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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-25

GEN. SANTA ANNA.-The common
council of Elizabeth y J.. paid am oIli-
cal visit to the eX-ire>idcnt OF Mexico
tiSt thursday and had :, cordial welcome.
In his remarks he WAS quite enthusiastic
over the wrongs OF Mexico and her new
tyrants. In Il few DAYS lac will make his
head quarters in New York and Il public
reception will be given him. lie will
soon make 4 complete erp0se of hiS plans
and rciute the malicious charges maize
against him.
e. The two following items are from
the Littleton Gazette
Col. j. W. Robinson, Superintendent
OF this section OF the American TELEGRAPH
Company, commenced the extension of
the lime from this place to WhiieiieId and
Lancaster last Tuesday. He intends to
complete the work 10y the 9Th of June.
We announced some time since that
Mr. John Lindsay had purchased the no.
tel OF T. {. Knapp, in this place. but
such was not the fact. We were mislu-
formed. We now understand that tins
hotel has been purchased 10y DIR. c. NJ.
Tuttle Of this place.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-25

The Grant House al Franklin. Pa.
WAS fired. Saturday morning. probably
ior the purpose OF plumber. and was hurn-
ed 10 the ground \ woman jumped
lion a iomrih->iorv window and di,yl soon
after Two servant -irl~. named Jane
Dawson and Bridget Kelley. were burned
10 death
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-25

The New Hampshire legislature. which
commences lis session in the enlarged ami
rcmoieici capitol nj Concord. will hayr
10 elect Il United STATES senator in place
OF Senator Clark. and decide on further
measures for funding the state debt. AMI a
good deal of legislation on railroad AMI
expires business. will be asked for. The
candidates for senator are Daniel Clark.
the rr->cn! Incumbent. T.. IL Rollins of
Concord. Gen Gilman Mar>ton AMI !. w.
Patterson oi Hanover. now members OF
the lower huu>c IN Congress.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-25
lTAkE YOUR OWN So,p

ll'Riar. IstT q l"s elf, RAJ --,l.-a o. -r.,-
tor -aie ~ II cri-,Ei-. s.-i1 Eloc,ls 81 -.i-r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-25

liz HEAD SwINpLEG.-Rich men.
weary OF business. retire UAlahomy.
having hlcl tiie Irish patriots of This coun-
try +" the extent et several hundred thou
sand dollars. follows the fashion. AMI make,
The arrival Of stephens. The plausible pre-
text for re>i gning his head ccntre-hip.
Any either s'Hinllcr. infinitely les culpahle
than Iili> enormous one. would have been
cent 10 the states prison, long ago
Springfield A,i'siirn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-25

lion- Horace MAYNARD of Tennessee.
Say>; The question of Ile.ro suffrage In
tennessee. Will la settled 10y ana lax in IA
Sor "i the black man, and should nni
wonder Ii Tennessee gave The hlark man
The ri@ht to vote bcior, Connecticut docs.
And the black man viii probably vote
sooner IN North Carolina Than in Pcrn,yl-
wanna
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-12-06
~ A SE

his prices will be as los as the low
est. The stock consists in part OF
ladies' Dress Goods of the latest
styles, solid and plaid CsshmtreS,
DeLsiues, Poplins, Bombazn-s, Al
paecas, black Silks, Cionks, Shawls,
Breakfast Capes aud Shswls, Soniags,
Collars, Laces, Edgiugs Of tho finest
qualities. Hoped Skirts, Cprsets,
lisndkerChiels, Gloves, Hosiery,
Ribbons, Head Dresses of endless
variety, Dress Trimmings, ladies
Hats and Flowers, White Goods Of
every quality, red, white, gray, and
spotted Flsnnels, and in fact every
thing that is needed to make la
dy wardrobe complete, Fine Ere reh
black Cloth, doe kin Cashmere, dou-
he miltAi fancy Cashmere, Sa'tinets,
Tweeds, Jeans, Has, Boots, Shoes,
Gloves, Umbrellas, read made
Clothing, Hardware, QueeuSwsEe,
Tinware, Boocs, Stationery, Groce-
ries, &C., all of which will he sold al
the lowest p,iee for cash OF bUrtsr.
oeIll T, GOODRICH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-12-06
Public Sentiment.

