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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-27

Alexander the Great had copy Of the
"lliad" inclosed in nutshell, and it is
quite certain that it could not have been
written without the cid of microscope.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-27
Fiji is commencing the cultivation OF
Tobacco, the enterprise being assisted by
tss ths GSnSsssiSp Sssss m Of s GaxsEpmast land

, The Boston Cultioator believes that
r'the abundance of cheap and fertile
dand in the West, and its possession by
farmers of small means and rowing ten
denotes, has operated to lower tho stand
ard of American agriculture"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-27
the registration. ballot, or count.

A resolution was adopted requiring
the president to invite delegates from
every industrial organization in the coun-
try to meet with this body at the next
regular meeting in 1892.
February 90, 1902, was fixed as the
time for the next meeting, and the place
left to the executive board, to be pub
lished six months previous to the annual
meeting.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-27
HANGED BY A MOB.
Citizens of Florida Town Dispose
of Two Men by Lynch
ing Methods

GAINESVILLE, FLA, Special Mike
Kelly, white, and negro named Cham
pion, members of a gang of outlaws and
thieves, were hanged here Tuesday night
by citizens. Ever since Sunday night
the city has been in turmoil That night
DIR. Phillips was fired on by three un-
known men. The marks of the bullets
were found about the position he occu-
pied on his front porch, but he escaped
injury.
On Monday night T. b. Mcpherson,
living about two miles from town, was
AtaiAllx eh0tsedds DIE iAeiA lhAtNfh fhSspsisbr--4imis
lips was attempted because he was able
to identify some of the members Of the
band. The murder Of Mcpherson was
pcrpetrated as an act of revenge because
his testimony had sent number of the
gang to the penitcntiary.
On Tuesday night the Sheriff and a
posse lay in wait for the band near the
house they were believed to use as their
headquarters. They exchanged shots
with them, and the negro, Champion,
was wounded and captured. Two 9th
'rs escaped and dogs were put upon their
track. They are the same men who
'obbed and attempted to burn Braccy's
gunshoP, for watches and skeleton keys
were found upon Champion.
Kelly was captured at Rochelle. He
was the leader of the gang. When
brought to Gainesville last night he was
met by an excited crowd and moose
was thrown over his head, but the Sher-
If managed to slip it off and got him
safely to Jail. Guns were levelled at
him but no shooting occurred.
"A second coforcd man was soon arrest
"a for Kelly, and Champion
charged that he was the mrn who had
lired at Mr.. Phillips. About II o'clock
party of masked men went to the jail,
otverpowered the jailer and guards, and
locked them up in cells. They then uu-
locked the cells where the two men were
confined and led them out to a grove not
far from the Jail.
They were allowed twenty minutes in
which to pray, after which they
were then strung up to two oak trees.
The mob was so dense that no one could
bc recognized. Two more of the gang
arc at large. One is badly wounded.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-27

VIC 0SssfsfsSS<0tsSc - -
to stop upon the platform. As ho docs
SO tho platform sinks little aud sets the
machine, in tho closet behind him, at
work. His feet are strapped and the
moose adjusted. Tho priest proceeds
with his services. The dial is at the
back of the condemned man. Slowly il
approaches the red line which is the
death mark. When Joyce entered all
eyes were upon the dial, but tho victim
was all unconscious. The priest pro-
cecded with the services. Suddenly
snap, crash-thc weight fell aud tho vic.
TIM dangled in the air with three feet
and o half of vacancy beneath his feet. <
-(Micdgo Herald.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-27
The N. c. Delegation in Congress,

WAsHiNGToN, ID. c., Especial. The
Democratic members of the North Caro-
lima delegation in Congress met Thursday
and resolved to urge the election OF Rep
rcsentativc McClammy of North Carolina
to the clcrkship Of the next house.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-27
OTHER STATES.

