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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-04-28

From the Baltimore Chronicle.

From the Baltimore Chronicle.
sng OF the American GIN
Our hearts arc with our native land,
Our song is for her glory;
Her warriors wreath is in our hand
Our lips breathe out her story.
Her lofty hills and valleys green
Are smiling bright before us;
And like a rainbow sign is seen
Her proud flag waving DER us.
\ And there are smiles upon our lips
Y For those who meet their foemcn,
For glory's star knows no eclipse
When smiled upon by woman.
For those who brave the mighty deep,
And scorn and threat of danger,
We've spiIcs to cheer--snd teas to weep
For every ocean ranger.
Dur hearts are with ou- native land,
Our sons is for her freedom;
'.H bnyt arc,fof lie gnl,ant,bahd
WIN Akcs ahe'c hong. 'lIlcad 'cmS !
We loyeHe taintless air we breathe,
ISs fslom's endless power,
Ven tJie for him fadeless wreath
Who SONS a yrant..s power.
They teHof Frances beauties rare,
OF" tly's" proud daughters;
A,OfScoilh bids asscs -England's fair,
And hymphs of shannon's waters;
Wt hkd not all their boosted charms,
lt9pgh lords above them hover;
Our aly lies in Freedoms arms
A Aeeman for lover.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-04-28
LEGAL DEXTERTTY.

The anecdote now going the rounds,of the
press, from London paper, of General
Wiron's advice 10 die + en- hmsn, who
complained that an Enelishman knackad
i'm down whenever he attempted to rise
-'My friend, when am Engishman knocks
Won down, never do you ect up until h. has
gone away reminds me of story of
Sergeant Davy, The. Sergeant having
abused a witness. as sergeants will abuse
Witnesses, was on the following morning,
whilst in, bee. Uniformed that a gentleman
wished to speak 10 HIM; the sergeant
concluded that it was a client. desired that
he might be shown up: the visiter, stating
his name reminded the sergeant of the abuse
which he had heaped on him on The
preceding day. protesting that he could not
pul up, with the impuialions, and must have
immediate satisfaction, or he should resort
70 personal chastsement On this the
sergeant, raising himself No sail. But YOU
won't attack me surely, Y hIe I'm in bed,
will youn'C tainly not said the aggreved
party; should never think of attacking
man in bed "Phrn Ill be shot said the
s rgeant, he laid himselfdown, wrapping
the clothes around hin, If Get out OF he'd
while YOU are in th,s own. n.'-London
Magazine.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-04-28


Pmcicalilily OF W,rning iron Gom the
raw material with anthracite coal, has long
been considered desideratum, especially
FIR Pennsylvania, country abounding a
hove all others, in the articles Of iron ore
and anthracite coal. We ale grafed TO
learn that Mr.. Isalc C., Briant of the North
ern Liberties, Philadelphia, has successful
" effected the object at Manayunk. The
gentlemen, concerned with him, are, we
understand, perfectly satisfied with the suc-
cess of the experiments which have been
made. Iron of a superior quality has been
produced with very small consumption Of
fuel. MIR. Briant is of opinion thit il will
not require more than one pound o. coal TO
make one pound OF pig iron, heing less than
one half the quantity Of coke, from the biz
uminous coal, which has heen usually en-.
ployed for the same purpose. MIR. Brlant
formed his plan, aud mentioned it, before
any account was published of the experi'
menls made by Mr.. Crane in Wales.
timer. Daily .Adv.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-04-28
Frh tho Boston Transcript.
TEII LAST POTATOE.

IHl thu Doeten ianecIlpls
THI LAST POTAToE.
'Tis my ltst, Iastpotatoe,
Yet boldlyEI stand
With the almnesSof Cato,
My fork my hand
Nd one in TIE basket
Mist you alsdgol
(With sorrowq ask it,)
sl%ll peel ye or mol
Icould relish cold one,
I'm hungry find
Won may 20 to the Old opel
we madd MP my mind.
BY Heavens! to dash ye
At.once to the ground,
Seems cruql; I'll mash ye!
Perhaps-Se're unsound!
Id + make an incision,
(Il Ilere's no need to peel ye,)
l." iOl III INC NiHlon,
ToI Ildse if ye'ere mealy.
How wholesome! how turfy
itsthells through the mist!
GOOD bye, my sweet Murphy
ph, who could resist
rfm blost Eden,
Totaf had been
OF uts the forbidden,
Win should have sin.--
~ For in his senses,
IN Would long he in doubt,
" Twiyi Earth and potatoes,
~ Or Eden without
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-04-28

