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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-24


ish In the field than sign such disgrace
full capitulation; and. so the sun went down in
the west, lighting the path OF the King to Ven
dresse through the most enthusiastic ovation
from all the soldiery along the road south of the
Meuse. The Crown Prince received not
less Joyous reception as he proceeded back to
Chimery. 1t was known that the Emperor
had absolutely surrendered, and that the army
was about to capitu!ate. AS German soldier
expressed 1t, hKdizer cGptirt; drnaee capitu-
lrt.n The street in the mean little village In
which the Prince lodged presented an extraor'
dinary spectacle. II was lined 6y soldiers
holding lighted candles, which did not flicker
in the quiet air. 1t was almost dlsappolnt-
ment to them when the Crswn Prince came
unattended by the Emperor. And what a
people these good French are TO govern The
cottagers ieigned to partake OF the Joy at the
overthrow OF their Imperial master. They
stuck lights in the window. My host, an old
soldier Of Africa In Louis Phllippe's time. who
had often doubtless shouted "Vive rEmpe-
reur," too, begged of uie to lend him a second
candle to put In his window; for, said he,
"Cela sera p!sLs digne." 1t was late
WHEN THE CROWN PRINCE SAT DOWN TO DINNER,
and for the first time during the campaign a
toast was proposed by his Royal ui,hness,
s'The King and the Army" 1t was drunk In
cham parne-also ar Innovation at the royal
table. which was intended for the Emperor,
and was captured by Prussian drasoon regi-
ment, and presented TO the Crown Prince.
Although the army in general believed that
peace was now secured, those around the
Princes table discussed the question win less
security Of the result. The hesitation 10 sign
the capitulaslon did not signify much, for a
nights reflection, strengthened and matured
by the sight OF the Preparations for main
tainlng possession Of what remained OF the
French army by force, would, IL was felt,
render a. positive refusal out OF the question
The French officers a. the psrley had admitted
plete. They were spprehenstve even that the
Prussians who might return With the answer
to the Emperor's letter might be fired at, and
one Of them, applying coarse expression TO
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-24
Chipping.
EoR L1vERPo DOL.

EoR LIvERP POOL.
The frst-class British Bark KATHLEEN, "a.
Captain Hugh Lester, having portion Of SA
her Cargo engaged, and being Of small capacity,
(l300 bales.) will have immediate dispatch for
above port. &'
For Freight engagements. apply to
HENRY CARD,
sep4 Accommodation Wharf.
EOR LIvERPOOL.-TO Low
"KATHLEEN.r
The frst-class British Bark GRANToN, -At
Captain VIM. A. Grundell is now ready to x4&
receive cargo, and being OF small capacity, Q4U0
bales,) will have dispatch for the above port.
For Freight engagements apply to
HENRY CARD,
sepA Accommodation Wharf
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31
City and County.

n FROM Loon CaEEK.-Mr. Chas. J. T.sseu ;.
sephcrds Loon Creek Express, arrived from, o.
sande on last Thursday night, making the ,r,n
sUugh in three days on horseback and startea h.os
a saturday. He met Kossuth's pack train WITHIN
aar miles Of Orc Grandc,< loaded for wolfson
nd met Charlie Adams with Jacobs. train :,
l, head of the canyon. Both trains were get,,na
ding very well, but they intended to sulit carroas
ua make two trips over the snow, which now .v
vis over tract of about twenty.four miles ON m.
os Of Shepherds trail and is from three 10 Ave s.,
depth. At Cape Horn the pack trains win bav. -
upack carry the loads over on the foot bridge ana
sn the animals; that is the ouly place where thew
M have to swim. the balance of the crossings beinr
abridged. great many parties had started ont
ron Loon creak on prospecting tours. Several ner.
as are engaged in searching for the body of Smith
Vie was lost with Wentworth. but have as vet boen
nablc to knd it Mr.. Tassell and Judge shenbsrd
n, the first parties who crossed the trail ON hor.a
saE this season. and having taken out horses and
sCked the road. they intend making quicker time
rib the Express than ever before made.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31
SheriF's Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
ID sued out Of the District Court in and for Boise
county, Idaho Territory, upon judgment rendered
In said Court wherein Fleischman Heyneman are
the plaintiffs and Ali San. Loo Sing, John Doe. Rich
ard Roe, Tom Smith, Geo. Jones, Lum Carr, Bill
Johns. Jack George, All Kee, Lum Lee, All Sin.
All kim, To Ack, and All ock are the defendants for
the sum Of Three Hundred and Thirty Eight Dollars
together with costs of suit taxed at Seventy-Seven
and 40100 Dollars, duly tested May 23d, 1870 have
seized and taken under execution all of the following
described mining property situated In Boise county,
Idaho Territory, and described as follows, to-wit
One mining claim situate on the north side of More
creek and owned and worked by the defendants
named herein; also one certain mining claim on
More creek, ommencing DIT the ice house and run
ming down said creek 1000 feet less located
about and one-half mile above the Chickahominy
Mill site. and also owned and worked by the defend
ants herein named together with all Of the improve
ments and appurtenances belonging to said claims:
Public notice is hereby given that on
Friday the 18th day of june A. D. 1870,
At ~ O'Clock, NJ, I will SELL at the court house door
in Idaho CITY, at Public Auction for cash the above
described property to the highest bidder, to satisfy
said execution, costs and all accruing costs
+. b. BRITTEN, Sheriff
By III. J.. SAYRs Under Sheriff
Idaho City, May 20, 1S70-w3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

