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BY TELEGRAPH.
lnlEME PACIFIC OOAsr.
Return OF the COlrA1 Party from
Ia oregon.
Their Trip mp the COIumbIR-.The
Magnificent seenery-SAImon
Fishing. gf

Their Trip mp the CoIumbIa-.The
Magnificent scenery-SAImon
Fishing. Nf
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10.
Vice President Colfax aud party ar
rived here from Oregon last evening.
Though riding night and day by stage
coach from Monday TO Friday morn.
Ing, all the party are In the best oi
health. While 10 Oregon they were
most hospitality entertained, and on
their trip up the Columbia river to CS.
leto above Dallas, they were the
guests Of the Oregon Steam NaVI.
CATION Company, whose President,
Captain g. II. AInsworth, made the
excursion one OF unmixed pleasure,
The great canon Of the Columbia, with
It's walls Of basset, between three
and four thousand feet high, the river
with itB magnificent rapids or falls and
its submerged forest form one Of the
most sublime and most interesting oh.
Jects TO visit to be found Ia any country.
Salmon fShing is not yet oyer, Gov.
BrOSs and some OF the other members
OF the party speared some splendid tish
In most improved Indian Alyle. The
ride Of 600 miles by stage coach from
Portland TO Orville, over the CalIIovya,
Scott and Trinity Mountains, with
Mount Shaste peerlng In the skies his
robe OF perpetual snow, and through q
succession OF the most beautiful and
fertile valleys, affords one OF the best
and finest excursions on all the CONT.
nent. All who visit the Pacific Coast
should u possible eujoyit.
The Vice President wBs received ev.
erywhere with the most enthusiastic
demonstrations oi respect and esteem.
At Salem, Eugene City, Roseburg, Eu.
rekn, Shasta, Orllla, and MayAvllle,
the people insisted on speeches from
the Vice President and Gov. Bross,-
As usual, Mr.. Colfax both instructed
and delighted all who heard him. he
will attend the slILiugs OF the Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows here durIug the
present week, and expects TO start for
home about the 4!h OF October, }
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INTERESTING TO FARMERs.-A new
variety Of oats, called the Norway Oats,
have been tested by prominent plan:
tera In the South the past season, and
with astonishing results. We learn
that the propriet0ra have publlshed the
results OF these experiments, ~ stated
BY those who tested them, with q fun
and Interesting history, Illustrated,
which any one interested can have tree,
by addressing D. w, RAAIsDELL 4 CO.,
BOX 5, $50, New York, This matter d
worthy Of attention, % 1t seems to In.
dleate q new branch OF profitable Hgrl.
culture for the South,
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A STATEMENT which comes 10 US
from New York, that "promInent
Democratic politicians have made up
their minds TO send Reddy, the Black
smith, 10 Sing Sing, where he belongs p
Is highly Illustrative Of Justice In that
Democratic metropolis. 1! is dispensed
by the courts, 10 be sure, but the courts
are regulated by the politicians, and
Democratic rufliAnS are only punished
where It Is deemed politically insxpe.
dIent to let them 90.
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Z d Asnl1aaroN. Sept, 10.

- ~ A1'kAtAA1ASN'3ePe AV'
= Certain pension agents In Pennsyl.
HanlA recently appealed from the In
BtrucLlons OF the Commissioner Of Pen.
sIons, regulating agents fees and pay.
ing pensions by check on the Treas.
ury drawn to the order OF the pension
or. The Secretary OF the Interior
suStAlns the action Of the Commission.
or, and instructs that officer, Ia case
any agent declines to receive aud trans.
mit such checks, to regard an powers
Of attorney given him a8 ,annulled,
and to communicate direct with the
pensloner himBeli
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THE NEWS.

It is said Commissioner DelAno is op.
posed TO increasing the tax on whisky,
and that the whisky lobby Is already
organizing 10 have Il raised 10 one dol.
lar a gallon. Secretary Boutwell, also
favors the continuance OF the present
law ... "a
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LBy Gable Telegraph 10 the IntellEsncer.l i
y -L- ROUEH AnKRICA. L-Ml

