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work well. Let's try them tomorrow.
The next morning Fred devoted al
hour before school to writing compost
ton. After he had written halt.a-dozer
lines his mother called him off to dc
something for her. During his absence
his sister Lucy made use Of his pen an(
ink to write her name on school-book
In doing this she carelessly let fall a droT
of ink on the page he was writing. Free
returned while she was busily employed
in doing what she could to repair the mis-
chief.
" am very sorry. did not mean tt
do it, said Lucy.
Fred was so vexcd that he would have
answered his sister very roughly if Giles
had not interposea
Take care, Fred you know the thing
Is done and can't be helped >"
Fred tried hard to suppress his vexa.
ton. know it was an accident" he
said pleasantly, after brief struggle
with himself
Lucy left the room, and Fred sat down
again to his composition After a mo-
mcnt he looked up. " No great harm is
dong, after all. he said Two or three
alterations are much needed and if |
write ii over again, | can make them"
so much for cool head and not get
ting vexed,' said Giles laughing, Our
rule works well"
At night Fred tore his pants while
climbing over fence That. too
bad, he said,
1t cant be helped, said Giles 0they
can be mended'
The way to help it is what troubles
me sad Fred. [ don't like to ask
mother, she has 80 much to do
Giles proposed that he should get over
his difficulty b asking Lacy to do the job
for hun as her mother had taught her to
mend very neatly. Fred was not at first
disposed to adopt this measure He knew
that Lucy disliked menIing very much,
and wa7 afraid she would be cross, flask
cl to do it; bat at last decided to run the
risH Of that. They found Lucy busily en-
Ployel with 1 piece Of embroidery, and
quite absorbed with her work. Fred
boxed signii,antly at Giles when he saw
how hi. sister vas employed; but he con-
eluded h. had g9ue toe taf to retreat, and
must make a bod push.
Il wish y ask great favor Of YOU.
Lucy, but fear have come in the wr9ns
time, said Fred
What DO YOU want % said Lury.
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II The San Francisco Vigllaree Commit
tee have presented a splendid sword to capt.
Hiram Web5 of New Bedford, who was for
merly prominent member of the organiza-
tior The sword cost sos, has a diamond
in the hilt, and is enclosed in a gold seab-
bard, which is covered with engraved de-
signs commemorative Of the dungs Of the
once famous Vigil ants. - Boston Jour.
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TERMS OF ApvERrisING.--0ne square or 'ese
three insertions, 81 ,25; each subseqnentins
ton D. cents. One square one year, SOU
liberal discount made on long advertise
ments. A square is l6 lines NonparIel.
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The Seckel pear derived its name from
Lawrence Seckel, a wine inerchnat of Phila-
delphi, who raised the original tree from
which buds have been largely Disseminated,
, 1860-09-14

"Two DOLLARS WORTH TEN."-In his ad-
dress to the conference, just before reading
ont the appointments, Bishop Amcs alluded
10 the various methods by which an itn-
Grant preacher might render himself useful,
and among others, be spoke of circulating
newspapers as on important means of good
doing. In his first circuit, some thirty
years ago, he had been very active in this
direction, and he used 10 say to his mem
bers, as reason that they should take
newspapers, that he had had experience as
school teacher, and that it was his delib-
crate opinion, that two dollars spent for
q good newspaper was of more value as an
educator in the family, than ten dollars
paid to q school master for tuition. And,
remarked the Bishop, thirty years obser-
tation has but confirmed that opinion
'P. @. Adrocdtc.
, 1860-09-14

