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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-10-21
MIIIERsBURG COUNTY OHIO THURSDAY OCTOBER

cottage where the grounds are laid out
with so much taste?'
"Oh, that is Squire Bill Thorndike's.-
You must be stranger in these parts not
10 know that"
81 am, sir; and since he seems such a
prominent member of society, should be
happy to know something of his history
'.Oh, there is nothing at all, sir. His
father was a man of great learning. but he
nearly run through fortune trying to live
in style. He died, and left three boys
Their mother, who went from this place
was woman of strong sense. She sold
the property, paid off the debts, and had
enough left to buy that little house to the
left. 1t has but two rooms, and there is
garden attached to it. Here she put her
boys out 10 trades. One TO mason, one
to wheelright, and this Bill to carpen-
ter. Bill married the widow erry's
daughter. She was right good scholar,
and she made an excellent wife. They got
along wonderful. Everybody wondered
how il was. He did not make better wa
ges than other men. 1t was no mystery
to me, though, for l watched them pretty
sharp.
"You never saw n great display of fine
ry-such as laces and founces, and furbe-
lows; you never saw him, before he kept
horse, riding much for pleasure. No.
they both pulled one way, and took their
pleasure in being sober, industrious and
useful, and now they reap their reward in
being universally respected. Now there
amt man that has so much money 10 let
as Squire Thorndike, and he is never hard
and screwing about it as some are. He
isn't stingy either. He has taken the two
children of one Lawyer Willis to bring up,
and he does as well by them as be does by
his own. Lawyer Willis wife was kind
of cousin 10 Squire Thorndike's wife. She
was dashy, snowy girl. You'd have
thought the richest folk on earth were mar
ried when they bad the knot tied. Poor
fellow, he had hard time, notwitlsland-
ing, to support his wife in style. He took
TO drink, and died. | have heard say that
she turned up her nose at her cousins
match, but she little thought her boys
would be glad to 60 TO that same cousin
for home, while SIZE would be glad to
take up with the little house that Squire
Thorndike's mother lived in.
"Ah, sir" continued the old man, "tl,is
is changing word; but, to my mind, if
folks would be more prudent and industri-
GUS, and give up hankering after things be-
yond their means, there would be would be
more real good done in the world, and few.
er changes"
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and attacking Mebalwe, bit his thigh
Another man, whose life had saved be-
fore, after be had been tossed BY buffalo,
attempted TO spear the lion while he was
biting Mebalwe. He left Mebalwe and
caught this man by the shoulder; but at
this momens the bullets he had received
took effec. and he fell down dead. The
whole was the work of few moments, and
must have been a paroxysm of dying rage.
Besides crunching the bone into splinters,
he left eleven teeth-wounds on the upper
part of my arm. A wound from this an
imafs tooth resembles a gunshot wound !;
it is generally followed by great deal of
sloughiug and discharge, and pains are felt
in the part periodically afterwards. had
on a tartan jacket on the occasion, and l
believe that it wiped off all the virus from
the teeth that pierced the flesh, for my two
companions III the fray have both suffered
from the peculiar pains, while / have escaped
with only the inconvenience of false joint
in my limb" |t."'s
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gnetrp.
m THE SILENT TwILIGHT HOUR.
81 Hrsrr 9. wArsos.

BIZ HENRf @. WATSON.
In the silent twilight hour. l5l a
In that pause tween night and day,
when the spirit wields a power
- Over time long pass'd away;
Dark shadows throng arond me,
And peer from out the gloom;
Many forms that blessed my childhood,
Long since slumbering in the tombl
Smile upon me through the glooml
In that silent twilight hour, O.:
Mem'ry opes her bearded store,
Hopes that know nor bloom nor flower.
Live again-and die once morel
Past thoughts of power and fame reveal
Their vanity and pride:
only felt what those did feel ii
Who lived and hoped and died,
Who lived and loved and sighed.
