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and as It combines the medicinal properties of Sarsa
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EVANS PATENT SELF-SHARPENING
PLOuGIfS. IIARVESV TOOLS, &C.

I'm CHANCEKY, 18Th October, 1910. ORDERED
n that the sale made and reported by Charles f. May
err Trustee sale of the mongnged prope ~ OF VII.
LIAM IILBERo, upon application of GEoRGE KAYLoR,
tile morgaser, be ratified and conirmed uni IS cause
to the contrary be shown or before the 18th day OF
Decezaber next; Provided copy of this order be in
serted in some newspaper once week for three sue
cessive weeks before the 9th day of November next.
The report the sales of Two leasehod pieces of
ground OH Hanover Street, in Baumore with improve
ments. eighteen hundred and thrty-tive dollars,
($1,s35)
True copy.
Test. RAMSAY WATERS,
Reg. Cur. Con.
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rrn,fs OF ADVERTISING.

Cards of two lines only IS per anhum, III ADVANCE
t4- Ten lines, less, make square. II an auFer-
lion. Ai advertisements are payable at the tune Oh
their insertion except yeacs which are payable guar
terry in advance All advertisements ordered III III
forhid viii he charged fifty cents for each subsequent
insertion.
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NOTICE.
IL. pENRsnNS TIIOnI 1T MAY CON-

A Ii PERSONS WHOM 1T MAY CON-
"a Germ are hereby required to take notice that the
lands situated in the States of kentucky and Virginia,
which, belonging 10 james Swan, of Boston, on the 10th
day OF August, 1880, amounting to two million ave
hundred and y-tWo thousand three hundred and four
three quarter acres that day, bya Decd dated
at Paris, in France, conveyed TO Samuel Allison, OF
Philadelphia, i'll fee simple, and have since been con
veyed tu me, in trust for the United states American
Land Company, and that !, and alone, as Trustee
aforesaid and such persons may be appointed by my
are or will be- authorised to SELL lease. rent, or ohe
wise dispose OF said lands any of them: and all per.
sons especially notified to purchase rent, lease,
or otherwise contract with any other person, therefore
and especially not TO purchase of P. Dumas, 1r. WHO
claims part of the said lands the trustee for the cred
tors of Swan, under an act of the Legislature OF Viz
gnia, or of one pumorshue, or any other person pre-
tending TO act for, in the behalf of the said Dumas OF
/ &C creditors ofthe said Swan.
These lands will be sold. rented or leased on advau;a
geous terms. They 4 altered through the state OF
Kentucky and Western Virginia, and persons wishing to
purchases rent lease part Of them requested
DUFF GREEN,
iy24 div TrIstee T. S. A, Land Company
{G3-The Richmond Wing, and the Reporter, Lexng
ton XIV. will please insert this once week for three
months. and forward their accounts to this office
EVANS PATENT SELF-SHARPENING
PLOUGI1S. HARVEST TOOLS, sc.
THyHE subscriber is manufacturing &. x Q
IL EVANS reverse point. or scfshaFpcnng PLoUGHs;
each (of from has two points, and by reves
ing, upon the principle Of sharpening and there
fore economy using These pOughs are made in the
best possible manner, and will be sold or reasonable
terms, he had in this city, together with my
tensive assortment of other make Of pougs and agrcui
tural implements generally.
In store very superior Pennsylvania made Grain era
DIES, with Wadron's and Grin'S Blades; Grain and
Grass SCYTHES of Waldrons, Grifins, and Ameri-
can manufacture; Scyhe Snatiies and other Harvest
tools; Threshng Machines, Horse powers, sc. &c.
have also patterns fol- aud have made some splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts
and would invite those wanting such articles, to call
see my work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention
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BY DUFF GREEN.
PILOT AND TRANSCRIPT.
Is published evcrmornng, Sundays excepted at No
II Water street, opposite Che2pSide-
TIE NJ > {:
DAILY PILOT,

WEEkLl PILVIb
Ea-z-I'he "PILOT FOR THE COUNTRY,"is a large
handsome sheet and contains all the interesting p9
h,icol and other news, from the DAILY PILOT. II Is
nnhIished on MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS
The WEEKLY PLOT also contains an nie II
,erestjnp mater from the Daily, carefully arranged.
forms valuable sheet for binding, for future reference
as IS The n;enon of the Publisher 10 make 1t 4 CON-
Met: Political Register.
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iy24 div Trustee T. S. A. Land Company
In7-The Richmond Wing, and the Reporter, Lexing
ton, KY, will please insert tins once week for three
monks. and forward their accounts TO This Office
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02

