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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-31

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American WORKING peoi'''
,
Connecticnt 'n ~
inSh oi '"nsreS'
The New York Times, Il l'eno'ratIc
paper, prints the following from El et-
kins:
Today Silas Rockwell. who uSeu 10 WorH
in the Meriden Britannia WORKS, passed
through Ridgeted. lie was looking for
work -,
IL will do anything Said SiiIs- o!S
potatoes tend children, or mix, ana
cheap, too
why don't YOU work III the Merideh
shops | asked. m
= A third of Us ar" out, he said. hes
used t" pay out S2OO.Oio u nonth, Dllt
now it only 100000 mouth 'hat thP
boys get hold OF. Times are Bard III New
England. ;,
: w hat do the boys say about the nara
times Rockwell?' | asked
We'll, they don't say much. hey
sit still and growl. They don't understand
the thing: but | used to teach school III
Strattord, and | can Inquire II all out.
w hat Is the trouble, rs You hSure
Silas: | asked.
1t $ like tins: he darhed 1901 poii-
ticianS are fusSing around To save cents
| while the laboring men are losing dol
lars. According TO the census reports
there were III good times 4 year ago lo,-
Wsloo men at work, earning an ma average
OF = per day each' or S'u.ooo,W,u W a @ gay
altogether. Now third OF lis 'o,ooo,oOo
are idle, and Slo.oooooo are lost every
DAY. Inc other lo.Wo,"W are WORKING
for =, per cent. lower wages. and there
goes S5,ooo.ooO more Slo.Ooo.OOD day
sone-yes, S4.oOo,ooo,oOO i year taken
| out of circulation.
And what is Congress doing, SilasT
\ thaV A
ao,Voo.Vou bonus on sugar. and S2,ooO,-
w on coal, ana Sl,WW,ooO on iron ore.
Nhv the losses OF rs IDLE laborers during
one day would pay IT all. They are penny
wise and pound foolish.
But. Silas, Cleveland may make
wages lower. but he's working for for
eign market | said.
. : There the are picayune again said
Silas. Why, the census report says the
cloth. iron. tin, glass and other stuff we
manufactured in 1890 amounted to 50
consumed SS.9O3..,32 961 of il at home
Now, these Washington idiots want US to
give up s?ooo,ooo,o,U worth OF home
manufactures to the poor, half-paid labor
ers of Europe They want TO stop our
mills or make us work for their manner
wages
The Combined EpFai nnSn Of saa ba xhs sss
amarica ao'e, and a,stnsn, nsia, n alrl1a, SCUM
-cn ,,,n 1.an naa aiihanat' only amount 10 81
ooy.p,p'pVVi 49, - Il IL We should give up our
Ia - ~. - ny Nol4a give W iilhe DlllIons
ana Try TO make the seven millions worth
" sun tnal ne world makes we'd have
70 " u at lheir low, wages, less the
freight. no, continued Silas, we'd bet
VT MAKE thls a5,oOOOoo.UOO worth Of our
the rich import S5OO,Oo0,OOO worth OF
anes a sez carpets and sppt sA5 be and
snrar tahacco meib brsa sei'ing 1 our tea coiIee;
getting dnnhla ,,.aao, au al9 irt Lneat Tree ahu
enonph for S;los - hat was soou
for ten minutes We'd knnck a o.li aIi eit.a. tha,
income tax and otbar ~ st,,fr it
his head and t;ll - 1,.;.I. p'ps Js,: stun out oi
&c
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SOUTH DAK0lAI
CLEANED FROM
PRESS rELEcR.sss ~

