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and invading our country. She struck
the 6rst blow-she shed the frs,
blood. The war was a war in its
commenccment-of invasion on the
par: of Observation-Disclosures on the par,
of the United States. She struck no
+ for a disputed boundary, bat for Teras.
The gloniens fields of palo Alto anc
Resaca de la Palma will remain as wit
nes>es 70 our wrongs, as long IS those
of Monterey, Vera Cruz, Celro Gordo,
and Mexico shall tell how we redress
cd them
s. Reso7ced, That the wings in
Congress having united with the dem
ocrats in solemnly declaring, upon
their official oaihs, that "1Ucr ertsted
by the oct Of .Mericos;" and having vo-
ted the money and tt~ men necessary
to prosecute it, we look with ara aye
nent upon the recent protestatons of
their leader that they roted "aohat they
kneaO to be a He," and aided in prose.
cutting war they knoao to be unjust;
and trust, for the honor of humanity
and public morals, that few wall follow
the lead OF ,nvn who, in the same breath
in whlch they pronounce Judgment of
condemnation upon their county, adj
NIT Themselves to be at. once per- ured
and unprinc,pled.
9. Resol1@d, That before the war
was commenced BY Mexico, our gov
eminent exhausted all the arts Of per-
>uasion, Of remonstrance, and of warn
ing, to deter that country from its mad
career. That STAGE the war, we have
follow Ell them with the olive braach of
peace-have given armistlce after ar
mislice-have asked and entreated for
peace-bat have been met with treach-
cry and repulsed with insult; and that.
it cur opinion, the time for 'emporzlng
has ceased, and nothing but an ener-
getic prosecution ofthe war remains
10. Resolved, That We have just
right to satisfaction and indemnity for
the past, and security for the future;
and that it will be time enough 10 sym
pa,hise with Mexico, when she learns
to respect the rights Of her neighbsrs,
do justice TO all, repair the injuries she
has inflicted. and respect herself.
H. Resolred, That the efforts of
President Polk and his administration
to sustain The honor of the country by
a firm vindication of her rights, in the
war with Mexico, have met, and will
continue to receive, the appreciation of
the people. That however treason
and detraetion may rear It's head, the
people Of the eoantry, wherever an
opportunity has offered, have given the
most signal evidence of their hrn rell-
ance in the policy and measures of'he
admin StratiOn
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L. A. Cooley, :,
PHIL,4DELPHk4, Pa.
MARRIED.,

On the ID inst, by Elder B. Sewer,
Mr.. ANDREW ARTz, of this county, to
MISS BATHsHEBA JANE, daughter Of
! Mr.. Jacob Martz, Of Rockingham.
3s IN union may they swee,ly live, .t,.i1
IN In union may they joyfully die,
6osh Andrew and Bethsl,eba j., s.Al
eNe AS On their hymenial day. iu9i.l.
TIVE were kindly remembered
May every temporal blessing and spi.
1a'ual comfort crown their lives :. p
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TIFF, WAR MEETING AT TREA
as TON--PATRIOTIC RES
-ggsE ID sOLUTIONS.
aOLUIIONs-

s. tsftts stfi{t. H. ~ Ettf.'
The meeting called at the court
house on the 3Qth ult.. was, very nu-
neseusly attended, the house being
full some time before seven o'clock. -
Itwas calledto order by Capiasn Nap
toni and Richard Brandt, esq, y was
chosen Chairman, and Saml n Ar
mold Secretary. e .iils <ax ~,
The following aae the patrioiic reso-
l~4aens adepted:-
/. ResolDek, That We have witness
ed xnb deep regges the receat coarse
pursued b7 tAe headers OF a political
party n orr coaasry q siy;nx 3aid
and een6of'' u ! toreigneaeuyaEaias,
whom reare wsgiaEa var forced upon
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Il Toice from Forida.-The follow
ing extract from the recent annual mes
sage of Governor Mosely, brea,hes
sound and pathetic sentiments.
