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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-02-19
4 MATTER Of POPULAR INTEREST.

perfect system 9ld rules of self-measurement
make il possible TO please people 1000 miles
away j sSperfeetly as if they were here in
V. =" suppose you have at least half dozen
different departmeuts"'
A. My dear si:l we have more than treafy.
each charged with its own business, and each
thoroughly organized u necessary wheel with
in the great wheel"
Y. "Will you name dozen or so of them?'
4. with pleasure. The Custom Depart
Inent. for those who prefer custom made TO
Win is Sy1se Sax q Sll underwear
making our own tirst-class shirts. The Trim
Receiving Room The Order Department,
named before; The SPECIAL Uniforms Depart
mcnt The Delivery ~, Department, with its
score of mes engcrs. The
v Hold, hold sir enoughr'
A. I'm not hall through! The Advertising
Department, with its bilLsnd sign distributors,
tell ali your send forit, The U Mcns
Department witlffts many rooms. The Boys
'sRiar,ment Inc 4ogths 2SParment The
entrance for ladies. The Telegraph DEPART
1ncnt. The Chief Clerks Department, with
its ook-keepeTs and assistants. General Man
ayers Department; FinanCitr's Office, and
thinking, planning. .exefuting. buying, max
ns r,efbnT sG fdihns out selling
= carry on business%th the people amount
ing TO between s2,cOO,OC0 and 100000 an
nually."
V. "S-t-u-p e-n-d-o-u-s"
\. Indeed it is! l forgot to name the
Cashiers Department, which handles its SIS 600
re:nil sales on some single days."
V. s25009l Immensei That's what enables
Tie house to buy cheap and SEP cheap?"
y. ENactyi You have jIst hit it. The
IN IN low prices and immes 2saIes. " '''
What are the FOUR RULES hear so
much about?'
4. Our system of husiness dealing-1. One
price no deviation 2. Cash for everything; ).
y guarantee protecting Tie purchaser; 4. The
money returned if the buyer can't otherwise
be suited"
V. Nothing could be fairer"
A. Nothing. And the people see it."
Y Vel, thank You, sir, for your polite
attention"
A. Net at all It's pleasure to s1fve you
Call G4ain; and be sure Of the plaSe-Wana-
maker sr.S1 hroT ROW Mo Oak HallohEa cor
V. Thanh, you! shall Re happy to do 30.
Good morning
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Much WEATHER.-On Tuesday night,
after a PLAN rain, we were refreshed by
regular old fashioned thunder storm After
that part of the performance was concluded,
we were hailed by little Jumps of ice, in
quantity. On Tuesday morning, rain
bow put in its appearance in the north.
About noon, same day, snow flakes as large
as an old-fashioned dime docs any one
remember what they looked like9) came
softly floating down. After a full chorus
of rain during the afternoon, the perform
ance wound up with more snow. Wednes-
day morning, things were frozen up tight
and fast,
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MUSIINS
S H Fl EFT 7 N G. S .
NEW YORK. MILES, IL l-2 cts.
NsSUTT.A. E2 1-2 cts.
EeAEDG.. Ii cts.
FassT or TIE LOGE. 10 cts.

Besides the above standard goods,
we have every reliable make Of Mus
Inns and Shcetinrs, in all the widths,
at lower prices than they have ever
been sold, even before the war.
The attention Of Housekeepers and
Proprietors Of Hotels is especially in
vitcd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-02-19

