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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-07-24
SMITTEN WITH REMORSE.

81 tell you No, slr. The poor are bad
IN the lot" And Judge Jeffcott picked
out another walnut and helped himself
to fresh glass of wine, with the air OF
man who dismisses a disagreeable
subject.
" In your capacity, Judge, you only
see the worst of them. This Rabbi
Hurst, for instance, whom you only
know as"
GA thief, and a would-be murderer
I" Is nevertheless a most devoted hus-
band and son, and the soberest fisher
man on the coast"
"Parson, am astonished at youl
Why L have had four gamekeepers
fogged in less than three years and l
have hardly dared, for three times
three, to call a feather or foot of
game on the Jeffcott estate my own.
Transportation is too good for such
rascals, and if had the making of the
laws"
"Don't say it, Judge; you know you
would not. [ acknowledge Ralph has
given you great provocation but what
about Luke Dayton? 1t is his first
known offence, and he swears he never
lifted gun against q fellow creature. "
~Aht pay "illU uOGS he call INV
hares and pheasants ? And what right
have such men as he with guns at all :?
And what do those great lazy hounds
mean, sleeping all day long under his
kitchen settle ?"
Luke has had hard time this win
ter, Judge. His mother is blind and
feeble, his wife and child have known
both cold and hunger"
"Well, sir, you have done your duty
now. We will consider the subject
closed, if you please. Fill your glass. 4"
No, thank you, Judge. Luke had
some hopes, and must now tell him
that they are false. Besides 1 must see
Elizabeth, who is almost beside herself
with grief and anger"
"Anger? Well, like that. Why, 1
ought to have given him fourteen years,
and | made it seven, for her sake"
Seven years means forever to Eliza
beth Dayton. She will break her heart
before they are over"
"Pshaw She has too much sense
to have so much sentiment. However,
L am sorry enough for her; ; and if you
can help her, use my means freely"
and the Judge took out his purse and
offered the clergyman a sovereign for
her.
A piece of gold for broken heart
However, her friend took it, and then
went to seek her in the little seaside
town. A dreary rain was dropping on
the cottage, which had lonely, sorrow
ful look. Something more than soli-
tude brooded over it for sacred is the
place, however humble. in which a
mighty grief sits down.
Elizabeth read with loves quick in
stinct the verdict in his hesitating step
and silentface. She was walking rapidly
up and down the earthen floor, but she
stopped suddenly, and gave him one
searching, imploring look. He shook
his head, and then put out his hand to
take hers, BUT she flung it passionately
away.
"Don't speak !" she cried. "I know
all you are going to say about patience
and submission and Gods will. l will
never believe it, sir. would not think
so hard of my Maker, know He IS as
angry as 1 am tonight. And if He
can't comfort me, it is far beyond your
power. Oh, Luke Luke my hus-
band my husband p And she wrung
her hands, and swayed her body back
ward and forward in very agony OF
uncomfortable grief.
1t was such sorrow as lifted her be-
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-07-24

Since 1871 enaeavors have been made
to have railroad bridge built across
the Hudson at Poughkeepsie in 1872
a charter for erecting the piers in the
river was obtained from the Legisla-
ture, and on Monday last the subscrip-
ton for erecting the bridge was headed
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
with 81, 100, ,00O-$550, 900 in the name
of Mr.. A. l.. Dennis, one of the direc-
tors of the road, and $3.50, 600 in that of
Mr.. J. Edgar Thompson, its president.
The books have been opened for further
subscription, and it is probable that
work on the bridge will be at once be,
gun.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-07-24
Caldwell of Springfield.
New Jersey. I7sO.

Here's the spot Look around you. Above on
tho height
Lay the Hessians encamped. By that church
on the right
Stood the gaunt Jersey farmers. And here
ran wall
You may dig anywhere and you'll turn up a ball.
Nothing more. Grasses spring, waters run.
flowers blow
Pretty much as they did ninety-three wears ago.
Nothing more did 1 say? STAY one moment =.
.. you've heard
VI Caldwell the parson, who once preached the
word
DoWp at Springfield? What, No? Come
that's bad, why he had
AL the Jerseys aHame ! And they gave him
the name
OF the "rebel high priest" He stuck in their
gorge
For he loved tho Lord God-and be hated King
George!
He had cause, you might say Whom the Hes
slams that day
Marched up with Knyphausen they stopped
on their way
AT the Farms" where his wife, with a child
in her arms
Sat alone in the house. How it happened none
knew
But God-and that one of the hirelng crew
Who fired the shot! Enough there she Law
And Caldwell, the chaplain. her husband. avav
Did he preach-didhe he pray? Think of him as
you stand
By the old church to day think of him and
that band
or militant ploughboys! See the smoke and
the heat
of that reckless advance-of that struggling
retreat
Keep the ghost of that wife, foully sain in
your view
And what could you-what should you, what
would you do?
Why, just what he did They were left in the
lurch
For the want of mere wadding. He ran to the
church.
Broke the door, stripped the pews, and dashed
out in the road
With his arms full of hymn books, and threw
down his load
AT their feet Then, above all the shoutn.
and Shots
lang his voice-"Put Watts into 'em-Boys
give em Watts!"
Ana they did. That is all. Grasses spring,
flowers blow
Pretty much as they did ninety-three years ago
tou may dig anywhere and you'll turn up ball
But not always hero like ths-and that's all.
BRET HARTE.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-07-24
The Proposed Balloon Voyage to Eu-
rope.

