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Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-10
DISTINCTIONS IN SOCIETY.

IL is the misfortune OF most towns and VII
lagos, that certain distinctions, not predc-
ated in merit, are set up and maintained,
highly injurious to social peace and com
fort. These distinctions are generally sus-
tanned on the ground of honorable an-
cestry OF of wealth. on the one hand; and
of humble origin or:poverty ON the other
We say generally" but this is not always
the case. In the ranks Of what is caimed
as ''good society" "you will sometimes meet
with men aud fcmales who have neither
parentage or wealth to recommend them.
The introduction of such persons to the
"high" circles is commonly effected by
fashionable llcentlousness and dissipation.
These give nearly as high claim to men,
bership ia f'good society,"" as actual wealth
and an honorable pedigree Often have
we seen ladies and gentlemen, who claim
to possess the most honorable characters,
and to give tone to society, engaged, tete q
fete, with others as their honoled associates
who were known to be dissolute, nay odi-
ously iceniious in their habits; and this
without blush!
According TO he scale of distinctions of
which as the conservators Of fashion in gen
eral, but as the examples, ofientimes of
religion and morals. Between them and
the poor, or persons OF moderate fortunes
or men who get an honest living by the
sweat of their brow, there is 'sgreat gulf
fixed" the lines are carefully drawn, and
no one must approach to pass it with a
view to claim an honorable notice, al his
peril Such state of things we think is
greatly to be lamented. 1t fosters the
spirit of hate in community, and sets
neighbors at variance with neighbors.-
There is but one way that this evil can be
cured, and this is, that every real friend of
good order and virtue resolve for hmselfto
know no other distinctions in his inter-
course with society, but such as are predi-
Gated on merit Let the rich man of merit
be honored as much as the poor man of
merit and no more. Let green bag or
yardstick afford no higher claims to respect
than the OK goad and the hand saw. Let
the vicious, however wealthy their parents
may have been, or however rich they NAV
be themselves, be regarded with as much
contempt, dread and abhorence,as any 9TH
erintemperate person who staggers in rags.
If every good citizen would make this a rule
of his own actions, there would very soon
come an end to those artificial and Fictitious
distinctions in society, which are the af1ic-
ton and curse Of most of our towns. Nor
ourselves, we care not whether a man is
dressed in broadcloth, or in home spun;
whether lady firts in silk or tolls in
chequered apron; whether citizen pcddles
his opinions on law, measures tape, holds
plough or shoyes foreplane: ifhe or she
is possessed of intelligence and sustains
good character, that person shall command
our respect, ,---all different characters, our
pity and condemnation. And may the
Lord help us to carry this rule into invari-
able application. Who will join us7 [Gos-
pei Banner.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-10
VOL III.
THE TELEGRAPH.
Is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
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Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-10

meat drest in every mans cellar lyes his
beere; and the best mems purses keep a
penny for him to spend
The following advertisement was cut
from an old paper in which it actually ap-
peared, and as it affords an amusing speci-
men of ankee wit, we think it will bear a
republication.
To be sold by
NICHOLAS BRANCH,
AT His Refractory, west end of the bridge,
Providence,
SOLID ARGUMENTS.
Consisting of
Bread, Butter, Cheese, Ham Eggs, Salmon,
Oysieis, &c.
AGrrATIoNs,
Cider, Vinegar, salt, Pickles, Sweet Oil &c.
GRIEVANCES,
Pepper-sauce, Mustard Black pepper,
Cayenne.
PUNIsHMENTs,
Wine, Brandy, Gin, Spirits, ,Bitters, Porter.
suPERFLUITIEs,
Snnff, Tobacco, and Cigars
N. B. Any Of the above articles to be
exchanged for
NEcEssARIEs, viz:
French Crowns, Spanish dollars, Pista-
reens, Cents or Bank Bills.
/ Credit given for payments, 90, so, and
80 seconds, or as long as man can hold
his breath.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-10

GRACE AFTER MEAT.-One day, at the
table of the late DR.. Pearse, Dean Of
Ely, just as the cloth was being removed,
the subject of discourse happened to be
that Of an extraordinary mortality among
the lawyers. 'We have lost, said gem
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-10
MIsCEL | AMEO US.