rel and selrsulliciency generally proceed
{ 2 rience of the world and ignorance of
4 ths lately fought at Baltimore between
2 lieA Weapon, fists and finger nails--cause,
,,1 spd in debate by one Of them respecting
d, oMerF an--conaequence, each OF them was so
Il ltthsdt { the folks did pot know which was
q asg.P
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25

a.s T. + C. agrees w.,h mc. ana thereby gives a
Ee'aas band tagPss, himself
Fac Gc, IS that we bo.auy 90 attain thc same
g.,eei b4j could uot clnscu, 90 agree olis de-
iuealns, as his premises were false. Niy purc-
pie reason tor u5tcia. ltwas OWING g. 4.s having
came tslm t.end ot Bank reform and cue
Roe, vh' tl, bid recently the opportunity oi w-
les;Igauu- Bank matters, and the sail Sred.s'
caea4i1-C ot recent conversation with ihe st-
e5s8 Nick Bidi'e, TO be found somewhere ~ the
r5E,on ot Brandon, these ifsighiy considerations
beng generally known were calculated the
more to m,scad.-lu handling the Theory touch
ed L + c oa tAs rst-. which to-he-sure Is moi so
agreeable 10 Jehuiant tn poh'ieoi economy,
hence the tenor OF hts reply; he certainly cannot
now object to receive Rowland for hs OH
ycr." T.. l..
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25
BY Alexander G. M'Nutt.

GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
10 The Sheriff Of LOendes County--Greeting :
"HEREAS, have received information
W that vacancy has occurred in the office
Of State Treasurer by the death of the Honorable
James Philips, do, therefore, issue this writ au-
thorzing and requiring you TO hold an election in
your county, on Monday and Tuesday, 2?d and
esd October next to I'll said vacancy; and do,
moreover, enjoin you to conduct the same, in all
respects, conformably 10 law, and make due return
thereof to the Secretary of State.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the great seal of State to be al
fixed at Jackson, this 10th day of August, A. ID.
1888, and Of the sovereignty of the State Of Mis-
sissipp, the 2lst. A.G N'NDTT
BY the Governor:
BARRT w. Benson, Se'y State.
In pursuance Of the above writ, shall proceed to
hold an election AZ The different Precincts in the
county of Lowndes, on the 22d and 23d days Of
October next, couioTmably to law.
J. W. BYRN, Sh'f
Angus, 25, 1893 GU
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25

21,sIi Prtc, amounting Ia S9li510
Pacha1cs of 3 whole Tickets fr Slg5 must
draw 800, and uly draw the iany Capas, which
arc S57 O00
Certificate of Packages S1I.
Packages ol Halves and Quarters, IN proportion.
ur5-TlCKETS $4,000 Halves $3.50 Quarters
Sl.2j for sale at the Agents Office, two doors be-
low Jones Hotel and at Boss s Raws Exchange,
on Main street. Coluuhus
THIS Lottery draws every Saturday at some one
of the principal towns in Mississippi
[gj-AI orders from distance, postage paid)
will be promptly attended BY
G. WARREN, Agent
Agust % 1ul Columbus, Nj.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25
For SALE OR RENE.

,sstE.2a& THE sntscrbcr offers lur sak ~ rent,
%s4fR bis valuable plantation. consisting oi one
cS9sssya section, upon which is gin-lousc
-.s.l...-. hofse-mjI, black smiths shop and tools
Gne Stables, cribs, and all the necessary out bull
dings and two iinc running springs There isahout
four thousand bushels Of corn and large quantity
OF oats on the premises ] viii dispose Of all toe
household furniture stock and farming utensils, OF
which there IS q large supply, ST. valuable ne
gr0es will be sold wtb tie plantation. The pay
mcnt8 wiI be ono third in hand, the balance in one
aud two years, secured by deed of trust on the pro-
pery. i. JOSE
August H. 1888 -G~1m.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25
Sheriff Sale.

