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NEws IN BRTEF. The Cuban in.
surrection has como to an end by the
surrender Of its principal leaders.
Capt. General Jovellar has proclaim.
cd peace. There were c. failures in
New York last month, with liabilities
Of 1858, 5sS..."..The G per cent. in.
terest bill has been signed by the gov.
ernor and will become a law on April
LIST .....Bayard Taylor's nomination to
be minister to Germany has been con.
firmed by the Senate. The Irish
all over the world celebrated March
eth. II was the anniversary Of Rob't
Emmett, who lost his life trying to
free Ireland from the yoke of bond.
age.."..Dick Moore, Coroner Of Lou
isville, shot and killed himself in
Memphis this week. He had been
drinking, and there is some doubt
whether the shooting was suicidal or
accidental......The terms Of peace he.
tween Russia and Turkey have at last
been signed. The Louisville Medi.
cal schools turned loose upon the coun.
try l60 new Doctors las, week.
Congressman Banning's bill to reduce
the pay of General to $4,000 ought
to become law......The large houses
Of Newcomb-Buchan and Harvey
u Keith, Louisville. have suspended
Ill is said that there are two mem.
bers in the Legislature that cannot
read or write .....Bluff old Ben Wade
has breathed his last. lie was Con.
gresham for several terms, and nc.
quired big reputation for honesty.
He was buried at Cleveland, o.
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4 Card ln,en M. Geo. ~. Roh,.l.

STANFORD, XIV, March 6. 80
Editor Iaisriar JbHrrai-
learn ihi. morninr iha
report i In circulation to the efcct that u
probably hca candidate for Jailcr against the D.
ocraiie nominee, in August NEXT Give me a.
TO nip this slsehooi In the bud. wanted tho D..
inaiion-l worked for u, aud, like most candtlns,
was both disappointed aud surprised thai ~
not receive IT, But, 7 submitted mtSr>JNrrA
Convention, which met yesterday. Tho tsvcs.
tion decided sgainst me, and as an hona,at nsa.
! hold myself hound by that decision, ID chiiH
ticket nominated hiss and will eontinur 10 svc ~
support. Respectfully,
GEoRor W. lsuIrr.
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ADoUT one hundred and fifty build.
ings were destroyed by fire at Hot
Springs on Tuesday night, creating a
loss of 100000, on which there is
but s23, 900 insurance. II is estima.
ted that over thousand people have
been left homeless, and aid is asked
for the destitute families. Only one Of
the large hotels was burned. None of
the visitors or citizens were killed.
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A BILL granting pension to the Off,
GERS and soldiers of the war OF 1872
has passed both Houses OF Congress.
There are about ten Of these old ystsr-
ans In this county.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-11-08

SINCE the passage Of the silver bill
gold has declined to lfc. premium.
This is the lowest figure reached in
sixteen years. and in a few days. no
doubt, there will be no premium at
all
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NILS G. PARKER. Ex.Treasurer Of
S.Carolina, who was In Jail tor embezzle-
ment, has been released on his own
recognizance, having turned States
evidence. 1t is said that the fur will
fly from some of his former associates
in Office, when he gets a chance to
testify
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The defeated candidates for Assess.
or can console themselves that the
Office is not such big thing after all.
The Legislature is about to make
some considerable reductions in their
nav.
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sOrLE sOTNTY WINS.


shelby tffD.
MARCH ), ISIS.
THAT'S RIGHT.
The &. $. x. Il. is doing very lively
business
SYMPATHY.
The general topic is the fight at Huston
vile, and the people sympathize with most
Of the wounded.
ROBBERY.
The store Of c. Greir was burglarized a
few nights since and abont thirty dollars
worth Of goods taken. No clue to the
thieves
STEAM SAW MILL.
The new ~sw NM n~rv - - ~. ,..""
4 Co., Of indianapolis, the capacity of
Of which is $1,000 feet Of lumber per day,
is doing it, best under the management Of
Mr.. Russell. OCCASIONAL.
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Mn. WATTERsoN's lecture in Frank.
fort last Friday evening, on the "Com.
icalities. Whimsicalities and Realities
of the Southern Life" is highly eulo-
gised by the Keoman. Could not Mr..
W. be induced to lecture here? His
very name would secure him a crowd.
cd house.
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]. R. WARREN 4 SON.

