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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-17
Political Movements.

Within a f.v day. past, there have bocn
unmi.aLablc indications, not only that
there /. strong, continued, and uncomrro-
missing opposition To the administration per
yndin- the tree statcs, but what j. quite as
important, growing disposition To concen-
trutc it into an organizsi unity. and tha'
make II available ftr future movements.
We have already referred to the dcmonsira-
tions ia Ohio and Indiana, as witnessed In
their recent s,atc convention, important a.
cyinring a thorough unity, the dctermin-
alton Of the people Of those states to put
down breakers Of comTac;s and the violatcFs
Of compromises as well Is lively interest
sn public affairs. The nomination OF Mr.
Chase in Ohio, though in some parts Of the
state 1t j. not a generally popular one, has
in one point Of view a significant and im-
portant meaning. It is an impersonation
Of the intensity and depth Of the anti-Ne-
braska feeling. To this he owes his nomin-
alton. IN spite Of bis want ot personal POP
ularity and strong opposition in the
convention. Il cyinces determination that
there shall be No mistake as TO their mean.
ing upon this question. On this point their
feeling is the strongest, Mr.. Chase is most
prominent in hlaoppOsition to Nebraska, and
thi. one idea seems to have been prominent
in the convention They intended there
should bc no possible error as to what.ihey
,-,,r. H. Indiana g., indications oi ~
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,omrlieatIon, and the article placed bclor
DC public in It's '-.s character as a " M1.
afrnr8 Wur9a Ca1ga." we can go at
work. and ut 10. value hy fr'l experiment
ana 30 found a valuable fertilizer, thc pro
rrirt.rs win rap the reward most IN such
cas. hut &C. ua;, it win De- ,hcir misi0r.
tune, ulie they viii como uut of itvith
uunrut.hrl rrpaujilu., standing hciorc Oh,
public iu O. position vhgrc they may still
claim attention from u, agricultural com
mDp.,y 90 any other fr,.l.r~ they may
rrrar,
FROM thi, giria'r oar friend NaTrs viii
-.r hr proof of thc corrr.tros, Of oar
statement Gat p-. Uay.,' statement i' enc
f.rsI 'y l.m. n, viii -rc alsa, chat o..
ur rurt.r now stands, De- T., in s1m' de-
-7.r Hnr'.atsl Goo the bg,.noss We hoT'
tr-.lrr, p. $500 afl rn'u' rT.yts
. frrr rf.s m1fte- w-,i'-'. AMI iE luy
rrn- I. r.n I.n- r ezrr.. the.rrilty
faru.. tr tlr -srr nrt'. public. attempted
On H. deceived ami cheated Ths vs know
ir win n. as r.1Iy auI willing @, q, 7s W.
a-r m th.s. rr v'.' agricultural rTres
nrtrrrrHrsry should n.H. Wcauua,h.'l
''r naraa.tHrHs .. sf~r.sl mluur-. 90 %
'.. ..r..t a...ara'U.. Boo tI..r man.,..
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For ihc pcmucat.
Owed 10 my shanghigh.

rspf,hr. Faul' How tall ,o1 look'
Vic o. i.I yau s,ae lamI Whatars !
Good hr' 1t nr hnryou erou
MurlersI Cc.ar' Whl could bear
T. h1r yoa - miInzhi, srrsr,hirs
Like h,sua' Let mr see 500 un.
Avkvard foul' neyou bad or
Auiull, h,,hl Just crow aga,a.
Ur.,a.sd c,rtphes.s' CameIly-
TarI Of aul.. They i1 .7y you
Come from CLiny, 90 ,onesherc that
wl,. Gus, you',s lived on Chtuy
Tree Com, that make, ycu grow
- tall. Yol pick nv psas, you eat
w cucumlcrs. ,sar down uy cotn
Like tear. Voc loug legged. lub-
BarN booking ielio~' H., me hear
You crow again. Got the a'myl
Iigl rnsirs 90 more. Enuh.
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Aeademy ornnt,-."Lana PInndorIng.

