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SPORTING.
Races az sngaaahoc Couu,v Fair

Races al sagadahOc County Fair.
BRUNSWICK, Oct. 1.-THE Sagadahoc county
fair closed today the attendance being between five
and six thousand. The three year old race for the
society's premium was trotted this forenoon and
won by Transcendant; time 3.05. The big races
postponed from Thursday were trotted this after
noon. In the 2.3o class Hambletonan Knox won
in three straight heats, tune 80. The 245 class
was won by j. W.; time 2.341a. One of the fea-
lures of the day was the parade and race of the
Portland Bicycle Club. In the mile race for sill
yer medal Morrill, won.
Ease Ball.
NEW YORK Oct. 1.-THE Providence club has
accepted the challenge recently issued by the Met
ropolitans to play a series of games for the cham
pioDship of the United States
At New York-New Yorks 8, Metropolitans 8.
The Providence Grays-A Hearty Wei.
come Given the Champions.
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Oct. 1.-THE announcement
that the champions of the National Base Bali
League, The Providence Grays were to return home
from their victorious Western trip this evening was
responded to by an immense gathering of citizens
in the Union depot and on Exchange place who
awaited the arrival of the train with much en-
ihusiasm and complimentary comments upon the
personnel of the nine and its splendid achieve
ments on the diamond. strong detachment of
police experienced great difficulty in holding back
The crowd from the tracks aud as the engine hove
in sight the psnt up enthusiasm was given full vent
and the depot rang with cheers and shouts When
the players aightod the crowd graspe. the PLAYERS
by the hand, patted them on tho back and indu ged
IN other expressive manifestations of satisfaction
at the result of the seasons work. Manager Ban
croft was cordially greeted. Crowds lined the
streets to the NarTaganse6t Hotel where the nine
proceeded and were banQuetted. A grand recep-
tlon VIII aiso be extended Tuesday evening at the
Vuo D'IOu Club house. Q =
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MEETINGS.. n
Annual Meeting.

fkSHE Annual Meeting of the Subscribers to the
IL Female Orphan Asylum of Portland will be
held at their house, 62 state ST.. Tuesday, Octo-
Der 21st, 1884, at three o'clock in the afternoon
ABBY S. BARRETT Sec'y.
Portland, Oct. 18th, 1884. l4dtd
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20 Ler.

HOUSE No. 126 Free Street, now occupied by
II Dr. Carter. f. N. DOW,
oct16dtf ~ Market Square.
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HEoI.se for sale or 20 Lea.

HoUSB No, 1861 Neal St. All modern i'm.
IA provements. +. n. DOW,
diff No. 2 Market Square.
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The Republican Candidate for Gsovernsr
of Indiana Esi,

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 17.-Private kilograms from
Lafayette announce that W. H. Calkins. Republi-
candidate tor Governor is very serious ill and
that all his campa gn appointments for the next
ten days have been cancelled Calkins' friends are
spprehensive that he will be unable to make any
speeches during the campaign.
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POLITICAL.
WIN No, Fuse wlll. psmocrar..

CEDAR PIDs, Oct. 17.-At a conference of the
antifusion Greenbackers this afternoon an address
to the Greenbackers of Iowa was issued urging tho
erasure of the names of all Democrats from the
electoral, State, coDgre sional and county fusion
ticket.
Congressional NOmfnatiop.
The third New York District (RepubIicanl has
nominated d. Il. j mes. Rnd the fnnrfh a ~ Ynr
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Home eor Aged vyomom

TEHHE annual meeting of the subscribers to this
. Association will be held at the Home on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29th at O'Clock D. m,
By order of the Managers.
HARRIET S. MeCOBB,
octlodtd Secretary.
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Annual meetang.

DORTLAND Widows Wood Society. The An
a nual Meeting of the Portland Widows Wood
Society for the CHI ice of officers for the ensuing
year. Hnd the transaction of such other business as
may legally come befor said meetiug will be held
at their Office, City Building, Wednesday Even
ing. Oct 29th A. d. 1884 at d a half
O'Clock. S. II. co LES WORTHY,
Octl4d2W Secretary.
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In The Hands of Rsugbs.

