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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-09-28
WHO ARE THE FRIENDS OF THE
SOL DIERs.


81 The copperhead Democracy, with
their usual cffroutery, claim to be now
and TO have been during the war, the
friends OF the soldiers. This claim is
a presumption upon the ignorance Of
tho gallant men, and is an insult. O.
Union men holding Office under the
Government are called upon BY this
party 10 resign in favor Of the soldiolp
II Ui,ion mon aro the friends Of the
soldier, they ask, why do they TO,
prove their friendship by giving him
cffice3 We answer, thoy do,
The soldiers have only to look al the
tickets of tho two parties to ascertain
who are their iriends The Union
party has three soldiers Alling three
ofthe principal State offices, viz Gov
Jeruor Anderson, Auditor Goldman and
Comptroller Bradley. Colonel Richard
son was elected Attorney General, cut
rccigned. On the present State ticket.
the Union party has four soldiers, Gen.
eral Coz, John A. Norris, James Moore
and Rodney Foos, two of whom, Nor.
ris and Foos, wero disabled in tho ser.
vico. On tho Copperhcad ticket, there
is but ono soldier, and he descrtor.--
The man who left tho army, in its
greatest strait, and camo homo Ia
speak and vote for Vallandigham, is
the only soldier on the Democratic
ticket These are the soldiers whom
tho Democracy befriend. desertors,
SkuIkers form the draft, and dismissed
oiflcero. ... '..
The Union nominee for Senator in
this District is a soldier who won biz
way from Majors position TO that oil
a Brigadier General, and who fought
the war through. The Democratic
nominee, is a stay.at,home Democrat,
"ho votod for Vallandigham.
On tie Union ,ickot Of this county
thorc are two soldiers, ono for Repre-
sentative and ono for Treasurer,
Among the four nominees Of the De.
rnocracy, there ia not single soldier
In tbiS county the Democracy have
tho powor. They could this fall place
four soldiCrs in oiiico, Ia this county
but they have no intention Of doing
any such thing They will purr and
rub around the soldier TO gain his
vote, while they hato him in their
hearts, and refuge TO give him Office
where they hsvo tho power
But It seems idle So even mcntion the
facts The record Of tho Dcmc cracy, as
tho enemy Of the Union and tho al.
dier, during tho past four years, il
patent 10 the world, and Ia us glaring
AZ the sun in tho heavens The man
, WHO can claim that the Democracy ia
tho soldiers friend, is either m igno
ramous or a demNgogue.
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Gen. Crosvcner to w. Reed Col
LANoAsTER, o.. Sent. 27, g,

LANCASTER, O., Sept, 27, '65,
w. RRED GOLDEN, ESQ, Athens, o.;
Dear Sir Il learn from, the Ohio Eagle,
that you have made an engagement to
speak at six places in Fairfield Co.,
during the next week.
respectfully refer you to your letter
declining my challenge, dated Athens,
O., Sept. 6, 1865, in which you say "lt
is not my intention to discuss the qucs.
tions in public speeches either in dis
oussions or otherwise, II my purpo-
scs arc changed will notify and meet
yoa at such times and places as mutu.
al friends may agroc upon" IS
AS il is now apparent that your pur-
pose to romain silent has been chang
cd" ! claim the right to discuss as in
dicated in my original letter; and l am
the moro anxious to do so in view Of
the fact that your party friends in A,
thons County hold views on many Of
the political issues differing materially
from those hold by your friends here;
as for instance in Athens you are re-
ported to DO opposed to the taxation Of
tho securities of tho United States
while hero your friends all favor such
taxation. ID ,t..
l therefore again refer sou to Mcssrs
johnson, Pickering and deSteiger for
the purpose OF agreeing upon time and
place. With much esteem, I am,
Your ob't Serv't,
t &" C. RI (,ROSVENOR.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-09-28
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Isaac Levy has just returned from
the East with the largest stock ofover-
coats, dress coats, pants, vests, pieco
goods, and ready made clothing ever
|opcnedin this market. Clothing made
to order on the shortest possible no
tice and the most approved and latest
styles, all Of which will be sold for less
money than the same can be purchas-
ed for elsewhere in the city. ~. =.
Go to Levy's in the Shaffer Block.
ifyou want TO save money and suit
yourself best in the selection of Fall
and Winter Clothing. "a i-9*
Lancaster, Sept q, 1865-tf. "
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RepudiRtion.

