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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-02-24

TINE subscriber has the pleasure of announcing
Il to his friends and the public generally, that af-
ter much delay, trouble and expense, owing to the
war and Interruption Of trade, he has procured a
fresh supply of Medicines, Toilets, and other articles
some time past. He has to pay CASH for all he buys,
and hopes that such of his patrons as do not pay
promptly will take the hint, and that all in arrears,
who have not gone to the seat of war TO fight for our
independence and dearest interests, will pay up their
arrearages, or apart at least, SO that he may be able
to meet pressing demands, and keep his Stock re-
plcnished.
~ All orders from the country (unless from
prompt and reliable parties) win 90 unnoticed, if not
accompanied with. the CASH, or its equivalent.
p. L. PESCUD,
Druggist, Raleigh, n. c..
AupUst 0S. 1851 g
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GREENsBOROUGH
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY

8 PAYS ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY
nIRECTORS-John A Mebane, W j Mcconnell. c.
II p Mendenhal, ID p Weir, James N Garrett Jotm
L Cole, n ii d Wilson, VIM Barringer, David Nc
Knight, M S Sherwood, Jed II Lindsay, Greensboro'-
w A Wright, Wilmington !; Robert z Troy, Lumber
ton; Alexander Miller, Newberne ; Thadeus Me-
Gee, Raleigh Thomas johnson, Yanceyville; Dr.
W G Ramsey, marlborough; Rev r G Maynard
Franklinton; DR. z + Watson, jacksonville.
OFFICERS.
NH WILSON, President.
JED III ID Vice President.
CP Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
VIM HI CUNNING General Agent.
W
IA MEBANE Executive Committee.
JIM GARRETT,
All communications on business Of the office shoul6
be sent to PETER ADAMS, Secretary.
43tf GTeeDshoroAgh, \. G..
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lotine by Robsspierre,-a monster of in |
gratitude, as well as of cruelty and blood
She bore her Imprisonment cheerfully, |
she sustained all her misfortnncs with a no |
bic fortitude, and she met her fate in a
spirit of the ~loftiest heroism. A martyr,
brave and beautiful, her only crimes were
her intellect and her heroism. After her
execution her daughter was adopted BY a
dear friend. But her husband upoa hearing
OF her death, fell upon his own sword !; a
paper being pinned to his breast wherein
he had written that he could not exist,
now that his wife was no more!
In laying down the history OF this most
noble woman, we are conscious of one re-
gretful fceling,-sorrow that this heroic
spirit should have had, in it's last sad honr
upon earth, no e~ert1in, triumphant and \.
ultant hope of Heaven. She pauscs upon
the scaffold to apostrophize the genius of
Liberty,-that grand principle for which
she lived, and for which she died but oh
how the heart yearns to hear her utter, in
e~cstatic hope, and jov, as did the martsred
La PaceHe amid the flames, "Jesus p
Madame Roland had lived long enough t.
understand the Church of Rome, and tt
abandon its faith, but no certain belief il
sour Father who art in Heaven" sup
ported her in pace of the saints she hs'
east aside Her noble nature, Instinct witt
hope, veneration, and the love of truth an,
right, formed for itself a supreme, an
mcrciful Being, whom she could love an,
trust, tut yet her belief was only q vagu
and cold philosophy, compared with ths
tender aud loving faith win which tn
Christian spirit looks up to Heaven, find
ing there a Father, a friend, and an ets
nal home And yet [ can feel that no
her home is bright and blessed, for 81
walked by the lights granted to her, an
God, oar God 7 is Love
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A CURE FOR THE PILES.

:" kVING been afflicted for twenty-six years
Il with this terrifying disease. and finding no
relief, l finally discovered a VEGETABLE ONT
MENT, which | believe is unparalleled in its efica-
most %efectual and speedy cure, ever discovered, The
ingredients OF this ointment are PERELY VEGE
TABLE, and one box, if used according to directions,
will effect q cure.
This ointment is sold only by myself and JOHN
M1ATT, and by sending 81, and fifteen cents in
postage stamps or money, a box will be sent any
where in the Southern Confederacy. Address
NEAL BROWN, Raleigh, NJ e.
Raleigh, July 81, 1861. DIV
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Bethel Regiment to be Recognised
Executive Dtp4rtAest N. L.
hOJutadt OCHoAal UIlIOV
RALEIGH, Jan. 2eth, 1862.

