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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

HORRIBLE BARBARlrY.-The body Of
Mrs. 5. II. Williams, of Memphis.
drowned at the recent loss Of the Ron
Lewis, at Cairo, has been recovered. Il
was found by by two boys in a skia.
floating in the current, c'inging to an
oar, about two miles below Cairo. and
was, when taken in the skitf, yet warm
and almost throbbiug with the lingering
sparks Of life. The body was taken on
board the steamer J. H. Doane, and
conveyed to Cairo, where it was received
By the almost frantic husband. Il was
there discovered that the body had been
robbed ofa considerable amount Of lew.
ely, and one Of the fingers had been
pnch lacersted by the fruitless efforts
q the murderous pirates to get of .
pan gold riag whish Atssd very clo..ly,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

The will Of the late Daniel Fsnsbaw
contains curious codic.l, to this effect
lie gives his son lagacy OF five lots,
providing he docs not use tobacco
Should he Indulge in the use Of that
simulant, the property is to be taken
from hun and devoted to building q
'Home for Superanuated Sober Prin-
ters."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

SAYoSY, no larger than Rhode Island
or Connecticut, keeps 100000 sheep !;
England and Wales, 26,O00,OOO, and the
whole Of United States only 1900, 900.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

The latest novelty down East is
"Heenau Butter" so called on account
Of it, strength. Out West they have
'6ayers Cheese" which combines mite.
VsesssgfA tea0hasss 80 asaivtty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

The Democracy Of Iowa are hereby requested
to meet in Convention by delegates from their
severa! counties on Thursday, the 18th day Of Ju-
ly, 1850, in the Capitol 1t Des Mones, for the pur
pose Of nominating candidates for Presidential
rlectors, and for the several State officers to be
elected in ,vem5er next, viz: Secretary Of State,
Auditor Of state, Treasurer Of state, keg,ster Of
tho State Land Office, and Attorney General. The
basis Of representation will DO the same - at the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

TRIBUTE TO AN AxERICAN SHIP-BUIL-
DER.-The Washington Atel.ige~cer
saws eve have been shown an oval
box, studded with diamonds, emeralds
and opals, presented by the Emperor OF
Russia to Mr.. WIN. H. Webb, Of New
York, as q testimonial Of the Emperor's
satisfaction with the manner in which
Mr.. Webb executed the contract for
building the f,igate Grand Admiral for
the Russian Government. The follow
ing is the letter of the Russian Minis
ter OF Maize conveying to MIR. Webb
the handsome testimonial:
His Imperial Highness, the
Grand Admiral, desires me to ackno"l.
edge the reception Of your letter dated
the eth OF January. lie has great
pleasure to state it once more that he is
perfectly satisfied with the performances
Of the frigate, especially with her speed,
facility in handling and spacious accom-
modations- qualities so essential in an
efficient war steamer.
HIS uis hness is very much pleased
with the manner you conducted the
whole of the business, and if he did not
give you more orders it was not
in consequence of want ef necessary
qualities in the ship, or any deficiency in
the tu tillment OF the cont, act, carried
through in all its numerous details with
the utmost care and good ia tn.
may add that, as a proof of the en-.
tire satisfaction Of the Imperial Gov
eminent, his Majesty has been pleased
to acknowledge your services in order
ing a handsome diamond box to be for.
warded to you through our representa-
tive in the United States, which was
done Immediately after you left St. Pc
tcrsburg.
remain, dear Sir, yours truly devo.
ted. N. MkTLlN,
Minister of Marine.
To Mr.. WEBB.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03


