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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-16
HARD HITs.-Senator green, of Mis-

HARD HITs.-Senator green, of Miss
ouri, in recent speech at St. Joseph,
dealt the little giant some pretty Sc
we're left handed blows, as follows:
He supported John c. Breckenridge
because he had never travelled up and
down the river on the decks Of steam.
boat, advocating his own election to the
Presidency; he had never descended in
to beer saloons, and drank lager in order
to gain popularity with the vulgar rabble;
he had never sent hired letter-writers all
over the country to puff himself into no.
toriety, and cry down everybody else; he
had never prostituted the telegraph to
sound his own praises, and misreprescnt
every other prominent man in the party;
and, finally, he supported him because he
was the only man who had any chance OF
defeating Lincoln. No Southern State
would, under any circumstances, cast hel
electoral vote for Douglas, and he didn't
believe he could get single Northern
State"
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ssa- The Davenport Democrat an,
Nems, in speaking Of Douglas meeting
at Kcokuk, says, "The very river was on
fire with excitement. 1t also says tina.
"the Straight out aboiitionists estimate
"their vote (in New York; at $1,000,
" all Of which has went hitherto with the
" Republicans Of the two statements
one is just as true as the other. The
Democrat seems to be trying to come up
to the i4aindealer in telling big yarns.
Gray will have to bestir himself or his
Western contemporary will beat him.
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How they Feel About 1t.

Some faint conception of the desperate
feeling excited among the Douglasites Of
Springfield by the late Republican de-
IL onstration, may be drawn from the fact
that gang of Irishmen assaulted the
excursion train returning northward on
the Chicago, Alton and St. Louis Rail,
road on Wednesday night, aud threw
some twenty brickba,s into the Windows,
smashing all the glass on one side OF a
couple Of cars, and badly injaring two or
three passengers. The miscreants i'm.
mediately fled into the darkness, but one
of them has been ap2rehendcd, and will
be made to sweat before he gets at large
again.
But the NEST Internal device was per
pctrated on the same road near Licl
Creek, short distance south of Spring
field. A very large excursion train lei
the Springfield depot about midnight TO
Alton. The railroad authorities took tn,
precaution to send hand car over thu
road few miles in advance of the train
While approaching Lick Creek the,
found two rails loosened and remove.
about six inches from the proper place
just far enough to brow the train off tn
track, aud send it over an embankment
What is fitting punishment, for sucl
unspeakable malignity Pres and T,
Luue
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~, if they make any false statements
There is every prospect that the bill viii
be passed this session.

STAMPEDE IN IowA.-Thres ed;to,.
and enc publisher of the Democratic IA.
pers in Iowa have, within the 10, Ia
months gone over to the Republican,.
Here is the list III. p Scholte, Of Ii.
PeIla Gazette, S. U. Hammond, Of the
the Knoxville Standard, Geo. E. Huh.
bell, Of the Davenport Democrat, Ed
Harrison, of the Iowa City Reporter.
Besides these, there are eastman, Of e.
dorado, Geo. May, of Knoxville, Street
Fletcher and others. Of Oskalooss, Br.ut
of Bremen, and host Of others scattered
over the State, who are now As zealou,
for Lincoln and Hamin IS they were for
Buchanan in Sc. -Dcs Moines Req.
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The authority of the Supreme Court
must not, therefore, Ire permitted to con-
troll the Congress or the Erecutire, when
acting in their legislative capacities, but
to hare only such influence us the .lorce
IF Their rsasoniny may deserve."-An
drer Jdckson.
SO said "Old Hickory" but S. A..
Douglas, sometimes called " Young HEX
ory,' the great cxposisor Of modern De
mocracy, says, that as Senator he will
adopt, abide by, and carry out, the op'n'
ion of the Supreme Court. Which is
right, cold Hickory" or Young
Hickory"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-16
eHERIFF SALE.

