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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-11-01
The Camel Experiment in Texas.

The power of endurance of the camels
introduced into Texas was very severely
tested during the last summer by Capt.
VIM. ID. Echels, of the Typographical En-
gineers, who started with them the lat
ter part of June, to make a reconnaissance
in Northwestern Texas. The country thro'
which they had to travel was exceedingly
rough, rocky and billy, and destitute Of
water for long distances. The grass was
oil dried up, SO that there was no forege
for the animals. All the water for the par
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02
late from, E'fah.

4 few days since Col. Joseph a. hel-
ting, formerly of Council Bluffs, but
late Of Provo, Utah, with his family,
called upon us on their way to Phlladel-
phia. The Col. appeared flush in health
and in high spirits, having been highly
pros pcrod in worldly affairs in that re-
gion.
Some days subsequently,. Captain y. )
Smith, from Salt Lake city, diract, cast
his shadow upon the wall of our cabin.
Cap. has also been "making it count"
ont there, with the saints, and is to re-
turn with freight early in the spring.
They report heavy crops Of wheat ana
other grain, and general health, peace
and prosperity prevailing. With the
latter party some little difficulty occur
red with Indians, op the road. a large
company Of missionaries, accompanied
by the delegate TO Congress, Captain
Hooper, is daily expected down.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02
MORTON liHECfED. y

Notwithstanding the Republican press
in the territory claim n general and spc-
cial victory through tie territory, we
opinc that stubborn facts will yet prove
to them that they are defeated-routcd--
horse, foot and patrol--and that they
will yet be convinced, not only of tho
election of a Democratic delcgnteI but
that both branches of the Territorial
Legislature will be Democratic. Tho
minority party cannot. with any reason,
suppose that the county cunvasscrs Of
Otoe county will give credit TO nearly a
hundred votes, returned from n precinct
that cannot legally count over thirty if
they do, nobody else has such an idea.
Now, let those Illegal votes be set
aside and Otoc has elected full setfor
both House and Couneil, and this will
make fair Democratic majority in both
branches. IAN
In rega d to election of Delegate, tho
Republicans claim near one hundred
majority for Daily, but what do facts
and figures show? From the most cor.
rect dates, official and otherwise, we.
have the following results:
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02
nLilitarY aEorC,ncnts.

\ Col. Miles, late of Jefferson Barracks,
Mo-, is now in Command at Kcarney.-
lis brought up with him first class
band of musicians.
The detachment Stationed at Genoa,
for the protection of the Pawnces, leave
that temporary post on the first of No.
vembcy. All the citizen laborers, me-
chanicS, and teap sters employed in the
service at the fort, have been discharged
and soldiers in regular service substitu-
ted in their stead carrying out an order
from the War Department.
The Pay-moster was up last week and
disEursed to the soldiers six months
pay. The pawnccs have oil left, clock,
stock, and barrel,'' for their winter hunt.
1t Is reported that the Sioux and Chey-
ennes arc collecting in great numbers, at
or near O'tallon's Bluffs, intending to
give the Pawnces ''fts."
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02
A World OF change /.

We wouldn't have it supposed for
q moment that we meant 'tlIat sort oI
change a miscr slows away, or the
professional beggar wears cruiches
and tattcred garments 70 obtain but
a change of animate objects, a change
Of men and things. The movement
to and from the new mining region Is
an enigma. Thousands and tens oi
thousands are passing down with
empty hands and empty pockets and
teams poor, lame and j"de!, cnrslng
the bad luck that took them 10 that
country, whist many, even thousanIa
are Fastening towards the mines with
opinions and accounts wholly at rarl-
ance with the other class, both hav-
ing been over the country. Many
who went out with high hopes, firm
step and head erect, are now return
inr with totterlng step, almost begging
,heir way home-whilst others are
sporting bags OF the precious o"'''
long and heavy, aud are careless oi
''expenses."
From careful observ ton it is ap-
n.rept-frst, that v,,tly 100 many
went out to the mines last season
coz. nd that there is vast amount oil
the shining ore in the Rocky Noun
fame I'm, that it takes labor IL obtain
it-third, that some nsn are unable
TO make decent living i'll any couh-
iry. and should stay At home under
the guardianship Of ihrir fathers,
mothers. or wives. And lastly many
who are capable are too lazy to under
take TO remove those mountains I"f
the wealth they contain.
W,ll. This i. world o. change. and
those who 2 O out and work "ssIduously
make their pockets full. E"ery man
was not born luoky--and al have not
tho same tastes and inclinatio1s-Some
no forward, some back-som* are AL
1 hope. some give up in despair -'ome
get rich, and some grow poor. An"
such is Life !
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02
No srI,rnf,Eing

