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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-15

RRYaN,s TAsTFtE rs VERAuFUeE.
irom State Of Maine 10 @TsF. is''
A knoF BRTaN's NERn1I- v-,rp,.
Iazieless. harmless, death ..
OF AL sizes, kinds aud formal
MuheIa fuol. Indeed, secure
VIII this painless, peerless cure.
Put up in botilss, pri0e ~ dimss. ~
soIdi By wa. FISKE, aud by sFRoN, = fsbs e5eS-
STRONO Cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-15

sola b, Dr. BARROW. isi BisoOksr s;rsst, r. Price
9 esats Seut rIeesvsryWheIe-
t7-Ssla also BY GAYLORD HAAaoNo and NM'
FIsRE. Druggists. Cleveland. Q. mArls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-15

l19% sars q to IAIy Dollars 4 FrsKEs 10 sus.or
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-15
NOTIONS OINTmENT,

DR McCLIRTOcK's CsLD AND COUoH Nix
TURr-Among ths o5ld and cough 'remOdss" that hoOd
ths market this alone stands the solid basis Of true
nsacal science Dr. AIcCntock stlnds in the foro iron
Of The PROCESSION. lie stse1 his Fspsta0n on Whist he Of
ferl 20 the sick Eenuiae ours tive Never has I'M
prsnarrtion falsifed his guaranty Prco = cents.
s5ld by WM. FISKE, and BY STRONG 4 AIM
STRONG Cleveland. feb8
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04

4 hihi stif Adiboi pei t.i
syI9I lfsgly tru't IA either el ihan
p.l' n nHN fsty t operation
comp al before lfa.f'f aI 'f.I
lrtHr
Tlt lat. mmftl U .ia n.H
"m. ..I I.Mr.eD fIi.p t.n0I
" fU.l ru.n ttfa 0' mns. l.tfhHf.
mf.. ..I FlN u.s f.lta of o. otl m
hla
'HHlmI rose. isl iul s.tt wI.b. HI'
ura u.a a lpl.or nrIrIn, Im ua. oN
.nrg. malan. Job he bong. plt
Tbe oll lady hes sH',t
irurlrh,. " fena.i l'.s Photograph
.r. "I8 pat an every A} .tpohsc Aef
.rn' malrm. Dr. b..H ,of friend. ml "a
r. hi aFtr'fri meHlfmy N AhN
rfi uf lfuut. pl.hoat ei.. m1. 4. Ns
ktbi vliH % el.e b poAitifrl Ila'a hr.fn
-lbUluTil
fhlrui, oIo'el aui convinced ou
50 .Iio. pad ia. Csc undnt,ail Wa polite
J, ,hosn down "a.t
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04

The following reciepe is from gentle.
man who has made many interesting and
successful experiments in the way oi pre-.
serving fruit, melons, berries, kc. VIZ
give our readers the bcncf, Of Il, and hope
they will make note of !, for future use +;
at might perhaps, be interesting to know
how 10 keep wa,ermelons for winter use
They can be kept, and the way Is simply
this: Take box 80 a. TO be perfectly air
tight, then lay the waiermclons ", not TO
,aash the boa nor 20 touch each other, and
81 up with any kind q grain tha. will pack
light. and ! assure You they will keep oil
winter"
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04
wOnNH ~ Tnn fAcr