TINE FIRST REGIMENT ". c. VOLUNTEERS.
being disbanded, a Regiment Of Volunteers for
the war win be formed to take its place. Aihshe Com
panies of the old Regiment about TO re-srganize for
delay. with the view of going into this Regiment,
which will receive the I" Bethel Flag"
Additional Volunteer Companies for tbs war wills
be accented. to whom q bounty of fifteen dsllars per
man viii be paid by the State. and fifty by she Con-
fedcrate States. When a full Company Is rendered.
four officers viii be commissioned with q less num-
Der. appointments viii be given as follows a Captain
for forty men. First Lieutenant for twenty-five, Second
Lieutenant fifteen.
The Militia who have been ordered on duty and to-
be in readiness. can still avail themselves OF this on
portunity of getting into the Volunteer service, and
the number so doing will be credited 10 their respec-
tive counties.
| By order of Gov. II. I. Clark
J. G. MARTIN,
Adjutant General.
4 Rphs 4 1874 3A-lI
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TO THE ABSENT ONE.


It's no wonder, I'm sad and dreary, !
No wonder a cloud is on my brow;
For she | loved so dearly,
Has gone and left me now!
Conc, [ know not whittier,
To seek a peaceful home,
Parted. perhaps forever,
Thus | am left alone.
It's no wonder, Pm sad and dreary,
No wonder my smiles are 50 few ;
For my heart is sad and weary,
And gone, with the lost one too:
Gone, [ know not whittier,
Driven from the happy home,
Where we were happy together,
And [ am left alone.
It's no wonder, I'm sad and dreary,
No wonder my heart throbs with pain ;
For the one | loved so dearly,
| may never meet again:
She is gone, [ know not whittier,
Driven by the merciless foe ;
Can | be happy? oh, never,
Ny breast is filled with woe. /.
It's no wonder. I'm sad and dreary,
No wonder a cloud is on my brow;
For she whom [ loved so dearly,
Ali whence shall | find comfort now
She is gone, | know not whittier,
Gone an exile to roam,
Quarters, I'll give, oh-never,
To those that drove her from home.
SOMERVILLE.
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lived, you would not have been what you
are but thanks be to God, she left you
something that cannot grow old aud dim.
not even in the sunspeakable brightness
beyond the shining ga,es-the memory OF
a loving, praying, christian mother.
Reader, is may be that in the din and
struggle of life you may have forgotten TO
pray at all, aud that night after night you
have laid down on your pillow, never think
Ing of tie shining ranks of angels that
Gods mercy stationed around Ut thank
ing him for the day or the night.
Bu. come back, wo beseech you, to the
old prayer of your childhood. You cannot
have outgrown that-no matter IT your
bair is frosted with the SHOWS of life's De-
cember, and if Your years are three>score
and ten. kneel down by your bedside, and
utter these words, see if something of the
old peace aud faith of your childhood does
not como back to you, if something of its
dew and blessing fall not upon your Stun
Der.
And remember that sooner or later, you
must 'lie down and Sleep when this pray
err will be all your soul can take-all tina
will avail of your rank, or wealth, or fame
whatsoever YOU must prize in this world
which is but the shadow of eternity. An
we shall pass the
screen threshold OF our common grave;'
but the little prayer, the first It may De
that we took upon our childish lips, as "
sail out under the solemn arches of tn
: River of Dvath'-follows US, a faint, ten
; der air, from the shores, and when W
shall cast anchor,
The Lord our souls shall take
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RON IRON!

