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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-04
A9RTgDHPURAIho
RAINY DAYS.

How much time there is thrown away
by some farmers when the weather will
not permit them TO work out doors. And
how we'll this time may be improved!-
There are many days and hours Of wet
weather in year, in which it is impossi-
bic to do any work on the farm: and when
these are lost, as they are to many farm
ers of my acquaintance, they amount to a
considerable sum. "Time is money!" as
my grandfather used to say; and further,
"Take care of the pence, and the pounds
will take care of themselves"
Now, if this is good advice in money
matters, it will surely apply to economy
in time, to those hours and half days
when the rain drives US under cover.
Well, how ale the hours to be impro-
we'd! l will tell you my brother farmers.
Get yourselves set of carpenters tools,
and make a work bench; and if you can
plane a board and drive a nail, you will
find enough TO occupy all of yonr spare
time.
The tools will cost but five or six dol
lars--such as are most necessary, and
then you will be able to keep your out
buildings, fences, and many of your far
ming implements in good repair. If your
barn or stable doors break down, mend
them Immediately the first rainy day. If
a board is loose, put a nail in it or replace
it. If you want any plain useful kitchen
furniture, such as pine tables, benches
&C., take those occasions.
But it is unnecessary to multiply the
things that might be made or repaired in
such times.
Every farmer that looks around him
Gf he is not in the habit of so doiug) will
find the wood work on his place lamenta.
bly, out of repairs.
Besides, every farmer should accustom
himself to the use of tools. When he
wants small job done, it wastes as much
time often as lis worth, to 60 several miles
for carpenter.
| know some farmers who have not a
hatchet, drawing knife, augur, plane, OF
work bench about their places. The con.
sequence is, their jobs and repairs gener,
ally 60 undone, and they have nothing 10
do half their time in rainy weather. Is
this economy? Yet men will carry their
grain five miles further to market where
they can get two cents more on a bushel.
Genesee Farmer.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-04
The Moss Rose.

The Angel Of the flowers one day
Beneath rose tree sleeping lay
That spirit TO whom p over is given
To bathe young buds in dew from heaven.
Awaking from its light repose
The Angel whispered to the rose:
"Ah, fondest object of my care,
Still fairest found where all are fair
For the sweet shade thou givest me,
Ask what thou wilt, It's granted thee
Then" said the Rose, with deepened glow
"On me another grace bestow."
The Angel paused in silent thought:
What race was there that flowers had not?'
Twas but a moment-o'er the Rose
A veil Of Moss the Angel throws.
And robed in Natures implest weed.
Could there flower that Rose exceed?
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-04

Eatten Cattle on Hay.-Grass which
is cut while it is in blossom and carefully
made, will fatten cattle nearly as we'll in
dry as in a green state. Some Of the best
farmers in the Western part Of Vermont
are particular in making their hay for
this purpose. Mr.. Bowdish, of WeybrIdge,
7 1esTrrTes and line condit ion, Informed the
editor of the Cultivator that he found no
difficulty IN making his cattle thrive on
hay. HIS oxen and steers are fed liberal
ly on the best hay throughoutthe winter.
With careful driving, they perform
the farm labor in the spring without the
loss OF flesh, and being turned on sweet
pastures, at the proper time. they get in
good order for early beef for Boston mar
ket and always command a good price.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-04

Uho IS Rich?-When was young, an
old gentleman asked me, "When is a per-
son rich enough?" replied. .When he
has thousand pounds" "No." "When
he has ten thousand?'' asked!" "No."
ga hundred thousandr" "No." "What
then?'' "When he has a little more than
he has got, and that is never'' So 1t too
often is. If we once allow the beginnings
OF covetuous spirit our desires will al
ways keep in advance of our possessions.
He only is trul y rich who is truly conten-
ted.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-04

