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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-13

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Splendosso Of morning the bilIow crests brighten.
Lightning and Turing them on TO the land;
Far away waves whore The wan vessels whiten,
bluo rollers. breaking In surf where We stand.
Curved like the necks Of legion Of horses,
Baoh with bis froth-eildod name flowing free.
Hhhcr they speed In perpetual courses.
bearing thy riches. Oh. beautiful sea
Strong with the striving Of yesterdays surges.
Laahed By the Want0n winds leagues from the
Each. driven fast byjts follower. urges
fearlessy those that are heeting before.
How thog leap ovaT The ridges wownlk on.
Flinging Us gifts from the depths Of the sea-
SilVtfy Ash for tho toam-haunling falcon.
Palm-Weed and pearls for my darling and mel
Light falls her foot where tho rift follows after.
Finer her hair than your feathery spray.
Swooter bervoice than your silvery laughter
Hist 70 Wild conriers. list 10 my lay
Deep IN the chambers Of grottoes aurofal
Morn laves her jewels and bends her red knee
Th1nce, 70 my dear one, your smber and coral
Bring for her dowry, oh. beautiful seal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-13

DR. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College Of SURGEONS, London
Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Colleges the
limited tatcs and the greater part of whose lite has
been spent IL the hospitals Of London, Paris, Phia-
depha and elsewhere, has effected some of the most
sstonishing cures that were ever known: many
trubled with ringing in the head and cars when
asleep. great nervousness, being alarmed atsudden
sounds, tashfulnes' with frequent blushing, attend
immediately. H yVE2tiH IH NkNHHlG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-13
T&KE EARTHQUAKE NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves bya certain practice,
indulged in when alone, habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the effects Of
which are nightly felt, even when asleep and if not
both mind and body. should apply immediately.
I What pity that young man, the hope Of his
country the pride Of his 1arents, should he snached
from ali prospects and enjoyments Of life by the con-
sequence Of deviating from the path Of nature and
INDUCING in certain secret habit. Such persons
must before contemplating ~r
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Missing.

The following Notes belonging TO myself disap-
peared from my office on Saleday last, or within
two or three days afterwards-those payable 70
the undersigned on their faccs were as follows:
One on DR.. II. G. Cooley for ST3.05 !; w. W.
Humphreys, $4,000; Reuben. Richey,f S17,29 !;
s. II. Owen, 500; JAS. A. Hoyt, $IU68; Jas. "A.
Hoyt, $4,000 !; G gorge Roof, $1,000; s.. II. Bra
zeale, bal. $500; J. c. Keys. $3.50; O: B..
Broyles, $4,000; o. 4. Broylcs, $4,000; o. 4.
Broyles, $3.50. 90; F. W. Fitzpatrick, $4,000; j..
v Harbort, $500: E. G. Cobb, $5.00ii G.sE.
Reeves, $500; H. c. Cooley, bal. $500; j. c..
Keys, $500; J. W. Robinson, $l26.G0; y. III.
Partlow, $1,000; Jos. NJ. Adams, Sl6.56; - s..
Lorton, S25O00; John Wilson, bal. order, S9.95;
IL. c. Cooley and B. a. McAlister, $4,000; one
on L. A. Osborne for S4l. 90, payable to Jos. NJ.
Adams one on Elijah Webb, payable to: Q, r,
Broyles, bal. $4,000; OH John Peter Brown S92.
l6, payable to ]. NJ. Partlow; on Hon. K. Munro,
$500 payable to J. ~. Par,loy; on NJ. B., Viii
Broyles, $4,000, payable to A. O. Norris J; on Is
rncl Noel and John Charles, a small balance, pay
able to O. R. s j. I. Broyles, administrators John
Major, to same, S27.00 on VIM. Masters, S25.09,
PAYABLE to o. X. Broyles; A. Acker, $500 on
Il. w. Todd, $500, payable to Harrison Broyles;
on w. N. Purdy, payable to same, $1,000.
All persons are hereby forewarned motto trade
for any of the above mentioned Notes. They. ore
utterly yaueless TO any other person than myself
and | therefore hope this advertisement may lead
to their recovery. Memoranda of them have been
preserved, from which they may be renewed. /
will pay q reward of 500 in Gold to any one who
will deliver them to me-, or furnish information
which will enable me TO recover them.
AT. BReYLEs. $
Febl5. 1866 ~, 35, ~ f..tt
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THE last or THr !. MoHrcANs.u

