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W. B. Keller. Admir- q. al.
Under order in this case, win .scIi fs-
g cash, ON February, salesday, st 0raagebur9
The remainder iu Dover after the dster-
ninesien Of the life estate, in the land aIiot-
ted 70 Mrs. Mary shumaker by the Drairs-
~ In the lands which were Of James II. !
Smith, deceased. 4,
st ALSO = -iltsStt stgsF
ORANGEBURG---IN EouITY,
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oR.ANGEBukG-Es Eorrrr..

All that other plantation or tract Is hua
containing sos acres more or less, sitnssFs Il,
orangebnEg County, on Wolfe Castle Suarn1s
waters Of Cattle Greek, and bounded 81
James Cox, John bowman, John Sandts, I
Samn Il. Staley and Dan1 Baxter.
sH,,;:;sa5-o:: -; II sssh .,slanc. In nnas
year with interest, purchaser giving bend
and mortgage Of the plantation, with eosSs
nant Of resale in ease Of breach OF the eondi.
iions of the bond. Purchasers TO pay foe
papers and stamps. - sA
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Jan 20
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OKASGEHURts--Ix EceTTys =
ORANGEHI .Rt:--Ix F.orrrr.

: :. IT, % 20
w. Forse.,.sg
James y. GTisSs siortsAsa
Cr'lrr the decree ia rhis rnsr. I will eli
% "shHg, burg. cn the FIRST Monday In rehs, /.
'na Sy Tor "ne-hnif cash. talnhcc ,,i, ere,iis.
" 'weise monihs. secured by bond uiih i,s-
teress frsas date with a ,n.,yt-,vs ~ shhf
PrcmiseH- sIc fo5ieSfnz real estate. ~
Ai the righi. title s1ek issrerr.t which .
Jsnrs =. Griffin ans, Fli1ahrss e. ,fsiz;n lad "a
IN snd TO the r, nj estate vlsryrpr thr iafs
Silns Griffin died seized aud pussrssetl ill.,
atc in 81. Mntssr~s Parish, in Site s,o,Inty n
Orangehurg. 80 S. "a
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rure cp, pppITrp n HAS
IhlS In m aa mD - nir,cs,rnt.d. nc.
enloyed on enls Suasv an S.s Secnrps on. y,
cess OF elgnpsc1 yeaIs, ~ - ~ VA, ~.
the renowned Hospitan OF tne acc; mna. !ns
celebrated LOCK hotpitalis 10 LonqTn, ny .ao
no less renowned establishment OF hieofa lsto
Paris, this lnstiiutc has become 10 INC facine
Coast. The t%houfnnds annually rccelyca sno
cured at this place Is In POINT OF NUMBER OF pa,
tients among the very frtt OF The world. ana
The success or its treatment ranks 1t second to
none.
s.,,irnI wenLpess or spermatorrhea.
mn. v.rr, man wbo cxnericnces that growing
inc young man VINO ssPe enS wnn,.I nscsnI,s.
weakEsfs u, us ann. Sa ,.r' ncs 1, srjses
ton, snouia s,1p W sInssu. ~ ,ho hscE tremb.
nc VIII hna ~ ,ne S.nads,sS dIo.,,;on mac.
n ~ fsiIIrv oS the powers On The mind,
eountap.e iailLs W .ne Sr = ,,nrhis
dlrtastc lor tocieiy' eleauo snnsthS ~
ioreh9dinss o. evil rIccpi;e S.stns.s io.s ~
iaseinITus a,d nUmn,ous o,her .ymnioms
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%coRpoRAr1os NOTICE.
ORDINANCE NO. 50.
Al. ordinense Rrexiai.s r. r,

