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Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03
HORRORS OF THE LAST DAYS.

The conflict betwixt the Versaillists and the
Communists was ended by the former obtaining
possession of Paris last Sunday. The Commu-
mist organization, which for so long time ruled
Paris and defed the rest Of the French people,
represented active desperation incarnate. The
history of this movement is written in blood and
tears, and the total destruction of one third Of
the most magnificent city in Europe is the legacy
left by it. AS would be naturally expected by
the reading observer, the Commune expired amid
blaze OF atrocity. Bishops, priests and nuns
were slaughtered like sheep and the city fired by
the frenzied insurgents. The Archbishop of
Paris, sixty-nine priests and ten nuns were led
out and shot, and all the principal buildings fired
! the day before the collapse of the insurrection
On the other hand it appears that the Versallists
butchered women and children without mercy
by the tens of thousands Concerning such un-
civilized, cruel deeds there can be but one feel
ing. The perpetrators cannot be expected to
acknowledge any law, human or Divine, save
their own savage, nhuman inclinations. No re-
tributive punishment could be inflicted upon
them too severe to satisfy justice. Civilization
respects sex, age and the divine mission of the
clergy, and its ban rests upon those with whom
piety, helplessness and inofensyeness is no
| defense.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

THE FAIR MURDER TRIAL-Five or six afida-
Wits have been procured by the attorneys of Mrs.
Fair, tending to show that Henry NJ. Beach, one
of the jurors, had, prior to the trial, said that
Mrs. Fair ought to be hung, ETC. These afida-
Wits will be urged as reason for granting new
trial.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03
Many Voices from California.

"My experience satisfies that Brstos sarsaparilla and
Pills are the best and only remedies for Scroula" r.
HARRIS, Santa Clara.
"Brstors soraparila has cured Of rheumatism
everything else had failed "-P KELLY. Sonora
For the first time in years free of and erup-
tons used bottles of Bristols Sarsaparilla and Of
Pills.. 8 JONES, Ietdtntd, For Sale by j. Barnckel,
Weayerville, Cal 56S
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

EDITOR AID NTERIM.--T. L. Jones will have
charge Of the Shasta Ooarier for a couple OF
weeks or so. We look for some vigorous, pointed
articles from his pen. Democrats will be re-
minded of their manifold sins we make no doubt.
Comm odore, forget to exchange at your peril
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

1.-THE MAN For SENAroR."-The West Coast
Signal, Of the Gath, copies our article with the
above heading and thus comments thereon
The JOURNAL editor is in the habit of saying
many timely and truthful things politically, but
has never uttered any more candid and deserved
than are contained in the above. We heartily
endorse each particular statement. Trinity
county, or the Senatorial District of which it is
part, does not contain a better man. There is
not citizen Of that county or Of the District bet
ter worthy Of preferment than John Martin.
Sixteen years personal knowledge of the man,
his worth, and his political acts, induces us to
say that there are none more deserving, and not
one in his section upon whom Republican strength
would so certainly center. We hope the party
will be wise enough to urge the nomination upon
him, and that he will, as in the past, forego per-
sonal interests to do for his party what we sin
cerely believe no other man can-insure the
election of a State Senator from Trinity and
Shasta. Wen go to Trinity and acquire res
dence to vote for you, John.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

TIRE Methodist Book Concern Committee de-
cided, on the 9th ult, to suspend Rev DR.. Lam
ahan from the assistant agency of the Concern.
DR.. Lanahau insists on his allegations of fraud
and mismauagerhent in the conduct of the af-
fairs of the Concern, and says he has new and
important evidences in proof of his assertions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

No WoNDER.-So many worthless medicines
are advertised for the cure of various diseases
and when tried " found wanting" that the inva-
lid loses all faith in specifics. We have yet to
learn, however, of the frst failure of Vistar 5
Balsam Of Wild Cherry, to cure coughs, colds,
and pulmonary disease. 2O-2t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Co
~ partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned under the firm name of Schall &
Damn, is this day dissolved. All the accounts
due the firm are to be settled with Mr.. Schal,
who will also pay all demands against the old
firm. LOUIS SCHALL.
LOUIS DAMN.
Weayeryille, June 2, 1871, 22-4i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

