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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-03

The work of laying the new iron water pipe has
begun.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-03

COURT opened on last Monday
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-03

The rains which fell this week have had bene-
fetal effect ON the crops
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-03

Don't fail to vote for or against the school house
levy xtMOnday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-03
CANTON WHOLESALE MARKET.

GRAIN-Buyers on the streets are offering ne
following prices:
Wheat-Sl 3OgSl IS U bushel
OatS-63gG5c Il bushel.
COrn-g5c n bushel.
Rye-No |, 90c r bushel
Butter-ChOiCe roll, y ID 1Sc;
EggS-l2C y dozen.
Lard dl6c q ID.
Beans-Choce White, 81 25@s2 81 ? bushel
Chickens 81 y III.
Cheese-ll@l2c = n.
Beef Hides--5l2c D h.
CalveS-10c y h.
Salt (Iake) per barrel, 81 25
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-03

Angling excursions are numerous,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-03

A NEW and complete stock of ties. ruches, col
AN and cuffs, at G. A. WINTERHALTERs
II Public Square
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-03

No grafton was delivered on decoration day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-03
Rnsiltess Me1tls.

ALI the new Stylea In hats are being daily re-
SetYca u @. A. wINrERHALTRR's,
No. II Public Square,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-03
ynral eNews.

BINAcLEl BenocKle !
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-03
NEW YORK MARKET

BOSTON WOOL MARKET
Ohio and Pennsylvania......". 52aa0a
MlCnlgun 49dDEIS
Extra pulled wOOl".....
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27
Coming to st. Johnsbury.

On Wednesday, September Sth, tented
exhibition hitherto unknown in this section
of the country is to exhibit here-it is
Adam Forepaugh's.-During the past ten
years, this establishment has Travelled en-
tirely in the western aud middle states, and
there the exhibition is considered superior to
any tented exhibition that visits that section
Of the country. All the amusement mana
gers, in America consider Forepaugh's ex-
hibition the largest and finest in this coun-
try, and from what we learn from our ex-
changes, and persons who have seen the ex-
hibition, we eau promise TO our readers that
Forepaugh will bring here aD exhibition SUI
perior to anything ever seen in this state.
From recent exchange we quote the fol-
lowing;
FOrepaugh.
THE MOST WONDERFUL PAGEANT EVER IN HAIR
RIsBURG--AN UNPARALLELED EXHIBITION.
The Forepaugh Combination, Circus, Mu-
scum and Menagerie appeared on Friday
and carried the city by storm. The fame
of this king of travelling showmen had, by
virtue Of the most liberal advertising, reached
every village and hamlet within an area OF a
dozen miles, and the whole country came up
to look upon this aggregation of wonders.
At an early hour the people began to come
in from all quarters, and by nine o'clock
both sides of Main street were densely
thronged with eager, anxious watchers for
the grand street parade, and when it came,
the highest expectations appeared to be re-
allied The street pageant was indeed the
RICHEST AND GRASDEsT
that has ever been seen in this city. The
long line Of wagons decked off in the bright.
est Of oriental designs, drawn by horses aud
camels richly caparisoned the elephants
the ponies, the standard bearers-all these
and many more strikingly beautiful features
formed moving panorama which will long
be remembered and which will mark FRI
day, the day FOrepAugh exhibited here, as
the brig htest holiday Of the year.
The procession formed aud proceeded over
its advertised route, to the old show ground
Here the tents were spread in the quickest
possible time, aud by two o'clock the door
were open ready to admit the thousands tina
had already assembled on the grounds. On
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27

