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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23
MAMAH AN@IE.
Correspondence OF the Herald,

Correspondence OF the Herald,
~AxAuACHIR, Dec. 81, 1850.
80. The near approach of Christmas has given
. lively impe,Us TO trado of every detcrip.
ton, and from the apple and peanut vendor
to the larger dry goods and Grocery estae
lshmonts there appears an sir of thrift and
unusual prosperity. Tho streets are packed
and jsnmod from mornng till night WITH
cotton wagons sRd people from the country.
The total receipts of cotton At
this place to date amount 10
$4,000 bslss, 5000 of which number
are lying here awaiting shipment There
Is move on foot here, he,ded by some of
our saterprisng citizens to slsct 4 cor,press
before the next soason.---Chsrlss Edwards.
an attorney of Ennis, is in town to-day, and
will locate st this plece.--Miss Ada Allen.
oas OF ths meat estimable young ladies Of
oar town, died this evening, after lingering
sickness Of several wssks.-0ld man Jack
son, ap early settler Of this county. suicided
on Last Saturday night by taking laudsnuin
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Cold weather ana Fntbusters

Caldwell, Kas., Dec. 22.-Another blizzard
SGT in to-day, and snow is falling fast. The
Indian Territory colonist have been very
active all day making themselves COM
fortaole for the winter at the colony. 1t was
resolved that they would remain in camp
and. maintain their organization. Since the
colony came 10 this plaza over
200 man have Joined and hold themselves
ready to move at any time. These mon are
In garment and determined, which is evinced
by the fact that in mid-wntcr such numbers
can be found who for weeks will camp along
tho border.
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upon the forehead. The pail bearers wore
members Of her own family. The remains
were taken TO Galway c7ue:ory, in tho chapel
Of which the burial service was held. Her
daughter said that Mrs. Moriarty was
in very COED health until abouta month ago
She had, however, al times during tho last
dfteea yearo suffered from neuralgia. Her
metal faculties we're good until few weeks
AGO. She had wonderful memory, espee'
tally as regarded the esonts Of her life at and
near her homo ct Kilmalloek, Ireland, where
she WAS born:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23

ONLY tho other day large contributions
were sent to Ireland 10 relieve t he distress of
the people. Hard times arc again a.knock-
Ing OF the door. A dispatch from Cork says
that there is u great want of employment
throughout tho country, owing to the difin-
clination oflandlords to lay out money. AT
several meetings recently held, farm ers were
summoned to give employment to laborors.
The agent of the Earl of Cork was requested
to provide labor on the earl's estate, near
Charleville, county Cork, aud he has just in
tima,ed that he will open works in that To-
cslity and give employment until March,
1881. Lord Kenmsre, who ha, large landed
estates in Killarney, has discharged 800 la
borers for connection with the land league.
Trouble is expected to result
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23
Going Tor a annr Of eambler,

Jacksonville, Fla, Dee. 22,-Quito
eilemeat WAS created this morning NJ,
win, station twenty milss from -, - D1'N
the crossing of the Central & W, ~. wy ~
by Tire appearance OF oat hr , n,O''u4 Ioau'
cipsly from Valdosta, G @drel mem pm
and well armed. T. a., anu Lake City,
ces9ed 10 seize aey at once pro-
of gamblers WI souT OF gang
These swindlers . lniest the piScee,
Of the party, t ~" Vlon M oNo ioq M friends
,.t9 AZ us US sisted and one of them received
ssrad rev. reS a handling. Then they surren,
ey Tr ended the money and pad all the
SarN incurred by the rading party. The
S,ent Srs vers notified 10 leave. The raiders
and .soross the county line to avoid arrest,
cit Vie discOmftted gamblers came to this
''+y 10 consult counsel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23
THE '
Ihs Proposed COTTON MILLS.
Az J" Arst regular meeting on last Monday

