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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-15

who shall make aidavt to the correctness Oft the
measurement of the land. The number of bushels must
also be certified to by other person who helped to
measure the same. The exhibitor must also exhibit
sample of each variety not less than half buslie at
the next Annual Fair.
COMPETITION WITHOUT TIE COUNTY.
The Columbia County Agricultural Society makes the
field of competition co-extensive with other Counties in
the State and cordially invites the ctzcns other
cietes to compete with us for our premiums at the
ing Fair.
HAY AND STRAW
will be furnished free for all animals entered for prei
uns, and grain will be furnished ut first cost for those
who desire to purchase.
INSTRUCTIONS TO JUDGES.
g. The Judges will have the discretionary power to
withhold the premiums if the article exhibited is
verify premium.
. Tbs members of the various Committees will make
il point to be on the ground early possible the
second day and MT later than 10 o'clock, which time
their will be called from the stand, and they will
be expected to proceed to business.
3. The Chairnen of the different Committees
aested to nann nan IN ,haI report as early as possible he
morning, the 10th, at O'clock, A, NJ.
REGULATIONS.
l. All articles for competition must be the ground
by IL O'clock, NJ. on Thursday the 18th.
. All articles exhibited must remain on the ground
until o'clock, f. NJ, on Friday the 9th, and on all
will be returned to the exhibitor when called for.
3. CAUTION All articles exhibited whether eaabes
or not, must be respected private property and
person deteccdin purloning ijuring them will be
dealt with according to law.
4. All articles Offered for competition be owned
by the competitors; all fruits vegetables, flowers, &C.
must bc lhe CROWN ol the competitors, ana all lnaiiiac
tured articles must have been made by the competitors
Al Shows, Flying Horse Exhibitions, as well as the
sale of sprituOus liquors. Lager Beer and Ale will posi-
lively be prohibited Application for rcireshment stands
or restaurants, must be made TO the special committee
elected for that purpose.
SPECIAL NOTICE,
The amount required for membership the Society is
Dollar (according the alteration the tonstitu
ton made at the yearly meeting) For this certificate
will be given signed BY the President and secrotary.-
Certificates imoy be obtained any after the first of
October at the office OF the Secretary President and
at any Of the Stores in Bloomsbury.
DIR. J. RAMSEY, President.
A. ]. SLOAN, Secretary.
Bloomsburg, August 25, 1860.
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AGRICULTURE.
SEPTEMBER.

II is now not far from the proper time
to gather and secure your potatoes. Gull
tivators, however, are apt to err by gath
ering them to early. The roots continue
too grow larger and better after the tops
have attained their full growth. Still,
they should be harvested before the oc-
ourrence of those soaking rains, which
generally prccedo the setting in of winter.
Ifpotatoes are dried in hot sun, they
are apt to turn green, and become un-
wholesome.
Gather your windfall and wormy ap-
pies, pears, cherries, &C., and boil them,
together with little Indian meal, pota-
toes, or other nutritious substances, and
give them to your swine. You will thus
destroy the worms which said fruit may
contain, and prevent future generations Of
insects from devouring your substance.
Do not throw the corn with which you
feed your swine, on the bare ground, un-
less you are willing to have much of it
wasted. A little charcoal, given to hogs
while fattening, is said to be useful
They will devour it with eagerness, and it
will prevent their being troubled with a
certain genteel disorder, which the learn
ed call dyspepsia.
Place a few wood Goals in a situation
where these animals can have access, and
they will doctor themselves without char
ges for medical advice or attendance
Their food will go farther, and they will
fatten faster, if permitted to ferment till
it has a sweetish taste, or has become
slightly, but not very sour.
Select seed corn in the field as follows !:
When the first ears are ripe enough for
seed, gather sufficient quantity for early
corn or replanting and at the time you
wish your main crop to be ripe, gather a
sufficient quantity for planting the next
year; having care to take it from stalks
whica are large at bottom, of a regular
taper, not over tall, the ears set low, and
containing each the greatest number of
good sizeable ears of the best quality
Let it dry speedily, and from the corn
gathered as last described, plant your
principal crop, and if any hills should be
missing, replant from that which was first
gathered.
In the garden, see to earthing up your
celery gather your late seeds, and dry
them; SOW onions to stand over winter |;
pull out all the weeds among your late po-
tatoss, and other vegetables, and throw
them into the hogpen, alias manure man
-ufactory.-Fsssena,en.
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To REMOVE HORSES FROM BUILD
ING ON FIRE.-The great difficulty Of
getting horses from stable, where sur
rounding buildings are in state of con-
flagration, is well known. Wilkes Spirit
of the Times says gentleman whose
horses had been in great peril from such a
cause, having in vain tried to save them,
hit upon the experiment of having them
harnessed, when, to his astonishmcnt, they
we're led from the stable without difficult
ty.
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"a little, but often fills the purse.
SAVING FUNDS.

