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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
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MADAM PoIvIN'@ CELEBRATED
SILvKR COATED FEMALE Pills


Tn. only certain and safe Remedy for all Ctsrln
Distractions, Monhly pineultic,, 1uegulsiiiis',ap an
oil the other disease, which the woman, wife and
Mother is peculiarly liable.
Ths,. Pill, contain no deletsrous ingredients bu
are safe aud csrsin in ileh aoron They will be
Fornd to eAeu the hsrpen effects in al eases Of Pro.
lap,u, Utsr, In Lenchonea, or the Whites, they viii
be foundthe snest and most certain Curs that be
found I, is ION account ofths certainty they should
notbs taken by Pregnant Fsnale,, during the first
months az miscarriage iscertair) to be brought on,
bat at other peri ods their Is perfectly safe.
N.B.-Uns dollar aud three postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized agent, will ensure package ofpls
\, return mail
e. CROSBY, General Agcnt, Buffalo. N. y.
ChvT1sx.-uewsre of Count erfsits: the genuine
have the signature orc Crosby the outside wrapper
For sale by I. l.. ST John 4 Co., nubois X 20. and
J. y. .Mutouardt. TifiD. U. octlily
Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops.
NEVER faii to destroy and sxtermlnste all kinds Of
Intennsl Woras Aro perfectly reliable in all case,
sndrsr superior, to any snd all nj the Fancy Worm
Confection, aud nsuseou, veunirug which in
They may be taken all times with perfect safety, as
they contaiG no Mercury, other deleterious drug
Mothers should always purchsie them, and give their
children no other
Each Sos contain, "a crops.
(No csihsriie whatevsf 10 neces.rrytobs rivon)
For sal. by all druggists AMI deale rs In medic mes.
-, s7.s..ta cHAf. r.. WALKER,
octIIry BuIa,a ". v. .ra Fort Ere w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
SENECA COUNTY
MARBLE YARDS.
Immediately south of the Wire
Bridge, Tiffin, o.
ABNER NIEBEL.

Tombstones, Monuments, Man
tie pieces, Table md fiand TOPS, and every oihs,
article In his line manufactured 10 order sad " the
most approved and modem styles.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
TresDa IS n m d Oam . &c,

Trespass anu Oam &c.
Notice 70 hereby sivin 10 those trespassers through
my farm, doing dswass, soob a. tsarias down sisns
piies thro wing rAig on the frness, ekorping down
ess travelling through the sanding grain and sras.
snd e.rayihs asAy frait fesor my orchard. OF any
s.ck ike ceasuei that am dsisrnssd 10 Pui the Law
Jxsss GRIMES.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
"A STsshs Cold,

b..
@ s.-s$: g.; 81: g. :1-1;;::s:; ys::=: !; C;
Qlt~ with simple remedy,
fneglectsd, often terminates seriously.
Fs,U are at0are of the importance "
stopping Tough or Slight
%aLd in its first stage that ,OhiGl.
in hs beginning ,oolsld yield to q
mid remedy, If not attended to, coon
ottacts The lungs.
3koni1's s4sa,rcjiiaLl lTfoctisa
iUsrs first introduced elevers years ago.
II has been proved that they ars the
best article before the public for
Gouahs, folds, 8tonchLtis,
.5fafh,,aa, afa<xh, the Hacking
Cough in Igansunn/itinn, and
numerous affections Of the >JIiSaaf,
giving inlnediats relief.
PMbItc Speakers " Singers
will find them efect,sal for clearing
and strengthening the voice.
Sold by all Druggists and Osalrs
IN Nsdicius, at rs cents Per boz.
eye'so,.-- II rv H.r, ..f,on., ask 70
and OBTAIN only"BIoan's Bronchial Tr1ches, VIII iel
by long experience have proved their value, havin
received the sanction generally, and
tinonials from smiueni men throughout the country
mal4.T
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10

