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BILLIARDS.

The great billiard match between
Honing and Davis for the championship
of Tennessee and Arkansas was played
ence of some two hundred knights Of the
cue. The chairs had been cleared away
from the p~arquette and a splendid Amer
lean carom table of the latest pattern,
with Phelan's improved combination
cushion, placed in the center. Around it
at a convenient distance were placed
seats for the sssemblage. The terms OF
the game were 1900 points up, four ball
carom, crotch and shove-shot barred, for
500 a side. In banking for the shot,
Davis won the lead, and played,
missing the shot. Honing also
missed, and three blank innings
were scored by each. The players were
evidently not used to showing their sci
ence before so vast and critical an audi
ence," and we're slightly trepidated-
'~'narvous," as one gent remarked, or
''scar6d like hill" as another said. How
ever, they got TO work at last, and at half
past ten o'clock, in the 22d inning, took a
recess for fifteen minutes, to 'steam up"
the score standing, Honing 531 and Davis
264. Notwithstanding this disparity, Da-
Wis friends backed him by odds of two to
one against Honing. On reassembling,
Davis played better aud made n or two
very fair ms Honing, up to the time
we were compelled to leave, seemed to
have luck with him, and maintained his
distance. The game not being ended after
midnight, we ann give the result, but
will do 50 tomorrow.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. u. Breek Ramsey, son of DR.. Frank
A. Ramsey, will be ordained to the min
istry in the Episcopal Church on Sunday
Morning at 9 o'clock, at the church of the
Good Shepherd in Chelsea, near the head
Of MBin street. Bishop Quintard Of
~ficiates.
Colonel James Todd, of Louisville, KY,
Colonel w. f. Owens. OF Pine Bluff, Ark,
and Colonel John h. Glass, editor of the
Trenton Gazette, are in the city and stop
ping at the Peabody Hotel.
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A PARAGRAPH FOR THE DRESSING
ROoM-Gentlemen who are trying to re-
vive the tinges of other DAYS in their
grizzled hair with muddy and glutinous
preparations, are hereby informed that
PHALoN's VITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR, will accomplish the object
more efiectually than any of these, and
is transparent and without sediment.
Cut this paragraph out and lay it on
VOnr toilet as q reminder.
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CHURCH DEDICATION IN SPRINGDALR.
The new and elegant Methodist church
edihce at Springdale, four miles from the
city, on the Memphis and Louisville Rail-
road, will be dedicated Sunday morning,
May LIST. Sermon by the Rev. DIR. John
b. McFerrin, of Nashville. A special
free train will carry city visitors to and
from Springdale. Leave depot at ten
o'clock and return at close of the services.
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FIrst-GIass Stock to be Closed Out.

We call the attention of city and coun-
try merchants that, being DESTROYS OF
closing out our large stock of staple and
fancy dry goods, notions, boots and shoes,
we will sell payable November l, 1870, and
at net cash prices. Our stock is complete
and well assorted, and must be closed out
in sixty days. Extra inducements offered
to any one wishing TO purchase stock and
stand. J. ID. LoEwENSTINE & BROS,
23I Main street, Clay Building.
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y LAW REPORTS.
Law cOurt...Iudue Andersen.

Judgments were had in this court yes
terday in the following cases, to-wit:
A. p. Curry IL Co. VS.. w. J. Saint,
judgment for plaintiff $l22 %.
Glenn ct al. vs., Pitman ct al, Judgment
for defendants.
NJ. & o. app VS.. Williams, judgment
for plaintiffs.
Wolsey VS.. Patterson, judgment for
plaintiff.
Patterson VS.. Wolsey, judgment for
defendant.
To-day will be occupied in hearing the
mandamus case Of Cherry ct al. ys.
Bleckley, Chairman Ofthe County Court.
Tit motion docket will not be called I'M
til a future day, which will be announced.
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LOST-REWARD.

