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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
VERDICT or ruE SWAIN COURT
MARTIAL

WAGEiNGToN, Fob. 24.-The hud-
ings ofthe oourt.mnrtialin the case Of
Judge Advocate Gen. Swain and the
sentence " the court Ms finally hp-
proved by President Arthur were made
public this evening. on the first
charge Of conduct unbec0miug an OF.
ticer and gentleman the court
hnds Gen. Swain mot guilty. but
guilty OF conduct TO prejudice good
order aud military dlscipliuob On the
charge OF neglect OF duty"
in falling 10 report the
facts concerning Col Morrow Is
pay accounts, mot guilty. Upon
these findings the court sentenced the
accused ito DO suspended from his
rank and duty for twelve years
and 10 forfeit one.half ~ his
monthly pay every month for the
same period This sentence tine presl
dent to-day approved. Gen. Swain
may be placed on the retired list DeGCm-
Der %, 1890 IL will bo noticed
that the sentence OF tho court
as approved by the president suspendz
him from Office up 10 and beyond
tbs date Of his possible retire
ment, The trial Of Gen. Swain
on the charge OF having yl0-
lated tho aixtleth article " war
in having solo forage issued him Tor
his personal use, resulted IN honorable
acquittal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25

Adam q Magloy wa. lniirned i0r
collector Of customs " Galveston yfs-
tsrday.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-06-18

1t will not do to take a stand in the
temperance reform for any one line of
work to the exclusion or neglect of
others. You must not say, 81 believe
in work for the children" This is the
true reform and this only will l do.
You may bring upyour boy from infan-
cy to youth on the temperance catcchism
and the pledge with all the instruction
of the Band of Hope and the temper
ance teaching of the Sunday school
but if he fall ill, physician will give
him alcohol, and all your instruction
will avail little to prevent his acquies-
cence in the dictum of science so called,
If he begins the study of medicine for
himself his class instructor will undo
all your teachings as to the needlessness
of alcohol as a remedial agent. If he
goes to college, his professor may be
smoker, and your precepts ofmanliness
will vanish from memory before the
stronger example. True temperance
work is done in the home, in the church,
in the Sunday school, the day school,
the academy, the college, the ship, the
markets, the courts. Let no one de-
spise this or that phase of effort. Each
one is a link in the chain that is to bind
the monster, Intemperance, and if you
forbid the forging of one, you weaken
the strength of all.-U. s.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-06-18
The Case of Arson Hayward.
Commun icated

The case of Arson F. Hayward, who
has now been at hard labor in the State
prison at Windsor for abont II years.
has much Of local interest for Weston,
Londonderry, Winhall and Jamaica.
He was one of party of four or five
that were supposed to have been con-
cerned in a fire, probably set at the ill.,
stigatiod of Hayward's mistress, to Sc
cure to her the insurance on a lot of
furniture in the old hotel at Weston in
1872, all of whom ought to have had
share of the punishment. But wo-
mans vengeance arranged the plot so
that he alone was arrested, the rest of
the party being called as witnesses. AT
the June term of the Windsor county
court, 1874, he was sentenced by Judge
Barrett to 20 years at hard labor in the
State prison.
His mother, much esteemed widow
then residing near Bondville, was in
comfortable health at the time, but in
less than six months was in her grave,
mental anguish and the severe nervous
shock being the known cause. His on
ly sister, a strong and vigorous young
woman, very soon broke down in health
from the same, apparent. cause, and for
more than half the time since has been
confined to her bed, her husband be-
lieving her loss of health to be princi-
pally caused by mental anguish at her
brothers hard fate.
On Friday, May %, petition for
Hayward's pardon conditional upon his
good behavior, was presented to Gov.
Pingree, by l.. n. Sprague of Jamaica,
with S75 signatures of citizens of ia
maica, Winhall, Londonderry and vi
cinity, inducing 81 from Weston. Hon.
j. l.. Martin of Brattleboro and Gen.
Thos. .. Seaver of Woodstock, appear
ing for the petition, and C. w. Sprague
of Weston, with G.. A. Davis, Esq. of
Windsor, and NJ. II. Goddard, Esq. of
Ludlow, as counsel, appearing against
it. MIR. Sprague had some buildings,
adjoining the old hotel DESTROYED by
the fire, and asked Gov. Pingree for
time TO present remonstrance.
June Sd L. n. Sprague of Jamaica.
and V. Benson of Bondville, husband
of Hayward's sister, visited C. w.
Sprague at Weston, and after free
and full discussion of the facts i'm the
facts in the case he very generously con-
sented to withdraw all objections to the
pardon being granted, being influenced
largely by his sympathy for Mrs. Ben
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-06-18

