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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

Ca the - ule., Ar. Schemk, Chair.
man Of the House Committee o.
Ways asd Asass, in Congress, stated
that the Committee had under con-
sidersticn the tax laws Of the county
and wou'l soon report an entire re-
vision thereof. Tie committee pro-
pose tlaat 40 tax whatever be impes sed
On AoAs maaafactures, excepting Eve
or ak articles Of luxury. This i ex-
seileat. ~ far - it goes, but the CON-
sitsee propose 70 retain the license
tax for manufacturing. The = all
eron1. No tax uhatever shcu!d b.
a'npossd for the privilege Of manufact.
airing articles Of necessity. II is the
ssry rsssrse Of true economy. Tie
Gcenss tar slssa maasiactsres serious
" sGccts sAe West wherc manufac.
turing 10 in iss infaney. and is gener.
ally commenced upos . suall seale.
9th comparatively litae capital ou'
wessssa manufaetsrss 80 Of iunease
inportanes 70 our farmsrs in Prosid
iss . home market. II is the poorest
possible policy TO TAX mes for ths
privilsgs Of bsildiag up our needed
home market. There u no necessity
fur il. Oace let the liquor tar be en-
forced aad large share Of tho tax
- Eev put upon honest industry ma,
Ge . oacs aboiislsed. We trust thil
proposed ,nssssrs Of relief may be =
szssndsd = 70 benefit tho West .
wsh = ths Eaat-
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

School has just closed. The pupils have
pased out Of the school,room, and our eyes
and thoughts follow them ~ they separate
toward their respective homes, each one bear.
ing some new impressions made by the
teachings and incidents Of this day upon bis
mind.
School has passed rather more happily on
the whoe, to-day, than is usual. The schol.
ars were quiet studious and attsn.ivs with.
out exception. Lessons we're perfect. The
play hour passed away without any Of those
petty disputes and disagreements which Ar.
TOO frequently INDUCED In to the General
discomfort and unhappiness Of both teachers
and pupils. There vas no lingering at play
when the bell rang for school, and all were
promptly in their seats, ready to sinp-vith
bright eyes and pleasant fsees-our merry
song.
In fact We felt unusually cheerful our,elf
tonay. Dur energies were thoroughly COZ ,
centrased in our work. We thought or moth.
ing besides. There was no feeling of wears
ness, do disposition TO forget the things Of
the present and permit our thoughts to wan
der abstraesedly to other lhibys. And now.
thst the days labor j. flushed -thoug b
somewhat weary there Is feeling Of ssee.
eatisfsction, that our work Is not only done,
but veil done, and thas Il b indeed ! "de.
lightfuI task to rear tho infant mind"
We equally enjoy teaching, because We
love the children, and we feel that we have
when with them peculiar opporspnities fos
doing good. But Why ere thers solew school.
days in which We experience shat degree Of
nsisfaction and reward for oar labor. tbst
We feel to-nightf WHY'S h that these ere
days when Ne work, diligently sud earnest.
y. and seem to accomplish nothing? Dsys
when gentle hint, cr quiet reqaess, do sot
appear to BE- understood, vixen Iav and ordsr
are regarded - Scno value, aad IN noral
suasIon Il set y de1sncs. WY h Il thai
there ere days when universai seslishness
holds supreme swsy, when al Kindly feeling
sesss 70 have Aed, and when the dark ftown.
the clenched -6s, and threA&eBins gesture,
may be o'served bstokesing no isclination
70 brook the .lizitos. proyocatioro Can /,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06
SrB. DIsr. No. 5, LissarY Tr., |
Eakraar~ gDl IQsa