The Radicals are making great
ado over the recent declaration of
public sentiment, and arrogate un-
to themselves a great many airs
because they have been sustained
by public sentiment.
1t isn't always any great credit
to a man to be sustained by public
sentiment-for it is a tickle thing,
to say the least, and is often found
sustaining the wrong,
Public sentiment clsieitied the
Saviour, and set Barrabas, the
robber, free.
Public sentiment stoned the
APOSTLE James to death.
Public sentiment burned John
Rogers at the stake.
Public sentiment drowned limo
cent women in New England, as
witches.
Public sentiment in New Eng.
land bored holes through the
tongues of the Quakers.
Public sentiment mobbed these
same Radicals a few years ago
for preaching the same doctrines
they now profess, and it is a great
pity they hadn't hung every moth.
er's son of them.
Public sentiment is a queer
thing. Processes Christianity, and
elects infdels and blasphemers to
office; processes honesty, and puts
the treasury into the hands of the
greatest set of thieves outside the
State prison; processes to be the
champion of freedom, ndsustains
the greatest set of tyrantS that ey-
er escaped assassination.
IT public sentiment don't hang
these Radicals to "a sour apple
tree" some of these days, we shall
be greatly mistaken, and think q
good deal worse of it than we dc
now.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-12-06

The Bank Of Genoa, which has
been in existence hundreds of
years, has perhaps proved itself
the strongest institution of the
kind in the world, ltis remark
able fact in its history that its
administration has always been as
permanent and interchangeable as
that of the republic has been agi-
tated and fluctuating. No altera-
ton ever took place in the mode
of governing and regulating the
affairs OF the bank, and two sove-
reign and independent powers, at
war with each other, have been
within the walls of the city, with
out producing the slightest shock
to the bank, or causing it to Sc
crete any of its books or treasures.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-12-06

LADIES SHOULD READ NEwSPA-
PERs.-It is a great mistake in fe-
male education to keep a young
lady's time and attention devoted
to the fashionable literature of the
day. If you would qualify her for
conversation, You must give her
something to talk about-give her
education with this actual world
and its Transporting events. Urge
her to read the newspapers, and
become familiar with the present
character and improvements of
our race. History is of some I'M
portance; but the past world is
dead, and We have nothing to dc
with it, Our thoughts and our
concerns should be for the present
world, to know what it is, and i'm.
prove the condition of it. Let heI
have on intelligent opinion and be
able to sustain a conversation con-
corning the mental, political and
religious Improvement of our time.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-12-06

Some sixty years ago there
lived on the borders of civilization
a man who had an aged, in6rm,
and blind father. The old man
frequently broke the crockery on
which his food was served. His
sons wife complained of it, and
the son at last determined to take
a block of wood and hew out a
tray or trough, in which to feed
his father. Accordingly he took
his AK and went to the forest, fol-
lowed by his son, He found a
poplar that looked as if it would
suit his purpose, and began to cut
out a block Of the desired size.
Having swung his AK a few mo-
ments he became weary, and his
son said, Father, what are you GO
ing to make?" The father replied,
Il am going to make trough for
your grandfather to eat out of. !"
The little boy loved his grandfath-
er very mach, and supposed it all
very kind; and said: Il am so
glad; won't it be nice9 Father,
when You get old and blind, |
will make a trough for you" The
father, conscience-strioken, and
fearing sorrow for himself, took up
his AK, returned to his home, and
ever after seemed to treat his aged
parent kindly,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-12-06
How to Select Fowls that
are Young and Fresh.

