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A WASH FOR FRUIT TREEs.-A good
deal has been said about the best appica-
ton for this purposc-one recommending
lime another solution Of soft soap, and an
other g solution of potash. All these are
very excellent. but sometimes fail OF being
applied, from an unwi!lingncss in the far
mcr to drive 10 the viilagcin search ofthcm,
or from false economy which regards the
slight expense of not procuring them. If
there is any thing equally beneficial, and
within every ones reach, we think it should
besubstItutes!: as doing away with the lasta-
pology which lazy man can give for neg
lecting his trees: and VIC think that this
article may be found in wood ashes, Of
which every farmer has an abundance.
have tried a solution of black salts, the ap-
plication OF soap, and also that of wood ash
cs for large trees with rough bark, the lat
Ter is quite as good, if not better than the
former. A wash of ashes and water can be
made as strong as you please, and ifput on
some dry day, a good deal of the ashes will
remain adhering to the bark, which the sub
scquent rains wash into creviccs. This
wash if applied in the summer time, will,
while the ashes remain on the tree, make
it offensive and disagreeable to the insects,
and deter them lighting on it; also ultimate
tcly makes the bark both smooth and
healthy.
BY those who wish for healthy and pro-
ductive orchards, too much attention cannot
be given to the bark of their trees. We fire.
quently meet with forest trees whose inte-
rior has been entirely destroyed by fire or
decay, and which yet seem healthy and
hourishing by virtue of vigorous bark
and any one who has tried the experiment
must have observed how both shrubs and
trees, that have become enfecbled by oge
and neglect, can be rejuvenated by atten-
ton to their exterior condition. We don't
mean to recommend to any to procure old
or. large trees for his orchard in place of
young ones, but if he has an old apple tree
worth improving, by removing the outside
of the whole bark on it late in the spring,
he will find that he has given to the tree
much additional vigour. Upon smaller
trees and shrubs, a liberal scraping with
trowl and an application of ashes and water
will have the same effect.
When trees grow in grassy land, a pretty
good waytokeepthem from being sod bound
is toremove in the fall the sod two or three
feet around the tree, and on this turn about
half wheel barrowfnll Of fmanure !; the wln-
ter rains and SHOWS will wash the strength
of II 10 the ibrous roots. y N the spring
the. manure may be scattered about un-1
dor theiree,a and in lieu Of it, substitute
leached ashes, This, beside being benef..
eient to thetree, prevents the grass from ap-
proaching the stem Of the tree during the
summer land what grass grows over the
ashes is easily removed in the fall
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THE, BLIND BOY.
BY DIR. HAWKES..

It was blessed summer day,
The flowers bloomed-the air was mild,
The little birds poured forth their lay,
And every thing in nature smiled.
In pleasant thought wandcrcdon
Beneath the deep woods ample shade.
Till suddenly came upon
Two children who had thi,her straycd.
Just at an aged birch trees foot
A little boy and girl rcclin'd,
His hand in hers she kindly put,
and then saw the boy was blind
The children knew not was near,
\ tree concealed me from their view,
But all they said [ we'll could hear,
And could sec all they raight do.
"Dcar Mary" said the poor blind boy,
';Tha, little bird sings very long:
Say do you see him in his joy,
And is he pretty is his sonG?"
"Tcs, l.,!war,l. yes" replied the maid,
| see the bird on youdcr tree -
The poor boy sighed, and gently said,
Sister, will, that could see
"'rhc towers you say, are very fair,
And bright grccn leaves are On the trees,
And pretty birds are singing there
How beautiful for one who sees
"Yct the fragrant flower can smell,
And can feel the green leafs shade,
And | can hear the notes that swell
From those dear birds that Go has made.
$50, sister, God 10 me is kind,
Though sight, alas lie has not given;
Blu, tell me, are there any blind
Among the children up n IIeavcnl
"No dcarcs: E,,lwar,,, THERE all scr--
But why ask HE a thing so odd2'
Oh Mary, HIS SO GOOD TO Me,
| THOUGHT PD LIKE TO LOOK AT GoD."
Ere long disease his hand had laid
On that dear boy SO meek and mild
His widow'd mother wept and prayed
That God would spare her sightIess child
EEc felt her warm tears on his face,
and said" Oh, never weep for me,
Pm going to a bright bright place
Where Mary says GoD SHALL sEE.''
"And you'll be there, dear Mary, too:
But mother when you set up there.
Tell Edward, mother, that It's you
You Know never saw you here"
He spoke no more, but swcctly sml'd
Until the final blow was given
When God took up the poor blind child
And open'd first his eyes in Heaven.
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Notice.

