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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19
BurE2t i'm Effigy.

Last Monday evening, our streets were
crowded by parade of boys, carrying trans
parency with Inscriptions of "Specnlalions in
Coal and Lumber Bank delaulters and
Stage propreors," and other devices we did
not learn; immediately after this there was
carried stuffed eiligy, Riding on Rail, .
with rope around his neck, preceded by a
drum and fife, playing the Rogue's March,
Push along keep moving, Riding Oh a Rail, &c
The boys in The whole of their procession
conducted themselves with remarkable good
order; of course there was a good deal of hur-
raing amongs, ihen--lhe windows flew up. and
The night caps popped oqi. They then proceed
ed 10 the Market square, where barrel of tar
had been provided, bonfire was made of it
and the eaigy, the boys shouting "there goes
he Bank PIesidcnl. > Allentown Bulletin.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19
Deaths.

Wa.hiaeion AlIsion, Esq. one Of the mos
distinguished artists in America, died Il his
residence. in Cambridge. Mass. on Saturday
the Sin inst. aged sixiy-four years. The New
York Tribune, in speaking Of him, says " he
was man of rare genius. and . noble orna-
men' Of the Profession Historical. Paimer) 10
which he belonged'
Commander Alexander J. Dallas Of the q.
Nary, died at the Froy Horse. in lhe ci'y
"f Troy, n. Y. on Wednesday last lie en-
tered the Navy twenty-five years ago, and has
much service. lie was nephew OF A.
j. Dallas. Of Phjladelphia. Secretary Of the
Treasury nnder President Aiadjson.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19
Oar Borough.

Stroudsburg never looked more beautiful than
il does at present. The grand and majestic
scenery which surrounds and hens it in, is now
in its pride, and the lovely streams, which cross
it at almost every point, never appeared more
cheerful and refreshing. With reviving nature,
our languishing trade and business also seem to
have received new impetus. The pressure,
which rested so heavily upon US is gradually
giving way, and activity and confidence appear
once mere TO be assuming their sway.
Business Of every kind has improved, ard sew
eral new establishments have been started, with
every prospect of success. All the houses in the
Borough are occupied and The demand for dwell
lings has been such as to induce some of our Cit
izens to put up a number of new buildings, during
the present summer. The greatest improvement
of the season is large and commedious Hotel,
winch has been erected by Mr.. John Shively, and
which viii be completed IN few days. 1t is in
tended for the accommodation of the public gen.
orally and is peculiarly well adapted for city. and
other travelling custom. Mr.. S. viii occupy il
himself, and is pronounced, by those who know
him, to be the prince Of landlords. Ya
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19
correspondence'o 'of the Jetersonlan Republican.
,Ecstoa, Julv l7th. 1913.


,EcstOn, July l7th, 1913
Our Borough was quite enIiyened on Salur-
day, by the sound of fife and drum" and a
procession Of several hundred tow path boys
and boa,men on foot, and about two hundred
mounted on boat horses, who marched all over
Town. They came from the opposite side of
the Lehigh along the Mauch Chunk Canal
where they have struck for higher wages
There are now abou. four hundred loaded and
empty boats lying within three miles of Eas-
ton, The worklnen on which have resolved to
suspend operations, until the Mauch Chunk
Company agrees TO give them 30 cents addll-
onal for carrying ton Of coal from the mines
10 Philadelphia. The price has heretofore,
this summer,l been fifty cents, and seventy Is
asked The Company refuses 10 give the adj
vance, and The boalmen refuse 10 go 10 work
Time will show who can stick out the longest.
In the meantime, no BUSINESS is doing on the
Lehigh Canal, and the Collector on The Della
ware Canal, does not take in $500 week
For my part, think so cents ton entirely too
little for carving coal, and that 20 cents
would no more than afford the boamen de-
cent means Of living.
Mr.. Edward L. Wolf, son of The late Gov.
Wolf, has issued proposals for publishing
new weekly paper, in this place, 10 be called
The Easlon Gazelle" Ii is to be " Loco
Foco." in politics, but which of the two fac
lions of the parry, in the county, il is 10 sup
port, is not mentioned We have already
quite as many papers in Northampton, as the
people can afford 10 support. and consequently
think this new one will turn on! but poor
speculation for its proprietor. The first num-
Der is 10 be published some time in August
Seven pupils from the Institution for the
Education of the Blind, in Philadelphia, have
paid Us visit during the past week and graft
fed US with several interesting performances
They are expert musicians, and make the most
delightful harmonies. They also gave US
specimen of their manner of reading. which
they accomplish altogether by the touch Of
their fingers They have also a number OF fancy
articles, of their own manufacture, for sale.
A Theatrical company has arrived here, and
will give their first performance this evening.
Several excellent actors are among their num-
Der.
We have had several refreshing showers in
this neighborhood, few days past, and corn
and polaloe fields and gardens have revived
in wonderful manner. The grass, Also does
no longer look, as if the fields had been on
fire, bu, is green. j, ought 10 be. A great
deal of grain has already been taken in.
Yours, &c J. J.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19
strn,.dssnurg Artlilerists.

