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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-07-11
LOCALITIES OF SILVER.

Experienced miners know very well
that silver mines Of much value are enly
found IN mountainous regions where the
indications to the geologist are beyond a
doubt, Volcanic agencies have in some
remote period been exerted on a gigantic
fcale. Thus IN Mexico, and the rich sill.
yer leads in Utah, the evidences of az
upheaval force that elevated extensive
ranges of frightful ragged mountain
ridges from profound depths, are SO poss
IDLE as is be admitted at sight, even by
those who have no scientific qualifications
Cor guiding them to that conclusion.
1t seems that silver is thrown up from
q vast depth of the earth, where, from
the quantity commingled with recks in
a condition of liquefaction, the quantity
from which that on the surface was de
EiVed must be in great abundance in its
primitive state below. Scarcely more
than superficial Something's characterize
silver mining in the West. The deeper
the excavations the richer will probably
be the product.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-07-11

FAMINE.-Letters from the American
missionaries in Persia, received in this
city during the last week, state that the
famine still presses sore. Rev. G. w. Coan
writes: "The poor people have eaten u o
their substance, and nothing IS left but
herbs and roots for large multitudes till
harvest, four months hence. The distress
is great In this city and the villages.
Some of our helpers write us that they
themselves go without one meal day, in
order that they may have little to give
to those who throng their doors. While
write nearly hundred are at our doors
stretching out their hands for bread
Hundreds have come from the South,
hungry, naked and houseless. Multitudes
are quartered on the poor villagers about,
who have not bread enough for their own
children. The death rate in Teheran is
from $50 to 200 or more daily"
The missionaries, with the large num-
Der OF helpers and teachers under their
care, car relieve an Immense amount of
misery if the means are put into their
hands. Contributions can be sent to any
of the Presbyterian ministers in the city,
or ia j. V. Farwell g Co. or Field, Lett
er s. Co.-Micago Journal.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-07-11
THE BRANCH OF LILAC.

Just as the lilacs are now in such abundance,
they recall touching story we heard some little
while ago. poor working girl was looking in
at the window of one of those lovely fower-shops
of Paris Git was showing hard at the time) at q
branch of white lilac. Her face was beautiful
pale, and wet with tears. She hesitatingly open
ed the door, and asked the price: "Ten francs, -
was the reply. "Ten francs ~ and she reluctant
ly laid it back, but two drops glistened On the
flowers that were not there before. my darling
baby she sobbed. HE came when the lilacs
were in bloom, and he must leave forever without
one poor branch in his hand" you have lost
your little one?' asked the flower woman. A
heart-sob and bent head replied. The fower-wo-
man then took, not branch, but an armful, and
filled the poor girls apron, putting back the piece
of profered money. mol no it shall not be
said in heaven that Imade you pay for the last
little bed of your poor little baby
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-07-11
rs GREELEY. A DEMOCRAT.


The Chattanooga correspondent of a
powerful Greelsy paper undertook to in
terVieW his barber, but Mr. Johnsine
chose to do the interviewing himself:
"What is the name Of your paper!"
"The Commercial"
ooh, yes; I've seen that lots Of times
A good many copies come down here
It's Grant paper, amt ito"
mo, it's Greeley paper"
ooh, | thought it was a Republican"
$50 IL is"
What? Republican and for Greeley?'
Certainly"
cit supported Seymour, didn't it,"
"Not at all"
"That sounds curious to me. How
could paper be against Seymour and for
Greeley !"
Because Seymour was Democrat"
"Well, so is Greeley"
"You are much mistaken; Greeley is a
Republican"
My barber looked amazed. He opened
his eyes to near the size of ordinary
shaving mugs
Il Qon unQerStapd 1t; l can't see how
a Republican can be running on Demo
cratic ticket. There is something loose
somewhere"
"He is not running on a Democratic
ticket"
"Then the Democrats are nightly
fooled, for they think he is"
"No, indeed, they DON'T -
"But they are all going for him about
here. just look how it is every Repub.
lican is for Grant, and every Democrat
for Greeley. It looks to me like he is
running the same way Seymour did, The
people are, divided just like they were
then, only in place Of Seymour Greeley
has come out. [ don't know anything
about the platform, as they call it; look
at the thing just as it is before the PEG,
pie. st. Louis Democrat.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-07-11

