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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02
REMEMBER THESE TRUTHS
Labor creates wealth.
Men create laws.
N LADY.

The Moberly Monitor and Louisi-
ana Press try to identify us with Dr.
Conway. The Monitor going 30 far
as to state that we are to share with
the Dr., If he gains his damage suit.
We brand the man that wrote those
lines, who ever he may be, as an in
famous liar. So much for him. We
are neither defending Conway or his
wife for money or glory. But we do
think that things have come to o pref
ty pass when a temperance lecturer
and wife can not travei through this
state without being treated as DIR.
Conway and lady we're.
Now we have nothing to say in de-
fence of DIR. Conway, but we do un-
dertake to state that no man with any
decency or self respect would fill his
paper with such slandereus attacks
on a woman as disgraced (lf such a
thing could beg the columns of the
Moberly Monitor.
If Conway is a Fraud and you
know it, show him up. We will say
amen. But unless you know his wife
to be other than she appears to be,
you disgrace the community you live
in when you countenance rumors te
the contrary, much less circulate
them through the columns of yeul
paper. If o woman's character il
soiled she is. forever ruined. WI
have noticed that many individual
and a few papers unworthy the sup
port of a refined community are only
too ready to give eredence and cir
culation to vague rumors concerning
ladies characters, especially if they
happen to be travelling through th'
country SIS Mrs. Conway was. Sucf
persons are a disgrace to a town sne
should DO frowned down and if they
insist in their hellish insinuation.
they should be treated with a oo~r
COW hiding. Nothing will stuu
slanderous tongue quicker than
good application Of raw cows hide
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02

". 4. Quartcr,
ship ffty-two t52), faEsgls5Es4
one hundred and twenty -(I20 }
acres, east half northwest
quarter and southwest quarter OF :
northwest quarter, section one .(iJK
township fifty-two (52), range sever !
~, per back taxes for the years 1871 Il
1874, 1873 1876, amounting 10 ISL
100 dollars.
And unless You be and appeark
the next regular te,iha of this cd n
to be begun and held at the c3
house in the city Of Mexico theh q
Monday of june next and plead ~
said petition, tt will be taken as al
and Judgment renaeredN
cording to prayer. Flat
1t is further ordered that at
hereof be published according
in the Mexico Weekly LED&
newspaper printed and publiE
the city of Mexico.
Witness my hand al
.seal) of said court affixed
fee in Mexico AprilA
JAMES CARROLL, Clerk I
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02

Mr.. Betcher says hat Mrs. Til
toms late confession reminds him OF
a story of q negro waiter who was
asked by a guest II it was the second
bell for breakfast that had rung.
"No, sab, said he, Sits not de Sec
ond bell, it's de second ringing of de
fust bell"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02

Kansas City Times:

Kansas City Times: Mr. Bcecher
has made $50, 600 this year by lee
turing, and four-fiflhs Of his auditors
have been of the female persuasion,
ZONE of them paying twenty or thirty
doilars in railroad fares and hotel
bills to get where they could hear
Ih,m. Elizabeths last confession will
hl1 rcss;r.s next year,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02
WANTED TO SLEEP WIT HER
MOTHER.

A young man in New Jersey, stout,
gcod-looking, honest and manly,
courted a girl about two years and
wanted to marry. .Atlast the young
lady, who dearly loved her sweet
heart and admired his growing pos
sessions, said she would marry him
aud inherit his property If he would
consent to her ever sleeping with her
motheri Then he went and married
another girl, and the timid one re-
manned an old maid. There are many
politicians who love the growing,
sturdy Rag Baby; are Wiling to mar
~ into the Gssssa1H Family, but
they wish n mothers.
Brick Pomero5.
We think ionnud sdy referred
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02

Harry w. DeJarnatt- one Of Mexi-
cos ''prints," is now editor and pro-
prietor of the ''Rose City Globe
Little Rock, Arkansas. The Globe
is n of our best exchanges, it dis
plays both talent, taste, and wit.
Long life and much ucce to the
Globe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02

