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European Intelligence.
Dates TO Thursday. May I9.h.

NEW YORK. May 30.-The steamer City Of Bali
more. with dates from Liverpool to the 18th, and
from Queenstown to the 18th, has arrived.
The Conference held a three hours session on the
17th-all the members present.
The London Daily .NtlrS says they can hardly be
said to have advanced a single step, and the prospect
of an agreement is as distant as ever. No common
basis OF discussion has as yet been agreed upon.
The Germans r~epudiate altogether the treaty en-
~gagements, and the Conference adjourned till the
18th of May, when more than half the time fixed for
the truce will have expired.
The Daily Telegraph says France advocates q
prolonged suspension OF hOstilities if necessary.
Danish advices continue TO charge the Germans
with plundering and confscation after the armistice
was declared.
La France denies the rumors of probable minis
teral changes in France.
The fears for the fatal termination Of the Pope's
malady are greatly increased.
The Bank of England had reduced the rate of dis.
count to s per cent.
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Prescription.


lndubitable evidence has been received, that orders
from Honolulu have been sent to the Governors Of
other islands, from those in high official position here.
that all their official influence must be used to pre-
vent the election of " haOLes' to the Convention call
ed in July.
Now, the term "haoLe.' as used by the Governor
OF Maui, IN giving his orders to his subordipates ON
Molokai, does not mean unnaturalized foreigners. or
those not entitled to vote and to be elected by the
legal voters of this kingdom but il means those who
have taken the oath of allegiance. or who are born
subjects OF foreign pareutage! Of this there can be
no doubt. And the prescription of this class of His
MaJesty's subjects, is well calculated to excite the
alarm of all who are interested in the stability Of this
government. Why is this class prescribed Are
they not loyal TO His Majesty? There is no more
loyal class in the kingdom. Are they not as intelli-
gent as the natives! As a class, they are much more
so. Why, then, are they prescribed Evidently,
because the Ministry are afraid they cannot be so
easily Influenced TO further their illegal and uncon-
stitutional attempts to upset the present order of
things, as native members could be. l can see no
other reason for this prescription; and this alone
accounts for the zeal with which this point has been
urged from head quarters upon the subordinates of
the government. Is this honorable? Is it ri Zht?
-
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CFor The Pacific Commercial Advertiser.)
Copper.

Mn. .EDIroR In n short article, with the above
caption, in the Scientific american of April 9, it is
stated IS 81 certain that gold and silver were known
to the ancents prior to copper. According to Ezra
viii %, copper was as precious as gold. Paul. in
Tin Nv: IA. lays 4 complaint against Alexander, a
eoppersmith. These are the only instances in which
mention is made Of this metal in the Holy Script
ures.'
The writer in the Scientific errs greatly in conse-
quence of combining his investigation to the English
Bible. Turning to Ezra viii %, We find the Hebrew
word -Nthosketh, which means, brass, i. e. copper,
mostly rs hardened and tempered in the manner of
steel. and used for arms and other cutting instru-
nents-" CkalkoS is the Greek, and GeS, the Latin
equivalent In the passage referred to. the word IS
accompanied by a participle. signifyiug polished,
StiteriRg. Polished brass is a more literal render
ing than fine copper. Nehosheth occurs very fire.
quently in the Bible. being found no less than eleven
times in Exodus. We meet with it first in Gen. iv ID,
where it is said that Tubal Cain was an instructor of
every arti6cer in brass and iron. In the Greek trans
lation of the same verse. Tubal is called "A chalkeus,
coppersmith. Thus it seems that copper was known
very early in the worlds history and also. that there
were smiths to work it II the knowledge of gold
and silver was prior. the period of priority must
have been short indeed.
But the mention of brass always pre- supposes the
existence and knowledge of copper. as copper enters
into the composition of brass. While the brass OF
the present day is "a composition of copper and Srnc,
the brass of ancient times was composed of copper
and tin. To this mixture, the term bronze is now
generally applied By artists and founders.
The statement in Ezra is not, that copper was as
precious as gold; but. that two vessels OF shining
brass were as precious as gold. This might have
been owing to the excellency OF the craftsmanship.
ALIoUIs.
