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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-11-01
THE OREGON TRADE.--A PEEF
INTO THE PACIFIC.

Inc last lntelllIenCe informs us l1al
there are now two packets running be-
tween Oregon City and Honolulu, one
of the Sand wich Islands. One of these
is an American packet, and the other
belongs to the Hudson Bay Company.
This fact is the initial of one of the
greatest commercial revolutions which
the void has seen. Look at the map.
Fix your points at Liverpool, Boston,
st. Louis, Oregon City, and Canton.
Then calculate the freight and time re-
quired by bale Of goods transported
around Cape Horn TO Canton. Then
take the same bale Of goods by steam
car from Boston to Oregon City, and
then by steam packet from Oregon
City to Canton! If the goods 60 from
England, by Cape Horn, it will save
ten thousand miles to take them across
the American Continent! If they go
from the United States, there is a saving
of two-thirds the whole distance!-
That the trade of the United States
will take that course, provided the
communication is by steam, no one can
doubt. 1t is vain to talk about the
Panama route, if you can 60 bv steam
to Oregon. sal.a
What in 33 years (the average gen,
eration) will be the effect Of turning the
Pacific trade across the continent? In
that time the population of the United
States will be fifty millions, and Its
commercial marine the greatest in the
world. The ports Of China and its
vast trade are and will be open to all
nations. The waters Of the Pacific
are comparatively smooth, and the
voyage safe. What does the reader
imagine will be the effect ofpouring the
trade of the United States and its fifty
millions of people, active, ingenious,
and Industrious, across the continent
of America upon the ancient fields OF
Asia? Vast indeed will be the revo-
luton in commerce, and equally great
will be the revolution in the civilization
of Asia! All this may appear to some
minds as dream, but It is necessity
of Commerce, Science and Art. 1t will
happen, as certainly as the United
States continue to grow.
In ancient Asia and in modern At
RIGA, the internal trade of those conti-
nents was carried on by caravans
Some Of the largest cities in Asia were
built up by caravan trade. The intro
ducton of an inland trade across the
continent of America is the same thing
as there existed, only carrying on the
trade by steam.
When this nation looks out across
the Pacific on the fields Of Asia, crisis
will have come in this worlds affairs,
like that grand catastrophe which to ok
place when the bue-eyed German and
the hungry Goth looked down upon
the beautiful plains of Italy. The
hour will have come for mighty changes
in the human family.
These things must take place, and
they will come soon-before another
generation has expired; and America
these United States-wilI be the grand
in all the worlds future
revolutions. Cincinnati Chronicle.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-11-01

MAKE YOUR OWN CANDLEs,-Take two lbs.
of alum for every twenty lbs. Of tallow, dissolve il
in water before the taow is put in, and then melt
the tallow in the alum water, with frequent stirring,
and it will clarity and harden the tallow so y to
make most beautiful article for either winter or
summer use, almost as good as sperm.-.dlbany
CuifiUdtor. sA9e $50 i1sp hiag
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The latest plan Of doing large busI-
ness is to employ half dozen of police
officers to arrest public attention.
Boston Mail.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-11-01

The Mormons. it is reported, are about emigrat-
ing to vancouver's Island, in the the Oregon terri
tory, As they will therelencounter only Indians,
perhaps they may be able to get etaIong.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-11-01

THANKsGIvINc.--Itw will be seen by the Proc
lamation which we this day publish, that Govern
or BARLEY has appointed Thursday, the Goth Of
November. as day of Thanksgiving 1t will
doubtless be suitably observed. .-Statenman.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-11-01
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.