!. HoMcfDE AT THE DALLEs.-At coro
ners inquest which was held at the Dalles
in the case of an old man named Burns, the
iury returned verdict, to the effect thai
Burns came to his death by blow or blows
from club or other blunt instrument ia
the hands Of J. G. Jamison. Justices
Condor and Hogdon released the accused
on giving bail in the sum Of $1,000.
From the evidence adduced it appears
that on the morning Of the 2Sth uIt., while
Burns was in q state of intoxication, he en-
tered the gate and passed into the house o.
Mr.. Jamisou, who led him out twice, tell
ing him not to come any more. Burns was
walking away when he stopped and threw
tea-cup at Jamison, who then picked up
a stick, and following struck him with il
severely over the head and body while he
was lying on the ground.
From the injuries he received, Burns
died the same evening Vancouver Chron
ide.
, 1860-09-14
THE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE

or DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY, Is already secured in posi-
ton which places IT, rs well as It's proprietor. far
above the assaults Of envy and professional malice.
In the schools Of France, the highest prizes are often
awarded TO practitioners In this department OF Medi
cal science and they occupy with others, an equally
lofly position Ia the profession Rcord Is an Illus
tFious example, shining light among the phoosoph-
ical stars Of his age In Europe and Dr. CEapkay has
fully equalled him In this country proof OF which,
the Philadelphia College Of Medicine complimented
him with diploma, and the honorary ad sundsm
degree. Selecting this as his field Of operation, al
though qualified graduate OF the University .oi
Of Pesth, and late Chief Surgeon OF the Hungarian
Revolutionary army, for more extended labors,
70 the cure Of Chronic and private diseases,
In which be has become great expert that he Is
now regarded as the LEADER in this branch Of his
profession throughout the United States, and his por
tait and biography published as matter OF inter
est 70 their readers in the most exclusive journals
The Doctors Offices are at bis Medical and Surgical
Institute, on Sacramento street, corner Of leidesdor
nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Nail
Steamship Company.
HF We ask particular attention Of our readers n
the sworn certificates OF remarkable cures In aDotheI
column Of this paper.
DR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
n1 Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street below
Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company's Office San Francisco. The Doctor odcn
free consultation and asks no remuneration unless he
elects q cure.
az Persons not wishing to lose time ii CORES
pondence please enclose $40 In their letters, a thcj
viii get immediate attention TO their cases.
Address, LII. CZAPKAY, NJ. D.,
sm32 San Francisco, Cal.
, 1860-09-14

ENGLISH CoTToN Mills OWNED BY OPER-
RrivEs.-In o recent debate in the House
Of Commons upon reform measures, the fact
was stated that in Lancashire there are co.
operative cotton mills, Of which laboring
men are tho owners, which they manage
successfully themselves, and which, as pay
ing speculations, are extremely fourishing
and we'll conducted. One concern Of this
kind was mentioned as having 1000 mem.
bers, which had a C, pital Of 1920, 900; an
other, doing q business Of $40, 900, with
500 members; another commenced in 1874,
which began with 28 members, who sub
scribed IS each, at the end Of fifteen years
bad Bo'fewer than 2,703 members and a
capital Of $l35,OO0 Many more Of these
undertakings are in existence, to which are
attached reading-rooms, libraries, maps,
globes, telescopes, microscopes, and other
scientific apparatus Of the most recent con-
struction.
, 1860-09-14
DIR. MlFFHEW n BURNS.

oYTIca OrFoNfE mn NV sfAaE oFIIcl, NAN
H.. srHEET, oLruFIAsE Tsfsd 1alIEa
DR. BURNS pETJRys THANKS TO THE CITT-
zens of waAlnrton Territory fnr M lihtralaIaro
of puhr patronage he has received far ite LII ron
years, While practirlne Medicine and Surgery IN all
tlelr vafiaus aepsrtmeutH. tI4I 1870
Dr. B.'s Surgery i furnished with a complete A.
sottrnent Of snrgca Instruments many 81 tlIn nl.
and patented improvements of emlncnt Snrreuns In
ID BrESs respectfully Informs Bis numsronr
cads thathe has Ioaefed biz ruip ~ charges 10 lu
the fmss Gala psncfrailg qffssdsi "a uifi trr l.l
Olympia, Dec. ., 1850, ~. 49,. 80
, 1860-09-14

