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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-05-19

and this much rarer, much more difficult
mental process which we call thinking.
Let each Of US Hxamine ourselves, and we
shall find that our really thoughtful
moments are few indeed. But it is of
little use to call attention to this great
waste of time, unless something be done
to remedy it; and, for myself | know of
no better way in which to cultivate and
develop this invaluable habit, than by
reading little now and then--a little,
not much, not continuously, but little
from some good author, and then take
this as a text, a mental meal, sufficient,
too, until digested. | really think we
read too much rather than too little.
The trouble is we don't think enough, we
fail TO assimilate this mental food, It's
like giving oats to toothless nag. 1t
took bow many pulse-beats, think you, to
write the opening sentence of our immor-
tai declaration, 1--WE hold these truths to
be self.evident, etc." We may partly
compute the long weary years, the mil
lions of treasure, the hundred Of ,hous.
ands of lives, the endless grief which to.
day rests forever will rest, over so many
homes, in the gigantic struggle OF the
nation to strike this simple proposition
into living thought Why, that was a
lesson for centuries, aud the race have not
yet learned it. And so to-day, and here
will be presented truths which if only
appropriated, will revoutionize our prac.
tice. To-day, 1t is true, one per cent Of
our people are at least half century in
advance of their fellows. Nothing but
individual effort can change this, and in
dividual effort will. Let us read, then, to
think. These long winter evenings, wher
shut up within our homes, let US mentally
plant and plough and hoe, and believe
me, we shall by spring reap crop, richer
by far to us as rational beings. than any
which we gather in our granaries. Lei
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lVoUsE AND LOT FOR SALE


Situated in The small village Of West Cornwall!
Vt, upon the height of land which commands u
beautiful view Of the mountain ranges upon The
east and west; six miles from Middlebury forts
rods from post Office and two churches. Baptist
and Methodist same distance to store; have dsi
ly ma and stages TO and from Middlvbury. II
contains two acres OF land good house, and All
necessary ou;-huilliugs plenty Of fruit, so apri'
trees in bearing condition.
This place will be sold lower than any othel
place in the State Us we'll situated the owner hav
ing moved to Minnesota and having NO further
use Tor it. Those having in contemplation The
purchase Of such place will ind II e. thei' adj
vantage 10 look it over at Gree.
This place is we'll adapted 10 the wants of On,
who has mixed with the busy cares Of life, I'm I
now he finds tina, toll mast cease and retircmen
take place of business and activity.
Good society, pleasant location, and that old
cry, " cheap" are some Of tho principle induce
ments which am able to offer. l shall he happy
to show the place to all wishing te pur, hasr.
n. +. TAYLOR.
20;tf West Cornwall. VI.
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sa-777777T77 : . - -
DON'T MARRY A sTOKER.

