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, 1878-01-26
The Cossr1rurosA1 CONVICTION, whethe,

HE CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvKx1IoN, whether
intended 60 or not, seems to have been so ar
ranged as to give the republicans "sure
thing on majority. To start on, we have
three members elected from the territory at
large. Now it 50 happens that in a period Of
sixteen yesn the republicans have carried the
territory, with two exceptions; and when de-
feased it was owing to divisions in their ranks.
In the matter Of electing delegates to the con-
stitutional convention, there can be no division,
and SO if this is made party question, the re-
publicans will have the three delegates at large.
Next the territory is divided into three judicial
districts, and totdese districts We have assigned
corresponding number Of delegates to the
convention. The returns of elections for the
past ten years give the second and third Judi
ci.l districts to the republicans, with about
oGual chances for carrying the first district. In
any estimate the republicans can safely count
upon carrying two of the judicial districts.
This secures for that party 1--WE out of the fif-
teen members Of the convention. We have
nine council districts in the territory, and each
district is allowed to elect delegate to the
convention. One election with another, the
republicans have FIVE of the nine members of
the council, and it is not to be supposed that
they will be less powerful when it comes to
electing members of the constitutional conyen-
ton Concedins the republicans five council
districts, they viii have ten members of the
constitutional convention, or two-thirds of the
whole number. We give these figures for the
purpose of showing that the democrats have
nothing to gain by making the choice of dele
gates a party question. Indeed, in framing
the organic law that is to govern the new state,
We think it would be well to drop party and go
for the wisest and best men, Properly party
questions should have 10 weight whatever in
the deliberations of convention called for the
purpose Of framing constitution that is to
govern a whole people, and We trust that any
movement of the kind will be frowned down.
When the constitution is framed and Wash,
ington is admitted as a state in the union, it
will then be time enough to divide upon party
questions. But for the present it Will require
the united efforts of men of all parties to Sc
cure admission, and hence we deprecate the
proposition to make the question of electin
delegates turn upon party issues. In this ter
ritOry We have score or two of small bore
politicians who always think that they can
carry the territory, and are Just as uniform dis
appinted. This class will dissent from our posi-
tiOn, and insist on dividing upon party lines
If the majority so decide, we shall fall into
line and work for success, but as matter of
jud'ment we question the wisdom of any such
policy.
, 1878-01-26

NEW FIRM-Hon T. T. Page has formed a
eorartnership with NJ. a. Carris, Esq, for the
purpose OF dealing in agricultural implements
and farm machinery Mr. Carris has lon ,
been ayed iii that line of business, and our
friend Paye is too We'll Known in this commun-
Ey to require any ccmmendation from u.s.
Active aid Persererin;, the new firm is quite
OF this valley.
, 1878-01-26

THE NOTARY PUBLIC LAw.-1t will be re-
membered that mention was made in former
issue of this paper, that the last legislature
repealed an act in relation to notaries public,
approved November 14th, 1873, and virtually
e-enac;ed the same act, adding new provisions
thereto, thereby causing legal inquiries to be
made as to the effect of said statute. Chief
Justice Lewis held that the former act was
repealed; the repeating clause being a general
and unequivocal one, to-wit: "All acts and
parts of acts heretofore 7ass< in relation to
notaries public be and the same are hereby
repealed" And now, upon an information
fled by n. II. Bloomfield, prosecuting attorney
for the second judicial district, charging j. 5.
Allen with unlawfully exercising the Office of
notary public under said repealed, act, comes
Jud ,e Greenes decision on that question, who
finds that the repealed act Is still III force, and
comes to that conclusion because the icgisia-
ture did not mean what it sad in tie r"pealin
clause. The question becomes interesting,
because both judges are eminent lawyers We
have taken the pains to consult other authori-
ties upon the subjecs, and find that Justice
Field. of the Supreme court of tire United
States, one Of the best lawyers in the land'
sustains Chief Justice Lewis, toMit:
"Where two acts are not in express terms
repu ;nant yet if the latter act covers tilt
| whole subject of the first, and embraces ne"
| provisions. plainly showing it was intended as
a substitute for the first act it will operate as
! q reDeal of that act.
, 1878-01-26

