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Smyrna times., 1855-03-21

FINE CATTLE,--We are glad to learn that
Kent county is turning more attention to the
raising Of fine cuttle, than formerly. Daniel
Cummins, Esq, of Font Hill Farm, near Smyrna,
has some of the finest we have seen. lie has
four stall-ted oxen, one pair live, the other pair
SIX years old, that are very superior. They
are now ready for the knife, and are supposed
to average. in net weight from 1900 10 l4OO
lbs, A good opportunity is now. afforded to
those butchers who are desirous of making "a
fine display of beef .3ao2 y.tr a76tsia1Sa
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21
Terrible Collision

On wednesday evening last, as a gentleman
Is returning from the Odd Fellows Hall. in
IA. "th'ck darkness" at pace of 2.4O. he
& me in contact with another, al 2.39. with
'ici force that the latter was stretched fulI
i.hgth upon the ground, while the taller gent.
irm receiving the force of the blow under the
i@ojecting brow. was suspended in "mid air ~
10th of their right eyes were severely cut, and
u ID to be sewed up by doctor We are happy
u state that they are fast recovering and will.
ia few days, be allowed to remove their ba nd
ages.
Before dismissing the subject, it may not be
OF OF the way to expostulate a little with the
lPwn authorities, upon the subject of Introducing
an improvement that will prevent like collisions
''' the future, as " bunged eyes" are by no
cans pleasant to sober men. On dark night.
Is impossible to see what is before one in our
streets, and we often hear of accidents thus
r'used, though not resulting so seriously as the
above. These might all be obviated by having
lamps erected at corners of the different streets
The cost would be light upon the town, as the
lamps would not require lighting more than
"a quarter OF the time. And it is an expense
too, in which all. we think. will be willing &c
bear part 1t is high time that Smyrna wa.
frightening up little, or she may yet be lef
Let only sticking in the mud, but far far in tn,
dark. What say you, pedestrians
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21
1900

OK The Negroes of Pttsburg have formed
Srcret society tUr the purpose of rcscung fu-
gItlvc slaves. The other day an attempt was
made to carry oil female slave who was tav-
eliIhg with Lynn Boyd and family of Kentucky,
late Speaker of the House of Representatives
which was very near being successful. The
party succeeded in getting on board the Louis
VILE boat Just In time to prevent it.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21

"WAKE SNAKES We learn from a gentle. &c
man residing in Thoroughare Neck, New Cas-
tie county. that. II few days ago, his men, while
digging ina low piece Of land, came Upon a
nest Of snakes, twenty eight in.nualber, wound
together, in nearly. torpid state. They were
all I" black snakes except. lfour---two. being
water snakes. aud two of that tribe commonly '
known ass cowIsuekers.n p They were pretty
soon decaPitnted. aae"sa 9ai -pl ~ ,oea'
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21
The TrMRbnAscr BIZ i c,orsi,Iere1 in ,

The tTEMPERANcE BiLL is considered in dam
ger IN 'he New York Senate, and the President
Of the New York State Temperance Society
has issued the following call to the friends Of
Temperance throughout the State: "The
Prohibtory Liquor Law is in danger; let all
temperance men who can do SO rally at the
Capitol. Let those who cannot come meet at
houe and forward their resolutions Immediate
ly to ther representatives in the Senate. No
time should be lost The crisis is at hand
The bill may be shorn Of It's strcngth. or en-
tr"ly lost unless its rlends rally to It's support"
The New York Times, however, dcnf.s this
statement, and atiirms that the bill will pass.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21
MARRIED.

On the 20th inst, by Rev. p Mansfield, MIR.
REEs BELL Bos1IcK aud Miss MARY J. ANDER-
SON, both OF New Castle county.
On the 18th inst. by his Honor the Mayor.
Mr.. WILLIAM WrpB, TO Miss II. c. SMIrH, all
Of Wilmington.
On the sth inst, by the Rev James " King,
Mr.. SAMUEL ToDD. TO Hiss PRISCILLA E. ErRAp-
LEY, all OF New Castle county.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21

