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The Father of the Nnhans.

An old man has just died in Vienna
whose name deserves to be chronicled
in all lands for the singular goodness
Of his life. Ferdinand Reldt has been
known in his own city as the father of
the orphans for nearly half a century.
lie was a man of considerable means
and was happily married, but it was r
great grief to him and bis wife that
they continued chldless. lie said to
his wife;
"Siuue we are not to have children
Of cur own, can we not be parents to
some of those who are fatherless and
mo,herless p
He Was man Of action, and began
at once to put his idea into practice. He
commenced by taking fatherly charge
Of two or three orphans, but his zeal
and repute increased to such an extent
that, at the time or his death, he was
the legal guardian of more than one
thousand children. Those whom be
adopted in this manner were not fit
fully taken up ana then let drop, but
he kept conscientious watch and ward
over them from their early education
until their marriage or their start i'll
adult life at the close Of their appren-
ticoship.
He never sought fame or publicity
and took no credit to himself for his
devotion to those vino had no natural
claim upon him. Now that he is de-
parted, however, every one speaks OF
his singular life, its quietness, and ye,
restless energy, its consclenAousness
and severe fidelity to his self-lmposed
obligations. He began by asking as a
favor to be accepted as the Honorary
guardian. of two or three orphans, ant
the calling which he had thus taken
up for his own satisfaction, as he put
it, was in time regarded by many Of
i, his fellow citizens as sort Of oiiicla
occupation.
Herr Eeidt had AL especial teader'
ness toward i,legitjmote children, " ho
If.cm 10 fault Of their own, started in
HE under a heavy shadow. HIS cour
sge was eqaaI to hi. tenderness. Whet
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On Time

People always like to go on the
train that is ION time" There is less
danger of an accident, and it is more
pleasant in every respect il it goes on
time. fla train is an hour or even
ten minutes late, the passengers are
always nervous and i'll at ease. II no
real danger overtakes them, they are
liable to encounter unpleasant delays
and other annoyance.
What is true of railroad trains, is
true of individual lives. The young
man that is prompt and on time, in
the discharge of any duty, is likely to
succeed in any undertaking. "Fall-
ure" never writes its name upon the
lives of those who move and act at the
right time. This evil messenger stands
mute and dumb before life that
moves like the clock works that neye:
gets behind time.
Young man, be on time when you
have any work to do, or any engage
ment to fulfil. Never fail to be pres
ent at the moment that your presence
is necessary. II yon fail once you will
twice and then your whole life may be
a chain of failures. Be on time.
The present fashion Of belt boquets
causes great many flowers to be
wasted.
Magnolia white is charming tint
for the rich silks and satins Of even
ing dresses.
The Derby costume is the new En-
glish dress for ladies' 1t is made of
dark blue muslin, with white ri1ue
or linen vest, and a masculine blue
Jacket fastened with single button
at the throat.
Light.colored grenadine dresses are
again in fashion for midsummer. Tur.
quose blue, Nile green and lavender
shades are chosen tor young ladies'
They are trimmed with silk laces and
worn with many natural flowers.
Tight shoes Will maze saint muir
mUr.
Never quarrel with siz footer m
less you have i six shooter.
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he could discover the father of an ille
gitimate child, he would seek the man
out and deal plainly with him as TO
the duty he had incurred by his sin
In this way he often compelled faith
ers to look after their own children
who would otherwise have fallen un
der tho discipline Of the official guard
ians OF such unwelcome additions to
the population.
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Atprrii)lp Initiation.

