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| cru gontlemen hare always had tho good
TASTE 20 eschew these ugly stove-pip hats,
ee regarded q the only suitable covering
Tor q gentleman. In climate where hats
| are needed for protection, they could be OF
no use; and, as for ornament, they make q
| tail man look like lamp post, aud short
one IKE grasshopper under a candle ex-
There is even more in q mans way of
using his hat, than in the color or fashion of
1t. One who manages his hat well, can ex.
press more with it than a coquette with her
ran-on!y there is this dffference-that the
use or the former must be spontaneous and
unstudied. An underbred man often ap-
pears as much at a loss what to do with his
hat, as country pumpkin how to dispose
OF hts hands and feet, while thoroughly
well bred one, always seems equally un-
conscious of both, except, that he never
forgets touching his hat in passing o lady
acquaintance. And, here, let me- remark
what variety of c'Iaract: ristic ways there
are In which men perform that one little
act OF touching their hats to the ladies.
There is the brisk, business-like touch of
the merchant the quiet, firm touch of the
parson; The lazy, distracted nod of the
schoi ar the obsequious, concliatory salute
OF Bonlfacc; the studied, artificial air of
manner OF tue thorough bred gentleman,
as II far less conscious of himself and his
hat, than of your presence. The Same
variety may be remarked in IL mans man
ner OF putting Gu or taking off his hat, or
even or holding it in his hand. AS case
IN point, may mcntioa q gentleman who
called to see the writer not long since. and
sat the whole evening with his hat in his
hand, but seemed SD entirely unconscious
of any such encumbrance, that the writer
felt as If it would be positive rudeness to
call his attention to the fact by offering to
relieve him of it. A lady once said that
she was induced to reject sutton, partly
by the awkward manner in which lie fun
blcd with his hat, while paying his address
es. SO, gentleman, take warning, and if
you are not perfectly uJait, in the man
agement of the hat don't hold it in your
hand when you have anything particular
to say.
A writer on etiquette, in some of our,
contemporary magazines, says that lady
should never appear to take any notice
whatever of q gentleman's hat, oven so
much as to show him where to dispose Of it
in her own house. This writer doubtless
speaks from a tact admission of the fact
that every we'll bred man knows how to
manage his own hat. I'm this matter, how
ever, as in all others, etiquette must be
controlled by circumstances, and the COM
mon sense of the parties concerned.
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/ INSTITUTION or TIE SISTERS or ST JOSEPH
Corner ST. fhthp and Galvez streets
Now Orleans.

