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The Heish. OF Meanness.

| If there is any meanness that can exceed the
| following, our impression is that them with
curiosity enough to search tor it must go to
the internal regions to find it. In the debate
on the impeachment question in the lower
house of congress the other day, Mr.. Wash
burn, of Illinois, drew the following truthful
picture of the present condition of the public
service:
Nearly all the departments of the Government
had become demoralizcd and corrupt to an extent
which could find no parallel in the history Of the
country in any age. Look at the Navy Depart
ment with its proficiency, robberies and persecu-
tions of the honest and best naval officers of the
country. The administration of tho Treasury
Department was characterized by the most APP
palling frauds, with countless millions of reven-
ne stolen to go into the pockets of thieves parti
sans and plunderers, or to make up vast polit-
ical fund to domoralize and corrupt the people
The interior Department, with the land jobbing
contracts aud corrupt extension OF patents The
Postofiice Department arranged before the
House by committee of the Honse and the
State Department, arraigned before the rulers of
the earth for its failure to vindicae the rights Of
the nation and the citizens of the nation.
The meanness of the thing consists in charg
ing the responsibility of this shameful state of
affairs upon the president, when it is notori-
GUS that congress- by the tenure of office law,
has taken from him the power to apply the
remedy: and even while making this speech,
Mr.. Washburn was advocating the impeach-
ment Of the President for attempting, in spite
of that bill, to remove from Office the very
prince of the public robbers and corruption
ists +. NJ. Stanton. Not postmaster not
even little county assessor or tax collector
can be removed from otficc-no matter how
corrupt he may hc--without a formal presen-
tation OF charges against him, and then only
on vote of the Senate and it is notorious
that when the President has gone to even this
trouble to have a corrupt official eusted, in
nine cases out of ten his brother robbers have
had interest enough in the Senate to have him
retained in Office.
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one OF THE LEADERs.-The New Hamp-
shire Patriot gives the following lively sketch
of one of the present radical leaders down in
Georgia:
The radical party boasts itself the party Of
great moral ideas, and it seems to have pecu-
liar claim TO this title. Take . case In 1854,
a negro named Aaron A. Brady was convicted
Of seducing and running. under promise OF mar
rage, yellow girl, in KiHgs county, New York.
He was sent to Sing Sing prison for ten years.
He served out his time, and without being re-
stored to citizenship went " Boston and set up
as lawyer Immediately after Mr.. Chase be-
came Chief Justice, in 1854, Mr.. Sumner had this
Same Aaron A. Bradley, admitted to the Supreme
Court of the United States. Bradley went back
to Boston, whore ne kept up kind of precarious
existence until 1857, when he was employed by
the Radical National Committee to go south and
organize Loyal Leagues and new Constitutional
Conventions for the southern people. He is now
a member Of the Constitutional Convention of
Georgia. With such men for constitution makers,
who can doubt the wide diffusion and perma-
nent establishment Of "great moral IDEAS" when
they employ such men to sxemplify and propo-
gate them?
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tcNhty
$4,000.

OBITUAnY.--It is with profound feelings Of
regret and sorrow that we this day chronicle the
death Of Mrs. ELIZA b. BEATTIE, the wife of
Charles j. Beattie, Esq, of this town. Mrs. Beat
tie died on Friday, the 21st instant, at seven
o'clock and forty.two Minutes, A. M, after a
brief but severe illness. The deceased has been
resident of This town for nearly ten years, and
by her serene disposition, and consistent chris
tim character, epdeared herself to all who had
her loss is deeply felt and sincerely regretted by
our whole community. The funeral obseaaes Of
the deceased were celebrated at the BAPTIST
Church in this place, on Saturday, the 22nd in.
slant, and we here take the liberty to insert an
extract from the sermon Of tho Rev. Mr.. Simon.
son. the pastor Of the church, delivered on that
occasion. -i1ntidc (iW.) Sentinel.
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We find tho following in the Chicarn III

