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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-20

TOKENS GooD-lt has been a source Of much
qualification TO our own feelings, it must have been
to those OF every CANDID person in community wit
ness the conduct Of the Van Burcn press in reference
10 the death of the late President That low party
luminosity which prevents politician from conducting
with common decency, and the dictates Of his better
Judgment, bad enough in any and entirely unpar-
donable in solemn this, does not to
qualify their remarks prevent them from paying the
customary tribute to the memory of the deceased
In some instances, degree Of restraint appears TO be
exercised to prevent fulsome expression of the
warmest admiration of both his private and public
characerwhch seemed to struggle hard for uterance.
Quite as many opposition as Wing papers have put
weeds Of mourning, and although their expressions Of
sorrow have been less warmly given, they have, (wh
but exception, knowledge) been respectful
and serious.
We have frequently insinuated our opinion, that
in point Of fact, Gen. Harrison in reality much
esteemed by the majority ofVan Barren men he was
by the Wings and but for that savsh, contemplate
servance party, strengthened by its connection with
private interest few oftalents and influence would
have stood up leaders and champions Of the opposi
ton party in the last presidential contest But chain
ed to the car by powerful consraint personal
interest is acknowledged to be, comparative nccessi-
| ty was lad upon them to yield submission. No
can have tho hardihool to deny, that the tenure by
which occupant held his claim to an important Of
fee under the last and preceding administrations was
octre, energetic serrice for hc party ndcr ,chich he
he'd that office. Consequently, when candidate was
brought into the field whose appeared probable
the opposition oficeholders, goaded on to deeds Of
desperate daring by the penalty of dismisson from Of
flee if not found Jealous, spared no devilish means
IN their power to defeat his election The contest was
one Of life and death but when settled and the cause
of excitement overcome gradual dsodgment of these
foul passions seems to have taken place. giving room
for more Just sentiments After the elevation of the
Wing candidate the pressthe last serving tool to be
emancPacd from party bondage for short time strove
TO keep up the tagging spirit of opposition, which re-
ceved weaker and weaker response from their own
party in proportion to its inability the desir-
ed object The truth was, this violent unmeasured
opposition was not aimed at PRINCIPLES but at the
MAN, through sinister moyes-policy which seldom
exists long in its wonled violence after tho Immediately
exciting cause is removed.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-20

How TINS TRUru orrrNps 4 Mas Ia.
the Bennington Gazette flew into ,cuJ.c..-
the article in our paper OF week before last. Ca
the late appropriations for the president,
those made for Mr. Van Burcn We sim.
the editor, that he is no, entitled TO 4 tcn.,
rotracis his statement that those ahomipab,
CANT expenditures were made for Mr Mum.
Of Mr.. Van Buren,. Mr.. lIaswoll has ma5,,.
contemplate OF all miserable shifts which r.
lubborly of loco scene shiltcrS have ever ,r,.
liove Martin Van Buren, OF the "Oclc charge,
erto, every item of these charges has been p-..
to be entirely falsc-,ha no such furniture r..
purchased Now, that every one knows n,,
purchased, aud were ~ the house during f,,.
the last session of Congress, the defence take, ,
tire new turn, and Mr.. Munroe Is dragged IA.
grave and made 20 leap over the admiui,,a,
G. Adams, two terms of Andrew Jackson. and
Van Buren,, and stand up before the pcoi .c on,
answer for this vickcincss Can't the ,Ir.,
Gazette give us an extract from some speech d.
about the time of Noah's flood, or find an old l,,a
manuscript somewhere containing M Som.
"Opnious' on the matter' At any rate please
which statement YOU prefer TO have boug,od-a,
things ,rcrc neror purchased or that hfy tccr, 30
cd fer Mr.. MnHyoc'
The winding of Of the article in the Gazette
"But = deceived but honest people viii orf
righteous rcttihuton upon p1tty who hesitate nei
FORGERY, CORRUPTION the most glazing and ll
carry their ends
Full three months behind the times with this p
cy. \ deceived people have already dealt ven.
on just such party, didn't you know it.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-20
THE HERALD.
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 20. isii.
OFFICIAL.
To The People qf The IHHei States.
RECOMMENDATIONS.