There is no doubt that tho policy q
the Democracy is repudiation of tho
National debt. They have already
declared in favor of taxing the bonds,
which is the first step towards repudi.
alton. If tho National faith can be
violated by taxing the bonds, it can be
violated by repudiating the debt, The
party learned the doctrine of rcpudia.
ton from jeff Davis, and its history
and instincts indicate repudiation.
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Union muioritY in District

Union muiority in District 1873
Of tho soldiers vote, there wore, in
this county, at the Presidential election,
"a more for the Democracy than at the
State election, which will account
principally for the reduced majority
at the November election. Perhaps
onethird of the soldiers vote was not
cast last fall. This fall the soldiers are
at home, and we can count upon in
ereasipg our soldiers vote nearly one
third. From present indications
Grosvenor will bo elected by 400 or
800 majority.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-09-28
OnkIeY CLae.

When Oakly Case comes around
through Hooking County this week to
instruct the honest men ofthe county
how to vote, ask him to explain o few
things to you, and among them these:
Did not Mr.. Case at the time Of tho
first draft in Hooking County advise
the people to resist the draft and Sc
crete the drafted men, and did no not
say that the Copperheads would assist
in resisting the draft? ... ....
Did not many of tho drafted men
take bis advice and hide and desert,
and was not second and third draft
made necessary thereby2
While this delay was being made by
Oakly and his friends, did not other
counties buy up the scattering men Of
the county for the credit Of other To-
calitics, and did not tho price Of substi-
tutes increase from $500 to $500 and
SlOOO?--and thereby did itnot cost
the people Of Hooking county moro
than 100000 more to fill their quota?
Ask Mr.. Case if ho don't think that
tho people whom he thus deceived and
cheated, ought TO refuse TO vote for his
party. " i"' H
Read this, mon Of Hooking county,
and hand it to your Democratic neigh
Dor who was cheated. # r...|
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THE sOLDIEM's FRIEND.

The Democracy claim to bc tho
friends Of the soldier, aud they prove
il by nominating them for office
Their nominations hcwev er, are con-
fined principally to ono class of sol.
diers, viz the deserters. ,at.,. itis
General Morgan, who quit the Army
to stump the State for Vallandigham
10 morally deSertor. sr
Tho Democratic nominee for Repro.
sentative in Perry county, is doser.
tor from Company I, Hath Regiment,
He was arrested in 1863, put in irons
and scntto blsregimont os n dcsertot
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-09-28
A Rnrt fnr nol,liara.

Moro than two.thirls Of all the can.
dilatcs in This State on the numerous
Union tickets, are soldiers, ..
Moro than threc .fourLhs Of an the
candidates on the Copperhcad tickets
arc Yullandigham men who opposed
the war.
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Golden on Taxing tho Bonds.

In Athens county, whero a number
Of democrats hold u. S. bonds, wo un.
dcrstand that Mr., Golden is opposed
to taxing them. M
He will be in this county noxt week,
where democrats have not invested in
and are in favor of taxing the bonds.
Will ho bo in favor Of taxing them in
this county.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-09-28
CEREBRAL GROsvENOn,s REcoRD.

/. A. Major in the 18th Regiment.
2. Promoted to Lieut.. Colonel.
8. For gailantryand efficiency bre-
vetted q Brigadier General. G
4. A brave soldier and an efficient
officer from the beginning of tho war
to the triumph over the rebellion.
Put this record against that of W.
Reed Golden, and then vote for the
man who has proven his loyalty by
gallant fighting. N ss
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Mateh tns psssrter..

