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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-30
GIN. BURNsIDE's New EXPEDITION.
An Annapolis letter of the 10th inst,

uFN. BURNSIDE . Ne" EAPEDlIloN.
An Annapolis letter of the 18th inst,
says:
"Ihave it from reliable military author
ity that Burnsde's second expedition will
be organized here. Capt. French, one of
the Generals staff, who has been in this
city several days, has caused to be survey
ed and laid out sufficient ground for the
encampment, on the lands of Judge Brew
er, Dr. Alfred G. Welch and Elisha c..
Taylor, about two miles from the city and
near Camp Parole.
81 learn there will be at least $4,000
troops here in the course of few weeks
The 4Sth Pennsylvania volunteers have
Just arrived in the steamer Georgia. The
10Th and 21st Massachusetts, are expect
ed tomorrow. Our little city is again
quite lively. Merchants, boarding hous-
es, hucksters, &c, have replenished their
stock in trade, ready to embrace the oppor-
tunity to make money"
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our best exertions to make the Citizen a
welcome visitor to. every family. We do
not expect nor promise to please every bo-
dy, but we intend to do our duty as we
understand it," feeling fully satisfied that
if we publish good Newspaper the pub
lie will sustain and patronize the same.
We fatter ourselves that we have as
good if not he best printing establishment
that ever was in the county, and we are
prepared to do all kinds of printing, such
as plain, fancy, card, book, posters &e.-
Those wishing printing done with neat
ness and dispatch, will please give us a
call
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INrrREsrINe FROM KENrfIcKy

INTERESTING FROM KENTUcKY.-
A dispatch from Lexington, KY, to
the Cincinnati Gazette, dated Tues
day, says that Gov. Bramlette, Hon.
Archie Dixon and A. G. Hodges had
left for Washington to assure the
President that there will be no oppo-
sition to the enrolment or drafting
of slavesin Kentucky. We have also
the gratifying intelligence, that these
gentlemen do not represent the GU
thrie-Prentice-Copperhead party of
Kentucky.-Erchaaqe.
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Country Meetin Talk.

