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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-05-23

Senate. [Applause.] The Legislature
has now been nearly five months in
session, and is not nearly through its
legitimate business, owing to the OBJ
structive policy of this majority. All
this time scarcely measure of public
interest has been perfected, and the
time has been wasted in their efforts to
force on the State an unjust apportion.
ment, andbreak down the registry law
against illegal voting, that they might
thereby pave the way to their return
to power through violence and fraud.
[Applause.l
Sepenth, We commend to the sup
port Of the people of the State the can
didates this day nominated for State
officers. They are honest, capable,
and faithful to the Constitution, and
in every way worthy of public conf.
dence. We ask their election as an in.
dorsement of the State and national
administrations, and as an approval of
the time-honored principles of the Re-
publican party, which we reafIirm in
their nomination, and as fitting re-
buke TO the Democratic. party for its
destructive national policy; foi its ad-
herence to the side of violence and
wrong in the South, and for the spirit
it betrayed in the Senate of this State
this winter, where it has made every.
thing bend to the promotion of par.
tisan interest, defeated the holding of
State convention to amend the con-
stitution, wasted the public time in
childish trifling, and entailed upon the
State huge hill of expense for ses-
sion prolonged beyond endurance, and.
which has prevented the accomplish.
ment of any public good. [Applause. I
Eighth, That onr own confidence in
the firmness, wisdom and integrity of
our present worthy Governor, John
w. Geary, remains unshaken, and that
we believe his qualifications for the
Office he now holds are unquestionable,
as clearly proved by the mannes in
which he has brought the State in safe
ty through every storm. Applause. I
Ninth, That the administration of
President Grant meets the full ap.
proval of the Republican party of
Pennsylvania. Loud applause.l His
financial policy, by which the national
debt is being steadily reduced, the re-
duction in the expenditures of the
Government, the honest collection of
the revenue, his fidelity to the princi.
piles of human rights, through which
the liberty of all is to be secured in ever
| part Of the land, his loyalty to the
people in having no policy to enforce
against their will, and the spotless in
tegrity of his administration, commend
him to the continued confidence of the
American people. [Applause.]
Pending the adoption Of the resolu.
tions, Judge Shannon proposed al
amendment to the ninth resolution
He said that this resolution made pat
ent in brief historical facts indicativ,
OF the noble character of that grea
and noble specimen oil an American
General Grant. Enthusiastic ap
plause.] He proposed this amendment
And point TO him as the honored lead
er of our party now, and the prope
standard-bearer Of the Republican
party in 1872"
The amendment was opposed by sev
eral members, and warmly supported
by Otht rs. The amendment was ADOPT
ed almost unanimously, and the repor
as amended adopted.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-05-23
TRIAL LIST.
FOR FOURTH MONDAY IN Ma

FOR FOURTH MONDAY IN MAY.
r. II. Roberts VS. Farrer & Trift.
Thomas Mowris VS. VIM. Slater ct al.
J. ID. Glenn VS. Hickory Farm Oil Co.
David Gill VS. James Green ct nj, adminis-
traitors OF Joseph Green decd.
j. G.. Dale VS. Horace wilkins, ct al.
Daniel Black VS. David Richey ct al.
g. X. NJ. Crawford VS. Isaac n. Lacy, ct al
James Bryson VS. w. J. Roberts.
Il. S. Messner VS. Hummason Bros.
John COL VS. Matthew Il. Farris.
L. y. Fuller VS. Bennett Dobbs.
George X. Thayer VS. T. A. Nolan & Co.
Frederick Hubbell for use VS. James Green
ct al, administrators ofJos. Green. dec d.
Abial Drake 6 II. Uhlman VS. 4. j. Maze.
Overseers of the Poor of Tionesta borough
VS. Overseers of the Poor of Venango Tp.,
Butler Co.
M. f. Porter VS. Caroline Porter.
Ait. j. b. AGNEW, Proth'y.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-05-23
NetU Advertisements.