tu fn.I.h editor hfml correspond
h', rbo .sns ..m.eIf "a I1ltlcl one.
~ fIlant
"Lfleblfek .p.ritafr occasionally 90.
served up.1 Ha nnao npl ffoltm II sone
nl,lunIH Those apochH vbon thcy cxsl
n nny number, are cause NJ much insight
llne They are minute cuih' II W. may
H'a ihe term, of eoaiulaled lymph, which
close fho arieey N tbc pore. OF oshalpnl
vessel. of the skin On The Min immcd.
rirly tItttntto them being pressed viii
The finger nails. these BITS of cpnRulatcl
lymph vii come from It N . ycrmcular
form They are ulgarly called ilo.h worms,
many persons luncylng them 70 be living
creatures These may be got rid II, and
prevented from returning, l., washing With
I.pl water hy proper friction with Towel,
and ~ application of . little cold cream. --
The longer ihcsn lil'lc piles are permitted
20 remain N the akin, tho more firmly they
become fixed aud after tine when they
Loose ihcir moisture, they are converted "a
90 lii'lc boby splncs, ~ dense ~ brsilos
ahd having much Of that character. They
should be thoroughly hui cautiously squoez
ci, says another author, end. On retiring L
rest, paste should be applied TO the par
affected. Rccicpc for paste Take on
ouncc Of powdered bitter almonds, on
ounce Of barley Hour, anil enough honey L
make the above ingredients into paste. -
There ls another aud still more simple
remedy which you may prefer. ba,he ,h'
spots several times a day With lulowarn
water and sponge over piece Of yelIo'
soap. There u bculing power IN soaI
distinct from its cleansing properties.
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04

A YAcnT SToRY.--No, long since, = pri
vate party from city in Conncctieu. visii
ed the Massschuses, shores In q sesmcr
On fishing excursion. One evening the,
we're obliged to put in a, Monomey Point
The fog was so thick that i. could be shovel
c,l overheard, and no indications Of light
could be seen. A couple Of pilots csm'
alongside and hailed. They were ssked hes
FAR il was 10 the "bell" at the entrance n
the hsrbor. They replied "swo miles
PiIsss wanted eight dollars 10 take the boat
in. Captain Of steamer offered three dol.
lars.s Plot could not stand it, and was 70.
Ing sway. Plot soon found he could ge,
no better terms, and he came aboard. lie
had no. risen an order when the steamer
passed the "bell'' and wss safe in the har.
boz. The Colonel's party, thinking they
we're pretty well sold, invited the pilot be-
low to take something before leaving
them, and the shrewd mariner vas nothing
10th. A bostIs was handed hin With grsss
polisens.s, bat the Auid Il contained ~
nothing but sal, vasss Of the briniess Favor.
The ptIes poured ont three fngcrs" mcas
me- cd swallowed it q ss1lp. His fsce
~ sliehsly svisosd, asd ~ vstss eyer.
lsvsd Il e1sA Ne lsets1 ssuusd spsa
% einirine sofsnss aotalsh The sstin,
sad sinp,y rensskea, II ssehss yssR rms
. listsls sslsisA! r
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04
nLLnLnIlnnAn, Anrnnorr

.u' %. r..mmia 10. che baltic N
n.m..iH uHi commanded by q colanrl
tH0. tHDH nl hum,. bas n Deacon H.
taa .liu, Iaie, determined man. aul
aDut ip the battle bceluae be- was iupcllad
iy o a.nse of duty llia whole parish va.
NJ hsfefmtH ao saa BIZ beloved paatar.
without whose presence and blessing thoy
carccly thought themselves IN way 10
prosper The Colonel Wa ordered by Gen.
slarkt ~ reinforce one VI THO wings which
WIS suffering severely Ilo marched 1t ihe
instant vIth his forces, bat as slowly and
comporlly o. II be was merchIrR 70 q con.
ference meeting The oaicer ~ command
Of he corp. 10 be relieved, f,iriDg That he
h1uil be- compelled o. give Way sent %
ha ..rr ,a. Colonel
"Ni. .ul as'le coming taid he, and
marr.r Iy on
4 second Doc cnscr cnmo, With the h.
Ii6lig0ucc tl7' thc wing was beginning q
iali back. THAT will make room ior w.
fell 'cm we're coming, replied the Colo
! ID. gi,h mmoyrl ceuutcnance aud uuac
celebrated pace. A ihiri messenger reach
cd him Just as his troops emerged from be
h.nd coppice, ia full vicw Of the enemy
wlosc halls began 10 whistle about them
Halt commanded the Colonel, " form
column and attend prayers Aud iher'
was pausc, While solemn prayer was Of
lcrcd Tor their success IN the deadly sirug
gle they were shout 10 begin. Prayer be
!nr ended the Colonel addressed bis met
in speech which for brcviiy and conscions
ness of ,igor, may bear comparison will
any that C.ar or Napoleon ever address
cd to their troop:
" Soldiers" said be, "our wives au'
children are in the rear. the llessiaus ar
IN iront--giye il to them"
Thoy did "r,e il ~ ,hcm," and ,ha
band or foreign mcrccnarics melted awr'
before those Chris,inns as the hosts of th
uncircumcisei rhilis,lnes melted awaObe
fore the armies Of Isracl. - Pliny II. Whit
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04
lfEaRY CLAY AND osSfAD L. DoDos AZ
A. EvEEfNu PARTY.