A. A, Narren Is Agent heis hoe the singer, the
heat sssins Machine made. Samples on hand.
g07.lyr
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'-------' =
J. R. WARREN & SON
"P. O. STORE"
Our stock Of Fancy Groceries will Away
be complete, embracing among other
things Cheese, MaccaroDi, Pickles.
Chow Chow, Mustard, Extracts of
Lemons and Vanilla, the beat.
Dried Peaches dApples, Prunes,
Ouuants, Raisins, Cranberries
Disseoted COcOanuts, Peach
and Apple Butter, Mince
Meat and Spices of all
kinds, &C., &C., &c.
We keep the largest and best assert,
ment Of Canned Goods in town:
Beans, Peas, Peaches, To-
matoes. Corn. Cherries.
Raspberries, Straw
berries. &c&c.
We now have In stock fine line Of M.
CARS, COfees, Teas, Rice, Molasses,
Syrups, Maple Syrup, Coal OIL,
Vinegar, Lard, &C., Ae.
We keep constantly on hand sup
ply of Flour. Meal, Potatoes,
Eggs, Butter, Dressed
Chickens & Turkeys.
will hnd Il 60 their inter
est TO bear I'm mind that we are closing
out at cost for oAsh the entire stock
ofIron, Buggy and WagonWhssls
Spokss, Felloes. Hubs, &c., pur-
chased OF Campbell a Miller.
Don't forget us when you are
In need ofIIardwarci we can
supply you with anything
from ISiSct Ia n Crowbnr,
an Avn tn a. Post Anger.
We have lately received stock Of Col
lars. Hames. Blind a riding Brides,
Trace Chains. Halters. Saddle
Bags and Blankets
We are Agents forth famous
Diamond Iron plows.
can ~ see them.
Ne Keep - supply OF Needles tor all
kinds of sewing Machines.
W saR faTHlsh the ladies Al aRy and all tiuass
With Cr0WH flntlHg hAehlnes
We rcsl~sihilly invite all to give us q call bcior
Purchasing clseghe
I.R. WARREN 4 SON.
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SOMETIME since, Miss Kate Clax-
ton, the actress, who has made herself
famous in the role of the blind girl
in the two orphans, was divorced
from her husband, Dore Lyon.
Last week the filed her petition in
bankruptcy, alleging that her liablli-
ties are $4,000, with assets amount
ing to o. The other day in "the lit
tie church around the corner" in New
York she was again married until d.
vorce do part to Chas. Stephenson, al
so in the theatrical profession. Thus,
in six months has she been divorced,
declared a bankrupt, and married,
and is now ready to he burned up in
hotel firel
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BrMocRATyc TfCEET.

BEwocRAryc TfCEgr.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE,
ELLIS w. BROWN.
COUNTY CLERK,
JOHN BDAIN.
COUNTY ATTORNEY,
w. II. MILLER.
SHERIFF,
.. j. CROW.
IAfLER,
THOS. ID. NEwGAND.
ASSESSOR,
II. M. PENNINGTON.
SURVEYOR,
JOHN L. BALL.
CORONER,
ia M ES GO0DE.
CONSTABLE,
G. ". GENTRY.
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PnEsIpENr HAYES had the andnci

PRESIDENT HAYES had the audaci-
iy to veto the Silver Bill in face Of
the big majority by which it passed
both Houses Of Congress, just to prove
that he could he consistent, if not
wise. The veto was a rehash Of his
old views on the subject and contained
not one i,lea that had the semblance Of
newncss. When the veto reached the
House, Hon. A. II. Stephens moved
to take up the bill at once, which was
agreed to, and a vote taken immedi.
ately. The result was 1856 for, and
20 against the bill. In the Senate the
same haste was manifested, and the
bill went through on a vote of &C to
~. II seemed to be the fixed purpose
of both Houses to show Hayes what
a small potato" he is by making the
hill law over his little say, and was a
rebuke that he ought not soon to for
get. Preparations TOR coming the
dollar Of our daddies has already be-
gun, and it is hoped that the big
white money will soon food the coun.
try.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-11-08

