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Growing weakness.

The Louisville Journal says: Mr.. Lin
coin, as n Presidential candidate, is very
weak, and is daily growing weaker. His
own partisans are beginning publicly to
waver in their support of him. And this
beginning will be powerfully seconded by
the ultmatum with which he has just shut
and barred the door of reconciliation. His
ultimatum beyond question win intensity
the principal elements of disintegration in
the Republican party. Among these ele-
ments, for example, is the recognition Of
the fact not only that the war; in Mr.. Lin
coins hands, is an abolition war, but that
the war, as an. abolition war, must be Ell
ther without end, or must end ingloriously.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-08-04
The Meeting Of the Chicago Con
x-.vsion PostDoned tiII August 30.

Tho Meeting Of the Chicago Con
vention Postponed sill August ".
mol lAtameeting Of the Executive Committee
of the National Democratic Committee,
held in New York, on the 22d day Of June,
1854 it was voted that, in Difference to the
desire of a very large number of the lead
ing members of the Conservative Union
Democratic party throughout the country,
the meeting OF tho Democratic National
Convention be postponed to Monday, Au-
gust 20, 1864, at twelve o'clock noon, at
Chicago. an .t-1 lc tNlt
AUGUST BELMONT, Chairman.
FREpEWcK o. PIERCE Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-08-04

htWE have been involved" says Mr.. Weed,
''for nearly four years in an Abolition war"
which promises nothing but an intermin...
able conflict or an inglorious termination"
And Mr.. Lincoln two days later announces
that the war shall continue to be an Aboli-
tion war if he is reelected. Will this an
nouncement be apt to intensity MIR. Weeds
desire that Mr.. Lincoln shall be reelected? |?
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-08-04
No Paper To-NIorrow.

7 AS the President of the United States has
set apart this day for fasting, humiliation,
and prayer, the appropriate observance OF
It will preclude the publication of The
STATESMAN Tomorrow morning. Our next
DAILY will be issued on Saturday MORN
inp
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-08-04
GEN. GRANTS ARMY.

The Great Battle Before Petersburg-
Disastrous Results-The Army Dee
feated and Forced TO Isetire-Cause 10 Of
the Repulse-The Negro Troops Be-
come Panic-Stricken and DemOral-
ized : Fearful Slaughter = Whole
Regiments Cut TO Pieces-Graphic
Description of the Great Battle.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-08-04

A Woody LAMB.-Last fall,Jo w. Wor-
cester, of LOrain, sold June buck lamb to
w. b. Asmily, of Summit, for $50. This
lamb was wintered along with alotof other
sheep, and in May, when thu, lamb was
elevenmonths ld,was shorn,and yielded ten
and a half pounds of wool, the weight of
carcass being at the same time just thirty
three pounds. This comes within the merest
fraction of being thirty-three per cent. of
wool!-Licktng Record.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Removed from his Old Office.
DIR. A. B. WILLIAMS West Broadway. near
High street. Columbus. Ohio. has devoted himself
for series of years to the treatment of certain pr
vate diseases. He may be consulted at his Office
Broadwa near the Exchange Bank. ~ aii,.
ianl0- t.. .' .''.
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lgr. LincoEns Inaugural lincoln to the Rebel Com
ldrcA ~, 1861. mtsstoners, july Is, ~.
declare that have no To Whom II may Concern:
purpose DIRECTLY on Any proposition which
INDIRECTLY, TO interfere embraces the restoration
with the institution of sa of peace the integrity Qt
very in the States where the whole Union, and III
it exists. believe have Of
NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO D0ISLAVEhl, ana which
80, and j have NO INCJI- comes BY and with an
The Rtctsr ~ each Statetbe7 armies now at wal
10 order and control itsaqainst the United States
own domestic institutionswil pc received ana con-
ment ExSIiysfyEIY "a Esl Governmsnt Of the United
sENTI si to the balance of States, and will be met
power on which the per-lby liberai terms On SUP,
Of our political fabric depoinfs and the bearer o.
pepd. :" bearers thereof shall have
IpRkutm,LrscoLN. safe conduct both. ways
| ,'s,Yg III. 1'1T ~ II ABHAHAM LINcoLs.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

