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President Grant happening to be In Phil
delphia ON the 18th, was present by invi
tation at the dinner given by the Hiber.
MAN Society. Being complimented with q
toast, Mr.. Borie responded ON his behalf.
One Of the servants Of man living in
Providence, r. l., receives many letters
from friends in Ireland, which, as they
came through his box, he insisted she should
pay half the rent thereof-and he deducted
the amount from her wages.
DR.. Elizabeth Blackwell, Yankee who
has hung out her shingle in London, has
been denounced by the respectable portion
of the press for writing pamphlet ad-
dressed to the poor, exhorting them to stop
having such large families.
It is reported that Emperor William has
sent to Vienna for the ancient regalia of
the German Empire, in which to appear at
his approaching imperial coronation. Per-
haps ex-Emperor Napoleon would loan him
some imperial trappings for which he has
no further use.
A Massachusetts man has willed his body
after death to Prof. Agassiz and DIR. Oliver
Wendell Holmes, to be placed in the mu-
scum at Cambridge, but directs that two
drum-heads be made of his skin, on which
"Yankee Doodle" shall be beaten at the
base Of Bunker Hill, annually, at sunrise
on the 18th of June. As if there were not
sheep skins enough, without making use of
this calf's skin
The Biddeford (Me.) Journal says
family troubled by a neighbor in the same
building borrowing things without leave in
their absence, lately tried the experiment
of leaving their kerosene can filed with
house, not long after, called to inquire
where they bought their kerosene, for hers
wouldn't burn. She had wasted nearly a
bunch of matches, but could not light her
lamp.
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/ B.
The following is the petition Of the Ro
man Catholic members Of the Prussiaz
Second Chamber to s:ais Emperor:
Aose Grocisss Emperor, etc.-The under.
signed members Of the Prnssisn House ol
Deputies, Loyalty and respectfully approach
your Imperial and Royal Majesty, to direct
your Majesty's attention to the afflicted
condition OF the Holy Father and the en-
tire Catholic Church. We have seen the
victorious repulse of French aggression BY
the united races Of Germany taken advan-
tage Of by foreign power, in defiance OF
right and law, to inflict intolerable vi0-
lence ON Catholics and commit an insulting
outrage against them. Rome-tlleir Rome
tho last remnant Of the Papal territory,
Is occupied, the Pope is deprived of bis
sovereignty, and the oldest of the legiti-
mate Powers of Christendom annihilated.
With gratitude we remember the dignified
opening the Monarchial Diet on the 18th of
November, 1867, solemnly promised to do
justice to the claims of Prussian Catholics,
by graciously watching over the dignity
and independence of the Church. Most
gracious master, there is no independence
for the Papacy but in temporal sovereign
ty. This alone can thoroughly secure it's
dignity. A dethroned Pope is ever a cap
tive or q banished Pope. The consequences
must be such that no power can regard
with Indifference. The freedom of con-
science of Catholics, supported by the
sovereign freedom of the Pope, would be
enelaved with the violation of their right,
and their every authority shaken in it,
future fundamental principles. The nature
of the affair, as we'll as the testimony of
all clear-sighted men, and likewise history,
confirm this view, and no history more
plainly than that of the last few months,
wherein all promises have been broken
Expressing the sentiments, convictions and
desires of the Catholics of Prussia, who
have elected, as We are persuaded that We
likewise express those Of the Catholics of
all Germany, who honor your Majesty as
their protector, may your Majesty be
pleased, as one of the first deeds Of I'm
perial wisdom and justice, to perform the
great act Of restoring their rights and their
liberty. May the day of peace bring with
it the restoration of the temporal soy ereign-
ty of the Apostolic See, which your
Majesty's father. King Frederick William,
of glorious memory, was among the fore
most to uphold at the Congress of Vienna.
The gratitude of your Majesty's Catholic
of, all friends of order
peaceful rights, as we'll as the &C.
of posterity, which will be
influenced by the errors and misconceptions
Of the present day, will follow up the
vigorous proclamation of this great princi-
pie. With the profoundest respect, VIC
remain your Imperial and Royal Majesty's
obedient servants.
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GREAT CLEARING SALE.-When the atmos-
phers is oppressiveiy close AID mnrfy how 9nxSgny
ingly lost in the woods how cheering to clear
ing" With smoke issuing from chimney in the dis
halls how oppreseed citsens look forward to the clear
Monday win transcend these sirltudes in point Of
happy ccmparisonIfor ON thst day Neil 6 Gleason,
205 Canal street will commence their Great Clearing
Sale at very reduced prices The goods to be dis
posed Of comprise silks plain stripes and checks; tta
silks all oolors; brocade silk lace shaws lace collars;
lace curtains asndtsrchieis linens shrting pillow.
thing in short, required In the best families be
found in dTst class establishments.
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THE BISHOP OF ORLEANs.-We take the
following from the Bien Public of Client /:
The Gdsette de Mines publishes consoling
news, which we hasten to reproduce The
Bishop of Orleans, before repairing to his
post and inuring himself to the policy Of
conciliation-that is the role which, they
say, he has chosen, and which agrees with
his character and his lofty disposition-put
himself rightssoith the Church. He has lust
written to the Holy Father a magnificent
letter Of submission, full of heart and
elan'"
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DIED

