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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-27

We suspect that 6 A Calm Observer"
has a very prolific wish, or one that is not
only father to his thought, but which be-
gets a whole litter of other little wishes
that will never get their eyes open, except
in expectancy of marvellous events, until
the advent of that happy millennium when
the political lion and lamb shall lie down
together, aud ell flesh be as that of Nebu-
chadnezzar-turned into one grass.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09
Boys, Read This.

We are deeply panied to learn from a
Frankfort paper Of an accident to little
boy in that place on saturday last. II ap.
pears that he went into the pantry to help
himself to some cakes which his mother had
purpously put out of his way They were
upon the top shelf, and he had to climb up
on the lower shelf to get them. But just as
he had reached the cakes the shelf gave way,
he was prccipitated to the floor, and his leg
was broken What a solmemn and impres,
sive warning does this melancholy accident
convey to the young! 1t is to be hoped that
the boys who read this story and see how
this wicked child was punished for trying to
commit grevious sin will learn a deep lesson
from his fate. Let then study well the dread
full consequences of this one crime, let them
remember that this boy lies now on a bead of
suffering, from which he will probably rise a
cripple for life, and let them firmly resolve
that the moral of his terrible fate will not be
lost on them, but that when they feel as if
they would like to steal cakes from the top
shelf of the pantry they will 90 and get the
step ladder and walk up and rake in what
they want and riot among the preserves, and
charge around among the stewcd gOOscber
ries without running any risk There is al
ways something to be learned from the errors
of others, if we will take the trouble to hunt
it out
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09
POPULATIoNAL PROGRESS.


Harper, Drawer has the following
negro and mule writes friend in Clinton,
louisiana are inscparablc companions in
the southern cotton fields, and, like the
Hawaiian string and bow, useless each with
out the other.
The lazy indifference and careless cruelty
of the one, and wonderful powers of cndur-
anCc of severe labor, bad treatment, and neg.
lcct of The other, complete the compatibility
OF two races necessary for the production of
lour millions of bales. \ characteristic ancc-
dote may be rclishcd by those who have had
experience of the two. The spectator lad
taken refuge from the suns perpendicular
rays under the shade of a spreading beech,
ana lay rcCUmbcnt, enjoying the fitful brcezes
and SOmbcr irothincSs of the country news
paper. Along the dusty road which passed
Oy hls retreat came jogging negro, mounted
on mule, both apparently fast asleep. AS
The sOmnolent pair approached the spot,
some wicked spirit of the place gave the
paper ilir,, which was no sooner seen and
heard than the mule, as mules only know
how, instantly snapped ends" and leaving
the negro Sprawling in the dirt, took his de,
parture, under full sail The negro. half
raising himself, and wiping the dustfrom his
eyes and mouth, watched the retreatinc mule
for some time in silence, but AZ length un.
conscious of an auditor, gave expression IA
this philoSophic solioquy:
"Da'S What makes me 'spise a mule
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09
1 BalI 10y.

a little boy named Bob lives not a thousand
miles from Harodsburg, is six years old, and
grows in stature if not in grace every day.
His grandfather is devoted to him and spoils
him. Not long ago the old gentleman was
walking up and down the back gallery, hold.
ing his halfopcn hand behind him as is the
habit of many people. Bob looked at him
refectiyely for fully Il minute. All at once
he disappeared, entered the kitchen, and re.
appeared holding small coal of fire between
two sticks. just then his grandfather was
walking slowly towards the other end OF the
gallery. Swiftly and cautiously Bob stole up
behind and dropped the coal into the half
closed palm, and then disappeared like flash
The old gentleman's hand closed convulsively
and then he made a frantic effort to throw it
away. He hoped about and capercd like a
two-year-old colt, and finally, discovering that
he was burned, darted for the water bucket
into which he plunged his arm up to the
elbow. But alas for Bob, his mother had ar
rived just in time to see him do the naughty
deed, and, despite his declaration that he
didn't 20 to do it, she interviewed him so
etfectually that he found it inconvcnient to
sit down,for several days thereafter. During
the interview Bob howled in his most mclodi.
Gus and heartrcnding manner, but his victim
only stood by the water bucket and nodded
as the sound of the conflict
reached his ears.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09
PEACE.
BY JOQj1N MILLER.

