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New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
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Proposals.
Corporation Notifes.

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~ Pier 80 N site Of present Pier ~ the removal
together with the sheds &C., thereon, VIII ion p.
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financial.
A GAS STOCKS.

A GAS STOCKS. ,,,
N. NEWYORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
MaNUATTAS GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
and ali knds of brooklyn and New York Gas Securities dealt
iEby of4V; II. ~. 70 ~ -, 1rosi ., NJ v
CENTRAL COLORADO IMPROVEMENT
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and io (;rapde Railway Company, 02l CortandtsI Ooa
and iron Exchange Buldng) NJ m on the lst 1sy Oh
March 1877 the OF appointing one or more ltu
tees under ne nO rtgage-New- York, Nov. 20. 1876
SIg l. IL MEY Err sole surviving and remaining trustee
nENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAILWAY
~ COMPANYA meeting Of the First Mortgage B0ndhod-
era m te Company will held the LIST day OF March, sII
at the the Company IN this city ~ or
Goal and Iron Exchange Budng ut m or the purpose
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Dlul0eno Notices.


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY, TREAsuRERsl
DEPARTMENT, PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ], 1876. }
rF1HE Board of Directors have this day de-
4 cared a QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of TWO PER
the capital stock Of the Company clear OF All taxes,
payabe on and after NOVEMBER ~ to stockholders
isered the books at D. M. October 81 -
BAYARD BUTLER, Treasurer
OFFICE OF THE BOAED OF Directors or THE /
AMERICAN ExPHEss COMPANY, NRyYoRK, Nov. Is. l576J
TT,uE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this COM
Il PANY have this day declared DIVIDEND OF THREE.
DOLLARS (S) PER SHARE payable on the second day or
The Transfer Books will be closed the 10Th day Of De-
cember 10 the Sd day OF January next
~ J.N. KNAPP. Secretary.
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CALIFORNIA and NEVADA
MINING STOCKS
Banking Gonses auo Bankers
FISK g. fla I CH,
BANKERS,
No. YAssAU-sT, NEw-YoRK.,
No. 5 NAssAU-sT., NEw-YoRKo

We give particular attention to DIRECT DEALINGS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS at CURRENT MARKET RATES
prepared all to sell in large sman
amounts all classes Of investors Orders by mail OK
telegraph will receive careful attention.
We shall be pleased furnish Information in reference TO a
matters connected with investments in Government Bonds
We also buy and sell GOLD and GOLD COUPONS, coll
LECT DIVIDENDS and TOWN, COUNTY. and STATE
COUPONS &c, and buy aud sell COMMISSION all MAR
KETABLE STOCKS AND BONDS.
In our BANKING DEPARTMENT we receive deposits
subject draft aud allow interest TO be cred
tied monthly on averaging for the month from $1,000
TO at the per per annun and bal
ances averaging at the Of four per cent
FISK g. HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
Dentistrp

DR. T. G.. WAIT, No. 45 East 23d-st., near
Madison ave- only firstca5s DENTIST IN the city
VINO performs every kind OF dental operation at low popaar
rces Peauul Rose Pearl f5 $50: best Rubber,
siO 10 s5 Gold and Patna $40 TO $5 Teeth plugged n
SUPERIOR manner from S2 upward Can and eXanne heIer
ences Rev Crosby. Drs. Ralsey Budd, Wei, GHchTs
Janyrin, Baldwin, and Howe.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21

The following table OF prices Of the prominent
GOLD and silver mining shares. received by tele-
SraDh fromlSan Francisco is furnished by William
Ward Drexel Building. All prices IN gold:
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21

The statement of the approximate earnings or the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway for second week
In November. 1876 were: 80.
1876 92j SO. 100 lncrease Slt'OV
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
FISK g. HATCH.
Gapines Banks.

NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, Sth-ave., cor.
~ d. 4thst Interest commencing from sU Of each MONTH
ASSETS, S361O,9G7 81. SURPLUS. $lSl,6i7 80.
c. W. BRISCKEEHoFF, sec'y RICHARD H. BULL Prest.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17
PLAYED OUT BLAINE.

Ii is pleasant to find that when Catho-
lies are wantonly or unjustly attacked,
it is not lett for themselves 10 make ans
wer. Our Protestant friends are get
ting into good centennial habit OF tax
ing the side OF the Papist now and then
The n T. Sun says Mr. Blaine took
occasion in his anti-amnesty speech, to
indulge in a coarse fling atthe Catholic
Church, which will not materially
improve his position as a candidate. He
said, referring to the testimony OF tie
Rev. w. j. Hamilton, about the suffer
ings at Andersonville =
He is a Southern nan and Democrat
and Il Catholic priest. Aud when you
unite these three qualities in one man
you would not find much testimony that
would De strained in favor of the Repub-
lican party, laughter
Our contemporary comments as fol-
lows: considering that Mr.. Blaine
himself was raised by an exemplary
Catholic mother, some of whose teach
iEgs he seems to have forgotten. these
attempts TO excite sectarian prejudice
come with little grace from such =
source. Like many other politicians,
religion OF any kind does not much
trouble his thoughts, except when i,
may be turned to profitable account
But his lips at least ought to be the last
to iidicuIe aud ialsiiy the faith in which
his own mother worshipped, believed
and died. "-Bcsto,, riot.
Blaine is no longer in the way OF 1.-THE
man on horseback Next"
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17

company intend to put up a.steam ele-
vator next season at this important
point, if they do SO they will have to en-
large the capacity of their building which
would make an improvement all round.
E. E. Dunwoody, a good old Scotch
name, the buyer for the Minneapolis
millers, informed US that he has bought
up to the present time at Benson. this
season, 100, 900 bushels OF wheat John
son & Co., have bought about 100, 1000
bushels.
The figures we have given OF a little
place, just taking its start in what was
we may truly say 4 wilderness, yester-
day, are wonderfully large but. should
we come across them in few years
from this, they will appear. BY compari
son, ridiculously small
Such is the rapid growth prosperity
in this new world which God has opened
to the down trodden children 0. earth.
and whom our republic welcomes with
generous. open arms.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17


man.
BY r. Y Pierre, ~ b, Of the Worlds Dis
p<.nsary,
Buffalo, y. T., Author O. 1.-The Peoples
Common sense Medical Adviser" ete .tc
Knowing tina, YOU are suffice. 10 great
amount IT suffering, that delicacy on your
part has strong tendency To prolong it, and
the longer il Is neglected. the more YOU have to
endure and the more difficult of cure your case
becomes, |. ~ physician who am daily con-
suited by scores OF your sax, desire 70 say to
you, that am constantly meeting with those
who have been treated for their ailments for
months without being benefited ia tn least.
until they have become perfectly discouraged
and have almost made ny their mind never 70
take another dose o. medicine, or b. tortured
by any further treatment They had rather
die and have their suf-rinzs ended than 70
live. and suier As they have. They ssy they
are worn out by snfrin-, and are only mad.
worse by treatment. OF any thing more dis
couraging we certainly cannot conceive. and
were Their no more successful mode Of treating
such difficulties than that, the rT.nc r!es oi
which teach the reducing and depicting o: the
vital forces Of the system, when tie indications
dictate Treatment directly the reverse Of the
one adopted for them. their case would b. de-
plorsb bic indeed But, lady sufferers, there il a
better and far more successful pan Of srs at
inans Tor you. asse more IN harmony Nth the
/ laws aAd requirements OF your system 4
| harsh irritating ca1stic treatment aud strong
medicines viii never cnre you. II ron would
uSe rational means, such 81 common Ss-rl-.4
should dictate to every nteIi-unf laiv. TAX.
sucsl medicines Is sfaleis th.a very 49,. In
! Migrating sogics ard uervsnes, compounded
With Special ressren - yoar as!ics... sv-s-ra.
( Such s4appy combination voE will iad III mr.
tAyorlss fresssrl gslan, wasssa has rss-@iy@i the
highest praise from thousands oi yassr sex
those lA41ga4. tire>anss. SENSATIONS Causing
you so es. SzATc@sy aa.e II h. On yosas se~s ~
ascend light oi ssaaiFs: that continual drain
Tia : szpYafS from yog4r system dill yoE.,
former elasticity. 4rssi driving .aa bloom I-asn
yeslr -lAarSs. ta.4s csgl-nEl strain s1ron vnEs,
yIA sarss t<.as renders voss fTTsssEts AMI rt-
fat, may All he overcome AMI stslsiasss. Nv .
peEssyefaES us<s et 1hssS marvellous rem H. If
rsyuszrs.sss AMI olssrn~l0sss 10 ssss Srops,
wurklng o. yoa- system are resirTegi by shs
mild and safe mans. while r~-iussscal rsa;rs
the existence of which i sur. if.1ssz.
ton Of serious diseSe thu should ~. L. re-
yiectsd, readily yiead to Il; and If Is usr l.
ksps up for : reasonable length at urDe, ID,
special cause a thss pains = pexmn1ly n
Hosed- Further iigA1 - de- xuh
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17

