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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-03-31

an instrument under foot He was vehemently
cheered throughout his speech.
Tae Convention then took q recess until o'clock
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-03-31
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HER SUN
IL MER RESIDENCE, containing 1876 acres OF land
about 80 of which cleared part of good meadow
land situated about miles west of Raleigh, ard lai
mile south of the n. c. Railrnad. large weIInShea
dwelling House, with the necessary out houses: among
them Ice House. Barn and Stables; fine assortment
of Fruit Trees and well of pure water, &c.
The above mentioned property is very desirable ma
ton for school residence Liberal terms Offered to The
purchaser Persons wishing to purchase are referred
The Messrs Tucker, of Raleigh, or to Henry H. Br!ab
Newbern, N. G.
SARAH F. B. CARRAWl.
March 2, 1860. l8-w&swGmos'
nN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PHlLA. CRkAA
" ALE, just received at the -,,,-,,r
OAK CITY HOUSE.
Raleigh, March 6, 1860. l9-w6SWtL
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-03-31

"EARTT g. IREDELL WOULD CALL
LII ticular attention to their large Stock Of
Boots, Shoes, Caters, &c,
for Gents, Ladies, .Nisses, Bgys, Chdrt" ana 0"'N
tDedr. no It.
Raleigh March 20, 1860.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-03-31

Madame Anna Bishop sung in Galveston, Texas
IN the 10Th inst.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-03-31

THOMAS WEBB, Sec'y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-02
FOREIGN NEWS.

ST. JOINS, y F, oct. -.
Steamship fulton, from Southampton lIth,
passed Cape Race Sunday evening where She
was intercepted by the news yacht.
The Fulton ha continuation Of severe
gales since leaving Southampton.
The Europa arrived at Liverpool en- the
l4th, the Teutona ut Cowes, and the .Nnslo
Saxon Mt Londonderry 10th. The Adri9tie
had arrived vt Cowes.
lhe Neapoiittn Princes had ordered re
acwal OF the attack on the GArihalaiaus
1t is asserted that there was great cunste-
nation in the Turin Cabinet in consequence
al the Russian and prussian Ambassadors
having submitted formal protests against the
S.rdlnian invasion OF Italy.
The Russian ambassador will deman Hi,
passports II no attention II paid itls protest.
Mazkin had refused 10 leave Naples.
The diplom4tists at tttet.l had protested
against the decree relative to Milino. al
the ambassadors signed it except the French.
General Gayon had re-ocupied ltsrbo.
Three new Forts with rlied cannon had
been completed between Side and Milomoeco.
Adyces from China state that the Allies
had attacked the Tartar camp, and the Chi
nese fed ia disorder. \ grand attack an the
Taku forts was TO be made on August 10Th
The allied troops reached Paiho August
LIST, and are established at Eelltang, They
found the Northern and Southern i0rts eYac-
uated.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-02
Requisites for making good
Butter.

What agc the requisites for making the
beat BUTTER
There are n few buttcr-makpr- who have
established such reputation for making thr
very finest article, that all they can spare a
market IL eagerly taken at several cents II
pound above the market price. ~ far as
we know, they all adopt the following rues
|. \ perfectly clean cellar, not only clean
from all dirt, but from every lad od3r-rure.
sweet and fresh.
2. Perfectly clean, well Haired yc<scls Net
nm in6uitcssiual sprck of any foreign ~ soar
substance adheres t. any of them
3. Churning before the cream becomes
old.
4. Securing such a temperature that it
will require about half an hour for ehurnin-
If performed much sooner, A loss Of butter
must occur, and it is not 50 good,
s. Work all the hatter-mlk oHt. which
is rarely done and work no l5ugcr. which
is still more rarely, bat sometimes dome.
i. Use the purest salt-Inl add an ounce
% pound.
I Pack the butter in the iarS or frkin~
so'.d-put as much in a snail slaee a. r's-
sihle.
5. Lastly, an first als1, provide g,ll
sweet pastures, and plenty Of perfectly pure
water for the cows at all times
II any person has rrlctiecd all these. and
have not succeeded. we weuh like t. hear
from them. 1t is proper u state, however,
thai there arr some who assert that their
vessels. e., are clean. when in lass they ar
far from it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-02
Interview of artenllS ward Jr.
with Wiz. Douglas.

