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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-09-01
VOL. IX.---NO. 80.
Women in Paraguay.
The author of "Sketches in Para,

The author of "Sketches in Paraguay"
gives us this fragrant morsel:
Everybody smokes in Paraguay, and
every female above thirteen years Of age
chcws. L am wrong. They do not chew,
but put tobacco in their mouths, keep it
there constantly, except when eating, and
instead of chewing, roll it about with their
tongue and suck it. Only imagine your
self about to salute the rich red lips of
magnificent little Hebe, arrayed in satin
and flashing with diamonds she puts you
back with one delicate hand, while with
the fair, taper fingers Of the other she
draws forth from her mouth brownish
black roll of tobacco quite two inches long,
looking like monstrous grub, and de-
posting the savory morsel on the rim of
your sombrero puts up her face, and is
ready for your salute. I have sometimes
seen an over-delicate foreigner turn with
shudder of loathing under such circum-
stances, and get the epithet of el sauaco
(the savage) applied to him by the often
ded beauty for this sensitive squeamish-
ness. However, one soon gets used to
this in Paraguay, where you are, per.
force of custom, obliged to kiss every lady
you are introduced to; and one-half you
meet are really tempting enough to render
you reckless of consequences, and you
would sip the dew of the proffored lips in
the face ola tobacco battery, even the
double distilled honey dew of old Vir-
GINA"
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A middle aged farmer and his wife were
enjoying an evening cozily together, when
the conversation turned upon religious
matters, as described in the Bible, which
the man had open before him. "Wie,'
said the farmer, GIVE been thinking what
happy society Solomon must have had in
his day, with so many wives, &C., as is rep
resented" "Indeed," replied the wife,
somewhat miffed, "you had better think of
something else, then. A pretty Solomon
you would make Why, you can't take
proper care of one wife. What a pretty
figure you would cut then, with dozen
wives, and all of them as spunky as I am ~
The farmer silently took his hat and went
out.
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MistGIIanGous.
The Freaks of a millionaire.

William Beckford, one of the most re-
markable men of modern times, was the
only son of Alderman Rockford, of Lon
don, who died when his son was only
ten years Of age, bequeathing him West
Indian and other property which yielded
him an income equal to half million
dollars year. Young Bcckford's mental
powers were good, and no pains we're spar.
ed in educating them by refined cultiva-
ton. Sir William Chambers instructed
him in architecture, while the great Mo-
Fart taught him music. At twenty-one,
with the income of prince, and accumu-
lations in ready money to tho amount of a
million sterling Give millions of dollars, }
he launched upon the world. The great
talent of promoting human happiness was
placed within his reach; but he threw the
golden opportunity away. Proud and
naughty, the youthful Beckford withdrew
from the active business of life, and re.
firing to Portugal, there devoted himself to
life Of luxurious ease. The first outlay
of his wealth there was the erection of a
gorgeous palace. During his residence in
Portugal, he visited under the royal sane
ton, the wealthy and luxurious monaste-
ries of that country. 1t is difficult to con.
vey an idea Of the pomp and splendor of
this journey, which resembled more the
cavalcade of an Eastern prince than the
tour of private individual.
"Everything," be himself says, 'that
could be thought or dreamed of for our
convenience or relaxation, was carried in
our train-nothing to be left behind but
care and SORROW"
"The ceiling of my apartment in the
monastery" he adds, "was gilded and
painted, the floor spread with Persian car
pets of the finest texture, the tables deck
ed with superb ewers and basins of chased
silver"
The kitchen in which the dinner was
prepared, is thus described
ga stream of water flowed through it,
from which were formed reservoirs con-
tanning every kind of river fish. On one
side were heaped up loads of game and
venison on the other side were vegeta-
bles and fruits in endless variety. Be-
yond long line Of stores extended row
of ovens, and close to them hillocks of
wheaton fur, finer than snow, blocks of
sugar. jars of the purest oil, and pastry in
various abundance
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gas"Newspaper subscriptions are infal-
lible tests of mans honesty. If man
is dishonest, he will cheat the printer in
some way-say that he has paid when he
has not, and sent the money which was
lost by mail, or will take the paper and
not pay for it, on the plea that he did not
subscribe for it; or move off, leaving it
to come to the Office he left. Thousands
of protested christians are dishonest, and
the printers book will tell tearfully on
the final settlement of the Judgment day.
How many who read this paragraph will
be guiltless of the offense charged ?-Er.
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MIDNIGHr.-There is something F,