I'm hishman'S hadi0erence.-Paddv
who was arraigned before a court for
horse stealing after having pleaded moi
guilty, the judge asked him by whom he
would be tried? BY the twelve apostles, ;
answered the prisoner. The Judge told
him that would not do, for if he was tried
by them he could not have his trial until
the day of judgment. Faith and |
have no objection to that neither, for |
am IN no hurry about it at all, at ALL
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-04

The Mormons who have been at ST.
Josephs, Mo-, on their way to the Salt
Lake, were to have left on their pilgri-
mage on the 18th inst. They number, in
all, between 10000 and 10000 souls.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-04

An old lady in Iowa, while recently IN
the woods, w as bitten on the end of her
nose by rattlesnaKe. The old lady re-
covered but the snake died.s ECoroner's
verdict--P oisoned by snuff.
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gThere is man down east who
keeps such poor sheep thatlt took six ofthe
critters to cast a shadow! Finally they
got so weak they hadn't strength enough
20 draw their last BREATH
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-04

Il Li,Ae Heahfea,-"WilI you please to
mAnd my trowsers?'' said little fellow
the other day to lady friend of his moth
er' the rags exhibiting themselves pretty
clearly about he knees.
Why, no, you little mischief YOU:
Why don't you go and ask you mother 10
do it?'' -
''Oh, she don't have time for that-sbe
belongs to Sewing Society, aud goes to
it every day almost; to make clothes for
the heather, away off somewhere amopo
the Indians, reckon.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-04

ESThe Alabany boat had just arrived
and the landing was as usual, crowded
with cabmen, porters, loafers, &c. When
the passengers commenced lading, a col.
ored porter stepped up to country look
ing chap, saying:
Garry your 6agg2 ss.s sir{sv;sr Was rue repTv,
"Shant carry your baggage?"
mo! darn ye! amt got any bageaoe,"
The porter looked at him for mement,
then very coolly stopped down, and ta-
king hold of his foot, SAID with an air of
aSton.shmeut:
why, massa, that's one of your feet,
amt 1t! hang me if didn't think i. was
a leather trunk"
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"YANKEE DooDLEm Long ago
They played it to derde US;
But now we march TO victory,
And that's the tune to guide US!
Yankee Doodle! ha ha! hn!
Yankee Doodle Dandy!
How we made the Red Coats run
AT Yankee Doodle Dandy:
To fight is not pleasant game;
But, if we must, We'll do it!
When "Yankee DoodIe'' once begins,
Our Yankee boys go through it!
Yankee Doodle ha! ha! ba!
Yankee Doodle Dandy!
"Go ahead" the captains cry,
At Yankee Doodle Dandy
And let her come upon the sea,
The insolent invader
There the Yankee boys will be
Prepared TO serenade her!
Yankee Doodle! ha! ha ha.
Yankee Doodle Dandy.
Yankee guns will sing the bass
OF Yankee Doodle Dandy!
Yankee Doodle!" How it brings
The good old days before US!
Two or three began the song
Millions join the chorus.
Yankee Doodle. ha ha! ha!
Yankee Doodle Dandy!
Rolling round the Continent
Is Yankee Doodle Dandy!
Yankee Doodle" Not alone
The Continent will hear 1t
But all the world shall catch the tone,
And every tyrant fear it!
Yankee Doodle! ha. ha! ha
Yankee Doodle Dandy!
Freedoms voice is in the song
Of"Yankee Doodle Dandy'
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-04

The late Mrs. Frances S. Osgood
Is about TO have monument erected to
her memory, the expenses to be betrayed
by a number of literary gentlemen, by
means of book they are getting up.
nnder the editorshiP of Mrs. Mary E
Hewitt. The location, Mount Auburn
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-04

Married.-In Newport, Sd instant, by
the Kew. DIR. Choulous. Mr.. George Ii
Darllng, of this city, and Miss Maria
Sweet, Of New port.
"t0eef girl and darling wife.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-04

- a contemporary says that cream
may be frozen by simply putting it into p
gia IS vessel and then placing il in m
Old bachelors bosom. "''
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office.

