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Railroad Incident.

Ia car on a railroad which runs iHto
New York, 4 few mornings ago, scene
occurred which viii pot be forgotten by
the witnesses Of it. A person dressed As
Il gentleman, speaking to I! friend across
the car, said "We'l, hope the war viii
last six months longer If i, does shall
have made enough to retire from bust
ness IN the las; six mouths I've made =
hundred thousand do!iafs-six Inoal's
more and | shall l.eye enough"
A lady sat behind tie speaker anl nee
eSssrily heard his rema,k; bat when he
vas done she tapped him on the shoulder,
and said 10 him. ',~ir | had !wo sons
and Of .hem was killed at the battle Of
Fredericksburg: he other was killed at
The battle of Mnrfreesboro."
She KEEP. silent for q moment, and go
were all around who heard her. Then
overcome by her Indignation, she sudden~
~ slapped the speculalor first on one
cheek, then On the other, ard before lie
fellow could say a word the passengers
sitting near, who had witnessed the whole
affair, seized him aud pushed him hurried
y out of the car, rs one not fl. to ride
with decent people.-N Y. Post.
The Post ought to have tod the rest OF
The story. This same Spectator believes
that all who pray tor peace ought 10 be
hung; be has contributed to fund TO
carry the New Hampshire and Connacti--
cut election for the administration he
asserts that Generals Porter and McCIel-
Ian arc traitors; he believes in The proc
lamat!on and the contiscalion act, and
swears by the Tribune and Post Or the
other hand, the poor woman who lost her
sons is cspperhead Of the most viruIenl
type, and would serve the Post people as
she did the Spectator if she got within
the same distance Of their ears.--N. Y.
IVnrII
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Civil and Military Authority.
From The Richmond WIi1

1he habeas corpus case, IN which Theo-
doro Whitman was the petitioner, recent
: argued In She Husting. Cour., by Robert
culd, Esq, for EtAe court martial, and
Judge Crump fer Whitman, was decided
or Monday by Judge Lyons, in favor OF
the petitioner. The coart held that the
power to declare martha! law under the
Constitution and la.s sf The Confsieraey
Gid not beiong TO the President, and that
| congress. had no authority to confer such
power upon him that the authority to
suspend the W.T. of hsbeas corpus did not
carry with 1t the right to declare martial
la~; that martial law WAS an arbitrary
and Edlctstoria'' power, which might be
exsFuised by q commander in chief over
his camp or elsewhere at this peril, and
hat neither the Constitution nor the
laws sanctioned or justified such a stretch
Of power; that the congress might in
demnify the commandsr-in CHEF for pow
ers thus unla~fniIy assumed, bu. the
courts could neither recognize nor sane
ton il; that our government was ons Of
Constitution and laws as well in time Of
war As III time OF peace; that the Con
s.itu'on limited and defined the powers Of
the President snd the congress, aud that
40 powers belonged TO either which were
no, express conferred By that instrument
iha. courts martial have exclusive and
restricted Jurisdiction over soldiers and
other' belonging to the army ,ha. their
functions were ciIcumsciibed by law and
confined entirely 20 those WHO were IN
the military service, and that. therefore,
thew bal no nigh! to try citizen not con-
nected with the army, who was unaas
the Constitution entitled to trial By jury
fog every offence against the laws, and.
therefore, the custody in which the prison
ar was held, was Illegal, aud he was order
81 to be disclar.ol,
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- D.,--
rAVLANE!, ~ - 81. - a e 800
-" ., =. A'o' 10 0I-'
we y, oInVe q, "l"9o "",2 aao,.;nn
EH"I'>''s! ,'''' "''e S'', 49,, U'r s;.,n
ca NE Iio' al i,s',o''j 20 '''' 800 p'''r"'
p'are' nun III n's 'oSs '" ~" Is'>i nas,
1on"o og' ~ :, ' 'r =, ir.o far ,bs ar.
VII, -. a,.,:a,
; i'~."I ,,e., ,ai.aS IF 10 nr;sonar
,,'o o ,'I'',. l,a ,,,iah, snsna,, b;,r
- =, ',or.,,;[, Sc an 10 n.,sn',o ,r,s.,,
In COZ :, -.
OF course 'N'' ~ 49, e..
~ no one knew AlA!,
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Ell Namacrat,a.