EcxaAEr SAUSpERs.-Messrs. Eckhart 4 Sam.
s have fitted up their store on Main street in 81.
q1ai siye-the clothing department being separate
tan the main store. Re-papering and paiptnc has
sled considerably to the appearance Of their es,ab
hAneat 'They have received fine lot of gents
Cav and Panama hats OF the latest style and LAST
a0ash not least. they have on tap some excellent
aqtOon whiskey. which we know is No l. from the
Ai jug iall being sent to the WORLD oise, which
E have tried.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

oNssIoS.-ln the hurry aud confusion incident 10
aaaoa campaigns. we omitted in our last issue 10
ce the presence in our city of two of our friends
ssn Boise City, brethren OF the press, John Moon.
se Esq, editor of the .velrs and Mr.. George Carl.
ta who is connected with the same paper. They
Pa' several days visiting the different Basin camps
t. promises in his next issue to give full account
as meandertngs while in the Basin. We think his
ar'an! viii contain few cut-oHs and not follow ex
"a! his line OF march.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

sATARTED.-one of our pioneer merchants of the
,'n Dir. S. Ridge, of CentcrvIlle, started for San
'-''Sco few days ago to purchase goods for his
-'"'hrnent. which is the oldest mercantile house
H'erViile. He expects to be absent several
out intends shipping an immense stock OF
'''@ before he leaves the Bay.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

'srToES-AAny Of The residents Of Eoisc City are
iUs to the Basin for the purpose of escaping the
A' aud dust Of the valley. and of enjoying our COOL
st's'Ains and invigorating mountain air. Among
sa We notice Mrs Ed. Pinkham. Mrs. W. W. Gid.
a. Mr. aud Mrs E. C. Sterling. Miss Ada Riggs and
ls Carrie Cartee. They could not seek better
1ss srou, the sultry climate of the valley, than by
sniag to Idaho.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

FINE TOBACCO AND CIGARs.-A few DAYS AGO We -.
eared huSa package from centerville. accompanied
By letter from our friends, Messrs. J. b. Duke &
ca stating that they sent us by stage sample of
4sr tobacco Upon opening the package we found
I'm dtteen TO twenty pounds OF the finest chewing
rbscco OF different brands, rs also box of splendid
dars- We have enough of the filthy weed" to hast
5 2e balance OF the year. for which cur thanks are
he to Duke Co. II you want fine tobacco or
4s1rs examine their stock before purchasing else
Were.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

-" GooDs.-J. @. Bryant received during the
view days. train of general merchandise direct
'he East. via Rail Road. He is filing his store
'ta' and cellars up with fine stock Of assorted
aahdise, and is prepared to supply everybody
"e balance of mankind generally. with anything
n, eating drinking. and wearing line. at prices to
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

4aE "EArHER--Is begins to look as though VIC
VIC not TO have any spring or summer during the
a S'V Afew variations In temperature last week
minated in snow storm on the morning of May
H. which whitened the ground to the depth of
'"u an inch The nights have been cold and frosty.
~ NE gardens have suffered considerably. or at
AT the stuff growing in them.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

