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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18

RoHa Etpbs "TAnrp" nv NLrunlL Ma
atu.-N Now. lot me show You tho power of
natural mpHio" when practicad at tho
break fast table. H. is here that you will
nnd that you possess tho hoy 10 your birds
heart. Invite him regularly aa your gnest,
aud bid him heartily welcome. "Dicky"
must be shall he ono Of our Happy
Family" So place him on tho tabls eve
~ morning. Let us imagine the morn
ing sacrifice duly paid, aud all com fprtahly
seated stound tho we'll spread table with
aniling faces that va are about o. take
our grand lssson in bird tanning. Opep
tho door or doors of your your little friends
dwelling. Lot him 500 he Ia invited 10 10
free" Have ready on tho table cloth
somo little dolicacy In which no delights
such "a sprig Of ripe gronndsel or Ilowefy
chick weed. n wsa mutsal Of egg, or u bit Of
apongecahe above all HI. bath. lila liz
Ito majesty will nota all that you are doing
aud readily reHolva ia his active mind tho
meaning Of everything he beholda. II no
has boon long neglected aud treated with
Indifference. lac may not. perhaps. realize
on tho frat morning all yoo expect from
him. Such thing M this would be unna-
tutsl would IL not llo will most prob
ably aliRht on tho edgo Of tho door, look
'H's SUI wy W. 'HA' ~ k'iHf sni
return To- hia old quarters. The rest ~ the
day no will devote to thinking matters
over. That birda do think am prepared
to prove. Next morning again invite your
pct ~ pets again open their doors. again
spread before them aoms tempting luxury.
Mark the result, aud let IL bs decisive
evidence that birds have very retsntive
momoriea. as we'll M tsnderly affoctionato
hearts. Looking mp nrchy, your little
friends will now. perhaps, leisuroly do
pccnd from their scat, hop along tho table,
help themselves To Eumo tit bit, and stare
you boldly ago, saucly, in tho faco.
Thcy will thon show their "conasqucnco, ;"
10y coqustti-hly approaching close TO your
tsaoup, and may be, with extended wing
give you battle. A week will accomplish
all ths, aud very much much more. co.
HHiidm Kidd.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18

To ruis CysrLskioS Musr VIZ Cows AZ
LAar.--The world Ia too busy now con
templstius what is TO come next ON the
programme OF bill Of fare Of our masters.
Co give a thought TO grave stones, cpl
tsphs, tomba and vaults. Yet here IL the
moat certain end cf the question, tho tor
minauon Of the debate. Fire eaters in
politica, the teachers Of birthstone theolo
gy, the tnAve and the fool. the wise aud
unwise; tho great and ANAL. must meet
in the Church yard, and forever after hold
their peace. IL Ia a strange thought and
appalling enough to consider the latter
end, whom the entire estate Of the richest
I" uettled with Ave years. rent bill to sir
feet due Eaat aud West aud ak feet deep !
Hut II Ia certain even more 40 than the
dissolution Of the 0loriouR Old Union,
aud the obliteration OF all the stars Of
unitrd empire. Here Il tho solution of
the problem Of tho sphins's head. The
mystery OF Thebes and Memphis, like
other grand questions, are solved and
made translucent. Attention 10 directed
Go fthe advertisement Of II. V. Bahin,
Francis Phillips and r. Duggan, advising
VA to SOLICIT a place whilst we may, to rost
from the folly, shallow deceit and hypoo-
racy Of tho world.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18

RHAHHB PRsstHvts,= - A Montau H., has
In store large stock Of tho honestly put
NJ and we'll knDwn, Shaker Preserves II
10 not sslt-mou he'd bottles, fancy tables,
aud puiIs from the ptess, that reccoom
mend The product. Of the Friends. 1t Ia the
.rtiele i,self, pure aud genuine conserved
60 appeal TO. the inner and better senss Of
the public " hitch iiss on the palate aud in
the stomach. Tony Gays rather late in
tho day no order Hlled without the caAh -
seusible conclusion the beat plank TO lay
Of the bottom Of the new religion that ia TO
be- Had Tony acted upon thi. motto
yesrp ago, instead of heyiug now 10 reduce
hia stock, he would he the very Stewart"
Of hiA native place,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18

