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SCHO lis.

There are in the county but thijtr~
nine districts that maintain school more
than threa months in the year. Ia many
ofthese the eli, ,iency IS very much retard-
ed by toe irregular attendance ot pupils.
Many DO nos attend at all others are sci
doul present; and many others attend
the public school in connection with pri-
va.e, or denonina'louai schools.
No system ottetchjoa;, however perfect,
ca0 overcome obstacles 50 tor'oid"o,9, and
so 'uinn2s 10 success IN our Schoo.S.-
No tFltilng excuse should detain child
tfom school, both on his own account,
and Oh accoun, Of the great injustice
done 10 the whole c'"ss Of which he is
member. rs well might an offer to ID,
cent when 40 important command il GITer,
as pupil ba absent from class reaitation;
as well might rusty or broken gear Je
intro|Gcctla.o r'ae maohiue, 'fith tne
expectation that the whole will operate
eIua..y "eI!, as for boz tc return to hio
class aitor DAYS absence, and net disturb
uh3 working OF the whole. Though much
mas baa" sad upon this sutJact, by teaca
eFs aLd olosEs, yet parents seem 10 nave
no Recitation Of he nlscae: q Au!o
lnd1i'ereaaa 90 iho'r part to ila constant
attendance OF tAelr children. Parents and
friends Of schools should visi. them fTe
quently.
"Patents NAV not. lie aware of the in>
foenae wt;ch their seeming neglect may
exert, anl hence are, il some degree, ex
cneali2; but believe it 10 be the duty Of
ali parents % kno" from actual obserya
ton, That IS being done in their schools
Oi"'' ,'.'" ,o.5 SGf,"'.' ,'',' :..'
habitan.s most frequently aad sys;amat;a-
allv visit the school, there the best scloo.s
are found" Teachers seek such scfoola
70 teach. because tna parental Influence
IN such districts is aIways active in sup.
mort Of every GOOD measure 10 naks them
successful. Districs officers are also very
DELINQUENT in this inportart part OF their
duty: not one in ten Of them having vis>
;ted their school durino the past wear. for
anv lauIab,e purpose.
n districts w,c,e school is maintained
but ,hrsa months in the year. the eIuea-
tonal iotrest is generally at a very lou ebb.
The school houses are constructed and
furnished after the most nrinitiyc manner ::
the money raised for the 4opport of f-choo,s
is barely sufficient to secure Tie STATE + nj.
The price fixed for teachers wages is siin
cy in the extreme the scholars are not
all in. or supplied with bonl.a until nearly
the middle Of the term hence the schools
in them are at best, but iitiIe better than
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q. yORRISOV g. CO.,

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
HsrdwaIe, Focke5y, Boots and Shoes Haas
and Caps, Drug aud Medicines, GIa :, Nails,
etc. Produce Of all kinds wanted, nl.tf.
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E1ecuted in the finest style of the Art. geu
erai assor, ment OF Photographic Albums, Gases.
vni Frames, is Kept on hand and will be sold at
low figures.
CORPSES and INVALIDS TAKEN At their
rcsideuce if required also Views of Landscapes
and Dwellings taken 1T reasonable rates Hav-
ing bad fifteen years experience in the FlDe
Ara, We shall undertake 20 dc good work as
is done III any OF the Eastern cities
Office on York street, opposite Platt Villas
Store.
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Report Of the Superintendent of Schools
Of the County of Manitowoc for the
Year ending Dec. 31st, 1852.


