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The war in southern Knnsns.

The troubles in Southern Kansas still con-
tinue, and the Kansas papers state that the out
RACES committed by Deputy Marshal Russell and
his posse are causing much excitement through
out the Territory. The history in brief is this;
The Marshal, beng citizen of Arkansas, and
his beat being the Cherokee neutral lands is out
of his jurisdiction, and his followers are Mssou-
rians. He presents no writs, but persists IN
seizing all who are found with arms, and drag
ging peaceable citizens from their houses with
out showing his authority for so doing He
claims that his principal object is the capture OF
Montgomery. ss
The indignation which these lawless acts
| aroused, rapidly increased until the 2lst ult,,
when the first actual collision occurred. a
A party of ten citizens, who had gone out as
scouts, were passing by Paris, in Linn county,
where Russell was encamped with one hundred
and sixty four men, when they were discovered
! by detachment of about sixty of the invaders,
who Immediately gave a yell, fired upon them,
killing one horse and wounding three men, and
commanding them to surrender. One of the
wounded, son of Mr.. Snyder, who was shot
last spring by Hamilton, was captured. The
Marshal boasted that he had killed one man, fol
he saw him drop. The posse, however, Jared
worse than the scouts, about sixteen of them be.
| ing reported dead and wounded. Two other
collisions occurred about the same time, in one
of which a citizen was killed The Parasites,
as the Marshal's forces are styled, are constant.
| lY leVying contributions upon the neighboring
farm houses carrying away provisions and prop
erty.
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A HARD JURoR.-In the trial of Jumperz,
the fellow accused of numbering his mistress
and packing her body in barrel, now going on
in Chicago, there was some difficulty in getting
jury. Among others put through the "vOir
dire, /" was one with whom the following anus
ing scene occurred as related by the Press
"Dan" Davidson called, when the following
ensued, Dan assuming to his Interogator, MF.
McComas, very much the expression OF the cast
iron visage of street door knocker; @ 2
Counsel-What have you been about
Dan-For how long, say ID
Counsel-Well, for five years past
Dan-(with emphasis) Drinking whisky
(Laughter.) d
Counsel-(not taking Dams meGsure) Your
Honor, think this man may be excused He
says he has been drinking whisky for the past
FIVE years (Great Iaughter-Dan as east iron
as ever)
The Court Aware of DAM You might in
terrogate him further.
Counsel-Well, sir, have you done anything
else the past five years
Dan--WeI, perhaps hayeEGTES something
occasionally.
Laughter not confined to the bar and by
standers.1
Counsel-( -(Finalcharge) Well, sir, when did
you commence SO doing
Dan-(Cast ironically Think it was early
in life
daughter, amid which the Court excused
Dan for cause.l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-08

Cost of Building state Capitols.

We notice that the subject rebuilding, or en-
larging and improving the State House a
Madison is now before the Legislature of Wis
consin, the estimates of cost varying from 500,
900 to a quarter of million. Wisconsin il
about as poverty stricken in purse as a State
need be, and before entering upon any new
State House experiment she might profit by
Ohio's experience in substituting a new Capitol
for an old one From recent letter of Nj. ::AL.
LEN, member of the House from Ashtablla, to
his paper, the Conneaut Reporter, we append
the following extract. 1t shows the progress
still making in the great work of finishing and
perfeeting the 'House that Jack built"
The State House Commissioner, in answer
to resolution of the House, affords US light as
to the probable cost of the dome, OF cupola,
which surmounts the capitol building. The
cost of erection above the main walls Of the
building has been large-"to figure it up, says
the Commissioner, "wilI be a work requiring
considerable time" The cupola is I57 feet from
the base of the building and still requires about
81 600 to finish the outside and will then be Just
SO far completed as to suggest to Legislators the
propriety of an appropriation to remove from
view the unseemly structure; and to this end a
rOlo of "Corinthian columns" to surround the Gu
pola is proposed by the architect, to avoid criti-
cism and the moderate sum of fifty-one thou
sand four hundred and seventy dollars is asked
for This is all intended to complete the eupo-
la,-leaVing the rotunda to be provided for by
future appropriations, which is estimated at
$50, ,OO0,-a sum too moderate in comparison
with other expenditures of the State House
When the State House was set in motion two
years ago the apparatus for warming the build
ing by heated airwas permanently arr5nged in
the basement, where are located powerful en-
gines and boilers Of extravag ant dimensions; but
now it is proposed to remove these, and for the
purpose, large excavation has been made the
past summer on the east side of the building, to
which the boilers and engines are to be removed
Two ''smoke stacks" rise within the courts of
the main building, constructed of stone at no
small expense to the tax payers of the State =
The removal of the heating apparatus from be-
meath the building, creates necessity to remove
also these 'stacks," which the architect says can
be done for forty thousand dollars. But it will
be asked why are these to be removed The
answer is simply, that the boilers beneath the
building are regarded unsqte-that they might
possibly explode and make something of stir
with the blocks Of granite so nicely fitted one
upon the other, to say nothing of the danger
which might befall those who come here as the
peoples servants. Then the stacks erected on
the outer groands will serve double purpose
for the escape of smoke and gate posts But
more of this at another time, 'i' ..l
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Health of Judge ArcLsau..

