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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-12-23
TwELEGysLATUkE.

Unfortunately for the the Lesisla-
turc whose session is now drawing
to close, there have been questions
arising of such a character as to oe,
casion unavoidable discussion and
consequent delay in their work
First came the Capital and Senator
ial fights of last Winter which con,
sumed the whole Of last session, and
upon their meeting in this city at the
adjourned session, the impeachment
question was sprung, which from the
Yery nature of the cause, there being
a wide and as we believe, an honest
difference in views among member OF
the same political organization. Great
ed a long discussion and delay in the
legitimate work ofthe session. Hence
the impression has been made that
the present Legislature is an incom-
petent and lazy body. From our ac-
duaintance with it, land our oppor-
tunities have been good to form a
correct estimate we have come to
the conclusion that the personnel Of
the body is a better average than
that Of any OF its predecessors, and
the members are really industrious
in their work. 1t cannot be denied
that many blunders have been made,
but the question is whether any 9th
er Legislature similarly situated,
would have done better. We think
not. For the last two weeks the
legislature has done mare real hard
work than anyother Legislative body
We ever knew Of in the same length
-
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The House has been holding'thrcc

The House has been holdins'threc
sessions each day. aud work from 9
O'Clock in the morning untif 8 O'Clock
in the evening. l. IS . physical i'm
possibility TO 90 more; and the time
that they remain in the'session is
not wasted. It IS true, asin all 9th:
er bodies Of the kind, that there are
those who are irrepressibE. and will
be heard whether there 4 DISPOSE
ton TO hear them or nok, but there
arc fewer of them in this Legislature
than is usually found. This has been
the most abused and worse cursed
Legislature that ever assembled IN
our State, but we must do them the
justice to say that the people who
thus abuse them are not familiar with
all the difficulties with which they
have had to contend. We have DIFF
fercd with them widely in many OF
their measures, and We have not
failed with IN ansparins hand to
point out It's errors and inconsistent
cies as they presented themselves to
us, and We have fearlessly criticized
their action, but we are constrained
to give honor where honor is due,
and say that the industry it has
shown OF late is worthy Of common
dationrRegi&ter
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From Clendincn District.
CRAB GREEN, CLENDISES DIST,
SUB-DlsrRIcT No. 5,
December 18th, 1875.

Mr.. Editor:
You will readily perceive by the
caption of this article, That it comes
from a section where the people do
NOT contribute much to the press
The recent cold snap throws quite 4
Gloom over our industrious little
ncishborhood at present. Stesnwin-
ter has come at last, and the birds
which but a few weeks ago filled our
forest groves, and chanted their mer-
~ notes have departed to their trop-
ical homes, and their absence reminds
rs of the fact shat the melan-
choly days are come" We live in a
very quiet neishborhood. A few
days ago a good looking gentleman
passed through, who caused no little
gossip among the young ladies'
They al wanted sadly to know who
the stranger was, and when informed
that it was their County Superitend-
ent, they seemed more willing to at
tend to their studies, that they may
attend examinations. Theyall know
the exact shade Of his hair, and color
of his mustache. He paid our school
a visit and his remarks were very in
tcresting and highly appreciated
While rusticating in this rural dis
trict, he was the guest of u farmer,
and one morning while conversing
with one of the family, their CONVEX
sation was disturbed by gentle tap
on the window by young lady on
the outside, and who whispered as
though she feared their visitor might
hear that the (Hogg) hog was in the
later hole.
Mr.. Hogs has gained many friends
and acaua!ntanccs om the lower side
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Thsrstl:y. the I1G, dizzy ofFcbru-
1ry. ISSO.
Commissioners Sale Of Land!'

