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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

WoEGs--Ia g quantity Of corrupted II
there Is always Il be faurd = nast o. ~
They cannot, neither VIII they stay 21t-
else Weak stomach and bowels ara s1F
them, as they have not sufficient powe- u .
their food Hence a large heap g; rsl.-
lodged, and worms must be the resr-t. :
doses Of these pills viii disturb sbem II thdi I
and drive them ont OF the system i s7o--
remembered, that IN occasional doss Ei--
health, especially after taking cold, WI u
the disease from forming II the body
IT-See advertisement Of Dr. Morse n a-~-
column Sold by Thomas Devine.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19
News from washIngfon

Hon. Howell Cobb, Secretary of the Treas
ury, and Hon. Lewis Cass. Secretary of
State, have both resigned Mr.. Trescott As
sistant Secretary of State. has also resigned
Mr.. Cobb's place has already been filed by
the appointment of Hon. Philip p. Thom-
as of Maryland, who is said to be admirably
qualified for the office. 1t is thought that
Attorney General Black, will take the place
of General Cass. 1t is said that Senator Ben
jamin has telegraphed to Louisiana to secede
at once 1t is also rumored that Secretary
Thompson viii shortly resign. Gen. Cass
shed tears in rendering his resignation.
We regard the resignation of the veteran
patriot aud statesman. Cass, as the most
alarming event that has occurred since the
commencement of the present unhappy differ
ences between the North and South We
are eertain, that if he had any hopes for the
preservation of the Union, he would not de-
sert his post in this dark aud trying hour
But after having devoted all the abilities and
energies Of his long and eventful life 20 the
service Of his country, ne sees destruction
lowering owe: her, ana with heavy heart
aud shattered frame, he feels compelled to
turn away and leave her with his God He
IS too profound and farseeing statesman, to
be alarmed at trifes, and they must be cir
cumstanccs of magnitude and importance.
which have caused him to despair of the pres
ervaton of the Union.
Congress has not and will not do anything
during the present Session to restore tranquil
ity to the Nation. The Republican members
instead of favoring conciliation aud mild
and forbearing spirit, strongly urge and ad-
vocate coercion. They are evidently as anz-
ious for dissolution as the South Caroliuiaus.
Governor Bigler of this State, recently de-
livered powerful Union speech in the U. S.
Senate. He is not willing 10 give mp the
Ship while plank continues to hold togeth-
| cr Right.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

ssA Republican orators and editors are in
the habis of complaining very loudly. that
Northern men and women are frequently CON-
pelled by force to leave the Southern States.
This has never occurred except when the par
ties we're impudent Abolitionists, of the John
Brown school, who were tampering with the
slaves in order to induce them to run away or
revolt. 1t is 40 wonder they were compelled
to leave under the circumstances, and were
occasionally treated to coat of tar and feath-
ers. Why didn't they leave their Abolition
ism at home, and attend to their legitimate
business?
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

A Good Resolution.-At meeting of the
Howard Association. of Philadelphis. held in
the city of brotherly love-" December 10Th
1860, it was
IPesolred. that come what may of good ,or
i'll to our beloved Republication or Dis
union-the Howard Association will continue
with undiminished zeal, its labors for the re-
lief of suffering humanity, over the whole
area of our common country. wherever the
victims of disease and misfortune shall solicit
Its friendly aid
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19
The TreasurT Report.

The Secretary commences with statement
of the condition of the national balancs sheet.
and believes that, were it not for the panic.
we would come cut at the end OF the present
fiscal year with q surplus. He proceeds to
say that as the panic has not been created by
any ordinary causes. it is impossible to say
what will be its effects. He alludes particu-
larly to the fact that the country was never
so rich as it is now, aud that the financial
pressure has been the result of the intrigues
of fanatical and Pestiferous politicians. The
attention of Congress Is called to the fact that
receipts of the Treasury have already been
diminished to dangerous degree. by the ex-
isting state of things. The Secretary recon-
mends that Treasury notes. secured by pledge
of the public lands, shall be substituted for
stock in the eleven millions of the new loan
yet to be raised. and also asks that Congress
viii give TO the President and the Secretary
of the Treasury. authority to issue limited
amounts of Treasury notes when the exigen-
cies of the public service require it The
Secretary also asks the authority to issue ten
millions in Treasury notes at once, 10 order
that the government may meet the lawful de-
mands upon it.
The Secretary recommends that steamers
shall be substituted for sail vessels in the rev.
enue service, and that the pay of the officers
shall be increased. He gives tee coinage of
the mint during the year-S23 AT ,2S3. So
in gold, S3, $50, ,636. &c in silver, and S342.- =
Geo in cents-and asks for an appropriation
of S1OO 900 to test the practicabiiity of new
invention for preventing abrasion, counterfeit
ting and deterioration of the United States
coins The report is clear. brief. business
like document.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19
w THE USE OF DIR. HOSTETTER'S

