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RUSSIA.

-''' AFFAInB AT UT. PETERSBURG.
LONDON, Jnne a7-Iilu correspondent ot
the Times ut st. Petersburg writes rs follows:
"The andcayor Of tho psosunt Oayorn!aelit is
to shaw that tho lnll.l policy Ut the lalY Gov
ern'nent was mn .en.tpcltly dangero,ls one.
Tl'o pol!ce aro now engagea III bringing to
light the danger which accumulated during
Con. 3fel!kol's rulo. Tho lEoactlo,lIsts ,.ro
making tho most Of tho discovery Ut the tly-
llan'ito miHes, stc,. III or.lsr Ia frighten the
court and sucnro their own posltlnlI.' som0
suspicion sco',ls to hayc bcel. oxolte!l by: tho
vlsft Of .cen.. Mel!kotr to flcnyya. " Is r.
tatIctt to watc! hini.,,.' !'Ille st, Petersburg
newspaper press II httess at Court baeallse
not u single. lnuepnNleNt organ. fsanys the
present Governments 4uslres. Severe penai-
ttea 1ave lately been Imposed upon tllree OF
four journalists, mud several edltors lav6 IT.
ceIysd q circular ordering theul tn s,tbnlktho
tlrst proofs Of tllelr papers to tt,q Press cpn-
sur before o'clock tIs Tie morning. ,'!'.
, 1881-06-28
TIE oHAS OUrI.AGEg,

TIE oHAS OGTIsAGEg
MADnip, Juno a7.-The French Goyerr1-
,llent has assured the Spanish Government
that redress alld compensation will be- glyeu
for tho losses and olltraKcs suffered In the
Province OF Oran by tlia Spanish residents at
tho llntids Of Arab tribes. Several thousand
settlers are returning almost daily to the
ports ol tic Mediterranean const OF the pet,-
nlnstila. Tile reports they Iaye made lnvo
made nit impression which Is revealed by
the very quiet tono Of the Spanish, press. i
snbscript!on-ltst has been opened, and tho
Government las given relief to the fugitivcs
Us fast as they land. chiefly at Cartlagena.
, 1881-06-28

90 ~ y - y? -11VAE,:- i;.;S - '3s,! NC
= SAN FitAsolsc0, June aT,-By tho Gaelic
tho following y xfEpu4: Japan and ohlna
paperat t'.!.s, - ::,..... sHst. ,a+ r. Ia =
News from CQsea Ia. conflicting, 'bnt:..tt ~
believed the party favorable to the openlng
Of the country IL KettfaR strongsh. Tho pros.
poets Of the silk crop aru gootl." The Nation.
al Industrial. Exhibition at Toxin closld
June 10 with large attendance. Tho con-
etsaetion Of railway between Tsurugn And
Kashua KannKawa Is II bo commenced tnl-
, 1881-06-28
mctllatcly. Christianity Is rapidly aprcad-
Ing, mrllcnlarly IN tilu eastGrn district,

T'lGr0 is considerable disturbance nt Pc
kin tn The Shape Uf nnt.fvrriHl, ,lcfnotlstra-
tlon. It Is t1nwqufct Ufllc1al pruelamattons
ftlrbid hostility 10 foreigners. Tho lpa 1..nr.
KIT ot'g,,c.i earlier than was expected. Tho
tfoWl Is GIua! to that of ls77. tits antict.
l'atest Mt Foochuw. tTha pr0ject 0f establish
Ing a telephone exchange nj I1ong Kong Is
IlntlIt,g great favOr. uer1uan nnt Chinese
gnill,nats have g0ne III pursuit 0f tho Chi
1lese pfrntes who attackest tic German ship
Occ!tlent. 4 conl1agration II, tho district Of
Tugaazarao. 1stanI nj CRgayau. PHILIPPINES.
burnt ;YD houses. Two lIves wera lost
Tlmto was yiofcnt shock of earthquake at
Atbaya Mny4
, 1881-06-28
against f'l0tt mil SlossoIl, Tor p,trse NJ TO-
0oO francs, G00 p01nss, commenced yesterday