W. Iihu INC lOlloWlng IN the chicago 1iDies..
CHICAGoASs AT Lyons, 'IowA-We take
pleasure in commencing to our neighbcr. at
Lyons, Iowa, the boot and shoe firm of Water.
man " Leland. OF that thriving young city. Mr.
5. ID. Leland has for the past three years been
associated with Bullock Bros, of Chicago, and
stands a socially and in business sense. Mr.
). d. Waterman has for the last IL months been
with the Merchants Union Express Company,
in the Chicago Office, and has references Of the
best order.
1t is the fashion Of Chicago 10 claim the whole
State OF Illinois belonging to that city, other
wise the Times would hardly have the fare 10
claim these Ottawa boys as "Chicagoans." The
truth is, they were born raised and educated at
Ottawa, and got into business at Chicago for the
simple reason that Chicago, to have honest,
capable and efficient clerks and statesmen, is al
ways compelled to draw them from the rural
districts" her climate being fatal to the growth
OF that sort of "1roiuc,." We are glad our
young friends have had the good sense to "branch
out" on their own hook outside of Chicago.
They are good, active, stirring, homes. boys,
whom the people of Lyons will find eminently
worthy Of their liberal support.
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ventions.

The Republican State Convention OF Ohio.
which met at Columbus on Tuesday, appoint
ed delegates to the Chicago Convention IN
structing them to vote for Grant for President
and Ben Wade for Vice President The rcso-
buttons declare the ''history. of the last four
years" to dc the platform Of the Republican
party, whatever that may mean, endorse i'm
parchment, and remember with pride and
satisfaction the services of that noble patriot
and statesman. r. VI. Stanton"
On the same day. n Democratic State Con-
vention was held at Harrisburg, Pa, Charles
f. Boyle was nominated for State Auditor.
delegates were appointed to the Democratic
National Convention, and an electoral ticket
arranged. The resolutions assert the suprem-
acy of the Constitution; allege its gross in
fraction by the party in power in numerous
instances; declare in favor Of Il reduction of
army expenses, and rigid economy in all de-
partments OF the public service: denouncc
impeachment as gross and reckless abuse of
partisan power; declare in favor of an early
resumption Of specie payment; and that ''un-
til the government Is able to redeem the legal
tenders III coin, the holders of $50 bonds
ought to be required to receive them in pay.
ment for such bonds as they fall due"
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Quite mania seems to have broken out in
Iowa to rob the safes of county treasurers and
tax collectors. No less than half dozep such
robberies are mentioned within few weeks past.
The latest was that Of tn. safe Of the Tuscaloosa
county treasury, from which the burglars took
$4,000
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The second congressional district Of Kentucky
is not represented. Cause.-The representative
rebel; but unlike Logan, on becoming loyal, he
wouldn't become radical. The people of the
district prefer to have no representative if they
can't have the man they want
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1t will be seen by the above that giving the
republicans al the States they carried at the
last simmer and fall elections, and adding to
them the entire electoral vote of the southern
States, which they can only obtain by inus-
tioe, violence and fraud, they will still hold
but $50 electoral votes against a but should
their scheme of reconstruction wholly fail as
there is still probability Of its doing, they
wou.d be lett with but 62 electors against ia
leaving them without ''ghost of chance
OF electing the next President
The obvious lesson to be drawn from these
figures by the democratic party is an admoni.
ton. more impressive than words can make it..
to the exercise Of wisdom in the choice of
their candidates and arranging their pro-.
graume for the coming presidential race. We
have an immense popular preponderance, and
what is more important, we have right on our
side Ii the democracy, by injudicious coun-
sells or bungling leadership, fritter away these
advantages, they ought to be defeated.
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FROM SERENA.
THAT RFI.T.
WV. Il. LoRING, Sec.

