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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-07-24

\ NOVEL BALLOON AsCENsIoN.-A
novel balloon ascension was made at Man
chester, New Hampshire, on the Fourth
1t may be safely said that &c, 900 people wit
messed the balloon ascension, with live
horse attached. Mons. Goddard went up
like kite, standing on the back of the
horse, amid immense cheering, Madame
Goddard being in the car of the balloon
alone They went up at $50, the horse ham
ging his head low down, with eyes intently
fixed upon the earth, without struggling
particle. They were soon high in the hea-
vcns about $500 feet, according to Mons.
Goddard's estimate, sailing ina southerly
direction. They made circuit of about
twelve miles, and at S.55 landed in a field
in Londonderry. ~
They threw out anchor and caught the
balloon on the tops of trees, where they re-
manned some ten minutes before they could
Get free, in the mean time the horse eating
the leaves of the trees, as if nothing strange
had happened.
CoLuMBUs.-By private letter from A.
Herbemont, Esq, our Consul at Genoa, We
learn that he has taken much interest to
procure a Bust Of Columbus. lie was
was greatly surprised to ind no such memo
rial or representation of the great discoverer
in Genoa, After visiting Florence and
Rome, and much research, he found what he
desired in the Campidoalio in the latter city,
and learned that with the exception of one
at Naples, no other existed in Italy. After
some difficulty he succeeded in getting per-
mission to have cast taken from it, and he
has the satisfaction of having at his consul
late the only bust Ct Columbus in Genoa
He has forwarded one via. New York to COL
umbia, as present to the Library of the
South Carolina College. 1t will be a great
acquisition, and Mr. Herbemont deserves
the thanks of all lovers ofpatriotism and the
arts for his successful efforts in the matter
SoHM Cu,vlnidn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-30
Sf(isttllil1tol>s Atabn1g
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS.

Tie following will be sworn to when required.
Action for work and labor done in cutting ditch
on defendants lands. Plea: Payment and set
off. in bacon and corn meal.
Plaintiffs son on stand-recoects the ditch
ing perfectly, but seems to forget about the
bacon.
Col. B. for defendant: "You say your daddy,
did all this ditchng! Do you know what he
got in pay for it!"
Witness; He never got nothing, as ever
hearn on-that's what he never got."
COL B. didn't your daddy get corn and bacon
from the defendant in pay for that ditching :"
Witness; "Never hearn of his Citing no
corn nor bacon"
| Col. B. "Whu,,did your daddy and his family
| live on that summers"
Witness; "Vittles, mostly"
Col. B. {" What sort of victuals."
Witness: "Well, meat and bread and some
whiskey. >, -,
B. "Where did he get that meat and bread" :"
Wit: "Wcll, fust from one, and then fust
from another" -,
B. "Didnt he get some of it from defendant!'
Wit. He mought."
B." know he might, but did he! that's the
question" 49,,
Wit sWcll, he mought, and then a gin you
know, he moughfnt."
B, with considerable excitement, and in
tones of thunder "Answer the question, sir,
and no more of this trifling with yoar oath.
Did your daddy, or did he not, get corn and ba-
CON from the defendant for ditehing!"
! Wit "Well now he mought; 1t don't occur
adzacty, you know"
Here his Honor inteferes, and with stern
judicial frown, addresses witness thus, Witness,
YOU must answer the question, or the Court
will be compelled to deal with you: can't you
say yes or no?"
Wit 81 reckn." -,
Court, "Well, then, answer Yes, or no; did
or did not your daddy get corn and bacon from
4 the defendant at the time referred to?'
! Wit. (Now fully aroused and conscious of
his danger) "Well, ledge, cant adzactly
amembeT, you know, seems as how its all dun
bin gone and eat up; but (pantlDg himself
/ firmly, as one determined to out with it,) to the
best of nv rickolection, ef my memory serves
me right, he aaought and alen ogi" he moMsl slf"'
The plaintiff saved his bacon. Verdict &C.
). cord:ugy-Ashvile Spectator
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-30
$4,000 Wanted for 1856.