A young turkey has a smooth
leg and soft bill, and if fresh,
the eyes viii be bright and the
feet moist, Old turkeys have sea-
", stiff feet.
j Young fowls have a tender skin,
smooth legs, and breast bone yields
readily to the pressure of the fin
ger. The best are those that have
yellow legs. The feet and legs
of old fowls look as if they had
seen hard service in the world.
Young ducks feel tender under
the wing, and the web of the foot
lis transparent. The best are
thick and hard on the breast.
Young geese have yellow bills,
and the feet are yellow and sup
Pile; skin may be easily broken by
the head of pin, the breast is
plump, and the fat white. An
old goose is unfit for the human
stomach.
Fowls are most easily picked if
scalded; but this renders the skin
liable to be torn, and consequent
Ily they will not look nice.
To keep fowls in warm wealth
Ier, take out the heart and liver
and parboil them, set them aside
in a cool place, to be used in the
gravy. Wash the fowls as soon
as possible from the blood. and
Iplunge one at a time into a kettle
of boiling water for five minutes,
moving it about that the water
may penetrate every part. Drain
land wipe them dry, and pepper
the inside and neeks. The pro-
cess will enable you TO keep them
two days in warm weather. In
cold weather, all sorts of poultry
should be kept at least "a week ;
but care should be taken that they
do not freeze, as they are not quite
SO good for being frozen,
|
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-12-06

Duane 4 Threfal sowed and
harvested this year in Murray,
Alameda County, Cal, 2,aO0 acres
of grain, mostly wheat, and of good
quality. Their regular harvest
force is 20 men, They employ
1S7 horses and mules in regular
service on their ranch, and have
four eight-mule teams, which haul
10 sacks each over the hills to
the landing. This year they ran
three headers, five reapers, and
two threshers, They are preparing
to sow the coming season 4, 400 az
cres, 700 of which are enclosed
in one field, Their working force
will be sufficient to pillow, sow, and
harrow so acres per day.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-12-06
A woman, with a child in he

A woman, with a child in her
arms, jumped from a train OF cars
last week at Waterloo, Ind, when
going at the rate OF fifteen miles an
hour. Learning that she had
passed the station at which she
wished 10 stop, she seized her
child, stepped upon the platform
aud jumped of, As soon as pos
sible the train was backed up, and
the woman was found standing
where she had landed from the
train, between two large heaps of
ties, not in the least injured.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-12-06
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES,

CASTINGS, Iron, Nails, Wooden
u Ware, Boots and Shoes, Leather,
Country Produce, ETC., have now in
store and will continue to receive
,iireet from Louisville, large aud
choice assortment Of Sugar, Cnflee,
Mulssses, Sill, Mackerel, Tobacco,
Cigsrs, Iron, Nails. Pepper, Spice,
GIDger, Nutmegs, Dye-Stulls, Can
dies. Oysters, Sardines, Crackers,
Cheese. Nuts, Candies, Boots and
Shoes, Ware, etc, which viii he sold
As Low as any House in The Place,
Call aud see before purchasing else
where. PRICE & COLE.
March Is, lS66-ly
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-12-06

A lady in Columbus, Ohio,
dreamed that three persons were
being suffocated near by. She a.
Weakened in a fright, and induced
her husband TO examine the
house. In an adjoining room a
young lady was found insensible
and nearly dead from the effects
of escaping gas.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-12-06

A Federal official has made oath,
says the Petersburg hder, before
the proper authority, that system
of dissertation to the dead of the
United States armies, buried in
that vicinity, apd of swindling the
Government is pursued by the
contractors for reinhuming those
bodies. The Government allows
eight dollars for each new. burial,
and the official declares that the
bodies are each cut into four pieces,
and each piece buried separately, a
trick which secures TO the con-
tractor thirty-two dollars for eve
ry corpse.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-12-06

Y EEP constantly on hand large and
IN we'll selected stock Of
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-12-06

BY a comparison of Beast But
ier's vote with the Gnbernatoriai
vote in his district, it seems that
he ran behind the ticket in almost
every town.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-12-06

Congressman John Morrissey is
said TO be like Daniel Webster,
because he is an ex-pounder.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-12-06

A eolored preacher of Virginia,
only fifteen years, has justmarried
q gushing beauty Of eighty.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-12-06
GRUCENIES.