TORONTO, Oct. 17-Michipieoten, on the north
shore Of Lake Superior, is reported to be in posses
sion of gang of roughs and whiskey sellers, and
respectable people of the place have received notice
to quit town. On last Friday night, the Canadian
Pacific Railway Office was ridded with bullets by
band OF masked men, and JOHN Mckenzie, an en-
ploye, was shot in the hand.
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l. s. BANGS, I
GEO. S. BEAL, /
SELDEN CoNNoR,
HENRY LITTLE, Z
z. l. MERRILL, |
A. G, HAMLIN.


q. II. Burbank, Saco, j. A. Hall, Damariscotta,
g. Nj. Seiders, Portland j. b. Peakes, Dover.
ii. A. Shorey, Portland, J. L. Pierce, Machias
Seth o. Rogers, Bath, +. M Drew, Lewiston,
j. II. Raymond, Bath, II. @. Little, Lewiston
j. W. Spaulding Rich ND, DR., B. f. 81 urgis Aub'n.
G. o. o.Wadsworth G GArdiner, F. Adams, Brunswick
5. Fsller, Hallowell, J.F.Lamb Livermore Fls.
F.. blanchard Augusta, A. d. RUSSELL Wilton
Dr.G.E. Brckett, Augusta e. NJ. Robinson Phillips
o. N. Blackington, ,Augta 81. W. Gilman Oakland
F.W. Haskell, Waferville, b. Murray ,Jr Pemh;k
W. III. Emery, Fairfield, G.. H. Boardman, Calais
A. W. Wildes, Skowhegan, Z. P. Hill, Bucksport
h. b. shepherd, j. P Swssey. Canton,
q. vaughan: :NewPortland,M NJ. II. WentwoI tn Kit'ry,
0. 5. Haskell, Pittsheld, j. W. Ambrose, Coral,
VIM q. Clayton. Bangor, II. o. Perry. Ft. Fairfield
r. B. Howard, Bangor, G. ID. Bisbee Buekfield'
Philo Hersey, Belfast, f. Foster, Jr Bethel,
W. II. Fogler, Belfast, Dr.E.A. Thompson Dover
Davis Tillson, Roekland, Levi O. Flint, Monson
j. II. H. Hewitt. Thomaston.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
The Panama Rebellion.

PANAMA, Oct. II, Via Galveston.-The steam tug
Moro returned here last night. She overhaued the
steamer Alajueta, and had three different engage
ments with her. The Alajueta succeeded in ram
ming the Morro, nearly sinking the latter. Several
of the men on the AOrIo we're killed and wounded.
The loss on the Aaiue is unknown, she steamed
off.
The Trouble in Peru.
LIMA, Oct II. Via Galveston.-Toniillo has been
taken by government troops, after three days'
battle. This closes the campaign in the Lorthern
departments.
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THE DOMINION.
The Authors of the ExpIos;on,

OTTAWA, Oct. 1.-THE government has offered
$4,000 for information that will lead to the arrest
Of the recent authors of the explosion.
The Scott Act Sustained d i'm Charlotte town
CHARLoTTETowN, P. E. l., Oct. 17.-As a result
of the voting the report of the Scott act here.
which took place yesterday, the act was sustained
hv forty mi nainritv
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
Published every DAY Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
AT 81 EXCHANGE STREET PORTLAND. ME.
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For sale

a GOOD Place for business a carpenters shop
IA occupied by joel Whitney on Temple st.
Cali at ". Z. HASTINGS, 1491s Exchange St.,
Portland Maine. sepl7dtf
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ICE Z e NT.

TESHE four story brick store No. 232 Middle street
with the privilege Of buying the stock,) is now
offered for rent or lease The above establishment
has been successfully carried on for 80 years, by
aud fur store and afords good or pS p
continue the same business Ell her jobbing or RETAIL
BENZ. SHAW, ASIA Exchange st.
ect4 eod2w*
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Tsb g4ET.