Academy Grant'--"Land Plundoring.'
Ersr since the adjournment ot the last
legislature, the rum AMI Nchra-ln papers
hay, kept up such q ior', tit can b. allol
nothing cl.c.) about " land rlunirrinr,
ani " appropriations o. s-rarnn Insutu-
,ions." tha, We really Gar many honest
people have been cheated into belief in
.amc of their charges, anil they begin 90 in.
dul-, apprehension. that another Espuhlt-
can Legislature will strip tha state Of cycry
arr, or land 10 possess In rply 10 an
such misrepresentation II an uusmpulpus
rrr-. it ourlr 4, ~ anil l. sufficient to say,
THAT THE LAST LEGISLATURE DID
NOT APPROPRIATE NSINGLE ACRE
or PUBLIC LAND ron ANY PURPOSE
WHATEVER.
Iti. true. bill' rcrc introduced both IN
senate and II1u.c. which, If ra0oi, would
have given q, certain deserving literary in.
.,im,ion. a specified amount of land Fu,
fr hH, irrrr uai pdufd. Tho Legislature,
after a ull discussion Of the whole ,uhi"ci,
aud a careful investigation into th, rondi.
ton orthr State Treasury, determined that
q, was n6. a proper time 90 mako the grant
asked lor. and consequently they refused %
sanction the bile. Now 10 viii De rrmcm-
harsl tia, ,hc Esruh.irau' hail very largo
manrity n 20. Trgi]a'urr. ani that they
were perfectly able, a. a party, % carry
ans measure they ch1.' % favor. A' they
Iil NOT ca1o,, O. vote away singl, acre ot
tho S,a,.'s domain. .'h1w laslsss and hlso
:, tho char,, Of e." land piunlarins,' which
ta' opposition rr,s continue 20 below
forth.
Batifail tlc billie which were introduced
had bc,n pa.-.i. there should be DO c3m-
p'aiut made by those who ara now 90 loud
m their rrpr5ochss II th' Republican
lrrifamr oflsjj, had s,,p ftto ri', a
portion or "a, States land % worthy AMI
i.,.ryin: Academies, they would have done
nl m1r, than was contemplated By tho
Constitution of Maine, aud no mDrc than
bls ben done hy the Democracy, at various
times. while that party hal ,hr undi'puirl
control Of rtho State. Ngt 90 20 any farther
hack than to the year, IS, 20, 80, ani
-. year. in which the democratic Var.y
had an uulr.tionei maDri'y IN both
branches. vc ful hy reference g. the L'gi'.
atiyc proceeding, Of those y,lr-, that tho
following grant, were male 90 Act leIai.-
La l-tS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-17

SUPERIOR MluoD IoE CrcuumEs Put
L,m into >.lt and water ar thrcc days,
thcu sgalIvlak vinegar and turn 70 them'
and Dc them remain thrcc more days, when
you must s5ald your new vinegar, with a
tgw onions. gin-rr-root, aud borsc-radish,
and SO them in a cool place for U.s..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-17

To PIcELE CUcuuHrEs. Wipc and put
them in salt and water, strong enough to
bear an c.s, in which le, them remain siE or
seven days; then scald in vinegar to green
them, after which put them in cold sPicol
VINEGAR. Beans are done the saga
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-17

When rabbits, squirrels, and various
other gnawing animals are fed oil nsoit meats
their teeth sometimes grow & long and
crooked as to prevent them f'om taking
food and instances have occurred, in which,
to preserve life. Il became necessity 20 b'7ak
ga...t g.. H..tl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-17
OLD SERIES. VOL. %, NO. 3S.


