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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-08
Transparency of the Sea at the North Cape.

Nothing can be more surprising nor
more delightful than the remarkable
transparency of the waters in the
Northern seas. AS we glide on the
surface we could distinctly see the
ground, which consists generally of
white sand. The smallest objects be-
come visible to the naked eye in places
where the water was from twenty to
twenty-five fathoms deep. The ocean
was calm not breeze ruffled it's sur
face, and scarcely did the dip of my
oars leave a ripple. I gazed with as
constituent and delight at the SUBJ
marine landscapes that lay beneath,
as they passed slowly under my view
Wherever the bottom was sandy, the
smallest shell could be distinguished,
however deep the water, which
seemed to possess at once the power to
magnify like the telescope, and of
drawing near, like the microscope.
Pursuing our even course, we came
upon the rugged side of mountain,
whose base lay miles in the depths be-
low, and, by a singular optical delu-
sion, which seemed to be ascending
the mountain. On reaching the sum-
nit, which appeared but few feet
bene ath US, we could see the other side
of the mountain, which was perpen.
dicular, and from this point we seemed
ready to be dashed into the yawning
gulf below. TerrOr-struck, we stood
still.
The stern glided over flat tract of
land, covered with forests and prairies.
and animals unknown to man. [ saw
strangely-shaped fishes flash by and
glide into the woody groves, uncon-
scious of what was passing above
them. AS we made Roadway, the
fairy scene was concealed from our
view by the dense waves of the ocean
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-08
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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-08
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Farmers saveY0urF Feed

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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-08
An Old BOmbslen.
From the Baltimore Sun.

From the Baltimore Sun.
On Wednesday morning bombshell
which had been picked up on one Of
the battle-felds of the late War as a
relic, found it's way into the cooking
range at South Broadway, the resld-
ence Of Capt. Alex. Jones, and explod-
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-08

HIS nfSC point OF attack was the City
of Kaffa, in the Crimea, but the resist
ance made was so vigorous that his
siege OF six months threatened to end
in failure. When matters were at
their worst, however, treachery' came
to his aid, and, learning the source of
the city's watt supply, he cut it off
and compelled capitulation.
Vladimir now had Archbishops in
plenty, and, the water having been re-
stored to it's channels, there was no
obstacle to his immediate baptism :;
but the convert wanted another wife
and an alliance as we'll as religion,
and he sent a messenger to CONSTANT
nople to demand the hand of the Prin-
cess Anne, the sister of the two emper-
ors, wooing her with threat to sack
the capital if she or her brothers
should oppose his suit. Consent was
reluctantly given at last, and Vladimir
was baptized and married on the same
day. 1t is perhaps worth mentioning
that he had several wives already,
while the church with which he unit
ed himself restricted it's members then
as it does now to one.
Having got himself converted to
Christianity at SO great a cost of time,
money, and labor, Vladimir deter
mined that his people should also be
come Christians. His piety and yea.
for religion, which had so recentl
shown themselves in his attempt
make a human sacrifice to his idols
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-08

ABLE MENTIONS ARE GIVEN TO
B0ynton's Gas-tight Furnaces.
Coast Plate Ironsuited for Btumnous or Coal
or Woody. Especially adapted for beating
DWELLINGS, CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, Etc.
Are powerful in Heating, Economical in Fuel, Heavy
and DURABLE and perfectly Gastight WIN do greater
10000 in use at present Most prominent churches
in the country heated by these durable Furnaces
BoYNroN's "T1LE" OPEN CRATE STOVE.
mates given for heating. Correspondence solicited
RICHARDSON, BOYNTON & CO., Manufacturers
No. 234 Water street, New York.
BLISS & WALLS, Western Agents, Sc Lake street,
Chicago, III.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-04
TIE &c r APHaC

BY Atlantic AMI Pacific Line.
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATE
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-04
AN ADVISORY COUNCIL CALLED
BY THE aUARTErrE TO AID
JUST DIFFERENCES, AND
ADOPT A PROGRAMME.
crave Deliberations i'm Secret
Session.

