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Several inquiring friends, says the Chris
tlan Union. write to us apropos of the fol-
lowing statement in Mr.. Abbott's sermon
on the new theology: IT accept the Apos-
ties Creed, though give to the phrase res
direction of the body the modern interpre-
tation." They wish to know what this mod
ern Interpretation is. We can best answer
this question by putting it in contrast with
the medieval Interpretation. That was,
in brief, that the body was laid away in the
grave, that the soul either fell asleep or went
into an intermediate state, and that
at the last trump the same bodies which had
been laid IN the grave arose from the grave,
their spirits were reunited to them, and
they then entered into their final abode of
bliss or woe. This doctrine is, in our iudg-
ment, in direct contradiction of the teach
ing Of Scripture, which declares explicitly
that flesh and blood cannot enter into the
kingdom of God, neither does corruption
inherit interruption. It is needless to say
that it is wholly incredible to o. who
makes any account of the scientific >esti-
mony as to the disposition which nature
doctrine repudiates the idea of literal
resurrection of the flesh. Yet it holds that
the spirit has in another world some sort of
organism through which it acts and by
which it has its connection with the ma
terlal universe. What that organism is
and how it operates no one pretends to
know. Swedenborg held that there is in the
human body spiritual body, aud that this
spiritual organism rises at death. SO that
the soul is not yet clothed with an immortal
tabernacle. This is one form OF the modern
doctrine of the resurrection of the body.
Another form is that the spiritual body has
some sort of connection with, or grows in
some way out of, the material body, and
yet is not the same-as the grain grows out
OF the seed, to use Paul's figure. Neither of
these views is held, probably, dogmatically
by any considerable number of Christian
teachers or believers: but both are enter
tanned alphabetically. In a sentence, then, the
modern doctrine of the resurrection of the
body, so Tar as that doctrine is in any form
inteiligentiy held, is that the spirit has in
the other life spiritual organism, and that
TINS spiritual organism had some sort of
connection, not by us understood, with the
M organism whish it possessed upon
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BIRTH OF A REPUBLIC.
The Fifteenth Of Next September
Will Witness That His
toric Event.
The Republic Of Central America
Will Be the Auspicious
Name.
Preliminary Action Looking to the Con-
summation of a Union Like That
of Our Own United States.

WASHINGTON, April 11.-Information has
been received by delegate to the inter-
national American conference that the
union of Central American republics Is
complete with the exception of Nicaragua,
which is expected to ratify the articles OF
union at the next meeting of its congress.
This union is only provisional, having in
view, within the next ten years, the adop-
ton of federal constitution similar to
that of the United States, should such be
the popular will. In the meantime the con-
federation will act as practically one gov
eminent in public affairs, through chief
executive, cabinet of five members and a
diet composed of three representatives from
each Of the five republics. The latter, like
our own states, will retain Independent
statutes as to the supervision and regulation
of their own domestic affairs. The presi-
dent is to hold Office one year, the honor to
be drawn successfully, go that every state
in due course may be represented at the
head of the general government.
The name of the union will be the Repub-
lie of Central America. The new republic
will be inaugurated at the capital of Hon
duras on Sept. Is next.
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An Agreeable Surprise.

Surprises may be pleasant or unpleasant,
depending entirely upon the nature Of the
occasion and it's results. There are proba-
bly, but few who would consider the an
nouncement of series of low rate excur-
sions anything but agreeable, for if they are
not themselves contemplating trip, it may
be of interest to their friends who would
take advantage of such reductions.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis railway will
sell tickets at one fare for the round trip on
April 22d, May Goth, September 9th and 23d
and October 14th, to all points west of
Franklin on the WATERFOWL Line, also, from
all points on its lines to points west of the
Missouri river, to the south and to the
be thirty days with stop-over privileges.
Information will be cheerfully furnished by
any agent of the company, or G. M. Pratt,
Act'g &. r. & p. A., Minneapolis. MINI.
