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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-17


Over dead memories of the past
How many heart alas, must mourn!
Oh, Time, the rude iconoclast,
How many an idol hath he torn!
Oh, in the tomb's embrace be laid
The loved, the loving and the just;
And one TO whom my spirit paid
Its earliest debt of love and trust.
How we'll loved that fragile flower ...-.---
rL".grew upon my young life's way,
Which t1ourished in my spirits bower
Brief time, then passed, alas, away!
cannot call her back again
To sin-scathed earth, now cold and drear,
And while the bosom throbs in pain,
The lorn hearts language is a tear.
Upon her marrow bed" threw
Ofspring's first flowers a votive wreath,
Fair children Of the sun and dew.
But not 80 fair as her beneath.
The wreath wove hath long been dust,
And from her crypt I've roved affair."
Yet Memory, faithful to her trust,
Still points to loves iirstrisen star.
The love feel for her that's gone
would not blush the world to tell;
loved her at life's earliest dawn,
And in my manhood priced her we'll.
But she hath shared the common fate
OF all in this wide world of sin;
And Heaven meier ope'd its sapphire gate
To let o loylier angel in.
Who was the loved one? I will tell,
Nor seek bereavements sighs to smother
Which up from feelings fountain swell
Whene'er name my own sweet Mother.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
TVHE UNDERSIGNED would respect
l. fully inform his friends and the sugar
planters generally of the Parishes Of Ra-
pides and Avoyelles, that he is now pre-
pared to set or repair kettles and boilers in
the most approved style and best work,
manlikc manner. Having had 25 years ex
pcrience in this lire Of bnsiness, he feels
satisfied that he will render satisfaction,
and will guarantee that his work will be
better and by his stSle Of setting boilers,
economize more fuel tAan that Of any ou or
Mason in either Parish.
Best Of references given, II required.
GILES SMITH.
April GOTH Ia6s-tf.
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Quetirnl.
OUR CONFEDERATE DEAD.

BY ROSA WERNER JEFFREY.
Now the battle storm is over,
Where has ebbed it's crimson tide,
Snow-drops spring-and pure white clover,
White from fields in life-blood dyed.
Blood of soldiers!-wkere are ours9
In their green graves-tombless, low,
BY gentle strangers wreathed with flowers,
Drapedby God with wreaths of snow!
here and there-where friends have found
them
Lovers, sons, pale marbles CLEAN,
But to make the green ranks round them,
Naneless all still sadder seem.
Broken boards of oak or cedar,
Low, sparse shrubs-but who can tell,
Picket guard, or scout, or leader
How, or where they fought or felt
Reft Of home, love: all things tender.
Passed those spirits, true and brave,
Blessed in knowing no surrender
OF the rights they died to save!
"'Tis not death my soul fears meeting"
Said youth in dying pain,
Gould you stay the breath now 1eeting,
would fight and die again."
One of many-who fell, scorning
Life-if conquered they must live
Fell defiant-only mourning
They had but one life to give!
Never battle morn more glorious,
Never marched drawer band,
Forth to fighter came victorious,
To the tune of "Dixie's land"
With . courage never shaken,
Facing wars red-lava tide
Pure as gold-from furnace taken,
Came they forth thrice battlefield!
Never faltering, never fearing,
Drawing, daring, dying-all;
Better than to hear.the cheering,
Der our conquered banners fall.
Onward still-'till overpowered,
Did that Southern life stream pour,
Till our bonnie flag WAS lowered,
"Dixie's land" rang cut no more.
Then was that dread mandate given
Never chief suo.ze ssddd Words
''All is lost our l..s5 lopo riyeh--
southe"A soldiers, sheathe your swords.
Then, thns men, who lever ialte.ed--
Charging n,:CI," ;Glao1j llcuth-
Paled with t'>ar to live, thus battered,
Il. ..leir suffering, bleeding South2
But they shea.hea raer. ,arsht wa.
Il spoken,
Every soldier bowed his head
AND they turned, with snir'Se broken
Envying their honered dead.
