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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-15
"We Shall Meet Again."

Husbands and wives, parents aud children,
lovers, friends-all have to say goodbye,
now for longer and now for shorter term |;
now for days and now for eternity. But,
whether short or long, it is fact which
forms part OF the very existence of man
the messenger born into the world coinci-
dent with himself, and dedicated to the task
OF bringing with him pain and leaving be-
hind him sorrow-the castigator armed by
love himself with the knotted thong, and the
more tender the love the more dear the
lash. If it is only goodbye for time, and
speedy onlook of meeting, there are many
precious compensations, and the dear re-
membrance of the beloved but not bewailed
absent is threaded through with pleasant
thoughts of love and hope-of sweetest
memories and as joyous forecasting, like
pearls and golden beads strung on sable
thread. We shall meet again" OF all
the words TO conjure with, this is the most
powerful, and helps the soul over the rough
pass of absence with the firmest and most
consoling touch. Nothing equals it for
power of comfort not even the knowledge
that the dear absent ones are happy and TO
those who love truly, it works as a charm
on wound, soothing the path of the smart
If it cannot close the gaping edges. We
shall meet again" Seas may be between
the loving, and distance may lengthen time
into what seems an unbearable extent but
ave shall meet again sounds like the far
off voice of the Watchdog when the wan
derer is lost in the darkness of the painless
moor, the bewildering depths OF the lonely
wood, 1t is a voice that guides him TO the
safe security of home, and is an earnest of
the reward to come when the weary journey
is over for wherever those who love may
be, if divided, the journey is weary aud the
separation painful, if also the hope of re-
union is consoing. One may be in the sun.
shine of the fervid South, the other under
the gloomy skies of the chilly North but
there will be something in the heart of this
last that will stand instead of bright blue
skies and wealth of flowers, OF the poetry
and the art that seem TO cast halo round
every circumstance of life just as with the
other all the beauty and poetry will have It's
sting in the absence of the beloved, aud its
greatest charm is the hope of reunion. Else
the most beautiful country in the world
would lose its power of fascination-thC
pain of sentiment would be greater than the
pleasure Of sensation.-Seiected
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-15

A London minister said to a friend, one
Monday morning: Seven persons were re-
ceiyed into my church yesterday, and they
were all brought in by smile" Brought
in by a smile what do you mean 2" 81
will explain. Several months ago, as
passed a certain house on my way to church,
! saw, held in the arms Of its nurse, a beau
tiful infant, and as it fixed its large eyes on
me ! smiled, and the sweet child returned
the smile. The next Sabbath the babe was
again before the window, and again gave
it smile, and as before it gave an answer
ing smile. The third Sabbath as passed
by the window, threw the little one u kiss.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-15

WrTH CoNFIDENcE.-Get and keep as
surance of peculiar interest in the love and
favor of God in Christ. We neither trust
known enemies nor doubtful friends with
what we account precious. They that know
God to be their enemy, they that doubt
whether he be their friend or not cannot
with confidence cast their whole care upon
him. But he that can groundedly say with
David, 81 am thine" may 60 on as he DOTH
Lord, save me-" He that can say, with the
assurance of faith, " The Lord is my shep
herd" may confidently add, 81 shall not
want" The spouse may so leaning upon
her beloved with all her weight when she
hath first been enabled to say, "My beloved
is mine and am his. | am my beloved's, and
his desire is towards me."-Dr. ArocSmiM.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-15
Our Servants.