End OF the PAFAguayAh WaF-RalI Oi
AScuneion-RIIRht OF Lopez.
'LnBoN, Sept. 20.
! A steamer from Rio Jauerlo has ar.
rived. Dispatches received from As,
cunclou, dated August 10, report that
the allleB.have captured AscuneIon and
Plerbebin. Lopez fled and the Para
guayanB can no longer continue the
struggle. A provisional government
has been Installed at AscuncIon. The
above news caused great rejoicing In
Brazil and the Argentine Confedera,
tlon. The war Is considered at an end
Buenos Ayres, Montevldeo and Rio ia.
nerlo were illuminated.
Henry T. Blow, Minister to Brazil,
had arrived Rt Rio JAnerio. ~ -
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sIR SAMUEL BAKERS expedition 10
the sources Of the Nile, 1t 10 annou need
started on August 18th. The army oi
exploration consists of 1900 men; the
baggage, stores and merchandise 10 be
used In trade with the natives. have
been sent on In advance. Sir Samuel
Baker, with his personal staff and
Lady Baker, were to leave in a few
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HoRATIo SEYMOUR has been chosen
delegate TO The New York Democratic
Slate Convention. Mr.. Seymour Is q
cheese manufacturer In Western New
York, and was once afflicted with the
delusIon that be was q candidate for
President Of the United States.
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IT Is reported that General WIckham,
ana other prominent Wells Republi.
cans In Virginia, denounce the ap.
proachIng Radical Convention as factI.
Gus opposition 10 the Incoming State
administration.
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The Cuban Policy OF the AdmInIS.
tTAtIon. Vi.
so Collision with SpAIn-No Offence
GIYSn.
WAauTsnTnNy Cant iu

"AohANuAO~I " 0tpIs 40
II Is stated that strong hopes are still
entertained by our Government that
Spain will eventually accept some
proposition which will secure the In
dependence Of Cuba. No fears are ap-
pretended OF Atcolllsion with Spain.
No cause for offence has been OF Wlllbe
offered. Minister Slckles' note, which
causes 30 much comment, was simply
u reminder that Spain had formally
accepted the United States as a media
tor between that country and Cuba.
Our Government WAS ready to enter
upon negotions. The CuhAns have de-
termlned that sooner than submit 10
Spanish rule to render the Island un-
tenable for the Spanlards, and will de-
stroy all their crops, rather than have
them secured by their enemies, and
used as u means TO carry on the war
Rgalnst them.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HoOFLANDs GERMAN BIrTERs Ia
entirely vegetable, and contains no llduor,
II IL compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
ROOFS, Herbs, and BRrkS from which these
extracts arc made, arc gathered III Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 70 this country
70 be used expressly for the manufacture OF
this Bltten. There is no alcoholic substance
OF any Kind used In compromising the BIZ
tels, henoo It freO nom all the objections In.
oident 20 the cBe OF q LIQUOR preparation.
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A Coming Speech from Butler ON
Congressional ExtraVaEance.

NE" AUHkI sept, 70.
It is stated that Butler will, early In
the coming session OF Congress, delIy.
er a speech on the heextravagance OF Con-
gresslonal Committees. His remarks
are expected TO apply particularly 10
the Ways and Means Committee, OF
which Schehck ls Chairman. Schenck
is prepared; having secured some
most damaging facts against Butler, In
connection with certain manufacturing
Institutions,
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4lPRIcEa,

nOeaanAS a~aEAa Rlissu gsfT,sc..ls sT !, GSS g
1 lHOonapah aermAn Tonic, pat up in auaH
bottle, q 80 per bottle or hall doaGn f0r
IDS yoe buy, mo n Srss IL o TSI ths TS SsnsiSs s AZ
For sale BY Druggists and Dealers In Med.
cine OYoEyWh0rV, jyI2
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A CURIOSITY was lately found In u
coal bank near Knoxville, Tenn. It Is a
Kettle, probably Of Iron or some other
hard substance, but from long rusling
has become like stone. It'was irlcased
In bed Of slate stone, Just above the
coal bed 20 feet beneath the surface,
From such curiosity very frequetly
most Important link In the history Of
deiunct people is supplied.
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HOY, e1oRaE sHApaRoop.

sE HON. GIoRGR BHARAwooD, ..
JIiJtIcs ot he Supreme Court q PrnnIyIranta
..lm,.. PHILADELPHIA; June !, 1859.
~ have found by experience that Hoof.
rootly, GEORGE sHARSWoOD."
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Immenss IceberEs reported. :,
sllLA INV YoRK, sspt. az

The captain OF The ship southamp-
ton, which arrived bore this morning,
from Tehuantepec, west coast OF Mexi:
co, reports that between latitude $40 g.
longitude .46o, he saw one hundred
large icebsrgs. One was from seven 10
eight miles In length, and from three
hundred to four hundred feet In height.
The heat, to-day was Intense for the
season. A case OF sunstToke 10 re-
poftRn. lL-L 10 .LnN y .L-L ~, !
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CAUTION.

