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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-04
LATER FROM TEXAS



ne Steam packet Columbia. arrived at New Or
'e"hs on lie 18th, from Galveston {TexssA VIM IA
place she ltft on the 18th instant.
'"e news OF most interest relates to the loss oflhe
s,es'"ooai Cuba, during storm, upon the lar nj
pay some hostile movements are thus
s"uoeu 10 by the Redlander, a new paper:-
n an express has arrived IN this place from Mai
D. =. Waiefs. containing The upnle,s,,, mo H.
1' 'neeherokee Indians have embodied me-, The
.,"p'e' IN A1cosdoehes county, and are determined
70 ""1e war upon any troops that may aitempt. IN
.Io'u"nee M the orders oflhe Secretary Of Wa,
Ja"' " 'ot' at that place. 4 pressing call is
'aue upon our citizens by Major Waters f,, i,n,nc
d'aie AID TO carry into effect iGiS order in uhah ~
"p' hght with the indians - IneyiIable W.
u, mat the patriotic Redanie,s viii ,esno,1 IN
ca' With that Characteristic ptomp,uess ,hicb
.i.' marked Their course when nccessitx and
's T country required"
The steam shin Cnl,a u,s r,s .,,
o'r"seson bay on the 18Th INST. Wv wv
rom The New Orleans Louislani,n we lc,rn Ill.,.
'so was almost entirely thrown overheard IN -,
ger 10 tighten the vessel but uiihou, success IT..
Passengers, loo ~ number escaped with the loss nj
80" ehee's' IL was expected the vessel wopl,
3" 10 pieces on the breakers. II apnca,s liza, H.,
captain attempted to run IN without a p,Io .t,l, =
ne was unaequainted with the channel o., -
son having renquislled the command of the cnh,
ms was The FIRST trip ofthc captain. Weave in
'"'mea mat alter the boat grounded. Gale cam,
passengers. w
-. The Cuba was purchased some time ago h
Messrs Bogen d Hawthorn for S39. O0o-and Al
tef~ards underwent repairs and alterations TO The
mount Of about $4,000 We learn she vas insure
=" 'ne ocean Western and Merchants iHsuranc
cincrrs N. Orleans, for 500, 900 in each
When the Columbia came over the Bar The even
rig oithe 18th inst. the piomepade deck Of the Cnh
was even with the SUFFICE Of the wae, and he, lin,
nearly filled with sand
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-04

DC d''elaimed. And this, by The way, is se,,.in,,
correct we" oil hIs position. 1.-THE Colonel Vas
elafed TO be 1T for The station in ls36, and Is
ted IN 1870 II must of course be because in d..
letV'i he has been guilty Of some disquaLf,ipo a.,
II he has has not been tius guilty. why shonld r..
old trends now turn their backs upon him,
Weieei, of course some sympathy with an, N.
mocraiic friends in view of the dislrar,io, =
ranks likely 10 grow out OF this delicate ones,;o.
We can do no less when we see how solc;,a,...,
are to heal the differences of opinion in III. W..
ranks, which they seem to appfehend will ,,..'
ds'e"s'on' IN relation 10 aPresidential nomination
These things, IT is apparent will happen in the no.,
OF parties!
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TIE SUB TREASURY.

