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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10
ttrIl or mr. CLAY,

BEECH or flil. CLAY
|sfvcrs os THE DELIVERY 90
|softnoy PETITION 80 nfa
n ncnaovp, isHAvA
|l,to October, 1912, Mr. Clay
i way from Dayton. Ohio, 20
I. lhe seat ol government OF lhe
4 diana, 70 which be bad been pre-.
\ aipd. storrd 90 Richmond, O.
.vwn .n tnal State, where n vast.
A amounting 20 - or 10000, had
4 ohert hiu, aud greet and well
Eafl,al among them. After IA.
\ refreshments be repaired 10 The
k,rIed lot the occasion, from
H addressed the immense assem-.
n M, accustomed manner, on the
+ ic. Of the day. II IS not intend.
prt any part Of the speech which
R,td with enthusiastic applause.
ose Mr.. Clay was informed that
ndenhall was present and desi-
Etsentng a petition 10 hm, and
quested Tor that purpose to as
sand. He did SO, and delivered
b. 10 Mr.. Clay. lie handed it 10
#who read il aloud Ia Mr.. CLAY,
assembly. The petition prayed
bed rhal Mr.. Clay would forth
ae all his slaves, unjustly, as i
ED in bondage, and placed the
% principally on the ground that
chration of American lndepend-
declared "Jhat all men are crea-
lAat they are endowed by then
Eih certain malienable rights
He reading of the petitien the as
Manifested great sensation; some
pull him (Mr. Incidentally down
h degree of excitement, OF anger
pdgnatlon were kindled againS'
be slightest manifestation OF dis
on TIE part Of Mr.. Clay, nigh
posed Mr.. MendehhaIl 10 greal per
nger. But Mr.. Clay rose, Wit
Camness and composure, aud mrs
X The multitude in a train Q
b and entreaty, he hoped tina
deuhall might be treated with IN
lolbearance and respect. lie as
fellow citizens there collected
Presentation Of the petition na
Soned hun the slightest pain, no
One solitary disagreeable emotion
E 10 be presented 10 him he prt
at il should be done in the face {
and respectable assemblage. II
be could give it such an answer {
him and the subject OF which
AT all events, he entreated an
bis fellow citizens, for their SAX
Cuniry's sake, for his sake, TO oti'
peci, no lndignity, no violence,
deed, TO Mr.. Mendenhall.
ppearlng 10 compose the assen
Clay bowed TO Mr.. Mendenha
esslng him said:
now, sir, make TO you and to tn
such a response as becomes m
e 10 say thai | think you have n
60 10 The independent character
rlcan citizen, in presenting a pc
me- | am like yourself, prlva
A petition, as the term impllt
proceeds from an inferior in POI
iOh TO a superior; but between
~ entire equality. And what a
instances under which you ha
Oler II! | am a total strang
'n'cOgh your State, on my way
!, N consequence of an inyitati
MI nave been honored to visit
ge inendly situations with So
snow citizens Of Indiana as TN
meet me, and to accept OF tn
!. Anxious as | am TO see the
.ew parts Of this State which ! }
81, came here with hesitate
''ncs' because ] apprehended Il
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10

The ,oits Of the locofoco party are max
ing themselves quite merry over the idea
that, ga very few Polk berries will kill
COON" Perhaps they might; but they
ought to recollect that very few cooas will
partake of the unsavory fruit; and if they
don't take the prison, surely il Will not kill
them. The locofoccos. howevr, must take
care that they are moi greater sufferers
from the political dose they have mixed up
than are those OF their opponents whom
they would coax, if they could, 10 swallow
it, bat we do not happen TO have sufficient
confidence ii The manufacturers OF the
Polk-berry pill. 10 patronze their quack
medicine Tor the cure Of government DIS
eases. Georgia Chronicle,
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10
MIR FRED. ]. Corr"

VAN BuRnN BAYou.-There is a Bayou
in Thensas Parish, La, called, ''Van Blu
rem Bayou" Ii derived its name from
the singular fact that when ii IS rising II
runs in one direction, when il IS falling u
runs in an opposite course, and when It :
at It's highest no one can Tell which way i
runs. Some good iornoihing Wing named
that Bavou.-N Courier.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10
VOLUME I--EUMBER =.