ACAt regular meeIlhs on lHs' HoheSJ
hlgn' ths Dallas board Of trade took step
OF .ae highest and frst importance. 1t was
Isno ether thsp the detail Of COMMITTEES to
draw up book, Of subscription fer cotton aud
wooden mills, with capital stock limited to
100000. This comuittsO Hst for coniuI'S-
ton Yesterday, sEd in few dsys the propc'
.ition will DO submttsd to tho peopls Tor
their as,istancs. This ontOrpriss has been
en5ored by tho board, composed Of nearly
ninsty memblrs, and constituting nearly
all Of tks Leading merchants aud men
Of commercial prominence in the city. IT
therefore Etarts OF from toe first with 81
assurance Of succsss. These maa de not IA
dertsks anything and fail, and will not WOW
qns fosling in this cit7 10 ripe fer such Mills
In car, wasting fer railway subscriptions Tao
committee found thRt S500ao Was rssdy {:
bs nut ints cotton factory. They we're net
aftsr that, but took =. careful nots Of tie feel
inc spa with the above result. The nscss
a;,y for such s. mill is on adnitted
fact Ner is there any question
1In. properly managed, it will pay We
.,vs bsgo both the material to naks The
.nloib and lhu markets in which 10 sell than.
Do.s any spns maa doubt tRSt the compasy
can gall cheaper cloths thAn manufactures in
New or old ElsiaHd? With th' saving of
g,.i,bt both uiys, ought net the Dslgs
nails 10 not Only successfully csmpats NTH
al on the outsida, but run ta'm out ofEsIsp
u,arka,' Thers is no question in our niae
that thay will do so if .hoy make 3. good
gssd. Quality, Of cSuras, largely Satsrs is o
any speeds ., merchandise To secure
this the company will take care to purchase
none but tho latest sad bsst improved. ma
chinory, and to employ the best skill tha!
can be anywhere had. and any one can zee
that tho mill will be tho fsrsrunaer of others
shat will follow. Our people OIL nssd II
pioneer 10 set them m oxample--to blizs
the way--to show than that they can invest
in such stock and reap handsoms dividends.
As all the Gotten mills now runnisg in the
southern staten are paying from 10 to %
per cant, why can't va cat up at least
ona' We have the msney. We have brain
enough to know whom 10 employ ia opera
ting it. The rest remains with the energy
OF ths, the gsasss city in Texas ever ready
to do and to dare anything in which thsrs is
prospect for profit or 10 advances the gen
eral intsrs,ts. There is not firm in town
nor rcarc'lys calling that would not be
benoataa by il.
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j MRS. Ellen Moriarty, who died last week
New Yeik.city, WIS III years old. At he,
faneral large number OF her descendant,
ani other fritnds were present. Gathered
around hcr coffin was her gray.hsirsa sons
and daughtsrs--the eldest son is seventy. six,
and daughter is siatJ.nine years old-her
grandchildren and her grest.g randchldre
The sasket bore the following inscription:
"Ellen Moriarty, died December Is, 1880,
aged III years." THO face was exposed to
view and all who looked upon it wsro sur
prissd q! the comparatively young appear
anoe. The daughter atfsctionately
pointed out that there was hardly wrinkle
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23

THE editorial fraternity are getting TO DC
in luck in England as well as this county.
Lately the queen lsnightod Mr. Edward
Baines, the editor of the Leeds Mercury. lie
was at one time member of parliament and
ia the author of a number OF works on indus
trial subjects, but he is msialy distinguished
as the owner and editor Of one Of the most
influential liberal papers outside Of LeRdo'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23

