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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-28
@rants Standardization.

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re 1885 e~rfosaten Sobe b%erausgegebe=
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gart uno hauerbaft eingebunben In
2einea nit reiGem @olobrud. Das
our gsrDenbung fommenbe papier III
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libes Pfadtperf unb tiidt um bilIige
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EBERT rel1 ausgeliattet nit 5tablni1s
yoztraits uno fonftiaen Bilbeln, fomie
Sarten, @hlahten. Ylduen unb Nuto,
erapben in 8aei3mile Na9bilbung.
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ne @sIAiAte Der Ser. Staten mitlpre.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-28

griser 9ros. fnb 5abritan.
ten ben amudia9en aller Mrt uro
prafti * abrma9er, bic ibr @ef6dft
betHeIeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-28

sT Gsrti8e anahge, pie ffe fd6ner
ME rod san Wrtonio gebrGdt Duroen ;
Eben tpie a%naegohen. preiie nieorig.
Bancoaa & @o9u.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-28

Milo, ianit, linOcruO uno 1silenb
1T Or. Cages @atarrb 9temeOp. sur
80 @eutS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25
The Rain Fall in June Covers
More Days Than Ever Before
The Depth Will Also be
Unprecedented.

Mr.. j.. F. Llewellyn, who has
kept strict account of the rain fall
in this city since December, 1877,
reports to the LEDGER to-day that
the rain fall this month is1ikeIy to
beat the record. Up to the Goth of
June, 1891, it has rained IA days
out of the 20 in the month. The
rain storm last night made 8 inches.
This rain fall was only exceeded
on June 9, 1880; from 5:15 to $50
on that day 3 IL inches of rain
fell. The average rain fall for the
months of June since 1877 has
been as follows: From 1877 to
1887 the average fall for June was
4.57; the greatest was in 1885,
which was 6.57; the least was in
1887, 2.O6; in 1883, 6.1O; IN 1889 it
was 4.49; in 1890 it was 3.15;
in 1891, taking into considera-
ton only the first 20 days of
the month, the rain fall is $50. If
it continues to rain at this rate the
rest of the month the record will
be beaten. The storm of Friday
night is reported to have been very
disastrous to the wheat crop.
Other heavy rainfalls were Aug.
5 and 6, 1888, 20 hours, 3.32; May
| % and 20, 1889, u hours, $50;
June s, 1889, IL hours, 2.77.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25
The Soap
that
Cleans
Most
is Ienox.

Written for the LEDGER.
RAIN.
Wilt thou not pause and cease to pour
Thy streaming waters Mexico DER,
And vanish from us . day or more?
You patter and come, drop by drop,
You rush and run but do not stop,
Til the roads are nothing but slop.
The bright sun tries hard to peep out,
But you are always running about,
It'll this earth looks like a water spout.
Only pause and "give us rest"
We think that would be for the best,
And cause joy to fill every breast.
You come at night and you come at
noon.
You even frighten the pensive moon.
So we hope you will leave US soon.
But rain, beautiful, rushing rain,
OF thee we will cease to complain.
But go, so you can come again.
f, e. B.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25
PRlCE'S
u MPoWdeE
Used in Millions Of Homes-4o Years the Standard
The Modern june.

Inc mOttefn OuHos
The following poem was read by
Miss Mollie Houston at the meet
ing of the Pleasant Hour club
with Mrs. s. P. Emmons on
Thursday night.
"What Is so rare as q day in June?n
A famous poet has said.
But then he'd not lived It'll the year
'9I,
So perhaps>he was not off his head.
For June, ,=the June of the long ago,
Was a thing of beauty and song;
But the June of these days, as we all
well know,
Is about six months too long.
We were wont to call June the month
of roses
And pinks and strawber- "rees,"
But now the roses are all washed out,
And the dampness doth make us
sneeze.
For June has got the dampness bad
Far, far worse than we had the
grippe.
She got Mays and April's supply of
fresh rain,
And she pours it down drippety-
drip.
Hogsheads and barrels and gallons
and quarts
And pints and gills of rain,
Not to mention cubic inches and the
metric system,
1t falls to sad refrain.
1t rains at night and 1t rains at morn;
1t rains It'll the noon is gray;
1t checks up at one, but begins at two
And rains the rest of the day.
When 1t rains at night we do not com
plain,
AS we're generally sound asleep;
But then it rains when the morning
/ oCSLlS III thC WCSt W poCps
A peep is all poor old Sol gets,
These drizzly June days;
So he just goes round to Timbuctoo,
And then he sulks and stays.
It rains in quite number of ways;
June likes a variety.
1t may be all right, but it itinterferes
Very much with society.
But this is June, rare, racy and rich
This, the theme for the poets pen
Let us hope we'n ne'er have to write
again,
She is not what she might hav'
been.
The best hand made double har
lness at S25 at G.. Rapsdale & Co.'s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25


