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The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03
" HEREAs, ON THE 10th day of July,

" HEREAS, ON THE 10th day Of July,
All. 1oou, Il rnai udsment and Decrce
rendered in the District Court of the l4th
Judicial District of the State OF California, in
and for the county of Nevada, in favor of V. H.
RI CkER, and against the OMEGA WATER
DITCH CO. for the sum Of Thirteen hundred
dollars, principal debt, with interest On the
principal at the rate Of one aud one-half per
cent per month from the 18th day OF October
1850 until paid, together with all costs. And
whereas on the said 10Th day of July A. y. 1860
it was ordered and decreed hy said Court that
the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs complaint
be foreclosed. aud the property therein described
to-wh 6 That certain Ranch, tract, parcel and
premises, situated in said county. lying and
being situated at tue head water of Jordan
Canon and Lost Ravine, between Fall Creek aud
South Yuba River known as Rucker's Ranch.
and all the water rights, water privileges, pri-
orities heretofore clirined by said Ruckcr, or
party of the first part, and all the implements
cabins and easements, ways, water courses,
rights of ways, waters &C., being the same
premises conveyed by party Of the second part
to party of first part, not waiying Vendors
Lien hcreon. Also that other certain piece or
parcel of property known as the Omega Water
Ditch, which divides waters Of Sorth Yuba
river, at point about one mile below Kidd. &
Cos dam said stream and conveying The
same to G@ega with All its rights, members
privileges and appurtenances, ways, water and
water courses, easements, reservoirs, tunnels, |
drifts, rights of way and water easements &C.
thcreunto belonging or in any wise appertain-
ing, bc levied upon and sold to satisfy said
Judgment interest aud costs and the proceeds |
thereof be applied to the payment Of said sums
of money as aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that on TUESD AY |
the 2Sth day Of August A D 1850, between the
hours of NJ and ) ", | will sell all the |
right title interest and claim of the above nam
ed defendant in and to the above described
property at the Court House in the city of
Nevada at public auction, for cash in hand, to
the highest and best bplder, to satisfy said Ex-
ecution and al costs.
J.B.vAN HAGEN, Sheriff
c. Wilson Hill, plf's atty.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

ES-Mrs. Winslow, an experienced Nurse
and Female Physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teethng. which greatly facilitates the
Proce of teething, by softening the gums re-
ducing all inaamation-will allay all pain, and
1t Is sure to regulate tho bowels. Depend upon
1t mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and
relief and health to your infants Perfectly
safe IN all cases. See advertisement in another
column.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

The Democrat states there were no shade
trees or awning at the eampmeeting where the
services were held, nor any water within mile
Methodist brother wants the statement cor
reeted, and assures US there is good spring a
few rods distant, large canvas was spread, and
the meeting assembled in one of the finest clus-
tiers of live oaks in the country.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

BAD OMEN FOR DoUsLAs.-The State Ten
tral Committee of the Democracy, met ut Gan
Francisco on Monday. On the lines being
drawn it was found that 26 were for Breck-
inridge and % for Douglas. 1t is bad sign
The prospects are fairer for carrying this
State for Douglas than in any other OF the
Union. We are fearful the great fa'orlte
of the people will be skunked- Things
begin to look like it.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

THAT JEWEL, CoNsIsrENcY:-The Union con-
for a gambler Of 80 years standing disgraceful.
Col. Bryant, that gambler, was the regular NOM
inee of the Democratic party The Unie,s is
now giving those who viii not support the reg
ular nominee of the Democratic party fits
Gov. Weley sbould have acted against the nom
inec then, but has no right to choose for himself
NOR
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

ANOTHER FuRoR.-A very extensive ex-
citemcnt is raised concerning new mineral
aistrict east of the Kern River region aud
on the other side of the mountains. II we
are to Judge by newspaper reports, Coso Is
going to be as famous as Washoe Tor Its
mineral wealth. The country is said to
look barren and uninviting enough to be
rich. |: not good for mining it is worth
nothing for any other earthly purpose.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