COLLINS and Edwards, the prize fighters, have
been sentenced to Imprisonment for twelve
months and a fine of $l,oOo-the imprSon ment
TO continue another twelve months if the fine is
not paid. Thos. McAlpine, the umpire, has been
sentenced to $500 fine or six months imprison-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

LATEST advces grapevine from the Demo-
cratic camp, state that "the Democratic nomina-
tioa for Governor has settled down between
Haight and Findley, with the chances two to
one for Haght. Johnson is reported to have
twelve in the San Francisco delegation, but it is
good bet that his name will not be announced
ia the State Conyenton.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03
FOR COUNTY CLERK.

will be candidate for reelection to the Of
fee of COUNTY CLERK, subject to the Union Re
publican nomination.
JOHN w. PHILBROOK,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03
8irths.

In Hay Fork Valley, May oath, 1871, the wife
Of l.. f. Wells of DAUGHTER.
In Hay Fork Valley, May oath, 1871, the wife
of Caleb Duncan of a DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

MONDAY, May 29th, was the day set by the
Court for passing sentence on Mrs. Laura D.
Fair, but the sentence was postponed until
Thursday, ito allow the States counsel to meet
some aliidayits for a new trial which were in
trodnced by the prisoner.s counseln
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the Office of County TREASURER, subject to the
action of the Union Republican Convention.
l5-tc POTTER FISHER
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03
ron COUNTY TREASURER.

will be candidate for County TREASURER,
subject TO the nomination of the Union Repub-
lcans of Trinity County.
E. T. MCCAUSLAND
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03
FOR ASSESSOR.

| will be candidate for the Office Of ASSESSOR
subject to the action Of the Democratic County
Convention. WM. MoC0LLUM.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

REV. WIN. H. HILL, Of Sacramento, and Geo
". Simonton, of Vallejo, have been favorably
mentioned as Republican candidates for the
position Of Superintendent of Public Instruction
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

ACCORDING to the provisions of a recent act of
the German Parliament letters will hereafter be
sent between that country and the United States
at postage of two cents.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

IT has been proposed to invite Henry Ward
Beecher to deliver the opening address at the
coming State Fair. In view Of the fact that
Beecher has always desired to visit California,
it is very likely that he will accept such invita-
tion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

LATE dispatches state that " the Bank of Eng
land now contains Sl22, 500, 900 in bullion-a
quantity without precedent in the history of
that institution"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

The Yolo Mail complains that two or three
papers are claiming the honor of first introduc-
ing Newton Booth as the Republican candidate
for Governor, when, in fact, it was the first.
We believe the Mail is right.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03
? 0LIT &c A L.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

| am a candidate for the position Of County
JUDGE, subject to the action of the Union Re
publicans of Trinity County.
NJ. W. PERSONETTE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

4 coal mine and shaft at Pittston, Pa, took
fire on Saturday, May 29th. Thirty-eight per-
were in the mine, and the only outlet was
through the burning shaft. At latest accounts
eighteen out of the thirty had been brought
out dend.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03
1eaths.

At Douglas City, June lst, 1871, PHlLLn
THOMAS, father of N. H. and D. c. Thomas, ageC
about 81 years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

The OregOnian, of May 18th, says Miss Annie
PixIey has undertaken the management of a
travelling dramatic troupe and left for the Dales
the day before, intending to play at that place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

oS Monday, May 29th the sum of S7Oo,ooO
was transferred from Gan Francisco to New York
by telegraph.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03
FOR ASSESSOR.

hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Assessor, subject to the Union Republican NOM
ination. ALBERT BOWLER,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

RERoRr says that party of Sioux recently sur
rounded aud killed the whole garrison at For
Buford.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

