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eutves and psia'r o< 81 OH s,~i h<'sss dsys
WISH these qua',s~a'ins and prrr,ple-. o.spied
with pr'vsse eh~'s~sss rvn'nislst and sfi.s'i
IVY of manner as~f dsr-vsmsn, esn~ ~ mn uprish,
p'ad and a warm h~sr', fully teli~vr. many
: are III. worthy men Of The sss.~- shss the wh.e-
puld ns' make better srlrri,sn as thor candidate
es covsn~r. Than JAMES WILSON. oi s,eubsn
slls 20 q
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in nne 81 ihuse capital articles fr~m Frazier on
L'n's Philippe Ta'I@yrahsI s shns ske,rhed sze,,
Us Pr ai in'hhi n nnne suecrsafni cor AL sine~r,
" true To the ring siar. The rising sun
s'' we s'a'''g 'ot'nn~ md ever ial-s to,he sink
H'g star. the selling sun q, sn.inr,u,,e and S-G..,
tIe bad every vice anh nns ,sle rirt,,..
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DiED-o The 26h OH ia The 2Orh y~-r o. h.
sgr al the sss'denrr Il hos grand parents. N wash
i''gien. Pa. DAVID T. WILSON. eldest son Of Ma.
eus Wilson. der'd. iosIseTiy 81 Ikis civ.
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LATEST DATES.
From Baltimore Nov 80 LIvensol OoE 10
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Iss. .aIer ~ lhs cI.annel. FsII.ar
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suELLEY AND ms cRIEcs.


yos rsk Ssr,sSAL tSrELiIeE~cEs.r
Ms->s. Epfr sss e~ra-saly meet With criiirs
&c nssksty certain rnrihu"ss yoar Tapes.s h,s b
~"sli ss~sa - amply iia' Ire e~letsa,ed. AMI. a.
"s~ry mere mselissenfr~ drrs deem han. xnsul 'r,
h~snr1fs anil original w'iie Shelley. VA. mo pet
had ssrsnsr.i shas hi~ lame. ~-sess~n-iv~ h,
te"x iseen ~uh the is-rsspre "f civilized Esr.pc
wss-s' ie' 9Th ~s'air he'd foundation soI'd
thai s''s"P' ." shake = would he hike as mp'isg u
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dam Tbermoaere, 81 see .1avs > =
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31
UNIVERSAL FAME.

Caslleton, Aug. %. Isi3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31

Very AGRHABLE--" Cousin William said
merry mischievous young girl, yesterday in our
hearing "Wha, do you think | heard pretty
young lady say Of your"
William blushed and looked as as grave as the
Circumstance that pretty young lady had sad
something about hun would allow.
don't Notwithstanding good hope Who
was il Con }"
shsnt tell you bnt rs the truth---a very pref
ty girl did say something about you"
Well I'LL me what il was"
& shan'i uuless you'll give me that Annual
that wanted"
well agfeed-you shall have ii-now tell
me"
Well now don't blush so--she said you were
the ugliea iooking man she ever laid her eyes
on and of run the Little wretch with a merry
laugh that made the house ring again--CiAeiH.
Slqui Sun
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31

