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essfuIOueratIon.

ION the 10th inst q successful opera
ION was performed upon Mr.. Wilson
Steinmetz, the milk vender of this
7 place, who eight years ago, while in
the service of the L V. r. r, Co.,
jumped from a gravel tain while in
motion and dislocated one of the small
bones of the foot, which on account of
its peculiar situation could never be
properly reduced and finally, from the
continued irritation of the misplaced
bone, the foot became very sore and
painful, which incapacltated the man
from performing any labor. He had
been treated by different physicians
without any material benefit, and two
years ago he spent several weeks in tho
Pennsylvania Hospital, at Philadelphia.
where he obtained but Temporary rs.
lief. The foot had at no time been
completely healed, for there were al
ways from one to seven discharging
openings, and it was swollen to nearly
twice its natural size. This Spring the
action in The diseased part became very
violent, which gradually exhausted the
man to an alarming extent, and to save
his life, which was fast ebbing away
by the continual drain upon his system,
he agreed with his physician to sacri-
flee the member, which was removed
under unfavorable circumstances by
Dr. W. A. Derhamer,: assisted by DR..
j. G. Zern, of Weissport. A dissection
of the foot was made and it was found
that the bones forming the instep, had
by the action of disease been completely
dissolved, leaving nothing but a small
portion of an irregular bony mass. Mr..
Steinmetz at this writing is doing re-
markably well and mays soon be ex-
pected amongst his patrons again deal.
ing out the lacteal fluid.
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Big Creek Items.

Big Creek Items.
Cherry trees are in bloom.
EARLY sown oats are coming up
finely.
Both sugar'and -four have advanc-
ed.conslderable in price the past few
weeks.
Quite refreshing rain again on
Saturday.
I'VE have had beautiful weather
the pass few days.
-Diphtheria has entirely disappear
ed from amongst us.
The Sabbath. School at Solt's never
was in a more flourishing condition
than at present. They have just intro
duced the Evangelical Lesson leaves.
The Post office at Weissport has
been greatly improved in appearance by
having new boxes put in and the old
ones removed. Mr.. Kistler, the Post
Master, is very attentive to the duties
of his Office, and l earnestly hope that
he may be retained for another term.
He has given perfect satisfaction to all
the past term.
Rev. Mr.. Werner is expected to be
in attendance at Solt's Sabbath School
on Sunday, at 2 p. M, and conduct the
opening exercises, etc. All are cOrdi
ally invited to attend. REVERE.
Big Creek, May 1st.
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Only Three in 100000.

READ, PAUSE and REFLECT over the
following: DR.. Coxe's Wild Cherry and
Seneka has proved beyond all doubt to
be the best and most wonderful remedy
ever prepared for the speedy relief and
cure of all coughs, colds, whooping
cough, asthma, hoarseness, weak lungs,
incipient consumption, and that terrible
malady-crOup. Have you delayed try
ing it so long? If so, get bottle cost
ing 90 cts. and use two, thirds of it if
not satisfied return the balance and get
your money back. Can anything be
fairer This offer has been accepted by
over 10000 persons using this delight
full remedy, and only three bottles have
ever been returned. Sold in Lehighton
by 4. j. Durling and G. w. Lentz.
Large bottles 90 cents; small size 20 cts.
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Decoration Day.

DECORATION Day.
Governor Hartranft, of Pennsyl~
vanla, as Commander-in- Chief, of the
national organization of the Grand
Army of the Republic, has issued the
following General Order in reference
to the observance of Decoration Day:
PAILADFLPHA April 20, 1871
In accordance with the an nal custom, w ed.
nCsdav, May 3d. ls7I, viii be Obsei we'd as Mem
orial Day in communication Of our dead com
rudes
1t is fitting we should turn aside from accus
toned put suits to co honor to those who have
given the strongest testimony Of patriotic de
NOuOn. ana n general observance Of the uay,
through the active participation OF the members
Of soc eties the children II the various schools
and the citizens generally is earnestly invited
Every effort should be made to mark the last
resting place Of each soldier and sal or and we
should also remember with tenderness those
who died away from home pHd kindred and
now rest in distant or unknown graves.
tach Post VIII be the judge of the manner IN
which II may best perform this duty, but con.
cert of action should be had wherever prac.
tCahle
Wherever there are no Posts of the Grand
A1my 70 lead in the goOd work, the Command
er-in-Chief, i'm behalf of their surviving com.
radeS, asks the citizens to take steps to decorate
the graves Of the gal ant dead and secure
proper observance OF tde day.
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Closing Prices of DEHAvEN & Town
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia,
Special Notices.
r. T. Kunkel,s Bitter Wine of Iron.

