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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-16
ST.. LOUIS Feb. nj, am

+ ST.. Louis, Feb. 18th am.
The following dispatch was received
from New York this morning. il. .:
T. NEW YoRE, Feb. 4. .
We have late and important news from
the Home Squadron; on the 10th Of Jan
uary. the commander-iH-chief Of the feet
received orders. through Col. Pickens at
Washington, to send Immediately to
Florida the United States steam Erigate
Powhattan, the Sabine and the sailing cor
yette st. Louis. A sham boat battle was
soon after improyised of SacriiciOs. When
the usual routine Of action was gone
through with. q critical examination Of
the position Of the squadron demo1strat.
ed the fact that every ship was short Of
provisions, and that Il would be madness
to send them probably on o hostile mis-.
sion In such q state. The impression pre-.
vailed extensively that the vessels would
60 to Havana for provisions, and obey
the instructions Of Mr., Toucey. Serious
disaifection existed among some Of the
officers Of the Powhattan when her desti.
nation became known to them. .'5.
The third aud FIRST lieutenants and purs.
er immediately rendered their designations,
but the captain, while cOhdi.ionaIIy nc,
eepting them, refused to allow their re,
turn TO the steamer. The most intense
excitement existed in the squadron, and
II was found necessary to issue an order
prohibiting all officers, sailors, and mar.
ines from conveying political news or
naval movements in their letters, as they
Sonld be opened mud read. ~ E !.
The Times Washiligtou correspondent
intimdtcs that Fort Sumter has Ieen
reintorced by. the steamer Brooklyn,
which landed upwards OF 800 troops at
tue fort, by nleaGs Of row-bodts. with
nuiiied oars A rumrr is cnrreHt that
Fort Sumter has been ATTACKED.
There have been no dispatches from
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HorsK, Feb. 4.--Mr. McClernand
asked leave 70 offer preamble setting
forth the reports relative 70 the seizure IL
the mist and money at New Orleans. and
the refusal Of any drafts drawn by the
United States on their own money, aud
concluding with \ resolution calling on
the President to communicate to tle
House. we're itin his Judgment not ID.
compatible with the public interest, all
the facts on the snhiect, and what steps,
if any, have been taken to restore The
Government possession Of the property
and treasure. Mr.. Burnett would vote
for the resolutions with eheerfalness, but
objected 10 the preamble,
Mr.. McClernand said that he had
therein ouIy reeiteG what was reported
He affirmed nothing .:::..,.. T.. ,:.
Mr. Craig, Of North Carolina, objected
to the reception Of The resolutions, md
expressed lis surprise, that any one
should make such allegations on newspa.
per reports, IN. ..,,@. + :.,..'%@
# Mr.. McCiernand expressed surprise
that any one should object to the resoiu.
ton Of inquiry. Il made no allegations
Numerous petitions were presented
when the deficiency bin was taken up
ard the Chiriqui amendment rejected. !.
Tue amendment appropriariH $l3, O0e
foe WehtIeiFs csta blishmeit for public
printing Office, MAS adopted. Adjourned
%
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BALrIMoRE, Feb. 4

The latest dates received iere by mail
from Pensacola, 2Tth utt., speak of the
withdrawal Of the troops. No mention
Is made Of the brooklyn,
The Montgomery and Milledgeyille pa
pers speak Of the withdrawal Of the troops
from Pensacola as a thing fixed upon.
A Pensacola correspondent says, it il
deemed impossible to take Fort Piekens,
unsupported by war vessel,
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SPRINar1Eln. IN. an.

