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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-16

.ALRthry j. Boston clearing away
the wreck Of the fire preparatory to
rebuilding The native energy of her
people is stimulated hY the example
CT fhirgo. Eo-'4n hrs 90 lons main
tanned her rfa-cmin"n"e III certain
respects, ard hoasted Of it, that she
bates eyph now to have it snid that
her IRE vas second onl to Chicago.
Second indecl!' She wilt socn begin
to lrove by the neatcst logic and with
excellent rhetoric, that shc is The vic.
tin, Of the qreof-st fire that ever de-
strctr,} the ha,itations Of men. Is shc
not tic hub of the nniverse7
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-16
LOVES HOME.

Nv little rc}otti is softly It,,
And tinted by the modn's fair ltanl
Mid silence shadows tilmly I'LL.
Az in the vaguencss Of drc;m:
The passing hours give no h'cd: !,
what matters it how fast they speeos
Full long cnungh ,lie night will oe
For solitofy thoughts Of thee
Gently gliding DER the vail, :,
Muonboams On my p'Iiio"a ia"'
Slumhcr's promise in the t"S'
But I turn my head away,
Longing for the sweetcr rt<t
I'm the pillow of thy breast:
In thine arms 80 kindly folded.
TO thy heart so warmly pressed,
By thy lips in kisses nodded,
Mine 50 tend'rly caresscd'
All, how swiftly doth thy heart
Hurry meath my list'ning ear;
Noble; faithful. generous heart !!
Hurries ii that am near!
While to clasping fingers ends
Fast its thrilling current sends
Gentle force to hold me here.
Wherc the heart is there is home,
Where the home is there is rest,
Well thou knowcst, ere speak,
Where the home my heart would seek
Thus, upon thy faithfl Il breast,
Here; und only herc, | rest.
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bg> There Is a town down ea't
where the people are so opposed to
committing an assault that it ia with
difficulty they can be persuaded to
strike tune at church.
Ha~ God is never in q hurry. It
comics Of uur uhhelief III Him that We
are so apt to be iii hurry. He that
believeth should not make haste. If
we look at the history Of the material
world, or tho intellectual world, or
the social world, nothing is clearer
than that God hever was in hurry
and that he can afford to wait
Rs5' Ladies' who say they have no
politics make IL mistake. You can
always tell about 1t by examining the
papers they use for bustlee.
na- A clergyman said that he
addressed his congregation of ladies
and gentlemen as brethren, because
"brethren embraced the ladies.
peA. A lady dressed out In the full
winter style is said to look like =
dromedary with Il blanket thrown
over it.
Hkaa The NAH who is eternally
ruining down his town ought to
move to soms location better suitsd
to hi: fancy
neas Oh; what consistency, while
Young met are shaving their heads
ahd Young ladies are pinning large
extra bunl les of flax and horse hair
to theirs. Fashion and folly where ars
thou drifting?
ps- A Young l,dy Of much worth
and no little weight, in Indiana, sat
down on a skunk in the garden, and
smothered it, Her lover came to see
her that night and told her he could
not marry unlsss she changed her hair
oil.
4 hunt in Beaufort county, n. c.;
last week WAS rewarded with twenty
five bears.
The Philadelphia Daughters Of Ten /.
perance have $lS,O0O in the treasury.
The quickest and best route from
London to lh,tin is across this CONT
nent.
Thad1eus Stevens likene.s is to be
stamped cu che denomination Of the
national nickel coin.
The Volcano of Kilanea, Honoluls,
recently active, is now smoldering.
A tural miss stepped into a Troy
irug store the other day. and asked
for bottls Of "jack of clubs" She
wanted jockey club rcrfnmcry.
Two servant gitls Of Rending, Pa,
are in jail for wearing ot't 1900 worth
of their mistresses' clothes during
their abscnue from home.
a vein Of copper and evidences of
gold have been discovered in Forty
third street, Ne~ York, where an
artesian well is sinking
a Duhuque florist has raised &
lemcn s,s inches long and ten inches
in circumference. 1t was blossom
eighteen months ago.
At the present time there is cher
~ tree in full bloom at Garhett, kal'
! 'fhe Plaiu-Dcaler asks for an expla'
PLANTATION of the phenomenon.
The Union Pacific is having shows
ploughs constructed that will weigh
fifty tons and VIII require thrss ioco'
motives to move:
Advices from ireland state that a
Bvetcn gentleman named Fitzhenry
eloped with daughter of Hon. Hugh
Barry. Miss Barry is russessor Of an
estate valhed at a million and half.
Mrs. Frederick Schuler, Of El.-
Rapids, Mich, fell asleep by, the eto e
on the evening OF Octobet %, and her
clothes by some means caught IRE
She was so terribly burned that sAs
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It really requires more 1elicacy to
the touch, a better acquaintance with
the inner emotions Of the heart, and
a grander pathos Of sent iment to make
a declaration of love than it docs to
put up Il stove.
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. Five Minutes Chat with Girls.

