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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-26
= -. s. STATE OF FLOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT!

- SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In matter Of the succession of VIM. E. Eckles, de-
~''+ = -*Hf ~ ceased No. 592..
pY VIRTUE Of a commission to me directed from
ID the 9th District Court, in the above numbered
and entitled succession, of date the 11th day of
March 1859 will be offered for sale at public auction
to the last and highest bidder, on the premises
Grand BAYOU in thi parish ii -...rsst 3
Thursday, 21st day of April, 1859,
az Ill o'clock, a. NJ, all the hereinafter described
property belonging to said succession to WITT
certain tract Of lard situated ngths pari sh and
designated as the South west quarter Of section No
Eighteen IN Township 8, Of Range Eleven East con
tanning one hundred and sixty acres w
Dick. rnnIatto man, aged about twenty-eght years
Milly, negro man, aged about sixty years;:s,. =:
Bana, negro woman aged twenty one years, and her
two children, Bill aged sig years and Fanny years.
Mary, mulatto girl, aged about twenty years, aud
Old Maria. negro woman about forty-ive years
5s Personal ef1ects.-One poney; one old mule; one
mare and colt; horsecart one pair Of gears; one
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COTRT
PARISH OF WEST B.ATON ROUGE

.IHhIoH Of ITESI BU1I ON ROUGE
In matter succession Of John Nolan deceased
No. 46b
DI virtue of commission to me dir octed in the
- above entitled succession of date the 3Otl day
Of december, 4. ID 1858 from the Sixth District
Court, in and said parish and State. viii he Of.
iered for sale at public auclon to the last and high
est bidder in trout of the Court House OF this parish
On Saturday, 23d Of April, 1859,
at II o'clock An, the following DIT scrbed property
belonging to the estate Of John Nolan. deceased to-
wit : The south half of section seven, containing
three hundred and 100 acres rhe MOI t east
quarter of section nine, containing hundred and
sixty acres and east half OF section four,
ing three hundred and nine S1O0 acres all ted
in township seven, south range eleven cast. south
eastern district, parish IF West Batod Rouge near
Lake Crocodile, the following terms and conii ont
viz: said property to be sold credit of Twelve
months with ersonal security approved by ,be Ike
qutor Of The estate Of John Nolan. with mortgage re-
tanned on sa lands until full end fna payment
WILLIAM WHITE. Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge. February 10, 1859.
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.-.s, STATE OF LOUISIANA.
y EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Parish Of Livingston.
In matter succession of A J. Burgess, deceased.


No.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me- directed in
- the above entitled succession of date the 22nd
day Of February, 1885, frcm the Hon Eighth District
Court in and for the parish of Livingston, in tho
State aforesaid, will be offered for sale at public
ton to the last and highest bidder, ST the Court
House Of this Parish Of West Baton Rouge Wednes-
day 9th Of April, 1859, at II O'clock \. NJ the fol
lowing described property, belonging to the
sion Of A. y. Burgess deceased, o-wit: \ certain
tract of land situated in this Parish of West Baton
Rouge, being the Northeast Quarter of section No
twenty four (24) in township seven % Range eleven
three eighty-hundredths acres (l73 S0100). Said
land will be sold the following terms and condi
tions, to-wit: on a credit of one, two, and three
years, the purchaser furnishing his notes with good
personal secucty and special mortgage retained on
the land to secure the final payment said notes to
bear Eve ~ per cent interest per annnm from date
until DUE and eight (s} per cent after due until paid
WM. WHITE, Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, March l, 80.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West Baton Roucc.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

A. L. Dixon, VS.. D. P. Cain. No. 1928.
DY T1RTUE Of writ of Fl. IA. to me directed in the
ID above numbered and entitled cause, of date the
14th day of Marcn, 1852 from the 9Th District Coutt
in and for the parish aud Stato aforesaid, viii be off
cred for sale st public auction to the last
Saturday, 7th day Of May, 1882
at II O'Clock, A M, all the right. title and interest
Of the defendant, o. P. Can in and to the following
described property,to wit:A CERTAIN piece or ira ct
Of land, situated in this parish having front to the
Mississippi river o. seven arpents, bounded above S
lands ct defentent. D. p Cain. and below by lands of
w. D. Winter, with the depth thcrcunto belonging
EgA= Terms of sale-CASH.
E4ys.- WM. WdTTE,
Wost Batan Rouge. March ~. 1850. Sheriff.
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THE E:SUGAR PLANTER,
.,nnI1sHEu EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
s$s$ ~ HENRY, J. HYAMs
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
once Near the Ferry Landing,
wE@a1T@B BATON ROUGE.