;. SPWNUFIsIbi III AIHl
Governor Kirkwood Of Iowa arrived
here this evening. He says Iowa dele.
gates in Congress have been instructed to
act as commissioners from that state. !.
1t is Tumored that Governor Wash.
burn Of Maine, not only refused to send
commissioners, but advised others to pur'
sue the same course. ... .'.',
Horace Greedy arrived here to-day,
He received the news of his defeat for
the senatorship with his usual Cquanimity
He left for Jacksonville at noon without
seeing Mr.. Lincoln. Part Of Illinois dc,
legaIes to Washington convention leil
this evening. - ----.
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Manufacturers Of Leather. BdOts, Shoes,
- Harn<'s, Saddles, &C., Ogden Cry.
STNHEY are prepared to 6lI orders in their tine
! ., short notice. Pn"duee, Bark and Oh
taken IL eGehanEs. A liberal price paid GoI
HIDES In ihe sFticlss manufactured IN the .stab.
lishineni OF In Store pay. j.. ~ I2.R
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FRANKTonf. Ky.. FEB. q.

The senate has passed By q vote Of IS
ID IL, Fisks resolution appealing 10
southefners 70 stop 10 their resolution
protesting against federal coercion, and
resolsing that when the legislature adj
ioarns on The 9th inst, Il be 10 the 2lth
n April 10 heal the responses OF our sis.
ter states 10 our application to Congress
% call q national convention.
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ST LOUIS, Feb. 9TH an.

OF Louis, REQ. Othi an.
The following report came to hand
SEw .ORLEAxi, Feb. !.
The mint aud CUSTOM house were quiet
ly taken pusseSsien Of yesterday, by tIte
authorities OF Louisiana. To-day, tile Off
Gals take the aulh Of Office uudrr the or.
diilance. There are flying reports hat
lighting has commenced at Pensacola, in
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-16

NTEssRs. H0UTZ \ BRlNGHURsT beE
Nl 70 inform the public that ih-y have large
and eae-llent assas,ineaf OF DRY GOODS md
GROCERIES Of every desrlildiof II thsfr
establishment III SRriae Vile, with they viii
t1ehahRe Tor wheat ubd Catlie, Showing tbs
highest msrket rtice. Thes 81 w also iAfee
gaantIty Of Wooi which they tsiiI eschsrge for
wheut ~ cash. Cali and s.e os ~ .Lr HAIR II
Co.'S Min Il b. Nj: II: .sg. t5-tf
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anthdsisi6g the governor 10 appoint ave
commissioner 70 Washington, Was reject
"a. Yeas, is, nays 10.

