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The Washington union., 1858-03-18
SPEECH OF MIR. CRITTENpEN

Mr.. Crttendcn Of Kentucky, delivered long and
elaborate speech in the Senate on yesterday in oppo.
ton constitution This was just what light have been
expected of Mr. Crittendef His old and long cher
ished antidemocratic prejdces are too deeply root
ed to be easily discarded aud as he must feel that
his political career will end with his present term
in the Senate, it is not surprising that he should seize
this opportunity perhaps the last he will ever
have-to indulge his old endpathies to the democra-
Cyl and especially when in doing 80, he is not UNI
der the necessity of being governed by any of that
respect for the opinions and wishes of his constl-
ents by which he would otherwise have been inHu-
enced
The Washington union., 1858-03-18

Ono, MusKnGux COUNTY "A democratic meeting was
held at Znesville Ohio the evening of the 9th inst
Chas Cornyn esq, presiding chairman. Geo James,
esq., addressed the meeting, sustaining the admission OF
Kansas into tho Union with the Lecompon constitution
committee having been appointed to report resolutions,
series reported by S. Chapman, ESQ., and adopted,
from which select the two following
O. Rsso,r5 therefore That we unbesitatgly do approve
of the measures of Mr. Buchanan in his Kansas policy,
and ready and willing TO sustain him in all other
measures of his administration thus far disclosed and
entertain the belief that he will not abandon an article
i'm the democratic creed.
10 Reolred That we recognise in the cool yet deter
mined and sterling democracy of our young senator G..
f. Pugh wise legislator and prudent representative
and that the democracy Of Muskingim county will stand
by him and endorse his in the support of the Pres
ident on the early admission of Kansas.
The meeting adjourned with three cheers for the adj
mnistretion
The Washington union., 1858-03-18
NorE From THE HON. r G. DAVIDSON.
HALL OF THE HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVE,
To the Editor of Ae Union .


To the Editor of Me Union:
In your report of the proceedings of this House the
10th instant, published in the Union this morning you
have included my name as amongst the absentees when
the vote taken referring Mr. Mcntgonletys bill 10
provide for the admission of Kansas into the Union to
the Committee on Territories, upon the motion of Mr.
Stephens of Georgia and this in the face of the fact
that, when my name called and explained to
the Speaker and House that colleague upon the Com
mittee Enrollments, the Hon Mr.. Pike, of New
Hampshire had gone to the President under the order
of the House. to carry enrolled bills to him for his sig
nature, and that had paired off with Mr. Pike until his
return which should have saved his and mine from
appearing in the list of absentees without explanation
Very respectfully, your obediept servant -
4 e. DAVIDSON
Ihe foregoing note from the Hon. II. G. Davidson af-
fords opportunity to say that If gentlemen who
have paired off will notify the House reporter of the
Union of the fact it will be stated whenever vote
shall be taken. Without such notice, lie has no means
of knowing whether honorable gentlemen actually
absent or have paired off -EDl
The Washington union., 1858-03-18
LATEST BULLETIN FROM KANSAS

The St. Louis Republican of the 18th instant contaD
the following paragraph on Kansas affairs, which
quote as indicating continued quiet and good order
The Pacific railroad Saturday night broug'
down the first passengers BY steamboat from st. Jose
and Kansas Territory The train was delayed until bM
past ut night BY telegraph from the boat belcns
TO the Lightning line that they would be down in TIM
and to wait for her,
From passengers from Kansas we learn that the lH
rtory quiet in every part-the general feeling "
the inhabitants being to frown down any future aem
TO create disturbances whether beginning with par~
North or South in principle.
The report of Fort Scott having been taken by lsn'
part OF his followers, Is without foundation AS hs
been nearly all the reports put into circulation "
blackrepublican papers when giving from thai -
ton. They were generally, huge lies. All was q'''
in that vicinity.
Another report comes 70 to the manner o 's'
Mundys death. Mundy II will be remembered, Wss s
of the Judges Of the election at Delaware Crossing a
supposed that his death had some conneSion "la
political matters. Mr. Mundy the blacksmith 70 "
Delaware nation of Indians. He, with party OF us
Indians, Ind gone to the western part of the peaaI
Reserve, 10 look after party OF who wer 'l'es'
engaged in cutting and removing timber from inc
yation. There, in stepping log, his gun W. W.
cooked, IL went ofl accidentally, and the charge p
through his head. hc instantly Killed.
Robinson. the prctendcr to the gcycrnorsbipct MANS
under the Topeka hunbug, il is understood, was AP
scnger the train, mission 90 Washington.
The Washington union., 1858-03-18