OF every description, which We offer 70 the
trade at Kosasst Aarkt Prloss.
Oar facilities Tor furnishing all articles in
the GTposy GRs ospnot be exoellei by any
house in the South or West.
We have now in store and 10 SrTive--
1000 barrels Flour:
100 DO Refined Sugars;
e5 hhdS yellow DO
81 barrels fresh Clover Seed;
100 do aud c and BOur bon Co. Whisky
600 hays Coffee;
SIS boxes Star Csn6les;
200 do Cove Oysters;
100 DO and or boxes RAisius;
so do assorted Fruits;
es 30 do Nuts. ..s.s
zoo Go do Candies aad Kisses:
100 do Cheese; :.
500 kegs Nails; al
so dozen painted Buckets;
80 do SifserS;
e5 boxes Tohaoco, (bess branas;)
50 caddies do DO
80 kegs Erg'iSh and Amer lean Soda:
e5 bags PeppE;
20 DO Splos,
10 Do Ginger:
10 barrels Cnpreras:
5000 pounds Hollow Wsrs;
Also. in staTe--
20 casks assorted ousenswzre, and al o. her
articles kept in oar lps
The above articles are put up in packages
to suit the Trade.
n n, PARMELE g. 90.
\. b. Special attention given 10 farwSrd-
ing Goods and staring. selling, OF shipping
CoItea, II. N. p. a. On
march S2-Izz
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ols lnil6tc ans Dem Sifidjt BON Sanncn uon
uobigen S6bcn cine Hciterlhanr nit blibenbe
9clmcn uMN 9nruiidleH berporfommcn uno ibel
Die Birdie gum SdIoile ipren9en. nm GiuIof
;u tcachren I'M Nnmen Sobaun Sricorid's ci
mes uertrictcnen. gefangcnen &urfiiritcu, Der &C
i'm ncutid)rll Ecih nit Den @uelfcu uno 8bibcl
linen in 9lcid)cr gSeiic pcraorben bate
&nbridl. I'M SSrieben ncS Sabrcs 1868, in
Dem mall lid, 9crobe bercitcte oas 9robc 5urn.
Fclt in 0cipSig 81 feicrn, unb penlge Wrnutc
oarollf Die filnTii9ldbr9e Subelicler Der &6lfer.
ld,ladIt fpnntc man Iid) lpohl III eiue Grinner.
una OIL 0cn 9&irr,uorr- -uertisfen, Der in pcr0ail'
9cnencn Sabrbunoertcn ras bciIiee r6miidc
Hcidl 5il cincnl SummclploB Der 3lpietrud)t
mad)tc, abcr man fpuntc nid)t Qlnuhcu, Dol;
pcrgIci6cu aud, III ocr 3ufuft su iuhen lei
llun iuie nobe mar oicic 3uflnft 9iud, nidbt
orci SSabr = iln0 ois ociem NalO bort man
1citer unb gSo9cE fpmnicn lluo nas fIcne
Shlob 0ifuet ieine 6bore ciueln bcutSdcu bel,
nlutblUicn SSilrltell, Der nur rurh Die @roBnlutb
lcincS Sie9crs Dem 0ouic cntaiua, cu @cfaHoe.
ncr 3u icin. luic cS >5ubonr Sriebrid, mari Ser
bllnoc Snui9 Scur9 ron Sannuucr Gin Wclfc,
Der cbcn ocSbaib Die SSricbeusbane Der @bibclli,
nen pcrldln1bte, Nicicr 86ni9 it's, Der in bcbcn
,illllitn9cn Gin MlDl lndt in Der ,,Sr0bldlcn
9SicpcrfnnTt', lpcld)c iciu Sdluic9crpotcr, Der
Serao9 Soicpb bon Nltcnbllr9, rcitnurircn icB.
scpiB nidbt obnenh. in wcId'er Gage es cinit Den
9ttroutcn @nlt oufucbmcn lucrbc.
Slcrber luaubtc lid Der &0ni0 bon Sonuuper
,ucrlt, ais ibm bon Dell lic9cprcn Srcubcn oui.
9c9cbcn ipar, lclu 9onb gu perIaicn, olcbpitl
luobin cr anbcrboIb bciicbcn lid, bcecbcm polItc,
nno 2hiirn9cn, buS oltc rclnnntiidlc 9uno Der
cage i'll lucdtm cs nod cine Mcnoc Sirltcn.
tbltmer 9ibt, bat lpicbcr in icucr Ntittc cincn
,Silrltcu mcbr 9eiebcu, bem iuQor nod I'M Md
ttrnell neuuScbutcu Sabrbunocrt Elm rumanti.
ld]cs SdifiaI 3u She'll lporb.
Hld)t lucit pom Sd,lpir l,cQt Der Seller"
cln relpcctablcs 8olthnuS nit ncuen @cb6uocu
III Dem man anf ifiirScre II. Iduecre Belt ein an.
nebmharcs llnterfummcu fiubet. Ninos nm
ras gaitbauS we nm pas Sd,ob iinp bic be.
lualSeten S0bcn nit id6n anoclegtcu Ironobcn.
NubcpldBcll. YaolliOns H. /. 10 pcrlebcu unp
bicten sn isbcr Soacsscit oen anecncbmitcn @nf.
cntbolt, SduB Dor Sonne uno @inb, unb bod,
aub lonnl9e itne Iufti9e StclIcn. c nadocm
man lle uilnid)t; Su Dem 9lllcn obcreie mir.
3ae Sbllrlacr SSal0Iuft, @cr9ibmciiIuid,t an
een floren BADEN Der G,rlnec, Grobcrren nuf
lonni9cn $obcu. limo INN bielcr 8ei3e miIIcn
ind,en and 0ieicnigen bcncn oiclss fIciuc In.
raplcs hcfnnnt acluohen, im nabcn 5rufenborn
lOplllld)e Sommerpobnun9cu.
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,,Tr6blibs SDieberfunft." )"

