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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-07-04
ssE- The iineal defendant Of the Reuc

Aatsoaary Tories, who ostensibly chuckels
at the head of the "SmM Machine" as
sorts that We are discouraging enlistments
and preaching resistance to the draft A
grand son ofan other Tory in Bloomsbury
late from Uncle Sans Kitchen, we learn
has also been telling the same story
We never did any such thing, but on the
contrary, always advised obedience to al
constitutional laws. And they, and al
such liars, we here pronounce scoundrel.
and poltroons.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-07-04

p6y" Hinton Rowan Helper, whose in
cendiary book did so much toward bring
ing on this dreadful civil war, is now rus
ticating in the pleasant city of Buenos
Ayres, as United States Consul, on good
salary, far from strife and danger. He
has just married Miss Mary Rodriguez
and at last accounts was honeymooning
with her at her fathers splendid country
residence.
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.-On Wednes'
day night last, the family of Samuel Shu'
man, in Cattawissa township-eppoSlte
Bloomsburg-were aroused on hearing
some scamps attempting to steal bis hor-
ses. They drove the thieves away, and
laid down to await their return. Towards
morning, the family were again aroused
by another effort to steal the horses, and
on preparing to nab them, son OF DR.
Shuman, was shot by the accidental dis
charge of his own Gun into his head and
was killed
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-07-04
A Peace Party.

The Democratic party is for peace. 1t
will hail with satisfaction the ending of the
war, whenever that can be done upon the
basis of a restoration of the Union, But
it will not consent to separation Of the
States. Upon this platform il stands, pre-
pared to resist every assault and to advocate
peace with restored Union.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-07-04

BD- SIN this country, il is habit not
only entirely consistent with the Constitu-
ton, but even essential to its stability, to
regard the Administration at any time ex-
listing as distinct and separate from the
Government ITSELF and to canvass the pro-
ceedings of the one without the thought
of disloyalty to the other."-Seeretary
SeWard, 1862.
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DSS" The Atlantic Monthly for July,
the first No. of new volume, contains
one Of Hawthorne's best articles. Prof.
Agazzic has very interesting paper on
his favorite subject. The rest of the ar
ticles are magaziueish-not up to the mark
by any means. There are many much
better.
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c. l.. vallandigham at Bermuda

From late dates we learn that Hon. G.
L, Vallandigham has arrived at Bermuda
in the steamer Lady Davis. The Royal
Gazette says he is on the way to Canada,
there to await coming events.
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COMMISSIONER.

THOMAS ]. VANDERSLICE, Esq, of Hcnlo * twp.
we are authorized 10 will be n candat. th
fall for COUNTY COMMISSIONER, subject to the de
clsion OF me Columbia County Democratic Convention.
llemiock twpn July 4, 1868
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BSs~ Col. Tate favors us with compli-
mentary notice. 1t is but second handed
thunder, and the reflection is almost as
clear as mud.
Wyoming RpubiScan,
Bully for you, "M,M' and all, Billy
Button.
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aDrThe number of sick and wounded
in all the hospitals OF the country is about
$4,000.
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I'D h Al IE = .

In Benton, on tn, 9th OF May, PHnIp
WmBERT, son of Charles aud Charity
hieter, aged | year and 7 months.
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Important Order.
Organization Of the Pennsylvania Militia,