THE success OF the l0Wfenceputg
I.&nd aud Mineral Company u
already assured.
within the past eight weeks tSl We
have located college, land . good ono
tool roller process Touring mill stave
and barrel factory (w1eh . pay roll o.
S. 600 per week to start With q piAn-
ing mill and another wood working
establishment.
Seven brick stores are in progress OF
erection on the public square, because
the trade of the town absolutely do
mand them.
We still want q sash, door and blind
factory and there is not another such
place In America for one to succeed IN.
Our splendid oak timber ought 70 en-
courage some entefprising person 70
start furniture factory. Tho marker
Is certain. for the South is developing
so fast.
Many residences are being built,
sverything prsspsrsas, svsryhedy bssy.
Nov is 8 good time to visit Lawrence
burg. You can see the cropa ON the
sroasd and the fruit on the trees. Just
think of it, all this prosperity and we
have not been asked for one dollar of
bonds. The natural advantages OF
I.awrenceburp would make . city Of
n ana Won canact stop it.
m would be a splendid place for .
cigar and tobacco factory, as Law
renee County raises good tobacco.
Farmers write w. r. King, Law
rarcohYIrv Tenn. fs,r Iist of chaan and
rnod farms.
AZ summer Ia coming ON MANY are
Iooking for a suftable resort. combir,-
ing healthfaIness. good water, cool
niehts. good society and quiet with
nerhans = little fishing and bathfnr.)
I.-reneeburr Heirhts. oomprises al
these reo,,irements.
The Lawrsncsburg Heights Company,
has (,l3 beautiful lots ON Shoal Creek,
hioh. mostly covered with lawn trees
and very beautiful, which it proposes
to toms, make into an elegant and exclusive
One hundred Of these lots to ar.. psr.
enasefs, Ior 30 i0I insiuo anu ~ aea
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

THOSE who are voting for Cave
to go to the Holy Land because he
denies the divinity of Christ, we
presume would vote for him twice
if he would deny the divinity OF
the devil
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25
A Good Meeting.

]. A. Potts is home from JEFF.
ferson City, where he attended q
good meeting of the new Board oi
Agriculture, which is one of the
best the State has ever had. Mr..
Potts was reelected President,
Senator Bybee Vice-President,
Levi Chubbuck Secretary, J. G.
Ciarkson Treasurer. A large
amount Of important business was
transacted
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

Mr.. John Doerge showed US his
watch this week, which went
through the storm. There is not
much of it left.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25
Lots of Lawyers.

There are twenty-five lawyers in
Mexico, twenty-five in Marshall, !,
four in Centralia, two in Sturgeon,
one in Ashland, twenty in Colum-
bia. In Columbia there is one
lawyer for every two hundred peo-
pie. Gosh
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

The Racine, Wis, firm, which
made the wagon belonging to T. B.
Ham, which was destroyed by the
tornado, sent him, through James
dsrrett, > new one and pays the
height on the old one to the facto.
y, whore they will keep it as a Gu
riosity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

The Fulton Sun says: CDR. Ian
Rodes and Mise Polly Bryan came
up from the camp yesterday. Miss
Bryan was unfortunate by getting
poisoned by coming in contact
with poison oak and her face is
badly swolien,'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

Geo. Sande-son shot some OF
his hogs this week as he thought
thev had the hvdroohobla.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

John Doerge's family, who were
seriously, injured by the tornado
are fast improving. Miss Gertie
Fletcher is considered to be out OF
danger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

Brit Ringo is back from Quincy,
H., where he made arrangements
to have his patent folding bed
manufactured. We think the bed
one of the best that is made,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

We are informed that the w. III.
Barton property in Northwest
Mexico will not be divided up into
lots and sold at public auction.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

Mr.. Eph. Hughes, of near Wor-
cester, informs US that the storm
Of Friday night and Saturday
morning caused great damage to
the wheat and oat crops.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

Several couples from Mexico
attended the singing at Miss Mamie
Reagan's.5 miles south OF town, Fri.
day evening. A fine time was had
by all the attendants,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

Miss Matte Ellis, one of our
best teachers, closed a most sue
cessful school at Concord Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

