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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-04-01

From the Grand Rapids (Mich) Eagle.
The celebrated advertising agency of S. NJ
Pettengill IL Co. is one of the most colossal
business institutions in the country, and IL
central office at 81 Park row, New York city
opposite the City Hall Park and the new Post
Office building, is an establishment stranger
ought TO visit if he really desires to see all The
lions when he visits Great Gotham. Mr.
Pettengill, the head of the firm, was trained 10
his business under the master Of the trade y
is a practical printer and publisher, is man
of high moral character, of marked business
talent, and possesses the strictest honor and
integrity. Hence in the quarter of a century
and little more-that he has been in bus
ness he has built up the largest business OF
the kind in the country or the world He be-
went TO New York to start second office, re-
tanning his interest in his Boston office, and
since that time he has remained in New York.
In 1878 he started branch office in Phila-
delphia, which is most successful institution.
great advantage to business men, though
not by any means so large and important a
business house as the New York ageacy.
In all the time Mr.. Pettengi!i has been in
business he has seldom or never had a dis
pute with a customer or patron. Prompt in
his payment to publishers, fully posted as to
the needs of advertisers, possessing the con-
fidence of all the publishers in the country,
and of nearly all the business men who ad-
vertise giving his business his constant per.
sonal attention, it is no wonder the firm Of s,
NJ. Pettengill Il Co. stand at the head of their
business. And advertisers who would make
the most of their money, who would be sue
cessful and prudent in their advertising, can
not do better than patronize the firm.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-04-01
FACTS AND FIGURES.

The New York city Postoffice is sell
ing over $1,000 worth of newspaper
stamps alone, a day.
large wooden mills, which, in addition
to supplying great portion of the
home trade, will this year fill orders
from the East amounting to nearly $780,
600.
something like 5O00,0 900 rats, and some
one has computed that if the rodents
were to array themselves ten abreast
and march upon Berlin, the vanguard
would enter the German capital while
those in the rear were issuing from the
gates of the French metropolis.
"A gentleman in San Joaquin County,
Cal, owns flock of 1000 eve sheep,
/, 300 of which had 2, 400 lambs this sea-
son, thus increasing the flock 1870 per
cent. Nearly all of the sheep produced
twins, and twenty of them produced
triplets.
The copper industry promises to be
prosperous this year. The price is re-
munerative, and the stock on hand no
greater than last year, when it was 49,
600, 900 pounds. All that is not needed
at home can be exported to Europe,
which received most Of the 100000
pounds exported last vea--.
The New York World has set its ia
nous figurer at work and finds that in
five years the offspring of a single cat
will amount to 81, 4l3,94 individual cats.
The moral it would adduce seems to be
the desirability of forming society for
the suppression of Bergh and the encour-
agement of kitten-killers.
Britain, and it is estimated that each cat
kills an average of twenty mice or rats
every year. 1t is estimated, further, that
every rat or mouse, if it lived, would in
jure property to the extent of 81 sterling.
If all this is true, pussy saves to that
country every year $500, 100000, and she
might pay off the national debt if she
chose.
The Parisians devour 10O,O0O,0O0 of
apples every winter. An eminent French
physician thinks that the decrease of
dyspepsia and bilious affections in Paris
is owing to the increased consumption of
this fruit, which, he maintains is an adj
mirable prophylactic and tonic. as well
as very nourishing and easily-digested
article Of food.
The following are statistics of sheep
killed by dogs in twenty seven counties in
Tennessee within the last year: Rhea, 81 s;
Coffee, 405; Giles, 1850; Sullivan, 150
Perry, 500; Hancock, 100; Hardin, 100;
Bradley, 33; Montgomery, 800; Jackson,
125; Haywood, 1,l47; Smith, $50; War
rem, 100; Monroe, $50; McMinn, 300;
Carter, rs; Fentress, 107; Washington
400; Wayne, 500; Robertson, 1,l15; Sc
quatchie, 600; Decatur, 1865; Dickson,
300; Lauderdale, 3l2; Union, 10; Sumner,
500; Morgan, 20; total, II AGO.
of the 2S,667 teachers employed by
the State of New York in 1874 at least
5000 were entirely without experience
in teaching. OF 1880 teachers specially
reported 1906 had received only a COM
mon-school education 1880 had been
educated in graded school and had
pursued studies above the rudimentary
ones; 937 had received more or less in
struction in normal schools; 1862 had
attended academies and seminaries, and
l3S had graduated from colleges.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-04-01
How Lover Cut a Half.Married Rival
Out.