CLEANED FROM LArEs, !.
| PRESS rELrasA,s,
'e,lnqusnt Taxes E,po,lt,,,
Aberdeen From septeubs, !.
sources of the B,acL ~ w
News Items.
The fall term OF the As,,,,.
ege at Brookings has conn.' ns''
good attendance. '4''as''
Near Miller on Sunday ta. i,
farmer named Horak -.
rom a harvesting machine ,Na NY
1T IS expected that Senator \
deliver the address on TX.
Sioux Falls. This will occrs ',pss =
Chris clodt, living near A,u,
1as struck a flow in his artss,,
4 depth OF SO feet. Tba 'st ,ns.a
TO solid rock bottom. '''''
senatar Kyle has presented !.
'f L. NJ. O'Brien OF Yankte, !,
nent as disbursing agent i.
De paid ankton Sioux.
\ farmer by the name d s,.,
miles south from Eureka IL.
SIX acres Of barley recently, },
bushels, or 3i IA bushels pp, !,
At Wauhay a few davs a,0
oall game two players came !,
irst base and one, A. II. IA.
his right leg broken below fl.
Robbers blew open the sab
sniyely, at Edgemont recentlv
700. The postoffice is ns
building and they robbed tn
out lett the stamps.
during q recent storm lighhs
the barn OF Il iarmernamedKsl
n Hutchinson county. and kyi
read oi horses. The barn spi
tents were destroyed.
Early next month the oFci
ton OF the reservations 10 thu
and other sections oil the north
De commenced by Commission
lian affairs Browning.
A special telegram from Pr
he stockmen on the ceded Siod
ire fighting the Northwesten
'ates and threa ten to drive III
20 the milwaukee line.
Harry Wright, it is ALLEGED,
took the small change from
n-the- slot gambling device atS
and then lit out for Rock Rapd
where he was arrested.
A large stock farm near D
onging to William Irish was
Ugh thing recently aud burad
ground. Considerable uacha
burned. Several horses Weri
town during the storm.
Efforts are being made BY
| parties to find out i The goH
interfere with the l'orbett-]as
i at tempted in South Dakofa
ine from Sioux 1Ity. Inc
| this state is only lOr mlsdeuf
John Polreis, a farmer LIVING
southwest of parkston, wasol
recently and when he went
5he buggy the Gun was aceis
charged, the load striking MID
and arm, infilctlna a serious W
The Chicago & North Vess''
shops closed at Huron a m0i'
lgo, have been reopened.
workmen is smaller than tina. Y
when the strike opened, Out tl
now work ten hours lnsteaa "
The keystone gold mine an
Keystone has again closed ~
| purpose, it is alleged, o. !
! miners to accept the scale 9,
At Terryville, a 80 cents q o.! o.
heuyht that operations Wllls
su;ned.
Fred H. Clark, son Of ksV
OF Huron, died at Mitchell
ago, of consumption. new ,s1
q reporter on the hepas ~.
was the winner OF the ! In'a =,
oratorical prize for Ml'cnen'
1890.
! A few DAYS since Mrs, Ln'1
an invalid, who made hern9p
with her daughter, Mrs. '..s;, = i
fell from a chair. and sus1Sa ,a
80 severe that death resu,J 1ssI
mains were taken to ko,n'
former home, ior internlen''
Th. most successful teaches
ever held in Brooklnss un -.
The attendance was over ! ~
stitute was conducted 0.s. c
Shannon, assisted by "
the state university, ana ,.i..
son OF Brookings and MISE
| Huron.
! A. F. Bacon, OF Hot spFl,s
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they Imapp,eMaWhat ara tall;nW is the armor plate
haven't given the smh;ao4 supple
.has, .hhaus, puf presume that # i tho mucn %
dnn,t serve SCI, lne nrmor on to TIE sa,d;aru aaae
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-31

D Meantime I1 the deep and designing David
- nenis.. ii.h M has shriyeled altogether GU,
OIL sisht.-Eyening Wisconsin ou'
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The Triumph of German,

Ho Triumph OF GOrman.
Inc relative Sizes of President Grover
Cleveland and Senator Arthur Pue Cor
man We're like this when the Presidents )
!eoter TO Congressman Wilson was read
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German.

Buf since the vote Of the House Demo-
erauc caucus, deciding by l3O to u to re-
htie III from the opposition to the Senate
plll, lhere mas been a shrinkage in the
apparent dimensions of the Prcsiaen4
while Gorman's size has cons;dernhlr
sWelled. Like this: ''o's
Cleveland.
German
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-07-27
DENTISTRY!
DR.. O. III. Stevens,

Surgeon Dentist, has been located at Brad
ford, VT. over twenty years in the practice
of his profession, and is prepared to perform
all operations in dentistry in a neat
and satisfactory manner. There is no ex-
cuse now. Everybody can have teeth ex-
tracted with perfect safety and will be
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The RIue of the Sky.

