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, 1875-10-16

serious sickness and suffering i prevented by
their timely use; and every fIIn'ly shOuld
have them on hand Tor their protection and
Tchcf, when required. Lon.. experience has
proved them To Ice the safest, Surest, and
best of all tEc PiiiS with which the market
abounds- BY their occasional use, the blood
Is purified, the coTruPtIOnS Of the system cX-
pelei, DISTINCTIONS removed, and the whole
machinery OF life restored 10 it, healthy activ-
lty. Internal organs which become Clpggcd
and sluggish are CleanSed by -I,;cr's PiTIs,
and stimulated into action. Thus inCipienr
disease Is changed In:O health, the value of
which change, when reckOncd on the vast
mulutudeS who enjoy II, can hardly be COM
puted- Their SuSar-COatlng makes them
pleasant 10 take, and preserves their virtues
uRimpaired for any length Of time, 30 that
they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable
Although searching, they are mild. and Oper-
ate without disturbance to the constitution or
diet or occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper to
each box, how to use them . Famil. PhvSic
and for the following complaints, which these
l'IiS rapidly cure -
For By>pcp~ia or En.ii-eStion. list
tP~>nr>s- e-.sn-usr. and Loss Of Apue.-
tirr. thcy ~h'uld be taken moderately to
stimulate The stomach, and restore It's healthy
tone AMI action
For Liver Complaint and us various
symptoms, Bilious E-eadache, sick
fe.sdac he IaundicP or Green Sick
nPss- Bilious Collie and Eili0us Fe.
NtE>- lleN SHoGII De JullEliu>lN taken for
each case, to correct the diseased action or
remove the distractions which cause It.
For Esy-cnTrry or Diarrhaa, but one
MID dose = generally required
For DhcuaiSri~n- eIout, Gravel
PLlpitation Of tiIP Heart. Pain in
tlIe side Bach and EOins. they SbOuId
be continuously taken, rs required, To- change
the diseased action of the system. With surh
change those complaints disappear
For nrOfi~y and Drop-icaI Smell.
ingr- they should bc taken ia large and f-o
quent doses 70 produce the effect OF a drastic
purge
For suppression, a large dose shouId be
taken ~ II produces the desired effect hy
sympathy.
As a Dinner FjH. take one or two Pills "a
promote digestion, and relieve the stomach
An occasional do>C stimulates the -toun,rb
AMI bowels, restores the appetite, and inyiror-
ateS the system. Hence il Is often advaDta-
ee"ns where no serious arrangement eN-;ets
One Who feels tolerably well, often finds tb,t
dose OF these IiiTS makes him feel de-iJ
eciy better, from their cleansing, ana ra,o.
faunS effect on the digestive apparatus.
PREPARED BY
III. J. c. AVER & CO., Practical Chemists
LOWELL, MASS, q. sx.
roH SALE nv ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
, 1875-10-16

Miss ALICE NJ. SINGER, daughter
OF Singers Sewing Ma-that is, a
daughter of the sewing machine in
yenior, Is going TO marry a Mr.. De La
Grove, of England. Considering that
she will have dowry to the tune of
S!,OOO,OoO iu cash, and $4,000 in
diamonds, 1t is not TO be wondered at
mat she is the choice Singer of the
Grove Tie mere announcement IS
enough to make a good-looking mar
rled man go out into the back yard
aud kick himself.
, 1875-10-16

DANCING GOING Our.-Some how
London seems TO have got tired of
dancing. When the Shah was there,
no remark be made was more relished
than his question to the Prince of
Wales while the dancing was going
on, " Why DO You not employ ser.
wants to do this for You ," The perspir.
ing Prince could hardly explain, but
society generally seems inclined to re
legate dancing 10 the corps de ballet
This has been especially the case this
season when the new fashionable
skirts have gone 10 an extreme from
the Liberation of the ballet. \ lady
was recently heard to say, with q sigh,
What with beng tied around above
and tied around below, | haven't had
q good square sit down for three
months" When large ball is given
there Is an apology for dancing, few
mlncing steps are taken, but presently
the company falls 10 admiring each
others dresses, and il all ends IN music
and talk. Dancing bids fair to be.
come survival" as the antiquari.
ans say.
, 1875-10-16

