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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-29
Boston Produce Market.

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BurTER-We quote: Fancy creqmerles, 22a
9sc; fine dairy, grocers seltctions, 29a2s'; In.
volces, Vermont 2092lc; inv ices New York,
iS@soc; falr TO good, l7@lsc; common OTIS
l2@l5; western creameries. fine. 2l622c
western dairy packed. l7a1sc; invoices OF
straight lots lt@l5; common, old ana new.
l0Sl2Lc.
The trade In Boston was fair on Thursday hut
buyers were not willing to pay as mu h for
butter to day as they did las week. few
strictly nne datries brought fair ylng price :,
but the bulk OF the arrivals to day were a loss
TO the shippers. There is no improvement on
the contrary the market grows weaker nd has
downward tendency on eli gra es hut strlc ly
nne dairies and selected fame dairies.
W0oL.-The excitement IN the wool market
has been marked and prices have adv need
about &c D ID. all round. The excitement In
Ohio, Michigan and other western states runs
higher than for many previous years, and
prices have been forced up so high ha manu-
afctures are free purchases or all availabl lots.
The sales OF spring california embrace some
l,e'o.oos fbs. at from qosssc D ID but Consider
able OF the wo was good aud very cho ce Nor
thern at sO@3s y ID New neeces have been ar
irving slowly. The sales have been at ~ 52x
C D 70 as TO quality. Combing eces are In
fair demand, with sales at 5O@55c for washed
and s5@4ic for unwashed. Texas wool has cen
arriving quite freely. and S les at liza 37.c q
n. In unwashed f,eces sales at 24a3 SUI er
and X pulled at 2s@5 C, choice California selling
at the latter rate combing pulled at 4Oa4IH;
fall California at is tub washed st 42e, scour-
ed at 42H@75c; moi at s2@62k; and sundres on
private terms. There is fair d mand for Aug
tralian, with sales et4 @5rc . ID. Cape woo Is
are held firm, nd carpet WOOL is offered at lri-
ces above the views CT buy ers.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Hsw York Stock and Money Market.
nKv YoRK. June O.

GOLD quoted at lo5k.
MONEY quoted at i&92.
GOVERN MENr BO NDo active.
PRIME Mercau lie Paper AT 9k0b.
CLEAhINGS, ei4.42SA 20
CUSfOa hELElPiS, 100000
TREASURY disbursements o, 500, 900.
RAILROAD BONDS generally weak and
lower.
$ o Ks were nrmer and higher in early deal
ings, anu continued strong during the alter.
10 IN per cent.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-29
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.
The Very Latest Dispatches By
Associated Press.
The Turf.
AT FLEETWOOD.

At Fleetwood park to-day the free for
all race for purse of 81 500, was won by
Hopeful in three straight heats, Fullerton
being second in all three, Albemarle third
and Adelaide fourth. Time 2:lSt, 2:20,
2 :205,
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PROD UCE MARKETs.
RzroarED sxPRsssLy FOR THE RUTLAND oLosz
Vermont Markets.

Vermont Markets.
NEW haven, June 20.
Butter l59lSc selected 1890; Eggs l2c;
lne Sc lac; maple sugar To-; OATS soc per
onsNel Potatoes 50 TO 90 per bushc; Hay
slo oo9si2 per ton; Strawsl2 90 per ton.
REMARKS.
Market this week quiet, dull Shipments
i4.otO lbs butter, 4sOOBs CHEF Sc, 200 dozen eggs,
Is veal calves, cars slaves, l car clapboards,
car lumber.
RICHMOND, June 26.
BuTTER-sales OF common at 5a 81; good to
cnolce lota9Oc; Sc ectt lec. Eggs &c; ch ese
lac'; nay ana straw, per ton, SO 90 to s l w.
ST. ALBANs, June 20.
CHARACTERIZATION OF common at iO@i2c:
goodto choice l59lSc; selections .Oc.
Tho attendance on Tuesday god, receipts
liberal, market dull and lower.
VBRGEHEEs, June 26.
BuTrER-Butter 15aIsc q II; seledt@d .9c
Eggs l9 cents per dozen PoLatots so to 90 cts
per 6ushel; Cheese lac. hay and straw, per ton,
5000 TO sii.OO. F0- WIZ
MIDDLEBURY, June a5.
Butter Is to 1sc; selected i9c; eggs i2c per
aozee; Cheese l2c; potatoes, so "a 9Oc; oats SOC
nay ana straw, per ton, $1,000 to S1l co.
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SING SING, June 2S.
In a match race between Dare Devil
VIM. T. Lee and w. 4. Brown, Dare
Devil made 90 miles 10 four hours 10 min
uies and II seconds, but having fouled
both Brown and Lee judges gave the race
In Lee
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-27
THE EMPTY CRADLE.
Sad Is tho hestt Of the mother
Who sits by the lonely hearth