usausyppi-a -Lsos ! FRHsau', Esq,
late Assistant state Engineer. has opened
an orree IN the ancient edl0ee Of Monsieur
Leo. BosHsu.,,. corner Of Lafayette aud
pIo,ida stteeta. where he will give his at
ten,iop 10 all the branches Of bis probes
zion. AZ an accomplished drai's'uan, MI
Fps..v. has few equsls and M s"pefiors'
this fact il known 70 mcst ~ our citizens
Ilia genius 10 versatile. lilo cannot only
draw the plan and give the specifications
hu, can take In his hand the plumb square
aud level aud test the eorreetuess Of Vi"
ro,b when done. We specially tecnm
mend him TO persona DESIRING to build
either public ~ private residences. WIN
HE aid they can sea what they want on
paper IN all Ito proportions, ere the bun
dstion Ia laid. n IL TO he hoped that with
the all Of Mr.. FptaAuS, that anew o." ~
local architecture will be insuguts'ed --
There ave honses enough In Rcd Stick
built without design and calculated for no
practical purpose
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
SUCCESSOR OF GENERAL CAss.
GENL, SCOTT AND SOUTH CAROLINA.
The COMMITTEES Of Thirty.Tbrse

wAsutvsrop. Dec. Is Intima atoms have
been thrown ont here that The Hon. Daniel
IS Dickinson. ~ New York win bs appoint
oil saerstsry Of state, 10 succeed Den. GAGS,
resigned
The assurances lately given Chat South
Carolina viii not resist The Federal author
i,y in that state meet with but little con
fisnce.
Major Gen Scott, who has bssn sum.
monsi here, expresses IL "a biA opinion
that additional United States troops should
he sent ~ south Carolina for the ttctse-
tiop Of public property aud The forts near
Charleston.
The President, however. opposes The
counsel of General Scott on prudential
grounds.
The House COMMITTEES Of Thirty Three,
one from each State. on the political con
dition Of the country. have adjourned till
Monday. H. ia decided thatits dslibsra-
tions shall hs KEEP, private in the future.
Another c""n"gssi,ov ." Memphis.
Mrsrnts, Dec. 1.-THE Calhoun block
in this city, was entirely destroyed Wy IRE
last night The adjoining buildings we're
much injured Wy falling walls. Loss tloo
900. on which there was an Insurance. Of
sao ,Dop.
Grand WHO" sses''"x d. New York.
Nrw YopE, Dec. IA Large and en-.
thusiaslio Union mssting, Of influential
oitiksns, wa4 hold in this city a. noon to
day. b. take into consideration tue ptssept
political condition Of lbs country. and TO
adopt measures to pa"ify the Snnth.
Tho proposition which seemed 10 meet
with most general approval vas 10 request
OF President Fillmore to proceed at once
10 tho Sputh, IA commissioner in their
behalr. 10 ascertain the stats Of public
opinion.
The proposition ultimately prevailed,
and Judge Greene &. Bronson, of New
York, aud Richard Lothsrs, were subss
quently appointed as associate commits
sionprs.
sioop-of-tysr Brooklyn for tasri.stop.
CHArLEsrpu, Dec. i5.-It il understood
hers that Tho u. 4. steam sloop- n. war
Brooklyn. is 10 bs prepared for soa forth
with, and TO be hold in readiness To pro-
coed 10 the defence 81 the Government
forts near Charleston, at n m omsnt's warn
ing.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
DrLEgrAnLE NoHsESsE rpoH WASH