work and a speed that has never been
excelled, thus proving that muscle is some
times yoked with mind. We were afraid.
Yea, we believe we were scared. We are
the poet who sighed
"For lodge in some vast wilderness,
Some boundless contiguity Of shade"
We found il August IL, at 3 p. m. Tosum
it all up briefly there was not more than
half enough receipts to pay expenses. This
being the case, we could not pay the purses.
The horsemen would not work their horses
without pay. This It was that excited the
people. They said it was a swindle and de-
manded their money back, or the trot to pro-
coed as advertised. This We could not do.
The result was big row-a general STAN.
pede for the gates, and demand for money
at the ticket office. This last they did not
get. We thought oil the couplet, too
lie who fights and runs away,
Will live to fight another day.
Only we didn't fight. Our enemy could not
find us. We own up. We surrender. We
ask pardon. We humble ourself. We ache
We stand treat. We succumb. We are
willing to have nothing more said about IL.
We are no'o ready for the gospel workers and
think we furnish an inviting field for them.
We are contented. We shall get up no
more "hoss trots," but leave them for black
legs, whose regular business is to swinde
well.meaning public. We have lost money
aud reputation in our venture in this regard
as it is right and proper we should lose.
We stepped to make money Iast-"touched
pitch and have been defled." We don't
want any pity and we'll kick the first one
that offers any (when we get sufficient pluck
TO do iU.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27
Good Templars.

Washington County Good Templars Union
was held at Waitsie!d, August 49, The at
tendance was quite large, it being estimated
at over 800. Nearly every lodge in the
county was represented and the reports of
the lodges showed a good degree of prosper
ity, most Of them having made gain in
numbers during the quarter. In the after
noon there were essays, recitation and the
discussion of the following question:
Resolved, That granting the right Of suf.
frage to women would promote the cause of
temperance.
In the evening Frank Plumley, Esq, of
Mortified, gave an address to a crowded
house.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27
Earle's Horse Trot.

A. A. Earle, of the Morrsvile Citizen,
reports the trot at Waitsfeld which he got
up for others, but in which he made the best
time himself, in such a truthful manner that
we copy the most Of it.
For genuine idiocy and pig.headedness
his transaction beats any OF our former
schemes out OF sight. But then it proves the
truth of the hemely proverb; "The older
the fool the bigger the fool" and we guess if
we progress in the fool business as fast in
the next so years as we have in the past
10, we shall be entitled by that time to an
diotic asylum all to ourselves. Well, we
have had "hoss trot." 1t was all ours, too
1t was advertised big and it was big las a
SELL. The horsemen were sold (some Of
them), the people were sold (all Of them) aud
if we hadn't left for the woods as we did aud
when we did 1--WE were after gum our "clay
cold corse" would have been sold to the doc
tors for dissection to help deiray the expen-
SEES of tho two days entertainment. Except
in the matter Of rum aud rows it was a total
failure. In these it was magnificent sue
cess. The row We did not see, for to all
appearances the "day of judgment" was
too in conveniently near at hand for our
comfort. Therefore deeming discretion the
better part of Valor," and feeling that "it
was not good for US to be there" we broke
for the deep recesses of "the wild, wild
woods" We did We thought it was better
to be a 1--we coward in MorrisVille than q
dead corpse in Waits6eld, with our classic
countenance all pounded up by the tipsy
descendants Of those who 80 noby cudgeled
each other at "Donnybrook Fair" jus
then a fit struck US to go "berryiDg" to saw
burying. Aud we went. Our gait was no
slow aud solemn, like the measured, mourn
full tread of a funeral procession, but lik
the speed of locomotive or the Scripture
war.horse, that 'snufed the battle frOn
aiar." We jumped mighty fences. w
leaped preciPices, and yRwning chasm'
We dashed by roaring cataracts. We showe
bottom that beat "FanDy's" most endunn
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27
Patrons of Husbandry.