sad Is the heaIt Of the mother .i .
Who sits by the lonely hearth,
where never a}ain the children
Shall waken their songs Of mirth.
And sill throug gh the painful silence.
She listens f& voice and tresd,
outside theheart-there only
She knows hat they are not dead
Here is tho detolate cradle,
The pillow 81 lately pressed,
But far away Jas the birding
Flown fromlits little nest.
Grooming the iullabies over
That once sere her babes delight,
All through the misty spaces
She follows ito upward fight.
Little she thought Of moment
30 gloomy and sad as this, ..-' .'t
when close to her heart she gathered
Her childfor Its good.night kiss.
She should be tenderly cherished,
Never grief should she know,
Wealth, and the pride Of princess,
: These would q mother bestew.
And this is the darling's portion
In Heavcn-where she has fed;
By angels securely guarded,
by angels securely led.
Brooding in sorrowful silence
Over the empty nest,
Can you not see through the shadows,
s Why it is all for the best?
Better the heavenly kingdom .tr
Than riches of earthly crown;
Better the early morning fight, -
Than one when tho sun is down;
Better IN empty casket,
Than jewels besmirched with sin:
Safer than these without the fold, 80
Are those that have entered in. ~
The Scotsman.r1
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-27

Man wants but little here below nor wants
that little long is libel Man wants every
thing he cat see, or hear ov, and never is
willing to let go ov his grab. Wtenev-
er you find man who is thoroughly salts.
fled with what he has got, you will fnd either
on ideot, or won who haz tried hard to get
some more and couldn't d. it. The oldera
man grows the more watohful he bekums /:
az his hold on life slackens- his pinch on o
- srovA grippy.--Josk BMines.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-27

y A dsskey came 70 sowh yesterday driving
an OK named Hays While he was in :
store making soms purchssss farmer came
up with wagon load of fodder aud ssopped
10 fronsiof the darkey's cart The or pal.
LED upto the fodder and commenced eating
it. In few minutes the darkey came out,
and seeing Hayes as he WAS trying to get
another bundle, yelled at the top Of his voice
'Whafer ix yer eatiu' dat dar fodder /? Yer
kno's faint yone ! sed de berry day dat
nanl'd yer Hayes dat yer was gwine ter tex
sumtin' dat nebber b'long'd ter yerP He
drove of, giving the OF th, full benefit Of q
returnins board.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-27

The conversation turns upon the fastidi.
oasness of the times. "Why," says men,
BET, s'they II soon say marriage is improper"
No, no, replies Douglas Jerrold, "they'll
Always consider marriage good breeding"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-27

Mrs. Ann Eliza Young, the rebel of the
harem, in her "Wife No. 49," tells of
cousin who married a Gentle The girls
parents were ievout saints, and grieved over
their daughter as one dead. The disconso-
late father consulted the oracle of the Lord,
who gave him the following godly advice !:
"Put Hatten out of the way, it is a sin and
a shame to have so good woman dragged
around che world by Gentle" Ofceurse
the voice of the Lord spoke in his chosen
servant, and in few days came the start
ling news that this audacious outsider had
been killed by Indians
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-27