Is it anybody's business what l eat,
drink or wear, or how use my body?
Haven't | a right to do as please with
myself! These remarks are frequently
heard by those who urge the moral OBJ
legation of health culture and with SEEM
ing sincerity on the part of those who
make them, and with entire confidence
that they are offering an unanswerable
argument in support of their personal
rights to do as they please respecting
their own bodies. The State recognize
cs the right Of child to enherit from
his father his due share of the property
which the latter may possess. What
can any parent possess which the child
may inherit, that can be estimated as of
greater value than sound constitution,
and vitality unimpaircd by diseases. If
the rights of n child to inherit fair
share of its parents natural wealth are
worthy of attention, are not its rights
to inherita healthy body equally worthy
of consideration? The man who Injuries
his health by reckless disregard of the
laws of health not only impairs his own
usefulness and happiness, shortening
his life, bringing upon himself disease
with its attendant suffering and incon-
venience but, entails upon his children
and children's children, the same dis
ease. Truly no one lives to himself a
lone. The human body is the master
piece of the divine architect, how dare
any man say he may dcface and destroy
it if he choose. The highest type of
morality requires obedience to all laws,
ready acauiessence to their requirements
adherence to the right because it is right.
The highest type of Christian should
include in his creed the religion of the
body as we'll as that of tho mind and
heart, and recognize every law essential
to the physical and mental us well as
moral welfare of the human beings.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-06-18
The Reformer in speaking of the ap

The Reformer in speaking of the APP
pointment of young Beecher as collect
or of customs at Puget Sound says:
Gle is son of Henry Ward Beech
er, boy who was noted in Amherst
college for his dissipation and stupidity,
and who has since been in several I'M
successfulveDture in the extreme north
west, and during the last two years cap
tain of the steamer which distributes
the mails along the island of Puget
Sound. Unless there has been a re-
markabie change in him intellectually
in the last 10 years he is unfit for this
office which is one of the most impor-
tant in the customs service of the coun-
try."
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-06-18
The Value ofOx Homes.

The fore feet of an ordinary OK will
make pint of neatsfoot oil. The thigh
bone Is the most valuable, being worth $50
per ton for cutting into toothbrush handles
The foreleg bones are worth $50 per ton and
are made into collar buttons, parasol
handles, and jewelry. The water in which
the bones are boiled Is red need to glue, the
dust which comes from saving the bones
Is food to cattle and poultry, and all bones
that cannot be used as noted, or for bone
black used in refining sugar. are made
into fertilizers and help to enrich the soil.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-06-18
General News,-Sifted,

The Vermont Academy Anniversa-
take place, at Saxtons River, the 2l-25,
Benajah Dudley, Brattleboro's oldest
resident, is dead, aged "a.
Gen. Grant was removed to Mt.
McGrcgor, near Saratoga, Tuesday.
He stood the trip well,
Lord Salisbury has been commits
stoned by the Queen, to form new
British ministrr.
Severe storms in the West, during
The forepart of the week, doing much
damage and destroying several lives.
Ex-Gov. Hale of N. H., with the
aid of his brothc is likely to pay his in
dcbtcdness in full.
The bursting of the water spout near
Lagos, Mexic proved much more dis
astrous than at first reported. Paso dc
Cuaronta, town of 5000 inhabitants
was almost amihilated and the news in.
dicates that the greater portion of peo-
pie were drowned.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-06-18
Cowardly.

