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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-04
Make It Public.
South BosToN, Feb. 9. !

SOUTH BOSTON, rep. y, 1871
II. r. STEVENS, ESQ.
Dear Sir-t have heard from very many
SO IrceS of he great success CT SEGETINR III
ca ses of ScrCfult, Rheumatism, Kidney ON
ll1iut, CRtarrh aud other diseases Of Fin Il &C
nature. / make no hesItat on in say ing that 4
kR0lU VEuR ZINE to be the most relIa bic RENE
d, fir Catarrh and General iJebIllty.
NV wi e II IS been trOu0ied with atarrn foT
many years, '.nc AZ lines very badly. She
has thoroughly tried every supposed remedy
that Z could hear OF, and with al this Sac has
for several years been gradually growing
verse. and the discharge from the head was
excessive and very offensive.
She was i'll this condition when he CON-
~ need take VEGETINB could see tt"t
sac was improving tine second fOtLe. aEe
continued csking he egetine until she had
used from twelve TO fifteen bottles. ] am now
happy in in orming you and the public IL YOU
choose TO make it pubiIc) that she Is tntir ly
cured, and Vegetine accomplished tue cure
alter nothing else would Hence ] feel JUST
fed in saving that Vegetine Is tn most reIiab {
remedy, and would advise ali suffering u
manitT to try il. tor believe it to b. guOd
honest. vegetable medicine, and l shall not
hesitate TO recommend it
l am, &c, resi- ecttully.
l.. G.. t;ARDFLL,
Store 451 Broadway.
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from Scribner for June.
From Scribner for June.
THE BOWER OF PRAYER;
mr. tho FIRST steam b Oat up the Ala.
Damas

BY SIDNEY AND CLIFFORD LANIER.
You, Dinah! Come and set me whar de
ribberroads does meet
De Lord, He made desc blackjack roots
to twis' into a seat,
Umph, dar! De Lord have mussy on dis
blin' ole niggei's feet.
1t pear to me dis mornin' L kin smell de
fust o. June.
I 'clar, l b'lieve dat mockin bird couldplay
de fiddle soon.
Dem Wonder town-bells sounds like dey
was ringin' in de moon.
Well, eff dis niger is been blind for forty
year or mo-,
Desc ea1s, deg secs the world, like, thu
de cracks OATS III de do.
For de Lord has built dis body wild de
windows hind and TO.
l know my front ones is stopped up, and
things is SOFT o dim,
But den, thu dem temptations rain won't
leak in on ole jim.
De back ones shows me earth enough,
aldo deys mons Gus slim.
Aud as for Uebben-bess de Lord, and
praise His holy name
Dat shines in ali de co'ners OF dis cabin
les de same
as ef dat cabin hadn't mar plank upon
de frame!
Who caU me? Listen down de ribber,
Diuah don't Won hyar
Somebody holi'in "hOO jim hoo ?" My
Sarah died las var;
Ix dat bIacl, ANGEL done come back to cal
ole Jim t-oIn Lvar?
Nv tors dat can't he Sarah. shuh, Jes'
listen Dinab. n0,r,
SIGH row :?
Fms. bellerin' like PAWN bull den squeaI-
in, like a sow
De Lord p, massv sakas alive, les hear
ker-wo0f. ker-Woof-
comm, sinh enrf.
A nlasbin' ND de water wild his tail anG
wild his hOof,
I,sa now,fuI skanred but neyersomeless
amt cwine run away;
dis blessed day.
You screerb. and howl. and swish d
watay SafanI Let rs nray.
n bab.o,1z, NIot,s.r What t1ou widest da
mns, ha ias, 81.
INV niodar.s hnnnd to 90.
hon go IIoaea t,i2a ol.. linn and Ie
Young b ti0 lrTer below
Scuse Dinah, scuse her, Nah ST. for She
sicT, q Lift Ie chile
bome-yard s,iIe.
But dis ole travellers feet been tired di
1nsnv a MANY a mile.
Use wufess as de rotten pole of las wear
fodder stack
hear 'em crack and crack?
I CANT sit down 'dOut gruntin' like 'tWa
breakiu O. nv back
What use de wheel. when hub and spoke
is warned and split and rotten ?
Life done picked my cotton?
Use like n word DAT somebody done sal
and don forootteu
Bnt nip,br Sinh dat Gal les Ike dis Ii
tie hick'ry tree,
owdaciouslee-
Lord, eff vo.l's cIarin' de unde1brush, don
cut her down, cut me.
would not proud presume-but vet |
boldly make raoues'
gwine do my bes';
When Jacob got all undcrIolt, de Lord L
answered Yes a.!
And what for waste de vittles. now. an
th'ow away de bread,
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Charles f.aEnb. ksSAYiSt.

