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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-14
S0T TIL AFRIC 4.

LONDON, Dec. 1a-A dispatch from Cape
Town, dated November o. saws The colonial
forces successfully stormed Moirssis Noun
tain on November 20. Chief Mairosi was
killed during the fight. On the British side
two cotUnists were wounded and tw0 native
allies killed. The attack ou Chief Seeocoeni
has been postponed Till the twenty Of
,t.,..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-14
ttc ms Brought by tho CahleiFom
Across the Ocean.
ParneIl TO Start for America DaVitt
DAILY and Killen Not TO be
Prosecuted.
An English Victory in South Africa The
squabblo in tito Spanish Oortos
ENGLAND.

LorDoN, Dec IL Passage has heen booked
for Mr.. Charles parnell and friend by tho
steamer scythia. which will sail from Liver
mol for New York OU the twentieth instant
OLDHAM Dpc II HE mass meeting ~
cotton operatives. held here TODAY. adopted
resolutions protesting against t'fe over time
eyatem. The meeting dlsu resolved that
from Monday operatives would Inenmmnneo
working Oh old timr. ami that any operative
who shall be discharged therefor shall he
stinnorfed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-14
Purchase OF the Georgia western Rail
rand

ATLANTA. Dec. 13.- The road-bed OF the
Georgia Western Railroad. reaching toward
Decatur, Ala, wac purchased to-day presum-
ably for the Louisville and Nashville Road.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-14
Ar ySSINIA.

RnuE. lee IA Tho Vatican haa boon M
formed Tint thn King nf Ahysainia Will abort
" relcate tho l5shep of hassada from prison,
all European governments having Interested
themselves in hla hNhaHf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-14
SPAIN.

MADRID, Dee. ~ Negotiations have been
begun with the minority to induce them t.
resume their seats In The chamber. IL ia
hoped. In government circles. that these
efforts will be successful.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-14

From the London Truth Lord Grantly
married last - Miss Kate McVickers,
young American lady who has acquired fame
from her beauty. 1t Ia curious how many
American girls marry Englishmen. This IL
because they know how to make themselves
pleasant"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-14
AFtlHANISTAN.

LONDON, Dec. 13-The Daily Ne,rs, in It's I
second edition this afternoon. pnnlishes a dis |
patch from Cabul. dated Friday evening, !,
which says: Gen. Macpherson attacked the |
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-14
Movements Or ocean Vessels.

New YORK, Dec 1s-Arrived Colombo. Ar
rived OUT: Missouri Sarah B. Cann. Resolute.
Florence. Berlin, Homeward: Emma Mary for
Tybee. Bernhard for Galveston.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-14
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Dee. II Ihe uppcr house " lie
Reiehsrath has unanimously passed the
army bill through all ita stages "a originally
presented BY the government,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-14
Risnan HaYen seriously Ill.

Boston, Dec. 13-Bshop Gilbert Haven,
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, is
seriously i'll at Maiden.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-14

