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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-17
CONDENSED NEWS.

ST. Louis beginning to be n good mar
kct for cotton. She is making great
preparations to secure u largo amount
from Texas.
The Boston Post thinks Spain has in
suited the American flag often enough.
and that strenuous measures should
be taken for rcparation.
New York is to have freight line of
railroad around the city, at the water
edge, to connect the docIlyards, for con.
venience in handling freight.
Money is wanted by the merchants
and bankers now, to move the grain
east to the scaboard, and the loaners
are beginning to shove it to the west
and south,
Captain John 'robin, of Illinois, whose
name is given in Lees confession, is
said to know great deal about Brigham
Noungs connection with the Mountain
Meadow massacre. When he speaks
some rich developments are promised.
In military circles it Is thought that
the report that Captain Perry refused
to send aid to the brave Randall and
his sixteen men who were fighting the
Indians is untrue Perry has been a
brave soldier, and it is not thought pos
sihle that he would show the white
feather now.
Tho Turks are realizing one very inn
portant Fact in ciyili1ation--thatw war in
wolves n question of money rs we'll as a
question ofmcn Their war department
say they coHld raise an additional force
of2o0,0OO men, if they only had the
means of maintaining it, The Turkish
soldiers pay is said to be only three
cents day, which is certainly not ex.
travagant, but it takes money to feed
him, arm and equip him, prov Idle mon.
ltors and transportation, and the porte
cannot obtain.
The through mail train to st. Louis
from Atchison, Kansas, July 18th, met
with an accident about four miles be-
low, resulting IN the wrociing of the
baggage mail aud one passenger car.
The rails spcad, throwing the trucks of
the hagg sc car out ofplace, and three
cars left the track. All of them were
pretty badly damaged j. c. Brown.
mail agent, was thrown out and received
several cuts and brui ,cs, but was not Sc
riously hurt No other person on the
train was injured,
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STATE OVER.

Icon Cootu--Considcrablo sickness
near Jewett.--Thcrmomcter ON Sum
day the It'll instant Shade, 9S'; sun,
ll6o.
2a7m to,mty--G W. Hill the mil
bird was returned Friday, and VIM
Jones passed out as Hill came in, elud,
ing his pursucrs.
Fails C5m,tg-The Moving Ball saws
Falls county will raise enough corn 10
furnish the Russian and Turkish armies.
Farm labor is over for the present
-G Dung sam Lockharm lost two
fingers last week, ropng wild horse.
Harrison C0Vntn-The new military
company, of Marshall, is ready for duty.
There has been no rain vet. The
late corn is ruined A cold northerucr
blew on Tuesday, ncccssitating closed
windows On Wednesday the weather
was as hot as usual.
Limestone Comty-'rhc merchants are
shipping peaches in great quantities,
The fruit is the fines. in the country.
An insane woman from Austin came to
Mexia ON the 9TH instant, dressed in
mems attire. She was taken charge of
and returned to the capital
Bel Comty-Therc will be a large
surplus Of corn raised in tho county this
year Mr., Elisha Embree had n lot
ofhne fat hogs in pen lattening, nearly
readyfor market Last week he went
to the pen and found fifteen of them
dead from suiiocation, caused 10y the
hot weather.
Washington ComtH-Peaches are be,
coming scarce. a copious rain fell in
the county on the 10th instant, and as
a consequence the crops are very prom>
Using. Corn has made rapid stride
during the wcek.-The bar association
of the county unveiled the portrait of
Judge Baylor on Thursday.
Nruaro County. The meeting of the
teachers OF the fourth congressional
district, met ut Corsicana. Monday. the
l6th.--J. II. Smithcrs, the consump.
tive man who was helped upon the train
in Dallas, on the 9th instant, and died
on the train, was buried Mt Corsicana by
the Central railroad company.--Dan
Mitchell, colored, shot jeff Duff, color
ed, through the thigh, in melee Mon,
day night.
Travis C5imy.--Six Jail birds were
Gagged IN the Austin jail on Friday. Mr.. |
Jones men brought them THE Ga. |
zetie, OF the nth, says: "a negro boy
was brought in chains yesterday and
confined in Jail, charged with the rape
Of young German girl two or three
miles above the city. If that monster
vas found hanging 10 the limb of tree
The Gazette would class it among the
EXCEPTIONS 10 its advocacy Of the supre.
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macy Of law Tho law itselt should
make the penalty death and no decent
legislature would think OF ruduolnglt
10 imprisonment for lilo
Williamson CawV Sunday night
burglars entered about half u dozen
rooms IN the hotel, in Georgetown, took
loose ohanPe. watches etc, aud then
went through some private dwellings
with gucoers, leaving various persons
short about two hundred dollars ---
The Sun will hereafter shine on Thurs
day Instead Of Saturdays. Miss llol-
land was badly burned with Kerosene
oil, while helping the fire with IT,
--~ Health rs good
Hgwoa CmmM Houston county has
au immigration society Eorle Adams
Il president The Patron says that
the heat has heon excessive Tor ten
days, and that rain on "Wednesday
did the county much good by inWgora-
ting vegetation, Corn Ia rather poor
but cotton looks woll---J, i, Illman
shot j o. Campbell near u hot spring
four miles west of Crockett, ON the Bib
instant They IN company with j, s.
iills, all nursery agents were travelling
together apparently on good terms
The cnuso Of the deed IA not made pub
lie, 'lilmon and Bills are under arrest.
SmM C0mlL--A number Of farmers
and business men have organized a So
oicty TO furnish information TO immi-
grants concerning the advantages of 10
eating in Smith county DR. McCary
Is thoprosidcnt OF tho society pOstolloe,
ldndulo Tho election TO vote on the
public school question came of Mon
day. the l6lh,---'lhe mayor Of Tyler
has advertised for three thousand dol,
lars of the city bonds TO be redeemed.
The weather has been so hot and
dry that crops have suffered severely
The crop OF corn Is cut considerably
short Of IN average yield,
Hwas (o,miu Marshal Erickson
while out riding, had his wounded Limit
hurt by u fall He is again laid up.----
Tom Fields, the jail bird, has again
been jagged ----Thomas Dryer has
been ordered out of town, The crazy
neggo, Dennis, was locked up as nuis'
nnce. ----A Brazorin Jail bird was seen
but not captured, in Houston The
hide law is decided by the courts u,
constitutional Tho savings bank is
reported sound.--'lhe newly elected
officers of the state fair are John +.
Brady president f.. W. TAYLOR, vice
president; j. Z, Dumblc, secretary A,
j, Burke. treasurer All lloustonites
Lamar ComtG--Tho North Texan 4
'damning practice in the Jail il that OIL
prisoners beating those who are the last
admitted Onepoor negro was so severe
ly handled u few days since by some
wrctchcs, that his cries were heard a
quarter OF mile from the square We
call upon Sheriff Gosc to put q stop to
this ut once. We know such brutality
Is revolving to him.---rhc days mc
warm, thc mercury in the thermometer
frequently rising to $50 in the shade
---- We had soaking rain on Tuesday
morning which cooled the atmosphere
and gave corn u finishing touch. But
the 8un is out again with renewed heat
Tho splendid rain OF few days
since did no small amount of good tc
the corn crop, especially that being
grown on sandy land.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-17