For two weeks we have been unable to
got ont an issue Of the Echo--cause why;
VIC have failed to get paper though or.
dcrcd in time, aul even now come Gus
with a "Golden issue"
On our own and that Of our nunctuli
subscribers and advertisers account wc
regret rhiS dcfalcation, but Cor those who
are slow, and don't do their part, hon
cstly, toward the regular Issue OF the pa
per. We don't care fig. If the people
oc the Platte Valley. and those otherwise
interested wish to have paper kept NJ
to watch and defend their interests, le,
them pay us promptly and they shall
have it,. IF they "cnn't aiiOrd'' to sup
port paper devoted to their home In
tcrcsts, we can't afford to find both brains
and money to carry it on. We DOM
want something for nothins--but We
do want those who arc benefited 10y
our publication to come up like whitC
men and help out.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02
Thanks.

We arc greaJy obliged to our fricndr
Messrs. Barnard and Moores. for a
huge piece OF fine and tender buffalo,
the result Of their recent hunting ex
cursion.
These gentlemen make close shots
and always bring their game. They
never forget the editor is lu'nane and
rclishes good things. M'y Their 'had'
ows, nor their skill in The chase, eve'
diminish.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02
another Debt Paid

A man named Phil McGulre was
recently found suspended to the end
Of a rope attached to the limb OF a
tree al Council Bluffs 1t is said that
Phil was great fnancier in counter
felt money, other peoples horses and
Goods. but il is all over now with him.
There are a few in this Valley that
needs serving in the same way
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02
"The rEag with a cripP''n
EEaIidD

Was along here few days ago-he
had little hsnd-bill in his rocket and
was anxiously enqulring for a deNou'
man named Shinn. Moses, we be-
lieye-who leads the Children OF
Mommon across the Platte for a dol
Iar.ana-lour-bits apiece, preaching on
Sundays gratis, keeps fast horses and
sports a fancy Tooth. Tell him 10
look out for the man with the game
hand ta3 r.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02
-------------
vShO caEa aseat 1T!

In spite OF the rxtFeme drought we
nicked in cur newly broke garden, a
few days ago, an appls-Pie melon
weighing 33lbs. We also gre~ rad
ish 90 inches in circumference beet
"a inches long, turniP 81 inches
around, and other huge long sarse too
numerous to mention. We also meas
ured one weatherfeld onion from the
seed this season-so sown in May. and
measuring Is inches in circumference
So much for US and this barren
country
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02
ELECTION NEWS.
Ipper PIatte COunties.

The Election on Tuesday last, in our
county, went of as quietly and pleasant
ly as VIC ever witnessed. Forty-two
votes were cast, thirty mine of which MIR.
Morton received, and the other three
were given to J. p. Daily. Our humble
self received the largest number of votes
for Representative of the Hale county
District. Henry Peck was elected Pro-
bate Judge. j. II. Wagner, Joseph lIan
and Thomas Page, County Commission
ers. p. ii. Gum, Sucrlll. i. Nanal-
stync, Coroner. j. l.. Boyd and j. H..
Wagner, Justices of the Peace. j. b.
Boyd. Treasurer and Register. Edwards
Huff. County Clerk. =. II. Gunn and
John Evans. ConstabIes--and our lcarn-
ed self, Superintendent Vi Common
Schools.
We did not see ono drunken or boiS-
ferrous man through The day, and we rn'
loved the fulness Of Democratic harnO-
ny and union.
SO much for Buffalo county and her
industrious, peaceful, and democratic
Law-and- Union-loviuS sovereigns.
kKARNEY CoUATY.--At Nenrrey city
seventy votes were cast, si1ty-nine foi
Morton and one for Duly. At the pre-
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02
vea.iy tor Operation.


Without doubt the Telegraph wire
ia laid between Fort KeArney and
Omaha.
Mr.. Ellsworth, the gentleman who
is To keep The Office at heirney' has
already gone up to put the oihce 'hefe
in readiness, and soon the lightning
tongued messenger will give instan- :
taneous news from the ocean IN me
East-two-thirds the distance scross
the American continent. Over three
hundred miles of the line has been
erected this season, and but three di-
visions remain--to Denver, TO Utah.
and then away TO the Pacific. Three
cheers for the Pacific Telegraph and
Railroad, and hundred to the enter
prising men who shall make Their
names lemons by building them.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02
NIiIitnrT.

