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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28
ART NOTES.

n. Meisnonisr IL the flrst paintsx eve'
Tsised to ths dignity Of Grand Cross oi
The Legion OF Honor.
me time Of the bond of the painting
the CEueinxion, (" by Munkacsy, hes en-
pired. and duty Of tle. 900 paid.
Thsrs ere on exhibition In . Paris gal
lsry seven cartoons alleged 10 be b.
Raphael, and from which 10 is said III
tapestries In the Vatican were executed
The preparations for the Tudor eoliec-
ton In London arc proceeding rapidly
and among the portraits Of the celebritle.
Of the family will be found large mum.
hsr Of ths nost important works Of Hol.
hsin.
Three American artists long domiciisd
abroad-HF. 6argeant, Mr.. Abbey and
Mr.. Millst-with their Ensllsh friend.
Mr.. Parsons, an artist not LEES admirabls
In his way than the others. will spend
the coming winter in America.
The population Of France q dscrsas-
ing. and II q feared that there will be
IN insufficient supply Of subjects for
statues. Attention u, therefore, given
10 historical balloons, and . naonuunent
has Just been put rp ON the spot where
0ambstta's balloon descended when he
escaped from Paris IN 1870.
Duprs, like Niilst. felt tho inspiration
Of nature. but while Millss represents
human nature snaansting from the earth
10 which IL returns, DupFe sees the splsn-
dess OF the creation; the rejoicing. bril-
liant sanshine, the moving clouds, the
stirring, nervous leaves, the solemn
trees, the merry books, the yellow corn
Aelds, the green meadows, the black and
bursting storm cloud. aud the terrible
darkness Of the forest.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28

The Lansford Record issued double
sheet last week with very creditable arrav
of business announcements OF the enter.
prising merchants of that town.
The Dover Indez Annual for 1890 is a
masterpiece of the art preseryatIye of arts,
compliment to the energy, push and en-
terprise Of :he publishers, and credit to
The town.
The issue of the Hazleton Speaker
last Saturday consisted of twelve pages.
In typographical appearance and quality
equal to many of metropolitan contempor-
aries.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28
A Good Company.

The Seymour-Stratton Company filling
weeks engagement in the Opera House
here are worthy Of the highest commenda-
tion ami the unlimited patronage of our
people. On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings such brilliant sue
cesses as the 1.-Two Orphans" the Dan
ites," the "Ticket of Leave Man. and
colleen Bawn" were produced with great
effect. Friday and Saturday evenings
should find the house crowded for "Called
Back" and "Col. Sellers" Both rich
dramatizations, full of passion and interest.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28
Parryville Chips.

Rev. Heuber, of the Reformed church,
has organized catechetical class with ten
members. They meet every Saturday
evening.
AS usual the Christmas festival in the
NJ. e. church Tuesday evening was very
interesting.
"A party Of gentlemen while in the
woods Monday found three nfty pound
cans of lard. Now, the query is. Where
did the lard come from9
Work is booming at the furnaces and
the future looks bright for our little
borough
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28

Personal ooss,p about People who visii
and go visiting.

