davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-10
The RaIanris.

The rabsaris, mentioned in the see
ond book Of Kings, was an Assyrian
military title, equivalent TO brigadief
general.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-10
SPECIAL SALE FOR TUESDAY.

Eight pieces Double Fold Plaid Dress Goods value 5e. Very de- fnr
srabIe for chdn dresses Per yard for Tuesdays Special lVS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-10
DRESS SKIRTS.

One lot Of Dress Skirts in all-wool
cheyiots, broadcloghs and mohsirs that
were formerly S.. 90 to $6.oS to close
at only S3.oS.
Dress Skirts in cheyiots, broadcloths
and Examines, in variety OF trimmed
effects, that were formerly $3.50 to
$1,000, 10 close at only S5.oS.
The news & observer., 1904-06-05
Would Be Press Throttler.
rberaw Is. C.) Citizen.

Cheraw (S. CO. Citizen.
We are all whooping it up for edi-
tor .Josephus Daniels of the Raleigh
News and Observer. He has some
thing better than a libel suit just now
and the longer he holds on to it the
higher will he rise in the hearts of
his countrymen, and the lower will
sink the officiously intrusive, would-be
press -throttler, Purnell. The people
are with Daniels; God knows who is
keeping company with the judge.
The news & observer., 1904-06-05
a Thrill OF Indignation
Littleton News-Renorter.

11ttletOn NeWS-RepOrCer.
The arrest of Mr.. Daniels sent
thrill of Indignation throughout the
State and brought the Federal Court
ope in contempt in the minds of the
people of the State than all the arti-
cles of criticisms ever published
against the court. The press, the
bulwark of liberty, the protection OF
the peoples rights. the fear of evil
doers must not be muzzled, and any
attempt to throttle criticisms of pub
lie officials as such will be denounced
by the intelligent people of the State.
The news & observer., 1904-06-05
our ITItHu,
JONATHAN T. HOOKS.
Petty DespOts Wish To TrampIe On
The Rights of The People.

Woodview, Va, June 3.-It is with
much pride l notice the manly course
you have taken in the freedom of the
press in upholding the inalienable
rights and liberties of the people.
There is a growing tendency all over
this country on the part of petty
despots to trample the people under
The news & observer., 1904-06-05
Knew il Beforehand

Rocky Mount, n. c., June 3.-You
need no mans sympathy. You have
my hearty endorsement You as all
mankind have made mistakes, there
fore you are no exception. mark ye
the perfect man for the end of that
man is peace" Is it not better to err
on the side of right and truth than not
to err at all?
Who would believe that Judge Pur-
nell would the second time attempt
to put the A. and n. C. r. r. into the
hands of a receiver?
On the train from Kinston to Colds
boro last Friday night--a party on The
train enroute to Raleigh to attend the
Federal Court as a witness informed
me that the road would certainly go
into the hands of a receiver on the
following day 1 told him that | would
stake my life that it would not He
then informed me that Mr.. Dan Pat
rick at New Bern that day was offer
ing to bet one hundred dollars to ten
that the road would pass into a re-
ceiVer's hands / replied that while
not a betting man but had / been
present would have taken him up. On
the following day on the streets of
Goldsboro met the Hon. w. T. Dorch,
in conversation with him repeated the
above conversation. His reply to me
was that L Dellel hoI ldhe L dlIlch UP
as he knew what he was doing.
With such men in control as James
A. Bryan. Dempsey Wood, ]. w.
Granger. Hop Smith. We'll Bros, Mr..
Harvey. and others, / can see no rea-
son WHY this road should go into the
hands of a receiver, and i think the
investigating committee voiced the
sentiment Of the masses of the con-
servative element of North Carolina
when they said "lease the road but
go slow-and this not from a stand
point of mismanagement, but to take
it out of a political bone of conten-
ton" Trusting you will live many
wears TO weld the pen against usurpa-
ton. tyranny and lmmoraIity' l am
with you in heart ana soul Tor better
government and morals,
Yours truly
The news & observer., 1904-06-05
A Word From Tennessee.

