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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-30
The Camps,an Opesed.

Ta,dsy marks the opening of the
campaig' in peunsylvanla. The is-
sres on wui'n one OF tho great pars
ros will 20 % 'lr' tho people have
been publicly iec>arcd, and only The,
sN,rt space vt n fortnight is t. b !.
liyel through rasl they win be opt
messed by anotl .r seric9, and tho ~
torrents Of oat u bo rroncr"' 81: inc
,trurrla tht viii only cease With
n,p .i.sin, JI the uolIs on tho Gth =
November. We dD not expect the
enthusiasm aud excitement OF "a
Presidential pr gubernat0rial cam-
plign. Tho exhausted energies have
not been sufliciC ly recruited attor
the arduous W, last fall aud tho
wearing anyjl 'Sci oloctor'
nj count l. ts not the
stimulus ip iign that
the more GaonS pre-
sent. " Tree, open con-
test. dc rsOnality and abuse
anil tumultuDns excite
ment artics wo believe are
cous . the present condition
of requires craftsmanship
ar demagoguery they realize
4 ~ and order must be enforced
I Doth AMI thereby show tho repro
cation of the people for lawlessness
and disorder. This is the i1ea that
must pcrvade all classes , law and
order must prevail Catering to the
lawless feelings of mobs or irrospon-
sible nssomblages will not be tolerat~
cd and the attempt viii bring well
mcritcd defeat. We can speak con-
iidcntly Of the course Of the Repub"
lican party in this particular. Or
ganized to right wrongs and preserve
tho freedom of all classes, it will be
truo to the promises made at its
birth and the record mndo in two
decades of absolute power. 1t will
ask the support OF our citizens to
measures wiso in themselves and
best calculated to remove the causes
Of lpwlcss outbreaks in any section
Of our state. The rights OF labor it
cannot hamper without being false
to its pledges aud bplying it's bis.
tory. But nj the samo tins il will
no. give moro to one class thau 10 an
other. The employer aul employee
each have privileges which cannot
bo cncroachei upon by othors, yet
the ono cannot demand that A.s b.
protected when ho is Gssailing those
Of the other This straightforward,
honest course lie nopUolicaa party
viii purs-e. AMI TO it, support must
rally cycry in ljviduai in society who
believes in dclording his noiglibor q
rights that bis own Be not placed in
ieoplr1y.--HWrtSjury I,tegrQDh,
/ 22nI inst.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to MI persons
~ by the undersigned, not TO trcspnss on
his farm, nor carry away or take any wood, chips,
boap-pOles, lsLiuI rods, saw W>uust, berrlra, &c.,
49,, as all persons 80 offending viii hU dealt with
accorduRto lag, a. J. SMITH
Juno 2lBt., 1877.
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stray Mnrn.

A Bay Mare about 10yrs olland IA
hands hlRh and now IL possession Of David
seller, IN tho town ot Fremont. Tho uwucr 10
re- luesi'd - como, nui provo property lly
charges, AMI take bar away or She VIII bo IFS.
posed Of acc Jrdius ~ law, Boy tho uniersi iEugi.
ELIAS q. MINIt IL,
July 70, l,77.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.
Manhood How Lost, How Restored

Eynrsa Just published. now edition Of
DR. CULvERwELL's CELEBRATED
s..,iSi Essay on the radical cure with.
ont medicinc) Of Spcrmatorrhma or Semi.
nal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal LGss-
os, lmpotency, Mental and Physical In
cnpncty, lmurhimcn's to Marriage. etc.
also, Consumption, Epilepsy and Eirs, in
duccl by selI'induIgence or sexual extra.
yarance, &c.
ssS-pricc, in q sealed envelope, only
six cents
Tho celebrated author, in this Essay,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming
consequences Of sc,f-alusc may hc radi,
colly cured without the dangerous uae Of
internal medicine or the application of
the knife pointing out mqde Of cure at
once simple, certain, and oioctull by
means Of which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be uay cure
himself cheaply, privately, and rldicaly.
p.j"This Lecture should be IN the
hands Of every youth and every man in
the land.
Sent under seal, ina plain envelope, to
any adress, poStPdid, on receiptof Six
cents or two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers,
THE CULvERwELL MEDICAL co.
II Ann St., New York Post office Box 1856
July l3, 1876. ly.
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Notice
NOTICE.--Lcttors