a.
; Olo Lewis, that love to your God an
to your fellow.man is all there is of i
And yet he goes on preaching an
cshorting Nil his life.
SO l assure you that the laws c
health are few ahd simple, and yet
have gone on preurLihg and exhort
ing for thirty years; and shall keep i
up as long as live.
Girls, the greatest-ot,-.nafy,d.t> od ','
what we have been talking about all
our lives-viz. slavery to custom OF
fashion. To illustrate it for the thou.
ssndth time, ] will relate a fact.
Years ago I sailed from New York on
board the staunch old Cunarder Afri-
ca, bound for Liverpool. Among out
passengers were some newlymarried
couples. One Of them was from Phil
adelphia. The bride was q delicate
uud beautiful girl.
My state-room joined theirs. We
were scarcely out OF the harbor be-
fore the lady began to vomit. During
the entire voyage her sufIrrings were
dreadful. The ships physician really
becnipe alarmed. A friend happened
to call Inc Doctor in the presence OF
the young husband, when he eagerly
inquired
Are you a physician
sud yes.
DO come and sec my wife, and for
mercy. sake try aud save her,
We did everything in our power,
but the sensitive brain would not b"
aprcased and the re.ching and f,int-
ing continued until she VII, carried
ont Of the ship at Liverpool, moI'
deed than alive.
Two months after onr lonriug !
heard this beautiful, riIiant Young
woman describing to Il group of adj
nirIng friends, in N Partisan hotel,
!le .plendors Of sea- voyage.
"nh, il is magnificent the sea i'll
4 eturm--the Wild mountain wave,
crested everywhere wi h foam oh,
the sea in a storm is perfectly glori,
Gus =
The poor child had heard fashion
able PEOPLE make such EXPLANATIONS,
as she had seen them wear absurd
dress as she had heard them talk ah'
surd nonsense AS she had seen them
walk and wigsle and giggle in an 'in-
natural and ridiculous manner. She
like too many girls, had aspirations
for recognition among the fashionable
So, from her close little statc-room,
lying flat on her back, retching and
vomiting. iainting and dying, she saw
the magnificent, sloriut's, fualn'car'
ped waves.
All, girls, if Won only rouIa rise
shove such weakness, if yrH cnnid
oi!lv think and feel, drs. nhd walk
>,rak an'l ;t"t, for yourselves, what
an immense gain in all ways How
nnr', you eunlJ help US in 4 higher
life
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-16
The Aztec Races.

