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The following property for sac, tO-wis:

FARM FOR SALE, i've miles north Of Aus
Tin. On the Georgetown road. containing forty
seres, all enclosed, and about 80 acres in cult,
Ssiion, in cotton and corn; coed dwelling ana
outhouses. cisterD. and good orchard. The crops
will 90 witA the place, IL sold in the next eight
or ten days. "A pair Of good mules will be taken
in part pay; hal cash, balance in one. two and
three years, with interesf. NJ. B. SWEESkI.
1l5 Congress Avenue.
FARE FOR SALE - 40 acres all enclosed;
house with three rooms. hne land, good sprlng
ing sites, on the nth eide or The Coloiado
river. The place Is about ga mics from the
city Of Anstin- Iou would do wei TO call aid
hear more about il. NJ. q. SW EENEl,
1l5 Congress Avenue.
FARM FOR SALE in Hays coantv, 3 miles
north of Dripping Springs, contanins ~ acres.
IS acres enclosed. with stone and cedar renee,
and III cultivation; dwelling house win Elk
rooms, kitchen, smoke house, stable, splendid
sprirg with rock house over it. and plenty OF
wood on the place This property Will De sold
very low and on easy terms; possession given
at any time. Call Foon il yoa want a good place.
Apply 10 NJ. B SWEENEY Land Ageni, rs
FARM FOR SALE-2SO acres In Hays county,
30 miles from Austin on the Blanco road. from
10 miles west OF Dripping Springs; ~ acres
enclosed and in cultivation; dwelling house,
ont houses wood and water; South Onion creek
passes through the farm. bargain Gsn DC nsn
and terms easy. Apply - VI b. SWEENEY,
Land Agent, 1l5 Congress Avenue.
FOR SALk-J0 acres, all enclosed, with the
improvements; miles northeast from Austin,
on the Manor road; fo- sale or trade for city
property. Apply to NJ b. SWEENEY, 7l5 Cou-
gress Avenue.
Also the finest market garden and fruit farm
IN the State, with ali the improvements, miles
sast Of the city.
Also, Z acres, with al the improvements, about
one mile northwest OF the city. The place IL
well improved. Dwelling house and outhOuses
in good order.
a farm miles east OF Austin; will sell TO
icres, or the whole place containing i2) acres.
A farm OF 10 acres with improvements, on the
south side, about mile from the Colorado river
4 beautiful vicS OF the surrounding country.
1850 acre farm, well improved, all enclosed,
Ock building. due pastures and fine land, II
Burnet county, about one mile from the town
Burnet. Terms easy.
$500 acres OF land in Bel county, below Sa.s
10; splendid prairie land; water running through
the VIII sell any part OF the land.
TAB acres OF land in Grayson county; 8. o
Pattic survey; II miles southwest from Sher
nan and miles Of the Central railroad.
1900 acres In Faunin county, In hree tracts;
itles perfect OF no sale.
The shove property will be sold on easy terms
With large amount Of properly not mentioned
N this last, both Of city and county property.
Those wishing to hry will do well to call on OF
address III. b. SWEENEY,
Agent and Collector. us Congress Avenue.
Auafin Texas
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The R ,s,oU Herald Gudependen

The Boston Herald Independently has
this truthful paragraph in regard to
Ben Butler: 1.-THE defeat of the In
famous force bill, which Gen. Butler
tried to push Though Congress in 1875,
was the tuning point in the war
against local self-goYernment. Butler
was 81 that time the most stalwart of
the Republican members of Congress.
lie believed in using Federal bsyonets
to force the Southern people into the
Republican party, and in dispensing
the public patronage for the same end.
The force bill was the one measure
he held to be necessary to main
tain the corrupt rings In power
in the South. A few State rights Re-
publicars determined that he should
not succeed. One OF the most piomi-
nent OF these was Henry L. Pierce, then
member Of Congress from the Third
Massachusetts, district. The writer was
in Washington at the time, and well
remembers the contest. Mr.. Pierce
IN ,de slot, logical speech against
the f"Ice bill. Butler had taken a seat
immediately in front of him, and
looked iu:O his face as If be wanted 10
stare him cut OF countenance. The bill
was defeated, and Butler mourDfu,ly
concluded the discussion by warning
his oPpouC uts of the wrath to come.
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TIME STATE OF TEXAs-CouxrY
i OF TRAVIS.