Let no Christian woman sit down with
folded hands longing for some work to do
for Christ, some interest in her life, some
use for the energies with which God has en-
dowed her. while she has even one servant
in her house who does not believe in Christ
as her Saviour. Many women in feeble
health ,oeep because they cannot go forth
and work as others do, and yet here is field
ready for the harvest, and they need not
leave their bed or their chair to work in it.
We labor and pray for the salvation of our
children and friends; we give our money
towards the evangelization of the far West
and foreign lands; we attend to the tempo
raj wants of the destitute around us, and
our good-natured Bridget or Ann has no con-
science Of her own, and without fear of de-
lection will not hesitate to lie and steal. If
we detect them in anything, it is so easy to
turn them away and hire others, and so the
mischief increases, and Bridget, turned away
with loss of character, no one knows what
will become of her. Is it not our duty as
miStreSSes to speak words Of advice and warn
ing to every servant that enters our home,
and shall we not have to render an account
of this, our duty, at the last day? o Chris
tian women while we labor and pray for
friends and relations, and give our money,
our prayers, and our time to every good
work, let us never forget our servants, but
show them by our words as well as by our
example how great an interest we feel in
them, and that "we have been with Jesus
and learned of him.-Eiizd Graham.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-15
Select sMisreHany.


TOT inc vermont WatchH
INSET.
ny n. on.
Down through the portals Of the west
The sun Il sinking 10 hls rest,
And all the darkencd landscape seems
Consigned to darkness and to dreams;
When all the skies above us, lol
with radiant splehdor burn and glow,
And from the setting suns last beams
"A path Of glory upward streams,
TIL, with lts splendor covered Ger,
The clouds are dark and dull no more,
But In the light that on them falls
Clean bright and fair as zion's walls.
SO the black clouds of care aud strife,
That seem to darKen all our lte,
May be but shrouded mirrors given
To show more clear the light Of heaven,
Upon whose darkness, from above,
CLEANS bright the sunshine Of i,0ds love;
As on the clouds Of even thrown,
The sunsets beauty Il clearer shown.
oh, Father, as our pathway grows
Dark with shadows at IL close,
May thy Hight more brightly glcam,
May thy presence nearer seem.
And as the light Of earthly day
From our vision fades away,
May there dawn upon our eyes
The beauty Of the heavenly skies.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-15

THE MAssEs.-To a clear-headed man
there is not any such thing as that which is
called carelessly, the masses. The biblical
expression is far better, when one has to
speak of numbers. The inspired writers
say "souls.' So said Luke when going
awreck at Melita; he saw the struggling
masses and exclaimed, Aud we were all in
the ship, two hundred three-score and six
teen souls" Aud so after Peters sermon
at Pentecost, when the prodigious masses OF
the people came from the baptismal waters,
the record reads, "The same day there were
added unto them three thousand souls
Souls, then, not masses that is the better
name to give to animated and responsible
beings.-SeiectionS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-15
Our Minister'S Wife

LOUISVILLE, KY, February l6, 1871.
Mn. II. II. STEVENS Dear Sr'-Three years ago was
suffering terribly with Inilamnatory rheumatism. Our
minister's wife advised me to take YEGETISE. After
taking bottle entirely relieved This year, feel
ing a of the disease again commenced taking IT,
being benefited greatly. 1t also greatly improves
my digestion. Respectfully,
Mrs. A. BALLARD.
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3HrdirinaL.
V b!
An Excellent Medicine!

SPRGNGFIELD, o., February 2s, 1877.
This Is to certify that have used VEGErINE, manu-
facturel by H. r. stevens, Boston, Mass for Rheumatism
and General rrostatIon of the Nervous system will good
success. Irecommend vEGErINE erceiieHf medi-
cine for such complaints. Yours very truly,
CIV. VANDEGRIFr.
Mr. vandegrft of the firm Of Vandegrft Huffman is
well-nown business in this place having Of the
lnrgest stores IN Sprnglel. Ohio.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-15

Seventy-Five Acres of Land !

suitably divided wood land, tage and pastufage.
The buildings are In good repair. The farm N located
the granite gunrrics good road, j. about twenty rods
fIun the district schpul-house, j. we'll waterel, and Is
valuable opportunity Tor any desiring purchase.
For further partcuafs inquire Of
N-u II. r. WOODWARD Barre.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-15

By cultivahng the beautiful we scatter
the seeds Of heavenly flowers; by doing good
we foster those already belonging to hu.
manity.
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D0iIy TOOIs,

Orange County Milk Pans, etc. The farm Is adapted to
darying stock or grain rasngi hay all cat with mlcine
will keep twenty-five COWS, team and some young stock
The buildings are old, but in good repair. Cellars under
barn, with room for storing An nexhausble supply
Of the best of muck the barns For further particulars
call on on address Il. NJ. SNOW.
Marshhed, w., August 9TH, 1871, a5-l3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-15

The recent developments in connection with Life
Insurance suggest the Importance of careful
discrimination in the selection of Companies upon
the part of those contemplating insurance.
Among the Companies entitled to unlimited
confidence the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-15
fnr Sale.

