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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08
A Warning to Triflers.

a young lady visiting at the house OF
Christian friend in Philadelphia. was
invited to 20 10 Methodist Church on
the Sabbath; bright Sabbath morning
in February, 1857. She consented, and
went--gay, and cheerful, and thought.
less. The minister announced the text !:
Boast not myself OF tomorrow for
thou knowest not what day may bring
forth" PROV. xvii, H. The sermon
was impressive the services thoroughly
peculiarly adopted 10 leave lasting i'm
preston on every heart. The minister
seemed 20 feel land paused 20 remark
during the sermon) that this was the last
sermon for some ono in that house.
The young lady, on the way home.
criticised the sermon and the minister
severely. She sneered ut its solemn
truths. She laughed at the serious train
Of thought IN the discourse. In trif.
ling way. she found fault With The min.
ister's treatment Of the text. She sad ::
II do not believe in this thing Of death
coming so soon. \ minister has no
business 10 preach in that way. WHY
III insure every life there for sixpence."
That Sabbath night that young lady
died. In the morning she was a gay.
thoughtlcss creature. At midnight size
was in eternity.
Keep thy foot when thou cocst 90
the house of God. and be more ready
TO bear than 70 give the sacrifice Of tho
fool"
tUJ. y. Baughman. an cx.sheriF Of
Wharton county. Texas, vas recently
murdered while asleep in his bed. near
Eagle Lake. lie had been suspected OF
advising the negroes 10 insurrection and
Of furnishing them with arms aud am
munitiJu
The stenaer FEMME Baker. while
lying at Trenton wharf Monroe. La,
exploded her boiler on tie 1st instant.
killing two colored deck hands and
wounding several others.
EYJscob Riehl. a soldier in tho "a,
Of 1912, who resided AZ Bentztown
bridge. in Frederick county. Nd dlcJ
~ Monda y last aged about so YEAR,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08
A Happy Home.

In happy home there will be no
fault-finding. overbcaring spirit, there
will be no peevishness or frctfulness.-
Unkindness will no: dwell in the heart
or be fond on the tongue. Oh the tears,
the signs. the wasting Of life and health,
and strength, and af all that is most TO
be desired in happy home. occasioned
merely by unkind words. A celebrated
writer remarks to this effect. namely.
that freiting and scolding seem like tear.
ing the flesh from the bones. and that we
have no more right to be guilty OF this
sin than we have to curse and swear and
steal. In happy home all selfshncss
will be removed. Its members will not
seek first TO please themselves, but will
seek to please each other. Cheerfuluess
is another ingredient of happy home.
How much does n sweet smile, cmana-
ting from heart fraught with love and
kindness, contribute TO make home han
py. At evening, how soothing is the
sweet eheerfulness that is borne on the
countenance OF a wife and mother. How
do parent and child, the brother and sis
ter. the mistress and servant, dwell with
delight upon these cheerful looks, these
conhding smiles that beam from the eve
and burst from the Utmost soul of those
who are near and dear. How it hastens
the return Of the father. lightens the
cares of the mother. renders it more ca
sy Tor tue youth To resist temptation,
and drawn by the cords of affection, how
1T induces them with lowly hearts to
return to the parental roof. Seek, then.
TO make home happy.-Er.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
PROM
Green Spring Run 20 ROmney.

rT7HE subscriber having changed iic running
4 OF bis daily liac g.; Stages lcundays eGctp-
tod from Patter'ous Creek % Green Spring
Run, will leave frth morning Green Spring
ltaa upon iNs arrival 81 the accommo-
latou train 7ni leave IOmucy AZ 4. NJ, each
morning md connecting with the western bound
H.sommodttrr train . q. ". By this line, dis
lance between Green Spring Ruu and Romney is
nliI-3 miles. shortest route Passengers NAV rest
's-5ed that ON the part OF the proprietor eve
ft attention viii De paid 60 their comfort All
F'. 1's entrusted 70 uc WILDE attended Co..
ISAAC PARKER.
Augu,, 10 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

y woman who has no arms, was
married at lexington, England, recently,
with great ceremony, the indispensable
ring being placed on the third toe OF her
left foot. At the conclusion Of the maj
riagc ceremony, she signed the marriage
register, holding the pen with her toes.
in very decent hand"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08
SOUTH 3ranth 9atelliseneer.
RoMNEY, FRIDAY, SEPT. g.. 1876.

