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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-18
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BREVIVIES

IL. d
City Wednesday, Octuber Is.
The toard of registry in the several
wards and towns sits Tuesday and Wednes-
day of next week for the last time before
election.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. PauPs
church will meet Thursday evening of this
week at the residence of F. P. Brook.
The Ladies' Tea Party meets with Mrs.
O. K. Coe on Thursday evening of this week.
Nr. and Mrs. Edward Rack retured
Monday afternoon last from their bridal
centennial tour.
Go to Nixon Il Keyes' for FIVE cent
cigar with pure Habana filler. Call for
the marble Head" cigar.
The posters for the democratic meeting
next Monday inform US that "Gen. Siegei
has been tnp,ted 70 address the m citing in
German" How reckless the democracy
are with their postage stamps We wonder
if any of the crowned heads OF Europe are
invited also.
Mr.. c. Hare, Of Palmyra, .who has had
several sheep killed lately, placed some
poisoned meat where it would do the most
good, and shortly after had the satisfaction
of finding large wolf dead on the spot
Another wolf was seen providing about, and
l>o 4 bofo
any more valuable sheep are destroyed
Rev. VIM. Walker, Tor 80 years mis-
sonary of the American Board Of Mission
aries at Gaboon. west coast of Africa,
preached at the Congregational church last
Sunday both morning and evening. In his
sermon in the evening, the reverend gen.
tleman related his experience as a laborer
in the missionary field which proved ..of
deep interest to his auditors.
During the nj ght between Wednesday
and Thursday last, some sneak thief entered
the bedroom of Gen. Bertram at Juneau,
the landlord of the American House, chic
reformed him and his wife, and stole some
$500 in cash. gold chain and gold pen
from HE pockets. The thief came in on the
night train anG left on the early morning
train. The loss is severe one to the Gen
eral, part of .he money not even belonging
to him.
= The Dodge County Fair held at juneau
last week, WAS great success in every res
pect, and surpassed everything of that kind
ever seen in Dodge county. The attend
ance during Wednesday and Thursday was
quite large and the exhibition of stock, es-
pecially Of horses, exceedingly good. The
Society feel highly encouraged and grateful
to all who participated.
We are sorry to record it, but it is fact
evertheless that portion of the money
stolen from Cen. Bertram belonged to the
juneau Democratic campaign fund. Now
it is no easy matter to extract money from
a democratic politician, and the ga liant
General had worked long and earnestly for
th amount. The rascal who pilfered the
General was no doubt some Jealous
republic WHO thought he could do his
party a signal service by stealing the
democratic funds. 1t is without doubt
one Of Boss Keye' tricks to cripple the
democracy. How W. R. Taylor and his
immediate friends will weep over the de-
=senerecy of the republican party when they
hear OF this.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-18
The Senatorial Question.

