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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-21
Legislative Summary,

In the Senate, nothing of import.
an o was done, save discussing and
adopting revised rules for the gov.
ernment OF that body.
Mr. Winans introduced an interes,
bill fixing the legal rate at six pei
cent, and allowing contracts to be-
! '--- - any rate per cent, "i.;-,
can be agreed upon between parties.
A joint resolution was passed au.
thoriznS the construction OF dam
on the Hooking Canal, near the vii,
lagc Of Athens.
House The following bills were
introduced:
BY Mr.. Bell, amending the school
law 50 rs to provide township Boards
for the examination of Teachers, in
stead OF county Boards.
BY Mr.. Ray, OF Sciota, to authoriz,
the Commissioners of sal county to
purchase lands and erect u count,
Jail.
By Mr.. Monroe, amending til,
law regulating the fees OF Sherins.
This bill is to allow Judges to or
der the payment OF expenses incur
red for rent, &c, for the safe keep
ing Of goods taken on execution.
BY Mr. Green, dctinin! tn iuris.
diction OF Probate Courts. This bill
gives to Probate Courts concurrent
jurisdiction with Justices, when trial
by jury is waived.
Ny Mr.. SaiIin, to authorize the
Commi 'sioncrs Of Hamilton coanty
to appropriate money to build a
bridge across the White Water Riv-
er, near tho village oi Harrison.
"A report WAS received from the
State House Commissioners, in re-
sponse TO the resolution of Mr.. Dob.
meyer, reported that the dome OF the
State House was nearly completed,
and that it now presented the general
designed by the original
plan of Mr.. West. Plans for OR.
inthian columns around the outside
of the cupola, have been presented toI
the Commissioners, and would b.
added if ordered by the Legislature,
not otherwise. !
The llonsc passed bill requiring
Township Assessors to ascertain the
gumber Of sheep killed and injured
by dogs.
The House considered the bill fix
ing the compensation OF members OF
the Assembly at four hundred dol
lars per year. All sorts Of speeches
we're made and amendments offered
but without diapos;ng OF the bill.
Adjourned Il Ohio State Journal. |
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-21
Rage for New Acquisitions.

How does it come, when there
seems to be such pressing necessi
ty for the acquisition of Cuba, in the
minds Of the Democracy, that no ef.
fort is put forth to get possession o.
the Bahama Islands, which lie in
much closer proximity to our coast
than Cuba, and if strongly fortified,
could cripple our commerce much
more etfectually. Why not secure
possession of Hayti and Jamaica,
equally prominent points near our
coast, and in the line of our South.
ern commercc9 Is it not because
these are free territories; and to ac-
quire them, would be to add to the
dominion Of freedom Z No, no,
while our slavery. ridden government
could relinqnish to England, vast i'm.
portant possessions in the North
West and the North East, without
receiving any consideration in re-
turn, she is seized with n perfec,
mania to obtain possession of slaye,
70 noIurUg territory IN Tie SoUthl Not
a word is said about the acquisition
Of Canada or New Brunswick,
which form a key on the North,
through which the British can easi.
ly penetrate our country, during hos.
tilities; but we are urged to purchase
an island, lying at considerable dis.
tance from our coast on the South, in
oIder to strengthen the South and
secure her asccndancy in the gov
ernment. Can any good reason be
afforded, why we should not aim to
get possession Of British territory on
the North, peopled as it is with per.
sons OF the same race, speaking our
own language, in sympathy with us,
and familiar with our institutions
and laws; rather than attempt, at a
great pecuniary sacrifice, to obtain
Spanish territory on tho South, with
q people entirely differing in Ian
guage, customs and laws2
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-21

