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The sun., 1872-05-06
Sprtial flutltrs.
CHINA AND GLASS AT HALF PRICE.
prrsonal lloIlcts.

SrRICTt Y w. nstula. and piles rait ally cured with
= out knife, tauSttc, or detention from business is
eascs II n, 9rga1s ,nd al import ny ca,e'
The sun., 1872-05-06

SMITH'S PATTERN BAZAAR
= 0tt BROADWAY, NBAR 2lST at.
BEAiIuITlfFpL exylossiitlen si @ PARIS sLfLEs; pE.
new Poonases are DECIDED CHANGES Patterns
now ready. CLOTH MODELS furnished with each pat
tern FIRE.. SAVE MONEY by examining our IMPORT.
Ed STYLES BEFORk purchasing reatymade M
PORTED SUIIS Patterns htted to the FORM WAR
RANTED PERFECT
The sun., 1872-05-06
"DoIIy Warden" slippers

$50 per pair at
CANTRELLs, 2ii Ith ay., bet. 10th aud 2Oth sts.
The sun., 1872-05-06
Sablngs Eauhs.
InylNG rAyING, IN.rIrrrl2N.

hEPO~lT TODAY 10 tle SAYINGS BANK
IL Chartered Iy tNr lItipd States.
SEND FOE CihCt Lar, 10 BLtEtk RR ST.
NRIENTAL SAVINGS RANK,
y Hm Grand N. upcn dHi'y from 10 a, NJ. 10 p N.
Interest 40 ia tI. a.. from ~ ~ every month -
NAi. =. ~ kAASItk President
kOBEkr nor, ~ -
l.. r II ISSEpY, aqlTctAy.
The sun., 1872-05-06

:... \
A, swlck's house.
n, rsrtelis house.
{, Meadow.
n. orchard.
q, Sput where Rlch's body VAS found.
r. Bars and unfenccd hay road at right angles 70 turn
pike,
b e. Thick second. growth timber and undorbrush.
when the Chief of Police and Coroner arrived
on the ground thcy turned the body over and
made more
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-30
SUNDAY BEADING.
A Running Religion.

One cold winter evening, as was return
ing to the temple in which lived in Japan,
l saw man running by me with paper
latern in one hand, and q small bell in the
other, which he tinkled brislSly, and though
the night was bitter cold, he had nothing
upon his body but loose garment about
his waist. His bare feet pattered against
the sharp, rough stones as he passed by.
pitied the poor fellow, and asked the
guard what it all ment. He laughed, and
replied that it was "only his religion:"
that he did and suffered all this to gain the
goodwill of his god.
oh how sad is this compared with the
true gospel of love, which teaches us that
the blessings of religion are the free gift
of God We do not need to ring bells or
expose our bodies to cold winter winds, in
order to attract the attention of our heav-
emily Father, he is ever ready to hear us
when we pray. But millions of poor heath
EN- do not know this. And will not some
boy or girl come out, to tell those who are
running over stony roads that there is
"better way'' unto everlasting life p
ChtLd's Paper
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-30
Thy Kingdom Come.

A poor wounded boy was dying in hos
pital. He was a soldier, but a mere boy
for all that. The lady who watched by his
bedside saw that death was coming fast,
and placing her hand upon his head, she
said to him: "My dear boy, if this should
be death that is coming upon you, are you
ready to meet your God?''
The large dark eyes opened slowly, and
a smile passed over the young soldiers
face, as he answered, 81 am ready, dear
lady, for this has long been His kingdom y
and as he spoke he placed his hand upon
his heart.
"Do you mean," questioned the lady,
gently, "that God rules and reigns in your
heart..'
eyes" he answered but his voice
sounded far off, sweet and low, as if it
came from soul already we'll on it's way
through the "dark valley and shadow of
DEATH"
And still he lay there with his hand
above his heart, even after that heart had
ceased to beat, and the soldier-b boys soul
had gone up to its God.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-30

gB-A Pennsylvania has invented a rat
trap that is made to operate on the selfish
passions Of the poor rat, and lure him into
trouble. A mirror is set in the back part
Of the device beyond the bate, and as his
latship is out on foraging expedition he
espies the bait and at the same time be-
lieves his own image In the mirror to be
another rat making for 1t on the opposite
side. This is too much for rat nature to
stand and be cool over it, so he rushes for
the bait.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-30
True Greatness.

