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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15


ket reports, and "news from all ma
tions," down TO e.keur Of their going
to press, Or, when going to our sup.)
per, We may take along papers from
New York, Chicago or St. Louis of the
preceding day, but their contents arc
made stale and Improbable by the bah.
bling telegraph, which has already an
tieipated their contents. This. Is an
enterprise too formldablo for -hebdom-
adal competition, and renders the bu-
siness Of publishing n country ncwspA-
per one Of the most uninviting fieldsi
in the whole circle ofhuman industry.
But within the last year or two
new difficulty has arisen, in the great
ly enhanced price Of type, paper ard
labor-all Of which arc Indispensable.
and must be paid for. II becomes.
therefore, a question Of liGo or death
with those engaged in the business
We have noticed lately several propo-
sitions for holding Conventions Of pub.
fishers, to consult together upon mat
ters Of their common interest, and take
measures for their self-preseryation,--'
Some Of these contemplate meetings in
particular local districts; bnt we OBJ
serve that our friend OF the Circle
vile Union, bling himself one of the
seniors of the craft, proposes a meeting
Of the Weekly publishers Of the State,
to be held IN this city, on the first
Wednesday Of January. TO be effcc-
tive, 1t scents to us that nothing short (
OF co operation ofpubIishers through.
out the State is necdful, and We trust
the call will be fully responded to.
The country press should, and must
be sustained. There is not q county
in the State but should sustain a good
County paper. There is not thrifty
farmer in any County in the State,
who can dispense with his County pa
per. No reasonable man would ask or
desire to be furnished this necessary
article, without liberal compensation
to the printer. Look at it: When
newspapers We're two dollars year, =,
and published at less than Lalf the ex-
pensc now required, wheat could be
b. u ,ht for forty cents bEshel. wood
81 p per cord, butter 6 cents a pound,
and other neccssaries in proportion,
Let the publishers, then, convene and
lake counsel of each other Let them
adopt and sternly adhere to such mea-
surcs as will ensure them not q bare
remuneration for their labor, but
competent independence. The inter-
oits Of every community are conc@rn-
ed in the character and usefulness Of
the local press, and this cannot bo
maintained at a reasonable standard
without being literally sustained. Let
the prices, then, be adapted to tho ext
gcncies of the present time.-Ohio
State Journal. -
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15

s~Lite in the spring time is life In
all its forms-life with sweet breath
in it, life with song in it, life withTa
light in it. .D.l aHl r.a n...s.g,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15

r~Thc more We know, the less We
say. At death q man arrives at i'm
mense knowledge and doseu't open
his mouth. -
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15
TIE RETrRN.

Ispokc bla softly in the hall; T. ...
? Yet, torrent-like, her rushing feot
Dashed, Ikea hurrying waterfall,
Adown the stair my step to greet!
scarce could whisper in the hall, '..
Nor end the words so oft begun; ais.
For in that happy interval .l. rl A..
lIor beating breast and mine wero ono
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15

bD-Those fond of wine are little
fond OF the sweet or t new those
fond of learning are no fohder Of its
must than of its dregs. So aa..4..,r
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15

pea.The manin pursuit of a fortune
frequently does not succeed in light
ing on tho first scent. Yg
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15

bwIf a man we're blown from q
housetop by a gale, would he regard
it as. q windfall : ~ ~ !. ~. ..aA
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15
chiIIieothe Bound to Com. to orier

