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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-06

THRILLING INCIDENT The Eavrs Journal
mentions an incident which occurred to some whale
fshersduring recent voyage, which ii observes would
be encredlble f not attested by the captain and
his men. Captain Degto' efthe Gas,ave whaer, was
fishing off the coast ofNew Holland, and was giving
chase in boat with FIVE men, large cacholet whale
which they soon came up with and hurpOoncd The
animal soon as he felt the instrument went down
perpendiculay and carried ont great quantity Of line.
The crew remained with their oars raised waiting for
his reappearance, when on sudden they saw an
jaw rise up each side fthe boat far above the
gunwale which was caught in The mouth of the whale,
and was ready TO be crushed in an instant. .'
The men were so paralyzed by fear that they could
not obey the captains orders to get out their and
work ct the animals mouth, but gradually the jaw be
gan to sink, and after giving the boats sides terrible
grating, disappeared beneath the water. One of the
men tainted away on his seat. ''..,..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-06
From the New York Herald Dec. 25.
CHRISTMAS DAY.

On this day lS4l years ago, according 10
chronology, Mary,a virgin of the tribe of Judah
was safely delivered off son, whose spirit and
soul was The representative and Son of the
Most High.
This most wonderful event took place in
stable, among little dry straw, in the small
village of Bethlehem, at short distance from
Jerusalem. No parade, no fuss, no splendid
ceremonial marked the birth of the the sacred
Son Of God. The holy babe, as soon as he
came into this living world, was laid in man-
ger, on pallet Of straw, in The presence. pro-
baby, Of two or ihree quiet domestic animals.
But ifthere was no rejoicing on earh-no
movement Of worldly grandeur-no ringing of
bells>-no firing Of cannon-"no excitement a.
mong the sons and daughters of mortality,
there was higher, hoIier, happier son,i-
ment, trembling from The farthest regions Of
Eternity up to the very throne of the God-head
itself Songs ofjoy sounded through infinite
space->and the mulIudnous lights Of tho
mighty armament of heaven, sparkled with
brighter effugence. Who can tell but mil-
lions on millions of burning planets did
spring mp in the deep abyss Of eternity, on the
happy day when The Son of Mary was born
in quiet stable of Bethlehem. there being no
accommodation in the travellers inn2
On this day, therefore, was born the great
bright, wonderful, bene6cien; Being who has
tevolutiOnized the world. and made lowly
man only little lower than the angels and the
atchangels in heaven, and placed woman on
tae same level with both, On this day the
Christian word celebrate the birth day Of it's
Founder, with snitable aud worthy sentiments
of Joy aod veneraton. Let it be done decent-
Iy and in order. Lat Catholic, EpiscoPalian,
Methodist, Presbyterian Universalist. Nor
mon, or MiIiere, pause in their ISLANDERS a-
gainst each other for one day, and join in this
sentiment, and initiate in their ceremonies the
simplicity and lowDess that characterized the
great birth day OF the Lord and Master Of their
faith To-day the several cIergymen celebrate
the anniversary IN their several churches, and
afterwards partake, not ofthe accommodation
of stable, but Of the bost that Fulton market
can give. Ought no, these holy men give and
bless the birth Of the great and wonderful Be-
ing, from the success Of whose course they
are 80 we'll lined, inside and outside? Ought
not these holy men give an example TO theiI
several ffOcksl Ought they not toIbe modest
and pous, and moral, and beevolent, and cha
tablet Ought not such men as Bishop Hughes
or the Rev. Doctor Potts or any other Reve
rend man who NEEDLES with matters beyon
their calling, return 10 the simplicity and inuO
cence ofthe gospel they preachl
Sinners 60 and do Jour dutyl This is ou
] Christmas sermon.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-06

IT WOULDN'T Do.-The wife Of prisoner
confined in tho Albany Jail, went to see her
husband the other week, and dressed him up
in her pellicoaI, and other necessary garments
and assuming his apparel, che remained in the
cell while he cOolly walked away. He had
not proceeded more than dozen yards, when
the turnkey perceived hlm, and DO vas biOt
bac&
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-06