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are quiet ones, and the most direct way to
render them SO is to reinforce the vital en-
ergies. That sterling invigorant. Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. will be foun d all suf
ficient for this purpose, since it entirely re-
moves impediments to thorough digestion
and assimilation of food, 90 that the body
is insured its due amount of nourishment.
and consequently of stamina. Rheumatic
tendencies and affections of the kidneys
and bladder are also counteracted by the
Bitters, which is besides pleasant medici-
nal stimulant, infinitely purer than the raw
excitants of commerce, which react iniuri-
ouslv upon the nervous system.
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Don't Want the Polygs.

OTTAWA, April 1.-THE Mormon question
was ventilated in parliament last night.
The house took up the bill to amend the
criminal law, polygamy being included in
the list of offenses. Hon. Edward Blake
said the Mormon settlers in the Canadian
northwest form dangerous element, and
urged that their abominable practices be
suppressed. He had learned that Mormons
who fed from Utah to Canada left their
wives at home and brought young girls with
them for companions.
Minister of the Interior Dewdney per-
sonally assured the Mormons that they
would never be permitted to practice polyg-
amy in Canada, The Mormons then gave
him satisfactory assurance and recently de
MED that they were evading the laws. Sir
John Mcdonald said Canada would never
allow the northwest to be the scene of po-
lygamous practices. The clause relating to
polygamy was amended by raising the pen
atty from two to five years. imprisonment.
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THE
Thomas Cruise Savings Bank
OF HELENA.
Incorporated under the laws Of Montana
Paid In Capital,SlOO,OOO
mo. 2.52O.l
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

No. S,0SO.l
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
UNITED STATES LAND OrF1cx,
HELENA, Mont March Z, 1890
Notice is hereby given that George A. White,
Ella A: White and Frank Wilton, all Of Silver
City, Mont, have . this day filed application for
placer mining claim, situated in unorganizetl
mining district. Lewis and Clarke county, state
Of the county recorder Of Lewis and Clarke
county, and described ~ fol- lows, by legal sub
divisions, viz: The g. W.. y Of n. 9. = of n. W. y
the 8. Y Of g. 9. \ Of g. g. \, and the n. Of g. v.
y Of 8. e. = and the n. e. Of e. y Of q. w. x
ing 10 acres, upon which notice Of said applics-
ton was posted the 18th day of March, 1890 The
adjoining claimants to these premises are un-
known. s. w. LANGHORNE,
Register
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NOTICE TO CO-OWNERs-TO JOHN RANN:
:. Yon are hereby notified that !, James A.
G gill your eo-ownsr; have, in aoooEd-
yised Statutes Of the United States. expended
In labor and improvements upon the Marathon
quartz lode mining Claim, which is located in
and Clarke county, Montana. Tor the two yesrs
ending December, 1885, and December. 1859, ths
Of the United States, and yon are hereby furtheSr
notifiedthat uniess you contribute your proportiop
OF such .expendtt1res. together with interest and
vice Of this notice by publication, I'll yous rsht,
the property. Of the undersigned, your co-oVnsr.
who has performed the work and made the re.
auired expenditures thereon. The description Of
fully described BY referring to the county records
Of Lewis and Clarke county. Montana, where iii
quarts lode claim was duly recorded
,, JAMES A. GILLFILLAAN
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PROPOsALs-BIDsA ARE INVITED FOR THE
!! construction of bridge across the south
fork Of the Sun river at the site of the old bridge
tana. Bidders to accompany their bids with
plans and specifications of the work. Bridge
proper about 80 feet long and about 1870 yards ap.
proaches, 16 feet on top. Bids to be sealed and
addressed to the undersigned to be received until
June l, 1890: Board reserves the right. to reject
any or all bids. By order Of the Board.
]. &. TOOKER, Clerk.
Helena, Mont. March Il. ISQl
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Lays 1t on the Boys.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 11.-An official mes
senger says the students at various public
institutions of learning in Russia who took
part in the recent agitation had no grounds
for dissatisfaction. Friendly advices proved
unavailing to stop their demonstration and
the authorities were compelled to adopt
stern measures to subdue the insubordina-
ton. Fifty five students at the Agricul-
home and three expelled; twenty were sent
home from the st. Petersburg University
and expelled; twenty three were sent home
and two expelled from the Technological
institute; thirteen were sent home and two
expelled from the school of Forestry, and
fifteen were sent homo and two expelled
from the Veterinary school.
