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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17
The FeeIIng In MaryIand.


OF course the late proclamation of the
President has been the subject Of much dis
cussiou in the army-among both private
soldiers and officers.
"God bless Abraham LincolnP has been
heard from hundreds of lips, even in the
divisions which formerly belonged TO the
old army of the Potomac. My blood fairly
jumped in my veins, and choked my heart
last night, to hear that grand old song:
"John Browns body lies a-moulderlng in the grave,
But his SOULS marching on-marching on"
sung by 1000 strong lungs just formed in-
to regiments from this loyal State of Mary
land.
Who would have believed il and vet it
was so, and sung in the evening, in the
main street of Willamspori, as the troops
were marching through the city to do pick
ct duty at the fordsof the Potomac.
But short time ago, and bat little
distance from here, John Brown hung be-
tween heaven and earth, aud went TO his
account amid the oaths, and jeers, and the
SCOTS Of the very men who now hear night.
Ily the tread Of armed thousands who sing
to his memory. Truly, the world moves
and the people move with it.
Williamsport and Hagerstown are loya
cities beyond question. Tho rebel inya
sion Of the State has benefited the cause
Of the Union immensely. Several promi
nent Union men tell me that the Secession
lists have been profoundly quiet since the
rebel army set foot upon the soil of Mary
land.
This army of vagabonds was itself The
argument hich silenced them. They soor
became sick Of a cause sustained by such {
wretched looking crew. With the loya
people, they rejoiced when the last dirty
sermin-covered cut.throat disappeared from
their midst
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17
PennsIivanla EiectIon.

Pittsburg, Oct. l4-The election passed of
quietly here, although with considerable spirit.
Pitsburg gives Moorhead (Union) l,04s
over Hamilton (Dem for Congress.
Allegheny city--Wilfiams (Union)I ,ll6 ma
jority, over ziegler (Dem.)
Sixteen country districts give MOorhead 500
majority. The entire comfy will probably
give Union majority of $500
Westn1oreland- six districts, including Green's
burg, giyea Democratic majority Of s75-gair
Foster l55.
Philadelphia, Oct. I4-T'he election TO-DAY
in this city Proeeeded very quietly. From th'
returns received up to halfpast eight, the Dem
ocrats concede that Mayor Henry, the UnioT
candidate, has 1000 majority.
Lancaster, Oct. 14.--Thaddeus Ste vens. is re
elected to Congress by over 5000 majority =
The vote for the Union State ticket isstill larger
There is great rejoicing over the result.
Lancaster. Pa Oct. l4.-Thirty districts Civ.
Stevens for Congress $500 majority, with TWEEN
fy three 70 hear from. These win increase hi
majority 10 45oo. Ths State ticket win have
sin larger majority
Philadelphia. Oct l5.--Ths following Con
gressmen are elected: sA
LIST distriet--RanAslL Democrat.
2ddist--O' Neil Union.
Sd dist-Kline. Dem. doubtful.
4th dist--Kelly, Union.
5fh dist--Thayef, Union.
6th disl--Siiaes, Dsmoerst
7fh dist--BFoonalt, RePublieas.
esh dist---Ancsna, Dem.
9th dist ~Afevena. Union. u hoe
lolh dist--slrouse, Dem. 81,
tifh alsf--Johnsan, Dom. sssa srai.s
l2it dlrbs- -Danniaon. Dem. 8
a9l1l dizt-sNo naturns. y s.lts ~
1lih diaf@-Rattesaoa. Union, probably.
18th disf--Bailey, Union.
18th dist Nc Pherecu, UHisn.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17
Tho proclamation OF Freedom IN the
south.