TERMS OF THE. "suGAR 'PLANTER:'
sabsersptlon-33 year, due invariably at the
time Of subscribing if not then-paid or within
three months thereafter five dollars will be charged
No subscription will.be taken for less term than
six months nopaper discontinued until arresrages
arepaid.
Advertlslng.- advertisements not exceeding eight
lines u for the FIRST and so cents for every subse-
ouent insertion those Of greater length in proper
ton. liberal discount to those who advertise by
%ha vAar -tt@ tF'' - aGs4 = 3vssG
. - JOB PRINTING; p.;. F.:
Such Is :PANrH1Ers, BLANKS, CARDS, BRIEFS FUNERAL
and other Notices. executed with neatness and des
patch. In all cases, cash on delivery.
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STATE Of i.oui>'ana,
: Paroisse d rs, Ba ton Rouge,
GIDe District JuGiciaire.


Haynes. No. 223l. ;. Paroisse Il nsi Bal trn Rouge.
GIDe District j JuGiciare.
ID j. Cain er W d. Wil) State o. Louisiana,
coz w Fl II. Haynes. ParoisSc Quest Ia ton Aouse.
6 NJ. 1897. tine District JuGiciare.
L1N EEETC de ''euN orlre dc f. IA. moi adresse
~ dams les deux a!iares c GeSsus. d. a,e Il dix
at treze FevGer 1859, par la Cour du siSieme Dist
'1ct Judci:ire dams et pour les paloshcs suses ct
Fiat de Ia Louisiana, u aera oett ptblioue
au plus oifran5 ct derner eucerss seur, Gu de Ia
naison Ge our Ge ce:te paroisse-
Samedi 1e Tine Jour de Mai, 1859.
IL heures NJ. tnus les drois. Tires ct in;eret>
deendeur Il. H. Haynes, q la p1opriete ci-spres DC
critic, savor:-Cn certain de terre si;uc en-
cette paroisse de Quest Baton Rouge. conienant d
peuEres quatrevingt acres de superfcie, borne
ha ut iar du Col A. S. Robertson ct has par
celle daAugustn Dnp1antier, avcc les batisses q
horntion> qu sy trouvent. La DIE terre fsant ace
an heuve Mississippi avec la proondeur Ia uueIie
ellie peut avoir drot, pour payer ct sasfaire lie dit
re d 'execu ton.
Ry Condition de Ia vente-COMPTANT.
WAI. WHITE.
Quest Baton Rouge, Mars 10 1850. Sheriff.
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ETAT De LA LOUISIANA.
C,rR DE S1XIEME DISTRICT.
PAR0ISSE D'OUEST BATON ROUGE.

Dams lafTaire de la de John Nolan DECIDE
No 1855.
TNN EERTuE d une commission moi addressc dams
~ l'atiare ci-dessus date du 80 Dec 1858. par
Ia Cour du 6me District Ju'licare, dams ct pour Ia
dite prroisse ct Fiat susdiee il oilert en- yente
pubque plus ofrant ct derner encherrisseur en-
ia de la Mai>on de Cour, de cette parosse
Samdi, le 23me jour d'Avri1, 1859,
II heuers III. les proprietes c;,apres docrtes ap
apartenant 4 la succession du defunt John Nolan
>savo1r La lnite sud, de la section sept contenant
trcls cent deua 36l00 acres. lie quart Nord Estsde
Ia section neuf conenant cent soiNante acres ct Est
nne mote de Ia section quatre contenant trois cent
aenf S01oo acres, tout situe dams le Township sept
sud Range: istrct sud Est, paroisse Quest
Eaton Rouge, pres du Lac Crocodile.
tERHEs DE LA VES1E La dtes proprietc sera vcndu
I'M credit de douZe ,aois ayec bonnc securtc per-
soncl APPROVES par lexecuteur de la succession lie
John Nolau avec hypothe1ne retenue sur la dte
icrre, jusqu are paiment plien ct final.
WI. WHITE,
Sheriff.
Quest Baton Enuge, Feb t. 1859
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John Bird VS.. H. II. State of louisiana
Haynes. No. o254 Paris! .; Ea ~t Ra ton Rouge
9Th Judicial District >
f. ';S q # ;; + i s ;: :?
DY TIEUE Of two wrts Of #. fa. 10 me erected in
- the ADORE entitled and numbered Suits OF ,a ies
the 10Th and 18th Of February 1859, from the th
District Court in and for said parishes and Sta Attire
said. will be offered for sale aipubc auction to The
last and highest bidder in front OF the Court House
o. this parish
Saturday, 7th day Of May 1859,
at II O'Clock NJ. al the right title and interest Of
the defendant Il. H. Haynes in and TO the following
described property: to wit:-A ce@an tract o: land
situated in this parish OF West Baton Rouge and con-
tanning bout eighty superficial bonded above
by lands of Col. Il. S. Roberiso and below bv those
of \. Dullantier. with tho buildings and Improve
mems thereon; said land fronting The Mississippi
river with the depth thereto belonging to pay and
satisfy SAID wrii OF eSecation-
ElTIerDls OF sale-CASH.
WI. WHITE,
West Bafnn Houra March 10Th 1870
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of west Baton Rouge,
SIXTH DISTRICT C

