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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-20

The oft-repeated statement that Gen. Gar
field is an ex-Methodist minister is corrected
by correspondent of the Boston Transcript;
"Gen Garfield was never ordained as clergy
man, but was lay preacher in the Disciples
(Campbellite) church, sect that is quito nu-
merous in the West and South"
A clerical wag thus epitomizes the peculiari-
ties of the canons of st. Paurs, London, in
the matter of sermons: Canon Gregory can
read his sermons, but can't write them Canon
Lightfoot can write his sermons, but can't
read them; Canon Liddon can do both, and
Bishop Claughton can do neither.
A convention of ministers is to be held at
Springfield, Mass, on the 9th and 7th of May.
to discuss measures for the better observance
of the Lords day. The services of some of the
most eminent clergymen Of this city are
promised. 1t is understood that Sunday news
papers are to be particularly denounced.
An evangelist by the name of Haskell is Gre
ating great religious fervor in Illinois he ID
only partially educated and unsectar1an, but
in such demand that Presbyterian, Baptist and
Methodist clergymen invite him to fill their
pulpits, He breaches three times a day, and
appears to know the scriptures by heart.
| The Chicago Theological seminary has called
convention for April 23d to fill vacancies IN
| the board of directors and transact other busl-
ness. One delegate may be sent from each OF
the Congregational churches in Michigan,
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Mlssourl'
Minnesota, Kansas, Nebraska, Dakota, wyoming
| and Colorado.
At the beginning of this century the Jews in
Jerusalem did not exceed 300, but In the past
Ten years, owing to the removal of restrictions,
the influx has been great. Nearly all the old
houses, as they became vacant, have been
bought by them, and great many new ones
been built in all parts of the town. Schools,
hospitals and religious associations have been
started, and the population has increased to
over 5000.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-10
How He Convinced Them.

Ex-Governor j. w. Throckmorton
certainly understands all the arts Of
an old Texan. In his speech defend
ing Ed. Bomar, at Gainesville, after
having spoken about an hour he said /:
Gentlemen of the iury-It 10 said
by the prosecution that because the
deceased was in his shirt sleeves
when killed, he had no pistol"
Here Nlr. Throckmorton pulled Oft
his coat and stood before the Jury in
his shirt sleeves.
"Would you say" continued Dir.
ihrocknorton, ;'that / am not arm
ed because I am in my shirt sleeves.
Look! do you see my arms e: cried
he, holding up his hands.
No signs of arms could be seen.
Mr. Throckmorton thep drew q
pistol from under his left arm, anoth-
er from under his right, one from
each boot, and huge bowie knife
from the back of his neck, placing
them upon the table.
You see, gentlemen, though in my
shirt sleeves, l could be we'll armed.n
This was clincher, and it carried
the point, entirely destroying the
argument OF the prosecution.-Dallas
Herald.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-10

to all. Each teacher then took
charge of his class, formed them in
two ranks and stood till dinner was
announced, then all marched gallantly
tr the table where dinner was
spread that showed that the ladies
around Congaree know just how to
cook and prepare q picnic to please
the children, and some that are not
children too, for it seemed that all
present enjoyed the dinner as much as
they did the address. When all had
done full justice to the inner man,
there was taken up Of the fragments
several baskets and boxes full. Then
followed speeches by some of the
scholars, anil short, and appropriate
addresses by the Superintendent,
which showed that his whole soul was
with the Sunday school. All praise
and honor is due Mr.. Herlong for tho
efficient manner in which he has
managed the Sunday school, he being
the only Superintendent that has
ever carried a Sunday school success.
fully through summer at Cougar ee
Church since it has been Church.
lie is young man who ma: cs no
great display of religious ideas, but it
seems that his nature is especially
adapted to the instruction of children,
and when the Church selected him
for Superintendent, it WI, step in
the right direction, and the right man
was put in the right place.
CONGAREE
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-10
He Calls Them "Gentlemen.H

