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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
THK GRAND rlsrIh0NIAL BENEFIT
of Brady p Gymns, um, will take place at Growers
~ MONDAY, JUNE =, 1866.
viii be The affair Of the season. viii be annoanssd
in = few days. my 2s.n
METZEROTT HALL,
3Is Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 23D,
GRAND CONCERT
THEODORE HABELMANN,
assisted by
MISS CHRIsTIANA SCHMIDT,
The eminent violinist from the Conseryatoire o!
Leipzic.
NIB. WHEAT,
The Celebrated Pianist.
MRS. SMALL,
Mezzo Soprano.
NIB b. HOFFMAN,,
Pianist.
TICKETS, 81.
Secured Seats so cents extra.
For sale at Metzerott's Music Store. my 2l-3t
CANTERBURY
louisiana Av.. near 9th ST., rear National Hotel
GEORGE LEA.-.PrOprietOr and Manager.
NEW STARS-BRILLIANT ATTRACTIONS
POWERFUL CONCENTRATIONS OF ARTISTS
THE FAMOUS TROUPE
BILLY EMERSON. }. 3. BUCKLEY, GEO
WHITE, BILLY SMITH, MASTER WALTER
MONS DEBURT0N, JAMES GAfNOR WAL
TER JONES, W WILeON KING. CHAS BAILEY
JOHNNY WALSH, l. bONNELLY
Misses SALLY and LUCY CLINETOP, MILLIE
YOUNG, NELLIE SMITH. LIZZIE LIE
GRANGE, AMELIA SMALL, LIMA GARDI
NER, MARY WARREN, and
TWENTY-FIVE OTHER PERFORMERS
New acts TO night, consisting OF
INSlNUATIONSb by BILLY EMERSON and Us,
BUCKLEY.
COLORED PHILOSOPHERS,
SlAMESE TWINS
INVITATIONS OF POPULAR ACTORS.
Two New Ballets,
L'ANDALOUSE and SCENES ATTHE DERBY
in which the Roruet of Beauty will appear
MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
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REAT Discof.hI Ia DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

would advise All Iersons having teetn to extract
20 call at DR LEWrES office. and have
them taken out without pain. 6sz
Also, call and exa anime the Doctors new v0
and improved method Of inserting ARTIFICIAL
TEETH. III you once see the great i'm improvement
in his teeth, you will have them no other style
than this new sna valuable one. Teeth inserted on
Gold, silver and Rubber Plates AT the old price
we have net ad dvanced the price on our work since
the great charge In gold
No. 242 PenR's avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets.
Ian MIY 8 R. LEwIE. NJ d Dentist
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DENTISTRY.

DR: LOCKWOOD, Washington Building, 344
~ Penn. ayenua, will fill Teeth with
gold and insert TEETH on Rubber at yeryA4
reduced price. Teeth extracted without SLLo
pain. my7-ln%
NE. b. OAKLAND, Clate Assistant Surgeon
~ [. 3. Army Honorary Graduate of -
the Baltimore College of Dental Surgeons,
81 UkGICAL AND MECHANICAL DEN-~Il0
IlSI. Office AZ % ID street, bet. 9th and 7th sta
All kinds Of Dental werk made and re ired. Has
tt zen htuy.fEe years in the practice. Best of
references can be given. Charges moderate.
CEM TEETH On ~ BIER 81 EACH. RE-
~ pairing very cheap, and all work war-~
rsnted ExtractIng IS cents each. W
BARNS, near corner Of A street north ~-iLo
and 4th ST. east, eight doors east of Waugh Chap
O., Capitol Hill. 24-lms
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L Ii n. LoonIs, ND,

