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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23
TaAolc snoor1Na ArrAIR nrAn g. r.,

TRAGIC SHOOTING AFFAIR NEAR CHArrA.
sooGA.--A tragic affair occurred ON Salt
Greek, forty miles below here, a few days
since, the particulars Of which are as follows ::
II seems that Mr. Beane,a school teacher, Mt.
tempted TO whip boy naraed HutchiAon, who
resisted and left school, A day or two AFTER
ward young Hutchinson, accompanied by his
brother and 4 man named Smith, visited the
seheol-hoase for the ayowed purpsss of ehas.
tising Beane, and not finding him thsss, tAey
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23

THE PALINpRoME.-The paiindronle is a
line that reads alike backward and forward.
One Of the best is Adams tirst Introduction of
himself to Eve ~
"Madani, I'm Adam % 9l
Another is the story that Napoleon, when
at St. Helena, being asked by an Englishman
It ne could have sacked London, replied:
"Ablo was ere saw Elba." ~
The latter is the best palindrome, probably
in the language.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23

WHx aGEsEaAL GRAnr KEEas Aaoor
rRoM ANDY JnHnsos. Is I siinattsF Of
surprise 70 many that Generaf Grant refuses
10 hold any inter a4sssxe with Psesidont John,
son, and in their forgesfnlnsss of not long, pas.
events attribute it {with expressions of sur
prise) to political reasons. But any such
Thought docs General Grant injustice. he
Is donbtiSss as free from the folly of permit.
ting political differences to inteffere With social
couEtesiss as any of us ihosii It quite pos
sihle tessat nm oyster, smoke q eigar, or drink
acnp of tea With y political opponent. Gene
raj Grants antipathy to gohkson hes better
foundation than this. II dates baek 10 the
IStantoui imbsogIio, when johnson Substantial
liy accused Gem Grant Of falseho6d III bis iu.
sterpretation Of some Of the phases Of that
diaicplty. This touchsd sba sensitive soldier
upon. . tender spot, a rsiiiioa men might, as
they did, declare him IN their opiniion nnsit
TOR tlze- l5s lsis
temper or changing tue cordiality Of lis friend
y salute. Butto be accused of falsehooi was
2 different matter Coming from the Pres;i,
dent he COULD not meet the insult IN q soldier
~ way, and SO was obliged to treat Il as. an
offenceto be punished by gentlenlanly coi.
tempt. This is why General Grant kesps
aioof from Andy johnson. - AlBany Eseniiag
sIoaradL 03ss. 50, 81 tS ,ioD .s,,.ss 5
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23

TnE PRAcTICAL BEAUTIES or MORMON
PoLYaAMY.-A Gentle woman in Utah lately
gave correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
merciut this little, but telling sketch of the
practical workings of tho Mormon system.
SNOW, there's Eph. Roberts, over there, .
pointing to stone house near the moantain--
she brought real young, delicate wife from
New York, now going on sixteen ycarsago, and
she workedhard, l tell you why, I've known
hey to do NIL her own work, whom Eph. had
three hands and she shrcshiag machius ut his
house, aud sometimes she worked ont in the
field, bound wheat and saked hay, which, you
know is awful on n delicate New York woman !;
faint as if she been raised to it, like we folks
and after all, just last year Eph. went aad
married another woman, q real young one, not
over twenty, aud don't you think, this spring
she knocked Maria-that's his wife--down
with the ehurn-dasher and scaldel her. Eph
stood by and just said Go in, Luce; kin
her if you can 1t all started about n churn,
too. Both wanted to use it at once. Maria
had it, and her butter was slow a-comin, and
they got mad, aud Luce struck her, and then
saatched the kettle right off the stove and
poured hot water on her feet, so she fell down
when she tried to run out. And what was the
result finally? Well, Maria Loft him, of
coprse-she had to, or be killed. les very
nice, though, for the men, L had dozen
chances to marry old Mormons; but law ! I
wouldn't give that for all Of EN- Why, Just
turn things around and let woman have two
or three n'en, and see how they'd like that
There wouldn't be no murderin' done in these
parts-oh, no And / reckon woman has a.
fine feelings as man. i tell you, if my hus-
baud ever joins ''em, or tries TO get another
wife, that day I'll hunt another Gentle. Bet
Jour life on that" 1*i e iasaa ~
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23
BLOODY TRAGEDY AT MoNooMERY, Tx.
s-Roun MEN KrILED. The Galsesto,

