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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-01
BRANCH MILLS. MAY 29th 1871.

Ed. TRIBUNE The following is an
exhibit of the names and standing of the
pupils in this school, whose average, for
the month ending May Goth, is eighty
and upwards, On a scale of one hundred,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-01
ISt. Division.
Marshal of the Day, G. Bloquelle and staff on hors

Marshal OF the Day q. Bioquelle and staff on horse
back.
Brass Band of Prof. Weinschenk
German Rife Company Wis. St. Mil.
Open Barouche containing two veterans of the bat
tie of Waterloo, Mr.. Chas. Solomon and C. Kappel
and the Orator of the day, Mr.. Chas. Esslinger.
Platform w hich the Goddess of Peace Miss
A. Leverenz) browning the Arts Miss NJ. Ruedger)
and Sciences (Miss Franz.
Car with Germana Miss E. Burmeister) joining
hands with Columbia (MissJ Schallern).
Car with Hermann, (N1r. Greve) the first Iiberator
of Germany.
The societies of Sons of Hermann and Odd Fellows
Car with the Goddess of Music surrounded and fol-
flowed in another by the ladies of the Sengerbund
Carriage with the members of the Hook & Ladder
Company
Car with Germania Miss L. Gatzler), at her feet
Alsace Miss c. Gotzer) and Lorraine Miss l. Hoh)
in their front the German States represented by young
ladies'
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-01

WHY not have genuine fourth of
July celebration in Manitowoe this year
--one that vii be suggestive of old
tifnes2 See the CALL
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-01

The Ameican friend who furnished to us the above
will please accept greatful acknowledgment of his
kindness giving his views of the Peace Jubilee OF
German feliow-cltiZeIIs, of whom OF
the earliest in the county, and German the least
qualified express opinion. We therefore limit
remarks the description of the order and per-
sonal of those presenting the splendid pageant which
formed at noon of last Monday the Turner Hall
and started its procession precisely at O'Clock
in the following order
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-01
MA RINE.

The schooner Transit has been in port
some time undergoing repairs and receiv-
ing coat of paint which improves her
appearance materially.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-01

THERE have been more public dogfghts
this week than can be kept track of by
our reporter.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-01

The work of repairing the scow Blue
Bel, owned by G. G. Barnes, was COM
menced on Tuesday last
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-01
Love and Matrimony.

ADbESAND GENTLEMEN if you wish to mar
Il Iry, address the undersigned who will send yo,,
valuable information, that will enable YOU to marry
happily and speedily, irrespective of age wealth or
beauty. This information will cost YOU nothin and
II you wish to marry, will cheerfully assist YOU
The desired information sent by return mail Ad-
dress SARAH b LAMBERT. Greenpoint. Kings
County, N I. 17-52-3m a.. b. & Co.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-01

There are no less than six vessels own
ed on the Canada side of Lake Ontario
named the New Dominion.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-01

IT is no uncommon thing to see men
who cannot afford to pay for their local
paper pay out from 25 to so cents each
day for cigars, beer or liquor, and they
also have plenty of money to attend every
show that comes along. Every man
should subscribe and pay for his local
paper for'the benefit of his family, and
then he will feel better than if the same
amount was expended for useless arti-
cles.-Er.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-01

CAPT. ALBRIGHT offers to sell his neat
cottage and beautifully improved grounds
on the corner of 9th and Washington ST.
south side. as his family do not like to be
without him during all the season of navi-
cation. We cannot blame them, although
we do not like by their removal 70 lose
him, and them entirely.
See advertisement on first page.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-01

PErxRs MuszcaL MONTHLY for June contains a beau
tifal selection Of music. We give below the
contents-any single piece being worth much as
Mr. Peters asks for tue entire lot:
.Geneyieye,. Scotch Song and Chorus, by Hays
"IiItle Voices Heard More Song and Chorus.
by pcrsley.-ssIust leave thee, Mother ears' Song
by Haevy-"Dawn of Love- A beautiful German
Song, by Hozlzel.-'rm my Daldy's only Son. ~
Dance Song-"Lily Bell Quartetet.-"Forgetm me-
Not. Quartet.--ohi Holy, Holy Lor6.'-"Saviour
who thy blocks art NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Christ
arise.n-sdy Faith looks up Thee.--eIsed Bird
waltz.r--Chicago kstep.'-~Ripplng Book
PoIka.r-and THE Chase Hunting Boullo, by
Tonsl.
Take Your Choice.-PErEBs MUSICAL MORN
Ii Tor June, price 80 cents. containing the above
pieces the pieces sheet FORM (printed from
the plates price $3.50. Address, j. L. PETERS,
59s Broadway, Ne~-York.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-01
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

