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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-21


Our special dispatches from Europe de-
serve serious consideration, for they cone
from q source which Is worthy OF trusA Ths5
are not sensational, nor unfounded We are
satisfied that the facts We give are entitled to
almes. as much credit ~ II they were olicid.
The news is Of extraordinary iupor-
lance. The peace which the world thcught
to be permanent is threstened With speedy
destruction, and the danger comes from de-
feated and PROSTATE Austria. But = few
weeks ago the Austrian Empire vas 1t tn
mercy of Prussia, and was ready to abasdoA
everything for peace 1t was fully unders
stood that there would be no difficulty IN re-
gard to the cession of venetia, and with that
axin Italy would be satisfied. Austria now y
false to the treaties made, to u degree which
Blsmark has termed insulting, and for which
he threatens Immediate war. Il 10 but .
question Of hours vhether the Prussiaa army
moves again upon vienna.
We are not willing 10 ecncede TINT smother
war is inevitable, even upon the authority of
these startling facts. Europe should be SAT
is6ed Prussia has gained enough. Italy
has gained enough. Austria has lost enough.
There 10 but one Of the great powers con-
cerned directly IN this strRggls suhsaA ceald
have any reaesn TO desire . renewAl Of strife
end re ID not hesitate - predict sAss n
Austria has seriously. resolved 70 make in>
pediments 70 The cessioa Of venstia, It i at
the instiaasaou Of France. Upoa - etAes
hypothesis can the sudden b0ldnee Of this
ruined power be explained. Laais NaPoleoa
has good reason for DISSATISFACTION VIII Nc
adjustment Of the lats var, and his demand
for the cession Of Prassan ard BavaFia1. 49,
ritories was met with 10 enphaEic refl@l, 81
then, Europe is again npon he verks 81 Nnxs
there is every rsason 70 bsIisys that Fnnes
will be one Of The combsssnn.-N. r Trt0.
uHe.
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"In lifting the kettle from the are / scalded my
al very ssvsrsly-osss hand alnsse Aoa aisp.
The torture was unbarable. ~ The Nexi-
can Mustang Liniment relieved the pain almost
Immediately It healed rapidly, and LEFT very lit
tie scar CaAs. Fosssa, ~ nroed st. Phila .
This is merely sample of Wat the Mustang
Imminent viii do 1t is invaluable in all cases 81
wounds, sveings, apzAins, cuts, bruises, spsvins,
etc, either upon man or beast.
Beware of counterfeits. None 10 genuine unless
wrapped in hns stsei-plats sugravings, bearing
the signature of 9. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and
the pirate stamp Of DExAs BARxEs 4 Co., New
York.
Druggists
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-21
q Re q Il1ea-s IN.
\ reung Aaa Assa1aally. KIM :
YeuA4 Lady.
From Ii. Cincinnati ass.,se.. Of Moad,y.l

Ys0A0 .LaAy.
From tb. Cincinnati assst.. Of Moad.y]
A most distressing AFFAIR, the full particu-
lars of which We give below. occurred las
evening nbost six 8 clSck, u the sDsiasne6 of
Mr.. Fred. Drumming, No. 20 East Fifth
street HsppeAFs AOm he evideaee saduced
before the Coroner that Miss Helena Ehlin-
{ Ger, Agsd II ysezh Hhpae P.ene .ea11 u
No. 81 Baum street, went to the residence Of
Mr.. Drumming to visit the family, With whom
she was quite intimate. She went early in
the afternoon. intending TO retnrn before dark.
but at the solicitation Of the family, she con-
sented TO remain TO tea, under the promise
that Mr.. Brunnings son, Henry, Who ais
about IS years of age, should accompany her.
Just before tea was ready, Miss EhlhRer and
Henry we're engaged IN playful scuffe in the
sitting nom. Helena attempted - run Into
the yard CONFESSED with thsdwelling, through
door WHICH was standing open Henry
seized an old mnskef which was standing in
one corner OF the room, and pointing it at
her told her to come back. She paid no At
tention to the request, and started to run
Henry, it is presumed, not knowing that the
gun was loaded, pulled the trigger, and the
piece was discharged. The contents of the
gun, which was loaded With buckshot took
effect in the back of Miss Ehlineer's head.
tearing the whole upper part Of it %. and
scattering fragments of the skull and brains
IN all directions. The young lady fell in
stantlya corpse. A physician vas inssastly
called, but Of course he coald do nothing
with the hfeless clay, which lay before him,
except to bind mp the terribly manaled head.
Coroner Cary was Immediately notified of the
sad affair and proceeded TO hold IN inquest
just as he was about empspneling the jury
the parents Of the unfortunate girl appeared.
The scene presented was sad indeed. Tho
mother chung 70 the lifeless body of her
daughter, Weeping bitterly, and inploring
God to take her also, and it was with dificul-
~ that she could be removed TO another
room.
The jury, after fully investigating the case,
returned verdict Of accidental shooting.
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Heimstreet's inmitAble Hair Coioring has been
steadily growing in favor for over tssaty years
II scts uou ths absorbens At the roots Of The hair
.nd chasess u 70 It's original color by Degrees
An instantaneous dyes deAden and injurs the hair.
Heimnreets = sH q ~ but ID esrtAia IN its re-
suits. promotes its growth and 10 BEAUTIFUL Ham
hHxSsiIe. Prize 80 eeau and SIN. e>h ~
al dealers
Saratsga 9prhR water, sold BY all
Druggists.
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Lros's EXTRACT OF Pun JAxAIeA GHskR-
Tor Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Head
ache, Cholera Morbas, do, where . warming, r.
NAL stimulsnt is required. Its csrsful prepsra-
tion and entire purity makes il . cheap and rslA-
BILE article for culinary puFposea- Sold svsrywhsre
at 50 cts per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all
Druggists.
jy4-ved d-eow-w
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-1-l.s. EEfAg

