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FRANauiNErr's PoRTRAIT or GENERAL. HARRISON.
letter from Cincinnati, dated Dec 2sth says;
Mons. Frangunctt, a Belgian artist has just COM
pleted likeness of the President elect which is pro-
nqunced by and the personal friends of Gen
Harrison TO be the very best of the many good like
ncsses taken of the venerable chieitan The past
season Mons. Franguinett | understand, com
missoncd by number of gentlemen of Washington
city to furnish the above likeness, and well and faith
fully has he performed his duty, II is exquisite af
fair, and reflects the highest credit him as first
rate artist
The same letter states that Gen. Harrison left the
Queen city the 10Th inst for his residence at North
Bend, where he would probably remain until his de
parture for Washington
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] UNIFORM BANKRUPT LAW.

We have pleasure in announcing that Mr..
Senator Crittenden yesterday reported, from the
Committee on the Judiciary, bill establishing
uniform system Of bankruptcy throughout the
United States. 1t will, no doubt, gladden. the
heart of many an honest, enterprising, but UNI
fortunate citizen, to learn that the attention Of
the Senate has been effectively called thus early
to this important subject Public opinion has
been unequvocally and strongly declared through
the press, in favor Of the measure, and the tables
Of both Houses of Congress are loaded with
petitions and memorials soliciting the lmmedl-
ate enactment of such law.
Those who are acquainted with the details of
the bill Of last session. which, after passing the
Senate, was laid low by the destructive spirit of
Loco -focoism in the House of Representatives,
may be informed that the present measure is
exactly the same as that bill, in all important
respects. There are few alterations-but they
are very slight; and do not affect any principle
Nep Years Day.-The world will take a holiday
on Friday and shall follow its example, Instead
therefore of issuing paper, we shall put forth our
proper persons and pay derors TO the ladies' who
we are happy to learn, have quite generally dctermn-
ed to continue the very agreeable and audabc practice
of the ancient Jews Romans, Gouls Germans, Bri-
tons and other nations and of the Dutch settlers Of
New York, Of spreading their tables with good cheer,
and opening their doors to friendly visits and merry
makngs 1t will be also a revolutionary day,-and
the time to revive old friendships.
As for the old year, we shall remember him with
respect He did not treat us very roughly Although
of his were the cause of sorrow vet we can
not deny that he had some traits to which we can
look back with a smile of cheerful recollection As
FOR the New Year, arc bound upon every principle
of justice and equity, to give him credit for being
good one, until he proves unworthy the great
idence we have reposed in him.
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Deliberate and Horrible Murder Anthony Has
brouck, Esq of Fallsburgh, Sullivan Go. N. Y was
shot dead in his house. and in hepresence of his
family, on Sunday last, by neighbor and kinsman of
the of Hardenburgh with whom the decease
had controversy about property. Hardenburgh en-
tered the house with rifle and pistol He fired the
rifle without effect and then discharged the pistol with
a mo q fatal aim
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-31

The Globe says, that S,Oss more votes properly APP
piled and distributed might have elected Mr. Van
Buren,
We never had any doubt that if Mr.. Van Buren,
had received votes enough he would have been elected
It's clear as mud
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I5r Imporsant.-A New York paper says that an
article IN the Journal OF Commerce is intended to
prevent general resumption Of specie payments, 10
Keep The sub Treasury in existence and TO force the
coming Wing Secretary IT the Treasury to carry out
lls obnoxious edicls" What an amazing idea of its
Importance must a paper publishing such an " inten-
ton entertain OF ilse,il
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Mr. Benton is for Mr. Van Buren, against the
world In letter, written from this city to the Edi-
ter of the Cincinnati Advertiser he says, =" | want
frer trial for the Democracy than second contest
in his person will afford Neither do Put him
up again and if he can beat the Democracy will
acknowledge it, and admit that Federalism is getting
too strong for the people
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The FALL or THE CHANpEIER.-lt is said that
the of the great Chandelier running up the rod
and by which it destroyed, was the removal OF
the oil founts lamps and part of the heavy shade.
This reduced the weight much, that the balance
power preponderaed.
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NV YEARS PREsENTs-For salc by F.

