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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

o." A diversity Of opinion seems
to exist among our wise and reverend
scignors, whether we shall have looo
or 1000 added to the population OF
this town within the next year. Ii
the people wish progress, wish pros
peritv, wish to see the town rise ana
flourish, they will "pause, ponder and
consider the New County Question
the erection of the COUNTY OF
.CATocTIN-with an eye single to the
public good and general prosperity.
All other questions at Til, time sink
into insigniicance compared to this
paramount issue. 1t towers above
and beyond all Ku-Klux Proclama-
tons and befogged Estate Rights
IIumbugs-is of far more Importance
than the triclery md Juggling and
wirc-working Of Whiskcy Ring
conclaves and dark corner gather
ings. 1t is an open questlon--a
great question--it is a question OF
Justice and Right, of Liberty and
Law, of the General Convenience
and as Mr.. Daniel Poole once said in
front of Gilbert's Hotel, lit is de-
manded by every consideration OF
honor and fair play-it will raise the
price of every acre of ground along
Tom creek and Hunting creek, and
augment the value of the property OF
MrclanicStOWn twice in amount what
it will cost to erect the public build
ngs., The erection Of the county OF
Carroll done something to increase
the thrift and prosperity Of Westmin-
ster and Middlcburg, and erect your
new county, with Mechanics:own for
its county seat, and you will soon
have a town that will come up tc
Westminster in population and pros
peritv." Now is the time to strike
and to strike Home.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For the State Scuufc.-Noah Bo

For the State .Scuufc.-Noah Bow
lus.
For the House Of Delrontcs.-An-
drew Kessler, David O. Thomas
Christian H. Eckstein, James A.
Owen and David Thomas.
For County Comm'Sooncrs.-Mar-
tin Rouzer, Dewitt G. johnson. Jacob
II. Bowers, Joseph B. Brown and DO
seph 0. Mobley.
For the Orphans Co"rt.-,Tonathan
D. English, Henry lIouck and Mich
ael Zimmerman.
For States Ahormry-Francis
Brengle,
For ShNylf-William II. Botelcr.
For C6"'aty Surreyor,-Wil.iam II.
1lilleary.
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first page.
;, 14 r,l
aels" y ic''l'' correspondent Oh JIG
London l""cS, says
CAS- long as Roman legends and Ro-
man types exist-and they will exist
as long as the world stands-they will
spread the glories and the triumphs
of the Church to all nations of men,
They never can be blotted out.
The Excheluer of the Pope is mea-
gre, still now and then he receives a
princelv present from some devoted
member II tie Church, with ample
mealS,z--lron the Queen Of Wurtem-
burg and faithful son Of the Church
in tal!torniA-viich enables him to
relieve the want. of those who be-
secch him for aims. In this resi- ect he
resembles Saint .\ugu.'inr and Will
liam of W;rkha,l, ia the good old
IIavs of "Mcrry England, wien the
poor were never turned SWAY from
the Priorias and Ahbevs Of Catholic
i Monks, without receiving food and
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21
Facts About Friday.

From time immcmoriaI, Friday has
been irown"d upon as a day of ILL
omen. And though this prejudice is
less prevalent now than it has been
Of yore when superstition had general
sway, vet there are manv,even in this
matter-of fact age of ours, who would
hesitate on II day so lnausplclous. to
begin an undertaking Of monentous
import And how many brave mari
ner,, " hose hearts Unqualed could
meet the Wil,.r-t fury Of their ocean
home, would hlaurh to bend their
5 lis on Friday But to show with
how much reason this feeling is in
duigcd. let MS examine the following
important facts in connection with
our own settlement and greatness as
a nation: and we will see how great
cause we Americans have to dread
that tatal day.
On Friday, August Sd, 1892, Chris
topher Columbus sailed on his great
VOYAGE Of discovery. On Friday, DC
.obcr Eth, l4"2, he first discovered
land. On Friday, January 4th, l493
ne sailed on his return to Spain, winch,
if he had not reached in safety, the
happy result woU.l have never been
SHOWN which led to the settlement OF
tins vast coutincnt On Friday, March
IL. ll33. he arrived at lalos in safe
.tv. On Friday, November 22d, 1893
he arrived at lIlspaniola in his sec
oAd voyage to America, On Friday
June Is, | 1914, he though unknown tc
himself, discovered the continent OF
America,
On Friday, March 9Th, 1896, Henry
VII. OF England gave to John Cabot
his commission, which lead to the dis
covrrv Of North America This is the
first American State paper in Eng
land. On Friday, September eth,
1863, Mclcndcz founded st. Angus
tine, Tie oldest settlement in the
United States by more than forty
years. On Friday, November 10,
1920 the Maytluwer, with the Pill
grius, made the hurbor Of Province
town. On the sumo day was signed
that august compact, the forcrunner
of our present glorious constitution.
On Friday, December 22l, 1920, the
Pilgrims made their final landing on
ply,nuuth rock. On Friday, June Is,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