Notlees under Ltis head tO5u be inserted al Tn
cents per line, each t~nsertaOgL
AEARES-S5 REwARD-Strayed or stolen,
NJ on Thursday night, the 2lst OF April,
from the premises OF W W. Bot, near olive
Branch. Miss, two bay mares; one Hgnt Day,
with white face, about eight years old; one
light BAY, with black name and tall. about
six wears old. about LjL hands high.
Fer the delivery OF the mares 70 me, or
where 1 can get Them, / viii pay the above
amount. TuAWI ". ". Butt.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

To MORROW at 9 O'Clock, D. v, the
Pfshop Of Tennessee will administer the Rite
OF Confirmation, at the Church Of the Good
Shepherd, and at the same time admit MID.
y RAMSEY 10 the Holy Order Of Deaeons.
REV. :. P. SLOAN will preach at the Union
Street Congregational Church on sunday
morning, May lst, al II O'Clock.
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TO the PUBLIC.
The office of the sheriff of Shelby eoun-
ty is at present at 44a North Court street.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT,
Sheriff of Shelby county.

INTERESTING TO HoUsEKEEPERs.4Com-
mon yeast produces but l ID. 9 OF. of
bread from / ID. 4 OF. of -four; but / Id. II
OF. Of bread nay be obtained from the
anne quantity of -four by using DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list OF letters remain
ing in the Memphis Postof1ce and net deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers,
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Fol- WHITE RIVEF

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
White River U. S. Mail Line.
For Helena, Mouth of White River, ClaTen-
don, DeVall's Bluff and Augusta, and
through to JaoksOnpOrt also, all points on
Little Red river.
Str. r. P. WALT, IOhn W01dhurn, Master
This entirely new and elegant II
passenger steamer. -
built expressly for this trade viii leave AZ
above
SATURDAY, 3Olh inst, az pm.
For freight or passage apply ON board or to
W. H. KENNEDAY, Agent.
apps No. 3 Madison St. stanton Block
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JEwELRY FANCY GooDs.-Every-
thing in this line can be found at
T. ". JOHNSTON & CO.'S.
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LARGEST variety and prices lowest in
underwear at Wiggans u Thorn's, 23S
Main street. +. Y. shirts ready made or
made to order-it guaranteed.
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STEAMBOATS,.
O WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
White RiuaE a 6 MalI lnn

TINE entirely new and magnid- IT.
Il cent sids-wheel p~assengerS
packet, built expressly for the trade,
R. P. WALT..-.--.JoHN WooDBURV. Master
VIII leave Memphis SATURDAY, at
5 o'clock pm, for all points on WHITE RTvKR
THROUGH TO JACKsOEPoRT; also. TO WEST
POINT and SEARC on LITTLE RED RIVER
connecting at DEVALLtS BLUFF with Rail-
road for LITTLE Rock and HOT SPRINGS, con-
Meeting at JaeksOnpOrt with steamer Bates
Vile for P-oCAHONTAS and intermediate points
on BLACK RIVER, and with steamer Argos for
Batesville. For freight or passage apply on
board or at once OF the Company, No. 3 Madi-
son street, Stanton Block.
ap1 W. II. KENNEDAY, Agent.
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Observe DonOhO, Joy & Co.'s advertise
ment of the Wickersham property, en-
bracing Libraryan and Post Office buildings,
New Memphis Theater, and other valuable
property for sale.
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Payable in advance

The proprietor, Mr.. John +. Fischer, is
in every way calculated to succeed, as he
is one Of our old and reliable citizens and
understands his business.
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JOE LOCKE, 2S6H Main street, always
has the latest papers from the principal
cFffaa
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HITE & CoRwINE baye removed their
Job Printing establishment 70 the AP-
E a Building, IA Unionstreet, and we are
now prepared TO execute orders Por Job
Printing on the shortest notice. Srhe pa
irons Of the APPEAL will bear this in
mind and act accordiS.s5se
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HOMES FOR GENERAL CONFERENCE
DELEsATEs.-So large viii be the General
CONFERENCE.-THE hundred and fifty mem
bers-we have not yet obtained homes
enough Fifty more are needed. Citi-
we hope, will show their noble and
generous hospitality, and are requested
70 make known their tender Of assistance
10 Ben. K. Pullen, No. 27S Main street,
Spicer g. Sharpe, No. 354 Main street, or
at the Advocate Office, Y Jefferson street.
Please come forward Immediately.
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HARVEST HARNESS. i-Great induce
msnts at $50 Main street, P, ], Quigley's.
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Ne. l Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omew & Allen, No. 8 West Court street.
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FoR SALE.-Ladies' and Misses Shoes
AZ Factory, 203 Main ST., at great bargains.
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TIE LATEST NEWS may always be had
at Joe Locke's News stand, 2Soh Main
street.,
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FOR 1 A POINT.

