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Lydia Thompson.

To say that we were pleased with the
performance of this world-renowned ar
tiste and her supporters last evening is
not going far enough in commentator.
We were delighted by the aptitude OF
every member of the company in the
portrayal Of his or her role with the
chastity of their costuming and every
action, applauded the witticisms of the
author, and charmed by the music so adj
mirably led and conducted throughout
by Mr.. Connally. From the reputation
reaped and well earned by the Lydia
Thompson Troupe, we looked last eve
ming for house packed from top to bot
tom, and every avenue leading to the
theater choked up with crowd of peo-
pie eager to catch glimpse of the
Queen of Burlesque," but were disap-
pointed; for while the auditorium was
fuller than we are accustomed to see it
upon Tuesday evening, or the debut of
any fresh attraction, it was not jammed
as we anticipated, or as the management
had right to expect from the strength
of the attraction, which they would have
been justified in raising the prices of
admission upon from the great expense
incurred. The management did not
raise the price of admission, believing
that thereby they were doing an appre-
ciable act; but upon the conclusion of
the performance, which was a sue
cess beyond all precedent in theatri-
cal entertainment, the venerable DR..
Spalding, although wearing his usual
amiable smile, had to remark to his
friend Colvil!e, the business manager of
the troupe, "And yet | am not happy.
You were right, Colville; we should have
raised the prices, and then the public
would have understood in advance that
they were to see something superior,
which, although they now understand,
yet do not appreciate as well as if they
had been humbugged by big prices.
We sum up the performance last evening
BY the Lydia Thompson Troupe when
We proclaim it in all respects the greatest
known TO our theatrical boards,
he audience largely intellectual and
and predict crowded houses
the week, which is the closing
me of the season, and beyond which
Miss Thompson cannot remain, having
arranged to appear in St. Louis on Mon
lay evening. Tonight Paris, or The
Apple of Discord, is given; tomorrow
evening Sinbad the Sailor; and Friday
yening, set aside for Miss Thompson's
'enefit, double bill of attractiveness is
fered-comedy and burlesque-the fair
enefoiary appearing in both A Day in
Paris and the operate burlesque of Les
Irigands. Saturday, for the matinee,
,urline. We commend all to secure
heir seats in advance, and avoid the
rush at the box-ofiice after the opening
f the DOORS
Particular attention is called to the
TRACTION which will be offered at the
heater on Friday evening, for Miss
'hompsons benefit. The fair benef-
larry will appear in two roles of business
comedy and hurlesque-personating
We characters and introducing her
Imed rifle dance. We shall have occa-
on to refer to the attraction hereafter l
present only remarking that the
TRACTION offered on the occasion is the
in Miss Thompsons repertoire,
nd suggest the securement Of seats in
lvance, as the house will be undoubt-
lily crowded to its utmost capacity.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-03

THERE is no danger Of Yicksburg
being left high and dry just yet. Gen.
Writ Adams writes to a paper of that
city: "For more than century there
have been fears of the Mississippi's cur
rent making a short cut and leaving the
city miles away, but there is no more
sign of the change than there was forty
years ago" 1t is much the same as
with other Northern currents, which, if
left to the peaceful operation of natural
attractions, would build up Southern
cities and enrich Southern States.
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CUBA.
Encounter with the Insurgents.


HAVANA, May ga dispatch from San
tiago dated yesterday announces that
Col. Caniseal has had an encounter with
the insurgents in the district of Cabre,
in which eight rebels were killed and
fourteen taken prisoners. The Spanish
loss is not stated. The family of the in
surgent chief Camilo Sancheze surren-
dered atSanali Espiertee yesterday. The
Spanish guerrillas under 0rden surprised
an encampment of fifty insurgents near
Paseeoso, dispensing them with a small
loss. The Spaniards destroyed the en-
campment, and captured a lot of cloth
ing and other effects.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-03

LAFAYETTE, May s.-The city election
yesterday went Republican, the entire
ticket being elected by 200 majority.
Heretofore the city has gone Democratic.
FoRr WAYNE, May 3-The entire
Democratic ticket was elected yesterday
by a majority OF 800.
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TEXAS LANDS.
YOUR TEXAS LANDl