ether end ablss gigotaisa NJ their opinions
~ lhs ofii'sf n ihs nsR4iAiiou. n $50 a..
slmfd. wift nssse r0HfslsHes than tiffum.
aafff wsnsnisd. lll.i ales.isnief ~ ne
people a fstss wsfs N ffyef ~ ~ mess.
uff 1hu 80 mefs Hasff. lAe lle enc
which rles ffs ~ h. fflti hat tNeihlfjf
" fhe 4 y Nsngir wDuli vote lnf Ne iffas
~ hH p tfffsf tHwplsdKF NJ fasla hss
Proved fai kHh wNfs sffetfgHf W
fisnd, here no ss'arisird n lisi Ne ops
position ~ y ~ fifons ani suTestsfol
TIE far h hvl No ~ consaalsi. ll,sl ffvm
sll quafier, lhs sgifsnfrt afe firoog and
palpable ~ = rfowis aVerslon 10 ~
sfhsfne"
ris Washington creasJ vioaies'et
mysg
"if annexation fal under tl,s fstamble
coordination ~ chromosomes IN whlehH
VS. conceived. y " lswl forever. proving
caneiuugely that higher destiny awaiis ~
flan - shrink inlo anuhilallon. ny being
merged a1d lost ~ lhe eumbrous. nnmHh.
aQssde. unwieldy government If the Uni.
ted States future iof whieh 0ur poster
nv will, with holy fcfgor. lh8uk The Tod ~
their destiny, for Judging more wisely for
them than their iofeiathers did"
The Lagrange Cresas) Inlelligencer say;
"Wlo. we ask. we're thr great movers
" The annexation question fret IN the Uni
ted Stalesl Was u not ibose that hold
Thousands Of acres NJ Texas lands. fexn'
bonds, treasury notes. &cl Even ono u
thc starved gentlemen has been provided
for particularly hy this treaty. (Mr Daw.
sony What induced this '--wa, u their
p1troti,m was II lhr love Of TcxaR No
bdl desire To- secure from few thousand
dollars llid out IN wild speculation, ar
everlasting fortune. This might all b.
done, and we. perhaps, would have bcci
in three years from this, w q worse siiua
d. lion ;han we were three years ago. Ever,
working man would have quit bis deli
bought uegros on credit, al three or iou
prices and never.lailiug, lioiInr, gentry
spectators would have covered our lam
"a the flies did Egypt"
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10

L. Assseinu inside faf fhesa Who aa.
larger SEALS
MeaIiaies ~ af.re Flll b ~
81 6r s'sie sod Distinct officers,
|. \ ~ sdifHf
I..aegall ION WORN done A. ilis
I ,msmaa,eatiana addressed ~ Che
l. fasi yaid N SEIZURE attention
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10

Ma. CLAY AND TuE TARrFr.--A cores
pondent Of the Pittsburg American, "a
some Locofoco editors have had atlforherv
enough to say that their candidate, James
X. Polk is as good tariff man as Henry
Clay, ask the publication of the following
letter recently received by Frederick j..
Cope, Esq, Of Greensourg, chairman OF
the committee Of correspondence for Wes-
moreland county.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10

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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10
oAsHLANp, Juno 29Ih, ISM.

DEAR SIR: have received your favor, sta
ting that our political opponents represant
me as being friend of protection at the
North, and for free trade at the South q and
you desire an expression OF my opionion,
under nv own hand for the purpose Of
correcting this Misrepresentation | am
afraid that YOU will find the effort vain 10
correct misrepresentation of me. Those
who choose to understand my opinions can
have no difficulty in clearly comPreheubng
them. | have repeatedly expressed them
as iale as this spring, and several times in
answer to letters from Pennsylvania. Ny
opinions. such as they are. have been re-
Gently quite as freely expressed at the
South as | ever uttered them at the North
| have every where maintained. that -
adjusting = tariff for revenue, discrimlna-
tons ought TO be made Tor protection: that
the tariff of 1912 has operated most bene-
IfciaIIy, and that | AM UTTERLY OP-
! POSED TO IT'S REPEAL These opin
ions were announced by me at public
meetings in Alabama, Georgia, Charleston
lin Sonth Carolina, North Carolina and III
Virginia. am respectfully
Your friend and obedient servant.
II. CLAY.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-24
Yreitaa, Den 24ten Olai 1914