The Inventor and Patentee Of the hINERAL
PLATE TEETH, attends personally at
his ofhee in this city. Many persons can
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, 0
ana NO person can wear oesers who cannot wear
these.
Persons calling st nay ef1ce can be secomRcdated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire,
but 70 those wao are particular, and wish the pa
rest cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture
that art can procure, the MINERAG TEETH will
be more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No 33s Pennsylvania ave.,
PhiladelphiA. &c 1O-ly
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". ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ne 80 Louisiana Avenue. sboye Sixth Stree
% Ally WAsHINeroN, b
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Q. BLACK. WARD n. LAMeN. CT. BLACK,
LAW OfrIOB

BLACK, LAM0N Co.,
Oounsellors and Attorneys at- Law In the Supreme
Ceurt Of the United States the CouI tof Olaims the
Courts of the District, the Executive Depsrtmentu
and Committees Of Congress.
Once, 46s i4th street, tdirsctly opps.ise VII.
lafds' Hotel.l de la-tf
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THE ti-a-
WESTERN SENTINELo

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furnished one year, gratis.
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Our regular rates of advertising are as follows: ::
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our obedient servant,
j. HoLr,
Jud0e Advocate General.
FALL OF A GREAT MAN.

Coming down Chestnut street, St. Louis,
one day last week, writes a correspondent,
[ was struck by the appearance Of an Ole
man past sixty, who wore threadbare
coat, shiny with constant wear, and whose
hat was bruised and seedy. His head was
bent toward the earth, and his walk was
shuttle, the effect Of whiskey and old sge.
He reeled from one side OF the pavement
to the other, and at last brought up against
a lamppost on the corner. when young
looking loafer saluted him with :" Hulloa
Jim! Come and take drink 60 The old
mans eye frightened, and arm inarm, he
sanntered along to the nearest GROCERY
with his companion. Five years ago that
old man was James Green, Z. S. Senator
from Missouri, and in the days OF Kansas
and Lecomptona matters he was next to
Stephen A. Douglas, the ablest debater
in Congress. But the war broke out, Mr.
Green was senS to the Rebel Congress,
soon lost his property, his position, bis
character, and now he is poor drnnkard,
and earns barely a pittance OF living as
a calabose shyster.
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A WOMAN IN UN1FonM UNEARrHtD At

n WOMAN IN UNTFoRM UNEARTHED AT
PErERsBuRe.-The Petersburg Va.1 Index
says the grave diggers at the Crater have
rl,,earthed, short distance in front Of that
famous place, the body Of a white woman
dressed in federal uniform. The body
was found in an excellent state of preser
vation.. The features pallid with the hue
OF death, revealed the delicate cast of her
wo,nan's s. face, and her aair, though cut
short, possessed q gloss, and softness which
alone. might have excited a suspicion of
her sex. She had been shot through the
head. She was carefully PLACED into one
rades, and taken off to be buried amongst
thena. s.~ -s.---
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:. = The easiest way to get q living says
2 ,vaga bond poet, : is tossit on a gate. and
wait for good luck, In case good lnek
q, d9nn't come along, ycc.l are no verse off
than yon were betore,'ig ..,st s.,e, :. ats.
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GREELY ON THE CASE OF Nix. laws =
Greely speaks his mind freely on this sub

GREELY ON THE CASE OF Nix. laws
Greedy speaks his mind freely on this sub
ject. He says with force and truth :,
6 There is a onglomeration OF shuttle,
sham, slllrk, and sneak ip the trestmer: OF
this prisoner, which is calculated tc nau-
seate the civilized world, and for which
somebody will yet be held to stern res
possibility. Every manly instinct de-
,nands that Davis should be promptly
tried; if he is not to be, tried, or is only to
be subjected 70 costly and nischiev ous
sham trial, with no expectation or desire
Of conyicting him, he should be liberated
at once. And if he is to be. tried only for
treason, then the charge Of assassination
should be retyacteG as publicly as it was
made, And it is the duty of the .Execu-
tive, through his, Attorney General, to
act, promptly and frankly in the premises,
SO as to relieve the government trcm the
imputation OF calumniating an enemy and
for eighteen Inontl,s,t q; prisoner
whom it dare not pot on trial The Amer
lean people are being .disgracedE By the
acts oftheir rulers and they must insist
upon speedy change .tnomaosi1qnii
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A WORD TO THE PEOPLE.

