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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17
-ATryins Time.

The Democratic National Com
mittee in decreeing that the party
shall wait two long months before
deciding whether to take its ancient
enemy, Horace Greedy, to its arms,
or spurn his ycarning desire to be
thus encompassed and forgiven, inn
posed upon its members q very Sc
we're test Of their integrity and pa
thence. They are asked, at a time
when the Republicans are making
an active canvass, and during one
half of which the Republican ticket
will have been in the field, to as
sumo non-commital position; say
ing nothing positively for fear that
they may have to take it back, and
making their political action in the
canvass dependent on a contingen-
cy sixty days in the future. tits
safe to predict that the Democracy
will not endure this test. Some Of
their party journals have already
declared for Greeley without reser-
walton, others will have nothing to
do with Greeley in any event; and
yet others, perhaps now the MAORI
ty, are trying to hold their opinions
subject to the action at Baltimore.
These several policies of party ac-
ton will, during the sixty days in
tervcning before the convention, be
sources of constant irritation. They
will be discussed warmly, acrimo-
niously-witness the tilt of Voor-
hees with his party friends on the
floor of the House, few days
since-and the inevitable result Of
the clashing Of purposes will be
that opinions and preferences light
" held now will settle into infexi-
BILE resolves, which no convention
can move. There will be split,
and the convention, when it does
meet, will bind none but those who
influence it. The Democratic party
has not been won't to suffer its vota
ries to go roaming around on the
eve Of an important election without
restraint or guidance, straying into
forbidden paths and acquiring a
taste for other than the regulation
diet. 1t is not likely to profit by
the result of the present expert
ment.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17
CHAPTER IS.

AN ACT to legalizc Corporations for
pecuniary profit organized under the
provisions Of Chapter Fifty two of the
Revision of 1860, as amended by Chap
ter One Hundred and Sevcnty.two Of
the Acts Of the Thirteenth General
Assembly.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Gen.
cral Assembly of the State of Iowa, That
the acts, proceedings, doings and con.
tracts Of all interpretations for pccuniary
profit. organized under the provisions of
Chapter Fifty-two of the Revision as
amended by Chapter One Hundred and
Scventy-two Of the Acts ofthe Thirteenth
General Assembly, which have failed to
publish the notice required by section
eleven hundred and ffty.five of said
chapter fly two, within three months
from filing the articles of incorporation
in the Recorders Office as required by
section eleven hundred and fitty-six of
the said Revision be, and the same are
hereby, made as legal and binding as if
such notice had been given; PROVIDED,
said notice has or shall be published
within twelve months from the filing of
the articles ofincorporation in the Re-
corder's Office.
Sec. 2. That all such corporations
organized since the taking effect Of said
chapter one hundred and seventy-two,
which have failed to have its articles of
incorporation filed in the Office of the
Secretary of State within three months
from the time such articles were filed in
ba of Ncf Donr~Io. 80 L. -
hereby legalized; Provided, said articles
are or shall be filed in the Office of the
Secretary of State within twelve months
from such filing in the Recorders
office.
SEC. 8. That nothing in this act shall
be construed so as to relieve such cor
poration from the fulfillment of all con-
tracts made prior to the taking effect of
this act, or to relieve individual members
thereof from liability to the amount of
the unpaid installments on stock owned
by them or transferred by them for the
purpose of dcfrauding creditors.
SEC. 4. This act being deemed Of i'm
mediate Importance, shall be in force from
and after its publication in the Daily State
Register and the State Leader, newspa-
pers published in Des Moines, Iowa, with
out expense to the State.
Approved, April 10, 1872.
I hereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the Daily State Leader
April 10, and in the Daily Iowa State
Register April IA, 1872.
ED WRIGHT,
Secretary of State.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17
THE Democratic National Coz

THE Democratic National Com
mittee, which held its session in
New York last week, designated
Baltimore as the place at which the
National Convention Of the party
will be held. The time fixed is the
9th of July, five days after the glo-
rious Fourth, by which time it is
shrewdly calculated that the dele
gates will be in a condition to at
tend to business, and yet too full Of
genuine old Democratic spirit to
accept Horace Greeley as a candi-
date of the party.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17
The House of Representatives

