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ScisSOrCd Locals.

Ladies, fix up your flower beds, and
make every effort to have pretty sur
roundlngs.
Why was Washington like a newspa-
per man? Give it up. because he could
not tell i lie.
What is tho danger Of the hour ?
There are several, but the most serious
one is lest the subscriber who promised
to pay next week fails to comc to time.
The Second Associate Reformed Pres
bytcry will meet at Kings Creek, New
berry, on Friday before the second Sab
bath OF April.
Gardening is going on 1inely-early
vegetables will soou be in season. Who
will make the first report?
The farmers are busy planting corn.
Now, if they will just plant enough Of it.
But will they?
House BURNED.-The Sondley house
eleven miles from Newberry village was
burned down last Friday night. Besides
the dwelling-housc, one or two outhouscs
were burned. The value of the property
DESTROYED was about 5000; insured i'll
the Underwriters Agency for $1,000.
BE -Do NOV tdhe oi hlhtcI
clothing too early-May is early enough.
Many q person has contracted pneuino-
mia and Consumption by putting Oh
Spring clothing too soon.
The time of year is close at hand when
the young men will linger at the gate
when they gallant the young ladies home
ut night, until the Old woman intilnates
that it is time to get i'll the house.
1t won't be long before some long hair
ed poet will break II impassioned song
about gentle spring. The public is here
by cautioned against any act OF violence
treat him gently, but firmly.
Spring chickens are once moro upon
the market, and the price opened lower
than usual. They bring only ten cents &
| dozcn-in the shell.
Good Friday this year on March Soth.
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Press and Banner.
Wednesday, March %, 1877.
Fatal Accident.

Last Saturday afternoon while the
engineer on the branch road, Mr.. Sy-
fan, was shifting the freight cars on
the switch at this place, Master John
Hampton Martin, son Of Mr.. r. \.
Martin, of this village, attempted to
cross the track in front of 8 train
which was being hacked. when he
stumbled, falling with his head across
the track. The train was so near him
he had not time to get away, and the
wheels Of the cars passed over his
neck, nearly severing the head from
the body, killing him instantly.
This is indeed 3 sad afliction to the
parents who idolized him, and was al
accident which shocked the whole
community. John was a bright
little boy, in the eleventh year
of his age, and was the favoritc
of his associates. He was a member
of the Methodist Sunday school and
was held i'll high esteem by his teach
er. The community deeply s.ympa-
thize with the bereared parents IN
their sore aff1ictipn.
No blame could be attached 10 Mr..
SWAN for this accident, rs he is known
to he one Of the most careful engin-
GERS on the road.
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State Of South Carolina,
Abbeville County.

'|t1tSS w OStE>At IVA
Abbeville County.
Probate Court-Citation for Letter. OF
Administration.
By J. FULLER LYON, Esq,
Probate Judge.
NMHEREAS, John Mcmahon
w made suit to me, to grant him
Letters of Administration with will
annexed of the Estule and effects OF
Fergus McMahon, late Of Abbcville
County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and ad.
monish all and singular the kindred
and Creditors of the said Fergus Nc
Mahon, deceased, that they be and ap-
pear, before me, in the Court Of Pro-
bate, to be held at Abbeville G.. H., on
Saturday April, the 7th, 1877, after
publication hereof, ut II o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
25th, day Of March, in the
year Of u Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-sev-
ell and in the II hundred and
first year of American indie
pendencc.
Published on the 2Sth and 4th day of
March and April, 1877 in the Ab6eriNe
Press and Banner, and OH the Court
House door for the time required by
law.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge of Probate.
March oSth, 1877, 1t.
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NEW YORK, March 2i.-Cotton dull and en-
sicr-uplands NJ; Orleans l235a; sales liz:
consolidated net receipts l2.3ii exports to
D, VIG; receipts 800 gross 67l. Futures closed
easy sales "a, Wj-March II. 25all &c; April ll.3
all.36; May Il.!2all.53; June ll.5Iall.5s; July
II. 1Oall. II; August ll.SUall.Sl; september
ll.5Sall. 40; October II .:Lall 80 November ll.i6
all rs; December l.47all. i9 January ll.5Sa
IL 10. .
LOUISVILLE, March 2G.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat highcr-rcd l.O amber
AT %. Oats dull--whitc 10; mixed ~. Pro-
visions quiet and casicr.shOulders G1s clear
rils ~: clear sidesS. Bacon quiet and steady
shoulders Gl2aG2a; clear ribs So clear sides
8. Sughr-curcd hams in fair demand, ut lila
l2l3. Lard q~uiet-prime leaf tiercc 1913; dit
to kcg llii!al22H4. Whisky steady and un-
changed. tagging quiet, at l2al3.
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YacrauIs on the Jury.