Tho Proclamation OF Freedom in the
south.
The Chaplain Of an illinois regiment writes
thus from Gen. Grants headquarters to Tie
Coagrsgatohalia;
HEADoukRrsRs ARMY WksTERr TENN. \
Az Jackson, Sept. 30.A (
MEssRs. EDIToRs: Save some few doubt
ing Thomases and fewer fearful Peters, all
hero say "Apsen" TO tho Proclamation Of
our President, and close their high praises
of the same With many "God bless him
for it."
Those words have added new fires to
those already burning in the patriotic sol
dier hearts in the Army Of Western Ten.
nessee, and they have given new courage,
added new strength to the Union forces
here.
|. Some of our strongest Democratic Gen
cras-such as McCernand and Logan las
in their recent speeches at honey take an
uncompromising stand against all mere
party issues, and for q Misunderstanding
prosecution Of the ar;even though tho en-
tire South and all its interests and institu.
tions slavery among them-shall be crush
ed, conquered, ruined utterly--in the work
which our army has to do; conquer, subdue,
and, IL need be ruin rebels, their interests
and all their pet property in man.
Your readers at the North can have nc
idea Of the hoarse bellowings and deep
groanings of Secessiondom over the Proc
lamaIion. 1t is the groaning of the giant
turning from side to side, with the noun
tain resting all SO heavily and so painfully
upon him.
Hundreds of contrabands are being senI
from here, aud from points further south
every week, by Gen. U. S. Grant, who ha:
Just removed his headquarters to this city, .
place Of 5000 inhabitants.
The cotton barricades Of the place, which
have barred all avenues to the city, are nov
being removed back to the depot for ship
ment, whence they were taken some five o
six weeks since.
The city is being strongly surrounded b,
Notifications, built by some $500 contra
bands. The negroes furnish all the maDua
labor, under government regulation and thu
practically, have recruited our forces her
by whole battalions, by releasing well sol
diers from their care of the sick, to after,
TO the more appropriate work of the sol
dier, battalion drill and camp or field du
ties. SAMUEL DAY,
Chaplain 9Th Illinois Infantry.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17


A BALTIMORE SEcEssIoNIsT AND HIS
CONFEDERATE ScRIPT.-The Baltimore
Clipper tells this story:
"a rebel farmer living near Bear Creek,
in Baltimore county,, Maryland was SO
elated at the late rebel incursion in Mary
land, that ho determined to visit Sour deliv-
erers," aud for that purpose he hooked up
his horse and wagon and started all agog.
He alighted at hotel near Frederick, and
was drinking a bumper to jeff when a con-
federate officer camein and inquired for the
owner of the team. Bear Creek farmer
was delighted, and with face radiant with
smiles, said, e1 am, sir, and that team is
southern all over sir; horse, wagon and
driver, sir" "And what is the price," in
terrupted the son of Mars, pulling out roll
of Confederated scrip. "Ob," said farmer,
"I would not like to sell now, cause can't
use your kind of money in Baltimore" -
"Nonsense," says tho officer, "havn't you
declared over and over in your letters that
the bankers and rich men Of Baltimore are
in our cause; they'll buy, sir,9 and, handing
over the price in Confederate script, he left
the farmer to toddle home afoot with a
pocket full of Confederate treasure. He
arrived in town few days ago, and stop
ped several persons with, 'show me the
man that buys Confederate script" We
have not heard at the time of going 10 press
whether the individual so eagerly sought
| for has turned up"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17
secesslon ssollIvalrY.,, },

Mrs. Fanny b. Steiner wife of volunteer in
the 7th Pennsylvania regiment, was taken pris-
oner on the 26th OF August, by the rebels at
Williamsport, whittier she went TO visit her sick
side, and confined for four and half weeks in a
stone house, without bed to sleep on, and pro-
vided with no food but the rebel army ration Of
rice bacon and bread, to sustain the life of her
self and child, l6 months old. She was guarded
in this laathsome prison by eight @chivalrc
riiffians, who politely informed her that if she
attempted to escape she would be shot AT
length the guard was Withdrawn and clasping
her infant in her arms she ran TO the Potomac
and fortunately found negro boy with a small
boat who ferried her across, and she was soon
safe among the Union troops.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17
Arresf in starIf Countx.

MANSFIELD, o., Oct. u.
H. @. JoHNsoN:-A. McGregor, Ed
itor of the Stark County Democrat,
and man named Reitzel were ar
rested in Canton yesterday for coun.
selling resistance to the draft, and
are now in Camp Mansfield. Other
arrests are likely to be made. A de-
tachment of 200 men of the 120th
Regiment, are now in Stark county
arrcsting the ringleaders and gather.
ing up the deluded stragglers, about
$50 of whom remain behind. B.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17
Waite. Ashley.
pn0
Aggregate majority -.

All but Putnam are official. The vote of Mr.
Phelps we have not given.
Considering the nature of the contest, and
the powerful influences against which he had tc
contend the election of Mr.. Ashley is the great
est triumph, personal and political, ever achiey-
ed by public man in this section OF Ohio
While we, in common with others who have
considered it their duty TO sustain Mr.. Ashley
cannot but feel gratifed with the result we have
no complaint to make, or erimination to indulge
in, towards our opponents, but trust that all par.
ties may now cheerfully and cordially unite tC
sustain the Government, and assure them thai
everything will be done upon our part which
will promote so desirable an end.--1oledo Com.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17
Drnfted men VoIuu,ccrinw.