rseroH The telegraph says
Tho immediate cause Of Con
Cass sending IN His resignation. ne
Secretary oI State. was the refusal
If the President To- send additional re-
Inducements ~ Font Moullric.
On The other hand, Nj Floyd, the
Secretary If War, would have 10
signed il the President had done So
IN The meantime. Col. IIugrr. Of
South Carolina, gives assurance
that 40 danger 10 apprebended. and
no troops are needed.
Tho rcadcr can nnpalize the
above for himself. aud CONS to
what conclusion be may Col.
IIuger gives assurance ihnt no
danger is apprehsndrd. aud no
troops wanted. yet Genl Cass rc.
signs because tho President refuses
to send additional reimbursement
whereas Mr.. Floyd, tho Secretary
Of War. threatens to resign If tho
President does, what Mr.. Casp wants
him To- do, and for which there ia
admitted 20 bo no reason. Very
handsome condition Of things this
We expect tho telegraph TO tell ia
next. that Mr. buchanan has him.
eoli resigned. Sroossionista. aud
thcir accusation telegraph reporters
aud writer's. will exhaust themselves
before the 4ih Of March next. II
they do not mind how they use their
ammunition.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18

CHEArER Subtitle Philadelphia Cheap
Store, in order to make IL very easy for
people who feel that the times are tight,
hasmeved down It's scale Of prices to no
m'nal figures. The ladies ara invited to
call and see what they can get Tor dino,
thai tormsly cost a dollar. Cloth Cloaks,
French Merinos, Poplius, Cashmere Dol
aims, Silks aud satins arc some tho arti-
Giles now being sold at alArmingly low pri-
oes FOR the needfal wanted by everybody
o. spet d-oash.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
STATE LoUIsIANA-Parish 81

STATE OF Parish If Fast
Baton Rouge Sixth Judicial District
Court Mary y. henderson Va. Tully Il.
Brady No. 272g.
NovrnErH 2isr.. 1850.
THE above entitled aud mum bered cause
i being this day taken up pufsuaDt TO
Assignment, and IL appearing 20 the Court
that a regular Judgment by default had
been taken. and that more than two Judi
cial days had elapsed, and that defendant
still failed 10 appear and file HIS answer,
aud the law aud this evidence being adj
duce1, and IL appearing that the same
were in favor af plaintiff and against de-
PENDANT, it is ordered, hdiudged and de-
creed that Mary Henderson do have and
recover Of Tully X. Brady. the sum Of six-
teen hundred aud eighty dollarS the fur
thcr sum Of nine hundred and forty five
dollarS and fny- nine cents; and this fur
Their sum Of three thousand one hundred
and seventy-thrce dollars and thirty one
cents; with interest at FIVE per cent per
nnnum on said sums from Judicial do
mand. IL is further ordered that Mary =.
Henderson do have a mortgage on the
slaves aud immovables of said Brady for
the restitution OF said sums from Judicial
demand, until full and final payment Of
the same.
II ia further ordered and docreed that
the community Of scqust- and gains be
tween Mary +. Henderson and fully X.
Brady be dissolved and abrogated and the
said Mary +. Henderson do have the con :
troll and management Of her paraPhernal
property. IL il further ordered hat Tully
Brady pay the costs Of this suit;
(Signed) DANL. ID. AVERY,
Judge Sixth Judicial District.
December sth, 1860.
CLEEK's OFFICE, EAST BATON RoUoE.
true copy. 80 -
dec ls. Clerk.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18

STATE or LOUISIANA Parish ~ Es..
Baton Rouge sisth Judicial District
Cpurt-lu the Matter ~ The sueosssion
Of Jsr-es y. Morgan, deceased No. Gss
--Frobaia.
w HERBAs John " New, Of said Par
w isb. hes this dsy fled IN said Court
~ application, praying 10 be appointed
Administrator ~ tie Estate of james y.
Morgan. deceased.
Notice is hereby given 10 ell persons in
tsfe~tsd 10 show cause, If any they can
within zen days from the frat publication ~
this notice, Why said application should
not ba granted.
Given under my hand and the seal ~
said Court this l1tb day ~ Dscefubs
A. D., 1860. JOS. NEPuLER.
daolS. Clerk.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18