Hon. N. s. Greene and DR.. W. W. Reed
are candidates in this district for the office
OF Senator. For whom should the people
of Watertown vote? This is an important
question for every elector to consider. There
are special reasons which in our Judgment
should determine the matter against DR..
Reed. His course in the Senate, during his
incumbency of the ce, has not been such
| rs to command the confidence or respect of
any one. In our local matters, with refer
ence to the city debt, upon which there
necessarily is difference of opinion, he has
been upon both Sides He has been for the
Union League and against it, He was in
strumenta! in procuring the passage Of the
law legislating the Union League Board Of
Street Commissioners out of Office. For
this he received many curses on the one
hand and an equal number Of praises on
the other. Last winter be took the oppo~
site tack and propritiated the League, re-
ceiving from its members many encomiums,
and corresponding number Of curses from
those opposed. We are aware that mem
Der of the legislature cannot always vote
Sc as to command the appreciation of all his
constituents. But there is one thing he can
do and that is vote as his conscience tells
most conspicaously failed to do. He has
acted the part of pc litical trimmer and
trickster, never casting vote upon ques
ton in which the interests Of Watertown
weresinvolved, without first making minute
mathematical calculation as to how it would
effec, him politically. The League may be his
friends now and support him, but if they
do so, it is for pledges which Reed has
made as TO the future, and not for what he
has done in the past.
The people do not want man for Sena-
tor with no settled convictions, who Will
pledge himself to support measure to-day
and vote against it tomorrow. They de-
sire representative who can be relied up
on to vote his honest convictions and not
play the part of demagogue. They do
not want a man who is as apt to be wrong
as he is to be right. People who are ia
miliar with Dr. Reed record as Senator
in this respect know how unsatisfactory his
career has been. They know further that
he never could have been rem nominated but
for the Overwhelming democratic majority
in the district, which it was believed by
'lhe ring" who forced his name upon the
convention, would carry him through sue
cessfully II is the peoples turn now to be
beard ic the matter. 'The ring" has
played its part defantly. We appea! to
every candid voter of either party to vote
against the political tricksler, Reed, and
support his opponent, Mr.. Greene. The lat
ter gentleman has been tried and was never
found wan ting. He is thoroughly reliable,
high minded and honest. What he knows
or believes to be right he will do with a
will, and no power on earth can move him
from his line Of duty. He does not know
how to act the demagogue. We will not
have to send committees to Madison TO
watch him. He will make faithful and
capable representative of the true Interests
OF Watertown, and every friend and we'll
wisher of the city should vote for him ire
spectiVe of party.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-18
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C., |
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by a missionary in South America
Send self addressed envelope to the Rev
Joseph T Inman, Station D, Bible House.
New York slime
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-18

We find the following in the Milwaukee
Sentinel of Monday:
A man named Merritt Hoskns was ar
rested Saturday on charge of swindling,
preferred by Mr.. Bacon, Of the firm of Bacon
d Goodrich. 1t appears that the prisoner
has brother at Lake Mills who runs a
hotel and keeps store, and with whose
business affairs he is exec edingly well post
ed. On Friday last Merritt came to town,
called upon Smith, Roundy b Co., and in
troduced himself as his brother. He spoke
of an invoice of goods which they sent him,
and informed them that he had come in to
lay in stock, and conducted himself in so
familiar manner as to convince the firm
that he was as he represented, the store
keeper at the Mills. Before leaving the
store, however, he discovered that he was
in need OF $3.50, and the firm, recognizing
in him a good customer and man of prop
erty, did not hesitate to advance the sum.
Merritt next visited Bacon & Goodrich,
where, by similar method Of procedure,
he succeeded IN obtaining $25. He then
attempted his artful dodge upon Greene b
Button, but failed in accomplishing his
purpose On Saturday he returned to buy
goods and have them shipped, but the firm
had been apprised Of the nature OF their
customer, and clerkwas detailed to en-
gage his attention while another went in
search of an officer, who provided him with
safe quarters in the County Jail.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-18
-TFE LIGHT or THE HousEuo1n Sno;,

life LIGHT OF THE HOUSEHOLD
faces are the household lights. Can wife
expect her husband to smile when she sets
before him poor bread I? Can a husband
look for smiles from his wife if he offers her
inferior materials for making bread If
yous SIR VIII please your wife, get. D. B.
DeLand Cos Best Chemical Saleratus,
and she VIII produce bread and biscuits that
VIII piease you-that will please her, and
there Will be light in the Observation-Disclosures
all around. Use it instead of Soda or Bak-
ing Powder.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-18

School books. miscellaneous books,
commercial stationery, fine stMioney, vis-
lting cards, etc., etc., embracing every
article in the book and stationery trade, at
the lowest price at T. S. CLARK l. Co., cor
Third and Main streets.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-18
Sud662 Death.