WHEAT-Winter, 130 cts91 ,4octs
Spring 122 cts
RYE,-s5G9O
OATS,-50cts
BARLEYT0cts(9S0et
PEAS.-S5cts
BUCK WHEAT-600s0cts
BEANS,-S1, 250150
TIMOTHY SEEDS, 50d4,OO
RAPE SEED-2f75
FLAX SEED-S1, 5091,75
POTATOES-609
EGGS, pei dozen-11@128cts
BUTTER, per b-12@1scts
FLOUR winter, per bl.-s6,5 OG7.Oo
spring-S515 lac, rs
MEAL per cwt-S14091.6o
WOOL per fb-35957c
SALT per 5rf-S3.00
PORK, fO0livc cwt-s@6.oo
dressed-STO097.
BEEF, on foot n a II
dressed $500 a 500
SHEEP, per head-s3,O0
WOOL, per b-35@45cts.
WHITE FISH, hlf brl-$7,00
BIDESr green--S@g9cts
y-1SG20cts
HAY, perton-Sas10 s11.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-01
THE DECORATION.

The national day appointed for the decoration of
the soldiers graves duly observed in this City.
About o'clock, P. NJ, large procession formed,
and marched to the cemetery, where large con-
of people united in bestowing upon the rest
ing places of our patriotic dead the floral mementoes
of their gratiuted. The customary salute fired,
after which Rev. Mr.. Stevens, Rev. DR.. Knox, Mr..
Essnger and Senator Schmidt delivered very feeling
and patriotic speeches. The procession then filed
back the city. The heat and dust, together with
the exhaustion occasioned by the celebration of the
previous day. doubtless impaired the the exercises of
this occasion, which otherwise ought to have been
better honored for it will be the duty of all true
American citizens in all time come, reserve at
least day in the year, to visit with their
grateful hearts, their testimonials and their greatfu
menentos, the silent camping ground Of our fallen
heroS.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-01

The Depere Neaos says that an election
will be held on the 18th of June next to
vote upon t., proposition of the Mil
waukee and Northern r. R. Co. to build
road from Milwaukee to Green Bay
through the village of Depere that city
to give its bonds for 100000. 90 payable
in 20 years, which will be null and void
unless passenger and freight trains are
running regularly from Milwaukee
through Depere to Green Bay, within
twenty months from the first of July
next.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-01

The Gift Concert tickets from the
Milwaukee Musical Society, sold by Mr..
Fechter. have drawn prizes IS follows:
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-01
THE CELEBRATION

The Franco Prussian peace, and the
union of the German States, was celebrat-
ed on Monday last with the largest pro-
cession, the most various, elaborate and
tasteful display ever witnessed in this
city. The fact that this extraordinary
affair was sustained by private means
alone, reflects no less praise upon the
patriotism and depth of feeling of our
german citizens, than did the spendid
character of the procession upon their
devising and executive talent. The
german flag foated submissively and
appropriately by the stars and stripes in
every portion of the city. Of course IN
this country no flag should float higher
than our own upon any occasion, the trl-
umph of Germany exalts the emblem of
America, yet we think no more promI-
nence was given to the former than was
necessary and allowable to designate the
particular character of the day. Many
of the Americans voluntarily interested
themselves, because they deeply re-
joiced, not only in the victory and union
of Germany, but in the great good which
will accrue to mankind from the victory
of her practical and liberal ideas. Be
fore the war. distinguished writer said
England rules the sea. France the land,
and Germany the air''-the thought
universe; since the war, the civilized
world sees that the way finally to rule
those who rule land and sea, is first to
rule the air.
After the procession had filed through
the principal streets. it retired to Wash
ington Park, to hear the able and stirring
speeches of Mr-Esslinger, SenatorSchmidt
and A. Whitman. The proceedings
passed off with excellent order, and with
the utmost quiet and civility, and let il
be heralded to the great credit of oul
city, and to the great honor OF our ger
man fellow citizens in particular, that
there was no fight, or drunken and disor-
DERBY person seen on our streets during
the entire day and night of the grea test
occasion this community witnessed.
In the evening, the. large capacity OF
Turner Hall overlooked with joyful people
and the day was finished will music and
dancing, numerously alternated with rich
and eloquent Tableaux We say to you
our German fellow citizens-aoeU done,
and may the deep impress of the occasion
which you and your Father-land have
furnis he'd us, be as it ought to be, meal
culably lasting and beneficial
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-01