crats-I2 wings.
Senators elected this gear.
Adams, Highland and Pike-Tilberry Reid.t
Athens aud Meigs-John Welsh.
Ashtabula and Lake-Wm L. Perkins.
Belmont and Monroe Benjamin Mackallt
Brown and Clermont-Dowty Uher.t
Cuyahoga and Geauga- Seabury Ford.
Columbiana--John Martini
Guernsey and Coshocton--French w. Thorn
hillt
Greene, Fayette and Clinton Barnum Martin
Hamilton james II. Ewing,t
Logan, Champaign, Hardin and Unon-Ira A
Bean.
Muskingum-Charle B. Goddard.
Mercer, Allen, Van Vert, Putnam, Pauldng
Williams, Henry and Defiance--A. P. Edgerton.
Richand-Joseph Newmant %
Ross and Hocking-John Madeira
Scioto, Lawrence, Galia and Jackson-J. j
Coombs.
Tuscaraws and Carroll-Ephraim R. Eckley.
Washington, Morgan and Perry-Rufus f Hart1
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Adams and Pike-David Cockerill.t
Ashtabua-Brewster Randall.
Athens and Meigs-Thomas Irwin.
Brown-John ]. Higgns.t
Bemont--BeDjaminS Cowen.
Butler-Fergus Anderson.t
Coshocton -Heslep Williams.t
Coumbiana-C. L. vallandigham,t Jos. Will
liams
Clermont-Davd dali
Carroll-John Riley.
Cuyahoga--David Harvey.
Clinton and Fayette-Stephen Evans.
Clark-Samson Mason.
Crawford and Wyandotte- Michael Brackley.t
Cham paign and Union William Richie.
n. III r.ol
Delaware and Manon--James B. Shaw
Franklin and Madlson-Joseph Ridgway, Jr,
Edward Fitzgerald
Fairfield Andrew Foust,t David IL Swartz.t
Geauga-Alfred Phelps.
Greene--E. F. Drake.
Guernsey-T. w. Upton.
Gaa and Jackson-M Owens
Holmes-A Democrat.
Hamilton--Chas. Reemelin,t i John McMakin,f t
Thos J. GaIlaghert and Jacob Fnn.t
Hancock Lucas, Ottawa and Wood-L. Parcher
Hardin and Logan-Richard S. Candy.
Highland-Wm. H. Trimble.
Huron and Erie-Benjamin Summers.
Harrison--Jacob Lennon.
Jefferson-James G. Allen.
Knox--William H. Smith,
Lake--Able Kimball.
Licking--Seth S, Wright, E. L. Smith.
Lorain--Nathan P. johnson.
Montgomery Thomas Brown, Jas. F. Hibberd
Miami--Stephen Johnson.
Muskngum--Edward Ball, John Trimble.
Monroe-Joel Yost.t
Morgan daniel Chandler
Medna-Earl Moulton.
Mercer, Allen and Van Wert--Michael Leath-
erwood.t
Pickaway-Edsen B Oldst
Perry--James Brownf
Portage-Thomas Shreve.
Portage and Summit-David Mcintosh.
Preble--Will illiam Curry.
Putnam, Paulding, Williams, Henry and Def
ance-H S. Knappt
Rlchland--Alex. Abernethyt and James Cum
minst
Ross and Hocking-James Gibson.
Sciotd and Lawrence-T. r. Stanley.
Stuk-Samuel Slower, gain
Seneca--Danel Brownt
Summit-Hlram Bowen.
Sandusky--John Bell.t
Trumbull-Buell Barnes, Henry Boyd.
Tuscarawas-B. P. Ferguson.
William P Cutler
Warren Edward Noble
Wayne Michael Tottent and Joseph Wilford't
Those marked thus ID are democrats.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-11-01

Whenever you see a small waist,
think how much health is there ,oasted.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-11-01

The old Keystone has completely swamped ted
eralism. The democratic majority in the House
of Representatives is 36, and in the Senate 3 Gen
era Burns is elected Canal Commissioner by about
thirty thousand!
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Ne0imteutss Sefc(,l.