Shakespeare says there is nothing
in a name. AS an evidence Of the
fact that the bard was substantially
correct" and that his herd was
evel."
We point for instance to the noble
Kelly, of the Moberly Monitor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02

Col. Geo. G. Vest, Of Sedalia, is
moving his family to Kansas City.
Wonder if he thinks this will elect
him United States Senator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02

Some of our exchanges appear to
try and make as accountable for Col.
Phipp's death. Gents, If this is so,
some of the rest Of you had best
look out.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02

An exchange tells "How to smoke
cigars" Young ladies should cut it
out aad paste it in their hats. Boys
know how to smoke cigars only toe
we'll
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02

When you look around you at
church, during q dull sermon, don't
you find it a little difficult to realize
that thousands of people die every
year for want of sleep?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02

If we knew half 50 much as Capt.
Jameson, of the Louisiana Press,
thinks he knows, we would get out a
book Of suggestions, telling the AL
mighty how worlds should be maAag-
ed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby given TO all credi.
~ tors and others inter es.ed In the es-
Susansh n Wilson. Administrative OF
said estate intend to make anal settle
msnt thereof. at the next term Of the
Probate court of Audrain county Missou-
RI, to be held ct the court house In the
city OF Mexico; county aad State aforssid
on the 18th day of May, 1873
sUsANAH n. WILSON,
60-4t. Administratrix.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02

The New Hampshire papers are dis
cussing the question "What is q
vacancy
We think the 'sSt. Lofts Journal
would be a good citation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02

The g~reenback party has divided
already, one part is called the "Na-
tinrl party the other the screen.
back party"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02

The communists in Chicago have
regularly organized bands and drill
privately. They + likely to give
the authorities a good deal oftrouble
if not attended to at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02

Hon. VIM. Orion, President of the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
died very suddenly Of apoplexy last
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02

The Detroit Free Press building
was burned last Monday. Loss $780,
600, insurance SAP 1000. Publication
was not interrupted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02

Gratz Brown has signed the
pledge. He knows which side his
watermelon is buttered on.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02
SOME OF PRENTICE'S SAYINGS.

A recent writer r~eproduces from
the Louisville journal some of Geo.
D. Prentice's witticisms, which were
not dependent upon time and circum'
stances, as most of them naturally
! were, for their point and force. Fol.
lowing are q few of them;
ITO keep your friends, treat them
kindly; to kill them, treat them
often"
"He who reels and staggers most
in journey of life takes the straightes,
cut to the devil"
"Men should not think too much
of themselves. and yet q man should
be careful not to forget himself"
"a dinner to which o man is not
invited generally sits hardest on his
stomach"
"There r many men whose
tongues might govern muititudes il
they could govern their tongues"
"The doctors ought to escape
calumny. No man living has a right
to speak i'll of Them"
s'The working of q corkscrew is
about the only thing best achieved
by in6srection.'"
"The reduction of postal facilities
has gone too far. The mail passed
through town the other day in
q couple of stockings tied over the
back of bulldog"
"a few days ago the freedom of
New York city vas presented to Mr..
Van Buren, in q gold snuff box. There
was plenty Of room in the box for all
the freedom that New York has en-
for many years."
''There are two periods when Con-
yress does no business. One is BE-
ore the holidays and the other after"
"Were it not u~ngenerous to re-
mind . man OF his natural deformi-
lies, we should inform the editor of
he Grand Gulf Advertiser that he is
!. natural fool"
San oppotition editor offers TO bet
lis ears ON something to our discred-
+. He shouldn't carry gambling to
uck extreme lengths" -
"If the editor Of the--ian,t ar
ogue, he ought to bring libel spif
his<own face,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02

"Our mutual friend" Frank MOul.
ton is happy. az told you So"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02

No more twenty cent pieces are to
be coined.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02

Delaware is small, but some
peaches.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02
The war cost Russia $171, $40, 600
John Morrisey Is dead.