TuEUr has been several efforts made
OF late to awaken sectional feeling be-
tween the widely separated sections of
our state We are proud to observe
that in every case it has been met with
a silent but effective negative by the
people. To awaken such feeling and
pursue it, would be an objectionable
blunder and we trust the papers will
not only refuse to pandcr to the sonti-
mcnt, but that they will watch careful
ly for it, and frown it down no matter
by whom urged, Ina national sense,
sectionalism now becomes crime; in
our local state politics it is worse, it Is a
political blunder and about it fingers
no single circumstance that can COM
mend tito honest people lfnorth Texas
puts up the best man for governor, we
trust she will secure the nomination.
not because it is north Texas, but bes
cause of the man she proposes to han
die. SO, too, il west Texas has the best
man. let her have the governor So.
too, of any other section of the state
1t should be all Texas, and all for Tex
as. The man or mon who are nearest
equal to the task of caring for her
magnificent future, and who are willing
to act for it alone without reference to
selfish considerations, must carry the
banner of our future political triumphs
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srnclrl.,. srn Mnon rnnlc.

In the atmosphere experienced here dur
Ing the summer month";, tho lothprgy pro.
ducud by the heat takes nWuy the desire i0r
wholesome food, ana frequent Preparations
reduced bodily energy, particularly those
suffering from the effects Of facilitating DIS
onsos. Ia order 10 Keep u natural htalthml
activity Of the system we must resort 20 nr-
linclNl means, For this purpose Scncucl, h
Sen Weed Tonic ~ very elltclunl. A few
doses win create M appetite and give fresh
ygor 10 the encryalcd body. For dyspepsia,
10 IL invaluable. Many eminent physicians
have doubted whether dyspepsia can be
permanently cured by the drugs which are
generally employed for that purpose The
sea- Wccl rontc ID lts nature Is totally diff
fcrcnt from such drugs II contains no cor
rosive inincruis or aclds; In incl IL asst is tho
regular operations OF nature, ana supplips
her deficiencies The tonic In It's nature IA
much rusrn hlrs the guslriG Juice that 1t il
almost identical with that iluid. The gastric
Juice Is tho natural solvent which in q
healthy condition Of the body causes the
food tObe digested, and when thR juice Is
not eXcrcled In sufficient quantities, indl.
Bostion with all its distressing symptom,
follow. The Sen Weed Tonic performs the
duty 0fthe gastric juice when the latter Is
deficient Schenck y Sea Weed Tonic sold
by all Druggists. iuly5.d. w-lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-17

