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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27
SO Watches I


Not among the least Important Of the many
wonders of the metropolis, is the Great $40
Watch Sale Of MICHELIN & Co., New York, ad.
vertised in another column.
As very many Of our readers may require q
good watch, we advise them to give this concern
a trial, before buying elsewhere. Circulars
fully describing the Sale, and every particular,
can be obtained by mail upon application.
For so cents each, they will send engravings
giving correct likenesses of their Watches, with
full descriptions to the most minute particular.
These engrayings, when bought by the quantity,
are sold at a less price, and liberal commissions
given those who act as agents. Every one by
this novel arrangement ascertains to a certainty
the exact style of Watch as well as by personal
examination, that they can receive upon q fur
Their payment of $40. And if unsatisfactory, it
is optional whether the buyer make further in
yestment.
Certainly no harm can be done by trying
them, and until something is known to the det-
riment of the CONCERN, none should hastily con-
denim it; make the experiment, we say the
outlay is but %trifing, while the gain may be very
handsome,
Hundreds of packages Of Watches are daily
forwarded by this establishment to the most re-
mote parts ofthe country, by express, to bepaid
for when received by the consignee. Try them
once! Surely nothing can be lost jams lst,
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27

Those of our readers who fail to read
the forthcoming story of Marion Harland,
which is to commence next month in the
st. Louis Home Journal, will lose the pc
rusal of the greatest story of the age.
The proprietors of the Journal are very
fortunate in securing the services of so tai
letned an authoresS, and we trust that the
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only $3.50, and $3.50 in clubs of twenty.
Send for specimen copy.
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OBITUARY.

DIED, on the goth inst, in sweetwater, Mrs,
DARous MONTGOMERY, wife of JAS. MONTGOMERY,
Esq, aged IS years, IL months and G days;
Tor many years a member of the Presbyterian
Church, and by a consistent life proved the gen.
uineness Of her faith in Christ. For some time
previous to her death she was fully satisfied that
the time OF her departure was near, yet with a
firm trust in her Savior she felt that all was well.
The last words she spoke we're to give assurance
that in the hands Of Christ she was safe. NJ.
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New advertisements.
GENUINE IMPORTED
NORWAY OATS.
SAMPLES SENT FREE TO FARMERS.

oAmFLEO SEMI FREE TO FARMERS.
IRON 100 to 100 bushels grow to the acre,
l. Weighs from 40 to As pounds to the bushel.
This Oats has been grown on every variety of
soil, and in every State of the Union, with the
most perfect success.
The grain is uery large plump and handsome,
has q remarkable thin huSk, and ripens earlier
than the common varieties
The straw is bright, clear, stout, and not La
bic to lodge, is perfectly clear of rust and
grows from A to 5 feet high.
We have both the White and Black Norway,
both the same price and equally productive.
We will send one quart fthe above oats to any
Suuress post pdld Tor Sl.00
W quarts, post paid ............ 90
One peck sent by express or freight. -. 800
half bushel, 20 pounds ....,......... 600
one bushel, 40 pounds ............. 1000
CAUTION. ES"We wish it distinctly under
stood that thisis not a light oats, weighing 28 to 80
lbs. raised in New England, and sold under the
name of Norway, butimported Seed, every BUSH
81 guaranteed to weigh 40 lbs, or the money re-
funded.
Samples of both kinds sent freefor a three cent
stamp. Also Circulars and Testimonials.
Address all orders to N. P. BOYER &c.,,
Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27
Fresh Arrival.

The readers of the ENTERPRISES are requested
to read all the advertisements contained in this
issue. Among them viii be found the new adj
yertisement of J. NJ. Grant s SONS who keep
their business before the people through the pub
aic print. They have now instOre a fresh arri-
val, and will keep constantly on hand a full as
sortment of the goods mentioned in their adver-
tisement. So give them q call, examine their
stock and you will no doubt be pleased with
their goods and prices.
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S' ~ UOODWARD).
Editor Enterprise

