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, 1875-08-21

THE peace of Europe is again in
danger. This time from Herzegovina.
Not that this minute speck on the
map is likely to do much damage by
itself, but it has the same relation TO
latent destructive forces that a match
has 10 barrel of gunpowder. The
latest accounts show the insurrectlon
increasing in strength. and at any
moment the ServianS may take hand
ii. Should this happen there would
probably result such an explosion as
would make the iSst war between
Germany and France Seem only very
small affair.
, 1875-08-21

THE RosebHrg P'aindsaler, hereto,
fore a democratic paper, and at one
time edited by Judge Mosher, sup
ports tie republican candidate for
Congress.
, 1875-08-21

Taz Albany D.m9crlt, Mart Y.
Brown, editor, has entered upon IFS
t,nlh year Of publication, and -four
i-hes like 4 green bay tree. Long
nav she wave.
, 1875-08-21

PEACE.-The world seems to be really
peaceful about these days. The wolf is
dwelling with the lamb, and the leopard is
lying down with the kid, end the calf and
the young lion and the failing together; the
COW and the bear ara feeding together, and
the hon is eating hay like an ox-an accord
ing TO the prediction Of Isaiah There are
some people with an unpronouncaLle name
worrying Turkey little and disturbing her
repoSe, q few uneasy Mongolians switching
their pig-taiis and shooting match-locks at
each o;her in Central Chine, and = chronic
row or two Of small dimensions going On as
usual in South America The dove is build
ing her nest in the mortar, and the spider
weaving It's web across the cannon ; mouth.
and peace ii sitting under her H.; tree. All
things considered, the world in august, 1879,
il getting along about as well as could be ex-
pected under the circumstances.
, 1875-08-21

THs ECaorEAy GRAIN MARKgrs.-A
London dispatch, dated August Sd,
states lhat lhe -Varl, Lane E,cDress,
IN lis weekly review Of the corn trade,
says: " The cereal crop just reach
'rg maturity has been saved by the
tne weather. We may yet have 4
moderate harvest, in good order.
The upward movement has stopped.
Prices have relaxed, partly in conse
qnencc Of foreign arrivals, which are
unusually free, but current rates
scarcely reach the average, and are
still below those Of last year. The
harvest III France is progressing rap
IDLY, but the general records indicate
less Than a fair average yield, although
IN Paris and MarscilIes prices have
fallen two >hi0lings. The Belgian and
German markets show a similar
change. General accounts Of the crops
m Austria aud Hungary show that
there Is more likelihood Of deficiency
jLan ot 4 surplus
, 1875-08-21

P. J. MALoSE, formerly connected
with the Oregon pres2, out latterly of
California, died rnils. on visit to
Corvallis, ono day last week.
, 1875-08-21

TIE postoflice department has sent
TO the department of justice the names
of thirty nine mail contractors to be
prosecuted for failing to perform
service after their bills were accepted.
They will be sued for the differences
between their bids and the amount
paid by the government after reletting
them, which on the thirty nine routes
for one year amounted TO SIl7,0S7.
, 1875-08-21

TIE Baker City Herald supports
Henry Warren, the republican csndi-
date for Congress.
, 1875-08-21

The one hundredth anniversary of
the " Great Irish Liberator was ccle-
brated extensively and enthu>iastical-
ly. In Dublin the day passed off
with some exciting demonstrations,
but 10 serious disturbances. Lord
OHagan, as was expected, was back
ward about coming forward to deliver
his eulogium, and when the Lord
Mayor attempted 10 read it the Fenian
amnesty men shook their chain-huDg
banners in his face, aud drowned his
voice with cries of " No whiggery."
At the banquet, too, in the evening,
there was something of a disturbance.
The Lord Mayor was howled and
hlSSed down, and when DIR. Butt at
tempted to speak the gas was turned
oil and III the darkness the party broke
up much mixed and confused. In this
country the day was quite generally
observed by some sort OF celebration.
, 1875-08-21

/. J. BRYANT has been nominated
as the democratic candidate for mayor
cf san Francisco. During Linco!n's
administration Mr.. Bryant was Sur
veyor Of the Port, and all through
the rebellion he held q leading posi-
U,n in the republican ranks. When
reconstruction came ami a policy Of
hate MS adopted toward the South
he abandoned his cid party associa
''cnS and east ia bis fortunes with The
democracy. Should Mr. Bryant b,
elected, we are quite sure be vii
Prove an efficient executive.
, 1875-08-21