,ERANKLIN SAVING FUNDING. 1876 South,
T. Fourth street, between Chestnut and Walnut
Philadelphia, pays all deposits on demand
Depositors' money secured by Government StateI
and City Loans Ground Rents, Mortgages, &c
This Company deems safety better than large''
profits consequently will run no risk with deposi-
Tors money but have it at all times rcady return
with per cent interest TO the owner they have
always done This company never suspended 4
Il Females married or single, and Minors can de
posit in their right, aud such deposits can be
Withdrawn only by their consent. +
Charter perpetual. Incorporated by the State Of
Pennsylvania, with authority to receive money
from trustees and Executors. 4
L4RGE AND SMALL SUMS RECEIpED v
:. Office open daily from to o'clock, and ON We'd
lnesday evening until : o'clock
DIRECTORS
Jacob b. Shannon, Cyrus Cadwallader, l.
John Shindler, George Russell,
Malachi W. sloan, Edward 4. Hyatt,
Lewis krumbharT, Henry Dcany, /
Nicholas Riephousc, Nathan Smedlry /
Jos H. sutherlhwate, Ephriam blanchard,
| Joseph Iippincott.
JACOB b. SHANNON, Prsident,
CYRUS CADWALLADER, Treasurer.
March Il, ls59--l2n.
"A Dollar saved is twice earned"
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CAUTION
"A GA Rs I'D
TO YOUNG LADIES d GENTLEMEN

iE subscriber will send frcc Of CHARGE TO all who
desire IT, the Recipe and directions for making sim.
pie pegetdhe Balm, that will in from two eight days
remove fmples Botches Tan Freekes, sallowness and
all impurities and roughness of the Skin, leaving the
same-as Nature intended it should be-sqn, clear,
smoofh aud bedutyM. Those desiring the Recipe, with
fd instructions directions and advice will please call
ON or address (witl return postage)
JAS. T. MARSHALL,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,
No. 32 City Buildings, N. York.
InlN Ia I'm IN - -.
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B9- The successful farmer always finds
something at which to employ his spare
moments.
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NEW TINWARE SHOP.

MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
THE undersigned respectfully Informs his friends and
Il the public generally, that he has purchased the =.
stock of u. G. Miard, aud opened 4 NEW TIN fE,hi
WARE AND SHEET IRON ESTABLISHMENT, l,ssg
In the building formerly occupied for that purpose SsN
by I'll, sad Mr. Millinrd where be is prepared
duct the business in all its various branches,
Tmwarr and House spOutne oi all kinds made to or.
der on short notice and at moderate prices.
Also-STONES Of various styles constantly for sale.
h pairing done to order in quick time.
W. Country produce taken in exchange for work.
PllLlP 5. MOVER.
HlnOmsbuFg, February 4 IsIQ
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Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania
RULES.
J. Money is received every day, and in any amount
large small.
FIVE PER CENT interest is paid for money from
the day it is put in.
,. The money is always paid back in GOLD, wbeney.
er il is called for, aud without notice.
L. Money is received from Executors .admaisirafors
GaardidlS and others who desire have il in place Of
perfect safety and where interest he obtained for H.
D. The money received from depositors Invested m
Real Estate, ortgdges Ground Rents, and such other
FIRST class securities as the Charter directs
u. Oihce Hours-Every day from till s o'clock md
On Mondays and Thursday till O'Clock in the evening
Hon HENRY H. BENNER, President
ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Yice President
WN. j. REED, Secretary
DIRECTORS.
Hon Henry l.. Benner, Francis Lee,
Edward l.. Carter, y. Carroll Brewster
Robert Selfridge, Joseph b. Barry
Samuel X. Ashton, Joseph Yerks
L. Landrcth Munns Henry Diffender1er.
OFFICE:
HaIRm street, South Hast Corner Of Third Street
PHILADELPHIA.
April TO- 1859 LAug II, 5s.l [Feb. 1, '55.]
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-08
5 Whole Number 1896.
mrs, Maria r. Childs has no sympathy for her
own Child