Cicrg2aad, Sfpf. -, lSb0. Mister Editor:
| sea my gull to inform the pubiik thru,
the medium OF your kolHms of the great ad-
dishun have gest maid mi CRATE metrop-
htciian she biSines, and DARN shk rope and
sim naStic SarkuS. List mite | had an io-
tcFvu with Steyun \. Duglas. the renowned
pohtukal ambidixtcr and proprietor and
Cbecf kloun in the great popular suyercrity
sho. Mister paglas is generally kaled the
littil giant from his hayin performed the
CRATE feet of wllkiu the whole length ri Ma
s,a and Dixon 5 close line win the drc,l skot
lecisshun in one hand, and his whole popu-
Ter suyerenty she in the uthar, ami also pull
tin M the urmmuth IRE kals1 the miss'oria
komVromisc. winch WAS first planted in / -
liz Ihomus GeAarsun and utaers and set ont
ugain in l>20 Mister puEIa> pulled up tins
tire and the coustItushun With 1t and liiist
them under his feet.
But was cola on to sly that Ire haz hin
trtliuthru tie esteFH aHi -atAaTn Stats per
lormiu his trtks and sl5ekn his pcs. The
WAY hetaAes un in with hts Tapl suyereHty
game Is not 80, lsh5l.ls outa bIl to the r
pie. and S,z. Tiers plilrr snycranty-tharc' 5
the CRATE rrinsjpal At first tha think tha
sec it hat vlsn tha lask httlt sharper il
she's ike the du on thu oriental korn>talk
when tie no1ual >ln rjz'> IN thrc7St on a
thnnieln .tut da in the middle OF JUL
e.tut.:s-., found nowhere The falks sometimes
ct ua and k9rnar him in tite place Ilase.
but he j. tagull smaala cin krtwl thru
mighty little hsle. Bat tia - h. dId one
graft trlk-4t etc place d. ait an TX aHd
~ erO klams
y soon a. lerl ef lis arrival in our toun
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-02
Men who do and a Man
who don't care Wheth
er Slavery is voted up
or voted down.

In order to eonstrast the Position OF
Mr.. Douglas with those of the fathers Of
this country-those most active and infu-
entail in securing its liberties anl found
ing It's government-we propose to place
their and his declarations side by side,
that the reader may compare them, and
judge which of the parties is right:
We hold these truths to be seif-eyidcut,
that all men are created equal that they
arc endowed by their Creator with GER
tain nalienable rights, among which arc
life liberty, and the pursuit Of happiness.
Declaration If HqdePeadaaec
DON'T CARE whether slavery il
voted up or voted down.-Stcpica i.
Dougias.
1t is among my first wishes, to sec some
plan adopted by which slavery in this
country may be abolished by law
IFaStj" ;. I
IDONT CARE whether slavery is
voted up or voted down.. !. Douglls.
Indeed. l trcmblc for my country when
| reflect that God i, lust that hi Justice
cannot sleep forever that. CONSIDERING
Numbers. nature and natural means only
= revolution of the wheel Of fortupe.s ey-
change of situation is among possible
sv,nt, that il may become prohabl. hy
snpernatural influence the \ mighty ha.
no attribute that can take side with Us in
such a contest.-lhomas JctsrSos.
IDONT CARE whether slavery is
voted up or voted down. 4. po'f9faS,
We have found this evil fslavery{ ha,
preyed upon the yery ,itals Of the Union.
and has been nrcdindieal to the States in
which il ba. exi,tsd.-.Jqwcs Uoaroe.
o,-.n, ..,n,,
DON e,AiAE whether taEs'3 i
voted up OF voted DOW n > Il A19"5t@S.
Sir, envy neither 'he heart nor the
head OF that man from the North who
ToLn RandoJob =
noN-., = .,-...-
nO-N a NJ Nn''l,e' "a - = w.
30 long as God allows the vital current
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-02
CORRESPONDENTS.
Salt River.