We are happy TO announce that this beautiful
volunteer corps is in very fourishing condition,
and that the members will before long make their
first parade, under the new officers, and in their
new uniform. We love to see beautiful and
well drilled company and as we have no doubt
but the Artlerists will prove such an one. are
sorry to see the opposition they meet with from
certain persons. Our militia system has become
SO degenerate, that no farther good can be expect
ed from it, until it has received a complete
alsuling, and our only hope therefore, for the de-
fence of the liberties of the country, against for
eign aggression, or domestic violence, rests with
our Volunteer Soldiers. Ii was wise and good
saying Of Washington that in time of peace we
should prepare for war and in following that ex-
cellent mans injunction we are surewe can do no
wrong. We hope then that the youag men of
Stroudsburgh disregarding all unmeaning clanior,
and not being deferred from their good intentions
by the opposition of few, will go on and build
up company, which viii be an ornament to their
Borough, and defence to their country.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19

Amos Kendall, Esq, Ex-Fourih Auditor of
the Navy Department, and Ex-Poslmaster Cen
eral, celebrated the Fourth Of July in Jail.
We thought Mr.. Kendall had been liberated
some iime since. II is pity, 10 keep The poor
man in Jail; he never can pay the debt he has
been iucarcerated for, and we should think his
creditors. if they wanted revenge, have now
been satisfied Chronicle
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19
CAMP MEETING.

BY Divine permission. Camp Meeting
will be held in George Ransberry's woods,
about one mile and half east from Srouds-
burg. to commence on Monday, August 2lst,
and 10 close on ,he Saturday mo.ning follow
ing. No cake stand, boarding tent OF Su'ller,
will be permitted within the limits Of the Law,
except such as are regulated by the proper au-
lhorities Of The Church.
MAHLAN II. SISTY,
DAVID e. GARDINER
July 10, lS43
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19
uP Paw UP! PAN UP!!FH

All persons indebted TO the subscriber for
subscription, advertising, job work, or other
wise, are hereby requested TO make Immediate
payment, and save costs. Since his co-pari-
nership with Mr.. Kollock, set of new BOOKS,
for the firm, have been opened and il is there
fore necessary that the old books should be SET
tied up, His pecuniary concerns also imperl-
lively require him 10 call upon all who are in
arrears to make immediate settlement.
THEODORE SCHOCH
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19
NOTICE.
July l9. 1913

In the Court of Common Pleas, Milford,
Pike county.
~ u;4e,, Alias subpoena sur Ii
iie"iJ "''u''''u' bel for a divorce, Vim
w. 10 -, culo Mairimonie. No.
Nancy i"u"''u' 9l-May Term, l643.
You are hereby required TO appear before the
Honorable The Judges of the Court OF Common
Pleas of the said county OF Pike, on the 18Th
day of September next, at 0 o'clock, A. M
10 answer the complaint of the said Henry
Windield and shew cause if any you have,
why The said Henry Windfeld, your husband
should no! be divorced from the bonds OF mat
rimony, agreeable 10 the Act of Assembly In
such case made and provided
JAMES WATSON, Sheriff.
To Nancy Windfeld
Milford. July 20, S43-4t.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19
Guano .wa,asyrc.