STOMACH BITTERS for Dyspepsia, Fiat
ulence, Heaviness of the Stomach. or any
other like affection, is second 20 aoue IN Amer
lea or abroad. To be able to state confident
ly that the 'Ritters" are certain cure for
Dyspepsia and like diseases, to the proprie-
tors g source of unailoyed pleasure. Il re-
moves all morbid matter from the stomach,
purifes the blood, imparts renewed vital
ity to the nervous system, giving it that
tone and energy SO indispensable for the res
toration of health. The numerous ackuowl-
edgements Of its superior excellence and ben
efcial results, have assured the proprietors
that it cannot but prove a great cure to the
afflicted, and impart vitality to the thorough
system.
Sold by ali druggists in the world.
G See advertisement 10 another column.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

f%Alexander MKinney. Esq, well
known to many OF our ci.izeIs. died at his
residence in Greensburg on last Sunday NOR
ming. in the 3Sth year of his age. He was
here during the first week of Court, and was
apparently in good health He was an ac-
tive politician, and devoted friend of Doug
las and Forney. He had a large circle of
friends who viii hear of his death with sin
cere sorrow.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

u It is of course unnecessary for US to re-
mind our readers that next Tuesday is Christ
mas, but We merely notice the fact for the
purpose of expressing the hope that it may be
happy day othem, one and all-young and
DID, 1t is time honored custom to cast
aside all worldly cares and employments on
THIS day. and for all-especIally the 'srising
generation" to have merry time of it, by
giving hearty welcome to.
"Mirth, that wrinkled care derides,
And laughter, holding both his sides.''
The event commemorated however, is of
too solemn and impressive character, to JUS
tity that wild revelry and excitement. which
100 many substitute for innocent mirth and
rational pleasure. Once more we say, mer-
ry and happy Christmas to all.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

ES The President, 10 view OF the present
distracted and dangerous condition of our
country, has Issued his Proclamation, recon-
mending the observation by the people of tie
United States of Friday, the 4th day of JAN
usry next. as day of fasting, humiliation,
and prayer. The recommendation is good
Que, and will. wo hope, De generally observed
throucl out the Couhtry
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

~ The sleighing last week, was superb.
and was duly appreciated and enjoyed by
those who delight in this cold weather amuse-
ment. The air was constantly vocal with the
merry jingle of the bells from early morn till
midnight.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

The sudden closing of lake navigation
has caught the people Of Chicago, H., and
Milwaukee, Wis, with very short supply of
salt on hand. There is deficiency of nearly
&c, 600 barrels each in the two cities named,
and the price has already advanced about 40
per cent
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

@- We cali the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of G. T. Roberts, which
will be found in another column. Cham has
just received such stock of Fancy Goods
sa will please all All wishing to give
handsome Christmas presents will find in this
stock Just such as they need Give him a
call
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

A Keen Repartee.- youth.
thinking TO have some fun with the old wo-
mani say woman that's my dog" Lady
Your dog. is itf Go along wid you-How
can dog belong to puppy?'
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19
s.,enloerat & Gel1tiuel.
= "a PeueueE,g & co.,

Advertising Agents, I19 Nassau Street; New
York, and 10 State street, Boston, are tne atl-
thorized Agents for the 'DENocRAf +" ohs' s.e | /
REL and the most Influential ana iarSest
ia+i1o NewsnaIers in the United States and
Canajas. 1 T6eY are empowered to contract for
rs at our LOWEST TERMS.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

Ew The jury in the Burch divorce case.
which has been going on for sometime in Ma
purville Illinois, rendered verdict in favor
of Mrs Birch the defendant.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

"A South Carolina toast ast:-Woman-To
her virtues, we give our love; to her beauty,
our admiration; and to her hoops We give
way.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

BE- Mr. Buchanan has declared that he
viii collect the revenues at all hazards. If
any of the seeding States attempt to prevent
the Federal authorities from so doing In
answer to an inquiry on the subject he re-
Gently answered. II will obey the laws, 1
am no warrior. | am a man, of peace-but 1
will obey the laws
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

Gs- A number of important cases were
disposed of in the Court of Common Pleas
last week Court adjourned on Saturday
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

E The Court last week appointed John
5. Rhey, Esqr,. County Auditor in the place
of E. f. Lytle, Esq, resigned. A better Sc
lection could not possibly have been made.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

