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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-03-02
Thanks.

We are under lasting obligations to our editorial and typographical brethren of the Press, in California, Nevada and elsewhere, for the many favorable notices they have given the MINER, few of which notices have been reproduced in our columns, more for the purpose of letting home readers see and know the favor with which this paper is looked upon by veteran editors and printers, abroad, than to gratify any feeling of per sonal nature.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-03-02
Go Slow.

This is our advice to our brethren across the water, who bloviate on {. Briton's sea-pirt isle, !" and who, just now, arc talking and act ting ar though they had absolutely forgotten former foggings received from Brother Jon athan. Be good, Johnny, if you do not des- ire to use American revenue and postage stamps.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-03-02
New Spring.

Should it ever again become dry in this Territory, persons who may travel the road between Prescott and Hardyville will find spring or tank of water 300 yaads south Of the road, and just two miles this side of An vii Rock. This we have learned from Wm. Myers, who made tine discovery over month ago, when the Muddy, at Anvil Rock, was m innocent of water straight as is any regular imbiber of diluted Alcohol.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-03-02
Ehrenberg.

A letter from the house of Wm. B Hoop. CT & Co., Of Ehrenberg, on the Colorado river, Of date February l9, informs us that the freight train of Jack Summers started on the 18th, with goods for Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-03-02
From Sonora.

The news is that Pesquiera and his ..armv, recently met with telling defeat in Sinaloa which, if true, won't set us back any.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-03-02

Thomas Cordis and M. Goldwater, of this place, arrived at Tucson on the morning of the l7th ult.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-03-02

Majsr Morrow, of the Pay Department, U. $. A., is now in Southern Arizona, paying troops. He is expected here in two or three weeks.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-03-02
Coming to Prescott.

A. P. K. Stafford, Governor of this Teni- tory, will pay this section visit shortly.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-03-02
Legal Tenders.

San Francisco dailies of the 18th ult.. say legal tenders were, selling, ,9l74; buying, 9l K.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
Special Notice

The Gales Of Araby are not spicicr than the
aron,n which the fragrant Sozodont inparts to
| the breath. Nor is the heart of the ivory nut
winter than the teeth that arc cleansed daily
with that matchless fluid. ~ s., ,'yF
To Owners Of iIOrscs.-No one who. has ever
used DIR. Tobias Venetian Liniment, will ever
be without it. ii is certain cure for Collie, Sore
ed superior to any othcrj in pint bottles at One
Dollar. Sold by all Druggists Depot, 10 Park
Place, New York.
'Birnett's Standard Flav0ring Extracts arc
neatly put up in UNPANNELLED 2 or, or and
10 OF bottles and are for sale blythe trade gen
orally, in every principal city and town in the
United States, Canadas and British Provinces,
as well as in many other foreign countries.
Help for the Hopeless are weak, de-
jccted, miserable, and nothing does YOU any good
you say. Don't despair There is balm!in Gilcad
l1avc you tried Vinegar Bi'ten?' Mol! Then
why don't you? Whether Your complaint be
dyspepsia, bilousncss, nervous weakness, con-
stitntional debility, or any other trouble, Vine
gar Biters will revive aid renovatc yo,ir shat:
tered system, as genial rain rcfrcshcs tho with
cred flowers. tit, s,gyRIss si1rs.s.8ssIiss
ChristadOro's Hair Dye stands rnrivalct in
the world. No lady or gentleman of discrimi-
nation uses any other /, is the most perfect,
rcliable and effective Hair Dye in the world.
Mandatory, 6s Maiden Lane, New York.
Carbolic Salyc, recommends by Physicians
as the great healing compound. Price - cents
per box. JOHN i. Henry, sole proprietor, S
College Place, New York. ,sl,s!t
Risley's Buchu is n reliable Di,lrctic and Ton
ic for all dcrangcments Of the urinary and gcni-
tai organs. The genuine, rs formerly sold by
llaviland, IIa.rnl & Rislcv anu their branches,
is now prepared by II. w. Risley, the originator
and proprietor. and the trade, supplied by lis
Fu ,cessors, Morg'in & Risley, New York
Svapnia, Or opium purified, the most per-
feet anodyne in tho market, made by a process.
Of llr. |. NJ. Bieelow, Detroi, Medical College.
Is always uniform in strength, which is rarely
the case iii ether preparations of Opium.
Pratt's Astral Oil, has a worldwide rcmta-
tion us the surcst and best illuminating oil.
Over two million gallons have been sold for the
past two years, from which no accidents of any
description have occurred. Scndfor CIRCULAR Oil
House of Pratt, established in 1910, New York
We have frequently heard mothers say they
would not be without Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup from the birth of the child until it has
finished with the tccthing siege, under any con
sidcration whatever. am e 1Hl'' ff'f'''
The Secret of llcauty. What is ii? No
longer nsk, for the world of fashion and all the
ladies' know that it is produced by using "a de.
lighlfnl md harmless preparation known ms c..
W. Laifd's Bloom Of Youth. Its bcautirving
effects are truly wonderful. Depot 5 Gold *
Ny.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
SITE FOR A, HOUSE, The position of

