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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-06-22

DITCH NOTICE. is hereby given that,
~ on SATURDAY, July Z, 1866, petition will
be presented to the Trustees of Freedom Township,
for the location Of Ditch, described as follows:
Commencing at the section line, between Sec
tions % and 2i, Of Freedom Township; thence
west y miles thence north about 60 rods, to the
halt section Hue; thence west 90 rods thence in
a northerly direction to the northwest of section
%, to tho section line; thense about 40 rods in
section Ia, to ruvne running to the Portage
River. JOHN w, HISER.
Freedom Tp., June 10, 1866. Sea
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ELEVATED s,n,n nr nlnrnil,r-

The administration OF Preside I johnson
has caused tho arrest OF some seven or
eight hundred men, few days past for
the crime of doSir,Ry 10 free Ireland from
English rule. During the last six or oight
months it has pardonel several hundred
rebels TO enable thom to il tho position Of
Governors, Members of State Conventions
and State Legislatures, and other public
Offices, With that Administration, for a
soldier OF the uulon army b desire freedom
for Ireland is a crime, while q rebel who
aided TO uphold slavery and overthrow our
hhoral Government, is fitted to occupy q
seat in Congress or to be elected Governor
Of Stale,--,SL L0UiS Press.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-06-22

A FRkNoHNNS, NJ, Rurnol, a0irms that he
has succeeded in reducing the hno tcXtile
Substances ihuud in the bark OF tho mNl
berry 10 the 6nenesS, durability and general
appearances of silk by chemical aud me
chsnical processes, aud, attosts his faith in
the discovery by buying up largo quantities
of tho bark for producing this description
Of silk Ii this discovery is real, plania-
tons of mulherries will become humorous
in all those broad degrees where 10 can he
grown, aud as Ia this country that belt is
both long aud wide, we shall have profit
from the invention.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-06-22
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.


nTpCu NOTICE. -Netiee Is hereby given
- 20 all llieSe concerned that there has b0en a
petition hlcd With the Clerk OF Henry Township,
praying for TIC location OF ditch drain, or water
course, commencing az or near the Wilson Ditch;
thence west y mile through the centcr OF section
center OF tho northwest quarter Of section s6 y
mile 10 Portage Greek, and there termiaate said
plitian will be for hearing on SATURDAY, June
80, 1850, at o'eloek P. A., at the house Of j. @,
Myers, IN said township. j. q. MYERS.
Henry Tpg june Is, 1896. Sbs
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-06-22
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

TNHE undersigned having established Real Es-
J. tate Agency in Perrysburg, offer for sale the
following Real Estate, situated In Wood County
0hio
An 80 Acre Farm, in section 20, town 4, U.
S. Il. Between 80 aud 30 acres improved orch
ard three years DID, containing 100 trees log house
aud good we'll three miles from Perrysburg, ON a
good road.
An Improved Farm of 100 Acres, in sec
tion "a, Plain Township 90 acres under cultiya-
ton, and nearly all under fence a large orchard,
aud good well, together with good frame house
and barn.
A Farm containing Gs Acres, in same
section, all under fence mostly improved; orchard,
in course Of construction.
UNIMPROVED LANDS.
so Acres. i'm section 4, Center Township, we'll
tmbcred with black walnut, white wood, sc.
80 Acres, in section l6, Liberty Township,
prairie. yI-p ..
40 Acres, in section 20, Liberty Township
timbered. - d
so Acres, in section ls, Henry Township,
timbsred. -'u
ssSS -ALSO-
600 Acres in section II, Portage Township
rysburg.
,4y- The above Real Estate win be offered at
low rates, ON terms to salt the purchaser.
SLEYIS 4 PARSONS, ~
Real Estate Agents, ferrysburg, o.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-06-22
1900 Gifts, amounting 10 -.

