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The Osceola times., 1876-11-18
SYMPTOMS of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAN in the right side, under the edge
of the ribs, increases on pressure /;
sometimes the pain is in the left side; the
patient is rarely able to lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder blade, and it frequently ex-
tends to the top of the shoulder and is
sometimes mistaken for a rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected with
loss ofappetite and sickness; the bowels
in general are costive, sometimes alterna-
tive with lax the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally aconsiderable loss ofmemory,
accompanied with painful sensation of
having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight, dry
cough is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bility; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains Of IA
prickly sensation of the skin; his spirits
are low; and although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitudc
enough to try it. In fact, he distruSts
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few ofthem existed,
vet examination ofthe body, after death,
has shown the LIVER to have been ex-
tensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DIR. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when taken
with Quinine, are productive Of The
most happy results. No better cathartic
can be used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quinine. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease to
give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and as
a simple purgative, they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
The genuine DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER
Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. McLANE's
LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER Pills
bear the signatures of c. McLANE and
FLEMING BROS. on the wrappers.
A1" Insist on your druggist or
storel.eeper giving you the genuine
DR.. C. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold BY al respectable druggists and
country sto.el:eepers generally.
To those wishing to give DR. C. MoLAsE's LIVER
PIris trial. will mail post paid any part Of the
United States oD- box Of Pills for twenty-five cents
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18
HOW HE RECEIVED HIS DEFEAT,
AND WHY HE REGRETS 1T.

In a little speesh u day or two
after the election, on the occasion
OF sorehadc, Gov, Hayes was
frank enough to admit his defeat,
but gave the following reasons why
he regretted the result
81 do not care for mysell-for the
party, yes, and tho country too can
stand III but ! do care for the poor
colorcd men of the South, l do
not tear that business Will be great
ly disturbed by Mr.. 4 lden's clec-
ton. Trade governs itself. Capt.
lalists may just at present say we
won't lend money, but 1t will be
only uIne days wonder, which
will wear away as soon as they re-
cover from the chagrln of defeat.
Business will. | think, 20 on rs
usual. ! do not think parties re-
sponsible for financial depression.
We sec the troubles they have had
in Germany and Austria. Ii any
part of the country suffers or re-
mains at a standstill, it will be the
new regime. Northern mon can't
live there, and will leave, ond I'M
migration into the States will
cease but as | said before, do
pity the poor black men OF the
South. The result of the Southern
people will practically treat the
constitutional amendments as null
lities, and ,heh the colorcd man 5
fate will be worse than when he
was in slavery, with humane mas,
Ter to look alter bis Interests. That
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18

A NEGRO town.cricr in Palmyra,
La, was sent out to ring his bell
and shout 'Col. Anderson will
speak at the town hall tonight on
the grcenback and Peter Cooper
question" lie made the announce
ment correctly several times, and
then got il changed to, "Oh yes T!
oh yes! Col. Cooperback will speak
on the Green Potter question =
When last heard he was yelling,
"Whoop-a.la, Green Coopcrson viii
speak on tho Peterback question
thus evening !"
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18

IS the only reason l regret ;hat the
news is as it H."
lfhe does actually feel bad abou
the probable fate Of the poor dupes
OF his party, we would suggest II
quiet trip, after the excitement OF
the election has subsided, through
the Southern states, and then if b,
cannot see the status Of affairs rel
atlvc to the poor Africans as we
the South see them, then, nothing
but h roIc dose of Mrs. Winslow' 5
soothing syrup will ever relieve
him OF his pains.
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18
STATE NEW s.