Denounced all spirituous liquors as
"Wet Damnation." Poor fellow; he
knew whereof he spake, by sad expe
rience. and if living, would apply the
same to Alcoholic Excitants, advertis-
ed as Curealls. But there is one Tonic
and Alternative in existeuce-the best
the world has ever known-which con-
tains no alcohol. 1t is DR. WALKER s
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTFRs
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day. 10 o'clock, was fixed for election
of delegates to Aupual Conference.
The Conference then adjourned with
the benedicsion pronounced by Rev.
j. B. Afford.
At s O'Clock, P. NJ, Rev. j. X
Brooks preached very impressive
sermon.
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Cotton states CONGRESS

The Cotton States Congress meets
III Raleigh on the 18th of July.
Questions relating to the production
and transportation of cotton and other
Southern products will be discussed
by some of the ablest men in the
South. Hon. D. E. Butter, of Geor-
gla, is President of the Congress. All
Agricultural Societies, and State or
Cooperative Oranges are invited to
send delegates. Messengers and cor
respondents from every part of the
country will be present.
Would it not be well for delega-
ton from our Chambe of Commerce
to attend this meeting, not, of course,
as delegates, but as listeners? There
are snch intimate relations between
agriculture and commerce that we be-
lleve that the presence of delegation
of our merchants would be welcome,
a Deadly Assault.
A eolored man, about 55 years old.
by the name of Ned Bryant, who has
been in charge of Capt. Benz. Bryant's
plantation, in Brunswick county,
about ten miles above the city, was as
suited on Friday afternoon by Jim
Pierce, colored, one of the hands en-
ployed on the place, and cut severely
with an axe. Pierce had been told to
perform some duty which he failed to
do, and the case was reported to Capt.
Bryant, who instructed his colored
employee, Ned Bryant, to discharge
him, and to tell him to leave the plan
tation. This he did on Friday after
noon, whereupon Pierce advanced
upon him with an axe in his hand.
with which he struck the old man sew
eral severe blows on the left arm. the
most serious of which was one on the
wrist, into which the axe cut deeply.
severing the artery. Pierce at once
TOOK to the woods, but was pursued
and caught py one of the injured
mans sons, and was yesterday
brought to the city and lodged in jail
for hearing before Justice Gardner
tomorrow. The old man, when cut.
bled very freely, but the hemorrhage
was checked by means of cobwebs
stuffed into the wound. He came
down to the city yesterday afternoon
when Capt. Bryant called with him
on DR.. Geo. il. West, who rendered
The NECESSARY sur0ical atteptiop.a
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Has Entirely Cured Ne.
EosTON, October, 1870.

T.
ME. STEVENS:
Uear sir My daughter, after having a Sc
we're attack Of ~boopng cough, WAS e1t iii a
feeble state OF Health. Beng advis' by a
friend she tried the VEGETINE, and after usin <
a few bottles was fully restored to heal b.
have b ;ei u greet ltft5er from khs una
ii m 1 have taken several bottles OF tie
Nrgetine for this com paint and am happy TO
say if has entirely cured me- have recon-
mehded the Eege inc To others. with the same
good results Ii is great CT anser and puri-
tier OF the hlooh II Is vi to take, and
can cheertuI:v re Commend it.
ia les MORSE. 26i Athens Street
Sold by ala Druggists and Dealers
Everywhere.
NAV p 1861 "
DIV ON W rUuE HCNTJNE
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a Fragrant Breath and PearIy
Teeth

Are easily attained, and those who fail
TO avail themselves of the means,
should not compltin, when accused Of
gross neglect. The SOzoDoNT will
speedily eradicate the c,use of a foul
breath, beaut'fying aud preserving the
teeth to the oldest age.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-04