A letter from Canton, Of the 18th OF
April. 10 the sGazeltssae France, says j
/ lately sssited th4 estate Of Chinese
msrchsofsof Canton named Pont'ngua,
aud onssshich he spends !, 1000, 900 francs
\ year-sn immense sum in country
where labor is to be had almost for
nothing. The property is larger thsn
kings domain. This Cinnamon made
his fortune in the opium trade, and is
said to possess more than 100, 600, 900
francs lie has fifty wives and eighty
domcstlcs, without countingtb'rty gard
ners, laborers, &c, and owns 10 the
north OF China still finer estate. he
has great liking for the French, aud
receives them well. When ! went with
friends to visit his mansion, be had just
left, but VAS received by steward,
who conducted us over house TO
vast garden, in which are the rarest
flowers, and a vide alley leads to the
principal entrance.
The apartments are vast, the floors
being OF marble; they are oros-
menled with columns Of the same ma
teriaI and sandal wood, encrusted with
mother of-pear, gold, silver aud precious
stones. Splendid looking glasses OF a
.prodigous h, igth, furniture in precious
wood, covered with Japan lacquer, and
Magnificent carpets OF velvet and silk,
decorate the rooms. The apartments
are separated from each other by nova.
bic partiti ms OF cypress and sandal
wood which are ornamented with charm
ing designs cut right through the wood,
so as t. permit one room TO be seen
from the other. From the ceilings are
suspended chandeliers ornamented with
precious stones.
There are more than thirty piles OF
building in the whole edifice, which are
united by covered galleries with columns
and payements in marble. The lodging
of the women are decorated with more
than Eastern splendor. An entire army
might be lodged in the house and
grounds. Warehouses;, on which are
g'lded junks, traverse them i'll all d'rec-
lions, and at intervals are vast basins IN
which are swans, ibises, and an infinite
variety of birds. There are also pago'
das nine stories high, which are very re-
markable: some IN marble, others in
sandal wood, carved with great art. 10
the gardens are extensive aviarles OF the
rarest and most beautiful birds. In front
of the woman's apartment is theatre,
in which hundred actors can perform,
and so placed that people in the apart
mcnts can see without difficulty. Near
the outer door is a printing office, In
which NJ. Portirgua causes the memoirs
OF his family to be prepared for poster
ity.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03
For Douglas and Johnson.

After prOtracted silence the Chicago
Herald no SITS the names of Douglas
and johnson, and goes in heartily for
their support. The Ucrald in its expla-
nation says:
We waited and for the same purpose for
which we have ever acted the harmony and
union Of the Democracy 1t is neither wis
nor possible to wait longer. The proprietor.
the editor and all concerned in the politica.
destinies of the Herald. acting from differ
ent s,andpoints and without concert after lh-
most mature reflection. have arrived at the
same unalterable convictions as to their duty
- Democrats Of Illinois. Cost whatever OF
feeling it may. the Democracy of Illinois must
be sustained at all hazards. II the tree mus,
be blasted. We would at least hoard the sees
Of reproduci7n for future use. Good may
come to the Democracy by union. but by d.
vision never. To oppose the party At Thu
hour can but result IN casting the vote of our
State for Lincoln, and throwing our gan,
young commonwe ath into the arms Of the
Republican De'ilah. We owe deep and last.
log allegiance to the Federal Government and
TO the Democracy Of every class In this
whole aion but, as citiz Ems Of Chicago, we
owe our first alegianc. to the State Of Il-
nois. and our highest duty to the Democracy
Of Illinois. While we hold that citizenship
We will maintain that allegiance and perform
that duty, at every cost and at all hazards
consistent with our duty As men. The flag OF
the brave Democracy of Illinois has rever
trailed in the dast before an enemy it hall
not be our hand that beads it to the foe until
It shall be stainet with dishonor. Sadly but
firmly We step on ship board with the Democ-
racy Of our adopted State, to share the common
fltune-in the conflict. This we regard az
the only wise and safe course for US to pursue,
for the good Of the whole party, in any and
every contingency
In thu future we mag explain or views
more ut length. At present without crim,na.
lions for the past or useless regrets for the pres.
ent and with the same devotion to the union
OF our party "a ever. we unfurl our banner to
the breeze, inscribed with the names of
DOUGLAS and JOHNSON, to do our depoir in
the coming battle. in the ranks of the great
body of the Der. ocracv OF Illinois.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