ead-Quartors Pennsylvania Militia,
Harrisburg, June 26-Genearl Order No.
44---In organizing the troops responding
to the Proclamation of the Governor, this
day issued, calling for 6O,OOo men for the
defence Of the State, to be mustered into
the service of the State for the period OF
ninety days unless sooner discharged.
10 is ordcrca, Ist. Camps Of rendezvous
will be established by tho United States
Government for districts, comprising the
adjacent counties at such points as may
be indicated by the Commands oithe De-
partment of the Susquehanna and Depart
ment of the Monongahcla. In charge ol
which camps commanders and skillful sur
geons will be appointed, I'd. Squads Oh
companies will be received at the camps
and as rapidly as possible organized into
companies of not less than sixty y-four ga.
men, and into regiments of ten (lO) com
panies each, and mustered into the service
Of the State by officers appointed by th'
Adiutant- General for this purpose.
3D.. Officers will be elected. Compan.
officers by the mon, and field officers b.
the company or line offers.
Ath. Transportation to the camp Q
rendezvous nearest their location will b,
furnished by the United States Govern
mcnt, on application to any one actuall
having charge of squad or company, t
the agent at the nearest railroad station.
9Th. Troops responding to the call {
the Governor will be clothed, subsistet
equipped and supplied by tho Genera
Government, after arriving at the rendel
vous.
9th. Annexed is the quota require
from each county, in the present, aftc
crcditing those counties which had alroad
responded under the recent Order, wit
the number of troops furnished and actu
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bG5- NJ. e. e. w. WYNKocP will com /.
menee their second term of school, on the
20lh Of July.
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PRoTHoNoTARY AND CLERK OF THE COURTS.

TO the Democracy Of Columbia.
We are authorized to announce, that JESSE COLE.
MAN, of Orange township, will be candidate for tha
office of ProthOnotary and Clerk of the several Courts
of Columbia County subject TO the decision OF the Dem.
ocratic County Convention.
Orange TWP, July, 4. 1903,
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Governor and Commander-in Chief
A. L. Russell, Adjutant General Of Penna
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Mr.. Stanton deemed itpropcr TO appoint
Mr.. Grier, as the Draft Commissioner, in
place of Capt. Frick who had the same
leave to retire, as his predecessor: We
believe the appointment good one, as
Mr.. Grier is competent and worthy man.
He feels disposed to act, and discharges
his duty without reference to political
manouvcring; and now we understand
that the enrolment is progressing quietly,
orderly, and in a manner to the satisfac-
ton of the people.
If the editor of tho Republican, would
use the same soft and winning phrases tc
the democrats, now, that he did previous
to the late election, when he told then
that he thought it would bc for their in
terest to vote for Clark, he, in our judg
ment, would be rendering great servist
to his country. He at that time thought
that Clark was in unsion with the demo
cratic party, while Tracy, the abolitionist
as he termed him, was obnoxious. Sew
eral of the junto in this county proclaimed
that Landon was thrown overheard ant
Clark substituted in his stead, because b,
could carry several hundred democrats
votes in his own county. And the Repd
iican, seems to have holy horror of wha
he terms democratic support. 1t strike
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19
GcnrBurnside,, !,

Gen. Burnside, with unexampted mag
nanimity, offers to resume co,nn,and iof his
old army corps, and fight. under Hooker.
he positively. asserts that he will not re-
main in the service: without command,
holding it to be the duty Of every man
holding a commission to give his time and
energies to the cause of the Government.
He is greatly surprised and alarmed at the
threatening posture Of the Democratio
party of the North, and, without vigorous
and successful action by the Government,
apprehends that We may have a formidable
fire in the rear. -. :: "94 23'
In General Burnside We have 3 noble
hero, who places patriotism above position
and is ready to aid his country wherever
his services can: be most effective.
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FAIRBANKS, ScALEs.-Weighed in the BAL
ance of just criticism, all are obliged TO ad-
nit that the scales Of Fairbanks & Co. are with
out exception, the best ever invented We:
know whereof We affirm, because We have test
ed their value, aud are fully satisfied Of their
superior merits. The introduction Of these &C.
ales has wrought revolution in the trshiAact-
ion Of various bqisness,s and their accuracy is
such that that 3 uniformity in weights has been es-
tab'lshed sill over the country, thus making
them y '.ationa!' 3tegaAsed sstanderd: Nor are
they confined to the United States ;thev have
found their way to almost every part Of the civ
ilized@wor'd, and are adaptedt to the standards
Of al countries, 80 that it may be said, all ma
tions, if not 'Fweigkcd ii" these balances" at
least weigh by them Hunts Mcrchsdta Mag-
dztne. .E.lnflaa Icy taeIE
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19

