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The Democratic National Platform.

The Democrats in the Georgia Recon-
struct,on Convention, declared by their
votes and speeches on Thursday last:
lst That the States have a right to
secedc. ri
I'd. That there is no such crime as
treason against the United States.
Sd. That Jefferson Davis is not a
traitor.
4th. That Georgia has legal right
to go out of the Union.
The necessary inference from these
| premises is:
lst That the war was not unconstitu-
! tional.
I'd. That the rebel armies wer. com.
posed of honorable men defending their
sacred and inalienable rights.
Sd. That the Union armies were
composed Of murdcrers.
4th. That the national debt was ilie-
gally incurred.
stu. That slavery is not lawfully
! abolished
These doctrines will constitute tho
basis of the Democratic national plat
I form. They are tile doctrines which
Geo. II. Pendleton has uniformly and
consistently maintained. They are the
principles from which the unreconstruc-
| ted whites of the South are everywhere
eontending. To aid them in securing
these rights" the Northern Democracy
opposes the reconstruction policy OF
Congress. 4 more comprehensive state
ment of the issues OF the campaign
could not easily be made.
1t only remains to add that a rebel
soldier, who had had one of his legs
shot off, and who believes that the war
Is ended, made i speeci, in the conven-
ton denouncing the Democratic party,
and demanding that the new colstitu-
ton of Georgia shall have clause de-
claring that secession is treason, and
that future trnitors shall be punished
with death. The treason clause was
carried by strict party votes ayes TO
AZ noes. r. -r3' ~
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IOWA ITEMS.

Iowa built .l55, 55s dwelling houses
in the year 1867. !.
AT present the Iowa Blind Asylum
at Vinton, contains about fifty inmates.
The editor Of the West Union CT
zettc, in writing an obituary of the death
of one of his compositors, uses the fol-
lowing heart language, which expresses
much, very much, of true friendship:
''The writer loves his friends. John
was one of them, and good one. The
path between our house and the home
of the family to which he belonged is
very short and was always we'll worn.
The libel suit began against the pro-
prietors of the Burlington Xdpk-Eyc by
Gen Fitz Henery Warren, has been
dropped from the docket. ..r
A paper mill it to be built at Clinton,
to be in operation within the year. Mr..
Ellsworth of Onondagn county, N. y,
is the leading man in the company, in
connection with few Of the monied
men of that place. Ground situated
south of the city has been purchased of
S. g. Magill oil, Lyons, and work is to
be commenced immediately. Thirty
thousand dollars are to be expended in
buildings.-LyOns Mirror. sali4<.
AT WoRK.-Hon. Jacob Butler, Pres
ident of the Muscatine and Oskaloosa
Railroad, andS. G. Stein the only 9TH
or director from this county now in the
city, have begun active and earnest OPP
erations towards placing the now enter
prise upon tangible footing. Subscfip-
ton papers are being prepared, and a
committee will soon walt upon the resi-
dents of this city and county to secure
what aid they can to assist in the build
ing Of the road. So soon as suffic ent
encouragement is received, Messrs. But
Ter and Stein design making n trip to
the cast, to get all the assistance they
can in that quarter. Should the sub
scriptions foot up rs they ought to,
there is no doubt that ample aid will be
procured and the constructed of the
road rendered a certainty. So we would
urge all who are waited upon by the
committee to give all they can possibly
afford. Money so donated will not be
bread east upon the water fruitlessly,
but to return tTo-fod. -.Nuscatin Jour
not.
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The Republicans of Tennessee in
their State Convention, held yesterday,
adopted platform which will challenge
the admiration Of every intelligent free
man in the world. 1t declares as sound
political principles:
l. The unalterablc and uncondition-
oil support of the Union.
9. The administration of the govern
ment by those who saved it, and not by
those who sought its destruction. :,
8. No steps backward in the cause of
freedom.
4. General Grant for President in
1865.
5. Congress to be supported in its
struggle with an apostate President.
9. Free education for every child in
the State. ~.
I. Encouragement to immigration.
s. The maintenance of the rights of
manhood irrespective of color or race.
BY this sign shall the Republicans of
Tennessee aud of the whole Union con-
quer in the coming election.
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FromyDs Moines.

