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The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28

Another new game has been insti-
tuted by the church festival soci.
cites for making money and having
a right social time. But from ap-
pearances this new game will not
have much OF run, as it is altogeth.
or too hazardous, and some one is
liable to run afoul very distressing
situation of affairs if this new game
is followed up. The sport is de-
scribed as follows; A party Of ladies
and gentlemen congregate at a GER
tain place, and the ladies are sup
piled with lunch baskets, containing
lunch and their card. These bas-
kets are put up aud sold to the gen.
tlemen, and each gent must find the
lady whose basket he has purchased,
and they together enjoy the contents
OF the basket as their supper This
new scheme will work all right until
some man purchases the basket be-
longing 10 an elitor's wife, when he
will be sorry he enlisted, as all be
will be able to find win be her card.
But Of course, all these new tangled
games have their drawbacks Peck's
Sun,
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28

An Arkansaw Sunday. school SUI
perintendent, upon retiring from the
active control of the instructive es-
adjustment said: "My dear children
l regret to leave you, but as l have
been elected to office, al of my time
will be required in dlscharging my
duties. Last Sunday, you remember,
/ said that | had been defeated and
that 1 would continue to deliver my
weekly lectures on morals, but since
then my opponent has been counted
out, which, dear children, gives me
the bulge on the office "--Arkans aw
Traveller.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28

Farmers in the United States have
Sl2,2l0,353,316 OF capital invested
in their business, OF this amount
the value as farms is placed at $40,
l96, ,645, farm implements at
S4oS, 516,s02, live stock $500,S32,-
Isl, fertilizers S2S,5S9,S $50, and
fences at $50, 765,723. From this
enormous sum it is estimated that
nearly one hundred millions of dol.
lars is annually collected in taxation
for the support of the local and ma
tional governments and purposes Of
education. The total contribution
or production to be credited to me
iarmer foots up in round numbers,
81, 100000, $50. 80 : :
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28

The Concord School Of Philosophy
has again adjourned without explain.
ing the difference between the Here
ness OF the There aud the "Where-
fore of the Thusness.' or showing
WY the ''IIencity ofthe Henceforth-
ness" is not identical with the "Ney-
efthelessness OF the Heretofore" On
account Of the extremely hot wealth
cr, probably.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
Go for the Doctor.

Some families cannot live more than
day or two at atime without callingin
the physician Of the village. Jimmy
has collie Mary is taken with sick head
ache; the old man is troubled with his
liver; Josh has dropsleal swellings
Aramntais subject 10 hts; Polly IS cos
tive; Mother loses her appetite; lothian
is stricken with fever and so ON, Please
note this; Swayne's Pills are prepared
by a physician aud beat everything for
all the above ills.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
R. B. WILSON & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
RUSSELLVILLE. ARK.
RUSSELLVILLE,
ARK.

Special attention given to Probate
and Chancery business, and the col
lection of claims. AIe
The following are a few of the val
liable lands and town property that
have come into our control in the
course of our business and which we
offer for sale at very reasonable pri
ces:
One nice cottage containing five
rooms with over one acre of land,
delightfully."- located in the town Of
Russellville A good barn and other
ont houses, also two wells Of excel
lent water. Tt
One good house well finished, with
rooms and lot, conveniently locs-
ted near the business portion OF
town. Good well, barn, etc.
Several vacant lots in the town Of
Russellyille, well and beautifully bo-
Gated for residences, lying in differ
ent portions of the town. -.....
Eighty acres of good land II miles
east of Russellville, we'll improved
with fine residence containing
rooms, splendid barn, Kne young
orchard and 80 acres in good state
of cultivation. In IL splendid neigh
borhood. All the improvements first
class.
50 acres of good land two miles
west of town on the railroad, about
40 acres in cultivation, part of which
is fine bottom land. Dwelling, good
well etc. Can be bought very cheap.
SO acres about 81 miles s f Of
town, about 90 acres in cultivation.
Small residence. Very cheap.
so acres about miles south Of
county seat, 10 acres in cultivation.
Very cheap,
60 acres ofgood land adjoining the
town of Russellville. 80 acres in
good state of cultivation; good resi-
dence, well, barn and other out hous-
es.
A nice comfortable cottage resi-
dence with lot in town of Russelville,
well located near the business por-
ton of town. Improvements all new.
A rare bargain offered.
so acres 5 miles northeast of Rus
sellville. About 40 acres in cultiva-
ton, dwelling etc. Good land.
Best watered place in the county.
Very cheap.
200 acres y miles South Of Potts Sta
ton on l.. K. Il +. 5. X. X. so acres in
cultivation. Good dwelling. Barn
S0x2O, two stories high, two cribs, 3
stables, COW house, never failing
wells. In first-class neighborhOod,
convenient 10 school aud churches.
Land first-class hill and creek bottom
A very desirable place aud offered very
cheap,
The above are few of the lands
and town property in our hands for
sale, The titles to all of which are
perfect and without shadow. Call
on or address
X. b. WILSON & Co,
Russellville. Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
Somewhat Singular.

