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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-08-17

consumption, and induced miscalculation
IN business and the unremuneratiVe use
of capital and labor. Even in prosper
our times the daily wants of industrious
communities press closely upon their
daily earnings, The margin of possible
National savings is at best a small per-
centage of National earnings Yet now
for these eleven years the Governmental
consumption has been a larger portion
of the National earnings than the whole
people can possibly save, even In pros
porous times, for all new Investments
The consequences of these errors are
now a present public calamity, but they
were never doubtful, never invisible.
They were necessary al d inevitable, and
were foreseen and depicted when the
waves of that fictitious prosperity ran
highest In a speech made by me on the
oath of September, 1868, it was said Of
these taxes:
| "They bear heavily upon every mans
income, upon every industry and every
! business In the country, aud year by
year they are destined to press still more
| heavily unless we arrest the system that
| gives rise to them. 1t was comparatively
| easy when values were doubling under
repeated issues Of legal-tender paper
money to pay out Of the growth of our
growing and appparant wealth these
taxes, but when values recede and sink
towards their natural scale, the taX-gath-
erer takes from US not only our income,
not only or profits, but also a portion Of
our capital l do n OF wish to exaggerate
or alarm l simply say that we can not
afford that policy TOW ards the South
We can not afford the magnificent and
! oppressive centralism into which our
| Government Is being converted. We can
not afford the present magnificent scale
of taxation
To the Secretary of the Treasury l
! said early in 1865: There is no royal
road for Government more than for an
| individual or corporation. What you
want to do now is, to cut down your expen-
ses and live within your income" [
would give all the legerdemaip of finance
and fnanciering, 1 would give the whole
| of it, for the old homely maxim: Live
within your income" This reform will
be resisted at every step, but 1t must be
pressed persIstently. We see to-day
the immedia te representa- tives of the peO-
| pie in one branch of Congress, while
| struggling to reduce expenditures, COM
| PEELED to confront the menace of Sen ate
and Executive that unless Objectionable
appropriations be consented to, the
| operations Of the Government there
! under shall suffer detrIment OF cease.
In my judgement, an amen1ment of
the Constitution ought to be raised sePa-
rating into distinct bills appropriations
/ for the various Departments of the pub
| lie service, and excluding from each bill
all appropriations for other objects and
all independent legislation In that way
alone can every power of each of the
two Houses aud Of the Executive be pre-
served and exempted from the moral du-
ress which often compels assent to
| Objectionable appropriations rather
| than stop the wheels of the Govern
ment.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-08-17
HOME CIRCLE.
THRILLING VERSES,

The circumstances calling forth the
following touching and thrilling lines,
are as follows: A young lady in New
Y Ork was in the habit of writing for a
Philadelphia paper, on the subject of
temperance. Her writing was so full of
pathos, and evidenced such deep emo
tiOns of soul, that friend accused her
of being a maniac on the subject of Tenn
peranee. Whereupon she wrote the
following lines
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-08-17

This train stops at all regular stations.
and at flag stations when necessary.
Round Trip Tickets on sale at Mem
phis, to Bolivar and jackson, at reduced
rates. M s. JAY,
maE& Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-08-17
StonewaII Hous g.

+ L. PLEDGE, Proprietor,
GRAND JUNCTION, TENN,
This is one of the best Hotels in West
Tennessee. The tables are furnished
with the best the country affords.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-08-17
Go see what l have seen!

Go see what have seen!
Behold the strong man bow,
with gnashing teeth, lips bathed IN blood
And cold and livid brow;
Go catch the withered glance, and see
There mirrOred his sou1's misery.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-08-17
Go feel what 7 have felt.