10y virtue Of a special execution to me direct
ID ed issued from the Office Of the Clerk of the
District Cocrt in and for the county OF Cedar
aud state Of Iowa, in favor OF William Moore.
and against George MeBurney, | have levied up
on the following property as the property Of the
said George McBurney to-wit: The ). +. quarter
OF section No twenty two in township No. eigh.
tv-two north of range three, west Of the fifth =.
NJ, containing ls9 acres. with the appur;eusnc.s
thereon; said land situated in CsiuAr CO. Isxa
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry, at the Court House door in the town of Tip.
ton, in said county, on Saturday the 18th day OF
September 4. u. ls10, at / O'Clock i. II. of said
day, TO satisfy said execution an costs that may
accrue thereon.
| Dated this 18th day of August A. 7. 1850.
j. L. BIZ .}>AAW,
| Sheriff OF Cedar county Iowa
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p0- The New York Ereniny 70

@r The New York Erenlny iOst
publishes a list Of eighty-fve vessels, that
have fitted out as African slavers, and
sailed from the port of New York, between
Feb. 1859, and July is, 1860, adding
those that escaped notice. the number
would probably reach one hundred
Does any body believe that such state
of facts would exist if the Administration
was half as active in suppressing the AT
rican slave trade as it is in catching rum
away negroes when called upon? Is it
not evident that the Administration con
hives at the re-opeuins of the African
slave trade? Very few, if any Of these
vessels are sent out by citizens of New
York They are mostly owned by Span
iards and Portuguese.
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EaJ~ 1t will be recollected that in
March las, the body Of Miss Harvey,
from Rockford, III, was found near Ut,
tumwa, in this State. She had been seen
travelling with two men named Lawrence
and Macomb, On their way to Pixies
Peak. She had been seduced by Law
renee. On the 2sth ut the body Of
Lawrence was found 10 the same neigh.
borhood; 50 there is now no doubt but
that Macomb killed them bo,h. lie will
be followed up with vigor and probably
taken, as a large reward is offered for his
apprehension.
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lU The Democrat urges its polite

Iur The Democrat urges its political
friends in the different townships to
"organize a DOUGLAS and JOHNSON
Club" In this place, according to the
Democrat. they organized Democratic
Club and article I'd of the constitution
says, ANY elcctor Of the township of
,.Ccnter, in favor Of the election of a
Democrat for President of the United
:. States may become member" etc
Why didn't you organize "a Douglas and
Johnson Club here? Was it because
they dare not come out for Douglas p
One Of the V. P.'s says tina, Breckenridge
is Democrat, aud in accordance with
article ID Breckenridge man can join
the Club. How the Democracy are
united.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue of an execution 20 HE directed n
sued from the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court in and for the County Of Cedar and State
of Iowa, n favor of Rotert Cover. and against
}. Denny, W. &. McElrea, b. kimberling and
others, | have levied upon the following prop
erty. as the property Of the said ". &. NcElreA
to-wit: The southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section seven in township eighty. one,
range four, west of the 5th Z NJ. with the appsr
tenanc.s thereon; said land is situated in Cedar
county. iowa;
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry nj the Court House door in the town Of Tip.
ton. in said county, on Saturday. the 18th day %
September, A. y. 1860, at O'Clock =. NJ. Of sal
day TO satisfy said execution and costs that ma
accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day OF Augusta. D. 1880
J. l.. BRADSHAW.
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Turn Out! Turn Out!!
GRAND RALLY
OF the Republicans Of Cedar County,

The Republicans of Cedar county will
meet in MASS CONVENTION at TIP
TON, on FRIDAY THE 31sT DAY OF Az
GUST, 1860 In the afternoon,
Hon. JAMES HARLAN,
Hon. W. PENN CLARKE,
And others, will be present to address
the peoples. The names Of the speakers
announced is sufficient to recommend
them to all true patriots.
The call is to the people and it is to be
hoped that Republicans aud all other
friends of liberty and their country, will
not only turn out themselves, but will
use their best endeavors to bring out the
mass of the people, aud make such de-
monstra,ion as will show that the friends
of Freedom mean what they say, and are
not slow to swell the throng of free la
borers who go forward to place our gallant
standard bearer, ABE LINCOLN, at the
head of Government, and wrest it from
the hands Of our enemies who both
openly and in ambush fight to retain our
Government under the control Of slavery
propagandism. l, is to be hoped that
the farmers who have this season been SO
beautifully blest by Providence, can
afford to spend a, least one day for the
sustainmcnt and promul cation Of His
eternal truth, upon which the Govern
met was based by our fathers. That
governments are instituted among men
for the protection Of their inalienable
rights, among which are the right to
life, liberty and the pursuit Of happiness
Let active Republicans take hold of
the matter in good earnest, and see that
each township is largely represented
He who feels himself truly a Republican
cannot fail to turn out while he who
does no. feel himself such canno: be iD-
jured By witnessing the discussion of the
,opics-Free Territory, fr,e labor, free
speech, and free men.
ID. TURNER
THOs. JAMES
VIM. ELLIOTT
DAVID PLATHER.
T. BUTTERFIELD,
+. GATES
WM L. WOLF
Republican Ezceg;irt COMMITTEE.
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Ia L. D. Iugersoll, who was the Des
Moiues correspondent of the Hauheye,
during the last session of Legislature, over
the signature Of "Linkensale,' and Mr..
L!oyd, are the editors of the Iowa City
heDorter. We are sure that they viii
fully sustain the reputation of the Repor
ter aud will make it worthy the supper
Of every voter in johnson County.
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rea- The Chicago Times and Herald