A Washington lettOr of the 4tb 20 the Cinein-
natti Gazette says ,,..-,,. has
One of the Painfulest things to good hearts of
all parties has been the coarse and unfeeliug
manner in which Judge McLean's health has
been commented upon. The indecent haste with
which certain prints and politicians have se-
lected his successor calls for the sharpest re-
buke. Let US, gentlemen, have some chow of
regard for the proprieties of life, If we cannot
regard the more substantial Judge Mclean
hope. His temperate habits, strong constitu-
ton and hopeful nature may be relied on until
long after the applicants for his high position
have been forgotten. Judge McLean's habits
of labor are in his way. He over tasks himself
and mistakes want of physical strength for i'll
health. For man Of his age, he is in excellent
health. @ l- .a D..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-08

~ Great men always have hosts of imitstors,
Who eudeavor, by following their examplar. to put
forth the idea that tthey themselves are great Ma
poeon, Dickens and Bonner, have been so aped, and
so, to come to home life, is Whitney, whose snowy
corn and'creamy candy, done up in imaculate pa
pers have stimulated rivalry in numbers "sbout
town. Whitney, however, can't be oyertaken.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-08

Rev. E. H CHAPIN.-Wea are happy to announce
that Mr.. Ohapin, who was engaged to lecture this
winter before the Library Association, but who has
been confined al home by sickness, has so far reoO-
vered that he will soon be able to travel, and will
probably deliver lecture here in March. Itwas q
disappointment to aIlnOt to hear him at the adyer
tised time, and he viii be greeted with a crowded
house when he appears
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-08

PROBATE CoURT7Judge Tilden was occupied
yesterday with trying the case OF Barber and 9TH
ers for being engaged in the riot case at the mar
riage of Henry Metzinger in Brooklyn. Barber
was discharged, but three who were with him were
fined IS and costs each, This being settled, Met
ginger was arrested by them for assault and bat
terry He did not make much by his going to law
as he was fined $40 and costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-08

TAXABLE PROPERTY IN THE CoUNTY.-We to-
day conclude the list of taxable personal property
in the townships of the County, part having been
given few days since
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-08

II For late City News, see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-08

Genuine Havana Cigars at strong & Arm
strong'E. lw.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-08

FIRE.-A one story frame dwelling on Main
street, West Side, was burned yesterday morning.
Loss about $500. Noinsurance The building be-
longed to VIM. L Fillmore. Supposed to have
caught from the chimney.
The alarm on Erie street yesterday was false
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| CITY & NEWS ITEMS
TUESDAY MORNING, FEB'Y s, 1889
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

q Plain and Ornamental Printing of every descripiiO
donO at the Printing Establishment of the Leader Office,
the latest wed and mostrapd presses in the
best Style short notice. and reasonable Par
tcGlar attention paid to blank work. Every description
Of Binding done, especially Blank Books Ledgers
ais Sales Books. Recsix1ng Rnnks &c &c
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Grlnr0.uIers. !

ENG KAVfNG AND 7LTTH0GK1PHTNG
RRAINARD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
treat Cleveland q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-08

BAYARB TEYLoR.-This worlds Traveller will
speak tonight Of MOSCOW whose burning at
the time Of the French invasion, has rendered the
city an object of the greatest curiosity to every
schoolboy. tW
It viii be q most interesting lecture Secure
seats early. 7ss-f-,.5 ID ~, .FIll5-F
BrDr Tubbs may be found at his old Rooms at
the American, for two days.
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EAST CLEVELAND,

2 National Guards, a fine favored Cigar, at
STRONe Il &ARMsrRoNe's, ls9 Superior Street.
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Mtaabinists &r.
n. x ONIGsL ON

h X NIGsL W.,
Mzufacturer Of all kinds of
- SMALL MACHINERY, LATHES, MODELS,
Rolling Mills for jewellers and Dentists
SEAL AND OTHER PRESSES &c.
TURNING AND FINISHIG GENERALLY.
e15nrstreet American Buildings, Cleveland O
opp0sIts the Weddell House. ) Hus2s l7as
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IDIDpsifia1s & 5nrgtolrs.
TO CR9'O1aic E1aUaEiCtS.