From the ST. Paul (Minn.) ANTI-Mo
NoPoLIsT, we reprint an ed;toria. OF
striking force and earnestness. to which.
although not correspondence, we may
make passing allusion here. 1t is from
the pen OF Dnlon OBrien. veteran who
needs no Introduction at our hands He
thoroughly understands Bull and Bulls
"clvilization consequently he will
teach no milk an d-water nonsense to his
readers in the Northwest. Irish World
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17
The New latefnztoaal Hotel

Corner Jackson and Seventh streets, St Paul,
is becoming iavorte stopping place, and We
are not at all surprised, for it is one o. the very
best hotels i'll this city. Messrs. Stratton Il Co.,
have had many years experience in tn hotel
business, both East and West, and never fail
10 Civ. satisfaction to their guests IN everv re-
slect. The house Is nex, as Is all the furni-
ture and furnishings, and our only wonder is
hat they can aitosd To keep such q hous.. a:
the low price oil - per day. No one who
stops a: this loaS<. will cs1,sure US for this
Recommendation. II
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17
The .Anti-AGonOP0liSt.

iects may be obtained from "The Peoples Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser in which have
devoted large space to the consideration OF all
work will be sent (post-paid) to any address
on receipt OF $3.50. My Favorite Prescription
is sold by druggists.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17

Are You Salts fed-To uisa crude or ;..lulter-
ated Saleratuss itnot, then buy Best Cheni-
cal Saleratus, made by DeLand 4 co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-02-12

Fogler, Frank, Gay, Goldthwai., Grcely, HALEY.
Hume, Jordan, Kimball, Linnell, Littefeld, Lord
Of Buehill, Lord of Lebanon, Locke, Marden,
Martin Of Camden, Meader, Murch. Nelson. Nor.
ton, Parcher. Pcndeton, Percy Pike, Pisbury.
Potter, Reed of Boothhay, Robinson of Mt. Yer,
non, Rogers, Sargent, Scaward, SkiIlip. Smith.
Stone of BIddeford, Sralton, Sweetser. Talbot
Tildcn, Trickey, True, Trus sell, Warren. Wjrcin'
Woodsum, Wyman, Yates-64.
So the Resolve was passed to be engrossed
Mr.. Phillips presented the following:
Ordered, That the Committee on the Business
of the House is hereby instructed to consult the
person reporting bill in this House, or the per-
son tabling bill, before taking the from the
table.
Mr.. TALBOT thought t,cre was 70 necessity for
the passage Of the order
Mr.. PHILLIPS stated that the bill to tax dogs
had been laid the table to await the return of
TREND OF the measure, and it had been taken up
and Indefinitely postponed
MIR. DUTToN said if any blame was to he at
tached to the committee, il belonged to him, for
he had called the bill up. He said that The bust
ness could not be delayed on account of the ab-
sence Of members; members should be ia their
seats, he slid.
Mr.. PHILLIPS withdrew his order, the design it
was intended to fleet having been accompli she'd
Resolve III favor Of Chapman plantation came
up on its passage to be cngrossed.
Mr.. TALBOT opposed its passage.
MIR. POWERS advocated the resolve, and WAS
speaking when he gave way for motion to
adjourn.
On motion Of Mr. PIKE the House adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-02-12

