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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-13

FOR he reiigfgf Executors and othcs
in certdin rnscs.

For he reiigf gf Executors and others
in csrtain enses.
snTIos |. BE Il enacted by tbe
Legislature Of the State Of Missi-.ip-
ri, That every executor, execntrix.
administrator and adminislFeITIIx'
whose fdicuary nets and conduct
have IN other respects been regular
and in eeDd filth, and the estate 81
whose testator, testalrix or intaalaie
consisted IN part or IN whole of negro
property and by reason Of such prop-
criy was deemed and held 10 b. luliy
and amply solvent, and while tte
estate was 50 deemed, held and de-.
clared 70 be amply solvent, proccesled
TO pay, and did pay in good faith.
any valid indebtedness Of such es,ats
which has since become insolvcnt by
reason Of the emancipation of The
slaves, then such executor, exerutrix.
administrator or administrators. shall
not be held liable for the amount -
paid, unless he or she can recover The
samci but shall Account only for The
assets and aifccta, after such pav-
ment % made, still In his or her
hands. Provided, II shall appear 10
the Probate Court that such exern-
Tor, exccutrix, administrator or adj
ministratrix, acted In good faith and
under reasonable apprehens;ons. and
the estate did not become insolr<nt
by his or her fault in other rfszenlz.
SIC. Q. Re II further enacted.
That this act shall take effeus and
be in force from aud ailsr IT. ra<- |
sags. !
Approved Nov. -, lse5
: The claim of Indiana rkainzt tie
I5snersI Government far raising and /
s - Il 7 = s
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-13
VOLUME 0 to 10

Fmm afiht4 vts.t s,ssl.a
FhIshfdib tta w.
" #lirfha til4esaKt
W. hHHiH ! AaI f4Asd "a -.
#Hif thsfataf h aal. H. WmIl
H' sll AiY anil 4 HssAs .lesaans
tmliiAi IT. lsn h.lsE
a H# haHlH fisfHf. amH assxl
Nth nHg f#HlBa Hf# tllI Nv
H'll hmf II b# fslIr n Ia
N gfal be #aHliIIssn lmrk a.
iill afltsp IL > msmtbl, aa.l
Nss Hdif.e = ~ y - lelars. 4
ffff f1fhlig ~ feaidns IaH whe,
he Rlahali | never s4W ll.lf m
moon iuahliaa he slppi n ~ asAt
dlt and lif aitpsnes4 h nes faII.a.
wa frmtfhable with me In
'fntH uvff lhs f6mmeI N The sadH
.lla affls fillol shd ehla rating y
ths bfeisl liz taald sleep mlla sf,ss
milei and Nakras. s.muati refreshed -
paffeHilf a Ih6HRii he had rIss,,
nom o eoulled.
Tlirre was something n ths cayaI
rymau 10 efefylhing ifai Stuart dldl
y his personal atpeamnte sni
habits lt8aa saIdem that hs ,Isslsi
hia high boois even In winter auafl
ieta, and ho Invariably danced IA hIt
spurs 4 rait made Of solld roId
and richly curved, we're presented /,
him hut these he only wore on exl
traordinary occasions. Ills Aabre was
O French one, light, slender, plIabls
and light. This rarely len hla side
llc preferred horses Of medium size
rather Iight--lIkcd mares, and would
never have stallions. Ills horses
"Skylark "siar Of the Fast ''1. adv
Margaret, and Lilly ofthe yalIy.h
were all excellent. The equipments
were plain and good, a AIetlellar
saddle without leather covering. curb
BIZ, and single rcin---no martInaale 1
behind the saddle a red blanket roll
cd in an oilcloth, and on the pommel
q cavalry cape and overall These
are trillcs, i may be said, but the
world Is made up OF "tiiAes."
The Generals seat In the saddle
,gas not only good---it was perfect.
lila figure was short and heavy, but
IN Che saddle he was the model Of !
'ayalier. IIe seemed to "erow
here His person moved with fh9|
a9ycmcnts Of his horse, 50 psrl<d1Iy|
hat horse and rider seaaied ~;
lie was nm excellent oworaumsn. ~
you'd have bdp-nay, n(fcn W.
dangercas man in scharre. ~
.egimcnt Of men like Stuart, Nm
he drawn sabre, would@go throdeh
T over anytlipg. Itis certain &
EAST they would die trying.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-13
> An iCr,