The undersigned respectfully submits to
the people of Msnltowoc county, the fol-
lowing summary Of transactions ofthe Su>
perntendent of Schools, ia and for said
county, for the zeal A. D. 1862, together
with report on the conditions Of schools,
anl the educational interests of the county.
Whole No. of School Districts as reported
by Town Clerks, 1O2
Parts of Districts, IA
Whole No. of Districts, allowing two parts
as one whole District, 100
No. of Male Children between the ages of
4 and 20 years, 4,414
do 40 Females, 4,314
Total No Of Children over and
under 20 years Of age, S,72S
No of frame School Houses, 81
do log do 81
Tota. No. of School Houses, 50
Lowest valuation of School House Dist.
No. 5, Liberty, SO 90
Highest valuation of School House (Dist.
No l, Manitowoc), 1000 90
Total value of School Houses $16,70S 90
No of Districts maintaining Schools more
than one term, 80
No. of days school has been taught during
winter term, 6,095
No. of days school has been taught
during summer term, 8 994
Total No. of days school has been
taught during the year 1O,C69
No. of Pupils attending school during win
ter term. 3,614
Summer term, 2,714
Probable No. Of different pupils attending
school during the year, 42ll
No. of children und@r 4 years of age who
have attended school, 16l
No. Of Male Teachers employed during
winter term, Al
Females, do IS
No. of Males employed during the
summer term, 15I
Females, do 81
Whole No. of different persons en-
ployed during the year. 134
Average wages paid Male Teachers, per
month, during winter, .$24 10
Female Teachers, do l6 66
Average paid Male Teachers, per month,
during summer, 26 33
Female Teachers, do II IS
Amount raised by tax for building School
Houses, $SI9 49
Amonnt raised by tax for rurcha-
sing Maps, Charts, &c, lSS 90
Total raised for School pur., sI2,424 95
Whole No. of Lbraries in the Co., 10
Whole No. of Volumes in the sane, TT
Whole No. purchased this year Al
No. Private Schools in the County, 6
No. Pupils attending the same, lS2
No, School Houses without Blackb'ds, 10
do without Outline Maps, %
TEXT BOOKS USED.
Observation-Disclosures, Sanders.
Grommars-Pinnoos, Browns, Wells.
and Smiths.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Smiths Cor
nell's, Morse's, and Mon,eith's
AriMntctics-Ray's, Thsmson's Adams,
and Davies.
.Spellers-Sanders'
The following persons received certii-
Gates of the third grade, at the examina-
ton held in April, ty my predecessor, B.
J. Van Valkenburgh:
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TIL e PILOT
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
}. Crowley, Editsr asd Prsprietsr.
TERMS:

To Village Subscribers, when left ~ the Car
r1er, 100 per annum.
To Mail and Office Subscribers, 81 30 fnSd-
ria6ty in aduanee.
Ten copies will be sent to one ost oncs
on receipt of $1,000. Twenty copies On inc re-
f- Advertising at the usual rates.
JOB PpIEGTIME.
Having large and varied assortment Of JOB
Type, and Two PRESSES, the Proprietor is pre-
pared 10 execute all kinds of jon PRINTING on
short notice and at fair prices.
sY Al kinds Of Farmers Produce taken at
this Office in Paymen, for work or papers.
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Notice.

nR. +. SIMON announces to the public that
l. he aas removed his Office ard residence to
the second hf use west Of Baensch's store, on
Jay street, where those peedng his services can
find him when not otherwise professionally en-
gsgsd 6rios
Munitovoc Nov 90, 1852
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- Tho Sup'l.'s " Report" o. IT.. age
will be fonud worthy psrusal, i.at
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SCHOOL DISTRICTS.

Many Of the Districts embrace an area
Of from I to II scations These are too
large, for in MANY Of them, TIE formation
of the country, the situation oC the roads,
and tie remoteness OF the School House,
render it inpracticabIe for a large number
of The children. TO derive any benefit what
ever, from the scnool. Ny notions of
economy, in such cases, weuld Indicate q
retrenchment Of the area, and (if recc5sa>
ry) an increase OF the public tax, as a
money saving transaction.
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Y MANITOWOC, WIS. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 90 1863

P. W. Brady J II. Jerome
Jas. " McCabs I. X. Hart
NJ A Bunnell A. II. Schuette
O. 4 Bacon A. NJ. Richter
Fema}es.
Mrs. Amy Parker Mrs. II. II. Blake
II. johnson L. Edwards
L. Sheldon Flora Knapp
L. A. Dudley |. Il. Canright
NJ. Lyman Mary Shove
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CONSTITUTION.