Editors Free Trader-Sirs: We learn. through
the columns OF your excellent paper, that Dis
trict No. 3 is carrying a Bet which they have
won by superior spelling this winter He fail
to SEQ it. No. carries h JaN. We challenge
No. 3, or any other district in Serena for spell.
ing match. No =
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Presidential Speculations.

In the various street fgurings as to the prob
abilities of the next presidential election, it is
frequently the case that not one in dozen is
either able to state the whole number of cleo
tors, or the number to which each State is en-
titled respectively. We publish full list be-
low, and to show how greatly the chances OF
success are in favor of the democratic party.
If they will wisely use the elements of success
they hold in their hands, we present the list
al three diysions-the first embracing the
States that gave democratic majorities at the
last election; the second embracing the States
that gave republican majorities and the third
the southern States, which. though over
whelminglg democratic if left to themselves,
may yet, and undoubtedly will, be so manipu-
lated by the party in power as to cast their
electoral votes for the radical candidate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-03-07

The following are extracts from lengthy
article in the New York Times, on the propos-
cd Impeachment:
The Presidents removal of Mr.. Stanton and
his appointment OF Gen. Thomas were in distinct
and unmistakable defiance of these provisions Of
that the Civil Tenure) law. 1t is also clear that
this violation of the law has been intentional on
the Presidents part-not with = view ~ the
heated zealots of Congress assume, of usurping
power and overthrowing the institutions Of the
country, but for the purpose of testing tho con-
stitutionality of the law, and of procuring ju-
dical definition of the limits and prerogatves of
the Executive Department of the Government,
under the Constitution of the United States. 1t
would be going too far to say that the President
has right thus to violate and disregard a law
by his official acts, for the purpose of test
ing it's validity, for it is the solemn and impera
tive duty of the Preadent, as of every other
officer and citizen, to obey the laws. But if he
takes the risk of disobedience, he is entitled to
the chance Of being sustained in the opinion on
which his action is based. In this case the Pres
ident believes that the Constitution gives him
the right of removing civil officers of the Gov
eminent, in such a full and explicit manner that
Congress cannot by law deprive him Of it. He
claims, therefore, to have removed Mr.. Stanton
by virtue of an authority higher than that of the
lision Of authority between him and Congress
shall be brought to the Judgment and decision Of
the Supreme Court.
He is not only entitled to such decision, but
the whole country is interested in having 1t CIV
en- Under our form Of government, as under
every form of government which has been or can
be devised doubts will arise as to the proper dis
tributon of authority and power. We have, un-
like governments of a different form, written
Constitution by which the limits of official au-
thority are defined. and the powers and prcroga-
tives Of the several departments OF the govern
,nent are described and conferred; and conse-
quenty, the only controversies that can arise out
of attempts on the part of one department to en-
croach on the jurisdiction Of another, become
questions of construction. Such controversies
will arise from time to time in tho progress Of
affairs, and it is important for the country, as
well az for the parties directly concerned, that
they should be settled--for it is only in this way
that constitutional provisions come to have u
! fixed and accepted meaning and that the work
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-03-07

Barnums Museum, in New York, was again
destroyed by fire on the 3D. inst. portion OF it
was occupied at the time by Van Amburgh's
menageris, and most Of tho larger animals were
lost. His loss is estimated at 100000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-03-07

Arrangements are being made in Chicago for
series Of readings" for the benefit of Dickens
sister-in-law, who is in infrnl health, and keep
ing boarding house in that city. Mr.. Murdoch
is to read.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-21
Oer rs. MGra.