A MASSACHUSETTS man is curFying
favor with the fair sex by a tract in
which he seeks Ia show that there are
two heavens, one for men and one for
women. The latter are TO pass into
their heaven without discrimination,
but the men are to be sifted before
admission.
, 1875-10-16

LUXURY il a vice which prompts many TO
run into expenses beyond what thrir cireum-
stances will admit. And why? Because re-
spect is attached TO prodigslity, and contempt
is shown for those who do not maintain a
similar profusiou because the custom of
lavish expenditure il universal, and because
things that superhuuus, useless and inv
ol0us are rendered almost necessary and indi-
spensible. Here Is the mischief of luxury.
, 1875-10-16
bankrupt Notice.

1 Ie DtsTief Court Of tie CRied Stqes for he Ffry,
'1d'e'Ni D'aFiet u flashing on Territory.
- -%s aoler Of LUTHER 4. NEFBY, BanE7llp,.
s.ef sEhEbY GIVE NOTICE, That The third and
NEWpYla 51u meeting OF the creditors Of LUTHER A
:, ~ l. VIII De held in the city Of Wall, Walls
70 "stEict, on the 29,h day OF October lS-S ~
CLOCK, A. N, at the Court House in said DIST,
- purIsses named in the 18th and 18th sections
u Ihe bankrupt Act Of March ID 1867.
. o. 2. LACY,
Assignee.
, 1875-10-16

NOTHING is so disconraging to your
young lawyer just as he wakes eIo
quent about angels tears. weeping
willows and tomb stones, As to be in
terrupted by the cold blooded Justice
with q" You're off Your nest, but; this
is case of hog stealing"
, 1875-10-16
To NaruisiI Drawings.

|. Boil some clear parchment cut
tings in water, in glazed earthern
vessel, till they produce = very clear
size strain it and keep TIL wanted,
then give the work two coats Of size,
passing the brush quickly over the
work, 50 as not to disturb the colors.
>. Or, mix one ounce of Canada bal
sam and two ounces of spirits of tur-
penrlne together, then size the print or
drawing with a solution of isinglass
in water, and when dry apply the
varnIsh with camel's hair brush.
, 1875-10-16

JOURNALISTIC COURTEsIEs.- This is the
kind of pleasantly in which one LOUISVILLE
editor indulz-s toward another; What has
become OF Trscie; our distinguished duck
legged and pot-gutted friend Of the Cor,a1v-
ca. - OF coarse the Coa=n.s7rial couldn't b.
hind IN courteous remarks, and in the next
uum0,r the editor WAS referred 70 ss :. =.
hump-backed, cross eyed cOnp-Olnise between
d'-sssed are and foul smell"
, 1875-10-16

Having broken six eggs into ba-
sin, whi,k them well for five minutes :;
put in half pound of powdered sugar,
and whisk again for ten minutes.
Add some canary seeds If liked and
half a pound of dry sifled flour, mix
ing all thoroughly with wooden
spoon. Drop the mixture on paper,
each being the size Of about a crown
piece, and high in the middle Sift
sugar over them, and bake them-if
in q brick oven it will be better. Re
move them from the paper while they
are hot
, 1875-10-16

THE FIFTEEN MILE HUUsE, Hon. J II.
Blewett. formerly OF Walla Walla, ". T,
bur more recently of the Central Ho'rl, Boise
City, l. T has bought out j T. Ford. of
Foris Station, known a. rhe fifteen mll.-
house, brtwern this and Silver Cry, and
hencrforth will kerp hous, there srcond To
none in the country. The Judg- and his
wife know e1acrlY hnw to cater 10 thr ap
petite of the pnblic and will do it.-BOiss
S'-fsSrlE
, 1875-10-16

HAVE courage enough To review your own
conduct. TO condemn it where yon detect
faults. to amend it TO the best of your abili-
ty, to make good resolves for future guidance
and TO keep them.
, 1875-10-16