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Fergus Lejuine vs.. Widow J, Alexandrie No. 1862.
pY VIRTUE tfa writ of ii. Fa. to me directed in
ID the above numbered and entitled cause of date
the 9th day CT February, 1885, from the 9th District
Court in and for the parish and State aforesaid will
be offered for sale at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, at the residence Of Dorye Foret,
this parish.
On Saturday, I'd day Of April 1859,
at IL O'Clock A. M, all the right title and interest
Of the defendant, Dorve Forct in and to the follow
ing described property, to wit Caroline, negro
man. aged II years, to pay and satisfy SAID writ of
execution Terms of SALE Ctsh
= - r. TBERGEROV
West Baton Rouge February q 1859. D.S.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
PAROISS LIVING STON.
CoUR DU HUITIEME DISTRICT.

CoUR DU HUITIEME DISTRICT.
Dams laGare de Ia succession dc A. J. Burgess, de
~ celee. No.
I'm VERTU dune commission moi addresse dams
IL FafTaire ci dessus en- date du 22me jour du Few
rier, 1s5e par "a cour du SINE di!9rict daire, de u!
parolsse Livingston, ct Etat susdit, sera oifert
vente publique plus ofrlnt ct dernier encherris
seur, la ma son de de cctte pvroissa d'Ouest
Baton5 Rouge, .sss$zzazzs.., ,s..
ercredi.le 6lAYril, 1862,
a II heures - spropricte suivanteg adpartenent
a la succou de J.d. Burgess decedec: SAVIOR:
Tn certain morceau de hrre situe dams la paroisse
Quest Baton Rouge, etant Ie quart Modest de la
Section No qinet-quatre (24) lie Township sept
~, au Rapg No onze Q1) Est contenant cent soix
ante treize 51G0 acres. Lrquc lie tcrre sera vendue
sur les termes susante, savor:-a un credit de un,
deux ct trois ans-1acqucrcur fournira ses blllets
avcc bonne securte ct hypotheque #peciale rctcnue
sur la sterre jusqu'au paiment final Les susiits
billcts portcroct e cinq % pour cent d'intere de
puis date jusGuau ecleancc. ct huit (s) ponr cent
apres echeance jusqu'a au paimeut*
= 80 VIM. WHITE,
Quest Baton Rouge, s1ars 5, 1859. Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-26

One John ". Jones, who has
been sent tostbe Kentucky Peniten-
tiary for living with two wives, ex-
cuses himself by saying that when
he had one she fonght him, but
when he got two they fought each
other. ..
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-26
THEODORE GUL.DMANN,
DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES,
II ev7e1r0.

