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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-24
killing Snakes by Wholesale.

w. D. Hampton, of Hamptonville, in,
forms us of thrilling adventure that
recently took place in the White Rock
quartz mine, on the north side of the
San Joaquin, in Fine Gold district,
which for nerve and daring is equal to
any thing we have ever heard of. There
is an old shaft on the mine which has
been unused for years, and it recently be-
came necessary to clear it out and use it
in working the mine. The shaft is about
thirty feet deep perpendicularly, with
an incline of thirty feet more.
A number of rattlesnakes had taken
possession of the Enclosure, probably in
the start by falling down the shaft, and
by breeding had increased till the whole
bottom seemed like writing mass of
reptiles. At first an effort was made to
clean them out by discharging giant
powder at the bottom OF the shaft, but
this process only succeeded i'll killing
such of the snakes as CHANGED to be at
the top of the incline, and, as last re-
sort, one of the workmen, Charles Camp.
bell, agreed to go to the bottom and
kill the horrible, venomous reptiles,
whose Kissing and rafting could be
plainly heard at the top OF the shaft.
Procuring a quantity of antidotes for
snake-poison, and making all needed
preparations for raising and lowering
the adventurous man, who was about,
as it were, to place his life in his own
hands, Charles Campbell was lowered
into the shaft by his trembling fellow
laborers. He was armed only with a
lantern and small stick.
The stencil occasioned by the poisoned
breaths of the rattlesnakes was almost
overpowering; but, nothing daunted, he
proceeded on his errand. Reaching the
bottom of the shaft, he gradually groped
his way down the steep and slippery in
cline. stopping ever anon to kill ven
omous rattler that impeded bis way.
Reaching the bottom, he piled his stick
with vigor, while the mass of snakes
squirmed and ratified, their ey rs spark
ling like diamonds and their forked
tongues tapping the air as they moved
their heads in the intensity of their fury
or struck with their poisoned tangs at
the brave man who had dared to en-
croach on their quarters and give them
battle. Rapidly they fell over in the
agonies of death under the unerring
blows from his live oak stick till not
single one was left alive.
Thirteen large snakes, with from seven
to nine rattles each, were killed. and two
with fourteen and fifteen rattles respec-
lively. In addition number OF younger
ones were destroyed. Finishing his
daring labors, he returned TO the bottom
of the shaft and was hauled out, but the
sickening and poisonous air OF the snake
den so overcame him that he tainted
away on reaching the top. Restoratives
were administered and he was taken to
his home, where he lay sick two or three
days, bur is now fully recovered and
ready TO assail another den of the vipers.
Fresno, Cal, Exposition.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-24

II. F. Croker, a notorious horse thief,
suicided in the Granbury, Texas, Jail a
few days ago. He left a written state
ment. He was born and well connected
in Georgia; had been in Texas since 1873;
had killed three men and one woman dur
ing that time, regretted he could not kill
two more men who had injured him.
Being without money or friends he pre-
ferred death to life in prison. He asked
that his body be thrown into the river,
and that no record Of his miserable end
should be sent to his relations.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-24
SIN YEARS

is weary time for man to cough with
out getting relief. Yet this was the un-
happy lot of Thomas ID. Fullerton, els W.
Fayette street, Baltimore, Nd. But he
has found relief at last. Hear HIM: II
have been using New Life for some time
with most beneficial results. My cough
is almost gone and | am satisfied it will
make complete and permanent cure"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-24
A Rat.Catcher's Amusement.

For a wager of 5000 rat-catcher
named William Lewis tried in Philadel-
phia to pick up 100 live rats in 60 min
utes and put them in barrel with his
arms and hands bare. His hands and
arms were covered with musk, which he
believes will prevent rats from biting
him. Forty rats were dumped from a
cage into the pit. The rats dartod wildly
around through the sawdust and made
vain endeavors to scale the fence. Then
they huddled in wriggling mass in one
corner and the judge gave Lewis the
word to begin. He moved over to the
pile OF rats and without an instant's hes
itation thrust his naked hands and arms
among them. He caught five fat fellows
and dropped them into the barrel. He
next picked up three, then tour, then
two, and so on until six minutes had ex-
pred, when he had placed twenty one
of the rodents in the barrel. The rats
that remained in the pit were wild, and
Lewis was compelled to catch them one
at time. The first single rat he picked
up bit one of his fingers through the
nail to the bone and hung there. Lewis
jerked his hand up and sent the vicious
rat against the ceiling. The wounded
finger was dipped in whisky and the
chase was resumed. Seven rats were
picked up and deity tossed into the bar
rel, and then Lewis was bitten twice on
the right arm. He received four more
wounds before the fortieth rat was i'm
prisoued in the barrel. Then forty more
were dumped into the pit. The fifty
seventh rat he attempted to touch sprang
in his face as be stopped and bit through
his lower lip. Without finching, he
grabbed the rat and tossed it through
the canvass cover. lie lost five minutes
stanehing the blood that flowed from
his lip. In picking up the other twenty
three rats he was bitten slightly five
times. Eighty rats were in the barrel,
and Lewis had only seven minutes to
pick up the remaining twenty. The
time was too limited, and Lewis gave up
the Job and got out of the pit.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-24