LETTERS of Administration on the Estate
OF John Troxell decd, late of White township,
nave been granted to the undersigned by the
Register of Cambria county. All persons in
debted 10 said estate, requested to appear
at his late residence on Saturday, the 18th Of
June next, and those having claims against
said estate, will present them of the same time
duly authenticated for settlement.
PERRY TROXELL,
LAFAYETTE TROXELL, Nh""' 10
May 30, '50-34-6t.*
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Lore God and shun eril.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-04
EXCHANGE HOTEL,

u
EBENsBURG, Pa.
TEVHE undersigned respectfully informs his
Il friends and the public generally7that he
has rented for term of years that large brick
house in the borough of Ebensburg, formerly
kept by James Riley, and known heretofore as
the "Washington Hotel" where he will be
happy to accommodate all those who NAV ia.
vor him with their patronage, and wi Il use ev.
cry exertion to make their stay pleasant and
agreeable. His
ia BILE
will be furnished with everything the market
affords, his
BAR
will be supplied with the best wines and LIQUORS
that can be purchased in the eastern markets
and his
STABLES
are large and will be attended by scarefuI host
lers Persons wishing to visit any section of
the county w i'll be furnished with CONVEYANCE
ANDREW ]. riley.
Ebensburg, May %, 1903
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From Godey's Lady's Book.
Yankee Doodle.
Tune" Yankee Doodle" "

BY THOMAS S. DoNOHO.
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Dr. .Dohn y. 5stemle's erprcttss uno
tCltGs 6VllmlttCl flr bic innWiiCten uno dls
fern DCils (8hIOene 4oer.)
9afclEc tetebt aus pillen, pulper uno
Wrtur gum QBaItbCn. QBsnn es Dem beiaes
fitqtCn @CbranCbs5ette sCma6 aetrauht ipirp,
70 miro ss mfebIbar sro6e erleicheruns aes
ben mr in turser 3cIt cine pcaitanbise &ur
brwrtCn, tel Ghmer3cn cbcr Bciben am Der
NneleCruna ober rpenn Der Hfter berausbrnat
BiClc WcnIhCn, ipenn ite Stbarfes eNem
obCr St0rtcs trinten, befommen i'm differ
mp 8unrament Gin SeiBel, wslbes rur6's
SraeCn 70 rmpfnblib ipirc, ba6 man bernad,
nlCbt ltten Fam, NIB mCbr 70 ipenn man i'm
Bette warm ipirb. Golden ratbe ieb einen
9rluh init pirIcr Wlsri;n su MAIDEN nnb
lr Derpen Cs ntbt ttreuen 8. 9. &ienle.
gaObiar OleOI3in 1T AUDI Dcrtreftiih fiir
allie AueIdldae an mSnltiben R6rper, nnb
tGIOnorrs nm pGn Setter, Ninswurm, 6iBs
tIattrrn, Scbaarbof, faues 3abnfeiitb,
Bilrfruer, arinDi9sn RopE Setnppsn anf
Dm Scpfs. Auel6las i'm Gelebt &c. az beis
len unr rrm SeiBen ober Sufsn ginbalt 10
.tbun. OiNes allies i'll ourtb erfabruns uno
Durh 3ruaniGe bcltatiat unb tepislen.
6aupt' Office fir ben Berfauf Der ctiaen
O1ep3in, bsi u. pupsllr, Gin 6te @traBe,
Nrabna, Serts gauntp, spa.
linn tGi mir, i'm ,,Srofaen QSirtbebaus,"
DRY Tavern) in Inter 6eioelbsra Berfsgo.
Sei Src. Wllllsr, 9tcbrbaltrr, in Wrmcss
OOrf; bel 6rn 6uDcr, Stobrbaltcr in Inter
6GoeIbHra.
pni5 81, fir Yaen, Yulper unb Bafb.
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nsu 81 oes Berfertisers preifen bsl Jobn
Kitter uno Co., in Neapina.
GbenfaIls i'm Gleiuen bel g.0I.G n9lano
unb Or Z. l11arfCball, Neapmq @ecra $.
WIer, BomeleOorf; 9. unb 8. @cbOllen,
bcr9er uno Sobn 9Gtenman, 6amtura :
6immeIreicb unO 2(ltbaue, &ieeport; 9apip
$Oba6, &obac66pilIe; G. g. 6. St6pcr, ,gi5bs
rerebnra; s. IQernsr, WliQcrsbur9; 8.BoDs
er, 9opretaun 6etcenreib mO Sue, unp
PaprECbt. JtuBtaun uuO lei DieIm acbtung6,
mertRm @tCbrbaltern,
% 8olItiuOiSe peutItbe 8eEraubslcttcl
be9leiteu jerR 8ottCl
CEF Jobn 8itteruun 60, in gearinq fins
jegt srmacbtiat Die pbiae berIbmte Olcbtgn
aHb beim GrOBen gu perfaufen mO 3warlu
elHem sprGi(e, Ner Dem Sduftr autc OrOfte
aenlrtt Suit 5. l84g.
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95lt0er, 95ttd)er.