= To CopprsroHpHHrs.- Hope 10 too
blunt and pointed. Wa must lie mild
With our friends who think that the onlv
ohsnca ~ sutcess, IN that conquest which
Ia TO bs Of peace, is secession and revolu
tod. They are our fiiends theit interest
aud aurs ia iusspersble. We must accord
10 many II not all Of them honesty
aud uas no harsh terms In combating thei'
errors The miljness and fcrbestsnce
taught ia uuder the ebrlstisn dispensatien
Ia the power 10 govern, Peace aud good
will. are the Geld nsrshsls Of reason. The
weapons thsy WELD are the only weapons
Wanted for victory.
Modesty eve are ashamed 70 cay ~ for'
bids the publication of"An aged mans"
epistle,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
- i EC IAL ~ . Il & T. -
IUMIlERf LUMRERff

NAVE just received from my lands on LiLils
j ri7sr, supply 81 superior Pine timber, vhirb
am nov saving NJ. hat p'sss efcu INST aprss
renders u impossibIs for mo 1" furnish ivfpbsr
upon Hny terms 'sEcsrt cssb on delivery" Pur.
chasars will please observe his before sending me
their orders WILLIAM WA.sDS,
dscl3 I'm Bayou Mills.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18

GREEN TuRrLKs AT TONS HousK.-A
now feature at Toms House, on Main
street, is Green Turtle, which he will reg
alsrly Import from Mexico for Soup pur-
poses.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18

The EMPEROR NAPoLEoS's C6sAR.-
Since the departure Of the Empress, the
Emperor Napoleon has taken up his abode
in the Tuileries. where he is said 10 occu-
py his leisure moments with his biography
Of Cesar, which is promised the present
month of December.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18

ts Reaction appears to have common
eed in Naples. Victor Emanuel's new
crown will not be one Of roses, but there
will be in it plenty Of the rose'sneig hbors
-thorns. The country is represented TO
be in state Of perfect distraction.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18

ANSuh MrxrNe.--The 'Adics Of tho
Female Orphan Association, will notice
the eleventh Annual Meeting OF the As
ISOLATION, takes place at the Asylum on
the 2eth mat.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
NJ n HIl BID

A. 81. Andrews Church, in tho city Of
Jackson. on Tuesday evening Decern Dor
tho 18th 1860. by tbs Rev. W. W Lord
Of vicksbug PERCY ROBERTS, Esq., Of
Louisiana 10 Miss MARY y. sKIPWlTH,
daughter Of the late Geo q. Skipwith.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
CATHOLIC CEMETERY.

DERsONs dssirous ~ purchasing Iots In tbs
i Catholic Csrnstsry fDr topbs. vaults. and fsml-
~ buying places, would d. veil 10 apply imms-
diatsly. There has bssp isrgs tract o. snd
lately purchased and attached U the Csf.stsry.
Persons DESTROYS ~ purchasing can proesrs good
sites ny applying H. n. v. BABIs, Es1 FRAACIs
PHILIPPE, 7. DU99As, or 10 the ssrfon the
premises. fdecI5 lmdkv.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18

f< Garibaldi's island of Capre.
ra lies near 10 Elba aud Corsica,
and contains $500 inhabitants
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
THE IN gss A. AN ENGINE.