UF Mr., Benton writes to his publishers, the
Messrs. Appleton, of New Yark, that the re-
cent destruction of his manuscript by fire will
delay the publication of the second volume of
his Thirty Years" about six months, and will
more than double his labor; but he adds: IL
GO to work immediately, and work necessarily. F."
lie takes his loss like true philosopher.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21
EUSIRESS CARD.
6aEIlsGE ~. -GIMmENS

q aE . 4 q q -. "a MIEENS, I.
OFFICE on Man street. first door above the
ata s. Bank OF Smyraa,N szs
nEAL.S in all kinds of Grain and Seeds.
Stocks, Bills of Exchange, Drafts, Checks
and Specie; Guano, Lime, Plaster, Brick, W ood,
&c, &c.
Vessels ply regularly between this, and
Philsdel phla and New York, prepared to bear
Smyrna, March II, le55-ly.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21
A-&-A-@N

OF During February the deposits at the
New Orleans Branch Mint were-gold $40
GIG; silver $685., O47-total S735,663 The
coinage was-gold $50 600, silver SlS4,0OO;
tnfal S26I 900
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21

LETTER FROM CALIFoRNIA.-The Steamer
IlIinoise has arrived wnh weeks. later news
Fom California. She brings 81 ,165, ,0OO. She
reports several Spanish vessels of-war off the
cos" of Cuba. Phe Sandwich Islands are not
to be annexed, the King declining any further
Negotiations. The Panama Railroad is in full
-OPsra1iOn---~ products -olthe mines has been
light.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21

G~I" AlycaS from the capital of Mexico, to
Feb. ID, represent Santa Anna as daily losing.
and Alvarez gaining ground. 1t is SAID that
Santa Anna holds several steamers ready to re-
celve him on the approach of the reyoutlonists.
Santa Anna has sent what he could OF the seven
millions of dollars obtained from the United
States out Of the country, together with all the
valuabIes, and has sold three millions vet to b..
paid TO Mexico by the United States.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21
Shipping Intelligence,
FROM DUCK CREEK.

CLEABED--Schr. Gertrude Horton, Capt
Higgins, for New York; by VIM. Temple.
ARRIvED.-Schrs. Superior, Capt. Yeaton,
and r. B. Pitts, Capt. -, te- !oad corn be.
longing to Wm. Temple.
Schr Ship Carpenter, Capt. - to load
with corn belonging to Geo. w. Cummins.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21

o. We know Of one man who hrs, the last
two worN-, shipped SIX thousand dressed hogs
from this market, says the Chicago 9ri5aMe.
t. New York, clearing some .Sl 5000 by the
operation IN that time. 1t is supposed, about
one hundred and fifty Thousand hogs have been
IN th.s market this season, about onc-haif of
which were packed here and the other half
shipped East. There is not much barrellcd
pork III market, with good demand for it.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21
From Mc v. Y. Erprcss.
Tie E26er Beer Saloon.
CHURCH SKETCH OF PRO
CEEDINGS

Cil XII SEiiNICE-SkETCII OF PRO .
~. CEEDINGS.
y trW days since We gave some particulars
about "uuclv preaching IN a lager beer saloon.
On Sunday last, officers Newman and Freudcrs
OF The enigrant department, wrr. detailed hy
Mayor cod to VISIT tbs place in cnIZ.n'.
drtEs and 10 rep IT the proceedings 10 ham.
lnry according y went into thrslloon, v i ci
Is stu .tea Al t. Chatham street aud own.a ~
Lewis Doncke ana one Smith
On - e lhto the place they took sea- "a 2
table, Whru tao mugs Of l".ar beer wnrc IN
medlataly sat before them, for W aich jisy saln
ten cents. They began le;surclv TO Sip,
which afforded thom an opportunity OF inspect
ing the appearance "f the room and tnrlr com
panIons, OF " nom they were about iiiy Oh sIN,y
present. ..-
The room which was very large, was flied
with tables aud arm chairs wIth the exception
Of Il space in the rtar portion of il, whrrc al IA
billiard table, covered with black cioth. On one
end OF this table WAS erected kind ot AN altar by
the side otwhIch Stood TWO wax candles. Oain.,
altar lay large Bible open. The shutter, Of
the doors and windows were up aud the roula
lighted up with gas. Mr.. DOnckel was dress
cd IN long, black clerical robe, Whte neck r.
chief and a black skull cap.
Shortly after ten o'clock Mr. d. arose and
apoogsc1 To his audience for not having com
menced the cXcrcisC and gave as reaso.
therefore, that his t%o c!IapIus had not yet
arrived, WHOM he supposed had been GrHak
over Saturday night, The same as al other Hiia-
iStCr$. tie wouid therefore wait few minutes
longer III hopes that they would yet come.
After waiting Ior about halt an hour longer.
Mr.. ID. again rose and s1id, th,t he could not
want any longer and would therefore be- obliged
to c!ac; tn 1arkeePcrs as his assistants on In :
occasion.
! The bark"5pcr>, two in number accordingly
donncd the clerical robes, but not having any
neeksrchieis, to SUIT they took two of the table
covers, tied t4rm around their. nccks, and the
services commenced. ....
The othcAtRg clergyman read passage
! from the Bible, aud then prucerdcd To exhort
the andicncc,whch was continually increasing.
Alter speaking tor few moments, ia the most
violent manner, against Mayor Wood and all
reform 3uF,a sures, and cXhortDg those who
heard, as an independent society of = Free
! Thinkers" (by winch name they are known y
he would sit down and lake mug of berr-
Alter resting for an hour Or SO, he would again
commences.
In tins manner Mr.. D. kept the meeting up
until late hour IN the evening.
During the continuance of his remarks, the
officers estimate that the number of persons
who visited the saloon and prtoOk OF beer
could not have been less than four hundred.
The Mayor informs us that there are three OF
four other places in tins city who carry ON SINH
lar business on the SIbhath, all of whom he in.
tends to suppress, il possible during the present
week.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21