MsRYsvIIIE FEMALE SEalSARY.-A circa-
lar Of this Institution has been given u.s. We
.rc,ammsnd the school IS one of the best
7, Is under the supervision OF Mrs. E. c. Pos
"a az principal, who has an enviasle reputation
e., a,,sinmcuts and aptitude TO teach The
course of study comprises all the branches in
,he most daisbed system Of female education
Tie fourth scholastic year e0m@slss' W 'AS
frsS os .as present month.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

Ex-Gov. FoorE is kicking against the Ad-
ministration with his whole soul in Tennessee.
sHe has shewed himself in favor of Douglas and
is expected to toe the popular sovereignty mark
till election, if not booted away. Unfortunately
the Douglas party has got foot in it
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

CoNE Now.-Tbe Sac. Post wonders why
Governor Dovpey does not offer . reward for
Wells as he would lose no popularity doing SO.
With this assurance we presume tho Governor
will act now.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03
Notice to Printers,

Notice to Printers.
NOTICE II hsreby gtvea to all whom 1t
lNit may concern: That seaieu rr,pvsa.s wI,I
be received by the Buarl of Supervisors i'll and
for the County of Nevada. up to the first Mon
dny in August f. ID. 1850 for the contract for
the county printing for one year from the ex-
piraiion of the present contrae:, t. be given to
the lowest bidder. Said printing consists of
all blanks. pnsters and advertisements needed
aod used in AMI for the Operations OF County
matter
By order Of the Board Of Supervisors.
Attest. JOHN S. LAMBERT. OK.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03
~The Sacramento

The Sacramento Union got after an
Grafton delivered in Wet Ravine on the 4th,
and gave it ventilation, whereat the putative
author comes back at the Union as tight as he
can. He puts the question to the editor of the
Union point blank-ean you write sentences
that will compare with OURS? We answer
emphatically, no. The Sacramento editor is
not fool enough to attempt it.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

REwAnp.-Gov. Downey has offered a reward
IF s5e9 for the apprehension Of the murderer.
Wells, which reminds of the miser who or
dered his mare to be ied quart of oats. Said
he" stuff her-it won't hurt her-In drive her
forty miles tomorrow"
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

A PRussIAN journal asserts that marriage
contract between Prince Louis W. Hesse nephew
of the present Grand Duke, and heir presumpt-
iveto his throne, aud Alice, second daughter of
Victoria, has just been concluded.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

STAGE AccIDEsr.-We regret to learn that
Judge Stiager,of North San Juan, was seriously
injured by the upsetting of stage near Parks
Bar, on Monday, on his way to Marysville.-
Both legs and his collar bone were broken and
his head badly cut and bruised. 1t is feared he
is too seriously injured to recover.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

The REHEAEsAL.-JohnB B. Weller, the soi
disant Statesman, IS about to take the stump
again. We shall be treated once more to . re-
hcarsal of the story of the patriotic Irishman
Tor Dutchmanl VINO died smiling on the field OF
battle. As we have the only Authentic likeness
of the apotheosized defanct, we expect to make
ourselves useful to the ex-senator during the
canvnss,
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

AS They SrASD.-Tbs Union gives . list Of
the Democratic papers of the State that have
taken sides. As they stand at present, Breckin-
ridge has Il and Douglas nineteen. It will be
about an even thing by and by.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

An immense Bell and Everett meeting was
held in Cincinnati, July 10th. Speeches were
made by Gen. Leslie Coombs, L. D. Campbell,
and others.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

THE Shasta Courier states that Douglas owns
a plantation and . hundred negroes in Missis-
sippi. We learn they are the only Douglas men
in the State. His force in Mississippi is humid
rcd strong.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03
ID I Z ID +,

At San Jose, July oath. Emma Louisa,
daughter of Rev. O. d. and Julia A. Stone, aged
10 months.
In this city, July 3Ist. Addison n, youngest
son Of Judge Niles Scarls, aged II months.
In this city. July 77th, Scraphina, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Adams, aged years and
S days.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

@-The Territorial Enterprise says the sur
vey of the line letnsen California and Utah
will undoubtedly leave Honey Lake in cslifor-
nia.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

We acknowledge the receipt of . compliment
tary card to the Agricultural and Mechanical
Fair of Sonoma county, to come off on the last
four days in August at Petaluma.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03
Notice.