" riGeH 5teF t5s t7st Pfssfstf1'iat Election
II ,rs must TO Salt River 90
We have merry crew,
Enough to pilot or to row,
To spread the sheets or clew.
oHoRus.-Aud when VIC reach our destined port,
Wen stay till four years fec,
Aud then comc back to join the sport
OF Freedoms jubilee.
Tacn pipe all hands and let Us sail,
And leave Our foes behind,
They have more reason to bewaiI
The fate. which they will find
Anl when We reach, &c.
Tho Retreat.
Arise and If VIC must retreat,
Like Zrucrhan We 60
T. share with thousands defeat,
Whose fame. like his will glow
,tfgrys,-But when four years have passed away
Rejoicing We viii come,
To share the t5jumlhs of the day
That gives the free their home.
witt cheerful hearts our march We take,
Though beat We still are free,
And NJ cr t. conquer Will forsAke
The flag Of liberty.
But We have. &c
Cheer up tho conquered W. have lost,
No credit. in thc isht--
In tie next csntes, We can boast
Both victory and tight.
when fur years have passed away
Rejoicing NC will come
share the trumphs Of the day,
That gives the free their homo,
Return from Salt River.
.Ja.f H'4a~,.
Hark' bark the whistle suuHls-arise
AMI listen to the call.
With thrilling notes the summons flies.
AMI .haaH he heard BY all.
cHoEr - lis freedom voice that calls you hcne
+ gilt the battle Ger,
Which naw Is uase.i IN her defense,
And s,a her nights restore.
The fur years which mu.; here be passed
Are drawing t. eIu,e,
AMI with tie ending ii the last
our prospect brighter glows.
Il, freedoms yaicc, 4.
Prepare prepare to take your leave.
Aui down Salt river ea
Thc promised blessing to receive,
\ triumph Ger your foe.
Il. freedoms voice, &c.
We've hai a merry t.fnc ~lile here,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-02

the fermentative power of the crule ma
nnres dug Or plowcd under in the fall.
We have suggested only few things
there are many more that these few may
suggest to the mind of the systematic far
MGR 1t Is pleasant and encouraging to
go forth in the spring and find 50 much of
tire new years work commenced il is in
spring, and gives one start that he feels
all through the season. So let us take
time by the forelock, anil DO all things at
the right moment, aud do them well.
" T.. Farmer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-02

DorolAs's D5sFests Who're was Douglas
when the homestead BID passed the >cnatc ,
II hat he qaa
Where was Douglas when the tribute.
were paid to Hoieritk3 IT daf He p'aasg
" here was Douglas whom tue DAVIS Ke>e-
lutians passed the Senate2 II haf n 9,z.
etttef1.
Where was Douglas when the biA for the
admission OF Kansas came up IN thg Senate j?
III had "a. jote-l compliant.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-02

At the time of the departure Of the mail,
the allies were opposite Faku forts.
The Chinese were preparing to make strong
resistance.
The rebels attacked Shanghae on the 18th,
bat were rcpulscd III trade Is stopped
There had been a mutiny at Lamarang, in
which nihe rcrons were killed, and thiaty-
nine Of the mutmeers had been huNg.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-02

