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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-06-04
Chapter on Sweeping.

It's surprising how few under
stand this daily necessity, and, in
consequence, it has become a
great dread, not only 10 house
keepers themselves, but the EN-
tire family. Its object is to re-
move dirt and dust, and not to
raise it in the air to settle again
over everything. There are var
ious ways for its accomplishment;
many are good, but Of course l
can only give you mine, which is
as follows, choosing the family
sitting room for my illustration.
The time, before breakfast, if
possible, if not, after the children
are off to school, and your gentle
men at their various places OF
business.
1. Protect your head from the
dust, and your hands with pair
of old gloves.
2. Pick up everything that is
out OF place remove table COW
ers; cover your lounge or sofa
with. a sheet, and other articles
that you can.
3. Take your dust-pas. and
broom, removing the litter round
the stove, workable and plant
stand.
4. Open at least two windows
or doors, move all articles from
the wall, and, after making the
corners and edges OF your carpets
clean,put each article in its place.
Then take up carefully all the
dust you have dislOdged and then
proceed with the center of the
room. Do not throw your broom
high, but let your motion be qui-
ct, as well as thorough. After
dust is well settled, begin to dust,
taking your stove, mantels, and
most exposed points first; then
remove covers, and with feather
duster (mine is nice wing,
make your window sashes, door
holdings and picture frames IL
dy. As the finishing is essential,
| dampen my broom by sprink-
ling with my hand with clear wa
ter, and dust my carpet by few
delicate passes over it. After
many years ofexperiment, l have
adopted the above for my Mon
days sweeping. and find, with
little care, the remainder Of the
week keeps home at least com |
Portable. !
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Wanted. an Honest, Industri-
GUS Boy.

We lately saw an advertise
ment headed as above. 1t con-
veys to every body an impressive
moral lesson.
"An honest, industrious boy''
is always wanted. He will al
ways be sought for; his services
will be in demand; ; he will be re-
spected and loved; he will be
spoken Of in terms of high COM
mendation ; he will always have
home he will grow up to be a
man of known worth and estab-
lished character.
: He will be wanted. The mer-
chant will want him for a sales
man or clerk the master ma
chanic will want him for an ap-
prentice or journeyman those
with a job to let will want him
for a contractor clients will want
him for a lawyer patients, for a
physician religious congrega-
tlons, for a pastor parents, for a
teacher of their children ; and the
people, for an officer.
He will be wanted. Towns
men will want him as a citizen /;
acquaintance as a neighbor /;
nelghbors as a friend families as
a visitor; the world as an ac-
quaintance nay, girls will want
him as a beau, and finally as a
husband.
An honest, industrious boy !
Just think of it, boys, will you
answer this description ? Can you
apply for this situation? Are you
sure that you will be wanted
You may be smart and active, but
that does not fill the requisition;
are you honest? You may be ca
pable; are you industrious? You
may be well dressed and create
favorable impression at first sight;
are you both "honest and indus
trious ~ You may apply for a
"good situation;'' are you sure
that your friends, teachers, ac-
qualntances can recommend YOU
for these qualities Oh. how
would you feel, your character
not Deing thus established, on
hearing the words "Can't employ
you." Nothing else will make
up for the lack ofthese qualities.
No readiness or aptness for busi-
ness will do it. You must he
honest and industrious, must
work and labor; then will your
"calling and election" for places
of profit and trust be made'sur
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avs speak the truth.