Notice.
We the undersigned have associated ourselves
together for the purpose of organizing COM
pany, to be called the Rough Ready and
Grass Valley Turnpike Co. and intend to i'm
prove the road running from Roug 4 Ready to
Grass Valley. pursuant to an Act of the Legis-
lature passed AyrH 1Ith 1858.
James Ackerman, Lionel Ayers,
John Ayers, p r. Powers,
B. Rensneler, James Wood,
John Single Tuily McNally,
Edward McSerfy, Benjamin Brown.
The Stockholders of the Rough L Ready
Turnpike Company, nae hereby notified to meet
at the Walling house, in the town of Rough &
Really for the purpose Of transacting such bus
iness come before them, and forming
such Constitution and By Laws a. they may
for the regulation Of the Company affairs, on
Monday, August 9th, 1860 jy27
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

BUCHANAN has made . speech in favor Of
Breckenridge and Lane. 1t is said to be the
hardest blow the secessi0nists have received.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

Burch, all will support Brcckiuridge-no doubt
of il,
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

The BRECKENRIDGE meeting at San Apdrsas
on Saturday night the 2lst uls was . tame af-
fair. Judge Terry was among the speakers.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

REWARD OF MERIr.-Charles Cofburn, one
Wells, Fargo Co.'s messengers, who, it will be
remembered, jumped overheard, some three or
which had been accidentally thrown into the
bay, has been presented, says the Alta, by John
Kelly, on behalf Of the house, with splendid
gold hunting watch and chain, from fuckers,
worth, probably, two hundred dollars.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

@ The Butte Record says, "As goes Nsva-
da, SO goes the State" Nevada goes for the
Henness Pass, ergo, wtsre's Placsrville!
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

1rThe Prince Of Wales will visit President
Buchanan at the White House.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

SALE & CO.'S T II A
y,vp N.vada City aud Grass Valley con-
n 1s,,;ne with the California Sage Co.'S sra
ges to al parts of The State every
T,e.any and SATURDAY. at 7 O'Clock a. M
The Washoe Mines. Pare go Through ir
two day.
,7s, Uorses can he hsi at al times 1T the sane
rates. by responsible persons
A. p. JEskIss. National Exchsnge' Nerata
". X. spEseEs, I, ,isgraph orec, Grass .Iy'
Ar. R.cAaLsY, MagDolil Sslcon. virg. C:iy'
Ayen.s.
,uaa sAIEk JoHysoS, rRornEr,ss,
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03
MARRIED,

In this!eity, Mt the United States Hotel, Aug
ust lst, by Rev. B. Briefly, Mr.. J. J. MEAcH-
AN and Mys. " E. SHEFER all of Nevada.
The printers were generously remembered on
the Joyous occasion. Happiness be the lot Of
the welded pair.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

REvssDy JOHNSON is coming to California to
be engaged in the new Almaden suit
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

Too Much HRAT.-The Sac. Poet says the
heat has ruined q large number OF trees and
shrubs in that city.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

J. SEELY JoHSsos has come spt is favor o.
Bell and Everett
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

THE NAPA TINES claims the honor Of being
the frst to repudiate the majority nominations
at Baltimore.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

THE Petaluma Journal says . msebinc that
will dig eight or nine acres Of potatoes 9 day
has been invented and is popular east.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03
BORN,