The Orleans county council will meet on
the fair ground at Barton, Saturday, August
%, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Lake Grange of Newport will hold a special
meeting August 81 to confer degrees and
discuss the following subjects "The man
agement of grass land, their preservation and
best method Of reseeding." and management
of the dairy" G. Cummings and Mrs
q. l.. Hunt are appointed to lead in debate.
All communications for Ascutney grange
No l06, should be addressed to S. NJ. Bron-
sou, Weathersield, who has been elected as
sistant secretary during the temporary alb
sence Of the secretary. Tho regular meet.
ings during the fall will be the first and
third Saturdays of each month.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27
Publishers Announcements.

We now offer people who are not already
subscribers to the FARMER, an opportunity to
take it on trial the remainder Of the present
year at very low rate, and we offer any
present subscriber or other friend OF the pa
per chance to assist in extending its circu-
lation and a good compensation for so doing.
A notice 10 the advertising columns gives
full particulars. We want to have friends
OF the paper in every town in the state take
hold and help to introduce the paper to CIV.
cry farmer in Vermont who does not already
take it. Several subscribers have sent in
lists in the last few days, and here is what
one of them, Mr. Il. S. Cotton, of Sherburne
says
have succeeded in obtaining the follow
ing names for the VERMONT FARMER to jar
LIST. Think | can get more, as they have
only to see your most excellent paper to APP
preciate it. | sincerely wish that every
farmer 10 Vermont could have it. think
it would make a vast difference in the i'm
provement of farm lands us well as farmers
minds.
Thanks to Mr. Cotton and all others who
are laboring for the good Of the FARMER
and, we trust, for the good of their fellow
men Send in the subscriptions an1 the pa
pers will commence at once.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27
ataths.

Al RoEbury, August 20, Mrs Morgan, wlfeOf solomon
Morgan, aged ~.
At East TOpsham, August Is, Of cancer, Mr. John
Berry, aged about 20 years.
At Corlnth poor farm, August IS, Mr. Daniel Rowe,
aged about ~ years.
At Peaoham, August "a, Of consumption, LiEzie 3.
CLARK, vile OF Marx NJ. Wheeler, rs.
Al Middebury, August p, Mrs AdelphA p Park
hurst, 80.
At Monkton, August rs, Josiah Mumford 80.
Al sheffield, August 10, Rev Il. q. SmAlley, aged 81
years months.
At 6olebrook, N. H., August 90 Moody d. QuiIabyt
prominent horssmAn, aud loE many years sheriff Of
Essex county,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27
Mad River Fair.

Mad River Valley Fair is to be held at
Waitsfed, Sept % and %. 1t is hoped
that it will prove a success, as the society
has made several moves in the right direc-
ton this year. For instance, the trotting
premiums have been reduced this year to
less than half of what they were last year,
so that other people besides horse trotters
will have some chance for their life, and also
in the matter of an address they have oh osen
to deliver it, practical farmer, f. +. An.
drews, Esq, of Berlin, instead of one from
the so-called professional classes. f.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27

A man bought horse. 1t was the first
one he had ever owned. He saw in news
paper that side window in a stable makes
a horses eye weak on that side; a window
in front hurts his eyes by the glare win.
dow behind makes him squint-eyed win
dow on diagonal line makes him shy when
he travels; stable without a window
makes him blind. He sold the horse.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27

Devoted lover--Sir, love your daughter
all that is necessary to complete our happi-
ness is your blessing. Stern parent-No,
sir my daughter has got to marry veal
thy man. Devoted lover-I am one Of the
gauges indicted by the Grand Jury -.
Stern parent - Take her-bless you, my
children.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27
NEARYLANDI
Knitting Machine for sale.

new Bieklord Knitter, nickel plated, just nom the
mandatory. ManufAoturers' price, $500. VIII
knit great variety Of articles handsomely and rapid
", Cheap CUMMINGS, st. JOhnsbury,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27
MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE co.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1879.
Tho Members Of tho Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company hereby notified that the following
monts have been made by the directors all notes In
lOIoe. on the following daYR, 70 witt
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27

Making "a per cent for
the year ending August 1876 to paid 10 the treas
urer at his Office in Montpelier on before the 10th
| day of October, 1876. o. ], VAN, Trs.
Montpelier, August 4, 1875.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27
Births.
Marriagts.