The distribution viii be made in public At Linz
den bergers Hall, Defiance, o. A Committee to-
manage and control the same will be chosen by
the purchasers of shares present, and will be con-
Quoted in the following manner: Thirty Thous-.
and small tickets, all exactly the same size and
shape, and each bearing a separate number so as
to include all the numbers frOm 10 10000, will
be placed in wheel and thoroughly mixed after
which some one of the committee will draw from
the wheel the numbers, which will be announced
by the Chairman and recorded by the Secretaries
as sOon as drawn. The first number drawn will
entitle the owner Of the share bearing that num-
ber to the FIRST gift ON the above list the, second
drawn will take the second gift and in this manner
until the entire 1900 gifts are exhausted. Fulp
accounts of the drawing will be published in the
Toledo daily papers, which will be sent 70 each'
shareholder ..nt,
loss OF fmud, the following committee have been
selected to hold the above property in trust TO be
distributed by them in accordance with tho result
Of the drawing ~ Jt}4 tttN ~ !.4t.! =
A. A. Ayers, Merchants Defiance, o. Rrickin-'
ger 4 Blair, do do: J. W. Peterson, Stove Nam
ufncturer, do; ]. +. Deatrick, Real EestAte Agent
dol jerome Murray, Attorney, do; John Spellmaa,.
Jeweler, Toledo, o, .tl5e - l1 srfnl,s-s
AS an additional guarantee, J. p. Buifngton,l
Druggist Defiance, o., has been appointed Treas--,
urer, with whom the Agent whl deposit daily alt
monies received from the sale of shares to be held
in trust for the association, or IN default of drawing
to be returned to the respective shareholders.
Good and Reliable Agents Wanted.
SPEcTAL TERMS OR CLUE RATES. = ANY party
procuring n club Of or more names for shares,
aud forwarding the money for the same Will he al
lowed the following COMPENSATION, viz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-06-22

TnE OAacd CpNRiB UaiOR says; On
last Tuesday thero occurred a remarkable
phenomenon OF the nature Of whirlwind
on Lake Erio, visiheTrom our office window.
It looked as though tall curved column Of
water was drawn from the lake, in the
form of an inverted funnel, with an extended
neck, reaching 10 tho olOuls, whore it
seemed TO unite aud thus il travelled until
il looked as though passing directly over
North Bass Island, when il seemed to ool-
lapse"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-06-22

A MASS meeting Of President JouSsoN'a
friends was held last Saturday at Frederick,
Md. Il is reported that drunkenness aud
rietihg were the order of the day, aud that
alt Che prominent rebels were repeatedly
cheered, including JEYF. DAVIS, BEAURgaARp
MosKBY and others.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-06-22

+ WILL offer for sale, on good terms, tract Of
L Land Immediately south Of and adjoining ID.
Newton's Saw-mill grounds, on the Dayton and
Michigan Railroad. The trNct comprises little
than 80 acres is well located, and in fertility
can not be surpassed. For terms, &C.. inquire on
the premises OF PHILIP zAENGER.
May so, 1865. 5d~
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-06-22

AFrER the United States Senate had odop-
ted the Constitutional Amendment just con.
CURED in by tho House of Representatives,
Governor CURTIN addressed circular letter
to the Executives of the different loyal
Statos, suggesting tho propriety of unison
in action in calling together The several
Legislatures for the ratification of that
amendment. II is now understood that
such uniform action viii be had, aud that
before the adjournment of Congress the rat.
iheation Of the amendment will be made in
all the loyal States. Proelamations will be
issued by the different Governors as soon
a. they are officially informed Of tho action
of Congress.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-06-22

A PRYATK letter from Geueral Brisbin,
dated Washington, juno 18Th. Gays that
Me- Stevens, although still feeble, is
recovering, and his friends need feel no
appcehensions as TO his health.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-06-22

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. = Notice is
"A hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed and qualified as Administrator on
the estate of Gabriel E. Guyer, deceased, lato of
Wood County, Ohio All persons interested will
take notice and govern themselves accordingly.
DANIEL GUYER.
Perrysburg, June 10, 1866. Sd+
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-06-22

Jusr So !-YAlLASDIGRAN says If Presi
dent Johnson is carrying ont the Republi-
caHPoiey, he (vAI.LisDIoAN) has been a
oonsistetts Republican for ts0 years without
knowing it. We think vALLASDiauANs s
views Of the matter are correet.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-06-22
New Skirt for 1866.
HOOP SKIRTS.
J,w. BRADLEY'5 New Patent DUPLEX
ELLIP TIO (or doublel SPRING SKIRT.

