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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30

~ The classic and marvelously
elegant article on the Democratic
convention, which appeared in the
Canton Mail of last week, will with
out doubt, establish the reputation
of its editors for wit, brilliancy,
and pungent sarcasm. Strange it is
that the nantes of Addison, the
"wcll OF pure English, undefiled,"
and of Swift and Steele, those para
CONS of wit and sarcasm. should have
all fallen, on the shoulders of the
Mails editors. 1t is "stranye, pas-
sing strange, "but then Ills true. As a
literary production, the article men
toned isunimpeacliabls, unassailable
its different qualities, elegance,
wit, aud sarcasm far surprising the
great masters just mentioned. But
as a criticism on the convention, it
possesses no force, always excepting
the said literary merits for the rea-
son that the convention was a Dem
Ocratic assembly and the Mail is a
REPUBLICAN, journal.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30
The Democratic Safe Conventicn.

ElSeWhere, we publish the pro
'eedings of the Canton Convention.
We see nothing i'll the resolutions to
njure in any way whatever the pros
poets ofthe National Union Republi
tan ticket. The Convention declar
ed that it il now inexpedient to
nominate a third ticket. The gen
tlemen comprising the Convention
are all men of influence, character,
standing and talent; they are honest
and pure in all their motives; they
love their State as devotedly as any
of her citizens. They differed only
from the mass of the people az TO
the proper manner of defeating Rad
icalism. And while there was a hope
Of accomplishing their purposes they
persisted in their efforts. They have
now realized and have declared that
the plans as entertained by them
can not he accomplished. This then
leaves them to decide between the
two parties now BATH =. They can
not and will not lcmain inactive.
They know their duty and having
dared to do in the past what they
conceived to be their duty, they viii
prove themselves superior to preju.
dice, and as dutitul and interested
citizens lend their aid to defeat Radi-
caliSm through the only medium
now permitted. They know that il
Radicalism is not destroyed now il
will be secured in long exercise OF
power, and in that time may throw
safeguards of protection about il
which will require years to break
down. We confidently anticipat,
that every individual member of the
Can on Convention will within ter
days be active in support of the Den
ticket. They realize the perilou'
position in which the State is place,
and they see that there is but on,
means by which to save her. Thci
sense of duty, their love of State
and their own high honor will al
command them to take up the ban
ner of the new cause.
We clip the above from the Vicks
burg Herald. 1t is written in fai
spirit of professional and social cour
tesy-such as we would expect froi
the elegant Capt. Spears, or his pr
tenn, substitute, the classicl Majo
Hillycr. But it is very rare, we re
greet to say, in the Republican Pres
of Mississippi o-day, for all seer
bent OIL whipping into the traces
such journals as do not see fit to ioi
their party, and they use the mos
inelegant and discourteous, in fac
insulting, insinuations in their el
deavors. This, however, we do nc
notice. We are free to choose fc
J ourselves, and will follow the dictate
of our conscience. At present, how
ever, when we can do nothing to al
the side which we may prefer, will
out aiding and abetting Republican
f ism-becoming virtually Kepubl
, can-Our conscience dictates cour<
: of "masterly inactivity" as the onl
means of keeping that Odious nam
the synonime of all that Is unjus
unfair, unholy, and tyrannical-Rl
PUBL1CAN-from being applied to II
Therefore, friend Herald, you mi
take-our Town high honor" cor
} mands us not to touch the "ne
cause or the old cause of vror
a and oppression presented in a fall
!. light.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30
TE&TIMONIAH