O0'rs Drsr.-About ten days ago quite haul was
-s At Centerviile, of Chinese conn,erfeiters. cap
~hs At the same time, large amount Of bogus
'0~ The citizens demolished the China mint, and
."S number of our future citizens of Monaghan
ASeas were furnished with close quarters in the
''aty Jail under commitments from Justice Bcne.
TITS Court.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31
Sherif's Sale.
10y VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT A

10y VIRTUE OF n JUDGMENT AND
ID decree OF foreclosure Of mortgage aud order
of sale issued out of the District Court in and for
the county of Boise, and Territory of Idaho upon
Judgment rendered in said court the 18th day OF
NAV. A. ID. 1870, wherein John Gallagher. Eugene
Merrman and Patrick Kerrigan are the plaintiff. and
Thomas b. Hart is the defendant for the sum of Four
Hundred and Eighty Dollars, with interest at the
rate of three per cent per month from the 9th day OF
october 1865. less the sum of One Hundred Dollars
paid thereon on the Goth day of May, 1866 and for
their costs of suit taxed at $780, payable In gold coin
of the United States OF America, duly tested the 10th
day of May 1870 by which am commanded "a to sell
county, Idaho Territory, to-wt: The undivided one
fourth part of certain water right and ditch known
as the West creek ditch, situated in Placer District
and near PlacervIe, in Boise county, l. T.: Public
notice In hereby given that in accordance with the
requirements of said order of sale viii on
Monday, the goth day Of June, A. D. 1870,
at IL o'clock NJ sell in front of the Court House door
in Idaho city, at public auction, for cash. In gold
coin. the above described property to the highest
bidder to satisfy said order of SALE costs and oil ac
cruing costs. f. B. BkITIEN, Suerln.
BY Ii. #. SAYRs Under Sheriff.
Idaho city, May 20, l670-w3.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

r DnhoLD how pleasant it is for brethren to
RaS sn together in unity. The New York Times,
I !, says of the Tribune, also Radical !:
Aon. s mean, cowardly, slanderous and dis
drr sst sheet. aud it has probably done more to
VIII. aae morals and journalism than any paper
b. tI was not liable to be instantly suppressed
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

t"ERr.-Tincher & McDevitt, of Centerville,
bought out the brewery in the rear Of their sa-
:" That place from George Beakle, and will furn-
'eer to customers from all parts of the Basin.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

"'VRSED.-Dr j. III. Ralston, who has been abb
'' about six weeks on a visit to HIS relations at
"4sneid' Illinois, returned few days ago looking
'~'asiy at least. as though the trip had benefited
~ considerably.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

:, D''okcED.-Mrs. Sue Robinson Getzler
/. granted divorce from Charles II. Getz-
) IN May 10th, ut Virginia City, Nevada.
"a Parties are wen kpown throughout Idaho.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

49,. ChinaInan named All Bnck, re-
r.. brought from Boise City by Deputy Sheriff
on charge of murder. was released by
A'e Brown, there being no evidence against him.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

NJ Sity Assaying Works ~ Returns
and losses from coinage at any United
and Minerals "'''' Vi "fes
Dust Bullion and Assays of Ore left at the follow.
places VIII be forwarded to this Office for ASSAY
ana returns made the following day:
Madigan & Cannady, Pioneer c,,v
j. c. Mills Il Co., Gran;te CT,
]: b. Duke & Co., ........ ra",a m,sun'
Wm Lynch Esq, placerviiie ILL
a,i e highest price paid for Gold and Silver Bars
either in Coin or Currency '''
officEwln the National Bank Agency's Building
opposite Wells, Fargo & Coz Office
j. NJ. BURKETT, Assayer.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

ioWs.-Jo. Galation. Of Orc Grande. arrived in
IN. lew days ago aud will remain several days be-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

Greenback, Gold and silver
VI exchange for gold dust and bars, at '"'e
,r.,,oo.. AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Idaho City,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

"a no territory Bonds, Prison Warrants
"nu BOISE County Scrip bought and sold at
AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Idaho City,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

m"tiiated Currency purchased at the
AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Idaho CITY
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

amovnto - stamps (of all denominations, in
nurcbassS 81 one hundred dollars and over can be
cent az par ior currency ess amounts ten per
o'ance|a s AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Idaho City
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-12