hausing 70 Jussscss ef hf Peoce.
sEqros I. Be II enacted 81 lie
lcgihtnrc Of the State Of Miasia6ip.
Pi, That any Justice or ConselSotor
Of the Pcdoe,' before whom any per-
SON Is brought charged with any
crime, misdemeanor or cher oiiencs.
for which bail'is now allowed By -
to be AIKEN, may take the recornI,'
sance Of such pcron with approved
surety or sureties, for his appearance
before said Justice or Conseryalbv.
orlany Justice ofthe peacc or ~
county, for further examination 80
future day, not exceeding three dcvss
SEC. 2. lie it further enaelsd.
That If the person 50 recognized
shall notzappoaf before said Justice
or Conscryator, It the time appoint-
ed Tor further examination - ~
forth in the raeognizanoe, Il shall b
the duty Of said Justice os Consa1x-
ator, 70 note the default upon tie
record, and certify the sai1 rccoenI-
zanee, with the record Of ms delsuIt
in The condition thereof, to the Coa-t
having proper Jurisdiction, that !
'scire Jacias may issue thereon, or N
action Of debt be brought for the r.
coycry Of the penalty; and the ssii
justice or Conscrvator islnrther an
ihorizcd TO Issue an ail,sS writ for tie
Arrest oi the person % charged.
sfo. 3. Be il further enacted,
That THE act shall take effect from
and after It's passage.
Approved Nov. II, 1865.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-13
pOETItY
INC Confederate Dead.


~ etiTlRssI
x The broad and calm poiom1c,
b the Rio Gfandc's waves
|1vt the brave and noble fnlen---
And the earth IL stfewh With Fravoa
\ 1he vale and on The hillside,
Ihfo the woods and by the stream
ihc martial pageant faded,
klke the vision Of dream
II 1fe the revelllo resounied
ma the stirring call ITO arms
+ lhe downy heads Of clover
u the winds mesmerlc eharms
|Fe the heels Of trampllng squadrons
~ 70 dust the mountain pass,
~ The dew-drops fragile crystals
nm the slender stems Of grass
i IIo the shock Of meeting armies
11aed the air in raging waves
e Ni,h the sad and hollow groanings
<oed earth's deep hidden coves;
u ~ The cries Of crushed and dying
xI1Ictd the elemental strife,
<hNo lay death 10 sick'ning horror
U6nlh the maddencd rush Of life
~ bow reigns, sweet and pensive,
d hushed In dreamlesa rest
De pittying arms OF Nature,
1ld our heroes on her breast.
"a them well, oh tender mother,
bile the morn aud evening breath
1pers us the sad surviyers
their victory In death.
though no stately column
1eIr cherished names may raise,
lm the eyes and move the lips
HI gratitude and praise
blue sky, hung with hammered clouds
sir solemn dome shall be,
heavens choiring winds shall chant
j anthem Of the free.
1pring with vine-leafed arms shall elasT
&eir hillocked resting places
9ummer roses droop above
UIlh flushed and dewy faces;
II daisies, rayed and crowned, shall sprina
xlke stars from out their dust
~ box to kindred stars on high,
ID eyes Of patlen, trust
>ainiy shall the witlngs lips
NJ with enri1us dart,
kne Of our heroic dead,
1ese stronghold Is the heart
aiiou's heart, no, wholly crushed,
bach ,hrob be in pain;
4 and hope viii still survive,
- love and faith remain.
IVAN, Ala, June, 1865.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-13

Z guard Of soldiers Who have
stationed aroud The Presidents
lse Il Washington, fer the Last
years, were dismissed Oh Friday
hy order cf President Jshason.
nton's House i the only one u
Ellington nes guarded By the nil
ke 6rzt session &c he United
> RCkzlct t,enrt heia IN bish-
{1f1 rebellion, began On
- 1ude< Underwood
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-13
From the Clarion.