8oI9enOe 8htber ftnO 70 ctcn crpaltcmnno
gu Oen bei9cfcetCn prcilen in OirIer Orufe,
rrl ut batn
Californian, pic 60 1T, cinnaBlihes 6anp.
bub flr AIIe bic nab ocm @CItlanpe reie
fen elegant gebunoen, Drrie 25 gcut
BCbctbublCin fir Kinocr, ocutlb unD
englifb, in 8erlcn, prcis IS Gent.
DaS 6emcinfcboftIicbe oeutfcb:Iutbcris
ibe uno reformirtC Gcfan9bud,, neue:
ift aus9abs IN fIeinsm 8ormat, lb0n in &c.
osbunbsn, so unO as @ent8 bas @remplar.
Gine Dertbeioi9uns Fotbolifcber gebs
rem une cine 1Ippellation an oas pros
teitantiIbe publifum, pon Demstrius u.
@aIIiein, erife Osutlbe unO gang nsue Auss
9abe, elegant 9sbunOsn 374 @ents.
manoerun9en etnes Hcimatblofen in
HoroslImerifa, 9sbunben 25 @ents.
Slub nod einiss anOerC tIeine Builder, ,pelh
febr spobIfcII ocrfanft lperrsn.
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Der 9Lmerif0niiC0e 93Quer

Ole beatitbtl9tC 3ClHbuift, ,,bCr Nmerifa.
ntltbe SouCrr " crfCbciut mOu0dlt6, mO IN bcn
SntGrcien Der Sanopiytblh0ft, Dem 2(fCrbau,
OCr Sieb3ubt uno 2uIcm, pO6 ocm SANDMAN,
ne n0RIt Gen t0m, 0uefbIc6Iict qcptOwet.
Der @5ubirripuoueproi6 1T uur 8balcr per
Jdbr, Dgnn bnnn nrCi OlOnateu UOu Ocr crs
fen rcqCImdBi9en 0lummGv au, bcI0blt miro.
Ger 6raue9eter miro feline 9iibe mO Ros
Itrn fparCn, belc 3Ctun9 }W fCb6nltcu, tclten
uno i'm SerbaluiB gum JnbNlt, }um mobls
ftlItcu lanOwirtbicbOftIicbu 3cltn9 in lime
rita }u MAIDEN Dtrie Sglun4 miro m.Bucb,
tcrmdt, 3u 50 Sgitm otc 9lummcr, Qcoruft.
EOmte OCr Bauer mCbl cup06 0lNBlibcrcs
IciClL ais cine 3CiumQ, oie lbu mit Dcu gvs
fabrun9Cn anOCrCr BauCrn tcfannt m0tbt?
Aucb prOen mir icbtnc ltbipuuQcn pcr
beltCu 2Irteu BON 8iCb, 8rubt, ON uuO Sc.
rdtblcbdften Iiefcru, lplC AUDI auf Die SClcBe
dufmerFI0m md6Cu, Die DCm Bauer 3um
9OrtbClI Opcr 91ocbtbJil 0nb, vcrIhie6cuc
OliubNIun9Gn ans alien &rQcnoCn Der Der
9toOnn itw OCn 3Utaub oc6 2fwbaue6,
5rutbtbortcit OCs BOcCus 1c. qCben.- 2m en-
DC oee Sabre6 plrD Gin SitItlatt unO cinSn,
boIt6Or3Cihni6 gCiicfcrt, 70 Oo6 Die 10 Stun
mcrn Glu OifCs Bucb NIT 100 Icb6ncu 8il.
bern mO wWtbtoaru 8debruuQcu fir oru
{ourmonn, 0uemabCu. QGer 3cbn SutIuls
bentrn einfbift erbdIt Gin 8resgrcmplar.
3, 9J1 > c 4, GDitor.
6arrisburN Spa, o. Olai. Gm.
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QsSi6tiQ 6tiQe8efanntma6un9.