As Il tale that is told, rs a vision,
Forgive and forget; for say
That the true shall enjoy the dcrision
or the false, TIL the full Of the day.
Ay, forgive a. YOU would be forgiven;
Ay, forget, lest the ills You have done
BE remembered against you in heaven
And all the days under the sun.
For who shall have bread without labor
And who shall have rest without price,
And who shall hold war with his ncighbur
With promise of peace with the Christi
The years may lay hand on fair Heaven;
May place and displace the red stars:
May stain them, rs blood. stains are driven
At sunset in beautiful bars;
May shroud them in black till they fret Us
As clouds with their showers of tears;
May grind us to dust, and forget us
May the years, o, the pitiless years.
The preccpts of Christ are beyond them;
The truths 10y the Nazarenc taught,
With the tramp Of the ages upon them,
They endure as though ages were naugIF
The deserts may drink up the fountains,
The forests may give place to the plain;
The main may give place to the mountains,
The mountains return to the main.
Mutations Of worlds and mutations
OF suns my take place, but the reign
OF Time and the tolls and ycxatOns
Bcqucath them, no, never Il stain.
Go forth to the field as one sowing;
Sing songs and be glad as YOU 20:
There are seeds that take root without showing
And bear some fruit whether or no.
And the sun shall shine sooner or later,
Though the midnight breaks ground on til
morn,
Then appeal you to Christ the Creator,
And to gray-bearded Time, his frstb born
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

went to him, and whispered;
"NOt n word. Come in and watch thiS man
until return"
Dun, amazed, and not knowing what to
make OF the aspect of things, obcycd. | ran
for the constable found that officer armed
with the requisite authority, and we were
soon on our way back to the Dithmar man
sion to solve the problem that had been pre-
scnted by law. At the door, much to my
surprise and joy, met Mrs. Dlthmar in her
bonnet
"Mr Simpson" said She, in voice that yet
had trcmblc in it, II am so glad yOa'vc
come. IT'S all over; he's gone"
dismissed the constable on Mrs Dihmar's
assurance that there was no further need of
his services, and went in. Duff and the lady
were the only persons present. My late com
panion, the intruder, was now nowhere to be
seen.
whats become of him :' | asked.
Duff made answer with laugh:
His keepers took him of.
What" cried !, with look that demand
ed explanation.
mir. Simpson" said Mrs. Dithmar, "that
poor creature who has so sorely troubled us
is my husbands dcmCnted brother. He has
been confined in Il lunatic asylum for some
years, and none of our children have ever
seen him before Yesterday he escaped and
came direct to Il Once among us. his
maady (Which takes the form you saw broke
out afrcsh; and knowing from experience
that the poor man is sometimes as fierce and
blOodthirsty rs q savage we dismissed the
guests and all left the house temporarily
while Mr. Dithmar went to the asylum for his
keepers. Fearing to alarm or arouse the ma
Mac, We let the lights burn and left him in
possession The rest is soon told, The keep
4 tl,.t ,,., Il,
this instant gone, and now, if you please, you
and Mr. Duff may go and bring the girls
home They are at E---'S, on the main
street"
Thus ended the strange story-the curious
adventure that sprang out of the Ball at Dith.
maryland now, after lapse of years, as |
think of it, shudder as l speculate on what
might have CHANGED had fortune not favored |
me while | was alone with and striving with
all my might to irritatc a dangerous and I'm.
scrupulouS maniac.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09
THOUGHTS BY \ NOODLE,

I don't think 4 goose is a swan,
don't think Il sheep is a rabbit,
Eut think, when Pm thinking thereon,
That thinking's dangerous habit.
or some people think they are right,
Aud sCmc people think they are clever,
.aud some think that black must be white,
And some think Of nothing whatever.
md some people think Of themselves,
And some people think of their neighbors
nd some think the gold that one dclycs
j. very poor pay for ones labors.
or my part, think that thought
That think while a-thinking and mllsing
hat thinking is really worth naught
Because thinking, ! think, is confusing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09
THE WIND AND THE MOON.
BY GEORGE MACDONALD.