b Or The funeral OF "B.ll Poole" who had
been murdered ~ grug-shup in New York,
known as S'anwiX Hui, by Il set OF outlaws led
on by the notorious Morrlsscy, was one Of the
largest dclnonstrlton ever seen in that city
The IribWMe justly regards it as ga rude
worship OF physical strength and courage, re-
gardlcss OF the direction given to ii; whether
for good or evil. notorious fighting charac-
ter, who kept drinking and gambling house,
whose associates were of the very drcgs of So
cicty, men who live by corruption, violence,
dceIng, drabbing, and crimes that might ina ke
angels weep--ths man murdered by foul COM
panions-rcceIved the ovation of great public
funeral. That demonstration was an invitation
TO thousands whose associations are not reli-
gfous, or whose iiresides genial, to prefer idle
ness, rIOt vice, crime, TO labor, steadlness, res
.pecAhhlty and ylrlue--to turn their backs on
Heaven and rush TO the lowest depth ofdeprav-
~ amid such applause as greeted the fallen
" Son Of the Morning" ."N Alas! that Rowty-
ism should be' thus glorified! .,.i le...4,.s.a' -
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21

THE PHILADELPHIA ANNUAL CoNvsnpscp .of
the Methodist Episcopui Church will be held.
ia the FIRST Methodist Church. in Lancaster.
Pa, pmeBcing 90 wedaesdaytle ssSk'fnst
Bishop Waugh. Of Maryland will pnasd preside a, AZ.
sisted by Bishops James. of New York ana
iscatt of Delaware. This Conference mum.
bers over 200 hundred nsinisters.o sgas1 slt ,
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21

OF In Tuscaloosa, Ala, the city councils
have raised the price Of liquor licenses to five
thousand dollars In Lexington, KY, the price
has been fixed at four hundred dollars a new
method of prohibiting the sale Of liquor, that.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21

RAILWAY ERoN MAEUFAcTURE-Se Senator
Cooper. in his late speech at Washington, eSt-
uated the total home production Of railroad iron
for lS')4 at one hundred and sixty thousand
tons, which shows and increase over lS53 Of
ciThty-fyn thousand tons OF the amount for
lo5l Pcnnsy ylyaria manufactured ninely-ciahi
thousand tons, being considerable more than
one halt. The capil Invested IN this brancl.
oi the IRON trade IS c@timated to be ten millions
o: dollars.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21


