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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-20

viii the whites work? tleorgian jour
pal suggests, is q question of The graves,
importance. Hitherto, The iDdicstions
portend negative answer. The grea,
mass VI them obviously prefer los6ug 10
bar-rooms and country stores, pitching
pennies for drinks and chewing plug tobsc.
co. 10 setting themselves resolutely to work.
But our contemporary must have patience.
It's hard 10 learn old dogs new tricks. -
Give them lime. with half SO much leciuring
US has already been lavshed on the blacks.
aud they will yet ioe the mark We are
opposed to ell invidous distinctions. aud
insist that tbs whites shall have their far
share OF whatever is going Doa's compel
them 10 make contracts 10 The 6rst half OF
January. or go without work, but let them
have time TO think better OF IL If they as
certain that the alternative Is "Rool, hog
or diep they'll betake themselves " tui ning
up The earth. tho they do hate IL. Work
ing for the pure love Of IL Is not common
anywhere Oslys present fairly the alter
native OF work or no bread, and whites will
uofk though they do hate to.-N Y Ttit
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-20

Mr.. Kassou OF Iowa on The l5h inst,
stated that the recent charges of unlawful
appropriations of public property 10y the
late President and by Mrs. Lincoln were
calnmuious aud false. The telegraph re-
ports him as crediling them to The Ntc
York Herald and Ners It should be
added hat the most circumstnu,ial. con
spicuous, and malignant repetition OF this
alrociouS SANDER appeared in the columns
Of the The Ne,o York World. ...-.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-20

Letters from Paris say there is strong
desire on the part of the French Govern
ment and the people for The inauguration
of measures which shall restore their trade
with this country to It's former proportion,
from which it has greatly fOIen OF
General Scho6eld was still in Paris OF
the beginning Of this month and was recev'
ing marked attentions from tflicefs OF the
French army.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-20

SUFFRAGE IN TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
1.-The Republican members beld al sd-
jonIned meeting at the Capitol on the l6sh
10 receive the report Of The COMMITTEES here
tofore appointed to mature 9 plan IN order
10 reconcils conflicting views on bill for
the extension Of negro suffrage 10 the Dis
tirct OF Columbia. 1t seems settled, both
from speeches aud private expressions ol
members. that no bill for that purpose,
without restrictions, can pass.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-20

rapgemenls have been made at Washing
ton for The continuance Of the Recipi ociIy y
TreA.y until March The only comment
that is necessary, is 10 draw The reader 5
attention 10 the fact that it is from Torou.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-20

Edward b. keichum. who was lately
convicted of forgery, aud sentenced to
serve term Of four years and six months
in Sing Sing, has been placed in the shoe
shop OF lac prison.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-20

THAT NAVAL DEPoT.-Iu rehersirg the
claims of Couneaut harbor for the location OF
the Conneaut Naval Depot. the Reporter holds
the folloyipg very confident. and very con.
c.usise language which will, we doubt not,
be vastly Interesting and important TO oar
citizens generlly: This looks very much like
.'goiug to mill" "over thar"
No citizen of Conneaut or elsewhere who
is acquainted with ,be main facts, for a
moment doubts that the nortberH termi.
nus Of the Asbtabnla and Jamestown Rail.
road has been located at Conneaut Harbor.
To such as have little knowledge of what
has been done rowcrd extending the road
10 Conueaut, aud are therefore iucredu
ious on that matter, we will say that We
have been permitted 10 read letters f om
capitalists interested in It's construction to
men in this place. all speaking of the enle.
prise as foregone conclusion; 10 see deeds
aud contracts of the irausfer OF property
at the bsrbor to these capitalists, aud tu
hear from the lips of trustworthy men the
strongest assurances that everything is go
ing forward as pro'peronSlv as the most
sanguine could hope for. Unless therefore
The declarations and Transactions of the
best business meD in the STATE are the boy
ish clustering of traers; nsless men Of
known high character shall prove 10 be
FIRST class liars, there is, there can be no
question about it, These men mean bus
ioe.s. Their word is as good as their bond
and they have given both, that the road
shall be built 10 Connesnt Hsrbof. In
fact, the road tras projected solely for The
purpose Of making lake outlet for the TN.
msass quantities Of eOaiin Western Penn
sytUania, al our harbOr. t'1.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-20

