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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-21

o. The Cincinnati Commercial strong and
ultra black republican as it is, pays the follow.
ing deserved compliment to Gov. Denver, the
best Governor that Kansas has ever had. The
principal trait in Gov. Denver is, that he is an
honest man. We wish that we could say rs
much of the other Governors that ruled in thai
distracted territory. The Commercial says
The governor Of Kansas, Hon. j. w. Denver
was in this city yesterday, and proceeded tc
Wilmington, Ohio where his family resided du
ring his sojourn in Kansas. lie proceeds thence
to Washington, Gov Denver is the only one
of the Kansas Governors who has not lost rep
utation, and become immersed in damaging per.
sonal and political embarrassments in the Ter.
ritory. He has discharged his duties in just
and lawful manner, and has won more than gol,
den opinlous from all sorts Of people in Kansas
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-21

o. Samuel Morgan who murdered his wife
some time since in most brutal manner, was
convicted Of murder in the first degree in the
Scioto county (Ohiol court on last Tuesday
week. He Will have to hang, as he richly de
serves, if Gov. Chase does not use that, 'exec-
utiye clemency" for which he is noted.
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: : ptcial Ootitcs.
Permanent Office.

Comply ing with the urgent request of hum
dreds OF their patients, ...... t
Drs. {. M. FlTCH 81 D. w. SYKES
Hnye concluded to remain PERM AMEN Fly IN
PITTSBURGH, and may be consulted at their of
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-21

FUGL.--The Ohio State Journal of last Fri
day, says that there only 700 cells in the Ohio
Penitentiary, and that there are at this time 500
conVicts G gt
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-21

GA destructive fire occurred at Leayen-
worth, Kansas, on the 14th Inst, which destroy
Cd property to the amount Of $4,000. ,a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-21

OF Gen. Ward B. Burrett, of New York, has
been appointed Surveyor General Of Kansas, in
place of Gen, Calhoun.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-21

D~The steamers Arctic and Great West
were destroyed by fire at pittsburg on the even
ing Of the 18th inst
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-21

65rThe Presbyterian Church in Mt. Vernon
Ohio, was destroyed by fire on the 11th inst
LossS6,0OO.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-21
The Poetry OF Ph, sic,

AYERS PILLS, glide, sug ar -shod, over the pale
ate, but their energy although wrapped up is there,r
and tells with giant force the very foundations
Of disease. There are thousands Of sufferers who
would not wear their dstempers If they knew they
could be cured for IS cts Try Ayers Pills, and
you will know it. ~ oHgs M IH.u 4ta1Y
Purity the blood and disease will be starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities and you are
cured already. .l AZ yrea va sss N
Take this best of all Purgatives and ScrofuIa--
lndiges ton, Weakness, Headache, Backache, Side
| ache, Jaundice, Rheumatism, derangements5 of
the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels, all arrangements
and all diseases which purgative remedy can
reach, fly before them like darkness before thet
Sun.
Render, il you are suffering from any Of the nu-
merous complains ttey cufe--sufer inore-1the
remedy has been provided for ou, and il is crimi'
ndi to negl lect it. ~" sA'''f ''i'i
That Ayers Cherry Pectoral. is the hest medi-)
cine for Cough is known to the whole world, AMI
that Ayers Pills are the best Of oil Pills. is known
to those who have used them. ~ IGB sg1J stsH5i
Prepared by ]. c AVER. Chemist, Lowell Mass.
and soldby oil respectable Druggists every where
:. 91 Important to Farmers, Farrers and Livery
BEKf1 Y's ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT
is the only Medicine in use which will effectually 4
cure Ringbone, SPAWN and Splnt Itis not claim.
ed for the Arabian Ointment as II Is for nearly all
other medicines ol the day, to cure oil diseases
which Horse and Man are heir to, but only 10 cure
the above named Diseases, When tits used Accord
ing 10 directions RingbOI SPAWN and Splint aTe
diseases OF precisely similar character, cpnse.
quently Medicine which will benefit or cure onc,a
s adapted TO the other.e This Ointment penetrates0
;he pores, reaches and converts the callous into
matter, and the diseased lump is thus discharged
in tho form Of pus or matter through The skiu.{
without removing the hair, If not put on heavier
than according to directions IL has been said by
those who have used the Ontnlents thati willeare
the Poll Evil and Farcy. II is certain, however,
that ii will cure orremoye any cullous Jumps from
a horse wherever located. Try IL, and AZ. aifefa
not satisfied as to its efficacy, return the box to the
agent, and he will refund thetnoney.H ssatfsssx
Price o. 90 por box. Put up in 4oz. boxes.
BEATTY a. CO.. franklin, Vonago Co, Pa. WINS
10 whom all orders must be directed. y, (,
For Sale BY John Beall, Cadlz; ]. P.sf WatsoS49
Harriayille; Geo. q: Morgan, Mt Plcasanls Arn-s
br0se Reed, Hopedale. -
July Z is5S-6mo f* FAgF ssR}p W
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Gran accident occurred on the N. Y. and
Erie railroad on the 10th inst, by which seven
persons were killed and forty wounded.
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U. S. Commissioners to Utah.
no TnE PEoPLE OF nrAH