We, gentlemen Of the South tbc days Of
aunkcyim at the North are numbered. The
Northern dunkeys are all dead aud damned
aud ir ever another ono appoars to your Vi
sion rest well assured he Is illsgitimate. We
have elected twcnty.onc Representatives from
Ohio, all pledged for the repeal Of this Ne
braska lniquity: ard you will find. when
they arrive there, YOU viii have m aces.
sion Of just twcnty-onc Ilalc' and Wilson's
on that question, with not Gunky among
them. We in Ohio DO not threaten them
with political death only but have r5.5,y-
ci that Il they do no, stand up foT The right
in opposition to the cntronehmrut' Of the
Slave rr5ragandi',s, W, viii hang them
high as llaman! (Long continued ap-
p'ausc.) ~HR
\ gentleman 0rom w1a eric, out.
" Douslls. wa, from the North 80 Ford rr-
plirl $50 was Benedict Arnold Tho
British took thc traitor aul W., retained the
territory Ogr Southern brethren hav, thc
territory and IN n h,'mlor. They ought,
TO protect. &C they j, d-.ri,c him. (ip-
,r,r...n.II,,,i,-,
e.. ". p,..,I.r, u. ,, oti.,r.,-..
against ihi'pl,uk iu your platform, a. an.
iu.t aul uurichi.7us The majority orour
I.r..,tf.p 1r. r.r Xfr.iuit tfn ans .T
t.--'a ,nI yi...,.., -, ,...-.. .r,,.,r l.,r
.,n,,.av.,l,b, ,,o,r, ~. m. i,..1r.orI,l.
sriv. Won vim remember bv ,hc session
YOUR state made t1 ,,. government Of thr
,,.. N.rflw,.t T,rri,,rv. NON vir,ini,ns
.vrrs..r, stimulated that neither slavery nor
involuntary .,rituIr.Naullcurc.i,tthc thcr,-
+, ,yrrrt rr ,h, rrnf.im.pt of crime.
n. tt.r rplrr PHI, .r.lip.rrs n .,-ar,tl,
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.,i,f4r,p... ipIr.cr,rall, We of Ohio
b,,,n, wish q, return &, y,ur state. That
vlft.lrId old Gentleman l..Jrs you ,roa.
half M, dly.in virginia n. ha. known
your r--ulhr institutions. and Le know.
tlat m. .-aias uf liberty ha,.as l,cn driy-
,n ggt from awln. Won has rrns 70 tax,
l.-,t.r. III. tb.,il.I. ,r th,. ,..,.rrn world
,,r.r, ..',..r,., lriIi iurc,r I.-.slf inr,itu.
.,,..,r1 l,,.Et.,l nm, d.. iumUiab,e
Much h.'rn aiIai,ut Sow York AMI
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p O LIT l c a l. .
snoorh Of Thomas II. Ford, Of Ohio.

