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, 1867-10-25
SUMMONS.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
COUNTY OF STEVENS. IS.
4" Justices Court, Stevens County. W y ~
,, ORPsHheimsr Justiec' - a.
hoDsoN BAY CO.; CO.; Plaintif, "a. JAMES M.Kr.
ITO JAMES McKEVOR Yan
Il that the HUDSON BAY Co H.. notined
p,nn' IN Agalnst you in said Court. which sn lin com
,ess ee heard on the 18th day Of Decs,, come on
Of shis po,ico % two months from ,be a. Az. az
and answer the same will 4 appear at sAid term
~ c1e prayer thereof granted The ob;scs and
dred doar. y. s % recover the sum Of ons nm.
COSUIan, ~. ss s9ods purchased hy YOU. - on' nun
"eI pVSsooer l4th. 1867.
Oltober lsth, 1867. -''AiNs' Atty for PIE.
, 1867-10-25

THE SULTAN A REFoRMER.-It expands
mems minds sometimes to go away from
home Il seems to have been so with the
Sultan, for on his return home be declared
to his Grand Vizier that the reception he
had met in foreign lands strengthened his
desire to insure the impartial protection of
all his subjects 81 feel,' said he, "that
have sacred debt to discharge. l am also
anxious that public instruction progress,
that our facilities of communicating with
other nations be extended, and that our
national forces be thoroughly organized and
our credit improved'
, 1867-10-25
DIVORCE NOTICE.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA.
District Court, First Jndicicl Distrid.
LOUISA CAIRNS, Plaintiff. rs. JOHN S. CAlkNs
Defendant.
HNO JOHN s. CAIRNS: You are hereby not1e,
Il that Louisa Cairns has filed complaint isllD.
you in said CoHrt which will come on to be neAla
the first term of the Court. which shall comme1a
more than two months after thc 18th day Of Ju!
1857 and unless you appear at said term and anss.
thereof granted. The object and prayer Of sad 81
plant is to dissolve the bonds of matrmony s1sut
between Plaintiff and Defendant, and for the cus0s,
OF two Of the minor children, Issue of the ma's'
between Plaintiff and Defendant, and for allinon!'
Complaint Sled July Is, 1867. ,.o
PARKER Il STEyENS:s
el.td Aitorneys for Piaintll..
, 1867-10-25

A KANSAS FABMER's PRoFITs.-The
Lawrence journal tells what the farm Of a
man living near that place has yielded this
year. He raised eighty acres of corn, TWEEN.
ty acres of wheat and ten acres of potatoes.
The corn yielded eighty bushels, the wheat
thirty bushels, and the potatoes three huns
dred and fifty bushels per acre The val>
ne of the entire crop from one hundred and
ten acres of land cultivated, is S5,455-a
handsome income for farmer. 1t should
be borne in mind, however, that the crops
in Kansas are unusually good this year, and
that, in all probability, the owner of this
farm is az exceptionally good farmer.
, 1867-10-25
NOTICE.
NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLFDrFNT

TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ISAAC
/ KELLOGG, deceased; Notice IL hereby eivsn
mai ANN KELLOGG, the Administrator oi tbs ~
ssts Of ISAAC KELLOGG. deceased, has ree5s,sd
r Anal settlement her account OF the admInisf
Of said estate, and that FRIDAY. the 10th dsv N
sdiourned term Of the July term, 1857. Al II In 4.
- Al the Court Room Of said Court N the cst -
Walla Walla, has been duly appointed br ~ La. -
Of said Court for settlement Of the same Al vhish
and show cause why said account should nos ks ~
lowed. d. n. OHAsEs Probats Judge.
August v,4o'" S7lW
, 1867-10-25

PERSEVERANCE is the secret Of success
in trade, as in everything else The man
who wishes to prosper in business must
make up his mind in the first place to ac,
complsh whatever he undertakes, and, when
he decides on some particular employment,
to persevere in it. Diligence and assiduity
will overcome all difficulties.
, 1867-10-25