IL.
The Commissioners OF the United States de :
puted by the President to urge upon the people
OF this Territory the necessity ofobedience to
the constitution and laws. as enjoined by his
proclamation, have this day informed me that
there will be no obstruction to the administra-
tion and execution of the laws of the federal
government, nor any opposition on the part Of
the people of this Terrtyry to the military
force of the government in the execution Of their
order: | therefore feel it incumbent on me, and
have great satisfaction in doing so, to assume
those citizens Of the Territory who, learn, ap-
prehend from the army i'll treatment, that no
person whatever will be in any wise interfered
with or molested in his person or rights, or in
the peaceful pursuit of his avocatons, and
should protection be needed, that they will find
the army (always faithful to the Obligations of
duty) as ready now to assist and protect them
as 1t was opposed them while it was believed
they were resisting the laws of their govern
ment. .saa 80 w.y.
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DHmOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
land Appraisers.

The following gentlemen were nominated by
their respective townships for the Office OF Land
Appraiser. Those townships, which are left
blank. we have not heard the names Of their
candidates. We trust that their names will be
forwarded to US without delay:
Short CreeE,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-21

German, JoHN WILKIN.
athens, JoHN McCoNNELL.
CaiEz, WALTER JAMIsoN.
s1rc5er, SAMUEL MEGAw.
,Ram1ey, HAMILTON KING.
N0ttinghdnl
NooYrfela, RETURN N. KENNEDY.
iStock,
+, Ffeeport,
Washington
Frank7in, JOEL CRAMDLETT. ....
No'th
Monroe .... .....
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-21

05T-The Stark County Demorat says that
.oId Molly Stark Is good for 900 Democratic
maioritythis fall. Ghd 70 hear it,
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- m -II OUIHHTonIVHUIO IU OtuIs
Gen. A. S. JOHNSTON. sr
Commanding Army Of Utah,
Camp Scott, Utah Territory. "
REPLY OF GEN. JOHNSTON.

HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF UTAH,
Camp on Bear River June 14th, 1858.
GEvTLEMEN: Your communication from Sail
Lake City was received to-day. The accomplish
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-21

Colonel Second Cavalry and
Breyet Brigader General, Commanding.
HEADQuAETEfs DGrl RrMENr OF UTAH
Camp on Bear River June 18th, 1858. i"a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-21
CADIz WHOLESALE MARKET.