A.tttrrs,rUIrln4l. Oni.. nee Az A mnEp-
Fine IL nitro glNCRriun aUi mica powder, nn
Fox lslnnd. opposite this place cSplaan3 last
might with terrific rcpot, shhktng the
ground like mn rnrt thuuakn aud breaking
many plate glnsa winlNwa III tho town nnd
fiiahtnnlng the people generally Tho "y+
plOsiou WIS felt forty mii"s away. IN beam
lugtoH aud Ruthyou. shaking every house in
both towns and startling the Inhabitants. IT
wns Il ls0 felt fnt forty miles along the Canada
Southern Railroad LINES The cause Ut the
explosion Il not known hut II is supposed tn
havn been caused by hunters leaving fin" on
tho Island which reached the magaEtne. At
the tima nf the explosion M lmmHnsn hlnNn
lighted III the whole heavens. tho earth tTnm
blCd ani II tremendous report followed,
There we're about three tons nf U-giyPetiue,
besides mica powder, IN the magazine st the
time.
At Tho scnnn of thn explosion to-day moth
ing whatever can be- found OF the magazine /,
whore II stood IA n hole slyty feet in diameter
aud fifteen feet deep. made hy tho explosion.
gOodly number Of uncSploded mica pbwdg
cartridges are living around. The shock was
felt SO severely ut Fletcher, on the Canada
Southern Railroad fptty-four miles from
here. that the people ran out OF their houses
In alarm. Tho opinion Of many is that 1t was
the work Of Alb incendary-
wRroKhaE FROM toHF yrssHt.
Lone BRANcH. N J.. Dec. ia large
quantity OF hugshead stayes ami heads are
coming ashore at ScahriHht. already 500 oI
400 bundles ct them have been saved NY .
fisherman. and the beach Il etrewn with then
for miles Evidently vessel has recently
sank off shore and Is now breaking ur.
With the large number Of bundles nf sugar
hnAahpai stayrs that calne ashore this morn
Ing between Scahlight and the Highlands
were tweuty-three huudIea Of heads some %
which woro marked i, G. i G.. and others j.
G. st. Domingo,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-14
FRANCE.

PARIS, Dec. ta.--The resignation Of Nj. lie
Royer, minister Of Justice, has boon ga1otted.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-14
% o.

An Idaho man committed suicide the other
day. He left rs his excuse that he wanted
to get there before all the best claims had
been taken up" The rush Of murderers to
the heavenly ledge is, indeed, calculated &c
make even the staunchest Christian feel q
little shaky about his prospects.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-12-20
A. DECKLAR,
Opposite Steam Boat Landing,
Ha>nll Sora

Bayou Sara, La.
FIRST Glass SAIGON.
HIS BAR is always stocked with The
finest vines, beers, liquors, tobacco and
cigars.
ALSO DEALER IN
FAMILY AND E'--f~r '~-'|'' -
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-12-20

1t is with great pleasure
that we are enabled to announce
the appointment of Major j. S.
Wooster as Post Master at this
place. Mr.. Post Master Cen
eral Key could not have en-
ployed his time better in MAX
ing any other selection, all I'M
solicited though, as it was. We
are glad to note that the Major
will accept the position, and
has, indeed, already secured
several Of the best sureties to
be found in the Parish, updn
his bond. The bond will be
filed in a few days and for
warded to Washington, when
his commission will be issued,
a consumation which will be
hailed with pleasure by the
entire people of our Parish.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-12-20
No More Gout Neuralgia or rheumatism
4 PUSLT!V E CURE.

Either of the above diseases driven f. ON
the system and wholly banished by a
method Invented and used by the great
medica! expert of Germany.
DR.. NJ. VoN TIIANE, of Berlin.
This is not a patent medicine, but the
recipe of this eminent surgeon and ply
stefan, who has devoted wears of study to
the treat",ent of the above diseases, max
ing them a s9ecirlty. and in no case has
he ncen unsuccessful. We will furnish
on application test iinoflials from hundreds
of patients, bot h abroad and in this coun-
try, WHO have been estored to perfect
health-b by the Use of this sN TEN of treat
ment, after having been pronounced in
durable. Sent with full Directions on
receipt of $l.10
WILLIAM II. CTTERSON & co.
297 Greenwich st. Nv York City.
Sole Agents for United States and Cana
das
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-12-20

"ANTED-Ay oung man 81 years Of
w age, speaking and writing Doth
French aud English wants employment.
For information apply at this office.
Good reference as to ability aud charac-
ter given. Il. Fournierat the residence
Of Mr.. ?. Klcibnsh, Bayou Sara.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-12-20

"A shooting affray occurred
at the Coal Yard, opposite Bay
Gu Sara, on Saturday night last
between Mcssrs. Jas. Aubic
and George Potts and Mr.. Geo.
Baier. The difficulty grew out
Of a family affair, which we
cared not to pry into. 1t seems,
from what we can learn, that
Mr.. Baier called on Mr.. .Aubic
for an explanation; hard words
were spoken in which Mr.. Potts
joined, when Mr.. B. drew his
pistol and began firing. Potts
was shot in the leg, the ball in
aicting a painful, but not dan
gerous wound. Mr.. b. was ar
rested and readily gave bond
for his appearance before the
next District Court of this Par
ish.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-12-20