DIED:
On Tuesday, March 2stb, ct 12 O'Clock H. LIZZIE,
second daughter Of John Henderson aud Catherine
Walsh, native Of this city aged twentyon years.
On Friday, the s1st ult., CATHERINE GnLIGAN,
wife Of P. Kane, aged 50 years. native Of Parish of
Marlborough, County Sligo. Ireland and resident of
this city for the last thirty years.
Sec, on those ruby lips, the trembling breath.
Those checks now fading ut the blaut OF death.
Cold 10 the breast which warmed the world before,
And those love-darting eyes must roll
Cincinnati. Ohio and Sligo Ireland. papers please
copy.
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PACIFIC WINE CoMpANy.-with all the draw

PACIFIC WINE CONdPANY.-With all the draw
backs Of despotsm, il h az some advantages-where
the Government itself is not implicated Thus
between Individuals the authorities hold equit
able balance In nothing thew strict than in
Is thing to see parties sentenced to
Eve years confinement for counterfeting trade marks
Under free governmental It 10 almost impossible
vict and when verdict 10 obtained, the ne 10 merely
nominal This accounts for the adulteration of nearly
ali articles of consumption In this state of thngo
only remedy is to trade with reliable parties. For
ea1ce If YOU undoubted article Of wine, 20 to
Charles b. Petit treasurer and agent of the Pacific
Wine Company % Camp street. who has brands Of wine
that are only genuine but Of the very best
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Time is money, says the proverb. But it is
more The saving of IL involves comfort and happiness
nothing 10 this true than In labor and time
involved In tho family washing. By employing tho
Ringen washing Machine what before took whole
day can now be done in Q few minutes. Then, the
difference In the OF doing IL; Instead Of tho
exhausted body and iitAted temper, We have by its
uac - elastic frame and exuborant 6piriLs This in
comparable machine bo hsd 81 Mr.. Henry Halter,
- Camp street,
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A woman at WATERFOWL, Wis, whose
husband is worth $4,000, was recently
convicted of stealing a piece of crockery
worth twelve cents, and sentenced to ten
days imprisonment in the county Jail.
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In these days, when the rights of women are
prominent topics Of has 1t to
chine has done amelorate their condition than
all tho theorctcal pleas put forward in their
If realized to the fullest extents Men buy land
and buy to loses they start banks and start to fail
they may be often rich, and often Buta woman
family or eki1g out single existence 70 placed in
changing views OF politicians the Wilma Of MAORI.
ties. Singer sewing machine 10 . privilege which
cannot be alienated II is joy in any household Its
subdued hum s sweetest music in the Of the family
It is singer without dscord dIvesng labor Of its
then i and Justly popular and there Is
ands. VIM. Z. Cooper & Co., and Camp streets are
the agents
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GREAT CLEARING BALE