ExrIop COLORADO RrEn. Letters hav
been received at the War Department from Lieut. I,cs
dated January 30 The party then at the mouth Of
Bill wilams's Fork, $50 miles above Fort Yuma, oil
WE'LL and the survey progressing admirably The steamer
not aground, as stated in the California papers The
expedition would probably reach the great Caon in three
weeks from the date of Lieut. Ivcss last letter to which
point the river has been assembled
ined by q land party.
The Washington union., 1858-03-18
Markets.

NEw YoRK March l7.--Cotton is dul-.acs of 500
bales. Flour is dul-saes of 200 barrels State 81
80 81 50 Ohio, SIS O5 S5 rs; southern, 81 so $5 TO-
Wheat is irmsales of 5000 bushels but western
reported Corn is du-saes of $500 bushels; white,
6s cents; mixed 81 cents. Pork is lowcr-mess SIG
5asl6 65. Beefis steady western rcpacked, $l2 Is
sl3 So Lard is heavy at 81 10 cents. Whiskey is
dullOho, 224 cents Coffee is steady--Rio 1O1 III
cents. Sugar is active at general advance of cent
Moasses is firm at 33 cents Spirits of turpentine is
steady at so cents Rosn is heavy at ST. S. Rice is quiet
and unchanged. Frcghts fiat.
The Washington union., 1858-03-18

to settle this question the good of the co.orrv dc
A.a'''' '""' 'nou'u ~ uo'' they should not
ano" n'n0i'y " Isreat their purpose by o resort
'" '"o. --.us movements. They will soon show ths
chivalrous Now York General that his strategy will
SELF his gallant Major, and all their followers emphat
ically hors de COMBAT,
The Washington union., 1858-03-18

regards the United States as consolidated peo-
pie. and the federal constitution organizing all
the States into unit republic sovereign in itself,
sovereign over the constituent States who believes
that the federal government represents the
-, GOV
1.'en9 s.f partnership Of
N'. a mass--very naturally
0'''e .amst the doctrine Of Mr.. Dix as I" sub.
.srsive Of the federal constitution" The Express
is mistaken. Its alarm is causeiess. The federal
constitution is in no sort of danger from Mr. Dixs
doctrine, which had more reference to it than il
had to the Koran
The United States is not unit State, but confed
eracy of constituent, independent sovereign States
A man ia man, woman a woman, a child child
and servant servant; but family is neither q
man, woman, child, nor servant, but family.
The United States is not consolidated Republic
but several States confederated together under a
treaty of confederation. The purport of Mr.. Dix's
declaration is, that State is a sovereignty that
State constitution organizes that sovereignty is "a
social compact is the creation of majority of the
people and, being creature, cannot be set above
the creator.
State constitution is different affair sltorether
II is not treaty between distinct powers it is only
an instrument by Which single community il gov
erncd. The instrument may be abrogated, and yet
the State be as much State before.
A State constitution and the federal constitution
are by no means similar Instruments. To predicate,
therefore, doctrine in regard to State constitution
is not to predicate the doctrine in regard to the
federal constitution The federal constitution is a
totally different instrument from State constitution
designed for different object, efecting different
purpose, and operating upon an entirely different
constituency Ninc-Ienths of the States of the
world have no constitutions at all but they are
much States if they had them. One of the
States of the Union (Rhode Island) remained a
State thereof half century without constitution.
constitution is not a sine qua non of State it
may not exist, or it may be abrogatcd, and yet the
State will remain State just as positively as be-
fore. But the federal Union cannot exist, except
under and by force ola federal compact
A State constitution is the work of majority Of
the unit community which it operates upon. The
federal constitution is treaty between several dis.
tnct soveregnties under which neither became
bound except byits several individual express sane
ton. AS Z nation cannot disregard its treaty
stipulation 18th weaker, majority of the
constituent States of the confederacy cannot dsre-
gard or abrogate the common treaty of confeder
alton.
The outcry of the Express against the doctrine Of
the Pugh amendment subvcrsive Of the federal
constitution, therefore, natural it is in the mouth
of consolidationist, is balderdash. We are
only surprised that our statcrights cotemporary of
the Richmond Wing should have allowed himself to
have been ensnarea into any such consodationist
notions emanating from the neighborhood of Hart
ford.
The Washington union., 1858-03-18
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Important from New Mexico Movements of
Capt in Marcy. .--Treaties with the Indians.