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More or less, together with the equipments, harness and furni-
tnre of the said horses: ONE DAIRY, and the furniture of a
Dairy
The Cattle and Horses will be separated from the Interest of
the Co-owner, and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers,
and will be delivered from the pen on the day Of sale,
and every reasonable provision will be made for the re-
freshnent Of those attending the sale.
I have also levied upon and shall expose for sale. at the
COURT HOUSE DOOR. in the city of Honolulu, on the 18Th
Duy Of JUN at I 2 O'CI0c'x. Noon. oNE EXPRESS
wAGoS. ONE CONCORD WAGON, AND ONE MARKET WAGON. ONE
HELL BROkEN HORSE, and the harness pertaining to
the said wagons. Likewise, the lot of land, situated at the
junction Of Little Greenwich road with Nuuanu Valley road,
and the buildings thereon situated; said lot and buildings being
those at present occupied by the said Paul F. Manini.
Also. the tract or parcel of land situated in the city Of
Honolulu. at the corner of Maunakea AMI Marine streets, and
the building thereon situated
Also, another tract of land, situated on the north side of
Maunakea street, in the rear of the house occupied by Mrs.
CoVburn.
Also, a small tract of land situated in Waikee, Eva, con-
tanning kalo patches and fish ponds, said tract containing
: 35-lOO acres. more or less, as well as another tract situated at
PepeeaopiIi, Halona, Waianae, containing Q 45-l00 acres. more
or less, with the buildings and structures thereon situated,
unless the said judgment, interest, costs. and my fees and
commissions shall have been previously paid.
W. c. PARkE, Marshal.
y. B.-Thc sale of cattle. etc, at Lualualei, will commence
at IL O'Clock on the morning of the 18th, and will continue
from day to day until finished.
Honolulu, June 18th, 1864. Eo4t
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halter on Retaliation.

FORTRESS MONROE. June !. Orders have been issued by Gen
B1ller, requiring all rebel prisoners captured by Gen. Wilde ii
recent engagements on James river. and forwarded by him tC
= rtress Monroe and Point Lookout. to be Immediately returned
to Gen. WIlie's Hesdq usrters-fr what purpose is not known
Information has been received that the coored troops csptur
ed from Gen. Nnde's command have been shot by the rebels a
pprrnu6a Hundred
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4 new method of engraving and multiplying prints
has been invented by a Mr.. Vial, by which in a few
minutes any picture may be reproduced in so perfect
a manner, and the spirit and manner of the drawing
are 80 perfectly maintained. that il is difficult to dis
anguish 1t from the drawing itself.
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SATURDAY, JUNE Is.
Bp authority.

EVA and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WAIALCA-Kuaea.
KOOLACLOA-Ckeke-
KOOLAUPOKO-Chas ii. Judd.
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Nj

LAHAIYA-$J-W W II. Kauwahi,
s Hanemo.
MAKAWAO-J. p. Green.
WAILUKU-NOa KepOikai.
KAANAPALI-J. 4. Nahaku.
Office.
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Miscellaneous TeIesrnns.


General Sherman, after several days maseuvering
and skirmishing, fought a battle and gained an i'm
portsnl victory on the Slst, by which he succeeded
in reaching the railroad again ut Marietta, twenty
miles northwest of Atlanta.
The Union loss Of men-killsd, wounden and miss
ing-in Virginia during the month probably reached
fifty thousand. and in Georgia, during the same
reriod, S~herman's total loss vas about ten thousand.
fifteen thousand will probably cover the killed on the
Union side in Virginia and Georgia. The loss of Lees
srmy previous TO the last fight near the ChickahOmi-
nv, which occurred on the Both of May, was estima-
ted by rebel officers at thirty thousand killed, wound
ed and missing. And the losses of Beauregard's
corps and the cavalry, and the loss in the fight of
the Both of May, and We have a total of about forty
thousand men.
Deserters from Savannah, arrived at Port Royal May 9th,
report that Juhnst n had retreated before Sherman to four
miles of Atlanta, where a fual battle Will probably occur.
There has been no further movement in Charleston barber.
Fort Sumter was materially damaged by the late attack.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE TimeS's special dispatch from
Washington says that the House Committee on Foreign Affairs
their former resolution on the Monroe doctrine. maintaining
the right of Congress to indicate the policy of government
concerning the entertainments of France on this continent.