UNCLE WILLIAM ON "DIpPINa. Dear
Children was at church last Sunday
Nothing strange about that, since have
been going to church pretty regularly for
forty years, or thereabout. Yet saw some
thing that was very strange to me-some-
thing that l had never seen befoEe.
A brother invited me TO go with him to
dinner. got in his wagon to ride.
Besides the man and his wife there were
three young ladies in the wagon. noticed
all Of these had sticks about as large and as
long as your little finger, sticking out of their
mouths. I noticed that they kept splitting
like their mouths were sore. - a
Then there was dark streak reaching
from one side Of the mouth to the other,
circling under the lower lip, in the shape
Of new moon. . -Ygaa.yHg.,. t.t
Presently one took out her stick, which
had a swab on the euds dipped it In some.
thing and putt back in her mouth again.
Then it occurrcdTto me, that this.is what is
called clipping" So it was. .,.
Isoon found out that was in neigh
borhood of regular clippers"
I had conversations this morning with a
good woman, the mother Of three children,
who is herself "dipper." She said, ..it is
wrong; and as you do not use tobacco, /
cheerfully receiyeyoar reproof but they who
chew and smoke ought not to condem us. "
True,oS.jio st4F .EGa- i.siigass
"They who live in glass houses ought not
to throw stones, ,,e s7e ..r .. =.
Cd Dipping, ike smoking, drinking, playing
cards, etc, is a social evil, ! do not say i,
IL Al N
il is vile, dirty, filthy, wicked, wrong. =,
/ Let me beg my pieces, who have com.
mepced dipping to quit it. ndthose who
have never done such an ugly thing to pro.
mise me they never will.
! There are but few things that would pain
me more than to see my own daughters en-
gage in this'vile practice. 9''-
Please, my little ladies, keep these ugly
sticks out Of your mouths. = Sc. Loai,
Oh,istiaa Adpocdte.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-27
sRLEcrsp RECIPES.

TOMATO CATsUP.-Take q half bushel
ripe tomatoes cut up and boil till done !;
rub through a sieve; to this add half cup of
salt, one pint vinegar, one of sugar, and
cloves, cinnamon, pepper and allspicc, each
one tablespoonful boil one hour; bottle
and seal.
TOMATO CHowDER.-Soak one peck
green tomatoes in salt water over night !;
chop fine and add few onious, one cup
mustard seed, with pepper, cloves and Gin
namon boil sufficient vinegar to cover up
the mouths of the jars, and you have an
excellent pickle.
TOMATO PREsERvEs-Scald and peel
smooth, round, ripe tomatoes to seven
pounds add five pounds sugar let stand all
night; drain oa-the juice boil and skim
add the tomatoes boil gently twenty min
utes; skim them out into jars; boil the
syrup till just enough to cover them as it
cools pour it over the tomatoes, and you have
one OF the incest preserves.
PIcKLED PEACHES Rub the peaches
smooth and steam until done stick a Glove
and bit of cinnamon in each, and put i'm
jar; boil vinegar to cover, adding one pint
sugar to each quart These pickles will be
good in one week, and arc very nice.
ICING That WILL NOT BREAK.-Thc
whites of three eggs beaten very stiff; add
one pound white sugar, with one tablespoon
full corn starch -four the top of the cake as
soon as taken from the oven; put on the
icing with steel knife wet in warm water.
DELICIOUS Brown PUDD1NG.-One cup
Graham, one of meal, one of sugar, one of
cream, one Of raisins, one. half of sweet milk,
one egg, one teaspoonful soda stir all to-
gcther and bake one hour ; with sauce this
is delicious pudding.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-27
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that i comn,anf,ea MAN no. a. .a.unIs snuus :
and he sstrncir ,Ls .sht. ;,b t All
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eocb fool in ths ssJd,a Ao'o's up uno t'e
He was s.snn;na Se, feon, nj i. - H., ]. e. !,
purnose of sfianJ;nr S ~ AZ Fr .ne
he sunnose5 wers ..;il ,.,hoa ao'.ss; =. :. sHhlch
when ! forn rSse SataSs ~ .ne Tree,
baok Win = o,as, IS ts.. aA A"u neissafeea
who in , S 1n;sah;ae. t,a = Eo
esAI;ne aa s'an e1.si ~ y. ..aa'g
tion1 Of he appaTit;onn tTb. I S.nah.sr q
theoid man bnsei m,,r,szsss ~ y. aau Ises 2,
Down on vour I;serah,a hg.ss sour nasas' IAN
Lang, aud bea for the msrcv mar A"so'i n0' uoutrey
er granted others 1Down I su ssoui'.' "A'e neV' "o'
Perhaps the sbaf,ov of ,bo
did not hermit him to COO Tho go, saan .I o.
was clutched in the hand Of tbo ,' Ss,r,aa. Jaa.
GIRL else hi. r,sLn. "uu " 'ne fearless
curbed. - - nave Deen
sKueel In won ?, Nevor bo ;a
The weapon which he ra;so5 drona
fore the fash that followed his pN wor,s W. W.
with a groan of main he stagoeroS ha,, ~
drop dead among hi, 5rrnLs ~ W
Alice Bcauchampe. amazed ot her ov,
Son courage, age stood silent amidst the smoke Of
uy 70 snake on their torPor at the sight
VI tueF stricken leader, aud one rose to
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-27