Two tons of boys marbles have lust arrived
from Germany.
The largest orchard in tn world ia in California
1t contains 426 acres and more than n. 900 fruit
trees.
An artist painted a cannon so naturally that
when he was finishing the touch-hole If went off
at very good price.
In New Hampshire, the following is nosted on q
fence "Nottis Know how is aloud in these
medders, eny man or women letter tbare kows
run the road, wot kits inter my medders aforeseed
shall have his tail cut OFF by me, Obadiah Rooers
band which serenaded young married couple
In one OF our suburban towns, the other evening
selected peculiarly happy and fattering piece
known as "The Monkey Married the Baboon,s sis-
ter.''
very close-fsted old fellow in treating a
friend to some liquor, poured out a yery small
drink. The latter. taking the glass and holding
it above his head, remarked very skeptically !:
You say this is forty years old?'' "Yes," replied
the host. "Then,'' replied our friend, sail have
to say is, it is very small for itsagel"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-07-11

Few Who have been in the habit Of attending the
debates Of the Senate during the last dozen years
or so but must remember the late Solomon Foot,
a Senator from Vermont: Mr.. Foot was a fine,
handsome-looking man, of dignifed and Senate
rial appearance and his known and acknowledged
parliamentary experience frequently led to his
being called to preside the deliberations of the
Senate, and his conduct in the chair was marked
by grace, dignity, and frmness. Yet he had his
peculiarities, and one OF them was his methed of
enforcing his calls for order when the indecorum
of too loud conversation (Which was no 1nfre-
quent) interrupted the business Of the Senate. On
these occasions he would in the sternest manner
call "Orderl order!'' and accompany this cal,
with the rap of his gravel that to those near him.
sounded like the report oil culverin. Now it hap
pened once that while Mr.. Hale, or New Hamp-
shire, was discussing the propriety of appointing
marshal for the District Of Columbia from the
State of Indiana, he illustrated his sition to
such an appointment by addressing the chair
(Foot) in these words
eyes, Mr.. President, if you, Sir, were Governor
ofVermont, and were to make an appointment to
an Office as important to the people of your State
as this is to the people of this District from the
State of New Hampshire, your cons tituents, Sir,
would raise about your ears much greater rack
ct than you make, Sir, in preserving order in
this chamber
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-07-11
EI!llI1!]!!IlIil!|: I'.jI!,ITEZII17
IIlIIlI!IE4I|ERI1EIIl ';iA|
e5g7ZZZ q D!

5000 Reward offered to the PrOprHetors
fanny Medicine for rheumatism and Neuralg ia
able to produce one-fourth as many genuine liV-
ing cures made within the same period of time
as DR.. Filters Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy-the
scientific prescription of eminent educated
physician, and the only reliable specific ever dis
covered.
So, 600 Reward offered to any Person
proving Jos. P. Filter, M. D., to be other than
q graduate of the celebrated University of Penn.
sylvania in 1888. and Professor of Chemistry and
Technology.
81 900 Reward to any Chemist, Physician,
OF others able to discover Iodide of Potassa
Cochicum, Mercury, or anything injurious to the
system in Dr. Filters Rheumatic Syrup.
$3.50 Reward for the name of any prepare
ation for Rheumatism and Neuralgia warranted and
gold under similar legal guarantee setting forth
the exact number of bottles to cure or return the
amount paid for same to the patient in case OF
failure to cure Full description of cases requir-
ing guarantees must be forwarded by letter to
Philadelphia, The guarantee, signed Ind stating
quantity to cure, will be returned by mail with ad
vice and instructions without any charge, Address
letters, DR.. j. p. Filter, 45 South Fourth Street
No other remedy is offered on such honorable
terms.
$IOO Reward Is offered for any case OF
Neuralgia or Rheumatism of any form, pronoun-
ced durable, that DIR. FILTERS RHEUMATIC
SYRUP will not cure. The proof that other
specific exists is found in every community in per.
ing. TphySicidaas could cure IL, If q specific aid
ecGst, this Good not be so, DR.. Filters Vegetable
Rheumatic Syrup is sold by Druggists at 81 .25
per bottle-six bottles S6 SO. Full information
containing reference to physicians, clergymen, &c.
may be obtained Of
He. CLARK, Sole Agent,
1-y4l Kenosha, Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-07-11