When a Christian People feel themselves to be over
taken by a great public calamity, II becomes ihem 10
humble themselves under the dispcnsalion OF Divine
Providence. 10 recognize His righteous government
over the children OF men, TO acknowledge His good
ness IN time past. well as their own uhworthlnoss,
and to supphcate HIS mcrciul protection ioi the tu-
tore.
The death Of WILLIAM HrNW liARUfsoN. late Pes
dent Of the United States, soon after ms elevation
TO tina, high office is a bereavement peculiarly calcu-
lated to be regarded as heavy affection and 10 I'M
press all minds with a Of the uncertainty OF hu-
man things and OF The dependence of Nations, as wei
as Of individuals, upon our Heavenly Parent
have thought, therefore, that | should be acting IN
conformity with the general expectation and feelings
Of the community in recommending, rs now do. to the
People Of the United States of every religious denom-
nation that according 10 their several modes and forms
Of worship they observe day of Fasting and Prayer,
by such religious services may he suitable on the
occasion and | recommend Friday, the fourteenth
day OF May next for that purpose to the end that, on
that day. may all with one accord, join IN humble
aud revercnual approach To Him, in whose lends we
are, invoking him 10 inspire with proper split and
temper of heart and mind under these rowns of His
providence, and still to besow his gracious benedic
lions upon our Goyernmen, and country.
JOHN TYLER.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-20

DRowNrp.-ln Ottcr Creek, near Gooku's Eas
Tuesday morning last, Mr., Orlando \. Dana, iyirs,
a merchant in Castleon
Mr. Dana has for the last 10 months been ltce
under mental arrangement. He left his house,
Monday evening about IL o'clock and wen,
Creek and threw hmselfin. His body was recon
on Tuesday afternoon Verdict of the jury Of iasl
Creek, while in a state of mental arrangement.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-20

North Carolina. The Raleigh Register saws that
aui eight Van Buren members of the las, Congress
.gam North Carolina, have dec aod standing poll
az Tie coming election. II Is probable that others Of
ac party may offer 90 their places, bat the fact itself is
s'gWacan, o. slight chances of success.
We understand, says the Oufcgo Heraj Of the 9Th
r,i iat orders have been received here Tor the com
pleon and arning Of Fou Ontario ON the east side Of
lHc IINer II IS also stated that Fort Niagara IS forth
with 90 be- pot 10 condition OF defence.
M4d ,rioul you k,ek Mr. STATION. a constable of
Boston under bonds Of 500. 10 appear al the Mu-
nlcipa. Court or kicking the wife of prisoner vhom
he was taslng 70 the watch house The knd woman
had come 90 bring her husband ms hat, and received
us glmsuly saluie Tor her pans
The Governor Of Canada, Lord SydeLham. Vas
aarmins.y 81. on Ihe 9Th inst, with goli, which had
eth.t'ed SYMPTOMS Of reaching the hear, BOT be was
6 1si'cFsily 'srer on The -'h
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-20
For the Herald.
ENGLISH GRAMMAR.

The present is peculiarly an age OF improvement
In every direction excIons are made for nj
promotion of the cause of education The onergnl
the American people are directed to this object Nj
ny Improvements have been made in this cause AZ /
there is still room for more Much Improvement IA
been made in English Grammar The systems Of
struc,ion are much better than formerly But thecm
many who disposed to carry this subject too far
Things advocated which may be well enough
theory, but never can be put in practice. Every IN
vidua is DESTROYS Of obtaining fame There are SOM
who if they cannot acquire fame by advocating SCUM
doctrines and correct principles, will cndeavor do
by promulgaling strange theories They would becon
noted for advocating something new--somehing dife |
from any other person. They are, in fact, like one
old, Of whom it said she stood up pretending
somebody"
These remarks elected by reading article in the
March number of tho Mirror and Students Repository
headed English Grammar" The article commenced
with these Words "Tho most successful teachers Of
English Grammer with whom | have ever been ac.
quanted are those who admit no Grammar Book at al
INTO their schools" Now this is mere matter Of theo.
rv and mere matter Of theory alone 1t is some
thing which can never be put in practice. We may
with just much proprcty introduce no arithmetic
to our schools. We may also lay aside our gcogn
phies our histories. Yea more--we may remove every
thing in the shape Of books. How convenient this
would be for teachers and how much ii would lessen
their labor.
Again he says 81 believe tina, most teachers instead
of teaching the Grammar of the English Language,
teach Mr. Smiths Mr. Browns or Mr. no matter -whos
Grammar
We cannot but see that If Grammar were entirely
ected from schools, every teacher would have a Gram.
mar Of his own, and more errors would be taught IN
school than there are at present. Common sense
would teach person that would be far better to have
one ortwo kinds Of Grammar even such the Newbu-
ny gentleman maintains that they are, than would he
for every teacher to have grammar Of his own, mod
fed to SUIT himself
The consequence Of entirely rejecting English Gram
from schools would be- that the first principles Of
the science would not be taught. No two teachers
would pursue the same system in teaching each
ceedng teacher would introduce new list Of rules and
principles which, IL 'aw years would produce such
muluanous combina. Of every body 5 Grammar, thai
the great object IN teaching would be destroyed.
Again tho learned gentleman IN the Mirror says
"In reference to putting tho verb in the plural whcue
nomlnayc in tie plural he Ilho teacher should say
iAal there s bot verb in the English language
fiss % verb 10 tc," Wonderful discovery lIlGy "a
hons to Tie ssesbary for 80 great .
20 sofy, The wonder ,ssncsn solved, ana l,.e
d 81 .hopsssd years fforf t,s creation we are iod
beter bat one sstb 10 the Engs; language wa,e.
4 IL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-20