~ 1t is said the South has really
more iron furnaces in blast in proper.
ton to her number of inhabitants than
the North has. and very few are losing
money. 1t is asserted that tho only
mill in the United States running ex.
clusively on railroad iron which declar.
Ell legitimate dividend for 1878 was
the one IN Chattanooga.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08
Farmer and House Keeper.

CREAM SPONGE CAKE.--Six cggs. two
cups OF hour. two cups OF sugar. two tea.
spoonsful OF cream OF tartar. one tea.
spoonful OF baking powder. we'll mixed
in -four. and one half teaspoonful soda
dissolved in very little hot water beat
the yolks OF eggs and sugar together nm.
til perfectly light and creamy. add 10 il
the we'll beaten whites. then tho -four.
and lastly the soda Bake I'm rouad tins
about an inch thick.
CREAM ron CAKE.--Hcat one pint
OF milk. and add TO il one table spoon.
ful OF corn starch dissolved i'm a little
milk. two eggs. one cup OF sugar. all
beaten together; boil it until it thick
ems. When the cakes arc cold spread
the cream between them, or split the
cakes and fll with cream.
PicKLED PEARs.-Ten pounds OF
pears, three pounds OF light brown su.
gar, one quart vinegar. one ounce Gin
namon, one ounce cloves (groundD, one.
quarter pound citron; put oil in togo.
Their and boil until the pears are tender.
ed; skim out and let the syrup boil half
an hour longer.
Sort GINGER BREAD WITHOUT Milk
OR EGos.-ODe pint OF New Orleans
Molasses. one cup OF butter and lard 10.
gether. one tablespoonful soda dissolved
in cup of boiling water. two table
spoonfuls OF ginger. Stir we'll together.
then add -four enough TO make thicl,
batter. Bake in stove pan.
CoUGHiSG.-Thc best method OF cas-.
ing cough is TO resist it with all tho
force of will possible, until accumulation
of phlegm becomes greater; then there
Is something to cough against, and it
comes up very much easier and with
half the coughing A great deal OF hack.
ing and hemming and coughing in in
valids is purely nervous, or the result OF
mere habit, as is shown by the frequency
with which it occurs while the patient
is thinking about l.. and its Compare.
tive rarity when he is so much engaged
that there is no time to think, or when
the attention is impellcd in another di.
rcction.
How TO SAVE CHILD FROM CHoAK-
iSG.-I was engaged in hauling wood
from timber ranch 70 Austin, Reese
river, Nevada. There was a house over
the summit from the above place, where
resided two families belonging TO the
woodchoppers, and, on arriving in si~h'
OF the house, a woman came ont AN
beckoned me 10 make haste tia, som
thing was wrong. I did a.. anl iuSt F,
time, for the other woman came on
holding child in her arms, apparently
dead. 1t was black in tue face. She
said the child had been eating pine.nnts
| and had got she'll in its throat; had
chokcd. and was dying. immediately
got piece Of board about four fec. long
and placed it across the door-sill She
set the child on one end and tipped
the other, making a sudden jar, which
caused the shell TO pass downward, aud
gave the child immediate relief. No
person can imagine how overjoyed that
mother was for saving her only child. I
know of several cases in which the pro.
cess has proved Letter Ia
Sacramento Union
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08
N G T &c e