Elsse In the old Democratic county
Of York, Pennsylvania, usually gooc
for $500 or 5000 majority, it was cut
down this year to about 1900 on the
State ticket and for County officers
the rnajoriues ranged from 800 to So'
showing that Notwithstanding the
cry of stick to the ticket people
will, when they take Il notion, vote
for whom thev please.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

While York, Cumberland, Chester
and Franklin fell off in the Demo
cratic vote at the recent election in
PENNSYLVANIA the county of Adams
doubled its majority of last year This
was owing to the superior tact and
ability of II. j. STABLE, editor OF the
Gettysburg Republican C"",pi|'rwho
displayed unusual vigor i'll conduct
ing the campaign.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21
BE- The Conferees appointed t

By" The Conferees appointed to
nominate candidate for Judge OF
this Judicial Circuit meet at Hvatts-
town, Montgomery county TODAY
1t is said there will be pretty lively
fix Int for the nomination and "insidc
track on the part of the friends of
Messrs. Maulsby, Bradley and Mel
son.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21
Western Maryland Railroad.

THE Annual meeting of the stock
holders of The w. NJ. r. r. took place
at Baltimore City, on Wednesday, the
18th instant. at the office Of the Com
ranv, No. 1850 North Calvert street.
Col. Augustus Shriver, of Westmln-
srer, presided, with D. Preston, Parr,
Esq. as Secretary. George NJ. Bokeo,
ESQ. as President of the Road, sub
mitted the annual report, which was
highly satisfactory, and which We will
publish in our next.
After the reading Of the Report,
Hon. John X. Lonsvell, OF Carroll
county, Hon. Joshua BIggs, of Fred
erick county, Measrs. Isaac Mottcr
John Welty and Colonel Geors.
". Harris, Of Washington county.
were elected Directors of the Road. -
A meeting Of the Directors was held
Immediately after the adjournment OF
the stockh }lders, and Hon. ROBERT
II. BANKS, Mavor Of Baltimore, was
elected President of the Railroad
vice George VI. Bokec, Esl The sal
arv, it is understood, is to be S6,OOJ
Il
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

ROGER BROOKE fancy in his adj
dress to III Jury in the Court House
Of Frederick in 1919, in defence o,
the Rev. Jacob Gruher, holding "
the Moral Code of John Wesley, said
it was the pnre:t code Of moral laws
since the Sermon Of thc Saviour on
the Mount.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

CHICAGO NuTEs.-It is indeed All
i'll wind that blows nobody good. 1t
is SAID that there is not II single IN
d!ctment left against any accused
person in Cook county, Illinois, whlclI
is certainly Il piece Of good fortune
for some rognes. But, on the other
hand, the lawyers have suffered Sc
verely. Hardly a law library or la"
office is left; not II paper to show that
there is suit pending in any Of the
six courts Of ,he county; not a udg-
ment not a petition in bankruptcy in
the federal courts. And worse yet,
50 far as is known, all the records 0!
deeds and mort CAGES are destroyed.
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4 Boonsboro' O,W ErWow.
APPOINTMENTS. - The followin!

APPOINTMENTS. - The following
gentlemen were appointed Election
Judges bv the County Commissioners
at their late meeting, to fill vacan-
cies Frederick District No. 2.South
Polls, Daniel NJ. Gr,lnbine, Judge in
place of S. j. Zimmerman, resigned.
North Polls, James Kelly, Return
Judge, in place Of David @. Thomas,
disqualified. being a candidate for the
House of Delegates. Catoctln Dis
trict, No. 6, John Bllckenstai, OF
Elias, Return Judge, i'll place of Jon
athan Stottlemyer. removed out OF
the countv.-Frtd,rick krumtnsr.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

By We have been waiting for some
time to learn what the Railroad Com
pany are going to do with their lots
in this town. What action will they
take? Will they donate us one for a
Printing Office? We want to enlarge
our dimensions.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

nesa~ The cry of "Boltcr,' "Disor
ganiler, "Factionist, etc, was RAISED
against Jackson, Adams and Clay il
1871, in this State and throughout
the Union; but it did not amount to
a pinch Of snuff. People in thi:
county voted as they pleased, and lie
Regular Nominations" and the Reg
uIar nominee, VIM. II. Crawford
slide.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