Go feel what I have felt;
Go bear what have borne;
Sink meath the blow a father dealt.
And the cold worlds proud scorn;
Then suffer on from year to year
The sole relief the scOrching tear.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-08-17

Tell me I hate the bOwl2
Hate is a feeble word.
I lOathe, abhOr; my very soul
With strong disgust is stirred
Whene'er l see, or hear, or tell
Of that dark beverage of hell !
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-08-17
Go kneeI as I have knelt;


ImplOre, beseech and pray;
Strive the besotted heart to melt,
The downward course to stay;
Be dashed with bitter curse aside,
Your prayers burlesqued, your tears de-
fed.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-08-17
Go weep as [ have wept,

Der a loved fathers fall;
See every promised blessing swept,
Youths sweetness turned to gall,
Life's fading flowers strewn all the way
That brought me on to woman's day.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-08-17
Go. then. to motheTs side.

Go, then, 70 mOIneT5 sue,
And her crushed bosom cheer;
Thine own deep anguish hide;
Wipe from her cheek the bitter tear;
Mark her worn frame and withered brow
The gray that streaks her dark hair now
Her failing frame and trembling limb,
And trace the ruin back to him
Whose plighted faith, in early youth,
Promised eternal love and truth,
But who forsworn. hath yielded up
That promise to the cursed cup.
And led her down through love and light
And all that makes Efe's prospects bright
And chained her there, mid want and
strife
That lowly thing, a drunkard's wife:
And stamped on childhood's brow, so mild
That withering blight, a drunkard,s child
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-08-17
RATLROADS.

A through train leaves Jackson, Bolivar,
and all intermediate stations, every morn
ing for Memphis, returning same even
ing, with following time table:
TO MEMPHIS:
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-08-17

Go hear, and feel, and see and know
All that my soul hath felt and known
Then look upon the wine-cup's glow;
See if its beauty can atone;
Think of its flavor you will try,
w hen all proclaim, q tits drink and di9!
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-08-17
THE SOUTH.

An accessory cause enhancing the dis
tress in business is to be found IN the
systematic and insupportable govern
ment imposed on the States of the South.
Besides the ordinary effect of ignorant
and dishonest administration, it has in
flicted upon them enormous issues of
fraudulent bonds, the scanty avails of
which were wasted or stolsn, and the eX-
istence of which is a public discredit,
tending to bankruptcy or reputation.
Taxes, generally oppressive, in some IN
stances have confscated the entire in
come of property, and totally destroyed
its marketable value. Is is impossible
that these evils should not react upon the
prosperity of the whole country. The
noblor motives of humanity concur with
the material interests OF all In requiring
that every obstacle be removed to com
plete and durable reconciliation betwee en-
kindred population, once unnaturally
estranged, on the basis recegniz ed by
the st. Louis platform, Of the Constitu-
ton of the United States, with its amend
ments universally accepted as a fual
settlement of the controversies which
engendered civil war. But in aid of a
result so benefcent the moral influence
of every good citizen, as well as every
Governmental authority ought to be
exerted, not alons to maintain their just
equality before the law, but like wise to
establish a cordial fraternity and good
will among citizens, whatever their race
or color. who are now united in the one
des tiny of common selfgovernment. II
the duty shall be assigned to me, l
should not fail to exercise the powers
with which the laws and the Constitution
of our country clothe its Chief Magis-
trate to protect all its citizens, whatever
their former condition, in every political
and personal right.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-08-17
RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS.

Reform is necessary" declares the
st. Louis Convention, ''to establish a
sound currency, restore public credit,
and maintain the National honor" And
it goes on to demand ga judicious sys-
TEN of preparation by public economies
by official retrenchment, and by wise
finance, which shall enable the Nation
soon to assure the whole world ofits per
feet ability and its perfect readiness to
meet any of its promises at the call of
It's creditors entitled to payment. The
object demanded by the Convention is a
resumption of specie payment Of the le-
gal tender notes of the United States
That would not only restore the public
credit and maintain the National honor,
but it would establish q sound currency
for the people. The methods by which
this object is to bo pursued, and the
means by which it is to be attained, are
disclosed by what the Convention de-
manded for the future and by what it
denounced in the past. Resumption of
specie payments by the Government of
the United States on its legal tender
notes would establish specie payments
by all the banks on all their notes.
The Official statement made on the
18th of May shows that the amount of
bank notes was $500, 600, 900, less $40
600 600 held by themselves; against the
$3.50, 600 of notes the banks held
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-08-17