w There-was grand military review of
1900 United States soldiers at Jefferson Bar-
racks, March lst. They are intended for the
coming Indian war.
Or There are l23 banks in the State Of In
diana. Out of these fifteen are at par in Gin.
cmnatl, the balance varying between five and
twenty-five per cent discount. ...t
,0I.5-A volume of Selections from the Writ.
ing of Thomas Carlyle is announced, 10 he edi.
ted by one who will do his work with taste and
discrimination. ~
OF The Boston Journal tells of dor that
couldn 'tldentty bis master s.house, on account
OF the door plate having been removed while
bow-wow was down town. ss4,.lA
Joys FOR THE TNvALrp--We cut the follow
ing from the Philadelphia Satardau lfaaefic.
and recommend our readers to peruse il care.
nlly, and those suffering should not DELAY pur-
chasing: ID" 1is'7 aar. ~ =,
!" DIS, HoOaand's German Bitters.- colo.
brated medicine, prepared by DIR. C. NJ Jackson.
at the imposing German Medicine Store. No
l20 Arch street, is exciting 'uhoteeedentnJ
public attention, and the proprietor, who is
scientific physician is selling immense ouanti.
ties of IT. The virtues OF this remedy are so
fully set forth in the extended notice of il. Tn
be seen in our advertising columns, that there
is hardly any room left for us to speak of it
This much we may add-Of the long train of
physical Ills to which humanity is heir, there is
none more distressing thanthe general derange.
ment OF the digestive apparatus, which never
tails to accompany a disordered state nf IN a
liver. tleadache, piles, lang,ior, fretf1lnass
bilious tongue, morbid breath, loss og anna
tlte--in short an indescribable wretcba adnas..
of existence, are its insufferable, Efs- S,"s,
ing attendants. - These diseases. which bsTo
baitied the skill ofthe ablest Doctors, Fiaysbeeo
Tadical cured by Hppaand's German Rittsrs e'" :,
See advertisements - '''''' ''t's'''
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21

Bill PoeLE's WIFE.-Messrs. Fowler and
Wells, thc Psychologists, desired TO obtain a
cast of Bill Poole's head to add TO their cabinet
iaud for that purpose applied to Mrs. Poole for
tacl9les1 to. abtain il. She, however declined
giving the casa, us she said her late husbands $
head Would soon garnish the walls Of every
porter house III the city, and thir contingency
she desired to avoid. Poole himself kept a
drinking establishment, and was favorite with
that fraternity, but, as is generally the case,
his wife Vas evidently ashamed ofhis business
and did not wish her husbands memory thus
associated in The future! ,.t .1u4 .,it.a.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21

lsPHE LATE ,EMPEROR NIcHOLAs.-Nicholas I,
Emperor of all the Russas and King of Poland,
was born July 9th, 1916, being nearly 50 years
of age, and having reigned thirty years. He,
an 1925, Succeeded his eldest brother Constan-
tine. who reaounced his right to the throne
and died in 1881. Nicholas married July 18th,
1871 Charlotte, daughter ofthe King OF Prus-
STA born July 18th, I79S. The issue is Alex
ander.' Grand Duke, Hereditary Prince, three
daughters and three other sons, Constantine,
Nleholasyapd Michael, Grand Dukes, Prince
Alexander, the heir to the Imperial throne, was
born April ,29th, 1915 and is now nearly 81
years old "".a@'l"iq ga s1am odW stHaI .
Hhaw aoinie- -asstHi3 -----u 7rffu1rr7-,4 ,di sael
aos QAb new secret political association has
been organized at Albany, calling themselves
Rahhitso ~ lis chnrn cter Rs I,oi di,,i,l.rnd lel
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21
w 6 NTED .

TWO BOYS, as Indenlurcd Apprentices at
the Bricklay'ng and Pastering business, be-
tween the ages of fifteen and seventeen years
ALVAN ALLEN.
Smyrna, March u, lS55. 1t.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21

2 ARnFsrED.-Two young lads were arrested
IN this place. yesterday, for being drunk and
clrSlng the persons going along the street,
'Fney were carried before the justice of the
peace fined for their disordery conduct, and
4en discharged Two young lads drunk in
lae streets Of Smyrna, and, as peGce-disturJers,
Jinedi Yes, justly fined, say we, and SO say all
4i'yers Of law and order. But, we would ask.
%hereis the being that has the heart of A MAN
AO would deal out liquor, for the mighty sir-
pence. to little boys! Is such an one in our
nldst' If SO, he, being dead unto all sense of
lonor, should BOT only b cast out by every
decent 81 citizen. but placed with the lower
rank Of the butte creation. lie should
be exposed, and to him should be meted out
that contempt SO richly mcrited-him and his
s'yings should beshannsd, even as the kicking
fttf ass. e4fff ..f. g ..4 f.r. " s.a..
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21
Important from Europe.
Sudden death Of The Russian Emperor-P Pros
poets Of Peace-Decline in BreadStufS.

