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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-17

Mr.. STEWARDS SPEECu.--The readers of the
Voice will notice that we occupy large share Of
this number with the speech Of Mr. Stewart. We
have done this because we think it as valuable mat
ter as we could present to both Wings and Demo
Gratis, and VIC hope no one will leave this speech
unread on account of its length. Our general plan
is to put the whoe of such documents in one number
Of the paper, that they may tho more conveniently
be preserved. Let each Democrat who sees this
speech but read it attcntivey, and we think it
will make an impression on his mind favorable to
scoinc things in their trre light unless he is 50 far
soon t5rt ~ t7.'h canLos aayc han
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-17

BACK Virginia is tired Of the hard money
experiment; the'Scrate has pissed a bill authprr
inr thc 1enks TO issue mall notes,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-17
THE VOICE.
3 r A n D NJ:

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1913.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-30

OPINION OF GENERAL SHIELDS ON THE SIERRA
MApRE AND IRISH MovEMEYTs.-The members OF
the Emmett Club of st. Louis gave Gen. Shields
supper In reply to a complimentary sentiment,
Gen s. made a speech, the substance of which is
MANY current rumors with regard to his designs
He stated plainly that he should have no con-
nection with the buffalo hunt, nor engage in
any other enterprise contrary to his duties as
a citizen of this republic. He considered that
all things he must abide by its laws and treaties.
lie reprobated, also, the idea of forming brigades
in this country to invade Ireland. Other, and
more practicable modes OF succorlng struggling
freedom there, could be used, and ought to be
used.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-30

AFFAIRS AT JEREMIE-MoRE BLoopsHEp BY THE
Decentralization Capt. Fales, Of schr Mary
Chiffon TO the owners this city, reports his arri-
val at Kingston, Jamaica, from Jeremie, on the 22d
ultmo, with twenty-one passengers, (among them
the collector of Jeremie,) refugees from the vio-
lence of President Soloque. The passengers came
on board the Mary Chiffon, and the schooner got
under weigh, but owing to strong head winds, was
obliged TO come to anchor. The President threat
ened to end guard on board to search the schr.,
upon which the passengers all fled to the shore in
different DISCUSSES and secreted themselves for the
night the next day, a part of them returned, and
the schr. immediately left for Kingston. Captain
Fales says his life was threatened by the brutal sol
dlers of Sooque, and that things were in the most
deporable state at Jeremie but it does not appear
that the town was sacked or plundered, as had been
reported; general terror prevailed, and it seems
certain that the negroes, in these atrocities, are to
a certain degree connived at, if not actually coun-
tenanced, by the President. Capt Fales adds, that
he has important news for our government, which
he shall communicate as soon as he returns. There
Is no American man-ofwar at the island. Huma-
nifty demands that an efficient naval force should
be promptly furnished by our government during
this reign of anarchy. There is a strange remiss-
ness on this point in the naval dsPartmsnt.-B
Traveller, Dug. g.
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chigan, IN addition to thu .ntone ID We sterdav
Mr.. Holmes, of South Carnlina, is at G ,ngress
Hall, the place of the ancient regime to which he
belongs.
We shall have something further TO saw to-
morrow. Respectfully, 1nE DocroR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-30

MURDER NEAR ST. LOUIS "A German woman.
by the name of EIensler or Hensey, residing near
the Gravos road, about SIX miles from THIS city,
was cruelty murdered on Saturday night last. The
murderers are supposed to be Germans, as they
smoke that language to boy in the house, who at
tempted to give the. alarm, They inflicted Sc
we're wound uponn, hlm, striking hlm with a KNIFE
crvIng murder. The tends pursued and overlook
her, and with knife cut her throat from ear to
ear. A coroner's inquest, brief notice, IN the
ers If It Is not soon forgotten-N. Louis Repx6-
hmm 1up 81
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PorAToEs.-The Calais (Me.) advertiser states
that many of the potato fields In that vicinity that
were struck with the rust and seemed doomed,
have began to put forth new leaves, and look
nearly as well as they did before they were strucK
SENATOR SAM. HoUsToy was robbed of his gold
one who entered his berth and fobbed the arti-
cley while the boat upon which he came down the
river law at the wharf, yesterday morning. GIN.
Dispotch, AWg 23
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Our Milan Correspondence.