r For secretary of state, ror,,.
FN5 WILLIAM w. ARMSTRONG, : Z.
,,rs0nr,,N OF Seneca County. --.-,
supreme Judges,
(FoR FULL TERM,)
- PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP,
Of Fairfield County.
AA0"V2 (To FILL vAcANcIEs.) ''1''-A
Long Vacancy,
8Egw 8MACHIAS c. WHITELEY, A
43oI3 OF Hancock County. q
Short Vacancy. 51r ss
ALEXANDER S. BOYS,
Q1T 4qno OF Highland County. T0u1
c'-lAfA Attorney General,
~ LYMAN r. CRITCHFIELD,
OF Holmes County.
Comptroller of the Treasury, DO
WILLIAM S. v. PRENTlSS,
Of Franklin County.
school Commissioner, -
ALEXANDER S. RAMSEY,
OF Hardin County.
BOARD of Public Works,
' (FULL TERM,)
WILLIAM LARWILLs
OF Ashland County.
(FoR vACANCY,)
-, CHARLES BOESEL, ~
OF Auglaize County.
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QUACKERYl

earnestly caution all young mon suffering from
Nervous Debility, etc., against endangcring their
health by patronzing any Of the advertising quacks
You can fully recover by the methods used BY the
Advertiser, and by hundreds Of others, AND IN NO
OTHER W Az. Read letter which will send you II
you will send me postpaid envelope bearing your
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SPECIAL NOTICES
DIR. TOBIAS
Venetian Horse Liniment

IOINT BOTTLES AT FIFTY CENTS EACH.fo
the cure Of aneness. cuts, gals, collie. sprains
&c.. warranted cheaper than any other. It is used
BY all the great horsemen on Long Island courses.
1t will not cure ring bone SPAWN, there is no
liniment in existence that will. What it is stated
to cure it positively does. No otoner Of horses sO
be Without u after trying bottle. One dose re-
wives and often saves the life Of an overheatod or
driven horse. For choic and bellyache it has never
failed. Just as sure as the rises, just 50 sure is
this valuable Liniment to be the Horse embrocation
of the day. Sold by all Druggists. Office. 50 Cort
landt street, New York. jy17-d&wlm
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TERMS OF THE WEEKLY STATESMAN.
No change in the price of THE WEEKLY
STATESMAN is made at this time. We still
send it for TWO DOLLARS A YEAR. -
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Sic 2uitduSe iu Mijouri. Cartier mpae,