Always speak the truth.
Keep good company or none.
Make few promises.
Live up to your engagements.
Keep your ewn secrets, if you
have any.
Wien you speak to a person,
look him in the face.
Good company and good con-
versation are the very sinews of
virtue.
Good character is above all
things else.
Never listen to loose or idle
conversation.
You had better be poisoned in
your blood than your principles.
Your character cannot be es-
sendally injured except by your
own acts.
If anyone speaks evil OF you,
let your life be so virtuous that
none will believe HIM.
Drink no intoxicating liquors.
Ever live, misfortunes expect
ed, within your income.
When you retire to bed, think
over what you have done during
the day.
Never speak lightly ofreligion.
Make no haste to be rich if you
would prosper.
Small and steady gains gives
competency, with tranquility Of
mind.
Never play at any kind of game.
Avoid temptation through fear
that you may not withstand it.
Earn your money before you
spend it.
Never run in debt unless you
see a way to get out again,
Never borrow if You can posi-
bly, avoid it.
BE just before you are generous.
Keep yourself innocent if you
would be happy.
Save when you are young to
spend when you are old.
Never think that v hich you do
for religion is time or money
misspent.
Read some portion of the Bible
every day.-Chunsels Of Life.
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: Valuable Information.

bostOu, DcCs II, looS.
Gentlemen-My only object in giving you
this testimonial is to spread valuable informa-
ton. Having been badly afflicted with Salt
Rheum, and the whole surface of my skin be-
ing covered with pimples and eruptions
many OF which caused me great pain and an
noyance, and knowing ii to be blood disease
took many of the advertised blood prepara-
tions, among which was any quantity Of Sar-
til commenced taking the vegesine; and be-
fore had completed the first bottle saw that
had got the right medicine. Consequently. l
followed on with it until had taken seven
bottles, when was pronounced a well man |:
and my.skin is smooth and entirely free from
pimples and eruptions. have never eejoyed
so good health before, and attribute it all to
the use of Vegetine. To benefit those afflicted
with rheumatism, will make mention also OF
the tegetine's wonderful power of curing me
OF this acute complaint, of which have sufferl
so intensely. G II TUCKER,
Passenger Agent Michigan Cent r X.
G9 Washington street, Boston.
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OLD MAIDS

Teachers, Studelts, Clergymen, Postmasters,
and wide awake Young Men and Women of ali
classes: -l.,zE -l
You easily ern first class Sewing Machine:
or Books sufficient to stock a Library; or some
valuable Pictures to beautify your homes: or
nice Stereoscope; or good Time Keeper(clock
or watchiJ or Music Box; or Gold Pen, or a
Lamp ior your Parlor; or q Fine Accordion ;or
Websterf- illustrated Quarto Dictionary; or
Rogerss World Renowned Statuary Groups ;or
Bennington Double Barrel Breach Loading
Shot Gun; or q Cabinet Orgrn worth $l40; by
simply working up your unoccupied time in a
way explained the circulars of the NJ. II p. Co
Perfectly legftimat and respectable; many
would say philanthropic. Address NJ. ii. p Co
l29 East 2Sth street, New York.
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Maxin,s for a Young Man.

Never be idle. Ifyour hands
cannot be usefully employed, at
tend to the cultivation of your
mind.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-06-04

The death Of Gen. Croxton, the
United States Minister to Boliv-
ia, occurred at La Paz on the
10th ult.
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Agent! fyou want to make mono,
SELL

The biggest thing yet. Humor, Wit, Pathos
Life, Fun and Laughter, $50 comic cuts. The
people yearn for it. 1t will sell in dull times |.
Show it to man and he surrenders. 1t is sure
every time, Don't bother with heavy books
tn at nobody wants. Humor is the thing that
takes. Agents wanted everywhere. Send for
Circulars and extra terms To-day Pub, Co.,
Philadelphia, Kew York. Boston, or Chicago.
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Every One Speaks Favorabiy.

