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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15

News AND OTHER Irxxs.-The excite.
mcnt. both here and in England. in refer
"nee to the Alabama claim. is subsiding
In neither country is it now believed BY
the better informed. that any thing more
serious than diplomatic quips and legisla-
tire spats will result from the considera-
ton Of these claims. Though our side o!
the house is at present far ahead in vio-
lencc and bullying. it is not likely. never
tteiess. Judging from the Trent affair. %
be behind-aand when the backing down"
time comes.
The mos. notable event oflste Congress.
sional proceedings is the defeat Of the au-
ne.sy bill in the Senate, with its "rider.
the Supplementary Civil Rights bill Of
Sumner. So, the rebels remain unpar-
d ned snd the blacks are still restricted
to such schools, hotels. ETC., as may chose
to receive them as guests or scholars.
The non-rceeption this week Of the let
ter Of our Annapolis correspondent has
forced upon Us an inspection ofthe Jour.
nsl of Proceedings of the Maryland |eg-
islature. We have viewed and reviewed
a whole weeks work Of our lawmakers.
ard have to announce, that bill has been
pas,ed in the Senate taxing the capital
stock Of the national banks 10 cents on
the 800 and sent to the Housc
Mr.. Earle. from a special committee.
submitted report that the proposition to
release the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
from the one-ffth passenger tax on the
Washington branch canno, be entertained
until the debts due the State are settled BY
this corporation.
In the House Of Delegates, the Mortgage
bill was passed without discussion. except
explanation Of reasons for the votes OF
several members
The committee on Finance have been
instructed to inquire into to the cxpedi-
cncy of lcvying tax on the premiums
received by foreign insurance companies
in the State
Beyond these outcropings. and bills
and motions Of personal and local char
nctcr, none Of the latter having reference
to ST. Mary's. we have been able to dis
tinguish--nothing--and the session is
already half gone.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15

FHNcING A bill is now pending in the
South Carolina legislature to abolish the
present fence law in that State, and NOS,
of the papers advocate its passage and
urge besides the adoption Of n no-fcnce
law, claiming that it would be beneficial
To all, To- the owner Of ten rs well as to the
owner Of thousand acres. \ bill has
ben introduced in the Tennessee lcgisla-
lure the purpose of which is to require
c'ery owner Of cows, oxen, horses and
other live stock 10 so fence them in that
there shall be no danger Of their trespas-
sing on the lands Of other people. The
question is also being agitated in other
States. I, is said on fair authority that
the fences Of the United States have COS,
more than all the houses in tie country
more than the ships. boats and vessels of
every description in all our seas. lakes
and rivers; more than all our factories,
and any other class Of property. except
railways and Tic purchase Of land. This
seems exaggerated but a writer in the
Louisville Observer says: The frs, cost
of the fences Of New York State was be-
tween 500, OGO.o 600 and $3.50, 900. 900.
Scion Robinson gives it at Sl4l, 900 900.
Assuming this to be approximately correct.
and estimating the frs. cost of the fences
of other States on the same basis. we have.
rs the total first cost Of the fences of the
whole country the vast sum of 81. .95, :.
100000. This fencing requires to be re.
Moved onec in ten years, giving Sl29. 500.
600, rs the annual cost of il, to which
should be added. however. at least hall
as much more for rcrairs-making the
annual aggregate sum Of Sl94. 100. 600.
That cost is now an annual tax Of 81. 81
on every acre Of improved land in the
United States. In view of these facts and
figures. the question is an important one
whether small quantity Of fence used in
fencing cattle ia" is not much better
it is certainly less cxpensive-,han the
vast quantity now required in order tc
fence cattle oM." This pa,ter involve,
to considerable degree the question Of .
fair living profit. or little or no profit ,c
many asrieuliuris.s throughout the couu.
try.
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CURE FOR CANCER.