A writer in Good Words tells the
following story of the difficulty some
people meet with in endeavoring to
lead q 'treligious life" Ayoung lady
had gone to visit a young couple Of
the better class of the poor. They
had no children, and the husband
being stoker on the railway, they
were above the reach Of want
Under these circumstances it SEEM
ed TO the visitor that they might have
attended to their religious duties at
least to the extent of going to church
on Sundays, and she ventured to
intimate as much to the young wo-
man, who was standing rather idly
Mt the door. "Will you please walk
in till l show you somethingF" was
the woman's answer; and she con
Quoted her visitor to the little kitch-'
en-, where her husband sat by the
fire. He had just come home for
half an hour to have his tea, and was
watching the kettle with the most
absorbing interest. He was of
course, in his working clothes, and
his face and hands were of deep oily
black, after the manner Of stokers.
''Now, ma'am," said the woman,
pointing to him, "you see that there
man; that's my husband, and I'm
bound to do part by him, ain't ~,
Surely" said the visitor, anxious
to uphold tho duties Of matrimony,
Every well, then; would you like
to know how pass my Sundaysp A
washing off hel Never a blessed imo-
ment has he to wash himself through
the week, out early and late and half
of the night, too, and blacker nor
any crow all the while. Well, on
Sundays it is fitting and proper that
he should look like u Christian if no
can, SO he sets me to it, after we eats
our breakfast, with d bucketful of
soap-suds and o scrubbing brush,
and / rubs at him on and off all day,
till my arms ache, and he amt much |
better than he wor; and then after
we has our toa, he says to me.-
"Come, Sally, have another try,
there's a brave weneh," and / goes
at him again, and sluices him down
until you'd think a born nigger nd
come out white; and if you'd believe
me, ma'am, when ] polishes him off
with q dry towel afore he goes to bed
he's only a light brown after air.
What was to be said to such stublorn
facts, especially when the good wo-
man finished with the unanswerable
$50 you see, ma'am,
those as wants to live religious, had
best not marry stoker."
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The details Of frauds upon the peo-
pie, which are being daily exposed
In Washington, are absolutely sick
ening. The latest, and if possible,
the most scandalous; is that Of the
Municipal Ring in Washington City.
One day last week Senator Thurman
presented a petition from O number
Of the best known citizens Of the city,
charging fraud and mal-adminstration
on the local authorities. Conklin
and Sherman, leading lights in the
administ alton party, obiectedto hay-
ing the petition either read or print
ed, and Of course, carried their point;
whereupon The petition was next day
published in all the prominent Eas-
tern papers, with some of the proofs
upon which it was based. The course
Of Senators Sherman and Conklin
only promoted the publicity they
wished to prevent. Among the ex-
hibits is letter from II. Fl. Stark
weather, d member Of the present
Congress, one Of the Committee on
Appropriations to W., o. Hunting
ton. ESQ. q member Of the Ring.
We extract only line or two, the
rest Is n keepinc with this moroccan
n have been re-nominated for
Conpress: shall be compelled to
spend more money than / am able |
Can nv friends aid me without piy-
inc publicity to it; il would put me
under renewed obligations to YOU. Il
wish this entirely confidential"
Starlyweather was reelected was
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soIasoRINas.

No one but a fool is always right
A good man il kinder TO his enemies
than bad men are to their friends.
Honest ducks dip their heads under
water to liquidate their little bills.
Never turn blessing around e
500 whether it has a dark side TO IL.
A photographer requested that hif
sign, taken from life, should be his
epitaph.
A man may be great BY chance, but
never wise and good without taking
pains for it.
True politeness consists in being
easy oneself and making everyone
about you as easy as you can.
A Michigan newsdealer recently re-
eelyed this order from young lady:
"Sond me A Novel called buffalo bill
and the dais doins."
At recent dinner Of shoemakers
the following toast was given: "AIay
we have all the women in the country
to shoe and all the men to boot"
The Mount Pleasant, Iowa, Jour
nal devil thinks it an aii-wise Proyi.
deDce that ordains that religious reyi.
walls don't set in until after the stove
pipes are ell put up.
They who in their ago approve Of
The career Of their youth, have gener.
ally bad the wisdom Of age in their
youth, and have generally The vivaeity
Of youth IN their age.
How fast they build houses nowr'
said II. they began that building last
week, and now they are putting in the
lights" /" Yes, answered his friend.
..and next week thsg win pat il the
liyer
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IFI4M-S55DH .fL5IN-SE5D5
5000 BUSHELS OF EXTRA CLEAN SEED
TO FURNISH CONTRACTORS FOR THE SPRING OF 1874:
READ WHAT THE FARMERS SAY,