TIE tine u f,o,t is ths time for ,hs! [slse j
when thssiy blood pins through The heart wifi
Whed Ghs voice kap5Sut with ehiming sound,
Aadehe tGotstspiings On the musieal ground; :
when ahs sARtA graz. ami the sir is bright,
And svsry brssth new delight
Win Yesterday ,s.nk, full soon, to rest, l.
,Wkat s. glorious ,sky !-throsgh tho level wsst.
Piak clcuds in q delicate greenish haze,
which dsepeAsd mp into purple Srass, +
viii Stars slelt q theslight decreased,
1ill:tAs1Esak lsooa rsas in the rich blue east
% Tea:u1 4 os e e
Ard Morning!-sache pane a garden Of frost,
o. delicate towering, ,as quickly lost; !.
For the stalks arefed BY the moons cold beams,
And the leaves are woven like woef of dreams,
~ Might tsSa tssalh, and sglsaes of the S4n
kRs drsAAs Nin scs.ter them essry one.
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ZEAL ESTATE AGENCY,
}; 81. l. eLoup, ,lep >. ). MINNESOTA. -, :.

Explorations Of Land in thi.
II District subject to private entry, and long
experience in Land Office business, give the un.
asrsig eculiar vantagssi in he election ot
land and the location tef Land Warrants.
LAND WARRANTS for sals)at snall ad:
vance on New Tork .Pricet. .aa ~ 80
Contested Pre- EmptiSp cases prosecuted be-
fore tho local and General Land. Offico.
Attention paid 70 tho payment Of taxes In
Renton, sherburns, Morrison. and Steerns
counties, - .
Town lets for sale In St. Cloud:
v3n4l-tf '''H>' '' Z. *. EVANS.
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MURFREEsBoRO. Feb IL

Twelve Ohio regiments ,as TANK and file
unanimously united last night on an ad.
dress and resolutions to the North severely
deprecating the efforts, aud seamess.
|ly calling for the hearty support of Gov
ernneot in meeting rebellion every. yhere
with the bayottet:- ss~--->-------
General JEFF G. Davis returned tonight
from his pursuit of Forest He marc6ed
nearly to Charlotte, andscaptured $50 pris-
one5s'~ Forest escaped with bis fosces.
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Thermometrica1 Record
Reported ezpressly for the Dxxoo1At, 4
/ MarLdfk lcMonisf 81 nLoa.A

*Below1 zero.
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RArEs or, ADvERT191N0

: JoBePRINTING.
ef I'll kiads aua.laalSy, eAsaply .pdezpsdisiossl!
executed. ~ ~" .%'A :
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f.: "Ha ba! ye 90 . fast. " faster Ye a.,
few, We are many, II hs.rsutrn - +',tli uo*
re ars tie hunted; We the hunters. hunt NJ s'n.,
ha'! bow like Jys tie change pr Of sn0''
''* "Would il tpot1 IS fcssiblss;" !" said i Rna,
TO take refuge Il one of these ehstless! !
Gould We Y hot barficade oarselve. there r.
"1t would be only qdicket deith. Tie
wolves would soon force the door; dooso there
would be- no 4asteniugs;,, Of: saa6iei1nt
strength to resist 'then..'':a y o:'..'a
They looked shove, around neither
help nor hope was 70 be seen: The. pitt
lessearth was wrapped in eus vast wind,
ing-sheet Of snow, and the coldr gl,pceiug
lights i, ip II the sky revealed only toe clearly
= their ssd Desperate @ condition: ~ \ cold damp
stands on the farmers brow. ~. ). still be
guides his horses With firm hand, speaks
encouragingly to them, apd though he,>
knowing The peril best, has given up ,i hope
2 hrst' ne relaxed no effort was hare, in
the frst ausl. Of manhood, the pine Of
life, with the Blood coulsios through: e.; ev:
ery 1 yein in strength ss and poHtr, e fave
nothing !! to % but die.' 'A As he, looked ut
bis dear ones, be thought, were these but
safe, death would, not be so fearful; but,
then lie image Dag Of tbe pleasant plasa atf home a.
J Ravensbal rose up before him; and to
leave all this, to die, and leave no name;
no heir behind, it was hard Was it not
triumph Of Christians faithsthat he, thus
g aelrscumnsstapccd, 9 could bow his head meekly,
and say, "Thy will be done: 2, y ...:s4,rs Ia
{coNcLuDED NEXT wEkk.] 80:
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H. G. WAIT