Mssrs. Editors 81. .Mary's Beacon =!
wish TO tell how l cured my cancer las,
summer without pain or mouey. Eigh,
years ago = eoncer came on my nose. /,
grew slowly for several years. The las,
two years i, grew very fast. I. became
hightful. 10 bad begun TO eat oct my
left eye. had paid hundreds Of dollars
and had tried doctors far and near with.
out finding relief. Last summer I drank
wild tea. putting the tea grounds on my
cancer every night as a poul,ice. In sil
weeks my cancer was cured. l am nov
six'y.two years old. I have given chi,
remedy to several that had cancer. and
know two that have been cared since.
believe-Eild tea grows over the countx,
generally. always On high land.
CassiEs YARnlEv, rittsborR, Pa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15

DIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS every other Fash
ion Journal Of its kind now Published in Eu-
rope. ], gives yearly over !, 500 beautiful fash
ion cuts, and some 400 valuable patterns, Va
ryng in style and size to sal; all, aad abeu, 500
novelties for braid and embroidery. !, Is re-
crired monthly in advance and pot at the aston
ishing low price Of s. year single numbers,
Is cents.
CIyn RArrs.-E< Bos T5a and Ia Francs
Hsys.ie, enc year $ii: De Boa Ts. and Dr.
Nsatareif. s.; La Fr@ses Essca'e, and ID.
Abisseif. s.; and the three Journals. one year
for .. .Adarrss s. T. Taylor, 81 Canal ST.,
New YORK.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15

TAKE NoTtcE.-We take pleasure in in
forming our readers that under the new
regulations of the Treasury Department.
rostmas,ers have been instructed to receive
mu''Ia'ed currency in raymen, for postage
stamps ami stamped envelope. on the same
terms 1T Is received by tue Official. ., tho
Treasury. by this means all persons hav.
ing in their possession any L. 5, currenc,
with not more than two 6fihs Of its ori,i
nal size missing can have it redeemed a.
above for its full face value.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15
fCoxxuxrcArrD.
Baltimore. Feb. l2th. 1872.

O8itt4ofSs rev. xStus AosS.
Easssvs q. kasyts B<acos. III seems
that His Exoessney the Goverssr has rsisd
out and excluded s.. Mary'sftom an claims
for IN 1nspessor Of Tobacco. Il has bsen
~ also that she appointment Of ese from
Charles should satisfy 81. Mary's. BY
what System Of logic this conclusion Is ~.
rived at I am at q loss 10 diseover-exeept
from usage and custom. Whilst the To-
baceo growing counties Of Maryland and
Baltimore city have held I may say con-
tinuously and exclusively these appoint
ments. ST. Mary's. although actually The
seeomd tobacco grorias eo'ra,y - the
State, has had no Tohaeco Inspector for
90 years! Why is this! IL Il because
our politicians do not in drovcs surround
the Executive Chamber and clamor for
Executive patronage! Or is from an ex-
cess Of time serving patriotism that has so
long and faithfully served the Democratic
party without fee or reward until We are
regarded .. but beasts Of burden 7 The
internal Improvements for which We have
been so heavily taxed. willis. i. has made
Us grea. and prosperous State. has been
deadly in its effects on the interests Of the
people Of our county. It has enriched
other pcr,ious Of the State yet made US
poor indeed.
Il has diverted the current Of immigra-
ton. reduced our population. brought the
products Of the West in composition with
ours. deprecated the price Of our timber
and rendered our lands almost valuele.s
and drug in the market We are even
importers af corn and have oaly our To-
baceo crop to rely on for the necessarics
Of life. This. therefore. being our staple
crop and principal means Of support. i. is
but reasonable that We should claim some
interest in its Inspections and sale. In q
party view. We have always been = patri-
otto and conservative people. Upon the
disruption and dissolution Of the Wing
party. from a majority Of 400 We imme-
diateiy reversed this and gave 300 Dem.
ocratic majority. Ever since. We have
been the main stay Of the party in on,
Congressional district. For our frm, un.
yielding. and stcadfast adherauce to the
principles Of the Democratic party and tc
State and Constitutional rights. VIC incur
red the especial emni.y and persecution o
the Federal Government during the wal
and every injustice it could infict since
With a long and strong tide of adverse
ty running against Us. with persecution,
FROM our enemies and injustice from ou
friends. how long can human patriotism
last? There is an object. an aim. and a,
end to be attained by these appointment,
and in the exclusion Of st. Mary's, bu,
will the heart wax fat and confiaue t.
thrive whilst the extremities are suffered
to decay?
VERB. SAP.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15
OBITUARY.

ried, on the 9th inst. at River View" 1.-THE
homestead of his father, Albert Burrh, Esq.
GE JRGE W. BCRCIl, in the 18th year Of his
age, after a very short illocss.
Du,iful and affrctiora'e he was an invalua-
bic treasure To his parents. Kind, gentle and
amiabie towards his schoolmates, he was con-
coded by all TO be 1.-The best bow in school. =
His memory will be affcctIonaiely cherished by
all who knew him. Az.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15