East MarshlieId, Aug. 81, $50
Mr.. stevens: Dear Sir: have been troubled
with Canker from childhood, causing my
mouth to be so sore at times, that was unable
10 eat. Have taken many preparations, but
with no effect until tried your Vegetine. AZ
ter taking few doses, l found il relieved the
faintness at the stomach that always accom-
panies Canker humor; and by the time had
taken the third bottle my mouth was entirely
cured. Have not been troubled with it since
that time. which is eight months ago. have
recommended it to several of my acquaint-
ances: and every one speaks fayorably Of ITS
effect. Yours truly, p. 5. SHERMAN.
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS

An ELEGANTLY BOUND CANvASSING
BOOK for the best and cheapest Family Bible
ever published, will be sent free of charge to
any book agent. 1t contains overi70O fine Scrip
ture Illustrations, and agents are meeting
with unprecedented success. Address stating
experience, etc. & we will show you what our
agents are doing. National Publishing Co.,
Chicago, H., st. LOUIS, Mo-, or Philadelphia,
Pa -le' -f 1851
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-06-04

? Il How either sex may fascinate and gain
the love & affections OF any person they choose
Instantly. This simple, mental acquirmenr
with a marriage guide. Egyptian Oracle
Dreams, to ladies'. W edding-night Shirt, &C.
a queer book. ADDRESS It. WILLIAM i 20
Pubs. Phila. Pa.
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3RfnC0 per day! Agents wanted Allclas-
POUVSVses of working people, ,0t either sex,
young or old, make more money at work for us
In their spare moments, or all the time, than at
anything else. Particulars free. Address G .
Stinson 4 Co.. Portland, Me. 5yl
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Further Proof.

Springfield, Me-, May I, IS.2.
Mr.. II Stevens: Dear Sir: My daughter
has been out OF health for about two years. \
years she had a tumor come on her side,
vertised In the Farmer. and sent to Bangor and
got two bottles. She Is now taking the second
bottle, her health is much improved and the
tumor is going away as fast as 1t came. Every
one in this vicinity knows what Negetine has
done for my daughter, and take every OPP
portunity to recommend 1t to Those who are
not aware of its great value.
Very Respectfully.
MRS. SUSAN c. RANDALL.
kBSold Dy all Druggists. i0wi
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Farna for Sale.

A GOOD farm of eii acres, more or less,
IA about 200 acres OF which Is cleared, situ-
ated six miles south of town. on the road lead
ing from Millersburg to Coshocton. Is offered
Two frame houses, and two hewn log barns
one frame stable, and other outbuildings.
II Is well watered, land Is calculated TO make
quire ofowner on the;premises, or address
- l. B. LINN,
S2-mos. ss- Millersbur6 o.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-06-04

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & Pa
" CTFIC RAILROAD,
i'-~ The direct route for
Joliet, Morris, La Sale, Peru, Henry, Laeon,
Peoria, Geneseo, Moline, Rock Island, Dav-
enport, MuScatine, Washington, Iowa
City, Grinnel, Ncwtor, Dcs Mofnes,
Council Bluffs and Omaha.
without change of Cars,
Where it joins with the Union Pacific Railway
for Denver, Salt Lake City, Sacramento. san
Francisco, and all points west ON the Pacific
coast.
Trains leave daily, as follows:
Omaha, Leayenworth Atchison Express. lex
cept Sundays, 1000 A. NJ.
Peru Accommodation. texcept sundays,
5.00P. NJ.
Omaha and Leavenworth Express. Sexcept
sundays. 1000 4. NJ.
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KANSAS LINE.

couucCtlIS " k-CstNcuNortu Win h41SaS L.
cilc and Missouri Pacific Railroads, and ST
Atchison with Atchison, Topeka ,S santa Fe.
Central Branch Union Pacific, and AtchisoE \
Nebraska Railroads, for all points in
Kansas, Indian Territories, Colorado and
New Mexico.
This Company have built a full complement
Of Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars.
which for external beautyand interior arrange
ments for the comfort, convenience andluxury
Of passengers arc unequalled, ifequaled, by any
other cars of the kind in the world.
hcy- Through tickets fer sale at all General
Offices in the States and Canada,
HIGH RIDDLE, General Superintendent.
A. NJ. SMITH, General Passenger Agent. Chi
ago, III. s5yi
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WANTED. s,s4ss:sI. a Issa sssIH. mt and 4s,s .
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Obto @aiieafreuuo.

