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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29
FOUND

That after repeated trials 4 s,het rtIs -f
Robaek Stomach Bt,ers, Blood farfsr a..
Biood PIT. are the best neiicine' eISri (,
rsfe tn dl.eas-s tof whica they are fe'S,s
menied Tster ald Irwin, Agents.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29
ERYsIpEI.s

or .r.a;,., ~. sn,lhcny's :, Fire, can l., mo-,
eradica'ed by the use Of gob, :. . ao,' =, 'f,t'r,,
har r.a1,,"n apa ,,.. ~''t kob.ck, g.s ".s a. lfa
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29
An Ounce Of Preventive

fsworth apauna of cure. Fever AMI A.s, p.
be prevented in all climate anI I'd al ene
tons by the c1nstaa; use o! RgtaeA', S,.la4
Bit;er.. and VI times the very worst case. aH
been cured by their timely use. Person. .,-
Ia malari0ns districts should never be saa.
then. IAhsf ani Irwin, Asent,.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29

cLERG rMEy,
Ioe ~: Isaac AIKEN, of Allegheny. te.ti.
nes eAse nas cured him, after all other remo
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29
Soreness OC the Thr0as, Chest and
D.uags.

DO not delay procuring and Immediately y
taking Coc's Cosgh Balsam, whom troubled with
any of tbs above nar.e Ell didicalties. They ere
eli prsnonitosy symptoms of Consumption. and
II not arrested, will sooner or later sweep ysu
away int the valley Of shadows from which
none ever retuSn.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29
PPocseaings DyroA TP. TeAchers'
o0ssie0te.

eaSeleAn~
Held At Winthrop School House, Jan
23d, 1869.
Called to order at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, b,
Mr.. s. G. Pierce, who was on motion elected
Prcsides I, and W. w. Wy!ie Secretary.
Mr.. d. J. Edging.on was appointed Critic
and Mr.. s. G. Pierce committee on pro-
grammc for the next meeting.
The first exercise was class drill in PEN
manship, conducted by Wm. ii. Osborn, who
illustrated his method Of instrac,ing young
pupils. He wouli eontine their practice al
most exclusively to the muscular movement
from the start, Suggestions by the Presi'
den: and most OF the teachers present.
An excellent and carefully prepared essay
was then read by Miss Lu Di;fendelfer Sub
jeet, "Whas is woman, and what is her
work ?" The subject was admirably han
died.
The New York herald., 1869-10-03
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY OCTOBER B. lses-TRPLE SHEET

Loans OF cash gold were made at from seven per
cent gold to four per cent currency, for carrying
The exports OF specie during the week were as fol-
lows
Rmeriean gold '................... $500
September 30-Schooner Norwester, Para- ~
American gold ...........-... .....'.... i,oVV
American sVMae. sllSer' .oa s775
'1esei tonmMex xicSn dollars. .. ......... 4S,5oo
oV American silver se,Se
October 2-Steamer CITY OF Paris, Liverpool
fOTtlXD ROlu.. NV
October steamer Vile de Paris, Havre-
Foreign gold ot,ouu
American gold d........................ 10000
Total Observation-Disclosures. S262 l06
The New York herald., 1869-10-03
SUICIDE OF AN INSANE WOMAy.
Fearful Leap from a Window.