The st Louis platform denounces the
failure for eleven years to make good the
promises Of the legal-tender notes. IL
denounces the omission to accumulate
any reserve for their redemption. 1t
denOunces conduct which during eleven
years of peace has made no advances
towards resumption, nc preparation Tor
resumption, but, instead, has obstructed
resumption by wasting our resources
and exhaustiBg all our surplus income,
and, while protesting to intend a speedy
rstuTn 20 specie payments, has annually
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-09-14
GrrIdlobeu In uid,t auEaebubtn.-


0aS Ocntibe SamiIicu@ic Sic, lpcI6eS
Iebtcn @Onta0 in Sufman'S BdIOden
ab9ebnIten perbcu ioIItc, mllbte IriOcr
lue9en Dem Sic9enwettcr UeribObcn luOr'
Den unO Spar bis oui na6itrn @lnns
tag oca IS. 9icic'. Der 8cttcrclcrf
bat einoewiIlist. Dem frObcn 8cltc 81
ibmeiaeIn, mo cincn. ih6ncu SAG sl
Ibcnfcn, sur orObcn 6rcuNc UicIcr bcut'
I1cn Samilicn. SOTeutIid lucrbeu
otbbaIb rrdt %cIc iiib bel Dem @ic
Sic in Suifmon'S g8dISdcn ciniinorn,
INN bort cinen 0cmiitbIibcn Sag Sl'
subriu0cu.
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gsto.cn 3trldnst.
gBic ut Scr Tpltercr SeS Mdocms
Ill bciicacu?

gEeun ttr bSie 5riub tr5 Observation-Disclosures
Itinrn truliIaru GrfnbungSgeiit onllrsngen
biirffr, lm einr nrue Nrnnfbrit III Grfinnsn, 10
tSnnte CT fnum cine lsiueS GIenies pirSigrrr
onrdtbrlt ais bic GgSprpfr. Ofr tysprptilde
Dulrer Wirb Spu SYmPtpmrn grpeinigt iprI6e
trnrH flf jcbrr brFannrn Nr1ntbeit abneIu,
unb WirS tur6 tirIs nit einantsr fimpfeneen
unb rntblc5 mndtsnbm ManiffRatOHfn oft
Sum 9Sabnlinn getrirten. Cine spar lbTridtr,
aber gswTbuli6 falIde gOrifslluns hes Spfrs
drenildm gercauungslriprnS lit bic, baB CT
tpter lie) cine SrrsfrnnEbrit babe. Die Tvs
pepie ii oft fir unbrilbdr erFIGrt prrtsn, abrr
bic Grfdbrung bat gelebrt bab s . fetter' 8
WagenbittcrS r Ilmmt Der GrrItppft-
belt unb ten GaIenleittn Die lIe 0rpTbnIid
brstriIeJ iiberpintrn pirS. 9iisrenfranFDeitsn
unb srrmrintlide rbrunailtr SGmrrjrn Gint
stsnfall5 biuf9e 9esIritrr Ssr Sgspsplie absr
aud tieIs msibrn bem ptrnrpGbutrn unIdiB.
tnrfn HeGrlunssmittrl. TX.
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gDidtia fir 6iicntIidle Notars!

Inter Nru @eIcbcn, wcId)c in Der IcB
ten SibunO Ocn GOu0reB paiiirtcn, III
bns nnhItcbenoe fir SOItt. wcIdlc mil
Den 8unNes9cribtcu III -ndbcrc 8cril0
rma fOmmcn, bon srOBcm Snttrciie
,OcifentIide giotore in bcn ucrihic'
oeucn Stnntcn, &crritOricn lmb Dem
Siltriftc GoIumbiu limo ermidlti0t. 3eu
acunusin0cm uuN nllc nnNrrcll, ais 8c
uciSmntcrinl in brl Mcr. Stdatcn @c
ridtcu bienlihcn aclcn, lUic cab Ne
fenntniiit nnO ,,SlfiiOauitS", i'll Ncrlcl
ben Weilc unO nit bcriclbcn SilltiAfcii
ent9cocnSuncbmcn, luic Die Gommiliirt
Der gSer. Stnntcn 6crihtc." "
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Or. q. 8. Gunfers Sittcrpeiu
Vpn Gifcu.