si,, aud bluntly eloquent 'pccchcs We have
ever read -
Ma. Prrspr>r II feel much embarrass.
mcnt when I rcdcc, tha, arise to rcprr.cu,
the views Of the mighty West on thi, yryci
question Of slavery, now under discussion.
would To God that some gentleman moro
competent O, the tax hid undertaken it.
Gentlemen from other States have shown a
strong disposition to discuss party politics
in chi. debate. wiz ,hr dirty details Of
party politics W. hay, nothing 10 do, in
ohio. our rrinriplss acc ratriou,anlppr,,
our purpose. high AMI huly.
Tho gentlemen who have preceded mo have
an mistaken tho r,licyor The founl--.o thc
Republic Thry never iu,rnl.d % tolerate
slavery, or even GO hs rrsp,usIhle ns 90. cS-
i.'ru,e With tho Gam.rs or the C1n.i'.
u,iln. Fr,-lam va, Oh, rule, slavery ,hg
exception, Freedom NATIONAL, slavery pee.
,.1n1l Bu, ,hos' ra,-io,irr-n,lrmrn from
ihr south ar' d~irous of changing 'h'rnl",
s1 as 90 make slavery national aud fr-lnm
sectional 90 cy'.n1ovr territory now ir'',
thc '1..Ui'h.rIn-, G.l-l.'hm'rins 'ur'
OF Human Slavery.
We 800 '1' other h'uI,ar '~'r"n' o'
sustaining 'h' policy OF our ."r.'''a'r--a
h''.'-''.'l' ''"-I''in-, U''r! 'n'.i iI'.'y.
Nnl hero We take issue. .a' honorable
IS nilrman from North 'ar''uA, pointing ''
m', non''nr'y "'' l"n"i ''' North
r.'u.l 90 extend 'h' N."'nr 'nmI-.ml"
lin' 90 che Pacific, Whom vs.. oa.r'd 10 90
y"n.' u ihs rr'y, v' l'i I'D r'.a'''
AMI "r 'hi' mason We arr i'''r'l' 'l '1.
''nI'n- Che ARA '' lr''''n instead '' '''
carr OF human h1ui'-'
Ih' honorable gentleman POM Trnnrssn
aal Ah'ama, have ail tnt $50, at 'hr
North, w.rr -un'Iy olrn-i 90 thr cs'a.
h.s'm.r' Of that Missouri GmTr1mi.' line
az ihe i.mr d. compact was mt.r.In'n, boz
boo 1870 "ou what I-.HHt can sou Hs'
your opposition 90 ,,s r.ral"' Iu answer
90 o.. -u,..ma. ay i'ai tha rr'r'g al
ihr N.r'h vrr .Trn.Hl ih.ra''.rlm.u'
90 chat 'imr, anl iur tl.' n'Wiafs ru-.u.
r. va.a r1.. surrender .rirr..re n >ng.
,-y, thathI l-n hy th G.l .' N.,ur
ami our Jaw. rrr. r-a'rl @. frrel.n. TH,
attf. u-urn'. instead .ft,ryuir. ur lr.-
mon ascending Q, heaven DO arlui rrw-
.r che rrurmrty arri. Union. ,hauvul.
ufhumau b.iu-s urrr s'anl.as i,. chain.
ufa,-rs slavery r.r. Tn.n mn who
v.rr ir C.r.-.H T.m 'r N.r'h aulf.'.l
f.r ,rf. ..r--.rf-. If. r.r-..t.n .rn rN..,
-r.f f-rrr.-.. ..,.r.-..h.Ivf.' ,h.m.
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unnt N'lflNlf ~ aNNiA N'iNh A'ANA ~ 80 "''
come up now 20 the confessional or shall
without hesitation name the gentlemen 20
this convention. (Checrs aud laughtcr)
IAt length Hon. Kenneth Rayncr, Of
North Carolina, arose and stated that be
had 50 said; aud took TIN. occasion To say
that he considered the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromisc wrong and an outrage, TO
which the North ought not to submit lie
said rho lalb,cn member Of Congress be
would have had III. right hand severed from
his body before he would have consented 20
the iniqui,y.
GOV. Brown. or Tennessee, saii he had
stated that It was wrong aud uuius, .o r'-
pell that act. hut inasmuch A. Il vas pnr,-
c,l, hc was oprn.-i 20 agitation on ,hc sub
r-t ly rrins'htins 10.
Four or Gvr more. at This point. took tho
11Ir 81 once, Ford rrmarkius pleasantly,
" Keep c1ol, gentlemen, We are going O.
have an interesting cas, meeting her, but
come up O, ihr confessional, orr ~ n 'imr"'
daughter Jon. anil loul) \ number of
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open confession was snri fr tho ,oul, p" aul
hr hoped the gentleman would l.lm auo,h-
.r truin. That 'h, only uAv % er' rid of
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''''n '' '''.l' VINO having 'r''.' '"''
your house, AMI s'' r''- ''''1n '' your moo moo
n'y' y'' d'''r' and arrest. ''n ,'y to hl'''
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Union. w, 60, ar devoted lTs', Ii'''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-17

BuuNG ASD SWIMMING. Every one
should learn 90 swim. That Is a truism.
Dr Franklin said B. i-rs while ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-17


We enter our protests agaius, Bro. True.
sending hi. few choice articles out OF the
STAT, 10 be published, when We 50 much
need his aid here az home. Not a soul has
written a paragraph ar our department OF
this paper. with one solitary exception, b.
side Bro. T., and he writes so seldom our
readers almost forget him between his COM
munications. Now DO have compassion on
MS and give Us what You write, TO enrich
our columns. Il may not give YOU 80 wide
a farm, hut novher, will IL b, more accept
ahlc or DO more good. We have tn sweat
an lay at hay making, aul writo what we
can at night, wclricl with labor, and W.
uocl hc'p, Rro. r, will yos help US De
prni on i', w, shall sciy1r. an We find OF
yaars a any rate.
rrom ere New rrsarl Farmer
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-17

