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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-08-16

On Tuesday last one of the Oldest and
most worthy citizens of Maufy county,
E. w. McRady, departed this life at his
residence within one mile of Columbia.
He was seyenty-two years of age, and
had been Q citizen OF this town and
county tor more than half century.
He was one Of our most honest, indus
trious and enterprising citizens; very
kind and attentive to ali persons in
sickness and distress, ever ready 10 aid
by his personal attention and by all The
means at his command. He was honest
in all his dealings, and upright in all
his ways. He had been a very useful
member of society, aud his loss VII be
greatly felt. One by one the old citi-
zens Of Columbia are passing away,
and soon the early Inhabitants of our
town will all sleep with their fathers
and leave,the responsibilities of life with
their descendants. Mr.. McRady was
one of our old land marks, both in
church and society. He had been a con-
sistent and earnest member of the
Presbyterian church, and he died as be
lived, Q devoted Christian. 81 :. ~ j.
A son and daughter were the only
family be left behind. His daughter
lives in Texas; ard his son, Jos. A.
who lives in Marshall county,
was present during the last illness OF
bis father to minister to his wants and
watch over his dying bed. His funeral
was attended by large concourse of
our citizens, and he was buried on last
in Greenwood Cemetery. !.
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About q month since, IN noticing the
commencement exercises Of the Colum-
bia Athep~um, we gave list Of the
graduates. Enthusiastically, the name
OF Miss Kate Lancaster, Of Nxvasota,
Texas, Was omitted. We regret this, all
the more because Miss Lancaster was
one OF the brightest girls In the school,
we are told, and graduated with horror
and distinction. The omission OF her
name was simply the result of inadver-
tant oversight, and the Athen@um il
not TO blame.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Inc IOug6 mtets at INC Uuu FeIIOW1
Hall every Friday night. =. 81
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Railroad Items.

The building of the railroad to Lewis
burg and Williamsport will give Column
bia large portion of the trade of Mar
shall and Hickman counties which she
does not now get, and will also secure
for this town the trade in the eastern
portion of our county and north of Will
Transport, on LeiPer's Creek, which
the trade of Columbia within three
years from its completion. Shall we
lose these great advantages? That is
for our citizens to determine soon.
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Notice.

The Directors Of the Maury agricultural and
Society. are hereby notified to
meet at the Secretary's office on Saturday,
August 24th, 1C72, as business of great impor.
lance will come before the Board.
Byorder of the President,
JOSH G. BAILEY,
Aug. 16, 1S72-2t Secretary.
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Notice.

The undersigned has now on hand 50 or ca
thousand feet of good seasoned LUMBER,
which he will deliver il Columbia at the mar
ket price. For particulars apply to Embry &
Frierson. or Martin. Embry 4 Wright. +,
10. FULTON.
Columbia, Aug. g. 1872 IT, I
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Railroad Meeting at the Court House
Monday night, August 10th,

The friends of the Duck Valley Rail
road will hold meeting at the Court
House next Monday night at eight
o'clock, for the transaction of import
ant business. The object is to devise
the ways and means to secure the or
ganization of the company without
delay, in order to have the road put
under contract at as early day as prac-
ticable. Let all the citizens Of Column
bia attend
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CITY COUNCIL.