On the company being seated u, th'
table, Nr. Clay pOurcl out two glasses ol
vinc. and passing them to Mr.. Dodge. re
marked in tones sufficiently loud ior all tt
hear
MIR. Dodge, let ~ pledge ourselves u
q glass Of old wine y
Without touching the glass. Mr.. Dodg'
replied
.Excuse me, Mr. Clay; am strict
teo,o,aller, and with your permission vii
pledge you in what Is isr more embleincti
cal Of the purity Of true fricndship-agla
0f pure water !"
Mr., Clay slowly replaced the glass o.
wine upon the table scanned with eagle eyc'
the features Of bis guest and discovering
no expression but that Of unboundel re
spec,, reached across the corner Of tho
table, eraspei the hand Of his honest friend
and exclaimed
"Mr Dodge. honor your principles
and then lsughingly added" but | can
say that admire your taslcl'
Mr. Dodge with his usual promptness oI
re,ort, replied" But is II not the doctrine
that our orators are daily teaching W., Mr.
CLAY, 10 throw aside taste for principles 7
Amid the shouts Of laughter that follow.
ed. Mr.. CLAY exclaimed" IIandsoinelJ
turned Charles move the vine from ths
table,"
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04

Wcmchl.hrl ta.NaIlr Register
for III, l0'.f.rtt
For pveuly-tLrcc ycars. o lak Willard
has cultivated lie sal q, Iall0lu county,
AMI dawn l'.vfUm rrH lur md
Me- H. h rH.dlcfs. A.tlrgae1 .JtAc
IN 49, h1r.o iu uWt,h NJ at.sHs c'v.
llIl touic tea hm through au old dworn ont
patch OF clay lairl, oi about sls acres n
.stcni. in "a. ccn'Dr VI Which was sell,
tn,ul,. .Gyc a. ,haty fct deep, that 81 sl'ac
time, probably, h,d frrnishll Oh" innate
II o dilaridai,l house ncar by VITA vn,fr
Ia uas3iiir hy 'LH spot an NJ wind M. n
Jht ale from bis h,ad and malicirus-
lv wallrd il to the edge u 1- sci. pad n
Il turrilei
New Jake bal 1lway par e0 Quo ,.-
tue Of economy, and he immediate. Il
alon. recovering the los, ha,. lle ron 10
the w1ll, and finding it was dry ~ The bot
tom, he uncoilcd the rope which he has!
brought for the purpose Of capturing the
traant COW, aud after several aitenpia to
catch the hat with a,Hoese, he concluded 70
save time hy going down into the well bim-
SELF. 10 accomplish this, be made fast one
end cf tte rope 10 = stump hasd W, aud
wa quickly on his way down the well.
1t Is fact, Of which jake was 10 les
dbli,ious than the reader hereof, that Ned
Wells IN the dilapi,latei building aforesaid,
and that the old blind horse, with bell on
his neck, who had been turned on, TO die,
va. :, !, laaily grazing Ti'fn short dl'''n''
The devil himself or somc other wicked
.piri; pu, ii into Ncl's eraniam to have Il
little fun: so he quietly slipped up to The
horse, and unbuckling the bell strap, sp
preached with slow measured '',ing-a-ling
to the edge Of the well.
cd dang that old blind horse " said
Jake, "hc's comm this way surc, and
ein't got no more sense than 20 fall in here
Whoa. Ball !"
Bu, the continued approach Of the ting
a-ling said just as plainly as words that
Bail wouldnt whoa" l.esides Jake VIE
a; the bottom, resting, before trying t.
- shin il up the rope. :,
"Grcs, Jerusalem r said he, "the old
cass will be atop Of me before can 81,
Jack Robinson, Who Cd dang you
vhoa
Justthcn, Ned drew up 70 the cdgce'
the well aud sith his foot kicked bttl'
dirt into il.
"Oh. Lord r. exclaimed Jake, falling
apon his knees at the bottom, "I'm gone
now Whoa Now lay me down 10 sleep
tw.h.o.al Balil-l pray the Lord ny sou
to--w.h-o-a, now. oh, Lord have mere,
on me- -.
Ned could hold in no longer, and fearful
Jake nigh, sufsr from bic fright, he reveal
ed himself.
Probably Ned didn', make tracks viii
his heels from that well. Maybe Jak,
WASH; up to the top Of il in short order
| and you might think he didn't try every
nigh, for two weeks to get sho. Nth his
rife at Ned. Maybe not. don't know
! Bu. / do know ,ha, II Jake ends ou, who
5 N. you ihis, i, viii be the Ias, sqaib y,a'Il
Iget.
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04