NEW YEARS PRESENTS--For sale 10y F.
y fAYLOR.-Many of them just opened
N.arei Toy Books, several hundred varieties -
l'newly published works fou youth Of all ages, by
rtr Farley, Mary Hewitt Miss Leslie and other
~pI writers Juvenile Souvenirs. Annuals Al
t. Portfolios, Drawing Books, French Books,
soIdn editions in rich bindings the most esteemed
stll and prose writer's Bibles and PRAYER Books,
.'ry SIZE in elegant bindings gold and silver Pencil
rts Ladies and Gentemens Writing Desks, La
"AuI tientlemcns Penknves Booksof cngravngs,
sfied editions of popular authors, Pocket Books,
Asses Chess, Backgammon, &c, Sc all at
owest prices dcc3l
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The Nashville Banner says, Mr.. GRuspY died a
Christian, and in the full hope of blessed immortal
", leaving an amable wife and numerous posterity
TO lament his loss" He was buried on Sunday, the
10Th, +" with Masonic and civic honorsn
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-31

THE BOUNDARY QUESTION.

We repubsh, by request, from the Madlso-
man of October 18th, the article on the North
eastern Boundary which fills so many columns
of this days paper. 1t will well reward the
the most attentive perusal.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 81. 1910.

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
De uSITY-ls Nos-EssENrlALs, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARIrY.-Augustin.
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The New York Signal Extra, states that the next
number OF the world will contain Bulwers new play
Money copy of which is received exclusively
by that paper.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-31

A. Allen A. Hall, Esq, the able editor of The
Nashville Banner, and the bearer Of the Electora
vote Of Tennessee, for General Harrison, has arrived
in this city,
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We learn that the Presidents House will be open
for the reception Of yistcrs Friday, st of Janu-
ary from IL to 3 o'clock
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The anniversary Of the landing Of the pilgrims was
celebrated at Louisville Ky, the 22d inst in very
appropriate and spirited manner.
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BANKING IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

Lowing paragraph;
The Senate The Sheet Anchor ofH,e Consultation =
Our Senate has again assumed its constitutional atti
tude and exercised its conservative virtue, The An
ments work forfeiture of Bank Charters, has been
rejected by that body.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-31

Gracious" treats of subject which we prefer not
to NEEDLE with.
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Ohio Legislature On Friday the ith inst, the
votes cast for Governor were canyassed by the Legs.
lature and the result as follows, (omttng eight
scattering ballots cast for persons candidates.)
Thomas Corwn li5AiI
Wilson Shannon I0o3Il
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Mr.. BAER, the Buckeye Blacksmith, is now in
this city,
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The Legislature of Maryland met on Monda,
last.
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VOTES FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
The for Vice President have been given as
follows
John Tyler 81
r. M Johnson, 1s
L. w Tazcwell, II
James X Polk
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z The rank is but the guinea stamp,
THE MANS THE GOW'D."