seuts, am 18ten N1ars bor span-
sig Sabren fam bic @dbrun9 gum
llusbrud, Die I'M SfotbSeutlaen GoIfe
oen &eim 3u Der oroBen poIitil1en
Gntiuidelung Iegte, lpelde fid bor nns
fern Olueeu in 6ielen SlDaiiSig Sobren
ofenbast bat. WeIder 9ioroOeuffhe
oenft nid)t nit flopfenOem Sersen an
ben Is. WflrS 1S4S snriif, ben Gbrens
tag fur oas oeutIde Soif, oen blutiaen
Sag, ipelder ben bodmiitbigen uno
faItberSigen 9ObensoIler aipnne, Oem
8oIfe 0leipeft Su aoIIen, oemielbsn
Solfe, tpel@es er fur3 borber in leis
uem alteeuobnten 0InfeI 70 fdper
belei0iet. Oie 126 SelOen, ipeIde am
Is. Nfdrs ibren SOB auf ben garifas
ben BerIins fanoen, iuaren Oie 4io>
niere, mrlHe bas 6eutfde Ginieunas<
iuert anbabnten. Sbr glnbenfsn miro
uns eipig tbeuer bIeiben.
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@erabau.

8ie NlinerolI6ake Ser gereinisten
Staaten, ipeIde Elm 10 ipefentli9es
Clement ocS 0ieiHtbums biefes 2ans
oes biIoeu, tperOen auf cine b0bit EN-.
pride g8eife aussebeutet. Sur
duBerf iuenige praftifa unO theoretiib
sebiIDete @1anner bon Sad finb seeeu.
iudrti9 bier sil iinben, tpeIde ben
8ergbau auf cine ergiebtge ltilo ipiiieiis
fdaftlide g8eife gu betrelben beriteben
un0 bieleimt SO psf. unter 0ieien tas
ben lire Musbiloung IN europa, ilas
mentli@ auf Der Berg. 9ltabenie gu
Sreiberg in 9abfen erbalten. Bel>
den tSegen fur oen Bergbau absr bisie
beriibinre 2ebranftult aaeSeit 9etpelen
1T, betueiien junadit bic Sreiberser
Silberbersnerfe felbf, bic felt LANCER
ais 300 Sabren bur9 ibren fur bic
oanSe beremanniI1e @eIt oLs Wfuiter
oienenoen 8etrieb Dem Stoat 0ur9 bic
Qlusbeute an fid uuo burd) @rnGbrune
taulenoer BON Mrbeitern BON oem ipes
lentlidFen gtuben seiuefsn iinb.
Sur 0ur1 bic griin6lide Bil6nng
oer 8er9tuerfsbedniten auf tbeoretis
ideni, ME nuf prattif9ent 6el0e tonnte
oieles 3ieI erreidt iper0en uno es tpdre
Daber nantentlid fur Mmerifa Elm gang
unberedenbarer 8ortbeil, iuenn Der
Idn9F geniaate 8orldlae 3ur Griins
bung elmer nationaIen Berobaufdule in
glusfIbrung sebra6t mirre. SO piirbe
fur BEN 0nfans bielleibt oas 8iuefs
mdBi9ite feiu, iunee fdbi9e 2euie,
rYel1e fd bic n6tbi9en 8orfeniitnille,
nunlentlid matbematildle, bereits err
iuorben boben, nad 6reiberg su fene
ben, nm fit bort fur 6as 9ebrfad) aus
subiloen. Gs iin6 uns bereits lnebrere
BeilpieIe bsfannt, baB n1mIid5 iunge