A French Army officer in the reig
Of Napoleon having incurred the sus-
picion or resentment Of the emperor,
thought it expedient to aban Ion his
country and take refuge in one of the
Austrian provinces, and here he be-
came advised Of, and initiated into q
society, tie object Of whose informa-
ton was to hurl to the ground the
Colossus whose arm smOte and gov
ernel the Who'll. Of Europe with a
sceptre Of lror.
One day a letter was brought to
him containing the usual signs and
passwords Of the society, and requir.
lug him to repair, on the following
night to a secluded spot in the forest
where he would meet some Of bis asso,
ciates. He went, but found no one
The orders were repeated four times ,
the officer sought the appointed place
with no better success than ut first
On the fifth night Of his appearance
after waiting some time, he WAS on
the point Of returning, when loud cries
sudden y arrested his attention, and,
drawing his sworI he FASTENED to the
spot whence they seemed to proceed
and was fired upon by three men,
VINO, on seeing that he remained IN
wounded, instantly took to flight; but
AT his feet lay a bleeding corpse, in
which, by tie feeble light Of the moon
he in vain sought for tokens ofreturn-
lng animation. lie was vet bending
over the dead man, when a detach
ment OF chasaeuts, summoned appar-
emily by the noise Of the pistols that
had been discharged at himself, came
up suddenly and arrested him as the
assassin. He was loaded with chains
tried the next day and condemned to
die for his supposed crime. His exc,
cation was to take place at midnight
Surrounded by the mistress of JUS
tice he was led at slow pace, by the
light of torches, and the tolling Of fu-
neral bells to vast square III which
was scatloId, environed by horsemen.
Beyond this Was a group Of spectators
who muttered npatiently and at
times sent forth cry of abhorrenCe.
The victim mounted the scatfold, his
sentence was read, and the first act OF
the tragedy was on the point Of fulfil,
lnent, when an officer let fall word
Of hope. An edlct had been promul-
gated by tie government, Offering a
pardon to to any condemned criminal
who should disclose the members and
secret tokens Of a particular associa
ton, the existence OF which the
Frenchman, to whom these few words
Of hope were addressed, had lately
become aware Of, and of which he had
now become member. He was
questioned, but so denied all knowl,
edge; they urged him to confess with
promises Of additional reward, His
only reply was demand for imme'
diate death-and his initiation was
completed. All that passed was q
terrible trial of fidelity. Those who
surrounded him were mem Der: Of tut
/ society.
The Highest Types.
1,.,
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ARRIVE MECHANlCSTOWN

TRAINS FOR FREDERICK
Trains for Frederick leave Junction ut
10 25 "A. m and ID p. N.
Trims for Tancytown, littlcs'oWn
aud ! Ork lcaye junction at 50 a N, and
8 6l5 M.
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MI u = 4 q

take great pleasure in informing the
citizens of Frederick county that nave
r.en authorized to sell the Matchlcsa Esicy
Organs at the lowest prices for cash or
easy payments. Also orders tor sI''el lno-
sic nnd musical mcrchand sc will be
promptly filled. Call and see me at Me
chanicstswm Md.
GEO, II. s. w ELLER, Teacher
of Vocal and Instrumental music.
July IA Sm*
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Hn and after Monday July TO- 1852, Pas
Oscngcr Trains will run as follows:
LEAVE MECHANlCSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at
and 8 90 a. m and 3 30 +. m. For llagcFS
town and Williamspoli at 10 80 IA. IN and
645 y. III For Blue Ridge on Saturday
at
ARRIVE MECHANICSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at 10 %
a m, and 6 40 and Fr"lh VIII
namsrnrt and Hagcrstown ut 90 IA, m,
and 3 80 y. nj. FROM Blue Ridge ON Mon
day ut
EMMIrTsBuRG r. II Trains south will
leave E,nmit.sburr ut $40 A VI and $40
and 555 p. NJ arriving a, Rocky Rdrcn'
9.lOA. NJ and 3 40 and 625 + NJ. Trains
North leave Rocky Ridge at 10" y. NJ,
!. Ob and & IS y. NJ arriving EmmitIsburS
ll.O5 A, NJ; 455 and 7.05 Z. NJ.
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the foundation Of ali pulmonary diseases,
afforling prompt relief and rapid cures,
and is adapted TO patients Of amy age or
either sex. Being very paIatahle, the
Youngest children take 1t readily. IN
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Bronchitis, Influenza, Clergyman
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Catarrh, the effects Of AYERS CHERRY
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Consumption there is no other rclneuy
SO cilicaci"t,s, soothing, aul helpful.
Low prices arc Inducements to try
some OF the many mixtures or SNrupS,
made Of cheap and ineffective ingrrul-
ontS, now offered which, as they con-
tain no curative qualities, can afford
only temporary relief, and are sure to
,lisappoint the patient. Diseases of tho
throat and lungs demand active and
effective treatment; and il is dangerous
experimenting with unknown and cheap
medicines, from the great liability that
these diseases may, Will" so trlird win,
become deeply seated or mcuraIlc. Use
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, and You
may confidently expect the best results.
1t il Of acknowledged curative power,
md is as cheap Us its careful prrpaEaiIon
and hna ingredients will allow. Emi-
nunt physicians, knowing its compost
tion, prescribe it. The test Of hall
century has proven its certainty to cure
oil pulmonary complaints not already
beyond the reach oi human aid.
PREPARED BY DR.. ]. C. AVER & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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Die Sabresfalusfeter Su S8efts
bDiltf.