NorICE.-Whereas letters te, tamentary
IL to the estate of Ii. L. a. Stingle, late
of Kingsley Township, decd, have been
granted to the subscriber, all persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands agi inst the estate of
said decedent, will make known ard IRE
sent the -ame without delay, duly authen-
ticated to
SGT Kingsley Township.
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Applications A for license

At MAY TERM, 1911,
John A. Proper, Hotel, Tionesta borough.
j. C. Policy, Hotel, Fagundus City.
Samuel Wright, Restaurant, Fagundus
city.
Nathan Klinordhnger, Wholesale Liquors,
Tionesta borough.
John Woodcock, Hotel, Millersburg, Har--
mony township.
Daniel Black, Hotel, Tionesta borough.
Horace A. Bunee, Hotel, Trunkevville,
Harmony tp. j, B. AGNEW,
fat ('l'k
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-05-23
THE STATE CONVENTION
EVERYTMING LOVELY!l
One Ballot did the Business +!
THE PLATFORM.

THE PLATtORM.
The Convention met at II o'clock
on May 18th, and was called to order
by Mahlon II. Dickinson, Esq, Chair
man of the State Central Committe,
and temporary organization effected,
after which the Convention adjourned
until halfpast two o'clock. At the
permanent organization in the after
noon, Hon. VIM. Elliott was chosen
Chairman. A resolution that the Con-
vention shall elect Chairman of the
State Central Committee was referred
to the Committee on Resolutions.
On motion Of Mr.. Quay, the Con-
ventiOn proceeded to nominate candi-
date for Auditor General. Col. A S.
Wallace, of South Carolina, was in.
troduced by Mr.. Cessna, and made a
patriotic speech. The following nomi.
nations we're made: Col. David Stan
ton, of Beaver; Col. Francis c. Hoot-
en-, of Chester; Gen Harrison Allen,
Of Warren. A ballot resulted in Stan
ton ninety five, Hooten, sixteen, Allen
twenty-five. DR.. Stanton's nomina-
ton was made unanimous amid ap.
plause.
Col. Robert B. Beath, of Schuylkill,
and Samuel L. Smedley, of Philadel-
phia, were nominated for Surveyor
General-Gen. Wilson, of Center, and
Col. Campbell, of Cambaria, were also
nominated, but declined. Ballot
Beath eigbty-seven, ,Smedley forty. The
nomination of Col. Beath was made
unanimous amid loud applause. DIR.
Stanton and Col. Beath were waited
on by committee, informed of theil
nomination, and conducted to the Con.
vention, were they were received with
prolonged applause DIR. Stanton
made Il speech, which was exceedingly
well received. He was followed b,
Col. Beath, who said he was ready iol
work: All he wanted was gooc
platform, So he could carry the ol,
banner under which be fought 10 vic
! tory. The speech was vociteriousl,
applauded.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-05-23

FIRE.-On Friday night of last
week, between 10 and IL O'clock. a
house belonging to Mr.. John Boyer,
IN the Eastern end of our Borough,
was entirely destroyed by fire. There
was an insuran Oh the house, but as
To the amount we did not learn. The
hire is supposed to have been the work
of an incediary.-&. Marys Gazette.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-05-23

MIR. Carver, doing the hnnors of the
table, said To one al bis quests, fash
onably dressed girl of the period, Il
see that You have plenty of breast,
Miss, but do have litlle more dress.
ing"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-05-23

NOTICE is hereby given that the part
nership lately subsisting between
Watts b. Lloyd and James A, Lewis of
Tionesta, Pa, under the firm OF Lloyd Il
Lewis, expired on the lstb day OF May,
n. ID. 1871. All debts owing 70 the said
partnership are to be received by Watts b.
Lloyd and all demands on the said part
nership are to be presented to him for pay
ment WATTS b. LLOYD.
S-3t JAMES a. LEWIS,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-05-23
JU r u 3 G 3 A .

w tlAT Is lIT
1t is sure and perfect remedy for all dis
eases of the liver and spleen, enlar or OBJ
struction OF Intestinos, Urinary, Uterine,
or Abdominal Organs, poverty or want
of blood, Intermittent or Remitent Fevers-
inflammation of the Liver, Dropsy, Slug
gish circulation of the blood, Assesses,
TumOrs, Jaudice, Scr iul, Dyspepsia,
Ague and Fever or their concomitants.
DIR. WELLS having become aware of the
extraordinary medicinal properties of the
South American Plant called
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-05-23
JU I'D R z B Ia.