MIDNIGHT.-There is something as
beautiful as sublime in the hush of mid
night. The myriad quiet sleepers, laying
down each their life burden, insensible
alike to joy or sorrow helpless alike
the strong man as the infant; and over
all the sleepless Eye, which since the
world began has never lost sight Of one
pillowed head. Thoughts like these come
to us in our wakeful night hours with an
almost painful intensity. Then eternity
only seems real and every day life ia.
BILE. But morning comes, and the stir
and hum Of life chase these thoughts
away as the sun dries up the dew-drops,
which, like our thoughts, performed their
reviving mission ere they departed.
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@HOnce upon time clergyman in a
small parish was about to lose one of his
Pensioners, who asked letter of dismis-
sion to sister church. The clergyman
questioned him as to his motives for leav-
ing. "Have you any fault to find with
my preaching, brother 2" "Not for my
self" was the reply. "What objection
has your wife p followed up the inquisi-
tor. "Oh, none at all p "Where, then, is
the trouble, my friend p "Why, my
son says that he can't understand what
you mean - The minister looked sober
for moment, and then rejoined-"Well,
brother, [ suppose you must go; for I
can't preach and find brains too"
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Seven years for my brother,
Seven years for myself,
Seven years for my enemy,

The Arabs of Upper Asia have regular
genealogical trees of their horses, in which
the birth and parentage ola colt is affirm
ed by evidence such as would be taken in
a court Of justice while among the tribe
Annaya there are horses so priceless that
it is at least impossible even for great per-
sonages and wealthy merchants to pay
cash for thems they give number Of
bills, therefore, falling due at intervals of
twelve months, or else bind themselves to
pay an annuity forever to the vender and
his descendants. But perhaps nothing
exemrlfns the high Value put upon q
horse by those wandering people SO much
as this fact, that although delighting in
war and bloodshed, they never kill far
rier; they would as soon think of poison
ing well he has only to alight, and im-
ltate with the two corners of his burnous
raising and depressing them by turns
the movement of bellows, and his life is
held as sacred as that of herald or a
priest among more civilized nations.
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Horses Of the Desert,

The Arab horse is watered once in TWEEN.
ty-four hours. He is often obliged to
content himself with dates instead of bar.
ley; these are given to him before they
are perfectly ripe, when their stones are
soft, and are eaten stones and all. In
the spring he is turned out ON the pastures,
but in the summer if his master can afford
it, he gets little barley. On this scanty
fare good horse in the desert isexpected,
if necessary, to accomplish, for five or six
successive days, distances of hundred
and twenty-five to a hundred and fifty
miles and after couple of days rest
and good feeding, he will be quite well
enough to complete the feat. If he shakes
himself at any resting place, or paws the
ground, with his foot, it is held that there
is no occasion to pull up in the journey
and if you would know at the end of O
day of excessive fatigue how far you can
yet depend upon your horse, get off bis
back and pull him strongly by the tail; il
he remains unmoved, you may still rely
upon him. SIT is no very rare occurrence
to hear of horse doing one hundred and
eighty miles in twenty flour hours p The
requisites which the men of the desert
look for in him are, that che should carry
full-grown man, his arms and change
of clothing, food for both his rider and
himself, a flag even on windy day, and
fit be necessary, drag dead body behind
him."
A horse of the Sahara is calculated tc
live from twenty-five to thirty years; hiE
prime is indicated by the following pro.
verb /:
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Said searcher of the papers the other
day, 81 am much troubled with word /
have just seen-impecuniosity. What
does it mean ?" On being told that it
signifed want of money, he exclaimed:
els that it? l shall always be troubled
with that word, am afraid"
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BEL AIR, MD FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER l. 1865.