The army worm is working sad
havoc with the crop in Central Ohio.
, 1875-08-21

THE' PRESIDENTIAL TICKET.-Eastern
papers are discussing the merits Of the
various persons named as possible
candidates for President and Vice
PresiGant. The general current seems
TO favor the n0mination Of a candi-
date for the first 2tice from the West,
although 1t is quite certain that in
both conventions the names of New
York statesmen will figure promin
emily. Il has been suggested that IN
the event Of the nomination OF an
Eastern or Western man for Pfesi-
dent, it would be well to have .
Southerner for Vice President. To
this suggestion the RichomOnd Fhig
responds. as follows:
We have seen several indications
of q disposition in some quarters to
bring forward the name Of some South,
EN- man Of well known national feel
ing in connection with the nomination
for the Vice Presidency. It should
be understood at once all over the
country, and especially throughout
the North, East and West, that the
democrats and conservatives Of the
South have no such desire, and We
think we may safely that in the event
of such a movement i'll the National
Convention they would expect their
delegates TO meet it with earnest re-
monstranee and united resistance.
The time has not yet arrived when
any man of the South who was in
sympathy with the confederate cause
could be prudently brought before the
country for President or Vice Presi
dent. And no man who was not in
sympathy with that cause could be
consistently " pat upon the ticket with
the view making him the representa-
tive OF the Southern sentiment and
spirit Of reconciliation. Such men as
Ransom and Gordon and Lamar are
OF inestimab!e value TO the South in
the Senate Of the United States, and
IN the House Of Representatives but
II would be otherwise with either Of
them as candidate for the first or
the second office of the government.
The day will come when the South
may safely enter the lists for the high
est political prizes as she did in other
days, but 1t has not come yet. And
our Northern friends must not be too
impatient 10 testify their feelings of
fraternity by SO bold demonstration.
, 1875-08-21

CONFUSED CANPAIGS.-The canvass
now going forward i'll California pre-
sents many unusual features and is
attended with great confusion in
which old party lines are difiicuIt to
trace. The Sacramento Record,
strong republican, has caused care
fliI and thOurough inquiry to be
made respecting the action Of the va
rious political organizations in every
county in the State. Full returns
have not yet been received, but enough
is known to Justify the assertion that
nothing resembling the present contu,
sion and commingling of the parties
have ever before occurred in CaIifor-
MIA. In many counties the old party
organizations have been abandoned.
In many other counties the attempt
to organize an independent movement
has failed, or not been attempted.
The democracy alone, of all the con-
testants, appear to have stood by
their organization, and placed tickets
in the field iii every county in the
State. There are at present no reppb-
lioan tickets nominated in S0uoma,
Nariposa, Lake, Stanislaus. Fresno,
Merced and Mendociuo. No indie.
pendent organization exists in San
Benito, Plumas, San Luis Obispo, Sis.
kiyou, Trinity, Tulare, Fresno, Sutter,
/ Shasta aDd Tuolumne. In several
counties the candidates who are run
ming independent Of all parties are
numerous. Everywhere it seems 10
be felt that parties will be Of very lit
tie use, at least for local candidates,
and that men will be chosen for their
personal fitness and not because they
are the nominees Of this or that Con.
Yeutlou.
, 1875-08-21

MIsslssIrPr.-The St. Louis Rep,tb-
{icaV says that an earnest attempt
will be made by the democrats to car
ry Mississippi at the coming fall cleo
ton. Ever since the war that State
has been regarded as hopeIessly under
the control Of carpet baggers and col
orcd voters. The latter constituted
majority Of the population, and were
completely under the influence of the
former. Bat there is now a question
whether the apparent numerical supre-
macy of the blacks is founded on fact.
The census OF 1870 is known to be
grossly inaccurate, ana the persistent
refusal Of the whites TO register and
vote has confirmed the impression that
they were in the minority. But now
two influences are working in favor of
the conservatives. First, the whites
intend to vote at the coming election;
second, the better part of the colored
voters are disguised with the Ames
government. They have discovered
that when 4 whole party turns to steal
from The State, the pro rata OF spoiis
that reach the rank and file is very
small. Iaymapy instances, also, it is
said that the colored voters are arriv-
ing at more correct ideas in regard to
the responsibilities OF citizenship. Many
of them desire to perform their new
duties as wisely as they know how.
They are discovering that they have
been used by the carpet, baggers for
the latter's own selfish ends, and signs
of rebellion are visible in all quarters.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-10
9hio @aiienfreun6.