The Salem (Oregon) Statesman tells the
following interesting story of two bride
grooms' troubles:
. a few days since a young man hail
ing from the classic precincts of the La
Creole applied to the County Clerk of
Polk County for a license to marry a
yonng lady, which the accommodating
Clerk issued. The same day another
young man applied for license to
marry. The Clerk was not In, and his
deputy issued the license. The two
licenses were issued for the same girl.
The first party FASTENED to the home of
his young inamorata, and, fixed up in
gay attire, they fastened to minister's
residence to have the knot ted in
regular orthodox style. While the cere-
mony was being performed party No. 2
came painting into the room, his face
flushed and his almost broken heart
humping percepubly. In answer to the
question If there were any who objected
to the bans, No. yelled out he did, at
the same time presenting his license
duly issued and signed by the County
Clerk. Here was quandary the man of
God couldn't get through his clerical
brain and he stopped, leaving the party
unmarried. No. came TO this city the
next day to consult an attorney. He was
in world Of trouble-frustrated IN his
cherished desire of wedding his lady-love
the day before, he wanted to appeal TO
the law, perhaps to place an injunction
op his rival, No. ,. While No. was tax.
ing legal advice No. , took the much
coveted Rose of Dallas TO another dis
penser of connubial ties and was mar.
ried. When No. returned he found
that while he had gained his point as to
the law his rival had gained his point in
matrimony."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-04-01
DOMESTIC.

The food in the Susquchauua River con.
luued on the 10th, and immense damage was
pcing done in many localities At Port De.
po.it Md, the water was from five to fifteen
feet deep In the streets,
san Francisco dispatch Of the 10th says
the crops were in splendid condition and a
large crop was certain, but II copious rains
fellwthiu two weeks there would be the largest
harvest ever known there.
\ watcr,spout at Fayetteville. Tenn, a few
evenings ago, caused an immense overflow OF
Morris Greek, aud houses, furniture and live
stock were swept away, and over SlOo, 900
worth Of property was destroyed, The water.
spout continued half an hour, until il fell
congealed into very large humps, knock
iug holes In the roofs Of houses. and
many animals We're killed Another water.
spout occurred near lynchhurg, carving
away two distilleries, an immense amount of
rails and many outhouses
The Unconstitutional has instructed
PosImas,ers that on all mui)ablc matter II
the third class (which includes articles of
merchandise and transient newspapers and
magazines postage must be prepaid at the
''''N va NlaN NtlsN iNl NaNA ounce OF traction
thereof
\ destructive tornado passed through the
central portion Of Georgia and adjoining
counties In South Carolina on the roth.
Residences and outbousys were demolished on
many plantations, and several persons were
killed aud many others injured
The Elizabeth Life Insurance Company OF
Elizabeth, y, j., has failed
Atomado has recently visited the Ouathi,a
Valley IN Louisiana, by wh.a thy loss of life
and destruction Of property were very great.
Smithsnd was leycled 90 Ihe ground, and AZ
Ray, Point plantation buildings. fences,
males, horses and cattle were scattered for
miles. The track OF the tornado WA, 500 ward,
wide aud extended for 6ftgyn miles.
The United States Supreme Court has &c..
eIdcd that dividends aud profits earned u The
last half Of The year 1870 are subject 20 ,4g
iHcome tax Of ~ per cent
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-04-01
The Beecher Trial.. Continuation of Evil
dence for the Defense.
Destructive TOrnadOes In Georgia,
South Carolina and Louisiana.
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc. Etc.
FOR EIGN.