Jay Cooks & Co. have offered to take $780,
COO, 900 of the new Eve per cent loan.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

Colonel JOHN ScorT, proprietor of the Oak
land Transcript, has been sued for libel by r. B
Ball, architect, who places the damages at $l5,-
Onn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

Jesse 0. GOODWIN, of Yuba, will be candi-
date for Congress from this District, subject to
the action of the Union Republican Convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

The Democrats of Colusa have already nomin-
s,ed their county ticket.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

The United States Senate, on Saturday. May
?7th, adjourned sine die.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

PLAcERvILLE is soon to have Republican pa
per--the Ell Dorado Republican.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

JAMES r. PARTRIDGE, of Maryland, has been
confirmed as Minister to Brazil.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

ON Wednesday, May 24th-Queen Victoria's
birh-day-the United States Senate, by vote
of 80 to II, ratified the Treaty of Washington.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03
Floral Incense

The fragrance of fresh flowers agreeable and pleasant
the most iasdious and in the genuine MURRAY LAM
MANS FLORIDA WATER have this floral fragrance
refreshing purity aud strength Delicate persons
lids greatly soOthed and benefited by its use.
aRAs there worthless countereits, buyers should
always ask for the Florida Water prepared by Lanman
Kemp, New York. 5i2.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

FosrrR, the New York street-car murderer
b: 8 been sentenced to be hung on July 18th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

REPUBLICAN paper will soon make its ap-
pearance in Gilroy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03
EVE RYTHlNC
OPPOSITION STORE =!

IT is to the benefit of the Community 10 k,ep
up Opposition. We have now established bust
ness at this place and intend to STAY HERE
The store is soon to be enlarged and next Fall
we expect to lay in q $4,000 stock
MR.. ABRAHMS of our firm, will be here
every Sunday. Come and see him. We will
give you Good Bargains.
KUPER, KARSKY & co.
Junction City, May 25th, 1871. 2l-tf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18th, 1871,

at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of choosing
Delegates to attend the Congressional District
Convention at Marysvile, on June 2lst, and the
State Convention at Sacramento, on June 28th.
The apportionment of Delegates and appoint
ment of Supervisors for the several precincts is
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03
CONVENTIONS. e
UNION REPUBLICAN
COUNTY CONVENTION

U1HE UNION REPUBLICAN VOTERS of Trim.
i ity County who voted for Grant and Colfax
or would have done so had opportunity offered
and who intend to support the nominees of the
Union Republican State and Congressional Con-
ventions are hereby requested to assemble, in
their respective precincts, on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03
SATURDAY, JUNE 10th, 1871,

at o'clock, P. M, to elect Delegates, under
Porter's Primary Law, to a Convention to be
held at the Court House, in Weavervile, ON
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03
TICKETS, THEE DOLLARS.

Supper viii be served at the Empire Hotel
Good Music will be provided, and pains taken
to make the affair enjoyable. List of Managers
will appear next week. VIM. CONDON.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

SATURDAY, ;, :. JUNE s,Is71.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

z. P. LovEJoY, Secretary. 2l-td.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-16
3ettuuaS @efeee Der Der- @taAten.