The explanation of the blue of the
sky is not to be sought in the fact that
the atmosphere itself is blue, but rather
in the fact that air or its constituent
particles reflect the wave lengths, which
are readily refrangible, and let the
less refrangible long waved rays pass
through. The short waves Of hght-the
blue color-are much more strongly re-
flected than the long waved red ones.
Lord Raleigh has proved that the blue
in the light reflected from what we call
1.-THE sky" is four-fifth times stronger
than the yellow and six-sevenths times
stronger than the red. Even the violet
is six-eighths times stronger than the
yellow and nine-tenths times stronger
than the red. These relations of inten-
sity must, therefore, necessarily cause
the rejected light to appear blue
The blue of the sky is also peculiarly
connected with the phenomenon known
as the polarization Of Light" that col
or In the projected waves always being
polarized In certain direction, o fact
which proves that they are quito indie
pendent Of the turbtd particles which
are continually floating In the atmos-
phere Astronomers say that they can
nee where slight changes would cause
the wave lengths to reflect - v4olst,
but az long as present conditions exist
the ''vaulted canopy above us" WI be
In blue oolors Of varying shades and de-
grees Of intensity.-st Louis Repuh,sa
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An Orang-Outang's Nest.

The nest of an orang-outang has
been placed in the Natural History mu-
scum at Berlin by Professor E. Salenka,
and Professor Mobius has discussed it
in the Berlin academy. Professor Salem
ka removed the nest himself from a tree
in Borneo The nest, which was stu
ated about 80 feet from the ground, in
the crotch of a tree As feet high and
about one foot in diameter, measured 4 y
feet long, and to 2 h feet wide, by about
inches high. 1t is made of 90 to 25
branches locked and twined together
and is large enough for a fully grown
orang to lie in it at full length, though
this monkey probably always sleeps as
it does in captivity, with legs drawn up
and arms crossed over its body. The so
called nests of the orangs are not skill
fully built huts or closed shelters for
newborn young. but simply sleeping
places, as many careful observers Of
these monkeys in Borneo have estab-
ished. Gaea-
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South RYegate.

Mr.. and Mrs. p. Buchanan's baby
was taken sick last week Mondsv with
cholera infantum and died on Medaes-
day. The funeral was held atGtheir
residence Friday, Rev. S. A Jackson
officiating. il G&i5sa
Mrs. Marilla Bailey has been quite
sick the past week. aV27'U@
A. A. McLeod's little boy, who has
been stopping with his uncle in Barre,
was brought home sick Friday jgat
Mrs. Severance, who has been2stop-
ping at Fl. A. Vests for the past four
weeks, returned to the hospital at
Hanover last Thursday. s9z
Peach Thomas has lost a, valuable
horse with lung fever.
Mrs Eliza j. Hall and daughter. re-
turned to their home IN Boston Tues
day, Matte G. Park of this place &C
companying them.
Victor Darling and wife of Lowell
are visiting at his fathers, Dr.. j. b
Darling's.
David Grapes, who has been in the
employ of S. Mills, Jr., for the past
year, has gone heme on visit.
Irwin Renfrew of Littleton, n. T.,
was in town over Sunday stopping
with Ills mother.
VIM. Lackie has finished work. at the
creamery and gone home to help. his
father hay. gsa sx
Mrs D. G.. Robin of Barre and her
two little daughters are in town visit
ing friends. sAvra-@
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THE FIRST STRIKE ON RECORD.
It Occurred In Rome and Took Place In
the Year 300 Il. G.