Tho Fort Smith Era wants to
know how much did the Poker
Jack crowd get from tho national
comm ttec for defeating a Rcpub-
lican, and clecting Democrat y
1t might include the Gso Repub-
licaus, and the country would then
anxiously await an answer from
Sml,hee, Coffin & Co.
Will Holman, a promising young
man living near Little Rock, re-
Gently fell sixty feet from a pecan
tree, and was instantly killed.
CRAvESs ia elected from the .hird
district, in spite ofMcClure, Stuart,
Smithcc, the Gazetie, and the rest
of the dry bones clngIng around
the Cofiin of the defunct Little Rock
ring.
Company c, S,xteenth United
States Infantry, which was sta
toned at Little Rock, has been or
dercd to join the balance Of the
regiment at New Orleans
A pair of shoes have been made
in Memphis for a negro IN MARVEL
Ark, which measure l5l inches IN
length and 6 inches IN width.
That negro would be a splendid
adjunct about printing office, to
keep loaters in proper trim,
Thirteen convicts escaped from
Zeb Wards domlnions last Satur-
day.
The Little Rock Gazette has
again changed hands. Gen. W. ID,
Blochcr and Maj. John ID. Adams
are the purchasers, and will take
possession next Monday.
Hot Springs has had $4,000
Gre.
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Awaiting the Verdict.

The latest Memphis Appeal in
our possession contains tho follow
ing on the situation
There is no change IN the situa
ton, and there will be none TIL the
returning boards eonsummate the
atrocious villalny which has been
prepared for them TO execute. 1t
will be several days, perhaps !.
week, before a final decision will
be made. From the conflicting re.
ports IN the three doubtiul states,
the reader has the same data for
forming an opinion that we have.
We regard South Carolina rs lost
to Tilden, and there is danger OF
Hampton being reported defeated
1t will be no easy matter for the
Radical returning board to set aside
his claimed majority of over four.
teen hundred. Florida has unques.
tionably voted for Tllden, but ey-
crpthing depends upon the unscru.
pulous managers. There is moth
ing to east shadow OF doubt on
tho assurances heretofore given
that in Florida the Democrats have
carried the state. The Democrats
are now claiming Oregon, but We
have seen nothing TO justify this
claim. But ~ to Louisiana, the
Democrats are so certain OF having
carried the state by over seven
thousand that they intend to make
a desperate fight against the fraud
by which 1t Is proposed to cheat
Tilden out OF his oloctioa. The
returning board will commence rs
work to-day, and the anxiety of
the public will he painful until the
result is known. Ii Hayes should
be elected by fraud, the Radical
party Will bc consumed by the
wrath of an outraged and lndig.
nant people, Any change OF the
figures, and ,be election OF Hayes
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18

by fraud, would give the Radicals
7 ossession OF t9e government for
lour years longer, unless congress
should interiera with the scandal
Gus outrage. But such a swindle
would make thc) Republican party
a stencil in the public nostrils. The
Radicals have been defeated before
he people by majority of three
hundred thousand votes, and ifthey
should reverse this decision by
ricks and frauds, Hayes, instead
OF occupying a position Of honor,
would be gibbeted in u public pill
lory for four years, sneered, loathed
and pointed at by every decent
passer-by. as the creature who Sc
cured office by corruption and
fraud.
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18
General News.

A special dispatch from Rome
announces the death OF Cardinal
Antonelli. The same dispatch re-
ports that Cardinal Constantine
Patriza, general Of the Pope,
is dying.
Tho wife of Blue Jeans Williams
it is SAID, smokes a pipe. Her re-
ceptions will be very select.
Twenty five hundred bales of
cotton, twonty empty cars, and
twenty cars loaded with freight,
were destroyed by fire in Savannah
on the 18th inst.
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18

GRANT, IN his proclamation, sets
apart the S0th day of November
as a day of thanksgiving and
prayer. The election is over, Til
den Is elected, and We nrc roady
and do return sincere aud heart
felt thanks to the glver of all good
,hlngs. Glory be to God on high
Nc country is sale f!
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18

stnE several fines imposed 10y
Judge l.. l.. Mack last week On dc
linquent defendants, iardy wit
ncsses, etc, were. owing, no doubt,
10 the gorious election reports, re-
m,ttcd by his honor. lie, like the
rest OF us. could not receive so
much good news without being
moved to compassion.
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1876

The Memphis Appeal comes TO
us IN n new dress, and although
thirty six years old, looks as neat
and sweet ms n fresh blown rose.
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18

A YOUNG poet of the realistic
school writes "Timc marches on
with the slow, measured tread OF
q man working by the day" Al
most AZ good as the novelist who
described his hero as marching on
to death "with the intrepid step OF
q iackass toward peek Of OATS
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18
Proclamation by the Governor,
STATE OF ARKANSAS, !
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..