'an attack of photography" recently at
tended ''country meeting" where he
took down the different topics OF conyer-
sation: "Yote for Horatio Seymour !" ex-
cclaimed polite aspirant, Indignantly.
ssId as soon vote for JEFF. Davis himself,
loaded down as he is with
"Two of the fattest beef critters you
ever set your eyes on, interrupted deal
er in cattle, ''that / sold for" -.
THAT horrid yellow dress again ex-
claimed Miss Spruce,>i in what might have
sounded like whisper if she had been at
the other side of the room, pointed too,
and half an inch thick, and wares"
"Teeth and toe-nails to get the office"
broke in another politician, "but people
will not trust him again; besides he is
somewhat"
"Spavined in both hind legs, wind bro
ken and foundered to boot, as l told Mr..
Jarvis at the time"
Gone teacupfull of butter, two of su-
gar, three of flour, rand a sprinkling of nut
meg makes"
"Both ends meet, when the year comes
round, poor woman! for she's got six
children, the oldest one blind and"
"No saddle or bride to ride him some
body stole it while ! was gone to York
after"
"The long promised millenial day, which
we have no doubt is to be brought out
through the ministration Of"
Two Dutchmen, monkey, and a
handorgan and oh, ma, it made the fun
niest music, and the little figures danced
about like"
Give thousand miles of railroad track,
and this too, at an estimated cost Of"
"Ten cents a dozen. l sold four hens
to Mrs. Wilson and the hawks carried off
three, besides any number of chickens
and"
"Such handsome young man; and he
dances so beautifully. Did you ever see
a handsomer pair of whiskers, or more
insinuating-"
"Handle to my new teapot, and Tom
declared he had not touched it at all, and
knew Emily hadn't for she had been all
the time"
"Running at the rate of twenty-five
miles an hour, with no headlights, and
around curve at that when the locomo-
tive broke the bridge over"
"That young Miss Brown that had the
smallpox last spring. They do say she's
going to marry"
Mrs Jink's poodle dog, with the little
and beautiful ears. Really, it is quite
wounerful, but they do say the animal
had"
"The scarlet fever and the whooping
cough, and l don't know what she hasn't
had, poor darling. This is the first time
I've had him out since"
1The Mexican war, which | consider
perfectly unjustiffable, unless it is on the
ground that"
"The depredations of the Indians upon
the Western frontier are becoming entire
ly unbearable. Perhaps this is owing in
part, if not wholly, to the simple fact
that"
"The devil appears in many forms to
man, but the most common and dangerous
is in form Of"
''The preacher" exclaimed little boy
"is coming" and deposting my reports in
my pocket, I proceeded into the school
house, 70 muse upon the utility of pho
biography.
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CAIRO, March 27,-A dispatch from
Columbus, KY, says that Forrest and
Faulkner are between that place and
Mayfeld. Their forces are in Grip
pied condition, and their strength is
much greater than at first estimated.
Mayfeld is filled with rebel wounded
from Paducah. Twelve to fifteen hun
dred are said to have arrived there.
One regiment lost one hundred and
one company fifty, killed. The rebels
were marching toward Clinton at last
accounts. Should they attack Colum-
bus they will receive still war mer
reception than at Paducah.
The steamer Perry was fred into
while passing Hickman yesterday.
There was large number of rebels
in the town. There was a large num-
Der of shots fired, but no body was
hurt. The steamer Graham brought
up six hundredmen from New Madrid,
who charged through the town, but
the rebels had fled. They belonged
to Faulkner's command. Three hum
dred rebels were killed at Paducah,
and over one thousand were wounded,
several of the citizens of that place
were murdered, and the city nearly
laid in ruins.
John Kelly was arrested yesterday
for passing counterfeit one hundred
dollar Treasury notes.
A dispatch from Paducah says that
the home guards surprised and cap
tured Col Croslan and seven Of his
guerrillas near Mayfeld, KY.
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Retaliation.

The Editor of the Hera1d would feign
frighten us by threatening, that should his
establishment be injured by the indignant
Union soldiers, our property would share
the same fate at the hands of his Demo-
cratic friends. To this we have only to
say, that empty threats have no effect in
frightening us. We have entire conf
dence in the community in which we live,
as also, in our brave army. We don't be-
lieve that any loyal Democrat wishes us
any harm. And as for the disloyal, Cor
genuine copperheads) we have neither
respect nor fear for them. Were they not
cowards, they would have been in the
rebel army long since-they will hurt no.
body unless, when in overwhelming force,
and that cannot occur in this locality.
Should any difficulty ever occur, we
will not secretly call on our Republican
friends, but will rely on our friends gen
orally for support. But why borrow trou-
bic ? We are loyal'to our government
we are in favor of the Union and the Con
stitution, and the enforcement of the laws.
From the very bottom of our hearts we
revere the gallant Union army. We are
rejoiced at all its successes, and feel sad
at its misfortunes. Our hopes of politi-
cal successes don't hang on its destruction.
Why then should we not
sleep sound o'nghts;"
Keep cool Mr. Herald, nobody's hurt
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49, Tho Wasb;noton ,0tor saws

E1@ The Washington Star says:-
thereafter deserters from the rebel
army coming within our lines are not
to be committed to prison if they
prove to be bona fde deserters, but
will be dismissed upon taking the oath,
and furnished with transportation
north, or employment on the various
Notifications. Within week past
some three or four hundred have been
released from the old Capitol, and
sent to Philadelphia and New York. !"
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Beg- The late rise in the Cumberland
river has been used with the utmost activ-
ity in laying down immense supplies of
Government stores at Nashville Eighty
three steamers, carrying forty thousand
tons of public stores have reached, or are
en- route to that city to discharge their
cargoes. By the termination of high-wa-
ter season the enormous amount of tico
hundred thousand tons will have been dis
charged at the Nashville wharves.
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NEWFOUNDLAND is said to be coun-
try without reptile, and the Chat
tanooga Gazette says Vallandigham
is reptile without a. country; he
ought to 'smoye" to Newfoundland.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-30