Dem nc ratio COMVNsN1tOs0.
The Democratic Convention tor the second Con-
gressonaI District of Iowa will be held in the
city Of Cedar Rapids, on Tuesday, the 18th
day Of July, 1850, for the purpose Of nominating
q candidate for Congress from the said District
The ratio of representation will be one for evsry
one hundred Democratic votes, and one fer every
fraction over fifty votes, cast for Governor ct the
general Electi n of 1859.
BY order Of the Congl Com. % Cong'l District.
VIC. HAUN, Chairman.
Democratic papers in the district please copy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03
RATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET
-O-O-
FOR PRESIDENT,
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
OFXLINOIS.
FOR v1CE-PRESIDENT,
HCRCSHEL Y, JOHNSON.
or GEOREId.

IT HAS been said by great Europe
an statesman, "Allow me to compose the
songs Of the people and will rule them
as | wish lie but gave expression to
the idea which constitutes the leading
element of the tactics Of the Black Re
publican party at this day. They say,
give us one of the leading passions Of
the masses and we will enthrone section
al policy. where National principles
should alone reign, and throw cut light,
openly and freely. We find them en-
gagged in appealing to the worst feelings
Of human nature, giving birth and shape
to an unmtigated wrong, forsooth, a.
they say to put down another wrong !;
they perceive not, or rather the howler>
Of the party will not give expression to
it, that the skeleton Of desI otlsm and
anarchy is but separated from their acts
by thin sheet, and that flmsy screen
is ready to fall 10 pieces, for dIsnnlon Is
it's web and wool. Take up any of their
leading journals and the contants viii
be found to consist oE dcnunciations OF
good and true men; appeals to support
. civil war, and descriptions Of outragcs,
which are colorcd TO call forth still more
sectional excitement. DO they discuss
the principles Of their party once for one
hundred times they denounce the De
mocracy, or lie with tricksicrs' con
firmed habit, about men who hold to the
Union and support the rights Of the
people against their dsunion, sectional
party!
The election Of Douglas and Johnson
will show them that all good and Union
loving citizens are too wise to stake the
permanency If this Republic, in the
balance with niger worshippers, and
that next November they will kick the
beam so high which contains these light
weight woody heads, that like the part Of
the rocket which comes down-they
will look decidedly wooden.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

Silver Plated Show Cases,
WHITE METAL HOW CASES.
Brass show Cases.
wood show Cases.
IRON SHOW CASES,
A. J. CAMPBELL, l. CO.,
6s...... Dearborn ST., Chicago, $50. as
MANUFACTURE ALI THE ABOVE vARl-
vi cites Of Show Cases, and cal especial A.
tentien to the entirely new article manuf e;ured
Ly no other concern in the United States, of
Iron Show Cases,
which, for beauty, durability AMI chsapness, are
unsurpassed. They also manufacture every other
dissertation of Show Cases, which they guasan
toe for workmanship, finish and cheapness, to be
unequalled.
Orders solicited and promptly filled.
@A large assortment Of ready made Show
Cases always on hard.
feb ally
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03
Des Meines Land Agency.
Land Warrants.

n HE undersigned have for sale Land Warrants
Of different sises, which they will sell for cash
or IN time to suit purchasers.
hey will pay ,rticular attention to the sslec-
tic and location Of Landsin DesMoines,Ft Dodge,
CT triton, and other Western Land Districts. ALSO
to ayment of Taxes spd Land business generally.
EXCHANGE
on all parts Of the United States bought and sold
COOK, SARGENT COOK,
Bankers and Land Agents.
DssAoi1es, Iowa.
vol6df
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