The first cargo of Railroad material,
such as spikes and chairs reached here
last Tuesday evening from Cleveland.
President Villas, returned hale and
hearty yesterday morning from New
York, and gives us the assurance OF the
entire success of his arduous labors he
has purchased and paid for three thous-
and FIVE hundred tons of Iron. now al
ready In Buffalo. aud mostly shipped for
this port; also all the spikes, chairs and
other castings necessary for the whole
road to Appleton, together with Loco
motive, and six platform cars in transit
from Buffalo and Cleveland for Manito-
voc, which are expected to reach here In
the course of next week. Our work here
on the old bed is nearly completed to
Green Bay road, the bridge across the
river viii be ready for the ties by next
week and the entire work will be pushed
as rapidly as unfagging energy and album
dance of means can accomplish 1T.
. ssPraise God from whom all Blessings
flow one or which is our President
Joseph Villas without him we would
in all probability be still waiting, as We
have during the last seventeen years, for
George Reed-not to build our Rail
road.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-01

of the best quality and at the lowest prices Please
call and will try to satisfy all reasonable expecta
tons 1i-52-ly MRS. HARTMANN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-14
~. GOuNrCB. - 1. SiBuna.

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| or tdacii.
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0ouIltt'n aOerWtleu.
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otr uon ben Jtaniolrn uerhbtsnglAn0eruna
an oGs SOmite tAr ausWGrti8e Anaeleaenbtis
ten laate SIMMER, 0aB ct li9 eIlanbe, Die
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ten, mtlte bertits msBtsrtWate IN beiOsn6dus
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ll0sntsR.
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oehl trhDsten 8otllBtn0en 0ss &omtss lei, su
ermarieH. OaB cas- neue 0Dmite cine YDrlagt
IN ttntr StBuna iustDe OurhIeBen t6nHen,
0tl0sr otr SENATOR aus Waha1uIstts auB.r
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ltBtsltat an psribGtIsn.
9atIan IeAte ole q:titton bon gBi!ltam
VIC t5srraban Dor, iotIbt otm Gpmtte tilr 81
Ienltl1e Gdn0stefn abertuleitn mur0e.
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ei.Dart lum S9uB oar Rtbts 0er 8erg,
Isuts uHo sur &rmatDl8un8 Oss BusbaRs.
9oDe our anIaSe zines Sdiis 9onals
bon Or en- Sag nit 0sm Wi9i9an See unO
tlnsr Glltnbaln uon WliImautts nacb oem
Gb!rn 0ee ubsr grten 9aD IN gBistcnfn,
10 pe our SerldngsrGna Der ,3eit iur anlast
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ofs Gbsren Ste's uu0 pugl:Io
gBtloH jur Grrthtung uno unttrfHBung
oon SNaIen IN Den trhbstsn vRsbsIltR"s
Siaattn.
6eutoH Betrtjis ania9s ant.titsiI6er Seles
1tapBsH ltutbeH ben Yer. Staaten un0 Dem
Auslanoe, owie cine YilI 5ur Rsgultrung Der
3oHtIbtbnng unO VsrtbGtlung Der Straitn
uno Soften bierbst.
Sm &epr6 entan bauie tpurs
ben Die StGatcn un0 Ssrritoritn.autasruItn
Bills dur utbsrnsiiuua an Die Gomits'n stns
labrtng:H. bon osulelbsn uO beroorsubs.
ben:
Yetrs (Re. J: 9ia. wette benz anaetlaot,n
letiGttsl, fdD IN Ci8snsr SAD. ais 3tu8t o.r,
tebmtn 5u IaliH.
Butler (Ntaii) cine nsus Gourantz
Bin.
gDooo (R..9J: sill, bttreff.no HuIuse iub.
mariner &tleBraptn jwil9en btn Btr Staas |
en- uno benz ausIunOt.
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ptGtsutcls am EeIbsnUrunoftt inArlina.
on. gDurbe nitt rtfertrt ionbern oui But
er's Nnttag alf ben Siib atlsgt.
SbeloOn (Ea,): Sill Bsbufs Nnlaae elmer
Stnie 3iuii6en Wtu Orleans II.
RtgicO. Cine slu 5ur SubEoirunq Der
Wtotinransan'Crtental' 8ampiiaiTssG Com
aSuie."
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sr pGtntlnnatis St6. gabn.@
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Slabt gtblitben, allts mar biuausatetlt, uui
ben Eo8 Oct tsris0snsistsr fsItIih Az beatbsn.
Gle oa8H sruannteH &an0Htete. alte &0nt0Dss
rlrie. 6ie loon manbsu SOUS im GrHft g.s
lsuerl batten, isutTisn aus Der S2AbeHtaHoH.
lpli9sn | unO ubr l00S6aiIs ab, pdbreHD
Die isflib 0tpuBtrn @enlaen iih Hadl uHb
nah perlamuelteu, lin lbr Ioa auss in
Die eShhBeuballt, 100 oas 0sutlde Ruht,
eorps s0lt gBabt am &bttH' ipitte. Spditr
aIhGsn bic uerlcgttOtusn 8sleaIhaF,tn Hab
lbttn rtlpsttiUsu 0HIsH. um cine atnRtblids
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gati9ts'n BON elmer 9ulls Bur aROtrn, uno
tatttieH ltd gs8snitttia 8tiude ab,A
- 4us AtiosDprf tuir0 atmsloei sRad
Sssn0tBung Otr StBuug ots JtftGusibuiits
tar bas au8emsne Sdugetisit fah0 In Sen
sBsTmanla AU,mblg Roomss tine Grtra,
0elt9alsnhBpn9 patt, tUllde bsn 3wtd bate,
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tiNe fpnreH nHmtt:nb. AUD Nb9tptbneie 0tB
s4uaenstHen SdHEtrbunhtsa batttn fib tiH.
8tIunotn. Die uOr9tlblagtHe Bttbelliguug
an Dem 6eite Settsns altr Bertins nuroe NIT
raulhtnoer AttIamattun augenoHmsu. Or.
9sosnklO fibrte ben 8oIfB. IS muroe tiu
0umtte oon6Rnfen aus ieosm BWnbe ernannt,
mslnss Die notbtgeH 8oti6ldge ju MAIDEN bat.
SorIduts braatt man In Nntrag, bic bsioen
urosutihsn Gbordie sgiRs fsits Burg III unitr
Bott" un0 Nun bunft nls Cots tauIsnos
ttlmrliR jum BOrtroa Bu brtngtu, bsnen Tit
DIE gBa9t ON &4tn,1 ie mao Wabl oes
SunOss anlbIitBsn loa. Aub anDere &eIang.
osrelne lOlten sinaslaOtn msr0sH.
.SH RtAmOno. Ya., tanO Rtittrn bis5ries
oensfetsr tatt Gin GROCER Ebttl Der 9auIrr
mar lslNn otlortIt uno ots AbsnOs illWmis
nlrt; an Dem Uafeljuge bsibeiItettn iitb uns
attdbr 1000 gaionsn. Si. Str9Etn nar,n
nit 3uidaueru beOtdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-14