NEVADA, HI, Ut. II, I~H'.
Ma. SAWYER SIR, y tbs POINT af the
PraIrie Sate has - suddenly become thu
great pint II attfarti7n for tue Arstoaracy
=,,a \ IlI5ity If EagI4nd Il must r>,.,s CON
,}..,il.,,,,.r.... ...,,ry.l, .,,l - -
:,
pi Your A"'9a'% l'i%f' IN common win al
the great j." Yankee Nation. er viii At least
when informed Of all the illustri5as person
,,f., ha,. re,...r,Iy ,,r,co5 :, mi. ,Iefr
- -,
presence. Inc frince lett dwight on the
18th uit, and Lady Franklin stopped there
the Il inst. On the S;h the Hon. aycn
T,,..;,, ,,,-..l tf.r.e.., a,5 las, Ia, NO,
Least Oh lie ~" Siast "eaieSaa!) the
" Martyr Stephen came cut Oh " the plat
form 1,f +. railroad cary and rxhibitci
~ f.5,;,.. -.
t'hi>hed gaze oi more than doz people
who had gathered around the depot, on but
NJ L.,nr.' n,tie5 af lis tr,in., H.. :
-
i'S' i'''''''a -" ''''''H - oi'u''' 'S''c'
eiSaty, as viii BE- seen by referring 70 SOM
Of the recent State elections.
o., IN. sri, inst I vs. m p,,,t;a, - ho,r
an al''esS y "3'tJ'y ''e democrats DE- l'''e
with impltcable hatred that " NgDaar' h
.4tqtt..aaist. - Owen L5yejsy. IL. addressed
E, .,.l ..,.I,.,.;.,.t... .,,,i.ri,., = -,
anu - INC "'ufs l41"rea sneN +" N'iiey oil
BIT .hat into the ranks If the bogus demoe-
racy. a. none but LoYejoy can. There Wa
-, =. ~ ,',-~1,. 49,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-02
Douglas Democracy!



slaves are regarded =, PROPERTY, and placed
e. lual footing vita other Prap.riy Reaes
TIE oSGeT " siayes-the .4n ss tue oHser If Any
other species oi property. HAS kIbAI ~ ks
NaER fp Any IEtsGl IpEY AND CARRY MS
PROPERTY WITH HlM-A.gttah u Hea. Ia. "a
Neu. Gft.a,, i'.o, lsJS.
Again
IeAEE &or WHETHER SLAVERY Is Nj.
II II. ar eTEb DyNs -stclaes 4 Dous-
a..
MAT l.H. Johnson ~
WEET4In|E CAPITAL ShJtLD ONN Ia
H#U. j. tssge sas at t.at tasss isi.t be = Ia
boring class every .alele1 Ia 81 esa'tfl.. nd
af4cr# every tarA Z s.e.sl ..sA.attIea. thef.
ts.a-, #e s!.rg. tia slsss Of men .ho -
their l.fla. ly lie ,s-et ai tlei 8rer al tL-te
must Je another class that controls aAi directs gac
capital 4 tie autry, 4e.-Hfs E.H Y. J5tasoa.,
Sch "a Pil4.e .z. A,i< II, lsi6
lie.e We have ths deot..ae ia all its enernlity,
that HE LAEaElNd NAN SHOULD BE
NLAN E--aasoa't= al ant a,feaist y III bot -
las CANDIDATE FuE TIE VICE PEE~IyEN-
=. Let the e5ple remember /
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-02
Ballots +! Ballots :

The Republican Committees should So
that ballots for Electors of President asl
Yies President are provided IA amI+s saa-
son.
We give below the regular Republican
ticket Tor every Republican ayter in tile State.
For Electors et' Pessafrtsad f,e. Pres9 ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-02

The Ea,nsriRe Journal says. if the
people ot SOUTH Carolina want 10 secc,le. let
them by all means >eeelc, Let them go to
England, OF Ras-,a, OF Spain, or Cuba, or
Mexico or wherever els they please But he
lainly tells them, they can't bc allowed u
taxi their lands with thcm. We shall wan.
that for the uses Of y better and more loyal
lpralIti1n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-02