| It Occurred In Rome and Took Place In
the Year 300 Be.
Livy, in his famous book, 1.-THE An
nails" 8, 80, relates in the following
suggestive words the story of a singular
strike which occurred in Rome in the
year 800 B. G. and was probably the
first strike ever known:
That year occurred an event little
worthy of being related, and which l
would pass in silence had it not appeared
rs involving religion. The flute players,
dissatisfied because the latest censors
had forbidden them to take part in the
banquet in Jupiter's temple, according
to the ancient custom, withdrew, every
one of them, to Thur, so that nobody
was left at Rome to play during the sac
riioes. This incident shocked the reli-
gious sentiment of the senate, and the
senators sent messengers to invite the in
habitants of Thur to make every effort
in order that the players should be re-
stored to the Romans. The Tiburtines,
having promised not to neglect any
thing necessary for that purpose, caused
the flute players to come to the place
where the senate met and exhorted them
to go back to Rome Seeing that they
could not prevail upon them to do so,
they employed a strategem in keeping
with their character.
On day of festival, under pretext
that music would increase the joy of the
feast, every citizen invited the flute
players individually to his house, and
wine, of which people of that profession
are usually fond, was given to them in
such quantities that they fell into a
deep sleep They were then thrown into
wagons and transported to Rome. They
only became aware of what had hap
pened on the day after, when dawn
surprised them lying ON the carts,
which had been left in the forum. A
large crowd had assembled, and they
were induced to promise that they would
remain at Rome. The right of attend
ing the banquets was restored to these
flute players. New York Tribune
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OlCOtt.

The Houghton cottages at Lake Mo
rey are now offered for sale. See advt.
on first page. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Ellis buried
their year and half old babe last week
1t was sick but few days with chol-
era infantum.
Carroll Ellis moved into one of Rug
giles cottages on the N. H., side this
week.
Livingstone e Kaufman have dis
solved partnership in their store, Liv,
ingstone taking his goods away to the
Hall where he will sell at private sale.
His horse which was large, valuable
one was taken sick during the day and
died at night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kaufman had a
daughter born on the 2lst inst.
Two cousins of Mrs. Kaufman came
from Germany last week.
Tom Gould and Sarah Cook of STRAIT.
ford were married at the home of the
bride last week. They have gone on a
journey for couple of weeks prepare
tory to settling down to domestic life.
May they haye pleasant and success
full journey through life together.
Mrs. Leslie Hodgkins is in very poor
health.
Prudence Cambridge and George
Hill while riding on their wheels about
nine O'Clock in the evening collided,
throwing her to the ground and iniur
ing her spine, but she is improving at
present.
Mrs. McBriar and sons have been
visiting at Post Mills.
Mrs. Frank Marston has gone to
Bethlehem.
The grist mill at Norwich depot was
burned Saturday evening.
Mr.. Bagley will deliver coal at Olcott
this week for 81 90 per ton. a...
Rev. r. S Chase made call here
during commencement week. tf
Mrs. Hannah Broughton, over nine
ty years of age, is visiting her son here
She is remarkably preserved for her
years. -
John Dickinson has left the employ
of Chas. Hazen.
Simon Jacobs is at Lebanon this
week to assist in caring for his uncle,
who is very i'll. AS
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

The Town Superintendent of Schools
and the County Examiner of Teachers have
arranged to hold public examinations of
teachers in Orange County as follows:
Bradford, August 18th and 18th.
Williamstown, August 18th and 10Th.
Randolph Center. August 18th and 18th.
Thetford Hill, August goth and 2lst.
Chelsea, August 22d and 23d.
East Corinth August oath and 25th.
All persons without certificates wishing
to teach the fall or winter terms should at
tend one of these examinations.
Examination will begin at 8 O'Clock a. nj.
each day.
FRED (. PRICHARD,
40 County Examiner of Teachers.
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Our name is old, but our goods are new.
And if you'll Just call we'll just prove to you
That at Prichard & Hays you always can
find
just what you want at any time
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A Coincidence.

Mrs. Janson said to Mrs. Lammis in
perfect confidence, "Do you know mine
is the prettiest baby in the world?''
well, really, now, what coin
cidencel" said Mrs. Lammis. $50 is
miner'-London Culver
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A Million Friends.