BLOODY TRAGEDY AT Montgomery, Tx
As-Roun MEN KrILED 4-;Ths Gaisestop
Ve,cs, of the 3D. instant, says:
We learn from gentleman who residSs a
few miles from the town Of Montgomery. ia
this State, that a bloody tragedy occurred In
that place last week. -Four men were killed,
and the town for a while presented the appear
hnce of . battle Geld on small scale. The
as near as VIC could gather them
from u hasty conversation, are as follows 4
desperado, whose name we did not learn. re-
Gently appeared in Montgomery, aud in a short
time made himself odious to the citizens by
his quarrelsome disposition. He gathered
around him, however, several friends, who, it
proved, lost their lives IN endsayoring to stand
BY him IN his difficulties. This lesperaslo wps
ssav saapceleq Of passtnE SoudteffeiE iiESz5sy
and IF having been u horse thief. {; 4
On the day Of the tragedy he rode his horse
into the store of ,Messrs. Smith &; Peal, aud on
being ordered ont, he drew, his pistol, but be.
fore he could fro it. ie was frcd upon by Mr..
Smith or Peal with d tdouble-barrel shot-gun
Although badly wounded, he, ran out into the
street, and by some fatality meta party of citi-
gems who were hunting him for the purpose of
arresting linn for passing counterfeis money
He ran in another direction, when some Que in
the party fired upon him and he fell A Mr.
Oliver and two brothers named NlcGrew (who
it seems, we're in the habit Of associating with
the desperately ran up to his rescue, with 'p;,
tols drawn, when they were fired upon by the
crowd, and all three killed. rsa
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23
Five Niles Above the Earth.

sS One dull Jay in August, just after noon, a
balloon rose in. the air at the foot of Cloet
Hills, on the Western edge Of the central
plain of England. ssIt was inflated with the
lightest of gases which chemical skill could
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23

sidiy from the he'd ard sought fdfhss i'll a
clcses, ssAjoinjng BIS lbed.room. ALI ttIis be-
heard distinctly A. The waited IL; the cold,
with. the, demon of jealousy tslesing ayay at
his heart. There .was some ono. IN his wife,
room. there Could bsa % doa6s 81 shnt; and
that some one had sought refuge, in the closet,
was equally clesr.ds Who slsS cosld it .be than
a lesess Mad dwi.h Jealousy, fasions ead
indignant, he could scarcely wait for the door
I'd 30 opened besors he busstea into the room
aaa msde Tor the oloses. HIS vie intessassd
ana bssgsd shhs he Soalaa's opsrs sns Asl doos-
conccaliEg chs di5turbers Of desieatle peace.
.He,sasshed her aside furiously, but she elung
20 the tails Of hisscoat The strain made up.
on those useful appendagss at last compelled
them to give way, and the angry benedict
threw wide open the door of the closet, and,
ioI instead Of the cunning libertine, his as
t6nishcd eyes rested On one ofthe psettiest
girls imaginable. She was passing the night
Nth hla wife, and trying e ayeid meeting
him in disha6iIc, brought about rather em-
barrassing denouemeat.. The, gentleman, how
ever, Il may be as wsii % state, prosecuted his
searches no further, aud, instead, made . hassy.
retreat. Ne,s; 0rleaas lsscsyuae.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23