Snb ouG id,ouc @c9enben, 0Guicr. 86rtcn
Nnb Stdo.e oft CRIT hurt, ein 3uf6lliaeS Greio
nib LANCER Wsrid)pllsnbet eutriicu iuerhen mih
haun III Die Wobe fomincr, iit befaunt. 9Seuu
ionit eiunoi Der Nnme ,.sSr6bIde @icNerfnnft"
oenannt Wurhe. 10 uuBten Mur Die peilioltcn
&crionc,l, hab bamt ciu alteS, auoe perfoIIcu
9cipelcneS iet eini0cn Sabren abcr ld)6n rclta
rirtes Sa9bihlnbdlcn ncs SerSo9s bor Nlteu.
burg 9emrint iei. Scbt lit baieIbe pl6blid1 in
&ucr Wumhe. ieiteem es bas cin6bItc Gril Ncs
&onins G,enr9 BON Saunrpcr ocruorNen iIt.
yNr0blidle @eNcrfnnit" lit Gin nniprufocs
nlaIcrilbes @cbauhc. bns uicr obcr filnf Str.
ben bon SScna, cin &crtcIitiinhdlcn bon Dem
alteuburaiid,en S6rFben 5rofcnborn in eincm
palbiasn 5bnlfelie, iuic cine 8crle in lmoraQo
oriincr Mnldcl Iic9t. Sic @eQeno lit alferor.
ltine 8eididtc. GS iit n1mitt ludbrcnb Der
iIiniiabriacu 8cfnnacnid)aft pcs 8urfilritrn So.
bann SSrienrid, beS @roBmiltbi9en erbaut unD
bier Die @enerfunft nes eelen Nnn tapfcrn 4r.
iormatiuusitreites i'm Sabre 1852 Qcfcicrt NOR.
hen Seuen Nnmcn. Den rS pOu oicicm oIif.
iiten GreiguiB erblelt. trnAt cs nun 0ngcr ais
brci 5abrbunbert bis 3um bcutiQen 5aoc
,,Mn nllc Die bcfnnnteu nnD gum Sbeil iebr
erQreifcnbcn 9etniIs oicier @rcieniic murhc id)
erinnert 10 ldlreibt ms SSrnm Qouir Otto
.as ib i'm Sabre 1863 Die G6ume hiclcS Sooh.
{hloiIcs burdplpannerte. @ielc @rmdloc, ole es
Ihmlifcn, be,icbsn iidb norauf Gs iino baruu,
fer 9rutroits Der in Den 9cnauntcn gfeioniIicu
mitlpielenoen @erioncn llnb Scmcn aus ocnl
Qeben bc8 &urfiiriten BON 0ucos 8rnnad)'s ei9.
ncr Weiltcrbono. Sic aan3c @nrihtHI9 eut.
lprid1t itner 3eit SIS feblcn iueecr ole fololia.
len Sefcu nit grin uuo tueiB eiaiirtcn 8ad)cln,
nod, Die @idcnihr6nfe nit Den 3rnf0cIh rren,
Die trOb ibrer @r0Be auf enen 3ug gu Irsren
tlblt Dem nldBigcn aHriIrltcn @cipobnheit mar.
60 tr69t iebss @t6hel Den Character lcincs
SobrbunDcrts uno fiibrt ms in peraanaene
3aae ,urilf llnr iuenn mir burb Die bobcu
8oaeufenfter biuauSlbauen ilber baS SaIfsr