NNEREAS, my son Benitmin Nooreland.
w minor has .ei his home near Higgins
VIE henrshire county, without any Just cause.
hereby notify all persons tot TO harbor or en-
10Y SAID 10y, ~ any one so otendinE will be
i|'-'culrt Co the extent Of The law I also eau
ZION ihe Public not 'o t,ust Tive said how on INV
account rs j will not bc responsible for any
c,its 'te' nc may contract
JAMES MOORELNND.
August g. iF-E. -lfud
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

IHE NATIONAL DEBT.-In his letter
OF acceptance, Gov. TILDEN proposes to
pay off the whole of our debt by n saw.
ing of one per cent. OF interest which is
now paid. That would save seventeen
millions year. and that saving repu.
larly invested at four and a half per
cent, would. in less than thirtv.eipht
years, extiDguish the principal This
means simply that if the Government
continues to collect from the people.
tho same amount as now for the nav
ment OF this interest. aud were TO rein.
vest the loan ut q saving Of one per cent.
interest, we should in less than thirty.
eight years have sufficient in hand to paw
off the whole debt and relieve ourselves
from any further taxation on its account.
We should not have to pay any more
than now as taxes, and although we are
now only providing enough for the int
rest, under Gov. TlLDEN's plan, we
should not only be paying the interest,
but laying by sufficient TO pay the prin.
cipal in less than SO years - Char. Cour.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08
A NOBLE LIFE

These lines we're sent friend. as de
scriptivc Of the life and character OF a
noble woman:
II live for those who love nc
For those who know me true.
For the heavens bright above me.
And the good that ] can do;
For the cause that needs assistance
For the wrongs that lack resistance.
For the fCture in the distance.
And The good that 7 csr do.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

HOMEMADE BEAUTY-Thc more they
use their muscles, the stronger, and
consequently the more beautiful, any
girls and boys will grow. They are
something like the trees and plants
The more these are stirred by the wind
the more rapidly tue sap flows through
their trunks and branches. and the
stronger and more beautiful they become.
Boys and girls have these advantages ::
they can exercise just when they wish.
and never wait for the wind TO come
and blow them.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

tS The potato bug has had good
d cal Of mischief laid at his door. but the
worst charge Of all is that he has
bit man at Kingston. r. l., and given
him the lock-jaw.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

Ia Good Heavens if they did things
that way in America what would become
OF the legal profession. "A Liverpool
lawyer has been compelled to pay da.
images for having given bad professional
advice
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08
~CJsNEEING.

VIZ undersigned would respectfully inform,
his Trends OF The county of Hampshire, tina
.Ie is prepared 10 10 StIl.veyiut, unou the
shol test notice. Ofce--the one occupied hy DR.
Is ". LuPton, Romncy, Yves; Va
March Q, 1866. A. MONROE
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

tV \ little girl died at Bernard, VT.
tie other day from paralysis caused by
The poison in colorcd stockings which she
had been in the habit of wearing.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08
TERMS OF ADVERTISING /:

The rates of advertising are, for a square ten
ltne5} or less, OSE DOLLAR AND FIrry Cents for
ihree insertions-larger ones in the same proper
ton Each continuance 3Ti cents.
Quarterly, half yearly. and yearly advertise
mens insei ted alta liberal reduction on the above
I aies.
Yearly advertisers disseminating during the
year will be charged regular rates.
Noadvertisenent to be considered by the mont tn
or year unless specified on the Manuscript or pre-
Niously agreed upon between the parties.
Resolutions OF associations, communications Of
limited interest and notices Of deaths exceeding
TN LINKS will be charged ten cent? per line.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08
Glass FRUIT JARS.
THOS WIGHTMAN e. CO.