TESTIMONIAM
The Waters Pianos are knowias ansag 0A
very best.-N. Y. Evangelist.
We can speak Of the merils d the Waters p
amos from personal knowledge Sbeing Of the very
best quality CHI istiar LisAinrer.
The Waters Pianos are b1t OF the best and
most thoroughly seasoned masial.-Adoveats sad
Horace Waters, AL Broadly. is famed fer the
excellence Of his Piaaos u organs.-Ersaing
Post.
The Waters Pianos RAM with the best manu-
featured in America. ThTadrpendent, ". Y.
Ouf friends will And a Mr.. Waters store the
very best assortment tPianos, MslsdeoHs nad
Organs to be found in 10 Usited statss.-ers-
hams Masdzins.
MUSICAL DoIXGs.-Stse Mr.. Waters gave ~
publishing sheet nusiGbs has devoted bis wbsls
ca pital an attention bths naHsfactsrs and sale
OF Pianos and Mslodsns. He has jest issss1 .
catalogue OF hi. usuins.rsnents. giving a sew
| scale Of prices, whashows a marked reduction
been aw,l dsd tho Est premium at several FAirs.
Many people of tRpre-ent dsy, who are attracted,
| not confused. yh the flaming advertissH snts
Of rival piano hovss, probably overlook the nsd.
est msnuGactnreffke Mr.. Waters A: bat we happs n
| t. know thai hb Instruments earned him gssd
repztation longefors Expeditions and . honsrs -
| connected tbsnEth were ever ths1ght Of indeed
we have one DIR: Wyters Pianstcrtes now in sul
| residence (whr II has stood for years., of which
any manuaaarer in the wsrId might well bs
proud. Weave always been deli, hted with 1t a,
| a sweet tong aud powerful instrument and thert
is no doulid its durability; mere than this. sent
Of the besiinateur players in the sity. as well nj
several cssbrat"d pianist, have performed on Ii,
SAM piaD, and all pronounce it superior an,
tirstcla>s in ssrum-nt Etrosger endorsement VI
coud pd give Home Journal.
AprilA, IS6sly
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30

THE HOLLY SPRINGS REPORTER.-
This most excellent journal comes to
us this week very much enlarged
and improved. 1t is, as ever, very
interesting, and we congratulate our
friend Mr.. Barrett, the energetic
proprietor, on this evidence of pros
perity. With enlarged sheet, the
power press, and the grand brick
building, the Reporter does not seem
near its "last legs" We fear onr
friends of the Dent Republican per-
suasion will have quite a protracted
job of it, in killing oft this obnoxious
sheet.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30

THE SCHUYLER House, at Holly
Springs, is a most excellent place
I" to stay all night at" 1t is kept in
elegant style by Capt. Schuyler, a
most hospitable and courteous gen
tleman. We have enjoyed his good
cheer and kind attention, and we say
unhesitatingly, the Captain knows
" how to keep hotel"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30
Bellevue Nurseries.

t'HE Prop ietnr Of these Nurseries t.k.s pr.,s
4 ure IN announcing to tss tree pIaptisg Public
M, NAV ne has n large collection ~ FRUIT TREEs
GRAPE VINES. and STRAwBrHsY pIaNTs
2"nthern raised. consisting Of varstis. which have
neeh thoroughly tested aud found to saccssd we'll
Nohe nut wei grown trees OF vsrie,isa ADAPTED
tn THIS climate Will be sent out.
those VINO e-sire to hive good fruit- vhIrh s,o
ne obta'ned from good trees aons-ars rsos..tsd
to send Tor descriptive catahgus.-furnsb.s free,
on application. Address
Oct 3ml Roy ~ Csn,.. ~,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30

~I have on hand large lot OF
common cOtfonade aud linen ready
male goods that I viii sell cheap for
the money Planters, who have their
freedmen to supply with snch goods
vunld do we'll to call and see NV
y cck lrt0re purchasing.
- A II DANcT
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30
10 @. o. D. Ella.

oR0DB GOLD HUNTING CASE wATGEEs
OF the best make. patent movements, warranted
timdeepers, will wear equally well as the best
Con Cases, costing from SIS to sl5s-we are new
selling them, Ladies and Gentlemen's sizes, at only
sueach.
Also a large variety of beautifully sha,ed aud 60
anel.d 0roids Gold HuutIug Case, Patent LsYsF
Watches.
Magnihcent stock OF Gentlemen's and LAd!sa'
oroide Gold Chains. Earrings and Pins. Finger
Rings &s., from 81 to Sc, fally described IL shsa
lar.
Agents wanted everywhere, enclose TIVE RED
stamps for Circular.
1t is not necessary 70 ssnd money With the order
as il can bs paid to the express, agent delivery Of
goods.
All letters u sst be addressed to
JAMES GERARD ACo,
Au.l5-sD) SIS Nassas at. y. r.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30