BROWNSVILLE, LINN Co., OeN Nov 49, 1873.
B. Henderson, do hereby certify that from "a acres
land sown to Fax in the spring of 1873 received 1861
bushels Of seed Average per acre, 81 Al bushels
lSlgned J. B. HENDERSON,
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this 10th day of Novem
beg 1873 E. THoMpsoN
Justice of the Peace
STATE OF OREGON,
County of Lane
hereby certify that from ~ acres of land sown to Flax in
the spring of 1878 received IOlS bushels of seed machine
measure Average per acre, 23 6-44 bushels
:, Slgnedl JAMES SHEL11YG.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this 99h day of Noyem
ber 1873, JAMES F. Brown, Notary Public
BROWNSVILLE Linn Co. Og'n,
Nov. 20, 1873
l. Robert Montgomery, do hereby certify that from az
of land sow to Flax in the spring Of 1873 received
bushels of Seed machine measure Average Der acre %
a. bushels
lSlgnedl RoRERT MONTGOMERY
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this Goth day of Noyem
Der, 1873 E THo,rSor
- Justice Of the Peace
The Best Crop for Change Of Land---FIax Stubble
: Equal 10 Summer-FallOW for Wheat Is the Tes
timony OF ala the Flax-Raisers i'm fhe STATE
PRICE, THREE CENTS PER POUND. rSg-Printed IN
strucons regarding the preparation of the SOIL amont so ~
the acre c furnished free all applicants Address Poxrr
On CoNPANr Salem Oregon, or ALBANY FARMERS CoNpANY
Albany Oregon nsoma
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RENEWED oBLraATroNs.

49, ses-r<~S~s- - -><-.-s<>~s>@
FRIDAY. ...,.... ......... MARCH 9, 1874.
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COW HIDES, ETC.