oann fadte er Elm Goblenfeuer at, ein
md6ti9es> uno banbbahte Den 8lasbalg,
uno oann 9liibte er Die &etten uno nit
eisener Sano ldmieoete er iie I'M 9ano
uno Tub uuo I'M ben 9lmboB, Den feline
Meni6entraft aus oer Grbe reiben fonnte
luic feline Menidentraft i'm @tonoe wor,
Die eiierilen &ettcn 5u bre9en. 49,
MIN iifs 9eldeben," lo9te er no6 ldlpei=
9enO uno ern itli6 poll6ra6tem gSerfe,
nun ieio SIR li6er uno i'd bin un=
l6dolid. @o longc i9 lebe, brin9t mir
meine Soft oos 2lnbere fiise @ott. Sn
@eine 9dnoe emp feble ib meinen @eii :"
9li1ts fonnte Sen bropen S6mieb
retten, ni6t 9Se!nen nidt Sanmern>
ni6t @ebet. Oie @utb er9riH i'm unb
no6 ncun So9en mubte ct itcrben -
ober lpabrli6, CT 1tarb nur, nm an Got
tes 9bron su einem l60neren, 5u Dem
berrlihiten 2eben Su erluahen. Gr ftorb,
ober lcin 9lnbenfen lebt fort BON &C.
l6le6t 5u Gel6led)t, BON &inb 5u &ino,
uno 9ele9net lei es bis an Der gSelten
gnoe.
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0ittclfilttermna Der Nfcrbe.