The government throu yhout this establls,uep. n,
ma and parental The pupils sepsra tod fepa
their nstructreascs RNcreation table donitories
the same for ALL In snort everything tcpds TO pro
mote anectonate union between tho Slater, aud ~
Young ladies intrusted to their motherly care
Inc instruction Is thorough and solid and In barmou
with the requirements of society Tho course
n both English and FrenchI al branchea OF fno,y
edRe cultivated at tho present day Each anvuare 4,
taught by natives OF respective tries so "a 10 In
sure correct pronunciation. ~ 80 w 49,
The academical year closes with public exhtdtinn
yited. " ~ F1Ao"se ea0 AZ"
Education Is hero tho object Of special attention
socitude Governing those placed their ohsrro
BY moral suasion alone the Sisters St. Joseph ends
vor to principles of solid piety reouire tho
strict Of polite and amfsblo and
fnstl feelpgs Of respect and affection towards
Pupils Of all denominsti ons admitted.
School Is moved to the Bay St touis where the Sisfar
Of St Jossph have q fonrishing academy
TERAS-To be paid in advance, us foliowst
W.SHing' per ,areo ,nohths 80 o.
mm.an,.ik, :, A., Observation-Disclosures. 10 %
Music Lessons and use oflnstrument ~ 90
Patel oil painting according the plumber OF unpfia
Needle.work In all In varieties, golden ombrofdeYv
artificial flowers ID taught to tho boarders exi
charge.
For further particulars address, "superioress of thu
Academy of the Sisters of St Joseph Boy 1911 Now Or
THOMAS LAYTON
noiaH ly or C. ID. ELDER. Agent.
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PHYSICAL TRAINING. The movement
inaugRrated in Germany by Friedrich
jain for developing. manhood by ply steal
training has taken ground in France. The
city Of Valence has just founded q large
public gynnuasinm, which It is expected
viii prove model to be followed BY all
other cities throughout the country. 1t
wac only opened last Jnne, and already
has 100 pupils paying two francs per month,
and I0O others who receive instructions
grAtuitously. The course Of Instruction
comprises lessons in fencing, Gymnastics
and shooting, which are now regularly fol-
lowed, and 1t is intended soon to add in-
stfSction in swimming aud In horseman7
skip. From time TO time there viii be
puBlic e&4+SitIous, m v Iitch the pupils Will
cuntead for special prizes. Chlidren Of
o6th sexes; from the age of I'VE 70 Ten
ESfIe school. Il 10 said that fltS city Of
Rouen is about to follow the good example
| of Valence Immediately.
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The CONSTITUTION OF MARYLAND WRIE.
TEN BY JEsU1r.-Daniel O'Connelrs Re.
marka1le speech.-A correspondent of the
New York Herald says:
1t is perfectly capable of proof that the
Jesuits have done much for the advance
ment of liberty aud civilization, though
the very opposite is persistently but falsely
maintained by those who will not allow
themselves to see the truth. The Jesuits
have been identified with the freedom and
independence of America. And here is
proof of this assertion. At q meeting held
in the city of Waterford, Ireland, on the
stating the case of the Catholics, and de-
handing their acknowledgements from the
penal code, made use of the following Lam
guage:
"Behold the epitome of the history of
Maryland. When the Presby terians had
power they prosecuted Papists aud Pre-
latists; when the Prelatists were in pow er
they prosecuted Presby terians and Papists;
when the Catholics were in power they
prosecuted neither Presby terians nor Pre-
iatists, nor any sect, but gave perfect free
dom of conscience to Christians of all dc
nominations. There is one fact III I'D re-
speeting Catholic llberality in Maryland,
which L wish had trum pet loud enough
to call on all England to hear. Who was
was it that wrote every letter, word and
line of that statutef Is England prepared
to hear the aT.swerf 1t was one Of that
class who have been prosecuted and are
still illuminated, but whe, in my judg:
ment, deserve to be placed among the BEN
efactors of the human race. 1t was-hear
it, ealumny lit was Jesuit"
These are the very words of Daniel
O'Connell, taken down at the moment by
the reporter of tue London Morning Her
aid, who attended the meeting specially
to give full and accurate report of his
speech. O'Connel was in favor Of the
emancipation of the negro from bondage.
1t would be we'll If the American people,
who are so intelligent and who read so
much, would bear in mind, when they are
discussing questions affecting the Church
and then our liberty, that it was a member
eral public law OF Maryland in l649-alaw
that protected the conscience of every
citizen of that State, no matter what might
be his religious opinions, from oppression
or wrong. That good work was the work
of Jesuit priest aud appeal to the JUS
tice of the Herald to publish thezfacC to
the world, 50 that it may go to mitigate, if
anything can mitigate. the hostility of men
who work the mseives into a fit of religious
passion and seem to think that the world is
coming to an end aud public liberty on the
brink of destruction, because few Jesuits,
whose mission is to instruct aud enlight-
en- youth, are permitted to dwell in this-
country, where, We are told, all men have
equal rights,
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BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANG e

BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE,
Az made by the UNION STOVE WORKS. it il
!. That it will do much. If NOT moro work. and
That it is less liable order and costs
4S.s : j: nssSsn!ss s.sS to make
sssn: -
and oso So Without the Of an
s' vim Ss
eppreeated fully by those who have l.bcred and
many Of the others in use anu f''1'' '"' %
.. That lie oonysnisncoH cannot be szeelled-its
sise for an economical use OF fuel.
but is REALLY So and It's general appearsnce IL truly
ornamental to any kitchen, suggesting the name Of
8. That i. will BAKE QUICKER and BETTER than
any other thing called by tine name of Range
A Good Range Essential to Home Comfort.
household appointments. do make the cooking de.
oGk STOW. or EsnKs vi ds.nrS
IDS mar the eStG Of meal
high prices do not always furnish it We sell the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
believe them to be ca & APER and BErTsR than any
It's Rapid Success.
THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
IL rsply taking place OF the low oven patSrBa Its
convSpi9nce for Baking and COoking the certainly
the ovens aways heating the ease or STANDING
positson. instead Of . STOPPING while baking.
(RavInE lame back and Its attendant evils arc few
the Superior advantages this Range possesses All
IOw-even Ranges. .l.. p .
- . 1t Must Bake.
THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
nust bake the heat pSsses directly up and ArOund
the Ovens before leaving the Range.
q eeial ConveRienees and improvements.
he orons are provided With ventistors escape
fSrEA ". Theirs Slide in the back for phe escape
SURPLUS HEAT frsTH - tSR % tiiis SsslEa; SisS
.'up,r, at tho bottom Of the same plate Tor the
cti " Duet Sto, CariSfng from the fakinR or the
1851 and preventing fFO1dVing arolad tAe XIII c1eu
The beat be passed from either Of
by Regulating the damperS IN the coiumn6 The OVENS
can % DRAW SoUT allowing the SCOT and Dirt 10 be
ASeve aud over the OVENS is large eioset of ample
siSe the especial purpose warming Dishes plates
~1e y heueysE desiEed Al.o many othaT new and de
sirabe cOuvensnoes which viii DO fully appreciated
upon Inspection.
"a = -: 80 Caution, -
20 Certain, whom yod ask foE:the -. .... o.. 81
"A .syRBAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE d.
that st has the words
TIE UNION STOVE WORKS
onaa OE,R oa0 OVnn dnna, -
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SETON HALL COLLEGE, =.
SOUTH ORANGE, N. J,
ihe ftrst Term begins September 4th.
ooi's 90 Offers tho advantages Of superior odu
'Auen with the comforts and rsanenenss Of homo.
The DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT and ,Sr,sM.pv
being under tho care of the sisters of Charity.
,,.,n NJ coRRIGAN d. D..
President.
OF THE
Al NJ A ULATE CONCEP rION
Corner Of Common and Bar onne street.
NEW ORLEANS,

ouiaiaa Institution by the State Of,
dnctaa H my empowered to confer dcGreea h Con-
ey the Fathers Society OF Th b
cosrtysrd sna;r sIdaPtsa fSr educational purposss
Til th 90 that from the arrival pupils at 7 40
secluded and supeiintsnded ~ sneS arc constantly
English FrepaS Po oSci lion embrace Greek Latin
phy sddon u T.SEa
Commercial branches; also the German anu me usual
road and write. sAoS Know how 70
lead nS objects of the inst uctors 'ns" the
Every month q report Is aent to parsnt. ...uu, 49,.
o9Ss progress, rank In oaass and attendance WIZ
The acadeInical year begins on the first Monday. =,
october and onda about the sist ofJuly. ""-' VI
Collegiate Course payable in advance and ., yrr,..a
states currency, two nonthA &2O " VIII. w
freparatory Course $40
spsI 7alv Raw r. GAUrREkEr. pre.,d.,,
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Advice to Buyers.