Tbs esucus this evening resulted in the
soplsssion Of Mr.. sherman by the follow
ipx)vsts; llttkatlD FL ttlA0Ai tg
Fiss bsIlcs--Shermsu 40; Scbenck 2s,
cod Bingham ls. with several scattering.
Sscond bsllot---Sb Sherman 3s; Schenck 2s,
ssd Binehsn II. ,ye. o oiFyas.
= Jadgs Thurman, Of Columbus. will be the
Demccrstie candidate for Senator.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-20
Kew ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOOD STOCK OF GOODS
~, a.7 a.i 'ea
Good Business Location
FOR SALE -! Hf' .s.t.

Having concluded TO change place of busuess we
offer for sale STORY Fame building Is by so feet with
good cellar under the whole Of it. The saes-room Is IL
by so feet with 50 feet OF Shelves flushed with nice
nice in modern style and well calculated foi Dry Goods
Grocery, Drug, Book Clothing stoe. We occupy II
for tie latter and will sell the stock of Cloths Ready
at b,rg,n. NTH TIE sToRE or WITHOUT iT re- Te
eecoud story of is "dono off in and ia now
occupied by OF the firm resdepcs. II consists Of
psor two bed rooms with c-hes-pess attached to one
them, good-sized kitchen, pantry and woodhouse Sof
water is conveyed from well IN cellar TO house. where
1t is very convenient.
This building has just been put in rstclass condition.
situated Of the best streets in the village opposite
the Union House.
For terms address or call upon
W. Ii. CRowELL BROTHER,
o5S Geneva, Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-20

Ex Governor Heath. Pillow. Hood.
Loogstreet, aud other Southern feeders.
hsvs been .ain CiDcisesti eIs,eIy. They
haze ssgsgsd assixteea ,hpsdsed white
lsbossrs sDd pssshAssd siBhs hsndrsd cot
ton ploagbs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-20
Great Distribution
BY THE
American jewelers. Association

Depots 81 81 Nassau, and 81. So & 5s Liberty St.
NEW YORK CITY,
or Rosewood Pianos aud Melodeons Fine Oil Pantnes En-
cravings, Silver Ware, Gold and Silver Watches and
Elegant Jewery, consisting Of Diamond Pins Dia-
mond Rings, Gold Bracelets. Coral. florentine,
Mnsaic, Jet. Lava and Cameo Ladies' sets
Gold Pens. with Go d and Silver Exten.
sion Holders, Sieve Buttons, Sots
ofStuds Vest and Neck Chains,
Plain aud Chased Gold
Rings &c, &C., &c,
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100000,
FOR ONE DOLLAR,