This substance is bnt iiiIe known inthis
country. It's found upon certain small islands
in The Sourh Sea, and IN some parts of South
America, in places resored 10 by large focks
Of birds, of the excrement Of which II IS chief
ly composed. 1t is said 10 form beds OF fifty
10 sixty feet in thickness. Il is manure OF
he most powerful kind The Newburyporl
Herald suggests thai our whale ships, when
deficient id OIL, may exc out bad voyage, by
bringing home few hundred tons Of Guano
from South America. About forty thousand
tons Of it were imported into England last
year. and commanded good price.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19

A. Sisty, Esq, the gentleman who has for
several years past conducted the editorial de-
parment of he Wilkesbarre Advocate, one OF
the best papers in the interior of the Stale, has
disposed of his interest to James B. Mix, Esq,
formerly Of The CarbondaIe Journal
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19

Ladies' at this season, il will be well for you
10 know tllal Inc fumes Of birthstone will re-
move frui, stains and iron mould from linen
and cotton. Moislen the part stained with
cold water, then hold it over the smoke Of
burning birthstone and the stain will disappear
-ForutIi
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19

Amustachioed young man lnsulted
the wife and sister-in-law of respec-
table mechanic on the fourth Of Ju-
ly while they were standing on Gray's
Ferry Bridge; waiting for the cars.
The fellow on being spoken to by the
husband for his insolence, retorted
with a sneer and a laugh, whereupon
he was most severely hogged.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19

BRUTAL.- "A man named Joseph
Hutchison of Bucks county, has been
held to bail in Montgomery county for
tying a boy who had been indented
to him, to the axle,of his carriage, and
then drive his horse at fullspeed about
three miles, for no other reason than
that the boy had left him for the pur-
pose Of visiting his mother, whom he
had not seen for a long time. Hutch
ison was arrested by some citizens
near Willow Grove, Montgomery
county.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19

A ifore of 7G0 sheep. on their way 70 the
east. recently stopped al BeaIsyi,e, Washing
ton county, Pa. after days drive, and The
next morning 405 Of them were found dead, IN
consequence of fatigue
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19
How 10 sea rid OF Cockroaches.

The following method Of destroying
these detestable intruders is at once
simple and effective procure from
the apothecary a small quantity of
of that odiferous vegetable called po-
ko root. Boil it in water till the Jul
ces are extracted, and mingle the Ii
quor with good molasses, spread the
liquor IN large platters OF soup plates:
place these wherever the cockroaches
visit, and the enemies will be found
slain by ffties and hundreds on the
following morning. A person who
has tried if states that he slaughtered
SO cockroaches In one night, by the
above process, and that the root which
had been boiled being thrown into a
closet, thickly infested by the enemy,
the place was quilted entirely In a few
days, great numbers being left dead.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19
NOTICE.
Jacob Kimble,