February 22d, 1868.
Ed. TEAcsERs' CoLunx III has been
truly said that this is an age Of excitement
and sensation, and % true is this that no
hamlet or neighborhood, however remote
from business thorooghfAres, or secluded iss
retreat Is exempt from an occasional trag.
edy or bit Of sensation to disturb the vonsed
quiet and furnish food Tor Madame Grun.
dy's dsvoaeea. Whas ] Am going 10 say,
however, is neither tsAsicai nor sensations
Al, but simply to relate little Of my first term
experience at teaching school. The frss
day Of the term Is always an eventful one 70
the teacher, and is looked forward 70 With
many doubts and misgivings.
But the dreaded mornisg vas at last ush-
cred in, and deemiDg puncuality indispen-
sable in the teacher Was early At Abe school
room to greet the half>fearfli but curious
scholars, who took many scrusinizing look
at the new teacher" The FIRST day, how
ever, passed away With its Ito mel new du.
ties, and . month followed IN it wake with,
out anything transpiring worthy Of note,
when one ofmy patrons concluded to send
colored boy 10 school that be nigh. have fhe
iaestimable privilege Of learning to read.
Now this man was known in former times TO
be Of Abolition persuasion, and during the
late war man who was in sympathy with
the Federal Army, spoke bitterly against
those who would destroy the Government,
and condemned as more than traitors til
Capperlead sneaks Of the ncr,h. So The boy
WAS duly registered As . member Of tie
school, and commenced bis siudies in earn.
est But two Of my scholars (youns men
didn't like the niger" and informed me
that !. Dad allowed they shouldn't come il
the .igger did !" here Vas . crisis sure, so
told him that "as long IS the nigger beha-
we'd himself l should not turn him out, bu.
should stay and teach if every other scholar
left.a The two scholars leti, aud their Dad
called upon the Director who told him the
school law made no distinction Of color, bu,
simply said "all children
The rest OF the scholars we're not so nice
about matters, or if they were, their parents
possessed good sense and thcugbt schools
should not be shut against any ono so un-
fortunate as to have been slave. / was At
a loss 10 know Why M. S. Was 20 opposed
to the free school system, and have come to
the conclusion that he must believe either in
the natural tendency Of the Democracy to
ssnalgamize, or that the color Of the dsrkey
would rub off and his fair skinned sons be-
come tarnished. Whichever may be the
case, be certainly need have no fears wnassv
er, for wherever the character of the Copper
heed IS exposed to view, oil are ready 10 sc>
knowledge that Ethiop's sons can lay no
claim 70 pernanency Of colsr.
J. F, GArRs.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

u b seli known that Western
Dsnserass generally are in favor Of
the Pendlston scheme for paying o1
the national debt 10 gre<sbacks--s
procedure which would inevitably res
slt in ruiniug The credit Of the nation
~ well - bankrupting tie natioa
iia.lf by breaking faith sMh those
who loaned the Goysrnment money
in the day Of its sceessity, and rem
dering ysenbacks- through their very
rsdundosey - sortllless ~ the old
Coniiaental currency. Tho scheme
soald bs equivalent u rcpadis,ion
Rat the Democrats " the Eastosa
istatss, On the other hand, have not
yet falleu 10 that depth Of infss,y
which calls for . violation Of the ~
,sons Aonor and the utter inancial
ruin of the haalrsd thousand farmers,
working "sen aud widows. whose hard
raci saviwgs are Invested j. U. &
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

We have not been Of those Who
berated Congress for deciding not to
attempt the impeachment Of the Pres
ident while there remained . reason
able doabt Of the result Of such a
course. Congress doubtless pursued
the wisest course in the matter. under
the circumstances not that there was
ssy question ~ to the moral guilt Of
The President, but that 90 important
. procedure had better be LEFT nm
tried than fail 20 result in . manner
which wosld satisfy the moral sense
Of the people. II il one Of the unfortu-
nate faiIings Of the law that mere
quibbles and technicali,ies often de-
feat the ends Of justice. However,
now that Andrew johnson, with a
real recklessness, characteristic Of
himself, has placed his neck fairly in
the moose Of the law, Congress NO
longer hesitates, but with . 6rmness
and promptness worthy Of AL praise,
proceeds - the law directs TO the
tial Of the highest ard meancst
crininsl in the land.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06
srArf 81 IOWA.