Those who passed IN conflict, burning
With til. high hopes necoes know,
Still unconquered never Turning
From tie fierce charge Of the zoe
Resting now--paroled foreye.
By leader, glostly
Blood-rcd sword sley left-ouo :.,ye.,
Did one itfi their vale din
High ansi low each ma. brothH
As tney st. the batt'c-sh Ct:
Fame has Sc n'>ir 9ee", ,tNev-
Polished &c. with "ran:t> r,~s
Ended is tho ar tre ping
Husheu to 'try's ste:.rr ~
In tents o. y,c," now :..Nrpi'.e
Nay those - tier spi ltt>
Bravec ne ha7, nee '5he'
Truec l,a IS hav3 rL'l' Dic&
Pray we for our ilcroC> cherished
Christ redeemed ou1 gallant G,',u
LEXINGTON, May 26, 1865.
LINES.
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LOVE, BUT KNOW NOT WHY.

LOTE, BUT KNOW NOT WHY
Love not me for comedy grace,
For my pleasing eye or face,
Nor for any outward part; 4
No, nor for my constant heart: 4as.. :
For those may fail OF turn to ILL
So thou and shall sever.
Keep, therefore, true woman's eye,
And love me still, but know not why;
So hast thou the same reason still
To doat upon me ever.
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N 9 TIC II

: ls9zEs N q 10 I'D -.
TvHE UNDERSIGNED having pnrchas-
i ed his Fathers Stock and interest in
tho Mercantile Business In Alexandria-
wonld respectfully announce to the Pnblic
that he viii carry on the business at the
old stand, and hopes to merit share Of
the public patronage. His stock viii con-
sist Of ). s2 d.
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Boots,
Shoes, Hats,
4 .ts Crockefywafe, Tinware,
and in fact everything useful to suit the
tir.cs, which be will eell cheap for yAsH.
SAN. HENARIE.
Aloxandsiq, La, Fob. SIT.
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Str. LAFOU CHE!
!. \. B. KeUlS, Mastef3
Str. BART. ABLE!
". G. HARRISON, Master.

SCHEDULE STEAMER LAfouRcHE.
n EAVES New Orlaans every TunonAY
la nt5 p n. lsssinG Aloxanlria Nd.
nosdsy might o. - CiclO sk- Es1sl 0eee
Thlrsday mornjnx-Gssrf Rayea Hmm
d. = evening-ArisipT a. Shrcvevus1Ns
" Friday morning. S
81 RETURNMG
~ Leaves Si,reySppst ssefy GAJo9
DAY 1t 10 a. n. osinE 0sanG 0AEon
Saturday ut p. M-EI1nd Ecore Son1Ay
al S 4. N-A lexandS;s SJDdsy 81 1t1lb1ock
-EorMan's and BaSlsinss Sals6sr . > z.
ARRIVING At New 0rloa1 eyesy Nan
..das morning.
SCHEDULE STEAMER NAM; ALE.
IN EAvEs New Orleass every kaO1-
La DAY at s r. n psssin1 Ale1nn1rie
Sunday night u ~ o'clock (s5an1 Enso
Monday in0rnise 0sanA Bdyou M1a6ay
Ievenipg-Aniyisg q 6hreyepose evay
Tnesdsy ,nonine. So Z.
-, RETURNING, S. 5.
- Leavas Shreveport every WINES
DAY at 10 A. d. PaMiEg C1Dd nagoa
Wednesday, q s r. r Grand Eesgo 46n1e
dsy at 8 A. N-Aiexand5ia Thuraoa9 ~ -
O'Clock -Norman's and Barbins Tkonday
st 3 r. M-Arriying q New Or.eAnS sves3
Friday meeaing. asssssss g
TIVE to end from EAyevepOvt : drys
niss b Asd from Je1sraOs s 6ays.
- Tarsush Tickets md Freight By
|counecting With steaanes. ERA No. g.
! " Tho above afea nnArs arc MNsaaAsy In
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gold and greenbacks with YOU.
