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afhe faaai5n ieaaa e
"a Mta, Iffai alaa Hfsn
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H.n - s
mhm sf 81 taa Is saflt e.
~ usfdiY = oaE renders 80 lt.
afl .a'aaiif aa9 h9nsus
mef - ~ Doing tassrss 80 u.sis
H ihs met Fafui.f osuiasy .a ils
stHts lu s ~ s~falfahiy II
as.ei and paii Promptly, fhs raa
fssy sever takisa alssaiass sfaag
isgsl 'cthn mhilfs - fsiace Tie
snesns o. svad ibs payment Of 80
bones, L'ss, sml as ; pFoaf "a chs
shhhc can bs amply vohhsi is il,s
county. thase Of Is patrons who.
have heAi policies 20 property De-
sifoyed by Gre have uniformly con.
tmuet 10 insure IN the egnnpaay,
thus sa0fdug The most convincing
proof q The satisfactory manner ~
which The company settles IT, losses.
In addition to this, Il is 4 home
whose officers and III.
rectors and many Of The stoekhold.
crs are well Known TO our people,
and It's resources are used to de-
yelopo the resources Of our section
Of the country.
The money that II paid into this
company for premiums is not sent
of North 10 help build up their
towns aud cities, butts retained here
amongst us, and Is Kept actively IN
use for the Improvement OF our own
section. The officers OF the compa-
~ are well known, both for their
integrity and business qualifications.
A.. Goodman, the present secre.
has been connected with the
company for several years, and has
abored faithfully and assiduously
or its success, and few men in the
stand higher among the insu-
'ance fraternity. DIT. Porter, who
as been recently elected president,
; of the well known house of Ford
& Co., and is a man OF the f,
most untiring energy, and takes
special pride in the growing pros I
'erity and success of the company. |
lis ambition is to make it the :
company OF the South. !
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ARE YOU GOING WEST?

If so, take our advice, and purchase your
tickets over the old reliable and popular Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad, which is positively the
only lire that runs three daily express trains
from st. Louis to Kansas City and the West
and Is positively the only line which runs Pull
mans Palace Slcepers and day coaches lespe-
cially for movers) equipped with Niler's safety
platform and the patent steam brake, from st.
Louis to Kansas City, Fort colt, Parsons, Law
renee, Leayenworth, Atchison, st. Joseph, Ne
braska City, Council Bluffs and Omaha with
out changeI For information in regard to
time tables, rates, etc. 70 any point In Mis-.
souri,, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Texas Or
California, call upon or address J. \. THoNp-
SON, Agent Missouri Pacific Railroad, Chat.
tanooga, Tenn, OF Atlantis, Cal or y. A.
FoRD. Gcn'l Passenger Agent, st. Louis, Mo.
J No trouble TO answer questions. Az
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We have reliable information
from different sections of the county
respect to the army worm, and
while there is some complaint of
the appearance of the genuine army
worm, the majority Of our planters
inform US that their crops are IN
tested with q worm that has some
of the appearances of the army
worm, but that they believe it is
nothing more than a grass worm,"
which will do no material damage
to the crops. However, these worms
are perforating the leaves and des>
troying the small leafy covering Of
the bolls on ZONE plantations, and
arc doing damage in this way to
the CROP. We most earnestly hope
that the army worm may not be
general in its ravages, and that we
may have large yield of cotton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Duncan Mclean, the owner Of
the "Bay Horse" Saloon, corner of
Monroe and Second streets, Mem
phis, won the splendid punch bowl
and set, voted at a church fair in
that city to the most popular and up
right saloon-keeper in the city. His
place of business is on same street of
the Peabody Hotel.
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Attention is called to the adver-
tisement Of Mr.. j. C. Roseborough
of the opening Of the fall term o.
his male school at this place. lie
will, no doubt, receive a fine patron.
age from our citizens.
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The contract for building the
court house in Sardis was awarded
to Mr.. Andrew johnson by the
board of supervisors, on Wednesday
last, at the sum Of thirty-four thous-
and nine hundred and fifty dollars,
that being the lowest bid. We
learn bal the next bid was forty-fonr
thousand dollars. We suppose and
hope that the work will commence
at once and that the building will be
fully completed by the time specified
October !, 1878.
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G.. ~QUAcKENBUsH,
& Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN 4
Glass, Sash, Doors, Blinds and Putty, Leads, Oils,
Turpentine. Varnish, Paints and Brushes
341 Second Street, Memphis, Tenn. MAPS
Citation Notice.