WE hrnn of Ferguson, Tyson 4 Co, being
Il dissolved On - inst. by mutual consent.
J would respectfully inform the Farmers and
Planters Of -. Nary's county tina, have re-
sniued The Commrsos Business and hope 10 re-
GIVE share Of their patronage.
viii attend personally 10 sales Of Grain ard
and fertilizers.
counting Room on SECOND floor Of old stand :,
l2l West Lombard street
CHARLES FERGUSON,
Jan Ia Isl2-2ms Baltimore, Jan 10. "a.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WHEAT-Has been firm through the week
Sales add up about 81. 900 bus bells. wig: Is, aoO
Pennsylvania rcd At from l55 20 l62 cents the
bulk at leo cents, 1000 Aaryla land do. at l3s
CENTS for common, and ls2Ga.I .5 cents for prime
TO choice, and :, 500 Western amber At iGIS
100 cents.
RIE.-we report sales this week Of |, 900
bushels At loo(a los cents, and We quote il a
closing firm at ihess figures for good TO prime
co. N.-The offerings on change this week
have been extremely light and the sales there
fore limited, but the market has through the
week been firm and il closes strong Sales IL
600 to Is, 900 bushels Southern NJ ss(1 80 cents
for both white and yellow, and Of some 9. 900 to
10000 do Woter n mixed at ss(a 10 cents. The
foreign shipments Of Corn this week add w
liz, 1s5 bushels.
OATS-liave been steady through the week
bat quiet. Sales TO- 900 bushels at from 3. 10
IS cents, and We quote them as closing At these
figures Tor good to prime.
TOBACCO.-Receip,s have been light thin
week Of Leaf. the inspections amounting in the
aggregate 10 less than 200 hhds, but there has
bern no movement Of importance in any de-
scription 50 far as we have beard. The marx e,
is however firm, bat the meagre supplies in ,l,s
hands Of factors presesi but little inducemens ie
shippers, and but sew purchases are being made
Cleared this week 3sI hhds. leaf TO Mars<iiles.
40 hhds. leaf and 4 50 hhds stems 70 Brxsaeu:
total 81 hhds. weqaote as before, viz:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-The fourth
Quarterly Meeting for the St. Mary's Mis-
sion. NJ 4. Church South. will be held
in Leonardtovn the 25th inst. Preach
ing at II o'clock. q. m. The members
OF the Quarterly Conference arc urgently
requested 70 attend.
JOHN p. HALL.
Pastor.
Feb Is, 1S72-sd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15

Observation-Disclosures young friend.
]. Martin Camalier, will accept cur thanks
Tor complimentary ticket to the annual
celebration Of the philndcmic Society Of
Georgesown College. 10 come OF on the
23nd instant.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15

FAHxrss' AID MEacsAsrs' GrrpE.-We have
reeeivea from, Nrssrs. Z. Whitman L Sons, las
and ls1 Pratt ST.. Baltimore, copy Of their
Farmers and Merchants Guide" pamphlet
containing infosuasioa Of mach valae. especial
~ to the farmer. !, vai b mailed free to any
eee seoding his addres - ths paSlishsrs, and
enclosing six cents lbr actual postage.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15
ND. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

Spring Term 0f this prosperous Ins,its-
L ton all begin Feb. ist, Iss2. F
limited namber Of State Sehoiarships'
may Be secured BY as immediate sppfiea,isa.
For Catalogue, &C.. address
Rev SANL REGISTER,
Fresidest Agricultural College, r. o..
Pfisee Georges eeunsy, Nd.
jan 10, ie.:-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15
MARRIED.
VERB. SAP.

In Baltimore city. on the s,h inst, nv the
Rev. Father Boone, DANIEL {. HAMMETr to
Miss IRENE F.. FCRCK, both Of this county.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev Father Dew oil,
JAMES p. HUWEto Miss MARY CATHARINE
QCADE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15
NOTICE.

"NllERE will be a meeting Of the
IL Board Of County School Commits
sioners ut Leona rdtown on
TUESDAY, the 9th Of FEBRUARY.
Applicants for Teachers Certificate Of
qualification are notified to present them
selves for examination. BY order Of the
President.
J. FRANK FORD,
Sec. and Treas. Of Board
County School Commissioners
for St. Mary's county.
Feb. Is. lS72-2t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15
Notice..