The foot of Jesse Hulling, the boy
who had this member crushed by
the switch engine, was amputated
the same night. A very singular
fact is connected with the amputated
foot. 1t was buried in Gran ped
position in the box made for the pur-
pose, and the next day he complain
ed of his foot being cramped. He
fell into a deep sleep and while In
this condition those about the house
decided to take up the buried foot
and place 1t In an easy position and
see if there was anything in this old
belief. After the box had been lift.
ed out and when they touched the
foot, young Hulling awoke, scream
Ing and reaching for his foot, saying
that it was hurting him. Though
1T was not in sight, he screamed Owes
ry time 1T was touched, and has not
complained OF the cramping since
it was placed in an easier position.
Knoxville (Tenn.) Tribune.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
A new method of reducing corn

A new method of reducing corn to
meal is now in operation which, it Is
said, seems likely to supersede the
old-fashioned mill-stones. The corn
passes over a series of cylinders pro
vided with fine steel points, revoly-
ing rapidly against fixed knives,
each set finer than the one proceed
ing. The meal produced is exceed
ingly fine, there is claimed saving
of fifty per cent. of power and the
machinery is said to be less expen-
sive than buhr stones.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Squibbs, of Sullivan
county, Tenn, were married about
Two years ago, and now seven little
Squihbs make it interesting for the
fond parents. Three Of them were
born about a year ago, and the quar-
tiers are but week or two old.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28

Love goes it blind until it picks
the wedlock. wv Whitehall Times.
The rum blossom makes poor
nosegay. Wheeling Journal.
Men of might--those who can help
a fellow but won't. Frankfort Her
aid.
An extraordinary thing in ladies
bonnets--a cheap one.--Cincinnati
Saturday Night.
A woman with her mouth full of
pins is dangerous; she is armed to
the teeth Baltimore Every Satur-
day.
There are worse things than a
scoldIng wife-but We have forgot
ten what they rc.-Springfield
News.
A merchant out west who sold q
great many goods to replace things
destroyed by the cyclone, called it a
trade wind.-Baltimore Every Satur
day.
The gross receipts of business
man, are his total income. The gro
Gerry seats of country store, are
soap boxes, and mackerel kits
Marathon Independent.
A tramp remarked that he couldn't
see the sense in talking down the
dime novel. If a dime was as novel
thing to others as it was to him,
they wouldn't do it, Exchange.
When Bob Ingersoll was IN Chi
cago not long ago, he was urged to
60 into the wheat speculation. NO"
said Bob, 81 don't 90 cent on fu-
lures. Cincinnati Saturday Night.
A western editors motto is, "One
country, one flag and one wife-in
fact one everything, except drinks"
We should think he'd want more
than one shirt and one subscriber
Norristown Herald
White politicians talks great
deal bout de uncertainty oh de mig
gers vote. De niger is follerin'
de 'zample OBJ de white folks-put
tim his vote whar he thinks dat it
will do him de most good.--Arkan.
saw Traveller.
Said young Symonds: "Old Rag
bag has forbidden me his house, and
ordered me not to speak to his
daughter; but if he thinks, by that
racket, he can rouse my obstinacy
and get me to make love to the girl
and marry her, he's mistaken.-Quiz.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28