98eifpotnt, N.<Y., 10. SUM. - Sunz
Serte bon 3uidauern mobnten beute SOr-
mittag Der BON @eueral Sherman abgebals
tenen 8epue iiber bic Saostten Der biciigen
Wiilit6rafaoeinie BET. @eneral 9oluar6 uuS
9eneralebiutant gSoob befanben iif in bem
Gjefolge bes Generals SHERMAN. gfat Der
Sepue fdnO cine @alapara6e ftott.
lin 412 llbr giad)mittags nabn Die
SGluBs@eremonie auf benz OfeHeu Blnge
rOr Der Sibliotbet nnter 2eitung oes @eHe=
rails Sowarb ibren Anfaug. gtaf elmer
9iebe 6eS Generals 8orter, BrdfOen.c,t Der
Siiitatorenbeb0rbe, uertbeilte General 9ons
arb Die Siplome an bic &biturieuteu, uno
Sbsrit 6. 9. Otis bonn 20. Snfantertez
&egiment, Senator Sarriiou aus Snbiaua,
&eprdientant 8ladburu aus &entudp unO
@eneral Sherman bielteR barauf ebenfcGs
3teben. 2etterer ma6te in iciuer auiprdde
einige bunIOritiide Auipielungen auf ben
llmitanb, oab er ndditeus inter ben Ser
orbnungen Der &rmee>Sertuilligungsbia in
3fubeflanb periett per6en ioa.
General Sberman's AeuBerungen muroeu
nit grofen Setfau aufgeuommeu. gta4
etlifen Ytuiifuortrdgen bur9 Die SapelIe
itloB grsSaplau 9r. Seriptb bic 6eier
nit etnem GebGt, unb bic Gaoetten marl4trs
ten nod ibren Guarticreu ;uriid.
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lanb=Sepeidea.
bic 3ssuerune unS ibre ltrfaben,
Sntereffante @eittheilnngen uber bic Steiaes
ring Der @rsiie upn sebsnsmitteln eurd,
ipeftiid,e Spefuldnten.

