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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-04
STATE NEWS.


TIE revival at the Methodist Church in
New Lisbon is still in progress. So far
there have been from sixty to seventy con-
verts.g IJHl -5EJtatlllA4 Z @t
- Wiz learn from the Caalicothe Gazette,
that d. j. Grouse, who owns /" Revolver" is
about breaking three young blooded colts,
newcandidates for the turf. -srst \. 10. ~.
THE Ohio river at Bellaire is frozen over
SO stoutly, that the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road is Transferring its freight and passen-
gers across on ice sledgess la1 s4i psl s.
The ONO Patriot says the gas in the
ElI1ton oil well caught fire one night last
week. Its blaze spread for a great distance.
1t burned for two orthree days. a,..5
Mr.. MoRGAN MoRGAN, says the Viaton
Herald, coal digger in Dowd's bank, was
severely injured, yesterday, by the falling
in Of part of the roofing of the bank. oaas
FARMERs tell the cIrcleville Uaion that the
arester part Of the corn in that county has
not yet been, gathered. The weather has
been SO cold and the snow so deep for the
past few weeks, that the work of gather
ingIing PROGRESSES very slowly, al i5E
An. Lee Who has so suddenly become
rich and, noted, by drawing the Crosby
Opera House, was formerly asresident of
Circleville, says the Union. Many of our
citizens ewihim we'll as a poor boy.
Having drawn the Opera House, and sold,
1t to Mf. Crosby for 500, 900, he is now inde-
pendent. Long may he enjoy his wealth
The .fremen of Wooster, says the Demo-
crdtsare making great efforts tOinsure that
their proposed celebration of the 22d OF
February, shall be the grandest ever held
in Ohio. We rather incline toward fire.
men, everywhere, ana trust that the citi-
zens of WoosterwiIE assist the boys in hav-
ing aglOEious time. ,EAKmDVsB zy
THE, Wvandot Pioneer, says that Mr..
Karr committed suicide by hanging him
self at Edenyllle, on last Friday morning.
Also that gentleman in the employ Of
Messrs. Wormley, Read & Co., had his
hand severely injured BY a. circular saw, |
last week. Another gentleman In the en- |
plOY Of Messrs, Stevenson, Gump & Co,
hadhis finger badly injured in a lathe.
THE parties who commenced boring for
oil on Balus LoundsbeFyls farm. says the !
0hio PatEd0t, last summer not having reacha
ed Il, and having STUCK 4 superior vein
Of salt water, intend beginning the manu-
facturs of salt. They have purchased the
machinery, and win begin operations as
soon as they can get things ready. It Is |
said the water Is strongly impregnated |
with salt, and that the well promises to be
the best in the country. We have no
question about its being a good thing, ifl
its success does not hang on the fortunes Of |
New Lisbon--and give out about the time
it tproinIses most. .''''s4 Z a4il'f ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-04

Sneerlngly, fora few years past, have Re-
Sp1hlicaii editors and politicians referred to
tbs oppositionof the Democratic party to
Negro Suffrage, s0h, you Democrats are
AFRAID that Il the Negroes are given an
equal chance with. you, they will rlseNsu-,
perior to you; and you, therefore, insist
upon their being kept In degradation in or
der that your claim Of superiority may be
assured, y said they with adisdainfal curve
of the lip. BY implication, this was saying;
ave Of the Republican party have no such
miserable prejudice againstyth the Negro. We
are not afraid of losing IN character, dig
nifty orseh-respect. If he shall be admitted
to the exercise of'the elective privilege
Not a BIT Of It," ;. n 90s',l q 4g'oS 913" 9
] Now, look at these poor fellowsl The
Reserve Radicals call upon the Legislature
to submit to a vote Of the people an amend.
ment striking the word White out Of the
Constitution, and the CtncinnGti Commercial,
which leads the Conservative column of the
Republican party, unNirlso the banner of
impartial suffrage, and yet the brave bold
men who could vote an appreciation Of
Negro Suffrage in the District of Columbia,
and who can consume time in the LeRisIa-.
ture In disparagement of the manhood and
patriotism Of Democrats, are the verlest
cowards, and quiver, aspen-like. when an
attempt Is made to draw them up in line to
face the question of Negro Suffrage in
ohio.9 If opposition on the part Of Demo-
Gratis to Negro Suffrageis is unmanly preju-
dice, why don'tthsy show their superiority
over such prejudice by an unhesltating
espousal of IL? 39 5ff lr 5u.i Oh. f. uGi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-04
lAg LegIsIn tnre 7 Gone Mad. .

