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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-10

| A BRAVE AGJ-A IlYE SAVED. W.
wish that every body who sees a note
worthy occurrence would be rs though.
ful about reporting it AS Mr.. Glover Of
The Mint proved himself 10 be last even
/ ing. That gentleman came into the Az
! PEAL Office to tell us that Mr.. Cole, the
baggage master a. the Virginia and
| T,uckee depot, at the peril Of his own
| tie. saved ore Of the plcuIckers Just as
tho train was staring away with it's enor-
| ,uous burden Of human freight. One of
| the returning party. very full, bad fallen
. hetweeu the Cars in such u manner as to
be kept from under the wheels merely
.y his fee, and hands touching the brake
blocks. Iu fact he was almost nnder
'he wheels. which were beginning to
| move quite rapidly. when Cole jumped
for him, and by main strength lifted him
out OF his periious predicameut. Of
course this could not be done but at
great risk of Coles own life; for j! the
msn, who was very drunk, had Struggled
any. both would have been thrown under
the tiail and crushed to death in mo-
men,. We agree with Mr.. Glover that
Coles GOODNESS and courage deserve
special mention.
THE RENO FAIE.-Ths Annual Fair Of
The Nevada State Agricultural. Mining
and Mechanical Society viii begin on
Monday (;o-morrow) and continue to
and including next Saturday. In order
to accommodate those living hereabout,
the Virginia ara Truckee Railway Com
pany will run special train, which will
leave here for Reno ut 40 in the morn
ing and returning, leave Reno at AS P.
n The exhibit Of live stock at the Fair i
will be very extensive and interesting.
To guard against an unmanagable |
rush of visitors yesterday. the doors |
of the L. s. Mint were closed. OF |
course many were disappointed, but |
the precautiOn was an imperative one,
nevertheless.
Sam Jones was one of the disting-
nished visitors ofthe pleasure grounds
Buck Davis from Lake
Tahoe WAS also IN the city, likewise
Cap'n Pray.
ST.. PEERS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Bishop Whitaker Will conduct the ser
vice at the Episcopal church in the
Service to begin at the usual
hour.
PREsBYTERIAN CRURCH-Rev. John
laird. Services to-day at ii A. N. and
AS p. II. Sabbath School ut l2:20 p.
4. Ali invited.
Al. f. CHURCH To- day at II
j. n. and 7:45 p. n, by the Pastor.
'abbath School at P. M.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-10

NARROW EsCAPE.- Yesterday evening
as The o'clock local freight train No. IL.
from Truckee WAS at the foot Of the
twenty five mile grade. about seven
miles from this place. the engineer saw
IA man asleep on the track He whistled
down brakes. reversed the engine and
succeeded in stopping the train within
- cars l-ngh of Tie drunken sleeper.
Fortunately the train only consisted
of eight cars and had orders to go slow
ever that portion of the road, otherwise
it would have been impossible to have
stopped the train i'll time Reno
Gazett, Sept s.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-10
Grand Opening Of Aillinery.

Mrs. Anna S. Brooks, tue Oaeen Of
miiliners and Empress OF bonnetteers,
has just returned from San Francisco.
She went there to purchase the finest
and most extensive stock Of millinery
goods ever put upon the Nevada market.
She was emipeutly successful in her un-
dertaking. She will, accordingly. on
L-at Friday and Saturday have grand
opening and display Of her new our
chases. Tie attention Of the ladies has
Tut to be directed to this coming treat to
avail themselves of the chance to attend
hereto.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-10

Az editorial in the New York Times Of
Thursday treats the nomination OF
Charles Francis Adams as feiiows:
The Democrats Convention Of Massa-
chusetts were more docile to TlldeD .
instructions yesterday than the man.
ayers in this state have been. probably
because there WAS less sacrifice required.
In the nomination of Adams We have
another Of the tricks Of this tricky Dem
ocratic campaisn-O more SNOWY and
plausible than many Of the others, but
not less tricky. There is no expectation
that the Dem ocrats can elect Governor
the present year in Massachusetts,: il
there were, Adams could not have been
nominated. any more than Dorsheiner
could be named ut Saratoga or Wells at
Hartford. But if Adams is willing to
lend his name 10 the general cause OF
Tilden and humbng, the Democrats are
ready to accept the loan. 1t was ad-
mittea IN convention yesterday that the
purpose OF tho nomination WAS to
strengthen the ticket headed 10y Tilden.
We presume the desired effect will be. to
some extent, obtained in Massachusetts,
and the Democrats will swallow the dose
for the sake Of the cause, and some few
Republicans will support Adams: bnt in
the country at large it will be regarded
as beautiful sacrifice of q grea, name
to An unworthy end. We regret that We
see no reason 10 suppose but that Mr..
Adams will accept the Democratic nom-
nation; not that it can make any appre-
ciable difference in the result, but be- |
cause We dislike to see a name that has |!
hitherto been pre-, sminently associated |
with those Of Sumner and Wilson and |
Lincoln pass out of mons memories !
linked with the name Of the most con- /
temptlbe political chsrlatan of the age. /,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-10