In another place there will be found Tribute
of Respect to the Editor of this journal, which
needs an explanation to the uninitiated Years ago
there was club of young men in Laurcns styled
4" Monks" Few were aware of its existence, and
fever still became familiar with the registering,
jolly nature of its members their assiduous appli
ance to the cultivation of letters Fun, sentiment
and study were commingled in due proportion, and
we look back to those halcyon hours with un-
mixed pleasure and satisfaction. But time brought
about changes, deep and lasting; the Order was
broken up and its members scattered. Only one
yet remains among the familiar haunts of our boy
hood; and in view of recent important era in
our life, he has given to the world doleful string
of resolutions. We have only to add, that it is
pleasant to think there is another resolution which
he will make ere long, namely, to accept our ad-
thou and do likewise"
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ORDINARY'S SALE.

BY an order of II. Hammond, ESQ.,, Ordinary Of
Anderson District, will expose to sale on'Sale-
day in March next, 1866, the Real Estate of Aaron
NJ. Hall, deceased, one Truct of Land, situated
in Anderson District, on the waters of Generosites
Creek, bounded by lands of widow Martin Jane
Spearman and Others and contains one hundred
and seventy-two acres, more or less.' - <ts.s
Terms of Sale.-Credit of twelve months, with
interest from day of sale-the purchaser giving
bond with good security, and a mortgage of the
premises, if deemed necessary to the Ordinnr5for
payment of the purchase moneyTexcept the. cost,
Which will be required in cash, to be paid in spe
Gle or its equivalent. ' - s5:ntg ~ -
Given under my hand and seal February 10,
1866. j. B. MCGEE, SAD.
sherias Office, Feb 10, 1856. - S5-8 -
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Ordinary's Sale.

BY an order of H. Hammond, Esq, Ordinary of
Anderson District, will expose to sale on Saleday
in March next the Real Estate of Aaron S. Sltch-
ell dcceascd consisting of one Tract of Land
situated in Anderson District, on the waters Of
Rocky River, bounded by lands Of A. NJ. Neal,
Whit. Guyton and Others and contains one hun
dred and four acres, more or less -
Terms of Sale--0n aacredit Of twelve months,
with interest from dny of sale-the purchaser Civ
ing bond and security, and mortgage of the
premises, if deemed necessary the, Ordinary for
the payment of the purchase money-except the
cost, which viii be required in cash-spece or its
equivalent--on day of sale. Us =
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th day of
February, 1868.
Sheriff's Office, Anderson, SC. p. a,
= 35 3
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From tie Laurensuiue Herald.
TRIBUTE, OF RESPECT.


AT called meeting of the f" Monks" held in
Monk Hall, q quorum of onc--the Last Rose of
Summer-being present, the following Preamble
and Resolutions were read before the meeting.
Whereas, In the of human events the de-
crees of fate have taken from our midst our loved
and respected brother, JAMES a. HoYT, who, like
other departed brothers, has taken unto himself u
wife, Be it therefore ......l.,.
Resolced, That we offer our heartfelt congratu-
lations to our departed brother, and wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days, because we are
unable to guand do likewise.
Resolred, That blank page in our records be
dedicated to him. and full account of the terrible
crime he has committed be entered therein.
ResOlued, That We sympathize deeply with his
family in their afliction.
Rcso1ucd, That the Order of the "Monks" be-
ing now broken up, that when this meeting nd
journs il stand adjourned never to meet again 81
Resolusd, That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the Laurensville Herald and An
derson Intellgcncer.
The Preamble and Resolutions being put to vote
were unanimously agrt ed to.
The President then gave tho following
Farewell old Monk
"-None knew thee butsto love- thee,
None named thee but TO praise"
The members being too much affected for further
business the meeting adjourned. ~
C. F. NJ, President
G. 7. Q. NJ, Secretary.
Laurens C. H., Feb 7th, 1866
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RETURNED.