Stated meeting of the Board of Mayor
aud Aldermen of the city, July 18th,
1872.
The board was called to order by the
Mayor. On the call of the roll the AL
dermen were all present except Mr..
Bailey, of No. 8.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The committee on w. r. Hodges
property asked for further time, which,
on motion, was granted. - -
On motion, Mr.. Dale was added to the
committee on water works, and the
committee granted further time for
report.
An account of 81 20 was allowed John
A. Engle tor 2 gallons coal oil and so feet
fuse.
On motion, it was ordered that the
finance committee be and are hereby
authorized to make a settlement with
Mr.. j. G. Rye, former Recorder, and
that Mr.. Parker be added to the COM
mittee.
On motion, it was ordered that the
Street Committee contract with Mr.. w.
L. Murphy for building oulvert on
North Main street.
j. NJ. fowler some statistics and pa
pers in reference to fire engines. On
motion, they were referred to the fire
department. .4-
No further business. the board adj
turned. j. p. MCGAw, Mayor
JAS. L. GUEST, Recorder.
Stated meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen of the city, August 9th,
1872.
The board was called to order by the
Mavor. On tho call of the roll the AL
dermen were all pfesent.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The committee on w. r. Hodges
property were, on motion, discharged.
The COMMITTEES to settle with j. G.
Rye recommended he be allowed $l27.05
in full settlement, which, on motion,
was adofted,
On motion, 1t was ordered that the
Chairman of the Street COMMITTEES pro-
coed at once to enlarge the present reser-
voir by building on the south eide
another the same size. =.
On motion, it was ordered that COM
mittee be appointed in conjunction with
the Recorder, to procure u new pump
for he Eater works.
The Mayor Appointed Messrs: Turpin
and Lamb. ssr
On motion, 1t was ordered that the
Recorder be instructed to notify all
persons occupying any portion of the.
Streets of this city without authority 70
remove said obstruction immediately.
The following accounts we're approved
by the finance committee, and, on
motion, ellowed by the board: -
Martin, Ehbry 4 wright, for lime
James e 1. Guest, amount paid for
paupers, III 70
Andrews, Mayes & Co., powder, fuse,
&C., III
John p. McGaw, hauling lime and
lumber, O
IIine 8 BARKER, weighing lime, %
". ii, Brown, 'iiAufils, 40
James c. McGaw, hauling, n.
John Latta, jr., paid for work ON sts, 70
James Freil, special police day, %
Ambrose Truett, special police day, 90
On motion, it was ordered that the
Recorder issue executions on all unpaid
Rnes and costs of former Recorders,
and place them in the hands of an
officer for collection,
No further business, the board ad-
journed. JAMES L. GUEST, Rec.
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Railroad Meetings.

We are requested to state that Messrs.
Goodrich, OF Humphreys, Nixon, of
Hickman, Hamilton, of Maury, Lewis
and Mcclure, of Marshall, will address
the people on the subject of the Duck
River Valley Railroad at the following
places:
Little Lot, Hickman CO., Aug 80.
Williamsport, Maury CO.. 81.
Columbia, Sept. 2.
Lewisburg. Marshall 8" f.
Fayetteville, Lincoln 5.
At many of these places there will be
basket dinners, and the ladies are espe-
cially invited to be present.
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We have received another New Lot of La
dies, Misses and Children Shoes. very hand
some. very good, and very cheap, for cash.
July 26, 1872. SHzEGoG 4 SuN.
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All Present or Accounted For

The FESTIVE cut worm, the risky cur
rant worm, and the finely featured vine
bug have all taken quarters in our gar
dens. The only vegetable that thus far
withstands their ravages is the bean
pole, and fears are entertained for its
safety.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-08-16

All persons having subscribed stock 10 the
Maury County Agricultural and Mechanical
Society are hereby notified to come forward
Immediately and pay their first instalment.
JOSH g. BAILEY, Secy.
Columbia Auo If
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Another New Lot Of Men and Boys
Hats. silk. fur, wool and every kind of straw,
just received by Sheegog & Son. Selling much
cheaper than any house In Columbia. 4T
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Remarks.

Our friends must bear in mind that
we charge for all calls upon gentlemen
to become candidates, the same Is ad-
yertisements.
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Steam Saw Mil for Sale.

The undersigned will sell their s,eaIa saw
mill, located on W, Y. Thpmpsons place,
near AshTeed, miles west of Columbia, on
good and easy terms. The mill is Lane &
Bodleys circular saw mill, Romans engine,
"a horse power, Wood & Simpson boiler, all
In good running order. Also, four log wag-
ons and four yoke of oxen. There is also
attached to our mill girls mill, which we
will sell IL the purchaser desires. For full
particulars, apply to T. NJ. KITTRELL,on the
premises. KITTRELI & Th99MTsos,
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bargains. bargains Bar.ains,

At Mrs. M. J. Bryant's Emporium of Fashion.
All the novelties of the season, in both Milli-
merry and Fancy Goods. We will soil at redue-
ed prices, in order 10 make room for Fall
Goods. The Now Styles, introduced in the
Eastern markets, we are constantly receiving.
Call and examine. [Aug 2.tf
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PROF. T.. HERR.

Ieacner OIL Music,
Formerly of Jones' Academy
Having concluded all his Country engage
ments, will now devote his time
EEes.siretg
to Columbia and its immediate neighborhood,
for the purpose Of teaching
-f4r Piano, VIotin and Guitar,
respectfullysolicitin share of public patron
age. The session for the violin Class" will
commence on Monday, the 18th of August
Mr.. A. u. Frierson will receive the names
of pupils for the ensuing term.
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Infermation Wantetl.