Mr.. Thuriow Weed, in conversation
with q Herald reporter yesterday, char
ac;eriZed the action of the Democratic
Convention at Saratoga in nominating
Horatio Seymour against his will az
remorseless." II Mr.. Weed had been
impelied to use SO strong an adjective
when speaking Of the nomination under
the belief that Mr.. Seymour had accept
I'd 1t, what term would he have found to
characterize the proceedings Of the Con-
vention 10 view Of tho fact that the Sage
of Oneida ST / refused il? From MIR.
Weeds standpoint there was cruelty in
forcing upon Mr.. Seymour nomination
which he had frequently and distinctly
averred he did not want and could not
accept. The place could bring no new
honors to an old and faithful public ser-
want who desired rest because his declin-
Jog years and failing health admonished
MIN that he could not again undertake
the labors Of the past. Even If his nom.
ination was desirable AS party expedi-
ent above any course which the Conven.
ton could adopt. it was unwise to insist
upon it against his inclinations. An un.
willing candidate is almost AZ dangerous
az an unworthy one. and in Mr.. Sey-
mour's case it has been shown that the
hight OF folly is the forcibls capture Of
wisdom. Any one of the gen.
tlemen named a. candidates for Gov.
ernor would have made better canvass
if the Convention had acted with inteli.
gence aud discretion than he will make
now. handicapped as he will be by this
folly. There was an hour
Of rejoicing and enthusiasm, and now
will follow days and weeks of gloom and
despair. Mr.. Weed calls Mr.. Seymour's
"remorseless." In view of
I'll the facts it must be regarded as
SO stupendous that it can only be
as crime-New York Herald,
Sept. 1.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-10

Highest and lowest tbermumeter for
la.f a hours. ending S-pt. 8, 9P.X:
Highest Thermometer. ~ degrees
Lowest Thermometer ....... 35 degrees
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-10

CONGRESSMAN WOODBURY. WAS in the
city yesterday. The dispatch sent to
him requesting 0 speech before the
Hayes and Wheeler Club o! Ormsby
failed to reach hiin. He was not pre-
pared to adtirt s. the meeting last night
other engagements intervening He will
come down and give US q stirring up i'll
the course OF a week or perhaps
next Saturday night. We understand
that Mr. Woodburn would like very much
to enter in'o joint discussion of the
issues Of the day, and especially the
record made by The Democracy In the
late session Of Congress. with Col. Ellis.
Won't our gailan. friend from Galloway
siSuify his readiness 20 meet Mr.. Wood
barn? These two might make q very
interesting evening in Carson or Viz
SiDi,. or in both places. Let rs hear
from The distinguished Democratic NOM
inee for Congress.
A NV Recon ToI ST. pErEns
CH0RCH-We we're shown yesterday q
letter from MIR. II l.. f.. tie, lately -
the Episcopal Church. Stockton. Cal
ifornis, in which he signifies his accept
ares Of o call from the wsrdens and
ves,ry Of ST Peters Church Of this city.
Mr.. Foo:e is warmly recomm ended by
Bishop Whitaker aud comes bringing
an excellent reputation AZ Q man and
preacher. He is y brother of Rev. Geo |
foo;e Of San Jose. Mr.. Foote will |
preach his FIRST sermon here on Sunday.
La
sregaiion of st. Peters upon making |
eumbency Of their pulpit.
4 FAL alarm Of FIRE was caused yes
terday afternoon inst before the upward
bound train started with the returning |
picnickers. by locomotive steam whistle
which was footed in order 10 clear the
track and warn all tho junketers to get
aboard. All three Of the engines were
promptly brought out Of their houses,
and the steamer fred up and was ready
for action.
In the target shooting yesterday at
the picnic grounds, the Sarsield
Guards made the biggest score. The
scores stood rs follows: Sarsfield,
SO; Emmet, 3o5; Washington, 27
Gil.
LATTER DAY SAISrs-Services under
The auspices Of tho Recognized Church
II Latter Day S.iuts ~iil be held in the
Ormsby County District Court room this
,venirg at z o'clock. 4 general invita-
ion il extended.
TIE Savings Bank building is begin :
,irg to look very bankish these days.
We note :ha. tho big vault is completed
md that the finishing jo;nery is going
- under the hands Of skilled carpenters.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-10

