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, 1870-09-20
OUR FOREIGN TRADE.


Statistics OF Commerce nnd NnvIgn-
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s.
In addition to tho brief statement pnb-
lished a short time since. Mr. Young,
chief Of the Bureau Of Statistics fur,
OR foreign trade for tho fiscal year ended
June 80, 1870, compared with the same period
Of 1869, NJ shown in Monthly Report No. ~,
now in press:
''a 1"p'"1 t,pss;e ss;s,sa sat., te..,ga e9segi.:
81. 5u....:..;....s +oesl.sat sss&sss s,sso.fe7
3D. se.ss3u .7sassss s,sts,e5t
Cd June 81. "a: tas,css,1ss 4saslas51 :o.ss'.1H
,ne1;a xi; f. ,s4S a. sa;,s!s ~ '4
e268 ,4s1 ,274 entered fer consumption, and
el93,S74,8s9 entered warehouse. The value
OF the commodities remaining IN tha ware
houses of the United States, Jnnc 80, 1870,
waa $50, ,89l, ,47s. against S62, ,457 1856, June 80,
1863.
The following is tbs proportion Of the i'm
ports, domeetic aad foreign exports, shipped
in foreign and American vessels respectively:
FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 50, 1870.
Domestic
Ess,:,p ::1s sis,s .sz:s, s;:|S
Eoreigu.... 500, ,l33,l67 ,450 1G,934,s63
FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1870.
Domestic
exports Foreign
teSScis. ImP0Jts. tjl1d cdfues.l erP9rt*
American. -. sls6s02, ,Oe4 {s7.sseSa0 tl5,s.l, ,704
roreicn... 800 o.5l2,e5l 2sG,la5,07d 9,s3l ,710
It viii be noticed that foreign vessels car
rie5 {neasls} G9 per cent Of the imports in
1860, and 67 in 1870; Of the total exports, 65
per cent in 1860, and G2 per cent in 1870; ana
Of the whole, Ct per cent in 1860, and 6i1s in
1870.
The values Of the principal commodities i'm
ported during the fiscal years ended June 80,
iS70, and 1862 we're aa follows:
, 1870-09-20
Personal.

Clala Louise l1ci3Eg rowcd i've miles In Greea
wcod's Lake, at New Hartford Conn.,. tic other
Gay, in her new toat.
The Rev. Ut. Todd, Of rit:=ncld, NESS, will
celebrate his 1tth birthday By retiring from the
ministry.
-Coun, Bismark has Two sons, General Won
Rsou four, anl Ba1on MoltKe TWO, iut,e German
atm,cs-
-" Dickens AS LABOR Heformer,~ was the Sub
ject Of a lecture in Boston, on Sunday last, by
Miss jennie coli1ns.
Cyrus Dearborn, Of East Salisbury, Mass,
celebrated hiss5th birthday. on the 18th Of August
~ rendering his resignation OF tho otlce OF Post
master Of that Place, which he has held for forty
two years.
Tho London Medical Press hears that the gen.
c1a health OF Lady Morrt.unt has lately im-
prycsl, Int that her mental st1te Is such that 1t
! q necessary for her TO remain under medical
care. She Is in first-c1ass suit must com fnr1ab1e
| private asylum near London.
-Afrs. Caty Bzpwlell, admitted fcT .laTs
since to the Grand Amy OF the Repub1i:, 1t
bridgeport, Conn, Is believed to be the only fe-
1pa!r csmrade in the country. Ars. Browneil
served eallant1y In Rfolc Island regiment, and,
at the battle VI Newbetn, when her husband Bas
wounded and dropped tho colors, She bIavely
| gathered them up mud carried them into battle,
she was ai1trwa1d wounded and hooorab3y dis
! charged frcm the service.
-The Lyrchburg rs,gins1n says that "when
General Lee hearl Of the defeat OF NacMahon's
army and the surrender OF the Emperor, he quiet
IL remsrkca that he did not gee how any com
manle1 With million OF men at his back eoutt
surrender"
Private Krausc, the prnss:au soldier VIII
Killed the lrst French soldier tn the war, wa
himself killed at the hattie Of saarbracscn.
-Smy;hc, ex-colecsor OF tic port OF Ncs
York, was ore Of the lately bu,stcd dsm Of Fran
c:s Skinner L Co.
4 Boston letter writer SAYS: When Mr.. Sum
ner MES IL Berlin, 1hltty-onc years ago, he Was Ia
iroIuccd, by Theodore S. Fay, then Secretary q
Legation, to the palace where the Prince OF Pros
sia, now Eing, had q Nb,axy. The Primo
! left hls room, In order that his visitor
might be nee and easy, and they fouo
ly1n1 upon his table, open and fac
downward, q hook, which Mr. Sumner had tn
curiosity to look at, lie found II II be Feenc
| military worE, and 1t was open at rage conta!
, 1870-09-20
FLVEE'5 CIRCULAR.