SnterefTante Wsittheilnnsen iiber bic Steiaes
ring Der @reife ppn Sebsnsmitteln eurc,
wefiidbe Spefmlanten.
. btcago, -. Suni. - OaB Spefulaz
tion uno s@orncrs" bic bauptiddlidlen llrIa-
hen Der Sertbeucrung Der Qebensmittel iinb,
unterliegt tpobl taum einenl 3meifel. SIN
letten Sabre purbe benz ,@orner"L Lunpeieu
burd) Die 3ieTlif mittelmdBige grnbte in
ote Sano gearbeitet, ur0 fpenn Die biesidhs
rige Grnbte ni6t clue auberoroentltf) arose
lit, 10 tpirb es faum m0glid Ietu, Die an Der
Spite Der Spefulationen ftebenben &apitaz
liiten 3u iiberipdltigen. Sas gSai,en .Snnz
bifat, reprdlenttrt burd Peter Wf. 9eoh,
beltebt aus ben reid1ten Mdnnern @bicaao'8
uno Milipaufee's, BON benen Die ntetifen
lille gbeilnebmer firb. Setaunte Ranen
finb bic eines gller. @itt6sI, Sobn 9lantins
ton, q. &. 6airbanfs unb @eorg 6. gSalfer,
idmmtlif Nillioudre, ipelde iber einen uua
beidrdntten @rebit perfiigen. Shr &apital
betrdst augenblidlidl bis Nillioueu Dol
lars uno lam, uie es idon Der Gau mar,
art oas Ooppelte erb6bt tueroen. Ser Sc
ptnn itebt i'm Serbdltniiie su bieiem enormen
&apttal. Sas SDnbifat oerfiigt heute iiber
ben idmmtltden 6riibiabrsmai,en auf bieii=
gem gtarfte I'M Setrage bon % Wftllionen
Suidel unb bat ben Eagespreis pollit6ubid
in Der Sanb. Der frantbafte 3uItaub Der
Singe ergiebt id ON Sefen ans iolaenbeu
per9leidenben Wfarftpretien in @bicago, ct.
Souls nno NemzYorf: Samftaa itanb gir.
2 Sriibiabrsipaiseu bier $1.30; in ct. Souls
mar Der rotbe @interlpai;eu Scr. per Sult
auf 1.0S1 angeiest. Gs n1ub bier bernertt
ueroen, bas rotber Winternaisen Rr. 2 bel
@eitem beiier if, als Rr. 6riibiabrsmai=
zen, unb bennod in ct. 9outs 214 Gents
poblfeiler perfauit iuirb, als 9etterer in
Chicago. Gr ielbrn Gage fanb Der rotbe
@intermaisen $1.28 in Rem Yorf, mitbin
2 Geuts nieoriger, als Der 9fr. 2 6riibjabrs-
tpaisen in Chicago. 0os Shnoitat bat ben
Marft polffdnbig in ieiner 9anb, bis gum
nddfen auguit wentgfens; Die Bretie fallen
unb fteisen gang mad ben gSinfen Der Cor
poratiou. gSie aud bic @rnote ausfalleu
mag, tpsrben bieie Spefulanten Gaes auf=
bteteu, I'M bas Nonopol aud fir oas nddlite
Sabr gu srbultsn; obgleid) 0ieies idwerer
lein oiirfte, 10 lift eben bic aagetpalt bes fas
pitais 3u fiirdten. Ser Rais LIT IN 9dnoen
oes Srn. Slider bon bier 'unb beS Srn. ala
Dom bon Neiu Yorf. Sor einem Sabre
ltano Der afats auf AZ Gents, tpdbreno Der
beuttge YreiS fd3 nit 20 Gents berednet,
nno bennof TT es 3batiafe, baB bas bieSs
Idhrige Quantum bas bes 8orlabres meit
ubertrtf1t uno maheubaft BON ben Sarmeru
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8iebmdrFte.'

@btcago, 10. Suui. - Die 3ufuhr
BON SGpetnen belief iid beute uuf $4,000
Stid; Serienbung 4400; Gle 8reiie oarirs
ten smiiden $40 uub $3.50. - &tnbpieb:
3ufubr 1900, @erienbung 9100; &ertdufe
3u s.. so bis SIS. S.75.-Saaafe: 3ufubr 400,
8erienbung 800; Sertdufe gu $2.75 bis
$500.
ct. 2outs, 10. Sunt. - S4petue
i3urubr 800, 8erIenbung 700; Serfdufe gu
Sc. 15 bis $3.50 - 8inbpieh: 3uf1br 1000,
Serienbung 1900; Sertdufe 5u $2.75 bis
$8.50.-S6aafe: 3ufubr 24OO, SerienSuHg
$50, Serfdufe Al $500 bis $500.
Ga ft>2tbertp Benui., II. Suut. -
%inopieb: .3ufnbr 1856 8ertaufe bon $500
bis $500. = S9neine: 3ufubr 1000, 8er>
Fdufe non $7.7O bis $3.50. = S5aafe
!3ufubr 5000, Serfdufe $500 bis $5.25.
gBe ftsBbilabelpbia, a, ben -. Sunt.
- 9tinbpieb: Serfdufe 1900 Stiif, prima
9s-94, CUTE SO, mtttlerer Ia, itledte
4i-64. Sdaafe: Serfaufe 10000, prima
6-6l, quite So, mittlerer 44-4a,
idlc9te 3}-4. & 2dmnler: AS. - Sdlber
64-9.-Sdwetue Sertduie $500, prima
11&-12, cute 114-11t, mtttlere 104-11
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Mrbeiter= SlnnsIeaenfeiten.