"a lryisa II RApi,Ess CHILD.The De-
toasir, 10 ponsibiis t5zs tis Il
following marvellous story sft ,.ss..
- the vicinity Of Spoon river in Illinois, Is
a eilild that @as born and has lived i've years
without head. Mss. :. q, the mother, ii
The widow of . seldief, Formerly living IN
Marshall county, who enlisted III the 65th or
Scotch regiment and was killed at che battle
OF I.eSIh gton, Miasanti She sasa sa4aaaihg
beside her husband during an engagement
when cannon bah carried his head complete
sway. his body falling Into her arms aud
covering her with blood. The shock affected
her greatly. When her child tfea born there
wa not the semblance of al head about Il. The
li,abs arc perfectly developed, aud the should
ers where the head aud neck should be are
saoothly rounded off, a,
But the NEST surprising thing u all Is that
thssface Is situated III the breast. OF couise
there being no neck, the poser Of turning iis
head il wanting, eSeaps AZ the whole bsiys is
asesed; but this difficulty IS orerceaAe isy die
isciEty - rosse8Eos or turning 7fts
tiseir sOckafs enabiing il 10 see quite
~ kea on either side as thpsc more perfectly
i5:s.s.l BE hpFor potion Of its bod5s is
~ ifsssss 10 .rs;s.
downward is blood red This strange creature;
now an active buy Of five years old, us IL to
compensate for his dcfornity. possessss the
most clear and bird like tones ,ever listened 20,
singing with singular correctness everything i.
may hear, and its voice ut this carly age ac-
complishes TWO octaves easily t;s t,,-se9
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p o TT Il z
[From Peters Glee Hive. j I,
) IL We Knew.

lf We knewswhen walking thougitless, ~ : = !
Thro' the noisy crowded way ~
That some pcnrl Of wopdrous whiteness,
clpse beside our pathway lay;
We would psnsc when now, we hasten,
~ We would often look around, y. sr
tcst our thonahl;rs feet should irampie,
Some rare jewel in the ground
II We know when genius struggled.
Thro the Rcary nights an,l days.
Sighing for some word Of comfort,
Little word of hope and praise;
BofKiis Of balm ssp,i leavss,of laurel. : sg
V 9 would placc wiihin their hands,
Iiiiie deeds VII ! lleArept u.cauineF, Al
N Hungry hearts ea,ttn.Ierstand
~, loosely pre- 70 -sssy 30 % Dye
s sss " anon & the lips that kiss ms. IS
First rhaul,l meath the daiscs lie -
VI . would Ioisr arms around them,
S: Looking ON then siiro onrseafs, sast
Tender words OF love eternal.
ss NepIa yRispsF r 'issir @ ears.
~ IL we knew. a,as:: land 10 we
i Ever careor seekt 10 know.
: whether herbs or bitter roses;
In our neighbors garden grow,
BETTER far along life,s pathway,
Keep fhis golden Fnle in yiew,,
sYoa should alwaS IS care for others,
SIS you'd have them care for ryou.i'.s h.A
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-
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe adniits it.s Iii
telling .sHoF We kept Thanksgiving Il Old
Town, ID the Times as 1880, she says
One after another began ioiai.ig che dAnces
which, commencing frst with the cisiidselss
and young people crers gradually upvavils
among the elders.
AS i was grandmother stood with her
pleased face radiant with satisfaction, Is che
Wase Of joyousncss crspt higher aronhd fiscr.
ILL the elders, who stoeai keeping time witlls.
their heads and feet, began to tell each other
how they had danced with their swerthearss
r. tho good old days gone b Aud eile elder A
women began to blush and bride, and s boastt &
Of steps that they could lake in sheir y6atiss
and into the diauee they went
'.Hoii, well r qupth my grarliniotii,sr.
.sthey are all at i 50 heart; dou't see Why
shouldn't try It layselfi and into the is
ginia reel she went, amid screams 81 lauwhser
from al She yopugcr members, ,of the paIuIa.
bg shaaId 81 q aapse g il.e i saii WbsA
she arrived red and sssp lei.d d = 9.se iooE 81
the ses Didn't mr. Dependency, aud ID IS
Muchafraid, and Dir. Readytohalt iii dance i,
the Pilgrim's Progress r s
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european Gycban8e Offace
n 6. S. M0ae. s s''