BRILLIANT SOCIAL GATHERING.-The
residence of Elk Governor Groome, on
Thursday evening last, was a scene of
brilliancy and beauty seldom witnessed in
Elktou. 1t was the occasion of a party
given by Mrs. John c. Groome, mother Of
our Ex-Governor, to Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
Mccullough The house was brightly il
Illuminated, and by 10 o'clock, the large
parlors were alive with the beauty and
fashion Of our town. The company was
made up almost entirely of Elktonians
but few from abroad being observable.
We noticed among ladies prominent in
beauty Of person and dress, Miss NJ. Nice,
in brown silk, trimmed with velvet Of sane
color; Mrs. DR.. 4. NJ, of Wilmington,
black silk, with scarlet sash and bows:
Mrs. A. NJ. black silk, white silk over
dress, with pink trimmings; Miss B. NJ.
black cashmere, with tasty basque of white
illusion and cardinal ribbon; Miss \. 5,
very handsomely dressed, in material We
are unacquaintcd with, of two shades of
brown; Mrs. S. c., lavander silk, black
velvet trimmings, gold comb aud jewelry;
Miss 4. j., black silk, white overdrcss,
blue trimmings, gold iewelry; Miss NJ
Mel, black silk, low neck and short sleeves,
with white lace bertha and blue trimmings
one of the handSomest costumes in the
room; Mrs. A. E., black silk, with point
lace, pearl .iewelry; Miss G.. j., two shades
of brown silk, very becoming: Mrs. E. c.,
black silk, gold and pearl iewelry: Mrs.
G. W. c., opal silk, white lace BERTHA
orange flowers and cardinal ribbon trim
mings, very handsome: Mrs. J. b., of New
| Castle, light blue silk, with diamond and
peal .jcwelry; Mrs. J. A. J. c., handsome
black silk, with long train; Mrs. w. j. j.,
dark green silk, with pearl iewelry and
natural flowers: Miss p, black silk, re.
lieved with white illusion, very becoming;
Miss H., brown silk, with blue overdress.
| strikinely attractive; N'iss NEG, black
| silk, white tarletan overdress, with scarlet
flowers: Miss VI. H., black silk. point ap
! plique lace and cardinal ribbons; Miss ;.
| T., one of the prettieSt ladies i'll the room,
| iii black silk, white tarletan uverdress and
scarlet flowers; Miss \. F., black silk,
! white tarletan oveIGress, pale blue trim
mings; Mrs. C. McC., brown silk, with
black lace trimmings, and caFbunclc and
pearl iewelry; Mrs. c. F., purple silk,
white tarletan overdress, Topped with flow
| ers, hair ornamented with flowers, very
| becoming; Mrs. VI. K, two shades OF pearl
! silk, black lace overdreSs and pearl iewelry;
! Mrs. n. T. b brown silk, ecru overdres.
and crystal iewelry.
Many others might be noticed, if we had
space. The gentlemen were mostly in full
dress, and gallant and attentive, as Elktou
| beaus always are.
! An evening of rare enjoyment was spent
/ by those present. The company dispersed
/ at ! o'clock A. NJ.
! Mrs. Nelson is still closing of her Win.
/ ter Stock at cost Call and see.
Fresh Roasted CufTaeS DC cants at
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-02-19

SUDDEN DEATu.-Mrs. Harriet Sites.
relict of the late Gen. Henry S. Sites.
died very suddenly at her residence near
Elkton, on Wednesday night last about 10
o'clock. She had been unwell for some
time, but the doctor thought she was i'm
proving. On the night above named a re-
lapse took place, and She passed away verv
unexpectedly. Her funeral will take place
to-day at Il O'Clock A. NJ
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-02-19

For the month ending January 3lst. The
following named scholars attended every
lay:-rlirn Y. Mahnney, Fannie Mahoney,
Chester d. Hanna, Ellsworth Maple Geo.
Vi, Mahoney, Mary Lynch aud Matte
Lynch.
Fannie Nahoney, Mary Lynch and Matte
Lynch were present cceyy Gny during the
.trA.. Il. y. MCGAULEV, Teacher.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-02-19

BUSINESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS number
OF changes will take place on the coming
25th of March, knowing day. The PEG
pies Store Uncle Mack will remove
across the street to the Brick Store House
now occupied by w. R. Nelson, Esq. Mr..
). Simon will take the Exchange Hotel,
now kept by Mr.. John B. Meyer. Mrs
Nelson will remove her millinery establish
ment to Mrs. Ganss' old stand.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-02-19

1MPRovEMENTs.-Mes srs. Scott & Bro.
have the mud machine at work, digging
out along the front of their wharves, to
make it of an uniform depth with the
channel. All who haven't seen the machine
at work, had better go at once, as it will
be there but few days. They have COM
pleted the Government contract.
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One Thousand Pieces
Spring DRESS FABRICS
At about half value.

At about half VaLue.
two Cases R'saiGs, E2 E-2 Gents.
One Case SIGoine serges, Is G.
9nc Case Persian Suisings, rs G.
Osae Case %" Beige suitings. 20 c.
One Case s0iSyay Suitings, 2J c.
= cases silk Check Mixtures. 25c.
= cases silk sssaaA sMisings, 2Sc.
4 case AtG-.yool Diasonais, $3.50.
The attention of all purchasers of
Dress Goods is invited to the above
Special Bargains, as the goods cannot
he found elsewhere at the prices in
America
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-02-19

we VIII Meet all square competition in
Domestic HusiinS, or aHgfhi"q risc in onr
line, 1t any price. McCRERy < BOULDER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-02-19