-
Tie State Of Te1as 10 TIE SHERIFF On Gcqy Constable
Of TRAVIS county, greeting:
Whereas, Simon Looms and Ed. ChnGtiaD,
under their firm name Of Loomis d Chrip tiAn /,
have filed their petition in the county court OF
Travis CO inty, against John Waite and George
w. Pratt, alleging, In subs anee, 80 followe:
That on Der ember %. 1877, and on divers days
before that time, Plaintiff at the specisl instance
and request OF defendants, sold and delivered 20
them, at the several times specified In the &c.
count attached 10 and made part 81 the petition.
certain lumber, goods and merchandise In the
said account contained, and bid and performed
The work and labor for dAftndAnts at their
special instance and request, ~ in said account
itemized, On the days and at the times spec fed,
there promised 20 pay plaintiffs on demand 90
much money ~ said lumber. goods and mer-
chandise and work and labor dDnc were rea.on.
abb 9th, and which were worth the several
sums OF money charged IN said account sneet
fed; that the balance due plaiBtif from def nd
they have failed ana REUSED 20 pay plaintiffs or
any part thereof; PLAINTIFF pray for Judgment
for fAid amount and for interest theFc-n from
January 7. 1873 sud dDsts Of suit.
Wherefore. we command you 70 summon fhf
SAID George W. Pratt, who II implicated with toe
said Johp Waite, By esusing this writ 10 be
published for four successive weeks pfior 70 The
,etum day hereof in some newspaper pnb ithed
In said cOunfy, IN appear before the county
eourt Of Travis coanSy, 70 be held A. thf enrrt
house thereof. In ans h. on The third MONDAY N
September 1873. then- and then 10 answer TIE
petiiicn Of said Loono3a a Chdefian brief
statement Of which IL ret out herein. when and
where yon ehslI make known hos yoE have
Wines nv hsss1 and the seal o. said conf.
August G, 1874 PRANK BROWN,
anifWst eek q. &. 7. q.
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to vote. 4 more ref ed, q noe gen.
tie, more " ms " woman never iiv-
ed. A1i 81. her friends can ak
with admiration - ii q br. lliarcy Of her
teleuts and the Tr"f. urdiiy OF her
Learning. they csn also say with heart
felt emotion hat her heart was golden.
WoGli 10 Gni Iiat her ius;rous eyes
could wakc irs IN the lc'baTgy Of the
grave aui p.cF.r with their scOrnful
Chances the {. u chcu!s who. under the
guise OF relation ship, seek to blaeken
her noble reputation. and TO dim the
ha.o OF honor that shines around her
name.
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PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.

First Grade-Fourth Reader, Speler, first les
sons in Grammar, Geography Ne. ?, Arithmetic
Elementary and Men'al) written exercises IN
Spelling tAcNlcar's Sysrem) Goa menced and
continued through the course.
Seco d Grafe-Fifth Reade', Spelling from
Dictionary, GcograIhy No. ., Primary Gam
mar, Arithmetic Elementary aad Mental. exer-
Uses in DTamatical Readings Voice Culture
and Com Osi,ions commenced and continued
through the urse.
Third Gradc-Select Resdir - md E'ocatiol,
E ymologv, High 7 Grammar, Arithmetic, Texas
History. Ioolo y, Comprehensive Geography.
Iafiu commenced
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Mr.. Alexander Delm2r, considered
excellent suihority, writes to the Chi
csgo 2fnss that this years whest crop
Of the world viii amount to about
/, SAC, Oo0. 600 bushels, that this will
create deficiency in certain countries
Of about a25, 000. 900 bushels, and that
this deficiency viii be made good By
purchases from certain other countries
in about the following proporsionsi
Tho United States, 150. o0o. 600; Rus
sia, 50, 600, 600; Remnants, 20. 00o. 900,
and Canads. Aussraliasnd India. ), 900. :
00e bushels.
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new Rice Blood!