In regard to the wa. with Mexico,
tits TO me, | assure you, a source c.
unfeigned regret that each and every
eiiot: On the part of the General Gov
eminent, heretofore made, to bring i:
to happy and honorable termination,
have been wholly unsuccessful. A
succession Of victories, unsurpassed
for their brllliancy either in ancient OF
modern times, leaves but little room to
doubt as to the ultimate result Of this
unequal content. The solemn decla-
ration of Congress, apart from other
considerations, made with unanimi'y
unparalleled in the annals ofltgisla,ion,
that"wAR EXISTS BY THE ACT OF Mex.
1co, affords ample &gratifying assurance
that the National Legislature will new.
er direct its victorious troops to be in
gloriously Withdrawn from the fields Of
their fame and ,hcit glory; and from
a contest, thus solemnly declared TO be
brought about by the acts Of lis adyer-
sary, WITHOUT INDEMNITY FOR THE
PAST 4 SECURITY FOR THE FUTURE. II
such indemnity shall be secured by the
accession Of territory, (of which there
can be bat little doubt,) it is believed
that any act Of The National Legislature
which shall appropriate such territory
10 the use Of any one portion Of The con-
federacy to the exclusion Of another
or which in its provisions shall annex
an express and fundamental condition
to the acquisition Of sucA territory,
that "nei,her slavery nor involuntary
servitude shall ever exist in any part,
except for crime whereof the part,
shall first be duly conyic,ed"-,hat an,
| and all acts with such provisions
would be usurpa,ion Of power not del.
egated by the Constitu.ion-une
unjust and oppressive, in their effects
and 10 which that port:an OF the COME
deracy, thus ,nsulted, abused ard in
iured, can never consent without an in.
| glorious surrender not only oftheir re-
served tights, but Of those guarantee
by the letter and spirit Of the Nationa
Compact" al "a d.ims /.
Is iaq 93 --eoe- .gsm
I No important news from the army !,
| Mexico. Read Gen. SCOTS dispatches
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tration, or the Democratic party, swish
or desire" TO acquire territory for the
purpose O. ''propagatSng slavery p
l:Mr. Clay had thought that such was
the object of the President, Or the de-
sire of the party that supports Kim, HI
would no doubt have openly explesse-
himself to that effect. But Ae knew
better. That resolution Was Oh! in
tended TO tickle the abolitlo.fatss lit is
only a.lother sreke ~ he great cleo
pioneering wheel.
-eGo E ~.a
american Character Foreign ma
lions, from the organization Of GU: gov
eminent TO the present time, seem not
to have learned TO appreciate the true
character of Americans. When the
second President of the United States,
JOHN ADAMS, refused to take part in
the quarrels and conflicts of France a.
gainst England, the French people
Eainly Thought shat, with the aid Of
their friends in this country, and the
influence oe the anti- war party, they
could coerce orr government s.a'o area
sures, and at the same time avoid hos
tiIites with the U. s.; and France was
only made to see her mistake when the
gallant Commodore TRUxToN, in 1899,
comm anSder Of the fiiga,e Constellation,
captured Tie Frence fiiga'e, 'Insur-
gent. Surprised and mortified at the
unanimity OF TIE American people in
repelIisg her menaces, acithout a for
nal declarotionsf ,car, France receded
from her position, and changed her po-
Icy toward us.
We have before us another instance
of the same sort sWhen, in the
course of human events, it became ne
cessary' that we should have q Gghl
with our <neighboring republic Mex
leo, to redress catalogue of wrongs
and grievances, too tedious to men,
'ion,' She, constituting our long suffering
and forbearance 10 be tire offspring of
cowardice, and calculating largely upon
aid and comfort FROM those ;,saong US,
who, on paper, so jealousy denounced
their government and the war, at an
evil hour, crossed the Rio GranJe and
attacked OBJ lack But when the
clarion of war was sounded party >t'ifes
were silenced, & ALL, with true AMER
IcAN hearts, fly to defend the rights and
honor Of their common country. How
true is it, that however widely Ameri-
cans may differ among themselves with
regard to political questions, when :heir
soil is threatened by foreign Zoe, in
the language Of the grea, Apostle of
Liberty, GIVE ARE ALL REPUBLICANS
WE ARE ALL FEDERALISTs."