1t is stated that Mr.. Benz II. Hill
will write the biography of Senator
Hill and compile his speeches and
writings. Such a work would be a
valuable contribution to the political
literature Of the country, and it is
gratifying to know that it is in judi
cious hands.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28

Georgia is the eleventh State in
size, containing $4,000 square miles.
Florida is the tenth State, having
90, 26S square miles. Texas outranks
all the States in extent Of territory.
She would very nearly make FIVE
states the size of Georgia. Tennes-
see has $4,000 square miles, or is
about one-sixth the size of Texas,
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28

Are you suffering from indigestion ?
4 SO ask your druggist for bottle of
Sherman's Prickly Ash Bitters. Taken
as directed it will cure you. These
Bltters have now been before the pub-
lie for number of years, have been
thoroughly tried, and give entire salts
faction. Ina
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28

Crops in England will be below
the average, and It'll probable that
country will take from the United
States more than she imported from
all countries last year.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28

LAND GRANT,

As there IL every prospect 90 largo iunmiera.
ton y Arkansas, it Is reasonable 70 suppos,
that these choice lands Will hC liz active he.
mand, Persons desiring % sNepre them .shonli
lose 20 time m doinc 50, GneNcept III.
vurahie terms 70 tetual settlers
For full information apply t.
w y SHACK, Land Commissioner,
Little Rock, Ark,
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28

August returns Of the Department
Of Agriculture show the product OF
Winter and Spring wheat, 100000
900 bushels.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28

hetWcen Mcmphis aud Nashville. Columbus
ah1 Aa-hYiiles St Louis aud NashY lille. Nc.
Nei1le anu Nashville Nashville Il Louisville
y Ashttlle aud chattanooga aud Nashville and
AtttA3a' connecting Win SieeperS 90 Florida
Pog fgrther Ia formation call on vour neares,
y " siaion Agent, vi address
n steYens, 4. -, Dallas, Tex,
Jos speed, Ticket 4 rent Memphis Tenn
~. Marcus 4. A. Nashville, Tenn
aM h Flower, a Ia, Nashville, Tt,nn.
y L. panley, G.P.&I.A., Nashville. Tenn
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET,

!,
For congres sman-at-large c. B.BRECKEN-
RIDGE, of jefferson.
Third District,
JOHN ii. ROGERS, of Sebastian.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
A. Ii UNIVERSITY,
FAYETTEVILLE, ARK.

The next session OF this institution will be-
gin SEPTEMBER 18th. 1SS2 aud end June 18th,
lSS3 Tuition is free TO all who are qualified to
enter the college classes and to all Normals
and Benefciaries in the Preparatory Depart
ment. Normal appointments are restricted 10
young ladies over Ii years of age, and TO young
gentlemen over 16 years. The recent elections
General ID. II. Hill as President.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28

BE sure to Buy your Tickets over the
m q. &c SIT. Is. 1,y..
Thro ug h Sic G % ers !

iha inexperienced Traveller need not 20
amlssi Few changes arc necessary aud such As
are unavoidable are made la n nion nennrs
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
A western editors motto is

country, one flag and one wife-il
fact one everything, except drinks.
We should think he'd want NOR
than one shirt and one subscriber
Norristown Herald.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28

When Bob Ingersoll was IN Chi
cago not long ago, he was urged t,
60 into the wheat speculation. mo,
said Bob, 81 don't go cent on fu
lures. Cincinnati Saturday Night
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-28
Staot 3aftimore.

