had been heard
from in Memphis. Tennessee, whittier
he went 10 devote himself n the
treatment Of Eellog fever patients.
We confess that when he announced
his intention of gong 10 Memphis
far ths. purpose, We lid not believe
that the Dactor mean; what be SAID !:
but doubt Is no longer possible on
this point. and We almost feel Ike
making al 4mende honorable to Che
Doctor snr ever hsvinc doubted his
ability as & physician or his wisdom
as shown in his management Of the
health atFairs Of Virginia City. Two
yellow fever Seasons spent in New
Orleans familiariZed rs with the
dreadful scourge of the Sunny South.
ana we have none but feelings Of sd-
niratian fo- 3 man capable OF such
devotion 70 the interests Of humanity
a. Or. pritchsrd hxs proved himself
to be. That this worthy gentleman
may he spared TO return 10 rs IN the
fitness Of health and vigrr is now
ON heartfelt wish.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
-Nkxs descent frum the ap.

-MAxs descent from the ape
has been recent subject of consid-
Grafton In the mos- profound Paris
circles. Professor Haeckel, Of Jena,
q savant II whom national lcalousles
are pnblv suburdinated 10 ms scle1-
.ifc enthusiasm, has Just visited the
French capital, and 81 dinner
civen him there cbeerfllly whllea
away the pnst-prandial moments by
explaining exactly which nf The
monkey tribes onr ancestors bad the
bnnnr 10 spring from II WIS, the
professor kindly stated, not from any
known anfhropoid, bu- "a branch Of
the cata-hins monkeys OF the Old
World.s This accounts. Of course,
for the unfortunate tendencies of the
human family 10 cstsrh. II would
have saved tins country large pot
Of money for patent medicines if its
ancestral branch had been q monkey
wirh sound breathing apparatus
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05

WHEN bran new pianos can
be bought for $125, we ought TO be-
come a musical and mnsie-lovinr
people. This is what the Men
delssohn Piano Co., 81 East 10Th
street, New York, are doing-selline
pianos from their factory II these
prices. The great reputation OF these
pianos-having been unanimously
recommended for the highest honors
at the great Centennial Exhibition
and the high character of the com
pany fof honorable and straightfor'
ward dealing, should insure for then
liberal patronage. Their illustrated
and descriptive catalogue, of forty
odd pages, giving highest Testimonial
of leading musicians, viii be mailed
free TO all, and all inquiries by lettel
cheerfully answered.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05

II may be that, IS claimed, the
Democrats are the friends Of the
wo,kingmen, but II Is nevertheless
matter OF history that the RepnbE-
cans framed and passed the home
stead lEw. by which ANY poor man
wha wErss 70 can take ND & home
and 100 acres Of land On the public
domain. The Rebupiicans also
passed the law making eight hours
a legal days work. and continuing
the same WAGES i'm eight bours Is
had previously been pasd for ten,
while the Democrats reduced al
salaries Al the first opportunity.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05

a LgDlcRoUs INSTANCE o!
p1nning upon a name once took
place in 8 judicial court Of New
York, which is thus told: Counsel
had been questioning certain wit
ness named Gunn. and in closing
be said TO him. ~Mr. Gam, You can
now go off, The Judge seeing the
pan. sravely added .sSir. you are
discharged. OF course an explo-
ssou in court Immediately ensued.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05

&C. c. GooDwIx, assistant cdr
tor of the Enterprise. is threatened
with paralysis of that arm with which
he 30 ably handles his pen and SIS
snrs-but principally the latter His
physician having psremptorily or
dered undisturbed rest for the dis
eased member the Republican party
is in some danger Of losing the
Judges valuable services during thf
remainder of the campaign.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
-JoHK S. KAxEEs, one of til

joins S. KAEEEk, one OF The
did Democratic warehouses, states II
as his candid opinion that there are
TOO msny weak and incompetent
nominees upon the Democratic tick
Of Of Storey county-itoo many can
dldates whom il will be only child's
rlay 10 beat---and that less than
four ID them will be elected,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
TIE defeat of Mr.. /.

the Democratic Convention shows
conclusIvety that that body did not
care for men Of recognized honesty
and capacity Mr.. Segur would have
made such a good Assessor that even
his bitterest enemies would have ad-
mitted that Storey county had nsvel
seen his equal before.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
-Dox'r 90 to q newspaper MAJ

-Dox'T 90 TO newspaper man
and threaten TO shoot him on sight
for publishing disreputable facts in
connection with yourself. But obey
the Law, don't do anything disgrace
ful or cowardly, and no man can then
say aught of you but good.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05

The Reno tsasetfe has entered
upon its sixth volume. Ii is q very
spicy paper, and credit to Reno
and the State. We are pleased 10
bear witness to its prosperity.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
County Central Committee

Chairman. M. McGINNIS, OF
Silver; Secretary and Treasurer--J.
D. SIMS, of Dayton; THEODORE
vINSoN, OF Silver; w. r. KING, Of
EUREKA. and DIR. C. b. BRIERLY,
of Surro.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05

SIX out Of the eleven candi-
dates On the Democratic State ticket
were born south of Mason and Dix
on's line.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05

Coon EDITORS are rarely good
takers. In fact some of the best
and most allie men in the country
could never make speech IN pub
(lic.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
THE POPULATION OF THE
UNITED STATES.