EgY virtue Of two executions that issued from
~ the Circuit court of Lowndes county, and
to me directed, proceed to sell for cash at the
court house door in the town Of Columbus, on Mon
day the seventeenth day of September next, all tic
right, title, claim and interest that David Oyerton
has or had N and to the following described lot Of
ground in the year 1887, known and designated in
the plan Of the town of Colbert as the east half Of
lot number six in block number eight, and AZ The
improvements thereon, which was this day shown
to me BY said Overon as his property. Levied on at
the instance Of Samuel Garland and John NJ. Nor
gan vs. said Oyerton. Sale within the hours pres
crloed BY law; this l4th day OF August, 1883.
JOHN w. BYRN,
Sheriff of Lowndes county.
CTS PRS fee, 80 90.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25

FENllE subscriber continues 10 entertain the
A travelling community At his oil stand, aud
pcd res himself to use every cXcrton 10 give gamer
al >. li,'aedou 10 those who may call upon him. Ils
stables are, and will always be- furnished with an
abundance Of corn and proyender Of the very best
and hs table aGl bar supplied win every variety
the county affords. Duyers will be supplied with
corn at fIig cent. pof bHShel Movcr can get meal,
&c. +. JOSE m'les West OF
sarkyiliP, Mi
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25
valuable Tavern stand AMI Resi-
dcncc ut Auction.

FEEIlE subscriber being about to remove, Will
-M sell at Auction, on THURSDAY, the
nth DAY or OCTOBER NEXT, at II o'eloc t.,
on the premises, II not previously disposed of Of
private sale, that valuable tract Of Land and I'M
progemcats whcrcon he nov lives, seven niles north
Of Cllumbag on the Military road together with
Ilous.coM and Kitchen furnnure Stock Of hogs,
cows; corn, fodder oats and farming utensils As
dedication Is On the Frealcat thorOu@tare IN the
whole southern country, and having thereon wei
and spring Of the pufest water, near one Of the
most liourshiog towns N the State Of Mississippi,
with good dwelling house and al necessary out
holdings it sparculaIly valuable as a
TAY YERN AND.
This tract contains $50 acres about ono half Of
which is under high state Of cultivation, aud pro-
daces well: Also one other tract, being The south
vast quarter Of the north cast quarter OF section 81
township sixteen south Of range seventeen west,
containing 40 l0-io0 acres. Any person wishing
TO purchase at private safe, can earn he price ~
masking application to the subscriber On the premi-
sos Or 70 the AUctonoem IN Columbus IltIc IN
dieputabte.
Terms fhrourhout--IIslf cash. ard tic balance
on 2 credit Of 10 months, With ben on lbe premi-
or the Real Estate and approved endorsed
notes FOR chaticl property.
NEWTON r. WRIGHT.
+. Il DBAFg, g. Go. Aucnonecrs.
Columbus Aug. Ith, ls5s.--5 6w
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25
State of Mississippi, Lowndcs CITY
Probate Court, August Term, 1898.

ProbdIe Court, .Hugu'l TeIm, 1898.
4 n pursuance 70 an order issued at lha June
d term Of this Court, 1898. there will be sold
on the 18th ol September next, at public sale and
three equal annual payments, the purchaser giving
noie and approved security. tie following t1act Of
land to wit north east quarter Of section thirty six
township number seventeen range number nine
teen west, the property Of Thomas Kewen, minor
heir OF Edward Kewen deceased; the sale 10 lake
place at the court house IN the town Of Columbus
IN the hours prescribed by law.-Ai,endance bv
Robert Dowdie guardian Of said heir. TIE above
aal Liable lor Tie fla, payment Of lie purchase mo-
ney. Test WIN 2. FULLER
August !, 1888 90 Clerk pro. tenn.
TPrnte-'s fee 50 90
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25
GREAT TuOROIIGuFARE.

