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of an Irish lad TO MS Hio,ie',
ds;ng of starvation. She found three
49, - tbe corner of his ragged jacket
gocLet. and gave them 10 him. Il was
IN che had; the whole family were per-
ishing from famine
Give me three grains of corn, mother,
Only three grains Of corn;
1t will keep the little life | have
Till the coming of the morn.
am diving ofhungcr and cold, mother,
Dyrnc Of hunger aud cold;
And half the agony Of such a death
Ny lips have never told.
Ithas gnawed like a wolf a my heart
mother,
A wolf that is fierce for blood,
All the liveIong day and the night beside,
Gnawing for lack of food.
/ dreamed of bread in my sleep,
And the sight was heaven to see:
1 woke with an eager furnishing lip,
But you had no bread for me.
How could | look to you, mother,
How could | look to you
For bread to give your starving boy
When you were starving tool
For | read the famine in your cheek,
And inyour eye so wild,
And l felt it in your bony hand,
As you laid il on your child.
The Queen has land and gold, mother,
The Queen has land and gold,
While you arc forced to yorr empty
breast
A skeleton babe to hold;
A babe that is dying Of want, mother,
As | am dying now,
With a ghsstly look in his sunken eye,
And famine upon his brow.
What has poor Ireland done; mother,
What has poor Ireland done,
That the world looks on & sees US starve,
Pe-ishing one by one.
Do the men Of England care not, mother,
The great men and the high,
For the suffering sons ofErin's Isle.
Whether they live or die!
There is many a brave heart here, mother,
Dying Of want and cold,
While only across the channel, mother,
Are many hat roll in gold.
There are rich & proud men there, mother,
With wondrous wealth to view,
And they bread the fling to their dogs TO-
night
Would give NE life and YoU.
Come nearer to my side, mother,
Come nearer to my side,
And hold me fondly, as you held
My father when HE died.
Quick, for l cannot see you, mother,
My breath is almost gone;
Mother ! Dear mother! ere ! die,
Give me three grains Of corn!
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FOR
AT PITTSBURGH.
Drs. speer and Kuhn.

ME object Of this establishment is
Il TO supply a want greatly feltby re-
spectacle travellers OH our western high
ways-by residents. without family, Ia
ken sick-and by patients from the sur
rounding towns and country who resort
10 this place FOR relief from surgical and
other diseases. Such have often suffered
from the want of the various comforts
and attentions SO necessary and agreeable
To the sick, and from careless aud un-
faithful nurses; and been subjected 10
heavy and unreasonable charges.
lnvallds will here be provided with
constant faithful and comfortable atleu-
dance. snd a, a rale much below the nsu.
al charges.
While the care of both physicians will
be extended to every variety of disease,
II is intended by DR.. Speer, to give spe-
cial attention to
ALI SURGICAL DISEASES,
PARTICULARLY To
Diseases OF THE EYE.
To these branches of his profession
he has given a large share of his at,en-
ION Tor the last twenty-five years, and
ne will continue to devote To Them the
experience acquired by a constant prac-
tice during that time.
The Hotel for Invalids is not an exper
iment. It's establishment is suggested
not only as necessary to supply an evi.
dent want in this city. in The entire alb
sence of ANY special provision for The
sirk, bui is warranted also By the success
Of similar institutions al Cincinnati and
New orleaus--ihe former under The care
at Drs. TaIiaferro. Marshall and Strader
the latter under that of DIR. Stone.
The building selected for the purpose
IS situated at the &C rner of Federal aud
Robinson streets, in Allegheny city, adj
the city Of Pittsburgh. II is
and reomy, AMI furnished
with all accommodations necessary for
he sick.
Applications for admission 10 be made
10 the subscribers, al their Office on Penn
street. Pittsburgh, or al the establishment.
6No contagious Diseases will be ads
mii'ed. J.. r. SPEER, Al. d.
]. S. KUHN, MI. D
February IS, 1916.
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The Struggling Poor

have in some ms ahces been made happy
by the dawn of brighter days; while
those baskIng IN the
Sunshine Of Prosperity
have had TO taste the bitter pangs of
want. How ought these vivid lessons
from off lfe's truthful psge-lo stir up
The hearts Of all
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Who can doubt the virtues of
JaVne'S Hair Tonic.