B.nn atonnenten itre 3eitune ni&t abbeael-
len, 70 wtrb ansenumwtn, eab fs pisiebe fort3ubs>
Aalten tplpi9en.
sein Nboxnemsnt tann re&tseGlhe abb fe1t
ptrben, sbne baB al1e &idifanbe be3ablt fnb.
@snn &bpnntnten unterlaken, ibre 3ettun9en
BON ber poReffee abaubulen, 10 lnb lie bafur Ser-
antpprtliet, bis lie tbre san3e Ns@nnns .beaablt
uub bic 3eitun9 abbe(fe baben.
Benn Abcnnenten ibren @pbnort dnbern, pbne
bte 3eitunes> au bsna&ri@ttgen, 10 TT % tbr
@9aben, tuenn bic 3ettung na@ tbrem frtiberen
@ebnort eei&tdt ptrb.
Gme @tieeruns, tie 3titune BON Der poF-Of-
flee abaubplsn pbne bic lbe beaablt ~ baben, pirb
ass abii@tlt&er Benus anseieben.
@sr bret Nummsrn elmer 3eitung anntmn,t
&pirb als Nbonnent aneeisben unp bat fur btelslbe
su te3ablen. o.,
;3sftunsen dnb in bem County, no fe sseradt
ptrben, purtofrei.
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&p3 Deutftblanb+
@as aiebt bernn bort in slan3snbtn &abn?
Das bebeutet bas eurab- unb gipati@reins
6Sr's nabtr unb ndber brauien!
Der 8aifer tf'a NIT ber 5eeres pra&t:
Sbn babsn bic Deuti&en gum Railtr etma&t
Sm Geinbeslanbe ba braueen!
>, bSrt bic Muft! @ebt bic Gabnen wsb'n! g.
Muf tem Ibron tes Befeoten ben &aiier feb'n,
Den eroben, ben teut19en @ieeer.
l1nb wie ber @pbn uu ben 5als ibm faat,
Mus bem Munbe ber Girften bas @ipat fbaQt
Da m,insn bartise Steees.
Das beutl@e Rei@ If erfantsn aufs Neu!
Son BEN lansen @@lafe erbebt (i& bsr 2eu
1tnb redt bic ma&Hsen @lieber.
So bat iit betabret bas alte @urt-
8arbaroda it pisbsr tss Rei&es port
1lnb l@mettert bic Getnbe nieber.
@as lanse bic beuti&e Susenb eetrGamt-
Tim III Gbren uan9er 8e@er sef9aumt-
3eiet beute f@ alien 2anbsn.
llnb lest, errunsen NIT tSali@eu glut
Dur& beutf@en, unstrslet&li@en 5elesnmstb,
81 bas bsutl9e &ei@ eraauben.
1tnb Sbr, meme Brabsr int fremben 2aab,
Dir Sbr nie ysn Deuti9lanb Gu& absetpaabt
Nnt treu an bsn Alten eeboneen:
S.st faat bic triRalnsn &laier nit @eia
11nb fnst nit BeesiRsruns bic "@a@t ant
&beinI"
Mit slabenben @ueen unb @ansen!
Gin breifa@ bcnnernbes 5pb brinet BEN 6ttt, -
Sbr ssbS tjtbt gum erfen @olte ber Bslt!-
Der Gu& bieies Moea erruneen.
@ast fablt Sbr benn aud, nit freubiser .9aR,
Gin beutl9es 5ers idlasen In beutf4er 8rua2
@abr IL jebt suas Dt&ter eefunesn!
Das tSfli@e Blut has sereoiIex IL,
Gs pirb aud in unlern Ibern esaibt:
Wait benz 8Srper leiben bic @lieber.
., iei Is ben Geut&en ein fener &itt,
@ersin'eenp gum rai@en @eitsri&ritt!
5p9 Deutl9lanb! Die Geinbe nieper!
Muf @rdbern, NIT beuti@en 0ei4en eefaut,
QDirb 1pGttr bas 8ilbnib ber Geeibeit sntblQt:
Ser eeiRieen G9ten unb pabren.
6p9 Deutl9laub Gs blGbe tu Gutefeit
Sn Treibeit Grleu&trne unb Ginieteit
l1nb trose aQen @efatren.
8eap.r Sails, &ennepiQe &c., Minn., Mar3
4. 1871.
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Gin @ftQn9fnfr
. afilIe.
5ii}oui9e Grsdblun9 BON @eor9 5tltl.
(fprtiebung.)

