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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-13

veal wink, almost without exception, at !
the illegal gathering together of negroes
about GROG SHOPS, To meet for
singing and prayer is an outrage upon
order to be severely and promptly pun
lshed-to shout aloud is riot not to be
endured but ,hrong the doors ofthe dram
seller, and pollute the purity of the Sab
bath morning and evening with basphe-
my and intoxicatior, is no offence-aMak-
ems no alarm, and prompts to no attempt
at reform Is the morality and subor-
dinatlon of the slave population to be COM
mtted to the care of the dram shop, and
the vender of ardent spirits, rather than to
the church of God and her authorised
teachers! We ask no peculiar privileges
tor THE CHURCH. We plead foe THE
STATE. This is not the interest Of a
party, or a ect:-The evils of which we
complain are not hid. They are known
TO all; and we honestly believe, are de-
plored by most We make our appeal to
: the public-to every friend Of religion, g
: -good morals, and of our common coun
t try; and commend this subject to thei1
: sober investigation. We hope the day j.
e not far distant when public sentiment shall
1 be so regenerated and aroused as to pro
vide for Legislative action, sound, expedi
Z ent and safe"
10. Take the same course agains
slavery and it will not live one wear il
IS Georgia. But that is very different a
u fair-the ministers themselves, many {
g them, are SHAREHOLDERS, and ar
swer the same place in sustaining SLAYER
IS that the black doors dram seller" doe
ps in sustaining rum-drinking and drunken
e ness. G. 81
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-13

Difficulties of long standing, had caused the
dissolution of the Baptist Church, (number-
Ing about co., and, perhaps, but little bet
Ter state of things existed ia other churches
in town. The meeting was signally bless
ed in the removal of these difficulties, so
that few if any now remain, and so far as
we can Judge, they are settled. The meet
ing was fully attended, and continued just
two weeks. A great number Of backsliders
were reclaimed, and many sinners hopeful
" converted. The body pews, Of the large
Westinghouse in that town, were often filled
with the anxious; think may safely say
that one half, Or more, are now rejoicing il
hope; and the work, trust, IS not yet over
! think | never saw so great harmony ant
union among different denominations, a:
was there witnessed Brother n. Nichol:
of DERBY was present, and did most Of thu
preaching, much to the edificalion of saints
and conviction Of sinners. expect soon I,
see new Baptist Church formed there, IN
der encouraging prospects. ...
The Lord is remembering Waterbur
in mercy. A few have recently chosen tn
good part" and many are enqairing tn
way to Zion. Pray for Us, that the wor
already begun in this region, may so on i
: power A. ANGER.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-13

Look out for n Villain


The readers Of the Telegraph will recol-
lect the notice taken of one Morgan, a dane
ing-master, some months since-his carry
ing girl from Cornwall tc Orwell, where
he took private lodgings with her, &c. With
such fact: as are now in my possession, |
feel in duty bound to give this vile vaga-
bond another passing notice. And would
suggest 10 as many publishers CT newspap-
ers as love or regard the cause of Write,
whether they would not do well 10 assist in
putting the public generally on guard against
a consummate yillain-a nelarious maraud-
er-who appears 10 live only to indulge his
basest lusts, rio,ing on the affections Of as
many as he can deceive-who are not few
degrading human nature, and subTcrtng
the institutions Of Heaven, which lie at The
foundation Of good society on garth.
Below are extracts from letter which |
received in the month Of December.
"WAsHINGToT,H Harris VILLAGE,
n. Y. Dee. 3, 1898.
Mr.. Editor IL take the liberty, from
request, OF writing to YOU in regard TO a
person of most Infamous character, viz
one Morgan, a dancing-mas,er. Said
Morgan married Miss lane Arson, sis.
| ter-in-law of the subscriber, on the 18th
OF October, 1885, while teaching dancing
school in the town of Sanford, D1gchess
County, State Of New York, and coniin-
uel with her uatil the Spring following,
IN the month Of April, when be left with
The pretence Of going to The house of WIN.
Waltermyer, in the town of Milan. dis
lance of about 10 or II miles. 20 play the
violin, at ball. with the promise OF re-
turning on the fourth day after his de-
parture. But he hal not been seen nor
heard from since, until paper was sent
Us by our friends in New Y ork-who
were knowing 10 the circumstances CON
tanning an article headed, Marx the
Ma" copied from the Vermont TEE
graph. 10 which was portrayed his con-
duet and character in those parts The
said Morgan's once espoused but now de-
serted vile requested me to write 10 you,
requesting you to return an answer.
We think it will be best to exhibit him
and his character 10 the public papers, ir
order that society may shun and abhor so
vile monster
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-13
ORDEEiTISy.