GENERAL Grant is an advocate of the
Nicsragua rou!o over the Panama, and i'll
spsaking of the advantages of the f.rmsr,
said "Tha Nicsraguan route has the advsn-
tagas Of being further north, less distance
from the tropics for vessels to sail or steam
going from our Atlantic or Pacific ports or
from Europe, or to the east, with the eIcep-
ten of Australia, whSre they have to 20
through tho tropics anyhow and the same
is the case with New Zealand. A liRe of
lower levels is found by the Nicsrsguan route
than any other, and then at the summit is 3
very large and extensive plain, and the water
shodi Of that region is to tho lake,
instead Of to tho stream which cmpties
into it, go that il receives
the waterfall of the heavy tropical rains, and
being of 50 large an extent it hiss but few
feet.rss or fall. It's banks reach within
twelve miles Of the Pacific ocean, so that Q
canal could be built from the lake to the
Pacific without any water course running
into the canal or without any watershed tc
throw its water into the canal. Tho eutlet
OF thislske is 10 the Atlantic side, by large
nsvigsble river. 1t has no tributaries com.
ing into it until you get well down toward
the mouth. Consequently it is not subjsot tc
rise or fall, or to overaows, being only, as |
remember, absut four iRcheS between the
highest water in the rainy and the lowest
water in the dry season. This river is al
ready pavigable for large steamers. l have
been over it myself on steamers. Theirs are
three rapids to 90 over.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23
Dead.

Just as we go to press the sad, distressing
and unexpected announcement comes to
usthat Charles II. Pepper is NO more. Yes.
to-day morning and all through the day, and
the day proceeding, hiS many friends had
rejoiced at what seemed improvement, but
what, alas, was only. natures recoil for the
final bound we all must make.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23


A N oEDINANUE on cepetery ana city
IA sexton. BE Il ordained by the city coun-
Gil OF the cNy OF Dallas:
Section l, The place beyond tho coTpor2ts
limits given to the city OF Dallas asa s;s FOR
the cemetery, Or such other place ~ the CITY
eouncil may select, shall be the place uf burial
for the city Of Dallas, aad shall DO dsslgnated
| es the "city csmotsry."
Sec. 2. Tho said cemetery, or cemeteries,
shall be suitably lalG on In 10 Streets rathh
and lots, the tornors Of lots to be indicated by
stakes OF durable wood. The siZe of y full lot
shall be sishlesn by twenty Iset
sec. 3. The city engineer ahall surVsy said
grounds aud shah make map thereof OF a
elae not eNcseding twsaty fact to tho Inch, on
durable paper, and neatly and attlstlcslly
ulawa, dttignatlng IN some appropriate part
| seine portion a. brrying ground for psupsrs
buried by thocIty or county, and another for
strangers, And numbering the lots from the
northwest corner, In consecutive order: and
the halflots Bhallbe designated east and Nps,
| half, which, when complNtSd, shall be franz ed
| andeusp ndsd In tins Office OF the city Secrela-
ny, and copy thereof filed in the office Of the
| city sexton,
Sec, 4. II shall not be lawful for any nersor
| to dlsiater or remove any dead body d. positsd
therin, from 2ay grave OF vault, except 1t be
upon the application or with the cons ont of IN
| friends or family Of the deceased. and Then
| only under the written permission and suo.r-
,nterdenoe of the city seN'oni and If any psr-
son shall onend as linst tho provisions cf this
| HuNbl"u, VI euAll IoNeiNc any OOON, KnOHlnr it
| 10 have besn disinterred and removed In y,o.
| lhtiOn OF the provieiorG of this aec ion he
| shall be fined In any sum not sNcee ding ono
| hundred dollars, and If the fine be not psla
shnll be imprisoned NOT exceeding n fteen days'
| SEQ. 5. II any person shall cut, break, or
| Otherwise inlure, mu'ilatr or d faro any torup-
stone, fence, head or oot-board, vault mopu-
nent or inclosure, tree, shrub or ornament. or
shall remove or disturb any stake ind eating
tho boundary OF any lot half-lot, strest or rath :
OF said cemetery or Of auy graveyard Of the
| city, he shall ne fined In any sum not lens
thaa i've or more than one HUNDRED doll ara.
| sec. 9, 1t shall be- unlawful for any ono Ia
bury or be con serued in bltrying sny dead
person within the limits OF the city OF Dallas,
and upon conviction any ono so offending
anal he hned IN any sum not less than ten or
more han ons husdred dollars, ami each day
the BODY so remains she'll constitute - separate
onenre; provided that those associations and
individuals having cemeteries la the city shall
| 1880, -
Sec. This removal of all dead ia forblddcn
| except between the LIST of November and the
lst OF April; provided, that where tho bodies
nave been Inferred for two wears or more thpy
may be removed ut other timea ANY one wi.
Glazing this section shall be fined not exceed
ing fifty dollars.
Secs. That thla ordinance take effect from
passage and publication.
| Approved December q, 1850.
]. B. HEREFORD. City Secretary. Mayor. !
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DIphtherIa and Tvnbua rovor

