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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-06-22
Rats. Rats. Ratsi

GToNEBRAKERs Rat and Mouse Exier-
~ minator Is warranted as good as repre-
sented. DEAD SHOT, and no mistake.--
Rats will leave their holes to die.
For sale1by BOUIC 4 BRO, Ag't Is.
may II
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-06-22

GE There is negro in Virginia who
is turning white. Poor felIow-he
won't be noticed any more BY his
. friends in, Congress.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-06-22

Ay A man wants al be can ret &
woman wants oil she cant get.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-06-22

A WEDDING IN MoBILE. "A grand
wedding occurred at Mobile on the 18th,
at the African church. Samuel jack
son, a negro man, once the slave Of Ge-
neral Bcauregard, married Miss Sarah
Jones. white sclloolmistress. The
house was crowded by negroes. The
friends Of the pair afterwards participant
ed in banquet at the house of the BRIDE
groom. The newly married pair left on
an early train to visit the brides friends
at the North. The bridegroom has con-
siderable property.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-06-22

INCORPORATED. -" Black Spirits and
White f"-On the train from Xenia to
Dayton, recently, there were several pas
sengers, but only two Of them were wor-
thy of note; and they were newly we'd
ded pair q young buck Niger" black
as Hades, and young white trash
lass of rosy and pinky finish, with Ill
ly ground work They had gone over
to that celebrated town and got miscege-
mated. Middletown, Butler county, O.,
has the honor Of owning the turtle-doves
--or, rather the crow and the white pi-
geon. Beverly Cearns is the name Of
the groom, and Polly Cearns is now the
blnshing bride. Beverly was lately from
the South.--Dagton { Ohio Empire.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-06-22

A YANKEE CHAPLAIN Horrible and
Reuoltinq Outrage He Drugs tco limo
cent Yoanq Gs,is and O,it,qsqcs them. =
A letter from Salem, Oregon, to the
Portland Herald, narrates the particu-
lars Of damning outrage by Rev. w.
f. BoYAKrN, of the Baptist church. His
victims were tro daughters Of another
minister of the same church. in whose
family he resided. The letter saws:
The family consisted Of the minis
ter's wife and three daughters. the eld-
est Of whom is married. aud was at her
fathers home. sick 81 confinement. The
parents had changed their sleeping room
to one adjacent to that Of their sick
daughter. IN order 10 administer 10 her
wants, and Boyakin was permitted t.
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have bt o. reduced by he passage OF the bill TO-
thtir feOrGBn zation winch was under consdera lou
at the last session rhe mach merry OF the Depart.
ment sufficient for the prompt and proper perform.
nnce OF the Lub ic business before the war, is In
sufbcient now. The Bureaus need Teorganizatiol,
al d justice and economy demand higher cOmpen- g.
non 10 officers and clerks.
The Secre aty is under Obligations to the officers
and clerks of the Department for the verv satlsiac
Tory manner IN winch, with few exceptions, they
have, dunng the past year, performed their impor-
iant and responsible duties.
hugh MCCULLoCH Secretary
Hon. Schuyler Coliax, Speaker OF the House Of
RepI sentatives.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04

