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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-13
Backing Down.

Our ncichbor Of the Journal must have
some awful dreams, rs he is always talk
ing about backing down chad to back
down" Weare glad that this phantom
has never disturbed our sleep. We are
willing to back down, as he terms it, five
are shown to be in thc'wrong but in or
der to give him some. encouragement We
will site him to n case OF backing down, II
much higher sphere Of political gran
dcur than either of us are likely to move
in during our tarry among men. Hear
the prodigal, and then symrathizo with
the penitent.
"By no word, no act. no combination into
tchtch / n,ight Gntcr shall any one human
being Of all the generations towhich be-
,long. much less Of any class Of human be-
ings of any race or kindred, be oppressed, or
kent down in the least degree in their CT
forts to rise to higher state of liberty
and happiness. Whenever the Con.
stitution of the United States requires OF
me that this hand shall keep down the
humblest Of the human race, then ] will
lay down power, place, position, tame,
everything, rather than adopt such con-
struction or such rule"
al learned early from Jefferson that, in
political affairs we cannot always do what
seems to bo absolutely best. Those with
whom we must necessarily act, entertain
ing difierentviews, have the right Of car
rying them into practice. We must be
content TO lead when we can, and to fol>
low when he cannot lead and il We can
not at any time do for our country all the
good that we would wish we must be
satisfied with doing for her all The good
that we can"
This is the double language of Mr.. Lin
coins Secretary of State, Mr.. Seward
The first extract is from speech he made
in October last, at Madison, Wisconsin, and
the latter he made use of in tho Senate in
his late speech. Instead of laying down
"power, place, position, fame, and all )"
he is about to shoulder this same Consti-
tuition, which he deiired to evade and sci
at naught. with new oath to see it mo r,
faithfully carried out.
Mr.. Seward, finding that in his attemp
to lead, he has we'll nigh ruined the coun
try. Ia now magnanimous enough to ad
mi. his error, and turn about and do al
the good he can for his country.
We advise our neighbor 10 be calm, t'
follow his great leader, and also learn
lesson or two from Mr.. Jeferson-then
"go and do likewise"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-13
Repeal of the Tonnage Tax.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company is
again asking the Legislature to repeal tha;
provision in its charter imposing tax
upon the freight transported over the
road. and bill for that purpose has been
Offer ed, and is in a fair way Of becoming
a law. That this three mill tax is a severe
obstacle to that road in lis Efforts TO com.
pete with its rivals in New York and
Maryland, cannot be denied. If it is re-
pealed, the Company propose to appro-
pirate pro rata to collateral roads, Of which
the projected road from Tyrone 10 Erie
part OF which is nov nearly completed
the amount OF this three mill tax since
the Goth day Of July, 1853. They
also propose to give the local freight
which now pays this tax-tho full benefit
of its repeal. Under these circumstance.
We are decidedly repea!ers. All other parts
Of the State have been benefited i'll one
shape and another by the public improve
mcnts. This region is the only exception
and this measure cannot make it worse
! for us
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-13
The Constitution.

We publish on our outside this week
a correct copy OF the Constitution of the
United States, which we hope our readers
will carefully peruse aud ponder, Tor the
purpose Of planting it more firmly in their
bosoms, and pledge themselves anew to
assist in rescuing it from the grasp Of
our common enemies, both North and
South.
The bark upon which the des,inies of
the American people have been launS Shed
for over three quarters Of a ce Itury, is
now about being cut from her moorings
by the joint labor Of Northern abolition
lists and Southern fanatics, for the pur-
pose OF drifting her ont upon the wide
ocean of revolution and despotism-wth.
out sails, pilot or rudder, under which cir
cumstsnces she will never return to port
We confess that I'VE have but little hope
OF averting this catastrophe at this late
day, as the tine for acti on has well nigh
passed, but our Congress and State legs.
latures may retrace their steps at th,
eleven tn hour, and save us from ineviLa,
be destruction.
We hope We may he disappointed in
our conclusions, but as We have not taker
warning from Washington and his cola,
borers against local strife and sectiona
parties, the probability iswe shall have tc
bear the responsibility.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-13
Which will We Choosel