tll' ifli. spl Dove f.l haus.. 49, ebol a
Efa web asf amoL ~ nafrr hifal
afoml rfau gf Hn vh.ia fttpfy We
rattoot0hf Irnt Ci.Hs efsdIa ~ hane
fhHi hr d.nlIhnh NV saf especially
eff fr 'H pIp0r If sHifnf eh h.m'
.nI UfI uf l.I m. W fu fHli e if
.n.l aHlu u ulifhtu HHh cares d
DtIa l.sfa da rmHYn titt w. dI o.'
r' MItl ED, nl Na sub % wa 90.
rn HU.t an. I hYf.f descendant
100 LN Wasirut
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04

Al ,aarly al,aH.. .,moia re al''w'd 70 ''
|ehte,.l tsi,oatr tr.Y ..louf Hiit''nfl charge.
rae 1,i, ,'a.h ilr al,srtisius - Gge from tic
Iff.t 'ias.r..un ol rn .i,ar'issm 'ui
Al,e4ti.cm.n. uirh u w'th ih' nnm''f o.
|in.rr,. in. desire! $3.50 h' pnhlishei and cha't'A
h n ar tao regular rates uu,l ORD rod oii'
Ai,sr.irements ttlm disiauce mu,s be accom-
|ranied by tie CAsn. or salslaetpff te'sfsn,..
Political addresses ot oifcilara insendsh Tor ~
|slriiaal bcnch,, charged ~ alyer','emen,.' !.
Advertisements 4 personal nature, u admit
|.el 4, all, will have 70 be paii Tor "a Anf"he'i W
double price. .t,..
rg- Editorial lisiucsf nl'i"cs - cents per l'ne.
Nnnnnueeneat. u candidates must DC prli Iof
iifeiiy IN adroacs ns follows t"r s,'.' ana ''''
tic, Saces, SO, fur Count! eo'hee', ~
Obituary Notices over nine Lines 10 isns,h,. or
|Ty.tntes AZ Respect by As,peiitipns ~ societies,
on ,hc death ol member, must be pa'i Tor ~ osf
advertising rates.
All communication. for this parer must be nc
eoinpanied BY the auihar.' signatures, :, -,
II All commuriratiuu. ccnh.etei WIN ,n'
ttsit.s. al this oriee lnust be addressed TO "Ihe
/. lit,r Of the ran1.a star"
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04

How TO PRESERVE DnIrb FEun.--Thc
Lexington, Is. Co. Flag says: One day
last week while purchasing lot Of dried
fruit, We discovered small pieces Of sasss-
fras mixed with II, and upon inquiry were
informed that it WAS a preventative against
worms. !, j. said tia, dried fruit, put
away with little bark (say large handful
10 the bushcl) will save for four years, un-
moles,cd hy those troublesome little insects
which 40 often destroy hundred. Of bushels
in single season. The remedy is cheap
aud simple, but We venture 10 say good
one.
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04