ana 20 Willing.
Mrs. John Esrang and son John. spent
Friday at Allentown.
Our old friend VIM Romig, Of Princes,
was in town on Tuesday.
Our yonng friend AL Clauss, of Drifton,
was nome over Christmas.
M. o. Kunts and wife. spent Christ
mas day with folks At AL entown.
Miss Norah Clark. of Nesquehonlng,
is visiting Miss Annie and P. F. Clark.
"A. X. Leuckel, of Norrlstown. Is spend
ing the holidays with the folks at home.
"A. L. Hagerman, for the Singer Ma
chine Co., is doing Philadelphia this
week.
Harry Clauss, of New York City. was
closing diglts with his many friends here
during the week.
Harry Hunsicker, of Reading. was
shaking hands with his numerous friends
here on Christmas day.
"A. r. Koons, formerally with W. s.
Kuhns, the stove man, has found lucra-
tive position at Coplav.
james Stanton. OF Rochester, N. T.,
is spending the holidays here. He is
registered at the Exchange.
Mrs. George Gelss and children. Of
Sayre, Pa. are sojourning with John
Miller on Northampton street.
Lewis Troxell, Bowmanstown's poDn-
lar wheelright, was in town saturday, and
made pleasant call at our Office.
-Milt Weiss, of Wilkesbarre, and II.
e. Sweeny and family, of Drifton, were
guests Of Robt L. Sweeny on Christmas
Day.
f L. Reber Of Philadelphia, who has
for several years been connected with the
mint 1t that city, arrived here today and
expects to make Great Falls his home.
He has credentials that show him TO be =
capable, industrious and intelligent young
man-one of that class absolutely certain
to win success in this country. Great
Falls, Montana, Tribune.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28
"a Cure for Innnan..

The New York city Board Of Health has
furnished for the New York Herald pre-
scriptlon for the cure Of the "iDAuenxa''
now SO prevalent Throughout the country.
Tbs prescription is . follows: Spray the
affected membrane with . 10 per cent
solution Of quinine freely and frequently
and take four or hve times day pill
made follows ;ouinins. . grains; camphor
II grain; extract OF beiladoma, IA grain
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28
Public Sale Register.

On Saturday, Dec 2s, on the premises in
Franklin Twp, Is perches OF real estate,
with improvements, the property Of the
late Henry Kramer, decd.
On Jan. ., at o'clock on the premises
at Bowmanstown Victor Bowman adm,
of the Bowman estate, will sell valuable
personal property, viz: farming imple.
ments, wagons, slsighs &c.
On January IL. Leopold Meyers, Of
Packerton. will sell on the premises, valu-
able personal property,viz: horses, wagons,
carriages. etc.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the livery" "
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
'Tis sold everywhere.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28
The Shortest Day.

Saturday last. Dec. 2lst, was the shortest
DAY Of lhs year-ihe actual time between
sun lise and sun set being only Q hours
and 20 minutes. The days will increase
in length but slowly for some time. A
month hence, on Jan. 2ist, the sun will
come in view but one minute earlier, and
sink beneath our sig t "a minutes later,
making the difference only 35 minutes.
Then however daylight will again rapidly
lepRthen,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28
New YssT ase,inr.

fhe Epworth League will hold a very
novel meeting Of the society on New Year
night. commencing At ssYen o'clock. which
will be as interesting and instructive - Il
is novel. The programme will be composed
Of new year address BY +. p. Lents. aud
essays, quotations, talks, ete.. on new year
customs and topics.
Everybody 10 invited 10 Be preasnl and
enjoy this new year feast Ths mestlna
WI :: :: si'ff .sf 2 NJ X Z sVEa =
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28

II snYbodY glyss you ill-languAes rather
play him than he moved 10 anger. You
will and that silence or youI gentle vords
are the vary btal revenge
The hardest thing Il 70 keep cheerful
under The hltlp ltiRaa that come from IN
eonRenial spFEoupdinss, The very inslauia,
|eAnee OF which add V theiF BoWeF 10 a.,
noy. basAuas tksy eAhpel - NniSiloa VIII
and ovsEsomA - N W. - u iaEesl
pWN
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28
Wanted IL Coca.