I would refer my friends and clients to gohnlIs
sness, and who, during my absence, ,will give all
necessary information and assstance.to thoso.Who
have hitherto given, or who may hereafter bo dssi-
rons of extending to me their patronage and; en-
couragement. JOHN b. MORAGNE.
Dec. 80, 1916 @s 6sE1S' Az " "
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Bauuinp and Rope.
June 9

Bagging and Rope:
The subscriber offers to sell ut the lowest
rates of the market,
IS do DUNDEE do
AS suitable for making sheets TO sun wheat
on, forty-fivc inches wide. Orders from his
friends and the public generally for these ar
tclcs, will be strictly attended TO. Hc soli-
cits orders. J. HOWARD.
Hamburg, June 9 ID 4tsm
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Warehouse and Factorage.

The subscribers have pur-
1S chased from Nathon l.. Griffin,
hywxvmnxy Esq, the Cotton Warehouse in
ge@sSs&sassa Hamburg, recently occupied by
DR.. ]. Il. Griffin. and formerly by Mcssrs.
II. l.. LETTERS T. Co., situated at the foot of
the Hill, and Immediately at the head OF the
main business street. From It's superior 10.
cation, and being surrounded by stream OF
water, it is comparatively exempt from the
casualty of fire and entirely above the reach
of bigh frcshets.
Thev propose to carry on exclusively the
WAREH HOUSE and GENERAL FAC
forage BUSINESS, under the firm of
GEIGER g. PARTLOW.
Having engaged an experienced and COM
petcnt assistant, in addition to their own per-
sonal attention, and possessing means to
make liberal advances on produce consigned
to their care, they hereby tender their scrvl>
ccs to Planters, Merchants and others, in the
STORAGE and SALE Of COTTON,
FLOUR, BACON, and other PRODUCE.
in RECEIVING and FORWARDING
and PURCHASING
GOODS to ORDER.
w. w. GEIGER.
JAS. Y. l.. PARTLOW-
June 9 Is 6m
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Edinburgh Journal.

A CANINE ARTILLERlsr-Mu Mustapha, a
strong and active dog, belonging to an arti4-
lrcist in Dublin. raised from his birth in the
midst of camps always accompanied its mas
ter and exhibited no alarm in the midst Of
battle. In the hottest engagements it re-
manned near the cannon, and carried the
match in his mouth. At the memorable
battle of Fontcney when we broke the
square batalllons of the Hanovcrians, the
master of Mustapha received 4 mortal
wound. At the moment when about to
fire upon the enemy, he and several of his
corps were struck to the earth by the dis
tended lifeless, and bleeding, the dog be-
came desperatcd and howled plteously.-
Just at the time body of French soldiers
were advancing rapidly to gain possession
ofthe piece, which was aimed at them, from
the top ola small rising ground, (who would
believe it if the facts were not well attested
by several witnesses worthy of credit p
doubtless with a view TO revenge his mas
ter's death, Mustapha seized the lighted
match with his paws, and set fire to the canon
loaded with case shot, seventy men fell on
the spot, and the remainder took to flight
After this bold stroke the dog laid itselfdown
near the dead body Of his master, licked his
wounds, and remained there twenty-four
hours without sustenance. He was at
length with difficulty taken away by the
comrades of the deceased. The courageous
animal was carried to London and present
ed to George II, who had him taken care of
as brave servant
AN IMPORTANT ARRANGEMENT.--The
New Y orlx Journal Of Commerce says, that
the government has made arrangements
with Mr.. Rothchilds to furnish money in
Mexico for the expenses Of the army, &c,
and receive payment in New York.
To CURE WARTs.-Dissolve as much
common washing soda as the water will
take up; wash the warts with this for
minute or two, and let them dry without
wiping. This repeated, will gradually
destroy the uglest wart.
A ROYAL CONTRIBUTION TO Missions
The King of Prussia has recently given
1000 thalers (about S75O) to the Rhenish
Missionary Society, towards defraying the
expense of sending its first Missionaries 10
China.
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Commission
I A NJ BURG, s. G..