The Scientific American says that the
haulage Of our railways employs over
1900 locomotives, and that the aggregate
cost of running them, such as fuel, water,
repairs and engines, is about 500, 000, 900,
or rather more than $1,000 for each en-
CINE. The item of fuel alone is s33 ,000, 900,
but the waste in fuel Is enormous.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-24
FARM
FOR SALE.

THE farm belonging to the heirs Of Ef-
i ward Ii. Roberts, decd. Is offered Tor
sale. This farm Is located on the Smith
field and ShepberdstOwn Turnpike, "a OF
mile west Of KerneysyiIle Depot on the
Il. & o. X. r., convenient u churches.
schools aud railroad depot. This farm is
In high state Of cultivation and IL the
best quality OF limestone land, well Wa
tered, there are three pools, two wells
and three cisterns. Two Orchards Of
choice fruit and large amour: or small
fruit such m grapes, pears, DC. This
farm j. better located than most Of farms.
having 40 many advantages of roaJs, mar
kets, &c. II contains about one hundred
acres. The improvements are conforta-
bic Dwelling House. Barn, Grain aud
Corn House, lee and Carriage Hourc,
Smoke and Wash House, aud all new.
This farm will be- sold all together Or ia
lots 20 suit purchasers. For terms ami
Information apply ~ Chas. }. Roberts Nv
Ing on the Earn or
A. G. DRAWBAUGH,
Shenandoah Junction, w. Va. ~
Aug. 10, 1872. sFEffFf :
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-24
Charlestown, March 10.

When you 20 TO Martinsourg call on D. We'll,
Queen Street. He can fit you out with wearing
apparel of all kinds. He keeps on band Ready
made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Um-
brellas, Trunks, ValIses, Gloves, Socks, aud
Gentlemen's Furnishings OF every description.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-24

~ Grand sacrifice sale to continue until
March LIST, 1882. We must make room 70. our
spriug stock which we are manufacturing on the
third floor in the new Humrickhouse block.
The public are cordially invited TO visit our es-
tablishmert and see the work being made.
LOWENSTEIN BROTHERS,
Hagerstown, Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-24
BUSINESS LOCALS.
A RARE CHANCE.

For twenty days, for CASH only, I win
offer large amount of Winter Goods ut
extremely low prices, such as Oyercoats,
Heavy Suits, Heavy Boots, Heavy Pants,
Hats and Caps, Drawers, Overshirts,
Gloves, Hose, &c. Ny preparations for
Spring Trade are on an extensive scale,
and hope to have the most attractive stock
| have ever offered.
GEO. ii. HAGLEY.
IN
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-24
B. W. L. p III r z A y Z R,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
W. Washington Street, one door from Pu

w w HsIIIII uOII 'JtI ttt, OIIc COOI IIUIH uD-
lie Square, l..f
HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND.
Special attention. given to the production OF
frst-class work. Life size crayon and oil portraits
executed ia the highest style Of the art and PER-
Feet IN LIKENESS.
The largest assortment of frames and mould
ings TO be found in the State and Of every grade
and quality, including many entirely new and
beautiful goods. Also on hand fiDe line Of En-
CRAVINGS, Chronos, Albums and in fact every
thing pertaining to the picture business.
The readers Of tais paper are respectfully in
vited 70 call and examine our stock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-24

Benjamin Bates, known as Sergeant
Bates, officer in charge of the Soldiers
Home in Richmond during the late war.
committed suicide in Richmond on Sun
day last by shooting himself through the
breast. AS the eommandant of the Sol
diers' Home, which was used 10 incarcer-
ate struggling Confederate soldiers until
they could be sent to their regiments, he
was known to almost every man in the
Southern army. The deceased had been
employed for several years as drummer
for Richmond house.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-24