Mere decision of character taken in
worldly sense, is insufficient to produce
true greatness of character. What is fur
ther needed is clear, commanding view of
duty as one and unalterable, to be the pole
star in the heavens. 1t is therefore, hard
to overrate the importance of cultivating
this distinct and unclouded apprehension
OF right and wrong as permanent mental
habit. In order to attain this, we must be
often thinking of moral questions, and
settling principles before the hour of trial.
In this likewise, men widely differ. Hap
py is the youth that begins early to medi-
tate on such subjects, and to clear his no.
tions as to what he ought to do in given
emergencies He will find the braclng in
fiuence of such views in moments when
all are shaking around him. Looking only
at principles of eternal right, he will go
serenely forward, even in the face of ad-
verse popular opinion. While weaker
minds are halting to collect the votes of
the Masses he will bare his bosom to the
shower of darts, and march up to the re-
QUESTIONS of conscience, in spite of the
ignored tyrant, or, what is often more for
midable, of the turbulent populace.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-30
PERRY COUNTY
ReOJ Estate. Insurance,
AND
CLAIM AGENCY.
LEWIS POTTER & co.,
Real Estate Brokers, Insurance, d Claim Agent
New Bloomfield, Pa.

WEINVITE the attention of buyers and SELL
w ers to the advantages we offer them In pur-
chasing or disposng OF real estate through our Of
hce.
We have a very large list of deslrab property,
consisting OF farms, town property, mills, store
and tavern stands, and real estate OF any descrp-
tlon which we are prepared to offer at great bar
gains. We advertise our property very extensive
ly, and all our efforts, skill, and diligence to
effect sale. We make no charges unless the
property Is sold while registered with u.s. We also
draw up deeds, bonds, mortgages, andall legal pa
pers at moderate rates
Some OF the best, cheapest, and most reliable
hre, life and cattle insurance companies In the
United States are represented at this agency
Property insured either on the cash or mutual
plan, and perpetually at 81 and S5 per thousand.
Pensions, bounties, and all kinds OF war claims
collected. There are thousands OF soldiers and
heirs OF soldiers who are entitled to pensions and
bounty, who have never made application. Sol.
diers, II you were wounded, ruptured. orcontraet-
ed disease in the service from which you are dis.
abled, you are entitled to a pension.
When widows OF soldiers die ormarry, the minor
children are entitled to the pension.
Parties having any business to transact in our
line, are respectfully invited to give us a call as
we are confident we can render satisfaction in any
branch OF our business.
A8- No charge for Information
420ly LEWIS POTTER Il CO.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-30
The old Mans Trick.


A merchant of Munich having obtained
large fortune, gave each of his three daugh-
ters considerable sum, and married them
to three brothers, sons of very worthy man
of Hamburg. He reserved to himself a
large capital and his sons-in-law employed
all their efforts to induce him to give it to
them. At last, by fattery and demonstra-
tions OF affecti ON, they got the old mans
money. But from that time they began to
show indifference for him, and at last Who'll
ly neglected him. The good old man was
very wretched, and, what was worse, very
poor. One day his youngest daughter went
to see him. In the course of the conversa-
ton, she suggested to him that he might
gain the goodwill of her and her sisters
husbands, by pretending to be still rich.
The old man, seeing the idea was a good
one, resolved at once to act upon it. He
went to friend of his, a banker, and OBJ
tanned an advance of money, aud the loan
of service of plate.
The next day he invited his sons-in-law
to dinner. They were astonished to find
service of plate on the table, and still more
SO when the servant brought the old man a
letter, and he exclaimed:
"What !let my old friend be embarrassed
for ten thousand 6orins ?''
And he went and got that sum from his
strong box, saying
"There, take that sum to your masterl-
Nn, I,n ,4. -
The sons-in-law were confounded; and
each, with great earnestness, Immediately
pressed the old man to go and live with him
promising that he should receive every at
tention, and everything he could possibly
wish for. But the old man laid down his
conditions-that he should have his own
apartments and domestics, and carriage
and a certain sum of money placed at his
disposal To this his sons-in-law eagerly
consented.
For some time the old man lived comfor-
tably enough, and wherever he went he
took the precaution to carry with him his
strong box, which was very heavy. A lit
tie while ago he fell ill. His sons-in-law
pressed him to make his will, but he said
his intention was to divide the contents of
his strong box equally between them and a
friend, and that he and his executor should
have the key. t
Not long since he died. Bya writing
which he left behind him, he directed that
the box should not be opened until five days
after his interment-that he should be buri-
ed with the greatest pomp, and that each
poor man in the town should receive new
suit of clothes and form.
At last the day for opening the strong
box arrived The sons-in-law, to their
modification found, not as they expected,
money and securities to large amount,
but lead and stone.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-30
HARMONY at Home.