bts SeihS, Der oa8 Sdllob um9iebt uno arf
ipeldem wcise S6lpdne rHberu uno fccnbaite
g8afIerlitisn ibruimmcnO blten, ba ilt es ms
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Sl iIno srtraaE 50 @lJfiud,ien puroc er bcorobcn
aoer ods eeiiiidle seIf 10 ,lte nid)t an BEN SrS
su,ss s @ qroben osfaiers 9Inube, picimcbr uerbonS
- ,l,lt lelnet Peron Die nniterblid)e Sbce eincs
aa)ten celltlden &aiiers, Der bas oeutid1e aonS
Frc9ercn iolIe3lm Sell Der gansen gBeif Ses.
9Me grpt lloa) bellte Die SoQc or idlufe in tic
ler SelleuflllIt apf Dem &pifbduler 8eroe in Ssr
9olGenen Nne p,ll 5birinecn uno perSr w er.
MAIDEN. ',>' say 9'op o'
., Eis 8nssen ina 8eefuttc,i, 10 dndl Der orofe
Pol1lt Sl @elilbnnien. Den er an Gbren Der id6.
nsll i! 9eia crbauen Ieb, Die miSer icincn gSIleu
iSm' i19, r'fi,a9ts inS inc socr 9e9anacn mar nm
'QH IN m lc!Her S'elocnIoufbobn nidt Il, binbfrn
glnr Die Sage fiibrt Die WiISer icner oItcu
3elisn ilucrcn %lifc Dor uno oos inn Suite
uetIionencr Sabrbnrocrte ibmimmcnoe @cm6Ihe
flls"ft 3 Ole %bantoIe. riitrt oos Scrs nnS emf.
luu' ',., Gem @ll9e 6cs @efibIpoIIcn cine 8br6nc
aln oas barte Sd)ifI1I, OaS 10 oft Idon IiebcnSc
2tl5rI trcnntt, rpie SrieOridS un6 Der lrbli.
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Wapplcpn II.
Die bepOritcbcnbc @erbrinounQ
1elner itcrbIideu lleberrcitc ia d.
Yarls. @os Scbcu beS ungliid.
lidcu Yrin3tn.

Scit Der lettcn &crmittInn9 bcs 8ciicrs go.
polcon, Die picllcidDt Seltrcid) nor adn;lid)cr
%crndtrna 9crcttct bat, aIaubt man, nab Ner
&nl'er tom Sctreid bcm &unibc 5Sraufrcid)s
ole Mld)c ocs unAen Yrin3cn Su beiibcn, ncr
nur peni9e Stunben gfapolcun H. bicB, lriII.
Tahren miro, ulln Dap hie itcr Iid)en llebcrreIte
ocs &nui9s BON Hom balo inn Come Der o5npa.
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gen. Oils er 7 Sabre ait luor lpnroc CT Scr3uo
Don 8eihltaot
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perIieb ihm oen 8itcl eincS oitrcibiidhen Scr.
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