HoonAnda German Remedies are counter.
ieited. 9eO that the ugnAtufO Of U. N. JAOK.
60h y ON the Wappnr Of oAoh bottle, All
oth0n are counterfeit. Hsl
German Medicine Store, No, Sl ARCH Bucet,
PhilAdelphiA, Pa. : ~ 80 u llIG-fG :
CHARLES II. EVANS, Proprietor.
sf.gl Formerly q, II. JACKSON q 20.
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Ghe0ttslIiaetrrer.

TnE HORNET now on her way to
Cubn, with three hundred Cuban vol.
unseers aboard, Is not the hornet so
graphically described In our columns
this morning BY Mr.. Joshua Billings.
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The New York Board OF Aldermen
have adopted a resolution calling on
all Congressman from that city to vote
for and urge the recognition OF the In.
dependence OF Cuba at the next session.
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a SENSATION FOK RELIGIOUS
CIRCLES.
A Declaration from the Pulpit that
EpiScOpAcy and Catholicism
nre ono.

EpiScUpAcy and Catholicism
are ono.
NEW York, Sept. 20.I
A remarkable sermon was preached
by the rector OF st. AlbAns EpIsco-
pal Church, yesterday, wherein the
Reverend affirmed that the Eplscopa.
llan and Roman Catholic belief is posi-.
lively alike, although the members do
not commune together, owing intrlgues
at the Court OF Rome at the tune OF the
reformation, The preacher boldly as.
serted that the churches referred 10 are
actually but one, aud that the mem.
bers are all Roman Catholics; and he
hoped TO see the day when both should
be united under the latter name and
unite In comm union. The sermon Gre.
aied much sensation among the hear
efs, many OF whom were PrOIestanIs
from other denominations, whose be-
lief he attacked, utterly denying their
faith as a religion based or Christ.
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a SAD CASE.
ADestitute Family Walk all the way
from .LeavenwOFth 70 Baltimore.

ADestitute Family Walk nj I the way
from ,LeavenwOrth 70 Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 20.
A party Of eight persons, consisting
OF Y. @, r. ShRffer, wife and Wifeis sis.
ter, and Eve children, the youngest Il
weeks old, were found on the road neal
this cltys on Saturday, In most destI.
tute condition. They were without
money, starving and almost naked,
Shatfer stated that they left their home
In Leavenworth county, Kansas, in
February last for Philadelphia, where
they have friends, and have travelled
the entire distance on foot, living BY
charity on the way. They were proyi-
ded for here and liberal subscriptions
In money raised for them. Yesterday
they resumed their journey TO PhIla.
delphia on foot. ui l.n q
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FRANCE.

Tho MontaRuts ana CnpuIets.-.Rhe
Coming Event Casting lis Shadow.
LONDON, Sept. 20.
The Paris correspondence Of the TIBeS
sAys: The Emperor'S recovery caused u
lull In the tiery debate which had begun
between the Empress and the friends
OF Prinse Napoleon. The rivalry al.
ready displayed by each faction gives
y foretaste Of what Is In store for
France when the death OF the Emperor
lets his family loose, and gives up the
State to their unseemly dlscord.
A Paris JournAI on Spanish nni
American Relations.
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PARIS. Sent, 20.

IAhlbI Sept' ~.
The Journal DeS DebGtS believes that
France and England are disposed 10
support Spain with their counsel, but
the menaoing character Of lfairs has
considerably diminished, and there Is
reason TO hope that the mlsunderstRnd.
Ing with the United States has been
brought to satisfactory termination.
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RITTSlURaH, Sept. %.
ii MonongRhelS 2ieet 5 Inches aud fall
Ing. Weather cleAr; thermometet S2'
% Z nnN.HE q 'CrNoLaNATI, Sept, %, |
Weather clear; Thermometer Sf',
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Ad'S-HA HoN. JAMEs THoxrsoN; y. !.
Judge Of lAs Supreme o6trt q PsmlyIvdnia.
iAll PHILADELPHIA, April %, 1855
"Icon1Idar Hoof1Andh German Blttan. q
valuable medicine In case OF attacks OF indi-
gSAlion or DyBpepIiR. can oertity IhlE
from my experience OF II.
HourS. with respect
: X JAMES THOMPSON"
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HooFLAND's GERMAN TONIC.
HooFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Ia pleasant preparation OF tho BitteH for
hoaO who do not like extreme BlttsH, II
L composed Of all the Ingredients Of the
Bttton combined with puTe sAntR Cruz rum
and agreeable hRvorinR extracts. It's use |
recommended when some pure stimuIRpt ts
required In correction with the tonic pro-
peTtleS OF the Bitten.
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THE or.PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between Louis Blond and WILL
liam haohmAn, under Sh0 flFm name OF
Blond d BachmAn, In the Boot and shoe
onslneas, hAs been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, William Baohman retiring.
The business will be continued at the old
stand, No. l1 Main Elreet corner spriHE
alley, by Louis Blond, who Will settle all
claims against the late firm, Persons hRV-
Ing claims will present them, and those
knowing themselves indebted will please
call and Settle Of once. 6ll -.7-lO
tE rsi--sg LOUIE BLOND, ,..u.
.u.,..lGg. WILLIAM RACHMAN.
y WHKELISd, Aug. ~, 1888, au12I.tf
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piRalontinn,