&inoes. Gr elite no6 Dem Ylate, 'uo9er
oos @el0rei fom, uno fono oolelblt Elm
Doorltrdubenbes S6oulpiel-einen joms
mernOcn flcincn &nobcn un0 einc bon
@6weil,en serrillene Nluttcr. Scr &nobe
ers6blte, boB 1ie nir9cnos battcn Nbooh
uno NoDrun9 befommcn tDnncn uno ocs=
bolb litb i'm Teloc Gin Eager MAIDEN muB=
ten. 9N1Drcno tr nun aus einem benod)~
bortcn &ornfeloe yc6rcn 9cbolt, nm lcl=
ncn uno >lciner Mlutter Sun9cr 81 ltillen,
lei bic]slbe pon ben G6lpcinen an9c9rif-
fen >pproen. uno ols er Surii(tgctcbrt uno
nitDt i'm Gtunoe 9cluclen lei Die S9icrv
I'll uer1Ncu1cn, bobe ct suleDcn miillenL
luie 1ie feline bill ilole Mutter Scrrillen.
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DaS @reu5 bes OlitGes.

eSn1oiern Die olten 2eiocnlda item uno
sic oltcn Sborbeitcn in jcoem ncucn9Ren<
16en9e]Nlcbte aug Ser 1Wlimmen @ursel
micber ouIiprolien, bleibt aub Dem olten
9(us]pruhc feline WoDrbeit boB cs nlbtS
ncues 9ebe untcr Der @onne. Sle rolde
ToDrt auf Gile nboDne nuno 9omp'lb't=
fen lit ppbl ct>uos neues ober oleSGnel=
liofcit, ,uomit ser Mlen16 in ir9cno cine
Betb0run9 uro 9(l6ernbeit bincin 9cril-
len wi:o, 1T etwos ltroltcs. llno Der oltc
@pru6 @olomons "belier . picl, olS
orei Singer fo1lcn, nit 9erScnsrubc ols
beioe S6noe ron nit llnfrieben une
Summer" belpQbrt lid) Su alien 3citcn.
Go fat man es an elmer Trauenspcrlpn
9eIc6en, Ole (6ei 0uetot in Tronfrelh)
3u1rieben BON ibyen Gintiinften lebte. biz
ibr at 9(niong oieles Sa0res ein Ser
mdhtniB 5ufiel, woour@ i9r Wern1ogen
mcbr ols perooppelt wuroe. sSer bdtte
niAt 9loubcn 5oQcn, oab oicles 9lldl9c
Grei9nib ibre 3ufrieoenbelt nodl per-
meb.cu unS befe1tigen ,ueroc? NQein
eon Der 3cit an Sei9te lie lih 9eoriicft uno
triblcli9 uno uertieite fd in eine@6mcr=
multi, Die nit jeoem Sage Suno9m. 9(a=
m6bli6 beltQrttc lie 1id) in Dem 9Sobnc:
i6r Soous lei BON 9ieben un0 9(du6ern
umlte0t, bic mir Ben 9elc9cnen 9(u9enblld
3ur Nliinberung crloucrn; lic sing oo=
Der nimmer olls ,no lieb li6 our0 cine
lhmole Sen 1tcrliide i6rc 9tobrun9smitttl
ins 3,mmcr rei4cn; 5ulebt bcrllbrtc llc
ou@ oie1e ni1t mcbr, >ucil lie Den
9r9lpobn De9te man polle tie per9f~
ten. 9a cntl9lollen lid spei ibrcr
9ihten> 5u ibr Ing 9aus iu 5eben> I'M
lie lpieoer sur 8e linnun9 5u brln9en. -
81 bcfGti9t jitb audi bier >plcoer Solo=
mo's g8ort vgger ben Gei6tbum licbt,
blob I'M i'm 5u e1iben, miro teinen9(ubcn
oopon bobcn. gGie sic Mcisbeit benM}cn=
|iden idiibct> 10 be1Airmt i'm ou4 @elo
un0 Gut; oie5 obcr fat Die 9Hclsbeit
uoraus, ooB lie ibrem geiiker oos ,pabr'
6ofte (gott9cfalIige) 2e6en perleibt." -
gSos oentt 1i6 pobl Der 9eneigte Seller
babel? 0os lit leiNt su erratben. Gr
meint: ,penn d) nur erit cinmalG}eto uno
@ut in 6illc 6t1ike ; oie gSeisbeit tommt
oann pon lelbF. @ic # mir ia ldon Der
molen nitbt frcmo ober ib tann lie nd)t
gelteno MAIDEN, neil gScis0cit oDne @5elb
nod bel wci!em weni9e: gilt, ols @elo
o6ne gEeiS6eit unO 'uo lit Der Gurs
notirt liir oic1e let' ERE? NQ'in bic 9us=
fun # oorouf mag bic lnHliidiid)e 9luf=
lide Grbin BON Yuetot 9chen hel Der nit
Der 3unoDme bes Geloe5 bic 9SelSDeit
abnabm.
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-&oui jn III III il Dies Genie. 9