A SMART PEDLAR. A meinber of one
Of the learned professions was driving his
his dennet along the road at footing in
: Surrey, when he overlook a pedlar with
his pack, and inquired what he had TO SELL
the man produced among other things, a
pair of cotton braces, for which he asked
sixpence. The gentleman paid the money,
and then said, you have, suppose, H.
cense? Yes was the reply hcsitaingIy.
Il should like to see it, After some fur
ther delay it was produced My good fell
low, all's right, | see. Now as ] don't
want these things, yon shall have them "a
gain for three-pence.' The bargain was
struck; but how surprised was the gentleman
to find summons 10 attend the county
Magistracy, sitting at Croydon.
The gentleman was convicted in the full
penaltyfor selling goods ON the kings high
way without hawker's license.
= A little boy, about four years of age, lay
very still one morning after nights sleep,
as if in, deep thought His parents watch
ed him for some time. At length his moth
er said to him-'George my dear what are
you thinking about?' 'Why, mother, said
George, how many kinds offirc are thereP
How many kinds of fire? why only one,
my SON. why yes there is,' continued
the boy, there are four kinds 'How
will you make that out?' WELL said he,
first there is wood fire, then there is a
coal fire, then there is campfire, and then
there is-there is 'Well, what is your
fourth my son7' There is fire aoay like
fury.
An unfortunate married man was very
i'll used by his Xantippe; he was even
treated with an occasional lhrashing His
friends rallied him upon this, and at last
spurred HIM on to declare that he would
make an effort to be master. One day, not
long after, his better half was so furious
that he found himself compelled to seek
shelter under the table. Just at this mo-
ment the voices of his friends were heard
in the passage. sCome out, come out.
cried the wife, fearful of an exposure.
1 sNo, No. cried the husband in triumph;
come out .vindeed not I---PH show for once
that 1 am masier'
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-10

BEGGARs IN oLpEN TIME.-There is a
curious description Of the life of beggar
lin the time Of Elizabeth, in the "Belman
of London, published in 1908. After des-
cribing his various modes of raising sup
plies the writer adds: The whole king
dom is but his walk, whole cite is but
his parish: in every mans kitchen is his
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-10
BILLS UNCURRENT IN BOSTON.

BILLS UNCURRENI IN BOS iGN.
The following are the names Of those New Eng
and Banks whose notes are NOT RECEIVED at I'll
Suffolk Bank.
Washington County, Calais.
Saltwater Canal, at Orono.
Calais Bank at Calais.
ST. Croix, at Calais,
Old Town at Orono,
Bank of Cumberland at Portland.
CITY Bank Porlaad.
Oxford County Bank Fryebnrg
e Georgia Lumber Co, payable at Portland.
Globe Rank Bangor,
Lafayette do do
Commercial do do
Frankfort do at Frankfort,
MAssAcnUsETTs.
Commonwealth hoston,
Fulton Bank do
american Bank, do.
KiIby Bank, do
Nahant at Lynn ,,.o,.on
Chelsea, at Chelsea
Franklin Bank, at S. Boston
Lafayette, South Eoston
Niddesex East Cambridge.
Roxbury Bank, Roxbury
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Adams S
4s Village .....4
- Norfolk at Roxbury.
e= VERMONT.
st Albans, at st Albans
y anchester, at Manchester
.l4 Essex at Gui!dha MA-
Newbury at Wells River,
Bank of Windsor.
New HAMPsHlRE.
Wofborough Bank
Lancaster do at Lancaster.
lHsT 81 CoNNECTIcUra
Bridgeport, at Bridgeport
Stamford
Ill the bills ofihe Rhode Island banks arc rcfns
cd al the Sui.k Bank eyccet iilc Mer biuiis' an
National at Providence, and Fail River Onion ;
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-10

meat drest; in every mans cellar lyes his
beere; and the best mems purses keep a
penny for him to spend
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-10

.4 the bills ofthe Rhode Island banks nrc rcfns-
cd al the Suiilk Bank eSccHt ii,c Mcr' banis and
National at Providence, and Fail River Onion al
Fall Pi err
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-10

The following are the names Of those New Eng
and Banks whose notes are NOT RECEIVED at til
Suffolk Bank.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-23
sIn caS Vutllfum.
QEobrt Cub pOr Qetrile crep.