Grants speech to the gathering of
Ex-Federal and Ex-Confederate SOL
dinre at Oakland CAL. was not suffi-
ciently stalwart to suit Il. Chandler
or Blaine or Sherman. Gen. Sher-
man refused to give his countenance
to differentiation of Union and Con-
federate soldiers, and even, Hayes
APPEARS to think that the war is still
going on. Grant, however, went so
far rs to say:
Gentlemen Of the tvo Ar,nies and
NHries: I am very proud of the
welcome you have given me to-day.
| am particularly happy to see the
good will and cordiality existing be-
tween the soldiers of the two armies,
and / have an abiding faith that this
good feeling will always exist. Thus
united we have nothing to fear from
any nation in the world"
He actually calls the ex rebels
gentlemen, and is proud of the well
come which they in part gave him. If
Grant were an expert in gentlemen,
his opinion might be more valuable.
Still this concession will be source
of sadness to q. Chandler and Deacon
Mex e. Baltimore Gazette.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-10
The State University.

The Eoarl of Trustees Of the State
University assembled in Columbia
last week, the Presidents OF the var
ious Colleges of the State having been
invited 10 assemble with them.
The subj cct for consideration was
the report Of the special Committee
on the orga nization Of the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical school in the
University. The plan was favorably
considered and regarded as feasible,
and highly important, aud it is be-
lievcd will soon be consumm,tad.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-10
Democratic Differences.
Representatives o. the Party Harmonic
ing in New York.

~
ing in New York.
For the past few days there have
been arriving III this city, from differ
cnt parts Of the State, representative
Democrats who were SUNNI med to
take part i'll n conference to-day, ut
the headquarters Of the Democratic
State Committee in ST. james Hotel.
Different elements in the party are
represented by visiting politicians,
and it Is expected that the conference
to-day will be productive of harmon.
lzIng results. The visitors will be-
met by local Democratic leaders, and
a mutual exchange Of views will take
place Prominent Democrats from
all parts of the State were invite al d
this morning the rooms Of the State
Committee were thronged to their
utmost capacity. All oil the State
Committee will be repres entcd either
personally or by proxy. A plan was
adopted dividing the State into nine
districts, which are to DC visited by q
committee of six members.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-10
Cheering from New York.

a correspondent from New York
city represents .Tammany and Kelly
Ism as visibly on the wane during the
last week. The leaders arc weaken
ing very much. They live by poll
tics and, as is always the case with
such men, they are looking after their
bread and butter. They are begin :
mig to understand the situation and
realize that the death knell Of Tam
many is certain if they persist in
their opposition, and with it goes
tleir occupation, which is office see k
ing. The detection in their camp is
represented lis increasing. From this
aspect Of affairs we think the Demo
clncy can count on New York again
us of yorc in spite Of the gigantic
bolt, ,cspecally when we consider the
fact that the u.l''"~:.: or rsr,m,nv
has greatly strengthened the R.,Dln
SON party in the rural districts with
the liberal and right.lhinking mcl
OF the State.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-10
?. g.. CA. N1yNON N

ONE DOOR EAST OF
zeF. A. C. Dukes Drug store,
PRICE LIST
Breech- Loading single barrel Guns,
fiom sI5 up.
Double barrel .Brcech- -Loadcrs from
S27 up.
Single barrel Muzzlc Leaders from
81 so up.
Iouble barrel Muzzle- -Loaders from
81 so up.
Z shot Pistols from ST 25 to IS 80.
5 shot Pistols 32-1OO from s. 80 to
So 80.
Smith & Wcsson 32-1OO sl2.
g 3S 100 Sl3 10.
@ -44.100 from SIG to
S25. All of these pistols are cen
tire fire with automatic cartridge
eXtrecters.
Also Hardware of every 'dcscrip-
ton, at prices c"rresponding,with the
above Call and examine goods and
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed in
both.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-10
Good WILL Between the People of
the State.