The House of Representatives
last week passed q supplementary
Congressional Apportionment bill,
which increases the aggregate mum.
Der Of 2ss Representatives in Con
gress, as fixed by the Apportion.
ment law this session, to 292, the
additional nine being given to New
Hampshire, Vermont, New York,
Tennessee, Louisiana, Alabama and
Florida, to be eleoted ~ separate
distticts, except M 0ftls Aig1
81 q J
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17

HOLLowAY's OINTMENr.-The as
tonishing rapidity with which this
preparation extinguishes pain, re-
duces external Inflammation, heals
sores, removes eruptions and tumors
and cures rhumatism, gives it
boundless popularity. Sold IS Maid
en- Lane, N. Y. Price, rs cents per
pot Ask for new style; the old is
counterfeited.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17
CHAPTER 100.

AN ACT to amend section 1906 of the
Revision of 1860, exempting sewing
machines from execution.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of the State Of Iowa, That
section 1905 chapter 1875 of the Revision
of 1860, be. and the same is hereby
amended by inserting therein, after the
words, "All spinning wheels and looms"
the following, to.wit: "One sewing ma.
chine"
Approved, April II, 1872.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17

Inc llOm1uhVIOHD ~ SAucAu0&tk no
not seem to be received with much
favor BY the religious journals Of
the country. The Independent, Of
which Mr.. Greeley is an occasional
contributor, and the editor Of which
is his personal friend, says Of
him:
Gas a Journalist, Mr.. Greeley has
been eminently successful. This is
the field on which he has won all
his victories, and with it he should
be content. His best position is
that of a member of a minority par
ty, watching and criticising the ma
jority, while having no political
responsibility for the measures that
may be adopted. rs a leader, a
standar0-dearer, a ,cise and sagu.
cioms counselor, tie record ofhis life
supplies abundant reasons tAat he
Mould be q signal failure. He has
already committed so many blum
ders that even his warmest admirers
trust his Judgment with caution
The crochety structure of his mind,
has vacillatiom Of purpose, encepi
cohen made persistent by passion,
has tendency to e.ctren,es, his lack Of
courage and .1irn,,tess, the violemt
character Of his preju0iccs, the ia.
cility 'cith 'chich he may be deceived
IN ms estimate Of men and meas.
ures, and the general uncertainty OF
his mental ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that
have become proverbial in the his.
tory of Mr.. Greeley, especially since
his course during the late war
pre-eminently disqualify him for the
complicated and responsible duties
of the Presidency OF the United
States"
Referring to the fact that Mr..
Grecley's candidacy is only calcula.
ted to give aid and comfort to the
Democracy, the same paper says:
"This fact, thoroughly ventilated
before the canvas closes, will be
quite enough to dispose of the Gree
ley ticket with all Republicans who
mean to maintain their principles
and save the country from the curse
Of Democratic rule. They are not
going to deceive themselves, or to
be deceived by mere words. There
is no talismanic power in either the
name or power of Mr.. Greeley that
can conceal or disguise the real is
sue involved in the next Presiden.
tial contest. The simple question
is this: Shall the Democracy be re-
stored to power, or shall Republi-
cans retain their control of the Gov
ernment?'"
The Boston Waterman and Re-
.,9ector, the able and candid organ Of
the New England Baptists, is even
more emphatic in its estimation of
Mr.. Greeley's unftness for the office
of President. 1t says:
''The announcement to the coun-
try that Mr.. Greeley had been nom.
mated was received with smiles
His talents all admit; but he has no
sense, no tact, md no discretion =
he is dominated by an intense ego
tism, the working of which, were he
President of the United States,
might get the country into some
horrible scrapcs. Had the country
been raked and sifted, from Maine
to Alaska, and from the Mexican
Cult to the Lake of the Woods,
there could not have been found q
man more unlike to President Grant
than is Mr.. Greeley-the one reti-
cent and undemonstrative almost to
a fault, and the other impetuous and
garrulous to the most faulty ex.
tent"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17