MI III kpEs MoINEs. Jap.A, 1854
Dedr AdpSstiSsr. -Thinkih0RN might
be the duty of some one of til servants
ar the peol,ae Is inform yoa OF w9at
he'd been< pno Mere. or was likely TO PC
done, T he skiskDd the writing. Of
Whist may p6Ovdto be an uninteresting
communication think we have .
very intelligentand wide-awake Legis-
lature this winter, except the members
from Cedar" III course,l and hope, .of
moral stamina {nough to stand fast Tor
the right. -. -s.
There are severa important questions
before Us, but most Of our work is yet IN
the hands Of tie committees. Among
the most important Bills ana petitions
before us are petitions for a more, strin-
gent Liquor Law railroad grants, estab-
fishing q State reform school, - state
Normal school, township tax collectors,
&c, ta t1a
There will be d hard pull on the ques-
ton Of establishing legal rates for carry
ing OIL railroads One party contend-
ing that this will destroy the railroad
interests of our State, and keep out east
ern capital tire other, that we may as
well have no lailroads as TO be eaten up
by them. It il rather q hard question
W dcCluS Is DeSt " Nv - OuA VS0SFT
ern members all assure US of the eastern
portion Of the State of having no care
for their interests :. having railroads OF
our own, and now heiAg willing 70 enact
laws which will virtually deprive them
Of railroads for nn indefinite period. /
c c.'n- !. s"y 'sv aMefermined. have heard
some in favor Of such enactment declare
they would stay here all next summer
before they wouldgive up the point.
The Temperance men hope to be able
to pass more stringent Liquor Law;
willie the -.Ifseer party" of course, are
using every cffost to repeal the present
Liquor Law andcstablish II license law.
/ am not slft we can pass more
stringent law, but feel positive many
weak kneed Republicans, who might
oppose it, woul vote against any
License law. Tile indications are that
there will be hard struggle on this
liquor question. Representative Trues-
dale presented a petition signed by =, 600
persons, asking FIR more stringent laws.
Many other counties have presented
strong petitions On this subject, which
makes me feel asi though "Old Cedar"
strong as she is On temperance, was be-
hind and had not come up to what the
friends Of tempe tance had reason to ex-
pect of her. Hoping for the best, in the
triumph of temperance, and all other
principles Of just Ice and morality,
am, yours truly, WIZ.
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The Philadelphia Press says that the
defeat of Governor Swan for United
States Senator by the Legislature OF
Maryland is . terrible blow to thor
ough demagoguc, and has produced
great excitement ut Baltimore aud An
napolis. His betrayal OF the Union
party into the hands of the rebels, and
his successful efforts to defeat negro suf-
fragee, which would have prevented the
rebel soldicrs from ruling the Htate,
We're all intended to secure him tl,c
United States isenato,shjp bnt when
the nieii lie had Helped 50 effectGally
came 70 act, they refused to trust one
who had so baselyt deserted and prn-
scrlLed bis own friends, aud so elected
MI. Hamilton, regular old hard-shell
Democrat.
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The Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific
Railway are sooii to put rcfrcshmcfit
car upon their road. It IS to be run In
the middle ofthetfains, easily accessible,
and SO arranged tlrat one can takc.a lux
urious meal at one's case, thus avoiding
the. miserable W;Ayside railroad eating
houses that ire generally such Il hui
sancc. tft tt7ftts 5Eistts "a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-01-30

