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Meeting Of the Rapides Bar.
A1rxANnR1A Ia. .1uNE 10. 1868,

ALEXANDRIA, LA, JUNE 10, 1868.
At a meeting Of tile Members Of the
Bar and Officers of the Court of RAJ
pides Parish, held in the Town OF Alex
andria, on Saturday the 18th day OF
June, 1868.
On motion the Hon. N. Ryan was
called to the chair and w. w. Whit
tington, Jr., was chosen Secretary
The chair then appointed the following
gentlemen as committee to draft res
olutions expressive of their feelings in
regard to the death Of the late William
B. Lewis, Judge ofthe 9th judicial Dis
trict Court: r. A. Hunter, Chairman
Committee, E. c. Leckie, j. G. White,
H. S. Losee and j. w. Hickman.
The following preamble and resolu.
tions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The sad intelligence of the
death of the Hon. William B. Lewis
Judge of the 9th judicial District
Court, has reached us;
RESOLVED, That we have heard will
unfeigned regret the death of the Hon
William B. Lewis, Judge Of this Court
that by his death the Bench has lost az
able, upright and conscientious Judge
one who discharged his official duties
with ability, integrity and impartiality
that the 6ar mourns the loss Of zeal
GUS advocate, society a warm and sin
cere friend, and the country true AMI
faithful patriot in her distressed con
dition.
RESOLVED, That we tender our heart
felt sympathy to the bereaved family il
this the hour of their affection.
Resolved, That the Members of thu
Bar and the Officers Of this Court wea
the usual badge Of mourning for thirt.
days.
Resolued, That these resolutions b.
published in the Louisiana Democrat
Natchitoches Times and Opelousal
Courier, and that copy be sent to thu
family of the deceased.
| R. A. HUNTER, Chairman.
E. G. LEcK1E, JAMES G.. WHITE
H. S. LosEE, J. w. HICKMAN.
The meeting then adjourned.
NJ. RYAN, Chairman.
W. w. Wu1TT1NGroN, Jr.,
! Secretary.
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1@- Judge Orsborn, we suppose we
must now call him Ju dye, adds P. S.
to his letter and sends greeting to
James Henry Clay Barlow, that he can
get ready, work himself up to Judicial
dignity and prepare to be installed in
ten days. No message is sent to Al
phonse Baltic, F. M. G. and Joe. Smith,
Freedman. We suppose the Judge
don't care a hooter now for his broth
eren. Hurrah for the Judiciary Of
Rapides! Let MS pray!!
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B Weregret to announce the death
of the Honorable w. B. Lewis, Judge
ofthe Ninth Judicial District. He died
suddenly, at his residence near Opelou-
sas, on the 9th inst. Judge Lewis was
native of the State and has been
known and honored as a good, con-
scientious and upright man, and all
classes will mourn his untimely death.
Elsewhere will be found the proceed
ings of the Alexandra Bar in commem-
Grafton ofhis death.
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w Several of the Shreveport and
Jefferson Packets, are taking freights
from New Orleans to those places, al
the rate of twenty-five cents per bar.
rel. They charge, however, fifty cents
a barrel to Alexandria, be cause they
only bring it three hund red and fifty
miles instead of seven hundred
Where's the Steamboat Association
and its pro rata card ratesf
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asg~ As usual the Lafourche and the
Bart Able have remembered the Dem
ocrat, and we thank them for this cour-
tesy. Bear in mind that the Bart.
Able goes down tomorrow at IL
o'clock NJ, and the Lafourche on Sun
day at the the same hour.
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By Our St. Nicholas touched our
wharf early Monday morning, to the
music of Johnny Thompson's String
Band, She had a fair freight aud some
passengers. She goes down this morn
,,ng with coed lead Of Bulls.
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~ The Monsoon has placed this
Office under renewed. obligations for a
bundle Of papers. The Monsoon goes
down on Saturday at A o'clock.
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w We've waded and fumed throu!

70 We've waded and fumed through
a week of very warm, oppressive
weather. but the nights can be put
as an exception, for they have been
cool and pleasant. No rain for the
past eight days. It is now much
needed for the corn. We have again
TO report no signs ofcatapillars.
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Da The communication from Col.
Thornton, which We publish elsewhere
we take from the New Orleans Plea
yune.
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LINES. TO a FRIEND