WHEREAS, in the fall of 1893, Lewis Bell
W edict. of the city Of Albany and State
OF Ncw-York, entered into contracts with sun.
dry citizens of this Territory, for the sale of
lands lying therein, which lands were entered
in the land office at this place, in the name of
the said Benedict. And, whereas, although at
the time the said contracts were considered lie.
gal, they have since been ascertained to be in
direct violation of a law pissed by the Con-
gress of the United States, by virtue of which,
all writings under contracts smilur to those
given by the said Benedict. are absolutely null
and void. Now, therefore, for his own securi.
ty and to save all persons harmless from future
trouble by reason of any suits arising out of
the said writings; they are declared utterly
and absolutely void. And the said Benedict
neither considers himself held, nor others
bounden by them, and hereby offers to refund
any money taken on them.
LEWIS BENEDICT, by
LEWIS BENEDICT, Jr.
Jan l, lo4o. his attorney.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02

We regret that our limits forbid CIV
ing the proceedings Of the late Harrison
meeting in Washington city. They had
thrilling time. Twenty-Five patriotic
speeches were made on the occasion by
gentlemen from as many different states.
Henry Clay of Ky, and Mr. Tyler, the
Wing candidate for Vice President, were
among the speakers. s'The union of the
Wings for the sake of the Union," is now
the prevailing motto of the Wings every
where. Huzza! for it, we say.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02
FOR S.fLEIi

A LII lands lying in the counties of Van b.
"A rem, Henry, Lee, Jefferson, Louisa, Des
MONIES and Muscatine, in this Territory, Cor
which illegal contracts were given by Lewis
Benedict, of Albany county, State of New
York, in the fall Of 1888. will sell these
lands only to those holding bonds for them from.
me, and at a rate per acre not exceeding the
terms of the contract; the whole cash, or part
cash and part credit, at the option of the buy
ers. LEWIS BENEDICT, by
LEWIS BENEDICT, Jr.
Jan. L. lo4o. his attorney.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02
NOTICE.,

"O all whom it may concern, be it known:
Il that l. the subscriber, have received full
power of attorney from Lewis Benedict, of the
city of Albany and State Of New. York, and
Susan, bis wife, to convey by good and suffi-
cient deeds any lands they now are or may
become seized of in this Territory, which pow
er OF attorney will be recorded as soon as pos.
sible in the several counties where the said
Lewis Benedict and Susan, his wife, are pos
sessed of lands
LEWIS BENEDICT, Jr.
Jan, lst. 1870
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02
TAKEN UP.

an the 25th day of October, 1899, by Squire
Us. Pope, living some six or seven miles
north west Of Fort Madison, Lee county. Iowa
Territory, a flea bitten grey mare. supposed
TO be ten yeas old, she has switch tail APP
praised at forty dollars. Also. one bay colt.
with q white face, and white hind feet one
year old last spring appraised At fwenty.hvs
dollars Jous H LINE, Clerk.
Dec is, 1889. 29-3w
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02

In reply to communication in the last
Gazette signed "a Member" we have on
ly room to say that the only reason why
the Proceedings Of the House have not
been published regularly in the Hawk
Eye is because we have not been supplied
with the slips from the other Office, with
whom we have made several attempts to
effect daily exchange, or from the Off
GERS of the House. We have made pro.
vision to remedy this evil in future by the
promise of the loan Of the daily journal
from one Of the members. If the gentle
man who wrote the communication for the
Gazette, and who says our papers are
principally confined to the desks Of the
members" will supply US with the last
number-as that Is the only one in schich
the deficiency complained Of Is discover.
able--we will pay him for them the same
price as the Legislature allows us, and
thank him too, as they are in great de.
mand and we have none left for our new
subscribers.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02
TAKEN Up

I'm the I4th day of Oct. 1899, by Squire s.
" Pope, living some six or seven miles north
west of Fort Madison, Lee county, Iowa Ter
ritory, dark bay Mare, supposed to be eight
years old, thirteen hands and half high, her
hind feet white, star in her forehead, has cal.
Ious on the left side Of her neck, has slight
film on her left eye, natural trotter Appraised
at forty dollars. JOHN Ell. LINES, Clerk.
Dec 16, 1899. 29-3w
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02