FNIIE Subscriber wishing to restrict his business
exclusively to the CASH SYSTEM, takes
this opportunity to inform his patrons that he will
open no Books for accounts this year. 1t is useless
to enlarge as to the advantages, both to buyer and
seller of this system. All acknowledge it to be the
best.
Intending to keep good supply Of articles in the
various branches of my business, respectfully So
Iicit continuance of the liberal patronage so long
extended. Come on now with your small change,
End let us try il one year, and see how it works.
G. T.. PENN, AGENT.
Jan |, 1855. 3l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-30
SONG.


AIR" Good NeUs From Home"
III love thee still, Ill love thee sill,
Let fate thus sternly so decree,
To drive me e'cn from home and friends,
But still III fondly cling to thee.
All! yes! I'll cling to thee It'll lifc's
Last mortal pang in death is riven,
Aud then I'll search to find thee mid
The angel band fhat-dweiiin heaven.
III love thee still, III love the still, &c.
Thy voice so kindly grccs my car,
With lovely music soft and sweet;
It makes me with devotion knccl,
To fondly worship at thy feet.
Then prostrate will fall beneath,
The lustrc Of thy brilliant eyes,
Which twinkle like the silver stars
That ornament the azure skies.
l'lllove thee still, Ill love thee still, &c.
Thy graceful step has charm'd my soul
Thy lovely form so fair to view,
Hath bound, with Cupid. magic chain,
My trusting heart fondly 10 you.
Then oh! dear one, pray thee now,
Don't bid my spirit sadly pine;
But make me happy, and thus FAY:
"I'll love thee too my heart is llrc.'
IN love thee still. III love ,hcc ,ti'l
Let fate thus stern : 81 ''e:rce,
To drive me cen ilcm hon Tn'l i-':n'a
But still III fondlv ctrc I ihc".
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-30
Gboiite .4oetrp,

LIES A RAILROAD.
Life's railroad Hurry on
Always keep a-going!
Never stop to look at flowers
BY the wayside growing.
Never think Of anything
But your present hurry;
What if you should lose train
Wouldn't you be sorry!
What's the use of signing 80
After beauty, lying
Half asleep beneath the trees
Where the winds arc dying?
Where, through winding cattle paths,
Creep the lazy hours;
And the slow-paced seasons walk
Ger unconscious flowers.
Beauty changes with the times
Once she closed her shelter
in the shadoWy soitudes,
Lest the sun might melt her.
Stronger -brea,hed, she dashes on,
Now from town TO city;
In locomotive shape,
Nothings's half so pretty.
Life was once trodden path,
Where the travellers, CHEEKY,
Spoke to all they chanced to meet,
Or would rest il weary.
Rest is now quite obsolete
Sips of slumber take you,
Careless who beside you sits,
Nor what chance may wake you.
Life's a railroad Hurry OH
Always keep a-going!
Never stop to look at flowers
BY the roadside growing;
Never mind what's on the track,
On-,hough head swim faster;
IL the engines progress stops,
That's the great disaster.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-30
nc boon = sliuht mistake committed

aTuERE has been slight mistake committed
here" said the house.surgeon, OF no great mo-
mrnt thought was the sound leg of MIR. iiig-
gins which was cut OFF, Pooh" replied the
visiting-surgcon, "it is Of no consequences, we
can easily cure the other-comcs TO the same
thing"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-30

An ARCHITECTURAL ADDIToN.-The Lynn
News tells good story of two boys, one Of
whom was boasting of the beauties of his faith.
cr's house:
"lt has got cupola," said he, "and it's going
to have something else" "What is it?" asked
his interested companion. "Why, heard faith
cr tell mother this morning that its going 10
have mortgage ON it '"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-30

LONG PRAYERs.-Spcakng against long pray
ers elder Knapp says: "When Peter was en-
deavuring to walk on the water to meet his
Master aud WAS about sinking, had his suppli-
cation been as long rs the introduction to some
of our modern prayers, before he got half
through, he would have been fifty feet under
water
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-30
is Wealth 20

COOD clean Rags of every description will be
VI purchased at the Advertiser Office" Price,
81 cts per pound. Now, here's a chance for aln"s
every body and old Lachcor's too, to make money.
April is II III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-30
From the Patriot and Mountainecr.