A Columbus dispatch of the l4th states thai
Judging from reports which have reached head
quarters, it is thought that nearly, IL not quit
all of the drafted men, or their substitutes, vii
volunteer for the three years service. This j
great advantage TO the Government and it re
fleets much credit on those who instgnted it.
Should it be entirely accomplished, Ohio viii
have but one class oftroops in the field, insteat
oftwo az will be the case of most other States
The 10th, 122d and l23d regiments viii
move this week
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17
Union
Nom s. r worccsser Defeased.

We have TO announce to our readers the fact
that Hon. S. t. WORCESTER has been defeated
in this Congressional District.
worcester's majorities are 1,4OO in Huron
and 6I3 in Erie-20I3 in ALL Mobiles, as re-
ported are 1000 in Seneca, l,1OO in Crawford
and 500 in Sandusky 1900, or ma
jority of 5sT without ottOwa which will in
crease it from l55 to $50 more.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17

SHocKme.-At-Springs, fashionable
watering place, recently gentleman was
discovered bathing his feet inlhs spring one
morning, which, as the water was used at
the botel tables, caused great indignation
among the boarders, andsaid guest got "lits'
from the two hundred ladies aud gentle
men. One young miss said she guessed
that was what gave the water its peculiar
healing qualities. but those who did not see
il ID that light skedaddled.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17

Some sensation has been created in Eng
land by the intelligence that the President
has notified the British Government of his
intention to issue letters of marque, with a
view of checking the bostilities carried on
by Southern prvateers against U. States
commerce. The intelligence was received
from Nova Scotia, the Governor of which
had been notified by the Duke of Newcas-
tie. 1t is remarked as strange that the
British public was not informed of the mat
ter directly.
Tho right to do this is not denied, al.
though it is thought that serious ineonven
fences to British commerce may follow; and
it is commented on as practice which the
leading nations have abandoned.
If the exercise of the right of privateer-
ing results in inconvenience to British mer-
chants, they may console themselves by re-
membering that as soon as this Admins
tration came into power, it proposed to the
British aud French Government to acce 10
TO the joint treaty abolishipg privateeriug
but the British Ministers insisted on max
ing an exception in favor of the Confcder
Ates.
1t is probable that privateers will find a
profitable cruising ground between our
coast and the West Indies. If the induce
ments arc sufficient the mercantile navy
can turn out vessels swift and formidable
enough to intercept and capture any the
Confederates are procuring in England.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17
sHERIFF,s SALE.

Peter Stroll,
ASnnduskv EounfV
Fremont Gas Light Company, ct. al. Common Pleas.
DY virtue of au execution to me directed FROM the
ID Court Of Common Pleas OF Sandnaky County, Ohio,
ia the ab0re entitled cause, sha offer for sale At the
door of the Court House. In Fremont In said county,
Saturday, October 26th, 1862,
O'clock In the afternoon said day, the following
described lapds and tenemeats TO wits lt. .tI 80
Inlo number thousAnd seventy four IN the village
Of fremOnt sanduaky County, ohlo. -,...t Il :
Finefrock Linsey, Attorneys
Sept. % 1889. 3sw6 pr ieesa,26
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17

Gainesville, Oct. 15.-In the Twelfth
District, Finck, (Democrat) has 1000 ma
jority; IN the Thirteenth, Oneida (Demo.
erat) bas $500 majority; IL The Sixteenth,
White (DeiuOcrat) beAls Bingham BY 1900
vofes nr rs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17

Officers 10 high positions, Of MecIellau's
staff, confirm the truth Of The report that
be approves and in.icrses the proclamation
They say his published orders mean that
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17

Hon. JED. @. Davis has beeu released
from arrest for the killing Of General Mel
son, by order Of the War Department. He
will probably be in The field again in few
days. .,,.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17
sHARPsHOOTERs.,I

NHE undersigned hiss been authorized by Gov Tod to
il recruit company Of SHaARPShOOTERS.,
This Is favorite branch Of the service. Applicants to
join SharPsh00fers must be Coon SH0Ts. Only 10 Com
panies to be raised in the State. Apply AT ONCE to
w. c. SQUIRE,
Clyde, o., Oct. 10, 1862. Recruiting O1Hcer
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17
Vernnnnf hi. 3. senntnr.

