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bacco, this year, and has the larger part of it housed He has about two acres.
NEW PRESTON.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY. l Several city guests are at B. Griswold's.
 Dea k. Wightman of New Britain, with his wife and daughter, are guests at E. H. Beardsloy's.
 Miss Ida J. Gardner of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., is visiting her friend, Mrs A. H. BolIea, at H. NJ. BoIles's.
 Mrs J. H. Marcy of Litchfeld visited at Mrs A. E. CorniDg's the latter part of last week.
 Tie fair and supper given by the La, dies Sewing Society, at the church par lors and on the church lawn, on Wednes- day afternoon of last week, resulted in fair receipts and some profit, but not as great as other affairs of like kind in previous years The day was cool for ice cream and lemonade but the peanut, con- i fectionery and picture counters were well l patrouizod, while the sale of fancy ar l sices was in proportion to the attend auce, Prof G. W. Hart of Brooklyn, N. l Y., with his s6ereopticon, interested the l people on the lawn in the evening with l display of 50 or more of his ffae views of 1 different places in different states which ne had taken, including Niagara Fall and New Preston. Prof Hart deserves hear ty vote of thanks and more for his will liDgness, this season, to add to the enter tainment of this place,
 Mir Mansfield and wife of New Haven are passing two weeks at Mrs L. M. 1 Sperry's.
 Sherman Cogsweu and wife passed three days of last week at Saratoga Springs, \. I.
 Parties are arriving weekly at J. B. i SCiIlson's for recreation and true comfort and hospitality. Among recent arrivals are Mir Crofut with his wife, child and nurse, of the Bassett house, Birmingham.
 Col E. E. Johnson feels obliged, this season, to be at his shop daily for the ac- commodation of his patrons. As ton- sorial artist the colonel is hardly excelI- cd.
 We are pleased to note that Ernest ! Black is much improved in health and hopes soon to resume his work at Wash ington Depot.
 Mrs H, M. Bolles is absent on her an- nual attendance at camp meeting at Plain- vile.
 The condition of J. s. Gum has im- proved for two weeks.
 Hon fl. o, AveriII, with s. H. Clark of Marbledale, arrived home on Wednesday of last week with two carloads of cows, springers, from Vermont. MT and Mrs F. s. Humphrey of Litch- field visited at Dea George s. Humph- rey's, last week.
 It is reported t! at Henry Calhoun will occupy the house soon to be vacated by Prime Wright.
 Mrs c. K. Lennon was considered most seriously ill, last week, but is now thought to be much better.
 F. E. Brague and friend of Danbury passed last week at his fathers house.
 Mrs E. A. Futile and her stepfather, MT Kinney of New York City, are visit ing at H. NJ. Bolles'.
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MAY CALL A PASTOR.

The members of the Congregational church are requested to meet in the lec- ture room of the church after the service, next Sunday morning, to take action in regard to hiring pastor. A full meet ing is desired.
 There was a wedding at St Andrew's' last Sunday evening, at the close of the regular service. Miss Josephine NJ, Smith and Enea Brenna, both of Kent, being the contracting parties. Although the time of the wedding was not general ly known enough of the friends of the parties knew it to fill the church to the doors. All day Sunday the weather had been threatening and grave fears were entertained that the brides day would be lowry. But just before the lime set for the ceremony the clouds rolled away and the full moon came out in all it's beauty, flooding the earth wi5h it's silvery light and adding joy to the happy occasion. Mir and Mrs Brenna started on their bri- dal tour, Monday morning, by the 10 B train. They intend to visit New Haven, New York, Niagara Falls, Quebec and Montreal, returning by way ofthe Thous, and Islands, the St Lawrence river and the great lakes.
 The boys have been trying to get enough people together, tha past two weeks, to play baseball, but go far their efforts have been unayailing. They have 4 good ball field laid out back or the Con gregational cemetery and would like to
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required table cloths, boat sails and hats to be close reefed.
WARREN.
AT THE POsTOFFICE.