The following parties have recently drawn valuable prizes
from the amencsu sewsietS hssocstion q, and have ndy
allOwe the Of their hsInes
Charles J. Hunter, Esq War Department Washington ~
O. Piano, value $500 Hiss Anna @. Yatss 81 Sd MARKS
Place, n " sewing Machine value. SIS Brig Gen H. l..
Hanson = Vos Nashville Tenn Silver Tea Set value,
sewing Msehne, value $50; Lcoi. waiter Chit endsn,
Qqatermaser, Lousyiils. Ky Gold Watch, value, $50
VIM ). HsiDes, 247 KiLg street. Charleston c. Silver
Watch. vslue $50 Alexander johnson Esq., Editor Nusks-
teur Paneer, hutkstenr, knn, Lady's EDsmeed watch
value, $3.50 Samuel Lee ESQ., President Colorado and Red
BaDk Mining company san tsneisco, Ca helodeon vane
$500 NJ Longsaeet Montgomery, Ala ,Nusic Boz
ing Set value $500 Miss Clara Luenguer Dayton. Ohio
PiaDoforte. value, $t00 and Diamond Pin value sl75.
Many could be placed the List but pubish
nsmes without permission. Our patrons desired to se1d
United States currency when It Is convenient
PARTIAL LIST OF ARTICLES TO BE SOLD FOR ONE
-ll#3. DOLLAR EACH, in Ias. 70 t-l..I
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AGENTS WANTED!
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LETTERS Remaining Unclaimed 10 the
Post Office at Asizabuls. o. Jan. 1e, 1860.
Brown-W Hiock-Geo
Brewer--Frsnk .t DO. Kesm-Pbilip
krown-Benj Mathews-Edwiu G
Benham--Adelbert M'Rinnrn-Alex
Barber-Eupice MKee-wm
Biakelee-Harvey Plumley-Mrrsbafl
Dickey-John Reno-NN
Elis-Wm Ryan-James
Fergus0n--Jyry StlmAn-H II
fairchid-Alked Slade--Miss susie
Grfhu-BeTnard WarBer-H
Hsll-E J-2 weodman-Nary Ann
Hsriheld-John
Persons canf for the will please say-adve rtsed
= n. HARRIS. Z. NJ
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Notice to take Dispositions.
~. sssin't STbe Court Of Common Plea, Ash
oee' ss0n' Defendant sbuis County snd stat. Of Ohio.
nEPOSITIONS in this case will he IA.
ken BY the Plaintiff. at the onee Of J. H. Burrov, Eso In
Psinesve Lake cunty, Ohio on the 2p,h sv Of
1880, between the hours ef eight and .eh, Pm x
said day and the Examination will be sdou med o day 70
day thereafter. MARIA SUTTON
BY SHERMAN FIroH, her Ittvs ID
Dated Ashtabula, Jan. II, 1905. .st-ss1 ~ IS
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gNE9SfTe fiiv 99an7e,si :

2dmsrt ireIdle btr SisHte eiBesyaitten Mr;tes bes
bfrfe1, foIlten lid ftets an Cf. Ge,uftann, Rr,
40, Rrrtbe. uabE qsriHalcpir, iperhen. ar. Q d u
Sl To oer etn.9e NTtt in eitism ean6e, auf ben
man ut bel her Seuns eRer S-aueatranlseiteH Der
Gaisg Tam, aIf ba anbi
Gtcdlna ber nipnatlldeu Henieung,
9tbdruuutters sBprFau II. gerihm6una,
Rtden. rn6 SeltshIfmersen,
lebssed,iaeenbfit,
une ale etn Eamsn eisene Eeidmetnfti.
sfebe G0ne, bic fiuen eetbtdten Dpltpr plnibt
ipute bel Or. 8 d II nj II II tcripreben.
Esau rettciie nbi bic Runmer so Rprtbs, tin
PaaS pcn XertteonaTr Baltimore Wtb. Ug1enea
AeSocn mad AVER aanheseflsnb.D oerfanht.
SnEchfaii tsleb YfssljE.
Gin t6eres Setlnlitsl aeJen bic fdbiirnficn SdIIe
bon anisF osts rnntl8sr lentiiinS9er p5eraItstsr)
Diarrbbe itn6 &ucr 1T
Tr. StriGiapb'e gstiauus seseu bic
Cholera.
FGnterIe beben bugdb biffeite SelunA eeFurben,
Dte d,atifan9 ptnbtt e tn ben WititdtpitaIfrn an.
Ste Lot Bitie uniercr Splsaten eurrt uadleem ale
ar.aereu DdtteI Ni.ts eebplfen, IN Der Chat tabtn
ain ssnus 9spaile BON Der g9riiam:it beies ptrsts
DpEfn graparates aus juiammeniebtnetn auffaueen-
her arrtBenoen urb iptutetreibeeen Suart6terSien,
nn einsm Seeen nnifrer etisr r1tben Su fhnnen, H6
stHe siaibe auJuf6afeu unS tets 6ani OerI,ben sll
gctraufeH. &c Ut ts allen Apoibetcln su baten; In
Baltimore tei Sttt 9, 9anes, Rr. los,
9SeAs 8dltimcrelfr.; In gnafbtnatpu bel 8 o.
fie 3 tsB. Rnirh28rubtr.
Glorecerfduier, VI. . opele & g 0. uub
TbGm Ion Il 0 o d, goltlnere Mb.
Sn 80 b tr3ton be, q Ghs.SbrlfttaI n
tfr. 37l, "a, Hbenue, fefn[t6 10y
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Rermiiates.