A sad day is in store for Chillicothc.
Some sort of u calamity will certainly
betaIl t, and that before long. What
shape or form this calamity will take,
there is no predicting with any degree
Of certainty but come it will. 1t may
come in the morning, at noon, in the
evening, or when deep darkness en-
shrouds the earth. The day nor tho
hour no man knoweth It. is going to
come, however, and it is just as Likely
to come when no one is looking for it,
as at any other time and more 80. We
do not wish to excite unnecessary
alarm. We simply wish to induce all
our people to put their houses in order
and from this date forward to keep o
sharp lookout-Adrertiser. .:
We presume the "sad day" to which
our neighbor refers is The one on which
he proposes leaving the city. He is
packing his trunk, has advertised his
office for sale, but sale or no sale, it
seems, he is determined to shake of
the dust ofhis feet against the Ancient
Metropolis, bid us final farewell, "and
that before long" The precise time
when he proposes to infict this terri
bic 'calamity' upon our devoted city
il appears from the above extract, is
not tixedi and "there is no predicting
with ny degree of certainty" Hc
may take his departure in the morn
ing upon one Of Hawkes. & Company's
excellent coaches, or possibly upon tho
5:2O train, ria. LoveIand or he may
wait till high noon" and after torti-
Tying the physical man with one of
Scott & Pollard's excellent dinners,
cody and deliberately infiiet the 'ca-
Iannty' upon US in the broad light of
day; or, possiblyi with some consider
alton for the feelings Of our people,
he may wait till evening, "or when
darkness cnshrouds the EARTH" and
then, while we arc all locked in the
embrace cf Steep, not dreaming of any
calamity he may
"Fo'd up his tent litc an Arab,
Andquetly steal away"
According TO his own assertion, "the
day nor the hour no man khowcth"
when this ''calamity" is to come upon
us, but ho says sit is going to come,
however, and il is just as likely to
come when no one is looking for it, as
at any other time, and more sc"
Now we ask our ieighbor il he don't
think it is cruel-the very refinement
Of crucIty-to thus keep 10000 people
in an agony Of suspense, waiting and
watching for calamity" that is as
likely to CONT when no one Is looking
for it as any other time, and moro So"
when he might so easily allay their
alarm enable them to put "their
houses in order," and be prepared for
the calamity ?'-Don't he know that
calamity loses half its terrors by
being prepared for? Couldnt he have
evoted a short local item to informing
them of the day. the hour, and tho
method of his departure? What have
our people done to merit such treat.
ment at his hands -Chillieothc Ga.
:ette. ...-. .. .'f .iR .ad'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15

From Rev, J. 8. Herman, OF the German Reform
|H'. Church, Kut1town, Berlis county, Pa. tf
D. DR.. @. NJ. tJacksoni- Respected Sir. have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years and
have never used any medicine that did me "A much
good as Hoohands Bitters. am very much inn
proved in health after having taken FIVE bottles.
'ts,l Yours, with respect, l1 J. 9. HHRnAH.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15

From The R.t j. " Lyon. formerly Past6rofthe
~ Columbus IN. J. aud Mlestown (Pa.) baptist t
Churches New Rochelle, NY
iDr. c. NJ. ekson;-Dear Sr;--I feel 1t a peasure
hu, of nv own accord, TO bear testimony to the ex
selI>uce oftle German Bitters Some years since he
ing m uchAdioted with Dyspepsia, fused them with
very beneRtial results. / have often recommended
thsin to persons eneebled by that tormenting dis
sasa and hare hoard from them the most hstterng
testimonials aa TO their great value. In Of gen.
srAl debility, beeveit to be tonic that cannot be
surpAssed, ~ a, 'fe........ J. NJ. LIoNs.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15

From Rev. ]. II. Turner, Pastor Of Hedding W. E.
Church, PHI hadelpha.
DR.. JAakSun;--Dear Sir;-Haying used your German
1,ttsrs in my family frequently am prepared to sny
that has been ofgreltserylce. lbeoye thntin most
and st valuable remedy of which have any knowlS
sdEs. Yours, respectfully, j. H. TtRSrR,
~ tu .fr' u' No. 7Jj N. Ninetee nth street.
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Frsni the Row Thomas Winter, Faster OF Roxbor
nnnh nInti.t Church. !