Johnson's Rasselas must bow before it. :"
Mr.. Beckford was the author of numerous
other works. He died in the year 1914,
aged eighty -four years, leaving two daugh-
tiers, one of whom is the present Duchess
of Hamilton. His wife was lady Marga-
ret Gordon, daughter of the Earl of
Aboyne.
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Coon EYEsIaHT.-The lion and the
horse disputed one day as to whose eye
sight was the best. The lion saw, on a
dark night, white hair in milk the
horse saw black hair in pitch. So the
horse won.
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g. When DIR. johnson was asked
whether he believed DR.. Dodd capable Of
writing dissertations when under the sen.
tence of death "Why, yes, sir" said he;
"when man knows he is to be hung, il
wonderfully concentrates his IDEAS"
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DaE- A lady once remarked of certain
d. D., "that she had done him injustice in
thinking he had but tho sermons, when in
fact be had three"
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4oetital*
THE WELL-DIGGER.
An Over true Ballad.
BY JOHN G. SAKE.
Come, listen all, while relate
What recently befel
Unto farmer down in Maine,
While digging of well.
Full many yard he dug and delved,
And still he dug in vain;
"Alack !" quoth he, teen water seems
Prohibited in Maine"
And still he dug and delved away,
And still the well was dry;
The only water to be found
Was in the farmers eye.
For by the breaking of the bank
That tumbled from its station,
All suddenly his hope was dashed
Of future liquidation
And now his sands were running fast,
And he had died, no doubt,
But that just when the earth caved in,
He happened to be out
"Aha Il have happy thoughtp'
Exclaimed this wicked man
ITO dig anew this cursed we'll
see pretty plan
'Pll hide me straight, and when my wife
And cen my neighbors know
What's happened to my digging here,
They'll think that Pm below
"And SO to save my precious life,
They'll dig the well no doub!,
Fen deeper than twas dug at first,
Before they find me out P'
And so he hid him in the barn
Through all the hungry day,
To bide the digging of his well
In this deceitful way.
But list what grief and shame befel
The false, ungrateful man,
The while he slowly watched to see
The working of his PLAN
The neighbors all with one accord
Unto each other said;
"With such a weight of earth above,
The man is surely dead"
And then the wife, with pious care,
All needless cost to save,
Said, "Since the Lord hath willed it SO,
Fen let it be his gravel"
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DIR. ROBERT r. BOULDIN.

HAVlNG located in BEL AIR, and having had
- the benefit fsome hospital practice, respect
fully offers 10 the public his professional services
Dss" Can be found at his fathers residence
opposite the Methodist Episcopal Church. je2
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$3.50 PER ANNUM.
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Boarding and Day School
For Young Ladies.
Miss BETTE B. NJ. HAMILTON, PRINCIPAL

Miss BETTE B. NJ. HAMILTON, PRINCIPAL
TE'HE location of this School, in the healthy
Il and pleasant village of Bel Air. Hartford
county, Nd, combines advantages of quiet and
retirement, in a highly moral community, with
daily conveyances to the adjacent cities and viii
lagos
The scholastic year is divided into sessions o.
five months each. The first term commences
first of February, the second LIST September.
Every arrangement has been made to g We this
School all the advantages of irst-class Insti
tute.
Thorough instruction will be given in the va
rious branches of useful knowledge, and scrupu.
lous regard will be paid to Improvement of the
morals and department of pupils.
Wax-work both Fruit and Flowers, Baskets
and Vases, including "a thorough knowledge o.
the art, taught. Also, Bead Work, Embroidery
and Fancy Work, in all its varieties.
REFERENCES:
Rev. J. II. D. Wingfeld, VIM Galloway, Esq,
VIM. A. White Robert N. Hanna,
T. S. G. Smith, VIM. Fl. Dallam,
II. D. Farnandis, Esq, B. H. Hanson,
Henry w. Archer, Isaac Amos,
Stevenson Archer, "
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Die REORGANIZATION osr Se~mOfratifeben
0Sartei IN ScutftDI1no.
ans 9 ,, 10. eest