4ae 9iejenissn welhe Gcblaneb's ltniperfal'
edenB f6cn scbraudt babm, pisnt 3urSlaeb,
ritt, baB bon jsst an piefs ,pirtlams II. ipobl.
tbdt'9s O1sbiSin irter5cit 81 babsn III, tnNee
aoin9, III Oct 0ruferei Oieler 3eituna; in
SuBaun III rcr 0rufersi Oes ,.&eilt .. 3eit;"
in Ober 8Crn bei OleIbiOr 6ert, bcS Sien.
no unp 9anieISeneWirtbebaufe in8ernpil=
le; in 6amtur9 in rsr ,,Ghnellpcf" Orufes
RET; in8uIpcbcfGn, lnipcit g6brCrsbnra, bel
Scbn 8ctCI; in WOmelsOorf bsi 8. Soft,
BlCrbrauer; in Appamstaun. all 6einrih
@taufrr's Gtcbr.-es 1T jebrm woblmei,
memo 9ratben, init peicr mepijin surnSsr,
iucb 3u maiden. 8elcnDers pirtIam 1T Ite
tei Ouurrpeb, ScpfCbmT3en, 6erSflrpfen
Man9Cl an g6Iult, OOGr lpenn oer Wlasen
pa6 GlIcn nittt pertra9cn mill, cben 70 pirfs
fam bCi GcitrntChen unO NdfenTttmersen,
nnb AUDI brilluOrrnuaen in rcr mcnatlicben
Grinl9una. SIR ren bIauen 6ulen brr Gin.
Der 1T fte iebr lit enpfrhlcn, pa Ile renfe!tsn
bnncn tnr3Cr 3eit tnrirt.
Sriorid 5dlaud,.
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Or. WeCbter'6