settlement OF the country, and after
wards there arc ample stores Of tim
Der to the North, for which there are
easy means Of transportation to the
Iprairies.
In the way of transportation il is
believed that Mr.. Kinds party made
a discovery. They found that an
affiuent of the Assinibone approach.
ed within a very short distance
of the Saskatchewan. If the two
streams could be joined, there would
be a great saving in distance. The
only route previously explored was
by the lake, to the mouth OF the
Saskatchewan. and thence past the
barrier ofthe falls up the river. The
Northing and Southing would be
saved by the newly discovered route,
since this branch Of the Assinibone
runs almost due West from Red
River. At the highest point at
which Mr.. Hind saw the Saskatche-
wan, it was half a mile broad and
several feet deep.
Some Of the Indians who had
guided CAPTAIN Pallisser and his
party over the Rocky Mountains
arrived at Red River just before Mr..
Kinds expedition left. Captain
Pallisser himself was to Winter nj
Edmonton House, and resume his
explorations in the Spring. Two
companies of Americans were in the
Territory, on their way to Frazer
River. They were ordinary emf.
grants. travelling with wagons drawn
by oxen. They were not we'll pro.
vided with food, and had suffered
some hardships. They would proba
bly, Winter at Carleton House. -
There is no doubt that they will be
followed by numerous companies in
the Spring, the route being lar super
ior to any other overland track ye,
dis 'overed.--[ Toronto Globe.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-21
Message Of the Governor of PennsyI.
vania.

We have before us a copy of the
very excellent Message of Governor
Packer. For Democratic Govern.
or, It is certainly quite radical. In
regard to the safe-keeping Of the
public money, he recommends that
banks, in which it may be dcpos;sed: !,
be required to give ample sccurss1j
He favors an increase Of the present
tariff so as not only to afford suffi-
rci6t revenue, but protection-op.
poses, at some length, the Kansas
policy Of the Federal administra-
ton, taking strong ground against
the usurpation and tyranny to which
the people of Kansas have been sub.
iected - deprecates the decision OF
the Supreme Court, in the Dred
Scott case, which would impose on
Congress the duty Of Trainings slave
code for our territories cautions the
state against the encroacliments OF
the federal government on the rights
Of the state, of which the "extensive
patronage Of the federal govern
ment' affords ample facilities.
Upon the whole, this Message of
the Democratic Governor Of Penn
sylvania, is just such a one AZ our
own worthy Governor has been de
nounccd over and over again, by the
Democracy, for propagating. What
ar our opponents going to do about
iti Had they not better declare this
independent Governor cont of the
pale Of any healthy organizationl'
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Current News.

AT last accounts, Montgomery,
with some four hundred adherents,
was busted in throwing up fortifca-
tlons, in anticipation of an attack.
Sam. Jones, the celebrated Semi.
mole Chief, is dead. He had attain
ed the advanced age OF one hundred
and ten years.
The difficulty between English
and Montgomery, has been settled to
the satisfaction Of both parties.
The Chicago pork.packers have
decided in favor of the Syracuse salt,
as superior to the imported, for the
purpose of packing.
! The ernnnsas attnndirn tho row
ernment Of Cincinnati, amount to
100000, during the past year.
Senator Fessenden has been re.
elected to the United States Senate,
by the Legislature os Maine, and
Senator Wilson, by the Legislature
Massachusetts.
A new United States Marshal
has been sent out to Kansas, author
lied to settle the difficulties at once.
Well, we suppose they will be set
tied certain"
The Pacific Railroad bill is drag.
ging it's slow length along.
1t is thought that the bill fer the
organization Of Arizona, now pend
ing in Congress, will pass.
The Douglas and Slidell difficulty
is reported settled. From present
Indications, Douglas is working his
way back into the fold of the lie.
Democracy.
1t seems that the British are agi-
tating the question of the annexa-
ion Of Maine, to their Canadian
Provinces.
The President opposes the organ
zation of Colona.
The United States District Court
8 having trouble with the Mormons,
1t Salt Lake City.
The Spanish papers are exceed.
ngly indignant at the proposition in
he Presidents Message, to purchase
Cuba.
Italy is still in disturbed condi.
ion.
Trials are going on in Ireland, in
he case of alleged reasonable dc.
BY certain young rest.
ess spirits.
Townsend Harris has been ap.
pointed Minister Resident near the
Japanese government.
The resolution involving vote of
,ensure upon Commodore Paulding,
vas defeated in the House of Repre-.
'entatives, by vote Of 1913 to 56.-I
resolution of thanks, for the ar
'est of fillibuster Walker, was then
'dopted.
Another difficulty in the Cabinet
It Washington, is the subject of ru-
nor. Secretary Toucy has got into
he dumps, this time, AMI threatens
o withdraw.
The vaults Of the treasury OF the ,
United States, are so entirely freed q
'Om that encumbrance known as Ic
money, that they sound as hollow as q
sepulchre. About $50, 200, 900 d
'ust be raised somehow, or the Il
heels Of government will come to Il
stand still. n
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-21