...ns MILAN, August g. 184S.
The Italian War-Sfirring Incidents aud Erents-
Battles and Yicfories-Engiish Mediation.
Since the date ofmy last the tide of has turned
against the of Italian and pro-
babe If morally certain that before this despatch
sails from Liverpool eagle will this
capital of Lombardy, and the brave Sandman army
will have retired within its frontiers. Let me,
however 60 back and give you the events they have
occurred from day to day. during the last most naus-
picious week
have little to commu ncate but series of reverses
Overpowered by numbers, army has been obliged
to retreat from position to another until at last
they entered this city the 3d, not, sorry to
ray in any thing like order, but with all the precipi-
tation of flight.
jury 2s-The Piedmontese army was encamped on
the two banks of the Oglio between Bozsoo and Gre
mona. This position was convenient and, for the
moment, good military position, from whence the
king could march to the Of Milan by Pzzglet-
tone and Lodi and could watch the two banks of the
Po The loss of the line Of the Mincio putting him
thenceforward on the defensive and oblging him to
form another line. he obliged to arrange his
ments on those of Radetzky. The marshal had not
yet taken any forward movement either Brescia
on the road to Milan His first operations have
ceeded but his troops like those Of tho Piedmon
army seemed worn out with fatigue, by four days of
severe conflicts.
Charles Albert addressed the following proclamat
to the army -
HEApQvARrrnso OF Bozzor, July q 1888
SoLpIrRsThe admirable proofs OF courage and forudc
which you have cynccd on the field Of battle and amidst prva-
ons OF all deeply touched The enemy dearly
rurchs his post Wc have led of in
thousand prisoners Of his troops and no
carried single trophy In order 10 afford relief
your sueng and TO allow rest and not 20 leave m
hardy the barbariau determined
truce but was offered on such conditions
should have all bluhed TO accept The honor Of the OF
Italy shines brstn the eyeso all Europe and king will
be its most Jealous defender.
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this democratlZed locality, tne cOton panteI ap
proaches the vestibule with his daughters and hi
trunks, and the head waiter can scarcely distin
suish the retailer OF peanuts from the Pedee arls
tocrat, with his negro quarters mastering thou.
sand slaves. The abollionlsts have rendered
them a contraband article, and the planter, with
the good grace OF necessity, assents to the ieprl-
walton, and goes home, notwithstanding his con-
stitutonal inequality, with no very contemplate
opinion of the North on that account; while his
Northern brethren bid HIM adleu with the impress
tian, with prospect that his soul will not Inevi-
taby be damned because he is slave holder;
concurring, TO this extent, with Mr.: Corwin the
great antl-slavery Taylor man OF Ohio
We suspend, for the present, these general re-
Elections, tor brief summing up OF the current
record OF the day.
II was gratifying to observe the heartfelt receP-
ton of Gen. Scott yesterday, when he made his
appearance IN the front porch OF this large esta-
blishment popuous assemblage Immediately
gathered round him, TO shake the great chieftain
of the age by the hand. lie looks quite differ
ent character from the Gen. Scott that went down
to Mexico. That hard campaign, and the mex
orable chop-logic of Secretary Marcy, have
broken him down, though his front still expresses
the martial spirit of Lundy's Lane, and though
his air and carriage are erect and stately. He is
feeble, and broken IN heart and body. Before his
friends could all shake him by that hand which
led his 10000 men from Vera Cruz to Mexico, he
was compelled to withdraw, from exhaustion. At
twelve at night, he was serenaded by band OF
music. We were engaged upon this letter at the
time but as the band struck up g Sweet Home,
under the window Of the old chief, across the
court, we appropriated the lullaby TO our own ad-
vantage, and woke up in the night at our table.
The great event, therefore, OF the ztth August,
at Saratoga, was the arrival and reception OF Gen;
Scott. The lake excursion was superceueu, anu
we did not go out
Among our distinguished visitors. Mr.. Senator
Berren, of Georgia, is here Mr.. wentworth, ot
Ilhao.e, and lady, and Hon. MIR, Stewart, OF Mi
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--am 10 4usllt, in <ansfetpann, 0itb
SrantlIn, Sobn bon - gbrittman, im 2
ten &stsnejabrs. al Der 8ubr. fln r.a tg,rr
am 7. Qnanit in &ansftbipaiIl QHillian1
5arrHen Sbbneben bon - 0les, al rsr
Nnbr, i'm alter bon 2 Sabren. ara7'4 vs.,
-am Is. An9utt, in .ansfeb.pamm, 6snry
WlIfpn. lestes @6bnbsn Don l6enrp 8us,
al Der Nnbr. i'm alter bon q. Sabren, ~
-am l5. Nn9nit, in mallnuttaun, Soe(
S6bnhcn BON Sac, ebrifman, an Der Wubr,
i'm 6ten Olonat
-am l9ten 9lnsult, IN Der 1Bobnuns oee
5rR. Sutteripet, un,psit gortaun, Scinritt
ban Sennlslsn. aus Sursocrf I'M &bMisrelct
5anncpsr, i'm 63fcn &ctsnsjabrs. .a.
-am IA. Nu9uit, in Winbior, gmminat
SniannG Stbtereken ben Ollhasl Sriee
I'M 9ten Olcnat, al psr Sommertrantbrit.
am IL. Ansuit, in 4Ibanp, al berIBal.
lerlnebt, Samuel StabIctpn. i'm At. Sabre
-am l6. Ausuit, in 6eipcItsra. gatbari:
na efert Satin bon Spbn gfsrt I'M rs:
fen Sabre ibrcs Htcrg. .~..
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He6nun9 BON Samuel ,11iller, Sor:
muno BON Maria Sorre[I,