TIE SIXTH JUDICIAL ClRcrlT.--
Tie Hon Bicharl J. Bowie, Of Rock
Vile, Montgomery county, announces
himself an Independent candidate fol
Judge of the Sixth judicial Circuit
composed Of Montgomery and Freder-
ick counties, He s1ys he does this in
response tothe expressed wish Of per.
sons Of different parties.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

LUTHERAN CoNGRFGATIoNs.- There
are at this time eighteen Lutheran
congregations in this county, all of
which are in a prosperous and flour
ishlng condition and presided over
by able and efficient pastors.
BoonSboro' Odd E,lloar.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

rens Mr.. Jacob Ec|iert travelling
salesman in the state Of Ohio, was re-
GENTLY murdered for his money near
st. Mary's, Mercer county, in that
State. He was brother to Mrs. Ja-
cob Sheets. Of Westminster.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

nsa~ If you want to succeed in life
stand by your friends. Baltimore has
been the friend OF Mcchanicstown--
Praise the bridge that carries yon
safely over
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21
THE ONE-TERM PRINCIPLE.-ThrcC

THE ONE-TEEM PEINClPLE.-Thrce
years ago Gen. Grant expressed HIM
self in favor of the one term rule fol
the Presidency, as absolutely neces'
sarv to the preservation of our llber-
ties. Mr.. George Wilkes states that
he had conversation with Grant
upon this subject in May, 1868, just
on the eve of his nomination by the
Republican National Conv"ntIon.-
"Of his own accord, says Mr.. Wilkes
1.-THE General introduced tn" suhje t
Of the single Presidential term, and
not only declared himself in favor ot
it, but expressed the opinion tIat the
passage of u constitutional amend
lnnnt eiiertins that reform rs ol,So-
/ut'IV nrrrssnry To fh' lr'S'rr"''o" OF
o,u hbvhcS. This was before he
was corrupted by politicians, who are
using him for their selfish purposes
1t is astonishing what change OF
sentiment has been effected on this
subject, in the Republican party
within few months. The truth is
the better class of Republican leaders,
to save the party, find it necessary tc
shake off Grant, and now begin te
advocate the one term prlnci pie as
the most decent way to bury Il dead
President.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

Gag Pope Gregory. in 1888, in lis
Encyc!ical. under the seal Of the
" Fisherman Ring, denounced AZ
rie4n e;aYrtg as a crime against God
and ~ against man.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

Our citizens, who are in earnest on
he subject Of the erection of the rev
county of Catoctln should remember
the fable Of the Bundle of Sticks
They should stick close together, and
let no party catch words or subor'i-
nate considerations, draw them from
Lhe mNlM nMesNOn.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

SPLIT TicKErs.-At the late cleo
ton in the city Of Philadelphia, VIM
b. Mann, and several other of the
nominees on the Republican ticket,
which We're nominations mot fit to be
made" fell off four or five thousand
votes from the balance Of the ticket.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

The political campaign in this State
aud County has been very quiet SC
fur. Not breeze or ripple on the
current has yet taken place.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

nsg" 1t is supposed that some 1900
persons have persisted amid the flames
IN the forest fires Of Wisconsin and
Michigan.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

W3f.HE.A vi n Il T. I'D,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Mcchanicstown, October 21, 1871.

s.,e~ The Democrats of the Crea-
.orstown, Emmitsburg, Wood:boro
ilauvers, townsville and Mechanics,
town Districts, will hold Joint Mass
Meeting at the house of Henry }
Krise, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on Satur-
dav, Nov. t, 1871. A number Of dis
tinsuished speakers will address the
meeting. Remember Creagerstowl
as the place. Hon. John Richie will
speak.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

nas~ The Republican party of Car
r,ll county nominate their ticket
next Monday. The primary meet
ings for the selection Of Delegates, in
the different districts will be held to-
Aay.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Stnator.-Dr. Lewis II. Steiner.
Far House of Delcgates-Lycurgns
N. Phillips, Charles F. Rowe, Theodore
G. Delaplane, Charles W. Miller and
Jonathan Routzahn.
For County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Crawford, Charles Hooper, Joshua
Albaugh, John w. Staup and Joseph
Cronise.
For Jtdyes Of the O,pho"y' CIr u,
William J. Black, George W.
Dudderar and Howard G. Maynard
For SUITES AHornry--Nllton T.
Urner.
For Mcr!f:-Robert Lease.
For .Mrrcwr.-John S. Ramsburg
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LAST DAYS - REGISTER. - Next
Monday and Tuesday are the last
days to Register. Go and register and
secure your right to the elective fran
chise.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