SITE FOR A, HOUSE The position of
house affects very much its sanitary
yalue-how itftonts, where ftstands, and
what arcsits surroundings. If the house
stands free, and is not pressed into a
sblock," of course one side of it will face
the north, and one side will face the cast.
But we may say that, even when, there
are windows OH all sides, and the light
comes i'll from all sides, the rooms most
fused should be where they can receive
the direct rays Of the sun Mt all seasons.
Sunshine in the rooms is just as salutary
sas. sunshine i'll the heart. Let the carpet
stade, let the flies come in, but do not
keep out the sunlight. A house that
has no sunshine will be half of the time
hospital, and bad hospital too, where
there is moro malady than cure. A
ahealthy home will not be placed where
anything obstructs the light
2 Its not commcndation that one can
gather his apples from his chamber win.
dows, or cati study pine cones on the tree
without leaving his chair. One would
not cut down great elm or OAK because
itsSspreading branches hare reached the
Windows or the roof. But when ..hc
shade is aombrc, and the sun refuses to
pierce its canopy, the house itself ought
10 be moved into the light, or another
biiltsin better place AS a general
rule, we may cay that no tree ought to
stand within fifteen feet of house, and
no shrubhery that will make any of the
rooms ssdark, or damp, or dismal. There
are reasons of health, not less than of
beauty, why house should not be hidden
Rya grove, anil why n lawn with flowers
i+slnorc satisfactory than clumps of pine
on rccdur. la hps s it.
'aA.dry site for house, too, is Of The
highest n,portunce-tlat there be no
piinrsh before the windows, no staenant
pools around the doorway. The margin
ofnspooi is not the proper site for the
dwelling Of n prudent man, however it
MAY suit such genius rs Thorcuu. The
best landscape is not a fair equivalent for
tho danger of mularin. A well drained
ely street is better for residence than n
tiseThich looks proudly down upon
Inc Bay and islands, yet draws in poison
from damp lawns and pastures.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
COTTONgM GINS. &c.

Magnolia Cotton Gins, The ligihitcssl
running Gin made. Price 81 saw. ~
Gullctt's Steel Brush Cotton Gins. SIS
n saw. t5ba & -gaf Ss9aA
Halls Patent Cotton Gins, with feeders
$3.50 q saw. Ta r"t' t''4'
Browns Georgia Patent Gins. s3.75 a
saw, delivered.
ggienan's Burr Stone Corn Mills, Cot
ton Presses. gt
leadlcy's Steam Engines.
For sale by G. GRAVELEY,
No. 2o5 East Bay, South of Post Office,
oct lit clarlcH;on,S. C. ''s ir~
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
TAYE On HeaIInIEn
90 o RssSafS,,lAS RssSfS,,lSIyr A,I B j. ssSssI ST,;rsr