ST. LOUIS, March l6.-Ihe New Mexico mail of the
18th utmo has arrived here.
Captain Marcy would leave about the LIST of March for
Camp Scott taking -four salt corn and animals Owing
to the fact of taking wagons he would return via Bent
Fort taking circuitous northeaserly route than
previously travelled He is reported 10 have said that
the supplies could be furnished Camp Sott much easier
aud quicker from Now Mexico than elsewhere.
The legislature had passed resolutions complimentary
to the officers of the army, and recommending several
for promotion in the event of increase of the army
The Santa Fe Gazette says that the chief of the Salt
Lake Utahs visited the Capatoes in Mexico with view
Of inducing them to join the Mormons, stating that the
Moons could poison the air that their enemies would
die, and that all the troops would be destroyed. The
mission of the chief was unsuccessful
Kit Carson has concluded treaty between the Mu-
tachcs Uahs, Arapahocs, and Pueboes They agree to
take sides with the United States in the event Of
between them and the people Of any Territory and
render all the aid they towards suppressing the
bcllion in Utah.
The Utah Gazette calls for an improvement of the mail
facilities.
The Washington union., 1858-03-18
Steamboat Disa sters. +.

New YonK, March 17.--In consequence of the dense
fog last night the magnificent steamer Empire State
from Fall River Mattnicock Point and totally
wrecked. Fortunately no lives lost and portion
of the freight was saved by the Stonington boat,
BosroN March 1.-THE steamer Worcester, which left
New York last evening for WARWICK got the rocks
this morning, causing some detention. She, however,
reached New London at haif-past this morning. leak.
ing considerably The passengers forwarded, and
will reach Boston this afternoon.
The Washington union., 1858-03-18

TIE ISLAND os Cus. There sixty scapors W .. s,s
and last year there $500 coastwise arrivals ana
cearanccs This win give an idea Of the trade
beautiful island which Is not moro than half cu'o
under the present regime.
The Washington union., 1858-03-18

1t is said that the Roman Catholic Bishops Of Pbilade
phia, Pittsburg Erie, Richmond, Wheeling Charleston
Savannah and the Vica of Florida have been ordered by
the Most Reverend Archbishop of Baltimore to assemble
in the city of Baltimore Sunday May q for tho pur
poso of celebrating upon matters of interest to the church
at large.
The Washington union., 1858-03-18

The CHALNEIrE FLAG SrArr.--The New Orleans Delta
says that among the many interesting If not the most
interesting displays in the celebration of the birthday of
Washington was the escorting by the Louisiana Legion
from the State Arsenal to General Palreys quarters of
the time bonored weather beaten and war beaten old
flag staff Of the field of Chamettc relic snatched
from the glorious past an almost sacred orifamme Of
battle is this tattered old flag staff of ISl4-'I5
The Washington union., 1858-03-18