Regular MemDhis and Friar's Point Tri-
Weekly u ). Mail Packet.
GEO. W. CHEEK, Sec. Malone, master
This fine passenger steamer H.
leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, ~
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. at 4 OiclOck pm.
For freight or passage apply on board. apll
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PARAsoLs.-A very large stock at low
figures. 7. w. JOHNSTON q co.
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STATIONERY of every description at Joe
Locks's News Stand, 1871 Main street,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THEATER.-Last night there was a full
house, and we'll pleased were all who wit.
messed the inimitable acting OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Watkins in "Kathleen Mavour-
neen." The piece is destined to becOmea an
established ~favorite, and will probably be
presented again and again. Go tonight.
The house will be filled and the pleasures
of the occasion boundless.
BROoM's OPERA HoUsE.-A very fine
house witnessed the performance last
night at Broom's. The talent at this
place Of amusement is second to none in
the South, and the reduced price of adj
mission has had the effect to fill every
chair nightly.
The VARIETIEs.-There Is 10 falling of
In the number of pleasure seekers who
visit the Old Varieties. Fun is the order
of the night, and at no place in our city
can a larger amount be seen than there.
EaNa-Our eaaoFfmeDt Ofthaaa Is RALLY
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JOE LOCKE, 2S6H Main street. has the
largest variety Of Monthlies, illustrated
Weeklies and Dailies in the city.
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ST. LOUIS HoME-IoURNAL. at Jot
Loeke's, 236K Main str6sesp
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WANTED---TO LOAN.

HEONFY TO LpAN.-Parties can negotiate
Nj Tor large or small amounts, on long or
short time, by addressing J. s, Postomee
box 50. aPn
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- and .K. RoBERTs q Co, Milliners,
ffaVefemoved to 1853 Main street.
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TIE newly fitted up Restaurant. No.
S36 Second street, corner Union, will be
open Monday next, May 2, 1870.
This place Is In every way calculated to
draw the hungry. Prices will be low and
suitable to the poor as well as the rich.
Stimulated TO do justice to everybody,
and trying to have the very best OF cooks
as well as walters, this restaurant will be
one Of the most comfortable in this or any
other city.
Price of board per mon.hs2o 90
% Week.- 3 20
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oen5 "a IN, tueH UatIa""s
OOM-A desirable room on End floor; ap-
X DIV to Mrs. NJ. A. Roberts & Co, S3 Main.
nOOMs-Newly furnished. long or short
X time: Hotel DEurOpe, 90 Jefferson street
ann
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FANs.-Our assortment ofthese is reall,
immense. Call and see.
T. w. JOHNSTON g. co.
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new
PRICE
LIST !!
298 Main Street 298

400 linen owels S5e. worth zoe.
MarsaiIes quilts 81 80, worth 50 30.
Hemstitch h'ds loo, worth DC.
Hemstitch h'dfs 2jc. worth Soc
Corsets, real French, 75e, worth 81 =.
Ribbed French corsets 81, worth g..
Our make ladies' CATERS s.. worth s..
Our make chIdr's shoes 81 ., with 81 50.
Lace shawls 81 50, worth 50
Lace shawls So, worth $40.
Lace shawls s., worth SIS.
French percales Sc, worth soc.
solid colored p~ercales &c, worth soc.
White shirting linen zoe, worth 75c-
White shirting linen 75c, worth 81 5H
Boys cashmere suits ss 81. worth So.
Honpskirts, 30 springs. zoe, worth 81 90.
We also have, for the season,
White piques at only DC, worth soc.
White striped piques only s5e, worth T5c.
Also, the
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DRY GOODS ON LONG NJ

There were no pools sold on the third
race last night.
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FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
ROBERT BURNS----.Stein. master
This elegant and swim steamer 81
will leave as above S
TUESDAY, May Sd, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD &CO., Agents,
apSU No. y Madison street.
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FOR RENT.