IieIlS pabrbnit psrtbSplls Spnte lii il
9riinNIt6 Spn alien NldIIrn her GIfieaIdaft &C.
pdift Wcrtra cab rs 0rOmwGrti9 ais cine toni.
lAc Nfrbi;in fir ilnentbrbrli6 grbaltru pirb.
Sie fcItet lir menig, reini9t has Ylut unt
ibut brm Widgrn gut, renoSirt baS Syfrm unt
perlin9ert bOs 9ebcu. 9rrrrmann ICate has
| MittCI babfn.
Sir bic Srilung Spn lhwhdem Ma9en, all.
acmrncr S6Ridte llnprrbauIi1fsit, Min9en-
frdnFbeirn ltnb fir ale 6Gllr, pGlte riner
Yrrubigmg brbiirfen.
0isler 9Ssin entbIlt bnS nngsnebmlte unt
pirfiamlr cal, Srn GiIsn, psl6ss mir belbrn
-Girat Won MNgurHI6em Srpb, Serbunbrn
nit bsr wtrflamltsn Srgstabiliiden Ggnic -0els
brr psruSihnii6rr Jtinee.
9ScIlen Sie rtipa5 mas Sie ltarft?
gSiinl6en sic cinrn guiGn Ippetit
gSpneu sic NrrSGlitGt los iperbrn2
9SpHm Sis Gurrgir babrnS
9Eitnidrn Sie einen 0uten Sdlaf ~ babrn !
Q9iinIHrn sic 9breGpnl nltihltipn nufubauen ?
gBpIlm Sie ppbI fiblrnS
gSUQrn Sir friih unb frGftig fiitlsn?
gGenn 9br cie5 glle5 fppllt, banu Gfbraudt
dunfels Sitterpriu bon Gilcn.
Sd) fpiinIde mir bnb 9br rinen gerIub nit
cielem pertbYpIIru 5pnir maht.
Wan bite F6 Spr 8Glidunssn, ta GuulrPs
9itirmsn Hpn GiIrn baS rinSige l6rre une
ipirFiams WittrI auf brr sanSen @elt n fir
cine taurrnbe Seilurg bon 9gSpsplid llnb
ShpGdjr .unb hd fcm publifum cine 9ln,abl
9ta6abmuusen ausrbpten tperbsn 70 wplts i'd
bic @prNdt rmpfrbIen nur ben rttsu gIrtifel
,u faufrn, fatrisirt Spn Y. j. GunFrI, tslIrn
Stsntpel lid aut benz Slrrf irbsr 8luf9e bsfn-
bet. Gjsrate bic Gbaila9e, taB slnSsre ben
grrIu1 MAIDEN, birirS tpGrIbSpllr Srilmittcl
ua6;uma6rn. bepsif pslIrn @erib unc Ipri6t
ungenlrin ~ brllrn @unfrn, gerfauft nur in
ST 8laldrn. .3u Babrn in Ipctbrfen unb bel
SGnbern iibrrall.
Sanopurm lcbcno entfernt
Sfcpf unb gllss SraltGnbig III spsi Smnben.
Gig, 9tabel. unb Mngsn gSiirmsr tprrben
burb Or. q. s. Sunfsl, 90. 259 9lprb Nsunte
Shabs, YbiInbrlpbia, sutfrmt. SenSet fir
Girrulare. Sir Gntfernung allrr glrtsn gBiIr-
msr, asbt ;u eurrm Srns9iif unb bolt cine lSIa-
lde Spn aunfers @urm Sprup. prris ST.
September Z, tS76--it.
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SemnfratiIdle Gauntb Gonbintiun.