Ec Come and by your spring and
summer cashmere suit at A. b. Dan
cy's, where they are being sold very
cheap for cash.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30

WEAK EYES IN HORSEs-Make up
a wash of alum and water, which re
duce to blood heat, and with a quill,
blow the liquid into the eye. After
trying the above preparation three
times, take n piece Of alum, as large
as ones finger, and burning it in the
fire reduce it to powder, and blow it
stoutly by the same process into the
eye. We have tried burnt alum on
number of horses that had sore
eyes, and always found it a valuable
remedy. 1t will remove all scum
and restore clearness to the eye En-.
Editors ought to be able to live
very cheap they get " bnIcd tor
nothing.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30

- | offer my stock of made
shoes. not boots, at cost for the cash
They are all fine and well made.
A. b. DANCY,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30
Ask for tickets and be sure thsy read
"Via U. .. Mail Line Steamers"

Tickets for sale at all ticket othc.s i. the
South and East, and At Calf House, Loui,.
vile Hotel and on tho Steamers, At Louis.
vile, to ALL POINTS EAST.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE,

SEVERAL Lots suitable for Reesidnces
- the most desirable anywhere in the
Suburbs of the city of Canton. Locations
healthy, neighborhood excellent, title good.
Apply to
.s VIM. H. 0AsSRLL.
Csaten, Nov. Ia, 1883.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30
BAGGAGE CHECKED THnoUGE.
FRANK CARTER, supt.

All boats leave from esnpAay's Wharf
Boat, foot OF Third Street.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30
Paint for Farmers, &c.

Paint for Farmers, &c.
FIHHs GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT 90.
L are now manufacturing the best, cheap.
eat and most durable PAINT in use TIVE csas
vel pht on, mixed with pure Lnsssd Oil. will Lass
10 or IS years it is Of light brown or beaaiifsI
chocolate eolsr and can be changed to green, lead
stone dra6 olive, or cream to suit the taste IF the
consumer. 1t is valuable for Houses Fences Baras
Carriage and Car makers Pals aud Wsodsu-wars
Agricultural lmpltments. Canal Boats. Vessels AID
Ships Bottsns, Canvas, Metal and Single Roofs
ut being Fire and Water-preof) Floor Oil Cloths.
Zone manufacturer having used ,00e bbls. the past
year, and as Paint for any purpose, is s.sar.
passed for body. durability elasticity. and aihe-
svensss. Price, SO per Dbl Of 300 lbs. which will
supply farmer for yeas to come. Warra1ted IN
all cases as above. Send for circular watch gives
all particulars. None genuine talsss branded in Q
trade mark. Grafton Mineral Paint. Persons ear
order tho Paint and remit the nsney on receipt OF
the goods. Address
DANIEL BIDWELL.
June 276n f54 Pearl Street New York
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AG E N rs.

NtH SLint anu SHduOH Ill new YOEk.
W DIRK REPLETE WITH ANECDOTES ~ lstl yls1sFs e
LIFEIN THE GREAT METROPOLIS.
Being the most complete and pits presentations
OF both the bright and
SHADY SIDE OF NEW WORK LIEF,
And without sectaran social or pslilictI niAS- Nc
book sold rapidly. One Agent sslS Sc 10
one day. another sold and delivered 277 in u asya
another 3O4 in days.
If You ish to know how Fortunes are asas sad
lost in day; how Shrewd Men arsrunsa il Vail
Street: how Countrymen" are swindisd BY sharp-
ers, how Minister'S and Lerchants are Blackmailed
how Dance Halls and Concert Saloons are Managed
how Gambling Houses and Lotteries are conducted
how Stock Companies Originate and how the
Bubbles Burst, &c. read this work, II tells you
about he mysteries OF New York and oontaioI
biographical sksiche, Of its noted miIanaires.
merchants, &c. 4 large octave TcIuns 720 pages.
Finely Illustrated. The largest CON mission given
Our 81 page circular and 5 90 Greeubsek sent
free on application. For full particulars and terms
address N" sole publishers.
j. IL. BURR & co Ha
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Il. y. advertisements.
ERS'
NEW SCALE PIANOS
With Iron Frame, Ovestrung Bass, ad
Agraffe Bridge.
Melodeons and Cabinet Grams,
The Best N Manufactured WaFraEsd fes
Six Kesrs.

