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Foreign Produce Market.

LIVERPOOL, August IL.
COTTON--6 11-16s; sales 5000 bales; American
5000 bales; for speculation and export 500 bales;
receipts 1000 bales; American 900 bales.
PROYISIONS-Lard, American 3Ss; Bacon, short
clear ATS 6d
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T0ntcd.

newspaper carrier wit horse. Apply at Min
neapos Office of the GLOBE, corner Washington and
NiCOlet aYcnncS.
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New York Produce Market.

new York Produce Market.
,o,,no. NEW YORK, August II.
sales $4,000 bales N,'
FLOUR-Less active recepts 10 ono barrels. sales
l3,OoO barrels Rye flour nominally unchanged.
Corn meal firm at S2.4O@l2.5O.
uhAlN-Wheat, winter opened &c higher: closed
irregular and more active; spring Sl15lk; No. Mil
waakee do Lie; No. Chicago ia: ungraded red
LIP; No. 1.13011.14; steamer No do s0asI.
ungraded amber 1.07@1 1877 No. do Liz a1.12I
NO. i do 1.13a; steamer No. Q do 1.O9Is6Tl 10: nm
graded white 110a1.22: No. do LIP; No . do / IA
Oils; No. /, 1.22@1.23; white state 1.2401 25 :
steamer white .1801.l8h; do state 1.21A; receipts
western 63165c. Barley nominal. Malt quiet. Corn
declined nc; moderate business; ungraded 45049Isc
NO. 3, I4047Ac; steamer 49c; steamer yellow
5O4c; steamer white 541ac; receipts $4,000 bushels
sales 402 900 bushels. Oats quiet and steady re-
ceipts 1900 bushels; sales 5000 bushels: No. 3
3olac; No. l white 370y37hc; mixed 27633kc
mixed state 30033c; white 32037c.
HAY-Steady.
HOPS-Unchanged.
GROCERIES-Coffee advanced &c; rio cargoes
7fei Rcs sugar ng steady fair to good refining 10
PETROLEUM-Quiet and firm; crude &c refined
lie.
TALLOW-Steady.
ROSIN-Dull and unchanged
TURPENTINE-Quiet
PRODUCE-Eggs, 15@151sc. Butter, western Ga,
22c. Cheese firm
PROV1S1ONS-Pork dull; mess $40 35011O.75
Beef dull. Bulk meats firm. Cut meats picked
shoulders S5.62M. Lard active; prime steam $685.
LEAIHER-Hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres and Rio
Grande 20121c; common 21c.
WOOL Unchanged.
WHISKY-SL09h.
COPPER-Ingot lake quiet.
NA1LS-Cut 50 .1002.40; clinch 4.25@15.25.
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Local committees are earneEty requested to
promptly call county conventions for the selection
of delegates.
j. j. HILL, Chairman.
+. J. MEAD,
Hon. W. M. CAMPBELL,
I. GUTzwILLER,
w. p. BRUNsoN,
Hon. GEO. BRADLEY.
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Southern Minnesota Railway, Connecting nj
Ramsey with C. NJ. 4 st. p. Trains North
and South.
AT Wells with Central Railroad Of Minnesota. and
at La Crosse with @. M. l. st. P. Railway for all
points East
dolng West-Iralns leave La Crosse. 49,. 7 81 m
Trains pass Ramsey. 2:42
Going East-Irains pass Ramsey. 10:45a IN
Arrive at La Crosse ......... 5:25 I'm
Minneapolis Time.
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TRAINS.
River Division

River DIVISION
Through Chicago Il East
ern Express.
Through Chicago h East
ern Express. ...........
Iowa and Minnesota Div.
Prairie du Chen, Milwau-
Ree and C..icago Express
St.Louis X Kansas City Elk
Il do
Owatonna Passenger. -.
tyA pI
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900
PORK
.--.CHIGAI
Sa1Shoo-
Con{a,obor
COMMERCIAL.
sPECIAL MARKET BULLETINS
Received by the "Globe" During Yesterday
ESpecial Telegram tn tina dioha