Der gpibif, ipeltttr bis Boftprit
Rarp q. Wdlfsr tpeasn bfs Trdsens uon
Rdnnstlstbsrn in Nem D orr Serbdf'
tets, tstlm ron ietBsn 9OrBsieBten etneH
tu0ttssn 8erwstS.
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I1er'S
Neiuieuna8 Rtneit

q bDrptbrod,i DproeH TT.
Stre yBlltnneu haben ter ggett 9enllllam dejttgt,
itu pie cit iic ben crtiadieu i'm 1tbraune beftno-
iten Utojneu ppr1nitepen, Man taHn lie ittber II.
NIT DObl9st1len bcbmen, abe tbrt SeII'rdtt "
ND tiia Sbre tici9reiisE6en gBenfba'ten ieGen ets
aSrrera eebsuf'abt9eit an snssrnen ett StIEepian'
ecn Der Sraane, retntS.n oaS Glut II. btriteu1ea
unppbliein, Sie icgeH be trantbai!en Sdi,t tpel6t
Wibnnib erse1ger II, btBtn, btnaIS, tltttn TRACE
ootr IN lupyonun9 9eratbtne Organ- 5u n1tlrltdea
5un'tioneu guf itfo hrbsn ten Bon3en Splttme PEE
fitnoe eialttille SpnnntTai EN-. eoie fnti.en Mot
bios bic aIltdaii6eu Dtfdwereeu ehts seo,n rn6eJn
and BtiabrlitJe II, gu taIhtenee RtaHtpettl Bsltn
iie eiasri.iiS gar sepalt8s 9tr'unsen auBt'n, tne
iie alr fsteH 3ct IN osErineattn easen 9tncmnlep,
nerIuderter lltbcrsiD Glbt tlatr eineu an5tne9mtu
&3euHad; itte rir aus btnl phan;eu'st1e esnomns-
men Snarsbeu,eu nia@en iit pptfomnten ballh- 1t.
gtfabrlp8 un9altltde Hiiren habtn lie boubrae.t
rpcpcu bodiiebsnbe DetlBnfttfeten StuBns seben
ieeas aaer Ger6abi bel nnpabtbeit ccu born htrtn
fern ble,st Bicle bsroerrs8ense Ssh!t1e " Netite
fabtn bre Rantn eaSu fsr9e3ete'I, Fem yubt'lm ots
!Bstlabidfet unereJ Seiimithl Su se;euseu, pdbune
antere uns cite 8eridsrsng tbsu n,bsrleaguna, eas
uniere ptdpaIoie un3tpsutr jaI etcstun8 otr esotE
autrer Ietoenten eepa8itu 0lttneniutn btttra9su,
baben sntpmmer laiin
aue apotbeter lsitrn untIn ameri'anlittn Alma
nab ulifntselolidp, BARN uo yesraums msaDtliuu9tn
urc Seil3eusniiis absr, t0ISenct Seitweloen en's
batien:
gttitopfiHs. s,berisibar. astumansnns. Saat-
Halirriud,t, Sp6bteiinsn acpilpsb Ii So!8e bon
fbltntsm Maeer, llsteltei lseToaunns ssbtihiptros
&raGbdt otr Gmstpeih, uuo ealaus tnheb.uoe
S6msrien, gDlnoiudt app.ttlof5'eit, alle u,bei,
pede eine auslttrenot artnd trfotctrn. Die yte,t
beltn auetreeu, surd Rtuisurs bfs 8iuies nno uu.
elun3 btS Sricm5 piei. l.gel, aui bic ite benz Nm
d,eins nad sor teinen &nuB .babtn, a,s ia iino !;
| laubbsit, tbeiro.ies 9rbtub.'L Mro.nitmtr3 uno
n:rp6e GrT,abartstt uBo ouungen in Der scbsr unb
ben Nterens @idt II. 1on9e dtnltfbs etibtn pie aus
tin,m btratafonlu,ntn 96r,;rsuiante Obsr 8.rlto'
| pins lelner 5urtitOreH be- rilhrta.
2abt @udp mot nrn rsrune fasiclen Sanelern NIT
| anee.2 dr5eue,tu. an eenen iie mstr glct madea
| anifprsn serIanat ap,er's gtiltn nno nebms
tene anbsrn! Die xtanrsn ptauGeH os befi-porban-
| eere Siiife uRb ie ionien lctGt erbalien.
| yubsteiei ben 4. e. gper@ SoMp., 2o,pep,
| RaIt more; iopis lei aatu spoteterr uno ar,enei-
/ Btrtlifcrtl aIlsT 6rten. (Sanl I'D
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Gebeime atanfbeifen.
&Etuslt@e 4nr eareuttrs
pFn
%3fs. 6ssSsnh Gabiars
Dfiee. Gfr. 22S' Sine.@frose.