Die Oemofratcu bon Oanpbth GonIl'
tD iino erIn6t, it6 am Gam ltaS ben
16tenSeptember, 1876 III tbren
relpeftiuen @abloiitritten gu Uerlanl'
meln, um 0clesaten gu ertudbleu, mel
die ber Gountp.GOnuentiCn am Oten'
flag ben 1stcn september in 9arrtS'
burg bei;ulpobucn babcn,
Sn ben GowuidipS ftnocn bic @0b'
len fir OcleSuten gta6nitta9S bon
SwiI6en 5 uuS Z llbr, rnS in ben So'
rousbs, bon Spiidcn Balb 8 bis 8 llDr
S(benOs ltatt. Su jcOcm @abl' DtItrtti
fnb Spei 0clesaten gu eripdbleH'
SIN a(uitra9 Oes SOrIisers,
&. g. Sobau9B.
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Qe0crs &eiOell.

9tlt ltrtfIi&s 9ranfbsit, ipCruntsr 70 YtIe
@enfttn Itiben, III ltbr baaFs bic llrfabs bon
3opiueb, llnDcroauIibfrit unO SbsbsbiIa,
piro tai5 unb Gut furirt burt
Or. SmaBnr's Sar' II. eariaparilla,piaen
lyIttu wirS tiuiis scrstbeust bur6 ben gss
ttau6 biCltr SariapariIIa,p ineem Ilt benz
Slutt bic llnrciriaIsitsn. tpObur6 Nr rnia,btn,
abllbun. gr8tn 5arllribtefsit Riebt IS nidts
70 piItIanes, ipts Or. Spopns's Gar uno Gar
INparila'Yilltn.
Ditltbrn Nnb rein sssriabIilb uab wrftn be-
lCnpnS aui Die Gtber ipts r9lus MaB" cptr Ca
IpmeI" pbne i6lrhte NahfpIgtn.
griS Der giam 25 GsntS per Scr; 8 9Oun
Sl.OO.
gDirb alItin pIdparirt spn . r. SpaYne
uno O. n, $50 Npro St6lls Slrabs, WbiIa>
bsIpbia. NnptIlunssn unsntsslli6. Srfanbt
eur6 bic gcf auf GmpfanB eeo 9nraete. guis
IS Gsnls per Srr, Sorsn fur Sl.OO.
8raSt tGsrn 0rHeSiasn cru SicbrbaIhr bafir,
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Sin iusrtbDpllcS Gt9rn:
tbmnt Su Ocrfamfcu.

Sin WrriBppltst Gisentbum unS Sicrr, 0rle-
arn in VAtrpbf, gErimCrrlanO Counts 1T ~
prrfaufrn. GS trltebt aus
} Hptc 0runb,
9rIrSrn an Ger qiScnirr unb SbpmpIrn Sha6r,
81 bri 100 6uB. Vi9crier il tie l6auptitr0br.
DaS Giskiuer il ciu
3WriifEdi8rS bnffrtnenrS
SSpBuBauS
% bri % 5ub. Die StCrsiute briinbet lid
in rinGm gInbnu AM gGptnbau5, bat 30 Tu6,
unb ii fcIsItR binIGnsId orpb 9rllu9, I'M ir-
9rnb Elm nnprreS GjrIhift ~ trtrsitrn.
Die StCrs.@CpNS brIfsbm aus Groceries,
Ola5- unp pprSrIlnnpaarrn, II. +. p. Die
Sa9s IT cine Ifbr gaiIrnte unb 9ciunos.
Inh bsiinbst lih Gin biibibrr 0arien nit
3ranbrnanlagrn am Snulf, ipie aud Gin SeI.
Ter unb Scrtrenlifr5 gSaITfr.
Oa5 0nnjr wirS fir 81. 100 StrFauff. Gpr
Swei Sdbren iphreu $1,000 tniiir oCbptrll.
Nauilultiae pertGn prbl tbun, Iirt AT unS Al
wentcn, ra mir III Sstrrf tGlIrIteu bic bette
Gmpfrblunasn arben fSnnrn.
gatrpte, Suli %, tS76-tf.
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Neue au,eissn. - SOI8cnOe nelle
gn,ci9ct crIbcineu in Der bcuti9cn
,,Staats, 3titnnA " 0uf WcIdc mir unie'
re QcIer auimertiom mabcu:
Reltauration II. 8ieriaIOn-8d0cIc
9ldthn9, 8auuereiu SO. Is Gn9cl
Bur Iadribt-5entonia Saupcrein
@ic.Iic-3ionS SroncnDrrcin.
3u perfaufen-@co. S0bnc.
geue al.9lnSei9eu &c. .
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gBirbrr cine Yanf grplabt. -, M0b