A friend in need is friend indeed. and
Just such friend in DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption. coughs and colds
If you have never used this great cough
medicine, one trial will convince you that
it has wonderful curative powers in all dis
eases of throat, chest and lungs. Each bot
tie is guaranteed to do all that is claimed
or money will be refunded. Trial bottles
free at A. T. CLARKE's drug store. Large
bottles SOC. and S1.00.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-07-27
RICHLY REWARDED

With improved health. No bad effects of
sore mouths result from the use of the vi
orator, such as follow the use of cocaine,
etc. TO those in want of artificial teeth we
will give perfect satisfaction in every case
also particular attention paid to the natural
teeth. Ali work warranted equal to any
done in the state. 37tf
,y-Office over Doe Bros, Bradford, Vt.
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A Reprieve of Ten Years

An average business mans life can easily
be heightened ten years by the occasional
use of Ripan Tabules. Do y0u know any
one who wants those ten years?
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
vfduIer Sauber."

Ser Ne8er 2Cbra6am g6iuip5 puroc
9eltern unter Dem &erOadt, eth G6leicbz
6teb gu letn, in 0aft gcnommen. Die
YoLt3i1ten Burns un6 Hoicnt6al brad5ten
tbn nocb Der Capitalization, ipo ite in ber
Sai9e ie;nc5 llebcr5icber5 Elm 8unb
S9liiiiel unO eincn &e0olper fan6en. 9(ls
1c ietne onocren Gaidben ebenfalS D%ifttiren
tpoutelt, protcitirte or nit benz 8emerfen,
baB CT Reili8e SaGen 81 lcinem perl6nz
lidbcn S9uB Bel iib TRACE u116 nic6t NOTE,
oaB unberufene 6dnbe bicielben berii0ren
iolten. Damn le8te ct nabeinonDcr Sic
fol8enben 0e8enitdnDe ouf ben Slid: cinen
egDptiiben SALESMAN, etnen tnotid6cu
0ltfitein, Sic ReBbout zines Ginbe5, einen
0alcnfuB, Die SpiBe zines 6jri9gepei65
un6 Elm bineiiides @ebet. g8ie e5 lcbeilt,
paren allc bieie toitbaren 0e8enftGnoe
ntDt i'm Stanoe, ben yte9cr gegen Gerbafz
tun8 5u i6iiBcn. SeIbit Ser bette Sails
ma fam in unierem materteuen .3eitalter
nic9t meRr beiteben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Gntfihrt.
Innie HITLER miro gefairoen oehaIten, un
ihre mutter III peranIoheu, ntbt 9c9en
etnen DEB ais 5eu9iu auf5us
treten,