EVERY one afflicted with those nalaaiss for
which the external application of sulphur has
ioLg been known to be ethcacious. csn prepare
sulphur bath without resorting to pu lie
bathing houses. GLENN's SULPHUR SOAR fur
nishte the means. Sold everywhere. spjTts
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-10

EAGsS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and re-
stores the ccmpleXion REMOVES treckies. tan
and saliowncs5; makes the skin soft, white and
delicate Its application cannot be detscted.
Iny2leOd- Wisely
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-10

IyoS's kArHAIEoS makes beautiful. glossy,
luxuriaut hsir; prevents its falling out or turn
ing gray 1t has stood the test of a. years. IL
charuIl..ly I,erfun. "a. and has rival.
nyZleod-wfs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-10

The reported arrest of Tweed has
not been confirmed by anything re-
ceived at the State Department.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-24

- Die 0robc &oIfSueriummIun0 ouf
n&Oni0Sb0be" 81 gbrrn Sc8 nad Ian.
9crcr @Oit aus $IOBeuiec cntluiienen
SocioIOcmOfratcn WfoIt fanO am 18.
SUM inter SctbciIi0nn9 bon minOe.
itcnS 1000 &crIoueu itott. Sic
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bccrfronSe 8cIbmilft Dor Der 8eOner.
bilbnc, WCIdc cine mGdbti9c rOtbe Stag.
&c ihmilftc. Serr @ruttIou Ieitete Die
&crIommIun0 llnO bat ouf SeronIal.
Jung ocS onluCienOcn $OIi1ei.Qicuts.
nnutS OIIc nnpcicnben 0amen pie &in
Der, NnS QOcoI lu6brtuo Der &erbanOs
lung 81 OerDaiicn, On iOnit Die Gerlamm.
lung oui0cI0it Wctben miiiie, 9ie all.
lucicnScn. 0amCn UcrIicbcn i'll 9r6bter
Nnbc bic &crlammluH0, 9r. SuIiuS
@OlimOm, in &OrmS 9eborcn, DER feline
Smbicu III @Cbcu boIlcnoCt uuO icin
0miclI III 9(clu 9orf in NOrNamerifa
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iccinIr 3ultinNe nit Den unirigcn uno
fam Su Dem S6IuB, DAP in glmerifa
Nic Srcibrit oud nur nod oui Dem va.
pierre giilrc. 9tOdNcm CT feline 5irO.
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nui.
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SIammcu 9clporNcn. Ser SdaOen be.
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1tunanf 1T ber Qeett 9ohu.