TUNHIS INVENTION consists of DUPLEX Cor two) Et.-
n LpTIo REFINED STEEL SPRINGS, very ingeniousIy
BRAID TIGHTLY and FIRMLY together EDGE to EDGE,
making the TOUGHEST, most FLEMBLE, ELASTIC and
RABLE SPRtNG ever used. They seldom BREAK
like the Single Springs and consequently PRESERVE
their perfect and beautiful SHAPE TWICE AS
LONG any SINGLE SpRING SKIRT THAT EVER OR
CAN DE MADE. Dr.
The WONDERFUL FLExIBILITY and GREAT COMFORT and
PLEASURE to n Lady wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT will be experienced particularly in III crowd
ed Assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad Cars,
Church Pews, Arm Chairs, for Promenade and House
Dress the Skirt be folded, when in USE to oo.
cupy small place as easily and conveniently as n
Silk or Muslin Dress.
Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure Comfort and
Great Convenience OF wearing the DJPLEx ELLIPTIC
STEEL sPRINa SKIRT, for single day, viii Never af
terwards willingly dispense with their use For Chill
dren, Misses and Young Ladies they SUPERIOR to
all others
THE HOOPS are covered with 2.ply doube-twisted
thread and will WEAR TWICE AS LONG the Single
yarn covering which is used all Single Steel Hoop
Skirts. The three bottom rods every Skirt also
the covering from wearing of the rods when dragging
down stairs stone steps, etc, etc, which they are
constantly subject to when in use,
All are made OF the NEW and ELEGAS CoRDED TAPES,
and the QUALITY in every part giving to the
wearer the MOST uRAcEFuL and PERFECT SHAPE posi-
BILE, and unquestionably the IicHTEsT most
ABLR, CoMFoRTABLE and ECONOMICAL SKIRT ever made.
VESTS BRADLEY & @ AIRY, PROPRIETo RS OF the
INVENTION, aud SOLE MANUFACTURERS, ,97 CHAM
FOR SALE at F. X. MILLER 81 CO.'S, in Perrys-
burg, and throughout the United States and Canada
Havana de Cuba, Mexico, South America and tho
West indies aa.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-06-22

'fHR Waterbury AmericdH is informed
that something having tho appearances OF
the rinderpest, ur moro probably pleuro-
nennonia, has made it's appearance among
tho cattle in Litehleld County, Connecticut
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-06-22

In every ease send the name OF each subscriber
and their POst0ico address with town, county and
State in full. Money by draft, Posloffce Order.
Express, or in Registered Letters, may be sent az
our risk. T
All communications should be Addressed to
WM. KEOUGH, Agent ID. C. A..
Box 100, Defiance, Ohio.
n. B.-Referenee-Any business uian in Dof-
anee.
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q Gift, Large new 3 story Brick Block,
% It front and 100 # deep, with Lot
'a nnce, O.; valued al III q, 500
Gift, so acres Land in Defiance Co.. -
being the n 4 ofthe NE a of sec rs,
tp 3, N of range Il, valued at .-- 1,40C
Gift, 40 acres Land in same Co., be-
ing the NE "a of the Sc d of sec "a, rV
tip n of range E, valueda at-.-- 750'
l Gift 40 acres Land in same Co., be-
ing the NE q of the Sc "a of sec 2S, ,.rg
tip 3, N of range L, valued at.----. TOO
Gift, 40 acres Land in same Co., be- g
ing the SW Il of the NE x of sec IS,
tp 3, n of range s Il, valued az. .--..- $50
Gifts, Gold Watches, hunting-case,
1S-carat fine, each 5000 0-----.. 1909
20 Gifts, 20 Silver Watches, hnntpg-
case, each 800 - - 1000
] Gift, Melodeon, 6-octave, Pian0-casol 80 IVA
Gifts, 4 fine Silk Dress Patterns, val
ued at $50 each ,-------- .--------- 240
20 Gifts, Dress Patterns, val. at SIT each $40
20 20 do do DO DO DO DO 81 s5 each each i6S ioS
ued at 50 each --.:.--.--.....,.. >, $500
100 Gifts, 100 large Photos, Rosewood
Frames, valued at SO each ---- 800
800 Gifts, 800 Standard Books, valued at
1000 q eias, SsJ% S'oo6 do do s. each zSoS Coo
1000 do 1000 do do 81 so" 1900
zoos do zoos large Photos, Leading
Generals, 81 each ----..---.-----.- 2,005'
1000 Gifts, 1000 Greenbacks, 81 each---- 1000"
500 Gifts omopntino 10 ss0 oooi
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-06-22