This truly valuable tonic his been so thor
ougnly tested by all classes of the community
that 1t is now deemed Indispensable a. Tonic
medicine. II costs nut nttIe purities the blood
and gives tone to the stomach, reuOvates the
system and prOlOngs life. Everybody should
have it. For the cure of Weak stomach. Gen
eral Debility. IND digestion, Diseases OF the
stomach. and for all cases requiring n tonic.
This wine includes the most agreeable aud ell
cent salt of lion we pOssess-Citrate OF Magnetic
Oxide, combined with the most energetic OF
vegetable tOncs-N elbow Peruvian Bark
Do you want something TO strengthen yOui
DO you want good appetizer
Do you want to get rid of nervousness
DO you want energyi
DO you want TO sleep well
Do YOU want to build up YOUR constitution
DO you want to feel weil}
Do vOu want a bri TX and vigorous feeling
II you do try KUNKELS BITTER WINE
OF IRON.
1 only ask a trial of this valuable tonic.
Beware OF cOunterleitsi as KunkePS Bitter
Wine of L on is the only sure and etteCtual rem
edy in the world for the permanent cure OF
Dyspepsia and Debility aud as there are mum.
Der OF limitations offered to the public, would
caution the community to purchase none nut
the genuine article, manufactured by Il. t.
Kun5el, and having his stamp on the CORK OF
every bottle. The very fact that others AT ht
tempting TO initiate this valuable remedy proves
its " OTth anu speaks volumes ~ ITS favor. SOLD
only in 81 bottles, or six bottles for s.. Try
this valuable medicine and be convinced OF tts
merits Sold by druggists ana dealers every
where,
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LehightOn, May



On Sunday (to-mOrrow), Rev. c. II.
Baker, of Allentown, will ofllciate for
Rev. S. Neitz in the Evangelical church
in WeisspoIt. At 10 a IN. he will
preach in German, at 2.45 he will also
preach in German and administer the
Lords Supper, At 7.30 p. IN, he will
preach in English. All are cordially
invited to attend these services.
j. X. KEERR.
-Children's meetings are held every
Saturday afternoon in the old school
house at PackertOn, conducted by Rev.
j. b. WhittOn. The entertainments
are well attended, on last Saturday,
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather, 33 children were in attend
ance, In connection with the Sabbath
school, a Normal class has also been
organized which meets in the same
building every Wednesday evening,
and much interest is manifested by the
young people in the study OF the Bible.
This class is also conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. j. b. Whitton. Tomorrow
Sunday afternoon, at 3 p. m, Rev.
Mr.. Vincent, of Mauch Chunk, is eX-
peCted TO visit the sabbath School.
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DIED.

OSwALD.-In West Penn, April "a. Howard
ALVIN sou Of Prank and Caroline Oswald
aged months and 10 days.
MILLER.-In Wc>t Penn. April H. Cora Cor /.
diia, daughter Of Daniel and Catherine Mil
ler, aged wear, months and days
STROUB.-In East Penn, April 2ith IIydia
Catherine, daughter of David and Mary
Stronb, aged year, months and days.
BETZ.-In blooming Dale, April 2lsi Gideon,
son OF Phillip and Isabella Betz, aged II years
2mOuths and DAVIS
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Death warrants sIgned.