Probable Death of Charles McAlis-
ter.--1he following letter from Lieut., Fl.
lie, gives the probable fate of thi, brave boy,
whom his friends have been unable 10 hear
from for several months:
HEAp QplRTERs Co. X ,ist u. s Chasl
seurs, Camp near Williamspnrt. Md
September 25th, 81.
II. McAnsyFR:
SIR:-Yours Of Sept g, 1862, inquirins af-
ter your son Charles, is received, am sor
ry to be obliged TO say. that fear your son
is dead. lie was cent to the hospital at Savage
Station, about June 25th Soon sf,er,,he army
changed position to the James River; on
the march, your son was seen by some OF his
comr AIDES Of the company, he was then with
an ambulance, but aPparantly out Of his head
with fever. Since then have heard moth
ing of him. fear that he was taken prison
CT, and not being able TO give his name died,
unknown, white in the hands Of the enemy.
1t 10 with great regret, that feel Obliged to
make this statement to his parents, for his
behavior, while with the company, WIS evsr
Of the best. he being prompt and aud reliable
in the discharge Of his duties.
am very respct fully yours.
HENRY C. ELLIS,
Lieut.. Ccmd'g Co II. lst u q. Chasseura
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
sherif's ProcIamstion.
80

@&
THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS, Of tho
County Of Seneca, In the State of Ohio, ars
hereby no,iHed TO meet al the usual place OF
holding hlecctions in their respective town
ships, on the
I'd Tuesday of October, A. D., fs8s,
Il being the ilth da, Of said month, between
the hours of 8 O'Clock A. NJ. and 6 o'clOck
r. N. of>eii ds, 10 vote Zoe
oSs Jrnok. Of tie Supreme Court.
For the State Of Ohio
One SECRETARY or SrArg.
Fur the State Of Ohio
One ATTORNEY GENERAL,
For the State oc Ohio.
.oSK School Commissioner.
forthc State Of Ohio.
0Sk MtnsEa Of the Board Of Public wcrks
For tue State Of Ohio
oss CoSsRkssNAS.
Fer the 9th Congressional
District. composed Of Huron, Eric, Seneca,
Crawford, Ottawa aud Sasdusky counties.
OEr AuDiroa,
For the County Of seueos
oSr TRKAsvRKR,
For the County Of Seneca
One SHKRiTr,
For the County Of Seneca
oSE RrcoRprR,
For the County Of Seneca
Or CosSissioNhn,
For the County Of Sencsa
ONK lNTiRNaRI DiRESroR,
tor the County Of Seneca
OSK svRyEIoR,
For the County ofSenees
OSK CoAoSxR,
Por the County Of Seneca
AND WHEREAS, by an Act Of the I.cgis
laturc OF the State oi Ohio, passed februar!
9Th, 1891, II Is further made the duty Of tn,
Shcrins ot the different counties, nj the tim,
Of proclalming the election, to give notice I,
the Trustees Uf the Townships ot the numbc
OF persons 10 be returned as Jurors fruu
each Township. The appoin tmeni Of Juror
ae made by the Clerk OF the Court of Com
nof, nlaaa 10 Ia, raturu..l Ia fNtIn.r..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
Timn Retail Market.

Corrected weekly, by II. A. BuSkIRK n o
" holesale and RetNil deale "a in Groceries and p
duce Of allkinds, shr wban's Bloek rifin q.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10

No more Rheus.atism s.t,s ss,ns watsons.
Ecxrira King.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10

Given under my hand and Seal al the Sheriff,
Office, in the CITY Of Tillin, this 2d DAi
% SLPrLnpLR A. ID. lS62.
LEVI WElRICK. Sheriff
OfSeneca County. Ohio
Sherif's Office, TiHin, 0hio,(
August %, 1862. ie
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10

RELIEF IN TEN MINUTEsn
IL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10

Recruits.-Ws ara requested to publish
the following list of recruits, recently sent
to the 49th and 55th Regiments. o. WI
van mir lQru
, 1862-11-27
Truth, whom witty, is the vittiest Of all things