Odessa, Dec. 22.-The governor general of
KarkoT states that during the year 1879
1000 inhabitants Of this province dad of
diphthOria and $500 during the frs. ten
months of 1880. Typhus fever Is increasing
in tho south Of Russis. There are 800 cases
nowin the hospital there
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23

London, Dec. ON various parts of
Belgium foods arc becoming serious,
particularly at Liege and Huy. The railway,
from Liage 20 Manner anl PesrichL ars
interrupted. Tho foods extend from tho
latter towns to Yerviers, Charolis and
Mnrn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23

Paris, Dee 22,--It is rlmored in diplo,
matte circles hcra that the porto is less op.
posed than before 10 tho proposal for srbi.
traisn, as it considers s majority may bs
easily maintainsd fora modified line of f-on-
tier which would fall considerably FhoTt Of
the claim of Grssec.
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An Elegant stock of Holiday Good.

1t matters not what it is you wish in the
jewolry lihe, you can find it at Knepay g.
SOFAS, jewelers., 6l4 Main street, where you
have the advaatsge of selecting from large
and selectvariety of goods which were pur-
chased at low figures, and which arc being
disposed If at very low prices. Before pur-
s66a,ing go md examine their elegant stock
of diamond goods.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23

London, Dec. 22.--It is stated that Bsrny
SFauh, of the iend league has decided to
"Boycotts" Lord Keumar's agen. and bal
ILL, NJ. MSnuins, the prosecutor in tho case
againat hcaly and Walsh, and some other
farmers.
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Interest OH the pubI,c Dar,,

Warrington, Dec. 22,-The secretary of
treasury has authorized the payment of in.
tere,t on the public debt due Janusry l, on
the 28th inst.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23

Unparalleled bargains in the Dire goods
department at Wolfe & Baruchs. G, llearly
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ElectrOtyping and StcrcOtyping
EXECUTED PROMPTLY, At Low PRICES,
Office and Mandatory:
Nos, lis g. III Pine Street, ST. LnulS.
TO TRADE G92 gSgSI5

One 2nG hand buggy, extra good.
Hour h.aI Of horee5i some very line.
Five pianos.
Two lne gold watches.
One kiln good, hard BRICK.
One case fine English guns.
VIII trade any en- all Of the above for country
produce at cash prices.
have also several tracts Of good land in
this and other counties for sale low.
j. ]. REEkEA, llI MRiN Strret.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-05-24
Woro a1tf oeat Grie8Si6tme
.OSistneSpf0."

0ep=D orf, 23. Dfai. - gSn. SrOwn
unb Sobn 8enneep, 5mei 5eio:r auf benz
ariegsidliiie rWtnueiota, 9erietAen Dor etltden
Sagen in Streit, ipabrenb baS 6abr5eufo bel
9tcip=2onbon, @t., lag. asuneop erarifr ein
Siiameiicr unb pericetc SrOmH einen 5tit
in's @eiift, cine tiefe Nuuoe oeruriaAenb.
2llSbann periudte acnueop, 81 entfommen;
Sro,un ersrifi ihn aber nit beiDen 5Gn6en,
bob ibn bod iiber einen Sopi enpor unO
idleuberte i'm nit aller INN 81 @ebote itebsnz
ben Strait su 8oOen. Gr trat tbn alsoann
nit Tiiben itno lisB ibn beipuBtloS lt"gen. Der
Sd)ilisor3t iano rnebrere bon SenneO1'S 8ipz
pen, ben redtcn slrm, baS Sd,,..s~Ts.oc,n un5
St~@,.r ,,,.frbiast,1 gsbrOatn aentt;c lpurbe in's
Soipitat ssshhrndt, no CT peftern itarb. Grown
1T ein @eiangener i'm 6oiPitate, tuo CT ueoen
ein,r Qeidhrli9en Qranfbett inter drStlider Sez
bonblung itebt. gr miro Dor EN- Srieas9erid)t
miiiien, bod 9laubt er itder, oaB er freigeIpro
d)en mirb, neil er in Selbitoertge,olgung bait
hpItp
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Scr eroBe Sanferott tsno feline
SSpIGet+