q = "
The subscribers having leased
(tsS%'}. EN the Ware House in Hamburg,
&sIgSsESM lately occupied by Smith d Ben:
Ss&aG&@&a4s1 son, under the firm Of ItAME4
g. TAGGART. They offer their services
to their friends and the public generally, in
the STORAGE and SALE Of 'COIION,
FLOUR, BACON. and Produce of all kinds;
RECEIVING; and FOR WARDING MER-
CHANDlZE, and Purchasing Goods TO Or
der, &c.
They hope, by strict attention, to merit a
share of public patronage.
Their House will be open on the first Sep
tcmbcr for the transa ction Of business.
JOHNSON RAMEY.
JOHN TAGGART.
June 23. 1877. II If
OSN5- The Hamburg Journal will copy the
above until further orders.
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Estray TOlled.
August 4, l647

Citation.
Whereas, David w. McCants and Mary Ro-
land have applied to me to grant them Let
ters Of Administration on the Estate of Ma
thaniel Roland, deceased: These are, there
fore, to cite the kindred and creditors of the
deceased to appear before me in Court of
Ordinary, to be held for Abbeville District, at
Abbevle Court House, on Monday the Both
August, to shew cause, if any they have, why
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand 14th August, le47.
DAVID LESLY, Ordinary.
Aug lS 25 ct
The State Of South Carolina,
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT. -
IN EQUITY. ~ #
Asbury R. Ramey, Adm'r.,v. Mary Dom
aid, ct al.-BitL 10 Marshall Assets, &c.
By order Of the Court Of Equity, the Commissioner
appoints the first Monday in October next, within
which time the creditors Of the estate Of John A.
Donald, deceased, are required by said order to
tabsh their demands against said estate. z
III. A. JONES, 6. Z.
Commissioners Office, July z, 1897. 2O-l3t
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I,,nonr o,r D,,n ,T,,,.c,, How
ra. sI,If,I,- ,nd u ,h;lns;h;nII,, ,vo
c,rn,. orr - nna pn ,nJ nrmnI;na;;," or ,n.
S"'., VII w.. 'a," I".' Sii.S"'.o'' '. v. ','
sa"d ,nd ] chonso o,r @ so.J-,;,rn my w;,bontdoon ,bl
t;II,an we r,n bv no mc,ns rcce;ve ,hc
,x;,,',,,,, nos,,,, I,ro;nnJ I,nd ,o,nl,,
s,;rrod and t,,crn,,,r,,l,, nulvcr;zrJ hrcn,pcs
- Kind of roauI,,or or,bc weather fcr i,scIf.
!, ;s not soon sn,l,l in wc, and il forms g;
stone bousr Of moistnrc in Jrv wco,hcr II
;s - h:,J conJrr,or Of hrnt and Is ,hcrciore
not @, sily nycr.hen,cJ. hut on tho o,hcrhand
il !, 10, soon cooled and SO E,cps m an
con,, tcr,nrr,,nrc hy nrh, and bv dav in
cloud and IN sunshin.. in the hiohcst degree
,vor,hlr +, ,hr hr,J,bv devrlorcmcnt Of
r,ar.s.-- FARMERS Ieraii
-
Wurrr AND Erow> BrEAp.-.Fhc gen
cral belief is. that bread made Of the finest
flour is the bcst. and that whitcncss is the
proof of ITS quality; bu, both these opinions
are popular errors. The whitcncss may
be, and generally is. communicated by
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SSbi1 Staats=S s=Spnpentipn.
sc q cb mtttaQS.