jules Feyfe, the French Secretary foc
foreign AI;s5rs, is r:orc candid than 1ip3o-,
1a.tic in his admission in the recent circu-
!ar. that the present French Government
is an irregular and invalid one. He says
Of Prussia:
"1t Is certain she will.tctate 10 France cn1l,li-
:sons TINT tits acknowledgement incompetent yorfrn-
Wenf theH}d not 0rtfM; hence We Invoke the
assem,Hr* fr.tly CHOSEN, TO alecit1c. VIVA. ask
HOW Is only 10 give the country tur hcRrts anil
cur a,!osa. 1heU let France eci.i. not nHr tram
s1tni a"t6ff, hnt tnsHotiGf Ffaafe, raising :ts,f
10 confront 1iuss1l: france. nAusei fi0Ml the
s.fn,nC-shcct Of The enlrlrt-Fraccr, fsct and
generous, ready 10 immediate Itself for tight and
l:btrfy.
Unfortunately, Favre, in admitting the.
his "teu,perary incomplete nnd transient
authority lacks the power 10 speak for
s:1m,uortal France comedies the whole
ground on which Dismark declines, Al pres
cat. to treat with him. Nor Go we see how
the matter is 10 be remelied by summoning
a Constituent Assembly, especially al 3
time when that assembly cannot meet in
Paris. or pursuant to the summons, owing
10 the siege. A government which itseii
is invaded cannot Summon valit
Legislature or Constituent Assembly
OF even order a v:alitl election
both .FAvre and King William
are aware that NIL governments, republican
IF nlouarc.lica1. are founded originally Il,
force. The utmost extent to which the,
I can lie said to be founded by agreement j
rbeu the agreement is euterta1 into by
,uujority to compel j minority to sul,mi.
III lis oun case. Hing William claiu,s +
rulc l:y ''diyiue night" and. in his coro
z:a.ion speech, he secuted the idea that Iii
right 10 rule is derived fror the people 9
Pius>:a. 4 sovereign who reps,siases vi
'e1ly the intcrpoci!ion Of The people in hi
wn case, ought Lot to he very solicitor
in counting the volcs OH which a cover,
mcnt Of another country rests. Divin
light, if it means anything
connection with government, means Il
| physical power to compel obedience.
: ''as in this actual power that all claims
) divine right hcgae. II the French II
public lack this power, then it becom
7 :: prcea1ious agency for the Gorn&
: eonuneTor ~ treat With. BY the time
/ las withdrawn lis armies across t!
: thine, it may prove that the 1'sfudo pow
I With which lie treate, has given place
f new republic. to Bourbon King, to
Sapoleocic Rtgency, or to anarchy itse!
: :ho may promptly repudiate thc terms
: he treaty, This is cnc Of the diciculti
IL iLe situation.
, 1870-09-20

III order to fully appreciate the dodge
of posting wheat as hot, aud then buying
in the receipts ut depreciation of Ii
cents per bushel, it is only necessary to
state that those holders who refused to
sell their receipts. and drow ont the wheat,
have suffered no loas. The wheat was.
generally, all sound, and brought full
price III New York. II holders of receipts
generally would adopt the same course,
the business of stposting " would cease to
be profitable, and would be dropped,
, 1870-09-20