Sudden death Of The Russian Enperor-Pros-
pects Of Peace--Dccline in BreadStufs.
The steamers Pacific and Africa have both
arrived this week with late and important news
from Europe
The Emperor Of Russia, Gar Nicholas is
dead lie is said TO have expired suddenly at
one o'clock on Friday the I'd inst. The event
has created the greatest excitement, and sur
mlses are ahoat that he was assassinated: but
1t IS thought he died of apopexy, after having
had an attack Of influenza. His illness was
known IN England before the news of his death
was received, and had caused a slight rise in
the funds.
The death of Nicholas will have STARTLING
ehcct on all Europe, and must influence the
issue of the war TO n considerable extent. The
Vienna Conference was to open on the 9Th inst.
and the expectations Of peace were daily grow
ing stronger.
From the Crlmea, the accounts are good for
the Turks, but indifferent for the Western Al
lies. Omar Pasha, at Eupatoria, with the as
slstance of the Allied Navy and its effective
shells, drove back 10000 Russians. with con-
siderable loss on their side, and only tiftv cosu-
allies on his own. The siege progresses slow
y, and one ofthe latest dispatches to the French
press, states that a month will probably elapse
before any formidable demonstration at the
capture of the strong works of Sebastopol is
attempted, thus Offordng ample time for Iouis
Napoleon to be in at the consummation.
The news from England is of much interest.
politically. The Pamerston Cabinet. so re-
Gently constructed, has again fallen 10 pieces
aud been again partially reconstructed. Mr..
Gladstone, Mr.. Sydney Herbert, and Sir james
Graham have withdrawn. The changes made
ITO fill THAR places are said to give theminstrv
decidedly a liberal cast. lord John Russell
has been again taken in as Colonial Minister.
several OF ths departments, were still yacan:
when the Pacific sailed. ,1 81, 3. - .....,.
siT The MARKErs.--All qualities of BreadstufEs
have slightly decliued. Weslelu Canal Flour
is quoted at 40ss Ohio 43s.r .Yellow Corn AIS;
White 44s"a aPrevlsloas-vPerki is dull---I3acon
IN moderate request -Beefdulk The news by
the Africa which arrived yesterday, (four days
dater) doesihot change the aspect OF these quo.
lA'io''S''' ''.e 1212.-.. -. signle "l,ar.d 91Be
Know NorhISG NoMiSa4Ioxs IN vnGISiA.
The Know Nothing Convention Of Virginia
Which assembled at Winchester, on Tuesday,
the 18th instant, nominated L ticket for the an.
preaching, election, on the first ballot. '"o 40
II, lion. Thomas s. Flodrnoy,' a Wig member
Of the Thrtieth Congress- Received the nomi.
nation for Governor. 7.a OF "o'iads l1o,~'o"
Hon. J: NJ. II. Be4le, a. democratic member
Of the Thirty second Congress 'froihthe Kanaw.
ha district, and now again an independent can.
didate, was nominated for Lieut.. Governor
Hon. John NJ. Patt6n,h DEM, Jssd o,bs
nomination Tor Attorney GsaeFai. saHe s0sS :
member ofthe House Of Representatives ffbe
\ Twenty third Congress, and vas IatefyA Attor.
Iney General Of the State. iadssq .sgaa BoT
Smyrna times., 1855-03-21

D" PRor. WILcox, who has been lectdring in
2snyrua, for the last week. ppon the science of
,.,Eiecrical Psychology. has performed some
astonishing feats in psOof of the power which
sssaes psrsOns may have over another, or . the
A.,suine of iinpfessions.' The first object of
.a4sei lecturer is TO get physical eoutroi over
Wss.sl ssbjeet, by which he can make them do
wbat be please---they being perfectly conscious
ittbe tiIpe of their doings, hut unable to resist
Jl,is. tbeE Tery little trouble with most Of per
IONS 10 this state, TO be placed under a. mentaI
or psychological control, 50 That, the lecturer
en- make tbemdo anything he Pleases--he lsAn
Il sake the subject bslieye he is cunning, fishing,
vsnnding. &c4---he can change the TASTE OF
sater tovinegsx. .lsupnads. coffee, or any ether
81 ssiag, at iPleasure--he has also stopped the
sd slsation The heart thss eohvineing the iaost
spticai that there is virtue 10 IRE science Of
.Jehology- tsf J
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
Meaee senntaas @efeh.