We publish the recommendation of about ff.
ty members Of the Legislature, that oil who are
in favor of sending delegates to the National
Democratic Convention should assemble at their
respective Court Houses, salesday in March, and
appoint delegates to meet in Columbia the first
Monday 10 May. When these delegates assem-
BILE, they will appoint fit and proper persons to
represent every section of the State in the Ma.
tional Democratic Convention. The selection
of suitable candidate for the Presidency is 4
most important step at this time. If an election
is not made by the Electoral College, it will de-
volve on the present freesoil and abolition House
of Representatives Who is willing for that to
happen! We do hope, therefore, and most ear
nestly entreat all who favor this Convention 10
adopt the recommendation Of the fifty members,
whose opinions are expressed briefly and plainly
in this number Of our paper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-30
REMOVA
Of the Tin ManufaCturV,
Pomaria Nurseries.
6 n m MEK CRAM MON ID,

HAHE for sale large and fine collection of the
Il i best varieties Of
FRUIT TREES,
Consisting of PEACHES. PLUAlS. APElCOTS
SECTARINES. FIGS, GRAPE VINES. PEARS
both standard and dwarf, APPLES, standard and
dwarf. CHERRIES, standard and dwarf. ROSES
PIONEERING SHRUBS and EVERGREENS
Of choice kinds.
Their Fruit Department embraces all the bes
native varieties, early and late, rs well as all the
Choice Foreign kinds, and the trees are of fine
habits and growth.
or Prccd Catalogues sent to all applicants
Address SUMNER & CRAMllOND,
Oct n 3m AZ Pomaria, S. G.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-30
COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec l9, 1855.

COLUMBIA, 5. e., Dec 1g, lS55.
WE, the undersigned members of the Legis.
lature of South Carolina, are in favor of the
States being represented in the National Demo-
cratic Convention, which is to assemble for the
purpose of nominating candidates for the Presi.
dency and Vice Presidency; and we recommend
that those who are in favor of being represented
in that Convention, do assemble Mt their respec-
two Court Houses, Sales-day in March next,
and appoint Delegates 10 meet in Columbia the
first Monday in May, for the purpose Of sending
Delegates t. the National Democratic Convcn-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-30

WHAT is it goes when wagon goes, stops
when wagon stops, is of no use TO the wagon,
and yet the wagon can't 60 without t?-tiuy it
mn. Why, tho noise, 10 be sure.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-30

h'6 NV
=, .rs, TO sub
nperor may
the publica.
nsiderate to-
a tono Of tri.
nat power of
mt no step Of
,,r, indeed, TO
.:reat, by pa
rs of Turkey
le powers Of
Of Russia has
indispensable
=. lie have been
ETY. of Europe
his heel on the
tions could be
Q sheared, no
tile the wool.
ely manifested
cement of the
The crowds
:. lrst of enthu.
> marked by
Id not stir q
foe.
at NAV be the
rotation ; but
ly desirous of
ry, compelled
war, is one of
spoils. The
/ terrible ex-
l.. r 50 much at
on commerce.
:. by the war,
,'lblic debt for
ating exposure
over which will
Apparently this
- -dreads the
would prolong
nc i" Dlenhciu"
save her rcpu-
enough not 10 expect
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-30
HARVLEY & MAYS,