Gnm M. July $, ISIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-17

The gentleman from Virginia asks, u we
are a, devoted to the Union at the North,
how It comes to pass that We return such
men as Hale. Wilson aud Chase to the SEN
ate? will answer him fully aud fairly
I.s the south that broush, such men into
notice. politically At the North, the con-
tinual agitation of the peace Of the Union
for the purpose Of extending slavery brings
into notice the men Of the North, Of giant
intellect, and moral force. Does he under
stand? \ mote, like the gentleman or my
.slf, floats very comfortably in still aud
quiet atmosphere, but it takcs the Wild tor
nal5 10 move the imbcddcd rock That po-
litical tornado ha. been raised by yourselves
-hy your determination TO extend, by inu'
dulent and unconstitutional means, the area
of human chatteldOm. Do you understand
me, sir? Yes we thank God we have such
men as Wilson, Seward, a Sumner and
Chase men, who knowing the right
have the nerve to contend it; men Of un'
doubted integrity and ability, whose patent
lsfn5bi.itv come 'fdn hsayn. And, mar.
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Ito Sabren an,en nGmld, Spn Der @tabt Der gr,,brr.
ete beruber nm lih bier 3u bueltren, unb uidt etpo
NIT Den Sauiten, ipnprrn NIT ni1tS @ertraerein beun
ptltclen. Stelc Sin9linge 9atten, pie aus DEM 0e.
tanpnte pes etnen berSprge9t Gbcn Qiebe in, Ser,en
NM 5prr mar ibre 2ebenldaft fir Ell, uub bolfeIee
petblidbe gSelcn, elmer &rabbe BON 13 Sabren emf.
Nrannt. Der Sinsere BON DEN betrcn Dueanteu batte
Seanntldaft Der un9rn 2abY srr einiaen gpnate,
9emaft unr pcrmSse bperler 2iebesbepele als bo
tnS gtircb=Ganpy, gbpcolaben-Drpps 1t. +. ~. nor
les iNm 9elsen, pas Ser; encr ausertorenen ,n oe-
pnnen. gSem b,s 9rrs ppG lit, benz fest Der SHnnb
uber. Sp aue ber. DER G3(iidlide Sdtte nits GiIi,
ceres SIT tbun, aS ltinen innigten guienfrsuub spp
lener GrrunaenIta i &cnntne su feben unb, 1einer
Stebe ppr3uelen g6elt3 Gntebrn beGhtiate ltG 5e,.
ner 1epp6, ais er mad &tr3ent fnnS, baB Der irene
6reunp iid ebenallS Gin 9GaBben int Ser,en Der SS.
t'en SerlNant Bate Us CAB cine Scene. Der 14iab-
r9e StebDaber branprubte baS 6ers Der SdSnen fir
td petl CT es sucrf 6eeen Der 9(nbere erfannte ie
bod bas Dpriide Jeht erltcns ndDt an, ,tnb bepes
Spetens, paB, IA er @itlaufer elmer b56l adtbaren
S@lanfcpmpa9ne ici, gar fcin 3ipefel mebr spr6on.
Den eln tonne, Dap Die Dame tDm 9eb6rc sei6pel ob
er te suerit 9cfannt unt trafrt Babe pber ni6t ga
puepen Sadbtlpi9e opn 9etdem glitter 9crbciaer,tfen
Dln rrp Der beratbn np enbli1 gab es Sie6e Da bic
<'"9.'Se"psu ul plele 2Selle h0t 9eprpne iperpen
trnte ip bedlrcn bic beibc,t 9etenbcn te Sadc nit
9tclen aiSsniedten. Sag uub Stllnbe parp betimn,t
tnS NIT Sefunbancn serielen, besaten Fd bic erbit