We leatn that in the efforts of the At
kins-Smalley democracy to remove
portmaster Spragne of Weston, one
man, at least, was summoned to I.ud-
low to make affidavit as 10 n
remark he heard Spraguc make in ref
erence to the Cleveland-Halpin matter.
The powers at Washington having CIV
en- out that the minor otfice-holders
would not be removed, only for cause,
these fellows are engaged in digging up
trivial matters of every description TO
DO used against those holding positions
that they desire to fill. Now we wish
it distinctly understood that we have no
objection to this administration filing
the offices with Democrats--we expect
them to do it, hold it the duty of the
President to see it done, as Il general
rule, but we want to see it done mani
fashion. 'Turn the rascals out" because
they are Republicans and have sucked
the teet long enough. But men who ell
gage in the cowardly and contemplate
business of taking affidavits of casual
remarks to make out case of "offen-
sive partisanship' do not deserve the
respect of honest men of either party.
Apropos: we learn that efforts are
being made to cause the removal of the
very efficient mail route agent between
this place and Brattleboro. 1t is said,
but we cannot vouch for its truth, that
the charge made is that his wife has
been heard to make some bitter re-
marks against the democratic party.
CANCELS and ministers of grace defend
us" Did his grandmother ever say
anything?
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-06-18
The Ohio Republicans have nominal
ted Judge Foraker for Governor, and
are going in for red hot campaign,

In the newly revised version of the
old testament the word shell" is omit
ted and the original Hebrew "sheor'
substituted. Heretofore it has been
considered, not only profane, but course
and vulgar to wish your enemy safely
stored away in this abode of the wick
ed. But under this new departure it is
questionable whether or no you can,
without this horrifying profanity, con-
sign your foes to the realms of sheol. 1t
is feared that go to sheol, if not more
enphonious, will be so much more clas-
ical as to come into general use by the
profanely inclined dude, and thus bring
ing into discredit the labors of the
board of revision.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-06-18

1t is the over consumption of whisky
that makes the under consumption of
food and clothing in this land of liberty
and liquor. The annual bill for bread
and meat, cotton and wollen goods of
this great American people foots up a
total of about $3.50, 100000. But its an
nnal bill for whisky, beer and the taxes
there on is 81 100000. In other
words it necessarily drinks $l50, O00,0 900
worth more than it necessarily eats and
wears. And the people who commit
this folly every year are amazed that
once in few years they are hard up,
and some of them want to hoist the COM
munistic flag, and destroy everybody
else's property because they have vast
ed their own share of the national sub
stance in rye Juice and other riotous
fluids.-Boston Traveller.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-06-18

son. BY thus consenting to temper JUS
ticc with mercy he has surely secured
the warm gratitude of the poor prisoner
and his suffering friends, who have
strong hopes of soon welcoming their
brother again as free citizen, and
hope that by his future good conduct
he may show himself to be worthy of
all the hard work that has been put in
to secure him chance to redeem him
self before he dies. Observer.
Mr.. Hayward has been pardoned
and came up to Winhall Station last
night. Ed
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-06-18
A Hen with "A, Africa, ski.

A large, fat, black hen was killed at the
Holbrook House, and its skin was found
to be as blacka as its feathers were, but in
the craw of that chicken was found two
shells of pistol cartridges, a pair of gold
sleeve buttons, and various other minor
articles peculiar to that kind of chicken
feed. The articles were as bright as cohld
be, and must have been in that chickens
craw for months.-1erds Valley Iidings
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-06-18

Boston Herald: Gen. Sheridan is
credited-or perhaps we should say
charged-with the invention of a new
dish, "a young pigs tail fried in oil,
seasoned with cayenne pepper and trim
med with grated celery" This is inge-
mons, but by no means unrivalled.
What would he say to young heifer's
horn, stuffed with frogs feet, seasoned
with Maccaboy snuff and garnished
with skunk's cabbage?
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-06-18