The New York Daily Graphic has
the following announcement
In response to many inquiries rela-
tive to the balloon voyage to Europe by
Prof. Wise and party, under the auspi-
ces of the Daily Graphic, we have to
say:
FIrSt-It is not our intention to give
any exhibition of the balloon previous
to its departure. 1t is now in process
of construction by the Domestic Sew
ing Machine Company, and as soon as
it is ready the party will sail without
unnecessary publicity.
Second-As the Graphic Company
furnishes the means requisite for car
rying out this remarkable enterprise,
those who may wish to contribute for
that purpose may make donations to
Prof. Wise and his companions, so as
to reimburse them to some extent for
their time and the risks they encounter.
7hird-The balloon will carry linn
tied number of letters and small pack
ages. Those who wish to avail them
selves of the opportunity to send let
ters or packages to friends in Europe
should make early application.
FOurth-The balloon will have car
rying capacity of several tons, so that
as many as eight or ten persons can take
passage in the car, without inconveni-
ence or overweighting. Such leading
journals as would like to send represen-
tatives on the voyage will do well to
apply Immediately. AS the list will
soon be filed up, this proposition will
remain open for ten days, in order that
journals at distance may be heard
from.
In conclusion, we may state that, al
though the balloon will be the largest
ever made, we expect to have everything
ready for the start before the Goth of
August.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-07-24

A st. Louis clerk tried to get up a
corner in the chicken market one day
last week. He has been driving half
the clerks wild with envy by a mag
nifcent cluster diamond ring. One
morning, while at Lucas Market, his
hand reposed on chicken-coop, and a
curious crackler went for his ring,
plucked out and swallowed the largest
gem in the cluster. 1t is unnecessary
to say that he bought that coop of
chickens at the dealers price. He says
he will have that diamond if the family
is compelled to eat chickens all summer.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-07-24
Sans GlOyes-Sans COrsets.

The latest French-made dresses are
dresses no more; they are mere drapings
with the fearfully low necks, absence of
all sleeves, strap going over the naked
shoulder, joining the dress at the small
of the back and pit of the stomach. The
skirt is strangely and wonderfully hung.
1t caps and folds it is caught high at
the hip, or in the back, and is shaped
tightly about the entire figure. From
beneath this drapery streams out two
yard train. Outdoor costumes are
made, so far as the drapery is concern
ed, in the same style.
These fashions demand revolving pc
destals and what dancers term the "slow
movement" No dress of this kind
could be taken on its owners back in
hurry anywhere. OF course, corsets,
and good many other articles of under
wear hitherto deemed indispensable,
will have to be taken off for the "Em-
pire" waist. At very swell wedding
reception lately the high-toned bellies
held their arms like trussed fowls, to
prevent the silk and lace suspenders
that did duty as dress-waists from fall
ling off their shoulders. The same bri-
dal party were, to the number of a
dozen, photographed, and if I were to
send copy up to Connecticut, I'd not
only be prayed for in the churches as
one lost, but I'd be liable to indictment
for sending indecent pictures by mail.
The dry weather has iniured the
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-07-24

Upon wager a compositor in the Of
fee of the Milwaukee Wisconsin, as
that paper asserts, who was told the
facts as a matter of news, set up 1900
ems without copy, using his own Ian
guage, and corrected the proof, all in.
side of seventy-four minutes.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-07-24
Many papers are urging that part of

Manypapers are urging that part of
the duty of the Polaris relief expedition
be to bring home the body of Captain
Hall. Against this the Worcester Spy
thus protests: His grave is nearer the
pole than that of any other white man.
Esquimaux may have lived and died
further north f; nobody call tell what
animal or human inhabitants will be
found on the unknown lands near the
North Pole but no other known grave
is so near that unknown portion of the
earth as that of Captain Hall. Let his
body remain there undisturbed."
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-07-24

