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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-02


No Wood Work to SueN or Split. No
Thumb Screens 10 get ont of order.
Warranted With OK Without Coz. heels.
IL took the First Premium at 81 State and
County Fairs IN 1863, and nearly double thai No.
in 1864, and Is, without an exception. the BlsT
town. md in all parts of the world Energetic
agents can make IS &, $40 per day.
WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS, VIZ:
That iron well galvanized will NOR RUST.
That simt1e machine Is better than COM
pound one.
That Wringer should be SELF adiufihg dur
able, and 6fvcisnt.
That thumb screws and fasienings cause delay
and trouble TO regulate and keep in order.
That wood soaked in water sill swell, shrink,
and SPLIT.
That wood bearings for the shaft to run in seii
seedr ont.
That the Putnam 'Vringer. with or w'tbou,
cog wheels, will Mt tear the cl0tlses.
That cog wheel regulators are not essential
That the Putnam Wrfnger has dNtiie advant-
ages, and not one of the Disadvantages named
That all who have tried il 2rouounce Ii lie
BEsT WTinger ever made.
That it will wiring thread OF bed quilt ,ritb
oct alteration.
We might nil the paper with sestimoni ais, ba,
insert only few to convince the skep'lcal, d
.suci there be- and we say 90 all, TEST Putnam 5
WTinger-iest /; tIyoagkiyw:th arg aud az 9th
ers and il not eniirel. satisfactory, return II.
PUTNAM MANFG Co. Geai'emea: know from
experience that iron well gaivaa' ED
with zin- will not oxyiize or rust one particle
The Putnam NTiEgeT i rs NJ ar perfecs a posi-
~, and can c..eeIfully recommend II to be the
hest 10 use. Respectfully yours,
JoHS w. WHEELER, Cleveland, ..
Many wears experience IN the galvanizing bU-
siness enables me 10 indorse the above statement
il all pasticusDs
JoHN C. LEsFERTs 100 Beekman Street
Mrw Yoax, January, 1864 We have tested
Putnam's Clothes Wringer BY Practical working.
and know that il will do. IL IS cheap: II Is SID
l,le: II REQUIRES no room. wi ethfr ut WORK or ut
rest: child can ope,atr IL II does IT. duty thor
ouvhlv il saves time and it saves wear and tear.
We earnestly advise all who have Hsuea washing
10 do, with all intelligent persons who nave any,
10 buy this Wringer. IL will pay TOR itself IN
year M most. HORACE GRIZZLY.
PRicEs-SS, SO, and SO.
Sample Nringers sent, express pad on reee'p'
,f price. -,
and sold. wholesale and retail, ny
PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.
IL Platte Street, New York,
Bennington. Vermont. /
Cleveland. Ohio.
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Remember the 18th and vote-yote
" lie best interests Of the county.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-02

1 Our space is taken up with lhe
railroad bond question this week almos,
entirely.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-02
MERCANTILE BOOKS,

We invite the attention oi Merchants, Bank
err. Manufacturers, Hotel Keepers, sc, ;, ou
facilities SIR The manufacture Of me bss ind.
OF Ledger. Journals, Dey 30 ks Invoic. Books
shipping Receipts. Ssies Books, Hotel Registers
LAWYERS Dockets, &c .ie
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-02
MAGAZINE BINDING

0'II u N1 !.
Harpers. Tbe Atlantic, to'ey, Peterson. Ar
thur 5 Ladies Repository, Frank Leslie. Harp
ers weekly. Pictorial History vi the " ar. and
all other Magazines. bound in Plain or Fanc,
Binding, at the LOWEST FIGURES.
Bindins Of nil kinds and siyies-Psper, Cali.
Sheep: Law Style. MsSoceo, Turkey Morocco.
and Morocco Antique. d,as ON shor,es, notice.
Killing Of All Kinds Done Promptly
RvN. B-we employ uoae BID, iiss, class ,y.,rk
men. and are prepared to guarantee every ion e(
worh sent oui. ORDERS respectfully solnusd
Address
BULLETIN Co.
LEAVENwORTH KANSAS
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Advertise III the lislepe,slen..
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-02