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No important news from the army IN
Mexico. Read Gen. SCOTS dispatches,
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stand before the world, relative to this
war, In the unensaable and humiliatirg
attitude Of tyrants and oppressors-
commencing and carrying on war a,
yainst Mexico without prosocation or
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23
u llcmtaun
OetpGDltc SCbulcs

Tcr untcr,eidnete bitet nm GrIdubniB
ecn &npohnern pou gucutauu, unc ecdha
Sauntp i'm alIaemriuen, an,usei9cu, oaH eae
brittle 8iertcl Cfur oas IlLfsnec Sahr) ocn
ictncr getpihltcn ShuIe, am Mcntag ben
lifcn WdrS nid,feus, anflnacn ipiro.
Cd cr btuldrgiidbe @rflbruna TN eehrsH
bat, mo NIT ben mchrfteu an9enommeueu
SDifemen ces lluterrid,ts bcfannt in, 70 hcfft
or pcrtrauun9spca ira Stduoe III ftiu, ale
befrieet9cn ;u founen, Die ibre Stinoer nntcr
irlne sufilht ltelIeu-uuo or perbiirat I'D,
lrine 9auie 2IufmerfIlmfsit Der literdrifhsH
uno mcraIiid,en GsrbefTtruu9 81 piomeu
unterrid,i wro IN allen 3rpciarn erthpilt
oIs 9erpohnIit, III 2Ieacemicn g:Isbrt pcrecn.
dls Scicn, Sdrelten 3nQliidbr Srammas
TT, Geographic. glccaticn, Competition, ua'
turIthe philcirrhlc, 9tctenfnnif, cie Iatei'
rtitc uno qried,iid,c Spraden, Algebra,
@ccmetrIc, uno 4dnomeisu. ~.
Die Ciscpline Der Sd,uIe filio milb uuo
c6tcrIih, eabct atsr phufttdt Wnhe wirb
anacpeuoet, nm bic Seurthsiuuasfrlft uub
SNerScn fnr fds III qepinueu ,pas ret,t in,
uno cen @bdrafter Su itirfeu, paourih caB
er nil 9eh0ri9cm lertrausn bebdueelt ruire.
Sur uibsrs YcIcuperhsjtcu msnee mau
fld oil
Slmes g, Gee.
2Iaentaur, Sch. d. ua3m
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IS.) XdHMpfcu, SuNen pne 2inesets
rung Souitcn lit 81 jeoer 3eit 'cin Semsis,
cas I'D, llnreiniafcit auf ole 9unae sefcst hat,
ueld,c, penn nid,t Id,nea enrfsrnf, eins fuH,
aeuentjiiitciina terbefiibrt, rpsld,e Der udhs
ite gBrs sur sIusSehruns ii
Wrisbt's Snbicniftc Srdutcrpiaen taben
Die @i9enfd,aft, aue nbleu @eid,neroen ,u
cnifern en-, ineem lie ben ,j),aaen iino bic Gins
9efpetoe pcn jenen perocrbeueu Sdften reis
ni9en, peid,e nid,t nur bic urilde alsr btes
Ter lleerl, icnoeru ir9id,er ceul Wsnidwu
SuitciIenten &ranfbelt nno. Bier ceer fnnf
ocn 98ri9tt's Snoianifd,e Rrduierpilleu, all
jeccnr slbeno per Gem Shlafenaehen cinae,
ucmmeir, 'wcrosn in fnrser 3cif BEN SScrper
BON Ieoer art bon Sdmerlen octlig befrei.
ell, Iu oerfclbeu 3sit Die 0trcauun9s smerf,
,ru9e 'pieesr in gute Orenuig bsinacu uuo
cas- Slut 70 ucIltemmen reini9eu, oaB @er.
ifrpfung aufh6rt uuo jses auesre 8ranfbCif
aus Gem 8orpcr 9etrIcben spiro.
lie uriprhu9liteu uuo ed,ten Suhinnis
idNcu RrduterpiIeu traaen cben ouf jeeer
Sd,ad,tel ole llnterltrift pcu Msm Y8riaM.