The very best quality of Iron can be obtained az
Ball VS. Iron Works, i'll Ashe county, N. G. can say
witt on the fear of contradiction, that 10 better Iron
can : c furnished in this State. The Gun Factory at
MarlD', Smith county, Va, is supplied from my Fur
mace, and is pronounced by the workmen there TO be-
the best Iron they ever struck q hammer on, and the
only Iron they can get to work successfully with /
am furnishing said Factory with one ton per week,
and can furnish a like amount to other parties. Price
81 cents per pound, at the works.
Address JOHN L
Jefferson, Ashe County, NC.
Nov. 1.-11-6m. TPrice adv Al
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VOLUNTEERS FOR THE WAR.

T DESIRE TO RAISE SIX COMPANIES Fob
i the war. NY Office is the one occupied by the late
j. K. Marriott. The company officers wifi have the
right to elect their field officers. / shall visit, with
other persons engaged with me, the varioxs musters
in Johnston. Wake, and probably other Countless
Liberal bounties offered. In q few days / will pub
lish notices to be sent out among my friends.
s. IL. R0GERS.
Raleigh. January nth. 1884. %
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JONEsvILLE HIGH SCHOOLS,

MALE AND FEMALE.
"lHE oath session OF these Schools viii commenc
- January 18th, 1861. 1t is highly important that
those who expect to enter, be present on the first day
OF the session T~erms-Board IS per month TUT
ton $6to $40 per session. For further information,
address, at Jonesville, Yadkin county, n. c.,
j. G. MARLER
January lat. 1862. 2-lOtDd.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-02-24

Mr.. EDITOR: The following lines are died.
icatcd to ayoung lady, "a subscriber of yours)
who has left home on account of the Yankees
atteru pting to land at this place. If you
think proper to publish them ysu will much
oblige A SOLDIER
MiddiaHnn Hudn 90 Feb Q 1870
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North Carolina Mutual Insurance Co

THIS Company has been in successful opera
ton over 10 years, and continues to take risks.
upon all classes of property in the State, Except
Steam Mills and Turpentine Distilleries, upon ia
vorable terms. Its Policies now cover properly
amounting to S,S37, 649, a large por.ien of which
is in country risks, and its present capital is over
Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars, in bonds prop.
erly secured.
The average cost of Insurance spoa the plan OF
this Company has been less than one third Of one
per cent per snnum, on all grades of property en-
braced in its operations.
All communications In reference ts insurance
should be addressed to the Secretary, postpaid.
7. q. SELPY Presd't-
HAMpEN s. SIXTH, Sec'y;
July 2, 1859. a.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-02-24

TyHE NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE II
SURANCE COMPANY insures healthy Which
persons, from Ia to SO years of ago, for l year
for z years and for life. Also, healthy slaves
from 10 to 60 years of age, for l or 5 years.
HAS. E. JOHNSON, President.
III. W. Hustled, Attorney.
W. Il. JONES, Treasurer.
All desired Information given By Agents in al
the towns and villages Of the State, and by
r. ii. BATTLE Sec'y.
Raleigh. Dec. 2, 1859. I5-ly
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THE NEWBERN MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY

TNHIS Company has now been in suscesssfu
4 operation for three years, during which time.
no assessmenthas been made to meet losses
The Company is now prepared to receive appli-
cations for insurance, which may be made tt any
of tho different Agents throughout the State, or
o the undersigned, 1t the office of the Company
tn this place.
MOSES W. JARVIS, Secretary.
Newborn, N. c., Jan. 22, 1859. e2--n
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Fresh Medicines 4 Toilet Articles.

Feb. /. 1861.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
FOR THE SPIRIT Or THE AGE.
The Love of Country.

Why is it, how is it, our native soil at
taches all patriots to it, and will not does
not, permit them to forget or lose their at
tachments to itS They may be absent from
it many years, separated from it by thous-
ands Of miles; yet, neither time nor space
can eradicate the amor pattio-which most
men feel for the spot that gave them birth, the
land of their nativity-the country IN whlch
they were raised and educated.
The New York herald., 1862-03-12
WINES AND LIQUORS.