VEGEFIER acts directly uron the causes of
these &C pl,ints- II invi 2or t, AID strength
the hole ~ ST IN. acts upon the st c Ell It.
organs. aliays lntia N NATION, CIeanscS and
cures liberation, Gu es constt patton, and rega-
lates the bowels.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-04

The ail-g ne feeling which people
some times speak of, is caused by want
of proper action of the liver and heart.
These may be assisted. and the bowels
regulated, by Parsons PurgatiUe Pills
in small doses.
Corn and -four are staple articles;
but not mora than JOhns0n's AnOdyne
Linimeat, where known. It is good
for children or adults, for any inter
nal soreness of the chest or bowels,
and the best Liniment prepared, under
whatever name.
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PRINCIPAL SCALE W AREHOCSEs:
EAEHIsAakS & co, BIZ broadway.
=. N.
FAIRnANK s. Co, 166 Baltimore St, Ba'-
timore. Nd.
FA1EBANKs Il Co, So Camp Street, New Or
leans.
FA1RBANKs & Co., 90 Main Street, Buffl.'o,
FAIRB.HKs & Co, rs Broadway, Alb any,
\ Y.
FA1RR.Nks &; Co . 3C3 ct Paul s st Montreal
FAIEBANKs & Co., 81 King William st, Lon
d N. Eng.
FA1EBANKs BROWN & Co, Milk St, Bos-
ton, Mass
FA1GBANKs s EWING, Masonic Hall, Phila-
felphia. Pa
CagO
FAIRBANKS, NoesE & co E, 50 Wal ut Street,
inc nu:ti, Ohio
FAIRBANKS, StoRsE 81 Co, 1s2 Superior st E.
Cleveland, hio
FAIRBANKS MORSE & Co., As Wood Street,
Pittsburgh.
FAIRBANKs' MoRsB s Co, 5ih and Main st :,
Louisville.
FA1nnArKs & Co, 500 and SEA Washington
Avenue, st l. uiS.
FAIRBANKS 4 HUTcHIE SON, San Francisco.
Gai.
For sale by leading Hardware Dealers.
april is 91-d&w-10w-eCd
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Children s Colored Sho s.

JUS received direct from the Mandatory
a hne assortment of Children's BUFF. Bron ze
and Bla' = hone of all sizes, with and without
esls. Also Gents BGnd-SGwed Box-Toe and
M2chine-Sewed Low Quarter Sheer.
Ladies Caters and Shippers in gre at variety
at So :.
O. A. PRICES.
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THE M. Il. CHURCH.
Irict Conference in Session At
Magnolia.
FIRST DAY-AFTERNooN SESSION.

FIRST DAY-AFTERNOON SESSION.
Conference was called to order at =
O'Clock, Rev. W. S. Black, 2. E., IN the
Chair, and opened with religious exer-
cises conducted by Rev. j. L. Bag
well.
The minutes of the morning session
were read and approved.
I'd. Parker, delegate from Baden
Circuit, reported and took his seat IL
the Conference.
On motion of J. Z. Leggett, the
Chair was requested to appoint the
usual committees.
The Chair announced the following
committees:
On the Spiritual State of the Church
Rev. II. Z. England, q. Q. GarrIss,
w. n. Highsmith, w. A. Savage.
On Missions-Rev. J. Sandford. X.
K, Council, J. A. Evans, }. III.
Hartsell. ~ =,
State of the Sunday Schools-W. NJ.
Parker. F. A. Bishop, L q. Willard.
On Education-Rev. j. 7. Gibbs, J.
W. Carr, DR.. J. W. MCGEE, Rev. }.
W. Randall. =,
Books ard Periodicals-T ". Smith,
J. II. Mallard, W. n. Conoley, +. ID.
| Parker.
Support of The Ministry. Il. Leg
oett W. J. Parker, Ihos. Drew
J. T. Groves, from Naguol1a Cir
emit arrived and took his seat IL the
| Conference.
The Chair called for reports from
! the Pastors of the District. Rev. j.
II. Gibbs gave very encouraging re
port of the spiritual condition OF his
church: also gave a favorable report o.
| Sunday Schools. W. n. HIghsmltL
raported the financial condition O.
Fifth Street Church; not very good
Rev. J. W. Randall, of Magnolia Cir
cuit. gave a favorable report OF th'
spiritual condition of his charge
general good feeling exists on the
circnit: there are four Sa obath Schools
on the circuit in hourishing cOndi
ton; the financial condition is toleGa
bly, fair. Rev. T. W. Smith, Paste
of Cokesbury Circuit, reports an II
creased spiritual interest throughou
the circuit; there are five prosperou
Sunday Schools On this circuit; tinan
cial condition fair. Rev. L. L. Eng
land. Pastor of Smithville Circuit, re
ported the spiritual condition OF HI
work very good and several accession
to the church; five Sunday Schools 1
a thriving condition and general IL
creased interest in this branch OF tn
church; financial condition very gooo
The hour for adjournment hav in
arrived, Conference was adJourne
with the benedictiOn.
At 8 o'clock Rev. j. Sandfor
preached an impressive sermon on til
subject of ''Stoning Jesus.
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Ry SIDNEY AND CLIFFORD IAN1ER.
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wen:einsiiisiaes.
(aus brm .,gInsriianiiatH AaEisuliursIf.'')
aBinIs aber arbsii Iiir ben RsHat
9ekrnar.