/Governor Hartranft has signed the
death warrants of the following named
parties convicted of murder.
Edward Kelly, Michael j. Doyle and
John Donahue, Mollies, convicted in
Carbon county. To be hanged June
21, 1877.
Thomas Munley, Mollie, convicted
in Schuylkill county, and to be hanged
June 81, 1877.
Andrew Lanahan, not a Mollie, con-
victed in Luzerne county for the MUIR
der of John Reilly, to be hanged ON the
same day.
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S. S. Institutes.


the Institute meetings to be held under
the auspices of the Evangelical Church,
in this county, during the present
month
MAY 81, at 1880 p. m., Evangelical Church, Mil.
port - Subject: l. The efficient Sunday
School-Wln Craig 2. Bow can p9renCs
help to promote the Sunday School Cause
Rev. j. X KneIr.
May p, at 1880 .. M, kvanoelcal Church, Par.
rNville.-l. How can we make our Sunday
School more interesting IL. Y Bagenstose.
2. How to cultivate True Benev evOlence-Rev.
w. Yeakel
MAY %, 1880 p. m, Evangelical Church, Weiss.
port.-l. Why are not the Conversions of
our SUNDAY School scholars more frequent 7
j. G. Btem. .. How to st dy and prepare
the Sunday School LessOn-Ed. McHOse.
TON, How TO teach the Sunday School
Lesson-Webstef c. Weiss . How can we
induce our older Church members to parti-
cipate IN the Sunday School Cause-Levi
Wentz.
May 25 1880 p. m, Evangelical Church. Mauch
ChunK.-l. What constitutes an attractive
Sunday School - Rev. j. Werner 2nd
The Model sunday school SessiOn-Wm. r,
ROmig.
The Essavists are limited to ten minutes, and
the discussions to five minutes. Every one
that feels interested i'll the promotion of the
Blessed Lords cause, Is cordially invited to at
tend the Institutes and take an active part in
the exercises. Come one, come all, to the help
of the 10 d.
COmmittee-J. X Knerr, ]. L. Werner, j. G.
Bliem, l. w. Yeakel.
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To CONSUMPTIVES,

The advertiser, having been permanently cur
ed of that dread disease, Consumption by n sim
Dle remedy, Is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means OF cure. To ali VINO
de ,lIe 1t. he Will send copy of the prescription
used, Gree of chargel, with the directions for
and using the same, which thev will
iinO SURE CURE tor Consumption, Asthma,
&c. Parties wishing tue pIescI1p-
tinn Will please address REV. u. A. WILSON,
l04 Penn-st., Wllliamsburgh, NY. janl3.m6
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Tame Worm Removed Alive.

Head and all complete in two hours. No fee
till head passes. Seat, Pin and stomach Worms
bv DR.. Kunkel. 259 North Ninth ST.
Philadelphia, Pa. Sent for circular with trel
tbs on all KINKS OF worms advice free. ASK
your druggist for bottle of Kunkels Worm
Syrup, which will do the work. Price 81. IL
never fails TO remove All KINDS, from children
or grown persons. Directions with it. May 5.
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MARRIED.

sTEIGERwALT--wE - April 22nd
Dy the Rev w. H. strauss. MI. owen Stei.
gerwalt, Of West Penn, and Miss Fiauna
WCr man, of East Penn.
HAVERN AN N-ANDREAS. - On the same
dav by trc same, r. Benz. HnveImln, of
East Penn aud Miss Caroline Andreas, Of W.
Penn
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Military Company.

The undersigned will meet those of
our citizens interested in the formation
of a military company in this borough,
a. Semmel's Hall, on Wednesday eve
ming next, May 9,lS77, at 1880 O'Clock,
for the purpose of enrolling members.
Young men wishing to join the organi-
zation, who cannot attend the meeting,
can do so by applying to
+. p. SEMEEL
or, j. S. WEBB.
LehightOn, May 5, 1877.
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Errors of Youth.

Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and all the
Elects OF youthful indscretOn Will, for the sake
OF suffering humanity, send free to all who need
10, the recipe and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he Was cured. suffer
ers Wishing TO profit by the advert ser's eXper1-
enCe can do 80 by addressing III perfect cOnt-
dence JOHN B. OGDEN,
iani3m6 AZ Cedar-st.. New York.
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The public schools of this borough

The public schools of this borough
closed Friday, 4th inst.
Light Harness, very cheap for cash,
at Milton Florey's, near the canal
bridge, Weissport.
John Hartlich, a stone.euttpr of
Reading Pa, committed suicide We'd
nesday morning by blowing out his
brains with a pistol, Pecuniary trouble
is supposed to have prompted the deed.
If you are in want of anything in
the stove, tin ware OF housefurnishing
line, call at E. W. Clauss', Exchange
Hotel building. He keeps everything in
his line, and sells at bottom prices.
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The Champion.

