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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-04-06

AMERICA A MATCH FOR NAPoLEoS.-Corne-
lus O'Dowd, the inimltable writer in Black.
wood, who entertains no great affection for tb' s
country, is yet delighted that France has been
snubbcd by us in her Mexican adventure. He
says:
A more insufisrable piece of insolent prctcn.
sion cannot be Imagined than what is called
the Monroe doctrine. That nv next.door
neishbor should not live in certain style lest
the servants in my house should become dis.
satisfied, is too gross nm absurdity to bo enter
tained. That whatever rules prescribe for
nv family should he adopted by every one who
resides on the same street, is somewhat over
bearing: and yet, with all this, declare am
| for the Yankee in this Mexican row. Ii is not
the Justice of the case want to think of. Ii
Is not whether France has right on her side.
and whether this demand to retire be one 0f
those mandates a High-spirited nation cannot
submit to my whole consideration is limited
to tho fact-herc at last the great bully of Eu.
rope has met his match There is young,
athletic, daring fellow ready to go into the
ring with that finished pugiist that none Of us
have courage to fight, and who, even with the
gloves on, doubles us up in fashion lar from
agreeable.
America dare, to hold language to France
that all Europe combined would not utter.
There's no denying it; there is no qualifying
IL. II We had Continental coalition to.mor-
row, we could not ventura to say what Ameri-
ca has just said. What Minister Of Russia,
or England, or Austria would say to the French
Emperor, ave were thinking Of something
else when you slipped into Savoy and Nice the
other day now that our hands aro free, you'll
have to go back again" We arc famous for
brave words IN our. Foreign Office, hut does any
one expect that such n message as this will ever
issue from Whitehall?
We would no moro provoke tho Tullcries by
an insolcnt dispatch than we would 60 into
Van Amburgh's cages and kick tho lion. IL
has become quite Europe IN superstition, that
Franco can beat every on, and | am down.
right grateful to tho Americans that they don't
believe it.
| never knew liked America so we'll till
began to speculate on this war. never sus'
pccted that thorc really was that tie OF kin
dred which journalists di'parago by that false
adulation they deal in. hate all tho can't OF
"cousinshp," but call them our own bone and
blood; spc,k Of them a, people who have
the sama leading traits as enthusiastically,
determined, untiring-takiug their share oi
hard knocks to day with fixed resolve to re
pay them tomorrow in word, Of Tint stuff
that makes right trusty friends and ycry terri
bic enemies. Regard thcm in this light, and
say, il n war shoull hrc,k out between them
and France, what side you would like to hack.
| cay, America. Id lay my head on the issue
and il any gentleman is willing to bet an cqu''
valcnt-say another crown'picce-l cry
"Donc," and wait tho event.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-04-06

A LucID DIRECTION late DR.. Henry
Ware when once asked by n parent to draw ul
q set of rules for the government of children
replied by an anecdots:
"Dr. Hitchcock" no said, "was first settled
in Sandwich; and when he made his first ex
change with the Plymouth minister, he mus,
needs pass through the Plymouth woods
miles wilderness, where travellers almost al
ways got lost, and frequently came out at the
point they started from. DR.. H., on entering
this much dreaded labyrinth, met an old wo.
man, and asked her to give him some direction
for getting through the woods so as to fetch up
at Plymouth rather than Sandwich.
"Certainly," she said, Il will tell you oil
about it, with the greatest pleasure. You will
just keep on till you get some ways into the
woods, and you will como to place where sew
ernl roads brunch of Then you must stop
and consider, and take tho one that seems to
you most likely to bring you out right.
"lle did so, and cane out right" DR.. Ware
added, ~ havo followed the worthy and srnsi-
bic old lady's advice in bringing up my chill.
drcn. do not think an body c,n do better
ut any rate, cannot" Good common nse,
doubtless, often better than all set rules; but
the thing is to hare IL.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-04-06