The Weston w. c. Il. U. hold meet
ings of interest twice each month. The
organization has thirty eight voting
members, seven honorary members, iif-
teen children. A band loyal to the
cause they are seeking to promote,
striving for right and truth.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-06-18

Springfield, Mass. was once known
as 'the city of homes"-a place to live
in, and model New England commu-
nifty, free from the tolerated rum curse.
But this year some men "whe are not
going to do anything more for temper
ance," voted no-license out, and now IL
Genes have been freely granted teal APP
plicants. and as the Republican says,
ample provision has been made for a
rum shop attachments to every house.
Voice.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-06-18

AT recent meeting in New York, a
protest was entered against the use of
temperance text books in the schools.
The liquor men are equally opposed to
prevention and prohibition.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-06-18

Minneapolis Tribune: The countr,
is getting thoroughly disguised with Tho
attitude of the western silver men. Tho
government does not exist for the sole
purpose of furnishing market fol
their product. 1t would be quite a:
reasonable for the Lake Superior cop.
per men to insist that the government
stand ready to accept all their output fol
the coinage of pennies. Public opinion
is getting thoroughly aroused against
the silver ring, and is in 10 mood for
compromises.
Boston Herald: The President of the
Bay State Club reminded his hearers
at the Saturday dinner that "what is
best for the country is best for the
Democratic party 1t certainly is not
best for the country, any more than it
would be best for private business, to
turn out competent and faithful serv-
ants simply to make place for. green
hands who voted the other ticket. Gle
serves his party best who serves his
country best"
The late lamentcd Col. Jack Whar-
ton gave good advice to the manager of
Virginia Springs-seasonable just now
for Sharon, Saratoga and Richfeld-to
"go less" on the analysis of the water
and more on the merits of the bar and
the table if he wanted patronage.
Prof. Bartholomew, of Equine Par
adox" notoriety, says that he will keep
his horses on his own grounds at Oak
Ian, Cal, and that, while he will not
"exhibit" there, he will "show" them to
whom he pleases-a distinction between
exhibiting and showing that illustrates,
no doubt, the equine paradox.
Benjamin Harris Brewster will take
ship for Europe next Saturday and
with Mrs. Brewster will spend the
summer among the "better classes" a.
broad.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-06-18
Rayage, OF a uIusbroom.

According 10 the Society of Naturalists
Of Moscow, the hitherto unaccountable
destruction of pine forestsis caused by the
ravaees Of a species of mushroom which
takes growth on the surface OF the wood
aud afterward penetrates and destroys the
tree.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-06-18

The Law and Order League of Phil
adelphia, Pa. have prepared a state
ment showing 1896 saloons in that city,
one saloon for every 29voters.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-06-18
FOR SAIEi
The Subscriber wishes to sell his
HOUSE, BARN AND LOT.
Situated IL the Village of Bondyile.

Also a quntity of Furniture. consis-
ting, in part of,the following articles:
Bedsteads, Bedding, Chairs, Tables,
l Bureau, 8 old fashioned Chests, 9
Pork barrels, a lot of tallow, Tin. Glass
and Crockery ware, and great MANY
articles too numerous to mention.
If you wish any of the above articles
they can be had at bargain.
JONAS HILL, ndville, VT.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-06-18
DEATHS.
The National Temperance Advo-
cate.
Twentieth year of Publication.

A monthly paper of 10 pages, with cover.
devoted to the interests and for the promotion,
of the
TEMPERANCE REFORM,
Published by the National Temperance
sosiety and Publication House, No. SO
Reade street N. Y.
The Advocate should be welcome visitor
IN every home, and is especially indispensi-
BILE to every friend of temperance.
Terms: only GOA Year.
Specimen copies sent on application.
Liberal terms to Agents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-12