Moore seemed TO utter words with prophets fire !,
he struck his bosom and threw his arm aloft he
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Corwin $ majority,
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9eloe ouordtsa fonneu, ,pie porber, uno
olio ift ct abtmal reiber. ,pie uorber
SSir wouen eieiea Gsesaltauo nibt
ldn8er perfol9en. gSir olaubcn, mir ba:
ben cur6 Die ei0cnen pciitipen Seboup-
tuno Oct Grsunoe oieles Cub GrdiurpSe'
ieses bepieiea, Dap oa6elbe fir Den t0ono-
,perfcr, Den Souer. Den Urbeit5monn, uno
ibcrbaupt fir lue Die ums td9litbe Broo
ibofen mtlhen. nibts ais boie 6el9en bas
ben mub. SoBt oieie seute Der Ge9ens
itauo nit Grnit une nit Nufmerf flamfeit
our6oeufen, uno Damn enti6eloea. Oh oa6
Cub 'Sralurp Geiee lan9er ais bis cen
na6itcn 4tsn Mar3 in 8irfune bleiben
iou.
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Die bier foloenoe Gel6ibte liefert ,rie:
oerum elnen auserudll1sn Setrel5, iple
lltb Die SbrefensSelt BON 1899 ieet
mirfllb rneuert bat.
(aus Dem eantaiter "Solfsfrsune" pom
20lten SctOberO
Sei Der S3abl am pcrie,n Dienltao mar
Der &ablplas Der poa elmer Gotte
eptofofo Gaufboloe belcGt, tpelbe IS fib
sum G,ibdft ma0ten fait ieoen 8 t.
ri onm ann au belicieen, pelber
llb Dem Stlmmfaiten naberte um feline
Stlmme einiu9ebea. Derr entrifen, tpsl.
der ole ecfOfofO gartei ucrloi1en bat ,pur
De BON Dem WOb on9e9rifen, uno nab
reno ct iib untcr rem S6ue oes MaDore
hcfano, seibloeen uno misbanbelt. Bab=
reno Dem ytabmttao uno oee Ibenos lib,
ten Die Eubeltorsr beiuabe cine unbeerdn;
te 6erribaft aus, uno Die Gonitabel uno
pollaelbeamten Ibienen entlpeoer nibt nils
li0 ODER nibt permo9enb su iein, Srenuae
Su beboupten. Gin NnerifF ,puroe Don
einem Mob auf oas @irtbsbaus Don 6rn.
Glbelmon 0emadt unb ces Nbeno6 oran:
gen DE 8aufbolos in ba5 Birtbsbaus BON
9errn Neeo uno fblueen uno msDanoel:
ten oo mebrere psrlpnea auf cine emp6.
renoe @elle; aub warfen Te Die obsrn
Seniter Elm uno pcrribteten pielen S6a
Den an oeal 6aus9eratb.
gtaboem Die Stimmen ab9e3Gtlt lpa
ren, mobten Die IufriDrer einen Nneriif
ouf 0errn eebfidlsr, oen 6arriion Sn
ipftor oes weplieben @aros. lblueen ibn
nieoer uno ml5DanoeIten Jpn. Gin Ser.
baftsbefebl 1T 8e9en Den Sburfen ber-
ausoenommen wOroen, rpelber ibm Den ct:
ffen Streib perieste bod 1T ct nob auf
frsiem SUP, obfben er am foleenoen Sa:
9e 9eleben puroe in elmer eofpfofo pro:
seiicn, NIT spei Gonftabel feline finf
Sbrtte bon ibm. Oieraus Fam man
iib enea Sssrif MAIDEN Don Der Geret.
tisfeitspfleae in pnieret ct ,ot. Die Sbats
fade fann nibt eeI.usngt neroen, baB bic
Staot eancaifsr mtcr Der 0errlbaft eis
ner &otte Naufboloe ttebt, pelbe nadb
8utounfen alle Gelese nit Suilen treten.
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Sine WuB 6u fnafen.