Lafayette Street, neat door to Bogel's Drug Store.
II EEPS constantly on hand, large and beautiful
IA assortment of CLOCKS, WATCHES and JEWEL
RY which he offers to the citizens of East and Yves
atom Rouge and vicinity, on reasonable terms
B Nov.st 1854.
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AN.ARKANsAs PoEr.-An "orig-
jnal contributor Of the Fayetteville
(Ark.). Independent furnishes for
its columns the following 'sgem of
poetry:'' -
Harm WetAer and Warra1n,
Lore.-Translafed from the jermon
expressly for grayham's maggy sin,
10y Rueben.
the wether groze quite warrum. And the
SWEET
roles trcklen from my head and neck and
ayrums
and body clean down to my feet, and wet
= is every stitch of close, which spiles my
chawums.
i seq to jane, jane the wether;s mighty hot
and she sez Rueben that's sartin fact.
and jane side like bilen coughy pot,
and her soul scanned in hard pain ract.
seq jone spose mao K broot beast
sbood run at you and ope his mouth and put
his pi::en teeth upon you savedgeIy: at least
6 inches above your little foot.
jane sez you wood beat him Reuben that no ;
seq j. wood whip him if had to ioler
him clean to the rio grand in mexico
ide beat him with-a club and make him
holler.
jane looEt at me so swete, ]ookt at jane,
and We both felt conside blynonplussed
we was both happy 'noush to go insane
and we sat here and for short time bussed
TEE PERPETUAL Mor1oN.-The
Charleston Courier says We yes
terday saw q hundred dollar bank
bill, Of One of our city banks, upon
the back of which were inscribed
the lines which follow. We pre-
sumo it had been presented as an
offering at the shrine of Grecian
liberty:
Go from my willing purse nor doze in peace,
Greece;
Nor tarry till the worlds from bondage free,
And equal rights deck every land and sea;
Then tell the nice, who ask the donors goal
Thou vert emitted from a freeman's soul.
This reminds US of a poetical wish
Of an ancient author, in reference
to the success of bis work:
= May this book continue in motion,
And it's leaves every day be unfurl'd
Till an ant to the dregs drinks the ocean,
And a tortoise crawls over the world.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-26

A ]ove-sick swain, in describing
a kiss, saystit is draugbt which
passes through the system, like a
bucket of water through a basket Of
eggs. 4.s~s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-26

The President Of a Debating So
ciety, out West, lately decided that
the " "milk of hnman kindness
meant milk punch with nutmeginit it
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-26

a. Bishop Pearce, Of the N. E
Church, South, was to preach in
Savannah, Ga, Sunday last.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-26
A Duck of n Man.

Dear me! Pm now Joyous wife,
I've left my anxious mother,
And such man as / have GOT
| think there's ne'er another.
The other day when in fret,
I ruined my costly fan,
lie softly smiled, but nothing said,
For he's ''.duck of man,
lie rocks the cradle, and the babe
He dandles on his knee,
And when the cderub's naughty,
He laughs with heartless glee,
He never snubs me when Pm out
l do not think he can
Behave as some vile cross men do,
He's such duck OF man.
The otner day he brought me home
A stylish little bonnet
Forgetting where he put the hat,
| sat myself upon it.
| crushed ten dollars worth quite fiat,
When straight away he ran
And bought prettier-oh ! the dear;
Amt he a 8 duck of a man,
l burnt his cloak the other day
Against our parIor stove,
Instead of chiding rue he said
| was i turtle dove;
And when his watch to Sis | gave,
Who 10 the window ran,
And threw it out-he never froW'ned.
He's such a " duck of man.''
My sister Mary envies me
Turns up her little nose,
And .spiteluIly says" Sissy dear,
There your hen-pecked husband goes.'
She needn't talk; the saucy hirt,
She'll have if she only can,
A husband half SO good as mine, ID,
Though not duck cf .a}man.''
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
Paro1sse si'Duest Baton Rouge.
COCR DU SIXIEAiE DISTRICT,

7@E54-.---. eVoK DU slAlFNE DISTRICT,
Dams a1are de La succession de VALERIE La ndr7 de-
x cedee. No. SIS
4 7TENDUque J. Tras. Landry, CONNIE adn11is'r
IL de La dite succession enregistre un eompe pro-
visore de son administration dams In dite succession
Avis est per presentes dome que toue opposition
R Rihonoogaton du dit comptc sera enregistre dams
le bureau du Greer de la de parosse dams les trente
ours qui suivront la premiere publication de Get avis.
W.*B. CHAMBERLIN, D.
Quest Baton Rouge, Mars ), 1853. w. Greffier. >
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NO 13.