A Conference.-The evening before
a battle. an officer asked Marshal Toiras for
permission to 60 and see his father, who
was at the point of death. &C.," said the
Marshal, who saw through his pretext !;
"Honor thy father and thy mother, that thy
days NAV be long in the land"
, 1867-10-25
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, S
n1r..-v " aUTA MALLAl

COUNTY OF WALLA WALL
In The District Court First judicial DsIL'' D.Ls nd
HNO W. H. WICKERSHAM You are hslsy r, y!g,iut
4 fed that Fred Stine has filed complain !. he,ri
you in said Court, which will come en- 70 Somsuci
at the first term OF the court, which shaI ~ Inrp
1861 and unless you appear at said term ard ,Os.s n'
the same will be taken as confessed. and sns ecs-
thereof granted. The object and pray o. "a
plant is to recover the sum OF one hau-.Sork ID
twentyone and rs 100 dollars, (sl2l IS) VI n p,phf
labor performed, and materials furnlshedn y y YuIX,
TO you and for you. JAMES ppisintiE
Walla Walla w Il Annnat s. 1861. ~
, 1867-10-25

James Stephens, the late Fenian Head
Centre, it is announced, is still residing in
Paris, in seemingly distressed circumstances.
He is engaged in writing history of his
connection with the Fenian movement, and,
it is said, hopes to prove satisfactorily that
he made no improper use of the funds of the
Society
, 1867-10-25

A six years old boy, at Trenton, N. j.,
who was locked up in dark closet last week
by his teacher, became insane from fright
continued to scream at intervals for two or
three days, and finally died.
, 1867-10-25
Divorce Notice.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
Countv of NalIa Wolla :.
ELLEN TERRY, Plaintiff, vs WIN. ]. TERRY, De

11I711D1' 1I7I61'1j IuIVIIi Vs' M j. IEhh1l De.
fendant.
In the District Court, First Judicial Distriet.
HN0 WIN. J. TERRY: You are hereby notified that
l. ELLEN TERRY has filed a complaint against
you in Court, which will come on to be heard at
the hrst OF the court, which shall commence
more than :wo months after the lth day Of October
1861; and unless you appear and answer the same
Will be taken as confessed, and the prayer thereof
granted. The object and prayer of said complaint is
between Plaintiff and Defendant and the disposition
Of the two children of Plaintiff and Defendant And
you are further notified that the Plaintiff will apply
to the Hon. j. Z. Wyche Judge of the District, tor
piraton of thirty days after the lth day of Deem
Der, 1867. Complaint filed October 9th 1867.
43 2m. j II. LASATER. Atty for Plaintiff
, 1867-10-25

A farmer in Missouri, on being asked the
number of his children, hesitated, and re-
ferred the questiouer to his wife, who replied
"ten;' but when, in the course of con-
versation, tie farmer was asked as to the
number Of hogs he possessed, he replied
promptly "seventy-ope"
, 1867-10-25

81 say, boy, is there anything to shoot
about here ?" inquired a sportsman OF boy
he met. swell, replied the boy, "nothlng
Just about here, but our schoolmaster is just
over the bill there cutting birch rods; you
might walk up and pop him over.
, 1867-10-25

THE Cleveland merchants have formed an
Association to guard against losses by the
credit system. A man who is "poor pay
will be able to obtain no credit, and raid
is also to be made on the peddlerS and
hucksters, who pay no rent or taxes, and
are thereby able to cut down prices.
, 1867-10-25
WESTERN HOTEL.
CORNER OF FIRST AND MORRISON STREETS, PcRTLAN
&. ID. SMITH. Proprietor.