n, Ordnance Providing fer the
Arrest or Cerfnin Kstray Animals.
riIE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
Tovn OF Gold Hill do ordain as follows:
SECTION /. Tho Marshal, and all Policemen
nader ma direction, shall arrest and take into
custody all goats found yasrant wynn nm inc y,
conGne them in som secure place to DO pro.
viicd by him at the cost Of tho town. They
may also be taken up by any other person, VINO
shall commit them to the custody OF the Marshal
or any Policeman Of the town OF Gold Hill.
SEC. 2. The Marshal shall keep = tLue ana
faithful record OF the number and description OF
ali coats taken or brought into his custody. and
tic date and manner Of thar disposal; and he
Shall also keep conspicuously posted at the en-.
trance OF tho yard, barn, stable, or pace wnere
the said goats are secured as provided N seS.
ton / OF this Ordinance, q nft OF Ill tucn goats
| therein detained.
SEC. q. All such goats taken into custody I'M
der the provisions Of this Ordinance, II not re-
claimed within five DAYS thereafter, shall be 3D.
vertised In q newspaper published In the town
of Gold Hill, for two days, and sfter such adver.
tisemcnt tho Marshal may sell or dssiroy,'h
SEC. 4. Tho Marshal shall provide necessary
subsistence for all such goats while In his Gus
|tody. Tho owner OF any such goat or goats
taken up and kept In custody by the Marshal,
may at any time, before tho sale or other dlspo-
sition thereof, redeem the same, by paying to the
Marrhal his proper fees and charges Tor keeping.
together with the costs Of advertising as herein
provided. II not 80 redeemed the Marshal may
sell and dispose OF euch goat or goats.afer I'D.
y~er;iscment, and out Of the proceeds from such
sale. AFTER VINE Of the costs OF advertising,
retain the fees ind charges herein authorized,
and pay The balance remaining In. This hands Into
the town treasury. for the nse OF the owners OF
raid goats. n claimed within three months.
SEC. 5. The charges upon such goats shall be
Keeping, and one dollar aud fifty cents for ar.
resting and driving.
SIC d This Ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after the 18th day Of March,
VIM. D. C. GIBSON,
President Board OF Trustees.
WV. HI DoASE, Clerk.
Gold Hill, March 8, 1870. mhSu
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THE EVENING NEWS.
Friday Evesiss.-....-.Marcb n. 1s10
Elke 9. pl.sn, ;, senntIen.

A friend recently from Elko tells US
about a jolly little episode which oc-
Cured In that flourishing burg some
three weeks ago. Joe Bunker. who
ofilciates in Browns drug store out
there, Is one Of the finest and best
fellows in the world, consequently his
genial disposition induces occasional
indulgence in a social beverage or so.
One evening he got to meandering
about town with his old chum, Squire
Jinks, u Justice Of the Peace, just in
from a neighboring district. They met
lots Of mutual friends wherever they
went, and drank with all Of them,
throwing in an occasional "tod" be-
tween drinks, out of pure enjoyment
OF each others company, and flushed
up with u dozen "nightcaps" or 70
toward morning. Along about DON
next day Jinks got out Of bed and
sought his friend Joe at the drug store.
They had apparently struck some bad
whisky the night before, somewhere,
for both felt dilapidated and repentant.
..Ughr' says the Squire, "dam eff !
uOll I itCl mighty SiiahSs cVN, iLiNi
you got something quieting, something
thatN soothe q feller's nerves, you
know" Joe poured n few drops from
a little bottle on the shelf into n glass
of water. There, just you take that,
and You'll soon be all right" The
Squire did so, and in a few minutes
= y he: "By George! that's a good
thing, Joe-mighty quieting-you'd
better try some YOURSELF" YES"
said Joe. "my hair does pull rather
rough. you bet; but l know something
else that will fix me all right :"
so he reached for another little bottle
aud took Il dose from it. Just as
he was putting 1t back on the shelf,
however, he happened to take a more
critical inspection and to his horror
saw that 1t was labeled "T'inct1e Of
Bdiae." Holy smoke and oakum!
Squire" reared he, "l'm a dead man
I've taken a deadly poison. Run and
call Brown, quick! Ah!!" "Thun-
der aud the devil! Joe, but didn't you
give ne some OF il, too?" mo! con-
found you, no, run for Brown"
"But are you sure l haven't got some
of it," cried the Squire, now half
crazed with horrible fear. NO"
beloved Joe, leaping over the coun-
ter. Just then, Brown hearing the
rumpus, rushed in. 1t took no time to
explain matters. Brown knew the
antidote, so quickly mixing up abonta
quart of starch and water he hurried it
down Joe's throat as fast rs he could
gulp it. His life was saved, but he
was vomitinga good article Of Ink for
the balance Of the day. and hasn't been
able to spit clear since. Besides that
his snow white hair has begun to grow
considerably darker about the roots.
lie and Squire Jinks, both, are more
iavorably disposed toward the Good
Templars than they used to be.
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The Necessity OF n Visit Overcome.
10