ShOn 5ueimnl boben Die 8cpnHifN.
her Den 8encraI 8rant sum &rdiiNcntcn
Der Ser. Stn0tcu crW6bIt; in allen ib.
rcn @erlammlun0cn baben iie ibn bclOb.
bnoelt unb bis al ben Simmcl 0ebOben.
Sa, IeIblt nOh Dor lueni9en Su9rn brnh.
ten lie in Cincinnati icincr gNminiitra-
ton io0nr ein Compliment. llub il t
3ieben cine gInSobI OieIcr ieIbcn NcpubIi,
faner ilber ibn los. luie Die SiOur iiber
Ole ormtn BciBen. unO brObcn i'm 81
icoIpiren; unO wnrnm? uelI er mcbrc.
re iciner YNrtciflepper Nic ibOn Sabre
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ben, nbicbtc. mO nnocrc (OiCIlcidIt gar
nod ld)Iimmerc) Suckers ocrcn StcIcn
CAB.
-glun, mir rubig Blnt. pllnOamf 1T
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OieicS glrtifcls. 0rnnt bat picItS, lcbr
DicIeS fir Die 8epnblifancr 9etbun, obrr
Ie unren unOunfbar 0e0en i'm, unO ba'
ben ibn in Cincinnati niht WicNcr no.
minirt. ga it's, 100 DER Shnb Nriift,
ibr $Jcrrcn. Gincn NliNm pie @rani
sucrIt 3u IOben, uuN ibn bonu I'M iclbcu
Itbem aud nod Su ucronmmcn, ibn
bintenauieBeu, ibm nidt einmol riu {
Stimme in Der eOnuention 3u 0cben,
ba8 luar idn0ber llnbanf.
8ir mOdten inbeHen bic 9iepubIifo'
ner criuden, MIR gang blblb s Maul
au baIten, unO nidt iiber ibn gu ibinl'
pfen, benn baourd idneiOen iic iid leIbil
bic IaIc aus Dem @Ciid:. mO 3ciOeu
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mas @reeIsb ciniteltS ia9te. ndmlid, ga
set of Blockheads," reip. einc SeerDt
0ummf6pfe. ibIedte @lcnfber
untereinanOer in Streit 0crntbeu, oam
fOnfmt Die 8obrbeit ans &a9cslidt.
Die Oemofraten bon 2Ouiiiano bo
ben fOl9enOeS StuotS. .&ifet unf0eItcat
Sir @onern6r: SrnnciS s. NidoIls
9ieut.. .8Oucrn0r. 9Ouis gI. 8ilb; Sen.
glnUaIt, S. u. SoOen; Stoats.Sefrc
t6r, 8m. VI. Strong; glutiOOr, 9Illcl
Sumel; SduI'SnperintenOent, ". W1
QuIder.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-24
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luoi9cm 8iOeriprnd UOrSubcu9enidicn
,,So. ia. Sic biirfeu. 9n6oi0eS Srdu.
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llrlmIa Idhelte.
,Neilnen Sie mid MIR Iieber llriuIn,
lUie Sie's lonit tbuten. SD bore mel.
ncn giomcn Iicber, lno meine 8nare
luro wobI uorI6uii9 noh nidt uieI gu
bepentCn bNbcn
Sore fnirtc.
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ia9te iie. ludbrenO ibrc brummige Miene
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it'll" Sic betradtete llriuIa fOrlbenO.
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luerbeu, iebte iie Oann bin3u, MAIDEN
Sic iib nidtS OorauS. Ser3enSfinb, id
lperOe c8 tbun, @Ieid9eluidt mnb Iein
in Der 8elt."
llrluIa fab erltaunt Die GeoenOe all.
Sic ueritano nidt 9Ieid, pa8 Iie mein.
te, bate aud feline 3eit bariibcr nad.
auOenfcn, benn ieBt lunrO bic &biir &c.
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crIdien in berIeIben. Sic bate baItiae,
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milberte unb wie perId0nenb iiber
bondte.
ngla. ieiO Sbr ba =? Sur berein, tIei
mes @eFrafeI!" rief iie ben 8inbern an
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-24
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Iie 9tGbS is uf Scr prefSent
9Rit 1ilten un6 Senbrid5 i'm Gflb
Der DAYS nnb gBbreIer wpllts nit,
Die Mebrbeit Iaet /: :1islinnstfit.
SbOruS @sbt Sum SrGf, ber &ilten's fame
Ger Rubi SayS fnnn ibn net fan8e
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GiIten IN 5Cm FIN bic @spinnrr.
S6un lrdsrb 5obr is unisr eanb
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lin ale 9pbr lsbnt's lbIebtsr aus,
Gle miiTs nau gum Semprl naut.
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Sie ben DrrIprOde all Su bub
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Sif benn ibr eesne Gid ssflidt
mit @rssntads aus trr Srsaiurp Sridt
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Die arpbe sebne ppselfrsi
Bal fummt bsr Gilben uf bic 9aGt
Damn psrb msr bore pis ss fraat.
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llnb pann's mel runnrrt faIlt mers ei
98tTb 9EeiurS III 3Gbflapprs lsi
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9br Dyer lauwr aussslesrt.
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8ur artsit ecbn III GBrIitftit
Ssa brinst tu6 I5reeb in ruer Saus
lin Gbrli6feit in's 8siBe 5aus.
0ebt bonn Srad II. I. tp.
Neab. 9(eI,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-24

SScr lit ein GcmDfrat =?