LIE upPOAu 0o" ASAA0 AJ
occupy the minds Of the Liberal
Republicans, when their candidates
nominated at Cincinnati shall have
been first, repudiated by the Dem
ocracy and then beaten out of sight
by the regular Republican ticket,
was aptly illustrated in our presence
the other day by the story Of the
tipsy gentleman who, riding over
the rough streets Of Boston, was
by the wagon pitching into a rut of
unusual depth, rolled out into the
mud. Gathering himself up and
assuming highly indignant mien,
he said to the driver who came to
his assistance:
"Driver (hic) 'twant no use of
'psettin' N that hole"
Jehu fastened to assure him that
the vehicle was not overturned.
"Didn't 'pset, eh?" Then turn.
ing with q look of incredulity to the
bystanders, "D'ye hear that; didn't
we (hic) tip over?"
Receiving from this quarter a
confirmation Of the drivers report
that the carriage was still resting
on its four wheels, the inebriated
individual resumed with drunken
gravity: We'll, if I'd known that,
l wouldn't a got out!''
So our Liberal friends will one
day wake up to the fact that the
Republican party, instead of being
overturned, is as staunch and up
right as ever, and that the only dis
organization is with themselves.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17

ings arc In conformity with this act.
SEc.sb The costs Of any proceeding
under this act incurred prior to the order
81 such city council or trustees CONFIRM
ing or annulling the appraisement. shah,
In all cases, be paid by such city or
town.
Approved, April II, 1872.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17

III. Benson, Asst. g. ~ tho Amete
loan Bible Society, After which L.
w. Hart, Esq, added . few volun-
tary remarks expressing his hearty
sympathy with tho Bible work.
The Assistant State Agent has,
during the time he has been in the
county, visited all the branch socie-
ties but one, and most of the towns
and many Of the school districts,
and addressed ten public meetings
in behalf Of the Bible cause, and
four Sabbath schools, and has also
raised, in cash, $1,000. There has
also been paid the County Treasurer
through other hands $2s.s5, making
the entire receipts from the county
during the year $34O.s7. He has,
during this time, travelled, in the
county, over one hundred miles and
visited nearly one hundred families.
The local agents have already visit
ed. about the same number, and as
an illustration Of the necessities of
such visitation, in one district they
found four families destitute Of the
Bible and supplied two of them
The number of books circulated
through the county, during the
year, has been about 225, amount
ing to $2O3.l9. The number of
branch societies in the county is
six, all of which have repositories,
having books to the combined val
ue of $ll2.S9. Add to that the
| value of Bibles now in the county
depository Of Sll7.9O, makes the
total amount $23O.79. There are
now connected with the county So
ciety and its branches 80 local
agents, nearly all of whom, the
Assistant State agent has seen and
informed them of their appoint
ments, furnished them with books
and papers, instructed them with
regard to their duties, and as far as
time would allow, assisted them in
the performance of their work
The Pastors of the county generally
cooperate in the Bible work, and
to them we are greatly indebted for
the results reported. The amount
of collections by the Assistant State
agent have been as follows, viz:
Jesup.. 2o6s
Winthrop, Qncluding Sill from Congre.
gati0nal Church sent to parent society 81 ~
Fairbank ....... 7.15
Littleton ........ ......... 1900
independence, (M +. church,. ......... 1465
Total.... ............... -. $1|OVS
The parts of the county which
have been visited are generally in
terested in the Bible cause. May
we not hope that those who have
not yet made their donation to the
cause will do so at once, and that
local agents will be then appointed
also, that the whole county may be
canvassed and all the destitute sup
piled with the Bible, either by sale
or donation, thus carrying out the
noble design of the American Bible
Society, remembering that to secure
the full benefits of beneyolence, we
must give our personal services, as
well as our money.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17


j. f. II o ID G. e S
Has just arrived
horne from the East,
where ne has
!. selected a fine
assortment of the
choicest
Cloths for early
spring wear, consis-
ting OF
All shades Of
MeIionss
French and German
Medallions,
Bannockburn
Scotch Goods,
Y gGnCH CrclpeS
Edward I"saFgis' Fa-
NOUS Cloths,
Whitney's Tricots,
Diagonals and Coat
in gsy
Simoni's g. Biolie's
Celebrated Broad
Cloths &C.,
in fact everything
wanted from a dol
lar and twenty-five
cent SasSinaeye to a
ten dollar Broad
Cloth.
I'm addition TO all this
we charge moth
ingTor Cutting
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-28