beh weeks since we published an ar
=, s 4, rsla.ive TO Van Boren's voting Gin
Vi - 7. Convention) against the re-
y. : of TOO much power in the hands of
(. neople. He feared them, as not hav-
ad 3 .,v interest at stake as dangerous, as
81 =. !" curses, rather than blessings 5"
4 il allowed to vote. calculated 10
.oa. ',;ve sober minded people from the
,,I.e BY their riotous conduct. We
nu' .,.d further that then he voted against
IN s.,.r,l qualification now prescribed for
ii, in ..r in New York, which he designated
s11rvrssAI SUFFRAGE The amend
rem ~, which Van Buren, opposed, but
i. -h;.b while he has been engaged in ma
i,p.l politics, has been incorporated into
1. constitution Of the state Of New York,
M I Substantially as follows:
81. sThat every citizen Of the U. S. who
al years of age, has resided for one
n. q, IN the state and six months in the
n !,sntv where he offers his vote shall be
ala ] alaed to voie.'
This then is what we understand by
'lng m;psrsal Suffrage" and what Van
" p.,sn and the Gazette also understand
venl hill In reference to it, the Gazette asks
wa Ne following questions:
4lE HOW MANY STATES OF THE UNION
s,rs UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE PREVAIL! An.
MFR Us THIS QUESTION, VI. WHO PIRATE OF
rs BEING a CARDINAL FEATURE IN THE
pErocRATIc FAITH.
We answer.
.h,t, Tia. there are tvelve Sales.--future,
esl Fsmont, Maryland, Kentucky. Ten
stIy sw Indiana, Mississippi, Illinois,
= assbana, Missouri, Michigan and .4r-
ory ls,us which, besides New Fork, have
4Hiuersd svfrage' in their cons,itu.
e q tons
IVA That there are .fve States--Pennsyl
i. snia Dslaware, Georgia, Ohio, Loui5i-
W ana, which have TAX qualification for
the vuers IN their constitutions.
# Aud that there are sac S,ates-Massu-
81 DUETS, Ne,v Hampshire, Connecticut,
# iEigiaia, North Carolina and South
'sr Carolina, which impose a FREEHOLD
ue' qualification on their voters.
" To ascertain then whether this " uni
Nh. nrsd suffrage" is really democratic
doctrine, let US see how many represen.
iatives lhsse States respectively have
't@ |, UyrvERs AL SUFFRAGE STATES:
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02

We have received several Congression-
al Documents from our Delegate, the
Hon. w. w. Chapman. He will please
accept our hearty thanks.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02
That Is, T. enlist d troop Of dogs
10 drive the Indians from their bors q

That Is, e. enlist troop Of dogs
liz, o drive the Indians from their boss;s
!, iis said they have to Cuba gone
bring these new militia on
wonder what great Alexander
nv ny Uncle Sam viii, make commander,
Do DO orili these hounds, no longer brutes,
20 strangely gnrn'd to war recruits.
II II 1. "a the change, I'd bet gallon
aei!i choose the warlike Gen,ral AUs.,
as leader of the bayng pack.
You've heard how Allen stroye :, ;na,.s
himself to something truly great
d gentleman named VAichern went
or, as ambassador was sent,
~ 9ueii the fight us have fearntd.
I an. stop the flame which fiercsly burned
pu.u,s Allen, like q hero, sworc
, ri lahd On Des Moines' northern sh,ra
s i.amI Eyes. laughing at his boasts q 80
psl", nea IN soldiers to their posts.
Tha, ,, 60. 'nough Ices ten thousand strong,
boggs should regard Missouri's name
Nor plunge her more in scenes of share
ne Mormon war is known full we'll
where women bled and children fell
hen iii-brcd, soulless fools command.
NO wonder murder stains the land.
Now may bad feeling die away
between the 1ukes and Iowa.
we Hawk-Eyes are mingled race.
we've gathcr'd here from every place
Sol Some from beyond the Atlantic tide,
Some from the mountains eastern side.
Here Hoosier. Sucker, Puke and Buck Eve
Corncrackers, too, from old Kentucky.
And Wolvereens, from near tho lake
All these our population nuke
Few rogues, indeed, como here to yex ma
Such mostly make their way to Texas,
And few from justice fly away
To make their home in Iowa.
There's one thing strange, you all know we'll.
We've fifteen beuux fer every belle,
While in the eastern states you know.
They've twenty bellies for every beau;
This fact, fear will some day cause
Cornmotion worse than tariff laws;
For should old maidens in the east
with force by every year incrcased,)
Come forth, like Egypt's locust pest,
10 whip the bachelors in the west,
Y oG'll see scene transcending far.
The horrors of our border war.
On politics cannot dwell,
or these my weekly sheet will tell,
So now, III bid you, friends, farewell!
THE CARRIER.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02