a1iztf nbtt utettI Iuk sth Dphut
TebtHar.
Gaaft.-BepbaAist Aist be sril efpcE.
(snea eammsr unb tfIft btH fawaatH,
ba6 gf Iauetn. qammsr fhr frhbtn
gla.lt fam maa porwiris briHstH,
wsnn ita.n ssIstrt wirb. ~arms MiIa
aus slHsr 9aHnt NIT LANCER Sanf, an
bsun enbt tins 9Ibt aus 3sus anse'
braat 10, 30 fnussn. Gle isrnsH 90
balb unS faussu bic giiI&. BsnR Ft
frila unb gut N, germ. Bsnn fis Swst
Seu brsi Roasn all iTnb. fann man ib'
nsm istrsn. bae ft stwns ftlnss Rosstn'
mstI ppsr DtI,sni&rOt frsffn. Bas
INNER Rs srSaIttu. fcIltt In flfintH
OuantItdisn nab Oft efssbsn wsresn.
ateraJHdtr.-Dit @tpinHuns
Bee atSrnsudtrs 10 sin vtatissr Sac
suarIs,wsis unb tsirast bsr 'Bsrtt esi'
sIbsn m.tr,rs 1iaiOntn DOaats iabr'
lid. Sn 1870 wurssn bttnabt 80. OOO.'
600 YfHnh atornsudsr uns 100000
Gaaonsa Syrup In ben Der. Staatta
bsr,Iisi. Die SuaIitdt bee 3udsrs in
anssmsinsa ia ssrias. Gr wirs niat
mit bsr nStbissn Rsinli&tsit uue SOrss
falt subsrsttst unb bas rauts au5apfsa
str GSums NIT Der art bsi&dsist bic
ftItsn. Die Bdums fOlltfH NIT stntni
nldbt mstr ale sin,Saissn BOtrsr anss.
bobrt psrben, wsnn man b5ls,rHs RiH.
nsn bsuibt. Die bsRsa Saftrtnnsu
lInb bic aus RstaI, fir rfIAs elm mus
taIbs5ais.s God H5tbis 10, ump an sts
nsn F& elm 9aisn gum auftdnssn bee
gtmers btfubtt. ole wsrbtn pcn 9.
6. poR, Burlington, gt. anssf,rtist.
Bsnn Der lSaft frsi bon tinrstnistsiitn
ssiammslt unb fcrsfdIiis sinsstC&t rhr
be, li,es I'd Der Btrtt bts 3udtrO p,r'
bepptln.
@tfIEstI.-Gisr unb frhts iunss
5hbnsr tam man isbt babsH, psnu bic
5snnsu wnrmts 8uttsr unb tintn mar
men plab fur itr Htf trbalisH. @s'
foak Sartofftln. NIT s,raObsnsm Dsi'
ssn ssmiibt uat warm ssssbsn, 10 bos
bsRe anrtssnbs Gutisr. Cine warme
Ode In Der G&suns icIits fur siniss frit
briitsnbs 6snnsn sinssri6itt wsrbsn.
S&wtint.- Srd&iissn Sdutn
ssbt sinist Rhbsn. Obtr lstr inftisss
Guttsr, tbt fis fsritln. Gtrfti faan man
pSrwdrts brInssn, pis fur S&aft sui'
pfcSi.n. Sit ltrntn bnlb, IiIh aus
sInsm Fu&sn @sfde 50 fuufsu. wsnn
ibr Sopf mstrs nal bardaI ssbrddi
wirb. 5rtanoitGf 8,baRbluns bsS
gists pirO I'D ale grocer 8Ortt,ti sr'
ptilsn wsnn Ssmnne ouf btsis 0sifs
fittsrn wia. Stbss Sttsr Guf tsr farm
follls ben Gts,ntbamtr germ BADEN unb
f@ nt6t ppr ibm IiirnitH. 0tr lid
hiss ;uE Rtssl ma6t. srfpnrt visl ar'
Belt unb eaIt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-25
SdfrhrfirIuna ptnt Siinarr.