wv aIHHS5' h0o VohltSi cullHIGucctt 5eStclua}
afternoon.
At Tho close of ito af}crnoon game, thc
scnrc stootE: VIgnanx a,,h t;armier, 500;
S'osson md l'lolt, 1T; Vig,aux making l.r,,
tiarI,1cr t07, 1'io.t TO, 'SibtsoG l0I. Highest
runs: VigiIa,lx. IL, Il; 'ansi ~; t}arnIer. To;
1'Ioth II; SlossoIl 10: 'r16actro uf the hight
game wns: Vlgl,at,x mil {'arnter, roo; plott
nnd Slosson. GT7; Vlknhtlx making 1s0,
0arnior TO, Tlott taa''Siosson lal FIN
Highest rtllls wero: Eik1tanx, 81; t}nrnier,
~; pott, II; Slosson, ". Innings for eacli
player, oS. IT,,
TiHtTs,, ...-........
Frencfmen AMI ltu|tIls near Tonncrre,
France, f'a'l tlg''t.. :TAw!o Of The former
wore killed. r.,
Tho eminent Frcncll statesman, Jules Or.
laint Stanisias Dufallfc. lfo Senator aild
member Of TIC Academy. is dead.
nufaure was born Dcc. ]. Ing, Mt sanIoa,
asoducaled for The bnr, and, utter being NIL
m1tacd' Practical with great snccrss ut 1sor-
lentlx. lie entered politics In 1854, and under
tho Premiership OF 1utzot BECAME Coun-
cillor OF Slate, aud subsequently, Minister of
Public Works. Although n member If tic
Government, ho did not always net with Iiis
colleagues, and early distinguished himself
by hts great independence Of character at,l
sturty resistance to iltiberai measures. Iio
opposed tho election Of Louis Napoleon
to the Presidency Of tho 1tcpublfc III 1878, btt
acqnfesced In tic result When IL was an
1ollnced. Napoleon tried to win lin 10 hts
Side, uld offered Him the position Of Minister
Of tho Interior, which lle nccaptett juno 2,
18i0. Ila refusel. tn ncquicscc it1 the cup
tl'ctat, md was 0np OF the Deputies seixett
and Imprisoned for opposition to That most
Ubiquitous ltsurpatlo,l. AftGr Ills release llc
retired to private life and 10 practice at the
bur. When, III 1SG3, he was elected
1nclnber OF tho French Academy, II.
st. Marc Girartltna wns scnt to the
Emperor to announce his election. The En,-
i,eror received II. Glrarlin graclotlsly, niid
said lie was glad Of Dufanro's election, al
though lie was not one Of his supporters. lie
said he remembered with gratitude the sery-
Ices Of Dufaure rs Minister of tho Interior
under the Presidency. During tho prosccu-
tion Ut Montala,nbcrt, In 1862, Dnfaure acted
rs Ills advocate. pleading his cause will,
great skill and el0qucllce.
In February, 1871. llo was elected to the
National Assembly us member Of tile Left
Centre. 1Ic WIS selected by II. Thfcrs rs
Minister Of Justice, md soon ntter became
Vice President Of thu Council OF Ministers.
During Ills administration he suppressed tho
DonapartIst intrigucs. Lie retired from
| Office at tile close Ut Theirs Administration,
but III 1876 llo assumed his old post Of Min
lister OF tic Interior. lie was mt III accord
with tho lneInbcrs Of thu Cabinet, and
upon tho retirement Of II. Built, In
1870, he becnnle Premier, n,nt rcorgauized
the Cabinet npon Republican principles, but
In December lie resigned hccg1ise Df MI NIL
, 1881-06-28
1tI'ALYr.


RoME, June 27.-rhc Diritto catcgorically
contradiets tile statement That Franco in-
formed ltaly sllo would not oppose the Ital-
ian loau Il Italy would agren to recognize
tic 1lcw state Of nffatrs III Tunis.
ASTi-FnESCI DEMONSTRATIONS
continue In Italy.
, 1881-06-28

. BUSINESS NOTICES.