,ng an account Of tic hattie ot Jena. Isn't this
pretty fe1n!nlscencc7 Has the Prince a1l King
been studY1ng Jena ever Since 1897 1t would
seem lIkc1y,''
Tho Brooklyn Cnio7 says: "A brilliant cot
erie IL ladtes and gentlemen, prominent In the
womnl.s rights agitation, ussemblc1, last even
Ing, ut the residence Of Mr. Jeremiah Curtis, IN
this city. The leading topic Of debate was how
70 secure to women. In the new French republic,
the same representation as O mnp, It was sug-
geste1 that the Rtro!4i1on newspaper should have
branch ofllcc In Paris, aud Should become the
official organ Of theraf1ical wing Of tue new GOV
ernrnent. Mrs. Stauton, who has country resi-
cence In New jersey, wanted G.st to gec the
moral revolutlon,ot that Slate, after which she
wns willing to turu her attention to foreign
nnt,eus.'
The I1ev.' Mr.. Spurteon says lie g,artes in tho
love Of God md The haired OF the Saturday Re-
rteH.
: Captain Eyre. of the steamer Bombay, cyadcs
The verdict OF suspension from command By ship
ping nomInally rs nrst mate, though he tn realitY
commands hts steamer. the Same as before the
trial
Tho Hartford {conn.) courant says: " What
Horace Greeley knows about farming Is shown by
h1s agricultural experience In Hsmden, where he
8, 600, and sold the same on Tuesday for <3,5oa~
Andrew J. Garyi1+ a Tamnany politician, was
married, at New York, last Monday, TO 1ti.s 1sa-
bella Mcdonald. On the occasion the bridegroom
were SCI, GEO diamond solitaire breastp1n. The
presents received on the occasion from the polltl
cal friends Of Mr. G. Included 900 worth of 81!
ver-ware and S30.g00 worth Of ieaelty- Mr. Gar
Viu gave Ills lElle diamond necklace valued al
$1D0 COO
, 1870-09-20
XiEE0NEIN


The tall term OF lawrence University opened
,7lth eco Students
"A large force Of men are engaged upon tue
l.allor improvement at Man.towoc. Niue cribs
are to be sunk this fali.
An opera house, capable o. seating 1000 PEG
pic, has Jus: been completed at Eau Claire
The cditor Of the Wanpaca Republican has
been shown scme fine peanuts Which werc grown
in the garden Of Nj. Deldsl, IN that place.
The woolIen mills owned by 10. Villas 4 Co.,
situated about four niles from Menitowoc, were
lurntd during the night OF the 18th Inst Loss,
$4,000: INSURANCE., e1,aeo.
INDIANA.
James Ayres, soldier Of 1879, and a resilient OF
Danville since .sca, died On the 9Th, aged S.
years.
The Court of Common Pleas IN vanderburgh
County has granted one decree OF divorce day,
on an average, during the present term.
Tile wife OF George v. Noble, OF 1ndepe1d-
erce, ,eft her home, husband. and three children,
one tight last week, for illinois. She Is making
her way Oh foot.
THE Church of St. Vincent dc Paul, ju Logans-
lors. was cnte:ea last Tuesday night, and robbed
cE tue vessels Gscd In the sacrament. Tho thief.
D u:an nGEel Scott falling from New YORK, has
l,een ar1eatcd.
IA man who had been . .'dcat-hcad" several
tlncs On the steamer Palestine, p1fing on the Ohio
River, told, the last tine nc came on, that nc
,uust work for his passage. THIS he refused to
GO, and. on being told by the clerk that he must
ethe3 do TINT or get or at the next 1audlng, 'te-
Nhc7atels walked OF the boat lie WIS drowned
before assistance could reach him.
Some tin,c since, John Mcstannus, Of Bloom
ing,ou, struck man 1amed Haley Over the hcad.
iurIcupg what was then supposed to he fatal
wunnd. McalannMs Ned 70 ST. Louis. The occHs-
renee 50 prcye npnn the mind OF his Wife that, On
"Wednesday, slc attempted 10 commit snfclle by
cutting her throat. Although uot get dead, 1t Is
feared that she caunot recover. da1ey Is now out
Of danger.
Last April, Esau Ntitecotten, who ltycs aeven
or eight mtIes north Of Charlottesville became ea-
rnge,t at Ills ytfc who Was encfete at the time,
took her hr the hair OF the head, tc7kcd her out
CT he'd, beat ler with t. club, from thu effects OF
which she dtcd. Nothing was said or done unttl
the present. Sitting OF the Grand Jury, when his
caec was taken up. bill OF Indictment found
against him for nn9tcr ic the first degree, aud c
WIS arrested.
KANSAS,
1 A Kansas farmer recently got up IN his siceE
| aru llowed two Acres Of groun'l before he woke
| up.
I "A man In LaWlcnce hutiilcti cherry tree Ii
his garden in August, 1869, au,i 1t has grown in
year, t.irtS-lhscc &C feet und seven tAches.
MISSOURI.
st. Louis arrests Its gamblers for vayraacy, ant
| iincG item s5oU each.
Columbus, DAYTON, AMI Tocdo have been run
| niNE ciGsH race IN the matter OF roruatfoa
Columbus has al, ,35s; Daytoc, 81 ,SGe, aul Eeleac
sl,G93.
, 1870-09-20