sm Sriibjabr pfle9t man III 2dnbern,
100 Die Gultur l6on ct,pos poran9el9rit<
ten i i, pornebmlid in @o6len, GngIanb
i'm n0roli6en Tranfreid, Den Yferoen
eine 9b>ue6slun9 i'm Tutter ju betelr>
,uel9e oenle!ben un9emein 5utrdslid lit.
sic erbolten ndmlih Die bon ben 9ledern
aus9eFo1enen iun9en Diltelr, ioelde lie
troy ibrer @tabelu nit oer 9r0bten Bc=
gieroe 81 ]i9 nebmen, bo oielelben, no.
mentli6 Bic Mur6eln rei6 an 3uder 1in6
uno ben G6ieren ouberorbentli9 ,uob8
befommen. Gs 1T 9e,ui Hermaben cine
Nrt BON Triiblin9scur, luel9e man 1ie
bomit bur6mo@eu ldBt, inoem bos Di=
felf futter 9elinbe abfiibrt jeoo6 mr.
tpenn es in Dinrei9enoer Quautitdt per~
abreiGt miro. Gs miro aber ni9t Bios
ouf Dem 2anoe bon ben Sefonomen, lons
bern audi in Sen @tdoten fir &eitr unop
&utl6pferbe &C. Derlpen0st, 10 6ob 5 bic
9il lteln einen Yreis erlongen Set bit
Miibe bcs 9lus ste6ens Dinldn9li9 &C.
5ablt. 9arous relultirt aber 9lcidseitig
oer anoere 8ortbeil> baB Die Neder non
Dem laiti9en llnfraur obnc l1nto ten ee<
reinigt lperoen> Elm 8ortbeil> Der ni9t
bod 9enug ansul6la9en lit. Ner oaber
elfiitterun9 fir Pieroe nod ni9t
perludt bat, Der made oaInit sic Probc
unb laiie iib baour@ ni6t ab6alte1, bab
ettpQ feline S6iere lebenslong MIR Sro=
denfutter er6alten baben; miro nit 0er-
9nii6en luabrnebmell nit ,uelbem Mppe-
tit 1ie oas unbetannte Tutter per5ebrcn
uno tueldc wobltbati9c @irfungen Die
les uuf lift Sefinoen fat.
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Meer einen Durasang bietet uno Die
iturmbe,pegten MeQen ii@ lesen. Nn=
senommen au9, ser totbo!i11e SBeil ei=
nes unfatbolil6en @taates lpdre in eli
nem 9egebenen Safe in 9ornerboufen
o0er tbebail9e 2e9ionen or9ani lirt, 10
,uiiroen lie benno6 peri6mdben, an bic
@ewolt Der @offen unb Die &ebellion su
oppelliren. Scne &atbolifen> mel9e in
cpmpocten Nfo1Ien bell Iommen >pobnen II.
unter bem 9rudc 0es Sbieres 1eufsen,
>uie einit bic Slroeliten im 2anbe @olen
unter Dem d9Dptiiden Pborao tueroen
worten, Bis elm Mples auffebt, Der Die
@taats=Omnipoten5 0es Pbarqo i'm 9la=
men &ottes bridt, unb 1eineln 8oltc Die
Treibeit unb Gid9obe Der 9erou6ten
@iiter er5pingt> es @ott iberloKeno,
mann uno iuie Die oerl ltodten @dupter
pom &ode= Gngel 9el@la9en weroen> uno
Die blinoen @eeresmoHen in ben Tlutben
notionaler @trof9eridte unter9eben I ol=
len. Jene Ratbolifen ober, lpel1e ser=
itreut wobnen in Der 9iolpora>. unter
Yrote ltanten unO 9eiben, ,pie einlt Die
Suoen unter 9lbasperus uno ppr oen
Morbanl lhld9en eines 9amon sittern,
baben ibren Ntorbo9ai unb Die pielper=
m09enbe G tber, luelde CUR re6teu 3eit
bpfiir 1or9en lperoen oab Der re6te
W}ann an ben @algen tommt. gSas Die
oeutl 6en 8il 90fe in ibrem lebten Sir
tenbriefe i6ren @lQubi0en befo6len ba<
ben: ni9t iiber Den pollioen Wioerfanb
binous5u9eben; feit5uboften am &lau=
ben, an Der 2iebe uno an Der 9offnung !;
am @ebet an Der @eoulo> an 9uten Wer=
fen> an 2osl6dlun9 BON irbil@em 9i9=
ten uno Sro6ten; an BereittuiQi9teit,
Dem Rreuse 5u @bren 5u leioeu, uno
wenn es 1ein mub, 5u ferben; oo9cgeu
aber Die &a9e benz 9errn Der 9eer~
16aoren 81 iberloHen; oas it, trob bes
rabuliitil@en> iril l9en @laubensentbuii=
osmus Der ein5ige ri@ti9c @runo uno
Boben, ouf ,uel9em bas Sbier Der
ots=Omuipoten5 wie friiber 10
iest, betdmpft uno belie9t meroen piro.
(N.D.Pr)
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- 9os tb6ri9te 9(n9li}i=
rem oeutl6er 9}amen in 9(merita bat
oft lebr iible Tolgen. Sebt lit in ODio
cine Samilie u@tonebroter" in GROCER
Terle9enbeit neil man Dem Tamilien=
baupte bic linn als Steinbre9er 5u9e-
follene @rbl6oft BON 100000 @uloen
porentbalt. 0ie Beb0roen III Baiern
perlueigern Die 9lnerfennung bes vMor=
rig @tonebrofer" als bes in 6em Sc lta=
mente oes Obeims Mi6ael @teinbreeDer
benannten N}ori3 @teinbre6er. Obne
GrlaubniB Der 8eb6roe lollte Mien,ono
1einen Nomen perdnoern. 3umeileu
fat iibrigens eine 1ol6e 9}amensdnbe=
rung au6 CUTE Tol9en. @o fat Der
@ouperneur BON Minne loto bic 8erbaf=
tung 6es fliidti9en Main5er Gallirers
Wilbelm @teinbrenner perlpeigert> neil
Elm Mann bieies Namens in ct. Peter
ni9t Ell itirt uno er ben Milfiam @tone<
burner, Der leit stuei Sabren bort lebt,
ni6t als v@tein6renner" anertennen 1ui4
oOer tann.
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Ser Gbmicb ppu Nc9cnba1.