80 ~ q ' - - '
In conformity with time honorcd
custom. and believing that the peo-
pie of the state have many and
great causes for devOut thankful
ness to God, |, A. II. Garland, Gov
crnor of the State of Arkansas, do
hereby designate and appoint
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30ru,
as day 1i Public Thanksgiving,
and urge upon the people OF the en-
tire state its hearty observance.
| te-timony whereof, | have here
unto set my hand and caused the
seal of the state to be affixed at
Little Rock, on this Sth day oil
November, a. D., 1876.
By the Governor: A. Ii. GARLAND
b. b. BEAVERS,
Secretary Of the State.
BY G. ". ST. CLAIR, Deputy.
State press please copy.
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18
NOTICES.
Executors Notice.

e ettcrs ofcxecutorship on the estate OF Joanna
q NJ Ellis, deceased were granted the under.
: siyncd on the 18th day Of November, 1876, by
the probate court uf Mississippi ,orntv,
All person. having claims against said estate,
are required 90 exhibit them, properly authen.
tcatcd, FOR allowance, to the executor, within
ON, year from the dat, OF said letters or they
may be prcCludcd from any benefit in said rs
tate add u such claims be not exhibited within
two wears from the date OF said letters. they
shall he forever barred and p cclud,d from az Y
benefit from saii estate.
DAVID CRkIGuuAn,
Executor Estate Joanna NJ, Ellis, deceased,
November H. ls,6
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18
FOR SALE.

The Dickinson Mills, and appur-
tcnanccs, situated on Frcnchman's S
Bayou, Miss. County, Ark. Terms;
one third cash; balance, on liberal
terms. For particulars, address,
). II. Dickinson, Nashville, Tenn.
or, j. W. Uzzell, Goldcn's Lake,
Miss. Co Ark. l0.lli.
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