Ia tostamont1ry on the estate OF Sarah Fry
moyer, deceased, lato of pbrry townshIp, shy
der County, Pcnra., having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons Knowing tAoiu.
selves Indebted to tlid estate are requested to
make immediate payment, while those having
claims Will present thom duly authenticated for
settlement TO CHARLES GOOuLlNG,
Aux. 2, 1911. Executor.
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NOTICE Of Widows Appraiscmcut-
| IL coon .

NOTICE Of Widow Appraiscmcut~
ISuudcr the $500 Law Notice Is
hereby given that tho following widows
nrrraisrmcnts have been Glrl with ia,
Clerk of tie Orphans Court Of Snyder Co.,,
for confirmation on Monday. the .ith day
of sept inst.
Arpraiscucrt Of Lucctta Wilmer, widow
nf Levi Wilmer, decd.
Aprrais cmcHt Of Margaret Rhoals wit
ow of Vim, Ehoals dec't
Appraisemeut of Emma Shgscr widow
of jonathan Shnifer dee 4.
Apprliscmeni Of C.thariue Gross widow
Of Jacob Gross dec i,
Appraiscmcnt Of Elizabeth Er,hs widow
of Jncoh Krcbs deed.
Appraiscmynt og Barbara Gemberling
widow Of Daniel Gcmhelling decd.
Alprai.cment Of Elizabeth Smith widow
OF samuel Smith decd.
Au' go, ~, j. GROUSE, Clork O. G,
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ASSIGWEES SHE or
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.


Tho undersigned, Assingoo OF Henry Roadio
Tor tho boneht of creditors &C., by virtue Of an
order issued ont OF the Court Of Common Piosa
Of Snyder county, viii expose to Publc Sale,
On tho promises, In Perry Township, about Z
miles west Of Meisersyllle, on
Fidav, September 1dth, 1877.
Tho following valuable REAL ESTATE to wit:
A certain messnage and tract OF land situate In
said township. bounded Elsl by land II "A ron
shaner, South by land OF Adam Trosalcr, North
by laud of David Coy, Woat by land OF Samuel
Miller, containing l2l ACRES moro or less
aboat % ACRES CLEARED aud In high state
OF cultivation, under GOOD foneos, whereon are
erected good one aud % half story FRAME
HOUSE, NEW BANK BARN, SpriuR house
well WIN pump nnar tho barh, aud never
failing spring Of water noar tho hOuAo.
Sala to eOmmouce at 10 A, NJ. OF said day
when duo attendance viii bo given and tormB
Of sale male known by
kLiAS blERLy. ,l.l,si
WILLIAM HOFFMAN.
Sop. ?3ri, isiz Assignsos,
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Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
AUG. 10Th, 1877.

Trains leape Harrisburg as follows:
For New York, $50, 10 M, aud
81 and " 80 p. m.
For Philadelphia $50, s.f0a. m. 200
and 1857 pm.
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NXECUrORS NOTICE--Lcttcrs
sLtostamcu'aIy I on the estate 4 Ioscph Wtitl,
late uf Jlrfsou rw0,, Snydrr county, Pa, decd.
having been granted 70 III, ur Iar,i ,rac sl +, r.
sons knowing th'msclyc. indebted & said estate
are reQUo,tud 10 MaAu immediate payment, WLllu
those having claims VIII prc,eut them duly au-
thvuticatud for eett!omurt 10
JACOB : WETXEL,
EMANUEL WErXEL,
Aug. o, ~ Executors,
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The undersigned Executors Of the os.
tate Of john Dreese, deceased will offer
At Public Sale, on the premises ou
ELurI,lL N.u, DlLL 1S--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-27

DD1 EAST 46TH sT.-As EXCELLENT COOK
ny: city reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-27

'Q0s) EAST 2srH sT.-As FIRST CLASS COOK
OOIwould assist IN washing; city country; good no
creur
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-05-09
then asked permission to offer the follow
ing preamble and srcsolution which were
unanimously adOpted
The GreenviHe News.