There - 8 law disiranchising desert.
ere, or thoacwho aed. and failed to
report after being. drafted. Let tho
Union men Of Fairfield and Hooking
counties watch thom. Give notice to
Judges of tho election at the diGsront
polls that II they rcceivo the votes of
sa'h men, they will.bo prespepod. r
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-09-28

A Coppcrhoad exchange grumbling
at tho charges madc against its party,
says; "The majority of tho "boys in
buo" in this county have democratic
fathers and brothers."
That is in keeping with the spirit
Of tho party. Play thesneak as usual,
and hide yourselves behind the fathers
and brothers Of tho soldiers. Bah !
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cri1ao, or the DenI',,osv.ey. II,,lI',, !

Crimes OF the DomooRaoy,
There is nothing more patent than
the fact that tho Democracy origina,
tod and fought the rebellion. The
Resolutions of 1898 and the doctrines
of Calhoun have boen busy for yetrs
educating the people to believe in the
right Of secession and nullifcation.-
In 1861, the great majority of the
leaders of the democratic party went
into the rebellion. Buchanan, its
President, refused to "cocrce" the
States. It's vice President, lts Secretary
ofthe Treasury, it's Secretary OF war,
and its Secretary OF the Interior, De:
came Major Generals in the rebel ar
my. Out of thirty'eight democratic
Senators, twenty-iour Jolned the re-
bellion and one Of thcm, jeff. Davis,
became the chief. Out ola hundred
democratic members Of the House Of
ponro.on,.,;ro, .;.,,, ;o;,od ~ 80.
% y. ''N' 49, 49,
oelIlon, ana OF hlteen Governors eject
I'd by the party, twelve recognized and
co operated with the rcbol Govern
,oo,,, M Tho o;x,oon domocra,;c
50 ...4...;,,. A..oh.,,
o'ateS "hl'n 'o.cu ae".'0. no' """"'
Lincoln, thirtoen1o'n"d the Confeoera-
cy, and nearly every man who cxer-
cised mower Under left Dayis, had
hoon . domocr,t Tho sonl NJ tho
wv" ~ =" o ~ .,.4 49,, st,,o ,..sai
democracy was I'o sou' u '"o eo0'
lion. The rebellion was the demo-
cratic party,in revolt against the Gov
.4..,....
w ,,t,....LSd.o d.o, ~ .Lo
''o' w. w.
democratic party the ioliowihg cnar'
gcs; .. ~, ...-
Il shot down Federal soldiers in
Baltimore, on their way to defond the
National Capitol. ~
It fred on the flag of. our country ut
Fort Sumtor. ... .-. ..,
II seized tho public Forts and Ar.
senols and robbed tho National mlnts
aud dopositories. .'. .....
It. or,tsnizcd an armed force hostile
To tho Unitod States. ;.t..
Il hoa shot dawn brave soldicrs of
tho Republic on q hundred baltic
fields -...
L. discardcd buman and divine JUS
,ico'
II nrevontod tho spirit of our free in.
.,;,utions
II nttempted 10 rivet the chains Of
hond,ne',i,,h,or mr. tho hands of the
AG.;.,1 -. ..lI..,'-.
Il forced men into arms against
their own Government.
II murdor.d loval noople drove the
d,fencelcss from their bomes. outraged
thcir fomiIie, stolo their treasures
burned th.ir dweIlings. ruyared their
6elds.
II oryonized lawless bands for indis.
criminsto murder and pilIage.
It threw trains loaded with innocent
women and children from the track,
and robbed thom of thoir valuables.
|, spread dosolation and woe thro out
tho land. ..a
Il filed oir homes wi ii widows and
orphans. .Ns. .nir
1t fastened nm immense war doot on
''9 7, "avon %, ,,',,,.oa and h,rn, orr morcban,
veesoIs on tho hirh seas. y.
It starved aud murdered our prisoners
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-09-28

I@- The Books and Records oftho
Draft Rendezvous (Tod Barracks) hav-
ing been transferred to the Office ofthe
A. A. Pro. Mar. Geu'l Of Ohio, all COM
municatious relative to drafted men,
substitutes and desOrters should be 'ad-
dressed to Col.Jas. A.. Wilcqxi eoium-
bus, o. ,.. w.. ,.t .S -
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-09-28

Tho fact has been referred TO that
Jack is the same as John. Andrew
John son therefore is tho same as An :
drew Jackson. We hopo he may
prove as firm in tho right as old Hick-
cry. - -lI-.- l--- w ~ q =.
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no YoU WANT VALLAN DIonAM.