Truth, when witty, is the wittiest Of all things.
Would you touch nettle without being stuhg
byi Take hold Of It strongly. Do the same
to other annoyanees; and few things will ever
annoy you. . a@
"Tam certain, wife, that am right and you
are wrong; III bet my ears on L"
Indeed, husband, you shouldn't carry bet
ting to such oxtrome lengths"
The best thing to give your enemy is forgive.
ness; to your opponent tolerance; 70 q friend or
child, good example; 10 lather Difference to
your mother, conduct that will make her proud
Of you; to yourself respect; TO al men, charity.
When, on certain occasion, Dyonysius, the
Syracusan tyrant, insisted on being instructed
in geometry, by Archimedes, according 10 some
easier and more rapid method than that in vogue,
the philosopher is said to have replied that there
was "no royal road to science"
A husband and wife, while travelling through
the woods in haste, met with q melancholy aeci-
dent which Is recorded in the following felicitous
strain:
And while retreating through the woods,
And through the tangled fern,
He tore his mustn't mention ems,
And had to put on hern!
Our days may be painful, our path may be
chcckered with SORROW and care, unkindness and
frowns may wither the joyousness Of the heart,
etiace the happy smiles from the brow, aud be-
dew life's way with tears; yet, when the mem
ory hovers over the past, there is no place upon
which it delights to linger, as the loved scenes Of
childhood's home.
A lady observing little girl apparently lost
in the street, accOsted her with the question:
"Whose child are yOuI" .E . .t...
"Child Of wrath, ma'am," cried tho little ur.
chin, dropping a curtcsy, as if addressing tue
parson.
The lady resumed and said .r-
where were you born !"
Born 10 sin, rna'am, Persevered the diminu-
tive theOlogian.
"Pray, tell me, my dear, what is the cause
Of those teaTsY
"Ohl such disgrace have opened one Of
your letters, supposng il to be addressed to my
self Certainly, it looked more like Mrs. than
Mr."
"Is that alls What harm can there be in a
wife opening her husbands lettsrsr
But the cOntentsl Such a disgrace"
"What has any one dared to write me q let
ter unit for my wife To read"
"Oh, no. IL Is eouched in the most chasto
language. But the disgracei"
The husband eagerly caught up the letter and
commenced reading the ep'stla that had been the
means Of nearly breaking his Wits heart. Read
er, you couldn't guess the cause in an age. IL
was no other than bill from the printer Tor nine
years subscription
The most sensible woman in oil creation She
eught to b admitted member d the erAh
, 1862-11-27
In Memorium.

The lliS.blood Of the year Is sbhIng slowly,
Staining with crimson drops the fallen leaves;
He Eho vas once 20 proud now lies there loWly,
While autumn aArhers up her golden sheaves,
ThS Haunting Aster, purple-lipped, has psrlshed,
Ths FainboW-eolored dahnGI Wlthered all,
And, Hike one fond regret which love hath cherished,
Alone the IVY Shivers on the wall.
A voice, o'erburdened with lew, wild moaning,
Signs out its plants upon the midnight air,
Like . lost spirit for Its sins atonlng,
whose only whisper is the word " despair"
The Of sound thFob wildly gainst the shutter,
And fast recede into the daTksone night
Trembling with sadness, like the painful 1utter
or frightened doves In their uncertain digit
The Frost Ing 10 abroad with magic anger,
TWinlng In Earth's treSseS icy curls;
While on her brow his ireeIlng kisses llnger
Till morn shall melt them TO q crown Of pearls;
The naked trees fling out their qulvering branches
Like spectral fingers elasplng shadoWy formsi
While each halls nitten crest In fury launches
proud defiance to the Kissing storms
I hear the waves Of ocean far FeboundIng-
The white. keyed organ Of the universe
That In their eager Joy seem ever sounding
Their Makers praise IN majestic verse.
Par, far through rocky halls the anthem peAlnR,
Plls the vast eaVeFns with its aoods Of song,
And on the distant ear comes softly stealing
Like slghS Of aoWrets borne the wind along.
o, wIad and wavesI with tumultuOus throngnE,
Old memories come on sorrow. burdened WinEi
Memories Of one who, with an earnest longing,
Drank deep the Inspiration which ye bring.
Your trembling lips pronounced = bepedietiOn,
Morning and evening, on her youthful pride;
Add when boNed down beneath the great AfIlleton,
Hsr wounded spirit dropped its wings and died.
, 1862-11-27