The Kansas Legislature has had freak
Of eccentricity. We call on somebody to
straightway prepare a lot of strait waist
coats. We, call on somebody else to- JOG
these Kansas Legislators up. They ought
to be jugged forthwith.l OG,Jifthat cannot
be done, we call on Congress TO imbeaef the
Kansas Legislature.) WesuppOse Congress
can do 1t, because itdoes pretty much what
1t tpleases. \ We have good reason for earn
estness in this matter. On Thursday the
Kansas Senate adopted an amendment In
troduced bY,a conservative member, that
every electorshall be disqualified from vot-
Ing who has stolen or embsZzled property
from the United States Government, or
who, as amember of the Legislature, has
rec. ived money or other consideration for
his vote, or who has attempted to bribe any
member Of the Legislature or, selectofs at
the polls to get his vote.
Now, we would like to know If there are
not here grounds sufficient for ifnpeacfi- ?
ing, or doing almost any terrble thing, to
a dozen Senates. What is to become of our
great Radical party.if tnis6orts0f business
Is allowed to 60 .on?, 1t will break up the
Governments of the majority OF our States.
Ii it were carried out it would break up
Congress itself. Just think OF it. This
amendment proposes to disqualify eve-
.ry person who has stolen from the Gov
iernment or who has -resoEted to bribery.
What amonstroqs proposition, 1t would
kick 0ntof their comfortable seats nine out
Of every ten Radicals in our State Legisla-
lures, and about nipety-nine out OF every
hundred Radicals in Congress. What an
absurd proposition, to be sure. What would
become of Ashley, and the rest of that
stripe, II this measure were put into uni-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-04
Let,TI,eIIr,.
The vagrant Republican association

The yagrant Republican association at
Washington, called the southern Repub-
lican Association talk of holding con-
vention in that city on or about the 4th of
March, to urge the impeachment of AN
DREW JOHNSON. Such convention would
do good, as we think it would be the means
Of so aronsing the people that they would
bring their power to bear sufficiently to
put a stop to this reckless tampering with
their interests. We think there is point
beyond which the Radical revolutionists
icsnnot 60 with safety to themselves.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-04
.News Of the Day.
aENRRAL NEWS.


Conn closed Saturday evening, at 1865.
/OSE idea men are generally called Radi-
Gals, but Stevens followers are Thadicals.
ALoc1L editor in Pittsburgh has been
elected Alderman. How humanity is be-
coming degraded. .a. !" -.
In England l46,343 gidowers yearly wed
spinsters, while only 1925 widows marry
bachelors. srsi sv ia3oai 90 1sa
BARON RorHscHILD, who has removed to
Vienna, Is to be made a count by the EN-
peror Of Austria. y ,,, ....,-.., ,.-.f. ,
FENnN beverages are faVorites In Lon
don drinking saloons. Probably because
they stir the English blood. 2 q. r
MOBILE TBUssELI, the murderess, has
been pardOned by the Governor of Illinois.
Shewas In the penitentiary just one month.
MR. BENJAMN DAVIS, Of Acoaxit, West
port, killed a hog few days since which
weighed 7l5 pounds-a bigger hog than
Hon. Jim. Ashley. ,g1 ,8ss s .,,.,
Carr. WILk WARREN, a noted Kentucky
desperate, was shot 10 the streets of Shell
byvIlle, KY. on last Monday, by Glen. SAT-
terrified, the town marshal. He had been
an officer In the oath X. V. l. Robbery and
murder were the mild phases Of his life.
THE Mobile Register says: A lady lately
left in destitute circumstances by her hus-
band, disposed Of the last OF her earthly
possessions by raffieF-a baby, large enough
to be two or three years old. The amount
realized was some twenty-five dollars. The
"suf-weet little thing was won by gem
tleman connected with the typographical
department Of this office. AS he is on the
list Of old bachelors, It may be asked in
the language Of the novelist. what win
he do with its" sle .1s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-04