The German frigate Ariadne has been
ordered to Swallow TO support the demand
upon Spain for indemnity for the plunderng
Of German bark.
A Paris dispatch Of the Goth represents that
the Government Of King Alphonso had adopt.
cd an arbitrary policy toward the press. The
IBERIA had been suspended and all tclegraphic
dispatches were detained and examined.
Madrid telegram Of the 2lst says Gen.
Campos had defeated the Carlists before Olot
and entered the town. Over 900 Carists had
been captured
John Mitchell died on the Goth at his resi-
dence in Tpperary. On the 2lst the Irish
men in London met in Hyde Park TO the
number of $1,000 and adopted resolutions de-
handing the release Of the Fcnian prisoners,
condemning the coercive laws in Ireland, and
condolng with the family Of John Mitchell
A Madrid dispatch of the 22d says that
Gen. Cabrera, In going over to King Alphon-
so, took with him eight OF the Carlst chief
tains. Castelar, has resigned his professorship
IA the university in consequence of the Gov
eminent re-establishiug in the schools and
colleges the textbooks prescribed during
Isabella's reign and otherwise changing the
mode Of public instruction.
A Paris dispatch Of the cath announces the
discovery of - conspiracy the object of which
was the assassination of Gen. Cabrera, the re-
cusant CarliSt chiettain. Don Carlos had
issued decree calling into the military
service all the males in the Navarro Prov
inecs over eighteen years old.
Louis kossuth has been defeated in a par.
liamentary contest IN Hungary,
Over 10000 people attended the funeral OF
John Mitchell at Newry Ireland, on the 23d.
A great fire occurred in Osaka, Japan, ON
the eth Of February, which destroyed 1000
buildings and caused the loss Of several lives.
On the preceding day 800 houses we're burned
in Yokohama,
Another defeat has been inflicted upon the
Carlists at iluguot, in which they los, 800
and the Alphonsists sixty eight killed. Ac-
cordng to the latest adyces from Estella, mp
Ia the Goth, Gems, Mundcra, Sahalla and iris.
tany had united in II protest against gen,
Cabrera's manifesto In fayorof Alphonso.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-04-01

\ LADY residing in the extreme south
ern part of the city a few years since
was left widow with a family of small
children. OF course for while she was
iuconsoiable, and religiously taught the
little ones that papa was "up in heav-
en-" She is to be married again in
month, and, while not allowing the chill
dren to forget their father, she instructs
them TO view her intended husband aS
their father in secondary sense. Yes
terday a gentleman called at her house
He is very intimate with the widow ana
the little ones. So he ventured 2 cues.
zion. Muriel, said he TO the Young.
est, a blue-eyed, rudGyscheeked. Ave
year-old girl, "where is papagn Sqidthe
little thing abruptly; " Up in-fown
town."-Ebicdg0 Inter Ocecu.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-04-01

THE PIANO HARP CABINET ORG An is a
new invention, combining three and one
half octaves of piano-forte, or of an
instrument with tones between those Of
the piano and the harp, with the organ
1t is beautiful instrument, costing but
little more than the organ. The Mason
& Hamlln Organ Co. are not able to man.
ufacture it rapidly enough to supply the
demand
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-04-01

THE body should not be confined 10
one position in sleep more than when
awake. Variety is essential; still. gen.
orally, it is best to sleep principally on
the side, varying it to partially on the
face and occasionally on the back. The
head should be even with the BODY II
sleeping on the side. a thin pillow viii
be necessary to bring the head on line
withthe body.-Herad Of Health.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-04-01

Durell, resigned. Several nominations were
confirmed, and q report WIS received that the
President had no further communications 10
maze 10 the Senate. After votes OF thanks 10
Eice-President Wilson and to President pro TEN.
Ferry for the courtesy and impartiality with
which they had presided the Senate adjourned
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Sic Enuf Chime. ::