Iti noteworthy fact that whenever one
Of our farmer correspondents expresses him.
self as comfortable and happy, with no cred
itors pressing him, he explains the fact by
saying "pleuty Of corn and meat Of my own
raising" That's the secret of It. Show us
a man that raises plenty Of corn aud meat
for his own, ,ase, and We viii show you a
splendid, jolly fellow, beloved by bis neigh
bors and popular wherever known.--Prcn.
ttss P2eader.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-27

A creased dog cannot run 40 fast as boy
in q cellar who heass his mother say she
must 60 down andwIs s Coz, is after the
prescryes.-Qc{ I, East Union,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-27

Dancers will be interested to know that
several new contillion figures have been in
troduced at private assemblies in Paris
One of them is called "La Poste." The
gentlemen wear armlets, with bells attached,
and on these the name of post town is
written, as ''Postc de Montigny," "Poste dc
St. Cloud" &c. Fancy cards, bearing cor
responding names, are distributed among
the ladies, each Of whom calls out the name
on her card, and thus obtains partner.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-27

SAVE THE SoApsUDs, However deplor-
able washing day may be to the household
(and the careful house mistress or tidy maid
has it in her power to greatly modify its dis
comforts,) to the garden it is very bouu-
tiful day Our hungry and thirsty grape.
vines and flowers are glad Of esery drop Of
wash wator, and will repay every bit of. fa.
tigue it may cost US to give them this fer.
tilixeno Ifthe sunis shining hot when We
so QUITO dispense .our favor, it is best fol
US to dig slight trench not far from the
root Of the plant, and pour the water into
sit, and cover again with the top soil. This
M the water 60 farther, and at the same
til docs not tempt the rootlets to the sur.
face Of the ground. No better liquid can
be prepared than the soapsuds from the
"woolen tubs" as they are sure to noarish
the roses--if any Of the liquid rests upon
the Jolioge Of the plants, wash it off by
Swinging smartly--plants always pay fol
this extra care.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-27

How TO RAISE ToMAToEs.-Th
French mode of raising tomatoes is as fol-
lows: AS soon as cluster of flowers is
visible, they top the stem down to the cluster,
which soon pushes strongly and produces an
other cluster of flowers each. When these
are visible, the branch to which they belong
is also topped down to their level; and this
is done five times successfully. BY this
means the plants become stout dwarf bushes,
not above eighteen inches high. In order
10 PrerenU S',oi- c-n:~c over sticks mr. str;nos
are stretched horizontally along the rows !;
SO as to keep the plants erect. Ia addition
to this, all laterals that have no flowers, and
after the fifth topping, all laterals whatever,
are nipped off. In this way; the ripe sap
is directed into the fruit, which acquire a
beauty, size and excellence unattainabls by
other means.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-27