Cincinnati 12. Suni. - 4l(e Bal;z
mrrfe In Cincinnati, @ouiugton, 9epport
nn1 Surora wurben beute friib in 6olge bes
am Samifage aeifloiieueu Compromises
pteoer In 8etrteb gelebt.
Goboes, N.=g., 10. Suni. - Stint Der
ausfehenbeu gSeber Der uSarmonp zWtus"
gingen beute inter Der 5ebupro3entigen Qobns
reouftion an bic glrbeit. @roBe Aufregung
berrlht. Gttua 5000 DStrifer" itnb Dor Der
Spinnerei uerIan1n1elt unb broben, Die 2(bs
triinnigen su t0bteu. Die gan3e Bolijei.
madt ift gum Sienite beorbert fuorben.
@tepeGanb, 9, 10. SUM-. - Oas
yGlepelano= =gSalspert, iomie Die Stabls
@erfe Der SS. Siemen5 & Nartens itub
beute i'm 8etrieb. Die Strtfer per9alten
iid rubig nno feine Nugrifie auf bic nenen
arbeiter perben befiir6tet.
Bttt8burg, Ysnui., 70. Suui.- 6in.
fidtlidl beS auSftanOeS Der @iienarheiter 1T
in bieier @egeno feline tpeIentlide Serdhoes
runa eiuaetreten. 9as yApollos s0alIpert"
iollte beIte nit Siilfe elmer Au3abl nidt CUR
Linton" geb6rigen 4rbeitern in Sstrieb ges
Iest perben, allein bis heIte Wtittag iino
feine gta6rtften BON bort eiugelanfen. Seine
peiteren Sirmcn baben ioiueit bic Sfala uu=
tersetdnet. Sr. Sarrett, Yrdfioent Ser
"a.malgamated Association" tuelder ii9
,ur 2eit in %. Qouts befiuoet, lteb beute bon
i'd b5ren. gr tpeuDei III S:. 2onts unb
anbereu peItliden Buhttea bic nau'li6en
&egeln al, Die ii6 in @tnciuh2stt.. 10 ip!rfs
lam ertpieien, unb duBert Die 4nFdt,
bab bic @igentbiimer Der &al,peffe i'm
gSefen in fur;er 3eit ben Sorberungen
ber arbetter nadgeben, iperbeu. 9as
n&pOlO,8alimert" in apoIo, Berli., Iul
iett, tpie beute gia6niittag mttaetbeilt
ipiro, an1 gfittpo6 burd) &nitellung Don
yScabs" IN Betrieb geiebt tporben. - Die
in 9ienften Der Baltimore Ohio : 8abn"
itebenoen Grnbenarbeiter beldloiien beute, 4
Gents pro SuIdlel fir ale mad Dem Often
beftirnten 6oblen 81 forSern. Sic erbtelten
biissssee.. 81 Gents. ma6ten iebod ioeben Die
Gntbefung, aab bic bOi, ibnen probu;irten
8obleu, ipelfe angebltd mad Dem Often be.
ffinlmt iuaren, insgebeim naG bent gYeten
geididt ipurben. SIR beutiger 8eidlus mar
bic Solge oteler @ntbefung Die @lasbiitz
tenbefiter iollen beidloiien baben, bic 6ors
begungen tbrer ausItebenoen 9oblenqrdber
III getuGbren. Sie Strifer werben riorqeu
osi Nc8onalb'S cine RaiIenpericmmlunq
abbaltsn uub Sarauf ein Eager uabe ienen
Srte besieben.
Nilpaufec, 9sisc, 10. Stunt. -
@ahideinlt6 mirb in BEN n66Itcn Eogen
elm @olnpromi6 3miiheu ben Sal;uerfbe=
ftern uno Giienarbeitern su Stanoe foms
men unb man eriuartet, bab ldmmtliGe @al;z
tpcrfe Der llmgegeno in fur;er 3ett mieoer
i'm Setrieb lein tperben.
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9ieip 9iprfcr 0epefhst.

