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SPaLDING's PREPARED GLUEi
sPALDTNGtS PREPARED GLgEi
sPaLDING,s PREPARED GLuEl
Save the PiecesI I

Save the Pfecesi
ECON MYl DIsP PATCHl
nS~" A Stitch In Time Saves Nne."-ea
AS accidents will happen wellregnated families is
very desirable to have cheap and convenient for
pairing Furniture, Toys, Grockery etc.
Spaldfng's Prepared Glue
all such emergencies and household afford be
without it always ready and up the sticking point
There longer necessity for mpng chairs splntered
neers headess dolls and broken cradles Just arce
for conc shell other ornamental work, popular with
&eso refinement and taste.
This admrahIs preparation is ued cold, being chemically
held in solution possessing all the valuable qualities of the
best cabinet may used in the place of ord
nary mueiiage, being vastly more adhesive
.sUSEFuL IN EVERY HoUsE.n
n B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle Price 70 cents.
Wholesale Depot, No. As Cedar street, New York.
Address HENRY G. srALDING & CO.,
Box No. $500, New York.
Put p for Dealers Gases containing four eight and twelve
dosen-a beautiful Ihegraph Show accompanying each
package. -
nay-A single bottle Of sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
will save ten annually every household-A
Sold by all prominent Stationers, Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores
Country merchants shoud make note of sPALDING'S
PREPARED CLUE when making up their list 1t will stand
any climate. jal9 lyGW
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A Crush and Great Time, : Gorgeous Tableaux

SCENES AT THE VARIETIES rHEATER
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sESCRuCIATlNG iRANCENDEsTALlsh.--ac cfltlc Ill a
Northern literary @ paper has read new book,
and delivers himself as to the first numbere in
the following style
I am so dazzled by q reading of the first number
that hardly dare express my opinion Of it.. So
much splendor gives rise to distrnst in my mind Is
there no redundanee in all this blaze of glowing
rhetoric, in this passionate oupOuring of wildering
words in this sensuous eloquence OF poetic fervor
hope not; hope all the glory Of light in this un-
metered poem radiates from the illimitable sun
star. But the author must not blind us with un-
shadowed radiance. Masses Of lustrous blue,
heaped upon the passionate eagerness OF crimson,
and that again upon the majesty Of proud purple,
floating TREMENDOUSLY upon the radiate pulses Of
pure light, through whose fiery gaps and golden
planetary music. But the eye and the heart grow
sick and langud with ravishment and turn toward
the distant gray, through whose solemn monotone
shines the faint tremor Of the stars.
He must be the same fellow who said of a favor
lite actress, that passion trembled in her shverng
limbs and wrestled with her fainting knees; her
soul fiekered in every accent and loomed up in
every pantomime I.
WHEAT 4 SYMBOL OF CIyILfzATIoN.--1ti is illogical
speech which Crevecaur, the old French traveller
puts in the mouth of the chief of the tribe of the
Mississais as perpetuated by Kippart, in his work
on the wheat plant:
"Do you not see the whites living upon seeds,
while we eat flesh? And this flesh requires more
than thirty moons to grow up, ana is theh often
scarce while each of the wonderful seed they sow in
the earth returns to them hundred fold The flesh
on which we subssthas four legs to escape from us,
while we have but two to pursue and capture it.
The grain remains where the white mensoW 1t, and
grows. With them winteris period OF rest, while
with US it is period of laborious hunting. For
these reasons they have so many children and live
longer than we do. I say, therefore, unto every
one that will hear me, that before the cedars of
our village shall have died down with age, and the
maple trees Of The valley shall have ceased to give
sugar, the race of the little corn (whea sewers
will have exterminated the Of the fesheaters,
provided their huntsmen do not resolve to become
SowerS E
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MOLAssEs.. .MoLAssEs, ~. MoLAssEs.
sUGAR-HoUSE MoLAssEs and GOLDEN SYRUP, from
the Hope and Star Steam Reneries equal in the South
barrels halves and kegs in quantities suit pnr
ehssers. Terms liberal.
MoLoNY BRO,
ja3l 2p1t-3m No. IS Pogdras street.
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ExcRUCIATISG TRAScESDENTALIsa.--Acr critic in
Northern literary @ paper has read new book
and delivers himself as to the first NUMBER in
, 1860-01-13
sTEILACooM WASHINGTON TERRITORY FRIDAY JAM 49, 1861