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The Blessing Of Strong Nerves

The Blessing of Strong Nerves
Is recoverable, not by the rise OF strong
sedatives, but by recourse to effectual
tonic treatment. Opiates and the like
should only be used as auxiliaries, and then
q sparinRly a. possible. Vigorous nerves
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-NOTICE IA
hereby given that the annual meeting Of the
pany will be held at the office Of Massena Bui-
lard. Gold Block, Helena Montana, on Nom
day, the 18th day Of April, 1890, commencing &
10 O'Clock o. M, for the purpose Of electiuR true.
tees and the transaction Of such other business
Dow DAVENPORT, 6ec'y.
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The Greatest of all Great Comedies

TO THE PUBLIC.
u uaere IL nut one, a.. ana one only. Ct Chas: h,
pany is Hoyt's Tin Soldier" Anyone using the
name are impostors. The management takes this
method to warn the public that there 10 but one
company in the northwest that is Tin Soldier.
Reserve sale opens Wednesday morning at
Pope d O'Connor's.
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Dl Bowels dmtuubhs
to
ytrh in t Paralysis
p BY
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e Do yoq suffer With catarrh? You can be cured
u yGa taKs h91de Ssrsaparilla. the great blood
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. mo. 2523.l
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
U. g. LAND OFFICE,

" D. LAND OFF1CE
HELENA. Mont. March II. 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the Montana Poultry
yards, by its president, Richard Stein, of Helena
under the mining laws Of congress, for the Flor
once Placer Mining claim, situated in morgan
lied mining district, Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana, township 9 north, range west, which
claim is recorded in the office Of the recorder Of
Lewis and Clarke county, and described % fol-
lows: BEGINNING at corner No. 1, from, which the
district bears north % deg 10 min, east feet
thence north go deg. so min west 1856 feet, thence
81 deg. 10 min west 129 feet, thence south So deg
so min: east 402 feet thence south 81 deg. so min,
west O77 feet, thence south 40 deg. 81 min. west
feet. thence north 40 deg IS min west 511 feet to
corner oru No. i the place Of beginning MAGNETIC
acres, upon which notice Of said application
was posted the 18th day of January, 1880. The
sdjoining claimsnts t, to these premises are un-
First publication March 49, 1870.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-28
aus WnDlam.

6err 9lusuit Ott 1T am Neruenfisbel
i6wer erfrantt. Sm glasemeinen ie'
bod lit Der @eiunbbeits5ultlno bier
ein Siemlib gutter.
Die Soerren 0enrp Soett6er ulo
Senrp 2anbipebr baben ib,e Sarmcn
perfauft uno iiebelten bieie @o9e mad
g1cbrasfa iiber. 8ir iuiini ider Den
ausluanoerern piel Slid in ibrer neuen
!6eimutb.
Ssrr 9enrp s. @erf, slsent fir bic
teriibmte 0torr,iOn 8aumldule but
bier iebr oieIe 8eiteIunaen auf Sbit'
bdume ent9esensenommen unb oieie
@O9e feline ablieferunsen sema9t.
Serr Wt. lit ein Suuerldiiiser iunser
@ann, eifris uno itrebiam unb iit als
G9ent fiir &ommel & Sobbe iebr ers
fol9,eid. 9ie Sarmer in unierem
County funmen INNER mebr unb mebr
gu Der lleber5eusuns baB es befer 1T
bierse5o9ene 8dume 81 pHanSen als
lOl6e uon auswdrtisen 8aumidulen.
9ie Serren 8ranbborit & 2oeb, iinb
itetS f1eibis beiddftist ibre oielen 3un<
ben 81 bebieuen. 9ieielben baben cine
CUTE &unbl6aft unb nertauien ibre
@aaren SIT duBerIt billisen 8reiien.
GorreIppnbent.