In thy silence, mystic twilight,
Oft loving face appears;
One whose presence made all sunlight,
Though her dow'r was grief and tears.
Long years ago she perished,
In all her guiltless bloom;
But my heart itslove has cherished.
Still embalmed within her tomb;
Still she comes in twilight's gloom!
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The Mammoth trees Of Cali for.
mia.

uhals
On the 23d and oath of June visited
the celebrated Mammoth Tree Grove, in
Calvoras county, accompanied BY brother
]. d. Blain and brother H. Bland and lady.
We reached the grove at four NJ, on the
23d, and put up at the Mammoth Tree
House" the only public, indeed, the only
dwelling house at the grove. The accom-
modations were satisfactory. A semi
weekly paper, entitled the Big Tree Bul-
letin and Murphy's Advertiser," is edited
and printed on the stump of what is called
the big tree, though it is not by any means
the largest tree in the grove. There are
ninety-six of those wonderful trees in cir
cult of about one mile. These trees do not
stand alone, but in forest of large trees,
generally pine and cedars. They are tru-
ly wonderful, and like our great lakes one
must see them fully to appreciate their
'dimensione. Sugar pines, eight feet in di-
ameter, and more than two hundred feet
high, standing in the near neighborhood of
these wonderful growths, seem mere sap
lings in the comparison. "The Father of
the Forast" lies in the stately grandeur on
the ground, having been blown down no.
body knows when, his huge form measur-
ing one hundred and twelve feet in circum-
ference, and by estimate four hundred and
fifty-feet in length. say by estimate for
the top is broken off three hundred feet
from the root. But as the tree is eight
feet in diameter, where it is broken, il is
reasonably supposed, judging from the
general taper, that one hundred and flty
feet must be added to complete length
"The Mother of the Ferest" excites COM
miseration. There she stands denuded of
her bark one hundred and twenty feet
from the the ground. This was done about
four years ago, and yet, SO tenacious is she
of life, few green tufts sill adorn her
head. TIE frame work of the scaffol ling
is still standing, and the spiral stairway,
formed by large pins driven into the tree.
We did not ascend this stair way, as the
gentle manly conductor thought the pins
might not be reliable. "The Big Tree"
was cut or rather bored down some time
AGO. The level stump forms the floor Of
an arbor, in which, as stated above, is the
editing and printing office of the Big Tree
Bulletin. The but log some thirty feet
long, lies, on the ground, and is ascended
by neat stairway of twenty-six steps
The trees are perhaps all named. Besides
those above mentioned, there are "the
Two Guards" ''The Three gracss," 1.-The
Twius," ..Hercules," "The Hermit" ''The
Beauty of the Forest" etc. Some take
the names of the several States and of our
distinguished men. Winfield Scott is a
tree of most noble dimensions and proper
tions, and most grandly represents the no.
BILE dimensions and proportions, and most
grandly represents the noble ehisfton whose
name it bears. But enough about the big
trees. Wonderful are the works Of God!
Bishop Scott Letters s ~
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"WhaL fellows these Yankeess are for
combining elegance and usefulness" said
southern gentlemen to himself as he stood
on the piazza of the hotel in the town Of.
"Sir," said he, addressing himself
to a venerable looking man near him, .'cau
you tell me who resides in that elegant
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BNENS WEUVE WlyUEEENzSIDCE
SN $40. 81, Glib 2ibertpitr.
AS n S%Ss~s nnetnen 8reunben unb @etaunten. f..
fVANA @S ! ia si1s5sIfum I'm Iassmetneu bterntt an
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babe. Mtein Eager BON N"V s9@( U""S'
@isarren, Nuuds, Sdnupf< mr. 9ontrbofe
1T rO6laFDrtirt uub i'd perbe Mid befrebtH assns GSnn :,
befenS 5u bebienen.