Col. A. M. Speights, of the Greenpille
News, has sold his interest in that paper
to Messrs. A. NJ. Howell, j. L. Cooper
and Petor Reynolds. While We welcome
the new proprietors of the NewS into the
press gang, we regret the Colonel should
be so disgusted with politics as to feel it
his duty to withdraw from the sphere of
usefulness which he has occupied for the
past several years. lie was a bold think
or and fearless writer and no doubt con-
tributed as much to the success of the
straightout policy as any h%alf-dozen men
in Greenville. We trust the NeHs ma be
Us prosperous in the future, ~ it has been
sprightly in the past. Success to- all.
Col. Spoights, in his valedictory, says:
II feel that my day is past in politics as
I am entirely out of accord with the
views of the political leaders of the day.
For instance, l cannot consent to the
bull-dozing OF the Legislature of South
Carolina by Governor Hampton into ro-
ting for Willard, Il carpet baggcr, for
Chief Justice, in preference to some able
and reliable Carolinian, simply because
Willard made a just legal DECISION. l
could not consent to such Il po-
litical m~onstrosity and as it would be
worry disagreeablo to ME to take ISSUE
with the Governor, I do think it is the
best time for ME to step down and cut.
l could not carry the load. 1 fought all
the Radical party and onc-half of the
Democratic party for two years-my
Democratic friends fighting mc most des-
perately against u straight ticket.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-05-09
A Suggestion to the Cotton Planters
of the South.

The prospect of q general wal in Eu-
rope is becoming a serious matter to the
cotton planting interests of the South,
for, although a great deal is said about the
advantages which are to accrue to the az
ricultural and mechanical industries of
the country from the war, all Of which
may be true of the Northern and Wcs-
tern States, nothing but disaster and loss
is in store for the cotton growing States
should tho val become general.
Fortunately, however, it Is not too lato,
for the planters in the South to pursue a
purse which will place them in a safe po-
sition in any event. At this time cotton
is selling in New York for future deliv-
cry during the Fall months at prices
which will not net the planters at home
over eight cents per pound for their crops
through.
With this state of affairs in view, does
it not behoove the planters of the South
to change their tactics, and devote a
large portion of the land prepared for
cotton to corn aud other grains. 1t
would, VIC believe, pay them better to
pillow up b cotton already planted, and
Substitute cereals, for they can buy cot
ton in New York now, for Fall delivery,
much cheaper than they can possibly pro-
duce it.
Should the great Powers in Europe be-
come involved in a long war, as many be-
lieve they undoubtedly will, they could
then procure a cheaper crop Of cotton
than they could raise; and ut the same
time secure war prices for their grains
The recent heavy advances in bread
stutfs and provisions clearly indicate that
in case of a general war the money crops
of this portion Of the country, for a year
or two at least, will be grain and pro-
visions, and cotton will have to take a
back seat.
We have previously suggested that the
Governors Of the Southern States issue
proclainations calling upon the people to
mako their plantations sclf-sustaining,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-05-09
NeWspaper Change.

Col, James A. Hoyt, has sold his inte-
rest in tho anderson Intelligence,' to his
former partners, Messrs. Murray &
Clinkscales and has assumed control of
the editorial department of the Columbia
Daily Register. Mr.. Hoyt is All expert
enced newspaper man and will no doubt
sustain the former high reputation of
that journal. If he makes as good u
daily as his weekly is, he will make the
Register a star paper. We wish the
anderson Intelligencer and the Columbia
Daily Register the largest measure of
success.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-05-09
BY HUGH WILSON.