eF.sseIgJaTIIEE e4tBeEffs ea1s,esEffff fs1e
100 o Exec BxEcnun41vE DEPsxsRsaT!MiESr EPsx RIM :.
To tho Commissioners of Eseetson:
In accordance with Section 3, of Arti.
Scle 8, Of the General Statutes Of the State,
yoI areliereby notified and required to
cause an, election to, he held in your res
pective Counties On tile first Tuesday fol-
lowing the first, Monday of November
next being the 9th, day of the month
tors of President aid Vice President of
the United States! - ei .ts,ai s@r E.
Now thetefdre, you. and each, of you
are hereby reluife'l with.strict regard to
the. provisions. of the Constitution and
laws of this State, touching your duty in
such case, to cause such Election to be
held in your respective Counties on the
day aforesaid, and for the ascertaining
md determining the persons who shall
have been. duly tl,cted, thereat,
All bar-rooms and drinking saloons
shall be closed on the sdayaof Election,
and any person who shall sell any intox-
icatingt drinks on that day, shall be gull
ty of misdemeanor, and on conviction
thereof, shall be fined in sum not less
than one hundred dollars, or be inprison.
ed for period not less than one month,
nor moro than SIX months.
{ In testimony Whereof I have aliereunto
set my hand and caused the grcatiseal of
the State to be affixed, at Columbia, the
9th day Of October, A. D., 1872. and in
the Ninety-seyenth year of the lndepcnd-
ence of the United States of America.
LIS. ROBERT r.. SCOTT,
FL .. CARDOZO,
''l.1 oct. 2s-3t
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30

u II -
ga & Il r. + r. y sf7S 7: H.
Somebody's Hand.
aIAseI, ,ftlse n

issasHs aof! fshgi,Sh slis hG, STiih jus, one or two
/. se So = .fi6gs54 fT n @ rsli.,t
There's dozen of .dimples, and sonic other
:. sasS akmssS;ss S's SSss 81 IaaF
And the hand is Is as white, and dospretty, know,
70 yssssaIsasS aSsq .sqsi i,ao .e e,o,. nj >7sl III. ri
"a zItissoA il Is YARN, and it's lrestre s#eet !!
Whsg Sas h sAHss ss., or ds,'S" aPge'a happen e
A,aiSAfdlths lady who owns It is pretty and free
.aasE sEScept * in the promise sho Just made to me-
'Tfs kahd to fondle,l, md pet,ed, and Kissed
sk in %lite kid society's list;
2afis hand to be held, aud be loved, with the
'f'ss4 rest So =
When the gloves. thrown aside md Somebody
fatrcst. .tN! e,3
.8..eSE :. ,,ltiw q , 10 :.
IT'S hand in university, sorrow or care
sssae When Che brain burns With fever or clis in
'Tis hand to smooth wrinkles and banisl the
sespsSspF@ @pain,sk ~ >,Gf<ai.Tsiy tttf s
When lights are burned low, and .ifo's breath
'aasas'oe ON the wanc- = 's,-a Mrf
IN sTis hand for the death-bed, to take the last
,ss -; e,a pledge, r,...,t. a.," II
ss,v.sWlen the grave ynwns in waiting, with Death
at its edge tsini
-'aA'Witlf future unknown and the hungricst sod
fs @aitaaes te hide al that's not gone to Cod
'Tis hand for the bridal, to give all the thrust
That = life has been given, Us come time it
must
With the heart, andtlic lifc and the faith, and
the name,
ssgffpd oil the fc,d tribute its owner can claim
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
RiiEUlA1ls.us and NEJRALGLl.