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NO. % N. 9GNpr-,
label sur 6ubfcrtpttpn ~iUl8snber Spurnale u. 8~ettfArtften eth f.
50 anmmsra $500
SIIufrtrte melt. Bl6tter aus @atur, Qeben, gBtf.
fenfGaft unb 8una. Mit StablaiNprdmie. S6br.
5 ~ ID 5efte.. $500
81 ete m ann's tGIufrtrte @DnatSbefte fir
bas sefainrnte setfise 2eten Der @eSenwart. SGbr.
n ltd 10 Settea 50
I~teeenbt S1Gtter. Mttt Stelen Spl,i&uttten. SEE
8 Der Baptb Is ylunmern 200
9etPstssr SHufrtsts 8ettuns. S6brlt& 50
Nummern 500
8erItner Gldttetabatf&. @unrt fRtIb .Iatyrt-
fGes gDpHsnblatt. Sdtrlid Go @unmern 80
Ser 1a5ar. Ge6nifdc Muher3eituna fir Srduen.
Spurnal fIr Mufer unb Mpbs n. S6 RI. AS Numm. $50
Wug emetne MuferSettun9. Mltum fur peib-
lihe Qrbetten unb Wipben. SdbrliA 26 @ummern
NIT Yr1mte 800
8 trfpn's ptestttune. 8sttIdrift fur Wfpte,
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Spurnal tIr mpberne Sttderetr Mebe unb
petbltGe 5anbdrteiten. SGtrltG II 6tfie 800
.Yartfer DamentIetber MagaStn. S6srlt&
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hermaher Mnb Mpbersunbe. S6brltt 800
81 Durd regelm6Btee Jmpprtattpn per hamburger Sea-
mr TT e mtr mBsItG, bic 8sttfdrittsn f&nea ans btate
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Na6fOlger pDn .. Gbaptn,
Spbels 6abritanten unb 6dnbler in 6anotperts-
3eusen aller Dirt,
SO. IA 0isbtfr, @de BON 8alberfcnRr.,
9aIten fetS etnen srpsen @p,rdtt aGer Mrten BON ~gDerfeuaen
fur Sitter, Stretner,
5sl5fcder, 8intnerlfute,
RutlGen. unb WpbeGmd6er
pom Der beaen Analttdt, unb Serfertist tn ben beaen 8dbrtten,
Spear unb SediDn8 SGeen, MeBse1'S gDerfseuse,
Sptts Werf3eues fur @rdSeure,
&lammern unb 8dtin96bSt,er,
QBtntelma8e, S6rdubenjteter,
Q8ert3euge fir 6Gl3breber,
anprttrte gBerfseuefiaen unb 5sbel aler Sprten. tppfir tptrI
In Der 9infat earantrea.
gBir baltsn be sr6bte unb befe gteberldse Sn gDerfseuaen
In Baltimore un6 Serfpre&en tepet 8iufer BITE ooatdno IA fe
8efrtebiauns. MGra2.1 Sdbr
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errldtet Dor 6'pei uno 3pan3i8 Sabren purd
DR.. Kinkelin,
Gde bfr 2rttten unb linton. StraBe, philadelphia,
Spe l1no 3pan5t9 Sabre
&%rfabrun3 Bat Or. 8tnteltu gu etnem Ser erfDlsret6Ren aer,te
tn Der &ar Don alien g ~anfbetten fpp btltrti6er unb setetner
;gatur n1danltdsm unoermb9en ais etn StnberntB 5ar yer.
nerSDfe nnb geld leGtlt6e S4m1Ge, Rranfbeiten
Der 6aut, unO folder, bte BON ben, WtiBbrau& BON @ertar
eutfteben - eem1tt.
y2ebntt be'cnbere NlDtis.