Sic SultdllSe iii WtilDnri. Cartier mraen ei,
~frlsenoen bsieen 8rcfen aus Dem @n,eiaer eei
SSeitens Iufflar,ns sctsn:
Mte Ne9erlpleaten auf ciacne Taul
refrutiren. Nlus SPITE Gruntp inn fHr,lih 9sz
rihte bier cinsctrrTen, Die iiher s~ssisnct linr, ri.
Aufmerfiamfeit Der Mtlitirz 9sbrroen Sieies Ses
partcmcnts ca9in gu lenfen. Scr Linton mirt
erSdblt:
Sin fleinsS Corps ben Gesericleaten batts 20,
eini9sr s3eit 81 S%cntliana Suarticr te,c9en. or
LANCE fe ith Sa anfeicltsn, mar ibr 9straaen aan;
lctensmerth, ais lie ater ipdter mad Dem SSnnern,
in Die Na9e zen 9riplins 0rssn rerlest irureen,
sei9tcn ite iih ant cine gan; rcrihispcne gGeiie.
sic pnrsbltreiften in e~inSslncu flcinen Yarticu rna
Sann, un, Neser sl refrutirsn, une t6aten 10 ,iemz
lid, mas ibnen 9erare beliebte. $50 immer Gin
crrahiencr 9te9er Dber aud Elm Gnafc ~aciunee,
,rurre, idlsrrten fe i'm NIT ii1 fort; CT musts
srlSat mcreen, ma6renb Srausn unn ,Sinser aus
ZEN !SGulern ibrsr 6srren rerjast murfen uno ant
poer iifsl lih Dem &SiGsn Der Sclpaten ffiasn milsz
ten. Gs 6errlftc Gin irlter Shreden inter ben
9tc9crn IN jcnsr Geaeue, nas lie auc in bic gSGlecr
hrben, tc iih rrn Mcitenl cine iclhe &cfrl,tirunasz
S1aar tlifsn licb. Sic cisnteifrissn 9eaer alaut=
ten, cab Elm iclbes Gntmciden INNER nit Dem 9Si(z
len Der MASTERS" seihebe; lie fsidinpiteu une
niB9anecltsn bcnt9emde Die Srauen, BEL neuen lie
feline Stcser lnefr rrrfaneen, unp feercGten bic
Mdnnsr icsar nit Dem Sces fir Den SAT-, DAP bci
ibrem maditsn ssiuH bic stsssr nidt anmeisno ND
ren. 60 Iasten lie einem "ssirifsn 6. 90. Sinfer,
Der Gin gan; lcpaler Wtann lit umn s,rei SGbne lei
Der slrnlee Sat, Dap fe am naaten 5as miecsr fpmz
men unp renn Die steser nidt bel Der 6anr marcn,
bic sanie gsirtbiHaft uuibdnssn ,rcltsn. Sic
Germ ertaltsn fit i9re 70 aeprcBtcn gtsaer feline
SertiIfate, Die lie mad einem @cnarcb @cles III
teanfpruhen taten. sic miiiien einfad i6re asutc
fort fiibren ~laiisn, naa Dem g5siipiel Der Nctsasu=
Gcnicripticn i'm Siicen.
Inn rieien j3utano Der 9inse in SPITE County
icaer fid t~eicpcers Scbn g. Senrerirn uns s.. g8.
AnSsricn nit iuetren anrern Urellnesn rerrient &C.
madt baten; ie banreln ais u~raoicals llnionilten."
Sie ssits in asifs epnntp taten iiA fat ansiAlieBz
liA febr lcpal r~srbaltcn.
9erinstcn, 8. Gsrt. Die @uidf(erper baz
FEN na5 9anie Sant in @eis unp rrablen laut, DAP
Die Splratsn rcr iensn parrnlanfrn, renn fe iih
nllr BON 2Stittm tlitsn lafsn. Sstr tarfercr lne
eis Germ Scleaten asssn @iirssr. ginc tatte Weiz
lc ben bier 1T en } slter gSsinters, Gem Gafrer
@ratsr ssbrris, sst atmeficlne, res sases rrn
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BUR Yeahtuna!

Ser lnter;ei6nete t~eatiidtist. feline @irtnerei French
Garden genannt) inter annebmbaren Sebingunaen I'll per,
faufen orer ;n perrenten. 9ieielbe en:bilt ~ ader. nit Ell.
nem nafiip gebanten Speif6eisen S8Dbnbaus, eon Stein CT.
baut, 81 bel Sc. aus9eyeidnet autenn .6eler, slide, S9euer
unb g8aaen =9iemiie, 2 @lasbiuIer pom stein erbaut, ieses Is
Eel 80, nebf u Usiateetfenfer np s~useb6risen 9difen, in
beftem Suitanee, an Der SaneusfY 9ai aele9en. Sine arp6e
9usmabl rpn @lasbaus=&fausen aller @attun1en. ionic cine
beeeutence Santnlun9 rpn Stolen, nebt pielen aneeren @at.
tungen perennirenber GHanSen, circa 700 traabare 9feben in
Is peritiecenen Sprten, nnp ~auberpenn bic feiniten Sbaiprter,
men. Su bemerfen lit nod, sB fb 8 Sruanen bierauf beins
cen, bic nienlals ~aus8ehen.
&urrlp6 8innm,clc, Gdrtncr.
Sanbusfn, SeSt. Il. tS64-4m. no
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NuQen %perlaufen.