Many year has.passed, dear friend,
Since lastw met together;'
Many a year 81 grief and mirth,
OF fair and cloudy weathet;
Old Time has set his signet, friend,
Upon each care-worn brow,
And tresses which were raven them
Wear threads Of silver now.
But, Oh, our hearts are all unchanged,
= Nor can time. or distance sever.
Souls that are bound by friendship true
They beat on, true forever.
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~ Tie st. Nicholas obliging clerks
made up FOR us our usual complement
flate and vafied papers.
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" We call the attention Of drovers
and all shippers of stock to the adver-
tisement Of Col. Simms, of Simmaport.
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Confusion Worst COMPOUNDED.

s no Nc" 'i0'A' A'noS' 1'1SA W.
above caption, writes as below concerning
the new Omnibus Bill Of lnfamiesof the
Infamous Rump, which has passed in that
Hell. we have missed getting several Is
sues OF last weeks issues OF the papers and
hence our column Of news is not complete.
We adopt, therefore, the following from the
Times, which explain what we miss in our
telegrams
The last act Of Congress, reported yes
terday by telegraph, in regard to the inau-
euration Of the State governments in the
Military Districts, adds another to the 9th
ef bungling, incoherent and contradictory
reconstruction acts, the Interpretation of
which has given so much difficulty and Gre
ated 30 much confusion.
The first section OF this act contemplates
and directs the meeting ofthe Legislature
on the day fixed BY the constitution. II
that DAY has passed, or i tue Uocerno''
elect thinks there ls not time % assemble
the Legislature BY that day, then such Leg
islature NAV be convened within thirty
DAYS after the passage Of this act by the
Gopernoy Of said State.
What Governor-the Governor IL esse
or the Governor in posse -Gov. Baker OF
Gov. Warmoth 7 There is no question
| that the Governor elect, Yarmouth, is The
person indicated to determine whether the
thirty days continuance shall be allowed.
But the omission Of the word elect il
the second clause, where the authority "a
convene the Legislature is given, would
I 4 4 r..
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YOU want COOKING SODA
wv Send to H. st. Johns and Procure
The Genuine article.
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TThe River is still falling steadily,
but not fast.
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PRESIDENT and VICE-PRESlDENT
The Nominees of the National Dem
ocratic Convention.
FOR ELE CTORS
STATE AT LARGE.
ISAIAH GARRETT,
Of Ouachita.~
r. C.. W1CKLIFFE,
Of Vest Feliciana.
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
!" ANTHONY SAMBOLA.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
M. b. BRADY.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
ANDREW S. HEBRON,
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
A. DE BLANC.
-
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
N. B. COLEMAN.
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resident Of that State, and he would
not be likely to poll any considerable
number of votes on that account.
Turning to Ohio we find Mr. endle-
ton in nomination, a gentleman OF abil-
| ity and popularity, who has been men,
toned very prominently in connection
with the Presidency for some time past.
That he would make an able officer, if
elected, no one, even among his oppo-
nents, can for moment doubt. But
we are only dealing now with his avail
ability. We believe that Mr.. Pendle-
ton with his personal popularity at
home, and the popularity of his green
back issue, will carry Ohio by large
majority. Moreover, he has been put
forward as the favorite candidate Of all
the Western and Pacific States, and we
believe that he is morally certain to
carry Indiana and Illinois, two other
large States, whose votes are exceed
|ingly doubtful for any other Democrat
ic candidate who has been named fol-
the office. Now, this is an amount Of
i positive strength which cannot be ig-
nored in a nomination. Besides, Mr.
Pendleton has been SO long before the
people, and his friends have calculated
so confidently on securing the nomina.
| ton for him, that We fear his rejection
would cause so much dissatisfaction al
to lose us all the great Western States
He has been before the people long
! enough for his claims to be canvassed
and his enemies have yet failed to urge
any serious personal objection to him
! We are clearly Of opinion that he is thu
strongest candidate to be put in thu
field against General Grant. We arr
anxious to see an absolute civilian
pitted against the military, Do-policl
candidate of tho opposition. We be
|lieve that the people are tired of candi
dates who can prefer no claim butthei
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BridgtOn Academy!
rNHE Fall Term OF this Institution will commence
Tuesday. September L, S6S,

And continue eleven weeks.
JOHN g. WIGHT, A. NJ, Principal
SILAS BULLARD Assistant.
MISS LAVINIA K. GIBBS, Drawing and Painting.
Miss EMMA A. PERRY, French and Music
Board and Tuition reasonable
Portland Prices. -
THOS, H. MEAD, Secretary
North Bridgton, Aug 5, 1868. au14eod& & w3w
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SCHOOLS.
WATERTILLE
Classical Institute {!