PURCHASERS WANTED-For the Dyer Looms
Farm situated about one mile from the Court House
In Montpelier and containing about seventy Ave Of
land In good state of cultivation, well waered with con-
venent buildings and three hundred trees Also
one hundred and seyentynve Of good wood and tim
Der land, In MllcseX about three miles from Montpelier
village. Also for sale twenty tons OF good hay hundred
aud thirty yye bushels OF oats, forty bushels OF one
horse traverse sled and lumber wagon harnesses cart
plows harrow chains oN-yokes hundred and ninety
hye tin saptus and lot of wooden and other artl
eles for farming purposes.
left n. A. CHASE Administrator
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GdnrahonaL

RARRE ACADEMY.--Thc fall term of Barre
- Academy will begin on Thursday. August 23d, 1877.
Board NJ the boarding hosc, Sl75; In families of the VII
lagc from s3?5 to siOO per week. For circulars address
j. s. SPAULDING.
Barre, July Is, 1871. R-9si
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-31
Na9er ans Srafflien.

NuS Hio Re Sanetrc ptrb beri&tet
Our Ibstluabme an Der fGr ben 3.
Stunt b. 5. beporfebeneen Geafetsr bes
flnfsisidbrtaen Stl6Ofs . Subildums
Sr. beilistsit miro aud cine bra1Iias
nilhe Yilesrfabrt porbereitet. Sc TT
oies tas erie Wal. bas cine 0eleus
lGaft BON Ratbolifen aus BEN fios
americanti9en 3atlsrrei@e bic beidwers
ltGe unD tORlptsIiee Gabrt ibsr ben
Ocean gum 8atican u%nternimmt. Der
Bll6Of Der 5auptfart. Dom Ysoio be
eocerra, bat it6 an bic SpiSe peS I'M
ternsbmens e~eifelIt uno 70 eben etn
&unpldreiben erIa6en, pur9 weI6ss
or baS Stinerarium Der eemeinlamen
Rstfe unp einen unssfdbren Spfenan>
iGIas sur oQsemeinen Renntnts brtnst.
Dtelsm plane sufOlse ,ueroen bic pill
ssr NIT ben Dampfern Der NaGassrffs
Warittms6 pom &to be Saneira relp.
Bahia uno pernambucO mad 8D:oes
aur ab9eben uno auf Gem Ganowese
na@ 8Om fabreu. Nuf be 9inrstle
miro Elm Ab!teder mad citation Oar
semubt gum 8elude BON Ssurpes unp
Der 9eburtsfdtte res ). @tucen3 BON
PAUL i'm bena@barten BuslOle. GIN
l6lteB!t@ unpermeipltder NebsnausIas
gen alautt Der 8iiGOf, caB bic Summe
BON 1000 WtIrets prer $500 GreS. bei
bei&eipsnsn anfprd&en auf ale Sale
sendgsn miro. I'm aeGt3ettis in 8Om
etn3utsfsn, bat Der Sii6Of Die gbfabrt
auf Zen s., ldnstens auf ben IS,
april fefseieBt. Die pilser perbeu
bet btslsr 0elssenbeit Sr. 5eiltsfett Gin
Bralliens wIrpiSes @eIpseidenf uni
anpege @aben dberrethen.
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Sic OeutiGem in 8rafflien.

