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RECEIVED THIS WEEK,
TURNER'S,

y PURIFIER supply Of invisible green
"A and mixed Brosdclotts; Csssimeres for
men and boys wear; Mexican Mixtures; ;
linen Drillings green Flannels for Jackets !;
white, black and brown Linen Thread; yellow
Flannel; Lasting and satin Buttons; Spool Cot
tons; blue mixed Knitting Cottons Of prime
quality, &c. sc. Also. expected from New
York, NEXT WEEK,
supply Of blue black, light and satin stripe
M. d. LAIKs; all OF which will be offered at
the reduced rates at which we have been sell.
ing goods the ldst two weeks. o. Gull and be
convinced. may
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Stock and ready made Linen
MANDATORY.

XMHE subsCrI IbeT would INFORM the public
~ that he continues 10 manufacture NECK
STOCK and READY MADE LINEN. Of all the
various styles and will keep constantly on
hand a large assortment, which be will sell at
Wholesale and Retail, cheap for Cash
N. B. Gentlemen wishing a style Of Stocks
not on and, are informed that thoir orders will
receive the utmost attention and promptness,
at his Clothing, Cloth and Gentiemen's Fur
nishing Store, on. door South ofG. T. Gard
ner's Store, South Water ct.
IA NIL. SALISBURY.
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Raus tsr SICK Head Ache, Piles, Dy,Ysp.
ssd, &c. .Atse- Cowsh Syysp for f.
fsotioH of The Lungs, SC.
URHIS Certificate 10 intended ss Guarantee
10 the people the United States. that
~. II. BURR, wARRrN. X. L.. has
been sppoipssd BY me. an Agent. 70, the sale
q "oPENCER'S VEGETABLE PILLS." for
the tern of eus year from shs present date. un-
lees this CsrliHcsis shoulc be sooner recalled
by me; which reserve the right 10 do ss my
pIsssurs,. And 10 secure the public more sf-
1sctually against imposItions. by persons who
DO. o. may counserfet nay medicines i inssrt .
,fss siwiis Ofshe vignet,s on the outside cover
inS Of every bog.
The inside wrapper will also contain fac
simiis Of the Propsister's Signature. The
Pills are put up inv ariabIy IN round tin boxes.
shs cover VI each box stamped &c. 81" and
s~ery outside label signed 80. SPENCER"
sshs - tAs sole Proprisso, and veodsr Of the
Qfcresaid Medicine, and every Ceytifeote
-soiu be signed BY hieotcn hoSd.
Any sttSmpt n sell, or TO ofer for sale any
pills, without the above designations, 10 frau
dulent and ne persons are suthorized by the
Rroprjespy. 70 sell SPETCERS VEGE-
zABkk PILLS, but such az are, or may be-.
furnished with this Certificate Of Agency.
Givem at ssy Principal Ofce,in Wa'Diek,
Rhode. .Isiowd. Sss :..s :sSs1:;c:h deg Of oc:c-
Aer. 1870. t.~
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To Purchasers Of Dry
GAO6S.

q HE subscriber has OH hand larger assort-
I han he has ever before offered TO the public, q
great part Of which have been received from
New York within few weeks; and such ad-
ditions will be made TO the stock as the wants
Of my customers may require. In order to in
crease the sales, the goods have been offered at
prices that has induced nearly oil who have ex-
smined them. to make their purchases without
looking further; and those that did not pur-
chase ut the FIRST call have generally returned in
consequence Of not being able to do a. we'll
The Goods must be sold and if tho
public who arc in want Of either Dry Goods or
will call At TURNER'S "unrvasled
cheap store" they will be convinced that il re :
ally 10 the place Tor Bargains.
THOMAS G. TURNER.
South Water st , may 20
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GOING AHEAD a! at
LONG ROOM I!