According to . rule adopted at . former State
Convention, NJ county can DO represented BY
proxy.
The several Democratic County Committees
throughout the state are requested to call Coun-
~ Conventions. or to take such measures for the
election Of delegates to the State Convention ~
may be according to rule usage in their respec-
tive counties.
1t is needless to urge tho importance of slecti-R
full sets Of delegates, and Of persons who will DO
most likely to be in attendance.
According to usage,the Convention will be called
to order at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Of the day dssigna.
ted in the call
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-06

'un9 tncet Nnwcnouu9 auf ols glr!en pom Spet.
Sen.) Die Suster, bic S0ucen. cie @twir,e u.
I. NJ. rsnn le nit DEN NabruugsnitteIr IN 8srs
%btrpuns 9ttraht werpen. Gotcn Die @siflmmun9,
nit ben Spsi6eloriicn in 9eri0rung gu trnlr
men uuo fte Sp,&slotfcnccrnns ;u brf5rocru,
uno ties miro ebsr crreitt, inprm man pific
Stpfe auBen an Der Spsjie onprin8t.
Cine trudrne. meblj9c EartoTcl, g~ebrotcn rrcr
6rt actcdt, bann ffju sotampit. 70 rap liz I'D in
2EnHtf l6I psnn Ic eamtt angtra1rt mirr, 1T
9ernoe Gin 70 sute8 Rabrun9smittel, ouh fir
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pcrbrleu, RAP geiuuIe pOer frontc perluncu. jung
Ooer ait, nicmolo Elm ar66ers6 Stid 6artcTrl
oeri&luden lclten, ais cine tIeine GrbIc, unp
un oics 3u %ersielen, gs6en mir in Nloemeinen
hen Ratb, Die SortoftIn 3u ~5erlampi,n, bcvur II,
oui Den Slid tpmngn. gGjr Rtmmel nit un.
fern &prrelpCntcnten therein, pag icbc &artUfel
rcl@s eineu ihparjcn SLED 9at, iranf Iei, nm
Die 9unje SortrfeI iOats ubns gBtitercs mcgee,
mcrfen merrcn. IS 1T feline GriparniG, Urgent
rinen S9eiI elmer lolGen JtagtpFel ~ seuirgcn
SIpBe &tfc poer SrTnungtn in iul&cn Rartef
fcln, penn lie niat nit Barter, f6wnrScr Maf
~nm9eten iinc, inp frtn gtn,et&.n ron Rranttett
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-06
9nl0nA.

- 9RtiGOelP bta 3. Sept. Oao SolFss
felt jUm 8siten zines beutl1en SpspitalS, mel.
does 8rltrrn ouf S4u9ltiu66be f%attfanp, mar
poni l4Gnfen 9Eetter besinii9t mo Bate eiuen
iO erfreuliAen grfplg, pie Jpn bic llntfrne6mer
nur miinibsu tOanten.
@uf Dem 8sitplaBe Gsrr1&ts elm rrgss 2c6en.
Die Sercine batten f6 9ruppenwetie ~selasert
unO i9re Banner unp TaGnen ais 8abrJei6eu
anf9elfedt. Sci Dem auBerprsentlihtn Nnpran9r
(es belu&ten einl4ltsBli& rss IaSnen @rl9le8ta
ininoeitcns 10000 perionen ben 9iab) tpnnten
"itle 9erlOnen fsinen anpern Ylas sum GiBsn
ais Dem 8runen 8a1sn ftnben.
8as 5sf etrIttf in better 6armonie, Die aud
ni&t in einem ein3igsn Safe gtll6rt purOe. Der
3wef, einrn ni6t un6etri6ttt6en 6onb fir Elm
neutlhe5 6OspitaI Su ~1ammeln, 1T jtOenfaG5 er.
rFi6t worpen.
28tr bemrrfen NOD naatrd9Iia, baB Don 1tsI.
gen 8rancrn etpa so Sap SIer fir pas 6elt una
ent9rltIt@ B%elteert pOr0en warsn.
= News9 OFT, 8. 9spt. Cine 9ar;c
6Iot'e eurcPdil&er 9odetI8ifs fnO ..scfern ,np
6eute ein9cIaufen. Darunter pie Stifs 6rancis
Cutting gOrti0tre, ~0tsi0tutr uno Seremia6
24ompiUn Yon 2tserpopI unp Yatrid Senr9 unp
@majora Yon 2oupOn. Oisis Gaben s%uiammsn
aber 1900 @afagiere iiktrbraht.
- Gin 20 SaOr alter glrSt, Nanens OapiO
98id1am, purpe am Sar1fag gIa6rittag ppr&
oen gcli}i4sn Ne9in feitsenommap, mn guar
ais Gin 0iabttir8 aus 9fews 3erieD, no er Yoy
l 3a9r etHsH Vt0rO bs9an8sn gabsn iOu. Die
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-06