Il Cotton manufacturing in the Southern
States has lately received a powerful i'm
pulse, and the indications are that in the
manufacture Of cotton fabrics the South
will before long be a successful competitor
of the cotton manufacturing establishments
of the east. These Southern establishments
even now are taking on the form of pros
perity, while the eastern establishments
are giving evidence Of decline. DnE : -n--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-04
sIestIng q the IstsnIeIln Den.e-.

There viii be a meeting Of the Franklin
Democratic Association on Tuesday even-
ingg February 9Th, at the New Han, No.
272.. South High street, commencing at
~ o'clock . sn lIt bgs 7ali
All members Of the Association and oth1
ers interested are expected to be in attend
ance, as on this occasion the New Hall will
be dedicated, and officers elected for the
ensuing year. ,'a jacob LoHRER,
Hh, Secretary. d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-04
Rather PIeased.

While some Republican journals scold,
like regular drabs, because the Legislature
Of Kentucky has reelected Hon. GARRETT
DAVIS to the United States Senate, the
New York Tribune is disposed to be rather
pleased, and takes this philosophical view
of It.:
We are sorry for the Senate; but a body
that unceremoniously helps itself to $1,000
! per man from the Treasury deserves to
suffer. Let Gartet Increase the average
length OF his harangues to four hours and
make two q day till they realize that @the
way 0f the transgressoris hard" si.'a 71
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-04
SPECIAL NOTICES. 4
ALLOoouk.,psT 81 PoaoUs PLAsrEnI..' =


,s+ .,..,.c5 LAME BACK, ',h, ~ 2 7nl IVA 9l 4, %
yii-uyou NEW York. Nov. q. 1879. d z
T. ALLCocK 4 Co. o.-Gentlemen:. lately suffered
severely from a weakness In my back. Having
beard your plasters much recommended for cases Of
bis kind, procured one. and the result was all ~
ould desire. Asinse plaster cured mo in week.
@ ,Yoursrespectful
JIG. BRIGGS.
Proprietor of the Brandreth House.
CURE OF CRICK IN THE BACK, AND LUM.-
G8SHF BAGO. q u @WGB
? asA % Lyons, MY, July 4, 1862
MEssRs, ALLcooK d Co.: Please send me . dol "
ars worth Of your plasters. They haV cured me ~
Of crick in my back, which has troubled me for
some time, and now my father is going to ythcm
for difficulty about his heart. .3J9Tis diiuo4 40
.,'luL. h! SHER OoD.
, DR.. Green. No. seS Broadway, New Yor informs
uH be sold. Monday June 99d, 1862, two plasters
to young woman suffering very severely from lum-
bpgo. On Thursday she called to get two more for
afrsnd. and hen stated howthe tg She hadpur-
chased ON Mondsy had relieved her immediateyaf- .
ter putting them on, aud CURED HER IN TWO DAYS
of most distressing pain IN her back and loins.
Sold by all Druggists. -f.s jams d&wlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-04

THE PiqHa Journal wants to know wheth-
er the Columbus Morning Journal is "pub-
lished daily, tri-weekly or only weekly
II la published sVsaFlH aud very weakly at
that. .aJ1.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-04