IN pursuance OF terms and provisions OF u
decree al the Circuit Court OF Mason
Couar Vest Vir:aria: rrrdc:cd on the
9Th do Of October. 1916 in Il certain t,han-
ccrv cause tI,crciI:,rcr'lius. in which Ralph
\. S,uitlra,r3 Charles Smith are Plaintiffs
andiTtIcm.s Simpkirs and others are De-.
PENDANTS, ], the undersigned. Special Com
missioner thereby appointed, shall on the
f7th day Of 1aauary. Is76.
at the front door Of the Court House OF sad,
county. Proceed to sell BY way OF public,
aurriGn: tie trac. OF Iand in the bill and
proceedings described. rs containing lO".
arrcs. mora or !.Ss; Situated on the waters
Of the Ksaawha Five 3lilc Greek.
TERMS OK SALE:
Cash rs to IL per cent OF the purchase
moucr, and y to the residue uron a credit
Of SIX and twelve months; bonds with good
security bearin: interest from date OF sale,
will reGuircG for the deferred instalmcnts
and the title will be retained as a farther
security. JOHN W. ENGLISH.
dccl6-iw. Special Commissioner.
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We are quite willing to- have a
Methodist elected to the Presidency
next year, If he be . desirable man
in other respects. We .nay possibly
support a man who is Il Methodist, or
who is IN Episcopalian,.or 4 Hard
Shell or Soft-Shell Baptist, OF 4 Pres
byterian. Old or New. or a cOngrcga-
tionalist, or a Unitarian,or Camp
bcllitc, or 4 Moravian, or a HuSac-
not. or univerSalist, or a Sweden.
borgign, or a Miacrite, or a Reformed
Dutch Churchman, or Lutheran, or
a bunker, or anything else: But We
could not support 4 man who should
rrn for tao Office as the special can
didate of any of these sects, or as the
adversary of any sect. We do not
object to the religious creed of any
Presidential candidate, but we object
to any mans election as the champi-
on or representative of dcmonation-
al creed. Jefferson wasa distinguish:
ed President, but he was too much of
a skcptic in religious matters to be-
long to anv church.-N ]. Sun.
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Commissioners Sale Of Land!

IN pursuance Of the terms and provisions
OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF Ma
son County, West Virginia, rendered on
the 9Th day Of October, 1875. IN a certain
Chanccry cause therein pending in when
Titus B. EldEid.c is complainant, and keu'
ben \. Vance is Defendant, !, the under
signed, Special Commissioner thereby alr
pointed, shall on the
18th day Of January, 1870,
at the front door Of the Court House OF SAD
county, proceed to sell by way o. public
auction. the tract of land in the bills ana
proceedings described as containing tao
hundred acres, more or less, situated i, o.
the waters Of the Kanawha Five MIC
Greek.
Cash rs to 50 cent. OF the purchase a I'M
ncv and the residue on credit OF SIX '..r
twelve months; bonds with good :. Sef co y.
bearing interest from day OF sale VIII ps ~.
CURED for the deferred instalments, anu ~
title will be retained rs farther secn II
JOHN ". ENGLISH,
dec. 16-;w. Special CommlssloEel
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E.,ireriaI Notes.