cOncealmenk and imnraea;ns, ,,non tha,,, .nd ms,
fSther NE necesSitv ~ IN act;0g toSsthsr. Sso;
inc carefal watch and strict Silence 15d 1 rc,E,
Is n Fr"-or s";S - ~, '.:Si S"tt,a. S;..
SrSt o,,r nIsoas ~ - ~. ~ - S,.s ..,s y
Rand M M bso thst I NAV m.,t sDS -. -oI y
the coins 81 ss n ~ ahia - ;dsn,;s. ths,o :. ~.
trialD He bsd n,ada m M mind x ns;I ro.ssss
Tom this lime.
Nv father cava him The h.v .,v, hin ,-.;..
unon n and maLe come scrstches a., sho,,t !
dozen of tho onineas snd then INV fathsr ~
h;meelf down INTO Az MAJ n ,vh;ch ~ - ~
me6isislv ioined ~ IN r,,nner y : -
aIts III ri0ht v said Frazer N a Io,v ,ona
1Do Won tRinl, ~ viii come ., ,rh;snsred nv
s.thsr' '''''''- - -
aCert,;r " rsnl;sd F,,,.. ahr, hrsh, =.
must not taik siT time;s nm
For three mortal hours ia NV fatber s;tin th.t
boat and the runner law stretched out on M
broad of their bacEs unSn thoSe hn,des ~1.,sh.
inc ior Tom Rocked 10 come Gor his money an, ana
for three mortal hours moi 4 soul spproacRed ne
bridge. moi 4 sound but ne wash nj the swollen
river ras hoard r. the lima ,b.t ,hs cloel,
struel three INV father who had heen nodding
Eor m Iast tve1tv minntae an est .slas,, - hs
~ coverad ~, n h;s clo"L n. IL - k;,,s.
cold n;oht. mi vas verv sneed;iv sror.ed ~
beSring Frazer crv ami tbat thev yere Sdr;ft
Adrsft thev were sure enouoS The roma th.t
held Them IA heen chaf,d nCsirsf the shrrn co.,
ner of 4 nile lso NJ FrazeT ernlainedl IN h
brohe. ana awSv went the hoat ThirIing ronnd
snd round IN IA sddies n ~ river An 4 HsIe
anv one giddv. 81 stronc vas ~ siresm i.' thas
thsv we're Carried : mill and 4 hsIf down h ~.
fore thev conId 81 ashore' .j1 - NJ fatbsr -ss 4,
retnrn;Ss drscsIv '' NJ ths h-;I.a "a - -. -
FrSZer. Init so5,.how or other, thsv iost 49,
other IN ne dsrk. and when nv 6t6er arrived
there hsv;ng nm re.vIv al IA ,rsy ~ e,,,,5
"a M great sunrise tSat he ogicsrs had left
~ rns6ed n m hcon ~ stoner and thara ~
rst THING tbine tbat ~ eau@5t ~ sys was b;s s Doees ~
book-tis ,nonev ,e6s 0one !
ford how hs d;d sxssri
Ds.srn;n;nS - h.vs !, o,,t ,,;sh an. rnnr...
er dcsertino 6sir nosts he hurried ~ 10 nv I'M
whers thev 6sd met Snd rsre n n.ss ~ nicht
ia knocEed Al t6e door n answer. He
Knocked a0ain londer. M answer. He Va
, 1860-01-13