ne, jebt bat er ieia 8crt 9ebaen. 9e Senfel =
oad)te td, u&tnoermprb S,er 9ebt es ettpas fir's
srn'lnal9eridt no bic gcrfebun9 bat Did, ba3u aus
ereben, bic lluttot ans eitt su ;eben."- famen
6alc bic Grerpe binauf cine Gbire Onee d ein retz
DIES SdlafSimmer empn9 midi. Sm, Bette lag eine junz
9e b6Ife Srau NIT perpeten 9lu9en.-,,Nter, lte6er
Neiter', fling (Ie an, neten Sie an ieben Se metn
sIles, ein cnS9es Gut in Der Welt, Den metn Wanu,
Der fdnolde W6rter, ertpiir9t hat.Ger Sar9 1T brd
redt bubfh 9epcrben 2" usber', fhrte jeet bic an>
Imerun9fer nca5 1T ia Der Meter gar ntt. QSos falt
lSbncn et, mein S.err 1ler lIno Sic benn 2''-"co,
|Sbr Sddnrloben - brnnerte id lcs, d1 bin II d9
@ner fGnblider elersbeIfer. Sber Die 9rrehun9 hat
Imh ou6crtObren, Guer bOlildes Greiben an ben Sag
lsu brin9en Dentt Sbr ettpa Guer &incermoro tCnne
uo Der Menlhen ict Sbr eoe IT, 9lntport 9eben iiber
Guer erbreden - Grltaunt unb erfhredt aben mid,
beioe Srauensimmer alt $50 1T oas un9ldlite 9ez
mcrcete &nb td muB lleber;eu9un9 haben, unc oon1
wehe Gnd % 9afd riB id1 bic fhOne, CRIME ietoene
Cede bon elmer tetnen Maba9rnD SO sc, bic neben
nen Soaoreu, lag NIT um9ebrebtem SaIle bori.-Blus
men lasen nm ibn ker.-S hattie mid, allo blamrt' II.
mu6te bumm, iebr bumm aus9e1eben baben ce,n aIs
td bic Tbiir binter mir bate, bDrte d) bic Srauenj
msr laut aufaden. Sluf Der Sra6e a6er fam mir ber
Gifhler ent9egeu, Der einen muucerNhSuen Sar9 aus
@benbcs trus elher tcbur nit Glfcnbeu unc Silber
dus9eIe9t tpor-,,gs rute fdn, tuS pfer et,rer tUn
Icerd,en mdnnliden @iferIdt =! oadte id,, unc 9int
nod cauie.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-24