Says the Steubenyille Ohio, Daily Herald Of
25th ult: At eight O'clock tomorrow mOrling
will pass through OuI city an enormous ship.
ment OF the celebrated Champion mowers and
Teapers, IRON the ma, ufacturers, Messrs. Whit
ley, Fassler d Kelly, at Springfield, OHIO
There Will be four special trains OFF, cars, with
LOCO machines, valued at S27S 600. They are
en- route Tor arrisburg, nearly all having been
already sold by the agents,tO be used in the dis.
trlct about there TINS immense shipment,
without breaking bulk is an enterprise in
transportation that will command universal at
tentiOn. The entire route is made by daylight
the locomotives and cars being gayy decorated
with American flags, and upon each car n large
plaeard Champion Reapeis and Mowers" If
the machines were placed in lne-allOwlng 25
feet, the usual distance to each machine, 1t
would make an agricultural procession niue
miles in length. This shipment certainly ind-
Gates n revival in business. The crops during
the ensuing year will be large. and owing to the
attitude OF the Eastern question, in active de-
mand, and hence the necessity of the very best
machines for gathering them. The excessive
demand for the Champion for this work is
owing TO its well known. together with the fact
that 1t successfully earned away all the trst
hOnOrs at the centennial In addition to OrGi.
nary work there the machines were put by the
manufacturers to some most eytruOi binary
tests, and dld perfectly work which other ma
chimes failed TO do evel indiifetently. Very
clearly the Champion" mas been well named,
MGssrs. Semmel & Gable, OF tins borough at o
agents for his machine, and will be pleased to
exhibit them to their friends.
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Society Meetings.

INRINITo CASTLE, No. rs, A. o. X. OF THE M. @.
2nd and 4th Monday Of each month, IN Re-
ber's Hall. Lehighton, at 1880 Oc, ock p. NJ,
mes II styers, s. X. O. $. r, Gilman.
y. X. r. s.
9NADRN HUTTEN LODGE. No. CSC, 1, o. o. f..
meets every Tuesday evening, at s O'Clock,
in Reber's Hail. Alfred Beck, n. q. N.
B, Reber, Secretary.
METUcHEN TRIBE No. 232, Imp. o. Of r. M,
meets in RebeT's Hall every SATURDAY,. II.
r. Kreidler Saohefn @. W, DELHI O. OF X,
on wednesday evening OF each week at 1880
O'Clock IN Public School Hall, WeisspOrt
Pa. G. W, Schwab, 81 JAG Brong, &. Of II.
LEHIeHToN LODGE, No. 234. X. of p, meets
on Friday evenings. in Reber's hail. at 1880
O'Clock. ]. W. Raudenbush, @. O, t. X.
Ratchff, X. of n. and 5,
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PIMPT,ES.

will mail (Freel the recipe for preparing q
FRECKLEo PIMPLrS and BLoTCHEs. leav.
ing the skin soft, cOar and beautiful also in
stIuctlons for producing a luXurlaut growth of
hair on a bald head or smooth face Address
Ben Vandelf & Co., Box 5l2i, No. Wooster-st
New York, janl3.m6
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Advertising Rates.

We desire 1t to be distinctly understood that
ne advertisements will be inserted in the col
umns OF THE CARBON ADVOCATE that may be
20 Ieived from unknown parties or firms. unless
q bcompanied with the CASH. ThefollOwing are
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Six Months, per inch each Insertion IS cts.
I" Three Months, E" /" 20 cts.
Less than three months, first inser.
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Local notices 10 cents per line.
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REPORT OF COAL transported over Lehigh
a. ousqurhanna DIVISION, Central II h. OF
New Jersey-week ending April "a, 1871,
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The following table shows the quantity OF coal
shipped over the Lehigh Valley Railroad for the
WeeR ending April zsuh, 1871 and Tor the year as
compared with tine same time last year:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-24
StotDe tito nstoere 9eRten.