Ever, tLins seem. to be going Demo
cratic new. Tie people are at work, and
send greeting to the sodie7s a, folcws
Rochester Democratic ~ 500.
Geneva, Democratic ty $50.
Lorkpo,,, Democratic largely.
Troy, Democratic By LOO.
Utica, Democratic b. GOO.
Auburn, democratic by IS
Osvego, Democratic by los.
Saratoga, Democratic by IG7.
Bans'on, Dsmocraic bv le.3.
lie Rey, Democratic first time in 81
years.
On uhi.I. he Chicago Post remarks ::
" Military suoIitionism may as well. first
as last, be Sc. down az 'plsye OUT The
conservative element Of The country, which
has managed the government Of this coun
try successfully, peacefully and prosper
ou.ly for .wo>t birds Of century. proposes
10 Lave something TO DO with its manage
!nen, in future, ind also as q desirable pre-
requisite to see iha. i, shall have fu-
sure
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Two SPAN OF IIOHsEs Drowned, AsB
A FAMILY NEARLY Lost On Monday
afternoon while Mr.. Clfron's and Mr..
Forkin's teams were passing over the Ice
on Lake Winnebago, en- route for ond du
Lac, both teams broke through and were
drowned and were it not for the super
human efforts of James Cofrin, and one Of
tho drivers, John Torkina and Mr.. Buck
less, and his family, who wore going to
Fond du Lac, would have been drowned
James Cofrin never lost his presence OF
mind; but, Immediately after getting in
the water, put out for the firm ice, and by
wetting his mitts, AID allowing them to
freeze 10 the ice, he succeeded in getting
out. He then s-,ed John Forkins out,
and with his (Forkn's) assistance got GU.
Burkless and his family. The loss OF
both teams is heavy one, but the owners
were con,en'ed when they found no hu-
man lives were lost Chiffon Times.
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THE CONSUMPTION.
Important Action Of Lord Lyons.

The clause in the CONSUMPTION bill which
declares tina, foreigner. who have declared
their Intentions to become citizens, or ia
ether words, tIioss' who have taken Out
their first pspers,' are amenable to the
coming draft, has created great anxiety
sn,ons the large class which comes under
this i'm fortant provision. Many inquiries
have been made al the consulate. IL this
city respecting the Cd g. ,lsesenta-
lives Of foreign nation. would take when
such parties should seek redress, or err! ca
vor 10 place themse.ve. under the pro.ec-
ton of European governments ;~'5ui the
consu's have not yet been enabled TO an
sHer such questions. Nearly al. of them,
however. arc now in communication with
!te governments they represent On the
mailer. -'
We learn from semi official source,
.hst Lord Lyons has referred the matter
20 the British government, not being abe
to decide upon it himself. lie has stated
in a communication, that there was ne o.
rssIon FOX any immediate action on his
part, as no British subject, who had ieca
red his intention 70 repudia;e his former
allegiance to Her Bri,snic Majesty would
De drafted till an answer shall be received
from the home government, a. there so d
De ample :ifss for the decision Of The lat
Ter 10 arrive here before The Consumption
aw should be in practical operation. ".
I. Express. -.
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OCH CAsDDArE.-Jndro CoTHaEs was
first elected TO the bench Of his Crcui. il
1892, over Hen. Il JACKSON. The Dar,.
oerscy were then in minority in the dis
tr!ct. In 1883, Judge Co!nHES was re-
elected Gnanin,cusIy. II the late Conven
ton at Madison which placed him in nom
inaioa, lie received .ho :uts Of every de.e,
gate frera His Circuit I: i. we'll known
fact ths, there are but few appeals from
bis decisions TO the Supreme Court, and
that there is no Circuit Judge in the Stats
wLo has had so few decision. reversed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-20
DON OF SPEECH. AIExAEDye