Parsons, fpre zffge fIils n8ts Eev X n
Bsnod and ~ kr<lnI slet<ly .Esas Tie h.od - Tee
ertire sF-teEni sfsr ts-stls. Any r-1lasl as uIh
take pal e4fi fasf fsn fissie Ws-t- ias -
efor-d n sssrtr ~ ~ Il sslsfs fhnsf ~ fr<iie
fss.l - 5arsi NrL Ramp &. :. JDftS-OS
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FIRST Grade-Re4 aiding. Spelling aud oral les
sons in numbers.
Second Grade-Rcad;pg, Spelling, Primary
Arithmetic, Geography No. l, Writing COM
meEced ana continued Throughout the course.
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LAND AGENCIES
Read and Examine for Yourself.

NJ. II. SWEENEY, Land Agent, who has on
hand for sale from s9O,U00 10 90, 600 acres OF
land In different counties in the State OF Texa=,
the finest improved farms, small snd large; wild
lands and stock ranches; large amount OF prop
eriy IN the city Of Anstin. improved and unim-
proved Buyers will ind II 10 their interest 20
call on or address VI. u. SWEENEY, sl5 Con-
gees Ayenae, Austin, Texas.
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Quinine and Arsenic

Form the basis Of many of the Ag1e remedies in
the market, and are the last resort OF Phyncl.ns
and people who know no better medicine to en-
ploy for this distressing complaint. The effects
OF either Of these drugs are destructive TO the
system, producing headache, intestinal disor
ders, vertigo. dizziness, ringing OF the ears, and
depression OF the constitutional health. AYERS
AsUE CURE is vegetable discovery. containing
neither quinine, arsenic nor any deleterious in
gredient, and is an iniAlhhle and rapid cure for
every form OF Fever and Anne. lis effects are
permanent aaa certain. and no injury can result
from lie use. Besides heinz 4 positive care for
Fever and Ague in all its forms, it il also su-
Perior remedy for Liver Complaints. II IL an
excellent tonic and preventive. s. well az cure,
Of ali complaints peculiar to mAlAEions, marsky
and masmaiic districts. 1t acts directly on the
Liver and hillary apparatus. thus stimulating the
system 10 vigorous. healthy condition.
For SALE BIT ALI DE4LERs.
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English, Latin and Mathematics.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

Students compiling either school are en-
titled 10 Diploma for the same. and upon lin
ishDg the full course Diploma Of Graduation
will be cOufc. red.
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Is divided INTO three departments;
Pnmary-Consisting or first and second
grades.
Prepara' ory-Consisting Of first, second aud
third grades
COliegiate-COnsisting Of first. second, third
and fourth grades.
The course is further divided into :he schools
of
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COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.

First Grade-Arithmet,c completed, Algebra
CIR immar tDagram Systcm). United Stat Is Ills
tory, Physical Geography, Botany, Latin con-
inued.
Second Grade-Algebra. Geometry, Rhetoric
Natural Philosophy, Physiology Anci, Mt His.
tory, Lst:n conf uc1.
Third Grade-GeometIy, Trigonomctry, Git
ci.m on English literature, Astronomy, My
Ih0l ~ Parliamentary Usages lMelrs Pfact cel,
LAtin continued.
Fourth Grade-Latin completed, Geology
Psychol gy, Scie &C of Government and Con-
sti utIon OF Texas and The United States,
Chemistry, Logic
Music and Modern Languages in charge OF
Efficient teachers.
Attention given 10 the culture OF pr, ctical
etiquette.
= he school rooms and yards will be kept in
perfect condition for comfort ana privacy
School Boardcrs received in the family OF the
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Make HEIS LAY.

~ f'selis ICED arY ssafeso ,and etsrnii.s ~
trzy~ainE this sastet5. $50 inst 80 - -
TO-, "a - Il - = olsfs = i'ltirls
si.ssiu ~ 30 an9 ial.1-'a.l 1919.
- - e. n s1ilI nakr lels ~ ilse ,sl,r1-i--s
sssndilon 1osds-1- D1Ns ons te1ep<'eAi1i - -
ss.uf ia.ls1
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MEDICAL.