gSte man bon et1em I'M 0efolge oes Sen.
6oDaro beftnoli6en :3eitung5correiponbenz
ten erf6Drt, babet Ne3 Berce5 in Dem
@efe6te dlf Der Sig Sole 8ratrte in Ser
J(G1e Der 0ren3e bon S0aDo un0 Wfontana,
no Die fletne Sruppena6tDeillttg oe5 Sen.
@tbb0n benz 0duptling Solep6 pergebLiC9
ben gSeg na6 Wtpntona at Deriperren
iu6te, me6rere @reuelt1oten beqdnqen.
0o0 gei1ab bteS, tpel1n 1tGinlt0 6elagter
Correspondent Die WabrDeit ipridt, ntGt
bon Setten Der &rteger, iol1Oern bur6 eini9e
tbrer Weiber.
gta6bem Die SoG6aten ltncle Saints bon
ben 9te3 Berces cine Gtrede tDett 3uritdgez
trteben tD0r0en tDarelt, t1a6ten ftd, na6
Der @r3d6lung bes Gorreiporbentcrt, il6er
Die bon i6nen 5uruG9elaiienen 8%ertDltnbe7
ten meDrere Squams Der ulto berettetert
BEN bilfloS ~baliegenben Wfdnnern idreG>
! hide Quole1. Sn bem ange5Inbeten Qraiz
r%tefelter ma6ten 0tele WfegGren i6reG amass
0afen (ote 8erf3euge, nit tpel6en tie dltf
ber @an1a5> Bratrie naDrbafte Wur3eln aus
3ugraben pflegen,) glii6enb 9eiB ut6 fttcBen
ie oann ben Spfern in ben 2etb; audi
astbere, ebenio i6reGli9e 2eiben Deruri ADJ
ten tie benlelben u1t0 marterten bic @epeiz
nigten langiam at To6e. Gttem nod i'm
sarten SIngltn9Salter fteben6en Srompeter,
Der nit S6uBpunben int betben 8etnen
balag, %brannten Die peiblt6en rot6en
S6euiale nit ibren glii9eno 6eiBen !bafen
beioe Qugen aus ltnb quGlten tbn altf am
bere I61uoerbafte @etie, Bis etn ql1aIpouer
Sob i'm bon unertrGglthen Qualen erlD1te.
90 madter1 es, mad Der Nngabe oes
fra9liden @orreiponbenten, otele y6etben",
pie Der fromme General 6otparo Die y1e3
8erces nennt. SeOes meni0li6e @efnbl
bGumt ii9 gegen iol6e 8eltien auf. l1no
bod 1teben Bic 6etoen un0 6etotnnen bom
Ston1me Ser 9te3 Qerces, lelbft tpenn obige
@reuel tDirfli6 itattfanoen, on Ofeni6lt6z
felt nod bod iiber ben @brt It en u1b
so obame6anern auf oem rulfii6ztirz
ftl6en &rtegsi6aupIabe. 3mor lolen tie
es 9e6ul6et 6abeil, 6aB t6re @ei6er pertpuns
6ete fein6lt0e WtGnner Su Tooe peinioten,
aber tie i9onen tpentgitens Bic @eiber unO
&in6er ibrer Seinbe. 9aS t6aten lie in
SS0aboe uro tbun eS au6 in Wtontana. tpo
lie erit far3lid in Der O~ellop1tonez @egeno
mebrere ju1tge Srauen ~frei9aben, obne bte>
len 6as @erin8ite 3t 2eibe 9etDan gu baz
ben.
O}it 6teiem 8enebmen nerglei6e man Sic
@reuel, Die auf Dem ruifl6>tirfiI6en
&riegSl6a1pldbe ni0t nun al ~peripunDeten
feinblt6en Sol0ateN, ion6ern an @reiier1,
all Srduen, Sungfrnuen uno Ginbern be-
8a18e1 IperOenI Ofan 0ente nauentli6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-24