0sa'sri in Foreign and Domestic Exchange,
Y EEPS Land Warrants constantly on hand
n and or sale NJ u small advancefrom New
York prices. Collections made, Exchange
atax At thelowest stcurrentrates,T Take paid, &c.
; 'Bt. Cloud, July 2sth, 1860. aug2-3m
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The Louisville Democrat rebukes the
Of its partisans IS follows,

"There can be no true Democracy while trea--
son keeps its; armies in the field, except par
De'nocracy. The Office hunters who At . time
like this preach peace, peace. in the North,
may be Democrats in name, but in reality they
are tories and traitors, who would be ia arms
against their Government were they living in
the so-called Confederacv."
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THOMPSON BROTHERS,

6E. EUU1,7 - = 1HH7Rs
@1NEALERS in Eastern and Foreign Exchange,
Revolutionary aud Half Breed Scrip, Land
Wssrants, State Scrip, Coin, Bank Notes, Unit
tsl States Bonds. Highest price paid for all
ascription Of Uncurrent funds v4n41-1y
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.4,S3E,s 81 srTsile leEaH " sf3e~S56lI
,EDiToR-AHD-P -PB0PRIETe31-
WHO'LL: /: Q|,Ll;:E||!l..6b8:

daugB|tei hls i.s;ss; ~ 4qa the,t
bcshs, tao, Sc. g t6,t ,goni.ed prayer.
Ali x,el1 ~ playil OnSspe the
p.dt, sone, ,b.lf 7hundr,f gaunt, hungry
wolves. thsir dismal hqyl freezing the life:
blooa Of The J.u'en,y, fThe horses bound
onward with red nostrils and painting sides ;
they o;li'ktssths its y lvpd, bat ..dl.laoce is
steadi!ys diminished: And the howl Of
The wolves sounds like i mockingtdem
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@1iTouri ; 2eeisIafur.

9eHerIOn City, Mo, 2. De3, SIM
Senat Wuroe beute elm @lntrag. cline neue Con
%0enttUn 81 t%erufeu, ourN eth tnopps6 NOtum
auf pen Slid 9sIe9t. Ser @rdiDent limmte
pofir. SIN 0aue bro@ts 9srr 0asnsr cine
Net6e BON 8elhluden Elm, Da6tn 8ebrno, Dag
DIE SFlaverst obgsihoft lperDen miiIe DAP
oie SnlurgeNten tire Dafen ntecerle5sa unD
abllelern uuO bic Sorts uaa MlIeaole 1ber-
gebsn ; oaB oos 0Olf Des S1oeu8 feline 8a9rer
au8Itsfe'e; oab Die Derlonen, tveIAe u
iretem Nntrisb DIE Dofsn 9egen Die 8egiers
uu8 er9rtfen, pttnfnnfabi9 ua0 baB ous on-
bern IN tire alien WeGte tpieber etu8ei'bt wer@
Den unb OoB tie 8sprdeutanten fur etuGmen=
dement, Der Contribution ~itIrrnen lOlen, neIdes
GFlaperet tn Den Ser. Staoten fGr tntmer pers
6tetet.
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Sseitere europ- Oea@ri6ten
GeutfNIAnk.