- y uays the mighty IL fallenf
10 says that We cease to revere
|nane TO be green In story
many . future year1
nny make the assertion,
q The South has ever forgo,
j u zero, the statesman, the captive
No drags out a weary lot
z111nsd ss be ain q pfson--
~ mark for tyrants hate7
- ~ enemies cease TO hslieve
VI fse do not meHrn bis Ate;
Hkea nights mantle Is folded
hound the departing day,
bead AZ II bows In sadness
III fsrvor commences 70 prsy,
asn who 10 cherished BY all
Ffrs Of fresman's righiA
IN who led MissiEippians
nsny gallan, fights;
y who gained bright laufsis
Ae fields Of Mexico
: ing the rights Of frssmsn
INST = ssvsge foe;
- whose name L creates,
u be scroll cf fame;
IN whom hated iyraHss
Il I tPirit sriss 70 tame:
~ hin whom every nation
1ods Forth appeals 70 Heaven,
l ~ % this noble hero
ussiee mar be given;
/ him whose name win ever Be
Acred In The South;
him whose name 10 foremost
b sage and youthful mouth;
Alm whose liz 1 csIed fog
u fanatics Of the NORTH
Ho'd like 10 see bis lifs-blood
snsmIHioasly poured forth,
him who now In srils
v Aares : fslnn's f.te;
bin whom bloody syrsn's
lsh now 10 sssistt
4 heilish thirst for The livti
the noble. gallant few,
) shonFht |, right 70 rsssl,
Ani thinking. tarsi 10 DO.
De ihsrs Il % sssziI he name
d cherished By miilinna
<sss he flaek nsp=hllczns
And other hateful sillisaa
lsrT soashsrn heart L fliea
With anguish sore 10 ted
hrh ere with tears b msissened
For he esrsive 10 bis cell:
VERY bcsou swslls with psai<
Al sssntiea of kis nan&
isrrs pssziaas stir the h|ond
Against those wko v8ald 1<fszs.
Ae fsrsrx u him rh1 srisi.
A . patriot. % szvs ~
ni - ssa,hsrusrs snd tesu<n,
We will sssr lore jssf pAsa
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-13

E =
Twelve thousand cattle have dieI
cfthe cattle plague In England. Of
fourteen thousand cascs, only seven
hundred and seven recovered.
ltsccms from official sources, that
the country is still bur,lened with the
enormous standing army Of 10000
men, in time Of profound peaec.
About one half oft l. oast ofshe Mis-.
sissippi.
A Mexican letter states that 4 coo-
apiraey exists In New York to presr-
itatc the United States in a war With
Mexico.
One lhonsand workmen II stesl.
are coming fron Europe 10 assius Al
The great steel works, which arc Is
process of construction near Harrin-
burg, II. df 81 zAI I
TnE ! UsfYERsfTf.-Ws lssru !
that there are now ysstsldenGs IL IL
State University, and stiII mosv cuus.
ing. After the Christmas hoIiduyb :
large number more stuJenis ~ e. !
peclsd. ~
Amin was roblrd bfa 1zoo A.
mond hrenafpin while enouuin~ = ~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-13

Approved Nov. -, lse5
. Theelain of Indiana reainzt The
5enersI Government lar raising and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03

A SprRrruALIsr. called Elisa Gulosin,
has been stopping for some time at Stuff
CART, who pretends to have the clearest
insigh, into past, present and future. Not
long ago, however, she fell into great per.
pleIity and wrath; for. being asked
whether Casar's spirit was present, she
made an Affirmative answer, and declared
herself ready TO serve as q medium be-
tween spirit and audience. Thereas the
inquirer lifted up his voice, and, in the
Latin tongue, addressed many questions
20 the presumed ghost. Cesar then re-
plied, through Elisa, tina. he was not wise
IN the classics, and could make response
onlv in French. German or Russian ;
wberea, the audience laughed immoder-
a,ely. and Elisa was sOreiy vessa' As
she is pretty and young. however, there
can be no doubt Of her success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03