Sae 4te Regiment Grdber bae 77ttc)
inter Setebl pcn gol. qDillam 9rerlrr, srz
sr3irt IN 8attalic nen we fclst:
Sas lite Battalion, unter 8efebl bon
sufalor Daniel giauicr, am Dicntaae BEN
3trn nahlten Ulal, am Saithauic pcn SIaae
Veesr, IN Dlep Iaunfhip, Ssrfe 60.
O9s 2ts Battalion, untcr Ssfeb( BON O7a.
jor Slltolans Slider, am Olitnpceb een IA.
ten nahiten 0lai. am gaRbanfc bon 9amus
81 eaneis in Oifritt saunItbip. Scrts 60.
Sle aan3e mannlhaft bat ,tb al orn bee
Illmten Sassn nnr pascn phuttli Inn 10
ubrWcrasns cin;ufnpsn, init srbtriarm 0en,
srssnebr psrieben. Jspcr Der fem 6rpebr
mItbrlnssn Fam, bat lttt tlcs tem Colonel
ju melscn, no ct Gins tsfommsn miro.
Alle 'psrlonsn Die babcr cbns Ssueraemebr
III osn Nsibsu scfunosn peroen, MAIDEN fteb
Osr scissIitben CITRATE ftulois.
Wftliam Irerler, golonel.
Uprtl Is. SIN.
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GinbeimiI6e Gutter.

5eute erhH Hneno am ,Sclccns &useIStcbr'
ein "usaerebntes IGcrtsmcnt bon ,,cinteinis
iehen trcfncn 9htern." bettebsno gum 3beil
aus fclaenpen :-Setleittte uno unaebleittte
WirsIine, Srta, Sett unc GehOrlen &elIcb,
Settbartbenp, gattune bon alien Wlutsrn,
ftb'parae nnc weiBe feiosrartiae gettune ,neus
aart'ae 5ausratb or., D'andsitrr Giusbams,
Carlton nno lhcttifts ro., HailsNcap @pr.
ren ron allen Sarten, tlaue 9rene, Selvets
eorbsn uno SeIprttesus, W7arIsiues mctten
&C.. NIT einsm arcBen Enforcement anofrsr
Shter, mc3u Die HuflncrtIamfeit Der Sauftr
erteten miro, ca fte bctimmt ,pcblfeilcr bers
fanfr rperprn ais III iraenb einem Stcbr in
Neac'na' Del 0'Sricn uno Eaisucl
Meoeina, NpriI g.
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9feue, mCOt9e unD mohlfeiIe
! SutmQ6erei!
Nbiaip Sant,ater,

Sutmater moebt bisrmt oen Sirasrn BON
Neaoins uno Der llm9s9eno bsfannt oas CT iitb
in &saoin9 nsu stabIirt bat uno fsin 63sfdbdft
In allen boiu 9ebSnnosn 3msieen bstrsibt.-
Sslns 0Ssrfltdtts 1T in Der 9Ssifspsnnifrase,
alsi'b cberbalb Der ,peisen Kirebe, 100 man
fortmabrsno fnoen miro sinsn 9roesn GcrratD
bon
Beaver t7utria, Gator, rufGfben, nups
peo uno rpellenen Stiten,
BON allen WtcSsn une 8ornsr. @r ,pirb fb
auf6 Ssife bemlibsn burb quite 9trtsit uno bils
li9s prsifs Die CUNT Der &unosn ;u gsmnnen,
bic ibm NIT ibrsm 5uiprubs bssbren miasn
uno loSst @ae b6fibif Elm anjurufen unp isis
usn 8orratb gu bsiibti9sn.
Se,tellun9en merbsn canfbnr dnaenonnen
uno fhnsl uno phnftlib bsfor9t
GFSsrfdrtte cccr tcfhmnste Srcbtitc
wcrcen auf Derlansen ar,palcben mno meoer
IN Saeon setradbt, nab fran3oItibsr 4rt.
Nsaein9, Mdrs ls. Is.
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g t q + b.

