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Josh Billings 10 the Girls.

Dere Girls Keep cool A blessed fu
tur awaits yu, emmy how. Take lessons in
the pianna at onst piannas are getting
skase; by awl means larn to IDA the nu
song thst has jist cum out. "When John
Brown is ovOr we are Father Abraham
cumming with this kruel war several
strong" This staiz, TUX the fusr pre-
MUM at the State fair. D,n't be atrade
few get married, yure ma want afra @.
Larn how tew knit pudding bags tn put
yure haire ia. Be vartuous aud pretty.
Eat slait pensiIs; tina will lnaik yu spri at
figgers Eat kolone water that will maik
good smel. Let yue pettykoats dragon
the sidewalks, and if emmy. man sters on
them and tars oph the rim, slap his chops
at nnct. - - '.'fs 4 iiai7 s.etF
II yu have got small feet, keep 'em hid
sinai feet has 20 70 out Of fashun. Stu,l
.dy travels; Tom Mnores and Byrons aHd
Guiliver aud Wandering Jews and vallan
dixltawsIis awlfnst rate. Sf;yu Kan spare
the time be lovely snd sxeet.o Remember
one thing, thar aint nnti,ius ia this lite
worte living for but rich hu. band; If w
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMO DEMOCRAT

n National LOAN Subscriptions to the
1910 bonds at the First National Bank tho
past week. amounted to e16,t00 The follow
ing official circular hes been rereivea By the
e 70 National Bank, "a au,soa,istdso tves;ss d.pos-
Is on account Of tie Ten Forty Binds 10 b g.
sued under the act Of Aarch 8. 1e64. bern
2 s 1F =; u.TREAsuRY DErARTMENr. / i!l
q Aprl2 1864aTs7 SEQ
"Sls Representations having been made
that subscriptions to the Ten Forty Bonds will
b. facilitated BY the issue of bonds drawing in
terest from the date of subscription and de-
post, have authorized bonds 10 be 90 sued,
and you win, in future tender to parties wish.
ing to subscribe for Ten Forty Bonds, the OPP
ton Of PAYING the accrued interest, az pre-.
scribed in the third paragraph OF my instruc-
tons of March 28th, or 70 receive bonds draw
ing iatere,t from the date Of, subscription, and
deposit. If the latter are preferred. the date
from which interest will accrue, If coupon
bonds. will be stamped upon the Il, ct coupon
falling due thereafter. and if registered bonds,
such date will ~ written in the body, Of the
! 'N ..very respectfully d, 81 5ad tso71o9
y c'54sgos eIHSecretary ofthe Treasury.
'"To First National Bank, St. Paul "ad b9ts9to
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-04-22
DR.. BrOyynsOn on Abraham Lincoln.