In selecting a Range there several: important
poin to TO be considered viz:
l. Will tho Range DO what IL claimed for it1
2 The mode OF operatton-is 1t simple com plex
Can the parts Tor plates) DO easily replaced
they are burnt out or accidenty broken
venient
S. The COST-to buy and to maintain.
Our Claims to Favor.
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ST. srAN1SLAUS COMMERCIAL Co1IFGE
BAY Sr. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI.

ms institution chartered by the State Legiaature
anu cohdneted by the Brothers or tho Sacred Heart
ssa xs on The e., shSsS, Of
OF the sea breeze and bathing tho sumner ; sni
aid 10 great Indictment heathfui exercise
ana for the pupils The Com mer,ai conrse
comprises all tho branches Of good EngIish education
Board and Tuition per session, PAYABLE half vs.r, T.,
wssh;no n. $3.50 W
RaJi;n n, e. :. =. 10 90
Doctnrs rs SeSsion VoPtional} 10 90
V.cs,sa. 20 -. a 90
EXTRA CHARGES;
rlano and Violin, per month, aaeh.. .. a mn
Ein.S - ~ ", 'uonth.- l
1,rass ~ ~, .nsA tn 90
Snans - ~ pei month. 90
Foff urther particulars apply to ~ "
mhs4 '7aIy Director Of tbe Co,,oua
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EDUCATIONAL.
MOUNT ST. MARYS COLLEGE,
NEAR R1rMITsBURo.
Frederick County. MARYLAND

a. scaSastc year u divided into two sos.,o>a es
Ssn,s.Is caon essnning respectively on ~ ise ~
fSe term. Der .n sn net OF a.. rrsSss,Hsry,-
49, 49, Payaoie Ia sdvanee Physsoians ia az ~
money foc each ssssion Is each which S.,s
us oG9ts and stationery supqed by The ceiieea
"usv % paid for In advance - s-e S@.A'kse
Al tne st1dents are instructed In thu ao~4, ,.. -.
"Iinoa 1. 20 the practice az the Catholic reiiron
xppRcants for admisson who have ssnS,.A =. 49,
GOOD na aoaden,es must produce ceriaoasse e
40 mot qu.iftcd to enter tho Coilep,a.. e,,e,.
A'T 70 ~ lifted 10 tho Preparatory Departs emit
oSst route to tho College IL by the w.aes,-r
MARYLAND Railroad. FROM Ba,t,more N H.Chs
burg ''' '"r'"sn TO Em.Assar
Letters q gr inquiry shoad DO addressed to the -
or to CHAs. D. Rider Louis,sns An
' 'H iss Camp strcet Now Orhsxas
ST. MARY's COLLEGE,
MARION COUNTY. KY.
'S' Nat3 station; Lebauon Branch Of ousvilie ~.
Nashville Railway
Session begins FIRST TUESDAY in September.
Board and Tuition, DER wear of tan n,a,,,. 40. -.
n"c,a nE' washing and ordinary mondlhg - -
srsneh and German free to those DO, :iudv,,, AZ
current prices ~s Aaa stationery, -
For farther particulars apply to :
,.ss REV L. ELNA, CIR IL n
President.
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ST. LOUIS
U N l V L X SIT ",

ESTABLISHED IN 1879
BY mem era of tho Society Jesus and
oy an act Of the State Legislature In is3s n Ia
Heiiehcsu Uninterrupted success and CO ntipuoa 10 ~
'n' student every facility for acquiring thorough
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL EpucArrox
Every candidate for admission not, pers onaly nc
9ulhted VIII some member of tho Faculty n,ust nro
aIeo proper testinonials Of good moral chsra oter
ARP scat thTer times year tho parouts o.,
OF the sudents TO inform them Of tbe cer.
aucs ne ash and tmprovorpent th-ir sons or Wsrp
Ane1Prrenccd physcian daily visits tho natituttor
sick. $3.50 " AFRO posto wed on tho
TERMS: -
noard and tniton. per session OF ten month";, sasO
6no next session bcGihe on Septemb er I'd, IsIa
a., S5ments must DC made quarterly an n ualfy
IN auvahee; Catalogues containing IN! true lions %
ana full particulars. will be- ON aprN-
REy. j. q. ZEALAND & j.
.,,, President st. Louis Uniyer,ty
''-'"'" st. Louis No
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Mr. NICK. has also In Gnd for which be g.. ce, "a
an extensive assortment of N " - 'S''''
THE BEAUTY
ELEVATED OVEN RANGE,
THE UNION STOVE WORKS,
tI.ate Il. r. Finch Sous)
Sew York.
D. McKENDRICK, Agent,
464... MAGAZINE STREET. AGA
New Orleans.
To Buyers of Ranges.