SO TT cine uble @cwDbnbett. Der f6 3uwet1en bte &naben
in Der @tnidnfett er9eben, bic nit tbnen . bis su tbrtr Wtanns
BARRETT aufwdGf, unp tpelpe, psnn ni6t In ~gebSriser Belt abb
|eee9t, nt6t muir ernfli6e 5inberntfe berpOrruft, fDnbern aud
un6 Serbeerenber 2eibenfGaften etebt.
ggentse, BON Steien, bic I6 btsfr Serberbltdsn GepOtnbet
er9eben hnnen pte trdnrt9en SOl8ea bdODn, Bis He bas ner.
DOle Ssfem srrrhttet fnten, f.en1pe uns unertldrbare @ufre.
Ieun9 unb @emItbsbdn9tefet fIDlen. Stebe Seite o., %, 90,
Ser anelafHSe f. anasarifsa pirD "fG6r nSSi y. unfabio
nm NIT %8ewDbnter Nutt8tett an sic Mrbeit Al aebet pter f6
gum Stubtrsn su b%sfseen, tetn e9ritt TT trise uab fewaa
er TT bumrn, unenti9lpnen, unb 5eiet iel bf In fstnsn @ergnu.
Isun9en tpent9er 3bdttgfett ais eerbbnltG.
Nenn sr fA pDn Oeier @ewOrnteit lUsrei6t, eGs Siefetbe tbr
SaItmmfeS pplbra6t, ub Serbetratbct f3, 70 N feline Gte
unfru3.bar, nnb feline gernunft fast ttm, baB beies bur9
lstns frubsre GpOrtet' Seru1iaGt perssa 1T 9te[es ftnb
. etra3tnn8.tn ~ l3e bte. Amfmer a N teit
E Ter erwedsn fpltten, Bic 1t IN G9n.
ltGer sage beftmben. 81
Sebaltet e8 I'M @ecG6tniR.
9srjsatss, wel9sr fa untsr Or. Stntelin's getanblana
|felt, tann septdentaft. anf feline @tre, ais etn 8tebermanH
pertrauen, uno f6 auf bic 8erfGeruns ~Serladen, bs bte Sc.
|tetr1nthe Der &raRfsn BON Or. &inteltn niemalS ent5Iat wer.
Dsa, istns %aBpbnun8 tt felt ben lesfsn span5ts 5aBren an ben
Vtne, philadelphia, pa.
&ranfe in elmer GntIernnne,
loe tbren 6dl einfa&, DerbuRpen NIT alien tbren S9rnptpnen,
tn etnsn Srhfe %mtttbetlen Omit 9etf6luB elmer gereutuns),
tpnaen Or. 8tnfelinS Otepi5tnen ~betn9ernGb unDerSlglid mad
iebent Gbetle Der Union, ~entpe6er NIT Der YDf Doer @rpreB,
unb 70 stpaft UNI S6aben wnb Neusterbe ;u %setbaten, abers
isnbet crbalten.
2eie! Su9enb unb Mannbarfeit !!
Sin fraftDOle8 Qeben D6er Gin friibseiti0er SD6.
&infeltn Iber Setbtert altuna = nur 25 Gents
8rtefe, wel6e ienen gbe tb In clamps ~enttalten, Herbea
init nn 8~ebenbtr 9pf mi. stnent @renplar periidert.
Mar5l8 il
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UWIIIWUFVt WtVt u
fOrtr6brenb S~rrrdtbts Porter. Ole unb Gtber, ebenlD
IepnbDn i. 5r5wn : Stout, BITE befen SUrten, earanttrt as In
l5lal&en tmpprtirt. MineralwaFer tn alien Aualttdten, frei
lSpn fG6bltdsn SubfanSen. Gerner: Mtneralwafer Son.
tdnen, @eneratDrs-8l iAens Wtafdtnen NIT ben neuefen per-
lbeTerungen. MnterttdMtf6e &rpnen.Stput unb btttp WIe In
l5ldfaen. @Ite unb neue 8lulaeu trerDen -sefauft unb per.
