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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-12-05
Poetry.
HOW SOON WE LOSE OUR GILL
DRBN.

Hold diligent converse with thy children have them
Morning and evening round thee, love thou them,
And win their love in these rare beauteous years;
For only while the shOrt-Iivsd dream of childhood
Lasts they thine,-nO longer When youth comes
Much passes through their thoughts,--which is not
thou,
And much surss their hearts,-which thou hast not.
They g8n the knowledge of older world
Which fills their souls and floats before them
The Future. And the Present thus Is lost.
Then, with his little travelling pocket full
Of ndispensabes, the boy goes forth,
Weeping thou watchest till he disappears,
And never after is he thine again!
He comes back home,-he es,-he wins a maid,-
He lives They live, and others spring to lifa
From him,-and now thou hast man in him
A human being,-but no more a child
Thy daughter welded, takes frequent joy
In bringing thee her children to thy house
Thou hast the mother,-but the child no more!-
Hold diIgent converse with thy children have them
Merning and evening round thee, love thou them,
And win their love in the rare, beauteous years
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FREEDNIEN's BUREAU.-Gen. HOws
ard, of the Freedmen's Bureau, has
laid his report before the Secretary of
War. It's very long, and contains
highly important, as well as interest
ing information. It recommends that
the Bureau be discontinued as a separ-
ate institution in July next, when the
law expires,
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one who, in sending $40 for a Daily, s4
for Semi-Weekly, or 81 for a Weekly,
shall indicate desire to receive it. One
will likewise be sent to any person who
forwards club of ten or more SeIni-Week-
lies or twenty or more Weeklies, at our
club rates, and asks for the portrait at the
time Of Oftemltting. Address, The TRIBUNE,
No. l54, Nassau-st., New York.
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ShS HOW TO GET
A SEWING MACHINE.
WITHOUT ITS COSTING YOU
ANY MONEY.

ANY MONEY.
AN EASY, PLEASANT, AND CERTAIN wAY!l
The publishers of "ARTHUR'S HOME NfAGA.
ZINE" and that elegant and attractive periodical
THE chill DREN'S FOUR," edited by T. S. Arthur,
make the following exceedingly liberal offers:
For ffry Subscribers to The Home Magazine" +"
(Terms 81 a yesr) they will send a WILCOX & GIBBS
Ia WHEELER WILSON, or a HOWE SEWING MA
.CHINE, worth S55, Cash price.
For sPveuty-fve subsc ibprs 10 the ChiIdren's
Hour" Terms 81 D yearl they will send one Of
the above Machines.
For forty .'Children's Hour" and twenty ''Home
Magazines" they viii send Machine above.
For thirty subscribers "Children's Hour" and
twenty-five TO "Home Magazine they will send a
Sewing Machine.
For 500 they will send ten "Home Magazines" and
twenty "Chidren's Hours" and Sewing Machine,
above.
The subscribers need not all be sent at time nor
from the same office
Bs-Specimen numbers of Home Magazine" ," Is cts.
Specimen numbers Of "Childrpn's Hour 10 cents
Circulars accompanying them, giving full particulars,
and containing besides, other very attractive preni-
offers
''The Home Magazine" Is roo we'll known TO require
special mention, and "Thp Childrpn's Hour" is pro-
nounced the pur ST. most beautiful and attractive ju-
venie Magazine published in this any other country
| In almost any PopTlous ueighbOrhOOd, or town Oi
moderate size, enough Subscribers to ret Machine
can readily b. obtained,
little concerted action among the friends Of a
poor, industrious woman. anxious TO help her-eH
woud easily get her Sewing Machine
"The ChiIlren's Hour is beautiful, attractive
and cheap, that be introduced without trouble
into almost any family where there children.
&c Do not he deferred from making an effort for
far il may he labor lost Get all the subscribers you
can, and f the uumbr falls short, then write to u.s.
and will let you knuw what additional sum Of mCuey
f 9 order 10 Machine. We will always
make this small possible. 1t will range
hetw"en $40 to SEQ Remember that the cash price OF
the Machine r. S55.
TERMS OF HOME MAGAZTNE.-e2 a year. Z
copies, s.. copies. Sc. copies, and TO getter-
up Of club Sl2. Fifteen copies, aud grtteru up
OF club, S2n Splendid Premiums.
"a Sample copies, lh-cents..-
TERMS or CHTiDREN'S HOUR.-sI - year
copis- sS.iV copies, and one to Z geter- up OF
club, SO.
Both Magazines for SO so a Yeari!
Address t. Arthur q Son.
500 & sII Chestnut st. Philadelphia, Pa
nuv2lw3
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Extra Tnducememfs to CInbs.