DR.. OREsTEs BRowNsoS is, says the
Ereni,g Post, as usual, trenchant, direct,
outspoken Concealm mt, or even reti-
cence of opinion, appears to be foreign to
bis nature; and those who read Brown-
sons Reoier, though they may violently
disagree will, the .man, always know that
they get his opinions, sometimes, also, we
are apt 10 think, his impressions as we'll;
and that he lets us know all he thinks on
the subject. while more polite men are apt
to conceal rather than express their whole
minds. In the present number there is
an article on "The Next President, in
which he speaks thus Of Mr.. LINCOLN:
Mr. BRowNsoN on Mr.. LINCOLN.
Mr.. Lincoln evidently knows nothing Of
the philosophy of history, or of the higher
elements of human nsture. He imagines
that men act only from low and interested
motives, and does not suspect, because he
does not feel, the presence OF heroic ele-
ment, the element, Carlyle would call it,
of hero-worship, that makes men admire
and cling t., aud uphold bold, daring
policy, energetically proclaimed, firmly
adhered to, and consistently acted on,
thorgh in the face and eyes Of their int
rest. His soul seems made of leather, and
incapable of any grand or noble emotion,
Compared with the mass of men, he is q
line of fat prose in beautiful and spirit
ed lyric. He lowers, he never eleVates
you. You leave his presence with yeur
enthusiasm damped, yonr better feelings
crushed, and your hopes cast to he winds.
You ask not, can this IMAM carry the nation
through its terrible struggles (? but can the,
nation carry this inan through them,, and
not perish in the attempt? He never
adopts clean policy. When he hits
upon a policy, substantially good IN ITSELF
he contrives to belittle it, beslnear it, or in
some way to ren,'er it mean, contemplate
and useless. Even wisdom from him
seems but folly. 1t is not his fault, but
his misfortune. H. is a good sort OF man,
with much natural shrewdness and respec;.
able native abilities; but be is misplaced
in the Presidential chair He lives end
moves in an order Of Thought, in a world
many degrees below that in which great
man lives and moves. We blame him mt
because he is mOle-eyed ana not eagle
eyed, and that he has no susrioion Of that
higher region of thought and action In.
which lie the great intere. Is and Questions
he is called upon to deal with ~ President
of the United States. He has done 20
much as was in his power to make himself,
and the fault that he is not Tt Tor his posi-
ton is the fault of us who put him there.
His only fault is, the mis- Ortune OF being
unconscious Of his own unitness for his
place. ~
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Attempt to Destroy tho ,Frigato
Minnesota. ,.,,s-y,sa,
FROM THE Army OF THE 70
ob.strn ods TOMAC. Ge Tsastt2 II
Destruction OF q Captured Feoef@A
olfl q. 9g3is Steamer. sslNa'A tNN.Ae',' ~

NEW YORK. April IA Tho Herdld's
Fortress Monroe dispatch reports that du7
ring the attempt Saturday morning to ede-
etroy the frieate Minnesota, an apparently,
f1oatiny spar approach I'd her, and getting
near Was ascertained to be boat with
three mel in it. . Tie lookout warned
them of, but they pushed boldly for
the frigate, and in few moments an
explosion similar to twenty cannon
was heard The vessel shook as with
paralysis, and the crew tumbled out of
their hammocks When the confusion
subsidized, orders were given to pursue the
daring rebels, but the fAdmirals dispatch
tug lying alongside had no steam up. The
other tugs on picket were too far to be Of
any u.s., as the ,marauders rapidly disap-
peared up one of the creeks Astounding in
tbs James River. The damage by the tor
pedO was very trifling, and has been re-.
paired. go ''-" 60 sTt - -.
The Times has letter from the O. s.
steamer Arkansas, dated New Orleans ID,
reporting that the rebel steamer Clifton,
formerly United States gunb0at of that
name, while attempting to run the block;
ade at Sabine Pass on the night of the Dist
of March, with 700 bales Of cotton, got
aground on the bar, where she remained
unmovable, and was burned to prevent her
falling into our hands. She was totally
consumed. l1a.tH wol :o3cUp aF erAoUc
A large side wheel steamer, NTH 1000
arms for the rebel government, bad run
into the port of Velasco, after being driven
off Galveston by our feet. She got
aground in Valesco Bay, and blockading
gurboat attempted to capture her, but was
driven off by the rebel shore batteries,
whose g1ns were OF longer range than her
own. The blockade runner subsequently
got IF and proceeded into port. Desert
ers report that she has been loaded with
cotton and is waiting an opportunity to
run out. Our vessels are on the watch to
catch her s.I t-.t :--.l - ge:..-
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# . lLfs4tt q al --1refLy tls4 ,INtil :
The Florence Nightingale Of the
Nursery. The following is an extract iron, . let
ter writteh by the Rev. G z. RskR, to the German
Reformed Messenger al Cnambersburg, Penn l.
A BENEFACT ESS IN -
% Just open the door for her, and Mr.. WNsLow
will prove tie American Florence >ightingale Of the
Nursery IF this we are 40 sire that We " Il teach
cur +" SueY I" to say, ga BrESslss ON Mas WINS
ow for helping her to survive and escape the GRIP
ing ,colickiug and ,eething siege We confirm cry
word set forth in the PEosrs Tus 1t performs pre-
cisely what it processes to perform. every part of It
nothing, ess. Away with your Cordial" .'Psre.
goric," ;. Drops" . Laudanum and every other
Narcotic" by which the babe il dragged into stu
pdty. ami rende ed dull and idiodc for life. a q
We have never se u Mrs Winsl0w know her on
ly through The preparation of her Soothi & Syrup
for Children Teething"o II we had the power we
would make her, as shr Is physica saviour to The
Infant Race. IS cents bottle. sold by all Drug
gists. 8-1mdEw
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dyn't believe me ask, yure ma. II w hav
got red hair IN had better exchange it for,
blak; blak hair thay' tell me is going to 80
worn mach meet year Don't have enny-
thing tew du with the boys, unless, they
mean Business, If yu don't know how
tew skate, yu mite as well jine sum travi
cling nunnery at onst, for yure played out
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, ~ THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID Published for tho benefit, and
az WARMING AND, a CATION TO yoUNs MEN WHO
snfier from Nervous Debility, Premature decay OF
SEASs " aELr-cgRs: by one who has icrred himself
tier being ppt to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quackery. By enclosing a
paid addressed envelope, single copies may be
had of the authOr. -,rt ~, 4orr ,,eoI ,,arf : -
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
jeit-zSd xW1y Bedford Kings county n z
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sS'tbrERMAToRkHGEAC CAN BE CuREn--,
DR. lRANL'Ss SPECIFIC cures, SPERMATOR-
RnfEA, SEMINAL. WEAK SsSS, IMPO fENCY,
LiSS'oF POWER, ETC.. .oeedily and eSsctnaQy Its
convince the most skeltcal of its merits Price 81
3Ox. Sent post paid to any address by j j. KRONER
400 Chestnut street Philadelphia, ia. Circulars
-ept Heo, g9g 5ta2 - IN noysl-d tw&w1y Il
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.R- DRUNKENNESS CUKED.-The inebriate
may now bid defiance 70 the tempting cup, DIR
,lANE'S ANrIDOfE FOR oTRO.~d DRINK Il q
certain cure for Drunkenness Itcreates dislike for
knowledge Of the patient. Price ST box Sent BY
mail to any address by j. j. KkOMkH 4O3 Chest
nut street. Philadelphia. Pa Circulars cent free.9 ~
November II, 1868. nOy21-dtw&w1y.
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a Jpn ysioIoxical View OF nIarria