VIM. LLOYD GARRISON recommends
the denomination of President Lin
coin. He says there should be one
candidate, and that one should be Mr..
Lincoln. Fremont's supporter, he says,
ought to give way. Not an ounce of
strength can be spared in rivalry or
disunion. Moreover, we should learn
something from our enemy, and they
want some one other than Mr.. Lin
coin. Such are Mr.. Garrison's views
as expressed in the Lt6erator.
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AN INDIAN ON THE STAFF.-The
Captain E. S. Parker, Assistant Ad-
jutant General on the staff of Lieu
tenant General Grant, is Ely Parker,
of this State, the Head Chief of the
Six Nations, and so long and favora-
bly, known as apromising engineer on
the public works in this State. He
has spent several years past in Gale
ma, the residence of General Grant,
where he had charge of buildings in
process of erection by the Federal gov
ernment.-N. Y. Commercial.
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Ia A new style of shell, invented by
Capt. VIM. S. Williams, of Ohio, has re-
Gently been successfully experimental with
at Vicksburg, in 20-pound Parrott gun.
One shell, weighing twenty pounds, was
by his means of explosion, broken into
one hundred and twenty-seven pieces,
which surpasses any of similar kind now
in use.
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RS- There is Copperhead bill before
the New jersey Senate, ining any one
$500 who enlists black soldiers for the Ma
tional service.
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New York city has church for
every three thousand inhabitants; a
groggery for every one hundred.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-30

which, while the nation was struggling
for life, he declared himselfi in favor Of
a vigorous prosecution .of-Fsdce !
The chairman of their committee on
resolutions, is he who stood so firmly by
Davis and Co. at Charleston Sympathy
for their southern brethren" was not
UNUSUAL however at that time, but it was
not every southern sympathiser could raise
courage enough, as did he, to burn the
first poster issued in favor of volunteers,
under the Presidents call for seventy-five
thousand men to protect Washington city |!
But these are the representative men of
the party, and we like to see them oceu-
py their representative position.
But, We have said more than we had in
tended on his subject at present. In
conclusion we werecommend these resolutions
to our brave soldiers-in them YOU will
see tho strong sympathy which these men
possess for you, and the cause for which
you are sacrificipo so much
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rum, in Die alt88eluiiene Seiterfsit be8 gle.
gers einIttnmt,n. Dp9 Elm 8lid 2auiern's
udbi9te Bulb feline 9luSaela6enbeit, uno Iis
tue tefol9te in5tpiIden sinen 8efebG 1eines
SapitdnS benz sben nit ppGlen Seaeln an
ibncn pprbeifobrenocas S9pOner, AM be1len
8otO man >pabrI4einlid) ba8 Ner9fe fur lie
fir6tete, Elm St9nul su seben 8infbnnDe1t
Gdritte ipeiter le9te bieler auf benz sem5bn=
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all. 1 . - rr eItsi
Die 9ts9er tru9en in5Wilden ba8 0epGf
Der Qie6enoen ourd Die Gtubt naA einem
&analbccte, taS 6ur A6fabrt na9 BENT Sec
Brntdortreinc bereit lag 9auiera ertbsilte
etli9lt ceat Steuermonn re8 @9ppnsr8, Der
ibn auf9eludt aattf, nod eiat0e @efetle,
lprang all 8pro be8 &al1albprtc8, pu8 eiae
Minute lpdter untertpeg8 pIr, uno britfte
Die @eliebte All iin 6er5, inpent er i6r Su
tlaiterte. gpir linp serettet
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OsfahgliAe &rantbsit.