Nashville, Tenn, June 4.-There is
no use elling you where / am at" re-
gaTding the eontenspt proceedings.
You know full well. This matter is
Continued on Fourth Page.)
The news & observer., 1904-06-05
JOSIAH TURNER
D|DN' 7 CR|NGE
BEFORE MEN
Some Criticism Made by
Him on Unworthy
Judges.
HISTORY is REPEATED
HISTORY is REPEATED
Conservative Papers in 1870, In
steady Of Seeking to Stop the Bond
Stealing and Judicial Tyranny, Cri-
ticized Those Who Risked Their
Lives to Stand by the States In
terests and the Fundamental Rights
of the People.
Sentinel. April %. 1S.O)

There is no greater moral deformi-
ty than a corrupt nudge. Judge Watts,
after public association with felons on
the State docket closed Wake court
With an act of judicial atrocity worthy
of JeffreNs of old
The news & observer., 1904-06-05
Most Potent Factor i'm Civilization.
Smithfield Herald.


A free press is one of the strongest
safeguards to a free government. the
press has ever been, and is, one of the
most potent factors in American civil
lization. The Constitution guarantees
the freedom of the press and any cur
tailment of this freedom stales the
very vitals of our free institutions.
The news & observer., 1904-06-05

foot Liberty loving people every
where stand with you. In this fight
you have my profound sympathy and
support. / live in Virginia and am a
member of the Virginia Legislature
own property in North Carolina.
Your fight is the fight of all men who
are determined to be free. Down with
the despots. l am with high regards
Most sincerely yours,
r. S. POWELL.
Unenviable Immortality OF Jeifreys.
. Worsham, Va, June 2.-Judge Pur-
nell seems 10 be courting the 'unen-
viable Immortality of which Macau-
lay speaks when writing of JeffreyS
Your friends are prouder of you than
ever, Mr.. Daniels! | wish it were in
my power to tell you how keenly
feel, as does my father. We have per-
feet confidence that you will come
through this fire unscathed Continued
power to your bold right arm, and best
wishes always. from
Very sincerely yours,
j. ID. EGGLESTON, JR.
Right Is Might.
Greensboro, N. c., June 4-Right is
might. Accept hearty congratulations.
r. L. HAY.
One of the foremost cotton mill men
in North Carolina writes:
81 want to assure you of my full
endorsement of the brave stand you
have taken in the cause of the State
of North Carolina; liberty of the press
and freedom of speech. Without these
We would soon be a prey to the un-
scrupulous. Picture any country with
no one to defend, openly the rights of
the people. You have always defend
ed the people of your State and they
will stand by you"
A Free Press Will Not Submit
One of the foremost editors of the
State writes:
you are all right. This injustice
to you and affront to the press will
be worth great deal more than it
will cost and Purnell will rue the day
when he allowed his evil passion to
run away with his judgment, if he has
any. / am glad to see that the people
are not forgetting you. Out of it all
vast good will come to us all. A free
people will never submit to Federal
usurpation and they have in this in
cident an excellent opportunity to
record their protest"
Cannot Do The Subject Justice"
Graham, n. c., June 3.-The attack
upon you is an attack upon the free-
com of the press, and, an attack upon
the freedom the press is an attack
upon the liberties of the people. The
people see it---feel it-and will stand
up in every way to maintain their lib
critics. Fear not! Good will result
from this fight for the rights of the
people. A story is told of "cussing
man." who was in the habit of "cuss-'
ing" everything that did not suit him;
that one day he was sorely provoked
and his friends expected to hear him
indulge in some very profane words
but to their astonishment he merely
remarked: 81 cannot do this subject
justice, so | will say nothing" There
is no greater blessing to a free people
than an upright and just judge-the
opposite of this is just as true.
Your friend
The news & observer., 1904-06-05
Congratulations from Warren.