Die D2inilterns@ puferen3en lit glirnbera
iinb bsenbi9t. Na6 @dlubG beidtt8ten::oteMi>
ntlter bo8 gerttanilG Muleum. Der rprs
mtttd9t9en 9iBuna fol9te cine 5peite, in nell
der cine pp(lltdnoige Observation-Disclosures 1T
ben CUR 8eipredun9 porsele9ten Trogen fG
beraus9etellt baben iou' 00r glQern ipGl Ger
felte GntI9luB Der GGriten, ant Geformmer.
fe feif5ubalten, fpnlfattrt rtDrben uno Johann
cine Gerfanbi9un9 iiber Die 9a en- unb W2o<
balitGten Der auf Die Nntnprt bes &Snia8
DpnDreu6eu 5u ertbeilenoen ~91idanttpcrt ers
fp(3t fem Die i'm @dreiben soe8 GSni9s
Wtlbelm ouf9citeQten bret Gprtcotngungen
(8etp, Paritdt Der beiben beutiGen 0roB>
mddte uno ScltSpertretungen aus bireften
Wa9len) itnb etaltimmig alS annebmbar be.
furoen tpDroen.-Wenn bic 3adanttpprt Ell
ne toer1ttI9e Jallun9 nt6t erbalteu peroen,
10 3eust bte8 nur neuerbing8 bon benz Be-
itrebet Der, perblenbeten Oae9ierungeu, 2lQe8
fern 3n halten, tporit man In 8ertin treenD
etma8 SerlesenDe8 erbliden fSnnte.
gerltn, u. Noo6r. Sa Der Geutiaen
StBpns bss Observation-Disclosures tpuroe 6err
0rabow NIT 234 Gttmmen aeeen 6ret6. 8.
b. 6spbt NIT 81 @ttmmsn gum WrGfoeuten
tUtsDer8epdblt. Sci letnem Nntrttte bes Bor-
IIbtS erpatut CT Der bultsrn Sage bes SAM
bes:
vOaS gauge 2anp unO mir aIt," |agte or,
Dbe9en ben leb4aftsn @nnIH mad b~olotaer
Q6iun8 beg l@weren 3srptzfnifss unb mad
6erfeGung Der gstriibten Giubsit 3wil6tn
GMrlt nnb @ott. Differ Dunl9 tptrb or aat
treroen, tuenn bte Berfa6ung, Dte rtg bs(niUos
rem taben, thinner nur In tbrsm eigenen 0eilte
au8gelegt, au9gsbaut unD In 8Ou3ug 9elebt
NTH. (9ebtaftes 8roDp.) Sn tbr rursslt
bann stn i~tarfes, rtd6ttgss, Se~rfafnngsmG6ts
9es 30ntBttuua, 9etragen BON Der opfsrfreubt=
gen Sreue, 9iste uno 9tneebuna etnss osrfais
iun9streuen 8Oltss. (9eb6aftes BRAVE Damn
@iro man ntAt ntebr BITE Ireue Qe9en ben ers
ba6enen &rGgsr Der Grpne unb Getne uns Gfete
betlt8 se'psltnen unD tetlt9 bleibeaOen perfaIs
Iungsnl1 Btgen Ne@te bon Der TreHe geaen ba6
UoIf unb BON ittnen be(9pprsnen Sarfa1un98s
mdStgen NsGten trsnnen fGnaen. (Stirs
mtlAsr BetfaG.) Dnun ntrb bte arf gegenIeis
tt8em @ertvauen feaee8ranotte Gtnbett 5ptr
lhen Surf unO BoIf, oas lASufe GrbtbetI Dec
bc9en 9teeentenbauieS Der SO6em3Ulleru, DaS
bfrrli6fe RlsinOo oeS preuBtlGsn GoItss, ale
GnBertn 0sfabren In tOOesmutbtger Greue
tvte Dor 80 Sa6ven teffeeen mnb 0reuBen's
9el6i@tliGsn Beruf ia OeutI9tanO tGern
QsbRafte 3uiftmmnng.) M6oen mir bteles
idDne 3tsl reGt talo erretnen. Oa8 ipalte
0uttl !"
SO6aun tpnrbe y. t1nrub gum erfen 8tce'
Yr1ltbenten 9epa6lt; bte WieOerwabl ..
8cdnn .DUtf'8 gum apeiten 8tce YrdFOeuten
TT stpeifeIos
BerGtu, IS. Sop. Su ber 1snttgeo
Stbuns BEG Wb8eUrrnsten6auIes wnrOe bes
8ertHt beS NusGtuAeS iiber Die f6nigli&i
grebverUrOnmns bonn 1. SUM- p~srlelsn. Die
30 StmplOn unb @pett tenten ben 9lntras,
ots Ramunsr IOle lG ipetsern ienegerOrbnuna
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9as @ntpeidbem MeOraam's.

