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WI ! Take Watc~?"


The cNpic>> Of lrc Atlantic. Mississippi
and OHIO railroad, through its organ, the
Wing. tmoW> out plan for express husi-
HESS between Richmond and Abingdon, &c.
In this nc: Il affects to work through The i'll
iulcd people OF Richmond, whom trepre>cntS
to be cons ous of their past mistakes" and
who "apprecalc General MAuoSE's efforts
to serve the public" a most apprecia;ive
people they are beyond question! In the
Wings own words:
"Some Of these have suggested that if Gen.
cral Malone will deliver and receive express
matter bv way of City Point. they will zeal
pllsly cC0Ieratc with him in breaking up the
existing monopoly and relieve Richmond Of
the heavy cXacilonS now eNtortcd from II.
The suggestion may be worthy of his conSid-
Grafton, and that of al! the business men OF
Richmond
We trust His Majesty vii! give to this suS-
gcstion, 50 "worthy Of his considerations
that kindly attention which is so we'll ner-
tied by the fidelity of his liege subjects
But, joking aside, il the Atlantic, Mssis-
sippl and Ohio will put up its shinglc, fur
ni,h the horses and wagons, and the people
Of Richmond choose to open the express
business with Southwestern Virginia r,a
CITY POint, it is their affair. Wouldn't it be
Il mig business, however. to see what is called
: express freight for Abingdon going dowr
a the river 10 City Point: When it should b'
" at Lynchburg, it will be just starting from
Petersburg. All this, too, to resist 'hcav.
eyac;ionS," which there has been 10 oppor
tunitv to make Of the citizens Of Richmond
Consider the matter, fellow. citizens, ant
consider those Of your number who have
been made "conscious Of past mistakes ,
and have enlisted i'll the army with the puc
pose of resisting the "cXisling monopoly
Looking at this suggestion, which is made
t. come out Of the wrong end Of the gun
we are forced TO conclude that the MAuoSI
party have conceded that great wrong i:
inflicted upon the people of Richmond, an(
in order 10 do what may be done to righ
the wrong without making concession to The
Adams Express and what the MALONE party
j. pleased to call the organ Of that Express
they are willing TO Go an express bushes;
for Richmond uid City Point. 1t is Il mos,
impotcnt conclusion. But it is with the
People Of Richmond TO do as they please
about IL.
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The New Orleans Times secs that the Fort
st. Philip canal is not killed by the Virginia
vote. 1t dies from other causes. The Nlr-
yinia vote was Il; a great degree an act oil re-
taIiaiion for All uukind manifestation on the
part of the immediate advocates of the Fort
S.. Philip canal towards the Central Water
Line. an improvement Of higher Importance
than the canal Itself.
There is no reason for any unlriendlneSs
between the advocates OF any kind Of im-
proycment TO avoid the obstacles 10 COM
mercc at the mouths of the Mississippi and
the friends of the Central Watcr-Line. Both.
properly considered, ale means OF accommo-
dating the richest and most powerful part OIL
the Union, and both may be favored without
dctrment to ether. The great and con-
trolling population of the Mississippi Valley
will be inconccivably benefited by the con.
Struction of the Central Water.Liue, and the
outlet from The Mississippi to the Cult may
hc improved with great advantage to them
and no injury to the Central Water-Line.
The policy of our lcllowcit;zens of Lou
i>iAua is 10 support both. They cannot en-
pect to meet Friendship in return Tor hos
tilitr.
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The Republican evening newspaper, the
Express, will hereafter appear as the EUening
Journal. The politics, style, and size of the
paper will remain the same as those OF the
Express. Dir. DANIELS, the late editor of the
Journal, retires from active connection with
it on account Of bad health. He has been
very liberal and fair in many respects. He
informs his readers that he will occasionally
contribute to the columns of the Journal.
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The Wytheyille Enterprise has come into
the ranks Of the newspapers that make adj
vertiscrs pay for their advertisements. 1t
publishes Fayette McNlullen's address to the
voters as All adyertisement-just what it is.
Richmond Dispatch.
You can put the Register down on that
list, too, Mr. Dispatch. The Governor
wanted his address published in this paper,
but our figures were little too steep for
him. It will be late when we work for pol
iticians for nothing.-SQlenl Register.
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The Wytheville Enterprise has come into
the ranks of the newspapers that make ad-
vertisers pay for their advertisements. 1t
publishes Fayette McMullen's address to the
voters as an advertisement-just what it is.
Richmond Dispatch.
1t Is not 'ncw movement" on the part
of the Enterprise, but it has been rule
with it since its establishment, and we do
not expect to "depart" from it. The cam
didate for Office who expects to run on the
"dead.head' plan need not apply for space
in this paper. Our "forms" are "locked''
against him. WyheuiHe Enterprise.
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There i 4 great row IN the n0lshcrn press
over bill that has passed the United States
senate prescribing somewhat more stringent
rules for The prosecutions for libel. We
have no idea that tie bill viii pass, but rs il
requires notice TO the principal in all cases,
and does not carry him from bis home out OF
the State 10 answer 4 complaint, 1t seems
TO lis that the press greatly maen;ti"s its pro-
visions. We are somewhat entertained with
the GiatribeS against the bill from certain cd.
itors who thought nothing OF tie outrageous
prosecutions o. southern citizens. their trial
hundreds Of miles from their homes. their
conviction upon er p0rte testimony, and con-
1iuemcnt in prisons Il thousand miles from
home. That vas ! small matter, but this
bill to facilitate trial for libel is intolerable
and not 10 lie borne. This is the day of OPP.
preston and hu,lbug. We should add that
it is another step in the march Of con>oIlda'
ton
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pUFFALO SPRINGS, MEChLENb'. IL

BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECkLt.Sb'. ~,
u COIISTY yA-RECESr DISCOVER We
Az Snf,ITIOSaL SPRING, decidedly imp h[hI
ted with the celebrated Salts Of Ltthia Ing. .
Springs open for the reception OF visitor, I'll '"s
FIRST OF JUNE. 1874. -t.i
In most uf the chronic fnc,as OF disease ear
as rss,edial By mineral &aters these Sprh ~ e'''
q tleserrcdty high reputation. AZ.
In general adaptation amt curative po''es ~ ~.
esScs OF women, In dyspepsia In Its pro San Dr.
Is chronic internlttenI feyers, anu III AL u!'cIa
generated Dy malarsa poiSonS. they re wIts" T,s
rivaI among the medicinal waters o, America, - -,
propzietur Is aware that this Is yer stroiS
The public viii je4iS2 II II De sn,tai ned u! '1e wv
uonials submitted. ,,,si.
Since the last Spring season several SatA'@'Ii
springs have hees discovered at this place USl -
fhem according 70 All aaalys' made by lrn!e'i9,
Tonry of Baltimore, is decide diy i'm ~"
the sSaits OF Lsthia," which has g!yen such w.
brity 10 the Gettysburg spri AZ In our own cNuI
| and 10 the AK IL Chappe lie and Eichy wsen hin
the contiNent Of Europe and which Is 80 ~ nc b
esteemed Ia the medicas world ~ reii'eI -,
gout rheumatism. and q kidney and bladder aae.'
| ions. -.yry II
| Professor George b, Wood, OF the Cn'et'" Miner
| Pennsylvania, says: "r,iere Is PERHAPS 10 UVssI
| remedy from which epupi efficacy may be eAP>anL,
in the removal OF the deposits OF tue ure :" ..
In the joiuts aud W. lmentous tissues IN svuu, Id
ucnls. and In preventing the deposits III '"|
neys and urinary ',iassages-" +, The only
Spring In Virginia In which this salt Is '''
otherwise thar. tho merest trace. ,,.,,nta,> So
Pamphlets containing analysis, p,Is cELt,
can DO hac OH application 70 Messs ST. JONI
LAID 4 Co, druggists, or MeSsfS. ESpirb,uena.
| STOS i Co, booksellers, Maia street, Rnr don,
Va, or by addressing the undersigned y, Ride.
Va. Zap 24-d&w4m1 Taoaae :. 49,
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TNHE HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA.