ALBANY CHARTER ELrcrioN.-The Wings have c
lected their mayor and common council, by decreas-
ed majority since las, spungs election The cause Of
This decrease is accounted FOR by the fact that the
an'i-temPerance and rum sellers ptaaux marched up
~ body and voted the loco ticket, because the Wing
candidate was opposed to the wholesale granting Of h
cences.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-20

The ~ y Canals are to be opened for navigation on
Tho 2ith ns,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-20

tent, even TO the dividing Of his last crust" One
consolation, Of no mean importance yet remains-,ho
locos have lost over THOUSAND VOTES since last
years election.
The strength Of parties in the new council will be, :
Wings 10 10 Van Buren, men
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-17
. E BIN q 1t II cen.

Die1e 3rituna rpire jeeeu Mittwodl oui
einem 9rpSen Super 0cDal 8c9er, nit gang
aenen Sd)riften, herauS9c9eben
Der SHblcriptieu6s9 9reiS III G in GbaIer
bes SablS, in 8oruusbeSab blung.-
SIN Saa cie5 niht sefdieht, 70 ,rerecn Gin
Gb1tcr no flnf unc 5wlnji9 Gents an8es
rednct.
Rein Sa5fcribsut pirS FIR nrui9er dt6
Woudte anlencmntuL itnc fciucr flun Gle
3citaa9 au1eben, bis aac 9llfitjntc earanf
abbadblt lIno
m1huu9en, pcthe ein @iercd
nu5maten, loerpeu oreimnl fur ciuen Ibalcr
eiageriitt, uuo fnr jsoc fernere Giprudun9
fmf uuo SplnSi9 @eut6. = 0ceeere n0h
Btrhiimis
Oicieniae ,pcfhe Die 3cihng NIT Der 9ycl
ocer Dem poitrcitcr crbalttn, ml6ru itlbf
Saflr beSdMrn.
NIt 8ritfe au Sic S0erau59cber mlfrn
itfre eiuacianot psrSriL icnlt mcrrcn
&c niht duf9cncnimen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-17
Ocfrntltfle 25enrll.

G6 folt ouf Gfrutlidcr 8enou oerfanft rers
ben, Slmita9s ben gotten nddffeu Sscpem.
trr, auf Rem VIabe, in GhosgBbeitboG Gouu,
f,bp, QsCha Ganutp:
GjHe i6ieblre Glantai6e,
idl6H 9ele9cn an Der qrrseu Shaec bic poa
2liIcntam mad, Wlaucb @bunf fiitrt, ebnass
fibr 4 I}ciicn bon GlIcntann, Itcscno an
Vano BON Stchcl SreDman, nno anocre, ents
balteno 65i 9lder. Da5 eano foil i'm @ans
gen cbcr in Stntfen pcrfanft merten rpie es
bcn Rdufcrn am fhidlid,ften iein mSd1te, uuo
mer cafcbe Dor Der 8cneu,a befeten rpiinid,f,
teIietc itd' III meleen bci Wajor Daniel D9cD,
er, eer cid't cobci prbut uno 9IusfHnft bar,
tbcr 9rben Tpirb.
Gle @crou leit aHgebn Radmifiaas tim 1
llhr. Cie geeingur9eu am Berfanf6taae,
une fclIen fir tcn 3dufer leidlt aemad,t psrs
ccn. Gin unirciti8ce ]lrcbt uu6 8cfB fam
Biz cen lftcn udtffrn 9lpril os9eben ipereen.
Slpen 9iice, 9toenf.
Scfctcr, 27. *-sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-17
9l0tIlrtoht.