Eor ready cash oF 70 prompt paying customers. W o.
nnrcb.r Dpnt fa to call and examine our sto besors
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Harmony Grange, No. %, Linn co. f.
Powell mastori j. :. Powell, sec. Albany. =,
Hope Grange, No. ~ Linn co. Geo. j
Simpson, master j. Millars, see. Albany.
Mono Grunge, No. %, Polk co. J. NJ. Bewley
Mnsterj ii. q. McIlmmonds, sec. =; Louisville.
Liberty Grange, No. ~, Lane co. II. n
Evening Star Grange No. n Multnomah CO
Jacob Johnson, master; II. !. Campbell sec.
East Portland.
Umpqua Grunge, No. %, Douglas co. r., M
Quincy, master w. n, owens. Sec. lioscburg
Milton Grange, No. % umatilla co. i. NJ
Drumheller, rlastcr A. X, Mccoy, sec. Milton
| Perrydalo Grange, No. 30, Benton co. Geo
Comegys, MASTER j. FrzzelL sec, Perrydale
Alex. Reid, mastorj y. D. Durham, Sec. Nc
Lafayetto Grange, No. 82, Yamhlll co. A
j.. Henry, masters II. l.. lampson, sec LaFay
cite.
North Yamhlll Grange, No. 80, Yamhill co
u. r. Laughlin, MASTER d. y. Stewart sec.
North Ynlnhlll.
weston Grange No. "a, Umatilla co. John
! $. white, master II. Macarthur, sec. weston.
wild Horse Grange, No. rs, Umatilla co. j
| N. Perkins, master ID. A. Richards, soc.i ives
ton.
'solo Grangs. No, 80. Linn co. T.McMunlsers
master g. u Frost, sec SciO.
santi0m Grange, No. 81 Linn co. VIM. Cy.
rus, lnaster W. A. kimsay, sec. Sco
Wnsco Grange, NO ~, WascO co. Robert
Mays, mns.cr q. II. Barnett, sec. The Dalles.
patur % muster, d, Z. Perhamm. M sec, G r6e @ Dales,
Molnlln Orange. No. 40. Cinckamns 90. p 4.
Mover. master !. I Howard. soc Urepon City.
Inn1oseus Orange Nn Al flloetonss 90 Z
p. Lee, master N. Darling, sco.j Damascus.
Bryant. master, A. n McCuily. sec CO.. selo. G
Junction city Orange, No. iS Lane co. f..
W. Folsom, master j, n. Houston, sec. Juno.
tion CITY,
Beayer Grange. No, A. linn co. Jnmes
Qrnbtree, masteri 3, W. Jnmes sec Solo
COOS River Grange. No, l5. COOS co, O, Ian.
druG, mastor Ilobert Rookie, sec. COOS River.
Newman. master Seiot lanes IIndiy. sec. +,
lebanon.
Union Grange, No. A. Lane CO. Hynson
smyth, mnstor, \. Ioonoy. soc. Junction Oity
Rock Point Grange. No AZ. Marion co. John
Downing mastert NJ A. DownInp spc , Sub-
llmitv.
CreenvllIo qranpo Nh 40 wnahinoton co
WIN. william mnsieri l. IL pIeroe SOD !, lireen.
yiile. 9'
Orlenns grnnrn No 10 Dpnton 20 JnmtH
McCoy. master VIM. WINNING. sec. , oorvnllls.
Union No, Z Grange. No 81 Douulas co. A,
A. Mathews. master. LooklnW Cilnss, i. a.
Fioolt. sec ien Mile.
wlimmetip Grange. No. a. Ilnnton On. John
Hnrrls. master o Stnplo. SOC CORVALLIS
syracuse Grange, No. 90, Linn co. Horace
sttJiw''' stntinwr '"''0i' V a. N''''Vi' so0 "'''''S
siuslnw Grange. No. 81. Lana 90, ID. II. onrt.
vrlrht. mnstor, cnrtwrlrht, II N Amis spc
Siusinw.
= ~ q
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Mil creek Grange, Yamhill co B B Bran
som, master, Sheridan /; NJ M Fills, sec ;I1lkhorr
! Mckenzie Grange, Laneco GB BHafnm merslcS
master, Mckinziei " woolcot, sec; Spring
Amity Grange. YamhilI co ~ Henderson
master ; . II Sawyer, sec Amity
willamette Grange, famhill co Henry
Hewett, MASTER Peter Barendregt, sec: wheat
Jacksonville Grange, jackson co Enocb
Walker master; RI Miller, sec; jacksonville
Pennington Grange, Washington co Il A
carpenter, MASTER James Withycomb, sec
Phoenix Grange. jackson co Herrin. mas.
teri W + Herrin sec; Phoenix
Washington and Idaho Terrific
RIGS.
waitsburg Grange, wallawaIla co. r. p.
Odds, master; N. Hendrix, sec Waitsburg.
Dayton Grange, WaliaWalla CO. Geo. w.
Miller, master &C. White, Sec : Dayton.
Blue Mountain Grange, WallawalIa co. w.
NJ. Shelton, masteri a. F. Cate, see. Walla-
Waila waIla Grange, walIawalla co. Frank
shelton. master; James simonton, sec. Wal
Dixie Grange, Wallawalla co. ]. Demaris.
master; W. L. McKern. sec.; Wallawalla.
Harmony Grange, Wallawala co. James
Donaldson, master; @. Z. Pharr, sec Dayton.
Battle Creek Grange, Wallawalla co. j, L.
Flowers, MASTER VIM. Ayres, sec. Dayton.
French Town Grange, Wallawalla co. F.
Louden, master; Mrs. Nj. f Louden, sec. Wal
laWalla
Olympia Grange, Thurston co. e. l.. Smith.
master; a, A. Manning, sec.; Olympia.
Duwamish Grange, King co. JULIUS Horton
master; J., II. Titus, sec. Seattle.
White River Grange, King co. G. W. Lawton,
master; W. II. Row, sec. White River.
Montesano Grange, Chehaiis co. !. Brady,
master q. N. Byles, Sec Satsop.
Union Grange, Wallawalla co. Levi Oliver,
master; Geo. Greer, sec. !. Dayton.
Pataha Grange, Wallawala co. James L.
Bounds, master; r, McBriarty, sec. Dayton.
Excelsior Grange, Whitman co. s. p. GILL;
land, masteri A. II. Gordon, sec Colfax.
Nez Perce Grange, Nez Perce, Idaho. J. II.
Irvine, master; II. G. Haslow, sec. Pine Creek
Pioneer Grange, Whitman co. H. Spaulding
master; j. NJ. Ringer, Sec; Colfax.
Pine Grove Grange, Wallawalla co. Ezriel
master: l.. Blaln, sec Pine Grove
Paradise Grange, Nez Perce CO.. Idaho. j. e.
Howard, masters j. A. Emery, sec.; Paradise
Cnur de Alene Grange, Whitman co James
Brooks, master; N. Knight, sec. Colfax.
The apoye list is probably Incorrect in somo
owing to the fact that the Secreta-
ries OF some OF the Oranges have neglected 10
report changes made by the election which
toolS place In December, 1873. II the Masters
Or Secretaries will report any Inaccuracies they
may see In the list II will be corrected at once
Yours truly,
J. II. SMITH,
secy of Oregon State Grange, p. OF II.
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officers OF the Central Grange
Association.