Tom Crib was once upset from his gig, and
Plcsso W mseSS;ols a k.nos 2. Ismso'eS %sro
-: eo ", ~ ~ ., ~.
tIOn, w none SeIe =. wy s,'s'.'sss asa;' O"'
" Us sS,nJ n'J1s -. I,n - -
Bum. ssu sad1 "a ~ LIN sh,,.d IN an. .h.u
mons ear:"
Time. TSmI"
Tom instantly raised his head, and answered,
/" I'm ready r"
-, - ~ ,OoI,snes =, A .Is,rvmsn wss stelv
..;..;.,' -. d.slS ;r,s,.s.ed snd;enc.
~ ;ncr..s. N ;n,smner.rce when he
sstonished ~ bs heSTers by exclaming: q young
,o.,,a1 \, a' S r.,-htosSood ;sd very sndenS
last Sabbath, while was preaching the gospel In
state Of beastly intoxicationp
.. i,
never saw snen : VINO 70 ~ my me,
! ~ tsv.rn' ~
1Ssv Wind " obssrved another. Wwhat did
Il lool IEe -
"Likei ike 10 have blown nv hat Of" was
the reply.
Two c.nt,riea am not ana person In one hum
dred ,Vore stockinSs Fev vears aRo. not one
boy N one thousand was allowed to run at large
-
sAnd maze . Waiung woman OF ner mOene''
A GOOD old Quaker lady, after listening TO the
extravagant yarns Of stOrekeeper, - long as
ner panenee would ahow, sA,a . nun; !. neno'
Mnse P.y = y sn gu ~ "e' ""o" u ''s''s 'O Nv
SesaNIy =" my "u'i"S'S
"0h my dear, how came you 50 wet" inquired
svSns.o w. saO'es ~ ~. ~ 80 s s.;d d.,.n.
;,,r ~. IN ~. V.S 80 M IN Won .inr to
X. 5.,aaS =
w. h... .A..,,,,, n.
sa = .t ~ ,.. ...a,,IJ !. III, !. ~ ~ n
,6t dr,,r, ' S p..D,;." s"SS DsrhSrs ,hsv ~cd
rally still more promptly at the tapping Of the
keg.
A.. q, n. Cat. or A..
kansas, the natives are in the habit Of saying In
. confidential tone: "Well now, what Wer yer
name before yer moved to these partsf"
ATctirOd schOOlmaster excuses his passion
for angling, BY saying that, from constant habit,
be never feels quite himself unless he Is hand
Jug '"' w. ,
Do you cat onions! A lew grams o. roasted
eoHee eaten lmuealately alterwarOs' OF teA'
the odor from nc breath.
=,
,ions - fears s'i far NJ moral imurcssions And some
people, said Rev. Sidney Smith, are apt to think
, 1860-01-13
Common Sense.

She came among the gathering crowd,
A maiden fair, without pretense;
And when they asked her humble name,
She whispered, mildly, " Common Sense"
Her modest gaFb drew every eye,
Her ample cloak, her shoes Of leather;
And, when they Snesred, she simply said,
~ dress according 70 the weather"
They argued long and reasoned loud
In dubious Hlndoo phrase mysteriou1i
syhile she, poor child, could not divine
Why girls 70 young should be 20 seFiou1.
They knew the length Of PlAto's beard,
Ard hau ne AcholArl wrote In hAtnFni
uIie studied auihoFs not 90 deep,
And took The Bible for her pattern.
And % she said, Excuse me, friends,
hnd all have their proper places,
And Common Sense should stay at home
With cheerful hearts and smiling iaeeE."
, 1860-01-13
Regulates for Worldly Success.

To win the prise In the worlds great race,
A man should have \ bFaHsn taeei
An Iron arm 10 give = stroke,
And heart a. sturdy ~ the oak;
Eyrs like y cat, good In The dark,
And teeth as piercing as shark;
Ears 10 hear the gvntlest sound,
Like m0lss that bnrroW In the ground;
A mouth ~ close ~ patent locks,
And stomach stronger than an Vx;
His tengue should be q raHor-blAds,
His conscience IndlA-rubbrr made;
Ills blood ~ cold ~ polar Ice,
HIS hand a. graphing ~ . vice;
Ills shoulders should be adequate
To bear = couple thousand weight;
Ills kEa, Ike plllAFs, arm and strong,
To move this great machine along;
With supple knees, 10 eringe aud crawl,
And cloVen feet placed under all.
, 1860-01-13
NO. As.
The China Cow.