About one O'Clock yesterday afternoon q great
excitement was created in the tenement house No.
93 Oliver street. IN consequence OF woman Jumping
pavement and killing herself. For some time past
Mrs. Bridget Werbeck, an Irish woman OF temperate
and industrious habits, has occupied apart
ments on the top floor Of the above named house
during the absence OF her husband who is sailor
on the western lakes. Some ten days ago Mrs Wer-
beck wrote to her husband, in Clevelan requesting
him to come home at once, as Annie Wicker and a
man whom she called Antoine were circulating such
false and scandalOus reports about her tina. sne
could not longer endure them. WerbecS
returned home on Friday, and at once
noticed a considerable change in his wife, who
acted and conversed very strangely indeed AS she
seemed much excited he endeavored TO pacify her
and said they would settle up their business affairs
here and leave for Cleveland on Monday; she, how
ever, was impatient and wished to start West at
once.
At the time named in the commencement OF the
report Richard IfOe friend. came up to call upon
Merbeck and his wife. and knocking at the
moment Mrs. Werbeck ran to the window and threw
herself out. Roe, who discovered her intent,
screamed when the frightened husband sprang to
save her, but was too late. She fell upon the pave
and receiving other terrible bruises about the BODY
koundsman Croker, OF the Fourth precinct, was I'M
medately on hand, and caused tine lady to be
taken up and carried up stairs. Coroner Rollins
subsequently held an inquest over the remains, and
the jury rendered verdict corresponding with the
foregoing facts. Deceased worked in q factory near
toe corner OF White and Centre streets Those of the
nelghbors best acquainted with deceased give her an
excellent character, and doubtless the unjust accu-
satons made against her by designing parties drove
her almost to despair
The New York herald., 1869-10-03
AND CONNER CIAL.
SATURDAY. oct. % p. M

SATURDAY, oct. Pc p M.
In the hguratiye language which has been used so
frequently describing the course OF events In Wall
street during the past ten days the storm is not all
over, for threatening clouds again made their
appearance this morning upon the financial horizon
in the shape OF two prominent suspensions. At the
FIRST call this morning Puleston, Raymond Co. and
Adams, Kmball 4 Moore announced their inability
10 meet their stock engagements. The former firm
have been recognized the chief dealers in express
stocks their losses beng heavy on account OF the
great decline in Wells Fargo, although their present
extremity was precpitated by the delaca
ton OF a confidential clerk, who absconded
with all their available funds. when will
the chapter OF sequences 10 the great gold bub
BILE terminates Happily these were the only stop.
pages announced but the OF the street strained
TO catch more. That others must follow seems the
general expectation The delay in the gold settle
ments keeps many cases in doubt which viii IN a
few days prove sad realization OF the worst fears
Smith, Gould, Martin Co. continued the payment
OF claims to-day. In the case OF Wm. Heath a Co.
proposition has been made in lieu OF that OF yester
day give due bills payable January l. 1870, for the
differences after a settlement at 1856. Hopes were
entertained that the alleged principals In the gold
transactions OF VIM. Belden Co. and Albert Speyers
would make good the losses OF their brokers.
Afterward .essrs. Heath h Co. decided to settle
best they could and meet their engagements In full
when they got their money from the Gold Bank.
The feeling changed in the afternoon 20 one OF
steadlness If moi buoyancy by the bank statement,
which is not only favorable but an interesting
and remarkable one. The fright Of the banks during
the week Is shown in contraction OF loans 10 the
extent OF eight millions of dollars The increase
OF specie, owing to the government sales has been
: nearly two millions, and that OF legal tenders,
owing to the government purchases OF bonds, over
four millions. Despite this the deposits have
increased nearly three Millions an apparent verdi
cation OF the reports that at and after the great
decline in stocks wednesday last there were
heavy cash orders to buy from all sections OF the
country. The increase in the of the banks is
the most hatterlng feature OF the exhibit The totals
Of the last two statements contrasted az fol-
The New York herald., 1869-10-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


