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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-17
An INDIAN GIRLS LETTER.

We have before us copy of letter
dated April 4th, 1870, written by an In
dian girl of Nevada, to Vincent Colyer,
Secretary of the Board of Indian Commits
sioners. The original was written in a
beautiful hand, and its clear simple style
and straightforward statements commend
1T favorably, and speak of the intelligence
Of the race to which the writer belongs
and the injustice with which they have
been treated. The letter was placed in
our hahds by Hon. John D. Lang.
CAMP McDERMoT,
April 4, 1870.
VINCENT CoLYER, Secretary of Indian
Commissioners :
SIR--I learn from the commanding
officer at this post that you desire full in
formation in regard to the Indians about
this place, with view, if possible, of bet
tering their condition by sending them on
the Truckee river reservation. All the
Indians from here to Carson city belong
to the Pahutes tribe. My father, whose
name is Winnemucca is the head chief of
the whole tribe. but he is now getting too
old, and has not energy enough to com
necessity of their being sent on the re-
servation in fact, think he is entirely
opposed to it, He, myself and the most
of the Humboldt and Queens river Indians
were on the Truckee reservation ut one
time, but if we had stayed there it would
have been only to starve. think if they
had received what they were entitled to
from the agents, that they would never
have left there. So far as their knowledge
of agriculture extends, they are quite ig-
norant, as they have never had an oppor-
tunity of learning, but think if proper
pains were taken that they would willing
ly make the effort to maintain themselves
by their own labor, providing that they
could be made to believe that the products
were to be their own, and for their own
use and comfort. 1t is needless for me to
enter into details rs 10 how we were treated
on the reservation while there it is
enough to say that we We're confined to
the reserve and had to live on what fish
we might catch on the river. If this is
the kind of civilization awaiting us on the
reserve, God grant that we may never be
compelled to 90 on one, as il is more pre-
ferable TO live on the mountains and drag
out an existence in our native manner
So far as living is concerned, the lndi-
ans at all Military posts get enough to eat
and considerable cast-of clothing, but how
long is this to continue? What is the OBJ
iect of the Government in regard to In
dians? Is it enough that we are at peace
remove all the Indians from the Military
posts and place them on reservations such
a. the Truckee and Walker river, Gas they
were eonducted) and it will require
greater military force stationed around to
Keep them within the limits than II now
does to keep them in subsection. On the
other hand If the Indians have any guar
antee that they can secure permanent
home on their own native soil and that
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GENERAL NEWS.

The Grand Jury of Washington county,
Ga, thus speaks of the state of feeling exist
ing between employer and employee eve
are gratifed to note the increase of conf
dence and good feeling between planter and
their employees; and Notwithstanding the I'M
settled condition of the country and the in
fuence brought to bear upon the susceptible
ty and ignorance of the latter class, they are
conducting themselves well, and, indeed, de-
serve our commentator"
Mendoza, South America, has lately had
another slight attack of earthquake; and on
the 4th of April there occurred terrible
storm of stones at place called Las Playas,
the same in which took place the memorable
battle of 1868, in which FL Chaco was defeat
ed. The storm commenced about p. NJ,
and lasted until shutdown. Gardens, orchards,
vineyards, trees and crops of all kinds were
cut into pieces by the stones.
One Thomas Nye, while cleaning cram
berry swamp in East Falmouth, II. l., set fire
to the brush, when the flames spread to the
with great velocity till it reached Marshpee
line, a distance of about three miles, aud COW
erng space from one to two miles wide.
Not far from 1000 acres of woodland were
burnt over, some of it very valuable, and
about three hundred cords of wood, ready for
the market, were consumed.
There are $50 homeopathic physicians in
Massachusetts.
The Lord Chancellor of England is an ac-
tive Sunday school teacher.
Vermont brags of hen that laid every day
of the winter, and wound up by two eggs in
one day.
An important movement in favor of coop
erative railroad companies is atpresent prog
ress in France.
An Ohio girl has laid by the sum Of $500,
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domestic Nems.