The Kansas papers state that several
cases OF poisoning have occurred in that
State, from parties eating huckwhcat
flour in which t4e Seeds Of the limp
SON. weed had yeen mixed and ground
The symptoms are intense thirst, fol-
lowed by crying and laughing fits, in
which the ln,ml of the eye becomes
greatly dilated, and finally delirium
sets in. No one has yet died with it.,
but several persons have been effected,
and in one ease 4 whole fanlly of four
was thus poisoned. il
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-01-30

THE PASTA AND ALI His RErINUE.
wIscv Oliver Crane, Missionary at Adrianople.
rites: The machine works admirably. There
is no Sewing Machine but this in all Adriano-
pie. We have had company after com paily to
witness its magic operation, from the best
classes IN Adrianople: among them the pash,i
specimen OF his own sewing, and was delight
en-. II has many admirers. Some want to
purcEse--ail stand amazed at its telcgraphic
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-01-30

A NEW CONTISENT.-San Is
land papers give the particulars Of the
discovery of II heretofore unknown land
in the Attic Ocean, which is thought to
be the long sought for polar continent.
The discovery Was made by Capt. Long,
of the American whale ship Nile, who
sailed several days along its southern
coast, and named it .Agropell's Land, y
in honor Of a Russion explorer who ac-
companied him. 1t is free from snow,
IA portion of 1t covered with Vegetation,
and has an active volcano near it's CEN
tire. Being discovered by an American,
it will become part OF the possessions
Of Uncle Sam. = I
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IaSTRAY, MISREPRESENTATION up by Peter l..
nary 3. 1868, one dark roam Heifcr. one ybsar old
asst Spring; appraised at Sl5NO. Also!one red
Heifer. same age, line back; appraised at 81 500.
January IL, 1868. >. YATES, Clerk.
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BLlCKsNITH AyD WAGON SHOP,

EylHE undersigned would respectfully inform
i the public that they are prepared, on the
notice, to do all kinds Of Twisting and
Turning in iron and Wood, also jobbers Wagon
Work and BlackSInithing.
b IT,. HEITSEI. & SPEAkM.tN.
June 3D. 1867. CLARENCE, Iowa.
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DIR. Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
.s A Substitute for Calomel.

These Pills are composed of various roots, having
the power to relax the secretions OF the liver as
promptly and effect uai,y as blue pin mercury, and
without producing any of those disagreeabe or dam
gerous effects wh:h ofea follow the Of the latter
In all bilious Disorders these Pills may he used with
confidence, they promote the discharge OF vita.cd
bile and remove those Instructions from the liver
and hillary ducts hcL tile Of bilious aec-
tions in general. it,, .,y ,...-., , T..,-... 4.
SCHENCk'S MANpEAKEp1LLS cure sc:t Head.
ache All disorders ofthe Liver, Indicated ~ saow
skin, coated tongue, cossiveness, drowsness. and
general feeling Of vearinsss and lassitude, showing
that the liver Is In torpid Or ohsrucse 81, condition.
In short. these Pills may be used with advantage in
all cases when a pursatye or Alternative medicine is
required.
Please ask for cdr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills."
and observe that the two Of the Doctor
On the Government stampone whe in the last stage
Of Consumption; the other in his present health
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price % cents
per box. Prncipal Office, No North OIL, street. Phil
adelphi., Pa. General Wholesale Agents: Denas
Barnes & Co. 81 Park Row, New York; lance,
$40 baltimore st, Baltimore, Md; John D Park,
corner Of Fourth and Walnut sts Cine nnstti. Ohio;
Walker 4 or, l34 and 1876 W ahssh Avenue. Chica.
Ill: Collins Brothers, southwest corner Of Second
nd Vine streets, St Louis, Mo. 5th k5shssnly !,
Yeast Cakes and Powders at ALLEN d
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Candles and Soap at
BUY YOUR TEAS
At go
zu AIDE MS.
.Istlf2 A LECTURE