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Sm ,,@lobe,Semucrat" pom lebte
Sunntas er5ablte s. 9. galmor fol
senoes bubide 8eiipiel, iDie sepiiien1o
ie 9ei9dftsleute ben neuen Earif al.
8oripanb benusen, I'M b6bere Yreii
BON ibren &unben gu erprefen: .8el
9arif pirb fir 8ieles setaoelt, fir bas
er ni6t perantmortli9 1T. Gin iunser
Sreunb bon mir, Der bas 8iplinlpielen
lernt. 5erriB neuli9 cine Saite. sIls
or beim Saufen elmer neuen Saite 10
Gents als 3ubluns fir bieiclbe bin=
rei6te, iaste Der 8uufmann: % nein,
es ma6t einen uiertel Dollar; 8iolinz
iaitsn iinO infolse bes 9arifs int Sreiie
9eitiesen." Der iun9e Mann be5uhlte
ben piertel Dollar unb ains beim.
Seim Gbenbehen iprn6 CT ilber bisie
Sa9e unb meinte ii9 oil ieinen @ater
iueuoenb, luns fir ein b6ies Ding Der
garif lei, Der 8ioliniaiten bon Is Gents
auf 25 erb6be. ,@us," eriuioerte Der
Batter, ubas 1T nidt m0sli9, ba eaiten
fir SnItrumente frei finb." llnb er
nabn bic 9arifllitc 5u Sanb unb iibers
seuste ieiuen SObn, buB Saiten auf bic
5reiliiie seiegt iinb, unb rietb ibm gu
benz 9auimanne auriid5ufebren unb, tuas
er mebr be5ablt, 5uriid5uforoern. 9lm
nd9itsn Morsen nabm Der iunse Wann
ben Garif unb besab iid Su bent 8e=
i6dftsmanne, i'm nit ben @orten OH.
reoenb: rSaben Sic mir ni6t eeiaat,
bnB Die 8ioliniaiten bur1 ben 9arif
tbeurer seiuoroen ieien?" yNGerbinss,"
Der Rann, Limb uenn Sic
nod mebr sebrauden, 10 iuiirbe i6
Sbnen ratben, iest 81 fauiem, ba iie nod
tbenrer iueroen." uSD?" fraste Der
iunse @unn, utparum iOlIten iie nod
tbeucer tuerben, be iie auf Der Sreilits
iteben-uno Seiste linn ben 5arif- f--i6
uerlanse iebt bic 10 Gents Surid, bic
i6 5u uiel bejublt babew Der &auf>
lnann iab mad Der 2ilte, frabte iib bin'
ter ben Sbren unb, um Der ilnerquidli'
ben unterbultuus ein 5iel 5l MAIDEN,
uerubfol9te er bic iiberforberten 10
Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-28

Gin neues 9lr9unlent Su @ualten Der
neuen 9arifbiG lit Die Gbatiade, ouB
Der iiberiudltisenbe Sie9 Der 9emofraz
ten BEL Der 1esten @abl BON en9lii6en
5abricanten nit 70 iln9ebeurem Subcl
besrilBt purbe. Die ocrren gn9ldnoer
elduben, bur9 ben 9lusfau Der s8abl
iei bus Gdidial bes 1arifsseletes BE-
iieaelt uno bic - ton ben englii6en
Sabricanten 10 9eiBeriebnte 3eit bcs
Sreibanoels sefommen. Gum @iiid lit
es nod nidt 10 ueit, uber Die irre9eleiz
teten 8epublifauer hiirften our6 Den
Subct Der Gnsldnoer uno nnocrer aus
wdrtiser 5abricantea nuI ibr llmrcdt
aufmerfiam semudt ,ueroen nno i'll 3H.
tilnIt es wieber gut ma6eh.
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Seilcios>SeihIlfe.