New Nor, Bulletin We cannot m'
ford 10 lot another Indian war row ON
our hands. The uprising of lho Nel
Perces tribes IN Idaho iau"umup lom'
idable proportions, and unless b. B ylg'
orou.ly taken Ia hand Ny the governs
ment not the lcpst OF h. miaIorlunes
win be u formidable raid ON tho rcasu,
~, as soon us congress assemblies. 10
meet whatmay then bean emergency
too serious for even the most courageous
advocate of economy to resist a few
regiments OF mounted volunteers, in
response 10 % call from lho governors OF
che states nearest the Indian country,
would amply sufficient 90 deal with
the trouble now but II 1t be left % drjlt
along IN dcsultory way until autumn
IL may rondor largo increase Of the
regular army unavoidable
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-17

COLONEL DENlsoN, of the Icon CabntGt,
chidos us Tor extending 'wnrm wei,
come to Brick Pomcroy, but does il in
such u courteous way that we are com,
pletoly disarmcd, Whatever Brick may
or may not have been in the past, what,
ever his present vagares are, or the
present state OF his morals he can do
Texas no harm, and our welcome was
only the expression of that universal
hospitolity,which so greatly distinguish,
cs our young empire and which she
gracefully extends to all who visit her
We weep over the faults and loiblcs of
such . man as Brick Pomcroy, and only
regret that even suspicion of impmity
attaches to one naturally capable Of so
much good.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-17

Since the totpldity OF the liver "a the chief
cause Of lts disorder, II is evident that whit
the bilious require is M lteratiNosttt2 ulont
which VIII arouse % to activity, m effect
that is followed by the disappearance OF the
various symptoms indicative OF tts deGange.
mCnt. IoS'ettrr'S stomach Bi'toGs invarin-
bly, achieve the primary result men lioucd
besides removing the constipation, hatu,
lCuce, heart-hurr yeliOwness OF tho skin
and whites Of the eyes, pNin in the right
side ind under the right shoulder, uHusoa
vertigo and SICK headache, TO Which billion,
lnYAlids are pegull rlS subject. Assn remedy
tOr chronic indigestion, menta! despoud
eucy and nervousness The Bitter, are &C. ual y
Gfhcgcious ana usH renoyaut Of lost Vigor
means of ar usting premature decay, and
a source OF roIdi from the tntrmitts &c
which The gen Ter seX is peculiarly subject
they may he thoroughly elied upon,
july I'm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-17
condemnins Es,ravaEant Funerals.

\ Judge in Pennsylvania has given !,
very sensible opinion regarding exlray-
agant funerals, which is worth Quoting
After saying that "pompous professions
Of great length, glistening silver.plo,ed
caskels ami carved marble monuments
are unnecessary for christian burial y
he sums up his view of the law of The
subject in the following words: "Sncb
parades a. are called fine funerals NAV
crafty the vanity Of the living. but No
respect for the dead demands them
and when a tlecedents estate is limited
and his debts are not paid, or where he
leaves n family ofhelplcss children, the
expenses Of such burials will not be al,
lowed out Of his estate. Those who
contract for enjoy such Inquiries must
pay Tor them themselves" What IA
good law is also good sense. Simplicity
~ ail appointments for the dead and
quieiness in The last Offices constitute
the greatest outward respect we can
show them bat as many funerals are
nov conducted, display appears 10 Ia
the iirat thing thought Of.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-17

Inr Tyler Democrat apologies to its
readers outside Of the city for occupying
so much space on the schooltax qUes'
ton No apology necessary ncighbor,
because you are doing them II genuine
service, and one they will proudly
acknowledge ere the little pmttlers
about their knees to-day lake their
places in the active business OF life No
Mr. Democrat give them more of tho
'roe.school medicine. tits both pleasant
to the taste and cllicacious as Il remedy
for crime and iawlessncss
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Rclnflonsnip ~ HnIn nnd STOMACH