@anft: Gleimiser Nsent IN Baltimore fur Smiths .@ttlaeel.
iuridsenpmrnen1 unb bds @elb pteber erfattet. Conditioner
ISaaem aae Irtem SpnSptpptn ttre Spntanew aefh4t. erbalt'
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"a Our beionperen &~enntniBnahme.
@tnwanberer unb @etfenbe fDGtes febr YprF&tt8 fetn, .eb'
ne tbre Stlette tdufen unb fDnten btefelben muir BON fDl6 en-
~ansefeGten 8enmten taufen, welde BON ttrem @etalte leben
ntdt aber BON Watlern pber 3wtf&entrdgern, ba fe iDaf be,
@efabr a~uSeefeSt fnb, bef&Htnbelt su perben uaS tbr Sell
umipnf ~aus8eben.
Durhfabrt8zB tlette
mad aaea Ebelen bS g8efens i1nb su taben Bet
Gb. 8. Silbebrdn6t,
@eneal.@mt8ranten .Mgent Der Baltimore unb
Sttp.@t ienbabn.
SansO1s Nr. 81, Ebauesfr., Baltimore.
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gen @esenta babe I'd tets S%SrrdtpiS.
aunt 26-f, Mr. 6s. saD.G tarIesaG.. na6s grat
Mcdb0nical=8 ades @cmpaenie
BON Baltimore.
OEdrhs. 2tfe Der @eeHten unb Deppte.
1. s. $. @ltcDtt, Ode bpn Bant uS Ne8tferfr-
2. @pbert Gilmore So, &c 0dncdaerfr.
8. 8ennstt unb SeItp, $50. 2H CAT SaIttaUretr.
rs. SsorsSe u. @Sers, "a SiasmHr. unb ede ppn erster uni
8asettefr. ; SO. % 9tettar., ubsrtaib bss Sun oOtels'
s. @eatr nnt Davis; gfs BON MOnameat unb @a7iar.
M. Siadc Darling, 276 adjournment ue 115 Srlednsltr.
s. SObn 6. tOmn, NDrbwsfs@G pDn SpreR unb 8renbfr.
9. aranets @bbes, @nb Charles, nabe s~umbarbfr.
ii. d u part, sa6wsf Gds va GparIss ans Gentrear.
70. 81 M 6art, SO gOrtb @utawfr..
IS. 8 90 MrnUib, 113 QDef Sa9ettetr.
IA. 81 80 MrurlS.
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30. . 6 Stetner, Bthpiefr., ndbe WtaRtfDnfr.
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6au8boden<Br cb.
Der runbe Satb ppm % tnjen su 5 Gts,
asas sstfss. "a s.
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SransSFi9er (6rsn8) eaiS BON Is unssn sa ets.
0ieredt9er IL 3
4rend Sellers 10 Cts. baS Dusenb.
Dbtse Aualitdtyn fnb gu Cts per Sab In Dben 8enann'
ten DepDts su baten, unO AperOen sa Osntfslbsn @rsts ben &an'
btn tk's 9aus eetefert.
Derfpne mel6e Brp6 BON Der WeGdntcalsBG deret 31 tau.
fen panf6en fnben fsts einen arpsen gCrratb tn ben beds'
tenlDepptS un6 tpnnen SEtt Seaeaunsen abseben fur bic Bic
feruna bes1aben tn tire Wp9nungen.
Das uebsreitemrnen Der Gpmr aemte lautet ea6tn, bag bu
Meenten perpFtGtet itnb, aIe 8sfeluneen In ibrer Narb 81
ieSer 3ett neS Eases nit frtf@gebdtenent SrObe an SerfDr8en
ump tepe 0er8ebnn8 9e8en eteie ancronung, tntrb, wenn IT.
Ben Benmten Der 60 mpdente ~Gn8eset8t wtrb, 8eabnbet.