WSy-BuI PROM FLoRrNcE To Tuscumba
miles, 10 HIDES miles, to Nance's ii miles, Russell
vile | mile to Mornans 10 miles, to Fitzgerald d
,9 mites, tD Bradley On the turnpike 4 mics, 70
lIigg's - ;2lcs, "a Quincy g miles, TO Athens
mics, to Aberdeen a.ses, to jose, 30 miles, 10
French Camps 50 miles, 10 Koaci'sNo mics 10
jackson 90 niles. From Koscjusko 70 lNaE 'Nes'cr
on The Yazooriycr 60 niles from Jo8es to Gree
borough 80 miles, TO Clrrolilou 80 miles.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25
Notice to Brlck Manufacturers.
Uairmon &. Ledrncds neieiy inrenisd Brick
Machine,

VENlIE subscribers now offer 10 dispose Of Ma
n chimes and nights for any portion Of The
Hnjlel States (NlIssssipp aud Alabama excepied)
TO suit purchasers. The Machine las been put in
successful operation in this place by Mr.. Thos b.
Raudlr, ulo purchaser Of tue right or the State Of
Mississippi, and may be seen in operation at all
times by those wishing TO witness It's performance.
Its principle advantages over ali other machines now
10 use, consists in ht simplicity and strength Of its
structure and the raplduy it tempcrs the clay and
moukls The brick, soulding from 60 to so per min
ute, with the aid Of two horses four men, and suf-
icient nNniher Of boys to bare off the brck.--Fov
huther Information apply to Stephen Waterman
Charleston South Caroline or TO the subscriber who
viii remain for Nv DAYS IN this Place.
CHARLES LEARNED.
Columbus, Aug. ,s, is3s-6-u
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25
Rnht. R. WcIIs.

A TTORNEl and Counsellor at Inv, Lou.
& "a isyllc, Winston county Mi attends the
Courts in the Counties o. Winston, Lownics Noy-
uhcc, kemper, Ncshoba Leakc aad Okubbceha. F.
Buapess puncualy attended TO.
Aug. II, 1888, 5t3
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25

- We have several communications on hand,
- shall Be attended 70; we vii soon complete
I'D publication OF he United States laws when our
-,,1- shall have a greater variety OF miscellaneous
-,-lsnF
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25
Notice.

UIO those who may be interested ia any Re
q sera,ions urdvr the seven! ARTICLES Of the
Cbacia,v treaty. tnaas a, Dancing Rabbit Creck9
which have moi been located, ss well as those that
are acaSd thar ia future an ali caSls touching their
a'er,s, under such Treaty, ,hcv Wi niSAe ap.
Rl-saan q the Commissioner OF Indian AnaitS az
NasMucton Cty the ohce ct Locating Agent
having, ceased irom tAjs day, ith Auglst iSSs.
Aut. a5-7-3e GEO. " MARTIN.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25
Bricks, Bricks, Bricks.

WH1ATERNAN & LEARNED's ueply in.
w rlated Biica .nochine.-- lIayng pur-
chased the right for the State Of Mississippi, now
oier 10 dispose atrights by counties or single rights
TO suit purchasers. Those interested In the m5nu-
Iscure Of bricks, are rqucsted to call and see the OPP
Grafton AMI Judge for themselves The Machine
may be seen in successful operation in this place,
at Mr.. Walhces brickyard.
The principal advantages tbs machhe mas over
all others now IN use, consists IN the simplicity and
strength Of It's structure, and The rapidity il tenn
pars The clay and moulds the brick making from 60
10 50 per minute, with the aid Of two horses or
mules. four men and sufficient number Of boys
- bear oil the bricks
THO. d. RANDLE.
Columbus Aug. II, lS3s-5-ti.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25
State Of Mississippi, Lowndos CITY

Thomas J. Brownrigg,
22s7 Ds. Attachment $500 90
George T. williamson
NOTICE is hereby given that the above at
~ tachmeni was issued at the suit Of The said
plaintiff agadst the SAID defendant as an absconding
debtor Tor the sum aforesaid and has been returned
10 this Office duly executed, and is now pending and
undetermined in the Circuit court Of Lowudes coul-
ty State Of Mississippi; and that unless The said
defendant sfall appear on or before the second
Monday Of October next, beng the first day Of the
Circuit court for the county aforesaid, give special
bail and plead, Judgment viii be entered against him,
and the properly attached will be sold TO satisfy the
plaintiffs demands.
Wi.aess lie ciefk ol lie said Circuit court Tic
p day Of August, 1888,
OVID P. BROWN, Cetk.
ia fPr. fec 81 SOL
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25