Let them th2re sole1nnly take counsel with
each ether IA to tho means and measures
peace man @ Is the brother Of man. S each IL Boar r
ing after his Own kind the image md super
BcTiphon, not OF Cesar, but Of God.
In the nama OF Hoznanhood and humanity, /
earnestly ask that a general Congress Of wom-
en-, without limitation OF country, may ho csl-
ed and held at somo point deemed proper and
convenient, to promote the geusral alliance Of
nations, the amicablo aroitrament OF di1icul-
ties, the great and enduring intereats of
Pence. JULIA WARD Howe.
EPrpr ~ 1aTn
, 1870-09-20

With the exception Of eomeI9o. .0G0 troops Of
the line serving in 1rdia or on otner stations
abroad, the whole Of this enormous forco is at
home, ard xyilat1e, as far as lis organization
permits. for the defense or tho kingdom. Is
it lot. therefore, absolutely clear that if ths
requisite Organization wefe forcco,ninS, the
problem of our national defences would be
Eolxed, a2d the p1sotection, Of these Shores
sufficiently assured? It will be seen that Wa
have within tbs limits of these islands 100000
men enrolled under various ti,les for military
service, beeides it must be remembered that
m augmentation Of q, 600 regular troops WAS
voted Just before Parliament rosa. This rais-
es the total to $50, 600, and Lord Elcho him
1eif, though talung very liberal estimate Of
our obligations, does not, as far us mere num-
bers 70, ask for much more. Evidently. theKe-
fore, If all these mon, or 3 fair proportion, are
effective soldiers, Cur military force ia as
strong as 1t need be.
Let us now, however. asauuae that tho ex-
isercies Of war call for the despatch Of the
regular army, or the Sreater portion Of it. TO
foreign gaErsons, or foreign parts, This
wou!f take away, say, 10O, COO men, but it
stiII leave5 US with $50, ,090--in other wo11s,
with as powerful forca as tho French
themselves sent into the field at the begin
niug Ut tlla present war. Still, therefore, re
should hare as many troops as could be- we'll
thought necessary for the protection Of the
country against inrasion. But Of what is this
! home army, which, under the name Of militia.
is Organized on the model Of. the line, and
| which whon called out for duty represents in
| fact q regular army maintained for home ger
vice. TIis force is 1885, 900 atrong. Next
| come the army reserves, which include body
OF about 14.0o0 enrolled pensioners The
ynmany, OF cavalry OF the home Army, are
, 1870-09-20