In addition to the by the Commissioners
for south Carolina stated above, they have ex
pended 10 606 0i In prosecuting the yeys OF lands
forfeited to the United states aud s0Sl3 81 for the sup
port of schools established accordance with tnstrdc
tions issued by the President September 10 1867 he
of coored and INDECENT white chlldr in St.
Helena parish, South Carouna ~ E
The authority conferred upon the Secretary OF the
Treasury by the act uy last TO suspend the further
coll on OF the direct tax has been exercised bat still
further legislation maV be necessary TO effect lhe fui
purpose Congress In this behalf The states lately IN
insurrectOn are not now authorized 20 assume the
amount appor ioned 10 them respectively nor SO much
OF the same ren AIMS unpaid II ~ ere lnte1de
that such assumption gnt fol ow the postponement of
The collection OF the auth rty for IL shout be
pr0nt bl amendment ol the law There seems 10 have
been no urgent resson such postUonement IT, at its
close the COLES on thus nterrup ed and delay Ell is to
Nor can II be supposed That Congress designed that
tfe direct tax commissions with their full clerical
Immediately after the order suspension issuei,
iheroore aud as preliminary ep TO closing the COM
missions, directions were sent 10 the several bo nds to
prepare full and final accounts all theit proceedings
The commissioners for AOrth Carolina were the first
to conph with these directions. Their accounts have
been rendered to this office acoomDaued by heir resig
nations which ave been accepted, to take eheeton
such cutes in he adjus fmeut of rights Of redemption
and other private rights nov remain 10 bs peri0 med
by the nmlssioners OF direct tax may be dev lived
upon some offer or officers OF the Denart-
men In the city OF Washing the ties in inte-est
being al cwed under the dire ,tion OF sucn Oiccr 60
lake evidt eco IN the several States
tCOHtiRRed on TIE Sal fWge.l VI n l.
ae I Etn 1fnm
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04

he articles named in the it of the act of Juy
last exempted rom tax from and after the passage
OF the act the thirteenth day of that month. he
reduction OF upon other articles objects OF
ton which hat law provided took effect the first
day o. Aukust ol owing The taxes which accrued dur
ing August and September nere respectively payaDe
in the months of September and October / have en-
deayo rcd from the several collec their
abstracts col econs during those months in 20
exhibit possible, the product of the law
fof August and Sep ,ember-tGe first two months its
operaton-in ectlon with that OF the former ute
duTinr the same time last Seventy-nine of the
four hunored eighty abstracts due have not been
receiyed but able 10 ind cate very nearly what
sum The total receipts will reach by giving together
with The receipts reported compared with the re-
GENTS from the districts last year, the al re
ceipts rom all the districts during september and
October, 1865: -
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The tax upon boots and shoes and wearing app
rel not exempted was reduced from six 10 TWO per
cents to three cents per pound but the receipts were
less last because OF the accum ulated produ
of previous ears which as at that time brought 70
market The tax upon renned petroleum. ana coai on
has been some what modified IN its application, the
heavier oils been exempted and the tax upon some o.
the lighter being reduced iIom twenty TO ten cents PEI
reduced and that those OF greater va ue increased
The gross receipts ON transportation OF property are
no longer sG bJect TO tax 1t Will be observed tha he
increased revenue for ihese two months from uls ed
spirits erm nted quoTs aud tobacco, ABOVE that re-
ceiyed for Angus. aud september Is nearly equYa eat
70 the loss which resulted during the same period Ironl
pensato wi, not be continued however, ana the re
eeipts Tor The three quartz OF the present sca
seecops SO or tbe same time last year Fro ca efa
consideration OF all thet facts in my possession no
ever be ieye that the receipts Of the hses year ls6
lions OF dollars (S2; {, ,0t00tOl
1he annual list includes the tax upon income, car
raReS gold ches billiard tables and gold ana SILVER
or business Returns Tor this list are required from the
taA payer or before the first Monday o. Ma in each
year and the texes are PAYABLE on the SOn dav
following For various reasons II seems deslraOe INA
the returns should be made at an carrier date fhe
amodnt OF ones incomes Except In cases where regular
books account are KEPT can oronsTlt pe mor9 aeSu
which 1t accrued. Many taxpayers lncluding a larse
majori of those enIaged in AGRICULTURAL pur5utti.
their Ietuns while many residents of cities and indeed
eft the portion of the country generally desre
to leave Il er dis rct 0r Purposes OF business or "a
before the annual lists under the present aN can
pass the colec IRON he hands OF the assessor N
such ntte annoyance ana complaint nfNe
arisen which the Utmost vigilance of the reven ne
The special TAX is payabe on the lst or Nay on Or
be ore which Time The party subject TO ~ y
required 10 register has name ealung ete WIN
the assistant assessor Of his assessment us
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dis led IRON PIES peaches and grapes. From this IL
appears that the total receipts from distilled SPIRITS lor
the from November l. 1867, to November l, 1866
were s37627595 AS. L,,
there is probably no tax imposed by the law which is
so largely evaded by those subject to its provisions
the tax upon dstil ed spirits. Nor is there any rom
the evasion OF which large loss inures TO the GOV
ernment unless IL be that upon income;
1t will be observed however that there has been
from SPIRITS arising undoubtedly from the TACT that the
stock which had accumulated in the hands OF dealers
prOduc ion which pays duty, ana that the new
law has advantages which were wanting IN the ou one
EXPENSE OF COLLECTING THE REVENUE.
The different ways in which accounts of the various
inte revenue officers are adjusted and paid make it
impossible to give ectY accurate statement OF the
expense assessing and col Getting the revenue or the
year .6e5. Many expenses incurred during the yeal
not paid until alter It's close aud large amounts
were paid on account of expenses OF previous years
ADJUSTED last year. 4,
q From an e1 animation of the allowances made to the
0isDursing officers the payments on account OF this
office, and The statements of assessors compenso lon
and expenses mace by the Fifth Auditor OF the Trea
The expenses OF the past fiscal year appear to be
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04