This splendid HOTEL, situated az Fort Monroe
Va, having been recently purchased from tia
former proprie,ors, Is now OPEN FOR C UEsTS, with,
many radical improvements fn The culinary and
plumbing departments, new baih-roo ms, proaae-
nades, dancing pavilion, with music, &C., haaSing
been added. Seaside productions specially la
making the table luxury.
TRRas: Transient, IS per day; $l5 per week
upwards according to location, &c.
For further Information address
my 23.eOd4W 81 PHOEHUS, Proprietor.
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
i BATH COUNTY, VA.

This q FAM, wATER.CURE EST Btis a.
MEST Is now open for the reception Of visitors.
II has f.een greatly enlarged and improved since
last Jason, and arranged 10 afford the highest de-
gree OF comfort to invalids and also for tue enter
u,r, vailed baths for the cure OF rheumatism govt,
Nv er disease, &C., &C.. are TO be found variety OF
, linking waters, including very superior alum
aud iron water. -, ,,,,o
1 This famous resort Is so we'll known to the public
| that further description Is unnecessary.
II Professor j. L. CABELI, 81. d. OF the university
of Virginia, IL resident physlcians
! =. C.TARDY s. CO.,
| Richmond, Va, or
A. AUGUST, Manager 80. springs, BAIL
county, Va. my l2,eed2m
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WHAT They Do WITH Docs IN BALTIMORE.
Upwards of one thousand dogs were deli
vered at Horner's glue factory by MIR. Will
liam Donovan, superintendent OF POtter's
field, MIR. Horner paying five cents per dog,
for the purpose Of boiling them down into
oIJlp-S,iu
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STUE DE L'EAU HOTEL,
HAMPTON ROADS,
OPPOSITE FORTRESS MONROE.
LANES LITTLE. PROPHIETOE.

This delightful summer seaside resort Is open for
the reception of visitors.
Mr.. ". p. COSSARTE, one Of the best caterers in
the country, and who has managed some OF The
most fashionable hotels, both North and south viii
supcrinend and dispense all the luXurics the season
affords
4 fine BAND OF MUSIC, conducted oy Professor
LOUIS ToELKEE. late director OF the Richmond
Theatre. has been engaged for The season.
Attached to the Hotel are i Bowling Alley, Bar,
Shooting Gallery, and Telegraph Office.
te 10-1m
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JAMES Miller NcHia, of Philadelphia,
died on Saturday last at the house Of 4 SON.
iu.law, in New jersey. lie was born in
1910, and vas an olL-.ime ab0litioniSt. He
had done some queer things in bis day. The
sauc:imonious northern journals, i'll at
nouucing his death, say he was al early op-
poucnt of the slave power" We have
heard that phrase before. Il has always
been, in the mouths Of aho!ilioni>;s, very
much mi>,l>cd term. and indicated much
more the malignity Of these who used it
than any aggressive dispositions or the part
Of slayc-owncrS. All these asked was 10 be
let alone. Not So however, the save-trader>
on the high seas. who bought negroes for
New England ruiri and after bringing them
through the horrors of the, middle passage
to this country. sold them into bondage
The power OF these slaye-tIaders OF the
high seas" who ali hailed from east Of the
!IudSon liver, was cn3ed in 1903. Will not
some pous lover OF manhood suffrage give
us sculc account ot The last hours Of one Of
these "argcI>" Of mercy:
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The Wing is silent on the subject Of the
:" Fast Freight Railway Line" from New
York TO the Gulf States. This is as we cX.
y,ected. The Wing does not want that line.
Nor does General MALONE. That is not ac-
cordipg to the plan.
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THE VARIETY SPRINGS, FIFTEEN
MILES WEST FROM sTAUNTON