Thankful ~ pas tsss~. We fa.- ~ sssris ant
ree-iys hsers' rsBcns.ei a = g fu use spd M
vie shs pssiae ,s sesssy 10 examine Cur SCI
ieeilny ecse<iss, shah bs sble 10 xii rfe.
geoa. sxStr tsaa ans h,sse in 20 West
Rssvrnhsr IN, pisec,
No. I4i SAawne. ST., LEavEsunsrn
stTt
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01
OPINION DELIVERED 81 PIKE, J.

JULY :, Ic64-
Whsn ,nv Of the defendants 10 n chancsrv
suit are minors. the court 10 ths guardian sf
their rights, and must give them here, as well
as bslow, the benefit OF every ground OF defence
Of which they might have kvailsd themselves
BY demurrer or by general and particular denial
OF the allegations Of the bill.
Nor would they. not demurring. nor even 81
tha objection were rot Birds al the hearing,
isse ths benefit Of objection to the iHTisdia-
tion Of the csurt that would have been valid On
demurrer.
Where party has the only or better I-gsr
title TO land. he may obtain or regain possession
by an action OF ejectment if be is cut OF posses
sion; and il is reasonable that equity should de-
cline 20 interfere where he may obtain all the
relisf ne needs at law. Appcrssn v. Ford, %
Ark, 746
Ii he bs IN possession. then, as he can bring
NO action al law, it has besn hcls that he may
ask cosrt of equity to rsmsEe s cloud upon
his title which makes il less valuable, may
prevent his dlsposing Of is to others.
But where one holding an equitable title only
10 lands, or Junior legal title with prior
snprner equities, comes into conrt Of equity
10 lmpeach or cans-l, or eempel "A conveyance
o, tAs senior better isgdL tirls, thu iuiisdic-
ton Of the court in no wise depends on the auss-
ton Of possession.
And in each case the ceurt Of charcerv will
have jurisdiction though no fraud 10 charged in
this bill
DISPOSITIONS read before the Register and Re-
eeiver of the United States Land Ofsee eouS
not be read in this suit in chsDeery. unlsss is
were shown that the witnesses were dead or
ssyoRd the reach Of the Brscsss Of she eosr:.
poison conveying lands hy aeed contain
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01

To OUR REAbERs.-Ws have Rseh tosay 10
you Earnest words, that censeTB US all as fel-
low-citixens nsse all j. dependent on a com
mon cause. But until our circumstances enable
us to enlarge ear sheet eur voice is small Do
not believe il weak. Every uerd is well CON
sidered, and int every phrase is condensed the
result Of muck anxious thought. Could We
pand them, each branch of our advice would
occupy columns.
Do not rely upon psass runners Before sv-
srv grand concerted effort Of the enemy they
have pat them forth as moral soporihcs for the
South. Peace BY negetiatiOn sogIitiou
is impossible. Base all argument that. Ii
is true. They mean snly to relax our eE.rts.-
These rumsrs all ceme from the North
Bend all yOur energies to the prosecution Of
the war. Confde IN your commanders. Let
every citizen obey them. United wa stand.
divided We fall" Trust Gen. Smith. He sss
much anxious work to uph ID the department.
Uneasy lies ths head" that defends this DE-
partment He cannot escape calurlr aHd a.
traction Heed is not. H Las been tiled. "A.
Manassas, and since liz has never been found
wanting. We havs watched his career iii
there % blot On his escuicheol W. have not
seeL i'll Our hopes rest en- his wise foresight
aud ssgacity. His Izccess here depends Oil a..
Remember last spring. Trust Aila yet. Sus-
tain, encourage, and support sll the ether com
nanders.
stay at home and cultivate every inch you
can. Risk something. Now is ths time to
pitch the crop. Yos CAR have notice to gel ne
grO-s off. Reject all notions OF eur approach 10
military despoiism. Ii is false alan n Every
thing il done by sanction ef Congress. 2nd tnEt
body j. chosen by the people and sworn to sup
porE the constitution
support families q volunteers. Divide with
them your stores, snd thus sustain our armies
in their heroic devotion to the counry. III You
vii only DO al Iris, each and every one W.
ar- safe
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01
EXECUTIVE OFPICF,
Hasli7gfDH- Ark, Jan 23. SF5.
LEL LEAnI " NV, a - w a - w