DisOrr rineSanf Brplatt.-- ,MOb'
te Ooh Der 81 oIlc 8anfcu boIcll, mag
mOnher unIrcr bisii9en Veicr 0cIu8t bo'
ben ais CT Iebtcn Sonncritn0 crfnbr,
Dap Die GitD 8nnf ibrc 3nblm9Cn Cill'
9eitclIt babe, reip, 9cbrod)cn ici! @oS
SSnllrcn biclcr 8onf crrc9tc cine un9e'
benrc glufrc9una in unlrcr StaNt, lmo
eS icbIte uidt picI, 10 ludrcn Die llrbe.
Der bicicS SoIiiicmcutS ilmmnriib be.
itrnit porocu. NSicIc llulrcr drmitcn
Nrbcitrr, 8jttpcu uuA 8niIcn, battcu
ibre wcui9c Sp0rpicnMiNc oicitr Sanf
onDrrtrnut; cbcuiO Nuh mcbycrc Der
cine mo rcidlcrc iuic bclnittclttrc yentc.
Sl, nWf CiumaI fommt Der &rnb mnp
iicbc, Ncr Icbtc Sparpicnni0 Der &ittuc,
Der gSuiicu uno picIcr Nln0crcn mar ba'
bin! Mcm ioIltc bn bic Sale nibt itCi'
gen, unb ciu &crNnmmlm0SIlud) bCn
Qippcn cutfnIlcn?-GS warN Ncbbolb and
fein @unpcr, Dap am WtOntaO MbtnO
iib cine unDCbcurc Miaiic Der YetrO9c'
uen i'm GourtbnuS c:uinnocn, i'm Wiit.
tel unO 8cac 81 CrOrcicn, Die StofbnI'
ter lcBtcn 81 SUiu0cu, Nrn @cIICr bcl'
Sugcbcn, NM bic SG)wcrbctroffcncn 81
chtibdO9Cn. 81 Nicicm 3lucfc uurNc
cine Committee cruOnut. I'M 9crid)tli6c
MfoBrc8cIn gu cr9rcifcn, bicIcm ScrIan'
gen DER ScpoIitorcn nabiufOmmcn, I'M
Sail cSu6tbi9 ilin Wiirrc. 9icIc Som.
mittee bCltcbt aus Den @crrCn &Ob. u.
Milnih, SObn Sill unO i. 9orc. @r.
MlilHib bicIt bri Der SiBunA cine fer.
niitc JtcbC, Ole Arobcu Slnflon0 innN.
IS itcbt 81 bclicn, Onb cS ibm uuN bcr
Committee 9cIiN9cu mj4r, cin NiluiliGeS
&ciultat gu crjicIcu.
SCit ObiBcS 0ciAricbcn crip0rcu mir,
Dap Die Committee Der Sanf ciucn Nc.
iIb nbOcitattct babe, mo icbr frcuublIh
non bcu Scamttn cmpfan0cn luOrNcn
Ici. Man ilbcrDob ibr Die gtomen DER
StOfbaItcr mo CAB Ncricltru ale m50.
Iide gluSfImft. 10 Ndb Ole Committee 81
Der irobal $Oiinun0 0cuei9t lit, Oab an
GuNc nod cin gang 0ilnitiAeS 9iciNItat
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