Na@ Gem lsBten amtIi9en Sabress
beridte bes brafliantl1en Mtnifers
fir @derbau unp @ewerbe beI1uft fd
ole 3abI Der In Braflten aneefeceIten
Deutlden auf 10000 R5pfe. Die
@tnwanoerun9 aus anberen 21neern,
Ielbft ote aus Gem Stammlanbe Yprtu>
eaL 1T ptel 9erinser als pisientee aus
Deutfdlanb. Die DeutlGen ftub bic
Ginbissn, welGe tn ben @derbautoIps
nten ausbaItea: Yortuete1en, Static
net, Gnsldnpsr unb Norcamerifaner
febrea fat inner mad fur3sr 3stt in
bte 9rceen Stdrte ju1tG unb ptpmen
i@ rem Ganoel.
CIR cie Geutfden Hno auf braflia=
nii9eEi 1e~rrltcrtum nur ete BRET liclis
den prcuin3en, NiO @ranpe 30 Sul,
Santa Gatbarina uno porana, ale
Aufentbalt empfeblenswertb. Die mebr
sesen Ben NsquatOr bin ee!seenen 9anr>
ttrthe !siren ben er5eten She'll BEG Jabs
res an elmer 70 9rcBen 0ise, cas nur
I'M Sicen @ebOreae 60 p~erm5sen, ras
lelbf 6eIrarbetten 81 DerriGten. Dis
OeutlGsn baben pies aud lsIbf ausse,
funeen. Der bet welten, erbete 1beil
pom tbnen, $4,000 perlOnen, lsbt tn
3tO 0ranpe co Sul. Sie finb dsieie
uao metleus In sutsn l~mfdneen.
9n Santa Gatbarina befnben ii6
isBt circa sc. 600 Deutide, DOn rensr
Der sl6Bte 1beil gan; 3ufrieren Iebt.
Die 10000 CDeutlG0 Sew1bner
BON 8lumenau unp .. Uraneiscp tn
Gatbarina babsn aasrDtnss ntGt 10
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-31

sdnfise @baneen fir f6 oiele BON H.
men 3cSen In bic prOuin3 parana unit
%ranperten tn ote Ndbe Der 0auptfact
GurttYba. auwo ih mad unb nod eth
rsGt aeinnces beutl1es Clement ent-
wtfslte.
2ie in ben Stdetsn ber proYina ct.
Gaulo wObnenben 2anesleute b.inben
ii@ metfrns IN ~alnRieen 9srbd!tntGen
uao treroeu TN 9oufe Der Sabre ni&t
uupelentIt@ our Bilpuna eines eeIuns
oen STANDARDIZATION GiementeS
b%eitra9eu.
Sdlteblid wOQen MIR bier mod rie
10000 eanpsleute In Der Sropina 81
pirtto Santo erwdbnen, bic oQca NIT
3dbtatstt unO Muspauer lsbr lanelam
aus Maneel an Na@l4ub-aber
benno1 oOrpdrtS fommen.
Das Ubiae WtttbeiIunsen aus brafs
ltanil&er 9ueue fommen, fiebt' Ger 2elel
aus iecsr3etle. Gr fonnte aber au6 que
r~tecerbcIten @%arnuusen. pie aus an:
oersn. su~perlab!sen, 3ueuen famsn, Of
uno eft e%ntnebmen, wie esfdtrli6 ei
fir DeutiGe I'M Aqeemetnen III, mad
BralIlten aus3uwanoern.
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(Slr Zen @anpersr.]
&ein 81 eni 1 e II ~ e + c.
XI.
(Gcrtlesuns)