Grace Black, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Black, residents of the 4th ward,
died quite Suddenly of inflammation of the
bowels, Sunday morning last, October Is,
1876. aged about Is years.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-18

II you want good cigar for FIVE cents
with pure Habana filler, call at Nixon B.
Reyes Confectionery and Grocery, for the
"Marble Head cigar.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-18
Northwestern University

1NHIS Institution offers excellent facili.
Il ties for education at moderate rates.
1t has corps OF seven experienced instrue-
tors and all necessary appliances for in
stru:ton. Prof. Deibert, graduate of the
State Normal School, of Kingston, Pa, has
been called to fill vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Prof j. E. Smith Also.
Prot. Klapproih, for some years teacher
10 Prussia, and who has taught in Ameri-
ca ore year, has been added to the faculty.
It IS hoped that students who expect to
enter the academic depart ment will present
themselves promptly at the beginning, as
some changes will be necessary in this de-
partment. The next Collegiate year will
begin September 1st, 1876. For specia! in
formation apply to the President or any
member of the faculty
AUG. T. ERNST, Pres't.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-18
AVatcrtOWss FsarEeE.

Corrected Weekly by Tn. Rack
Commission Merchant, Main Street
Waterfowl
WEDNESDAY, Oct 18th 1915
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-15
9iterariIbcS,

@Om Der @encral.9l0cntnr Wilmer
Il Rogers News Company, 81 Beckman
St., New York, Oine ms iocben Seit IA
bc8 ,,NOUrlIen&rau3 Su Sol
ieIbe cntbdIt Die SortIeBun0cn BON ,,0ic
BON Gotberon," " nSie GomONiuntcn bcs
9cben8," ,,8iIoCr aus Dem 6itcrrcid)i.
IdCn SolOntcnleb,rUor uiGr,i0 Snbrcn, /"
uuo Den SdIub non .,Sm SirtcnbauS"
Serncr Die rciScuOc QIncfbote :, ,6cutibcS
S6anipicI 81 8encNiQ" iOluc bic bciocn
Sfi33en Sine Grinnerun0 an @uitou
giieriB" unb Sine SmnibuSfubrt in
Den SeIien9ebir0en". Sic 0tubrifcn fir
- u&lgemeine 8clunObeitSre9Cln," ,,gIm
SomiliCntilbc, y8IiltbenIcIe OcutIhcr
0idtfunit" umO ,.glcuc GffiuOuu9tn"
5er9en bon 9eoie9cncr SIusluabl.
0a8 9leidSciti9 crboItCuc SCit Il OeS
,SamiIien'S d a B" brin0t, pic I'M.
mer, ipauucnoe &om0nc, gloUclIen, Su.
mureSfen, etc. 8eiOe YubIifutiOnCn ia.
ben iib init 0tcdt biuneu furScr Belt
ciu9ebilrsert lnO CUR 9iebIin0SIcftijre
unieter oentiben 8cU0lfcrln9 empor9e.
lhpun9en.
- Sm 8crIa9e Der Sm. S6Gfcr
& &Orobi in 8biIoocIpbin, Gfe 4.
uno 8ooo Ctr, CrlhiCn ioebCn unb it
Ourd Die Expedition oicicS 8lottcS oOcr
oireft bon Den SerIe9crn Su brSiebcu:
0ie luanbeInOe SeeIc, OaS lit: ,,8e.
iprdde Der uanoeInNen SeeIC init Ql0nu,
gtoab unb Simon 9IeOpbaS." Gntbal.
tend Die 3eIbibte bon GrIhnfiun0 Der
8sIt an bis 3u unO no6 Der @crWil.
flung SsrulaIemS. SarouS orOentIi6
gu srleben, luie cine MfOnardie mo So.
nisreib auf Die anbere 9efOI0t unO audi
Der auSfilbrIide @erlOuf Der 3erItOrun0
SeruloIem'S. 0urdp Sobonu R6i
lip 9 6oboIie in nicoErIGnOilber
Sprads 0eldriebcn, oniebo aber in Die
bOdbentideSp ilberiebt 12tcSluil.
8ut 9ebInoen. @reiS $l.O0.
Oie ncue Sln1n0c oielcS nItcn belicb.
ten 8ubcS miro Moudem piIIfOmmen
ieiu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-15
S5riefaGfett.