Our youas friend J. W. c, Arm
strong is strongly talked Of as one OF
the Democratic candidates for the
fknse of Delegates. Mr.. Armstrong
is a young man of fine abilities, a
lawyer by profession, and would
make a most excellent Representa-
tive. If it is the pleasure of the
Democratic party to nominate HIM,
it will afford US great JOY to
giYchim the most hearty support of
this paper, knowing as We do 50, we
support an honest and conscientious
gentleman.
\ meeting Of the Pittsburgh Coal
Exchange was held in that city on
the 9th inst, to discuss the proposal
of the Government to slack-water the
Ohio river. \ resolution was adopt
ed appointing a committee of seven
to confer with the Government cngi-
ncers, and alta subsequent meeting
to submit a full exhibit of the i'm
proyemcnts of the Ohio river, as pro-
posed by the Government, and their
probable influence upon navigation,
especially in regard TO the transpor-
tation of coal.
Here it is in a nutshell. Nobody
could have said it better, and nobody
of ordinary sense will be foolish en-
ough to gainsay it. Said the Phila-
delphia Press in a recent issue
What the people most unmistaka-
bly, will resent and punish promptly,
in every section, is ecclesiastical in
reference with our politics, be they
hierarch Roman Catholic, Buddhist,
Methodist, Pagan, Presbyterian, or
Mormon"
A queer feature is prcsentedin the
progress Of the Whiskey trial at St.
Louis, that merits the consideration
Of the public. Babcock, the PrcSi-
dents confidential Secretary, upon
being implicated applied for a mill
tary trial, in order to head of the
civil process. The military trial, was
awarded him, but before it got fairly
under way, the grand jury indicted
Babcock. Upon this the military
commission deemed it prudent to
hand the case over to the civil au-
thorities.
The Democratic House on Wcdnes-
day introduced, among other things,
4 bill to remove all political disabili-
ties, and passed resolutions against
the expenditure of millions Of dollars
in the way of subsidies, and against
a third term, thus showing greater
interest for the substantial welfare of
the country in one day than the Rad
icalS have done in ten years.
We have never seen the negroes OF
Mississippi more contented at any
time since the war than they are now.
They are perfectly happy, politically
speaking, to discover that the Radi'
Gals had attempted to cram them
with lies as to what they might ex,
poet if the Democrats carried the
Statc.-HcrGld.
The Post Office Department at
Washington has ordered letters
which have not stamps at proper
place, the upper right hand coEnerto
be sent TO the dead letter office.
Pomcroy, the Massachusetts, boy
fend," is still alive, though there are
recent rumors to the effect that the
extreme sentence of the law will be
carried out against him.
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Commissioners Sale of House and L''
in Point Pleasant

IN pursuance OF the terms and p.o " Ma.
ola decree Of the Circuit Coir, ., 81 "a
son County, West Virginia, !enaes os,,.in
the 2lst day OF October, 1919, IN y 'rb;rh
Chancery cause therein pending, u r sr
John G. Stortz is Complainant ana 'T he
ian S,ortz. and Others are defendants ,isn-
undersigned, Special Commissioner Vs.
bv appointed, shall on the
18th day of January. $50, "a
at the front door Of the Court l ,ie s,sstisa
County, proceed to sell at pabl,,e. i N in:
the upper North half OF lot No. 10 4 ! pcir.
tier Of the town lots OF the town !"
Pleasant, with its appurtenanees'
TERMS OF SIZE ,,s
Cash as to 50 per eept: rs The 'ls.I elsd;
money, end as to the RESCUE W. nth god
OF six and twelve months; bonds s. M' d sls
security bearing interest from aas ;n.t,+
viii be required for the deis .n;ssJ q !. )
men,s, and the title will be re'''"'
farther security. ~ English,
dec. Ii iw. Special com''''''
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-12-23

y. Woodward left San Francisco
yesterday in charge ofSheriff Andcr-
son, of Shelby County, Tennessee, on
a reouisition from the Governor Of
Tennessee. Woodward was Treasurer
of Shelby County, and some two years
ago abscondcd, q dcfaulter in the
sum Of $500. He went 10 New
York, and thence to Mexico, and
struck San Francisco about three
wccEs ago.
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Only eighteen Republicans in the
House voted in favor Of q third term,
or voted eonstruetively for it. Forty
members did not vote at al. The
Enquirer claims that those abscntees
are all in favor Of re-nominating
Grant.
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Ttust Saie Of House and Lot in the
ToTu Of Bafalo, Vest Virginia!