9lmerifaner bort Itubirt bdben uno, mil
lebr anerfernenSmertben Senntni1eu
ausgeriiltet. bierber Suriifgefebrt fno,
6ie 6anr setp0bnIi9 ben 9iittenbetriet
bon 9lttien9eielfdaften ais Sirettorer
/ leitei, nlIein es mub sttuas bon Seiter
Der 9lotionalreeierrn9 gef6eben, un
| ben Ylan fueiter uno IN gr0beren
| NfaBifabe aussufIbrerl, ba es nnr 81
/ bdufig borfomilt, baB 0as Salent obn
N1ittcl lit, ettpns gu ieiner Gerbou.
tommnung ansuiuenOen. SSreiIia foHt
| Sas Sauptougenmert nls0ann oarau
geri6tet feir, allen Nepotisntus, aIl
perf6nIideu 8egunitieuitgcn bel be
9lusmabl folder iunger 9eute CUR &us
biloung auf 0ffentIide Soften auSSu
fdIleben un6 ben Gnnten MIR in luirf
lid cmpfanglihen 8oOen gu ifreuer
9lber: ''hic haeret aqua ]"
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CUR Gbarattertittf 6es
6riegs oer BrafiIianer ca.
gegen Paraguay. Nfan f9reibt
bon 9tio De Saneiro:
,,Nom Srlegsfdauplake uoIlten no d
irnmer feine fur Die braiiIianifden
Erlppen aanltiee 9ta9ridten foinmen,
iuahren6 es am @eeentbeil nidt feblt.
3lpar iino in ben Iekttn lHoden nur
fleine 0HormibeI 5n beridten geiueien,
bod mar fofpobl Die Snitidtibe, ais Der
grfoIg ftets auf paraguitif9er Seite.
MuBeroem lit es benz Nrdi0enten Qopes
Qelungen, Sur Defung Der @erbinoun9
5umaita's NIT Der Sauptitaot 9liuncion
einen Dammrpeg bur1 oos @boco unb
Die 9nmpf9eeenoen nad1 oem Yerineio
on,uleaen, ouf tpel1enl CT i@ou Hferoe
mn0 8iebtransperte be3ogen bat. Sas
sur @roberung Der parogaitifdlen Boit
tion bon Eebicuarp, oeren 8erIuIt Oie
Communications Der Yara9uiten febr
erIAmeren tpiiroe, cine yoepaltige Gre
petition" ausaeriiItet iperoen f0Ilte, III
einifueiIen nod nidt iiber Oas 6taeiliin
0es @eriiMtgs binausgeEomnen. Die
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reMenbarer as ie, un0 iiberoies ii
9J1itre, Der %raibent Der Ga sEtatas
@taaten, i'm Begriffe, NIT mebrerer
| Jfeaimentrrn bonn &rie0slhaupIabe ab
su,iehen, uln bic Mebolution in 9antC
sc su tuiterOriiden. Inter 10 bewanO.
ten llmltdnOen nub mobt Die @tim.
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ct ipeib fi1 ;u bertbeiOigen, On
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Bsfeltieungeu BON Eepituarp, Die unit
Den GdnOnen Der g Iiirten aus Der Sri
pod,Gen, belpeih Dab oie &aAs no
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3nodenuub Mfde,