Boys do yOu hear that The St. Louis Bulletin tells
the Printing business, and required by his father to pay
him weekly for his board although he himself was rich
The young man. COURSE thought hard of bis father
conduct in this respect while his companions were per
mitted to spend their pocket money as they pleased
The apprentice grew to manhood. His father then
took him aside, and restored him back all the money
he had paid for his board, telling him it was small
capital with which TO commence business. The wis.
dom of the father was now seen, The son had capi.
tai for business while his companions had contracted
vicious habits Ofvce and ntempOrAncO by being allow
ed their own way whOn boys. Our hero snow at the
head ofa AOurishing publishing house,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-06
From the Philadelphia Times.
A SUBLIME SpEcrAcLE.- IT is AN OMEN.

A SUBLIME SPECTAcLE.-lT IS AN OMEN.
Yesterday morning an incident occufres,
eminently calculated to awaken up superstition
and make the human soul stand still in solemn
awe al d admiration. A noble eagle was seen
lowering over the State House Sieeple. His
broad pnions were stretched forth as if with
whence liberty was proclaimed TO the world,
beneath hs wings. He sailed slowly and
gracefully, high above the spire, for a few min
u,es, aud then, as lfstruck with the expected
quashng of the late Grand Jury -Presenlment
he suddenly wheeled round in the air, and dar-
ted down with the velocity Of lightning towards
the face Of the clock IN the seeple. The
movement was instantaneous, and the imperial
bird Of Heaven, had finally settled on the Top
of one ofhe loitiest trees in Independence
Square>-ihe wonder aud admired Of hundreds
of spectators, who had watched his extraordi-
nary aerial evoIuIons. The bird did not re-
main loUg in that position Proud monarch
ofa he surveyed, he cast one long and fingers
ing look behind, and departed far away 10 his
mountain empire.
What theme is this for the poet. What
food for solemn reflection! Wha, au udoml-
milton the token might convey! How prophet
ic that The Republic might fall beneath Bank
corruption! How sacred the reflection that
the spirit of '76' still hovered over lndepcn-
dence Hall, anxious to guard il from unhoIy
dissertation!
III circumstance of this kind had occurred
among the Ancient Romans, it would have
foretold Of leaiIul events or beiokened some
glorious Triumph either Of virtue at the forum,
or victorious might in the tented field. II they
had bSan troubled with Bank robbers in those
days, they would certainly have inferred that
tho bird ofthe sky had winged its way from the
dark forest TO the crowded, bustling city, for
the especial purpose Of looking TO the cOnvic-
ton and punishment Of tho respectable pirates
and splendid thieves aforesaid.
The eagle may retnrn to the forest agaiu.
1t may spread is pinions in the van of thou-
sand armed hosts. 1t may hover over The ban
ner of 'strpes and stars.'--for, 'child of the
sun, to thee it's given, 70 guard the standard Of
the fres'--but there is no home for i. where
vice and rascslry abound, and where virtue
and morality have ceased to be known as car
dlnal virtues with the people.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-06
BY KITCHENER & MATHEWS.
NEW YEARS ADDRESS.
To THE
PATRONS OF THE
OHIO DEMOCRAT.