Corrected IPeebly By George d. Wilson, Whole.
sale Gocers, F6rwarttng md Commission
Nefrhants.)
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calling his blackguardism amusing,) but what
denounces his speech as unbcconling and out oil
place, especially from dignifed United States
Senator.
Their platform, as will be seen by reading it
on our first page, amounts to nothing, There
is not single principle proclaimed in it., But
then it was necessary to have such .; platform
to keep in harmony with the other proceedings.
The call for the Convention started with hum
bug, the Convention in all ofits acts was hum
bng, and the party for which it acts is, as the
Frenchman would say, "vpn grand humbug."--
And ike all other humbugs it will be Of short
duration. 80 mote it be-
We will conclude our notice of the black re
publican State Convention, by saying, that in our
whole trip, we saw but one thing that was any
ways amusing, and that was this The horse
laughs that was made by the Tuscarawas dele
CATION in the cars as they were coming home.
They had seen and heard SO many funny things
while in Columbus, about which they could
laugh and talk about when they gov home
But their horse laughs were 50 numerous and
common on the cars, that they came very near
running the thing into the ground" And we
will hand this Tuscarawas delegation over to
our friend Patrick. Of the Aduocate, and request
him for us, as their friend, to request them not
to make such awful horse laughs again when
travelling in company with others, as they might
be injurious to their empty heads before they
were aware oft. m .s..
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BI @ngen S&0nins's ausaeseids
nttsn S6nebtf1 sitter, 5nbersttet aus G6ina; tnbe
etu nntruelt&es Wtittel, seataa GcSerbeftwerbsn. Dell tu%
DsSpepfe, unSerbaaltbtett, NerDeni@rdnt, afb mo. gsrsrr.
~trantbstten unb aIen duS@etnem In naprbuuna deratbenen
u oesn tntReRsnben 8rant9etten, TT III SO Seats bic BIaIU[ An
nstfaufen In Der Office b6 QDeders.
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S1ee rll1D Rnfeee,

scsnn thr ftleSten 8aHse unb Ibr PEI, raH3t, 10 TT e5
eHte ett9sae S9nlp. = SeF fDnnt 8ant ppr ! 3 | d. 8nteS
mp tl!t6sr Ibss pn6 Rafee baben in BEN 8 tprt ben
4Dtnettt, &de pn 8aItt IL pre- un6 Btebertffr.
uoP Der Sbtneie BON A!pntd3 GROreen bs Samltas giaat
a:qF HnO au9 stnIapet Dsn istaeE1 biat3en uuo pe!tiaten 3bee
TAB NahRR Ii faufen. so LIZ: }.
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90 agans@en unp GOn3ert. - WUraeu
tdIt Der "SteOertran3" in Der nJtebenbnaeD lein er>
ties Aranaben ab. AIe Nitslleper, lUpie aud
bic Gbreltmtt9lteoer pes Sereins ma1eM mir barr
auf b~elOnperS anfmertlam. I.l..
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MSnsffsrres9e.