Serrn Sniti,miuiiisr sebetsn, ibuen in ibrsr
hDhf trarrigen Sage ebenfaas aus ben &C.
bahten Griparnihen eiue unterftiisung 81 9es
mGbren; rieielbeu ilnb ieood wieberbolt abb
9~eipielen moroen.
Dem @iuienber bieieS Nrtifels 1T Elm Saa
b%efauut, baB Elm perbeiratheter &an3lei.DiG.
tor oeS bieiigen StabtgeridtS, nelder benz
pr. uBiiAen Staate bereits 81, i9reibe fiebenz
uno,panSig Sabre, bent, es sabin9ebraht
bat, oaB oerielbe 25 Sar. tdeliher Didteu ,
alio 800 Sbaler Gehalt, besie6t. Son bieiem
@ehelt Sablt CT 76 Sbaler @obuuussmisthe,
10 oaB ibm mithin nod Die Summe BON 224
Sbaleru jdbrli6, Ober 49, Sgr. td9li6 iibrl9
bleibt, I'M ieine Samilie 5u erndbreH. Gin
iolher 9obn fur lausiabti9e, treu s~eletltete
Oienfe iiebt I'M idreienofen gtiBoerhaltnlIie
su ben Ootationeu, init peld)en Der Staat
bel botgelteQteH unb iebr gut i~ituilten Ser
i6nli9feiten gar ui6t far9 umgeht. Bic
gotb pirb bel SieIen fleiueu Seamten BON
Sag All Sag GROCER, inbem bic 9ebensmittel
unO aue, ielbft be uotbmenoigiien Seoirfs
niie fortpdbrenO i'm Yreiie ieisen; cine 4bs
billie lit bier e~rtn9eno 9ebote1, lou IS !ldt
babin fommeu, oaB iid 81 icld)en POIter aHs
itGnoise Wtenifen iiberbaupt nid]t nlebr her
eeben. gSas Dann aus Der gan5eu, 10 bod
geriibmten Serpultung werbeH mtrb, 1T lelbt
ab3uiebeu. Gin gutter Wiuiter lit piel mertb,
aber er bat CUTE unO 5uoerldiige arbeltes
u1tbis, Inn ieinePlane ourd,ufibren. Selbit
Elm Moltte bdtte init ieiner san3en &rie9s'
wiieni1aft penig aus9ertdtet, pdre er nlbt
oeifeu fiber sepeieu, baB feline anoronun9en
ponl @eneral iopohl, mie bonn llnteroIf3ier
uno pom sernsinen SOloatsn nit Serltdnos
nib, gbrgeiiibl uHo Yiinl.liateIt poa;o9sH
perben uiiroen.
Oo bieie @orreiponoen3 in einem SerIiner
glatte e1idien, obne oaB oas Slatt cOnilS3Irl
puroe, iteillen Die BARN enthalteneu Anga'
ben uur III mahr All lem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-28
!spnio 9lmaSeus ais SctIiiaer.