The following statement OF TIE
rarn lsfssn OF the TnSsei States for
each wear since 1855 IS Supplied by
the Un5sea S.sies Treasury Depart
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05

-ThE Reno Journal has COM
pleted its ninth volume II is q pros
porous newspaper, and carefully
edited. We wish 1t continued success.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05

IfwIl! De observed that, during the
mast ten wears the increase has aver
aged !. De0, GOO per year.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05

And II accordance with law, an1 ~ order
Of the Box-d O. Directors. znSde On the Twenty
sixth DAY Of August. ISIS. 90 zlxny shares Of
each parcel of such stock xs may Be necessary.
Will be SOLD 81 pnblie kaetlon, IT the once o.
ahs CJu11px1sy, Room y, safe Deposit bnild-
5ra No 39s Montgomery street. SK1 PrEI-
casco. California ol TUESDAY, the F1fteenth
day q. octot,s-. 1875. 1t the hour Of y o'eioek
n o. SAID day 70 pay said delinquent sssess-
merT thereon. together With costs Of Acver-
using and expenses Of the sale
z 8 CTLyERwELL. Secretary.
oFf1r1-Room q Safe Deposit Building
s2s Montgomery street. San Francisco. Cab
foruaA-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05

nERSOEs INDEBTED TO THE UNDER
signe1 will Hnd their hills vi the STORE
OF T. ". 6oweI, pext door 10 the express
Office Silver City. MIR. Gowen H. authorised
10 receipt I'LL hills. Ali secouuts due the
Lyon COUNTY TMFs prior to July i, 1878.
must be- sefsled within thirty days
ac5-u FRANK KLNYoN.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05

SILVER CITY, !: NEW
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 5, ISIS
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET
FOR SENATOR
w. p. KING, Of Eureka.
FOR THE ASSEMBLY,
W. z. SMITH, Of silver;
HUGH KENNEDY; Of Day
ton, and
LEVI LAMB, Of Sutro.
FOR DISTRICT ATToRNEY.
~. G. OoVEY, Of Silver.
FOR SHERIFF.
r. a. COOKE, Of Silver.
FOR TREASURER
]. D. Sims, Of Dayton.
FOR ASSESSOR
CT. BRANT, OF Dayton.
FOR RECORDER AND AUDITOR
IA.eoMHAM, Of Dayton.
FOR CLERK
i s. DALLAS, Of Dayton.
FoR sTrERINrESnEST OF
SCHOOLS.
"a. MERCER, Of SutFo.
rog COUNTY COMMISSIONERS:
Long Term
G. ~. BURRlER. OF
Churchill;
sSbor1 Term
]. z. SHAW, OF Dayton
ron PRECINCT OFFICERS:
ron SILVER
Justice o., the Peace p GOT Id;
C,ons,able-D. E. McERLAISs
school Trussees-Lung Term-P-
henry; short Term-a. J. T.
sCHEE1;
Town Trustees. W 1RlER-
JOSEPH INJUNCTION and J. NJ
Mc6INgIS.
ron DAYTON.
Justice OF the Peace-T. K.
HAWKINS:
Constable - CHARLES MOTT
LEY
School Trustees-Jong Tsrm-I.
w.THoMPS0N; Short Term-H. a.
SHELDON and DR. BRIERLy.
FOR CHURCHILL
School Trustess-Long Ierm-R.
NJ. AJCoRN; Short Terms. S.
AUCKLAND and A. 3. FITCH.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05

,oo doz Calico Shirts pair Guns 90
Nano nderxhts Brave
with
Rows Jacket and Vest, - 8 50
-- rs
Linen Collars, dozen -- ! 90
Short so
1000 par Double Long Rubber Boots, pair 4 90
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
ron CHURCHILL.

School Trustess-Long Term-R.
Nj. ALCoRN; Short Terms. S.
PUCKLAND and A. 3. FITCH.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET
FOR SENATOR
w. r. KING, Of Eureka.

FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
W. 6. OovES, Of Silver
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05

FOR SUTRO.

School Trustees-Long Tsrn-I.
w.THOMPS0N; Short Term-H. ii
SHELDON ana DR. BRIERLY.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05

Jusrice OF the Peace-J. p GOT LID;
C,ens,able-D. E. MERRIAM
school Trussees-Lung Term-P-
henry; Short Tfrm-a. J. T.
SCHEEL;
Town Trustees. W 6RlER-
JOSEPH INJUNCTION and j. NJ
AcGIN1IS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-23
there Saturday night.