TUE Legislature has done one praise
worthy act, at least. Speaker +. W.
Turner's bill, providing that no per-
sou shall carry q deadly weapon con-
ccaled, has passed both houses by a
large majority, and the cowardly muir
derer and assassin must hereafter wear
their artillery, If they wear it at all,
on the outside Of their clothing. There
is no exemption to the law, and the
Courts have no discretion when a man
is found guilty, but to send him to
Jail for not less than ten nor more
than fifty days, and fine him not less
than $50 nor more than 500. The
law is u most excellent one, and will,
no doubt, reduce the number of muir
ders in the dark and bloody ground to
a number somewhere in the pale OF
civilization. Thank God, the days Of
the fiend who carries his little pistol
hid under his coat tail is at an end.
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IT is refreshing to see that oil Vir-
ginia has n governor who is determin-
ed tn protect the credit Of the Histe.
He is for full payment Of all her in
debtedness, and has nothing in com.
mon with the repudiaion. A few
days ago he vetoed the bill passed by
the Legislature to prohibit the recep-
lion of coupons tor taxes going into
the school fund. The Senate sustain.
ed bis veto.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-11-08

WHEN the "whipping-post bill" was
taken up in the Senate the other day,
and a vote had, it resulted in tie.
The deciding vote was then with Lit.
Governor Underwood, who had the
cowardice to vote against the bill.
This ought to, and we hope will, settle
his hash in regard to his Gubernatori-
al aspirations. for man who could,
for the sake Of few bummer's votes
reject bill so necessary to the moral
as well as the pecuniary interests of
the Commonwealth, is not fit to he
Governor, and ought to he at once
returned TO private life and Oblivion.
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DanriiIe

M.pc,, A. 1879
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''i''' "e-srS' an "'"Nr' l'"o"eS an" ia
eoo7 'or tue ue'ehN' III" "eorse Jenny
'oi'''o""Ta''h N''orney' 'or tue prose
c"''oh. A"o"' - OF 90 MINOR cases nave
oeeh "''lS'Seu ol-''oS' OF 'he"' ''h''h'ed
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rnee'e" I'M" the ounce room !" "i'eher no
'e' ny parry o' ""'giafS' pn' '~lng una
o." 10 8" 'ar'hef' nothing was stolen TN
'he S''ne n'sh,' '"n S"Pl"Se" .! the
'an.e party Mr. r"' L'""cy STORE was
"'Ne' ''''", anu some i,S~e 'nnnse 70 'he
OF - '' was S'oie"' ms Is u"
'n'r" ',"e '''' n",s'a'S "A'e e"'e'e" WI
L""y STORE "'m'" '"' laS' 'e" "'0''"
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49, - - 81 81 -. -.
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NV ADVERTISEMENTS.
JUDGE j. Ii. DENIS

i Candidate for Police Judge Of sta iord
tion August next.
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FARM FOR SALE.

viii offer for sale, 10 the hrhcsi bidder on
hoNDAl, APRIL !. ISIS helore the Court -hsnse
door In stanford. NY Farm on Dix River. on
tanning i72is ACRES Of fne Land. An excellent
dweliing-house on the farm. Good water, wsod,
&C, and good liarn. Terms easy and made knswn
on day at sale.
al2-2t-Mar.s12g 1T TATE
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10 - t.!

IN stanford on Court lay a two-Nar.ald m
HELPER. branded on len hind hi with " j"
a Reward will lie paid, u delivered o me ai ".
Ad0lphus Thurmond's
3i2-tt NJ nuISnN
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We resleoinlly Invite all 10 give us q call before
purchasing elseg her.
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We call the attention of the pub
lie TO the quality and prices Of our
Goods. the same can be seen and
learned by calling and examining.
Remember the place.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE,
ELLIS w. BROW " d.
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HENRY COHEN,

/ X. l.. Cash Store.
OPP. Myers House.
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COUNTY CLERK,
JOHN BDAIN.
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sKSATE-hr. Bruce called up his motion TO re-
consider the vote ny hich bill for certain ar-
preparations 10 the Central Lunaiie Asylum, sas
rejected. A sscond vote vas taken, and the bill
passed House bill to amend the Charter Of stan.
ford. Passed. A bill 10 exempt nom execution
property Of $500 value 10 each house-keeper with
faloily, and leHale dependent upon her lshor Tot
support, was passed. A bin 10 repeal all laws
srantlng Lottery privileges. Passed.
EyENIN0 SEssIoS--A resolution 10 authorize
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SHERIFF.
.. j. GROW.
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IAfLER,
TTOS. d. NEwGAND d.
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COUNTY ATTORNEY,
w. Fl. MILLER.
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9o9sei9nitteme 9ameni6ubG
$1.20 bis S1.5O bei
ISM. &Iee.