81 900 Reward to any Chemist, Physician,
OF others able to discover Iodide of Potassa
Cochicum, Mercury, or anything injurious to the
system in DR.. Filters Rheumatic Syrup.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-11
GIN Sattleraes4dft

..raer &lo6t betretb.n BE 6rn. 9llbrt9t
u. See9er, Z. Strabe, rabe her Oltpe.
Sbr Store 1T 9ros uno serdumis unp
nit allen in ibr Sad lala9enpeu1 wpbl
perleben. Man fnbet bier pferbesei@'r IRE
aufS auerfeinte ber9eiteQt, tpte man fe
aur in elmer @roBitart gu Fnpen serppbnt
lit, mir m64tsn bier e~tnflsen> ba6 oo6
pra@t9ei9irr rpeldeS has pfe1b pes @rr.
Muerbu@ felt einieen @p@en trd9t uno
pas 10 oQ9emeine. 8emunperun9 errest,
aus: Der Gobrif bel. 6rn. Mlbre9t uao
See9er tf--lowie einfa&e uub berbe Sc
{4trre fit i9were @efdbrte> Gdttel> bic
allerfeinlten uni belten fit 6erren unb
Daune1. mad ben neueften Muitern.
.Sattler<G iienwaaren in 9r56ter &uSwobl
uno aue@ jupretlen, bic sere&t uno bitts
iinp.
Der 8robe Bortbeil ben bic Girma Sat,
teftebt In ben aus9epebnten Gabrtf &t>
fourteen. &QeS 2eoer3eu9 rpel@e8 fe gun,
@ertauf anbietet 1T et9nes Gabr'tut unp
oaber t6nne1 bic 9erreR Mlbre9t u. SEE
ger aud itet6 fir bic @lte ibrer @oore
etnfebtn. @ir ratben unieren Greunpen,
bic 70 elQdli@ fne, Elm pfero 3u beiieen,
oteitr unternebmenpen Gtru1a ttne>1 ST.
iu& ob3uRatten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-11
49, - T. 81 t..
@tun i9 Jistt feratx fdeiben, J (
Bie f@ bereinf seI'ett
Das 1T stx i4limmes yeibsu,
@ie's barter ttines etebt.
Go t.inst pas @ert 10 trauris gar:
9eb' ~obl leb' mebl auf iumeroar,
Menn ii4 J pei 9er.su faeto.u,
Die ll4 pere inf seltebt,
Das cine Wsrt nsr lprah Gr tlar :
Set wobl, leb' wobl aur lmm >rear!
Rein Grubl,us e,ns our &uVt -
SD wei6 es rpob!, >paruu1.