IL u close ono, Indeed, lhoy nro connected
hy that wondrous elastic Ink, the sympn-
thotio nerve, which communicates the ABB
normal sensations Of the organ OF digestion
90 that OF thought Now, II digoBtlon IL din
ordered, the brain. being the great focal
point Of tho ne yous system, all the nerves
are In Some degree affected, Tue main cauB,
Of nervous trouble ~ impaired Digestion
ana that ~ usually produced by weakness o
the stomach, llostaltors stomach lItiors
rcotllos THIS aud oyorcOmos nervous dohil
ity 10y iGusing Increased energy into the 0p.
Grafton OF the organs Of nutrition. Through
tho agency ofthia hcncdccnt tonic, not onlS
are the nerve, ylialilnd hut the entire on
ganlsln acquires ylgor uudregulnrity,
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A bright view OF ,ne ru,ure,

Boston Post The day of apprehen,
sion for this years cotton crop is almost
past and and a large yield is confident
ly expected Behind this, also, is an
unusual production Of corn, wheat, oats
and sugar cane, and the southern PEG
pie expect more money to spend than
at any time since the war That rrisi
will help the northern as well as the
southern mill and add to the forces
tending to make business more active.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-17
Irop l,rOAnpcts.

The crops of Trinity, Bastrop, Travis,
Lee, Milan and Bell counties, are bet
ter this year than ever known. The
small grain is very near all secured, and
1t is immense; as high as thirty, three
bushels Of wheat TO the acre has been
threshed in many places. Tho corn
crop is very promising.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-17
Recommending n Mammoth.

An artificial mammoth, built b,
Martin, German naturalist who has
devoted much attention to extinct
species Of animals, is on its way 70
this country, and is to be placed in
the Rochester museum of zoology. a
description in Nature says II meas
uTes sixteen feet in height by nearly
twenty.six feet in length. tis made
upon wooden framework. covered
with wire cloth, the latter being coated
with paper machc. The hair is reproS
duced from the fibre Of an Indian palm,
the tusks are Of wood, and the trunk is
ingenioasly made ofpaper."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-17
DALLAS. TEXAS,
TUESDAY MORNING july H.

Tue Marshall H1aH says those who
look for Governor Hubbard TO convene
the Legislature unless some grave con'
tingcncy arises, will b miamltcu
That's ourjudgmont and hns been all
along The people can safely trust
Governor Hubbard to do what Is right
in tho matter
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-17

Tur Palestine NcO Era is complaining
that the Tyler Democrats leading arts
cles ARE three columns and half long.
They must have Il good deal OF "nub
in them to hold one up to the work
ouch weather rs this, Put the spice in
them, and somebody will wade through,
never fear.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-17

ANDERSON County lands are rapidly
advancing in price The railroad aye
has done much for Anderson but
her lands are good and climate all
that eau be desired, and there isno adj.
cquatc reason why lands there should
not keep pace in value with any section
OF Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-17

'ruG Hampstead messenger is jealous
bocOwo New England proposes to regain
her lost ascondancy by annoyng Cam
da, Remember we always have Mexico
to fall bacl, upon, whom the worst comes
TO The worst.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-17

Tng DAILY llrKAlpW published eve y
morning, ~ inpi IN Mon lnY ~ 30 pn
nunum ln ldVnucni postage pirpMu OF
~ GENTS pnr week delivered Ia lho niiy'
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HaiurlRy morning ni " lu por year post
npn piopnll,
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nnnpnmll one timN % 10, q tnh subsequent
Insertion, 7ig nA hpsrlal rnlns lnr weekly
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Wanisd-M Male Help
To Rent

ID DOM TO RENr--A nice, furnished ,oom
IA suitable for two or more gpnllem"D
convenient to business. Apply al rorner %,
llpusinn street ana Pacific avenue, No. gg
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GRANGER HOUSE,
40, 0Oj u 0O7 Main Street, Dallas, Texas

Th:s house is new and well ventilated
having southern exposure, und is centrally
located. IL Is In charge Of It's old PROPRIETOR
~ Sawyer, who never fniled to please his
guests. Parties seeking q house with all n q
comforts OF n home, cannot do better than
to give the "Grnnger" call. Travellers ar
irving In Dallas, via the Central railroad
can reach this house by taking the Main
street horse cars, one block south FROM de-
pot. The best dollar II day house In the city,
Re sure to get oil the street cars nj the switch.
Jun21ddm z. SAWYER.
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For Sale.
AtGNrneyA AZ law

Bookhout Il Simpson, Attorneys at Inv
No. 81 Main street, opposite Tho UtNM
llice, mp .StalH. iunSI-dNwtl
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Miscellaneous Vents