r ines steady wing brings on another year.
z ventfhl was the past while hope and fear
"A lternate in the mind of man appear;
q autious be all our actions, firm and true,
II aving our country's benefit in view.
= rials of party strength of late arose
II ard was the contest thus with freedoms foes
Z ach man, his fellow, with words to battle goes.
r eoPle were falsely taught to work change
T. en- in our Institutions sacred range
Oh! would that Freemen's sons may aim to prizs
p rotect and value all our sacred ties:
I, ct not designing, urtlu!, selfish men,
!, z nlice you to forget your Rights again.
Il aste not Hard CIDER as 1t made you stray,
O # virtues path, to tread eviols way.
g, ct not Wing nonsense more make you its tools
Z: mbracs the maxims taught by Wisdom's rules.
A tend to all your rights-bs not dismav'd,
r edeem those happy times you once enjoy'd.
N or let your peace of mind be eyermore annoy'd.
ID ear to each man should our free country be,
r. YER alert to shield its liberty
M onopoly in all its forms resist,
O'cr this extended Union, east and west.
G. ringo not to Banks, nor let them rob you still
r ellse their paper if not redeemed at will;
a dopt such laws to govern them Alright,
g urbing the present evils in their flight;
Y ou then may hope to see their actions bright.
A nd now we hope that those who make the laws,
HG eer may abandon freedoms sacred cause
. ellgbting in the Peoples sure applause.
S ecure, may you enjoy happy lot,
E ach own his land, his tarn, and peaceful cot,
r. i'll well the ground, its riches TO explore,
a. nd Heaven grant blessing on your store.
N ow let us hope prosp'rou year to come,
ET ealih, Peace and Plenty be our constant boon,
7 n all the States may citizens be just,
G. i've thanks 10 Him who is our only trust:
II old fast the Union, bind its sacred cords,
v aluing all its right-enaced Laws.
A home may knowledge overspread the land,
T, earning and Science flourish hand in hand
u MIL the People shall in greatness shine,
z YER grateful for such gifts sublime.
o hio State, in greatness still shall boast,
N or shall bhe be abash amid her sister host
q ur trade and commerce may it extended be,
u nto our Tradesmen, Artists, Merchants, free
r epete with benefits to posterity
S till nearer home now let nay subject bend
A nd 10 our country my good wishes tend.
q arelil am my thanks to Patrons give,
r clying on their future bounty, live:
IL latednow, fairer prospects view,
. eriv'd from Hope, in Eighteen Forty>Two.
r. aise up, Defend, your Democratic Pressi
Tn every house then let it find access;
q i've TO its Conductors your full support
Fl clip hemto sustain good report.
II hus all my friends and Patrons keep in view,
S ONE recompence for me-so now Adeu.
l.... CARRIER ROY
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-06

RC'Ody limbs Of the LdsO.-- most dsgracefll occur
renee took place at ST. Louis on the 18th u between
Judge MuanPhy and r. w. Risque, member of the
bar. AS the judge was passing along the street. Mr.
Rlsque stepped towards the judge and mades oen-
sive remark, wbersupon the Judge drew sword from
his cane and stood the Dc ensive. Rsdue rushed at
him and struck him several blows, without much inu~
~. Rsqne now drew pistol, and was in the act of
firing it the Judge, when the marshal Of tho county
inefersd and stopped the proceedings, The cause of
the difficulty arose from hu Judge having made rule
toshow cause why the name ofV. Risque should not
be stricken from the roll ofattorneys.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-06

As one TO MiLLIoN.-Bya report issued by the
poor law guardians of Of the districts in England,
il was found that the quantities of the necessareS of
life doIed out 10 the wretched applicants in week
were three thousand eight hundred and sixty pounds Of
potatoes, and one pound ofbaconl sr
ArGbidn LdnguGgs:--Soms idea may be formed nfthe
richness oths Arabian language from the fact that it
contains one thousand different words for sword, four
hundred for lion, four hundred for serpent aud eighty
for honey. What language to make war or lore in.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-06

He LIVED BUSY LIFE.-A short time since
Thomas Dlckman, Esq. died 10 Springfield,
Mass. aged 73 years. He was veteran eds
itor. Having served bis apprenticeship with
BENJAMIN Edes, in the Boston Gazette Office,
he commenced in Greenfield in 1898, the slm-
partial Inlelligencer.' The gentlemanly eds
tor of the Boston Courier, Mr.. Buckingham,
was one Ofhis apprentices at Greenfield. 10
this place Mr.. Dlckman served as Postmaster
under the elder Adams. Afer the lapse oils
years he bought the Hampton Federalist,
which he published from 1906 TO 1919. He
next kept book store, then reading room,
and represented Springfield one year IN the
Legislature. He was 40 editor, and therefore
died poor
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-06

Drunkenness is bewitching devil. apleasant Pois.
on, and aswesl sin,--A -AWgusttnc'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-06

The 'John Bull" aLondon newspaper, apeaking
Of the dissolution Of President Tyer's Cablnst, says;
Mr. Webster, indeed Keeps his place. Webster skno'aa
10 DO faporGble 70 British alicncs,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-06

