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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-07-12

.iion Of The manufacture and traffic in liquor
as beverage.
9Th. ReSolped, That we will not favor The
formation Of independent tickets. except
when all The political parties refuse TO pre-
sent candidates, within reasonable time,
who are right on this great question.
7.h. Resoiped, That considerable sum
Of money will be Indispensable 10 carry on
this campaign--Io distribute temperance
publications. employ lecturers, &c, and that
The roll of counties be called, and the dele
gates from each be requested 10 respond as
TO what amount may be relied upon from
their jurisdictions.
8lh, ReSolued, That State Central Com.
miuee of FIVE be appointed, who shall be
charged with The duty of employing leclur-
ers, appointing Mass Meetings, and doing
whatever may seem necessary 10 secure The
election of majority Of members in The
nexl Legislature favorable 10 our views.
Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
a procession was formed on High street, ex-
tending near TWO miles in length, under
charge of Alex. L. Glenn, Chief Marshal
In front was Prof. Mschuld's Brass Band,
followed by the Triumphul Car.
The procession marched down Highest,
to Goodale Park, when the exercises were
again opened with prayer, followed by mu.
sic from The Gold Wafer Army and Prof
Machold's Band.
The List Of Counties was called, in &C.
cordance with the Seventh resolution and o
considerable amour, pledged by The Dele
gates, TO delray The general expenses OF the
Campaign.
4 Hon. Neal Dow was then introduced by 6
salu,a,ory address in behalf Of the people o
Ohio, by Hon. John G. Miller, Of Franklin
Mr. Dow responded in an able, elegant
mastery speech Of some 23 hours in length
The immense multitude, numbering over tel
thousand persons, sal before him observing
the utmost order and attention during hi
address. We have not lime 10 give syn
opsis.
Dr. Jewcu followed him in q speech o
one hours length, in his peculiar manne
enlisting The minds Of this restless mass o
people.
After the close Of Dr. Jewet's address,
resolution was introduced by Warren Jenk
ms, Esa., rendering The thanks of this Con
venlion 10 Hon. Neal Dow, DR.. Charlie
Jeweu, Rev. Freeman Yates, and Il. S
Cuyler, for their attendance upon this occu
sion; and earnestly soliciting their service
in our State during the presen. Campaign.
And the Convention adjourned sine dit
C. N. OLDS, Prest.
Jos. C. DEvIN,
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DISTRESSING While engaged
in blasting we'll in Canaan township on the
lsl inst, Mr.. Anthony Blackburn me. with
instantaneous death in the following man.
ner:
Having prepared blast, with rifle powder
and using wire for primlng, for some
reason the priming burned without immedi.
aleIy dischorging the blast. After waiting
for several minutes, Mr.. B. descended the
well, placed the wire again TO the blast, and
while in the act of Withdrawing it, the entire
charge exploded, driving the contents
through his head, literally tearing the same
10 atoms small portion of the skull bone,
one ear, and portion Of one cheek was all
that remained. One Of his hands was also
horribly mangled.
A friend writes us that "by this accident
the family Of The deceased has lost kind
husband, and an induIgen. father, the neigh.
borh ood worthy citizen, aud The Church
an exemp larry member. ."--Athens Mess.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-07-12

KIssANE Convicted. We learn by q
gentleman, who came from Cincinnati yes
lerday, that The jury in the forgery case had
brouehta verdict Of gully against Kissane
and Findey. A motion for a new trial had
been made, and was pending, We also
learn that the outrageous conduct Of Judge
Finn toward Mr. Pruden, the Prosecuting
Attorney, and his entire course in the case
has aroused feeling in the city that woult
lead to important results, and That Finn hac
become alarmed al The extent of the feeling
against him. FindIey escaped on Saturday
night, but has been retaken. and is in Gus
tody. We have not Dom for much Of tht
particulars to.day.-O. S. Journal
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-07-12