Health, Strength and Happiness are OBJ
tned BY cleansing the Blood Ofits impurities Blood,
we are told on the highest authority n the Lifer
ot at least tn medium Of LIE 10 the Body; and h.
We know the great feeder Of every part Of the frame.
Thus the blood Is the great channel of disease conse
quently good or bad state Of the system, consti
ttion Is no more less than good or bad state Of
The blood We have made the composition Of the
blood our study and satisfied that two twothrds
OfAll diseases are caused by its impurities.
Believing the above facts, we made ourselves ac-
quainted with the BLOOD CHEMICALLY with view to
reliable medical agent that would correct all the
impurities Of the blood and at the same tine eiectl-
ally cure oil diseases arising therefrom. We have
succeeded beyond most sanguine expectations, as
thousands can testify who have tried the virtues Of
The preparation known by all professional men as
HALLS sARsAPARILLA YELLOW DOCK AND
lODIDE OF P0TASS.
Beware Of ignorant imtators. Tho genuinc Is sold
everywhere by respectable dealers, in preference tc
all others.
r. HALL 4 CO..
Sole Propnetors.
6m3s lI3 and las Clay street.
, 1860-09-14

and covered with blood, sought the house
n Mr.. Falkerson, where every attention
: w,s promptly given her. The child was
hrried in the Catholic Cemetery on the
oSth ult. Mr.. F. adds, d" / visited the
house on the following morning. more
nerfect wreck I have never seen-therc
was not space of four feet in the place,
IN which she would not have been killed.
Tdnooarcr Chr0n1e'e.
, 1860-09-14
BEEE. MUTTON. VIAL AID PORK

that can he procured from the farmers Of Thurston
and adjoining counties. His prices will he fixed To
suit the times, but credit need Be asked, it will
not be given.
Farmers arc requested TO give him a call before dis
posing Of their butter and eggs elsewhere. The high
est prices will at all times be paid.
Olympia, July 2I, 1860. Soy
, 1860-09-14
THE TORNADO!
GREAT DESTRUCTION!

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING IN CoNTEM-
j platiOn change in the character Of his busines,
and desiring to close out the entire stock OF Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Crockrry ETC.,
now in store, will commence selling on Monday the
18th inst. at San Francisco COST prices for CASH,
and will continue to sell at those rates until the Sth
day of September next, at which time the remaining
stock hand will be offered at public auction to the
highest bidder.
All those desiring great bargains can now avail
themselves Of an opportunity to secure them at a
small cost H
It will be understood that sell exclusively for
.ra wM NJ. RUTLEDGE.
Olympia, Aug. 10, lsC0. 3std
, 1860-09-14
Mrs. WinsIOw,

An experienced nurse and Female Physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children teething which greaily
fachtates The process OF teethlng by softenng the
gums, reducing all Internationally alay all pain,
and i sure TO regulate the bowels. Depend upon u
mothers viii give rest to yourselves, ard relief and
health 10 your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases.
ee advertisement in another column 2jy
, 1860-09-14
DISSOLUTION.

THR COPARTNRSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
j ing between the undersigned In the finn Of JUD-
SON, C0RLISS 4 CO., Is this day dissolved by the
mutual consent OF parties. .1'
Mr.. - SIMPSON, who Will hereafter oontinae the
business at the old stand Of the Olympia Market"
Is authorized IN collect ell moneys due the firm.
He respectfully solicits continuance Of the pat
ronage heretofore extended TO the former firm. It
will be his constant endeavor 10 ksek on hand Tie
haa.f ~
, 1860-09-14