The vote of the East Maine Conference on
lay delegation Friday forenoon, stood 43 in
favor and / 4 against the measure. The Com
mittee on Temperance reported strong reso-
buttons which were adopted, urging the faith
full preaching and practice of total abstinence
from all intoxicating drinks, pledging encour-
agement to all proper organizations engaged
in aboring tor the advancement of Temper
ancc in our land and declaring that the mem
bers of the Conference will vote for no man
fed himself with the cause of temperance,
and who is not Enthusiastically in favor of pro-
hihition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-17

The exercises commencement week at Bates
College will be as follows Sunday afternoon,
June 26th Baccalaureate Exercises evening.
Sermon before the Christian Union, by Rev.
Charles II. Malcolm of Newport, r. L. Mon
day evening, June 81, Prize Defamation OF
the Junior Class; Tuesday morning. June %,
Annual meeting of the corporation; evening,
Concert by the Germania Band, assisted by
Mrs. Smith of Boston; "Wednesday June %
Commencement; evening. Address before the
United literary Societies; Thursday forenoon
June 80, Meeting of the Alumni; Orator,
Rev. A. H. Heath, Poet Rev. S. W. Stock
bridge.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
May 18th, 1870.

The citizens of Maine who rejoice in the progress
of Human Freedom and Equal Rights, achieved by
the Nation under the direction of the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, PARTY during the past decade who
heartily second the administration of President
Grant in its measures to secure national prosperity
by the restoration of confidence abroad and tran
guilty at home who endorse its wise policy for the
reduction of the national debt and applaud Its sue
cessful cndeavors to establish economy and honesty
in the administration of the Government; who ap-
prove the record of the party in Maine on all
questions of public policy, including its consistent
and Straightforward efforts for the suppression OF
the evils of ntemperance. requested to send del
egates to a State Convention, to be held In
Granite Hall, Augusta, Wednesday, June 18th. 1870
at eleven O'Clock 4. NJ for the purpose of nominal
ing a candidate for Governor, and to transact such
other business as may properly come before the
Convention.
The basis of representation will be as follows:
Each city, town and plantation will be entitled to
one delegate, and one additional delegate Tor every
IS votes cast the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor 1865 fraction of 40 votes will be entitled
to an additional delegate.
Delegates required to be actual residents of
the municipality they claim to represent in the Con-
yention.
The state Committee will be in session in the Re-
eepton Room of the hall at o'clock the morning
ofthe Convention for the reception of the credentials
of delegates and to hear and determine all of
contested elections, subject to ratification by the
Convention.
JAMES G. BLAINE, Chairman.
WIN. T.. FRYE.
CYRUS NJ. POWERS,
FREDERICK Robe,
wM.F. LOWELL Republican
Jos. ii. WEST,
PAUL STEVENS,
$. S. MARBLE,
TIMOTHY WALKER. State
WIN. +. WINGATE,
STANLEY 7. PULLEN,
j. w. WAKEFIELD,
HIRAM KNowLTON, Committee
s. q. THUHLOUGH,
CHARLES Il. PAINE,
GEO. ii. KSOwLToN,
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our white neighbors can be kept from en-
croaceing on our rights after having a
reasonable share of ground allotted to us
as our own, and giving us the required
advantages of learning, &c, l warrant
that the savage as he is called to day, VIII
be a law abiding member of the commu-
nifty Is or 20 years hence.
Yours, respectfully,
SARAH WINNEMuCCA,
Pah-ute INTERPRETERS.
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The Waterville Mail says ]. II. Gilbreth of
Kendall's Mills has sold the promising ysung
stallion, sired by his "Knox," called Lively
Times" to G. J. Shaw, of Burnham, of the
firm of Charles Shaw & Son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-17

The Sentinel learns that bills were found
against most of the rumselers in Eastport by
the Grand Jury recently in session at Calais,
but when the Sheriff came for them they had
left for parts unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-17

The State Executive Sabbath School Com
mittee, which met in Lewiston on Wednesday,
voted to call the State Sabbath School Con-
vention to meet in Bath Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, 18th, 10th. 18th of Sept. B. +.
Jacobs of Chicago, one of the best Sabbath
School workers in the country, has been en-
gagged to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-17

Governor Chamberlain having received
private advices concerning possible attempts
Of Adams and Haight the leaders of the
Rockland bank robbers, to escape, despatched
an order Friday to the sheriff of the county
of Waldo to put an armed guard over them
until further orders.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-17

In the case of the Buckfield r. r. IF. O..
pay over the Sc, 800 voted, Judge Walton on
Friday ruled pro lorna in favor of Smith, so
as to carry the question up to the law court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-17

Skowhegan has had May training" says
the Reporter, and the Light Infantry turned
out IS strong. Their new uniforms will be
ready soon. The cap adopted is Mcclellan
pattern, of blue cloth, trimmed with gilt
lace.
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correspondent at Salmon Falls, Hollis,
informs us that Friday little girl named
Nellie Elder, fell into an open well that was
twenty feet deep and five feet of water in it.
An alarm was given and Mr.. Frank j. Leav-
lit descended by the bucket chain and res
cued her, uniniured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-17