War Dan hi--A ysung LADY, returning &c
her country Asne altar . sejoufn lf 4 lsw nnouths
in New York, was hardly recognised by he,
friends. In place Of rustic, flushed face she had
efs4 ~ comPlcxisa, " Amost nuAp suplh-
ness md instead Of u, she really appeared ba,
A.. She told then plainly she pssd Rsgas's Aag-
Peha hains aid would set Be vitAost it. Any
laay can improve her personal appearance vssy
much BY using this srtclc. 1T can be ordered Of
any drugHia Ter nsly - oesAs4ess
s.fsssga SPftag .Wassf, sold by all
Druggists.
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WI

All who value beautiful head Of hair, and ita
Preservation from premature badness and turning
gray, viii not fail to Lyons celebrated Kathai-
ron makes the hair rich, sofa and glossy, Grad
icates dandruf, and eAasss ths Gh.ir . gfsw With
luxuriant beauty. 1t il sold EVERYWHERE
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, NY.
Saratega 1prtAg v1AAsg, sold BY ell
Dssggists- III II NFE's = 9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-21

hVsKlx As PREACHER once
asked Charles Lamb, Ibid you ever hear me
preach?' to which the essayist suffered the
reply, IL never heard you do anything else .
The readers Of John Ruskin might adopt the
same answer to the same question from him.
Perhaps some OF our readers may be curious
to know what sort Of preacher the much
bepraised and much berated writer is. From
the last volume, the "Crown of Wild Olive, y
we quote the following, more in the Spurgeon
style than Is common with Ruskin:
Everybody in this room has been taught
to pray daily, Thy Kingdom Come Now,
If we hear man swear in the streets, We
think 1t very wrong, and say he takes God 9
name 10 vain. But there's twenty times
worse way of taking His name in vain.
1t is to ask God for what we don't want He
doesn't like that sort of prayer. you don't
want thing don't ask for it; such asking is
the wrist mockery of your King you can
mock him with; the soldiers striking him on
the head with the reed was nothing to that
If You do not wish Tor HIS kingden, do not
pray it. But if you do, You must do more
than pray for IL you must work for it. And
to work Tor ii yon must know what it is; we
nav uh paw IVA ~ = oo3 NAhAtnl
thinking.
4" Observe, it is a kingdom that is to come
to US; we are not TO 60 to it. Also, il is not
to be kingdom of the dead. but Of the liy.
ing. Also, it is not TO come all at once, bnt
quietly, nobody knows how. 1.-THE kingdom
of God cometh not with observation Also,
it is not to come outside of us, but in the
hearts of as; The Kingdom of Christ is with.
in you And being within us, it 10 NOT q
thing to be seen, but to be felt, and though Il
brings all substance of good with il, /, does
not consist in that; The Kingdom of Heaven
is not mest and drink. but righteousness, and
peace, and JOY in the Holy GhosI' joy, fllat
Is to say, in the hopeful Spirit
NOW, if We want to work for this kindom,
and bring it, and enter into 1t; there's inst
one condition to be first accepted. You
must enter it as children, or not 1t all. who
soever will not receive it as little child,
shall not enter therein And again, Suffer
little children to come unto Me, and forbid
them not, for of such is the kingdom of
heaven
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Al higamy suit, recently Instituted akainst
? Young woman, It turned ont that oss q Aak
husbands VAS named Little AID lie ofhss
Long. A wesyisA young lswyer, On AsssisSI
the case, said be could imagine the womsn
addressing her brace Of husbands thus "lsose
me, Lathe, love me, Lous.n IA.
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Ak "smigsant,' who bod hsea soaevAet
roughly dealt with by The wildcat eensry
of Virginia CRY, thus expresaes his opinion
of that lively town. IN Gabriel happened
to light q Virginia CITY. tkefv'il b 10 ~
urrsctios, Tor they'n svisdls hin css Of -
Asn hsGsss - slaaahDA iagls ~"
a. has 7ais asssssrs .ssa l7xkzs s2sae az
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The President rrem . Literary Poant u
View.