Nabriebt. - Der unterseibnsts auoitOr,
an9sfsut burb bic Baifentcurt BON SsrfS
Sauntp, sur Ssrbti9un9 Der Nsbnuns bon
Samuel Olillsr Tormuno pcn 0taria @orrea,
uno bic SilanS in fsinsn Sodnbsn ju pertbslsn,
,uirS fit bsfsn 3iusd a6tuartsnin Finer stnits
itubs in Der 6ten Strass, Dem @ourtbaufs &C,
ssnibsr in Der Staot &sabina, am 9onnsrs
ifa9s ben 21ifen September, 184S, um | lbr
HabmittaaS. s.s5, Dapio 5. 6oroon,
Nuaulf &c. 3m. 2luoltor
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StmDitprs Nacbricbt.

gtabribt tpiro bisrburtb 9s9eten, oas, Der
llnterRibnete, an9siftlIt burb Die S8aiisncourt
BON Ssrfs eauntp, sur Ssribtsuns uno 9siss
beran9abe ber &sbnuns BON Daniel Siebsr uno
Benjamin 6cttenifsn Aemniffratorsn bs5
perlfcrbsnen Saecb @lassr, Isstbn bon Wara'
taWnp Saunftbip, SsrfS @auntp, ben pfibs
ten isinsr Inffslun9 abwarten, rpirb am 81:
fen Ssptsmber 1949, um ltbr Nabmittass,
in leiner amtsifubs in Der Stabt Nsabin9, ~
psbsr 3eit uno Ort ale intsrfiirtsn YeriO.
nen bswobnen mo9sn.
milliam ~. Sairo, 9ubitcr.
Iu9uif 80. ..af .a 3m.
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Il li'f4M-9smb ben gbrtpe, Sasot aRiasr, ain 90.
4usut,' ettr' Dsntamia meipner, pon Cans
CATER Go.i nit W'i Nofanaa Dirpsrp, bon
gumru. .-5srr BiIbetm 8pper. BON, Birrs
Borough, init OaiB soSina 9ebabe 1&'
sea gbr.p. 2Dn,. 9,auli, am 20f.
Nasnltn t5srrs Carl SmmOrs NIT O1ib W1arp
5slnrieb, ,Son, grstsr-a 5srr Danisl 5tns
nsrlebis nit mi6 Cora eIiiatstb 96srer,
bon Neaplns. n -,
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0unoertidhriaes Gir6enfelf.