crave Deliberations i'm Secret
Session.
Ed. SILVER STATE: The quartette
called an Advisory Council after the
manner of the Plymouth Pastor to
settle their difficulties, and adopt
programme:
Mr.. Bothsides was elected Modera-
tor; Victim of Misplaced Confidence,
Secretary; and Would be Sheriff, Door
keeper.
The momentuous question of I" Who'll
be editor?" came up for discussion.
Charley and John presented their
claims in language forcible, if not ele-
CANT. The Moderator wanted to bar
monte matters, as both were friends
of his. by putting both in editors
w. B. S. said the paper would not
support two, although four had been
writing for 1T. He did not propose
to put up another cent unless he had
clear field and was guaranteed a nom
nation
V. o. M. G. humorously remarked
that he knaw by experience there wasn't
much in a nomination; it was very
different from an election. He was
himself a living example of misplaced
confidence. Seriously he thought the
best thing they could do was to stop
the paper; there was peculiar odor
about it that made it offensive. and it
was useless to try to disguise that
fact. He thought it best to make no
effort this year, but wait for a turn of
the tide.
John said Winnemucca would
never forget Charley's going for divis-
ion of the county" and Charley fret
fnlly remarked "that they would
also remember Slim Jim and his
gang"
Mr.. Bothsides, the Moderator, at
this stage of the proceedings felt it to
be his duty to pour oil on the troubled
waters. and brought the conference to
a close by saying. Boys,I like both of
yen; You are good fellows. but that =
neither here nor here; let's stick to-
gether. and We may yet be happy.
NEUTRAL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-04
SUMMARY OF THIS MORNINGS
DISPATCHES.

Gold closed in New York this
forenoon at lis.
Legal tenders buying at SS1a, and
80 selling.
Silver is qnotabie at 6@6La per
cent discount.
The Navy Department has received
dispatches confirming the report of the
fall of Matamoras.
Connecticut has gone Democratic
with the exception of Waiter, Repre-
sentative elected to Congress IN place
of Starkweather, deceased, by re-
duced majority.
The municipal elections in Michigan
are of Republican complexion.
> The Knickerbockera assessment of one
dollar per share is on the old issue,
and amounts to $4,000 The new
stock was issued yesterday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-04
The CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

The Connecticut e section resulted in
a Democratic victory yesterday. The
Old Nutmeg State, showed its disap-
probation of Grantism by electing the
! entire Democratic State ticket aud n
| Legislature which will eject u Demo
cratic United States senator to tho I'M
expired term of Ferry, Republican. 1t
was a clean sweep with the exception
of Waiter, who is elected by reduced
majority in the Third or New London
District to fill the vacancy created by
the death Of Congressman Starkweath-
er.
There is cause for rejoicing over this
result. 1t shows that the people of, at
least one New England State. are dis
gusted with Gran,ism and Belknapery
which recent disclosures have made
synonyms for bribery, corruption, and
everything that is disreputable i'll
officials.
Less than four years ago Connecticut
gave majority of 4,500 for Graz t
over Greeley. A change has since
taken place in the minds of the people,
and the State now rspudiates the Gift
Taker and tie party which endorses
him. 1t may be reasonably hoped
that q similar change has taken place
in the politics of majority of the
States of the Union. Its founders
abandoned the party in power
when the Grants, Buffers, and
Belknaps. assumed its manage
ment, aud the people are now follow
ing their example and leaving by thou
sands the putrid remains of what was
once the party of g great moral ideas.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-04
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Disguised With Washington So
ciety
Now YORK, April 4, 1876.