SIS lag cine 10 namenloie Trauer, Elm
lold' unla9lt&er S4mer3 in ibrem 81
fang, pab %alesta bis ins tnnerite 5crs
binein erbebte. - Sic wuBte es lest, pa6
lie ben Sammer zines topeswuncen Sc
mltbs 9ebSrt bate, unp Der eisene Sum-
mer parily ct n,aHte, pab fe ftine6 Wor>
te5 md1ttJ mar: III a.: .
Mls lie 9eenoet,' LIEF Sol pbine bas
6aupt, pel@es I'D thinner tiefrr~ aelenft
bate einen Au9tnbtif in beipene @dnpen
ruben, unp Nalesfa riabi 'ro6 ibr &6rper
pie In einem inneren &rampf erbebte;
9erape ipie IS, emit aud Gri4 eeleben
bate. Damn iprana .6e pl1bli@ auf erz
9riH @alcefa'S 9auo, P1ebte ite auf i9r
3er3 uno' ,rtef:%, 81 &" -.
~6Srit ru num- mte's pc9t? Unit
ni&t watr, jest jest fam i@ fn9eh,
8alesfa ?W:a(f :.
@alesta flblte, coe cas Sea- l9luo,
als noble es ,pie Brult ae%rlpreusen ; ;uz
9lei@ slubten S%olepbinen's Mu ;en unp.
@ansen mie i'm Gieter. sic umfa6te lie
a%naltpoll uno ia9ts:
~um @pttesmil4er, tbeures &tnp> bu
btIt trunf uno auBer pir!'
- ia: franf unr oueer mir - i1e
boben mid casu 9etra9t! @eibt ou,
Galesfa, moS cine Muttsr tbut? gle
beBt ibr &ino in bic @er3meiRun9 tinein
unp pann ftrei6elt 1le .es unr 1T 3drtlt4
NIT Jpn uno finst ibm Bissenlieper :
,@@lafe. mein papp&en, l6laf Elm! =
> aber t@ fann nidt mebr j9lafen,, i@
mill nt@t mebr lHlafen: i'd bin oufae<
rpa9t unp nun 1T es 70 entleBli@ ,beQ un,
mid seworpen. SD 1ebe Aues, aber baS
2i@t' bit mir bos 9er3 peritnstl23 Sd
babe feline Gttern mebr, urp BET mir mebr
par alS 8ater UNI. Mutter - ct bat mir
&ebepoN eelast, 2ebepobl far tmuaer' u1,p
INNER 7" |$9 '+".' XVI @i@ 80: g
Sbre Stiuu,e, bic ert IN: BET ,fur&t<
barten Aufresuns 9ebebt bats, brad bel
ben lebttn @ortea In @einen unb fe
{ant iest eri&5pft ~su@an1naen. @alesta
mar tn per t6etli@fer, slnsf. Sie tr,s
ben 3arten 3drper auf las Sopba u,o
iu&te i'm aus ftiner 0bnma@t 3u er>
peden bod ert mad elmer @sile 1@lua
Solepbine bic aueer, 4uf xnb tau, aQ<
uadblt8 tpieber gum 8ewu6tlein. IL
| $50 lin ID :" ffraste fe, az fe 8a>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-11

|lesfa's bles dee, traa,.ulr,ts'rru,oats @ei9taabet
ilht 8 net9t lab. ~
rBei oeiner @alesta,' Sotpbine, bic
tbr 5ersblut binseben u5dte, I'm bid
9lldli9 3u pi6en! ]" -. ~ W.
"a, i'd erinnere mid ,iiebt an MQeS",
la9te Solepbtne, tnpem re fii@ nit Der
@anp lber Die @tirn fubr. Primes
6er& i'd babe bid pebl redt eri@r DIT ?
Nter per9i6, IeBt @Qes, @aleefa, bent, i@
bdtte i'm Gieber se1prohen uni i'm
bteber iagt MN ia 81 .nde6, BON BEN
pos 6er3 ni@t6 peib ! Stun, i9 ,mub
mid 3ulammenntbmen, caB i'd selunp
rperpe,, penn ubermsrsen 1T meme 6o@<
|aet! Du ftierit i1e COD nit mir. @a<
leefa ?"' '~"% ""'E.~ .
- Soepbine", REF btele urter ousz
bre@enoen Ebrdnen,' ~3tpin9e bein !5er3
su fefner unnaturliaen Ebat: bepenfe-
IS 1T nod 3ett!" 5G'
"Iborbeit, 9fetel" 1a9te Solepbine
nit { mem Male pieoer ld9elnb. ,v3e(z
len ltett mid ia 70 itbr, uno i@ i&
babe Jpn aud ssla9t, baB i@ tbn ltebe
uno 9lldli@ nit ibm au iein boft; mir
tpercen eewib redt Slldlt@ iein, '&ales>
ia; bic SHUTTER iast e6 mir tmr,er. Du
ober. laB petne &brdnen, IS 1T ia pi&t9
II llnerb5rte6, taB man ben &iinen l4et<
ben uno ben slnberen tomnner, ld6t! -
s Sae 1ost ee|@iebt 70 'twas> fast bic
sic rate bic @ube wieoerseponnen,
bic le ~ @nfan9 rer llnterbaltuns &C.
3eiet, unp 10 meni9 @ale6fa i1@ au& / st
nod tur@ cieirlbe tdui@en lief --'Soles
pbine bielt ibre @eflble perlalo0tn uno
e6 ,par weiter fein @etdnrntb. feineMit>
tbeilun9 BON 'br gu { lan9en. 90 liebe<
pou ie 1t@ i'm uebriaen seSea bic Greun>
bin seiste> flblte biele f& ju 'brea
@dmers nit all ibrtm 8erlan9en, 81 tr1
fen uno gu belfen, 3uriidsemieen. &ls
na@ ener @eile Der 6orfi9I4eB eotente
fam, UNI bas Grdulein >beim 3u seleiien,
I'M, ,rmte Splepbtne Die @eneralin nod
einmal 3drtti@ unp erinuertt lie beim
Nbi&ieo in rubi9em Son at tbr
8erlpre@en, CUR feit9eieBten 3eit gu
tbr 3u tomuen, UNI tbr ben &ran3 auf3uz
leBen. =:
&ale8ta pertra9te cine l1loRoleGa@t.
@8 mar tbr CUR unumlt5bli9en @ewtb>
belt 0e1pprpen,. ra6 Grt9 nod In Splez
pbinen's 6ersen lebte unp pa6 fe nur
wioerwiai9 '2el7sn pie @anp ret&te. Gin
bitteres @eflbl Ssscn Die Wutter, me!@e
pa6 orn,e &ino in piele uni. li9e Gage 9e<
tradt bate, itea in ibrer @eele ;uf uno
ju9lei9 beflemmte lie pa6 @eflbl ibrer
ei9enen Sbnma@t Dem @inHuB bic
fer 6rau 8e9enlcer, auf BAD. i@mer;z
lt@ie.
(Cn~ASoA.A> GALAXY
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-11
9emlnfht bate, nit Dem. 8rran1e ~
l&mlden. uno eana Der tir4lidtn Erau~