For every club of ten subscribers, we al
low an extra copy of the WEEKLY, and
an additional extra copy for every ten sub
scribers. Thus, for $50 we send % papers;
for 45, thirty-three papers, and 50 on in
proportion. For club of 80 papers, cost
ing $45, we will send copy of the Semi
Weekly, if preferred to the Weekly; and
for club of 50 costing SO, a copy of the
Daily for one wear,
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Statistics Of cOlOred education in
Virginia shows that ten thousand ne
groes in that State have learned TO
read during the year. NUw, isn't this
utterly scandalous? How many whites
in Virginia have done that same dur
ing the year? Shall ''niggers' be per-
mitted to put on such airs over the
white men, sab, Of old Virginia .
TXenia TorchIight.
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The Official returns to the Annual
Session of the Methodist Churches Of
the United States, show the increase
Of members in the various Conferences
during the past year, to have been
10000; total Of Sunday Sc,nooI sebo]-
lars, over 100000; Increase in the
value Of church property about 81
100000.
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DRUGGIsTs, Look OUT!-The Inter
nal Revenue Inspectors have been
visiting the Drug Stores of Brooklyn,
New York. About six hundred re-
tail dealers were visited, and nearly
all have been complained of by the
Inspectors for violating the law. The
fine is $50, one half of which goes to
the infOrmers,
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An UNFORTUNATE FAMILY.

An UNFORTUNATE FAMILY
Washington Currier, of Jackson
county, mas just been sent to the Ohio
Penitentiary for two years, for burgla-
ry and stealing. He already had
three sons in the same institution, for
the same crimes.
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AN EPIC.

The Memphis Pct says the following verses wor
written by a small boy Of Dresden, Tenn. What a bri
liant future the lad has before him:
She heaved and sot, and sot and heaved,
And higher her rudder flung
And every time she heaved and Sot
worSer leak she sprung.
The Captain walked the biler deck,
The boat she sunk and shivered,
Then down she went, and IL she's stopped,
The stop aiut been drkivered.
The water rushed into the leak,
As hard as it could tare--
And the Captain walked the biler deck
taren Of his hare.
The Captain to the top he riz,
Aud as he riz be said
1.-THE boat can go to thunder,
But save my chambermaid /"
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Il PRELIUW 70 5UBSCRLBER9I

The letters of Rev. DR.. Burt, from Egypt
and the Holy Land, printed in the GA
ZETTE during the past year, have been re-
vised by the author, and are being pub
lished in book form. These, with MAPS
and illustrations which have been added,
will make a volume, handsomely bound
in cloth, of 400 pages, the retail price Of
which is 81 per volume. Upon the receipt
of 50 for a single subscription Of the Gil
zette, we viii send this book. postage paid
Thus, for $, the subscriber will receive
the Weekly Gazette for one year, and a
book which cannot be purchased in any
book store for less than two dollars. To
club subscribers we will send the book on
receipt of one dollar in addition to the club
price for the paper. Persons calling at
the office for the book, or ordering it by
express, subscribers paying charges, will
be entitled to Il reduction of "A cents per
copy, this being the charge for postage.
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Youths Department.
Charade.

Ny first is the name of a city also
lIs an article useful to both hiSu aud low;
My seCOud in Highland in plenty is sedn,
And is fair to behold, when covered with green
Now when you have these together combined,
The name of our Pastor you surely will mud
OskalOOsa, Nov. q, 1867. SALLIE
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-12-05

The fairness Of the treatment Of the
negroes is shown in the method adopt
ed of carrying on the late campaign
by the rebels. The Richmond Enquir-
er and Examiner said. just before the
election, "if the negroes vote the Rad
zeal ticket, their present employers
should forthwith turn them adrilt.
Let them get employment from those
with whom they vote, if they can p
That is, if they will not vote to en-
slave themselves turn them out to
starve. What a howl would be raised
if such means were employed to influ-
ence votes in the North. The negroes
did, however, vote as they pleased.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-12-05

Lord Norbury, having been asked
to contributes a shilling to bury an at
tOrney who had died poor, exclaimed:
"Only a shilling to bury nh attorney
Here's a guinea, go ANA bury twenty
Of thCml.l
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-12-05