Alabama is enacting II law that will
give the generous sum Of 1928, 900 annu-
ally to Ex- Confederate >etcrans and their
widows
ID. Good and Ford Johnson had ter
rible cutting duel at Bluffton, Ala.
Good cut Johnson's left eye out with a
hatchet and cut into his face several
times. johnson cut Goods throat Both
will die. They were drunk and alone.
A party of Pittsburg capitalists, chap
eroned by Judge w. ii. Hudson, are in
Florence, Ala.
VII cE&c2, clt!aanrvwa negro
politician and cx-secrctary Of the State
Senate of Louisiana, died on Saturday
at Galveston He was prominent not
only in politics but held official positions
in nearly all the crlnrcd lodges and So
cictics in Galveston lie was secretary
of the Louisiana returning board after the
Tildcn-Hayes campaign.
Tie Mississippi Alliance Manufacture.
ing Association, Canton. Miss, is to be
chartered and conduct general manu-
featuring business. From all signs, 1T
will be ego" from the start.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-27
900 Chinese Burned to Death.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 17.-Aus-
tralian papers just received state that b?
the burning Of the steamer Ramcd, at
Wuhu, two hundred Chinese perished,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-27

It was estimated at the beginning OF
1890 about $500, 900, 900 were invested
in the electrical industry in the United
States
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-27

Moro than sixty companies for the
manufacture of cotton goods have been
organized in the South during the last
eight months,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-27

Lord Scully, an Englshman, own:
90 600 acres of land in Illinois. and
draws thence an annual income Of 5000.
600. Other foreign landowners rua ~
other sections to u total Of $22, 000, O0O.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-27
GOLD BRICK swINDLER CAUGHT
Two South Carolinians Pay %, 900
for About 81 Worth of Brass.

ATLANTA. Ga, Especial. A shrewd
gold d,br'ck swindler has been caught here,
and he c6nfcsscs his crime. His name il
j: 3. Hall or William Harper, and he
played his game upon two citizens of
Williston, s. G. Some time ago Hall
went there and became acquainted with
Messrs. Wcatherby and Kennedy, two wei,
known residents of the place
He told them fabulous tales about n
rich gold mine i'm Arizona which had
been discovered by an old Indian. This
Indian, no explained, was almost as saw
age as the primitive red man
=. Hs .dhbkeap xsixilixst stion. and as=sa-=
the wood.
Hall said the Indian had with him
specimens Of the gold from tho fabulous
mine, and If the men would accompany
him TO the camp he would show them
these rich nuggets.
The men became so much interested in
Halls story that thay went with him TO
where the Rod American was Camped.
Then Hall produced his samples of rich
gold brick
He represented that all he wanted was
enough money to begin operations. Then
tho mine would be opened, and in few
'"IS Hc Wouln DC rs rlCn as Cr(pSIlS.
He proposed to sell the brick for s..
600, So as to get start. The brick, he
said, was worth twice or three times that
sum.
Hall insisted on having the brick test.
cd to satisfy the men that it was good
stuff.
A drill was produced and large hole
cut in the brick.
The dust was to be placed in a paper
and taken back to the city to be tested.
One OF the mon gathered up the dust
himself and put it in paper. Hall said
he would wsap it up and it was handed
to him.
Just at this moment the sIndian" he.
gan tearing up the earth, animated by an
evil spirit
This attracted the attention of the men,
and gave Hall an opportunity to subsli.
tute paper of real gold dust for the dust
bored out of the brick
The paper of dust was taken to the
city and found to he pure gold.
Mcssrs. Weathcrby and Kennedy u,
once bought the brick for -, GG0. They
had previously weighed it and believed
it TO be worth several times S., 900.
They also arranged to take much stock
in the gold mine where the brick was
found.
When Hall got his hands on the g..
600 ne and the Indian skipped out. When
Meatherby and Kennedy unwrapped
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-27
! OF the 611 colored men in the employ
ment Of the Federal Government, 159 are
In the Interior Department.