Tie New York Tribune has taken to
pencc-,naking again, and VIC look for u
meeting at Niagnra or Buffalo between Mr..
Greeley, on lelulf of Prussia, and Colo
rAdo Jewcti and George Sanders on the
part of France, to talk over matters. Dur
ing our own war, Mr.. Greeley favored sew
crA1 buses of pence in ono Of which tue
l,,orth shonld have the Panhandle of Vir-
ginia, giving the rest of tho confederacy
10 JEFF Davis; and in another the Pam
Handle should be fairly and honestly d.
v;ded between the two confederaciee. From
this last basis Of peace he would not back
.!cwn unless General Leo should succeed
i'll watering his horses in tho Valley Of the
Shenandoah, in which case We had better
give up the fight and cry whipped. At nll
times, however, he held that. if the people
Of the Cotton S!ates, on fair vote, az
pressed their desire 10 80 out of the Union,
it would be sound policy to let them so.
With such Il consistent peace record be-
hind him in onr own war, it is not remark
able that II. G. should declare TINT
at France has any true frealds among the
Ifla
that tile defence Of raris Ii IN act OF folly-not
ts s1s ~ nanins ,h on,s aes nn he
,ion ard na,ne!ess suffering within the walls, and
. .,". :; s"'uusas .,. ."1 Isa.. .so. 81.
-. ''@'~
.Th. h. ,sso1n,ton s ~ p,r,s IT, ,re,.,,,,ooa f,r
defence, ll,e d,sr!ay q It's power. may have one
Euoa , , taat ht Gea5 S
for It viii gre opportunity for peace. It viii
,ps mi ca syentuals ~ I'm is to peau
conclusion Of ,ssetE terrible quarrel"
Here we learn that the defence of Paris
is crime, and TINT it will prove the best
friend of both contestants, mud lead to a
peaceful conclusion of their terrible quar-
rel. In either event, tie peace-1naker is
firm i'll the conviction that Germany should
acquire Alsace md Lorraine, aud make the
vosGes Mountains the fnture boundary Of
tAe German Empire.
=s=--=:@-~-=== @-~
bishop Nntenoase 1ebuAeu' Wall great
'siscei hnent aho judgment, tne attempt OF
some nfazen l'te insurance agen' 10 9et
i!is clerical Ite insurance aoaee sanctioned
soto u tne Ep'scopsi uene1ai coau'
c''' iio ien's'sAe" ''a's nc.olo iecoi'''''aau.
'ns i'a,t''ol., e1ne'ne' VI !''e ansuf1nce' ~
, 1870-09-20
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1870.
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.

FL, Representative in Congress for Tue Safe at
large, General JOHN 4. LOGAN.
state Treasurer, ERASTUS y. BATES.
Sunesin:eadcnt OF Fubl:c Instruction, SEA foS
BATEMAS.
Commissioners al tho Pr1!sensIay, t-H@S
WASllNCRN and CASPAR BUZZ.
, 1870-09-20

Onr readers will remember that soma
months ago, Nra. Myra Bzadwell, editreas Of
the Legal Neaos, published In this city, made
application to be admitted to tho bar Of this
, 1870-09-20

cairo has not been returned, Champaign
City ditto, and several other places ~l,ica, may
exceed 1, GEO inhabitants. :;
, 1870-09-20
Here is comparison that must be ill.,
+erestiur 10 the capitul of New England:


Since 1860. Boston has been auncxing
several large suburban towns to supple
.aent and patch her population, in order to
.;cep ahead Of Chicago. She will hare to
annex all the region round about to do it.
I'd tLen can't.
The census Of New hampshire has been
.o,uple,ed with the exception of the town
nf Franklin. Tho population Of the State
=. S1G.aos, or o,17l less than iu 1sG0.
Ougl:. little spcck OF a State whose
population is gradually fading ont, to have
as great voice in the United States Sen
:.te as State like Illinois, which increases
hearly million in n decade Where is
he justice or equity Of such representa-
ion .
The total population Of the city Of New
CrIeaus, including the annexed district
,l0,s'h), is 1s4,Gss. against 1889 in
i56O. This is rather poor showing, but
New Orleans suffered severely 1,y tht re-
hrllion, and will do better hereafter, in
every respect.
, 1870-09-20

The number and tonnage Of American aud
foreign vessels engaged IL the foreign trade,
which entered into ind cleared from the
United States during the fiscal years 1869 and
1870. were III follows:
TWELVE MONTHS ENDED JCxE 30, 1869.
70. 7bns. 10. 7onx
Am. vcssels..... 9,9.s 3,40o COS s,G39 9,351,3G3
Foreish vessels.1s,sot 5,347,694 1s.cS7 5,a7a,o7p
, 1870-09-20

Monthly Report, No. II. OF the Bureau of
Statistics, now nearly ready TOR distribution,
several tables showing the number, aye, sex,
occupation, aud patiSity of the immigrants,
together with the ports at which they arrired
during the quarter ended June 50, 1870. It
also contains the following synoptical table,
grants arrived in tho Unit ed States during the
fiscal year ended June 50, 1870, and their
nnticnalities:
, 1870-09-20
Military SfreuGtIa OF Ercnt Britain
ItL.Suxa 4 E.X.SE

From the London Times
Let the reader only look Mt the following
enumeration OF opr military forces Is actually
existing ut this moment According to tho
estimates Of tile present year accepted by
Parliament NE }layn nOT
, 1870-09-20