A~AAS - &OS4s
| GREAT CLEARING SALE
SPRING DRY GOODS
0'NEILL 4 GLEAsoN'S,
205.. Canal Street.. pos
We win ON MONDAY tho Sd, Offer our Large and
wen assorted stock Of sEAsoNABLE DRY GOODS
At Very Reduced Prices.
in Plain. Stripes and Checks. at q 90.
TAFFETA sILHs all colors.
BLACK SILKS, at Cost,
Heavy Black BROCADE SILK. q 50
worth o. 90.
| 800 LACE sHAwLs. Is per cent below their value
LACE COLLARS. LACE SETS and LACE GOODS
OF every description.
LACE CURTAINS.
CURTAIN LACE,
L. c. HANDKERCHIEF In
Tape Border. Hemstitohed Colored and Col Bordsrsd.
HANDKERCHEFs tan Linen) at $50 dozen.
500 pairs CORSETS, at Cost,
FRENCH CoRsETs. at 7se
500 pieces WHITE JACONET and ma INsoOK,
CHECK and STRIPED JACONET and NAINSOOK
BISHOP and VICTORIA LAWNS eto. At less than
manufacturers cost, in order to reduce the stock.
LINENS! LINENsl LrNENsi
the city.
SHIFTING Gall Linen) at IS cents.
LINEN sHEETING-LINEN DAMAsK,
PuLow-CAsE LINEN.
DRAWER LINEN, ets.. in every grade,
TABLE CLOTHS,
NAPKINS,
DOYLRS,
TOWELS.
TowELNG,
CRASH, etc.
LINEN DRILL.
and Linen Goods Of every description, at prices within
the reach Of all.
BROWN LINEN DRILL
fine quality guaranteed all Pure Linen, CSC yard.
HOSIERY,
TOILET QUILTS.
CRIB QUILTS,
TIDES, Etc, etc.
100 pieces WHITE and Buff PIQUE,
And everything to be found in q frst-cass establish
ment at prices which fail reduce the stock.
ONEILL g. GLEASON,
LINEN WAREHOUSE,
ap2nt 205 Canal street.
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Notwithstanding the munifcence Of tho English pub.
lie in supplying tho wanto Of starving Paris the
duct of England at the Of the late
still to be ranking in the hearts of Frenchmen
In the French National Assembly lately deputy pro-
posed testimonial Of gratitude to Belgium and Eng
land. The proposal rejected, tho mention Of Eng
land being received with shout of 'No" from parts
of the hall.
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Dr. Grinlsy. Catholic BLaA0p OF cspo Town. iArsport
cd dssd.
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A TESTIMONIAL TO THE
RIN0EN WASHER.

CONVENT SACRED RKAKT, NATcarocHEs.
wehave In use the RINGEN WASHING MACHINE
and with pleasure recommend IL, it aver much tim
and labor. n. DORE NUS, Supertoreea
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NEWT NEWT NEWT NRWi
-e-i@--ss ....-
cHINESEI JAPANESRl

Handsome JAPANEaE SILKS
Iron and Canvas GRENADINES,
AOzAABIQUKS and ALPACAA
0INGHAm and CHAMBRAYS
LACE eHAWLS and POMTES
PARAsOLS and HALE.UlTBRELLAa.
Lined In these beautiful oelors 0reen Blas Lila H.ss
Also White and Black
LACE SHAWLS! LACE SHAWI6f
ane sssortmens Of the moss beautiful daSs,sk
LLAMA LACE sHAwLS and POMTRs.
PIQUEsi PIQUEss
beautiful assortment Of FIGURED and sATH
STRIPED PIQURs.
SKELETON CORSETs!
LINEN SH4RTTNGs and PILLOW-cAsu1aa
TOWELS and TOwELNGS,
DOYLIEy and NAPKINS,
All at Satisfactory Prices.
JOS MILLER, JR.,
eo7 Magazine street, near JosspAinA
Depot Of SKELETON CoRSETS.
y. 1.-Ts Ny Lady Friends and Clstsmsn:
II having TO my hearing thas some Of INV ssrse
Clerks were dsoonrtsoua and stienSvo
20 my customers beg leave to stats them tas have
TsHT na sGGssi sna a.ys e1gafsa GOOD CoAf
afraid to show 0oods and viii wait upon al cussonNH
with due respect.
Ar0TrrrS IN DrNnvAr
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Every R1NGKN WASHER is guaranteed 20 give