In his brief address at the dedication Of
the new chapel at the Insane Hospital, the
other evening, Governor Connor touched
the KEY note of the economy by which the
legislature should be guided IN regard to
the institutions of the State. There Is.
said he. "a repugnance TO taxation, and
1--WE are often referred to the happy time
"in the past when taxes were light. Bat
"when we look al their condition, we de-
.cide that it would have been better had
they taxed themselves more, We should
see to it that we fulfil our whole duty as
"a State" Ii is better. truer economy,
tax ourselves little more for benevolent,
charitable, educational and reformatory
purposes, than to withhold needed appro-
priations and cripple the State in its vita!
interests.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-02-12
cTNEPIL NE us.

The loss By the New York FIRE Is now estimated
At three million aud the insurance at two million
dollars.
It was Prince John Van Durcn who. being
stopped by highwsymen one night in the City Hall
Park, said, Gentlemen, l havn't got any money,
but III give you my note for three months"
When Senator Christisncy's name was reached
in calling the roll of the Senate on Monday, Mr..
Ferry President pro tenn, said, with sly twink le,
81 desire to state that my colleague Is paired
remark which created general laughter all over
the Chamber.
The Senate Of California has expelled from the
privileges Of the floor a newspaper reporter who
reported that Senator stated to him in substance
that should the press cease watching the legisia-
.ure it would steal the State blind in three weeks
Sir Walter Scott is said to have written or die
.a.ed the whole of "The Bride of Lammermoor
in a morbid condition Of body AMI under so in
tensely concentrated excitement Of mind that
he could no. recall writing any part of the story
As hi. own sferward and heard it if it were all
new 10 him.
AS an illustration Of how busy every one Is now
in Washington, Miss Grundy tells Of lady who
recently went into one of the largest dry goods
emporiums and asked for gloves. 81 want, she
said "a pair Of white kids and a pair of black
kids, and want them quick | am going to q
wedding at 2, a funeral n 3, and a reception to-
night"
James Parton, the author, who has become
citizen of Newburyport. and who few days
since married his step-dsughter, Miss Eldredge,
daughter of Fanny Fern by her second husband,
fuds tha. his marriage is illegal, by the laws of
Massachusetts,, and will apply to the Legislature
for special act sancitonng the alliance, failing
which the ceremony will be repeated in New York,
where it will be valid.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-02-12
one leg out of the union. But this is ex-

one leg out Of the union. But this Is ex-
actly what democratic "reform' means,
and what it is sure to bring on the coun-
try. The rule Of the "mudsills" ought to
end, so that the old tribe OF baby stcalers
may dip their hands into the treasury for
anything they want. The New York
World-leading democratic organ
speaks Of "the outlying masses of fy-sob-
bling republican clodhopper- in every
State of the union as the Chief obstacle TO
democratic success. Th> will bear re-
memberng.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-02-12

Some FIVE weeks since the mare of Mr.. S. A. Niles
of this city, was badly cut and bruised by running
away and jumping down an embankment. Several
very bad flesh wounds were made. The Horse
Liniment, prepared by l.. IL. Titcomb of this city,
was applied, and it has been used during the disa'
bility of the runaway. Now the wounds are all
healed, and if the animal could speak it would give
iu it testimony Tor Titcomb's Liniment.-t kenne-
bee journal, Jan. 26h.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-02-12
DEATH
WILL BE
YOUR DOOM !