.'....... ough Baptist Church: ...,..r
'Dr. JAckson:-Dear Sir;-I feel it due to your ex.
ssllsntpreparaton, Hoohand German Bitters, to add
nv testimony to the deserved reputation 1t has OH
tainsd have for years, at times been h Dubbed with
great disorder in my head andneryo teni. was
advised by afriend totry bottle OF your German
Btters ibid so and have experienced great and uii.
sIpsctsd relief; my health has been worry materially
bsneatted. I confidently recommend the article
where meet with eases to myown, and have
beau assured by many OF their good effects.
R.s pectfuily yours, T. WINTER, Roxborough, Pa.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21
StQbt> Ddpenpprt
euprtme Court Don 9ppa. Do

xz7 euprefue Court pou 9opa. Dae
alnniBt uubeil. wsl&ss pts DausnporI
rsu1ia. Savings Fund and Loan Asso'
%ciution erssn p,s North American Fire
Insurance Co. bsim untueuidis ubiIt
,ifsen en Suprtmt Gou.l bsRdtig
ro.eM.
pS~ rod olaiis. ma$ nen11@<r
@el@!ub cts 3onesd1s fol- MT e,m,auI
Nod 3etahe Su e%,ritnhrsn N1leua rtns
Jabttf fNt NouRrufIiOn upn Waf,n urt
Nmmuui,icn bnbuntsn 1paem.
Err Yau .tnss puIuumoeoains Mir
IN Sai.e IN An8ri1 8snomm'n ws.rsn.
Sir .:wrattDe' TOt" shtta', felssnes
A"n;r9s: 20
E,s un!er nsn unlnn.i@nstsn tieksr Be-
tanttne 3attnulb'p unte1 Ter Yuma
lb.u. El0baufsn u. 80. 1T cuIb 8lll.6s
VfnInbulunR oon beute an aufAs!In.
lbsueUr SItbaulsn ibunimmi aus Meliua
unc yol'pa pss @eItdfts unp miro ris
Dt1auet abe Der ..Wsnl,tsn pon" untss
e1 Il Du,e.A Buma torflblsn.
Gbeooo1 Sle!bau(sn.
&1nt W. Dtsmann.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21
eeaen ber eflaSersit

Dis N.'S. Greis 3eyups bsIi&tst: yin
b0bftss DeIotonsn. Mdr9sn ndIes Spor
a&t Sabrsn ouf .tntt pfanfaes II Mil
lI{ippt nit tiuth muIatsn urbttralba
IlnrlipdIu an ffnM aursrn pfanjrr vsr'
|tauii, "a itt D..r in VaepelsasnbsiIsn
nor, Lem Gbspaar wutee often HtIa,t.
rap tie 1uNes gtau aur Waiutlle ibtes
uslu..n b.trn tsNin,mi ii. Nuss Bitten
uar 0l.tsh, II hitt BON einaneu Au
,.enh,n, bor pta,sstsSsns unr balte tsin an.
es1eb #e'ul,t,. nls' hug Ter Waln rss I'm.
sla tlid.n Wsitse out bru'ale Wsit Me-
iihiieen, !eyttfse feitit atrt tlntsaatfabu
wu,ts. Gas beeaes>new3!sias UIaSpi
ID Dit eiusn nfuIpIcith W,1iud, I@ rae
ettm 3u nsbmsn unc rurrv, m h1 h,hs
@stnmt.u lui 5Iu&I tSl (aIistIlh AZ
Siou, ptu; fit lbtem Drttsn b%.uAu9sbsu.
S's 4 tar rtm MI fen yuil,nA uu S.nr.
0 On iG1 Walts, war e,ulRe 3cit nod
!bru ssmaiNamcn lt'nnuna sn'fobsn
UNI GO alutle tbm. On Yo'r unee mRli
ltln Sd.Hte nab europa 3u 9slanRsn,
Va1 Ian9etrm Nuftn'Dalt ralsltt. ts91tt
u DOT Nu,aem na6 0|spslano 3utGd.
Nnarilhsn uar Ntw S.lsane pom un(s<
rem l'uppsn ucbeu urp IN 0cI9e osnen
Der Belstr Dor @sorese @atiln Hd6t,a
0erulpsn. Die lepIut sntaob nun noh
philadelphia, no IL fiibn in e,nu 50.
mile ole Di,ns,in be(d of',9t mot. Vie
lie vu1 0urArm mott @ltp.lanr aut Vtlut
fam t atarfIt Nc pIrsl'h lbrem Walttn
ayr {. S.1avt, c. rs 1anllt ale usrlo1en
aeNNt't. 2n,es Tartn uuter ,.t rol
NNuI, utcr tue un,, Waritie WlsctIpeI'
,e,A,Dune'unc faneM tAum WorIe 0enu9.
um e,ttlbn AAe',.t ~ ntbtn. unr
cod a,tbt ,e :mEuI ;rd Nienct Aenn1,
mdte WnpsAri' ',.an Ibut>o6sn, nit
lie N p%oIlttUN"tt, l'llrlunA II pOlae:
iubU ntrren. Gag Ssf.apuN tuG einen Ss:
Acn UNI ZEN |uu,,trn Wtrnlbsn tlr aiD
Slut Wnb. 1sal'1sn @siQbte boar. ~
slflalsn plaen!
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21