Dust Published, In scaled Envelope. Price
.e,t. 49, zs,.s,. six cents.
a Lcctrre on the Nature, Treatment
and Radical Gum OF sperm atorrhna. or semi
nai Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, sexual
Drhihty, and imicttinenfs 10 Marriage gene
rally Nervousness, Incapacity, result Ing from
self Abuse, &c.-Hy RdHEiiT J.HEt.fvEl-
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The world renowned author, iii this admira-
sie lecture CLEARLY proves from his own espc-
rlsncs thai the awful Consequences of Self
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TER what mis- cohlition may ", 1ssay cure him
Ell fEf pns 5S rs 4i T9I
SANDS AND THQtTaAIIns.slI1 .7f- .-f-Ft1e..ees .
Sent under seal, to any address. In a plain
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for Febru-
rary has the following contents:
Does it pay to. smoke by James
Parton. George Silverman's explana-
ton, Part II; by Charles Dickens.
characteristics of Genius, by Rev. Il.
III: Hedge. Orion, q poem. A week in
Sybaris, by Rev. 4. Z. Hale, author of
The man without n country" The
Victim, by Alfred Tennyson. Beau
mont aud Fletcher, Massinger and
Ford, by Edwin +. Whippie. Flotsam
and Jetsam part II. Doctor MOlke's
Friends; part III, by DR.. 1. I. Hayes
The romance Of certain old clothes, by
Henry James, Jr. The meeting, a
poem by John g. Whittier. Four
months on the Stage. The Destructive
Democracy. The Encyclopedias, by
John q. Rosengarton. Reviews and
literary notices. ...f ...f r-
TIcKNoR & FIELDS, Publishers, Boston.
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A GENTS wANTEDl- $50 per
n month THE YEAR ROUND, or $40 per
Tent. Profit on Commission. We guaranty the
,boyc salary commission to active indus
.rious agents at their own homes to introduce
In nrtice Of Indispensable utility in every house.
hold. For full particulars call on, or address
I@t = ,F"t ~ q. ". JACKSON 4 CO.,
n5lw4 IL south ST., Baitimcre, Md,
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J, &C. TURNER.

i the practice OF Medicine .Ill t;ais ylcniCE
onlce south side Of court house square, Upton
AoWh. Isl
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enquire into the sAaptiop Of djscrimina-
tory rate ~ rnolm6d comp4hies, The
various resolutions tsking vide range
upon the sufFrage question were refel7ed
to the Committee on, CO1etituteonal
Amendments. "A rooOlufi0n against the
consolidation Of snilfoad companies was
adopted.
january 25eh. In the Senate asking
that the Board or Supervisors be auth
orized to ratify sales Of land In certain
cases. Bills were introduced 70 provide
for the encouragement Of agriculture !;
relative to fugitives from justice to the
return of the permanent School Fund 70
the State and to the passage Of safer
laws In reference to Insurance compan-
les. ,ifts III. Se9s i Is
In the House several petitions were
Introduced asking the passage Of more
stringent liquor law, and also for the
establishment Of State Normal School;
to require the construction Of the Dubu-
que and Sioux City railroad on the orig
inal located line under pain Of forfeit
ure. The bills granting the U. 8. Gov
ernment the right OF way and to use
materials In the construction Of the low
or rapids canal to require the construc-
tion Of shutes IN mii1-dans to establish
4 Board Of Immigration; to require the
early construction of the G. r. /. & P
H. II. to Council Bluffs to authorize
collection of taxes accruing IN any
county, in any other county where no
property Is found in the former.
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Registry Law. !.