the only bond and hope Of Union, the only
grour upon which we Gao exhort and compel
the allegiance of the South Opposing every
nfractiOn of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-07
FROM FREDERICKSBURG
Correspondence OF the Richmond Examiner

Correspondence
FREDERICKSBURG Jan. 30.-Itmay be tu1,
said that now all is quiet along the banks #
the Rappahannock . The Grand ARMY Of The
Potomac has returned to Banks Ford, and
the light Of it's camp fires again nightly ijIvrirp
the horizon opposite Fredericksburg. Tie
icy king has itaerposed his snowy sceptre, and
declaring an ar1nistice during his royal pleas.
ure, for with the earth thoroughly saturated BY
the rains Of the past few days, and now coy,
cred with six inches Of snow, it is a matter Of
physical inpossioility for either army to move
an inch.
The desolation and loneliness Of this town
for the first time really finished, is by day
en!ivened by mock battles, With snow balls, be-
tween the soldiers, and by night the strains Of
one Of the bands ofBarksdale's division, cheer
the hearts Of those citizens who still ]nger
around the battered remnants Of once comfort
able and prosperous homes. HE universal
and earnest sympathy, however, as exhibited
throughout the country By the munihclent don
atoms to the sufferers by reason OF the late
commandment is more precious than any pecu-
mary consideration.
The alleged poisoning by rye coheee IS MAX
inc some noise in Brooklyn Whatever this
case may amount to. it's certain that rye Of
ten contains ergot, or spurred rye, IN danger
Gus quantities. The books say that IN france
fearful epdemics have been known to spring
from the use of such stuff in four.
There vasa heavy eaSter y storm at Fortress
Monroe on Thursday with the wind increasing
Two schoonors were driven ashore, III rear d
The Fortress, aud three others were On the bar
between 5ewell Point and the Rip 3aps.-
Two Government schooners were also ashore
on the iIatteras Shoals, and two steamers Of
Old Point. One Of the steamers nad nl!52t
but it VAS thought that the o52er wouo Dc got
ten OF
On Saturday last, the 3lst ultimo Richard
3. 5. Chew, esq, as trustee, disposed OF me
real estate OF Charles Digges, Esq, situated
near the Bladensburg Depot, I'D, containing
one hundred acres, to JOIN j. Sibley, ESQ,
for the sum Of SO per acre.
Private intelligence from New Orleans rep
resents that serious conflict is imminent near
that point, the Confederates having appeared
in large force in the vicinity, with the evident
intention of making an assault upon the city,
On Friday, the Z. s. Treasury Department.
received, through Detective Officer Hogan Oh
the metropolitan Police, the certificates OF ID
debtcdness which we're stolen some weeks
since from the room of Gen. Z, =. Spinner
Z. s. Treasurer The certificates were IN SUNS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-07