gDsnn Der irreseltete unIluse Singing ausfinStt BAT
ben &eim bier 4ner;saiten &ranbstt nf dufsenpn-
fatl pter bic Surt @GtbrdHn5 tbn abf6red iib an
ene sn penten auf wels 8rl3e br:r @rstebuna
@psttabtlitdt dfin in gerrauen esen tonnte. unb
ME g. 9. elm nit @eidwI entSInfete Salf cine bSie
Male G@mer I'M &epfe uS IN rem @lietrh, Abnabme te8
@eibts &aubbeit Nuam die ber Saut &npten AT 8ci-
nen tb Grme, Sinaea i'm &eNbte unS ait eeu GrsetS-
ten i 3eisen no hum siee ebe1 nit elmer faretlen
S9neutset por @ Sreiten, BIS stest Der 6dlnen ltnb
BITE Naenfnofen ena'ena bd5 Sper br frttbaren rafs
bett eilt Geetanb eS gRieieS mro uub ter Sob ieen
fredlt@en Seoen faSnrh Elm @ee matt taser ibn RAD
tere SaAbe grir9t fein Neiierter urftebrt.
Is til cine traurer &tGlte, bag Eauen6e beier frrbt
Barren Sranfbe gum Over fdlen IN Scl9e eer llmBei i'd
dett unmtlleafet 3rabler. mee hur9 Nnweueuns eaes
toftltten GteS reg We urS bic Gcntip, prnidten NIB
nen Mea bsk Netens II Elm senNes 0aien pernanhelM.
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DR.. Johnston,

ftr e!uy3e 2Ir3t, tuslder un}sjst,
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gI office: 80. 7 Sub,6rebertdFr.,
ftebsn T6Irea BON 8alttmCretr. GffltGe Setts,
bic Stufen btnal1f.
W}an merle i4 gamen unb Salsnumnter benn unrtIen-
be nb tresrii6e 9artaGer, brtrtebene ub 9ewtenpIe
Quadalber, SGutider &tiefelntbier, StraBenretnser
unb 9anpenpuser IT, T. 10. netnen Bd reeemdbtse Mer3te
unb lauern n9epen BON Dr. SptnfpnS 8tuf tn Der 3lbe
IS. rue Sriee mullen eiuen ppf-stamp enttaIeu.
1855. Cine 3,iIpo9 n 2 s 1Qen ,used>elt.
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Sunae Nl1orer,

Defenders melGt te Sptr icre9 tttim Qater5 seproen
fne ea8 jdtr 10 rile &aaenee II Gin sa irutes @rab
tebt ucde ru.0 0 ertaberen &clente etptfelten
gedn6eStroe nit hem Op.r Derettldmfeit Se.
nat beseer unb Ter 2eier tSambernce &0ne snpf baben
pArten, nt6aen id nit pn4eM Wertralen nabsn. -.
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Nelh;irnthcte Wer;nrfn.

pter SpI&e msts f sn cerferaben tenbi9tisem un6 t
pbpiiier Spdae rber etneS anoren Sinbe nts bewust
fn6 iplten nnperiGsid Or. SchnfDn 3u &atbc Seten.
aae stnserns 9e9eH es bs pttfte reer eetfl9t Ger
f46ptuns rer f1refhsn Nrt rperten ibnen turtrt.
Derjense peld]er Ger 8ebdueuus unb 8uriprse BON
Or. SJptnpn uaerjebt, lnn br ais enem Gtrennatne,
pbne yurt @ aaoerraea uap japeriibtli aN iene 6rst
It1Je GeiCltdlttfet perIdIieE.
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Sr Z y Il u It d II .