ANOTHER EvE.-A very pretty young lady
in New Orleans, had retired to rest few
weeks since aud was thinking Of her'lOver in
the storm at sea, when 10 her utter astonish-
meut she discovered serpent coied up in the
bed by her side. The young lady screamed,
The folks came and the intruder vas killed. II
il not stated what the tempter said to the
damseE
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-06

0as sbArniS eintr 3eitlarift mtle assbBls
.ptrt6oft asppntt Splrt lit an9t SeIblt ur tSs6 mebr
ss6 unS mir wurecn Gaon fter mtbrsen anerer Se.
tanten iur eraussate fcden dlgsmunfert ofSe'G
bt tinterntbme @ sebes span anb rieien oaber Jeess
suaubeme Der Nr uraf. 9la bcm Aaflrtn ece eer mSe.
res Des einssen Slattes otefr Qrt in beutr
mir nit nr aus Jeue ans san8t onbern crbielten a Uc
attrtrcn ienbrft sttbtten &anbwirben bic Sue9srans,
beB e uns bas ntsrntbe, ole ttarteitcr, a 1eo 2sle
erti9tern werotn-D 3u6erun9 ptranIaBte uns 5s an.
aao bic ttis 3orarfeeu uO roSa terets Ssrcen 70 pe
IN @taN seftst ncen rem qDanl1sn Dsrsr ansrsl
ttutfbeu Wittarser p9n ertrums Der SespsllerunSs1
umo Grnbunaeu int SelSe Sanowirbot am ptren 8f
iu tnt(pred3rM Oardb 0eraussatt bts
"Q bmnnns I'M @eften."
Das 1lat Miro ctao ir SOC utsr1rciber calr 9etnnct
baben cua rbeine,, 3u BEN prtife ton 81 fur rem Sabr
gang. 0rlunsen mtn pcrtcrci tinseIanot wtroen' ~e
Drttft (on In Der prttcffiee nAt stSslanSt wsrcsr
g.. gU a I ker
Cinsinnatt, Gairs II, 1s42.
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.Oe(6E,tiff ,9lnsei9e.

i6 neint ettbrttn rtunbt, NE baa
utfi i semeinen, baS m ueineR ftf0stsgn
srn Sa6 BEN @snss
mia ao crr orberm eSfte pom 6tutsen 1aSe an aSenrm'
met, bate utb res gsibaf stan antsr Der Strma:
8. is. NBefeLbceft ..no Comp: 80
foroettA ,rrS ic 4ttisd unp a(tpa Die tis gum SleH
ar, ots Sabrs rrr6ancen raren, atrnebmt i'd fur melt"
&. 6. We1elbceft
nbn i bas DtiSe tfatst. ttte t3 5n9lelN pes 9cepr
ADstIifun bote 3traun pas e Der a(tcn Sra fAentte
aud a bic a,t,c III tcrtrasen. Sa m felt ebrn abrtn IN Den
Btaften tes trrn QBcbceft arteite nc naee stne &C.
ra,,ne aiit rifr &e,s aptrtraut 70 hmei9e t@ m'r
NIT ber 0ctns bas ertratn Der frhberen
pie bas pubHtam aberbaart 5a stpnHe'.
6. E. Habemader.
D6tlabelr6ia, ben lten Qpri Is '2
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observation-disclosures

0<tr ltntrr;eidbncte bat ttinc qeerfifatte,
SZAsSsssE% &Jfribcr in Der Glib Wareiitrabc, in tir
ES5sk bic OF sxustarapasfrabe in Canton, mct:
@SRs# (ieb pcn ,,amerean .octet," IN eos o1etda>
Z4aSsss &c. tptlhts cbrptu ron .orn. ySaecb Sala''
SzM5M tcrrbnt tpurrr, rerIcSt, wr CT bic SrrSaner
e6asEE% rrr ctfent[ttn CUNT, bic Dm bisbrr auf tis
ne g tera ne ~ xbs srpcrren su crbattn srbentt Gr
hift tefanpia ant 0Sno Gin ausSl,tes 4artment pen
Teinen SOllten
rcn elmer toten Nonufact, bic CT mrbr rerfaun tanr
ale e lei rSeuo tine SNfmaanc lit Ganton 81 Hattn np
oGr aarantirt, paB ftin quite ron penn Ete U1atmi "ht
mad rer MeueIten 9olort pcrTertl9t INN
' " G. 81. ggDet>b.
Gantrn, Sunt 4, 1881 47>lS.
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9eutf6e
Qanblun9 I'M G5roBsn unD Rlerneu
Tf1Hn1nr 5EHf,rr