Tweeds life was insured for $780,
600.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
MENT OE ADMINISTRATION.

All creditors and others interested
in the state of Robert Kenyon, de-
ceased, are notified that the under
signed administrator of said estate
intends to make q final settlement of
said estate at the next term of the
Probat. Court of Audrain county,
to be held at Mexico in said county
ON Monday the 18th day of May. 1873.
d. N. EVANS, Admir-.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02

Miss Kellogg sails for Europe in
June.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02

The story of wagon road that
ended in a squirrel track and at hast
in 3 scratch on the side ofa tree, has
= counterpart in the fate that will
Ssi.S~ Moberly Monitor unless
somebody that has some brains and
journalistic honor takes hold of it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-02

lii the q. Ito
MiInu> at, Ian | and
eal) OF said court affixed at
flee in NrXiro APRIL IL,
JAMES CARROLL. Clerk
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-10-19


lst-That it Is the settled policy
0fthe republicanpa Louisiana
10 make no nominations fur Office,
except in overwhelmingly repub-
lican lvcalities,) but to vote solidly
for independent candidates against
the regular ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
.ily--That, consequently, in ev-
cry ELSEWHERE fhereis ;ltiemocratic
nomination, an opposing intlepend-
ert candidate il the candidate Of
the republican party.
3dlyThat every man who sup
ports an independent candidate
against the democratic nominee, is
supporting the republican party,
and openly seeking to defeat the
democratic party.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-10-19
Ladies' cloth CATERS, oAily Sl.5O
ut D. INT. Bryan ~ Co.'S.

PR0FANITY.Ne are emphatic
ally hi the age Ut profanity, and il
seems tons that we are on the top
most current. One cannot go on
the street anywhere with0utlliaving
Ills ears offended with the vilest
words, and Ills reverence shocked
by tue most pr0fane use of sacred
names. Nor does it come from the
old 0r inidtlle-aged alone, for il il a
fact that the younger portion Of the
community are most proficient IN
degrading Language. Boys have
an idea thatiit is smart to swear,
that Ii makes them manly; Int
There never WASH greater mistake
iii theworld. Men, even those who
swear themselves, are Disguised
with profanity III Il young man, be-
cause they know how, 0f all bad
llalsits, this clings the most closely
and Increases with years. Itis the
most iiaAi{l iOus of Ill habits, grow
lug 0ll one 10 ins.iSillly that, almost
before me ii aware, he becomes an
accomplished c,lrser. Exchange.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-10-19

We are indebted to the Calves
ton News for the following:
The business in lumber has
shown a marked decrease during
the past year, as compared with
those Immediately preceding. The
establishment Of a large number
|of mills alnng theli ofltlle Texas
and New Odleans railway, in the
vicinity of Beaumont and Orange,
from which shipments were made
direct BY rail TO different points ~
1.-THE interior, tended 10 restrict the
business at this point materially,
when coupled with the stagnation
|in building here, and the nufavor-
able rates Of freight from Calca-
sien, which rendered it impossible
|ifor onr dealers tocnmpete with the
manufacturers of EAST Texas. In
consequence Of thisfact, as well rs
the comparative siagnHtiun OF the
trade with the Mexican ports, the
receipts show d marked falling uf
MS compared withprevious seasons
With the commercial year now
opening dealers are prepared 70
contest for patronage with their
rivals in the east, and the rates of
freight from Calcasieu tofilis point
have been reduced from 81 81 per
Thousand feet, as formerly, to s3
so. and reduced rates have been
secured from the mills there. The
promised extension Of the Santa
Fe RAILWAY will give q Impetus
ito trade, In as much us it will not
only open mp large section of
fhemostfertile portionofFtheStat
but the road itselfwillneed large
quantity of lumber in lis constrnc-
ton.
The receipts for the year can be
enumerated as follows:
No. sof feet
Pine from Pensacola ~. 100000
Pine from Calcasieu and
Sabine .....a..s...s.....4...IU ,UUU.UttU
cypress -...s.s..-s.4-..,.......,. 1suUu,vuU
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-10-19