CURTIs-RoTToN.-ln Brooklyn, on Friday Octo-
ber at the residence of the BRIDES parents by tile
Rev. DR.. Burgess, Of Brooklyn, the Hon. EOBGE
MILTON CURTIS, OF New York, to CHARLOTTE, daugi-
ter OF otto Ro,ton. NJ d., Of BROOKLYN N. Y.
GALLAGHER-MoRGAN.-On Wednesday, July T. at
the Church OF the Holy Gloss, by the Kew. Father
Flannelly, PATRICK GALLAGHER OF the Sixth Ave.
nue. Hotel, to Miss LIZZIE MORGAN. OF New York.
youngest daughter of Eugene Morgan, ESQ, of
FolaDy, county Down, Ireland.
GoLDRICK-FoRD.-At Tarrytown, on Thursday,
September 80, by the Rev. Father Eagan, JAMES r.
GoLDRicK. OF this city, to Miss KATIE daughter Of
Michael Ford, Esq, OF Tarrytown.
MoRsCHAUs UsER-SCHMoLL.-O Thursday, Septem-
Der 80, at St. James church, by the Rev. A. w. Weld
erklnd, JOHN ANTHONY MORsCHAUsER to CHRISTINA
SCHMOLL daughter of the late ]. p. Schmoll, all Of
this city.
RICHARDsoN-CoLLINs-On Thursday, September
30 at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the
Rev. George +. Seymour, OF New FORK, GEORGE
RICHARDSON, Esq.,, Of London, ENGLAND, to EVELYN,
daughter OF Hon. Charles II. Collins, OF Brooklyn,
N. Y.
saITH-AvFRY.-On saturday, October q by the
Rev Edward g. Andrews WILLIAM WALLACE SMITH,
OF New York city, to MISS MARTHA AVERY, OF West
Point. No cards.
WHITBECI- II BRowN.-On Wednesday, September
49, at 344 West Forteth street, the residence of the
BRIDES mother, by the Rev. G. W. Stewart Mr. Ed
WARD L. WHITgEoK OF New YORK to Miss JosHpHINR
BROWN. daughter OF the late Joseph Brown Esq, OF
Utica, n. Y. No cards.
Utica papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1869-10-03


Afternoon saturday, October 2, the beloved
and only daughter OF Patrick and Mary Ahern, aged
2years, months and 81 days.
The friends OF the family arc respectfully invited
10 attend The funeral from the residence OF her
parents A Vandewater street. this Sunday after
noon at half-past two O'Clock
BEARE.-0n Friday October /, after brief Illness
MARY SUSAN wife OF Thomas M. Beare.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BLANCK.-On thursday September 30, after O.
lingering illness THOMAS j. BLANCK, in the G5th year
Of ni3 age.
His re atves and friends and those OF his sons and
OF his brother Aaron p BancK, are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral from his late residence
4So Hudson street, THIS Sunday afternoon, at one
O'Clock, without further notice
BRG0s,-ln Brooklyn. on Friday, October l. at
the residence OF her son.ln-law, Andrew X. Lecker
80 Hicks street. Mrs. SARAH BRIGGS widow OF Ben
lamin Briggs OF New York city in the 72d year OF
her age.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral, on tuesday afternoon, at one O'Clock
BR0sNoHAS.-Un Saturday, October a. ELIZABETH
BROsNoHAN, wife OF Jerry Brosnohan.
The freD ds or the family are requested TO attend
the funeral. IRON her late residence, ITO Roosevelt
street, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock.
CAMPBELI.-PATRIcK CAMPBELf, native Of
kewry county Down, Ireland, In his Goth year.
Funeral Will take place from his late residence az
Norris street. on Monday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
San Francsco papers please copy
CROTTEAUB.-0n sunday, september TO- ELI CRoT.
rEAUE native OF Ca nada In the 50tn year OF his age
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited
The New York herald., 1869-10-03
5Ro0HLYN NTELLIGEyCE.