At Springfield, August 10, Bessie Alkaline, daughte
of U, Horace and Carrie Campbell Hubbard.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27
Sptfial gotifes.

Where the farmers wife has large washngs to do,
she eau save halfher time and labor by using Dob
bins electric soap (made by Cragn Co. Philadelphia)
one pound Of is equal to three Of any other Try IT,
ECONOMICAL Ngw FooD-25 cents will buy a package Of
Sea Moss farine made from pure Irish Moss which will
make 90 Kinds OF dishes such as cakes pies, puddngs etc.
10 quarts Of cusards, eles, creams Charlotte Russe
blanc mango, etc. Sold by all Druggists and Grooers
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27

feature Of this immense combination, and one
Of the first to be remarked, is the ease, ceer.
ity, and precision with which its army of
workers 60 through their separate parts.
Everything moves like clock work. This
is owing to the efficient directors at the head
Of each department and it is 10 the selection
of these, Mr. Forepaugh displays his best
genius-his great power Of organization up.
on which, in great measure, bis wonderful
success depends
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27

Al Warren, August n, by Rev DIR Hall, George Ray
mer, editor Of the Madison Democrat, Madison, Wis,
and Miss Ella Bradley OF Warren.
At Westleld, August u, Ara ]. Miller Of Westheld
and Louise K. Stevens Of Enosburgh.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-28

@esners imponirt poer our9 ben ipriib<
enoen 6euerbrano seI1redt, ,lieB er lid)
'uieoersouf feline bier 0iBe nieoer uno Be-
9ann eine riidgdn9ige Geme9ung. Gnos
lid iaD i@' init elmer unous|pre9liden
9er5enscrlei9teruna $ >pie ct einen 9roBen
&reis I'm uns ber beidrieb, big er in Der
Terne per11>uanb. Wir perbielten uns
eini9e 3eit i6wei9eno, ouf bos &al9eln
oes @roies bcr4eno, unb oa pernobm.n
mir 6alo in Der &i6tuns Die Der Bdr
einseldlasen, elm freuSises 8rlllen uno
oos @erdui6 zines i6er ben Booen bin<
seihleppten i6'peren &0rptrs. Ser
8dr bate iitb ieiner 8eute beuld6tist
unb mar oamit auf oem 9lbSuge no9
ieiner 96ble. Die Belaserung ,uar nun
ouf9eboben uno es mar uns iebt oer90nnt
unlere 10 libel unterbro@sne Mabl5sit
fort5uIeben uno Die 9ladt rubi9 nm un=
ler Teuer 5n lasern. Wnt Mor9cn ihier
Den Der Prpicribirte uno Der &eilenbe
bon uns> i'd blieb bel ben BUffelid9ern,
I'm einige Sage 9lntbsil an ibrem 10 9e.
'fdbrli6en uno bod 10 iparnenoen &C.
lt)aft 5u neDmen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-28
Obio Baiienfrennb.
sSu ben merifanil6eu &rairieu.