Gousertsum . ten Der g onnz
taQsidule Der erten bent DEN
Der. euang. d. e oil Gufern .aueuue.
-Sm ,Sroaopanz zSnItitllte," ooer otelmehr
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fern 9lbenb bel bieler @elegenbeit nabeSu
an 1000 Seiuder perlammelt wel9e oem
reid,haltiaen, aus nidt iueniger, oenn %
5luinmern beitebenben Yrogranlin NIT &C.
ipannter Iuf,nerfiamteit pon Anfan9 DIS
5u Gnbe lauidten.
Die Seranitalter oes 4benb. Sergniigens,
ole aus etpa 60 Reronen befehenSen gebr=
frdite Der Sountagsi6ule, iuelde gegenlpdr@
tia $50 30glinge sdblt, ipuroeu anfs Sbats
frditiaite BON ben Mtitgliebern Bee &ird)ens
raths uuterftiibt, alS oeIien erlter Setter Yaz
for Gourabi nit gSort lIuo Chat ben @rfolg
bes abenbs iidern bali.
Hainer's Sproler>S duger IN
Ser ,Sr9eitriou= e."-geile ;og
Surd1 bas @entiitb-liebliGes @eiiuge- lite
,pabrlid) in Der Sbat-nibt, NOS id0net
flinae.-Sas III oaS gereimte 9sort, oas &C.
fern abenb oem Ntunbe aasr Seluder Der
Sdlegel'i6en pSrdeitrion Sale" ent'
ffromte bel Der Erage viuie bat gefallen ?"
-Serid)iTbene alte Wiitglie6er eines renonl
mirten bieiisen geiangperellls gaben ali
Beisabe nod cine gejanglide Nad,llelerilIg
bel ipelder iid) beionoers elm bieiiger SuBbe
tletoungsfiiuitler ebrenpoQ aIs3etdInete.
Der britten Sabresz llnterbal
tung Ses '@arrpltonsG Gon5ils, vSfopal 4rfd'
num," welde seltern Nbenb in ber nWtullt
atoSemie" itattfanb, ,pobnte elm sablreides
Auoitorinm bel. Die Sortrdge paren burd)'
ans 9soie9eu, nne namentlih ,eidneten lidl
ole Somen Soo Bacetti, Srau Sarab Sblob.
9eeger nnb Die SS. &arl Sauldbe, SnltuS
Bitter, Sabel uub 8ietrid, aus.
Sei bieler @elegenbeit msllen mir bsners
fen, bab oas oberite 9ou;il ocs ,8oaalz alrca
lnm" am 25. april i'm bieiigen ,,Gutaw.
SOuie" in Sieung trsten wirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-28

@btcago, %. MdrS.-Sn einer geitri=
gen Serianmlung Der bieiigen @asr0bren=
Grbeiter (Plumbers), an nel6er nabe;u
spei Srittel aller in bieiem @eihdfts,tpeige
beiddftisten Nibeitcr Nrtheil nabmen, ipur6e
beidloiicn, arf b0berem 2obne ;u beiteber.
2amrence, WfaIi., 81. Diar;. - Die
rBacifics Corporation" bat bislenigen ibrer
9lrbeiter, peld)e nidt an Dem QuSfanoe be-
tbeiligt iino uno iid, in Solge Der Setriebs.
einltellung in Hotb befnben, benafriftigt,
oa6 iie auf Applifation i'm Compton Der Sc
lelllfaft nit ben notbmenoigiten 2ebensbcs
birfnilien periorgt merben 1olen. Otan bdlt
Dies fir Elm ;3eifen, baB Die Spinnereiel
anf Sauer eines Ntonats gcldloiIen bleiber
merben.
Die ausItehenoen @cber bielten beute cine
Seriommlung un6 beldllOiien, cine 8eber=
Union III organiiircn. Siele Ser cnsifebeu-
ben Nroeiter iuerben tdglid Oou auspdrtis
gen Spinnereicn engagirt uno uerlanen bte
Stuot.
8breling, 9S.<Sirg., q. Wdr,. -
Ter heftigite Sageliturm lett 1869 Iud)te
beute oieIe @egeno bein. SaS llnmetter par
gliidliher g8eiie pom fllr;er Oauer. Die
$oagelf0rner, bercil uiele bon Der @roBe etrer
gSallrub marcn, beriolirten Die Senfter oes
3ollumts, ocs Sapitols, pes osin8lep Sniff.
tuts" unS pieler Sptels unO Yripatgebduoe.
Ser Sturn erfredte iid auf einen llmiretS
pon etma 10 Nteileu ullO man id]dst ben an
geridteten Shaoeu AMI $4,000. Siele
Eerionen, bic BON Dem 9agelidlage auf offe-
mem Selbe iiberrald)t murben erlitten Ser
letungen am Sopie unb uiele 6abrnnfdllt
ereigneteu fih, inbem Yierbe iheu iuurber
unS burdsinsen. Gin idperer &egen folstt
auf oas Sagelmetter.
albany, N.sg., 81. 0far;. Die bieIi:
gen Stneibergeieaen itanben beute fir h0'
bcren 9obn aus. Gtltde srbeitsseber baber
sic geforScrte 2Obnerb0bung bereitS be
milli1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-28
Saaesnenistsiten.