Editor Enterprise
Being engaged in business at Sweet
water which requires all my time, and not
wishing to cause any split in the Conser-
vative party, | have concluded to with
draw from the race for Sheriff.
Thanks to numerous friends for their
kind expressions in my support, among
whom | found many from all the parties,
black as we'll as white voters. / espe-
cially return my thanks to many who
fought against me in the late unfortunate
war, and who manifested such great inter-
est in my behalf, and in support of my
election, and | trust the day is not far dis
tant, when the past will be forgotten, and
all parties may be united upon that great
and noble basis of eternal friendship, love
and progress. Countrymen, forget the
past and should you remember it, let
that remembrance only animate and
stimulate your efforts for good in the flu
ture, and when we all learn to forget and
forgive, a better day will dawn upon our
common country, our waste places will be
built up, and she will, with unprecedented
strides, march forward to a happy destiny.
| forgive those who were SO weak as to
try to make the public believe my cleo
ton would bring Grant and Congress
down upon the State, and spread terror in
the land.
| hope the people may select a good
man, as the office is avery importent one
indeed. Trusting a genial good feeling
may prevail in our county, and whole
country, remain,
Very Respectfully,
j. G. VAUGHN.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27

We are called upon this week to announce the
death Of this venerable lady, which occurred
Thursday evening last at about 6 o'clock.
She was o consistent member of the
Presbyterian Church, and beloved by all who
knew her. The remains of the deceased were
inferred in the cemetery on Fork Creek Saturday
evening the I'D inst. A more appropriate no
tice Of her life and death is published in another
place.
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Read the Following Letter.

IRON one OF the oldest ana most reliable gro
Gerry merchants in the city of Davenport
Friend Walton Agreeable to my promise to
you when here, | write you flor publication if
you see proper,) a true statement Of the good eff
tects Of Roback's Stomach Bitters upon myself.
] had been Troubled with indigestion for a long
time, attended with severe headache, particular
ly after. eating, when, fortunately, an old soldier
friend came into the store and recommended me
to use Roback's Bitters. did SO by taking o
small wine-glats full just before each meal, and
to my great joy | vas relieved at once, and am
now well by their use, / would not be without
them at any price, l have nottaken any other
, medicine sf4ceI commenced using the Bitters.
And | can sly with q clear conscience, try Ro-
backs Bittefs-they will do all they are recon-
mended to do-if taken according to directions.
Yours truly, FRANK H. MILLER,
OF the firm Of Beiderbeck & Miller, wholesale
grOcers, Davenport, Iowa. japl3-lm.
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Business

Business
In Sweetwater for the past week, has
been lively. The streets we're crowded
with wagons, almost every day, loaded
with produce. Two runaway's occurred
on Tuesday-no damage done.
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. Freak of Nature.

There is now on exhibition atthe Drug Store ef
Bogart u Gaines, q lamb with two distinct heads,
two spines, two tails and but one body. This
animal is q great curiosity and is worthy the
attention of the Medical Faculty. The heads
and neck's are perfect. The body and legs are
as perfect in form and symetry as an ordinary
lamb.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27

Notice.
We notify advertisers that we will hereafter
require all who advertise in the columns of the
ENTERPRISE, to pay the cash on demand after
the first insertion. We are compelled to do this
in order to carry on our business. We have
to pay cash for material, cash for house rent,
cash for board, cash fOrthe hire of hands.
We also call the attention of advertisers to
our rates, published on the first page of the pa
per, and notify all that in every instance they
Will be required to pay cash according to them
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27
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Agents for the Enternnsa.

DR.. Edwin Hall, ~uopewel Springs, Tenn.
L. b. Griffith, jacksonville, Tenn.
j. Ii. Sans, Loudon, Tenn.
We want active and responsible men in every
Districtint this and The adjoining counties. Send
in your names at once.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27
ReprieYed.

Reprieved.
We learn that George Peace who was
sentenced to the Penitentiary for two
years at the last term of our Circuit Court
has been reprieved by Governor Senter.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-Iowa has not yet
adopted the Fifteenth Amendment. The
delay is caused by a question of etiquette
between the two Houses.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27

George D. Prentice, of Louisville, KY,
died on the 2Sd, in the sixty eighth year
of his ace.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27
!. Bissinger.

" 0IDoA1BOEs
The card Of this gentleman will be found in
another column to which We direct the attention
OF merchants and dealers in ready made cloth
ing. He manufactures clothing and can furnish
you either at Wholesale or retail. When you
go to Knoxville call at No. 9S corner of Gay and
Clinch streets, and examine his stock.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27
Married,

Mr.. Thomas Boyd, of Knox county, and Mrs.
Martha L. Daniel, of this place, were joined in
the holy bonds of matrimony on Tuesday morn
ing last and left for the home of the groom on
the Eastern trim.
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The Athens Post.

1AO 61nonS EO6Is
The above journal has not been r%eceiv-
at this Office for three weeks. We do not
know whether it is the fault of the Post
Master of this place, the Route Agent or
the publisher What's the matter Sam 7
Send US the Post.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27
Great Curiosity.