-@uHuN VT OeIeullyuil stHts HtElCuVlIDeH
Sa9ers uno zines StrsifSiislcrs Der cana<
oii6en Woloungen MAIDEN. 9iele bei-
ben Mbenteurer tuouten 9etriebsn bon
BEN ,uiloen 9aiie, ben iie se9en Die Sn=
oloner 9efabt, unb BON Der unluiOeriteD=
liden Mn5iebun9sfraft ber @iloniB fir
Den Sd9er li9 na1 ben prairien besebcn.
Dlit einem berrli9en Yferoe per1sben>
mo9te i9 mid nit ibnW auf Den Meg,
erreidte na@ 5tuei So9ereiien Suboc uno
trennte MIDI bann> .na9bem mir jenieits
bes SluHes Gan Yeoro 9elan9t tuaren,
100 Die prairien ibren 9lnfang nebmen>
BON meincn Be9leitsrn> Die i9 balo in Ser
Milbnib berl9winoen lob, in Der 10 piele
tibne Mdnner f6on ibr @rab 9eiunoen.
Sic Nrdirien in oenen i6 MIDI be-
fanb, boben in Der entge9en9eiebten 9fid<
tung bon Subac> no 1ie enoen, ben Mii-
1ii1ippi sur @ren5c uno bos ,uar idon
10 cine @iloniB, tpie i'd lie mir getrdumt
Senieits oes 6lufles oebnten iid 9rins
@opannen tpellenf6rnaig ous, 10 tpeit oas
Muge reidte. Npr mir Elm tleiner Gee
nit triibem @etpalicr, oriiber @6pdrme
bon &rani6en, in Der Tern. lanse Sara
panen bon 8iffeln, Die iiber bic i6tpeir
9enbe Gbene 5osen, un6 fernbin am 9ori=
Sont }panu cine &eibe pnn nit Gilber+
barren belaosner Maultbiere unter Der
2eituns ibren 6iibrer einen !on9en To<
Den aug.
M.it senu9 'uur id in. sic prairie 9e=
orun9en, i'd idlu9 tpieoer oen Meg nod
5uboc Elm. Mber Der Mbeno nobte unb
i9 lab 81 meinem @Grefen, ooB i9 mid
gdnali6 perirrt bate bob i6 bic go6t
in Der MiloniB 5ubrinsen muBte, sic 10
uiele fur6tbare @dite beberber9t. 9o
1ab i9 plDbli6 ben @9ein eines 6euers
unb raid id)lu9 i'd Die 8iGtun9 oorouf
elm, freilid nur BON unlidertr 9Offnun9
9eleitet. 9enn ,par es Elm Salt bon
Sdsern, Dber oer2o9erpIoS ponSnoianern
ooer Elm &oitplot bon Maultbiertreibern?
Gnbli9 nabte i'd mid ber Stdtte uno
erblidte sipei Mdnner bic Dor .inem
Beuer loben. 3tuei 9robe 5unoe, bic nit
,piitbenoem @ebell ouf MIDI in1tiir5ten>
Iieben mir teine 3eit, mid, ebe i6 ndber
tan1, erit su iiber5eu9en nit mem id es
ba 5u t9un befommen miiroe. Cine
rolbe @timme rief Die Doggen 3uriicf
trob oieiem frebli@en 3eiden NOR ober
Der Mnblid meiner flinfti9en 5wei Wirtbe
nid)ts lueniser ols beru6i9eno. 8ei Dem
Wi0er1 19ein BEG Seuers Botten 'i6re &C.
li9ter etmos 9robenoes unb balo iob i9
oud),' bab ibre ,ueibleinene &leiburs bon
8lut beledt mar.
Sod o1e 8efiir6tunsen, Die i@ bate
puroen berubi9t. gs ,pareu ebrli9e
Buffeljd9er nit oenen i'd. es gu tbun
batte> uno NIT lei@tem 9ersen febte i@
mid ns-Teuer, ,ud6renbbeb neineWirtbe
Worri6tun9en gum 9(benoe1ien trofen,
bas aug einem @tiid 8iiiielFeij9 be1tebcn
iollte. Sebt bemerfte id) nod cine brittle
perlon> Die unbefimmert I'm MIes, tpos
bisber por9e9an9en etluos ent fernter
pom Teuer i'm @rale lag. Daneben
groBte Elm nit einem &iemen an einen
Yfabl 9ebunoenes Pferb. Msinem ei9enen
pferoe batte id Die Beine sefeiielt> obne
es obSulatteln.
Nls ous Mobl ierti9 tuar erbo6 f6
au6 Die I'M @role Hc9enbe Yerion ouf
Den &ui unierer @irtbe, BON benen i'd
i'nteroel en- erfabrsn, oob er ,uie i@, ibnen
1rpn,N Spi E5 mnr .ir or,Sor Ho~for
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-28