? A physiological. View OF Marriage
Containing nearly :sal pages and 1870 fine Places
and Engrayings Of the Anatomy o. the Sexual Or
gans in state Of He 18th and Disease with rea-
tise on elf Abuse ITS DeplOrabe onseq .encesupon
Mind and Body and the 'uthOrs Plan OF Treatment
the only tional and successful mode of cure, as
-hOwn by the report Ut 1898 treate1. truthfulad
wiser to the mar led and those contemplate g mar
rage who entertain doubts OF their physical condi
tiOn. rent free Of postage to any Address on receipt
o. 70 cents III stamps or postal currency by add
ing Dr.. LA CkUlX, No. 81 Maiden Lane albany,
New York. ~ eHf erotst 4ee mar15dxw3m
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PRovIDENcE, April 15.-At the, second triai
to EJECT thirteen members to the general as
sembly in this city, it resulted in the success of
the Union national ticket.
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TN PROBATE t'OURT.-sta,e Q

IN FROD VIE VOUKTe--StHtG OF
Il Minnes0ta County of Ramaey tt*i
At especial ,te m Of the Probate Court, he d at
the city Of St P-u in and for The county Of Ramsey
On tie tn day of April A q. 1864:
m the matter Of the estate Of Daniel Green, de-
ceased: s -rr =. r.ss.-,,
Upon reading and ding the petition Of Catherine
g cen praying TOR rea.Ons therein .et cn IT, I lat
letters of administration upon the tate Of 4 lei
Minnye0ts deceased is<ue to her, the raid ,atha-,
rne ,,ren It h ordered that the sfia gfr!os Fsis
-of TtiIRp DAY of NAY. Al. 1854 f,.s ~
At O'Clock y, be and Isl hereby assigned ~ the
time or the hearing Of said petition at my office
IN the city Of 81 paui a. the p a. and the heirs al
Ia and all Others interested In said estate: are here
hy notified t apietr ut the time and place Aforesaid,
and show cause IL any There be- why letters of ad-
ministrat0n apOn said estate should NOT issue TO
nd n harine ,he;n E. c LAMBEkT.,,
Aphi II. 1854 apiswsw Judge 0f Probate.
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Taxatlo,, of National Banks.