FnEEDoA OF SPEECH - ALEXANDER
HAHRIs, a member Of the Lancaster couu-
~ PENN bar, WAS arrested at York, in
HAT State on the Goth ut, 10y the Pre-
vost guard, on tie charge Of saying thai;
lie would as soon be called a secessionis,
as An aboli,ionis. A writ of habeas cor
pus soon took him from .hs hands Of the
military authorities, and, after short ex>
animation, be was discharged ty Judge
FIsszR. A credi,sbls situation of affairs,
truly!
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-~xza eosS

STRANGE lSCIDENrs.-lhe Richmor 4
(Fs.) correspondent OF 'he Jackson Miss. J
Appeal, makes the following .s'a,eaents,
which. if rue, show what sad recorn:,ious
are among tie results CT HE conflict treas
s9a has brought upon the country:
Some years ago, when the famous
steamer Merrimac, afterwards changed
into ram by the Confederate government
made her trial TIP across the Atlantic.
she entered as We all remember, SoutLamy.
ton waters, and her officers were recai7s,I,
with great hospitality By tho authorities
of Southampton. Commander Wainwrlei /
WAS then ths Marlimac's First Lieutenant,
and on gong up 10 London, was entertain
cd by DR.. Holland, who was then living
in the grea. metropolis. The Doctor never
saw him again, alive, and recognized
With feeling 0! advertisement in the dead
body of the commander Of the Harriet
Lsre, lying upon her decks, his CUES. Of
scma years ago, in London! The saddost
Of 81 the Internal tragedies Of this inferno!
war, vss enacted upon She same crimson
ed and slippery Stage, when Mayor Lea
Of The Confederate army, encountered 10
The dyiag Lieutenant Of the Federal
steamer, his own son. Can historv or
fiction 'stlord any parallel to this! 1t is
curious fact, too, which has not been
stated. that Capt. Leon Smith, to whose
sk'l and gaIlantry Gen. Magrader s,tri>
butes the entire success of the attack on
the epemy's feet ia Galveston Bav, is The
brother Of Caleb b. Smith, until very re-
Gently tho Secretary Of the lnssrio. in
Lincslu's Cabinet.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-20
ThCrleH Weed On the Csnscription
Law.
County Superintendent.


The following. from tie pen OF TuuaLow
NEED. late leading Republican editor,
appeared iii she AlbaaF Erening journal,
Of 'ls Sab. |. will attract general atten
lion:
Congress has armsd the roverrmsn.
with al the powers tia; ia eXigence. re
CURED. The administration is clothed
vita extraordinary financial and military
authority. The federal government is 40 W
It's own banker, and its armies are to be
levied independent. Of state .gence.- In
The frat year Of tie war our Young men
rushed voluntarily to the field, and oar
banks as voluntarily supplied the govern
msn: with ways and means. Marx III,
ehdrCs and y.as not tie lesson it teaches
c0rs!tss'y. OreTouS Law, can cn!y se car
riej into effect With tie cousen! of tie
governcd." sIuoa the Congress was elo
sen by which the cousoli p1!on law was er.
acte'!, there ias been a po!itical revolution
IA four Of the largest states in the Union.
There are causes for such reaction. Let
those y IL are responsible FOR tie couu!rs'f
welfare seek AID proEi by them.
The compulsory laws Of The last Con
gress, if benehcially executed, must have
ihe concurrence Of the popular will. The
pubic sentiment must approve tAen, -
This approval cannot be obtained By pro
scilpiion AMI denuUcistion. Half , mil
iioa Of men will not sgain go 10 their
graves !ika beds" under the threats Of POI
!:tical hYenas who remain Il, Rome howl
lny.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-20
SEWARD HAS THE INSIDE TRAcK.-E

SEWARD HAS THE INSIDE TRAcK.- ERAs
TCs BRooKs writes 10 the New York Err
press from Washington that ",he Secre-
sary of State, with his friends, President
LIHcoLs. THURLow WEED, and others,
from New York and elsewhere, have had a
recent satisfactory interview. The way
continues between the houses of SEWARD
and CHASE, STANTON and BLAIR, but the
Secretary Of State is reported TO have the
iu.:de track.
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For Chief Justice Supreme Court,
NJ. NJ. COTHREN
The Complete Overthrow o. tho Public
Liberties.
OF HiasrC. Point.