The recent reported discovery OF
diamonds in Arizona, has drawn at4
tention to the marked difference Of
the various Indian tribes scattered
through this region, from the genera
tvpes of the Indian people. The zun'
Indians are an instance Of this
Dwelling near the sources Of the Lit
tie Colorado, with the savage Apaches
5.s on tk tks ct o{htssre htse the z zun si' posses, nsxs
rnany.of the characteristics Of the civ.
ilized races. Around them are the
remains Of an Aztec civilization, and
they themselves dwell in villages, the
houses Of which are Of stone, each as-
cending story receding 80 as to form
graduated terrace. These people
show, BY their pride Of dress, tho
whltrhcss of their skin, and their
general habits and beurihg, that they
belong to an alien race. They are es-
sentially a pastoral people. They
have field, of corh, wheat and vegetaA
ble.. They have flock, Of sheep and
goats. They raise horses, horned cat
tie and asses. They corral their stock
at hight i'll high stone enclcsures--
They us, all their animals for food
but "a fatted ass is their fuvoritr dish.
They keep fowls. They spin theft
own wool and weave it, and the wo-
men make all the cloth for their dres-
ses. The worship of the Znhi is thr
old Aztec firm, mixed with that Of
the Indian tribes around them
Whence they Of ginally tame is un'
known but they claim descent from
the Mexicans, and are said to retain
traditions ot the great Emperor, Mon'
| tezuna.
Not far from the Huni village is the
tribe Of Moqm Indians, near where
! Gen. Fremont and Kit Carson els
camped many years ago. Their
houses nrr built on a high ledac ol
rocks oh the dividing ridge Of the At.
lae,ir and Pacific slope. The place IL
fortified against the approach of hos'
tile tribes of Red Men. Their doors
are all tlrned to fsuing the sun when
it rises, with the latch string hanging
out. They have II tradition among
them that Montezuma will again visit
their country, and they want the door
to he wide open when he c1mes- =
Near the Mouui village ie Jacob s
Well and Inscription Rock on the
lntter of which are carved certain
hycrcglvphics believed to be of He
brew origin. They claim consangunl-
tv with the Jews, and nnuhy t'lembers
of tho tribe observe the rite of cir
tumcision. Though the country is
pcof in soil, they manage to produce
enough to support themselves com
lortably. The Moquis have a tradi-
ticn derived from some source, that
there are vast gold aud silver nepos-
it's in close proximity to the village
and they would not part with theiI
land on any consideration.
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Tall trees bear no fruit. The orch.
ard growth is small. Humble spirit,
glorly God.
nea- SoRosIs gave large and bril-
liant reception to Miss Emily Faith
full at Delmonico's in New York
last Monday. Among the $50 ladies
present were Miss Maria Mitchell
Professor of Astronomy in Fassar
College DR.. Nj. Z. Putnam, Of New
York, the Presidents of the faNtuc'
ket Sorosis, the Woman's Club Of
Grunge. and tbs Fp~ihcss Woman
Club Of Orange, and the Business
! Woman's Union Of Brook yn, the
Principal of the Schcul Of Design
and many other ladies' Letters were
read from Mrs. Julia Ward Howe
Miss Charlotte Curhmah, Dr. 6. c. S
Lozier, the Rev. Phcbe Hansfora, the
Rev. Celia Burleigh, and others. Af.
ter lunch and a piano solo, the Presl'
dent, Mrs. Wilbour, in a cordiaI
speech of recognition and welcome
formally introduced Miss Faithful te
the Club. Miss faishfnll spoke Of TIE
great pleasure 1t gave her to meet
with Sorosis, and of the high esteem
in which she held its werk, and it's ap,
',reria;.y.. JE her life 5 laDu.s.
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sA- At n caucus of the Repuhl

sss. At caucus of the Repuhli.
can Deputies of the Party Of the
Left" OF the French Assembly on
Sunday, an interchange of opinion
took place, from which it appears that
there has been a steady growth Of
Republicanism among the people Of
all departments whilst Projects and
magistrates have become more anti
Republican. 1t was resolved to wait
on President Theirs and ncquaint him
with the condition of affairs, and re-
quest such action as will bring the
people and their representatives into
90. ; ~, ! =,
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1'sAru Is no resrsctor Of tcrrcnA
an1 the epizootic Is no rcst'ector o
horses. The aristoctatic thorough'
bred, stabbed in elegance and groom.
ed with more care thah his owners
children, meets with rs little consid.
Grafton Il. the veriest old half-fed
hack, ready to be turned over to the
bone boilers.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-16
To You Men:

, ton to make a e"0
world should 'rn oo''er-maN'ne,
He can make nore noise at that
trade than sthing else nc can
engage in. ,,,,..,,,
fot wags."'e should learn black,
's'nithing- ,peei'''y If he '' good at
"blowingAsa .@v'"~e r'v'~'-.~', :, :,
to- nHS =, rise rapidly he should
BECOME at acro.naut. He couldn't hhd
anything better "for high"
He certainly could do stavihg
(and lerlups d starving) business at
the cooper trade.
If le believes in measures, not
mch, 1e he will embark in the tailor
ing buaress.
If tie one great object Of hi, life is
to make noney he should get posi-.
ton in th United States Mint.
II lie Is a phnctual sort Of a chap
and an.icu. to be "on time he
shoulA put his hands to matchmaking
/ he telnvcs in the chief end Of man
to have mis- business largely felt,
whv,of course he will become n halter
If he wants to "get at the root Of 4
tllns,' let him become a dentist
although, il he does, he will be often
fonnl " looking down in The mouth.
it aman is bungler at his best he
should become a physician, and thel
he will have none Of his bad work
thrown on hi, hands it is generally
burir'l out of sight you Know.
should he incline to high living
but prefer q plain board. then the
carpenter trade will suit him. He cal
plane board enough at that.
If I've il needy and we'll bred he vii
be right at home rs baker.
He shouldn't become cigal
maker, If he does, vii his work vii
.nd in ~moke. u,
The young man who chioyr r'oht,
OF company, and is ever ready t,
scrape acquaintance, will find the
barber business n ccngrnal persuit
The quickest way for him to ascenc
to the top round Of his calling is te
become he'd carrier,
y very grave young man nigh
flourish IA nn undertaken
Don't learh chnlr making for hi
matter how well you please YOU
Gust omers, they will sooner or Later
get down on your work.
Ard don become al umbrella
maker, for their business is used
up,"
II lie would have his work tcucl
the heads Of the nntjon, We know 0
no way he ccnII sooner effect sncf
an object 'lsh by making combs.
The yonhg man who would have
the fruits Of his labor brough
before the eyes Of the people vii
become an optician The work, being
easily seen through, cannot b.
difficult to learn.
A man can always make a seen
in the pertumery business.
If young man is q taragot1 o
honor, truth-fulness. sobrlety, no
has never sWoth d rrotane word
and has twenty thousand dollar
that lie has no use for, then he shoul'
Immediately start-a newspaper.
.tru, TTho f,jlrrth ID re|utrH of q,
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p@- There is a "nigger' down
South who is so black that 10 one hns
ever seen anything Of him, except his
teeth and the white of his eyes. When
he passes along the road it becomes
So dark that all the birds 50 to rcost'
lie voted for Gen. Grant.
sea. Book keepers are said to be
like chickens; because they have to
scratch for a living.
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sey- The following is related of {

any- The following ls related OF an
Englishman who was tempted to emi-
CRATE to Arizona in the expectation
Of finding innumerable diam mohds and
precious stones. Ills search was a
failure, but he was informed that in
the mountain near Sln Bernardino a
brass mihe-very rich in ore--bad
been Uncovered, so he went in search
of it. Very soon, however, he left
the country in disgust. Arriving at
the hotel iii Prescott, one night, he
was asked BY the landlord II lie would
have sonic teal fol supper
What s teal 2 asked the English
man.
why, a kind of duck" replied the
landlord.
HAS it Wings" inquired the Eng
lishman, .
"Certainly, answered the landlord
"1'hen," said the Englishfnan, II
don't want any; anything that has
wings and can fly, and wont fly out
of this accurscd country, don t want
to have anything to do with"
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They have a night blooming cactus
in Hartford. \ rare and interesting
plant.
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Yale College has nearly a thousand
,t0IcHts.
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hg> There is a town down ea't
where the people are so opposed to
committing an assault; that it ia with
difficulty they can be persuaded to
strike Il tune at church.
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2ittleres Tebartement.