''Are you fond Of musics" asked Mrs.
Symphony, OF an elderly relative from
the country.
"Weli, yes, sm," was the careful
reply; "that is, when II il good music,
LAury. Now you take good accordeum
an fiddle an . pair o. bones and flute,
an let 'em all play old Nicodemus' all
at the same time, and tell you it',
sweetg--Exchange.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28

we 90 to press half day earlier than
usual this week in order to 90 out even
with the old year and enable US to get out
promised work on time. Our readers will
bear with us this time and the ADVOCATE
will assume It's old face with the next issue
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28
Be Sure

II you have made up your mind to buy
Hoods Sassaparilla do not be induced to take
any other. Hoods Sarsaparilla ID peculiar
medicine, possessing, By virtue Of its peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation,
curative power superior 70 any other article.
A Boston Lady who knew what she wanted,
and whose example is worthy imitation. tells
her experience below:
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28

Almost everybody 10 this world is sus-
eeptible TO hatterv. The easiest way 10
hAtteT come people Is 70 remark 10 than
bow inpsfYi0us - aA.bsrg thsy are
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28
Hoods

When began taking Hoods SarsaparifiA
was feeling real miserable, suffering
. great deal with dyspepsia, and so weak
that at times could hardly stand. Hooked,
and had for somo time, like . person in con
sumption. Hoods saEsaparillA did mo %
mneh good thas Iwonder at myself sometimes.
and my friends frequently speak Of It." Has.
kLLA A. Corr, q Terrace Street, Boston.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28
To Get

nm one store where went TO buy Hcodss
Sarsapsrilla tho clerk tried 10 induce mo bug
theirown instead Of Hoods he told mo theirs
would last longer that might take 70 on ten
days trial; that II I did noe IKE Il I need not
pay anything, etc. But he could not prevail
on mo 70 change I told him knew what
Hoods Safsaparilln WA Ihad taken it, was
sattsasd with II, and ala mot want any other.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28

Full line Of Ingram and Brussels ear
pats ~ Hsnv ssAwsrtE. en- 8,is5s
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28
SarsapariIla

seidby sll druggists. q; six for - Prepared only
~ HOOD . CO.. ApOtasearies. Lowell. Nsss.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LRHIGH-
TON, Penna., at the close OF business, Dec
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28

I, yno. I. semmei, eeshier of the above-named
Bank, DO sQlemnly swear that the above statement
Is true 70 the beGt of my knowledge and belief.
J0hN T. 6KMNnL Cashier.
HowAAD sSAESLDT. n. P.
ooAABcT-A9TBar;
a. J. DUhLlNs.
y. j. KJoTLnR, iDlreetafo.
-. II y, HoFBoRD.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28
DEE Attention At RngnR,s IInG as,

~ shS single bottle, BY Ia and Ia doz.
quantities. and in JObbsrs lots ~ jobbers
prices. Needs ssrssVarilla san always be
had. iulY2O
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28

drawn to serve at the January Term Of the
Carbon county Courts, commencing Mon
day, January 13. 1890:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-21
A TREASURED KEEPSAKE.

While turning some old keepsalzes over
In sorrowful mood and forlorn,
The gem OF them all discover
In child's sampler, faded and torn.
With family letters unfolding
An incomplete motto, a-stare,
And the time-yellowed canvas still holding
A ringlet Of pale golden hair.
81 Love My Dear Papa Forever"
Runs the legend. the rest being blurred,
While the last Of the childish endesvor
Fritters out il, a half broidered word;
Though all that was meant is completed
In the wool that my mem'ry unrolls,
Ever since the small workers soul feeted
To the GiTer and taker Of souls.
Only a child's sampler. faded,
With poor struggling letters inwrought:
But, ali how distinct and unaided
It emblazons its beautiful thought!
Only yellow curl treasured
In the limp, flimsy. many-creased plaits,
But instinct with affection unmeasured
BY earth's feeble standards, or fate'si
Oh again and again do kiss it.
With her image still fresh in my mind!
And that artlesS child's love, how / miss it,
Since no more with my life it's combined.
Save as Death, the lfght-footed purloiner,
ByLove is run down in the end,
And as Faith still abides to rejoin her
In those heights she was first to ascend.
Once again with your mates return you,
Dear Keepsake. more precious than all.
And again in the Past inurn you,
As life's shadows, deepening. fall.
Once more in the casket set you,
And, turning the key, depart,
With no fear that I'll slight or forget you,
Since your motto is worked in my heart.
Nathan d. Urner, in Once Week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-21
SELECTING AN EMPRESS,
The Peculiar Method In Vogue in tn
Celestial Empire.