J There are some sixty-seven banks in
the New York Clearing House Associa-
tion. The annual clearances of New
York sre some >3S. 600. 600, 900. :
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-27
BUILDINGS WILL COST slo,oOo.
Some Staggering Figures before the
Worlds Fair Directors,

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.---Attorney Wilson
Of the Board of Directors for the Worlds
Fair, at this afternoons meeting of tho
Executive Committee, presented the con.
tract to be signed in regard to the en-
ployment Of labor on the Worlds Fair
buildings. 1t recognizes the cight-hour
day, but makes no reference whatever an
to the employment of union or non union
men except to prohibit the employment
of alien labor. The question of employ.
mcnt of union or non-union labor will be
discussed at the next nleet;nR of Tho
hoard. No work ia being done at Jack.
s SON Park pending tho ,sestlemcnt of tka
A rough footing of the aggregated
costs of the construction of grounds
building, approaches, aud installations
to the Fair, places the expense of the To-
cal directory at not less than $l3, 600. COO.
The report Of the Building and Grounds
Committee figures the cost of tho build.
ings alone at $40, 900, 900.
The Secretary of the Worlds Fair
committee ON Ceremonies to-day mailed
letter to the Adiutant. General of cvery
state, apprising him that tho formal ded
icati"n of the Exposition building will
take place in October, 1892, and that
,muug the attractions will be a military
parade, Oct. II, composed of the flower
Of the regular army and of the National
Guard of the United States. Every State
is expected to take early action, with
view to being represented in tho ceremo.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-27
UNION fsI s6IaNA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY p, 1891
O'Clock in the morning. The card took
fire and were consumed. The passlngers
miraculously escaped.

O'Clock in the morning. The carr took
fire and were consumed. The pass spgers
miraculously escaped.
The District Farmers Alliance uet at
Humbolt and were addressed by Hon.
John Mcdowell the president the
State A A.liance, upon the importafe of
thorough organi111f
The local brsSrhS Of the C3holic
Knights of America have decided % as
slst Bishop Rademacher to remove father
Walsh as priest at Chattanooga. Eric
tion has existed between the prit and
some of his members for some tipE
A,bill discouraging the bringIg of di.
vorces by providing that no uhe could
bring suit without first executAg bond
for the costs. was passed By fhe Legisla,
msassss nm !, !. md 4 M s4ss sss4s
be commenced whef6y the United
States government vii Acquire possession
OF the lands on w3ch tn, battles of
Chickamaugs aud chattanooga were
fought. The whole dfhat battle Scared
territory is to be tranformed into peo-
pies school and pleasre ground, to be
called Chickamauga Iational Park.
GEORGIA.
Inc Rev. Geo. Tumten, rector of St
Phillips Episcopal Cmrch, Atlanta. died
tuesday morning aftcia brief illness.
The young man, Thomas ]. Wootcn,
who accidentally shot himself in the arm
last Friday at Kingston, died from the
effects of the wound "Wednesday after.
noon.
state bank, capitalized at $50, 600.
VIII open at Summefville April 1st. The
STOCK has all been subscribed and the
bank will begin operation in q building
to be erected.
Brunswick is to hNe male college
Prof. w. W!y-H--i!a-aHii commence the
erection Of an immense three story build.
Ing with accommodations for 100 pupils
This will give Brunswick both male and
female colleges.
Macon is to have sanother railroad. to
DC called the Macon Terminal. The road
VIII be IN the nature Of belt line. 1t
$45, 900. >''
The South Georgia Melon Growers,
convention met at Albany, and was call
ed to order by President G. r. McCree,
who stated the object of the meeting to
DC the consideration of the incresed acre
age planted in melons this year, end 10
ucvlsc some plans for the movement of
the crop. Committees were appointed.
John Oliver Daniels, of Brunswick, is
colored man WHO is attached to the
hydrographic coas sIEey. In connec-
tion with that busiiI.- - has a ach,ol
over 1yla,ctolars, which ne
and Eng English is fluent suentis y ssst'
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-27
ook like the sample.