Gears stopping At the door.
ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
ROAD.
This WATERISG-PLACE, situated In the noun
tains OF Virginia Ut an elevation 2,OuO feet above
yads and pleasure. seekers 4 rare combination OF
attractions In The variety and great excellence OF
the mineral waters, the healthy and delightful ma
ture of the climate, and The unrivaled magniti-
cence OF the surrounding scenery.
The mineral springs include the three distinct
classes OF ALUM, CHALYBEATE and HEALING. The
alan water Is shown by actual analysis 10 be fully
equal 10 the Rockbrdge Alum. The cLaly bcatc and
healing waters are of very superior excellence.
Ample experience In the use OF these waters has
They have made many wonderful cures, and are
most admirably adipted TO the treatment OF dys-
pepsa, liver disease, constipation, scrofua, cry
aipelas, cuaneOus diseases. neuralgia. rheumatism,
diseases OF the urinary and peneratve organs. ma
ladies peculiar 10 TIE female sex, and general de-
bity. There are few forms of chronic, physical
disease that would not bc either entirely cured or
greatly benefited by their judicious use.
PLUNGE and SHOW ER-BATlIING III healing water
gratis.
The nights arc cool and pleasant even IN the hot
est weather, and the climate Is saubriouS and IN
yigoraling. The scenery IS truly magnificent.
Eott's Knob the highest mountain In Virginia, Is
in full view OF the hotel, and not three miles from
it, Horses and Wagons furnished for hire TO make
the trip. Good music crOIuet aud bowiing-saloon
ana comfortable. The hotel Will be opened for visit
ors Oh the / 9Th of June.
BOARD: Per day, 50; per week, 81 0; per month
OF thirty days, $50; servants and children under
twelve years old h.lf-prlce.
For circulars, with analysis OF the water, certlh
Gates OF cure, write 10 the proprietorS.
| l.. & VI. BURRtsS, Proprletors.
| JAMES Il. SMITH, Manager. IL 9-eodft
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:, WIZ 10, 1ros the proposition7

We again ask what were the terms pro"
nosed bv the Adams Express Company 10
General MxHoNE? We understand ttaI u
nroposi,ion was made which was pro-
nouuccd worthy of consideration, ana
which has never been answered. The lead
ing organ Of Geuerai MALONE PROMISED 20
rip up" the whole affair. we hope II
will carry out its threat.
While we say that we do not know our
selves what that proposition was, we hope
in Justice TO himself that General MALONE
will let the public know what 1t was.
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PosT4L.-The post-office at Hawks Nest,
Fayette county, w. Va, is restored to its
original site.
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TRAWFORD'S CRYSTAL SvLpHT-p
~ SPRINGS -

AUGUSTA COUNTY. VA
One-half mile from Pond G m d.not chocono.,,
ana Ohio railroad: This delightful sum ntcr r.trri n
VIII be open for he reception of visitor,
JUNE 1UrH,
The location IS beautiful and healthy T,c.,
seeking recreation or health cannot b.. b.,,gr
suited. ~ '-'Fs
TERMS per month. $40: per week 80. Nor
DAY: 50. Children under twelve years old ana coI
ored servants half price. For further par:icul,rs
address J.. Il. WALLER, Manager.
y26-1m Chesapeake and Ohio ra.IrnsI' IA.
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,WHEATEN GRITS, or Ck AZ and
w WHEAT, OATMEAL, FINE h hi for sale
NEW ROE HERRlNGiS tusl rs s,ei 81 : CO,
by u. a. do SSbs HroSi s!Gesa
ap3 30 VsS -"
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SIMMER RESORTS.