Died, in Centralia, June 18th,
1891, of consumption, Sallie R..
wife of J. D. Kistler, aged %
years, 6 months and % days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

]. N. Cross, Secretary of the
Audrain County F. & L. U. In
surance Co., has his Office with
Hopkins & Ricketts,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

DR.. G. R. HALEY writes from
New York City to send his LEDGE
to Ludlow Circus, London, Eng.
care of Thomas Cook & Son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

The salary of the Post Master
in Mexico has been $500 q year.
After the 1st CT July it vii be $1,000
per year. There is more work
done 8. the Mexico Post Office
with the same amount of money
than any where else we know of.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

CHURCH members who do not
even attempt ts pay their debts
should at least stop preaching
their "religion" on the street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

THEHE must be I Wedding il
Audrain every day this mouth, II
the record for marriages Is 10 boat
that Of rains.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

Some of our Mexico people
should. look into the dog law.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

Edward Selbe, this county, has
one of the finest crops of wheat
ever harvested here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

A representative of the Hanni'
bal, Mo-, B. & L. Association is in
Mexico trying to establish a branch
organization.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

II You want, to get a good sub
stantial and get the worth of your
money, buy"Whole Hog Tobacco
or none.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

MA II this city. It ranks
n A with the best mili-
r. tary schools in the
@SE.< .<o>> United States. The
education given young men is thor
ough and complete. The Board Of
trustees are as follows
President, Ex-Gov. C. II. Hardin.
Vice-President, Judge G. B. Mac
farlane.
Treasurer, Major II. A. Ricketts,.
Secretary, Col. A. F. Fleet.
ACADEMIC STAFF.
Col. A. F. Fleet, A. NJ, LII. D.,
superintendent, (graduate Universe
ty Of Virginia, and eleven years
professor of Greek Missouri State
University Latin and Greek.
Major X. G. Matheson, command
ant Of cadets, Is. G. Military Acade-
my, five years commandant Of cadets
at University of Tennessee and Mid
die Ga. Military College,) English
Language and Literature, Military
Science and Tactics.
Captain C. M. Best, Virginia
Military Institute and University OF
Virginia, Latin and Mathematics.
Captain T. Fl. Taliaferro, (Vir-
ginia Military Institute,) Mathe-
matics and Modern Languages.
Captain D. S. Matheson, (Uni.
versity of South Carolina,) English
Language and Literature.
Mrs. C. M. Best, elocution.
Professor w. M. Treloar, piano,
organ, chorus training.
Professor Ell. Schumacher, violin.
DR.. G. R. HALEY, attending
physician.
| Additional instructors will be pro-
vided as the exigencies Of the school
may demand.
BATTALION ORGANIZATION.
| Commandant, Major Kenneth G
| Matheson.
| w. Fl. Dulany, First Lieut.. and
Adjutant.
| r. K. Jacks, First Lieut.. and
| Quartermaster.
| r. Clay, Sergeant Major.
FL. G.. Tureman, Quartermaster.
Sergeant.
| COMPANY A.
| A. Boeckler, Captain !; R. K
Jacks, First Lieut.. F. II. Powers
First Serg't. ; J. f. Roach, Ser.
| geant A. w. Ellerbe, Sergeant ; r
P. Asheom, Corporal T. Kunkel
i Corporal.
COMPANY B.
/ w. F. Bolts, Captain L. Leon
ard, First Lieut.. B. r. Naylor
First Serg't. M. B. Yeaman, Serg't
H. G. Lamb, Serg't; R. Rothwell
Corporal z. V. Cole, Corporal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

Fred Hagerdon and A. Stratte-
never claim to have corn waist
high,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

"Whole Hog or None" is the
motto of tobacco chewers, when
they once try the "Whole Hog
Tobacco
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

S, P. Emmons sold some Short
horn bulls at ruinously low prices
Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

Mrs. Winslow and daughter are
here from st. Louis on a visit to
friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

Rev. McMurrey, pastor Of the
Macon City Southern Methodist
Church, recently delivered q SER
mon on ''ex-Treasurer Noland's
Case, (which caused Chas. Noland,
brother of the ex-Treasurer, to
take the reverned gentleman TO
task quite severely through the
columns of tho Macon Times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

"Eureka"-Ben. Griggs has in
vented perpetual motion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

L. Phillip & Son have half page
advertisement in the Auxvasse
Reriet1.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

Why 10 it they all say "Whole
Hog or None" after they have
tried it7 Because il is the best to-
bacco for the price in the market,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

Butler Guthrie will be home
from Europe about July 1st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

The best hand made track har.
ness at $18 and 500 at G. Rags.
dale & Co.'S.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

Several horses a. Rush Hill have
died of something which appears
to be like hydrophobia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

The best hand made cart harness
at C. Ragsdale & Co.'S.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

e Jon want TO borrow mouey ON
- security oAll on Lakenan q
!. : = dkw q,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

Mrs. E. s. Frost is visiting in
McGredie.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25
Assignee's Notice.