MnS @Hb<OeutfGlan B, -. SePt.
On ssIue eirsr BON BEN @1ofsfcr Or. 2aepiS @dartt
In Mannbsim urc %einigeu 6reanoen %erlaflenen GInlaoun9
lamb oeferin in Der Qubpigtaue In OarHttaet ne Sus
%iamulsufl NIT BON @sfinuunsSsenoiien ttatt' gum SUEDE
Der .NHtabnung zines cn9ertH Sul1mnletpan9eS rer oeui'
i6en BoIfspartsi nnb Der SsSInS nn0 Sla.t"ns rer Nue.
mpfratlben) YarteipreNe." Die Herlammlun5 pffahe
aus ,iui1en pis ria Wlann, baruntsr auser Gdparft; Or.
meb. Qpuis Bibrer bon 9Grmitiet, Der etIahhle Or'
faHer pon Strait unb Stoft," = ers@eflpis Nnpoil VI
Ter ran Dtannbeiul, Abgesrs. SGehu w" o"''Ns'
Gmil R;tterbauS Der Di1ter, p. Darmeh' Ytepi"IS v
1lep, 2arl Otsrer, Der HeSatteut Os
roiifiIGeu .8epbadterS" in StuttSort, .. steerSafp nno
c,oI,a S,iepen aus aiel, Yrof. Wnttfe aus SelpSg' Se.
hoYt,ur Bet,rmaun aus Dreseen, Gt8e-rc. A'enefish aus
stuttuart, 0~e,batteur SfSdel unb Sdnqlter peQeheHlet
aus S~ranffurt u. I. 10. Ss paneele l1W' ' o"t y" =
fabren fonnteR, nm cine Organization ber osnioHalllUe'
Yartei, ipetGe fi& Diels Der Anrslenoen h"pl opHe s.nsn
Ri, p,eIiecn 0esenias seS.u ben gtationalrerel" ,@tenen
s,nf,n ~ fSun,n. NantenttiH Der fuIbeifl6e Aesecrohet'
5r,sSrt ,,fl6rte. Der RationaISerein beit bs aiiS rSetrd'
tbsrrE ~. ar BABE 'bas 0erirauen oerlpreH, Ct le. "n'
aus elmer ucriiberse6enben Situat'on eni'tru'gsn' 0tb7
bdI6 III beIeitigen unb burb etnen neuen Oete" 5" q
leben, ter cia fir ale 3eiten siilti9es Pro9rain" ""I'
Hele. r 5rLaH.o &UL ..e..ys,4. os.
oeoreue,e SviferIeu 6ereits fr une felti5 lei iI6, nehI
elmer ausftbrlinen Tenti ttiit. urrtn faneire con'meh'
tut uuo oeredbtierfi0t noiro. ~ ldutt plnaue ahl eihe'
tlyinfao tt en- Sonecrbuut, mad rer S1aelone icy u"
Sas 9Apr 1920 etititneieh. poil rem @oni5 sD'ps!"
BON sBittencers iairi,ir'tr n@lahulc,tpieS aus Sno
Deutlb!onb," uub Seribt,t gtsen Oterelt and PreuBs"'
auf cine so aition 3~ii@eu benz Y1rtIcllarlSnlhS n"0 rt'
4empfratie Ger Oltt,l. nnb 2leinftad'en, unter zen 6l'
tisen pom sBitrtemt ~, Taiern mno @atieu, gum scout
u~e Grpt s.sen 3eeeradtn. &rabtrt aus Gureshel
uub 0taper Gus stqt ult iecunfrtsu. D'e @npan9e'
pee gtat ,onolUercins rrpo ntsn. 70
Bic aielr [~JteerSarp unr aIispenl lpra6e1 lur 'F
enseres &ateiuhb; Or. Sidner Doute 81: "fee,Iet rag
~, sus 1&orr Hrnrunh oPrifdt klben. e. NnferS, mtS 9uutpl
orpcSnilten eu Grparaulm nit oe1n aleemeinen Sttnlrl
re6ts all pr Spise uuh elmer 8ereiniauu5 81 bet'n'h ,fe'
~sin,eGnen 3peden, ME gum Seiipiel InitrebinS Gu5e
m.iuer SafsbemafiuunS unb ati&affnng Der %itsHenrel
Deere, 8Srberuns her iterzSlbnHSesSerelh I'M
SeuoGenl&aiten Ii. Z. 10. 8ur3, Is tam iu teinsr oeFn'f'
, uen Orsaniiation unb feinem be~tnltioen Yrolralhnle
81. G~erl4mmlans Deftanb meiit aus ~iunseren Utdnnera
Die slteu rDemotrateu Der y lulsfirte" uno bic DC
Sabre ls4S uuS 1849 isaren nitt ci4ieren unr, 10 bic
\ nr piiieE. au4 MD .inlelaeer.
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amerifauii6e NnGri6ten