look Ike the sample.
They had it examined, and were chm
grlncd to find that they had paid s., ,OOG
:or 81 worth OF brass.
The police were notified and tclegrams
were sent in every direction to catch the
confidence man. One of these kilograms
came to Atlanta aud in less than five
hours Hall was caught. He hud $50 H.
money and new pistol.
Hall in his confession says that hc
hesitated to go into the scheme, and
nipped up a dollar to decide his fate.
The dollar said "Go," and he went.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-27
F1oHhpA.

A Gun Club hast been organized al
Green Cove Springs
Charles Richard Dodge, the expert in
charge of the fiber investigation of the
department of Agriculture at Washing
ton, d. c., is in Florida studying the dis.
tribution and Characterization of fiber
plants of the State
While accompanying his children home
from school at Foster Park, last week III.
Morrison was attacked by two cata-
mounts, and after a terrific struggle he
drove them off, but only after they
had badly clawcd his horse.
DIR. Harris of Fort MyfasS;, offers a re.
ward Of 800 for .iafermation which will
convict the per "a Eho cut the bud of
one of his finest coc&put trees at Villa
Franco recentlya
oranges 50 iafsshis saESSs Or s"@aSs 70 ua1s %Ss
he has shipped over 10000 boxes from
the crops he has purchased.
The Hamburg, (Gcrman) company,
owning about 1000 acres OF phosphate
lands near Thompkinsville, are preparing
to mine their possessions with German
labor. 1t will be lager beer and Dutch.
men
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-08-13

btistea NAT, Der biefes Qeid1ft per.
mittelt tatts.
Fin enslii4eS~ a&mdnHi'
j1eS llrtheil Ibev bic tenti9e otter,
rei&iiue Glotte laatet: Bic 6iterrei&i.
YauSerEotte ueru.as sur beit aQeir. Der
frauj6iii@en ober ,talien.ihen Sanger
Hottie ni@t bic Spite ~ b,eteu; baaes
gen iplroe lie, pereint NIT Der italient
i&en. Der n,aritimen Streitmadt
Grantreims ae,uo4ien iein. Dieie
Gbenbdrtisteit iuiiroe iih BARN 3undhA
aasbrlden. baB lie bse Rditen Stalieas
aesea bic an bieiette MISUNDERSTANDING
fi@eu 8anjeri4iHe i@iiste uaS auf
oieie @eite Der ital,enii6en' Glstte cine
grSBere Selbnit6noisfeif oe3 Operirens
aui bOber See ern6sli&te.
Yrin8efIiu Gluira uoa
Baiern iol nad elmer bur@ italieu,i&e
Dldtter sebeuoeu Relouns. ben Bunfa
se6ubert baden. in Elm Rleiter einau,
trettu, tpoSu lie ii4 ben pdpitli6en
Sesen peri6nli@ az erbitten eebeate.
A(s &ruao oieies Gnti@lunes '~lro cle
ieelit4e Grl&dtterung anssseben, uel9e
bic 4riuSeitu onr4 ben traStld'ea lob
ber iibr peri6nli@s befre,inoft 9etpeienen
E6daufpislerin Nnua 6dStn,aaa 'erttttsuE
bobe.y Die bon e,neM Auienthalt unter
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|tete 9e.lnns lei le1Der o~asaeelsepea.
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aur nod III Der 9uradgedosenpelt e.res
'9loiiers 2lnberuag tiir tbreu seele'.'
i@mera Fnoen 5u !OaHen.
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am 10. ausuf aaf 9elsolauo tf'erl1@
eatbaQt iperoeu ioa, ,ou telgeaoe Jn'
f9rift troSer: sSeine Nale,tof Der
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neruu9' an ben To- Ausult ls19O. "
tuibmet pom ben 9elsolduoern.' Sa
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iuom6sli& eieien unri&tieen ausorud
1T ~oe,tldber &a.ler.- u',juaaoer': xa.>
Ter Wllbelu''s wurte DEL oer 0elts'
erartitaus laatetea ri@t.e: 80. B'l'
belnl IL, oeutieper xa',er. &oats no'|
8rensea. ersreife He's pom o'tier Su'
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Mlt BEN neusetaaIten
eeuttd9eu $aHjsrta9r3e!1s ss5t'tplot- II
tbt bic geru'an'idbt. 9elose'iase ear9
sbrei 69ifsaasaen N per osnt,den
5lotte uertrete, (S.e9fr'eo. 1eo'pult
uno iest 5rltblot). NVan oart N per
Babl oes ntueu Nar'ens elae pulo!'
guns bee 9ailerS an ben ooa Jpn 70
germ beiu@tsr Noroeu erolldert. nle
u.ellei@t au@ IN s1eowult.. Dem Ha'
men bes anselid@Iiden 9eloengeo'@ts,
cine iol@e an england. Jeosnfaus
freueia mir ul1s. oaB an Sfeue PEE
9uu,t1els .8elge. y. !. %. Jug o!e
oentl@e Marine iest &c o~eoeututlsss
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-08-13