e. A new way 90 pay old debts
OREAT LUCK AT WABRENS OF
N FICE. 3CAPITALHRiZES SOLDA
Dra-a .Ngu,bus cf Glass .N',. &.
81 s5 IS n Z. i5 81 Is SIS p
Ticket 4 SIS, s. a Prl.e Of 800 do.ar5 S, p, =
a n-.ts CISCO dollars. 4, 81. s. Prize 81 500 DOT
lars. a,, sod by &. Warren, Agent ior the managers
At Columbus. WHO'S now ready % help alt ccnte-
men Diu tigdf places with the rrady cash, whenev-
e. il-y prtscut their prizes. Aug. - ~
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25

high Of q copper color and shutters or sammers
when to Gng, and says he belongs to one ArthuF
Nasty of YazQo county, Mi. the owner is request
Cd 10 come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take said Hegro away, or be viii be dealt with
rs The law directs.
LAABEY MCDANIEL, JaiIor
oi Winston county.
August IS, lsss-6-3w fPrintes's fee "a 90
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25

Sanford b. Allen,
2274 Is. Attachment S221 81
LittIfton NJ. Smith.
NOTICE is hereby given that tho above at
4 y tachment was issued at the suIt of the said
plaintiff against tie said defendant as an abscondng
debtor for the sum aforesaid, and has been returned
TO this Office duly executed, anI Is now pending and
undetermined 10 the Circuit Court Of Lo9n4es coun.
", s'sie Of Mississippi and that unless The said
defendant shall appear on or before the second Non
day of October next being the first day Of the Cir
cut court for the county Aforesaid, give special bail
and plead, Judgment win be entered against him.
and The property attached will be sod to satisfy lhe
plaintiffs demands
Witness the Clerk Of the said Circuit court the
.2i day Of August 1885.
OVID p. BROWN, Clerk.
ia fPr fec 81 80.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25
state OF Mississippi. Lowndes C,ty

Circuit Coari, Special Term, 1898.
FEtLow Rtrb, & Co.
223s Is. Attachment, 81. 96
HLsaY NEWELL,
TENlIIS day came the plaintiffs by their Anor-
Il noy, aud on his motion it is ordered By the
Court that publication be made in the Columbus
Democrat notifying tic defendant Of TIE pculency
Of this suit, and that unless he appear Or before
the first day of tie next term Of thi, court, give
special bail and plead, Judgment viii be entered
against him. and the property attached wjll be sold
70 safely the Plaintiffs demand
do hereby certify that the above is true OK
traellrom the minutes Of our sad Court
OVID 2. BROWN, Clerk.
August %. l5}8-7tG Printers fee $40 SOL
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25
taEA

plED-ln tins cIly, ot congtstive fever ol' ihc
l'th instant, SNUEr C,tpwGLI, Formerly o. hco-
lucky aged about 10. Though ,u a ldni OF >lua.
gers, he received al those k.uI attentions which
sao'ba the anguish of the dying hour
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25
GREAT SPECULATION.
trS2O.OOO for sj!!,Cl
Grand Lodge Lottery.

[AuhorEcl by an Act of the Legislature
CLASS No, :, FOR 1858.
To bc drawn the Cemt-Iouse IN Columbus, Nj
ON SyptemUe. /, 1855, at & O'Clock 7. NJ
- .Nmbss--l2 Drd,cn Ballots
i 9. WApnrlr, Mamg,r
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25

r-7- Judge Trotier on his return from Washing
,sp uas complimcnt.d by an invitation from his old
l,nls and neiehbors to partake of public dinner,
which. however, he declined. The correspondence
y,l be given in our next.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25
FALL NEE TIN G
(On 18Th October uert.l
Notice.
t.N'ear Columbus, MI
MATCH

NOticc. .4.
R< COMMITTED to the jail Of VIM
40 ston couriy, by James Phagan, ps-
sFH tice OF the peace Of said county ne
HI gro nlan who says his name is JOHN,
p between the age Of twenty and twen.
- iR-fyr Years oil five fei Ten itchcr
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25

.E7- The Bank commissioners closed their nves-
tgations at this place on Thursday and left town
the same evening: we understand they viii com
nence their hbers in the noHh part Of the state so
soon as they "write up the materials they have
already gathered.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25

We give the entire report OF the State eommis-
,,s-s relative to the condition Of the Brandon Bank,
tbe so.vency Of which can no longer be questioned ;
~ Sinnle copies OF the Democrat containing the
r,,,, can be obtained at this office: Price a5 cts:
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-25

Grand Lodge Lottcry.--It will be seen the
advertisement of Mr. Warren, Agent for the
Grand Lodge Lottery at this place, that scheme
will be drawn here on Saturday, the lst of Sep
tembcr next 1t will be a novel sight to many of
our citizens.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-26
SSiebftgc 1botfacbem.