Now YORK, April 4, 1876.
A special from Washington says
President Grant has sold the property
of the Rhode Island farm, for which he
paid over $4,000, and on which he
intended to build substantial resi-
dence this year, and having become
disguised with Washington life, will
probably settle on his homestead, near
st. Louis. Mrs. Grant is said to be
especially anxious to escape from hol-
how-hearted Washington society.
General Meigs Returned.
General Meigs returned to Washing
ton yesterday, and took charge of hi
office.
Deserted to the Rebels
A Herald special from Brownsville,
Texas, says at five O'Clock yesterday
morning Gen. Diaz, with his army of
about 1000 men, appeared before Mat
amoras, Gen. Delarra commanding.
The garrison sent out force of
300 men under General Toledo to at
tack him. These soldiers deserted, and
went over to Diaz. The National
Guards -one thousand strong--cf the
city and the military refused to fire
a single shot when ordered by Delbarra,
and the Revolutionists kept advancing
All the Government troops went over
TO the Revolutionists, except the 9th
cavalry, which remained firm.
Opposition Line of Steamers
The steamship Crescent City, the
pioneer vessel of the New Panama
Transit Steamship Company. will sail
from this port on the Goth inst. for As.
pinwal, there connecting by the Pana-
ma Railroad with vessel from San
Francisco, thus becoming new line in
opposition to the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, whose agents here
state that they intend running boats
regularly to Aspinwall, and will also
place other steamers on various routes,
now RAINING to Mexican and Central
American ports.
The Indiana Governorship.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 4. 1876.
p The Indiana Democrats have been
canvassing the strength of the various
candidates for Governor in that State,
and conclude that Holman would re-
ceive the almost unanimous support of
the counties in the northern and south
ern parts of the State. NIblack will
! carry the, southwestern counties. No
followers was found for Landers at all.
save in few counties and spots
throughout the State where greenback
clubs have been organized. in the event
that both Holman and Niblack drew off.
Disa greement Of Railroad Conn
panies.
CHICAGO, April 4. 1876.
The railroads leading from Chicago
to Missouri river points are again in
trouble, The fight is principally on
lumber which has been taken at $40
per car load. while the regular tariff
rate is S55 per ear. The present cut is
owing to disagreement between the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and
the Chicago h Alton roads, each accus-
ing the other of treashery..
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-04

ny Office IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
N in pursuance If an order Of the District
Court Of the Fourth Judicial District state of
Nevada, made on the first day If April, 1870.
in the matter Of the estate Of JoHN Bosco,
deceased. the under signed, the Administra-
tor of the Estate Of sai deceased. will sell at
private sale, Il r cash. in y. s. gold coin, and
subject to confirmation by said District
Court, ON 18th day Of april, 1876. at tore Of
y. Levy x Co.. in Winnsmueca, Nevada. the
following personal property belonging to said
EstGte, to-wit;
One-half interest in lot dairy implements;
half inttr in three horses wagon and har-
ness; half interest in four pigs: $50 posts
cut ON ranch; one old spring-wagoB; one
large wagon: one other wagon: two old mules
two h. rSes: one lot Of old harness: As s-cks
barley: crop raised on ranch last year: two
head cattle; three single plows; one lot OF
wood; household furniture; cellar nerr rail-
road; stables near John Jurgan's. in Winnie
macca; blacksmith tools; and one lot Of
butter,
If said property is not sid on said day
the sale will be continued from day to day
till all Of the property il disposed Of.
NJ. SEIGEL.
Administrator Of Estate
OF JOHN Busco, deceased.
winnemucca, April Q, 1876.
apr4-l0t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-04

THE Kentuckians are still dissatisfied
regarding the mamma eff that late meat
eoric shower. and demand an investiga-
ting committee. Th y are confident
Ben Butler was in the thing somehow.
st Louis Republican.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-04

PolA TAX RECEIPTS Get your "a
ready. County Treasurer Shep"d re-
ceived from State Controller LoDht
yesterday ! 900 poll tax receipts every
one of Which are offered for sale at
four dollars each.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-04