9emanf@t bate, nit ben. 3ran1e .8iu
l&mdden, uno para Der fir@lidtn Iraue
uno btipobnen. " 1
Sc rpar bereits Mbeno unb lie bate II,
tbrem 3tmmer bic 2ampe onse3lnpet, as
unernartet an tbre Ebdre sspe@t >purpe.
&uf ibr ~5erein !" 5fnete 1@ rieielbe
uno Elm tlet@e6 @elat blidte tbr f@eu
uno ansflt@ entsesen,
e ~Suiepbine, bu nod einutal bier H.
rief fie freuoi9 iberral&t aus uno UNI
armte pa6 junse SRA aen 3artli@. Z
~Sa, @alesfa, i& mu6te DID nod 'etn=
mai ieben unp' ipreden". 1a9te Spiepbtne,
jebt l&einbar gang rubis. ~uebermorse1
1T il meme @oG3eit "i&r,o norber muB id
NIT Maem Trteoen BADEN 7 uno oul9 ri@
fra9en, Oh ou mir nod 3lrnf. Sieb
@aleSfa> i9 baltt Is nt@t aus, tpta,1 ou
mir b5le bift!|
"@,e fannf :bu MUIR ~ lpre@en. Scle:<
pbine", iaste @aleSta> betpeet.. - o;@lauef
ou mtrtltd, man t5nnte Dir je gran, .perz
ben. tpenn man bid einmal tn6 9er3 se>
1@lp0en bat?
SD panfe bit, &alestal ., bu biR
eben 70 gut, wte 49," lie sollenoete ben
Sak nidt, Ionoern lebnte Zen &ppf In
pie Gde pe8 5opba6 surid, .ouf tpel9em
fie neben @alesta plab 8enpmn1tn ba; te,
uno tlieb einise &usenbltde fawttseno
10, punn fa9te lie NIT inner nod rubis
tlin9eneer @ttmme:
vBeibt bu AUDI @alesta, bo6 es beute
Dor eincm SABRE ruar, ais t@ Grid gun,
erlten Mal iab?"
SD babe oorar 9eta@t, Solepbine ;
abe1 LAP jeBt Die Grtnnerun9 an oas
mas ni@t bat iein iollen! SIS 1T ia nun
Ale6 porl er!" J.
,.@orlber 2" wieoerbolte Solepbine NIT
einem Son, aus Dem e6 wie Elm tiefer.
beiBer S@mer3 berporflans. 80 ia. IS
1T pprlber! Sir Jpn 1T NQes, MQes
poriber! G6 mar porQber, ol6 ct pa<
malls iein 2e5ewobl @a9tt uno bic Tblre
binter fl@ idtob |"
~l1no 1tin 8rief?" frasts @alesfa
lanft. $50.
uBa6 fir Elm 8rief?"
vDen er Dir na9ber 19rieb uno Der
eu@ Die @eri6bnuns brtn9en ioQte, ben
ct aber uner1Hnet 3urdderbielt."
Cine bunfle &6tbe bltSte ouf So1ez
pb{nen's @an9'n aut ma@te aber
chen IL 19neQ einet %9eiferbaften 8ld0e
plaB.
SD babe fetnen 8rtef 9eleben !" 1aete
fe pann leile; aber es fling ep@ mte Elm
St1bnen aus lieflter 8rui. i.
Wtt elmer boiti9en 8ewe9un9 tri@
ite p>nn bic auf rte Stirne fall
lencen 5aare 3urld uno REF init fat mil>
Dem Son:
,@ber es 1T NQes geld !. SD bobe
es ibm seiaet: mir padeu' ni&t fir eiu>
amber +" ~.
sic mar aufsefanben unp trat Jest
an pas Genfer, pura peldes. fe eiuise
Minuten i9petSeno in Die No@t bin
ausiub ; oann manote lie 1i@ UNI unp
erblidte .b<n acknowledgement .Gllsd,
ouf metHem '&alesta porbtn 9eipielt
bate. sic feBte il@ nteper uno
be9ann obne >peitere Ginlettuns ~ 1i'z
gen: !.
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(6ort(eBun9 fol9t.)