@A Union Meeting was held in New
York on last Saturday. Charles O'Connor
presided.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19
Many wears ago i.lUooi E-

Many years ago f.lEooi E.shs- J,
TED tie epi;aph which II future aEas
be inscribed on or political -ab,=t. g
read y follows: Here Esa pssule q.
striving TO give freed. a 20 the na.-a
their own freedom hs-pro2hoey III
be fulfilled sooner than anticipate
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

@ The hands employed in the U. S.
Capitol extension at Washington, have been
discharged. Reason; want of funds
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

GD The Kentucky Banks have resolved
to continue specie payment
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19
r HUMPHREYS & &C. SO B-sir
SOLE PRoPsIEToEs ANo ,-Ac,I-- &C. ~

'-oCsias and JOLI.s arc aluavs E-S-- =
oiten oal:ge-o1s.-A lew repatisia..s. s-. 2
elitis OF consumption max lie tie -a>l-
you may cure them pleasantly. r--r--t'-- p
Prominently HuHzDlrse-' Hz-z-1-r.5.- .5
or COsgl al,d Fscer PAS. ALWAYS 1a re q
lou need oniy take the pleasant srEz-Tl, -
your cough Is gone. and o5ld cured as BE-
chantnlent. Single boxes, with di-z--4
cents: six boxes. 81.
y B--A fali set e iIUxPHrTTs 7 1'lz17i-
SPECIFICS, with Book Of Directions. --i -
different Remedies. IN large viais. rn------ n
S; ditto. in plain case. 81: case Of fila- -
and Book So Single boxes. - rs --5 81
ILc~a Relce7ies. t.y l,g -ngl f.-z ~ co
sent by mail or express. free OF Jtzgz 90
address. on receipt OF tie price. Al7ss
DR.. F. HUMPHREYS * o.,
No. z62 Broadway. NeE-la "a
Sold by E. ]. MILLS. Ebansjzr-.
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LATER FROM Erpo.

NEw YORK, December ~
steamship Asia. from Lirerr-.oi1 ne ~;
24ih ul:. via Queeostown on T. % -
we'd a; this port this ruornipr
The steamship Bohenlisn a.,
6onderry on the 23i ''s-
Hostilities had been reoo,
na, and the Allies were bef,-- p D e Z. d
The Chimes had proposed 10 o- : 90
tions. Ogaa 4
Italian Affairs are uncbangss
The China mail Of October /.
telegraphed. Hostilities bs5 Il
menced in the North, and tro .,-:a o.sa :
been fought with the Tart,- - rs =
we're repulsed. The Allied - -'I'y
ing 10 hostile position befors ~
sotiatious had been opened fv = - I
but not IN sappicetory r1.sr.. "a
There bad been 10 uove7s,..:
A change II tie Neopol;.e7 w:. ! q. :,
been made BOoIis has joined ): ,:--',,I =
l. Is reported tha: Z States g. - :
be e7nvoked on Important z.st-a-g
Victor EmaBnel vas expee,ss.
lermo on the 10Th Of Novealb.- I s2I
ton had presented him Ei,b y, - : Z
elections IN UmbTia and the Wzr.L---1 -
TIE Fiedmoatese Parliar--. - .
voked and forthwith 5iesolre3 : -.
replaced by tie Italian Pa-Ii...r--. d : <
! vague rsFort vas n eirc.1-F,-
sotia;ioas lad been Commenced n =.
The sessions Of |enetia.
The london Ggo5e confirms a..
the Duke c! Newcastle vii --,.--.
cant order ~ Ihe ga-le-.
a decree las brea issue b--.,
goVeiar-ert. permitting she :..--..
lroH orc free ri duty
There are rumors Of the rrar. "a.
Napoleon 10 England. &. g:s!t de Fl,
Windsor
The Paris bou-se rs qa.-. y,
5eHt5s .Gf l5c.
Tie rat:6catioa G ;be nsu la =,
b. F-7ars has besn completed
u N4-sw>kiIas suecsas-. t-r. !,.-ls..
Minister es state Further ao5fsg
Tire Gabiuet ara ez7 -e.o7
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SPECIAL EOTFCES.
PONDS EXTRACT OF HAsrAu.