Tiibcrfnthtc, Ocnen bic Nrbcitoeber rem 2obr
ni1t be3ablen, eiu Eumult nusiubrtdlcl, Sn
0en lcRten beiOeu Gagtn ruartR ole 6tltlUiuD
rem n0letbt beoeuteH0 unO Der N(attt DOlauI
oerieben.
Trtitaa Habt brarrten IN 9arter5burq,
WcIts Yir0iuien, Der @abrlOer Mtc6arl0nh
arUBa FiIerIahrlt nit allen UtaldiuerIe' II unb
1900 ferttqeu SdNern, ionic 5pei QBobnbdu'sr
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Granddaughter 1T NIX tbIilUtiie eriibert,
Q8ir oeoadlten bsreits 0cs OerbcCrenoen
BronOes, Der Treitn0 Rabt hen alten Cri
Tirrnitle. ben @eribtsiiB pm SotetOnrt 60
8a., Sr orei Yicrtbeiten in Niae le1tt 0ir
GiutuObneti60ft idblt unnefdgr 1000 Se,len.
Das {Feuer fam III ben S%talunNeu beg ygSe
tern Sotels" aus. erariii Oas S6tntlotal, oos
0otel lelbIt, oas &efHnguiB unO g]cr't0rts nit
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beioen Seiten Der Strofe biz CUR 2Bobnut1R
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in 3rimmcrr. Gtc 6lammcn lpranaen BPM
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6aus gB. u. N. ggorO'S, Dpn 100 ie biz gum
0auIc Sotob Cutters nuf Der Gde Der WtGlnz
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in DaterftrnBc tort ale Sduier, oas Nc
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ausgcnommen, iieten iBm bel ieinem Sororin=
zen gum Spfsr. Yon y8aterItrobe feRte es
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iuaibte. SbsrIt 0ousrtnnn 1T NIT $500 Der
Iitert; bon Den ubri9en &t0ebrannten inn
uur Wenjge Usriihert. Der @tiammtbranos
ibaoel miro auf 5000, 600 tOrirt. @ie uereis
rigten NnitrenQun9en Der Q~erinQcn Gnla9l
26ihenoer rcttettn BAG @eri6tsgebdnoe. OberIt
0ouIton, Der neue Ritter bate eben $500 fir
i5in Qeubn6ous beSablt unO es polItduojQ
ausm0blirt let lte1t cs in 4i9e. Die non
oeu WctbooiTten erIt Nnfnnas oOri0er Q8o6e
~getaufte uno BON ibrem @eiitli4eu bereits be
io1cne Yfarruobruuq erlGg c~berInls ben
5lammcn, pel6cn, Oa fat ole Standardization
aus Sools beItanoert, fein erfol9rei1er QDioerz
itanO eutge0en9eiett tperocu %tonrte, uno nit
ftuunensnertber Haidheit Sitngtlte oos Teuer
BON Saus gu 0nus, Der 0urA Iein Utter
cbrlpiiroiee Srf 6inca1tle. lit in turSer 8eit gu
orei Siartbeilen 5erItOrt uno in Oas 8r0Bte
GlenO uertebt Dor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-12
8ranO Oe8 SGiifcS ,,Snnbcaul." E
Efdls Wirnldlcn llllnCfOn1nCl1.