Yes, the medical records slosO plainly
that an nine cases out of ten the disease
Anoacn as Catarrh acas The torerunner
of Consumption, achich, achen fastened
on a person is Ike the grasp Of the hid
eous anaconda. There is no escape
uutil death relieres them from lis torture
and they are laid IN the grave. Friends
may say they died Of Consumption.
IT'S FALSE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-02-12
Ses,OOo,OOo


Per wear. $50, ,0O0, 600
Democratic Expenses.-Population in 1850,
Al GOO 600; expenses, Ssl 900 900; equal to S2el
per head. ,a-. 90
Republican Expenses.-Population in 1875: A.
600 600; expenses, Ssi 900; equal to S2o5 per
head.
This is allowing nothing on account OF
army expenses caused by mobs in the
South, which grew out Of the democratic
rebellion, nor anything for increase of ar
nv, caused solely by the rebellion, which
amout to s15.OoO,OOO This is not bad
thing for every republican to paste in his
hat for reference.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-02-12
rgosE EN0RKors Expenses.

Notwithstanding all the howlings about
the corruption of the republican party, 1t
is demonstrable fact that the expenses,
deducting those which appertain exclu-
sively to the war, are less per head than
they were under the democratic admins
tration of James Buchanan.
The following figures, In round num-
bers, for the year ended June 80, ls7o'
tell their own story:
ANNA, exnenses for 1853. Ss2, 900. 900
Annual expenses for 1859 s,Voo ooo ooo VVo
fnuual expenses for 1859 ",ooo,oV0
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-02-12
GERMAN SNUFF
GERMAN SNUFF,

Price IS cents. For sale by all druggists.
II you are remote from the city send SO
cents 10 the agent and receive box by re-
turn mail. General Agents for the United
States, SMITH, DOOLITTLE SMITH
Wholesale Druggists, 20 fremont Street,
Boston. janl2.6m4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-02-12

judges of probate to regulate the fees of appras-
ers Printed under rule.
Mr. WARREN, from the Committee on Educa-
ton, on sundry petitions, reported bill an act to
establish and maintain State n ormal School at
North Bridgton, in the county of Cumberland.
The report was accepted and the bill read twice.
Mr.. TALBOT moved the indefinite postponement
Of the BILL and that the question be taken by yeas
and nays.
Mr.. CHASE of Bridgton, thought this was a
summary manner of disposing of a matter that had
taken SO much attention of the committee, and in
which many people are interested. He hoped
the House would give the friends Of education a
chance to be heard, and he moved that it be post
poned until Wednesday.
Mr.. NEALLEY stated, in behalf of the commit
tee, that the report was by no means unanimous
one. The minority did not think it best to make
a minority report, but concluded to let the bill
take the usual course in the House.
Mr.. WARREN said that although the committee
did not unanimously concur in the necessity of
Normal Schools in the State, they did agree to re-
port to the House the bill in consideration of the
vast number of petitioners. In the committee he
thought three had voted in the minority, but they
were willing that the bill should come to the
House and be discussed on its merits.
Mr.. ANDERSON spoke of the large number Of
people interested in the bill, and while he con-
fessed that he was somewhat skeptical az to the
general advantage of many educational projects,
he was in favor of postponcment in the present
matter to give the friends of the measure fair
hearing.
Mr. TALBOT had no objection to the delay, but
he wished it to be understood that when the mat
ter came up his motion should be first in order
On motion OF Mr.. POWERS the bill was laid on
the table, and Wednesday next at 10 O'Clock as
gned for its further consideration.
Mr.. NEAILEY announced the attendance of
George IL. Thayer member elect, and was charged
with the outy Of conducting him to the Governor
where he was qualified to enter upon the discharge
of his official duties.
Subsequently Mr.. THAYER appeared in the
House and took his seat.
The following bills and resolves were passed to
be engrossed, under a suspension of the rules:
An act to amend chap. 10 of the special laws
of 1875; act granting further me to the Noi tn
ern Aroostook railroad company to make and file
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-02-12
Ss2,OOO.0o0
$4,000 900
100000
S243,OOO,OOo
$1,000, 600
Per year,