THIS HOTEL, during the last two months, has
i been entirely repainted, reftted and enlarged by
an addition ofa number of new rooms, and the pro-
prietor is able to offer addit inducements to
the patrons of the house. and also solicit increased
patronage from the travelling public.
Especial attention is called to his Suns OF Rooms,
and arrangements for the accommodation of families
The RESTAURANT is under his immediate su-
pervsion, assisted by experts in the art cui sine and
he atters himself able to g'rtify the tastes md
wishes of all. a8-Hotel open q. | hours.
Portland May 26, '65. 24ly
, 1867-10-25

Mr.. D, who is d man of considerable
wealth, had an acre Of buckwheat which,
while in blossom, was often visited by the
bees of neighbor. Thinking that he was
imposed on by this state of affairs, he called
and presented claim for damages to his
neighbor, who could not get rid of the troub>
lesome Mr. D without first agreeing
to pay him two cents per month pasturage
for each hive of bees
, 1867-10-25

THE shoe manufacture, it is said, differs
according to the locality of the market for
which they are destined. A broad shoe,
wide in the shank, is best adapted to the
Eastern trade, a narrow sole meeting with
little favor. The Middle States require
smaller shoes and higher in the instep ban
the New England people. The instep grows
higher as We proceed southwark, aud the
foot shorter and more plump.
, 1867-10-25

A judge of the Bankruptcy Court in Buff
falo rejected petition on the ground of
"illegible writing" and upon receiving a
letter from a prominent lawyer on the mat
ter, replied that if the rejected petition had
been as badly scrawled as the epistle in
question, he should have committed the
author for CONTEMPT.
, 1867-10-25
apalla &Jalla Statesman.
FRIDAY EVENING. October 25, 1867.

MoDEsrY, not unallied to vanity, perhaps is
that which leads man to affect disparagemeut
of that for which the world is disposed to award
him hnnnr
, 1867-10-25
Register yonr County Scrip.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN to I.IP9srsr AL Psar q
IN holders or owners of orders on the ~ sros
Walia Walla County W. T., that unle.s ,hs sri ~
presented to me for registration, prior % N or
OF January, A. D., 1868, that such sc,P Pp,d becp'
null and void. }. Il. bLn b., "a1diof
Walla walla, W. T., June 2s. 1867.
, 1867-10-25
NOTICE

a tha ssnooNS sn knowing themselve. ,,debted 10
1oi AZ s9e q nSn Of FRANK WERTHFMER lensSa are
or before ,Ss soIS Toward and make settlement on
ing unsettled amer ItSpis%ssr tSps Al account. remain
sI Slcer Tor collection Grain ~ =, ~. .tsnt
FRANK q WERTHFmER
, 1867-10-25

How To SELECT CHOICE Cows FOR MILK.
Cows with q small head, slim neck, horns,
legs and tail, big feet, two small teats on
the back of the bag in addition to the four
that are to be MIXED, with wide strip, or
what l think is some times termed~the
feather, that is to be found on COWS above
the upper part of the bag behind. 1t will
be noticed that some of our deepest mixers
have feather that is full three inches wide,
with very large, what is called milk hole
in the milk vein, the larger the better, for
the greater will be the flow of milk, and of
better or superior article. As for richness
and favor, the cream of all such mixers
will churu much quicker, and make very
yellow butter. In this country much inns
provement is possible in this respect, and
would commend the subject to the notice
of our dairymen, that calves may be selects
ed that will make very deep mixers, before
they are able 10 stand alone. If it is des~
irable to raise calves that will make good
mixers, raise all calves that have six good
sized teats that are apart, as all such calves
make the very best of mixers. Many hand
some red heifer calves arc raised on. account t
of color more than any thing else, that do
not make very good mixers. l am for
raising calves that will make the best milk
ers, no matter what the color may be if it
is rot calves all of one color, that is, pure
white, for they some times make cows that
will give an uncommon large mess of milk
that has not much richness.
, 1867-10-25
ST VINCENT ACADEMf.

TINE FALL TERM OF SCHOOL, IN san ~ nOS'
Il CENT ACADEMY, will coImeSSo ~ drssii''
DAY, the I'd day Of September. under Wv u3s
Of the SISTERS OF CHARITY.
, 1867-10-25
NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OF WALLA WALL IS.

COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA. %.
IN ns Dtstriet Court Efrst Judicial District.
" :; TOhPkINS, %. CHARLES CRANE
INO CHARLES CRANE: You are hereby notified
\ that W. ]. Tompkns has fled a Complaint
against You in said Court, which will come on 10 he
neard Atthe first term Of the Court which shall com
menes more than two months after the 9th dav Of
august 1867, and unless you appear at said term
and answer, The same will be taken as Confessed and
the prayer thereof granted. The object and praver
OF said complaint Is to Judgment against von
Tor the sum Of t5ss l6-l0O--beng ass IeIOO. upon
Promlssory note, executed BY you July 9th, isel
Ior the use and occupation OF certain premises in
said county hired 70 you for ten months, becinnln1
september 18th, 1854, and ending July 18th, is65.
Complaint fled August 8, 1867
PARKER q STEVENS.
S,1n Attorneys for Plaintiff.
, 1867-10-25

The newly invented patent French Safe, sure Pr.
vehtve against Diseases and Pregnancy, sen. "
mail. Price 81. Address DIR. j. F. lGl6B0N tli
hearay street, near Commercial, San Francisco. Posi
, 1867-10-25
a PAIN RTLIHR

"a HAIN AIhhHH
Il IS IN TRUTH Family Medicine and should be kept
IN every family tor immediate use. Persons travel
my should always have bottle Of this remedy with
them IL Is not unfrequently the case that persons
are attacked with disease and before medical aid can
oe procured tho patient s beyond the hope Of frecov-
cry. Captains Of vessels should always snpplv them
selves with few bottles of this remedy before leav-
ing port as by doing 20 they will be in possession Of
an invaluable remedy to resort to in case of accident
or sudden attacks OF sickness. 1t has heen used in
SEVERE CASES OF CHOLERA
and never has failed in a single case where IL was
thoroughly applied on the first appearance Of the
symptoms.
To those who have 50 long used and proved the
merits OF our article, we will say that will contin-
to prepare our PAS KILLER Of the best and purest
materials, and that it shall be in every way worthy
Of 'eeir appreciation a family medicine.
2-ly PERRY DAVIS & SON,
Manufactnrers and Proprietors. Proxidence r. l.
, 1867-10-25

O,n HyMNs-That the old hymn may
have its proper influence, it should be ren-
dered bv the old tune most in harmony with
its meaning. To most minds every opening
stapza recalls at the same time the melody
to which it is oftenest sung. To express one
of these venerable poems in a recent air is
like robing an ancient statue in modern
uniform. 1t seems like triAing with the
treasured memories of childhood. No tune
but Windham, for instance, seems to bring
out the full meaning of those mournful lines:
Twas on that dark, that doeful night,
When powers of earth and hell arose
Against the Son of Gods delight,
And friends betrayed him to bis foes.
The long metre doxology Of Bishop Ken
was precious legacy to the church:
Praise God, from whom all blessings flow
Praise him, all creatures here below
Praise him above, ye heavenly host
Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
AS its magnificent chorus rises from the
great congregation, every heart catches the
influence, and swells with nobler inspiration.
A finer spectacle of moral sublimity the
world does not afford. But such pleasing
exhibitions of the popular voice do not take
place every Sunday, for all lines are not SO
familiar as the doxoloey, nor are all tunes
so simple as "Old Hundred" There are
many hymns, however, found in all the
books, which the people know and love to
sing. I" Rock of Ages = "When l survey
the wondrous cross y " Alas and did my
Saviour bleed p "Jesus, lover Of my soul y
6" On Jordan's stormy banks 1 stand )"
would not live alway; )" "There is land oi
pure delight will never lose their beauty
for the picus ear to the end of time. We
plead, then, for the old hymn. Let its gra-
cious words and cheering music be oftener
heard, so that all the people may take part
in the services of the sanctuary.
, 1867-10-25
TO THE UNFORTIJNA
NEW REMEDIEsl NEW ,REwpn,
DIR. Gibbons Dispensa,

G1R KEARNY STREET
OlO corner Commercial, San
francisco, established in 1854, for
the treatment of Sexual and Semi.
nal Diseases, such as Gonorrhea
elect, Structure, Syphilis in all its
forms, Seminal Weakness, Impo-
tency, etc. Skin diseases (of years
standing) and liberated Legs, sue.
cessfully treated.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-14

LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC REPUBLI-
CAN MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF
WILSON COUNTY,, HELD At LRB
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HecprDer9=@Dltrt.