We are indebted 10 Capt. F. L.
James, circuit court clerk, pro ten
for the following summary OF the
proceedings of the Mississippi coun-
ty circuit court:
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
State VS. C. Newcrom, fined s25.
State VS. J. B. Lyerly, fined S5.
State VS. Chas. Cisscil, acquitted.
State VS. Wm. Emery, bond Tor
iei,ed.
State rs John Thompson, fine s2j
State VS. J a Lovowcll acquitted.
State VS. A Il CIssclI, mol. pros.
State VS. b z Ward, judgement
for costs.
State VS. W i Moss, acquitted.
State VS. NJ S Edrington, fine S25.
State VS. T B Smith, acquitted.
State VS. Wiuslow Cooper, con'd.
State VS. Sam'l Bunch, continued.
State VS. &. A. IIearn. fac S25.
State VS. J J fassolt, fine s., and
appealed.
State VS. John Hereford, fine S25.
State vs. john Brimmage, acq'td.
State VS. Ed. Benton. fine S25.
State IS 3 Z Ward, (2d) aequit'd'
Stale VS. + NJ Warren, acquitted
State vs. Jerry Capps, acquitted.
S;ato Va Wm Wilson, acquitted.
State VS. James Mclaughlin, con,
State VS. Ike Boon, fine SO.
State VS. Jack Bragg, fine $50.
State VS. Margaret Bard, fine 500.
State W Jack .Grigg-, fine $50.
State vs. Grandson Boyd, acqt'd.
State VS. John Sheppard, acqr'd
State.ys John Keiscr, acquitted.
Statc.vs ll.C. Davis, acquitted.
State vs. p. G Ward, acquitted.
State VS. James Stoval, acquitted.
The ease OF the State against A.
Startling, against whom the late
grand jury found u true bill for
murder in the second degree, was
continued until next term. Mr..
Sarling, WHO killed man named
lergan, at picmc in Hickman 3
bend last summer, and who has
been in jail here for two months
past, Was brought out and allowed
to give bail in the sum of $1,000 tor
his appearance at the next term of
the court. Messrs. John Garner,
Carol Rye and Mark Sccoy became
his bondsmen and he went home.
John Cowan, negro, who stole q
lot Of " live pork" from Mrs. Tun-
gate, was sent to Tho penctenliary
for ono year.
James Robinson, the negro who
robbed Mr. Buswcll, and fled to
Tennessee, and who was pursued
and captured by Mr.. Haskins, our
efficient town marshal, was "scnt
up" for two years and four months.
ON THE CIVIL SIDE
n land Office business hae been done,
and the dockets nearly cleaned up
several of the old "stand-bys' hay
ing relcgatcd to the limbo Of de.
parted lawsuits, or, sent to the Su,
prcmc Court. The Davies VS. Can
non suit, which Tor three years and
more, has bothered the Courts here,
took the latter course. In the cclc
bratcd "l22" (chanccry docket,
Nancy A. Burlington, ext'x., against
J. W. Jefferson and others, the do,
PENDANTS took the case out of this
court and moved it TO the United
States Circuit Court for the western
district of Arkansas. In the mean.
time, Mr.. Matthews, one Of the com,
planants having been adjudgcd to
pay more rents for the Fain and
Whiimorc places than he had rent,
ed them for, carried the suit into
the supreme court of the state OF
Arkansas-thc papers make bun,
die that would fll good sized
go-cart', and the clerk will have
Il sweet time making out the trans
cript. Wo will classify and make
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18

PROFESSIONAL courtesy does not
consist in doing a brother a favor,
and then sending bill around on
the sly-yct such things do happen.
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18
Gov. Hayes Acknowledges the
Corn,

The Cincinnati Commercial of
Thursday, says "Governor Hayes
had a level head when he said, this
afternoon II tank we are defeated
in spite of this reccLt good news,
[ am Of opinion that the Democrats
have carried the country and eloct-
ed Mr., Tilden. As il now seems
necessary for the Republicans to
carry all the states now set down
as doubtful to secure even major
ily of one in the electoral college,
! must confess ! do not sec very
much to hope for, and am incl ned
to doubt the possibilities. ! don't
think these encouraging dispatches
ought 10 be given 10 the public
now, because it might mislcud our
enthusiastic friends TO bet on the
election and lose their money.
do heartily deprecatc such dis
patches"
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18
Not g.

GO acres on Clear Lake, apod farm with com
Portable buildings, with gin Juso, . good mill.
sail all necessary out bulldit-; | 0 acres In cul.
uvatloni ~ acre. dead,n-d, art of watch - un-
der fence; centrally loeated,nd Il good lite for
a store aud In thrifty AZ prosperous seitle-
munt, mostly above uNcrk Price - It. 90.
I 1erns viii be mad. easy ia good purchaser
Satisfactory reasons given wanting 10 sell
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18

PARTIES desiring lands surveyed
or lines established, will please ad-
dress me at Cottonwood Point, or
orders left with J. l.. Driver, at
Osoeola, will be promptly attended
to. Very respectfully,
JAMES ANTHONY,
Q % 3m Surveyor Miss Co.
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18
WARNING ORDER.
Trustees Sale.