The ad-quarters Of lie 2l Infantry
passed up on the 10Th inst, for Fort
Kearney-consisting OF GphD. S. Miles,
Commanding the regiment; Lieut., Geo.
ID. Rugglcs, Adjutant. Lieut.. ). r.
Hawkins; Regiment-2d Infantry the
non-commissioncd STAFF, Band and GOV
en- Recruits.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02

Peterson, Tor Novenber isrece'ved#
and superb and beautiful book il is.,s
The steel plate engraving ..fhe 1hdr.a hrss
Pants" is done TO admiration, and ~
among the very best We ever tooksrl
az. The fashion. plates and Patterns
are new and tasty. and the Book s!rs
together is desirable and indispensable (
For our subs ribers we will take
subyeriptin for PetersoIfs at ~ opS
end forward the money. g. aTo
ALL THF YENR loUAp,-Edited by
Dickens, and published by Emerson
Fitch. & Co., !. j., a ~ per yoar'---
Everybody has re,sd more or less of
Dickens works, and everybody knows .
that Dickens as an author, either, in lies
ton or fact, is not cxcelled.l' This Is II
most delicious feast Of literature and
humor. We alwaysdid admire Dickns.
Gody's Lady's Book for NovemScr' 10
before us, with its two engEsyings, Its
fashion plates, its patterns and scores
Of other embellishments, and its beauty,
excellence End sweetness, the eoncentTaT
ton Of all o lady might dssirsfor her
centre-table. Who cgulaN gssf slons
without ii a. 81 -ESsss I.litG
tt y afs sal Stetss W W.
rfe - .sta.f 81
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02
Republican, Trlckery

In order TO attract attention from their
own rascality, the Republicans have long
since bcoun to shout, "Fraud Fraud
,icnt votcs!! on the part of the Democ-
racy." This is, and ever has been their
cry when dScatcd, but it has become so
hackneyed charge, 10 san7 man will
pretend 10 believe it because they say SO.
TO become convinced Of the shameless
prostitution of the iot-boZ, one has
only to become acquainted with the dis
graceful manner in which near an hun
dred votes were cast at Wyoming, by
the citizens OF that den Of negro thieves
at Tabor, in Iowa. This is so palpabie
an outrage that even the Republicans
themselves have not the face 70 attempt
to cover it. In the precinct of Wyom-
ing about one hundred votes were cast,
when, in fact, the census shows there are
not thirty legal voters in the township.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02

SoRcnux.-Neighbors Moores, scven
miles below US, are doing street thing
in the way Of manufacturing consider
able quantity of molasses, from the Chi
nese sugar cane. Wcwere favored with
nagon, very fine and clear, resembling
strained honey. Pity our farmers did
no. M orc generally raise tbs crop.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02
THc Kearney Military Re-
serve.

serve.
At present, the above subject is one OF
much interest 10 the citizens Of this re-
gion, above and below, on either side oil
tho river. It seems that purchase OF
ten miles east and west, and several miles
in width, including the present site OF
the fort and u portion of Grand island
WAS made of the Pawnecs, something
less than twenty yeais ago, for militia
~ post; at later period, it seems, that
an addition to that purchase was made
uf nearly all or the whole of Grand Isl
and. 4 few years since, the amount or
area thought necessary 10 bold Us mill
tary reserve was surveyed out and posts
set at the corners, including enough tim
Der for bali dozen military posts.--
Meantime the Government survey OF the
lands ON the south of the river took place,
and in sectionizing, fraction was left
ON the west side of the Reserve linr, up
on which certain party "fled'' and
proceeded to Impoverished stores
were built. and other buildings and i'm
proycments made adjoining to the town
Of "Kearney city," Upon the informa-
lion given by the U. S. Msrshal, that
government had relinquished all claim
"a, lands north Of the north bank Of the
Platte river, several ranches were es-
tsblished, md much money expended
about the caoss!ng, on this side.
Just now, all seems to be commotlon IN
regard to these several matters. Rumor
is current that those merchants and busl-
ness men settled near. the Reserve line
are ordered by the commanding officer
to, "yamose" rs Unole Sam's sharp
shooters want little more land, ard
must have the fraction they are occupy
ing, and also that the rancheros on this
side must ssabsquatulatc" and give the
room they occupy for military stamp
ing eround-and what is still more i'm
probable. that the commandant will
prosecute all the citizens who have, or
NAV, cut timber upon the whole length
and breadth Of Grand Island. which, by
tho by, reaches from the fort away be-
Tow the German settlement. All this is
more noisy than probable. and We do not
believe the gentlemanly commandant.
Col. Miles, Will make improper or i'll
advised movement iuthismatter, neither
win ne disturb or distress the property
of the pioneer citizens, unless peremto-
rily instructed to de so by the Depart
ment. We, have reason to believe thai
the original military purchase extending
to the north baDk of the Platte will give
room. of ample width and length, for all
requirements and necessities Of the post
and that the Department should relin'
quisf any claim to the other in behalf Of
the citizens who came here to raise grair
and produce other supplies both for sol
disrs and emigrants, and the Grand Isl
and timber is wha. they look to foi
building material and fuel, and any at
tempt to debar them from this righi
would end in heavy expenses to the gov
ernment without eFen.a hope Of conyie'
iisn for q criminal offence in taking aut
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02
Our Flag is There! ~