MPENED yeslerday-Ffench wrought mus
W. lin single Collars; super blue black Gro
de Afrique. an elegant srticle; Linen Edgings;
best Scotch Ginghsms; Irish Birds Eye diaper;
silk and worsted Plaids for children; Brussels
childrens Gloves, very cheap; 6.4 Oil Cloth :
Kentucky Jeans: check d Swiss Muslins: Cot
ton Hose: corded Robes, sc. sc. We shall
push them of very cheap for CASH.
may 20 WHEATONS s E EDDY
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VERY RICH NEW GOODS, at
JOHN DAV0L'S
Gosh Store, IN South Waier 1t.
I'd ECElvED this week, some beautiful Cas-
~ simeres, GambrooDs, very splendid fgur-
ed and plain Satin Vestings; light Cashmere
and Marseilles do; 5-4 and la Rich DAM
ask Silk Sha,ois. very desirable; Brochs and
Cashmere do, different qualities; Mohair Mits
and Gloves, Nankens very handsome Prints
Corded and Victoria Skirts; Silks; Linen Cam.
brio and Linen Cambria Hdkfs. the best assort-
ment yet offered; A Carls,on Ginghsns--
choice Goods indeed, and very reasonable.
may 3
IN. b. Will be received on MONDAY from
New York, q complete assortment Of fine sH
sooof M. de LANES. plain, sosehich the slten-
ion OF customers is particularly invited.
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NEW STORE.
An entire new Stock OF

0HYHE snbscrber takes this method 10 re.
turn bis sincere thanks 10 the public, foI
the liberal patronage extended 10 the
late Firm Of Turner and Salisbury, and 10 in
foIm them that he has built store on South
Wator street. one door south of G. T. GArd-
ner's store, where he intends 10 conduct the
business Of DRAPER and TAILOR, and REA-
pY MADE CLorHINo Establishment, on q
plan which cannot fail Of giving universal sat
isiaction to his customers. The subscriber fur.
ther avails hmsolf of the occasion 10 state, that
his stock Of CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, & VEST
INGs, together with all Goods found in o
Clothing Store, is more extensive than can be
found IN any store in this town; being entirely
fresh and neto, purchased in New York. under
the most advantageous cir rcumsi ances al Anct-
ion, with the MONEY; which will enable him TO
sell as cheap as can be found at any store ia
this State.
Having obtained Nessrs SCOTT + WILL.
SONS Report Of FASHIONS, and spent some
time in the city in getting infol n alton in the
Tailoring business, together with the expert.
ence OF fourteen years, he can with confidence
warrant all Garments to give perfect satisfact.
ion.
The Stock consists in part Of
Super west cfEngland wool dyed black, blue
black, olive green, myrtle green, rife green
invisible green, claret, brown, dablia, indigo
blue, black mkt, cade, mkt Cloths, from com.
mon TO extra super6ne comprising a choice
and desirable assortment.
25 pieces Of Cassimeres- comprising beau.
tiful assortment, some very fine. A great varie.
ty Of Vestings, Of oil the vsrious qualities.
Drapdete for gents thin Goats ;cambroons ;browr
Linens and DrilIngs; great variety Of Good'
for childrens clothes; silk Velvet; black Bonn
zine; back and blue black Satin ;silk and colt or
Hdkfs; black cravats; Gloves; Suspenders; Un,.
brellas; Satinets; brown and bleached ehirtine
and shee,ing, stripe shirting, &c &C., all Of
which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms. M. L. SALISB URY
may South Water at.
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Co-Partnership Formed.

CO.Partnership Formed.
HVHE subscribers have formed CO.
- partnership for the purpose Of car
ryiag on the CABINET Maxine BUMNEss,
under the firm Of
james A. IRorxtow & Brother,
and will continue at the old stand Of James
A. Thornton, on State street, few rods
west Of Coles Hotel, where they will
keep constantly on hand an assortment Of
Cabinet Wa'e, which will be sold on the
most favorable terms.
JAMES A. THORNTON,
ZACHARIAH T. THORNTON,
Warren, march IL, 1889.
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OPENED YESTERDAY AT
LONG ROOM!