!. M(s infer 9err benz Noan.- erl daffen
bate uno oieier nod {tarr .no lebIos auf
oem Booen lag; luuroen Die. funf Gimme
matchmaker 9erufen, oab f'@ leoluelber
feline @obnung uno ieinen Mirtun9s=
treis udblen iollte. I. T.
So famen nsbalb Die bcioen Qlu9=
dpfel oaberlpasiert. iu@ten uno lu6te'!,
probirten's oo uno probirten's BORT uno
niroeno molltc es ibnen: re6t eefoGsn:
Gn6lid0 ioben lie 3,uei 90blen ,unter Der
@tirne. uDa 1eben mir uns fef", ia9ten
lie, Der cine lints BET Qnoere re6ts, ou
Iino ,uie bii6l6 bod oben unter oer9a9=
fuobnung uno baben Die berrli@fe 2lus=
ii4t." sic t4etsn's nnb fi9lten l'd| oa
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balls tedjt beimlid5 als friebti9e Na6s

o"'o %'W' 9~'"''1 WV i>''
Sc Sarduf lam SET @eb5rls;jiiIt,l,.s l;jiiI Ser
16li1gau9 rings I'M. ben R0rper 1srlm,
ipare On, tiebfeu tnidt 5,tE ferne BON ben
Mugenygewe}en uabi 5pg oeb9a)bourA eos
offene Sborson Der @eite beg &opfes elm,
nabm aber au9 slei@ Dos entsesenseiebe
in Bel9la9 uno lagte 5u li9 1elbit: "9a
it's red)t unb bequen1,@ oa, Dat sman freien
@pielraltni unoaoas bei:bemeinen SHORE
bineinoeDt, tann bel benz anoern glei6
tuieoer ]6nuritro Dinausipo5iern."
Stun fam Der @e16mad berbei, brli1tete
1ib nid)t weni9, rl1einte, man bdtte ibn
als ben pornebmlte uno wi@tisiten n''=.
ter ben @innen lpobl suert rufen t6nnen
unb 1Goute Tie nit fiirnebmer 0(iene I'M
einen Ylob um. Mie ct 10 an ben Ntnno
fam, bo6te er, oa t0nne es ni4t libel lo=
eiren lein ldee er tuei@ 9ebettet i'm @ou=
men, bic 3dbne ,udren au9 IN Der 9labe
,um @6ube Der WoDnung uno gum 3er=
mablen ber @peiien, Die 3un9e t6nnte
audi belfen, ,bieSpeilen ,uenoen uno oronen
uno fDnute oann als gei9>pabige 9ame
oiele rebt loben unb retommanolren uro
|5o fort, @r .beIonn it'd olio nidt tueiter
uno nabm 8lok uno mo@te lids re@t
bequem ins ieiner Wobnung.:!. :,:
sSebt lam bas @efibl oabergefrabbelt
tpie Elm Sauleno fub unb Iudte uno il6te
uno l9lupfte ubera4 bin uno fam ilber=
all bin uno fano nirsen6 Elm Plab9en,
po es linn belonoers bdtte 9efallen tan=
men. .Gs mar aber b09ite 3eit it'd feitSu=
leben uno in. dnsltliderj Gle iiberlief es
no9mal oen 9on5en &0rper llno blieb 5l=
lebt i6erau, mo es binssfommen NOR.
sSn5,pil6en mar Die 3eit por9eriidt>
Moam fonnte jeoen Mu9enblid lebenoia'
aui1teben uno mod INNER ,pQr Der @et
ru0Iinn ni9t NQcirt. Scr mar bitter b0Ie,
oob man i'm 10 ipat 9elaben babe, gang
,ulebt i'm, ben liebliblten uno onsencbm=
item unter Den Ginfen. Gr iudte -uno
| iano ni@t Ell II Pldb6en, oas linn 'gefal=
| len bqtte. 9Q bat ct ben @errn, er mD6te
linn Elm eisenes @dus6en 6aAen> am
f6Dniten @labe mitten I'M @n9elt@te.
nit freier Musil6t ne@ alien @eiten bin
uno gcrdunlt9 9en:lg, baB neben ibn1 oub
nod WerHan6 un0 Mib uno anoere er=
lau6te@erri6aften lo9iren t6nnten. uno
Der &err >pillfubr ieiner Bitte unb iebte
Die 6errli9e Naie pie einen Sburm bon
rNblabaiter mitten in bas Nnlib uno Der
@eru6 5o9ein unb ieitoem ct ,pobnt oo
uno berrl@t uno ertbeilt pon oa aug feline
8efeble.
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Obio @aiieufrenno.
Sic @ilcnbabl,=Mlp.