For and in b:half of Buffalo county
We claim the colors to be awarded 10 the
"Banner County of Nebraska"
We have good reason to believe that
Buffalo county gave the largest number
of Democratic votes, in proportion to
the number OF votes cast-viS
For J.lS. Morton sna esA29s
" S. q. Daily
j. p. Daily +~s
Total number of votes giyen=-e . AZ
44e - tsstssf7
Democratic ~ 80 q
Republican
For Nobody, szlA1AT 3
What say The ''Bannery Committee,2,'
Tsn't our flag thersf'' And, when
shall we cali forits s5&OS Eas1s
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02
TDc lass Of tine SIohicans!

Neigbbor Boyd has placed US un-
der special obligations for sweet favor
of balf-do1en delicious water-meions'
The very last Of the season. we
opened out and feasted upon the sixth
Yestereen.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02
FLoRENcE, N. f.
September "a, 1860.

TiiiOr Echo:
DEAR SlR-Enclosed, please find four
dollars for two copies of the Echo for
one year one copy for myself and the
other to tho address below.
have been receiving the Echo from
the commencement of its publication,
and so wei am pleased with it, that
cannot do without it. Your advocacy OF
the Grc,st North Platte Route to the gold
uelds Of Nebraska, {truo as they are in
every particular, from my own personal
knowledge,) should commend the circu-
latiou OF the Echo to every inhabitant OF
the Platte Valley, and of this vicinity.
shall probably visit your ncighborhood
;his fall, on 1t hunting cxcnrson-es-
1ecming myself good shot, | shall
chcsr1uily render you assistance in keep
ing those mischeyious buffalo out OF
your garden. G. J. KENNEDY.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02
Tnforn,ation wanted

OF the Whereabouts Of w. j. Fox
1t would be greatly to his advantage
il we hear satisfactorily from him in a
va,, sbo,t time. EDITOR.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02

Total, H., e" s.
In Shorter county, Cottonwood
Springs Morton receiv' d SO najoI'
ity :. making iolal IN. jer'Iy tor Nor
ton, in upper, Platte Valley. 100 votes
County officers elected in Kearney as
follows:
Probate Judge, JOHN Talbot,
Representative, Miles c. Seldom,
Sheriff, John Butler,
Commissioners, uncrrtainj
Trensurer,N John Young,
Clerk, ". w. Wilson,
Register of Deeds, John Holland.
We learn from Messrs. Seldom and
Clark that everything went on perfectly
quiet aud peaceful through the day.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02

For Sale, IOt 0 feet Of ulcs Pine siding.
Inquire Of the editor.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-11-02
Nfnrtnn's nn;nrifr

Morton's majority, -. s.
" By the Illegal vote in Wyoming, the
c1nvarsers, if ,hoy do their duty,'jwill
lessen the Republican yQtes some seven
ty or nn hundred, which will give Nor
TON proud and overwhelming maioiity,
TO which, in reality he has, after the Ia
Dor Uowa( votes are thrown out.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-09
(Ucrtleeulls folSt.)


