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THE KING OF THE PLOW.
PAUL II. HAYNE.

The sword is re-sheathed in its scabbard,
The rive hangs safe on the wall;
No longer we quail at the hungry
Hot rush of the ravenous ball
The war cloud has hurled its last lightning,
Its last awful thunders are still,
While the Demon Of Conflict IN Haaes
Lies fettered in force as in Will:
Above the broad fields that he raVaGed,
What monarch rules blssfully now
Oh crown him with bays that are bloodless,
The King, the brave King of the Plow!
A King ave what Ruler more potent
Has ever swayed earth by his nod?
A monarch aye, more than monarch
A homely, but bountiful God
He stands where in earth's sure protection
The seed grains are scattered anu so"n'
To uprise in serene resurrection
When Spring her soft trumpet has blown.
A monarch yea, more than monarch,
Though toll drops are thick on his brow;
o! crown him with corn leaf and wheat-leal'
The King, the strong King Of the Plow
Through the shadow ar d shine of past ages.
(While tyrants were blinded with bloool
He reared the pure ensign OF Ceres
By meadow, and mountain, and flood
And the long, leafy gold of his harvests
The earth sprites and air sprites had spun
Grew rhythmic when swept by the breezes,
Grew royal when kissed by the sun;
Before the stern charm Of his patience
What rock rooted forces must bow
Come crown him with corn-leaf and wheat-leai
The King, the bold King of the Plow!
Through valleys of balm-dropping myrtles,
By banks Of Arcadian streams,
Where the wind-songs are set to the mystic
Mild murmur of passionless dreams;
On the storm-haunted uplands of Thule,
On ice girdled fiords and foes,
Alike speeds the spell of his godhood,
The bloom Of his heritage glows;
A monarch yea, more than monarch
Ali climes to his prowess must bow;
Come! crown him with bays that are Stainless
The King, the brave King Of the Plow!
Far, far in earth's uttermost future,
As boundless of spiendor as scope,
see the fair Angel-FRuIrIoN,
Outspeed his high heralds OF Hope;
The roses Of joy rain around him,
The lilies OF sweetness and calm,
For the sword has been changed tothe pow-share
The lion lies down with the lamb!
O angel majestic! We know thee,
Though raised and t'anSfyurett art hou-
This lordof i1e's grand consummation
Was once the s,Ua,t King Of the Poo!
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-06-08

evr The promise, "My grace is sufficient for
thee" is consoling one to every Christian,
and at the same time the communicable, or
Christian graces, Glove, joy, peace, long-suf,
fering, gentleness, goodness, meeKness HI s,! anu
temperance are food to his soul. Inc Chris-
tian graces have been compared to trees-the
more they are shaken by storms the deeper root
they take, and the more fruit they bear."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-06-08

az Some men are never thoroughly happy
until they have made themselves supremely
miserable. If no real cause for such misery
exists, they will manage to invent one. They
are morbidly sensitive, always on the look out
for a slight, ready to construe any little occur
renee into an Intentional affront. The more
you try to assure them of your good DISPOSE
tion toward them, the more they disturb you.
The best policy is to let them alone, to give
no heed to their whimscalness.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-06-08

@ 1t is one of the most striking illustrations
of the power of machinery that cotton can be
brought from the far interior Of India, on the
backs of bullocks, to the sea, shipped around
the Cape of Good Hope to England, manufac-
tured, shipped back by the same route, paying
repeated commissions and profits, and under
sell the native manufacturer Oh the spot where
the raw product is grown, and where labor is
considered well paid at fifteen cents a day.
Senator Bayard
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-06-08