Warrenton, N. c., June 4.
Mr. JoSephus Daniels.
Editor Raleigh News & Observer.
We wish to express to you our
heartfelt congratulations at your lib
Grafton from the clutches of Judge
Thos. r. Purnell. The people of War
renton have been with you in this
fight, and even those who have differ
ed in some views taken by the News
and Observer, have readily admitted
that this proceeding was outrageous
and uncalled for. Instead of injuring
and lessening your influence, it has
made friends for you by the thousand.
Go on in your fight against the ene-
mics of the State and may you live
long and continue to prosper, is the
wish of the undersigned.
Yours very truly,
j. C. HARDY,
Editor of the Record.
j. r. ROCKWELL.
JOHN w. ALLEN.
f. C. PRICE.
r.. e. DAVIS, Sheriff.
T. V. ALLEN
b. c. HILLIARD.
J. WILLIE WHITE.
C. r. ROCKWELL.
j. M GARDNER.
JOHN H. KERR.
The news & observer., 1904-06-05
Down With Tyranny.

Hon. Josephus Daniels, care u. S.
Marshal Ii. G. Dockery, Raleigh,
~ c..
Elizabeth City, n. c., June 1.-THE
country will never tolerate the tramp
ling of our rights to free speech by a
prejudiced and bigoted jurist. Accept
our endorsement and sympathy, and
you have the support of the press of
eastern North Carolina. The press
cannot acknowledge monarchial rul-
ings. Don't pay a dollar of the fine.
Down with tyranny.
WALTER l.. COHOON,
EDWARD M. HEERMANS,
The news & observer., 1904-06-05
H. B. HART.
ctay the Tyrant's Hand.

oxford. N. c., June S.-Here is my
baort.and hand to you in your noble
effort 70 champion the cause of the
naonIa of North Carolina. The State
owes YOU a debt of gratitude they
can never pay. May you llve long
and successfully stay the hands Oh All
tvraots who would oppress our be-
isl,al ~ ('i' S,.o+a is the wish of your humble
friend, ,oc n WALTER
Voice from New Jersey.
Newark. N. J., June 2.-Remember-
ine oe T. T a. with great satisfaction the
The news & observer., 1904-06-05

ate during the war, he afterwards
joined the league and Holden made
him j. p. 1t is said in Caswell
that when he joined the league, Giles
Jelfreys and other respectable. negroes
refused to shake hands with him,
which 50 affected him, that he shed
tears and hence his sobriquet, '"The
Weeping Squire"
The news & observer., 1904-06-05

Kindness and courtesy extended by
you and Mrs. Daniels, to me and my
wife. at the time of the visit of the
New Jersey editors to your city sew
eral years ago, | beg the privilege of
expressing my heartfelt wish that in
your encounter with the courts you
may come out decidedly first best, and
that the proper freedom of the press
may be again vindicated.
Very respectfully,
CHAS. G.. MCBRIDE.
(Formerly Ed Elizabeth Daily
Journal; now Newark Evening News }
The news & observer., 1904-06-05
No Place for a Car in North Carolina.
"Down Homers'' Stand Firm"

North Carolinians, whether in or out
of the State, are with you in your able
and just defence of our State. We be-
lieve in the freedom of the press, and
your defence of it.
Your incarceratio- makes our
friendship tronger.
If can be of any service to you finan-
cially or otherwise command me.
Very sincerely,
mo II TONnON
The news & observer., 1904-06-05
Good Fight and Firm Stand.

Burlington, N. c., May 31.-You
have made a good fight. Stand firm.
The best people are with you. If you
have to pay the fine l am in that
pot"
W. c.. THURSTON
The news & observer., 1904-06-05
Wilminston,s Officer.

Wilmington, N. c., May 30.-If we
can serve you anyway. telegraph.
w B. COOPER
The news & observer., 1904-06-05
Too Common For Decent People TO
GtnInnlnnf On

Rich Square, N. c., June. 4.-The
outrage perpetrated upon you is too
common for decent people to comment
on. Please accept my congratulations
on the law yet being sustained.
wv r T,ASSITER
The news & observer., 1904-06-05
A $1,259 Red Shirt.

Smithfield, n. c., June 81 have
a twelve hundred and fifty-nine dollar
Red Shirt, that is at your service,
either blank or occupied.
Johnston county is with you.
Respectfully G.. S. POWELL.
The news & observer., 1904-06-05
Most Thankful Man in America.

Kitttrell, n. c., June 3.--You should
today be at once the proudest and
most thankful men in America that
fate, providence, or what you will,
should have chosen YOU as it's instru-
ment to vindicate and fortify the first
and greatest principles of liberty-the
freedom of the press
Sincerely yours,
q 4 ~ u 4 4
The news & observer., 1904-06-05
Congratulations Extended.