INDIAN TROUBLES. - The Canaan.
che Indians are annoying the mail
stations and the settlers along the
overland mail route, by capturing
and running of their mules. The
military are being apportionei along
the line, through the troubled dis
trict, for protection. Such is the re-
port by the overland mail.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-21
TRE Qua MisEs.-.The Gila mines

TRE Qua MiNEs.-.The Gila mines
do not seem to yield a satisfactory
remuneration to the diggers. There
are about five hundred persons q
and about the mines, which do no
yield more than an average of 50 ,OC
for each hand employed. Owing to
the sc''city of water, the dirt had to
be carried q considerable distance
Tor the purpose Of washing out the
gold, which retarded operations very
much. Some one hundred miners
and sdysnturers had started for the
bead waters Of the river.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-21

The Postmaster General reiterates
his recommendation ofan increase of
postage to the uniform rate Of five
cents. Such a strait is the govern
ment in for funds, that it would not
he astonishing ii something like the
Stamp Act' was iesorted to.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-21

The work of emancipation in Rus.
sis, j. progressing, Notwithstanding
tho opposition it has met from the
mobiles,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-21

Joel Hales, Plaintiff,
against } In attachment.
Oscar ID. Beokweath, Deft.
Before d. b. Beardsley, Justice of the Peace Of
Findlay township, Hancock county. Ohio.
ON the llth day of January, A. D. 1859, said
" Justice issued an order Of attachment In
the above action, for the sum of s37,93.
PALMER & MASTIN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
January 81, lS59.-[3w
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-21

Jannary 10,-The House to-day
resolved to adj journ on the 10th OF
February next, by a vote OF fifty four
against thirty eight.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-21

AMES NJ. ASHLEY
-, Attorney-At-Law,
tNo'6 1impdnys BuHdig) TOLEDO, ONO.
Will attend punctually to all business intrust.
ca TO us charge ~ Lucas and adjoining coun-
yes, PERSONS In Hancock, having business in
Lucas county, can rely on having il promntiv
attended to by addressing me as above.
January 2l, ls59.-[6m
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-21

ENRf DAVIS ESTATE. Notice ia
ida nureoy gwen, that the subscriber has
Deen appointed and qualified as Administrative
county, deceased. ISAAC baViS
January q, lS59.-l3w
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-21

AZ time whom we have Just seen the fed
oral debt Increased, within the spacs of twelve
months, from up 10 about t5O,Oo0, 900, IL be-
hooves us to enquire as 10 the effect which
tnis State OF things must produce on the value
oI state secufitLes. II RICHMOND EnQairsr.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-21

sT Prepared and sold by HosTETTER 4
all druggists grncers, and dealers peneraiiy
America, and Germany.
For sale by ISRAEL. GREEN. and
A. LANGWORTHY,
Dec. ~, lsSs.-tly Findlay. Ohio.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-01
$taDt st. Qanl.
MtbenGum-