How THE THISTLE BECAME AN EMBLEM.-
It was at the time Of an invasion when the
destinies Of Scotland hung upon the result of
battle soon to come. The invaders were
upon the soil, and if they gained the victory
in the first encounter they might not after
ward be overcome. 1t matters not whether
the invaders were Danes or Norwegians. or
Normans, the simple origin of the emblem is
the same. The invaders knew that the Scots
were desperate, and if they would surely con-
quer them they must fall upon them suddenly
and unawares. To this end they availed
themselves of a dark, stormy night, and plan
ned to fall upon the Scottish army on every
side at the same moment. Had they been
suffered to execute their plan undetected, they
would certainly have succeeded in entirely
destroying the Scots, but simple accident
betrayed them. When near the Scottish camp
the foremost of the invaders removed the heavy
shoes from their feet so that their steps might
not be heard, and thus stealthily advancing,
bare-footed, heavy, quick-tempered soldier
trod squarely upon huge thistle, the sharp
point of which gave such sudden and exquisite
pain that he cried out with bitter curse in
agony. His cry aroused the outlying Scots,
and apprised them of their danger. With Won
derful alacrity they sprang to their arms, and
meeting the foe widely divided for the pur-
pose of encompassing the camp, they were
enabled easily to overcome them, which they
did with great slaughter. The unfortunate
soldier " no had so unwittingly given the alarm
was captured alive and when lie had told his
story, and the Scots knew to what their de-
liverance was due, they resolved to adopt the
thistle as the national insignia their country
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-06-08
SHORTENED LIFE IN THE HUMAN RACE.

The maturity of man, calculated by the COM
pleted condition of the skeleton, is twenty-one
years. Twenty-one years multiplied by five
1866 years-is, therefore, the natural duration
of the life of man on this estimate, and with
certain natural limited range, may be ac-
cepted as the true and full duration. But
when the actual value of life is taken it is
found to present, in this country, an average
of forty-tWO years, so that there are grand
agencies at work which are reducing the natu-
ral life to very low value. If the enquirer
enter further into the matter, he will observe
that the grand agencies leading to this reduced
value of life must be in some way removable,
because they are not always in action to reduce
every form of life to the same level Of dura-
tion. He will discover that the domestic ami
mails which surround us, if we do not kill them
outright by hard labor, privation or exposure
to the vicissitudes of seasons, are so much
longer lived than we are, that they exist prac-
tically, to their full term with as much exacti-
tude as we exist to the first or second stage of
existence. Or, to put the matter in another
light, he will discover that if our lower domes-
tic animals were to die, their duration Of life,
as it is now known, would be reduced to
nearly half what it is. The dog would have
an average term of eight years, and other an
imals reduced term of life. Such obserya-
tions as these will lead the sanitarian tofnd uni
form object in his labor. He will ask what is
the reason why man, who holds all the knowl-
edge and skill above the brute creation, should
have so little control over his destiny that he
cannot control it in respect to health and life
as we'll as the inferior creature, which COM
pared with himself, has neither reason nor
skill. He will wonder in vain so long as he
looks simply at the general fact. He will not
wonder at all when he proceeds to an analysis
of all the details upon which that general fact
depends.
In the first place we will learn from an
analysis of the data he may collect, that man
is subject to many more diseases than inferior
animals are; that he suffers from certain dis
eases of the mind Incidental to his possession
of mental organization superior altogether to
theirs, and from which diseases they are eX-
empt that he suffers from some diseases con-
nected with industrial pursuits from which
they are exempt; that he suffers from indul-
gences of certain luxuries of a deadly kind
from which they are exempt that he suffers
from various accidents from which they are
exempt that he suffers from hereditary taints
of disease from which they are exempt.-yOw
Homes.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-06-08

BOYS, Go HoME.-Ah, boys you who have
gone out from the homesteads into the rush
and hustle of life, do you ever think of the pa
tient mothers who are stretching out to you
arms that are powerless to draw you back to
the old home nest ?-arms that were strong to
carry you once, pressed to hearts that love you
now as then.
No matter, though your hair is slver-streak-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-06-08
Mistellaueuns &eadiug.
THE BOY

rs HE EXISTS IN STfTE OF NATURE---HIS
ORIGIN, HABITS AND PECULI4RITIES.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-06-08