II y MID OICSI, -. ~.
NEW FAMILY GROCERY 3
NEARLY OPPOSITE TIE AMERICAN HOTEL.
wa THE Subscribers having entered GEIl
into Co-Partncrshp for the tran sasz1h
sacton, Of q
GENERAL GR0CERYBUSiNESS
Socits the patronage Of their friends and the public
generally. Having carefully selected CHOICE
STOCK OF GOODS, and at lop prices. we are
prepared and determined to sell as low as Goods OF
the same quality can be bought in this or the Au-
gusta Market.
Our Stock comprises nearly every article usually
kept in similar establishments. We purchased our
Goods foe Cash, and can afford to sell at VERY
LOW FIGURES.
Our Stock consists in part Of
SUGAS, COFFEE, N. 0. AND w. !. M0CASSeS,
MACKEREL, CHEESE,
Bacon, Lard, Flour,
Candies, Raisins and Nuts, Of all descrip ip,ions,
TOBACCO s. SEGARS,
Pickles, Pepper, Allspice, Blue Stone, Copcras
A good assortment Of Liquors,
Also, fine lot of Crockery and Glass Ware, Tin
and Wooden Ware, &C., &c.
JOHN B. HARVLEY,
JOHN A. MAYS.
Hamburg, Nov 90, tim 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-30
VIM. 0. PRICE & co,

W M. 0, PRICE 4 G o.
DRA9gB3 s TAHAOR8,
Augusta, Co.,
TAVE rec lived tlsir FALL AND WINTER
III SUPPLIES Of the Latest lmportations, and
woulJ invite the attention Of those who want the
bes, Goods to call aud make selections
Clothing:
OVER GARMENTS of oil the newest styles
ORES, C,u,s. Pantaloons and Vests; Office and Bu-
siness Goats, Pants and Vests, and General as
sortment Of Fashionable Clothing.
Hosiery, &C.
uNDER GARMENTS of all kinds, Dressing
e., The neck. Scarfs Stocks, Ties, Gloves, and all
other articles useful for dress and convenience.
WM. o. PRICE s. co.
Augusta, Nov 3m 4a
BOOTS AMD GH0as,
OPPOSITE MASONIC HALL,
BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA.
-r,AEEE es
Are receiving their full Stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALlSES,
CARPET BAGS, &C., &c.
ur Stock will comprise all the most fashionable ar
,;c., and those that can bc recommended for dura-
baity. Also, large and superior lot OF
Negro Brogans,
Mem. Rip BRoGANs and Women's Leather
BOOTS.
We feel confident that we can show one OF the
BEST ASSORTED Stock of Goods that has ever
becn in our CITY, and request our customers and
friends to give us call before purchasing =.
Aug 90 3m Do
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-30
PROPOSALS oRspEACE.
The Charleston MercursEof tho 10th instal

The Charleston Mercur4s0f tho 18th instant
thus discourses Of the peacs news:
We copy this morning5from the Liverpool
Northern Times, a translation of Paris pamph.
let on the necessity of general Congress to
effect the paci6cation Of Erfope. This manifss-
to has even been attributed5io the French En-
peror, and on all hands isis admitted to have
received the approval of9he French Govern
ment. In France and Germany It has excited q
great and favoring Interest," In England it has
metwith very angry reception. The Times
denounces the proposition Rith great bitterness,
and most of the London journals follow suit.
But in this matter the French Government
will have its way, whethe3for peace or for war
In contest with maritime State, England
might have preponderati9g influence; but ia
war with Russia, the navaEforce of England is
almost nuIlity, and her lahd force is not much
b.,tor ---,If aho oauld moi andanopr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-30

ta;ion France Is pruueuL enough not TO expect
an Austerliz" when there is no longer Napo.
Icon The Great.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-30

oiiiSic So
therefore
bluster of
NIT to such
consider ad, -
And these
ton we are - =;
ward Russia.
umph. They .
no part of he
conquest upo
consecrate the
cling the desti 4
under the jov
Europe.
In England
been cherished
preliminary of
taught it was !
that Lord Pail
neck of the G..
entertained.
matter what Il
This vindictiv'
on the occas
death of the
at the theatre
siasm. Deaf.
Christian and
feeling of for,
We do not
fate of the pr
VIC feel sure I
peace. The r.
to make vast ...
extreme peril.
whole process
haustion. En-
present, becau.
and her CONNIE
But there is a.
after years, an
of her weakn
shake her inf
last is.the~ thi
present state
the conflict in
or " Waterloo
ta;ion. France Is pruueu
an " Austerliz" when the,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-30