The newly chosen pastor of the High Street
Universalist Church, Auburn, Mr.. o. Van
Cise of Canton Theological School, will en-
ter on his duties in July.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-17

The store of Mr.. Dcnrell Smith near Mod
Grafton in Hollis, took fire Thursday night
from defect in the chimney. Building and
contents consumed. Insured for $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-17

The UniveI salsts of Norway have succeed
ed in raising $1,000 or more for the purpose
of relieving the society of its indebtedness +;
L. +. Beal, Esq, paid $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-17

Mr.. Enoch Moody, keeper of the Portland
Observatory for many years past, died in
Portland on Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-17

General S. +. Hersey arrived on Saturday
evening at his home in Bangor, from a three
months trip to the west.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-17

An atfray occurred at South Paris on
Wednesday last in which Charles Hall was
stabbed by John Land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-17

The Methodists in Rockland have just fin
ished one of the largest and finest churches
in Knox county.
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70 DC
.,.m~r ,,.,, .,,ouer. ou rurcnay u,ur ID
6khHile HALL, nu6uS IN, Un iutSpAI, JUNK ~
et II O'Clock A NJ for the purpose of nominating
Candidate for Rpnrespntatiye to the Forty-SeconC
Conrrnss
re- ha:;s orro,rasontation in the convention will
he one delegate for each city town and plantation
ana an od5it;ona delegate for every hundred votes
cast G,r The Renuhliran candidate for Congress i'll
IS;s 4 maioritv fraction will be allowed an add
trina, 1,eia%yte This basis will give delegates as
s lal'ews II Mercer. 3
s s sI$sSs, : s Ss;s Ssi,,.na,
Alma, Newcastle,
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Congressional Conyention-sd District.
GRANITE HALL. AUGUSTA, ON TUESDAY, JUNE II,

The Republicans of the Third Con gressional Dis
trict are invited to send delegates to Convention
to be held in
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-07-28
0tnt 1eteftl.A ettesteNrsistt.

Gin lpffulatiyee D artefsl@ & 4fsnlie. bal, III
8ou)e Mationdltil&RIf ,Axf[ 1,tt1rtdl beriNitt,,
telR einsr t2otterte anbkt,atItn .tpid. Sal
rem prdGctuten uue ZEN Generee ttn
Men,orancuum ,lluaelanct, Il ,ipsl@tr, q
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2. Die paour& mdslt@e 9trablsbut,a
Der @teuern. 4nosfslt s,y,:a-. .~.rr' @,I% y
3. Die Observation-Disclosures ser GAM
belefotte uno res 5anb.leperltbrs mil
allen Nationen. sr~,
4. Die @itrerbelebulna hes, 5antela
I'M Snnern Iuno cer Gotrit@ Snterel1en.
5. @iepertebr resNational' 8obltan=
Our Grrei9uas bieie 3mede (oQ Re,
@on0reb cine tnterndtiorale Yrtis>N us:
ie4un8 anoronen, bic an @robartietei'
AQes, mas IN, per 9lrt ie .ra8eptltn, uber.
trefen Iiou. Diieklbe lou IN elmer In I,rt.,l
Mitte Der Scr. Staaten 5lit9enpeu @taet
tat lebten SABRE Der Momini1ration bee
praIoenttn Grant 8ebalten tpsrptn. Sc
(oQen 1000 WiQionen 2oole III IS +ptrs
fault unb fir 200, miIton.11 @.pinns
BON 500 bis ~ $l0l0OO,OO0 ousse,
(pielt rperpen. Serer9nbater zines 600,
les barf flint Mal Die MueneQun8. beiuF
den. Bon Der lbrie, bleibeneenS uuame
1: {oQ bic Nattcnall9ulo1 t.3ablt uno 9.
cine teue 6auptRapt mebr in per Mitts
BET @er. @taaten oele9en, 9ebaut tperpen.
Dies 1T BEL: glan. Die 9anae Bd|
rebt ben baran9ren3eueen G5,fern w,rc
{t& baran betbeilisen. So. tplrre elm,
aus alien Nattonen bsfebenre Wenl@ens
rne118e aula ACKNOWLEDGMENT, pie lie ME 3u=
Dor oerlammelt eerpeftn3 it, :une rtelslts
tpurce %erftaunt weroeu lber rte tpuncer>
pollen 9&lfsqteuen uniereS 2anpes
Capital BON @usparts fwlrpe ms 2ant
Iate6en un(eren &ei9tbum. an Mineralieu
uno uuieren Mderbau entpiddn. I'm:
ltre freunpl@aftliden Bqiebun9e,1 ~ al:
len Nattonen w0rcen 9etdrft weretn,
MIR f1nnten unltre @d(1e dber3cu9en, cof
mir ale Elm 8olf be6 }Gortiarittes ber
rfen Stang unter ben Natienen: einaeb:
men unb lie 1pircen, In ibre 6eimatb 3u:
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8clf Der Ser. Staaten Au1erifa'sl ::
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-07-28
I'm .sas tatsolif&,e 0Rslt Hamertta's