In Washington, on Tuesday night last,
Mary j. Cunningham died of heart disease
under circumstances of peculiar sadness.
She spent the evening with John Callahan,
young gentleman to whom she was soon
to be married. He started to leave at ten
o'clock, and when near the door, she sud-
denly grasped his arm and begged him not
to go. CHANGING at her, he saw that she
was deadly pale and gasping for breath.
lie caught her in his arms and called for
assistance, but in Il few minutes she was
dead
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-24

w. ID. McAdoo kept IA hotel in Green's
boro, n. c., and ordered a pane of plate
glass from New York 22x32 inches. Mr..
McAdoo wrote feet when he should have
written inches, and the New York firm
was obliged to import the glass from
France. The enormous pane, one inch
thick and - feet wide by 30 feet long,
now lies on the wharfat Norfolk, and even
if Mr.. McAdoo needed it there is no way
of transporting it, as it would not pass
through the cuts along the railroads nor
the covered bridges. 1t cost So, 100.
Information has been received in New
York, via Havana, Of the frightful death
f two over-daring aronauts in Madrid.
Captain Mayit and an assistant assembled
in balloon in that city before an i'm
mense concourse of people January %.
When the balloon was 1000 feet up Capt.
Mayit got out upon trapeze suspended
from the basket and began his perform
ance. Suddenly cries of horror were
heard; the trapeze rope was seen to part,
and the intrepid captain fell from the fear
full height, turning over and over till he
struck the stone pavement. A moment
later another shout went up from the
people. The balloon containing the other
occupant was seen descending with me-
teoric rapidity. 1t crashed against the
projecting cave of house, hurting the
occupant to the ground. He died in a few
moments. Both these persons were under
engagement to Barnum, Bailey & Hutch
inson, and were to have appeared in New
York March 26.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-24
$1,000 REWARD.

Just received lot of Missouri Pure
Apple Cider, delicious beverage and
suitable for making mince-meat. One
thousand dollars is offered for the detec-
ton of any substance foreign to that which
comes from the apple.
Respectfully, j. \. TRCSSEl-L.
n. B.-I will buy shelled corr to ship
by the carload. j. n. L.
The harmlessness of its character and
convenience for ready use renders the
celebrated Seven Springs Iron and Alum
Mass, manufactured by Landrum & Litch-
field, Abingdon, Va, most desirable. 1t
never fails to relieve and cure indiges-
ton, sick headache, skin diseases, scrofu-
la, Eczema, impurities of the blood, chills
and fever, malaria, dropsical, throat, liver
and kidney affections, it is almost spe-
cific. For sale by Baker & McMurran.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-24
PHOTOGRAPHS.
NOTICE

DERSoNs In need OF Ready Mixed Paints VIII
! mud II 10 their advantage Ia call on HAkER
& BIII,MI EH, who sole agents ior Al. w.
John Celebrated Asbestos Paints
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-24

cHf A. WEEK IN your own town, Terms
VUu AMI IS ontfit free. AdaIFass ".
HALLE1T q CO., Portland, Maize.
April ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-24
Garden Seeds.

A FULL line Of FRESH SEEDS by the paper.
IA Also full line OF Peas aud Beans bought
in bulk straight out. to sell by pint or quart.
Much the largest stock have ever had. and
bought right and will be sold at short profits by
]. \. MELVIN, DufIields.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-24
Furniture, Furniture.

T HAVE on hand line OF Bedsteads and
J. Chairs. wood-seat and spiit-bottom; arm
and single rockers, wood, split-bottom and
plete-all OF which will sell nj very low flg-
ures TO close out. Call early and see.
]. =. MELVIN Duffields.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-11-30

Ser Boitberfebr in fplgenben 33
Stdoten in ben Ser. Staten bringt
$100. 600 mn Anriihpr Elm.
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Dte Tlorence Sfi8btinsale bet &ins
Aprff4 e0e