IT, DWELLING HOUSE on High street. now ocru-
pred by ;. {. Luwman. Apply OF the premises.
February l., lS56-H
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II Van Want to buy pair Of good Gam
Bor.a a: Shoes, cheap for Cash, go to the
PosT OFFICE. at Brick Meeting House
G. ell county, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-02-19

Greatest Bargains are to 6e found at
the GLASS FRONT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-02-19
FOR RENT
FOR SALE

HORSE Hui LOT or Front or Main street adjoining
the property occupied by WIN. H. May. ESD. Apply to
F,hruIsN -, lSGu-tf r. u. LAMAR
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-02-19

e Adams q Bro. change their adver-
1is1tcGnt this week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-02-19

Largest Assortment Of Ladies', Gentle
mems, Kisses aud Children's Shoes, at
the GLASS FRONT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-02-19

- see the new ADVERT isemeut of Messls.
Wanamaker & Brown.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-02-19

It is reported from Washington that
Gen. Schcuch' 5 resignation as Minister to
England has been received by the Presi-
dent, and will be accepted. Elk Governor
Morgan, of New York, is named as most
probably his successor.
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NOTICE.
HANSON II HAlNES, Cashier,
TOWNS END McCUMMINGS and ALAMANDA
N,CITNNi\GS

HANSON Ii HAlNES, Cashier,
TOWNS END McCuMNINGS and ALAMANDA
MvCUMMtNGS.
Iu the Circuit Court FOX Ce,il county. In Chanccry.
ORDERED. This 2!st day of January. 1875, that TIE
sale n,!r and reported hv Hanson ii. Iaines Cashier
and Mortgage. II the rnort,aI'l real estate in tho
p'urr, dn-S in this mentioned, hc ratified and
roufrTUvG unless the contrary hc shawi
hyi re til" lth day Of March next: provided copy of
this Order he Ttcd in news paper printed in
Cy,l county. week for month !, the Goth
day of February next.
The Report states the of sales to be : O0OO
A. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy; test, A. ". MITCHELL,
Jan - lS76-lm Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-02-19

Tue CoNCERT.-The concert, on Tues
day evening last, was a perfect success.
We wont say that the fact OF its being free
had anything to do with it. but the Hall
was full to overlooking. Mr.. Wilkinson,
the manager, had everything in smooth,
running order, so there was no confusion,
the people, good naturally, allowing them.
selves to be packed in much after the FASH
ion of sardines. 1t was democratic gath
ering; rich and poor, high and low, good
humoredly elbOwed each other. and eagerly
drank in the sweet sounds. The music was
very fine indeed, and when the close was
announced, we were 10th to see the pleas
ant gathering break up. The selections
were all Of sacred music, principally from
9 Gospel Hymns Moody and Sankey' $
book. The chorus was under the direction
Of Mr. |. F. Nanarsdale, and, considering
the fact that they had met for practice but
twice, their performance was excellent
The solos were finely rendered. Miss Har-
vey sang "Only an Armour Bearer very
sweetly. She has fine, clear and very
sweet voice. Misses Hattie aud Mary Ter
rell sang as duet - No Work to Do in
charming manner. These ladies have
sweet, pure voices. Mrs. Scott and Mahan
in sweet tones told us the story of the
Llltle Drown IuuTCi III inc ' ale. MS
is a touching little air and was rendered by
those ladies in their usual mastery manner.
Miss Eva Perkins, the talented young or
ganist If the Methodist Church, is perfect
ly at home viii, music. She sang, sweetly.
one of Mr.. Sankey's favolite songs, "Pull
for the Shore, Brother" But we think the
browning effort of the evening was duet
by the Misses Harvey. a Scotch air, my
Ain Countrie." 1t was beautifully render
ed and loudly encoIed. OF the instru
mental part Of the programme, by Prof
Harry Sanders, it is scarcely necessary to
say word, as that genteman's name is
always a guarantee of good music. \ col
/ lection was taken and sufficient funds secur
ed to defray all expenses. The Elkton pub
lie are surely indebted to the ladies and gen
tlemen connected with the enterprise for al
/ exceedingly pleasant evenings entertain
Uent.
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The Yielding that came of in the VI. i
Church. Oh the 10Th instant, passed off
smoothly. The church was crowded long
Uci.,:e the appointed ioIr. and the company
was entertained uy Nit Price, of Middle
tom, with some iine selections on the
nr-,tu. The ceremony was performed 10y
Rev. Mr.. Newman: after which the happy
cnupia retired to their nome, like sensible
people. No tonr. and 10 cake either. so
Ia: as we axe Concerned.
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Fresh Roasted Coffees, 2G cents, at
McCRERY j. BoULDENs.
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SUICIDE.-James Burke, aged about 60
years, resident of Linwood, Pa. on the
line of the Phila., Will. Il Bait. railroad,
committed suicide on Saturday last, under
the following circumstances: His son, John
Burke Esq, lives at New Leeds, a few
miles above Elkton, and on Friday last,
the old gentleman came down to visit him.
1t was noticed by the family that he was
in an uneasy, nervous condition; but not
So much SO as to awaken special solicItude.
On Saturday evening, he went out, as they
supposed, to walk over to Mr. Lovel's, a
neighbor living \ few rods distant, as was
frequently his custom. Net returning that
night, they became alarmed, and on Sunday
morning, sent over to ascertain whether or
not he was there. Upon inquiry, it was
found that he had not been at Mr. Lovell's
at all, and search was at once instituted for
him. After some time, lie was found sus
pended by cord to the limb of a tree in a
piece of woods not far from bis sons house.
He had placed tie moose around his neck
and attached it as tightly as he could to
the projecting limb, and then thrown his
weight upon it, thus strangling himself
His feet were resting upon the ground. 1t
was undoubtedly a determined suicide.
The cord was Il new one which he brought
with him from his home, and he evidently
came here for the purpose of putting an
end to his life. The body was taken charge
of by Coroner Litzenberg, on Sunday
morning, who summoned jury Of inquest,
with James McCauley. Esq as foreman
who rendered a verdict in accordance with
the above facts.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-02-19