EOR SALE $1,000. 1st class baking business
II in smart town in New Hampshire six routes,
carts, hrses, etc.; fine dining ana oyster saloon
business connected; $1,000 per month; competi-
ton; rent low lease years; of the best paying
W. f. CARKUTHERS, "a fremont Row, Boston.
oetl7.1
ENOR SAEE-S550 window shade and upho-
E1 stery business, located on ain street in neigh
boring city; good busiDess; nice set of customers;
work for men; rent low. W. f. CARkU TIERS,
"a fremont Row. Boston. octl71
EOg sAs E-S20Oo, fixtures and furniture of
Il hotel; 16 rooms, with nice restaurant and bar
connected, located at west end; rent $500 year.
good lease; terms easy W. f. CARRUTHERS. "a
fremont Row. Boston. oct17-1
ETOR SALE Railroad hack business In city
miles from Boston; by present owner
years. and iayh steady handsome uroft, owner
will stay with buyer month to get him established
VIII sell on easy rerms and 10 bonus, splendid op-
enlng Tor good man q. i. POND q CO., 17S
Washington St., Boston. ocl5-1
TOR SAEE.-The best lodging houses in Bos-
4 ton VA. i,g from $50 to $l00 per month clear
profit prices according 10 size and Quality of furni-
lure from $500 to $500, on easy terms G. L.
POND CO., l76 Washington St. Boston.
ID EM9VAa. Rel Estate SHice-N. S. Gar
HI diner, having removed from Centennial RIock
to No. "a Exchange street over Merchants Bank
would be pleased see his friends and all wishing
his services in the sale OF real estate, negotiating
mortgages, notes, &C., &c. oc6-2
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q 7 Woodford's Corner, on Lincoln street; 8 fin
IN ished room; handy to horse cars. Enquire of
L. J. PERKINS, 4s9 Congress street, Portland.
JUL dtf
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AnS MeriFO.

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Observation-Disclosures oer Wttsiteoer
Ssr 9eputirteutarlmer 1T abgebaIteu NOR
ben, @omite'u nurbeu eruuunt, Inb Die a6z
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breis Der am 10. b. W. ftattftuoenoen 0otte'
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froos nod 2pcIeu auf Die SGlfte reoujtrt iet,
urb Johann megeu hires NtBtrauens gegeu
bic Qottertebtrettoreu lett Der gebetuuiB:
pollen 3te6uue bss leeteu groBen Bretles,
Ibsr pfldben bic 9trsftoren NtHts oarIaH
ten Ioffen. y8iarto official" bshauptetG
asfferu abeno, ote 2otterteotrettored teter
nidbt osrpflidtet, bie gfameu Der gludlt4er
Gspinner su per0ffentltten.
- Die gtDfnung elmer 9oderud'Bahsr
leitung pirb in hiefger Staot an 10. D
Ml. ffotifinben.
= gtne nsrtbpoIle Saulmluug BON msrt
fautitsu 3oolOgiiGsu uuo botantldsu gel
tsubetteu, pelde fir bte ausftsuuu9 II
Renz Srleaus beftumt mar, perbrannte Oil
bem 9ampfer .&ttn of Rertba" In 9auau
no. Gsueral Sia3, Der On Der Sptse De
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trlbt iiber cen SerIuf. @r iagt, bic Samm
lung fruue In 10 Sabrsu nt4t erisst msr
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gIQiue'S 9niurieuFInop.