IN pursuance oil the provisions ot Deed
| Of Trust executed 10 the undersigned,
Trustee. l,y Mary +. Wilson. and Zalissa H.
Wl.nn and, NannicF +. Wilson, on the lith'
tav OF November, 1875, 10 secure TO Cha'.
r Waas.mer, the payment nf certain note.
Therein described: which is duly nf record
in the Putnam county Court Clerk Office.
in Trust Decd Book No. |. folio :0l, 10
which reference may l,r had, ! shal! pro-
rcr-l 10 sell by way ci puhlicauction on the
premises, ir.ti,c town'ci Buffalo, on
TharStlay. the l7G, dry ofFcbru-
ary. 1916.
Ike lots Of land and appnrtcnanccs, desert
bed in said Trust Decd, said lots bein:
kncwn and designated on the plan OF said
towr as Lois Nos. y, containing 30 square
po,cs. and part OF 10, W. 50, containing y
traction less than onc-hali acre. There u
,ira4c,lui,oh Sliilots, u GOOD large AMI
commrdjous Taycri!iousc. formerly known
rs the buffalo House." nuw Known as the
"Rophinc House" with good stable and MI
necessary nutbui!din.s also u good store,
housr. near III. Hotel. This is good
s;ani.for al cntcrirising man TO open !i"-
teI aril store. Ti;tapcrir;.
T+.rlUs oil sale. cash.
JOHN +. TlMlIS, Trustee.
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Cairo, H., is preparing to petition
Congress to protect her levees from
ovcrhows Of the Mississippi River in
high water.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-12-23

Mr.. Maurice Miller, of Piedmen,,
has a button from the clothes OF the
Father of his Country"
Ex.Delega.e Miller, Of Gauley
Bridge, Fayette county comes to the
front with squash story. There
were three on one vine that weighed
over ono hundred pounds each The
largest, weighing one hundred and
fourteen pounds measured SIX feet
tour inches in circumference The
vine grew on soil that had been cul-
tivated fifty years in corn.
A wRoyG iNrREsstoS.-Certain
political newspapers in this Statear
holding out the idea that they have
been selected by the State Grange ut
Anderson, as mouthpiece Of that Or
ranization, and are thereby injuring
the Grange cause. We are authori-
zed BY prominent member Of the
State Grange, to state that the Con.
vention at Anderson adopted no such
policy, but unanimously elected the
farmers Friend, published by r. H.
Thomas. at Mechanicsburg, Pennsyl-
vania, exclusively in the interest of
the order, as the organ of the State
Grange of West Virginia, for the en-
suing year, and 4 committee was APP
pointed totakc into consideration the
propriety of establishing an organ
inside the Grangc.-Register.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-12-23

Of Kanauha, and his visit will not be
soon forgotten. As we fear We have
already consumed too much space in
your valuable column, we'leave the
rest for some future time.
VIRc.irs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-22

y I > { , B "a, q. Wtai. = Der
perltorbene Sobn $. Somne bat Die tluiper-
iltat rgenna" 81 ieinem Saupterbeu etuge=
leRt. Sofort mad, 9tegelnHg oes gtahlaieS
erbdlt iie 100000 uno ba ie and nod cine
lmartldaft anf ben iibrigeu gtad)laB bat,
10 mag iie idlieBlld III ben gan3en gefb &C.
lan9ell, Der iiber cine Wtillipn Dollars aus
madt. Dies @elo ioll ais eieruer 6onb Die
nen, elE5ig MIR, I'M Die @ehalter Der Proiels
loren allSaltsQhleu.
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fSHra1''llEd)e GerI(3te.