rxnnn... for 1879 S274 600, ,00(
From which deduct inter-
est on debt of demo-
cratic war. Sl03 100000
ton ~ 2j,O00,Oo0
,xs,oA' wsr' W ~ 29,OoO,ooo
Anses .es rn, nn .cconnt of war. 1000 900
psfmnJno var taxes 100000
War damages paid, 100000
Printing bonds and notes 100000.
and negotiating 2,oo0,ooo
% bv war 'A nav 100000
Interest on Pacific Rail-
way bonds. 4,OO0Oo0 49,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-02-12

William Lloyd Garrison is confined to his room
by protracted illness.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-02-12
Agents Wanted!

STONES SKIRT BOARD SUPPORTER.
PATENT APPLIED FOR.
The Supporter is fastened permanently to the
wall and the Skirt board can be alta ehed and re-
moved in n moment; nothing III The way when iron
ing Skirts, Dresses, Shirts, &c. For sale wholesale
and retail by
G. O. STONE,
At +. Moorlen's machine shop, next door to Ken
nebec Journal Ohce, Augusta, Me. decl7-tu
, 1876-07-14

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fih babel auf bic Btmerfung. oaB Bet
4dnlunterriht burh bic Sabrr farb:it rttd1t
beeintraGtigt rperDen biirfe. Wahreno nun
meiter Der 8unoeSratb ausnabmsloS Conn
tags. nnb Nahtarbeit bon lungen eeuten
inter 10 Sabren psrbot, geitattete fe Die
&ommiifiou in Sabrifsn NIT uuunterbrohe.
nee s5euerung, ole @llsbiitteu inbe9rlfien.
1eber oieie 4rbeiten uno bic git, in weldher
le uerridtet perbeu IoIen, nabn Die @oms
milton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Gus'
ilbt. Son bstoen Setten NOR man BARN
einpertanoen, benz 8unbssrathe Die @rma6'
tisun9 Snr Be5e,6nnns berienigen Sabr,fs
,weile Su ertbellen, in wel9en &tnber iibsrs
blupt niht bsidaftl9t weroen b%irfen.
@btnio mar nan iibereintimmenb in Der
IufitsQuns bee @runoiabsS, baB Elm Sabrit.
beiiter ild niht NIT IlntenntniB feS Alters
elmer Nrbeiter entihnlo gen fDnne. Bei Der
Ibiitmmune ie Jte Der Nntrag oeS 8unbes.
ratbes nit sroB r Maioritat. Sci benz Nb.
'bnitte uber bic Strafarbeit hattie Der Buns
oesroth befanntlih ben u%rIpriinglthsn
S;anbpunft auf9eseben unb auf elne ipecitG lie
6ssulirun9 Der yfahtarbett burd a1ttinbig
arbeitenoe @rlasIrannihaiten u~er5id,tet.
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oagegsu trat elmer Der teiGniideu abaeoro.
neten, Peorus5i, fur bic 9ta9tarbsit 5u
@unten Der lefiniidsn SeiAsn.Snouftr,e
Elm, melbe mi, Der t,altenilhen in etnem
barten Souenrrsn5'&am uni l,ese. Sunoes.
ratb Sdenf bsaeihnete btsien Stanopu |,
als einen tur,idissu. 9,s Sdws,s psros
IN bunoert Sahren and uoh concurrirsr
mifien. nSorssn mir oafir", ,aete sr, yoaf
bis oabin infer Solf nt9t bur9 nbsrmdBtst
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bsruntsraefomm en 1T uno iibsrlafsn mir q
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Nahtarbeit ansnahmsm 'lie su geltatten
@eluhe oarum fino nit Qebori9er Dtotl'
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