50 / c c.-Erootbriefe bon Mercc, 1aot cine 81.
D. 3e'tun9, psrildern, baB Sana 9lnu ernlfltc bamt
nm9ebe, lld gum un1mfhrdntten errIder bon Naericc
aufStperel uno oaB bic b0beren Sffsere, 70 pte Die
Srmee llberbarpt, lenen pGdnen 9epc9cn le Sc fcl5
len llberoes utee enuBrede ercnen, Die Der etpaer
llnruben uuo pOtdeu 0GedieL miioe (1ub, Die plGne
Santa snas auf'S &rdftge unterftieen, tn Der lle1
6ere"9nn9 Dap oas V2ertc Golf nod nid 9luff(druns
9enu9 beTse, fb le6it Su re9ieren.
err Ban Suaen ia9t iu leinem 8riefe 9e9en bic un,
beoln9te 9lnfnabme bon Geras: vDie eesentudrtiaen
9erbdlnie 5tpifhen Seras II. Naerico mSSeu fd balb
10 oerdneern, oaB bic Gtnmirfe, pele id eeaen cine
nnosr59lde sufnatu1e BON Geras ansefibrt babe, 70
9etdndt roer pelleidt sdnsli aus oer Meqe qerdu>
met weroen. boB bic Sra9e Elm gang aneeres 9n(ebe
erbaIt Go ftetnt, ais pb oerr 0an Buren bet benz
Sd)re1ben ieines Srtees bic Dbenerpdbnten Wdne 6.
staas i'm 9Iu9e 9ebab babe; benn es it Oenbar, bae
Mersco nn9eSUun9en Die llnabbdn99tet BON Geras IL,
oleIen Sahrcn nod ntd1t anertennen trb Oerr 8on
S'ren mB oaber auf Die Ndne Santa slna's-cb eiz
ne @Inmtnn9 @n9lancs an9eipielt baben. Scltte es
Santa Gina 9eltn9en, etne obiolue Nonardie in Neerz
CO gu 9rlnoen, 70 mare freilid Der 8es bon Geras fir
Die 9seren9en Staaten bon nod 9r6Berer 8idiafeit,
o's ee efenoar bere1ts lit. CQSeltbir9er.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-24
Ote so 5 rber.

usmo sie es 9'' fra9e MIDI etnes sbenbs cine peibs
lide Stimme. ugertebt lIdt, bin d esq, badte unc
anportete id gs spar 70 ountel, baB man taum Spei
Sdritte tpet ieben fcnnte id tano Dor elmer paues
tbre, cine eebe SrauenSmmerbano er9rtff bic meinie
9e uno 5c9 MIDI in ben bunfeln Sur -vDas prb cine
tnterefante ueberradun9 et,-penn mir ns cee fou,e
men,, eadte i'd; je nun, nur feline 3 el!-Sd
Ioridte bic leenbe 6rauen3immerbanb aufs 3drtd(e,
rreit id slaubte ibr bamit eiuen @efaaen s1 tbun.
~9Sas fdQt Sbnen Elm 60 fraste fle srnenb, ,baben
|Sie ben Sar9 mtgebradt 2'' Sin Sars ?' ib ftaub
pe oerfeinert, nabm MIDI aber snfammen, uuc Iaste
,,er tpro eled nadtcmnen.' y Oaabame erpartet eis
Idou cine Stunbe" fifferte sic, ,,ber 0err fam je.
ben susenblid pieber fcn'men, ,anb 10 uns, penn
CT etpas bon Dem Be9rdbnne merit. .n-vSc! Sc!"-
brummte id in oem 8art.,, Sfcn ols er Weaba,ne bel.
ratbets, bat er INNER sebrObt ee n,e 1erbea, spenu
seabame gar uidt ocu bm affen tonne arme alei
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-24
(Nus rem ,,6citf Der 3rit.")
9efunoener Brief.
@eliebter Bruoer !!