7ossssf Eafg DIS head ugiU b. inserted a. Ten
cents pr line, edeh iRsertiOn.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-07-14
Sur @u8manberer.

Cine 9rauenbafte @eldi9te ersdblten
en9liI9e Bldtter aus, GbilL benz 2anoe,
in pelen 9ele9nete. Gluren ueueroinse
Mu5monnrun96 > @pntrabenten uniere
2anosleute 5u .luden fl9 bemiben. Tim
9e9en frete lleberfabrt ialS @ren3lbuBz
n,auer ober ri6tt9cr alS Yerlorene pplten
sesen bic Snpianerfdmme Mroufantens
81 bisnen. Don @omesy, 2%oopteran>
Elm mdGttger &duberbauptr1ann, bat in
ieinen S1lupfwinfeln per Sirra Yro>
funoa lan9e 3sit ben dileni1den Mutcz
rttdten ;u trpsen 9ewubt; turSli6 oter
selans es elmer n1il!tdril1en Grpeottion,
ben Banoiteu BON leinen @enu0en ab5
3u11neiren unb tbn in elmer s!6Sble III
blodiren. @erl9ieoene @turmperiude
mib9lldten, pa BET &duber, Elm Mann
Don ric1aer Stdrfe> ben l9malen Tel6z
Ipfao mittelf berabgelbleuberten Stetnz
maNen erfol0rei@ nertbeipiate. Man
bsi9loB Jpn au6Subun9ern. Na6 efnt<
ger Belt uogte man pieoer. einen @turm,
unb ;e6 gelon9, ben @erbreaer 9efaneen
gu nebmen. ;.3u tbrem GntleBen fanpen
Die Spleatenr in Der 6Dble cine ]erbenpe
Grau, bic 2p9rteran entflbr! uno ,au 1eiz
ner Maitrele 9ema@t Bate na@cem ibr
@atte, BON i'm beyaubt unb ermprcet
tpprben rpor. Der Banbit BON 6un9er
9etribeu, batte 1einem Spfer cine 8ruit
ab9eldnttten, UNI ie f6 GUT l9euBli@en
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rparo jeee m1eli6e pRese .3u Gbeil, fe
baudte inoeHen na@ weni9en q%ualpuQen
@tunben ibren leBten' @eufSer aug. So
epberan >paro mad Der @tabt Salca,
lQoli@ bon @antta9o getradt uno iouts
bort bin9eridtet ,perpen.;" Der Sag be,
Grecutipn brad an, bic @arrotteI biz
GrorpRelrne5zM a1aine, peld,e bic fris
beren ipani|9en @olonien aus Gem Mutz
tcrlanbe erbalten uno ~beibebalten baben,
tano bereit. Der 9enfer mar i'm 8ez
9rife 2%osoberan gu entfleicen, al6 bic
fer cine pfeife an bic Qippen 'bra@te
unc Elm 1hrilIes Stgnal 9at. .Sofpr>
tdar;ten ffd etniee 60 mdnner, bic baa
S9aHot umrin8ten, auf bic dterral9ten
@snparmen Del@e :bliBttn, @epolpe,
fna(ten> unb mad weni9en Minuteu
war Die 19wa@e Milttdrma&t in BIT
Tlu@t ge1dla9en. Cine 9rose Mnsab]
@olbaten blieb tppt auf pemplabe, >pab>
renp pte @tfdbrtet bes &duberbaupt=
manneS fat feinen@erlui batten. Yfercl
ftanben btreit, bic 8anbiten ma9ten i'd
nod 1@ne4 ba8, 8er9nI9en> ben 6enfe'
gu ersreifen unb tbn auf Der @a-rptte 81
erbrp0eln ; ite i@wan9en fi@ pattu II
ben .Sattel tneent iie nod cine Mn;ab
Grauen uno Mdb@en aus Der nit sc:
i&ret fi& ad@tenoen@ plfsmense beraua:
9rifen> pieielbtn auf ben Satteltuppf 80:
9en unb NIT ttrer Beute baponlpren8ttn
Na& ruenieen Minuten mar: Der gang
9aufen in bic Serge entnt@en, no %,
@omesp 2osoberan ieBt un9efttrt iei1
bluti8es 9onbperf treibr. ~ :,
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@orttr reaf' ND etpieal~ a4xf IL
|@@ulterR tdtf@dtt, jaaa Stublt fatux,