Moses Kinble, ieman N Kim
BILE, James Kimb!e. Timothy III.
KimbIe, Harrison kimble, Charles
b. Seaman and Roxy his wife,
formerly Roxy Kimble. Milton
KimbIe, OIevi Kimble, George
Kimble, Charles s. kimble,
Emely Philips, formerly Eme In The
Iy Kmbe, Thomas J. Ridgway, Orphans
and Lucy Ann his wife, formerly Court of
Lucy Ann Kimble. Edward 3. Pike Co.
Feons, and Henrietta his wife,
formerly Henrietta Brown, Giles
Brown, Eeazer Brown, George
Tripp and Mary F. his wife, for
merly Mary F. Brown. George
Brown, Sarah Ann Brown, Henry
Brown, Kenneth Brown, Helen
Brown, Mary Ann Brown, Ganach
Brown.
You will take notice that an inquest will be
held at the house in The occupancy of Heman
n Kimble in Palmyra township, Pike county.
on Wednesday, the thirIieth day oil August
next, at IL o'clock Of said day, for the purpose
of making partition of the real estate OF jacob
Kimble, decd, 10 and among his children, and
legal representatives, if the same can be done
without prejudice to or spoling the whole, 9TH
erwise to value and apprase the same accor-
ding TO law, at which lime and place you can
attend if you think proper.
JAMES WATSON, Sheriff.
Milford, June 7. 1913.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19
MARRIED..

In Siroudsburg, on Saturday evening last
by John Musch, Esq. Mr.. EDWARD CREss TO
Miss MARY WHITE, both of The former place
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19

Why has clock always bashful
appearance!
Because it always keeps its hands
before its face.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19

The Bristol county Mutual Insu-
rance Co had losses upwards Of
100000 by the fire at Fall River /;
and the Cohannet Office, it's said will
not be able to pay more than half
the amount of policies insured by
them.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19

The Globe afhrms that Gen. Jackson is in favor
Of Mir. Van Euren as next President. Who doubt
ed il, except John TY!or and the Madisonian.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19
BANK OTE T4EST.
c0rrected weekIy lor the JelIersonIan Republican.

----,
The notes of those banks on which quotations
are omitted and a dash(-)substituted are not
purchased by the brokers'
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rDieoer Elm ebrrphreiscr Setriiser.-
Gin Snoivibuuln, wslbss lib fsIbif als ben
ebrm. 5. y. Saefus aussibt unc pcrSibt Elm
Mstbobiitsnsprsessr bon Der Oneida Sonfs
rsns ;u fsin, purbe pprIssts Wcbe su @atss,
Reu Yorf, perbaftst auf bic Nnfla9e oab er
;,psi Roten auf eins Der lltifasSanfen 9sfalfbt
babe, gum Sstrase BON 8I400. Gfan fanb
bsi ibm unsefdbr neun sbaIsr @sIb unS siniss
untpibtiss papisrs. er seifanp bas ct ben
Setrus besansen babe une sa6 als llrfad)s an,
bas sr tisf in Sbulbsn ffsfs uno itb losSus
MAIDEN panfbs. gtrpa $1,000 BON bem @sls
be rparsn an psrfbietene @rsoitcren bssablt,
uno bic ibrisen $4OO fit qcttsrissqcofe rsr
rpsntst, mittslit welben ct 70 piel su ssruinnsn
DOfffs UNI bic gotsn sinsulbfsn ,psnn fis fdllis
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Der Ttterale 3seotarbter
Ieabing, Ben / s. 9Ingnff 1913.
Gin Nalfcbmiin;er berbaftef. :