terten 5einoe an ben farpRlas 3ufdlscrpeiic bate
Der Sater pes Snscre snntc scrpden ,S bier folate
pem Gpmbattanen nbenerft. Oils bctbe lid, ,um @uIe
fert9 ma6bten, pran9 plSbli per alte Bin,u cas- NIT
enem tudsen &nittrl crit bem altercn beypr berIebc
entipd9en fonnte, cine 9ebbrise 9cttpn, ,tnb nabm
bann ien S6bnden prSatim iiberS &nic. Sbaeid, es
Dem alteren Sur6en nidt bebastc, ppn frenSer 6anb
scpriiSelt sn en c inubte bpb eianal balnt pbne
9rpet ppreb ne9mci, pe,r er nibt et,pa rinioe SIN,
nate Drummer uni Damn nod sieaebt BON feiuem ei.
sener sQen cine an9emeiiene Qebre erbaIten ppute
3amt war bic eiebessedi6te sprlaufs gu gubs.
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@n9enebm 1T eS, menn man ene Dame ins S6eoter
fhbrt an Der &ailt aber bemertt ba6 man bic SSrle
Sm9eien Sat
9lnSenem 1T es cenn man has Slid bat, In einem
Snntbls lletet etner Dame 5n Ben pern lieter &ei.
ner 3uder=Ganp9 Bt nup lctne liiSem tleinen 6Gnbe
an nniere beiten Gaimir9uen atrcibt r -a.
An9enebh 1T fs, ipenn man il, elmer ifiirn,ilhe,
Natbt nm lllr sn Sauie fbnmt, ,lnp nadbem man
cine balbe Stltnbe per9eblb bas Sdli1eqpb in oIren
N6hin9rn NIT bem SthliiIel bltrbtreu,t fat ~ nor
ubeBen9un9 tbmtmt bab bic Sbire Spn Sunen serrie<
selt lit. u 4,,r
Ait9enebm 1T eS pehn man sufallis einen ande ,,id
geie9enen 8reunb antriit, Bet Die 9emerfr,uo uo5t
SaB nan e&r 9eaert Sat- felt er ms gum leben gfoI
9eieDen. @
9lnsene9m 1T es, wsnn @tnem BEL einen Neilmohr.
ein &pnlt aus9ebrad6t miro, unb man ntdt peie MA
man parauf erwibern ip(l.
@n9ene9m 1T eS, wenn man pes @onntaas ,einsn
l@Snen 5rad er9esC9en fat, Inn auf ben G,eaenRonb
ls'ner erpartnn9en etnen 8ephen gtubruf su MAIDEN
aber DIE abure betm 3uwerien enen iolaen Ginbruf
auf etnsn Der 8cdlAGbe mabt, pa6 man lid, fSrmIi6
in Der &lemme befnbet tebph sufaltsfr gBele Wie,
nano niebr i'm Sane it, Der bic S9iir 6fnen f5nnt.
@n9enebm mnB e5 8epelen leir, ais @iner tir,Ii6
EN- Dllp@eS Spuqtet an cine nibt ebr befannte Oome
anpte penlelben aber weper nit Der 8emertuna ura.
srbielt haB iie fetn @e4ent anne6me spn @nen. ben
6e nidt femme.
@n9enebn' mar ss sbenfaGls, ais man Elm i,tnoes
0cffnnn8SSrleS SnbiSiDuum natf einem beammta,,
3iee 3u be9leiten ScrprOden battr, ,tnb m ba,u an,
@benb ppr9er elm Qaar f6warsleibene 5anbIdu6e an,
einem DrD8ppbRpre 8efauft unp beim an,e6en oms.
fanp, Dap beipe Sanbi6ube aber cine Sanb oebSrt.n
@nseneDn 1T es ferner, penn man am, @proen ssiI
nes Gebnrsta9eS aafatt Der eriparteten ralente civ.
Sprlaonns inbet tim 10 ubr auf Der gaascrsofee -,
eri6etnen, mas NIT elmer unbesa9lten S6neberreS,.
Hlln9 tm er9len 3uiammenbanse ltget. ,,q,
@n9enebm 1T es fhltebliA, aenn man In elm Soma
rttt unp etnem bet Sunb int bic @absbei6t Die snns
pom Sauie ater stidliaerpeile pasu f5mmt unb ~.
anTtt9snO iaSt; 6''restsn sic fi nbt a,ur bei6t
Ntsmanben! 5r.,. - 'S'p'