Liobtg Coss C0pa beef f,TnuIc.-profbx~
sos Il. II. llaip. n. y, author NAtarla Mca!o4 Of
New Nsluedles. Professor at tho Chic.lK0 3fed!cal
College, racotupptl4 Coca TOR Eoassvloss, weak
Yece. 1ekltu@ H. tho throat, cough, asthnia. pal:
pltatloH Ut tue hcurt difficult aud oppressed
brnatAlny, fRtntInx t,ta Trotu ngFtUus McHkncsa,
debility aurtnK cOnY Yalc8eear0 fTpnl typhu1, hya-
tcrtcaI complaints, uersoustess aid nightly
rtstleasues& ut children during dontilou.
, 1881-06-28
SPAIN.


t4AlESs
MADRID, june 997.-The marked and rapid
improvement I'll the internal atfRirs of tile
country IS generally commented upon. Tie
official statement Of last month shows IN
exceptional al,d very large decrease In the
t!Qatlng debt,
, 1881-06-28

hrtFrAu1ANH sT1LL LEAVING NAn8klIL.EA !:
az ~, sAlsts, Jnne H.--TwelYe hundred 1tallans
hive lott Marseilles. .rs". s-..H. ~,
E. A'Foulr4tAapEp nILl.1ARn MATCH
III a four-hMxtea billiard match at cushion
carolns, between Vignaux and Garnleg
, 1881-06-28

QuErTA 70 De HELL, by THE 1snrT1sn.
CALCUTTA, June 27.-Ortlers have bean
given IL construct Ill arsenal and fortress
ut Qaetta. This IL II practical contradiction
Of the reports OF tho possible abandonment
of TINT place.
, 1881-06-28
CRuELIY.1Q CHILDREN;

Hermann Ticker was .arrosscd Into inst night
BY O.cor William Nttvholt who chnrxcs h!ta
with cruelty to children. Ito lives on state,
near Fourteenth street, lind bun six children,
WIN. Tho nuHhbors sHy. to IL IN rho hHItt of
hGatiuR In a brutal lhuuner and tArnlE4 0Ht Of
lnors. Ecker Ia br1WGr,r And works for
upNHnr & l{ptpis,
, 1881-06-28

PEsTIi. juno a7.-In tho election for mem.
Ders Of the Hungarian Diet, otlt, Of ss2 cantli-
ttHtes elected, 1a7 aro Liberals md supporters
Of The Government.
, 1881-06-28

THE mild rot etsscxktU action Of TaFe
rhnt' . Seltzcs Aperlent upon tho stomach aud
bowels. cotamends 1t most highly " tho mpat
aoltcate 10 loss than ~ tho suuat vigorous oon.
2titutiQES,
, 1881-06-28
FOREIGN NOTES.

for the Panama Cannl, ltns also succeeled III
procuring charter from Greece for the cofl-
structton Of canal across tho 1sthmlts Of
Cor]ntll: Fnrr, Wysc, anti DO 1.esseus nre
'lll related to the j}onapnrte family, and tho
Panama Canal nfIuir las always bcel, rt-
garded IN Frnnco rs II speculation of tl,at
family By. wlllcl, 1t sought 4, obtain money,
oGcausa slilcG ttio iali ct Tue Enp!ro Its OK
seps In tho paltana CunaI .ihatter, and re-
gciyett 50,0o0, ,oo0 frnlcs Of tho cullial stock
~ payiaciit lur their services. 1t looks as
,1;a'.E', ey imtei'tlea 70 p!Sy le same trick
easily constructed. md Mny pcrllnt,s beconle
success No ,totlbt tlle lobbyists Of Tie
Bonaparto family have disposed Of their
Panama Canal bonds. ~ .....'.1,S;
VI the newspapers now printed In tho Ger
man Empire, 1ilno wero established before
tho year l700-namely: Thu FrnnhJurtc,.
loitT'nl was established IN 1915; the lfHptTc-
ijhrafsc|tc ZcffnnN III 1903: the Eocnit}sbcrUc,'
Harttn1sc'tc ZcftNng III lGss; tho JcnniscIc
Zcttnng I'll f674: thu, Il <lmasburacr Postzcit-
,t1,g IN lus6; the Gol'.atsc1c zctt,.nN III
a.ll tho PUr1lonfcr Curlistc III 170G. Of tl,t.
other PAPERS, 9Gt hnve had MI cx[stence of
between fifty aud eEghty. years; LII betwec,l
twentyy @ veons S 5us s iaa @ GSSsmse Sas w X,ra I'LL
n,oIltIjs mid live Years. f}f hi
tho papers, nnly 1,40l have been iii
existence oyer twenty years. Tint the patl,
u pasas papers Is ns strew With
nj Tie naners wch nt,neur G ic' ~ ta a''!c xcr or
lSS0 ior tile first Lime, 50 ,,cr cent s,tyt: Tin tin
erasc. thess ,,aoers M % whict t 81, oyed s,c, Sr ~
s,orl existc,,ce rcachssi 1t, 1,eu Fl six u,onths
Tho nnners estnhiis1cii frn,n IN "S. f., In, !,
to those With % ,ave cIsc tIt ~ nrmcnr ~ d,,rin
tha saInn ti,mn ns srre,1 IL M" "ppe"' "'A'nk
Wv '>''''o '''''' ''' 0c.e" " UNA
,, besides being regarded Us . martyr by the
Russian slasopiles, Alexander ILL now
also made out by them to lave been II
"semper Augustus" perpetual auF1nenter
',a.as,,a. =. .1 % ~ s'esstt uat ',e onesy
sa;.. msssa' va - sa!s ,.a' uec"aso uus!hg MS
tarr;fnrp ft,un nry of hi, um,Jn,oru,s,
, 1881-06-28