9ie gcnOention DerIainmelte Itb atermals
Tim llbr, uno oieIelte purpr looann p6llls
Oraani(lrt purtb ole grnennuus bon fclsens
Den Seamten, ndlnlitb:
pre1cent- - uhttare 81 CT O1ibb(ess
wartb, ltuiou gauntp.
Yicesprefbcnt - Scbn .. pearIcn, bon
msreer. petsr Slasao,p, pbilaoelpbia So.
ScIepb 81. gbaneIer, 9bcm. W1cGratb uup
3bomas =. watlon, pbilao. Staot. Scbn
g. 8iebaros, 8erts. Sonatban Sarratt,
Wiontaomcrp. G. 8. Oifep, gbster. So
Ibua 9nnsam Suds. Gam. 9nffielo, >an.
cater. Sos. Sleim, eitanon. Gam. Vobs,
Stortbtamptcn. s. 81. wiaifcn, 3icsa.
ScIepb s. Quap, Clinton. gbarlss Salbfus,
Columbia. Sames grisDel, Onftlin. =.
9. partcn, Sranelin. Schn Saufelt, Vorf.
Sapio 9aUie, &amtria. Samuel u. SPURS
piance, Butter. Sohn 30. pbiaipe, Sapstte.
ScIepb 6enpsrfcn, wastinstcn. 98m. 8.
s. StobinIcn, uQeabsnr. Sam. O1ller, erie.
Getretare- Nsranpcr D;ilIsr, Ineabsnp.
N3m. g. Sane, erie. gbarles 81. qBallsr,
Q3apne. 9. HB. Softer, CLARION. 9bcmae
w Duffielo, pAilaoelpba.
Ser prc1osnt fattete feinen Cant, fir bic
er,eiate gbre, all Die gonUention az.
Die beltrittene wabl BON Dels9atrn tpur:
ben Iooann cntIbieoen.
81. Quap maebte ben DcrIhlaa oaB bic
Convention CUR ernennnns bon ganoicatcn
fir SouUerntr fhreite.
Sr. Oureee bot cine Ubdnperuna all, bas
bic Convention fttb pertaste bis nihitenWlors
gen, fir ten enr3wef um Itcb iber Die gbas
raftcr uup Sabisfeiteu per ganbipaten 6fsnt.
lih opcr in elmer priuattute ,u bsrcoen.
Oie 6srren Quar, 6ale, glarf. Sobnlcn
1t. Yearion pirerlestcn 0eb Der 4tanocruns.
Die 5erren Durfes, Oels. @mitb Don
wpomina, ubams, go,pan 8aro, D1iles
uno Brcnn untertiisten Die Ibdnprruns oes
ern. 9urPW. Dis Nbanoerums wuros psrs
poyfen.
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3. Rnisbt,
Ganlttel G(ner,