The Round Table is almost exclusively a
literary paper, and as such holds high posi-
ton. II rarely discusses political matters,
and when 1t has noticed the questions of the
day, has usually taken rather CONSERVATIVE
ground. The cononcs Of tho President has,
however, been too outrageous for il TO en-
dorse, and in its last issue it breaks out into
the following severe but just expression of its
Indignation
We have no desire to be thought aiarmists,
nor do we think onr view too RlnomY when
we Ind tareatenings Of another outbreak be-
yond the ability Of popular patriotism to sub
due or the recuperstiye power of the country
to survive We may make our escape from
the present crisis without the adoption of any
extraordinary expedients, though We confess
our inability to see in what manner it can be
accomplished. But the INSTRUMENTATION
which have broughtus thus again to the verge
of ruin will be still ut work. No nation can
long exist in which grand uprisings Of the
people are requisite to correct the biunders
Of the politicians. If our experience teaches
Us anything, 1t is that our political system has
failed to secure us virtue, capacity, wisdom,
Ia our rulers. We have long had reason to
lament that our highest legislative body was
largely composed of men eontemptible in
every respect but their command Of the good
will of demagogues, and dexterity in pander>
ing to the ignorant prejudices of the multi
tude. We have had room during its sessions,
for experimenting some new exhibition Of the
blsckguardism, debauchery, and brutal VIC.
lence. whose frequent display has made our
Congress, in spite of its many illus,rious
statesmen, chronic occasion of national
shame. But ii is the FIRST time that the Pres
idential chair has been filed by a besotied
sans cuiotte. the object of universal derision
and source of constant modification, man
OF such offensive person and speech as should
exclude him from the society Of gentlemen
and consgn him to the low haunts frequented
by his kind
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Gtsnb edb bic bsutide' Sperntruppe bic
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errangen ii9 bes Atenps %aime. Seute
Ibenb rptrb Don Suan" 9eeebfn; ItDrsen
Ra@mittas miro ni6t gsfpislt.
Sn WiFiTippt II Gtner berGerf2wSrer
9esen 9oup. 8rppnlpw'3 BON asnneFse
2stsn Serbnftet, mad Raftstle abseflbrt
uno ppr Elm Strirgs9srt4t 9eReGt ippr'
Den.
Sn Der RG6e Spn Geatrebtie, Gueer
anne'5 60, @ip., flnb bic Sarbi9en, be.
fpnbers sbsmali9s Solbaten unb 0ebrer
an SGulen fir 5arbtae, .gewalttbatsn
ausesfeet. Wan bat linen etne Shuls
Inb STRIDE am 9snnta9e In Gfhe gtlegt.
Snsalioen cher btrtn @ittpsn uno
Gtb.n, bic Regtsrungsdmttr NIT bbGhens
$500 6sbalt tstlstptn, erbalttn ters @tn.
iion unDerfiirjt.
Stnnes ID Sagtt fplien 10000 far.
btge S~pleas.n, I'M CITIZEN jsst tatipntrt,
aus9emuIlsrt weroen.
4ntcn Shr6Ssr. rer Gntrrnbuns Don
30 s1000.S GabObiisattOnsn anselGui.
bist, warb Oe0en $4,000 Caution, bic
Gam. Barron. Stpnl. 8. MDrris uno
Gep. 9aui4 ashtsn, fretstla1tn.
Die Seniantr Rotten mprgsn, an Ct.
Gattidstage Feins Dhtntli9f DrncnRra-
t ion MAIDEN.
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fruperen ~SSnhabern Ipitper et~nSuraunlen,
Sn Der Sta6t Ibctnt bic GntI4etounn
Ron tbnCn bercits gebErt9 Seritrpiat Nor
ben su leir. 9enn eelcrn pattete Ai6ter
Ssbecn tcrett5 pieoer III lftnem alten
&treau, wte aus Der purth ibn anbefo0'
tenen %bfilgrHng rtnc5 |r8etla9tsn Ger
ppr9ett.
S6wtnbctftd1e.- Der Neser'
burThe Spbn 9aro9 wdrb 9tlsrn tpeBsn
Grfdmincelun9 ron s. nrp 4 SGfhen-
meTcrn I'm Wertbt ron IS ron Garl 9feu.
ter, Nr. Sc, M}cl.81ttimprefr, fsitGt.
Test. SrGter In Tisnitsn be5 NR0tpgra.
ptlHen QGNtgt, tatte or ouf psFcn @a'
men has @lto uao tie SaGGn Qstorgt,
9tiftrr @ptcsr i@tftr tfn 1T rnteFiH'
GunaSbGit.
q1tc ats Ten Nry0cNrtsen @erbonbtun.
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3u fGnf 30bren 3uAtbauS reFurtbetlt.
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ben 0ptmctiter Gbcricn GiBB an. or fei
rim G;tprener 8aYsr uub ;ur .3ett bet
tla9rilen &prfaae8 trf 4 Rcnate in teN
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rcn mjtccrnoen unritdnben Rthter Bomb
/ tsmra. IBm bic epm @eiset ertautte mil
oeAc 5trNfc III r%jttirrn, Aus eGm SGrd
bic i3iU9eN 2!usiaNeW flo cniptdetnHsr
SaMperbatt ergab i@, ba6 GtebpI9 be-
firNtete, rte 2Guts, pctds Mbeno8 nm lC
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| Sceaey'6 8gauerci) nit Gteinen bpmbar'
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uno cap er SHmtDt fur GtHea DerIeibtr
btelt.
Zen hnsrfenncr$wert6en utct1enuiBt
gen Gemrrfur8cn hs5 GberRtU Tdbb ia
Ser tepauerrsmeri0r Stcbp!b GauptIdA
tib Bic ntrbri8e StraibrfimmNr0 5n per
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S@ufe Nt6ts ji tbun tattr, c6rcnppt
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10. Ncuorcg. /. Gisgnn.