Notice is hereby given to the
creditors, or other persons having
claims allowed against the estate
of R. 8. Turner, assigned, that l
will, on Tuesday, June %, 1891,
make application to the Circuit
Court of Audrain county, Missouri,
for q discharge from my trust as
assignee of siid estate.
JESSE F. ROBERTSON,
ids Assignee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25
FINE FACULTY.

The Missouri Military Academy
to the Front.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25
RECORD BEATEN.

The best hand made double har-
ness at $25 at G. Ragsdale & Co.'S.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

,OU can find no bet
ter institution in
|the country any.
where in which to
place your sons
than the FleetMili-
tary Academy Of
this city. 1t ranks
with the best mill
tary schools in the
United States. The
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-06-25

The best spring seat saddle at
G. Ragsdale & Co.'S.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-01

als i'm @stuibl ber Gitpjeilen. tueldes
mid INNER an eius@iener8 8olfsidn9era
@radbluus 9emnbHt, bon tpel6er Elm
8ru4tbeil unsefdbr fOlgenbsrmabeu
ldutete:
rDas 9rdnseu in Der &dmmeritraBeu
mar Iebr unbequem.
gs bat a 6err a @ati1en tria9t uno
tuaB gar nit, BON tueml"
Gbeeieben uon Der eiui9en G1berungSs
sefabr unb Der 9ootI6tassn5sii9
bur9 i'm Sturm uor6eigetrnsenen,
i6aritnntisen &iiten uno 8nlten, ar,
beiten bort bic Ridpodets unb nn5ere
9angfinser am un9eIt0rteIten, Muo i'd
mar Iu9enjeuse. iuie elmer Dame,
tueIde einem blinoen 8ettler etpns
ibeHfen fppllte, bon einem elegant ees
tleibeten Sauner senlitblid bic oo(ls
Sbrie aus Der Sano eenommen ipuroe,
toorauf er ltrafs uuter Der MaIie Der
anberen Gentlemen nit Iaugi95iiigen
Rbfen uno Gplinoer6iiten neri6wano.
gSel6er ipar's nun?
Su 2onoOn 1T man imner elm tpenig
,in @ottes Sanb~, oenn es bat Idpn
auf ben belebteiten Sldsen am belleu
Ea9e Moroe unO NorOuerIu9e nit uus
sntbedt eebliebeuen T9dtern gesebert.
Jn ben SeitenItraBen aber geben
ginem rueui9itens feine anoeren Rioer
iiber bic SSiiBe nls bic, ipel6e bic
idmubitdrreHOen Ransen idta9en, fpo-
raul ie nn9 3i9eunerart eineu Bennp
uerlangen Die tleinen Wdgolein bies
ten r8lumen~ an, bon tueldem 6nnoel
man ndtiirlid nur bic 5dlfte abi9lieBt,
inbem mdn ben 8ennp sibt. Dtit gro
bem 9riumpbseidrei ftiirmt bieie Der,
mabrlofe Saseub bnnn Suin ndditen
Buboingbdfer, sefulgt BON bem Sufries
benen 8lide Der por ben 6austbiiren
fauern6en an Saut uno &1eib pergilbs
ten MatrOue Sn Sebn Sabren pirb
Der eSunee uiellei6t EN- MeTer fiibren
unO Sus Mdb9en tuubrideinlib ju ben
Serloreneu seB0reu. g4er fann oas
inbernI
&Gs fir ein Soudjen. nit 9rebs
orseltlaug uutermtibt, t6ut nou ienem
8lase Der, Der iid nit srellem SadeIs
li6te uoN Der Ounfeibeit Der umgebura
nbbe6t. Gin altes S9aufelseriIt 1T
bort erri1tet, in beIIen fIiegenben Se5rs
ben ii9 SOttise Sunsfrouen, bic tags.
ilber in Subriten seurbeitet baben, bis
gum lleberorebeu nufIhmin9en, bis Der
8roprietor, sum 9eiden, baB bic 3eit
perItriheu, eineH S5alfeu unterle9t, Der
ibnen fat bis anphem aus ben Sbie-
uen bringt Inter fnnnibaliidem
5reuoen9etreiib iteiet efn frtiber Eur
nus elm, ndbreuS bas @erfel sinen
@igue frdhJt. Die arrSeren 5unar=
tenoen 8Orltuotfrduleiu ftampfen bieIen
Nationaltanj in benz tGt5igen aebms
boben, auf pslbem iie' oft ausglejten
uno biufulleH; t5Obei 5lRa Gnuoinm
Der 9uIdauer bemertt foiro, baB iie
nuBer bem nnpermeiofideu ~6ut",
bem fein y9einlItierer" mebr Bead,
tuHg ibenten iuiirbe, uuS au6er bem
alten lau9en Wtnntel ni6ts mebr an.
baben, fuie aud, bu6 Siele iuu9en
Damen ii6-nidt MIR nidt bas @eidt,
IOnbern aud bic 8ene ni9t ipni6sn.
Sbnmd1tises Beginner, eine @e,
nernlnniidt BON 2pubpn 5n 5eibnen.
9a beiBt es St6Be pUn Gti5Senbii9erH
Dorbereiten, Su @irSelbilberu fir elm
9anaioenalbum.
S,ofef SiffUfr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-01