The people Of the United States are
Just now in imminent danger of passing
into u state ofanarchy, revolution and
civil war. Blcst with the best form Of
government under the sun, enjoying q
larger degree of liberty, more national
blessings, and a higher condition Of intel
ligence and prosperity than ony other
people and with all these advantages
our destruction is inevitable unless one
thing i, done. Either the Chicago Platform,
or the Government must go down. Which
shall i. lie! Both canmot endure, and it
is for the people to decide whether they
are to have a safe and powerful govern
ment, utiording them all tho protection
that any people require, or a Republican
party founded upon the Chicago Platform.
| 1t is a question Of ife or death with the
Republican party, and as its triumph
will be death to the people and all their
domestic happiness, it seems to us he
should not hesit ate which TO choose.
Greedy says the principles of the Chi
cago Platform should not be surrendered
for fifty Unions. So echoes nearly all his
followers, if we judge them by their con
duct, and as they have control of all The
Northern States, so ,ciR The people be mad
10 ,dy through their representatives and hei
presses unless they rise in their might and com
pei obedience 10 their ,ciR.
Our Country, our Government and Ma
tional Union, is above all parties il
worth more than all the party platforms
ever invented-and he who is not alSay
ready to sacrifice his party for his coun
) try's welfare, is no patriot.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-13

The FIRST GUS.-The Democracy Of
Lancaster city gained noble triumph
over the enemies of the country, on the
5th instant. by electing the editor of the
Intelligmeer, George Sanderson, Mayor, and
the whole democratic ticket, by from zoe
to 800 majority.
This is the first election held in thi.
State since the election Of Lincoln. Last
fall Mr.. Lincoln carried that city, and 4
desperate effort was made this time by
the Republicans to carry it again; bu
they have been overtaken by an over
whelming defeat. This is the first fruit
of the sober second thought" in oul
State.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-13

We have hoW hehfo ut ,htte.
Wtnt NJ the oonsut M isGO m.',,,
the Census huirou to tho tlo,s,s..', \
tcyctnl states, lof the putpe,. \, Y
iiuning mumbcfs Of rongfe,, n.a Y
accordingly made The lollovins :,
population w The North and y,,',' m'
In the Territories, showing N, n
since 1880 IN each section, and "A, "N Y
lion IN The appoi,ionmeut Of m,rlN
Congress w
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-13

Rg-We have this day slrlcA..
our exchange list The Centre DI""I
The Central Press, both republican
published at Bellefonte, Pa, tns.
in their last issues having prove,
selves liars, rilliters and blas.kyss
D. s. DUNE
The above compliments are ~ ~
pen Of that sharp writer the ear
Lock Haven Wateiman, so well s''
our county some eight years 's''
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-13

CLEARFlELp, "a.
Wednesday Morning, Feb. Is 1861.
Meeting for the Appointment Of Dele

BWVU5
In ru,suance Of n call from tho State Executive
Committee a meeting Of tho Democracy, and oil
Others favorable 20 a harmonious adjustment Of
or present national difficulties, will be held ithe
Town Hall, in the borough Of C!carhod, on
SATURDAY EVENING, the 10th FEBRUARY
A. D. 1861, at half past six o'clock M, 10 choose
Senatorial and Representative Delegates torOpro
sent Clearhold county in the Convention to be
held at harrisburg on the 2lst day Of February,
1861. D. +. ETZwEILER,
Chairman County Committee.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-13