Sin SEER aus aneeiebener 6a,niiie,
Der iib berablieB, NIT elmer 8rOitituirs
ten su prontinirert, nubte fir bas @ers
0nliaeH $50 In bic @taDtt0iIe sableu.
Sir einen Maufd Hnb HnoroentIlhes
8etragerl rnuBte bon eiaenl Serrn $50
entri9tet fuer6en.
= Gin farbiges Gbspaar, bas inn
&treite lebte, erbielt cine CUTE Morals
preoiat BON Or. Gbripirben, Dem Re
cor0tr, lnb psrbe nAf. @erlpre@en,
ipdter frteDltd an leben, mad 3ablnng
Der Rotten sntlanen. 90
Cine Dame, tpelde aus SmagiatioR
aur Giferfp9t getrieben, cine brabe
5ran nit Nnmeil tituIirte, bic niHt ar
ertragrn iitlb,, iaHbte fiie tire ,,@ifers
fu6t obne 1lrlaAeM $5 nno Soften
sablen. - s.s ~
Sin @atberidg lptIdJer in berauids
TEN SuEa1oe feline Mf6beI 3eriterte une
ffine 3rall rnibbanOeIte, illlbte $4,000
sablerl.
8pei ssdae lpnrOen peeen MianeeI
an 3eu9en anf beute berftbcben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-14

Das Dampfboot emma Sloso bon
SING nnati lief Saniitag gtbenbs III Den
bieiiaeu 9afrl Gin, 80
Dos Dampfboot Tyrone bon Gairo
1T eeltera friib bier eiii9etroffen.
Ser Dampfer Sen. 9igel lit bom
obcru @unberlanoFuiIe angefommen.
Das Danpf6oot Ola Daber bon
GDanspiIe lief eeitern friib in nniern
Safen Elm. zs
Der Dampfer Maben, bonn Ohio
Slulie fonmeft, III algefouilnen. IS
/ fsoleenDe aabt3eige fnD geitenl
9l6en6 mad ibrsii rtipeelibeft @eltiins
maii0s6rten abgegauetn: ella 6abei
mad Oh anebiIle; Gnnfa 6lObo mad
Cincinnati; uno QlIpba mad Dem obern
GumberInnDHu6e. q
| Nds Ddlilpfbpot Ebrone iuirb beutt
MbenD mad. @oiro abgetsn.
Ser 6lnb ilt ini Dallem; sfaab &c.
tern Al DuE an Den Raspslb &beaIs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-14