Mnnie WftQer, bic Is Sabre aIte To6ter
Der in ISL Wtilton Qlbe. n%o6nbaften Trau
Mtiler, tpurbe Dor neun Gagen eutfiDrt,
uno stpar, neil bic @ntfiibrer ourcb bic
@efangcnDaltung oes WtdocbenS bic W5utter
bellelben Deranlaflen lpolleu, ntht ais
!3eugtn geger einen 0ieb por @eridbt auf1
3utretcn. Die Gntfibrung geicbob am
Sonntag 2lben0 Dor elmer Woc6e, ais
Qnnie, pelcbe in einem Oaule al Mitpr
Str. ais OienitmGb6sn belhGfttgt mar,
iib auf benz g8ege 3u ibrer Ofutter befanD.
Trau WtiQer, cine @ittme, lit bon Summer
gdns gebeugt 1no bat Sic Bolt3et Der
Capitalization uuo Der Station an Der 50.
@Dica8o Qpe. eriu6t, tbr CUR @ieocrer=
lan8ung ibrer Gohter bebtIfli6 Gil icin.
Srau Mtaer ioa 8egen eincn g%etpiIien
6enrD &ogel bon ia Qluftin Npe., Ben Tie
beobacbtet bate, ais CT etncm tbrer 9fabe
barn Dor etpa 3tpei Wo1en eiuc 11br itab[,
Dor @eri6t 3eugniB able8er. 6ageL iiBt
jeBt in Der GountDzSatl, utb geftern
Nbenb murbe au3 elmer ieincr brei Briber
nerbaftet.
Die @ebrit6er RageI mobnen in ia
Nuitin 0pe. unO itno 0er BOIi5ei ais 0iebe
tpoblbetannt. G8 itebt 3iemLicb feft, baB
Nnnie W2iIer bon ben auf freien TiBen
beftnOItden 8ri6ern be5 oerbafteten Sea-
gel entfii6rt tpurbe, 3u bem 3pede, I'm Oaz
Ourcb auf Trau Mtuer etnen Orltd Dabtn
auSauuben, baB ite nidt ais 3eu9in eegcn
0enrp &ageL a%uftritt. Trau Watuer bat
weni8itens bon 6enrD 9a9eG einen 8rtef
erbdlten, in weGdbem Der SAreiber ia9t,
0aB Qlnnte in Sreibeit 0eiebt perben tpiiroe,
lobal6 STRAIT WfiQer Iib bereit ertl6re,
ouf sic Q~tbIegung tbres 3eusniiies ee9e ben
gerbafteten GIT b%er3icbteu.
Die Boli3ei iubt g%e9entpdrtig nob elmer
Trau 8eattp, IpeIae fritber in 104 Norbz
Beoriaitr. wobnte, un6 Del9s angebIi4
Oas ihr Don ben 8riiOern Ragel 3usefiibrte
Wdbben ~8efan8en bGIt.
Nnnte MtQer, boS entfibrte WfG6den,
1T 5 SUB groB, 1T blDnb unb bat blaue
Nu8en. Sic trG8t ei1en rotbcn SUIT unb
Elm grimes Gletb nit rotben Stretfen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Stdott1hes.
An8ebIid unoeicbIih re9iftrirt.
Die RepubIifaner erpirfen RoftsbefebIc
9e9en cine 2EuaahI Don oemofras
tifben ~Stimm9ebern.

Die Jtepublifaner lin6 in BEN IeBten Ta7
gen eiTrig bemitDt 9etpeIen, gegen i6re
polttl16en @e8ncr Stlmmung Gil maden,
lnbem ite 81 a0erlei 8eibnloi9ungeu ibre
3ufluc9t na0men, u1b Die Sttmmgeber
9laubeu macbcu, baB Die 0emofraten
ftc9 alerlet unerlaubter Mon0ner ibulbig
ger1a9t 6Gtten, nm ben @aDLiteg gu err
ringen. S0ren 8emii6ungen mach bieIer
9ficbtung bin 1eBten lie gcftern @beno Die
Grone auf, inbem tie Die 0u5fertigung
ctner groBen Q(nSoDL bon 6oftS6efe0len
ge9en bemotratii9e Stimmgeber llnter Der
9Infla9e Der u~ngeieBIic5et 9fe9iltrirun9
peranlaBten.
8eretts an 0pnnerftag bate 0ttcbter
Grentan0 auf Beralla1iung Der 0(nmQlte
8. 8. MtQiomS uub 6. 6. Nnt6onD gcgell
ctpa 40 OentofrQten SQft5befcDLe nuSgefer>
ti8t unb bieielben Dem Glerf 0riscoQ einz
gebGnbi8t, pelcbcr ieinerieits bieieIben Benz
Gri1ninalgericbtSclerf Sc6ubert sur Nus7
fibrung cinlauot8te. 6err SCHUBERT be-
5etcbucIe bic 6oftSbefeble iebo9 ais poLiz
tiicbe 0ofumente un6 CAB bieielben all
0rj9col 5uriif. 0eltern 0labmitto9 for>
bertcn bic Mnip6lte Der 2lnfla9e BON 9ticbter
8rentano Die Grlcbt8ung Der 8~eicbperbcn,
aber Glert 9riScou unb bic 6aftSbefeble
tparen nid6t sur SteQc. Jficbter 8rentano
ricbtetc ieinen .3orn ieBt gcgen 6errn
SbNbert, neil DericLbe Die 6aftS6efeb(e
rjbt reipeftirt bate, unb peripracb cine
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