PROFESSOR HARME.,, the renowned ventrilo-
quist end disciple of the black art, has been
givirG series Of entertainments at the neighbor-
ins tOans, and may be expected to hold forth
1t Nalla Wal!a one or tw0evenings next week
His Ite:tainmerts are highly endorsed hr hath
press aad public, and We doubt no. he will have
full houses.
, 1878-01-26

Coop MEcHAYIt.-The Gordon Job Press in
asf In The STATESMAN office went on ''strike, ,;
'Ae day this week: and for time was altogether
nhm i'r service. In this emergency We called
" our assistance Col. c. +. Kraft, chief eugin-
Ger OF the fire department, and under his
niAhifuia'ions the machine was soon placed in
aeia'r and made to work like charm. A good
;h'shanic like Mr. Kraft is a greas convenience
NJ community and saves the owners Of fine
Ia hines u vast deal of trouble. .. .-
, 1878-01-26

ScHooL DISTRICT No. "a having reported
more tkan 800 children between and q years
VI asc, is proposed to establish graded school.
under such rules and regulations rs may be
pre-, ,cribed by the board of education, which
will Meet annually on the first day Of April,
at iympia.
, 1878-01-26

TRUE CHARITY.-A kindly disposed gentle
man called at the STATESMAN office early in the
week and placed 50 in our hands to be expend-
ed for the benefit of a needy family, noticed in
aprerious issue The money was paid over to
destitute mother who has five children to pro-
vide foT, and was most thankfully received.
, 1878-01-26

JAMES MADIGAN, Esq, has been awarded the
contract for herdiny and caring for the govern
,,.pt animals at Fort Walla Walla. During
the Nez Perce war Mr.. Madi Jan faithfully
served the government, and We are pleased to
know that his services are appreciated.
, 1878-01-26

The COLUMBIA HOTEL, Dayton, w. T., is a
most valuable piece of property, and well de-
serves the attention of persons who may wish
to en- ,a;se n that line of business. Mr. j. NJ.
Hunt, tee present proprietor, has important
business that calls him East, and hence lie
offers the property for sale.
, 1878-01-26

,rnerJ.R LEWIS positively declines to be-
-. candidate for the constitutional conven-
A., We regret this decision. With the singu.
lar lack Of men of brains in the territory, the
yryices Of such man as Judge Lewis III the
ss,rsn,;on would be invaluable
, 1878-01-26

T. R. PLYLy, NJ D., graduate of the Ohio
medical college, physician aid surgeon, Walla
Walla, w. 7. Sur ical operations performed
on moderate terms. Chronic and private dis
eases treated with but little medicine. Cures
guaranteed in every case We undertake to treat,
having no time to dablle with incurable dis
cases. Diagnosis in all chronic diseases aesur-
ately determined and oopsuli istion free. Office
rIsriIi vcJ, nvsti Coriier rfIS,-
, 1878-01-26

FL. sHEhiFF S1EESE, of Columbia county, was
III Town In the early part of the week. He re-
ports Dayton prosperous, and says tie progress
IN both town and country within the last year
Is something wonderful In a ve-y few years
."iumbia and Whitman will be the leadin
,ni Sentiss in tn territory, leaving Walla Walla
e,ies Eastern Washin ;son will control the
..sI..oTy' and no lon.er be at the mercy of the
, 1878-01-26

MORAN W. DAVIS. ! asel known citizen,
a;eI at his residenc.sin. this city, at an early
hon, Yesterday morning. He had been sick for
g., h,1 time, and hence his death was expected.
II, leaves wife and three small children to
noun, his death.
, 1878-01-26

PLEASANT PARTT-M Major r. r. Rees and
his ,,,imsblc lady entertained their friends in
rand style, Thursday evenin-. The spacious
n,r,ors and sitting rooms were crowded by the
i.auty and fashion Of the town. the whole pre-
senting a scene of rare beanty.
, 1878-01-26