READ! READ!!-- Notice Is here by
given that the annual meeting OF the
Stockholders Of the Humboldt District
Agricultural, Mining and Mechanical
Society, will be held in Wlnnemucca at
the Centennial Hall at ~ o'clock a. NJ,
on the 9th day of May next. Ali share
holders will please be present without
fail, as by tho laws of the Society no
business can be transacted unless IA
majority of the plid up capital stock OF
the society Is represented at SAID meet
ing. A. WISE, President.
&. CHENoWETH, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-04

A DISPATCH from the Consolidated
Virginia mine, says the bullion product
for March will exceed SO, 600, 900.
This will permit dividend of SO per
share on the new stock equal to $l5 on
the old,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-04

Work RESUMED. has been
resumed on the Arizona Mine at Union
vile which was closed down for the
last two months in consequence Of the
scarcity Of fuel to rum the mills.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-04

CENTRAL DISTRICT. = Thomas Me-
Glew who recently purchased the
Central mill in Central District is put
ting it in order and will start 1t run
ming in short time,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-04

No JURY Er.-Up to the time we go
to press a jury has not been obtained IN
the Rover case. Another venlre Will
probably be issued this afternoon.
, 1876-12-21
Sancmarf.

&o&enbasen, 10. Seq. Sn Dem
&ei6stase fano 9~eitern oieS 6lnBoebotte
ib:r Die Tinansbill itatt; bieielbe iper
cine b06it a~ufresenoe, nno mebrere du=
berlt beftise &eoen wuroen sebaltsn.
9as Comic, welbem Die 8iQ iibertra-
gen muroc, bate Die bon Der Gegieruns
s~eforoerten Summen betrd9tlid reou=
ART, unb an mebre.en SteQen beleioi=
senoe 8emertun9en 9esen Die Mi"iiter
eineel6altct. Sie 9taoifalen baben cine
9roB Mebrbeit in Der &ammer. Sie
&esierunss Sournale ratben oema0niBe
an, Die &ammer aufjul0ien. (Oies mir
De Die brittle IuF0iun9 lett Dem Nnfa1ge
Der M9itation iein), uno Die Gc9ierun9s
~aussaben our6 SerpiQi9unsen oerYro=
pi1Sialrdtbe gu Oeden. Sic Gaoifalcn
ra.bsn gum Wioertanoe 9egen oa5 Gin=
treiben Der Steuern. Sie Situation lit
fritil6er, als je in oielem 2anoe felt
1S4S, uno Die sr6bteIufre9uns berri6t,
, 1876-12-21
Vreiie her Mujeigen:
neuete telegr. pepe(bfa.
Ser &rieg i'm Orient.

2onoon, 10. Seq. Giner Wiener
9epei6e sufpIse 1T Die 9erIdn9ernn9
beg @ofenitinitanbes Die ndditen Mdri
iebt eewib. Sic Siirfei erbob Gin
wano oeeen cincn fiirseren Sermin
uno GuBlonb opponirte nidt 9e-
oen bic 9forte, inbtm es rur 10000
Solootcn, 10000 Mann weni9er, ols
Die beabli9ti9te 3abl, oil Der Gren6e
aufoeiteut bat. Sielcr I'm itano muroe
bur4 @dwisrisfeiten in Der Sranspor
tation perrrIa9t.
, 1876-12-21