THE recent invention of a shell IN
Norrisrown is thus described 1t
il filled with small shells, and when II
bursts among ten rhouSand soldiers
these smaller shells are scattered in all
directions, and. bursting in turn, send
ont still smaller shells, which travel
around reckIe>Sly, and when the min
iaiure shells contained in the third
size explode The army is nearly wiped
ont, and he few men remaining never
want 10 go home
, 1875-10-16

c0l0r, artt6 tile gl0SS and ,treS6neSS Of
go1fh. Thin hair is thickened, fall
ng hair checked, and badness often,
though not always, cured by its
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles are destroyed, or
the glands atrophied and decayed;
but Such as remain can be saved by
this application, and stimulated into
ACTIVITY, so that a new growth Of
hair is produced. Instead of fouling
The hair with a pasty sediment, it
viii keep it clean and vigorous. It's
,yasional use will present the halr
i'm turning gray or falling off,
,ni consequently prevent badness.
The restoration of vitality it gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation of dandruf, which is
often 50 uncleaniy and offensive.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepara-
mons dangerous. and injurious to the
hair, the Figor can only benefit. but
not harm It. If wanted merely for
HAIR DRESSING. nothing els.
can be found 50 desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, ii does not
soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a r;ch,
glossy lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared BY Dr.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOTELL, MASS
IOR ppINrINn n-rar nIrrcY /. N GLE . I,
, 1875-10-16

WONDERFUL PEOPLE.-One hundred
and sixteen years old, Lemar Griffin
of Lodi, Ohio, Is sald to have been
born in l759. lie has voted for every
President except Washington. He
had objections 10 the father of his
country. What these objection were
he Eow refuses 10 say. He has but
one arm, but still reads the newspa-
pers dISlikes to be bothered with
visitors, but cOnSen Is, like a sensible
old gentleman, TO talk with newspaper
men. They speak Of putting him
to death by taking him down to the
centennial exhibition, probably from
an idea that he has lived long enough.
In the same country with Mr.. Griffin
reside Capt. l.. NJ. Bates and his lady
The aggregate hight Is II feet and s
inches. They are known a. the Ken
lucky giant and gianless and formerly
travelled As such with Mr.. Barnum.
They have retired from public life and
have beautiful farm proportioned TO
their size SO that county with the
oldest old gentleman and the taIlest
couple IN the country, may well be
proud, eSpeclally,a AS the former by not
voting for Washington when he had a
chance, Won endless renown.
, 1875-10-16
Early Green Pudding.

Three eggs, ,an equal weight Of sugar
and butter, and the weight of two
eggs i'll flour Melt the butter and
beat it 10 cream beat the eggs well,
mix them with the butter and the
sugar, beating the whole 20 froth !;
then add the flour by degrees, and
the rind of a lemon, chopped very
finely. Beat it all together, and pour
into 4 mold boil gently tor an hour.
This pudding requirs as much beating
as 4 sponge cake. When property
made it is delicious
, 1875-10-16

tALsEHooD.-WOe TO falsehood 1t af-
foeds no relier to the breast, like truth il
gives as noeonfost; pains him who forges il.
and like an arrow directed by a god, aiss
back and wounds ths archer.
, 1875-10-16

LARRY BELCHER sat in an Arizona
hotel a short time ago with a big
iackknlfe in his hand. and white IN
duSrriousiy chewing tobacco, he as al
SO busily engaged in whiiuling the chair
bet when the landlord came -hutfiIng
iyto the room with bowieknite IN
each hand and slit his ear, Larry piled
OuI Of the window, while the boss of
the ranch stood iu the door apd yell
ed; " I'll teach ye how to c,:rvep'
, 1875-10-16

WE know OF farmer who cnt open hnr-
nets nest, just to examine the inside arrang-
ment- He thinks he will be able TO see his
barn in ten days.
, 1875-10-16

No one remedy Is l1rl-
called for 10y tlr ur-r,,-.
Of the American reufleI
4 sure gui safe euar t-
Fever aE;l A=u-. 81
We are BOW Cugb.ritpo1r
WIN q n.rLr-t ..rt-----.-
, 1875-10-16
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief
and cure of all
arrangements IN
the stomach, liy-
Cr, and bowels.
They are 4 mid
apcricnt, and IN
excellent pur@a-
TIVE. BcInTpurr-
y vegetable. they
contain 10 uIcr-
cUry or mineral
Whatever. Much
, 1875-10-16
Ayers
zairVigor
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

a dressing
which is at
once agreea-
bic, healthy,
and effectual
I for preserv-
Sing the hair.
fH soon re-
SStores .taded
or gray hair
to its original
, 1875-10-16
Meeklp Statesman.
S,JyRDxY ucto,,cr t6 1875.