Lexington, n. c., June 1.-If / did
not know that the law is with you,
that you have violated no law, l would
offer my sympathy. Instead / almost
feel like extending Congratulations.
Poor old Purnell! His ignorance of
law in the contempt proceedings will
be exposed all over these United States
and his pet scheme to put the control
of the Atlantic & North Carolina Rail-
road into the hands of it's enemies will
fall to the ground with such thud as
to arouse his highly indignant"
JOHN H MOVER
The news & observer., 1904-06-05
Undivided Endorsement and Support.

Fremont, n. c., June 3.-Fremont
sends greeting. You have our undi-
vided endorsement and support. Any
thing you wish us to do, name it. BE
as wise as serpent and as harmless
as a dove" Justice shall triumph.
Your friend
The news & observer., 1904-06-05
1t Appears In "JefferSOn'S Contribution
to- Free Press Published in To
Day'S PAPER.

Fayetteville, n. c., June PLEASE
give us the text, context and sequel of
the Alien and Sedition laws by which
an assumptions Federal executive was
hurled from power a hundred years
ago.
The news & observer., 1904-06-05
Should be i'm Jail.

(Sentinel, March Is, 1900
The judge has been omnipotent in
Surrv, end it may be that he will be
offended at the omission of his name
in this article, but the Judge will not
look for too much favor from us,
when he remembers having once said,
that Joe Turner should be in JAIL
d-n him."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-14
0pn QeterSbura.

-Oic WtetbOSiiten WiiiiiOn oil Wiprs
tie Strabe Oabier 9eOentt in naber gu,
tunft cine Stride erri6ten ;u laIien, %
oas Sesenpdrti9 benuste @ebauOe 81
tlein lit.
- 9llion Sowell pon bier purSe
0tOntas in Grmangeluns pOn Siirs.
i6aft Dem @rfGn9niB iiberianbt, neil er
feline gii6tc Sillian Wiott nm 500 be.
trii9en wollte.
- Sobn Susburger, ben Sarl Sats
meger wesen slnsriff unO S6tdserei
ucrbaftrn lieB, uer3idtete Oounerita9
auf Gin SerbOr unO itellte fir iein &C.
ridtlibes @rideinen 8iir9i6aft.
Serr Billiam g8en;el pon Bres=
colt sluenue unO SRI. Rauline Senopp
uon Wbeeler 9lueuue mur6eu perflolies
neu DOnneritas 9lbeub in Der 8obuung
Der Sraut our6 RaitOr Oietri6 gu
eincm @bepaare eiuseie9net. Die 9ieu.
ucrmdblten werOen iid al Srping 9lue.
me bdusli6 einridten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-14
Bilfesbarre Rahrt6ten.

= Der bnr6 baS Seuer am A. Sui
angeridtete S6aben lit ni9t 70 be-
oeutenb, pie man anfanss annabm nnt
wiro ben Setra9 bon $4,000 faun
ilberiteigen.
- @inbre6er ipren9ten am Samital
in Der 6riibe Die @elOipinoc in Oer
Office Der @pomin9 Yallep Sis Som.
panic oabier uno erlansteu ctpa $50,
Die @ewalt Der GrplOiiOn mar Oerurt,
OaB bic 9Oliiei alurmirt wurOr, aber Die
SD9el waren 9eflOben, ais iie eri6ien.
- Die Sswobuer Der bena6barten
Srtidaft Wtil @reet iiuO in GROCER
sluire9ung unO sln9it, berpOrseruien
Our6 beOrObli6e Scnfuu9en Der Sbers
fldde, etpa cine balbe Wteile BON Der
Ytue 0fio9e 3ede entiernt. Die Sos
benienfuns besunu an Samitag uno
errcidte bis Oienitas 2lbenb cine San9e
uon 300 unO cine Sreite BON 60 SUP.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-14
q huls o Schproe.