Bay- Serr YbiIip 3urenber9er, rei'
ienOer &gent fir Die ct. 2ouis @etrei0e
GIebatOr @Ompagnie, mar Dor etnigen
Sasen in u%nierer Stabt UNI nit 9etrei-
be.Sanblern un6 Sarmern elm lleber'
eiutemmeu betrefS Gerfenoung bon
Wei;en, Mais, Gessen, 9erite unb
9afer an Die bon ibm repr6ienttrte SIR
ma gu treffen. 9ieieIbe oferirt benz
SerIenoer bon Setreibe gang beionoere
Sortbeile, Oa Die Sradt brett bonn
DampfbOOt in ibre rieiisen 2aserrdume
8ebra9t, uno Der 6ubrIobn eripart
piro, aud fno Die Speeien fur bas
2asern, @iesen unb @hortiren bss
@etreioes iebr mGBi9 10 bob man fir
Die eriten fiuf Sage nidt mebr oils %
Gents per Sad gu soblen bat, wdbreno
9etrsiOe al Der 2euee ouseeIaSen in
ser eriten Nadt auf p Gents gu ltebea
tommt. @enn oas @streioe nit 8or-
tbeiI rim Built" berfauft iperSen fam,
bat Der Serfenber fir sic eriten 3ebn
Gage fein Sager9eIO gu bs3abIeH. Siir
oielen Gle0ator beitimmtes @etreibe
ioute an Die IOreie bes betrefcnoen
SommilfiOns &aufmanneS ycare ST.
Louis Elevator, o~erIanbt merSen.
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6albleOerne 9erren S@ube
;u Dem nnrrbOrt uieOrigsu %reiie
ton $1.25 su ba6rn bel
&m, Slice.

Hgr 9ebten Siensta9 Oerfu6te Com
table Neuenbabn auf eincn y Srie'
oenSridter Settler nuSgeiteIlten Ser.
blftsbcfebl GbaS. 3ief su orrctireu,
fano a5er ooB Dies feline 10 Ieidte Wuf
gobe lab, ga iid Der III &crbaftcnre
ener9iid CUR @ebre iette uno iuIckt
nod ncIIen 9eben burd bas @crfen ron
Stcinen beOrObte unn ibn apang BON
ietnem GeUoIoer @cbraud ;u MAIDEN.
Ser 3uidmmenban9 1T fOIgenper
Shou Dor einigen WOden erbielt
9crr Neuenbabn bonn Srieocnsridtcr
oeu 9aftbefebI, Oh CT iebod bel elmer
friberen &erboftung 9tiet'8 in ieiucr
8ebaufung auf nersweifelten gSioers
itano ittc6, bcidlOB err cine Qilnitige
8cIegcnbeit %abiuluarten Inb ibn in DER
Stabt ab;ufa0en. Nm Sienstng traf
er ieinen 9tanu in Der Star WiiQS un0
tbeiIte ibm nit Dap er cincn Yclb0fts
befebl gegen ibn in 9Gnben babe unb
criudte i'm obne weiteren @Iocrtanb
i'm sum Srieosnsridter gu bcAIeiten.
Suum bate err au59eiproden als Nief
ibm eineu cerbcn Sdlag ms @clidt
uericBte unh eouou elite. NCueububu
iprana suriii uno bolte lciuen gteOoIs
per berpor. 2intatt feline Nufforoe-
rung ibn iii beQlstten, 81 bcddlten ging
9tief CUR Sfcniipe iiber, inbcm or grobe
Steine bon Der StraBe ouftOb uuo
nn6 Dem Seamteu ialeuoerte, bod
alIdli6er Me,ie niht truf 0cnn
bdttc er icin 3itI nidt nerirblt 10 bat
ten mir uber eluen SOotibIag 3u beribs
ten. Oils Der 8eamte iih nuf bieic
Meiie beorobt lab, ~feuerte or einen
SduB aus lcinem HeUoluer iibcr ons
Saupt ietne5 Nngreifers ob. Ga oies
niAt bali lab ct iid Q~eswuu0en allen
@rnites, @ebrau6 BON icincr @afe gu
MAIDEN unb lagte er cine Sugel Ourd
oaS rcdte Sberbein, mdbren0 Ole brittle
I'M linfen &Orberarm einornug. Sept
ergriH Nief Die Sluht unO elite in ieine
Wobuuug, BON no er nod Srisoen8s
ridter Settlers Sfice gebradt wuroc
unO Dor elmer Surp iein @erb0r b~eitano.
0as trtbciI Iautete uSduIbi9" uuO
Die CITRATE ouf S25 uno Soften. Sc
aenwartiq lift &ief i'm II. g. 9oteI elm.
quortirt, no er auf Soften oeS county
9ep1egt wirb bis fem 3uitanb feline
Giniperrung in Oet Sail erIaubt.
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Gnnnth Wnfnnlf.
University of the State Of
Missouri.