Bbil0Oelpbia.-Sr. Sos. &ali6.
-gln6 unS tbut eS leio, Sie nidlt at
trelien; bod barob Surhaus feline
Seinbl6aft nit. - Sbrem @unIdb 1T
entlpro6cu. Der SaBr9an9 lduft crit
GnOe 9lOUcmber aus.
SDfcnStOm l.-Sr. 9(aent @ c.
ber.-Oante fiir's Qapple pom alten
Wa0tneilter. 8lan ben Die at.
ten 8ilr9cr bon 9Dfenstown ein9eIdla.
gen babcr, lit eben 10 nobel mie 6rii6er.
lid.
Scaper 6ol(s,-Sr. Sob. Dor
baller.-SSirO belor9t. 90 'nen mis-
take tann lelbit Dem '9rOBten ProieIiOr
anfitOBeu
gait 9ibertD.-Sr. Sos. Olissel.
-8erben'S beiorSen.
ROttspille.-Sr. SOItmeilter Or.
liSnan. .-Sagen Sie sef. Iellem Garl
0linO, CT iolle UOrerlt $4.O0, 6eun SaS
1T mas er l6ulOet, al ben Oruder itlifs
tcn eRe CT baS Pdper refused, Ionit
bats 9'i6ellt.
@ltiabetbtoWn.-Sr.8 9. 8.
Sel1ser.-Sino Sbnen ua69erutldt.
Or9posb sbnr9,-Sr. @m. 06rs
iam.-8croen iudsn. Sbnen Die no.
tDl9e NllSfltntt 81 bel lfdaifen.
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Die idIimnIeH 50Igen ibwadrr Der.
hnlluna.

GS Sisbt feline patbOIOsiI9s SbaIIa6s, bic
flarsr srmilsIt mare ais bic, bab bic fiirtStsr.
li9frn pbalsn Der NsrSsnErant6sit f6 Sirrft
auf unsOllIcmnlsne gereauuns 3uriidfiibren
Ia6eu. S9Iafcfsfeit nit itrsr 9teite i&Isd-
IiGsrsr 6rIaen Enttebt bSufssr aus Dldssn.
l6pGts, aIs aus irssnb elmer anbern llrra&e.
SIcbe Ssrubisur9smittsl fSnnsn bic gferSSliiat
ni9t beiIen unb bSren aud baIb nut ibrf
Spmptomt ~ linbern. Der riGtise WeG bas
glGrpsnDltsn ~ ifGrfsu, III ttrieniss bic Der
taauusS- un6 SlutbiIbuuesVrsane, bon brrrn
ungetrmmter Sb6tafeit itin 0Isi6sfpitt un-
bebinat abbGust su frSftiesu. Der tSsIi9e
0sbrSuGb pou 8 Ofetter' . Na9enbtt-
ters tpirb msbr bepirFsn, bic sefbnSdisn
glerpsu ,u IfGrftn unb bic streislsn ju IiuSsru,
unb esiunten erfrilttnbsn S9laf- bas srpbs
gamiilsl Der Ratur bsrbeiNifibrtn, ais ale
lcaenanntm RsrSsnmittel, bic In bsr pbarmas
fOpSe pbsr nubr bsrltIbm sefunbsu iprStn.
Gin WrinsIaS Sca Sittsrs lplir Dor isber
RabI,eit eiHasnpulHlfn pfrbfn. vi.
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0Eie Jrauen bic Sritnngrn Ieien.