BORN,
In tAis city, Jnls 9th, to the wife Of L. II.
Cohn, SON
At Omega, July 10Th, to the wife Of Jesse
Noble. daughter
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

GEs. sHrELps i IT San Francisco having Just
crossed the continent Overland.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

POPULATION OF SHAsrA.-The census taker
Shasta county, computes the population at
1000.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

NJ. NJ. Moan, ESQ.,, is about to start . religious
paper at San Francisco, called the Hebrer.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

Ex-PREsIDEsr PIERCE pronounces the NOM
na.ion of Douglas sectional one. Of course
he's " fornenst" il.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03
Dissolution Notice.

Notice of Pardon.
State Of California, a.
County Of Nevada.
NOTICE Is hereby given to che Hon.
v Niles Searles, District Jud sc of The ltth
Judi ial District, and W. +. Andersen, Esq.
former District attorney of Nevada County,
that the unde signed will make application to
the Governor of this State for the pardon Of
Jesse Alnu.', convicted a. the August Term 1859
of said Court of the crime of manslaughter
and sentenced to the States prison for the term
of two years.
Nevada, July 30th, 1860.
NJ. A. SPICER.
/ acknowledge service of the within this
3oth Jaly 1860.
L. w. Maslin, District Attorney,
and yaceessor to VIM. F. Anderson for
District Attorney.
I acknowledge service of the within this 30th
day of July A. D. 1850.
SIS Niles searles. Dist. Judge
true copy. Attest,
LIS. JOHN S. LAMBERT. Clerk, D. c.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

RUNoR states that Senator Benjanrin aud Ca
leb Cushing are about to start for California.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

A RUSSIAN Army of 7e,0ee uen is reported
o be marc hing on Pekin.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

Is also connected with the Establishment.
where nothing but the weed in its BEST FORM
will be sold.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03
Grareling, Or.

To THE TRAvELLIs q PUBLIC
California Stage COsnuamv,
-SkHIN The Stages ofthis company
&GtE& ~ swill leave their Office. n.
@GNS..--&-&&.t tional Exchange. Bro.d 6,
For Sacramento
Leave Nevada at / o'clock, y. m. andxrr;v;n.
s s' Sacramento IN tiHss fos the o'clock boats
for San Francisco. 50,
For Mayysville
Leave the above named Office eyerv morn;pe
a. a. "a o'clock, p. m. passing by Grass VALLEY.
moagh 6Rsady. Empire Ranch and Long Bar.
,h. ,h"airivingin Marysvillein time to connect with
'A' o0'Apany's o'clock stages toSacranento.
For Forest City.
.Inan c.y .sa.y morning at o'clock for San
'""' A'np''AvilIe and Forest city.
For Orleans Flat.
p Leave ever every day st O'Clock, .. m Vi. Belrs
i,i nancn' Humoag eny, woolsey,, Flat Moo,.,.
Flat, arriving at Orleans Flat a; 19, p' a.oes
ing fenve Orleans Flat at 3 o'eioct N ne.uin-
ingat Nevada atl o'clock, connsr,;, - :.r1 1rllv-
harys'iiIe and Sacramento stage. - 80
w JAS. HAWORTu pa.
W. .McRoberts, Agent.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03
NEW TO-DAY.
ANNIVERSARY BALL
OF THE
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
A G IL 1 Nd BALL

Will be given at TEMPERACE HALL in
Nevada, on the evening of August 23d, 1860, on
occasion of the Eighth Anniversary of Sierra
Nevada IHvision. No. II. Sons of Temperance.
The public are respectfully invited To attend.
Tickets may be procured Of any of the follow
ing gentlemen;
Z. L. Craig, J. L. Gambie,
A. H. Parker, Geo. S. Hupp,
II. V. Herbert, c. A. Fossett,
VIM. b. Yates, Z. F. Bean
A. G. Thompson. L. w. Williams,
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