WALK IN LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN.
oct "a, 1866. If.
Ora Nd Or ENlNG G:
B. w ELS S
TTAs opened on FRONT STREET.
IL opposite the Ferry, large, fine and
veil selected stock Of
FALL and Winter GOODS
OF all kinds, aud offers them to the market
at low and very favorable rates. He offers
NO RATS, but sells every thing cheap.
His stock consists, in part, Of
80" Dress Goods,
Ladies' ClOaks,
Mantillas, French
Poplins. Alpaca. all
colors and shades, Hos
ierv, Boots, Shoes; La.
dies finest Caters and
SINNERS CLOTHING; knit
and silk undershirts: Ladies'
Misses and Children's hose and
half hose Calicoes, Mnslins Of all
cc1ors, shades and prices.
Tn short let the public give him call
and he viii deem it a pleasure to display
his goods.
Alex, Oct. 10, '66-tf.
New Goods!> New Go0ds!!
r. WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
my friends and customers that I have
inst returned from New Orleans, with a
fresh supply of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
FARDWARE.
TINWARF,
CROCKERyWARE.
and many Other articles too ru,norous to
ler.itr.. ~ Of which viii sel' 1T toe
''cv'es' CASH prizes keep const; lt1r on
HIND V aIgt slpDly Of
Corn. Oats and Rrar.
:. :.sonGn'e ratss. I la Us on;
1t'NDRED PTOWS: Calho:.A ratto'u
I Peacock aud Hall q Smear: Nos. T. -
AM 9 At NEW ORLEANS PRICES
CIV, mo u call and judge 'nr Yourselves.
, hHt dn;;'t como Ill at once and dc,'r for
ret vour pccl1ct hooks.
will either advance or give u rr..ou,,
nblsp riccfor Cotton. Inc, inst above th;.
ICE HOUSE HOTEL.
feb 90 t.. JACOB WALKER
J. GOULDEN.
Fl OUss'E Fl, ST GIN
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
Glazing and Paper Hanging.
|SHnp nA~Inln-n-crR-EII,
INREAR or THE TOWN HALL,
mar 20, 1867, If ALEXANDRIA, LA
t. MRS. MULCAHY,
MILLINERY AND LADIES' FASH.
IONABLE STORE,
FRONT STREET, ALEXANDRIA, La.
Cruikshank h Hynson's Old Stand.
DONNETS. Ribbons. Silks, Trimmings.
- 1aces, Gloves and all and every varie-
ty Of Ladies' Furnishing Goods constantly
on hand land received weekly from New
Orleans Prices Moderate.
July II, GIFT.
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MI6CEliLlN BOUS.
LOUISIANA TATESElfIliU
OF LEARNING

LOUISIANA STATEG E1fuGt1Y
OF LEARNIx0
MILITARY ACADR1fY,
Neae AIsxapdria, Il. Pounded ana
ported By tie Gtate q leuisiasa
EIGHTH e19Io19
MILL begin Let MONDAY s. o.
Nv TEMhER next and end LIT NIn
NEsDAY In JUNE, l6@. s.
~. ACADEMIC BOARD
Consists Of . full cospe q able lnetruetouu
in all branches Of Lstesstare ed So
usually Taught in Tho best Colleges -
CDiyersitieA -
- ooURsH or STUDY
Embraces . PrspGr6tDey md IN leele.a
Department, including . literary, Geienti6e
and Optional COufse, Special Gbaoot q
CsU EAgtssestay ard sCbaaesfsa Sek>sl
ADMISSION
Granted TO Cadets not under lss,ts. ~,
Of sss. rhs kssss lsitkns1ie Ea1kA 6.su-
aGr ss6 Geography. e g5s.+sszss.-s
EOHaliIa9
OF every kind, esoeys clelkiss. Sse tei3
months, $40 90; >9N 90 payable Is sdi
vance, balance in equal psymepts, J6nnarJ
Jet, and April LIST.