Ninety-five counties in Iowa give
RePuohcan majority of q, 1853. The
next Senate will be constituted of 39
Republicans, 8 Democrats and 2 Inde-
pendent. The House will have II Re
puoheans, II Democrats, 3 s'People's''
members, and 2 Independent.
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Puzzla-Famnns Fnrtu.Fiua-

How can the number As be divided into fonr such
puts that if TO the first part you add Two, from the
second part y"u subtract two, the third part yuu
ply by two and the fourth part you divide by twO
sum Of the addition the Temainuer OF the subtraction
the product Of the multiplication and the quUtient
| tin uiyisiUn will be equal?
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POPULAR NOTELlS

We publish in the Weekly Gazette the
best and lat est popular stories, by living
authors, mainly selected from English
publications. These, if bought in book
form, would cost very nearly as much as
the subscription price of the Gazette.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-12-05

81 carry in my veins the blood of five
European natiOns.-[V [Vallandigham.
A mosquito might carry more than that
in his hide, and be nothing but blood
sucking nuisance after all.-TK Kansas
Oh ief.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-12-05

Whether the African has or has
not the capacity for educatiUn eq&iu
to the Caucasian, has long been a
mOOted question. 1t is reported from
England, however, that James Solo
mon, a pure African from the Gold
Coast, came C ne years ago to that
country 10 be educated, having rpcpiv-
ed no teaching, save whit. ha had OBJ
tained in native srhooI. This young
man has just taken first class certih-
cate in the Oxford middle class exami-
nation, and is about 70 matricuIate at
the London University.
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CASH COMMISSIONS.

To persons who will interest themselves
in getting up clubs, we will, if preferred
to the extra papers, allow cash commits
siOns, on all clubs of ten and over, of ten
per cent.
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TERMS.

One copy one yr., (52 numbers).........$2 90
Five to ten copies, each..............'...... 70
Ten to twenty copies each........,........- 65
Twenty copies and over, each............ so
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Our townsman, D. Mcmillan. Esq,
has returned from a. successful exhi-,
bitiOn Of his incompatible stock at
the Indiana and Ohio State Fairs and
the Agricultural and Mechanical
Fairs at St. Louis, No. Mr.. Nc
MILAN has taken altogether this year
fifty-five premiums amounting to s1,-
275.- -[Xenia TOrchlight.
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Gifts for Christmas & New Years

A SUPERB STOCK OF FINE GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, ALL WARRANTED TO RUN, AND
THOROUGHLY REGULATED, AT THE Low
CLARA NTFFD
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Terms /:
TIE D1LY GAZETTE.

This aPes is published daily C;.unday
exceptsGl upon the following
TE RMS:
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SEMI H,EEKLY GAZETTE.

This paper is published Tuesday and
Friday. 1t is the same size of the Daily
and Weekly, contains nearly all the read
ing matter, including the editorials, tinan
ciaI and commercial news of the Daily. It
will be furnished on the following
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PIPERS no CLERGTNEN.
We will send the Gazette to Clergymen
upon the following

We will send the Gazette TO CIergymen
upon the following
TERMS:
Daily, per y'r......... ...-.......-.SlO 90
Semi-Weekly, per y'r......................-. %
Weekly, per VI. 81
Subscriptions in all eases payable in adj
vance, and no paper continued after the
expiration of the time paid for.
Remittancps should be made in all cases,
where practicable, by express (charges
prepaid When forwarded in money or
ders, or registered letters, the remittance
viii be at our risk. Address,
CINCINN4TI GAZETTE COMPANY.
November, 1867.
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Cincinnati Gazette.
THE LARGEST AND CHEIPES7

FIRST CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOB PURIFYING THE BLOOD

The reputation this eX.
cellent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,
many Of which are of a
truly marvellous char
aCter. Inveterate cases
Of ScrOfula, where the
system seemed utterly
given up to corruption,
have yielded to this COM
pound of anti-strumOus
virtues. Disorders of a
sCrOfulOus type, and af-
fectiOns which are merely
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HOMINY!

a CHOICE article, to be had at the old stand Of
~ dec18 H. =. CLAYTON.
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SOLD y all the Druggists in EillsbOro, and by al
dealers. tsiltEi f.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-25

E $ente Sbenb gaa ser s act<.
fom 2oge u. S.S. s.. in eer. Sur.
ner Sale. Oie: llnters ben Muspicien
nieier 3oge abgebaltenerl Seitlihfeiten
iiub itets 70 gut uab alt aaesn1einer
3ufriebenbeit ausgefallen, baB fib aud
heute elm oergniister Nbeno erparten
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Spetial NDtiScu.