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mas oeen very much enlarged and thoroughly
renoyated, and large additions have been made to
the philosophical and chemical apparatus.
For luItnef particulars apply to the principal.
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State Election, Monday, September 14th.
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LNNTERPRlSING Men and Women wanted in
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and act as salesmen for our and popular works.
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their votes. They will see that as soon as ,hov
begin to waver in the support of Democracy
you will adopt the plan now in vogue OF Mem. !.
phis, by which every freedman who applies to
Democrat for employment is refused unless
nc ca" produce certificate showing that he ia
"'e"1oer Of q Democratic cllbi
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oEihoohs HEALTH FAILNG.-A Washing
S on ui'pa'cn says that near relative of Mr..
seymour told a friend few days since that his
acceptance of the Nomination was causipo
great uneasiness among his family and friends.
as they were convinced that he could not hear
up under the excitement of presidential l;fs n
elected ~
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For Electors:
AT LARaE-GEORGE l.. BEAL
s. P. STRICKLAND.
1st DIsTRTcT-WILLIAM HOBSON,
I'd DisTRICT-AMOS NOURSE.
Sd DIsTRIcT-DENNIS L. MILIIKEN.
5th hDIsTRIcT-EBENEZER KNOWLTON.
State Election, Monday, September 18th.
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Portland Academy


No 54 Il Sc Middle street,
FEHE Fall Term of this Institution will commence
> Sept itn and continue II weeks. Only limited
NUMBER VIII be received and particular attention
given 10 ensure satisfaction. Parents wishing Il
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Prlvate instruction given in all branches.
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The Evening School connected with the above is
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For further particulars address,
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&abel=Oepeiben

2pnbpt> 81. SAM,
Die ttalieniibc Ne9ierun9 beabi19z
tiet cine EXPEDITIONS Tlptte uad2aplata
(Slp Nmerifa) su 1enren. 3ped UNI
hefannt. Sin til Der Bai Ypn Neapel
lieaenpes @elbwaber, bereitet ii9 alei9z
falls Dor na@ Sdpamerifa gu ie9eln.
NeapeL31. San, Cine italienilde
Tlptte rie Iettber bier i1n5afen lag wurz
ce na6 &ioparna in Yaraquay beprcert>
Nue Snfprmattonen in 8esug artf bic
Grpepitipn, werptn Don Der @esierun9
auf's Stren9ite 9ebetm 9ebalten.
2onbpn1. Sch. Mtcncs. Gin
l1redlider Sturm witbet btele Na9t
iiter Gnelanr> uno pielellnfduean2eten
unp Gi9cntbam perben befirdtet. Die
5ele9rapbenprdtbe nad liverpool iinp
berunter9eri1en.
Yarts> 8. &c.,, Die bieiioen
Spurnale betla9en tint Mu9en,sinen BEN
Ion uno bic Tenpsns ter Debate I'M
Corps e%i9islatif, in Be;us auf Die SEE
9ulaticnstiu fit bic pre1s 1no befar@z
ten, rab bic &e9ierun9 ldltebli@ tas
Nteperl9la9en cerlelben bewirten, unc
bic pre0e AUDI nod bic peni9e Treibeit,
cereniie itd ieyt nod erfreut> oerlutis
Werpe.
@ten, 3. Sch. Yrin3 Soitpb Gpl>
lpreep Mann6felp, tpurbe gum prdlioen>
ten pes Sberbauies pom &ei9sratb
ernanat> etenip an bic Spibe bes Ster<
9eri@tsbcfes IN @ten placirt.
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7auaora9enen fir bic Mitalieber
Der @oritdnoe bieles @eretns, bic
i@on ein9eiebt iino, ODER In 3u<
tunt 1T Der yor9ei4riebenen Wetz
fe etn9eiebt weroen, - oft lie ben
8e1ammlun9e1 bes @~pritanbes
ooer @emites> 5u Dem iIe sebSren>
beimobnen.
8. Sn ben IL pprrebmfen, Der ).
8inbbett Se1u unp Der allerieliofen
Sunsfrau Marta 9etpeibten &ir9en-
gu bethlehem, gu Na3aretb, auf bem8 er<
sc &armeL ju 2pretto unb an eint9en
areer1 Srtel1, weroen auBerpem In ie=
Dem Monate 3pei bell. Me6en 9eleltn,
bic cine fit bic Mtt9lieoer uno Woblz
tbdter oeS 8eretns, bic ancere fir BIZ
un9lddli@en &tnoer> ;u peren Nett,1no
ceri elbe 9%e9rdnoet 1T.
8. Sci allen @ebeten uno beiliaen
Mei1en res &ereins miro fets noA tnsz
beionpere 9ebetet fir bic driili9enMu tz
tel, tab ale ibre &inper Der I'll. Eaufe
~tbetlbafti9 >peroen, uno fit bic jln9er,
Wlt9lieoer oes Gereins, paB fe ,plrpis
porbereitet jrr erlten BELL Communion
binsutreten uno mad berlelbeu in tbren
9uteu @oridBen perbarren m5sen.
S6lieBlt9 bemrrfen mir NOD boB Die
feierlt9e g%tnfubrun9 pes porsenannter,
&tnobett Selu 8eretns> berer, mir in
unierer leBten Nummer ermdbnten, an,
per1o6enen @onntass ole am Gefe
Warta 2i@tmeb, pur@ ben 9u@w. pa
ter Stbmar O. S. B., fattfano. Die
bon Jpn wdbreno per @briltenleb-e lber
ben %erbabenen @e9enftanb 9ebaltene
lebrzuno trpitret@e Mnrebe, e~nt3iinpete
- md@tt9 bic tinplt6en 5er3en> bab ld'
1pfprt iber 200 &tnper. al6 Wttoliez
BET III ben @erein aufnebmen lieben.
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ibren beiIiefen l1eberaeusunsen nidt nebr fre'
tp1ren. tper f5nnke bonn tpfen. bab ibu,, ibn1 nit