Ss'te, l%tretfte i4ren &eifrrf cb urS rs~anc fa,,
S're. Man rettste fe. @ir fol- germ ututr.,
GfileS fem.
Der Srnntagsfanattsmue in
Baltimore fheint GnserR prafcnirt "a ~ erF.
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9er'tbtlt6 oerfel1t nm trfraft pcnu fe CT,
Sonnro9 Siloer aufnebmsu.
ptttsbur8, 2. Sent. Iitt asnua.
rap Der YuritansrsS ounta9 ME cine SsiTel an
ln'srn 8eincn 6dn9t, Der y@Gronirle" Y~crIaret
nun lo9ar, bic 0irtbsbGuisr iOilsn bsreitsJSpm,
lto9 @beno ae9en 8 pber Ter 9ridlr6rn mer-
rem Aie @runO bnfir 9ttt Err on, Sas iete
Samita9 NoGt bns s8a&tbaue nit Setruuteuen
i"uf' BON @5-40 an Der 3abl bdB rtn @tIst.
'pei@eS Set ltren8cr Strafe bcrrits fri6 abente
"h S@mltd9 Die Ssirt9s9auIcr 3u ialteeen, tS&R
nct4wRnptg ist.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-06
@tnb sartoffstn etne sefnnbe
R q y : II Il q z

Gin Itcnnert ienoet fir btsle 3eituna (oen
@9rttultarilD cine LANCE N6banbluua in weIber
er bar;ut5un 9erlt6t, pn6 Dte &artoiel Elm I'M
gsIunoes Nabrungsmtttsl 1ei. SiPle Ger auae-
9e6enen 0riiuDe iuoen aaf iereS auoere Na6r
run9smittel Nnpsnouul uno rir ig6en ni6t Gin,
trarum Der GtulctOsr, penu er an &les Qloutt.
mas CT i6reiGt, ut6t Zen Stats pe8 f]arttacn
Nfannes tn @Gar,rtOn, w19rcno Die G6oleyo
Sptt bcrriAtt, brfol9t. gta4oem or We6rtrt
9taBrun85mittel os 9tfG6rli6 verurtbrilt aattc,
antpprtcte er auf Die b~cltimnte Srage: ,g8ae fol-
tb Senn ehen z" Isl, gar Nt6tS, Damn oerbtrtt
Oh Dir prn @iaeen eepib niht." Sn Br;uo asf
Die Sartofrl 9errIAt fem 3wfifcT. RAP quite, me6,
lt9e, gar 8efOhtc, 10 9cIunD Fno, toie nur iraeap
stt Na9run8smtttel. sic inO lt9r reid an
S~tartsmebI, nno Itsfern ntbt oleiu aetUe5e6il-
penpse, lpnosru audi 9BSrme er;euaenoes WPate.
rial, ano mDeen Del faltcm Better ocncITen mrr.
ben, NO lrarmenber fobIenapf6alfae Nobrunl
erfcrOerltb 1T nit elmer seei8netrn Suantitlt
n1aasrn Slel6es, 8rste5, Sraut, uno aupern
itdItOf4alti9sn Suttan3sn lit es Rsts pp6lt66.
t'a. AAstn nm letht perbaut ;u werpen, lpaten
ie ttets ~9sbratsn, sosr trp6en eeiUtten uno ,rr,
ttanlptt tperosn. DaS .3erfampFeu 1T nt6t noe,
tentltb nrtbpsHbts fur Grwa6Iene, ipsl6e aute
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Belt nrbn'sn, unr lie gu ;%erfauen. Rinter, prer
i1adllallt9 lino RAID eIsuoe 0erIpuen eerIblrftn
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Stnfe l6isn la %lan8iami AM, rsiBen zen 0aaen
uHb b%rin8en Elm @efibt Bon &t0tIdlaaen6sit
NIB @iaOi8fsit, psnp ntat gcraot3u Samer,en
tsrspr. @s it S6atio&e, bab lul8e 8rOfen
gang aue9fbrO8en mtrOrn, Otsr nit BEN grcre,
mentsR at8e9en; penn fb Gin 3t;i, i'm Ilaorn
Ober In ben @eOarmen 3ei9t, 70 1T pirs cine QBar.
nun8, ieI4c SrOfcn in ben Ma8cn ~sclanacn al
Iaien. a
Startcfsln lcGten 6sim 3srfampfen nitt nit
SRttfr rDOer fettsn Saucen ]9emii9t wcroen, po
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UNer Gstt mag betin If0sSmaligen SiIen auf Die
@assnistts anSepeRpst werpen. (CteIt 8rmer,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-06