Coon ADVICE. The presiding elder
Of Jackson district, Mississippi, will
probably be tried for heJesy. This Is
what he has been at: "The Rev. j. G-
Johnson. Of the Methodist Episcopal
church at Jackson, has published an
earnest address, urging his race 10 ex-
ercise their freedom by voting for the
best men without regard to party. lie
tells them thev have an administration
$50 VIGOROUSLY corrupt that it is by
word and a reproach wherever known,
and that their submissiveuess IN being
led in 4 mass TO sustain 1t has caused
their best friends to doubt whether
their eniranchisement has not proved
a curse instead Of blessing TO them.
lie tells them that unless they cease
10 array themselves a. race against
the whites their end Is near, and adds {:
Your interests and the interests OF
the white people are identical why,
then, should there be strife and enmlty
between you? Turn away, and for
ever, the political leagues and clubs
which have enslaved you. BE worthy
the name Of freemen ! Investigate for
Yourselves the merits of the candidates
for whom YOU vote. Let your ballots
be cast only for sober, intelligent, God
feariipU men. Join hands with the
white people in redeeming from the
spoiler your common country, and
peace aut prosperity will soon come
TO vou and them alike
, 1875-10-16

HOVE AFFECTIoN.-The heart has
affections that never die. The rough
rubs of the world never o5literate
them. They are the memories OF
home-only home. There is the old
tree under which the light hearted
boy swung many 4 day; yOnder is the
river in which he learned to swim
there is the house in which he knew a
parents protection-nay, there Is the
room in which brother and sister, long
since laid in the yard in which We
must soon be gathered, overshadowed
by yon old church, whit, er with a
JOYOUS troop like himself, he had often
followed bis parents TO worship, and
heard the good old man who minister
ed at the altar. Even the very school
house, associated in youthful days
with thoughts OF tasks, now come TO
bring pleasant remembranceS of many
occasions that called forth some
generous exhibition of noble traits of
human nature. There is where he
learned TO feel some Of his emotions.
There, perchance, he first met the be
ing who by her love and tenderness in
life, has made a home for himself hap
pier than that which his childhood
has known. There are certain feelings
of humanity-and those, TOO, among
the best-that eau find no appropriate
place for their exercise only at ones
tireside.
, 1875-10-16

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, 1875-10-16
Ayers AgueCure

For Fever and Ague, fntermittart ps
yer, Chin Fever, Rem,Jeus Eer--
DImb Ague, Periodical or Biicvs 3.
yer, &C, and indeed all the sfFar----
when arise rom Inal4r.Ous, na-sh.- Z,
mIaSmauc UCISOuS.
, 1875-10-16

Trottiuc % be governed by the Kuies OF the Ma
ti0ual Association.
Running to be governed by the Rules OF the Cali
foruIa Agricultural Society, with the e>cePt'on oi
the following weights IwO-yesir Olds 70 carry % H.
tIret-y-ar Oils 80 ID tOuT-year old>, SO lh. five
nr ODDS I0O 10 siN-yeir oils AMI upwl- ds ln5 H.
Three H. of tor mares and grld.nsS. Racr horses
shall take their aye from the first day OF January
preceding the p-riOl Of iOdling
No 81 CKs AND Mules.
, 1875-10-16
The First Annual Fair
OF THE wALLA wALLA COUNTY
Agricultural a Society

Y1.III, BE HELD AT C S. BUSH's TROTTING
W park and Fair Grounds. nezr Walla Wsila City,
on TUESDAY, October 10th, 1875, and
continuing five days
, 1875-10-16
Stewed Fowl.