Mr.. Van Buren,, in a letter 10 the peoule or,.,
county, pennsyvana, says:
hat there should have been differences ~
pinon IN regard to the first of the measures IN h;,
you have particularly alluded, considering tho cna,
mendabc senstiyeness of the public mini 1871, '
ever concerns the national finances is not s,,n;;
These differences arc, however obyious,v ,;I,,s
TO more correct understanding oftle sub;ec, :; iii
us bearings ana Tie time is not, trust very Jis,
when VIII receive the cordial assent of ali snt |
es,eu persons 1t Is now undergoing that saG.stnt
all political tests the impartial scrnfnv If a., Ill
gent aud patriotic people who are AZ Tho
the principal party IN interest and the indpe !, ,h
last resort. AS they decide, So will IT, and SO shall !,
be-" ~ " '' 1t
Inc foregoing extract opens wide field for COM
ment but we have not the time nor room to occunv
II. wei lay II up Ion future dissection When the Pre-
s'uent says thatt the differences of opinion occasioned
among his own party by the proposition to establish
"A Government Bank, are obviously Yielding to a
more correct understanding of tie subect.n he ID
guilty ola direct insult upon the intelligence of tLe
people, and at the same time of a gross m,s,,,e
ment Of fact Did not for example. the Richmond
Enquirer -" understand" the scheme rs well when il
feroely denounced it, as now, when i, is giving it
support not less decided because i, is indirect And
what is nue Of the Enquirer is equally so of all o
t"cls WIN occulS TIC same position. i hry have
changed, not because they hive "a more correct,
understanding" Of its character. but because as the
President would moi yield 10 the People, they are
determined that the People shall yield the Prcsl
dent! Aud it is this view of the subject which,
would, even did we believe the scheme harmless in,
itself, compel us to take the Carthaginian oath.
against lis author 1t is the first attempt TO force an
obnoxious measure upon the country by the conbn-
ed influence Of Executive patronage and Party dis
cipline-and lift succeed, the vital spirit Of Repub-
licanism is extinct forever. The forms of free gov
eminent may sill exist, but the popular energy
which breathed the breath of life into it at its bI,h
paralyzed beyond the hope Of resnscitaon i.
There is no healing principle in the system, by
which ii can be revived. The Promethcan spatkis
exrnguishod-and "whcre is the torch which can.
that light rclume !"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-04

cD,yoRS, CORRESPONDENCE

Nrw YoRk. June ..
The pressure ppon the money market here car
be Judged OF hy the fact. that New York cry ) PEI
cent stock, redeemable in $50, offered 90. car
only obtain the offer s.. The money market is
emphaticaIly "hghi."
The preparations for Mr.. Van Buren, here and
hereabout continue. lie is TO pass the next Sun
day at Suckasunny IN. j. with Mr.. Es-Secrefary
Dickerson-ta be in Newark IN. ]. Monday.
and here on Tuesday noon. Things 10 be col
up in style imperial. The Custom House Is bee
hive in the business Of preparation.
Emigration l,om Upper Canada 10 tie United
States continues The person employed IA super
intending the Eastern roads OF L. {. states that
yer thousand persons. lately ia his employ. have
left for the United States
10 Camden fMel 4 ere is serious riot. The
companies there for several wears have, by some
means or other. evdded military dufyand lha,
attempt is made collect The fines imposed bs law.
they resist the authorities. The Governor Of The
State has ordered the Adiulant Genetal ito femon-
eli ate" with the leaders Of the moi
A passenger fiom aquadilia porto Ricol states
that several shocks Of earthquake felt At that
place The 10th inst.
There is truth in the story that Mr.. Cambre-
leog has taken up pro tempore residence the
end OF Long Island. order TO be elected a
member Of Congress from hence. MAJ. Int.
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.E90gltiiCent Scheme :

BesIdesa gieaI number Of $500, 500 040.Nc. &c.
Whole Tickets only S0-lIalyes S5-Qrs. . 80.
or sale IN great variety Of choice numbers al
BOOkER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
a. Orders from the country for Tickets drawn by
ID. :. Gregory & Go. in all Jiroinia Schemes. lac
oompaned by cash or Prize Tckets,) promptly and
couiidentlally attended 10, when addressed 10
HENRY II. BOOKER,
Lynchburg, Va.
" My customers may always depend on see
ing the numbers of every Lottery in which
sell Tickets published in this paper, (The Vnci-
man. so soon as the Official List of the Drawing is
received. IL. II. BOOKER
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Fron Tie 81. Augustine Noes. Jane %.