lOtal, i'O iS Aotai,
In order 10 comprehend the abor
portionment Of Congressional repre-
ton, it may be necessary to state !hl
regular number OF representatives
233; but since the apporiionmens .
census of 1850 California has been ada
with two members, Minnesota viii
and Kansas with one-T aking ihe'
number 23S. The number must nOgI
be reduced to 233, and ono Of the
will also be forced 10 lose one tra1
above apportionment to make ri
Kansas.
BY tho following rec,ri,ulationH
will be seen that the South hayss
members, md that the North hs,p
five over tho number 10 which IN
entitled in 1850:
1860.
North, $50
South, 81
For the past forty years. DUH
troublcus times in the Old WoTld
lhave more or lees affected na!o'I
natian, the North has been receHi
Europe large supplies Of imuigrarl|
bringing with him his mite Of mos
his stalworth arm, ready for any
labor. Probably some eight millioa|
been added to our population in ih1
The South, on the contrary, where
labor is comparatively valuele'' .
ceivsd but little increase to he' y
ton from this source yet, eu.
thirty-two millions, which is wi
aggregate population Of The whoeal
to-day, the eighteen Northern sIHs|
only nineteen millions, and 'H
Soul hern States have twelve sls
millions. Taking away the innt
then, the South is not 80 far BENZ.
population. Again. there has
influx Of capital from Europe pou'
the Northern cities for the same
time, probably to the amount o.
sand million dollars, and very W
the Southern ports. When the
comes an independent Confedfn
not unreasonable 10 expect thNS
receive larger shsre Of both sp,|
immigrants from abroad ; norrsl
likely that the North will ever Yl
JOY such a repleni,hment OF p,,pr1
from Europe rs she has done; ~ ~,
ton is even now very materislIyu'l
l-Hcrdh.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-13

say-To-day Congress counts the votes
for the election of a President and Vice
President Of dismembsred Union.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-13
Eey-The Hon. Ira Harris has been ele

EGy.The Hon. Ira Harris has been cleo
ted United States Senator from New York
for six years FROM the 4th of March next,
taking the place of Mr.. Seward, who has
been assigned place In Nr. Lincoln's
Cabinet.
The selection of Mr.. Harris is another
proof that " Republics are ungrateful."
The white coated Enthusiastically
labored hard tn become the successor o
Seward, but was very unexpectedly and
happily defeated by the conservative cle-
ment, which is fast looming mp in the
midst Of the lrrepressible Con fict.
Wo presume Mr.. Greedy will now mp.
ply for the clerkship in the next Con-
gren, as it is fashionable for defeated
candidates ofthe United States to be elec
ted 10 the clerkship of tho House.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-13

EWr President Lincoln, though we'll
versed in the selection of timber for
" Rail " purposes, SEEM to be greatly
puzzled in choosing and selecting timber
for Cabinet purposes. He no sooner &C.
lects what he thinks, in his Judgment,
would be excellent timber, than he is
met by his aids with the objection that 1t
is unsound, rotten. and entirely unfit for
use, and would not endure the necessary
wear and tear 10 which it would be SUBJ
.iected to for Cabinet purposes. Hence
he finds his previous education Of no 40
count, either 10 himself or his friends.
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GOkalrs.

@a9cre-@Ourt. 6snr9 9r,tsermann music
50 Stroie 'abIen, neil adt Ne9er in lriuer @ro,
&c y bctrpT,n wurDen uno sr 2iqurr r0ne 2icsnle
.~esrfauft bate.
Mountain 3Owe batts elm gCr6Sr auf Die On.
fla9e 3u beiteteu, 5obn Gurrg Sen Stabel ma.
6eju einaei6Ia9su ~ Gaben.
6enr9 6eeie unO SObn gutlsr wurben BON
Der a"tIn9e frei9eiPrOdsn, in pa5 6aus bes 81.
ArnclO ein9etro6en 3u iein.
Gtne ginisnoun9, ben S@ma6ayttfsl Der
birt9en Oi0pat& 0e9en bic 0eutI6tn b,trcTenc.
tam uns II lpdt 3u, I'm in Der 6rutigen Nurumer
iaOn Qufnabmr gu tnpen.
@ir moten bic 6uren Birt6e, in ocrcn
GcfaICn EctiO 9fipielt pirc, ipj.Ocrgclt carouf
ouImcfiam. oab lie bet elmer r]tuajaen Qnieiae
0sfabr I%aufen, YUr bic @ranp Sarg su fommtn
unp i9re eIesnie gu S]TIissu,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-21