BY J. NJ PAULDlS0.
!, is amazing TO observe how little mankind know
Of each other, although the vanity Of human nature
whispers every distinguished person, that his fame
Is, or will one dsy be universal. The myriads OF
Asia and Africa, with few solitary exceptions, new
et heard OF the ilus,rious heroes statesmen, poets,
and philosophers OF Europe and vast portion OF
the latter, are ignorant Of the very names OF the
grea, men o. the East But instead OF an essay, we
VIII give readers story TO illustrate our mean
iNg
IL happened once on a time. that an lsraelite, an
Egyptian, Greek, Turk, Persian. a Chinese, a
ffssehman, an Enelishmah, German, an Italian,
add an American met by chance a, caravanssry,
somewhere ia the East and being all great travel
e's, speaking many languages entered into CONVEX
satan with each other. As usual they all differed
IN their estimate Of human happiness: the compare
tive value Of the various enjovmen,s Of life-and
above all, In their own individual Importance in the
scale OF nations. Each one held Up his own coun
try as the acme Of perfection and the u,mos, h,
would allow the others, degree Of meri, erao,
" corresponding with their approach towards III,
infallible standard OF his own selfimporsnce.
The Isrseli,es,' said the Jew. were the choser
people therefore they mus, be the most true an'
yrtoons Of mankind
The Creeks exclaimed The Aihenian, were III
brightest race that ever adorned the world. Loo
a, their laws, their literature, and their arts
Pooh cried the Egyptian, 'you had nothing 30
Wha, yoH stole from You were ignorant bsrba
Hans, and SO would have remained. il your wis
men, as you call them. had no, e,me 10 Egyp, t
learn their A II c.
By your leave said the Persian, The natives
TAX icing he most anesn, people OF the earth, mu,
have been the parents OF all human knowledge'
III Yah qnolh the Chinese, every body know
ny Hson !. the most ancient by at least foFiy thou
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31

DEATH IN ToBAcoo.--Pcrhaps ii is not so
generally known as may be useful that tobacco is
deadly poison to hogs A small quantity only,
will certainly produce death BY the accidental
deposit Of few tobacco stems which had been
stepped in the last winter for lie to wash vermin
from an animal where access was had to II by
our hogs we los, few days since very fine one
of the number before even we knew OF bis SEX
ness 1t caused the most extended swelling Of the
whole in,ostines, didused the same effect through.
out the whole system, succeeded by very early
modification. Every caution should be used
against the recurrence of the misfortune, when oc-
casion exists for the use Of so wills weed, which
man affects to take delight in the use Of but which
is even to the stomach OF a hog certain death -
CuitiraiOr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31

4 Hard Customer. The We,Umpka Argus CON
rains offer OF one thousand acres Of land by Obz-
diah Iangs,on Of Bib County Ala, for the arrest
Of a man named Marx W. Doss. and his delivery
into the custody Of any keeper Of a jail in Texas
SAID boss /. represented as having deserted his
WIFE, stolen a wagon and team IN Alabama gone
over 10 Terss, where he turned to preaching as
Baptist minister, making great outward show TO
ssncliiy. lie ingrsiisied himself ni1 the favor Of
widow lady. and then stole her gold watch and de
camped. lie thsn re-appesred IN another part Of
Texas Represented bis wife in Alabama 10 be dead.
turned 70 preaching the gospsl again, married a
yellow woman, quanelled With the brother Of his
first vie and waylsid aud shot him. For lhi. hs
thrown INTO Jail, bot broke out twice, and the
ast time made good bis esrsps. lie is nov sup
posed 20 be IN Tennessee or Mississippi, either
eretsd OF preaching glad uding. as bsfofs Tho
fellow sings we'll. and when q resident Of bibb
County, Ala, used 10 teach IN singing schools I'd
tors requested 20 pass bin found that II 40 any
Of the untei States hs may be IoOtsd Ooi and re-
iurnee 10 TsIss-N q. Pse.
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that the custom did no, obtain more, especially IN
large cities. Instead Of tia, We see large congre
cations assembled at 10 OF II o'clock and return
under all the disadvsn,sges of tho burninr Of
meridian sun, and mus, Of necessity subject them
selves TO much suffering from the heat, which nigh,
be avoided did they NEE, a, earlier hour to
enable them to be home in the hoa, OF the day.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31
Eor he Hfrnld