1SAtS1I " Nt-leAAlAlAe AA~@lI AIN-
China COW and eul- The PECULIARLY attached
70 them Is that they have short legl and dimlnu-
tive bodies but one Of beautllnl pfopQIionli the
ecw being IN al respects like ne ordinary COWS
Of our own country except n al1e. which, cegA-
pared with them, is like The Bantam chicken
compared Win the Shanghai
The distinctive quality to thia pecn|laf bred ~
their milks which is fieh and luscious. posse. .in9
more the excellence o. cream than tha mix q
tne common coy; Insy are nov On ezniQ.uon
~ tne hIsIy saole q ne mporinIs on Aloll.A
sIIeei' where tney are shown . nlm.l!l1 peopIe
every Gay Oy son q ne Emerald lne 10 ne en-
Rloyment o. Mr. Sealeas whose name Is P.t
-. ls qulek-wl..sa ana keen-coserying Celf
sne essr 10y ,!.a xl.h iepy ana . mne. oo.-
ne think o. the little pet over which be h1g charge
that be win allow nothing % b aid in his prs.
snee snat sln dst,aet hom her e ne pAngonof
ioer-lootea animai.
les1eruay morning ~ Met,5 gentleman
n ,Io.n vnlDe =, .,,: ~. s..e1 as,,sI We pe'sl.
I.Oal .ns SnlaleosnS y .I Isgon-Se.nea V sc nn
:... ' y, ~ s.In ~ Z. s.'s an4 q
ne 'V V.Tous ~ bresds M SIcs r.eoD.y ~ isbbs y % s
and Kentucky state and County trll., and .
..'aAs s1sssIs.oIs as y ss-le . W., lplet..
~. - ~ oss ~ ~; .'se y =
ana wne y great poeslef-a Ways asserting o.
veIytnlng ns sees .nAs " superior can oe louna
On w ,aI NJ. Y. ~ ~ Y ~,
saia Tom, he Doctors s superiniendsst I,s Is
"Yes" replied he Doctor, . and ne 4
beautiful animal Of her Kind a ne noi' ION ~
sFair, an shuTe he 4 an whSt M ~
bit Of 4 thing Be- end 6orf8
aGood for; good ior; I. & L yes allhur aatin,f
an shuTe don't know she'll give more mIE
than any q yer blg eFaylher1 hgln'" lpole up
Pat IN reply 70 bis couniryman.
"hikl more milk els yez .Ahor n7ln'i
% his I.im .hs. 4 ,,I ]. VERY Az Isa lnes =.
-an' isn't the hst tWo quarts re nfia 3
cramef"
Crane = rcaFed Pat somewhat ezeiiea
teen quarts, indade See here, honey, ll1l allow
me TO Be aayin' 70 yea. don't We milk that bean.
tifal little crayther uioTnn. n0Unan' night fIni,
an don't We get nrlcan quarts al mllkin'. and
don't the last ti1o Quarls ~ hals a. faror ef
tr.as rnss.Kf Cnmel ipdndp fiah st
away wld yel"
Pat" naid Tom, taking Pat by TIE am, yea
bste me . ihrine. isi leils ysr1ilf and ne 1.p
cross the way . Macs and take simple llIop
Of the eFaythcr|
And on they went, arnsinalmi checr1d ol ihe
sudble smile. q both ihs Doctor nd fiand
Inerc y amphcly apolt ne i1|.oN.nS un'lA
Is quite rslre1hing and elfflcl ono l-cr @ an'e'
diiasi.n tmes
A oisenggnnea member o. ne rev AoII oAf
was retained On ono oecsf',on y .lslal n'.o
ss.Ia.. him ssis.. Nsr s..ssy 5a.lis. q =
, 1860-01-13
Neck TWiatlng b chnrch.


There are practices tolerated N religious con.
gregauons when Snrlstl.ns, VINO a.e ysAlous q
the honor Of tnelr Master mouse, snoela ut,erly
eonoemn; Deco5um : ~, Lne nano-lnslo l q osso,
irreverence. cit Is part Of my religion" said q
pious old lady, not 70 interrupt the religion Of
others" And we believe, Il many q country
congregation made Il part Of their religion not 70
tWist their necs almost out Of Joint to witness the
entrance Of every person who passes Up the
aisle Of the meeting house, Il would Be better
both for their necks and religion. A gross abuse
Of religious decOrum sometimes needs harsh med
icine as . remedy. We give that adopted "
Henry Clay Dean, who was At one time Chap
lain Of Congress- The anecdoto Is from the Pacific
AsthOdist:; !;
Being worried one afternoon BY this turning
practice In his congregation, Mr.. Dean stopped
In his sermon and said:
a Now, you listen . me and m tell you who
the people are, as each one Of them comes IN:
gentleman entered, and he oswled llke ~ usner: :
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SScsanntnia taumsema
Stiftunss.6sn
ttetohbGuat9em Eusms8ercius
,ao Rreistnrascn ssgo
tn
S6aOs DrarDiae 6arten,
am Mcntas, ZEN IL. SUM 1860.
9t6smb$ Sail iu Stctmleiu's Saaf.
@rparan,in.
Micntag, fen II. sunni $3.50