Sommersilie. y. L.Aov. &c. '42.
DR.. Jsyne.-Dear Sir: | send you the
following ceru6sase attained from Nr
Quick. would JUST site Thar | became
acquainted with him about two years
aga, Al tha, time he was euirely bald
with The excepunn Of a lock of hair on
lhe back Parl Of his head. about The size
Of half a dollar. ane that lock uf hair he
told me had been made 10 grow tv the
use Of yuur Tonic; previous to which
he positively AYERS. he had not a sinols
hair on his head. The hair now COM.
pieiely covers his head. and is from four
To FIVE inches long. Ferv respectfully.
yonrs, &c, p. MASON.
.7aother Proof of he Efficacy Of
Jayae's Hair Toaie.-This will certify
that | was entirely bald Tor about three
years, when | was recommended to irv
DR. Jayne's Hair Tonic, Iprocured two
bottles Of Mr. Mason, in Summervipe.
and using the Tonic for about fifteen
months. my hair came in all over nv
hea6. and, although not quite as thick as
before. yet il is constantly growing
This surprising restoration OF my hair
| excited The astonishment Of all ny ae-
quaintances. and made me an object Of
curiosity to many, | am now So wears
Of age, and have reason tn regard the in.
ventor of this maichless Hair Tonic as a
public bene!aclOF.
JOACHIM GULICK.
New Germantown. n. j. Nov &c. 1912,
For sale By j. j. 8. IL r. ScheH, M.
merset. Pa. Also by Edward BERN,
Stoystown Pa.
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JOHN CASEBEER.
March 9. lS47--6t. Adu.r
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Executors Notice,

March 2. 1917. 6ts
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Ithas gnawed like a wolf at my heart,
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Afraid Of the Bliers.

During the height of the opposition between
the two steamboat lines, running from the Ken.
nebec to Boston, last summer, and just as the
rival boats were making ready 10 start, a wsgon
hove in sight, in which was an ole lady, with
an accompaniment of band boxes and bundles,
evidently equipped for journey. The respec.
tive agents of The two lines sprang towards her.
Take the Marshall, marm !-Hne boat. TRY
the Penobscot. new boat. built last summer,
commanded by the favoriie Of every body-Capt
- &c. &c.-The boys and loa fers around,
echoed the claims of their favori,e in concert.
'Ilurrah for the Penobscot.' Go to the John
Marshall The old lady. who had probably ne.
yer seen a steamboat before, and whose chief
notion Of the varments was connected with
their boiler-bursting propensities, was almost
beside herself with terror, at the hubbug.
%. Lordy! l wish I'd never stirred step
if Id a known there was to be such an awful
time as this, I'm sure wouldn't. The pesky
b'lers--I know they'll bust-every body's look
ing after me; and nobody's attending to 'em.
There. 90 right away. all of you. I'm going
Icet Wluk tOI lcdI
OF them pesky bilers.'
you need give yourself no anxiety on ac.
count OF the boilers in the Marshall, SAID the u.
gent OF the NJ, they are new and sound, and
couldn't be made to burst
Are you sure Of it!' said the old lady, evin.
cng symptoms of q favorable disposition towards
tho Marshall-'you amt tryin' to practice on
the credulity Of poor lone woman, hoper
mo fear Of me-sound asa teakettle," was
The reply.
The old lady was about descending from the
wago"', to embark in the Marshall. when No. 2
stepped up.
'Aladam.' saio he, in serious tone, mo doub,
the Msrshali's boilers are good enough, bu, the
bsst boilers are dangerous things-Ws know
that great many people had been killed by
them-especsly Of la,e--and we took the 5oi
ters out Of our boat three weeks ago:
You DID," said che 'that's tho boat for me.
then. Jemes Ito the boy in the wagon, pass
out the basket, and the bonnet box. and the un,.
breila, and psTasol-and don't forget the new
shoes and doughnuis. under the seat Tell Sal.
ly went in the boa, wi,hou, any bisrs. and she
need have no fears Of Bosionion.
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DEAFNESS GAN BE CURED!!
NOOPERS ETERIAL OLA prompt ard
lasting remedy for DEAESEss. also for pains
and discharge Of matter from the Ears.
Hundreds Of cures in cases deemed utterly hope
less have firmly ablished its superiority over
~ fnmer Medicsl discovery. s ..
This valuable Acoustic Medicine is q compound
Of four different OILS. one Of which. the active aud
principal ingreJient is ohtaned ION the bark of o
certain species of WAANUr. a new aud etirctu ii
agent in the cure Of Deafness.
Persons who had been deaf fuI 10, Is and even
20 years, have been permanently cured by using
this oil. In fact, so numerous aud emphatic
have teen the testimonials in it, favor, that the in.
ventor claims for i, the distinction of Infsble
Remedy. in oil cssrs, when the Ear is perfect in
its formsti n.
FoI further particulars, and evidence Of it's grea,
vsiue see printed she, Is, in The tands of Agents.
Fus sale in Sunhu,y. by J. W. FRlLING.
September 18Th. ls4G-ly
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Ii ELIEV AND LIV
+ II O NJ s q n s
Compound syrup OF Tar 4 Wood
NnDthA.