II VILE. being With II. SONxEBR0S +
- CO.. 2s7 ". Biif,morr street baltimore.
Nd. manufacturers asd dealers in CLOTH
ING and PIECE GOODS, would be pleased 10
see the merchants aid his old scqu.in tancss in
- Mays ben they vis, the CITY He win
convince them that il will b 70 their int o,
TO deal with him. The House Is n very isrxp
one and prices will be low.
Feb Is. lo12-u
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

IN the matter OF the petition for . Com
mission Of partition on the real estate Il
VIM. II. Garner, deceassd.
In the Circuit. Court for ST Mary's co-n,y.
No s2s Commissions.
ARnERED. this 18th day OF FEBRUARY,
~ 1872 that the sale made and reported
by jno c Herbert and others. Commissioners
il this cas-. be ratified and confirmed. unless
cause tn the contrary be shown on or before
md Monday Of March next provided .
cory ofthis order be published in the ST
Msrys Beacon, once q week for three
successive weeks prior to the said 2nd Mon
day cf March.
The report states that the land cold fer
$500.
JNO A CAVALIER, Cl'k.
Trua eopy-Test:
JNo A CAVALIER. Crk.
Feb Is. lS72-Sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15

WINTER GOODS q, cost At the B;v Brown
w Store. Lsonardioxn.
Feb Is, 1874
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15

CCANO.-For Gaaso and Fertilizers rea-
orally the marke, eontianes ex;rrmeiy dali, and
prices are without change. For Peruvian Gu
ano the agents prices for lots sF 50 tons o,
more arc $3.50 Tor Chincha island, and 500
fes Gasnape per ton. gold. anA No. = or each
kina 10 pes ssa less. also COED Fer Phes-
PAaies ssd MANUFACTURED FeTsilizsss $50 Per tea
b the general price.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15
EEO. r. ROWELL 4 CO., 40 Park 70
" Neg York.

s y. PETTENGILL + CO., 81 Park Row,
Ne~ York,
Are the sole agents for the 81. Mary's Beacon
in tina, city. and are authorized 10 eon,rae
for inserting advertisements for ~ At our lo~
est cash rates. Advertisers in that city are re.
quested to cave their favor. with either O tn,
above houses.
Get 81, 1870.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15

NOV Is your chance TO get Winter Goods.
~ Selling at COS, at the Big Brown Store.
Feb Is, 1879.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15
County Commissioners Notice

nRDERED RY THE BOARD OF COUNTY
~ Commissioners Of 81. Mays county, tha.
all persons, whose
FENCES encrcach On the PUBLIC ROADS
Of Saint Mary's county be notified TO remove
the same. 80 as to give TO said roads the width
reqaired BY law.
Ordered further, that al persons having
UNSETTLED ACCOUNTS
with the County Commissioners. be requested
To file. with the Clerk, a statement Of the same
on or before the
5th day Of March mkt,
on which day the Commissioners will nee, TO
transact business
CT. DCRANT,
Clerk.
Feb IS, ls72-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15

WINTER GOODs a, COS, at the Big Brow
w Store. Lconardtowu.
Feb Is, 1872.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15

n ow 10 your chance TO get Winter Goods
~ Selling at cost at the Big Brown Store.
Feb IS 1879.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15

GRAND ANIMAL DESTRIBJrYOy or
PREMIUMS FOR 1879
10 TEE srsScaisRas %
our FIRE SIDE FRIEND
viii take place this year At the Academy NJ
Music, Chicago. Saturday. March 9Th. ls;i.-
Every subscriber shares in the Dis,rihstiou -
There 10 . Premium for you.
Eight Hundred and rhirsy-ons Gosh Prsmi.
ums, amounting TO
$40. 900 IN GREENBACKS!
$50. 900 in other Premiums!
Send .four address for Specimea Copies
Of the Paper and Premium List, with full par.
ticulsrs. We send them FREE
address OUR FiRESlDE FRIEND,
Chicago. m.
es-we want Agents evrsywhers, and give
large cash pay.
Feb 18th, ls5?-3t.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-03-21