FIIEUI-dIISlHsa and NEURILGIi.
~ = q = ~ ~
IN all artl,riticr complaints, as rlleumatism
p'h, ,lrtfsia, ETC., thspracticc il afmioy, lcr
feet. The most intense pains arc almost in
stanty rclieycd--cnormous swcllings are rc-
stiff for years are relaxed. Gases of twenty,
thirty and forty years staiiding have hcen c,ru!
by me- after all other means have faile,l 70
y great accomplishment is my triumph over
pain, by which I can often, IN 81 few mnn,cn,s,
toots,c and carry the most cxcruciating suf-
crings. : as E$S SFks
Ii this syatcm did tnothine more than to re.
licvc pam, il would stand superior to any other
system eStatlf SS8sSxS q, $'E & -
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
10 GCANIA = e. lEssRst7l;5s a g
Stoppc1-up Head, Running of the Nn-,
constant hawking md splitting,
constant Blowing Of tho

Thousands suffer from that most ANNOYING
diSagrccablc complain, - Ca,arrh, withon,
knowing what it is.
throa, clogs up the lungs and lays the founda-
ton for CONSUMPTION.
The most slillful rhysici,ais fail to cure it.
cure any case Of obstrIcton-stoppcd up
lrnad--dischargcs of grcciiisL' tlrl, thin or
glairv mucous from the nose, internal or cxtcr-
nal--main or fulncss between the cves--con-
slant Lowing Of the nosc--nilamm,tion Of the
na:rl passages, -l,lccration of schucidcrian
membrane, etc., i'll the course of few days.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
Farm and Garden.
sus4 AaAriculturs is the General Pursuit Of man:
s,ssss, he Basis Of atl Others and tdessto,e, the :
&g4 4ssee l.snost UsejlI and Hono,ublc".

tagisT o 0fHA E.-Pulvcrized alum and
common salt pat of apiece of cotton into
~ a hollow tooth will shut up its aching so
quick that you will want to thank us for
-: telling you. Is, h
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30

. IA CURE For There is
& hardly any ache to which children are
ss subject so bad TO bear and difficult TO
- cure as the ear-ache, But there is a
sgaremedy never known to fail. Take n bit
Of eS cotton batting, put on it q pinch of
Black pepper, gather it up and tie it, dip
.,ein sweet oil and insert it in the car. Put
a flannel badge over the head to Keep it
.s8a warm. Il will give immediate relief.
Household. .,.. Ya,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
NlERCuRIAL DISEASES

Mercury, iniu,liciously used, has filled the
earth with wrecks of humanity. Thousands
suffer from lis. effects who have been ,mcon-
sco'lsiy drngged by their physician. 1t is vain
10 attempt the cure Of the majority of diseases
while it remains in the body
Although ! have heard of several so.calcl
nntidotes for mercury in the human body, |
have never yet Hecn physician who could
eliminate it from the system. q &
can satisfy any patient or physician that
can absolutely extract mercury, lead, zine, and
other mineral poisons, in every case.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
DEAFNESS.

Nervous Deafness, Noises in the Head, Otor-
rli%a-Otitis discharge from Ear,
N Paralysis Of Auditory Nerve.
am daily treating all affections OF the ear
with the most gratifying results Some who
had paid aursts nearly ST 900 without benefit,
Pnayc tcen cured by mc:ipa few weeks n, mod
cruc,expense. - 9ssE
g NlERCuRIAL DIsEAsEs
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
a.gtsfaISs CANCERS,

Nol-lna. .Tangcrc, Lupus, or Wolf Cancer,
FScirrhus Canccr-F,ngous Cancer,
RGsc Canccr-Spidcr Cancer. at
/ make u great specially in the treatment of
every description of cancer and tumors.
How many CANCERS and tmors are wrong
fully treated by certain Charlat:u,s styling
themselves Eancer Doctors"
Aftcr being pronounced incurabc, will take
any one of these cases in hand, and mako II
permanent cure. .g
My terms for treating cancers, etc, will he
based on the age and condition of tho patient,
and the positive certainty Of cure sl
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
Special Notice.

untersignedid do hereby warn all parties
to lesist hereafter from hunting, upon their
Iands.' Though We feel that the hunting of
gentlemen anywhere is in no way ttrcsrasa,
ws lee! ss,5s:::;.;e'i 10 irpibit all, in order to
under prccnse of searching for game, steal and
commit other nuisanccs. We arc determined
to use upon all such the extreme W.
JOHN ROBINSON,
cctl-l ,a,4.MM.sF F. ROBINSON.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-29
Cine mannbafte Grtldruna.