We deem il essential to say word
or SO to the people Of South Carolina
upon the above subject. God knows
we do so in no spirit of dictation, but
simply rs citizen having nothing to
ask and nothing to seek but peace
and good will between all classes and
sections OF our fellow citizens and of
the State we own and cherish as a
common mother. We fear orr un-
office-seeking people are losing sight
of the common good in the personal
partisanship we are indulging in some
localities. To shout for this or that
man is catching, and depraving as
we'll. We may in the end lose sight
of South Carolina and our own su-
preme welfare in the angry personal
brois into which we may fall. We
are the best of us but human, and
when the feeling of opposition is fully
aroused we may wreck world in bet
ting on n fly. Kcrbum sat. ."-Colun,-
Jia Register.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-10
n NUNGBEEs j

Cederland-This lovely spot lie
clothed with the badge of perpertuisy.
Its claims upon the happy family sre
echoed back with notes of specsese
accord. May its perennial caste
ever encircle the hab tation, render.
cd sacred by many pleasant associa-
tons; and may it always be verdant
oasis, where the pure in heart may
dwell and place upon its record som,
bright monument to its praise.
THETA.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-10
VOLUME VII
z. DEM MARS, A ct.
UNDER
M ASONHC HALL
Friends and Countrymcn

~
aattcnl!
DO not wait until YOU spend
Every cent in places dear,
Nj AXE DENIAIS your Grocer here
Ask him for his HAMS so nice,
Running at the LOWEST PRICE!
Stop and try his Flour so fine,
Cheese, and ALL things in his line!
Have some BUTTER sent around
Every man should have pound
And if you'd feel well and able,
Put his MACKEREL on your Table
Good are all things in his Store,
Reason cannot ask for more!
ORly try his LIQUORS rare
Can't be equalled any where!
Every man who knows DEMARS,
Rushes for his good Segarsl
In his Sample Room they fly,
Every time that they are dry!
Some thing tells them II les the man
And he always leads the van
Never yet did he retreat
Don't you know he can't be beat?
I. .ook within his Store so grand,
In his Bar-Room-near at hand;
Question him and You will see
UNDERSOLD--HE CANNOT BE!
Oh! wait not till you are wiser,
Reason points to M. RISER,
Selling fancy Drinks TO all
Give him then general call,
EScst assured, DEMAitsS sells cheap,
And the finest goods will keep,
Never cease to bless your stars-
Down with all-exccpt
DeMAS.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-10
For the Orangcbnrg Times.
Our H0mesteads.
Let MS Deautify Them.

Mr.. Editor:
Permit me to call the attention OF
some of the many readers of your
valuable paper to the importance of
making their homes more attractive,
more pleasant. The beauties seen
around the habitation Of man, ex-
hibit i'll the main, the reflex of
happy spirit and cultivated intel
lcct Such Is thc condition. Of many
OF the rural seats Of Orangeburr
County. Your kind attention there
fore will be claimed whilst we pre-.
sent some Of the prominent features
Of the following names: Oakland,
Ashland, Glebeland and Cederland.
The first will be readily recognized
by the number of beautiful oaks that
cncircle the dwelling and farm lot.
These chroniclers Of time progress are
carrying out the grand design of the
husbandman, not only in beautifying
his place, but of adding something far
better than beauty and shade, the
stimulus to study the works of nature
and from its silent and yet nstruc-
tive lessons, to rise higher aud yet
higher in the scale of human intellect
until, like the representative of
Bashan, they shall stand as pillars
and finger boards to the passcr-by, by
which he may profit if he will. The
next may be styled the seat of
pleasure. Benevolence being writ
ten upon every thing that imparts
notoriety to the site; ii may not be ou t
ofplace to suppose, that, in the study
Of nature and of art, in all their vari-
ed relations, the mind will become
more or less imbued with the spirit
they inculcatc; and therefore it has
becomes the seat ofpleasant associa-
tions not only to the family circle but
also to the friend and stranger. This
devoted spot surrounded with so many
beauties has its counterpart only in
the intelligence and refinement ofits
happy inmates.
Glebeland also stands forth in the
bright category. Offering q Cart
blanche" to the pencil. The diagram
OF the site and farm gives distin ct
view of its extent, modus Of culture,
and promise. The habitation is en-.
circled Ivy beautiful shrubbery, culled
from the bright nursery Of nature.
In front ofthe dwelling may be seen,
a portcrrc skillfully laid out. The
emblems Of appreciation constancy
must have been traced by delicate
hand, the two large hearts fronting
each other, separated by walk ro.
presenting "the vale which the sweet
waters meet" The two rotundas or
mounds with many other designs
equally significant fill the area. In
an this we see bot Ii taste and refine
ment illustrated. Nay the hUing pic
turcs ,rihin crcr be mirrorca in the
beauties ,cithom.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-10
For the Orangcuurs TINES.
Sunday School Celebration at
COngaree.