Sn0tanGpOlts Sab, 4. 5eptbr. -
Die autnOrt Oer n5suttnet 60" bslji8lt4
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hte SIage bafirt tit, am 8. augui 1884 i'm
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1851 81 Btttsburg ebeIiGte, baB er fts ie5uh
iton UDrBer perfiibrt uuo Ii6 Idngere 3eit
Gtmegert hattie, ite 81 ebslt1er; baB er burb
8roburGGn Huo 6urGt p9r Der 0ta&e Ser
SerWaEotsn 3u bsr 6ejratb bewogeu marOe;
hcB I'M SEut, faum 5mst Ulou1te na5 Ser
Srauuug, stu Stub geboren rpuroe, pel9es
ben Nameu 5taumooo 8iaius erhtelt u1b
rur 5ptt ober brei Sabre Isbte. - Dte Ser
iIegisu bsbaupteu ocunGdl, 6a6 Der Urritsl
auf olltOmmsugr 8obrbstt berubte, uuA bic
SIage haher gruublOs isi 5ta figcu Der
8epltt zine QusabI TrGgeu btu3n, tuelde benz
JIlGgsr CUR BrantmOrtuna uOrqeieat merosu
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gnfsrtbaIt nub itiae 8cfdafttguna in Rsu=
tudp, ietue 8sfauutidaft NIT Srl. 9arrtet
Stm &Idger nao 5afOb Sfo, 9eugeu fstHsr
Irauung, bic 3ttt Der @Sbts>"a S,ptihen
Stubes Il. (. 10.
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Ser uusffenS inn 6oeftnBtbaI.

@oGumbus, Ohio, 4. 9ept. - pr. q.
@afr, Srperiutenoent ber DQ0dtH8 Slusn=
GoIstO'er @tisnbabu, bit etH iGnas8 fteHuO'
IGaftlit)es Eelegramm an @bt. &Oans, osn
Btdiitsuten Der 8erstsute beS 5tratt5otltr
0tfIiHte, geiouot, In met4em eC tbn btladl
rtdstiat, bGb a1e SOhteuQrd6er in StroltS~
bile, falls fie nidt in etuem o6er 8mst Ia
aen bte 4rbelt 3u ben oon ben Beiteern au'
Qeboteuen Breiisn mteber aufuspHeu' pom
Spubtfat eEtlaiisu usroen iOleu. STRAITS
oiue tft Die stp3tge 8srSbnufiaOt oon 5t6eus
tuug In Btrr1 .&Ountp, bersn 94sr'tI eS
oettdmGbt bat, nm QIlfe 81 bitten ooer
Sftitte 3um SduBe beS @igentbHms 81 srz
gretfsu. Die EsrgmertbeitBar ha5eH Ter
nsr beiGIofIen, 2Bddter tn Qodtn9' uno
gtbeus. &onntg on 3pet Ober orst PldbsH 8u=
Iommeu Al 3teleu uuo bic 8sbOrosn itr et'
tpaigen S&aoeu, Der OH bem GtgeutPum III
isren &ouutiss aneeri6tet mtro, osraut!pott-
lid, 3u maden. Die 8er6ffsutIi4ung otelss
Beidlnfies tft nod Etd3t erf0l8t, miro abeI
In eintm obsr 5wet Eagen ermaTtst. Stsls
EsrQleute in SuattaOtIe Tta0 gtgent9umer
bss 5ruubss II. 8rbeus, aui 0em lte nopnsn
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@etp .WOrFer RaMrtAten.

Rem sort, 4. 9sptember. = 60 uer'
cutet hQf sin iectr Der IS Staotudter. mall
be bic St6ounaui ~ @unftsn Der D6roaO@
fpoe.gnrfocs iib.r eas Seto oss Ra9s
prs m poIFrtsn, $25, 600 fir tstus 5ttmme er-
Eis!t. Sic 5taotUdtsr fsaea 9tes uatit'
lin in Abreoe.
Nener & Seimburg, SIetOerfubrttanz
ten, haben cine Isbsrtragung oorgenommen.
BQjfipa S35, 456, uoutuehs Atttoa S39, 945,
mirfltde Qfttua $21 ,883.
Sr. Seborn, ,glnfeuturator Der faIitsu
g0onsStrsst. Bonf. begaau bsute BITE BE-.
aubIuuq elmer Giuibsnbe uon 60 PrO3ent an
ete 9spoiitoreu.
sout Sfrboftete @lert Der D&rften ytattoual
9orf pon Bortlaub" (Or.G If mad Oregon
onsasIisfsrt pOrbsu. Sstns 6Tau uuo 3msi
ainSer, bic tbu bsgiettstsn, blstbeu oorIdnfl
bet Der bier tpphusuoen SHUTTER Der Srau.
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Gerntbte nbcr BEN Iu&tEitt ct
Sphn'&.