LIFE IN TExAs.-A new conner in a
Texas town always enjoys himself. After
spending short time looking around the
place, he grows weary and finally asks the
clerk of the hotel if there is any chance of
having fun that day. And the clerk,
scratching his head a moment says: "Well,
dunno; reckon we cah get up something
for you before night Haven't been shct
at yet, have you? No! Oh, we'll, you will
be soon. Just loaf around the streets
little while, and even it you amt shot at
yourself, you can dodge the bullets intended
for some other person. Maybe you might
object to its coming in that way, sort o'sec-
ond hand, you know and if you do, why
wait little while and I'll go out with you,
and [ guess we can get up something real
IS studying tie t%e abe" oF fhst thia isaR}aag Waa
time of the next train, and not even the
clerks promise to let him carry the revol-
yer that he shot man with last week can
keep the guest in town over night Scene
at hotcl-"Good morning, stranger, it
looks like rain 2" Stranger-"I think not"
A shot is heard, and the stranger is rolled
out of the back door.
Moral-Texas is fine grazing country.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-16

Sn Cincinnati 6 erbanste iih Der beut>
ife @irtb Sriebrif Oreber. Der Mann batte
elm dronii9es &opfeiben, bas ibu bduftg CUR
8er3ipeiflung bradte.
Oie nenliben y orr dl1e in M o II tire /,
Canada, babeu uielieitig Serantaiiuns 81 Der
Wabnung gegeben, bic @rinuerungStage aus
benz gei6i4tliheu Qeben europdii1er Natio=
men, ioipeit iol9e politii6en, religi6ien unb
io3ialen SaB gu perpetuiren geeignet ftnb, bier
su Qanbe su nerbannen. Gs erbellt lett 5llr
@eniige, baB bic Anitiiter bes Sfanbals in
Neontreal BON bDien 2etbeul6aften ertilammt
maren, uub obidon bic y uOrarier" einen 5ffeut=
lifen llmsng ailsfallen lieBen, bod bic Rnbe=
it5rer ibr Wiitbden an alien. 3u fiiblen ner~
iu9ten, tpslde gelbe S9leiien trusen. Sereits
bat bic ySrii1<&atbOlllhe Union" in WiOntreal
alle gerbinbung nit ben 8ubeit6rern abge=
mieiell, ihr Yebauern iiber bieie 8orfdlle aus.
geipro1en Mnb banlit bic Wabnung perbnn=
BEN, bel benz beutigen 2eidenbegdngliiie ieoen
lleberarifi i'm Seine gu eritiden. gSie melt Die
bDie Banoe es trieb, fann man baraus folgern,
baB Elm Prieiter, Der eiuem Nieoerseidofenen
beilprang, selualtiam Oaponseiagt wuroe.
Die ySranter" nIrben BON oein beiieren
Sbeile Der 8ep5lferung Wontreals Oh ibrer
ruhtgen 6altung laut belobt nno es beion=
bers herporgehoben, baB fie etnen 6ffentliden
llm1Sug nnterlieBen unb ibre Seier beS Sabres=
tages Der S9lad)t am 8opne auf Seu 8eiud
Der STRIDE bei9rdnfteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-16