THrI - -Na.r...
Areport was made in the, assembly Of
New York on Saturday 10 defence of the
state banks to equal privileges under the
laws. Tn. following extract hits the nail
It's deeply 70, be regretted that Con
gress has carried the immunity annexed
to investments in stocks and securities of
! the the United States SO far as TO exempt
them from taxation by or under stare Or
municipal authority. The, primary eject
/ o. this exemption is more particularly eyi-
. dent Ia the case Of corpo- ations. The
banks Of this State hold United States
ct ,cks to an slnou t far beyond their ag-
: gregate capital Gould this exemption,
/, therefore, be made to operate in their
case. it would at once remove the one
| hundred and nine millions Of dollars from
the reach Of state and local. taxation, and
throw accumulated burden upon property
in other forms, =, When It is borne in mind
tlat the aggregate amount Of the national
debt already exceeds two thousand mil
lions Of dollars, and that an equivalent
3 amount Of, properly Is to he Withdrawn
: from taxation, we cannot but apprehend
] disastrous results to the public faith and
credit, from such an extension of eheex
caption, principle. @ ~ ~ ~, ~
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DodsA.5 u . ID RTs ON
~ ~ 80
seed and Hortiic ttl,ral Warehouse,
THIRD STREET toNE SQUARE ABOVE
The POST OFFICE, ON SAME SIDEa Ia
Z % s4Gf ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA vuieu:r

80 f-A 81. IACLS MlNN1sOOIAs ~ f.tf4a.i-ts
For ths s~!s of ell Gstshs Of Sseds, Trsss,
Erses, slsrsS., Pianss, B.t1s,
r,,a ta,'o &c., xe., *e., ~ III, s-.l.- q,
Tat can be successfully, grown in Minnesota.
~ Fresh Garden Seeds received from l. N. Thor
burn b o New York ~
~ Timothy, kentucky Blue Grass, Red Top and
Clover. of frst quality for sale. e5s ~ 's3vis
March !, lsc4. aIo-g ~, .aaaa mara
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Diseases of the Nervous, Seminal,
UrinaIy aud Sexual Systems new and reliable
trettment In Reports o the HOW 'RD A>SUC :
TON Sent by mail In sea.ed letter envelopes frse
of charge. Add ess DR.. j. SKtLLIN HOUG HTON.
Howard Association, No 8 south Ninth street Phil.
adeiphia, IA. l.iH >LtilE hu-9O ap2d&w1y
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Q Coaxhs andgC0Ids..