Sn bie1en lrenisen Minuten peiuli6et
Gr,uartu.'e tDeilte urs unler neuer @af1
in meni9en Worten feline Mbenteuer nit.
@e5uungen, 1i6 nod in bieier 9eaGt aul
ben Meg gu MAIDEN, um Die Sllbertara'
pane 5u erreiden 10 BON Der i6 oben 9e=
ipro6en mar er isit ldn9er ols sluei
@tunben BON Dem 8dren ben mlr Dor
uns hotten ,.llnabld1iig perfol9t ,uoroen.
.@ein Yfero oas aub BET ibn1 nod einen
nit @olo eefiilIten @eutel tra9en lno oa=
~bei fort,pdbreno saloppiren mlbte 'pare
piiuei9t ba1o eri96pft ouiammen9ebro=
djen, >uenn linn oer@9ein unieres Teuers
nidt >pie Elm rettenOer 2eu6ttburm gu
@eli6t gefommen wdre.
9oB mir nur obenbin auf oiele Nfit=
tbcilun9 b0rten> ldbt li6 benfen; oenn
bas Sdnouben oes 8aren lieb ni@t
nad, ,mo er untctbra9 li6 borin mug
nm nit leiRen Soken ols ob er ibre
@tdrfe probirrn >ppllte grcbe Stiide
&ulen ous5ureiBen.
un5ere Gage moro INNER tlnertrdg<
lisher; Die 9os9en Datten 1i6 inter Nn9lt>
9ebeul 16ets binter lire 9srren perFetft.
Ser Brol lcribirte be9ann cine 9robe lln'
9eoulb gu dubern uno iaste enblid :~BaD
meire Serren lpuen Mdnner BON 9sr3
iid ldneer BON iol9 einem unreinen
Sbiere bier feit9ebonnt balteu lolIen?
5euer 9e9eben uno i'd min linn banu
bouenbs ben @nrous n,a6en."
Gie beioen BIffeljd9er 19ienen li9 au
beratber> uno elmer bon i9nen la9te oann:
WaDr ilt's. @ir baben iiber flint @9ille
Su perfiisen, uno ,uie Der 9err 1agt, fini
Mdnner Dir fen F9 eintm Sbiere gegen,
iiber ni9t miibi9 perbaften tpie bi]lie
oalielbe au9 fein mag.
@ortct, entse9nete lein @efabrte, i@
'pia erT Elm 01ittel perlu6en, bas frieb=
li6erer Mrt; luenn es ober ni6t 9elinsen
Iollte, Damn mollen mir in @ottes 9lumen
auf ben Bdren losseben. Cider lit es
Der @erud BEG eben ert BON uns. abge=
1duteten 8iifels, Der bic aussebunssrte
9eitie bier bannt; 10 m0gen oenn 5,uei
bon uns ben Barren in &elpcct balten,
'udbreno Die orei iibrisen oen Gooaper
oes BiHels fern bonn Teuer i6leppen.
Scr Bdr fam oann iiber Die Yeute ber=
fallen, na6 BET es i'm geliiitet> uno pir
Ieben uns BON nnlerm Seinoe ,befreit.
9os M1ittel beg 5>peiten Bii1eljdsers
purbe einmiitbis. 9ut9ebeiben un6 mir
tbeilten uns oemnob- in 5tpti particn
ID. 9ie beoen Sd9er banoen Dem BUffel
>en 9aiio oes Nei1enoen Inn oen Qeib uno
oieier befefti9te befen anberes @noe nm
einen @atte1fnopi, tuona9 Die groBe
JIeA6maHe bolo ii6er oas @ras bin9e-
9leift tuaro. Ser prolcribirte unb i9
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