To Agnes j. Young and bei husband James NJ
Young, who reside at Or near Loundsville,
Abbeyille county, State Of South Carolina,
and to the beirs-at-law OF Julia Thompson
deceased, whose names and places Of resi-
dence are unknowns-all helrsat-law 81
Samuel Y. Caldwell deceased
You and each Of yon are hereby cited 10 ID
and appear before the CbancerJ Cort Of Pa
nola county, State o. Mississippi, At the court.
house Of said county, in the town Of Sardis,
on THE2 sp MONDAY IN OCTOBER, 1872,
then and there to show canse, II any You can,
why the final account Of Thomas ?. Caldwell
and W. p. Wootten, administrators Of the e.
tate Of Samuel y. Caldwell deceased, should
not be allowed and approved AZ fled ID said
court, ard said administrators discharged.
by order Of court. lssued July ~, 1872.
JOHN c. HARRISON,
iui27-4w Clerk.
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/ Friends and readers, we fear,
bring under a very grievous
We judge from certain cir
pces mot necessary to mems
q opinion is prevalent that,
the editor is absent, there
NE in this office to represent
d just and critical apprecla-
the good things of life with
Dur vicinity abounds, such as
n peaches, jugs of cider, pears,
desire simply to correct
pneous impression. The two
Z. who represent him for the
days, are mos, excellent
vi such things, and defy any
be more properly apprecia-
Ina they are. We desire to
|age the production of melons,
!, and such articles, and as an
Va, offer a premium Ito be
j the editor on his return) for
1t of each kind left on exhibit
This office for the next ten
Unsuccessful contestants are
|pected to take away any ar
Bnt for exhibition. 4 4
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! assessor of this county
Clerks Office, on Monday,
lent rolls of the person>
pills in the county. The
supervisors will examine
and one month will be
I'll correction of erroneous
Is, and parties who have
ASgly assessed should come
ID have the corrections
3 books are gotten up
y, yet It viii remain for
Of Supervisors to say
Icy are free from error
NATION.
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EM m Lk f tla
hi
Ths aaa# Hl5 n 2
iff "ftH f ffm M '
rnaf niat. tsf dtf n sflie ihai
in dseharfibr tie lafe asso
ufH tfa iAsj is4a etam.nel ssef
one h1nifai slfne uhasr Nam .
afs here lB usd. 9Th ylew 20
ferret ofsIy yslafl5a Df iss ilai Aas
ieen rnmmifiel a che raanfy; titi
their investigations hiva satisfied
iheH. and ihry afe happy 10 ssy
ihsfe o. petaps. lass n eflmem che
county than has becn i1r many
yeafs ihis they believe g. be- wing
10 30 small degree o. The Gle
with which your honor has enforced
The laws dufing the pact two years
The grind Jury have examined
the jail and find IL entire manage
mcul and condition all proper aud
right, but do not think proper aiten.
ton Il given 70 the preservation 81
cleanliness outside OF the bulldiug.
NJ they ind that filthy vessels are
empticd around almost under the
walls, - as 10 be offensive anj
unhealthy. Werecommeud prop
or sink OF drain to be made to rem
edy this evil.
Some OF the magistrates IN the
county are negligent in taking the
recognizanee of witnesses, and this
neglect has occasioned no mconsid.
cradle delay IN our progress. We
recommend that they be more
careful in this particular, and also
tina: they exercise the tull iurisdic-
ton with which the law has invest
cd in them n all criminal matters,
and thus save time, labor aud ex-
pense to the county.
Owing to sickness among the
grand jurors and press of business,
We have not examined the books of
the sheriff and treasurer. Thinking
this ought to b. done, we recommend
that the board of supervisors select
a full and intelligent grand jury for
the November term, with a view to
the discharge of this important duty,
among others, and we most respect
fully ask your honor to make our
wishes known to the next grand
jury, on the first day OF their ses-
sion.
To your honor, and the officers of
your court, we return u acknowl-
for the courtesy and
assistance afforded US, and especially
to Sheriff Ozanne for his unremit-
attention to our wants and
comfort during the sultry weather
of our session.
Having no further business before
US, We ask to be discl arged.
~
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Decisions.

shsiasi term IF The el,ancery
~ this county, HE Honor,
Elfor Simmons. delivered elab.
Opinions in three important
FelI known cases, viz: The
Of the final settlement OF the
estate, the triangular case Of
-Mason-Shor', and Of Camp
|estbrcok. All these opinions
kportant and fnTl Of valuable
baton to the people generally
/ State, and we should be glad
Aish them, but His Honor has
Promised us an extract from
pnd, though he has kindly
> to the request Of friends, and
bed us the opinion entire in
1 case. This will be found
ERE, and we invite special at
d to it, as it is well worth
Il X X
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The senior editor OF the Columbus
Democrat has retired from the pa
per during the campaign, and the
junior runs up at the masthead the
names Of Greeley and Brown.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-08-10