Ihis lady, who has made horself somewhat 40.
torious for her manifestations of sy.apatby for
old Brown, and for her lettor to Gov. Wise, ask
ing the very sshiests privilege of attending the
old fellow during his imprisonment, has the usual
amount OF magnanimity, and high impulses tbA.
characterises her sort Of would.be-great once
This same lady who so ardently coveted tho olioS
OF Nurse to Brown. had an unmarried daughter
that for several years had been teacher u tbs
family Of Col. lee Of Mississippi. She became
an invalid from an affection Of the spine. and no,
wishing to become a pensioner upon tSa bounty
OF her Southern benefactor, wrote hume to hGg
mother, and asked for IN asylum under the ps-
rental roof. No answer came from the charitable
and nagnanimous Mrs, Maria Childs no MN.
ey or message was sent to tho unfortunate gi,l.
aud her numerous letters remained uahoticei.
Col. Lee was about to remove from tho iJrsn
in which he resided, and the unhappy girl oulj
not be removed with the family that hat prot. J.s3
her so long, and had treated her as daughter
The noble hearted Southerner, provided IN tb,
articles OF sale of his premises, that board and IL
room should be furnished and appropria Cd 10
'he sose use of the young woman, during hex mas
ural life; that she should have servant. nni b,
provided with an annuity of two or three hun.
dred dollars. This was all voluntary ead uuso.
licited on his part But the nothcr,--w'osa ten
der heart was 80 deeply touched by the woes Of
the abolitionist Brown had no tender chord IN bs
awakened at the fate of her lonely daughter.
had no means to take that sick girl from the ana
of strangers, and give her shelter in tho parent
nest The young bird h9d flown, aud tbs III
homestead was nolonger home and retreat iur
her. But John Brown, the murderer. and the
traitor could arouse all the humane impulses Of
the huncombe Mrs. Childs, and incitc her to deeds
Of daring and boldness that would haye shocked
The modesty of any well-meaning woman. How
much filter for her would have been tho lonely
Ind virtuons room of her sick dau ghtcr than
.he foul and loathsome cell of the hrrdened mur-
ierer Let evory mother in the LAM auswer tho
question, and brand all such false sympathy, and
heroico with just scorn and condsmna-
ion.
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TERMS OF
THE DALLAS HERALD,


ONE COPY per volume Of two numbers f paid in nd
Rates OF Advertising.
Advertisements viii be inserted ut one dollar per square
tnnInes Of BREWER type, eight lines OF Nonpare for Tho
nrst Insertion and my cents for oaoh insertion thorcaer
liberal discount nom these rates to those who advertise h,
theyear Business cards II not than square, will
be inserted $40 per annum ~
A Announcements ofeanddatcs for State or District OH
ces, SlOi County offices, s5
ss Personal articles when admitted to columns, will
bccharged double the above rates.
ns Advertisements the publication OF which required
by law must he paid for In advance; and job Work. dely
cry. This rule will In future be strictly adhered 20.
To- Advertisements not marked with the number ofnscr
TONS will DO continued until otherwise directed, at the
discretion Of the Publisher and charged accordingly.
10 All communications Of business nature must be ad-
dressed to the Publisher.
Agents OF the Herald.
The following gentlemen respectfully requested to act
W Agents for the Herald In the places named anil money
paid 70 them will he fully acknowledged by the publisher, Wiz
j. w JOHNSON, ESQ, Kaufman Kaufman County
J. q. HrAru, Esq, Roclwall Kaufman county.
>. A. NEsrERs, Esq, Denton Denton County.
IT, w. BnADLry ESQ. Sherman, Grayson County.
r. +, HAWKINS, ESQ, Wnxahache, Ellis County.
Dr. u. NJ PEAK and A, Y. FOWLER ESQ.,, Fort WORTH
J. ii. ToRpEr ESQ.,. Buchanan, johnson County.
j. H. PRNcr, ESQ, Weatherford Parker County
W.T.. G.. WEAVER ESQ.,, Gainsville Cook County.
Dr. JAMES II. SwISnrLLs, Beinap, Young County.
r. y. Johnson, ESQ, Commissioner, Galveston.
7. II. SHIELDS, ESQ, 60 Grnvicrst, New Orleans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-08