DUN.-That debt is small one, to be
sure, and apparently not worth serious
thoug ght Why not pay it then? Why be com,
PEELED to suffer the modification of dun
Why not take that little thorn out OF your
finger at once? 1t will tester if allowed to
remain, and cause ten times the trouble. Why
not relieve the conscience of that little load ?
You will feel better by doingit. You contract
ed the debt knowingly and willingly. Did you
not mean to pay it ? Certainly you did. Then
Law increases, morally, the amount of the OBJ
legation. Remember, too, that your little
debt and another mans little debt, and a
thousand other mems little debts, make lit
tie fortune for your creditor or they enable
him to pay his larger debt, or feed his work.
men and keep his machinery going in times
like these. Don't you see how it is? You
do? Well then, pay the amount at once, and
tonight the ghost Of that debt will not
trouble your dreams.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-07

- Die 8orgdnge i'm politil6en Sc
Ben Der Ser. Staaten iinb gun, She'll
bon 10 unerfreuli6er 8ef6afenbeit, baB
bur6 0ieielben elm tiefgeben6er peili=
mismus gere6tfertigt eri6eint. Was
miro es biel nuten. tuenn ber ala 2suge
auftretenoe 9err Newel flar uno uns
apeibeutia l,a0weiif. Dab cine ger=
f1m0rung itattgefunoen bat sur grlan=
gung ber Seras=paeifie ifie=2anoi6enfun=
gen i'm Sabre 1870, baB elm grDBer Cor
ruptionsfono bon ben Nctiondren QlF:
eebradt tpuroe uno Aab ipiiematii9Ie
Der bamaligen gongreBmitz
gliebsr bic llrfo6e tpar2 Sat mon ben
Sternpofaaunern ia QUO flar uao beutz
lid iAra GWulb betuieien nno bod
aldubt wobl Niemano mebr, bab ben
S9urfen aud nur Elm 9aar auf Dem
9aupte gefriimmt tuerben tuirb!
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cseh+ f4pIt {ih hprn,ts Snf

SEPT felt ii6 beraus, baB Ser
2ootie bes berungliidten 0ampfer
vSeioto" eilten bummen Gadfii1 ge=
itattete, bas 8Dot uaus 8ergniigen" 5u
lenfen, uub 5mar unuittelbar bpr benz
3uiammenitpBe. 3par bebauptet Der
2octle, feline 9anb auf Dem Steuerraos
aeGabt 81 babsm als bic ib0ne 0dB
ibre 5pielereien betrieb, aber baraus
sebt f@pn sur Geniige beroor, baB er
feine 9taget! tpeit mebr auf Dem Wfdbel,
ais auf Oem 6abrpaher bat ruben
lailen. Dieter pOuiiirenbe 2ootie, tpel=
6er Is Weni1enleben auf bem @emiiz
fen bat, 1T ein i6redli6es 8eiipiei
amerifaniider u&itterli6te3tA, wel6e
ber alberniten @ans gegeniiber bic
szotien @erantportli6feiten aufs Spiel
kBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-07
9lm Die Nepmblifamer nes 5ebntem
GpnareHoiftrictes.
6an Mntonip, Z. eSgli 16'

@an Mntonip. Z. Sgli 1882.
Cine @oubentipn ber &epublifaner
bes sebnten gpnerebbifrictes, uel9er
Die Counties 8an6era, Bairop, 9erar,
8urnet, @omal, Condo, Gro=
deti, Gbwaros. Gillespie, &enbal,
2err, Rimble, &innep, 2ampaias, 2la.
No, Maion, Megullo9, Mebina, Me=
rarb, San Saba, Srabis, ubalbe uno
Williamion umfaBt, tpirb bierbur@ auf
ben Is. Mugnit, 1882, Ra6Nlittass 5
llbr, nod 9an Nntonio berufen gum
3tped Ser Nomination eiues Ganbibaten
fiir oem gDngreB uno sur Snbetra6tz
na1me FOLDER anberen 9inge, tpel6e
bor Die Contention gebra9t iperben
a,6gen.
0ie 8oriibenoen ber republifanii6en
Gomites Der obengenannten Counties
tperben erIldt. an ben GpuntDliben i4=
rer berl1ieAenen gounties@pnbentionen
ober 8erIammlunaen BON &epublifaz
nern at beranltalten, um Oelegaten 81
bieler Contention gu ienoen. Ser Mufe
ruf aur Convention ioll re6tseitig unb
geniigeno publisirt tperoen. Sebes
County mag 10 biele 9elegaten isnoen,
ais ibm palienb erl6aint, 9ie 8alis
ber Decentralization nirb bon Der @on.
nention beltimmt tperoen.
". g meri1tg,
8orieenoer bes republifanil6en @recu:
tiozgomites fir ben 10. @ongreBoiltrict
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-07