PLEAsANT NFws,-Tso mcn were killed by tie
Indians, near Font Cross, aud Their tongues cut
out.
party Of mounted men proceeding from
post. when ey came " 10 parry OF Indian i.
The serge ant displayed white flag and adya.,red
when the Indians salpled them by fune-sr.Ied the
sefgeant's horse. These little ocrutrr orfs are
worth relation but as arc .,ronit,ers of
events, we record them to show how vety rcaccable
our former enemies are Hoic.
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LOffeFy Df0irS To-. HORROR,
At Richmond.
kCeSGNrG .ECHE!cMiu L0fkerlI.

Extra Class. NOD. for 1889
o be drawn at RICHMOND On Tuesday cd July,
io39' IL The drawing will be received at this
ounce on thursday, the 4th inst. at 6 o'clock,
p. NJ.
" ! oaptal Pfze of $4,000 '
" ~ irhes LOCO
whole Tickets only sl--iIalvcs S2--Qua,tefs 81
For sale At BOOkER'S LUCKY OFFICE.
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EOOIcr's EOttcy AZ Exchange Office,
STrSiui0 STATE Losfery.

For dte bcnc@ 81 TIC torn Of IIhcctmg.
CLASS, No. 4, FOR 1880.
To be dralrn al Aieroadrid on Saturdag the 9Th
Of JuiY. a. The Draeing ,pH be receireR at
MS Office on Tuesday, The OH Of Juiy, al 6 O'Clock
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-04
d TX Il = HI a. - q Id -,
JCNE 18th, 1889.

hA - - En- w ~ " ~ y
JUNE 18th, 1889.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, hand
w some assortment oil
.V'ETs' GODseS,
Consisting in part of the following Articles:
Blue black p. de Sou,
Back Gro de Rhine,
Do Mattioni Lustrngs,
Printed Lawns,
Black and blue black Bombaznes
Checked and Plain Swiss Musins.
Ncnelas Bonnet RIbauds, new article
Figured Gio de Nap do
Chenell Cord,
Black, koued and plain English Silk Hose,
White do do do do
Black hnravan do
Black nd fancy coloured Twisted Silk Gloves
D0 do KID do
Do Twisted Silk Mis-,
Bonnet Whale Bone.
We deem it useless to enumerate, az our stock o
GOODS is at present large and desirable, compris
ing nearly every article oil Staple and Fancy DIR \
GOODS. GROCERIES, HATS, SHOES, &c
&c. We cordially invite friends and the pub
lie generally TO give us call. are determined
TO sell them good bargains.
YOUNG & MEEM.
door belorbc Farmers Bank
We have several Rooms above our Store for lent
y. x NJ.
June II Is if
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
MsRg&1G9AIG pa
Mns.nchuse,ts a Century Ago.

The Boston Transcript copies the following adver,
tsemenis trom the New England Weekly Journal
Tor Feb 9th March 18th, and April 2ist, lt29 Ihey
exhibit not only a slave holding community, but
slave importing community. Had the climate OF Mas
eacbuset,s been like that OF South Carolina and Geor-
Ella no can say that she would not have been slave
holding State TO this day. Al least there Is room ior
charity towards the Southern States whether be Od
England or New England thai judges them as for
Old England history full Of proof that she forced
SaveTy upon her American Colonies, both on lhe Con
,in.pt and IN The West India Islands In l7OOi The
Colony of South Carolina passed an Act 10 prohibit TIE
further importation Of slaves Great Britain rejected
il with Indignation repTimapded the GoysrnoT-anh
sent a circular TO all the other Governors, warning
them against a similar offence We annex the sdVef-
tisenlenis above alluded to.-J II Com
GA very likely Young Negro Woman seasoned
10 the County 90 be Sold inquire OF The Printer hereof
etg Horses and a Cart with several Negro Men, III
for any Business To be Sold, inquire Of the Pnntef
hereof.
~ An Indian Woinan's time for about2 wears, who
ear do s sorts Of House hold Work, TO be disposed Of
inqure Of the Printer hereof
H5.A VERY little Negro Girl about II years OF age
can speak good English, has teen two years m The
Couf,iry 10 be Sold, inquire Of the fnntef hereof
B-JsIo be Sold A Little Negro Boy about thirteen
ycars Of Age has been : Months 30 The Country ~
aaire Of sir James boyer, Jeweief, over sgans' The
! Governors.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
TExrHAcT !