On the 18th inst, difficulty tcok pssc, Ia
vicksburg between Mr.. d. Roy, eoltor ~ ths
yicksburg Sun. snd Daniel J. Sherreri. fornsr-
iy an employee In the sun Office ShePpard dis-
charged pistol at Roy, the hallcf vhich. rsns
tratinc ussr the heart, caused Roy's sssh iiaszs.
5istaly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-08

The Galveston News says that free perfon OF
color was condemned to service IN uaiVeseon on
Wednssday. for being in the State contrary to
law. He attempted to pass himself of as
white man.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-08

The Louisiana legislature organised on the
18th, by the election Of Hon. q. Ii. Morrison,
Sneaker The Governor, in his message sees the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-08

necessity Of firm, united aud aeeisiys measures
bv the South, sGd sugges.s the propriety Of
Southern Convention tof ccusnltstion-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-08
Gentlemen Of The Senate

On the 14tf inst, /, received dispatches from
Major Tobin, dated Ringgold Barracks, Dan. 3D..
1860. showing the organization of the Texas
forces and the result OF the election held accord
inply; also q letter from Major Heintzleman, in
reply to Major Tobin, in which Il is shown that,
IN the opinion of that officer, the forces Of Cort
mas are g entirely dispersed >. and that re-in-
forcement Of United States troops were on the
march. All of these documents are respectfully
submitted.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-08