a Touching Appeal from the Union Men
OF North Georgia TO the Secretary Of
WRr--Their Miserable ConUitiOn POr-
tTnynd by Themsclves-The WuY i'm
which Treason is made OdiOus.
Tho following document, addressed TO
the Secretary Of War. has been forwarded
from Georgia TO The headquarters Of General
Thomas, and needs no comment. The ap
peal, sounds like the sorrowful wall Of
those who, lost to hope aud pierced with
sense Of cruel ingratitudo, utter their dos
pair before they dies
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G0Od aud Rellable Agents Wanted.

SFECTAL TERMS OR ULuB hAfEs. = Any party
procuring club Of or more names for shares,
aud forwarding the money for The same will he al
lowed the following compensation, viz "t
Gh..-n. .,..a- nldnl...a lnr a 81
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Imported within the past thirty DAYS from Prussia.
Lawns.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

Number of Shares issued. ....... 80, %
Price .........................$1 e
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-06-22

EoR Toilet Soaps and Soap for cleaning silver
H. and taking out Crease-spOts, etc., call upon
lNSCH0 4 CHAMPNEY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-04

giQ6t an cer Mpbnung oes @puperneuTB
cram an Srantlins, nnbe Gatbebrate
Gr., peribE, ineem trgsnb Elm Saurte aus
inlauterfr &6ii6t cine rnSsrtil8bare
f1war;e 6tUtTiateit auf Die Marmortrepps
unD ben unteren S9ett Der SyputmGHet
9oR.
Gltern,& ummer.-@m 8. 2arg~
Gsg wurbeam Wonta8epom Gthtrr SpBn'
Ipn rpsgen &u5itpbun9 BON Drolun8eh
ae3eH icine Niut.er uno anbsrmettt8er,
PtNcS Spbnes unplrotgen @enebmenS
bem f5YmiiAen @etihts'8 crfabren iber<
%aNtrYcrtet.
WGrbertf6eM 9r fife. @rt
WlDntaae ruroen 5rost Soieaten, Na'
mems Sotn S'8rten uno 3tpmdS Sor,
i'm weNltden @tOottAeile auf bic &nttd1e,
cor elmer 0pAe ben g8trtb 2put5 Y.
GRutl In Baltimore, Wsflt6 BON Grit
ferlr., In mbrDerilGtr 2ibfi6t uberfaaen
III tQ6eu, erertffsn unb POM Nidter Sec.
SGpw0tre benz 8crfa9ren Der 8roB9e'
i6wDrenen iteimtttftt. 8etoe batter
i'm 3auIfe ben Dor ietper 3tIr t%arnlrs
Ddietenosn pDne ale pfia4e 0uf'i
Irrttptr nteret0twprfen, nit Tlbcn aul
inn Nerum8etrstsn unb i'm GVf's @r@u
rlmie MiB9 anottt.
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eionLrnths. MgrhanpgnnNtll.