The winds are responsible for many an uulucky
blow.
A clearinghouse keeper advertises Board for
two gentlemen with gas"
The man who is ahead Of his age" must have
been born before his time.
It is much to be feared that the glass Of FASH
ion IS the wine glass.
Il Is misfortune for man to have crooked
nose, for he has to follow it.
Why should sailor know there is a man in the
mOonf Because he has been to sea.
The Chinese picture Of ambition is o man try
ing to catch q comet by putting salt on its tail.
A certain economical man always takes bis meals
in front Of mirror. He docs this TO double the
dishes
A widOwer who wishes to marry again must buy
his departed wife beautiful monument This is
said to succeed invariably.
A cOckney at tea party, ovcrhcaring one lady
say to another, have something for your private
car, Immediately exclaimed:
"IprOtest against that, for there is law against
privateering."
A man being asked, on late trial, for q certi-
ucAte " MS W"ImSe' 'ooA ~" "S nt,' Sis
tied huge scar which looked as as 'hoagn y nad
been made with hre-snoVel' Inc eVloence was
A coiored COOK expected company Oh neg own
kind, aud was at Oss how tO entertain her friends
Her mistress said, Chloe, you must make IN
apology"
La! missus, how can l make III got no
apples, no eggs, no butter no nuInn 70 make IL
wild"
A Iawver said to n medical friend, Il Nv faculty,
surrv i tbo more ancient, for he Killing Of Abei
by Cain was the first criminal case"
Sure enough" replied the doctor; but before
that happened, RIB was taken out OF Adams
side, and that constituted the first surgical opera
ton."
Dr Moslor or Giesscn rc,ates tbe caSc Of n Girl
who snfErin1 from m Affection Of the ear cosse-
"n"n, nnon an ottacE of tvnboij fever was snd.
'ttonIv sSI,cd with a snceZing which Ins,ed eighty
SonTs Reckoninv ten sneezes pcr minute. he
makes out that the girl must have sncezed 4s, 900
umcs'
The little daughter of Philip DOddridgc was
once catechising iavorite lapdog.
"DO you know" said she, =" who made your
The unconscious quAdrupcd answered with stu
pid stare.
"Oh! shame upon you !" resumed the questiOner,
"you DR.. Doddridges dog, and not know who
made yOuW
A, oro,;oDoo. ma so,,;no, n Iot of land FIR an.
-;cnInraI nUrnoseS "C;cntemcp" said he. "tbis
il ne most delightful land. 1t is the easiest land
n cultivate in tbe country-it is so light, so very
, 1862-11-27
An Mephant's Egg.

y
AZ late hirat TaIaseon there were Of coufsp,
assembled troupe Of gymnasts. jueglefs, aero.
bats, and . multitude Of menageries, IN one o.
which was an Asiatie elephant remarkable lor
me largeness oi MS ears His owner called him
AAouki Y.
Among ne acrooatie troupe was z maker q
req balloons recently 90 popular IN England ano
America. ne Travelled with the SHOW .nd =.
duced couple OF sous ifom the pockets oI many
apatron ~ o. it oy selling A. Din balloon; - ~.
menagerie tent, and enticed by : painted repre-.
seu.aaon q We elephant. pad his money % -
n,% a s M = s s1e he asked 'hs balloon
Does that bsasi bring forth young. Or ay
egsTga Is saII. ~ q. 80 :, -.
Mtnonts moments hesitation, ne mounie-
oAnE rephed'
he lays eggs. e90Na "
zg tnongnt 50. fl7,is.b -
Ana y yoa slsn one, % allora yon Iee n.p-
P,ness ~ possessing unoer your own 1901 a n
uI.luua, oI tnls speciess lof Hanc WI guar
In1ee .nat you snall carry nome what no one
el1s y .ns country possess
Inc greenhoFn dld not hesitate % o1er hll
money, ana tne acrobat presented red balloon.
Behold the eeg had The honor 2 pIomil.
you, y is one iranc--and only ior you becaose
me Sardln des Planies at Paris buy AZ ny cle'
PhAnts eggs at six francs apiece iur ne Age
,h, tns expei.09s @ IS where .nsy qse A. ne ssP1an.s
The lightest egg could and for YOU. that you
might not wait too long Tor i % halch- ~
mother naylng already sat upon i many days,
viii suttce you TO wrap i up lnWool and lay Z
10 dry place, % obtain, without expense and
without effort, the magnificent Aalaile prodnet
which i contains "a b
astonishing but how IN regard % sucking
himt"
3" Easy enough NO CONSCIOUSNESS what qund-
ruped nourishes him. Lacking COW, 2 SOW, o.
even goat you can bring him up yourself %
turtle ~ soup. - 4.
, 1862-11-27