THE SCHOOL LAw.,Judsins from the steps
that were taken early last summer by the
teachers all over the territory, and other per
sons interested in public school matters, We
looked for, and had a right to expect that
model school law would be passed by the ieSs''s-
lature i: a law that would only require to be
seen to be adopted all over this great and united
country. As for OURSELVES, and We clam 10
know something about educational matters we
exnr.ssed a belief at the time that the school
law then in force was all that could be desired;
it answered the purpose in the state OF "lscon.
-, for MANY wears, and does now, and had
civen full satisfaction for many years IN this
territory. The new school law has come 10
hand and upon examination we find that II Is
a document not at all adapted to sparseiy
settled country such as this territory thar II Is
;mpracticable in many respects, and particular
" injurious to Walla Walla county, IN this
that il repeals the law heretofore passed direct
ing the money derived from liquor licenses, etc.
:, 90 into the school fund. Eut II Judse
Grsene's decision holds good, namely, tnat
the legislature did NOT mean what sayS III 'ns s
repeating clause" it may. yet, be appheu AZ AZ
heretofore. However, we predict tnat uhe =,
the first acts of the next lie lslature Will oe 'he
rareal Of this onerous school law.
, 1878-01-26

.-vrS SAN FRANCISCO CIGAR STORE, fine
- q choice Havanas, which Sam will sell
y :. .,.,u;shingly low rates. Also, full stock
:. ,ot;ops fancy goods, etc, which must be
a"s TO- ant 10 make room for spring stock
, 1878-01-26

Nor SNAIL Pox.-A few weeks sih'e :,
wers current tina. an immi rant faiany' Camp =
on Mil creek, four miles above town, nsu III
trm3uced the small pox- Growiny out o, ' -
report more or less unessiness has Deeh ,.d 'ei.,
on;st which our local board of health appointed
nrs Goodwin, McCurdy and Boyd enafs.o
with the duty Of visiting the locality and naAN .
in, thorough investi yation OF the true hA'D,e
Of Of the disease. This examination was maae .e
YESTERDAY and these physicians no" rep0f' "
tbs STATESMAN on their professional n0ho,; ~
,b,t there has no. been single case On S,nAl
no. in the nei yhborhood- The disease Q, ss sn,.n
Mrs. Herbert died was incident to cni.a o @
Two persons are now down with 3 ss'n ,:...n -
,;on Known as rurieeNa-a species OF on'e.e" ,
pon The late hour .t which v;ss ias'f presudss %
eSn n,,hI;cat;on Of their official report IN t ths
;sSna sne Init thew personally authoI,1e US IN sre
o.. ros;t;ve terms to deny that snere mas -
= nS s;nrls case Of small po1 in ths'ocahsy name0'
, 1878-01-26

r,,s HARDY, Esq, general superintendent
,.,snortation all THROUGH the Nez Perce
:. visiting his Walla Walla friends, and
W" has it is matrimonially inclined. We
Fnn'r -.,ulste our friend.
, 1878-01-26

Has. W. N. STEESE, Of Umatilla county,
o-s,on was in town early in the week and
,sid us the compliment of call. MI. Steene
!. ,pullican in politics, and yes liberal enough
.,,aErcl .be for and read q democratic news
, 1878-01-26

PEEsoNAL-Dr H. F. Adams, of Oakland,
California, formerly of Chicago, has arrived at
the Slime House, Walla Walla, and will remain
one month for the treatment of all forms of
chronic disease DIR. Adams is a res ular sradu-
ate of a regular school Of medicine, and is a
thorough surgeon, practical physician and
scholar And all the afflicted will do well to
call and consult the Doctor. Procrssstination
IS the thief of time.
, 1878-01-26

,ocrs,sp DAMS The Portland Standard
Lie .svs that the unlocking of the Columbia
:,,, Is Of more Importance to Eastern Oregon,
- xbich we add washin- ION, than any or all
~. - "nrcposed railroad lines.
, 1878-01-26