A PREsEsrmENr on DEATH AND ITS Fulfil
MENr.--About two or three years ago young
lady, resident Of this village, who at the time
was in the enjoyment of good health, was visit
ed one night at her bedside Gas she affirmed at
the time) BY an apparitlon, who to solemn accent
informed her that at the age of eighteen she
would be an inhabitant of another and better
world. She made the incident known to her
mother, who vainly endeavored to erase the cir
cumstance from the mind of her daughter by
treating it rs the hallucination of dream. The
daughter, however, averred that she was in the
possession of her faculties, and wide awake at
ihe time of receiving the spiritual visitor; and
such was the effect it had upon her mind, that
from girl full of life and glee, she became
thoughtful and reserved, and gradually sank
under Its depressing influence, until during the
past year she became tenant of our village
graveyard at the age of -Kinderhook Rough
Notes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-30

A MEETING Of the Directors Of the Magnetic
Telegraphic Company was recently held. At tho
appointed hour the President took the chair in
Philadelphia, and the directors in Washington,
Baltimore, Wilmington and New York promptly
answered to the cafi of the roll, when the bust
ness was commenced. Resolutions were propos-
ed, and motions were made in one city, and se-
conded and debated in the others with as mucil
promuness as though all had been present in
one room. In the course Of about two hours
the business was afE transacted, a dividend de-
clared, and the meeting adjourned
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-30


CONVENIENT ARRANGEMENr.-The ingenious
French milliners have invented hoop of India
rubber, a thin tube in point of fact, which can
be blown up or collapsed with great facility, to
suit the convenience Of the wear..r. When
lady wishes to pass through door or enter
carriage or any other narrow place, she touches
spring which opens the valve and allows the
air to escape. When the lady enters place
roomy enough for the fashion, she has only to
put delicate little pipe to her mouth and blow
herself into the required shape. Could any.
thing be mure charming?
A YANKEE BoAsT.-A correspondent furnish
es the following report Of conversation which
recently took place in a store in Boston. He
says:
An innocent and pure minded Jonathan, in a
warm argument with q John Bull, on our Ma
tional institutions, was endeavoring to floor his
antagonist, who had sneeriugly remarked that
" fortunately the Americans couldn't go farther
westward than the Pacific shore. Yankee
searched his pregnant brain for an instant, and
triumphantly replied: "Why, good gracious
they're already levclng the Rocky Mountains
and caring the dirt out West; had letter
last week from my cousin, who is living two
hundred miles west of the Pacific shore-on
nQde Mm
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-04-02
Die Irabiabrs.Ssabl.