Die GIutb, Die lih lcfprt ittcr ibm Ihlrs. Dae
SfPplter pcs Sdbnsu9eS madte Die Stat fautIos
Sa9eln'ann r%ntfsrnte lt& nun nup mar Die bel
pen rarnuf fcI9cnbsn Sage lc6r Better; err LIEF
tN letne Spetlen i6meden, unp bas 9efatt Der
0tnu9thuun9 unb 5rcuSe itcr icine wubtaelun.
gene &bat fam lbtr ion. SaGo atrr crsrtf i'm
bic Teue iber Die sr66Gide 86nt err tcunts
teinen S6laf finorr, uuo ftwcre Gr1ume ana.
tt'9ten i'm pGbreno Der Naht. OeB6al6 rtifte
n%unmsbr wisper Der @nti6IuB in ION, eer Suol
ih pur6 Gin 8etenntniB gu entretBsn. 81: 20.
Au9. ltano sr psebaIt Dor 6 r1br Mrrecns auf
9enUb iethsn Sa1ce unc perGtcB nit Ieinem Sru,
Der pae Saus, 9lei6 ais wpQe sr ouf grbcit oe-
ben. @r lief nit b~ehlelten nod eintes 3sit UNI
Der unp i6iep paun BON i9m nit ben gGprten I:
Slrt6 ssIunp!
W(cbrsre Stuubcn lief err pann nod RATIOS nm,
Der, bio er ii6 rnpIi6 i'm @efGnaniIe ais M6r.
Der mtlpete. Die @'el6mrrenen ~crtlGrtcn Den
@nSetla9ten bee Mprpcs i6ulpis, unp Der Sc,
rthtsbnf perurtbeite ion auf 0runp rce S. AIS
he's Strnfselrbss yum Gpps. Geaen ets1es Gr.
tsnr;tnie bate nun Der Ssrtbeipi9er bes Nnoe.
tln9ttn bic Ri6ti9teits-S eIdpcroe eiuoeleat. in
Dem or namcntIth 3nsifeI eeleu bic 9ti&tjoteit
rsS @etanSri1ts erbUb. @r feutr bic Sadie Ic
Far, nls ob rrr Nnsctlu9te. pon Der @cn1&beit
autaeltoeen, rur& lcin umbertreiben unp purd
fble@te Ssetiire fA cine 9rt fire Spce eebtlpe
babe, purH eth rroi&tetes Ssrbrcben cine ge.
rtpmtbstt 81 c%rlar9Cu. lelbIt auf Die @eIo6r bin
naour6 Ictn inn itsrorii1igeS 2;ten ouf bos
Sptel gu i'ssn. Die @nhG9e Ter Gcrtbtirtsung
IN SetrsT Der Sriifuns Der 3urs6nunssfdbistci
pes Nn9ctiastcn tparen atsclstut worOen, uni
rte Ntdtigfeits Sci6peree beDauptcte bes9all
Scldsrdnfuns fsr Scrtteiotsuus. 8as Obrr
2rttHnal bat Die Nidti9tsite' 8si6merbe 3urid
serrtefen unb bIpura paS Gpbesurt9et
bef6ti9t.
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ARsl0nD.