on RETURNING TO CASTLETON.
Pride Of the valley. hail, all hail
With Joy thy lovely form greet,
And flows the tribute Of my soog
In lowly numbers al thy feet,
For thou on memory's dreary waste
A fair, verdsni spot art seen.
Round which affections, pleasures, hopes
Are ever fondly clustering.
The rapid wheels Of time have marked
Their annual course since las, we met,
And change, resis,less change, his seal
On all things fair and bright hath set.
And hot All changed though here Thy shades
As erst invite 10 sweet repose,
Aud there, along the emerald mead,
Thy crystal stream in silence flows.
Though round, the everlasting hills
Uprear their submits to the skies,
And the same spacious vault spreads out,
Bathed in IFS rich ETHEREAL dyes;
We, art thou changed the bloom Of spring
Was then upon thy blushing brow,
And like some maiden fair thou look'dst
Ga whom dwet not the altar vow.
Now summers full-,ide glores swell
Thy vernal beauties; and bride,
Elae with hope, thou si,'st enrobed,
Radian, with smiles thou cans, not hide.
Yc, art thou changed the kindred souls
Whose converse lent each moment wings,
And threw around thy charms zest,
Sweet fruit Of friendships offerings)
They are no, here the cherished haunts
No longer echo to their tread,
Nor yield forth one responsive note
To voices whose sweet tones have fled.
Like vessels on the billowy main,
Those friends their various courses keep;
And who may say il e'er again
IN life's uncertain road they meet.
They are not here; yet shall ] love
Thy rura, beauties still the less;
And now that faith hath snatched away
Part of thy graces, scorn the rest!
No; nature hath too deep infxed
Within my breast enduring love
Fol all her works, and thou, brigh, spot,
Art blessed thy sister works above.
The seat of learning aud Of art,
To shield from pain, and rear the mind,
Their Mecca thou. who knowledge seek,
How favored pilgrims at thy shrine
Aoof from crime, unknown to vice,
Blessed, aye, thrice blessed thy favored X
Thou chosen home Of innocence,
Who would admire and love thee moi,
T. G. NJ.
caseton, Aug. %, Isi3.
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very modes; lady who was passenger on
board packet ship il is said, sPfans oct Of her
berth and jumped overheard, on hearing The cap
tain, during storm, order the crew to haul d0's"
ne sheets.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31
Angus, 10, 1913.

priest, named Alto, was conlemned % deaih
al Rome, on the 3Oih Oh. for the murder Of his
nephew He has been ctgrAisi br The Pope aad
will be srecJied.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31
THE NERAL ID.
rublixAed every Thursday Morning.
rssMs--rsH YEAR.

\ ,iaslv, os routs al The ssJscr,bcrs door si,7s
I'D ~ psclegss, or taken at me eotts, 81 so
~,7R Si,5O
s,ss,hs credit; IS o,nt' added u NOT then paid
lDelrrrfed BY the vdioge oayrier, 800.
eluo-tor crervbody; "fnteufast Ieur Own"
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Balance. being ,hc nett funds deriv.
so2.aio,3All 10

Balance, being thc nett funds deriv.
ed from the public funds S92 1884 10
In addition to lands sold there have been grant.
ed to the new States, for the purpose OF internal
improvement, education, &c grants Tor military
services reservations made and sold for the benefit
of Indians, &c, 1896, $50 acres.
OF the public lands, Virginia, New York, Mnssa'
chusetts and Connecticut ceded lG9,609,SI9
Georgia coded 5S,o9o'3ZI
North and South Carolina coded 26432,0oo
Purchased OF France and Spain 9s7,s5233@
Total 1912 o2673
This repor, also contains the deeds Of ccsson
from the several States every one OF when express
" provides thalthe cession is made tor the com
mon use and benefit OF the several States. we
quote from the deed of Virginia as an example
"Tha all the lands within the territory so ced'
ed. &c shall be considered as common fund for
me USE and benefit of such Of The United States as
have become or shall become members OF the
Confederation or federal alliance Of the United
| States, Virginia inclusive, according TO their usual
respective proportions IN the general charge ana
expenditure, and shall be faithfully and bona fide
disposed of for that purpose and for no other use or
purpose whatsoever"
Also from the cession OF Massachusetts
Whereas several OF the States in the Union
have at present no interest IN the great amp ehteh-
sivc tract Of uncutvated country lying in the
westerly part Of the United States and IL may be
reasonable that the State aJoce mentioned should
be interested IN Tie aforesaid country BE 1t en-
acted" &c.--Natiouat Hteiltgencer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31
VOL. As-.-NUuRER a5.
THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.