Gem llntsrsei6neten 1T spr %einisen Muuaten Elm ~ Sabre
altes Mire =SiLen atbancen aefpm,men. 9aTelbe ii oan,
ifwar5 ron 6arbe unb bat an BEN 6interfIben aerabe iber tem
5nfe fletne peibe Sleden. Serner bat es einen fein sefprm,
ten Ropf unb 9ebort sur Morsan=aaHe. Seer iolde Musfunft
fber eieies NuIen aeeen fam, welbe CUR @ietsrerlatauna
~reTelben fubrt. erbalt cine quite gelubnun9. penn er ii9 an
ben GiSentbIner penset.
Watt1tas Sele,
nahe an Ter genitentiarp.
Columbus, Nud. ii. tS64.-i NJ bp uno . bp -
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Yrauerei al perfdufen.

Sd Bin aeipnnen, meaen frdnfliben 3uitantea meits 8rane.
rel gu uerfuufen. 9ieielbe lit in sutem 8uitanhe uns but ale
9equemlihfeiten. mel6e man in elmer 9uten Srauerei fnten
Fam. @utes S~raubans, Mal3eIrrs, a~erGumiac Seller, aus
~ge;etdnetes Wafer unc Elm neues gerluntiges Gisbaus. Oas
@eihdit iii i'm teiien 3utante une BAT einen srobsn a9sbfasi
@erfauf. @ub wilnidte ib SIT slei6er 3eit hrei CUTE mtno-
bSuier auf ~serielten Got gu perfaufen.
Sir nGhere Iusfunft apbreifre man an
Sc9ann Sneule,
Columbus, Seft. 7. 1884, 1 Np 10 9feiparf. 8.
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William H. Dunnick, Pltf Before Jacob Kronenbitter
vs.. ]. P, of Montgomery TIP.
Breckenridge Wilson, DEITY Franklin Co., Ohio.
On the 26th of August 1864 said Justice issued an Ordrs
of Attachment in the above action, for the sum of 81 go.
Columbus, o, September eth, 1864
W. H. DUNNICK.
Sent 18th 1864 weeks -
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WuTDrperun0.

@Ie geripnen. welbe tem eerfprtencn Mattb. 8pps,
ltbrmater in 2anesYilIe, 8, mod i6uihen. ifnb hermit
gu %eridbeinen une ifre Sadie gu beridtiaen. Oie
Won Scnleriet UNI t~lntaeaenp pclen BET Srn. W. Sdnitt In
sOmerIet une bic ppn Gainesville uno ~llntsesenb bei !6rn. aham
6eilmann IN 3auespile ~tppbnbaft pber BEL oem Undergraduates
unp ibre Se9aunsen besablsn.
Mnersas Ganter,
~ppbnbaft 8 Meilen pom Gainesville.
Nun- u 1894 II nj IN
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Sale of Real Estate
BY D OF COURT.
JACOB SGHMERZ Administrator
of Simon keck, deceased, Franklin {

JAOOB oT1lMFhI AumTn1sITdCOT1
of Simon Keck, deceased, Franklin County
vs. Probate Court.
ANDREW STELZER, etal.
On the 22d day of October. A D 1864. at 10 O clock,
in the forenoon, ut the door of the Court House in Column.
bus Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder. the follow
ing real estate, as the property of Simon Keck, deceased,
to wit: Situated in Mifiin township, Franklin County.
State Of Ohio, bounded and described as follows: Begin
quarter, township !, range II, U S military lands, being
southwest of lot No. 5; thence with the west line of said
lot, N 1 deg. e to the south line of the Central Ohio Rail
Road, as at present located and established thence with
the south line of said rail road N SO deg. f. IS poles ;
thence S. 1 deg. w SO poles to a stake in south line of
said quarter township, near an ash, beech and small dog.
wood thence n. 80 deg, w. 65 poles to the beginning
containing eleven and one half lti1al acres, be the same
more or less. Appraised at s
Terms Cash in hand ON the day of sale
.o JACOB SCHMERZ,
Administrator OF Simon Keck, decd.
H.B ALBERY, Atty for Administrator.
Sept. 18th. 1854 4w -
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Sin Soloatelurtbeil iiber Observation-Disclosures