CHANCE YoR ISvEsrNsSr.-Persons de-
sirous Of investing in a good enterprise
would do well to subscribe for stock in
the Walker River Rafting Corporation,
which is being organized in Carson City,
for the purpose Of rafting logs. lumber
and wood down to Walker Lake for sup
plying the Austin and lone markets.
Aurora Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED,
AT THE
NEVADA FOUNDRY,
eHLvRR CITY.
MOulderS,
EniSherS and
BlacksmithS.
GOOD woRKMEN REQUIRED, TO WHOM
SJ good wager will be paid.
.- MEADE 4 McCONE.
April 23d, 1885. sp23 In
Storey County Public Schools.
MAY.DAY WEEK VACATION!

AM NsTRUcTUD BY THE BOARD OF
l Education to notify the Teachers, me Pupis,
their parents, and the patrons o. .ne Ip y. :
yacsfSon for MAY.DAY wEER-eommsncins
SATURDAY, April 2sth, and continuing until Mon
day morning. May 7th.
County Superintendent Of Public Senoolh
Virginia City. April q. 1856. ap2t tut
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03
THE EVENING NEWS.
Meeting of Town Trustees.

Meeting OF Town Tru'to
The Board me. last evening. present.
a full Board. .
The minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
On motion of Street Committee the
Marshal was instructed to see that parties
depositing waste dir, on Union street, re-
The Fire and Water Committee report
ed the repairs on water works progressing,
and recommended putting in gates at the
T~eservoir. Recommendation adopted /; and
the committee instructed to have the work
done.
The Police Committee recommended the
~,ppoin,ment Of p. Newell as policeman (;
and. on motion, P. Newell was confirmed
BY the Board.
The Committee on the Marshal's Repor,
reported the same as correct and, on mo-
ton. the report was ordered on file.
The Committee on the los, warrants Of
+. II. Johnson, reported having examined
the TressureT's books, and found the pay
ment Of the same stopped. and recon-
mended new ones issued. Adopted.
On motion. the Quarterly Reports Of
the Clerk, Treasurer and Marshal were
ordered published.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03

A LITTLE oIRL said /: Mother, is Tom
a good cat 20 YES" answers the mother:
"Well, he'll go to Heaven, won't he
IL suppose so. but If you are not a oetse,
girl You'll never 60 there. "Oh! eaia
the little ore, an hold on to Toms tail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03

A PETROLEUM family has lately started
fashionable life, whose parlor is said to
BE so brilliantly furnished that they look
at Il only once q month, and then they do
ii through smoked glass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03

IL SEE him on his winding way" said
Mrs. Jenkins, as she saw Mr.. Jenkins
cork-screwing his way home. just as the
shades Of twilight were creeping over the
landscape.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03

An Illinois chap, in describing a gale Oh
wind, says: "A white dog, while a..
tempting to weather the gale. was causn,
with his mouth wide open. and turned
completely inside out"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03
F. ID. DURKEE
To Mill Men
FOR SALE.