Fourth July aud 1ce-CfcAM.
Mako y1ur lee-creAu atIAUxeMept& with
3rodlo, II HtAt9 sircot.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-04-05
GENERAL NEWS.

Hugh J. Jewett has declined the Pres
idency of the New York Worlds Fair
The Supreme Court Of the United
States met on Tuesday but being without
a quorum, in the absence of Mr.. Justice
Field, Immediately adjourned.
Dispatches from London state that
Lord Beaconsield was seIzed with a Sc
we're attack of bronchial asthma, which
gave place to govt. The latest bulletin
issued at midnight stated that he had
passed quiet evening and was somewhat
improved.
"A Candahar dispatch says formda-
BILE rebellion prevails in Herat. At last
accounts Ayoob Khan was virtually be-
sieged in the citadel The Amer is thus
afforded an opportunity 10 occupy Can
dahar province, and fifty thousand of his
troops are on the way from Cabul thilher.
-Whe p the Senate met on Wednesday
morning handsome bouquet of flowers
adorned Senator Kellogg's desk, while a
magni6cen mt floral ship sailing upon sea
of violets and roses, the gift of the ladies
of AIexah dria, ", to Senator Hill, of
Georgia, ornamented that gentleman's
desk, and was greatly admired.
The Agence Russo comments on the
favorable reception given by the Russian
press to the proposition to repress the
Internati3nalists by the cooperation of
the powers. 1t urges the Importance Of
the step upon Switzerland in particular.
The Crown Prince of Prussia, addressing
German residents of Moscow, stated that
the old friendship of Russia and Germany
would be maintained. He also alluded to
the close intimany between himself and
the Car
The session of the Senate Wednesday
was mainly occupied by Mr.. Malone in
lengthy reply to the criticisms made upon
himself by his colleague, Mr.. Johnston,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-04-05
Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A CON-
IN pany has been formed BY the persons whose
names are attached hereto, under the provisions of
an act Of the Legislature Of the State of Florida
entitled IN act to provide general law for the in
corporation Of railroads and canals approved Feb
ruary 19th 1874, and the amendments thereto to be
known 90 the Jacksonville st. Augustine and Hall
fax River Railway Company, for the purpose Of con-
structing, maintaining and operating railroad for
pnblic use In the conveyance of persons and prop
erty from Jacksonville to st. Augustine and thence
to the head-waters of the Halifax river.
JAMES NJ LOWEREE,
WIN. 8. SNEDEN,
SAMUEL B. HUBBARD,
E. ROOTE,
e. NJ. ALBA,
w. LYON,
F. B. GENOVA
HOLMES AMMIDOWN,
JOHN CLARK,
GEO. r. FOSTER,
G. HUNTER,
URIAH BOWDEN.
Feb. l, 'sl-1sw
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Florida and Pacific Railroad
Company.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
l. that pursuant to the provisions of an act of the
Legislature of Florida, entitled IAN act to Provide
a General Law for the Incorporation of Railroads
and Canals" approved February 10, 1874, they have
formed company, and filed their Articles OF Asso-
citation with the Secretary of State for the purpose
of constructing, maintaining, coupling and opera
ting railroad from the Chattahoochee river, through
the counties of Jackson, Washington, HOLMES, Wal.
ton, Santa Rosa and Escambia, in the State of
Florida, and thence to Mobile in the State of Ala
bama, with branch from the main line to Mont
gomery Alabama.
NATHANIEL X FAIRBANK,
j. NJ. WALKER,
SIDNEY A. KENT,
VIM. B. STRONG,
FRANK R. SHERWlN,
ELI L. SHELDON,
EDW. NJ. CHENEY.
January, 25 1881-3m
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No change of ears between Savannah and Jack
sonville and Savannah and Albany,
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily between Sa-
vaHnah and Jacksonville.
Sleeping run through to and from Savannah
and Albany, and Jacksonville and Albany, without
change.
Passengers from Savannah for Fernandina, Gaines
vile and Cedar Keys take this train.
Passengers for Darien take this train.
Passengers from Savannah for Brunswick take
this train, arriving at Brunswick 600 A. M.
Passengers leaving Brunswick at 500 P. n. arrive
at Savannah 90 A. NJ.
Passengers leaving Macon at Ills A. NJ. daily
including Sunday connect at JesGp with this train
for Florida. ;F
Passengers from Florida by this train connect at
Jesup with train arriving In Macon at 625 p n.
daily including Sunday A
Connect at Albany with Passenger trains both
ways on Southwestern Railroad to and from Ma
con, Eufaula, Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
etc Ell
Mail steamer leaves Bainbridge for Apalachicola
Sunday aud Thursday evening for Columbus eve
ry Tuesday and Saturday afternoor,
Close connection at Jacksonville daily (Sundays
exccpted) for Green Cove Springa, st. Augustine,
Palatka, Enterprise, and all landings on st. Johns
river. ut
Trains B. and A. r. r. leave Junction, going
west, at 137 A. NJ, and for Brunswick at 40 p
NJ. daily, except Sunday i
Through Tickets sold, and Sleeping Car Berths Sc
cured, at Brens Ticket office, No. 20 Bull street. and
at Savannah, Florida and Western Railway Passen-
ger Depot.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN-EASTERN DIVI-
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Savannah, Florida and western
RAILWAY.
- A4M 3