H. The general court martial, OF which Brevet Ma''
General Thomas S. Jesup is president, Is dissolved
~. Colonel Edwin " Sumner lst cavalry, is releasa
from arrest, and will Join his regiment in Kansas
BY order Of the Secretary of War
s. COOPER, Adjutant Gercra
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oos tefimmsrte G'e6t. Die SHUTTER ielis sat picb et
9ebabt unb Der &atsr lit aud nidt t6le 5ei6t es ia
ccA: Du irlll Sater unb @tuttsr Serta6em unb rci.
nem Wianne anhau9cn unb pie tGnnte tdJ i9m an
tau9tu?
Sr ihnell tcrutigt mar nun freilid 06i(pp nitht.
Hui i'm fam sum eriten Seal 70 rsdt IAwer tas tre
c'eubl Der srnutb, unp in ibm iab er ae G,efltrsn
ur leine Negnn9, Die unmitslbnr Dor Der Gnheipuna
CRIT fd ibrer 9ansn StGre bcpu6t wurbe, ,penn aud,
S'sleidbt gu horf rod allerbnse r6tts @r ertannte
gar wpbl, nus Nee 9c9cn i'm unp Bel tem Sater fir
ole sScrtung irrectsn miBtc. Der neue SterfGrier
fam in 9an9c pgar itrr reu fiinftisen S6wireerpa=
ter, uno bate peB uutcr aneeru llmtInten eGer ale
cine 5srdnun9 ecs altern oerpsnten HcinGclb er=
itbrincn r'''en 10 muBtc, wie bic Oinge nun aaen,
rtr nobe Serbtncuus NIT eucm ale cine beIpnSee G6re
9elttn. lnp menn nun, ipte an3unebmen, Der QeitG=
ger aud berets has Str pcs 6iirltcn aemunnen bae,
10 lhmanb ne leBe oUffnuus pie Spffnuua auf bic
Sicbe pss Saers sur &pttcr bcnn pe bate pier elmer
furitli6rn 3utimmun9 uup Sc,ibublcilfung mipers
ltcbcn tGnmcn2 Sp fpnutr nur 9tcles Siher6eit unD
@cpertrauen binbern, DAP lb Der arme 8urlde nidlt
DEN slnsbriden einer nnern Ser,peiHuns iiberlieB
uno etmas ruliger 9ng ais CT scfummeu mar g8ir
l!ebcn nle in @ottrs Sut risf bm 9eie teim @tldec
gu. Gr MAR tr, lie muBtc ieltn nidt warum, pp9t
uno better gu Ntut6e, ais Ifre rs ibr 5t p9nc 9an-
gen ;u irn uno bes Jtpmmeuben p9ne Snrtht Al Bar
rs1. Der Simme iute le srr barter 0rute tewabten.
(6crtlcbuns frlat)
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9fo& 20.

Sa'p am @ttfelnieere. Die 9lrbetten am @5;i6moNer
tu"a' papeH perets be9pnnen. Der gpbcu befss
Na"a's plr0 nor'9ens cbrrtab beS sswGbnlien gDo1.
efahoes oes gttl ite9rn Inn bic gerlansna ,u serk<
ten il'p 9rpbenbeis bur@ Oampfpumscn oelpsia nsr-
ofn. Ste Soften Der 9tuserabunaen uub 9outs, ts<
tefens Ole ecmmifcn auf 143, 3,S51 595 SIR. Sic G,,.
iammtfcten ole 9erwaltuna unp es 3iu,s,, sss ~,
WY eoprshV m @ Der Oauer Der @rteiten mitsintssreu
~" r'o @l''on Sr': Die lnterbaltun9etrlfen inb AZ
l,6oo,0OO 6r. peronldlaat
S's enslite Ne9irrun9 bot erpBc 9(nrrenouuosn oe.
ma@f uH' otsies llnternrbmen i'm gnfsben al tuseru
"pe' e Gle Sforte bewps Gnsere 3eit bic Gatcotinu
oes POM Tteebni9 bon a9ypten ataeldlrenen grtroos
u eertpetgcrn. Seltf bis auf bic ns,sae aet tsro6
gaf ltd9 Die en9&r 8egieruna, wie npb nsusrr;d,
Soro pamerOn'S Grtlarune seete, oas Die U(oue bss
9efrn seeFs parau abSielen 2lcsypte scn Der Srf,,
III trsnnen uno 3useicb bic engIihen gelikunosn IN
Stnolen gu sefabrSe, nit tem Yrciecten6t befre,,n
zen t0nnen' mabrenp iib inSeB Stlpe wie Qiyerpppf
g''hpelter' Srr1n9bam, 5un, gointura, Glosopm
ouel'ht Sebcrp, eUrf ia ielb 9pnbun nit mehr nSsr
me''ssf gsarme lr ben eerps i9en 1lan ousor,prr-
@e'' l'no swar purh Serlammlunaen, ipe6s msf,nt.
ltd' aus &auleuten, Seecuten fur, aus NHSnnsr, e..
itanpen peldbe te Seoeutuns bes llnteruebm,ns .,m
fpmnlcn ,u wirbsen Inn Stanbe fnb. g>is N..rs
ler san0er Dat @ ia @unifen Dee srpbartian Infer.
he9mshs ans9epro2en, weni9ens tir9cn uns 9us,;joe
aus SUarnaen Sltnciens sluitraltcne, Nprbomerifos
unp ,elef gnSanpS Dor, wel6e beielbe ais bic GrS8.
ntn9 e'ncr neuen Isra fur Seu freieten Souses,sr
teer te9rlBen 5oilrn ipr babrr, baB pas llumSofih
ldeinenoe etsnip In Den Srreds Der gHrfrihf.it t..
we sS ld>pn NIT Der gEesbarmadbuno Der QorS.,,.
ponama 9e1tsten lit. '> ~"
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81 II u fcS.