Mr. Stevenson 10 Lord paimersfon.
Lord Palmerston has probably already Seen apptised
that among the proceedings OF the Congress Of the
United States al the close Of its last session. provision
was made for special mission 10 Great Britain, "a
iaiion the subject of this controversy, should A. ia
the opinion Of the President be deemed advisable 10
appoint In virtue Of this provision the under
signed hss the honor Of acqualniing his Lofdslip
that the President Of the United States (desirous Of
conforming TO the ndicated wishes Of Congress) has
directed him 70 announce 10 Her Malesiyt Govern
meat hiss willingness 10 institute such mission, and
change the place Of negotiation which had heretofore
been agreed On, from Washington % London pFoyi-
ded 1t should be agreeable 10 Her Majesys Govern
meat 10 do 50, aud would, ia their opinion, be the
Of fastening facilitating the final adjustment
Of the controversy.
Ia submitting this proposition Of the President,
which he has the honor Of doing, the undersigned
aaiers himself Tint Lord Paimerston will not fail to
appreciate the motives which have influenced The
President in making H. and in H. not only an add
uonal proof Of his desire 10 terminate umcnby THIS
proFsctea and painful eOnfoyefHy, Dol the earnest 50
lcude which he feels 10 place the relations Of the
countries beyond the reach u those CASUALTIES BY
which IN the present state d things, they are 20 liable
/ 10 be inbred
To this proposition the undetsg ned has been directed
respectfully 10 urge the early consideration Of liei
Mai~siys Government.
The Importance and urgency q bringing 70 speedy
close the pending negotiation, aud The c1lshng enpni
easements "a which the teo eonnrirs are no" placed
will, the unden gnsd peFsuaccs hnarn, suiciegty "a
plaza the eafnesiusfs with Nhich be has pressed IA
subject upon tho consideration d Lota PalmerHton
and Ia clotng ihis note he bat indulge The c0nh
dent hope that TIE Goal deegalnstoE ii isf Majesty
government viii n0 only e9rfesp0nd giih iAe l0si -
peetstiSns - bch eBtefishee BY his own Govern
iarni but that viii be the 81 leading 70 ssel
an baiastiaeuf u the whole ooHnegfmy as Htay d
eoa patbe Nh the Just flFhls and honor II Tie as
rozniflef, and he f.Aecisl -Es infu1f fei4ii tfft
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

Tie "mandarin duck, Of China rs beautiful bird
IN the brillanoy Of its piunage and the tagulatiy OF
its wings It's deposition - remarkable. The irhAic
mates second time. Davis illustrates the fact
by curious anecdoie. OF pair Of these birds ia
oviary at Macao the drake happened TO De stolen
The duck perfectly inconsoiAtie Like Calypso az
ter the departure OF Ulysses She retired into corner
neglected her food and person, uteced with disdain
profef Of second love, la few days the puioined
drake was recovered and brought back The mutual
demonstrations of 10y were excessive; and, what Is
more singular the true husband, II informed by his
partner Of what had happened IN his ahsepoe bounced
upon The would be loyet aud injured him much that
he alter died Of his wonBds, Thn act should
have been rnnisl-A ~ 49, EssPrr'F' uf9p&H use ti'
IL was certainly "murder most fotcf."~-Ph Gdi.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