TERMs-Twc Dollars a year, in adSancc
or Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, II pay
mcnt is delayed. .
ADvERrIsEMENTs will BIO inserted at
the rate Of Que Dollar per inch Tor tle
first insertion and Fifty Cents Tor each
subsequent insertion. ,
Greatly reduced rates will be given TO
those who advertise by the quarter or py
the year.
All obituary notices. tributes Of respect,
and other matter of a personal or pfaTate
nature will be charged for at the Usual
advertising rates,
Nothing which may be written IN mat
ice shall appear in these columns u any
price.
Our Job Department
j. we'll supplied with material TOR Sob
Work. and oar assortment of new job
tvDe is as good as can be found in any
country Office. The Proprietor is a prac-
tical printer and will give his personal
attention to this class of work. Our
work compares favorably with the same
class of work executed anywhere, and is
always puta at the lowest living rates.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-05-09

Livingston, J. &Maxwcll, Todd, With
erspon-l2.
Nays-Messrs. Bird, Clinton, Cochran,
Corwin, Duncan, Green, Johnston, ii. J.
Maxwell, Myers, Nash, Swails, Taft,
Marley, Williams-l4.
So the Senate refused to agree to the
resolution.
Messrs. Cochran, Witherspoon, Taft,
Johnston, and others gave notice that
they would presaRt to DO entered on the
journal the reasons for their vote given
on the question Of agreeing to the above
resolution.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-05-09
County Auditor.

We are glad to note from tho proceed
ings of the Legislature that the office of
County Auditor will not likely be abol-
ished. The committee to whom were re-
ferred this matter, have recommended
that the salary of tho Auditor of this
County be reduced to eight hundred dol
lars. The reductions recommended in
the offices Of County Treasurers and
County Auditors alone will amount, in
the whole State, to the savingof about
ono hundred thousand dollars, without
disorganizing tho present status Of affairs
in any County.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-05-09

and we are pleased to see the Commits
sloncr of Agriculture OF the State OF
Georgia has issued a circular to the plant
tiers of that State warning them OF the
threatened danger, and urging them to
make largely of food crops.-NorJork
Landmark.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-05-09

\ pair of gold scissors and a chased
silver ink stand arc in the Journdt "
Commerce office, for the country editor
who can write a local item, without be-
ginning il "we learn
The rose gardens around town present
quite 4 handsome appearance.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-05-09
Groceries, Groceries.

8 lbs Coffee Sugar for $1.O0.
81 and 4 lbs Coffee for $1.0O.
II and IL lbs Rice for 81 Loo.
3lbs Can Tomatoes, S2.85 dozen.
l ID Can Sa!mond, S2.e74 dozen.
ID Can Oysters, lao dozen.
Adamantine Candles, 20 cents.
Cheese, 20 cents.
Soda Crackers, 124 cents.
Lemon and other Sweet cakes, zoe.
Fresh lot of Family Flour just re-
ceived-and cheap for the cash at
r.. NJ. HADDON & CO.'S.
April II, 1877.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-05-09

"Tlere's a time for all things" and one
of the occasions when you Should look
grave and dignilied is when your neigh
boris children all come in, and retiring
to the back yard, proceed to erect a play
hOusa close IN by the bep-hivo.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-05-09
Mr.. G.. G.. Bradley

safe that he could not endorse tho rosolu-
tions as they stood. That we had already
shown u m~agnanimity by reducing the
number of those prescribed, from n
hundred to twenty per cont, and that
number was being reduced continually,
with the asking. He said that
prescription was the key which gave us
entrance idto the s%torehouse of success,
and that now we should keep the same
old key somewhat frightened up, or else
we would find ourselves overrun by our
political plunderers. He would not sup
port the resolutions unless they were
modified, and urged his countrymen to
stand fast upon the ground which they
now occupied. Mr.. Bradley is q good
speaker and not at all backward about
his convictions.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-05-09