NIYlsERvICES HAVING BEEN ESGAeED
wi 10 look after certain landed interests in
Texas. shall start 10 that State about the
10th prOximo shall travel through tho cen
trail and southern portions Of the State via
Rio Braz0s and Trinity rivers; shall be at
Lagrange, Houston, and will spend several
weeks In Austin City. Persons desiring 10
commit business to my charge can see me At
2s6 Second street. where 1 shall resume busi-
w. ID. McCALLUM.
"a x Q4f carnud rtrcof
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MONUMENTAL SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA

Colonel Frank Moore, the agent OF
the Monumental Society of Virginia, is
in the city for the purpose Of soliciting
contributions for the erection of suita-
BILE monument to General Robert Il.
Lee. Colonel Moore has just returned
from Texas, where his labors have been
crowned with success. Colonel Moore
will call upon our citizens during the
week, and we bespeak for him a respect
full hearing. The South should GER
tainly never forget Robert E. Lee, her
greatest soldier and statesman, and let
there be movement to honor him
worthy of our people and of his own
great fame.
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ENGLAND.

LoNDoN, May 3.-Advices from Fan
zibar, Africa, report that DR.. Livingstone
has been heard from. The explorer,
when last seen, was in excellent health
and spirits, and was still pursuing his
investigations in the interior.
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Nominee for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Nominee for Governor of IL ntuclsy
FRANKroRT, KY, May 3.-It is said
this morning that McCreery will refuse
to allow his name to 80 before the Con-
vention for Governor. II looks now as
though J. Proctor Knott will be the
chosen one.
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SPECIAL TRAIN.

mHE MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
from Grand Junction and S0merville 10 Mem
phis, 10 enable parties in the interior towns 70
visit the Nilsson concert and the Lydia
Thompson troupe. Fare one way. Train viii
return at close Of performances.
a-56 6. L. ANDERSON, Sup't.
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EDWARD.

A gentleman not long since, wishing
to pop the question, did il IN the follow
ing singular manner Taking mp the
lady's cat, be said, Pussy, may have
your mistress2' Itwas answered by the
lady, who said " Say yes, pussy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-03

THE Nashville Union and American
comes to us this morning much enlarged
and improved in appearance. We con-
graduate its proprietors upon these evil
dences of prosperity. The Union is
one of our best exchanges.
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ITALY.

FLORENCE, May 3.-The papal guar
antee bill has passed the Italian Senate
after protracted debate.
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sO2 Front street. Memphis.
PROPOSALS.


CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ esived By the undersigned for the erection
q the proposed school BUILDING to be built on
and specih cations can be seen at the Office of
Jones 4 Baldwin. architects, Kit Williams
Block. Bids 70 be left with the Secretary OF
the Board OF Education, at tue Odd Fellows
Hail, on OF before the 9TH Of May next, u
o'clock noon. Tho committee reserve me
right to reject any or all Of the bids.
G. S. FENNER,
N. j. WIGGIN.
X. j. MANsFORD,
p9-oo Building Committee.
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FOR SALE.
A Rare Chance.

L WILL SELL A ONE-HALP INTEREST
Il in my Billiard Hall, No. 81 Adams street,
10 party understanding the business, at low
Of j. II. WILLETT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-03

The following is too often true to per
NIT us to smile at it: "You have lost
your baby, hear, said one gentleman
to another. Yes, poor little thing
1t was only FIVE months old. We did
all we could for it; we had four doctors;
blistered its head and feet; gave it nine
calomel powders; leeched its temples;
had it bled, and gave it all kinds OF
medicines, and yet after a weeks illness,
il died"
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NOTICE.
MAron,s orrIcE. CRY HaLL.

MAYORS OFFIcE. CRY HALL.
MEMPHIS. TENN. April 10. II. !
TaE INTEREST UPON THE GOLD BONDS
Il Of the City Of Memphis will be paid In
sold on Monday. the lst b May. 1871, upon
presentation Of the proper coupons At the
Office Of p. NJ. Myers A Co, No. q Pine street,
New York city, and also AZ the Office Of the
City Comptroller. City Hall. Exchange Build
ing. Memphis, Tennessee.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
specials TO the Ledger.