Hon. Solomon Foote was on the 18th chosen
United States Senator for Vermont for six years
from the 4th of March next.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17
A NIsgcr OFFERS Reward for his master

Kentucky Army Correspondence Cincinnati Times.
The darkies of secession masters still con.
tinuo to flock into camp. There is In camp
here a regular witty darkey, who formerly
belonged 10 Mr.. Duncan, now in the rebel
army. This negro can read and write, in
fact is very well educated man. Yester-
day some Kentuckians who had lost several
slaves, and posted up around the encamp-
ment. "One hundred dollars reward
Ran away from the subscriber, my man Bob,
&c
Jim Duncan-as the boys call him-soor
after issued the following and placed it be-
side the other "GdUy::"
$50 CENTS REWARD.
"Ran away from dis chile, an'leff him al
alone to take care of hisself, after done
worked twenty-six years faithfully for him
"MY MAssA, BILL DUNCAN
"Msssa Bill is supposed to have done
gone off wid the seceshers, for to hunt for
his rights, and / speck he done got lost
Any person 'turnin' bim to me, so dat he
can take caro- of meas he alters said Mig
ga couldn't take care of hisself-will bC
much obliged to dis chile.
IN. B.-Persops huntin' for him please
look in all de last diches,' as ! often heerec
him talk about goin into the 'diehin busi
ness.
'Spcctfully submitted, JIM"
This "poster" created a great deal o
merriment in camp, while the Kentucky
residents who came across it thought jim
mighty SASSY nigger."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17

EHA German Regiment number
ing 900 sturdy-looking fellows. from
Wisconsin, passed through here on
the o. at. Railroad, last week. They
said they were going TO sight NIT
Sigel.@ A good account we shall
hear of them, withoutdoubt,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17
\ @. DANIELS, EsTATE

Ds NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed aud duly qualified Administrator
on the estate Of D. O. Daniels deceased; late OF Green
Greek township, sanduaky county, Ohio.
JOSEPH BfRDSEYE.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
FIRE-LANDS PIONEER

VHE FOuRfH VOLUME III b. issued b, the fiRx-
LANDS HIsToRIoAL SociEfY as soon as the requisite
lumber Of subscribers obtained II will be published
in one number, making neat quaFto Of ens handPsd
Dages, Of double columns, printed on ns paPeh neat
clear type, and in the handsome Ss st ths previous
volumes. .i.fI.tHa0a f-
Il win contain selections Sssa ths inteBeHng hislor
sal matter gathered By the Sostyi The oneiA Proeeea,
ngs during the current ysasat Horwalk asd
Hist0riea collections Of HeRoN, hAn7LANSs khN LoA>
DoN,. OxFoRD, BIPLEN, WKsr fowAsEsn ana u ready,
FAIRRfELD KKILY's ISLAND, and sBERhAh the AenTeH-
Of Rev l. b. Gusy at ths last Aarssi aees'ne asd
The Hon j. NJ Root at the meeting a. bakeman-and a
doe engraved Porysi of Plat Rsnsdet Esas the ven'
cradle President Of the Society.
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IN ADVANCE,
subserpohs may be made 10 the respective TovDship
canyassing Committees e either Of hs pndeHgRsd
y. u. PARISH, sAndukky.
T. PHILLIPS. Berlin
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d. II. PEAsR, T.
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can leave their subscriptions for the IoNKKR At the
Journal Once, Fremont. Oct 10, 1909
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17

We have delayed our paper in or
der to give our readers the vote of
this county. We regret to announce
the defeat of the Union ticket, owing
to causes which we shall allude to
hereafter. The following are the re-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17

Sufficient returns have been received to place
the election of Mr.. Ashley beyond all doubt.
The following are the majorities:
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Ee-The Philadelphia Press states
that Ex-President Buchanan has con-
tributed $1,000 to defeat the uncon-
Iditional Union ticket in, Lancaster
county, Pa, and to elect the Breck-
Iinridge nominees. just what might
be expected of the old traitor.
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Raarichten . gssrpa s.rn. o. 9.