Az EXCELLENT FrRsfrrsE Polish =
Into one pin, Of liOsced oil put half .
pound of ,reacle and glass Of gin; then
stirring well, apply spsringly with = linen
rag. aud If rubbed until quite dry with
linen cloths, this will produce a splendid
gloss. Eating tables should 10 covered
with olcloih or baise, to prevent staining.
and be instantly rubbed when the disLss are
removed.
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04
DagRVlA on uUrTl aE

Radisslly cured by new operation vhseh ~ bssn
th,-ocsklv tested In hundreds Of essss without
r;sr TO life, and the person len perfect - be-
..Vs the accident which produced the rapture.
s'suy negroes with shis disesse, whc are perfect.
= worthless, are ressafsi 10 their full value b
: operation. This fast 10 veil worthy Che stsn.
ssiai all persons saiesed With :his Gsssse and
ss7eeially slave-ownes.
January 5, 1860. sOL1y.
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04

VALUABLE RLIgDy foR 4 FELoS.--We
flnd the following ia the Auburn Daily
Union:
A lady who had been troubled for some
time by fclon Oh her finger, gives simple
remedy, from which she experienced great
relief. aud which enabled her TO obtain
sleep for the first time in many nights
II was to cut hole IN lemon, and wear
II on the finger like ,himble, the felon
being cncascd in the fruit. Persons sillct.
cd with these painful anil occasionally y,
dangerous visitors, would DO well TO give
this remedial agent trial
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04

BEANS roR fAfrEyrSo lIoes.-They
must be boiled soft and we'll mashed; then
put into q tub or barrel AL let sour. Care
should be taken in feeding st fret 20 = not
to cloy them, as they make very hearty
feed. Try il, yoa who have besns that are
no. mcrchsntable.
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04

wv T. IiI'''"N ~ 'AHHiN VNHHIfH ilHnN
io about Gfeea yeafi
IhctoIlege faculiy II ilehaee iei ilsif
iarH Ffunai fefatias lunns term time
london his hfty streets ~ much crowded
~ Broadway, Now Vol, ever ID,
4 aly sometimes geia as much iniosicat
cd ~ boz rlnss IA iopcr dOes al his.
Fhonlan fonotima wrote bic play On
'be rnpor that ctmc round hlH iobneeo
'Ihc lady who fll bnck oa her dignity,
came near breaking Il.
A Hahs good fortune often turns hi,
head bis bad fortune o. often n,erl, tho
heads of hi. friends,
A Western editor has seen pigeon with
three perfectly formed leg' 4 nss, be
stooipigcon
Rheumatic aud consumpliyo persons
should wear fanncl., nnd change them
oftcn.
N all noble enterprise. the ladies Are
like the electric Telegraph far in advance
of the maicA
a lady Who tried 70 read by tho light Of
other days, subsequently took a cnmpheue
lamp.
VIA, !. ta, ,hi,A 80,
shoniJo, =, l" n". y,
do not wish TO have IL but il gain II, /
no longer have II A lawsuit.
A ho,nootoa,..h..aw.,,. .p.e
.."P'I"r. s'aIaJ "as"a"" ,n S'', IT, p,vrs
III aass,.a 49,, as"a.asI ".I ~. ,n rou'' :"
,b., \, waa Il, % ,naon.I;.a % 'V'"1 '"
NV VS. " "''"'""''
s.. =" ,,,. a -. ~. ,. s"s.
L1n .;,. o,a a"s ya. " ".I -. -"
.axa -. a,s,".d.. ~ -. y. -. ".' :" - !.
''' '"S" ''' "'"' '" ''""'
"John you seem to gain nesL every dsy;
the grocery business must agree with you.
, r"a,,. A., . .npw ~" ~, /, ...:l % ''"ya
was .onnJ or hn,,., {"
'' r''"' y INV
"Why,John, don't think yon like liver.
~, zee, said John, u like i very well
Tor h''yor sixty meals, but J don't like i
somc,biny for ,Le mar, ,...l
Obadiah thinks the "Tree of knowledge"
was the birch tree, the twigs Of which have
kone more TO make u man acquainted with
arithmetic than oil the members Of the
vegetable kingdom combined.
There Is q fellow who is such sn invets-
rate mser, and 20 a'erse to any ssD6dscls
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04