sT"Why does n razor cut better for being
dipped in hot water?" The microscope reveals
to us the fact that the edges Of all tools, IN.
stead Of being perfectly smooth, are really
toothcd like a saw. Now, when tho razor Is
dipped in hot water. it causes these little teeth
to expand, thus rendering the distance between
them smaller, and consequently giving the ra'
zor a smoother edge. At first thought il might
seem that the teeth would expand the same dis.
tance in every direction, thereby leaving the
edge in exactly tho same condition as II was bc.
fore its shot water bath" But when wo con.
slider that tho base Of the tooth is thicker than
the edge, tho explanation is clear; for tho for
mcr will expand in a greater degree than the
latter, thus making tho distance between the
teeth smaller; or, in short, making liner saw
We oil know that the finer the work to bc done,
the finer must DO the raw employed; hence
when we wish to saw Of our whiskers (how
few are conscious OF doing such an act y we
rcs,rt to the best means Of sharpening the in.
strumcnt-dippins 1t in hot water.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-04-06

H,yp,oxtLY DrcLrStp The late Bishop
Do,ne Of New Jersey was strongly opposed to
temperance. and his sdeboard aud tables were
loaded with brandy, wine, etc.
On ono occasion, Rev. Mr.. Perkins, Of the
SONS of Temperance, dined with tho Bishop
who. pouring out glass OF wine, desired him
10 drink with him.
"Can't do it. Bishop: wine is mocker." >"
Take glass Of brandy. then"
Cant do it, Bishop: Strong drink ID
rigging"
by this time the Bishop. becoming somewhat
restive and excited. remarked to Mr.. Perkins
"You'll pass the decanter to tho gentleman
next to YOU" W. ..
."No, Bishop, I can't do that; woe un,o
him that pustesh tho bottle to DIS he'sno0'
lips"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-04-06
9ortrp.
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SPRING

SPRING
COVE quickly, Oh thou Spring
Writ" irvv, Eir ALPHABET uI-1 the sol
In many -sinc,l h0yrrs-to preach u God,
eur Everlasting King
Cntns frum the rosy south,
Iu chsri.t ~ ie.ts- aRl e heht,
Dissolve the lingering SHOWS that vlstsn white
Bcirs,th thy fragrant mO',th.
Walk soNly o'srlhs earth,
Thou bt's-s,l srrt of the BIcu-iims
Tl,y breath i IKE an uccn.s-lsslen CLINE,
Clupins rich bowers q mirth.
Thy virgin hsr,li's here-
TIE snp~-,lrup ls1rv- her t-,s,m o. the gale,
Whils down her cheek 50 delicotsly psls,
Trckhs a erl stal tear.
The llTk nov soars above,
A. " h. tlt thy frgSlom on his wings,
While from his hsa,vn-at,uuei thrat there rings
A charming pal u lpyc.
The yet unhcarlel wheat
Nov tiuhliy puts E'rth its tcJWer leaf
To drink sweet l~Ns, ior Winter, ancient chief
Crwb Od with tutI'ring FEET.
Your sorrow, now int,r,
Ye dSslisrs in ,lark cities Spring Ia nigh,
She bathcs her girneuts u a sunset sky,
Anl tresds the halls cf myuh.
To Col au anthem ,lus,
When birth ye hurry On the hekls % blnom;
lie lghts the flowers ami lifts "a frum the tomb
To everlasting srring'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-04-06

A POINTED PRAYER--In bis speech At Brm,ns-
ham, Mr. Bright apooei.ed for the quality ot In
dian cotton. lie admitted. however. that II was
very bad indeed for the workmen' ana Illustrated
THAR excessive distaste BY story, which will OF.
fepd only those who think that men should never
nrav f,r The bread they need: "The other day
while a Methodist minister WAS supplicating the
supreme Being at prayer.mecting, and asking
among other things. Tor a supply of cotton for
the f.mishipg operatives, une man, with keen
sense Of what he hal suffered, in,erposod the
ejaculation. Yea, Lord, but not Surst |" This
man was honest.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-04-06