Country seats present an inviting ap-
p~carance where the whitcwasll-brush has
been used with an unsparing hand and u
rich, verdant foliage, filled with feather
ed songsters, invite US to their alluring
shades.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-05-09

said he was not in favor Of the resolu-
tons, because he did not propose to ex-
tend any amnesty to the white Radicals
of Abbeville county. and that they must
be driven out, and he would be n Of
any number to take their heads off f;
thore was now no use in talking about
tho matter my longer; they must 60
he'd be durn'd II they mustn't 60; they
should be allowed q year In which to
leave the county. We show our magma
nimity by allowing the Gufans and the
Tolberts to live here.
MI. C. A. C.. Waller, Of Greenwood,
said that sll the gentlemen Of the Conven-
ton knew his idea concerning proscrip-
ton believed in prescription and pre-
scription; we must prescribe some. and
prescribe remedies for others which are
Just as effective, both remedies had been
tried in Greenwood, and both had worked
well. He was not so much in favor Of
prescribing the colored people as he was
tho white Radicals. He was ready to say
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-05-09

The present "eel skin style in which
the young ladies dress now enables gut
%tcr-snipes and cornc loafcrs to sec a wart
i'll the small of Il girls back, or a mole
uDOn hcr SLOuldcr-bladc
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-05-09

The pedal extremities of our youth
now present a naked front, and the same
"peeled toe," sensitive .stone-bruise and
the annual accumulation of fertilizing
ingredients begin to crop out OH said
%nakCdneS3,
, 1877-12-06
Meru0it &opfi6mtr5en

merben ourd Seritopfuus ober Seroaus
unss- St0rmsen berporserufeu. Dieie<
nigen Yeri omen, tpelde OH oielem uebel
leioen, miiiien &aifee, Stun, 8ier uno
Tabad perrueioen u1o ben 2eib ourd Or.
9lusult &0uis's hamburger 3ropfsn often
balten.
Yerionen, welde elmer iieenoen 9ebenS>
weiie unterlporfen iino, iollten iib friib
Worsens gepesuns in FREEZER Stuff ma
den uno Or. Nusuit &0ut9's hamburger
Eropfen mebrmals res Cages in fleinen
Dozen eebroudleu.
, 1877-12-06
MuiGIhe wirtbfhaft.

Sor einigen Sabren bate cine europdiide
@robnla4t III ct. petersburg etn Sotl6aftsa
botel su bauer. Oas Gerraia mar I'M einen
beinabe friitli9en B,eis gefauft; ebe aber Der
Sau b~egirnen %fonute, iolte nod Die nnltret
bung bes @runoitiidrs bewerfitelist weroen,
ll1o oaiiir molte Elm @runobu6sbeamter BON
beionoers pripilegirter Stellung erlt nod nit
Der &lsiuisfeit bon 5000 @ubeln abseiunoen
ietn. Ser Sotl6after, benz man einen Srinf=
9eloz Neuolper bon 10 grobem &aliber aui Die
Srnlt leste, mar empDrt; er ertlarte runo
beraus, feinen &opeten ber9ebel SIT wollen,
%ionbern iiA al geeigneter Stele SIT bei1meren.
Sing aud) lptort sum Winiiter uro trug benz
ben 6al Dor. Der Wtiniiter mabte ein jon
berbareS @eli1t, peripra6 inbeb, oaB ir9eno
MD9lihe peranlalen 81 monen. Serubi9t
gin9 Der Sotl6aiter bon %panneu, bas yirgenp
MtDslife" lieb aber uugebiibrlid LANCE auf
iid marteu, uno auf erueutes Inorinsen bes
Soti6aiterS ertldrte Der Wtinilter enblid So
gernb, es tbate inn unenbliG leib, e. bGtte eS
auh al Sorteaungen niht feblen laiiea, aber
bic Sahe lieBe iid nift gut nmgeben $500. es
lei nun einmal baS Iominiitrationsipitem. . .
iol9e 0tnge reidteu weiter, ais man oGAte
-. furS unp gut, oas 3rinfgelo bon 5000
Gubeln miifie erle9t meroel. Der Sotidaiter
bate groBe Miibe, oieier Ditliden Serrpttung
seseuiiber ieine weitlihen @eiible su inter-
briiden. gr ia9te alio nllr, oab er sum aaiier
ielblt seben uno inn iiber ieine @ominiNratiou
bic sugen oiiuen wiiroe. Der Wfiniiter
ldhelte iiberlessu uno sudte bic aAieln. Der
Sotidaiter sins %iaoeien sum aa,ler ultp ieete
ibm bic Nngele9enbeit auSeinanoer. Der
Saiier idiittelte ben Sppi, sei9te lebbaiten I'm
mutb iiber oieie periumpften 3nltanpe nno
ueriihsrte benz Soti6aitsr, caB beiien bere6-
tiste 6oroerung iosleiA uno oollltaapig erfiiat
weroen wiiroe. Gags oarauf mar penn aud
Die umlArelbuus eriolst, obne oaB BON irseno
welhen 8ubeln babel Die 5ieoe sepelen pare.
@iniss Gage ipatsr, ais Der Sotldatter eben
, 1877-12-06
2icbe int wa6er.
(Tortietuns tolst.)