said the Wind to the Moon, IL will blow you out
You stare
In the air
Like ghost IN chair,
Always looking what am about
Hate To be watched; I'll blow you out,
IT, Wind blew hard, and out went the Moon,
So deep
On heap ......
OF cloudless sleep,
Down lay the Wind, and slumbcred soon
Huttering low, 1--WE done for that Moon"
He turned in his bed she was there again.
ON high,
In the sky,
With her ghost eye,
he Moon shone white and alive and plain;
Said the wind. I'll blow you out again"
7! Wind blew hard, and the Moon grew dim;
with my sledge,
And my wedge,
have knocked of her edge!
VI only blow right fierce anG grim,
Tie creature will soon be DINNER than dim"
He blew and he blew, and she thinned to thread
"One pun
More's enough
70 blow her 10 snuff.
Ulc good puff more where the last was bred,
And glimmer glum Will go the thread
u
In the air;
Nowhere
Was moonbeam bare,
Far of and harmless the sky stars shonc-
Sure and certain the Moon was gone
Tie Wind he took to his rcycls one more;
On down
In town,
Like a mcrry-mad clown,
lie leapCd and halloed with whistle and roar:
Whats that" The glimmcring thread once
more,
He few in a ragc--hc danced and blew;
But in vain
Was the pain
OF his bursting brain;
FOR s.ill broader the moon-scrap grew,
Tie broader he swellcd his big cheeks and blew.
Slowly she grcw--til she filled the night,
And shone
On her thonc
In the sky alone,
4 matches, wonderful, silvery light,
Radiant and lovely the squccn Of night.
Said the Wind: What marvel Of power am =?
With my breath,
Good faith
blew her TO death
First blew her away right out of the sky
II en- blew her in; what strength am ~
But the Moon she knew nothing about the affair;
For high
In the sky
With her one white eye,
MJtOnlcss, miles above ihc air,
She had never heard the great Wind blarc.
-Good Words.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

heidi AND TEMPLE.-They have just com.
hand va Masonic temple at Philadelphia II
re re Is.Senormous size, being go feet in length
Dr HJO in width, three lofty stories high /,
,st one million two hundred thousand dol.
irs Il will be dedicated on the 25ih inst,
BE- ceremonies lasting two days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09
COLWELL, CLARK & CO.

Have on hand LUMBER Of all grades,
Lath, Lime, Hair, Plaster, Cement
and Brick, Sewer Pipe, Drain Tile,
Dimension and Cut Stone, Ottawa
and Joliet Bubble Stone, Builders
Hardware of all descriptions, and
Nails. Also Glass and Putty, Build
ing Paper, dc.
The whole of the above materials
having been purchased at the Lowest
wholesale figures, we will either sell
or use them at the lowest market
figures. Being extensively engaged
in the
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-30
gDie iebr,sielbit7 Sie ee9 d,IIis