II Gov. Smyth, of New Hampshire, having
represented to Secretary Seward that Captain
Cornelius Healy, late Of the Sth New Hamp..
shire regiment, was undergoing imprisonment
In Ireland on on unjust charge OF being re-
nian emissary, Mr.. Seward has written 70 as.
sure tho Governor that tho matter Will DO
broucht 10 tho attention Of tho British Govern
mcrit without delay.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-04-06
"IIe who would thrive must rise a, aye.n

So says the provcrb, though there is more
rhyme than reason in it, for, il
lie who wouli thrive must rise at five,
it must follow naturally
lie who'd thrive more must rlse at fouri
and it will insure consequence that
lie who'd still more thriving be,
Must leave his be at turn 81 thrrc;
AMI who this latter would Quito,
VIII rouse him at the stroke OF two.
And, by way of climax to 1t all, II should bc
held good that
lie who'll never he outione
Must ever rise one.
But the best illustration would be
lie who'd flourish bes. of all,
Should never go TO bed At all
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-04-06

Nlspy persons look upon themselves as strug.
c,;nc 10 benefit tho world, when In fact the
world looks upou them az struggling only to
hen.6t thcmselyeJ.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-04-06
STATE OF MAINE.

YORK, ss.- Supreme judicial Court, January
Term, A ID. 1876.
Doain,cus q. joy rs. Jane, " BgGHn.
AND now on suggestion 10 the court that
n James n. Buiium, the defendant, st the time
OF the service of the writ, was not an inhabit'
ant of this State, and had no tenant, agent oI
attdrLcy within the same; that his goods or e.
tate have been attached in this action, and that
he has had no notice OF said suit and attach
mcnt:
this suit be given 10 the said defendant, by sery-
inc him in hand with an attested copy Ot this
order together with an abstract OF the plain
tins writ, not less than fourteen days, or by
publishing the same three weeks succeSsiyely In
The UniUn and Journal, newspaper printed in
BrIdcfDr,I, in said County OF York, the last pub
I,,,tjon thereof to be not less than thirty days
before the next term Ot said court, to he holden
Al Alfred in and for said county, ON the fourth
Tuesday OF May, A. ID. 1865, that said defendant
may then and there appear and answer to sahi
Attest: C. Il. LORD, Clerk.
Abstract OF Plaintiffs WTiti
Assumpsit upon an account annexed To the writ
for balance due for labor, amounting, together
with interest claimed thereon, To the SUN Of
S2O6. Also, count in said writ for labor AMI
services ut the plaintiff in his capacity ~ mill
wright, for the SUN Of S2O6. Also count in
said writ for other labor and services Of the plain
till, for the sum Of $40. And one other count
in said writ for twenty -four days work anil labor
Mt two dollars = day and boarl, amounting to
Sts. Said writ is IN plea Of the case, Is datei oc-
tut.cr 23d 1855, and Is returnable tn the January
term Of said Court at Saco, "A. ID. 1870.
true copy Of order Of court, with abstract Of
the writ.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-04-06
THE ENTIRE STOCK
w. I. Goods & Groceries
At LEAvITTS STORE,

MAIN STREET, SACO,
TOGETHER with all the fixtures belonging t"a gro.
i esry store must no sold out by the 2uth OF next
April at greatly rSiscsd rric,s.
The stock consists la part uf Corn, Meal Flour Tar
lev Pork Lard, Checs, Mackcrel, Fish, Teas Coffee,
S,igar Molasses Spices Soaps, Vinegar, Pals, hero-
seno OIL Croekery and Is. b. Ware, &c. Also, one
GrOcery Wagon Pung, Harnesses Horse, Seal' = Meas
ures, &c. ,.,,
All persons indebted 10 the subscriber, either by
note or account must call aud pay the same before
The bHh OF neNt MAY. All claims remaining unpaid
after that dss viii 10 let with an attorney nr cob
lection lit"iNl ALbhhI
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-04-06

How long did Cain hate his brother? As
long 10 he was Able.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-04-06