\TANTED e. Every body 10 hny. mn.
w clothes cleaned, dyed ana rnp.ircl n,
JAGOiiJWEBER,S Eleaningand DyeIrgG.
tab llshncnl, SOP Main street, nallns Saug.
lHclloh warranted iulylllyr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-25

-
til6oi 1T in Baltimore scbortn uurosi,
snadte bier feline Stubien, ,puroe bic
gum Yrieiter seucibt. ,pirtte bier in bel
sceliorse als aiiitent an Der 6;
pasrifs' Rirde uno .als Yfa,rer an be,
st. 8riSitta- 4irde, iotpie als seerctdr
oes Germ grSbil&ofs spaIbin9, bis c,
gum apoitolii@en Wicar BON Norb.
Carolina ernannt tpurbe. SIN Sabre
1872 'uuroe ct bann 8ii9of BON Rid.
monb.
Sic aatboliten bon Baltimore baden
ALE uria&e, Dem 9errn Der 2ir4e 3u
sanssn fir ole seiitioeu @naben, bic et
our4 feline 9irten iiber iieine 0eerbe
ersob. Wir beten innis fir bic &ube
Der Seele bes Dabinsei&iebenen. Dem
Soft feline 0erSenssits unb @obltbd-
ti9teit rei4li@ belobnen u15ge. Wir
pollen au& Soft banten fir ben erbal.
tenen miroisen griab.
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Som Mu8ldnDe.
9eutf&1anb.

Sn Bremen bat ii@ Die @e,perbe=
TANNER fir ben gintritt 8remens il
Die 8eiGsjo1linie ertlart. 0ie Ser.
treter oes 9anbeIs betdmpfen bieier
Gintritt.
- Sic raiii@e %esieruns fouf,
am &bein ~unssteure MaTen YuIucr an,
auf Der giienbabn quer our&
Yreuben bsf0rbert tperb.n. Gin bieIe,
Gage in gpbttu9nen eing.troAene,
9uloertransportSus' mar por, einen,
OffSier unb Mannldaften bes I. rbeis
nii4en 6ubartillerie. 3esimsnts besIei.
tet.
Sn 2eip3issfanb an IA. Sep
Elm auBeroroentli9er @emeinbe=
tag iatt, Der cine Mrt Generals Der
lammlung bes pom pe~rfterbenen Stobt.
ratb Robner SesrinSeten' beuti9- ijrae.
litii4er @emeinbebunoes. biloen ion.
- Die "a mmer in Bapern bot
zines ibrer beruorrasenoiten Miteliebe,
perloren. Nm %. b. Wl. iit2r. Edit.
Mbpotat in 8amters, mad ihrei.
lpo&enti@er i&werer Rrantbeiss ssitor.
ben. j +
Cine iebr prottii9e Gsnrsatune
6oben bic 4OIiieibeb6yben aaer ars6pu
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en,bauunsen.

SroB Der @utmiitbisteit unb @eue,
bic Mne, Corner in Der unterreouna
nit ieiner Grau erbeuaelt, fam Martbo
in elmer iol&en Mufrseuns 3uriid, bab
fie nur nit Mabe lire 6aHuns bebaup-
ten %tonnte, nm Ii& ni@t ibreu, 8ruber
5u perratber. Gerielbe mar in3uii@en
in Yesteituns bes crit tir3li@ fur Mel.
bourne re%uernannten 8eSirtseommii=
fars mad 6auie setommen, in peldsm
Iebteren uniere 2eier einen alten 8e.
%iannten, ndmli@ Gbarles @ulad,, tpie-
berfinben. s.is,,s M.
Mie Du bla6 bit! iagte Georges 3u
ieiner S4meiter. nadbem er i5r ieinen
@ait porseitelltrb bate, 1T Sir benn' ct
mas unansenebmes be9esnet? ise 3
@as 6dtte mir benn be9eenen folen2
erpieoerte Wartba nit erj,uunsenem
2ddeln, leben mir bier nidt in Der pol.
fommeniltn @ube unb @i1erbeit? ~
8isber tueni9ftens,, iaste @eorges,
betamen, mir Don ben Ganbfr,i9ern
nod teineu ju @eIi4t. ibri9ens loll lid
aeraoe ,iest cine siemIi& sefdbrli4e
8anoe i'm Walot aufbalten.
ga, uerli&erte Der gommiNar, es
famer mir oienitli@t 1eri9te 3m, bic
bieies @eriidt beitati8en. Abcr ,Ne fol-
len i@ in a@t nebmen, benz ,penn lie
1i9| unbequer, jei9en,. 10 perbe i'd, ole
Iarrner Der goionit %oufbieten, UNI auf
lie eine Saso ~ MAIDEN, Der lie mob.
i9merli9 snttommen.
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