en- ~etnsclnc bar 2Srr.e ras Dor pre 6urf:u.
Der @eeants an teue Ntrterlaee fdrbts fin Sc,
li&t NIT turtIsr 9i6tbe, uub nit Idarfcm Slids
mnlfcrte or icine @esnsrin, Die mirbsr ME et:f
iiber Dem Spisl r6Gis ibre lluectun9 per9GB.
Sas Slid, pae 8rnu epn G.....a pcr
SrsiBt9 Satren am g%rinen Slid 70 9~lanScno &c
fpbcn, I&ieu itr an birlcm 2beuoe Su l16eln.
Sts 9crann f~crt9clebt Die b56Ien Summen uup
lfanp unH Nblauf eiurr StunNe crrm6ac ibrts
ecwastcm YointirenS auf oseieistauIenp unp meb
rrre tuuOrrt 8baltr.
Die Sumnte gcniAte ibr nod nl&t. Sis
trUlte ibrcn 9en3cn pamaltecn 8erluf erIcei
BADEN -
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tpabrte i6 au6 bel ibr in ouToQCnpcr gSeile.
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1elt ptreen lcats. 8rau BON R.....9 ftuo
an su %perIiersrr, uuN Der 8erluR mad,e fs nod
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erbnlhen, mas flo ttr ent;ce ater tmmer mel.
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pat gu errei6en fretts.
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w ~ NhN Nv Aux y hlEl pllllEE SetIEU1
itaft si rstBsn, l&erjsup fraste: 8cutn Stc
S9ren Ssrlut Bis gu Der sanralt9sn @rGse trei.
ben. 9n6pigles
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TN. eaufe trr Sabre 0ei3t9 unb g~elbgicrio grirur,
penen Dame. Sie bltfte AMI uno fab pen arci-
fen Selpea 3drtli6 an, priTcn sbeImattigc Siue
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bic Serlu6un9, in peIhc Der iunse Iittmeiaer
Sainals na& fIithtt8tcr NnIAauung i6rer 9tSn-
SEMEN Auaen 8tbra6t wprcen.
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Nfittsl, um ben Gp,Imut6 ceS 6iirlten gu rrrcacu.
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rtur anfan9cr, mstneu Wanu pCn rieicm unss.
btusrn SsrIuiff III Senntnte su iegen2
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