satlAfsctOn, or your money refunded In fuL Soha
n HALLER, 20 Camp street,
Sole gent for Louisiana, ToKAe and Ml11testgpa:
Sole ARant for Tho famous BRILLIANT Stow.
nh19 3B5p
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II. w. Cushman, late Lieutenant Gov
ernor of Massachusetts,, offers $4,000 to
the first town of not less than 1000 inhabit-
ants that should take his family name.
A Norwich (Conn.) woman, who ran
needle into her foot year ago, by acct
dentally stepping upon it, recently had it
pulled out from between her shoulders.
Episcopal Bishop Nottingham, of Mary
land, refused to countenance the movement
for aiding France, because that nation
placed Macmillan ON the Mexican throne.
John Henry Wellington Graham LOTUS,
Marquis of Ely, is about the marry the
Princess Beatrice, fifth daughter of Queen
Victoria. He is an Irishman. Is this q
sop to the Feniansf
A man in Maine, going into the wilder
ness, took what he supposed to be COM
pass, but found, when he needed its guild
ance, that it was his wife's daguerreotype.
It brought him out all right.
A Madrid letter says that King Amadeus
is already weary of his royal honors, and
that it is not improbable he will soon resign
the crown Of Spain-as he can depend on
no one for advice or friendship.
Prof. Blot says wrinkles are produced by
the want of variety Of food. Now that
the benevolent butchers" and the slaugh-
ter-house company have become reconciled,
we may hope for one good article of this
"variety."
The sensation of Wall street, New York,
at present is Gamma, the beautiful cigar
girl" who is said to be the sister of a
member Of the Britieh Parliament. Dis
carded for marrying below her station, she
came to America, lost her husband, and 60
came to q cigar-stsnd on Wall street.
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Bull d E R,
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Visiting and Wedding Cards Engraved in the most
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9urem bmrger Ga5ette.

Giner Der llnsliifliGen, q. Wc@iais,
wuree ausenblidli6 setSptst UNI Charles
Gray erla9 am Spnntas Ibenp fetnen
Serlesnnsen ; tie ttebriset iinp fdmmtz
lid innrrli6 unb aueerlt6 idper SCR
lest ipprpen. SIs bas @ebdlfs a fpanfen
ee9ann, fidte elmer Der Mdnner fid rnrdy
einen Sprltns at retten !; CT erreidte mirf@
lid tas IS Srs entfernte @ebalf res
stpeiten Srsens nit feirien Sanrel
flammerte fid an temlelben felt unp
idwebte einise Minuten lang iibsr bic
Siefe, BIG bic Sanbe inn ben Dienit ser
iasten unb Ct at bem iteinernet gfeiler
in bic Siefe firsts. ST. erlitt feinen
&npdenkrud, basesen bat CT idwere it<
nerli6e Serlebunget erbalten. Slm
Mpntas purpe @eprSe Srewinstp,t
idwader unp man ~er,parrte, baB sr I'M
Gaufs ses Iases bur6 esn Sps erlSit
wereen wiree. la
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9e6arbe's &ate9ismus
fur Imcrifa.