~%1SU"" ~
Das vbeutld e 9auS" bat ben Nanaen
Mtbenaum erbalten. Mtben mar bet SiB
per &inte unp Der @iNeni@aften.~ Mtbe<
naum 1T allp DEM 8e9rife na6 cine 5alle,
in melGer &lnite uno @i1enldaften &C.
liebt unc 9epAe0t weroen.
MSse Der "2eleverfin" Don 81. Yaul
ptej lem 8e9rtf entipreden uno ct. Yaul
in ferner 3utunft pa5 Ntben DON Minnez
1pta perpen!
6err Carl @9ur; miro beute bier
erpartet. @ie mir aus Dem uDiinneloz
tian" err eben, miro perl elbe i'm uNtbendum'
cine peutl@e &epe balten.
MDsen ft@ bel bieI er @ele9enbeit ntdt
nur Wdnner, ionoern audi Trauen betbetz
liaen, Die Dem 6prtl@ritt peS raeul9lt9en
@el9le@tes seneist inp!
Mpbern &epublttantd.
Ga 1T ettpaS gang Murerne5, pa6 man
cine peutl9e @eoe pes 5errn @9urs, in
ct. paul III elmer en9lil1en 3eituns att
,eioen last. Wenn paS nt9t peutl9el
Gcsmppplitismus it, 10 siebt eS teiner
mebr,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-01

erSoaBen, iaste er> bic republitontl&e par@
tel 1et cine &nowzN otbin9zp artei, neil
fe 5rn. @&ur3 ni@t gum @ouYerneur
Yon 9i6eoniin 9emadt BABE, uno ct be-
sreife ni6t wie 81. S@urj nod ldn9er
BET Der republifanilden partei blelber
fDnne.
Ser @&urs erwieberte: SD besreife
iebr ppbL tab @err &ptbe bic @rdnoe
nib: be9reift bic mid BET per reputl{fani<
i9en Sode balten. Da6 1T bic Nfa@t
Der tie fen unb wabren ueber;eusun9, cine
Ma&t bic mai, waDrl9einli@ I'M pemo>
fratil9en Eager ni6t anerfennt! (Donz
ner>1oer BeifaQ.) Sum fam cine @ei6e Don
@dben bic i1 ni6t wieoer 9eben fam,
upn penen jeper aber pon pem b6&ien
GntbuiaSmu6 per 9an5en @eriammlun9
be9raBt wuroe. Die Nr9umente felen
pi9t wie 5a9elldlos ouf ben arn1en use<
feierten" &ptbe> Der auf ieinem Stuble nit
f9tbarer unbe1a9li9teit BIN unp berz
rifte.
@r. S@uv3 ermahnte lalieBli@ bic Deutz
19en> li9 nibt 81 wiQenlplen parteimaI9iz
ren MAIDEN 3u lalen, ipnoern - mel@er
Yartet iie AUDI an9eb9ren mS9en ais
freie> ielbf 1dnoi9e> u%ratban9i9e Mdnner
81 banbsln. ST. 16lpb nit elmer feuri9en
@nlpra9e unter %al9emeinem te9eitertem
8eifa all. Gin Deut19er.
MT We9en Serlpateter ginleneung foanten
mir bic @urrelponben3 ni9t ppQtan1ig a>1nebmen.
Die Neb,
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DpnnerltaG ben Z, Sftpber>
@rpfcr . all
,,OQfDtQb<6Qu8,"

(bem uQBinslDw 5pu1e" 9e9enllber.)
I'M bonn @un1de sieler meiner Breunte nad~
autcm,nen, babe id mid entidlp0en, am nadlten
Donnerl tag, ben 6. Sftpber,
eiaeu semitbl,9en Baa abaubalten, wOSrn id
aleu mciueu Treunben, Befaunten unb 1nbe<
taunteu biermit Nadri9t sebe.
Giutrttt so Gents.
tim Sablreideu Yelu9 tittet
63 Spbn &pbl.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-01
Semti1e Samf
BON