On Sunday night last an
other attempt was made to rob
the residence of DR.. T. M. Num-
ford. The DR.. and his lady had.just
taken passage on the steamer
Lee, when the attempt was
made. The would be robbers
first tried to force an entrance
into the main building, but not
succeeding, then attempted to
enter an out building occupied
by Mr.. G. NJ. Miller. The noise
Of raising the window awoke
Mr.. M. who arose and ran off
the burglars. This is the sec
ond attempt made to rob the
premises Of DR.. Mumford in the
last two months. 1t would be
well to watch for the coming of
these characters.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-12-20

"ANTED-A good Industrious man to
w mind stock and is willing to do
other work when not engagen. Good
P. o. La, j. NJ. RODNEY.-2t.-p.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-12-20

ChilIs and Fever. Fever aud Ague. a
cure guaranteed in every case. not one
shake after the first dose-a never-fai.ing
and positive cure Put up in two forms,
powder and pills, the name is PIof.
Palne's Anti Septic Powders and Anti
Septic Pills. Dose for a cure, one every
two hours until twenty powders or pills
are taken take a. liver Renovation Pill
every night, and repeat the Anti Septic
Powder or Pills every seven days. Pow
ders $l.O0 per box, Pills $1.oO per box.
Liver Pills 25 cents per box. sent by
mail. When ordering be sure and state
whether You want powders or pills, en-
close the money in the letter and direct
to Prof w. Paine, $50 s. Ninth St. Phil.
adelphia, Pa.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-12-20
SHERIEEHS SALE
The State of Lonisiaua-Parish of West
Feiiciana.

The State of Lonisiaua-Parsh of West
Feficiana.
9TH Judicial District Court
WILEY MORGAN VS.. the Heirs of W.
w X. Sims. BY virtue of and in ohc-
dience to ii commission issued in the
above ty 'ed suit from said Hon. Court,
and TO me directed, will offer for sale in
front of he Court House in ST. Francis
vile on
Sa III day the 3 i day of J nnar,.
1880 this being the first Saturday in said
month. at the hour of IL O'clock, n. m,
of said day, to effect partition thereof.
The following described property to-wit:
LIST. The Fairview plantation lying in
the parish of West Feiiriana, containing
300 acres more or less, bounded on the
North by the live which divides the States
ofLouisiana a Mississippi; ard 'het ract
of land known as the LaSson tract on
the w est by the Cheerful Valley planta-
ton, and the Laysun tract !; on the South
by the Estes tracts, now owned by Col.
Walsh, and also by Il tract known as the
Wicker place, and on the tast by lands
belongi' g TO Sl!+o plantation and by
lands belonging 70 Dr. Woods.
2nd. Also that part of the Sligo rlaHta
ton situated in Louisiana and known as
the Taylor tract, said to contain 800
acres more or less, bounded on the West
by the Fairvew plantation, on the North
by the Louisiana State line, on the Easr
by lands formerly belonging to VIM
Woods, and the Estes tract now belong
ing TO Col. Walsh.
Terms OF .Sale-CASH.
JNO. J. BARROW,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-12-20

D AT meeting Of the Republican
National Committee, held in Washington
on the 18th, Senator Cameron was elect.
ed President and resolution adopted
naming Chicago rs the place for holding
the National Convention, The date for
holding said convention is fixed for the
Sd of June 1850.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-12-20
ruF.FELICIANAssEETINEL.