BODY lDssrIFIED.-The body OF the young man
found floating in the water near Tompson's dock
was identlned yesterday as Anton Yagar residing
at No. 305 Fifth street. New York. The deceased
was steady man and the only support of widowed
mother.
THE FISHER DIVORCE CAsE.-The proceedings
instituted In the Supreme Court before Judge Gil
bert, as published in the HERALD, in the Fisher
divorce case, enormously termed the defendant
James w. Fisher, wDo Is member of the bar and
is not in any way concerned in the proceedings at
issue in the divorce litigation alluded to. The defend
ant in the case is William James Fisher
SINGULAR AccIDENT.-Clara Dietrich, aged twelve
years, was wheeling chds carriage through Court
street on Friday afternoon having In her hand
wooden crochet needle at the time. The carriage
and forced the needle so violently against the girl
that penetrated her right groin to the depth OF two
inches. The needle was extracted and the girl was
taken to her home in Atlantic street.
CRIME IN WILLIAMsBuRG.-A large number OF
Williamsburg criminals, and those accused of crime,
were taken to Justice Voorhees, court yesterday by
the police of the Forty-fit precinct. The following
are the most important cases.
Joseph Ryan, John Shells and Joseph Morris,
accused OF burglary, were remanded until Tuesday
next.
Samuel Brown, of ia Grand street. accused OF
stealing $40 from George Dorm, of East Williams
burg, was held to await the action OF the Grand
Jury.
George Baker, convicted of stealing q roll OF rag
carpeting worth twenty-one dollars, was fined
fifteen dollars or thirty days in Penitentiary.
George Fullan, convicted or stealing gold watch
and chain worth sixty dollars from the person Of
John Z. Brooks, OF 81 North Fifth street, received
the same sentence
Hugh McKenna, william Rae and James Quinn.
accused OF violently assaulting Helen Savoy on the
night OF the oath ult., were remanded until Wednes.
day next
Edward Walsh convicted of assauting and at
tempting to rob Anthony Gesheidt OF 10 south
Third street, was sentenced to the PenitenarY for
four months.
An cid man giving the name OF George Wells,
accused OF feloniously assaultng Rosanna Simpson.
OF 80 North Fourth street, admitted TO bail.
The womans head was damaged with lathe ham.
mer.
The New York herald., 1869-10-03
Obituary..

Departed this life tn Friday, October I, after
lingering illness, SARAH BRIGGS, relict OF Ben
age
The subject Of this skech was q resident of New
York for fifty years, and for period OF thirty
years resided In Jay strea In the vicinity OF which
she was universally knOwi as one of the most bene-
VIOLENT and kind-hearted-tlways ready to do good.
when sickness ana death yislped the poor In her
neighborhood she went from house to house admin
isterng to the wants OF the needy. with her purse
open and the hand oil charity freely yet quietly
extended.
She passed from this earth surrounded by her
children and friends, fully prepared TO enter the
kingdom OF God.
Thus hath passed away knd friend, q loving
mother. whose demise will cause many silent tear
to be she'd and whose loss will be deeply regretted
by all who knew her. II may be truly said she, was
without an enemy.
May God welcome her to her future abode, and
support those she has left with their CUBS filled with
sorrow by her death. JM,B b.
The New York herald., 1869-10-03

TEE COURTS.
lnTED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

ReIore Jndge Benedlct.

bVIOIt Ju5IRc btHtuIOt.
Judge Benedict rendered the following decision IN
the case OF Andrew M. wnitock and others w.
Robert L. Taylor-two suits:-
The evidence fails show that the libellant rested
upon the personal responsibility OF Taylor the ships
husband. for repairs which they put upon the SHIPS
that they dealt with the ships husband In any
such way to justify the other owners In benevng
that they rested upon the personal responsibility OF
the ships husband alone The ordinary bill OF abl-
lity for supplies and repairs Is accordingly appli-
cable, and decree must be rendered against all the
owners FOR the amount OF the demands.
The New York herald., 1869-10-03
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Five O'Clock u. M.
COLLISION ON THE laoN MOUNTAIN RAlnoAn
One Engineer Killed and Another's Leg
Broken.

From the st. Louis Democrat, Sept. 30
Az a late hour last night We learned that an acci
dent occurred yesterday afternoon on the Iron
and another had his leg broken A special locomo
tive sent down the road, and had proceeded
nearly to Irondale, when 1t met freight train
coming up. A collision occurred, the train being
thrown OF the track and one OF the engineers killed
and the leg OF the other broken. The passenger
train was delayed three four hours, the track
being torn up and consequently we are without fur
ther particulars.
The New York herald., 1869-10-03
KINGS COUNTY COURT or SESSIONS.
Prisoners Sentenced.