The Peculiar Method In Vogue in the
Celestial Empire.
An edict from the Dowager Empress
of China has been published ANNOUNCE
ing that Yeh-hOh-na-la, the daughter
of the Manchu brigadier general, Kwei-
slang younger brother Of the dowager
empress), has been selected as the con-
sort of the youthful Emperor of China,
and that two girls named Ta-ta-la,
daughter of Chang-shuh, a Manchu
vice president of the Pekin Board,
aged fifteen and thirteen years re-
spectively, have been chosen for the
harem.
The process Of selecting the En-
peror's consort is interesting. After
two inspections, at considerable inter-
walls, the number of candidates was re-
duced to thirty-one, who are the
daughters of mandarins of above the
fourth rank, and, of course, of Manchu
extraction. These thirty-two young
ladies were conveyed in carts to the
palace in the early morning at two
o'clock. They entered by the "Gate of
the Southern Sea-" which they crossed
in six boats, and were conducted to
the palace, which they reached at
three a. m. A splendid banquet was
then spread before them, after which
they were ushered into the presence of
her Majesty, the Empress Dowager,
by groups of four or five. 1t may in
terest the ladies to know that her Mai
esty wore on one occasion an apricot
yellow silk long dress with a black
velvet jacket. Each girl carried a
tablet bearing her name and age, also
the name of her father, banner, etc.,
which was presented to the Empress
while the girls stood before her. After
some interrogations, and in no few
cases even monitory words for having
continued to shave the forehead, her
Majesty formed her opinion of the can
didates, which, when unfavorable, was
signified by handing the girls tablet
to one of the eunuchs, with the order to
present the rejected aspirant with roll
of silk. The girl with the silk was then
taken back to her cart, never more to
participate in the imperial matrimonial
competition. The selection of new
Empress inflicts serious burden on
many poor men whose daughters are
eligible and must be presented, but
who have little means to defray the
expenses incidental to journeying to
Pekin and frequent visits to the palace
Most of them pray to be put out of their
misery at the first inspection. and those
who survive to the last and are then
rejected are really to be pitied.
China News.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-21

Any person VINO takes the paper regular
y from the post-sffice, whether directed TO his
name or whether he is subscriber or Tot, Is
responsible for the pay
The courts have decided tha- refusing TO talks
newspapers from TIC po5t-ofiice. or removing
and Leaving them ancaed for. is prina facie
evidence OF INTENTIONAL FRAUD
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-21

Eight workmen were killed near Hallal
Germany, recently by passing train
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-21

Respectfully inform all who intend
building in Manchester and vicinity
that they are prepared to furnish
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-21

that he came here, left his card as was not
ut home, and thought, of course, as we had
had a conversation on the subject the PFC
vious day, that would understand the Wis
il as formal demand on his and his sons
part for Solange's hand. Here we are at
loggerheads, and all because you did not
give me his card.
"But he never came, he never left a card ~
cried Nine. Tarvenue.
SIN any case there's q good match of, ~
grumbled NJ. Tarvenue.
"Do not deplore it, beg" remarked So
lange, with her most superb mien. al
should not have accepted NJ Eusebe Ramillat
in any event. hope before long to present
to you son-in-law of qui te another stamp"
In less than eight days Nine. Taryenue
and her daughter repaired anew to the dow
ager countess. Solange was enchantingly
handsome in suit of dark blue with astrak-
han trimmings, and toque of the same on
her golden hair.
Nine. Tsrvenue, in plush and Jets, had as
sumed an Indifferent and contemptuous air
which she thought in the best possible form.
When the countess saw the two ladies en-
ter her drawing-room she suppressed a
movement OF surprise, but she received her
guests with that gracious aniability which
so successfully keeps people at distance
Il was sorry" she said, in her slow, mu-
steal voice. mot to have been at home when
you came some little time ago to see me-"
"The loss was entirely ours, madame, ("
said Solange, with empressment.
Certainly, certainly" said Nine. Tarve-
nue., who was very red and very i'll at ease.
regretted the coincidence all the more
that thought you might have wished to
see me with regard to some church charity
Soiange understood the allusion, and her
eyes flashed fire.
"No. madame, am interested in church
work, but do not solicit aid from others, -
she announced trenchantly 1--WE have come
simply to prove our recognition of the visit
by which you were pleased to show US that
you approved Of your sons visit to usn
IL was now the countess turn to be agi-
tated- Had Gerard really gone to see these
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-04
9aSahra ,t1S Mf1tharrnmt.