VI
Contentment 4 pearl Of great pfico. and Who
sosveF procurea Il 4 An srnsSSs AZ ~ ibou-,n1
desires. makes wise and haupv purrh,r.
In Illustration q The power ol imagination, the
case Of the old lady who watched he Vu1e, % ~
when her rhsumatism was going . begin, & noi
equal TO that q the siorekeepef gho painted ~
seyenty.liye Der cent ir tile con1nmplion 81 wood
during the winter The Illusion uds % complete.
that one man tried 70 makn him pay icf pair ol
boots that he had burned On the stove.
faaiM sti
"A good-patured ieiloW, who vas nearly eniq1
out oi house and nome ~ We con,lAnt visits q
h!s friends, iet very poor one oay, and compAlnal
bitterly o. hls numerous vlaliorA
Sure, and ~ tel " how % Get I'd q en-
said an lrishInan.
-Iind money to the poor devil. and borrow
o. The rich ones, and nalther sort VIII ilef trouble
you againF q
A certain captain Of dragons was waiting 10
atrain At tho Waterloo station, when the news,
boys discovered that be had not got 20 morning
paper 50 they surrounded him m ne lle did
poor keynard. ne drove them ~ on out one.
who was deleimlnea % se. hun paper Aaa
last resort. the captain erled Out n despa1.
can't read q sord, 4 tell you-so oe oa-
Cant read r' elaenlaied ne ne.so9y. cooking
one eye up as MN = can't reaqi eh r. Neli nQFl
9ld ieller' ~ nait yeri t-fes q kilttps.fatia--
Just look a. INC pieief. nneeon reaq WORD
Them Picters. speak o ine commonelt under
standing.
tiihe captain, aipeit SOLDIER o. unooup'e1 co..
, 1862-11-27
ODDS and Ends.

Soob duo 6uuns
Every man is volume, ii you know how
to read him.
The want Of leisure is often only the
want Of inclination.
Benevolence Is tuun'ain which, while pu-
rifying all round il, purifcs itself.
Love Is a weapon that will conquer man
when all other weapons fail.
s.NO man can be- rrnvident Of his time that
is not prudent in the choice Of his company.
Peace is the evening star Of the soul, as
virtue is its sun, and the two are never far
apart. : fps
Absence Is to love what wind Is to fire !;
tho weak It extinguishcs, but the ardent it
extends.
A timely death is the great prize Of life !;
and who can regret when it is won by q wOr-
Thy soul ! 4 -. ...'.
A drunken Scotchman returning from q
fair Eell asleep by the roadside, when a pig
found him and began licking his mouth,
Sawny r0ared, "Wha's kissing me moo
Ye SEQ what It is to be weel liket among the
lasses"
Contentment produces, in somo measure,
all those effects which the alchemist usually
ascribes to what he calls the philosophers
stone; and it It does not bring riches, it
does the same thing by 6anishing the dc.
sire OF them. lf II c,nnOt remove the dis.
quletudes arising from mans mind, body,
Or fortune, IL ma es him easy under them.
Orange or lemon juice left upon knife or
other piece Of iron, will, in few days, pro-
duce . stain SO nearly resembling that caused
by blood rs to deceive the most ca eful oh.
server /; and not many years ago, in Paris,
a man was nearly convicted Of murder, NV.
ing to kniis being found IN his possession
with what was pronounced by several wit
nesses to be blood, but afterwards discovered
tO'be simply lime inice.
Were an inhabitant of this earth to ascend
into the air one hundred and sixty millions
Of miles, the fixed stars would still appear
no larger than luminous puints. Incredible
a. this assertion may appear, IL is not chi.
mCrical idea, but fact which is eifectually
proved; for about the 10Th Of December we
are more than one hundred and sixty mil
lions Of miles nearer the northern heavens
than We are on the 10th Of June and yet
wenevcr perceive any increase Of magnitude
IN the stars.
.sOld Lord Elphinstone was asleep at church
while the minister, an addle.headed preacher,
@Gs holding forth. At length tho parson
stopped and cried;
s1d Waukin, my Lord Aphinstone."
ssA grnnt, and then 9 pm no slecpin, min.
istar.n
-si'tBut ye are sleepin'; wager ye dinna
ken what 1 said last
aye said, wnukin, my Lord Aphinstone. "
SAY, ay, but wager ye dinna ken what |
said last before that, -, -.
~ wager ye dinRa ken yersel!"
4Piks was out the other day with shot
81 aAet Omit meat He travelled ill
nonr,night -shooting ufen but bagging no
gama, because he said he wasn't used to the
dogoFn'a thing" Approaching home, he saw
anold quail Standing sentinel on high rock I;
90 creeping up within forty feet, Pike fred
both barrels. Abroken wing was the damage
done tothe bird, and then commenced race,
Tho bird getting 10 the ohapparal first. Pixies
companion sung out 5ft..
- What did you kill q
Nothln,," says Pike, "but sot one Of
10 dsrnsd things asoot!"
, 1862-11-27
JOB PRINTING!:

All kinds Of
Book,
Pamphlet.
BiII-IIrnd,
Circular,
Blank and
Gard Printing.
IN FLATS AND ORNAMENTAL STYLE,
Executed neaine.. and dAaeh and forwarded per
order 10 any part Of the country
~ Payment for JObs must NlTRys accom-
paay the order.
, 1862-11-27

nbserbers who do mt give express notice 70 the con-
tFaFy are considered wishing continue their subscription
oFIer their papers publishers
nay continue them until all charges paid.
S- subscribers neglect refuse take their papers from
the Ocs place which they sent they responsible
until they settle the bill and give notice to DISCONTINUE them
IIf subscribers move other pAeeI WhnIt Informing
the publisher and the paper sent tn the former dFreon
they he'd responsible Notice Of removal should always
Be given.
bha eourn have decided thai TesnE To take paper Of
periodical from the once removing And leaving H uhcAed
for, Il pFtuss 6scis evidence Of Intentional fraud
eIhs published rates Of advertising gnVern In all cases
except where special have been made previous 10
Insertion. The courts have repeatedly so decided
e Undet 'he Law Of ConErs,s papers not charged
postage In the eOnn,S IN which they are published.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-11
Stael hats fatt.

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%conlequen3 Don Seiten peS @albin9tcner
Dtpan'S 9etpeien> bdtte Ct Gremont belet<
tt9en unb Si9el int @pmmanop la0en
>polen. @ir fonnten tesbalb jeben Sag
Der Na@ri9t nit @ewiBbeit enteesen iebz
en-, baB St9el auf bic cine prer bic anoere
Nrt unl9dpli@ 9ema@t moroen. Il ~
191blt9: pen&, tper benz @aterlanbe
nibt i@apet bteler &esierune.
Die9fa@rt@t 1T ein9etrofen! 3u fetee,
Die Mblebun9 peS 8roBen beuti@en Gelpz
bauptmann's, pes Nb9ottes ber 2e9ipnen
Der beutlaen &rteeer, Direct on3uorbnen,
1T man benz l%1nbequemen auf G@eren
S@lei@weeen bei9efpmmer. Man iber>
tru9 Dem jdmmerltden Stumper Curtis,
per biz DOT tur3eun cine @rt rGertelfe9er"
in SQinoi6 mar, ba6 Sbercommancc ber
Mrmee III &oQa, unb fte1te @i9el untet
ieinen 8efebl. Dieter, ouber Stanoe, bic
ewieen. niepertrd@tisen S@ubrteeelet nno
pie lebte tnfam beleiei9enpe 3uradlebunA
Su ertra9e>1, bat nun abaeoantt, ME NIT
BeRtmmtbeit perl1@ert wtrb.
@ie LANCE loQ bas &ceiutent BET 3uz
alei4 bintel- ut1b ~bosbaften, IbermItbt,
9en unp feteen 8prnirtbett wdbren, pel=
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