SpNtefte GabeIs sNa1rtGteM
Sic reUOllltiOnGre NatiOnal0arOr in
BariS.
Gjeri6HiRe llnteriu6m8 ber Hutes
itbrun8en III 3iiri6.
8atiec gSilBrEm auf Der Geim.
retfc.
SsiH GsIOIas.
Der GmpFua in @pclnaU.
SdlnB Orr 2OHOOHcr Gonicrtui.
Der utue 0srtraa.
Wnrifer HuRGnhr

"a, warner BNHdlpc,
Partg, l3, Wtdri - 0te Situation Ou
oem Wontmartrt 1T unuerdnoert. Gs bsui0i
oaisIbit Die 9r6Bte Rube. Nob immtr ab;r
btftnosn lido etni9e GGuoncn i'm e,Rf sin,s
Bemllltn 8beiIts Der gtationalQaroe, Der Iib
met8ert, Ottie Den Stb6rOen abIulisFsrn.
Das ,,5ournal 0ss 9ebats" oentu,irt NIT
gntttltun8 has pIatat oer sGotbtn,A tu.lC0ss
ote arnIes sur ReuolutioH ouiior0ert.
Ser htatsdl 1T 3IrldD.
. T d, IL. Wdr5,-Der Sunotsrotb bat
stnt 9trl9tItb: untsriuhung Der iRnQR,n
Hu9sh6rungsn an9r0ronet. @s mtr0en tein,
nsttersn unruben bsiardtst. Die Erupp,n.
p'lhs sur unterOrRtung oss Eunmltg coms
manotrt tuaren, fino ipisoer entalisn NOR,
ben.
% Eaiier ggitbelm auf Ser Seimrcife.
Soho n, IL. WtdrJ. - Ser RaiIsr reii'Ie
beute nab berlin ab. gr mar bon eiuem
3abIEethsn uno 9IdnjsnOen @sfCI8s BON Yrin.
zen, Sft3tersn un0 BertreterR Der Re0ies
rnngs Parlei (2l beaIeitet Wttttaas lanotsn
lle IN @psrraD an. Sie purotn Don ben In
Get Staot lttaenO.n. aaf 0tm Marid. nodl
9tntl9IanO bttnoIihen 8ruppeH NIT groBsm
@nt1ulIasmus emptnu0eu.
Sie HuHepneT Gpnlercn, bt,uSet.
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lBulte .beute absnO @raT 8raHpiGs nit, naB
oLeeonisren3 ubsr bic Oitlibt {grage grIdtoiisn
H. Sm auaDdrtiGsn Hmte 1T Der Bsrtrao
untstiei9nst mor0en, pe9,r Die BsIbrdns
Iun8tn autbebt, Die beIl9Iib Der Daroaneasu
ano oss SospDrus fur frsmoe RrtegsIblHe be.
tanotn. Sn 3JtieO,usIeittn fann Die 4(orI,
N isns StWdh:r bic Gabricuae bsfreunb,ttt
lRailonen aulGhsn, iptnn tmmtr es 3um 5hub,
0s5 StttrG8es BON 1856 ertorDsrIim lit. 8te
AomhilItOn Ilr Die SOnau Sdiiif0brt ion
aui ternsre IL Sabre in WrfiamIttt bleiben
Dasgrototoa erEiGrt ausDrtdl6 baB tttne
UtaHt btre1ti8t III, iib Obne Die giamtlliQuua
annItlther 8ertragsmdbte BON ben Settms
1tunasn oes Strtrages 5u blfrsisn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-14
SulanO4 9epetdlcll.
Nn5 Waibinatoll.