@s iuirb bebauptet, lueun Semanp
ucue Sheen iibcr Die duruftcriibsn 81.
senbeiten beS 5arten 8eidIedtS erIun'
gen luule, 10 miiiIe er cine Srau boob.
ndten, lpenn iie cine 3eihIn9 Iieit. Sie
nimmt bic 8eitlln9 init auOenldeiuIid.
er @iIe in bic Sanb unb iiberfie9t iis,
ais penn iie nad etluaS 8eionberem ie.
ben WOIIej 1T jeoOd nidt Der Sail.
Sie Iudt Suerit uud Den Steuen, bic
nidt iebr in Die @a0eu faIIen, peiI iie
9luubt, iie ieien abIidtIib an sinen YIub
seiteIIt, I'M nidt bon SeOem oeieben Su
per6en. Sat iie Oieie Steuen iiberIe.
ien, 70 crbsitert iid ibr SIuoefidt tci
benz @sbaufcn, boB Der &ebafteur
nuO ba8 0auSe @eIdIcdt Der @dnncr
uidt fIu9 scnus fir iic iinb. Sic bat
namIib eiuc unfIarc SOec. OuB bic Sci.
tunpen Die 8einbc ibrcS @eidIe6tcS unO
bic 8cituu9sIcutc bcfItn 9rObte Inter.
brIifer iinO.
Sic 8itcI Der einSrIncn SIrtifcl lieIt
iie mic llnb bic fctten llcberidriiten iber
ben tsIcoropbiiden Ncpeidsn iiebt fe
uidt eipmal. gfa6 aOFaI @euiSFeiten
1T fie bsoisriO unb iie ueri6Iinst iie nit
erobem 8ebupsu. Seiratbsn unO So.
bssfdue iinO INNER bon SutereiIe fir iie
uuO nsue &uSsisen iperben nibt iiber.
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lIeber eineu &srI, Der feline &inOer
Inn $40 berfaufts, iuiro bon gtsw yOrf
bsridtet SOispb SIOumS marc auf Die
&Ia9e ieinsr 8attin pc9eu 8riesIei uOr
&idtsr SemIer 9efibrt unO bon 2ebts.
rem unter SrieoenSbilr9ibaft 9eiteut.
Oie@erbanOIuu9en er9uben, OubMoams,
Der nit ieiner Srau felt LANCER Belt I'LL.
oIidlib Iebts, iid Dor elmer 8ods bon
ibrestrsnat bat, nudOem fir Die Gum.
me bon $40 auf idmmtIide &edte an
feline feds 8inOer fir INNER Osr3ibtst
bate. Srau Gbams be3ubItc OoS 8eIb
on ibrcn @atteu uuo lebterer CAB ibr ei'
lie Nuittlns bufT;r. Giuise Sage Ou.
ranf febrte GbamS aurilf unb prOOOcir.
te ben Streit, Der feline @erbuftunS Der.
beifiibrte
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Cine i6wri5erii6esamsrifaniir Bolts
beriammlung.

NOut eineS QIufrnfS OeS General. .GOn'
iuIs SObn SIP in 8uibinotOn, ueriOm.
meIn iib Die SdweiScr Der Ser. Stua'
ten am 26itcn gIusuit in %biIuoeIpbiu
an elmer @ensruI 8OIfSperiammIuns.
8Ucf OericIbsn 1T Die S0rberlrns freuuO.
IduftIider 6eiinnlInOcn unb 8efraftis'
ing Der @runOidbe ibpeiJeriiber @uf.
faiilrus bon repubIifuniIbsr 8eeier.
In8s.&eruuItuns, wie iie Die Sdpei3
beTbt. @eluib Elm iebr iddncr 3lue6,
bciien CUR 8cItunsbrin9cn mir bon gan.
gem Ser3en wiinIbsn
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go. 3. .

(GiuseianOt SOn Gbas, gB, esittus, ybila.)
Gin Bauer ldifte feline brei S6bter
0nf bcn Wfnrft nit gicr. Gr befobI
ibncn, Oab feline ibrc Gier biuioer ooer
tbclrcr ais Oic nnbere Uerfanicn oilrfe,
uno ScOc milTe luuieI @eIo ais Die an.
bcrc nah onuic brinOcu. Ser 9leIte.
ltcn CAB CT 80 Gier; Der 3pcitcn 9ab
er 30 Gicr uno Der Sritten 10 gier. =
gSie plcl @cIo bobcn iie beim9ebrodt?
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Sann 9c9sn iie llnS idibcn,
Wem lie fdbrt auf ms los.
Sle Orl6t 9lcid Oilunen SaImen
Osn ltdeflten Baum entSpsi.
sic fann oa8 Grs sermaImen,
8le Jet es INNER Iei;
llno oiclcS llngebeuer
9aS gIlIe$ milo aerreibt,
w ltIrbt I'M elu9en Seuer.
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9(ltfOrSer1t1t0!