TIME unprecedented success Of thi. medicine, IL
Il the restoration ~ health, 10 those wko, in des-
pair, had given up oil hopes, has given il an .Ial.
ted reputation above all other remedies furnishing
evidence Of rs intrinsic value and power. the on.
ly sgent which can he relied upon TOT The eatc CT
Pulmonary Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Pain in the ride and Breast, Splitting Of Blood,
Whoopns Cough, Group, SC.
Attention is requested to the following ASTON.
ISHING CURE, by Thomsou's Compound Syrup
Of Tar and Wood Nsp,haft
fhiiadtipaiu, May Sd, 1874.
Mr.. THOMSON-Desr sir-whh grs,sfal
feelings ip!ofm you OF the Astonishing effects Of
your medicine, which has li,stslly ,ais me from
sdea,h,hed Ny disea-e. Pulmonary Ccnsunps
,iea, nd reduced me so low tina, my ply sican p'o
noanc-d my case hopslsss Al this junction bc-
gan 10 u.e your medicine. and miraculous as il may
seem i, has completely restored me to health, sfts.
everything else had failed. Respectfully yours,
WASHINGTON MACK,
Charlotte street, above George sireeL
The undersigned. being persouslly acquainted
with Washington Mack and bis sufsInss, besr
witness 10 tho astonishing effects OF 1hosasons
Compound syrup Of Tar, and the truth OF the -
bove statsmeDi
JOS. WINNER, SIS North Third street,
DAVID vICKERs, ~ Almond street,
HUGH M'GINEEY, Q. Z. eofnes Tsnsny
end Fourth s'sssts
Pv,esrsd osly By S.P. TheAsen. N. 3. essnss
Of Sth and Spruce streets, Philadelphia
Assn,s.-H. b. Mas,sv, suhbury D. 0rcss.
end Dr. Macpherson, Hsrisbovs Jno. G. Brown,
Pos,s.itis; Geo. EssI. RssaingI Houston q Ms
%. Towards. Hrsdbra ossn,y, Pc. Psiss 90 cents
per bottle. os - ps. dozsu,
~ Bapsrs ~ AZ iwiiatiss
PAissslPAis, June 7stA, iess.-y
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CHEAP WATCHES.