New York July 2.-We had frightful
storm here las, evening, accompanied by
terrific thunder and lightning. Many
buildings were struck by lightning, and
houses unrooled and demolished. The
Crystal Palace was flooded with water. and
some of The glass broken. The new frame
building near the Palace was blown down,
killing three Of The workmen engaged upon
it, and injuring seven others.
A brick building on North River was
blown down, and a man named Charles
Finn who was passing. was crushed &c
death.
The storm was very severe at Williams
burgh. The Sleeple Of DR.. McLean's
church (Presby.orian) was blown down car
rying with it a part of the roof, and greatly
damaging the dwelling of Mr. Johnson, ad
joining, The sleeple of Mr.. Poner's Dulcf
Reformed church was also torn off, and fell
ucruss the adjoining dwelling. Many othe
buildings were damaged, and the loss o
properly is heavy.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-07-12

males inIo printing offices, and we are also
ready 10 show our faith by our works. Wo
lhereGokINsay 10 our female readers that
an opportunity is now afforded at this office
for one or two young ladies to learn The
printing business. Should we succeed in
getting females who will go into The work
earnestly, we shall, as soon as practicable,
furnish a separate room, exclusively for ie.
male composi.ors, and employ none others
Who will be the first TO try il2
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-07-12
NJ The first number of the Athens Den

OF The first number of the Athens Dem.
ocra, has been received. The materials
used in printing i, are entirely new, and oI
course i. presents a fine appearance. We
have only had time TO glance at its contents
Another new Democratic paper has also
been started in Perry county, for The pur
pose Of fighting The Democrat" on The
County. seat question. We have now six o
eight Democratic papers in this District.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-07-12
overcome any binerness he may have fell

overcome any bitterness he may have fell
on that account.
OF our new postmaster, we have only Io
say that we wish him success. We cannot
speak of his ability, on account Of our Inn
lied acquaintance with him; but we believe
he will honestly endeaVor 10 perform the
duties OF .he office, to the best Of his ability
We shall certainly no, throw straw in his
way; but rather encourage and sustain hin
in his efforts 10 serve the public. Sill w
protest against the throat -cut,ingtpolicy o
the Brigadier, and we do not believe TIT
change Of Pos,mastcrs in this place will b.
popular measure. II
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-07-12

SAD AccIDENT.-As our much. esteemed
friend, Mr.. N. NJ. MoGLoTHLIN, Of Chester,
was abou. staring for home yesterday, his
horse took fright, and he was thrown from
the buggy, on Court.sreet. His head struck
against a rock and was badly bruised. One
of the wheels also passed over his neck
Those who Witnessed The accident supposed
he was kiledgb on examining lhe wounds
it was ascerlained that none were likely tc
prove fatal. He recovered sufficiently tc
return home the same day, and al last &C
counts was doing well. His wounds arr
very severe, hut strong hopes are entertained
of his recovery.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-07-12

OF Next week we shall commence the
publication of very important Law, in ref
erence to legal proceedings before Justices.
On the Is, inst, an entire change was made
in the practice before all our courts. The
lawyers will Of course make themselves ac'
quanled with these changes.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-07-12

TYPE FOR SALE.-We will sell the Long
Primer now used on this puper-about $50
lbs--at the extremely low price Of Is CTS
per lb. With proper care the type will wear
we'll for several years yet. Those wishing
10 purchase will do we'll to apply.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-07-12

0T We regret 10 learn that, on account
of chronic affections, brought on by 100
close application 10 business, our excellent
friend, N. II. Van Vcrhes finds ii necessary
10 reinquish his duties as editor of the
Athens Messenger. His brother, A. J. Van
Vorhes, will hereafter have tho entire con.
troll. The editors vaIedictory is an excel
lent article, and only want Of space prevents
us from publishing it. We may possibly
find room for some portions Of i. next week
success attend the Junior. We hope Van:
fears may speedily be removed, by a returr
Of health, and that he may yet spend many
years in the chair editorial.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-07-12

NRw POSTMASTER AT MIDDLEPoRT.-Dr.
D. PANGBURN has received the appointment
of Postmaster at MiddIepor-(S Salisbury
Pos. office) uice S. Bradbury, removed
Mr. Bradbury has held the appointment for
twelve years, and was consequently the
Oldest Postmas,mer in the county. Being
unable 10 attend 10 the duties himself he has
entrusted it to others. We understand lie
has twice rendered his resignation, n,-once
near the close Of Mr. Fl;more's adminslra.
tion, and once more recently; never re-
ceiving any answer These facts, IF they
arc lucis, and we have no reason TO doub
them) make q still stronger. case than .ht
one above referred 10. Here an officer il
twice deried the privilege Of resigning. il
order 10 be turned out, and yet not one wort
is said in reference 10 il by the Department
no cause assigned. If this is Democracy
wll somebody define Tyranny?
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-07-12