DIR. Tut has been en-
gagged in the practice
Of medicine thirty
years, and for 4 long
time was denionstri-
tor of anatomy in the
Medical College of
Georgia, hence, per-
sons using his Pills
have the guarantee
that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
quackery-
He has succeeded in
combining in them
tine heretofore antag-
onistic qualities OF 4
strengthening, PNrga-
dire d pzyiJy iaSfoRic
Their first apparent
effect is &c increase the
appetite by causingthc
food toproperly
ilate, thus the system
is nourished, and by
their tonic action on
the digestive organs.
regular & healthy ev-
acuationsarc produced
The rapidly with
! which PERSONS lake on
SeSk, while under the
Influence OF these pills,
OF itself indicates their
adaptability 10 nourish
the body, and hence
their eifcacyin curing
nervous debility, mel
anchply, dyspepsia,
wasting OF the mus
| cles, siuggishness of
the liver: chronic con-
Stipation, and inpart-
TO the system. Sold ev-
.raY Street. New York.
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Austin Collegiate Female Institute

The twenty. eighth year. divided into two scs-
sions OF five months EACH begins September !,
1879. and ends June >. 1870
This is established school. with expert
need educators, located at Austin, a city famed
for health ana refined society
Ths course OF siudies is MP to the times, pTac-
ieal, and thorough and is in enced 10 meet all
be demands OF this era. for The higher educa
ion of women p"
Ii IL designed TO teach young ladies TO main
in the dignity and fulfill the responsibility 81
their posi-, ion in Society. This CAN only be done
by individu-l culture and individual disciolIne
The course C, mp Uses Latin, Greek. French,
GeTmln, Spanish, English. Mathematics. HIS
tory, Geography, Botany, AstroI omy, Philoso-
Thy Music, Drawing. Painung, tic.
Young lad es completing the en- ire course are
ntitled To DiplG mas.
Board. tuition, lights and fuel, pc SIS
SION OF i've months. .............. .... $40 90
Music with use OF instrument. ...... % 20
For par-iculars address
REV u. J. SMITH,
jySldaw3mo Pecan Street. Austin. Texas.
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HE,LEYAN FEMALE, INSTITUTE,
STAUNrON VIRGINIA.

Opens is thrtieih session September 49, 1879
One OF the first schools for young ladies' in The
United Siares. G imate unsurpassed. Surround
lhgs beautiful. Attended by pupils from seven
teen States. SFTiCtest economy acquired. Among
he lowest terms in the Union.
Pupils received any time during the summer
months
TERMS - Board, washing, lights, English
course, Latin, French, for each half of IN
scholastic year, Slj. All extras very low For
catalogue, address
REV. VIM. A. HARRIS, D. d, President.
l2d2t VIII Stanton, Virginia
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PROF. HARRIS RADICAL CURE
FOR SPERMATTOEHGA.
-,HHE,-
"SEMINAL PASraLIEn