Fill the inside of young fowl with
oysters, put it in jar or tin pail,
tightly closed, and put in kettle OF
water. Boil an hour and half there
will be quantity of gravy from the
fowl and oysters, add to it little flour
made smooth in small quantity OF
water. some butter, seasoning to taste,
and more oysters with their liquor.
Serve this with the fowl which wall be
very white aud tender. All the tiue
flavor lost in ordinary boiling vii! be
preserved.
, 1875-10-16

No. l-THORoCGHBRED.
Best Stallion, years old and upN ds dlF' 10 80
R.st Stallion wears old and under dlT- 5 90 %
Rest Mare, years old and upwards. dip. 5 90 ; 90
Rest Colt, either SEX -.-...... dip , 50
In this number none viii b. yer
unIttf,i "a comp-te without satistie-
tory evidence OF age and peti,rvel
Ne 2-HoRsFs FOR ALL PUKPOsEs.
Best Sta lion, years Old and upw ds Dip 10 o.
R.t Stallion years old and under dip. 5 90 O0
Rest Mare wears old ami upwards. dip. 90 ~
B-st Colt ei her sex............... dip 3 o. 20
No S-D,sAFT HOUSES
B B sso5 ass ys a old nd a aPsss %Rs DIP DIP 60
Best span of Horses or Mares owned
by one person DIP lO , W
4 test of strength Will be rQuIred
IN this NUMBER
No i-CaRRIaGE, SADDLE AND BUGGT
HoRsFs.
Best span Carriage Horses. DIP 90 W
Best single Buggy HOTSe------------- DIP. %
Best Saddle H,Tse.. up : W
No 5 RUNNING 4 TROrTISG HORshS-
Best Runner, single dash ----------
Best Runner, years Old, single dash. -
Of mile 1 10 enter, % gO--...... 90
Best Runner, years oil. mile heats -
best IN 5, 1 to enter, TO co------- D" =
Best Iuuner free 10 all, best III ),
mile heats, S 10 enter, 10 go-.--. 10 20
Best TTUtter, years Old, SinSr cash - -
OF a mile 1 To enter 10 So.----- % -
TAninH that known 10 have
trniied a mill, in $50 are debtrred.l
Best Trotter, free tO all whose record
Is not less than minutes, lest IN
5 mile heats 10 enter, 10 Co. 50 -
Pest FroIter, free 10 all stations, best
SIN 5 mile heats Ia enter, 10 go IL. 50
, 1875-10-16
H0usigEpseR'S HELP.
TokeeD u eat hot.

IF vour meat is done before you are
raadg 70 serve, take ii up, set the dish
over q pan of boiling water, put
deem cover over it 50 as not TO touch
the meat, and then put q cloth over
that In this way neither the meat
nor the gravy will he dried up.
Pumpkin Pie.
Stew sit, add as much boiling
milk as will make it about one-thrrd
thicker than for common pumpkin PIE
swpelen with sugar or moIasses, bake
in hot oven. Or add rolled cracker
or -four to the sifted pumpkin add
milk 10 the thickness of common
pumpkin pie. Squash and sweet Po-
tato pies are made in the same way.
Mix Yeast.
In case you should get out of yeast
and are hurried, make milk yeast.
Take one pint new milk, one teaspoon
ful salt. tablespoonful flour stirred IN,
stand il in a kettle of water, by the
stove, and keep it lukewarm all The
time. When very light, add luke
warm water, make into loaves or bis
cult, and let them rise by the hre be-
fore cooking.
, 1875-10-16
list OF Ms I:
Glass Horses and Mules.

Is. I'd
Prem. Prem
, 1875-10-16

DR.. j. C. AVER S Co. LoT1. y. -flSs,
Practical and In1Tyfircf Chemists.
And SOLD AL ROUND TIE MO-ll
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-27
aenGltiafeit beiase @riifea.