ra- The Chicago Times and Herald
claims Iowa for Douglas by 10000 major
ity. The Cleveland Plaindealer claims
it for him by 5000 majority. The citi'
zens of Iowa can tell from these state
men,s about how much reliance to place
UPON the Democratic papers when they
claim other States. Judging the rest
of the State by what we know Of THU
county, Iowa is sure for Lincoln BY from
I 6, 900 to ~, 900 majority.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-16

The LAW OF EVIDENCE. There is
now before the House of Lords in Eng
land bill, introduced by Lord Brough-
am, to amend the law of evidence, some
notice Of which may interest the profess
sion here. 1t is proposed, by this meas
ure, to enable all defendants in criminal
cases, as is done in civil, to give evidence
for themselves, on oath, in cases Of mis-.
demeanor, in which the prosecutor him
self is examined the condition being
that they must also submit to cross ex-
animation, and to prosecution for PERU
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Cedar County Republican Convention.

Committee NET PuIsl4zt ~ call. According
to the Published plocsed.Ags u the last County
Conve niion, The COMMITTEE vas Instructed TO
cali. al the proper time. either Mass Conven.
,ion or Primary k.eci,9a." The CoUmitt~e
therefore adopted The following:
Eee.in<~l, Ina: the Convention 10 nominate
candidates for county officer he called az Mass
Convention, TO meet III Upton Oh the 1T day al
Auxat I, sou. at i oc!0Ca 4. NJ: and that tie
Convention shall vote ~ loH G.h1ps-each town
ship being allowed one vote Tor the Township
q, large, and one vote for every thirty Re
publican votes east for :. J. NORWOOD at the
last General Election; besides one vote for every
fraction over fourteen.
Thus giving TO each township the number Of
yotes anne xed in the following table;
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AT THE CAPITOL OF 1owA.-Thc
largest aud most enthusiastic political
meeting; it is said, ever held in Iowa,
assembled at Des Moines on the 4th inst.
1t was a Republican meeting, and was
addressed by Congressman Curtis, Fitz
Henry Warren, Judge Stone, George
May, +. W. Eastman, aud c. G. Nourse.
During the afternoon, the speakers ad
dressed the people from tvo stands-in
the evening from three,
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of execution to me directed, issued
from the Office of the Clerk OF the District Court, in
and for the County Of Cedar and State OF Iowa. in f.
Of Erastus Partridge. and against Sidney r Edger
ton. John c. Hsllock and James y. Could have lev
led upon the following property as the property OF the
said Sidney y. Edgerton, to-wit: One hundred and
twenty five bushels Of wheat; seventy bushels 81 lar
ley. and about hundred bushels Of oats. more o.
less and ouethrd OF txeoty Of standing in
the field, and all Of fifteen Of corn in the hei:
And shall offer the for sale at public outcry At
the House ofJ. H. Bireey in Inland township. in sad
county, Monday the Eth day of Septeml ert. A. D.
1900 at O'Clock IN. Of said day TO satisfy said
cution and costs that may accrue thereon.
Dated this lfh day Of August, A. D. frsSo
J. l.. BRADSHAW
fpr. fee 90. Sheriff Of cedar esssty, fsss
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We, to-day, re-publlsh the Republican
Platform, and design to keep it before
the people for some time to come. We
consider it good clectioueeriug dOcu
ment, and would recommend our friend,
aud opponents to study it. If they
would discuss the principles Of the Re.
publican party, let them confne them.
selves TO the Platform.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-16

pE Buy your Stoves, Tinware, &c At
the "Muscatipe Stove Store, "Mnscatiue.
Iowa Mr.. BRowNELL is Agent for the
Manufacturers and will sell below Chcac,
prices. Stoves warranted for one year.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-16

~ The Democrats abound in candi
dates. A Democratic campaign paper
published at Washington by a Fedora
Office holder, has raised the name Of An
drew johnson, Of Teun., for President
and I. G. Seymour, of Conn, for Vic,
President We are all good Demo
era.s."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-16

Some Of our citizens have receiv-
ed letters from various parts Of Indiana.
They all state that the Democrats are
pretty evenly divided, and consider lu-
diana sure for Lincoln.
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iIDEATHI!
TO Every For and Species Of
VERMIN.