N COsr.-A. q. Heatley 8 90 IN order TO
make room for Sprlhg goods will offer their
AenHreAstock of1SrAPLE AND FANCY DRY
g|GooDs at Cosr for 80 days Now is the
time 70 getGRE4r BARGAINS out of the most
complete stock of goods keptin the city.
i ian3l-2wg &Nsee
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-04

Mrs. JELLFLowER, who Is from the, ru-
raj districts, went to see Ristori at the Op-
era House, and thinks the ladies and gen
tlemen that composed the audience We're
unmannerly, 'for, said she, sthey sot up
and read dime novels the whole EVENING"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-04

MRS. PARTINGroN should remove to Ken
tucky. She wouldirepresent that State in
the United States Senate in less than, two,
years after becoming aicitlzen.-Sandush
Register. sT9 = - G ,aa 15'a i,s 'S3i tl p
II the old lady were as black as she is
foolish, she would make 4 tip-top editor.
for the Journal Of this cityIO q lgi,o7 d bsl.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-04

SHoEING HORSES IN BOsToN.-In shoeing
horses which are used upon the pavements
Of Boston, cushion Of India rubber has of
late been placed between the eshoe and hoof
Win very satisfactory results. '5sae
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-04
HOUSE OF REPREsENTAT TIvES!
'.at'li 100 SATURDAY, Feb. O. 1867.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Goodwin.
The Journal was read aud approved.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.

4 i .
y iag oss PETITIONS PRESENTED. hssa..
O BysMr. HANSON--From citizens of Mt
Sterling, for special law, authorizing the
Couacil of that village to sell certain lots
within said corporation. Referred to the
committee on Corporations, 3uc, bna
BY Mr.. SQRBER-From 165 citizens OF
Preble county, for law to repeal certain
laws relative to tolls, &c. Referred to the
committee on Roads and Highways,
ny Mr.. McMORRAN-From citizens OF
Champaign county, for a law to increase the
legal rates of interest. Referred to the COM
mittee on Finance.
u By Mr.. LARWILI-From SO citizens OF
Ashland, for repeal of the act requiring
landlords to pay a State license. Referred
to the committee ON Judiciary.
\ SECOND READINGS.
Sixteen bills were read the second time,
and appropriately referred. u 49, ..,,,i,
Leave of absence till Tuesday next was
granted ,Mr, Ault, on account Of sickness.
D BILLS INTRODUCED ANIL READ FIRST TIME,
. No. 40l,s by Mr., ,COCHRAN--To secure
q Hamilton county, due credit for proceeds
from the sale of said section. orol = ,siy
No, 4O2 by Mr.. BOYNTON--To amend
the act to provide for the creation and reg
nlation Of incorporated companies, passed
Nc No. 4os, by Mr.. sHIPLEY-To enable
the commissioners of Muskingum county
to purchase the iron suspension bridge
across the Muskingum river at Dresden !;
and also the wooden bridge across Jona-
than's Creek, at Maxahala. 4 .s'jaa s
L Indefinite leave of absence was granted
to the committee on Common Schools. and
to Messrs Gordon, Schneider, Glover, Wiles
and Branch; and leave to Mr.. Young till
Tuesday next. g9 sd li.ira i.t -p74
o Mr.. RUTTER from the committee on
Common Schools. to which was referred
h. b. No. 3l3, authorizing a transfer of
certain funds therein named to the COM
mon school fund of Salt Rock township,
Marion county, recommended Its passage.
The bill was set for its third reading on
Tuesday next. la sids,.sgog ,.t astssf Oh, j
) MIR. SAWYER, from the committee on
Finance, to which was referred H. b. No.
35S, To authorize the commissioners of
Licking county 10 levy special tax for
road and bridge purposes, reported the
same back, recommending spassage. The
bill was set forts third reading on Wednes-
The SPEAKER laid before the Ho,,ss
message from the Senate, transmitting Sem
1ate bill No. 8, To Toregulate conveyahces, in
the passage of which the concurrence Of
the House was requested. iui sff geie2j
Mr.. WOOD presented the petition of
seventeen citizens Of Wood county, for a
law to make the legal rate of interest Of
.7.3 per cent. Referred to the committee on
Financego3d s4ha CdH tLiIfl atat 43Hsai
I I On motion Of Mr.. RUTTER, a resOlu-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-04