After two weeks absence from the sanctum, tho
EDIToR has returned, and enters upon the dis
Charge of onerous duties with renewed alacrity
and ZEAL His grateful Acknowledgements are due
to Maj. W. W. Humphreys for the acceptable man
ner in which the intellyencer has been conducted
The patrons, no doubt, have appreciated the ability
and fitness of the Major while steering the helm.
Long life to him, and an early chronicling of his
matrimonial felicities
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/ am SIS wears of age. was living with Mr.,

am SIS years of age. l was living with Mr.
Joe Preyoss; my wife issliying with Mr. Crawford
Keys; Iam irregular Iniflwright;, follow the car
ipeater's trade sometime when have no employ:
ment About the 18th October L was building q
tannery for Mr.. Preyost: 1 was sat Mr. Crawford
Keys on that day and night. I saw Peter Keys
that morning eating his breakfast; then caught his
horse and was off.
=Fhe-question WAS next asked by the Judge-Adyo-
cate IL he knew where Crawford Keys was on that
day and nights Counsel for the accused objected
to the question. The Court cleared for delibera-
ton, and up re-opening adjourned, reserving their
decision until it tre-assembled6n Monday last.
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MORE ALMANAcs.

sMessrs. DurF1r s. CHAPMAN, Newberry, S. c.,
has sent us few copies of Grier's Southern Alma
nae which they will furnish by mail, post paid at
IS cts, per dozen, Sc per hundred, and ten cents
for single copies. .....
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OUR AGENT IN CHARLESTON ll

Mr.. THOMAS P. SLIDER, at The Mills House, is
our only authorized Agent in the City of Charles
ton,, to receive Advertisements. Merchants and
others in the metropolis can ascertain terms for ad
lvertising by calling upon him. 5,.s,. ,-ef
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GBt Arl5e:tl:son gmtllisent:s:r.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. Is, 1856.
JAMES A. HoYT, EDITOR.

fDss The communication of "a Citizen u is
crowded out this week. 1t viii appear in our next
issue.
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NEGRO KILLED.

We learn that negro man was wounded on
Tuesday last by the accidental discharge of a gun
in our streets and from the effects of which he
died thatinight. ts. ~
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Notice.

THE firm of ROGERS s. HUME is this day dis
solved by mutual consent J. B. Rogers will con-
tinuc the business. He will pay all demands
against the former firm, and receive all debts due
the said firm. J. B. ROGERS. !.
WILLIAMSON, Feb s. 1866. - SS5--3 =
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NOTICE TO DISFIILE ERS.

THE FOLLOWING ACT, passed. at the recent
session of the Legislature, is published for the
boneft of oil concerned i..t5esi..is..rg-4 81 4
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AN ACT TO REGULATE THE DIsTnLATIoN
OF SPIRITU0US LIQUORS.