Der erite Hafcaft oieicr S6rperidaft
9c0en bic itGbtilfe Nbminiitration me
gen ibrer eripun9enen @ntfcrnuns aus
Der StaOtballe eriol9tc Wtontas 9lbenb
inOem bic GOmmiliiOn beS itdOtii6en
S6atmeiiters Barter pon elm uno cill.
balb aui Gin PrOient reOuiirt wurOe.
Sir cine OieSbe;ii9li6e 0ieiOlution
itimmten II Wtit9lieber, Sa9e9eu nur A..
Sin Spe;ial GOmite warb beuollmG6s
ti9t, Gin Suartier fir Die SebOrOe III
mictben, OaS ui9t iibcr 1925 ben Wtos
nat foiten ioa.
SGmmtli6e bisbcri9c 2ebrer wurSen
81 Dem slei6en Salair wicoereruannt.
Oas Sin6cr9arten Gomite erbielt Be
fu9uiB, in ben adt 28arOS, mo ii6 feline
ainOer9arten befinoen, iOldc ;u erDff.
men. Sine 0fe9nuu9 BON $235 oes
Charles G. Bradbury fir Yriifung Der
Siider maro an9enommeu. Der Ses
trctdr crbielt bic slnpeiiun9, 81 9lu9es
bCten fir SOblcns uno 9Olilirfcrunsen
auiSuiorbern.
Die Sisung Der Seb6rSe iauO auf
Der 8iibnc i'm SO6i6ule slubitOrium
ltatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-14
Staetratb.
Selcct Council, Z. Suli.

Die GouiumerS 9as Gompanie ers
iu6te 1T elmer porselc9ten GeiolutiOn
um elm weiteres Sabr 3eit, nm ibrc
9Serfe ;u erbauen uuo 6OBrcn iu lesen,
Sa ibr Sreibrief bon Der Scranton @as
unO 8uiier so. an9e9rifien wurce uno
bic Sa6e bis iest nod nibt entI6ieoen
| lit. sllS man Dor ;nei Sabren Der crits
genannten @ompanie 9Se9eredte bewils
liste, mar cine SeOinsuns, OaB iic in.
nerbalb Swei Sabren ibre 8erfc erri6s
ten unO aud cine sewiiie Strede GObrrn
lesen taiien iOll. Die SOrluSe waro
Dem @eies GOnite unO StaOtauwalt
iibcrwieIen.
Sn einem uOr9elc9ten S6retben
ma6te DireftOr Der Diientli6en 8erte
SaDne auf bic Orin9cnbe 0iotbwenbis.
feit eines neuen @ulpertS inter 9toro
Waibinston stucHuc, nabe electric slues
me, aufmerfiam uno criu6te I'M cine
Sepilli9uns bon 81 POO fir Den 3wed.
Dieic 9ln9ele9enbcit waro aud referirt.
Staotaumalt Oauis erIu6te in einem
S6reiben I'M Die Grma6ti9ung, oas
fiirSli6 pon Der Stabt erworbene @i.
9entbum al Der n0rbli6en Seitc bon
g8elt 2adawanna sluenue gu perii6ern
unO Gin OiesbeSii9li6er SOri6la9 wurOr
Oarauibin an9enOmmen.
Die folsenOen @rncnuun9cn BON
Yfaiterun9S SnipeftOren bur6 WtapOr
Gonnell wurbeu beitdtist: SSilliam s.
Sought, 5sOreit Court; Ssrael SS.
0tutb, Wtoir Gourt; @eor9e @eurD,
Scranton StraBe.
Sine Sittidrift Der @ruubciseutbiis
mer BON Ybelps StraBe, in welGer oas
rim crIu6t wirb, baB Die lleberilutBun9
oes Ybelps StraBe 9lbSusstanul ucrbiu.
bert weroe, wurb bem betreff. @Omite
mo Slrettor Der OTentllben SSerfe llbers
mieien.
SOl9enoe neue Gciolutionen ipurScn
beitati9t : gidgcli-0aB bic 2adawunna
un6 SSpOming YulleD @iienbabn @Oms
panic an Der glib StraBe SrenSuns Gag
unb 9iadt eiuen gSdhter anitele. Wtcr.
rimuu-6iir einen S8aiieritof @de Sop.
lar StraBe unb Sem 9lpenuc. 81
SuDlc-OaB bic SerieD Central Giicns
babn einen Wtann anitelle, I'M Sonus
tags Die 8arriere al 9roabwap Su
Operiren.
Sci britter unO eno9iiltiger Seiuns
murben Die fol9enben Srbiuanien an9cs
nOmmen: Sir eiH clettrii6es Si6t an
YittStOn 9lpe. uno 9tiper Ctr; fir einen
3weigabjusstanal al @Domius 9lues
ME, ;wil6en Oelawarc StraBc uno Der
2. gSarO @renslinic @tabliruns Der 0iis
uellirunssliuie all @oOblapn glpe., ;pis
i6rn @aibin9ton unO 9lOams sluenues.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-14
0tttStun.