gSistnniit. = Ga GrofIe, WiSc., 6.
Sh. 9eute Nadt lialrste in Snolesca, niht
pelf "on bier. Die 8rauerei pon 9neht Elm
uno ps9faO . perlpnen nnter ibren Griim-
mert. Oaocn lpurctn bis lest I pieoer ans
aa9eSllHt ssbra9t, welGe aber lammtlid,
msgr opef 'pettser oerleBt lino. Cine @erlon
1T tot nno cine ipirO mod permist.
YfnnlDlnanien. = Ytttsb II.
DIT. Die BabI serlicf eeltern ouffa[lenp
rubig uno ffia, nnb wer ni9t ielbf an bic
Dolls fam, purbe taum ttpaS baYor, aelpabr.
gSte mad ieofr srOBeu Aufreeuuo i'm pbgli-
l9en Ieben tatur9emdB immtr cine acattion
%stntritt, 10 1T es aud nitt gu p%erwunpern,
pet1tt mir mad Der 9eipaltieen, ourd Den pier~
1abtt9en &rte9 perurladten Graltatton i'm
pOltttlhen 2eben cine perbdltnibmabise Nube
uno Sttle 9etpabren.
Die abge9ebene Shmmensabl auf betoen
Seiten wa biesmal uneewSbnlt9 letht, nnp
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Sme ties ~Hrei9Acfid,t.
3rpt ties HreiSACfidt.
SatcrlanbSlien
Ser 9eutI6'4 merifGnet