Unclaimed letters: P. F. SpauIding, Miss Grace Sutherland, A. l.. Lendall, Hon. Howard Ferguson, Jr., Miss Leo- pold Maitland, Patrick Murphy, Herbert Leach, Jerome Willard, 5. Woodruff, c. T. Waters.
 Edward Sackett, with newly married wife, has gone back to New York or rather to New Jersey, where, for the present his home is to he.
 Merchant Comstcck no longer takes hurtleberries. He has been receiving chem constantly for three or four weeks, but closed taking ia on Thursday, August 20. The quantity produced here this year is unprecedented, and still the pickers were at work through last week.
 Some of the boarders and visitor ghave left town.
 Mir Anzerim had a span of horses run away from New Preston depot during the week. The driver, after unhitchiDg his team to start for him nome, went to the rear end of the wagon, and threw in the tie rope. One of the horses is very sensitive, and has taken his liberty be- fore. The span started and the driver was unable to get aboa.d. The wagon was demolished The horses cleared themselves from it and were stopped on the way to New Preston by brave lady.
 The rains have made such havoc on the roads that the roadmakers are busy re- pairing in places. The first selectman, Mir Strong, is doing his best to make them passabIe and even better on the road going west from the postontce.
 The oat crop is nearly all in, and there are few farmers who are not quite through haying. The change in the weather has been favorable for out of i door work.
 somnus, personffed ao the God of Sleep, a brother of Death and a Son of Night, quickly comes to the tired and weary body and jaded mind, and more clothing is allowable.
 Thursday, here, last week, was gem of day. In the forenoon it was almost impossible to discover the least feck of a cloud, and the air was tonic to such as enjoyed the pleasure of being out in it.
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Eczema All Her Life.

Here is another case showing that there are few remedies which cure deep seated blood diseases. Eczema is one of the most obstinate blood troubles. s. $. $. wipes out completely this dis ease, as well as all other evidences of impure blood whether obstinate or mild.
 There are few men better known all over DeKalb county than Mr>E. D. Jen- kins who resides at Iithouia Georgia. He is the owner of quarry of the celebrated I,ithonia granite, which is so extensively used i'll several States, and is acknowledged to have no superior as paving stone. His family has lived in Dekalb for forty years and everybody knows them.
 Ever since she was a year old, he said, in a recent interview, ''ny daughter, Ida, has suffered from Ec- zema, and have never heard of a worse case of this dreadful disease. Fov thlr-
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and will give close attention to the busi- ness at this stand. This has been busy place in past years, but Mr Wetmore's failing health necessitated the change.
 Charles Hurd, who was so severely in jured some time ago, is now able to get about by the use If crutchea. He has drivcn to tho milk factory several times of laty, and his friends are pleased to see him out again.
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MORRIS.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO E. A. ALVORD.
 E. A. AIyord met with a serions acci- dent few days ago. As he was going through a set of bars, with a load of grain, the load slipped of, throwing him upon 8 wall and breaking his hip. A broken bone and house full of summer boarders is not sthe pleasantest of con- binations, and Neighbor AIvord has the sympathy of us all.
 R.W. Skilton has been absent for some days on trip to the AdiEondacks.
 The Misses Lathrop, of Bridgeport, are the guests of Miss Sarah Babbitt.
 Miss Mary Smith Of Naugatuch has been spending few days with Miss E. NJ. Mason.
 The Sunday school held it's picnic, as proposed, at Mrs Loveland's grove. A delightful time is reported, with the usual accompaniment of nor 'wester that
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rIHLtC SPIRITED CITIZEN.

A IT bLlC Nk AktA 4 t1I' SA t<1'-N's
 E. K. Ro.sitcr has had all the elm trees in town scraped and deluged with petroleum, to prevent the elm bug from making further dcpredations.
 Ronulus Ford, of Hartford, has been guest of bis cid-time friend, c. B. Maaon.
 The infant son of MT and Mrs L.. A. Mason, who vas quite poorly for a time, IS now better,
 Mrs Frank Anderson has returned from her stay at Fishers Island, aa cook i for the Misses Seccumb and Van Ingcn.
 Mr and Mrs Edward Price, of Fair Haven, have been spending few days at T. C. Jordan's. Some cooler days have been sent, but the boarders and city people have not yet begun to depart, The rides and pie nic parties to the lakes, Steep .Rock sand other groves, are AS lively as ever. ! Ernest Black, the popular barber, who has been sick at his home in New Pres ton, has returned to his shop.
 The ball game between Morris and Washington, on Saturday, resulted in B rto in favor of Washington. ucrm@n Avc7iu and Sam Clark drove 45 cows from southbury last week. ] Fred Brinsmade, who was i'll with ap- pcndicitia, is out again.
 Mrs eayitt Brinsmade, who has been i'll long time, still remains about the same.
 Mir and Mrs F. C. Clark spent last Wednesday night with Eugene Wards family, at Roxbury.
 Robert Richmond, uncle of Wallace and Slae Richmond, has been on a shor! visit to them.
 Washington Fire Co. were out prac- tIcing last Wednesday evening.
 Frank Anderson is putting an addition on his house, c. F. Fonn doing the work
 R. J. Watts and two sons are rusticat ing at Mt Tom Lake for few days. l
 The Lutheran Swedes held fair and festival at the Town hall last Wednesday A pleasant time was enjoyed, and about l SI30 realized for the church.
 c. N. Beach of Church Hill, and his sister, Miss F. Amanda Beach of Second Hill, were in Stepney on Thursday last and attended he funeral of their cousin the late Luman 5. Beach.
 Lewis H. Calhoun, son of Edwin Cal houn, has graduated with honors from Eastman's business college at Pough keepsie, and has taken position witt Valentine BohI, the wholesale beef deal CT, at Waterbury.
 Gustavus Carlson has fine crop of to
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play, Saturday of this week, if enough will volunteer to form the hines.
 Malaria has attacked the Italian camp and about 40 men are down with it.
 William B. Slosson of Bridgeport was in town over Sunday, visiting his parents.
 Louis St John of Bridgeport was in town a couple of days, last week.
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JOHN MORIARTY &
 co.
 Proprietors ofthe Waterbury Furniture CO.,,