Austin, Jan. l3. 1860.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-19

dye bier Mal @6meBensaeIO befommeu
aver ldb MUS opA ltebet aufbsben fir Die
3ftten Der OfOtb, unO i@ mills ni6t ausoee
ben, oa nod 0elp i'm 9au1e 1T.
9ta, Sie baben Geht laete 3ipferlein,
bann seben Sie nur bin unO wefen Ste
tbn, ytu tpiro Der Seufel Ip6 eebeu, uno oas
0e3anfe uno @equife uno @eDuple uuo Glae
DlersetrCmmle, uno bic sanse SGlIe wiro
nun pteper fctt. Trau Strene, i6 lage
Sbnen, lpenn Der 9err mid ntbt ommerte,
unp menn ib nibt piBte, tpie perlaIIen unp
balflr9 Der 9err lein lpiiroe, wenn i6 nidt
mebr bel ibm p1re um ibn on,u,ieben,
feline Stbfe su blriten unp ibm neue gu
MAIDEN, =
unp Der Serr Sie ni6t 70 Derl6wenoeriIG
beSabIte, alS penn ern prtns mar, untere
brad tbn Urau Strtn9, Oenn mcnn or Sbs
nen nidt monaliA prsiBis @ulpen sabe, O
wiirpen S,e nibt bel ibm bleiben, unp 1iN
nibt pa6 btS1en S1elten uno Drummer
9efalIen lai1en. @s bat i'm niAt Elm Serer
~ ieb, ,pie id, paB ct bios aus 9tnbdnel6>
felt BET tDm bIeibt u. es ni6t Sepermann
Sa6e, AUDI fur umlUnlt III gutter unO treuer
Olenltbpte Su ein
Ste mari anf 9errn 3ipferIein einen MAJ
jeltdtil6 YerdbtIi6en 8Iif unp perlieB nit
itOlSen S6ritten pa6 gUGimmer, re1Ien
Gbar lte DefliS btnter fi6 Surarf. rpprauf itc,
oa6 9SobnSlmmer sur6eileno, in pa6 S6Iaf>
9ema1 ibres Soerrn eintrat.
Beethoven lAllef nod INNER, unb eS muB,
ten IADne Sraume lein, bic Jpn i'm Shlof
uu9auttIten, penn Elm 9d6eln itano aul letc
nea Slppen uno feline Stitn par 70 better Ii
tlar, wte es ntemll8 bel pem wahenpen
Beethoven Der Sail par.
Tran Stren9 nei9te it6 tber ibn uno
bera6tete paS lanfte 9a1eln ihres 0erru
nit muIterliAer 3drtltdfeit, @r l6laft 70
rubiG unc traumt 70 ldbn, laete fe, uno
penn tb ibn nun tpefe, it's SOrbet nit lei>
mem Slid. 9lrmer 5err, er bat 70 Yiel
S9meBen unp oeSeleip, unc madt fh
nod mebr ais nptbi9 1T. Sa, menn nur bic
Sriiper ni4t waren, bic 1alimmeu 8ra>
Der! ga, eS blIft ni6ts, i6 muB ibn
wedenl
Sie faBte feline beipen Sdnpe unO rGttelte
uno lAultelte lie 10 lan9e, bis Beethoven Die
2lusen auflAlus,
9lN, ia9te er ieubenb, parum wedt Sie
mid, Srau Sdnaps. llnp lpfort mar na6
SdheIn auf leinen 9ippen erblast, unp feline
Sttrn umtpDItt.
SO 1T ldpn ipdt, rief 6rau @trens. nab
Dem 6eniter binreuteno, purd rpel6eS Die
Sonne lulti9 berein lbien.
(6prtIebung fDlgt)
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+ G u / { { G { 0 n.
Otapoleon unO Der gSiener GOn9reB,
8pu
Qput 6 M il + bad.
(SprtIeBun9.


Nuf bas pOltsrnpe, ral1elnce 0eraul6
foIete Elm S6rei, bic TbGr peS GpEimmerS
warp bafti9 aufseriien uno Die alte 9auss
bdlterin erl6ien III perIeIben, blet6 Dor Nn9lt
unp @ntleBen.
gBas 1T 9err2 @aS ilf se16eben2 farie
ite auBer ii6.
9ti6ts 1T se1beben. la9te SeetbOoen. SD
babe nur Dem SAarfridter Elm bi66en in's
Sanpwerf 9epfulbt unO cine Siinperin 9e>
ifraft! SeBt, oa lte ibre Strafe erIitten, 1T
ibr aber audi Yereeben, unp i'd, liebe lte
wieper, 9Or', 9llte, mOrsen in Der 6rabe
eeblt Ou suerlt in einen @Yp6Iacen, tauflt
mir pa eine Sa1e Der 9utsn 6iiritin 2t6,
nowsfY unp helIlt iIe mir auf cen pIae Der
anoern. llnD nun IaB un6 su Sett 9eben,
CUTE Srau GdnopS @ute gta6t 2ber
Yer9ib nidt mir Die galte Su faufenl
Aber id bab' fsin GeIo, 9err, l6rie Die
9lte.
Beethoven ndttte nibt auf Ie, lonoern
nabm pie Sampe uno be9ab itd in letn
SblaBimmer,
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8endltct Gplaenbes bel 2eiteh.