0autegan, SQs., A. 5ept. - S1 ben
5taaten Sltnots nnS UiscOuiia gsaI ie't
einioen Tagen ba8 @eriiht hin Don oem
rabIl6einIiden 8dftrttt bss BrdFoent~
itofte @auttbutsn ct. Sobu Der BrObtbt=
ttontfeu. 9teiss Ssrd6t BOT etue feftsrp
@efiaIt angeuommeu onrd bic gu Safe Bluff
ubgebaltene Seriammlung prOmtueHter Bra
hibttiontfteu; ss mnrbe augsfiiubtgt, baB
ct. Sobn unb Daniel 8efteru abeub NIT ben
Snbrsrn etue 8sipgetuug Raben ptirosH.
RGtere Nodfraasu bet'm 9fatiOuale e@omtte
babeu ergsbsu, oaf Die Sade nod ni4t retf
iet; es nurbe 0bsr sussfoubcn, baB ct.
Subn BON sinfuBrsi4sn Wdunern OHsLten
aetnatt mOrbsu ietsu, er iolle mttietnem IN
Reconsideration nod eiutge 3ett auriif1aItsn
un6 iiberbaupt bic Numtuat,Ou ber BrOhtbt'
tjoutFen ntdt aanebneu. ct. SOs1 neros
itbod3 feft BET Der Sade fisben, aud rusuu
bic 9au5e Bartet tbu I'm S!t&e laife. ga ion
ncd Elm 5Uub BON $685. 900 3uIammeugs'
brat,t uer6eu, nm nQs Bautelmitbtssn tn'a
9aQer auriiG3ubrtnleu.
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&iehfsuhen.

@htcago, 4. September. - Sonosrneur
Soutltou bat etue Proclamation erlailsu,
bic auf ben 8ertdt bes Staat8 G9terar3tss
iiber bic 9uusenisuds baFrt 1T. Die Bro
flamation betrtfit bic COUNTIES: 6ltrtelo,
Connecticut; Putuau, g8efheIsr, sting .
unb Qnesn'S, gteru gort; 2sbigb, SeEts'
Rontqomerp, philadelphia, 9eIamart' @bss
fer, Qancnfer, yorf, aoams uuo snmoer'
IunO, gsnnIntuautsn; aue @Ountts9 Der
Stuaten Nstp, Ssrlep, Dslamare uno Utarq=
lamb; ben 9iffritt Columbia uno gtlault.
@ountp In Sbto. 0isieIbs Osrbtetet 9ut Sn.
purtattoneu BON 8teb aus bteieu Segsuoeu
In ben Staat Sltuots.
Der 5tuatszSbterar3t Barren untsrInht'
uuraefsrn bic angebIideu 6dae BON Eaagsu
isutle, nelde fd tn Der Serisps 9seros uor
5. 5. & s. 8rtgs uube Bsorta, SQs &c
,stQt baben iolen. 3uet &btsre, leOss an
$500 Bertb geitatt, pur6su isbr tranf &c
funbeu uu6 iufOrt gettIa4tet. Der redat
QuuasuflnaeI bss etneu Gbterss meg Is fuui
msbr, ais CT i'm giOrmal3uffanSs ptsssI
frIffp
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RrdnSe.