l. We may be quite sure that our will
is likely to be crossed during the day; so
let us prepare for it,
2. Every person in the house has an
evil nature, as well as ourselves, and there
for we are not to expect too much.
3. Look upon each member of the fam
lily as one for whom Christ died.
A. When inclined to give an angry an
swer, let us lift up the heart in prayer.
5. If from sickness, pain or infrmity we
feel irritable, let us keep very strict
watch over ourselves.
6. Observe when others are suffering
and drop word of kindness.
Z. Watch for little opportunities of
pleasing, and put little annoyances out of
the way,
s. Take cheerful view of everything,
and encourage hope.
o. Speak kindly to dependents and
servants, praise them when you can.
10. In all little pleasures which may
occur, put self last.
II. Try for the soft answer that turn
eth away wrath.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-30

TTNHE Tenth Volume of Woods Household
i Magazine begins with January 1872. Its
regular contributors include Horace Greeley,
GAN Hamilton. Thos. X. Beecher, DIR. Dlo
Lewis, DR.. w. w. Hall, James Parton, etc.
Harriet Beecher Stowe, Brick Pomeroy, John
g. SAKE, Maj. Gen. Fitzpatrick, PETROLEUM ".
Nasty, ect., write for it occasionally. Terms,
One Dollar year. In clubbing, three first
class periodicals are given for the price of one
OF them. The most liberal Premium List ever
published. No periodical ls mole frequently or
favorably mentioned by the press. "Wood's
Household Magazine is one Of the monuments
OF business enterprise which mark the age.''--
Methodist Homs Journal, Philadelphia, Pa.
" IL has been improving ever since we knew
tia good criterion for the future. ."--C Courier,
New Market, Canada. sIt is a marvel OF
eheapness and tirst-class quality combined. .''-
NsV York Times. Specimen copy sent free 10
any address. 3. s. WOOD Il CO..
Newburgh, NJ Y.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-30
Popping the Question.