We think the namcs of vaSrsntS
should be kept out of the jury box.
It is an offence to our civilization for a
Trial Justice or a Jury Commissioner
TO select such men, who are generally
candidates for office, to decide cases
between the State and criminals and
such q course should no he tolerated.
The officer offending in this particular
should be reported to headquarters,
accompanied by q prayer for his re-
moval. Whenever u ragrait wants
to get into Office, he has gained a
strong point and an influence in his
favor which has been felt aud &C
knowledged, if he has VOL the SYM
satlly and kindly regards of petty
thieves. All candidates for office
might be very well excused FROM serv-
ing OIL juries.
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GOVERNOR HAMPTON'S LETTER
TO THE PRESIDENT.
He Accepts the Presidents Invita-.
ton to Come to Washington.
E OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Columbia. March o6, 1877,

EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Columbia, March 26, 1877.
SIR: I have the honor to acknowledge
your communication of the sd instant,
addressed TO me by your private socrcta-
~. As you express 4 desire for apersOn-
al conference with myself, l accept,
through motives Of proper courtesy to
yourself, the invitation you, have EXTEND
cd, though | cannot hope by doing so to
throw additional light on questions which
have already been SO ably and thoroughly
presented, and the solution of which is SO
obvious and simple; but understanding
from the communication 1 have received
that the object contemplated by the pro-
posed conference is solely tina l might
place before you my "vicws of the i'm
pcdimcnts to the peaceful and orderly or
ganiZation Of Il single and u~nuiSputeI
State government in South Carolina, and
of the best methods Of removing thcm,'I
shall avail myself of your invitation 50
that I may rcitcrate in person what have
had the honor to submit in writing, that,
in my Judgment, all impcdimcnts to the
object so earnestly desired by yourself
and so anXiously expected by the people
of this State can at once be removed 10y
the withdrawal of the Federal troops from
our State House. This action Oh the part
ol tilc COlllltllllltl -lll-tIlltl VI tIIc llltu
States forces would not only be hailed by
our people as an evidence that.civil au-
thuritv is no longer to be subordinated 10
the militrry power in Il country, but it
would establish law. insure domestic
tranquility, revive our wasted industries,
and give an assurance that This State is 10
be restored u her Just rights under IN"
constitution. Whatever grievances exist,
whatever wrongs We suffer. we propose to
redress them not by resort to force. but
by legal and constitutional agencies. In
seeking such redress, l fee! Surc-and l
represent fully the determination of the
thoughtful and conservative portion OF
Il whole people when I give tho assur-
aucc-thGt no prescription shall be cXcr-
Used here on account Of political opinions;
that no discrimination shall be made in
the administration of justice, and that all
citizens of both parties and both races.
shall be regarded US fully protected by and
and ainenab]c to the laws.
Joining most heartily with you in the
earnest desire you express that you may
be able to put an end as speedily as pos
sible to all the appearances of intcrven-
ton of the military authority of the Unit
Cd States in the political arrangements
which affect the government and at1lict
the people of South Carolina,' and fer
vcntly trusting that this suspicious re-
suit may soOn,be reached, l have the hon
or to be, very respectfully, your obcdient
servant,
WADE HAMPTON,
Governor of South Carolina.
To His EXccllcncy. II. Is. HAYES, Pres
ident Of the United States, Washington,
d. {.
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Consolidated.

The Augusta dailies have been
merged into one, aud now appear rs
the Chronicle dna C0Rstituti0ndHst.
The Augusta papers have always been
edited with marked ability, and now
under the new arrangement, as the
editors of both papers are continued,
we may expect Z, en- al Improvement
in the former high standard OF jour
nalism which characterized our Geor-
gia ucighbors. We wish all concern
ed a large prosperity while We con-
graduate the reading and advertising
public Of Augusta on their enhanced
advantages under the new plan.
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BUTiEn RIFLE Club hail,