- Ginbre6er beraubten Oonueritas
gia6t Die SacOb YaiIer Sarbieritubc an
9iOro Wtain StraBe nm ein srOBcres
Quantum Der Sorrdtbe.
- Der "a Sabre alte Sames ga
6rance BON 9BDoming ertraut am WtOns
tag 9lbeno ipii6en SSDOmin9 unO Sort
Slan6arO im Susquebanna SluB, als
er BON Oem SerrDboOt fiel.
= 300 Wtiner Der go. 8 i3ede Der
8enniDlUania SOblen GOmpanic uerlpeis
serten eS WtOntag WtOr9en Oic 3ede Su
betreten, neil Der SOrmunn au9corbnet
bate, OaB iic ben 9io. Sbadt gum @tns
unb 2lus9ans benusen iollen, wObur9
ibr SSes I'M cine Wteile Oerldn9ert
purSe. 0ta6oem Den Wtdnnern bic
giOtbwrnOisteit oes S6ritteS ertlGrt
wOrben mar, febrten tic pieOcr sur 9lrs
belt iurild.
- 8ittston Ioll cine neue Sruucrei
erbalten, in6em cine ais 9llpiuc Srclps
ing @Ompanie beuamtc @eIelli6ait nit
einem Sapital BON $500, 900 9e9riinOet
wurbe, Die bcSwedt, cine mObcrne Sraus
erei uon 100000 6diieru Sapucitat Ous
Sabr ;u erribtcu. Die 9iamcn Der
Setbeili9ten werSeu ni6t betannt &C.
ma6t, bis Gin 6rcibricf crlun9t wOrOen
81,
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Dpu Der SnbTette.

Set ben GBeleuten .SOicpb Su6lanber
uon StOne sluenuc bat ii9 ein Stamms
batter ein9eitellt.
Sei Oen 9beleuteu Gbarles Sabr BON
Sruin9 glpcnne baben iid .3pillinsss
timber = Snabe unO Wtdo9en = einses
itellt.
Serr unb Srau Setter slnbreS BON
Socnit Ctr. unO Scrr uno 6rau Sobu
SOdeltamp pom GlmStr. .baben SOunta9
etnen 9lbittder na6 Buffalo Srma6t
uno werbcn iid bort einise Gage auf.
balten.
Wtatbias Berrle, 6rst. Stub uuO
Satin pom Gromn gluenue, 9Silliam
Bubl BON 9lloer StraBe uuo SObn Jtsi.
Oenbad BON Sig StraBe Sampften 6reis
tag 0ia6t nah 9iew Yorf, uOH mo aus
tic am Samitas YOrmitta9 na9 Dem
ulten SaterlanOe abreiiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-14
Bapue Gpuntp.

Sunesbale.-Srau Barbara Suifer,
98ittwe Oes uerit. @eOr9c Saiter, itarb
am OOnneritus WtOrsen in Der SBob.
nuus ibrer 3o6tcr, Sruu 8. S8. Self
pom 9tiuer StraBe. Die ScritOrbenc,
wel6e an -. 9lpril 1885 in 9Beiicns
burg, Oeuti6lauO, 9eboren wuroC
unO in ibren jiingcren Sabrcn mad
9lmerifa fam, miro BON Srci 2O6tern,
6rau Daniel Sell, SSrau s. ". Selt
unO Srau Gonrao SSOli iiberlcbt. Sbre
SeerOi9uus erfOl9tc Sonntag im 9iurr.
liOc 6ricbBOie, wobei Yaitor ". u.
Yebrcus ben GrauerOienit lcitctr.
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