SIN eril2n 3WeI0e blrlntG!e aIll WEpn'
taee .Sr. Strait uHaIn2ig jibcr bic @eti.
ton her NurjpRarenb6potsr i'm 8roao'
waY,W artte, pcIhe bic &rrtGtNnN ttneS
pafhe8 Gtlr pen ireitn NtaB iUrlt@ pcn
Der D31rtttGne terian9en. = SIN 5mttten
3rgtge wurrc elmer MN;att Ceuta &rldubs
niB erttejlt, in i9reR Seb0uI un9enD ampf,
maihtnen dufjpfcGen; paruntcr 8Grtla8c
unb y6ennemann uro e. gEtcfnsr.
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Scr Seutfhe EtfA Scr NwSs

feuNn9.
Our 9ertcciuns befnSeu it@ @uf Fem eeH'l"en
sir prahtpp4cr TfTGDar,
rsiblid, $50 mtrib, lpofir 81 pro eooS (i6O)
Subferirtirr raeo sefutt nj b. Ssrnsr;
tstue fekr icbDne Oup2e III ctes
aertcr ErGdit.
$3.50 merlb. wcfIr Az y FRO 2rrs lt0 SHbfFtfttc'
rsn cntgeaeuatarrn men ne ben. Strier;
Gtuc Wic99,
$25 rrertS, moFjr 81 30 G!8. ITO 9po5 (25) Sne'eE'N'
tlpner uadGriudbt rpetStu SerGer:
YlDca ems rei;cgse Ruppe,
bubih 9etieicct,
ruIar tas eocs CO. 20 &tS fcEtst Asr,tt:
Gin fuperb aefti cetGS 6ppbG'
St1cn.
r,cfFr soS 9co5 (5O) 2t Gtt. flNlt. Te~rcE
Cine nans ncne Sepe'Icbe NGb'
N~fiafd6iuc.
bur6 Nru. 81. Dtsrr,t. gr. 2l4 gseIt Sa'iiaforetl I,
ron Q3Btelsr s. gDiirn Rdt emit, $75 m'tth, nglat
75 QoCie, 81 pro Giid, wnter!ubr.n5cn ttl9 SS
cmrf,b(n be W{eiGire gang ttinreas ate cine ser
Isn.r. bic male ben 92bceisr i G3licn &~e!i'ttrt
rsr qccfe inb an, teutiGcn Glide su hnb:n uni
NTH ter $40 bar 9usFpWllns ~ s]eti6n:isr sou HNent'
lin tsianut Semadt 'neteH. (ai-)
Neriprenl
Gin Fctisbud, tbtr &,iGdfe nit znutO q SnTiNf'
sc,pi, eire 0fshuuu8 Ib'r GdaaHeu; NIT SeihT. d
RGcet. gcr eaS IcrItrene Gem llnteristGrttta p'oc'
suI.tut, srb6lt cire iegr Gnitdnotat @etrsrNl8,
TtisSrt6 SteN8el.
Stanb CIR. 90 R;tmonp.UlaGtti
8, cuBtns'
. IS. 9sfagr- (Sl-8l
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Gie Yrntluutatinn.

Der rI.'y. 6sralb" unp bic v@ortb"
toben Die 8ptlHaft, bic uGtmes" srfldrt
bisielbe fir cine patriottife Snipiratipn.
Die rSribune" 1T %erltaunt. Der 9rGli.
bent faye Ii6ts iber Davis unb GlaY,
mst@e mad ME Dor in @emdbbeit feines
8efe9ls NOD In ,6aft finp. Wenn Der
8rte9 beensi9t uno aae &ebelen sur
3reae su~riidsetebrt ieten, 70 miibten aud
otefe8stoen icfcrt prpseliirt pser freissse.
ben perben. 0an peroe pbne Sneifet
bGlo bDren, mas Der 9rdlitent Gber ben
8att Ger Seipen III faaen babe.
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0ro6e Mnirsgnna III 2Saihiuatpn.

@albtngtpn, 3. Mprtt. - gs
hsrrint bier pb Der prptlam0tipn bes
9rdfipenten Die auberprbentlitte 9tufre,
sung. Die 8abtfdlen ertltden barin els
nen 3pan9 sur &afnabme Der floltAen
0Dn9reBsiieoer.
Rem. gorf. 8. Gprif. - @rpber
Subei! ale @ebdube Hagen ~ gbren
ber Srtepen6' 9rpttdmdtipn. Cine Ga.
lutte Don 100 &ancnsnltlGen wirb &C.
lpft.
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80. Nenaree. -. Sisnna.