Die ron ;pti sHSiii6tn Garmfrn, Zen
5srrsn grOut uRb glibSItbit&, srsi.Iitn
msTfwirbis,n 8tlaltatf wurbtn bsrIG.
ttt uRb NIT 9tmsrfuns.n b,sltiist BON
ptrf&i.ntntn tnsIif&tn 9fitunssn, Be-
icnbsrs tentn, nusfallt6It1 bsm eanb'
bau sswibmsisn. Sm poriasn Dtjsm.
Der gnbsn mir nntsr Der pbtssn uttsr'
farift tinsn 4ussus aus ben srftn St-
ri&ttn, wtIdbs unS iuSsSunstn wartn,
antin bic fpatsr srtaItsusn 3siilhriftsn
bsipitltu, bab bsr MrtlItI, auf btiTtn
@laubwirbisltit MIR Hnltrt Gfmtriun'
gen eriinb,isn. aiAi 70 UOtIadnbis mar,
wtt % Der Sall battle itIn lpIlsn. unb
MIR aanOsn I'm DtsriF, barber sInsn
psrbtiTfrisn GrtilsI ~ f6uibtn. ole uHs
elm 8risf BON 8. q. Dodge, Gsq.. BEN
fdbissn StatiRifsr tss lanbplrltfAait.
liGtH GHrsaus. Su 6dnbsn fam. wsI.
DER, ME MIR ptrtrauisu. ben @sbrand,
ben mir nit fsinsm prIpalbrisfs MAIDEN,
saif&uIbissu wite, ba biss bod bIos TN
SfsntIi&sn 5ntsrsRs s'laistk Ssrr
Dodge fast; .,8OrissH SOmmtr bsfu&.
ts ID bic Sara be 5ra. TroHt, In
eawbslbsswsrlt. CTR, Iab itia Dstr
ale 300 aert balttnb,s adtrfsIb NIT In
Ua&stRum bssriftnfn Bsissn, anb sis
9auitn BON Supsrptusptat nHb Rnc.
&snmsbI, wsI&t idtrIia bsm Gslas 40.
stfhtrt TtrSsn, nab ms&h aHs1iss
aus ben aatth'fasn NOtI,ta. ipfI&s iei.
ne mineIi&tn S,riats bsaittsttH, bas
bic idbrliGs Dur&f&nitisaussab. far
Dhnssracffs In infsisS&taInssu, OSsr
IL Dollars SO Cents per acre felt ben
Isbttn pitr bio fdnf SatreH bslane.
Gs u watr, tr ptrwsnbst itinsn Stau.
miii BON &tHbpisb In iresnb nsl6sr
srSbsn ausesbHuns. ba sr fsin lcI&fs
fhr RdRuns fdtisrt. alItiH sr taIt pfsr-
Be uas siniss Yaart O&sn fir bas
Gabrsn bss Dinstrs nab aae Gsbtn.
b'arbsttuns. weIds alAt eura Danpf
ssfaisbt. Or pfhst 8 bis 9 3oa tisf,
iOdsrt ben Bobsn 6 tis I 3sa tisf, sul.
tipirt fstuss eaatsn stus BE spslnaI tn
5raSIips bar& TisrbspRusarbsii, psss,
gen fpdtsr uniraat nit er' SAaO ssidh.
tst ptth. .ssssB .aB
sDas bttiattit NsltoeinEcmmtH ess
ssssnpdrtissn Sebrfs, s23 l4l, 10 uH,
s,fdbt ssrsDns6 lAaiie pit sf R6 aHs
fsiusn asanaassba&srn fir pisr Satss
bsrausasui, uhO watsHb hir idtrIiAsH
RORsn fiir Daussfsff, unssfdbr $4,000
bstrpatH, 70 a,nt 90 tfr Ntiicsrptun
aufi sipa $4,000, wsnn man act wrc.
ssni or $50 PR astt aiS gaGiSiaS In
anf&Ias bEinst. rif q
nGt @ri,sustnit wtro Rrts sura
g'riisissturs psEgtriasi, pObsi Streb
aRb @ttrtihs, wts % sdaf hem 6slbe
frbt, strlduii pitb. Di,fs 5elbpitit,
f&aff. psIas pOn aDtierabsubaa pnb
ew.s =
Bistmseuus abisbi, biIost tn tsr Etot
sint ancmaIi, IN gnsI0at, ailrih Sr.
9rOHi 10 wiutus, lt fOri,aisp.n, pat,
Esnb &c ska 35--65 8ufbsI @si,sa psr
sstt nab tiatH NalOsfwinn pDH s12-
Is btr aert brinal." 7l laHe l
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Oer 6unlori(t.
Gbtes ben HtttbiIIs.