l. Be it enacted by the Senate and, House Of Rep
resenta,ives, now me and sitting in General AS
sembly, and by the authority of The same, That
hereafter shall be unlawful for any person in this
State to be engaged in the distiation of spirtuous
liquors from OF cut ofany grain or other substance,
except raw sorghum and the ordinary fruits In
their season, without n license therefor from the
Commissioners of Public Buildings Of the. District
in which such persons shall be engaged.
H. That before the license 'hereinbefore men
toned snail be granted, the person or persons ap-
plying for the same shall pay into the hands of the
Commissioners Of Public Buildings Of the District
in which such application shall be made, 1.-The sum
of two hundred dollars on and. for each and every
STILL or other apparatus used in the distillation of
spirituous liquors, except from fruits, rs aforesnid
which license shall not be granted for longer Pc
riod than twelve months.
HI. That violation Of any of the provisions
contained in this Act shall subject the person SO
offending to Indictment as for high misdemeqnor,
nnd upon conviction thereof, such person shall be-
fined in q sum not less than FIVE hundred nor more
than two thousand dollars and imprisoned not less
than three months nor more than two years two.
hundred and fifty dollars of which fine shall go 10
the prosecutor, who shall be q competent witness
on behalf of the State.
In the Senate House, the twenty-frst day of De-
cember. n the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty five.
President oflihe Senate.
c.. II. SESIONTON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,.
Approved JAMES L. onH. -,4.ss.., Il. :.
All persons in Anderson District, who have been
running Stills since the date of the above Act, or
who expect TO distil liquor from grain during the
present year, hereby notified to make appiic'l-
ton for License, in compliance with the terms Of
said Act. 80 -
Applicatio IS for Licenses must be made to the
Board of Commissioners Of Public Buildings for
Anderson District S. MCCULLY, -: =.
o. H. P. FAINT,
Commissioners of Pub. Buildings.
Feb Is, 1866 S5 I'm s.--.. -;
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" Notice to Cotton Shippers.

THE Collector of Taxes at this place having given.
notice TINT the two cents per pound tax on cottou
must be paid here, allscotton shipped from this
point, we take this method Of notifying friends
that we are prepared to pay the tax all cotton
sent TO our care fg shipment. -
W. II. JEFFERS & CO., 49,.
a.gis Forwarding Agents.
.Ha5-. The Laurensville Herald, Abbeville Press
and Banner and Anderson lntelligoncr XII copy.
three times and charge to account W 1.-J. =. ess.
Feb l5 1866 81
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-11

tcrminod he shall not have-for they know
in this event he would come forth with no
stain upon his charactcr-no tarnish upon
his horror.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-11

4 ~ 80 =
& &: AN aucsionesE was much annoyed by
ths l 10y bids of Spa IF his entlo oiiiara, b and.
offered .hye dollanlto apy. .pnsz Who would;
pushim out, a largo 3 tsroaios,aas 1ob,kine.
individual uls appresoli ed the unfortdhste
offend and q shisper Ioaa ssuopgG 80:
;bs hssrd fomon 81 has ssdd dressed.
hiM: big ;sl9 ftsaa M WITH No
:ana g gisaI half alg ths money ], 5. !:
y 8
4 noths adm ospls s6iblx her ii 1 / sei gm & {ss s;lad
::ssoine seyen foids him he
should ns3sfd THAT shS
'sSpulas }tls usehjn j 5r,episd. ,
lGsat tths rensin til 81 Ethsi
fPtanp loshigh t,s; .s 81 !;
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OUR DEAD.
Df COL. 4. NJ. HOBBY,

"My house shall be called Of all nations the
house Of prayer; but 30 have made it u den Of
Thieves ~
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-11

"Heware Of false prophets which como to
ravening wolves"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-11

Our readers will thank the author of the
following noble lines for their beautiful and
affecting defence of the heroic and immor-
tai dead Of the South. They are the more
appropriate, as coming from ono who gain
ed for himself high reputation as a SOL
dier, under circumstances which make that
fame the equivalent of moro even than it
generally implies.-GalVeston News.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-04-07