YhtIabeIp bla, %. Ufdi. - G5 herrid)t
npu inlmer 9roBe allfresun9 in geiddltliAea
&relien iiber bas Salliaient Der ;, 8eaoin9er
@ilenbabrz unb &oblen-9 9eieli6ait." @inem
@eriidlte sufolge Ioaeu nod cine An5aM Salli
mente fatt9efnllbcn baben, bod iinO bis jebt
MIR Die Der nad)fo!eerlben Sirmeu befanut:
Sames 9. Dounn & Comp, 9futler, NeIpbaa
& Comp. unb &. s. Soroan & Comp. 0ie
Aftien Der yGeabiuger @ilenbahn" felen bis
ouf 10 Dollars, itnD aber lpieber auf liz g.
ftie9en. Die 9ftien Der yBenuiplu pluaniazGieH-
balm" tparcn bis auf 4S3 9aiunien, iino aber
nieber einen Dollar geittegen. BraliOent 9open
erflGrt nod INNER, baB CT feinen Seltd]t 81
perDHentliden babe, tlttgin iin6 fe.ne Gino In
hsiten iiber bell I'm oartesen &ra6 befannt.
Die anberen Seamten fino ebenlo 5uriifbalttnJ
i'm 8etre1 BET llrladen be8 SalimantS. IuS
tnbirefter Guele 1T erntittgit, oaB bas Oiref=
torium Der yJteabinger @iie1ababt= .lIt]afi"
beate cine serlammlung bate, IN ipld)tr be-
idllofien nllrbe, Die @ei@Gite Der Corporation
Drei Sruiees 81 iiber9ebeu. alS iold)e nerOen
s. 3. Senrp, Sen,p 2elp:8 nno Der YrGllOent
Sranflin g. @omen genannt..
S;teentbum Der @eieLfd)ait In R:tpzDosf n:it
Scid)iae bcIegt-
Tem= Off, %. Otat. - Surd) s. ..
2atbrop, Ota1ienperpalter Der ,,R. $. @entrQl=
SGgHt" III Oa9 St9eHI1HHl geE ~ plltuolpVtu=
9ieaDinger gabn" in Ntuz9ert nit S.i6lag
bclegt norben, Inn cine Sransportatlonsl4ulb
ppn S45 900 itd)er 81 itellen.
glpd, nteb. sSolnea ees ssalimen.s.
Reabing, BennI., %. Otat+ = Der Nea=
binger ,,9lbler" luirb 0torgen cine Ottttbeilung
ron $. Benn Sroof, 8rdToenten Der 6eablnger
@iienwerie, entbalten, uorin herielbe erflGrt,
baB in Solge Der Seripidslrngen geranlter
gserfs nit Der ,Bbilabelphic 0eaOin9er Sabn"
bieielben geSipun9en leieu, ibre 3abtnngen einsu=
fteLen. Sieie @e1fe umfaiIen nlebrtee Sdntel5=
Dfer, 9idgelfabrifen, @ieBeretelt uno gSol5perie
unb beiddftigen cine grobe ansabf 5anowerfer.
Sie besahlt monatlig iiber $4,000 gohn aus.
Die @erte tperoen aber ntdt 9eid)lolien.
(Spdier.) Die geamten Der uBbuaoelphiaz
9isabinaer gilenbabnz" unb Der ,9ohleuz u1O
@nen Z eielidaft" baben ein @irfnlar. S1retz
ben perD1entlid,1, iporin ite erllaren, baB Der
@attbr aui ibrcr Sabn feline nuterbreWun9
erleiben oa. Sn ibren Sohlentninen ol Die
4rbeit nddlten Yiontas (beRteG ,pieoer bc9on=
men unb bis Ntittipod gtadt fortgeiebt per1en.
@s loll Gin 0taiien= Gerlualter ernunnt uno
enttpeber Der Grdiiosnt @olpen oocr Gown Sc.
Gelpis, Brafbent Der v6armer8> Nte1antc5'
8anf," nit Dieem Ypiten betraut tp,roen.
Ifan glaubt allgemetn, baB bas 6allen Der
yIeaoin9er @teubabn= "aftien benarad] bsrbst=
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AaODap's SarfapariIlian- lis(oluent.