SelteDIef XoflIocf
| Sd babe ;uperGdiiI9 oerucmmcn, ba6 Gu did Der :
beraben tpil pc3u d Cir aus benz c5nnerlten meines
9erens Slid tplinid)e; beionOers aber pinfde m Cir,
loaf Gu bci Gcner Dir errdblen GbeIiebtcn 70 qerne
tpobnen mSget, pie Der Slreubaun, bel Dem MentUde,
oenn bieer 9iebt cem Slipenbaum ebr pel 6rudtborz
teit. Tabci aber, erensbrueer, muB id Cir pcrltels
en, mas Gicgenes, Elm berlbmter Menpci1er. in Der
9eaterie bonn Soeirathen fpriht urem er alfo fast:
,,Pmmt elmer cine SdOne, 70 laoet er hemlihe Scrz
gen ouf ietnen Seals benn nbet mehrere eebbober
uno 1T baber fd,rer alein Su babeu. Nimmt er eine
ndBbe, 70 eifsrt te NIT hem Wanne cine cunqe pers
tebt nldt oiet ucm ausbaft cine ste 1T perbreetid
Inno falmdnferlfd gefcmmt man cine 9feid,e, fc bat
nan ben td9lben 8etelbnub auf benz Seller uno uuf;
ibr Sflaoe iein. 9itmmt man cine 9Irue, 70 mu6 mani
Gag ano gtad,t arbeiteu. caB mau ij erndbren farn
Cine Zig lit bcfarti9 nnb ootet etnen brer tdt
wlrots ST e etne llnarelde, o wtrc fe nid eeddet
uno ct tbretipe9en oeraehtet eroen Se elmer QStpe
bat ntau oa6 td9le COB bres oerltcrbenen Wannes in
Der SdIel liesen. ST fIe cine Suu9rau 70 1T e nbt
sabm uno mciB fb III feline @rthlhaft su Ihifen. 8e>
frmtmt man cine Srudtbare, 70 aue man naob leinem
@elbbeuel uno peropfe bic Shren Dor benz perorieBl
den Tadtweinen Der &inber. @ereen bic SDbne in Der
I9usenb ersc9en uo ferben> 70 bepent man brenGpo );
no e ober bCfe unb 9cttlos 70 bepent man te i'm ees
ben, benu uu9e3csene &noer ilnb Meer, lpetde ben
9dtern bic ersen curhbchren. oat er cine bone Gpd
ter, 70 lit e bOs Su bten bat er cine bd6be, 1T ite
fdtper an ben Moun su brin9en. Manselt ben G6dern
bas 9eiratbs9ut 70 bat Der gater oele Srrsen, bnen
eius 3u erperben. eirathet man cine llnfrutbare, FOL
|bat ber Mann tein ger9ntgen BET br uuo eran9t nt
|oen 3ped bes @beanbee. SIT es cine 1ugenobafte, fol
Ibeerst oer Waan, e 6dte Dor ibn erbeu. ST eine
Ieaerbafte, 70 bat er Sag II. Nat eneu Geufel urt @
unb fnbet nirsenos Oirbe. 8ei Glide ebt er aare @es
lGder, unb tatt NIT spet u eien, muB er unpernins
Ittse ebef einfhladea Q8il er nad fener srbeit i'm
|gette 0Rube iuden, 70 muB Ct unter oacer uno Sreit
IeinfAlafen."
llno Du, m,en allerliebfer 8ruber, ptlf9 Elm 8eib
laebmer cA 3ittere bel oieiem Deinem Gntfdue. SIT
Dir nun ,.i su ratben ane cer ghetanb ptast Did s
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-24
9 Saftimpre, ben 3. Mai.


Die pro5eflcn Der QSbis Qualifications @cnpenttcu
Sdon pcr9etern besanu lid, bic Stabt f fe1tlid,m
lhnuden Sremoe aus ben entegentften 9beilen Der
llnlon fIten nnere StraBeu, unere Note(s, uub bic
ne'tten prtoatbduler; Mdnner, 6rauen unb &inber,
es mar 9eiddfttq, Dee in Der plitf ene, bic auaes
tan9ten gate pltrotg 5u enpfan9er une 9le aepannt
auf oas, was oa tcmmen tpitroe bic 9Sbiesrpseflpm
Die Settentpe9e Der in ben, rceramn,e aufaeseines
ten StraBen paren ihcn frub Mprgens bet Odn1ernne
beiest lno ee llnn1ae bon 4euten burhpcate biefes
beu Wfuf erldpQ BON alien gder, uno Die perfbteoez
men Dele9ahcnen, pee Dem 8erfan,mlungsplas su,cs
gent oerfanbeteu, caB Die QSbis prosecn bao beetnz
men Dtroe Cine St1noe nad) Der anoern oerftre,, bic
Dame1 IN ben enifern uno alf ben 8alcrns. bic 8ers
fduer bon Badges" IT, ,@dfes" be9annen tereits urs
rub9 su eroen, NIT lln9eoulb erpartete Nes ben s>
fang Der Seierltobfeiten. -
Gnoltd fomnt bic 9lbantaarbe anaelcbpbet. III q4as
gen nno gu pferbe, Mdnner unb Weiber, gjroge unb
alene, Sdtparse II. lBetBe.-Seet lafen d, bic Naus
ts@b0re oernebmen uno eine unberfebhare 9eibe bon
Bannern nno lcntt9en @ntblemen btetet G, bean bSdt
ertaunten 99e bar. llnter Surrab9efhre brdugt fd5
Der latse 3u9 burdb Die errtdeten gbrenbSsa u. bas
9Seoeln bon Haientahern besen9te Dem Dsctratilges
,nnnten su ieinem Secanern, ca bic edces BEN @cOns
bnlbi9ten.
8alc uad3 10 llhr este f bic grcsefra BON B. tpets
liden Gbee Der Stabt ans ii 8sipeauaa n Der erlfen
9Ibtbeil8 berielben befaucen @ Der Biirgermeifer D.
Baltimore, ole attcuai Jten,tnaticns Convention,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-24