Die Tlorence N1i8btiHeale BET &ins
berpHege.
Tolsenbes 1T elm Mussug zines an ben
Deutiden &eform Weiienser in Gtam=
bersbursb. Ya., seldrietenen griefss:
Cine B BObltbdterim.
Oeifnet bic Tbire fir ne unb Wars.
MinSlcw tpirb betpeiien, baB lie bic anies
rifanilde 6lorentiner Maatisaa Der Sim
ber lit. Dapon fnb mir 10 iiber3eust,
bag mir unierer vSnin" lebren iperben
3u iasen: ,@eiesnet iei Wrs. Binslop"
neil iie berielben bebIlflid mar. user bic
Tericse bes 3ahnens unb anbere Be=
idwerlidfeiten fiir &inber binwes3ufom=
men. Dlrs. Binslop's Gpctbins gprup
nimmt ben Ginbern bic Shmersen mnb
fur,rt Dhisntrie unb Diarrboe. Gr
madt ben @uumen 3art, beireit BON
@nt5anbuns unb brinst bas 9inb slidli9
iiber bic Yeripbe bes .3abnens binmes.
@r tbut serabe ba8, mas er pprsiebt ju
tbun, NlleS unb nidt tpeniger. yBir ia.
Ben einmal Mrs. Winslew geieben unb
fennen lie nur burd ihren Spotbing
SHrup fir 3inber. Wenn mir bic Wadt
hdtten, tparben mir fe als Seilanb far
bic ainber binftellen = mas lie aud in
Der Tbat 1T. Der Sprup wirb in
allen Gpctbefeu su 25 Gents per Tlalde
perfauft.
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Infer 8orratb bon 9errenflei6ern iff
in biefer Soifon gr6Ber unb beKer, als
ie5ubor. pancoaf & g IN.
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Itedt, tper alleim Die S9ulb baran
trdgt-iener Doftor 8runnom, Der u1s
ter benz 8ortpanoe elmer @rbi9aftsans
geIegenbeit fi6 nun f6on tpo6enlang
bier aufbdlt unb nod INNER ni1t obs
reiien mid.
Weil man ibm enoloie Standardization
unb Weitlduiigfeiten Bel ber gr6ebung
feiner grbi6aft ma6t. Sie 6erren
bom Geri9t laiieit es inn tpirfli6 inebr
als nDtbig entgelten, baB ct ber S6bn
feines 8aters uno in biefem Sale fein
8ertreter 1T; bafiir 1T ct ibnen aber
aud fiir5li6 in elmer 70 braftif6en
Weiie au 2eibe gegangen, bab lte gang
berbliifft tparen unb iebt tpirfli6 Miene
MAIDEN, bic Sadie gu beeilen. Ste ba'
ben ein NorurtbeiI gegert ben iungen
Nr3t, Serr 6ofratb. ST 1T tpirfli6
ni6t 70 f1limnr, tpie Sic glauben.
Oiefer grunnotu iif feb f9limm,
Iagte 6er Sofratb, BEL benz iebt tpieber
bic geuobnte SeierIi6feit gum Dur9=
5rll9e fam.
(GortIebung foIst)
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= Ser @bef bes @ebeim6ienites bes
Sinan3bepartements seigt in leinem
Sabresberi6t, baB ppn ben Mgenten oes
@ebeim6ienites inn berfoflenen Ttsfalz
iabr 376 8erbaftungen borgenommen
ipurben. gs tpurben 81 Seute perltr=
tbeiIt, ipelbe suiammen 301 Sabre @e=
fdnaniB erbielten. Nn @elbitrafen ipur>
ben $14 1919 ersielt. 9ie Scteftibes
erlangten falf9e 8unbesnoten i'm g9oz
minalmertb bon $25, ,486, gefdlidte Na=
tipnalbanfnoten $1188 nn6 gefdlfdte
Miin5en $5240. 9ie gefdlf6ten 91oten
iinb, tuie ST.. 8roofs benlerft, 1tidt neu,
pie benin iiberbaupt in bieiem Sisfalz
iabr feline neuen Notenfdlf6ungen gum
8orf6ein gefommen finb. 9as tpabz
renb Der lebten 5tpei Sabre i'm nmlauf
befinbli6e fali6e Gelb ipiirbe, auf ale
8anfen bertbeilt, ni6t mebr als Is
@ents PRO 8anf altsma9en. Oaraus
aiebt 6r. 8roofs BEN S6luB, baB Ser
@ebeitnbienlf cine bur9aus tpirfIame
ginri6tung fei. @r empfieblt ftrengere
@elebe sur llnterbriidung ber Miinsfdlz
f6ung i'm Mgeneinett.
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9aneoait & 6obn baben bic
inoofruten Suite in GROCER AnswabI.
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Der @inter nit feinem nasfalten
Wetter TT leet ba unb tam man BEL bte>
ier Sabres5eit nidt ooriidtis senus nit
1etner @efunbbeit umseben.
Srodene SaBe idiieen sesen Grtdts
tunS uno bic bat man nur, tpenn man
euteS Sdubmerf trdst. 9eatarlib lino
5. Sosfe u. SSbne aud barin a0en 0dn-
fern poraus, unb, pie in Nuent, baben
fie aud oarin bic srSBte Nuswabl, ios
trobl 1tr Damen, ale aud far Serren
unb Rinber.
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Ser asoftpffice (srd,auae,

g ON mers & &neblinger, gieen=
tbiimer, fiibrt bic beifen Meine, Gbamz
pagier, Wbisfies, 2iqu0re, feines 8ier,
einbeimii6e unb importirte Gigarren.
Das 2ofal 1T luftig unb gerdumig unb
8ilarofpieler finoem mebrere Sifbe Der
beifen Gabriden bes 2anbes. 1,2,hS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-11-30