No. LA Euclid Street.
And that having now perfected his system nf BRACES
SPINAL LEVERS PROPS. BRACE TRUSSES,
PILE SPhINGS CHlLDBED GIRDLES,
AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
He to treat USUALLY without medic the fol-
lowing and analogous affections VIZ:
BRONCHITIS; with irritable threat and weakness and
hoarseness Of voice in speaking and singing
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST, with cough. bleeding al
the lungs pain sh0rness of breath and palpation Of the
heart.
DERANGEBIENT OF, THE STOMACH; with indges-
o1. acdlty Of clapSe " faintnesS dull dragging
pains tile sides and ' gone feeling which are ag-
grsvafed ere citing the body
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS;
with constipation, chronic disrrha. prolspsus ami and
piles.
URINARY WEAKNESSES, with irritable bladder and
ncontinent and painful urinatiOIs
SEMINAL WEAkN h.SSES; which If not arrested, so
gene IA liy end 10 INSANITY 9nt PHYSICAL uin
SPINAL DERANGEMENiS; with curvature, ,nequai-
ties % tbs hips and shoulders unacefu gait and pain
and weas Of the ac which, If arrested tend to
their increase and 10 consumption
HERNIA; radical cure effected ION prncple) by
means OF his OminaiiH Brace Truss.
DERANGEMENT OF THE LOWER EXTREAI-
TIES with coldnsts nubneSs heaginess and swelling
Standing
The dropping Of young LADIES' with psked shoulders and
large and sharp shoulder blades and anesS of the chest
which are indicative cf early consumption, pleasantly
removed.
his combination Add nua Spinal Shoulder Brace and
skirt Supporter by which OF the above affections may
be prevented and relieved the and bearing Of the
body mIrOyed and the weight Of the skirts held away from
The stomach lnyaids out OF the city should inquire by
letter whea III. NAV he segR
The medical profession aTavIted to examine his surg
cal DEVICES
A Lady IN attendance upon Ladies' deel0
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MILL FEED

Coarse and Fine BIiddlings,
City Mills and Akron Shorts;
Screenings, so. -
Liberal Inducements offered to the retail trade AL OF
lers LEFT the Mills Office viii meet with pTomp pt
stfstfi0u II. HARVEY CO.,
dec9l.ly70 Merwin Street, Cleveland.
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wPlantatiOn Cigars, at Strong & Armstrong;

Other cases VIII be heard to-day.
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9topks, Mf.
Stoves and EnameIed Crates.
w. L. Marvin,

No. 40 South Side Public Square, nearly opPo-
site the Old Court House, ID
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-08
j. B. Cobb & Co.

Have opened large and carefully selected stock of
A. MORTON co IS GOLD PENS.
which universally conceded be the
ket
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OSprs JreDeriefifr. OsU. 3