LOVE NorEs.-The heart Of a
young girl is like nest where the
little swallow chirps, shows its head,
tries its wings and watches the IA
vorable moment to fly.
The heart ofa yonng girl in love
IS often a sanctuary of good with an
idol of clay.
The heart Of an old coquette re-
sembles an Egyptian tomb filled
with mummies.
The heart Of an old maid, even
when unoccupied, is Sometimes
ble-bolted, while at others the
door is on the jar. 80"
Women Of great moral and per-
sonal beauty are sometimes deceiv-
ed in their first choice, and then
soured by disappointment, they get
deceived again and again, till, at
last, when they meet one whom
they really love, they are no longer
deserving of his affection.
1fue love cannot struggle against
the artillery of coquettes, it is they.
who by law Of Providence give
us our revenge. .saA # u ~zs :
The woman Of forty years never
compromised her suitors, like Eng
lani, she knows how to colonize.
The most indolent persons are
often the most ind efatigable in their
loves ..,..~...sE. 80. 80.
Woman is mysterious poem
which must be read many times to
be understood he who has never
loved but once knows tie sex bet
ter than he who has made new
conquestalevery day for twenty
years..
II One is sad after an unrequited
passion, as after bankruptcy.
The woman whom misfortune has
rendered distrustlul, or whom sue
cess has rendered confident is inca
pable Of love.
Prudery is the worst kind of
avarice.
In love we donbt most when we
believe most. -~- ..... .--,s.. 3s,.t.s.s
Love is the sole passion which
can be paid only in its own coinage,
A woman who praises everybody.
delights nobody. u ;-ss. -''-S,'<;;
The more one loves woman, the
more courage it requires to ap-
proach her. -.
CENSUS OF THEZSTATE.-The fol-
lowing is the last summing up Of
the census returns of the State ,-.
White v population ofthe State, :. 325,oo7
Slaves, ~ :. :. : 303.s0O
Free colored, 1864
Total population -,.~- 646,971
Assessed value taxable property $s7s; ,232
Of which New Orleans has 98,256,725
Assessed taxes thereon, l.30S,598
In New Orleans, 1864
School money, 306,469
Number of voters in the State 5s, ,546
Edcable children, 76,612
!. According to this there are 2033
more white than colored persons in
this State, and 1921 more free
than slaves. New Orleans owns
more than one-fourth Of the proper
ty- and pays more than one-third Of
the taxes Of the State. She is, how
ever, allotted but one-fifth, Of the
representations 5.4..s,..<
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West Eaton cusc.
COER Dc SIXIEAtE DISTRICT.

In matter succession of VALERIE Landry, deceased.
No 523
VI7HEREA!S J. Tras. Landry as administrator
w said succession, has fled final tabeau of his
administration in the same
Notice is hereby given that all opposition to the
homologation of said account must be filed IN the
Clerks office Of said parish within thirty days from
the first publication hereof. " B. CHAMBERLIN.
Vest Baton Rouge, March s. 1859 Clerk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-26

A poor German witness, being
tormented with questions by a bar
rister, declared that he was so much
exhausted that he must have drink
of water before he could say another
word. Upon this the Judge re-
marked, 'sI think, sir, that you
must have done with the witness
now, for you have about pumped
him dry = ..-* q ....=..-~.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-26

When young men have nothing
to live on but love they commonly
fall in love and get married-just
as if hugging and kissing were
substitute for mutton chops. and
tracasecd mackarel. =. ... :.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-26
John Bird VS.. H. Fl.
Haynes. No. 22:2!5J.

West Baton Rouge, March lo:h 1859
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-26

What in thunder makes you
look so glum, Tom?' ''@ .. h.
"Oh, have had to endure a sad
trial to my fee]ings:'
S'To your pbeelinks! what, on
airth was it2o "'
"Why, ahem! I had to tie on a
pretty girls bonnet while her ma
was looking onE' :..- ~. ...---..... .-.-
''sad trial, indeed, Tom. Won
der you didn't faint -
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Samdi, le 23me Jour d'Avril, 1859.


Quest Baton Enuge, Feb -. 1859
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Parish o' Ea st Rat Rouge,
9Th Judicial District
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-14
Sefob0ffs=

@o8, bu8 btlli9 fe oller yi6ter
aber nur fur Disientsen, weIae fG bic @asr5brsn unb nOtF
IBn @prrtdtungen bon 8 parIeS SnnSbubn @de pbs
Baltimore unb SrontRrase nnfGafen.
Meinen Sreunten unO BefanHten, fOrie hem @nblifum
I~ubsr6dupt, erlGube t6 mir bic Bsnerfnne III madeE, bE tsi
mir nur Seu Der reeIfeH 8ebtenrng BITE Neps lsn taun Tsti
ale Mrteiten buf6b meine eieenen 6Gnse 9eben.
5- SteparaurCn, feptf f~pnfiee Observation-Disclosures pvrbg ID
20 f1. Gu ais lnSaltN 5e5Urpen.
Ds5t,iE 5 G14s.Sunsbu6n