Loavnq a surplus Of estimated receipts
over etmkted expenditures of.......... ~ $50 $3.50
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04

For tho Navy Department. 23l4 el03l
For interest Un the public
Gebt.....,.n,,.,,.,,..,. lO5 55l 1890
- 2s7, ,l3O la 95
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04
RErlNrn prrRoIEnM AND coAL or.

During the year 1864 aud or months OF t1e year
1865 The receipts were specific axes graduated by
tie different values Of cigars rhese taxes were lareey
advanced In 1864 and by the act OF March s. 1865 uni
form rae was imposed OF ten do lars thousand rhe
ectpts alter May list OF that ear were almost entirely
from that tax.
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Cash in Treasury, slS2 ,ss7. .549ll.

Statement of the public debt, October 81 1856 srss
SiUe of cash On Treasury.
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The amounts include DIRE swback upon goods exported
and amo UNITS re1und as erroneousy assessed
lected but exclusive of The drecL upon lands
and the duty the circu alton and deposits of
tional banks, These amounts are as TO lows -
-. DRAWBACK Amt re unde l..
S64....''.''''''''''''''. StSI 45lgg S231 47U31
Ie6o.'''''..''''''''.'' OJS 60'5 42273. 80
l66b...'...,.,..,..,...... 1066b6 70 5l4,S4I an
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he receipts for the next fiscal ytsr, ending June
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04

The tax was three per centum the wear 1854 sub
quenty i've and was uniformly imposed upon the ex
OF compensation above the rate Oh six hundred dor
lars per annum. The increase Tor tne veal III,
above the previous year Is in pari due 10 The thrCc
this extra pay allowed 10 those ho1ori
bv discharl ed IRON the military and naval service The
late settlements of many discussing ofacers,tand IN
paid prize money for vessels capt ed mi -
to but adjudicated upon during that year.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04

ieo SreS5 los ~
Sl55 %
lJ,ilolo5
Inc YAK upon Ibebe hrilcNs was increased at every
session OF Congress until the last when 1t largey
dueed The increased receipts were due more TO
the increase OF production than to the additional
number OF articles made taxable and the increase Of
abe duies upon those pjeYiou lY taxed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-20
Siir 9a1le unD gDn3erte 5n Dcr=
u;ietfeu.