anthOFisinq the governor 70 appoint ave
commissioner 70 Washington, Nas reject
"a. Yeas, is. nays 10.
FRANxyoRf, Ky, Feb. 3.
The senate has passed By q vote Of IS
ID IL, Fisks resolution appealing 10
southefners 70 stop % their resolution
I protesting against federal coercion. and
resolving that when tile legislature adj
!. ioarns on the 9th inst, Il be TO the gath
n April 10 hear the responses Of orr sis
ter states TO onr application TO Congress
% call q national convention.
BALrInoRE, Feb. L. d
Ny Al town meeting called Of those in favor
az restoring q union Of the states, was
held 10 night, and was generally attended.
Messrs. Morris, Teakell. Wallace. and
n Mg Mclean. addressed the meeting.
resolutions were passed denouncing the
ronrse 81 Gov. Hicks, in refusing 10 call q
convention, denying his authority 70 send
delceates TO the city convention TO elect
delegates to the state convention, TO give
expression TO the views OF Indiana In the
present crisis. &
#&,.. ST., LouIs, Feb. 4.
The following dispatches from Wash
ington are Of the date Of Feb, z. The
assistant treasurer at New Orleans refuses
~ giye No the coin and bullion Ia the
. branch mintt0 the amount q $3.50 900
4 10 the order Of Secretary Dix, on the
ground that the branch mint has been
taken possession Of by the state Of Louisi.
ana. On the receipt OF this news this
morning. the President called an extra
ordinary session Of the cabinet, and the
whole subject was considered. II Is IN.
derstood that Senators benjamin and
Slidell we're sent for 10 know II they were
aware Of this transaction, and the govern
ment autographed to the collector and
treasurer TO know the facts connected
with the seizure. .i
Lieut. Halls departure for South Caro-
/ lina with Official dispatches, has been post.
poled for the present; be expected 70
have gone tonight. i5 ...., Il. @.5.. 4 Ii
A salute was fred at the national
armory to-day for the admission Of Kan
sas into the Union. :.. Il. S .,....@
Vol, LanueL, $500 ssie..". ~ =
tory 70 the government, has resigned that
olilce.5st "a L .. =
ii. - II.
WAsftEcroE, Feb. ,.
The commissioners from New York,
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, North
Carolina, Virginia, and Indiana, have
arrived here, and are tonight inter
changing views.
An additional body OF federal troops
tOroughs ar.ileEy attns euu lhunlt N.Y. OF
wal. 80. n. -. !: :. I:
Az o.ic a. Guy q tne LouIs,ana ordl,
nance o. secession mas oeen received ana
ING de,esatlon rom INA! slate IN congress,
WIZ Lne eAeep.loa y NJ: noullgny; val
probably Withdraw from further deilbera-
,a jug Oa '' ~, Ss@ses W.; WY nus
- nr,,s,arr,,s - ~ s"o
- T,'n..r ~ ii 'ns ne'.e
81 ~. hon,', ~" ~ -, e eos's
Time d h. called as.n yo,;Sss s'1'es 'o''
iaw;n ,,s,,icn,sn - o,n,tY,.,S,,ars I go, ~
. ,be STATE az vermont m us,r Emil" ;
.a", $50 ~ n,t. - .ee1 si'"t
Levi U1th.rwooil Cen II Henry Xavier
Hon "a stsriit.uden IIon. n II liz.
q, 81. fs..!,I.,,..' ~ ~ - -.
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SENATE, Feb 4,-Snnerous petitions
were presented relative 10 tile crisis. s.. !.
I. Mr.. Wilson presented N resolution Of IN.
qltiry relative 10 The seizure or the branch
mint ut New Orleans; objections being
raised, il lies over. : .,..5,
I. Mr. Slideil seut TO be read by the clerk,
The ordinance Of secession passed by LON
isiant lie said the document Just read
places on Official record TINT Louisiana
ceased 10 be n component part ofthe Uni
ted States, aud Terminates the connection
Of himself and colleagues with this body.
The occasion calls for SOME words in part.
ing with those whom We leaye-so,ne Of
whom we hope TO meet again in the noble
task Of constituting a new cenfederacy.
The new c0nfederacy would not attempt
to improve the Constitution of the United
States. 1t would recognize obligations
Of oil existing treaties, those respecting
the African slave trade included. II will
be willing to assume q vast proportion Of
the public debt, and account Tor all the
property Of the United States, which they
were compelled to take for selE-defense.
They would recognize the right of the in.
habitants OF the Valley Of the Mississippi
to the free navigation Of the Mississippi,
without tax or toll Of any kind. They
hoped for peace, but the decision Of the
question depends on the free states. He
had no dOubtif the issue was fairly presen.
ted to the people Of the states, they might
have peaceful separation with proba.
biliiy Of complete or partial recoastruc.
ton, but with present representation In
either brunch Of Congress be could in
dulge in no such hope, and they must be
prepared to resist coercion under any pre-.
text. The North might, if it chose. con-
slider them bound TO the Union, and deny
the right, he would not say OF secession,
but Of revelation or rebellion, IL il chose
to call il SO, it might ignore the Declare.
ton of Independence, aud attempt to re.
duce the South to subsection. Ii might
declare blockade, but the South would
meet them and permit no introduction of
commerce manufactures from the North,
and would meet them on the sea under the
old flag; for they did not intend to give
up the ilag--it belonged 10 the South as
much as the North, They could get YES.
sells from the same places that now carry
on the slave trade--New York and New
England He referred to blockade Of
the ports, and thought that foreign ma.
ti0ls would not admit il, but the South
would not commence the fight. He de.
MED the charge that the movement was
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-16
NEW onLrISs. Sd