V700 TAX ON DIsTILLERIES.-THIs WILL BE
plUV very heavy small establishments like mine but
nStwishsiandng am patriotic enough hope not to srum
Malt whskcy and superior Gin, equal TO imported aud
sell a the same price have all the winter Parties desiring
pure article Of whiskey gin will be satisfied upon trial
Delivered any OF h city Brooklyn By addressing
Joseph e Pescoch No ie Cosesn street, u rear. near
f00t Ot 2fuuU mVs~t Ne~
The New York herald., 1862-03-12

A SITUATION wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
N young 81 H. to do the houseword Of small family;
good plain cook and FIRST rate washer roner the
best OF city reference Can be for two days s IA ~
Iantic It,, corner Of Heurv. Bruokivn
The New York herald., 1862-03-12

r AIDES MAID AND FAMILY DREssMAKER-srTUA.
Ia ton wanted b. competent person. reliable reference
given Can 81 address M ifs g. between Brosdway
ssd ssh sv: would % cut b. Che day ttll suissd
The New York herald., 1862-03-12

A SITUATION wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL
IA TO do chamberwork and waiting. Apply for day.
a IA East 2lst st., corner Of lst ay., third floor.
The New York herald., 1862-03-12

SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

A MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN OF FRESPECTARILITY
IA desrous OF making engagement to travel with sin
gentleman family Eurdpe companion or courier;
having lived in London Paris Berlin, Vienna Be- for twenty
years and speaking the there required he
h confident that he is able to satisfy those who will trust
themselves 10 his and guidance Highest
Address for weeks o. " c. l39 Bowery segar store
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-08
Bon Rertep.

DAT boS breit5pfse manar9ff@e @aub,
tbter, tpeldeS auf pieiem Continent Beute
fu&eao erl@ienen. eff nod barte u,1p
;tpttftlbafte 4dmpfe pirb beleben mli1en,
e6e ee feline Beutt beimbrineen uab per,
tbeilea fam, rae bic fran360ia<en9lii&>
ipanil&e Grpetition 9esen pas un9lldlt>
.4e Merico @ionfanp finbst, ba6 tas
ierri0ene bebrobte Bolt i@ tini0t urp ben,
-etnbrtnSenoen Nersetpalti9er nice / n aes
tpappneter Mann tntee8entritt. 1T jtpen,
republitanii@m 0er3eu cine frcbe Botz
i@aft. 20 g, % So j
aQt Na@rt9ten Riut,ntr pari, therein.
pae bic MQiirten Is NIT einen1. -nneeii4ts
Der @efabr 8tttni8ten @olft III tbur unp
ibre 3e@nun8 obne ben Birtb 8ema&t
baten, als fe rarauf re@nete,,, Dot. elmer
partei ia. 2anpe bel per l1nterio@ur8 bei,
itlben unterltlBt 3u irerpen. d" 1z.
l1uitr @efanbter f&reibt auberpeun, eab
bic NQitrten fid bereits (slti1 rpeeen FOLDER
Gra8en> als rptiien Glas8e Ten 8orrans
baben deer >pejlen Bepoumd@ti0ter bic
Proclamation juerit unter3ei@nen ioQ, In
ben 6aaret. lie8e,, urto raj Die frans6F>
i&en unp ipanii&eu @olpaten blutiae
&dmpfe NIT einanper flbren. Die Gn9.
Lancer lperpen Matau,oras anoreifen unp
bort auf itarten @iperlfanp EoBen. q.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-08
9a6 Neuefte lber Die 9timmuua
9n9(anb6.