Esine una6te Nrjentp miro jet rcn 8errst
" Srcptaebcr unp eli &oa, rrn Gantcn, aus
tcretct, " Salas Icutfttrs &rdutcr Gltrir, ,
9cnonnt, tnr ols Gin aebtcr Nrtitcl ausscsctcn,
rie it rrr Dem 9)utlttum als f q fob llnp ais
fd ted t, unr ais cintn Vctrus auf BIC &cirru.
bsn unp ras 9>utlitum crtl1rcL terc6nct, rcn s,tz
ten 0amen meincr Wlebijin 5u f6aren. 0tcnscz
ranntcr eli Gala (cincr mciner Srincr)
Dat bfcntlib rcrtrc,tct tnp taSt ncb aus, raB idb
mcn Sc,ert dts rem 8ithcrn mtncs 8atcrs cntz
nom,ncn Datte, ,pcswcscn ib ibn ais eincn Ibanrz
lidbcn Sn9ncr nnr Iaufber res putlitums
crfIIrc. CT uno George 8repfa II er
baten ieb aus ir9enc elmer + csbaften urtas
dc rcrtunccn, ibrc f6war;c Ut f bten &C..
gen mid aus,uflDren, unp rtrfueben Dem 9tuf
mrntr MtpiSu rorur6 ju Nbaren, rag lie ibrcn
IND ob te II Nrtitcl " Sala's Seutftbcs Srautcr
Glirir" ncnnsn. Sd forrere nunlucbr George
8repfaebcr, eli Gala cher irsenp fcntt Semono
icy @crmirtuns rrn 500, berous, ras 8ub
|tcp;utrinscn, irelbes cas Te,crt meincs Seut,
fetcn &rauter Glirirs entDalt, rrer fcntt irscnr
Gin 0eicrt meinss Glirirs-per Gnttttcibuns rpn
,mcp ,lnintre birtcn Terfrncn untermcrfcn. Sd
lasc rcm putlitum ncbmals bdtet Gub nor
ibrem 2(rtifel, "a cerfe felte cine fob blc6te Der
un9 mcines IeutfAcn Sra u
ter Glirtr 8" 1T; uno Rag fens aebt lit,
ausscnrn,ncn, cs bate ren Sefbrietcncn Namcns
jug pes Gi9cntDitmcrs auf rcm Iuffbrifts;cttel.
Canton, Ncr. %. cEn Sala.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-23
Oie Bab(en in Neu: 9Jorf.

Die Stabt uuo Der Staot glcu 9)crI
hoben i'd, ncd,mul6 fir bic SppcGticn CT
flirt. SGmmtlid)c @1noioateu Der 0ccc
Vcfc6 fir beu @pn9reB NIB bic 9Bcmb!y
II an Der 31bD IIno in unierer Stoct
nit elmer Ourd)fd)uitt6mebrheit onn 1l5e
Stimmen 9c,pdblt. Gle nieori9lfeStimm:
sahl fir ben Q8bi9w1hlSctteI ,par 2O.l94;
bic hod)lte auf osm cencfratiItpen 10, G3l
Webrheit 665.
Sewaro bat nu9efdhr 10000 Stims
men Wehrhcit ol6@cuocruGr 0ie ccnrr
frati1t,e Webrheit i'm Senate Der Geieb:
oebuu9 miro 4 pcer t; tetrn0en; bey olls
qcmcircr 9lbliimmun9 hateu Die gSbo5
% biz 80 Stimmcn WnjorltIt tem in
Die 9I6embID 9etcn 81 9Sti96 uno Al Sc,
mcfr1tct.
Sn pcn Gcn0reG fuo 2 Wti96 uub IS
Cenrfraten ernannt.
QHeun nun audi ourd bie5grct0ni6 Die
SNcffuun0cn Ger Gcmcfratit nid't 70 &C
red)tfertl9t ,purben, tpie Die Neoeiiteruuo
fir eu1c ol6 >rohr crfannte Snot,c ,pln:
lden nGdte, 70 Iic9t bierin ord, feiue5
nP96 cinGiruno 3ur WuttlrGQfeit. 9iidt
nit uurrd't nllrfcn mir Die Sra9e au1rprr,
fen: III lpCldcm SerOIeld,c fteht oi: Dies
jdhrlQe QNuhl al Ger p~n 1886 ? uno ran
fnccn >prr, raf3 Sic remrfrattlte Yarttc>
melrntIid, 0cmruncu hat. Ger ollNemcinf
6 d,rcdeu 1T rrriltcr mo ra6 Gclf febrt
meun orh nur IanQIomL gu lelncn frirhe:
rcn Vruncl1scn 5urltf CN. . St1ate;
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-23
Die SeutIbe 9tntrol COMMITTEE
ret, C. tart Gatln