er cine 3eraiIe, bon bieier aus fro6 Ct
an ben 5eniterbriiStungen entlnns bis
3u benz Dffenen 5eniter, oas in ieiu 9imi.
mer fibrte unb feste ii6 raid 5u 8ett.
BaroneIIe 5lpra mar unteroeHen ebert
falls auf unipesen beimwdrts segau.
gen, iie langte NIT ben Subenoen jiem.
lid 81 sleider 9eit am SOtel an uno
seigte f9 iibsr ben saajen 8or9nng iebr
erItaunt. Sener Serr, Der bas 8im.
mer bes &oniettioudrs oeri9loiien bate,
mar binaufseeitt, nm bas 8tmmer
ipieber su 6ffnen, bod, tper beidreibt
ieinen Sdred, als er ben &Onfettiondr
bereits ihlafenb i'm Bette fano. @ie
iener in bas 9inmer selanst mar, bas
bat bic Gii6seielIi6ait beute nod nidt
erfabren, 6enn Der Selo bieIes @e.
i1idtbens lit bereits ipieoer in Berlin
uno trifft 8prbereitunsen, bic 8nro-
nefie, bic oieie Ta9e aus 9bal fommt,
wiir6is 5i empfausen. Sn u6t Ea9en
ioll al bic 9iidseielidlit nad 9bul
elm 3elesramm abgeben, in tpel9sm iid
&Onfeftiondr t. uno SaroneIe 5lura
als Serlobte empfeblen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-01
SbaIeefdbt@tctt.

ggie cine SbblIe liest i'm anmutbisen
3barin9erlano Der tleine 2uftturort
96al; BON 8ubla aus, slei6 beriibmt
bura feline 2anbsraIeuI9mieoe, Mteers
i9aum' Manufactur uno ieln bii9els
rei9es 9Iaiter, selaust man na9 tur'
ser @a9entuur BON Der @egeuo Der
@artburg in oas lisbli6e 9bal. @s
1T geniIiermaBeu biitoriiger 8oben,
ouf benz man ii9 bier betuest, oenn bie'
ies Sled9en @rbe, iuel6es nit ieinen
iOtetten &eijen su tuObliser Sontmers
rube einlaoet, iit einseldlOiien BON ieusn
IagenumpObenen Bergen, bic in Der
Sannbduier9ei6idte cine &oue Ipielen.
Sm g8eIten Die renUpirte 8artbur9 uno
Der SnIelsberg, iiiblt9 Der 0teiienf ftein
unb bic S9arfenburs, 6i.lid Die S6rs
Ielberse. Oait ppllem 8eritdnoniB fir
bic Sasen, bic iib an Die 9esteren
tniipfen, bat eiu freunbll6er @irtb Die
BON ibm in 3bal 9ei9afenen beiben
Sptels Gannbduier uno @liiabetb se'
naunt. 9rei tleine @ei9i9ten, bic ii9
unldn9It in 9bal abseIpielt, uno oereu
Seloen 5psi 8erliner uno diuei 8er'
Iinerinnen iino, iprs6en oafiir, oaB
Ibun man9er minneeiiriser 8ilser bier
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