D0- The proceedings of the District
Court will be published in our next
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aus 19rer Setabnn9 9eipedt wproen, -lie fiiblte
llnneutlId, wa8 nit ibr 9eIdab, - aber lire
Srdfte paren 9ebrp6en, iie mar miperItanDlp8,
fte eraab it4 in ibr Sdidlal. - Sebt burd,z
3ufte lte etne beftt9e @rl6iitteruna, ite fablte
nod, Dap Der Wann, Der ie trlt9, nit ibr cine
Srbobuns binab9elprungen mar, banm ober
S[er9lngell lbre Stnne 9dn3lid unp tootenG9us
ll9e Grltarrnn9, 9dn5li4e 8epuBaoli9teit err
faBten tbren 19ma9en Sorper. t
:, Der Mann, beilen brpbenDe GrIdeinuu9 bic
Serlrrte 10 erl4re6t ber lie bann erarifien unb
poDpltgetraSen bate, mar wirtli6 NIT ibr in
etne S9lndt binabselprunseu, bort in cine
9rrBe GroAoble 9efrpbel,, upo bate Die lebloIe
Wtare ouT elnem petden 2aoer BON Otco8
uno Seu i'm Slnter9runoe Der STble nieber9ez
la1ien.
Gr ltanb jeet Dor ibr unb murmelie: ,glrz
mes Wtdo4en - bilt 10 erI6rpden DOT Q8plf,
- unO Q8plf t6ut Dir opd nidt8, = Wplf tit
Oein 6reuno !! = 6iir9telt Du Did no6 ppr
oem arnen SSplf ?"- gll8 Der Wabnlinnige,
oenn ct mar eS, ber auf leinen nd9tli9en W1nz
oerlmgen Wtarien 9efullpen bate, - feline
Nnhpprt erbielt, flliete ct Bel penl Maoben
nieper uno le9te ieine SanD aui ibr falte8 &ntz
le, - bann auf ba8 n1r matt i9lasenoe Ser5
- cine mlenpliAe Nnsit ldien iid2 leiner 3u Be-
nlelltern, - er rleb tbre Sdnoe nit ieinen ra,t<
ben Sanoe, - er le9te trpfene8 6eu auf ibren
&orper, I'M lte 5u ermIrmelt, - Damn lu6te ct
emltJ in einen Wintel ber iOGble unO brddJte
etn III ptele Papiere uub 6aoern ein9elpidelte8
Yafden 3inobSl56en berpDr, : er i4lcppte
etna8 Seu uno trofene8 0teilig Dor ben Sin
gang bet ADc9le, 3iimOete e8 un unD le9te nun
Ool3 Oaraui. Der Wino trieb ben 9lauc1 bon
per Q9bte ms 6rete, p1breno bic wpbltbiti9e
Wdrnle pc8 Teuer8 iii D18 13llnere pran9 lub
talO l9re belebenpe Q1irtung auf Wtarien duz
Berte. 5bre 2San9en fdrbten lt9 Qllmd6G9
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madtc frdfti9. 2(l8 Oer Wabnltmi9e Diele8 BE.
merfte, mari er lid Dor oenl 2a9er auf Die &nie,
be0efte tie 6dnbe oe8 iflummernoeu WaOz
.temS nit aiiien lurO rief nit freuOebepester
Stlnlme: oSie mtro niAt lterbel1, nidt tobt
Iein, mic QSplL = lie 1pirb leben, ~ pb iie
muB lebcn, = ite ilt il 10 gut, :" - Damn
bprAte er plGeli9 uah bent gtn9ange 3u, ieine
aui9tre9te Ybantalie lieB Jpn cnI @erduid bS=
rem, = CT ldten 81 fitr4ten, Semane f6nne
tpmmen un0 tbm letne an9e6etete QSD1ltbdtertn
eltretBen; pdnn nit etuem WtQle ipran9 ct
auf nit einen 9ewultt9en Sate 5ur S0ble
RnlauS, er8riff etnen iun9en 8aumitumm unp
OieIen, mte eine &eule prebenb, 1dtpin9eno i9ieu