Mr.. Editor:
If there is one religious gath criny
to be preferred to another, it is the
assembling of Sunday school for
celebration or picnic; for what can
be more pleasant then to sec all the
children Of a ncighborhooI gathered
together with their parents and friends
for the encouragement Of such
cause as Il Sunday school?
On the fourth Saturday in Sent.
it was our pleasure to attend one of
the plcasantest Sunday school pic
mics VIC ever attended. Al about 1 |
o'clock the children commenced
gathering in from all directions. The
table had been previously arranged
by the worthy Superintendent, Mr..
+. w. lIcrlong. Atabout ~ o'clock
prayer was offered in behalf of the
Sunday school, superintendent and
teachers, after which followed re.
view, the scholars acquitting them
selves admirably. Then followed an
address by Rev. d. +. Spigner, which
contained humor with instruction to
excel any thing | had ever heard IN
the way of a Sunday school address
After the address the Superintendent
requested all to vacato the house for
few minutes. The scholars were
then called in one mt n time and cac |,
agrccably surprised by q bundle Of
candy; then they passed on out at ,hc
! other door, SO tho surprise was
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-10

Wives Of great men oft remind us,
We should pick our wives with caie,
So we may not leave behind us
Half cur natural crop of hair.
N. 7. Graplac.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-10
EDE n ,E'E2 W.

DIR. l.. S. WOLFE, can be
Ioun! over ID. Louis Store, where he is
prepared to do all work in his line, on the
most improved style, and at prices to suit
the times. All work warranted to give
satisfaction.
S. WOLFE.
mar Surgeon Dentist.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-11-13
ct. @louo Ofnn, 9onuerfae ben 13 @oueuber 1879.

9spel@en, ben Ginfommeni iteuerpro5eb,
oen oomit suiammenbdnsenoen Bidder
raub in offener @eri@tsfbuns, uno Die
Gntbulluneen beg 9errn 6ielb gu er=
innern, ano iie ,peroen ii9 oie1e Trase
obne Mube lelber beantmorten.
ScoenfoQs brau9t @amuet Sonas
3iloen fir Die i'm ndditen SATIRE be-
poriebtnoe prdlioentenpabl H;9t mebr
beriidf6tiet Su merben.
ST bas fir Die 9emofratie Ser Ser.
Staasen idlimm?
Mir 9lauben ni9t. Tielme6r ldeint
es ans, oaB Die gfoninirun9 zines
Mannes bon fedenlolem Gbaratter nun
leilater 1T. uno nur',ein Nann BON
iledenlolem Gboraftcr bot Ausi9t ols
osmotratil9er Ganoioot Die Majoritat
Der glettoralfimmen gu erbalten.
Muf Die 35 @timmen oes @taates
Sem Dorf brau@t Gin FOLDER gar ni@t
,einmol 5u ber5idten. 9enn menn
clarion q. 4otter onr9 oas bereiniate
Botum Der Sammaniten unb Mnti=
Sommaniten gum 8ieeeeuperneur er=
mdblt tperoen tonnte, 70 fann aub Ba=
|poro BON 9elamare ooer 0ancod BON
Yenniplpania bard Elm barmonil9es
3ulammenmirtea iener beioen 6rattio=
men. Der grtorene Relp Dorts in Der
Observation-Disclosures ben 1880
1perben.
Gnbli9 piro bas Muffaufen bon
Observation-Disclosures uno oas 9anse
oamit suiammenbdnsenoe, unerh0rt
fre9e Gerruptionslpltem, tuie es Der
vWeiie BON @rammerep= Yart" t"-um
gnti@uloieuns iein gleffe @elton felt
orei Sabren seiibt, ,uenisiens inner
balb Der bemotratii6en Partei, elnen
tiidti9en @6los befommen.
Das ameritanilde 8olf 6eitebt eben
ni&t 3u elmer @dlfte aug Golden, Die
Imon bulloolen> nno 3ur anbern aus
Golden. Die man tolfe,i fann. unb
je cher oas Die ipitbibil&en @elobro3=
3en, Die sur@ Gilenba6nbeidminbelunq
srobe @erm69en 5uiammen9efrabt ba=
ben. einieben, oeito beTer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-11-13
Srunbeigentbum i'm 90 4 . II.