The CleaveIand Convention nominated John c. Fremont for
the Presidency and John Cochrane for the Vice Presidency,
appointed a National Committee, adopted the name OF " Radi-
cal Democracy" for their organization, and then adjourned
sine die.
The French Government assured Minister Dayton that no
rebel iron-clads would be permitted to leave France.
General Hunter appears to have taken command OF the
corps lately under the leadership Of sSei.
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apis es&, eas aies-sas sinsise ridais, SD iiaFisRsm
elmer aspubllt ~. Sell Ga.is nimmt Ssrtn gum
Solsatsn, iti r reid pnsr arm, irsmp resr stnses
bsrsn, Seeei& sftr Union, unb srtIdrt stsn rasurG
aui cine gang prattiide @eiI ras Yrtnrip Der
sleiGsn Rs6ts uao slti&fn. YFidtsn als ben Obsrs
PEN saB Der 8sputlit. Gum AusIlnptr ia8t sr:
rDa bait uniern eds 3enoha,, TAFT geIs tst uns
psrs snt, taf sswuet, r-e II Be- uns auasri6t
= tsarum Elf hu nitt Toytsr3pstn, ais eS nod
3sit mar? Ssst 1T Is gu pat! gOrtparts, maria !
su bit Sclaa." Gum llntUusmann idst s: uGu
no mi. auf Rst.qtum&. s,, sit g&rs.r, ~ssnieBtf
De 8e6ts wte isssr Anseye, irlsli6 muFt ! =.
Ssins Yfi&t frTdlen ais SsIrat - Y%prmarts,
mario! t.Gi fsn @ann In Jlsit uup GjIirp tsitt
atta trtufn 5ieteasnrtsimsat, une trtnn sr ni6t
fshlsn NIL, 10 i&ttst Jpn nisssr."
Die gaHtsss tstavpt.n iluTsr, esSrnn9srs esl'
, Ittn ieGtsn n at gut; unp fas 1T austpluSs .0abI,
penn man slss pie arrten 2eute eonieribirsn riu.
4tsr psnn ss best, isst mlitn aae int Sell
ruben, unp tt. wirtripenli9tn Ol.r rstsasuirtuar'
Iiasn Satristsn rrsresn p,rthsilt unttr quite llutcn
truppsn, Q eInu man ben %fsinltn SanEisr tuis rsn
tartfTp fsaen Ssti4 gum Gs&tsn ,winSsu.
Ger Nerreu iasn .lsn Slssa ~hir,nals ts3rir-
sen,, wsna CT, cas iIrIitt NiIitartgitsm niat HAD
abmt. SIM :SUssn gilt e ais tlns Gre, Splrat
,u itin; bier rasessa muB sin gtrsnmaun tts
rsHmann teIiirttsn, tab rr IN cine @cmpasnie sss
rattle, no 2Ua fers uTr SsbIabi&ncper sas sgc5s
20prt iItreIt une wp lss Captain itIElt niGts wsi'
tr III ais sin %aulssmaGtsr Qlmp. 9Err mug a
| Sclpat merren, ne tsins Iianns.utt bsrridt!
Die S6ula rem un iern siden 9tiee.rIassn liest
n:ht tlrs un &elled, Grant, 2intula &C., lpnrsrn
all ullsrm trinnissu N(ititA.i. lt,m III trtNupi.-
@snn aud I'M Ssrt smbsr cine talte Wtiqisn his
ibe lmrFm rs 9Th SsPtat Wsrssn, ~ wsrsrn ls
soA rm Su:sa niht tfipiaScn, wtll fs aS &C.
smunssne Gsuts uidt iettsn wsQtE
Sast attr su rsn sttiatn Gsu!ta; jtgt miNtn
als MGnnsr srm ~rafsnGsu NItsr in's Sclr grit
lDu,n CUTE GsntraIs. welas GiecpIin taItsIr, 10
Gag eS rim prren!itter Nsaun in wider &stli4ai
austaltfu lam, ir pirn Bic &tttlirH IN it&s 0cs
Gsn gttreden une 8sremiltbi8t itin. llnisrs 2r.