. s.s!'li ssiie .isbrsielbit5Sis Ghgf dsbas:
gen Ittter ben frae lff9 n IN
s. ,9set,tf6laib dfsfeisle BsS1idfI ssij Hide be:
'trua9tet. 81 / peroen.s 6abo,,s Ry siNs II be,
1biid)cn Breie" meDrfas nuns 6srselt,
Nti,pncs ETH fpre6enibsy @ siaSlsibf ob
Dnr1 ofeIelbe ipiSb fiiir ii ssiis diisBetif rem.
tables gngros bssbaib ii,
iantmd 9ebilOeiers iissitsii feliaiS}er
illnger Nlann as 7 gDeills gDei d all illlO ~ ~slaleid
gig e 1tp reg EFF 8 qsiuaa. Res
aectantens baben 3ibre l6reiiis in oe,
y yassypeebitipn jenes sBlatfss iSisosranleoer
poer fi9 an ei11e,, NJ nieata6 afts Iia ilIisas,adbter
Ut a b b liner 5u tpenoen, oer .a6ie Ser
mittelun9 lbernimmt.
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,,ibr gohn laat aneillaeil sflllo oe''t
)sn ube lsasid)t
NIT Nufopferuag oes eiscnsa a0slta R''O
ute babe id) bieie 5baheati 1te1'
eoltea2 IL erte
oas psr5 g sgiisntDsrs, mo INNER aiiDebas=
lider narb iD6nrlssll Dfutbe raaBsll tpbte
oie @elsafdaft;; inter oen obloalltssnipe'1
lln,itanbeniiiblte Gelttber bic l1nfaliggfeit,
sln lelbe,1 ansiid dsufebren nnb li6 ferners
rs nod inter Den Sr0bli6en 5l betpegen;
ofti,qeno beaBtbii Der Gtiniansfeih
r6rau," iaste er ieN mitsrabgsr sabsr
tontoiere Gimme, viaihernisliaa ssnpes,
mid bel ben @aftsn s5asenti9 i9nIoigen anS
lie BON Dem &runoe n,eines Mesbleibens
IN aenutaib 5'tieben. Mirfsbls aisaoft
bie5ll. 80 ss
y Msabame aentber trodnsfs iiA sllsrlt
nit einem @pisentuae Sic fs.td]t Ola
.aen, oana trat lie nit oeu f5elsgfa1srne
allnterbie @dlts :binaus: Nlau IalarAli4
ben ginbrud pergesen,pdrtis tisenias Die
..dubers Grl6einlns per Rauf'not'as9attin
,nter ben Antueienoen erse!lgte; dgs.Safber
er1t sar bas Ndbere befannt iparp 80 be-
sma0tiste iid Differs Beitiirsaas aaMmit=
leio. gBenigitens seistea oies siegSi9>
ter, obiApn bei Man1en eilt anberes
Motip biele NbseiAel, elmer innefsassBe<
,uesuug beroprrief. 9prs q llen ltra1fign bies
bel ben, Maebi5inalratb 5lb oeiensgeii@t
|eilenlang 1uaro; bissn,al blidts saeeasaau6
toirfli9 redt trauris ~ a,f Sc poS ibm
bingspfan5te, nod nidt enttprfte 't1a ssNyDam<
pasnerFaldes ses asasa
Das 8anfet mar mi, |DHgut aoie BE-
enbet penn.giei9 Mabaue aerfhsr bat,
man ,aDse ii6 bur6 iDre uao i6rss @at=
ten NbapeIenbeit ui6t beirrelrIa ellen, Mie=
snanba assiste naeDr 9at, tpenisiitensaauber<
|lid1 1d,,ser I'll gaFenunbs 10 sourbs bsaoenn,
na6bem MAJ, allerieits SIC sssaaf.aanas>
sattin nit 9antssportsn nno Beileibs<
|beseusul,sen fornllid .iibeH6 6attet s,uobei
Der torpuRaite 9pitpr' giienbast ii6 fait
non, Nt6elft rebete, aoasl gofala ssrdumt.
IDob bein, MbSuse md ntanaa 5ebniiib.
Tiger Bid auf bic MN iiie ieibt dber!af.
ienenu ueberreits oer 5peii an6i i@strdute
lfiel, iF ertlarlid). Sir f,.rser 3aitafpar oas
IBen,a6 ftia nnb leer. aaasn aa
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49, ~ sS5 sg SsSssss s& s4sSB ~ s2hA s2h I'M IA