letRete tetntn @iberfano bein1 8tnb>n
uao lief fi& tSpftn.
Sd wetb nt@t o. bte&tnoer Jet ust
tn @teben ~&5pfdms" piekn, abtr ~
mails 8e|&ab eS-ote 9an3e @e{@I9te
tuuroe oramattl@ aufeefdbrt uno il mebr
5eb tp1tbete unp ie etnbrtn9lt9er @eael
ittn ~9a0' bid f6pftn" t%pteoerboltt, btao
grbber mar ,oas 8erendeen.
Dte @ei@t@te fel mir Elm, ol6 i'd Die
Mfrbanplun9ens, te6 Observation-Disclosures
:taees lag. 5e6 2aettr III F&ntdt
t6pfen lafen. ,2al7 Tbbtt@& tfSSpftm eaSttts
den, ruff Der nationals liberale Gned.
Gel perndftt9! @uu 8femorf beinetip<z
sen surnlpnf bon 8antn baberetnou,,aen
iein? Die Sade' uuB bod Elm Ginoe ~
Ben! Gbu' mir ben @efaQen 2asftr&t1,
ta(' hid t0pfen! III =: ~
@enE Gnbe Mat 1870.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Die Musoeuun8 Der 9enntpin 60.
@arttnbau>@ eleQfdaft wtl&e am leBten
Morta8 uno Dtenfa0 In Mtnneopoli6
abgebalten ,puroe mar In ieber8 e3tebun8
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f@6ne uno prd@ttse &artetdten oonBlu<
men aus9eteut.
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Dispont!un9 Iber bic 9dnpereien auf Der
Sort &io9elp &tleroatton unter;ti9net.
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leroation Sermelen uno aus9ele9t, nor
ben, mel9e pierO uabrat Metlen entbdlt ;
ebenio cine anbert @~e(trnation bei Sort
Maostportb BON Is 2uaprat Metlen
Gld@eninbalt. .
S@ulenbure u. 60. pom StiQmaz
ter baben tlr3li& Elm &ielen<Glob mad
ct. Souls etl@idt wel&es. 100000
Gu6 8aubpl3 entbalt.
2----7 peterpetsr(en, ertrant lebten@ unn<
tag btia 8apen, unsefabr 4. @silen BON
ct. &ntbonY. ~~4 I'ss~ .
Als 3mei nttr(pdnn{ee NIT @eiatn
belabene @asen bel 2tu.t Sprinss. bic
Bride lber Zen Sowa Glu6 palIrten,
brad bic Brlde 3ufamu,en. 6enry
&imutel tpurbe babei BON eintnn, Balfen
10 }9tper am 8ppft pfrltbt :baB II @pfort
tarb. at a. -. s'' ,]5'
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~pabrenb eer lebter, atpei@p 9en in einen,
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nm9ebuns uMber eetriebtu. Drlelbt
purbe son Der Yeli3ei in @ewabrlam &C.
norn1en unb feline Greunbe BON ieineu1
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bate $500 betAt9, unp fol- In Zen leg,
ten E1aen in @inoaa tie Solcons e.
lu&t unp 'ois1 8ier 9etrunten baben,
$50 S'8rien wuroe pom @enat
ais pofmetfer fiji 81. @ntbone be1d=
ttst. ut a.. .
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nell ppm bier erl9o6 f9 gefern our&
3ufoQ auf ileiner. 6arm 6 Metlen pom
BIER. '5eine7 2et6e purce eesen Mbeno
TO ltr %gefunoeu. Ga6weu binter!d6t
cine Tamilie In 9uten %l1mfdnben.
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Der 9rpbe Biuiarp-S olcn in benz
metropolitan 9otel> III me9em feds Der
l95nfeu 8tltarp8 ,Ypn q. 3eQer in @biz
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men Yro3eB ein9eleitet,. UNI biele 3u oer<
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