Oa lth Die "4Itssansltbnammcr. 8cmemte'
III Ssrts Sauntp, bis ndebitsn Oftober elnee
slhflltben Seitanoss BON 100 Satren ~ sr
trsuen BAT, 70 iit pieislbs ~ Dem gntltbluGe
ssfcmmeG rrBbalb elm 8sIt auf pen so. Seps
tsmber uno |. Oftobsr pisfee Wbrse ,n fsi=
srn, bsl psl6er SeIsssnbelt mehrere fremor
>prsol9er preoisen iparorn. lille SrsNnpe oss
Sptttsolenites srercen cabsr biermit einasla.
osn, lteb tei pisfer 8eIrsenbsit einsufinecn
~ :. 1atnH -.tri. Der Rirdenratb.
sansl,bpamm. 8srfs gamtp,} argIa,n1r2
Nu9ult 90. 184e. 49, me-. SIN.
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in Der fiinften 6rage, @fe ner9 Res

IN Der finften Sfrase, @fe herGbes-
.nutttraBe, anbutrefFsn iif um lb NIT ibm
ilbsr drStlibs NnseIs9snbeten ju bsratbsn-
Onrh feine fpe3iff6en OlittsI bat CT Die &C.:
fabrliebfcn &rantbeiten wunosriam sebeilt,
wenn eCr Srante senau Solse lsiitete 3sus.
nife bariber t6nnen Da eiusrlebcn wGrbcn no
CT sn ipredtn 1T.
TSecen Sonntas Nahmitta q, ssi guns
tliacr QBttcruna, wercen an feiner QBcbnuns
Fair Te~ on Leisering's HiHl ON gbui'
binsbillsSsbr9e, in ltnters 5elosItfrs Saun.
lebip, 8 gRslsn bon Neaoius, a Oasilsn Don
Der Sineins Sprins [>ettur'e ScrIeinnsen
aebalten mamlih lleber bic 9(atur oeeOlen;
fessn, ibsr bausIiebs 8sform f. 10. es iol!
namlib seSsist werpcn, caB 6a6, Neib,
3wtetra eb mO G eiferIubtniebe nur
llne thrt!tltb fonoern aneb BET 9einnpbeit
'(sbr notttbeilia 1nb. ,13r,4., p. r.'r..-
Inter 5sibsIbers, Gusult 20 3Da.
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Greunoe BON Sen. Saplpr berans!

Ureunbe BON Sen. Saplor beraus!
Hommt 81 Der Sreeen Derfaminluns!M
Die Srsunos pon Sen. 3 3abariaS9aps
lor BON ben Saunlbip6 qanlbwamnt MOfs
Lamb, Okp 3sif uno Niu6eombmanor unb aIs
ls anberH Die 5u @unifen Der ermdbIun9 jsnsS
trprcbten patriCtsn unb slpetsn @aibinston
unfsrer 3sit, Gen. 3 a barioS Saptor,
iinb, fur ibn Der itb ME ersibty msrbsn fttb pers
ldmmsln am 6aufs bon Saeob @sifsn in
prsistaun, am Samifaas ben l6tsn nabifsn
Ssptember un, llbr HabmittasS. Wuff
unb msbrs Nebner rperosn ss9snmdrti9 fsin.--
grbsbt sub Sreimdnnsr !unb laiTet uns unisrs
as9snwdrti9e perbcrbsns &ssisur a6flbdttsln.
Sie iino bereit6 balb 9sbeten Grrpabst pann,
uno Elm Sise 9Isdb bsm bei Susna 8iffahpiro
uns gu Sbsil werpsn.f n'aa ag.a8 slgF#
2tuguit %. 1S4S.1 grsl1mug1H 3m.
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9 0 II n q Uan's
2(benteuer5tn Wiertfo,