ALUM IN SIARcH.--For .tarching mus
lins, ginghams and caIicoes, dissolve . piece
Of alum the size Of shell bark Tor every
pint Of starch. and add TO il. BY 80 doing
the colors will keep bright foF. . long TIM.
which IL very desirable when dresses muss
be often washed, and the cost il bat trinel
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04
flcmt5lit O.tonomp.

sffsfsls
"ilHs h.sli lHa ftfmefs aml. Hfs
~ fafe ib' ~ Il jIs.a.
frs IfHm aFffld's ismfeslBnas Wfi',
i,aa 'mll ihs terntad hs'li"
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04
General Collecting Agent
ron pANOo.A COVNrv.

HAvtN0 bu.inssa all over the county, ode
III nv services A. General Collecting Agent =
lfempAis nerchaan viii fp1 h 10 shsis issRoDl d
te,i ne Their assousss for ssileeeies.
Rsrsasxrss live. B. Wriel1, B. 3. ws1, Her
.ands; I. a. 1lsniltss, Jshs N. wss, Memphis.
J0nNr. JACRgON.
Jssnsy ~. lsec. sa-sf.s
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04

rVAs removed to Nr. Charles u. farls.'s.<y7
I'll four miles North west of Panoia-anj ~
sFefs his TO the .urrouna- -
4ry country.
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04
.It,i, Work

or Al. prscEtrtioys, FROM large Hand bih' 70
Fancy Cards, done With Nsa1ness snd p'-f"'ch'
and on reasonable tctms.
FrCAsIs Os DC EitNsWb' ~
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04
Iht pMOIl STIR


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EN4ft UHH1.f. ifa ff#i., tNft+
A. aamd5I ni l,i liuafly .uf.l ~ ihf
..t Hat, a.l r0nNasai aa'd nll af.
" taemltt taiihsofflnaf 'hfltap'ieloI
ApyLurlhlNG ltATIbsi
g.n Laa, oi lsfs. Obs ni' ifpea hggs |"
.u.ea .luif l.Na efs .luafe ani uadrf
.u,t. 400 he s.mrlmJs squares. ca'i 90
l-.. .l1tLnI l.- iNn -nlla lily lernnI
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04
ON. N.pNll.I.XpS

uAvlSG located in the tcun Of Pamela. ten.
III dsrs Ri. rrOis.'eaai services @ % 'as s'',s,:
door TO W. p. Watkins Store.
February 2, 1stn. s-ly.
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04
Dr.. JOHN NJ. WRIGHT

HAs permanently loes.si ss his rsldssee, -
III niles seuGkreass sf Psncls. on The Cove
.ills reed. where y eaa be fsulD By sboes sesaias
bic rfefsssisnal .srtiess.
jsiy 10, lssl. 40
The weekly Panola star., 1860-10-04
StinliIIalions.


'1 hlila s fssssi ~ thoughts sollssisd hs,s.
Where sfHasfs hali aigas lhsf g,afp sssasf
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-26
@pircfter 81 a9cmbittcrS

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lpAItIR fn 4ttolIlNAI III, mae lupItluns cTprpbt u,,n Nj, tp,rn
@utr in ripoIeen p0, ntigt pan,Ibt plaunlen. AelIeibe pn
fpriL lLluup Ia uukiI LAf tppulullIui nItnt my an So
tIa see lliAen l'ItIra SiS.npmMrlt nh6 III rrner In sSub,n,,rif
AIailNl&ne unit dnttrH Sdn,,rH crlaIsrrla perbrciret mnrn"
lllt gregg 1,ecum pGirr ron >}tnl1Hrtn prIpGIuI, Der IN tt,,
ArahinlS psf gtaiui Der ItTani9'iien paG uap % III cl9ttbe bauni.
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2tr OiitIr pur mn pelslrtrtr StrlI 1ut ptu YlIlcu. brr r,,n,S
wslte MD 0s 1,'tr nHp ntLi reien SelunotHne hairs, AnatI,irl.
W"|t VA HS1A1u If NHuirl YtltHil uuo Cue SYIum Die ,yaplu
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