Gaspur Bat ptsnOnt ~ elmer aroBen
Wa@t erbOben. tneem er bte Re4te
oerleBte, bic 0inreniGe beleitigte, bic
6irfen Ger Groe taui&te, ben 5srrn
oes Dimme!S ~Setlpottete, ete STRIDE
%uerbSbnte, eas bers beg 81. 0atsts, Der
tie restert, betribte, ete @ldubigsn, BE
INNER bic @enOhsn Der eeipen uno
Sitterfeiten pss Dberbauptes Der Rtr9e
fnr, drssrte.
Ni@.s Rsbt lstnsm 9aufe mebr i'm
Weee. Nan nimmt bic MtIuEtote let,
ner pclttif an europa, Serbldft iber
feline SIbnbett, bat beloneere NidFGs
ten 9esen tbn. ia bstnabe Gbrfur6t.
Die 9anSe 6albinlel ldBt bic 5dnbe
iinfen unp bsugt lt4 Dor letnem Stub
me.
Sura, man tinotet Elm srObss pa
triotl6es Tsit an, pas NattpnaIfeff
Oes a5nisrei&es Stalien, pas gum er>
fen Wal eefeiert nitro. GauOur q l.
letn fpu Der 5elD DiefeS Gsfss lsin
ct alletn loa bic euIDieuns Der
entbufasmtrten Wen1denma6en entses
eennebmen, tnDem IT ibnen cen Spus
Oerdn prdlenttrt, be6en arone CT 70 ses
waIttB srwsttert, reflea Seepter ct Der.
9r6Bett bat.
SepD9 Neinl
Am 2. Stunt 1861, benz fir BAG
Set bsittmmtsn Gage. miro eer Nints
ftsr 0tctor @mmanusIS pou einsm ae>
fdbrIihen Gieber befauen unO erItest
tim an MOrBen pes s. Stunt !-N6 !
ibr wsisert eu@ on bic Strafsert6te
css 6immels ;u 9lauben, tbr 9erren
| 5retpenfer2
Nlspunn r;tst ibr esftebsn, paB aud
Der 3ufau ablhsultde Strei1e fpielt
unD msrfmlrotssr @sile euersn gess
nern eerpUnnenes SpteI etbt.
@IiO i& eebe IS 3u, 1T es ni@t @Ott,
10 1T es Der 3ufau, Der au oteiemWanne.
Gem 0esenfanpe eurer 8spunpsrung
unD eurer 2Obeserbebungen, 9elaet bat :
~Du lOut- iu petnen ldIeGten 3iele
selansen. Absr Serape tn Der StHnpe
peines IriumpbeS ptree t@ fir DID
Elm @rab 5faen, uuo bein 9stb wtrr
nod tn 9erweluna fein, ba iGoa cte
unOronuns tn petn Wsrf fOmuen miro,
unb baS 0ebdupe Der S@anpe unb Der
eise, paS Define 0dnpe aufsai6tet bas
Ben, miro 3uiammenfirasn, unter Gem
8eifuu Der p%rtneipien, pte ou Sera6tst
unD res Glaubens, cen Du bef&dptet
baf."
Sawubl! ~ofs ssifissn 8liBe i&Ia>
gen." I'm nit 9outs 0sutuot ~ lpre>
den, mod ssrabe pie I'm MittsIalter
Elm, uuo ss etbt INNER In Der atmcs
ipbdre St6ee, ete aa' oas. mac fe &C.
trOffen boben, nisterl@mettern!"
S@ltebIt@ nun lst nod bic 8ere
lber
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Gtnt8e Sp5tter,

rpeI@e in StaIfsn 5fentIt6 bfe ReIistpn
l6ferten, bic abtr In bttterer Meile pas
Strafsrtdt @Ottes baflr empfnpen
n1uBten.
Gin junser Wann lief f@ TN Safa
feebaule sur ellie 3u GIOrens stne Safe
Safee 9eben ; INIT Der Grccmmunifas
ttor, bartn." bemerft: Ct rabet. Dp@
Nos 9sidab? Als ct bic Gafe an zen
Runo leBte, lanf ct loot 3ur grbe ntes
Der.
IebnItGe Strnfe trnf einen anoeren
Sp5ttsr, psI@sr psm StrdsAtanne oers
fallen mar. DerieIbe beeab fi@ au
Hom in etn Dirtbsbaus une, inpsm CT
auf cine SranntwetnFalde ;eiete, laste
er in wifem Some gum Ssuner y@es
ben sic mir fur ;wst SOlpt GrtOmmu>
nitatton.' Sbne ettpas 3u npipen,
CAB Der ReIner tbm rae perIonate
9Ias 9ranntwein. Ier damn ftBte
cas- 0las an ben WunD unb Iserte es
in einem 3use. Sber lpelei9 fIsI CT
lCet CUR Grne meier.
Der SDnrifue pom GinoItrrso tbers
CAB ben Oomintfanern css SrteS tas
Oetret Don Ger Aufbsbung tbres alos
fisTs. Der Stere oss @Onpentse, +.
parahclo, ertnnerte i'm an pie Groom
%munifatiCn, rusIGe lber Die Strgttlr
rauber Derbdnet fat. Der sYnOitus
tra@ IN Elm ip6ttf@ss bcDnIa@en
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% e B a n b +.