bSdfen Sdmunse semeien unb jeet 70
gut ,pie einseidlafen iei. ,pieoer aufiri>
Iden uub bic alten berihmten Nennen
bon Baaneaitle bon Neuem ms Seben
rufen.
unb 70 bein 2eben binour4 bon Pferz
ben bid unterbalten sn manen! iprad
Nnsela bel ii&.
Gs mar bas Gnbe einer lansen @eibe
peinlid ,pirrsr @ebantea, bic in5miIden
burd ibre @eele se3rseu waren, Sanp=
molten sleid, uelde Der @tnrm pcr lia
her iber Die ledjenbe Wiiite treibt. NlS
lie BON jener perbansniBeclleu Stelle an
Der @iienbabn pesiprenste, mar itr Ser5
sans erfaut sepeien nit unbeimllder
Sreube bes SieseS, ben iie iber Nrnolo
unb iiber fa ielblt capcnsetrasen. auf
gowarb, oer 70 in, selesenitea slusenblide
auf bem Blame erldien, fiel elm bilferer
@trabl bieler Treube. @ie bate gum
erltenmale bic gu,pfinouns se1abt, ba6
iie nit benz fdSnen, ritterliden Manne
leben, pielleidt ibn einmal liebea Tonne.
Sa, einen Mpment mar ibr Der Wuni4
setommen, ibm Nl!es gu fasen: baB iie
Nsnols seliett, oaB iie bis babn. mas lie
setban, aus 9iebe gu Nrnolp setban. unb
baB 1e bieie Siebe nit Der Mur5el aus
ben, 5er3en oeri1en uno fortan nit treier.
reiner 5eele ibren neuen YFidten lebea
mOue. Was eaf bieies ioneerbare ges
tenntniB folste? .Wirbe Der autmatbise
Nieie gu eiuem rajenben merben? Waroe
elm erfer auB, ben lie ibnl nod ME se<
pdbrt unb ben feline innisen Blide idcn
70 oft itiG bon ibr erfe9t batten, ben 8a<
ienben wieoer gu ibren sSaBen atpinsen,
trunfen bon Slid unp Seli9feits
0leiduiel "a es mar unnlSsl;a! M;e
tpenn Elm Glenber aus Der Vurs idleldt,
benz Tsinbe ben sebeimen 3usuno 5a serz
ratbeu = unb Der Geino itiirmt beretn
uae erin9t tn bas Glerleilieife, serreiBt
ben Vcrbans, wirft bas @Stterbilb in ben
Staub unb tritt es unter Die plumpen
Siegerfibe ~ ME burfte iie eS t1un, ME!
= es fou1me barau8, mas wDlle!
(Tort1ebuua foIatl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-07
GGlrattt & 50.

Wobl (elten 1T benz Yublitum cine @es
lesenbeit sebcten wpreea, au 10 ercrm
billiSen Ireiicn gu fauien. ols sssenwdrz
tis in oem aQSemein betannten Dpllar.
@tcre BON Sdram 4 So. GS miro bon
oieier @eleSenbsit oenn aud, Der aussis=
bislte @ebra1d gemaht. uuo Die Waaren
eeten meg ~- I'M cine triuiale Hebensart
3u gebrauGen wie tparme Gemmeln.
Wir mShteu unlerea 0eierinnen ratben,
ibre gintdufe 70 balo als mSSlid gu ma=
den. Der 3ulauf I'M Store 1T iebr fart
uno mebrt fh tdslid. I'm bas @sbrdnse
uuo ben 3eituerlult bu permeioen, eiirfte
es paber BON ycrtbeil iein, niat au lauae
nit einem Beluhe bes Dollar. Stcre II,
SSSern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-07
S'aetsei4e.