Nebensarten.-Der Qu5brud. :.
rcuf eIaem srobenIuee Ieben>" ldreibt i'd,
paber, baB i'm IA. Sabrbunbert Der Rano
!1a@ Der S9ublanee beitimmt ,purpf'
DER S9ub eesgbelmanneS par Il Tu9
Der etnt6 Sarons 2 Jub uno ber eint5
Blriten p GuB lang.
Man 9 iast: ~gr bat cine 9sale bstoms
men" neil ebemaI5 Gemisnieen, Der eiz
nen Wertpet5 tefam, cine bante Nale bon
pappe aufseifbt .purte.
Die Reoen8art: uglm 5uaoertude
i,assn," bat ibren l1ripruno bon bsm
Su@e, tpel9ss sur Gaitenseit um ben 81
tar getdnst purbe, gum 3eiden, tas mon
)ebt bureern md6e.
Wan iost: reiise,. bag Gu eri1id0.~
Die altsnDeutlden eLaubten, per S6ulp
an elmer b6ien 9bat Safe unb lauanp,
Gem n1dlle Bel Der iusenannten gretpTobs
bag grob i'm 5alIe iteden bleiben.
gas 0elunpbeitpiiniden beim ylielea
1T l@on ser 9lriitples5 ibli6 esueisf,;
Sai'er Iiter bate IS anemsfoh!sr,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-04-07

R'5eer baben fi& erobe 8srbienit. um
ben gartentau, ,1amentlt@ I'M bic 3u@t
gutter 0emiile uno &oblarten ermorben,
tie baben 3uerft in Deuti1lant, namentz
lid TN Bdrtemtersil9en, ben 8einbau
sinsefQbrt unp BE berrli@i1en Reten ee>
sogen, Ie babeu enoli9 bic Deinber9e,
pel&e fie fi@ fdon In frlbeiten 3eiien
pur9 fromme @henfuneen 3u eruerben
wubten, nit einsr 2isbe unb Soreialt ee<
pFtst tpte i,ur cine Mutter ibr liebles
atnb pFestn tann. Sbre @ertienile
pesbalb in Gbren. BUR SQuitration>
pie IS etnif, oielIei@t aud jeBt nod bdus
TN &efectcrium 3usinB. mSse bier nod
tin tletnes @ebtdt Ypn q. &aafnann fol-
gen. Sc lautet:
Die M6ntbe pom GobanniSbere.
gon Uulb set tpadre &bt fam etult III siiiriren,
Os auf SrbannssbsrB bic Neben rsbt Torirsn
Die Irauten Fnsen i&on eoletraunis an su
Der @tt Ius stn Convent su eissm atsastrin-
fen.
Gt iprat: "Dsr tiini,'ss 9srtf pirb Faer nns
erfreuen;
Gin G!ai&lsiu, minter msbr, mir brau4sn's
nidt 5u idsuen.
5ier aus BEN Mutsria6! Du& bait! besor mir
ae@en,
Nsbmt cur BREWER, ibr 5errn, Gin tura @ebet
3u iprs9sn."
y Brtvitr ?"-uSa. ba3 8ttbitr !"-Sie mUetten
fGier berltnten,
Sis fu9tn> luGen-.eabt' Breinnsn mir gu
trinten
Die 6lai&su bsr! @siB @ptt, tas beib i'd tc@
sereeBli&,
Dag i'd ben StSpfelsus babetm lief. IS 1T has.
li4."
nDen StGplslsus?' 5m Mu fabrt's ta iu ale
Sai@eu,
limb siebt'S i'm Nusenblif Rortjteper mtbr ais
Tla,1en.
Brave, ibr frommeu 9n,n! Dies Studaen
lInb' i'd better,
Daran srstnn' it re@t eie e9ten @pttssItrei=
ter.
DraSr, ibr frommsu 5errn! @sl9 rsi9er Opt.
teslegen,
I'm St6pislsisbsrn-si, was eudt ibr 70 ssyle.
gen!
0abt eud fir teute nitt nod weiter Summer
fdafTen,
Bic mVrsen-ltiQ! ibr 5erru, trsreifsn mir bic
gSaGsn!"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-04-07