Great Curiosity.
We were informed yesterday that a cit
izen of this county has in his possession a
calf with fore legs before and two behind.
1t must be a great curiosity!
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27

Boyd & Vaughn have on hand and are ~receiv-
ing lot of Glover, Timothy and Herd Grass
Seed, Stone Coal and Flour. They will pay the
highest prices for Bulk Meat, Bacon, Lard, Corn,
Wheat, Oats, Butter, Dried Fruit, Fur Skins, Sc.
jan27 If.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27
Dess Making.

Dess Making.
Mrs. E. A. MALLORY, having recently located
in Sweetwater, respectfully announces to the
ladies thereof that she is prepared to cut and
make all kinds of ladies' and misses garments
in the latest style and fashion, and would be
pleased to share a liberal patronage. She can
be found at Mrs. Brewsters' residence.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27

The Tennessee Legislature will adjourn
on the l4th of February.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27

The weather, for the past few days
has been mild and pleasant.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27

Hight & Scruggs have bought, since Saturday
last, between twenty-five and thirty hundred
bushels of Wheat and still want more.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27
Notice

T.G. BOYD, has valuable River Bottom, and
upland farms, for sale cheap. janl3tf.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27

Legal.
We call special attention to the new Legal ad-
Vertisments in this issue.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27
WITHDRAWN FROM THE CON
TEST.
A Letter from Gen. Vaughn.

The following letter will explain itself
and no doubt will be satisfactory to the
people, and especially to the friends of
the writer
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27
Legal.

If you want good Real Estate, call on Thomas
G.. Boyd. janl3tf.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27

Fine Real Estate for sale by Thomas G. Boyd.
Price low. ian l3tf.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27
Death of Mrs. Montgomerv.

Valuable Town Property for sale by
janl3tf. 7. G. BOYD.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27

S~wEETwATER, Tenn, !
January COST, 1870. I
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-06

aebt bas ero6e abenoldneiide Safer
tbum Der tapoleoniiaen DYmnotie
fertis ta, unb bic ohbere 6dlfte Der
@elt, has tnursenldncil@e Tailertbum,
1T @ublanb - uno bteieu, BEN @eitbe@
rtsen 9elfer unb 8unoes9enoGen, gilt
enpli4 Der leBte 8ampf." Dob tas
prosramm> ~ pbantafii& .es aud film
gen mag, auf Dem belen @e9e rerNu6>
fibrune tpar, ,per &ppllte taS leuS<
men? Der erte &riea" 1T Dem pro-
eramm semd6 aussefdbrt tporeen. Die
peitere Musfibrun9 bat freili6 1866
einen arsen @tob erlitten. Sou fte
jeBt wieoer auf9enomme1 tpercen ?
Nad rem @el6ret Der fran31flden
Yre7e unt ben frans6dlden 8ammer1
banpelt eS lid nidt mebr ALIEN I'M, bic
Ganoicatur 2eopoles pom 9obensoQern
fonpern I'M ale jene Gra9en, bic curd
ben ~smeiten &rtes" oel5f tperoet fol-
len. @abrli9, Elm furGtbarer &rtes,
tuenn ct gum Musbru@ 9elan9en
loute!
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Oie preufiiDe Nref1e.

Mit nergtnaimmisfeit, wte fe f6
uater benS rsanen Der preusiidenpre0e
wobl nod ME tunrsab, ipre@en hieielten
f@ sesenuber Der tranSSdiden3 esieruns
aus. Die &6ln. @plfs3eituns ieBt
3unddf ausetnancer, es 1et 1dpn cine
unerbSrte Anmabuns tes t,arplecniz
i9en &ailertbums, cae IS ben Spaz
niern eas @cdt freitie MAIDEN mpue>
einet 5errlder mad tbrem @efa0en gu
wablen. Sebr trefsno erinnert fe baz
ran, tae es wabrli1 alien Ibri9en Ma<
tionen idleat 9efauen babe, els bic
6ran3pien mteper sinen Mupoleon auf
BEN Ebrpn eeiebt: Elm Same Der
slei9beeeuteno NIT &riee uno Grcbe>
rut9. Nt@tS eelto weni9er batter fte
ote Grbebun9 Napolepns III. rubf9
9eouloet. Die preubilae @e9teruns
babe ftd bisber NIT per srSeten Mdbtz
suns benpmme,. SEPT aber babeBrantz
reid BEN Safe ben Bpten aus9ei6la>
gen. ,Grantrei6 fol- erfldrt baben,
rab es nit Dem @ldtritte tes Yri13e1
ft@ uf@t besnd9en tonne, ion>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-06
Mus NappIepn'S III. &ergan:
8enbett.