9en Sreiln6en II. Bstaurien ter rSrueorbio".Gt
isuftaft uno rem ecebrteu pubIiium ntertaupt ,tr
Na6ribL b0B fur ir9smb cine 3cit mad rem lStpbr
bic fbbne 0rofe itarissbants neue 5als Der r9pnccr
bia", nit ben bamt oertunbenen &Gumi6'eea, iur
atbaitun9 ben S61su II. GrrSsrieR Al lnieiben IT,
h,enu frubScitse Npplt1tiCu 9tWodIt mlre.
Die elcSonte gn6 1rNbare @u8faffrrr9 bee grcten
GaaleS, ae5h t,,a,mobiirten @arbsro5tiimmcln iitr
,errtn H. Daitcn, p!pe tequemcs Jciiourations tins
msr nebit 9rcGem gseiitaale nit rrQSnba etn9e.
ri6ietsr Stht,, loTru Ridjts su Oiintben ubril.
gpaffantissS Gafclaeibirr fir 500 @oupertS 1T tu
einem mlbisen prsiie su mietbsu. r..
5e9bsre Nustunit tet %. sS. Rbbel,
Gr. 37s. gaitinlcrs-, imiifen guiap- u.
E0ft25-) HaCaitr,
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Gin oortrs ffitdbeS 95eilmittel.

spir t6nntn mt 'niem BeMlTtn NIen meIte an
bSsarttsem Suiten ltiben
Or. Strldlcno'S bn' iqiiBon SuleusPa'iom
empisbeu. 0erieIbe f6aft fat ausenbliditb @rleb.
terun8 unb III Subtm redtt ongerebm eiuIuneBmer.
SBne speiieI 1T btr toniaiiibs @uaenbalam eines
ber btiten I'm @etrsude sefnc'iGea grdparate, nne
nebr fdreibt fem Gsenitliasr ibm nidbt W. gpir
baben faS Wittel lssts gnpds rufidt II. uHs enen
btdf laitieen SnGen oaeurtb pom SoIe seibafit' es
fpirb prn Er g tri Lamb. Nr 139 SpcamCrs,
Str. Cincinnati D. SutcreItet u Ton alsn asrthe-
FERN perfauft; In Baltimore ppu Setb g.
Sauce, Sr. 10s, @cit. ealtimpusitr. itno In 28 a.
fbiuatou pru Sol. W. Nairn Il 8rubet.
&rpfpsltiufsr: u. &oaeIer & o, uuo
Ebpmpn& y d, Baltimore, aRb.
(S,llt6lS)
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fSft,25-)
GcS s,iinsltnae 8 Tseuno !

(Ebe y0nna IK Ken'8 Trien b.
Inter @arantis ter Eeiluns q { bel mer 8ranf-
dtsn. Bsi allen Gpptbe'ern Az baben. Wtan
bsrIanse RES SInsiiuss Sreunb "Ube gour9 Ntn's
Tren6)i. GRit ieber SSa6tel erbdlt man cine Bro.
ldure dbsr tie Spmrtrme unS SebanSiurs ecbeimet
kranfbeiten, rber man iann bic Sdrft beSisbsn.
peun man an ngrune Wtn's Srisno" g'pr 90. Gin.
cinnatt, fblebt unc bsm grefc cine 4 EN- SO Il.
marte bcile8t. 81 . mgrc IN baben bel
g. @. 5anee,
cSlf HRte.) SIR 20S HaftjmoeIir,
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DfFte 9fr. 30,
Nprtbfr., 5aus
bon 2erin9tpnfr.
gebe BIN unb lab' Dtlt BON
9r. 2humanu,
9Sr 3O 0Snrth{lr