Srauuftwsie, Is. 6sbr. = Su tic1su Sdetn
1T i'm Gcrlaae Ycn SuIiue Spriu9cr in 9stlin
cine Srp6ire uuter rem St,el: Die Teoicr
unaefrlge i'm 6er,retbuw SrounIhmcia uab Sem
GrlGlhtu rts Sraunlbreig Standardization
TirltenbduleS" srIHicntn, wrlde in 6inblid aui
bic Nust6t. oae 6cr,cgtbum Srounfbipei1 nab
Dem Girls trn FER lltern 2inie ces @efammthau
fee SraunitweiQ an 6annuoir faQcr. unp pcn
benz Wunihe tu:6 lun9tu, baTetbe teunS&
prenBen onnerjrt gu fcbeu, aus ben Sertanp,
lunAen res listener GouBreTcs uuo arOcrn
SinatF'Ssrtragen ben Semci5 bernebmen nil.
pab Der Sertra9 ouf ,pclben 6onururr Ietn even.
t teles SucttF iCn5reht ~ariutet rurh Die Gin
Serlettun9 Sraunl6mei9's in cas- &Gni9reib
gScitpbaleu untergsgangea uuo burh Die 9eIb.
nnbme oes 6er5o8tbum5 ~ieitene res 6cr,cas
6rtrort6 gStI6elm. @oters Der icbt lebcnpen bel.
DEN Seri6se Carl unO 0itbetm, niht mteptr
berarfelt it, neil DieIGm bas 6ersu0t6um BON
ben Scfegern Napoltou's, GuBtonr, Yrcu6eu II.
Selfreth, melbe tie pem RaiIer Napc'epu /. a6s
9enpmmcnen Gambler ais fir ih erpberte anla-
ben, wieoer Yerlicbsn mar, er Iein 8ett auf ZEN
b~raun1hweigrr Gbrcn a!lo riht burh GrtgaRg
ermurben bate uup an bic S,rtrGge ieiner &rr.
fabren ni6t 9~sbunben mar. ShlteBItt forbert
Der 9erfaHer bic S~raun16mei9sr Guf lid mad
@emeinpsn barber gu teratben. pb in i6rem
SntceTe cine Gersintgung nit pteuBeu Iicsc, H..
nsnn lie Dieie6, wie uiht i'm gntfsrutcIten su be
a%msifeIn, ~triahen, Der @bseUrOuetea Scriammlung
e~osntuel ibrsm @usi6uTs lire gEinIbe sur 9tt
a~liiirun8 auf 9eebli&em 8e8e 8u ]rrtennen 5n
gebtn.
2eip,i9, II. 5sbr.- unter ben ScRrrOnern &c.
Der Stiftungs 5eier Der peutihstlt6plil6en Sc,
meinoe trat aud 6an5 Blum nuf, btIIin 8ater,
Jtpbert Blum, pas meicntIi@te @erpienf nm Die
@rHnOuns btelcr 9emginor bat. 6ane Blum er.
inuerte oarau, ME i'm NOesm6er l84S Elm 6tu.
tiger 0srltammelter QeiAnam in Uien in cine
&aItsrube 8~eWcrfen wOrpen ft, peTen @eiil, pa
er ~ Grman8eIuna zines triitliben gsgrdbniiIes
un6 einem alien Ntcrglauben feline Ru6e finoen
f6une, nod um6er wanDle, bod niht ais Sc
Gpsnf, ~ionpern ais @etl Der 0a6rbeit unp rer
5reibeit, ale Oelder er Tenn aud in 6ieiasr Sci
meinOe perweiIen unO snolt8 binpur6 prinorn
m6Be.
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DGrmif0tes.

= 6rrr Carl 8prmeS 1T nit Der .Geutonio"
in Scutbomptpn o~nacfommsn. Or lit Effort mad
Eonoon ab9eret5t, I'm iein engagement an;us
treten.
Srls9rap6te. gEir fron;5ff&e 9lattsr mel.
ben, it Die neue Grinouna, bic puuldnctac
9anbl&rift pur6 prdpoprirte5 0apiet teIcora.
p0tI6 iii iIbrrtragen, uno brrtttS auf Der Qtnie
ipii6en 9artS uno @mirns einsfabrt(?). gGaGr-
i&etnIi6 nur Yrrlu6emrifc. Die @ebibren Mir
ZEN bur@ riee neuc @letborc, pel6e elm nett
rai6sres Gsle8roPDtren seltattrt, brOeutsnO er.
mGBist.
6ranf. I'm Ces GeriiGmttr 1920 in gBfrn
oeritcrtenen NrStee Srunt Strbe,e tte fasen adt
ietner @Ulsgeu beratbeuo. Der Sterbpnbs laate
laut nuf unO idpt :
,Wtr fdat Bel i6rem Nnbtif Der frnn,Sfihe
0renarier auf rem Ghlattf,lOe BON 0aaram
Elm, Der, BON o6t &uBsln burd6obrt, palaa {:
,. Sapperment," rtef er, yabt &u9eln oebrau6t
man nIlp, nm einen fran35fiatn @renaOier cae
Ve6en 3u neGmen !"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-21