GENERAL MANAaER's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH. My %, 1880
ON and after SUNDAY, May 32Sd, Passenger
~ Trains on this road viii run as follows:
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IN p 0utats free 70 those who wish 10 engage IN the
~ . most pleasant and profitable business kh0wu =
A Everything new. Capital not required. We win
NO furnish you everything. elo day and upwards IL
No risk whate er. Many new workers wanted e oScs
Many are making fortunes e the business. Ass make
e much - men, and youug b0ys and girls make Rfeak pay
No who IL willing 70 work fAa % make mos money
every day than can b made h week et any ordnay en-
to fortune Address n HziIErF CO, Portland; Msins.
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Rail Roads, %.
Jacksonville, Pensacola ( Mobile
RAILROAE.

OFFICE or MAsrx8 OF TRANsrDnTAFio-'
TALLAHASSEE fla., Sept -. 1850.
On and after September q, 1880, rraIns ON nj.
road will RIM an foflowa = ssas
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and other Senators He was particularly
severe on Mr.. Brown, Of Georgia and
commented on that gentleman's record
since the opening of the war. At the
conclusion of his address, which 1t times
evoked Kisses and applause from the
crowded galleries, he received the con-
gratulations of Mr.. Conkling and other
Republican Senators.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-04-05
NOTICE.

ok MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOF
- the undersigned, executrix and executors of the
last will and testament of David c. Wilson, de-
ceased. late of Leon county, State of Florida, will
present their final accounts to the County Judge of
said county, and apply for discharge as such exec
utrix and executors.
f. A. F. WARDEN, Surviving Executrix,
w. r. WILSON, Surviving Executor,
d. G. WILSON, JR., Surviving Executor
November 16, A. D. 18S0-6m
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Good Reasons for the Doctors Faith.

MONROE, GA. March %, $780,
We have for twelve months been prescribing
('Swift's Sypbitic Specific y in the treatment of
Syphilis and many other diseases for which it is
recommended, and the results have been most salts
factory, not having been disappointed in single
instance. We think, for all diseases it is recon-
mended to cure, it stands without peer, and that
all the medical profession will, sooner later, be
forced to acknowledge it in the treatment of Syph-
Ills, as sine qua non.
N. L. GALLOWAY, NJ. d.
II. Robson, NJ. d.
ATLANTA, GA, May %, 1879
One of our workmen had bad case OF Syphilis
OF five years standing, and cured ent rely with
"Swift's Syphlitic Specific"
VIM r. & T. W. COOPER
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Proprietors,
Atlanta Ca
For sale by NJ. Lively, Wholesale Agent, Tallehas-
see, Fla. Marchl5-1m
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-09-23