uDenn", iaete leiie@autbier ,,oerplan
TT ebenlo9ut Elm @taatsperbre9en als
bas Bu9. Grferen bat etnif Elm Off
3ier entmprfen, BET 3ur@arniion tomu1an<
otrt war, bas Bud 1T frene unb Bel
1&merer @trafe perbpten Der un9ldd>
lt@e, per es ldrieb> 1T seri&oQen, pereu>
bet-man neib nt@t, tpa8 aus ibm 9e>
tpooen. Gr oedte bic @ebetmni0e, pas
fur9tbare ennenltten ber 8aitiQe auf.
Die @utb unb..per Durit na@ &a@e
fdbrten feline Geper, benn II bate eret<
3ebn SABRE lang tm &erter 9eiefen, tpeil
ct pter 3etlen auf Grau Don Montspan
eebi4tet pte alS Elm Spott9ebt@t an8e<
leben tpurben."
uDretsebn SABRE fm &erfer r. iaete
6enri blei& merbenb. @ie tann Elm
Meni@ bas ertya9enl I'm ct btelt es aus?
Ct n,a@te tetnen @eriu& 3u entfeu'>
men 2"
~@us str @aatue enttommt geie>
rtanb." ~ ..... e..r.:.~
9enrt i9lt@ f@ NIT feine1 @&dben
auf letn 3immer. vMus ber BaitiQe
enfommt man ntdt," IS par nun f@on
pas 3pette NAL, bab Ct eteie Betauptuns
'bSrte unp oennp& tppQte er ,,t@t paran
8lauben. Sein &opf 9llbte, als er beim
S@etne ber 2ampe, tiber bic plan3et@>'
>uue eebeust, ben fur@tbaren 8au be>
tra@tete. Da waren tte o@t; Gbdru,e,
pom pel@en Ialbouet 9elprp@en, ba 10.
gel, fi@ oie biden Mauern BON 3tnne s3lt
/ gimme unb bte ensen, boben Gorrtbore,
biirertn @tntel NIT ben perstttsrten
Gtnfern, ste anbetmlt9tn 6Sft = MQes
NIT sena,ier Ansabe Der 66ben, 2dnsen
,,np Breitenmabe unb ais ftinfte Gafel
bate Der 3ti@ntr Elm ppQfdnbtses Bib
SCI 8aftQe btn3a8efdet. Da fant fe
NIT ttrsu Naespelin, ipel@es 8tSen bie
Uereabt ct AHtotue btuausipranG
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Summer 659..