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bee Stnc. rugnu Du ip s5lsrel 9tDt?" fra9te
Gin aItsrsr 9err lstne 5rau.
,N,il er MIDI lAnle8t, mein 9ie6er, renn
mir lemano ,,Dle plno prlidt." mar Die hi
0e 2lntIpott.
Wt9tnNaldb bafti sfeit Cine
Dame tragte elnen 6reuno pom 0aue, NAB
lie antanstn Ole. nm Elm BaB y er pcn cel
NalhDaTtsfelt lbre: SeDlenten 81 bepabrsn /!
= Oao bette NllteI lit caB >S,e Gin 6lB gu
len 9Esln c1ntten egen,' ipar De 2lnno T..
IDapoeu5pYattb tin Dem Sctcn
lifc 2lmeric. N eiue betobnuaa BON $1,000
aussetgt fur Die Gtfiarung einer platiilben
t5lesmalhlne. reltbe lerer elhi leten fam.
@r lit ret 9lnitbL cap cline lolhe berSetellt
mercen tanl.
Den berit bmtem Genprt II
Ii6atlAed d III Drespen bat ein eisener
llnfan tetrolfel, ninllib ei1 ldlasdbnli1er
emleiti3er Anfal nit einer p1tbplp9tIuen Sto>
runB pcS @ebors, Gr bort AleS trantbaIt UNI
einen Con gu bod
Der 9drifttear Sulin8 N :
penbcr lit 5lm Gbetaeroidter am Serluer
Bictpriatbeater ernannt morDen.
6enprif gonlcience, Der DlliniIAe
3inotte, bat 10 eben lpieper eine Gr5dblnn9 /:
Oe jOnSe Dottor, talereelen nit cn5en tpD",
in 0wei Bd ,pen berlu5Jesebell pelte reid al
alien 8or5iSeu ieiner rtberen @r5ablungen
1T.
3u Nnfun9 rieles Sabrbuncerts faufte
ein Derl 9tIcOlap 5AlcB uno Yart Serccp bet
Barl8 fir 100000 6r. Spdter pertaufte
.er einen 8roBen Lbeil Des Yart5 fitr circu 3
MlliOuell. 9est bat Die 6amilte olles llebri9e
fir 10, $50, 900 ST. tbeil5 an Die 2pOuer @i-
lenbabnseielll9a1t tbeils al Speculuatel ob-
getreten.
Al8 Nap oleon |. ba8 3Snisret6 W. .it<
pbalen se9riinret bate, muroen pier @enS>
Ournlen Lap @6ttin9eu seldidt, nm Den Wia'
siltrat uno rie llnlperlitat erecutlpilh 5n 5pin@
gen, cine DeputatiDn our 2ln5eiSe itrer Grz
aebenb:it noh 8ariS 3u ienDeu, wp3 ftp Seis
tens Der nniperlitat BE YrrfsnOren WfartellS
lnp 8lunenbad btquenten mnBten. Der
Moniteur uanate olelen Nct unperlAamte WeIle
cine pfrei1pIuiSe 5ulpl8uas."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-09

ltnDl crlDelnt Damn III Ger ltlllen einEln1en
Setteritunoe pem 0tfanaen n NlIee. m1S
prauBen TT in Der freien Ndtur, - mic febnt
er lth nad Der aliinen Bleie noch rem cuas
Ten gSalee, ilah Ger rleleIncen Que(Ie, -
rte trpitc5 unc bee eriheint ibn 1eln Nelftr
uno init ipt!ben inniAen t5eftlDlen bearuBt
tr cte ShpaIbe. bic lih auf lel,l 1Ssnifsr lert,
= - fnBt er cas s line Ylatt, oa8 EN- l8mo
ltOB Gem nahIten Baum entriilen uno IL eln.
9efan9uiB 9etra9en bat. - ganee lab litb cer
arnle Sun9llnA letne Sinne lammelnp. in
pem pren s'elnahe llln. iein Gopf ,par piit,
lelnf 0lleper uaren 10 Sererotbsn BON rem
gle9en anf Der barten grne. 9tah uno natD
trat pie Gttnneran3 all Gle Grlebnil1e pes
9etrl9en Cages inner peutliher YUr feline
Seee, = lelne 8eiuhe bei Gaciisl, = leis
ne 6lubt Don lbi, = ielne Niiftebr, - Der
Sbrel. = lein Gtlheinen i'm Gunner. -
Der Nampt - leine gerbafans -
lhredl1! 'hredlld - lluc @dclle bate
Den u fbulel9el, Ger lie su retten 0tfcmmen
rpar, batte lbn er9reIren uno fottfuD4el, lalTen,
lpo tt lbn init elnenl Worte bate rstten folle
nen? - uptr blett lte ibn mirtlih fir 1Aulz
Gig = saltle ile, er lei in lblehter Abidt
tlr9ecrun9en p llnm6gIieb! User mar per
U(ann, auf Dem te fiji itugte. Ger lle sar,ih
umFan9en bieIt. 9Bar7 eo br Manu?
la, il, 10 tpar es unO lleourTteilth nieht CONF
pfOmittiren. sic ihnieg aber lte vcrlprdh
tDn gu retten. Sb. sewlB lts miro 91ot
balten. llno nte, ME, unter feiner 8toil
SanB reroe in tie coinprOnittiren, Die 9hme,
iIt, Gle fem uncfre5 llnteht bseing al5 mld9
;ii lieben. 0lelu, nein Da5 audi oslbeben
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