Sin fcrrcrer 3ufae III ciner 2Ifte rm einte,
reicu gu 9raruiren, auf pcltie Gelrer fdis
Ii9 unc unbe5ablt fnc, in Der 9icpubIif
rcn penulDIoancn,
9tbfdluitt 1.-Sei cS bnrd1 cen Senat
uno SHaule Der aiepreleutdnteu Der Meputlf
ocn peuuipIpauien oerfigt, uuO es lit hermit
eurdl crrbefdqte 9Iutberitdt gum G'efes aes
madt: bas dtle 8crfebrnnaen eer 9fte, bee
tifelt cine 9fte, nm edHecreieu gu 9raourcn,
anf meld,e Gielb filIig uuc imbeSablt in, eas
rer NcpubIif Dcn penniplpanicn Sifommt,
paert ben l0teu Gag glpril, ein taufenb adj
buncert NIB flinf uno oreiFia, eieielte !ein
lcaen uno hermit in 8raft bleibeu. bis cen
l0teu Gag 9Ipril, i'm Sahr Elm tanisup adlt
buncert nno sfpei uno eierSg, nnO niett Idns
ger.
9tuf Vefcbt rer Grmmifiicncrs.
Tcr, 10. nc 3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-17
Der aop(lreiter.

Ter lmterSeid,nete 9cflreiter, fpeIder hie
3eitungen ncu 9lllertauu mad, Sber.Soucc.
ma trd9t beuadridti9t feine Saneen onB avn
llteu ciefes Tcpember Mcuat5 Elm Sahr
perHe6sn in, feitrem or Die 3tituu9en iiberlie,
fert bat, nne--rpie es iId ben ieIbit oerlfsht
aud, jest eerne feiue 8eSahlan9 hdttc.-
gerossf ee aflc nid,t uub besahlet ibm Die
aleini9teit Die ibr ibm fEulpi9 leio.
gf. SJcpper.
3epcuter 10. om
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-17
QBot;en miro perlan9t.

Die llnteridriebenen fnb MN pietcr in
ben Stanp geiebt ihre WnhlsgeIchdffc fcrts
treibcn Sn fcnneu. Sic fIno allc ipic gcip6tus
lid bereit, 9Baijcn an Der Wublr cher all ibs
rem Stchrhauie in 9llsntaun eiusunebmcn,
wefur fle 81 jeoer 2eif ocn bsbfltu Warfts
prei5 5e3ahIen. 9llIe 9lrfen anoerer @girais
De tperpen fpie 9erp6bnlih cingenomuen.
Gd9er, Sef mo go.
9icr. 10. na--tp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-17
Q5elrQ((lQfts 2luailulta.

Cie felt einiaer 3eit teftaueenc SSirma ,,pi,
fd'en 9Benner nlb Sapte, dls 9us
baef5snincier, in ucr einiqcn 3agen nit BEL,
cerieiTiacu Semiliiaun9 aufqcboten wcreen.
2lfie eieienaen enbsr rUeide nod, an befaoie
Si.md fdulcig iIno, pereen bierolrob aebes
ten bnseIbe iunerhalb 3 Bcdcn an Sdrhdn
98cnner atsutraGen, Der Die @ndier in 6du.
eru bat, GbeHfdG8 eiejeni9en, pelte nod,
Screeruraen on Gle Tirna tateil, wercen er,
illCbt hiefsl6c pcbl5efdtigt einjubringcn.
Sapban Menner,
Heuten Gaoie.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-17
Saphan QBenner,

Gr9reift tiele G'cIcgenheit oem pHeIifum
fiir Die aeHceene Ruubfdhaft Ndnf nbsuffats
ten, uup benadjrihtiget paselbe Suslei9 ede
er bic
SabaGs Wianuflftpr
jest ouf feline eiqeue 9iehnuua, an hem a(ten
Stano, ndd,lfe 2hilre unterbait 9furps Nrs
tel in ber ramiitcn Straee fcrtbetreiten
wirb. @r laeet bic aItsu SSuneen, 70 tpie Iei,
ne greunoe uno oas 9ubllfam iitcrbanpt Gin
bel ihm dn;urufeu, alItpc fIe alie uuo jece Pr,
tifel Die in iein Tnd, gehcren, aus eem teffen
Steff rcrferttgt, finoen nncrcen.
StebrhdIter uuo gSirthe i'm eduee srereen
es beicneers III ihrem 8crthea fSiicen. bet
ibm anSurnfei, ebe (Ie fopaipc fanfen.
Gartaf 99enner.
arsFtnuf Ecr. 8, 1891. nq-5m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-17