Snr Ilbert 1beobatb Sabne (pbr
9ing) aus 9amturg, ber int Suli 1864 NIT
8rau unO Stinbsr In 9arrisburs asIebt babtu
fol-, pbsr ale Sieisuissn, bic 9lusfunft iibr
brlIen esben pber Sob ju ssbsn SsrmUssn, ipsr-
ben SsbufS Der &ssuliruns elmer GrblHaft, sr-
Iutt fG iRriftliH Ubtr miinbIib ju penbsn
an 8. Setgsr IN Sarrisburs, pa., Obsr an
bas aailsrIi9'bsuti9e GOnluIat In pbiIabs.
phia.
8. Seeser,
SariSbura pa., SUM- 8, 1861.
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Gin arubates MitteI I'M Die lalti0sn

Gin grObaiss gRittel I'M Die I0iti9cn
8artOfeIfdfer gu Ucrtrciben, 0ibt Der
Correspondent cineS @edirIbIOtte8 Iuie
fOI9t; ,,9bm Sic 0efdIisit Sbrcn &c.
fern flmo, Dap, wcnn lie in ieNcu &ar'
tcftlbiigcI cini9e &Orner Subweijcn
icbeu, OsricIbe Die &artOHeIfdfcr ObbOI.
ten miro. 8eriuden Sie'S, mo Sic
IvsrOrn icbeu, luetdD' ein DOIIfOmmeneS
@e9enmitteI eS 1T. "-SeI Oieier 0eIe.
senbcit iii cS aud luObI OUT, burun gu
srilineru, bab Sauf in einem gcete ObCr
bel giumsn nno Strdudern 0eidet, TO-
baIo CT empor9cwudien 1T, Snicftcu lno
bic 8oupeu OOer @Ilrmer obbaItrn foil,
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@urlrtten Sisutas Uurcen 8 8le@'
oOer @ciffdmiene, unb % Sdrelller,
ans Den @biIOoeIpbia uno &caoln9
SdOps cntIniien.-Bcnn iebt idOn
9lrbeiter cntIoilcu werben, luie miro eS
inn WinLcr aehen?
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gtro. 4.

(GinSsIanSt OCn Carl SiinusrmanE WbiIa.)
Wit 3ucicn fibrt Der 8iir0erSmann,
Der GoeImonn pannt &iere al, uno
m1dt0c tSilrllen liebcn OaS reid9e.
ldmilftc ScdS9eipOnn; nun iaet iUer
f1brt nit Sicbcn?
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aeue an,sissH. = SOI8eube nsus
Sln,eioen erIdeinen in Der bellti9en
,,etuats. 3citllu0 uuf peIde mir llnie'
re QeIer uuinertium MADDEN:
SsabrpIan pcrGnbert-9lsbo Gomp.
gicuc 9ofaI SnSei9en II. I. 10.
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6ladli6 sersttst. Gin fIeiheS Sod
terden oeS Sm. SObn StcmIer bate
DuS llnsIiid, Dor cini9'n Susen in ci'
uen ticicn YrunuCn nubc Der @Obnung
btS Sm. 9. gu itiiBeu, Sr. SCinrid
@Ob, Der cS wabr9enOmmen bate, elite
ibneII in Den 8runner, unO bradte
DaS &inb pieoer oIiidIib berUOr, Obne
DAP eS ii6 bicI bclhdOi9t bate !-IIIe
Gbre hem br0uen Wtanne.
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