bereit ? froote ib, Der 8eri6terfatter elmer
Ionbouer 3eitung, ben 8camten Der xxx
Sooleid, Cir; Ser Sn9enieur miro
ouoenblidli6 bier iein. 9fit ,pel@er
@c}dwinoiofeit pcrlan9en @ie su foDren?
ggcni9ltens cine Meile oie Nfinute.
@aus luobl; bie 8obn 1T p0Qis frei>
uuo NIT einem @a9en miro es obne
@eiabr abgeben.
sSd} >uer6e lelbF ben Ma9en nibt brou=
d]en; i6 babe neinen Seti6t IN Der
Soldc uno ,uill auf Der 2oeomot'oe NIT
fabren. m
1eheu fDnnen, menn @ie es tbun. Neb=
men @ie lieber nod einen Wa9en.
0a boben sic feline Gorge. id) bin an
10 etpos ee,pDbnt. SIM lan9fen S'nnel
blinsele i9 ribt einmal nit Dem 4u9e.
9{un, ,uie @ie pollen. Gie Daben ben
3uo beltelt uno t6nnen ollo na@ Belle@
ben eutipeoer auf Der locomotive o0er IN
einem, Wo9en iaDren.
Qluf Der 2ocomotipe allo, nur maDen
@ie {6neu, benn jebe Minute lit perloren>
bic i6 bier 5ubrinse.
Gs mar elm 196ner @onlmerabeno uno
oie 5troblen Der unter9ebenoen 9onne
beleudteten bas eilerne Sad Der 8abn=
bone uno bas ,peitldufge @9ienennes,
6os 1i6 III alien &i6tunsen ousbreltete.
3ur Qinfen bes @leil les tano melne
Grtra=9ocomotipc Der Sartarus Elm
sSeuermoQen BON blantem Wfctall, Der NIT
6ei1erm Sfeifen cine lanae mlrbelnee
9qmpf1dule aus Der Ms1lin9rDbre em'
por1d)oB bic Dem finitern Aualm gum
563ornitein oiente. Ser SeiSer> Elm &erl
nit wunberbar ruBi9em @eIi4t nno BON
Der sslomme 9erDtbeten Nugen tietterte
in leiner 16mieri9en pliii6tleioung auf
ber Qocon,otipe berum inoem er ibre
. funtelnoen Metallmdnoe nit elmer 9ano=
poll Oelloppen pubte. Namdlig ,paro
id unrubiq. SD blidte auf,udrts uno
1oh ooB 6ie @onne ni9t mcbr in Die
hohen sSen1ter 0inein]9ten - Der Babn<
bpf buQte li9 nod uno na1 III Die oIltern
@6otten ees MbenOs.
Gnblid) fam Der er,portete Sn9enier.
@r mar in einen oiden Slausrod gebii0t>
Elm Sud- perbar9 ben untern She'll leines
G,elid)ts unS ber@6irm ieiner W}ilge mar
iibcr sic @tirn 9e5ogen, aber oo@ tonnte
id) oen 5tieren Blid lciner Nuser uno Die
leidenbafte 8ldile leiner @an9en belner=
len, unb i@ laD feline 9ano Sittern als
ct init ser1treuter Otiene Den 9tod auf*
uno sutnDpfte. 9icles 8eneDmen tnllroe
midi piellei6t 81 elmer anoern 3eit be-
unru6i9t baben, ober itb mar 81 iebr NIT
meiner Mbreile bel6aftigt, I'm bsIon6eres
@elri1t barauf 81 legen.
Scr Snsenier So9 einen 9ebel nieoer,
itieb einen onbern 5urild oes Srlebroo
fam in8ewcsuns, oreGts l'9 einDukeno=
nal UNI o6ne por5uriiden uno oann
olitten mir ladte an oem Yerron entlan9.
9os laute, feu9enoe s l6i Sl9i! 5l6i
Der Ma1d ine ,uuroe INNER baitiser, uno
mir rollten aug Dem 8abnbofc berpor,
inbem mir cine lon9e 9feibe sii9cnoer nno
oompienocr 2ocomotipcn binter unS lier
zen, Sic lit, ,pie INNER raj ltloB bin nnb
bcr bewe9ten. 9ann tom Der lautc