- 49, ]. . ~
s 80 M, 49, = ne voiar &
l.ue 10 = ~ tuners 10 -
1870 LIN IL. a...,..; ay Aaser hiking Ii;
,r,ssst MI. a. $500 a nl'al proceed
o.as - e '.a1 presence d an,
$500 $3.50 u .,a s..;. ro Icy aeslre y
III 1890, .s.''ls Icing me bon
..,s.. ' ~. - ou ml'ere the vote
800 80 ~ 49,. sheefe ahaQ
n, III -. Nv. .'s,. Al's aaily aea
sr.,,, AZ l.aes;n,.;,,.s s y. WI. AZ ina
~ = MA ~ 6 80, ona oi tl
! tle tes
f... - y q &c. ,.,eo
- 49, IS, 80. 49, .'' and IN ei
Il, a...,,f NJ i. a.,y alsefation
ts ,,il.,ss s., II = c'.mllae
f,,a NV s,.l,;.l. ..st,..Is H. 'us hack II
,ssal..d WITH ~ ,,aii. 81 ~ a.n::d'ate
nrssrved snr u, s,1sssTl,s s1.sa1l;
,;an as s...,,, a.. 49,, ~ .s'sal re lsa
ca,,ntaa 'a,,s1 WI. is::1I.. 80 n'sse been
~. 80. ,..., A ssls tho
ca,n,,;ls.a stata,na,.ss II II, anpl'caie
yrtaa 81 80 an NJ. s',ss''s q Al
is,,l,;..,, t,,ar 1890 ..e..a sI.0 iacM tx
lhail,,4s c.,,,to;raa Il, VIZ. M 49, '''llsss "
,n,,r,l,..r 81 hail,ts i 49, nv e
am sl,ar.sfor gh.,ia 49,. q. 49, sne !et
ais M fe,ls..a tns,gl,sr 49, Z; 'l.''se ,c
IL rs;a.t.,a ,so :. y
hll M ,s,'bv INV, 49, ns.s'slae
M 1, NJ. tn1,,s 80
,,,rnv;aaa ana ,,,a ~ xls 81, Y.
tafams,,ss ,y;fb as,a q t;.a . us'lp1ls'
e liza ~ ~ $50 s
Il. hoy c,,nta;n;,,g M ,..i,sss ~ . HUI aal
at;v.-,a -, az al...l - ~ s, NV w
S,nnrt rha 1,sl,a, sailx s,,a ~ lsIassael
n;lea statam..,,t s tl,a c
III i ..l;sa..,a ~ IN. M Il 800 sss'o'
as,,rs;,s ,,l,;car u sas,, os s's
.o,,,,,, 80 ID. s,,,ss,,,.s 5
s,,, ssu u: s. ,, s
,,,ss ,,d ,ss,,,as s, ~, 5000, ,a,,;, ~ oa
.is.,. ~ 1890. .s'. s,, y. y, ss VIZ Y ~
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-10-19
2l.60O,0OOl

The average Of prices dnringthe
wear have been rs il annexed !:
Pine, first qnalits, SIS; secnud
quality. &l6;lcypress, first quality,
S35 TO $40; second quality, SIS To
$50. The stocks ut the close sof
the season are ample, and of the
best description.
LATHs.-There has been a fair
demand throughout the year and
the supply has been good. Prices
have ranged the season at S3 90
per 1000, at which the market
closes. The large number Of new
buildings now in process of cleo
ftion will cnnss q good demand
diving the early portion Of the
tcomiup season"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-10-19

No communications to the Echo
will be published, unless the writer
gives us his fiillname.
We are nat responsible for state
iments made by our correspondents.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-10-19