Patients residing In any Fart OF the State,
however distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think proper
TO submit q written statement OF ruch In prefer.
encc to holding q personal interview. are assured
that their communications will be held most
sacred. and the cure guaranteed.
An letters must DO uddrcsred to the corro
spending physician, tins:
BENZ. +. JOSSELYS. II. D.,
box 1a5l 61S Sacramento street,
Between Montgomery ond kearpy,,
deC-6l1yis San Francisco, Cal.
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THE NEW TYPE

On WHICH THE NEWS IS PRINTED IS
~ our" Brewer No. ~" or improved broad
face, OF which we ore casting . series nom
Agate 10 Bourgeois, and to which We desire to
call the attention Of printers and pnbllshers.
- HAGAR q CO..
CLEO, Cal. laS-u
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PIpER's OPERA HOUSE," HANDY
MISUNDERSTANDING the stormy,
severe, Indictment weather of last even
ing, the Opera House was well at
tended. and a much better pleased au-
dience we have seldom seen. "Handy
ANDY was given In good style, Joe
Murphy sustaining the title character
most admirably-6etter than we ever
saw it before. As the jolly, blnnder-
ing Irish boy Andy, it's difficult to see
where he could be eNcelled. His
brooue was rich, and his natural acting
and exquisite drolleries kept all hands
laughing. Mrs Murphy also made her
first appearance, II although as
Oonah Rooney one could hardly judge
of her true quality as an actress, she
was sufficiently correct and pleasing
in dancing and d%elineation to warrant
the belief that she will Ike n favorite.
Most ofthe other characters in the piece
were commercially sustained. Joe
also appeared in some Of his famotis
sketches, in the interlude, which,
although not exactly new, were most
excellent, and received with high
favor. :. Pas de Fascination" the
sparkling little comedy given as an
afterpiece, was a perfect gem, made so
b, the eyer-nIeasinp Sue Robinson,
.iIv seconded by her brother, Billy
Robinson. This evening . still better
entertainment, il possible, will be
given. "Hondy Andy" will be re-
peated, followed by the new comedy
of the .sPersecuted Dutchman from
Gold Hill, IN wniSn Joe N"tS"' rrsat
appJ"i NM s,ecant little conedi-
.tt, Of Elton Row delineated prin-
cinaIIv by sue Robinson, will also be
given, besides character acts and bal
lads by other members Of the company.
Grand matinee tomorrow afternoon.
rho r,,.rn,;se tells
HEAVY ''" 49,
the following: Yesterday IN Ntsie
son five years Of age) OF a. haas,
clothing merchant, broke his toy-wagon
of tin. when he Went On on H. 20
hook n ngaEe dsr,aSss The mar
oo. 20 Vent with the bow, thinking
,ha, :, uos hjs fathers carriage that
haI bssn broken. and that he had n
nj ;oh on hand. and was very much
SsS,"n;SIod yban fine bow led the way
49, ~, Sa,horss house and showed hin,
liz tnyIMaSon with a broken axle.
H,ho.,L ,Ss vbeeIwripht had left ur-
cont business to look after the job, he
MAS Obliged to laugh of his veSation
when he found how badly he had oeen
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
By WELLS. HAaoo n co.'s LINE.
No stage arrived
M WOODBURY. ASD ESSoR's
Mr. Stanher, Jno Donahue, s Meary, John
Smith, Mrs Smith, Master Smith, VIM Bent
ley, 2 Snorkell, H Rodriega.
Departures.
1T WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
Dan Mahoney, Il Berry, GB Turner and
wife. Mr. Cooper, Mr. Wolf, P LeaIy, Mons
Froment, Madame Froment, Mr. Standiier
and wife, T Alexander.
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VIC KS
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1870.