The Sudden Cd nges Of our climate are sources o
RULM.sAsY.s BRyssHfAL and srExA .Id AZ FErtoNsl
Fxperie9ce having proved. that simple remedis
often actspeedily when taken In the early stage Of
the 9dssease rec nssAl should 1t 0Hce s. had to
Brss9H's BronthtaI .7roqhes OF ozepges let tho
Cold tOQ.h or Irritation of the Throat be ever 20
slight asby his piecaution more serious stack
may he eaestaally warded OF iunLlG SpEAxrss and
liSaEFs will find then efectual for clearing and
STRENGTHENING the v0cs SOdie sshould have them,
a they Can DO carried in the pocket and taken as oc-
cas'0nSsquifes- sedl mytlstspno d6 vim
~. HAP DYE HAIR DYE!anBATcHE-
LOR'S celebrated H siR DYE is tAs 6eae n tie
HoS3d.-the only HARMLESS, tyue and reho5k DYE
known This splendid Hair Dye 10 perfect change
Red Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to a. Glossy JRIeck
Or Mdra! Bro.c witb'n,i injurng the hair Or stain.
.ngtne skin and leaving the hair soft and beAuti;
pristhe color and rectics the N effects of bad dives.
The genuine II signed NFiLLiAM A. BAToRsl1ox: an
Others are mere limitations, and shOuld be avodcd
Sold ny all Druggists, &c. FsCTVRY--No 81
BARCLAY STREET. y iylIed&w1vi
.
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FORMATION OF OUBA---OOR ", ROCKS FROM
" TIE sEA.-AREA OF; THE ISLAND--SUGAR
o. LAND-HARvBsr CONTINUES SIX MONTHS
:, VALUE OF OUBA.so asael evsf sicod az
Editorial CORRESPONDENCE Milwaukee wisconsiu. ~
81 HAVANA, March %. 1864.
~ IT, while at Havana, you 9soaik to the
Punta-a point Of land opposite Moro Cas-
tie, wi ich projects into the sea lyon will
be able to peroeive hjw this large island,
has been formed. You will observe the,
gradual formation Of rocks from the sa ts
of the sea- Louisiana has been made by
the deposits of the Mississippi River and
its tributaries s. Cuba by the deposits of
the sea. The formation is slower than that
of Louisiana, but nevertheless equally visi,
bic. l suppose that the red t;nge of the
soil of Cuba is Cue to this coral formation.
This red loan is ,astonishingly productive.
1t contains certain ingredients which rem
der it suitable for sugar, tobacco, or coffee
- The Island, contains 40 900 square miles,
about as large as the State OF Ohio. 1t
contains considerable poor. land. lat the
good land2is so productive that it is COR
rect to say that Cuba could Supply the
world With sugar. & 1t is marvellous to
think that the planters cut the cane from
December to May-for q space of six
months 1t is thus that the sugar crop is
coming to market for six months of the
year In Wisconsin, if We have margin.
OF three months within which the earlier
and later sown wheat is maturing, and can
be gathered, We consider it wonderful
blessing. Here the farmer is always sure
of six months time between his first cut of
ONE and that of his last planting. Lean
now IN derstand why Americans who travel
on ths Island feel such hankering for it's
annexation to our oOuntry-tor We should
then have a country which could raise
every crop in perfection, The lay of
the land is also most beautiful og A swamp
is variety. The land is we'll watered by
brooks, as clear as those of our own favored
State bEG Ell .yL.uolYsrJ no.jgg3a3s
When we offered Spain 5000, 900 900
for Cuba, to the unacquainted it seemed a
fabulous price, but those who once travel
OF; the island know that that is far beneath
its value as National acquisition. q Cuba
annually pays to the Spanish Government
more than 10 per cent. on $500, 900 900, d
and / can imagine that Spain was indig d
nant that we considered that she might
sell this priceless jewel for the sum
OF $500, 100000. We consider it certain
that Spain would not dispose of Cuba for
$500, 900, 900, for the reason that the reve-
nue. mast annually increase, and O,ba az
,fords the only outlet for Spanish emigra-
tim Soain will never SELL. and as she
holds an iron grip on the island in the /
form of a powerfular,ny. Cuba will never I
b, annexed-unless Spain should take sides
with the rebel States Then, most assur- {
9 lily, believe Cuba would be ours,
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island OF / Cuba.

FORMATION OF CUBAe-oOR NJ ROCKS FROM
~ TIE sEA-AREA OF THE ISLAND--sUGAR
q LAND-HARvBsr CONTINUES SIX MONTHS
VAIUR or OURA.,,s --ssf c.- ? .t,.J -
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RHODE ISLAND ELECTION. a

: ti3l3V@t tlNSecretary Oflthe Treasury.
" To First National Sank, St PAUL. h94s,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-07-02