s9Fs1 EtAts 80 sIs 44EFffEl @.f44 dG3
Sn auteritGnif9ent @elbf az serlebsnbe
gSerfaufss @Omrfe fiir RBebfeI 1anf
a europe slss9 sad GAS
@inen % onat batO Be q feE
i. SIR iIeias setrage, Bis sar aS5e non sneIaFss
$50 GuIben fii6beutlde @abrpng a
Gents @oIb fur / @ulOen. B id
$50 @ulben Soudnbifd GOura1t a
49, Gents Sob far @uIoest. "a
q $50 EbdIer Yrenbifd| gouraht a IS
@ehts tCglb fiif 4 Sbater. T2ig1
100 EHulet Dteuier Sob a SO Scents
Sob fur I E6aIer. ssz 80 sln6 ssst
g 500 NldFf 8anco SO Gents Sob
fur i EboIer. SIS sl;ls gsais
525 Ssrancs q 5 Sraues fur 81
dinner. GOIO. - s3 3i5 81
% @funO Sterling a / Bfunb fur
S6 Qlnter. @OID. IL &c EIa
aOa s1St9em HttEass. bio suv aSbsspn ineipFpe
750 GuIDsu fabbeutlde Babrlna q
40 Gents Sob fur / GAIben. f61a
ITO GuIOen R6laueifA Gonraut .
All Gents Sob fiit / guiben. AZ
$50 EbaIer Yseabifd goarant 9 733
Gents Sob fur 4 EbaJer -. 5ssy
6 400 Eboler Btene @oIo . 81 Ste,
Sob fur i SbaIer. sss
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Sbertfs Serfamf.-Sn 0emasbett elmer ven
un6 iberItefert pom Adbtbaren &irclitS @ert9t uon
Gapieion. County, Eenn1 bel fetnem Septenbers
EernTin 1858 merle f1 sum Sfentli6en 8ert0uf an
ben seeffthetenoen gegen baore Sahlung am Courts
ba4ssEbor tn bet St1ot Nofhptne nm 9 y nab n D
osn q Mars 1899 nas ns3ittbenb 6si9Ftsbene
2anS betege unS beFnbit9 tn GiptIetiri:t 80. 5. D.
G.. g., Mn6 begrenst wte folet NSrott9 pom Der
Qanberei non ltrs. Hpunbttee; 6itli6 an Der 2dns
btrei pm &. BiTlton; fihtth pon Der 2dnberet pcn
80. o. Mhittenore lygb ueftltd pon Der Ghnoeret non
- Dttenpiae; nit @ef4Iae oeIegt ais 6as @tsen'
tbnn BON 3d. .. 9aps, entb1ltene tint MP 1eoenatg
9de1 me9r OSer sger, nEn EN- i. met
sgcaen So. o. 9aps ytfaD anbere fur @16O.63, Sns
telelisr aais Rotten SGranf 81 sentlsen. gssssen
- =" = 6. 10. 8 DndIbion, Gberiff
NAL = 9urb Sam. O. RaribaAs Deputy.
cSn @banesrD su g1atpOtHe.-Staat Eennstfee,
- Office eisst lnS gldfsss GRSncsFgsG srtds su
oer, aeden Ebeo6ore ganItne Mnb MRSere, BefIoete.
Sa aus Dem 5eridte hes @berifis In biskeE SADIE
be1ppraebt, b0E 81. y. Rtlidms ni3t alifg eittr6ea
perbelt farm, 70 1T beshoIb pefprhnets oGs er fem
Grl9eine barfu per pber iHHer5aIb ben trften bret
Eaaen 6es ndditen SermiHs genannten @ert4tes.
81 baIeen am RI y Np utag IN nd@itsn Aprtl
enex Gtnanh erHebe, UtortgenfdHs etefelbe als DIR
tbm sRgeftuneen erfIart nro 81 etner @nhHrnng ex
parte 0nber0lat per0en ptrbs nrin rnB ntefe Wers'
SrbnMng fur pier apieindlber fclGenee 8oeH IN BET
RGibrtle greb nlh GiReS unh Der Eenrefee Staatss
aeitAng betGnut gema9t weree. #e~
Nbi9rtft heglonei9t:
a.4 - Glert Lno 9aner.
a.a. Ssga0ss, aInpaEt fis aIaser. -
1ee24f4m Ef9JE ESGfEse -f m .gFs4-
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0afbpiae E,sruoereiu.