pari6, 20. Tabr. Das cff;i5ie
Blatt bes Germ Ibiers, Der uBien pub
lic", i6reibt: uGod Elm S1pfsr. auf R;@<
nuns pes Germ Don Btemard ~ leBsn i!
@uitap @so!pb Staefen, Mvhanifer,
Sc Sabre ait, in Stro6bure eeberen> wur
felt einiae7 Gasen Don ltinen Na9barn
ni@t 9eieben moroeu. @etern 1teaen
ptele!ben ouf einen Stubl, UNI In cas-
3immer au itben, wel&es rsrlelbe in Der
&ue @icq o'A3ir Nr. II Ou Yaris) be-
mobnt, unb ie erbliGten tbn, ME er an
etnem 5olstu@ oufeebdnst mar. Gin
Nr3t conftatirte, bob ct bereits felt 3ret
Gasen toot mar. @taefsn tDotete f@
aus 8ersweifun9, pab fem @aterlanp
con Deutidlanb onneetirt rporren it,"
Wa6 pie lebtere B%ebauptune anbelanet,
10 1T eieielbe polIfdnote fal1a. @taef>
fen, pelder f& aus Dem Gllab ,peeee>
ma9t. neil er ntdt Seloat rperper rpoQte,
fanb tetne Nrbeit, fan, ms @lenp unp
nabr, fi@ btbbalb pas 9eben. Da0elbe
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Na@rtdt.. &c bebauptet, bab Il, paris
eth preubiidtr Aeert p.rbaftet roroen fti,
Der junse 2tute fur ben Militdroienf In
Glfabz 2Otbrtu8ea 9tporben unp tbnen
0tlb anatbctet bdtte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-03-21

tpe9ielnb nit 2pnbon feinen 8obnfb
bate, unb BON po. aus er etne auberor>
bentlt6e asttatorii@e T%bdttefett in @ort
unb S@rift entmtdelte. fMebrere pom
tbm se8rinoete 8ldtler serfolsten eisens
ben 3wed, Dem er letn 2eben mipmete.
DaS Sabr 1848 9ab aud 1etner Tbdtt9<
felt etnen beionperen Mufl9muns. Die
italtentiae &erpluttpn fab Jpn pteber auf
saterldnpti&em 8upen. @r nabm ben
lebbafteften perl1nlt9en Mntbetl an Der
Grbebun9 jenes Sabre8. Gloren3 unb
Som 1aben Jpn an ber SptBe tbrer &enoz
lutipner~ Mtt Der Niererwerfuns ber<
ielben be9ann aud fit i'm bas Grtl auf6
&eue. &aitlps jepp& plante er BON 2pn>
bon aeue G%rbebunsen, pie ie1e Spn0}an>
tua, 1852. BON Watlanb 1853 unb &C.
r1ua 1857. Mn ben &dmpf en- DON 1859
unb 1860 nabna ct feinen Mntbetl. aSein
Amt b5rte bort ouf 100 jene6 ber Armeen
unb Diplomaten be9ann. '@enn ober
aud Stalicn feinen Bem1bun9en nt@t
bic tnblt@ errei&te Gtni9uns gu serbonz
ten batte, ~ tarf ro@ Der %9epalti9e Gin
fluff nt@t Derfannt 1perpen, ben ct eur9
feline S@rifttn uno feline uneri&atterlt&e
5altun9 al8 patrtot unb &epubltfaner
au69eibt. @r wtre immercar r1eben @a<
pour uno @aribalpt ol6 Der brittle 9rpSe
Ginger Staltens aRtuleben lttu*
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i Wa33ini. +

Der lesten uns su9lei9 Der srSBten
elmer aus per alien @4ule Republican,
lder &epoluttondre 1T nit Sol epb Ma,=
3tni oobin9tsan9en> ,penn 1t@ Die auerz
otnsS i4on mebrmal6 irrig eebradte tc>
le9rapbii9e Naari9t fttnes Gpre6 nt>Sz
NAL teitdtt9en iuQte. Ma3ini's an0ez
srifens @eiunpbett ippie Die SABRE, BIZ
Der 9reiie Treibeit6flmpier sdblt, MAIDEN
IS aueretn9s nur III wabrl9tiult6> bab
caS &abel rte Wabrbett bert9tet bat.
Dab pann Die Welt I'M, einen Der uberz
seu9un9@treurfen, Observation-Disclosures unb
Su9leiG reinften unD Observation-Disclosures
@baracter drmer it, cte 1i9 I'M Sample
per mocernen :3eit urn Die Con equcn;en
freitaatli@er a(nidauungsn berangebilz
bet batten: miro Serer sugeben, Der son
Solepb Mas5ini> benz gepanfeutiefen u11p
tbattraft}9en @ortdmpfer be6 &eputliz
fant5mu5 in europa, @tpo6 wetb.
Massint mar Der 9etprene Treibettsz
Marn uuo Tretbeit5z Ngitatpr, 1905 in
@enua> ais @pbn etneS> %frei(innieen
Soeen in leirenidoftli9er @eile anbdnz
9snoen Mrste@> 9eboren> betbeilt9te er iid
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