We hear some of our farmers
complaining about the cotton worm
eating up their cotton.--[Talla-
hatchie News.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-08-10

Our county merchants will be
leaving for the East in the next
thirty days to purchase their fall
stock.
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MABRY.-Helen Augusta, infant daughter
of W. 0. and @. A. Mabry, died August 9th,
1872.
May sweetest flowers spring and bloom
above the little mound on Rose Hills hallowed
summit, and may the memory Of "3aby Hell
EMS brief %sojourn on earth prove an incentive
to those who loved her here, to strive to meet
her in the better land.
''She is not dead, this child Of our affection,
But gone unto that school
Where she no longer needs our poor protec-
ton, yoE-s
And Christ himself doth rule.
"Day after day we think what she Is doing
In Il ose bright realms of air,
Year after year her tender steps pursuing,
Behold her grown more fair,
"Nota as a child shall we again behold her,
For when, with raptures wild,
In our embraces we again enloll her,
She will notb be child.
"But a fair maiden, in her Fathers mansion
Clothed with celestial grace,
And beautiful, with all the souls expar sion
Shall We behold her face"
NJ. v. D.
'Lah.
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be attention Of parents
rdisns to the advertisement
soInmbia Athenaum in an
This is one Of the
most popular institutions
in the Sonth, and ranks
first colleges of the Union
lucation Of females. Oui
two or three representa-
! institution last year.
I'll Of supervisors were u
! week. Their otficia'
will BE- published mex
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Batesville- has a "dog law" ow~t
ing to the excitement incident to
the reported appearance of a mad
dog in that section.
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We learn that the residence of
Mr.. w. w. Elliott was burned on
Saturday night last, caused by a de-.
fective fue.
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VI u 'Hho'FN, VlV'IIuTTi
Jos. I. llobgood, A. I. Cansler, N.
j. Benson, j. 4. Middleton, II.
NJ. Knox. G. o. Reynolds, Al
bert Warren, Andrew Hunt, Geo.
Oliver, Dock Flint, Simon Nelson,
T. f. Brahan, j. D. Houston,
Philip Pointer, f. Ii. McMurray,
Zacharlah Wilson, b. w. Morris.
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itor-in,chie is on the wing.
6br town on Tuesday for
ll]e, Washington City, Balti>
perhaps Philadelphia and
/ We have every conf,
bur chief. We know him
honest man, but if he should
! Washington City fol
or two, we would have
4 him very closely for several
a ler his return ; for If he acts
nciple Of "doing as the
when in Rome" we very
|eaf he will fall into habits
Up not thought to be praise,
kcept in our national CAPT.
hope he will make hi:
"a burg as short as posi-.
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NIRH.

CAMPBELL Villa w. Campbell,
infant son of L. r. and NJ. J. Camp
bell, was born February %, 1872,
and departed this life July 30, 1872,
aged five months end seven days.
May God sanctify this sore atIi :
tion to the good Of the sorrowihg
parents and save them in Heaven.
T. p. RAMSEY.
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sEFGER sEWLrG M.sCHEAEs
Citation Notice.


--NDs Wa
To the following heirs and distributes Of the
estate Of Sarah Power deceased, Wi
| ElizaA McGehee and her husband J GMcGehee
Elizabeth Hall and her husband VIM. Hall,
who reside in Upshire county, State Of Texas,
whose p~ostofice address 10 unknown;
James J. Power, who lives in the State Of
Texas, whose p~ostofice address IS unknown I;
James Power, Holloway Power, Sarah Power,
Mary Ann Power, Lucinda Power, Susan
Power, ire unknown heirs Of William Power
deceased and the unknown heirs Of Elizabeth
Power deceased, all Of whom are heirs Of
HoloweIl Power deceased, who reside in the
State of Texas, but whose postofice IL un-
known;
Wesley Ellison, Eliza Ellison, Martha Ellison,
Rufus Ellison, and the unknown heirs OF
John J. Ellison deceased, who are all heirs
of Rebecca Ellison deceased, who reside in
the State Of Texas, and whose post0fice ia
unknown;
| Mary Roberts, Nathaniel Roberts, Franklin
Roberts, and other heirs Of Lucinda Roberts
deceased, whose names and postoffice address
are unknown, who reside In the State of
Texas;
| Strickland Power, who lives 10 Upshire county
State Of Texas, whose postofiee Is unknown ;
X. W. Mcmillan, who resides in the city Of
Memphis, Shelby county, State of Tennessee;
John W. ColIinsworth, VIM, A. Collinswoftb
and others whose names are unknown, who
are heirs ofHannah Collinsworth deceased,
who reside in the State Of Kentucky, Sales
Vile, in said State, being their postofice adj
dress;
You and each Of you are hereby cited to be
and appear before the chsncery Court Of PIANO.
la county, State Of Mississippi, at the court
house Of said county, In the town Of Sardis, on
the second Monday in October, 1872, then and
there TO show cause, II any you can, Why the
FINAL account Of y. Young, executor Of the
viii OF Sarah Power deceased, flied 10 said
court, should not be allowed and approved, and
said executor discharged
BY order Of said court. Issued July ~, 1872.
jul27-4w Z. hAERlSos, CLERK.
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See notice to contractors from the
circuit clerk in another column.
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1es Of Sardls, Read This.