Whom you have no obscrrcrs' DO afraid o
yourself.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-04-06

April 2Oth---Don't Forget.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-02
eef4lans assasafks lnsaarnasrsin

SIN soIoe oss aeffern erlolateu 0ab;n.
ideiOe9s Ser sSfdus 6 Isl esp z 3 g3riesl
Ten. Satin zines uuierer Suribriiber
uno NaitqIieb Der hrdiE lfiajene seffion
oes 8ereins ipur6e altI eIlte 8orgen
I'M 4 q rbf sisls ali krofbentliib 8ers
EfaeafalNile altb eFaItiiia iisse i0I9elipe BE
ffAIdIfe It'll sFIeIbef eiilaeb raejt lilib pes
nsbillig
so arls Die GrollefEalibe sitaefollts
men III, Dab ssrnll glile BON Briefen am
oefri9eit En9e Ser gbDlera gum lpfer
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-02
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@afb pflle. 4. OttOber.i l,ti,
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4tmb7 am nnbersn Rrassbeiten; sMlamHeit "a. S"'s
Wrtt stefeni 90 EcbtsfdHen fonlmen Al anf gSetbe
uns is SAF drBfss 9ef TSnen betSeriet Gei9Ie4ts Oh
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easS. a 7 81 nd aHan, MaS. i3as
% stsAt~ 1910 pH +eaA At9s4it q II saansE5R& wAe
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-02
NeeOrberssgOart.

ausnabn.siuetle IT'LL paren 9eltertl
ole 9el9afte Ger Gecoroers : spnrt 1hf
gNonat, iuent9e ilno nur fletne nnoeoeua
tenOe Sulnnler lpuroen ais SStra1geloer
bebablt, uno Que melten Ger Snnoer
trateH ibre Getfe ms Arbettballs an.
&idaro 9Orter iollte 3 Dollars fur
unoroentlide @niflbrung be5ablen i,tto
iunro ms Steintlopfers Ntbl ab9etnbrt.
S.g 3. Dabls be5ablte Tnr oaneloe
0eraeben 20 Dollars Sab. -
grant 9itort per nit elnert Srolfsg,
tliirte1 out Der SfraBe lpaSleren 9'ng,
bate tetil tSelo. nm lellle sotrale 81 5a9@
len pno gtng bis allT sSetreres ms !Dat :
terlon SnIlolit9- sa.s ~
@noretp 6tgnh be5ablte fnr unoroentS
lid EFT Al Dollars. = -
War1 @nE, WfolIg Snllton nlo Wfoil9
3eart ttanoen aue .Orctt lteoeril9en Ses
benSpanoels angettngt, Dor Den S9ran
Ten b: lsgtere es3abIte 8 Dollars fllr
3ufnnftig benere stu.ff,lprnng; one baloeit
anoeret naemen leoo9 un!retnlut9e
glenfe ais sSal@freuen 'm 9otel am
euIloerlatlo. =. -
Senis e,aines, en- per SpOt.5e' iqlIgF
betannter s2erumlfrelder, marc anT9e<
srtHen ltno ms Arbe.fsbans gelteGt- .
y. Saro, Der pas pepsnIe gepeI nur
oenl sSortlatt nap tshht, laplIe no., IN
Slnbetra6t Der lbleAtsn i3slt, ps.re1ftgf,
inlf aflesrr ssu[en e.e legs DeFgea D.e
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-02