V,HE ROCkBRIDGE BATHS
will be under the management OF Captain =
TER BOWIE. OF Lexington. for season or 1874
TERMS: Per day. 42 so; per week, 80 per
month. $50. 4 reduction will be made for tarnl-
10 SiOt* PHIL. F. BROWN, Proprietor.
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~ II. PRICE has recently fitted up Ms
W. large and commodious house at NleclAn'
River Depot. aud Is ready for So MhER BtAkU-
EHS. Persons from The cities viii hud II . No.
delightful resort Ii being In most healthy nct'.
near the Blue Ridge, Immediately at the depot p'''
and telegraph Offices. .,
Terms per month, $50. Servants and ch'ltfta
holf nrice my ls-lm
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oath ALUM SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA.

This healfhfnl, beautiful, and G"'tyl,,fal ,rsort
will ''e open for visitors. JUNE l.r. Th.re nr,,
various springs of alum. SULPHUR. and chliyhciie
waters. which have perfected remarkable ca res In
used.
The buildings are not surpassed in the noun
tai0s; The fare will bc the best that srcipu &C any
market can afford; the grounds are ltrg. and
shady: the scenery adjacent IS magnificent aud
nothing Is wanting TO guarantee health or p.et-
sure.
Many caves. mountain views. and natural Curl
oSies are In the vicinity: the streams abouni with
fish; the woods with game: and billiards. crplu"t
icn-pius. and other a'nllseneat- are prepared for
enjoyment OF guests. IL is TIE. PLACE for hrath
pleasure and comfort.
TERMS $50 per month Of four weess: $3.50
per week: % per day. Children under ten years
old and cUiored servants. hal;-price.
Captain j. HENRY FREEMAN, manager: Dr..
GEORGE W. CAHRISGTOS. resident physician.
JOSEPH HAXfER,
". &. ttRRiEGTON.
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CO8B'S HOTEL,
COBB'S ISLAND, VIRGINIA.

CO2B'S HOTEL,
CoBB'S ISLAND, VIRGINIA.
This well-known summcr resort IS now open for
the reception of visitors.
TERMS:
Per 0ly VIZ
Per month of four wceks.................... bO W
Route: From Norfolk, by steamer" y. p Banks. .
MONDAYS. Wednesdays. AMI Fridays al = A. NJ.
tickets TO The Island sold OH board Of the
steamer
For further information address
COBB BROTHERS & CO..
je 12-1m Cobhs Island. va.
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ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY. Va.

ROCkBRIDGE COUNTY VA.
WATERING-PLaCE will commence on tHr lst
OF June, when the spacious establishment "lll be
opened 10 visitors.
The Il rand Hotel has been completed since last
season. and is Que of the largest. most modern and
comfortable I'm the mountains. IL, rooms ace large,
convenient, and elegantly furnished. having gtS
in each room: also. electric bells connecting with
the office from every room. an! alsy from IN. cot
tISeS. Hot and cold. baths, With closet, on every
floor.
ON the 1st Of July the original hotel. In H.. the
first Two seasons, VIII be opened on IN EHror.il
plan. ami be known rs me European li9''e' Inns
al the improvements Of the Grand Hotel.
The waters Ut the three sprrg: are ALUM. IODINE
ALUM, aud CHALYBEATE.
7 he Annapolis Band from the Naval Acti"lg
will furnish most delightful music for tn" ballroom
(which Is the largest In the iuountail>} ana Inc
BOWLING-SALOON. BLLIAED-ROoMs.wit with
tahles new and lnniern, and all u,hcr amusement,
10 he had IL fashionable sum j!ec resorts, a!e pro-
yiccd.
". take pleasure In announcing that W. have Sc
cured The services Of Mr. J. Is. TlN$LEY. JIG. well
| ncclcd tor years with the tircrn3r"r " MT" and
more recently with The slirgnry springs lr-!Lt,,
| who will assist IN the management.
| TERMS:
Per daT for june. w
Per month for June. Observation-Disclosures. 30 90
Per day from july . ~
Per month from July lst..-. 500 - 80 w
according IL ociinn of rooms. There l. 40 di r.
| cuce however. in furniture or convcnienccs. Chit
dreu uudertcn and servants hali-pric:. White ser.
wants according To accommodations desired.
For descriptive pamphlets anu aAaly>e, OF waters
app! 10 Purcell, Ladd K 20. or " est, Johi!'toA
20. CD. LUX,
nv Colin N.nIg r.
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GOLD WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
UTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
VIRGINIA