tepe0ten 1i9, BON Der &raft Der @etlen
8e,porfen, an pem tiefen @runbe f@wer>
fdQ{e auf unb nteber, bis su betn tletntn
Ablabe fpribte fait oer. <@il9t ben pte
See empori&leuoerte, unb Elm tla9enbe8
@ebeul peruria@ene, itri6 per@tno bur@
GelSl6@er, tuel9en Taulenpe BON See>
sSseln NIT wtoerlt9em @efreti@ umfats
tertet. :...
uDort lte0t @ette, tpel@eSSie tennen",
belebrte ber Mlte ben itaunenpen 6enrt;
~bter ieben Sie bic Molu's pun9larbonne
in tpetter Gerne, unb Der @e9 re@ts> Der
pi@t an ben, Telien entlan8 unp pteoer
In Der @alp filbrt, brtn9t Ste na& @a>
briers."
uGS 1T berrlt@ aber iaauertd," laete
6enrt, BON acknowledgements, uuno
bic 3ett mub Gu& bier oben lang mera
ben."
,uDas 1T ni&t 70 i@limm", enteesnete
per Stranppd&ter. SD babe 3urNa&t>
3eit f@arf aubupa0en penr es f1rmt;
pann tpmmen pon @abrtereS ber 5fterS
@ei(tnpee: Die ben @es ater 4Nontas>
nae na@ MontpeQter nebmen, au@ bin
t4 9etpSbnt an Die Ginlamfeit une 9e>
een Nbenb, .peun >nein Geuer an9e3Qn<
bet it, fnben f9 bic 6olsl9ldser, tfn
paar Gorfttne&te uno iunftiee 8etannte.
bdnf10 8enu9 bier Elm, pa ieBt man f&
um bic 5atte Der, BE pfeifen weroen eez
19mau@t - Sc ba 2" rief er pl6blt@.
v9br perteufelten Sun9en, tpa6 lou ba8
(etn ? @outSbr pon Dem @eldnper fertz
bleiben |"
Die @eesSsel 8pnnierS beeannen tbre
Mbf@ten auf pte Ntfer per @eeo69el,
pel@e an bem Gelltn bauten, ;u perptrt>
li@en, unb ber paebalfse Yierre tre@
bur& bas @eldneer, eine, f@ oaran bal,
tenb, ren &ano ber <ppe entlan9, un.
Yen bort aus ,ntttels zines Stedens pie
Nefer oussuf6bern.
1eber pem @el6nper mar tin fleiner,
i@moler @oriprune, ben pteter etu 3wef@
tes @itterden etnfabte; Don bier aus
tpnnte man. out eem Bou@e trte@enp,
NIT bet 6anb ote unmitteltar unter ber
6elstante lteeenben Nefter ausnebmen.
Die @5eel lesten tmmer frtl9e @ter btnz
3u, oa bte Sammler ME ale @ter fort>
nabmen, ionoern ftetS etns eer alien lie9
gen 'lieben.
~G6 1no toQe Sun9en," fubr ber Mlte
gu 9enri 8ewenoet fort ~ite peroen benz
alien 8onnier uo@ ute! gu f&affen ma
9en."
~8onnier i4eint bod Elm traperMann
3u lein."
~Das 1T er. Mter let9tdnnts - iebr
lei6t1nni9 @6 1T Elm Slid, pab Nbbe
@autbier tbm in bic &orten 9eeudt bat>
lettpem pabt bic Grau seb6ri9 aut unb
ber Sauitpinp parf ntat mebr alIein NIT
ietnem @eloe mtrtb(@often. @ie fno
ldmmtli@ bier efweien uno na& Cab
rteres eesansen, um &e&nunsen ein5u>
talfren."
v@o 1a8ten mir bic &tnter."
~@te bat &e@t Tenn 1e ldbt i'm tann
nt@t aus Den Mueen tommen, big boS
@elo in Der @obnun8 IT, auf bteie
@eile fann er ni@ts pertbun, oerlpte>
len ober perborsen. pteue-Range f1s
fame -,piqf ou 9ltt@ BON Der <ppe 3uz
rudW
Die &inter paren mteoer III bic Ndbe
ber &lippe 9efommen. Die &naben bez
mdbten ft6 pem S@wei iter@en bic M6Bz
li9feit, @o9eleter erlan9en 3u f1nneu>
peutli@ gu MAIDEN.
(GortltSung auf ter 2. @stte.)
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s.t.r Sag trisst u.ue sspsie It. sro6en Wrttes tis

Seber Sag brtxst ueue Besee eu sruben werttes tes
&un0en 8alfams.
Nue, ptle an etnem quite. oter an @apintfut lttht,
maaass ia Iarias aitp, Mt&tsan, ief;n: '''
Nattne gtts aRtdisan. %. snu 1870.
sa;st i%ss SATAN ,9sss @1 SS nss g. s:s:
pln&en teber pbue eenebeu iu en. beam bat en e.
serettes. Sd erdltete mid, unb tin 5uAen ptl&er
lalteba tn e&uinbiu& ateratne beFel mt& Sd tsfanb
mr nur anempfoen urbs unb emyfaub fur steies 0.b,
bas seraussabt tene eat eruns 50 bate ielterNaens
sung saar sun gateut se$ waete % nt&ts sen itnsn
" ridsn. Sd satte NOD .tt efu. Sait iassa ser:au
A. a. Ser asent mt sa taets q t9m eas t% ttsns NJ
gen uebtrra&uns btlte berts bte ere 8laie ensn 9u.
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