. To Buyers of Ranges.
In presenting the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
to the trade and to the earnestly 1eouest
they will examine into and compare IL with other
animation they will select tho BEAUTY above all
others for It's many points of superior practical
ness. "
Comparison.
Some of tho Elevated Oven Ranges pee the .erv;ces
Of mpetent engineer to operate them and to Keen
them in working order. The does not Anv ser
want possess ns ordinary Intelligence can operate it
help 10 rare Of great Importance housekeepers that
CULINARY DEPARTMENT
should be supplied with simple and effective an ap.
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
Annoyances Saved.
II you would yourself from great discomfort and
misery consequent ed or an iude6n.
out OF order aud will not bake-and the additional an
noyance Of from the forgetfu or
range man 70 repair 1t promiseiyou will at once
brains and procure the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
which is none the less valuable because it La beautiful
Failure of Old Inventions.
Our experience
AS MANUFACTURERS FOR THE LAST FORTY
heating inventions that have been imposed upon the
public by ignorant and obscure great rre.
tensions, and after brief but dous expensiye
trial. have been proven useess and entirely worth.
less.
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WI NO. ~ oraVier street, New Orleans
a CADEMY or THE VISITATION,
Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
The duties Of this Institution will DO resumed on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
Parents and Guar, desiring q class Boarding
school for their Daughters and Wards will find here
every advantage.
Located In the heafhiest portion OF Of the most
healthy oites in the South with large grounds
retired and romantic stuation It in addition
every facility for acquiring education mental and
moral. Of high grade. Large additions have been
mae to the buildings to meet the increasing appca
tions for admission.
Apply for Prospectus and Terms To tbc Office of tho
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger ia4 Carondeet
street. aus Iv
ct. JosEPH's ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
~ Conducted by the Sisters Of Charity,
Near Emmitsbura. Frederick County Maryland
This institution is situated in healthy and
picturesque part OF Frederick county Maryland half
mile from Emmitsbnrg. and two mica from Mount 81
0eryo college, 1t was commenced In l6O9, and incor
porated by the Legislature of Maryland In 1910 Ths
buui Lgs aro convenient and spacious.
TERArS:
board and THition per academic year, including
Bed and Bedding, Washing, MendipR and
DOC ore Zee $3.50
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
Tie Academic year 10 divided In Sessions Of Ave
noeths eaoh beginning respectively on the 18th of Au
Letters Of nQuiry directed 70 the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
my5 721y i"-soo A"sd~mv EmrpitsburR.
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d. McKENDRICK,
House and Ship Plumber, Gas Filter, Etc.
No. aga Magazine Street,
A
tNear tho corner Of Race)
- NEW oRLEASa

Gas Fixtures. Ni'A"S Hiatefiais an \
partou!ar attention is solicited to his largo and COM
p'ete assortment Of articles in the above lines
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=, MT Mr. MOkENDRIck has jus. received large variety
AMERICAN EARTH CLOSET.
the neatest, beet finished, most compact oruau.,ta
and durable article of its kind which has yot be.
fore the public. Being supplied with wv ''--' w.
PORCELAIN AND GALVANIZED IRON FITTINGS
Is not liable to got ont of order become subject to
me various objections found in similar articles Those
must al others and those intending
aud inspect the A'' -" ~ vail
AMERICAN EARTH CLOSET.
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ct. MARY's COLLEGE,

NJ. MANf . CUELEUE,
Corner foey fare and Constance Streets.
Ths Institution, directed by tho Christlan Bro thcrs
offers many advantage for thorough Classical Seisz
tinc and Commercial Education
tember2. 80
au25 ct BROTHER THURIAN pnoia,nt
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GEoRGETowN COLLEGE, d. c

The Academic Year begins on tho FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEABEJ: and ends in the arst week OF July
The Regular Course Of Lectsres In the Medical an
Law Departments VIII commence October Sd.
For further particulars address
jy2i Gun REV. JOHN EARLY. s, j., Prssidenk
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-05
9sm GsnsrcR.