AFfER short struggle TO Keep up our usual
quantity Of editorial matter, zoe find IL accessory
news and correspondence Joural.
We knew it would be so. The fellow
undertook to publish a funny paper, and
his brain has given way. That's the long
AID short IT, .s9q l..afs9,AI 49, @
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-04
The YalolPre.ident.

President JOHNSON is being held up by
his implacable enemies, as the Veto Presi-
dent, who, it is salleged, ''has already
larger number of bills than any, other
Executive in our history" This is true;
but WHY'S it true? 1t is not because the
President delights in vetoes, but because
the legislation Of this ungodly Republican
Congress is 50 execrably bad, that he can
not do otherwise, if he would pay even a
descent respectto his oath Of Offices ol aa
The Ne,o York EOenin0 Post gives con-
densed account of the Tariff bill in these
terms: lD io - 'ti 81 1ih. a iG.
"This atrocious swindIe upon the farm
ers, mechanics and workingmen of the
United States, ought to be called "a bill to
still further increase, the prevailing high
prices, and TO grind the faces of American
workiDgmen.' That viii be its effect IL it
becomes a law; it will still further raise
prices, add greatly to the cost of home pro-
duction, thereby entirely disable US from
trading with the rest Of the world, aud
make the country poorer and poorer all the
time." s
That's the return the farmers, mechan-
les and workingmen get for voting Re-
publican politicians into Congress. Some
Of these days they may realize the fact that
their interests require them. to vote for a
different sort Of candidates. 4 SD et,..s E, I,
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Democratic state Convention II.
\ 3I lpo EBemrrsyIyaufsi. a03 POT

The Democrscy Of Pennsylvania will
hold their State Convention on the second
Tuesday Of June. w 81 @J 'e sg'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-04

AT CosT to close the BUSINESS at Taft &
Son. janl6-1m
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:CUNARD STEERAGE LINE.

DETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIV-
ID ERP00L, calling at atQUEENST0WN.
From New York every Wednesday. @"'
From Liverpool every Tuesdaf.
q From Queenstown every Wednesday. 5svc
RATES OF PAssAGg.-Ca Cabin, ESQ Cg i'd. Steer
age, $50 lcarrenc }. Steorage tickets from Liver
3 ol or Gu enstown at low rates. A'A'S
Drafts for sale on Great Britain and ireland, e
= &. CUNARD,
No 90 Broadway, New York, or to
w RICHEs A MOORE, Agents, Y
No. lg5 south High StreeH Columbus. Ohio. \
1 deol7,dly1 't44ll u ,AtyAn84 ElrAbrsillG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-04

sSAGE oU1srir9. Lone spSo oniniO 81
that world renowned remedy, Goes Dys-
pepsia Cure, taken after meals, will enable,
the most confirmed dyspeptic to eat any
thing he CHOOSES without tear of any dis
tressing effects, 1t is a blessing to all who
are troubled with diseases pertaining to
the stomach and bowels. ygw oGssy
The proprietors of Goes Cough Balsam
say, take little and often. Doctor the
throat and bronchial tubes, not the stom-.
ach. This is the secret of its success. 1t
will notTharm you to take it often, and1ey-
cry timeyou take ityou win see Its bene-
fetal effects. T,Vx43 rBjan3o'dawlw. Il
THOMAS and JEREMIAH are now stopping
at A. Hennebo's.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-04

AECOsT I LAT Cost at TAFT & Son, 46 North
High. .,ali, diaoS janl6-1m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-04