Cirien uadiudhmen it Vsrfdlihuna, II, man
fcllte I'D, pcr alien dneern bilten nie Dor bem
teetiditem @ifie.
"N Nntet cud Dor 8erfififungen EaS
pnblltum wire bon einem nahgemad,ten Slr'
tltrl acnarnt, tpclder nberiudert III, uuo
'Serbeetrte 5ncianifd,e plIen' gsuaunt ipire.
E Sbiae id,dsbars Meoi,iu fann mitVSs.
psheit an cem Suhitchr pon 8 @uth,
une 60. in 9llcutaiiu, rber bel cen 4aenten
bic IN eincr ansrrn SpaIte Guseseigt flub ers
bdlicn pereen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23

eten ic ,oeit ins arane sIIterihum hinab, aIt
Der tee ltcIieifen S6nias. Gjctt hat ihn or,
idDatfcu, uno hat ibm bic Gre III lsinem I'M
terbalt uno 8er9ni9en duacmiefen, NIB fci.
nen Scbn br / 4 II III acflnrt, nm ibn A,
erleicn. @r hat cine unfterblid,e Seefe, uno
j fcin Bluf ,wper9icesu III cine srcee Slnre
-es miro as9en ren Wetrecr auftrctcu uue
dusrufsn "Sain wc III, cen gruecr 2"
I SIN Sric9c ncrten $4,000 fcid,cr, wic er CT
ner 1T, auf elmer Seltc aufaelfclIt, unb
$4,000 auf Der anocrn Die @ree ilf arcs
9cnn9 nm lIr alIe sH balten uuo III crndhren,
uno fciuer hinecrt Die Scunc een anceru ~
befhcincn: Sieic 9eben nu9crn IN Den Rrc9 :;
cirIc fpiilen ntd't iuarum Ne gebsn IT, MIR
Der 3ufaa cntliteiect, auf ncidler Scite Gin
jeocr III. Tic &lnoncn, Rartdtid,eu. unc
Wuefeteii, cerridtcn ihr IHerf-ee Sdbcl,
SaDoHctten, iinb bic Soufe Der Dfcrbe, ma,
dIcn Die Sclcaten nicocr, uno Die 9iderr Der
9rtiIcrie sermablen ihre !SGrprr in een
Staub. Cd licgcn fle MN, ale bic Iarfrrn,
tcet in ibsem Sfufc, NIB jeeer brrcdf eeu
9'rune, auf pcideri or 9cit1ncen, ipdbrrno
er I'D, srrtMiei9te. Sic iparcn inter nnb
nit chamber nid,t in Streit, uno bod, lteacu
tic bd, ucn eeS GruecrS S1duo crmrrcet Gs
itro ltertem rid,t Die 2lIten nuc 9lb9cebtcn,
lonecrn lauter Wanncr pcu ruti9cm unc
thdti9cm SIIter.
9Itcr, uur ter flcinfi fic & JbciI FONT
im @rfrd,t nm. Der Rulte, ciBe, IdiIe,
unaeluneem Slird II. 9,benSmitteln, 8railt,
pciu unc @ilmdrft,cn ausgeieBt, mnB ibre
Gcfunohcit unterliesen, uub siue melt ar6Bc'
re Nu,ahl oaun oaS Sd,rcret uuo @cfd,nb
um9rbradlt baten, ocrlisrt auf eiefe g8sifs
ihr 9etcn, wdbreno nod, riele 9Iuoere an
boien, Id,redIiten IBnnosn, eie iis im @,e.
fcdt srbalten, Elm crtirmIidIe5 eebcn bin
itleppen, uuo cincn nIsbr ais Scbnfadcu
Cob itcrbsn.