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men ausert nab rbaften @igsniAaften, 1sruria@t hur@ baa
MbIUrbtren BON AltUbltfGem Del (ein ~befOnberer 0Ortbei
unferer 9atentCfsnl ieiner 3eiGtieiett un6 gerbault6tett
nt6t nur benz SaGtrbrpb, fpnhern aud benz 9anSbadsnsSrpf
Dpree3D8en-
STE Baften, nelde pbne Ton uns prpDp;itt d. perben, tag
It1 pn ben Mersten unierer Stabt eerubmt tperoe perSer
bnfeIbe TN laufe Der 3rtt in alsemeinen Sebrau6 %brinssn.
Die fGnea fb ~netrenbe uno neutrality-suspicious. f1rte 9tdd
frase naa6te es uS in lester aBg9e unmR8liG, ae 8sfslun'
gen 3u b%efrteftgen, bod fnb tebt Nnfdllfn sc rotten, baB tunfs
t9 8rpb senu9 tlr ale &ntraaen bteftaer Staet, bs Otfrtt
Columbia (g1aibinstpn) up M1eranbrta ~pprrdtbt8 TT.
Ceunt2 3ntl
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laupt auf m etn uSeesei6netss IiOr ement BON etnfa6en uni
Opppelfinten (bespeeu Spu ben befen Sabrttanten Oe91l9'
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tidy tets ~prrdtbtg: Sid fen. ytSplSers, GDlts, Nepeaters, pt'
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Yulper, SGrppt. 3lnbbut&sn to-.
sos 6. s. MeSer
Ssntpprteur unb $abrtfant, Np. IA, !Yrdttftr.,
3tptften ber Bride ub BEN Centre. Wartt. @d!ttracre
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UerffcDernns -Segen TeuerSaefabr.
AssOclated ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

- Son Ualttm pre.
gas. 4 Soutbz nabe Baltimore tra6e.
T. Gtrettprtum bar "a Dcttrteu Seusrmanns
efeIIf6af t VI. tamnelt f& tSe
h6 IN BEN @ttell9Gttsietale Der @Dnapasnte, Nr.4 SOutbar
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1tbbsln fo iUte aut aues fOufiee @~tsentbum eeaen bic n
Vra N te n. tseSensansbmen
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men @ebenben bort %eintrehen, aud perbea A Dial rutnioer bic
gDa9en babel seweGislt. Die 8abn siebt burG benz GSaFen
lteit ron Sbtp. Ute 8anSe @ntfernun9 Bon bier bts @bteaap
tn 500 wteilen. Das @epad ptrS bier S~esednet (,narteb) nab
9sht NIT ben egafa8tersa an ben ssatntmunssrrt.
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polls, 2cui8pille uno ct. 0puiS
ptrnet ebenfaas 9aaastere befDrbert unb fir ttr @spad
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bsbraultf6en 8ttt, f~eaerfefe 3teselfeine, SUI 8actnes, te
4barcOal, SEA GDal u. {. 10. 5erner fabren fe bier IN 8altt.
npre eemadte Spaten, S6dufeln unb 1eunut's, fbOtttfdeS
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9inaer's perbe6erte g166maiebtne.

9tRNer'S DerbeHerte yI6Dtfd1c0tfe.
Diete Waibtne purbe mad einent urpartbeiti9fn 8ertu6t
Iauf berYartfer NuSfeluns nit benz bt3fenYrdrntum belpbnt.
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sra6ten @erbeneruneen bic @albine t~n.ptefen 8esieDuneen
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traber unb TT bic etnStse Mdf9tp, bic fetne pnb 8rDbe 6abri'
tate, entpeber in 2etnwanb pber eeber. nGben lam, ais peua
tetn unterfGteb TN Wtaterial wEe. que fab NIT Der 8rDbten
Sprgfatt unb bduerbdft 9ebaut
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Eauf6 febr pprtbeilbaft fnhn.r
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tn pbigeS Wef6aft f6!aaenbet Arbetten.
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