sent II special commission to that country
To procure it in its native purity, and hav
ing found its wonderful curative proper
ties to ever exceed the anticipaliOns form
ed by its great reputation, has csncluded
to offer it 10 the public, and is happy 10
state that he has perfected arrigements for
a regular monthly supply of this wonder
ful Plant. He has spent much time ex-
perimenting and inv estigating as to the
most efficient preparation from it, for pop
ular use, and has for some time used in
his own vractice with most happy results
the effectual medicine now presented to
the public as
DR.. WELLS Extract Of JURUBEBA
and he confidently recommends il TO every
family as a househould remedy which
should be freely taken as a BLOOD PURI-
Err in all deragements of the system and
TO animate and fortify all weak and Lynn
phatic temperaments. JOHN q. KEEL
LOGG, Plat ST., New York. Sole Agent
for the United States. Price One Dollar
per bottle. Send for Circular. 50-4t
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-05-23

Appeals will be held in the Treasurers
office in fionesta, Forest County, on the
fourth Monday of May, 1871.
GEORGE HASLET,
Mercantile Appraiser.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-06-15
Transofen unb e<poDs.

Do bic pari(er Eeleeramuae jest aQe
ron gang enlightenment @e9nern per@cm>
mune berribren, 70 1nb lire @n9oben
lber Gle "Gbaten" ber @erlatQer Grupz
pen serib eber gu mdBt9 als gu dbertrte>
ben. T..
Iuf @runo bieler Mneaben fana man
ia9en, bab bic @eriatQer se9er ibre 9e<
fan9enen 2ancslente u%neefdbr mad ber
srauenbaften metbope perf apren, nit Der
Die Gneldncer I'M Sabre 1857 unb 1858
BET Der 9ro6en &ebelIion in Snpien 8e9en
bic %eefan9ensn SeppYs Serfubren.
8efanntli@ nabmea bic @~nQldnoer bic
Ma0enbtnrt@tun9en Der uneladlt&en@e>
fanaene11 mtttelf &anoren Dor. 6o unb
70 piele @efan9ene murpen 9ebuneen: Dor
cine &anone 9efteQt uno Damn pur&&ar@
tdtl@<@ @d6e nteper9etredt. Dte Ser
laiQer aber beniiBen mad @orl@rii: ibrer
Stant0ert9te fat Der &anone bic Mt<
trat0eule ODER &ueeliprtBe BET ibrenWlalz
lenbinriatun9en. Diele MttraiQeule
wurpe e%rfunpe11 uub einoeflbrt CUR @er>
ni@tung Der Deutl9en jebt aber, ba bic
Gran5oien BON ben Deutl&en befte9t fino
troB tbrer &uselipribe, brinsen f1e NIT
leBterer fi@ unter chamber ielbf um1.
Sn elmer 8esiebung iibertrefeu ober
bic 6ran5oien I'M @itben 9eaen ibre et>
9snen 2ano6leute nod pa6 @itben Der
Gn9ldneer 9esen bic @epoy8. Die@n9<
ldnper Iberaeusten i1& wentefens BET ben
auf bic Mo6enerecuttonen fuleenoen 8e>
9rdbni1en,ob pieS pfer aud gang topt ieten;
bic G~run3oien uter warfen nt@t ment9e
ibrer Spfer nod lebenp In oie@rube unb
l@ltteten bie1e ean,, utter benz Sammertt
uno Me9aen pteler Mermfen 3u.
Da6 Beeraben uno @erl@arren beTes>
ter 9%anbsleute BET %lebenot9eu 2etbe -
biertn be1ebt alio bic neuelte Manifeta>
tiun Der frans6fl@en @irililatton.
g. @.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-06-15
8erubmte Mdnuer.