aeu bes neuet1 @eiebes, ,psl9es iein
~3tpeimaliges B~etrinfen i'm Sahr seftat'
tet, boben bic Ylitslieoer oes 8ol.jei'
rerbanbes. in Cambridge 3u 9r6Berem
Gifer anseipornt, nm Sol4e, bic lber
bas por9ei@riebene MdB binals 9eben,
Dor bic 64ranien Des 0eri&tsbofs
f@(eppen. III f6nney. Dor ,,eisisen Ia
'aen .'tpoaren BEN s%olideiri@ter ii gamb>
ridge atp5lf ber Irunfenbeit angei@ul.
.biste S~nbiptbuen borseflbrt, bod untsi
benz erlDdbnteR @efsk tourte hi.er Bee
IrrRtersss ttueSen bfitraft luerben, oeRn
e. tonnte ni4t e,uer1 BON ibue.t na@se<
,uie{en ,perben, baB ct tudbreub bes beu>
rigen Sabres f4on mebr als einmal BE-
trunten gelpeien ,uar. Sur einem Der
@efaneenen permo@te Der @i@ter bei>
8~utouuten. Der Betrefeuoe bate iid
ndunli@ ,pdbrenb Der Ma@t eineH IN
elmer N1ep itebenben @a9en our Qa9er'
itatte auseemdblt, um feiuen &aui&
aus5ujhlaIen, mar aber babel 10 unpor'
i4tig, ie;uer @etuobnbeit seu1dB fur9t,
bar 81 idnaraen, fooab ein in Der Ndb.
poriiber9ebenoer 8oli3if axf ben S4ld'
fer ouimerfiam aeuta@t purbe uub 5ibr
da@ Der HoliSetfation abfabrte. Sc
@i@ter ertldrte, baB Elm S@nardeu
tuel@ss 70 laut r., bab ei,. eiueu balbe1
Blod bauon porabersebenber &oli5it q
b6reu t6nnte, ale Elm 8eritos se9en oi
Drsnnns ausefe1en nub beitraft tperoe'
] mIhe l Z
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-08-13