ExEcurlvs DssAasuxSf. Dns Momns
RULES IN CASE or AR00N&
MO APPLICATION FOR PARDON win bs
IN entertained - tAis clnss, eseept 10 special
cases unless the follo.iag essditicas ere cub
ae.'s- y iassss3E = -, ssr ]. s.,.-ao.
must. - psblishsd b. snue uCupuaper IN the
conuty rhers the judgment was resdereA. or in
csse ofehanRe cf venue. ID NE ccassy Where ~
crime was ca0.miteed WhsA ~ spolessioa =
aete i u,sA bs aceompnirA Win svt1sscs Z
meat asd Asal juasmest snA IL aano Of he
latter aud sh0ald be sig.sd by ~ 1udne. {
majority Of ~ Jurors. the DtslxiS1 kA65sey,
County officers apd eitissanI II the afuresaid
partcs exccpt The citizens, d soa sixu TIE psti-
tion. the reasnns for their rsfnsal sAsulA y ~
nss.st BY ORDER OF GOV nrRRiIL
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

Caaseacs, in Ais Ssats. e. the "a ias,. 4
aoma.s ef rsssses ves isjsssd, ess uose
MORALLY.
Rock Island haH jsue ci<ctsd Apsbli
can majority ofths Cisy Coancil foe1hs kue
time in her history. Republican snla ever
lasf rear 500, - "
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

The Northwestern Insurance Com.
pany. Of Decorah, Iowa, lost o., 200
in the Farwell Hall Ere and $40, 900
in the Lake street Gre. t13, 200 in all.
This smount its officers are said to
confess they casnot pay, which, if
truc, 10 also confession that their
representations Of capital were fraud
ulent. We hope to know more Of it
next week. -Bdnking and Insurancs
CsrOnicdl.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

President Lincoln proclaimed: II
have the most solemn oath registered
in heaven to preserve, protect and de-
fend the government" This noble
sentiment Is inscribed in the Assem-
bly, Chamber Of New York 6iate, and
twenty OF the democratic members Of
that body voted 10 remove il.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

DY virtue Of an ExecsSIos. tsnsa sss o
ID sud saaer The Seal Of H. DisGsiss Csnrt
ofBuhaA& 0oen,y. Iowa - As0 - Oo6anf
Iowsshfp - Haalctoa. as6 ooo1na - aosAs
and chattels. lands and tens0eaas sf Wn. p.
Parties. I have lssiee ppoa ~ Sealsg1ng T.
scribsa norssaesd psoperty, shs 90
The southeast quarter u soatA- rest quarter.
-sxApt one sore cold 70 RronGis xslss6 eot q
north west corner,-and sou1A half south -sast
quarter Section eleven, aad ~ Wsst ~ ssuah-
ease quartsr of noFthsvsss QoagoB 0ssoba 49,,
Ill in Township nisety, sessA - nsAes aias
vest of tAs AfsA p. n, in ~ Cusaty u -
ehanan, Iowa.
Which property, o. above desestbed. will
cder for sale at Public Auction, 1t the dsos u
the SHERIFF. ONCE, in the City q IsAspssdsass
on Saturday, April 9TH, A. d. lsSe, q
o'clock NJ. Of said day, to the highest bidder
u satissy saia kxsruties ard eeses.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Shsri1.
shsrifs 00cs, Independence,
March sti, 1865 nse:su
NyANTRD.-TsAe ,SrrnEnrs, and oth-
w o iu1snIgsnt Len asa wsnsa, in hasi-
ness paying SlOs to $eoo per month, sseordin I
to ability. For particulars. address
zElGLER, AcCURDY 4 CO.,
nSo Lombard Block, chiesgo. Ill
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

II 10 the interest Of property to educate
all. Property is deeply Interested in the ed.
uca,ion Of al!. There is no farm, no bank,
no mill no ahop tanlsss il b. grog,shop.)
which is not more valuable and more profit
able to,i's owner il located among we'll.
educated, than II surrounded by an ignoran,
population. Simply as a matter of interes.
we hold il to be the duty Of property to it.
selfto provide education for all.
HoRAcE GasElEY.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