SAD ACCIDENT IN ATHENs.-ATHENs o.,
July 5lh. A cannon was prema,urely dis.
charged yesterday while firing salute
ba dy and is thought fatally wounding two
persons, and slightly injuring several others,
The piece had been fired probably hun
dred times during the day, and was being
fired twice q minute when the accident oc.
Cured.
One OF the sufferers, young man named
George StedmaD, had one arm torn off below
the elbow, the other hand badly torn, and
his face horribly mangled and otherwise in.
jured. The other was colored man named
Osian Ayles. One side of his face was TORI
badly, and his body badly bruised A iinlt
son Of Mr.. R. P Crippen had his face badly
but not dangerously burned.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-07-12

The Wool MARKET.-At Chicago, the
competition among bidders is animated, nnC
prices range high. There is considerable
coming forward by railroad and teams, ant
all that offers is Iakcn at rates ranging from
38 to 40 cts. per ib, according to quality
Unwashed, one third torc. Al Boston, the
stock of old wool is nearly exhausted, anc
$50 bales now had been received and sold
the prices last Obtained for old.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-07-12

REslGNATIoN orb Gov WooD.-Gov
Wood has resigned The office Of Governor;
resignation 70 lake effect on the 2olh inst
tie leaves Cleveland, en- route to his new
station on The Nth inst Lieut. Gov. Me-
dill will, by virtue Of his office, become Gov
enor.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-07-12
Proceedings OF the State Temper
ance Convention.
Assem5led at City Hall, Columbus, June
%. 1858

Gen s. F. CARRY, as Chairman Of the
SIate Executive Commilee. called ,he Con.
venlion 10 brdet, and on The motion of Il.
Chancs> Gen. Carey was elected Chairman
OF the Convention, and, on motion Of Hon.
c. N. Olds, Joseph G. Devn, of Knox coun-
", was elected Secretary of the Temporary
Organization, Prayer by Rev, Mr. Green, Of
Ross county,
On motion Committee Of sixteen del.
egu,es from different counties Of the State
was appointed, by nomination 10 report per-
manen, officers for the Convention, to wit.
}. H Kauke, Of Way ne; R. G. Smith Rich.
land; George e. Grphurl, Pickuway; DR.. II.
Everett, Cuyahoga; Jacob Blickensderler,
Tuscarowas; R. N. Bedoe; Allen; o. p S,e-
vens, Union; C.P Brown, Portage. VIM.
Shurr, Morrow; Wm. L. King, KnoA; NJ. G.
Tuckerman. Meigs; Dr. Myers, Ross; John
w. Keys, Warren; NJ. B. Mason, Hamilton;
S. p. Officer, Hooking; and DR.. lngersoll,
Huron.
On motion, Business Committee Of nine
was appointed TO prepare business for The
Convention, as follows; Hon Chauncey N
Olds, Of Pickaway; Hon. Moses b. Corwin,
Champaign, James McElroy, Delaware;
W. ID. Cochran, Knox; A M Geyroot; Ham.
ilxon; S. T. Grswo!d, Fairfield; T. Nc.
Lain TrumbulI; Or. NorIhrup, Stark; ]. w.
Dinkleman, Allen.
During the appointment Of the aforesaid
Committees. Rev. Freeman Yales, of Mich,
and Or Jewel,, OF Mass. were called out, and
responded with appropriate addresses 10 the
Convention. Gen. Carey announced TO the
Convention the painful intelligence that ILL.,
ness had prevented Hon. Neal Dow from
being presen, on This occasion--.hat he was
reported 10 be confined 10 his room in Cleve.
and.
The Commiuee appointed to report per-
manent officers having retil ed from The Hal
during the address, returned and presented
The following:
President, Hon. C. N Ods, Of Pckuway
Vice Presiden,s-David Mccullough
Richand; Geo. P. Burwel, Cuyahogo, VIM
II. Cochran, Knox; T. A, Plants, Megs; J
W. DInklcman, Allen; Khnball Porter
Wayne; c. G. Swayne, Montgomery; Law
renee Dewey, Portage. Richard Ashcra(l
Hamilton; T. J. McI.ain, TrumbulI; VIM
I'WInS, noSS; ochIHuChe'' t''|ni"S' ~ 3"
Flood, Union; NJ. NJ. Edwards, Hamilton
and John Mullen, Warren;
Observation-Disclosures Jenkins, Franklin
J. G.. Deyin, Knox; VIM. Bremigan. Pick
away; S. A. Baker, Allen; J. 5. llcrick, Por
,agr.
On motion, the report Of the COMMITTED
was adopted unanimously.
IIon e. N. Ods having assumed tho du
ties Of President Of ,he Convention, rcsignet
his posi- as Chairman Of tho business Com
miee, and proposed The name OF Geo. Z
Gepharl, of Pickaway in his stead, and Of
motion, Gen. Gcphan was duly appointed
The Hall being crowded with Delegate
during the forenoon exercs cs, end sh
weather excessively warm and sulry, &"
motion tho Convention adjourned TO meet 0
Goodalo Park, abou, one milo from lhc Gil.
al2 o'clock, p, NJ.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-23
0Ste ) @ u lpe +.