Sheriff Latta has received letter
dated Holly Springs, Dallas CO., Ark,
from B. w. Carter, making enquiries
about his brother, Peter F. Carter, who
at one time lived on the road leading
from Columbia to .Ce1terville. If any
upon the subject, they will please adj
dress B. w. Carter as above.
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Situation Wnuteb-

lady graduate of first class musical acad-
envy. wishes to secure a situation as Music
Teacher in a good school. For further infor-
nation address Columbia Herald. [july 26 st
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Will be opened at Corinthian Hall by Jas. B.
Murphy, on Monday the 18th of Aug. 1877.
Terms, Primary branches, s4.e0 per month;
Classics, &C., $500. Those wishing to enter
should apply at once, as only limited number
will be admitted. Iaug.2,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-08-16
Life, Growth and beauty,
"a ~
LONDON HAIR COLOR
RESTORER AND DRESSfNG

Gfsy Hair nSLondon London ga Gr rme
And sure to n6- London al Reautv IN the
Prevent 5-LondOn6a Weakesr
Badness R6-London-oN Hair
A fine head of Hair is such an indisper 50 Lie
adjunct 10 beauty that no one who prizes good
looks should neglect to use this the most per
feet Hair Restorer and Beautiier extant.
Price IS cents.
Address orders to DIR. SwAYNE & Soy. 3sl
North Sixth street, Philadelphia, Agents fur
Sold by tho agent, D. @. HELM. Druggist,
Columbis. [feb9-Iy.
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Male High school.

One fifty-fve Saw Gin. made by J. W. Nance,
nearly new; will be sold low. Apply to w.
H. Wilkes. Culleoka, Tenn. laug9-3t.
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RalaA RaAopf

hereby give notice that the Report
that i am about to leave Columbia Is
false, and that the Institute will resume
its duties on Monday, the 2ud day Of
september. GEO. BECKETT.
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Speaking at MT. Pleasant and Parks
store.

Col. d. F. Wade, A. c. Hickey and
Maj. w. ]. Sykes, will address the peo-
pie at Mt. Pleasant, Saturday. August
oath, on railroad matters. Speaking
will commence at two o'clock, p. NJ.
They will also speak at Parks Store,
August 23d.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-08-16

Tho next session of this school will open in
the room under "Herald Office" August &c,
1s72. For information, apply to
aEg.9 JOHN SLOAN BEBCHER, Prin,
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Loaf.

A Green Velvet Purse. between CANDLES
Store and the Institute. containing green
backs and some coins. The finder will be re-
warded by leaving it at the HERALD OFFICE.
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Execufor., Nofiee

All persons indebted to the estate of DR.. J.
WIS. Frierson, decd. are requested to call
and make settlement Immediately, -
~ s. W. FRIgRsoN,
john FRIERsoN,
August 16, 1Si2-4t Executors.
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Jesse q. Rainey

Has located in Dyersburs. TenSaasee, a. a
lawyer. He solicits basiaess from Middle
Tennessee, far nysf and surrounding counties.
keSsr to the Columbia Bar. [jan26-6m.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IngIesisle Academy.

InEIeSlue Acndemy. 7.
i Mrs. S. B. Mack will resume her school on
Monday, September I'd. a4.- ~ fsr !.
Tuition from $3.50 to IS month. Boys re-
ceived under the same restrictions as hereto
fore. A class in Latin will be formed for be-
ginners, free of extra charge. [Aug16 IT,
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summer shoes

OF Calf, Goat, and Cloth can be found at Shee-
cog Sons, of every quality and at every
price
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The Schools.