a Trlbjabrs> Mdnttl. cine arobs
Nuewobl in RIttruaofen, wdbsn 8an'
zen unp Sonneni@'rAn fno (osbtn aus
espadt bel BaoshorM. -.
% BsAen S'r0tbnn far Qam,r
unp Wath.n wenot mau (l& on Smt'b;
ceN ps @laire ,6aus 9e0endbr... Gi!1'
unb Woa.bdt. fur Mdrnu unO 1naten
touft man In jsrsm f5tYl um bef:n bel
smht. @u bier tauf', ,ipo'' @s!e'
. 9baio u: g.. 30. % 8roep'
Slrabr: babea Isst eas erobh S&ubss'
(&df, In eidat. Soma. unp Fnoa ,man
bd tbn,n ists ne bs1e AuswobI uno III
ttaiaesn; preifs. Gin 0u(u$ miro 9e'
0sn lbs1ssue'n. ~ -
t. Str bette Ylab, Ut, 9opttsn su
~toufsn, 1T. bh piunmtt, No.. So
Brarp Croft, obubalb pr pofo1fet
Dn quite Iapevn ill., biutasm <prst)'
min (4t etr, (p1s4s bel 6nrn glumms,
Dor. x 3al3n1'Zmm
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21
@tu., fstiaatil tdht MI hi lobtnsp,rr'te,

@tu.. 5s5iptll ikddbt MI 1%loob,nnswsr'bs,
,gorR&t Gumbntanb fAr fart bsfeftaen,
SO fdetnt peaanarb1 !tab tr bic GrwanunQ
+tn.s a~bsrmaltesn, etHfa08 ess R,bsQsn
IT, suniylp,aentfn britt: @umberlano II
pon nl&t, asrtnset Bt&ttgsett- fat :uns.
ga tilsti sspi(} nn1 aben ten s@ldA N.A3 ~
@efspsunfplyuuitn t.fbeu <s bts s+ra'
zen nod ptttsburB,' @HksnAts' @etforo
auuo ;9obnsletya eedl 3wd erHte&em'
paentta N.iterei. tine 1oa &bteagov BIZ
aneeri soq. GinanaoH. u1etfenS y us ,laea
I'm Dtatf&tassb: sevpikrtsa 6eIesten teRt.
heno, btletn @Ees1et 2etbwa&e. 6l8sl VI
INIT @efAdftene f5rnlia.. abetlaen xnb
r,au felt 10 IBID an, 'tsat6 II nt9t auf go,
9su e~ststtst; abr SIC poslbdtteenEra&ts
detnfr anpefteusttn fbdtiet.it ttetsn In
Der bef.tsn Dronuns atereu gau zaet. ,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21

Yincoln Mlo Yramletle. Die u1ranf'
icrt Commonwealth" msItu, roB gouU.
BlumItItt NIT Dem HttulIoIs lciner
unturseunlen nit Gem ytanesnItn GIN:
coin i;br 3ufutpsn iei. Y1aurtm Gn erIn
lo1 obl as Ger RrNaeltfuIdr Sh nj h
baIun auf bic SnIm0sn rec Staalte
8mtudY ale Die NudRhten Renrmmrn.
eie man ermar'et unr uula"QI bobt.
Das Nltsre psrce In Bdlrs bsfannt &C.
mndt mercen.
IS mar oorausau(tbsn. rob SineoIn
Den Vorh>uuneen uuo Drotunasn ftines
sn9um 4ane8mannee une @sinnuns9ss
no1len niHt pdrce rptosrfebsn f0nnm.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21
wobtntltWer Marftbert1ti
Oftee bss .,Demolrattn".
Nutmph, 20 &pr,l 1854.