Especial Telegram to the dlobe.1
CHICAGO, August ITO A. M.-Beerbohm, Liver
pool firm Cargoes rather quieter. Continental de-
mand continues. Weather fair in England. Private
cables qieter. Receipts of wheat at western primary
markes during the past week over three millions.
decided increase of receipts is expected here next
week
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prcSB ..
Passengers at st. Paul leave
by the st. Paul 4 Sioux Cisy
r. r., at $3.50 P. NJ. connect
ing at Merriam juno; also
leave st. Paul & Pacific Il.
r. at 300 p m connecting at
Minneapolis daily, Sundays
excepted. Traiu on Satur-
day runs as far as Albert
Lea, only.
Minneapolis, Burhgton Il st.
Louis mail and express. -.
(Close connections coming
North).
Mixed Minneapolis and Mer-l
Ram Junction, connectingl
for local stations and st. p
Il 8. G. r. r. as far as Wor-
thington ........ .........
Mixed, Minneapolis Il White
Bear Lake, Duluth & Saltwater
Omaha Ex., for all points on
st. P. & g. G. R'y., Omaha
and California. ............
Trains arrive and depart fro
fic depot, Minneapolis.
Tickets and sleeping car b
ticket Office, No. 8 Washing
Nicollet House) W. g. Teller,
1
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MONEY AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.
Money and Stocks.

NEW YORK, August II.
Gold opened and closed at 10Oss, with sales in the
interim at 1OOA.
Borrowing rates 1@1@2 per cent. and fiat.
Bar silver here lis in greenbacks; Has in gold.
Silver coin 2@1 per cent. discount.
Silver bar at London 5214 pence.
Governments quiet and steady.
Railroad bonds firm.
State bonds quiet.
The stock market this morning was characterized
by great strength and buoyancy the entire list
ing sharp advance. In the afternoon the market
was buoyant until after second board. The advance
as compared with opening quotations was u to 25s
per cent, Granger shares being special features.
After the second call prices reacted a to IL per
cent, but towards the close partial recovery took
place. and the market left off strong in tone. Large
purchases of stocks made to-day based con-
hnued activity of grain movement throughout the
country
The transactions aggregated 1856 900 shares of which
$500 were Erie; $4,000 Lake Shore; $4,000 North
western common; $4,000 Northwestern preferred !;
10000 st. Paul common 81 900 st. Paul preferred
$500 Union Pacific; 1900 Lackawanna; II 900 New
Jersey Central; 1,400 Delaware Hudson; 1880
Michigan Central and 81 900 Western Union.
Money easy at 1012 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 383h per cent.
Custom receipts $500, 600.
Clearings S9,OO0,OOO.
The assistant treasurer disbursed $194,OeO.
Sterling, long 84l short 8S4.
The following were the closing quotations:
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w hLk
MILWAUKEE,.
CHISAGO.
CORN.

ments 1866.
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee 1880 bushels ship
ments 780.
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PULLMAN Sleeping Cars Will run on the Main Line
Trains leaving st. Paul at 500 p. m. Cars run
through to Fishers Landing without chan &c. aud
connect there with Red River Transportation Co.'S
Steamers for Manitoba and all points North CT RED
River. T. p FaRTEy Gan ! NIonaoar
w. 5. ALEXANDER Genl Ft. & Tiki. Agt.
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SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

lie commission will meet again on Monday.
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Northern Pacific Railroad.
Depot foot of Sbley street. Ticket and Freight
Office, No. 43 Jackson street.
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Minneapolis g. st. Louis Railway---Short
Line Iowa Route via Burlington.
SOUTH D. INoRTHw ID

LIne iowa KOute VIA BurIfngtOn.
Running through express trains with Pullman
palace sleepers to st. Louis without change %
miles shorter than any other route.
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Foreign Money Market.

PARIS, August IT.
RENTES-112f 212c. Exchange London 25f
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LIE. daily, Ar. Daily.
400 p m 100 p m

Nv o -
|
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were both drawing salary as secretary to the
building committee.

disposition on the part of the management to
spend the public money. 1t seems though
they can never cease talking about Talbot's
$3.50 trip to Philadelphia, and his SIS lecture to
the lunatics. 1t was suggested if the speech
the gentleman made at Philadelphia was worth
$3.50, the poor lunatics who were compelled to
listen to his SIS lecture were to be pitied in
earnest.
The commission will meet again on Monday.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-05-28
Nasby'. Confession.