Brother Charles Farrar was ordained 10
the work of the Gospel Ministry, in FeIch-
rilie, on Tuesday The 29lh ult. The exer-
cises of the occasion were as follows -
The Reading of Select Scriptures, by broth
err d. M Crane of Grafton; Sermon, by
brother w. NJ. Gulford of Perklnsville 5
Consecrating Prayer, by brother d. Nj.
Crane, Of Grafton; Charge, by brother r.
NJ. Ely of Chester; Hand of Fellowship.
by brother D. Burroughs Of Cornish, n. H.
Address to the Church and Society, by bro
NJ. D. Miller Of North Springfield; Con.
GLIDING PRAYER, By brother S. Lamson oI
West Windsor; Hymn and Benediction
by the Ordained.
1t is requested that the above article be III
serted in the n. II. Baptist Register.
BY order Of the Council,
d. NJ. CRANE, Clerk.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-13
For The Vermont Telegraph.
Revival in EliZabethtoyvn, NJ Y.
ELIzABETHToWN, Jan. 10, 1899.

ELIzABETHToWN, Jan. 10, 1889.
Dear brother Murray ALLOW me to say
to the friends Of Zion, through the Tele-
graph, that God has triumphed gloriously
in this town. The work Of the conversion
of sinners commenced here in June last,
and gradually progressed until the middle of
October, during which time about 25 were
added to the Baptist Church. We then held
protracted meeting, which continued about
four weeks, under the iabors of the Rev. J.
Burchard. The meeting was greatly bless
ed. About 100 have connected themselves
| with the different churches since the meet
ing, and others will probably do so soon.-
We have received into the Baptist Church
more than so persons mostly by baptism,
within six months past. To GoD be all
The praise.
There is one fact connected with this
work which we wish especially to record
The revival was preceded by thorough dis
| cipline on the part of the church. We were
obliged 20 exclude number of members,
and among them, one of our Deacons, who
had for a long time been leading member
in the church. God, in wonderful man
ner, answered prayer in bringing out his
| true character, so that he could be separated
from the body without injuring it, We do
believe that the prayers Of many churches
are hindered by neglect Of strict gospel dis
clpline. Many exhortations, sermons, and
prayers are lost, through the inconsis tency
Of the church in asking God to bless, while
there are members in the church who can
not be prevailed upon to honor God. A
church needs much of the Divine Spirit TO
enable them rightly to attend 10 discipline
a1d If they will neglect i, they must expect
the frown Of a Holy God. Yet many
churches will do it, and then ask God to
come oyer the many mountains Of their
sins and bless them" God cannot do it.
Such prayers and efforts remind me Of
Joshua and the Elders Of Israel, when bow
ing before God in deep humiliation and
prayer ulleVening, asking God to bless them
while Achan was in the camp. Joshua wa
man SO mighty in prayer, that The sun and
moon stood still at his request, vet he could
not gel blessing over Achan's sin. Tie
language of God in the whole seems 10 be
this; :" Joshua get up; don't lie thus upon
your face, urging that petition, for Israel
hath sinned, and cannot bless until you
remove it. If you wish the sun and moon
to stand still. you can have it,-but don't ask
me TO bless you over such sins,-for | can
never do it.'' If there are things displeas.
ing to God which the church are not able to
remove, they may be blessed; but il they
can remove them, and 60 not, God will
frown severely. Yours, in the Gospel,
/ J. Ii. WNDEN
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-13
For the Vermont Telegraph.
REVIVAL IN MoRRIsTowY,