DIANO9, MELODIANs AND O9ANs.-
/ Prices greatly reduced for cash. Nv 7.octavs
pianns for s275 and upward. secondhnd instru-
ments from $40 TO sl75. Monthly inal nsnts re-
ceived; illustrated catalogue. WareDms, Ne AL
Broadway, New York.
HORACEFATRRa-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30

Both lines make sure connection, q. Gil.
cinnAti with all The early mor.isg traiss fol
the Eastern cities.
Eastward>boun ps,.sug.rs BY thi. rou..
haue no change of cars.fron Cinsinsati tsN.w
York, Philads!phis and Baltimore and enc
night and l3s niIss los, railroad travel thar
by any other route from LauIsriIle.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30

Fro. to $50 Horse Power
HE8 i:
kNY including the celebrated Co.
N6 EAH Iiss Cut-sf Engines Side
Valve Stationary RngM s..
IA91@S Portable Engines 80. Alss
N1IH1H Circular, Muiay and oaas
HhI6LIAYI Saw Mills, Sugar Cane Mil.s
NnUllllhU Shaftins Pul!eys, &C., Iath
t4I and Shng's Mills, Wheat
NkHSY4I and Corn Mills, Circular
S111TE3sSE4 Saws, Betting, 10. Send fey
N12A descriptive Circular and Price
- . List.
Wood n Mana Storm EEgins cs.
Feb 27-6m- Utica, New York.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30

IF you want to see the largest, cheapest
/ aid best stock Of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
HARDWARE & COOKERY,
in the State, so to
MA1SON & LANDERS.
IF YOU want DRESS GOODS, POPLINS,
| M0HAIR, MERlN0ES, DELAINES, AL
PACAS or CALICOE5 go to
MAYSON FLANDERS.
IF Won want Ladies Gents or Childrsn's
L Shoes, BOOTS or CATERS, go TO
EAYSOA& LANDERS.
IF YOU want Hsrino or Cotton HOSE
/ Merino silk or Lisie THREAD, or Alex
and.r's KID GL0YES,'bl white or coll
cred, so TO
MAYs0N & LANDERS.
IF ,onr,pt. CLOAK, SHAWL or a fue
| salt Of Russinn FURS, go to
MAYSOE & LANDERS.
y
/ | Tic Canton FLANNEL, DRILLING, 1914
or 1874 SHEETING, 60 to
/ MAYSON u LANDERS.
IN Won want Maltese, Valencennes Point
sCE or LINEN COLLARS, HANDKER
| IuIEFS. EMBROIDERIES or TRIMMING,
% " MAYSON s. LANDERS.
m Won want TARLETONS. ORGANIZES,
| SWISS, NULL or CAMBRICS, go to
MAYS0N s LANDERS.
IF ron want CROCKERY, GLASSWARE
or CHTNA,Eo to
MAYSON & LANDERS.
IF YOU wata Brussels, three ply, ingram,
| hemp c RPEF, go to
MYSON & LANDERS.
If YOU ant fine suit of CLOTHES, Over
/ coats Shawls. Shirts, or anything in
GENTSF FINISHING GOODS, 60 to
1AYSON & LANDERS.
lFy. want the latest style HATS, 60 to
MAYSON & LANDERS.
JFnu want BAGGlNG and TIES, or .he
| CHEST price for your COTTON. go to
| MAYSON & LANDERS,
: you want BACON, LARD. HAMS PORK
! BEEF, FLOUR, SALT, SUGAR, COFFEE
GLASSES, VINEGAR, COAL OIL, or
WHISKY, go to
MAYSON & LANDERS.
J. G. FELLoWAs. Wv, RUCKER
FELLOWES & co.
A re NOW RECEIVING . full supply of
Try GOODS G. GRnGEplES,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
WASHINGTON.
The YerSer Case.