fredericksburg, 9top. 22. 1890.
ga cs bem bimmliI9en Sater 9eIal'
len fat, unlercn lieben SGngerbruoer,
5rib Selb, aus unierer Wtitte 5u neb.
men, tbun mir nit tief6etriibten Ser5en
funb, baB uuIerer Serein cin tiibti9cs
unb fleiBises1itglieo, ia cine Iciner BEL
ten Srdften uerloren bat. Der 0ud'
bi9e @oit, Der es III leincm iueiien &atbz
i6luB fir gut befano, uniern 5relinb
unb Sruoer aus ugiersr Wtitte 81 ne9'
men, m6ge ale 8unben Die bnr6 leln
Sini6eibeu sei6lasen iino, beilen.
ripn@e nnguerein.
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4 Or. Sunior @arben; 6. M. Sloan
Sr. Scribe unb 6. @ilfiniOn, @r
: Sdasmeiiter. Ser nddie Gonoeut be,
@roBluse piro ON 3. 9ieustas i'm gto.
t uember 1891 in ct. Souls absebalten
Sie 5abl Der 2osen i'm Staate betrdst
79 nit 216O Mitsliebern.
Gin 2iebespaar ausMiiiouri, bsioe
alIeroinss iebr peridiebenen s(ltsrs, iiub
na6 pielen 5dbrli6feiten, bic ibnen bon
ben @ltern bur6 @ebeimpolisiiten berei-
tet iuurben, enbli6 in gOpefu, &an., in
ben eriuiini6ten Safen Der @be einse=
laufen. Ser 8rdutisam, @ln. gl.
Srite bon ct. Soiepb lit erit Is Sabre
aft, iudbrenb Die 8raut, Srdulein Ma9s
gle &emp, Su6ter bes friberen e5tauiS-
anlualts &emp pon Gbilicotbe, itbon 30
Sabre oft lit. Sn &auIas gitD berlu6.
ten Die 2iebenoeu, bereu Seiratb bic
beiber ieitisen @ltern uidt Suseben iuollz
ten, cine 9icen5 5u beforinten, bod perz
sebens. @ehe:mpultSiiten iudren ibnen
auf Der Spur uno BON einem Sreunbe
senarnt, 9elans es ibnen, na9 Ecpetu
su entfomulen, no ein Sriebensridter lie
trailte. Die Gltern iuol(en nui Der
Srcnnun9 beiteDen.
-8u6er5inien. Hi9ter @ibiou in
9anias City bat bieier Gage cine iui6
tise wie 9ere6te Gnti6eiouns abse<
9eben, illoem er einen @inbaltsbefebl |
9e9en 6. 8. Souie erlieB, iuobur6 bieier
baran perbinoert uiro, bas gisentbunt
bon Srlu MoQie 90. Grauens ipesen
iiberfdliscr @u9erSinleu unter ben
Sammer 81 brin9en' Srau Graoens,
cine in @elb9ei6dften unerfa6rene 5rau |
bOrste $3.50 bon Suuie, uno Sipar Su
benz unueriddmten 3insfuB BON feds |
8rocent per Monat uoer 70 8rocent |
per Sabr. Der @uderer bielt bic glr>
me feIt in ben &lauen uno na6 uno nab
be5ablte ite ibm SAY an 3inlen. Damn
mar es ibr Sipei Munate lang nidt m6ss |
lid, rte 3inicn auf5ubrinsen, iuOrauf
ber moberne Sbglud, unf ieinen S9ein
podeub, Oas i6m uerpfanoete @isentbum |
uerfaufen iuollte. Srau Grauens tuanS
te iid ii ibrer 9totb an eiaeu s(buofas
ten, unb bieier ma6te Souie ben Sors
idlus, Sen Sdulbidein ge9en 3ablnus
lueitere 1850 Su uerni6ten. Sieie
5umme ersic6t ii9 ndmlid, iuenn man
ju DEM u.ipriin9li6en 9arteben sebn
SroSeat Siniel per Sabr idldst unb
bapun bic BON Die bon 5rau Graoens
beSabltcu $44S dbSiebt. Stber Suule
iupllte ii6 auf feiuen Ser9lei6 einlaIien
uno bebarrte bel ieiner nripriin9li9en
5orbernug Die 5al9e buuon mar, bnB
bic Srau Die Siitfe bcs @eri6tes iii s(us
ipru9 nabm. 9tidter @lbiou beiuiIiste
nidt nur Den er6eteuen ginbalts5efebl,
ipnbern prbaete audi ait, buB Die in 0dnt
ben bon 6ouie befiuoli6an ,.Guitle
Mortgages" binfdlli9 lucroen iOllter,
io6alb s5rau Grao,ns Die s190.50 be-
;ohlte.