Die BDio Stm,re in ber Stabt Obi.
laoslpbia bel Der perflofeneu 2Sabl 1T sc.
raoe oieielbe ipie in 1888; ober Die San
Suren Gimme bat iib um l47l Der.
mcbrt. Dies if fonoerbar Benua. sc
miro oiloemein eeSlaubt oab arefer 8e.
truo bort nit Der QRenorsel,te auf Seis
ten Der eofcfetos 9efpielt trorten 1T.
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sSilDflnl Gfil)
Nteort9et gobn linp fttlectte 0tabruu0.
Die Urbcitelcute uno Oonomerfer Icu,
ten it6 bel oen 2ofcfofcs retbt ib6n be
oonfen fir Die on0enebme 8crtroitune,
Die iie ibnen sebcn. in Sinfibt auf Die
Wlrfun8 oes SubSrGfurp Selese5.
Als Die Ge9ner oicfer Maa6rt8el Die
Glnwenoun9 mo0ten, oob bel nsori9em
Nrbeitslobu AUDI bic Nabrun9 Der armen
2eute ible6t peroen mubts. inoem Iie pa.
ourb 9eSwun9en pGroen, nit oct roubes
iten Soft uprIieb 6u nsbmen II. Der Slsilb:
ipellen 9dnSli6 su entbebren, CAB 6err
8illiams, Elm Sofofofo Gon9rsbnaan. ,ur
AntDort:
"G5 1T pabr, mein6err, oa6 Der oroFcs
re Gbsil Der Irbsit6leute in Sranfrei6oes
@ebraubs BON Sleilblpelltn sutbsbren
mub fol8t ober baraus, Dap le i'm 9an=
sen 9enommeu, i6llmmer ab ltno ? 8anS
uno gar nibt-im @eeentbeil babe ib Die
Gutboritat zines en9lll6en Staotsman.
ne5, oer aus eioener uno senauer Seeba6'
tune oes @s9enitanoes ipricbt, sab esraoe
oas umeefebrte ber Sall it,"
!Sier olio fcben mir Die 8reunee Der
Sub-SrdlurpSll polli9 Der Meinun9 bel.
ltimmen, oab oisielbe Den Qrbeitslobn 70
nisori9 MAIDEN miro, sab Elm Ga0elo5ner
iib'6 mobl miro muiien per9eben lanen,
lelnen Sli0 nit ben bisDer oeWeEnten 8es
ten6mitteln au bsieeen. Wlt einem "9lf=
penn5fu6'' oe6 Ga9s fam CT e5 nitbt
tbun. Ibcr iie troiten Jpn oamit, CAP lie
ibm aus Der Grfabruns untsr euer No=
nor6le tepeifea tpollen, Sleiibipeiien, ,ooe
beiBt gut 9tofbeef, &elbsbraten. ODER
S0infen, isisn Feline oelunce Stabrun0
fir Irbeitelcute! Sa Elm en0lllberStaote
mann ,piro als Qutboritdt an8efubrt, um
oleie Sebauptun0 gut Su MAIDEN, une er
lprl6t "aus ei9ener uno 9enauer Seobab:
tun9 oes Geeenitanoes.'
Sino pir iest no6 ldnoer i'm Dunteln
iiber oieie Gabe? Der prsis Der 2(rs
belt 1T 8an3 su bod" ia9en Die Sreunoe
8an Suren5 -"es mub Ques berunter,
bic 8anfen, Der aa9lobn, uno Auee ionit.' >
Sc frdet iib miro Der rcidbe Mann oa=
ourb ansesrifen? 3 ia, ober nur gu ieis
mem 8ortbeil. @er @elo bat, miro um
10 reibsr, eenn ct fam 1rbeit uas ees
bcnsmittel um Sieles weblfeiIer baben.
Der Hei;be eelpinnt-aber b. orme Wann
Der um6 taelite Sroe lbaffen mub, perf
liert auf cine furcbtbare 2SeIie.
Seoer iinftieeMenfb fann oiegSirs
flung pe5 SubsSrdlurp Geieees einieben.
Gs mus Den Teicben rsibsr. uno Den Qr>
men drmer MAIDEN. Sc miro Den 8ertb
oes Geloes in cemielben Serbdltnib erbS.
ben, ais es een @ertb oer 1rbeit eoer Der
eonoesprobufte berobieet. - Wenn oer
Qrbeitsmann einen Sbaler ibuloio 1T,
uno fir Elm @lfpensftGa oes Says i6of.
fen mub, 70 miro ct abt1aee ne9ern muI
fen bis ct Den ibuloi9en Sbaler enDlidb
beiablen tann, mas ct ieet NIT elmer 2o=
eesarbeit su tbun i'm Stanoe 1T. Sa, mir
wouen Jpn poblmeineno ratben, felne
Sbuloen gum Sslauf zines Sbalers gu
maben osnn ct miro iein eebtase nibt 70
piel sulammenbrinaen fonnen. Nuf Der
anoern Seite pirb Dsrienioe oer 8slo su.
fammeneeIbarrt uno es auf 3inien aus.
9elieben bat. abtmal 70 piel nit ieinem
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Sl1cblld;er fir 1910.

S1Scbllter fir 1910.
Oie 3oactlcbsr res Scnats uno bee 6aus
Ies ccr Nvprclentantcn Der Nsputlit spenn.
lpluanicn fir has Satr 1910, uuo spafste
fir @hulcrcftcrs, ftub in oer Commiftcs
nsrsamtsitute erbalten porbeu, ,peItte on alle
icltbs ahaeliefsrt nsreen ioQeL ric taju te.
rstbtl9t ltnp.
Jobn y. Gunniue, @btr.
Commit flcncrsamt, :
Ncarlna, Sept. %.
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-SsA2)~O=
Grncnernn9 Der S6refens,ett pcn
'sAsn.

Die bier foloenoe @elbibte liefert .rie
oerum elnen auserudlibsn Senei5, mi
llD Die SbrectcnsSelt BON 1899 iee
mirflb rneuert bat.
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perratb imSelee.-Tsrftessne 8ldtter
wolsn bsbauptsn, oas u. Ban 9urea neus
lid fartb eiHe beionbere COMMITTEE pom @cns
9rsserfttbt tpcrpsn fsi, db als @anSieat pom
feitlltbsn 6slee surifSusiebsn unS Samss
. b a nan, @5suator bon penniplpanien,
tensn plae einiurdulnen 99ir molten ,mar
nI'ht bebaurtsn, eab eisie 9esuisfsit p6lli9 sss
lrib t'l, Bob itbeint IS fait 10. Ole partsi
miro jfecb menig burCb einsn berartiasn Bsd,
tsl 9emtnnen ocnn Der Cine mar eir, Serp uno
Der anosre ein 8oeraliif, unb gebs sufaiIlen
'psrpen bale aussspients Su6jstte fein. Gers
fbisesns SpfOfefe 9ruder iracn bsrsits bic un>
psrisbl'dbs luseribdmttsit bsganssn tabsr,
iib iu @unffen beS cbiasn wsbfslS su srfldz
rem. "aSa5 teut Der Wsnfb nsnn or in 9rrfs
fer Gptb iif.'
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3&Otn4n05- NcllCoun1,