Cadets received at any tine asiae q
session and charged from aasosf eutsancs
ssa LoCA11oN.
In the Pine Hills. Very healthy.
For Further Ipformation, adArsos,
~ DE-. BOYD. sspsrjntsnleo&
Post 0mee, AlexandziA 4.
-oE sEsEa TO-
Gen G. Mason Graham, Llinssnt CO
ri. State Of Louisiana, n. q
MAI. WIN A. Freret, State EsgtneA, No
Capt W. c. RAck, 81 Perdido st., u o.
Hon. r. n. I1aber. etats Snpk rshli(
Education, n. @
Hight Revd. Bishop Witness.
d. Bartholomew Egan. IT. LeaAnsa,L Ia
n O6Ses 81 ths 6saisary - New O.
leans, at Jas. A. 0reohani Boek otere
- Csnp street.
June LIT 1854 IL
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CONCENTRATED LYE. Washing So
~ d., BlaeinG. Scrub6iog Brushes,
Backing and BEushes.
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cPoRTING REQU1srrYONR ElysGun
- eWads, Double and Single Waterproof
Gun Caps. Pistol Caps. Fine Powder
Colts and RemiugtouS Revo1veTs Colts
Cartridges, 3 6isos. Smith 4 Weseon's
Pistol Cartridges, ; 6ises. Powder Flaska,
Shot Pouches, Ramreds Iips and Screws,
Gun Nipples. &c. s
LIME ENGLISH Haar ana Tooth Brush.
Il "a Brown WinAsof, Honey, Lettuce.
and othef Toilet 6nepA RO0atum, Cold
Cream. Hair Oils. Dentiftias.
LIME BRANDY-Sy the Bottle or Gallon.
Is Bourbon Whisky by the Bottle or Gal.
lon. Jamaica Rum, Irish Whisky, Port
and Sherry Wine, French White Wine
Vinegar. :
TsLAvoRNGExTRACTs. Lemon, vs-
= nills, Almond, Rose, Celery, Pins APP
pie, Ae., 10.
CCHOOL BOOKS. A large ssssstment
- Cap, Note. and Letter Pspes. Pens,
Ink, Pencils. Mucilage and other Once
Furniture.
rENu1KE BERllUiA ARRuwRoo1
NJ n psper and Tin Cans. Spices M.
negs, Mace, 0iuCer. Pepper, Re.
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EvLAvORNGE EXTRACTS. Lemon, We.
niils, Almond, Rose. Celery, Pins Ap'
pie, Ae., 10.
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NJ vIEGINIUs HUTCHES.
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THE STJIE OF LOUISIANA.
District Court---Parjsh CT Rapides.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
No 1l06.-Succession of Stephen Cockafar
for Administration and Inventory.
WHEREAS Asman Gaines, Curator. has
w filed a Tableau Of Debts in this Court
Of the Estate of Stephen Cockafar, decd;
Notice is hereby given to all whom it doth
or may concern, to show cause, within thir-
ty days from the date hereof, why tho same
should not be homologated. 49, -
Clerks Office, Alexandria. In May 25th,
1863. w. w. WHITTlNGTON, JR
Mas-. =. ~ - Deputy Clerk.
May 9th, 1885,. 80 90 - IT,:
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(. } 81. SOLUTION
Z Of THE
'oITRATR OF MAaNEs1A,
An Agreeable Reirigsrent and Laxative.

- Physicians Prescriptions VII r..
csire at all times pyon,pt and carstsl1
attention. ii I uss tic best Of Nedieises in
Dispensing, and haze Imported from
Europe many Articlcs expressly for that
purpose. HENRY 81. JOHN.