-aou jnin nii@cS @enic. 9 c6
rcr: Stun, Yehi, fonnlt bu mi: ioacn, mas lMr
Gin llnrcd)t Soicpbs @riocr beNn9en als tic
i'm bcrtouitcn?" Scr Sdiilcr idiuciat, Der eeb'
rer froat cinen sucitcn, cincn oritten, teiner
wcib Slntlport su sebcn; cnelid) ltcgt oer tlslne
satob auf. Stun, safob, >pas fir en l("-
red)t baben iic besansen::"
-Satob: Sap iic iDn baben oertatft 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-10

E6> i6rc Meilter in Ser Sprannei nod
gu lbertreffen. 9liemonb lu6te Tricoen
BON 6crsen, 1pnbern Segli6er Oos @eine,
Gbr1u9t uno @el6l lu6t mar oos W}ob,
na6 wel6em alle 9in9e scmsNcn luur=
Sen uno ber 9robe Saufe litt, luie ooS
unuerniinftise @ieb, oos lid l9lo9cn
uno raufen ldBt> unb liebt lib ni6t cin=
NAL I'M no6 oen1> Der es l3ld9t." Nnn
ser 6un9ersnpt1 >pabreno Der Sabre
1886 uno 1857 miro bcri6tet> oob man
6leiI4 ppm @9in6on9er ni1t pcr=
16m6bte> 9ei6cn pou So69cri6te Der
obbolte> oie &ir6b0fe umluiiblte, bis man
sur @i6erung oer Be9robencn Mo1en
babel ltellte, boB ocr Bluoer oie tcote
@6mejter, Die Spbter i6re perltorbcnc
Miutter nidt ptr5ebrte, Gltcrn iDrc Sim
Scr ermoroeten llno oonn ii6er Die S6ot
in Mobn1inn perfollcnb> lid) lclbit oos
9ebcn no6men. 8onoer> lpcldc lld) SUI
]ommen tboten, no6ten ou{ M(enl 6cn>
>uic ouf miloe 5bcrc So9b, unO alS man
in Der Gcscnb BON Mprms Trcpler lol=
bcr 9(rt, Oie nm 1ieocn0c &clicl umbcrlo=
bcn, pl6kli9 ouseinonocr i6cu9tt fono
mon slrme, 9dnoc uno 8cinc ppn Mcn=
|1hen SIR Gpejle bercitet - Mic fllrdt:
bar 9cuti6lonbs 98oblltano uno Ycp0l-
ferung 9e1unfen> ldbt lib aus einigcn
lpeni9en 3iigen ermelien. Sn 9ellcn
paren II @tdote, At @bl0lier uno 300
9Drfcr 9spliinocrt unb perbrannt. Sn
gSurtemberg lo9en s @tdbte> As 0Drfer
uno 36,OS6 6du 1er in Ni6e. 0ieles
9ono sdblte 1854 nod $4,000 Men=
|16sn uno lieben Sabre barauf nur mod
Il 900 Ginmo1ner; Der BON 1923 bis
1850 crlittcne G9oben Wirtcmbergs
miro oui nobe 119 @uloen ongcgebcn.
Sn @6lelien unb ben branocnbur9il6en
N}orfen luor in Ben @tQOten Elm 9rit=
!beil Der @duler eingeQlGert unO bic Se=
pDlferun9 bis ouf elm Tiinftbeil 5ulam=
mengcl6mol5en. 1910 mar IN N}lnoel1
Elm @erbot erl6icncn mc6r ols 24C
@dIte sur @o65eit ju loocn unb ooS Dor
gel 6riebene M}oB ppn @peilen uno &C.
trdnfen bei 16>ucrer @trofe ni6t 81
iiberl l9reiten, 1920 bettclten ebenboltlbi
5crlumpte 8iirser 5mil6cn Bronol ltattc1
Sn eoer1d6]il6eu Gtdoten Dotte mar
lelblt @onbperfer nit @plotcttcn In