Brother Murray You may say TO the
readers of the Telegraph, that there has
been,a very interesting revival in Morris
town, the result of Prolracled meeting, re-
Gently held there. The state of religion
was alarmingly low, and had been foryears.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-13

ELoQUEScE OF THE HEART.-The extracts be-
low are from communication which was received
an hour or two too late for insertion last week.
The readers of the Telegraph will recolect the an
nouncement Of .ha DEATH | have reason to sup
pose that the wrtar-the father of the deceased
designed his line to be only medium Of commu-
nicatig to my bosom the deep feelings of his own,
the time that he gave the information of The
death to be published. But there is an elo1uencc
of the heart in the brief incidental expressions,
which l will not suppress. l need not bes peak a
response of-sympathy from the reader.
RUTLAND, Feb. a, 1922
Ny dear brother Murray am, in the
providence Of God, again called TO deep
mourning. Hannah C. my eldest Of four
and only surviving daughter, left my bosom
on Thursday the 9th ult. She resigned
her spirir, with much composure, into tbs
hands of her merciiuI Creator and Redeem
er, and has left void in my affections which
the world is not large enough 10 ill. But
iorbear. You will please 10 notice he
death. Yours, most truly, -.
Ny daughters age was %; the ages o
my other three precious babes were, -, 2
and 2l.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-13
OUT nNAa JIG sci hAlA.
Moses SwANzEY.
O. S. Murray, ESqr.

Both of the foregoing letters were 81.
swered, on the reception Of the lalter,-7al
I have heard 20 more Of the affair, ueiil,
whileo my late norihern excursion, lem
ed that Morgan was now figuring, ia lis
calling, at Highgate, in The northwest CT
ner of this State.
Whenever he will repent, and ra1.i',,t
the works Of repentance, let him bara ':sl
to the confidence lnd embrace Of society,"
Until such time, let him be cast out i.1a
The embrace and the enjoyment of vi..a5si
society.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-13

May be my brothers digression'' calls on
me for remark. His treatment of the main sinh
jet under consideration, has my hearty concur
renee. The object ofhis DEPRESSION, do moi know
that understand. fit be to aim blow at a Ger.
tain kind Of schools, must not be expected to as
sist him in that work. If am moi misinforned no
IS now IN pursuit Gland in another way oh
taining-the same knowledge which these schools
are designed to incuIcate. Now, if it be iustGable
to spend time in procuring given land of knowl.
edge, it is certainly justifable TO make the most
ecoro mical disposal of that time.
But forbear. As said before, most heartily
concur in the main sentiments. The waste oftime
and money, and the mental and moral dissipation
besides all the incidental vices and crimes which
attend the performances alluded to- ought TO De well
considered by every christian before he gives them
further countenance or encouragement.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-13
With respect, WIN. A. HAwLEY.
Editor Vermont Telegram.

About the last of December or the frs, NJ I.
ry, received another letter, of which the follow.
ing is copy.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-13

= The readers Of the Telegraph viii pardon "a
for giving a copy of the letter as | recsiHel i.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-13
V OIL. X /. NO. 81.

When here, he went by The name of
James .Horgan-was very gentlemanly
appearing fellow--large and pou!y-with
black hair and mustaches-a dark and
piercing e7e-and always well dressed
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-21
Ceres,
Zen II. 9lu9.