gSir erisben aus anierca &cdiel
bldttcrn, hds fdI ole Yurger Del
4 S Ountiss. weidt man fur Ole Se,mlil
Der Hduberbnnee halt, pelde futaIid
einsn 0iieubnbIiua bcl @lcpoaIc il
3h6i0n @Ouutg auaebaitsn uub ausae
piunrsri lnben, fsinespcgcs gleidaultie
uno Gnthdtla gebIiebsn Hno NH,
Strn6eu wurocu teirBt gsbditen uni
teinem 6remoeH. osr oes SScacs fam,
luuroe erldu5t :Ueitcr su ;iehcH, bis tl
;uiricocnifsneuoe NuefUnft uber Iciul
1Berion uuo ubcT oLs y4ober uuo ySo.
bin aeaeteu butte.
Bis iest iii Is gelunarn. slu0If. Del
3RittbeiIbnberfbaft an bieicr 8duberei
8crbddtiaen ~ petLaiien 4uo WsHr
lm0n hdl nidt in cen Ytri6HIihfe;ter
aeirrt babrn iOHts. 10 III 3u Urrmuibsu.
|oLb man Nen g,obtsn She'll bieier
|gtnsinl dlfIiAtu Sanoe unid1Giid
lsmadt bot unS es III nur lu bUfIem
Oas Oisic Surids Der Sbai nbcriubri
|unb nod Der gan;su = trsuss rrs GeIs.
|kss beftTaft meToeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-09-23
Ncue Nn5eigcn.
Hermann Savings Bank
;3sbn cter mtbr Aftitn eisin Yanf su rer
tauieR 3u 6h Drllars PER Afhs
RSt. RpbYn, aalWsey.
8arnnna.

sd parnt jsss 9'rricn, Na6iS aus msjnem
5Geinbtrs ,u tttibrH. ed id niebt uuitridriceu
fanH, sb rG auf ,iHsn 3rei- oesr risGb,ni1fn
fu6s i6itss. Sri Gag if. in m.inrm PciIcin,
jssermdun etr 3ut'itf srlaubt.
RicOluue 0iein
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-09-23
prsHSrut artkur.

Bdbreno Der Sranfbeit oes iek
usrblidenen Yrdiioenten murosu gun
Orftersn Bsflr@tunasn laut. DAB BIZ
8epubIie in Gefabr iein mobtr. wsnr
Die 3iseI Der 8eaieruns in Die 9dnb'
oes oamoI,s.n Sice YrdfOcnten fallen
i0Qten.
90 melt mir inl StaHbe fn6 Oh
Sadlage "a uberfeben. t0nneu luir
oiefe Beforauilfe Dor Der 9ano nod
niGt tbetlen, ruieDobI mir febr gut
uifen, bnb Gbeifer VI. Nrtbur ludbreuo
bes Iebten Bablidmpfes. bel ueitem
nidt nit oemfelbsn 6ifcr unb Gntbuii-
asmus nnieritubt wurbe ais Sen
|9arfielS.
Nrtbur aolt einfaA fur ciuen Der
teibipsn Beute Yolitiier unb luir f0nneu
uidt bebdupten, 6aB er es nidt 9elpeien
|iif, ober Die Serbdltui6e buben fb felt
,em NusenbIid. ais Der ncrbdnsniB-
UolIe Sdub auf oeu YrdToenteu 9efcu.
ert iporeen ~ar, febr ueisutIid Qsdn-
bert. gSabrenh Der aanseu 3eit, weIhe
oen Yr6foeHten nn bas SHmer;ens=
lager gefeGsIt bieIt. bat fd Sen.
'Nrtbur oils nOHfonnener GbrenmaunI
benOninen, er bat nid)t bic Isiiefte Sn-
oiStertien be9aneen uub cs lit feinI
3weifeL baran, onb hie 5beiInahmc, ;,
Die er nit Dem SdidiaI oeS Yrai6en.|
ten Gil Den Sag scleat bot, aus bem|
Srunb bes 0er4ens setOmmen lit uub|
lIs er oil Der 9Sobrbeit Der 8oOesbot-
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|sui uuterworftn oIs irasub eiu nnbererI
|Msnld.
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|bstrstrn. wtI4e feiu Soraduacr 6utdI
feline amtIiden 1anclungen beseidnct|
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|nidJt eber su taheln aIs bis er 3nbcI
ocrbient bot.
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