IRE informed by one who
that on last Sunday, at one
lnday schools of this town,
nearly one hundred
II, there was not one female
present, and not one female
fiend or enemy, to take the
i she absent ones. It looked
MATS all. y 4
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New York. or elsewhere.
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Answer 10 Enigma.


Pygmalion.
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Kirkwood, Pamela county, August 9.
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Stufunft tpeiterer xDoteufdbiffe IN
NeD=QJprf.

Jttusg) or I, "A. Utat. - Qeute pur0e1l
liebeu Qeiueu pon eineu @inmanoererldiffe
uada Der Worsue gei4idt. Die 0et1enldlau
ptro eraeber, DaB Die Qeute an Der 0tarbDe
itarben, bic our9 i6le9te gsabrun9smlttel ers
gSabr.nb Der letten brsi Gage fnb 5tpei
Tabr;elge nit 8latternfranten Inter oen
Suilf,noefs 8aiiasieren bier einsetrofen.
8eiDe S9ifie liesen in Quarantane uno bic
Sranfen iino nat 8arbs SslanO selftdt
morben.
9as Sdiff europa" fam am 21. nit 418
3uiidenbedS Yaflagieren bier an. Auf Der
Retle itarben 3 Berlonen uno % mettereSran'
fe nluBtsn pom 8Oro iu's Solpltal 9ebra9t
rperoen.
Das 9diff uatbeua," ebenfalIs bon 9re,
men, fam am %. B. If. init 473 Swn9ens
BalIasieren bier on. gfeun3ebn Yaiia.
aiere uno apei Matroien itarben auf Der Gee.
5ed)s Baiiagiere iino ieitoem in Der Quaran'
tame aeItorben uub 20 Baiiagiere uuo Sra
troien wurb.n in'S Soipital sel9idt.
Ser QeihenbeI9auer 1T aufgetoroert MOT
ben, eine lluterlnhung Ill peraultalten. Iu1
Der athena" bra9eu Slattern, S4arladiie,
ber unb Wiajern slei63eitig aus. Die grDBtt
Qn,abl Der Serltorbenen mareu Ginber. Del
Serld)t, baB Die &ranfbeiten Ourd idled)tt
Nabrunssmtttsl erseugt wurseH, miro als
grunblos be5eihnet.
Der Captain last, baB ale Rabrunssmit'
tel in 8renerbaIen Dor Der 4blabrt itreng IN
lpi,irt muroeu. Der @apitdn lit cher senetst
bic &raut1eit ber sroBen llnreiuli4feit Sulu.
idreiben, ,lpel6e inter penPaiia9ieren brridte
| Dte mellten berjelben iuaren Bolen. Sl
fonnten nur nit @emalt Oa,u scbraft per
ben, fi4 su waiaeni bic Selfs, wslae iie se
| ltpfprt prhieltPn lf,en lie fir &1ie
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Selearaphi1cf,cs llllcrIei.

Dan. Webffer 9lppletOu, Der fiirslih in
einem Statioushauie Der Staot Bottom le=
beusgeidbrlihe SranOWunoeu erbielt, itarb
Oorsetern i'm Solpitale.
- Sn Glbaup, 3.sD., tua6t Die @ntbiil'
lung elmer SsridwOrung 9egen ben Gbef. Sn'
genteur Der Seuerwebr groBes aufieben. u.
Ri1aroion uuO eini9e anbere Subjette batten
ii4 ueri6uoreu, ben Nanu auf ene srdBlde
8eiie III perltiimmeln. @liidli6erpeiie fam
Der 4lan nidIt 5ur ausfiibrnng.
- Die ySadionians," Elm bemOfratiifer
Glub in albaug, N,sN., weroen bic gteWz
Yorfer 0ele9ateu mad Baltimore be9lsiten.
-Senator gluir bot imNem.gOrt,r Sour
nal" einen 8rief publijirt, in luelaem er bar
thut, luie bic 0emOtraten ieiner Inii9t n09
6rn. @re.lep unteritiiten tOnuen.
- 0a8 @omite fir Die Seisr bes buuoert,
jGbriaeu SubildumS bat bei9loiien, Die Ybt.
lao.lpbiaer gSeltauSl lteaung am 19. april
1876 gu er0ifnen unO am 10. Oftober Su
IdllleBeu.
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&DmareeperbanSlunaen