The immense increase in our business shows that the people appreciate our we'll knoRn methods of doing business. Every customer is an advertiser when he or she is used well When you can buy with absolute confidence it makes buying easy.
 Ourgoods are delivered free to any part of Connecticut. 5O.ooO square feet of hoor space gives you an opportunity of seeing the :. rgestvariety oiITonse Furnishing goods be t n New York and Boston. You will sp- pl,, . te Us ii you only get acquainted with ,aet tnoughness of our methods and the i'm nense -tock we ( ury for you to select We bring the muR,l, olthe world to your very doors.
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WASHINGTON.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.

AMONG THE CHURCHES,
 Rev Mir Breckenridge preached at the Congregational church in the morning, last Sunday. Prof Raymond gave the fourth Of his series of addres es upon the PsaIms at o'clock.
 Mir Orsman, of D@nbury, held service Ut the Methodist church both afternoon and evening.
 State Secretary Hall is expected tc hold Sunday school convention at the Methodist church, in the near future.
 Rev MT Angell preached to a full house at the Town hall, Sunday evening
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TT%TT
DEATH OF DEY0 BOLT.
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Your correspondent is sorry to have to note the death of Deyo Bolt whose face has been for so many years familiar to the people of Kent. Although he was ec- centric and peculiar in his ways, his hon. esty and his upright character made him respected by all who knew him. Mr Bolt died, Thursday afternoon, August 20, and was buried in the Episcopal cem- etery, Saturday.
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AN ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE,

Contractor Ellsworth Fenn is rushing the work along on the new residence of Perry Anderson, which will be one of the best houses yet erected in the Village of Washington Depot. The dimensions of the house are 32x38. It is of the cottage style of architecture, and will contain aix r0oms. X broad veranda will extend across the entire front of the house.
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NEEDLESS WOMEN.

rhey Pay. a Sad Penalty for TheiT Neg iecA
 If women only needed first symp toms-nervousness, backache, head ache, lassltude, loss of appetite and
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-28

careless. or their physician is to blame, and they drift into some distressing female disease. The Vegetable Com. pound at once removes ali irregulari- ties of the monthly period; infam' nation, alteration and displacement of the womb, and all female troubles. All druggists have it. Write to Mrs. Pinlzham az Lynn, Mass, if you wish for advice, which she will give yon free.
 '' should not be alive to-day, if t had net been for Lydia E. Piulzhan's Vegetable Compound was suffering greatly from nm attack of female weakness, and nothing I had trieS could give me relief; when by ths advice of friend began the Conn pound. After using it two months I was different girl, and now at the end #of six I am entirely cured. ''- ARs. ANNIa KIRKLAND, Patchogue, | |
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& Sons on Railroad street, below tEe depot.
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LitcbficId Couoty News
ROXBURY

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
 It was a rare treat on Sunday morning to hear a solo so cxquisitely rendered as was orc by Miss Jessie Henson of New York. Miss Henson ia well known in town and during her summer vacations spent here, very willingly sings, to the great pleasure of her many friends. Par ticularly was her sweet voice appreciat, ed in the onertory, Sunday morning. Also MT Blakeslcc of New Haven sang two bass solos very acceptably, at the same service, thus aiding the choir ma tcrially in the anthems rendered.
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sleep; palpi- tation, melan. choly, blues, etc., and at once removed the cause with
 Lydia E. A Pinkham's Vegetable
 Com
 pound, lfIIIi l+lI-7I
 thera 
 would be much lesg
 suffering. But they are
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WATERBURY FUR
 NITURE CO.,,

I35 to IH4 E. MA X ST., WATERBURY, COIN.
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Edward Sackett, with newly married wife, has gone back to New York or rather to New Jersey, where, for the present his home is to he.
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A NEW INDUSTRY AT THE FALLS