--am Upril Itenoe, in Imitp 9aunIcbip
Acam Snauer, im alter Don 80 Sabrsn unr
5 Olonatcn.
-am S. upril in $ansltbmamm 9aunlbip
am Stblasfub, Srau 3icalsr, @attn pcnNn
crtas 3icaIer, i'm 7Oitem Sabre ibrss 4ltsrs.
DIN l. 9lpril, III DbersIulpsbotem Srie,
orld Serbart i'm 64iten &stensjabrc.
-am 5. Qpril, i'll oitlsr StaOt, Scbu @utb,
ma'ln, i'm 57tea sebensjabre.
-an 9. lpril, in Nsapina, gatbarua eli,
fatstb Drinfbane, i'm 77itsu 2stenejabre
-am IL. upril, in risler Start, Or. @alc:
mon Sirtt, i'm IItcr bon al Sabrsn.
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6errenl left lit cure 3eit.

O'Sricn uno Haisuel dmc juf ponYbi,
laeelpbia suriifsefebrt, nit osm bsttausses
wdtltsn unc ,pcbIfeiIten 4G1ortsmsnt "trods
ncr Outer" bic jemals in Neapns 3umDer,
taaf ansstotcn fpcyocn, beltsbeno gum She'll
aus folssnben -
Scbwarsblane, CRIME uno tra,Ine 9uhs
Semiiebt DItp, 9rap uno Sdnep DO.
Sttwar5 nno fanep:fartrn franj6aIebs %.
8Iaue, icbpar5e uno beDfarbiss galmiers,
Ss3nilIist nnp fetIiette swset DO
%. 90. Sube,
SdIldts nno ftsmrirte Sattin weltsn,
DO. fancp ScircnbeISet %.
OlarlciIler unp Saleneia %.
NIT slnem 9rcben. fhtnen uno woblfeilsn If.
icrtemsnt bon Srdsen, Salstinpen, 9hdrs
pen SclentrdSern, 6anoIhuben, grapattsn
&c, mo5u Die anfmerfIamteit Der 5erren te'
fonoers erbeten tplrp am
Boleene Ku9el Stobr.
Gsabina, 2(pril 8.
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SSobnun9sperdn
DaDiO 0cDn,

Sappenma6er unO Sbneiber,
je'9t oem acehrtsn putlifum ton &sasins
nno Oct Slahtarfhaft rssbenit al, ba6 CT
ls!nen 9Scbnort rsrancert bat. SsineWert
itatte TT 1egt III Der OF penntra6r elnias
Sbnrsn llntsrbalb Bsatbsr's amc Ole nattite
Shnr 81 Sbbrmasr nno 8erser's Stobr. no
CT tortpabreno cine sro6e Anspa5l 2appsn
anf 5ano ba!t, bic 5u ben tlllisiten prsilsn
Uerfauft ,perocn.
er mire ss ilh ftets anssfeaen fein laGsn,
ole ihm 5n(pretbencen &nncsn prompt II. tils
l's 81 teoienen in allsm mas fein 8aeb ansett.
0antbar fir oas tisbsr senodrne Sutraas
en-, bofFt ct caB feline Srsunbe i'm III bet neu'
ne 2Bobnnns andb nitbt psrse0en werpea.
Nsapins, Upril Is. 1s45.
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Serbciratbct.

-onreb ben ebr,p. 6rn. 9. lllrieb, ain 2sf.
Didrs, 5err elias 0isfntatb nit D1if gas
tbarina 5olsmau, beipc pom Bethel.
-ebenfalle, 6err Scsl Stridler bon STU:
manstatn, qitanon Go, init Dsi6 gatbarina
pafman Don 1Bomelsborf.
-oureb rcn @brw. 6ru. wm. pault, am E.
Iprll, 5err Sipson 8rsitiabam nit D1ib
6anna Shmsf, bon Nueeombmanor.
-eartb ben ebrp. 6rn. 9. g. Ssrmau, ain
6. 4pril, 6err 9Staiam Stbnsiosr nit Dil6
Watilca 3iealsr, teics BON Sustain.
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QSel6 ein Sulouf!