lion of ice.
The weather this week has
been alternately clear, cool,
(ainy and warm.
MIR. G. P. Goetz continues
4 place us under obligations
|or Natchez papers:
I'VE return thanks to Col.
Id. W. Robertson, our Con-
FRESHMAN, for files Of the
Congressional Record.
Mr.. Ed. Vignes of Pointe
boupee, conten1plates building
telephone line from Waterloo
b New Road, a distance of six
biles.
We acknowledge the re-
|e;pt of q kind invitation to
{ttend the Grand Ball to be
iven by Ascension Hook and
ladder Co. on the night of the
9th inst.
Mr.. q. Enochs, of the firm
re. B. & E. Enochs, dealers in
bmbs, monuments, SC, arrived
l town on Monday, and is now
|lling orders in his line at very
heap figures.
1.-The house of Mr.. L. Lehman
las entered a few nights since
" one Of the eight lifters"
18th which our town seems to
B full; Ten dollars and a lot
i silver ware was purloined.
those OF our readers
fishing to buy Christmas trix,
e would say don't fail to give
be juvenile store keepers,
Chiteman Bros, a call. They
i've a fine lot of nice toys and
INFECTIONS.
The Mississippi at this
bint continues to rise and the
lr is almost entirely covered.
hpt. Tom White of the ferry
pat ''Iope," is happy in conse-
hence as he now crosses instead
circumventing the bar.
Travellers going to Wood
|lle would consult their COM
rt and convenience by put
hgup at the Beaumont-Iiouse,
most excellent hotel, presided
Ter by a lady well worthy Of
bblic patronage.
This Office took a flying
p to Woodyille, Miss, over
il. j. B. McGehec's railroad,
last Wednesday. The road
in excellent condition and
th Mr.. II. Chopper as con-
fctor it is a real pleasure to
hvel over it.
Mr.. John D. Austen, Agent
b the Bell Telephone Co., is
put up a TELEPHONE line along
E Baton Rouge, Crosse Tete
Id Opelousas railroad in West
Rton Rouge. This will be the
|pgest telephone line in the
|ate, the length being about
fenty-two miles.
I've visited the Republican
ice while in Woodville We'd
(sday and made the acquain-
bee of it's able editor, Capt.
hn S. Lewis; had a pleasant
fat with the publisher, Mr.. j.
Bryant, and was gratified
learn of liberal patronage ex-
hded their paper by the peo-
+ Of Wilkinson county.
Professor Lippard will visit
IS place early in January for
F purpose of opening a Dan
be- Academy. Pupils of for
pr classes will be charged
tO0. and new scholars $1,000 |
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-12-20
week being Christ

| HioS, tHefe Will De only an adVer-
Using sheet issued from this
office. We ask the indulgence
OF our readers for the omission
of this issue promising to make
endeavors in the coming year
to repay them for this short re-
spite from our labors..
For CHRIsTMAs.-Two hun
dred and fifty pounds of Crys-
talized Fruit and Candies, at
the store of DR.. o. d. Brooks.
Parents should not fail to
give the extensive stock of
Christmas triX on exhibition at
the store of DR.. 0. d. Brooks,
an inspection before going else
where. His prices are low and
his stock select.
Gentlemen who desire a
good, comfortable shave or hair
dressing, will not fail to call on
Henry, the Prince of BARRIERS,
whose stand is Immediately in
front of the store of Messrs. M.
& A. Fischer, Front Levee st.,
Bayou Sara.
We understand Judge Bou-
anchaud, candidate for Clerk of
Courtof Pointe Coupee andrun-
ming against Mr.. Brown, regu-
lar Democratic nominee, has
filed a petition of contest for
said office. Mr.. Brown, as the
returns indicate was elected
over the Judge by only ten
votes. It is thought the con-
test will amount to nothing.
Rev. G. D. Cecil, Pastor of
the Methodist Church, Bayou
Sara, took his departure for the
yearly conference a few days
since. This gentleman has
been among our people four
years and in that period has
made a host Of friends, both in
and out of the Church, and it is
with regret his congregation
part with him, the regulations
Of his denomination not per
hitting a pastor to retain the
same position for more than
four years. The conference this
year will be held in Meridian,
Miss.
The Edwin Forrest Anna
teur Dramatic Association, we
are pleased to state, are now
rehoarsing and will perform
before the people of our Parish
some time in January. Better
Than Cold, by Geo. NJ. Baker,
is the play selected. In this,
as in all of this authors plays,
the plot is cleverly conceived
and the parts are all good ones,
which in the hands Of this asso-
citation, mustmake the perform
ance one pleasing to any au-
dience. This performance is a
happy diversion for our people
who have so long gone without
amusement.
The emporium of Messrs.
Picard s. We'll, Bayou Sara,
stands, as usual, in the van of
the mercantile establishments
of our towns. "TO see is to be
convinced" and we heartily
our readers to drop
in and inspect the large stock
of assorted merchandise which
will be exhibited to them by
the courteous and obliging
gentlemen who constitute the
able corps of statesmen of the
house. We refer all to their
advertisement in this
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-12-20