abgeielen habeu piro. h,
IN etnem Eroje)e uber
bic @altigteit elmer ]6eiratb bat bas
Dberaerl@t BON Ueruaont biefer Gage
elm Tribal, s9eidat,e uorE. tbeldtm Die
fprau&w6rtlide @eisbeit @alomon's
verblast Sn Maiia4uftts uurbe stiH
,Gbepaar auf &to9e Der Jrau 9ti9ieoen
NIB Ter i@uloi8e Gbeusat.n btsab; sfiil@
sHpxter u6h Berr,ont uuo perbeiratbete
lid pieoer. Nun gilt aber in beibeu
aenanuten @taoten oas @efeb, ba6 BET
iduIbi9e Ibeil clues 9ei@ie oeuea
G6epaares iid nidt tpieber uerbe:ratben
borf. Der Mapu tbat es bod uub bas
@eri&t bat Jest eutI9ieseu, bab feline
Che 9altis 1T. @arum? 9as @eies
BON Bermpnt, '(a8t Daa 8errlonter
Dberseri@t, lei in bieiem Sale ni@t
ontpeabbar, neil bic Sheibun9 n;9t in
germont, 1onberu IN Maiic@uietts aus@
oeIpro@eu ,poroen iei. uuo oas @eleb
BON Wa1a9uietts 1ei auf bieien Sad
nidt outpenbbar,, g&pe,l Der i@ulolee
Mann2 feline 5tpeite Ghe ni&t IN Waia.
huietts. lsuoern III Bermott ei,sesans
oe1 lei Der Nsatn bleibt aljo saltia
Eoerbeiratbst Borauf ii& ieoer, Surii
wie 2aie, ieinea eiseneu &ers NADER
mag.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-08-13

Staulep's ui@t ruben liebeia, traf Sonnt
abeup, ben Is. sSuli, mad fe4smonat'
li@er dbueienbeit wieoer IN 2onoon
Elm. Die ta9ue Dame 1T Bis 81 BEN
qrobea &uimaubj9aro uorsebrunsen
unb bat 3ablrei&e felelnoe, 'ueutt audB
ni@t seraoe sefabrli@e abeuteuer er'
lebt. sn allen Sebieteu, bard tpel@e
&c tan, pxroe lie pom ben 9duptliaseI.
uub ter 8ep0lterua9 nit 9r6bter 96f'
li9kit empfauseu uno bdufs nit tuertbt-
pollen @ei@eatea beoa4t. 3atte Re
audi ben Riliuuanoi4aro moblbebalten
errei&t, 70 500, lie ii9 bod auf BEN
@adwese bnr9 eiueu 6au ernitli&e
8erlesunsex aA pel&e Re t&pansen,
ibre @eiie auf uaebrere Gage III inter-
bre&eu. @rs. Greu@'@ belbou, mel4e
leiDtub urb abStipauut ausfebt, bari
ben Gubut fir ffb IN Auipru& nehnen,
! tbatid@li@ bic erfte tpeibe Grau ~ iein,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-08-13

1892 Mutter zines leeitimen unb
lebensfdbisen &,Hbss ieia ,pirb, q&t
Gage mad Der Hn5eise beim Burger.
meiteraulte cine Br6,n,e Don 100 5rcS.
($20) .a~usbejablt merbeu ioq. Die
Gltern mlifen il, Der 3emeinoe bereits
eia, sSabr setuobnt babtx. u. j,
Die ierbii@en &dfe In
Bra9 btii&tisten an %. Suli bic c3e&i>
iae 1krnbaae;; sysbei elmer Jon ibnen
cine S3tebe belt ur1b {aste, re Serben
bdttex 500 Sabre eesen bic tarfif@en
3orben aetdmpft, bic cje&ti@tn Draoer
tdmpiteu sesen eiaet drseru, sesen einen
cipilijirteR Ge,nb. seeeu bic Auerife Der
eeru.anii@en 9orDeu. Der @utbene
&aarto,psh ipra9 ebenfals BON glor,
rei@eu &dunpfen Der G5e@eu seseu
Deuti4lanb. Den G3s@en ftsbt ieiner
Anfiat na@ bic 6lbreri@aft unter ben
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&eu, ,peil er POI, ben flr 2ieferuu9 bon
&ldueu perbrikeueu 1900 @ubeln feline
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J uielmebr in ben 9dnoeu oes Suoe1 oers
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