Prisoners Sentenced.
Before Judge Troy and Associates.
The following named prisoners were sentenced in
the Court OF Sessions yesterday:-s. L. Swhimm,
petit larceny, three months the Penitentiary; r.
Purvs assault with intent to KILL two years in the
Penitentlary; William Rice burglary two years in
the Penitentiary; John Smith, grand larceny, four
years in the Penitentiary; James Shields grand
larceny, our year in the Penitentiary.
The New York herald., 1869-10-03

The stock market opened strong in sympathy
with further movement Of the Vanderbilt
stocks which carried Central to 17sk. Thence
upon the announcements or failures the feel.
ing became unsettled and feverish and the whole
market went OF, being also unfavorably innu-
enced by the developments as TO the losses OF
Lake Shore in the failure OF Lockwood 4 Co.
Subsequently, on the discovery that the new Issue OF
stock had not been registered as required by the
stock Exchange many brokers declared It not
good delivery and the borrowing demand, which
was very large on account OF the heavy short
interest was accelerated to the utmost activ-
ty, the old issue appearing TO be very scarce.
The directors WIN hold a meeting on Monday next,
when official statement is looked for. The direc-
tors OF Rock Island declared O semlannual dividend
OF three and half instead OF five per cent, as here
tofore, which caused a decline TO 105 Ohio and
Mississippi has been heavy IN the recovery from the
panic OF the middle, owing to the formation OF the
Cincinnati and st. Louis Straight Line Railroad
Company, whose articles OF association have been
filed at Indianapolis The company propose to con-
struct a road from Worthington, on the vincennes
road, through Bloomington ana Columbus to the
Indianapolis and incinnat Railroad between
Greensburg and Lawrenceburg The absence OF
further failures created more cheerful feeling In the
afternoon, and the market took an upward turn in
expectation OF favorable bank statement. New York
Central leading to $50 and Hudson River to l6e.
After the bank statement the market fell on frac-
tion but remained steady aud dull. The following
were the closing prices at the last session Of the
Stock Exchange-Canton, 81 a 81; Cumberland 80;
Western Union, SO 361a; Quicksilver, 12A q 10;
Marposa. a 10; do. preferred, 17h IS; Pacific
Mail. 6ls< 81; Boston Water Power, 14h; Adams
Express, 50A 81; Wes-Fargo Express, l61z; Ame-
rican Express, 80 81; United States Express, 49l
a 49ta; New York Central, III; Hudson River, 100
163x; Harlem, 1921 bid; Erie, 33 a 331S; do. pre-
ferred 594 Did; Reading 1914 93h; Michigan
Central, 100; Lake Shore slh a sl's; Illinois Gen.
trial. 1856; Cleveland and Pttsburg, 9o2 bid; Chicago
and Northwestern, 69a 6s1; do. preferred, s37S
s4; Cleveland. Columbus and Cincinnati, 73 a "A;
Rock Island 1861 lOe; Milwaukee and st. Paul,
6sh GO; do. preferred, s11s bid; Toledo and Wa
bash, SO a 567S; Fort Wayne, s3h o s4; Alton and
Terre Haute S5; do. preferred Sc bid; OHIO and Mis-
sissippi 27 a 27h; Delaware and LacKawanna, ITO
bd Chicago and Alton, 144 l46; Morris and Essex,
s6h a 81; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 100 l095a;
Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 26 a 2614.
The range of the leading stocks was as follows-
The New York herald., 1869-10-03

The following shows the imports OF forei2n dry
govus u, fsow York during the past week and since
the beginning OF the year.
For the lpeek. 1867. 1868. 1869.
Entered at port. ST. $40 1876 $2,4o30l5 $l,ss053s
Thrown on market. 1,766,s72 2,259,55s 1.524,570
Since Jan. l.
Entered at port . 70, ,as1, ,1o2 eeI12,745 7e152,s4
Thrown on market T9.359753 6s,20s046 "a, 7s6. SAL
The total imports at this port for the past week
amount s5ass 2o4 against &c. 1885, es3 for the cor
responding week OF last year.
The New York herald., 1869-10-03

A darky's account OF q sermon:--"Well, sahs, de
sermon was upon de mirices OF de loaves and de
fishes DE minister said how dc 1000 oaves and dc
5001 fishes divided between de twelve apostles; an
ds mirlcle was DAT dey dldn't bushn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-04-29
Staot llno Staat.