~ OS'aTs'
ssCO>tarss'' Rat. Roach. &c. Extes mtnatOs
ssCO2tar's'
sEOsar'ss BedsB0g ExtcrminAtO9s
ssCOsiar's''
s.COstar's'' Electric POwd'r. for Insects,Ae.
D1sTaOys inst ANTLy
ts-Roaches-Mice-Moies- nd Nice BED h-..
-Mc,hs-Mo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on plants, IL.
sects on Animals, &c &c.-in short, every form and
species Of
VERMIN.
10 Years established in New York Cifv-used bv n.
City Post Ofee-the City Prisons and Station Homes
the City Steamers. Ships, &c.-the City Hotels,
"Astor, '''St. Nicholas &c.-and by more thai ~
600 private families.
II F7Druggsts end Retailers every where sell them.
u Wholesale Agents in all the lar e Cities.
u 5Regular sizes, 25c Soc. 81 Botes-Flasts
II P..BEwaRE" Of spurious limitations Examine
each Box, Bottle Il Flask & take none but 'CosrAsir
Il = s1.W Boxes sent by Mail.
j - s. Boxes for Plantations, Hotels, &c BY EXP
IL Address orders-or for ''Circular to Dealers TO
HENRY II. COSTAR,
PRINCIPAL DEPOT. 40 BEoADwAY N I.
SOLD BY KEIGART & MoNAMARA, Upton, Iowa
nl7 VI
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w- The Republicans have taken grea.
pains to give publicity to the speeches Of
their candidates. Why don't the Doug
las men give publicity to the speeches Of
their candidates; Mr. Douglas made
two long speeches in the las, Senate, (be
was sick the rest Of the time bu, We
have not heard that they were published
in a single northern paper We have
no, seen single extract from them 10 a
single Northern Democratic paper. We
have not seen or heard Of either Of these
speeches bein. circulated Us d campaign
docu ment- Why don, the Democrats
circulate the documcn.sy Are the,
afraid to let Ii. people see the las, phase
Of Douglasism? We have given som'
extracts from ,hese speeches and shal
, have to give more unless the Denocra,
publish them, but we would much preie
to have them in the b mocratic ; aper
- that the Democrats might all see tt,
deformity Of tn Little Giant"
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CAUGHT IN HIS OWN TRAP.

J, w, BisseI, has long been the agent
of the St Louis Chamber of Commerce,
in their opposition to the Rock Island
railroad bridge. He has spent good
deal Of time at Davenport and Rock Is
land in Surveying, etc. Las, spring he
made advances to Bradley, the Chicago
detective, to burn the bridge. Bradley
apparently entered Into the plot, aud i,
had gone 50 far that Bissell had received
portion Of the fire works from St Louis,
when Bisscll Was arrested lie aud q
lawyer Of Rock Island, named Chadwick
have been Indicted. The proof is SAID
to be conclusive. We hope tina. the St
Louis Chamber Of Commerce can show
tina, they knew nothing Of this das;ardl,
attempt to COMM; great crime
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-16

~ The Breckenridge State Conven-
ton met at Davenport, yesterday. The
Gazette says =" the number of delegates
promises to be large and tina, they
look sanguine, and bear themselves de-
family
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Republican Nominations.
Republican State Ticket.

FOR IECRETARY OF STATE,
ELI All SELLS, of MuscatiMc Co.
FoR AUDITOR OF STATE,
]. w. CATTELL, Of Cedar Co.
FOR TREASURER oP STATE,
JOHN w. JONES, of Hardin 90.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
CHARLES &. MOI RISE. OF Polk Go.
FOR REGISTER OF STATE LAND OFFICE,
A. Il. MILLER. Of CerrO GOido Co.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

TINE FALL TERM OF THE Upton UNION
i School, will commence on Monday. the Sd
day September, 1860. Persons not entitled by
law to the privileges Of the school, will bs re-
ceived on the following terms-paynent to be
made inv ariably in adv ance in full-viz:
Primary Department. per uarter, $40.
Secondary "a 800.
Grammar 400.
High School 500.
f. HUBER. Sec.
linton An INST 18th 1851
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FOR COSGBEss, SEC. DIST
VIM. VANDENEt. of Dubuque Co.
ASSISTANT ELECTUEs.