WdbtnBtpns 3. Mprtl. Snt
Senate tsriatste btute 5r. Stsrman
Bonn 5tnansausfdafe un8lnfts iber ben
@eiesespcrfhtag ,ur MuseetnIng Der
3eit fir bic Goleftiruns Der Gtnfcmmen,
iteusr. Der BON 5rn. GUNNER 9efern
ein9ebra8te Grsunpi9un9sbefdlub, ba9tn
.lauteno. Oh tn trsenp eintm- Departe-
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atte8teu, murpe NaA stNsr tur5en De-
bate drNencunlen,
SIM unterb0uie muyocn mebfere Nd
riNebtGS ~anasNpmmen. Der Mablttrett
awtl6en Dppge uno SrOct5 ppnt ahter
tcn9reITpretcn G,lrttt BON Nep'Yort
nnrp etner lInNeren 0eb0ttC N%nterM0rfen.
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NAF t|hAh bAbHANN1h B'NbhN ~Nt'Nb o.
llnterFIbung Der Rcttieicsnben ~ er5te"
len, bctuNben bic Ttd9gersD Decoration II.
Der ganie Son tes llnterreDmenS, b1B bic
llrtGrRcbmer melt, febr nett papcn ent|
flrnt fno. ourA bic 8atr trgenp eincm
onSsren Soluble, ais benz Nusbrud ~ &C.
ben, mel6eS ourG1 bic eSelite Der Gu9en,
ben, cic Q2p0tttdtt0tctt, gen6brt ptrc.
Die 2lnlaGi Der 8efu6er bes erficn
AbtRps mirb ouf 1000 5000 aefAIBt;
aeftetn tIrftcn ron WoraenS bis Ntsncs
Niht meniGtr, nts 10000 WeniGn Die
Sale betretCn tatGt.
Das MuFtsGprp5 Der D9tueS" fptelt
jeben &!tenb; inceb muhtn mir autrtf'
tt9 gfltetCn, Rap unS uno au6 wDbi ntes
len MMaGren bic &twe6fetunQ Ser Steh'
nit ter Gtrsi0tnlrumentAi-@ fUtit iepr
ernGnftt frtU witr0e.
Ole }atr WIsa III Hgn nNGNtn s Sa8et
oGe6 9tnSsrs 0biCrbircn unp tpHentIib
Elm Reiuttat tiCfern, pas III fctnen leaens-
reuben Iotqcn nrh LANCE In Maer Grim
nerur0 i0rtleben miro.
Tr!!i.:aB I'm $dt!UFieier Oer GinHer's
Iben SGjltie.
(GtNaeIoNote - Gtg am gfrfptfnct
Tiruitage unD 0iit:pp@ itNttgefAnpene
@tiIung her SGute pbt9sr &nftnit lie
ferle een 2tpeis, baf Die 2etrer erillbGh
nit TieiB unc Sabt0tstt lire &eruf8rfltb'
ten erfUTSn, uno RAP bteiCtben ben SAt>
Tern 2uR uno 2tebc CUR SNWle unb sum
2sraeR eiNjuf6ben wtGen, SIN Gn8lt'
ihtn priItte @r. GAVIN I'm 8uAitdbtrrn,
0eien Refnen unp @ubbGlten, 5r. GtcRl
Int 2eiGn urro Grfnirer, In @r0mmatIf,
GomHr(ittpn, @cpgrnpbie unb @eitttte ;
int DcuiIhcN .Sr. ran Dprnum i'm GrIcn
uno Te0nen, ,6r. WidunGr int NeGnen,
IleBerileen IND QiulGNuNngsNnterrtIt,
un0 FIR etNen Gerabe abmeienben &efrer
cramtntgle ST.. @'taier int gefen rno IN
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