Mehitabe Merit, young lady of thirty
nine, who never had chance to change
the illiterative character of her name, was
seated over the fire in her little room, when
knock was heard, and who should make
his appearance but Solomon Periwinkle.
Goodness, gracious p thought she, 81
wonder what he's come for-can it be-"
But we won't divulge the thought that
passed through the old maids mind.
"How do you do Miss Merit?" said Sol
omon.
pretty well, thank you, Mr.. Periwinkle,
Not but feel little lonely now and
them"
"You see as was coming byI thought
I'd step in and ask you question about
about"
81 suppose" thought Mehitable, he
means about the state of my heart"
"The fact isl said Solomon, who was
rather bashful, ~ feel a little delicate
about asking but hope you won't think
it stranger"
80 no, simpered Mehitible, 81 don't
think it at all strange, and in fact, I've
been expecting it."
"Oh," said Solomon, rather surprised,
~ believe you have in your possession
something of mine"
T" His heart, he MEANS" said Mehitible,
aside, "Well, sir" she continued aloud,
it may afford you pleasure to learn that
you have mine in return. 1t is fully and
entirely your own"
What 4 got your umberella?" exclaimed
Solomon in amazement. 81 think you
must be mistaken, and don't think I'd
like to exchange mine for it, for mine was
given to me-"
81 beg your pardon" said the discomfit-
cd old maid, "but l made mistake |
quite forgot your umbrella, which / bor-
rowed some time ago. Here it is. l was
esiinking of something else"
"If" said Solomon, there is anything OF
ef yours that have forgot, / shall be happy
No return it,"
"Well, no, it's no NATTER" stammered
Mehitible, coloring. "Good morning."
|
CB- An Indian in Detroit visited an ice
cream saloon.
"The first taste set all his teeth jump
ing and the next one satisfied him tina
some ono had put up job on him. HI
handed it to the boy with instruction tc
warm it up. The boy melted 1t on the
stove, and the Indian seized the dish and
drank the sweet milk at one gulp, and the
licked the dish.'
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-30
ID oBINsoN HOUSE,
(Formerly kept by Woodruff and Turbett,)
Nep Bloomfield, Perry County, Pa.
AMOS ROBINSON, Proprietor.

This well known and pleasantly located hotel
has been leased for number OF years by the pres
entpropriet0r, and he will spare no pains to accom-
modate his guests. The rooms are comfortable,
the table well furnished with the best I'm the mar
ket, and the bar stocked with choice liquors. A
careful and attentive hOstler will be In attendance.
good livery stable will be kept by the proprietor
April 3, 1871 II
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-30

EB- Hearers of the word are, according
to Boston, of four kinds. There are some
like sponges that suck up everything
some like hour-glasses, through which the
sand runs, leaving nothing behind some
like strainer, letting all the good through
and keeping the dregs some like seiye,
which keeps all the good grain and lets all
the dust fall through, "If ye know these
things, happy are ye If ye do them"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-30

t8- "The soul is the life of the body.
Faith is the life of the soul. Christ is the
life of faith.'
The New York herald., 1872-08-30
HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

~ West, capable Of taking the management. Apply
between sand' 10 A. NJ. to sTEINBERGER SONS, go
Broadway. "
The New York herald., 1872-08-30

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A MARRIED MAN
w no family; understands horses, gardening and
farming, and the general work on genteman's place
his wife would take charge of dairy and poultry take
of a geneman's house for the Winter refers to
present employer Address 4. M, care VIM Mount, $50
Duane ST., New York.
The New York herald., 1872-08-30

VVANTED-A YOUNG BOY, WHO rs COMPETENT TO
w take charge OF butchers books and Is quick at
figures and writes good hand Call ut 35 3d in the
huf 80 Sto
The New York herald., 1872-08-30

ITO IET-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, NO. IL FRANK.
New York Dispatch office. - - -
The New York herald., 1872-08-30

ITO LET-A PART OF HANDSOME STORE, ON SIXTH
avenue, between Thirty-seventh and Thirty-eighth
The New York herald., 1872-08-30
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS yyANTED-
FEMALES.

A GERMAN LADY, VERY GOOD MUSICIAN
private teacher Of plano, SINGING, modern languages
&c wishes to Board in refined respectable American
famy would like TO give some lessons in partial pay
mcnt; best references. Address Miss b. d. l07 Sixth
street, first floor.
A YOUNG GERMAN LADY OF GOOD EDUCATION.
N who speaks French desires position lady's COM
vanion or to teach children. Address L. LuNTz Drug
gist, ~ Centre st., corner of Pearl.
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Cute @anren 5u biQ;aeu @reiien.
ct. Saul MQrftberi0t+

@eleberi9t p1@entli9 e'lieisrt Don benz teut-
l9sn Banf uno We@iel' Wel9:ft Don Oawlon u.
So. 81. paul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-18