Sett sr6fnenp am '6olocne Nuacl Stebr'
eln aueaeeebntes Ndortsmsnt BON "Saneys
Bntern" fir Samcntlsicer, folebe ais
Dlcuis ce lainr nsus Wlufsr,
erapp &c lalne "
eatmer be gstcfIe,
0ucurs, Gin Ihonsr Irtifd fir Gleibcr,
goleenes Ds gose,
Oraancp, ShcttiIh II. garlltpn9irsbams
Sh6ne aemalte 9apne,
Salsorine, nsue muitrr.
Stwar5er Sal5crine,
Siaurirter uno ftblithter 9arlston.
spcIfa nno eeitifte &leirsr,
ShIibte, fsurirte uno farbias Seiosn.
fbwars=tlaue Do.
Stan3tfftEt uno brittilete 9st,
Hlpaea >utres ben alien multsrn II. Sarten
Stbwarje unp blausIhmarse Gattinrts &C.
snfammsn init einem arOBsn 9lGcrtcment bon
Ithlitbten u. asltiftsn 9tibst Stbawls, W1ar,
isllsr uno Goroen ginfatfiinaen, seIaumtesa A.
&raacn nno gclleretttn, Inter.
5aIetaebsr Sanepisipen pcinte, Iattinsss.
Itreifte Mpsline, Eip nnb &iele 6anpStnbe,
9rdmpfe &C. &C., tpe5n Die Nufmertiamftit
erteten piro BON O'Srian u. Eaiauel,
Neabin9, @pril 8.
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sSrtibiii,aSs0iiter.

Sie llnterIhrietenen flnp jult surifaefsbrt
srn spbllarelpbia, init cinem arcBsnllGorte'
ment BON Srhbinas :Sissrrr Die le woblfci.
ler ableBen lpsrren ais irasnb Gin ancrcs 6aus
IN rislem Orte.unte neleben man flnreu ,pirp
fhlebt 1innen uno 2innru 0rcll, einbrimiitb
seitreift nuo se,pi,rfslt, tlaurr 9rell, Weltcn
BON allen ScrteM Wan6ctsr Ginsbams ,e.
0'Srien une RaiSuel
Msooina, 2pril s.
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I'm Die getbenDen.
Ktel1lfp's Gfge1t GraneI
81 | II c n.

9ide piaen Ino bic tsitsn unb IletrFsn
fir cen rci6eneen Gtsin obsr @rabsl (@riesN
uno ale Sranfbciten bic aus Dem waier eut.
itebem; lle reinissn bic S1isren uno trllen bic
Drsans 'piscsr in Oronuns. fs llno larirenp,
pnps unb fpadertreitene, reinisen uno ttar.
ten oen Olasen, er,petcn Nppstit, beilen pas
xopfrpeb, bic 5artlsitisfsit, winrfolif, eas
selttpeb, Sispsrfa &C.,
Oiefes aaes 1T burh grfabruna unt3tus.
mde beitatist ano ts,pieIsn, imp mcr Ile ais
sarlrmittel ssbrauht, ,piro feltfn oesr gar
n'ht bon ben cbisen Sranfbeitm seplast
werbcn.
.. Sobn &ienlsp, @r. Or.
0-3n batcn in pisisr 0rnfctsi uno bel G.
3BlfTan9, in Der SAo 7ten Stra6s, Neaoins.
4prl g. bp.
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9e9en .lGtsumotbie anb 8ufen=
S6mersen. 0inement.

berfertlst bon JobnKienlev.
Ote1ss &inement 1T oas bewabrtcite DlitteI
welhss jcnals Dor oas puklitum sebraebt
worosa 1T es berfhaft fcalsiebe $inoeruna,
wenn Sctraudb bapon semae6t piro. Oie
NhfsnsSebmerSe enrirt es beim eriten oeer
sipeiten Wlal 9bmieren.
gSginjis 5u baten in biefer 9ruferei.
preis: so Gent Die Slaf6s.
NeapinS, Grril IS. tc.
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@rnl ltli6e 9luifDrDeruno.