Office: nj. 22S, Sine. StraBs,
asbiiabeIphia.
Gs. Fabian saranttst III tslssnben Qranlbe!eu
eiue fhtieue inb granbltde RiIr Ole Dtsoisn rpitb
bon mir flbIt tubsseitet unb Ut bardans irst BON
Nntdibsr. | .rss4
Ge9time arantbeiteR
feiesEtet @ei4le6is, 70 i6redld in ibren isolsen.
btEn eena4ditst hno ipenn ntht bon sInem trfa5rt-
nfn #r;te bsbanbtlt.
l- Geibfibeaeduns (OnanEe),
eettn traurter bDistn t6 tiinb8ebeu tn JiBmutb
addiIitsn eamenersiebuusc,, s56ipddbe ter mdans
isd,tu i3etgunS8traft, aebtnslbtrbrub unb eub,ttb
Ens,ebrunG. Sunse eeute, bic ii6 beftr bcfoubi
Nnb iolien i5 pertrantnspoa al Mid peaben. Sd,
Bare Eauienbe iuler unslld!toen su ibrer irab.f,a
trGiiistn geiunbbtt ;urfdaebraGt ole bon GEbsrtn
idat1 bebaneelt pces ais unbeitbar an8eatben ppbes
finb
Srauen-Rranfbettsn.
aB.ifer 8ias, baufs bic llrfnhe ale,meinsr
@@pads, llnreseimdaiafeit ltnb unffndbtbars
sett. n
nnrtsetmd8tsfett
IN her ironosti.ben 5feinisuua ccer gdn,itdteS
NuebIsiten etrieiber, eIeippie bon tpelter ltlade
mtth tn met9en Suacii BON mir hergteut 0bne n2ds
tbeil.ee ScIaen fir Sis Geiurob.it.
SET nerer fluhebnabrissn Ersris in bieiissr Stabt
babe M mid, baupiiadttd nit Der 5ebanoIun9 pbiset
srantbettn be&Sat anb bartu bic sldti3subitsn @ss
slltate tr,elt.
auswdrttse yattfnten
tcnntn bon mir bebanoelt perbtn, rep ie mir ibreu
2uilane iGrifili6 nlittbt!Ieu.
Steen8fts Serid,,piesenbett tpire siae,
sihegt.
DR. Jos. FABIAN,
Mr.. 22S, Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa
(Sau s, 1S.)
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.aab'c giiiauus seseu bi.
ShoIern
IL 90stgstfatsaes SletilnEgtel.