Grs. GrD. P,lLow goes tsx Rs.ehinsidg. ssd
Lanes
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

GREAT MINDS SOMETIMES sAGREK.-Thess is q
striking parallel in the course pursued by the S.
r. Herald in the present canvass and that Of
the Sac. Union in 1856, with this difference ;
the Herald will not hoist the Popular Sovereign
ty ticket from fear of losing government print
ing, while the Union wouldn't hoist the Ameri-
can ticket because it lost the State Printing--
The Herald didn't get its man for President,
the Union for State Printer. Weighty reasons
influence their course.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03
NEW TODAY.
ELECTRICuIL
Sheriff Sale.

Fol sale BY f. F. SPENCE
Druggist, BroAL Street
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03
DlFFEnsxcB OF YEARs OK yssx,Ar,os.-

DIFFERENCE OF YEARS on vEsEsArIox-
There is remarkable difference between the
present year and the past one - regards the
grovtb Of vegetation. Last yssr, with burn-
ing sun nothing having vegetable life could
make progress except under the Ees4 favorable
circumstances, and such was the plentituds Of
borers that trees in most cases, In this viefnity
at least might as we'll have been out of the
ground as Ia. The case is altogether diferent
this season. As yet we have heard no eenplair Is
of borers. Apla, trees throw out vigoYous shoos,
and appear to have no enemies. 7bs sane 10y
be said Of almost all kinds Of fTs5t bsaYisg trees
Until within a week past the even temperature
of the atmosphere has been peculiarly favorable
to vegetable growth. The spreading branches
and uznrisnt foliage of our fruit trees offer, row
that season of hot weather is coming 90, sn-
PIE protection to the trunks so that have litth
to fear for orchards and gardens from hest.
1t is true in this vicinity fruit is scarce How
ever there is pleasure to be derived from seeing
vegetation flourish. When fruit eomes to add
the useful to tie ornamental, we shall mot regret
ii, yet it is not well to be dissatisfied with the
ornamental green of our gardens alone.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-03

Shall not be surpassed.
May rs 90. A. JENKINS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-03
StiDifdes.

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AtpmaS Smcitie tnluitirt unr sel6lassu IN ba.
ben. ruree frciaeiprcb,n.
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lbla9sn iu katrn, murre unter SlUU @ulalbaft
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nm mthrere msrtbrptls @'taenidnpe raraus as-
lf'plsn BATE, murpr ~ meitersm &srbSre sinss.
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Grrare Nssan, a~uetflaat &,c. %. lbrmaS
nit stnsr 9lrt ichla9en su wputn, wu,re ,na,-
fsdf, "a or pe o~erlanatr G~uraitaIt pru SlO0
n'ht lt'ittn tonnts, wurrc %rinIctrdt.
Son WIrnrueb rurrt mtaen Suiultiruna II.
S'o'assn pes 2anitl &,ps frriseiprpbsn.
2bpmaS, elm 9lUtert Jti,p ;us,hGrsnper gia.
GER rsr esbensmit.el MN Serrn 8iep s,npblen
uuo tinsr Sdrarsn Namcne yuep setraE,
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ltdre a'ttern Ncrsen nah uuiG9Iihrn Q,ir,u.
Dieter trauTi9s 0aI ioIIts 9lt,rn IN ar6G,rer
SHrf6t unN ieltit 5trsnss ssssn ibre Rinrsr
du1crpcn.
@elttrn Nittns t~csIsitttt tic e6iutrIree
une pitle icuRile Nrsuns. itren Yrrforttr.n
Stuesr 6ilttr iu ltiurr ItBter JtubtfIte.
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tfS"ro %hSHr III puriN am t,Isbttitsn 1T, itltlt
rrrtStwsst uue . NtciIsn in 35 Nirnutcn ,urld.
lcat. Sst e'ncr nurrrn @eltsenbtit Ieatt Ter
Mann mitteilt eicisr G'fiupuua 13 9teii,n In
% Ni'"usen ,urud. Nir emrfshltn cieir Or.
Hne"na ;3ettnmaS. mnb SrttitrSscrn uno Gan.
N'cHf'n IN Der SSr6eccr rrm 9Sohltaae.
= Tic Vruron 2lrt llnipn bot onf rio b.a,
StHtnen'Vr"rrc in m'I&er Gin StrF ans Der
'naI'l6rn @'rldi6ts t~etanrtIt icin mue, cin,n
prs's ncn 20 e'uimreu auSseiret. Die Nfppsu,
"ulltn It's gum IA. 3uIi b. 3. siussrcidt mer
ren. Ter Hmriitrite Gntmurf rrbdl, rinen prejs
rrn ers'f'9 @uinctn. 9s Stutucn lrltn in
eri rrsr pnrii&cm Narmrr amSsriubrt mtrp,n,
SoB r'iuen seiu'n mid maGhaer l,in,
alN rtiur YH;dt.
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DermiGbtts.