f-4H i. z5zss faf Z .e-s
Sierauf aemeinlddftH6e Gisung beis
oer Boards. Gbeatban left bic
9lbrelIe hes Wiagors ben GtaOtbeb0r0en
sbpr. Sm berfeIben fpri4t IekteFet ben
9eitalie0er bei0er Boar6s 1einefi 9anf
fiir bic inn befpiefeue llnteritnbMng
iusbrsi6 Eeiheg 9tnteseit aus, uno pers
.Iuridlt ifuIen, BOB bic S8ieoerertpGh hing
itm III Soppeltelt aGifcf iihN 5ieib fur
has neue antsinbr anlporuen ipirb.
Sietauf ertiannte Der Wfagor fOlgen6e
Seften sa Gomites Wfit0lie0eril unb
3lDnr fpte folgt: 4 -..I.s.t.s
ssiir 5inaSs gomite: Sbompion,
Duncan, Nlorris, Garrett uub Cotton.
Sir @rabeusT &inneDa Gbeatbam,
5Ioan, @oltart, graigbtcn, @arreft,
Cotton, 2aitenberger nnb gtdidt.
sSar @oliiei: Gbeatham, Graiebton,
Walfb, @init0n uub Moore.
ssif NaiIerIeitung 8eiO,
Stea, pannie un6 Gbilton.
Ffip SenefzO eparfangnta 8ro6ie,
0leio, @rabes. Slolan un0 9aslam.
Sur Warftbaus Cotton, Sboinp>
on Boaes, Sdgeb, Gbfpares, 9dsnie,
G0tuar6 rlit6 GoItart. "a
Sir 6Hentlihes Gi9entbum:-Jtbed,
Worris unb Garrett.
Sur SrieObOfe:-8bea, Sirder unO
Bellies. -
! Sir Bbarf; g glinbrOfe, 'eneatbanl
an6 NeiS,. 7-,s1-
Sir Mrheitsbeug: = Gloau, WaIfb
Siit Sofpitm Suutdh $nbfOn nnO
Clifton. asa
Sir gas. BeIsudtnns :T grOois,
Woore unO Walib. -
STIR @frabeM giienbabnen:- &inneA
@arrett nnb Qea1ett. A.a Ms s
z fsir 6featIide GduIeHs gSiHltOTg
Shea uno gyi0rtts.
Sur 8erbeIfe runaen:-Gbilton Cub
ION ni6 goIIes ~ ~ gnas
Sir 8runneu: 9Gslaul, eaitenbcrsi
ger unD GDtuaros. sesa7s.s ia -.
Siernuf sos fi9 Der 8Oarb Der III
bernianner snriif lilb bertngte slid) bis
sur nddlifer re1eIm6Bigeu @ibung.
{ 4Tdfbent Cotton belt iebt cine Aits
ipuadle an bic Gehncilntarner, tn Der er
ben 6erren redt plnttlihes Gri1eineil
il, ben 8erlannlIHngeil ar's 6eF3 leet.
Nad,bem bet Mntrng fir 8erta9ung
ailasnonutien mar, iU1r6 biefgIbe bis
aar na@ite1s rseelmdbieen SikHng bee
{&fxaA1 II 1911 s. ~l3B AEssiHLs WM
lglD l!llFlgASig 1.iu uW59 Raa 4bis
> sEE Gslfere g1ahsnittdg fuao nttf
osiuG ditshpldb cit gkInGtb lidles 5teig
id,ieeen lEatt. n Ga befridvte ialeenleiHe
Seifertcit MnO heraaben bic antueien0en
gailbsh eeiSsn NIB Ftnteh bee baussA
lidelg Qebeiss ssss.
!. Der Soft Der GdDiiben:. vsliihroOtt
sOar BEN 6elte duperF oiinliis.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-02

ae6beatbam ipnroe bierauf pieoer BUM
prafibenten eripa6lt. sl4s' iisasas.lts
Sietauf bereiriist iib osr 8oa=O per
9llbermanner NIT Sem Boar6 Der Goune
cilmdnner. Ser 8oar6 Der. Council
tudRner bate in berfelben 2eif cine
8e1aftsorbnnng iuie Die Nl6erinans
ner. Die Mitolie6er iuuroen pereiei9t
unb bsfialte 4rdioept gpIton iuur6e
uie6er eriua6lt. Die Stdnfen Der neneH
Nfitelieoefa ii1b: 49, Sc
SOaeclmea graOsS
tN14 eortatt AsPf0'
ea .is.lssd SSIIntBrOis )a90
ssBaIf5 &.
4 II s.ssS s''F'i' $. g..s.
a;eaai 0feiO
sA''o" 4. mars.
s = Singer sssa..
qeIDett
Duncan
Garrett
a'' .s6. @arO.
ii eOlparhs J
g Z, q. @arO.
> Sunobant
sa 5. Cotton, s. ssarb,
Su6ion
. Qaitenbereer
So 80 s ,y',' 10. ~.
49, i
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-02
Brien's @oi, 192lae Aaaa