- Wood street Pittsburgh
WINDOW >S.EOTTLES &VTAI.S
or ali kinds. Orders promptly cxccu.
ted. Get our price, and circulars before
buying. Quality unsurpassed. May ~.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

SHRINkAGE.-Jones saws that tho
white flannel suit he bought year ago
has proved very economical invest.
ment. and has been Of much use in his
family. Jones weighs $50 pounds. and
when he bought IL IL fitted him remark
ably well. After the first washing. bis
eldest son, who weighs 100 pounds less
than Jones, senior, found it an excellent
1T. Two washing more made the gar.
nents delightful for youth OF nine.
and at the end Of the season tic baby
was adorned with the habilimcnts. which
had shrunH just enough TO make them
TIT for a child out OF creeping clothes
This year Jones wife uses them "A a
dishcloth. Where all that flannel has
shrunk TO Jones doen't see, and says ho
would willingly take his whole family
and liIs mother-in.law 10 lecture which
would explain il, aud pay double price.
~ During town meeting tie
question Of equalization OF school mo-
ney was being discussed. One old zen.
tleman. in the course of the debate. OK.
claimed in great heat: WHY, SIR.
Moderator, the money is not equally
divided. In district No : they hase
sixty.seven dollars and ouly ono scheisr
one bare little girl and no more =
Now, sir, what should he done in such a
case" There was pause for a moment.
when chap with pipe ia his mouth.
% the back Or the room, bawled out 49,
Take the money aud buy her some
clothes"
KILLED ny SWALLOWING A TYry.--
During Thursday night. Eliza woodinr.
whose father Mr. Daniel :. Woodiug
resides at S29 Warren street. died after
an illness that may properly be said 10
have continued for two weeks. although
no alarming indications were noticeable
during the early part OF that time. A.
bout two weeks ago. the child, she was
twelve years OF age, was playing with =
few printers types, and putting .orne
into her month, ono accidently sitpped
down bor throat until she was compeiled
% swallow IL. She was a bright. heal
thy child, and in good fesh at the time
In DAY or two her appetite failed anil
her flesh fell of Medical assistance
vas secured but the case did not seem
TO mend. The child was reduced ~ =
skeleton and was falling every day
She was deprived Of her strength en-.
tireiy aud was utterly helpless. At lat
the iypO passed from tho child's svster,
and hopes were entertained that sbc
would recover but they were vain. The
poisonous metal had been retained tos
long Bsr'i',yto~ f7ro Hot-t,gs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08
South Branch Intelligencer.
William Harper, Editor.
O6ic~, Corner Main and Grare1 Lone SIS.
EoMsEY, WEST VIRGINIA.
I L II NJ 8 /:

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per
snnum-or TWO DOLLARS, ifpaid in advance
No paper will be discontinued, except at the
option of the publisher, until all srresrages have
icen settled
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

~ Advices received at ST. Louis on
the 3lst ult. from Decatur, Texas, saws
Rev. W. G. England, Methodist min.
lister, his wife. step daughter and four
step sons, were murdered ut their home
six miles from Montague. on last Sa.
turday night, by party of disguised
men. No particulars Of the fiendish af.
'air has been received, but it is suppos.
ed the butchery was committed for mo.
ney, rs the family were considered rich.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

~ At the Convention Of Instructors
CT the Blind held in Philadelphia. on the
18th, 10Th add 18th Of August, the Com.
inittcc OF awards of the Patton prizes
for the best essays on the Employment
OF the Blind" made Tire following dis.
triOuiion:
lst prize 10 r. Gary, New Yor.. znI
prize - IL. n. Johnson. West W.. and
3rd prize to Mr. Shotvc''. % Michtr.n.
Last Spring, Mr.. Otis Patton. O. tie
Arkansas school for TIE blind. offered
$50 20 be distributed Into three prize,
Tor the best essays on the employment
Of the Blind" The trial was limited
TO blind competitors. Of whom there we're
about twenty. Mr. Patton is vet a
young mar and though blind. has proven
q very successful superintendent Of the
school FOR tho blind at Little Rock. lie
IS leaving no means uutried TO render
available the powers OF blind persons.
lie has contributed more information
upon this subject than. perhaps. any 9th.
or man IA America; nor is IL rcmarka.
bic at all, for he has made this object a
specially. In the recent competition
for his prizes, he might have received a
much larger fluid OF useful kuowledge
on his favOrite subject, had 10 not been
for the clause in his Circular, restricting
the competition to the blind. Light is too
precious TO be despised. come from what
source il may. Let our motto bo more
light" 10 our quest after the means Of
bringing light Gu, Of darkness j.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

tV'A prize of $500 is offered by the
Georgia state Agricultural Society FOR
p preventive or cure Of hor cholera and
another Of 500 fox chicken cholera.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