@runbeisentbu u m in, 90 Ell I. ii.
Sic 9enper 9nno 60. pferirf in ei=
ner anoern epalte Baupldte in ber
llmee9enb BON 9enpsr, einen nm ben
onoern Der Gage. na6- 9iele 8aa<
p!dbe lino eisentiisb geIdentt, ob9lei6
cine nOmineue YsredEnn9 BON einem
Dollar fur ben. Sitel gemadt miro.
Oie Gompaanie Amitirt Die GAIL Der 10
tduiiden 2ots oaf fHnf. Bisle Der
|9roBen @tdb.e ees WeI1sns limb in
dbnli9er Weile seariinaet nnb bisieni=
gen, wel6e Ttb sn 5plt3en 5pottprei)sn
2ots selidert, jfino iest i'm 8eIis nsrte=
pollen gissntbums. assb bisist l;sb mbi
oft @elssenbeit Oar, anlasen su oerz
ortiscn Yrsissn su maiden. 9a Die
3uperlaINafsis Ger gampaenic uno ihr
Sltcl su Dem Uigentbum nidt anSuFad=
ten lirh, 10 fann tsia Ri|ito tggltren,
oasesen lit Die Igsfht lebr sni jiir
ralDcs Szteiecu iai Wsrtbs. 9as
Wa@9thun Denoss's 1T 10 lbueu se=
weIsn, os!S sme!Fssspbne nas pnsrirte
2ano ltEeli pefgsiYfsn lein mirb-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-11-13

nod einmal 1ein Muse aul Dem berrlid=
en- G@oulpiele ruben lieb. Mm 9{a4<
mitta9e bra9te cine prd9tige 6abrt aut
Dem Dampfl9ifie i6n nod gmoen au=
rid, BON no aus auf Dem @4ienentpe=
qe Die 6eimatb balb errei6t mar; er'
neuerte IriI9e unb &raft Der @eluno=
belt unb Elm @9ab toitbarer Grinner=
uueen woren bas bas 9er5 nit 9ant
al @ott erfiiQenbe = GrgebniB oet orel
@oden auf Bortum.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-11-13
s n I q n 3.
Die Mew-Dorfer % all uno
lire 5ragmeite.

Sic Nem= orfer % all unb
lire $ra9mette.
0as 8olt oes Gmpirejtaats bat 9e=
lpro6en, uno oies it iein 8er6icti: Sen
&epublitanern QebGrt Die Me6rbeit Der
semdblten @eiekseber uno ser @ouuer
neur; sen 9emofraten Der Bicegouper=
neur uno Der &ef bes Wabliettels,
obef BOD Elm erbebli9er She'll oieles
&sfes.
Sn eriter 2inie lit oies &e1ultat Elm
unmibperitdnoli6er 9rotei 9esen Sill,
ben, bellen anertanntes Werf;ug Der
@ouperneurfanbioat Der Demofraten
geweien mar. @egen 10000 bemo-
tratilde @timmgeber balten oielen
Mann als. einen 9eYi6enloien &anfe-
ldmio fir bur6aus pertrouensunmiir=
big, unb merben i'm in feinem Sale
unterifiiten.
Ob oies l1rtbeil Der No4barn, Mit.
burger uno 2anoslsute uber ben Mann
Oon @rommerep 4arf 10 gang un6e-
sriinoet 1T? l1nlere 2eIsr brauden iib
Bios al Den uerlu1ten Wablmdnner=
tauf in Glorioa, Die Oregon. gbiifre<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-11-13
Tudes. Anzfige.