uebtl telobnter Yatrtottsz
mus. - ssh Die 2eier Res &olf6blatt
bemerft baben, beftnpet fi@ Der Gpttur
eel1elben in ctlltr Dirt patriptil1er Ser
3ldun9. Greeley 1T Sdulo parau. Ct
bats bent empfdn9lidea 9srsen on9ez
tban.
Gs tpunbert uns beBbalb ni9t III or,
nebmen: pa6 5err @rpbm' nm, 9elepten
Mlters, pte er it, cod ben 4ten9ult nitt
abwarten fonnte> INN leiusn" 6recracker"
abjubltyen. Mm Gorabeno pe6a 9roBen
Nattonalfeite6 fonnte er Dem '~inneren
Orange nt9t. mebr wiperReben, er n, u f.
tie enen BeuerirOid fir @reelep iprtnaen
lai len, unpamir teoauern Don 6er3 n, po6
bieler an f1a crle Dtan9 unan9enebn,e
Tol9en batte.
Infer 5reunr 1edte ndnnli9 in cer
@el9winpi9fcit letn"' &afete am unre@z
ten Gnpe an, uno piellbe Hog in Tolse
oopon - ni@t in rie 2uft, ionnern UNI
fern @ouegen in Die 5onD, perielren let<
Der l9%me3bofte. ober 9lidl 9ermeilt nt9t
9efd rlide Brancmunpen Yerurl a9enr.
|" Die Ate SulizTreure murpe unlerem
Treunce bierrur6 natarli9 nercprben>
bod freuen mir ut,s. bertdten. 3u t5nnen,
pab feline @unpen RAID beilen, unp 9e<
ben mir uns Der 9ofnun9 bin, ea6 Der
@@red auf oa6 gang Syfem anieres
Greunces einen iebr ppbltbdtisenG inFu6
9elbt baben wiro.,
T rnlerm Greunpe unitr ber3li&es Bei>
leio UNI. bic beiten @lni1e flr sbalptse'
po0e @eneiun9. Sir bic !@4msr3en6<
aelcer uro ;&artoFelutnfbld ee ii natitr<
lid @reeltp perantwprtli&. <
-Dds Mbtrsnnen pom Geuer>pert
bate aud ON leBten 4ten Sutt unel1dSz
faQe in5ni&t. serin9er Mn3abl CUR Golse,
etlt@e NoouSlei jfernlt9 erniter Dirt.
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