TO TIE PEOPLE OF ARKANSAS
NJ FT " proposed to send cotton NJ sAn Antonio
A for the purpose of purchasing medicines
aHd other nec-ssaries for tile people Of Arkan
sns during the next summer
In order % effect this Object il il proposed
that trans shGi be organ zed u start about
the first ~ April With cotton on State account.
Each train should consist az IRON eigat 10
fite n wagons, AMI have an agent 10 be re-
leetcd ny The owners. 10 superintend the teams
going and lminE, and each wagon shoald have
4 Ut yoke o. oxen with negro driver; ali %
he carefully Inspected before starting The
teams are such as are necessary un every
plantation during the fall and winter. but en-
he dispensed with siter the land j. broken un
in he spring
Each train l. expected to be loaded with
merchantabe cotton In THE neighb0rhood from
which il starts, I'D terms to be agreed upon be-
ween the owners Of the cotton ami the Owne r.
Of the teams
The State viii pay in San Antonio the cne
half Of the value Of the cotton in specie, md
$50 twenty five cents per pound IN 5 ate u On
ey- The State will also provide means b.
which orders rom the owners may be filed at
Mstamoras, and sent to San Antonio by the tine
the trains shall arrive where the goods will bo
furnished at cost and charges
Persous vino are acquainted with the trans
PoIAhpA MA cptlOh W. an AblDnlD Feprtsel"
that the owners will not be at any outisT er-
cept for breakaEe, food for teamsters 80 pay
fur agent.
a. an inducement TO the Confederate Gov
ernment to grant exemptions from imPressment
to trains each train its return will
if desired by the Confederate authorities, load
one half the train for the Confederate Gov
ernment to be paid fcr such loading the
usual government prices
In order to secure goCd( faith the person IN
charge Of trains will be required TO give bond
and security for the performance OF the con
tract.
Propositions to start trains are invited
4s-4w H. FLAhAGIN-
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01

EY-For several days there have b,en runners
Of Federal advance upon Camden supposed to
be from Pine Bluff. We have NO information
as to the number OF the enemy, but have not the
slightest idea that it is an advance for the pur-
pose of occupation. Let our citizens keep cool
and pursue their ordinary svocations, trusting
to the dispositions made by our military com
manders TO receive the enemy. If any OF thrn
want to ran thsy will have ample time and sue
netice. They very safs at present. There
will bs no dvancs of she enemy this far from
that direction.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01

LATEsT.-We have been permitted t. soc
Missouri Republican of the 18th Fort Fisher has
been battered down and taken by the fisrt and
army Of the Federals This is announced in
dssp atch from Com. Porter of the Nth This
will almost if not quite clsss up the entrance 70
Wilmington. The fight lasted two days, and
must have been desperate. The Richmond
Whig of the 17th says of this fort. ''It is situa
ted, about Is miles below Wilmington and was
the chief defence of the river, and its fall will
prevent in future the arrival Of blockade rnn-
nsrs How far this evsrt will prove injurious
to our cause remains to be seen, bat at present
we regard it rather anunfJrtunate than disaster
Gus event" If it only stops blockade running
it cannot be a great disaster. We voulc not
have thought SO mach of it but from the previ-
ous defeat there of the fleet and army.
Gen. Meagher passed through Nashville with
several Thousand veteran troops from Chata-
nooga to join Sherman at Savannah. That's
long way round
Another report of the enemy says Fort Fish
er carried by assault OF the lsnd troops after
ii had been battered 10 pieces by the feet. The
assault was made at 3 p. a. on the 18th. The
fort taken at 10 z u foot by foot with
desperate fighting. The loss of the federsls il
said TO be very great. They give different ac-
counts of prisoners taken varying from 1000. to
$500. Feote has been released from esstody hy
resolution Of the House OF representatives
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01