SR LACK mode silk for Scarfs; Spitalfeld &
- Pongee silk Hdkfs; silk & cotton Gloves;
Umbrellas; oval wood Buttons; Linen Cam
brio Hdkis Girls white and colored cotton
Hose; Nankin Knitting Cottons; NaDkins ;
colored checked Swiss Muslins bordered
Hdkis; csmbric and ,wiss muslin Kdglngs: rose
white Gro de Nap; Met huen Cotton Duck,
sc. &c. WHEaTONS r EDDY.
June IL
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0ooks and stationary.
N 1jkLIAW RAHENE

a las ON hand . general assortment OF
School Books, Blank do; Letter Paper
writing, fancy. gilt edge. account, es-
II, log, pilot, note, rice, marble, medium,
|swipS. tissue. sugar, ,snd blue wrapping; Bris-
Board. Visiting Cards, States and slate Pen
y black snd redLead do; yellow and white
ilIs; rcd and fancy Waters ; writing Sand ;
- bIsck, indelible &India ink; {nk Stands :
tising Books; Letter sssmps; Steel Pens; Al.
onscs: Drawing States; Water Paints, &c
RDaio low for C0sh. Oct B.
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N OTIOE,

"A ne old Stand, enc doc, North Of the
"a !. BGptist Meeting House,
NvHE subscriber ~ Teceiying about
these days, large addition to his
stock OF CHiNA, GLASS and EARrHEN
WARE, which for beauty and variety, will
surpass aay thing he has. heretofore offer
I'd. Pusehnsers wishing 10 obtain arti-
clss in The shove line. as low as can be
bssght ia this State, are invited TO call.
.ts,a SAMUEL WHEATON,.
Sane ID.
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k1D-On hand . choice lot Of Ladies
Zee, hid end lea Shses, different Qusl-
knfoly u, which the subscriber feels conf
~ can and will sell lower than can be
@ks ID thjs place. Those in wsntof any Of
bevs articles will please give mo q calls
n6Go fee oksmselves.
CHARLES LUTHER.
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Groceries and Provisions.

WrOCCEACS anu II IEOVlSAOAASs
yR EFF, Pork, Hams, Lard, Butter, Cheese,
- Molasses. Molssses Sugar,
Havana white and brown Sugars;
Extra Loaf and common Sugars,
Flour, Rice. Rye and Indian Meal,
Rio and Cuba Coffee,
Green and Black Teas,
Butter and Soda Crackers,
Sliced Dried Apples,
White and Garden Beans,
Salt Fish, Salt. Oil, Candles
With good assortment Of Spices, &c
The above Groceries and Provisions are all
bought with Cash and Of the best qualities ;
and will be sold as cheap as can be purchased
at any other Store in this town, and all war
ranied 10 please, or may be returned and the
money refunded back,
a good assortment Of the above articles
constantly on hand; for sule by
april "a S. w. REMINGTON.
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HOUSE AND SHIP
PAINTING, GLAZING,
PAPER HANGING.

John Salisbury L. Son,
South Wales street. at Mew new sta,Id--
Iesvsr floor,
NONTINUE TO carry on the above
~ branches Of business, and have jQst
received from New York, per sloop Nt~
York, supply Of Brooklyn White Lead
from the mandatory, Of extra qualify ;
best VerJigris, dry or ground and all
kinda of Paints, Oils and Varnishes, US
ually wanted.
ALSO,
A good lot Of English Linseed Oil, by
The barrel or less quantity,
French and American Window Glass
(and Glazing done satisfactorily,
White Wash and Paint Brushes,
Good Potash and Rosin,
LIKEWISE,
A great variety Of PAPER HANG
MGS, of!he mos. approved patterns and
latest importations, and besides, FIRE
Board Prints and Borders.
N. B. The above articles will be sold
as low as at any place in this town-YEs
-or in the State. may 8
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'jET RECEIVED.