~S@afebt7fS 9bnerl an, liebe Hertp6;
sic brin9en mir Mrues us I unleren
1d5nen S6uBlins. ni4t >pabr?" besanln
per @bepalier be NfeB, oenu teirl Mapere,
alS ct 1T unier Gr5ius.
~@a9en @ie mir 3un5rberf $ RI @be=
oalter, mas 9eoenfen sic mad benz Brteft
3u tbun, ben un6 Seannette erit beuts
uberlefert bit. na@pem has einfdltiat
Ding 70 lan9e 3milden pR 9t9eflbl une
Specialization uni&lal1s bin unp Der &C.
l9mantt 2" .>.
Der Gbepalier ldGelte irpni19. .
~G6 1T Der Gr9uB zines fur9tfamer
uno u%nerfabrenen &iHoe6 ; Der @raf ba1
mid 9epi1ermaben ols ibren @ormunt
beieQt, uno id beoaure, 70 BON ibr per:
fannt 3u &perpen! !" %ant1pprtete er, tpib=
reno Elm 9i9eln iiber poS @eIi9t be,
Dame 9lttt. ~9fi9t rer &epe pertb tpdr'
Der 8rief, wenn er mid ni6t iberSeugte
raB sic Sieuei&t Elm ,peni9 unporfi9tit
gu @erfs se9ansen, ibr Mibtruuen erre9j
baten.:e
SIS 9el9ab in Der 9uten Mtl9t ST:
men nabli6 ;u lein> 5errGbepalt<r' ant
pprtete Die Matrpne.
~Mit 9uten Nbidten oeroirbt man vi
bic t I9lt.n Yl1ne; ieien Gie fQnftis Dor
iidti9er. S penfaQs merre i@ rem@raz
fen i9reiben> um Jpn i'm &orau6 3u be.
na9ri4ti9en, falls tbm oenno9 nurd
3ufaQ Elm S9reiben Don Der Tp6ter ~
6dnren femm n fpute. pas er miBYer1tez
ben. t1nnte. Gin peni9 iiGert unS biz
unri6ttye Ncrel1e, wel6e oas &tnp Don
tbm bat ; ,6 femme 2enron uuo meie,
cab ft@ pc poit bort peni9 Mlbe 9icb1
nit 8eridtisun9 unreutlt9sr @ors0en,
- 5aben sic rie 3ofe gem 1rnt> flnftia
weniser 9ewi6enbaft gu lein 2"
>,@te miro e6 lein, naacem tb ii,
wteoerum ppr9elt It, nab Sie s IT Gbez
palier> Elm 10 u"9 beuer retderDtann> fir
i1re 9onje 3utunft Spt9e tro8cn Mir
pen." Vt
,.lno neiter ali 10 ?" fra9te rer Gbepaz
Tier nit G9tborcm %}ntersl lie.
u@ie mir Seonnette ersdblt, 1T 2usie,
als 1ie 9eitern Witta9 iiber ben Bpulez
oaro pes @opucines 9in9, eini9en psrloz
men be9eanet> welde aroben Gincrud aui
tie 9e1nadt baben mil Ien. renn lie 1T in
ibrer 2aune leitctm wie um9emaaz
pelt."
Limb wer lino ntele perl pnen 2" fra9te
Oct Gbepolier.:
vSeannette tennt lie ni@t; ]ie er3dbli
rpn ;wei jun9en GaYalieren pnp vii :
Dame mel1e oMf Dem Bpuleoaro All
ibr Yprlber 9eritten uno penen 1e init
Der Ar5btcn . trof nbeit na@9eldaut."
NV muB: ie'ju erfabren luaen, we1
oislr pfrl omen warcn."
(Jortitsuna fo!at.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-18
u.
Das retGe Gamer.