Atcptpl, per Gaa. 52-53 Gts.
SRIter bette 9optn 20 Gents per %, gtabssI15-iS, @UG
9p bnem, ser 5uibsl IS 100.
Sreaer, 5 Gents per gfans.
%srbfsn, $3.50 ser sad e 8uf6.)
tese n, $50 Gsats per SfanO.
8tf9 Gtaaarst ~. .$i6-16 80 pr 100 Pune ms.
5dftn8s, eHSt. ~$3,75-s4; 9%aiiifar. s2,5O~:3 g.
Eaa@t tt pSa 251 7a5 PEI per ~; 3 @aO' per 8aS si2
6ruSte, OaSlt5o @anbtlx, wstal&. 2j Cts. tartf3.
5S1s2 @1Li"tn' S32512 50 ss Ssri patt;is,
@sgarst 9temeqt 0A>Gts YER gt, Natter 80. min.
S S;asissG lMr5 SIS gf S:dts 6O-09' sfsfsr 1O-io4'
9aaa'. grusiant[$st 2sI7 plumb $6a IS.
@stratss, s9ttstn, yUt6er t15 -122, peigsr cutter 12o-
1876, befsr t45 Cts.
SAFER, girs. Inb @tarui. 38-43, pennf. 44-45 eta.
@Os8 n. Itarvl. 7O-72 Gto.
9aG sk, am sst Songs $i12mol5o, gsaniaa per
Vfun2 IA cts, rntti&er yer Gpnne $500.
5dutt, yer F 24-25 9ts loGes eff, 0etrofnste t4-I6G
2sn 1ptmote per Gsnns 81 e: alss 's1O-ii.
9pRfes, neusr pr pfdnp IS &tS.
Y tetfa NJ EN- $3.25-5 80.
Eattet, Rtp fatr per pfurb 11-12, 8tc eut 1O-tl.
Sapa 10, easuavra LIZ 9ts.
SHEtD5feln @sFesr per SHtssa $3.50 Cts, sswSpnli&s
8O2ttn. IsiHs 5prf6us8 per Eonnt $3.50. Stun Uf the gPine
$50, ganp AS, @spr8s's Greet ale 5prten S. 90
nnO 2DetSai&sn- ,mO 8alttaprs Gpmpasnie IS Is $50.
SebtnNtaes YteP, @tnbv;et per 100 gfunb s6,57-750
2th.r, 4tti 5pblen per pfunb 3O-3t GtS, GOuntrs subIsn
% 81 Sts. slough stirling Z4-25 SIS, epanifS SSt"
lenleesr 27-29 &ts, GttS 6el&irr, tGwars 30-32 SIS
&puntrs 1ttbtrr, f@pGrI 22-26 &ts, Operlcpsr raub bas
Beu $3-4 80, SatbFeae bas 0usenb $l2-*0
Weslt 3pwarttr. 9teues per Ga6 s. 372, Iitv DiQs al.
q Sbic So. 0,6pwarefr. @rtra $5,75-6, Git. Whias
@rtra $6-6.<5, Sa!tr. 5atntIp $3.50, Bait. Grtra S6.5O.
~9tpSBen S4.30, 8prnmebi &altimp. per 100 @funh
81 5U, b. &cunta $i.25.
Nulaffes, Stem. Orleans fair BITS yrina Der 8aIpne Sc
g. 81! &ssa % ga SO 1eH'eosaaO 32-35 SIS, gprtO
Del, Spsrm per laaasns 81. - Common DSare e5
70 &ts, Patent 70-75, 2arb~Otl7 70 50 9tS. Qetniaa.
men.GeI 70 Gts.
prpDtftOaen, Sssf per 100 ~ 414-15, gpts-90rt s17
@eraaGettes SAWeiatFeii& S9ulter per $P 7%-7N
stS, Seltsn 9s Cts, S&tnten LIS Gts.
un8erGuGertts SGpstnefetf6 S9Ilter 6 g!s, Gel.
len 81aats. Qarb II Gts. bette Sprte IL Cts.
Ru m Nsp Gn8lan9 yer SauOne 48-5O cts.
Hets, per W 34-35s Gts.
U In {, getbe @tGen per Gpnne S22. 5G-23.50
9 ala, Urpunb 4tum per Sad 81 Ste, NtariboQ,s e u
Alrtpn's $l4O, 8urEs SSlanb 20-23 Ste.
g 2 rup I'M sat, ertra per @aIpne AZ Bis Al &tS.
g ia = f., per # So bis 68 Gts.
Ga9ad, lsr $P AZ SIS 50 &,s.
Gals, yer sP 10N SITS.
tthptbpl a m en-, S., 50-4.75
10 q d . per tP 80 bis 81 GtS.
BStstes SIN naO aano ssr SagSne Pas 0tts 24lg.
aouder, Nep.Srleaps per 100 %p 1895 Bis 900, VertD
Htep, $7.5O-o.75, CUBA $3.50, Vaffntrter 3uder fe6t in
ben SertGtt0snen Stdotn D0n "a 6s t2M IL mad ausltt,
GNAN%SL~ HSnrSuISA - CaN -
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GO Gu;ei0e. RI