H &nonen uno 9lf6e.
Rnoden Mno 9lld5e 9ehen oMrd Die 9nn0
Ser Sausfrau leoen Sag. SOlj 1T nod
inliner oas 9auptfeuerungsmaterial i'm
6armbanIe un6 lit Der @ertb Der 9lldle
iebr pobI eeI9dbt. Mfan beadttt lie
beIonbers Der Gauge balb.r, Die fie abb
qiebt, um0 ioIIte ein lleberfduB bon Der
Seifenbereitune iibris bleiben, fomat
er Sem &imengnrten an Der Sintertbure
su eut. Die &no1en 6aee9erl lperoen
Dem Suube boreeiporfen unb eeben 3u
@run6e. Solte nun Die foreenbe
Sausfrnu ebeniO re9elnidBig bic 8uos
| den oufbemabren als Die 0lfde, To-
ipiroe re cine before Setononlis bsrs
folaen uno ibrein Riihengarten nod
einmaI 10 bieI Gutes 5ufomnen lailen.
anoHen baben ben ooppelten gDerth
Son 2Ifde ais Diin9er, 10 iuie ne auf9es
| lott IIno uno gfde pirb lie ba3n brin>
aen. g8erfe bei0e Mrtifel in eiu SAP
! i'm Seller. uno nad)6em su eIsi9en
SbeiIen acnildt, baIte re itets feudt
| NIT @eifenIangs, bic ie beiber ie bsHer
iii. Die Gauge ioLlte niht in folder
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oann Oie ganje Wlahe ourd9earbeitet
mer0en une tuiro Elm ausge3eidnetes
| DlnaemitteI abeeben fur 0as 8lumens
bett oOer ben RIdensarten.
HB Bafferber6iimffumeeei
@emadJte. - Nad Dr.. Sales ges
nouen 8eoba1tungen banbt eins
gBeinrebe, Der.n aeiantnlte BIdtter eint
| aberadbe Dor etipa - Quooratfuf
barItelten, 5ur Belt ibres frdftiglter
gBadstbunls SIS llnSen 9EnIIer tag
lid5 aus, b. I. in3 Sagen Elm 8funi
uno inebr ais cine @aIlone in 4 g8oden
mas oIeih 1T einerJ Barrel 0uf oel
9Itfer tialiG. Das griineE6e @eipadl
fdnti 10 ipentg obne Qlusounitane be,
, ffeheft. ipie Der Iebenoe MenIh; ia felbl
i'm @inter 0iinften Die bIattlolen 8peig
aus nno bebiirfen oesbalb aud iuieoe
/ sinss 8uFuHes.
G Banmip oIIenifeuer.G 81
II 1T baufig borgefonlriien, DAB Baum
, ipoIle mad Stem @orf berfan0t iDoroel
all III. ipeld,e bort nit 8eIhlag beIeg
) iruroe, neil es an Sfadipeilen iibe
: @ntribtnng Der 9efebliden Steue
Il fehlte, oblDphl oieieibe eeleiltet mai
: 9luf 9lnfrage inebrerer beoeutenoe
? 8aumpoIIen 3dnoler IN gfeip gorl
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sn syranfreldj Fino pdbreHc Ser
Isbteu Iiebfn Sabre 297 Berfonen 0nrH
Giienbabnen get0ttet luorDeu. Or
9nbngefs nfdaften geben 5n, 0dB ion
hiegeH nus 169 Oura eigehe TubrtdfIigs
Felt unss Qeben famen. SsH 0enfFelEeu
eiskannse luafben 1915 gleilenDe ere
lsbli6 pernnmInsIt, lUOpoh Al ohrdl ilr
eioeneg BeriAtlbsn 9at Sabre 1866
lpsrEen bon $50 NaluIonen 0leilenben
lSl eet5btet nne $40 Derwunctt.
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- Sn benz Cincinnati ,,8olfsbIatt"
reoigirt uon benz 9roBen un6 ipeiien
SalIauref, iuir0 Der 8ertrag 5ipifden
6en Ser. Gtanten uno gtorb6eutidIano
miteetbeilt uno Die llnterf9riften in
fnInenher 9Heife nnneaeben:
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pins *. bat 10 eben benz franz
a0lilben Srappiiten Sroen cine f40ne
06tei in Der gfabe bon Goui, in VSt.
Saul su ben Orei aueaen", gum Se>
fdenfe gentn6t. 0lus 0Heier bers
Idriebene N9itelie6er oes SrOens fino
beitimmt, ben 70 erbaltenen gruno nne
8ooen 81 cuItipiren.
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- -yli Mulffdheil lperoeH fl0d1 ilililier
ncue Gntoedliuael 0emaht, lpeldDe sci.
aen. ipie ipeni9 iener She'll Der Gree
befannt lit, obluobl DerleIbe fdcn Dor
bun0ett Sabren, uno einige Ebeile i'm
Qlnfana Oe6 lrsten SabrbnuoertS ent :
Oedt tUureen. Dis lebte 9faAridbt BON
otefer Be3iebuug III fOleenOe: 8apitain
GaoeE, iuelder cine Gntoedunasreile
mad, Der n0roliden Suite mad)te, bat
eineu 6IuB nit elltsns Qan6 an bei6eu
Illfern entDedt, 0ee0IeidleH einen pradlt :
pollen 5ofeu Der cine sSIa1e bon fiinfs
aehn anaDratmeiIen beoedt. Qlis einen
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