The Confederate army and Navy
The Richmond Enquirer says:-'"i ne quar-
termaster General report shows That we nave
200 Generals, 1853 Brigade Quartermasters,
100 Brigade Comulissaries, 500 Chapla1ns,
800 COMPANIES OF artillery, IL reg1ments OF cay
airy and 4Sl regiments OF infantry. III 1le
navy we have Admlrals, IL captains, 81
Commanders. 100 First Lleutenants, 70 SECOND
Lieutenants, ~ Masters III line OF promotloi
y Paymasters, 40 Assistant Paymasters' -
SURGEONS, Is Passed Assistant Surgeons, 80
Assistant Surgeons, Englneer-ln -Ch1ef ~ IN
gineers, 20 Passed Midshlpmen, lO6 Acting Md
shipment &C., and 500 seamen, ordinary sea-
men, laLdsmen, boys, iremen and coa!-heaVers'
T. s. CONGRESS-. The Senate was engaged
yesterday principally with private bills and
District business. The Committee on Finance
were instructed to inquire as to the expectancy
Of repeating the duty on printing paper in
the House, the Senate amendments to the post
Office appropriation bill, were taken up, and
some conculred in, and others rejected. The
bill to construct ship canal from the Mlssls-
sippi river to Lake Michigan, and for the en-
largement Of the Erie and Oswego canals, was
discussed but not acted upon.
The Washington Republican calls attention
to the passage in letter Of Ar. Menminger,
comprised in the diplomatic correspondence
recently intercepted, which suggested that he
had two millions and half OF dollars in gold
coin, which might be sent to England In a
British man-off war; if it first became the prep
erty Of British Subjects Not many days ago
it was stated that f. B. N, 1rigute Vesuvils
had arrived at Havana from Mobile vieh a
million and q half Ct dollars III coin, and the
Republican hints that III. Seward will prompt
y demand explanations trorn Lord Lyons.
The Courier des Etats Unis relates an aDec-
dote by way Of satire upon the coiEEure that
prevail at the present DAY. One Of the en-
fants terrible that utter SO many profound say
ings In the midst Ct so much nonsence, was
busy sprinkIing the head OF his little sister, a
baby Of three ye:rs, with earth, which after
wards he piled up in an artistic manner. All
at once his mother appeared. 'W hat are you
about little scamp pntting earth on little Sis
ter's heal?' yes mamma, | am going to
make little garden underher hat, like yours >
Horace P Russ, the inventor Of the Russ
pavement died recently at Halifax, Of typhoid
fever in the forty-second year Of age.
The n. 7. World says:-''The public i'm
preston that Savannah and Charleston are to
be attacked by an il mense federal force, is
probably soon to be verified. Although it
would be imprudent to state all that we may
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ket;ng IS much dearer IN Alexandra than IN
Washington.
The Richmond Dispatch states that Kew.
Or. Boyd, supposed to be the Rev. Dr. \. IT,
r. Bovd, an eminent Presbyterian minister, OF
Winchester. w., was late y shot and killed.
THE report says that he was approaching
Federal picket, and being hailed by the sentl-
mel ana not hearing the order, or dlsregardlng
i was f,ed unon and almost Instantly killed.
schr. coutherner, Of this place, with SUIT
lers' goods for the army at Aqua Greek, was
50 much injured by the ice, in the river, on
Wednesday that she had to be hauled to the
wharf. to discharge her cargo which it is said
;s dan1aced 70 the amount OF $4,000.
France has lust lost her great historical pain
zor Horace Vernet died in Paris Oh the 18th
nf January, aged nearly seventy-tour years,
having hcen horn in Paris on the 3Oth OF june,
1850, -z---
We have to-day fine winter weather, Ihe
ground froze little last night, but the COLO
was not severe The navigation Of the river IS
entirely oZen.
baltimore Annual Conference Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, will assemble on the
~th Of March, in the Union Church, George
i0Wn.
The legislatures Of several Ct the Northern
States have taken action With regard to the
nresent high price of printing and writing pa
per- .us.s.--
Mr. T. Talcott, General Superintendent Of
Galena and Chicago Union Railroad, prohib-
tied the sale OF the Chicago Times on the
4ra;os Of that road. The editor of the Chi
cago Darcr. gave notice Immediately to the
comnauy, that if they did not revoke that
order il twelve hours, he would see if there
anv virtue in law. The order was revoked!
The storm in New York on Thursday night
was very severe The gale was from the
Southwest and must have been very trying
- vessels On the coast. The tides in the har-
bor Yesterday were unusually full. we have
heard of 10 disasters Of consequence, as yet.
Three steamers from Europe are now tuiiy
;ua-tvo Of them, Tie City Of Manchester
and Eansa, Al New York, and the Bohemian
At Portland. The former two sailed on the
21sy. the last, on the day following
On Monday morning next the I. 5. Post
Office Department will resume the transmits
sion Of the great through Western mails over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The New York Senate has adopted rcsolu-
tons endorsing the Presidents emancipation
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Stentenpttte, O6to.i Die meue Ct
Ieneabnbrade iiber ben S0iof luB BET @tsntens
bile 'Dtro 8aa5 ron @tlen gsbaat uno tptrb,
foean pDllsabet, eine ber i~tGarften 8riiden tn
otefert Snnoe iein. Gte BAT aAt Spannungen,
1tsr aon 225 0uB, trei Spn 21O guB uno et>
ne BON so SUP. Die 8an3e Gauge betra9t
alfo 1890 Su8. @fan Derau IAlaet bas @es
tptc3t Der 8rttde ouf II Some per SUI, unb
nadt Dtefe8 bos 9on3e @eptdbt 1885 Son-
neu ober $4,000 Bfunb. i
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TIT In Der RSAGsn ppten3.) 8or etntaen So
gen srmuroete etnt trtI@e 8sRt: tn Weniaen-
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Istn 4 bts 5 0oAen olteS RtnD auf stne mebr
ais 9rGBttde WeiGt, incetn ct pas arme 6inb
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| etn em SttefetsMbfnb tUbt trat.
Sobann Der1Aarrte Ct ben QetHndnt amf Der
Wratrte tn Der Ndbe ietner @Obnuns.
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Son Der eOnfSssrirten 2lrmee.