There is great danger that there may be-
candidates for the Legislature in some Of.
the Counties. who profess to be personal
ly opposed to the (Howard) Constitutional
amendment, but who mis- ght be induced,
6 u'aoer certain circumstances" to vote
for it in the Legislature. This is vital
question. The Legislature will be called
upon to vote for or against it at the next
session. Should the Northern elections
be favorable to it, some men, who now
seem to be sound on the subject, but who
are known to be timid tender-f footed men,
could be persuaded to vote for it. Such
men will not do to be trusted at a time
like this. No man should be voted for
who would vote for it under anY circum-
stances, unless upon the positive instrnc-
tions OF his constituents fairly obtained,
and, even then, not nnless his own iudg-
| ment fully endorses those Instructions
| coming from the greater portion OF an in
| telligent constituency. It is not an ordi
nary matter. 1t proposes vital and dam
gerous change of the Constitution, which
should be we'll pondered before voting for
It, and then not because majority of the
Northern people vote for it, but because
the people Of the South believe it to be
right or just, or best for the South and for
the unions ,-Rdleigh Sentinel
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MORE EVIDENCE AGAINST JUDGE
ADVOCATE GENERAL HOLT.


The evidence heretofore given to the
world by the correspondent OF the New
York Herald, showing Judge lIolt's con-
nection with the, peri ured witnesses who
have appeared against Mr.. Davis, IS
enough of itself to bIas: dozen men, and
blast them forever. 1t is some consola
ton to see that Mr.. Holt shows sufficient
moral vitality to writhe under his late ex
posnre The following letters will produce
fresh spasn,s:
ICorrespondence of n. Herald
.. 3. .-....f WASHINGTON, Sept. II.
The following letters, the genulneness
and trutI,fulness Of which we challenge
the Judge Advocate to deny, will, we
think, set a. rest the question, if there is
any question about it, whether that officer
was one Of the conspirators, or only their
stupid catSpaw: 5..
PHILADELpHIA, Dec. Is, 1865.
Gene,ul--I am glad to be able to report
that have succeeded beyond my expec-
tations Besides the parties / had in view
we can count ON two, and, perhaps, tour
others, who will testify to all that may be
required. After securing Harris, who
will prove the most important witness we
have vet had, he assured me that he had
several friends in Harrisburg whom he
was confident would assist us. and as the
expense would not be great [ deemed it
advisable to dispatch him at once to con
fer with them. He is discreet and shrcwd,
and no fears need be entertained Of his
| laundering. | received letter from him
| this morning, Which | euclose and this af-
ternoon | shall set out TO examine the par
| ties he refers TO. Ii satisfied that tiev
will answer onr purpose [ shall, as soon
as can get them thoroughly post ed, come
on with them. | am fearful, if engage
all that we have in hand, that my funds
! will not hold out, SO that Won had better
send me 800 more, to be used, if needed
Direct your letter simply to Philadelphia,
as put up from time to time where
hnd 1t most nvenient to keep track OF
the witnesses already in hand.
Respectfully, your ODD. serv't,
S. CoNovER.
Brig. Gen, Holt, Judge Advocate Gen
eral. -, a q1eHl .is.,tl 4Hfa.
The following is the letter referred to
as being enclosed in the foregoing: :
HARRIsBuRG, Dec. Il, 1866.
Friend .Conover~-I saw Morgan the
night before last, and he is ready to 90 in
mp to his neck, on the same conditions as
myself. Herman and Ross have both
'fgone to New York We went yesterday
to see the female friends of Morgan
whom he thought would help us. We
te!t of them cautiously, and am satisfied
they will swear TO anything you, want
one1 whose usband ran away from. the
laratt to. Canada knows Clay land is down
, onhim like thunder, as he enlisted her
3 husband for the rebel army. and sent hin,
: south, where he was killed. She has or
5beeni back fron Canada a few months.
? ehe says she has heard Clay say he was
gong TO have Lincoln put ont Of the way,
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and it may he true. She seems serious
about it. At any rate you have only to
put in her mouth what you want her to
swear, and she will spit it out in style.-)
Their appearance II first-rate, and if wo-
men will do you can't get better ones.-
You had better come right on and see