PREsIDENT-W. +. Alexander.
VICE PREsIDEST-Jame Tatom.
SEERErARY--A. w. Stanard.
TREAsURER-C. p. Burkhart,
TRUsTEEs-Frank Shedd and #. Powell.
HATE-K EEPER-Elas Tanning
AGHgT--L. G. Burkhaft.
Meets at Albany on the second Tuesday II
aach month,
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WILLAMETTE
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.

NR0M AND AFTER DATE UNTIL FUR
II ther notice, the Company will dispatch a
boat from Albany to Corvallis on TUESDAY
and FRIDAY of each week.
Also will dispatch boat from Albany for
Portland and intermediate places on same days,
leaving Comstock 4 Co.'S wharf.
Fare at reduced rates. ]. D. BILES,
Dec. 16, 1871. Agent.
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l. Cincinnati, Counting, Den 25. Gfto6er 1874
,@ut, iagte Der Mapor, Sie baben iiber
ole 9arten I'M Spiel Mustunft geseben. bis
n,,f ei,sc

,@ut, iagte Der Mapor, Sie baben iiber
ole Garten i'm Spiel Mustunft geseben. bis
auf cine"
Mel6e i'll bas?
Ser Bube, antlportete Der MabDr.
SD mill gner gbren au1 bariiber Iuse
funft eeben, tuern Sic es nidbt libel nebz
men.
pSur9aus ni6t, anttportete Der MaDor,
tpenn 9ie mid niir nidt ben 8nben ren<
men,"
i .0er sr6bte Bube, ben i9 femme, lit ber
gonltabler, Der mid bergebraht bat
r3dble in, fubr Der SOlbat fort, Die Mu=
gen in eineri Spiel Garten suIamnen, 10
fir0e id3 oereit 365, 10 piel Sage als es i'm
Sabre 9ibt. 3dble i1 bic Garten in einens
9piel suiamnlett, finbe i6 beren 50, bie
3abl Der gB0den In eiren Sabr. SD
finoe, baB IL Garten nit sSi9uren in einem
Spiel iinb, tpel6e Die 12 Monate i'm Sabre
D0rlfelen. 8eim 3dblen Der @ti9e finbe
id oerer breisebn = Die 3abl Der Wo6en
in einem Anartal. 60 leben sic nun,
oaB ein Spiel &orten ols BibeI, Ralenber
nnb @ebetbudb bienen fann." Ob oer
WtaDDr oieIer Mnlidt beieetreten lit unb
Dem 9ottesfiir6tieen Grieser Die Straft
erlalien bat, bapoil i6peist Die @ei6i6te,
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ipiiien, tpel1e Mngaben er Sn iDiberleser
baben iperbe. Das @eriht bat iiber ben
Antrae nod ni6t entIdieben.
Gin SalIunfe abgetban.
New Orleans, "a. Oft. pierre
BertDn, Elm tiptoriider Ginbreher, tpuroe
beim Geria6 aus Dem @efdnsniB at enta
tpii9en, BON Der Wa6e eri6ofien.
STE WetropDIitan 9oIi5ei
iol i'm Besrifie iein. Sa itrifen, tpeil lie
ldDn felt bret Monateil feline 26bnnns err
halten bat.
8erbaftuneen IN 2ouiiiana,
Shreveport So, "a. Sft. Si(
foleenben 9erren fpurben beiite Wtorser
bonn Ser. ct. MarI1au ipegen nebertre.
tung Der enforcement Mfte berbaftet
@en. u. 9ite, @antier; S. Safobs pnr
Der 6irma 6. & y. Sacobs; Sobn s.
Soran pDn Der 6irnta SDran &c GDDneD:
g8. 3. 6orb, st. 3. 2inbiaD, $. @. Mil.
liams. @eitere 8erbaftnn9er Iino ange-
broht. Sic Saftsbefeble tunroen boz
O'9feal, Gberiffs= @dnbibaten Der Nabifa'
len In 8aIiier Yariib abgeeeben nn0 ipur.
ben In Golee eines Affioopits bes @enera
Scents Werril bon Der Ser. ct. Mrme
ausgeitelt. Geiner Der 8erbafteten leiifet
Wiberlfanb, ooer perInhte All entfiieben
Das 0erbDr lit auf WtOntag Normlttal
anberoumt tporoen.
6affimente.
8ofton, "a. Oft. Splsenbe 5alliment
iperoen in oie1er Sta6t 9eueloet: S. 8
2orb, SbeebGnbler; 6. g. Barbour, Rof
ferfabrifant; 9. 8earie, IT,, Sutbdnoler
s. s. McMleDD, W6belgeI6dft, un6 s
8elder, 56ubfabrifant.
S9iffsnabri6ten.
0ew Dorf, "a. Sft. 9lngefommen
Sic 0ampfer yNedar" aus Bremen I'M
.&otterbam" aug &otterbam. Ser 8e
ridt bon Der Anfnnft Der p@Olnia" ma
fallh,
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@
gEeiteres iiber Die Mffaire
PPM Mrriifs.
gsrbeersnbes Seuer IN Silis.
&fGeI-GrplofOu in gftrSit.
Tiirsbterliebes 1lnaliitf anf
Der c5aab.
Grei @crfonen erfsbpfien.
gerbaftungen In Southland!
II. I. tp. u. I. n.
MmslGaDiicbe OSacbricbteit.
HlnslGnbiicbe Osacbricbteis.
Henersbrnnfin SifIig.