R Serr g. g. Gpiia lit 9ofale
Mgent Der StaatsS eitung itno ermad<
ti9t, Seller fur mid in @npfaa,g gu
nebnlelt itno bariiber gu qilittirel1.
Spbn 8ub IN 5eransseber.
II @rpbe au.fttpn BON 500 partisn
serl9iebener Nrtifel als HUtipnS, 5O6erp,
5anbf6ubsu, 5Olentrdsern, Neliera unb ga>
Grtns SptsseIn II. {. 10, BET sBrter u. 60,
aa9fen Nittpp9, ben 81, 8prutittasS 10
llbr., gSeber u. 6 o.
nS24 3m 80. 3 public Saare,
\ Die greSiserfstle Der bieisen israeItti>
f9en SefVrmsenteinpe it pur6 &sp. pr.
Snr9bfinl befebt. .s
Osrielbe itebt elmer 99uIf fir ben bttrai-
fGen unS lsentI9su llnterribt Dor, unb tptrb
pom 1. t. sf.t fir Stusenten Der Gbeplosie
un6 gbiIslpgie eiaer gurius fur betraii4e
unD bentftte @prasbe unb 9iteratur erSHnen,
gu tpeI6fn perl6nIide Numelbunsen in Der
@pbnuns brs Germ Or. 8arsbetm, SO. 10
SIb Gberrs Giraffe fspie i9riftli9e in Der
Grprbitipn Ger @taatsseituns srbeten ipsrben.
Npr. %. b.a.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-25
Dr. Gpleman's aarte.

60 LANCE bic Menidbcit frane miro
uno Srrtbilmer begebt, an beren JoIgen
Gle Betrehenoen lange III IeiDen baben,
ioIlten iie beriudetl, fid BON ibren 3eioen
gu befreien. limb Derieni9e, ueI9er
feline Salente uno feline 8ett antpenoet
nm iolden nnglilflid)en 0tettuns gu
b-rldaffen, 1T chen 10 gut Elm 9bilans
tropiit ipie Der, .uelders ber aIei6enoen
Wenibbeit auf anbere Weiie AZ belfen
iuat. @a1re 8bilantropie beite1t ni1t
in. Nufiuden bes llriprungs zines lee
bells. fonbern i'm 9luflu1ei, bon Mitteln
bas llebel 81 beilen. ORG man
6at'eiue s0teibe bon Sabreri berartige
SaIle bebanoelt, un6 lit bnrD eifrigeS
Stuoium Oabin selan9t, Dab er i'm
Statbe lit bas 81 leilten mas CT Ger
ipridt. Seine Sffice befinoet fib in
SO. 210 Gburditrabe ode bon
Mcgemoreitrabe binter Der Npotbefe.
OFFS 3Mm
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-25

Der3eitbnif ttener 9lmsei8en
TO I'M 3 eatia'e ii % latt'e.I5lsg
~ @eneralberiammlnng oes Surn<
bereinS & nsEl 8 ,3.iQ4s
p Scrldnst. s4aaatiFtt
81 Auabriue Yartie in SinbaG'S
SaI, + GO '.S
~ $50 collars 8sIobMlngj9sf2
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-25
Iiir g6,piubfa6tiae..

Ger 4nsegenee iit in weuieen Boben 6urb ELM
etntaes SeimitteI, nabbem er Sabre lang nit einem
9ettlgen 4ungentbel Anb NIT Der firterIben &rnnf
1eitr Der S9ptnS5n9t bebaftet mar, gebeiIt fDorbe
uno ptinidt ie9nli9i ieiuen @itmeni9en has Seils
nlittel nitSntbeiIen.
Nnen Ste es ipiinf9en, tpirb eine Gopie bes 9e=
leptes Qeenfrei nit Der 9irettio fur bic 8eretuna
unb ben Bcbrondh snienben, rpeIbes e fiuben perbe
ais cine fibere Seiii!ng fir 59minbiubt, Nitbmaf
SronGtls &C. Der ein5iee Smed oes AnSeieenben III
Rrante iein Wiittel periben NTH, DO IS benielben
nj DTS foftet nn6 fib aIs Segsn erpeiien pirb.
Nerioren, bic bas &ecept pini5en, 1pDuen fid ses
dHieit menAen an
Rep, Gowarr u sBtfpn,
OftfSpS g9iIiGnsbura. Rings Co., ". ".
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H 0uabriIIe 8art.ie.-
lleberlnorgen, Mittpo9 ben 81, iuiro
in SinoaIls Saue cine AuabrilIe 8ar>
tie 3uH, 8efen ;eines. unglifliaen
8tinDen, @iliam l9orboraii9b iberan<
ftaItet iuer6en, -iposu bas Yublifum
ein9elaben miro.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-25