d
1t is with pride we point to the num-
Der of schools advertised in the Herald.
We give the list with extensive COM
ment: tri.l- g Z g.-t q .
The University OF Nashville, college
for the education OF young men, under
the chancellorship of. Gen. Z. Kirby
Smith, is one of the finest institutions
of learning in the land. The discipline
is military. 1t was established in 1855.
Fall session opens September second.
The Cumberland University of Leba-
non, Tennessee, is well known school
and announces some changes in literary
department. Lebanon has long been
noted for it's good schools and cultivated
society Fall session begins first Mon
day in September.
Nashville, established in 1860, under the
Roman Catholic supervision, turned out
a large number of accomplished young
ladies. 10
Stephenson Academy, under the man.
agement of Mr.. ii. B. Edmiston, near
Zion Church in this county, is good
school.
The Culleoka Institute. in this county,
under charge of Prof w. X. Webb, is
fast building up an enviable reputation
in the State. He already has more
than score OF young men from remote
sections OF the State, and his prospects
grow brighter with the termination of
each term. rrv
Cedar Bluff College, for the education
Of young ladies, is already worthily re-
ceiving liberal fayors from this county.
Read the advertisement giving full par
ticulars, elsewhere.
Soule Female College, Murfreesboro,
is widely known for its good standing as
an institution of learning. 1t is under
the able management of DR.. d. d.
Moore
The Columbia AthepGum, under the
management OF the Smith Brothers, and
the Institute under DIR. Geo. Beckett,
are institutions which we point to with
great county and city pride. See their
respective advertisements.
See advertisement of st. Peters
Parish School.
Prof J. s. Beecher's high school, will
open August 10Th, on first floor Of the
Herald building, He is a frst-class
teacher.
Capt: Jas. B. Murphy will reopen his
select male school in Corinthian Hall,
Goth of August. He has been teaching
here for some time, and his school has
good standing.
Prof. +. Herr, an accomplished musi-
clan, proposes to give instructions in
and around Columbia,
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

|fE For COuxPeSS
i Col. r. III. GIBBS, Of Maury. z
b Gen. W. G. WRiTTHORNE, Of Maury. 2
For County Representative. Z
JOE w. GORDON 4annH ~ ~ o.
JOHN NJ. WITHERSPOON. - .fia'
ANDREW JACKSON, of the 24th district.
IA. DIGGER, ("all rightly -. -. =, (,
g. W. KINZER.
JAMES r. MOORE. l1i si af
+. C. FRlERSON. Do t'I n"
For Senator from Maury and William.
son Counties. s..-.,
Maj. THOS. +. p. ALLISON, of Will
Hanson.
For Eleater From Maury and VIII
"A. q. GOODWIN. q i.~ q
RUFUS K. POLK. h-...g s-s
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SCALY ERUPTIONS

Cleanse the System Of al Impurities.
n9-Swsyne's Panacea Purifes the Blood.
,o ma As biosd fqriei and SSss sof sc,afu-
ourial ana syphditic diseases, Hip Joint com
pfafht, &C.. Dr.. SwAYSE's PANAcEA has a
worldwide reputation. 1t imparts strength
Constitutions. Describe symptoms in ali
comm unications, AMI address letters to the
principal Office of pr. SwAYSE & Soy, No $50
North sixth street.. above Vine street, PhiIa-
delphia. For sale by d. G. Heln, Columbia.H
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SI.l60.4g3

A large portion of the trade of these
counties may be brought to Columbia.
Will we reject the offer?
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q X g.
E<as Rauo

We have for sale an Eagle Cotton Gin, also
q Power Corn Shelter.
June II 4m MARTIN EnpRy WRIGBr.
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The Methodist Church was closed

The Methodist Church was closed
Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Vernon preached two excel
lent sermons in the Presbyterian church
Sunday. The one addressed to the
young men. at night, was peculiarly
good. Mr. Vernon breaches with great
zeal and earnestness.
Services were held in the Episcopal
Church, morning and evening, Rev.
Geo. Beckett was assisted in the morn
ing services by Hon. Jas. 81. Thomas.
The music, especially the tune, ave
praise thee, o Cod" sung by Misses
Mamie B. Mary and Rosa b. and Mr..
Black, was as fine as we haveever heard
10 a church. The voluntary was also
good.
Camp Meeting will commence at
Pope's Camp Ground in Williamson
county next Thursday, and will con-
tine one week.
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II You desire rosy cheeksand . complexion
fair and freefrom Pimples. Blotches and Erup-
tons, purify your blood b. taking DR.. Pierce's
Colder Medical Discovery. 1t has no equal
for this purpose.
THR HUMAN RooF AND ITS TaArcHrNe-If
the man deserves well of his country who
makes tive blades Of grass grow where only
aus gsaw before, surely he who produces a
siorieas crop ofhsir on comparatively bar.
rem scalp deserves the hearty thanks of the
obliged party. All honor theiore, to Professor
z. 7. Lyon, for, unquestiouabIy his renowned
kATHAIsoN acco:-plishcs this object. Gentle
men whose minister's are shy Of making thev
appearance In force, or the fbsrs sfwbose
moustaches S;;seioss thoss .In,gnifcept dis
,sacesp for which Washington CITY was once
So famous, win find this HiIa PsasuApeR the
most wonderful encoarager Of fbrous deyel-
opment that has ever yet been invented.
Both sexes are advised to use it, as, by all odds
it Is the best article for improving the growth
and besuty Of the hair, keeping !, Zee from
scurf and danrutf, prsyelting h hon, becom-
ing harsh, drY and grSy giving tia rich gloss
apd endowing it with fexioility-tbs: Toilet
Chemistry has ever evolved from the vegetable
kingdom.
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What Coia,nbia May Gain.
S1,563,554