gfr. 80, Nprtbar.
5au8 BON 9erin9tpnfr,
furtren! Gr BAT Die Bis iebt befannten,
srD6ten &uren SemaAt ais Der Gntotder
Get einitsen uufebIbarn Seilntttd se8cn aebsime
4rantbeiten Die Seboueun5 ipelte CT cmididSt
ba! bic Binisun3 ser aas9sSst@nstaen IsrSic pon
pars, 2cltcn II. Itip.Yorl uno ,br burttBdnaiger
Gricis bar iter allen Apeicl feitSeiient, taB einr
oausrYbe 2etlun5 BET ihltmmasu 6aae ben
engeblraertsr fuitirud's, 9prcrrbSe, Strtthiren
(puIrrbbrea 8erensunO. 9ersroferura eer
Gcrieber. Drhic, lebtln lptid)e elmer geiplien
Geblrnen Gcprbnastf tbfe Grtlteni
otr.anicn, H. 10. II. f.W.
bic lur moraiiid) II 9eptbbeti eranst ipereen tam
pcnn Der Patient iidb an aeBte penoet, auI eeren
NiTen, gsb!t @rfabrunB man hd esrallen tanl,.
SET Or. 9 6um,ann II IN unierer Diite f4 ale
SeliTnier nebsrscIaiien bat iinb Ole sielsn 8au,.
,ptlts uner iene 9sban6Inng stton,men iino an,m''
lid, ogu, ere etn,tse au5nabn,e eebeiit poreen.
qinise oeritben belanbcn fit Sabrsn.
yeipnbtre Hufmertiamfet ptonsi CT autn setoen
ber eBei6Isbtsz u. Qarncr8dne, ipte @encrrboe ga.
meniue, Strtiuren In tecer bcrln, &rentbcttsn eet
Rieren Blaie II. Deiittber"Grule Wttturta-ee'oen
H. Sautiitein, ipie uberbaunt SYPHILIS i'm erlien,
iweiieu, brittcn gra6t unb erbitde.
DR.. 6 dumann's Senletboet etr Scncfrhpt
1T be pcl'cnmtne, s!e es.9bt its vt bic tulleht'
9alIam, feue Guteben, fein Terreutnpi. nod anotre
etel erIegeuos Giabeu; cueeru Die Seuu9 eriols in
,met 2aaen, obae S6mersen, cbne unbeauemltbtetf,
pbnf genotrunl Der Diat.
Damen bon glusrpiris, bic Or. Sfbumann nm Hatb
,u iraocn ,punden tSnnen ceies triefiH ibun. vile
bricle an ibn ioueu eine pcitmatie entba!te'b nm
bcanhpcrtet gu perotn.
ar;eneten wereen nad a[leu Gessneen beS 2anbes
seiausi.
Man pnssde nidbt BITE
OfHee: glr. 80, Mprtbfrabe,
taua29IS) 8alltmcre Nb.
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Baltimore Fire Jnfuranee'
ASffice.

cEiitmeE .Grere orr 2nutf,. H. stshSessis..
rtriGert icri,kttenb 9c8cnQsriuf Doer SdabeN bHrt
B'Guouu0,iit, iptpobl III Der Staot, pis iut Qanse,
aEe Nrten pcn giasntb,tm, Mobns. 3abeur u. g8aa-
t:ubGnlcr Granddaughter, &derbausrneutte DsSbeln.
&cuSacr6tbdaitcn, i'm 9Gu be9riffcne chcr I'm Saitn
Tn 2aSuug tcitrbldye Fobr;cuse !!c.
Ses HircttcIium beftebt aus ic!gentsn Strrta;
2. s. g EN- IT,, Prdiibeut;
H3m o oarriiou, IT D. fling,
G5ec &c Bi6crs, 8efrh Carroll,
4 " MlrioB 6f g Sttnart,
Sphib g @ili1R, Stat {, gruus,
gsm + @cribin9lGE, 8 BON RapH
& Termination, ttoS ffrontln,
JsibGa & eeDen, ] q Jtcb Sentinsr
q aRpriou 5tcudrt,
TppIifattpn8. Bcrnlore unb Weerc R16rtdt iber
se SBeieui6a rutro In Ger Office, Slbipeit. Ode bon
Gcub- sDoerfrose, erbcili, po aud ale auttriae
fplort erlebiet melbcH. 8erliGerun9en meroea aui
ir9enb cine 5rtit 0n8encmmtn, pslde ter &pplIani
pnnldCr roJ.
,San1,1N Sr. gpppSmortb, Setr,
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+ florence!
SSlorcucc !
Tlorcnee!!
u3ulett, bod utd)t bcr 8crinas
fteu Ginc J"
g9tr 0lautteu man babe
U Il i III q { [tinen