VIII Of Habeas Corpus to be Granted.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30
THH
AMERICAN SHUTTLE sEEIHe NAeNK
Warranted for Five Yearsl

Oar agents will be s.pslsA witA ss,hss.s s~s Of
the Machine In ease Of ssEisst It nakss precisely
the same stitch made by the btagr, wheeler WXAsa,
kashi.ss II has the Cnder-feel,
like the Best Of high priced kasA,ss snA 10 the say
low priced shats Machine in he market hat las shb
feed. We are enabled to sell Arst>lsss aAsxls Ne
chin" at very low prise sssssas Of ts Din plis,y
and consequent low Of Nssatssariak. h ssassst
son with OonpisstsG nashiaeA
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30
EDITORIAL Brevities..

Gen1 Alcorn, Radical candidate
for Governor, spoke in Aberdeen on
the Goth inst.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-24

Cine ieoe linobafte 9eipen1@aft per iid
BET Men1d bin9ibt, fam gum un9lau>
ben fiibren, oenn cine jcpe 1T rem @eiite
uno Der 2ebre ceS gYangeltum5 entse<
aen, uno "a man ni9t speien 5erren
oienen fam, ~ muB Der cine pcer Der
ancsre auf9e9eten werpen. IS 1T cine
traurise Grfabrung bic taSli@ 9ema6t
mtrr, paB man ~ 9erne uno lei6t cass
jenise fiji unmabr ertlart mas man
ni9t liebt> uno audi ben, tb6ridtelten
@erece leiuen 8eifau 9ibt, 'penn es ua~
itrer 9feieun9 unogeirenldaft entipriht.
Sepe Sinpbaftisfett serounfelt na4
unp nad eaS Nu9e pes @eiitts, 10 rab
es @ott unp cas- 06ttlide nidt 1nebr
III 1bauen SermoA unc raber aud cen
@lauben paran Yerliert. Wie fam
cine beHefte, unreine Seele DOR oen
.5eilanpe erldeinen unp auf iein 90ttli<
Dies Wort adten? Seip iiber;eu9t
eine iol6e Hiebt ibn, u. neil ct wiini9t
pas @ort nae tein unreiner ins 5imz
melreid etn9ebe, mSdte unmabr iein, 70
slaubt Ct es 3uleBt ni@t mebr. Bie
fam Der 3ornmiitbi9e unb 8a@la4ti9e
ben Sinn pe5 @orte6 perlteben: Wenn
Did Ssmanp auf bic re@te @an9e
l6ldst, 10 baltic ibm AUDI Die linfe bet?
@ie fam Der @ei;t9e unc 5abiadtise
Demjcni9en nadfol9en wrQen, Der hies
aieren rtdtS batte, lppbin ct ietn5aupt
binleseu fonnte; uno uns ermabnt
S9aBe fir ren6immel ;u lalnmeln, Die
weoer eer 3pf, nod bic Motten per;ebs
rem :?
@arum slaubt bic unlauloi9e Suz
aeno - eerne unp feit an bic 2ebre Se=
lu? Debresen> neil fie aus @ott it,
unp lol1en paS .6immelrei6 Seb1rt.
Sn pem nod reinen Spie9el ibrerSeele
bilcet Il9 cas @Sttlide nod 10 leidt
unp ld1n ab; ; ,pabrencpem bic ipatere
Sinre rielen Spiesel iiber3iebt unp Die
bimmlil9en Strablen nidt mebr ourdz
liBt. s}n tauieno unc taulenp GdQen
lit in lpdteren Sabren pieies cie rla@e
pe6 un9laubens.
Nt6t Die Wabrbett dnrert ii9 uno
ibr innereS 8erbdltnib ;ur 8ernunft /;
loncern Der Menld dnpert it@ uno
idiebt ;miideu bic Wabrbeit unc bic
8ernunft bic Slnce binein; uno ia
1T es naturli@, pab ibm jeBt bic Wabr=
belt nidt mebr einleu@tst> ni@t mebr in
ibn btneinleu@tet uno allc lln9laube
ft@ einitellt. 6. q
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-24
9t|tun uon Gr3dblungen.
Sic @ntoedung Der Magel=
lan=Strake.
Gine btforil6e Gr3dbluns.
Bon W T..
".
G1
IGprtiebun9.1