Wtn VaI1cbntiln3er Derbdffef. -
Gin &srl Namsns Sobn Srinlep, alias Scbn
eIarf, murcs bier am 8rsitaae psrbaftst eurt
gBm. Sse, esq, psrbcrt uno tsim @bsriff
einquartirt auf Die anflass fallbes GsIO in
llmIauf 9sbrabt iu babsn Sei feiner Ser,
baftun9 fanc man bei ibm eri SIS 9lctsn aul
bic Sanf BON Wilminston uno Sranppwins
une cine $40 gSts BON osr ssbrohsnsn @lebss
Sanf in Rsu Vorf ;u Der Mehnpiss Sanf
son Baltimore perdnbsrf.
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20 mag AUDI mcbl ols Elm 3siebsn bon bars
ten 3eiten bsnsn, bas fc ungem6bnllb pid
unauiasncmmsne ODER toete Srisfs ouf benz
9snsraIsYeifamte in 98afbinstOn anfpmmen.
9cn ben $4,000 poiiamtsrn in alien SbeIen
Der Union, fcmmsn I'M 9urhfbnitt am @nbs
snss jsbsn Nuartals ;wti bunbsrt unb finfji9
tauIsnb totts Srisfe bort an. 8hnf Sbrsibsr
Iino NIT psm @rtHnsn bsrfeIbsn bsibdftiet.
Der trlfs nilnmt Die @cpsrts ab unb tbut ben
Snbalt in sinsn &orb; Der anbsre iortirt uno
psrslsicbt fis NIT ben YrftsSiGs. Srisfs pcrs
in fb ni1ts BON 8ertb pcrfnest, rpereen in
einen &orb sspcrfen une psrnibtst. Ssns Die
wsrtbpoas einlaeen sntbatsm werosn an
eas Defiant surild9sfanbt 100 fc sin9ebdntist
wuresn, unb rpsnn mtslib ben @i9sntbimsrn
piser susefsat. Sinbsn ib feline eissntbiis
70 rpirb Der Ssra9 nrtirt uno su sinem bsfon:
bern Ncnb estban, no bsrieIbs, rpsnn fpdtsr
2(nfrrtsrunsen ssmabt ,psrben tpieosr ausbss
sablt wrs. SSnnh Onfsl Sam litb sinmal
sntitlsssn isin Srisfporto auf unsefabr Die
jedlfts bsrabsuisssn, Wiiree bisism llsbsl um
Bidss atssbplfn fin.
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1lnaliicf. - Gin st,pa l4jdbriass Oidt

11nHliicf. - Gin stspa l4jdbrisss 0oldes
bsn, 2obtr BON Safob WterfsI pon bier, isI
am Srsitass BON ssm cbsrn srsppenssldnbsr
esS @purtbauisS auf cas- unters. sim iotbs ron
Is bis 20 Sus, Serbrab ensn arm unt Elm
Ssin unb mures dberbaupt 70 febr beibdtist,
ta6 man an ibrem 9tuffcmmsn swsifslt. Sis
rpar cine BON ben pisIen Mibbsn Die in une
bs Dem Gcurtbaufs aspfel Mnc anesrss OBJ
Su psrfaufsn pfs9sn, ,utltbs IS in bsr Ssmcbns
bsit baben iid NIT 5sruntsrrutibsn auf ben
Srsppenaeldnosrn III amisirsn.
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feben 3u lafen, oenn er mdroe fi9er bic
observation-disclosures erbalten. Durb
bielen 8etrus 1T nibt olein oaspublifum
fonbern AUDI unier Goupern6r i6dnbli6
bintersansen. Man iolte iiberbaupt NIT
Dem unterSeibnen bon Sittl6riften iebr
porffbti9 iein. (Slbl.)
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Die Gauntp NerIantmIuua.