Die gSabl Der fabtiiden Seamten fnbet beute,
gfittwpd, ben 2. &priI latt. @s 1T 0Ridt Der abpptir,
ten Burger, BON benz ibnen aultebenbcn 8ehte 9e.
traub su MADDEN nnb ibre Stimme ~benitnisen ganbts
paten 3u seben, bon penet ie riTen, bas le CUR gGab.
run9 Der Snterehen Der &bpptip.g Iraer einltet.n, bas
fe @nti,&npwnpttinsS litb.
Sir pe Office zines Ytapprs larfrt mad benz 2,t-
radtritt bes Srn. &aYlprs nur nod apei @anbipateu /:
Der bon ben Snptpnotbin9s npn,inirte NidtswiiIer STR.
Ifapp, Gsay nhb 3. SO. Starfs, elm gutter Democrat
ane @esner Der &npwnutbinss. 5r. Starte 1T 9lppptat
unb ppntomr,en befattst, bteIe SfIee aus,ufauen, unb
70 nett mir i'm fennen at lernem @eleaenbeit batten.
1T er Elm @lann, bent mir germ unfere Stinme aeben.
aber lslbft a~b8elsben BACON, ~erfprcert es bas Nrincip.
Dap mir etnern Mtaane ben Scr3us seben, Der lb UHen
als 9eSner elmer 9artet btnltelt, bic uns abppttpbiiracr
germ au pplitiI6en Sclasen srn;ebrisen mSdte.
Die @uSfdtet beS 9rn. Starte fnp auOe,n lanae
ntdt ~ ible9t, ais man ablid,tltG st ~perbreiten f1cbt.
DaS, mas Der benlptratilden Yartet Bier an numeril6er
Starfe ahsebt, tpirp nantltd binldnslid pabur6 erlebt.
oab Die Nnbdr9er 3aplprs, bic perI6nlide @eaner bro
Ntr. MlapU GSq. iinb, ih tbels ibrcs 6timmredts emf.
talttn, tbetls aus SppuitttUn sesen Den 0uminirteu
Der Midtswiier ielbit fir 5rn. @tarfe aebe, tuerD.u,
@ans baTelbe Srrbaltnib betsbt bet ben bemptratt.
lden Ganbiraten fir bic SfTce zines City @5eraeonts
unp City 9feHcrs. fir pelde Stelen bic SS. sBpob
ano Davis l%aufen, 3wei anti &ncrpnOtbinas, bic mir
,ur sSabl empfeblen %fSnnea.
eaie fd psstalb Niertanp ab9alte,,, seihs an ben
Dolls su erldeinen, I'M burh einmiitbtaes Sanpelu in
Gtras tpenisitenS Der &nrpnptltnss- gBirtblhaft In
unierem itaDtilden SausbaIte su i~enern. Wan wirp
caieltit bsiannte @annsr finpen,. pelde bic betrefenoen
Sidets einent Sebeu etnHGnbisen uab ibnen iepen s.r.
lanstsn Ratb unb Seitanp ertbsilsn iperpen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-04-02
9tGbtifcbes.

- Sie ant Spnntag &benb In Srn. q. S6ab,s
Saale ifattsefunpene %Seriammluns sur Qrranatruno
zines semeini6aftlidtn Ssfes bate ben ae,piin1Ht,n
@ripls, unr unisre 0~eierinntn unb Qeltr fSnnen tiuem
srp6artiscn 5eite I'M @pnat Ilai entsesenleben.
Sieie Seriamnlun9 brabte auberbent nub cine s,,r.
%sinisuns Der flint bort pertrstenen Sereine ,u Stouse
bic iih unter benz gamem nSr%eunbI6afss 9lnb" CON.
%fitairte, unb gu i9rem YrafSenten Srn. Or. Circle
unp Srn. q. Nid gum SceretGr erpGblte. gS,r ri,
~ieitberise Steluns pteer Gereirt uuteretnanber tonnt,
ipirS nit @eht Sieirs Greisni6 freubis besraeen, .pp
init einen Wfale fb flint n,ebr pprr tpeutaer %sutf2rnt
fe9snbe Seretne gu einent 9l6tuns scbtetenben G,ou,.n
Serbanben. gSir miiitt 9tfteben, bab uns cine ipid,,
gersinisuns mod Dor gar turser i3eit GlBerf fd,pierio
ihien, ireuen inns aber iebt mad benz 3ultanbcfpmrtn
~perielben nm 10 mebr barber, unc wiiniden. bae Der
6reunpidaftsbnno redt lanse bsitebe unp eincn ieoers.
rsiaen Ginfub aaf ale @fitslieper bes gunbes a,,siib.
- sSit ipir b5ren, trift bic S9iuerz0oae anfelt.n
CUR &nihafans zines neuen Sauners, ben ie bann NIT
elmer 5eitlidfeit ein,upei6en seoenft. DEF. @eIeu1doft
blibt RAID snapor uno erfreut fTA beS beltn fran,ieueu
Sefanbes.
gstr %strpeiien auf bic an;sise bs Srn. qSper.
itein, in beient iaSnen Saale Sreitas gsenb Gin Bal
lt%atttnbst. 3ans!uitise anb @purnnants ma6cn mir
%bepnpers rarauf aufmertam.
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