Ar-IsI AM ELI IUEs.
Is! Dis. ". NExCoMB Of Davis county.
-BES. RECTOR Of Fremont co.
II Z \. BATS of Linn co.
=. w. u. FAlKCHsLD, OF Floyd CO.
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STATE CESTRaL COMMITTEE

HIN HoxIE, Des Ngincs City, Chairman.
l.. Hisi->axrEL =. MILLER. Of Lee.
% III. AkAvEK. Of Davis.
Sd Gro. A. HAwLEY, Of Decatur.
18th l. II. SMITH, Of hossuiA.
5,h II. NJ. HoxIE, ot Pc!k.
9Th joan X HE.pgAM, @! haha.ka.
Eth ". i H.sREs, O. Jackson.
s,h w. II. IrTHILI- OF Cedar.
9Th :. J ". 7 ApoR, O: B1chanan.
ls,h ". p. + AIkCEILp, Of floyd.
sith II. e. HENDERSON Of Marshal.
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We contend that Douglas is as good
a .ariff man as Liucolu. VII. the al
serttser give old Abe's opinion On that
question - edor DeD,ocra,.
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OUR PLATFORM.


Upton, August 18th, lse0.
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j. p. TURNER,
TH0>. JAMES.
NJ. ELLIOTT.
DAVID PLATNER.
+. BUTTERFIELD ,
+. A. GATES
WM. L. WOLF.
Exeea:frt COMMITTEE.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-28

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folilnle Ste Su beldrp6reu, rdB Sie lih
netltea un9ifliden @aterlanbes erbarmen,
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Ten J6 frmme Sbnen i'm Olamen meines
Stont9S gu confen tiir bas mas Sie bisber
9etban, Sie gu bel6w6ren, ibm su leinem
9tebt 6u ietuer 9ilfe Sbren 8eiRano su
leiben.
Ste ilno ein lieben8piiroieer 6dwdrmer,
la9te Iaqe9rano nit einem mitleioioen Ga
6eln, aber bic @irfti6feit entlpritht Ielten
ben SApdrmere en-. Brinaen Sie s5brem
Song neine ereebenten @riee, laeen Sie
lbm, poB Tranfrei6 ibn beoauert, bae aber =
Vouenoen Sie ni6t rief Snbla, feline
tonno felerltb auSlfrefenp uno benz 6ilrlten
nit etnem flammenpen 8ltd tn's 9lntliB Rars
reno. Ste balten MIDI fur einen Shparmer,
n1etnen 8Sni9 fir einen armen Setter, ben
man nur befla9eu, aber benz man niht bell
fen fam. 9lber Ste trren, 6err SSIrif BON
Senepent icb bin fein Sdwdrmer, oenn i6
leDe nit beuem Muse in Die 3utunft uno ib
iebe, oaB Sa6len nibt untersebt OaB Granfs
reid e6 erbalten miro limo mein &6nio 1T
fein 8ettler, oenn er tpirO Denjenisen fOntse
lt1 beSaben, Der ibm 1ein 2anp, ieinen Ibrpn
errettet.
SeSabIen nit @erlpreGuneen, laete SaI>
le9rano nit lei1em SpOtt.
9fetn, be;oblen nit WiQieneu, rief SabIa,
feline pilfern 9lu9en nit einsm trtumpbirens
ben 9luSpruf auf TaueDrauo befteno. @r
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te, lpie cine plSBli6e &otbe iiber lein @nhiB
bnfubr, uno ein itOlSee 4ddeln 9litt lber
Sabla's 9tnseltdt bin. SD rperoe ibn ees
wlnnen la6te er leie gu itb lelblt, tb peroe
Sa6len erretten.
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man tber MuiOnen gu perfiissn BAT, braubt
man aidt su sitteln fir Elm &6ntsrei6, oenn
mil WltlIiOnen fault man es lt6.
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nit eintm elddltden Sddyeln. @r bdIt brei
WiQiOnen SrancS bereit, UNI lie Demienigen
Su 9eben, Der ibm lein &6niereib tpiepers
brin8t Der bier auf Dem Gpn9reb fir ibn
wlrbt unp pirft Der ibm bic Stimmen Ses
lterrel95, Gn9lanoS uno Der fleinen peatlhen
6uriten erCbert, Der niAt na6Idbt in leinen
Semabunsen, unD SaAlen rettet, tnosm er
eS unter Die Gdtne Der 2eeitimitat, Der be-
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