Ds Me dad f sff t thet stsRs Axse
sembly for the passage Of a law to se
cure the ballot-box Of the State from
fraud. There ought to be no partisan
opposition to wisely FRAMED Act Of
this kind, but If there shall not be . sol
id vote against it from the Democratic
side Of the Legislature, the long estab-
lished policy or That party will be for
the first time suspended. It can be toll
erably safely assumed that the Repub.
lican majority in either branch must
take the sole responsibility oflnitiating
and carrying through the proposed
measure, and 1t ought, therefore, to be
passed through promptly, that through
no possibility it may BE- buried beneath
other measures SO that II will be defeat
ed for lack Of time in the last days of
the session. We, as Republicans, ask
for no advantage that shall come OF
continued fraudulent voting, and we
have the right to demand that the other
party should not realize such advantage.
The people have asked ten years for q
judicious Registry Law. They now
send up their petitions with an earnest
ness to which their Legislative repre-
sentatives cannot be Indifferent. -Natc
Register.
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Yeast Cakes and Powders at ALLENle
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-18

-SeFsu Gbren oerneuen
5 cut I d en- S lagge Sono.
lulu. Ser ,Yaeific Commercial
NocertiIer." Elm in SonoIulu, Der
SnuptlFaot Ger Sanbnids Snietn; ers
fdeinenOes @latt, beribtet in ieiner
gtummer bonn 4, San. iiber Elm Seit,
nelaes bic oorti9en Seutfdeu beint
erTten NufbiEen Der norooeutfden
BnnoesFagge 9sfeiert baben. @m
gteuiabrstd9e berfammelten ii5 bic
'M1itolieOer bes oeutl1en Clubs nit
ibren SamiIien in bent @llIbhnufe. Tim
10 uhr beaann Die Seier. Ser 8or<
iteber Der GeIelfbaft, ,Saufnann @la6e,
er6ffuete fie nit elmer &e6e, in iueIher
er Sic 9InipeIenben ouforOerte, unter
benz ibnen bon elmer itarten Wfadt
oaraebotenen l1tparSmeiBrotben 8anr
ner aud fern bon Der Seimatb in itano:
halter 2iebe unb $in9ebun9 ous;ubar'
| rem. 0araui ipurbe Die biSberigt
| Slaaae Der @eIell6aft berab9elaler
Mn0 Die neue i9tparspetBrotbe auf9e'
soaen unc, ais Fe idl i'm 8inoe etlt'
| foitete, NIT breimaIigem Snrrab, @u'
liit nn6 Sancnenoonner beoriibt. Di
8erIammelten soaen fid bieranf in ni
1GIubSimner surild, no Elm Seitinab
i bereif Fano, an Incident 9e9en 90
Safe She'll ua1men. Ser erite Eoa
bon Saufmann Send aus9ebradt, ga
Der oeutibea @ation unO Dem S1irm
I herrn Ses nor6osntIben BmSes 8oni
&siIbeIn,, Der stpeite bein @rafsu 8is
mard, s.sa
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-18
Gus sNe,,,pbis.