5iercurd tcebre i'd mid bsm !Yubli=
tum ersebenit anauseisen, bab i'd bic
~ a d men Werffdtte e bes 9rn.
5 aeob g d ble an Yrslaitrube ,ncte
Der Bride ii6erncmmen babe.
Better bon Dampf, unb anoeren Wea.
ldinen made i'd beiunrers baraui auf=
uerfIam.
Nue Irten bon Neparaturen, tie in bas
Sud- bes Maldinenarteiters fdaloaeu.
msroea prompt uno tiGis uuagefa6rt.
$. S6neioer.
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SEi1tia fir &ablfDpfIae

Yrpi. p. stSbr, SO. 3O7 fablid 4.
5trabe ct. Qouis, Wc. III es selunsen,
lansidbrioe 8abliSpiisleit 3u tu,iren.
prcf. @tStrS Wetbpce If iebr Elm fad.
Die tablen @tellen werben tdslid orei=
NAL 9ebabet fiir brei Nlinuten nit benz
baareraeuser nnb innerbalb 4 Wcheu 3ei9t
iih Der neue 5aarwuts auf ben tablen
Stellen. Dame1 uno 9erreu, rpelde an
RabltSpfeteit ooer @usfaaen bes 5aares
leiben, louten nidt peti iaumeu, fd id,rift,
lid an Brcf. @tSbr gu wenoen. Yreis
SIS bic Jlalde, pelde 4 Wodsn ausreid,t.
24,7,S2, ,tuw1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-07

ruff 1id auf ibrelt Gbarter, Ser ibr 8
Gents pro Meile erlaubt. Ser Gbarter
Ser Gentralbabn entbalt bieIelbe Se flint
mung.
: Sn @alpeiton i6lug 6er 8liB iu
bie @obnung 6es 6errn S. s.. S6eibe=
mantel unb t6btete Trau @milie S6eibe=
matttel.
- Cine am 5. in 2arebp eingetroffene
9epel6e BON Brownsville beri6tet, baB
1id bas gelbc 6ieber tpeiter berbreitet
unb bab in Brownsville 50 Yer1pnen
baoon ergriffen finb.
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100, 900 3idsts IN SIS istsa. gruttteils
In 6unitel I'm 8ertdltnib.

1881 @eminHs I'm Ss:,aBs ron $265, ,5ei
n1- anfraesa flr I0sn!ea. fuwis 3a.sn fn,
gIubs f5nRea nur in ber Office III Wtw> brttant
ssmadt usrbsn.
Weesn SafermattSn ob. 9efsuunasn fhreibs mas
an wf. VI. Daupbin,
Stem SrltanS I,
gbwarb WoDre. agent, gde 5sullun u aeeauiO
Snabe, San Matpnio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-07

Die 3outaaa S;aatelotteris lit bte eiaatse, bit
sou BEN golse enbpfrt wurbe
Qouiliana 9tate ssotterp gr.
Ditlss Snaltut wurb. Sabr. 1883 fir g..
atstanss> unb Wptltbdtiastits 9wsde spn bst
Giaatslssislatar fur hsa 3eitraum BON flnfunb-
twan,ie Sabren gefstlid inssrppsirt nit etatr
Rapital *ea s1,oO0.e0o. az neitsm ftt ftitbti
einsn Reftrsefpab NON $3.50. .ooo biaauSeflet tsi
Durd Gin aterl1msrslines Dotum rurbea ibrs
Nsdte Elm 1SeiI Der eegenwdrti9en Staatsepn,
fitutipn, angenpmmea am 2. December 1879
Gine CUTE @efegengeit feim @fa6
q. maden.
ibre aroeen 9iebunsen BON eimaelntp
Nummern fnben mpnatlit fat. Nismals wirt
cine 3ebune Serftsben. Eaa lsfs naAEaI6srt,
Nrsissertbeiluna.
@rpbe ,aonatliAe 3tebung Scr
Classe III
ia RtD DrIeans Dienftag ben 8. auauN 1881.
ollie uafers fnnfiisen 9tttune.n RntcM fott ua.sl
Auffttt unb 3ei.uuS ber Gtnsrdls
@. o. 8sanrsaasa psn guuisiasa aua
SHbal g. WarIY paa atirgiaiea.
e&auptprei5 $4,000.
oo,o00 3idsts ,n IS istss. gruttteils
In 6unltel i'm ger1dltnib.
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= E + a 8.