IS 0fbtngtpn 10. NoS. Gin DeIera
teur LIT tn unieren Qtnten anastomme1 rpslaer
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Z. D. serIo6ea bat, ofs eS 3pil9sn 8rane9
Citation uno &utpspper Court 6au5 tanb.
Die v3tger" sabIen ra1 letner QR8iaae aeaers
pdyti8 ungefGbr 400 Mann. Die gau,e
6tdrFe BON Seas Mrrnee In nnIerer Sronte
ifGBt Ct ouf As big $4,000 Weann, befeGeub
aus Den @oYps DON q. 9. 0tG unb @pe1 unS
etrlert She'll pes Corps pgn 3. $. 6tG. Retue
auoeren Gguppen iparsn fstt Der NbenDuua
QUn8ageet8 pon Qee5 Wrmee bintpeg QeI9idt
ru0rpese, bod Gtrg ba8 @srsDe, pnB .. $.
6il8 IrQppen Sugidietren r0rDen, ba 6ia
IN Der 3pi1Aen3ett 1etneS GornmanocB ent6o.
ben tporDea 1T. @r 9iau6t ui6t, bag G9 See
b~tefrtts ietaer 0egI AauSuaBcn ouf cine SHla6t
einlofst tperbe. Dtefe Deri@an8unsen, mftnt
e., ieten febr farGttar, bod t5Nnten its TIM
gou8er merDen.
Die 2Insele0fn6eitsu In Der confSbertrtsn
Irmee I9ilOert er 49, In Golee Der Galben 9aa
ttonen Il. |. to. ais ietr fau. Cir GROCER
She'll Der 1leer, ia9t ct, law fen 6arfu6. Bur
3stt, aIS fr ietn Negiment Dfrlte6, egbtelten pie
Gtger rur etne @Iertels 91atIon, tcelfe mar tn
Mebl unb 6letG@ bs(1anb unb DyO4au9en, bag
tie beisgttEen tpiroen, paren an ber Ga9eaa
.UrDnurd.
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ten 1T alsemetn In alien OeutlHen, irsar ben
Mrbetterfamtlten BON Sem yort, NORTH bic
DienfmGbGen gertB ntGt. als Stlaptnuen,
IOnbern alS Tamtlten9lteosr bebanbelt tperben.
0ber neinI Das rotten bte DdmGen ntGt.
9teber ols RC9en, @aIGen unb &tuDerbiteu
Itbsn fe btS 6 u9r MbenbS fur elm % e.
rtu8es auf Der &rincltne In Der Tnbrif,
oauu NbenSs NIT Dem 8eQu 1T ben Bolts
Garten 9e9em 3u tSnnen IL. ~ np tpenn
bann Die s&retft6" fommt, banu miiIeu
iptr bds @eteul ibsr bic 9iot6 Der bsutiAen
Nrrrbettertunea bGren.
Die beut{6en Bplfaptrt6a BON gletp gurt
babea einen Nt6ter ~gefunceu, Der oa8 ge8eu
bic fog. waiter girls ~erla1ene @efb fir uns
e%unfttuttcneu erfl6rt Dot. 0fedt 70! Dos
@eisb mag unetttig fetn, osr @eie6eeber mag
niGt bo6 0sed5t boben, bic perISaLt6e Tret6ett
eins8 Menidaen ieIbf TIM Sntersfe Der Gre
rnb WOWfa0rt beHetbeu pber TN SnterefIc Der
SfsntltAsn Sitts 3u he1NrGnfeu. glber 1uas
osr @efBge6er ntd,t peru,aq, boS berntaa
Die - GfentItne Metnuu0. Die 0clfns
0trtbI9afteu mGTen oufGSren - unb GIbtet
SIR bic waiter girls tn Die ttefiten eigeutli6en
1simIiGen Brofittuttcnsfsusr binabDrdueen
Ooer, ,n S6de esndtt, i'm 0ub1pn erldufen.
sic miuiea = benn fe beldin,pfe, Die Oeut-
fasea h~isfs4t8 .'ssh ~jenFeita res S3cams. unb
bte Deutfdsu bon NsiD gorf, mslAe Oiele
WirtbfAaft en9siangeu nuD IN 8Iatbe 9e=
6raGt baben, mi1en ibr aud eia Gnoe ma
dlen. Das 1T leiat 9enu8 ! @te brnrtbtn MIR
|ffi3 Stsr megr gu trinfel tit ben DVlfo14u.
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4selt bea 8eDet8, OoB le Dsm Gutta8 ibree
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tbr GletfA egnan5ipirt bnben, ebe tod tbrgei7
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aiglsen8 oo8 Sole ntdt mebr 0no, bon ipel-
fen Cactus etnlt meIbete, oOaB nnter t0nen
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Die G5Ouperneure Der .Dpolen Staatem.