The Troy Times says that on Friday
afternoon last, as Mr.. Alexander Cloakie
was at work in field with others, near
that city, he was struck by lightning
and instantly killed. The sun was shin
ing brightly at the time, and not drop
of rain fell where he was,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-07-24

Canadian papers note regretfully the
fact that the Governor General did
not issue a proclamation inviting the
people to observe Dominion Day as a
public holiday.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-07-24

A resident of Manistee, Mich, who
has now forty-eight children living, is
on the point of marrying his fourth
wife.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-07-24

The dry weather has injured the
prospects of Connecticut tobacco,
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that letters
Of administration upon The estate of
Bernhard Wickers, decd, nave been
granted to me, by the Clerk of the
Probate Court, bearing date the 23rd
cay Of d cemter A. d. 1872. All per.
sons having claims agains. said estate
are required t. exhibit them for allow
ance to the Probate Court of Case. NJ
a1e COUNTY within one year AZ or the
dale Of said letters, OIL they may be
precluded from any benefit of such
estate ; and if such claims be not exs
hiLited within two years from tn. date
Of sid letters, they will be 'orever
tarred. JOSEPH KEssLER.
Administrator.
.DecembeP 23rd 1872.
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4abt au@a bic YaeiFcs
n. 0Iasbrcnner fdldgt in Scr Ser<
liner WOntaesseituns Dor, Die sur9 ihre
f@ledte 8erpaltung beri6ti9t 9ewprser
ne Mnbalter Giicnbabn nit nadFebcnecn
Sni9riften uno Gitaten aus berilbmten
Di6termerten gu fdmiidcn. DIN Saupt>
0ebanbe init 9rOben 9%oloenrn 2ettern
yOas 2eben 1T Der Sitter b0diteS niGt !"
Elm aroben YOrtaI : Sem ooer &idts
fem, Sas 1T bier bic Gruse." Inter Der
nbr vOie 11br idIdst feinem Sludlis
den" 9luf ben Subrtiaeten: nSab.e
bin, fabre BIN |" Gin ben $erionenpa>
gen /. un6 2. RtaEe: runs fetet ibr
nidt oas 9eben Elm, ME wirb eud oas Se<
ben seponnen fein." Gin Der Suter'@g+
petition Settings Barten n9abt uns
fauI iu allen 9iuoen nur, nidt fauI CUR
6aaIbeit iein.~ Sm SaaL: bes Seripal<
tunssratbes: yTom fGern Sort la6t
ii9's semd@Iid ratben.
BiirSe F@ Sas n,dt gut an sen bieli'
gen 3epsts nuenebnien.
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E%XECUTRIX NOTICE.

Notlcs is hereby given that letters
administration upon tho estate of
w. br'nkmann deceased, have been
ssAnted 10 me hy the Clerk Of the Pro.
Ga'e 0ouri Of Gasconade County, bea,
ing n late The 20 day of December A.
al persons having claims against
saiu estate are required to exhibit them
;r allowance to the undersigned with,
none year after the date of said let,
Vrs' or they may Re precluded from
" ~" benefit Of such estate ; ~ d if such
rA'ns 10 not exhibited within two
; lars flom the date of said letters,
~ Will be forever barred.
us 2oth Gay of December 1872.
MARY BRiKxNAEE, Exccutrix.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NoT1cE is hereby given, that letter.
OF administration upon the estate OF
hiram Perkins deceased, have been
granted to me By the clerk of the Pro.
Osls tourt, bearing date the 9th. day
VI december, A. d. eighteen hundred
Aid ssventy,wo.
an persons having claims against
.Sld estate are required to exhibit
.hem Tor allowance to the admanistra,
1O!, "i'hin one year after the date of
sald letters, or they may be precluded
rom any benefit of such estate and
Il such claims be not exhibited within
TWO years frsm the date of said letters,
'ney will be forever barred.
ms 18th day of December 1872.
WV. BUMPASS, Administator.
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3ipsi Gimbradbe ms OiebfabIe
TN eimer Nacbf.