Die gtgentbiimer bes y8ien Yublic" baben
mehrere Brdfetteu, ipelde bier Den SerfauI
bes Sournals berboten, perflagt. Der ,Dlo=
niterr" bebauptst, bic Republifaner bdtten
einseitanben, bag iie burd bic beporftebenben
perliereu tuiiroeu; Die RcpubIifaner ba9egeu
ldleiuen iiberseust 5u ietn, baB iie Stee gez
iptt1nen, auitatt Derlteren perben.
Sr. Suguet, elm republifauii6er Senator
uno bisber 0tapOr bon 8Oulo9ne, 1T BON benz
lettsren Yoften abseiett wOroen. 9ie Siieu=
ftonen 3tptlden ben 9egitimifen unb Bona
partiifen seitalten idJ iebr idrOf. Sr. be
S5ranclieu, elmer Der beruorragenolten Der le9is
ttniitiihen Senatoren, bat eiueu 8rief ges
1drleben, IN iueldent er inter Inoerm fol-
senoe Senterfuu9 madt: SD CLAUDE, int
9tamen aller ruabren Smperialiiteu uuo treuen
SatbOlifen erfldren 81 f6nuen, baB mir logar
bic 8epublif benz &aiierr ibe Uor3isbsu."
ShiiJsnaGridlten.
Blnmoutb, IA. SMlt. = Ser 9ampfer
nGanaba" 1T BON gtetp=D einsetrOHen.
Ntopille, Is. Snli, - Der 0ampfer
DPolpneitan" lit bon 0fontreal bier etnge=
laufen.
Blpmoutb, Is. Suli. - Der Dampfer
y6rlfia" fam BON 9tetp- g)Orf bier am.
Il II et II I . ~ II, a. NSllll. - ger SQul>
pier rSnbiaua" 1T uon philadelphia augs=
fommen.
Nastt uRo 86rIe.
Gonbon, IA. Sult, 1890 Na6nl. -
@rie BriOr. II.
9onbon, IA. Suli, l llbr Nahm. -
Die 0iSfontorate i'm offeuen Warfte auf orei=
monatlide gSe6iel betrast 1t Pro5., mas
I inter Sanfrate 1T.
Honoon, IA. Suli. - Silber 81 I'd
pro llnSe.
Baris, IA. Suli, rlbr NaGm. = Sitnf>
pro3entt8e 8enteu 107 6raucs 10 &entimes
fiir 8rief.
4iOerpoOl, IA. Sult, 12 llbr N. -
Die 8aumlDoa 3ufubr betrug beute 5000
Sallen, einidlieBlidb 100 aus Anlerita.
2t0erpool, IA. Suli, 1890 Nahm. -
Sauntpole feit. Sberlaneer 6 SIZED; Stem.
Srleanier 81. Ser!&Mfe 5000 8allen, elm.
l9lteBlid 1000 3itr Spefulation unb Grport.
4toerpoOl, Ia. Suli, llbr ya9m. -
Imerif. Safe so cd.
xtperpo oil IA. Suli, llbr Ra1m. -
SOn ben heutlgen Saumpoa. Serfdufen pa.
rem 5000 Sallen aus Imerifa.
ssnrse &abeIoepeSdbem.
-Yafoob Se9 bon &aidgar ioa mad elmer
furSen Sranfbeit seitOrben iein. Sein SObn
anlo Se9 folgte linn auf ben Sbron. Die
9ineiti9en Sruppeu ridden uur lan9iam in
&al9gar Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-16
Sta0t Baltimore.

8erionalnotis.-Oer befannte Snbia=
ner~Miiiondr Sruber 9onsaga bonn sSranSis=
faner=Sroen, ais ebemaliger 8altimOrer Sies
len in lnierer StaOt tpoBl befanut, befinoet
fi5 se9enipdrtig bier, na9bem er i'm Snterefie
ieiner Shtppeipaer cine &eiie nod @albing=
ton unternommen, mo er Dor Der iebt tagenpen
llnteriudungS @ommiiFon peruoinmen
ipurSe. 8ruber @onaaaa fehrt portauFa su
lsinen @bippewaerl la4 Winneiata, Seren
&ipiliiatien unter ieiner Qeituns beitdnStg
6orti9ritte gemlaat bot, auriid, tuiro aber
bentnGd]it BON ieiuem Grben einen neuen gSir-
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