ruE FIRST EDITION OF ONE HUNDRED
Illustrated Catalogue OF Seeds and Floral Guide,
is Published md ready to send out. It is el.
egantly printed on fine tinted paper, with about
40 wood Eiigraylngs Of Flowers and Vegeta.
blcs, and o beautifully Colored Plato, consisting
OF seven varieties Of Phlox Drummondii, max
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BOUoUET OF

Vr aDOAh
It Is the most beautiful, as well IS the most
instructive Floral Guide published, giving plain
and thorough directions for the
Culture OF Flowers nnd Vegetables.
= The Floral Guide Is published for the beneat
OF my customers, to whom It Is cent free with
out application, but will DO forwarded to all who
apply by mail. for TEN CENTS, which isno hall
tic cost. Address JAMES WICK,
deljtf Rochester, New York.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-29

Grnte Der 5isur Snbianer.- 81,
usn etfreuli9en 8epeia, bab aud bic (eseaanu'
ten @ileen 1T eiuilifrter Bei&aftieuas etpas ~
Isifea sermSsen> Iiefert Der eiesiisrise Gratssr.
tra9 Der auf tsrer &efersatiou am 8isRene
1att anssFeee!ten @iour Snbiansr. Auber e.
ner sreben Quantttat BON @artsnfti9tea, e1x-
tstea fe ndmlid iiter 1900 Buitsl 9a.teFeln
uab unsefabr chen 70 sitl 8ulbel STATEN. 6ie
pereen gu tereleiass Iansrirtbfdaftiden Ut
bsiteu bon ber &esierune auf ale na5sli9eD eit
ermuntert. Eiele!be ssriegt lie nit @asen,
Waasen uae aneeren Garmseratblaaften, ebenlo
nit at~etcuussRadeH i'm gerbaltnib ia Der
Grnte, bic Fe III @tants b;insen.
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Die Waiienfat rurte
an DienQas In Snseriou hau erSHaet, bate
tntee, mie friber bic teuti9t Gair, NIT uneIn-
Risem @etter gu fGmpfeu, tptl&es beu 8eiu@
beeintra9tiete. Do9 uar biz IusFelune et-
uer @ense id6ner unb ptrtbocuer @esenidnoe
terslrt, ta6 tie 6air teTeauueea@tet Bon eutem
.Grfolse beslettet ptrb. CUR Nbltmmuns tua-
rtn aussefeot: Elm eIesantes Stlter>Ibeeler,
siu fur ben pppuIdrfex Gsnerebeanbieaten, uab
eia prd&aser @tud nit seloeueut anopf fir beu
sopuldtRea Gaabibateu ais Gbef engineer bes
6euerbtt arttuents. Der @upter~@ooua bot
bes Muaiebsuteu fur ben 8eluder siel unt Is 1T
81 ertuarteu. ba6 btr grtrag bea, l1nttruebmeu
lebr siiuits feiu irfrte.
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8rteffaffeu bes v&amberer''.