/
pen IN mightler than tho SWORD --
The Bssayist ~ middle ag'h gen
tleman. anu when no '"V""'o' '"'
expression, he was contemporary
ct The waning lights o' tho e'gh
teoh'h century. now now "hat
power IN ,he'e '" 'he pc" '""' ""s
not been 'f'ed ana t's'e" 70 'he w
most capac''y--stfeih'h 70 the n'n-
IT anu ehhausted None' ~ N
now worked Wy steam an" "hoe'
tho lightning machinery 81 HOO "
'", can MAKE hVe 'h""a"h" ""
pfeHs'ons an hour. DOORS arc so'n
ny weight Az" newspapers "'e
'"'eo ~ s"p''"o''' "''' ''e s',"
paper ~ '"' "'NA''''" " WV
"sstooo"' 'hey "'e """'Ve'""S
~ won M g''0""''"'""A WI" "''
p''o''"H' '"'y 'e" wv ''''y,""e
'"a' oo'hos W '"e'' way '"' wv
V""r WIN f"Pao'""s V"'"o''y' o"'y
w" "'g'A' ''' 'o"'A anu '''y y"
the tree M wei ms i's leaves ana
blossoms, Nothing IA hld to The
giant conductor oi The giant press,
"r u There ~ anything UNKNOWN U"
INN, rest assured ~ ISN'T worm
Knowing words now from n's p'"
without any more e""'t" y" NV P"'
than what The miller may TO sup
posed to- exercise over ma "'''-t"''
Tut tho pen ~ MS hahd ana "
dances over tho ioo'Fo"p. cutting
elegant hg"f"e' snoh an 'he expert
skater may on tho zee ~ "a''o'A
not w""' 'ho SUBJECT w. ""e'''' "
u" 'g"' or heaVy o"e'"'eA' +"
Ia ''AP''o"o" g'"'"A''o"'y' '''"'
g'"ph'o"'y "po "o'"'"'"g !" Hy"
YAK No''o" NV" J"''o'''sy WV
g''"' P'esH''"" "''""ee' WV "'''
s'"s"''""' wv o"'s NV WV" wv
'"'''e '"'oe wv" ~ W wv "''-'
'h'H w"n'd NOT "". TIC "o"'o P'"oo
h'mse' much 10 'he Same Pos'''o"
"i 'ho iaf'ne' ~ 'he '""''' WI" "''-
cd the chicken to get all her golden
"ggH Mt once. The mammoth preHs
man hna heard ct tho Table and he
presses TIE moral oi IT To h'H heaft.
Under hlH management tho srnna
ton IL spun out me ~ hrHt "
comes as rnmor. ~ liant and III
defined, that II can hardly be diH-
tlngulHhcd; then like n fashionable
opera, II grows louder and louder
an 10 approaches. aud when the
sensation IL iully driven homo aud
tho auditory IN a perfect Juror.
what does ho OF the press do 7
Does he swoon with ovctcxhausta.
tion--doee he iaintY No, he mere.
ly fans himself with his coat-ta'l or
tho crown OF his hat. and starts oil
Tor some other subject which VIII
command " Soco"o eo'''oh OF ''o
mornings paper ana sell oV,ooo
moro To tue swcl' moo III inodcrn
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18

~ At tho Winter Garden, New York,
Booth is playing Rich,iieu. Tho other
night he manifested some feeling in tho
scene whore Richolieu attempts TO WELD
the sword, and failing, says:
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
Put away tho sword
States NAV be navod without N 9

The lines were applied to political as
poets, and they were hailed with cheers
and ciapping Of hands.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18

T. ~ DIN T. r. r..
HAS OPENED an once IN the city - rston
III Hongs. corner ~ Jsf'ystts and Worlds strssts.
where he oilers his ssrviess 10 all WIN may re-
J1ira tbsto In this f,.kuisg branches ~ his pro.
fsssipp, viz
Cfvn EssiHsEsisg, NcHinton EpsrrSssfsa
LANDS, SIEAM ksgls ~,
URyEYs, HDRss POWER.
LEVFLs, stW Mlb,A,
LEVEEIaU, sUpAH MfLfS,
DRAINING, DsaiVfss hloafvrE.
PLANTATION MAps, Eolr AND Ran ROADS.
ECTURK.
PUBLIC AsD PRIVATE BUILDINGS,
MDNJAkNTs.
ORNAMENTAL FENCfNo,
LAYiHg OF eROUNDa.
The of7es IL prepared 70 furnish all Plsss, D,sv.
inEs, protrsctiops, sto, Estimates and spsoibca-
tons m ths different branches
nav pg been assistant Ststs Eprinssr ~ LSBi.
sisna from Isb5 10 1890 he hopes ~ obtsip, sith
tbs following references, a liberal pstronsgs.
Hsfe
L"vfs Htpxpr, late FISTS tDgipssr, n Rouge.
OgH. T. u brRrssy, civil Kpg'r. Hstrhitoebss.
w. :. YiEg. Bstoa Reugs.
J0aE AHssTpre, Founder, Nsv Orleans.
y. v. q. Coox, Engineer, Ssv orleans.
dsclS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
TOBACCO.