tra6enoe &ud, oos sellenOe Pfeifen nno
3au1enoe @eGeul, Der erltidenoe 9ampf<
quolm uno feuhte ldaurige SuftSu9,
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eben1o Der @ei3er, Der, tuie i@ fan6, Self.
ries bieb:4 ST S0serte. .&o9len. Rohlen
16rie @efDorpe BON 1euel11; I'M 'oen'e
Baiat, ,p6er idb ,perfe bi1 :sopfit6ers auf
Die Bobn.. l1nb. er itieb init benz Spbe
qeqen oieSbiir beg Serbs, lpel9e auHlog.
Das @aul6en Der ,Tlammen abertonte
ben beulenoen Ortan, Der, lple es 14len,
on uns poriiberIauite.
Sd le9te mid jebt ba5luil9en. W{i@
biinft, Iommelte id, ooB ,plr9on5 oroent*
li9 por'uarts 9eben.
sSeffries ma6te cine sultimmenoe &c.
weoung. @ie pollen nid)t l9neQer fob
rem ? fragte Mel Thorpe nit lciler aber
l1neioenoer @timme.
SD l6itttelte ben &opf
Qlber i'd min es:: briillte CT ,uiitbeno.
&oblen, SeHries> &o6len
l1it sebollter Tault periebte er Dem
6eiser einen befti9en @4loG. Ginen
Wu9enblid itanb i9 betaubt. SD 'pllroe
Mles in oer Melt 9e9eben baben un1
nit beiler 9aut an Dem 0bsi ten Sled Der
0ben @aibe abgeIebt .sl tperoen, ole NH
jebt ourhtreu5ten. Sefiries ersritf. obnt
Elm @ort III entse9nen Seine @@oufe]
uno mari Die 16mor5en MaHen auf oas
Teuer, >uel6es BON nel&en: gu jtnlitern uni
au looern begann. 8ei s1lstnem @9ein'
fonnte i1 luabrnebmen, oqb Die 3uge oes
6eisers nnter ibrer @usmaste bic B1d1l'
zines 5obten Sei9ten. :,
QDeiter, lpeiter 9ie 2ocomotipe l9ler
al tlieoen. Sic Observation-Disclosures i@oi
len eben eben1o roid an uns porbel, al!
nod ror fursem bic .Sele9rapbenpfa6le
uno bic @0lpanfuns mar :fur@tbar: ).
Wh,iif! 16rie Wef6orpe, Wtulit! 0Sl1
tuollen Mulit baben! 9ier 1T meine lle:
oenoe @aieror9el! .! =.
W1it oielen Wsrten lieb ct oie 9ampf'
pfeife erl6allen ibr eellenoer 2alt gin{
mir bur6 Mart llno 8ein. SD tpe9lelt
einen Blid NIT Dem 9tiser; Der Mus'
orud (eines @eli6ts mar poller S9reder
uno Betiiraung. Yl0bli6 Derltummt
oas ent{ebli6e @feiien. gs t3nnte su1
Barnun9 bienen murmelte Welt6orpe
uno warum ion au6 10 piel 9ampf Der
loren geDen? -. ,
SD 16auberte. @uf einmal iranot
G@ Der Snsenieur BON Der M}ai dime al
unb naDerte ii@ Dem Senper inoem e
unrubie 5uriidi@aute. 3effries 6enubt
Den 3mil6enraum. UNI n1elnen Mrm 81
erQreifen. @tiQ! 1uiterte er atbemlos.
gDas feblt Dem Manne? fra9te i6.
@tiQ! Gr lit tuabnlinnig. SD obnt'
es IGon felt eini9en Sogen.
gDabnI Itnnis SD fiiblte ben Nnglt'
I6tpeib aus jeoer Yore berpori itr6men
Cine Meile bic Minute NIT einem Iuabu.
linni9en Tiibrer! Mein Blut eerann
cine @1,pd6e iibertam mid.
QDir miiKen uns feiner bema@ti0en
teu6te Seifries.
sc lit oas ein5ise Ncttungsmittel er'
hilbert. i'd. 9luf .ibn gu! It -.
Sic Morte ,pqren mir taum aus Dem
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