-Afc>.r, B4iley 4 Noyz- Of Portland
have Putlshel new aud uehue.lcd work
called the &" Maine Owl OrHcer" It !. .e,
ton ur to supply anecs,ei'y long TIT 1.
has he5a re4isriani corrected ~ Hon Eth
er shcfle! I,i-ciitc,I by Ei~arl ) Nor
rs Esq II IL highly eymmaudyl ~ the
lessd Iro.ce.i,o.
1t Is nov said that tbe ree,nt die
tiohs have wiped out the last s.nc,i,lbl,
hope Of the BlI Everett * Dough-. PARTY ia
the southern State while they have ,trn.th-
ened both Lincoln aud Br-e knridec.
We call attention To the business cara
Of M',srs. Durham, S,r@nt Il u. our
friends viii Gnd tho-, gentleman all thcy
could d'rirc, and tllcir business facilities un.
surpassed,
SENp AIoNa TIM RNs.-Nnl our
friends forward to Us thc result Of their elect
ion as soon a. may Be, after the polls are
closd
We notice that Messrs. DAVIS 4 Lord
successors t. \. j. Morison& 90. in the Hard.
ware business, are receiving full stock Of
goods in their line.
We are requested by the friends old
Sc Batenan, late OF Brookssilie, who 1t was
stated, shot himself u contradict the state.
meht. His dea.h was purely accidental.
The 29th Of November has been Sc.
iected for Thanksgiving Day in the State, Of
Michigan ana Connecticut
The Steamer Roekland will make three
more trips thus fail
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-12
siabhf6es.

1870 ~-EM"A .
Nasrrt.6 curt.% N9fa,p Dan, gattrtfcn. sfns
hfag ShUaras. muete aa Samsiaa Hntsr sfr
autIas rcr rsm Msper rrsdsin,n, eu,H r,n
tRsnuF sra SrirtuDrtn b:n Vsrfanc s~sr!rrsu
yu tattn. So tite ifrs Ne SctduRs siianedsu
nab tffdiaHts ouf naahffsa Q omasrias Elm psi.
tsrss %r,bSr etr Rrfiaatnsmtrtetn an.
Samss y. @ea. arastiaat. Tcbsrt Srisa,ma.
ter inihttirt uhp nris eins SrniS. sefbIassn ~
tattn, Surrs iur isin, 1ise,rerlhsmen rpr Orr
Sourt, an II. eis., uatsr s290r Sira'bait ss
/ lt,se on eieirm Sage bic acssa ibu ps,l,sa,nss
6sase wisser adabtTnitn Srfrs.
Die %ttsfhrtr res 5arutr eiet6atu. Sb; :
ttf- Ttrsins tptrtsn BEL Der bens Wssne aatEn.,
tftnvsn Scratching ahss a4fefrt,n, wiee,r Gin.
NAL fertu @6nnsra arinO SSrtanetn tiuen rect
%6sitersh Atene ,a t~trtitcr. Gf CUR auTatrau
tcmmfhtsn Stlde, eis @sitrirfana .t,r Sanyt,
trdiis ess Sertine. Ter ftcn jest t,srans.,.9 i
son eesmaua'S nsasr 9iaRttanr, iprld, bel S;u
SrrhtGansen mitrittt ane nod Stsneisuna
s%stitttn ,u sinsm sSa,6sn auTTprrsrn trirp, -
tnp'ih attr aud eve sn,utrftnntnee Brhrs6tn
res hrn, Sttinltta, biz iittn asfrtrassnt 81 De
See Wirtss sur 3ufr,tssabltt aur spra ,aflp.
= tfsf. N@taart aae coo 1s,rie Ger Mrt,
lpat F5 tttts a'tap Gin rs&t ,abirsihts pasStt.
tafh ~sinTnren rrire.s '1" o. Et '-.''''
IL sdastr une Saus.rfrtunc, n,asb.n pr
rdraui aufm,rfiam. rag tit ;, SanAerse5st" ess
srr. S. SrFpl : wisrsr utu sIInstriht,t iihp str
Ssnisr rtr bisTstn 8trtin. sfrn .iht Srsanrs
raitltR ttsraesn prp.
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satiaaifnsn Msau ,ur BtaAr = EasHi& ssrsiea
yet. Gin Amsriiansr Hamsns @aa,s rpres ass
ssmitttsn aHlas auf dbniits Ne,iis uisbsu,slt.
Sfeasr tFsisitta Der sCasasr sslbaas. f.iar
ss~irsnsasidi&ts, sis man mt nntu, a.niidrsn
@sfGRls tr eRtriiauns uns prs 8spasgrns ten.
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lsfamntaimchunae,t.
Wm cater Gne trrdsusr Gsarr ftsbt tiuia ,u
.%sr'tnttn tel Gtnrsthci.r uup HiuSler,
" Nsw Martet Hptet. ''
sBitrs iar @sstusr uus 5arm,r.