Nasby announces that his conscience
has been quickened 10 no inconsidora-
ble purpose. lie started for the Dem
ocratic Examining Committee with two
confessions in bis pocket, one telling
what he did not do in Louisiana, aud
the other telling what he did do.
When bis turn came 90 be presented to
the examiner, he offered his first docu-
ment. and was asked: "Wat offs did
the yooserper Hayes refooze yoo?'
Mary an ofiis" said /, DRAWN myself
up proudly. "well. then, how big is
your defaicashen, and how soon do 700
expect 30 be arrestcdf" BY this time
he'd handid em my c6nfeshn. IL wuz
a mild confeshn. 1 contest TO KILN
perhaps a hundred DimOcTats, and al
I teIin the returns Nv perhaps forty pre-
/ cinx in Looisiana. I'VE cant yoose
/ thism said tho chairman. Good
morningl" Nasty then hande2in bis
second document, upon reading which
the examiner turned pale, then unbeni
/ i'm n smile and said: I'VE know You,
/ Mr.. Nasby. John. ask Mr.. Nasty ei
he will lake suthin." Nasby took
"suthin." and the result was that hs
moved into sumptuous hotel apart
ments the next day, and cut so hne al
appearance that the walters called
him iudQe. In concluding his nara
tive. he remarks with customary phil
osophy: "The confesbn bizuis, vheI
properly handled, is not bad thing
! | shel probably adopt Il ez perfeshn.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-05-28
what "a soldier says.

We are in receipt Of letter from n
soldier friend in Wayne county, who
Was somewhat down, after the election.
He says:
"Your letter was the FIRST bit OF com.
fort since election. When men come
to me and say We will beat you, for
we control the sore-head Republicans,
the Democrats and the whisky influ.
ence, think it time that honest men
wake up. Look south, il you please,
and see in the Congressional of the ma.
ton si1ty-four men who served under
the stars and bars, and who tried "a
kill me. aud every loyal man. Who
are they?-men who held places in the
Confederate Councils, where the egg
OF treason was Matched. What
surprises me is the fact that any sol
der can be so brainless as not to see
the drift OF events, aud by their votes
whistle down brakes, before the trair
goes TO destruction. / am n Republi
can OF the blackest dye. Oui
finances are we'll enough, il Congress
would only let the thing alone. and no
legislate IL 10 death. IL North
efn bOlultTS Noutu not huhhe lools y
themselves; il they had halt the earn
estuess that the southerners exhibit
more Northern soldiers would be il
our national legislative halls.
hear the same confederate Yell Iknoy
how it sounded in 1862, 3 aud 4; an'
to-day JefL Davis is heading anothe
rebellion"
Our friends head is level. tbs tim
to wake up, and "time 10 work"-Tim
to answer that confederate yell. -
Michigan must take no backward ste
in the great cause in which she has 3
long stood at the front; and when th
convention, next month, has selecte
our standard bearers, we shall expec
10 see live, earnest campaign open a
once. "Up boys, and at EN-. = Gran
Rapids Journal.
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Chimes. uaxim. and Proverbs.

Great souls have will; others only
feeble wishes.
Attention to small things is the econ
omy Of virtue.
Who is the greatest lar2 He who
speaks most OF himself.
Men may bend to virtue. but virtue
cannot bend 90 men
One forgives everything TO him who
forgives himself nothing.
There we're tramps m the old Gre.
clan days, and when Pistratus va'
walking out one day be was accosted
by some Of these parasites. He said
''If you want beasts 10 plow your land
I viii lend you some; IL yOu want land
I will give you some; IL you want seet
SOW, You shall have Il; but you mus
work" They left his domaine for {
more congenial climate. The sam,
characteristics remain. Tell most beg
Rars that there Is hve-course Dime
under the saw-horse and they turn pail
| and vanish.
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Proceediugs or tho Democratic
House.