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ounG Treuce unp gu ltNeoen unoScnz
nenI9etn, 0elp l1no 0ut. Gr auerz
fannie e5> cab aQe6 ibm 8ertiehene nur
ein anYertrautes 0ut 1ei pob Wott i'm
ais Gerlralter iiter tanelbe seleBt> unb
rab Ct carum iiter reren @er,paltune
uno 8erlpencuns BON ibm MeGenl6aft
fprbern weroc. I'm piele lleberseu9uno
aber AUDI duberliG 3u befennen, nabm er
BON cem Gtelen mas 0pttes 0ate ibm
Yerlteben, Gtni9eS uno tra6te eS ibm
pieper rar. DaS Spfer mar al1p AUDI
Elm 3ctden eer Grfenntli9feit unb pe8
Danfes> uno 3u9leid briidte eS ba5
Terlpre9en 9e>riiienbafter 8ermaltun9
unc Serwehoun9 rer @iiter0ctteS aus.
Weil rer Meni1 our6 bic GrbIunbe
Yerblenret tpprpen unb bic GrfenntniE
pes lpabren@ptte8 perlpren batte> co9te
er ftd @ptt oft finnli9> ,ncl,i9lib> pol<
ler 2eicenl9aften uno lelba init leiblt>
6en 8ecirfni0en bebaftet. So ra9ten
f4 piele beionil9en @1lfer 0ptt ober
bic @Stter al8 @eletl bic ypQ Neip uno
S9acenfreuoe vpu Corn uno 5ab, ppu
Slide uno Radiudt fno (6eidwet9e
oenn Yteler anoeren QeioenI9aften unb
9afer rie fe ibnen sul@rieben); unp
oarum fu6ten fe oieie bosbaften @Stter
rurd Spfer 11@ 9enei9t gu MAIDEN, fit
ft6 5u 9eptnnen uno gu be1e9en. 9iele
betonil9eu @1lfer permeinter, Die @Ttz
ter bitten ~" 3eit su 3eit Mppetit
9un9er uno Durit, unb mlbten iie baz
berSene bic an fe 9laubten uno fie Ysr<
ebrten AUDI NIT prosiant perleben. Die
Babylonier perebrten einen @Dben Na<
mems 8al; unp bielem mu6ten td9li9
9eppfert &peroen: 3mDlfMalter @ai3en:
mebL nier3i9Sdafe II. fe@s&ra9eWein.
[gprtiesuns fcIst.] .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-15
ct. Naul, Mtinneiuta, Samifa8 Sen Is. Mn9uit 1865
su lSien it, 70 paB AUDI int Simnel bic
Gntlheipuna leiner llrthetlSipriihe Qlilz

su lSfen If, lp baB AUDI int 5immel bic
gnti9eipuns letner llrtbeilsipride gill;
tia bleibe." ID limb neil bic Gtnbeit
uno llnperiebrtbeit Der STRIDE unr ibre
Don pemlelbenGbrifus etn9elebte Re9te>
.runs btfdnpts felt bleiben mub, oarum
perbarrt rno lebt in 8anser Gl1e III pe1
R1utlb lbenpdpfen ben Na6fpl9ern pez
trt wel6e auf ptelen &Gmil9en Stubl
petri eelebt iinp> petri et9ene pberite
@etpalt iiber bic 9an;e &trde> feline SUI
ri6otftipn uno- lein primat.
b Darum baben bic Mhilh lhen 4apite,
bic ppn @briftus ben, 6errn lelbit IN cer
perIpn oe5 beili9en petrus aus 91ttltz
der &raft ibnen perliebcne 0etralt unp
Gorge, bte san3e 9eeeee res 6errn ;,t
,pdipe,1 gebrau6enc> ,,iemals unterlaiz
ie,l ale 9lni itreu9un9en gu MAIDEN, ale
Mabre9eln 3u trehen pamit pom Nuf<
gang Der Spnne bis gum Nieoer9an9
ale gDlfer 0e1dledter uno Nattoner1
bic epan9elildc 2ebre erfennen uno> auf
pen @e9en Der @abrbeit unp Der Sc
redtt9feit &panpelnb, has .c.ptee2eben erz
lanoen mD9ten. 9(lle aber >pillen, NIT
ipel1en unermiipltden Sor9en bic N6z
mi1ben Ydpite bic !6interla9e reSOlaltz
bens> bic 3udt bes &lerus> re6en betz
li9e unp eelebrte llnterpeilunA ipwie
bic 5eilisfett 1lnp Birbe per ghe sl
IddBeh bic driFli6e Grsiebun9 cer S,,z
9eno beirerlei 0eldledt6 tdelid mebr
;u befDroern, bic Nelisipn> JrImmiofett
l,no Gbrbarfcit per Sitten per @Dlfer III
pRe3ell bic 0ere9ti9fett su pertbeirt9en
unp fit bic Gube bic Srpnuna bic
8phlfahrt uup bic Sntere1en aud Der
bir9erli6 geleQldaft Sulpr9el1 eeltrett
waren. ,..,;., .,-a -..-...< ... ...., ..