Sc lit bieuei6t ri0t alien 6iIDner3ii6z
tern betannt, baB Die gier iDdDreno oe5
SriltellS pernl0ge Der lusDilultuAg ctEeI
I0eil Der i0llen tlInelDDbueuDeu SeuOz
tigfeit Derlieren. QSenn Die 8riitDeuue
tDr 9teit uab Selieben Derlallen uuo fi0
i'll WtorgentDnue be5 @raie5 baDeH taull,
10 erieBt ite bel ibrer 9tiiGfebr Da5 Ser
Iorene unD feu6tet Die Gter iDieOer OK.
gInOerS geitaltet ftp Die Sade, iDepH 1te
e%tngeiperrt iiBt ulIo iiberoieS t'1@elIeS
8etter na0tbetlig auf OaS 8rhtgelOaft
eilllptrft. Damn DertrDdnetL letd)t oGs
inllere untcr Der S0ale beGd0lIge QGtEf1
den ulO 1ptro per~gameltdrttg, 10 oaB IS
benz tG0lein nt1t m18ltD tptrD, oll1elbe
5u ourbbreden; bic 0olge TT, baB oas
Sbierden, oblpobl D0aig aHsgebIloet,
ober unfdDigl it3 our03uarbetPeH, ere
1ttdt.
Gegen bieleu uebelifarb lit nit glltem
GrfolGe ba5 8eiprengen Der Gter init
Iauem ISalier a%n9eUenDet. Ro0 beler
aDer lit, DQs Srutueit nit ettpaS 9elt
oDer StroD auf bem @rDbooe1 an5ulegen
Dber in eillern balb nit @roe 9etllllte11
&alten, inoem Die 8o0enfeu6ti9tett benz
llebelitauoe abDilft. 0teDrfa0e oerHrtl8e
8erluOe Doben Die betteu Oerartt8en 5tes
fuitatc erGebeu, uuo einet itAern 8eipelS
Der 3pednGBigteit bat MAI oGrtlt, Dap,
penlI etle 9eune 0ele9enDett %9efu10et
hat, itb beimti6 eiu 9teit tuI 6reIen I'M
ter lr0enO etnem 0aule ail5ulcgem, regeiz
mGBig t0re idu1mtiiheI Gier nus5uf9lnS
men ptlegell.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-27

elmer iunscn Dame bon punoerbarer,
bc5aubernosr S60nbeit. beren 9aare uno
Nusen na0tldlparS iparen, mo etner
bayern, alien 0ieuerih, bic friu @ort
franSoli10 ipredeu f%onltte, aber nit ul>
per8letdli6er Srcue uuo Hiebe all iDren
beioen 9errtn bling.
Bie Der 2eler bcrits erratben bat, mas
rem oieS 0iaoame Saulfner, Soltette
Stair uno Wtrs. Sittle.
IS mar 9lnfan9S 0tGr5. olS iie ltb III
benz eiuiamen Sdloiie Sroilac 1Ieoer7
lieBen. Srob ieiner einiamen Sage beS
las Der Srt bod aud ietne Tei3e; ore
Suit mat rein uub flor nno Die na0lfe
um9ebung bot angene6me Spa5ter9alI8e
uro Iebr 9iibibe AuS%lugspuntte. 9te
fleine 6~ausDaItung ipar tro99etantg. 1llo
oSoltette er6etterte Das GGil tnrer 2SoDl7
tbGtertu bur3 Die 9tidfc9r lDreS alien
6ro9iinneS uub i0rer anmutDIgen Seb7
baftigfsit.
FAINT, ais WtaOame 6aulfner'S Santier
in 3olbou. 9ln i'm wurben ldinmtlt6e
griefe fir iie aortiiirt uHo er l1ifte iDr
lie Damn lIn0 beipaDrte baS 0e6ein1niB
i6res 9lufentbalteS nit ltren9lter SOrg=
falt.
(Sortfeknns fo(st)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-27
0ef2Qte 2epRpNcu.

@ineS Der 9auptbeftreben beS 8tumen>
freunDeS lnO ,3l6terS 9eDt l0on lett
langeu Sa6reA babill, ollie iele oft 10
i@aneu Sorntert Der etnfa6en Slu7
men 3u belejti9eR utl1o ite in alleroingS
pit = aber BOD 1li6t illAler ni1t
miaoer i60ue /gefillte 81 perpanoeln.
3innien, Qlitern, Su6iten, Stolen, ielbit
B~elargonien/ uIb ptele anDere Climber
SSlord'S BADEN ft0 burb fituitlt6e SEE
fru@tung NIB lonitige Mantpulationet
benz NiIlen oeS Wteni0en fiigeH llo tDre
StammFoIm Die @infabDeit etllbilBell
miliien.l MeHn uuu AUDI nt6t 9elGu9uet
lperDen faHn, baB cine gefitlIte !3iltnte,
Sitter. Sole, @eorgine- ooer 9abIie,
mic ptan bier iagt = auf Die 8ei9auer
eiuel angenebmereu @inbruG ma6t, ais
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