Sic fofnenben mihffdeu Be.
fSbliii5e tulIrSeI,z i'm her Iehtenp Surners )
RerfammIuno anoenonfraeriE 4 aiIf St.
mfr III rSTlsrner, mn asnrneFfrennAe
heSouhers onfurerFiam n,odDen. ssstss
II, Nnb aIIe WtitQIieber BON AerQiffe
bss Gereina gelfidssn merDen ioHgll,
hte Ianaer aEe 6tet DC I'd e mil yeitsds
oeu inn yfiiGffonbe firs0 .unn aabInna
Sergeiaeru: ipie IS in Der GenititutiorI
pnroeIt6fie6su 1T. So 80 % g
3, Sat- birrnad, inc efein brsi @ets
tianer priffiren foIIen.z eine nrnffifd1e
xnriIrr. gssfiiOi., cine OramotsIds Iitss
rarildle uuh cine Gefanasleftiorr. !,
8. GoB aJIe NfitnIieSef. bic sac $751;
qebtmst6kt rfnd l4ifht erreidat3 thaHeti.
ffh Bel elmer btefer &eEfiolten oftib Be :
fbeiIioeu miiffen. uiOrioeufaHs Upon
Gereia aueoeld,IoiTen iper6en.-~ Nser
brei Wfaf biiffetei narber sbfe GufSd,uI
eieane Bel ben nebunasr ieiuer betrf.
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- @ief ms aRasters Office GbGncerns geri9t sn
~ MaiEuiae, ben 1. SebrIior 1862 gSm % MooSs
frIH, Ridaer, eeecn R. S. G. GpaHje uno An6ere,
8eFlogte. S0 aus etnem IN ntefrS S09e etngeret9s
ten 9fitbapit beruorgebt, Sae Betagte 10 q Swapse
InO SD aR YerttnS, DuRgerptue Rerntofi Iiih 8ens
iumtn y Ebepberb, weI@e BITE Ttrma 90 aR Herttns H.
60. biIhen, feline Bewobner bes St1ates &ennefee
t6eineis haTiu ober iRnsrbaIb ben erftelI hrei
&oeen heS nd1ften 4eimins een9nnten 0rri1teS,
su baEten an Il ten Non ia 9 bes nf&fteH 4priI
1859, MAIDEN unh ouf 4t6eers Bill beferue, airtwers
ten cher Ginu0ne erbeben ui6rtsenfaus feIblge aIs
upH thfieu bet0nnt ettIdrt tsnb 1u etuer Mub6rung
ex parte aRberauut peTeen uirb, uab hos niefe Ber
ctbiiEna fit uier aufeinGnber foIgebe B66sn tn her
N0jbuiRe Rres Mab Etmes unb Der GenRefiee Stnatss
settllie betenut gemGebt Nib. = =
w. d. 49, W Ro 30 MsB. SCI nell
GIert Mnb Rafter.
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csen 6 hancetp Al RdIbptIie. = Gtaot Tenneffee,
~ Sffee Gistt uuh aRofters @Bnnrerps @ert9t tu
ia, Eufiie, ben 4. Snaar 1863. Tennsiise Goal ene
GIfIIc,lah llne Astoeres asefagfe Do aus etnem IN
6tefer Gaie etrtgerei6ten @ffhautt berpcrgebt bas
8SfIoote, gatEe8 a4b aReGatoHgbs seine HemDbner
Sea Gtnntes Tenne1ee fJnn 70 wlrbe perorhnet, eaB
Re ibr Grfdeiren BARN Dor cSer innerbGI ben erfs
Srei ToGen nea RScbften Eermius SenGnntet1 @ert5s
lee, IA baItert Ont g r r. n do n t1Q TIM nddpiten
Mrrti 1859, MADDEN muA auf &I6gers Bill betenneus
rntmn pber Einvclio erbeben piOrtgenfSus bites
eIbe ala ppn shneu sugeanben ertldrt nuh gu elmer
MnbHruaa ex parte Gnbfrauilt wsreeH dptfo; uno
gRnS5en in ben gaibDlae Rres urb Time6 unh Der
Tenneise Gfuots eihtng bssannt gemadt toeToe.
.---1s 49, Maxton g. popeIL
s&-sA& #ssAsa&sSs GIsrf tin6 Roitsr.
eOisae glarEs .. anaEess Mn9alts u, 81
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IN @bdncerH su RdfbotfEe.L Staat EeansfFee
RafbuiaE ben Is S5aauar 1905 s. zgifteh, 8fde ~
eegeH y 9. eaItiHs sinb anhere; MeEIaste.-zDa aus
et1em n otefer Sd6e etneereihfen Mfoauit beruors
gsHf, e1b y 9 Collins TEN Bepohner bes StaafS
Seutteee tft H. nf6e Derort1ets bas e fem Grfeir
men BARN pog oosr inufrhab ben erffen bret Taeer
bes nd9feH Settfts gtnnnnten @<ri btes, AZ 5alfss
am Grtten WQ utag I'm u6d6ften MpriIl 1869,
mace nnh Gnf Sid Iers Bill betenne, antrotte Dber
Gtnwanb eskeee wi6FigeSfals biefelbe ala uan i'm
auqeFaHoen ertldrt uilh au elmer ARbSrung ex parte
ans eraum weteen ntabs unb b6s bteie 8eroT6nanG
flE pter orfsinanber foI9enbe SBa1en In Der Rdybs
ptue 9sreR nnh Stmes uu0 Der sEennefee Gsoots;eis
ting betGatn genddt uetten.s & E4 sks
- 5ss-t- - RDrfpnB. 5owetL
:. - -, I, $50 GIertunh Wsftet. 81 . 5
A:I y; Yrltd9ett AnmaIt fur ftdgsr. Id ssa.EEE
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sats u smiss. aaeslts tis sLsssT =. ts5is i