Sorscifern SaGt pur9en bier s'pet
GinbtuGs un0 Giebfable ueyi,bt. Ser
cine IN Scruanu Sdlfnocr'5 Store nn6
Der AiOege ii 3orn'$ CALVIN.
Sn SGlenbtrs Store gelanstt DC
Eieh eurd Gts &eIettbise, bi3ter oe"s
GebduSs, Die or aut' prengte. Der &c,t
mus iebr gut Seldcio se,pubt gab<n; CT
noAm 2i6terfi5te Die inter DEM Sa0sn-
it'd itauo elm 4idt unb fanO Bic Sdpe
ielbol;sr ebenfeus. Die Safe, etlra 2
8 Collars fieingeIS e%RtbaIten.: Wurs.
aeleert. JOINT ieOod ni9ts entiuenbet.
Sn 3orn's Saloou uurbe elm abnli'
DIR Setrus eutrenbet, nebft Sails,
SAiuten H.. (. ~. uno Scr Oieb labts
iih an ser Srdnbafllde, Die unter benz
Sdenftii4 itanh
2itie ptriupi ii .uieoerfehrcn5en Cirbs
itah.. ute-tH eu"c ,;m,i;el % elitn.
g. a,ee.-.ss e.a. s#" der ",-5ca c,s~
ubt. Ge....,. l.as.aaaa iou-t es.
Sade letnl Olua>ete @u5HIjiaaa..t
l1crftn IurA - @ute..te otr .-.g
O,s Nitbcs uu,., :, I@ ttr y .">,,J
in OQJcinctneu III "a 0,it0..tr.n ii
oleilci9t nod bet!oD.en .Oer1tno,h I'll sts
louoeren su Cant U>rpfldten.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters
Of administration upon the estate OF
Hen y KaIrIy Diseased, have been
granted to me by the Clerk Of the
Probate Court of Gasconade county,
heariag date the 3lst day ofDecember
4 d. 1872.
All persons having claims a ainst
aid eitate arc required to EXHIBIT them
hr allowance to tire undersigned WI
thin n year alter the date Of said let
ters, or they may be precluded from
any benefit Of such estate g; and it SUCH
claims be not exhibited within TWO
years from the date of said lettsrs,
they Will be forever barred.
THIS 31st day OF December 1872.
ID. A. Waters, Administrator.
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eduIbaus abgebrannt. SaS
SduEbaus in Tid Sountain, Sia9c 60.
No., aus Stcinen erridtet, III Ocraan.
gene @ode absebrannt. 3wei Sdut'
tnaben batten in Der 0fsinung. es pIroe
Sottesbient at9ebalten, Elm 6euer ange<
madt uno Die sIlbenoe glide in elmer
Sol;tite i'm Sdulbauie fteben selahen.
"a bas Seuer mitten in Der Radt aus
brad, tonnte nidt bAs Seriasfte serett
tet tperoen.
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NOTICE

:. hereby given, that by virtue of an
.,dsr of The Probate court of she county
- G~asconade, made at the May term
hereof and renewed at the November
,erm 1872, 1, Wesley Massie, admins.
traitor nfthe estate of Mslchior Heinke,
deceased. will on
Tuesday, the 18th day of February A.
D. 1873,
At the courthouse door in the town of
Hermann, county of Gasconade, and
during the session of the Probate court
Of said county, sell at public auction
I'll the interest of Melchior Heinke,
deceased, n and 10 the following real
estate, to.wit: Lots numbers seventy
(7O), ssventy-two [72l ~seventy.four
RAJ & seyeniy-six C76] on west Third
street.. and sirty-seven C67l. sixeY.nine
1897. seventh IL (7l), seventy.three
t73J and seventy:6ve [75) on west
Fourth stre.t and thirty [3O) and th,r.
ty.tour (34) on west Second street, all
in the town of Hermann, Gasconade
county, Missouri, or so much thereof
% will be necessary to pay the debts
remaining unpaid by said estate
Terms of sale twenty percent cash in
hand and balance twelve months credit
will be given the purchasers giving
notes and approved security
WESLEY MAssIE,
Administrator OF the estate of Melchior
Heincke, deceased.
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ADMIN TRAITORS NOTICE.

NOlice is hereby given that letters
OF administration upon the estate ofJac-
obi eude dec, have been granted to me
by the clerk of the Probate court, bea,
ring date The Is h day of December A
D. 1872.
Al! persons having claims against
estate are required 10 exhibit them
i"r allowance to the undersigned with
In "ne year after the date of said let.
GERS, or they may he prec uded from
any benefit of such estate (; and ifsuch
claims be not exhibited within one
year after the date of said letters, they
will be forever barred.
DIEB. WERFEkMAxH, Admir-.
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Sermanner 8ealfduIe. o