The Dallas (Texas) Evening Call
pays n just, deserving and gallant
tribute to woman. We are a great
lover of the WOmen---in fact, quite
a lady's man, and iii always stirs
onr gallant soul TO hear 0f the ten
der, noble deeds of the lheroines of
this earth.
in Memphis, tits said, parents
have deserted their children, and
children their parents 10 thefate OF
the terrible scOnrge which has been
that devoted city 80 long,
so great the fear of the desath.deal-
ing c0ntagiOn.
In all tile accounts we have seen
0f snch ttlesertiOn, no mothers, no
sisters, no wOma,l's name iis mem
TONED iii any such sdisgracefial and
nIifeeling transaction. Asltlle Call
Justly remarks. some miserable,
5cowardly and unprincipled fathers
have deserted their wives aud off
spring and left them 10 their fate,
hut mothers, never! Some scal,e-
grace 0f q brother has deserted the
balance of the family and left theIn
|it0 the mercy 0f strangers and the
disease, hut sisters, never! The
mothers and sisters have Ibattlesi on
Hin gloom, woe and sles1lation, with
lEbreaking hearts and fearless eyes,
- II II \ n -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-28
Staot Baltimore.

8eDtiiOn Der 8e9nungen Der
B 0 iSei c b Or b c. - Brof, Sourp
reid)te 9eitern abeno i'm atueiten 3meige cine
Serorounng elnt ua6 weldcr Die leoe IA Sage
al oa5 Boli5eicorpS Su maAenaen 3abluugen
auf @runo oon 3ablung8befeblen, Die bon
ben Boli5eicOmulildren benz StaOtcontrOlem
Su9eitellt ner0eu ioaeu, gu lelten uno Die Be-
lege baIiir bei5ufii9eu itn0; bieie 8elege iollen
III SGlben bes @ourrOeurs beiben, uuo 1et=
terer obne Sie Belege feline 3Gbluug leilten.
Su Der @iuleitun9 5ll Der SerOrouuug lit 9e=
last, baB bas @ejet bon 1874 es Dem Gons
trolcur 5ltr Bfid@t made, aqe ibul BON Der
Yoli3et= Seb6rOe pOrgelegten Nednungen un0
Bele9e 81 priifen, uno baber oer Ua1or uno
Stabtrat6 bered)tlgt ieien, ben 5uit1noiaen
Beamten init Der Soruabme oieier 9leoifon
81 betraueu. Die 8eror6uuug rpuroe oil oas
betreffen6e @onllte uermieien.
Die @eiud]e Der @lerfS Der frithereu
Control uno 9eut1iou8- -8eh1r<
be nm SeSablung fir GrtraOienlte muroen
geltern i'm Srueiten 8atbsimeiee einer 8e,
rithte oeS betrefieuoen @ontile's aemdB abge-
luieien.
Sailiment. = Die Solsbdnblcr 9o.
@athea & Morris OIL Der 99eftzSause e4Oenue
tgaten geItern Dor Dem SunbeS @oufurS- STE
gtftrator &. Stodatt RattheipS ibr gSern1Dgen
Ibren @ldubiaern ab. ,6r. s. 9. Sbriuer
iuur6e gum 2ilisnatar ernannt. 6r. $. ..
gomers, BrafiDent Der bol3baHolsrs B0rle IN
@iliamsport, 95a., unO anoere 9ldHbiqer
Daren sHQegeil. Die 4aIIiud iinD gltliua ftRD
llitt befallnt gerporoeH,
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,obl foliher $50. .Noteu orf sie groosm