them yourself. They are worth trip
here to see whether they will do or not.
am staying with Morgan, and will wait
till see or hear from you. Truly,
M. n HARRIS.
The foregoing epistles are from the let
terbook of Conover, which came to our
hands with the letters of. Judge Holt and
others, already published. Conover APP
pears to have kept a complete record of
all letters written and received by him in
relation to this infamous business. The
following is the reply Of Judge Holt to the
one given above
WAR DEPT, BUREAU Of Mil. JUS,
Washington, Dec. 13, 1865.
Kr. s. Conouer:
DEAR S1R-Your letter of the 18th inst
has been received. Enclosed please find
draft for $3.50, which [ suppose will be
needed, from the number Of witnesses you
seem to nave in hand. Sign the receipts
and return them to me. Make all the
haste you can but do your work thor~
oughly, and do not lose sight of any wit
ness you may deem important. Campbell
has returned, having failed In his mission.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
j. HoLr,
Judqe Advocate Geq1e,ul. +
Here we shall leave the subject, with
the si.nnIa remark that the mission of
Campbell referred to in Judge Holt's let
ter was the endeavor to shborn witness
in St. Albans. who refused to "sel! his
soul for less than $4,000, as shown in my
letter Of the 9th nltimo, and was, on ac-
count Of the high price demanded, not ia.
ken.
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nary matter. 1t proposes vital and dam
gerous change of the Constitution, which
should be we'll pondered before voting for
1t, and then not because maiority of the
Northern people vote for it, but because
the people Of the South believe it to be
right or just, or best for the South and for
the Union, ,-hdleigh Sentinel.
WHJsKEY AND WATER.-A novel case
Of double swindling is now being investi-
gated bv the United States authorities in
Philadelphia. It appears thus far, that
some parties in New York contracted with
other parties in that city for one hundred
and fifty barn els of whiskey, at a very low
figure. The New Workers were to have
the barrels fraudulently stamped. The
arrangements were made known to a de-
putty collector by one Of the party inter
ested, who At the same time, slipped a
loan Of g 900 into the collectors hands.
| The barrels were duly shipped-one hun
1red per Baltimore railroad, thirty BY
/ Camden and Amhoy raildroad, and TWEEN
to per Raritan canal. The collector, how
lever, seized the entire lot before il left the
city, bnt, upon examination, one hundred
and forty fve OF the barrels were filled
with eyateq aud only Jsve contained qohis-
/ hey. 1t is evidently a swindling opera
tiou all round, in which the Philadelphia
shafpers we're etidetly too much for their
more experienced New York neighbors.
TIE UMBRELLA IN FRAnCE.-A Paris let
ter gives humorous description Of how
the umbrella was introduced into France.
| He says: 5s"#r
i The war drove so many Southern fami-
lies abroad they formed a large sized col
ory here, and when they raised their um-
brellas to Keep off the sunbeam they kept
one another in countenance. The other
foreigners here seeing so many umbrellas
raised on sunny days, thought, naturally
enough, it was Partisan custom and CON
formed to it. The Parisians, in turn,
seeing so many umbl e las raised, were pelS
snaded it was a new fashion and conform
: ed to it. They found it comfortable, and
\ pnrsuaded their friends 10 adopt it, In
I this way the firing on Fort Sumter has
made the Parisians adopt the Southern
fashion Of using umbrellas to keep off the
r sunbeams as we'll as the clol,d-drops.
i BLEED1NG FROM THE NosE.-A subscri-
t Der to the Scientific American writes that
recently, while passing dowr Broadway,
i in New Z ork, blood commenced running
from his nose. He adds ~ "I stepped
! aside and applied my handkerchief, IN.
! ftending to repair to the nearest hotel, whe n
a gentleman accosted me, saying, ssJa ,st
r pnt piece Of paper in your mouth, q e.
i it rapidly, and it will stop Your nose f rom
|bfeeding." Thanking him rather d nuh4
} fufly, did as he suggested. and tt ! aow
I Of blood ceased almost immediat, .lvT
have seen the remedy tried since d. ,,iftss, fre
pqnently, and always with sue c.ess."-
DOUBTLESS any su distance would a 9,swears tn,
Fsafne az paper Physicians stat ! That pla
/ eng small roll OF paper or mn sslits abov
4 the front teeth under the u,,,s i Isn. ~,
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@ebmeQeS Mpancensnt!