THECo.PARTNERsHTP HEHEroFoRE
Il existing between Louis Blond and VIII
liam Bachman, under the firm name OF
Blond BRchmRn, IN the Millinery busi.
ness, hnS a. bean dissolved by mutual consent,
The business Will % continued at the old
stand one door south OF ID, Nicholl q Bro,
on Main street, by William BaohmRn, who
Will also settle all claims against the late
nrm. Persons having claims will present
tnsnt anu thoSe knowing themselves In
ueotcd Will please call and Eettle at once.
'.H LOUIS BLOND,
~ WILLIAM BAUHMAN.
3 WHEELIRG, Aug. 20, IBSg, aux2l.ti
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EAeLAHD.
The OVertureS 10 spain.

Iho UTeFIuFtB 70 bphIn.
'. .nrr. LONDON, Sept. 20.
The Post says II now appears that
America only made q friendly repre-.
gentatlon TO the Madrid Government In
favor Of the reasonable demands OF the
Cubans. Napoleon suggested to the
Regency that Spain should act consid-
eralely toward Cuba, and SO dIsarm
American influence. The French Gov.
eminent favors q conclllatory policy at
Madrid and non.iuteryentlon at Wash
lngton.
The Standard says Prim's attempt Ia
induce England and France to Join Ia
q protectorate for Cuba failed.
The Times thinks the Humboldt Gel.
SbFAtIOn at Berlin a"Shabby
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MARKETs BIT, FELEaRAPlI.

..s.U..a asr NEW YORK, Sept. %.
CoTToN- Decidedly lower; $500 bales
nj 291sc for middlIug uplands. ~
FLouR-0losed dull and 90 lower.
GRAIN-Wheat-Steady and at q de.
cline, with some export and speculative
demand. Rye-NominRlly unchanged,
oAts-Oulli 6la63c for western, Corn
Heavy and lower; Slal0S for canal and
81 llal IL for railroad mixed western,
PRovlsIoNs--Pork-Flrnier and more
active, with sales OF 260 bbls. OF mess at
eSl 81. Beef-Qulet and unchanged.
LARD-Dull at tlsXc for good to prime
Enna-onisl wilhnnL dania.d oh.nnn
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SPAIN.
" .l.HH HNHE fHn--l.aL- ~ 4en'an1
The Despatch of.Troops for CabA-A
'' Crown BEOken. $3.50

MADRrp, Sept: 10.
The muater aud despatch of;troops
OF the line for aerviSe ia Ouba 6ohIln-
uee BY order Of the Government, Gen,
Prlm, accompanied BY the Minister OF
Foreign AHAita, will return on Tues.
4 report Bin cirS6lIiiSa Ia the city
to-day 10 the effect that the coralderE-
ton Of the claims ofthO D axe or emo,
nephew OF King Victor Emanuel Of
Italy, 10 the throne OF Spain has failed.
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DRY doops MARKET,

The market 10 active and steady for
most classes Of staple styles Of cotton
and woolen fabrics. The only changes
OF importance to-day, being u decline
oi 10 per yard In Clarke's heavy brown
shestlnRs, which new sell at l6ko.
Rob Roy llnseys are reduced 10 iSc,
and kirkland No. do to the same
pflce, ......
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Hon. aEo. ". WooDwApD,