De- uGourier be8 Gtats uni6" briu9t
fpl9enpen 2e!tartifel
~@nbli6 1T oer Grteoen wieoer berse<
teQt, Der 6riepen nit Dem fremoen uno
Der Grieeen i'm ei9enen 2ano. IS etbt
In uni erent @olf cine &ecensatt wel&e
fat gum @pri&wort 9erpproen it, unb,
pteie III: uGranfrei& teearf zines IT,,
ribmten ManneS, urt i@ bon }tiner
Mteberlase mieoer 81 erbssen, tantt ea.
BE tbm 9eblbrenre Gteue einnebmen,
tSnne," Das 1T Elm GROCER Srrtbun.
Granfrei@ beoarf Meoer zines berIbnten,
nod beribmter Mdnner. Das 2ann
iolte bur@ beribmte unb Don etnf bf<'
ribmten Mdnnern befreit weroen, tpel9e
poreeben, Gtwa6 gum Slide Tranfrei96
tettragen ~ f6nnen. Grantret@ bebarf
fstnes Grretters Grantrei@ beoarf nur
Mdnner. bic paS 6er3 auf bent re9ten
Glede beben, einfade, biebere Mdnner,
obne prdten1on unb boble pbralen.
Nean beflaot ii9 Iber bic Yrdtenpenten,
bic cine o%f7cielle @teuuno befleioen, unb
man bat Elm &e9t 1@ borIber ~ betla<
sen. @te fno cine get fir Granfrei@.
Die i9limmRen Geinoe aber inp bie(e
leco9 nod lan9e nt9t.
Dtele ltno weni9er gu flr6ten> al6 bic,
pel&e f& In jepem idmuBi9en polittz
iam GabrwaHer bewe9en uro Bios Der
@tunoe barren, bic ibnen 9efattet, In
neuer Metamprpbole an Die SberAd9e
3u tpmmen> UNI f1@ cann pte Moler 3u
seriren, bic aber nur bic GlA9el BON GU
len poer SpaBen baten. @tr baben
9enu9 cer Grrettsr unD per berabmten
Mdnner, Der mabren uno Der fall1en!
Sc berubmter fe finn, beito mebr iino ffe
3u fur6ten. IS wiro Elm Sag in Der
@sl&{@te fommen, 100 bte @d1aren uno
Napolepns al8 pla9e unp@eibel betra@<
tet meroen. Gin Slater 1T gut fir e,ne
Station In ben @tnbeln; r1dnnli@t
@Slfer ioleu lire @taat6sei9dfte itlbf
leiten.
@enn fe basu unfdbia fnb, banr,
9iebt e6 feline 0ano. bic fte mebr leitert
fam. Die 2ebenSf1bi9teit elmer iol@en
Station 1T ab8eldnitten, fe muB unter>
9eben. @o aud Tranfrei9! @enr,
Granfret6 {t@ ni9t tptecer aus ft9 1elbit
erbeben fam, banr, 1T es fir ale fommeu>
ben 3eiten nerloren. @o Die &raft Der
Station su 19pa@ 1T, fam feline perion,)
unb luQte fe nod 70 beribmt lein, Granf>
reid uum59lt9 retten". =
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-06-15