-ITUN' - -IIE-TII, = Y .V''s
. Whereas ala I..n -. Providence las ruIlov-
cd from ann!iSgr rs. in The prime Of life and
u tic midst .! usefulness, Charles G. Sintth.
late u na.nIoer oi ih.s company; therefore
be ii resolved,
Isl, That Gin the death of Charles c. Smith
this company has lost Il valued and
the community agood citizen and an upright
man.
I'd, That while bowling with reverence to the
bcieSt of the Almighty, we will cherish the
memory OF our friend and strive to emulate
his virtues.
3rd, That IL blank page in our record book
be dedicated to his memory and that q copy
OF these resolutions be transmitted to his
ana furnished to the county papers
with a request for their publication.
w. II. MCGEE.
q. NJ. HODGES.
D. AIKEN
Committee.
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WANTED.-The p. O. address Of every
person who has an old "~Florcnce," or
any other kind of old sewing machine
mo matter how old or poor.) 10 such we
will mail, free, avery liberal proposition,
to exchange for our new late improved
"Florence.' Read the advertisement of
the Florence Oil Stoves in another col
umn of this paper. Write for circulars,
cts. Address .
Florence Sewing Machidc Co., Chicago
March I, 1871. st. !.
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Prof. Perry, who spent several months
in Newberry improving the FISTS Of
our yonng men and maidcns, has now a
large writing school in Abbeville. The
Professor is a man of mark and q good
instructor in his ine.-NemJerry Herald.
Five New York life insurance compa-
mics went into receivers hands on the
N;!.
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The Norm nS.

We give in another column quite
all interesting account of the Noun
tam Meadow Massacre, and the exc
cution Of John ID. Lee. Read it.
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Just Arrived.
The Finest Stock of Millinery Ever
Brought to AbbeVille.

q HE Undersigned has Opened a
MILLINERY STORE at No .
Whites Block, in the store late
ly occupied by Miller & Robertson:
and has just received the most COM
plcte stock of DADIES' GOODS ev-
err brought to tho Abbeville market.
She proposes to create q revolution
in prices, and solicits the patronage of
the public generally.
Don't ray the highest prices for old
shop-worn goods when you can buy
new goocs and new styles of superb
quality and at a reasonable price.
MISS A RAMEY.
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What the Cabinet Did.

WASHINGTON, March -.
The odd man who made the vote
stand four to three to-day, in favor of
withdrawing the troops at once from
the support Of Chamberlain was
THOMPSON, of the Navy Department,
but it is understood that Devens also
had a strong leaning TO the Hampton
side, which Was uncqulvocally cspous-
ed by Evarts, Schurz and Key. The
Cabinet came to the definite conclu-
sion to withdraw the troops ut once,
but even after this conclusion was
reached, so radical were the views of
Sherman and McCrary that it. was
thought best, in Difference to them, to
make all effort at compromise, and for
this reason they decided finally that
the rival governors, Hampton and
summoned TO Washington and before
the Cabinet.-.PhHodcLphia Times.
The Fence Law.
In Mecklinburg county, y. c., the now
fence law is working wonders. 1t was
first applied to u single township, and
now, the whole county is fenced around.
1t is impossible to estimate the advan-
tagcs of this system. The lands will be
enhanced one hundred per cent, and
hundreds of vcNatiOus lawsuits avoided
! when every farmer must keep his stock
on his own land. In South Carolina this
system will work well in the middle
country-that is, in all the country be-
tween the barren pine lands and the foot
of the mountains. We hope the law will
be enacted by the Legislature of South
Carolina, giving any township or county
in the State the privilege of adopting the
system for the township or county by
popular;vote. We understand the pco-
pie Of Anderson are anxious to test the
question again by vote. Abbeville, Lau-
rens, Newberry, Union, and the lower
townships Of G%reenville would save mill
lions by the system.-GrcenuiWe -Ncws.
A NEW METAL.-Wc have Just seen a
specimen of a new I4ctal which is conpo-
sed of brass and mica. All attempts here
tofore to melt mica had proved unsuccesS-
full, till a few months ago Mr.. Raymond,
of Grcenville, 5. c., discovered the Sc
cret. He has taken out q patent, and a
foundry has been established at ST. Louis
for manufacturing the metal by u COM
pany, who have bought the patent from
Mr.. Raymond. One popularity of the
meal, which will be its most valuable
characteristic, is its resistance to heat,
being not only infusible, but also Il non
conductor. This property will make it
specially suitable for safes. Its color is
so nearly that of gold that only an expert
can detect the difference, and like gold it
will not rust by exposure.
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BROKE JAIL, SIS Re-
WARD.

"HREE Negrocs-Harry Hamp-
r. ton, Gaines Cothran, and Calvin
Brown, prisoners in Ahbeville Jail,
charged with Highway robbery and
grand larceny, escaped this morn-
ing at daylight. Hampton will likely
go to Columbia; Brown, to Augusta
CoLhran, towards EdgcfeId.'
l will pay So for the arrest each Of
these men. J. Y. JONES.
Sheriff A. &.
March Z, 1877.
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and Book Keeping
BY PROFESSOR PERRY.