The value Of the farm productions in
Marshall county in 1870 was 81, 204, $50
Value OF animals for slaughter, S5S, 59S
81, 563, 554
This has been increased since that time,
because ons OF the richest portions of
Giles has been added to Marshall.
The value of farm productions in
Hickman in 1870 was, 1915, 1879
Value of animals for slaughter, 1S5, 29I
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List of Letters.

Remaining In the Post Office, Aug. IL, 1SA
which IL not called for in ten days, will be
sent to the dead letter Office.
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81 ID
OEATB[Q,

Mrs. N. J. Thomas, wife of J. W. Thomas.
died on the fourth Of August, in great peace
hope. for her life was spent like the richteous.
and the cath was like His. JIG. Vo5aHISs.
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ct. 9auI, WftnneiDta, @amtfa8 Den 24 Stn9nr 1877

@alernen rdumenoe Militair bis aui
weiteres bef itnen einquartieren triu."
Diebmal febt es etras sefabrlt@er
aus als Nnnp 1848. 60 piel ffebt
aber jest i9on .fef, pab trenisfsns BE
,,llltramcntanen" fetne S9ulp an fol-
den 9orsdnaen trtft foncern tae Die
Mufrhbrermane aug 9euten befett
wel9e btsber eewi0en @eieBen tes
Hurfsn 8ismard am lauteiten Be'fal
sueeiou9st baben. gfun mag er ieufs
aen: 5err tetdte mid Dor metnen
Greunben -
Beniaer {drefIid ftinaen BE BE-
ribte iber rte Suttsr<HisccIution, rte
= \ %. Suli in Eaitss fart ffattfano.
sic einiee Tase 5upot la5tauni9meis
.ao Bplf.nbattel, ,puroen eie2anbIeute>
rel@e Butter unp Gier fell tcten, mi:
zteinen bewarfen, Gter in Wa6e GER
ft5rt unb Geni1er einBemcrfen. Das
6aus zines Bu,eers, wel@er ben Serz
fclaten S@uB :,erdbrte, wurbe cemc@
lirt. Die Ys'i,'i benabm fi9 in 6al,
berifaet autmil. ;er als in Berlin
immerbin aber 70 berartise 8esebtnz
beiten Bsrbpts,: cd lGlimmerer Muf>
|reBuns.
Ite 9clfeifimmuns inSlos sDeuHdz
lam 1T ebenfals niGt lebr berubisenr.
Mau idreitt roriber: v8liden mir
beute na9 Sirreutl&lanp bin, 10 mill
fen mir ausrufen : v@ie bat fd tort
bod aues oerld!immertl" Gs idaQen
nur MietSne aus ben prrtem 70 cerz
perenueli9en @auen am Sterrbein.
am Borsniee, am Nedar unD en- Der
Star .buiber nad Dem peutI9en Nerz
ben. Sie fuo nabesu unertlaalid
cteie neuen 6fentliden Sttmmen pies
@efrei|6e iiber llitramcntanlamus,
paIticularismus, Spcialismue, VA
triotiemus, Seluitiamus, aIttatbo!tcis~
mus, Sanisniemu5 uuc ME bic 2lusz
bride ale teieen, nit pelden ne
Deutlasn 3eusnib eebsn fir bic abz
ipnrerlibe Ginisteit per eee'nten Naz
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rang in Der BcIfsbilouns, lautss 3susz
nib atleaen fur ibre Ipleroua unc flr
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8ir lnb nur6 ptsies @e9sbe in
sins rabre bunceta9tse St'mmune
D;neineejaat wproen uno baben nt6t
einmal ben 5rplt rer beFnung ra6
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elmer fablern 1empsratur i1d IN ibrer
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