CHEAP WATCHES.
The Cheapes, Gold and Silver Watches
IN PHILADELPHIA.
~OLD Levers, fax Iewelled, $45 90
n Silver do. DO 80 90
GotI I.eo;,,es. Jewell.J 80 90
Silver do, do. Is 90
Silver Quarters, fine qualify. 10 90
Gold Watches pis;n, IS 90
Silver Spectacls 70
Gold cenciis. 80 200
Gold U,scelets 90
Also, on hand, large assortment Of G"id and
Hair Bracelets, finger rngs, breast pins. hoop ear
rings, gold pens silver spoons. vaxar tones. thin.
bles. gold neck. curb and E'b chains, guard keys
and jewellery Of every descric'ion, st equally low
pr'ccs. All want is q call to convince custo
ners.
Al kinds Of Watches and Clocks repaired and
WARMED to keep good time for onS year; old
gold silver hought taken IN exchange.
For sale. eight day and thirty hour hrass clork-,
nj LEWIS LADOMUS'
Watch, Clork and Jewellery Store. No. +t3I
Market street, above Eleventh. north side, PhilA-
phis.
GJ have some Gold sud Silver Levers, sill
much cheaper than iha shave prices.
Philadelphia. Dec. 26. iS4d.--iy
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Trp Noussel's umfbersaI
S II AVN e CIR = A M.

Small quantities given without Charge.
1T ia che,na So. PHILADELPHIA.
YNHIs new and splendid article. a. its maine Do.
a notes, 10 pr"fessed to he superior TO any sha.
wing Cream in the United States or Europe. II is
unsurpass, for beauty, purify ard fragrance, tho
somewhat analogous 10 Gu rlsin's Ambrosisl
Cream and other similar compounds. ], fer sur
passes them oil by the emolient pss,y consistency
Of its lather which sofsns the heard render
shaving pleasant snd essay. II further possssses
the advantage over the imported article, in being
freshly psspMsd no skill being wanting in hs man.
ufaeturs. z. Roussel having had many yei'.' ex.
psrience In tho celebsstsd LsboTaiory Of LsuguH,
Pers ., Fills. now Rsnsud e. co.. Of Paris-
Besides being the best, Il V the ehsspcst article
for shaving; II is elegantly put up in boxes. with
splendid stssl engraved labels
PIiee s. per dozen, OF a73 cents for single bog.
10 shave one year. Il 10 slso sold st 81 30 per h.
or l23 cents per o.. 90 that gentlemen can have
their DO. es filed at EUGENE ROL eSEL'6,
Wholsssls end Retail Psriomsry end Minsssl We.
iss Esshlshpsnt, liz Cbsenot 6ssseA
Dec 10, lsse,-- PHILADELPHIA.
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NHX~
AUCTION STORE,

No. North I'd ST., thlrd door above
Market Street.
r n L A ID = L p n A,
SALE EVERY EVE MING, Of u general as
- .or,m-nt of Foreign and Domestic Hsrdwasr,
Table and Pocket Cutlery. Trunks. Locks,
Ls,chr,s. Bolts. Saws, Saddlery, WhiPs,
Boots. Shoes, Has. Cape. Guns,
Pistols, Trimmings. Clothing
snd Fancy Cos ds.
The attention Of city snd country dealers Is in
vited The Goods are fresh. snd will be warranted
equal to the approximations ths, may he made Of
them. BAYLIs & BROOKER, A.oticnerr.,
No North Third st.
n. B. Purchasers can have their Goods packed.
Several i,vccss Of Goods have been received to be
sold q, private sale.
Philadelphia. Dec 10Th, ls46.-,y
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To Purchasers of
ID II Y GOOD s.