III Nif IL Of q deed of trust made by Name :
A. Ehriugtnn, and recorded IN The recorders
Office pi Mississippi county, in book g. pages 3i-,,
to Br a. Trustee, t. secure certain Indebtedness
mentioned therein, / viii on SATURDAY, the
2s1H DAY OF NOVEMBER 1870,
At rliE HoCH or l. O'Clock VI
~, and In front or the door OF the Court use
In the town Ofpsceula, sell, az publc auction, to
the highest bidder, for Cash. the following prop
crtv tn vii The south half "a OF the southeast
quarter ~ Of section thirty-siN (}6l township
thirteen tl3l ror,h, range ten lU) east Orss ten
acres, OF The south side, belonging TO 'Ohn kci-
SER. containing seventy acres Of land.
} The equity OF redemption Is expressly waived.
snd title believed 10 be guod / will sell and
convey only Us trustee.
II. HALE,
Trustee.
OscrolA, AZ. Oct 95. lsI6.
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18
WARNING ORDER.
In Magistrates Court.

j. +. Felts Plaintiff
n f.. SuttOn J Defendant.
The defendant, r. sutton, is warned to
appear In this court within Thirty DAYS, and an
sNer the complaint VI The plaiutiG, j r. Fclts..
J.. A GARLiCk,
J. p Monroe Township
oct 20. 1876.
J 4, Best, Au'y for plaintiff
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18
No T.

Nv :, Sec. 20, r. - n, 10 East, withia
~ miles II Osceola, ~ acrcsiow In GUILTY alton,
with "a beautiful cfnp on It, 30 acres nearly
cleaned aud can easily be pp H. cultivation the
next ycar. Comfortable hu-es on the place,
Some uf the land Is subject overflow, hut /,
We ! drained by ditchcs. Pre- 20, j.J cash.
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18
10 3.

W Ne. !, Sec. ST 10 n, r. Vast, 50
acres, 40 acres above otdinaryoverhov, balaLco
v ell timbered. Price $50. 'erms easy
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18

The northeast ca quart Of section Q) one,
in township 40 fourteen, NH; Range q u elcy
en-, East; of which, thcrcrc 30 acres cleared
and under fence. with gooouuses, outhopscr.
well, &c. &c. Also
Thirty acres dcadenea, win can be put IN cul<
tiyatior next year
Price, s2ooO, Terms em Apply To-
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18
WARNING ORDER.

In the Mississippi Circuit Court,
Melissa wade il"in'ir'
James II Wade, Defendant.
The defendant, James II wade Is warned 10
appear in this court within thirty days. aud an
swcr complaint ~ the ~ iutln. MiieG Wade.
Sept ~, 1876. j. II T. HhLE. Clerk,
by II. IL. McNcigh, ID 4.
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18
No g,

l60acrcs, nv sec. 2a'. 10 ", Il 9, East
4 valuable farm now rsisir 80 bales Of cotton.
pr.ce 5000. Terms easy
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18
Lands Fer Sale.

40. /.
Sc \ Nr = Sec -. Township II ", O..
tlncrcs. above uNe.fiuw, ~ acres In sue,
cultivation, balance deHicn,d and under
Price 81, 2OO, tcrm- one third cash, balai
one and two years.
No.
Sc a Sec 20, I II y, Il. East, 100 o
Most OF this tract Is above o-trflow, ~
we'll dcadcncd, aud with No.l would NAL
farm 40 acres " much valu Price ti
Terms Uac .hird cash, ballanG In one and
years.
These lands are the best the frcnrhr
Bayou settirmeni Is near the hurch lnd SC
huu'e, and Is the most desirable lands nov
the market In this county.
The Osceola times., 1876-11-18

J b, Beet A,i'y for plaiDuG
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20
Sruitces % Gefercntcs:

alemet :. Saussn
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20

ban lpttsr til @eiteu fro ben fore
Mano."
"Da ifnIbe, ON bun er, bpab ies
tror benbe for at bore. benbes eane
QUber inart uetals 8ommanbo.S
Oct ill Cher" iusoe Cigar 8emple.
"@i fial MI ipiie." iagoe Stor
8iern; "os iiosn itaI ri saa til ben
bpiee Seedlings Self. gr mine Brp'
Ore ferbise?A
"Sss MAJ ferit baus NIT talenbs
Yapir fGrpist til Silusr @ina, %
hosn er ri fUrpise." iparsbs Cigar
ScmpIe.
SEQ Nal imiSlsrtio u%nnerieps
pore @aabsn," iasos @iIb Bill tbl
ON ben samIe 8eu ifnloe sisnnsm'
itue Dor Solfl9onina. ioa oil leg
life DO oIene. Seq bar bsiluttst al
bare Stlifab meo mig. ON lea lfal
MATTE reiie ben bloeis, 8si I'll Den
anesn @srpsn."
"Mlne 8reore sr iittre; tbi Stol
8iern bar siptt Dem III Srp." iaset
Sgopineen. "San oil pore ut ssel
9ip 90 busrt af bans 8'ipsrss Stam'
ME. irrsno nossn Sfaoe lfuIce pe'
berflrss benz
Seq iror oip." min ianee % aoet
Ben" iasos Ssmple. "Ss III itaI
pi bereoe % pua Beieaet."
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20

iicns miitco. bssss zine Sen neeen'
for Saierns.
Sc,nsn | SOipitaIsts 2isbus belfri.
uss iom frpeteIis. Se opiamlees
9cpnineer Of Wenneiter fploie en-
8urp iaa flor. at 4 it9rfs Meno
baube omit psb at bore ben. Ser
Dor opiua en- Mansos MennsifebO.
p,eer iom itaoiet blepe uunerieste
af EoIt Der baube .miitet Sle8tnin.
Ger eQer 8snner psb lllpffsn.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20
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Wrcnrn.

Sm bsnue mebbeler "8sier 3eit."
felasnhs n9rmere Wsbbslelier: StraT
ier "Woiel' par fGroi9 III at ieils,
blsp en- @oan. paa bpilfen Der par
4 &asisr % / Suitaae afl1sist. for
at brinsss omboro. Yluoislia ifsoe
Der en- irpgtelis GIploIion. 8irfnin.
gen par iirGffeli9. 8rpg9sn bar
vrOpiuIo al MsnueIfer, bells 6Olt
iom herts til omboro | Oamplflbsf,
csIs Silifusre CO bells Yasiussrsr,
iom snDuu itone paa grpaasn, for
at iise fine Senuer Oct iioite Sarusl
ii Cispibne. ium fob pso 6alorsbst
vaa "WOiel." iaa. ioet famine ban
berte Oct irp9teIiss &nalo. 0uitsu
iuIb al forte 8lumpsr. Tom hei /
ale 8%ctuinasr. msosns Der | 4anb
fun par iaa Msnnslfsr at ie. Ol
han troscc. at en- 0ampflsosl bar
lprungst tuitses ban iIg nso paa
S9ffst, bpor en- 8p9e al Sanb,
@las. &~isohptfsr % Wsnntltslsm.
mer itprlste nsb opsr BAN.
SoslUgeslisu ombore | "Woi,l"
par irpeteliS. Ger blsu life It snsits
Sfplisbt lparet. &abptterns agteruo
oar baohe paa Stprborrs os Bag.
BORIS Sioe fnuite % iprGu9ts.
SfanbieflGcninssn par fuuit, Sipt.
porlcrne % Tinousrne / Sflbsts 81
Der bare iprGnSte % faiteoe inoao.
pele bet Snpre Of Sfibst par tile.
LET meo BLOB % ousritrest men
sleonpffer % andre Geuninser al
Acknowledgement. Snbe / Sfrosst
% ooeralt | Stlbet ianot man al.
rspne Mrme os Ben % aner, Dele
at msnnsitsIiss 3ssemsr; islu / bet
lnosrite fanct man no9Is 3smmsr,
Der bar falens mo 9iennem 9u9erns.
Siperne al 9ussrne % 2rapperne
oare iprenete. SsIs Sfibst bar iplot
meo @laslpIintsr. Der snoo9 opfplote
De Sace. bpori | Oampfletfsnet Wa.
Den uar bIspst isrperet iii Wsuem.
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iaa lao, at Den life naaebe OF til
&antsn al grp99en. 0O8 par usiaa
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