er paS fOnmen eine8 @e9ner8 6u erlparten.
4uein 9llle8 blieb rubi9, unb gSOlf tebrte
nod einnlal 5u benz MdOden 5uriif, Die in tie=
fen, iiiBen S4lumner lag, = pann nabm CT
leine aeule mierer auf uno 9iuS Die 9an3e Nudt
ppr Der SG9le mie eine S4lowa4e auf unb ab.
6prteBun9 fpl9t.
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@ebt ben &Iben feinen 6 itr<
bt8I amen. Sin gl6onuent leuoet cine l1nz
&c &bbanDlung eil1 morin er prr oen1 Tittterlt
per &iibe nit &irbilIen m1rnt. Oe8 Gmlenz
oerS 2lu8ei1anoerIabnn9 lit ni4t gang fOlgerdz
tt9 ullo lttMmt nit unIerer et9enelr Grf1brung
unp pbne Seoba4tun9 nt9t itberetn, SIN NIlz
genleinen linp mir felt iiber5euSt, oaB &itrti1ie
eber tie Wten9e Der Wil4 permebren, ais per=
luinpern, unO ltatt Ginopie9 mu9er gu nlQdem,
baben lpir eine 8rpBe Wen8e Delielten blpS
nit &iirbilien fett 9efiittert. Gin 9fatb in urtz
ierS SOrreppnocnten Srief mag inoeien Der
Aafmertlaulteit wertb lei1. Gr be5ebt lidb auf
bic Sbatla6e, baB Der Game bon Sartilien
cine entl4ieDen Dtnretiide Clrin er5eu9enre)
g8irfun9 auf ben menl4lt4en Sr9antSmu8 ba>
BE, uup DAP, lpenn pte8 III Be3u9 auf bic &abe
Der Sail Iei, per iibermabi9e Ab9ap9 BON llrtn
nptbwenoig bic Wfil9menge perIninDern milie
gr siebt ben 0fatb, DAP mean Siirbife 9efiit.
tert perDen, Der Same au8genomlpen lperpen
iolIte. DeB ldBt it4 bGreu uo peroicnt be-
fpl9t 3u meroeu.
Die @artb Tamtlie. lleber bieIe
anselebeue unp befunnte 6amilie, rpelde NIT
bent Odmpfer u9app Glsin" untersesansen,
idretbt bic vBarIS Stag" III &entufp: "
yWr @artb; mar elmer Der retAlten 61rnler
pieleS (8purbpn) County, Elm Director Der De-
potter 8anf in Yart8, une elm iebr unte>nebs
member unO 5upcrldiii9er @eI4aft5mann. St
mar friiber ei1 Prrielior Der ARatbenlatbif am
@eprsetppn college unp etn iebr gut er5r9ensr
uno intelli9enter @entleman. St bate li3
neulid erboteu, $4,000 5ur @riinoung eineS
college am Blabe 5u 9ebcu, lpenn 4noere li@
5u eben lol4en Seitrd9eu perpfldteten.
@r mar ettpa 40 Sabre alt. -
Wr8. gart9 war I'M Slten 9ebpren unb ers
5o9eu, 1te mar friiber 2ebrerin am @ecr9etppn
MdOden Golle9e un0 BON id6nem IeuBern
uuO feinen Monieren. OtiB glmanpu uuD 9Iuz
ua @artb maren 9albI4welterr ppn Scr. Bm.
@artb uuO le9r fetn 8ebilOete iun9e Oamen.
Die lebte mar bur4 ibre ieltene SaSnbeit uno
Inmnt9 auS9e5eidnet. Sie Hinterlaien eine
Wutter, 3pei Shmeltern lno einen 8ruper,
um ibren un3eiti9en Gerlut 5u betlu9er. sic
reilten Dor eiuigen Ga9en bon bier ab, I'M, tpie
iie jepen Spmmer 5u tbun pfle9ten, ibre Yera
8nit9un98tcur nad ben nSrplt4en Seen an,
Sutreter, ....e-s.. e-.e.-. e.: -... 50.
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gead,tet TnlaenbeB BET 2etteh.-