- 81 > il llcl0Orf i'm epanqeIiidlen
aranttnbanle III Iiir5lib Der BilObauer @run
Wfuller geltorben. Gr mar 1920 C?) III SIT
tlHgeu geboreH uuO cmpfing itine erlte tiinit-
lerl1e 4u8blloHug 0urd) Deni6el III GQlicl,
mt Dtl1em er aub 1914 Mud) Hom alma,
100 er mebrere Sabre bltCh. Spdter qina or
mad UttlHd)en uno mar BORT mdbrcno elmer
Relbe uou SAbrsH cine in tiinltleriId1en
HnO lltsr0rildsn &reiien iebr befannte uno
9eldIdtte PeN6nltdtett, Die gum llnter-
lhieOe Don ben paridueOeneu QnOeren
StinItleru oeIIeben IameH8 ais liz. un0
9toruenmiiller be8eidnet mur0e. 0ieien
Jtameu Oeroaufte CT ieiner BegeiTeruna fir
ldtieBltGD Der @egenitaHo ieiner tiinitterijhen
Stltrebun9en mar. SIN Sabre 1853 fuub
ielne @ruppe Der orct Naruer auf Der erIen
augemelnen oeut)ben NnSltelung inWtiindlcn
woblDerolente Anertcunung; BON ieiHen ion.
Iilgeu Nrbelten 1T cine mt Heliefoaritellnn-
gen aus Der Goha geid)miidtc Sale an ner-
ncn, unO eln Sd)ilO nit ben Bloeru OeS
noroll6en 9otttrtrelic8, on peld)en er piele
Sabre gearbeltet, ben er aber 1lie polleuoet
bat. Giandle auoere fleinere gSerfe iino mel.
items ntdt i6er ben 3nitaHo bes @ntmurfS
ooer Der aus9efiibrten Sti35e biuaus9etoms
men. Sm Sabre 1860 ging WfiiIler mad Ba
rtS mo ipdter nadl Sriiiicl; oil beiben Grteu
lebtc CT in 9rOBcr Armutb unb iridete nur
fitmmerlidl init Stetuba iein 2eben.
@utge Sabre oarauT fam CT na6 &Gtu; her
uno III Sonn bat er Uerldiebene B0rtraitme=
balloons Hnb ionitiQe fleinere arbeiten ae.
lbaifen; inter Den NOnumenteu 6cS GSrieb.
boies in Bonn befinDen Ii1 elniQe 4rbeitcu
BON lciner 3an0. Damn per3oQ CT mad, DHj.
leloorf, no ct, lpie aud idou in &Ulu, in iebr |
olirttl9en llmtan0en Die lei3ten Sabre aud, |
i'll Srantleit8elOen perlebtc.
= OIe Relle 0eS oenti den &aiierS |
II d. StalieH II miro leineSiallS Dor bem
8aoeaHIcntbNlt in @aiteiu ltattfin0en. 9as |
@erit6t poH ctner 3ulammenfunft Der &aiier |
bon 9fuBlanO, Seineid uno 0eutiblauO in |
@mS ent6ebrt Der Be9riinounQ.
Glne y lSmards llnef0ote eut
ncbmen mir ben 81. 2SeRpr. Mittbeilunoeu."
Wie folgt: ranf Der Sa9O nad) Becalifuen,
ami meldJer Der bamaltge ganoiunfer Stto
D. Sismard nit einem 5reunoe, loerrn i. s.,
be9rIifeH mar, gerlethen beiOe Sdaer in eiuen
etmaS nieoereu Srudl, oils Sr. b. g., her
sttpaS cOrpulcnt uHO ldlnriGllig mar, bl6k.
IIh bis uner Die 9(rme uerGntt, nSiiIfe.
pItlfe!" rnft Der @rlfrcdte, inoem cr lid, en-.
porSnarbelten ueriubt. ,2ieber Q3t5nlard,
10 Dlll mlr bod, ldl ertrinte ia in oie,em Der.
maleoetten SumpfM 9abei ianf Sr. D. Is. H
INNER tieler, mdbreno Sismard. Der ieben
SuBbre't oeS 8rnde8 fanHtc, gauS gemadlid !
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Selesrapbli@s 9epeT9eu~
tSeri6te Der "ailoeiirten Sreiie" fir oen n@or'
reiponoenten.N
Salaaos0epei1et1.
Mms Der @mnpesba,tptitaDt.

gS a btngto II, 21. Dfai. - Cameron
Surniioe bon philadelphia, elm Heffe oes
Seuators Cameron uno Otis s. Siffann Don
bier, elm Sobn bes @brrp. Sr. Siffanr, itno
3n Niiiften5- Yoitmeiiteru i'm Slotten@Separte-
ment ernannt nOroen. q
= Scr Brdlioent ipirb in Der eriten 8ode
oes Sum- na6 Gong Sraud geheu. Sn Der
ndfiten gSo6e ioll bereits ein She'll Der Die
ucrlhaft Oortbiu abgebcn.
= @s ldeint ausgemadt su iein, baB 6r.
Sbeats nid,t III bas Aubitorss samt Suriifteb=
ren mirb.
- gSie Der amerifaniide@oniu aus@airo,
GgDpten, beridtet, miro lenes 2arb auf Der
Ybllaoelpbia'er 8elt slustellung uertreten
Iein.
- Der Supreme=3ath Der Y1tbias=6itter
beifloB, anitren9ungeu 81 MAIDEN, I'M Die
5ur Sollenoung bes gSaiblngton-WonumentS
notbwenoigeu @elber anf5ubringeu.
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Die stimme oes arnRen gEeltrna.