T., ro,;r:,. tie t,ca If Tia n.s..o.
,,ron,, gory-a., Il -. Co,.c,;,,,ior Ac,
cor,ec. COPY q which aiII lie found in
.o>t.y's Pilof, tie Ssv York World
,,,.a, TIM, i, "a, g tbs 5s,!e,. hour since
~. outhrsaL ~ 81. -sbep;o, Cam
rrss." i ,,ys ty ,in .e, . n.. cos,u.n
n,.si - ,cr;a. of measures for having .he
country ,ro.t,ote and ae...,sss :. tie feet
of are man. 1t vs., not enough tLss Mr.
r,yco1v b,s laa, f-ya..Al nth tho npraa
-, =. .vo-1. 49,, ~. >, ;,,n.an.s
sar,o -,;so Or r.a,.,.t,n,,..e n enrv. lie
..,..,.l ,a,.,,,,nJ ,r.l.a ..,,;.os
,,.3:., ot,Lo ,,..
co.rr... -, .b,,,,b, :, ,.n-.s,rv 70 oive
~. soi,b;r, s,-.L. 70 i. .t.g,lishmsp, II
.;,i,., s.,,c.:.,, nv ,a,,ovi,y al
cbecks on Ii. .ha,s e .as enormous mon
.,arv s,a military now,rv;,b which thew
a,a,baa ,ho p,.;len. yvb,. .ss,-
.A,. .,aY 1ro.
III. n--.3t,.:.. .,.,r,,, NJ.
,-,,.........,.,.,.-,t. ,:, =
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~ :,
20 sh"lcf ~ The AAF7sN -IonIaTy
20 'aeir forn'er Professions, several Of the
Republican paper. Of this State want a
strict psr,issn for u, ofsca re rL;.f ius-
''->' - '' Civil 's'U'e ~ support 'oos sc
i1AoS' the nominee "i The Republican
Convention. Here is what The Marquette
! C"ro,,r7, (pen .av. IN ,,fars,oa "a j..
81 D.ran -, va. .,I,.,
;,aens,la., 80 80 pa.m,I:0.' ' y , .u..
$780, "H !.
/ A. 49,
'''' 'o'U' '"s ''i"t's' 81
az, i''i". pcs arc ~.
r,.,~,.., t.,,.s. &c - "s oi
! -.ea., - IN A"~ 'u'"
! ,}..~..,.. .'''e '.'''''t' qua we
~ -. -. '''''7' "?"n az questions
49," 1'' '"' x '"' i''''S'e-. D'H"A - as
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-20

FE- The name Eu.:ornut," given to
C.mocrsta, the Cincinnati Enquirer shows
TO be the reverse o. An otTsu-ir. appe'la-
ton The bntterHu,, VIXEN GU! in two
parts, near the center, presents perfec.
picture Of tr0 hearts, uni,si--at the base,
typical O. tie Nor.h sua lie South united
together under Ia. ruls Of lie Brttesnut
Democracy. As to the name Of Copper
head. TIA, reptile is inoffeosive e1eep!
when trod on. LIST the Administrator be-
wars how they tread on us
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-20
APPOINTMENT OF Nh pOTTkR.-Il is