/ a We aai Discovers
]:
k}4tk&%NER snf " ID pnf:rIr Ia iet
ettYlfA 49, sssSsEN&>N sAi sriens~- rrtirsi,
.Etfi-dd Mr. aud l-Ds lively ~frrf
tc1H Tad. H.,k 81 ~ Rriietlyf r the -, ed,
Vt9H8 "a rcfna enT Cure
| WV Sem incl misgions &
lmpoteo y b, the eaIy
.s..t we stssssI s.srtts tue ~a viz: Diree
eipal seat-of the niseass ae i H. A. ., I
ting s specific u4aucnrr TIDE Scr.fae - e. s1,c
ulntory Duets Prostate CianI ard Or n, !. IT, ~
cffhe Remeay 10 atendcd 10 NJ m o.
u re qsieky Dissolved ar Sri-.i t.s,s 10 a,
trfaectate soothing an4 restoratis eject ron fs 81
~ abo nervous ora latIos, Nr ckesi "a s-sbu
Ssd eseesses, stopping the ,s.i Tie =. ss,s
ingihe mind 70 health snd sou d nerr nv TsuoSIr,
NE Dimness Insight. Nerves. pepfU e. cenf,s,,i,
% IDEAS Aversion 70 ociery. Etc Ie AID me spIer
snes o. premature Old eye usasly snpaRysg
Deen uoInRni iot yeGrs Ihs Bsis n1t he's s,s-
mt test 20 very seFere ehses. snd nf,n..rr,
success DrnRs are too much pre<rriisd fs( tf,,kr
at1 a. inaag can BEAR witness TO- 18Th Ia ate a a.
permanent GOOD Thee s Nonsfns- az, ~. .,.-.
uot Prarieai obser 10 "a. vsi,
tee that q viii Five Satisfaction d .rsps - et1i
f.sretaat has hes4s ia general nae tn,sass
~ tsfnoHials a. ~ gslne, q !, - rot,rs-a
- BY the Medical Professor "a h. H. ..<, ,s,.s,
beans 80; dscogerd at reashins and ruf,sr NJ. -,
tssnt ironhs thAt i zell kn0sa 10 b. fhs ess =.
.ltfty I, - many and upon whom oasrka n,@v al
hsstr.as and big fees. The iIsnfi, !. ts ~
srspper by mall srasei Jos SS-116. os-s !,
HFftS fsrba NJ elre sslfss 500 -Th,e
Dyses tAtne fhI@~ fali suins sin sta. ssi--i..s an
for usfng win scecmpanS EAcJf EoZ -
end i Descriptive PeTnpekf. ~ ing ArnfcanseepN
ains-niSns, sf3sA al sonsIres ssslsl al
Est tnsy RAJ IA rsstaTed q perb 2. aa.nhssaS sd
nfffd Ior the DATES q Ill., SANE - rys- sessd h
NstHi sealed SCI stamp - any soid Only =. NJ
HARRIS REMEDY CO. MFG CHEMISTS
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REMARKS.

In presenting our claims, as teachers. we feel
conf lent that whatever OF merit we 20 -ses-
will be quickly dlscaincd by the Intelligent
public. We earnestly request patrons and
friends OF edncatt generally 10 q lend IT,
ally 8. sslCns of the school, that they may
judge OF Its efficiency. This is both stimuli ting
o the pupil and encouraging to the teacher.
Being aware of the lack of thoroughness in
many schools, in the first principles OF ednca
ton. special attention is given 10 the Primary
and Preparatory Departments
The government OF The sci DOL will he marked
by kindness and decision, and pupils patiently
trained to be vigorous thinkers, that they may
become capsule of reasenin" and judging for
themselves in after life.
For further information. apply to his Teach
srs In CHARGE.
Austin, July 10. 1879. jJ.0 I'll
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Do ! ! J = !
s..' go ~ , g. g j. s = .s s.s:
g 3 prices ~ II1EIIIIf1 @ Ll.l - E-r-
-. s. & +. - -''.,.',' |.--,1-s-- I117zlz.
5 q tss 49, = 8 z z : :a.1sss m.
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Rates OF Tuition:
THE COURSE OF STUDY

81. g. and 81. payable st tn, end of every
month.
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~ Heal SOLID FLESH.

.Byits great and thorough blood-pnrifying proper.
les, DR.. PlercC's Golden Medical Discovery cures
Y llumcr., frora the worst serofrla 20 a common
Mineral I'osnns, aud their effects, Cradicated
Ed vigorous health and 8 sound Constitution esiaf
isllcd. Eryslpclns, snlt-rheuE, Fever Sores, scni
v Rough ekln, In short, all diseases caused by IL
hood, are conquered by this powerful, purifying,
nvigpratlng medicine.
Espcciay has It manifested its potency in curln~
rctter. Roac RaAh. Bolis, Cnrbunclcs, Sorc Lyc:
serofHlon. sarea and swelllngS White swsilinCr,
soltre or Thick Necs, and Enlarged GIandA.
IL you feel dull, dr0wsy, deblltated, have sallov
olnr Of skin. or ycIiowisll-brown spots on face
Iody, frequent headache or dizziness, bad taste s.
Mouth, Internal heat or chills alternated with he
nshes low spirits, and gloomy forcbodings irregular
pctic. and tongue coated, You are suffering iron
Torpid Liver. or .Biliousness." In many cases o.
Liver Complaint only part &c these symptoms ar
;xpS rlenced. A. remedy for all such cases, DR.
effects pC rfect and radical cures.
In the cure Of LironchitiA. Severe Coughs and tho
ariy stages Of Consumption. II has astonlshed thu
nc,ilca faculty, and eminent physicians PRONOUNCE
cures the seyere5t Coughs Il strengthens the stcn
Ind purtnes the blood. Sold by druggists.
ind nvalids' Hotel, Buffalo, n. \.
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EDUCATION AZ.
EDU CATO NAL.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER /,