attt mus BON nnten lsraui iria s~rSaniFrt unr fis-
cjpiiniri we,rsu. @eRn fis Tanftss ttiu fsrartt;
gas Mlliiariqitem e~infatrcn woasn. ~ iplsn Gs liz
ser rrn &rits auissten UNI Irisfsp itlisBtn, Wnl
user's Capitol in gGaltinstUn RE gGcrte l&rfiesn
.pisr mptut cine 9iatirn von 20 WiIiUnsM Msmi:
u;n, bic nit .arfauittn SSiflinasn itrrR Srir!
iISrsn IrruIs UNI gu 0runrs 9ing." (9Pc, 3tJ.,
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sic Sse5eleu ID Ne,p:SIDrf.

sic Gufs: nGte NstsQen nor Waihin6trn -
sic Jiees Zen prr Baltimore, SUr Sarrlstura y unr
auttrtn Stlrten res Nerrena tlten mir ml nj
OFT ssnuS rns CUR GenI9s setrrt. Nis cit mir
Ian mod tprtn ipasn, msib rr 3jn,ntsl uni Yisl
l;itt auA Ssf Davis. Ncr am m~euisfl:n cavon
w,tb, lit ltn Sau:d. SnSwri2m mir RE alpb.e
Stast Fer Union, Nsw-yert, pcn rem sttteatn
t,anrutist, 3rar ni&' rurh eiHm Gtrsii;us aus
rent Sbsnantoa9 Stale, aud nift rurG 8uia;
tl.ppsr sines SiliGsn GuautrsI. atsr lurA SuIt-
tlsrptr 81 MdF;t, bic nit rem &arer SaaahaGst
plrs.iG YUr Stattn SsIanr sridisusn unp siuiae
SanrtlFhifs unp Qsuttntcrts, Die nt&ta atn.nr
IN rts dubsrs BAL futren, In grant ftdttn mn
eiu,n pantheon GGredsn ltntst tcr 9an3sn ameris
| faniittn Sanrslslctte In unp por Fem Saisn pru
Nsr-gort %YcruraGtrn.
Ger suss iOts Saaem it sismliA tts sutsn,
mup RE tsrYcr8efraate StOruns unc gsrmtrrunt
nod Srpbsr, wtnn nu& nod niGt 10 ara MIC il
sBaihtnstun CUR esit eer tar3IiGsn .gtlassruns.
Der Salatadst BAT mad ZEN Irstsn NaAri6tel
isins 8i&rans nOrrli& s.nsmmtn unp itst tcr
ltins 8iltersisn irrt, rrOtt abrr talr nirssr te,
5aisn sOn Ntw-gprt nit lsinsr Gts,Ngatt sa Re
s.idsu.
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serl1anlR nod 200 Maan saAlenesa-la~@iae
R.simsnt unt.r Dtsrt 2aisClr tsissts Dalton gu
nstmsn, absr ras ftsine tasfere Sduflsin isste Fem
pstt III .iesspsnL Gsinr einsu 70 4artnadissn, snts
:h!pfsnsn @tpsrRaur sutsssfn, eas sr mad uss'
rersn sriolglOiifn ansrTsn. liz lin sislf asu,s to-
ftsn, Sapea atksbsn musts. ant at gum &id,ua
ssiipunssn. Sen. Stsrman, msIHsr NIT einsm
Corps ron Chattanooga aus mad Taltpn untsrr'ss
mar, nm rte Slaef gu sntiessn, traf Gel Grassoins
auig WRsfIcr; es sntipann fd Gin teftises gs'fat,
irsbsi ris &ctsIsm surldssidlaesn wurrsn. Gen.
st,smann ica ssid6uia supunest mp,ren itin.
l1nisr Serluit III nrd MD. tstnnn'. Ea: Bsnsfs
m,n rts radsrn 10. N0. Stssiments unr isinss
Zen ir tusfersn 5u6rrrs pnri.nt ros tptfs erb
uni 1T Elm nsusr Bsrsis BON Der SI&,isteit uni
Gem tctsn Crate Ter Giseislin unisrsr mellidsn
Ssrntruppsn. 1it iul6en Ssiraten tSnnts Elm
tihtiser Gsleterr ss Dslt srOban.