Der Maoriber Correspondent Der Nem-
Oorfer .gSprlb" maft in leiner lebten
Correspondent b06it etgentbiimll6e nno
grauirenos Iu8lagen gegei ben jullgen aoui9
BON Spauieu, OereH Intbencitltdt mir
natiirlid nid)t p%ertreteu pollen, lnI 9es
Qentbeil bitten mir, bieIelbeu init Der bel
u@orlo"= @orrelponben3en ni6t INNER iibers
hiiiIigen &priiht unb Neierpation auiSuneb=
men,
SGnis amnOeuS ioa alio, paS lit Der lat
gen &epe furSer CHM, DaS ganSe attentat,
BON Dem fiirSlid 10 uiel bic Rebe mar, in
abuliher @eiie, wieyouis Napolsou oerartige
Goups in Scene iette, ielbit arraugirt babeH.
9iur A ooer . EerioHen muBten barum unb es
mar oar nidt pie @biidt, baB Semano BET
Der @elhihte um'S Qeben fam. Der &Dnig
ioQ baber auf'S leuBerite erid)rodsu gepeieu
iein, ais ibm Die gtadridt bon Dem Sooe
oes einen SpferS gebradt ipuroe. 0ieler
Dtann bate, luie iib jeet bcrauSitelt, gar
nitts nit benz gan3en attentat 81 tbun nno
lit rein burh eiuen %ungliidliben 3ufaa ers
idoileu moroen. Iud Die beioen anberen
Yerbafteten, Der Saperuenmirth Baltor lno
8otijo MAIDEN @usia9en uuO laien ~bieielben
ourd) sahlreihe 3eugeu beipeiien baB fie alf)
niht i'm Otinpeiter nit Dem attertat III Ser
binbuls geltanoeu babeu. IS unterliegt
feinem 3weifel mebr, oaB Die @efangenen in
furser 3eit e%ntlaiien werben uno Niemanh
erfGbrt bauu etpas @eiteres iiber bas Itten.
tat.
als slpeite Seniation ipirb bic Sad.
| ridt mitaetbeilt, baB Der Seneral : Staats=
anpalt jeet Die unumit0Bli9eu Semeiie IN
Der Sano bot, oab Der Ser5os BON MOntpen-
fer 10 itarf bel Der GrmOrbun9 Yrim's com.
promitlrt getueien 1T, oab ieine Serbaftnna
notbwenbi9 eri6eiut. Der Staatsauwalt
bat audi bereits bic n6tbisen Sdritte getban,
I'M BON Sranfreid bic suslieferung oe8 Ser
soas III perlangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-28
GermiiGte Seridte.

lleber ben urftbaren Srfar, mel.
derlam %. Suli einen Sbeil BON 8iitttem.
bera uno Baoen heimiudte, idretbt Elm SOrs
Respondent Der yYbil. ST. Yreie:"
Ser beriibmte afronom Batter Secdi in
Tom, Der Dor &ur5em ieine Seoba6tuu9en
iiber cine unsebeure GeuOlutiOn i'll Der Come
per5ientlidte, bat gefpiB redt geieben, benin
ihr Saiau, unier arrler Grof0rper, enpfanb
am %. Suit bic Rad|mirfungen bieieS @reig :
Mites sehy bitter. Ser @emitterfurm bieies
TaaeS mar eesbeerenber, ais Der am Bfing'
item rno BON elrler ungebeure1 auSoebuung.
Nie bamalS fam er auh bie8uial aus Der
Sdmei,, burhbrauite oas iiiolife OeutiA<
iaap uno orans burf @liaB bis PariS Dor.
Sn @iirtsenlberg wiitbete er furdtbar, uno bic
Slatter ino nit 8eriaten sefiiGt Don ben
3erIf1rungen, bic er in ieiner fursen GGuer
anseri5tet bat. Inf benz Bobeniee bate bel
Qanaenargeu bar 9anpfer y&0nig &arl" 10
lhper NIT Dem Sturme ~ lampien, bgs IN
Der &aiite bic Observation-Disclosures idmmt.
lib ~ieefrQnf tpuEbeu. @et Gettaagg muroer
piele Sopfeuanlaseu nieoergeriifen, hrb tom
gee aoa oas 1nnetter nit ~raienber @eld)rpin'
oiafeit slialeid ourh Oas Sberlano uuo ben
Shwarsmalo, 3srit0rte in alpirs6a6 sur
Sdlits Sic IdSns. mebrbunberttabrige 9inOe,
brad 81 @eutlinsen, Mesinaea, Salai in Der
Steinladb Die itdr flten Bdune, itilrSte Grab
iteips um uno perba9elte in Den Sberdmtern
9tottWeiI, Salln9en uno Spaihinsen on 80
Marfunseu. Sn 8Otttpell ielbt, murOen on
Der Sreustirhe aueiH al 1900 Iunol1eibeH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-28
DeS G1eno Der preusiftben Subal=
teruzSedmfen,