-Neuz8raunfels. 9ie Neus
Braunfelier Meabemp poer faAtifAe
@9ule Hebt llnter Der Gontrolle elmer
bon ben 8iirsern semdbiten 8eb6rbe.
prdfioent oerlelben 1T ber gDuntDri6ter
linb Mttglieb berfel6en eroificio Der
Wlapor. 9ie S6ule 1T in 6 &lahen
eetbeilt, Bic bon 6 2ebrern unterriGtet
fuerben, Dies fina bic 6erren gssle.
Mippre9t, Aeilig @bur9 unb 2atp=
renee. - 6ie seliion 1T felt eiHem
Sabre auf 10 Mpnate fsitgeteat. 70 baB
in Sali uns Aueuft tein l1nterriht err
tbeilt tuirb. = Ser @ebalt ber 2elrer
fir bieie 10 Monate betrdat $3.50 rsfp.
$500. - 9ie S6iileraabl iiber 200. =
Ser ditefte Der 2ebrer lit 9err Sermann
Seele, Der i6on i'm Sabre 1845 bic
Ginber Der erfen gmigranten unterrids
tete unb nonl @erejn in 9eras angeffeqt,
bic S9ule I'M Greien belt. .-Unter Der
2eitllng bes profeilors Sebn Aanb III
felt benl Z. B. W. cine 9ormalidul. i'm
GonrtAaule eshfnst. bic nur BON 9
S9illerM Bis iebt beiudt tpirb. Oie
meifen 2ebrer i'm @ountp 1inb abgez
balten bieielbe iebt gu belu6en, ba iie
nod ibren Gontraften nit ben NDrltez
bern berpfIi9tet iino ipdbreno hieies
3eit unterri1t in ibren Sdulen au err
iAeilen. 9es III iti Sntereiie Der 2ebz
rel uub g6iiler au beoauern.
- SIN 8rasps bel &t1mpnb fan6
man am 4. cine 2ei6e, Der inbeB i9on
mebrere 8liebmaben feblten. Ser &0r=
per tonnte bebpalb ni6t ibentificir1
tperben.
- Cine Mbitimmung iiber bas grhe2
ben BON @tepern aur Nufre6thaltnnl
Ser Jreii6ulen 1T pom Stahtratb ii
Sort Wort6 ausgei9rieben tporben.
~ 8ei Williams Stand iDurbe filrS
lid tpdbrenb zines 8etpitters eilt Ntanr
bonn Ylib erf6lagen.
= Qluf ber Garm BON 9enrD Sci
BEL 9nber1on, ipoielbit elm 8runnel
gegraben pirb, hies man 30 SUB unite
hef grhoberfld6e auf bas Gerlppe eine'
Meni1en.
- Srel StraBenrauber, y. QQstDeu
gbas Gra3ier unb Sobn Sble, ipurOel
bel Yillage Station an Der Sabine 81
Ienbabn bonn Sheriff BON 9arbin Goun
tp eingefangeu unb mad Orange se
bra6t.
= Sn Sort Wortb murhe am 3. eli
frember Manu Nemegs 9off pom Son
neniti1 befalen unb tarb.
= Gin Mann Namens pattei1, be
II Meilen Don 2ampaias wobnte. tunrb
bon permummten Manmern aus feiner
Sauie gebolt unb eri6oHen. Man hiel
patten algetnein fir einea gferbebiet
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