G5 lit Yihts wetnes tftitli6cr has Sprt1Grds
ten Der 92iiieni9liten, ipie dngtranbt int prafti-
l6en 0e6raithe, an bsn Tag le9t, ais eirie IHdbs
Fare Grfi,bung.
Der Bauer bat fih lanae NIT @nnatme Der per,
ldteprnrn SerfabrlmsSwetfen, uu Se, srSeten Gr'
tra8 BON sSai3en, Rcs9cn, gHelf6tput, etc. auf
etner Sauerei gu elielcn, bci6aftiSt, er bat irne
9lrt ees g3eaderns, Ictne aetppbnte @6pefielung
tn Sfltrlcn urp SeIden her perIhirbeien 5elber
etncS glabes gednbrrt ne,ic Diii,ser erfnben iinb
in Der 2bat, bic Dirt ,utb gScIe, me Sdtrr IL.
grr6sater lire acfer Eelelltrn, sSn,li9 pcrgciTc,
9llle birle 4enperun9en taten innrrbalb meniacr
Sabre itdtt9cfunben, unb 3par rtdt pbre ten grip,
ten 9fusen, fretdrr ben afcrbduer Iclb ibrrraI6te.
gBdbrcnb Ip Siclcs fir bic SrrtriIerltna brs Scs
prne setban irtrte, III an bem Siebfanb hes Sducrs
bic Scipctner IeineS 6rfes unp 9rcec Gurlle
irincs gSrblltanbcsr pcnis sebaht wprpen. Sat
Der Bauer jemaiS bdriber nahgCba6t,, Inn ;u be-
9retfcn, frie ein oeu, g8clIAfpr1, Safer, etc. ;u
Butter etc. scrpanpelt merpet? 0ab lpl6eS III
pen 2tirr tattfinpet, FINN or nht atirugnen, rern
bic Grfatring bat rs ibn 9elebrt, tnb Srn pemIel'
ben 2rbrincilter bat or Sclcrnt, pae tr turh bas
Jiitter1l eines Siebes, NIT scrhiehnen gtrtcn BON
5utter Inn Stanbe III, srrI6epene @rtrG9e tbicriIder
atlcnperung bcrprr3ubrinscn. 9Srim or Irtneni
Siebanb fdedtc Stpffe fiittert, ttrb ibm brrielte
cinrn nur fIrincn Grtra9 pcn @rSeusn0rn brinsen
Ieine Siibe rrerben trenise unp I6le6te Nllh &C.
ben, pprr ntht an 5rtt 3unrbmrn. Die 8rase
pirIt fA baber nuf: mas quite 5uttrrliciTe linb
gSarim tbut ras zinc Suttcr mebr Ntil6 tils
ben, prer I6neGcr unr beilcr mafen, ais bas an'
pere 9-Dieie 5ra9en babrn f4 Der llebsrleslHs
Der llntrr5ci6nctcn auf9ctrdnst, bis fe su eincr
Rrite ppn 5bntadjen 9clan9tcn, tprl6e Ie befabi9-
ten srt einem rnblhcn 3tele gu fpmntet. Sic tas
ten ptn Gescntanp bu6auS r.fprIdt unp fir
Sabre bariiter Grprrintertte dn9etrllt, ippbet ie
ncrer 0hibe np6 Jtpltrn ipdrten. Sic baben bic
tGicrlde Sefpnpmic lhipirt unp srfunben, mas
erfprperli6 lit, un bic SerI6iebenen Gbeile brs
&SrperS gu fprniren, ilnb pie 0raS, Seu, &prt
etc. I'm tbieriI6en Sgiem in 5ett, Nltl6 unc But,
ter Serrdnpelt mtrb lIs baten sefimben, bag bic
Gigenl6aft Spn 5utter gdnSli6 parauf bsrubt, Of
rat Gutter inte Selianbtbeile rntbSlt, rclde ,ur
Guaabrmg lmb llntrr9aIt prs 5tier6 crfprbnlt6
ltnb. ...,,
Sic prrbuirtcn frlsl6 btric 3uiammrncb,ln9,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-23
ttttS Sd1rttte6e
in grooo Strobe, Setblebem.