Scr Sag mar furs. Ger @;iMrabenb
lberfdQt cas- Seines 0atel. Dis B1yle
1T rpribsr, pa5 journal du soir, Die
Abenrseitun9, lbe'itr1mt pieBoulerarrs,
ouf mel6en ftp nit eleftrilder @6nelz
listett pas 2aufeuer BET @aeRammen
entjineet. &. -.
@ir betreten bieGbau0ee b'Mntin, cine
ber. rornebmten @trasen BON paris.
GGul6t uns ni@t NQeS, 10 8ebSrt bic
erlte @ta9e zines Der lh6niten 6duier cf>
mem @ealelasenten, B. ). einem per @5tz
ter Don paris, bic ben eiilrenen Dana.<
Neoer MAIDEN pte Der 3auberer pas 9fe>
8entpetter bel ben @tloen. pper etnem
juneen MriRotrateu. ber E@ pals Qber
&opf In bas Eobuwabobu 8eitlrjt unp
In mentSen Sabren baS 8eru6aen ittner
Gltern oerseupet, ooer enpli& etneu jener
pom Monteptn bif&ort1@ 9eu1a@'en VII
veurs de Paris aus benz Gretuaaurer=
Srben be8 wtlpefsn @YAtsmu6, bieler
pbilo(opben be6 EATERS, Der nit. taltem
bergen Tueenb, @bre unb Slid pe'
Mnberen unter tbre Gdbe trtten, bteie.
8umpyre Der @elsQldaft, rte wie oe,
@&mamm I'D ale Tu9en berielben
e%epruneer T.T uno Der M:mutb ZEN ltB:
ten Re(t . 1, .ene uno Gbrl!4tett aus
Der Seele iQGa*.
DIE Bubnure 1T flrfli@; mare be,
palaf te5 aailar8 BON China ranala
}9on a~us9frautt sspsltn, man batti
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Die heu1nfratiihe 81. 81. @pr]

49, Die oeuaofratii6e q. .. rs prlo''
t1adte an, @orabenp Der Baltimore pr>
yention folseuee oppetitli&e 8enaertun<
aen s 8arnun,, Der Shirt pes 5umtu9s
bat ME etpa6 10 @onperbares unp un9tz
teuerli6es p%eranitaltet bwie pie, 8alti
more s@orteuun9.y pic u@orlo" ,mito
feinen @@leim ber9eben, ,uua pas 5erabz
rutlden ce8, IbierS (@reelep);r bur@ biz
.@urael leineS &erl9linsers 9latt 5u ma
iAen,; ,ober penn IS, 9elae9en it,, miro. fe
,pa6 in ieren &raften febt, UNI pie
,@erpauuna ~ tefSroern uno ~ osfrbinz
bern. po6 Bic pemotratilae Yartet iaGlplbe
her 19weren 2af IL ibrem Ma9en in
eins lan9et Betdutnns peTfaut." ~,
! 6 I ei}n II it, 10; 9ult.-@ UT.
ae, eiiAes eeaen ien TN ~Gnqutrer"
erf&ieneren Arttftls tpuroe 9oItab 8,
G& cd. Gn, 8orfber t. sbee ~ Stactratbe,
init NtoinS, Sem Beri9terfat,
ter bes 0.nannten 8lattes banesemetn.
2e@ nobu, Gem Ntpius eft feine,1 &ez
po!per, bann einem Greunoe BON Neptns.
!per nd f1r ptsftn tn's MlitteI leete, ben
unp prdaelte Nepius. bau,it, bta
Yolilet III 6tlfs tan.,a Ii 4s>Haer,@
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tpar i'm BefB biels junetn Mannes.
uup er er 3ertrat cs in 5etnem reberz
mutb! ga, pie er pas 6er3 2epntiaens
, cernt6tet, wie ct ras meintae perratNen.
10 mubte er aud bic i91ne &oie aerblitz
tern. Die %abnun9Spp4 ibm chen 3uld@tlte
UNI, pie ee idien, on leiuer Seitc 70
aliiflt9 mar!
Die &eiter so9en poriber, tie Ma0e
Der Neusicrisen sps ibre6 @e9es unp
AUDI {@ LIEF MIDI medanil4 nit fo:treiz
gen..
@ie iHmer,li@ mir AUDI pas @ieterz
1sben Gafael6 par> an mel9em metn6erj
nod NIT Der 9an;en @epalt elmer eff n,
menn AUDI 9etiuldten 2iebe binA> {9
mar bod erfrsut, meme Npie wi~erer9'iez
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