Nm sas fatsolif@e Delt Hnertta's
perSFenhi&t ete In baltimore er(&tinente
"*attolii&e 9sltsssitun8" folsenpen in>
t%etel1anten unp unter Den 3eitum(tdnpen
te3ei@ntnpen &ufruf. +: =.
~an Die 2eitr Ter vRatb. >8cltsaettuna",
an Ben tohw. @leru8 unb an oue
&atboltten Mmerifa'e.
Der Gag ,,abt> no bas ~unfebltare
Goneil tefennen Mir, KS bat benz bell.
@eife uno uns aefoQen, 3u crtldren, cae
lie &ir6e Seiu Gbrifi Rets 0e9lautt bat
unc ieeer @briR 9lauten Il, u E, baB terr
SteQpertreter Ssiu Gbriei unc feline
Nad,folser unfeblbar Die 2ebrc @bri1i
verfuncen."
Das> err6e, frcie, 9ladli&e Mmerita
rarf ni6t auriidtleiten, feinen @lauben
III %betennrn ; es 9ejiemt ii&. caB mir nor
Ger Sanien @slt unitre Mnbdneli@feit
an cie r5miide Mutterfir9e, unp unle<
zen @etoriam 9eaeu raS tell @cnctl unp
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ttol'l@en 2tbre feierli& rarle0en> rau1it
Dreunct une Geinee ieben. ra6 re STRIDE
ptS f1eieRtn Xance8 rer Gre -eben(o. 0ut
.unc fer. etenio,. freuci9 uno treu 'fatbo<
lil& 1T uuc iid teftnut. ol8 IN tr9enb
einem anctrn Gbeile Der alien Welt.
1aber ienee jeeer CUTE unp brape &az
tbcltf (.inen 3amen Elm .ols 3eu9nt6,
ra6 CT ais treuer Scbn Der bell. Slide
Gem hi. @cncil uno rem bl. Batter asbor=
lam IT unp auf immtr .bleiben &ptu, runr
omar entrperer 'cirsft al, bic &epaftion
ocer an itisen pc@waroteen 6errn
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3u9let@ m69e Elm Seber
jebn Genie oper mebr ais pe>
terepiennia teileaen.
lem untebttaren Nad'cl9er be6 uuz
%ftblbasen 81 petrue. eeS Steupertreters
unietse 9etrn eSriu Gbrift. .
Plus TX,
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une aEen Yeihlu0tn ree bl. @atieanie
'den @pncile retipredeu unp 0eloten
| @ebcr\am, Ger Qterus une cas &olt
! Amerita's"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-07-28

sNmerifo pon 5Rerrei>
@il6ev Gm migration erbdlt.-
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eer 8eppbner
O,Nnretde it Gin ve:tdltu'bmd6ie du=
eerf 0eriuAer. Mle 6aLptAriinre eatur
aelten cie e,6bere Gnt1eruuna pom Orte
rer G,ni@,funA unc Die uerbdltni6mdbi8
A%erinee.e Di6tiRfeit Der 8er6,fetuno:
.t9N Zen im&tideto9e pertr;tenen &6nie<
unc Qdnrern enltouen auf rie
Quacratmeile 1903 Nemotner. in Gno,
.ane uup Balte 1915. In &<lafen TO-
ia, 9i52u {. -. Wdbtenp alio aus
Nrrc> uuc @.itceut4t'anp jibrli6 pieIe
'lauituee ron Merihen rte Gin(@if>
iunAep|dBe 6amtu .. Bremen ,c. uufiu>
den. um in iterlss,iden Qdnctrn tbr
Slid u rrcbtten. terib,eu rieielten
GtnAetoreue ron G,sleitbanien piel me-
niger. Nah elmer fatifiihen 3ulam-
n,tnRelau9 wanrerten (eit Gem SABRE
1880 bis inclulve 1868 aus ben i'm
Neidera.be pertreteneu &5n;9reiden ST.
|7z6 Yerpobner fort. unc atrar: aus Sic.
eel5itcrreid 1910 pt1ioueu> Dbsr5terz
reid 224i. Galitura 440, @tetermart
248. &drutben 90, &rain 222, .t&Ihen>
tano 1922: f[,rol unr 8uralter8 2827,
B1tmet, 4B,645, mibren :2608,( 2@6lt>
fen 1854 @a!i5ien amos utomina 1856
uno aus 2olmatien 126perlonen. BSb>
met. lief:rte alio wettaus cas 9t5ss@onz
tin0ent; uno ramentlt9 &par 'ries be.
Gau,A ais oie: @clrfelper @%alifernienS
sntpedt rrurben. -.sSn reuerer ;3eit 9fne
Die &t@tun9 aud unslldli&erweiie mad
&uBlano, Elm l1nternebmen, bag BE-
fanntlt@ lebr l9le@t au6fel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-07-28
:: l1eber bic aus Bu9ora olS