Die unterI6rtebenen betretbcn mod tnfter hla
SutI6enina6erst gBagners m,p S6mttpe-@rI61ft
an ibrem nlten Stanpplab in Der Srcap StraBe
in Setblebcm, pterbalb QeSers' g8irtbSbaus,
Idrd9 9e9r,iiber Der armcrs, auf cine iebr auS'
9rprtntc sBcilei unb tatsn atIewell
IS bis 20 Spasicripdeen
Spn ScrI6ietrnrn Sprtcn intb Muitern, ale auf
baS ieinItc, bette, inb mad gbilabelpbia unb 9leu.
grrt Dirpen eenia6t unb sartirt, auf 5anb, 70
tpie etrtfals cine srpee @n,atl i4Sn rer;crte unp
geI6madYpa gcnia6te S6lttten, bic lir ale
an iebr btlltaen Yrtilen 6crfdufen perben.
Spd3ierip1gen unb Sflitten perpen auf Be-
ltclum9, mad tr9enb cinem telte9cn NluIter, IN
mSsltdf ftr3er Belt anseferttst.
@lte 8ubrrrIen perpen f6nsa, gut unb btli9
ecaidt, an9citri6en, Fplitt, 9emablt unb 8arntrt,
Ip pab le ptsrcr tpie nsu auSleben.. -.
Glie mE9ltte Dirt 9 4miep sIrbeit pirb
Su ieber 9rit pinftlih tp cbne Scr3us Serferti9t.
Sa MIR tpmmenpes 5riibjabr uniere GeI6dfte
lebr gu per9rTBern 9epenfen mp mcBr 6Snce gu
be'6dftigcn, Ip rperbsn ipir unIern srrrdtbi9en
Stpd ppn 6abrScu9en IN fnr3er Belt
Sebr Der9rDFcrt
baten, 70 baB fein gtabliiTemrnt Der Irt unS in
grpber unb gutter 2luSipabl mp seI6madprller
slrbett iibertreffen tpirb. Gs ptr6 haber &auflu,
itt9rn, bic SpajicrpI9en, SaurrrirG9en II. (. III.
brauaen, gum grp6en 8prtbctl 9crctfcn, bel rns
anSurlfcn unb iidb uniern auSsepebnten Sprratb
;u belcben, ete lie ipnltpp taufcn.
Sir bic Giite rmp Dauerbaftt9fcit unIerer ar'
teit garantiren mir 9rrne, inpen mir lautrr gut
aus8ctrcdneteS opl; unp beiteS Otatrrial perars
tritcn, unp ale unlerr Sanre 9utc unb fertiSe
Irtriter Fnr.
.Sn Sc;ablung
netmen mir nt6t MIR gelp, ipnbertt aud 9frrbe,
GI6en inp Gi6cn 9lanter, Srctter, alte 6utr'
melen II. f. 10. unb riinIdrn aGlrpctl 6 Bis 8 quite
S6afsSuIe, 70 aud cine sln3atl ,isepne RGnbeo"
5utrpeien fir ir9ens rint9e Scn uns fabrt5irtrr
gSdare etn3ubarpeln.
Dant6nr fin bic ttsGrr scncfrne 8unbI6aft,
labm mir attt unIere 5rrutlbe unb Sefannte, 70
mic bas 9erbrte Yubffltm iiberbaupt Gin, nrnn ilr
ir9enp etrpaS In unier SSa6 f6lasenbeS brau6rn,
an unlernt 99aarenlager an3urufct, aapr es unirr
9rsnisen irin ptrb, unIern Sprrdtb gllrn gu
;eigen unb ibnen ben gem nI6ten @rtiteI gut anb
Hai9 gu Sertaufen.
-peter &ledner tnb Sobn.
Sct9lctem, Sch. 2, 1858. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-23