fur Imcrifa.
Bit Nutoriiation uno @itmirfuna bes Werfafs
iers fir Mmerifa neu bearbettet, uao
a%bprpbtrt spnt Zen Sp6w'ftn Gras
btiGSfsu ssn ct. 0puis II. Gin rim
natf H. hen So 9m 9tf6Sfen Ssn
@lsstlaah, 2a@rp6s 2taSenpprtb,
9srt@asntr 9%iRssnmss, &Itsn unb
Columbus.
SIN 9srlase ssn Btn,iser Srptbers in TsIs. CERT uaS
einsluHati fae frstsn sridisatn (;
Afeiner Aat6oftl6sr 6dfe6ismns fir An
finger, srn P. Spt Oebarbe s.. t.
Sir bic gsrtinisten Staatsn BON Rcrb : Nrnee
rita nit Autpriiatipn i,nb Witpirfuna tss
8trfadtrs ttsu bearbeitet spn msbrsrsn fattpz
iidsn @sifIistn. II. so Ssiten. gebun-
zen .s...s,,, Is Gents.
Adf6ofilGer 6afe6ismas sst p. Soj. Ses
barbs S. J.-5ir bic gersinisten Sfaaten BON
RrrtsAmfrifa nit Iutrriiaticn unS Witpir
flung tts gerfahtrs issu b~sarbsittt son mebrs-
rs, fatbrliiefn @tifliteu. 8. 16l Ssitsn.
@spNnrm 81 Stnts.
@eikii@e tn0 9ebrer, benen bieie meme Ws.
at6eittig inbefannt 1T, erbalten ant Werlans
sen 0ratiseremplare unn Gireulare, franco
j~useiaRot. ae
80. sspaters sauates sesinsauSsa fas s&ulen ,nr s.
Ten Giufubruus,
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Hcharbc's aatehismus fir am

Scrorcc 9 HdfcdDtemHs TIT Nnlsrtti
Iiest orr TINS nac ssrsidt es uns ~ ttirnssrm
@sr9ni9en tisies, in iecsr '3inid,t srrtrsfli6e
GSsrt, unisrn gsisru nnr Rem putiitum su cm
pfsbien
Isbartss Aatrhismie Ssifner I'D aus eur6
rint Hare, srineli6e II. lsidtfasliGr
Iarfeauns ter Wlaubsnslshren unt 1T kfrsits,
nit tiltrlli6sr depreciation in mtbr tenn 40
Siatbimcyn riussfibrt. DAP atsr srrlissentss
sSsf san3 t%eicnrrrs fir unirs bicFosn @srbalt-
nibs ron orsrtanntrn 5a6minnsrn untsr 1it,
htlis ttS @erfaFsrs lsltit umssartsitst pirb ss
iar bic fathcIii6s Sussno Slmerita's nm 70 unsnt-
Hstrlidtr MAIDEN. - 0siili&s unt gsbrsr, tfnen
fieis neie aula9e pislsi6t nod untsfannt irare,
bitten mir eatsr bic, in elmer anbsrn Ssale be-
fnslife Gn5eigr her ~(,rrrrn Ssn,issr Gyr. ni6t
III i~fSrittCu =
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Wpntae Abeno ssssn - llbr, iaeet i'm
SbuIrsaie er Ct. @arisntir6e bic rssslmGbiss,
mrnatIiGt Gsriammluns hes ,St. MsbcnIus-
llntrtibHuss gsrsinss Imtt.
slGt "TiteIisssr Fnb tiusclatcn, III tl6einsa,
TER Sefret1r.
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Serr Stidplas SrpmeuSd,cnfcl b.