9d9eln nm Ieine@ fem ,aiftsnen
Nsunbpinfel nnb tper ben u@elbfariten"
-, lo pFeste man &ent1er ,pesen bes
|INei1tbunls sbes man tim beinab 81
(,lgi!llsl sllaa bsob ssi Iettats IL
Elsiaea, sa,as5e,.s Mieltenipiel Ben INNER
fenTba ssss ssieosrltraDl einer 5eeIsn;z=
irsaos tterfen, lpslds nun Wlenf1sn eisstt,,
oenen Il. ,perg6nnt, ,tlitgibrem MamaFo1l
|biel &ebers bon li9ssl MAIDEN.
HNeben ,Mentber ,faB eir etlpas altti9erI
|9err,g an59eineno ben 6iinf5iyerl, a,,se:=:..
|b6renb. Mugenblidlid ipar Fer in cine.
|itilIe linterreb,ittg nit einet1 Na6bar
|berlpidelt, beiien bebdbiser adrper ben.
Nerebrer Ser sSafelfreuoen befunbete.s
Melden @eeenitanb Die 8eiben>5,l er6r=
terasbatten : iDir toiiien e ni9t, ,,nb
ben. 2eier mag berielbe ou6 glei@gittis
|bleiben; jebenfalls ,l1ubte er ,pi6tiser
Natllriein, bas lag man auf ben @elidterll
Ebef Manner. \ s5 Ia
plDtlid ,uanbtesftd Rentber, Der i6on
cine geraunle Set gtini6peigen beob=
|adtst .unb l,nterOeiisn ieine @aite> pie
aud Die Wirtunsens Der 8afelfreaoen
on ibnen dtubirt batte, gu BEN Manne
nit bent itdttlinen R5rperumfang ,1ub,
lla9te::5 :.sS .S,. ys NM. s4s ss.z S.5 ct. vs7
| nApropos, GER Meoisinalratb, .ba=
ben sic nod nidt 9eb6rt,5 baB unier
1Bfarrerii, Betge ieiner iiinsit eabsebal<
Itenen greoigt aeri6tlid belanst perbsn
EoR Wie bas Beriidt iast lei er auf
Iber 8ansel als gpl.soufpie sIer allfse=
tretetr, ,lnp babe er iid ei,iser Ae,ibez.
rHngessa bebient, Die sbsu Gbardtter Der
MdjeF tsbeleioisuns an iid tragett. :"
s.uQ8as sic mir ba ,nittbeilsn, 5err
8entber,1 ,,leints per bitfbau@ise Meoi=
1siualrath Gifenbart, ieine1 farfusfelroths
geaie nlit elmer Doiis 9aarbriifes itop.
1fenb, lift nidt meDr Geriidt, fonoern
. abstiade. SD ,oar an Dem ,ld,nliden
Sage aufa0iser Weile IN Der air9e, una
babe ib Die egai,5s @eidi6te BON y
lbis g nit anoeb6rt. Bon mir geDt aud
sic Gloseitell,lng bsi Gsriat a,ts, anS
[boffentlid) pirb man oiesmal BEN rebellis
hGen Pfufieu bas i6mnsi9es 6anb,uert
Efiir 'irnn,er tese,t.1
sDos tuare 81, ,piini9en," erpioerte
aentD1sr, iid ielbitsefa faElig sben gar'
itreidenpi yieit 5bieier Niarrer 5efline
bier iitaiitan6 Der alte Jriepe unb oaa
|55fsiibere Ginusrnebme,, slui|d9ea osen Be.
po1nern ber gdot i, @rabe setraser
luW6hR bod e;an,al oie sol0ene Set feras
|esag@ n pelaes si, Geiss ben geiitli1el
labei Gefanglab abiirafe DerbistenAtuiifoe, fsts
z mere aaebr a,if Del Rdnse6 III gas9en be,
Nptitif aud nur eins e silfbte ift 3u lpresbe,a
fsgp cine MunSlf Slfpesre y mare an glas.a
50 ieiensQg Qgnui6 bege-i6 aud, laats
afepfaideao Der dliiiliAe Ser, ,bsi, mir obeu
p34nGf,i1f 9}nn ;;sts 81 " 6, u,
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asblpa Fssn 9eieiterrods, ll11b 10 lanee Der
llnfenntlihfeit Dertilgt ubl
|S |SS|tts Die @eneIuns Der Menl9s