gSal bin9ton, "a. Wtat.
Sn1 Senat wurbe Der &onferenjs Seri4t
iiber Die BofamtS Serwiatguu9s Bill be-
lproden uno bann 3uriidgele9t.
Der Sice Yrdiioeut ernanute oeri6ieocnt
Gonferen3 @Omite's iiber Oerldisoene Bills
poraui Der Senat cine @recutioitung belt
SIM Heprdientantenbanie wurot
6ie Situng bercitS nm I'll llbr tpiebererOii.
net. Soar bon Naii. beri6tete Su @uulteu
Der Grwdblung 9ernDorn's i'm l. 8iitriftt
BON Seras unO Der ltrettt9e Git pur0e ibnl
sugeiprOden.
auf MaDnarb's Intrag wurben $4,000
perwilli9t, I'M bic Soften Der SeerOi9ung
Sarragut'8 81 beden.
BeattD beantragte, Oen geri6t bes ita,
tiItiideu SiireauS in beutider Spra9e Su
brudeu, auf 8ant8' 4ntrag nurOen audJ
1O,0OO @remplare in fran5olii4er Sprode
beorDert.
Ser 9Sittpe beS perforbeuen Generals 81.
Q[nberiou iuurbe cine YenFon BON $50 pro
Otonat beDtlligt.
Sindelnbur9 pom Gomite fir Wiittel rnt
gSege berl6tete cine Sia elm, ,pelte bic Gol'
leftiOn BON Steuern auf Igegobrent Setrante
regullrt.
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Wlabrib, "a. Ufai. - Die Garllitenban'
ben fabren fort, iih maiienbaft ben 8eaies
rnngstruppen 3u ergeben. Sn eini9en Der
uniufriebenen Brouiu5en fnb ieoodl neue
8anben aufgetuuft. Sieielben baben an
perifiebenen 9teIen Die Sele9rapbenordbte
our4i9uitten.
g6iTssSssrid1te
Qneenstom "a. Wfai. - Die Opir.
,Samarta" BON Bolton Il. Saua" bon 9tep.
Dorf iino bier angefommen.
Warft lunS S5Drfe.
2onbon, "a. Dtai. - Sn Gnglanb 1T
bas g9etter gut, aber Der Grnte uidt siinitig.
@oniols Dfineten su 93s unb iAloifen 5u 93s
fir @elb unb 931 fir Srief. yImerifaner"
felt, '62er 90t, '65er 91t, '67er 933, 10.4Oer
SO.
- Stuff. 9als IS 3d., Yetroleunt IA bis
Is cd.
2iperpooG, "a. Mai. - 8anmtpotle
id3loB ieft unb obne Serdnoerung. Serfdufe
10000 Ballen, auf Spefulation uno sum
@rport 5000. Wian9efer=SarHe II. 6abrifate
ieiter.
antmerpen, "a. Mai.-@etroleum A
Srcs.
BdrtS, "a. Stat. - 9ienten 50 Srcs. 80
Gent. Der Spe,ieporratb Der ygaut bon
5ranfreid" bat I'M 100000 Sres. 5u9ez
non1men.
Sranffuri q. 3d., "a. Mai.- amertz
faner, '62er, 964.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-25

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ausmeihenoe Worte.
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nidt pbne 8eiprsnib uno rietb ibm, Su
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nebmen, uber er idittelte ben aOpf unb
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bic uebrisen aber traten in's 9aus. Wlr.
2eslep fraste ben Yurtier nad benz grlez
fe, ben ct ibm ibergeben babe.
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gelegt, lautete bic antpprt; per Sdlihel
itedt. 9err Shredder 1T pben. Ser gprz
tier menoete iid an @erbaro: Sic baben
befOblen, wenn Der 6err in Sbrer Abpez
ienbeit ben Sdlahel perlanae-
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oere 5rase intereiiirte. ST lab iiberrai6t
DIR. 2eslep an. Sic baben mir seldrIes
ben? fragte er.
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