Sieriiber tpirb aus &0nissbers unter'm 1.
Iu9uit geidriebeu;
,9ei ber@r1Huune Der btesidbriseu Sibun-
gen Des preuBiidenN bgeorOnetenbauies ipraf
&c. Wtajeitdt Die @orte aus: y@s wirb cine
burdgreifenoe Iufbeierung Der @ebalte
iammtli6er preuBii1en 8eamten bon unten
auf eriolgen," Diels8 Geripredsn lit jeoo4
bisbsr sum ar0Bten Sbeiie in pmsetebrter
Srbnuns au5geiibrt noroeu, inbem Die Ser
rem Niiniterial> 8atbe, Resierun9s Gatbe,
YoliSei.I rdiiOenten, Staot= unb 8reiSs8cs
rit)ts= 8dthe cine outage bon relp. 500, 800
unb $50 9baieru idbrlit erbalten haben; oa.
aegsn iinO }. 9. ole aan3lei. uno 8iireal.
Siatare pOliidnbig leer ars9s9angen. Bei
Dem hisii9en Staotggldt muroen i'm uersans
qenen Sabre aleiu aus Dem 2ohnifreiberfonO
cine Suinme BON Elm Sauieno Gbalern er.
part; oesbalb eriuGten Die Ran,let= uuo
Yiirean.4 iatare bas oitprsubiid)e 2ribnual,
linen aus bieIen@riparnifjeu cine Remunera.
ton ~ gepdbrer, weldes geiud aud befir.
lportst tpuroe urp en- bas fSnis!ihe SufiS-
Miuifcrium sur Geuebmiguns absius, Ger
Shritt mar inoefien per9ebens, uuter'm 20.
Suli 1T Ger SeihclS SuriidgetDmmeu, BAT es
gitdts aibt. 9nd) bic eObni6reiber Oes bie-
fiaen Stabtseri9tS habeH wifosrbolt ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-28
WanoeI am QebenSfrQft,

NenH Ransel an 2eben5traft nibt an uno ilr ith
cine Srantbsit ID, 70 Ia IS Gin .3uitaHb, fueltsr oas
Spffem Den autdlen aner sroentlideu 8rantbetten
busiest. Gag nn6 Naht ftuo mir mepr ober pent9er
Don lb9oli6en @iuHlien um9ebeH. Seine Ntnlos
ipbdre III polis rein, fein &8aiier sdn3It6 fret Don
IhdeIiben Ebeiiben, fudbreno in utelen @e9enben
beioe sntidieosn unseiunb fnb. @et6e S6nsipe9r
bat bas idipu9e iblafe Seaem, in melbem bic 2es
bensfruft mangelbait ODER latent iht seseu bic tranf=
bqften einhnfe, ueldf epibemiibe uno anoere 9ranf-
beiten beruorbringeng Gar feint. SO eiebt feline Sis
berbeit, anger mlitelf tinitli4er 8erftdrtuus. Sos
f~fetter's We ageubitterer bat unipetielbait cine be-
lebenoe @iitung. Menn Die Reroentrdite oes 86rz
perS in srit5pfenoer forperlider uno gelfi9er Grbeit
obtlos bineeseben Deer in MISREPRESENTATION 2ebeu
pereeuoet poroen itrb, miro bleies md6ti9e oe9etabts
lilo St1rfunes' uno &eselunssnlitteI lie pieoerberz
Ieaen. 8eul maRselbGtte 8ttaIltdt Gin eonftitutloz
nenes 1leoel lit, fam lie 9rosentbeils our6 bieies
,punScrbore8 rditisunssmit pieDer b~erseitelt fuerz
ben, Sn elmer 5abresjeit, ipenn DIE Suit me9r ODER
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