Iowa TERRITORY,
Louisa county,
TN pursuance Of instructions from the Hon
i orable Joseph Williams, Judge of tho Sec.
ond Judicial District, of the Territory of Iowa,
hereby give public notice, that n special term
of the District Court, for the county of Louisa
in the Territory aforesaid, will commence
at WaPello. in said county, on Monday, the
Sd day of February, A. D. 1910, for the trial
of criminal and civil causes.
Given under my hand this 18th day of De.
cember, A. d. 1889. G. M. M'DANIEL,
Silt Sheriff Louisa Co. l. T..
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02

We are obliged to leave out several COM
and some editorial, prepared
for this number.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02

~ Remember the town meeting to-
morrow night.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02

MARRIED,
In this county, on the 26th ult. by Rev. Joel
Arlington, MIR. VIM. Springston to Miss Ade-
line Ramsey.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02

yesterday morning, Jan. i, the Mis-.
ashppi closed at this place. There is now
..sellent crossing on this bridge Of Gods
svn making, and no doubt the farmers on
j o'ner side will avail themselves Of j,
4 bringing in their produce, &c. Like
fse 10 Ill. 'O''0en'e = :
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02

xDcmocritus.
fSome Canadian Indian Chiefs, when inform.
ed OF certain regulations by their great moth
or, Queen Victoria, exclaimed with the utmost
indignation, ugh squa,o!
The plan was suggested by Senator Linn.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02

slsloHse PARr1Es.-we have first
:. u ''elghing in these parts, and beaux
) oelles are improving it to considerable
sasse BY visiting our neighboring town
Auga'ta and other places.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

. hUNNIINIO IVA IOILio 1NUIICE.
A Ii persons having claims against the es
In tate OF John Bevins, late deceased, of Loui-
sa county, Iowa Territory. are hereby notified
and requested to exhibit the same TO Hiram
Smith, administrator, or 10 the court Of probate
for said county, for settlement, within nine
months from this 25th day of November, 1889.
HIRAM SMITH Adm.
Nov. 2a-26
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02
NEW and FASHIONABLE
DRESS MAKER

MRS. WALL respectfully tenders her seryi-
Al ces to the ladies of Burlington and its vi.
cinlty. her residence is on water street, imme..
diately under the Hawk. Eye printing Office.
Dec ~ 29-if
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02

i y i
| The restriction imposed by the State of
Rhode Island we have no means of de-
sermining, as her present form is char
YER from Charles H., which d i not an
| s'cipate suffrage.
Its on this democratic ground that we
sshto see the people stand, and It's from
'ns ground that we wish them TO fight
NsK oppressors. If the election for pre-.
shens were to hinge on this question, the
aanty modern Van Buren, democrat of
we Gazette would find that this doctrine
y Tree suffrage which his aristocracy
huts at, Is democratic, and that his po-
lueal principle-dispenser was having his
ans fast visited on him. Not democratic
0e'Flne! Then we are ready to G We up
sF nope Of our continued existence as a
Epoollc. and Of the influence our nation
Reemen is exerting to ameliorize the
Daultlon Of man throughout the world in
y Various conditions Of slavery. For i,
= oeen the progress Of this principle,
y extension Of suffrage, and the obser.
"uce OF its safe exercise and beneficial
.a0ensy, which has cheered on the
s''nds OF liberty in other lands, maugre
y 'annss OF those who pointed to these
ase states as likely to fail in preserving
weir freedom, and their republican repre-.
snsatlve form Of government.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
A LII persons having claims against the cs.
IN tate of Aaron White, late OF Lee county,
Iowa Territory, deceased, arc hereby notified
and requested 10 present the same for liquida.
ton TO the subscriber or to the court of Probate
within nine months from the date hereof.
s. s. WHITE, Adm.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02
NOTICE.

Lew 10 bENEDlCi, Jr.
Jan. LIST. 1910.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02

For the Hawk-Eye and Patriot.
Mr. EDlToR;-ln your last number you allu-
ded to what you were pleased to designate u
.'singular opinion given by me on the occa-
sion Of an application of Stephen Whichcr,
Esq. for warrant against some citizens of Mis-
souri,. You also manifested a desire for further
information in relation to the subject. As
do not seek concealment for my conduct on
that occasion, have sse:ermined to furnish
you with the following statement, which yon
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-14