1KRIoAN PRESS ASSOCIATION. VIA 8. p. 4 A.
TELR9RAPH COMPANY.
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NOTICES.
ODD FELLOWS
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION

DRETHREN OF THE ORDER WHO DE-
ID sire TO become members Of the Ass0cia-
ton. will give their names TO the Secretary. at
No. ~ Main street, without delay; and all
members are requested to meet In the Lodge
room next SATURDAY, EVENING. 9Th inst,
az o'clock. for permanent organization.
$3.50 j. p. PRESCOTT. Secretary.
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knights of st. Patrick.

rNHERE WILL BEAREGULAR MEETING
Il Of the knights this evening, at their hall.
az 5 o'clock. A full attendance is solicited. as
business OF importance will be transacted.
By order Of the President.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-29

Love may exist without jealousy,
although this is rare; but jealousy
may exist without love, and this is
common.
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C1 GD
One Gold Com Gift s. o. .OOO

3,1O6 Gold Coin Gifts-.-S25O, ,O0O.
DAVENPORT, HA AaIILTON & CO.,
BUSINESS MANAGERS
Treasurer, Pacific Bank of California.
fE-Tickets, s,50, for sale at the Pos'otiice
Book Store, Carson City, New. ocll-td
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one square 10 lines first iuscrtion....S3 90
Zach SUb>ciue nj In>trtiu n......--.-...-...- ~
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Ghc 1ailn State 2eoister,
Published Daily, Mondays Excepted,
PERKINS Il SIR Reef.

OEFICE-RaiI'S Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-29

The Louisville Courier-Journal
says: Upwards of a hundred men
had their legs cut off by reaping
machines during the late harvest.
If it were farmer, We would see
Mccormick hanged before we would
buy one OF his machines, unless he
would throw in a pair of crutches.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-29

The once beautiful Carlotta,
widow of the Archduke Maximilian
of Austria, is no longer beautiful.
Her personal appearance has become
repulsive. She has become obese,
and her face is covered with I'M
healthy eruptions. Her physicians
have announced that she can not live
long.
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.ORMSBY HOUSE,
Corner of Carson and Second Streets,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
GEO D. FRYER. --- Proprietor

l leased the 0rm-by House would inferm his
friends and the travelling public that this House
has been thoroughly rrtitted through and put
in complete order for the comfort and pleasure of
all who may please to give him call.
The TABLE will, at all times, be supplied with
all the substantials well as the luXuries that
the market affords. No pains viii he spared To
please guests and every attentIO ION will be paid to
their respective wants at all times
The BAR is well stocked with Fine Liquors,
Wines, &c.
Attached to the House is BILLIARD ROOM
containing Three Tables of the latest improved
styles with good cues, balls and tine light.
Also CT y EKAL STAGE OFtlC T. for the Stages
Connecting with all the diirrut lines of STAGES
and Railroads running through this state and
California, and any Information i'll relation 10 the
same wi lie checrfully given at all times
ser.rrs calling tlrn &c Nov. Soft
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During tie Festival the sum If $4,000 will
be distributed to the ticket holders, As fellows
GEO. w. DIXON,

l5UI Gifts. amounting to. to.....................$9 -
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A COMPLETE AHswER.-A Western

A COMPLETE ANSWER. A Western
preacher explained the passage
through the Red Sea, by saying that
the IsraeIites crossed on the ice. An
auditor interrupted him, remarking
that there is no ice under the equa-
tor? ''Sir," said the excited preach
er, "this happened thousands of
years before the age of biographies,
and before there was any equator?
[ think, brethren and sisters, [ have
answered the gentleman complete
ly."
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-29

FAITH.-An Ohio newspaper an
nounces that a man in GAINESVILLE
who has buried three wives has their
photographs in group, within
which his own picture is the central
figure, and underneath is this in
scription: 1.-The Lord will pro-
vide"
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RAyCREF1S EXCHANGE.
GENOA. ESADA.