@tfsr Drudfrl So Gas ftHn
lang sfpuHnerl ME 80 Inmi. bae b bic
Rsuisfsite sun tfr sans BELT. iuIi net
ban unlsrsm vIab brIHSa. Cbtr mftHii
ba sIstIti@i. 10 sdb DO net pisi gisHfs !
BaH bn 70 btnta. biR bu misstitn. 60
Rct DObI net sisI iunSt @db IN gups
Bel uns. as an en- DitI annsrs 9pIab ;
absr Id tanu tr fas., unfsrs aIls fen
ac@ pum d&if allie Sicf ssma&t nnb
bn psbf&i en- iIst bIFsI epab for ca sc.
ksitrtf TaHH 10 brum al nit pisI aulsm
Dss. Dn fsnnt Der ait Dawi. ca 10 Gu
fOrfrtbisr @aau, abr for Spae iu ba.
be, bi.t tr f@ifr stHi& sppsr. Do In IN.
isrsr HOatsrf&aft wotht en- S&Htma.
asr. wu Aass ssnHns bot. iua isb 8rat.
IN isl aus Der Tlrfat. iuslI CT ,u bang 10
fOr bic Dsibslfut. Ret melt Gun (sim
Gdap pObHt ca asifs @liifrat Utns Rl.
nsr, sHisudi& un f&mdrt. Ssit islIsr
S&Hbma&sr Ia uHlsrsr geassrltaft 10,
psrrsi6tn bsr DO Bitiirat itr @aut arg
of un iIe mse brHm arS Of ,um Saat.
ma&sr. 10 absr babel are plsRrlla. In
70 ssfawiub bab bic @Ittfrab Ia BET
66ap FAINT. wsrb bsr SHatma&er al
iibsr rctb for ansa M Dor lauitr 3iiiere
vsrticpt srs esbtr. Der ait Dart bot
bic SAD fGun lang ssfstns wis ae fen
IN bot fl& Scrstnums. bic ,psb mhbisn
en- patr wtrrt, 20 m5&t ssbt wiss not.
Gsr fta sstter Sorsn neil ,urdd an smf
SomRas Ow,t an Der S&utna&srfaap
IN fast BEN S&atmaasr, sr fut ben
Orst sH ter Uittfrab fumms, Fs mot en-
pabr Slippsrs ansemsfT. BABE, sr miet
R6 dber en- bIfsl ufprsiI,. neil Sass 70
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