er lluoidle treder NIT Otscn ebeln bebaet lit nh6t@
Iue an snen eratrene Nr Weubeu, cur wen nit
no icen G6uersen befret wiro pben benelbn aud bd.
ba icen Rramte cine br ti9 &enun9 nlafen p6brenb
er in BEN sS6en bic Snnptcme @ ewas III bas Spient
eiuoepur,el bic 8rabeit eer @ 9e9en bat ei-
nr wt orD6eren 0em9 berebtist lit. 8eren9un9cn cber
@ctureS" werten mad eier Or. &. Snltb auSe.
lunbcue 8ebauclueBwee in wenSen Sa9en Cbne Smer3e
Ober ncOncenieen fir ben atten gbelt 3u9leit gara.
hr Or g. g. emietb bob feline Gnt3hnbung Der "re9ra"
No. as ricress bebanoelt erben poeur 10 oft @barlotone
bic trauriglten SoIseu berbeifnbreM.
ioe 3eue gne, ipeld.e ietinaer Sm6de Iei6en
iCIen @ bei 3e melcen Obnr R oeen Sumnter nno erDbe
llnfcIten eriparen.
ten arbB 8ribm6et ais r9enb Elm anber G in Ameta
lau9t gr be bas ueb IN ben re9en bon @run6 aus un6
ob Contribution bre riprhn9e 6roI mteoer neem er nr
ttnaGe un6 mIO ttel onmelte Sene MecBin 1T fre bon
Nertr unb allen mcalen @ifu, in elmer bequem bdteit
aIe auberei lnb ta I'M @ait. rratbau Ober or Der
&ee unbcm unb Obne SSrns in @eibdften u rerurlaeu,
oecun,en merben gr beitse Gnsnb9 ein9ereen it,
ipirb cine @mitrdnfuna ber QebenSmeiie npbpeibi9.
ud BEN 6rontbeiten bS weblien @edledtS bat o. s. B.
Gn,b felt elmer 0be abren feline beicnbere Nnmtamteit
opbmet perprib alien 2eioenoeu cine belenbc Cur.
Or G. 9. GnbS PrSrentatioe fir 6raen fam, an Ob.
oen Bdse erbalte Die Neen 1T gut ino uuroe utnerhab
Sabren ouberpl6enh bel hoocn 9ebraud. reiS $5. Pr
Sonsn ele BON Baltimore eniemt wobn t6nen mad oeaur
Nnaabe Der Srmpteme Or. s. g. Smib in pcrosn 8riefeu
cOuultrem unb Sic mbn ma rsenb nem SbIe 6eS Sanbes
seiditt erbaIten.
Nue @nasen bIeiben rens pr1utm. Sn btr Office fab f.
parate 3inin,er CUR DispOition Der Yatienel.
Ofem BON llbr WtcrSens bis tbI AbenbS
Dr. 8. .. @mitb,
SasO-s Rc. II Slb-SrebertdRr 8aIHmsre.
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Or. eSObnItDn.

gdsIteA hss tSnuen gVesums ber QDunbarste In 9onbs
Wr0eurer etnes Der een mebntlen gpesn er Staa.
ea Der ben GrSBn qbel es Qebens In ben ppttdern BON
xoaoO yarts pRabpba nb anheren Stdben susebra bat
en'ge er Tnnoerbaen 0nsen bO1enbet BON benen bic e
N~ Der Mebtjtn wetB ndbse 2eibnbe bte an S6renIau-
n NerD9Ftat unb anheren Stranbetten en pte D. g. aud
pc pet pOsen Werduen ;n br er6reden bic au oft errS
Cen Se esrtnSeH Henteeen ~ rurben nueenblid6 se
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SaltinlOrc=2odz SOlpitaL

@e9rlnpet 3ur ttnterbrndnne Der 9tadlnlberet.
Der etr3tge plab, NO cine .0etlmng erlengt
1perDen farm.
9tnbertn9 tn feds Stunben.
&etn Queftlber DaS euere @elunDbett Dpls
LENDS rutntrt.
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Sun1e 9DP1nner.


beiOnSer wel&e BITE Spfer es setmen 9aers ewrrbe nb
pas aprt3 10 Htele G1unhe tn Elm bes Grab reiBt e9e
cur tpre erb0benen Gdlene enptdeIn
NIT benz Dpnner Der 8erebtanet ena 6eeetert
&eter rs3aubernce Zone etlpft baben rbe nSsen @ NIT
1cAem WertraHew naben
Werbetrntbete Yerlonen,
sser Sse net @ ~ Sertetr0ten beab&ttsen unb @ pip
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