9lu6 9aben Die pdpite> >pp,, iie e5 fir
;eit9en,ab bielte,t ntdt unlerlahen, 3uz
NAL III b6dit l9weren 3eitwirren uno
8ecrdn9nii1en unlerer beili9lten &eli<
9ipn unp BET biireerliden 0eieQ|6aft
aQ9eneiue Goneilie,1 81 berufelt nm NIT
ben Stld1fen eer sansen fatbelil1en
Melt welde Der II. 0ei}t se{ekt bat bic
Stride 0ptte6 ;u reeieren li6 su teraz
tben unb NIT Yereinte,t&rdften ale8 ba8
Dprloreli6 unb tpeiie fefsultellen, mas
namentlid sur Definition. Der Desmenl
sur 8eiie9uns rer eraifrrnoen Srrtbi<
mer sur Nertbeipieune &lariteQuns unp
Gntwidelun9 per fatbplil9en 2eDre gum
Sdube uno sur BieoerNrltellun9 per
&ir&en3u9t une .sur 8elleruns Der per-
oerbten Sitten rer SSlfer tibren
tDnnte. T.. 5l4aD I9L 4;t III.
>1glun 1T esaber >AlIen befannt unb
ofenfunris. spn tpelde1n idredli&en
Sturme bic &irdw jebt seriittelt UNI
pom pie ptelen unb eruben llebsln AUDI
bic biir9erli9e 0eielll9aft bein1seiudt
ptrb. Denn BON ben erbtttertten6etn>
ben @ptte8 unp Der Menl9en wiro bic
fatbplil9e Stride unb ibre betliame2ebre
------ II. sm,nsm.g1i;! m 4! D.
:, c..lt11 -ftl,I -t.G ,+ttyf5g ~
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Tett9ebi&t
auf Marit1 $5i,t,,t,elfabrt

Maria, iel'se, frObe
Du milpes Mutterberi
Sieb' auf mid ber, bu 5cbe,
SD iebe bimmelmarts.
Tu bait fir mid eelittea
Sci reines Spbnes Gpb:
Tu mplIea fit mid bitten i
8ei tein unb meinent @ctt.
Iu halt ibn mir setrren,
BUR Meibnadt mir selaentt;
Sd bat' i'm rft scrlpren
limb Sfter nrd sefrantt.
Die @elt ipri9t su ben @ianen,
Die Gimme bSren'S 9errt;" 'u.
Mein Denfett rnein 8cstnne1 sd.
5alt mid Don bir 70 fern. -.-
Odd 1T mir Gtwas tlieten
SIM tieften 5er3en h'rt11,
Das piQ 10 sern bid lieben, g .-
Das 3ieb' bp@ su tir bin! -I D.
Maria, has sermebre,
Das laut're, itarte bu,
Dab IS bic @elt ni@t itSre, T.
Dab es rir f9webe sa! TT Il.
3, ;ieb' mid ndber, naber
Durd 6reute unb tur9 5arnl
ltnb beb' mid bSber, btbsr . -
N1it treuen1 Mutterarnt.
g. nimm mid gum @si&ente 81.
@p unwertb i'd AUDI bin, .)s def
@aria, unb baum leate ID ..... !.gs
-. Gein Sinh gum @ater bin! -..
IN rgr i. Dtepenbrud.