3eiten Der 11nru6e un6 8elorgniB fin6 in
Snolen re9elndBi9 3tpet Wlonate, in 6enen
Die 8etenner Der 3net groBen 9teligioneit,
Die 0tn0us un0 SO obameoaner
tbre groBen Sabresfeite feiern, Oaia6ra
uno so ubarram. Sn bieiem Sabre fiez
len tie in Septen1ber>S October unb fiibrten
i'm gforoen in 9to6tat unter ben 6eiBbliiti9en
Stfbs, i'm Siiben III Wabras uttter BEN
5tpar rubtger a19elegten, aber bon SAB gez
gen Die WtosItmS, tbre etniti9en 8eorlder,
angefiuter Tamil gu Qusi9reitrngen.
W(tt 9aiobra fetert Der 6inou bic
Tbaten ieineS Na~ttonalbel6en Sc nj /,
benz geI6i6tIi6 baS 8eroienit sufGQt, nit
0ulte etnbetmtl6er Siiriten Qlrter bis nab
@eDlon btna6 gefibrt gu baben. Sn Staaz
ten unter eillgeborenen 6iiriten mir0 bas
Set na6 alter Site ais 2onoeSfeter qebolz
ten; Der 3te9ent iebt ii6 altf fpitbar o~elattelz
tenn @%lepbanten an bic Spibe 6es 2uqes
na9 ben beilt9en S6reinen, uno ber eng
ltl6e Sberit, pel6er ais polttil6er Q[gerlt
am Sole beglaubtgt 1T, 1tilnmt alf eirem
1noeren @lepbanten an Der Seite 6es QQn=
0eSberrn 8laB,-> nobel Die Tii6Yer a6er
dngltlt9 barauf adtet, baB Die 80pie bei6er
Sbtere ~jeOer3eit in ether 2inie iteben.
sc u6arr0m lit fir Die fletnere 9lbz
tbetlung Der S6itten cine i3eit Der Irauer
UNI ibre 6eiligen. s. q a II unD 6uiotn,
fir bic Sunniten brtngt es @arnepalsfreus
ben, unp benz um3ug nit ben 9ta9biloun1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-04