= S@brontihe 9ranibeiten, Snodeniros perborbrr,
SdIte I'M Sie. ittopbul0ie Sranfbeen unnothriidfer
Sabus, SppbiIis ulb Senerie, fSeberrpunben fsrn
Hlbe oser alte 9cf6mlre, SalBfus, enoIiide sronTy
belt, fpelGe S6ipelun9en, Grin6topf, G5e66rm,itte,
Setoen, Ssebfe, Srnienibfpelunqen Snoten Mh,e5s
runa nes SorperS, BufteIn uno 4isitbIdae GsHmSqss
Spspepiia, gtierenz uuo 9lalenIei6ep HTnri;hsyy
Sbcumottsnns unb @iibt, Gdfutnbud1t, 8IoSenhsis
uno @)ries, oDte abarten Der obaen 8ronfhstrn M
men btsluetlen ancere 9tamen gese6en iper6en W.
gStr tehoupten, oa6 es tetn 6efarntes 6pjI,rjt,sf
9lbt, Del6eS i geaen 0iele 8ranfbeien So hirfsons
erlpetit, pte WaopGAS 9icIuIueut. Gs flIrirt an
nall9, ahet tttber un0 bonn Grlnbe aus mn ie,t Sa
etoenben &helle ipteber in geiuuben 3uitanb. tEs
fbuf Dem Sabinfbtpinoen ocs Se6rbers (sjuhoIt
Mho Oerior9t ons Ssitem init geIanoent g,IiIfe'
aus fpclhem neues YtateraI gebioet miro SieS III
Die erlte 2blrtung non EaonaD's EeIuIoenf. ~
on Sdllell, no oaS Spitem eurdb lnb6uiuno por
Vfeftur, Gueftlber, ooer corrofipem Submat in her,
Sno0etl, 0eenten u. 10. 9elitten bat iuo6urtf 8nos
@enraB, en0Itl9e Srauf6eit, Rii69ratsfriimnuna
Settehtln9, Detke Sbipelung II. DeroI. per1IrfoRi
Duroc; LOT oaS Sarfaparillian oieIe gieberid,Idoe
auI uno entcrnt Ole @eIdmulit aus oem 5niteme.
gSenn 9letenaen, lpclde oieIe Mebi,inen ,Ifr puv
nlonn9er pphltl6er o6er ifropbul0Ier araHfbeiter,
9eorauhell, lei Die sur aud nod 10 anaiay l. I'D, hrf
er hhIen," etne aii9emeine 3unabme i1re ar6ftp na
tbresSorper9eUtdltesi ipabrne6ne 10 inn RS Elm iiTe
res 3edben Der iortitreitenben C3Cneina en hrr9r~
tt9en Srantbetten prb e$ nit BEN Baenteu entmrhsr
oenCr oocr lhltmIner-oer @titoif I'M Spfeme bIeiht
mot untbahs; Denn er nift 9ebeHlmt un6 ans Sem
te oertfeben uiro, 10 oer6reitet CT iit unh 56brt
lrft, oic icGontuon bu tntergraben. So6al6 ffrt her
2attelt bel III Gcbraube 0e5 SatiaparilItou befTsv
lHhit," lprh er itinoll6 an GJeln0bett, 4roft ina
Sleild 5unebmen. '' ''
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Die Sermbltfaner' roa gbtcago
gegett 2osan's StaatsTretD.
1ettpeHsSsefsna's proteit. - Cine 9taifen=Ser:
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