lleber bic aus 8u9ara ol6 81 e.
(9enf an ben&ailer tommencen @lepban>
ten bert9tet bte Mo6t. &c., baB bielel>
ben 10 Srob 'uno i&6n fno, tpie Moefau
iie ri6t 9eleben bat. SIS flnb beren bret,
apei mdrnli9e unb Elm neiblt@er. Der
jQnsi}e elephant Elm Mdnn&en Don Is
Sabren, bleibt III Mosfau, 100 ct etne
3ierpe .ces 3pplp9ii6en @artsns fem
miro ; bic anberen beioen tommer mad
Petersburg. Die pier Yferoe, wel&e nit
ben @lepbanten %3ulamuaen einsetrofen,
fnb bic i96niten Steppenpferoe, bic man
fi9 benten tann> bener Elm 2auf BON 80
bi6 40 @erft in ber Steppe cine &leini9>
teit it,. Sir zines bieler eolen 3biere
finb ben Tru@menen 1000 st., fIr Elm
anreres 5000 81. be3ablt tporber. Dts
Yferoe finb bereits mad petersbure abse>
aa11aen. Z,
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oa6 li@ Gin loeben ponD euti1'an anee.
fcmmener ri 0entl9aftli@ aebilpeterM Mann
bel un6 etnfteQ. uno UNI literarilde De-.
iadfti9una btttet. Die @s(9i&te III faii
thinner btelelbe, uno leicer mug auh fafr
INNER tie Mntrport erfoleen. Dian bal
9e9laubt, bab e6 in Mmertfa einem fret
|amen Mann nidt an 0tleBenbe't feble..
feline &rdfte1au nsrrpe then, uup ftbt ud
pur& Die biefsen 8e,bdln.t0e, BON rtneu
man fetnen ge9rif aebabt bat, Aetduldt.
3u jeoer 'Arbeit 1T mon bereit, ater te're.
nur>S3u pentser fdbts.-3uu,ot ober fetll
es 'dn jeeer &enntnib eer euelii&sn 9 pa
DIE. d? r& -. ","JI
Sober ioldeGaQ erflQt uns nit reueu,
Bepauern unp init neuenn 8etremrsn.
Stun ja> es er5fnet (l@ bier olerriuae
Seoeut> Der ouf9ewedt uap ftreblam Ut
uno ben Mutb nidt infen taft. frlbe.
ODER ipdter eine@bauee. pere.1 0e(@tdteyes
nubuno Zen Gn.l@lu6, na@ Amerita ~
9eben, ni@t bereuen .ld6t, aber wel6s
@@ule mue, rpenn nidt rie Sterne Gem
betrsdencen be(oncer6 freuneli@ ladetn
our&9ema@t wercen. tepor ed, (owt,t
fommt. @elden &taftaufwano e,for
rert es auein {don. flip III total ser:
l&teoene 0erbdttni0e 3u Rncer. unr
wie oiele 9eben IN Dem Bem1btu. III
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lden Snteui8ens Imerifa npa tmmr,
cine terra incognita it, ca6 man eis
btelt9en 3uftdnoe 10 p5ai8 fal(b outfit,
pdbreno cod na@eerace ale Mittel pors
banben flup, ii@ 8rlnrlid ooriber Su In:
fcrmiren. %unbe9reiRi6 1T IS une, 1pie
man 70 gar feline .&ortereitunaeu fit
np%tbpenbte bdlt, ,penr, man (id gum
nt@tiefen oler S@rttte, 1ur Auswanres
run8 %ent1dlteet,' - iuuteoreiRi@, tpie
man es fetbft fir lberFllFo 6neet, fd
porber bic notbblft9ite &enntnib ctt
enelil9en @pra@e anBuetonen. 9ierz
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