Die Srd9e BON 9ted)t eutfhiebcn.
Cic Committee, meldDe eurdl ben pennGTls
oaniiHen Sendt ernanut mar, nm bas Nedt
Der @r,pdblun9 bes SHrn. SSauua Al einem
SiB in Sendt al unterfutben, bat bereits
btulin9lhe Selpciic in Sodnosn, um III seis
gen, baB Die 2cfo SOTO 9fid)ter, init pelten
Scfo Scfcs BON pbtlaeclpbia @auntD, Die auf
Sise 9lnprlldb MAIDEN ipmpb i'm Senat als
NouS Der Geprdleutanteu, cine auS9emad)te
otldlti9fett = cine ernteori9te 9ufld)neiberei
unb eltge iet. Die6 1T eurdb ccbn 8. Op@as
ben, oen ocrnebmiten 1beilncbmer an oisIer
Wpbs9lfdre, uno Der leiteube 9icbelle 0cgen
unIere Staate9eiee9rbuug beipieIen ncrotn.
0ieler Wtann beltdti9te am lceten Sani>
lta9e Dor Der llnterflldun96s COMMITTEE bes
Senate, burdh an i'm 9eridtete 5ireusfra0en,
oas Der Sericbt, ipeld)er brrd) bic Qpfc Tpfc
Hlhter unterid)rieben uno nah bcs Staatss
lefretdr6 9Imteftube 9elanet ipurbe = burCb
bn in Der Yplt . Sffise su pbilas
eeIpbta am M 0 II ta9e nad) Der 9Sabl
ausgemaft fpprben iet, unb nidIt i'm Staats
haule am Sreita9e, fpie bas 9eIet, 3eit une
Srt beitinlmt. Oas Der Seridt INTER
ob ie c II ipurbe III Der ppitsSffi,e pcli
bios hreiocr Geturn 9iihter lno bd6 bic
aneern0iid1tcr al Iclhcn pldscn uutcrftries
ben, 100 man iIe erpiiten ftnute; bas bic
HeturmHtdbter fb i'm StaatbGule am Nreis
ta9e na6 Der 9Sabl periammleten, pbue oas
ile einen Ieturn ausgemadt bdtteu, in Sol
Sc einer Streiti9feit, fir INNER auftradjen.
LIMB bde feline anbere Seriammlllnq mebr
nabberg gehalten puree. Dieles 3euquis eli
mes 600 Scfo lprid,t bon I'D, elber unb
beearf Einer @rlduterln9. SIS sei9t, pas ibr
gSablbGidt ppourd lIe auf ibre Siee 9lns
lprud, tiaten, falld, un9ulti9, uu9elcsmdfs
ll9 mb oaber oer,perlih iei
W2'@lbeu fadte ferncr aus, bae CIR Iein
glmt in Der pcit an pemielben Gage niecers
le9te, llst el6 9Ieturn,Scbrciber su biruen
eaB er ieine Ser6derun9en nod nictt ,uriifs
9encmnlen, baB or INNER nod, lenen Sicnit
perfebe mi irinc Ser9ilti9un9cn empfanae
Sp enpiste bic gauge 1ofo Scfo pple bon
pblaccpbid @alntD III Ounif Ie lIno pcu
eInem SiB iitSNauie aus9eldlrfen. 0ie pes
mofratiidcu 9Iiecer llno rehtmdeiser gGcis
ie eripdblt.
9Sir fra9dt unicrc Wittir9er int @rnlt |
wae iIe pcn rlhen Wenltbeu halten, oenen
weeer Gtrc, yelebe ncd gSabrbeit bella 1T, |
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