SHoCKING.-A man died few weeks
sincefn extreme agonv. Some short time
afterwards his afflicted wife visited
medium for the purpose of ascertaining
nwhat had dusoadistressed her poor husband
In his last moments. The table was put In
Arequisitioh, andsthe astonishedl wife soon
learned that he had refused to take Ro-
IAcKs sroAAoa BIfrERs, and failed tolpay
the printer. 30-daw1w
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HoIsehOIdNeSsSsity Exists for IN,

.s..74 'ae3 l,sasasI 5 as4.as t-,ri,yoI ia
Oh ossg'i3G sol
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The Ohio Legialature.
aISNATR

~ M SATURDAY, Feb.2, 1867.
Prayerby Rev. J. M. TrImble, DID.
Journal of Friday read and approved.
Leave OF absence was granted to Mr..
Linn until Tuesday AFTERNOON next, aud to
Mr. Justice until TnesdaY next
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-27

los eine llnbeionnenbeit unb feline Gbe
seipiB teiae slldlide. gfad berffoses
mem Sinnenrauid muBte bas Mibper<
baifniB Der gatten mad 9IIter, gborafe
ter, 8ilOnns nnb STRENGTHENING ie
LANCER, lie rnebr berbortreten. Oafiir
seast 5anadit Der l1mifdnb, Oab sbdfe-
ipease mad ieiner entfsrniing aus
= @ttdtforb, in 2onoon tets, ielblt auf
Der Sobe ieines @ubnes unD duBeren
Slides, obne feline Sanlilie Iebte* J;
bafir fpridt nidt uin6er iein Iei0en<
iaaftlides 8erbaltuiB 81 elmer Srau
in 2onOon, beren @barafter unb ,Stuf
e. feiDF ni5t riibmen mag; bds beifrs
fuabet ferner Die auffaIenoe 8uriifS
lfeguns feinsr Srau in ieineln Seita :
msnte; 0as beftatist enolid Der &c,
iamr1teinbrud, Den man bon ieinen
8 @onetten un6 anSern Oi9teriI9en Mr<
beiten Der eriten 8eit enlpfdnet.
(S@luB fol9t.)
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Cff3ieae Qlu3etaen.
6eneral 8efebI.
eanplanarlI.r asnnsfiss s.aatsaares. J

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9taiDBtne, benz. Stunt 1917
O eneraI 8efebH
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Cooper, Der elm erfaSrener unb nusr gann IL, bee
auftrost babe. bic auffidt unb has Gommanso aaer
eompaanien Staatssarss i'm 6tdote sH iibernebmen,
bic cart MID in Senneiiee orsaniiirt morheii. unS
SdB idsihn cutoriiirt babe mad Seratbans nit mir
iobe gerdnberrnsen porsunebmen, bic eeeignet ers,
i5einen in Der eotation beiaster eomposnien-
babe i'd ieien Sefebl erIa1en. aue Dir -iere nns
5o!oaten aufsufcrSern, ieineu Mnoronnnsen SoIse
;u Ieiiten.
II. Gs finc ieti 6If Gompoenien fir ben Eienft
bereit -nne OBJ leida i'd teiaen SD ierieteiteu bes
gesne i'm aufmadbeu pom Gompnenien perSe ib BEN.
nod nibt mebr ,pie srp6lf ober riersebn in Oienf
iteuen anger bic rebealf be Aufabruns Der STE
beuen es n6tbi Jmapt, bic 5orce gu ueriturteu.
Ill. Die 2dnse Der Set, bic bieie tleine Stao.ss
mil i'm Sienft bIeiten iOa, bdnet gang unb gar uon
Der Aufdbrans bes goIfes OBJ. Die Seiben fihb bic.
baB mir an ueri6ieSenen 9unttea StDrunsen
erIeben perbeu, bic ar f9iebte unO- aufrubrerif9e
Mdnner auserest me ben; abes id bpfFe, Sab tb
Sarin setdui9t bin; i@ bore es fur has BObI Ses
;aanheS.
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