&ntl@etpuns, erfolet auf @seurs bss
@orfanees bes ~8clfsueretns BON Bos
sen unb umssbuns" 9esen elm BON
portteen Bairfsbauptmann er9argeneS
8erbot elmer 0erlammlun9 an einen,
Orte ~auberbaIb bss pUIttti&sn Be-
at1feS res 0ereinsfBeS, 1T bic ents
e~seenHebente bisbertAe i~oncertare
Ausleauns bes 0erstnSseisBts aufs
eeaeben uno |tnb iomit 8ances > @srs
lan,mluneen enelt6 aud In Stroll ees
fattet.-Sn @sl(@s9 ipttrpl lu6en Die
Rs~sterunss'O reane benz eiberalismus
auf bte 8eine au bslfen. 90 i9reibt
pie Grtsnt'i1e amtIihs 3ettung, BOP
purb S~prsnsuns oes Sanptases i'm
uurisen Sabre Ote lansf sepGni&te
G!ltaIe Der 0ebdr> anRalt fir MdliGs
GtroL rpelGe ii6 untsr ben 8Orlaaen
befunpen bate. ntdt babe beldlo7sn
perpen f6nnsr, baB allo Der quite @lQs
Der &esieruns bur6 bic S&ulo Der
&onler1atiuen nidt babe onra9elebt
rpereen fSnnen, w6brenD es cod Gbats
fade IN, bae Der 9anbtae Dor awetSab'
rem obtse @stdrsN nfaIt senebmiste
Die &eeteruns aber ben 8el&luB Mot
ausfabrte. Die In @abllahen ber-
unretlenben 8s3irfsbauptmdussr, !. ..
lener RON Irient luben bic Bdblsr fGr
Das neue Sbulseies senetst 3u ma@sn,
tnbem ite tbnen ersdbIen, Der 8tldpf
upn SaIsture babe basu feline 3uRim>
ununB 8e9eben.
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MuS Sem Stroll

nitro lelts1 nber po!tttl@e Suftdnee be,
rtGtet. DO6 f&eint eS aud in bisiem
0ebtr9slonoe wteper unter Dem 8olfI
81 sdbren. SO l@reitt etn CORES
ponoent:
Die Hssisruns iGetnt es Def ibrem
Befteben, Ger Dultrampntanen" Yartei
pts Webrbsit I'm eanotaB su entrst5sn.
b~elOnDsrs auf 8dlldttrOl abselsben su
baben. Dott entDtfsln bic fatierlld
t5niBltdsn Beamtsn etne lsbbafte Gbd,
ttstett. Die Best,fsbauptleute bersiier
Fetbts tbre 8eStrfe unb bsrufen bic ST.
meinceoOtfsbsr suiammen, UNI fie In
Slime Der ReBierune gu ~bearbettsn,
Sol&e MtliOnsyetlen pom Bssirfss
bauptlsuten baben l9On nOriess s)abr
ffatt9efunren. Die OfFei5len 8Idttet
rsdnen beraus. bas. penn eS nlSsltd
mare, in Wdll1sl trol ole Sibe far
Die ltbsraIe pattet ;v %eewtnnsn, bic See
9terun9 Go 3u elmer, wsna aud fnappen
Najorttdt brtnsen f6nnte. Die @dls
i@en iOaen aIlo iebt belfen, bas peuts
ite GtrOl Mcres 3u lebren. Aber 70
letdt wtrb bic Arbstt ut9t fem benn
cie aberauS srObe Nebr3abl Der LIMB
lt&en 8sp5lferun8 pes italtentlHen
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