SIT Ger &ucl clrcr uCllen ocutIdlcn &duos
>ptrtblhdftlttcn 3cttlm9, rclchc oou &,errn
gam. WttIlcr III EtbGuru Cpa.D herau6ac9cs
ben pWo. Gle criheiut mcuatIid, fur 5
ees Sahres. Ter Snbalt Ger erltcn 9hums
mer IL telCbrCnb fir hen eauomann uno ics
Der, Ter icInc @uter perbeIeru mill, pnte cas
fir unterlhrcbcn. C@n @remplar licot bel
unS Sur. @iriIdlt bercit.)
Der Snbalt Der pcrlicgcncen 9hmmcr IL:
Scrpcrt lluo anbcre Semerfllu9cu tes Soers
us9cbcre.-0er 8aucrnlfnnb uno Qancs
bau.-S>Nt allies III Srbnuug.-@ ltlcd)te
SauereI. gut Su maden.--9lnbau bon 9Surs
;el9clpddllen .-Sucd)cunrehl ais Oilnoer.- -
0ctralce CUR 9lusiaat pcrSubereiten.-
ldbtne gum Nrud,tIh -Irccfcntcit uno
Gnrre.-9IbSu99rdbeu.- .-S1afcr urm Q&ai,cn
81 lenocrn.-SalS oe6cn @influB 0uf Ibirrc
lIno ipNan;elt. - Scnucnbluntcu --lHelictls
fcrH.-Oer Rcrnpurm pocr gGjebel.-Sbits
bdune. .--9lnrRaniun9 eerlelbtn.- &uhcnz
9drteil.-Scu Der &ichSud)t: Sehdnolunq
uno pfeac. ac.-&cHfmnrmer Der Sdlaafr.-
SNchIe Hbtncr.- Ter ocrebcltc Fur;b0nide
Curham SnI Unit 2!bbilouugl .--StaQfllts
terun9.--9llter Der Sdlaafe ;u erfennen.-
Sdlter;id,t. c Den b an. Semerfurs
gen bcs S.erausgebcrs --&jefhidte eeIfelben
III bcn Der. St.-Rcru6 W1ul,icaullS emit
9lbbiloung). = Q e.rm ifdDtcs. NriIheS
8eiltfern gut su erbolteu.-Sienen ihren
Noni9 81 nebnen, cbne ile su t6bten.-3mei
Sdlle Ucn 9rtete cbne slaat.--Sartcfs
fclu fott SeIfe gum NaIdeu.- Solbner i'll 4
bis SaSeu fett gu maher.
RGP Subicreiber su bieIcr niiefifeu 3cits
idlrrt lrereen bet uns an9sncnFnen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-21
Jabr9all9 l2.]
9Sebtu a nm a c n.

DieIc 3eitun9 ,piro jeben Ofithprd, altf
eiuem 9rcsen Super>0tpYal Sp9erL nit gan;
aeucn st,rifteu, bcraus9e9ebcn.
Der SubIriptipnssprets it ein { haler
beS cyabrs, tpropn bic $oalfte tm Scraus
gu be;aben 1T.
Jeetu Subicribent wtrb fir ipclu9er ais
Mpnate angcnpmmcn, unb fctner fam Die
3eitung dufgcben, bi8 ale G!ldltdllcc oarauf
abbcSahlt lntb.
Sefalmtmadmgcu, ,peld,c ein 8tercct auSs
MAIDEN, perbeu brctna( fir etncn Sbaler
ein9eriidt, unb fir jebe fcrnere @inrilfun
fitnf unb S,pauSi9 Scnts. - @rbsere nad
Berbdltni6.
-oicjeuige pelte bic 3ettim9 nit Der q1plt
poer benz ppitrettcr crbaltclL mlliirt lclbit
bafiir beSablcn.
9llle Sriefe an ben S1eran69cber- milfen
20 ltfret eiugcIanbt pcrbcn Irnit pcrbclt iIe
ntht auf9enpmmcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-21
3eltenpertammlun9.

Cine 3cltcnperlanImlun9 Der @oon9cIildcn
@emeinid,aft, ica 9eboltcn mcroely 0nf oem
gaubr he8 INetnrt d, @tfenb b a + +,
cbn9cfcbr Wieilen mcitlicb orn 9lIcnt0un,
ansufangcu cen 26ten picic6 Ytcnat6, ipcIdlc
Die lHcc3e binourd) b0uerr iclt, wrSu alIc
liebbabcr ec6 Gjctte6birnftS cin0claocu fno
'@S irQcn feline Gjetrdnfc pccr G6waaren auf
oicic perIammlun9 gum &crfduf gcbrodt
ncrccrL rbnc bic @rldubnjB res Sberduhes
hers birler periammlur9, neil c6 9e0en uns
iere &anreS @eicee uuo driflthe Srbnrn9
1T.
8. .. 2eit, 8oritetenocr 9lclteife.
Gauicl Berger 9lnhIdltbobcrter prcbt9cr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-21