llnfers pefer i'm Qanbs, Die pcriae QGotbs
niebt in Der Stabt marsn, ,punfbtsn pisleitbt
germ 5u ,pifTen lpie bic Gsriammlun9 ausssfals
len 1T, Weltc bic ecfcs am 9ienitase i'm bies
f9en Gcurtbauft bisItsn. gS wirts piel &aum
erfcresrn, fiber msbr aIs mir bafir ibre bas
bsn cine ousfiDrIibs Ssfbrsibun9 bapon ;u
sebsn. es 9ins babel Sismlib bunt Der, unsss
fdbr ~ie Bel sinsm polnifbsn Qanbtass, rpo SEE
Der iast mas sr bsnft unp tbut ,paS sr pil
Sinl9s drasrtcn lb unb ftbr 3isle latbten.--
Die bsiben beribmten Sprebsr jor. @barlss
God unt Sol. gintfap, bielten &eesn, bic, cb
palIsnb eeer nitt, bod bSrbar rparen unb audi
auf,nsrflam anasb6rt murbsn. Der erifsre
sridts feline ibmsrs llnSufrisbsnbsit aus, unb
srobte, sas er bic Yarts faput MAIDEN rpirts,
wenn Die 9tncfrati, BON AIT Serfs" fsnsm
gSlsn jl,pitsr banbls, unb als Der festsrc
tsne StsntorsStimmc bSrsn lief, frastsn iit,
sini9e Sub6rer srifaunt "QSer iS nau fed p
ouf bic antmcrt: gcl. qintfap, fclate eann
absr bic pfs9matfbe 8smsrfuns "O isasr
Sbcdfter,' une bic 1ufnertiamfsit muree
um 90 prcient psrminbert. Die &sbe iibsrs
baupt sntbielt eini9e trsfenb, banbarsi1ibs
Babrbltsn, Die iiber BON sutem erfols fsin
warcsn, tpdren ite BON anbsrsr Ausns ssfcn,s
men. 9Sir ;~eifsIn Of bic game Gsrfammluna
plsl cber etrpas @utss wirfts, ba i'm @anssn
msbr Safticnssiit als 6armOnie bsrrfbh.-
Geats bisS 70 fortbausrn, 70 psrbsn bic Sauns
tbps ppbl tbun ruenn fe banbfsits Mdnnsr
a!S 9els9aten nab osr ndbifsn 9auntpsG on,
penticn ftifen, neil bann pis(lsibt mstr ale
barts gSorte pcrfcmmsn mtbts.
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Canal Dampfb6te.-@in Sepi1Isr 6srr
@lman @cnssrfe, BON Ysrrp eauntp, bat cine
nsue 9rt 9ampfbcte erfunbsn auf Camden Sa
fabrsn, uno bsrsts Elm Mcosa bapon an9efsr>
tst. 9aS Scot fol- burd Ndesr eetrisben
msrosn, bic in Dem Sauts bsfsIbsn le9en uno
70 sinseribtst finb bas lis bas Baisr nibt ans
fbpslsn, moeurb fcnif bic llfsr psreCrbsn
,pirbsn. Ser @rfnosr bsrebnst, bas ct NIT
ensm folbsn Sects Die 0isife nab Yittsburs
um snsn Sag fbnsasr unc init ssrinsersn Sos
fen maiden fann.
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ltn0liicf.-9urb einsn Srisf pom ebrm.
!Srn Stsinbaber, paifcr Der bisfssn fatbOIi'
Sirbs, srfubren mir, oab bsrfslbe am 90. Sus
Ii, auf elmer W1iilIonsrsiis in Der Rdbs BON
NsiItcn, pa. sas llnslad bate Elm Sein su
brsbsn. Sn 9efabr NIT fsnsm Sabrseuss unls
ss'porfsn su tperbsn, fprans CT bsraus, blieb a.
bsr NIT Dem rsbtsn Su6s i'm qsitrismsn bdn.
gen unb BRAD bas lnfs Ssn unterbaIb Dem
xnis. Sur Habribt fir feline sntfsrntsn Sreun'
be srlaubtsn mir unS risfs furse ROti; pom benz
unfaas su nebmsn.
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Grnte. aus Fl b ten in . anas
b a.-Die 6eu grnte 1T in unierm eans
gen beutlhen Settelment nun poruber uno
i'm Naeemeinen gut aus9efauen; an
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Gin Druefer in Derlesenbeit. - Der
gbitor bss 8lorioa Srurnol6, mslbss Su Npas
labiecIa ssbrudt wirS, flast feline Notb auf
folssnbe 9Bsiis Ssit ben lsstsn ;rps Woben
batten mir nibts al6 Elm Sbausr nat Dem
anbsrn uub mitunkr snsn anbaltsnoen 0iesen
-wr 1nS potlis absribmsmmt-uu @ss
senfbirm 1T aus9srpobrsn unb mir BADEN fsin
@slo fir snen ns,lsn. Infer Slus 1T bod u.
Der Golf BON Olsrieo mdbtis anlbwsasnb
Der arms S6Iufsr; mir beoaursn ibn, wsnn
ss uns slsib nibt pieI bsffsr ssbt.
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