Remember, 10 he almost saved is
to be altogether lost TO De Jealous a.
bout everything bu' the one thing
ncedful" Is an Insult to God and your
e1crls3ting interests
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

% \ newspaper is window through
which men look ont on all that is poino
on in the world. Without a newspaper
man is shut in small room, and
knows little or nothing Of what is hap.
pening outside Of himself. I'm our day
the newspapers keep pace with history
and record if. a newspaper will keep
a sensible man IN sympathy with the
world cn'rcn' history. 1t is an cufold.
ing encyclopedia and unbound book. for
ever issuing and never finished. AL.
ways bear this in mind and never fail
70 take, and, more particularly. pay for
your homo paper.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

tV MURDERED At \ WEppING.-On
Wednesday night Of last week, at Buck.
ley Illinois. while wedding was being
celebrated between George sleeper and
lady named Hamilton. sleeper vas
called to the door BY Bort Fleming, and
shot dead. Fleming had been a rival
for the lady's hand.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

10 Two bruics. ma med WuEEDoN and
WALkEE, fought prize fight in New
Jersey. near Philadelphia. on the 3Ist
nit. WALKER was SO badly punished
that he died in 4 few hours after the
fight. The police arc after the victor.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

PicKLEp PEARs.--Ten pounds OF
pears. three pounds OF light brown su.
gar, one quart vinegar. one ounce Gin
namon. one ounce cloves (ground). one.
quarter pound citron; put oil in togo.
Their and boil until the pears are tender.
ed skim out and let the syrup boil half
an hour longer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

CREAM FOR CAKE.--tleat one pint
Of milk, and add TO il one table spoon.
ful OF corn starch dissolved In a little
milk, two eggs. one cup OF sugar. all
beaten together; boil it until it thick
ems. When the cakes arc cold spread
the cream between them. or tplit the
cakes and fill with cream.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

Sort GINGER BREAD WITHOUT Milk
OR Eoos.-One pint OF New Orleans
Molasses. one cup OF butter and lard to-
gethcr. one tablespoonful soda dissolved
in cup of boiling water. two table
spoonfuls Of ginger. Stir we'll together.
then add -four enough to make n thick
batter. Bake in stove pan.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16
ssrat, 4eIfnap iprtd1t.