III eiter @irtbihoft or Ser @de Der 7.
uno ct. MarD StruBe bon ben Sdunf-
mdrter Golumbo9tofasst cridolisu. Ser
2estere bate 8 'bS befoblen, Die Wirtb
i6aft Su perla1ien; Gibbs bate iid ae-
weioert uno Gin Ttiuf9laS nah Dem
@daufmdrtcr eeporfeu. 0faiia;;iif III oerz
baftet.
Maibington, 30. Sesbr. 9ie
9epelde bes u6eralo" ous Saaa6alee
iast haB Die 9emntraten 9eitern sum
eriien MaIe felt Dem &rie9e bel Der
9toot=Mobl lie9ten.
2ittIeG 0 Il, Mlf., 20. Seq. Ser
grano lebteNa6t wurbe 5Uii9en II nno
- ubr infer Gontrolls gebrl6t. Die
6lammen wurben in Mi1er & 8rnleps
8lof iibertpdlti9t Der Gcrluit wiro
auf 100000 selGdbt uno Die 8eriide
run9 faum Die SdIfte.
g +. Youl /, Winn., 10. Seq. Cine
9epei6e aug Winnepc9 melpet, Die Dor
&urSem ponSronto ob9el6idte DepcI6c
iiber oas @ralliren Der Slattern an
@innipeg-See DE Situation in Elm
gdn5li6 fall6es 9i6t Ite0e. Sic isldn-
oii0e gieoerlanune 1T %iiolirt, unb aus
elmer SepDlferung bon $500 Ssldnoern
uno 800 Snoiunern tarben biz jebt nur
so Ycrlonen; in Den lebten 5ipei Wo6en
famer MIR 5 Sooe5fdlle Dor. Ser in.
fiSirte Diitrift 1T lett einem Monote Il
ner I~trenQen 0unraatdne u%nter,porfeH.
uno man beqt feline ~ iterenSelorNuin =.
Del Gei1dftsperfebr it nlOt umterhro
den.
, 1876-12-21
Mirifa.

2onbon, 10. 9ssember. Cine 0e=
pei9e aus Der &upitaot meloet, ooB Die
&esicrun9 cine weitere Tld6e 2ano fir
Die am Is. Mdr6 1877 oalelbt 5u erDif'
ncnoe @u5iteuun9 oerwini9t bat. Mun
bofit, boB ameritunii6e 60brifate ouf
berlelben pertreten iein pcroen. un0 man
miro benlelben in Inbetradt Der Gnt=
f%ernuns seitatten, lire Waoren nod
na6 Der GIDHnun9 eintra9en 81 l~oiien,
i'm Sale lie iOfort Den BON ibnen psrlan9
ten Gaum tele 9ropbil@ an Srn. Go
numb SobnSon, Nr. 3, Gofitrobe, SOL
born, 9onoon, mel0sn.
, 1876-12-21

NES@ THE CIRCULATION OF THR
STATS GAZETTE IS LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALL
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-12-21
Gnglan0.

2Onoon, 20. 9es. Ser 0ampier
.Gitp Of Sriitol," Capt. Clifton, wsl6er
an 6 SeSember bon 2iuerpooI no@
gbilaoelpbia ab9in9, 1T nod Queens
topn suriid0etsbrt. gr perlOr wdbrenO
zines Sturmes AM 4. ,. 81. leinen Nprs
bermoit unO @u6iprit. 9er 5weite Oi-
fiSier nuo 4 Wotrolen wuroep iiber
8orb sslpiilt uno crtrnnten.
, 1876-12-21
GuroDIlGd)e uad)tihtfu.