The Post Master at this
place is in receipt Of q circular
letter from the Post Master
General which prohibits the
delivery of all mail matter di-
rected to all places not post
offices. This order effects the
people OF Bayou Sara in no
small degree when we take into
consideration that st. Francis
vile is the name Of our post
Office. Under this order no let
ters or papers directed to Bay
on Sara can be delivered in
Bayou Sara. This is another
exhibition of the idiocy Of MI.
Key, and to avert the annoy
ance and loss to business men
a petition praying that the
name of this post office be
changed to Bayou Sara, has
been extensively signed by our
business men. We hope no trou-
bic will be experienced in secu-
ring this important change.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-12-20
HELP
FOR THE WEAK.
NERVOUS AND
DEBILITATED
DIR. HASBROUCK'S
III /. & SIig' Z III g

- 4 = d.
The afflicted can now be restored to
perfect health and bodily energy without
| the use of medicine ofany kind, and with
out the slightest Inconvenience to the
patients habits OF daily occupation.
Reader, are you afflicted 2.
And You wish to regain your health,
strength and energy of former years? Do
any of the tol!owil. g symptom meet y our
distressed condition Do you feel merry
| Gus, debilitated. trctliIl, timid. aud lack
the power of will ard action Are your
kidneys, stomach or blood in disprde!ed
condition Do you suffer from rheuma.
tism, neuralgia, or aches and pain"
Have yon been indiscre"t in early years.
and find your self harrasedw. TIL a multi
tude of gloomy symptoms? Are yon sub
Ject to loss of memory, have spells of
fainting, filllness of blood IN the head,
fee! listless, moping, unfit for business or
pleasure, and subject to fits of melaucho-
ly? Are you subject to any Of the fol-
lowing symptoms: restless nights, night
mare paipitation of the heart, bashful-
ness, cor fusion of ideas dizziness in the
head, dimness of sight, &c Thousands
of yonng men, the mi,ldled- Il "d. and cv-
en- the Odd suffer from nervous debi ity.-
Thousands Of females, too, are broken
down in health an spirits from disorders
peculiar to their sex, and who from false
modesty or neglect prolnng their suffer
ings. Why then further negl ct Il sub
ject of such vital Importance when the
remedy can he so easily procured? DIR.
HASBROUK'S
ELECTRIC BELTS
For self-application to any part Of the
body meet every requirement. The most
eminent physician indorses them, and we
offer the most convincing testimony direct
from the afflicted themselves, who have
been restored to
Health, Strength and Energy,
after dragging in vain for years. Send
at once for descriptive circular, which
will he mailed free, containing informa-
ton worth thousands of dollars to the
ted of either sex. Call on or address
Gall communications confideniial,) r. ID.
TRAFALGAR Il Co, Sole Agents for the
United States: 233 Broadway. New York
City.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-15