icfort oebruht. 8eionoere @orfe6rnngen
biuiidtlth be6 Beitefes e%riitiren nttbt, Der
S0ni0 0ebruuht Wieiier uno ISABEL III nor
malcm !SuitanDe, nur Die Serptette ner7
ihmGbt er ilipeilen un0 Denilbt oatltr 0elt
Nod, beiien Heinigung h91n etntgs NrbeIt
peruriodt. 9Sa8 aber l0nlt lber uWeipoDn@
bciteu" beS &0nigS er5Gblt ptro, lit Subel.
Su ben elegant e%ingeri6teten 3in1mern De5
&0nigS, Die bur6tpeg I'M @ro9el6oB
Iieoen, mGbreno Bic 9ienerl6aft ben
eriteu Stod betpobnt, 1T ba8 S6lafs
simmer 1uBerit bequem ein9ert6tet, Der
Srarfe benubt bic Soilettengegen1tdnoe
icbr germ, nur bonn 8aoen mill er tpent9
piiien uno es bat ieine S6tpiertgfeit, tDn
basl st betpegen. gbenlo be9t CT et1e
griinoltds N6neigung gegert oaS Sabrelt,
g9iro CT na6 Niidlpra6e nit Dem Nr3t 9e1
tragt, ob cine @usfa6rt angeneDm 1T, 10
pflegt er benz &amn1eroiener erbo1t 3u5u7
rlfeu: SD fabre nidt!" SIT er belonz
6ers erreGt, 10 fam, ME es porgefOmmen
if, Der 0iener 8etpeiie Der &Orperfraft oeS
&rar1fen erbalten, Deren Sol9en oann 9e1
tp0bnlt6 nit Derbu1oenem @elt6t ais
2abnpeD ausgegeben fper0en.
Qte16erit empftnblt6 lit Der &0nig ge9et
Dos ShlieBeu Der Sbitren. @S 1T sSefebl,
baB ale G6iren I'M @rbgeI6oB pd6renb
oeS Sages se0ftnet bleiben, audi Die Sbitren
mad Dem 0arten bi1aus. Stnoet oer &ont9
cine gei6lpIiene Tbir, 10 gerGt6 er geraoeau
in @1tb ltnb i6lGgt nit mu9tigen Tault>
bteben duf 0ielelbe los.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-04

oen Der beiligen @rdber, 8oata un6 Gas
but, unb Der beiIigen SGnoe (Bunoldab)
l6LieBen it6 WtoSltm8 ieDer Secte, ia audi
SinDu5 Der Deri6ieoeniten Saiten al,
ipGDrenO 81 onoerer 53ett tDte0er W{DS(lrnS
6inDug0ttern opfern. SSn Der NuSltattuua
ser 8egleiter Ser 6dnOe fonmt eine
gfeigung uno Nnlage oil Wfummenl6ersen
in lebr berben 0arlefinformen gum NlSz
Oruf, pte tie iOnit benin Snber lelten berz
D~ortrttt.
Sn 6en Siritenitaaten berlaufen bieie
Se1te Siemlt6 9latt Die 9~teltglon, tDel6er
Der 9anbeSberr angeh0rt, 9enteBt auei1 Die
0tedte elmer anerfanrten GeligionSgeleus
Icbaft; fern bon Der 9feiiDen3 ibt Drtli6 Der
@utsDerr iol0e @etpalt; ipie ~einleitig in
bielen Staaten 9teligionSia6en bebaloelt
tperoen, bepieS nteoer Die l~lebernabnte DeS
Staate5 &aihmir in en9liiAe Nertpaltung.
eSn ben @jefGngnlIfen oieleS Staates, Der
biS9er mad itreng brabmonil0en 0runo2
IGben regtert DurOe, fano itb etlle groBe
i3abl npn @efangenen pes mobameoanllden
Wlaubens Dor, Die auf 9ebenS;eit etngeterz
fert tporoen tparen, DeiI tie 9egen oas 2anz
DeSgeleb betn1ltd Oes Sletlhes tpegen cine
Sub 9eihla1tet Datten. meldeS Shier bon
Ben 6tnouS abg0ttii6 Derebrt ntrD; Die
jebige Gegterun9 lieB lGnunntliAe Oerarttge
Str6fltn9e iofort fret, CAB Otes aber au6 I'M
9an5en &aiierret6e befannt, noamtt Die
SSIrlten fiinfttgbin. Die Strenge miloern
m06ter, NIT pel6er &ubiblabten in tbren
Staaten nod geabnost miro.
SIM britiiben SnDieu mtro betoen 8e1
fenntni1len Die laute Teier tbrer Seite 9ez
ltQttet; bod bic unlteblamen 8DrfGle,
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