$40. ~. am QRa(Ttr, in gtpclann Gbir &
Wat tctntn Srruncn nnr rem putt1m eobtuuaavrG kt.
tannt, raBrr an rtt9tr Stelr cine rtutfbc !
Speceret Seanelungim Grp6en unb Slctuc1,
rtatirtbat, nnb fets cine pprs sh9l4e Qls,rabl rrn
Vrceern, QStinn, $iqucrcn, ctrn, xatat @oI, GiHtn
rorilrntn, &afe 3nfcr, 1bec, Iaurn un 0trittn bl.
ldnbilhc Sdrinscn, 9crSrrtc 3wec den ttntet in
icin SID cnfhlasencen N:ten auf y5anr bacu wirb
Gr fault unb Uertauft aud
RebL 9SatSen, Stetnalde unb 1anbcsprcbufte
jertr Qrt.
{becbrr Safer ut ttoufra9t 9crftc auf ernIonorntn
ron Obl qct nnb prraibe nr anrern rccuter ~ mod.
len, bic an ne Sreunh bic Srma q" Ee un6 8 irr
IN 9lt0 Drrt Sma6t une an Jpn, in Glcpano iur
Ntrfrnbun9 ttnsrfrat wcrcen. @cne Srtunrt H. 3d. trtr.
rcn seifas AuttraSe fir grreerien arert Otter rr
een til9Ncn Scein9nnSn nnr aufs hntc teorsen mem,
etrtn our9 Gnntsfcnannttm e sansen unp cntperr
snrd 1ratten taar rera,!steaph rrer rur rfins rrn
proeMfttn 5u i1rtr 0pnRsnarnen bafnr ecetdt fnb.
90 User 2clIman tinr eniiat 9nemtnte rie ron sintwa
re"tien 0onul sart epn an tcfcrst tefsrrsr III.
tsn mill prtr aud ocrcr 9onc au tc,ietn rrer Gin
snrsn bat fam m a" ml rnren ra i'd a bsrsleie, Nnr.
trd9c, rcrmtf cines 81 urers g. qe Safer eb,rbeifbtr
ernfnt nno prainnt Der reudtn tcG(ba IN 9ltp' q1rt
ano rcrnose nntrtr aus9trebnttn 0fts 8erttncnetn i'm
allen {belIcn Stu8anes, dar 3ufrenbeit atr 9etGeien
teicr9tn fam.
2hepbpr Td6er.
Cleveland, Gbir, Stunt 26, l84l. 5e,kp
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Weroel ODER GalferDe.
gauertt fCbet bicr

9errett &anf mannnno 60. Caidj nah.
bey n.eirer Nable en srcBcs Eager ron Metdel cnt,
cedt babe fpcldes beD analDher llnterl,dr,o np,,
so bls IS rccent &alt su entbaltcn d5 cre(eD hat.
u1o ea beien 1iusen beDm Aderbau fo,ppbl i'm Sfen
als audi IN Gnrcpa befannt 70 ,pirb r,ro fribere n,b
9esenpartl9 6onit eemadte 8erf,de, ce0ene eddsbar,
3eu9nIe weroen ceutiier bartbun hog penr hepsrihe
semahlen, nno als en Streuol,,ser anaemonct pirp.
er bem SanbnStY @Dpe aleid5 fommf. nnb ar.
tpaIersaisem 2anbe, cenfelben ibertrt. Damit fei,
Setrua pb'palten mbse, ibersebe i Sbnen anmt eie
analgte per Mer9elarten, aus Gore's @bemic.
ir oaB jeoer sderSmann e taterlildeu nnS elbf nr,
Ibeilen faun r'''$ ~
D@emah lener Mers / gum gerfauf an
n1einer Wible, rahe beD @anton, AT Dem oerinoc,t
preiie bon SO 90 Die Come SShm ghn rb' -
| Santcn, SMuY 25, 1s41.
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Dr. Ubttnf,tta111r,
ltt Gdfftptf. @tdrf 6dlrt1. Shl