NewgOrf. 2. Deg, Der TorUnto Gsabsr
ertldrt, Die Na@rtGt, DaB Dtor8an inGorpntO
auastOmmen let, let cine Gnte.
@tnctnnatt 2, 0e5, Ser 8ert&t, baB
MOrgan In GAMBIA ief, wirb bier tn 3meifl
8t3C8eu. 0lan 9Iaubt, roB ct User rem Sbto
ua@ 0tr8tnten 9egongsn To-
TOrpntU, 2. De3. OaS Geradt, baB
WOr9an In GOrOnto stugetrcFtn 7et, If 1etr
3pejfeIDaft. @enn TT bier if, t6lt ct f& ber
iedt. @atrf6stnlt@er fdetnt OaS @eviiAt,
OuB ct in 8tuolpr, Detroit 8eBsaR6er, an9e-
fcmmen Get.
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Qout8piGle 30. g2op. 0a8 Sournal

louisville 30. g2pp. OaS SOurnaG
einen Grrfuu, AsF lt@ ouf benz Oanpfbrct
~ereionete, WeG@e8 rem Sbip 91ioer
Gin Neu9iertser bate It9 e6en in
ba8 &aobou8 be8 Dampfer8 be9eben, al8
bic Mol9inerte bes 8ooteS in 8emesun9 9e,
iebt wurbe nnD Die Rdber liG gu breben be-
9annen Da8 erbpbene Siilfssetdrei fcnnte
nidt %perbincern, coB Der an ben SGaufeln
ii3 flammernbe Wann bic 1mpdl3uusen pes
&uDe8 mitmaden muBte. Oreimal tereits
mar 5aS Jfao 9crum 9erpllt, ba uber bie8es
pe3un9 ftdrfer uni bic gen~trtfulsatraft an
Den Sdaufeln gewaGtt9er purbe. 70 idIeu-
perte oa8 Nao ben Mann uuter ba8 @aier
uno Die StrSnlun9 rib i'm cine Strefe melt
ben 6luB btnab, ebe er wieber an Der Sbers
lG@e erl4ien, Gin berauf fabrenoe8
Oampf6ppt fIdte ben Wann, Der 70 red
buditdbli6 benz Sdidiulsraoe al8 Spieltou
9eOient uno merfpirpi9cr @eife feline Saa'
BEN 9enCmmen bate, aus benz @a1ier.
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es IelbR bcn Stnnbpunft bteIer Tir(ten aug
aepiGe 6etlmttte[, bte Ge rDbl cbne ale Sc
fa9r fir le istblt anipenben %tSnnten, penn Ie
mur pOlten.
4as iEnb bena bas far 6rennenbe Ober etel-
ms9r eiternpe SraBsn, Die auf benz Gun9reB
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