4rine &IaFe: 6ribssrepbi., eefsn. S&reiksn, @ram.
NATL. @e&nsn, @srsrastis, @tidittt, 5ran,sfi6 (rsnn &c.
nHni&), Reiieicnss llntsrritt.
3peits alafe ssftn. S6reibsu, @ramnatit, auffas.
fNrdtsn, sPt6nen, alSsbra, 0eutft, eatsinift, Grietiid,
Srantff6 lrenn serpini6D, Relaicnsuntsrritt.
6rfe &fafe Qeitn, S6rsiten, gsrstau, Sufasf6rsis
ben, RttdanR, @tf6ittt, Geographic, Rednsn. algebra,
gesmtrs, Su6flsrtn, 3tutit. eattiniiG. @riedil6, Srdns
iSffH uni SranifA (rrsnn atriinihtl.
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Ghina.

New yprt 8. San. Cine Spe>
gala spsI6s Ypn spnccn All cen Seralp
mslpst 6olssnpss @emdb zines 3Wiiaen
ben Ser. Staaten, England II. Deuti6>
LAMB ;u Stanps ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
miles, bstrsTs Der llnterrriduns Der See
raubsrsi in ben @inefidm 8swdFern
sriH ipanil9sn GIotte bic @ilal< Snisl
GU ben @alaeea> Snieln ssbsris) an, am
Den iserdubsriidm Sultan sa si&tissn.
@lebrers Gortswurpsn bsmolirt II. einiss
Spmbsn mad rem palaite Res Sultans
sel@idt.
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Observation-Disclosures Separtemeut.

Der Saneesrtusnitaftlit GURUS umfaet ale 3rsia
elmer auttn tn9lii6sn ersiebuns, sinidliseli6 Qsien, SGrei
ben, &efGi6tt, Geographic. 8rammatit, Srieffdretten, R,
ehtunssn, RsduSu, algebra, 8ssnstris, Su6fitrsn, gbsii
gbrifihte gsNre.
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Seeinsunsen.

ieben, p Guartal, ESQ
gpdbrsnb her 5srisr res Gearsiums, "...."................ 30
Saibe 8rheanssr, q Sudrtal, ....".................. 20
ldaess Snultr. dlteres Segarttnen; .................... q
juneeres .................. )
mir gPuffs v. 3sihsn llutsrridt MIR ertra ts,dtlt. 9ier.
teli6trlife Berdusbesablune. &c rire fein at,ua aeiottet
pssen Abpsisnheit, ausetnrmmsn in 5alsu lang t~ausrnesr
ardnftdt pter entlafung.
Seter !RpieaRscr fpate NIT m~ireefens trei Scmmer. unt
eri Winier. &n,lesn periebsn iein. fppie NIT elmer %esnlsens
ZEN an,abl 5sntsn, Siriimpfs 4aitentitsr, Sanetadsr,
Sersisttsn, admme, Sarifen II. 4 ~. 8einer titisr @eeen.
h6nes pire rom 9paegium eelitfsrt, renu ni6t ~befpneers
Announcements ~eisIerbaib eetrpfsn fnt. Setss 8leieunss.
aud icQte nit tem 8amtn hes Stueenteh egettnet fem.
Gltern, rsl6e TIRE ainesr mad Sauis fprnnten ~ ldNen tran'
I6su, fcnien ,pti g0eten 3uper gn,eee fdrrn natsn uHb
sac nSttiss Htiiseele e%initnesn.
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9nTemburger 0a3ette.
Snoien.