gun9en - re erUattU,
DrCis 50 Gent Ole 8laICbe,
81 cine icbr fc6iBtarc 3utrctuua, cutbrtt
Ourb ciuCn reSeImi6j9cu uuO terHbmtCu Otuts
iben 4r5t Der le Nbcr fNn6lq Sabre IN iels
nGr Cl9Cnen Sprari6 in 0WiblOnO 9Ctrauht
bate, IN wCIcbcm QonOe 0e DdbrcnO cucr
3git duBcrlt 0usgeOebut benuBt wur0E, ,bri6us
ltCm grtaItn9eu, GOtavbfcbRr, gu9tr0t3i9s
Felt, SCuhbutCu, SClteu uHo 006Culbmcr:
gen, .BIutfpeieu, jebcr2Irt 8rult: nO 2uu9cu
bCIbWCrbCu, uuO in 6cinuu9 Der bWauu0btu
Oeu Au63ebruug. SlCICe F0m ais gCb Der
Obi9cu OICoijln geIdat wCrben, 0bCr bic 3eis
trma6bet0htmdbunqcn iMo 3I totIptcllQ Oos
8u; jcber bGfrlCoi9CnOc BCpei6 in re7TeuIBirs
tun9Cu miro in CiuCm 8criucbc oomt QCfuu,
Den mcr0eu, Icwtc audi jabIrCl6C gmprblms
9Cu bic Nuprilun9s}Cttel tcqlGitCno. lICbcr
1000 Slal6u ituo Ociu in pbiI0Orlpbta
ndbren0 Dem ICBttu Q8mtCr UCrtduft morpel,
OCu nbcr3WQeuocr SCmCie pOu octTM01uBbar
eelt, lcnlt Dhroe cine 70 9roBe QuNuttdt uic
perfduft mOroCn fGu.
8icIe 3M8niTc Ino ocn Belt 3u 3Ctt crbaIs
ten unb tCtauut qCmatbt mOyoeu, OtCr rCr
EfolteuamUouD bon 3cium0ebCtountm0cbm
gen OCrbictct ocrcn OlttbCiIn9 bier, 0is
%eibt9ldubi9en t6nuen IGiht ilbcr}cuQtwCrs
Ocn BON Der 0(hBIihtCjt otCfCr 0lconm wcm
(c 0nrufcn an geiOp'6 8IuuObcit6 Gmpori,
um SO, I9l, 9lorp 2tc StroBe, untrrbalb
Der 9inetro6c gum 9hilO ocs "qOIcCnru
9lOIcre unb 9bIanQcn," NO 3euquidc unO
gladwciiuuqcn gu bmoTtcn bon Sducu Der
mcrtwhroi9fcu Surcu burh oirle OlcOi8iu,
UOrqC3cirt perbm tonnCn.
90 nirel0m 1T bic 9Oleoi5jn Qclpcfcu in
6eiIunQ Der DCrfbieomrn &rautbetm fir
pcIbc le rmpfoblen 1T, Oa6 0e alien mOcru
3ubereitumaCn BON &arfaparllIa, pauaceae
&c. IhncIl Oor0naebt.
eE5"Otcfe 0)1eOi3m 1T gu Dem cbcu Nn2e8c'
bcncn SDreife in oirfer DQuftrCi III botCn.
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O0berftrOb's Yebcn6tinftur

Dlc SCbGnGtiuttur Purirt auf cine 9eIrbwins
DC lIrt, uno Wem outb ollc O7cpiliu OCrfuCbt
unO niht mtbr bCIfCu mill, rple /. y, bei l , ,,
uuO 4td9iqCm tatCu, wiG AUDI bci biBl0cn
Sicbcrn, 9clhpcIIenGn 8Ciucu, 6U3Flppfcn,
lEe5tlfcltcn, grbrchm. 9urcbfaa, altm 6u,
lteu, &hmpfeu, 0liIltrontbejten, tcibIcbmer.
5cn Gbrumotiemu6, 0ubr, iuuwIltbc Spells,
DiepepiL RopfpCb; ferner bic DlelancboIie,
RoItf, DluttertGbpUm9 mb @elbfucbt
Ite f0brt OIc lIurcuiafct aus Dem Mla9cn
uMD oen 8GOdrmen, bef6rOcrt bic 9voauunq,
mac6t portreffictcn 2ppctit gum GGcn, mb
rcini9t auf lebr lCihte qBeiIe in Sur3cm Noe
alIerUcrttcftCte 8ebIlt. 8e Rm0ern Oers
trCibt Ie oae Artcn BON qBlrmern.
gu batCn tei Anton 6abCrltrOb, in gcas
bina, Sobu 8OIB, in Ober 3ulpebofcu, Il.
brabam Sicter, in Sugtoun, SObu Saumon,
8pGbmbCppen, @Cor9e Sherman, 86b:
rr6turq, Sobn 6oat, SernUilc, SacCb
0laraanq, 9BmoIcr, 2brob 8egrIp, Sfi6,
monb, 9rufcrci Der ShueIIpoF, 60mtur9,
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