Nalteb re8 f6nslidn 0ple9umS ser g8unbir3e in 2rn-
hpn rdeIirter eine5 Der erisn meois6en GoQesen
Ser. Stdaten, sr66t atel eines QebeuS In ben
SpIpit1lern rpn 9pnbp YlrtS YGaeeIpbia anberen
State susebrat bat etnSt Der number baren Seunsen
ppuenbe ppn beaen tie Ge4dte rer etisin reis lln-
sdblise9etenbe he O9eaauen NerpDtl uu6 anteren
Rrdnfteen len irtte J. 9. aud bte bel pl6sltden @e-
rdu6en su ebr trrefsn bis ,u p err6ten bestriuaen
Rleniafetten II. l. ~. purpen auaenbIifItd aebeilt.
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ML l3 lisi3e.Cttr Drelfe.

Die piele 2auelte, mtlhe lteub Der eeeu Iic6en,etn
Sabre III tie Nnfa fl rt uu tie Wenae pic-
t3tr martlr Ertra irneu, psle IL. Spnno aus.
dh;s Ots5sa ee 5 itaIs happcrteare piee anhere
Nfrlpren be!pctHer M oy ta8 patlttrm WeSertce
ateu rfitr,idt irAi baGu~e ens1h gesls allf ctnen
Gbad'ter ais ge mtnn i %e3r9 alii Ghlrae Mub GSe-
miienfaft8!tt & &cittnsen ce thrtiteEbe Gjemdbrs
letfuNg. -@5Algi if- taf Irrrcl
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Da Ser EGeneenannte geein f tie Mufeate eeaeat ba
bic 2dnbwirtI6at IN en reues Sabium u erbeben ater
aud etnbt baB tiees bios eeben tann bic Sueene
a bdIr trsrsen up teruneebiet nrS O bat Der @eren
au bieIem 3ped ene Strede 4dn6es bic WuerErm bon
G8g Sarbpr 9p an9ren;eno, u 3ctS dusgeIes rel her
Berein at Sert1ufen trdbtet bic Witte IN Sdnbeu u
tecnten bieie Mnalt b1uen un6 unterbalt 3u fGunen
Gin ppe6nfes Snttnt Ipl su eleter 3eit panit oer4
bunben ereen I'M be 3S8nse mad allen Soften bin bileen
3u tpnnen Dte Nfen mereen 3u $4,000 terfau ppfur
eber Ibeilnebmer a6er tann ne Qp hrebe ue Srpu
nnb tntert 6u6 Sefe erbait pelte bon fem @eren mir
gbetnFpden ro Sbfbd1nen sepfauSt nerben mIen. Der
geretn bat bic Werpt6g, bic Verwaltn9 lD 1dnee 5u
uperebneu, FUR bic S1fe eeS @rtrdgeS bis fer @t9enb
er Die SerraItnn8 ielbf ahtrten wa pU tuM bic Ser
pFt9tung ees Weretns dufbGrt. Gin rGteer Siel wlre
9e9eben pbdlo bic Sps 6dn abte;abt ne Die 31blungS
9ernne nc eerdrt faB fer Mrbeer In ten Sdno aeebt
~ cine plGe Nttie W taen Dan bat Der Nftipn1r ned
ZEN Vrrhe einen Soh Der bic nG6ieen Uprfeunnte Fat
unentseel6 In hiee @nfa 3u i6der 8ortbee Die es ee
triB pnndensrerth maden. 6ieer SADIE betSutr en-. 9
MIRO faeur6 cen aeltern @eleeenttit eetUtcn If S6tn
fern nct @eftl rnb Sem tDien 9eipI eer Drpee 66bte
pr1ttti9 fur has Qeben er5teben su laien.
Va Der Veren IN eteten Tage ene Nsenten I'm nteree
eteler 9uen Sadie arsi9iden piro un IN allen @dsen br
ltnpn ur eleielbe rfen, fGen ae Oieieneen pel6e
n9 betbeltsen nCuen, Gtnid BEN &aren it6 Y1Gnen
nebne DaS 2anb IN @se Sarbpr prb tutenb i'm gDertb
egen eur9 bic Verbeerun9en wefde TN edu biefeS Sab
res bort 1useefbrt nereen gDe9eu Nusfunt ippe ilr
plane uno Ynmphete wenhe man @ an bic Office bes lamb
prthbdftlden Gentrdl9ereins ppteI 2ub Gde Der 10.
~ r.-tr = 2increip 2ms,
u2Da1 Rt) H.l 1 @ graFbeat.
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OreeOtf f.9pfpita1.
3ur llntsrO*iituns ber Qundlal6srsi stnblrt.
Der ein,i3f plob III Der Gtlt, tvo iihsrs,
I6nelle uno ai,in nl;Ge JRuren Ia .
ur oehe;..stf !Srcueheifcu