RsH Das Scranton We9enbIatr sr-
l@sint jssen Dunnsraas nnb tOfet iabrIi& $500
unS baIbiSbrIif $500, i'm gcraus sabltar.
an3sissn tpsrtsn su ben feileefsbten prsiisu
angfHpninitn. @swSbnI DC Qsmpcrdre) @njeiseu
miiiIfn sorausteiablt rsrbfn; Grnrafte fir balb-
iGbrliGs cber jSbrli6s glnssisen ie nn9 lsberrin-
fomriien, unb lfBtere perbsn 70 lanse fortsrItst
bis lIe abbslsllt iprrten.
glu;eisrn uut 9efannimadunssn, CUR Yubli-
faticn i'm ,,9Bpdentlatr beifimnt, Iclltrn Disn-
flag Scrmitta9s sinsertiGt tperten, I'M bsnlelbtu
aufuabnie su fi1trr.- @r5erre Ginisnbunesn
miilItn l6on Rrutass sineereiGt unb nit 3sbu
Gents bic 9inie tssabIt psrssn. = Ysridte iibel
aIlstmriue ReuiSttitrn prrsrn rnsrtSsIeli9 auf-
senemner.
Scb.Irbeiten aller 9lrt, in tfntlter unt
rnglil6sr Spradt. tpertsn piinftlib unb gut an
ssfertiet. gIuf biefsn 3weis hes @elGGftss len.
fen mir tripnsrr5 bic Gufmsrfiamftit bsuti6s,
@rf4Gftsleutr, inbfn rS unier Selirrbsn Ieiu
tpirb, in iplHsn glrbsitrn frinrr anbrrrn bieTgeu
Druderei na6suitsbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-04-29
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trauteRsn Mdnnsr fsinsr llmstbnns IL
ssbeimsr Ssncuns mad CUBA bepresr
battn, bamit bsrlelbs nit pprurtteiIs.
frelem @use prafs unb Rem Yrdfptntsr
teri&te, wie eiaentlidt Die aueeIsssnbsitsr
auf CUBA Rsbsn, wsl6s 9eesutfumfsit BIZ
cubanii6s RspOlutiun sewonnsn unt
rel&t ausf&ten fe auf ben enrliGeu
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Der enbanif&en llnabbinSisteit entI6lit.
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benz Staatsiefretdr SamiItcn SiIb ,uae.
tommsn lnr. sebt bsrpcr, bab Ssrr Sctn
y. pale, ter 6rianrtt In Spanien, fsin
pripiIesium ais 0sIunhtsr, gBaarsn (fiir
sisensn @sbrau&) SVlifrsi stn,ufi9ren,
fir @sls une quite sBorts (bauptIdaIi6
lspcr tur paS sritere) an S6muggler at.
sstreten bat. Das fpanif6e MiniRerium
bate i8pn 1867 bic Ssps,is raiiir, ad,ts
ater aus S6cnuns fsinsn @rbrau6 Ia.
BON. Sect bat Der 1esationslsfrridr perrs,
NIT peI&em 5aIt In bittsrem 5dser lieat,
bic Sa&e an ben Tag ssbra6t. 0atiirIt&
tann tis Aeeieruns her Ser. Staaien
sinsn iittrfabrttn Sstrisrr ni6t in isiner
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ldufs tsnierft rarb pale mad Spanin
sel6idt um trr iitlsn Ha6rste gu ent.
ssbeu, wsI6t er l& taeur6 ,use,eaen
bate, tab tr f& fur 5000 Dollar aIs
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bGnsissn 0elebtsSUrlast ensasiren lief,
tas bfibi: ffiHf Stimms ssrtaufts.
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1sinrn nit ben 3abIunssn rldRlnei9sn
abcnnsuttn nit, ba6 iit In grmanseInns
Der n5tbissn @rtntads bic Snbferipticn
NIT 8artOfsIn, Grtfen, 8VbIfUplsn unb
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