Nl(en uniern Jreunben nnb 8etannten Die
trouriee gfa9ridt, oab am Z. gtooember uu-
iere inniagcliebte Satin unb Wfutter
Maria &atbarina 4effer,
aeb. Mobner, in einem Sitter bon SO sotren
unb 10 Monaten, berieben nit FL. Sterbela-
tramentcn ber fatb. &irde, nod fdnerem
9eiben on Der Absebruns felig I'M Serrn ent<
lGlafen 1T.
as 2eidenbesdnauib faao itatt am Grei>
toa Den 8. 9(obcmber.
I'm itilles 8eileio unb Gin aabadtises 8a.
ter unler fur bic Seelenrube Der 8erforbe-
uen bitten bic trauernben 9intertliebeuen
2oreu5 Yefer
nebit IL 3inbern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-11-13
u { 1 t G. II t
&C..

,pnraen une IL. Rotcn,ber in bieligcr fatbosi.
fben STRIDE: 9err Soltpb 9pbm mann mil
Graulein @9orl. IS &einbaus; Strr Sobu
g 6erer nit Grdulsia Barbara 9erid.
B d. unb in st. slusufa 9err 5o5. Ser.
fticns NIT 6rdul.in Maria 8eumeE
. n'0at Sbr Gub bes eeeens freu,n,
llno ieber Sag bas Slid erneaen;.
IS bleibe fern gud) ieber Sdmer5,,
sfur Greube fIbte guer Sera!
H 9ir bclsn gSlrFe immer ao1 b,i
BAL. Besel.
eB 9arinse uno aIle Sorten selul,cus
j Siide tei 6. Soberhou
gY Oir bilisHen unb bcitsn StieIcI bs
s obn 6 9umoder.
ne @barter Oaf RphSfen
BEL 6. S. & @. gpweu.
w Sreenbetipas nnb allies bonn @Iai
8ranntmein big gum Barrel S9peineFeifd
fauft man bel
BoDb.
s# 8onb bat ni9t Die @etuo6nbeit aus
iupoioumet aber er perfaufi before @aare,
uno billt9er afs iretnb eiuer i'm Aora,peiten
Sesbalb 9ebet 5n y u9b.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-11-13

berbdlt es li6 fol9enoermaBen: Na4-
Dem 8ismard unb MnbraiIp li6 poq=
itdnoi9 aeeini9t batten. ,purbe in @e<
sen,uart beg Railers Sran3 Seiepb i6er
oieie 8ereinbarune Elm Yrotoeou auf.
genommen uno BON bieicm HrotoeoQs
5mei gremplare aussefertiet ieoes oa=
gu beitimnlt, BON einem Der 1eioen &ai=
Ter unteribrieben 5u meroen. Das ge=
iammte preubii6e @taatsminitdium
tpuroe bonn GIriter 8isnsord BON Der
gtotbmenoi9tsit jenes bo@midtigen po=
litil6en @6rittes iiber5eust uno madte
semein|@aftli@e @a&e u.itibm. &rof
@tolbers reiite na@ 8aoen~8aben, um
Die 3uitimmun9 oes &aiiers 5u erlan=
gen. Sir oen Sal ber M6t9enebmi.
|eun9 lag oas Gntla!h.n9seeiu@ oes
&ei6sfan5lers i'm Cabinet oes &ailers.
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