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seiDs.nusans oes Geiites, nidt boffsn: 8
.gauris. leufste Der Nseoi5inalratD)
unb {ebte NIT ni9ts tueniger. .als traurigsr
Mine ben gfDmer an Die lhfpulft9en
2ippstb iba bis auf bic s9efe.l .lserero s"---'
s
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u IT :
I1 1ob mar &entDer nit ben beioen err
eys7tpabnten @diten in Der leb9b9a b9afttsslten
llnterbaltuns besriffen, als pic S6ilre 3 ltA ltAbI|
Dffnete ,11,b biz Gemablin beg Rallfmanll's, fnla'
cine itettlide Daue, bereintrat, 'sie .'uar
nm ei1ise Sabre finger als ibr Mar1, 'a IN,
.obpobl, bic Srii6e unb&ese sefmdbisteit Der
.@eii6ts5lge, iotpie Der lebbaite @lans
ibrer ansel1 1ie nod meDr ben @rdn5en|
Der Susenbjabre s't ndbern ib9ien.
i 9eile trat Mabawe 9entber iebt gu
pem @atten bera, unh fliiiterte i9m eiuise
Morte ms 0brl 'ppra.lf er i6 erbo1b bl1'
unb ben 5aal .perlieb be9leitet BON ben
neusierisen Bliden Der @dite.a ,s.,.x,s
fs .Nun, mas bait D,i mir 8i6tises sl
iase,?" frus &eatber ieine' s6rau, als
8eibe Elm fleines Rabinet betreten botte1l,
be}jen Nusitattune 6em haran itoBenbeu
8anfetiaale in, Nli6ts neaitanb; sesen=
beilis, ibn6in .einisen Sa9en .iosar nod
llberbpt. ass ssss... u q gss@ sasa..s}} WI.
vSoicr lies,r anttportete Mqbame 9enz
tbeeyben, 1Jjsaselteller. nit sitternber 9ano
,ein 5tiid suianuease seless.es papier bin='
Irlt1enS, ,pdbrenb beftises .@einen ibre.
Gimme eritidte. 9aifig unb nit hanger
|Mbn,ing e;,tfalteteeber Raufberr oas go
pier: leg ,uars Elm Selesrannt. .Ralln,
battc Ct jebn6 einsa Bid il basielbe se=
,uorfen, ais er ,pie obnmddtis altf eiiien
in Der Nabe befinoli6en Stubl ianf,
ipdbreuos bic perbdnsnibpolen 3eile1 al
wDoen,g glitten. Dit einsm sreIleu aufi6rei.
elite Mabame Rentber BEN GsnaDIe ST
|9ilfe; aber idon bette ii6 oieier bon sen
Eerfen Toisesrber@ @iobspoif erboit. Sang
liam itnnb Ct baber pom sibe .alf, iid
bahai naG ben am gooen lie9enben
|selesramm bitde,.o Gs itbieu, alsI t0ltne
||sr Sic Madribt nidt gai.5 gldubenF oedn
gum anoern Male las epjest, topfidat=
telnb, nit balbia,fter @timme folge,,be
Morte:: .ss.ss.. si y
~ sst7s 3 S1enerits gltern! . ss
goeben bin id) II einea, @efedte faptz
lid peripnnpets siporber. 9ab i'd Md an,
lls2fben, babe i,b i.,lr benz Soelbcum,ttbe
tbes brapen ggiapers sa oanIen, Sua1ts
fsraB Gnd s,,.s ..Ss IS 9:
2aSoL rs. Nop. : III 1879. "a g. .ss s.s i
s98 ssta s%zsas .sos. Guer @o9neHea
9ermanlls !:
8ein, Neilleu bes Nalaen sayinbefs
i5ndts sinesissnt1 t1iiutli lines sBe,oeg,ins siibsr
fjgafenthees autlis< liilo sieIne 2ippsn be-
megten ii6 me6auiid gorisiier @eele
ilaber aano' lebbaft sin alusenblid bersperz
Ifelleaef Na6t: bic Scene il sosh
l9ans9ena naees amen G9ubmaders Min:.
EDers. sssst ii9its Der Rdaflaenir srit le.,
tlenhi1 Spine Giirte aef,en hip o1.,,1p,, Qc,,tp.
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