Selearamme aus ct. petersburg nell
ben bas 8prberrI6en elmer itarfen friez
gerif6em Str0mung in &uBlanD. Die
&uIfungen merben auf beiben Seiten
mil nabeau f%ieberbafter 9at betrteben,
aber benno6 flieBen Die beiberleitigen
9iplpmaten bei ibren lnterbanblungen
BON @erli6erungen Der 6riebensliebe
ibrer &%egierungen iiber.
Ser 2onboner 9ilfe : Sean6al, Ser
nun bod nod gu geri6tli6en Museinz
anberfebungen fibren miro, 1T Der
mabrf9einli6 eintretenbem Solgen me-
gen bon iebem 6reun6e elmer freibeitz
li6en gntmidlung gu bebauern, berer
einflubrei61ter u1tb talentpoqiter 8orz
fdmpfer in England CHARLES 9ilfe ob1e
Srage mar. Ser @influB bieier Gcan=
6algef6i6te auf bic Wablen tpirb faunl
ausbleiben, pettn es aud itlr beBs
pegen ipare, baB fi9 9ilfe urter oet
obipaltenben nmItdnoem f9merli6 an
Der @ablagitation tbdtig betbeiligen
miro. Cine fur6tbare uebertreibmng
lift es ie6o6, mentt Die enslif6en Sorpz
8tatter Ben lei6tiinnisen Strei6 Dilfes
nit ben untatiirli6en berbre1eril1en
2aitern Der boben englif6en @ri1tofratie
auf cine Stufe ftellen. Gin aqerbings
etmas fairies galantes Mbenteuer u1b
mad Sobom unb @omorrba buftenbe
beitialii9e 2after f0nnen bod nun gan3
%geoanfenloie Meni6en in einen 5opf
tperfen.
9ie INNER mebr 5i1 ausbreitenbe
@bolera ruff lit Spanien ungebeure
4ufregung berbor, 5uraal biele Ner3te
unb &ranfenpf leser Der Seu9e erliegen
unb ii6 at sablrei6en Srten bic MerSte
gepeigert babett, BEN Gbplera= Granfen
bei5uiteben. Mberglauben, religi6ier
Ganatismus, @rperbslofsfeitumb Manz
gel an &einli9feitspflege tragen bas
Sbrige ba5u BEL, um pabrbaft grauerz
erresenbe 3uftdnbe in Spafien gu er.
aeugen. @dbrenb Der berflohenen
@o9e ftarben bort tdgli9 i'm Our6s
f6nitt 1900 perionen an Der Gbolera.
SiefeIbe 1T iebo6 nod i'm 3unebmen
begriHen.
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Reberenn Wciuntam.