6et prp9ramm rirp nd6Rcne per6fsutlia pcr.
pen.
SaSbtngtcn. Der IipGt6e GonareG
miro fth ma6rlhriult6 am Gioe Der gGo6e yer
ta9en. I'm Die @unpentipneu tcr Gin,.IRaoten
pm erempIare rsr ncuen prrmamentru GcnIfie
tuition 9sldtdt rprren, uno mou glaubt, poE
alabama ie i6pn in ZEN n5tfeu Gaqen rutift.
siren peroe. Gas SUitopirO ntGt sefraat uuo
bat niGtS parsiu su rercn.
6erocrru9cnte 6erren, be aus bem Siibsn
tcmmen, fa9cn, baB hie 6unocteprrbGltniEe in
rsn auSsctrtcucn Staatcn aufs Fldolih0e Dor
nteoer ltc9en unb coe uutsr Dem SanCelsfanre
ME uuter Cen Sanrtepo6nern, cine liorfe Neot.
tton gu @unften Der Union Ib oelteno mattt.
Sir bic lleterI6wcmmten in Den Misper-
Ianpen, mo bstanntlid UUr Surssm ocacn bret.
big Srtihoften ourh rtc rcrbrcrcnoe SIutb
bstm9e'ubt wnrren, lit in Stem gurf cine Sub
~icripticn er6Tuet.
Yer @barIefcu ,Guurter". pum Rpntao
last, raB MISUNDERSTANDING pUlt Al cinr Gbar-
lefton'S tOerpcOl. . mpfi8iflnie 10 ttOcmtsmp
Inn, eaB pe Srgantirung Der @uwpagnic uup
ole Nusfiibrun9 pee Gpntracts barurt a~utpriirt
lta.
= 81 ce unicnagcInuune in rem Ircebirttn
Staat'n erlOi&cn? = Dornuf m69c ME ~iclsrnre
Nncc9ote outnprten
@m 2. D. @s mar has Sr6cferi in benz st.
Sbdr Is &beat'r" 10 unopridttg pocr ridFdtslus
tn Den 3tplihencctcn psrihjeocnr ate putriutiI6c
Betien, ooruntcr zen ,Naufec Ocoplc, "nuf,uIpie-
Ell, bic inmntlih nit runuernoeu gpplous be
9ruGt wurcen. 3u!eBt ilimmtc pas Srdclrr Die
MtIpois Star SpouaIso Banner" anime Icfcrt
crt6nte pcn allen Sciten Ictboites S1ntctlotIhen.
Nls iebt atcr Gin SnNipipuum aufiprnoa rnb
Surrab ricf, pa fannts Der GutbuTasmus feline
@genien.
Strc irobian9ctradte 3ure@tnsiluna. Oils
Captain Sn8rabam pCr &ur,cm pun BEN Com,
nnnrc ibcr bic S~ries5ihaluppe ,Riamcno" i'm
NhtteIlonriiden MCcrc mad SeaIbtugton ,trif
tebrte, rcorte i'm Elm sripiT,r Senatpr oun Qcn',
llama, Der ttbr6 in iep gJcrf gctcrtn uno er,c.
gen wuroe nnc Der Gin Ntit0tisO bs 3ariner
Committees ees Scnatr5 mar, fctlenccru aSen
an: y6err, irarum tatcn Sir MIDI .S6r Com,
monoo beiteboltsn unO SGr @6tT mad Mem
Orleans ODER c'ncm aurcrn Iiolihcn Sofsu ar.
brodt, os Die Stoot,u ieceoirten 2" Gurouf or.
%mieosrtr Captain Su9rotnm {: SEER, sic irrrr
ltb IN Sbrcm Waun unb in iiNti6cn Setuff,ie.
rem, rcnn sic ~9loubcu, oob fc cbPr ids uuierr
Nnt0eto 'cr9'Fcn unc noB mir an Ierrat6crr
wcrDcn tTnutcu uno uns oerGtttliarn TirbllobIt
i6ulptG MAIDEN f5nnt,n gBenu Clio Carolina
i'tne S60ne anfCrrtrt, RE SunOcere9icruug III
Ssrlad,n un0 mad Dem ScimatEsfaatc ,urif,u=
ft0rGn, 70 ertrartct cS. pn6 ie btts mil unbsdcdtcr
Gbr' uno NIT einrm 9tufs ttun. an Gem oudt
nidt Der fIctnRt 0afcl Goftst: 0ttbe uuO Ser
rather irtro eS nun uno ~nimmermetr nntrfen,
men,"
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