DtttsttsH sssssssassse4ss1
E col 81 0ffaete geifern i'm Stem
9orf NIT 1853 unb .idloB slbenOs NIT
1861. - 7aSs
8aump CITE Ser @farft, mar
in 2iberpool ru6ig aber itftig; berfauft
tuur6en 10000 BaHen. lie LII d
fur uplan6. 80
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uno Rreife npnlineB; upI6s. 81, Ntoz
bile % uno Stem Orleans 284. Gmr
pfanaen iparoei1 am Samitag u1l6 gee
tern 4 ,595 8allen; un6 eeitern iuurhen
1 500 8aIlen berfauft. 80 s. s.
Sier mar Der Rarft geItern sierlid
lebbaft; III 8aaen 6 au 20, 90 gu
POO, { 3u ~ liil0 10 gu 225 Gents
per 8f6. tpIlr6en nerfaHft. SIS fpurbe
iiitbts entpfaaeelt nn6 rs gaaeu uur.
ben uerfdifit.
{ ggBir erfabren, bop an. ltgttn Coming
BET Sd6upflus i'm .5srtienltur-G artfn
cine 70 srDBt Wenf6tnntalit ssrianinteIt mai,
pis nod ME sOrber. = per- S9Snpfus ptis
ieinen @arttn ansifbenb gu MAIDEN.
EY Sbglei1 oas @etter 9eiteru
reat glnftig mar, 10 batteu iitb bod gu
6em 8ereinsi@ieBen nur nerbaitniB>
mdBis ipenise, ilno 5tpar rtur Die eifrig<
item g9lsei1 eingefunoen. Die, ipeIde
bort iparet, arniiiirten fid) bortreffli1.
Sic, ipelde su Sauie bliaben, haben
ie6enfaH8 ben Gdaoen.s Sci iolden
beutiben Soften foIlte it'd bas ganse
8eutfdJtbunI betbeiigea; feIIte Nuts
babel ieir. = s..sss .o.ss
r. Sc iparoe i'm @anaen redt gut qe>
| fdofen. @uf Der 9ti6fdeibe erbielten
Die Solgencen 8reiie:
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@w Mn GoHftan tpaf0en Sebn
Wtah isnb frant VI Gnire, pel6e ipe>
aen Bferbe GitblfdbIs in Nfontaomerb
GonffiD arretirt iplrben, bier6tr ges
6rad,t. unb geifgrn ioIltf bas @erh6r
pov Gauire Dtien EatffnbeA. Oa bic
Mroleention bic Rlaae jnrii6nabn, 70
isurben bic Nugeflaatfu in 6reibeit
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-14

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3; SaHerl II, 8; &otb d Batter 4;
Soptulbor /. ASs
Sn elmer mad 8eenoiguug oes Shies
sens abeebaltenen @gtra 8erfamuls
lung ,purbe beI9lollen, am Wontag,
osn gotten, Geiteils bes &ereins Elm
srnBes Sanilien< Sect gu Deranitalteil.
Sidberes barber in Der betrefenoen
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genbeiten. -
\ gBer biaisen, ssblet6ten Gpmffttr faafen
mid, Der ssbe su pisue u. Mamfer Re.
GO Rcrb Niartet StraBs. milo 1sB
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Goncoroin obeebaItene YieHie per<
lief mie nitbt anbers 81 eriuarten ffano,
CUR 3ufrieoeubeit aIIer Sbeilnebmenoen.
Sie @eieGldaft batte 0as Danipfboot
81. Safer genliethet, tu0rauf es fhon
cine GtAnoe Dor Der beltiml1ten Mbs
| fahrtsseit bon laitigen Mannern, Da<
men unb &inberil tpinnelte. 9luf Dem.
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Sauptquartier ai.fsefdlaaen uno retate.
allen Duritigen Die e.quifenee 2abnng
in ben feiniten .Getranren. I'm balb
mud s ubr fubr bas Boot itroiftaitf .udrts,
unb lobal6 es ouEerholbs Ser Corpora
tions Creme mar. .fina bic N.uiit. sum
| fuifioen S:an,eu einIabenb. III ibiefen
or Oie SuabrilIe <s5artieen forntrten
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| gReiIen i,nn Ser @tohf enffernt III. me-
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her gfitte Ser gnbeu sum San,en herr
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a. ais g ons,,.nieatior ' ,aaren' sr
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Sos nie Gain neg Gomie8 a,fbrinoen
founte oufoefifd,f unb bic su,n Wicnic
sitraeiobsnep Eren,ben baften ichlper AN
iuabien. ia ipeld,srt Girfsi he am 4 meiitsn
boripre9en folltsn. gSebreao oes cages
tnurae Der groBen gpariie galber tuenlg
gstanst; ilin 10 niebr alaullrte man liN
in ben Girteln nit ld1onen @eisilt9aftss
tpIeleH. Gobalo es taaier nuroe, 9tagen
Ole gergniignnge'i, ore totperltdbe 9fts
ttrenguna erlproern, pom lratten. Oas
San3en fuolite tsill enet nebl1en. Sos
oann fpuroe sSeftianien oeranFaiief,
ceines 9roees saterslle erreats: UNI
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