Nntst ii1 s~r5enrarti9 in Staate Sainris, alhpr
er nanli6 i'm Sntsrsif Der ct. @arien1@ abfn-
gertcfuns ttatis H. unt mir brHsn,' bae ,,nier
5etbrten Sehr ibm iein i6pierissS llnternstmsn
rur6 frrantlidss Gnissstnfcmmsr, rnSsIitit CT
lsiGtrrn r,S5sn. E.rg.wrg-fa
gu sItidu 3tit wirt Ssrr Srrmtnf&rn.
tel arb I'M Sntsrsife her ,,surembarser Ga
sette" tbatis iinS, ans BADEN mir isa tatsrl CT
n1a6tist atSnnsntsn aufsuntfmen, @tIsn i'll
rsasftirrtt Suittunssn aus;ufsrtisn uni ,pr
uSfbiaa 9pfa!nsenten ansufnlea.
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I'm Mnscatinc fanS srrissn @rfs cine
Seurrssranlt latt, tpelds sihen S6asrn sum Be-
traa ron 5000 anri6tets. Is tsrtranntsh :
0as ct. 1oaiS SptsL, srriaert fir $1,000;
@esrrIs Gebarte, sSQis serii9srt, unb 5raa
Steinsrs Saus, tsiRes niat SsriI6ert tsar, ba
bic Qplire am Geantaa saspr atlief.
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Die ;ablreiben Sreunss res Ssrr.

Wi&ati SplrafslI wire Is iu6sr frsusn,
~ sfrnsbmsu, RAP CT jest isin Salcrn- @sI6Sft
aus hem Sdisment RON Ssnss' Slrd in bic nsu.
en-, auf's sissaateite finssri6tstsu t3immsr in
Sulisan's nsssm, Bird @sbSuss, &. Shase,
nabe her Gde ron Drain ssrlsst bat. DAP Ssrr
tpslrnftI; isinen Grsanbsn ifsts nit ben kslsn
@ttranfsn unt ftinIsn Gisarrsn aufnarttu sirs,
rsrtrbt ff sen islbf.
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Die Stast Cornell bluffs muB an
5raa Collins, tpsl&e Dor trei Sasren turd bic
ssrrptetsa Ylanfea zines Ssasnvess fsl unb Sa-
lei Gin Ssin brad, cine Gnti9apisuns BON SIS
600 sablsn. Das Sbsrssri6t bat bsreits Sas
tlrtbsil bsiatist. stnbsrs Stapss mnassn i6 saB
sur @araans Iein laTen. .s
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faIagen

iniiien ipit Srinsenpa erlu&tn, fir zinc srVBts
mSsIi6Fe 8erbrriiuas Der Gasette mad arafs
ten III arteihm. 3ititIbtn foleii rns INNER, f.
faIs mic niSslid, sie Iarnrn srn lluttri9rsitsrn
rinfsntst nit grtrffes acreb.
Ian Isbe taraut Raj Tamsu rittis uni tsHt-
lid ssifriften iInr.
SrGser ter @asetts fir bic Statt Dubuque
lit 5err albert Srsp. ,aa y
8ekQnn9cn, Srisis, Welrer II. I, I, asrseirr
man /:
.a sr7 ,,rUNEMBURGER GAZETTE
..r DUBUQUE, Iowa.
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Snlanoifde 1tadridteu.

Ter Stnrtt bonn YpriSen Mpntaa
@benp i6eint iiber BEN sansen Staatppn
@eit nad OF palirt 81 iein. 0aS Ma>
rim vSrunal" fast II lri aus rrr 1idz
tnls Srn Megnespr, Srpa, unAefibr
nm 6,llbr Ibenes in @iscrnin einaes
treten. Sas Slatt tsr6tst iiter alledsi
nnteiL bic her Sturm .alSerihtst, ,lnp
| abnlide Seridte erbalta mir slridseitis
spn 81 Grpiie spn Sibfcib, ppl, 6pne
tu 2ar @pplstcrL Smrpe II. I. III. lleter
baS llnbsil taS terielbe Sturm in
8itnecptnte anri6tete, baben mir be>
reits beridtet. - Sn Sppn Srientz
Jcnb .bu Sac Counts, ereisnete
fid bsi tieier @elesenbeit f%pIssnter trais
riser llnsladsfalL. Die. Jamilie
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slbenrsetet, ais Der @emitterfum plSb>
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