Vie Banana pWtail" bringt fpl8enoe Na6
rt9t: pllntcr ben YaiIa8ieren, peI4e nit
benz Sampler uY0ciiic" aus Slbamerita bier
antumen, btfanO Ii6 aud Capt 6baOmid Oonl
Sbiif DSuubeom", ip;lhes ON 81. Itdt3 UNI
glia5r 20 N{etlen bon Solta9uano e~ntiernt
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Oas Nteer, UNI, it1 an S6ifstrimmern Ham
merno, burb Shtpimlnen oNs Geben Su ret
ten. SliitIiber gtciie ptrbramnte Der Strit,
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log, naDul Die @eretieten nuf uto bradte ite
MULTIPLICATION nab Salcabuano. Die sun
b:am' var Elm ameritanil9es S6if.1
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or Ridtrr SiIes. J
Nui gerarllaiiun9 BON SaOlo Gr9cl, SoDn u. 6ngcls,
ioluie pon Deter Hrbl uno g8rt. 8. Sul lit Samuel
Gun iEr 3rpdngsbarttrptt ertlGrt.
Sas @eritt psriagte it6 his gum %. YJtGt.
Waiieugtrt6t. -(Wpr brn Nitterr BaioerNon.
9aueIs unb Bouo. J 0barlcs u. 9. Wtt9ce erbielt
Youmndlt iur 8crlOaItlr8 Der Stnterlai enidaft pon
Sophie W Sones.
ri6ter Scotts Borltbc.l Der StGGt staen Sobu Nibols.
Nntrd9 auf ueusn 4roieB; iricr BCratblna. tDer critic
YrDlCB luar0 i'll 0rlntnalsG cribte 9ellbrt. - Der
Staat 9e8rt Natrid Tt0an, Ditto; Ditto.
Die pSant" perta9te iih, Der MISUNDERSTANDING oes
Gterrihters %geluaritg.
Common gIeGss@eri6t. - 9obann 8obner
gCeen f5rN1B O.. Scnnemann uro Geo. gB. Bartlett;
ben Berfl1gtcn lparo has luGggetonutCnf @igCrltbim
lUieber i~uertannt. W. VI. g8un0Gr gt9et Woam &6r.
ner, SbulObudtla9e; Das @ertdt iprab benz SI0aer
$40 ~elbgilttg Su. : N. &ppt9artb q Sobn 9e8sr
QBm. Z. Yritdett. Sdulo ld~eintlGge; bitto S742.02.
Scute Iebt glr. 747 Der StrIr.NG8tfrarOs aui Der
Sa9esorptiltg.
Sfabts@ertdt - (Bor Sberridttr Scott. J
Das gtrid, b~eiUiui9te bcrlte einert bonn 9leger Sbonas
9ulaneD aus Bir9tniet ourt leiren Mnlpdlt Sancs g.
ggieoererlanguns Der Sbbut iiber oes YCtsnten brei
reip. 8 Wno 8 Sabre uro 8 Wtonate ollie Sinner gBtuiarl,
gilbert unp Charles, pede jeSt rcbit ibrer Wiitter bel
5ames uno Soa Griffin an IBeft', nabc SanOoeritrabe,
lebrn. Dies itoer mitlien Beute frub IL fbr bent @ea
ridtsboie rorgefabrt luerOerr.
superior s8crtht. = tWor Nt6ter Gobbtil. J
Sas Srribt iritt helte Worrlittag luieoer lpiarnrter.
Staotfretss@eriht .- (Bor Ribtr Bintnep J
Garl g. DAGGER. Nlt9ne lir Barnes 4 Dai9er, .ge9cn
&ouaro Rltter uno Alegdnoer Bomb; Intra9 auf Gin.
iebuuo eines Sequehers aunt Yertaule oes Stooners
rltun W,tbeu" Yeblis 8eirieoisune eircs bon Barnes
Il 9aigsr pom, 9ttdbtrr gapjano e%rlar8tsi, olf Sejab.
luna ppn SOL. 65 %lautenoen Srtsnntni,es 9egef @buato
SHUTTER. Gouinipn & &one, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 9e8ell
Wtattbelu .. 5aropi oas Seriht ertlarte oas in 5rG9e
itebenoe Pattet8sntbum tur iur oontpa9nisldati 8ebp'
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Treibcit D0cr NcDolntiou!

Qpie Die 4nbGnaer Rapo4eon's iagen, ipur0c
am Surrtags in Trantretb at benz Stimm
tnIten entidieben, ob Die 6ran3oitn Die 6rci.
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lie Udbtten Die 6reibeIt, neil 100000 Mann
G5olDaten bic GeUolution in ben Stdnter UNI
w0alid ntahten, uno neil 30 Wiaionen
Bduern feline 8sUolgtion ~tpulttn, ion0err--
.Oie iSrei6eit". Sic StIOte mIBten 1ur gfFrei.
6sit" gc3tuurgen pcroen. Cine I60re Ireis
belt, ~ Der man nit 8emalt 9ebraGt fueroen
mug SaTaus aIein miro Die 8arSe f5arce
erIittlib. Dian Isse einfa9 itatt DJreibeit"
ous Q9ort pgtapoleon" utO man piro bic BE
Deutung 0ieier 9S1bt rt6tig 9aratteriIirt ba:
ben. Napoleon, poer Die Hepolution lautete
0G5 Bro9ranlm.
Rapoleon mpfte idon baTur iorsen, buk
ibm Die ReoolutiDn nitt Oas spiel peroarb.
SieIe &soolutinr, ippmis Die @eener gtapos
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