Dir f6nuea mi. sutem eemifcn aaen fusIGe
H6sarttGsn !ouit.n ieibsn,
8r. SstIidlano'S boniqiiism SnRunsSaliani
erap;stIen. Gerebe iaft fat ausentlidiid grItids
terun9 nn6 Ii Subtm retbt unsensbm einlunebmen.
Rbne StpeiifI TT BET bputaiise 7Snatnbaliam eiucs
Der btiien I'm @etraud,e Eefinblt6et craparats unt
uietr fdreitt fem @;eenibiimsr ibm ubt tu. aJn
b1ben bas aRttteI IfSte 9bpIt ptrfitt H. inns einen
bfdbF Idittaen Suaeu eaourd, BON Soiie 9eifait gs
fptrb oon Or. 8 trt tGIane, sir. 13a, Spcamores
Gtr. Gineinnati o., 5ubereite II, BON aqtn apptBe.
Fern pertauft; tn gaIttmcre BON seth 9,
aanee, UT. 10s, gStt- SatImprsitr., unS Ia % a.,
tbtn9tou bon Sol. %. Yairn & 9ruber.
9rofGeriauiest u. @ogeIer Il 80. unb
sbom ON l. o 0 It. Baltimore, 9Rb
IN Bafbtn8ton BET Obs. Gbrifitan
". 37i. ga. renue. 14 (Sui8IS)
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lW. .. . g b,arst.

=
III g. Rprb. .Ste6 :, tabe Batt.mcnitaS<
fat tsrtwatrtne etnf anspabl bpn gapeen y. stn
herrortansep tSbabes) uA& bewnsueitsu sfuitsrs
-uut 5u bidi6eu erftien. 30 ST.
/ x1r Atmn,r wsrbea NIL bsr beam eorafait te,s
tirt. tntaisl.I
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De8 sJituaItroS @reWnr /

Il be Gonna Mien's Hrtsnb.)
untsr garantis her SeiuuB E beimer &rauE
bet4tH. Hsl aGen apOibtterR sa batea. Nan
htrIanet bes Sdnslinss 5reunb h(fbs 2Douns Ren's
fsrierbp. Wet iessr GbatDel srbaIt man cline 9rpr
aare aber bic SpnlptcBie une E,bnRoluus esbeinter
RranIteiten, cher man fanu bic Sdrift btSisben,
freun man an ''Dpun9 MeE's SrIeuhp, sor 90. Gin.
CHnat, fhreibt uno 6tp. 8sisfe eine tsspp f.
mnrte hslIesi, 5u q al { more su taben bei
Llse g. g. 6anee,
SuIu .12Tie.l Rr. eos, @aItiuphr,
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ct. 3arp's 8lORer WnO Afabsmie ttt
Scmerfet, Sbip. brGnnten am I. es.
W. ab. Der gtrlui ypH 100000 III
BIOS nit $4,000 yerd@srt. D1s @sbda,
be muree pou 50 RoRnen uns l2j 3tB'
lirgen bCippbnt.
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Cine iunae ,JrlGBpeffr, bic Ice
idbrtgs Moas Wc6an, beale.;eie stE Sc
ntausr He9intnt aus Q8iscpnItu GJi cslt
StreifiuBe mad Canada ais G+Itit.ne''
rtH.
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QBir finbsn tn etner Bofpner 3ettfbrtft
etnen Arttfsl ilbsr Die 6 9bpterd, nor
aus beroorsebt, bab btsle SRu6e teBt be-
seutsne geItneer, als IN frlberen Sa9rtu
auftritt.
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