Baritault. q. e. IS freut ben ,i@an-
terer", taS Sie TN ut&t serseRtn.
81. aat1sny. s. s. Gin sutes e.
beas3etdea; ttRen Daut.
Esrah. 5. 6. Debelei@eu. Ste psr-
ben prdu1ien uu> Brief ertaltsn baten.
St Ausufa. g. %. Ssbr wiQtons~
men. Iieter 8reunt.
&olltueRene s. 81. Na9 @uni@
eednbert.
st. Glsub. 9. 81. Sel@e Greuube g.
ben ben antern Elm eutes 9eiipiel.
~. &. Glr &ebwing mar Is NUT cine 3ib-
fareituns tsiaeli@ Der @sentur. @ebrsre
8rtefe fir Sie in Biusua. Su,mer naunter
uub tuobIsemutt!-
Sir Giultubuns ututr Atou-
nenteu mSseu uniern ber3li&en Gaut sut'
pfaneeu: u. 6. III Jaritault, s. 8. in ct.
Mnt,onp q $. S. in ct. ausuQa, s. q. IN
&eets Gambling.
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Vurrefpcnbers.)
&basta, %. Set. $40

wv Nv AoSNv
0tebet @anberer!
Die 9ettuusen bon 81, gaul bahn
scrise @e@e IN tbrsr Mussate BON, 20. b.
etpas per @tasta bsri6tet, sas ui@t hr
@abrbeit semdb in. S@triH sedlin IL nt3t
feinem scbue mad, ur, i'm su fanesu, feaeern
GenRaAer drau3 So bat tea sobn in @esea~
mart bes @attrs aum @tfaneenen seme9t une
serierste Jpn aud tm County @sfdnsni6, TIC er
ant nd&aea @auaRas Tin gerbist ertpartet, NIT
ben xtrisen 8a.ueraben. @enn man neuee<
baute @ubnbdufer nit Bier uns gau elm =
wetbt II tommen fol9e Statt unb Qanb No.
mireube @sf@i@teu beraus ; 60 feb!t II nod,
bab man auf G,antgtofeu jebem ShnseI<
den einen &esulpsr fault tantit Ct lei Je9te-
reieu nt&t erf ~ e@tere1 unb gridaeiu feline
3uau9t nebueu uaue. Giner ron ben Nan.
aern, BE abuebren trsuten, Rarb IN gelse sS;r-
perlt9tr 8erlesaneen, Der anbere wurte aur
bur@ bic &unQ bes jsnsen Nr;tss IN @arser,
o.. Qerts, se7ettet. 6olde sfansalsef3i9Ru
ma&eu ionf ante!aunte v.iss tsrii&tist uub
bsinesn Fe IN t5(sa Ruf.
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uuteralbun Der Ginwanbe'
9.-Die beige 5aneetetamu,er erbielt ein
sen bea @custrreurs Der @taaten Minnelota.
Sor4, Nebrasfa, MiGouri Ranlas, Mi6tsan
une @tseenIu uaterseianeks Circular NIT BET
Ginlabuns, an ber aaf ben 25. Nosenter tn
SnbtanapoIie, Sabisna, tattfutensen Gonfss
ren3 3um Sause ber Gintauberuns She'll sa
uetmeA.
slus elmer Mit.9eiluns auf Der pisr!en Sete
V.tt ter QeRr, ea6 aud tn @clambus, Oslo,
etue abnlid. Gssferen3 la.tfutfu iaQt.
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Igta8efauet.l
grgral Gate, %. Oct. is