APPOINTMENT OF Nh PorrnR.-Il is a
poor policy for any administration to take
up politicians who have been repndiated
by the people, and elevate them to places
of trust, responsibility a. a compensation
for fallen fortunes. Mr. Buchanan adopted
this policy. aud it was one Of the most un
popular features Of his rule. Mr. Lincoln
in this respect ia following in the footsteps
Of his predecessor Mr.. Potter is made
Governor of Dacotsh because the people
of his district have voted that he is I'M
worthy to represent them in Congress-
He goes to his new field of labor with the
record before and behind bin that his own
constitutions by three thousand majority
would deny him any public position what
ever. II Mr.. Lincoln is to adopt this rule
for appointments in future, there will be
no lack of timber to fill all the places
within his cif,-AH Neus.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-20

FREs NEGRoEs IL OHIo.-Over eighty
thousand !absrers Of Ohio have peti,ioned
the General Assembly Of Ohio to pass .
"a" excluding, in the future, negro and
mnls,,o immigration into ,hA. State. The
majority of that body, being .boli,ionis,.,
declined to comply with the request
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~ Among the act. passed by the l.;e
Congress, was one granting lands 10 the
States OF Michigan and Wisconsip, TO sic
10 the construction Of military road from
Fort Wilkins, Copper Harbor. in the State
Of Michigan, t" Fort Howard, Green BAY.
in The State Of Wisconsin.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-20

New IIA@psuIKE ELEcrgoS-A dis
patch from tie Concord .Stateb,aa Office
gives returns from all towns in New
Hampshire, except IS, which gave last
wear Ala for Bkaay and GA for STARK.
Taking that vote for basis, he majority
in the sta.e against the Den, oc,atic Gov
arno- is shou, 100 The totsi vote this
year Is sbou, 90 800, Las, YEAR i, wa,
G2Q01
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PRoyOET MARSHAL GksERAL-G General
BUTLER is spoken Of in connec,i.n with
THU aPpon'ment-so Office created b, the
CONSUMPTION law. One Of orr exchanges,
desires the opportunity 10 chronicle bis ap
p0intmOn', as it hopes to see no other Of
oar Generals deb.'s himself by accepting
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-20

eF The bill authorizing soldiers to
vote for judges Of supreme, circuit and
county courts passed the assembly yes,er-
dsy. 1, had previously passed the senate
and doubtless ere this has received the
signature Of the governor
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To DlscH4RGzD SolDI.Rs.-The Sec
ond Auditor Of the Treasury desires i.
widely known thu. the law dsss not pro
vide a bounty to those soldiers discharged
from disability from other cause. than
wounds. Only ,ho.. wounded and dis
charged obtain the boun'v.
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Msrriege of the Prince Of Wales.


Tie n;r,isee Of the rrinee Of Wales
wish The tsug'.e,e 81 the King Of Denmark
WAS 20 have 'sk.n pl,csin ST George.
Chapel, Windsor Cx.te. on tie 1o.h Of
The present mouth. TIE arrangement.
were eomp!ste, and lhe invitations, num-
being Abou. four hun,l,ed 'aI been is
sas1. The Princess AlkxAgpsA was 70
arrive in EnS land on tie 1th inst, and
her reception IL London noul.: be = ,.irr
prani pageant. London bridge Wa. to g
decorated with arches, srd the Inc Of vay
Throughout. tie city ~. TO be f.s,ooned
ans gsrianded in festival fashion This
procession Vas 10 t~ks the place Of the
pasIic display AMI r.i2icngs which weu,l
lave taken .!sce If the marriage La.i been
-oIe@H'zsd n the metropolis. The ip;eri
or Of The Ca.pe! Royal q, Windsor va,
Ju-! large ssougb to .ceom q, ods.s The in
riisd sus.ts 8svon.l tie prescribed nurn
Der it would be djficul,, without h.d,.ul
&c pfsssars. 10 nssrt An infar,. The ROYAL
fa'niiss of England and Denmark were to
ocerPy the dsis upon which The ceremony
*as 10 take ace; the diplomatic body
we're assigned SRA. IA, isre, aud Tho :,
b.erecr, hig!. dignitsries Of s,a.s, and IT,
II =
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FIsx AlAsM.-Ab alarm of fire, occa.
stoned by the burning out of chimney Of
WITTMAss's Drug Store, was given last
Friday night. Union Engine Co. was
promptly on hand, but lis service, we're
rot needed
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Guerr!llas CAPTURED.
Cairo. March /