@ertdnbniGe, nperpRi&tet fl@ bic Demo-
fratte ia ttuer poQen, 9etreuen uno abio>
luten MuSflbrun8 uno In &raftebu1s
Der Contribution pte bielelbe jebt II, 70
eab unter berlelben auen Yerlonen pbne
llnteri9teo Der &afe uno Tarbe 9lei@e
&e@te 3u9eft&ert tuerben."
Ea6 @an3e lduft ionit auf cine Mrt
@ompromi6 binaus, BET benz cine ieoe
6rafttpr Der Demotratie ibr She'll triest,
BE 8ourbonen TIRE, rpen,1 aud ni&t 10
rireft tpie frlber, auS9elpro&eneSn<M9 t>
erfldrun9 Der uenNmenpement6 In ben,
erten 8el9lu7e, uno teDsparture< Mdn>
ner ibre Entertaining Der 1eue1 Mmen'
Dement'S als perbtnbli@e @erfaNun9suor>
l4riften tm 3weiten 8elalu0e. @ber
mas bte(en Musslet@ INNER gu etneu1
unoenQeenben MAIDEN mub, it, baB bie(e
Mnerfennung In ber @eiie, In ber f1e bier
erfolot 1T, efnaeRaAbenerunabeu rur cine
bur@ bic polttil@eA &ldii&ten be6 Ga<
ees bebinete If, uno boB fte, felbft in If
rem @prtlaute, ni@t bic 9%erin0fte Ga
rartie seseu cine 3urldnabu1e BEG i'm
3peiten 8ei&lu0e Don ber Democratic
%0eeebenen @eripredens 9tebt. @pbale
eie Democratic eS ni@t ldneer fir n1tbi9
bdlt ben Streit lber bic prtncipfraee gu
pertaeen, btnbert tttnoeitens fetn @ort
in Der obieen platform ie, bic &e@ts>
oiltf9feit Der Nmenrements tpteoer e6en
10 unbeotnet in Gru9e gu ffeQen, wie fe
baS frlber 9ettan bat.
@ir molen ni@t IN Mbrebe 1eaen, bab
btele platform, felbit 70 pie fe 1T, etnen
enti@{ebenen Gort1@rttt dber be @teuune
btnaus anbabnt pel@e bic Democratic
tn Sabre 1868 etnnabm. G6 1T thinner
l&on Yiel 9%erponnen, >penn pir nur erit
einmal gu eineu1 @afenfiQfanbe III BEN
&riese 9%elansen, ber 70 lanee uno 70 febr
3ur1 Na9tbeile anoerer @olfsintere0en
3mii@en ben 9roben Yarteten 8efabrt
rporben 1T. Nber e6 1T In ipmeit tur
erft Elm @afenRtQtano, tetn pirtli@er
enosiltt9er Nusslei&.
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Mnf@ten.

Ger @ata1ba n9eralo" unb st
@loup vSournal" ppponiren aus retr
lotalen @rlnben BET @tebermabl @uus,
NuftuS.
@abrenb Der v5erale" In ebrli9e,
ofener Beile bic @rinpe 1etner Sppoiis
ton anfiibrt beren 9auptBruno bic 8e;
flrwortuns Der &ertbetlun8 per Smz
propemert 2dnbereieu fur Gtlenbabr
@ompasnten 1T; sreift bas ~Sournal"
In b1@f ~fupiper" @eiie ren @baratte'
pe6 @ouperneur6 an, unp ,1enat ibu
ulelbflI@tis bis aur Stupipitdt".
~19impRt@ unwt0enb"; uno (diloert Jpn
als einen GYrannen rel&er feline amt
li9e Mutoritdt mt6brau9t babe uni jeot
Ma6reeel >pel@e Die Gntmidluns uni
ben @pbltano pes n5rpli@en Minneio;
tas be;pedte gu Serntdten.
@as bat @oup. Mu1in nun tnWabr>
beit setban> uu, ben Corn tes SOUR
malls" auf fi4 iu lapen. Die Mnttpor1
bierauf 1T nt6t ldwer.
Ct bate cine fit bic Normall9ule In
81. @louo bepfQiete un9elebltde Nppros
priatiou nit letnem &eto belest, ebenir
wie bic Qanobiu, aus rel6er ii6 eewtl5t
ret&e 2anpipetulanten in ct. @louo unit
um9ebun9, beionoere @ortbeile fit tbrer
@elolddel perlpraden; uro oarum be,
Corn uno Der &a@eruf oe6 entrlReter
Sournal6. wel9er fi@ wobl In &urjem
le9en miro; seun tpenr eai1elte fein'
te1iere @rinbe fit feline Sppoftion an
fQbren fann, 70 mercen f1& ielbt tr
Stearn6 County GuBert meni9 &spublis
fauer fnoen, wel@e bic Depoioirunl
@puperneur Mafin'6 aus folder
@runcen wInl@en pber befirporter
miircen.
@te bereitS in einemt anreren Nrtite
errdbnt, jene Sppoftion eesen Nutin
aber wel&e jest II ptel 2drm 8elalaeer
miro, miro tn&urseua t,ur nod Der Ser:
9%ansenbeit" %an9eb1ren.
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Trieb ~en6fefte.