syrau Belfnap ia9te bieies Gage elmer
ii5reunbia, baB Ise fih ridt ols eine Bers
bre6eriu 6etra6tet; iie CLAUDE ni6t, baB iie
ein beionberes ltnre6t oetban, ooer cine 8robe
Shnbe beSansen babe, inbetn iie ibren Gins
fluB benubte, INN ibren Greunben Stellen 3u
uerI9affen. 6abe iie aber in bieler 8eiie
geianbt8t, 70 baben Anbere boppeIt seiinbiSt.
sic babe bios bas 8etbon, mas Mn6ere felt
Sobre1 8etrieben. 8ieIe 2eute in ibrer Gage
sparbeft es nod gang onbers 9ema1t baben.
Mas fe perbro6en, bos iei Don 8eringer
8i6tisfeit i'm gersIei9e NIT benz, mas sln=
bere 9etban baben. 9eruorragenbe Berioner
baben ibren Sreunben burb ibren ginHuf
Memter peri9afft unb @ei@enfe unb @eIt
6afir angenommen. gs merben eritaunlids
TbatIa6en ans 2idt fommen, Uenn es be,
Committee b0rGnt SI tbun 5ei, ben Sin9er
auf ben @runb 81 8eben. Sic perbient
6ur6au8 t,idt bic 8erbamntilngsartbeile, BIZ
mon auf iie bdafe.
gir ruunbern unS bur1ous nidt iiber bieI'
Gdinberbannes Worol Der 6rau 8eItnop
Sic biIbet ii1 Elm, fsine srobe Slnbe began
gen su baben, neil Anbere nod pieI meb
|inbigten. Sic peri1affte ibren Sreunbe,
SteIlen unb iorste ftir ii1 ieIbH, serabe ,pi
es Grant n,odte, ber feine gan3e SippI6af
perierste. MeiI Grant bic &esierung ali
Mildfub fir ii6 unb feline ,uertbIoien 5reunb
benub.e, 10 9Iaabte Srau 8elfnap fein sroBei
lIare1t 3a beseben, ruenn iie benz BeiipieI
bes praioenten folste unb oIles ,,tna9te
mas genadt tperoen fonnte". Mas iie ia9te
bas benefit bios, 6ab Der BeIfnapsg g9miabe
Elm gang natiirIider 4usmuds hes @rant' i9e1
Snfems III. gIm gnbe fonnte aber Sra,
8eIfnap, ,uenn fte suuieI aus ber g9uI
| i6uabt ftir sepiiie 2eute i'm Beiben 5aui
iebr isnanSeaebm uerben. Die 1900 Dollar
llbr, bic Snsoqs ber Srau Grant idenfte
mag iebr f56n iein, Der 6anbel iiebt abe
benno9 re5t bdbIi9 unb re6t psroa1tis au
unb bas geiBe 6aus lift NIT berartigen Sc
identen on8efilIt. Srau gelfnap TT obn
2meifeI eir,1prneiht
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16
Nur nod Giuer!

8!e 9ia9ri3t, bab Sames 8. Wafon uon
BirStniea gum amerifaniiden GonguI in Dres.
ben ernannt suorben 1T, erbaIt fiir bic Deut.
I9en il. ben Der. Staaters grobe 8ebeutune
benn oieieIbe beia8t bab ber 3neitlebte 9eat'
ide, rDel6er in Seuti6lanb nod bic 8epu,
bLif uertrttt ab9eiest sporben iit; ber 2ebts
- General gonIul Greismann in Berlin -
.pirb in iebr furser Belt sIei6faIs baraa gIau.
ben miiffen, es fet benri, baB ct on;um6dltiae
Siripreder bate. s5n 2orens Brentano uer.
ltert ber anerifaniIde gonIularbienIt etren
til6tieen sepifenbaften, 8ean,ten nno bas
9suti9tbuns ber RepubIif einen gertreter,
auf ben es ftol3 81 iein, gere6te 11rIa6e bate.
8on ieinen, NaGfoIser rptiien mir nur, bas
er Elm sSreunb s,lnb S9IbIing bes gr.@ues
rilas Mosbp iIt. 9as seni8t. - q
glo9 por roeni9 Wo9en fpra9en mir Die
MnFbt aus, baB Die Abminiltrotton sneni9s
items bic beiben leBten beuti1en 8ertreter ber
ouserifanif9en Republif in DeutIdIon0 ouf
ibrem Soften IaIlen tDerbe, neil cine iebe biez
ier GbIebunsen fura uor Der prafbentenpabI
BET ben 6eutI9en Stimm8ebern bes 2an6es
I5per ms @epi5t fallen mug. Der Deut.
I9enbaB bieier Serrea if aber augenf8einIi5
Iogor itarfer, aIs bos Gelbfintere1e.
gisentIi9 1T es cine gbre, bon Grant obs
geIebt 3u tuerben; benn rudbrenb ber 9ar3en
MbniniItration 6iefe8 Wannes f0uaen MIR
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