(gus elmer @tlanta 6prrsip. res Mlmaufee lSerplb.)
GO aiett nidt einen rerniinftiacn Menihen i'm
9anien Sance, Der nitt meib, DAP Die 9ictctlicn ihpn
rcr ;irei Sabrcn eatte untcroriidt lein fIunen, bdtte
man ee mn redt ar9efan9cn. Sn feds Ncnaten
bdttc man niclea 3rcf errcitt, mie jcher meiB, Der
cS irlilrn iria, ,penn Gle unerihIrfihen Wittel eiez
ier 9rrben Station rihtia p%srpcnbet ,rcreen mdren.
Sizes mar ater letcer nidt Ger SAT-. gSir aQc-
S9r Grrrci rrnosnt mitacrshnet - mir alle ~,1tcrz
itiisten Sinecln i'm Sabre 1860, na mir brf7ten, er
rerce bic Sctler Der Mrminiitratipn rerteiicrn uno
ras SanD bon Dem ltntcr9an9e ~rettsu, BON Dem cs
canals teprcGt srar.
Nnitatt fefen fe3ann afer Eel icincin 9mtsanz
tritte bic mic snpcr scic6ene fiirhtsrlihItc Grrrup.
ticn IN jceein Ee3lerun9ehepartement, unb lest
rad rierjdbriser smtsrernalt,lns 6at CT ae,eiat,
nab CT anBcr Stanre 1T, uniers naticnalen Shricz
~ri3feiten Ut cinsm slifliden Gnhe AZ fiilren. Saa
fHr Sag nabmen Die Corruption, Bic Shulcen ,nS
Der ih a~amdfli9 nGbernre 8anferrtt nes 2annes
mebr ~iberfanc, nd6reno Bic Hsfeliru jest mcbr al
starfc serrnnen Ut fafen idsint, ais ut irssnb
elmer 3et je surrr.
sSer trast Die Shuls raran? ST es ras @rff?
Nsin Nrd ME lins stncm Sii9rer lclde Ntittsl al
9clp unn Scuten Su Gefcte geitanpen. 9Mss mas
%rsrlan9t, ia rnebr nrh ais ntes m,ree aerStrt.
Nrd ME surcr bat elm @rlf nit irlhsm @nttuliaSz
mas III Zen Ma1en s%egriffsr, mic eas unlrtae;
irf ME pat etn Sclt 1sihe Shdee in lclhrr Siile
nnS SiiQc Der @e9ierun9 CUR @srfiisuns ssitellt,
NIT iclhei, @lcihmutbs ale Mieeerlaacn lno Sc
nittiann9en ertra9en, ME I'M ERE 9iatirn. Gieies
@clf fat sethan, mas irsenn einss ut t6un i'm
Stanee s~creien unc tattsn mir sinsn tiidtisen Sal=
rr al, unlsrsr Srige seeabt, Der &riss mare liherz
lih t~eenrist.
Gls auslanbcr unb unrertsiratbster Mann fS,ntc
ia in irsenS sinem anrsrsn 9anbs Icten. Sd Iiete
ater mcin arcrtirtes SaterlanS unS bats Ssi1en @ez
sisruns in alien Sinssm untsritiist, SurA meins
Gimme, m'einsn ein1uB une n,sinen Mrtn iA
bate cs setfan, itets In Der Srfnrns, Dap es tsiisr
rerren mS3e. Sas Glsiae fneet auf tauisno ans
eere Scloaten Nntrcneuna.
llnicrs 1sonlS 1T jset ;u Gnsc. @ir wrtsn
sinsn ensrsiihsn Mann an Der spiss ~unicrsr Ste
sicrnn9 ishcn ciucn Dtann, Der Sic Strait, fie
SAdse une eas Slut eeo Sanees niht rssirirft,
nm ietnen Sdpeifmsrlsrn ,u ssfaae1, icnpsrn Ssiz
ZEN Atl'tt ss TT, bic 8eteaicn Su uutcrrriifsn.
@sie man Sinepln=Stimmen maht.
Gin nent'hrr @rrstr ans Gan,rtsa Gcuntr, 3d.,
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Stuetnuatt 20. Sept.
3ebI. Suserfeinss i'm @rpees 10 70 bis SO Is.
@bisfp 1lau su Il 76.
Mebpprt Seine gsrfduFe.
SGma:s mire gu 2211a Gents ~anscbpien.
@receliss. Sebr rabg Jtober 3udsr 1926 Geata,
3afanirter 3ufer 30 bis 81 Gents. Ra6ee as biz 50 Gents.
gfew Srleans WUlafes Si,iS-Si, 20.
Weisen. Setter. Better rOttsr 81 @sibsr s2,15 bic 50
20 Gents.
8orn II, Webren ST, % bis 81 "a.
Rpsgtn Rau nns nit; uber $3.50 -$1,55.
Butter. ysfe Central Sbi0 40 bic 43 aents, Aau.
Gier t6 bis Il Gents.
8dfe, @. &. % bis "a Sents. fea.
Rartpffeln, bette 81 bis 441a bas 8arrel.
3miebeln. s6-$6a rr yuissl.
Seu, 423 biz S25 Der Come.
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gerbannugsbeidweroen, gierucuidnpdde l,no allae=
uleine Sdiuddye. 81. StridlnuO's Starfuug smittcl..-
SStr fonnsn Senleniaen, wel6e an ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Deer Maaeni6wdte, g;erpenibpdhe II. |. 40. leieen, ZEN @e=
braut pom Or. Stridanb's Starfungsmittel e~mpfeblen. Sc
it Elm &fansen : Graparat, fri ron alcUbpl es itirft tas
aanse Jiersen=SYfem; erSeust einen auten @rpetit unc miro
ale SurerldfiIses 5eilmittel se9en 9erhauungs ei5persen unp
gierpenIbpade 9aranttrt.
gsi alien 0ruasifsn Hberaa NM ST yer s1aihe ,n baben.-
qrGparirt Won Or. g.. Stridiann. grp. s Sit=8ierte Strese
Cincinnati, Sbip.
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gfuhru