The editor Of tho Cleveland Plain.
dealer, some days since, in n convOrsa'
ton admitted that the Intention Of the
Democracy was 70 get control Of the
next Legislature and elect allandlg
ham to the United States Senate
Soldiers and Union men, do you want
yallandighpm to occupy Sherman't
place in the National Lcgislnturof i
not, vote for GrOsyenor and Evsrsole.
la- There is q vacancy for a wcs,
Point appointment in this Congress
sional District.
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Gen. GrOsvenOr's Views ON the
FOMr Dollar Communication
Clause. p snt..,I n.t .a4...
iTARE, Hooking County, o,

STARR, Hooking County, o, ~
September 8, 1865.
Gen. G, II, Grosvenor:-Tho people
horo claim tho right to know how you
will vote, if elected Senator. Will
you pIcasc inform mo what your opin-
ion is in regard 10 the 81 Commuta-
ton for Military Service. the procoe Is
of which is applied to support the Ma
tional Guard. ..,l..
An carly answer is desired.
Yours truly, I, A. G.
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a PoolIah Queatlen.

Sv""bh NS~0bseN.
Whether General Revepuo Is q No.
Ioror q Brigadior General, SO. ,5a
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M a N

To enjoy the privilege Of home and civilized life
with friends andloved onos Also nave the priv ilege
Of visiting the new and splendid Photograph Gallery
which has been fitted up in Siford Sturgeons Build
ing, opposite the Talimadge House. with SKY and
Side Lights not to be surpassed in Central Ohio; also
rooms OF every description to make customers and
visitors comfortable and happy; also giving mothers
the satisfaction Of getting photographs Of those
they so fondly cherish, without no much trouble
as is commonly the case in obtaining their precious
Shadows, and also Mhera cnn be - ~ p
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1922 466
Union majority in district 3

Union majority in Athens
Dem. mai. in Fairfield & Hock'g
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A.

Great excitement now prevails throughout our
country concerning the failure Of the Atlantic Cable
and the arrest OF Ketchum the noted Bank foger, Of
New York, and as the glorious days Of peace have
returned, and our country's honor preserved with
the good old Constitutona in days ofyore and the
breadth ofthe United States, and once more permit
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Ms,or,,Ir. n Ihis pr.t rIct.

STATE ELEcT'oN, p n
Fairfield Hooking Athe
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-10-21

cen BAL res 6uttl6riiiS gum Spuen 3u %briuaen.
ST osrielte srf sinmol in Sewesuns 70 Mir
sr fb i&cn pra ieltit Satn trtaen.
Whs BEN Guetau u~nisrsO GasaIs bis mad
&cotnston am Sbio bstrift. 10 bat tas Seiirisl
Nsrr ycrts nit feinsm Gries Canal sslebrt, meI&s
Wuupsr cine lcl6s @~aFntraee bcrpUrbrineen
'anh. eur unieren Canal mIrte ater aua md
Die &batln6f iprs6sn. poG or bic ~tirsrlte Ser
o'npnn9snroBe nit bem srcecn @ettn isin
inurpc, unp IA oa6 i'bt ME in 3utuuft Der
dumaGttSe Dollar rrgiert uuo reeielen pire, 70
wtre man aud ifcts Zen fur,fRen uno pfm,u>
Fri9e t~tuieiten &rdnspUrtaticnspsa pcr,irben.
5n Dem natftn Satr;etnt it.bt ater faum gu
'tmartst, paB unier pur6 ben Sries 10 nett
III udgsfrmmene unp pcri6uIpete Staat Mittsl
dufbrln9'n farm. UNI rieirs Gisfenpert su pol
l'nrcn. unisrcr 2e5ielatar liest a6er pennud,
Gle YFidt or, Miittel uap gBcse su ftnrei,, esm
observation-disclosures BEN Nuoeau uuIetee Canals
gu ubsripsiisn, beItu @cbt,6atsn tod wiecer
Gem Staate UNI rnicrsr GrIammtbee6lterurs
u 8ute frmmen wurpen.
S'pErcruna Der EMANCIPATION 1T a6sr bas,
ros ausentliflih in Nusrif ssucmmeu prrrsn
louts unD au6 pem Gtaat pie pentqiten llutcs
lten peruriadeE iuuree. Gcu rem S.rpme Ter
Guaranteeing, tsr f6 i'm ndafrn 5riSiotr
nisosr nit crneuertcr StGrfc mad BEN Ierein.
Staatsn srsisesn trirp, iOute @irejnicu, rie
Wfntter Ger Staten unb rod rae Stieftinp
Weller Saerasbntc, iein %rsGtmGbigee quota er-
bal'en. Nc6 1T rs Belt aenua, I6ooR Die mad
item gtnnanoererSu9e pur6 Nprt unp Sbriit
auT bic Selegnsten 6luren Sirginicns aufmert>
IAN gu MAIDEN pisicn psrpcu autcrc fp;eeR,
nne balo miro unfcrem Gtnot burd nfue lr~
b~sitetraft unb CAPITAL aufs Sunpcttidltia1, er,
isBt lsin, mas er our6 ben Srtes uno Die Oman.
etfattons-Netc au9enblidli6 "Derlcren bat.
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Staot RibmonO.