.rGa Hon. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
ChtCfLIt,tios u fGs Supreme oOvrtof ,writCa,
PHILADELPHIA, March lg, 1867.
y "1 md HoonAnd'a 9ormAn HltteiH n n
good tonic, p1eful In diseases OF tho digestive
organs, and OF great benohL In caSoS of do.
blhty, and want OF nervous action In the
HyBI0m. Houn, truly, -E .EH5 .Ir 7
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n hAAU - : RfL4I RfHLAI FEUFLk 81 i
READ RA9PFoPLESAY

Who could aGk for moro substantial tsskl,
mony than Ia thus given, Er
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Demonstration In LOndOn In SympA.
thy with the Imprisoned FenIans.
a.. TaAHnr, Enn1 ~


A demonstration In favor Of the i'm.
prisoned FeniAns took place to-day.
The procession formed In ClerkenWsll,
and with bands OF music and bearing
flags and notices marched In perfect
order to Trafalgar square. There q
meeting WAS organized. Six thousand
persons were present. Sir Henry
Moore, member of Parliament for
Mayo, presided. Sir Henry, on taking
the chair, addressed the meeting. He
condemned the English Government
for the prolonged Incarceration OF po-
lillcAl offenders, and contrRsted Its con-
duct IN this respect with that OF other
powers 10 Europe and America, and
concluded that England could only be
compared with Russia. He hoped the
English people would no longer toler-
ate such excessive seventies and de-.
mand the liberation OF the prisoners as
matter OF justice. Mr.. Bradlaugh and
others followed In the same strain.
Resolutions urging the unconditional
pardon OF the FeniAns were unanI-
monsly adopted. The meeting was
very enthusiastic. No disturbance
whatever occurred. saIgg.|f
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To Wagon and Carriage

HuBs FOR WAGONS AND Carriages
~ Gum Oak and Locust Wood, spoke
EsIiows nom 70 hS!oIz tS : KzeRSry sPS oGh and "SS SS
WOOD BOWS for Carriages and Express
Magon2. Poles, Shafts and Circles OF best
Hickory and Oak. FgF ...
"a ( liecoived by q. --...-...
So Main street,
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LONDON, Sept. 20.
The Times regards the celebration Of
the Humboldt anniversary In Berlin,
as shabbler than that held In any city
OF the old or new world. The total alb.
sence Of the upper classes because they
regarded the festival n a liberal de-
monstratiUn is not balanced by the
congratulaLIon OF Princes and PrIn.
ceases,
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BLOOD PURIFIERS 8

ever known, and win cure all dseaes re-
Hulting from bad blood. Keep your
blood puTo; keop your Liver in order,
keep your digestive organs in
t sound, healthy condition, by
.Ia the use OF these remedies,
and no digeR3e viii
,SHE u ever asAal you. e..
z THK ColEPLExIoN.-LadIes who wish q
hir aim and good complexion, free from
yOlloli8h unRe and all other disngurementS,
Lhould d 70 these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect order, and the blood pure,
VII result In lpArklinS eyes and blooming
choen. FH ~
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TNTELLIGENCER JOE OFFICE,
i No, ID Quincy street. - 81.
cARDa AND BILL HEADS neatly prntOo.
MANUFACTURERS Labels.
INSURANCE eoLIOIEa AND BLANKS.
DRAY TICKETS AND BILLS OF LADING
PROGRAMME AND POSTERS,
oHBURs NOTES, RECEIPTS, .
SHOW Rll1A. FOR Country MsrchRuv.
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l.ttub ,wi,&.u r.n gdumsn, G.s.nat.r

lenrsrn lsitab ,pil6sn rsR Blumsn, @sssnutsr
Gem RsiIrr Osr i&pens. g; ID. hprts ni9ls rAfh'.
abn nu4' stusr Tssk salstkt1 Wtee ans aus
tsm Gstul&s tamslpeAsh bile q sRa OsRass:TS&
bttIt mid rubis. ma&ts feline Bswssuns. 60
Ssrrabtts Der Nsni& mia nit. Ct trat nasa
an ZEN @sisr. Ct tsiatisa F& ;tr Sssdts ned
allen Ssisn. Gr JAP MID lauH jsst niSt; sr
ssrnntm tsiaen 9aut, &c sIautts 20 JET 2lsmans
sa. Ct stus meter mad Dem asglsi 8 &i@
DisImstr. Sd rutrts MID INNER Wt&t.@ 81 ssr
2uutsIbtil lam Ct mir tale pisr.r aus Fem @s'
fiat. sbsr Id H0rte nod tiu S&IsiGsn. Gf
umstnS rasT 5ass2ra9 alien Sstttn, assr CT
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