BE sure 10 give no commsuds % which
you cannot enforce obedience Tne powers
ofresis.ance possessed By some children ere
truly extraordinary Be careful not to arouse
them. A spirit ef ansagoaism i. most dan
gercus, and, once awakened, may never
again become dorman, through life.
Once leia child conquer you, =, d il viii
never forget the lesson. Let your com.
msn,is then, be few; and insist on cbedi
ence to them. ~ Selected.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

Wilcox, Cbeslsy Z Morse have ths Tar.
GET stock staple goods in The city. aud
sotwithstandins ~ late advance in prices,
people would do veil 70 cau snd examine
t,eir goods before rsrchasirg.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

bM@A fAc New York Lcsrnhe OF
Co~esAercSt thc most respectable ofths
Deraecra,ic Organs q the East, sAus
refer to this qucs,ioa:
lie, il be frankly stated nov, Nat
there may Be no misunderstanding
then, that no Eas,crn Democrat Of
any prominence would consent to
stand on platform antagcni-,ic to
that adopted hl the New York Dem.
ooratlc STATE Convent1on last AN. !.
and NO Western Democrat running
o. . iaasfoem which gave intimaticn
e : assiga - pay sAe Naaioaal oehs
IN grccnbacks," " could hope to car
rya single Eastern State. wespcak
positively, for we know the temper OF
the Eastern people, without regard to
party, On this qaestion. No matter
how the debt was contracted, or in
~hat manner much Of the money was
spent, the United States has always
psid her bonded debt Ia gold and I'll.
yer, and muat continue to do 20 in
the future. Repudiatisn ie . dishon.
or which must not stain the National
escutcheon."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

VIA GAIDE
al florist 8
have the
h year. 4
| capable Of I
small plact
| a lawn. o
IN co,eus .
in the fal
hnd other b
rtnlaccas T.
the bulbs l
In 4 siiuil
IAN can
new ieaiu
s where tn
eials there
their arp
q succession
tied as 10 4
| lc;ion of eli
6 plants,
made, and
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

lSGe York, Dec. IL. 1907.
n ~ Card of Nov. ], 1857, stated
snAs, Or sne pmFp0se 81 snovo enlby
voapeeytog the Wosss - slss pabssS,
ia e.. ic sE.s - g Prsssss ..s :.:s 1rs.p.. 1sy.s.
4sesba 6soa 9eas. y olhall hsrs-
amer ell no goods as wholesale
auskerise1 Ageass,' ese. TO tina
: plan = have etnos strictly adhered.
1aAepGpoA6 AGDses. Gssas casD hs
osoa xOdsoa - a0po1nt those vaA
. ~ leaeS~nt6Au1h htr daoling. have
oanv1sea : uepota&1oa - hoasssy.
rsop0ast4t1ltg, - pfoh1ey men tn
whose word the public have learned to
plAos oonf1dsnoe. These Agents have
agreed 70 keep full assortment Of my
pens, and - all then at ny published
DrisaDA TAos NJ publio are oaDUa1sd
By them with Just such pens - they
Vene, slthse - - writing or Dsieo. aa1
- . faA equivalent fss ahe nonsy
DeAd.
place 70 place. or canvass the country.
20 that all who want 3 1GoseDn 0e,4
Pen must get it from the Local Agent
or from hsadQuartsrs.
Mons need apply Tor me Agency sH.
esps IN oonSormity 70 the above. the
ubsrsl discount '1o Oahs" being
su1lsasaA tnAuesmsnt 70 al others.
4. H01r0K.
= Il
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

Tc.4ro-
nnett,a a ln
considers i
liet, and =
| | medical
hat the Is
oweriul aT
lea, and /
ot the liz
J iindisp
It cTeciv
al agent !
hat a che
ID from it
,rsede the
diseases.
| hat he ha
ea with I
hat when
is almost
Fpepsia ~
hat the
Sc Of it,e
Form of q
5 il is a n
tory.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