8an 8uren portsi auratben, Den folsene
bcn Irssus aus Gem Sbio 6onfeoerate,
cine 3eitungwelbe su ibrer eieenen par-
tel sebart, su publisircn uno Sir beber3i.
gen, uno Die einii9e, lpsltbe ebrlia aenus
ilt, UNI lire Weinan8 frei uno cTcn wes
gen 6orriicn ous5uipre6en
"Scit piersis Sabren bat parrifan iib
(cincm 8aterlanoa scpiomet; i'm Sricoen
unp i'm Gric8e,jn Gefabr uno SiOerbeit,
i'm Seloe uao I'M Cabinet, III, Senat uno
auf Dem Sbtattfcloe oiente CT ieinen,
SaterlaWoe nit Sreue uno' unbtfefter
Gbre-ia lelbF ieet, na1ocm er 8rau i'm
Olepite 9elpprosn> uno ibm nlDts tbri0
oeblieeen 1T ais cine berrlitbe NOtun9
uno Elm @sniilen frei Don Seroebun9en
3e9ea Die patrlotllDen SerlpreDun9en
oie ct 9eleilfet, itcbt er in ieinem boben
2(ltsr uutcr Mtillionen, welbe iDn ais 'ein
Wufter von potrictlibvr &larbeit unp
untaoelgafter SeOt(tDoiftabeit umrin,
9ea." ID.
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gSr BASIN fsitcini9sa Roibsn, msbr mis
irnif, Nis @tEgeNbeit ttnuet unb in unitrn
EehieIIldttern einsu 0liG titcr bic rM,tiftsn
0Innun9cn unisrsr 9rriEn Gsmeiabsit 9s,rors
fen, unb linp,n 9rciIt6 9sr9ni9en iassn iu
f;nmn, eab uuttr tsu, Sruttrn ppn s. q iris
on, { SDlnr uno &eforn Gin 9utss
@rba!tn!6 tsifebt; Gin gutter Gsif III untcr
ibntn erwatbt uno s2,,R.e batsn nur Gin 3d
mrrnab iit tTbsn, mas iie 9lidlitb 81 cr!Ans
gen bcifsn. SAT- in alin gauntis5 YsnnDls
panisnS iinr @triammlunSsn bsrst6 AsDattsn,
cb:riu balt'n anSsSsi9t, uno jDrs @trbAneluns
sen SessN ssutlitb, gu mtlden 5ns6 Tt fb
priamnletn.
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fir bic @ablentic Sfentlieben Nussobert
fir oen SanpeL Die SneiaoiIbea Nn9eles
senbciten, fur Die 2(u59oten i'm Staats-
oepartement, i'm z 1aeamte, i'm sano'
nno Gesbepartemente, i'm 9citamte uno
fir 6fenttiGbe @cbGuoe uno @runofucfc,
baben Die 9SDi95 Die NseDrbeit. Son
Den legten ietb5 Gommittlen lperocn llns
|teriutbun9en por9ehomrren Spcroen, ME
Die perl1itoenea 0ep0ytcmenter 9efubrt
poroen fino, Dap Ipar Der porsislitbitsr
3lpcd, a!5 iie Oct 3cit epnannt tuGrpen,at
Iein anter Dem frliDsrn Spretber, 6errn
polf, Der sur NominiitrotisaspaWei' &C.
bortwuroen iie nit Mdnnsrn fi,er gar
tel ttet5 bsieet uno Cs 1T ME cine nnter-
iubun9 porSenennen. ,Dr. Sunfer bat
| ino, fen 9llicflIcberlpciTe f einen onocrn gN'3
ein9eibla9en, uno lneDrere Der fdbi9iteu
uno tlbtl9iten Mannsr i'm 0auTe caSu
srnonnt, uno Den QGb9s in alien oie
Webrbeit 9e9eben. 60 fnb Den Sooff-
nun9en porbanoen, oaB mir enotitb cinmot
binter Der 8aIrGcit fommen pcrcen!
ID.
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Die "ctutihe Natirna! cSsituns' iaNt :
"9a5 @d>jT Yauline, @ap;tan Nllspsr rcn
9i.a yUrf nacb 8rsmea bsfjmmt, fab ftd 0ts
nStbi1t, nadDpsm.e .eS btce MaiFsn prrtrrtn bats
te, in &rn,tS einiuIaufn. gjnsr srr Y,QTags
Y MAR untcrwsa5 9sifo,ten. .....
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sin TaGa8iir auf ttr pauIinc, isine bcFWn
Trsuntt .TNb eabtr srn Danger EbusunS wts
gen erGa9tsn 2oes5fiu erBtiiftn mb witrrsn
fir cine teitinnlts Nadrilht rarliber 9swif
r,tt rlWbar ftin.