gci. @augc,pere ! sci 8ac. fur @lcd'auice
9eaen eicn, 9icoembrr Gers
Samc5 McGrwcn min. g}r. 90.
9iathridlt nirb hermit az aNe 2lurrud,.
ba6tnoc upo anecre geqeterL mcldle eotei
intcreliTrt iJne, tos Gin Scjra Socjas in her
rbi9cn Sache aus hcr @rurt crn Gcmmcn
gijc5 pcu qrd,a @autD er9anacu 1T, rpcIdcr
ben 29itru 10g 9tpo mber ndd'iicn6, surnfs
Sulicfcru it, oif Elm I2edhauic6 2iru auf ciu
9emiTc6 Il Stcd hche6 Srdm gHrFuhouf,
errid,tet auf elmer 2ctte @riub IN Der Sldtt
2ucutauu, go 6uB in eer Trrnt uuo $50 III
tcr Iieft, 0riuseno wfltih an Die 9iiiens
Strdsc, fnctith an bic 9inrretp Giraffe, rits
I'D, an cine lfcutiite 2IaeD, uut n6reljd, an
cine lctte res Nuauim6 8boao5 8tia8tcS
l>du5 1T % Sur III Der Srrnt an tci0Nter
2tnoyeu5 Gnofe mo I6 NuG in Der &tcfc,
uRo lit mflmuuer nit ecr 2elte Sas &lqcHs
thum ce5 tcflqtcn cnme6 .Q}cGrwgr. 2li.c
cobci rMteregirteu perIrncn bCIicben eoher
auf tieiee 3u odtcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-17
geete Grtnnernu9.

9lne tiejeuiscn meldc nph fhuIri0 flnb
aiif irgcnp cine 9Beiie all Soeure Gntb, jnn
bon Suc WheitbalI, lci es in 9teteu, Sans
een, Bntilhnloen, oeer genongelc, pcreen
hiemit gum IeBteu D2al anfaeforbert s,pilhrn
INN uub bem 27lfeu Oippember abubesablen,
fpsil mad, jenem Gage ale unbcSablten Aed,'
fiungrn ilnfehlbar eiuem Srisoeusridter gum
@mtrciben ilber9eben iperren. 9Her nrdl ets
ma gerberunaen an 9eoahten Gntb hat bes
liebc fnlde am 27ifen yiouember am @alls
haufe Oes Scbn Ssman in 9eoad,fem 3ouns
fdip sipiidlen 10 llhr @prmitta9s uno 3 llbr
yiahmiita9s fprhIbelfitigt eiu5nbriugen, neil
fpitcrbin nichts nebr an9encmmen Miro.
Salonien Se9el,
Deter glant.
9ffTsnies ces Denrp GIuth rnb grou
slcpeHstsr 10, no Sin
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-17
Scfdebarcs Giaentfuin


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tam flhret, uuo 304 SUE IN ecr licfc an
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flr oncrhanc GyussYgaaren erluuot pcrben
Gmau6 ltc9t ) NfeiIen rcn 9iUentdun ; 8
tFedrn BON @cthlebcm 0 VIctIen ocu J1cI'
Cp tcCetalln .ntslisR npn Nt'Ueretaul mo 4
rU'elien oen Sheiaifr9 goHe0, hio cue 9io'
te y y 'aots,SttaEe fiIerCt ooCur", ~ cas- 2'e'
h'lt.n9en etFo) ole FNF'AtfI' 9eW'a'f fofr<
uEn t'hHeH'
9to 2.-Gtne 0clWBe Vottc Tano,
octc9cu IN ctcn qcmclcetcm Gnunldip mt
@duutN, Cuthalteno 2Ifcr uao 80 9luttcu,
m:br erer weni0crt qrdn5snp an e'no pon
lSrasl SCci nno Ig'tt'rr et,,in9. cirt,Ibc
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-17
Qcurt 9orDflalltoEioi.

Gintemat cer od,tbare Sphn 8anfG,
prefoeuts9iid'tcr i'll ccH pCridicccncn @curs
ten BON @oinru plca5 pom orttcu &'ef%1t6s
@c}jrf, betehcuo du6 ccu GduHtic6 &erf6,
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non Sper uno Sermiurr uuo cicrtelj&hri0cr
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mats it, Il, rpclCbc Spei lGchsu bduern miro.
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an ale SricNen6rihtcr uuo @cnlfabcl imfrs
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gramiRatjpUeu enSuiaoeu haten, um ihreu
pFihtcn pcr cria9tcr @crt ubswpartcu.
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flu9nis ees @aunte5 eed,d ais &ldqer roer
3eu9cn auButrcteu baben, tenldirittiget,
oos Te iIdl albert uuo oaiclbit eiuSufnren
baben, up cicielben Su prclequiren: pie es
tbncn 9ed)t onnfen mag.
@e9eten inter meiner jHauo, in ber Stdtt
si1eutaun, citfeR 27iteh Gag October, i'm
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George 18etberbplr, Sberif.
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allentaun Scteter 81,
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