There is considerable activity in
the matrimonial market at present.
Bids run high, though but few pnr-
chaser.. The competition in bidding
seems to be principally among wlI-
overs. Green horns nibble night
smart but don t venture far enough
to make fortunes. Some heavy tots
will undoubtedly be Knocked down
before long. Billing and cooling in
dictate us much.
..' 4 BoonsJoro' O,M Erllow.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

pay~ The Republicans of the Me-
chanicstown District, will hold Dis
trlct meeting at this place, on satur-
day, November 4, 1871. DR.. Le.;ls
II. Steiner, candidate for State Sena-
or, and a number of other speakers,
will address the meeting.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

CLosE.-ln this county, on the eth
Of November, the election will be
very closo--a margin Of - votes per
hars will cover some Of tle canli
lates on both tickets. Party organs
and stump speakers may claim 800 or
1000 votes on this side or that But
that is all for "Buucombe. They
don t believe If themselves.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

Hon. Wm. II. Seward has returned
to his home, in Auburn, after Il Jour
ntv around the world
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

~" John Wesley, the founder of
Methodism, said African slavery was
the sum Of all villianies.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-21

Hon. VIM. McSnERRY, of Liltles-
town, is elected State Senator from
the counties of York and Adams, Pa,
by 1887 majority.
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rr.y" See VIA. Biggs' letter on the
first page.
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e. 70 aan Catholic Monastic Or
lars are leaving Rome for England
ana the United States.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1871-08-24
Die or6gte 0crbreituna. i.

Die Circulation Der npennfplpantf Dc
6taats. 3situns" In Daupbin County
IN ar5Eu nls he irgtnb elmer anberen In 3ars
risbura'aterudisn ttutfhsn oesr snalii6tn Bel.
tuna. Sie bistst tssbaIb bic bette @rleasnbeit
Nnitissn In bisIsm 1bsile bss StaatsS sins
peife 0erbrsitung su veritaifeu.
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j JCuiitGt0l G II.
Sreue gfluinnt.
-t:00-
9 raa blun9
Doh
Jran, Soffmann.
tJartIstHne.)
TinfteS 6apitsl.
Ser slnibuloise miro erretteI
tperoen.