rT7HE ABOVE MANI d HOTEL HAVING -
I been leased by the undersigned, J., he E@%.I
wishes t. inform is friends ard the tra gel st4z=
in public that This Hotel l. in complete uIGer for
the acc lmmolat0n IF visitors.
THE TABLE will at all times be supplied with
all the luxuiies Of the season. Good attendance,
etc.
TIE BAR is well stocked with the finest of
Wines. Liquors. etc.
Attached 10 ti.r House is a conncdious STABLE
for the accommodation Of all
Es-1he traveiing public may rest assured that
ali the comforts derived at home await them at
the Ray crafts Exchange.
A. LIVINGSTON, Proprietor.
Genna June 3, ISL. jc4=ff
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ntueft Ma6ri6ten
ouf ber britten Sette.
Mm8ldnbii@e Na@ri@te,t.

Dte in paris Derlbten &epolutipns>
9rduel bilpen nod INNER ben !6auptz
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ueber bic i'm 2a @pquette @ef fdn9nib
pou;p9ene Grmprcuno Res Grsbi idofs
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aus riefem @efdnenib befreiter Ger
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wie man 9lauben part 3uperldlT8en
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letne f9 befanpeu, Don Wa,as na@ ga
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bielt bort 3e4e rs, nabe bei Der 3eue
21> wel6e pem Gr3bi19of ansepielen
mar. 2eBterer erbielt ausnabmsweiie
einen Gild uno einen Stubl. Nm
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ni0es. Elm se>piHer 2efrancais, Naz
menspetter pe6 GommunezMttsliep
uni ebemalt9er @aleerenzStrd fling an
Der Spibe pom so &erplutiondren in
bic @alerie, ,po bic 3elen Der anselez
benfsn @efansenen lasen. Nlsbalo
lief Elm 8riaooier cer @a9e bic Belle
pes GrjbiI1of8 Sfne, unp rief nit
pumpfer Stimme pe0en Namen. Der
Yrdlat antwprtete: SD bin bier"
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ten Bonjean; oann Ger &eibe na9 su
pem Nbte Nuarr, Mitolier Der intesnaz
tipnalen @eleuldaft 3ur Nettuns Ser
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Glerc (ocer Glair); enrlid alS QeBter
wurce 81. 4e9uerry, Der Yfarrer Der
Mapeleine, aufserufen. Sobalp bic
betrefencen Namen eeaannt waren
wuroe jeoer Der @efansenen in bic @a<
lerie 9efdbrt uno BON pa tte Greppe
biuab na@ pem &onpel. Die 6Sce<
rirten bilreten Spalier unb perfoleten
bic unslldli9en, bic pur@ ibre &eiben
l9ritten, NIT ben eeneinfen Sdmd,
bun8en bis gum 6pf Dor rem Rrantenz
baule, no bic Grecutions>Mbtbeiluna
aufeefeut mar. Misr. DarbpY trat
Dor uno ri@tete einise @orte Der 8er>
Sebune an feline M6rper. 3wei per<
lelben ndberten f1@ Dem .Yrdlaten unp
baten. an9e7@ts ibrer &amerapen, Jpn
UNI @er3eibunG bic tibrioen &ebellen
aber fieben fie 3urld unD Iberbduften
fe, iowie pte @efansensn, nit beftisen
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ta&ements 8ebut ibnen S@weisen, unp
rief fu@eno =: ~Sbr 1eip bier, um pieie
2eute gu fiflliren, ni@t um fe su be-
f9muBen." DteNebeuen traten auriid,
unp lupen auf cas- COMMANDO pes9teu,
tenants pie @ewetre. pater Muarp
wurpe sesen cine Dlauer sefsut unD
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ne uebrisen Der &eibe na9. Aue be-
mabrten rie rubisits. mutbisFe5altuns;
nur 81. Desuerp unterla9 elmer au>
sentlidli9en S@wdde, alein ni9t
aus Ansf, 5onpern weDen tSrperli9er
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Giu(tu>uugfn unS &orre(ponotn3tn,
betpnbers iiber tir9lide unb a.,bere .ui&tige 8t'
eebenbetten, fnb teber3eit wtatommen, mi'l1en
aber pom Derfa0er unterset&net fetn.