-Winslow, the Boston forgcr, has been
arrested in London, by detectives. and after
a hearing a the Bow Street Police Station,
was held for extradition.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-02-19

Mrs. Nelson is still closing of her Win
ter Stock at cost. Call and see.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-02-19
THE CANAL

is about tiai-he3 and will b. in full opera
ton again reHt week. Thea our town will
u'com,. alive again. although we can't com
plain OF duijne,S tor tie crews Of the var-
ous crafts lying here during the Winter
have kept things pretty lively.
\ NM Amour Tow.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-02-19

The Presidsnt has signed the bill APP
propriatng $500, 000 to complete the Cen
tennial buildings.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-02-19

CECIL COUNTY APPOINTMENTS. The
following appointments for Cecil county
have been made by Gov. Carroll ard con
firmed by the Senate:
Justices Of tie I'edce-District No. l.,
Peregine W. Ruley, Benz. f. Terry; No.
., Gilbert Crisfeld; No. 3, Jos. r. Brown,
James Spence, George r. Howard; No. 4,
Robt. Lynch, Thomas J. Scott; No. D, JOS.
benjamin, Samuel Logan; No 6, Isaac r
TAYLOR: No. :, Jos. w. Abrahams, David
roughs; No. s, James Cummings; No. 9,
Stephen Gilbert
Officers Of District No. l.,
John Wroth; No. ., Noble Biddle; No. 3,
VIM r. Gilpin; No 4. w. r. Mahan: No.
3, Granville S. Jeffries; No. 6, Joseph Coli,
bart; No. :, Daniel NJ. McClenahan; No,
ckinck
Notartes PuJNc-Port Deposit, Andrew
Orr, George W. Nandiver; Rising sun,
Horatia ]. Sheppard; Elkton, Samuel b.
Foard. Reuben E. lamar.
C0roners-Perry Litzenburg. Kaufman
katz.
The following appointments at large have
also been confirmed:
Weiglers Of Hay and Stran Western
scales, James II. Hobbs, Howard county;
eastern scales, Shadrack Street,. Baltimore
county; northern scales, John X. Marshall,
Baltimore city.
Commissioner Of the Land Ofre-Dr.
Wm. \. Hayward, of Dorchester.
State Wharfnger-Da Constantine.
Wefghcr General Of GrGin-Saml Casey,
of Kent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-02-19

ARE WE A READING People A cir
culating library is about to be established
in Elkton, under the supervision of Mrs.
Casper W. Moriis, Jr. That 1t will be
properly conducted and iudicious selec-
tons of books DC made, the name of the
lady having the matter in charge is suth-
cient guarantee. The shelves at the begin
ming will contain 100 volumes of mIscel-
laneous works. Subscribers will be allowed
the use of two books each week, and the
membership fee is fixed at the low figure of
81. less than two cents per volume.
This enterprise. we think, should be sus-
tanned by the citizens Of the town. There
is so much trashy reading matter in the
market, and being placed in the hands of
the young people, that every parent should
hail with delight the opportunity of fur
niShiug the family with good wholesome
reading, upon such easy terms.
Subscription papers are in the hands of
A. w Mitchell, Esq, DIR. JAS. Frazer, and
r. c. Lewis. Call for particulars.
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Local fairs.