Gen. Shields, manned Union soldier,
rejected for door-keeper, and a hale
aud hearty x-Confederate, ex-Egyp-
tian officer, selected for this important
and truly national position.
Darrall, Of Louisiana, elected from
his seat. although he held, certificates
from both Packard and Nichols. And
for that matter, every contest for seat
has been decided.
Nearly SS, 600, 600 wasted in appro-
priations for deficiencies in the river
and harbor improvements. National
improvements ignored, and special OF
propriations made for purely local ana
political specialties.
About $4,000 Southern war
claims presented. e., claims Of rebels
for the destruction of their property
during the war.
The Ways and Means Committee e
income-tax propositioA-a war measure
at best, aud only necessary now to raise
money for the payment Of war claims.
Expensive Investigations into the af-
fairs OF the executive departments
"water-hauls, all OF them, but con-
venient methods of providing soft
berths tor fraudulent experts.
Numerous discoveries OF fraud, spec.
ulation. corruption, and general crook.
edness in the financial affairs OF the
Democratic House.
The manned Union-soldiers rolls oi
the door.keeper used as a place of ref.
uge for bummers with sprained ankles,
hospital heroes, and sleek, well-fed
Democratic ballot-box suffers.
William aud Mary College bill-a
proposition 30 use the public funds to
rebuild an institution which always has
been and always will be devoted to the
propagation Of the doctrine of secession.
Months of valuable time wasted in
useless discussion Of unimportant priv.
ate and political affairs. while tax bills,
appropriation bills, aud other import
ant public measures, have been utterly
| ignored.
Sham economy OF three years expos
ed by the passage Of deficiency bills
meanwhile the public service suffered
from want OF fands 10 properly admin
/ ister the Government.
Utter disregard Of the financial dis
tress az the North, while measures fol
sectionalI advancement OF South
ern interests have been speedily pro
NOTED. Il Washington Republican.
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Letter te Pittsburg Telegraph.
was one of President Lincoln's
guard, stationed at the time at the Sol
dier's Home, the Presidents summer
residence; also Secretary Stanton's
summer residence. Sometime, think
in the summer of 1864, the outbuild
ing Of the Harewood Hospital took
fire, and as il was in plain sight Of our
camp. some Of our boys ran down to
render any assistance they could. IL
was on the Sabbath, and Mr.. Stanton,
being nj home, also went down 10 help
put ont the fire. When he got there he
helped to form couple Of lines OF
men, passing the empty pals down one
side and filed with water up the other
to throw on tho FIRE. He himself was
in the line working like hero. OBJ
serving Lieutenant that was station
cd 20 do guard euty, standing with his
hands in his pockets, the Secretary
/ said to him: "Lieutenant, fall in and
help us to put out the frel" The Lieu
tenant replied mot knowing the Secre-
tarv Of WAR: about how high dc
von rank, sir?' "Well, | don't know,
aid Mr.. Stanton. about how high
do YOU rank?" 81 am Second Lieuten
ant Of (such a company, don't remem
ber name)." Mr.. Stanton replied
"Sir, / am Secretary Of War, and !
don't fall In will reduce you 30 th'
ranks" Well, that Lieutenant drnr
ped several inches below his ahirt-cul
Jar. aud picked up pail IN double
quick time.
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1. Let every youth be taught some
useful art and be trained to industry
and thrift.
2. Let every young man lay aside
and keep sacredly intact, certain pro-
portion Of his earnings.
.. Let every one set out in life with
a fixed determination TO engage in bus
mess for himself, and let him put this
determination into practice as early in
life as possible,
4. Begin IN small, safe way, and
extend your business as experience
shall teach you is advantageous.
). Keep your own books and know
constantly what you are earning and
just where you stand.
6. Do not marry till in receipt OF
tOleraely certain income-sufficient to
live on comfortably.
Z. Never get in debt A man who
owes nothing can never fail.
8. Let every mau who is able, buy a
farm on which to bring up his sons. It
is on the farm that the best men NOR
! ally and intellectually, are turned out.
8. Bear in mind that your business
cannot be permanently prosperous un-
| less you share its advantages equally
with your customers. An call turkey
all bUzzard" system Of business can
aever succeed in the long run. Both
parties 10 a transaction must be mutu-
ally benefited il n trade is TO be kept
/ up,
To- Experience has shown that q
scrimping policy with employees is not
the most profitable TO the employer.
/. Live and let live is a better theory.
IL. Mover get your business so much
extended that you are driven TO take in
a partner. II you engage in partner
ship at all, let IL not be forced on you.
~. III you find yourself incompet-
ent 10 manage n business successfully,
settle down contentedly 10 work for
wages, do your best for your employer,
make his interests yours, and shape
your expenditures TO live within your
income. Everyone is not qualified by
nature TO manage successfully. but n
much real happiness may be enjoyed
in a salaried position as In any othrr, j
the individual be only frugal and CO.
tented.
13. Don't seek political off
IA. Aim g. be iust an
your dealings, "
reputation %,
II these
IS rVed. as
| ,.4.,,.t 80 h.~d time.
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Aauiekcned Conscience.