Al the last session OF Congress, on the motion
Of Mr. Dayton, United States Senator from New
Jersey, report was made from the Treasury pe'
paumcnl OF '1he quantities, surveys, aequs'',on''
sales. and reservations Of Public Lands from
which we make the following cXtracte -
Estimated quantuy Of land W, TO be sold IN each
State aud Territory including The unceiei terrific
~ east and west OF the Rocky Noun. ieres
ains south Of latitude 80 deg. i,ost,06tRS
Deduct reservations. 7,526,779
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down 10 September so li1' fot-
796536 acres bringing Sl1o9i1'oi2 "
Money paid for exlln.
gushing Indian IL
tie, FLORIDA s. Lou
isana purchase, IN
GLIDING interest 67,524,99O 80
PAID for surveying and
selling including pay
Of salaries aud fees 9,o66,6l0 IA
% AaI cni Az
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31
l,o7653s,qlt

Leaving 1916 53s,2n
Value at = % per acre sl,Siji-
6727G6 50
Of The above quantity the Indian
title is oxtnguishod TO 3bA9tt, lo,-
UneStinguishcd 7lb,l lfsxs
Snrvcved 27a64o,s56
Unsnryeyed sli,iis637
of, hs n,bIc l.ads ,harc b,ys nlseads bocn Sold
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StpbrsSiiitcr amf
Sefentli6er lSenDue.

0is !tnterltbricbenen rpsrbe gum 6fentlis
den Sertanf ausbieten,
am Sfermonta9e ben 17ten 2(pril,
ben aanssn nod iibrsen @tce BON Stobr
8 aterm I'M Stcbr ccs perttorbensn
Benjamin OitinIon in Nobdon 3amnIebip,
Serfs eanntp, betsbsno aus eincm allscmeis
nen enforcement bon
Srpcfmen SSaaren, Sart,paareu,
Sulens QBaaren &c.
tpcrnnter ltt aae Die berIbieesnen Hrtifsl
befnren bic sewobnIib in einsm $ano. .9tobr
9ebaltfn ipfrben.
ehsnfalls, sur namlibsn 3et anp Ort,
cine Quantitdt Seu.
Der Serfauf beainnt um 10 lttr Bormits
tags. Ubomas q. Gee,
Telfon Difinfon.
@recutcrsn &c.
Wdra %. ...... SIN.
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Sepls Ginreib,lna fiir9sferbe.

9efe ftbastare einrcituns 1T nit nun.
certarsm erfola aetrautt pcroen, aur Ssis
lnns Der tartncfiatsn &ranfbsiten wcmit
pfroe tcbaftet Inb, Iclebs als
Alte Strabnunaen, Sebmsllunaen, Steif:
belt, Sallen, burb 0rtifen bonn &ummet 0.
Der Sattel bcrurfaett, Screnfuna cr@dbnIs
term Dcrrenfuna bes 6alIes, Yerrenfuua
Der @tenfel, Serrenfuns orr 1Birtefno>
6cm Serrenfuna i'm &nie, Serrenfuna i'm
Soufhaar, Serrenfuns BET Subf6eln unb Oct
Su6aelenfe.
es tclt Iebr fbneG alte uno frifbe wuns
ben, Shnitte. OuetGebunaen &C., uno aitt
aleieb qincernn9 in ber Tdure uno anoern
&ranfbeitem, ,peleben spfsrbe init meiiTen
Shben uno Staten unterwcrfen 1tnb, ericust
ourb Die ct. Sobannssmur,el, ,pelebe oft
Die 5nfe uno Su6fnoeben oerDTroe Ueroirtt
unr Ger 9Brfuna bon @ulpbm6L blauen
Sitricl uno anoern eben 70 frdftisen D1it
teln entaeaem ,pirten.
OieIe Ginreituna miro 6uflehmiecen, gis
aeutbimsrn pou %lperp StdGen, Subrleutsn,
Stdnh:g :gcntraftcrsn uno pripat S,erren
empfcblen, als cine mmIbdBtare Nleoi,in,
unc icIlte fcrtlpdbrsao in ibren Staaen see
baltsn rperpen. 3um Serfauf tei
Jamcs .. Qambcrt, Nasnt
fir marlebaa's Iammtllebe spreparate.
Teacn9, Gpril 4. bp.
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g t q r b.