Il d uIoig perurtDeilt t.
Sie y@olfsSeitun9" in Berlin erldBt Ell
nen Nuiruf CUR llnteritiibun9 II 8 I'm
gliidli6en Spfers, Der Suiti3. Ser
MiiQerburl0e S6raoer aus &roppcn
ltoot, mlroe Dor lieben Sabren, auI
&runo zines follden 3eugnjlles, >pe9en
SronoI tiftung uno perlu6ten Moroes 81
elm 3u6t6oustroFe BON Is Sabren per-
urtbcilt. No6oem CT jebt beinobe Die
SdlIte Der Strofe abgebiiBt, 1T leiuelln=
l6ulo an ben Sag sefommen.
Ser uneliidli6e bat ourA oielen
fur6tbaren He6tsirrtbum Nues, mas er
an 2ebeas9iitern letn n%onnte, ein9ebiiBt.
&ann inn ou6 NiemonO in Der gSelt Die
langen Sabre perlorenerTreibeit erleben,
Niemanb i'm iein Scrriittetes Tamllien=
lcben miebcr Sebcn, 10 fam bod etpas
9ei9eben, um i'm weniQItens fir einen
She'll leines periorenes Sabes uno @u
tes Su cnti6doi9en uno i6m @rinoun9
elmer ncuen Griiten5 ga erleiAtern.
Die @eleb9ebun9 entDdlt bis iebt lei,
Der feline 8eltimmunI bic einen lOl9cn
Grlab aus ltaatliNen Mltteln 9elpQbrtc,
Was su tbun 1T, fam MIR burd Die freie
Opferuili9tcit Der .GelealAaft errei6t
lperoen.
GarlsruDe, Nus auerlei AnsetHen
8laubt man ldIieBen 81 oiir Ell, OaB es
Der &urie eriuiinidt mare. aus NnlaB
oes'Perionallpe9ielS i'm Minilterium gu
einem abibluB Ginger ibmebeuber Sra.
gen, inSbelonoere aulb BET @r3bilAoiS'
lpabl uno Der Obertiftun98ratl srpabl
5a g%elan9en. Den Wuni@ elmer @inis
9un9 fam man wobl auf beioen Seiten
oorausieeen. Die 5ra9e 1T nur, Oh bel
ben b6dlt 9eipanuten Ssrbaltni'en
auil9en Nom uno Oeutidlano I'M @ro'
BEN, oerieni9e Moous iid finoen laBt,
onr9 Den Die bon ieoer Seite 9efirdtete
uno gum SorauS ab9elebnte @inbuBe
OH Selbltbelimmun9 in Der 3bat audi
permieben miro. Die StaatSsswalt
als iouperaine Wta6t be9e9mt BARN
falt nod 9r0Beren S6wierl9feitsn ais
Die &irde, WaS bel 2eeterer nur Elm
Glnlenten, 1T bel Dem Staat Elm Inter
oronen.
Madl beinabe 3peiiabriser Banie in
Der Serurtbciluns Jog. NeusYrielter
9emdB benz 9elee lue9en NI1ts@rfhls
lung Der ltaatlIdcn SeOingun9en iiir 3us
lallun9 gum Ylicl tersA mt jap Ii9 oa5
Sc5irtsamt @nsen 9en0tbi9t, Spei lOlbe,
ben PfarrsS erweler Pflter in Stetten,
unO ben Slcar Chopper III 9%ilsingen,
AmtS Gngen, auisulOroern, Die i~ernere
PaltoratlonS' Sbati9feit inncrbalb Otos
natSlrilt i'm @ebletc oeS @roBber5ogs
tbums bel Sermeioung ltrofaeriAtllAer
Serfolsnn9 einSultelen. Oleielbeu bot
ten friiber an anoern Srten functIonlrt
uno iparsn 9eiperrt woroen.
unlere Shul9elee9ebung bat ourA
ole Antra9en gut rOmllder Prielter I'M
Satltan cine papltlI9e @ntl9eioun9 ber>
por9erufen, wel1e Den @lGubiQen BON
Der &an5el pertilnoel werocn loQ, mus
lsoOf bis leet nod niAt sei1eben 1T.
Sn Oielem papltIl9en SenOl9reib>n
wIrO iir ole Nebrer unO Qebrerinnen
gum GrtbelIen oeS Observation-Disclosures
Die fIr9lIhe, bonn Ortspfarrer mime
LID 81 ertbellenOe grmddti9ung uorse.
idrieben, Die aber nur benen erlbeilt
weroen fam, Die I'M Chime Der rOmis
I9en &irdc untcrrl1ten wOuen. @tr
Oicie Grma1tl9un9 nid' vat, oenuod
aber mad ben StaatS9sieeen 0elislOnss
untsrriAt srtbellt, Der 1T pom @mplan9e
Der Satramente auSsulAlieBeu ; alId
bari Der pom SiiAOfe 9ut9ebsiBsne
%atehismuS nidt entfernt Wer0sa,
, 1876-12-21
@euti9tanD.

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