1elIs, Kn;stins Pins. Bfittsnis Thin.
~ eosp Ladies', milk jPsns, Selves.
Ss 81 + aivss, mouse Traps Combs. .Brsss
DNlo ehispsls. Drawing Knives, On as
~ 81 0Addlsry. vis: Bride Bits. cock
~ 1Iseklss, Roller do. &c. Also--
r 0nraiturs, such ~ Sash Fasteners
- 0osings asd PuIIiss, for sale by
= 1I S1MUEL WHEATON,
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SCOTS and SHOES.

Received the pas,
week, I case Ge n
tlemens call Boot,
= cases mems and
sboys cell Shoes
gents morocco. kid
4 lea Pumps, chill
'drens shoes Of dir
fosent kinda.
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To the Ladies'.
NN G. TURNER received yesterday, a.
- Q mother lot Of plain and satin stripe NJ 4.
De LAINs, Of light and dark colors; blue blk
do; for sale 'heap. may IA
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To whom it may Concern.
FHNH E subscriber would notify all such
- az are indebted to him by Note or
Book Account, Of long standing, TO call
and settle wIthou: delay. The Bills are
ready, and at present may be found at
his Store, few rods South of A. Bos-
worth, Esqr's. Office.
S. DAVOL, JR.
may 20 Main street.
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Warren, may ID.
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pssssngsrs 10 take the Steambost and S'on-
ais gton Ra 4 Read. or the CArs!oT Boston.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-19

he sDsh Of December 90 shsi The time ~il be cred
o~yopd oil dispute.
This evidence ake. xeLeod from Chippewa the
evening Of The night on which the Csr.line was de-
siroyed, sed leaves him a, sorrhson's IN the morning.
wbea he lea xotnson's he made towards the Falls, a
iuie way from the Pavilion, and fell into company
wiih . NJ. Ciikinsou, who was IN the army Of the gov
eminent. lie and scL-od rode from the Pavilion 10
Chippe~s. and the destruction Of the Caroline Was a
subject Of Conversation between them; tot II had been
sgreeJ between them that II any thing was To be done
in relation to her they should participate in u. And
nov II had been done, and they had nothing To do with
II. They rode then up The Niagara liver 10 where cap
Tain I s,cr lived, and while they were going along the
shore of the Nisesrs river, they were fred at repeat
eddy tea OF a doren shots being fired al tSem, and
one OF them was picked up and given TO Mcleod when
passing back. While guing from the Pavilion, they
met another persnn, John mclean, now of New York.
lie was riding wards Niagara Falls aud met NC
Leod, whom hc knew well. Mclean had not gone to
rest when he heard the cry Of fire, and looked out and
saw tho flames.
II this testimony il sufficient, we will be relieved
from any Embarrassment as to the question. whether
there was any murder committed a, all. And you, as
American citizens, viii rejoice that YOU can acquit Al
ersndet NC Leod a. an innocent man, and know il
VIII rejoice you as honest men 20 be able TO saw, Alex
ander Mcleod is - snnoceut Of that reported murder
as any man among you
IT this evidence is sufi, lent, what becomes OF the
evidence on which the prosecution rests. You must
either say that those witnesses fabricated their stories
or their heated imaeinaiions led them into error, while
on our side the witnesses saw Mcleod, not at break OF
day or ia the darkness Of midnight, but went or wer.
with him from the time he left Chippewa. With them
1t is either perjury or all truth, and lit is all truth you
can have no difficulty in pronouncing tina, verdict due
10 the American people. And with ,ha, verdict we will
say. we are satisfied.
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DEVOTED TO Folr1cs-rnr NEWS OF rue DAY-oESrRAL Dlscusslox-AoRIcu