- Stuttgart, ~. Set. Ser Str.
g." Dirb iiber cine bier borgefommene
militdrgeri6tli9e Bodybuilding beri9s
tet, bel ipel6er es ii6 un cine 8eftraz
fung un6 f6impfli6e gntlafnng bes
&ittmeiiters 8. bonn biefigen nlanen=
regiment banbelt, neil berielbe fi6 Gin
8erbinbung nit SolbatenmiBbanbs
lung) Gdli6umgen Der @trafeintrdse
f9ulbig gema9t bat unb au6 in 8e3ug
auf Die Daferfaiie ni6t gang refine 0dnbe
baben foa, bod feblen bic genauen
gin3elbeiten, ba leiber big iebt nit
Nusnabme 8aDerns in 9euti9lanb bic
ni@t0ffentli9e militdrif6e @eri6tsbars
feit beitebt. 9iefer friibere &ittineiiter,
elm auf benz &ennplaBe befannter
@portsmanm tpel6em bic rei9en 3u>
f9iiiie ieiner amerifanii6en @9piegers
mutter ni9t geniigtem, befinbet fi9
bereits auBer bem 2anbe unb tpirb 1i9
pOrausfi6tli6 bal6 in 9lmerifa befinben.
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Marum 6anep. Yreile far Galbmere
be3abten? Sosfe's pertaufen fiir SO gs.
importirten fran35liden Gaibmere, refine
9Boae, in Sdmar3 Ober Tarbig. l1niere
eafhmereS far Is Gents, 81, 90, $1,25
unb bSher finb unibertreflid in Site
unb Tarbe. 8ir baben ftets cine srpBe
Nuswabl bapcn an Sanb, iotppbl bas
briuante Blauidpar5, als aud bas tiefe
&chleni4war3, Sit Blad. Sie baben
ei,ten feften Breis far ieben 3unben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-11-30

Die neueiten unb ausgez
~ db blteiten Sa6en in Serren= 1tt6
&naben @arberobe fir 9erbit unb
gBinter finbet man Bel g beets,
@orrebon & Gaffles, 217, Mla=
mo pla5a. gs berfdume g3iemanb, ii9
BON biefer Sbatia6e gu iiber5eltgen. Ser
&uf ber Girma biirgt fiir bic reele 8e=
6ienllng ibrer Gunoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-11-30

Sbeets, gorrebon & Gaitles,
217 Alamo plaaa. baben elm bolifdn=
oiges Sager BON 0errenz nnb &naben=
anaiigen unb allen GarOerobes3 s3ubez
bor. Die Sirma lit duBerit reel unb
filr Seoen Sufrieben1telleno. 1873 Ado
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-11-30

- 0fii5i6ie preuBii1e gldtter f6rei=
ben: o@on oem @eieb iiber Die Nus<
tpanberung 1T es in lebter 3eit gang
ftill getporoen. Sn3tpil6en fann nit
Beifimmtbeit gemelbet tper6en, bob bic
@Drarbeiten ibren Gortgang rebmen
unb es na6 tpie Dor III Der Mbii9t liegt,
ben be5iigliden gntpurf in ber nddften
&ei6stagsieiIion boraulegen. gs fei
bierbei bemerft, OaB in Der lebten 3eit,
itantentlid aus Weitpreu Zen, Na9ri1z
ten iiber cine erbebli9e 3unabtne ber
Musuanoerung nod Gmerifa borliegen,
obf6on friibere Musmanberer aus bieier
@egenb nit redt bitteren unb tbeuer
erfauften grfagruugen im Die 9eimatb
suriidgefebrt iin6.
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2Sa1t fe@e 0iefe Srei5e!

Spmmt aao iberSeust @ud BON ben setptmen gpr9elen
Oenen ml ben @infauf @bnad dencn fdi8n, rabn MIR
Gpnlmt, ebe MlleS perfdnft 1T!
ne Mb s bab in bin gann ponfdncis amaupefaufn ba d
unr @df finsn ausidd nit gut unb Tane Saaren bn
mtrb. Seine 3uradhaltuns. 3en Wortbruh