5abl falid)er $50 Noten auf Die ,Sroaouaps
unb Sraoesmen's Nationaibanf" III Netp=
g)orf an. Sic iinb gut auSgefiihrt, babe11 aher
ben Ssebler, baB bic 8rnoe, ipeld)e auf ben dt5
ZEN Noten Die Nugen Der Sigur Der @erehtig-
felt beoedt, aui ben falidben gum gbeile iiber
senleipen an9ebradt lit, 70 oaB Die 9lugen
lt!dltbar iino. S1on Dor spei gsod,en hattie
elm 4merfaner eine lnld,e Stote inn Banfhaule
Don Slrael & Comp. erhalteu. llebtr oie Mrl=
5abl lold)er I'M llmlaufe befinhjid,er Mnten
1T man I'm llnflaren, elaubt aber. Sos fie non
Itnerltanern nid)t bios fir unpiiienee aroloie
Auspaneerer, ionoern aud, tiir geid,minSs,
lung bon 4merifanern bsftiinmt iiub. meld,e
Die Barrier @usitellung beiuden.
5n Yittsburg ipurben am 22. Ofai so nol.
nlide Auspanoerer anaebalteu auf Die tele.
grapbilde gabridt, baB iie in oem giircou
Der oYennlDluania .@ienbahn" III Stem g)orf
lbre Bailage nit gefdlldtcin 8apieraeloe be.
5ablt hdtten. Der beutid)e @onut AT Bitts.
burg faub aus, oaB biels 4usman6erer bon
Seltreih liad) panlburg fantsn, no Elm an
geblld con,eliionirter @mi9ranten=a asent uno
Wtafler, Namens Salomon Wteper, lie ii
Soit uuo eogis uabm uno ihnen $8O0O@oIo
Die tbr 0ab nnb @ut an5mabteu, in fali1es
Bapter9elo, oaS ben namentlifen @ertb por
$4,000 bate, Mn,pedie!te. Oiit Sob lei IL
gmerifa 9tiDtS 81 MAIDEN, obne Bapiergeli
fDnnten iie ntft Olrhfomnlen, Ia9te ibnen
Der Sd)rutnoler. Die llnsliidliAen baben I'll
leg perIoren. Die faliben Woten linb neu llnS
offenbar gut aIsgefiibrt, benu Der Ngent De,
aYennipl iploaniasGlIenbahn" 81 Netp-Oorf ent
Sedte crit ipdtsr, oab fie aefdlidt itnb. ST.
9ttt5burg lanlnlelte man @elb, Inn Die arnler
ssute nat 0ebrasfa, ibrem geitimnlungs
0rte, wetter 81 bef5roern. aber mas iolleu
tie bort, ba iie nlim fein 2ano erfperben fSn=
men Der Sau iollte iofort bonn Staats.
Setretdr nad) Berlin beriGtet tperDen, uns ois
0ealtlde Neglernns iollte ilid)t ruben uno ra.
1teH, BIS ile Wener nno Goniorten sur Citrate
gesogsn bat. Der Sdnt Der Musipanoerel
ld)etnt trob aller 5treIae Der 8eb5rben ge-
gen Aaenten iH Osutlhlauo sleih 9iIll ~
iein. (Dem,
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Ser emropaiide 6oaares

gSle baS &abel beridtet, lit her enro,s;,4.
@on9reB tuieber einmal uno smor nm, ,,s',,
nnosneunsisiten Male seii6srt, uaS a brandt r,rIt
S1snlard Jebt nun Die @inlaounoeu oms,n.
ldretben nno Die Stiible am ari:neu slide
snred)t ridden slI laiien, uno Die orieutallid,e
6rage piro gel6l't meroen. Diesmal loll Der
oeufld)e &ronprin5 Der berenmeiiter ae,peieu
lelu, Der Die feineliden Briioer Sur Station ae.
brad,t bat. - Iae gbtung Dor Dem oeutidleu
&ronprlrsen, aber iplr alaubeu bod, BAR
ipenn Die Sade pirflld) 10 itebt, ein nod bic
nlad)ttgerer 9err bahinter itanb, nemlid, De,
alf betoen Semiipbdren allsenlein befanut'
Wllter aradl. Oieler bDie @erit erbebt, mi,
eine aneere 9epeibe aus ct. Yetersbura mel.
oct, III 6uBlano ntddtig iein 6aupt; bic Sat
lerllde Banf" ftebt am !Ranoe oes gaufsrotts
nno % mir nidlt mebr in pen 9aaen gSallen
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ndart, lonoern pielnlear beut' III Sage Slnl
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