Die 3rudsri oeS Nbcralen 03ecGachtrS"
II in Die Suo 6ts &rafIe, @de Der @berrp
AuEn 5ern. , y m BWtb5bau6s5. pf aes
9tnob;r perIt8t rorrsn. Snbtm MIR teitS
zen Qetrn reiTtben 10 ple ptn geeDrtsn 4ubIis
lum utsrbhnpt 1n6c9tn, benatrrl,htj9su mir
un(sre 5rcuu(g, rab MIR jBt b,iTlr mjs iribgr
5Hr B!rrguN8 atltr irttn von Iructcrdrbittn
III reutl st uno sn9ildtr praahe e'nger'bttt
Nno, uno Bitten um acrsn f2rneU Osp0gsnDsit
unp 9It9gu 3ulprutb.
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"2e1r baben Sat brejts Yanjcr Der 8rebsit
uno Son't'fut'rn an eer SpieU beSechnet NIT
zen Aldn5eneen 0Gcrten. GinT ermin fir
prfNoe"t Dix V brl:afcit Der tFentltz
dbcn 9eomten-Dic cSfsheri,eit Scr tfz
tc"tIt>ben d'eieer-uno oae a[lscmcinc
rOebl SeB DolFee !"
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Esabins, ben Z, @pril, 1s4o.

"Nte @5s9nunaen tauitnber ron GSeiber uno
&'nesF DE 9erettet ron ben @falpcrmciRrn
parodtilthsr 2Hlleen, llnp ron Zen nptb mebr
oarbarltdlen 'preFtrr, ruben auf Sorrifon
unc ttlnsr brAren Nrmte."- ( impn @sd,neis
osre Sctlhaft an Die Selee9ebuns, am 10.
3ecember 1913.
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Scr JcorriaturS "GattrlNne5 I8iNtr"
jei9t an, Naf sin tEeincs l&uftcn, "oae 4 ys
ben General 5arriion's" be ibm bic ,Drtis
ie perlahsn babe, uno fir osn auiRrlt binl9sn
preiS pcn IS Sent ba5 DugsnE @rempIare, ~
babcn fei. 1Dir iinc germ bircir Nuftri9e sur
Oeitenun9 pe5 l9erfhen5 ansuuebmn, unb
empfeblen baftlte tcfoNoer8 oatn Gentitter.
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Q@T~ Gis Haaemejnt 3tjtunG, pon Neu ?)orf,
uno Cbtnic bic &its UNI neue lGeIr, Yon Qbi;
t1otIrbja, fcmmen unb iebr unrcgelndflg unO
oftnlal9 gar niCbt iu-ftnnsn uns Ole 5cerrsn
@,er1usgtber pielteiDt bic l!riad)e eapon an9es
tsn?
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Der Reuorleans pidapune ersdblt ,oab
Dor etrpa 6 @oben Elm Wann am 4tba.
falapa Slub ourb orei Sraoer. bic ais
Dssperaoce6 unb Saupffd>urfen befannt
maren, ermoroet poroen ieen. Die Wcr-
ser rpdren perbaftet uno nadb Spetoufas
in 8erbaftuns eebrabt fporsen, bdtten
aber ibre Sreibelt rpieoer ertan9t, incem
fie oas @efaa9niB erbro1ea. Sie leien
oarauf nab Der @obnun9 surid aefebrt,
no iie Den Waan ums eeben sebracbt
batten, bdtten ebenfaa5 Die Srau pom
Sauie ermoroet uno bic Sobter ge;rpun
gen, nit itnen su oeben uns init ibncn
in ibrem Serftcfe, vtrtraut uno beim,
lib, Su le6en. 0isrourtb fei Die Nab,
barfOoft in 9rohe Iufre9uns oeratben,
bdttsn iie perfol9t, iie aufeefunosn, in
einem GIenc0utre oen perrreeeaifen Der
Sruocr crfi3oiiea uno Die Swei ubrigpn
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