~ psa.OfFee. gsoueS< 0rbers Fnb bas btutsfe unb
unb erfe Nitte 3ur reberenbuns Sun @eb unb feten,
~ Re ,u baben 1nb bay\ sebraaat werbtn.
Denn bte Namen BON xnter&rebern etneeanet weroen,
)onteu Re beutlt sefriebsn en unb bas Spfam County
nnb Staat senau unb rt&ti3 anseeebsn werbsn.
aDenn ene 3eituna Sra enem Defiant an Elm anberes
serfeSt werben fpl 10 mub thinner aud bas pDfamt anee
aeben werbea ND be 3eituue frber emptaneeu wurbe
sDenn Semanb fein Blatt niGt rege!masie enpfanet
pber R auf trsenb cine Nrt eber etnfdle&en 70 oate
Der tetreenbe Neen ewte bic 5traussebsr pslti b.
ua2rtdtet werben.
Sic gerantpcrh&fett fur 9etfenbaasen fur ete 3ei
tuna perten mir nur bann uteruetmen wenn beten per
resthrirtn Brief pher per YoaSfRes- &C.
f&eten.
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Nber AUDI tieBlutmen(6en ber6epp>

luton murpen Don ibrem @9idlal er>
rei9t. Gin anbersr Correspondent
idreibt bieriber: ~8lut Fiebt in ben
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in allen Straeen unp erfarrte 2ei9en
iinp Elm eew5bnlider Mrtif:l an jeper
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Strasen su ieben> ionoern aus allen
ben fleinen 8putifen in Der Ndbe Der
Barrifoben i9leppt Ter p5bel Die tocz
ten &Srper Der National9aroifen, bic
in bem unbel el9reibliden 8ampfe Derz
.punoet> il, irseno einen @infel fro6en,
um bort 3u fterben. Sdlimmer nod
al5 aues pies If taB bic &a9efurie
ibr srdsli6es Sptel treibt. @arp,Ren,
metde f9 In ben 6du1ern an punften
wpbtn ibre &ameraren 9etrieben wcr<
pen perfedten> we'ben beraus9e<
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pe pG9elle. unpeit ber Gutlerten, einen
bdb19en jun9en anfdnots 9efleipeten
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seri9mettertsm @ebirn lie9en. lln3dbz
lt9e FOLDER Beiiptele 9ibt es, aber Die
9eute bliden auf bic brennente Start
uno empfnpen fein Mitleio fir pteiez
nieer, rpel9e pen8rano perl9ulpetbaben.
Das 6inmprpen Don Nationalsarpifen
mar felt Dienftae fiir9terlt6. Mn pie>
fem Sage teBannen bic 9erlaiuer ale
ibre @efan9enen nieper3umeBeln unp
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lerten 3wan3 bic Nationalsarpe, cen
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unb in fderem Srte 9eborsea tperren.
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minifterial>M9enten be Golnont unp pe
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IS mar tetne fleine Mrbett
pie &ettun9 pieles 9roben Yu4es Der
5fen,li6en S&ulo Jranfrei9s. Das
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Iwetten Siod 9ele8enee xotal, 3u bem
man elldliGet,peile 3utritt eewunn,
bepor rer Brano eS errei@te. Auber
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purre 1pfort Sefebl 8eseben, paS srobe |
Bud na@ SerlaiQes 3u ldafeu. gnp>
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@uunruer 100.

lid erfdbrt man aud, bob bic BON Yrt<
paten flr pieSerfaQ;eiten reS %. Mdr3
unp 1. Mpril i'm S@aB btnterleste,1
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pa6 Geuer Die Bureaur Der Gentra!fal1e
seritDrte. @enpen mir uns nun Don
| jenen Stdtten per S6ld9terei unp rer
3eritSrune ab unb perfen mir siavnn
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,, Deuti9lanb.
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