9nrrtsburs 18. 9lcp. Der SpeStot,
3ug Der @'ouSerneure Der IOpalen @tootem
etug bfute min 6nl6 1 u9r BON BIER mad @et.
tps6ura as. l1uter ben Observation-Disclosures
Fn0 III neutea bie @ouSsrnsure Curtin,
6epmour, Bterpont, 8ruuBD, General Bons
berpgDl BON Sem gOrf, GOl. gaoericn (8rn=
Der bes Generals Au0erIon), Die @pupsrnsure
SOB, Dennt(ou, 8roe9man aus Belt Gsnuei,
fee unb tire refpsctiben Gta6e foWIe 0ie
@faerGle Doubleday, Stoneman, Gtabel, @ro
@paoeraeur DenniIou, Grfetretdr @ancror,
Clement 6 8arclsY BON B0tlaoelpGia uno Elm
DuBeno 5errn Don Soar. gurttn'8 Stat.
Der 3u9 miro NIT DEM VrGlOenten bi
0annpStr 3uncttOn sulammentrsftn nnb Der
0rdTDent tpir0 bort NIT g~esiemenoen @Gren
%e!npfdu9en tperDen. >
Ser 8eluG miro eth Ie9r Rart,e wsroen T;
bic StrnBen ltno NIT Wa9cn nuo Mmbulan3sn
bebedt nn0 Die 8uoe InO G%bsrfadt.
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terl0ret6en lief unb ua@ ibrem 9user 3urid.
Ididte. QlS Ite suradtsDrten, fanO man, DaB
bret oerIelbem 9slobene Nt0UlSer Bet NG Bat
ten, alS Ge f9 ale iEeten an etnsn etn3t9sa
Maun ergaben. Dieter Ueig0ett we8sn pur@
ben Fe Iogletb unter NrreP geltsdt.
Dae @rabmnl bes @UL SAT-
{embeu6et az ct. 2Out6. Was @oe
mite fir ben @ra6fetn bss Sol. s. 0afsn6en@
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