QScit pom &riegsihauptaB cntfsrut, be,
fiHocn (td 9Rittpcn, uuo 9Saiicu, uno &in.
Der. gItc Batter, WeId,c bic tdslid,en 9tcu.
idfritcn eurd,bl6ttern Tim eas Stbidfal cines
@diiclr, Satcra, reer Spbnes, III erfabrcn.
Sic erin9cu Gh f1it unrSifiih nad, benz
@ctfcshdus, I'M ha cen Croft ,u fndeu; Def.
icn Te burd, Wenid,eu terdubt ipcrcen, nnc
hctcu oa III Der Sittcrfcit ihre Hctb uue Der,
IaiIenhCit ; ribrsnb Der S,crr WLrrcr pirl,
lcid)t gar fir " ccn 9Idurupsu uno 9lcrrci.
d,cn Sico" cauft, bic SIutfahuc an ocr SSau,l
scl entfaItrt, mro Ge lbcr eerIslteu msbcn
idBt 9.S. 9. (Siene.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23
Sic glainfielo 0Sanf.

Die surd bic Reu Serirp @efssgcbuna ere
ndnntc Iruifirs, nm bic an9siesenheiftn Der
pIairicIo @anf gu te.id,tiger, tnbsn cicIrlte
in fcinem 9ilnii9eu 3uifancs scfuncen Tie
0ei1mmtc Observation-Disclosures tsIaufen fld,
Su S2S3,7I9 81, uuo eie SonIf5uittcI nur ,u
S24l. .7S5 81. Soieraus eraibt co Gd, cas Die
Sonlfsmittcl nm brinabe 10 taufeuo 9balcr,
frlbif nenn Ts ale ant pdrrn, nid,t ,ureidcn,
uuc man behauptst bag iIe bciunbe aIe, nit
elusnabme bon s8.Sll in SiIber uno etnas
iber 8 taufeno 2haler trerth lie9cuoem 81,
acntbum, iebr sWeifeIhaft feicu. 5eiuaearn
tcfnrcn iId, si3l,9I0 90 Stotcn in llmiauf
nlerauS ldst cs I'D, MIN lcidt itIiescu bas
biries Snifitut 9dnjlld, baufcrctt it.
Gin Scrreipcneeut 9Iaubt, bas cen Ser,
rem Bead cine @'elcgenhct aeocben mcreeu
wilrcc, cic Tcten riusnl6irn, fur pcldes III
thnn iie Shr9fdaft anacbcicn habeu toier,
aus spiro ater nur peni9 werecu. 8erlpre,
tnnaen ilRo baIc scma6t-eas SoaItsn absr
1T SoauptldCte. &
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Spitclfes BON S,arrtstura.

9Rir Tnb eurd, eiueu 9'ricf ron nnrrie,
burg beridtff WcresH, tae am f. eicu Crn'
nerItnq, i'm Ssuat Die Hiu, wstdte Ole 2Ifte
Der lestcn Sieung, meldr ole Grridtune ci.
rer slueidBid,Iruee 81 Weas' 8dttcn, all ecm
Csldpare @anol crlaubt, ipirerruft, nit "a
9caen Ia Stimmen paeirte. ScIIte eieieItc
aud, i'm noufe pasjrcn, 70 fam bics oIs cin
arc6cr ScrInft fur eeda une cinise her an.
9rrnSrnern Sauntics augeietcn ,pcreen.
Die Sendt COMMITTEE iibcr Saufen oes
ead,ic crit am Wcntaa Yeritht, hiniIdtIid,
oeS 9Riecrrufs tcS SreitriefS Der 9ed,a Go.
Sanf, atsuftattcn. = Die Soae oiena, cae
oicieitr bic Haus' HiG NIT ciucr grrdnccr,
una einsnbtrid,ten aeceuts, oamit Die Gctcn.
halter bceer AcTd,rrt fcieu. @cfd,icht cies,
70 mus cic SlG befauntIid, ncd,mals BON eem
Saufe Der Rcpreientanfsu bsratbcu pclosn.