Efpte9e iiebt. @s ludre ihua oelpiI
itltll redt getueien, iuern Der reid
EEte bic nrtIe Ni@te gebeirnfbet h6tte
aber Die reife Trttter ben nrmengIerfs
Wser faeiiie RDne III Mat 70 Ieibt. 81
larfae babe ih @alter in BEN @Iouber
gelofieu. 6a6 Id feline 2;ebe ertuibert
uno iest tuir0 es niGt 10 1ei1ts iperben
tbt los ~ tDrrDen. @eshnl6 III oaf6
bieies abideu[i1e Eefninent bospiSmeH
gefonimen? 2, @alter 6;nbonrne. Ser
Mlllgadr, bate mirf@oR ssfaleu, .aber
iest mnB i'd I9on einer reiheren Qiebs
haber iuden. 5atol lift mir nur Der
9rief;g Gs 1T gut, pa6 i'd ibn ui6t
sleib beantuortet babe. Gr bat iuohI
Ffaunt bnrnn gebaht, nls er ben Brief
fd1rieb, mas anes IN brei. Taaer f6 ere
eisnert tonnfe, Der pl6sli6e Eoh ietnes
Onfels, feline Gnterbung unb Der Ser,
,lnit feiner 2iebe. Hun tpohl, i'd muS
ibm ibreibeH, Dor mprgen aben0 tuir6
er rid,t bier fem. go mus es aeheniaH
Got, mas lit Drip iHrie BeIfe er,
i9redt nuf, als 2sOnie 70 pl6sli9 aufs
iprnna.
%, ni6ts. tieSe Belize, i'd mar fdOn
ealb i'm S9taf. SD sebe gu 8ett.
Cute &n1t."
8eSiie fab nod lan9e am &amin unb
blidte traumeno in Bic f~pielenben uu6
5ldenben Slammeu. sic trGumte tpie6er
ibre uni6ulbisen Md6@entrdune BON
benz @eliebten, benz lie ihr oanses sar>
tes Sera setueibt. S90n als. fletnes
:Rdbten tuar @aIter ibr Sbeal oetues
len unb iest matte iie 1t9 bn8 8il6 aus,
10 ltnen6li6 sliidlt9 fie iein tuiirbe,
noenrt ibre 2iebe, ibre 6tnneigtrg BoIs
ter tr6iten f6nne fiir al basl1nslid, 6as
er erlitten.
nuo tuie iie 70 trdumte uno tpie bic
i'm b6beren @lanae itrablten ba
,eobadtete 2eOnie fe f@arf bon i6rem
eager aug. az
Isle liebt ibnl Blns, flei1 un6 frant
pie fe 1T unb pbne Gpur bon gleaans.
ia, ie liebt ben Wanrt, Der mid am
'etet! SD min lie bentitbigen. gu
einen SiiBen fon iie ibre 2iebe beten<
len, unb er ion fie 5uridueiienb bon fi9
tOBenw
Gin bdbli9 talter 8us stdte iiber Sas
tol5e Gntlis. -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-15

=. -rf-Hfa+r rsT laEH- E-
9lldll9e geib Iunb fie ri@tete fif oul
utlo NIT ttarrena Guaen, Sitfernben Qips
pen mo bIeI1en @dnaeft bIidte he in
PIE 50enii9 bIiben6en alaen QecEie's,
ysfetr, IN Der That iGf! A Der Nriei
par an MID geribtet unb sum .Gd5ers
1tedte ib i'm Tt Elm friihes Gpunerf y,nS
lglate IGN Dir 81. SD bate tpirflih
llldt seglnu6t, 6aS Ii6 BE @efd,ibte bns
our1 NOD ip habiG semndt bate" {
Die blafen, ifarren 2ippen ~onttporte.
TEN rltd9t melt ge6ffnet urlo unheimIim
rarrfeit Die 9roBer, blnuen Quaen fie an
allo 1mibinm bob ftdJ Die Bruff urtb RAM
Ild1 Atbem - 6n frat @alter elm
u8efiie 8efie, Iiebe quite Nefiert
Esalfer ipraHs eutlest 5inSu uub idIDs
ne m feline Urine.
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tuabrF bra6te fte 1tab5am berbOr.
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