No6 b.thae. 3 Woh.n anbaltenten Mta.n:
,pett,rs n sublttb fG6nss, ttodenes BITTER tin
a..r.lth: IN 5olst bsdeu bic @ese uteesr In
autsm 3ufanes unb pt 3ufub,tR bsbeasRbt'
inb.
Gola.ub. Rnb. b. bsunsta prcbuttsnprst(t
Wfbl.- Yrettr Anpstanpkyt unp pt. ncttren
es ~ IS. 10 t,s $3.50 sNpolHa!s. une, -. oO bio
O.2U yt,!-,l.
D.t1en IL -fortrdbrenb In Ru8frhse unit
wtrb ~ IS bis 81 05 vsrtauf.f ~'Hii2"
Wt1Re. Die Hddtfraae # nt&t aktr 9rob
anp. be- 3uiubrsn unttteuitnp. Gtfdafts I'D
a1ii W ! 20 tts $3.50. ,ElI,7 :
aoIn. Iit Naairass. Ia fstr Groe thb tvs
p.as "A stpaA a,fttstn: !! 16a'tts 68GaJt
6ai.,. Or 1ea'tt n rubia uno Il. Hat'
i,ase nib, ,fttr sse6. 3ufub1en. untteeuttnt'
Nesasn: 3tHsxn sss'btn'sns uns BIT
sadfrose mdets.; sprsis S0t.
Botutn. &srts ~ 81 SO bs 81. J
/ eaamen. Btuhsfaan'.n $2.60tH e IS
| 7iucttpSaduta $2.25 W $3.50. attNarmes
81. costs 7.25. "a .''Fl7 ~
sa!ieiittn: gsrssn, IL mad esaattt
~ IS bts soc. psrfauft. It IF go &
X1tt qvant7 8 eEsts=s4
But}ir 32A4bh IS, ~ Stunt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21

aeilerd il. eiutr situng Der 2egislatuy
nou Obio. Iititr Gage rpuree ~ n
@tsune, oer+ eeeislatur S~n Obic btIt
mdyu, Rtprdfntaut pom 8utIsr County,
mibreno Ct .tnt Rtes. bieI, BON 6<a. trss
Mitalieo aus p1rY County, pSsltd
tur& :peu f&naAslbaftta-z:R If unttrbrcs
&sn:y.St etrbAsaustr. Sptsbutt.' -
6sr @ays p<skte I'D 80 fetaeu eobreentr
uno {aas: ~sSertr. or rfl6,. eab gle eth
Dummsyf Fno, Miro i'd a6er 5trta Xus:
fpru$ n9At lp,iu1noerni |" - rsrauf 6err
Bes .ausbslie mo 1ent Gomplinentenila
DER einen faaGsneens Gaufidlas Ia I'll
9ifaae pv(sste. Dit eesfslatur'M ttslte>
or ipranafn pairri[dtn lt1p 17{tbteM qerIt1
6tse an Die eufi, porduf Ser Wapo fftus
R.M fortfebts.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21
4 Neutres aue' Cubs merlFa.