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nit gBatturfQti9tett b%tftr1it wcrpe; benz
Determinations NusfNWs ubertra9tn. pr.
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seGcn 2pga(itat S%Urbancen iinS. CINE
ppn 6yn. Sumntr ilberreI6te Ytttttpt
eDn 10000 EttipetmnhtrtnHcn nm Yer
r]iuaeruna her @tedtrn Ypn ibren Scr"
fluien purec bem 6indnjauafhuB user
pieifn. Or. SumnCr libirretdte feIner
etne GttIttor BON NeW NUrter 8urAern,
metHt teantraat, Rap Dit GrnlbtunG res
ptGiieenten unb 8tce s9rafIpen'ru Etr
Ger. Sto0ten ptrrft ppm 8pltc cusgebs;
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llno heantra9tt, Den Getdlt brr SHnces
8csirtsrihtcr ouf $4,000 fsfiuteltn; eerl
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lettun9 rtr(ebene @tlGiuNe ppr. melEe
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m,lte berieltt in fstnem 8rteft an @pH'
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;tt.&StQ fam CUR &trtGnolUn9 une muy9e
init elmer bsceuttnpm An3aFl %msnre,
melts serftbtn.
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glnrittung elmer Acknowledgement
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araelsQentstten Ibsrmtcisn. Gin pen
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| 3ptdmGGt9teit Der Gpntentrtrun9 Der
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&c elmer laNarn Grt1tlt rntcrprrttn.
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Strung ppn Nntfihfn Gtbt, erlttt i'm Un'
tsrbaIf. In ptt 064ttBun8 etle gflt0rF'
iaae.
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Sin neueS SHni.hnuB.

Gin ncHts SrrBartt9es HafiaefGGft pirb in aur3sm
IN uutercr Wiittt ben br urttrttbmcntep G,r1ra be,
Wsbriiscr Etraus t~rritGiet tp:rocu. Yer fir has
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aas gsimlit un9:iiunt nit oCu beNen Tafdin:rie'n
in SetrIeb III iessn. gei btm aufero,t ;ntli6eu Nufs
i~ppltnse bcS sreuscihSitss in ~uufe,cr Ritte lit be
srri9tnns s;s asscn @aIstaaict Der @cbrhbst
Straus ben ssSsu;ins unb lit bos nutsrrstmen
'pcbI s~;ci8net. bic &uimsrtamtstt bes gubltlgms eai
F& 5I lenEsa. (@fs6 1R)
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G5Dirtc.