am 81. Mdrs, in bisfsr Stabt, Nsaria Sir,
@attn BON 9. g. Sir, i'm 80. asbsnSjabrs.
am %. Mdrs, i'm loospitate su philadelphia,
Der ebrw. Sor. @briifopbsr Sbuls, preoiser
Der Sbmenffslosrs@smsinos in oereforb 9auns
f6ip, .. g., i'm 67iten Sabre ieines Nltsrs.
-am %. Mdrs, in Ysif saunfbip, 6sinrb
IcsB, i'm NItsr BON SO Sabrsn, 6 Wto. u. 81 &.
am 10. Mdrs in aimsffons Saunftip, @os
lumba Sauntp, Sofspb SuItOn, Srlbat Der
Nepclution, i'm Nlter BON 81 Sabrsn.
--am IL. MdrS, in allegheny Saunibp Msif
Inorslanb @auntp, Scbn Sobnfcn, &eppluticn5s
folbat, i'm l03tsn Sabre feinss 2(lters.
am 2s. 8ebr., Su S0sriea in W1anabufstts,
SumusI Bbitins, @fq, @spOlutcnsfcoat, i'm
Altsr ron 81 SaBrsn.
-am 10. WadrS, in eitancn, ct. Connecticut
Nfabsl Gap Solcat bsr &suolutpn i'm ssit.
Sabre feinss alters.
-am 81. Marb in bisier Stabt, Warearet
@rdff, @attin BON Dan. @rdfi i'm 6sfsn Sabs
re ibrss altsrs.
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81 a 6 / 6 t

9Stro biermit sesetsn, bas Jacob Ron,
pom gaernarbon 9aunfhip, Berfs ganntp,
am S5fen War3 184s cine lleberfetreibuns,
(Nfitsnsment) .nadbte, all ben ltnterftbriebes
nsn, pom allie ieinsm liesencen unb perf6nIi'
etsn Serm6seR. oener oarhber fsstr gum
Stnsen fsinsr Srepitoren. 2Iae psrfonsn,
nelhe Soroerunsen all oas senannte Sers
moaen baten, llnb erfuht bieIelbsn al ben
llnterf ftrietenea einSubrinaen anp alle fols
dbe, Die an bas erfa9te Serm6sem fbulpls
ltno, ipereen sefallistt atbe3abIen al
Jobn Rurb,
lI1snie BON Saeob Oon.
&saeins, 4pril IL. SIN.
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DeutI6e 8ll6er,