+. & 8. Wi((ius, SQint paul.
Truber Meyer II. @iuius.)
DieIelbe umfabt ncbt auen lit bas Banffad
einl9lasenben defenders %fclsenbe 3meioe:
@ed)iel oltf Deutl9lanp,
lprie auf ale 5auptplass Grautrei9s, Der @9Meis
unp pes Snlanoe5 perben itets III beliebieen Be-
9then.
Die Mus;ablun9 ypn @elcern
1T tr9cnb ettem &beile Deutl9laubs urb Der
@Gwei3 belda6eu mir, iaoem mir ben @e9eumertb
ter bel un5 eiNScSablten 8ctr19e Zen Gmpfdn-
germ lelbifi n ben entle9euleu Srt1daften, fpitcn-
fret iu's 9aus lsnocn lalcn une tDnuen unlere
Muftrasseber tie Observation-Disclosures ibrer
Jreunoe lpater bel uns entsesennebmen. 6erner
tcl prsen mir bic
Gtnstebun9 BON @el9ern
in europa nno mereen bic ta3u erfcroerliden
Yapiere, ais:
8pllma6ten
Experimentation, GpotenlGeind &c. BON
uns au69eferti9t unb bereu @ultt9teit %Sertlr9t.
Mu9 be1oreen mir bic epnlu!arilae Be9lautiSuns
1plGer Dptu,nente.
Ya0a9eidetne
our freien Tabrt aber Bremea nad SEEN Yort,
Baltimore poer Netp- Orleans perabfplseu mir ~
seitsen1aben Yreileu. @pl1e @9eire baben nur
fir bic 1T ben elben benanrte VcrIru @Iltiofeit
unb tSnnen niGt BON terl elben Serfauft pber iiber-
traseu merbeu. Wirp Der @9ein Don ber betref>
fenben Yerlpn ,idt benuBt, 70 (taten mir benz
8aufer ~bele!ben bic &aufiumme, ab3islid @um-
milipu, 3urid.
@ir Yer9lten 3inlen ouf @eloer,
bic auf beltimute 3eit bel ,ns beppntrt tnb, iber~
nebmen bic 8elesuns Srn @apitalieu in @runb~
ei9entbum pber 9c9en Sntere6en auf
@rlte bYpptbefarii1e Sidabeit;
faufeu unp Serfaufeu Wulp uub @ilter, telprsen
bic gin3iegun9 ron @e9lelu uab Nuteu in iretnt
einem Ibeile Der @ereinieten @taaten unp 3ablen
bic bS@ite Yramie fir
@e9lel auf Memzyprt ct. 2puiS &c.
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NufDrberu1l0.

&et6e5 &anb SIT Serpa6ten.
SD bin selpnnen> 80 glder 1T Section 49, nabe
ct. Vaul, in Stint pber :3ebn=M der=Qots, pber
8lcd, te uadbem ME S%erlau9t, auf eia, smei,
brei, sier cher flint Sabre 81 Serpa9tea.
Der 8poen lit ebr reid unp sum @arten.
bau gang spr3ll9lib 9eei8net.
Musfunit crtbcilt WuRap 5ewitt,
63b66p gde Marfet II. 3. Ctr, ct. Yaul.
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TtUDltz@Qrten.

TtYpliz@Qrten.
Mpr9ell Spnnta9, ben 2. Sftpber>
miro int otissl1 2ptale> am SluH, ~jenieits Der
Bride Elm 9rpbcs @pncert ltattfncsn.
NJ Sim lel6en Sage peroen 5 8tlz
Der init @plprabmen au89ete9elt.
Die MusfsseluuS peS 5irl9todcS wiro fprtge-
lebt.
So q. MatDauS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-01

mlteubl1tter.- Die bt6ber
III Nemzyprf ypn Dr. Carl Dtltbey ber'
a%us9e9ebenen uN.zW. Suultrirten SAINT
lienbldtter" reren @ribeinen felt etni9en
@pden juspenpirt mar ilnp III ben Seiig
peS 5rn. s. 6tabel> So Nnnftrabe,
Uter9eaon9en uno meroen unter cer Sic
cactipn peS 81. Dtltbey pom %. Sept.
ar wieper r%saclmdbig Ell 1einen.
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@Debe11 erbalten