NOW IS THE TIME TO BE A
~ rapid elegant Penman and Ac-
countant in the shortest possible time
by attending my lectures. Satisfacto,
ry improvement guaranteed to all.
The course comprises
Book Keeping, Practical and 0rna-
mental Penmanship, Card Writ
ing, Pen Drawing, and all
Other Styles Of Orua-
mental Work.
NO SYSTEM ENTANT IS so
completely adapted to the wants of
ladies in giving them q style and size
of writing suited to their taste as this.
March I, 1877. If
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CONSIGSEES.

FREIGIur.-W NJ Taggart, II L Haskell, W
J ID Chalmers. 4 Co.. W Marshall. p II Rob-
inSon, y NJ Hill, J \ Widcman, \ NJ &Co.
W y Calhoun, 4 Baker, j l. DuBosc, w y
Lee.
EXpREss.-J G Jones, Miss ] Baskin, Mrs c
+ Haskell, TPQuarleS, $ MCGOWAN, J l. Clark
X CAN'T, II TuStcn, \ J Calhoun, W Ken
needy, W y Calhoun, Z L McCelvey, W. Mil
Ter, Mrs \. Johnson, W Creighton.
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Eureka
No More Bald Heads.

m reception Of One. Dollar, I will send an
~ infallible receipt to prevent the hair from
falling out. and even restore the hair on Bald
heads, If the person Is not too old to care
whether he has any hair or not. No.chcmical
compound, 10 druggists bill ,.:but Z simple
remedy ut the hand of any one.
Address No 10, and Box 10, Due West, [.
Nnrrl, 10 tN-
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-15


COINS Mammoth Clothing and Dry
Goods Emporium, at the old stand on
Main street, opposite Meadow Valley
street, has again opened with new and
well selected stock of goods pertaining to
irst-cass establishment. Everything
new, nobby and stylish. Satisfaction
guaranteed in every instance. Call at the
old stand, where goods are sold at bot
tom prices. HENRY Conn,
Main st. opposite Meadow Valley st.
JUST received at the Panaca Saloon,
No. 1000 Main street, ten barrels st.
Louis Beer, Ave barrels A. A. Bourbon
Whisky, together with all the side issues
usually kept in a first.cass saloon.
lam now receiving shipments of New
Crop Japan Teas; also China teas. My
stock includes tea at from SOC. to 50
per ID. I. G. PoUJADE.
LADIES, do you want to buy goods
cheap for cash-go to j. Myers T. Bro. "
EVERYBODY chews the celebrated
Golden Thread ine,cut tobacco at
Krause's. If
If you want bargains in the dry-goods
line, go to ]. Meyers & Bro.
j. MYERs & Bro. are selling shoes at
San Francisco cost.
For fine Key West .Havanas at 1917
cts. 20 to Krause's. Domestics, 8 and 4
for 25 cts. If
KRAusE is known to have the very
best imported genuine Havana cigars. tx
FRESH Garden Seeds at G.. R. Alexan-
der's Drug Store.
STYLISH Business Suits at Cluts's for
SIT so to $22.50.
TEA, SOC. per b. and upwards, at Pou-
jade's.
MINERS call at Clute's for your sup
plies.
Go TO Clute's for Brilliant Coal Oil.
LIST OF LETTERS
DEMAINING IN THE POSTOFFICE All
II Phoebe, New, Sept. Is, 1877. If not called
Tor IN TOUR Weeks tney Will DO hout W Ine DehG
Letter Ofiioe.
Atkinson w Baker II
Clark G De Grey G
Fuseneker ii aambonem @
Gregerson A Levy 50
Long P Pettitt
Robbs Quinn
Smith Stanfeld W T
Sparks QS Torpley d
Innings Van Week VV5
WEIGH D D White
| Wood j
REGISTERED LETTERS.
O'Niel John Martin s
Persons calling for tho above letters vii
please say "Advertised."
CHARLES r. MEYERS. p. N.
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Silver State: A "boss" Chinaman was
killed by one of his countrymen at the
Big Meadows. The murderer. who is
member Of rival Chinese company.
broke into the house in which his VIC
tim was sleeping and stabbed him, in
hlctipg a death wound. From what we
can learn relative to the affair, it as.
pears that the murdered Chinaman was
taking contracts at lower rates than the
riva company, which concluded to end
opposition by killing him.
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WARD REFLEX: Al. Blair, late Super
intendent of the Alps and number Of
other mines at Phoebe, has been in town
several days looking at some of our
mines. and more especially the Pay
master. We think he came at the re-
quest of San Francisco parties, with
what object in view We have been unable
to learn.
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WALKER LAKE STEAMER.-A side
wheeled eteamer, forty feet long and
nine feet in width will be put on Walker
Lake, the object in placing this little
steamer on the lake is to open new and
short route over which freight may be
shipped to Belleville and other places
in that section of Nevada. By utilizing
the lake teams will be saved Ave days in
making the trip to Belleville.-[Lyon
County Times.
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The town of Bodie, is situated twelv,
miles southwest from Aurora.
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As We get older, or poorer, we hardly
know which, quite change works in
our customs. For instance, the present
election canvass has passed of without
the usual number of election balls. Ten
years ago the campaign dances started
in May and kept up at the rate Of one or
more week until the week of election.
This year there will be but one dance.
that at the end of the campaign, at Con-
don's. Another thing worthy of note ID
the fact that whisky is not quite 80
necessary an ingredient in canvass as
formerly. The canvass was made sue.
cessfully last year, for the first time in
the history of the county's politics, by n
candidate who declined to carry a flask
in the cantinas to treat the boys. Verify,
it looks as though times were changing q
little Weaverwille journal.
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WATER DITCH. Work will soon be
commenced on the ditch to bring in
water from Willow creek. This is the
only permanent supply of water in this
immediate neighborhood. How soon
connection will be made between the
creek and furnaces we are not advised.
A rumor is ahoat to the effect that it is
the purpose of the company to employ
Cinnamon to dig the ditch. How much
truth there is in the latter statement We
are not prepared to say, but hope it is
without foundation.-[ Ward Reflex.
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Discipline in the American Navy is Of
the sternest and most rigid character.
Some time ago, at the bali on the Hart
ford, given in honor of the Grand Duke,
Midshipman Clearance A. Corbin re-
minded a lady that he once kissed her.
Society heard of this and was shocked.
1t was reported to the Admiral. The
Admiral reported it to Secretary Thomp-
son. Secretary Thompson Immediately
ordered the midshipman to distant
foreign station. The consequence OF
such dereliction of duty as this in front
Of an enemy might have led to national
dishonor and disgrace. Graphic.
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THE ASSESSMENT Roll The assess
ment roll for Lincoln county Was COM
pleted by Assessor Dayton and handed
over to the County Clerk on Monday
the 10th inst. From it we learn that the
assessment on real estate III Phoebe and
,ha comfy ia az follows:
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PERSONAL
Real Estate. Property. Tax.
Couuty Assess'nt. 1921 800 $l5G.20 Sl4,746 81
plocho :. ADOPTS 1869 1888 70
, 1877-08-15
NermtfhteS.