Die Spsrutiunsn Tarrasut's ssr IOtils fns felt
~unisren Isstsn 8;ritt nod niSt wsiter SOrSsiGrit-
ten. Sort NrrJan wirs pol unlsrn Ncnitrrs
.ifris tomtarsirt Uap re Na6ri&t ron ,seIsE
ginnabbt firite nidt mebr LANCE auf fa rlra's
ten Iu0en. Tamit 1T absr bic Stnst nod nidt
In inherent gsfs unO fine nod sre6e S&9is<
riStsifsn ~ issrtriustn, kessr ,ini,rs 1lotte Ia
bin sslaeatna lam Gu 9:sI if rsaisasns rm@
Die Hs j,st trrnnssnsn :GUiss srrel&t wssssn, Raj
stdt 6aupts@iniubr au,ae rsr Ssksltu, mtlds
his tatin aieSsatcm,nsn ~serlrrit wsreen tsnutt.
isFt splftBl ssffest iF. a.m .as.. e .5:s
lea Sen frn i6rissn 29silsa t.s &ritSsiaanplasta
n ai&t rkl Nih,ises gu tsriattn. SIN NrIltn,
in ArfanlNS uns 2ruiTana, t~sTnssn I'D uuiri
6rtpptn in Der Geisnf,t, Ssras 1T sarslid rcr
EEL 4 @uness ftsitfraftsm osraumt mn ris gang
1tati9tsit Rnisrsr armetu frnesntrirt fG in sititn
gassnbIids auf RE ttism saup.funtts atlant'
| une Ni8mcnr. :,
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Tie fissi6tri4e ausAtuuas...
sSaftenars County 9anfpnt biGaitli&ta g,rsiu,.
n Ssrpaun Tusa AN "a, Is. lne IlS.l Ss,Ama
bfr ialt' Ias ntus auslttaunassetdms sui t.m, -.
'rn ssr lanrWirtt. easisli@aiti srws,ttnsn- Uair. ld,ae
5runrt 1T natsu prImrst ane mirr in Sinfi snl
aasl6sn uns ssiGmddoelt n &nIass fiSt HtuiS
CUR 5ttunS UNI Se,itSnsrans nnitrer Jait ~stitsdss &
gen, UNI 10 hasRr, ais Ter rtstns taiu stnssrtGtn.&a s5l
AutltslunasSSaa siIt msit pcrtteiltaitsrt aRs| nm
iteaau8 ,rtr rsriti,ssnsn ausa,lanss ats,uRault.
s~rlautt, as eisisS tisttr III sem tsGranttn, IN.
. qusmcn Raums rss GpurtSaats Der Gaa s.st.
in.
S. gssGS AMI G6Sntsii uns Wanniaialfsta
pr ri fisrentu Diff unr IrautsnIcrtet ltrits tt
e~i:sjlarise gl'~ leluns str lts;iab IGN hrs Fem
| rurt ZEN sergangtnsn tArtfn a!intsr in Ten gBtin.
unp Sttsdrten anguibttsn S6ar,n AniHt mad
l.bsn; Biz Il EEriat CT DFtfts, elm 9uit.l, VI.
rim uuitre bisTssu LStlsdttu lcnR ~ ssrstnirraa
wi7tu, p;rr ittitiG pissmal ipariam usrr gar MIDI
~rrrrtrrtsn itin, rod wisr ,ssis, side rtiaiiA lSaa
eit rsiae ausratt mc9 EualaatS Ter hfdSn
| y i@s a~ut3riMlt ptrtfl,. -rn;Aa:tI~,h
q al yam Iantw. &e'rii iur YtGmiisn ~auts,ittt
summ' lit etsmal, in 6plas .rtr ttrtnttnrm aM.
taa IL Ter G5tItui&ait ,lr1Su iatdhJ zee auteilslHt
iurss setGus,s etaat iptliA susseiaatnf lis 9l:.g
3r 3:rmauns. unt- sEr llmstaeW ielttn Birdie
urb igeiriuise Sptnlsn T~snisfsps nm, tos Tsp.
ptlts %srtUten; es ID tiriss sine Gttna&t ilr H., a-
,tt uitt aub.r ldt 9dahtn wtresn islts.sH nA asi
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- &s lnb auihsrifrt. s:, ,.... --5
gss 6srras G,eDr9e Mfamtib rs a,.
ale esneieal Ints sasi &mt siass on 4 aRslt
Iar &sarI 4sImtip an,aJstsen. f. -,s3
.1,il0 0t,t q sie9sftaaptae.