GOOD, PERMANENT STREAM OF
a WATER, running from . tunnel on Crown
Paint Rayipe, having fall enough to DO con
Into Gold Hill proper, viii DO sold reason
ably cheap for Cssh1wii DO SOLD win .Gs tu aI.1m
or can be- bought with tho wno,o min,ns sIs
onnoSit. Odd Fsllows' Hall. Gold HILL
WYE HENRY EcKERT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03

MISCELLANEOUS ADYERTI8ENBNT8
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03
CHECK LOST.

not IN GOLD HILL. A CHECK FOR
m. sum Of s2l2 Is, In favor OF tho under.
sisned. or bearer. on the Bank OBJ I; Hastings
& Co. Virs,niaa Ca.y' viii 1I oSli9e the subscriber
1s,rrnine II. a. payment has been stopped.
y nrhii. +, cautioned sgalnst negotiating for
Lne payn JAMES McAARTN.
asl1 Hil, Nay !. 1859, n'i~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-23
MafbDine a,1b Oecafmr

perIdt Columbia I'M % d. sK f6afnlt N gsuibs.
pile iirn 10 81 " ar riidsenreiiS, uerldst CT 9dih
vile nm y. U. nao t6muit N Columbia s,a s. AZ
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-23
.2anbwirtbilljaftlidjes.
sssiefenbeffelluita.

sdnDiaes .9afib; iveIdes Bios einet
'arniti6en @rtras siebt, Fam oft nit se'
rinssn aoHsa Diir6 Oberfddens gsitele
lung nit Then perbsiifrt tDercen. Bir
baben sSieleh geieben, ipelde einen
ssi6enettsds etafad Oabitfal SsDauneu,
bab Oieielben nit einem biinnen Shon,
iibersng BON ein&m Hina6barten. llferi
.beIeet wurbsn uno osrielbe 70 iiber bas
feIb ssrFrsut iuutbe, Sab ipdbrenS Des
@tasers 8alte Anb im Jribid5r bic
sslanpsn 70 auFodtrte, Dab IL IGidt aufs
gebroGen unb Ueiter iiber bic Sberad@e
rertbeilt uerOep tcpnteu,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-23
Gr uirS 6,aI6 .mie6er bon II
totsn Ia fen.

= ~ ~ Il q
Ill aas pifIss d. ahai issa
GIN Il. .. Wits. berlseB td S'ttle
ROd, &rt UNI Dem sollnlqs ms'nes
3eriens nno uaesier 'Ssenlnqt a'1e
iiebe Srtuact, BON oenel mlq Naam
sne Bet ad,t Sabre Gs'senat pate,
Disoer uieben, nadatOnnlea % t0nnsu
Die faint pom oer 2arptlteOt pom ar'
taHlas nap MeHp1ls o'stes a'gts lOa'
Serli9 Snterenanfes na T penn
man wenia ODER gar tetne Setcnntell
satn I'D Bat Die frts9e quit Que sutls
unIrSebt, Der BObiserna bon taufsno.
gIit9sa uuS &nOipsH. iiaIissntll9 aut
benz sblte vttDer tsrO t,Ofr l'sDs 9nase
Dec War ldnsn e.asa snOsIsn pen
angsk an spsle 81 q Z tss1l ny egu1
germ oergeIlen. D'e s'allr m.l :. salu'
urolten eus9en aeanoern s9aas aaW aAs
rrFgAIEen asEaee g .sCsE ..2s1l ''O e''a'
nsrt VA atI s1ostg : :. s ss rfss4
80 rnnbrri9On u Gcttes Grot
Ilnb w:rtb oaraaf DerSnust 81 ls'n !"
Sn Memp5is irisb i5 mid einen
Sag UNDER; Sa Sas Boot gu fpdt fir ben
Bug ansefonner mar. idbeiuseine Bee
tauute, uuterAielt mid NIT ibnen iiber
ben ,Saigger Giot", ME Die BON ben
Crsg febeHen grregte btutiae @eetetei Der
armen g9Dar3sn senanut DirO, uh0
fam i@Iiebli9 gu Der ftjfeu tlebsrseu<
Eaiiaay bdB es lin lang ausesbedteF sRIan
elmer Glaffe BON 8efien in gfeni9en<
asitaIt mar, elmer glaife; bic, tuenn aud
beiisgt. fi6 lt4t ildr ntbt safrieoen gss
1eber., lonSert Ole, iusgH re srgeI0 a.
..-r,en IorluanO -basu iinOen f0nnte, NOR.
oeu ebe,l5o mic Doc sflhf Sabren bic
gronbiaael Der GnpOruna unb nit ibr
maui uno gisrS ia'slorsbe @taatsaes
b6uSe Ser rlnior biuein tperfen pir0e.
sic ,9soIIiatip Maebiein. bic bic peiien
etoots gsorsorr,t I'M I sBaf6inaton felt
.inea sobre uerkidt, min 9Aidlt uirten,
ahou,Srotb;ihs. Rureu f6uner. .eiueaers
f6agsnss IN @,;n .in,,,of ,titft beiien. oo
- s;st;S sesrsr ,,,,S es5as pa !, tttb fuobI
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-23