..rtammette fib am Aseno res 17ten 0ieles.-
Sm 2(f,rt,rnr,::..t ~ bes @eerctairs, .5rn g. Olep
r, tpurre -er Il Drifting sun; Seeret"tr PR
sem. crnannt, rnp ctcnfaIls rie -6errcn scrr"H,
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;bis 3u Sts unp Stin'ne in Der Committee su:
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itm Gauntp nobc an 500 ais g'eitfrrcr 5tlr
8runcunS ces $ebrers 2 cminars Der 1rutfAcn
Convention unterfhrietcn Gpsn, ptrauf
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reitter bet fir ptcitn 3meG erllettrtcn unb mod
u eoQettirenpen @elrcr ernannt ,purbe. Serner
Vefd(cBen: Sab, ta fieb unter einem Sbsil
ct tereits ernanntcm 9clcttcrcn enhrcrer cine
.rt $aube,t Se,e9t, cecr fcntt prirat> >Nnsclesen.
citcn Ie rcm Gclettirrn 5urittgcbaltsn- unr
~ es nptbmenris 1T ,cab rin bic srrbe Sade b:r
:r3iebuns ju trferrern, init Dem SammcIn ratd;
'cr,parts acfbritten mercr- alle ititber ernann.
~ goAsetrren, RE iIet Der aebc nt6t meitcr
nter5ebsn wcIleu, ibre Sutttrirtrnsfifftn tis
TN 24tfcn Slcf fts an ric Central Committee al.
lliefrrn Dotcn.
a'tf1(rBcn, 9aS ant @am'tae, ben 24ttrn
teits, Ntenrs ubr, alle 0licner rer Gcutral
cmmittee, renen bic So9e am ecrSen liest,
10 an, se,pSbnliden 9,laee rerfainntln, u,n
'aasreseln sar eraftissn Sefirpsruns Der ibnsn
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-23
Iie Mablcn.

Teu. Ypr t.-Sn ctcfcm Gtaat baten ric
'ereraliiten rem Sie9 carcn sctrusen, rtfhrn
)re Wcbrbcit tcp meifem 9erinscr 1T als tlc i'm
::etcn SABRE mar. Sos Naberc meitcr unttn.
9Nas sa@ufctts.- s.-0bne 3meifcl batcn bert
le Scberalittcn ctcnfaus ibrcn @rupcrnlr trs
,dDlt, ctfbri, ric }, eridte rrn l76 9ittriftcn
inen benptratifben 8cmnn rrn 1000 timmci,
,ahtpsifen. Sn 2>orrens 9itritt hatcn icSe.
nctratcn cinen 0rnsreBmann init 80 0NcDrDci
rpablt. Sn ccn iltriscn Si!tritten Datcn ric Sc.
eralttcn brc 0licrcr, mic sctrebnli6, crmablt.
elawar e.-0as tlcncSclararc 1T gan,
I'm yeBcrn rcrcluticnillrt. Die 0emctratcn Da:
CT ibrenGrnsrebmann, Nctinfrn, NIT 430llebr.
cit errablt unr erbieltcn oub cine Oicbrbctt in
CT bcrti9en 9taatsSefceSctun9-- mas ric CT
'abluns ctn:s rcmrtratifden Scr Gtaatcn &C.
latrrs ll@:rt -ourrab fir 9elamarc!
9N isat, IT, 9ie 9cmrtratrn botrn III
Ni6isan einen entftbierencn Sics erruneen,
mo fotprbl ibrc ornsrcb ais NBemtlpSlierer nit
speutcnnen MeDrDeitrn ern1blt!
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-23
Seut(be Yu6er.