!gur nt4t LANCER Belt nannts Ft S1bniun Cen
u o les Ter Garti3sn. gEie ans elmer in
philadelphia ssbaltiien &tre pss 6ern Sotripn.
berssrS sbt, nennt er jsst rsnn Batter i'm Sim mel
istnsH Gsi4aif ~seUlsssn, renn CT benefit, tas UNI
fec 9:rrsCtt eines q sitdites elm S6neipsr
mar. Ssi Gritafuns Ger @elt mub pie Stnsiz
nsret ~uneeIabr aui r%sr;lben armislisen Stuft
9%sltanssn aaten, ME SIR. Sutniun, rem man aat
.rsper gem Gpam cine 5ele. nod Ger gYa ei#en
Sod, uue tstreH ;ai ummsn rur { in Isiasutiat,
pslaes re tannIli6 niGt Iapss belt. SO RAID
pom g4falss gum gsltlftsrOussen uniercs Ssrrs
8otts apaurirt gu ietn. 1T Ssmib ras rai6sie avan-
Cement, tpel6es bis iebt 9ematt rurpe. aGsr i'd
70 gu m @ptteeIafsrsr tsr5usstsn, it stenio unpalz
isnr. nte Die srlts Uniform s0n apam uns gpa!
@ssst rem Sal, Ssrr SutuiCn bat Nett, rie
mug fd IA ni6t unitr Ssrsstt OBJ zines icldeu
SOusssn ltamm! 8ir trTsn, paB 5srr SptnIO II
gle tttreHsnnsn Stmsiis njtt itul9is:tlsitsn pirr
ia sr lcnit nod su ~ citertn apancemtnts tsjiimm,
istn rlrI!e, nainliA, pOu sinem aew1tnliAer
S6nsiOsr ju tenn zines Aufibnsircrs. 0ie ptsl,
rGOdtuils" 5srr Sutrion' wrtl s~struntsn tater
mag, ais sr rias tttUriias 1batia6e pertlnssts ?
(Ssltl. Gplfstl.
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Gtne Interchangeable gtimme aus
Scetp SrleanS. :

Der 9 ursn nts beGsr ttwaHs
net aIsjtst.
Gin 9srr s 9. Nsmmaua in gtew Srleans
,na&t sinsm New gcrt Slaitt fpleenps tS6l mid
tise @ttttsiluns:
Ginsr Ger cermsrFirlsn 3iss Don Srn. :Sutn-
ions Iomia ~ifratirn III, rab terlslbs, na6rsm er
rsn SrHbtsn SHstI Der 2ruppsn RON rem Ysritj me-
ien Fer @arnicnm i'm Staats 9ruiiana ,urid
Ae3osen bat, in ~renieltrn garniionen imsnis
Guantitaten miIitarilte Srrrdtte unp Nmmuuis
t,sn. iiinreit snO iIr RE ausrafuna elmer larfer
arn'se amt duten LIES. 90 t%efinpst f6 teute in
gaton Nou9s ammunition alfr Art AFR Wussii
flung elmer Nrmss pom 200 900 0ann an rsrsr
Ssi&asuns tlOs elm sinsisss 8ssim.t rcrt aett
Otslsi6 rifriel sCn risisr tsssuti4en Statia&,
in Ssnntnib sslstt, bat 5r. Sobniun rod ni6t ri
ssrinslts Notis taorn senOmmen. Der Sars,
mar nod ME tsdsr tspaTast ais sfsn jsbt."
Tdt ltstnt es uus, ais Oh PER- Sobnisn bt
iuOlt6sn Staten atf&tlid sur Der grneutrun,
fr &stsutUn nit S~risesmatertai ssrfEg% ssspq
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Mn6 cine gDIbatenffintme Iber
iQnbp SDbnipn.