gIsIs tamsn. glslt sinssu su uno
aus btm fGntsltdsn Valaas, absr setn
&nabe bsfanb fa untsr itnsn.. Gne.
lid nabste Ginsr NIT traurissm @sil&t.
bas nod Spur.n pon psrsoGsnsn 5tra,
men seistt. 8tdtts. ss mar Ytilipp.
8aid trat Id an itn bsran, uno bat itn
lsilt. mir nur eine ttn,tse GraSs 80 be.
antwOrtsn. ..sGas wOIlt Str, gutter
Mann 7" iaate er ianit. 80 mSats
nur pi6eu, was aus rsm @rafp. Mont'
fort ssworosn if?" fraStt Id. Der
Rnabe f&udte 'ulammsn une bltdte
ansalta lumber. Stu, flu |" fiRers
te sr mir in's DIR. DER cute @rdf
Isbt. ptalei6 f&wsr Ssrwunest! aber
psrratbst ss ni&t - &c wiret lstn Sob
ietn! Gin Grsune III bel tbm, eas fet otr
senus!" Sd wOllte nod wsttsr fra8sa
pie, no, pann - aber Der 8nabe snt.
I&lipfte mir. wis Elm Gal, unS In lin.
Ietsn mar er I'm S&lufe Ssrl&wunssn.
SD fab wOtl, u wollte Oesr lonnts nidt
mstr iassn, unb ea bur&aus wsttsr
mtats 1u srfatren mar, 70 cling ID sne'
ltd, um Gu& bitle wsnissn Na&rt&tsn
30 brtnseu."
,St. o." risf Briqust aus, .ss III
pisl, gutter eaurent, mas Str bsrausss.
bratt babt. Dtr wiGen bod nun, bab
Der quite @raf l,tt; unb wsr Der Grsunb
10, Der itn su bsi&hbsn fu&t. tann Id
mir h.nrsn. Der wadsre Sunss, Der
ppilipp ia's-sr unb fsia anbsrsrl a&.
wsnu Id nur bel Rrdften. nur nt&t per.
wuneet mare, Id wolIts balb sriatrsn,
pte bic Satsn asbsn! Nbsr nur Ge.
bulb, nur elm paar Sage @sbule. bann
wirp 20 f&on ssbsn! Gr lsbt, CT lsbi,
Der quite @raf! Darte, warts. ,parts.
Der atts Briqust mir tornmen! SOmtmtn
wirb er, unb pebs, pste oann eeinsm
WaSrbsr l5rbsr! WiOrs,n, qaursnt !
Witt wabr, mOrssa setsn iptr mitiamsu
mad paris ! Dtr btfrsien ben @rafea !!
ga, ia. bas tbun mir |"
Dem sutsn aaursnt warb ansR nnb
banse. csnn ct iat nun wOtl, bab gri.
aust I'm ftweraen WuneFeber lag, 90
foasie itn @libe, ben Sfranfen Int 9au.
me 3u taltsn. DIE sanae Na&t ttn.
bur1 mubte ct BET ttm waGen. Grif
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.Nstn, bds wtrbst Str nidt tbun,
gutter Sriqusi," tuste Der Gtfa.r. ,g.,.
ssbt Sbr tenn. bab Str elm Sas.nutt
tib. S'rssbt 9tr baS 0raf Montfott
une euetan sbsnfaqs 6assnottsn Hno,
pfrss6t Jbr bic @rGusl Der blutisen
1ar.tolOmdusna6t. tssra,bt Str, ba6
rsr 2Sn,s ausn 9ussnUtisn ben Gcs
ssl&wo,sn bat uuo nit sissnsr 9anb
ete t5btlt&en 8ussla auf feline llnter.
tbansn sntftnpstt. BON &5nts, gutter
Sriaust. tabt 5br ntais ~ bsFsn, ale
t6hatns ben 1obw '' r.
,.Watr, watr!" risf btr alts treus
Dtsnsr itmersIt& aus. I'D babe 80
ia nit msinsn sIssnsn ,AuSsn ssftsu.
pie r pom BaltOn bsrab pts Motbbi&.
f atftmtris !-Abtr alst6pItl"--fubt
sr sntf&loGen fort. ..bis drstbsit wsnis.
fenc wtu III m.tnsm sutsn 5wrn uno
lstnsm 1natsn ptti&afsn. unb bann
I'D. wir i5nnsn warten' Die Oelt
III runp unb brrbt Ga Das ttnts
Obsn. fann murssn lntsn ltsssa, unb
ta nnr esbsn uno 0rdbtit esrsttet, 70
tuft @ott, tsr @srt6ts, au6 wpbl 40
benz anpsrsn so knnt ptsle treue
5srssn auf ben 8sabunssn Sss Graftn
mstnss Ssrrn! Gle msrssn mir belfea
ane .tsiltbtn--unp eas llsbrIss waltt
1ott !" H.a..a i. ..l,. 49tl
Rad NontfOrt mont Sbr. In bic
55ble bss eSwsu. bsr mad Gursm Blute
birast 7 !" ,isf eaursnt snitbt aus.
"Das tann Gnsr GrnR ni&t fsin, Bri.
aust! !" |
"5dlisst fsis,lt@sr GrnR." sntssss
nste Ter ttsue Cisntr. so firntt
tsine @sfabr, wsnn - Gilt. ben 80 ret.
ten. Der mir tmmr stn aihssr 4err
une stn f,euRblitsr @sbistsr mar Sti
sstrOf. eaursnt! Mit MIR II 0ett. unb
@ctt wirb mtr teiRsbsn unb mid f&l.
bsn, wsna bic Gsfabr ibsr msinem
9aupk i&wsbt! Rstn Gntf&iu6 tR
ssfa6t llne wsnn bic sanls DsIt pon
Mon,fOrt unb lsinsm 6ault obfsIe. Gin
5ns wsnisRsns foa ttmtn Srsue ,ass'
tban bIsibsn. bio 20 tri&t unb etss iit
has per, bss alten 9riaust."
laurent wipsripra& nl&t msbr-r
fab wObl, bae Der Gntftlub bss treusn
Mannss untrl&attsrlt& mar.
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Cine amte Geleaenbeit.

Cine quite Gele9cnbeit.
DIR llnisr,sidsEsis madtt hermit bic srssbsniis
@n,sise. bab or feline
8rauerei nit allem 3ubcbDr
Az serfauisn Dbtr ~ Ssrrsntsn pinidE lylr ei>
ntn ssl6aitstbatlasn Wann III bier cine lsltene
Oslsesnbett sebpien. W II bic groPte unb Sol>
fidnbisile Brautrs In Marisiia. unb IN NIT allen
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