e3r 10 "'niebe td Cir Die 9u9eu bes 9r9us, bic Iaf
res 0Solfes, oes 8uhies 3uuee, bes Strouses ooen.
oos e'end res jcd'boren Shen ces @1es St6rfe l1nb
DIE Nebtbltmer SrO, oamtt gu in 9em tucb be(feben
mc9et Sn Der gSet lIno oiererle Dn9e, peloe oerS>
9eno i1nr, ben Wenfden aus cent au1e ,u iaoe, unb
ipor Der Nouf, bos Seuer, Elm serrIenes Oao5 uno
e1-bDies 0Setb. Oreien berocn it leitt ob,ubelfen.
oe1 Nande NIT Geroeden be6 SeuerS, bas 6euer fam
man Iold1en bas Tad fanu man ausbefern "a Ser
fur Elm bDes 9Seb 1T auf Gpttes gro6pben fen Rtel
CUR Se1errng. 9Senn Gib nun befes 9lles nid,t obz
d1redt, II. Gu bet Getnem gDrboben Did, in ben @bez
tnno 3t be9ebe eben blebf, 70 mare meit gatb, O1t
nahneit ene etne gum QSebe, bant Ou unter 70 oiez
len lebeln oas StIente wdbIeit. @etpiB, Brioerdeu
gu tprlt 5tpar uber netn Sreiben laden Hub aus fol-
diem ntdbt oiel 9eben laen; t bite Cid aber, bebe fol-
DIES aut nno nadrem Du eniee 3eit NIT Oeinen IEei>
be 9ebauet, 70 iberfebe oIes ieper 1to trenn's Di
nd,t 9ercaet bat, mil io nt mebr Cein Bruoer fem
oenn bns etratben uno 9aufen 1T 70 nabe pertpaubt,
pie Der Sag uno Die O3aott. Gin pcet faet:
Sn ben Gb'tano fcb begeben,
SIT tpchl ene idrne Satb',
Slber offers tpiro bas Qeben
Gurct9elebt in 98eb r1nb Sd,.
0etn aufrtdtger Sruber
Sanns Sebe ntbtd5w wobL
es miro Gid ni5t rcuen.
GarnunssfoOt BEN s9ften oerotbsmpnat,
i'm Sabr, ais ih nod lebie par
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I@el1H9t Sbnen bteie 3bot tpie icb III G5ott hpf
Damn be9ebe td midi uuter bren Sd,ub unS entfliebe
Don bier init hnen. d nil tieber arbeiteu, bae mir
oas SIut aus ben Td9en brn9t ais in bieer MOrbcr-
c5rube in aller Shle oes 8pbQebens ncdJ eiuen Sag
Hanger Uerpcilen.''
.a, mein retencer @ngel Gu boft 9Pedt; mir bIctbt
fen anberes Nttel iibrt9, as Deiuen 0fatb 3u befo
Isen, unb Der amadtt9e mtee unIer 9erehtes 8crto-
ben fe9nen - ertrieeerte giohD. Wartta brahte bm
;ur Stdrfun9 fr9Ied, nrd eiuen Beder Wein uuo nit
aller @rrfItt has perbeeene Beil.
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