gu ZEN eifrie1en unp ~iebenfauS auf>
ridriefen T6rrrrern rer @~incinnati=B ST.
nesune aet6rte bier in Mtnn.iota 6err
g. 6. &einmlller, pur@ feline
@irfiamfeit als eebrer in ct paul uas
fern psuti6tn Mitbireern befannt.
Ser &einmlller 19rieb uns
mdbrenr rer 3ett, ebe mir uulere @abI
setrofen, uno 10 LANCE 1@ oie8eweeuns
nod ni&t in ibrem wabren @barafte:
oeuelcppirt, rptepsrbolt in elmer @eile,
mel@e iein @srtrauen ouf ea6 unterneb>
men uno le'nen &ifer fir pa7elbe betunz
pete.
Aber aud 1etnem Nuse fonnte BET
pabre Snbalt Der NIT @resltp's Nomi<
nation Yerpfuldten &efcrmteme9uno
ni6t perborsen bletben. n smiiden ibm
unc oielen anesren ebrliden ceuti9en
Nepubl'tanern, we!be ca1lelte ciuieben,
1T nur Der unterlhiec, eaB 6err u ii NJ
miller ben Wutb but, nit ieinsrW eiz
nuna berpo1utreten, mdbrenp. 6dNnrere,
TN StlQsn @leth9einnte, our9 ta8 Sc
ibrei eial&udtera lal1sn, nit pem 0h
Gle @ree!spi6aar 70 furdttar mabL ais
lie ibrer 3abl na6 barmlc6 TT.
8 matonna, Wtnn., 20 Mrg. 70.
9errn SD. @anttr unb @olf, ct. paul.
"a i'd in mebrtren8riefen an bic &t.paulI 1T.
ner meine Nbii&t ausgeipro9en babe, fir Greeley
unb Bruwn 3u itimmer, 70 erlaube i& mir sesen.
tpartis, MIDI Sbnen seeenlber often sabin ~ II.
tlaren, bag eie jesiee GatblQung bes pabren
@tanppunftes bsiper parseien einenn repIi&en Il.
beral1tpublifaner ni9t meb> erlaub1, fir yresley
3u eeben, ~isnbern e~rforpe't, sur a'ten republican,.
'@en partei: 3urud3ut bren, tpas i'd 1elbl bern
tbue, uno woriber iu mid chen ewobl bier mic in
Neu- l1Im often ertldren rerpe. 5olrn Sie bic.
ice ni&t ron mir fir @robtbuerei fonbern fiji,
sine einfa&e, ofene &rfldrun , n i9 lie ieb. n
Witbur9er ldulpie III leln eradte.
GrSebenf,
9. 6. &einmUQer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-29