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mebrere @b9eorSne snm 9erbsefcnben &Srper Fri Il.
mem boben StaatStsamten gu Ga1 Gner Sis1er esr.
rsn pr 81, Ssrtrster elmer Stabt inn mttlersu 1ronf.
reid NIT Harlem Sdnuprr bebaftet unb bacurd etmos
eartbbr9, iaB an Der See bes Sauspirtbs g,;srsr
wenoete fb frennblit ladelnb an ben Qbocprbneteu
unb la9te: ,gSte befineet fb Macame 81. 2" Scr
Oeputtre bDdtd' sbmeihelt, iid6 BON bim onoel,be.
nen Ntanhe nit FOLDER @nfmerflamte bebanbelt ~, e..
ben, entwortse 10 bbfih as mGefib ,,S6 lprerbeu
sic mir nittt paDOn = b tsbe nirtlid oiel ans l1u<
mr9ltet Dtees llebe los gu werpen brcupers s.s
9tatbtS babe ta teine 9tnbe - ie nun. man nus G,e
onlo baben nnp nrn Der 3ufunft bas geile bpfen ~
Yin bOmertlbes @elddpter brat ppn o(len @eiten I,s
DER Hepner alletn fonne iih nittt erfGreu mos er
penn 70 sDibises asiast bate.
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wpriiter er ilb ni6t wenig Greerte Gin Supe botte
pics era9ren sins gu benz gBrtDe unb er,abe bos er
miiie mas ans iensr u9r eeporbsn s Der gDirt6 mar
Sariter br erreut anb babte l6un feline llbr wisber
gu batsn peBbalt DEM Supen einen auten 5runf mr.
sBte. 2luf mreres Sefrasen laste nun ter Supe boe
aus leiner llhr Elm 9Dailenfiab sepureeu e bsun Ge
wilrfe jebt YOn fremcen 0enten nuise,paen.
Jtcin ilter 5itel Der erfe NDarooronk hss ,,s,s
&srtra6S 3wilhen 9erien 1t. ben 9er Staaen teoinnt
mie ic9t: Der 9rGiicrnt Der Ser @taaten BON S3prb
amerita, unb Se. Nasd bic erbaten in, wie Der sDo
net Saturn, Der SpuSeran, Dem bic Sunne ais @tan,
partsntra9er bsnt, rsiien @fan, nnb Yradt psm Der
Sinmsl slsi6ikbt Der bU6srba6ene Munard, belIen
Nrmssn sabacS nr pie Die Sterne, been 6errlidfeit
Der ess Darius slstbfOmmt, Der Grbe Der &rcne unb
bsS 3brpneS rsr &aronians, Der bGhlebntene Serrer
pom gang Yeriien &c.
| = Sn elmer heinen Stabtsemeinpe an Der Glbe
9arrt cine i@mtrr9e 81 f is frage i6rer Grlebs
9un9 Sin bel Der @'emetnpeperpaltuns beldGftieter
9rbeitcr perun9lidte unb braute in Sulae beIen Elm
finfltfes Sein. Sa CT 9anslic9 mttel(cs lit, ibafft
tbm Die @smetnpe paS Ssin auf ibrs Soften an.
Der Wfann firbt uno iebe ba, nun beanIprut6en Die
@smeinpeDerwalhrH9 nnO Die 9Bittpe baS fiinfli6e
Sstn @rltcrc bebauptet, eS 9eBGre iGr, ueil Ie es
DENT Sertcrbrncn onseila6t, leBtere basrsen lit Der
Defining, CD bilpe enen G6eil ibreS Manne5 unb
Seb6re ibr ~ gut ais ieine ibrise fa9renpe Sabe.