@als unb 8rait 9elebell, uno jebt &C.
,pobrte man mebr Derrenlole ols belpobnt
$5dul fer; wurben bel Grbebun9 oer Gtcu
ern bie SHORE 9el6lolien uno Die 9SoD
nungen BET Biirger BON Sclpoffnctel
our6lu6t. 9}ur in Goroluanen wo9t
man BON elmer Gtabt sur onber1 5ll rel
fen. Mu9sburg BON $4,000 auf 10000
Ginluobner Derob9eiunfen. ST miro DC!
9elummten 9eutl6lonos Gcrlnlt ar
Men16en ouf - Millionen on9e9cben
Sic 8liit6e Der BepDltcrun9 ficl; bcnl
mic cin Sc l6i6tl6reibcr bes S(ltertbumS
1ast, i'm Trieocn be9rd6t Der @o6n Der
@otcr, i'm &rie9e Der Yoter ben @pbn
Sic 6an5c 1anf> Der 9onoel I'M Snnerr
@eutl l6lanos wor p0llie babin> Der Siir,
ger obne Ginfalt unO G6re. 9ie Gr=
5eugni1le oeutl lben TleiBes 'ponoerte'
6ur9 9ebun9ene 90loner III oie Tremoc
Tiirlten grifftn 5u elmer wertblolen Snte:
rimsmiinse unb in SDiirin9cl1> mo &C.
gen Gnoe oes &rie9es Gin Yfcro NIT 3O>
900 @uloen 6c5oblt wuroc, laD man por
Trauen Den Yilug 9eSo9en.
| 11ohor Aer ! III rp IF I m II
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Sebt mo9t li6 oer Slime lein &ellsfDl
(folte @@ale) in b@ @turmboube aus
@cin uno @emmeln." SIM 2a9er 5u
Mlrnbers, >pp @ultap NOolf sic 9rDbte
Mo6t ,pabrenb offer 1einer Telo5i9e per=
1ammelt bate waro bos 8ono itren9er
Rrie9sau6t nod loderer, ols tpdbreno
ser Not6 sum 9Scrben. Sic befti9c
&eoe bes &6ni9s an Die pcrlommelten
Offi5iers 9ibt es su ertennen. vSbr. Sir
iten, 6crren uno Cole - ricf CT aus
- ibr, bic lift belfet> cuer ei9en 2anS su
serIt0ren: mein 9er5 erbittert lid, ia
meine Gin9epeioe sittern, oo ib bic &la9e
jebt b6rc, oob l4>ueoil4e Golootcn fiir
unrer1 1dmter geboltcn weroerL ols lclblt
jene oes Teinoes. 9luein cs lino feline
@dpeoen> es lino Bic 9euti6cn iclblt,
bic li6 NIT bielen 9(uSl l6>ueiflln9cn bei ilct
cftn. 0dtte id cu6 getannt, ibr Oeut=
56en, 6aB ibr 10 luenig 2icbc su ellrem
eigenen@anoe tragct, ib bdtte tein Ficro
ellrettpegen gelattelt, 9eldwei9e mcinc
&rpne, mein 2cben fir eub cin9elcbt.
gls @ultau 9loplf i'm swcitcn SATIRE no9
leiner 2onoung in bic @tobt Grflrt cin=
sp9, oob CT Sen Be>pobncrn Die Grlaub=
nib, iolebe @e@ellen> Die entpeoer Der 9e=
mcinen @toot poer einem ebrli6en Mann
BEN Sonsfrieocn brc6cn pber l(nfllg an
ri9ten, ohne Semanoes Ginreoen nit
|re6tli6er gtrafc su belc9en, lie lollen
ni1t fiir9ten, i'm bierour6 5u er5iirnen; !;
ct weroe bontbar lcin uno lie 9e9cn Sc
hermann pertreteu. Gr gi6t es in ibrc