I ioyOhs 4 fsI stock Of ell kinds, just re-
j esivsd and for sale by
a-sis STEWART 4 On.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
no ron CIrRIsTMAsf

I'VE HAVE jus, received direct fror, the fmpor.
w ts's lsrgelot ~ svsfy varsity ~ Dire vorts
snI TOYS TO- the Christmas Holidays, spd ill
"Ha' the rbois ~ any part Of ths,s al small 81.
vance on osst IT,, ossh
daelb A ETENAET a On. f,pgsists
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
GUNsf GUNS ~

ME have Just opened q new lot Of Don
w bic Barrel Shot Guns which We
know will suit as 70 quality and prics.
dsolb LARGUlEk d. LAEOUE.
Corner Lafayette A. Florida sts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
PIOWai PldDWAif

'V""' sD"'ii
ME NAVE nov 81 ouf rl0v Depot. fBii as
w s0r mspt ~ usirs Ma syills srougbt iren
Flows. Hall q On Empire WORKS, do Psasoek q
sra steel IN. Hrisdls \ Co., Logisvills Do. Kings
sstebdsd rsf 10. The shove esp Alwsts ha had
al pfisss 10 suit ~. times 81
de, H. LAHou1gR a bANOUE,
Corner Lsfsyslta and Florida sits.
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Serrntfbte Nnset9em.
@irner'S ~Y1Gbnmofbtne.

Dje S6neiocr 6jef9er Gtabt, fppte ale 4eriOnen. wet9e cine
cute @d9mai4ime 81 baben ,nari4ef, i ont Sl. Ta et .E.t y.
raenb cine on6ere, lmo 10 ouh %spetmal 10 Dtel @elh
'n6rtn8t. 0isIc8 ma4t rnere gaoiSjnst gu ben btllt9.
ten, melde i'm 9tarfte itnS. Betr ais COCO oaoSn ttn6 allen
ba6e1r lire @i8ner p6cr sic ban,tt Gteher in BEN stanO 8eiest, fb
Tre9r @elo sG eriparet, ais i9nen btties onf onSerent 98e9e n1e9.
m G3ebraud9 fu6, Ga6en m6dter, 5oGten III unierer Office:
$50. 159 Baltimore ItraBe
ootIgretcn, mo Gebrau98- @nwetinngen III 6c1ti9er, en9ti4sr,
@ronsBHffer ur6 ipanifbtr Sprade SIT baben im6 rmb no ptr See
- fcdette WtaI6ine fault AMI bcrictben arGeiten Ierneu.
s6ift nod5 einem Grcnplar bon Sut9cr'S I6bntoI 9inerr Set
ano. Que N2oidineu merben Elm gauges Sabr mad tbrem Intauf
con un8 in bpQer Srbnun9 unb Separation 9ebaten.
GFb28,iD SO. 6. Brpbertd, @9ent
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D. Au ld e.
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- TIT @~btcdgp, 81.
Die Su8erb, Ste @lanrpett pD has <sr, que fpaten btees
Bud (e{en. G3 entGGtt njsltde Ssetruneen uber BITE @rtdlture
bic GGpd4en rtS Rrnnftettet her 8eiGle6tstteue, fir 0te,
pelae AT Ben 70 srf&6penren uno f<rnrten 8Cl8en Ser pSeltf-
bsfedung" ub anoerer @uSfdnetF ut8en leteen. Der %nertbpple
Sabre Res Qetbens serbaten unO iabrlt6 GautenSe Sph 2eben ret
ten. Der 9etIunesplan, apf Der Mnpen6un8 Der @lec
wiefen, tB b~ieienieen 9attenten, bic ttr @elp fir aReotstn eefpen
set BADEN, abne eetetGt st ieth, ip nt6t at bic re6te Sanme0e 9es
nen6et tabfn. Sntpptens, l1nfruGtbarfeit, fCwte ale nerSEfe
oeieen unO Sdwdden Der Gei8IettSUrSane tSnnst rmr auf elets
trtf0 IN 28ege rattCael 8etetlt per0eu. G'e8en GtnlenOun8 Sn
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