fcrtlhreitet, uno ttatt Der un0efdlahten
@eten unp bajaMoa,tieen &6rperoerttln,>
mun9en psr. lanceelblt9eu politii6en
pu0enrei6er pea dump 3ei9t 6errDasis
pem Sore, Die cole, ieits minnlide 0a>
tun9 rte 8srf dt:re Ger 9uten 9ere@ten
Sahe.
Bie ftin blaHes @eF9t i9 fdrbt nm
ter BEN Teuer DrGrrsauns, wie bel jepem
Rernbieb, &c! nit @udt nieperfdut pas
Mu8e leu&tet une Ter &orf 16 b1ber
bebt 70 erfaft e. madti9er unb md&tieer
Den 66rer, cermenn er Elm @reeleY< Mann
il, peraeblt& .f@ seaen Die @swalt pes
einitt5mencen 2thtee itrdubt.
5errltG uno mobtbaft erbebeno fir
jepeS peut16e Shr waren Die @orte
pes' &tpners, mie II Dsu'ldlane6 @rIBe
unp Ma6t ihilcert, unp Don
Deut'@lanrs 9r6btem 5%taatsmann Bisz
mart, nit man CART io9en 0lubenoer BE-
wuneerun9, rsret. Wdbreno er mttgla9=
Druid heroorbett> rab Dsutldlanp, rpie es
laut erti6rt, paB es rpn Nmerifa teinen
Jreunoidaftsbru6 III teflosen, 7der
ntdt pe6 S6uBe8 pur9 ame:ifanilde
patteipoiitifer DON ptr Grrts 5umner'6
BERTHE, uie er flbn 3:u4ni5 cafir leiRtt,
cabS@urj unre6. setban, iSabt
na6pem pie Aomtni trotion
bas aneeblide Dertr:@en an Deuti&z
LAMB %btsaneen, dig Nafldaer aufsutreten,
70 ert1nt e6 fraftie aus ieinem Munee :
nBei oleoem, mdbrenp Gunner.
upor Die Observation-Disclosures
COMMITTEE eeforrsrt d terlbiener,
nionpern f6 fei9e btnter ietner Wlrre
noerf:od, eribien Sdur3 ais
vMa n, berer it, 1penn l9pn er
libel teratben"
Sol4e &epner ntht Su b5ren, wenn
man 3tit paau bat. if elm @eraeben,
wel&es Der BQroer eesen fl@ ielbit be-
9ebt.
Mber> mie 9eiaat 6err Davis bate
BAG er66ef' |urttortum, welde6 je bier
elmer politiiden 0eriammlune anmotnz
tt, unp babel waren tetne 5tlfs<
trupptn aus Wtnnedpolt6
erfdienen, mte Die entl'b|i&e 5iSe uno
pas @eprdn9e ras Griheinen unp @er<
bleiben Der Damen bsi per 8erIammluno
unnn6Blt6 ma6te.
Deutl&e no iM @%slesenbeit babt,
Germ Dapi6 3u b1ren, pa benubt lie.
Sbr pe1pet un6 Danf mi0en fur ben
8atb.
Nah Der &sre res 6errn Dapt5
ittmnte DIE @eriamm!uns NIT &raft Elm
In ros pcn Captain 6aufins ols 0crz
ldn9er intonirte UNI Don Der Mu1f BE-
9ieitete Natipnau,eo "Mmertfa" UNI
In TIRE 6odS aufWrant unp Wilion unp
c{e &eener pe6 Mbeup6 Jimmie Man9er
Elm, Ger al6 Greeley Werehrer Aefommen.
Diejent9en Der 2tBtercn, me!he ben Rer>
ner anfan9e purb auerl:i 3wil&enruft
unterbraden. waren gum S4!ub mdu5z
6enitia.
@ir aber ioeen: u@s lebe DIT
&epublif"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-29
A1tuno Deteranen

Die llntegrei&neten. @elbaten tn lebten Rriee'
uni iest:8lreer penSSt: paul, eeben b.na A@cr7
idlase elmer in pittsburghYa. ana17. @ep'
TENDER 1872 abaubalknbsn 9atienal 6 onpenticu
bel @plbaten unb Steleute Der Nrmee unb Jlotts
Der Union ibr,e berali&e 3uRimmuns unb labeu
ALE tbre @afensefabrten Elm,
I'M repulitanif@en &Iut3immer
unterbalb Der @uft-1 ale, Dritte @trabe
a NJ Dpnnerfag Abenb 29. Mu g.. 8 ub,
apiammensutoumen, INN bas nStbis f9einenbe ~
bel 9lieben.
Ibepbrr Gauber. &taS. 9iQ.
Sobn 9. @autorn. George Deeery.
&bas. 8. Ssgoob. s. &. Dagger.
War|aaQ SHERMAN. 81. n. McQaren.
Mlfreb Wppre Wm. *. MarFbaQ.
Gpp. s. Rider.>
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anbn1t bes Q onutses. 8tattee ter
Mtiunefota 9taate'3 ettuu8.
,Sn ben @osslen, Mopeae Sen Anpr'
6uAo. " Z A2 49, %@i Ez5%s -
GinFus ess mesrte auf sas l1fsr'
lane.a : "a. = .,. ~ 4
Bur Grndbrung., ....f.tpj
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