.bren petlt91ftn ueberjeu8un9en H'W1 mep1 '''
tpdren, tper t5nnse bann bofen, baB ibna, ibn' NIT
@enisen ober gar Jpn aQein feline Greibe't 'O''r-
ee unansetatst iein unb seii&trt itin2 @euib
Niemanb metr. Dtr Sad bes paptes spdrs aa-
slei9 Der 1ntersans aler greibeit in ber Wslt.
Mit Der relisi5itn Greibeit tuaroe bic ioetale, bic
biirserIi@e, bic politi@e, BE rationale Gre'bett
~ @runee seben ; bic far@ttarlts Despotte
piiroe bsrrl9en, uub ,par una 10 '1nertrasltdsr,
pfun {e lt l~iseubafter @sife ben Nau'ea otr
81 III aIlo nit berSade bes YapRes u. itinss
Redtes II. itiner lln~abbaneisfeit Maes serfnafft
mas een Meni9tn tbeuer iein mub: Relision u.
Gbrifentbum> &e9t uub OronunG @etpi1en H.
Jreibeit.
Meiue 5erren ! @9au.n Sie in ber Welt tint
T@ per bdlt unerl@aterli& bic erbabsnen
@rnnpiase aufre@t auf bensn bic bS@ifen ST.
tereNeu Der Meni@beit beruben? Mit @9mera
lase i9, unter tenen, Die basu berufen fno, MIR
nod Giner uno bas 1T Der papf.-@r II
Elm tleiner unb i9wa9er garR ct IL
prn Der @elt p~erla1eu unb Yerratben; absr bas
balt ibn ni9t ab, bic bS@ten Sitter ber Welt gu
l9isen unb mutbis gu fampfen, um lie ben
Ma9fommsn au betuabren. Die bS@tfsn Sheen
man tritt. Fe iiteraa su Iubeu, Ct aber balt bod
bus panier bes &e@ts unb ber Greibeit a ufre9t!
5oa aud Der Cine fa1en? Meine 5errsn
nit unierm DiQen, NIT unierer 3ufimmuns
serib ui9t! Nein> mir wOuen ibm treu snrSeits
teben in ieinem Sample, unb mir biirfen sepib
iein, tpen,, mir uns ibm anl9lieben, 10 tbun mir
Elm sutss Wert bas spa Gbre unb gang eepib
AUDI BON Grfels 1T.
sic fraset mid pieaei@t, tuas wirb benn ,1ur
abtr nit &pm unb benz paple werben? l1ne ba
antmorts i'd, i'd peib nod ni@t mas @ct fiji
bic nG9ae .3eit 3ulabt, aber, meine 5erren i'd
fam mir ni9t beufen, bab Der 5obn @pttes e.
men Ibron eebaut bGtte fir bieO berbirten ieiner
Stride, feline @teapsrtreter auf Groen u1t batte
bislen Gbrun auf ben 8oben @ums sefeat, unb
tperbe iebt peil Elm gictpr emanuel unb Elm
@aribalbi @om fir i4 baben mil, 3u bennpapRe
lasen: vpius, febe auf unb glib Deinen plab
benz aSnie Gbrenmann cher BEN 5elben BON
Muntana !" Do9 es fam iein, bab @ptt Is
fast bab Der papit fir einiee 3eit &p,n serlai.
len mub, aber bann> tas 1T meme l1eber3eueuns,
1T bic i3eit nidt fsrns> in Der Der Yaplt tpieber
surldfebrt unb bann pirb Stalien, bas u~einiee"
III Stide aerfalen fem, unb bann tpirb Der freie
papt Der aSnis papf pieoer in @um berriden,
unb bic BSlfer Stalisns merben ten Sag iesnen,
no Der apotpliide Glidtins tpieber bic italienis
l9e 5eimatb betritt unb NIT letner &idfebr tem
2altbe nit Der Jreibeit Der STRIDE aud bet lang
entbebrten Jrieoen unb @obltano piebsrtrinst.
@as INNER absr @ptt fasen mTee, bic @a@e
ees papfes 1T I'M ere Sa@e, unb tpenn mir fir
lie e;nleben, 10 bienen mir Der &elisipn> benz
He9te uno Der Iretbeit.
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(Giu8eiaabt.)
Observation-Disclosures.