! { "a VNCU<&VV ~ skS
Sn Gbile bolte f& BE aufduolt&t1ufs
reouna weeen rss B,u&ss nit psr@ eput'
LIE Bolivia eana -eaeet; ss parsn tsIn'
rpetteren S@ttttt IN pu Sa&e aelaebsn.
Bet pem Wteane pes Danpfers faretn
pie Wabl.n por DIR 9bdre. Dh 'pvtefsr
unp 4eattionSte einerfetts uno ett Naot'
3ta4en anbrerleits fren8trn oue &tdftt an,
Z I'm Boben ~ 9ewtensn; ober BE ,unter.
RaSn e9 0.eenwdrA8ea Naturalization
r.@utit,n 1uo<rF&aad auf Ute Changing
elmer @ebr4eA yen spst Dr+*beasn. Der
III wdblenbsn Bolts.R eprditntan1en.'
0on 6enrY YQtAaes. oez bt1eits uaeb<Ue
Gt(,ntabnsn in &btle Aetam uao i@ Va
pu.@ zen Danl pse 8s!teS> Se&as{t bat,
AZ ,tn n.uer erebariieer plan fas rtn
EBau elmer Giifnbabn lbet IT, Xnrsn eu
pcrren i; oisiabe fex Die Din
%ntnibd(er Gbiijs nit rem axastrstzm
Gtenen ret xtaeaAn.lasn 3tsabtA ot1'
llatea. - -
Die NIUE Gittsutasn nxret sine einat
Don 81 Neilea sabsa, bis 81, ssf1tr ,6Sbt
BON SOC Gus auffdseu uno nzs'adt
Mtuionsn DoA lrs tofsn; tbr Baa plres
nur 4 5lbre ttiesee tu uie feu fsinR Srobt
51wiu.atsi.m Bet Anlaas partiasn- Dit
|Babu lduftspae s9tat oesilfeaofuGts In
Gbilt btnauf unp itntt 1f&a 'ns1 uebtrfd
auna pss gebirass Ia bad. 1bal, n.S Rie
,@ranse, eiuss 0.bsnauGes be Rto Nea,o
ueI9er &c @1tn3e IwtIden Der Arssntinf'
t@sn Rspublit uub Yato8outsn. btlest.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21
(4us t,m eaton D.mchaay<; p;
lie Mfeotjin fur ale Jabres5etten.
a. Moho1,d IN aornhi}fpfd


Dir b,an(prdhm mebr ais obufdaltde
xunpe CON DER @r,hstwtGen(haft, une pubtenb
MIR n~n1apns ~, bae 6umbus bios Gin onbtIer
Muscrhd IL. Btttus III unb Dabr fint &nastos
IN uu{,rm Blatt uihe,nsn ladsA, wsl4e earauf
oues,bl, Msnfhsu Ju tduf&sn, 70 1no utr boo
mt, 8nue.n b.r.tt, pasjtrtse u tmpfsotn, .pae
MIR fur stAs ioabre Wobltbat lur pts. @asQl3at'
tal4sa,
gBn taben ft!tf o.. Rotads Massnaattt!s
e,t(u6t unp bs,u8eu aus &rfabrunp. ea5tae
(slb, Elm dhtu unb fsbr bsiliamn MrttlsG IN.
Dtttts Bttrts tbtrtrtHHt tteee pHdpasatteaa tresenn
etusr 'Mtt, Sic mir jsmals e.brau6t babsn uno
NIT rait,h Anen. mslde stn mtloss. a1srss uno
an6,nsth,s aonieuna punf&en, btsfs NseAtA
III b,brautsh. Ntt bt,(.lbe ttumat pufu&t,
miro II. wt.pe, SufAt.h;v Se(onbers Euobltba'
to IN fl BEN, MabeA bel 9stbtr @tttsruna.
Sub, et Auittts: (3ap)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21

Gin 2ahballon aIs Qieb1ober. Ginss
Ger ~nsusren fran36f(dep 9ou,na1s bring,
fclptnrs Mnetpots:
Vie Ger berubmts eufti6tH.r Woearr
farl\i@ oEf rsm Wareftlee 1sinen arobsn
Baton fNute, amuNrte II biz 3u(&auu
earu1n,, soS sr tineu tls,nsu Bauon tn
@tlall einse fIduen Wannes nit Sac
iGnn une ouf1ei9en lief. Moj Ra'ti6
i1ieA e, tleine Nann-raS gstrsut Gb.n'
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