Gov. REYNOLDS AND GEN PRICE.-Hlrato-
fore we have taken no part in the controversy
which it is known exists between these two dis-
tsgsished Misssurians. Wo bavo rsirained
upon principle which We laid down FOR oE1-
selves, when we toek control 81 the Telegraph,
and which we have rsrely deviateG from, and
then enly under eirsumstanees Of peculiar pro
pristy)
We arc personally acquainted with beth these
high dignitaTies, and cannot doubt the honesty
Of motive, OF purity OF intention of either Wa
are glad TO seo from the following extract FROM
ths Marshall Republican that the matters in is
sus between then will undergo investigates
before tho proper tribunal.
An Investigation of The Missouri Campaign.
We learn that Gen. Price solicited Gen. Smith
to request Gov. Reynolds to prefer charges
against him to be tried by Court Martial. In
answer Gen. Smith stated that Gov. REYNOLDS,
not being a Confederate military officer, sould
not prefer such charges. Gen. Smith, instead
of Court Martial has ordsTsd Court of In
quiry to examine into the conduct Of ths Mis-
sour campaign. This, in our Judgment is the
proper course, and will exercise salutary in
flusnce open the army and Ihrou.heat the
country
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01

IL The Louisiana Democrat OF the 25.h, has
rscsived late Mobile papers, from wkich il
CLEANS the following intelligence.
Gen. Joseph +. Johnston has bsss again
placsd in command Of the Army OF Tennessee
Beanregard takes command az Rchrosd, and
Lac goes 10 Branchvile, ). c., TO meet Sksr.
man Glorious trie. Lock cut fer the other
side to right up.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01

PosT AT WASHINGTON Col Jao. .. Bur
bridge, 4th Mo. Cav, has bssR assigned TO duty
as Conmsndant of this Post. Capt Lindsay
also rem ins ON duty for tho present, reporting
30 Col. Burbridge. We regret te see ths Cap!
active duty.
Lieut.. Daniel H,t.h is acting as ssutart sf
the Post
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01
: A n. M. !.

NTILL he sold to the highest bidder m,
w cash in hand, NJ the late residence VI
James Nance, two miles west Of Washington
on Friday the I'd day Of February next > Na
liable lot OF farming utensils. household Anl
kitchen furniture. New issus only will be re-
ceived in payment.
v.D. GREEN, Agt
47-1w fer James Ashss-
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01

2PFLLrNG BoeI.-We have received a very
pretty combination of Spelling Book and Prim-
er, entitled ''the Southern Spelling Book, pub
lshed by John Dickson OF the News Office iii
Shreveport. Price $50 per dozen. We can
heartily semmend it 10 teachers and parents.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01

E.5- We rejeics to learn shat Gen 6aRby has
ordered draft inside the Federal lines in tn.
Trans Mississippi department. That will create
stir amongst those who went inte the lincs to
skulk the service
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01
~ "Hieknan's cornet Band rave two Do.

~ "HickEaBs Cornet Band gave two de-
|Ightful concerts last Friday ana Saturday
nights. The music was of the highest style,
and the ssric songs answered ths purpose e.
pressed BY ths old sdags,
"A little nens-nse row and thsr
Is rslisked 10y the best OF men
So mueL so that few Of the audience did
rot pay sufficient attention 10 tho Shakesp-rian
reading. Of Mr.. NcNanaTs, who volunteered 10
give variety 10 the entertainment ky reading
portions of Hamlet The reading was in fns
taste and spirit Although we did not ia som-
minor points agree with his conceptions OF the
characters, it Was still much Superior 40 what
generally hear in ordinary stage companies.
Ii Mr.. HcKamaTa will appoint evening Tor
Tssain. slOns, Lie viii have a fiRe, appreciaLiys
audience.
Since writing the absve, we barn that AR
NeNamara, at the solicitation of many friends
has consented TO give ono Of bis Shakesperian
entertainments on Friday evening, the Sd in
stant, at tbs Baptist Church. lie will read ths
tragedy OF " Othello.' We bsspssk for him a
large AND attentive sEdicnee.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01