REPORTED FOR THE CECIL WING
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-02-19
CHESAPEAKE CITY.

The Pastor of the VI. f Church gave 4
short aud impressive discourse on Sabbath
last from the text. " For Christ hath once
suffered for sins. lie just for the unjust,
that He might brinr US to God" After
which, as usual. he gave an invitation for al
those who wished 10 ,ioin in church fellow
snip, which was responded TO by four ladies
and two gentlemen and ono absent brother
who was sick and unable to attend, were
taken in membership.
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EMPRESA
DE VAPORES CORREOS
Da LAS ANT111As,
DE DON R MON D a RR & b
DE LA HABANA.

Dispuesta por esta Empresa el estable>
cimiento de tres expediciones mensuales en-
combination con los correos peninsulares, se
avisa que desde 81 corriente mes saldran De
La Habana los vapoces de esta hnea el IO. ~
y 80 respectivamente, recalando q este puerto
el 10, 20 y 80 de cada mes
Oportunamente se publicara itinerario
detallado. Agostoal4 de l876.-Los Consig-
natarios en- esta plaza, Iriarte, Hesmano de
Caracena y Comp. = .."..',
Inptsaa ds loLEftd aeupd lafFlet iQenp
ssss74s5ssa
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ola FAMA. =
F6brica de- Pastas de todas clases Dc ,1e-
mds Rateya, 3: Linea.

El dusiio de este acreditado ESTABLISHMENTS anun-
cia sus fgvorecedores y al pdbico general, que
hobiendo: Aecho una gran reforma en- dicha fbrica,
para eli mayor adelanto meoras de esta industra sx
pender4 los ideos 4eles precios sguientes: 1 csss
10 "a 4 40. ga S8 las v caias. 60
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iMaiz, Maj!
trrs - z.atgs,

F. Antonssaifitit &c: ds Gdayanilla,
detallan este grand pos'ff qdintales; Id
yirtiendo que Il conpradQr tfene que
.pagar eF saco porS sepstadp. Gdaya-
nilla de- Abr'I de- 1876. 9o onaiolan
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Can1as de hierro

y forross para las mismas, Sc hallah
constantemente de venta, en- 81 .esta
blecimiento e .'El TELEGRAPH" callei dc
Sen Justo. ghmero. ~. ai. a0l
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Hero galvanizad]o.

Del liso, que entran ounce tejas On
quintal, hay de vents en-. el almacen do
Enrique Delgado. oalla dc Tetnaa ndms-
"a a. - --aaa1 aIadaL In allal 81
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En- 81 almacen de David A. Rodriguez,
SO encuentra constantemente un surtido
complete de estas maquinas, las ssssscas de-
jttinsas de Singer Sc que introducen en- esta
isla. Ell pdblico las conoce y su ilustrado
concepto es 81 nejor elogio que puede ha-
cerse. No tie,sen riUal. .~
La fabrica de Singer vende al aao
AZ, 1000 maquinss mas que cualquiera otra'
No dsjarse alNcinGr con las nsolas 's''-
taeisnes que Sc tabrican. No esta la econo,
mia en- razon del precio, sino en- la calidad
del artfculo. Las nsdqwi'sas de Singer da-
ran, SIN ercepcie,s, vei,ste q treS'ata amos. 4
Unico agente en- toda Ia lsla, David A.
Rodriguez.-San Francisco 3O.-Dep6-
sito en- Ponce, J. E. Schumacher.
Sc limpian , componen maquinas de COS
Sc reciben en- pagos las usadas siendo d
Sc alquilan mAquinas, tanto mensual.
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COnPAlIA RIAL DR IAPORRB CORRRO6 iNGhhSRB


PUDN RHCO
, 1876-09-21

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Gleo 3uloI9e limb Die 8erDanoIungen
SwilAm Der Grbauerin Der Gieobabn
uuo Den babel betbeiligten @cmeinocn
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bride bier Die neilte s3cit beanlprubt.
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ab9ehaltsne @eodAtu:Bieier gu @bren
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poDem 0raoe alS 9elun9en be3elbaet
meroen. IS famo all9emelne Setpeilie
9un9 Der SeluoBnsr Oe8 IreunoliAen
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wegr, Der Sir9eruerein, Der Geteranen'
%uerein, Oe Neudener Wiulif, Die 9ea
l.mmtc S1ullugeno mar aui Den 6iBen.
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