Columbia, Boone County, Mo-, !
July IL, 1873. !
To the CLERK of the Gascondde COUNTY
Court:
SIR:-It is my duty OF inform you
that under the provisions of an Act OF
the General Assembly, approved April
/. 1872, wide Session Acts, 1872, PIP.
1850, your county is entitled to send
TO the departments of the State Uni
yersity at Columbia and Rolla, during
the wear ending July l, 1879, 5 studens,
between the ages of sixteen and twenty
five years.
Under the rules adopted by the
Board of CuratOrs, students shall pos
sess a good moral character, and shall
pass a satisfactory examination in
photography, reading, writing, arith-
metic and geography" and must pay
the fees prescribed by said Act, to-wit:
On matriculating, an entrance fee of
ten dollars, and contingent fee of five
dollars; and a like contingent fee at the
beginning of the second half year,
making the whole annual charge
twenty dollars. For the schools of Law
and Medicine the annual charge is
forty dollars, each. The session of all
the departments, under the presidency
of Samuel S. Laws, LII. D., will begin
on the second Monday of September,
and will continue until the first Thurs
day of June, 1~S79-eXcept that of the
School of Mines and Metallurgy at
Rolla, which will begin and end II
week later.
Ample provision has been made for
the education and care OF young women
i'm all the Glasses of the University.
1 beg to call your attention to the
appended extract from the law on this
subject.
You will please, after giving two
weeks publication Of this certificate,
transmit to me, on or before September
1st, a list of the names of all the youth
of your county who intend to make
application for entrance into the Uni
Versity at the Ommencemen of the
next session.
If such a list is not transmitted,
students from other counties will be
allowed to enter .in lieu of those to
which your county is entitled.
Board can be had in clubs in the
college buildings for male students at
1928 per week, in private families ut
$500 to 4.50.
[ am very respectfully, your Ob't
servent, ROBERT l.. TOED,
Secretary Board Curators University
of Missouri.
Persons desiring to enter the depart
ments of the State University at Co
lumbia o. ROlla, are required to make
known their intention to me on or be-
fore Sept. l, 1873.
WIN. G.. BOEING.
Clerk county Court Gasconade County,
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ggA 9 Onneu / n It i. Nm
ndditeu NfOntag Den 20. Suli miro Id
Den Semobnern Der Ser. Gtaattn bas
%ieltene SdauipieI elmer totaIen eons
nenfniterni6 oarbieteu. @ier in N1li.
iouri miro biefeIbe UNI un9efdbr baIb
oiee llbr Nadmittags ibren 9nfane
nebmen uno um etpa baIb feds ltbr ibr
@nbe erreiben, aIio cine Oduer bon 60.
;wei Stunbeu baben. Die fog. 2inie,
moieIbft Die Sinternis ellie totaIe
iein miro, beriibrt 8aIpeton (Seras),
DenUer (@ol.) iopie Sirainia @itp
(NRoatanu). Sn MiIouri lit Die Ser
finiteruns feline t~OtaIe, % feIbit our
Belt Der 9r0bten Siniternib, .. 3. UNI
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eriehen, finO Die 9erren SirieI, Subn,
8er9ner unb &ief Sanoioateu fur bic
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amter ni9t mebr oils 4pei a%ufeinanber-
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gu fem ideinen. unO treue Oienite su
piir6i9en l%pif1en, 10 Iino ibre Nusfdten
auf @ieberermabIung iebr gut.
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belt auf Waiorttdten rednen ourften
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&aAfadt unb Der 8erfoIsuue poIiti.
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nib bieieS 3Dedes Der fosenannten
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berieu9un9 a%ufordn9en, 6aB elmer 9ar-
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berob 3iebt obne ibuen bas 8e6t Der
Sertbeibi9uns gu 9eben, bic 3eaieruua
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