there Saturday night.
Maria Couch testified as to the absence
Of Lewis Carlton fruln home being NJ
bis house--ou Saturday night, Gil. near day
on Sunday morning disprov,ng other tesli-
mony that lie was VI hume Us tune Of The
burglary.
psiestly Whitaker .esti6es to meeting
A phonso DAVIS alter dark Ut the East end
u Chapel Hill. beyond Mrs. nendcn's.
Davis spoke to hliA. and they conversed to-
gether. ard 6xel positively the night and
the time oi The conversation
The argument Tor the State was opened
by j. v Graham OF Friday afternoon. fol.
lowed BY jones Matsoh Dr the defence !;
aud resumed on Saturday ,scrnIng b, J,s.
Is Mason for the State. e y Parr.sl ior the
uelence. Il n S;ruuwicS Tor State, [ Il
STRAY horn ior the defence and Thomas Rui.
BIN tor The State. in the oider named.
The jury was charged aud then ,uvk the
ease aud IN less than fifteen minutes re-
suined WI ba verdict oihUinTY ~ to all
three Vi the parties, AID svsa afterwards
the prisoners stuUd up and received sentence
10 be hanged ON FRIDAY, the 22hd day Vi
NJ, eniber next. sls-s Ill.
|a W Parrish EGO fos the dsfease u ode
Ads'sa for anew trial upon the ground.
that ,s,nce the trial had been en.e, Cd ON i,
bad been found that one of the Jurors in
the sase MAS ap iuhuel. The motion was
disa.l sed b. bis liOnor. aud au appel to
the .Suprsms Court was taken.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-23
MIR. DAVIS in lliL.sBoRo.

q Dur time was 80 occupied with the Affairs
Of the court. that We did mot hear the dis.
Gu sion on Tuesday last between Mr. D.yls
aud Turner and we avail ourselves uf iss,
partition Of the correspondence Of the RaleigL
OBSERVER which refers toll:
''Joe Turner finally svnciv,led to divide
time with Mr.. Davis. Mr.. DAVIS speaklag
hrst. lie spoke one hour aud hall. has
remarks being sonc Ne aud tv the point.
showing up Turner'S resord AMI huw We
mad accepted latin with ,bose wLo hsrrto.
for bad Lssn his bitter opponents ssd pvli-
teal snemlrs. lie alsU Iv,k ny ,bs ge,rr-
al lssaes vi the paril $. showing hUw dese,
lct the Republican party haa b,.em tu lLs
interest VI the nation. aud hrw they had
lesIsla,ed in the interest u the bunilvider
aud capitalist. aud aga ut the interrs, Vi
the laeUreI. have n"t space I. give u
iui rel"u u his speech. Il ivvS vel
with the people.
joe iurhc. repliei. aud spoke until EN-.
ply ground Was his audience. Nh, u he
closed be had "nly aL..t .~enry.hss To-
listen. ill., speech was the ,ame old slor,
aud nothing ,""rr.
Mr.. D~VlssPUke to about 100 who paid
clO>e attention aud listened with interest.
l have talked With IA. % irom all parts vi
the county. aud the general inI.r,s.,"u Is
that Mr.. Davis will cany Orange count,
by hand,"me majority. Joe Turner "
h's'hE s'onnd Ae'1 last. anu at tue Pic eat
Ratio vii he clear behind ou elret,vn ga,
T.. e.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-23

Frost aud lice an sunday aud Monday
morning.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-23
H. u sTsarToS' .. sooTnS aIiL. }. >. noPEtSs.
X. III. STRATTON & co.
GikSknALC oam,ssloxMrH'cHAsrs
1914 Cary Street. e.
RICHMOND, III.
Special ",ieniio" pull 10 HE SHE If
GRAIN n,d TOBAcFO.

rtNSMNMENTs ~ all Kind. uT pr,sIuce aud
" AtTelIandi-' s.,lseitr,I iirsIn Ia. ,nIsh.
Ell "n application. nj Usual ferins.
ar Nj hl.iArrs eIliru,l.sd 10 a. shall ,r.yI,e
prV'HId attention.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-03-01

@ldubieer semabren mas er far an9ez
mefien b6lt u, lufti1 tueiter tuirtbf6nften
uno bon Ronat gu Monnt miro bic
Summe, tpelhe er dur 8eSohlnng ieiner
@ldubiser in ben 6ffentliben &aIIen
ldBt, immfr tleiner tpsrbeu, 5nlebt auf
Elm Minimum berabiinfen. Der S9uls
bsntilsuns8plan, ben @oei9en uno Sou
bert ausst6edt 6aben, ertueIft ii6 nls
madtlUs uno bic @ldubiser m69en fi1
fir unabiebbare 8eiten auf ons @arten
uerle9fn. Benin Nus6ru6 bes eegeHs
pirti9en & riegsS tpancte er ii6 on bic
en9lti6e unO Die fran36fi9e &e9ieruus
nit cem 8erlauaeu, inn ben &iden su
beden, lreut er Der Bforte ieben Bel
ftano uuter benz 8orgeben eerpeigerte,
oaB or suerit an bic 8eSablung ieiner
@lGubtsef oenfen miiste. 9arauf aber
lieB fi6 81 gfanb uidt Elm uno jest bat
oenn Der e le R9eeiue ben SpieB berum-
sebrebt uub ertldrt, baB er natirli6
ni9t IN be BeSablun9 1einer = meift
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NEIL er nit 10 eroBen Soften babe
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