Infant Defendants in ChanceTy-- Chance
ry Jurisdlction---Eviden -Chancery
Practice Lands.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01

BRANCH Ct al c. MITCHELL.
/PPesl from h- arkansas Circuit Court in
Chancsru
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01

atashiugtun telegraph
coUNTMc-H0USE CALENDAR,
/ & 6 3.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01

A - IN .H-~ vnFut VA li~ ..yvts.., s..f
alfo twenty-five o5nts peF pound III State mon
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01

par i'~~s "a - - & 49, -, s-r>,--.sr =
of the North, and that it is the duty
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01

Vile without material loss.
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Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01

Bsg~ We are authorized to announce oI.
JAMES A. WILLIAMSON as a candidate to
fill the vacancy in the State Senate, occasioned
by the resignation of Hon. A. Z. Williams.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01

aal ras not N NV isund N his 80. I,i..a
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01

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Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01

REPORTED BY L. ". ROSE.
sf AUTHORITY OF THs sUPRgNs COURT.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01

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THE FLORIDA AFFATR.-This affair hat boon
settled as follows:
First-Ths seizurs Of the Florida is Hnsquiv-
vcay disavowed
Seeond-Her officers and crew will be set at
liberty
suspended
Fourth Capt ColliHs win BE- brsught befors
a CeHrt Martial.
Fifih-Thc United States Consul ai Bahia
will ne dismissed
aixrh--The Brazilian flag will be salutsd
IL We hear nothing additional, about the
proposed Intervention o England or France to
interfere in quarrel after the 4th Of March
next. and are much disposed tosbelieve that the
whole matter arose froRi speculation ia the Lon
sea papers.
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oarant oob jeoe Arbetetfamilie eigentbamld
lolHe Su6er belaB, tpelde basu oienen, bel
olnn tllr Jfeli9iOn uno Sittti6teit au reden.
San9e banoelte na6 Dem en9liiAen Gruno
Jag, Dap teine 6tonpmilhe 9erbellerung Elm Sc
ipInn ut, penn it6 ibr niGt inpralii6e Gereb.
lung unO Seritanoesbiloung bet9eleat.
Sle Some bate ibr 2(n9eIt6t i'm @6ps6t
peS a0elteuS perbpr9en uno bic 9lbenbr5tbt
l9ren Wtantel iiber buS Simmels9ew6lbe ae.
6reltet, als GOnitan3e sebunfenopIl BON 8en9ta
Nobnun9 beim5os.
201s lie oa 9elernt bate, CAB ibr Stpff su
SetrahMngen. Wenn ,bieIer Wann, melder
ourd Ieine Gbdti9feit ne6en leinem eioenen bas
@lad uno luStommen 10 0ieer oeariinoet
butte, tOlj ouf ii& ieIbit tpur, 10 bela6 er POLES
0te3t oa5u. gSCrauf barf man ituI; lein, menn
nlpt out oas @jute uno 9tlblide, bas man
alsflhtst? Sbn bate lie Der 9eoanterie uro
Gt9enllebe an9etla9t, neil er ben GrnIt bes Qes
benS b6ber i6dBee, aIs beiIen 3bprbeit. 9a=