- H.. ~. NEW sORLEANs, 81
Il A mutiny occurred on board the ship
DevoRshire, from Liverpool to New Or,
leans, IN which the captain and first and
second mates were wounded.
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-. ALBANY, Feb 18th,
Ex-Governor Horario Seymour, was
to-day nominated by the Democrats for
United States senator.
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Bosrox, Feb, 1.
The union meeting called ii the Ex.
change to-day noon, adjourned till eve.
ming, after instructing its officers to urge
the legislature to appoint commissioners
to Washington. N.
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nv 800 n. ~. III, ALBANY, Feb. o.,
The Republicans in caucus this evening,
oe the tenth ballot, nominated Ira Harris
at Albany to succeed WIN. III Seward III
the US. Senate. His principal oppo-
Rents we're Horace Greedy aud VIM NJ.
Eyarts. r.. '."". NJ. =. =.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-16
NEw YoRK Fab 4

NEW ORR, Feb 4. E'
~ The store-ship Supply has arrived from
Pensacola, with the wives and chill.
Idrcn Of the Officers at Warrington navy
yard, Md, Lient. Simmer, a number Of 10.
salids from the hospital, and number Of
marines from the naval barracks, who
were captured BY Florida state forces,
and released on parole. :, /.
Report says that resolution will be
introduced into the house on the seventh,
10 repeal the law making New Orleans
the port Of entry and providing for tie
collection Of revenue At the mouth Of the
Mississippi. 5a ].
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aautrtisfmfnts.

Rstrny. "a. @:1 s..,.:
II HAVE 10 my possessinn, 4 ihfee.year. Oh
7 trd nd white hEiFER. Ntih White face.
s,aHded w. on The horn, NJ, other mari D,
bfands v,stble. The owner d requisites u
prove property ard psy charge. ..i II Il,
20 ~ JAMES TAYLOR. Hih Ward.
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s-51l! = 80 IT, 49,. -.s - ..... q ..,....' o..
.,s@, y >.%>1!t y BosroS, Feb. 3.
A general enthusiastic meeting was
held last night in the City Hall n,
tCharlestown, over which Hon. Il. II. Thomp
son presided. The speakers included
MeSsrs. Everett, SaItolstall, Joshua Dana,
and Richard Fotheringham.. The follow,
ing resolutions were adopted:
~ Resolved that this meeting concnrs
most heartily In the sentiment Of the dis.
snguished republican leader and premier
o. the incoming administration, VIM. II.
Seward, viz. That the question Of slavery
Is not now to be taken into account, that
We are to save the Union and then VIC
laye oil that Il worth saving. T..
Resolved that we earnestly hope tha,
the proposition OF John j. Crittenden, oil
Ny, will be adopted as basis or settle
ment Of the impending peril Of the United
states. II being the only practicabls
plan that oil sections can fairly and hon
otaeiy adopt, and which Is all that human
wisdom has been able to offer to oll
distracted country.
Resolved that the proceedings Of thi,
meeting be forwarded. to the Hon. John
1:Cr,ttenden with the request that ht
VIII present them to the Senate Of the
United States. as the voice of the union
men Of BuukerLllI. z.... - :, =
"A cal has been issued for q mass union
meeting OF the people Of Massachusetts ia
faneu'l Hall on Tuesday night. ''. d
Inc Washington correspondent Of the
boston Post writes, February 2nd Sen.
S.or Sumner had an interview with the
resident to-day in relation to the Offer
" military aid by the Legislature OF Mas
saehusetis for the defense Of iedetai pro
Psrty and the enforcement of the laws
NJ summer asked what more eau Massul.
S Sts DO for the Union. Tie Prssi,
s Seht repied--atlopt the resoIutiols VI,
s s.ea% by Mr., Critlshden. Mr.. SUMMER
.Sl'' that thu pnhlic sentiment Of Mas.
s -. makes that impossible, aud
-siee with that sentiment. =. i
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Col anderson a. the department foE
three days.
!: Is said that the Virginia commission
efs 70 the border states cUnyention, will
offer the FIRST thing tomorrow q resoIh-
lion dctrccaling force towards seeding
states. Il this i voted dcwn, the South
.crnsti,ips will secedc.
Col Hardec. 81 the army, has resigned.
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RaLEleH, N. G.. Feb. 9,