The la-geat cities in Illinois, alter Chicago,
arc the following, whose present population
ve compare with that of 1860;
, 1870-09-20
-N1. 401&- -H0, 701s.
Am.vesscls.. .....l0,7s5 3,4s2,qa 1856 5,o:,si7
Foreign vessels 1896 5,C'9,st4 1895 :,67s.s3e

Total .2s,1,3a s,.so,sdo 2S,e9s 7.753;, esa
TWELVE NoSrHs ENDED JrSE 81, lsI,t
--EHttfed.- --LIc4l1td--
, 1870-09-20

With the exception OF eomeI90. .OG0 troops Of
the line serving in India or on otner stations
abroad, the whole Of this enormo1s forco is at
home, ard avilsble, as far as its organization
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.bo.auf aei&rteten, pber. 9esrudts taben;
DisjtniSen III @unat,t bktts @eltbes:
-8labluna ,btr8 ones nit 2anS-- sSa;;~
DiGenisea stsen ben at: ~8eSaNuna
Ger 8onps NIT 2anp - Nttn." Die
@a9uifen bei pteler @obl (ouen tudb<
rene oerlelben :3eit er5fnet unp bie@abl
IN berlelben @eiie a~bsebalten, unp bic
Wablbert@te 9ema@t 5ut,o be9laubist
tueroen, tpie IS jeet bas @eleb fir Mb>
ifimnnunG1 3dbluns ut.e 8ablteridte
fir Staatsbeamte pprl9reibt ausoencn,>
men, bas jene Beri&ter an ben Staatsz
3Sefretdr %inmerbalbi 80 ,Gooen mad iener.
seldidt tpercennfouen unp cab
,innerbalb 10 &a9en barna6 terStaatsz
'Sttrttdr IN @emeinl9aft lnitoeem Wcu>'
pernene uup @taats> Muntitorr ,biea aez
ma6ten 8eri9te priife, louen, unb,tpennr
es ld bierbet %berausf,llt, ,baB cine Ma>'
joritdt Der Stimmsebeur tei, jener n5gBabl.
piele5 @eleb ~9enebmiot BADEN, 70 1o1 Ser
@ouperneur cine Proclamation erla0en
unp iol@eS &eiultat befanut MAIDEN ;
uno fol- eann pieles r@tfB @dltt9teit
unc &rattnbaben. ~. .''s. .o's"oA -.17@' fl
S 8. Die1es@ eleB 1ou ni9t cerar:s'
tts aufoefabt nerpen, als pb taour@
Seitens pes StaateS ir9enb cine ODER
9rSeere Serbinoli@teiten ir9eno mel6e1
Nrt, wel@e ni9t nor YalIrune pie(e r
Mfte eriltirten anerfannt wiroen.
s 10. Dieie6 @eleB 1ou bon uno
mad rem Sage isiner paiiirun9 3lltis>
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Observation-Disclosures

D 10 SIN if5niSlideniI Dptrntauiea in
Berlin fano Die finite @ufabrunS bee
= Meiiteri1n9er" ~on @i@aro @agntr DOT
gang aueperfauftem 5auie runter ,erobem
itBeifaQs itatt, tlrb ~3par7-ean3 ebneD ppaoz
.ftien. Der7fSntsli@e r6of weAntee bsy
9 oriteQune pieper tbei. Mm IS. fNpru
.fane pie 400ee MuHlbrun9 ,be6 xDon
eS}utaaAa" nit net1uett,, gIldnaehberaa usfuttu1Q
an D%tforattionen nnp Gofanntsss& fiatt. l09 !
q moa'sSpeb frf,'' g. Mpri[.'*:7377 81.
S e%uerSbrunf, welde beute 9fxlb bierr' a,unSsz
Brad, nobn1 i6ten Anfans' In eintmS taM;
,tpsel9ert3 III opsrnt III pfr' 19Spbanni6tberacrrz.
nta6e bele9eneln. @1afbof nnStatt Trrant<
furt" .eebBrt lpit absetrannten Speifber
fyIafrer NIT 3ufer, Sci, Geltmaaret ttnc
Tobad an9ef0Qt. Der @@apm wttrt,
rpeiteret S@dbuh9en 3ufol9e,n auf elmo
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