Wontag, rem IL. SUM $500.
@prsens s u6r Yeriamtmeln lib pie Nitsltescr
DTS cbissn GcreimS in Der Gurubnlt, unp ri,
Niitsiisper res. @eians.&rreiuS &jrainia, wsGde
ibrc ireuurlime Witpirtuna ~,uScIaat baeen. i'm
&triammlunlsIceat. 9telp Mtarfct 6ptel, wricltli
lid Der s3ua iormirt unp iih nm 0 llbr pur6 Die
Shuptifra6eu Der Start uab pem 1tiplaes. Ser
rcn Shap unp Ssupsls ScGtpiut @artru, beae.
ben pirc.
giab NnfunIt eatttif lcurn md6renp elmer
Staure ytalt muifaIiltbc &ortrdsr ~gobalt,n
iprrpr1.
b,crari prtici&i'ben Der aetisen @itstisScr
Dee GurrpertinS.
Tim II lbr tesinnt bas pyeis unp Stieaen,
turucu Ger 3Is!in9c.
&pn bis : upr Oinusr prS $sreins unc
iammtiiher ern9rIapcnru ohGite.
NaT Gem dinner rtrspsn. Dir crutidc 55clt,
rcbs rirc pcu Surncr tibtcr une pc cnaI,-
lhc pcn 3urufreunp Sturoipunt aebaltrn.
Soeann iplst Nreic= II. Hieacnturnen lGnmt.
liher oct,Ytr Ntitalisper pcS Surupneiut.
Spcann 2urnlp;cts mierrr nbwstbitlnp nit
mulitaIilhcn SprtrIBcn CON e6tmaun's ArmcrY
Sanp.
lin Z usr ShluB hcS 8cfcs i'm SsQepiuc
@drttn uno 6crtirgung ~reNtlbcn in Drn. Stein,
lcin'S pWpnticclp ooIl.'' m~ultibl EaS 6tlt rurh
etnen irltnIcn Sdu 9elthlortr miro.
Der Ball bc9innt 2ltruDS S ubr.
Die prriie iIr pic wien 5u,ncr me,pen am
gbrup ,rdbrsnp teS SuIlce iitrr ridt.
9intrittsprciO 30 Cts. FIR Ntrrn, Damsu frci.
GlntrittsprtiS sum 0cltplaB % Gts. FUR oerru,
Dnmru ireI.
Bur Misunderstanding rer Srrnuns finn bic
umfdntnItrn 9Sprtcbruuyct gctrcHtu, uup pr.
mcrlrn mir p0S Yercbrte Nublitum ,ur Gmpleb-
lung nrs StretnS auf uulere i'm pprigcn Sabre
rirttlih ab9cbG(!cncu 5eitr.
Gds GrmitC:
9lunae. lcsinemaun, @rimmcl,
Saucr, ycbuaun. 0iintber,
aitltub.
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E. J. PICO 7,
IppfbeTcr,

Sde Der lItru hno NuinfraGr,
letn reiGhaltiare Eager AFTER in icir,
5a6 lhlassnreu Nrtitel. mis- DUO Q~ariumrrieen,
Sr'Isn, Surltsn unp &Iams iseer 2rt; Sartcn,
Ss'e. WlAs &C.; &i9arren. Naud,, Gau- unr
'Shnuprtatat unp oiele nuecrc NrtiteI. mtlhc in
tlslIen apctbsftn scw6bniid stfibrt wtrorn.
Vie rcutltr. ME arpbtentbetIs audi Die amrri-
tdrilbe J%trce9tur mtre ppu D.. Ginpcroatcr
hslrr9t, Ter audi i'm 6aup"srfdufc icinc gaurs
!eutc dltfs Nrcun0lihlte hsoicnen ,pirr.
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Sefnisntutad 'nmaeu.
II m aug!
MiQineru luadrrn !