PAIN DESTROYEe.
Is oIc q TIE few domestic rcr.-lis,
nave come into general use and far.-. 81
putting l. : the proluct Of si1. g
harmless In al cases, and as 6one=tf- =
uuequsl.ed- Tor Burns. Cas-. E.r.,.. 81
Ian sfesS, Sl2rgiHs, E.1,lz7f5yza, DIS. r
cta >71-es g1i3 li0lli p. Il has ~: - en-.
j. alzo used with s.ca; znoeezs. f.- TzE
HsG4gcl.s, Ae.g-C..yig- Sore Iire1s. C.--. =
h9ad' Hr1ySelsesS- and other similar t-.az
and painiui affections. While II gs7o1lri7- g.
al Hes7cTThGTss- Hundreds Ct Ihvs.zi----
daily IN their practice, and give i tlzr -
tiea recommendation. Sod by our 1-zs
dealers. and by
+ HUMPHREYS & &C. SO P-ai-
SOLE PROPsIrrors aSa ,s,.r--, ,y.-z-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

h7 - t77oEtloun-eHt OF lurlrtlrs-r
E7ess Is uar.s n sae fcl!o=ir- a.-l.e- Z
tae eoupic-s return af i8e cdLsas s-sr
teen -e'r.-- - sd -e5sr.el.- : r..
T'7-- q Ei-i &C ths 6-ry of 5sc llsf r
bureau tc c-si2e lbe Eaale usus.r f.
perseuz ana three a.5ls q 81. c,.s- ..
l>laTes) b 153 --h- highest ura5sr F
HeTs allowed uRd.r ,hs z-. r ,r.r--
Asy. 1850. The o1o-ieu: william.
OF population 70 ou. nsasyc- -li.-
emP-oyci AZ tl1in- the representation 1.
State - The eooteL-ra7T.
q. curse there ril = s1z-s --ssi
.r-elie1z r6uaiaiag u tls s-.z.i ,
Al remedy this defciel.aE. - r-... -.
rtSen 'atiaa of taR country e. H. u--ffa.
90 $ -'aose S-a-es aaF'f tbs l1--rsf-.
VIII &c as>'E2e6 - = l;.= eaal -snb7
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= NJ opponent ~ Speaker. n
N say lag ne as euti,i-5 = taa Goo-. e
er this Is 50 es uut. & shall not eleu1-.
| have 20 s.y Is, Ehather is ) euurl--
hoor or uot, he'll get Eacle3 II hs :a.s
ne aZa;u
Here The gertieuza from DI5afz
pulled CP his sleeTes and to5k oG Is
tie.
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M@f9IGpQtpQo @5ortert.

@ienen 5eunOtn iatpe benl Wutum ;nsaeion,n,t- bie
erssbene Nne9e oaB mne Scnners 98rbld6ft mi. per.
eoenn neuen &nla9en Sur llntsNoluns oes Qub!ifnms
perebt, p0m beuti9sn Gage ob witoer Ne6l ilt ecns
eers Made Id au meme n eusertete 8Ie auInerfiam
no u oer 3sit p0rne uHo alte ptien in 1rSgcr 9Ius
abl gu nos ino Cwie aud Gjen&ute ie6r r opn setter
9uaIitat Greunpifaflibf gum ,oblreiden 9slu6 Ia6s
Gin 1 Simpn 5teinIFir
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Sefnitiltnad,uuaen.s
oambu9-amsrif. Decentralization. .@eIealhaft
SaMoficbtffnhrt

pame"rs une Wen arrf, pid Southampton,
5Snfelte ensert@'ttsn 9rc6en eisrn.n yuitampfdiTe
. or III fta, 1000 Scns, Capt. Srautmnnn.
3 'mppia, 1000 Sons, @apt. Sbwenlen
Sarpnta, 25O0 Sons, Cart Gblsrs.
2 Sssss lrsSsn torsr isn:sn unO sld8sn aten rSm-
''pI' 0TsaHnm 9rn oamel,st1e wsrOen regelmasie ant
Grlten uno 8unfjebnten ieben 1uuats
'7n Asm yorf unb 5abura via Suubomppu erpebrt urs
ne6men 9alasicre Spn 9ieip NDcrt mad 'N''''' "''
Pamonrs, edorc, spncpu une Sputbomptun
81 tcscneen 9rtfen:
Grte Gdidte 500
8metit lutte S.
Spumeheed 35.
Spn 9anrburs nab Serw sIurt:
Srlie SalIe l2.5O. 3peitc GSite S75 aryifHsrh,s
SO "Sr9en Mai!asc penpe man lid an
g. y. 9idiGrc, Soas H. Gmy..
Ub. 100 grpobmap 4efp 9iarr -
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SSeme 0Sirtbibaft
INC "---
Z q aerb Ter