fen in Der Sur Sc9riTalen unb bel
bcm ddbt tetlflinitlerf6en Stnu oeS
Grfinrer6 jcpcn inriptouellcn Sail NIT
IS6arftlif 5u erfaIen, ilnb bln1b rte
Imerb1nilihcn @orriCbtun9en 3ll mrbts
ficiren, la6t iI6 erlpartclL berielte
'lperpe fetn 8erf1tren III furScr 3eit Slt
einem ourb Sbeprie mo Grflhrun9
lpoblbe9rltnoeten Sutfem tn.'oer Ycs
hanplun9 Der 9iuCf9rltfrlinrnltn9
.bur6bilpetL oaS (f6 bur6 ole au9enz
ftbeinli6ifen 0telultatc nbtferti9t.
0a man tibri9cn6 gelpchnt if, I'M
9lu6lonpc ha6, ma6 beutlNer Tleib II.
Giefiirn entreft hat, nibt nur aus;uz
beuten, ipnocrn ms nub nod ole Gbrc
Der Gntpecfltn9 fretti9 ST mafen, 70
1T eS Su lpitnicben, S0r. Yrpf. S6lctts
bauer mD9c Ietncn nclten 9lpp1rat,
namentlicb mas Gn9lano uno Tront
reid betrtft inter ben Stttrm Ger
@eieee 9c9en rie 3ugff Oct '0f0Ge
Nrufer'7 tfcllen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-21

gEai6tn9ton uno uniere &e9ierung
bat Ole lpt6ti9e @nti6eioun9 9ethar,
p0B Die Seer. Staaten bartn feife Sur
rtSrtcttcn battelL "a rie 8abrSeu9c
iporlldr lpiren.-
9Str tcfetL baB Die 9fe9ternn9 Der
Ser. St1aten Ofoa6re9cln trefcn
reroe baS Seuebmen beS Gonlul5 in
Sopannab Su lnterfuhen uno menn
eS iId) beralSitelIt pa6 ct pa5 Wdttel
mar, noour6 bcr fhanblihffe Saneel,
Der Sanbel in Oteni6enflcilh, natt
ptelem ganbe bptrieben miro, er feline
perotente Gtrafe crbalten. 3eit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-21
q Cb t II II 8!
unioil 0orpeu.

SIR bobt Sud, in pcller llniform unb nit
iauberem Gewebr ,ur paraoe ;u pcrlamms
feu AM, Samifa9e bcr 3liteu slu9uit, an benz
Gjaithaule bon Gjieepu@ b, in Sncs
98hcjthoa. 9unttlide Sciwcbnnu9 Der
NRit9lieeer miro ermartet.
Seujanin Giienbaro, .. G. !.
Slli8 IA, il9-2ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-21
S3Queret ut VerfQufen.

Der llntcridricbcne bictct gum @crfauf
an cine fddBtare @aucrcJ licQeub AM ycs
d,a TIug, ! Olcilc pom gecba &uiiJu, ents
b0ltcno cDn9cfdhr 100 9tfcr. Die Gjebiute
6.z5sEE,7A ipcGdlc carauf crrttbtet fInb, bcites
@-5ss @s5 ~ (oalFr, ctnc 9rrsc, neuc, boditej
ncrne Sdeuer, ii. T. 10. Ter plob III ,rcbl
nit l.oIS uno @Gniler pcritbeu, unb if irhr
ldlictItd' cingctbcilt in SauI0no uno 9Gicicu
IS tCtncct iId, 9lcicbfaN6 auf Dem plaee
gutter SHit9ortclL prid,ti9cr &alfilcinbrrd,,
mo pCr3N9ltdcr Sau Sanb, meldcr cmcn
bchcn @lrci6 bolt.
Na6 Ndbcre fam man crfahrcr, mcnn
man itd mcloct bel 6. s, Seitel, Giq. in
2lllCntaur.
9GA(tcr 6. Gjpin9fcu.
Ten IA. 2Iu9. nQ-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-21
Oefcntltfhe 9Scnpll.