Der TrgRdde Wr na Dhigen nebelH betaFd tf hth6 STD
sneu an Hen abreHsu a penbsn, bur weItn az nt nnr
BON ueu SmeraeH beiret prh DnherH benebea AUD btfd
Blot eutn Rrofc sne br biass &emns rtan pdbrenb
a in ben Siue bic SSurtpme f cuas Ia haS SsfeM
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rer nett ars6ereH &enuaa strei9t IT, SesnnSen pser
@trices" werben mad einr SeM Er j. Snltt autoe
t1rbeneu Be5anhIun1Spee In Digen Tagn ebne Sdmjea
sbr ucpnoe,tesen t BEN 8atienten sese Snee4 saran
ht Or e. g. Smith hab ene ea,hnbuas BET ~uretara@
b. ala StrctS" bebenbet werheH Drenr 10 OF &har!a&e
biz tanrigiten Spaeu betbetfhbrex.
Suras aeuis aaS sIs ses ienttnaIer S&Ud&< IeSen
len @ Eei 8en ustsa Ncbr e sisIeH aAssser NAB srse
aGafoften eiparen.
or g. s. 5u,ib BAT b1ut bic satde Gsr sBisn eranSse-
srbse Sebatst ais agnb Elm enber 6rt tn Sn'esta U-
a5 eer Contribution tr. nprhHslt&e grat b, imbem
snads unb ,se HeeI anmentet. Setae Rbi;a If 1 rsn
Rertr unb allen msraIiiten Gtsu Ia ener bequem htea
ae suteret uab seaH int GAIT ober Beattaa seer en sse
RcIe unberef nah sbne @thne IN SGdea iu sernreen,
ancnen werben Esr peHn tete &ntsRnoung nsetretta IT,
ptb cine Giihrantnas bet 2cbtnsDeie RDtbwenb4.
Gt beu &ranfteten hes wstbSen @ef&edts tm ". y.
gmtb felt Nebe BON abren ien bcabere auimsraRsH
aerbaet ui,b rerprit alien 2ehesen ein keeabe Cut.
Er. g. .. Smbs Pr6rentaic I'M 6ranea tanH NAN eA pet.
GEM Bat rbate,. Die Wcbt;n IN eHt nab prrbs hner&O
Sabreu austrr1beat bel babon gebraut pres o.. per
Ioreu pede BON Baltimore ent ppsner 1HaeM mao senan
2noab, BET SerttOme Er. s. g. Sms IN s0rtcfreten Dre1
ecuttren uu6 ee Gb n senS ttEem Tke'Ie ees Sasses
aeIdidt erbaltea
9Ie @nfaasn bIeibn Rrts seatt. s bee Cies Est b.
parote 3in,ntcr CUR OtSppficN Der Yaentes.
OH,n caa ttr SsOrgsss big li9I aesaes.
aaso.s a0. IL ae-srsbsssshz. BsIhasss.
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Die @eltult iparf ltd, nit eineu 9riBliden
Sdrei auf ba8 am 8ooen liesenpe WGp4en,
bob lie nit frdftisen 9truen in bic SSbe unp
rannte i'm f9nelliten 2rufe nit ibr in ben Balo
biuein, Durd Die @rl4itterun9 be8 2anfeS,
bur9 bic i9neebeoeften 5Wei9e, bic be unO
bl aber ibr @efdt itreifteu, mar Murie tpieoer
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Oas erp9e S1dbmaf6tnensNat atcnt
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0e Nir- un6 0rOt AFai9Inel 6arlntcr li;enirt.
Dtee Nai4ne 1T 9rOB, att anb baucbat 9bt Iei
lno lat 6aB le gar tein 9erdui4 peruri @t gS lit
en8ieon be bette Wa1iue fir S6neiSer nb S6ubbeteter
8Omm gu uno i @9 bie 3el9nic &leoerfabr.
tante uno Nnoern Se9eu, wele beleIb @ebraut baben
Dtfce: go. LAG rs, 8altulcreitr. pbenauI.
hg W ~trS oeuti6 0eprp9eu,- - &e @a9na8inen WerSa
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9aputFier etnes Der erp entlGeu Gratgu Der
zen Ger ben 8rrstsn 2bsI ineS 9sbens tn rfpalsrn yU
sonph ydrts Ybdbepba Stdbten ;sstrd bal
e9t ger mnarb1et SstunGtn ppaenhtt ron beuer bic s
9tQe Ger Dtsst;tn s untdh9s 2efno bte an Sbrsniau
leh gfr9prta nns snbtren Rrantbeiten ser pd g. ana
tDtH Fti 6eFH8en 8!stsetes1 prheE Gasenbltf4 &C.
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Wssriinoet sur tInterpriltfllnG Der 4uadlalbera,
Der clH5lge plag no eint 3alun8 erIanGs
tperDen faEn, sj.r
"Hsy Qtnperung In feds Stunoen. =.
5ssin Queflilter, Gas ellsre 9eiunpbstt pcE"
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