9ano, @1af ooer W0lfe 81 boben, je
na6oem 1ic 1id bic Bel ltro fung oes BD=
an9elegen lein, ober lid) einl@rdnten>
iiberl 6nar9en uno oen llebeltbatern ibre
@trei6c bin9eben loiien. Mie furdtbar
muBte Die 9isciplin 9eiunten leinL nm
Gu ltau Moolpb 5u elmer iol6en Grloub=
nib 5u bringen. 8on oa an muroe bic
9isciplin bcs i6meoi l6en 9eeres i'm
breiBisj sjabri&n &r;e9e ME mieoer ber9e=
ltellt. Sic 8erlpiloerung nabm INNER
Su unb Die @6>peoen boben in 9eutl 6=
lonb tpeni91tens e6en1opiel @rduel ppll=
bra6t ols bic &oi1erli6en. Sic |6eub=
li6e Griinbung Mi1 1tjau6e ein5u9ieBen,
uno 10 bas Sc jtdnbniB perbor9ene1
@@dte 81 er5win9et, fat untcr Der Se=
nennung @6luebentrunt oie Grinnerln9
an Die Grfinber Die Ier SDrtur biz in nn=
|lere 3eit erbalten. ueber Die Seriuiii flung
Bopcrns our6 Die @9mcOen 1agt Elm
neuerer @e16i9t16reiber : vMeine @ono
lpeigert 1i9, Die @rduel nieOcr5ul l6reiber,
lpel9e oen 9lamen ser @6peoen gum
Tlu6 i'm Mfun6e bes beuti6cn @oltes
perwonoelt boben. Gs 1T gut, oob Der
Na@welt bos @rdBli6lte perl6luie9en
blei6t, oamit lire 801elpi6ter ii6 nidt
tr61ten tonnen, in ber 8prluelt pon nod
I 9rOBeren 1ngebeuern iibertrofen >poroen
Su leil." Bei biel ler 2irt &rie9 Su fiji
rem, mubten Die 2dnocr per6ocn uno 5u=
lebt bic @eere 1elbi peroer6en. Gs fam
|bobin, 6aB oer &duber fein 8roo me6r
fano gum &auben. @aSe SHcre Der
I6wanoen BON Der Groe, obne eincn
6eino 9e1eDen 5u ba6en. Gin Mu9cn=
aeugc i6rei6t: ~Sn 9eutl@lanb 9ing es
in 6iei ier 3eit crbdrmlib Der; Die Sam
oesfinoer warcn pertrieben uno Tremoe
batten oos 9tei9 inne. 9Selde aber su
6aulc mod lebten> >uuroen bernlaben
ppn bcn,,fremoen @Dlfern te6anoelt, ooB
lie lieber oos bittere Gleno bdtten 6ouen
Gin Der SSrem0e lebel1)> ols Den Inter
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bag 6ous aber por Blinoerung gu er-
balter, enblib freinillis uno 6ffentli6
(@bre unb Su9enb bintanselebt) Elm
'Mebreres tbun, unb lieb es Seoermann
ali fortseben> aus Serseleio uno ST.
triibniB uno Neutrality-suspicious. Webmutb
nod ba5u la9enu un0 eriuarteno> mas
Die @anb oes S69iten Der @ad)e fir
einen 9ln19la9 9eben m0@te. Ser &6=
Mig 1elbit ipri9t 1i6 iiber bic grmee in
elmer amtli6en Werfusung entlebli6 aug;
CT 1ast u9a i9 1ebe, ooB Die guflD}ung
in n,einen Seeren folt augemein lit, uno
olles bisberige Be,po6en ber gSe9e Die
sSreibeit unb TeigDeit ni6t gu 5ii9cln
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