X Sour
made b.
/ the neck,
G soup OF I
tail of the
v ater ant
The wat
a gallon
| lay he put
in the h.
ODD a weel
md honin,
ing a quar-
| |okingtcgc
fp. tomato
| ELI, or any
made of
ping stocl
Sepei can
very day,
,uble OF m
7 ten days
sxsellent
ews for bre
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06
TO HAVE /

TO HAVE /
is season Of
,a until the
bill potatoes
be " atcr sc
/ Them n,ca
pare them
b hour OF so
hich a pincl
boil quickly
water carei
atoes upon
essel in whit
dry for FIVE
| ready to ser
4 squeeze
TO destroy
and plac
le. The So
| es on, all IN
htoes that "
nlealy and
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

A school mis'ress ~h;ls taking down The
aamcs snt ages sfter psp;S .aathe names
Of their pareuts. At the beginning Of the
tern. ssted css' sIss& sayvx. swsass ,sss
fathers nsner = "0h, you necdnt take
down his name: he's leo o!d 70 20 10 school
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

rIrr 90 WnE,
Air.Copeland
; that, both il
a, il has bee
a bushel Of
either broadc
'uMcient to IN.
|lcls to the ac,
ii, aiid even tw
en- used than le,
wheat will yicl
than thick, it
coadiiion and
|eht iches der
e plants hav
9th roots an,
cordingly.
ricul;ural WI
nst the very
ng grass .
ares it to
we'll as proli!
ck growth
t the base OF
the dew, raj
~ on them,s
rying. T'h
at upon ,het
at stalks, II
liable result
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

Since the reeesa, our General Ass.
emily has gone vigorcasly 1t work.
and nov promises to effect legislssion
Of great importance to the State.
Railroad questions occupy = large
shars Of attention. The coutcet rela.
tive 70 the D. D s. c, road seems to
lie between those who favor reeum-
ing the grant and giving Is 70 Blair
for the extensioa Of the road, and the
friends Of the old road who desire
simply IN extens;oa which shall not
be controlled by Blair. The people
ahug the road have pe,isioped for an
extension Of the grant to the old road
provided the line is built on the route
originally proposed and not divided
50 n to become merely . feeder. to
the Northwestern. Senator Dounan,
who BY The way is already making
his mark 40 an able legislator, has
introduced . bin, - will be seen by
che abstract of proceedings, given
elsewhere, to extend the time for the
completion Of the road to Jan. LIST.
1871. We trust this bill sill pass,
provided the company furnish sufi-
cient guarantee that the road shah
be completed within the time speci6-
ed.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

TRALIZISt
sends tlfs
the New
r. ison Of
and des
Rn intent
|red. may
y harnk
|Dgillsofs
h n yer
| take nea
Il will mo
ry form
! lpoison
enists ~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06
TEACHERS COLUMN.

s'"srs !. Pisc-d IN a., Aand. yU.s ssssA
eoEy :nd - sss,s s~acrsss esars,
sss"s sdssees.- II BrLLssiS.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

FICTION
Iiailfs
E.re not
saved
y seyers
is filed
Tie
liquid Il
irge ann
II waite.
10 save
King faoz
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

d Ron4fhdspeds - ~ Nsw ENOsASp 6o1x sss
00Nox l06 Hanover 81 sef, HoSton.
GE0R0E W SJrAT1. M n. frorrtefor.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

John
D Co. NJ
,FlShire
and th
ia, q 30
Feigiiinl
extent
|iaces u
| f fWisec
lturc =
has bee,
gage s
cost
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-28