Srcit196, ccn 6tcn Scptembcr lplt an BEN
Nauic prH peterSc0elD in eOn9ibwamp
Eamltip, &crf6 @auntN Gfcntitb pcrltci'
CERT mrrecn, chuNCfdbr
Silnf}tg 2(fer 2Allo,
Ijcacnc in cria9tcn &aunithip. G6 iol in
vrttCn 0erfanft pcrccn. Gtejeniqe yotte mprs
dnf ra6 GjcbIuce tcbt, enthdlt pbugcfabr Z
2dtr, uno 2 cocr glcfcr 8uidhano oaSu !;
ole onccrn Gotten lnb oortrcajtb Nrl;sgano,
mrldhcS III 5 cbcr 6 2Ider Gotten Scrtauit
wcrSeu IcllCu.
Die Sencu ica onfau9ea I'm 10 llbr 8crs
mttta9S al eria9tem Gage, no alscam cic
Seotu9an9en tcf0nnt 9cmadt wcrorn lclIcn
Uon
Santcl 2)i9er.
Zen IA. 9lt9. n9-4nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-21
Gclapcubansei ncmcrer 3eit.

N}an bat Sw Tllbrru9 rc6 Selapens
hanpelS al Ger 0frlfanuhen &utte III
neuerer 3citcn Ole ibIalelfcn &pr
iidt5m1Grc9eln 9etrcfciL um rentcls
bcll-tnl 0on9c 5H b1ltcn. 9Sc9cn Ger
QSobiamtcif oct cn9liidn &rclSer
p19tr8 fetnT0hr5cu9 untcr panliNcr
5l199e nebr, itb rlclc5 MeniNcnhans
-RelS Ftscn al Der ofrtfanil6cn &nitc
bItcfen 81 l1iicn; ccnn tlhcnSp1ltcn
lnlo GuQl1nb beitebt res llcberetllfpmz
men, paB jcpe5 Ipattihc Sbtf ppn
Gen eu9ljiben NreW5crn bur6in6t
rrerrcn fam. Ge6lpegen tauft man
in S1pann1b amcrtfantirbc Sahr5cuA
rie oter tbreNAptcrc bcbaltclt, rcrN.S.
@pnlld 81 Sapnnob uHtcrSei0nte re6
Serfauf6prfumcnf, ldBt beS S6if
obcr'ol6 omcrif1ntl6e6 ais rem So0s
fen gcten, lpdhrcnb e6 iE6 outb irantlCtc
tDlplsrc perfdaTt Int. lluter riclcm
prMeitcn @har1Cterj lInG ncN tnlmer
inter bcm 9icfchl rc3 omCrtf1niidcn
GMiran8, 9eht bc5 Sd,tff mtt amert@
faniiber Stage, abcr nit W1ntitbcn
MlrDicn urS ipaltiitbem Sperc1rgO
ua6 9lfrifl unter SC9cl. Der SWCrz
cargo miro al btc <ife 9cIeBt llto ra5
Sbtff III etncr Ger Otclen NDrtt9en
Bu6ten perlteCft. Glc Sel1pcn mar
tcn td>ou III ciner n0bcn Sluft lub
lin0 3ullmmcn9efcttct, I'm lbr Soorn
llufCu Slt hIuocrn. co lpte Der crife
.SCl0uc auf5 Sef fonlnlt ltberntmmt
Ger Snpcrc1r9p ra6 GUnnl1nrO btc
ipu,lilhe Sla99e miro auf9eSo9cn mo
oic ipllliihen I1piere bcrett 9etc9t.
Scr omcrtfantIhe Gapitin ocApanNclt
lTh in einen tlDBen 4Saii19icri his bie
.SClapenlapln9 tnSOaeallab on69eldtft
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