Nen0ell BAillip8, ben sic 4rbeitel
non Nta6adn'ettS ais @OuUerneurs~ @anbi=
bateu auserleieu batterL ertldrt, baG er ME
mails ser @anbioat irgeno elmer Yartei iein
nerbe uub molle. Sci ser @elegenbett bat
0r. y. fi6 nit giadbrud gcgeu oas Gbtne
ns@elek ais ungercdt uuo rudlos au8ge=
lproden.
9S6brcno I'M Sberbmoesgeridte Ser
8e6tsanipalt ggbbp auf etnen IIabeas cor
pus bin Die Sorfiibruug oe5 ms 3uftbaus
na6 gllbanp, Ns9., gei6idten Sergeanten
% q on perlungt bat, If uorldufig General
auditor Sen. Sipaim neiterem Serfabren
bucd) etnen Serid)t all Den 8riegSletretdr
;uuorgefommen, iuorin er oas @utahten alb
gicbt, puBWalon ungeieblid) inhaftirtworben
INTO Die 9erbanblungen SeS &riegsgeri6ts
redtsuugilttg Ieien. IS iit icrit anSunebs
men, pa6 NiaIon balb pieber aui freienl
Tu6e iein pirb. SorausIihtlid ltiitt it'd
DaS @uind)ten auf ben ginmanb, oaB .ptaIon
iiir feline Sbat Dor benz @iuilz uub nid)t
Mii itdr @eridte bate proiciitrt werben iol=
len.. 9ie Itrcnge, bon Dem &rieg8gerihte
iiber Niaion perbdngte Strafe giebt Dem
9utadteu ocs Suubesridter 2lonofaten
cine populdre Scbeutuug, Die linn auoerRs
ialls pobl nidt 5u Sbeil gemorOen mdre.
@elte mar Gi II 10 in iger ; q.
9epeioben ans ueri6ieocneu @egenoen oes
SSeitens unS SiNeus berihten beftige Or
fame, pcld)e grOBcn S6abeu anridteten,
uub leiber fino aid mebrere WenIdenleben
Dem llnmetter iunt Opfer gefallen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-28
Niehmdrfte.

ct. quuis, 81. Mdr,. - sGpeine ::
3urubr 2700, Serienbung 400; Serfdufe 3u
Sc. 10 bis $1.20. - &inouieh: 3ufuhr 100,
GerIenbung 600; Sertaufe III $500 bis
$6.50.-Sdeafs: i3ufubr 2900, Serienoun9
600, Serfdufe su $3.50 bis $500.
@btcago, 81. 0ar,. = Die 3ufubr
BON Sfmeiueu belief ii9 beute auf "a, 900
Stiid; Serienbung $500; Die Breiie parir>
ten smii6en $500 unb $7.25. - &inbpieb:
3ufnbr 60OO, Serienoung 1900; Sertdufe
;u$3. 90 bis $3.50. - Sdaafe: 3ufubr 1000,
SerieuOung 200; Sertdufe gu $3.50 bis
$500.
gSeitsY bilabeIpbin, ben 81 MGr;.
- 9iinbuieb: Sertduie 2400 Stiid, Brima
71-79, CUTE 7!-7g, mittlere 6-65 i4lehte
54-64. S6aafe: Sertdufe 5000, prina
7-7h CUTE 6s-G mittlere 81 = 81
ld1ledte 5-5s.-Sdmmer: 51-7l.-Sdlber
6-S3. - S6psius: Sertdufc 5000, prifna
10-104, CUTE 00-00, mittlere 0-00,
idlshte So.
Gaff z9tbertn, 8enul., q. WdrS. -
3liuepieb: 3ufubr 2176. Serfdufe bon 81. 90
biz $6.25. = Sdweine:: i3ulubr 1890, Ser
tdufe BON $.725 bis $500. Shaafe
3niubr 400, Ssrtaufe $500 bic $500.
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stnrmc i'm saSeu unS gSeifen.
s5d9elidbIa9 unS Crfanc in pcricbiceenem 6c=
aeneen. - 6rrfcr cbancu dugeridtet. 80
Mchrere @eHidbcn eureJ umgcwcbte Sc=
bduee erid,ldacu.