Sls Wthtialte. mas i'm 0aufe bie1er gSphe
Die 0Snutber FER Sstrohusr unierrr GAIT bee
l&Gftigtr, mar Die ron cen en0liihen gl1ttsrn
perbretitte Natri6t, FAB unlsre Milrtdr Ser
~pnltuns gsnetst iet, uuierc fdr.iite 9erwaltuna
an Ole Civil SrbGros 3u itcrtrnqru, mern 81.
N. a.. SturbtSant, uuler i'm 5rGtiabr bielee
Saerrs erwdblts Mapor, feline Stent %niererlte en
marie. @ufs Sersttwiligie fam benn audi Sr.
Stureipant benz in oislem @erGht aueaeipro.
btnsn Wunl6e mad. reiisntrte, uno bic ST.
lhitte If boilers INNER nod beim often.
Gin andres, freili6 pur6 bis Stsrseudfr
I@On lanSe Dprbsrselastss Greisnib mar rte
oorSeitrise SonnenfnfsrniB. Die faR smet Stun-
ten bem nadten &use fidtbar mar. llns erartif
bel oislem erpbartisen 0aturereienib Iol Elm
webmnibtsts 8eflbl, uRp s6 mar uus III Wut6s,
ale OBJ lbsr uniere quite Staot Der 8rlaaerunss.
3ultdno p~erkdn8t 9stpefen mare.
- din 5asil Der Staotoater 8~aIbtnetons
~ltattete %uniersr DaterlUien Gtapt oiele g8obe s-
men Ss'ub al. nm Die Sebens- unp OenfwIrs
~b'8ts,ien GI6mones uno umsesemo in Quasns
l6.tn uno wabrl6eirii6 and nod pie lsber,eu>
9un9 mltjunsbmsn, rap man trpb ale REM unb
auf esm bier nod gang gut piniren farm.
Gln erfreuirhsrsr Seiu6 1T Der mr6rersr
etn tIuBretber Gn9Ianper. pie Capital uno Gners
gle Senu9 brTBen, hm unlere parnieper iieaenee
S.abt unD SaRpeI wifpcr su raider 8!utbe Al
%OFtnasn. SsBt 1T Gle 3eit gum ibltfrdfttsen
Qanrein, nnp mir g.bsn feingn 9ffrr.iua nm
Ir9enO weIhen bcben Seiu@, Der uua nur Sc
%mitIslpen Oosr gar lsine gfsusisrDe bsIrteOissn
mill.
- 2is ameriean 3eIr9rnpb.S iTrs, eie lsit
unlsrer neusn 3sttrehnun9 f& i'm Saptlt Sc
male SHltitule an Der 10tsn 9trabe bsJant. it
IN Die @de FER l4ten unb 6rantIin pstlest po,>
Cen. Aae S'ibrdntunecn rFs 2sIssrapBsn bnO
ouigebCbSn. Bravo
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G,laigratipn.