Aher the death Of our child. Arthur absen,ed
himself more frcqscr,ly from hts cherries
hoise. His sfass fell zoe. disorder. and he
abandoned himrlft To habit, u the most rsek.
lcfs d dissipation. One DAY ~ was seated IN
my solitary chamber. an unusual buaie below
sitfacted NV attention. descended the stairs
and the blood frozc IN my wins as | bebeld my
husband supported in the asms ofsc,ersl men,
with The bloSi streaming from his breast. He
bad qusuelled with one Of his companions al q
gambling house; a duel vas the consequence,
and my unhappy Arthur had received h..
death wound. ne was LAID nm a bed, and n
surgeon summoned. who pronounced his wound
fatal, and that 4 few hours would Terminate
hs existence. lie lived however tiIl the nett
morning, and during that last sad night, | re.
cctsed all the consolation was capable Of
feeling. My husband was perfectly, sensible
OF his situation, and AZ ar a long int, fview with
q clergyman, he appeared composed and re-
signed 10 his fate. Ills affection for me seem
cd 10 revive. He embraced me with all his
former tenderness; he called me his dearest
Caroline, his beloved wife. and his head rested
on my breast iiil the last faint breath c1halcd
from his lips.
When ! recovered from the long illness
which succeeded the death ofmy husband, I
found myself in a state Of utter restitution. |
had no parents, nor any near relation; nor had
] 4 home or the means 10 supply the common
est wants Of nature, for my husband died in
solvent.
God iempers the wind to the shorn lamb md
even Tor me an asylum was provided. The
mother of Edward LINDSAY had been the friend
of my early life, and when she heard Of my SIT
ua,Ion, she came and carried me 10 her happy
home. | rave resided with her ever since,
assisting in the education ofher children, and
endcavoring 10 contribute To their happiness.
Wy story Is ended, aud now Emma you will un.
dcrstanJ my admonitions. and realize the fear
iul hlzlri YOU incur when YOU venture TO tri-
a. with the feelings ~ youf husband.
Mrs Graham left the room IS she spoke and
The self convicted briie sought her hu >band,
10 obtain his forgiveness, and To promise both
HIM and herself that this, as it had been their
first, 50 II should be their last quarrel.
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been ordered down 70 csn,os 10 drive ,hs English Osi
OFT srpe5iuOo nil 10 In front Of the capital, long BE-
fofe they can he recalled 10 ne detssce.
N The EmpsrOt however should dsssrrtns M, 70
Yea. BOT ,ss. hi, hmiiy ard crosse he srss wall into
The h~s'1sssc, Of Tarsry, cha, 10 % be dsnei Are
We prepared 60 secs . proeismsucn from me Palace.
the Ts,fsr &y.asiy A~s ees,ss 10 -nss. and re
serving 10 Ourselves Canton and the Te, districts. to
resign ne ,rs Of he Empire TO an Emperor Of our
nominsnoni Bold az ,hi, strip may appear, Il
only he a re ensoimeni Of our career 10 Indis.
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The TTth Of con, for the murder OF MI. Adams, was
last week set down for to-day. Whether il has come
on. We are not infomled. We have been desired by
MI. Lane, the father Of Nrs. Adams, whom we have
long known as a member of DR.. Springs church, to
state that the report going the rounds OF the papers, Of
her being deprived Of her senses, is entirely withou,
foundation and however acute may be the sense of
her loss, she bears it with a becoming resianalion to
the Divine will.
Ia reply TO our inquiries las, evening, Mr.. Lane as
suTed US that the ouren, statements in some Of the ma.
pers, IA relation to the remarkable pre-. moniiory dream,
OF Mfs' Adams, are true. Two days before her hu..
bands disappearance, she dreamed, twice, tina, he wa,
murdered, and that she saw his body Gu, into niece,
and packed N a boz. The dreams gave her great
concern, from their %yIyidness, and she wen, one, ,o
relate Them to her mpiher, but did not. from the app,e-
hension OF being laughed at-N Y. Com. Ade.
Rhods Inland. The new Constitution adon,sd A.,
the Rhode Island Suffrage Convention, proposes 10 =.
tend The right Of suffrage TO every white male citizen
Of lawful age, who may have resided in The Stat. ono
year and IN te township where he offer, N -.
three months. But in any question Of raising a ,,r q,
Spptopiia''hs TIE proceeds Of a tar, the votor rnu,, DOS.
se'' properly either real or personal, Of the value .,
s''o Ihs Senate TO be composed Of l2 members
e'ee'sa by Districts and The House Of go member, y,
WHOM FIo''dence Is 10 send "a. The goyerno, -
ha'ea , elo power subject Ia 0e reversed b, IN. ID.
eision Of majority OF both Houses.
lie Constitution OF which tie above are ann. on.
outlines, u designed to take the place OF lie Ola e."
'er granted by King Charles II. Of EDol,,J 49,.
which ne good ps9Pie u Rode Island I,ys l;r,T -
ui' d>y. 0 F"
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On motion Of mr.. Chandler Of Pesebsm, tho p"
OF the House for the last session were adopted brb'
time being.
On nomination by Inc Speaker, the house aPpon's'
the following gentlemen a commiuee IN join the CON-
mi't.e ofthe Senate, to canvass the vote, for Govern
or, Lieut. Governor, and Treasurer
Bennington Co.-sarresnt, Garfield. Houghtoh.
Windhsm-Billin.s Eager, Easiabrook,.
Windsor-Porer. Henry, Buck.
k~u,isnd-Slason, For, Needhsm.
Addison-Ruseo., Pierpoin', Barnes.
Orange-Tenney, Cobb, Howe.
Cbiitenden-Gn swold. Beach, Webster.
Ws.hinepn-Keilh, Warren, DAVIS.
csIedonia- Hastings, Cilehns,, h
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-12