BAB ~N1V3EV!yE@ RSW
Wetne bief8eH 0rtunoe, fpptr faS se1ammte pubItfunf Be-
naGrt9ttse t6 etsrbur6 e%rstbenh, bas tG i'm Auftrass ts
5rn. &bemas tn SbtlaOei pbta t%isrisIbt ~anseIanst bin, INN
auf Ras SpurtSBsblntt" (bat uber $4,000 Gb0nnenteu)
,6r. Brelie", uno vSpnntassblatt"
Ipwie fanrn.lt1e i'm Vtrtast bes Serrn 0 IN a Q erf6iee
meme gDtrte Subicrlpt'Onen aafiunstmen.
Die 8erlppiung fnoet 8sgen &nbe 3teieS SahreS RAFT.
e. Satpb 3etnrt& gDa q n ter, agent.
Spt22, w pPbnbaft bel Capt. 3pfnann, Wtarib Wtartet.
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0uanD. NmanD.

u ahri6t.
Ot be 3stt beran8efCnmsn 1T, no e. benz Sarnt-r vbIeot
fa mao esm befea OAnser-AlttteI Mm,ufepen, u1 i'd sinsn
resDen @rtra9 fur,s ndbfe Sapr ~ HGern, 70 trIoubsn mi
Mns a { unlert &unee1, fOptt bic 5arm r uub 0artnsr In,
aaes@etnrn slnSulaIea. f& uner ret&bal:ises Naarr ppn 80
Seitem 0fo, 1 YeruptauilAem Wuanp.
Wtericaniidem br.
~ @ollIornll u. gtepa6a DO.
- Nu@ baitsn mir nets stnen erps.n Wsrro.b ,rr
a Len iOnf nod ssbrdualt6em tel nns s ~
tauttR fets iu Den btlt8nen Wtarttpre;len. ""
8cbert & turner. "
r .NS; Sober ppn uns rerfaufte Artifei Mrs fur u n SER.
{ Ilf6 t garantt~t. " ~ =
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Tretlt9ratb's SSSerfe
IN 50 Wpfen!teftrunsta a IS 9tt.. pber tn 6 8bn. a 81 rs
nit etnem
0ewinn. 4ntheil fir oas Rublitum
$4,000, $4,000, oOer $4,000,
unb SUdr
$4,000, $1,000 pber $4,000 fur etnen Mbonnenten ;
$500 Opr $1,000 fur etueu Ngenten ; unO
$4,000, 5000 pber $4,000 aur 0ritnouna zines
peutlhen .Nnlnitnla In u etn. 0lnrE
Sreili0rdfb'5 SSfrfe