New yort 9. San. Gin Srtef Srn
Bombay an ben SsralO iast raB cine
10000 Mann ftarfe enslii6e Wilitdrs
Grpeeition eaIelbit ansefOmmen unp TO-
fort mad Der nOrpSfliden 8ren;e aufses
brcden iet, um bic Ginsebomen ;u uns
tertperfen.
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nntereS Separtement.

Speitt 8iahe gu8fasirsn, Qefsn, RsSnsn, Gtssra
pbit, e&reitsn, Gatt6ismus, Stnsuntsrri&t.
@rffe slaHe I: Su66abirsn u. Iefnirtn, 2sftn. SHrti.
tem, ws&nn. @eiti6ts, Geographic. Deutf6, gatttismus
Stuaunterriht.
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ct. Sobanncs GoQegium,
Yrairic on Sbicn, SSis.
Inter SETTING Der dritliden Srioer.

Der 5rtd sisies Snititutss IN, her Sussns grairis tu
Gbisn's une hs sdnjsn Nrrewefisns cine @eeesnbeit su be
ten, ens erineli6t, auf he @runelle Ter Reliaien beruters
&c @rsstuns su srtalten.
Die eaes tts G~cassiums III unabsrtrpTsn bint6tlit Ter
@tnunhtdt, gsauem!itfeit unt S6Isbet her Sesnsris.
Das Gttdues it srrs nns bsausnn sinssri6tst; feline apRsn
fne ptfteui, nm fsHste nit ausm su ptritten mas ,um
@rbfGein une 9pnfert Der Stueeutsn beitraeea lam aud
IN q ~unetbtn rem rsiten unb berrliden Sptesldssn.
Der Stusisneurius umfast alss, mas sspSbnli6 in Col
lesien aeltbrt rire, une III in sir DEPARTMENTS e%insetbelt:
Sn eas anisre, NittIere, SaneslspifsniSaftl itt uns Itatt.
miIAe Terartsmtnt.
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@ mbfebIpng

xep. n. Ssik, 9if9sf psn "a grSFs,
Hs,. q, q, 9cnneban, @e@rtspr, Soma.
Wsp. 8. q. DecHeanus, Sarptr's 8errp, Sepa
Gbrw. q. NJ. 1slep, prairis eu gtisn, Bis.
0brp. Sstn esspler,
3 5. xeitsmspsr. &saa
9: &HnsiSsrs esaS s,u,
0ee.9. Bde, Csc, @tGressr, Spra.
N. C'Brien, Gee, wlt@rsser, Sera.
ebrw. .. q. mabenep, Dubuque, Soma.
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6ranfrei4.

pultp, {. SaI. SH Ctt gtuItpIulVtC>
lammluns entitanc seftern cine ~aufrIbres
ride Scene purd pas SerleIen elmer
srOsen @n;abl ron petitionen I'm 8iej
cerberfeauns elmer Wcnardie. Sn
einisen Yttitipnen rar Der graf BON pa
ris als 8Snis rOrseialassn.
Die Yarteisdnser Der beipen prin;en
lisssn f6 babel bduFs ron rem Offer fir
ibre Sadie ;u 0emuntratiunen bin
reisen, ipdbren bic Gepublifaner ure 8a>
pitalen bsim9lblelen perpetitipnen larntenp
ppppntrten unb raS Serlelen bisweilen
unterbraden.
Die Ntererlase 8tctpr 8 "
g p's als Gancipat fir bic Natipnalrerz
iammluns betatist ii9.
paris, 8. Sanuar. Sn iieben,ebn
prppinsial>O itridtsn fnp @ablen be-
bufs Der @ieperbeieyuns satantsr Sise in
Der NatipnalzS eriammluns absebalten
rpprper. Sn prst Diituften warea Die 8as
cifalen iie9reid.
Napplepn wirr na6tens Elm biitprii6ss
@erf SerSHsntliden, wel6es interreIants
Gntbiaunsen iiber cas- fran;Sii6e Mili>
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