Die Sttu,n.un8 In Gn8lanp, auf mel,
DE bte @eSierunG ia io8or ras Bolt per
Ser. Staaten nit ~ feiaer Nenonli9teit
a@'en. als Oh ibre GriIten3. tbr Be1eben
ODER Veroerben papon abbin9e, 1pdbrtnp
:pir g BOD In unierer Ma&t bdtten, oieltr
Stimmuns iepe teliebise &i&tuns ~ ae>
ben, it nod thinner itbr 3meifelbaft, intt(>
len 1T aus cen MeuberunSen Der l~eitenpen
9ldtter uno offSteuer perionen bod 70
ptel su e%ntnebmen, oae cine Mnerfennuno
Der de facto be%1ebenoen CONFEDERATION
ala zines de jure %beiebtnpen @taatStpe>
TENS triol9en wirr, tpenn mir ni@t balo
Der &eteQion einen entl@eicencen Sdlaa
beibrin8cn. Die n9oncon 1ime6" {aet
fteili6, man md6e nod Gin 1penio mar
ten uno ben Greisui0tn ibren 2auf la0en.
@Qetn es 1T fiber, pab penn bic Grei9'
aille ibren Qauf in oer btsberi0en @eiie
nod cine @eile fortnebmen. bic Nnerfen+
'un8 hes SGpbunoes obne 3rpeifel erfol>
gen miro. Die 8lodabe pur& BIT
@teinfotte 1T fortrpdbr.np @e9enlano bit,
ttrtr Antlasen aIs cine @erleBuna BEE
Gblferre@ts. pie 3onpon Mornin0 po(
metnt, tab BE Dinse in Mmertta o6enba,
cine @eltalt annebmtn, in Der Die de facto
&eeieruns oes SlpbunpeS Berldi9tis>
ur9 bean(pru@en f5nne. Die v22iperpoc]
poft" oerlan8t 8erare3u, ra6 pemBlr9er'
tries, no m58li@ our9 @ermitteluna
trsnn n5tbta NIT @epalt Ginbalt setbau
'percen mlNe.
Gin @erQ@t melbet, pa6 Die fran;5ildt
&e8ierun9 ju @unaen pes @lpbunoei
bur@ bic Grfldrun9 bic Sniatibe erareifeu
rperpe, ba6 bic 8lodabe niht effectin 1ei
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-08
80 6srnsr BADEN mir 4 s'.n~esq
&leiberfDfe n,b ,@aaren fir
DnMlctl,arT p
ais Mamtiasn, @bamls, Gipafs, 9aneidujen,
T @trumfi@1aren &c. &C., lewie
Eube pnp 0Aperpte> Nrlifel fir @erren.

@ir babsu fir unlsre ieyr ssrIumi9eu neuen
QotalitIten uniere GintGafs aeosn :!t frabersr
Sabre psroeppelt, il Yeribieeenen Sranden YER
srsbsrs a II str asIy4 nn't uni. MI m,' SsH5s> Rag az
6aIslte nunmsbr ais pus aussep. bntete une orID,e
in Minnelota, fir tis:3ufunit ld re6elten euten
Mufe5 unp Wrrtraaens 81 @erfrsuen batc.l wsrre,
ais MONT! unlere Birn,a bseDrt muree. i "
Sir IauReMte I'M Qance ~erlaubrn >rir ans Tie
D:1asrtuu9 paB unisre Beeineunsen fir @ieter~
perfinfer lcbr eiinItig" g~eelt uuD mir ben oiess
jibrisst abnur,n tiaisen GinfGufen Sufplye in ecr
Gage line, 8crtbeile 3u bieten, wie fti,9er nod
ME. lln(er pArtNer 9errG. Mabler, lat tieisn,
NsNcrt l,n|eres G;tlaaile5 Srr5uleben MesrncM.
men uno 'mire 60 1T lsiaer Seirobaten Wsiie id
.on9ele9e1 lein laNsn, fotorbI QSbcIsla!e ais &c.
taiIpertlufe CUR belpnefren 3ufriccenbeit ter Scr
rem ,RIufer iii fTetuireu. ~
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Mmerifanii9e NQ6ri6ten.