Seuersbrnnt IN 8 tits.
ct. 9etersbnre, "a. Sft. gint
DeDeide aus Siflis nteloet BON eine,
sseuersbrnnif, Die i'm @elhdftstbeile jenel
Gtaot wiitbef. Bei Mbgdn8 Der Oepefdbe
naren bereits pas Sheater unb iiber buns
bert 1eI1dftshdiiier in Mide 9ele9t uni
miitbete bas 6euer iueiter.
6ebnindtnad oem @refen
Gbdmbprb.
2onoDn, "a. Oft. Cine 9epefde aus
8aris melnet, oaB Die 2esitimiiten Der
Grafen @baniboro 5tr 3udfebr mad
5ranfrei6 brdnsen.
8Dn Mrnim's groSeB.
Berlin, "a. Oft. Mlan eriDartet, baf
bas DIIenfli6e 8erfabren geeen bon Mrniir
@nfang December beeinnen ipirb. 8is.
nard miro Der Sauptbelaltungs5enge ietn
2pnbon, q. Sftbr. 2aut Sepeih
aus Berlin eriparietman oaielbft ben &i6'
ter, Der bic Borunserlu6un9 qegen 9lrnin
an fiibren beauFtrast it, am Montag au!
Z iris suriif, pDielbit er Selpelsmateria
sselamiuelt bat.
: I'm bic Borunteriu6un9 in benz BrDsei
BON grnim's 5l id)IieBen, 1T nur nod 0i
Gntgegennabme Der Nngaben bes sSiiritel
SDbenlohe. oeutI6en @elanoten in Yarl
ilub oes Jiiriten BismarG n6tbis.
3a6ridt aus Gan 9omins o
6t. ming 0, IL. Sft. @oIIfonl
meme &ube mi 2anbe. Ser prdiiben
@onsales bat Elm 9efret erlaiIen, ipeldel
GDntrabirune elmer ausidnotlden Nnleib
gum Betrage BON $3,000,000 geitattet
Sole ManIel @las lit nit Der Nego3irun,
Der Mnleibe beauftra9t wDroen.
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sSnlaaDifebe Ssacbricbten.
Bardterli9es unsliid auf Der
~ SaaD.

Wempbfis, "a. Oft. Gin entiebli9er
llnfall, tpelber leBfeil WlittlpDh in YanDla
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aber Das gnnse GDuHtD. 8ter jnnee 2eate
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