y Dente Herat n :Ut erttO,
pabrenb Recommendations Gfanssnibaft
gntbalteno cine gr3ablnns, ipie Der 0erfais
ler ourtb ganales 9uerilIasBanoe ssfanssn
asnommen, naeb SallaDoIib tranepcrtlrt i.no
in bic Sflaosrsi psrtauft worpen neblt pIes
len romantifeben Nbsnteuerib nho elmer Be
fetrsibms pes qanpss, Boosns, S!imas uno
ber protufte; oer 5ilfsqusIlen, Sfaturmun:
Der, Hltertbhmer, bes SoIfes nno feinsr Sit>
ten nno Gebrauebe BET gities, 9taete, 5as
eienoas mo Nanbos; bsr Sampfplabe, &c.
Georuft nnb su babsn BEL 8. 5a,preebt,
,,Seitt oer 3eit' Druferei, IN Eustaun.
@rebenfalls su baben in biefsr Sru4erei.
Vrsis 81 gente, 2lu9. 90.
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0leiSer! &leiNe1s :

9lm sroBsn RlsicsrsStobr, So 62, Ofs
pennitrabe, brittle 3bhr obsrbalb 8sors Set,
ters Stcbr, swilhen Der 6: uno 7ten 9tra.
be, tlstet ltdb cine berrltcte @slescnbeit bar
fir seute welhe Sispsr n6tb,s taben, ulp Ile
,perren pcbl tbun ,penn (le anrlfen unp prls
fen Sas Srobe uno Ihone 4tfortsnisnt Don
n Serbif uno QSinters &leionnq,jr
uit aufaemaebt naeb pem ncuetten gtpls-
Oas HGcrtement bettsbt aus etrpa 5000 An:
siScn, iplcbcn ais 9reB, Srafs, Sa6r6fen,
OtTrSfem SnabeRr6feR, Safgr, 6cCem,
2Beitei &C. &C., ,psId)s aIIe nnse,p6bnlitb wcbl.
fell Usrfanft lperbn ulg alEt5t1 u. 5.m'.
Qluf Sano sin arobes IGcrtement bon
Sabsn, Sa(tmirs, oSatlnetts ilnp QDetten;
}ensen, pom alien SerfebisoenbsiteR unb Dlus
fern, peltbe auf Ssteluns nab bqm neuelte,s
9tple perarteitet rperben, auf bic fiir5elte
Sfahriht. in4 aam 0T'm ,E.Hz-4 rs.
."# .aG Sre6s @Gt CT 3''a..l' "'a
Seine leinsus NIB 3dntp 5smeen, BuIen,
arasen. 6aIsbmpea, a(9tcTsyg Stbnup fits
der, erarpattsn &c, WrIde lsbr ,pobIfciI Der,
Fault ,perbsn. -,-.7 ....,,l,-,r ofao ~str,,f
Ser llnterI6rebene lit oauebar fir Die bic
ber acncdsne lt6erals llnteritisuna, uno boft
oureb prclnpte sInfmertfamtsit auf leiu 8e.
i6aft bic 8crteauer oetlelben 3a GherM. t-a
#1 m5rgu ri 5ig a1James Jamifon. 1rf
.s..s ....... ...., An .&aufmannS<S Sbusbsr.
8sabin9, 9fu9uit %. ~, ,..t a.. bp.
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&ur5e AeberI6t Der WtGrste.
pblabslpbia, 2tuauf rs. le4s.