- Sas .9eriidt, baB &ibarb @a9uer
lnlerifa gu bei,d)en gerenfe, miro in Ibrebe
9eltelt.
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Utulifanten" beenoi9t nnb lift bereits nit
elmer anbern beihGftt9t, Die ben Sitel uSas
fontalan fiibren miro.
- Yrdlioent Sapes tranf bel ieirem Ye=
iuf beS Sbiisenfeites in @aibin9ton Elm
@las Wetn nit etipa8 SelterSlpaiier. WaS
ia9eu bic SemperenSler oa5u?
- Daniel @abriel 8oietti, Der grobe Did.
ter unb Dialer. bat iein @emdloe vSenus
Aftarte" einem Wfitalieoe oes ensliiben unters
baules fir 5000 @uineen p%erfautt.
- 6aonf Baid)a lit elm GROCER Sa9bliebs
baber, iprift 9eldufig 6rana0itih nnb be-
9nii9t ith nit ether etnStgen @attin.
= Die S~pielb0len III Song Sranh iinb
pl0slid) seihloiien moroen ntlo bic Yeliser
oerielbeu ieben ith nah eiaem Seiunoeren
<ma nm.
Die llniueriitdt bon Winneiota bat 3O4
Stnbeuten.
- Die Strites peranlabten einen "a Sabre
alten Dianu III Snoiana gum erlten Wtal III
Ietuem Seben etne 3eltung Su faufen.
@ut abgefibrt. Ser 9onboner yJi=
CARO-" rsprooucirt Die fpl9enee, BON eiuem be-
riibmten Wtuiiter (ySasuer?) erSdhlte uno
uorper nod niemalS uer0ffentlid1te Nnefoote !:
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9es i'm @ebiree eirem Sauern, Der auf slpet
Sriiden slns. @r fraste ibu, mo er uernuns
bet worben. Ser Sauer antportete miirriih:
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iraste Der S0ni9 ianften Zones. v9lein",
lautete Die turse Nntwort. vNun, i'd bin Der
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