Die &bInelen (lno nbri9eus ishr geIhifte R6be, Die
Mt trenl9en 9emnrien nnc &rdItern cine Wen9e lpobI
& hmedenoer @erlidte Su bereten oeritehen.-Nl5 ei>
entdl d1rdterlitslb lfeht Der Shnee oaonr c1, oae
NIes Bt> mas blben fam. Guen, EaIfeu, 9oler,
5tOrdle, ohHoe, Rlsen, 9atter, Niue nno @ioeoblen
Eeben GberaQ 6ffen gum 8erfauf Wno btlben bic be-
iebeten Spetlen. Helenoe meIoen, ba6 Die gemdfeten
saeeH, Die @ aUf Der Gafel Der 9eihteu finoel, gar
idt libel fhmeden. Dd9e9eH fcnHen fte Den 9eodmpfs
ZEN Gachteulen une sebratenen IadteuIru fsinen recs
EN- @ed rad ab9erDiuner. Ble bel un5 pascnirte 9lu
Eern @Ber, 9bt e5 III China leinenldlftlide Outoes
9curmanos. Dcd, miro ShpsineFeild, i'm IGsemeis
Rcn eoem anoern oor9eSc9eu, nuo biloet INNER oieBa
F5 ibrer NdJcut5. Ildl ben 3eu9utsen oieer Heiens
pen lSt it nd,t6 Shm16b1fereS oenfeH aIs Elm d,ls
Rehtler SchinfeM rrie oenn iberhaupt ibre Sdweine
Rurd) tbre trefHte Mlituug Uicl oec6lcr len Iclen
nlS Die unlrt9eu.-Ce ucr;a9lihteu aIIer diueIlheu
9erdte, uedne bel srcBcn @ditereien nemals fehlen
Drfen, tnoNlridehnen Mno Die berthnten ptinoiibsn
o9elnelter @rterc ipfroen III Der SpRne trrcnet
Ofcer lno WnScat aufbetplbrt unb bel Sil in 9ftiS,
kp1Ber eln9epcpt uno III elmer &rafbrbe Ycn 3ieacn,
Heidi 9etcdt-Oe gr9etueter flncet man IN Der Rlls
sife bon Gong G;n9, ocn Sao1 uno @rhinhinu. sic
fhenen slnfIn9s wci6; trcden psroen Ie orau, bart
3uno cnrdl'tt'9. Sie ieben ,ue euaemabte Sittcnel
aus l1no 9ebcn Den Speeu eineu trefllheM 9elhmlee
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