y. Eni31t,
Gamuel Cher 8
Sei ttr enrlihen 8allrtiruns ttimmten
bic 9slesatsn folssnosr Settalt, namit:
0ie Ssrren Ipair, HuiGon, BAL. Barb,
Samuel Ssa, Scbn Bell, Bentley, Brocfe,
Vrintcn, Ulsr. Brown. &epi &. Srown, gals
bin, @bancler, @iarf, gcnrab, Conan, @ris:
,psll, @amusl 9uffieir, Gage, SiIber, Scls,
Softer, Sranflin, Srif, Suller, 6ols, pager,
5enoericn, 5cpt 6cusb, 4lcr SrDin, &i'
tbare Srpin, ScbnIcn, Sauffelt Srltrn =.
Scr, =. 9B. &crr, Gsnnerp, ScpIer, Sing,
Cane, sntcr, &imtcm $pon. Wiafsp, Wlan!ep,
Wiarflep, W1artiu, matbsrs, matbipt, ms
Sratb, m'@Gntof, Miopsswartb, u. s.
Dtil!er, Dap. W1ilIer, Oliles, Dlills, Wlons
telins, W,ocre, Wlorris, Wloorbcab, WuTd.
man, Wpsr, S1insltssl, Norton, Osle, Yaul,
partcn, Yctcrs, Yitman, YurDianea Quap,
8aneaa, 8ctinIcm GspnpIos, Nc1sbnra,
Stbatfer, Sbarp, G. Smitb, Stcpart, Snls
Ilpan, S,pift, Swarswelber, Sasaart. Dis
nparp, Walltr, 19atlom, 0Bbesler, willcu
II. itimmten fir Z. 10. patten.
Die 5erren Sailep, Sieter, Srcf, Brocs
msll, H. 8rcmn, @olpin, 9B. Davis, Duvs
Fee, gpans, Slsm, 6csbour, 5uccelcu,
6unf ftfer. 1BiHaro SadIpm, Sarett, Slllins
Stt Nuhlei, III SpRrrp' O' Sutogi UnHt
ger, penrcie, $e,pls, pbilips, 3. w. phil.
lips, 8lebaree, Smitb, 9bauls, Stroule,
Tsss, qBceIpper-5O -timmtsn fir s. Jes
nes Sroofe.
Die 6crrsn 2(pams, 2lnorus, Orinfcr, &.
ID. 9uffielo, 9un9an, aBm. Saflon, Ealt.
fus, O'erenr, 9alieburp, 1Billltcn-lO-
itimmten fir Scnrv 10. Iraey.
Scispb 18. patto ~ wuros (obann
ais Neb6rla ernannt srtirt.
Die Convention pertaate tb Johann fir
Is Oalnuten. Ils 0e 1h wiroer pcrIammsls
ts, ,pnreen sineNsbs Ssihlhfs anssncmmen,
ws!ebe ptr init nabfem putlisiren wsroen.
Wotsrlanbss Wdlhter
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Die 9Babl am lestsn Trsitaee 9ina ;ismlid
rubi9 pcrilbsr uno rfultirte faif gang 70 rpie
mir es aewoDnt Qnb. 9a ciss Die srife QEabl
tnr Sitps sVeamten mar, batttn Die gctcs Bee
beutsnbe Nnfrengun9sn 9emabt ibrsn Wapor
unb Natbsmif9lisoer ;u srpaDlen, ipaS ibnen
AUDI biz auf Gins 9elang. Sie babsn ebenfaus
ibre 9Sablribter in alien finf 9Garos erpdblt.
Die 9Ebi96 erbietsn Die &unoe bon benz 8or=
babsn ibrsr @ssnsr ssmlib fpdt uno famsn
erit furS Dor Der 2Sabl auf Den @infaq Oppcs
liticns: Ssttsl ST formrsn, mas piele 9Sbas
nibt erfubrsn unb eaber sntpebsr nibt sur
2BaBl eingen ODER gar fir Die qofos@anpoa>
ten lfimmtsn bsnncdb blieb Der QSbi9s@anbis
Dat fir MaDcr nur % z tinmRn bintsr isinsm
Sesnsr surid. Solesnees finc bic srmdbltsn
@anbicatsn. Die NIT sinsn (") Stsrn bsssitb>
netsn fnO 9abis6:
t1Iavor-Ystsr 8iltsrt.
SdbaBm eittcr-Ssora Seatber.
2luoitoren-R. M @iisnbausr, Scbn e.
Nsiff6nsioer, 8. JoancIo.
Genifabels-9. @rifemsr, 81. @cobbart.
Seioneerer Eatb:
Spbn y. @unnlus, s. 8. DliBIenbsr9, $.
Ro9sl, &ibarb Boone, Sobn 9arrab.
6emtbnlieber Eatb.
SHist SPuh9, JaSpo O'"Iopt'Sst Sslo'o
Sriner, German Searp, Saecb Sung, Scbn
@cpbman, Samusl Sriss, Sfaac {. SameS,
QS. Srudman.
II. u. nare.
wablridtcr Sobn g. &sifibnsicsr.
Jnfpeftoren Dan. Gbpaee", u. .. Miller.
N6ctIer QGilam Srifer
u. 10. Waro.
wablridter Sscr9 q. SarfIsp.
JnfpcFtoren Omen Sen9*, g. Scillcns.
UHc0er t1Iidoasl Sriner.
9. q. 1Daro.
QBablrid3tcr t1Jatbias Sabb.
JnipcFtoren 5. g. &sitmcpsrS Cbn s. Nas
9sL [Ratipe.l
NGener 9anlsl S3ou.
.. 9S. 2Eare.
@abIriebter Scfspb Sbntosr.
Jnfpcfteren QS. Nu9aisr', 8, QcnSrncfsr.
QHc0or t1Itbael Snrpp.
Spruee QBarb.
QSablridter Yaul S9un9srfcre.
Snfpcftoren Scbn 5Cf', Deter pbilppi.
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tl1ittwoh !11orgen, 8 llbr y. m.
0ic icgcnpsnticu UsrIammslte Iltb abermale
unb ipnrpe bonn prsfosn:eu sur Oronuns
berufen.
6srr &untsl bot cinen SsI6IuB al, bab
cine Staat Central Committee bon "a spers
ionsn ansslteat lperce, mslher ansencmmsn
rpurbe.
9ie Contention iebritt iooann CUR grncn:
nuns bon ganoiraten fir Canal gommiilto:
ner. Sclsenbs 6erren purrcn in grnennun9
aCbraCbt.
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Ser neue 9yretfbent=8icbter.-J