sttad werte, d5 ba inb: 3nSunssauittsttit, 6@od@e
III benz 0Ittn nnD ben (3tepern Gnnbursen Der Nieren
Inb 8lae, Saantsnereifbuu9eu SwIde Ter Nerpsn, a-
eeni&wd9e, gtIttt9tet Netereeftlasentr! 9erfanbes
f6wdde 3eritInptt Gdd6ternhet 2ittern, ausen l6re
S6wnbel, &OPfitmers, entiHn6un9 y Saee, ter gtat
her 2unse les dRagens Der GinQepcee une asr iener
lletel bic epien 9sBeime C5swrtnbe ten bcr u8enb
@el&e hren Spern estibrer iar ais ter Sirtnen Sc
fang ben Gefdbreu be8 siies terrbrrs unS ptn ridt
aettt9 getetlt psrnt i6rc stGueube rinun9eu rerni
ten @t>w1fe Der Gpnftucn rererrbrnsen bic @be un.
Sid MAIDEN nnb Sulstt cen &Srper uuo ztun erfSren.
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0raanilhe Gdsra.tc

rb unper5slt eetett uO bic ore Graft pisber serge
eut. Dtees lurtbare Ye peldes na5 Qfben eenb b
bic Gte unS @ahtcninenitait unmSsd ma6t, cit tas
2prs 0erer, bic bren 9eicendaen unbscaaen frDFnen
Sunge 2eue nb 81 leiht 81 Mustweifun9tn senest neil
tie bern Togen nidt eenaa fennen .obglett lie aud bur
Sritturen Nieberalassn i'm Sarn Stetn nD nbere llr
a9en entitftn fann 10 II e bod etaenttels cine Sclgs
teS Wsbrauee8 Der ebelfer Or6dne ger dber tpta es
u9nen bab e &ra Der @r8eu9uns eber Denen cerlO
@trh Die m betl8en 2aRtrn crseben ais BON Denen
NE 61 peffe limb
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bebuten faB eiu suneer Sell uno sin ses S6rrer bic
nrtbwentt8ten Grfpreerniile sur eeiteu 81 dieltct
no a pbne ftee miro be Nc res SebJne sHr trluribn
gis9erlaqrt Nte aas9ttn fssEsb nS,eellnfsra 10 ffe-
-laudpltidtn 8etratungen, ta5 uns bic btten @ldle
Mbeere 9gneGtt eerwei1ert ine. 81 -.-,f.:.- -. ~,
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bic fG burG 9eimte Cater eel6mldt tabsn bic ie 70 r
cpt bDn 2eute rber in Der Sue leren, uub bere pl-
gen ie altnd@dy iplre ieltt TN Staisc cburc ppluts
men, tie, uu9eheitt, bic Gte lnn,S9lib MAIDEN un6
66rpr unb Gjet serEren icnten itnDtfgtn Dit
te tbuu Sptde @erpnen misu terpr e en etcit iii ie
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@stFts.

Die nrsdbden Birtuneen be8 2aers Fnb iebr su fur&
ten. eruf bes @ebdtnies, 8ermrruns Ter Sheen, Sc.
brudbcit Der Gsiesafte b6ie Ntnun9en Nbnetsuus
her Seiell@aft Z uht rad Giniamteie strdnen 9esen
id ielet 5ul@tamtet IT, T. 10. itnb einise her 8tntmen
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