7ofstnter Tcrratb aubtrtt gut unb fbin sttun.
tener Sider lit 70 cten erbaltcn pcrttn, rnb
miro ;u rpcDfeilcn prctfen ptrtauft tn bttftr
Srutcrep, t1dinlt6:
g teIn. - @rrBe Solo 8tttln rerfttetenes
Nrten unb Gtntanre etenfc 0uartp 8ittln,
nnp 9lcue xcttamentc rerf6iebener 1rt.
9 itfli9 49, @6u,clfes, 2cllttofers, trts
aud 9tarts srcBe unb fleine @etettidber.
!0utncrs titlifte -etltcrten. 8pbners E @aes
tattlcin. - Qrnrts trabres 9brittentbnm In
Guortc unb Oe.tap 8anrcn; Arntts pora.
riessartlen; 21itf6eGs preptsten; 8offnss
ttntcrboltun9stu6 StiIIin9s srautr Olann,
7 Sanbc; 9autcrts @ctcttu4 bic panrelnre
Sct(t, c.
8tf@t@ tti9: - 8rctcm's WeltssGbtatt
Stc Gntbedun9 rrn Qmtrita, rrn Ramre;
General Sotfrns $etenstef6rcituns Srr's
0c16jbte rcr driItliebcn martprer.
untcrrtA tenb - Staffs Tatur9e(bsbte
8er8rarbp reer Gttte(9rcitune QEilmfens
Sinrerfreunp, ASS Bidder, &c.
unterba b:-Sr(stnoe pcrtrrfFtdbe Tie.
ttrfctun9en rcn ~Baltcr @ectts S1pptQen,
na,nlb: Sentlmcrtb, Scr pirat, Altertbinn~
lcr, Jli9cls S9ftatc, pcreril POM 8ipfd.
Scrncr: Nltcrtus Olasnus esprtifbt Gebeimt@
nlBc; Der ferti9e Nebncr; Iauffttint, S1eu.
jaDrs QEnnfCbe, Calender, u. 1. 10.
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l1stcl fit t ccr Mo,fte.
q \ iGar clrDta, C'rremter 10, IS 8.