Gs G1e ATDOsASDa
No. l2l Pearl ST., NEW YORK.
HAVING established Branch at No. l44 ChsSA
IL nu, ST., Philadelphia, is now opening, and viii
be constantly receiving from the New York Auc-
tions. on extensive assortment of
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS.
which will le sold nj the lowest New York prcrs.
a, wholesale aud Retail. Among his stock will trs
found govi asscr.r,,W Of the following articles:
Jaccone,s. Plaid Hair Cord, Lace, Stripe. Book,
Swiss and Tsra,sn Muslins, Bishop and Linen
Lawns. Fancy Cap Netts, Fancy and Ball Dresses,
Thread I.aces Application Do. rich Black Silk
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens. Linen Cambr'cs.
Linen CamhIic Hdkfs.. Curtain Fringes Cashmere
dEcos,e, Mousenc de i.aise, silk and Cotton
Warp Aipsceas, Queens Cloth, Gala Plaids,
French Me,inos. Black Silks, Gloves. Six Hose,
Shawic, Crssars, Ribbons. Embroitcrirs, &C., &c.
t'uun,ry Merchants and others visiting Phil.del-
phis or New York TO purchase, are respectfully in.
viird To call and examine The stocks.
NV l. ts45.-tS
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The f-sowins VI shows the current vslus q On
'snray ivsniu Bark Noses. The moss implich ~
lafce Inay 10 PLACID upon Il, a. il IL srsy ,vtek
Atcfully cornpotsd wilh snd sssrsetsd from Dick
oan'a H,x,ot,er. rs. --.-t
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Gen. Tsylos In Datsie,

I'VE have ell along looked for some dcscrip.
on ofold "Rough and Ready" during the cri,i.
al Fight at Buena Vista, sid are a. lac, efa,i6.
I'd to find II in the following, which was !urni.
thcd to the Ciaeiaaa,i Chronicle By Lieutenant
CONNIE:
by way ofillustrating sn important charac.
srristic Of Gen. Tsylor, TO wit, determination, |
viii briefly relate scene that occured Oh she
L.,ils ground at Buena yista. during the sction
oi the 23d Al the time when the fortunes VI
,he Gay seemed extremely problemntical--when
many Vi our side even despsned II esccess--old
Rough and teesdy. ss he is not inaptiy styled,
uhom you must know, BY the bye, 10 short, tas.
mud dsmpy in person. with remarkably short
lsgs-took his position on coa,manding height,
overlooking the two srTnics T%is was about
ibree or perhaps four o'clock in the afternoon
The enemy. who had succeeded in gaining so
Advantageous position, made . 6erce charge O.
pon our column. and fought with desperation
that seemed for time to ineure success to their
arms. TIE strsQgle lasted for some time. All
The while, Gen. Taylor ~ss silent spectator.
his coun,enancc exhibiting he MOS. .soxioos 90.
9'ckude, alternating tctweea bepe ssd desf'o''.
dency. His staff. perceiving his perilous silua-
sion. (for ne was exposed 70 tae Gre Of the cne-
my,) approached him and inpsored rim to re.
ire. He needed tteN, eot. His thorghts were
,ntent upon victory or defeat ffe knew not at
ih's moment what the result would be. He
'tS ,ha, that engagement was to decide his fate
He had given oil his orders and selected his po
shon. II the day went against him he was ir.
r.lrievably lost; il for him. he could rejoice in
common with he coun,rymen, at the triumphant
success of our srms.
Such seemed to be his thoughts-his deter.
mination. And when he ga Nv The enemy give
way and retreat in the utmost confusion, he
gave free vent to his Pent up feelings. His
rsht leg was quickly dsengaged from the pun.
mel OF his saddle, where It had remained during
The whole Of the fierce encounter--his artne
uhich were cala,ly folded over his breast, re.
faxed their hod--hs tees fairly danced in the
srrups, and his whole body was in motion. Il,
Was moment Of the most exciting and intense
interest. His face was sufFused with tes-s--
The day was won--lhe viSUgy complete-his
iittIe army saved from The disgrace of defeat,
and he could not refrain from weeping for joy a,
hat had seemed 10 80 many, but moment be.
lore, as an impossible sesuit. Long may the
noble and kind-hcnrted old hero live 10 enjoy the
honors Of his numerous and brilliant victories
aud many other honors that q grateful country
,.il ar. Ion,y Lo ,to,y pno,, lin,
MAJOR SUMNER Major Sumner, whe led
the Rifles in the attack OF the 17th. on the enc
ny's advanced position, at Cerro GorGo, made
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