@egen Ben &epereno Newman bat Ii9
tuegen ieiner anit6Bigen 8ororingli9feit
in elmer sroBen Nn3abl 6ftli9er unb
peitli6er 8Idtter Elm f6rmli1er @ntrii=
itungslturm erbDben. Sen @barafter
Neumans fenn3ei6net ibrigens folgens
be, BON einem 6itli1en 8latte mitge=
tbeilte @ef1i1te: &m Sobestage
@rants i@rieb Elm NepsO orfer 8erleger,
Der cine Geographic berausgeben min,
on ben fauberen &eberenb einen Brief
nit Der Bite, er mD9te INN cine @9ils
oerung ber Sterbe=@ Scene liefern. Sir
biefe Mrbeit legte ber 8erleser Dem
griefe einen gbed i'm 8etrage BON $3.50
BEL. SbmobI min Mewman gerabe sur
3eit, als Grant ifarb, 5i9 in ei1en,
9otel beim Gribfttd befunben bate,
febte ct fi6 bod bin unb f9rieb bic ges
miini6te Sdiloerung, bic er NIT eiitem
8egleitidreiben mad NemsDort f9idte,
baB er bic $3.50 als Nngelb erbalten ba=
be, iiber ben Preis Der Mrbeit aber fpd,
ter einig gu tper6en bofe. = go fu6te
bieler &eberenb aus @rants Sooe @eIo
beraus5uidlagen.
ueber ben 2ei9eniermou bes paitors
HetDman bemerft aud Der uYbilabel=
pbia Demofratu: Mm Sarg bon 8rant
bel ber 2ei9enfeter auf Mount Mc@res
gDr bat Batter Metpman, Der alte geiftz
li9e @atbseber bes 8ertorbener, cine
@eod9tnibreoe gebalten, pelde an6erts
balb Stunben .3eit in Mnfpru1 nabm.
Wie f6on friiber ~berlautete, bat Der
paifor felt benz Sobe Grants Sag unb
Ha6t an biefer &ebe s~earbeitet unb
nidt ermangeIt, bic Gunbe in bas pas
blifum bringem gu laHen, baB CT etpas
WDlen6etes liefern perbe. lnb in Der
Shat, an Morten bats Der Mann ri9t
feblen laien unb ni9t an t%ppbaautet1=
ben unb g~ldnsenoen pbrafen unb an
einem ftoI5en Beriooenbau. 9as 1T aber
aud Nles. 9enn tpeniser gelagt nit
bielen, bielfn iiberf1tpdngli1en Ste
%oensarten bat felt LANCER 3eit tpobI feline
2ei9enpreb.gt am Sarge zines beriibms
ten Mannes, tpie biefe &ebe bes pafors
WetDman 81 @bren @rants.
esn elmer S9ilberung bes &eberenb
Newman essdblt ber befannte Sournas
lift George MIfrcaS oDnienb: gu ben
fonberbarfen GEardfisre1 in Der Ilmgez
bung @rants geb6rte &eberenb Metpz
man. Grit Elm Wann bon ~un3ireifels
batter 8~egabung, bic aber f9le6t ge=
re9elt 1T. 8etpnbers lit bas beaiigli9
feiner 8eiAeioenbeit Der Gaa. ST 1T
cine bobe, ffattlide @ri9einuns, nit
LANCER Naie unb groBem MauI. esyn
ieiner Sugeno foa er S9uiter getpeien
fein.
Gs 1T iomit in &eberenb Mepman
mad ben Stiefeln, bic er 3ufammenreoet,
gu urtbeilen, elm gutter @9ufter an
inn perborben tporoen.
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Sdmprrhptoeu Setlmtttel.

o,5 samo g9msra en-, g 21l M;;t ssiDs ssnssf, ,, DSrS @ss,,
interleibe, 70 bsb Der gatient slaubt feline giie.
rem, oOsr Sic ndSaen Organe ieien in einsm
franf6aftsn 8uaanDe. 8sitpsiie finb 8siden
bon nnSerbauli9teit sesenpartis, als 8ld.
buns, nnbebaslidfeit bes Wfaseas &C. Cine
Geu9tisfeit pie Sdpeib. elm uaansencbmes
pirb, lift elm sep0bnIi6er 8esIeiter. 8linbe,
blutise unb iudenbe Sanorrboiben perben
buld einmalisen @ebraud bon Dr. 8o1anto's
9amorrboibem Seilmittel, ueldes brett anf bic
tranfbaften Stelen einwirtt, bic gumor ab.
iorbirt. baS beftise SUDDEN ~beleitist nnb cine
banernbe Seiluns berborbringt, abgefteGt.
Rreis 80 Gents. Mbreiiire Sbe Or. 8olanfo
Mebicine Co., Yiaua. Ohio.
8erfauft BET s. &nlteber C Con.
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STRENGTHENING Grfahrnna elmer
alien NSGrteriu.

Wrs. @insloms Soothing @hrup mirb
o elmer Ger belten Doftprinnen uub ben
Bdrterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten per>
idrieten. @r wurbe felt 40 Sabren bon
Miaicnen, bon Wittern unb &inbern nit
ME fehlenbem @rfcfse sebraudt, iowobl
bon benz 6 Gage ulten ainbe, mie bon err
madienen 8inbern. @r tefeitist Sdarfe
i'm Wasen, befreit bon @inbfolic unb re-
sulirt bic @ebdrme; er peridaft fir Sim
Der uno Matter &ube unb Wohlbebasen.
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