ourh bate er ii6 Die 9Ibtung uno paS 9InIes
ben, nprln er ltano, ertpprben,
Nl8 lie bonn ibr ei9enes stpedtpIeS 2eben
lberoahte nno nit oem leinigen peralid, mari
@pnltan5e gum eriten WtaI in ibrem Qeben bic
6ra9e ouf:
u@as 1T es, porauf Gu eisenai4 iOl5
biit ?"
Ser !6uiidlug zines 8Ieroes f6rte lie in
oieler SeIbIpriiiun9. Sin 0teiter fam aui Iie
Su.
IS mar Sacpbp. glls ct III ibge 91dbe
9elan9t mar, belt ct bas YferO an uno lprang
ab.
uWtan 1T 5u Rung8borg unrubig iber S6re
(an9e Brpmenuoe, 0iein 6rdulein, uno NQe baz
ben lid tus9eimumt auf ben Q8e9 no6 Stu
resl6 beaeben. Dian glarbte, ie pdten aui
ben Gtnf1ll 9efOmnen, bortbin 81 geben."
2lugen6ldlib lparen bic mioen @inbriife
peg9eblalen, uno tpieoer erbpb li6 Elm eigens
Sprnerfiillte5 @efibl bel SucpbD's
2fOrten: p9t0e insgelammt." 9a8 bieb 10
oiel ais: 9tQe auber / } m.
@Cnltan5e antmortete
rS6 peiB pabrbaftig niht, warum gQe
ltd aufmaben lollten, UNI mid gu
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lbenO bdtte mein 9tu5bleiben gtiemano teunz
:ubigen Dir fen"
$50 oatte idb AUDI, beionbers oa unSeberz
mann 3bre @ewpbnbeiten fennen muB. ueber>
9ieB mar ih peIitert, paB man Sic altf oem8eqe
lo9 Sture6iD nt6t treIfer tujiroe, 10 pie i'd tei>
zen Au9enbIjd 5weiielte, DAP i9 Sic auffnoen
piroe."
0Sie wpAen op6 nt6t bebaupten, baB Sic
]lei6fallS MIDI Su iu4en iib prr9enOmmen
)dttIn?"
u@an5 gepiB, irnit luiirpe i'd niat ieIen
lGcg ein9eldta9en boben."
IS enttano cine Pau1e. Sacobo'8 lebte Wprte
,atten cen 3orn perwebt, welber bur6 bic err
ten erre9t pcroen mar.
,,llno aus pelhem Grunpe slaubten Sic,
- n$ya "a ifd6' ID Ste' SSurd ben yait 9ebeu. Dus
letrige Iogte mir mein Snitintt"
,,llno Sie Iieben Die 2tnoern naa Sturesj6
Scr Abeno mar 10 id6n, CAP iie tpObl pteie
promenade auf iiA nebmen tcnnten. So
piinl6te Sic aIein su treffen."
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-4A-unp ttm 9atliFam bte @nsiec ~ MAIDEN, Oet te
ttr @tGa nd ter VCr weRs6e rrH Waittmrte urf Gtt
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It'd tse rstdae auSmnbl StCIFin unb Yufsra fnb
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IS wrb e unicr Bersben fefr, nnftrt btbrttn Sum
rem pluttlt@ Rne ttea III csbienen.
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Grrfs pdbnen &C. fir rauersn gD!rtte finben ttn Ai
(rr,tnt BON Eierefdfer Sabnen, 0enils &C. bennbers
tie berbmttn Sanrten pierrafntn berr dletn'8et r.
fduf ir RsrrlaNb 0inritt pumbd lem nuttrseGnt
ten ssn beu @rfute n ubertra9en purfe
aS- @tne erpee partbe 2Don nenmaorer, namrtlt6 ee-
arIdte 6 dsn fir Serrcu Damn fstbeu QDurtts-
berg ct eetrrFtu, ulb hstttt nm senesten 3uipruG
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nb III BEN bt1tsntn @relen unb tn better Ouatta tets ser-
rdtbis unS batcn mir Dttebtn tnem gtnc6ten gnbtam
beaenE empfpbIen (27e-)
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Gorten unb Su aGsn Yret'en.
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