I>HE s0bscsbers arc constantly manufacturing
4 from the tr~t French. Eng.ish and American
manufactured Cloths and Cassimers, CLOTHING
in very superior style, cot and workmanship.
Persons buying 70 sell again will find one of the
largest and most fashionable stock Of goods srisc
from in the city. and az nnp ecedsnted Low prics-.
J. w. Il f. ID. STOKES,
l94 Market ri. Philad
N. B, A large assortment OF Odd Fellows III,
gala constantly on hand. and all orders from lodges
or individuals PuLc,ualiy attended to. on the most
liberal terms. J. w. & f. y. s.
Philadelphia, June 9th. ls46.-iy
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EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY

Sunhurv, Nov. IA, ls46.-tE
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MOUNT VERNON
E;|k

nRADY & PARKER respectfully inform their
I'D friends aud the public that ,h.y have taken
tho above named house, recently kept by J. s.
Adsms and are prepared to accommodate cus,c-
mers in the mos, satisfactory manner and sl rea.
soaable prices.
Their ,aiAr will he supplied with the best vsri.
ETY. .he market sffords-their parlors and sleeping
apartments will he IN the hest cr,cr. The house
has been thoroughly rcp-ired and furnished with
q view TO the comfort Of travellers and strangers.
Having had several years experience In the
business, they hope 10 give general satisfaction.
and respectfully invite Travellers and strangers L.
give then cali. BRADY Il PARKER.
Phiiad,'phia. J,nusry l6, ls47.-f
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MAJOR SUMNER Major Sumner, whe Jed
the Rifles in the attack OF the 9Th. on the enc.
ny's advanced position, at Cerro Gordo, made
h narrow escape. In the charge. he was struck
IN The head by musket bullet. The bullet
was fat,ened TO the lhinness OF dime, and re-.
tained on its surface the print Of the Majors
hair. and yet. strange to say, excepting the Sc.
verance ofun artery, he sustained no serious in
Jury. The artery was taken up, and at the
last accounts the Mojor was doing well. The ex.
celent oftcer-eccoun'ed one Of the best tacti.
clans and disciplinarans in the army-may GER
taiHly ielcita,e hlInself on the strength Of his
chronological detences. He will never find any
difficulty in getting liberal policy in any Of
our life insurance Oicea
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Soifcrn llnb @iNcn Soc(s.
Somtltem Stauer II. Sutter.

llnierieitbueter madlt benz pubIifum hiers
curh bcfannt, oos er nun in ben Stauo gcs
1rst it, SamiIisn Stdher unb Suttcr gu ilber'
liefcrn aud, iiffr bcret bic @eraibe an
biNiaeu preifsH..tu pertaufcn, uno nabssm
cielsbe 9cmahlen ine, init oem 9Ibfla an
Ieine Runceu 81 ilberIiefsrn.
Sci cenjeni9cn Die @craioe baSen, pire
CT auf Bcrlan9en anrufcn, bieielbc mablen,
uue fir cen "Sra wisb;r ilbrrliefern.
Gr it INNER bcreit fir "Sca" nnf Die fiirs
Sefte gnici9e ~ m1bIen, uuo oa feline Ruhle
siner 2IuSbcseruu9 uutergan9su III, 70 boft
er eurd, CUTE sIrbeit uuo pinftlidle 9lbrpars
tuna lriucr @eifdfe, leinen slntbsiI Der 0fs
frnilid,rn @unit Su erbalteu.
Waan belists Die Srbcrs cntpeber All icis
rsr WItle cprr leiucm Wobnbaus gu Iaern.
9. O. Son Sa9eu.
sIQentaun, Se5ruar 8, uabp
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Oefentttebe 95euplt.

mftdas ecn 6ten WdrS I'M 10 llhr
gcrmitiaas, fcGen am Nauic rcs unterieid,'
rcter in Betieubura Gdunfctir, 0ed,a Saun:
~, fclacnec Nrtfcl. .nuf tffentltd1cr 8sneu
.pcrfduft pcrorn, niinlfd):
3Yfrroc, pferre9efotirr 9iinbaOicb, rpp'
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