:aj,f yTT

~ ~'-T~ 80 H~~<-E 80 -s-Ntt+E q t..
SraaatkAt Fttatnt Hruaslidtsn 5turm anil Ys-
,srsburS mtrssr etas3 'ttsue Sswsauns autseiutrt,
tnrsm CT sintn bspMteneen She'll irinrr &rmee aui
ras rt&ts llfsr sss~ Sanirs- -Guits atfrsttet bat
unr nun sWil&sn eisitm uni rtm @tieatrniny &C.
Gen &iamCns9 sUaf,urrassn -futt. NanF idttnt
zip 'artttrttts he. iutnmdrts, a iii iii .tt grmss ruihrri.
ssnle 8slasstans Ei6mSnrs nc6 n,itt auff9steln
~ ,rShth.s atsr 'fsstlt6;, qinerln's plan,, ouiT sissI
i'm EsSs rte &ss slsubaaputart ~ nttmen; mug
hiUIst prptn. iihhSF fuatt IL noiu etm artnnur e tulsn.
Ststtsas. psl&.m be!auuttta ne epmnuubU
dtt'hs atmiRt al, YptUmat' uttsrtvtaqBttna rrriirrt. iii
NIT 10000 bis 20. 600 Mann rur4 las etsdm,
fDat 'S6at rrrssradt uns Eat rem Setnp Don pan.t
~ 9unit nntsr fUrnrdHrshrtm @tfrtt ,uriadsstfie
ZEN. So tsist inrtF,u, lab rte 9ttfatu gerRar.
Eutsat tr6dttR nab pitt,r' tn, grtraadtn 'etsriFtn
ItfH:: 'Sbaiskh SAT Uin&ratf ttfsst u,tp apirs
- tSfentItt 4alttn 'fttnrnntny 9 srrmfaas't salt man
f& Ilr eart ssnu8, um sint nsue isin>Iits Snsa,
fion';Sa s.fttntttrnE. .eas'E1 'a"" ~ 10 n,5.T
etttadn fists t@ BtStiK Fine sUripn ~,
atlanta su inrsrn. inftH, .r strla9t, auFfsit Sis,
Tsalsits Ger Staat su gstdns,H pnr raeura 5Ust'.
GcalMahnttatiSnh sn' atshl&nsissa. a1ts GutIsrun,,
H.S Sttsnfh-G,neafs SstaariF srm 'eemnans,
unS FINE Grssuan bird 5oos1iR elm Sfsstr gsr
tbtil fiji. SHERMAN. 6stf tatturt fslnsl untluse
unS 1T tlinGsm' 'lnssfini stmaatsn ansrtEt II
stsi tlDtiSs Niersrlassu sstotp 'anS FINE arms
rasurd itar ssi&wa&t.- aarrpimas Sal {
fw!S III 'ssUrsti&s RHi, pissn t.rsuiehss ssr
idrfunsm sttalaif uaS sanlfi Ne .sntRanrentf
sidsn tristsr 'aa,Stiaut, der Mat,tn aue' 4shi
gasransn, 1unr rssta Ssss niSt Asva ssa qtt gtt
ed'tuussn er6SG. j. tat5fas tdstgte tsrmSn}a
Satss ntGts' i'm isins Siasrstitr sgu farsisn un
afahtd'Stt i'& hnfJr Gen tn t.tnen Sanssn l.i,
Gin 12@l65oNe Rann, aurks aetsutn,or,
pHHr Cen, Gss,lr ssrta&ts LEFT. sgsdt sas VI
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Sen. Gbermam nbcr BEN Nefrmten
huuSeI.

Gin Acknowledgment aus GaIaGuitttt, Nas
rnsns SpUcnsr, Der mad Girit sstsn giG,, UNI lp,t
pSrsiniaiss" gu taufsn, panrts itG an @sn. Slers
man, nm Scn linn tie n~UtEissn 9apisre uni urs
TEL ttsun3 Sa ~srballea. Der WeltraI 6enuBs ne
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