WiccersuIammentritt ber beieen 9dus
jtr am 2. December. SIN Senct &C.
oa6te Der Norte'et in rem Grpfnunes>
eetet ouh 0reelsp's als eines Mannea
psNsn Geper Der 6fent!i@en MeinunG
Hi6tun9 9e9eben uno Der Wenl9beil
etn Wobltbdter semelen. (Mitunte1
mars anrer5).
Gunner mor noturl'h Der Grife.
Der d mit@c dald b5rtn lt:B. 81 thai
Dies NIT einem Antraae, oob rte Nomen
Ger Sdlahhn init un1ern Wtt'
+ ur9ern" (alias "Rebs') nidt in
unlern Nrn,eez &e9tfsrn folt9eflbrt nod
auf cic He9imsn1Sfubnen Der Nrmee &C.
itslt rre1cen iouen.
Das nddite miro iein, ea6 6eu5um>
nsr tean,ra1t, jeren> Ger einen "un1utr
Niltiraer" nahrenc jener G4!adten
lo1t eutol1en, ps9en co.iesliden Wors
ces erlen Vra9es un!er Nut!aSe ~ felz
len.
@snatcr Wil1cn introru3irte cine
Bill fir l]nteraipun9 re6 atscbrannten
. ton; Cameron cine tito fur Be-
p%iutAura zines Sabr3cbalt6 Don $4,000
fir Gle Dittrs Msace'5.
Na9cem ronn 9 summer nod einen
Nnluuf eemadt, UNI ietne Civil &tsbt6
8tu", bic ewigeuno u~npergdnsl;te, auf6
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~Niaser" lid eben 10 ansulbmieren wie
purb ren oben9cnannten Nntra9 BET ZEN
,Nebeuen", mahte Ger Senct cine @ez
|ddflepaule. Nab Mblaui rerltlben
nobu1 BET Senat pie pom 5aul e propo>
nt,tsn GbrenbeldlINr fir Greeley an.
Damn fam pieTerleluns Der praIDenten<
Botlbaft.
Das 5au6 lebnts ben bon 9 a n f5
anaebotenen Rlfuiu BON leiner @teQe
ais @orfber Der Committee fir Muamdr<
ti9e Mn9ele0enbeiten ab.
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famrfe6 Spre9er Blatne unp cine
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fir tbre Stimmen pom BET unton>Yaet@
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boben. Spre@er Blaine trut ben
Borlis an Orr BON New>yorf al unp
ltsute Cen Mntraa auf unte,luduns bieler
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ben ic4e. Der An!ras. marc. ansenou1z
men.
5srr Danes @yan,zM cnn") BEAM
trast cine Gbyente;suauns leiten5 ree
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ter jenen @orsisen fe5l't rem Dobin@
ocl9iepenen Stanbbafttatett oes
@r%unclaBss, Siderteit unoGeiti9f'f It ces
urtbetle, dhter unbeualam Wanneemutb
RE nimmer 3erbrehltdtn Steuer pes
MonneS in iecem &eben6furm. COLLIDE
@oten fommen pon Der 5anc, melde
ros Dslen our GriNenj ruff. Dab de
Greeley niht teloB, mar iein unellf,
niat feline Ginpe. @eiinrt9t paz
aeoen baben Die,-uno BE @unoe 1T
@hner, - ws!6e pieie Wdn9eI @reelsYs
fannten, Mlneel, bic i'm fir j;oe oerz
antnonliae Mmt6Nelluns uatau9lt6
ma9ten. unp ibm penno9 bic b6die
uberantmorten iu polen frepslno f19
unterfnaen.
SER Greedy batte in |einer 9icte 3ur
6reibeit unc gum 3edt einen 9uten en-
oel. Sn leiner 5elbfQberidiBun9 uno
ibrer ldlimmen Gru&t Dem @ebnen mad
Ger Yrdfpentur, einsn b1ien Damon.
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