Tine report is going the rounds that the mill formerly owned by Jay Tyrren X Son is soon to be put in motion to grind silica. The proprietor, Mir Jones, has purchased large quarry of Mrs Catha- rinc Lyman of Flagg Swamp. Your cor respondent hopes it is true, as it will help out the idle ones.
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E. K. Rossitcr has had ali the elm trees in town scrapod and deluged with petroleum, to prevent the elm bug from making further dcpredati0ns.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-28

Gustavus Carlson has a fine crop of to-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
CANADA.
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1875"
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unb @ntibliiiie, bic elmer 0ffentLicben &rtz
tit nibt unterlieqen; mas er getban bat,
lit ftber iein gutes, manufacturers Ge9t.
Warum aber mlr6e Bic auffdQige @unlt,
bic er 3u eriuetien fir ri6tig belt, lofort
tpieoer Elm 3ei9en gu 3drtlicben NotiSben,
bic NIT 6er 9ei6i6tliben Wa6rbett ntbt
bic geri19ite @emeinibaft baben? 2. Btr
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Sole Ga 8ele alliance unb auf benz Wtez
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am ieb3ebnten SUM 1915 beftanoig Dieoerz
bolte: ,,Wir baben gel9lagen, Die YreuBen
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auf ben Ndmen bes Oorfes gBaterloo gu
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mem 8eribt Nues that, UNI it6 bic 6aupt7
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tnnern uns, mie Qot9ar 8u6er bic 9euts
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8eue alliance iemaLs bic SAla6t bel 0as
terloo su nenuen unb Der S6minbelname
@aterloo ruff uns nur bie S6md6 in's
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grobe 8ismards @ere6rerin 1T, bate in bic
fem 3uIammenbange audi IN GolgenOes err
innern foqen.
g1o9 gu 2eb5eiten bes 9rdiibenten @are
fielb ri9tete i'm 2aufe Oes Sabres 1881 bei@
fen @taatsmini1ter Blaine auf Sarftelo's
@eranlaFung an bic Regierung bes beutfhen
&ei9s ienes f9One S9reiben, tporin Die
8lutsoernanoten bes @enerdl @teuben ELM
9elaben purben, gu Der am 10. Sttober ienes
eSabres 5tattfinbenben Seier bes bunbertften
oSubrestaqes Der 1ebergabe Yorttopn's, gu
pel6er General Gteuben 10 rubn1ooa mitgez
pirft, als Suite Der l1nion beriiber5utOm-
men. Rei6stan3ter 8ismard ri4tete Oaruuf
ar ben alien &aiisr @iIbelm !. iensn pra4s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