The "Bowie Knife paper published at Grenada,
Mississippi, has advertisement giving al full length
the names of one hundred young of that town as
candidates for wedloek. The nane age and other aeei
deHces pertaining 10 each party annexed The ages
range from eighteen TO forty and upwards. These
latter hcontias we afraid will be looked dozen upon
but taking the matter altogether, 1t TO US that
this is about the most business transaction that has ever
been before the public. Tho ladies of Grenada have
many advantages those of any other part Of the
matrimonial vineyard, for they can choose and cheaper
from general assortment 'suited 10 the season. each
article put up and labelled with terms o please pur-
chasers" 1t is to be hoped that goods 60 off well -
Ne,o York Gdzere.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
The Silver Hook.

Doctor franklin observing one day hearty young
fellow, whom he knew TO he extraordinary black
smith, sitting wharf bobbng for little mudcas and
eels he called TO him,-'Ah fom what pity it is you
cannot fish with silver hook The young
piled that he able to fish with silver hook -
Some days after this the doctor passing that way,
Tom the end Of the wharf again. with his long pole
bending over the iood--'What Tom cried the Doctor,
have you pot the silver hook ye, Heaven bless you
Doctor cried the blacksmith Il hardly able 10 fish
W nth an iron hook Poh, Poh replied the Doctor go
home to your vii and you viii make silver enough in
one day buy and better fish than you car catch
here in n MONTH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

Ill never happened you before, ST., said the
poor giri, ohichiug her breath At every VOID
4" Never before what do yoG mean by Esy-
ing that, after The court house no longer acp than -
No, st--never. sir ncrcr. Your spirit, mean
your shapeyop that stand there looking jus, &c you
we're alive yourself | saw--to be- sure didbut. oh
mercy mercy don't touch me! Bot he did touch
her. nevertheless he took her hand IN his of moment,
ard be lei GO before she had time % se frightened ont
Of her and instantly. ,RfaaE she stood before
him aud The creature completely treasured and happy
" Oh, Abigail Abigail !" she cried, finding her
self again at liberty, Abby ABBY as you're
alive II is Mr. Burroughs himself Speak TO II, Abigail
don't bs afraid wha, you be afraid of don {
believe he Of The after ais they may
what they iike, bat IA not afraid now, and won't Dc
Of the beautiful ps,ulauce you would look for in spoil
ed child " You'd better come out and speak to il,
abby"
Speak to i, yourself, Bridget Pope, you're the
olacsil''
We'll, an you're the younger -
"Ah, bot you're the nearest, Bridget -
Yes, and YOU re the farflea off, Abby e.
Well, now an if you amt aiesred, speak to it,
Bridgy. Let me you touch a. il you dare"
8" II dare Wei hsve, Abby, there did touch
you. did nj sir aud | amt afraid of you, sir ?
and never to be afraid Of you again, do / sir ?
never till see your ugly, wicked shape with my own
eyes aud The light Of the kitchen FIRE shining through
and through you, as thought did minute or two
ago Come out, Abby, you'd better, and take sea,
with the bed"
AMER much persuasion, the poor little thing began 10
creep of her hiding place. feel her way along by
the two beds and by little got courage enough last
holding BY her fathers coat.ta, however, to side
up 10 Mr. Burroughs, who sat buried in sorrowfnl
thought lift up her innocent face and say 10 him in
faint whisper, jus, loud enough reach his ear You
be Mr. Burroughs, then, amt your
Yes, dear, Yes; am | so much altered, then, that
you do not know =
"You are a cool man, sir, amt you -
% hope so, dear, dtawing her up to his heart Sc
gradually as not TO frlghen her.
You never former the people, do you, sir ?"
al no, indeed hope not 1 should be very sorry
TO torment any body
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
suhsiitn.e for the Sun.