pG tlar CIR q, Jrremtcr 10, Is s.
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Marfr 1T fchr bcIt,rduft 0erclen, an rs
ro6 %drrcl Sir Mr99enmc. 1T f1it
feine 91dfr1Nc, unO c6 miro Su 81 cae
@Irrel QchoItcn - QEelldHrrumcM mur>
&C 81 al so oas punld,crn uerfauft q;
III Gdrrel6 >rIro e5 Su SIS 0cbaltcn 8udl:
|peiScumcbI S4 uno $4 25 co5 SNunoert.
e.-W1iscn 1T mad, Ser
hdltui6 t6her ala Nl1uer, mcldc6 bic
,NnGcr att6It ftorfe Giufc Su mad'cn.-
Gcrfiufe prn 1000 @uitel 9utem rrthen
HftIm1rc al el 6S. aus rcm Strtr {;
et>p1 5000 gufttel peuniptp1nilttcr an
81 6S, uno s 20 fir enten rrthen nno
mci6cn J. N1d'fro9e fir 9trQ0rn hat lIt'
ocrmcb t, filtljder rrurce rcrf1uft al 81
uuo 90 Gcnt6, nuo Vcnnfplolnift,er an
81 Die Nulthcl --GEeIittforn lit onfAe>
ldla0cn; itter 1000 Huidel NenniDloa;
uiId)cs runces mlrccn Derfauft al SIS uno
S74 Gents bic &nItel --SNnfer cine
parttie 9enuivlponild)er tpuroc vcrfAuft
III "A Scnt5 Die Suihcl.
Saom e.-Nl1d,6 fame brachte 81 SO
uro sl IS tie @uldlcl Gleclame brin9t
$40 bis $l2 cie Q'uihel.
Whisfey.-Serfiufe bon 27O Sir:
rels an 40 @cnt5 bic Gjallcn. Gsrfdufe
in Nr96bcors an 384 @cut6 cie 8allcu,
Siebz 50 orft.
Gdlad,trd'ieu mareu III mGfi9cr N1d'z
fraQe. 8erfduie oN 81 SO bis $8 So
9rtftenthei!6 So SO co5 5ounncrt, fir
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Jtad'frogc uuo tradten bic felt eint. CT
Wrhen aaneb"rcn Yreiie. Stmetnc ('no
etmas Qcfalcn uno bic Vrcile med,elten
BON 81 bis 81 50 co6 S,nucert.-Sd,aa
fe ,roren III mdfiger 9iadfraQe. an $ Is
big 81 ta5 Gti,f. CSuats 3ctt
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Mprb. Glpria, <crrain 81. 9. 9lrr. q
I'M lctten Qointcr murce cine 8anre S0lf6mln
.r bier fettscnrmmcu, bic jSrrb mcttcns, 5u rrr
bicccnrn 0curtjcittn ouf 9NrSfbaft frci9clabc,
,urrcn. 9clhcrscttalt fam oueb Gin 9eriBc,
Nract Sofb in, @;mner frep, rrr slrib narau
!usIa9en ma6tc, Die jur 9rrDaftunS nr6 oJ1cD
crcr flbrtcn. 0icic 9crratbcrep 5r9 ric 9rGB
often Drcbun9cn rer fbmor3tn Nrilrcrfbaf
uf Gafb bod 9cftbaD ibm MID IS tis cincs Ntcnre
ster 9Hrdbc, on rem CT in ftincm ci9ncn .oautc
ur9 cine ,uln ScnItcr bincn9eihcbcne Su9cl &C:
iptet purre. Wlebrerr rcrr0Nti9c QcrIcncn mur
m cerDaftrt. 2iub eem Staatsanmalt iii &c:
robt mrrrer, fails Ct feine Nn'trcn3unsen scSrr
ie 8anrc forfeit.
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Ser Dater(anDe Treunb unD 05eift Der 3eit

DIN l5tcn Oiees, turd Sen Gbrrr. @6lcBer
0arib 2eDttmisr nit Glifabetb 0ecp, 6spbe per
Sctblcbcm Iaunibp.
Sn pennfptpanitn.
gu Ntemstaun, burb GDrm. Q8eitrr an, 6tcr
9icfes, Nmcs y. Yaser ron Stealing, init G arc
Qnn OluBrr ron oitcmstaun.
Sn Yerts Gc.--0ur6 G1rrr. Sd8rr, ant 20
Oetrtcr, 9tcuten Seller init Gl(atctD 6ie(er, tep
&C rrn 0ri1nmitfA-om 4ttn 9ir(es, yOcinrib &
0trtrt@ ron 9rlnpitfb, NIT Sara 0rp prn Sc:
d1 Sauntp.
Sn Srba GO -2tm 6ten Oicfes, hur6 Gbrm
Outs, Scuten Draper mtSorab 8rictemer, lei
&C rrn SlIrwpcitnau u-Ourh GDrrp. Su6s, rr,
cini9cr Sett, GpDroim SebIftr NIT 0Roria 4nno
0icmcr-Narcn Shafcr mis- Sarab OlilIsr, Aut
ron Ilrpr Iaunidir.
Am 1lten 0iecs, pnth GNrip. Vatrr, Soma.
tDan = 0Srlanp init GlitNtctD 9 Samrs, tcprc
pcn Sleus .6rIlanr, saneatter Gauntp.
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Qittstur9, Wrrcmtcr II.

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nirtlid Gin erfrculittcr Nntlt, auf alien Stra>
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onf oem Grtes See, Der, 70 >peit man bic
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