Cairo, March II.
Memphis papers Of the llth are rec.i-
we'd Nothing later from below.
I, is reported that Col. Richardson a
noted Guerrilla chief with four hundred
Of bis men vas captured at Covington
Tennessee, on Monday The federals sur
ROUNDED and captured them. No par.icu-
lars.
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TaouDLx UTAH-H Report. Of ooli,ic al
trouble in Cat Lake Ci,v, C.kh, lave
reached US. Governor II sRD1xo and Jud
ges WIFE and DRAKE had been denouu-
ced IN mass meeting as enemies to
thc territory anj general government, and
a committee appointed for she purpose,
requested them to resign, Th. they one
and all refused 10 do. Governor UAHDIva
said. in replying to the committee, at
ore drop o. my blood ia shed while in the
discharge OF DIR dutie. BY your minister.
Of Vengeance it will he essogei, and &c,
one stone n voav city vii remain rron
ara,h-s.'
1t il further stated thst the Governor
hal osdero! de arrest Of BslGu.u Yev.G.
and :7t:t WIS issued hv Judge KisxsY,
ander 'Le po'ygatny a.! Of Congress and
that tie wiz wss served without troub e.
BsIGHAM gave bail in the sum OF ten thou.
sand do''a'a Another report says tina.
the psoi l- we're rising e.. mass. 70 rc.s:
he e1ecu:ion Of the wlls.
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No BoAT.-For some reason the Str
Comet did not make her appearance Thurs
dav morning, and We have no late news.
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eil1nne 91GnNer

teOnSprs pel6e fie Ssr rsa setmcn 2afers sewsroex
fne eos itrli 10 oeIe SGuenee tu ep su rubes GrdE
rst relte tpre eytatenen Gatente l;nh tntrtdelten
Wcranbestrafte NTH Dpuner Der 9erel amfet ben Se-
begeert uo 9eer beoubernce Zane entszt baten
plster, m6gea iidp NIT oplem 8ertranen naben.
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0r q tlmlun

tolteb bss r6nelitn GpGeaun5 Der gDuntarte In eOns
BON crabuirter enes mepSthiisn 9pleSien
Ser. Staaten erDFt hel tetnGs GeeeHst III ben
boptt Tern crn 2pnoon. 9drs 9pitabeipbl anOeren
Stite1 iueetra bat eirtge ter anre bdea 9etInneen
spQenrtt ron &c peibtt Der Wtsejtn wetg. I'M
d6lae Yesrenbe te an Cbrtniaue. NtrpGnt anter'n
tramtbesen Iitten ic ts @ ant. ble ptoSitden C0e
:lueu 3u eur eriter ee ia ct erEcthen teI eegueen
tIstnatettsn U. 1 80 lDureen GAGeA6!i9!t9 aehetlt
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Str ptst ia, pif a5tpis man BIER fsin @tlO

Str wtbt ia, spie u5t9;g man BIER Istn @slo
bat. ..-.
U thur ithaute bstrrffsn ouf bann erarifF CT
lebboft bte 6anc os8 iAltdhten 6anbwerfsrs
0abt Oonf. erricoeric er, S6r seto TIA ebler
unoerrDrbener Menf4. Gs f6GIt mir ihmer
DON @uG, etn'm 6unpwsrfsr, Der Ietn 8roo
Iausr osroteuen muB etns, 1Ol&e Summe an,
3unsbmeu. bod bic Grinnerunsen nnb Srff.
nun9en, bte Cure gBOrte in metnsn 6sr1en
ds BADEN, ritrosn rrtr tbt cine lGngere
zrennung BON Der !6stmatb 3u 2u0l modem,
tds mug bsebalb snsr @rerbteten onntbmen
neil idb fetn onoerss Nlittel tueif, tpslG,ee
mir Die NR9tsbr ino usstuer 8amiIte M et5g
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