Cic Sadlc fpiro bod, brfcntlid, uid,t nbcr
bic Sienna hinans9eidcten iusreeu, mic rics
leBtes Sabr qcid,ab.
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SScrE1cirGtbct:

9Im I4,cu Sirits, curd, ben @brm Iosrrn
s. Gt. ScCrmnn, SHr. SIarcn 0irnriN, orn Wa'
cun9ic, nit !UtlB Maria scir, ucn QBtcltbaH.
Sim 4tcn Oisies, ourd, esu @brp. S,rrru
6. s. SciccL tScrr e. Slauf pcu Jiic.
Der Saucrn, init Wlis @ornelia W.
Yil rer, ron Setblcbsm.
sIm I4tcn OiclcS, curd, ben Gbrip. jecrru
Sarpcl, SNr. Socob d9er, Jun, nit
:Ris Mari ia@crrr 4, briee scn Serbs
3aunfdip, Tcrihomptcu Souutv
SIm l4tfn 6e5ruar, III philadelphia, ourtb
cen Gbrm. Som Slant S1r. Deter lIebcr'
roth, bon AlIcntaun, nit Ris Sorab Sane
Ihpnlas, bon phiIaoelphid.
sIm Icsteu Clcuifa9, curdb trn @brp.
1rn. G'erman, Sor. Wiaiam sIppcl oCn
Springfislc, nit esuina Sdoner, pen SoDer
Sauccn.
glm Iestcu Scnnta9, eurh cenicltcn, SHr.
Charles Mcpcr, nit Waria 2IrnpIo, belbr
uou Sber Sanecn. ..
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@jrnge NaNfraae M Nrerlfoffc.

Htc ecuccurr "Sd,iff ..@dsejts, Ittdst,
ede cs cine m6d,cntiid,e Gtnfithrespcu elmer
Willicn Suifcl pru @ctreiosuobfuu9 crfor.
bern miro, um ben Sicrluif Der StdrRffslu
ernete in Srlnnc, @n9lanc uno Gd,ctiIaiio ku
srirtrn bis gum fnnfti9rn SIu9uf recr Scrs
lcmter /; uno inccm rie frausGGldrn Ssrbd
fen cffen ilno, eieFc Guaufiidt tlid,t iplfrrr
crhaten fperccn, ,penn eie prciis nidbttreeni
teno fftcqcn, 70 Gao raourh 9tabrung in eas
Sdno acsrgcn uno odfelbtf beLalfcn miro
WPdn fnoet, cas Die hunoerncrn WilIcucu
III HrIdno fnit biureid,eno flno, mchr @eirei
De Su uer;ehrcn, nls III sen uutrrfdirelid,en
Stetifrn ees 5f6ui9reid6 auf6mmt ; eas
cie Ruhlru I'M Qauor Lidt binreid,ten, Die
Rad frasc nah WeM su tefrFkstn uno
eds. pHc Sdiffe, ipeld,c in ben Ssehdfsn pom
9Imerifn .ptrihafft weroen f6nucn, uusurci'
'd,enc Gnb, rincn seitisru &rrrotb bsrbesu'
trin9eu -C8clf6fo.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23

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Santucl 81. SSriSocs,
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Tctruar 23, - 3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23
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Rctruar 23,
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ia9ter 2rit pcblbcltit;8t cinsubriugen, an
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23
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@alo Bentue, bnIo 9ncticu,
uhIcr min anspcrtaufen fd,on.
p.-Tie Sichrficper fInb oir Soeluufcu.
Cir fange Scu'r an jeoen Kunfen.
Sls prebierc ales in Der MeIt,
SuIdlt nm ees reroeibcnferte &5ets.
@.-Otcr ,pie 9snntouner ben uuItr plot.
9ST Schua cben gum 5acrb Sd,wars.
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lino 90 faf id, grab mo- mir cs 9cflat.
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sic tonncns net made ba!bsr 70 gut.
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