ten fi& al, TN, nidt oieie @cene III f.
ben. Mnoere Grtpbte ora1eert bis gum
&uti9enidla9e Dor urc tuarfen ienett
prieltern @trabenz, &interz uno pferz
befptb in pas @eit6t, 10 rab fe Gar tel
men Meni9m mebr slei@ iaben; fire
9aare> ibr @eit9t unb ibre &leioer 1paz
rem roller llnfatb ; bic unalidliden
btelten eieAu9en 3u> Inn ni6t III erbliuz
ben, uno mebr ais Ginen traf ,uoleid
NIT rem &ptbe Gin Stein> ter ibm pae
0eli9t Serlebte.
Na@ @pttes BiQen lan9ten Don Der
ppit Die 11eaen pferpe an tpelde III per
Men9e et,pa5 2uft i9aften> u1lo Is tpar
Elm @unoer Der @oriebune, pab Niez
manc ZEN eriten Stein mari, bern fiber
mare 1a9 rem erten Elm 9an;er 5a9el
9etpmme1 unp bdtte unter einemS Stein
bauien jene Mdrtyrer Der sebeimen Sc
ieQl9aften b%e9raben, melde oludlid> VI
rpebl tn erbarmun9swirpiaem ;3uitanz
re> BET 2aren;a uter cas picmpnteilde
btnaus uno unter 2pbpreiluns Der Site
gptte6 in Garrara anfamen.
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XIV.
Geft ..

llnteroel1en batte fid, BE Sabette pom
Snterlafen> pte in et1,en anperen Ca
pitel teret:s er3dblt it, 1dpn Gnoe yfoz
pemter ccs ser9an9enen Sabre5 auf bic
Sn1elS tctlten unter pem9lame1u 8arpnz
el1ep.D erber9" beseben> um bort ren jun
9enGetip aus oerBetiu i1ofen, ber;u
bel1erer GrfenntniB selan9t unp BON ben
sebeimen 0eeQi9aften, ce1er, ct pproem
Su 1eiaem 9renjenlplen lln9life ieinen
Natnen unc iei1a Seiitanp eeeeben
batte> at9efaQen.
Wortiebuna fplat.l
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Der cSude uon Uerona,
6iNcriider 81 ausben Sabren
1916 BIS 1S49.
Bpn Nater BreSciani.
Ausssm Stalienilden aterltst.
XII.
Sic Ireaatte ct. midbael.
(6crtlcbung.)

\o|IVo|
Mein Weit ltarb> meine&.nper aber
oenal erL 0onf ibrer Yae9e> Yrn Der
idredltden &ranfbett. Gtner rtefer
beipen Gater 1T ia ir1,en ein9eldlo0en,
ppuen @te 1ie einen Nu9enbltd lehen :?
Gs miro Sbnen pas 5er3 bluten pb III
ret Gsrlal1enbeit (; iie baben NiGta Sc
rettet> ais mas ite auf pey1 Seiec traz
gen"
Nler iaate: uSa, i'd, nil es."
Der alte Seemann l9lpB iadte rie
Ibure auf unp lief Den jun9en 6r&:17
ben Elm. Dieter blteb, vpn GntistNn
oetrpfen, smei S9ritte spr cem Gin
0an9e 1teben. ST ertlidte III ricfm
}dlcdten @en,ade betm matten Sdim5
mer elmer raudi9en 2ampe rae Snnere
ctnes Grades cas rpr1 ancern Gratern
fid MUIR racur6 unteridtec, rab es 5
Me1cr lang, 4 brett unc Il bpd war.
Mebr ais 20 &eli9ipien iaben tlab> al
9eiebrt, nit eritprtenen Nu9en> NIT arf
Die 8ru1t 9elenttem 9aupte> auf Rem
8pper ; an einancer 9ecrdn9t la9en iie
mie SPHERE la, in t1ctlider Nn9f, in
Mprer unb 0eftant. Sn elmer Gde
fab er auf einer'S trpbmatte einen @rets
NIT elmer arpben Dede umhiiQt, Der ftd
unter leinen Sdmer;en mann, uno Dem
ieoen Nu9enhlid Ger Ntbem gu peria9e1
Idien. Mn ner Seite hes &ranfen iab
elm junser ceutider 8rucer, Der nit Der
etnen 6anr cem S%terbenoen ras 9aupt
belt unp nit bet arcern cem fur;atbz
miaen Manne ben Sdwetb spn Der
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Der &tanfenwdrter gu einem pater
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