S1dseliGbIas uns Crfanc in ucridbiceenen Sc
aenecn. = @rcscr cbaecu du9erid,tet. -
bdusr erie,iaacu.
auguita a, Ga, p. 0tdS.-Oie uunlit=
tclbar norbOiilih uon SSannesborougb, @a.,
grle9Cne @cgen0 murbe Beute 9tod)nittag
bon eiuem beftigeu Srfane beinIgeiud]t, mel
der Sauier iiber Sen Iauicu mari, SGune
CntnnEelte un0 ionliigen SdaOen aurid
tetc. gtuf ben 9lantageu Der So. Soiepb
81. gSorb, s. s. Sones, e. q. Garter uH0
i. 6. Steiner iit Der Serlult am SetrddJtz
lidften. s.. 90. Saro'S Spctie;tmmer
ftiir,te iuIammcn, mGbreno oie Sarilie am
MittagstiidJe iaB. Der pie jGbrige @ilbert
9Ear6 purbe 9et0btet ullb tin Sri. Dunlap
ldmer pctlett,
GlepelauS, 9, 81. MGr,.-Giu bel
tiger, pon @litihldgen, Scgcl mo itr0men=
Dem 3eeeu bCgleiteter Sturn fegte beute
0iitta9 iiber bicie @fgenb meg. Stele
Sdume purOcn gntpur;clt unb mcbrere urz
uollenbete 9ebduoc iiber Den 9aufeit gcpot
fen. Ser Sturm baucrie ctiua cine babe
StunDe uno 6aS gSetter, weldlCS u0rbcr
nuGergcm0bHlid iuGrm mar, mutee gletb
u0dher falt
Macpn, ga 81. Rdr5,-gtn SOrnaOO
peruriadlte gtute betrdd)tttdjen S6aoen All
Der n@eorgia Central Sabn" 5wiiWcn Sta
con unb San6erpi0e. Giele oGuier, Stdlle
uub Sdnpgen mur6cn umgcwebt unb cine
9tBaGl Wlcnifen pfrlckt, inleHen fanI To-
pcit ernlittclt If, 9dcmoub um'8 2eben.
9ie Spr- beS Slfcns, Weldjer iid) uon gSe=
Zen nad Silen bcwegtc, 1T nut e,wn 100
2ar6S belt.
Etttsburg, Semi, 81. Didr;.- Sine
9cpcidc ans GpunSburg, @rnmfOr0 &ountD,
Ecnni, beridtet baB ein I'M San bcgrifiene8
@cbGu0e Beuie umgcmcbt murbc unU baB gS.
1unt un6 6rant Wtc0onalb gei0Otct SOB.
S1auicr unS 9Gm. SLarle t0btlicb uno iiini
au0cre Berionen leid)t perwuu1et tuutocn.
Gin Gbnld)er lluioQ e:cigncte iif beute in
Yittsburg. Gin GrcticrgcbduJe rpurOe
Our6 eincn Sturm iibcr ben S3auien gemor=
len unb 3mci 9trbciter, gtamens Sobn 2(tttuz
ion unb Yatrif @abtn, t0Otltd pcruunoct.
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leu Sn,uort qedlIBert, unb ;mar Iagt er:
y0te dineiilfe Ginmauoerwng bringt uuz
stpeiielhait gro6e llebelitdnbe nit iid). lber
man iolte iid bel lold)cr Gelegeubcit pobl
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