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&er bat benn's Bier ums'idiitt't?
0as lit Die srase. Die jebt bon ulIen
Seiteu beipro6en uno pentilirt tuirb.
Die 9eMDfraten ia9en i6lanipes: {:
Sebt ibr, bas bat Die Rc&iHlep giu
setban! g9ir aber iassn: yteiu, nidt
Die Mcainlcp SiG, ionoern Die oemo'
tratiiden 2iissn iiber Die Yacaiulcp
SiG, unb bic 9enfiaul6eit pisler 8e+
publifnuer, iucihe ourd oas Gefaiel
uno bns 9elii9e Der Sempfratcu iid
in's 8ofsburu lusen lieBen. g9ie
fam benu iibsrbaupt Die Mc&inlep
8iG ibulo iein on of bemllnbeil, bus
bic 9en,otrateu ibr anlii9er? Sit Die
bela9te Bill ia nod faum i'll 8irfiams
felt setrsten unb fann nad ,Dren 8ir,
filnsen nod sdr nidt beurtbeilt iuerbcn.
lleber siuei Subre, ucnn Die tpOblttdti.
gen gSirfunsen Der Sia Dor bent sun.
;en 2anhe -flor liesen iuerben, burn
tperoen bic perblenbeten &epublifouer,
fpel9e ii9 bies Mnt uerfubren lieben,
jur GrfenntniB fomnen, uno tuieeer gut
laa9en iuns iie i'll unielisergerblenbu9n
eetbon bobcn, - nno oonn iuirb Die
8eibe fuieber oil ben Gemoiroten iein,
iiber cine 9tieberlo9c su Hagen nno 81
ieuf;en. Sis babiu lit cs Bios nod
sipei Sabre, unb iuenn iest ond seidlo'
gen, Tiuo mir bod nod bn, um N(les
wieber gut 5u MAIDEN. llebrisens be.
ariiBten iuir nit oufridtiser 5reube,
baB in ben bier Gi1aieu gSisconiin,
Sninois, &anios unb 92ebrasfa Die
@nblen 10 oussefaIen iiuo. Sn @is.
couiir unb Sainuis bat oas gerbalteu
Der Republifoner in Der Sdnlirnse nnb
in 8anias Ii. 9tebrasfa in Der 9rohi6i.
tionsfroee Die Yrisel nerbieni. S91oe
baB ni9t dn9 lber bic proeibitioniiti:
i9en &epubtifaner in Soipa cine rer
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an sutsemeil,ten @arnuusen, baB lie
ibren S,cs au9 gut benuBen iollte, faglt
es Der bemufratii9en Eartet iebt ni6t.
Ser Milwnutee ,,Seebote" j. 9. l6reibt: !:
.,g8enu bic bemofrdtiifa Hartei ni6t
ueraist, bab iie nm bes algemeinen
@obles wiGen. uidt oGer I'M ibrer
ielbit wirleu ba lit, penn iie ben uner-
IdItterlt6 ipabren @runbidben trsu
bleibt, uef9e ibr @riiuoer, 2bomas
SeTerion, ibr seseben. uno mcnH tie im
@ebdGtnib bebdlt, bob iic oaS Seite
unS Reife ibrer Reconsideration er-
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esutereiinut iino Die 9tadri6ten uoc
DeutI6tanb, oabtu 1auteno, baB Der
aaiIer li6 nit cincr S6u(reIprmatipn
beinbt. @r iaqt: sebt benz ainoe Dor
9llem cine littli6e Grjiehun9, nnb b.
ipabrt ieinen iLnsen Seritunc pOr un9e-
Iuuber ueberfllle, uno lebrt bas Sinb,
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