Der 1An3. b.@e7ens" ia9t aber bie>
lelber: 49,
uDas Sammerr, lber cas- ~nubloli
@errauaen" rrer Grieoenskite fdnet an.
lan9weilis 3u .perpen. DteieGefe baben
@Qes eeleiftet, pas ie letten 1outen uni
fonnten. @pQ font etrpast @rnfbaftea
uno N~ptbmenot9ee Don ben Deut19en
setban. rpereen, IL 1T IS ,peit better, bab
IS ielbffdnpi9 unternommen ,peree unit
ni@t ols Gin Mppenpir ju ben Griepene>
feden. Damn fiebt man aud, ob 70 Ct
was demonstrating uno d@t 1T ODER nt@t.
DaS 9egenwdrtige @ejammer uber bas
nuBlole @errauden tomnt einem 30,
wie Der Nuben bes Mantels, Der nt@i
eercut 1T. @eraee als &peu1, Die Grte>
oensfeite t,ur barutt etrpu6 geweien tpd>
ret, neil fte na@trdelt@ In etnen, bod,
fetfen @eretn NIT etnemprdfrenten, @e>
fretdr uno @af1ersr etnballamirt wereer
iollten. Da6 S@5ne AT bieien Setter
ruar tbre llriprinsli&teit. Sie nad>
trd9li& III @eretnen 3u perlebern, bereu
@eeenftdnpe f1& gum uriprunse BET Grte.
~pensfefe wie Gl6be III Glepbanten per=
balteu plrpen, mare eenue, INN uns BIZ
Grtuoe uno @rtnueruns barau 3u per>
sdQen." Hs.@ y. - wc111.T>.
@ir fno weit baDot, entferrt jeneGef'
IN obenanSeeeutete.B eiit 3u ~perlepern",
ober pteielben baben ge,etst, mas raa
Deuti&tbum &merifa'S iu leiteu TN
Stanoe it, 1uent1 es etnis it, .uno ben
8.Qen bat, cine .SScee prattii@ ,aus3u>
fIbren. r.. ~ .: ,.,,..t e..' ors
Dtt Anre9unB, wel&e jene Geite ~
reuen sbeutf@enO reantia.ionen, uno, ma
mentlt@ ia Gem in New<Yerf TN, 0r0a>
nilatton keSriHenen beutiaen Mational>
Berein, 8e9eben baben, foQen au@ midi
als ~Appenpir" ju jenen1 Soften betra9.
tet rperoen, fonoernf etne 9teianete Bafa
bilptr, auf pel&er eas erobe 8srt etnee
peutl1sn Nationalpereins, penn pai1elb,
iberbaupt praftii@ %ausfabrbar III fpeite,
fortaebaut werpen Tam.
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:. Der at1erifanil1e Miniiter in ST

DEL amerifaniiae Miniter in @biz
ta bert@tet an oas @taat6 Departement
baB bic Stapt Batbane in China eurd
Elm Grpbeben o%pufdnpig ;erft5rt unit
2298 Gtnmobner berielben 9etbptet tpurz
ben. Die @ridltteruns &pel9e burd
pas Grpbeben perurla9t wuroe mar etnt
10 9robe, rab fe IN elmer l1u1eebung prn
400 Meilen psrlpIrt wurbe. Die @toct
8atban9 1T total 3er,t1rt urp BON be,
Sbetf G9e Der @roe peri dmunben.
Gin auberer Yfoff!- Sn
@lmon g., Mlabama, >puroe am Cam
flag LETTER @o@e Der preoieer @iQtan,
Brig9 unter Der Nufla9e perb1rt, bte
Grau ietneS S9maeer6 nerflbrt III baz
ben. Da6 @erbDr enot9te nit oer Nusz
ftobuns bes 1nmuroi9en, Der 9lei@ ba>
rauf uno rpdbrenb ct f@ nod in BET
STRIDE befanr, Elm 01e1er jog unb leinen
@@wa9er pur@ >1ebrere @tt@e IN ben
9als fat aueenbltdlt@ t5rtete.
&Snt9sber9 mirb @elt>
fabt 70 tlo9t IN bttterem 9eremiapen>
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