Das Rn2Fclsenhr III cine lletrrIrsms tfs
nrurn Scnnta9s .@riebrs wrI6es unIanslt in beis
ben 9reisen rrr Ssnniplpania @sictgebuus bri.
ns9e rinIfmmt9 rasIrte:
sGin GefeB sur Derbutung oes perFaufs
pon bereuidjenoen 6etranfen 6m er.
fen Gage Ser rOed,ey 9erp6bnlid2
0onnta8 Sendnnt.
@tf6nitt /. gse,:: ,.i,9 mad tsm fcmmrnbem
e1ttttln april fca giiemano tat gtc6t baten,
IptrituUie pter WalSsetrGntr, SBrin pper gibsr,
am erisn, 9erBbnIt4 Srnntas ssnanuten Sage
Der 9ScHe gu ptrtaufcn, banlit ;u banreln, cfrr
Saul6banesl 3u trebrn. 9lua Icl tcIn Sntatcr
siHes SotelS, @aftbUfss, gBirsbsBaulrs, alebau-
Ies, Sierbauiea p1er eineS anrrrn Bfrntli6en
5auIsS rbrr plabes, pas Rs6t babrn, triftntli6
Su srlauten pber ;u seRatten, bag ipirituOIe pber
yRal59etrGnfe, gSen pper Gipsr, aui rbsr innsrs
balls Der @rtdulthtrtten cper rss 5auIsa, ireIhe
Elm folder Snbabsr Obrr Iplhe Snbater, Ieine prer
lire N9enten pber Dtener bfpctnen pbrr inne bas
ben, om bela9ten eritrn Gage Der 0pae 8etrun.
Fen pefben.
abi6nitt 2. SeSe grrIpn (ctrr perIonrn) rrels
DE bic Selttnrmunern bes Sprbsrgcbnbru ab-
I6Rttes Serlebt, fol- fir jrbes 9frseben bic Siimme
bic SGlte an BEN slnfldger unb bic anbere 5Glfte
an bic armenpFescr Der Stabt pbsr prs Gauntp,
In psI6rm bic 8lase onseRsfIt rpiro, o,ApSrr tn
@punttss, pelde feline grmenpfsser babrn, an bic
armsnaufletrr Der Srtldnft, 99arb cher 8ce
rough, pprin pas Gerssbsn tssan8rn purbe, ses
3dttt peroen ica. Otele Summe IcG in elettber
g3dle einsetrieben tprrrrn, irie SGuirrn pcn
esihsm geaufe iCtt i'm g8r9e ScdtrnS in elmer
S6ulSflaae rtneetrtctrn perorn, bic I'M 9tamrn
oes StaateS QrnnIgloaneu or8elfeut pirp, ulb
3rar Iurppbl gun, @rbrduh Der armcrpfeaer Ccter
pGR,2 2lrmenauficbrr bsr SrtI6aft, Barp pper 9cs
rcIst, ie na6tem rs fer 6al tiD, ais fir bic
tlagcnbe 9rrIrn:
flIitoem Dorbcbalt. baB, iprrn elm 9tntIds
ger IeIblt elm Seuse trt einem grceeie unter ren
Seiinmun9en rieIeS gbitnittes it,. rann bic
86nse Strafe pbrr prrpjrFts Summs an bic glr.
men Sarser uosr aufisEsr, rir pprtrmrrft, ee.
Sablt perern 1oa.
It16nitt 3. auber ben GiphsStrafrn, wrt6t
srn benz scr6crgebsnbrn atlGnitt fir llsbertres
turs rtr @cri6ri1ten bes rr1en ItiGnttss ricieE
SCiebcS aufCrlegt pprrCn ltnb, ipa iert urtertres
tmg ,rcr SprI6uftm tcncS @bI6nittes als cine
srbrr6rrtl6e 5antlwg an9elsbrn unb rradtrt
prrren unp jcrr Yeripn ICQ nG6 lletrfItrurg
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