Rotto:4sGm 9tbeiu, an &I6eir" -
ginb mir oereint uarS alter teufI&er EDsife
9eiu frobeu Ssbertldus,
Damn tSurt sS eiI Gmsrita!" I'M Sreiie
'i 80 Der 8aterlantS5eians
Ginf baulten mir an Donau, glb' uub 2peier,
Am rebenBriineu Nbsin -
limb 9unter. 8Snige uno sf,itspsrpeier
S6duien fteta infer b'r,iH.
9a iGieSen mir ans an rem Giraensausu
Wtit @ren3en ireuJ uuo auer,
Der 6reibeit. br VerPeiSung ednD gu itauen
uno loIIens nlmHerrtebr.
Stun ipcbnen mir anI Safer Ger @etpGfer,
am f~trufeu lrtraltbds. 80.
auf f~reier y c III t a tt - sliidIi6er une bsfe
us INTERIM SRnoestas.
BaS mir bier IAN unS BAUM if infer siseH
lab pu6ert bunt -
ltrb i1ii6enb frsift her 6reibeit Sternenreiseu
Oh jeces Sirsets DAD.
l1nb pis mn uui're 6Grmen aorn unS &.ben
@ebeiben fern unb nab,
60 rG6i't buro's ireit. &anb gu frii3em Qebeu
a Gin Deuti9= anterifa. j.
Ap IeulIueHl VSlVC Ip tte Nh1SIupeH -.-
Utartise Irt sefent:
0a mu6 Der 86Ifer @seIfes erpa0ieu,
Gin 8iirserthuu Der DeIt. .1aa. r3.
Bic EreIbsit SOD 9n ibr pire turh Iecnen
Die llnion befteR'n;
Der StlaSerei Hno 1prdnnei Ddmonen
EauBten Dor ibr cersee'n.
Die 9raheubrut srpir9t in ieinen Gdu9en
Sur Come ibpebt i6r Gari Y ID
lin 0teiG all ep' ger 6eien Dspr ~eIPGnSeu
Seoe6t iein SGpinSenpaar.
Sin einis 0tei6! Sur 3wietrdGt tlnn ~Serber6en
Ger 6rei6eit ~Iaut'ren port; ~
8, iaBt ibu unS auf 3inbestino cererben
lntbeiIbar fprt unb fsrt!
9, tpeit bes 9ietes iaufter 3auter %srinset,
Siub quite @eifter nab
90 lang 60 uitt auf Dsiner Glur OeriIinset- -
&eil Dir, amerita!
Bietor Yre@t.
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bet Dem 9ertn9en SnterelIe, wel6es bic Wabl
unter ben Malen DeS Bottles erreate, linb bic
geriGte bon auSip1rts bis sur lpaten StmnDe,
IN Der mir seltern our Yreie 9insen, 70 mans
9elbaft eeblicben, paB lt@ nit Si6erbeit tpe@
mig Don Dem all9emetnen Nelultat lasen labt,
pblApn eS teinem 3weifel AZ untsrlie9en
lheint, Dap Der Staat nit elmer biblden
Mfebrbeit, lase 5000 Stimmen lA fur
pas llnipn5tidet entlhitDen.
Die Union Mlebrbeit i'm County mtro 3Ut<
lden 5000 betra9en, ma Bel Der ob9e-
9ebenen l6wahen Stimmensab( imnIsrbtn
eine blblhe Najotit1t lit.
Wcm Wnrf. - Der Ner gUrfer Demo
frat ldretrt !: Inter 200 Dt4tern, Die bel Der
YreiOliepoi6teret teinen YreiS betcmmeu, be-
fnoet lih audi Der berii6mte !0r. g. 6. SurB,
perlelbe &urb, welGer ppr etlthen Sabren
gum @anpipaten fur Staatslenatcr auf9e'
ltellt ,purpe. I'm Ieiner Sadie reHt fiber 81
l{ein, lieb er lein 9Oem, eSe tr cS Der preis<
Gommi1lion ein1anOte, llmmt Der bafiir cont
pcnirten Melcpie uno euglil9er llebtrlebun9
pruden unp li@ paS 8edt auf lein @ert pa
%tentiren, 70 Dap ia feline, Wie er es rannte,
,Ntpgelei" 9elhe6en tonne. Oa trob pielsr
Sprli6tsmaBre9eln, psren ;3ped tr unS neu'
lid auSeinanpereBte, feline 9atentoihtung Den
prei5 uidt erbalten, 70 foil tbmr tpen'gltenS
bic @enu9tbuun9 %peroen, lein @eotft lnter
Der Nubrtt o6umorltilheS" int nGAltcn SeO'
baAter YerUfsntli6t gu Ieben.
b. Oirainicn. sri d. M on b 8. Otteber.
@jeltern fanoen bier mebrere tnribi9e Nut'
tritte ltatt, bel iretden natirliA Die gt9er Die
6mipt. No lie lpielten. Giner pcrlelben mar
aiemlid ernltbaftsr Natltr unp e. bate etntge
3eit Den @tnlhetn, ais p6 Gin fVrnllider Aufz
lauf entlteben loltt. Gin weiber &nabe bat
te cine 9teaerin IN Srcapltrest beleioist nnr
wurpe taflr pom einem Ne9er. Der ca3u fam
~miBbanrelt. Gtti9t weiBe Burger nabnicn
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