Sin ld6ner Namc, bell lno rein
llnb miIo, pie Mur9cnionueniheini
IS tIin9t uie cin bellies 9ieo,
Sir gllle obne- llnterIdieO:
Ser gtame OemOfr0t.
User iiir ein ireieS 8aterIanO
@efn opferu m0dte Scr3 unb Sano;
Ber ouen ieincu SeinO befdmpft,
Wiit itolscr Stiru Sen Sodmntb o6mpIt
Ser lit ein Semofrat.
Y8er nnr allm 8obIe NlIer itrebt.
llnO Ocrn nit Seoem frieolid lebt;
9Bcr WruNcr ieoem Mfcnlhen 1T.
llnN ltoI3 Uernbtct 5ru9 nmo 2ilt,
Ser lit Gin 0emOfrnt
9Bcr OoS &eroicnIt inn 9crSen ebrt,
Sod, feiuen Sroen ic be9cbrt;
User nimmer itoI3 anf @no're bliGt.
llnO niemoIS lid Uur pOben bilft,
Ser lit Gin Scmofr0t
8er 0tcid' pie Nrm. 10 Serr lple anedt
8cruien 0Iaubt filr 9leibeS 8eht;
9nmit b0S 2ebcu glll erlrcu
llno 6eiuem cine Strafe Jet,
Scr lit cin 9emofrot.
98er nimmrr iit Dem llnreht iil9I
6elpaIt'0en nie 8eborlom lil9t:
gScr mic bic $5onb Dem Ordn9er bcllt
llnb feinem 8ir9cr 8eibrand itrcllt,
Scr lit cin OcmofrNt.
@crimmcr reoet frei umO grad
llno niemaIS WcIde pom re6ten yfaO,
Ob audi Der SeudIer fcile 8rnt
8crfol0e ibu nit 9rimmcr BItb,
Scr 1T ein 0emofrOt,
@cr ais eiu freier bcutlber MiNnn
Sir SSreibeit QllIeS Opfern FAM,
0cE rln0t uub fdmpft, Der ltrcbt nno
luirft
Ser pn0t uno blntet, lcbt uno itirbt,
Oils dbtcr 0emofrat
Don 9iab u. 8srn
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-24

Wu6 Ginir. - Sofob Baum
pon SbarpSbnr0 lit cbcnfOIlS 0urdgc.
bronnt, IicB Obr $3.50 S6uINcn teim
9rnfCr Surilf. 9SObiu Der 5afob III,
UciB man nod nidDt
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-24

porSil9Iid 3nbcrcitet unN ullroe Gin an.
oermal een ainoCrn luObl trciiIld, &c.
munoet babcn, abrr nod Dem QicO rco.
te lib baS miibiam untcroriifte Seim.
lucb in oen bcioen Mcltcrcn nnS bti Den
&leinen mcINcte iid Der SouNmonn, il.
ncn 5ulcbt bic a6rner 10 9rob ip sic Sllt,
gen itrcllte, Dap allies gIuircibcn nidtS
mebr bNIi
Ole 3Nntc mabte Der GuaI ciu Gn.
Dc, inoem lie lie iimmtlib 81 Sctt ibif.
te, Die GrmilNnn9 Der Nciic ouSsuihIn.
fen uno 0eitGrft Su ciucm ucueu Qcbcns.
Obldnitt 81 erlu0dCu.
Sic ieIbit U0nbertc. Die Mrme &C.
frcnSt. nod lnngc nahNcufIit I'M 3im.
mcr oui mo nb. IS lpnr immerbin
fciuc &lciui9feit, ciucn 10 cininmeu
SauSItanO pIObIicb I'M bier gfcuIbcn
ucrmcbrt 5n icbcn. bic NIIc ibrcn bciOn.
nercn Mniprud al 9icbe mo SSilrior0C
crbobcn. Ser Gntlhlub, bic &inocr
ibrcS BrnocrS Sn iih sn ncbmcu, in ci.
Her cntbuIioitiidcn 9InflualIun9 0cfnBt,
lunr MIN ous0ciiibrt. Sin pobrcr Sc.
oonfcniturm cr9riif tic, cine 6cIirnIait
ncncr 8ilihtcu. ihrucrcr &cmntlOOr.
tnn0 iicl amf ibrc SccIc. IS lit cin 10
lIn9cbcnrcr Sprung uun ciucm blObell
ErOicct bis 5u beiien gluSfiibruu0.
Sic bate lib $oilo nidt 10 9rub. 10,
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