General Grnof felt BEN ltntertporfez
men Siolr, tDeI6e it6 tebt III 9roBen 2az
germ BET Der 9tot6tpolfe7 ult6 8u1tl6ipan3>
Qgentur tn 9lebraSfa beftn6en, Elm ieDr GUT
teS 3eusltiB aus. Der SOB beS etpig unz
3ufrie6enen @ra5D 6orle babe bas lebte
1~tOrenoe @lelnent erttfernt, unD in ben 9a>
germ Der Stour gebe cS iebt nod ru6iger
ulto orbenIlt0er Der ais in Der frteolt61ten
Sta0tgernetr6e beS 2dnbeS. Sn SoIge Der
l1ntertperf ung Der 8anbe bes 2a6men6tri6
ieien iebt Douen0S ale fei1blt6en Siour
un~tertporfen nit Nlts1ta6me 6erer, Sic 1i6
nit Sitting 8uu in Canada befGnoen.
Stir Soiep9 u1o feline Sees Yerces 6erri9e
audi unter berie1igen Stour, tDel6e bon
ben 6eIb5ii9en Der Sees Berces ettpaS ipiiB7
ten, fetnerIet S6etlna6me. Die Stnur>
Mboronung, tpel6e ft6 unter Sit6run9 6eS
groBen 6rte0enSDGuptlin9S 8unti6Da13
mad MaIbington bege6en tperDe, I'M nit
Der 9tegierultg iiber Das t~iinftige Sbtfial
Der Stour 3u Der6an0eln, tperbe am 10.
p6er 20. Septembe inter Mufit6t 6es So
DaIlerte>2 teutenant Glarf in Sma6a eitz
~treffert, 1tl1 BON 6a na6 @ai1in9ton tpei7
ter 3u ~retieu.
Gen. Groof b~eitdti8t es alt6 b%oufommen,
Oub ~ y - y I cut UIUtpullt+l+u w
gen i'm, 6en @eneral, u%nterna6m, IGBt
aber babel, 9let6 bem Sen. Sbertoalt, Dem
beritorbenen I6Guptltng boQe @ere9tigfeit
tDtoerfdbren benin er iagt:
v@ra5D 0Drle mar Der groBe Oialtr lt1t@
ter ben Stour 6eS gtorbens. @r mar tap
fer unb bon ieiten 2euten gefirdtet; ietn
8prt mar ibnen @eieb. Nd6ren6 beS
&ontpfeS Der Storr 9egen Gutter ant 2ittle
Sig 6orn rift SrasD I6orie ms bi9telte
&fGetplbl uno lagte iei11en StouT:
iDenn letne Sadie cine gere6te lei, 10 perbe
bet 0roBe @eiit TIN bpr SOB uro Muitben
beDabren. St fam unperleBt aus benz
Sample ur6 Dte5 ma6te 0uf Sic Stolr
etten groBen GinOrud. Nber babur9, baB
GrasD 6orie i6lteBlt6 bor ben 8u1ocSz
trltppen Die g8affen itreGte, berlor er gum
TbetL letn Nnleben ltter ietnen &ornpfge7
nofiet. Gr mar tetn GROCER 6Grptlit1g
me6r unO DaS madte i'm Iauert0pftl6. SIT
6teier Sttmmung faBte er Sen @nti6luB,
etnen bersmeifelten Stret6 3t begebert, ct
bottle, 6abur0 Sic Sn6i0ner mie6er Qufau>
r~ittellt, 10 baB ibm 8tele berieIben bon
geeltetn a1f oen &rtegSpfa0 folgen tpiirben.
Sour bteier bertpOrrenen nnD pertporfene1
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mid e1ttlprtngen. ST 6atte fetren peri0ne
ltden @rou 9egen mid. SD bate i'm
ftets nit Site un6 I6tu1tg, ia nit Ml1sz
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man ibn ais @efan9e1en o1f bic @a6e
bra6te, ita6 ct nit Der Stt6poffe, bic ct
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men Wfann in ben ltnterlet6, einen anbez
rem IN ben Nrm. g8er t6m barauf Ben
t00tli6en StoB periebte - obs Elm tpeiBer
SOlbat, ODER elmer Ser unterporfenen, jebt
nnberbrit6lt6 treuen Stour !par-ift ni6t
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