During a lull in the conversation
Yesterday evening. Grandfather Lack
shingle startled the family by remark
ing. "1'ye lived over 100 years by the
watch, and never felt this way before, "
and he blinked in n very sorrowful
manner. What's the matter?' asked
mother. who was at his side in an in-
slant. 81 don't know" ho said, "un-
less I have a quickened conscience,
and he he blinked and stared by turns
In n very alarming manner. 81 feel
sort OF hot around tho ears, he went
on. "an' modde I'll better confess. y
His whole frame trembled like leaf,
ard deadly pallor oversproad his face
A window was thrown open, which
seemed TO revive him, and he Rasped
"T-wrote-'Beautiful Snowr 'You
did nothing Of the sort" yelled father
''I wrote II myself, aud can prove eit'
Grandfather then went on with his con
fession. 81 killed old man Junius anc
wrote the Nathan letters. Bind mp m,
horsel Give me another woundr
Another window was opened. ''I vot
ed for Til" Something rose in tn
wretched mans throat and choked thi
dreadful sentence. Summoning all hi
strength again he whispered. 1T was
who struck Billy Patterson,-strucl
him twice; once for v, next for a twen
\ ", and Grandfather fell back in IN
chair exhausted.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-05-28

A performer with variety combina-
tion attempted. at Rockport, Ind, on
the 10th, 10 shoot an apple from the
head OF woman. The aim miscar.
ried. and an s-year old boy named
wiegel, who was playing outside the
canvass, was shot in the forehead and
instantly killed. The performer was
arrested, but as il was evidently an ac-
cident no was released.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-05-28

Quite a large number Of people from
the Dominion OF Canada are locating
in this section the present spring.
They are a good, thrifty class OF peo-
pie, and generally bring the where
withal TO buy them homes, Give them
warm welcome.- Richm ond, Ma
comb county, Review.
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Trains are run By Chicago time, which "a p
minutes slower than Detroit and Cleveland time
All trains run daily, except Sundays
COSNECTIONs-Close connections made az ?
SLANT, with VI. G. X. II. for all points east auo
west. Al Manchester. with Jackson Branch oi
l. AN. :. r. r. AZ Hillsdale; with L. ;.
sRR. Al Bankers, with II. " ). :. X. r..
. points north and sOIth.
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n is not difficult 10 DO good. Tor the
means are constantly clustering about
every mans lips and hands.
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LAKE SHORE a MICH. SOU. q. n.
Trains win leave the stations named. as follows:

gE Michigan Accommodation, going West,
Connects with Kalamazoo and Orahd hapiHs
Train at White Pigeon.
sg- Mail and Night Express trains going east,
connect with Trains for Detroit at Adrian.
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The ripcst fruit grows on the rough
est wall.
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LANSING DIVISION.
Trains will leave the stations named, as Follows
DETROIT nIILsoALE d SOUTH
WESTERN r. r..
Westward Trains,

Trains viii leave the stations named. as follows
from and after May 18th. 1878:
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rrntfnIe, I IN NUUrs TuIT,
REV. y. VALENTINE,
pasfer VI. r.. Church. Cooper, Mich.

limitations are applicable 70 all diseases Of the
resplratyry organs, including Catarrh, Throat,
Diseases, Asthma, bronchitis aud Consumption
and thousands Of cases can be cured ~ this
mode of treatment when nothing else can resch
them.
Those who desire 10 consult me In regard "a
their cases had better call At the once for an ex
animation. but u Impossible 20 visit the Once
personally may write for "1ist Of Questions.
also Dr. Williams New Medical Treatise, o. Pc
rcs, Illustrated, on Diseases ~ TIE Breathing
Organs. Sent free. Address,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-05-28

W. HILTON WILLIAMS, W. NJ,
25i Woodward Avenue, Detroit
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-01-24


The LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING Co.,
Al Barclay Street, New York, have publish
ed BLACKwooD for January in good season i.
The serial, ''Mine is Thine, is continued
The second article, Murder of Commits
sioner Fraser, Delhi, 1885, is a striking
narrative of circumstantial evidence, leqdin g
to the apprehension and conviction of an as
sassin.
The third article, being Part II. of "The
Tender Recollections of Irene AIacgillicud-
dy'' draws upon her memory and not her
fancy, and introduces, under assumed
names, many persOnages known in ''sOci-
ety." The first part, which appeared in
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ed about
We are glad to have another ser les of ar
ticles on French Home Life The pres
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Of the general position Of religious opinion
in France, and the form and force of it's ac-
ton.
"Schools Of Mind and Manners treats of
the ''discipline which fits for society," and
the Importance OF forming the manners Of
children, instead of allowing them to form
themselves.
'sTranslations from Heine' are continued,
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