Nsw s9orf, 12. Sinti. - Die Snf.
idn1iebe in Sieniten Der i3meiten uno 3ebn=
ten apenuesY Yferoebab @eleai6aften, fueldje
am lesten Samifnge ausfauber, iine infolge
eines Compromises CT bic arbeit ;uriifge=
tebrt,
= Gin Sauiftatnbf ,wiideh Bennp Greene
aus BrOpiSence unb Sim OiurrdD BON gietp=
yorf fanS beute frib nabe Sort 9amilton
iatt. Dturrap blieb in 81 gdngen Sieger.
: llngefdhr so arbeiter Der Gonnor iden
&ppengicberei, ioipie eiue au3abl 4rbeiter
Der Sppengieberei=geiiber Sanner, 9ittle &
Comp. ftanben bente fir cine 9obnerb6bung
bon 10 Brosent aus.
- Emanuel Wiarr, Elm reifer Sanfier
ans SeraS, itarb heute auf eiuem 8abu,uae
auf Der 6abrt bon Spracule, R.zg., bierher.
- Der 9ampfer nSeruia" BON Der ,Gus
narbs9inie" ranute ii6 gefern in Der untereu
Sai bon Getu.Yorf feff, iuurbe ipdter aber
onr9 bic 6lutb pieoer geboben, uuo fouute
Gbenbs gliidlid ieine @erfte erreiGen.
- Der befannte Sngenieur GraItus SO.
Smitb 1T beute Ibenb in ieiner bieIigen
@Obuuus gr. 42, 9omiuid Strabe, 9e>
Itorteu
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Slutiecr &f Stpifhen einem
Gmierantcu une einen1 Tunz


@ounciG 8tuffs, Sa., -. Suni. -
Nm lettcn Samitag Nben6 traf Elm iunger
SrlGnber, Charles San gtaion nit 9tauen,
BON Nepz Yorf bier elm. Gr beiaB etne '@nIis
granteu. Sabrfarte mad RorfOlf, Rebrasta.
als er pom i3uge abitieg, trat tbm 9. 3,
Cities, ein gmigrautensn Sumner" bes Wfarz
fel & Sd)pab'id)en ntlnionzB Bactftc= 9otels,"
entgegen uno forberte bon Tim ieine Baggage
farte. Maion id6pfte Serbaft uno cerluets
gerte bic &arte, tpesbalb ibm Cities einen
6uBtritt oeriette. Maiou idlus mad Sttles,
unb 0ieier bepaffucte fid NIT etuer @tiens
iiauge, nit bsr ct bem Muiou ben SAdoel
berlette. gtafOn ;o9 ietnen 8epoluer unb
CAB Seuer, tporauf er, bon Slutperluif er=
Id6pft, III 8oben iant. Stiles brad ebens
fails 3uiammen. 9ie 9ugel aus Dtaiou's
8epolper mar linn in ben Ilnterletb gebruns
gen. Gr iiarb balb oaranf, urb Dtaion lie
ferte fth ben 8eh6rbeu aus, purSe ieoo9
beute Worgsn entlaheu, ba er ben &epolper
sum Sduee Der etgeueu 8erion gebral9t
bate. Gcine Serlebung lit lebensgefabrltf.
ST bat geruanbte in RetpsYorf, uub feline
gTaa ba!t ii4 gsgeHparttg bet i9rem Sates
IN ohSSttfinlpqnta, So, ol1T.
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