ST.. @plffpbn ais philadelphia gab
ain psrpthenen Wittprb frine sreits
sptree ppr einem austrle(enen @ublifum,
pos pie Muiitfreunpe unierer mulifatt.
ihcn Stabt umfaBte. Die Neyle hes
4benes btlbete hGs Glapter -Guett ron
SNum1nn fur 5Det @laSters. QBir BAT.
ten e0rtn @sle9snbett, bas trhf esbie.
stne Srlel, zen ;drt.n unb suetsih frdf.
tt8en MniAldg unb bic p0Genbste Se6nif
Der Wfob. gSctler 3u b%eWunpsrn, &elr
Wplffcbn TT Elm erilnblid esbiipeter 9ta-
%pieriptflsr, aber ftin &nftlag unp feline
Gcrtragspeiif fbnnen fh NIT benz Gpi.te
Der Masane Wettfcr Mot meftn. Die
Competition setbrt Der mDosrnen Shute
ar uno 1T ;u idDer SertGnbli2, ale baG
geipSbnli6e Wenlhentinber file rah eth.
mali9em 6bren gebDrig wirbi9an tDnn.
ten. GOmpplitipncn BON WDsGrt, Beet.
boocn, @lud unb Saetn trbeben sss
9brciS Gemiltb fpfprt wdbrenS bic Som,
p~pniiien Der Ntusttt, son Der SGute Der
3ufunftsmuflf, auf cine nc9 nidt seborne
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reft brap crfeutirt, pb9lei6 mir affeten
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befer BADEN sottragen Rbstn. .6r. Wplf.
fotn btieb fi6 rfs i'm Satts ntht 9lsi6.
unp bic Embellishments mubtsn ii1
biei.n milflrtiAen 8ariatipnen i'm !3eita
mabe anpafen, mas benz @anjsn ben
Stempel hes llnfiGsren aufprudtc.
Die Son 9srrH aaclfiptn Gewdtlten
CHARACTERIZATION neieber ptne @prteI
fnS gsraps bic ain Wrnisfisn aniprehen-
ben in her 9an3ea Gammtung unp lieben
eatfr tte Sprfr fatt.
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9rpse S4nieriGFftten barbietsn, Rap triy
ben 8anller ter.li6 bsbauerttn, barauf
rim 70 ttefts Stubtum serperbtt su tabrn,
Bonn ale @cmpcnif tat eisst iiA pt,ftid
NIT btefen 0ariattpnen utGt perennial.
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N&(Hil- :
10 TlaIAcu III Itata9cnitaiteu ..,..... $40
&;nlelre GO. MT @~etrou5S. NulreIltr9 :.
ezT Dieit gr;Cu'icu rp.ctn e0icr,- rett S3d6teI.
atiir RAD EinfucunR StS Srcsiss rtr Epf eSst
GTprcs nab ii0cue rtutr sanrs'a Scgsno psr'tpIds.
Nfnu o6ffiErr.
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Esn,Eeg ans yBaihinatpn.

Wdiptngtpn, 10. WParl. TER
@rdfesnt lberfaretr tsute benz Senate
aft I'M Seiise Der Teaisrung ttinptt0e
Nunoe uber angtbftGe gntfubruns
ppn Sartisen aus Sen fitltfsn Gtaatsn
in bic Sifaptret mad Gwba pssr amber.
pirts. -Darau5 ertfft Inter @nprrent,
hoe ~breeestutsr ais StldSen sen Ttw.
Srleans na4 &apana entfabrt purpsn.
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De nrnhne 4 orrclupnpsnN.
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Setr. Sewdrp bat ccl'm@ensrol.ea pttaH
sf+tais flo beihwert, riclcr Gbfr hen
0o!flQ ruuopta ab8etsu9nst.
Gtns Bill SaTpn's I'M lntcrbaaJe
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rcmmenen, ansels3!en peer rem thrtn
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Qtacbtn,
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Stitgrapbli6ts.
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fQtti& lit Baltimore RON p,r ateg'eruna
s%trfaUft, itnb Rtutt ppn bort auf beM
Neas rad Nsw,al0te Bier etn9ettNfen.
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Gtaahcth5- g}erhouoiunaen,

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