3ubuoue, Gl, 4. Septbr. - gtusge@
fsyu IN ben Sol3bduiern bsr D0ubuqusr
9umber Co." auBgsbroheueS Eeusr rs4tete
ghabeu TIM Betroge bon $4,000 an.
TrnutItn, gtaii,, 4. Sspt. Gaon
gRGit's 6i13fabEit lno 2Bm. Saqnt's 0ra9t=
fubsiR 3u Roduiue In gieoWap ftuo etugEs
GI6elt uorbsn. 8sElui $45. 900.
GanegO, R.=2, 4. Septsmbcr.-9o9a
GetaG's Sobt= =Ylnbte atug hepts fEu9 IN
Tlomntu aut. Serluft $40 600.
gBamego, G9., 4. Septbs. - 9stu1tq
iS8gusUplcrenlaSen al 2lEcolr' Aoenue'
Iorbee g. 6tn'5 &Dotheie ugb cine zBlttq'
ft aft nurbsn bcuts fEub stu8s6iasrt' Sfr'
inf $22, coo.
Uemphte, Esnu., f. September. -
8o8 &ebduoe Er. 334, gtatuRraeS, IN mel
dim fn gB. g. QBtlierion & Comps DO
cusnbanoluuQ bsfanb, fid bente ben Slam
rnsu ann RQube. Serluft $40 600. Da'
Esusr rDuroe buy6 cine Sass&Tplofon IN
Rsller peruriant.
8tunbamton, R.D, 4. September
- Ilnratbon, Elm 80 Retlsn uou bier gel'
Genes blEbsube8 Stdotdeu, fte1t Bar Bet
i1O llbr augnbf) In Tlaumen ul0 3nst 9t
pterte iiub bsretts GiugtGidsrt. 8te pleR8
Teneushr Ia ~ Siitfs gsruisu norbsn.
lSpdter.) : 8as 8eutr ~ VARIATION q
esl0ftt. 8sr Shl5su bettdgt $2O,OOO.
= Sn Bintnmsburg fir3teu beute ana
| 9ptrethsr aus Sroollnu. gameus psrnan
| Spmmer unb farl Bfleffeuertb, oon stueI
| @eIiif berab. g'stsreT muroe astootet, uu
| gcumsr lebenegefasrItt usrIsst.
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SEloG SOGipcDS'8 Hnnabmea
S6reiben.
3as srsptlitbife @umpasnez . peument felt
Sabren.

GnS trspFlibfte @dmpdanez . otument felt
Sabren.
Us btngtp1, S.t@., 4. Septbr. -
iSraa Belua U. 0odmooo, Die befanute btes
1tge AeuOtattu, meldle uon Der "Women's
National Equal Rights Party" In &aliforz
nieu sur Braiiosntiu Der Der. Stnateu uo1riz
nttt por6en tn, bat etu on Traa Rartetta
I. Stop, Prdfoenttn Der erlpGbuten Bartet,
cSrsIitrtes langes 4nnabmez SfretbeR pom
9tapeI gelaiieu. sic srfldrt in benielben,
ne Gccepttre ete Domination, tro5osm iie iiG
Der tbr 3ugeondte1 bObeu SteIuug uumiir~
Dig luble. Ste CLAUDE tnaeiiea, baB fl nit
9Ilfe threr PGrtet, nelte bic etn3tge, 6as
Snttretie oes Qau5en GGnoes reprdIertireu0e
Partet let, uno auf tire CUTE Sa9e gefiiBt,
I'M StaHoe ietn nsroe, utdt nur Den 5tsg
BET Der bfoorfeheuoeu gSabI su erriHgan,
louoera aud oa8 Staatsihtff fi1sr uuO feft
3u lenten. S0ute ne ertuaolt peroed, 10
nliroe tts befrebt isiu. ben gr6Beu 3ruub-
ias Der poltttibeu @lei bberebttgAHg ouer
9nrger cbue 8udIid1t auf @sI@Iedlt 9aut.
tarbe ooer HattonalttGt 3ur pollen @aItuag
3u brtngen uno oaraRf ju a6teu, ba6 bic
i aIen Den lhuen gebiAreuSea Iutbsil al
zen Re8tsrEugs ssNsmter1 erlalten. - Trau
Ssina ldBt oanu thr poiittl9s8 @lalbens=
Setenntntb foIsen upo gte5t tire Quid)tsu
Ibsr Oerfhtebeue Sregcn 3um 8e4au. NuBer.
osm oertInost ne, mas fie i'm 5alIs threr
@tnahluHg IN tbrsr SuaugurattoH5= Rsoe
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