Ser neile observation-disclosures
prin9le zones, @lq, Der nsusrnannts Yrss
esnts&ibtsr BON bisien @sribt6z9itrlfts, 1T
am prrIsetsn Gamiia9s pom Gsnat nit IS
9s9sn s Stimmsn beitdti9t morbsn, unb piro
babsr bsi Der ni6iten 9tpriIssourt prsfcirsn.
W1t9s st Elm plrti9sr Rodfcl9tr finss @crs
9dnQerS fsin.
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Gen. SSameS SSrpin.

@sneral Srpm 1T jsst bsr ridtiJ srnannts
&aneitat Der QEbi9partei fir bic &ruSsrntrSz
9Slree unc e6 III tabsr nttb9, bas feline jobIz
reibsn Srsunps etpos ibsr feline Ysricn unb
fsinen ebaroftsr srfabren,ramit Is 9sbtrg ants
mcrtsn ftnncn, Denn Ssmanb Die Sro9e an
fis rlbtst: ,psr 1T 9sn Srpin?
Gen. Srpn III Elm Stirgsr pcn @entsr@aun>
tp, no er lan9s Sst "csr populdrs Scn9rss,
mann" bes, moem ct nsbrmal natbeinanesr
trirdbt muroe, Im jenen 9iffrlft, in wsbsm
bic Gcfps cine tseeutente Msbrbsit babsn, i'm
Spn9rss ~ rspuisntircn. Sn feline S.smotb
1T ct al9smsin 9sobttt uno bslisbt uno in Der
Serns 9ssbrt. @r III pabrIitb elm Wlann oss
8cIfss-sin sinfadsr praftifber eitnmsifsr,
Bauer unb 9sfbdft5mann, Ypn fb6nsn Salen>
ten unb ssiuntsr Gsrnunft, um rhtia ~ urs
tbeilsn. Sr III Elm unsrit ittsrlitber 9Sbia in
@runbidssn unc sin lfanttafter Srsunt bes
Gbuetarifs. 9urb ben 9anSrn nirbliben
sbsiI osS Smatss III ftne Yorularltdt unbss
fbranft uno ftins Srsunoc bs9sn ba6 iupsrs
ldff9e 8srtroutn, tas ct Die QofcsWRtbrbcit in
een ntrellbsn @auntis6 bscsuteno YrminrWn,
msnn nidt 9ani aufbebcn mirN.
gGr babtn ihrn pcrj9s 2Gctbs bemtrft, ba6
Die mtbrbsit rcr 9&Di06 BON SerfS @auntp,
pcr Der 9rnYsnticn Su @unitsn rs6 Nbtb. Sos
mes SOrpsr mar, bemun9sadrt iinb mir tod
ubsrSsust, eas (,r Srpin BIC rngstDsilts llntsrs
itisun9 erbalttn mirp. Gsin Rnm mor LAM
9s Dor Dem Gclfs; feline tifsntIiben {2anblnns
gen une isin @barottsr Iinc ouf5 @snauelrs ses
pripft mo fsn 8Isf 9sfunbsn mcrbsn, pcrils
Ser sr cher feline Srcunrs iu srrctbsn traucben.
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