Ole llnter3sihneten batsn itrt tisbrisen
Sefhaftc aufaeaeben unp ,pinleben paber ID.
re 4n9elsasnbciten 70 fhnea ale mtaleh su
letttln. 9ie fcrcern ccbbalb bisrmit ac
Olcteniaen auf, Die nod al fte fir Stcbrait.
ter fhulnia itmp, 70 halo ais m6sliet, je sber
je bsdrr, ~ fommen unO at3ubesablen.
Qlbred,t uno Uitbaus.
@rntrr 3amnfthir, Urril IS. SIM.
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Bon ben Dsrbanelunsen Der Court pabrsne
Der ucriosn Wcbe baben mir. aussr osm Bee
ribte Der GranesSurp, nibts srfabrn. gs
wsrsen ruobl feline wittiss Sabsn perbanoslt
Wcrben fein,
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Spbn NQaaier

bat 70 sben erBalten unb iUire bsute srtHnen
Elm febr ausseosbntsS enforcement bon frifben
ffefnen Ghtern, fbidib fir bic Sabrsjeit,
,ptlebs ungsm6bnlih wobtfsil fnb.
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Ippeuatipns.9

Nabribt wiro bisrmit ssssbsn, bas bic Up.
psaatcnssIaee fir bic psrfbisbsnen Saun,
fbIps, Stdbte uno 9Sarbs, fir bas Sabr ls45
an bsm gommifIcnsrs 9mts in &eabina, an
ben nabtsnanntsn 3a9sn 9sbaltsn mtrbsn,
nS,,
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Ont,n Dants, [farbi9er Dlann ]
3eist bsrmit ben einwobnsrn BON Nsapins
an, bas CT tcbte 9bisrs auffanft bic Gett an
fleb batem, Tim Ite aussueeeben Seine 1Dobs
nuns, 1T bei fsinsr Go6erei in Der Balnut.
ttraBe otsrbalb Der 12ten.
Steapina, Upril IS. I'm.
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S6erif's HerfQuf.

Dnrfb Sraft eines all MIDI aeridteten aes
ritbtlitben Srfebls Don pluries lepari facts
as' miro auf 6tfentlibsr Serlteiseruns vsr,
Fault tpfrcen, auf Olittmcb brn %. intleben.
oen NpriL um llbr Slaebmittaas, auf Dem
splasc ieltit, ale jene sepiNe qBobnuua,
splanta9e ober Stilf $anD, tbeilweiIe aeleaeu
III Slcrcsg goUsntrp 9aunlhip, ebetter gaua.
tp, nno tbcls!psiIe in Union SaunIeb,p, ,8rfs
eaantp tcaren3t oureb tano Ucn Scbn18bit.
afcr, Sobn Slrimau, Seora Voeum unb an,
eercs, eMtbaltenO pier uno neun5is Hfer nno
olerSi9 Tutben, ici es mebr ccsr psntscr,
(aus9sncmnsn uno tcrtebaltrn bapon eiu
bunpert uno feds Nutbrn $ano, peltbss bon
ben grebltcren pon Nicclaus Srcnsr umb
Jotn Garner ten 9rufses psr tifhoRetsn
U1ethcciR RensSirdc bon Dorerlastcn Slcro,
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sclnpeiien 6eften 5u pcranftalten.
lin nun 70 UieI ais moslleb bic prctufte
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tiacn lImletlas, ju Dem prcile bon 10 gente,
erItbeincn.
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tp, nno Dem Seisse sclnab Die SiIans au pers
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a&SNN: i'm SABRE wie cbsn scfaat.
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rpirc am Samitase ben s1asn natbiten Mai,
nm 10 ltbr Sormttaas, am 6anfe pom gbrs
fianOunfsl. in&anafbwait 9aunItir,Bsrte
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