(S6luB.)
gStr ttcilten ~un1eren 2eIern tersits nit. raa
felt &uriem in Baltimore cine Dampfer- Qinte
ms Hebtn s%etretcn ;f, neIhe isne Start nit
H~jprrpocI oertiHrst. Girccts 0nmpiiajf.Ser=
%btnNuua nit europa, raS 1T sinsr Der mGchtiaen
6lSel, mcIbs ~unieren Stdat arp6 uno elidlit
mahrn perpen. gGie nit leiner Baltimore
Sttc-Sahr, 10 ia! nudb ieBt misrer ras fleiae
Wia1s aup Fem arcfsu Sirsinisu ben 9tlua all
1%siaufen. @0nneu mir i'm Linen nit 3eht
osroisnt 8Ihm Nub an IN ieren Staat
miro rod enpI,6 Die Hn6e tommtn, aus ieincr
eytbar9ie ~aufsuma6eu unp cite bic ungtbsnren
bI!fsmittel ga benuBen, Die SHUTTER giatur ibm
III 10 redeem Df0Be blctet. EMANCIPATION, Gus
bdu unieres Canals bis an cen Sbio uno pireete
Dampfi6,f<Gsr5Inpung init europa fnO Dir
erri Dauptlacirrsn, bic mir ure 3u eigen MAIDEN
mulen, penE Die Auibetung der Sciaperei fur
Sirsinien i6on in BEN naGfsn Sabren na&~
baltise Sriihte traeen iOl.
IS sibt fein o3u ipdt!" iur Die @elhide Der
craftsmen. Sis ale mnlea, wsnn autb nur nab
unD nab, itrfn @ulmtnatiDnf= unD SGbepunft
srrsihsn. 9Senu AUDI Str9inien pur6 lein
sigsnt6umlihrs Sultitut in ieiner @ntpidIung
neben Ieinsn nDrpliAen Shwelsrn Suridblieb,
70 brauGsn Jest ieine Silffquelrn nur %erfannt
unD Sepuroi9t 3m mrroen, I'm PAS Ssrlorsne
einSuAolen uno ftlbf pom Der Na!ur mtnoer be
bn6ts Stautsn BAH wieorr 5u lterfn9sin.
auIs 5rsuoialts wurpeu mir ourb Die Na6s
riGt iberrai6t. bas in gOsfOlt bereit6 wieoer
Das 9r0isc. elmer oirectrn 6anosls- unp GampT-
ihif Serbincuus nit europa aui8etnnbt 1T.
Do8 1T Elm @6ritt in Der ridtl9en Gidtnn9,
unO ole Ssmo6ner ~unierFs StaateS, Die an tie
mem lOldsn untsrne6men gIsi6mdBia trtGsiIiat
lInO, loatsa ftsupisF iBrs S4uttrr 'leigen, I'm
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Mngebficber 9Sineu=Netbtbum in
SSirQiniem.
(?tus e;ncm Sricf ron &i8munt.)

Sabeu Sic ie bic @eihiGts BON rem 0iarus
aetGrt, ter efmcttet bate, or mcGe fb auf rim,
G~pnrrner Bride fsncn uuo ictem Scritsraeben
Den sinsn dhtsn 9~c'rrnen Sovereign fur eiuen
9enns a%nbictsn. uno Niemaup treroe ihm ben.
(clbtn atfaufcu? Gr tbat f., uno Ssrermann
la6te tbn aus uno tielt i'm fir eiucn rrm Sr.
%renbaule GntlprunAsnen. @s mar ,su gut; UNI
mabr lu icin", unp 10 gepann or rirf!ih Iciue
lSettc.
MGasu lid unisre GapitaItifsu RE Mrral eie
Ter @eldi@tc me:tcn. 10 LANCE cs nub 3sii
1T.
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len 9roBsn Seroien)ien lib 3uer Rem @ouo.
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mahtlgt wcrrsr, einen Seri&t liter Den Minc-
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be wirp auSrmein nit arObem Snterchs srpar.
tet, mirb ater ftwfrliA Dor @nos Srtptsr rr.
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