$S25OO, 5000 Uber $4,000 CUR 81 ~inouns zines
peutIAen SOlpttalS in Heip>yort.
RDh nte TT, weoer bier mob in europa, elm liter drifbe5 I'm.
ter 1tb men benz pablttum untsr 70 dunebmbaren 8ebtngunaeu
9sboten iporeen, ME bier bic Wert: beS grGBttu lest ~iebenpen
eeutt6en Dttters. 20er 8retteratb'S ,9Dsrfe beheat, fbaft
nt1t Guetn UNI BITE 9ertnse Nussase BON Is Cts. per g3p9e
Deer S1.25 aue iptt Vt0Hate. elm g~ebtegcnes gBerf an, melheS
fur tbn uRe fttne Bamtlte ~bletst1ben Wertb bat, Ipnbern er
Gdt no d glst93ettt8 Die y bdree, elm ~nanbGftes tdares Capital
II %er'osrben, un6 trGgt enClib mod iur 9rlupuue zines 6eut-
ben Jntt uts bel, peL6es nt9t aletn fir bic In gen. gprf lee
9tnfelt arnteren OentiHea. fDnoern aud fur bs & auIenoe beut-
orr 3tnranberer, reIte bier iaafen, ppn ben fegensret6eea
6elseH fetn ptrb. .-' .r.
yHt ben ipsenanaten Yr1nien- 0ertb eiiunasn bat bds In
dfefe tteteabe untruebmen Nt6ss semetu. IS hanbelt fb
BIER nt@t I'M bic Wertbetlun8 Don @slpfsbern. Qiibosrapbien
u. NJ, tp1oern UNI en beotutenbes paGreS capital, peIbeS,
IN etne 3lab tpmmenb, ben QDphIlflnb eiatr Jamilie be.
sr0nben tann eS banost flo aud nt6t un etme In 9raue
5srne btaauseerudte uabtftmmte 8ett, fOnbern bas Sausc
m II 3 bio gum l. au9nit 1899 entfbteosn iein, Gnp enclt6 1T
Nae5 IN bic oGnbe Der aNDnnenten ieIbf eeleet umb Der Dfent~
itben GVntrUde anbetm9eeeben.
am ID. WIt 1858 bat be Straussabe Ia us mediterranean
6t9OHneu, unp aM 10. Suit 1T br rrte Yan6 Ger Nusgdbe tn
y nten erf@tenea. Sebe lDOIenlieferuua tpftt is Gts., is-
Der Sano $I2J. S6Du 8ebInbene 9rHr sldre is nen % Cts.
mebr yer Sano. Das beretts Grfhtensne ptrb Ipfort unb Die
%}orEieBun8 thinner BET Grlaeinen seIteert. Die StfeIun9
9lt tur bs edn,e WTt
&usfi5 rltbs A~n3stssu Rnb BET alien aeenten ,u babsn. Sp-
Hoe MANNER, melAe IN Drten, no nod ts In daenttf, bic Mgerts
Iur uberneb Gen ppIsn, bttte tG, fA an mid ju 1enbeu.
SHREVEPORT 81. Suit 1888. Brtebrth - trbarb.
Mu9t7.f5Diaf,wl vim ...-r Ypf.8pr 4001.)
Aeent IN Baltimore: SIEVE s. 3ammen, .
81 9prb &utapfr. unb 16 SuA Gbarissnr, w StatrS,
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Gugen SdSnin 9
bsribmtes
&~cbaweDiic3es gSitters
Sb;LaSRiuhp

aus @~Bil.asSRtnbe,
BELT RtberbeT1wereen, @elbfutt, GispcpFs Grpniibs nj,
inHtrIide 6amsrrtCiesr, NterentraRfpeiten, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
uns enneenIeiben, peI9e vCn 9s5sr- gber NtascniranfksttrY
%berrubren, uns ale Srantbeufn, isolde oar6 ttnen Gdpagen
getr StrsOrSenen Mlassn t%ntFshpeIn, be- 1fsnnern ne aud Bet
GrOuen /. .. petbltNs SSwG&c, S4niubel, Siutauerans
@ltesera, tim Radsn unD in Ser Srait ~
Das fGwebtf6e SttterS wtrb ieee S%erfppiuns pes Itoecn.
S~efstttgen, inbtm es %benielben bdrtt, tpn IN Isattste!t er6dIt
unb aGe 5dure aus ~benteiben sntferut. 80 fartt bic ytetpen
unb Seize n~seetfer, fGGrft bic Gimme, tsntmut bas 3tttern ben
befbrbert bic Ocrbsaun8, 1T gut Bet Mtr ssrniHeu lnb gIdbun,
etr, tSbtet bic Q9urm r, BELT Gle g8inb- uRo Afaa
Il sn'1 fetai SSS SSs s 's Stfsrs sert'S tt @' StgsuIa tipaSS SsstiSts
aTtrt unmertli4 unb Q ne S&merssn, mean man bic bsppeIt
0os ttpeptf&s stttsrs If tn auss,s,rnnetes Wittsl sese
8tessr, Subt rnS GpIera. Aia iVl&es Nut es fA bepabrt I'm
Rim; peil bur3 ben @ebrGuG tthd zen, Der auf SefebI B,
Stat sGtite ts tItsen ErnPptnttetIeF ~etnacfItrt rurer' ben
sasssifsst Karen, i'd sSr IS Bio 'n,f: sSS re.fnss rsr S =
Dss l@weett9r Sther@ tt untrtttts sRss Der betenar;A,,
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