Orunola8en, bamit ale Stlirme Der Q8elt e8
nIpt 6u erldlttern DernlG3en! Ass
QSenn id @cnltantinOpel Wsin nenne, flrdte
ld9 DIE Stirme Der Sau3en Belt nidt REF
aieranoer sliibenr. -. 49,. So
@onltantlnOpel sebSrt reul liebenten SdS
pfun9sa9e, la9te NapceCT, aber mir Iino erlt
am 5mslten Ea9e. Illlit par Der erlte, Grfurt
Ut Der 6peite S4opfuu9stag ~ ,ra
llHD am 5melten IaBe Doaen gle mir wie.
Der entrelBen, mas sic mir anl etlten Gage su-
9elt1ert baben fra9te Alsranper, telleu lei
tere Stlrn liA 3u umm0Ifeu be9ann, ssa
Jfeln, ld ipiu es Sbnen nur li6ern, laate
Napolern, tA miq pem ltcl3en @ecdnoe unerer
submit ein feltes 6unpamelt 8eben. y8enn
en-. Wfaleltdt beute Die Iarfel in 8ellB nab,
men, ptrOe mcr8en balb europa liA bspaif.
-nsn. uni tie Sbnen pleplr 81 eatreigea. .ino
NuBtano lit in oielem W6rment ni2t lul Stan=
pc, 10 otelen 6einoen Die Spiee gu blstelt. De-
lterreld mitrpe lid9 plcer Ste e1bebtr, ceun
Delde Anerbietangen Sie i9nI audi MAIDEN
tonnten, eS wiiroe cen &f Der 0erSpelfluna
eIner 2hetlun9 Der 2urfel pcr3leben. @ualan6
Duroe lstnen Beltbancel geIabrDet leben, unb
nit Dem 6auotlemu5 elheo beorobten @i1en<
nuBes IN ben Sampf 9eben, cen auberpenl Die
&utfel lelblt nit Dem Uaaatismu5 beOrcbtcr
gtatIonaliidt be8Innen wurre l8o inD Die
9etre, Welde &w. Waisltat Der Uereinen Oladt
bon Gn8ianO, SelteuelA un0 oer Elrtel ent,
9e9enlteuen fSnucn2 Se baben fre.tid, ein
peer az Der DOuau, 3eni8enp, um cen Gat=
ten Die Strn gu bIeten, abr ul1t, menu lie
aulteb'n IN elmer au9emeiuen NatJoualsrbes
bunS (; Sbre 9auptarmee ltsbt in 6tnulauD, II.
5ts 9abea feine Sruppen ibri9, um aud De-
lterreld9 nod 81 betampftn SA aleln alr,
oenn eS Osrttsbt liA BON ielbit, paB i'd 5pr
treuer SunOeSsenp6e beibe, lb wirOe 6rcnt
MAIDEN 9esen OslterrelG, GnSIono, : panien,
unp ptellsiqI Se8en gang DeutIdlunO, wenn eS
oislem elnFalen lcute, i4 gu erbebea. Sd
fcnnle eS frelluh, oenn id bslise W1At seuu9,
UNI alien melnen 6etoen gu trceen. Aber mare
e5 metle, 10 @rOBes auf eiumat su unteraeb
men ? llno uberOles, = lpU8u llm Elm 9ilnd
rides Bel gu perfcl9en, Das, wie SroB unb
bel'lt4 es aud if, pO1 fir ben Dtoment nod
gnerrcI1bar lit a....s
tUDrtleBuhg fplat.)
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Stcfs, anleipsH unO gIuane4lel.
Jobl1ston Bros. s. Go.
Snn0saierS.

Np. l9S Saltlmpl eltrafe
taaten Mno psrtaafea IN Aufag Strds ertbpapier uuS
aHoere Security. "' w
tes v*rpdlr Dpars" BIT - S"''o
AaTtrass DtrOea ianea unD eenau bsfOrBt.
Mnleiben
burG rdS beosnttnbe 8etrba-G apaI uueres dftcs ub
wr I'M 5Foaoe unter Gnneumbarea Betiasuuaeu Yoten an
bepnttrn, UsrHas ouf 9Dsrtpapere sm MAIDEN unD oT
langsre ost lautenDe gBeAifI aufufaufen.
NnssSete perSsn tda uHisrsr Sant llbr Gecr-
gens rts lnr MaHmttsass dnaen,mmsn
ylu8pehlel unb Gollecticnen.
Differ @el6dftssrsts tit futsmati4 nrranort uno uir
ne bur nett per3wte 0sroinpnHsea In ben Stanb aehf
gSntI une nHyaaSbars NOsn 5u Den btntsRsn 56sn aa
Gaen uno sAe <tH1as1 nSeR.tI ben kis Or ten sa
bapr8ta. San3OsS
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TgeAfnasanaen

DtF tasIla a !, @alttmOrt3 gDsGtr" .trTastnt
aasn Wlpt8ta (mit gluSEabmt 6sS SUnntass) unb
Ssfet Geats per sEO@e, en- Bite Srdser jabIbar.
Der ,,gptder" wirb ebenFaas Tn gGafGinstpn unb
4Dbsettns "a 8Ii@ bura &rd8sr ben AbOnnenisn
tns 9apS 6eIDt8t.
Durb bic @ea aprfeaeet frtst Der td9ItdDe ,gDeder'
$3.50 psr 5ahr, in unbtbtnGter 8pr6Wsbe-
ia IHns.
Das J1sdeubIidtt t beS Baltimore gDedtt
rI1einfieesn 5rettaa unb tpfet iahrit4$2 IN unte-
6in5ter 8Drausbesoblung.
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III DanDeer' nabe grattItr.,
6egenitber benz S1aunnprn,orft.