Ihave leased this celebrated wltering-piSce, ava
on the LIST of June will be ready 10 receive ''s'""
or sooner If parties Insist upon coming.
Terms: $50 per month OF twenty .eiSat 'Lt!s
Pamphlets to be had OF PURCELL. i-Aop y ~
Richmond; COLEMAN & RoG ER>, ba!sih!'-S - We
the proprietor.
Telegraph office III hotel ,,,0h M,
Get OF ut Millooro' depot, CHESAPEAKE snT " NJ
railroad. JOtS Il. e pErat' "
nv Ann It'I--
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SURF BATHING,
~ SNIPE SHOOTING.
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Ritlrmond 1|lspattl1>

THURSDAY...........'.''1->" ''' '0
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MILLBOkO' HOUSE
CHRYSTAL CHALi BEATE sPRlN',
p.L. YAHBROCGu, PROrKIErOR.

MILLBORO' DEPOT, BATH COUNTY, Va,
the travelling public. Dirercuy point for BAN
Alum, Warm, Hot. Jordan Alum. AID kocHorldse
Alum Springs. Stages for all the aoJf. pIct5
twice daily. Accommodations Grst-clas'. thafe@
moderate. ;,
For terms and Information address the nTnnTit-
tnr my l63iu
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MONTGOMERY WHITE

g. MS FAMOUS WATERFSG-PLaCE was one,.e,
LOT the reception Of visitors -, the LIST of jne r
puiIangs nave been refitted and Furnished In TIC
mos elegant modern style ard there is ey.Tr
an On Tor It'd" comfort convenience and amuemon,
". or pmeSls such as express. ,scsrt post and ,Ia
Siapi oices, &c, &c. Music ~ the Naval ,c,Se-
my Band. from Annapolis Md. ''ea'e-
r,dI kEHs: - per day. sls pr week. $50 nsr
'n Sit, June or october, $40 per month. 'e'
months, si5 per month; chiidrcr, under wo .nd
price. sei' WINS haiI
Visitors leave the Atlantic AIlssjs.ln,, ard ci,>
railroad at Big Tunnel. and thence b. branch rn.d
one and half miles, to the Springs. ''""'
adar,Ss COLHOUN & COWAN
prn
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JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,

my 225-lm
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WET SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY. ". VA.

This delightful sumner resort will be open Tor
he reception OF guests
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-23

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geiunbc Soft Die ibren elenoen elsgen,ergeltss,n
G6rper itGrft mt. frdftigt. Sier lperoen lie
gum eriten Mlal a,t Sronung, 3ud)t nno Ses
borfant oeip6bnt n,,b In frr5er 3eit tretcn 1te
banfr ais Yfelaiamc 6i,rber nit friiden rotben
@anaen in baS Saus pon @aris iiber. .Sieber
bringf ferncr 8crpauger. ,leiae 8oglinge nn
iid) nod fd)nererl &rattenlager IN Der geiun,
sen aanbIuft gu erboler; Silb 1T auberoem oos
Siel Der ecto6Dnlide1 grcurlsonen oer 8ogltngc
Sic eiaentlide 8efti,nnlung , besa Sau{es fau
SIM lit aber bieie, eine Mlulteramtalt fiji s(gri<
c,lltnr su tpcrbell. 9err bon 8erbonger lprtdlt
fi1 elbit iibcr iein @orbabel1 alio aus: v@S 1T
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