Inter ben Gr6rterunsen tet gesetz
wdrtieen3 uitdnoe inGuropa finben mir
1T etnem beutlden 8latte na9febenpe
interei1ante Gptlooe:
Die Gran3oien f6nnen has Sabr
1866 ni6t perpinoen !; ibnen 1T oaber
"ete preubtidz ipaniiae Sntri9ue" muir
miQfommener Sprpano CUR uNbre@z
nuns". Sc 1T 3rar tafir selor9t bab
bic B1ume ni9t in ben 5tmmel tpa1z
fen. Mdtsbeito tpeuiser lit bic ;3eit
ernf, bic 8%ermidelun9 9efabrbrpbenp,
uro baber psrlpbntes 1i9 pobl, an bas
81 erinnern, was Dpr Sabr unp Sag
Ter jebtse 9errlder Trantreids pro-
elamtrt bat. Muf Der Nnflagebanf
spr Der Yairsfammer erfldrte er, eab
ct Gin prtncip re%prdlentire> baS Yrinz
clip bes SmperialiSmus, unb suslei9
cine Nieoerlaee - bic BON @aterlpp.
limb wte BET Nefe bes Sntels 1pra9>
- 19rteb Ct. Das in 1etnen Idees
napoleoniennes Q839) nerSfentli9te
imperfaltih@eprc9ramu lautet: vMan
bebt cine Matien auf bic anpere anb
le9t cine bur@ pfe anbsre labm. Gie
Gran3oien befreten bic Staltener BON
eer 9erri@aft SeRerrei@s; Deutl9z
lamb unp England bleiber neutral;
cen1 tpas eeben fe bic Seterrsi9er in
Stalten an Das 1T Der erfte &riea.
8enn Seferrei& 9ebro9en it, sebt's
ans reutrale Deutidlanb unb preuz
Sen obne Seferrei&, dter NIT 5alfe
ber Staliener. Das 1T Der speite &rie9,
NIT weldem bic teutlae Trase bic
99einz unp bputeiniia zodnilde Graee,
bic Trase iiber bic Nnldwemmunsen
Der S9eloe, &c. &C., b. +. bic Ginperz
leibuns Belsisns ,1nb 9pQanbs in
Tra1tret@ sel5st miro. Die brittle
TraSe poer ber brittle &rtes gilt Gn9<
LAMB. Da gifts, bic unterpridtenNa>
tionalitater, bieSrldnter unoS 9pttldr,<
terppn en9lii9er5 erri9aft ~ befreien-
bic Golonten obnebin - Gnelonrs
5erridaft 3arSee gu bre9en unb0ro6z
b%rttannten 3u 3erffadeln. 8erRrieos>
f@ffe bat mu6 baju belfen. Damn
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Sic &atbplifem 0eutiDlanbs.