70 wpbf tetannt ais ibr 9 gegietabtlii&es
9ulser: es inb In beinlelten, b, b56f epnern-
trirter Bcrm, iene deimfden gttn,ipicn perbtnbe,,
relhe benz 1bier pprnDtben linb. Sp baben mir,
ipie mir sIaubet, ieet 9len flGrlih bargctban auf
relhe WeiIe f6 has Yulsfr 70 Scrtbctlbaft crtries
fen tat. GtenIc mic Der 8ttnscr auf ben Spbe
rirft, tint rtne prrmebrte Grrbte slt erselieii, 70
trinst infer 8iebpulser aud cine Scrmebrrns Der
theriIhen Yrcpuctipnen 5ilre9e. gBir 9aranttrrn
bic Sermebrntg Srn Butter bon elm gu eir balteS
9flmb per gSp6c, auf jcbe Sub ;u lrin, tlnb int
n1mliGen SerbGltniIe bcim Mdltct BON Rtnpsieb
u,b S6fpeinen /; in lebterem iinb mir iibg3cist,
lelbit ben 3iprtfclbaftelen eritatnen ;u fSnnrn.-
9afct es ir9cnb cinen Batter prcbircn IT, mir feb
fn ibm gut bafiir baB feline S6ipctne NIT benz
Drtttcil 8utter frtt perpen, rber rpenn gelAla6.
trt, renisIens 25 grp3cnt metr nicsen.
Nidt peniser beiliam iptrtt baS Ytitser ais
0lepi,in fiji pferbe bei seltrm SEaHer, Shlater,,
Distentper, OrGIe (0lanber5D louiien, flr,ein
gtben, bel at9cma9erten unb mutblpIen Yfrrba.
Screr Bauer, bem eS y,lm gerteIertng IeneS
Siebltanbrs gu tbrm III, iclte cinen Seriud nit
bielrm fhabbarrn arttfel MAIDEN mir linb ibers
3euSt, bab fein reiterrr Sepris nEtbg iein rirb.
es mDtte bier ant Ylabe lein, bas gublfum
Dor Srtrug gu rparnet, tpel6em sS in Setrcff bic
lcS @rttffls ausgdebt 1T. Srit unirr 9ulSer
fplfe 8rpularitdt erfan9t bat, inb anrere ertarms
lihe Ml6pmaer, .urter bem Ran,en Siebpulper
gum SprId9tit 9rfpntnten, inter ailerlri anSern
crtpr9tcn Namen, als "DeutI6es," ,,6idarbts," !"
Original erneuerts," cts. Nber Sauern IpIten
es ni4t per9e0en, paB ebe Srcinis, Jrpneficlp unp
Gp's Siebpulper prpuldr fpltrbe, nie,uSur Semanr
caran padtr, Gin lol6es Spr;ubringrn. g8ir for,
bern ir9eno Sentanb in pieiem pper eirrm aubrrn
9anbe auf, bus Gc9entbetl ,u tepciIci,.
gHir warnen baber @atern, Marftleite tnlb
9lnberc auf Der Sut 3u iein aud 9l6t gu baben,
baB lic ben a6tm original 9lrtifsl crbaltrn ,mb
n6t bctrcsen percen, pper ibre pferbe ul,b ytinps
pteb gu S6aren fpmnct, btr9 bic miIrrabelen
gla6abnunrsen unp Ylamenfall6msn hes G4ten
Segetabilif4en Steb1YuIscrs, mic 5us
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