Die Opppfitipn i'm @onarce
9e9ea BE erbdrmli@e politit Der @eoter=
un9 Inn Der rlnionsleute 1T ben @rdr,z
ifaater tuiltn jepe6 srniten @eoantenS, Der
Sclaoeret als Der @runpurl aGe aues I'M;
ieres 6fentlt@en llnbeils 3u etite 3u 9eben>
it4 3u entl@la9en unc bic Contribution
ielb 4 gum @@ilo uup S@irm rer 99e>
beuion 5u oebrauden, eieie Sppoltion,
pom ter man Nnfan9s 9ebuft pab fe Die
Gbre rt6 2anbe6 ber 9erfcmmenbeit urp
@barafterluf9feit Der &teieruna %aeQeniiber
fe9rei@ in Sdut nebrnen riirpt, rerliert
irttaet nebr an &raft. Gs foQen lest
nt@t sebn republitanil@e Mit9lieoer i'm
3auit fein, bic ent(9lo0en inb, Die lofor>
tiae 8efretun9 Der SelaotrI ~ beflrmcr,
ten. Die MpmtniRrattcr tptro nit tbrer
lammfromuen. leilet1etenren Yolitit auf
tetnen erniten @ieoeraanb i'm @cnereB
mebr 0oeen. !3per9e an, 5%taatsruoer,
Memn,en In Der National = 0ertretuna,
Stumpiinn unb @lei@siltisteit ber Made
ees @olfeS 60 IT'S be1eIt NIT unlerer
Reputlit. tlab reeet nta,n eapor, banu
it's eben r3eitunas,@ il&i.@ a(&i I'm,
oas ii3 fetn 9udud mtbr tiu,mert. Die
6ofnuns. bur& oieien Rrie9 Gtpae auu,
8etea Der @a@e Der Men(@beit e,rei@t
III leber, ,riro nit jeben 9aa 0erin9er.
Der Marine, Mtntfer @eL
Les miro Der colo0alfen S9minctleien
bei&uletst, uno fol-, ME es beibt sen5.
tbist ietn. fem YortefeuiQe ab~auaeben.
Sincere @a@ri&ten AeQen ties inbei1en in
Nbrete.
36rner unb 9f9el. 49, Doe
lieutenant @cuperneur &5rner ,ptrfli@
in Der pom uns anoeeeuteten Ri&tuna In
FER @iad'i&en SADIE tbdti9 ,par, 0ebt
aus fo!0enoer Nutij Der ~8eQeutQtr 3st=
tun8" beruor, ruel@e. ia fIe an 6errn
&5rner's @obnplas erl@etnt, nit fttneu
Sntenttonen pertrout 1T:
~@ouu. 26rner beeab fi& por9eaern
(DunnerRas) TN Outrage Bee Yrd7peu>
ten na@ ct. Qouis, uu, cine @e.fdnri<
3ufQbren."
Si8ers @tellun8 BON Tim
peftntrt.-@en. Grana 5isel
refnirt in einen, Briefe an bic 6eraue9e<
6er tee ~Mi&i8an Sournal" In Detroit
ieinc Ste4una in her Reii9uationsfraee
fol9enr ermaben:
~ st. 2suts, &c. San. 81.
Dertber perr!
Sn Be3iebuns auf 9br @&retben pom,
is. ,, ST.. pa i'd erft eeteru in ct. 2ouis
fann t& letter nur fasen. ta6 mi@
@erbdltni0e peri6nlt&er Na<
tur, banpt(d@li& aber bic M@tun9 unp
@d&I@t.- pel@e i'd Den Iruppen unter
@amn,anbo f9ulei8 bin, ee3rpun>
9en baben, meme @ef9nation einiuoeten.
werbe, % iibri9ens .pobl 9ere@tfer>
ti9t fnttn, ,pen., i@ u,eta COMMANDO in
benz Ausenblide ni&t ~ p~erlal1tu pRnf&t>
In BEN Ter lette S&la8 8eeeu bic feinp>
lide slru,ee in MiGouri 8eflbrt .rperoen
Iou; i& babe aud be6balb ni1t ouf auz
9enblidli@e Gntl&eipuue 9eorun9en. bofe
taB te seBeben miro, fobalo bic @ez
BON Der eaujen @treitfra8e 8enau
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