DaS Central COMMITTEE Der fatbpltz
iden @ereine Deut@9lanpS erldBt fpl<
senren @ufruf:
&atbolifen 2%entidlanhs!
uGs frpblpdt infer 9ers I'M 5errn
unp empfnpet unauslpre6liden Trot,
pa6 Mir Guh ln1ere 8riicer> UNI
uns in pieler Burg Der fatbolii6enRe>
lision eeldaart erbliden, TIM NIT l1n8
ale Menl9en ben @e9 gptte8 in Der
@abrbeit gu lebren, uno unter Qeitun9
pes beilieer @eifte6 init Inns lber bic
mripsritreitenoen 2ebren einer faliden
8i0enldaft gu rt@ten." Do6 fno
Die Wprte, NIT renen pius TX. bas
erpbe reltbifori1de greisnib ce6 gaz
ticanilde1 @oneilS eineelettet Bat.
Die Bii9Sfe Der sanser Stride bate1
ie perncmmen unp fe baben, al6 ber
@ater rer Gbritenbeit fe fprad> paS
@eben .ienes @etftes empfuneen,
ben Der 5pbn @otte6 Seiner Stride
aum 8eifanbe serteieen bat Bis an
bet @elt Gnce. 8iecerbau baben
piele erbatenen @prte 9efunben, In ZEN
6ersen Mler, bic nod als &inper bet
Ginen beili9en Mutter, Der Stride f@
flblen. @ a#. r,ae
@as einf Sanet SEQ ron Ncn1
la9ie, tas 1T beute in tieferer Musbebz
nun9 pabr 8etporben, Dor Der 9an3e1
@elt: ueinem big in bic ttefe aufse>
mlblten Ocean elei@t fie" in un1errt
Iaeen. &ranf bic 81 binetn, 1T
Ge f~eberbaftem 3uden anbeimeefalen.
Muf fi@ aQein pertraueno, BON f9 aues
bofsno, i9eint bic Menldbeit uereei<
fen su baben, baB etnft BET Ipofel fur
NQe 9elpro@en: u6err, gu mem fplet
mir eeben? ru ALIEN Daft @orte ber
ewi9en Mabrbeit!" @erfumme1 ioute
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ldweisen 1pute bic Stride bic ST in
Seiner sSttli9en 2iebe an Setner
Statt ter Menldbett GUT 2ebrerin se<
aeben.
Mber Der 6err BET Stride bat feineS
8plfe6 unb leiner @erbeiBunsen ni9t
pereeGen. @erabe ba, 100 ber alte
Getno@ ottes idon fie9es9etptB eri9tsr,
periammelte Der 9err uua Seinet1S tatt<
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SoQbeit AUDI r,ur einen Musenblid int
3weifel fem, tpelae Mnt,rort &Snia
@ilbelm bierauf baben wiroe? 8erz
BART Granfrei@ auf {etnem bisber arz
rpearten @tanbpunfte, srin9t eS uns
gum Sample ben mir ntdt molten ,,o
ni9t prppocirt baben, 70 miro gang
Deutl9lanp rte Elm Mann %su{an,u,en
fteben, aue particularifilden unbS pn<
bertnterefen werren in ben5intergruro
! sebran9t iein uno ptr &percen ben 6er<
rem Tran3pien, ta fe e6 benn burdauS
nouen> bur@ Bic Shat 3eiser, ,pas mir
10 oft 9eiunsen: Isle 1ouet ibn nidt
baten, ben freien beutl6en Nbetn!"
Ginitpetlen mpllen ptr aber bic 9pf<
rung ni9t auf9eben, baB f9 cine
friecli9e Q6lun9 nod ertpirfen laGe."
Die 8ldtter ber preubil6en @aupt>
taet Yerftdern, baB na9 bprtiserl1eber<
3eu9un9 preuben eber gu piel, alS su
rpenis in Der Griepensliebe 9etban, >np
bic Depelde aus GINS iber p{e manr1z
bufte 3urlfweiiun9 ter franj1fi@en
Toroerun9 ,purpe NIT Sube( auf9e>
rpmn1en.
Mue 8erliner Bldtter fpre9en f9
nit GROCER Gntrltun9 iber tie neuefte
franSbii1e Gorcerun9 aus. Die Naz
tipnal3eitune bemerft babel: uDa8 franz
sDfl9e Gabtnet bat tereitS @erratb anz
3usetteln unb in MIn9en unb Stutt@
eart toS Terrain ;u fonttren Yerludt.
Diele @erfude aQein wlrben etne
8rie98erfldrung he's Norcoeutiden
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eewielen bat> unb ieoe Nntafun9 Der
NQtan,yertrdge olS bic 1dmerite ibnt
susefi9te 8eleioi9un9 aufa0en muB.
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blbrenben 8el9eip erbaItsn.
Die ~&reuNeitune" i9reibt iber he
neuete frans5iide 3umutbuns: ~Se>
hermann in preuBen miro fi9 iber
bielt Nbweiluns freuen, >pel@e Se.@a>
ieitdt infer &Bnie elmer 70 er%prbitanten
Gorperuns bat an9ereiben lafen> bic III
tbrer &%nma6uns 3uslei@ etras 9eratez
gu unm1gli6es perlanst. Man ladte
einen Gorwano gum Srie9e, um bic
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3u feuen unb Deutidlanb in feiner
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,ubalten. 81 europa tpeitere Gpnlez
quen3en 3ieben wtro? 81 es fld be-
wuet 1percen Miro tab bic Stellun9,
melde Branfrei@ f1d anmaBt, ouf bic
Dauer ;u ertraeen fei? 81 man ben
GrauSolen ta6 gprredt oeftatten bari,
in jeeem ibnen beliebi9en Nu9enblide
cine eurppaiide Grase auf,uwerfen uno
ei1en &rteg6fau su fteuen? Das mub
man BON rer 3ufunft errarten. Sc
renfaQs bat bic europdii9e Staate<
funf cine frditise Mabnuns erbalz
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