g9tr alaubter man babe
Ndbma Ginen
terstS TOR Girocrer Set sut
bbhGGn Gpatcmmenbett
asttatt Gter cine n'ur SOre tt tritaneer, peribs
pcRir eenu ale btber beauuiln,
atIc tore SprsdngGrtnnen
III ittcr SinFt lbatrfeup, NGc5, raS bit alien
ie Ieicr Iorntn
nit 8rpberer 2eiGtt9teit
terri6tenb uuS Strb,'eum6en tcFtmo tcncn feins
bt5ber tstonrts
tab @aTrr reibt.
99lS man aud INNER lll G'uufes 6cr perittsbeusu,
TN 9etraute befirGli@cn Ndbmaihnm oprb;iusen
mal 10 iibt iil9 cod uut Nm0 tBatlibude
@rr9tetttun6
ant bic ctnia ouamlricue UE6 fbrrr g3eie Gin eat.
f1stocneeS llItbel lbcr the
bejtebun9swetlen gcrbicnde
8t'UIunen. limb u tt,tr grrimtbcce orsert Sieraat
tie,,Tlprcnee Sfdbmaftbiueu,
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ben SCrGhtroGnen StttbfDrten
u no., mi, ae T6 cbus oUt5 InbeIteu ibre arbct
'eielt iarectt le5t II. Snrtdt maHi imo tbrs %obt
pcuerSt II. ob'uctst nccu,u,s IL INut" - gacr iitb
cine gtatmai,bnc taui,n wQ, W'tb ss
fetn Vcbeldn0 berCuen,
pern sr rbs sr ann Yruf,ufe ,breit.t, ribt ri,
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man l'e ME iupor "no ani 'em'r oHetrn H'aiAtns
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pPHt p'e W"lN''''e eNtupe'IFH
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R8i1t,a fur Namen

pa,nen, ,ptlde brr Dienite etues suten ar,tes Is
bdrttn, fsatsn i'd, iiets an Or. Sbumapn ~.
so. Ncrtb-, natt 2erins,pnnr., wenben. ar 9 b II,
nj a ii per eiuSse Arjt in cieitm eanee, auI btn
mai, Iid te Der 6eun5 aaer Srausnfranfbetten oer'
Ia5en tann, ale ea tneI
s,tpduns ber utonailtden RetntsuHs
geSamnttsr. .Yorfau II. geridmdruuS,
gtudel. unb Seiieni6merIen,
Niebereeitlaeeubrit,
,petker NIu6 gtpretitlonefeit, Ntrpfftii, 4oYfpet
,lnb' 'ale bsn Danln eis.nt 8eitwsretn.
Sebs Dame, bic esHsn Sei6idten Ecttpr mlnt6t.
icute BEL Or. 9 eDumam II soriprebtu
pan utrSsiic nitbi Die 8umn,et so. 8elth-. etH
so,s bon ?erigstcnlr., Baltimore, Wth. SrselIeien
rsrteu nab aj.e eo"tes9 3snten ospfaaei,
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Tie GreioniIie am Sin (3rauae.

] VAtA SNNVlV bullN AlNt CuNpt uHfIltNs
Hiibtr Sclodicn, bic gum Sbeif aus Ne>
germ roer, hdb 0neerer gssdrt, aus Wst.
zen nit gefbwdBttn 6jtfbrrn beilnp,
lbetnt ciNt jilmlib jdmmsrlt4e afatrt
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