W0 bington, 13. Wldr,. 49, 6r. RI
Haro Z. Mstttt, elmer bsr Idbialtsn Qoppia.
ttn QBaibHGton's. ipiro oils GonorsS 0aubi.
0at ittr ben Diltrttt @Olnmbia gtnannt.
Die tn8liihsn WitglieDer Der ,0pbeus
6ommiiiiiOn itatltten Samltag o.m Stlab,
omtt etnen pelud ab unO tuurbsn BON St,rt-
tar eoutDta our9 bis usri9ieo,nen Rdumlltb
tsIten 8sIRbtt.
Sosrt Jamts 8.Iaer, Der i'm Sabre 1868
ourb ben Rrtt9s- Setrtidr aus Der Ber. st.
armse sntlahsn DGroe, III bur9 6onguBalte
psosr IN ltlnen 8ang ttnGsitBt tuorben.
80up, 9oote bat etnen iarblgsn, QerrD
Gariton, als Soten an9titsllt.
N. y. Stdl:D bon bier, yieger, lit an SttQe
oss entlahsnsn 6. NIsranOtr Sater (sines
getiBen) 3um @rbHIIs .SunOssIieutr Goatt.
teHr Itir Die Counties Spottiglpauia, Souila
rnO Orange in Sirginitn srnaurt norOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-14
Sic fSriCOensteitr.

= Sst @eltGenbsit Der fSrisoensfeisr In
Rtttsbura, Ya., ipra5 Yiarrtr ggsil iols,no.
otritdu0tge gBortc: sGine GrieotnsIeitr, niht
tin Sttgssfeit 1T ss, tuas MIR be9eben - bnmit
| 1T 0as QDsieu unierer iSreuee ausQeIprpd,en.
-Jtt1t Gberlagter. islbit hbsrbebenotr subel,
ntbt bObusn0er Gtiumpb itber ben ni.beruss
norferen @ssner entipeibe oitie fgsier Il. be.
ilsbe ptsInttbr In elmer ntaBoolsn Gnnbaes
burg, In unfettr JreIOs tber oas Aufb6reu
stnts &riea:s. oer auf bsi0sR Seitsn 6futtae
Cpfsr getoftst unb iibsr bsioe26nb.r unidaltf
pitl 9psbe Gebra6t bet. Die emit ireb.ntlid,
ben 5rieoen braben unb bts Griegeg fsurtsn
lerautbsi9portn, lie itno gtri9tet; mir brau.
atn ne mot ntebr 5u ribten. {5ranireid1's
ssbaBt.
gBie abtr oas unalad cine p.rf6tnlite
Sraft beHBt. 10 1T auG anbereritits0
Die i6Onits Slume I'm &ranst BEG 6sa,rs.
6abtr aud Der otrI6bnlt4t Gbaratter unisrsr
btuti8en 5rieoeHsftitr uno baber audb Der
maB. uno Wiirosboae Ausorad un{erer
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an0 Die brute ole s@tuft SaAt." Gu9
luo Strlnbe G:rnht tuOrben, no9 anOerts
Gt8eniBGm IN SrGH0 su iebsH.
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