Inter BEN 9auItnrsn srn Sclrate ~ntriefsn. mel.
de ih rIr gstts iIisuns an Fer rspuSl. SUlratsn
NatiUnal- GOHpsntiVn in 9ittsb ars ausiprs&en
1T f~clssnrere ss taPfsrsn Capt. Scrip ron SainUis
nanlrsp SutniOn rnr Ssf. Davis fnD swei
8lsite gsrtrsGsr tsirs finp &stsusn unp ssrrtss
men ras glide epus, uamli6 ZEN etrid.-Gaa
it cine Odrns Spra6s : alein wenn Id az bic
eras'n Sunsen rsnts, psl4e ous3Ossn, um fl.
iUl6: @annsr rie Sotnicn gu fsrbsu. gu ssrbun-
germ r.ip su s~sriaulsn in 8ebelsn @sfansa i1tn,
nnp Ia ,lenIuI ss glsnr gu srtrassn iWr icl4s 8snez
Satsr, lann tu6t mir pas Slut in Ten Apsrn UNI
Gin t.jrr Sub sssen 9sratlsr uup Wprrsr sriaat
meine Serle."
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e o { q e s.

Cine GclSe Ter teruuunswarnissp ;3wiRialeis
ten, wsl6e rur6 tie uninniee Nt1tnz
runs etuer rcpp slten Gelssaticn pom 8uart Suwn-
itip CUR County Gpnssntipn uns re SattttpFsfslt
sini9er Grlesaten %sntitanp. III, unp res earurG { r
partstra1te Nirrwarrs, it rtns 3tretrl es llnS
t~irlaipns rsr GrnfnAun9 ppn Gslesattn ,u err
am 90. Septemter III 6rantlin Itattiiulenet IN
ral italtn Grn9re-g unrertipn rss 2ten urp esr
gu 9Iei6er 3sit unr al fem ieltsn 9lase at;utals
tsnren Itnatprirlsn Convention res 81. Tiltrifts.
"a IS cine unaualDihlids Shanpe iir rus rarts
tale Gasecnare County rare, ipenn raIslte eleus
Fer, ertarmit6sr GUfalltrsitisfsiten ,resen bel eies
ltn bsireI tpdlt pttti9en 9OnYsntipnen nitt re-
pra Itntirt rrlrre, 10 murre BON eintssn rer prus
rninsnttltsn ~rarifllen Burger piess GUuntp's elm
auiruf gu siner IaNsnssr i~ammIaus i'm Court
tauis III 5srltaun auf Dientas rsu Is. D. Sits
s~rLaltn, IN, Sslesatsu gu Ben rten urdtntsr
Gcnpentipnsn Su srnsnnen unp rapur& ras Ser.
jaumte na6subolsn. Gl bel rieIer gerlammlunt
bic gu rwdblsnrsn Gelesatsn w~atri6sinli& LII,
Sntruttiun srialtsn wsresn, fur psl6sn Gambia
ten ie ras @ewi&t ibrer Stimn,s in hi. Bua,
l6als msrfen iuusn, 10 taltsn mir es iur saitns
rte psrlfisrsnsn Ganpipatsn uniern 9eiern sor,u.
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