&t9FAl <dEe, ~. Att. lou.
0@eetrtsr 5err Hebatteur!
Nuf Ser 8a.m ess 5errn Griseri9 Rran3 in
GrYital Qafe purte in tieieu, Sabre etn &iefus
erempar Der Hunserlbea se;vsc.1, nas!des nidt
ueHtssr ais 753 Wunb tuisst. @Gaee, ta6 bic
Observation-Disclosures Gusfsaurs in Minusato~
liz tsreits esi@lcasa it; sesib partt bieies
@isiensepGGs aidt petfsblt batsa, tte Iufe
msrtlamteit ter 8efu&er auf F9 su sieben anb
aueereem fit eie ieltene Gru1'sarfsit be- Qen~
ecs seseuet tatsn. Mnfuureis il "fsruer, bab
ebeuoaieltf auf ssm Gei,.nauppelfe!o sine
peQe @asealaeunS grocer psiber &atsn, bic
gar nidt sslde! pgreea, eiaesbsimf psreea
feuu:e.
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Seffentttde @tnlasuns! sur grSS<
ten unt peuitansigFeu Reitauraticn: Die BON
6. @dmibt Nr. 242, Dritte Straes. Son
iestaa trerbea su ieperS tunbs friids Iuftern,
GeFisel, Jcre0eu. 0ltildiurtsn aler &rt, @ilt,
furs MQea, tras Der Msrtt an Delifatedeu bietet,
i~erpirt. Die feintsn @eiae unb 2iqueure bic
tt metne Bar; Grudte, Gpufet urs Genritcs
reiuaartu 1T better Wuswabl. Dieaufwartune
at ieber Belt bic ksle.
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DIE Ct Intbony Cataract en-
sine g.. y .. 1 erbielt scn Rem ct. Yaal
1euer<C eparten,cnt cine pradtis eeartetste H.
bsrne Trompete, uelde Der gsmpasuie ais e.
(ter preis bsi cen. tGr;!id fattssbatten @e.t-
ipriben 3uersasut warbe. Cine Eerutatias tes
8eaeseepartemeuts ucn ct. Saul atcrre;dte
ben mtrtsyoa:a 1'reis ebten Samlas. tpes ;u
elmer re9t eeuatbliden 5efliqseit Nnlab CAB.
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Dempfratif@e GpuSentipu.-:3u
AnfanS soriser @e@e fanb in New ulm bic
seraotratii9e County, unb slei&3eitis bic Subj
eiaI unb QestsIatise Difritts. Convention fat.
Die erfsre bei&rdntte f@ auf bic Mominatten
~ einisen &ouuty-A entern. Hominirt pxr-
ben: Sir aubitsr 8riebri@ Rebitlb; fir @te.
riff 81. eourrant seu 3eme 2ppu farGouuts
Nutinr Gbae. 8. Glctbier.
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@rpcerie5 unb pr%ssiFpHeu BAL
ten itts In rsi9isr Nuauabl bic 5ru. OttrSeer
Jimmie, Gde ber 10, unb ct. @eter Gtrabe IN
ct. paul sorrdtbis. Seieneere aufmsrftam'
fsit ssroient ibr fd5ner gorrab an ia unb
ausldaeil9en, etnsemadtsu une setred:eteu
Gritttu. Mau belade een esfdmadcea aus
ssliatsetsu 5tcre, u n l@ baron 81 ~aterseu-
geu. vii
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SEER ~ marren,

ber freuubli9e xrdgsr tes n@auberer", pirb
int Qaufe ter na9leuEaee benieniseu Abenneu.
ten, bic ibre &e9nuus nod ni@t seiettelt baten,
etueu 8eiu@ MAIDEN, ba wir ten.ud@f einen
ueuea Satrsang beginner, unb erwartet, bel
benlaben ui9t unionla au,utlspfen. Die pra-
ME fit biejentsen, ue!de ben ueuen Sabrsans
poraustt3abIen, liest bereit.
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Rev uIm uut et petex. Dr. Scr
ssbr 3~if@ea teibeu Stdbsn il Gin ltbr Iebtaf-
ter. @asenlaeuusen ssn @et3su unb @trfe
esben feben Sag ben erferem plabe mad BEN
lebteren ab uab als &adfra9t psrteu bebeu-
teube 2umterauantitGten aenpuamen.
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ST. Der @tbunst es @t~abtrattes
ssn kstea 8rtttas CAB Nlb. %. @bobss feline
eaHaaaus ron ber SteIe. ba It mad ct. Qeuis
ater3u0ebelu teabF@tist unb erbitlt bisitlte
bic flufe @ars bat alio etueu teusu Mlber-
usaxn 81 erpdtlen.
Gum YrGfbsntex bts Ratbss wurbt Mtt. s.
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