- - in Canton, Starf @aunty, SblO.
A6Hadbt ben nttum biermit ne trsebtmc QnjetSt Dag
Ay% Ct fcne Office in 6aus rpcdcS ebrfem ron Sr
&intp tcbnt Uube orret bat une arcr ctrje't ftrc
1T AWas nne Nnfrastn ner reanoe ano G6nntr ~ enF'
-fan8tn uuD 81 btforsen.
Mud m5tt bte Stle9nbtt bnttn, i'm ftinn osPanerl
1T ben bm 40 Tbtf sepr0snen iteralen 3uprn es an1
y Ganfen Nrrif I 1912 38,6.v.
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9eutlbes @alfbaus III @tneinnatt
Observation-Disclosures

3eutlhes @afbaus in gtneinnati.
an litttmartt III Stem CITRATE, wiIhcn rer Sine nnr
sQnuB StraBen) Der Gnoes6enannt empfiebtfu afDans
o.r un ner Sanrseute, intem er 70 einseri it, rag
ReD 81 5nB uno 80 prb oocr nit Subrpeien auf bic te
auie 2Bee lo9lrcn tann. Stn oaus nne ene Stallune
ebe Oartt bartt, ano feine Bebauplus hno 8t
nSen % eaB Sep5bnl ce ieccr bep bm surrcn, bic Gin
ulal bep bm tinSetcDr batcn QBer Die rctt init s MAIDEN
nil III ber3b spltcmmt.t. Sapip pftfcrsr.
Cincinnati, Sctruar 20. 1889. t.U.
Dr altere 9tcbdttrur biets 8tattes 2nn Gryrotun
ales befatiSen tplS 6etr y. ptcn (aSt.
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g1niIIla1tI let1tnI0n,

Sdneiberunb &leiber mt d. er.
1etunce feline Sreu,btn unb utlitum, taS nre '
y er crtf1brt in cbists @eaft eu nem alttn tetan.
ten @tanbpunt Tim septen Stcdmtte Der an Sant an Der
Nerbw.ts e res 0arttrieredes n asa ten perbersntn
3wcSen jutetrcttn.
Oa CT resemass Die 9atueen acttn nnh 3u(bnt 8essn
ron Den clien @tsarn trba TT t naourc ineen Stane
sst aen tisem AufcrberunSen cint Snn 81 tnttrrtn
uo mic er bot aseeue 3utenbeit Strabren llno CT
it p6ls encn perr leis nod Dabe ,u paren. feins al
ten Snrtn nt tepubaltsn pnosrn oren nur rtnsAr
tst uno 8ebanoluns aud INNER rd mtbr perbensn uo
balten. Diatbe nur einnal rem 0erinA =
Canton, Sulp 80, lS4l. 3str.
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Nufenu's y2eues 6ptel,

iu Der 9taot SriSgepater, 8eaYer Co., Yennnlpanien
INer nrrfhttue Jcist BEN pMflttum erSeben bag
ncn an ser ncrDttli6en Gdt Ots art 0erts tpeli RON
Gfare no Cos @rrcicns unb 0pmmiBrns 9Baarenlastr,
m rues rtrl erritc bat, pOItltft @ nar CUTE e.ies
auas unp tiase pr tembsR irS Die twpserbrtt oes uts
itums ~ tcroieeu @ein 9nte bat init pcr3sti.
ten ranten vcrebtn, ein x miro NIT aem rtritbn (epn
pas bic 0utts rartiett no nt tat fcnist
aeecmocaticnen no sraumiS CT erstbent Gin
an,uruftn uno spebt I4 ale ots puktitums erstbtner
Oisntr 9ttnri@ Antemu.
9reBttpattr SacU. ~. b.U.
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