Dicbmarft. - Sm 'Marfte ,parsn 1920
Sblahtobisn 4sO fir Reo Yprf; $50 Sdbs
une &dIbsr, 660 Sbwene uno 1890 Sbaait
unb 2dmmsr. .'t7.# @
pre.fe.-sb sblabtOhfen psrfauften f1kht
uno Die preIis nsi9en lit) gum gmfsn, 8ers
fdufs mnrbsn berpirft iu $5bS 20, ots100
Yfunb, 100 Stud bIisben iibris. SGlbs nno
&albsr- 8srfduis 81 Bis $l2 fir trcetne, $l6
bib $25 fir Sprin9er unp $l8 G8 S2sl fir
Wlhfibs. GCbmsine murben psrfauft III SIS !
bio 81 bic 100 Yfo. g0aafs unb qdnimsr =
.psrfauiten gu 81 Dis So jsbss, fur Die Gtifsrp,
'uhb $14 biS $24, fir Die 2setsrn. '-. =.
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Dienif . Oefitci).
@usuf 8.

Gin Mann, in ben 30srn, pon itarfem unb
asfunbem Strpsrbau ipsltbsr in Dsutfblanb
bic eanopirtbfbaft unb BranntWsinbrsnnere
praftiidb erlsrnt unb setriebsn bat, aub cine
engine Sn tsnoen perifsbt, tplnfbt Ssfbdftis
9una iresnb elmer .Irt. ,Ss.
9as Rdbsrs ju srfabrsn in bisfsr Dtudsrd.
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SoplDr un0 6 aB!
@ater lpohlfeil 81 perfaufen III
unfer "9)lottO.'' ''4g3 O.

>HSINhs o.
. annier "@Hotto.'' p O.
Der llntrjsitbnete III ettlhlofsn 8har
wobIfciI ansufieten uno pereauft oaber i'f'
Betrs rein SlsiweiB IN 81 bis II Die 100p
Slase ane Gpsies su $4a bic 100 Vfanp,
8las 8 Eel ~. aroBer su $4 bis bis Ber.
Del, asrpsntin, 8artsn uno SirniGs ;tl ,iiss
orisen preifca. 1n!dr1e-- diH Ria'H54,
8anmatsrialism, rbtfsbsnb aus ssscfTsrm
8anbm fir 3birm ilnb &dben, Acrnrie,
aeln, 3baricbI6dsrn, Sellersrats, saeentpE
fsittscrn, Slnfen &c. &C., unb laoft lille
Gin ite gu mterIubem inpcln jsber 2trtieeI
gang bstimmt rpoblfsilcr perfanft wirp ole
man oisisIbtn icntwo erbaltem fann.l a'"'&
Sranffin Miller.
e6s Der 4tsn unb YennifraBs, an gfsrt's
'N alten Gtano. ~.
9tu9uit 8. t.'." GIN.
II
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0SaifenCDurt 9SerfQuf.

3ufcISs elmer Ssrcronuns Der QBafsnecurt
BON SsrfS Sauntp, miro auf tfsntlibsr 3ens
bue psrfauft mercsn, am Samlfaae ben l6ten
Septsmbsr ls48, auf benz Ylaes fsltif cine 9ss
wlifs mobnuns uno Stud Cans, aete9sn
in Mobsfon Gaunitip, Ssrfs Sauntp, bsarenst
eurib qano bon Deter WeDsr, @iemsnt &roofs
uno Comp. uno Scbn &sbsr; sntbaltsnb orei
uno pier3i9 Nfer msbr ODER ,psn9sr, stma
smanSi9 Nfer bapcn finc init eutsn 9rossn Sa>
ifanisnsSpr6sln9en bsitanoen, eas libri9s III
Saus nno QSiefnlane, in mittlerem @ulturs
ftanSs. Die Ssrts0srun9en tno:
XyA Gin Slof 8obntaus unc
l::::Is SlOfe eSbeuer nit elmer gu
- item QSaiTsrqusQs uno elmer 4nSab
Obfbdumsn, @spfsL pfiribsn ~.-Sabsri9ss
@i9entbum bes psrtcrbsnsn Samuel Mover
Der 8srfauf bs9innt um l llbr Rabmitta9s,
mann aebubrsnbs auf,uortuns sssstsn uno bic
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burb 7faae TcmpIin, Gormuno.
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