N. c. BARTON erlnu1t lfA Die Nn,eioe ~
ima6sn, Dag er ieinen Sture ppn 100 NAT go
WiainiraSs, obrrbaIb Ger 9ten, Ysrlcai Sat, NO er
IN isotr Sailon rim pclrdnbiseS Nlcrttmsut Der
,fsl9snnen NrtifeI Scrratbi9 bait: Ssircne oup
Strpb'9ute, 5auben, &cpIpugr, franSDlloe BLU.
men uno Sanprr; SpiBsn Strtba's uup Gaus.
SptBtn-S6leier, lrauer &rasen unp lcip,ne unr
irai3pilbs SpiBsu Manhlas.
Damen. nslte Die SapcUrts tciuhtn, f6nnen
In bieiem Stors pOultanpi9e Saa &c. au;llas
srbaiten.
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$3.50 per WaG. $3.50 Scr Wau
WSa9oebur9er Sinbccriaft.
1anp gum Se@rrentem Ocr ycajs).

Yano gum S~errenten (fcr yrais).
@rrt6YoaeS Sanp, on ZEN 5airBrunp g~rcn,snc,
ltsbt fur flnf Sabre su Y;rrenten. Die 81 ,en-
tbilmcr jones sur 6ermitaac gsb0renOcn Wrunp,
ItudtS, mtIhes III leiner Ncrrieite an pn5 ganp
BON :. S. MsriWstbcr, gSq, itSBt unO fA i'm.
lid IN ben 6air8runc an!sbnt, 6itiib ppn Der
neuen County, StrHBe (pie lid an grtsbltr. nn=
lebnt) uno meitIi9 ppn Der ItlbmpuD uup 6rcpt,
ridF5uraer Giienbobn te9rcujt pirr, etpa 125
Aftr entbaltcnr, ii in 2ptS prn / his 10 Nd,r
TIr sinsn 3ettrhum pom fini 9abrea fir Ianp.
m%irtbltaItlihe 3rrde perisalt iperren.
SrlOnorrc Snertsn perrsn 9!sihiAiIS rntae
9ea9encmmen lilr iwci at8clpnOerte Gbtiie jrnre
0runcitids5, Der cine 'w6lf older 9roB, an Den
6%airarunp grcnSsn', bob ndber CUR Stlot eclr~
5tn, nit rr ,trpnt IN Srclritrect lurnprfr Der
lnprre pen u Nfrrn, an ZEN 5air9runo nGrclit
ltcBsne unO 5ltlth an Die 9ti9monO uno Jrcpe
ridSbnr9rr Sabn Srcnjsnr.
Gin 9Ian pisisr 0'runritHds lieSt in ~mnlrrer
Office CUR Nniittt GuL pOit!bit Sugltib Ofertrn
snt9eBen genpmmen mcrpcn.
Goblin II. Hyperion Nut:jcnare.
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gSlrtb16aIt III Iertaufcu!

Tie ppu cem unterScihnctcn I'm 5ranflin Rrase
uutcrbalb Walifr. %aefubrts a8irtbihuit INC "a.
9erbicr- SNlcn ipiiuidt o~erielbc inter DEN an.
nsbmkarfin Stptn9un9rn gu nertaufcn. Dities
WcltaIt tt(tIbt ihrn felt mebr.ren ,jatreu nnr
1T aufs Srtr eingeribtct. Gluf lirbbabrr fGnuen
ith i'm gpfal bic 'um 1itcu Sui, uuo noh pjci;r
3rit i'll Der Slfce rcs Grdansc 6ctc1s mclpea.
N Srtk
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Ool8i DpI.i

anierNi6ntttT bali frI'mIbrenr ,,nen srssGi Ssrrdtb Yn
Stptn- up 6itisnb,l; teltu GuaIiIaf, unp fann l,lIt
aunren ittrnit lnier Zen 9%unltiSiltn 3NoilGunIer sirlebtn.
gel RauIen zen . &IAIItrn rsrp eas JErGpultn ipitcnirtI bt,
lerst. Selteuuu9sn, Nrlte binttsianen rtrpta tci DGtucp II.
Sste cher ejec. u. punblep. 8roaslraFe, isrrir in scr brl,.
utteerlaSe an Srpaelir., nabe Srprtc NYtnne rocrocr. srpnsi
etlprbt. Hrstlt: 9aS bette Gt6enbcli i'll 81. 80, UNI
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ueten =. StcinIeln. ortr in 0plt's Wtiibtsptr.
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An3eiger.
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