Der Seen yprter Correspondent Der
Gbicaeo r3ritune" eutwtrft cine S@ilbe<
runs ron per pub< unb prnntiu&t set
Damen ocn .Netp Dorf, bic leicer nur au<
3u pobr 1T. ST faBt:, 4
~Die t5flt&feu @ewtte, bic fi@ fur
cine t5nielt@e @arperobe oper BE 8raut.
MusRastune einer 6er3oetn be Mou9ep
iei9nenlparbeu beren ausl&weifenbe epra@t
ielbf tn Yarts gun. Scantal eewp,ben
.ipar.-Fe ,perben bier sertauft uup fnbtr,
(9neuen Mblab. SIN 8rpabpap .tann
man buuberte Der frlber unetrei&baren
&amttlba Sbaw!S ;dblen, wenu man
sbloe fdnf Ninuten lang ii6 casu. bic
Mlbe nebmtn wiQ 5 fie werpen lest bau.
| F8 8ftraDen. obslei& ibr preis fabelbaft
bod If. Die 7tofbartn Samusets sMeau<
tiQen. beres siue In pprtsen @tnter nod
| ls&30O isaetf; ;wIber In 1bet, taubi9en
Ge.a6eR % ,tdufs Betraats., 5bat nan nd
leudb btegt fabh weaa 1u,aa etumM ben
eiufa&en ant babi&en tnSlti&en Bttet
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9funtt,,er 4O1.

M tstfn : SSfF,ier auf bem nddilen Weos nod
~ oer s@.obnung bts fSnislidsn Solicit
prdftenten gu fabrsn.
-, Der D Supslier par slddlid, auf lolhs
gSeile Dor efnea 70 idaubIiden getruos
bemabrt su letn, unb bate nur nod 2eit
estt 'padern e6usmann:in fur,ea 8or. '
ten ls1ten tparmen Denf aas,ufpreden
esntl IN. nd9ften &useublid fubr bic
Otoibts eileub6 pappn.
Det Supslier ober uartet nod beute.
eab le'n BsiQantenidmud ibm ,urGdoe,
8esen rperbe, oenn @raf Sff,ier. .Sdupz
mann uno Droldfenfutl9er batten urtfr
elnfrOede eeitedt II. tparen @lieoer zines
u. hsslflben @aunercomplpts.
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Gu, Mefeetoriunt.

Die Gntlaeune auf bic Treuoen Der
@rbe 1T faft IN jebem 2lcferseliibbe ent<
balten. Nuseel@loien Fnc bic @on&e
BON ben @llle per Gamtlte unb BEN
eenubttuenbeu, beslddenben @eflble bes
etsenen 6erbes. Gt8entbuu, 3u erwerben,
IT {bne1 ni@t ner96nnt, at8ei&nttten
tinp fie ppu fait allen 8e3tebunsen nit
Der @elt unb ibren Greucen, uua unab<
ld1f9 BEN einen 3wed III bienen, ben ie
f9 eewetbt baben. Dennp@ i&winoet
fiir fie bas 2eben ni@t freupenleer unb
eenuslps babtn. Sn benz Reftetoriun,,
teu, Gpetitlaale bes &lpfers, 100 iie f@
tdsli@ uaebrtre Male gum semeinlamen
Gi5en yer@antmeln, erbldben ibre Gseunben
an ber rei@bsfbten Eafel, nit Dem ppbl
bereiteten Spet(en unp ben, eolpi8 fun>
felnpeu @ei1e. Da8 Nefeetoriun, III Der
ei0entlt@e Dr8ul8unBsprt bes &lofer6.
Dort tldren f@ tte erniten @eF9ter auf
bort ld6t Ge ber Yptul psr8s0en> ouf tpie
piel anbere 2ebensfreutea Ie persi@ten
naGen, bort fteist aud fur fie, tpie fir
iepes anbere Menf@entinp, aus tem Rez
ben(afte Elm beiterer, .luitieer @stit eu,ppr,
,lnb bic Seller zines jeben &lolers bsieu>
9eu, bab bte W6n@e ben @ei, 3u 1dd<
sen tpt7er, penn BE t6fli@fen Sprten
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