.@ir {u9en bic Strabe", antnortete
Maeellan, ~unp baben mir fe felbft am
Sippole nod nidt sefuneen, oper fnp
unlere S9iffe ,peimal entmaitet NOR
pen pann erit fsbren mir UNI. Dies
bleitt ein> fit auemal sur 9ia9a@tung
9ela9t."
Die Mnferwinren raflelten, bic ei(er>
men Dteperbaten ftte9en aus pemMleere
empor, cine friide 8riie bldbt Die Sesel
uno Der &iel PES S&iffes rur9fur4te
mieper na@ LANCER Belt bic salsautb
pes Sceans. God wierer ftte9en Gage
auf unp nieper unp reibeten ft@ 3u Wo<
@en unp mod war feine @trabe &C.
funcen. - ,m d.r 5,r,. I.
Da- slnfanss glppember 1920 =
odbnte ibnen 3wilden bobenGellenwdnz
ben Elm LANCER 1dmaler Baiierarm ent<
sesen - rie Nerbinrung6itrabc 3wiIden
Dem Siipmeere uno pem 9roben Ocean.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-24
2ale,,bariuua.
S u | t..

Is. Satpb, Der @rSbere, Sobn
bes 3eberdus, Bruber pes 9obannes>
wurre pom 6eilanpe gum Mpptelau,re
berufen. Gr >par Bel Der 0erfldruna
Gbrtti unp peiIen1 1ooesfampfe in @etbz
Tenant 9e9enwdrtis. @ie es gbrifu6
tpei0aste, tranf ct ben &el@ pesQeipens
uno Wlartertoces. Starb i'm Sabre
AZ. ...
26. anna, 0emablin Soa6ima,
,par lanse unfru@tbar; aber encli6
empfn9 fie Maria, bic Wutter cee perz
beibenen MelTas. Sie mar einMuter
frpmmer Wattinen uno re9tl9afener
Miitter. ....'>. ....4 ..,,.... F.,
q. pantalepn, n, Mr3t, lernte bic
9rttlt9e 9eli9ion fennen, iu rpel9er ct
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-24

Id> uno auf lein3ureoen AUDI iein 3d.
ter befannte. Da er ben Namen 0brtz
ltu5 su 9iifomecia 1fentli6 Yerfiinpiete>
purpe er pom &ailcr Warimian gu ben
srDbten peinen perurtbeilt. ST itarb
INN 305. - faa ....-.
%. Nasoriu5 nabm ZEN Drift
liden 0lauben an uno CAB fi9 Dtele
MIbe, AUDI Nnpere rarin gu unterri9z
ten. Na9 pielen Iriiblalen aus cenen
Jpn bic 6anp @ptte6 inner pisrer be-
freite, fam ct na9 Wailanc, roo er farb
I'M erlten Sabrbunperte. .-
20. Wartba, aus elmer we9en
Der bfteren 8elr6e pe5 6eilanoes ietr
slldliden Tamilte BON 8etbanien> unp
Sdwelter pes 2a;arus, leste Elm Ypr<
treffihes Yefenntnib BON Der @pttbeit
Selu> leiner Weni1wercun9 uno ppn
Der Auferfebuns Der SOFTEN ab. Sie
miro nit Qasaru6 uno tbrer S9weter
Waria spn rer Rir6e alS cine 6eili9e
am beutisen Sage perebrt.
80. Abppn unr Sennen, a,pei
perier tamen na6 Rpm uno ,purpen
bel Dem &ailer De3iu6 an9efla9t oab
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