= Wis Ho9tF in Fer 9roeen Sper ,um .raeu
Ntalc mieoer a%uTtrat, 9jn9en itsr % 600 1roues
e'n. Der beribmte 2tncrif tsaiett Fh isst mi.
i'inem tiinilIihsn Irm unb I.iner nod f~inIlt-
6trrn Stimme ju Gaffyieltn mad Sefoien mn
Cplanp.
uebsr StpGer'a tinEflihsn Nrm lhreitt Gin Cor.
r'lponcent Der Wiener prsTe: @r in sin gpuus
efr man pstB IS nitt, relter 1T Der torte unp
weIder Der lsbenoi9e. Sn Der weisen Game EN-.
PFh9 uno etrlt Hc9er ras tefannte Billet nit Der
Nt6itn, purbe e%srufen, ,ribirn ;mil6en ,rri
Nunitlsrn unb rcitte teitcn Die ;S6npe. Can /
ut DIS propbsten frrpjt tr bic 81 me, mabt bit.
t'noe, "era6tl'6t. rrcbenrt, ~irdntnps G,,terr,n.
nue. s'n Nnesrsr. SIM lcbt.n Gift cef Iappritiu
pl'!t or NIT lttnrm @Iiscsrarm irsor eie lttrteupe
'rrnrre, Die ,ufalIi9 Ycu r.r mcbItsleitt,n 6rau
@u9mar paraeltelt wurre.
Nae uno bic SIattsrn. Gie Ct. Srbu'S
Nsirs tbettt init, rie ?lsr,tr tGtttn RE gparrntb.
mnna 9emnd,t, cab in teinsm 6aul,, mo Gas o,.
Fraint irtrc, Die Slattern fh rinluaih,u ptrmGb.
f'n. % lt YcrA' fcmntn, Rap cine Osrlcn. in DE-.
rem 0dhs @aS teruBt rirc, ausr1rts ouotit.dt
W"tpe' oon rhne naB BE &ranttsit aud in Der
camille nm fih grin.
Yra6tltid pom tinem 9fnfsn. Gus Sta.
zen e''n''a, brinat ri: Nep gO,tn Staats,ti-
tuna ~feI9tnoe Mittbtiluna:
Sn rtn @trihttn rsr bauptnabt tebt Elm
SeanpHl prrjtB pOr Der 3tirt. Gin @riItlibtr
Dat orn ebemann itlner VubItrin umoetr,ht
N'o 0rn Ftihnam, um Die Spuren ltiner 1bat
5@ ''re'rAen, at8sictten, rtitidt une raS 5Iciit
10 rem Nrnisn rsratrtiht.
U"ratrope 1T Der Namc rincr Dirt menIh.
n"e' S0t0mrtlps, weibs Gin Jrun,ri. ~srIunpsn
P"'. " ut rtes cine 8dccrmaitrnr, mtteln
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