: 20 e., RALEIGH, N. G., Feb. 2.
The State convention is the leading
topic Of conversation here. Several
members OF the legislature have gone
delegates. ? -
= Eolnnteer companies are forming
throughout the state to be ready for any
emergency. IA - :.
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consequence 81 tho Brooklyn trying 10
LAND troops. There Is no head for lie
report. hut L i autlsoritatIveIy stated by
Alabamiais.
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Isl EssrnY. h
(NAME into NV ysni, about Feb. Isf. q too.
~ year old HEtF kR, dafk red, white belly,
white SPOT % rnmp, alec on Shoulder. No
brands Sisible. The owner isst.qassted 10 l4ks
hsr away. HENRY MOON.
20 q Et:. H, 'l=5.a B,sbop lar Wsrd
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Nav ORI.rlr. rnh. ..

(, f9s NhW tOBLAANas keDs \
In the convention to-day, a resolution
10 establish = standiilE army was made
the special order for Tuesday.
Al resolution comforting ciliz uship on
persons residing 10 the state on the ,iay
.of tho passage u the ordinance IL seces.
sion, was referred is. .ta5
"A resoletionio report the expcdiency
Of adopting On ordinance pxeinptinE from
taxation Cor Eve years all property md
capital employed ii Inanafactures. was
rcfcrred 70 the committee on federal com.
nerce N aa III
4 The Texas house Of Representatives has
passed by a vote Of 65 against / 8. 4 res
oIution legalizihg the eaIl for d conycn.
ton under q bill Of rights The cutter
Lewis Cass was surrendered 10 the Ala.
banla authorities i; Mobile today.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-23

abgefalleue Doctor Mantel gefcltert un0 aefaus
gen parp. - Ooh, mas baben MIR bier ? -
Gr 5oJ cine anpere S6rift berpor unr las Den
Gttel: nNn Die Gurlamnluuq eemeiiter Nauer>
lGaft 10 in Sc6oeutlfer 9lattDu ltnD piel an
perer Srt mt emp0rung unD uTrutr entfanren,
ob tbr empsrnng billiher unO unbtlliher geltalt
gelhebl nnO mas tie Der Sbriefett I1ulDig Oper
utht lduloig leinc, gesriinoet aus Der bell gTtte
lt6en GelArtft, ppn Sbsrtanpilnen MitbriiDern
gutter maYnun9 ou5Bongen unp belNrteben."
@'raf pelf,ntetn'S 0eiht periinlterte lie6 ba@
BET immer mebr. Gr Ia9 auf pas glo, oas
in Der Otltte carunter ltanD, unp auf Die Mufs
uno unterItb lift: g6ter lit Des 0lafsraps
Stuno unp 3tit, Gjott rpetB per Der ptert blettt.
Die gauersmann, quite Gbrtlten, bie 3omanten
unD Sppbtten - gBsr mebrt SAwYg Der
SDerren @jpB !"
Dlbet bllfte er in bic 8lGtter uno Ietne Nu-
gen Famnltsn. Das 1T Elm neues @Gelmen@
Olatt fubr er fort freGer END mSroeriIAer ais
irgenO Gines. A1Grt cine 9rofc an, 6srr Ser.
lin; ugabt eucb purN nicht5 l9refsn unp ab-
brln9en ppn euren gereAten, g4sgen, lunlt Iebt
tbr nldbts pur eutb ais QSebe itber gSebe uno ein
Jrdulltb Nprp,n, ras iiber eub tpmmen pitrpe
anD iiber ale 8auerihaft. ., gbsbe unO SAM
nsr itber eure 6tnper mie perDet tbr tbaen
pinter eucb 10 en tirfn,atterltd Grbe bntsrIolien! !
5eDet 81, miilist ibr jeBt frcbnen nttJtart 6anp
unO 9erpen, 10 mullen cure 6nper bernad,
elbt Die @Jse siebeu babt Sbr bi0ber miiIsn
enre Aeder um3dunen Dor Dem gBiIp, 70 mubt
br lie nunmebr uffen lalien ben 5tri6en tnp
SAwenen bat man eudb bisber UNI eia gBuo
oas eudp Sdbapen 9etban uno pa5 tbr eet0ptet,
Die Nusen aue9sltOAenL 10 miro man euG fur
Der ipieben. SetO ibr tister leibetsen serpeen,
- mubt tbr flrperbtn Stlaoen werOen. Ibui
5uer elmer aber nur Gin 3uden patpiper 10 petnist
unO martert man ibn nr9 mebr. Damn beibt'e
nit euA Gerrdt9er6uben nur fur IN pen3burm
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-23