J EwGs 1T bon gEidtisfeit tets 6af
ran al. benton, ipeilit fiinitlibe @drme
notbpenOig 1T, oab bic Grudrniung Der
9uft bie ei9etitbaalli6eunb mcrfuiiroise
g8irfuns bot, gu peranlallen, cine 9roBe
gSafIernlellae aufsnncbnierl Mnb ab6nk
|iGneioen. Quft, ipeI6e auf Dem @efrierF
punt ipet9 1T, bsrfdlGdts aiif 20. SraD
ODER bis Su an9eneblner Sernperatar err
fparmt, ale 6eudtigfeit, 70 oaB lie nns
Eaneenebttt tr0fen miro; bnnrl ablorblrt
lie Die 5eudtigfeit bon unlern &0rpern,
bon iilfiiern 9un9en mo brinst eiHa Sc
flbl Der llnabeba9libteit bernor. Sie
E.fangt Die Seil9tigfett aus ben Meubeln
lno6nr9 iie fprinlen nnb iid) iuerfen,
menn fie nidt in Sek&e fallen. @enn
| iiie nit BEN faHen @las in Bern5runo
fonmt, un6 tpenn bort lire Eenperatnr
| find, 6dnn1 f9ei6ct iIeI Die berf4lu6ten
O1npfe ab unb in bieler lDeiIe baben
bic falten Bdnbe unb 5enter bic gBirs
ftng, DAP bie 2uft nod naebr aus9etroG
netapirb. I'm Die Mtmospbare 9elunt
ionic afigenebm gu MAIDEN, baltic mnr
1.Fets auf BEN Stube,t6fen, ODER iibei
ben 2uftbei3un9s6fet, eiilen reihlther
g6trntb non g6dftra M ipsit eoffener
ooers teiGts benetfteI @efaBen, 70 BAT
tets 6endtigeeit beroanspft, UNI Die 2uf
gu iatti9en. Oies 1T chen 10 tuidti9 fin
iebes lebel1ne SBefelt in einem 8ilnner
fit YFdnsen, tDie fir Sblere, UNI il
&irden nno Sduf5tnmern, tuie in Yris
battDo 6ftlingeH. g. '.ss ssA.ii siisssii4
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-02
@tabtratb gserpambIaaaen:

: Ser B6or6 Der 9ll6erna1nner her :
fantmelte iitb geitern gotmittag I'm IL
lbr.
9lI6. SbDnpfof putbe bierauf gum
temporaren 8rafioenten ernaunt. Sier Z
auf 8ereiDtgling falnntliber neller
MitalieDer urb itlfb berer Rdnlers iuie
EnInf. - Z. = - s19s.sl - esttssssae
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-02

ng gBdhreno be neae gaOre ldfbsl
- riIIe GtrQBen Gifenbdb,f 9inie bas
@traBenpH Glter ,aiifreiBt, nlfi ibre neuen
-. Gbiensn, auf Oeaerls bic fabrenoe Sers
binbung stuif9en @ermalltOiDil u 9fasb :
DiIIe beraelteAt iDerbeti foo, fino 9trbeiter
an Der a@R0 syfasHDiILe Ginie belbdf-
tiat, I'M ;mil6eu ben Shienen be eros
Sen Gteine heraus3unehlnen uno tlellf
3u f@ldasaa. gEie ans iltitgetbeilt fpirS.i
n iiu6 tleinere Gteine aipji@en pem Ge@
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