Gelera 8orsliItlg trai BON gtew Bern Der
Dampfer o5a3e" i'm 0afsn BON gtsps gcrf siu.
Dem n}lep Bern progrsB" sntnsbhnsn 'pir
Das 5plBcnre:
Gjne 0(eco3uo8eirun8Spnrtbie Die bon
O1lbtnatcn, d. g., (id tn pem Dampfei
ySasle" nab Oem pungO Niper begab, nabm
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fanseue trafeu 9leiGfaue nit Dem vGdsIe"
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porti,l6t oa8 &tabliliement Der Serren Beers
unb Sprie0er nisoergebrannt, Usil rer 9sbterC
2uartierme.itet ces |. 9te9. Noro Carolina
SOL. iii,
Gtne aubere Qart9ie fEns 9IeiGfals stpei
couf6oer!rie Osrbeoji ,tere. 80 OteiIen uon
Nap. Bern On 5mitb's Greet Gin $50. 2ieut.
Sol. D. s.. &ns1 uap Capt. Saltsrs, bette
ooR Is. 81. 6. Ne9t. Z.
Ser OspartementsHef, Sen. -MlajOr Softer,
maAte an 7. Ott, b%sfannt, Dag bon isnsm
Sage an fir ale duejufubrenoe 8anmwpls
uao 9aute, Bspn DrQesnt Ausfu9r3ua erbObeH
ngr0g,
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Baltimore, cen 16. Oftober 1862.

D0LItflptes zen I6o OItopet 1867,
Oas osutI@e GOmtte CUR rlnterltnbnas Dec
tn ofH btfiiasn WSllttdgbo pitaiern befapliAen
paftgN'ssi, 3.econpaisat1otsn IMP @elunpen
bat IolssnpR ptitsre 0absn erbalten:
Our0 8srmitttung Des 9errn @hGuberd :
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berger S., g. 8,Oipn So, 81. -. 81, g. g.
81, .. QeuY 81. Us. Qecpplo 81, O. GAIT
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81, a 2aoD 81, 6. OsGt, 8ros g. So. So,
BeEnes So. g. Galb % Gts., 6edt & 0ubel
81, GaitIsbers, so GtS., s.. Gublen; So, 9.
Sebmaier 81, 8. &rauo 81 Qetpis Qauer ST.,
Ginitein Bros 81. s. Jrtepenrt6 81, Suitus
Stebl ST., g. 6. ST. unD Stttbeimer & Nfels
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>. Dtetrt6 5OTts., %. Dietrt6 So, Mleeu.
ner 81, SENS 81, NobltrOb so @ts., $. ..
% Sts. nno :. 9. 81. Serner erbtelten mir
pam Baltimore io3. DemotraHi5en Guruper.
etn $5O.62, Wiltelm S9aaufer S., 9. 81.
Wttper 81, S. NcBwalD 81, DieiriM & Brrs
81, 9enrY Nausr 81, sc. 0a6nib 81, s..
8rcht 81. GrteDe 81, @aSntgrg ST.. Q..@
81, Neinb. OteB, So, SoAauuo 2npsft So %,
Sron ". $2.85, Or. q. Us. SAIL. Sonlt
erbteliea mir nod GrfrilAuneen fur Dte Rran
ten nno Gsrpnnoetea In Sort Wic0enrY BON
@sOr9 OlUlt, 9en,Y Qop5, BriB 9smpei unO
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slsna 6rau Gfert 2 5amOen, GQ. g. So. etne
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Gbarste BON Mib Sttsbler.
Sir oas @omite:
SObn 8rteDertG, GcrItBenber.
Or. u. @teSmer, SAriflfa6rer.
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! 8rilldnte q II ma b III {. - Nui
GrIuden pe8 Dl1ioenten Qtrcotn beiuAte oe
rtrn Mor8sn DIR iamole 3perg, Commodore
Rutt, nit SIR. 3, s, Snrnum pas weiBe
6auS. Nue MitgltsOer oss Gabiaei6 waren
,uacean uno Der tle'ue Commodore ian1 oui
8frlanaen pas Qieb Columbia, the Gem of
the Deem"
Nt6t tppt.- DIR junee Wutbsman,
peIAer lb 3niallis ieIbtt iGr6, 1T niGt tOpt.
Uie teriftet parpe. SO 1T i'm @seentbeil
9ofnuns fir lsin NuitOmmen p%orbanOen.
Gtue uerlpreue g ter.-
Dor eint9en Gogsn fam Elm iun9es Weib In
Die Vuit3etfation Der 4. gBarO unp Iagte, paB
ite auf @sbsiB ibrcs Srucers, wsIdsr Jte9t
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