The newly invented nsl.l Of ~. Gssdin' on which
,fTnents were receuiy made At Paris, s 40 'iapfoy-
I'd modification q the known Invention % 100
.s,5ts al woe upon unsaaked hns Gaudin mahssn
II more ethereal kind q oEygen when lac eos9sel.
through essences Of ,ufPentine Ise piunnoha Nshs
=. 49,, t'bt i Ne are Astefrd BY she inventor %
-. :. d. ssn a. tLiftv Thousand tfnss stronger
,isa "a. sna IL course tea tmss more than Dtain-
- a. - i,v.u,ios a. use d suguiaTly striking
a. ,asss 70 eject IN she Isspd q fosh, Aeei "a tee
80, IA lie t,ns tad eGIgf "a Pif.s, !ishl h2ass
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
A Little Responsibility.

gentleman went into Proctors Coffee House on
Monday night about eleven o'clock, 10 get glass OF
wine and while waiting for it, was suddenly started
by the cries of young babe which seemed TO proceed
from part of his person He his hand quickly
into Of The pockets Of his overcoat and pulled out
a lille responsibility, about four days old Some
had thrust into his pocket in the of the evening"
and he knew nothing of ill the infant began to squa
=Ntlo Orleans Sun, .4prH II.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
Revolutionary Soldier Dead.

Jonathan Mason revolutionary pensioner, aged IS
years, months, died at Tamworth, n II March 10
He taken prisoner by the British and being
brought before Burgoyne the general said TO him. we
my lad, what do you think Of yourself now His re"
ply was, think you will all be prisoners within two
weeks The general then replied with an oath, IAN
The Yankees in mcricn make prisoner OF ne.
In three weeks rom that day he and has army were
| prisoners
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

traveller recently inquired the road from Toledo to
Monro, Michigan, and told TO follow the one nfost
trareied he obeyed the direction and in few momen Is
found himself in the burying ground The same tray.
eler says that certain portion Of that country will
produce ratesnakes 10 the acre than any other
piece Of land Of its size in America.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
sGGIGrR@MIa
Special Mission 10 England.

The President has determined not 20 send special
minister ~ England at present. aud We are permitted
publish the following extracts from the eorrospon
dence between Lord Pamerston and Mr. Stevenson as
explanatory Of the views Of the two Governments
upon the subject
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
"MT. ScatteTing.''

"Who's that Mr., Scattering, that always gets
few votes al town meetings. inquired an old lady,
few days SINCE Of her spouse, as she was busy 60.
gagged in perusing newspaper 81 do not know, SAID
he "nor did, though the people have been trying
to elect him ever since began to vote"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

five hundred feet high in which 10 80 lie placed light
itom hundred thousand TO million Of gas pipes
strong the power be varied the nights light
dark, fars sil thus enjoy sort of perpetual day and
the son % Heaven set tile Of Point
Neui VIII rise .NethaHic.E .MagasiRa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

the ptcscvAuou of which 40 essentially ,lrprnd the
prosperity aud hsrpiness ct both
tSienea) A STEVENSON
- tosrl.Sp ftAsF, March 30 isie
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1839-12-31
Sr. 9edtcr's
gutt9en I pre1erpattp.
Trei5 so Gent bic TtoIche.

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81; tins febr Itbasbarr 3utsreituna, entctf
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traudt bate, IN ,reltttm $anee fts mabrrnt
sner 3slt dnNtrit aiestrebnt tenutt ,puros.
bel 6utFen, ,Strtiismscn, Gatarbfitttr .gna.
eruitiatsit, &eutbbultcn, Seiten I'M, g3ifsm>
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>unatntsitspcreen, nrp in 6cmnuna Der bcr.
annahtnetn NnsSftruna Bitfes fann afs Sos
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MT affunoen rocrfcn. 70 mic and ,ablrci{nc
empfsbIanacn eH QnmrInnae,cttel tca(ei
tfne. t1tttr 70Oo 5lafthcn fur alein in
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'e. tfbnell reranacbt.
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ten iins tefanHt aeniaeht mcreen, AIR Der
Aritendnfipaae bon 9titnnastctantmathun
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