Sic oeutf6e Ratio ual@
GOnbentionin Gbiea9o B es
tt reffenO: H
Sn 8e;na auf baS mitsetbeilte
Sdreiben 6es Spe3iaIcomitssj fur
8erufung elmer 9tational Geabention
bon 20. MdrS 5. 8. bat Ser 0tefornl
Union Gerein in W1enlpbis in Grma>
eung, 6ab Stpar 6ie in 6emleIben aus
seipro9enen 9lhfi9ten ii6er Die @ins
fublolisfeit Ser Seutf9en i'm biefiacn
politifden 2eben cine unbeitreitbare
Sbatfade iit, uno oaB ie6er @eHu1,
aus oieler @erein3eIuns unS politi>
fden BeOeutun9slof9feit beraus5utre,
ten, ir9enb ipelbe 8esinitieung bers
bient; olein ba Die porgeIGla9ene
Sr9aniiation su ipdt in 9ln9riff 9es
tlonnen tuoroen ilt, nm 9lusii6t ouf
Oas @elinsen bes 8roieftes, ipie mir
es berfteben baben gu fonnen; oa, pie
OaS Circular fa9t, man innerbaI6 Der
beitebenoen Barteiorganifationen, aIio
ou9 innerbaIb Der repnblifanifden
Yartei, Die Seltenbma6ung bere6tigs
ter Sorberuueeu nid)t ertparten tam,
bie3. 9.Gepublifaner ii9 reanO6 our9
9enannte Yartei, ob9lei4 fie bieie vin
ibren @runbidsen f6manfeno uno uns
eittig" erfldrt, @iniuB berldaffen ipol<
len, ubo itdfebin in etnen gSi0eripru9
berwifeln, ser iidy bonn faGli9er
Stanbpunfte ni6t S6Ilig erfldren, unb
elm fslbfitanOi9es Sanoeln ntdt er>
fuarten laBt, uno mir ftrner Der 9lnfdt
fiko, oaB cine Sr9anilation freiFnnis
ger Oeutfaet BON benz @run6iase
-ausgeben muB, ni1t Y Yartet en-
5u ~ de7ns fen 5 ern bon ibnen n
9efn DIT 3ufp er6 en-, uno enolt9,
ba bic 8erufun9 auf Die 6eutiae @ons
bention i'm Sabre 1860 tptI6e befantt>
lid 4ni1t fur @runoldse, ioneern fur
8trIonen, ni1t fur Seutfde, fonSern
aNmerifaner ibre gSirflanlfeit entfalten
ioIItej iuenis 8ertrauen einf6Bt,-4ai
Is y ED 70 / fen: Die fraeli9e@on<
-beHtien uibt sa bef9i6en, ieoerseit
abet fur cine feIbittdnoise Oelitfde
Organization nit ben angeaebenen
3iueden trdftisIt initsutpirfeH, unb
b ei d loi fen Dem republitanif9en
'@entralr l@oitite bon gfen Sorf oiefe
8ef9tiiIie dIs GriuieSerung auf oas
.GirfiIar bonn 20. 9RdrS B. IS ntitttts
tbeiltn unO bielelben III Der j yMetnpbis
Steuet 8eit" une Der ,,Sehn. Gtadts<
5eitung in &aibbiIe" gu ber0fentIis
den. ian st-f s
Ser Mempbis Gefotm llniOn @erein
5'' 20 emu bis, 6en IL. 9Ipril 1868.
s, @. 8utttna baus,
Z. "a .i Yrdieeat. o.J1
$. g deer aa
Seft. ss1f
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-18
&ranfreid.

@rin3, 8Ion 8Ion IberI
Ben @eIfen. Nlus Sbiirin9ett miro
aeIdrieben; gSie mir aus siemIid ber<
blrater aucue bsriidern fonnenL 6at
Der 9rinS gtapolson l4 loipobl in
@eimar iuie in Sofia 0c9en mebrere
Standardization nit unllmipunoener
6reimiitbisfeit bariiber ausgeiprodeu,
6aB ion fein beitiinnter politif1er Nuf>
traa oes &ailers mad Berlin 9efiibrt
un6 er teine beion0ere Mlifiion 6aielbit
3u erflIIen gebabt babe. Sein 8unIb
lei geneien, li9 bon ben 8erbaltniifen
i'm yior6beutlden> >Bur6e uno fpeciel
in Berlin 0urd ei9ene @abrnebmung
su unterri1ten unO nit periAieoenen
NerIonen, benen er @infuB auf Die
@efaItuns Der Rolitif Sutraue, iiber
manni9fabe 9e9enitanoe 5u unterbal<
ten, oa man in rtiinoli6eni Serfebr IN
elmer Stunoe mebr Iernen Tonne, ais
Sur9 6te I1nelten Sepelden ltnO ums
fangreidten Musarbeitun9en. @r babe
.leinen @unl9 nlebr als er bies feIbit
9ebofTt, erfIut 9efe5en, uno Der @in<
6ruf, Sen er beionoers in Berlin err
balteu, 1ei elm Iebr bortbeilbafter uno
ben frieoIi9en 8esiebun9en SipifGen
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