aus Dem 1r1ortiOen 0eT1n9hiP e1lEontz
men. Serr @uIIuni, elmer Der gefangs
lieniparfer, nabin einen setpiifen gSm.
y. &ounie, ipelber psgen .8feroeoieb@
itabls gefangen fibt in ben Sof, ba Oies
fer ibm etipas gSi6tiges aabertrauen
ipollte, mas a5er feline Mltgefaneenen
niht b6reH biirften. Gr sei9te inn Elm
in cine Gage berinanDeltes Meffer unb
berfpra6, ibfn nod me6rere oergleiden
Bertseuse 81 iibfrnladen. Am nat|<
fen Woraen rief Gounie ben @arter
ipieoer su fi1 in feline Belle, Jim ibim
bieielben 80 Seieen uno ais 6iefer ben
@efaHBenen in ben @ef fiibrte, unterlieb
er es, Die duBere Sblir au I1lieBea, on,
ipie er neinte, bic innere Shiire &c.
fdloftn ipar. Gin biefers aber mar bic
&ette 6arhfast tpcroenl l,n6 oils @uGum
nit &olnie fptadJ un6 bent eineny Sc
fan9enen, 2bman, anf oeGen 8unld-
MeOisin brinssn uolltg ipransen plogs
lid bieia DO. a ein9eipeftten S.5nitb
EabIot, sn 40 Jnbre YeniEentiarD me.
gen 8ferbehiebltabls nno Moroberlud)
berurtbeilt, Bill 9eiplett, Der @inbriidbe
in GoGefielo angefla9t,, 9fobert Genot,
tueIher Srn. s.. g8eaber riaberildef
8eiie argefallen bat unb Elm Sunge,
glamenS Solman, Der ipegen Nieblt0bls
fit, auf perrnG pluiit eiii.g Snblorers
fdBte ibn, erbielt aber eineil fur6baren
Ghlna bon GulIunl. Sin glfloerer
ifIna ion aber nit eiileii fdiueren
Sfenbein iiieDer, aIs pl0bli9 Elm farbir
ger Gefangener, 9fuflis leslie, @utlum
3u 9iiIfe elite, obne tpeIde 0erIelbe
iuabrfGeinIi4 getootet 'fpDroen udre.
SerieIbe entriB benz Seilot aliaS9lllen,
bas Sfenbein nnf Diefer febrte in feline
Belle 3uriid. Sie bier anOerea &C.
fnngenen entfamen iiber Elm Sad in bic
9trabe. Serr Gullnm elite ibnen bann
nit einem Nebolper mad unb auf feinen
3uruf eraab fiM Sewlett. Sic llebris
gen, Sabler, Nonnie nno Solman ent<
fanien, in6em fie bon Dem gfebel begiin&
itigt In einem Sfa9en iiber ben SluB
fu5ren uno bort fpurlos berl6iuanoen.
Ser Snn0e NamensSoIman fou aeltern
In Gerinantotpn 9efeben iuoroen iein.
Serr @ullum lit febr fdliinrl Silge<
riHtet tuorocn, bod fino feiHc Mnnoen
eIa6liHer eDeiie nidt qefdtrlidj. 5000
fino fiir Ginbringnng Eaglors, 300
tiir 0lounie unO $50 fur SOlman aus
geiekt iporben.
Mlebrere Detectives fino in ibrer
gerfcIaAag begriffens
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w @ons Quoufa Surnber4

E 8om @uemfa Surnber<
Elm 9eben uns erfreulide 8eridte su.
Ser f9Ie@ten @el9dfte BUILDER lit Der
8erein 5iuar ni1t inn blahenoen 3ns
ifanbe, bod bat 0erielbe ale notb@
menoigen @eratbi1aftea ongei6afft
lnO finben iu0deatlid sipei Mfal Snrns
iiibungen itatt. @ IA
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