an nnIern Nrenne ZEN 6err1, Gatpr 8 errmann SbIb
aus Ntnben, BET 'einer @brsfIe ron Sanrnsfp mad tenn
eeutiden t6einatblanre
STIR cine furSe Belt NAT es nns %sera6nnt, Sic, eeehrter
Ser, aS einen tparmen Nreunt in unierm 6reiie ,u bsarisen.
Do6 bic Grinnerrn1 an Sic rirc ME erlGiten. D2Saen Sic
rUbltehalten une nit r0uia b%er9eielter @eiunrbeit, mad bic.
fer Grhplunasreiie, int 6reiIe Sbrer mertten Tami(ie dnlanaer.
unb lid ndnhnai Sbrer 8reunte r~iesieits tes Oceans erinueru'
SIM ytanten S6rer pielen Jrennte
8.
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@ihter: rNnseflaste sactsles, ,ris alt 1T
Sts?" Sdctsles: SD Fin in Dem ~reiferen
ShSsnnjaercn unS sahle Is Sabre" - @thter:
yslnscflasts Srepli6, ,ris ait lit sic? = Srers
lid: sd Fin cine reifere Sunsfran, ib Bale tcz
rsits As Sriiblin9e aesablt!" = Aiieiipr Gem
&iAter ms Sbr): SRA ater in Der @eii6eit. lit Gin
untsrihieo!" : &ihtcr: nS6ut nihts, reif line
lie bod aae @cirs sum 3udttauis."
Ser &aiicr Marimiltan, bat abt Miaicnen
Sdulssn nnS CT slautt, Msrifc mcres i6m bslicn
r~icicltsn Il. tcsaGlsn.
Mls Hrtbihtls scfra9t pures, rt CT benfc, Der
'Saiisr ,rerrs Die Mer'faner rssieren fSnnsn, ipa CT
ssiaSt labtn:
uSSie 1ctBt? Scl CT nift ausfcmmen nit flint
Wtlll'cnen Wtsrifaner, irenn CT is fertis ~scpcrnsn
nit aAt Milltcnen S@ranfsm."