Sa8erbierr @.alpn.
Dem PnbIifnm Die er9ebenits @nseise, pas Der
uHte8eidnets IN leHem 6auie am QlIen Marft.
0em 6Ihmavtt 9e9enii6er, cine gBirt6Ibaft nebif
ya9srbier'Salen srridbtet bat, mcietf er fb
reuen wro, letne 6reunpe NM pas Qu9lituRi inn
Augemeinen nit ben beiten @jetrGnFeu 6eOlenrn
III tGuneu, 6lprente Wtuer
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sfs5'nons, ssso,, Srcitsas, ssu a4 alaenit 1850.
Sefnnntnincbum9en.
L. ]. PICOT L,
Mpotbcfcr,
Ode Der lTten uni OiuiuI}ro6rs

CUT pVr IiIen unU WulnIfrdse,
%. Sinberpater ais G5ebllfe)
entpheb!t Iett rei6baltiaes Eager oqcr in icir
Sat i6laoenotn Nrtifel. wie au6 parfiimsriene.
ostteni Snriteu uno &dmme j,oer 9lrt; Sartrn,
Sele, @las ac.; Giaarrsn, gou6, Saus unb
S6nupttabat nnb ocle nnoers 2trtifst, weldtc in
elelt5en Npotbetsn 9empbnti6 9rfitrt pcrpcn.
9iuptiahlih moft oerielbe aucb auf Iein,n
oernbmten uno unfrblbaren ,Sireinia gRprr
Rillcr" aufmerfiani.
Ote pcutidbc, mic 9r6stentbrtft aud, ris omrri.
tantlhe Hece9tur wtrc son 8. &tnperpater
eelor9t Der ouh I'M 6aneoerfauie feline 2uuos
leute nuf5 5reunbidtlle beoienen mirc.
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efrauk GsIie's e9llullrirtt .Briinna.
~" SeeIic Sllufrirtr 3Cituus
Branf SesIiea SIIuffrirtr 9ri4u


Brant SesIfea SGIuhrfrts Scftune
G1ant Sssltes Sllurirte 3einns in uuf Sas Be- II, ar
m pwt ssuH 10 Snsn tett uno jee,r obrsaus esrisbtu
me@e Atte! uno Jnb0lt5 Sereicnis bcioeocbeI mirn
est stnen Sanp, Der eBr 2eiciiui Cntb6 ais iracnS
sin eonserlat'onSrtten Sin ii inSritt;n bas bSife
elt9t, am meiaen blebrenbr unb unterbantc Sisurn
eait, meItsS tn ben Ser. Staaten eridJeint
fr1elut leesn sPlttwpb in 9isrort rne pitet q ers
oe enelne NImlter, $500 i16rl in spronsbt,obI,no
Sic III enS sr6sis ilult rss YSOben6ott rS w ss
@SI = @et IN Cen Ser. StaaiCn eridrint cnSat prst.
oele SuIraitprtn eT behcutsuien Ga1esereaIt oSos-
itNnete SrSaplun en-, NrSeter, srsfopen Ib NPnbeb,
Etd Auts, mas th nRSere 9anoeleut; nur trasnS spu
5n'efee pfmtre O'r 5Iurte 8ttus in aeo ibIt,r yro,
Sh Syr eSSpen Hre oa ~ t pplitiit II une reli6.
ptretu - o''' e''"'''"
6taai StSIIee SlHrirtc 3ettuna III be alien 9eifunas-
a9enttn gu bdbtns cocrauS Der SIIce c s tronFSrT t
Sesen Glnlenoun8 oss Seraage, ;u 5c;c6eu
2Str asIlenesn eli @rempiar fiir s3 3no
/ yet Grrnrpare fur So 90
Is m ..
5rhRt 0eTlte,
- t3 Ssranffcrt tr Rea-ssrf
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&GQerbiee SfgtrfhSa)aft,
u m3ua!
Miuinerp aDaaren !!

N. c. BARTON erlaubt F9 Die an,siar ,u
H,adben, Sab er irtuen Stcre ppn 100 nab 229
Nainitraes, obsrbalb osr 9ten, Ssrlsst BAT, no er
tn tsoer Satlon Elm pOl;fdnoiess AIcrtimsut Der
fol9snSsn artitsl oorrlt9ia bait: SeiOcne unS
StrSb'6ute, 5aubtn, SopfpuBs, franSSfIae Blu.
men uno Banner; SpiBeu 8ertba's unc Gays,
spiben' Sdbie,er, 5rnuer Jerasen uRp leireue unp
ranicn,!fe SpiBn Wantiaas.
na OamOlt weIte Ole 8aDeOrte teiu6n fGnnea
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