1er UrttsETiefbnbll n. -
unb Ibicd00 Gsenbabn. 1G9 y 60
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-23
i Gtes n bic sinsise 8abu mad ben
81: 9egsHofa bon Bshiii9Ibaniieinr. :

Paeagiers bic nit Gur9sEt6es pssfe5en fil,b, sSn.
nen tbr Seyd6 bts 81 tbrein Seitimmafgsort Gehsca
srbelten- Bel NrtHRft bes Gampfcr Ia Gfneinunr
soisb aug 3otels nher benz eppt fre,
gelieisEt MMs BotsD dEpfsE liegea am Mtlan*ics
fEnften G. rGse. 80
gfa Dntssass u,ss @epadpassn isssa aIsetsS5e
Gusunjt Der Nootf ppn sotlsriae in Bereiti9G una
un6 @reGts gaeitefnsg ahnbof ~ brirgss.. ~
EcbEpteis 10 hiebrig nns bic SHneAieseit Der AR9s
10 grpb ais duf irgenS elmer GnAertrt BG5n
Tidets ii1o su babf IN Gincinnefi al, Der ucrss
weftltdlsn Gde 8roae1uap uit6 Srcnttrafe utth ouf
ben rsnsn 4aiiagiers asnbof Der Gihcinnuf 6anifIs
tons uuh 2dqtpns Gifenhahfl, So7pie in sen Arrufs
gureGas eersf. aerbinbuna jtebenber ai,sefs. -
9. RcGLnre en-, @en.s superintendent
/. Capt. Q. 8Grneps 9aisaeitrs Aqsnt
4T.faf *Ss8 zslz 1890 2oHtsriHe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-23
rem, tueib i'd MIDI, bod paren Die SIR .
pfen BID unp grob gejna 6a,u.

ses'S apslP tu HlW1, O0W w0ren oie SRI D
pfen bid unp sroB selng Oasu. !
Aie 8ohAnns tneiner 6resnbe fam
ID kaEb. = ns idgbon Del geienfdaft'
biey Befebeu feitdrtt mid nur Il ineineri|
tusIpuungs4 Die 10 chen qjlEnapbi5
sses69t; DC MaiBaitat bee SORES r.
senneilee If bette nod 70 bitter qeaen
Ole Union geiinut iuie ie subor; bofTent.
no macsn Dis DsutI9eh, bon Osfists I'd
leoo9 ipenige gu GeFdt betonlrnen, bas
BON cine riih:..Iide 9!usnabne. glIs
lberaH 1T Ia INNER i5r Streben ilnO
Rrin3ip fiir Sreibeit un6 8edtsaelDesl
fen, Oies tOaren ia bic Sauptbe6eI, lie
pc bon Saus un6 Sof uno bonn
tbeuren Bntrrtan6e trennte utlb "a
niii6te gang tnettUGfbia ssiaebsa. roenn
Die Oeutiden bunS enaefFss benz Ban
aer Der Steibsitbea Hadeii iebrs. n tpoIr !.
ten. I'm cine feIbit bier pOlitif9ae Nfadt
su erriRssu tusu bebnrf es nidbts ais
@inigteit, uhb INIT Dem gSunid1e. ,bah
Oiefe re9t fefte Bursetn BET sbaea id5las
gen mogs fage id S5neu uao allen
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