SURUtIl R[DW(lEN
50 Yrreu Starte;
$50 &ifeu Sefe;
200 " Gtar Gauble5;
100 Saber @bistY;
400 balte
so ailten @laret gSeln
$4,000 ncri9iebenc 9rrten 9tgarrer;
ausaeludtes M1crtement ertra finer @ai9ieife.
5Gmmtlihe Waareu babe i9 auf Gpmnillipn
~erbolteu> uab bin beauftra9t, ~bieleltea 1ebr biQis
fit Cab I'll serfaufen. @rlude cabsr ale Wie=
perycrfauIer ben 9tod III Wugenl9etn su lebmen,
8e1pnoers aufmertlam made ia bic 4auReute
auf cem 2ante; le tSunen piele Mrtitel ~nirgenbs
10 biais uup nirsenemp be0er faben.
c1pbn 81. Mt@ter,
57t69p Sort StraBe, ct. Yaul. Minn.
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&ermi16te Na6rt6ten>

Nortbftelb. Minnel ota. -G SIS ~nroe
unS bon einem tefebrten Dempfraten ein
Mufruf an feline peutlden MitbQr9er ein<
sel1idt, INN papur@ pieie gu tefebren>
ndm!t9 Splde, bic nod ni3t befebrt iinc.
unp e6 l9eint in Der Gbat eab Die WV
mails ebrparoi9e <e Notb bat oerm
lelblt Nptt Der @adere, Der Gin1ubreiGe,
bat lie perla0en bat iie ouf epi9 perlaltn
- Die Ereulple
Der Mufruf be6 Ginlenoer6 Yon Nvrtbz
fie(p 1T allp faum nptbwenpi9 ; benn pob
unlere @erren 9enatoren in @aibin9tpn
Der @ubatiu jener ppn BET 5eiml t1tte ben
@orSu9 9aben> paS beparf feiaeS meiteren
Bewei(e IS mebr; pab UNI ere Mcminilratipn
has Gplt nit i9weren Earen bslaltet bat
1T ebenf ols betannt ; IL wie eS 1i9 ntdt
ldusnen ldBt pab bic Demptraten gu @un<
ten per 81 enbabnz@ eleQl@aften un5 NOD
msbr Soren auferle9en mpQen. &llp
timmt fir bic &epublifauer! Gin enper
bemer!t AUDI, baS eS cine Stuff war> bic
6errcn &aml ley unp Dpnneuy ipreden sa
bTren> pa fe beioe Der @Dlfer @obl unb
@eb auf perltdnplide @eiie erfldrt baben.
Belrnper6 9efel Jpn Dpnelly'S 8emerfen>
inpem ct lo9te: We don't want to go
back; we want to go "vorwBrts"
Gum @9lu1e pes 8riefes ia9t Ginlenz
Der:
vDie jun9en unb bic @lten - iie werz
ten ale Nepublifaner," Mllo YprpartS
Marl9 i! gum @ie9e!
2iterari11es.- Sn eint9en $50
den miro in ben 3u St. 2uuiS erl6einenz
ben u@e fliden Sldttern" elm reuer gro
6er &p>nan: uDerpratrteteue u,
vpn Otto NuppiuS, beginner. De'
YreiS fir Die u@e fl. 8ldtter 1T So ldbr>
lid pper 81 balbjabrltG in @%prau6be;abz
lung
Is Bel teQun9en parauf fann man Be
pem Moenteu, 9errn SultuS @epr=
ali III ct. Yaul maden.
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ltnfere @rppbe5eibun9. nnterea19
Der Oentpfratte.

Die Demotratie war lan9e bic Golf6<
partet - Yierce> Douglas & So. baben
ibr ben Gpbe6iob perfect. Mit ibrem TIM
teraarA mirb audi bic llnipn unter9eben
- ibr G%pptensrdber miro Douglas lein.
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