Sm Tirjtentbum 9o6enlobe=2ansen=
burg lie9t Elm 9orf Deibt &e9enba9> tuo
|1i9 Dor eini9en Sobren Die fol9enoe ber5=
5erreibenoe, ober AUDI Der5erbebenoe &C.
l6idte 5ugetra9en bat.
Gs mar oes Na9mitta9s, ia iaBen ii,
Der Wirthsitube 5u &egenba6 oiele
Wfdnncr uno Srauen aus Dem 9orfe BEL
chamber III 9emiitbliGber Gube> uuo lieB
]i1 &einer bon ibnen trdumen >pas an
oielem Sage nod @9redli6es II. Sur9t=
bores gel1eben 1ollte. Mu6 Der 59mieo
1oB unter ben fr6bli9en 2euten> ein itar=
ter ri lti9er Mann nit einem re9t ent=
l6loNenen @eli6t uno tiibnem Blid>
aber AUDI nit einem 10 9ntbmiitbi9enl
2d9eln ouf ben Clipper oaB Elm Seoer
i'm lieb boben mu btc, luer i'm nur anlab.
Seoer i6limme Sc eleu mo@te linn ia aus
Dem We9e geben oenn oer ,padere
@9mie0 tonnte tein unre9t uno80stbun
lei6en uno es mar ni6t geratben nit
i6m onSubinoen, ouber i'm guten @inne.
@eine Nrme poren lpie 81 ilenl ltan9en uu0
1cine Tdu tie gli@en @6mie0ebammern.
9}ur peni9e Menj6en CAB es> bic es an
&0rpertra It nit linn oufuebmen tonnten.
Ser madere @9mie0 iab nidt tueit
BON Der $biir uno plauoerte nit einem
Na6bar> i@ lueiB nidt BON tpas. Muf
einmal ipringt Die Sbiir auf nn0 ein
9rober 9uno fomn1t in Die Stube berein=
elm 9robes, itartes> md6ti=
9es Sbier, BON 9rimmi9em> ibredli6em
NusIeben. Sen &opf init ben rotb9lu=
benoen, 19auerli9en Mu9en bielt er 9e=
ltredt, bas Neaul 1tanb linn offen> Die
6leif forbene 3unse Dtng linn melt aus
Dem 9alle uno ben @@luan5 batte er
3lpil6en bic 9interbeine geflemmt. 60
fam oas Sbier 5ur @tu6e berein> bic tei=
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rer elniidt ,uabre @e1ek Moies beiaben
iie ober ni6t. = Sic . iienier 6iel=
ten @al; Maiier @rbe, 8roo uno Den
9immel fiir @0tter; lie babten bic Sung
frduli6feit, uno lebrten, linn Der Werfol-
guns gu ent9eben, oiirfe man in beu9le=
ril6er Weii ie @5benbiloer anbeten. -
Sic 8 er b a ner nonnten ben &0nig
9erobcs ben Meiiios, ber BON sen Yro<
pbeten porferperfiin6et uno bon ibren
B6tern er,pQrtet lei. J.
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men Mussang tueiter bate, als nur Die
einai9e Sbiir. Raun bate aber Der
Na6bor bes @6mieos, es lpar Der Booer
bonn Ort, bos Sbier 9eleben, 10 puroe
ser Mann tootblaB, tpie Der Galt an Der
Wano, uno iprang auf uno .rief nit ent=
letter Stimme v9err Sc lus Gbril ltus,
2eute, ber Suno lit ton !"
9lber nun oieier @9reden! Sic
@tube mar folt an9efilt bon Mdnnern
uno Trauen, unb bas ipitbenoe Sbier
tonb Der Dem einjigen 9lusgan9e uno
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