Die Stimme oes 9rO6eH gBeiten6 9iebt S,uNes>
ter's Wsagenbtiteren ben etiteH Bfae. unter ben
e9enmittein fttr moIafihe Srantbet, uu0 oele
UeiHuu9 finoet ibren l8ioerban iiberaa auI oelem
Continent, iDo Der 8ittere ais elm 0eitmittel Iu
g8edbelfeber einseiGbtt iuorocu it, Da ieue Staut=
betrH bic ei9entbiimlitte BIaBe Der ungebeaeten
Fanoge9en6en in oen pefltden uno iinipetlben
5taaien btIoe, 10 ut es nht iiberrGihcuo, rag Der
Btttere Der greBe me0tjiniibe 5tGpeiarfet lpld)er
fofatitGten 1T, ooer oaB bre BerDobner oieitn 2r
titel ais uRerdBti in bdu6bGlt bctrGbteu 5ie ST
iGbruna Ce5 Ausipanoerets nab benz g8eiteu be-
uetft, 0a6 e5 oa5 bette Uutel IL. i4u IN 2ult ODER
Bailer ungeppbEter Art gu atw0bnen uuo alte
BeWObner Don 6rofeliteberz@esenoen ia9ea, oag e6
oaS ein5i9e StRg ut, peltbe6 ibueu iithereu Gdue
ge8eH Ole SeimiuduU9en ma5matiId,er arIufbeit
gtbt. gbenio bob iDeroeH iene @t9endaIten uIs elm
Dittel fir Wageu=, llnterletbsz uuo @dlteutei0eu
uno ots etH allgemetaea Sttrtunse= II. Rtgeluugsz
mittel 9eiddbt. u17,9,22t&lD2D
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Sie Stont 5duptltm9e ,tnS ibre
Sd1tster3ett.

gSa bington, 81. Mai.-0ie Siourz
!Sduptlinge Heb -@loub unb Spotteb> Sail ers
idienen beute in Segleitung ibrer 0oluet=
i6er Dot bem Snsianer< &omnliiidr uub per=
langten gebieteriid, oaB tbr Sauptquartier
aus benz y grenlont 6ouie" nadl benz 5otel
perlegt iuerbe, III oem fie friiber lo9irteu, neil
Die 3immer i'm u9remont.5ouie" gu flein
ieien. Ser Gon1miiidr antnortete gang ent=
idieOen, baB bieies nid)t sei6eben f6nne, bab
man ibnen aber elm 3elt auflblagen wole.
Geibe perlteben iobauu erbobenen 9a1ptes,
obne ein gsort 81 ia9en, bas giireal.
2one>Sorn nno bic anberen Sduptlinge Der
Gbepennes batten gleidfals eine llnterreoung
nit oem Gommi1ar. Der 5auptlpreder mar
2ong=Wtanbom. @r beid)pelte iif) iiber
fnappe 9fationen unb perfiirSte Sabrgeloer.
Wtan pcrlan9te Yferbe nno 9eipebre. allS
man Den Snbianern @etpebre alter &ouitruf=
tion bot, perlangten ie @in1eiter Siihien.
Bdbrenb Der llnterrebuns bsfragte Der Cont
mindr ben 6auptllng ans ben ySdpar5en
8ersen," Spotteb=@lf, iiber iein 9ano. @r
antiportete: gSd merbe mid bitten, bel ben
@eiBen iiber jenes @ebiet sll prablen. SD
liebe es uuo babe feline 2uit, baiielbe sll rdlt=
men "
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Die nSrauem= Eemperem3s@eSeus


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