nll2 NdtF Sans,o he i'm srisne Aultar3utanet
80 : Fgett lsue oe!iusswtit ,um Bsmll1tas
it sl9ntn. ltsbtr r,tlt elnrm Darduf tsTnrl:ebtn
!NrpahIGs 'tipts III pttrtnfh. Ter Tlls N ma,
ezra u SliGttter pim Mattr ,%utfrrdt. On fti
etarr eERdnn nj. itltit nur a~srinNum 6 apitai rrir!'
IA Stanrt itir,. eth 8,rm5len rurct eieitn 9 a,
III srIprrteu. N6bets stusfunft eitb lit In Stp-
'nrne- pr. 3. will rr an Sresl lrss,, eetr
rnan bt!rt,e ih i6riftIiS lu wcnpsn an
=. 6. ~. ltmmermann,
i'e Hetersturd,t 0a.
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3n Sernlictbcsi.

DAG mob attic Sadlsiubaus nit 5 ~;sinmsrn
Ine icnifisen S.adtmIihtciisn an ptr Gds Yrn
DueaI unt 5ttn 'Strdfs. Sem pru. 8,ault &c.
%Aeniibtr, VI fur So per Dlcuaf ~ ptrmitrten. ~
r3G sIfrastn bel Ntt'gm3 3. %. qanat, @.
rErE AZ .tg.+t IA pdaSrkifr. - etsu 4tf- StY
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aHirtbibait ,um 8erfaui.

aStrtel1att iun Strtdui.
Stne rouitanris ethstrittttts Wirtti4ait, an
elmer 6auptitrd6e in her 9fShe rer Start aelfa.n
ltrht ans frstsr bane su psrtauitn. Fir Nttdu.
libfsitsn iiar in trittr STpnnus uni aeh6rfn
/ Adsr auits shne ~ risiem Ytasfs esjIen esais
nOa ait Sabre Iauit. NlSrrss gu ~criraSsns in
rer : fTcr :. SI-
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Secne g~Sirtbfdbaft
q 8 a !,

aaerbttr = g a n.
lem pntlitu:n Die srsrtsnfft Nnacise, off eer
II .teriihnrts in ieinem rauie am I'll en- Slarft
rem S~ilGmarft sessniitsr. cine seiribitaft n,tit
e~aasrhisr SaiUn srribtst bat. mcieltlt er 6h
frsusn pirr. ieine Brsunrc uno raS p.itl;fum i'm
alaemeintH nit Cen triltn 0etrantsn b~eeieneu
III fSnnsn. SIS Sfcrente MifIrr
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Boy Sfr unttrisibnete punint lsiRem an tst
Srrst 2urnptse, lsii6sn Der bannrrer unf
Vcuila eeurt Funlt 9icae. itSH 0sttasntu Ylas.
rtr i D etlcnnsrs, fur cine Brcefrp rrtr SBirts.
taTt sisn't. unisr afHh,asu 8te,uaumasn ~
ptrtIu'tn. mtrtt III rsrrfn .rIrisnt. cns rtt.
Ter Y:ae esn anSaanAspuatt Ter prejsetirtrn
neaea YilHt Jrse u RET 'N
afsHa1s'7'fH 6tHrY Rturpbr.
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EamerrN Qnperis.

stn iaua'r G6wtiler, Ger in Der etrpa 6 Rc..
natsR bier in SitmcHSl tsiauo. fdun bel Stni
uaterisi6nstsHi Ha&rittsn ron leiusr mn ien
ie6r btflmmtltfu %urtsr r~,fabrsu. rs,.,3 aa
item Tfari '60. >. VI. Strtdtr,
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