Sermanner 81 ealdule. Nit
nddftem 6ebruar iibernlmmt 9err Sen
ninser, Der pie mir b6ren. wdbrenb ser
Isbten Sabre elmer abnliden snItalt in
elmer StaOt in England ncrseftanser,
Die 9eitung unferer TeaIiduIe. SEER
Gempp bat beni.Iben i'm Iesten @erbit
in Deutidlano teunen eei"rnt. uno turd'
Den suufigen Ginsru6. Den er bon ebnc
empfaneen uuo Surd ausse3eldnete Gms
pfeblunsen betimmt neranla6te err @err
Senniu9er feline Steuung in Gnglan5 ~
loien unS bierhsr ;u eeben, un bic 9ris
flung Der SduIe gu lbernebmcn. Gem
8%ernebmsn mad miro @err Senringcr
sesen Gnbe ses Monats bier eintrefen
@ir bsfcn unO winiden, oab BON
iebt an Die SduIe einen raiden uno ites
ti9en &ufidpuns ninnIt.
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u rt}r:ac ii;

Nm MoarI1. cen 10. Sanuar 1873 wirO Oer
Undergraduate auf 5risrsri6 9unprif5 Sarn,, all
brr Goles Greet, 3 Mcilen wcfliG pom Sern,aur.
nabe g. 6enrp @fntnsr, ~folsenbe @esenfdnce
SFentli6 an eeu Weitbittenbsn serifeiaern: spei
&rbeitsOferbe nebft Gsfhirr. 2iitrises 6laen,
Gftl, Sbwsius, 0ihs, I 3usOds. Rinber, Sdafe
Ss6ielbanf, sweiipdnniser Wasen, aarren, Giber-
miible,' @ritbiitts. Staiebdla, tiierner SGranb-
tod unb Amtos, Wbisfspfaisr, ein 800 9alcnen
@sinfab, Se,,efsu, 3 9OhDffn. S6naps6rennsrei,
@dsnsrs UNI SGrsinerpsrtssuq a0er art, S6leif-
feline, 5ru6tienien. Gsse, eiierus teisL pRase,
icpie auber 5aus- unc JarmgerdtbIta ften.
Sepin unatn Summtn unter s. tadr :;
srGser, 8etriss auf ~ Nonats sesen 9iots nit
autrr SiGsrbsit. Iufans bss BE taufs morsens
10 ubr.
9aesb SunbTid.
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Sic Organization Ser nSas.
eonabe @euntp @einbou' S;iclidaft'
aeldah bcinitip ant !. Sanuar our@ ole
8abl Der 8eamtcn. $err Ausuit 9oes
Mig murSe gum Yrdioentcn unO G.brift.
Oelfdlarser gum Sdasmeiter erwdblt.
Sobalo SaS Shelter milber pirb, wirG
ole Seielidait ibr II 70 siemlid Dol.
lenbetes 6ebduSe be;ieben unS sic Seller
nit @ein fuaen.
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S9arfidIben.B all. Die Dor
tur,em bier orsaniirte SdarfidlksnsSes
teuiGaft sibt ant Is. Sanuar IN 8aers
Saue ibren erften Bali. Wenn audi nid)t
ieser Der iunsen Sdarfiduscn in Der
tur,en Belt bes 8eFebens Ser Seicaiaaft
elm Sell sepsrben lit. 10 ~er0en iie bod
beneifen, bob file i'm SanSen etmas leiiten
t0anen.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-09

Reuer Store. Serr Peter Corn,
IT,, bat in sem Ieitemeper'iden 9auie,
an Der 4. unb Warfttra6e, einen Storc
e%r0fnet. Oa iebes Heue Sciddft bem
Yublitum perbe1erte Sortbeile bistcn
mus, 10 wiro Serr 3orn quite @noren
uno biaieere Breiie einflbren
Nan febe Die In;eise an e,nsr anosrn
SteQe bel. beutiaen 8Iattes.
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FINAL sETsLEMENT NOTICE
DecembeF 23rd 1872.

No'ice is hereby gwen to all persons
interested, that the Undersigned will
apply 10 the Gasdonde Probate cou1l
=, its next term, to be held at the court
house in the town Of Hermann, OH the
third Monday of February 1873. for
leave to make q final settlement of
his acc UNITS as administrator of the
estate Of Christian Mueller, deceased.
Lam. MHxr, A~dm;n;s,ro,or
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Oa8 Q dtitteufabren ideint
oieie @r&e Nfose seporben 81 iein.
gerfaiebese msrtUurbise 6abrseuse, wie
nit 2dufen periebene vOtp SoOos" &i'
ten &C., ma@ten ibr Grideinen auf Ger
Strabe. &ros ser repesOotic" wurotn
Die Rferoe nidt ssidOnt unb Oarauf los
~aefabren, pas bas 3cug belt.
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