Der oeSQinois Staats5eitung" nit Der oeut=
i9en 5eitreoe, Die pabre 9tiirme BON 8eiz
fan entfefTelte unO als Der 9lan5punft bes
Syeites be3ei9net perben muB.
Jnpalioeuheim.
Sn 2afabette i'm Staate SnSianu
tpurbe am 4. SuGi bas Snpalioenbsim ots
@taates Snbiuna eingetpeibt. Die lleberz
gabe an ben Stat i'm Namen bes 8ere
naltungsratbes erfolgte bur9 Sen. Sus. If.
garnaban. 9ouberneur CLAUDE Mdtt6eps
nabm bas 6etm i'm Namen bes Staates an
unD bielt cine biibi9e 8eoe. Damn tpuroe
bic @inpeibung fir ben 8e6rau3 Der Snz
baliben boIl5ogen. Nnipra9en puroen ge@
balten bon Sen. 2elp Maaace, Sen. Span
90. @alter, Srau Marp Simms, Prdioentin
bes %. 81. g., Srau @aa y. Spbp, Prdlt@
bentin Der Oamen Der s.. 81. SC. BON Snz
oiana unb Mnberen. SauIenbe BON Sir
germ uno Sremben tpobnten Der 5eter bet.
Gine srpBe puruoe biirgerli4er 9eieaidaf@
ten unb @ereine unb Elm Seuerpert am Mbeno
bilbeten einen She'll bes 8rogrumms.
Dc~rbdneni6poGles OuelI.
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fan6 @umftag Morgen elm Duen
nit tDDtli9em Nusgang tatt. Did
younger bega6 ii4 in Die Stabt unS oar
~6etrunten. DIS er bic Siart oeeIieB, i6pR
er feline 9itole ab. Der SpprzM aribal
$. $. 9armon betieg Elm gfoB urb jagEe binz
ter gunser fer. Cine Stunoe ipdter purz
ben 6eioe MGnner cine Meile bon Der Stabt
tobt aufgefunbsn. 9eioe iparea bur3's
6era gef6oFen unh MIR cine &ammer in
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liam younger, Elm 8ruber Oid's, puroe Dor
bier ScSa6ren in NbairbtQe BON Dates Batter
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bitten. 6armon tDbtete bor %einigen Sabren
3tpei Ntdnner in Sennefee. @r mar Der
ein3ige Mann, Der felt Subren in Ioair9tqe
ais 9eamter bic Srbnung aufre4t gu erhal>
ten bermp9te.
Don Chicago ua6 UcD Qorf.
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tpel9er an porigen Sonntag Nbeno 9 u3-
BON Gbicago na9 Sem Yort per 3peiraf
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9ta9mittag 3 ubr 81 Minuten in SEEM Yorf
angefommen. @r f6lug ben &ecoro nit
4 Stun9en 54 Minuten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
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Srau 9arriet 8eeber Stope, 'bie @erfaf=
1erin bon Uncle Sons Cabin, 1T am
Mittpo9 Mittug in 9artforb, Conn, gez
Itorben. Mttglisber Der Sanlilie umitanz
ben i6r Ster6ebett.
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i4er @e1anbter fir Guatemala uno !9on@
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ooSpnes BON 8eorgia.
General ". st. 2atpton bon SaDdnna6,
@a., lit 9onneritug i'm Sanitarium gu
Clifton Springs i'm Staate Stem gprf sgez
1torben. 4m Dorigen Sreitag erlitt er einen
99laganfaa, pOn benz er ii9 ni9t mebr err
bolte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
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rii9te BON elmer abermaligen &abinetstriiis
i'm nmlauf gepeien unb in ben WanOelgGnz
gen bes 3ei9stagsgebGubes fdnben Die iiber@
trte6enIten 9erii6te 9lauben. Snoef1en
BADEN @rfunDigungen, pel4e an glaubniirz
bigen Ste1en einge3ogen puroen, ge5etgt,
baB nit Musnabme bes bereits gemelOeten
Hidtrtttes bes 6anbelsmintters, Sreiberrn
BON 8erlepf9, bis CUR Ridfebr bes &atfers
feline peiteren Nenberungen itattfinben per=
ben.
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iammentritt, perben einige anbere 8abinetsz
d%nberungen ftattfinben.
Ser &aifer lit fe6r aufgebra9t iiber Die
%dltffaaenoen pdrlamentdrii9en MiBerfolge,
nel9e Der &riegsmint1ter, General 8ron>
fart BON S9elenborff unb Der &ultusmt=
niiter Or. BON 8pfe pGbrenb Der berfloffez
men Seffion auf3upet1en BADEN, unb iibrtz
gems feblt es gar febr an einem bdrmonti4en
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langfdm unb tonieroatio, pd6renb bic 8ipiz
i9en benz preuBif9en S~tnan5miniiter Or.
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ite9enbe @iferiu9t unb bic bon Mnoern gez
gen ben Staatsfefretdr bes Snnern, Or.
bon 8oettf9er, gebegte Seinof9aft bic
S6ulo an aderlei ~Geibungen tragen.
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ni6t gum beten beiteGt lit. Man peiB
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StanO feBen m0ge, i'm Nmte gu berbGsi6en.
grin5 2ubipig bon 8aDern, Der bur6 Tein,
b%etannte Mfostauer &ebe, in Der er booeosn
protefttrte, baB Die bort our &~r0nunqSfeier
anfpefenoen benti3en Sitrften gum @efoloe
oes prtn5en 9einri9 BON preuBen qebDrten.
tn gan5 Seuti3lanb 10 groBes Nufieben err
regt bat, bat nit benz &aifer in &te[ cine
unterrebung gebabt. OieIelbe mar bur6
ben 8ater Bring 2ubpiq's, ben
prtn3regenten 2uitpoIb, gu @tanbe qebro6t
tporben nnb bauerte 20 Minuten, Ser
&atier mar benz 9rinaen eegeniiber fiibl unb
5uriidbaltenb nnb briidte teinen bireften
SaOel iiber bic fenfationeGe Mosfauer Meb.
bes Prinaen aus.
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bel ietr1sm &egimente in Nugsburq gu bleiz
ben, bat Der Prina BON Ieinem Batter 8ez
febl erbalten, fi4 auf feline unguriI6en @iiz
ter gu begeben, mas nit elmer Nrt 0erbanz
hung qlei3bebeutenb lit.
Die neneite 9buie Der 9ueGfrage 1T, buB
Der &aifer Derfiigt bat, baB iebe @erlebuna
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