! Die 9anowirtbl9aft 1T zines Der ebrz
e1,rertbeSten @ewfrbe BON allen. G6 tpar
ia pieies oas erlte @ewerbe> Die critic Be-
i9dfti9un9 unlerer @tammdtern na9
Dem SlnpenfaQe. @ar Mbar1, un{er
@tammpater, na@ Dem Sale ni9t 9ez
n6tbt9t> gu pAansea> gu iden> gu ernten>
I'm 70 int S9wetbe ieineS Mn9ejiGtes
letn 8rop ju baben. Die b. S9rift
ia9t Don ben erten S5bnen unlerer
Stammeltern, bab file 2%anbwirtbe ,paz
rs,1> Der Cine eth Mdersmann, Der an
rere Elm 9irt> Elm S@dfer. Die erlten
Meni1en batten biz babin feline Grfabz
rung auf Dem @ebiete Der 2anbwirtbz
l@aft 9ema@t; and batten i1e weoer
INTERVIEWING BON ibren @orfabren, nod
Bslebrun9en burd lanpmirtbl1aftli6e
Bidder unp S@riften eybalten, pa taz
mails Der jeBt in ct. paul @innejota)
erl9einenoe uBanperer" nod ni9t eriiz
tirte. Wer bat iie benz, BEL pieiem Sc
19dfte eeleitet. Gs man per ~ ei1ee IL
t &c S96pfer. Dieier Lief pie bic ).
S6rift 1aet pFan3en pa@ien, bic
8rii9te unp Samen trusen ; Ct fdidte
Re9en uno Sonnenidein> LIEF eieGrl@z
te reifen> unp bic Meni9en nobmen fie>
uno ldttt9ten fi@ bamit. Natirltd
ret@ten Die Grid,e, bic ibnen II obne
ale Yae9e 3uwudlen, balp nidt mebr
gu tbrem Beoarfe btn> mel9es 10 pom 9e<
redien @d6pfer an9eoronet par. sic
mubten pesbalt iu@en, ras natirlide
Gr3eu9niB gu pernebren, ielbit Grl9te
3u 3ieben. Die Natur, Die S6Spfuna,
pis5 bier3u ben 8e9 an. Sie 1aben
Soft In perielbm idien> Din9en uno be-
9tsBer. Son Notb 9elpornt> erwadte
bolo itr ELECTROMAGNETIC BET Natur
ibren Wrrn ;u leiben UNI ibrer frcimiuiz
gen Grsieti9teit purd &unt nad;ubel>
fen.
6ie bemertten, ta6 mad Der 3eife
aus ben Aebren &5rner in bic Grce
Telen, rprauS ipdter Saline unp Grudt
gum @orl9etn famen. SeBt erpa9te
Der Na9abmun96trieb III ibnen aud fe
itreuten nun reife &1rner in ben Booen
unb,-febeo a!-srdne @aaten fprofen
ernpor uno bas Telo 1po9te in prar,gen>
Der Tru9tflIe! Sebes &6naden CAB
vielfa6en Grtrae surid. Cine treflide
Grfnouns refp. Grfabrun9. Die Men<
ldben bemerften i'm Qaufe Der 3eit> cab
bort, ,pp Der 8oben loder mar, bic 6rudt
better sebieb paber lu9te man oenlelben
loder Su ma@en> uno - lernte mar, pfi>
aen. Man fam tpobl eenfen, bab Der
er0e pFus fein IL einseri4tetes Mder>
rpertseus mar wie bic jeBisen YFdse;
bS9fmabri4einlt@ tpar e6 Elm 3use(piBs
teS ODER @pib ab9ebro@eues 3olI mo-
nit uta1 ben 8ooen 10 piel als r15ali@
umw1blte. Gerner fab man bort no
Elm Glub ODER Elm Bad betm l1sbertr.<
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