Dfr propDct.
(5tfOril6er Roman aus Dem 8auerutrte9e)
S6eDOOr M iigge.
(9ortieRann.)

tCprIeRuHAsJ
6anS Berlin, Der bel Dem &urftrIten tn 6ets
felbsrg 0elhaTte gebabt, rift nit letnen Otenern
Dem 9ledar Su, Der ritterlihe Hentamtnann
thlug Den lBeg nah Dem Niatn ein, uno 1Aten
e5 oermsoen gu tppllen, nit Dem raltlDlen 0,pler
allein 3lt bleiben; 70 mar oieler 3uIegt ieinen
Wepanten iiberlalien, Bis geOrs WegIer tbn parin
ItGrte.
gr fano cen &atsler auf ietnem Stubte iiben
uno gum 9tnimel alifbItden. Seine Nu9en atT
Die gDolfen sebeftet, Die @lrme ilber feline Srnlt
9efseujt Elm leilee @emuruel unbGrbarer gSorte
auf Iefnen 2lpperl.
IS itebt nictt rstbt nit Dtr, lugte Mebler, unO
trat gu tDm bin,
gStnOel wanDte letnen Soff niAt, aber Ietne
gSOrte puroen laut, Webst bin, t6r Glugen
la9te er cure Glugbeit tpirO al eub leblt gu
Sh1noen tperoen, penn nit etlernen 3angen
miro Die Nfadt euh falIen unO balten, Die
tarter 1T ais tbr. 9lIe otele 3a9baIten, oie,e
Dalben, muB pa5 6euer trennen, ebe e Miutb
betDirmen NIT Den ippernpen jSlammen jt tlm=
pfsn.
sic tGun'6 lleter nit gBprten peer NIT S9rifs
ten la9ts MeBler,
Das 9Bort lit gBort rief gBenbel laut unb
setpaItig aber Die Stat ut Shat. Die Sbat
pat Die gSslt eei9affsn, Die 9Bdt9elatate ae=
mabt; Gblten lup es, pie allett )eet pelIeu tDn
nen
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Msgler'5 Sbuiter, Die Nn9en rOlltn. S0t9,
inste er, Die tlugen nnp pertanotgen 9eute ltnnen
unD lhreiben. pans 8erlin lit Elm @.ianotcl
nit 5erren 5lt Derbanreln. 9Bep5anO elm 8atb
IN oem 9felGSratb, iob abtr pt4 NIT ben Sol,
tbaten.
sBtllIt Du es, laste @ecrs MeBler, 70 mill IDS
aulb.
llno biil bereit pa3u?
ScbalO tb ntetne 5rommsl riitre, lam't Der
gait3e SOenwllo MIR 3u.
Damn baltt e be.eit unO tie Ga1na ta3u, iaSts
,6ipler.
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Ter.
ltnp DIT rieF gDenbd 5ipler, Gu fOull
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