Sum Serfauf bsi George 6eb, Suds uno
Sbre,bmaterialien:6dnbIer, SO. 81, melt'
penuitrabe, efe csr 4ten.
t1Ienb's 0eutleb uno gnsIiIher 9ietonar.
Kunfs 90. DO. %.
9brenfrieo's Geiprahe nno Neosnsartsn,
ilber jsoen Sesenitano asleaI Ihaflebsr llns
terbaftuna. - S1ebif 4nleituna aur Iuss
ipraebs Der enaliicben Sucbitabeu.
Dsutfbe uno enaliltbe NcbenSarten unb 8e.
iprad6e, gum &ebraueb fir Stuoirence bel.
Der 9praebsn. Sslamlnelt bon Sran,
Brdter.
Cine ginlrit,na GUM Stubium osr oeut1tbn
Spraebe sntbaltsno 4usSlae bon osn bee
fen beutfeben Yrofa. S6reibern, nit enss
liIebsr Snterliniar lteberIesun9, grflds
runas, S1cten uno elmer Ntbanoluns ilter
bic 9luefpratbe, mele6e bic Mittel sur fcrs
tiseu nno rihtisen HueIpraebe in Den Ee,
oensartcn teiper Spraebsn oarbietet. Spn
5erman Boeum, {ebrer DER psuts
fhsn $iteratur in Der psnnfplpani1hsn IL
niDerittdt.
Cine 8ramatif Der beutftben SpradG ips
itematifaliIh nacb ensm neuen plane eins
aeribtet oeutlieb, umfaGeno unp praftilb
Bon gaepar 8. e(efe, DrofetIor Der
peutIhen Sprahe unb &iteratrr IN Dlcunt
ct. marisn @clIeaiunt gmmitsburs mc.
Cine ueae &ramatf Der ceutlben 9praebe,
cine complete wortfaauns aller 9prahs
tbeile, srleutert init 3ablreieten erempcln
uno ltetunasn, bsm cine In,abl betanntcr
Geiprdebe beiasfist 1T. Son Or. gbars
les Benjamin Sebaos. SIR ben 8ebraucb
Der Amsrifamer einaeribtet BON 9B.$. q i.
berlen. gritc amsrifanifbe Ius9abc.
Steligt6ie Siicber,
Starf's 9amptuh. OapibTbe pIalterIpiel
5htner'e biblifbe &ieoers@ammlunS.
6ittcrien. spIalter.
Settamente. gateebismus.
r. 3. G. Shher. .g
gR0ie otiaen Si6er werben gum Ser
fauf anastotcn su ben nisorisiten gis
tp prsiGen fur Saarselc.
Neaoina, @pril 4, SIN.
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@icbti9e Mebi,imen.
tljarfball's Sariaparilla.

Scr ausssccbnte Ssbrauh Don 9arIapa.
rila, leit ptelcn persansenen Sabren, tewos
Den grfnosr oieIes IrttsIs in 1928, es Der
8eahtuns Der Observation-Disclosures an3u
bieten uno ,pessn fsinsr Sortrsffiebfeit ipur.
DC es in alien ineblsinlIcbsn Scurnalen uuo
3eitunasn jener 3eit, publi5rt. 9citosm
1T Ite baufis III ben SereinistenStaatea mn
anosyn >anbsrn, nit entltieoenen Sortbeile
sebrauht werpen fir Serofala, Nbeumatie'
mus, 9ettsr Gsfbwiren, 8eibaciannsen
ber 5aut, anfansenosu 5nlten uno ale aus
ore Sranfbetsn bic BON nnrsinem Slnte ent'
iteben, unb als Elm Dsranoerunssmitte in
5erbt unb Sriblinss5siten. 9ieie preparas
ton, mie 0e jest tersitet ,pirb, 1T tei fpeitem
bic bette Der 2lrt Die iest i'm 8ebraatb 1T.
gang bsrIhisbsn Spu jenen tpeibsn une faben
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(aut bsfoncsrss gsrIansen sinssrddt.) }
transformation.

lSir empeblen ebrerbieti9ff, bas cine Stoots
Convention Der 9emofratie bon Yennlplponen
in &eaoin9, Serfs @auntp, aebalten ,peroe,
am item Nu9uif l843, ;u @unifen pcn @snss
raj Dm. Danner fir Yrsioent, uno mir
bDffsn ea6 jeoss @auntp i'm Staate Deleaatsn
erwablen rpiro, um lb in pcGer unb frsisr
ecnpenticn ju periammsln.
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