Malson allemande Il franeaiselsg
az ette-, nd9e 3pIIf 40 un6 srrifdbtm
- So t9s@ agFgabe, Daltt mcre
ftieuot mao EOfgdnssr fnben am obasn bic bts
nao insvrFrmmen Ff EtHau6lung. In 6erete SnS
s D.s 9aotn unS gu sbr 9tunhs 6ss Eaas
tSan nag osrxaFt Stfpft mfrDen. Das 6SeI Heat in sS
pnnse ess tabt IL Ia Geu EtttItn aufs yeRt norrfpf,
Eapfobisn tSsrhen. -" VIZ "t"fHStl
as-0tetfenhe Rnosn aud au Is0srsanbs Der Raat atlr
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Die SpeperS'fd1e 26pcmbrancrei.
Office: Wr. 257 Nrnern 81 81

GlltSe' 9tp. 20 Ccmerh, N. "
Ste Aafmsrtlamtsit BON Wttrn unS gcnfu msnt,n srn
Na6eroter ptro auf Die nnenfebnoe WnaIus uniers g
et.rss 9s1enft wel9e ron btIon eem mo- bionn
s @ @a"aisr,asa shestf'r ssaa8 parbs Der bsaeiaiist
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pen Usrein'3ea Saattn GanabG, GurOsa u nb
w,..,., eMmalpfis"
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5tartt &IsbstoF arOmatles u ssseabdsr sroet sds
ggsa snO 8eplsnfdart Gao AZ
S.r. oHow.a.
y N SoG ~ Srgsrr, Ssn - or.1.. 1000
ipmm ea5 pteies Spep rs& 9aesrtier nod ben nsnteu
lsnpofi en piuapasen sebraut Ia nao sos anues oro.
lalI IN Der AusWaPl Der befe Qld6teu ppn Cerfe mn
PoFtn panot wuroe. Obise 4nsIufs rurce ppn S,mr
It6en SG9rr1e psle IN msner Stsenwer pun perldses
men 6alrn IN otn Rln QGwenbraueret ssr
pen esmaSI nno O be asts @aGpfs bstahSet ts Naste,
nae Hltnpett pes BHres mess oustn ppn sEoI, ma
p1ptsa ssesant USrosn IT, Als Didssti e er mi nnS
IN ptei'R 6luen as eth magnfarfe Des etfrifenoSs s
tonwse Dat eS Ster BtpBen ge. Uno perpent be
Eebrl. 3nt 0hsn..a - ~. y.
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SIGbnsnfcbiuen. 0IGbma1Cornen,
Thomas Shanks, prattlder Wfsi1init.
NprD ,5ispltraBe, nabe 8aItiuorefrase,
m&3t Gat &esardtartn an flDma1inrn Drrd<E'g~sT.,
8tbner 9DertasM9ga pbeIe tur BE
reroen 8enGu nan Der 5eidaGn8 perfertiat ~'''s
1T wap sstaafF. = s.ik snIss~sV' srsV
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S6OrtleBuas tOlst.)
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eb L'gr1gl3.
she daily BAL EIMORE WEKCER4 is
eEsry morning (cEcept Sunday and 4 delvetaJ
Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts per week
The WICKER is also delivered in the Ctss
Washington and Wheeling daily by Carriers
IS. so in advance. 1 I'VE N'1
AD- The weekly BALTIMORE WICKER !. ab,,
he'd every Friday at 81 per anoum ana e1 Puoi's s
& months in advance. W - PeF %
kSalss st ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable term.
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9DteI SeocI

sssaE@slSg3sa, SyUIeI S5SNeI
sss% yfo. AZ Sarelapltr., Stem. NCrf.
DadeI5e 1T S5aia nsu uuS ouf S,,,,sS,,.
5ues stnserIdta uaD NIT Snsn maSsrman
8eaueml'0teIan perfeten Gs at i'm 0sntran Ass "a 81
3.aftsDiertels. iwifdea ter ObDfem r,s vrs
~ IL ar tn Der @Sss Der eanbp sspI6ss
bppte Swte uamIt!eltar ben liz bie Oberx to6r bt,
esd @tltnbaRn. uno D1ntbHs.Qfnten' umb IN
ess9aO lrpUp ar @ti16is als Experimentation b.
tUnosrs eee9net. 9DtIbeIm ID SnansT w
Dfs9 Omit SncceGpr2 poa q rs.eesI' -
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Gin Gerrlta ct Stp6
1OanO : Oapier.

Die uuter3s6nrten Gabsn Icebsn ben srSGtsu.
it6nNsn unS bsiisn StCf gBanppapitr, fir
PsrIouro, 6dn9e, 6tubcn uno Ruden
srbaltcn, tsr nod js In alsntaun mar. Dice N
feline llebertrebenteit rbsr 9ratlsre, fonbrrn bic
refine gDatrbrit, tppppn GH Gin js6er Ieltit iter~
;su9sn fann, penn er anruft. - DaS 9ublifum
wirp aud benafridti8et, ba6 Iie cine Ginri6tng
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