The Regular Annual SESSION OF ls,I -. vii
commence on
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29

geben, MAIDEN Sic 9aar Sbaler Steuer, bic
man ettpa mebr su 5ablen bat, nt6t nieL
aus. Der alte 2eidtfinn, ben Die b0let le6S
Sabre nteoergeoriidt Datten, be8tnnt it9
tpieoer 81 regen.
8ir baben in bieicm Ser6it nur cine
GountDna6l. SIS lit .ein 9rittel Des
GpuntDratbs an Stele Der usl6etoen0eH
5 Mitglteoet q Gepublifaner unb De
mofraten) d; Elm Gihter bet Superior Sourt
Gan Steue Woore's, OemOfrat) uno ein
Shabmetiter (an Stele Wc@rea'S, Gepuz
blifaner) gu tuG6len.-Jto6 ttno alf repuz
blitanii6er Sette feline lolde 8eperber
aufgetreten, be1en ii9 Die Offentli6e Wtetz
nung in na6briidli6er Weile %Suipenoete.
@s lit nidt stt p%erfenne1, baB Die republic
fanii6e 8artei Dur6 ibre gtieoerla9e III Der
leBten StaDtipabl ettpas Delnot altItrt tpors
ben lit. 3tpar miro in anl1eineuo sllperz
fi6tli1em Some Die lleberseugung ausgez
lprD6en, baB bas County cine republitaz
nil6e Sttmmenmebrbeit 9eben tperoe, aber
Der Muni6 bat ippbl an 0ieler 3uper1l6t
ben iDelentli61ten Nntbeil. Nnt Der anz
bern Sette uber fIblen ii6 AUDI Die Demo-
fraten teineStpegS bebagli6. Sic leioen
i6tuer unter ben WtB8riffen ibres 9arrllon
un0 piilen niht, in mie tDeit lie bless
mai auf Die 9ien1te Der So5taliften rehnet
tDnnen. Sbne beren Sttmmen tDnnen lie
i'm County init letuer nortpiegeno republic
fani16en 9anobepolferun9 auf teine Wiebrz
belt rehnen. Nber tperben it6 bic SoSia@
Iiiten bienltptIig Seigen :? unD iDeroen tie
ou6 MIR annGbern0 cine 10 grDBe Sttntz
men3abL aufbringeu f0unen, ipie i'm Sriib=
iabr ? - 9ae ibre Sade ben &rebsgang
9ebt, ieitbem bic 3eiten better 9etuoroet
unb Die vbuneernben Nrbeiter" ms @ebiet
Der Sabelpelen suriidsetreten itnb, lit II
nerfeun6ar; oh unb in tpeldem WaBe
babur1 ibre Stimmen5abl ii1 %Derrtn9ert
baben mag, bariiber bat man nur nnbes
1timmte 8ermutbungen.
gu belnerfen lit ilbrtgenS in oteler Ter>
binbung, baB geraoe bic au9emeine 0lei6s
giltigfeit, fat birfte man ia9en 0enfs
fauLbeit in 8esug auf 4oIitif, Der Betpez
gung gu @uniten @rants groBen 8orl6Mb
Ieiitet. 9enn bon Grant fennt mani
QQes. 9oS 8eite, mas ieine Sreunbe,
rnb bas S6limmlte, mas leine Sein0e
iiber ibn iagen ~f0nlen, 1T idon 9elagt;
9iiemanb brau6t iih nod nit elmer M,
beren GriiTung Der Nnlprl6e oes Deannes
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