Gin euitipie! 1T Gin mabres Silp bes 8rautItanbes
Oenn nit Der 9eiratl Der 9iebenpn Sort bas 9upisl
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Aus hen gsroeu.
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Sir 3ee war Der unvermeOliAe Sbsil bss fiirtli6sn
Snterme;,u, ndmb Sas @rldeinen p,s 2sibdscrs, Der
piberwarslts. Sieer bate AUDI in psr96a penia BON
ben SSr3isen, wsbe lpn bas muntere unb aufsewedte
@epmannssolf serns Slid te Dem l65nsrn Gelals6ts
MAIDEN lailsn. gBiit Gbrssns Elm nod iunser @nnn.
toar mrtli6 elm ,pitsr @ee0e. Sn een un6eimltden
@u9n in lsinem 9an,en g4elsn lag cine unpsrtennta,
HObet bercn iitsr @inpruf rurtb Elm BON ben 8lat-
tern 3errilenss 0eIht aerabe nidt sembert purbe, 70
wents wie bur cine fnbenartiSe 8reunbdfsit gu Der
s ,etner Stslun8 Ober telcnSerer Qbf6trn ween ter
3sbja9er tiemciIen gu sminaen muete eIm llstriaen
gait er fur snsn boren uno lsipenldnftlihsn Wsntsn
Don penl man Won6erle i'm ipilbrn SGb,crn @eri6tss
gu erSablsn wuBte. 9lut pdre lstn Nufentba In Der
9eaee Dec 6urten 8eraor3u unsrffarl aepelen, bate
man ntttt ssmuBt Dap g8i benIelben en,al aus arc.
bef sfeens9eobr serettet uno oissm mtanoe bic Dull
e 2 isHiI en- hapftarsn @,etieers
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pas ein9elaren wurSen, Den Grri6as, cine belpnpere
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absulcnpeu, ipeldbe nbtmals bic Sert6tecn rriiirn
nnb nit9t acin ter bic SluSfiitrGarfe pes Inter
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tung be5 in grabenren &anas 9cnauer beitimmcn
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b spe natirlide 9ficrerunser, bic entrebt aufenz
amber iteben; bic etne se9t Spu SiDen nad 9iprbcn
pom Nrabil6cn Weereulrn nah bem MittelGnbijNen
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@ite pe5 Sf9ntnS naA pem Sill Die crltrre wirbe
Der Seefanal werren, Die anpere enrn SemGierlnosz
tanal bipen wel6er Der 9anbenge liBes gEnIrr ,,tz
fIDren lca, moran e5 i9r sGn;lid manaelt. 3mi=
lhen ben teipen Safen SueS unp Saip, welbe pas
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rer Witte Der Sinnenbaien 5imlab Geaen, am See
seiden 9famens ipel6er etpa 1000 Seetaren S6er-
1Ghe bat. Dieter Sinnenbafen cG, maeb Der 9(n=
fcbt Der Gpmmiiiicn, 3ur 9lusriltuns QusbeiIeruno
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Dsnn lcnlt pirp bic 0tense rufen;
pSp6mut9 t6mmt ets opr bent Sallew
s. q. &unteI.