2bertfFs s8erFduf. - Sn GemGsbeit elmer ven
ditto exponas Berornnung an MID geridtet ntse
berIiefeft pcna MtborenG frenitgertt DON Daptbleu
Gounfp, SeRn., bel feinem September Eermtn 1906,
meroe 10 8nm 1fentlld5eH 8ertcSf an 6en 9letltbtes
tenhen geGen baare HabIuna am COMPROMISING
In Der &fobt Waibptle am 9 1nnGben6, ben u
Rdrt 1869 na6fteberIh bef5Tisbene aanoer9
utiS GebG i1feiten bringen nGmlt4 Gin Sfad
ODER Ebeit 2alah beIegen un1 beffnhIi6 i'm Dshrift
geiamntsr z, Danihfcn County. Tenneiiees beerenN
wefftib uen Der NoIensUtIe 2GnntroBe, fithit9 uno
us,S iSrsiiS pOn Der aanSersi pom Dr. Pritdett, sls
farnmef feds alder, atebr sber TDentger. uIh NIT
Bef6Iag beIeat ais 00s Gigentbum pon S0mes 8.
Ratterion, UNI elmer Grecutiou tn meiuen 3&nhen
su @uriften uou Sno. "a. WsdrtsF Hue eeeen Sames
e. 9afteriOn fin $z0i.46, Sntereniien Hn6 Rotten
80 6. Sd. 0pnaIbfo nr Sheriff.
maj 9nreb Sam. 6. Raribau, Deputy.
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csea &hdutert ,ll s1afhOiuel- g tat Eeunefiee,
~ 0ffee eIeek 1lnh Rofter, G6aussrps@ eri@t gu
1aSHpts Ben {. Sai1Ildr 1869. Better 90utseD 4llsb
Mnbere, aEGeer, eeeen p. g. @c5ioberts ute Anoere
4etIaafe = "a aus eialem tn bieier Ga9e etnges
reid5fsfl MfbaDtt herpDraebt, has Beflagte, Saenb
RtE unb bic iinbetaitifeI GrbsH RON AleEauher
g. Resee feines 8emo5ner bea Staat Eenhehee
in6 10 es1tbnefs hd6 eibx Gsf9einea parin
Dor pher irer6dlb ben eSten hret E1gem bes na4fen
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