SIN einem lieblifen StGotdet ant S1md=
biiden Dteer bat it6 i'm perfloienen Somme-
Elm 6oman ab9eipielt, in weldem Der pielbe=
ipro6ene Sopton'i6e SamimmanSug Die
Die Stole beS = SeiratbspermittlerS auSfii1te.
Ser 5elb Der @eldi4te mar etn @ngldnoer,
Elm i1n9er neutrality-suspicious. 2eben1ann
nobelfter Sorte. Ser rotbblonbe Sobn 81
bions par bur1 peri6iebeue toqe Stret6e
nit benz @eieb ldon mebrmals Sipar lttdt in
barte @o0iiion, aber bod in ianfte 8eriibrua9
g%efommen; 10 oft aber Der rddenbe Nrm Der
gtemeiis iih mad ibnt aus ltreden nolte, emit
So9 CT iid ben naaa9enebmen Sol9en pertpegez
NET 6ubeitorung burd ben itol5en t6inmets
arf lein engliides Staatsbiirgertbum. yeadz
benz er bur9 4bbrenne1 mebrerer brilanter
6eneriperfe Die Nufmerflamfeit Der @ingebore=
nen rno Der Sommeririi6ler arf iid) 9elenft,
perieste er Die Sugenb oes Stdotdens in
nabniin1li9e Iuire9un9 burd ben S6mimnl=
ansug bes @apttdnS Sopton, belt er iif bon
2onpou mitgebradt. Stunoenlang i6mamm
er i'm @afier oamit ber1m uno ituuoenla1g
l9wamm Der boffuungSpoae Nadwl11s Der
! eingeborenen Sepolferung in alell m0gli6en
8dbnen, 3ileu, 8ootell rno 6loiien eigeuer
Structur ibn1 mad. @r lieB iid's poblgez
fa1en llno probrcirte iid) am lieblten in Der
9tdbe elmer nit milbem @ein uno @aisblatt
bemahlenen Sierli6en Sila, bic an cine norb=
beutl 6e Samlilie permietbet mar. gtah einiz
ger 53eit lieb i'm aber Serr g., Der Snluobner
beS 6auies, bitten, er mDdte feline S4ipimm=
finite an etlenl anberl1 Srt ausiibeu, ite ge=
nirten i'm iehr, ba feline S6hter ni1t nad benz
| Gee binaus f%0nutel1, neil bas ben @ngldnoer
besleitenoe G0lfden bic Oamen uift rubis
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