'nrud'ntrtrrn. Toe bei6t nit anpersh biirren
>S''trn. nos iur &cIreitung tieies unIeItaeu
&r''ace aej@'denc 00pier9eIp, 0as faf 1000
gNlloutn tetro9t, fir wertblp6 An erfIGren unp
10 NIT ciacn @cnnItipruh biz unse6eure Sdul.
o'h'olt oee Nrrtens 5u bcjoblcn. On6 natiirlidy
) huirnos pnr@ einen 1ot6en ,Qct an Settlern
wurosn, 6orauf fcnrmt cs ricfcr 2eutden nidt
an, 'psnn ite nur ieItt BEN fltuscnpru almGh.
ti9en Ooaor m,crer in i6rc &afhe l6ieben fSna
u'n, sStr wtniden i~ibrisens icltf, eaB piefsr
@emnItact rc@t halo i'm NurOen autaefibrt
wuroe, pa in etcicm Sale auAb Ger sausc 8riea
tolo auf96rrn nu6tc, tn0em bic gdufee Heaie<
ruu9 iur Certifying oSS &,isscs wobl 0apier-
3'io MADDEN fam, bate ife ober tnstdali& 9ese:,
YIiaicneu in @olO unb Stlter su sableu.
&c ,OurrS nteItr %uuieli9e Gries IGpn rad wenta
lo9Cn son itIblt oufbGreu.
9id@ tinem Bedding Der 2unouuer Gon-
fsren} III Ger g6af,utiafnno ~spifdcu Deutid<
tano AND DGu,riarf oom 9trn Stunt an ouf Is
Gage perIau9ert morben.
Die blniiGen 3citumscu ipreden f@ aufs
9'iti9ii1 ga8sn ir5anp cine &beiluns S6les<
aus.
- On c,n fyaui6fiden 8efbungcn am @s-
ncBol batten Ole S@pnrsep cir 8lcd5aus Der
5raniOien critirmt uuo 1900 Wann Der Be-
iaeuu0 ~oiugencBc,t.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-07-02

- Gun ttGU.'0er ugiau c|rcjQnrt, IFS t@,3
lids aai zua,g3u's ,1e,oro Sci GoorIrRor. Er,
6ccr ejr.6 eer. EJncp,;.sr So,catsu .cIu,ais
C]sUlelsen ycr eln,a.l EaHen, ann ion, cgs.
Ce;tct,I,u nm Grfyif&rngcn ~ briu9cr. Ci,s
IS i@isu sans aefaarIoe IN Isin. Ia pcy 6e,uc
ctf Gujcr lett mcbrcrco Eoael ujat t~elaoIen
bat.:u. @ls otrr oie 5rau an 6cttcyrr 0eIw6h
n.teu ,by,m Wau0 uup i'm &rcue nehrfrer
5r,uuie iaB, c,6Tng;e DER 5stno p'5eljb Ic'u
6eu5r pj,Dcr, uup, ionpeytar 8cuug, Die crGe
Gou5raei ftel III reu SbooG Der armgu 8rau
ntcCsr, rcF.ltF lie suploB5,. 3wsi Der 3unGmR
5iB.pCcn uUrccn Io3ltj@ ]sct5crt, rju Drtter
J5tsusgtI5brIj@ Ycrlruubet, uuO Die 6rau .ua3=
fagita 3cr.dmettsrt. Mertwurcjacr Bsiic rama
Fe uU6 mebr,re Sage nit Dem 9eoc.
Go fuo sucI,@ q],noucrc @rrtaic User
@lor8au bier ciu1etrcF,n, turA wclbs io Die
f%ru5cgsu ganftc=&crjnte mic jmmrr oils 21acn
tsrnuoiteuen. Gr ~3crt5rtc ouf ieiuem Bug ourA
&,utudg mcbr i5iupJi@,5 9};GjcrurQe=Giscn-
tRum, as oue rtc iejnCIihut J}ajper5 3irr in
%'r9intcn S~uiammcu @sencmmcu. gubcrpem
mabtc cr Ho&aju 5000 GFsfauaeus, HE or fUfrrt
dNf pcrUlc piepcr enltsR. Getu ei0cuer Ger=
inif mar in alien pjcisn &rcuir nun 0ucr;ig,u
mar 8crinH. a]irroan 1T i,bt mitIcr mit reju,r
%tapicrcn Shaar vo-R3a0tB 6crt,tcu i'm mcllj.
den &tr9taitu einaetrcfsn, no er sen %isinOli,
d'eI GalCcr8 eincu @ciu6 uuiergg 9.rimiucu
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