BOARD OT EDUCATION.-The new school law
proviies FOR board of education to consist of
the territorial school superintendent and one
suitable person from. each judicial district, to
be appointed by the governor and confirmed
By the legislative council We are not aware
that the council bad an opportunity to confirm,
no appointments having been made, hence ws
have no beard of education as contemplated by
the school law.
, 1878-01-26

PES.wa IrENs.-A correspondent wrltes Us
under date of January 22d; that the weather
was warm and splDas like; the ground was c'ea,
of snow and the travel had commenced; iaho
hunters were arriving daily, and quite mum,
her of claims had been taken on Fiety fia'
within the last few weeks A demand has
sprung up for town lots, and quite numOe, ,
b.d hssn sold. Cram & Martin have contracted
for the buildin; of feed stable-S0xso.'ne
u.,sr;., TO he delivered by the first oi May,
Ics had been running in the Snake river, but
I,d NO: interrupted the trips of the ferry boat
Passen .ers were crossed without delay an" o,s
20; 5000 pounds of fruis was crossed one
team with oE' The roads leading to and from
day day v a1s condition and the Rsus~a
as5s dnng .se good and alto e ssthsi d sf
rrospects :, Of the town are all tha' can y ~
, 1878-01-26

hAtA WMLa RACE CouRsE.-Within the
~ Week Mr.. c. S. Bush, proprietor Of the
e'of'e Just above town, sold the SAM. the
'e oeins given at sS000 This is one of tie
' race tracks in the country, and as the breed
tOrses improve and the valley settles up,
"ecome valuable piece Of property.
f,,s,9 purchaser, Mr.. Collins, late of Portland,
lns 70 spend several thousand dollars in the
nss. I" new buildings and general improve
u. b., Ss,. ~lien Ii will be in all respects one of
uest raclnG courses in this OF any country.
, 1878-01-26

IL 'sE FERRY. .-immigrants will read the
ement -, under this caption. On Crab
s.,, and the Four Lake country, they will
A. IAfse bodies of land open to settlement
-. an Vleet, the surveyor, pronounces these
:, ~ he y hnest in the territory, and destined
Tbs.. Instant day to become very valuable.
With Al. Hs all prairie lands abundantly supplied
e,sv os a'er, and with timber convenient and
and ss..,A 1ccesA Here is a chance for thous-
'Asfs " secure good homesteadS
, 1878-01-26

4. 'iiArioS RssuNED.-We are pleased to
.,aH that the o. S. n. Co.'S boats will resume
'H Trips between the Dalles and Wallu,a,
on Tuesday of next week, and
mSSiSS tyo trips a week, unless inter
r'ea ~ Ice es low water The steamer Annie
C.EIa a VII W be employed on the route, leaving
nonnS, tuesday and Saturday mornings, and
IT, with the railroad cars rs heretofore.
torn On the nver means business for both
via "nd country, and hence we in common
aoupssma Saf readers jeyfully hail the above an
, 1878-01-26

EORN.
ADAus.-January 9th, 1873, to the wife Of
F. f. Adams, daughter.
, 1878-01-26

All orders must ba signed by three directors.
and conntersinrA by the clek A copy Of
school law and, blank orders have been mailed
to the address of earkelerk.t- =,
, 1878-01-26
AAIsRlEll

AAERlED.
b BoYER-CusHIS. january Sth, 1878, by
]. D. Laman, J. p, George W. Boyer and
Ida NJ. Cushin, all of this county.
, 1878-01-26

Persons calling for these letters will pleas'
say " Advertised WM. NAwTER, L. NJ
, 1878-01-26
LIST OE=LETTERS

Remaining in the Postoffiee, at Walla Wall
January 10Th, 1873:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-29
@obIfciIe GntrIttMn0.

Der r2eieoerein" int 6er 8un6eSz
bduptitaot @abington ulto Die oorz
tige vSreie u eme II DC" erluden urts
um Gerofientli6ung bon 81 TT il ltun q 81
SeidIHien, tpel6c bon otelen Sereis
men gegen bic 9etp3tger rs q r.
t%enIaube" ecfaBt ipurben ulto ipelbe
3u9lei6 valc 0euti6>Amerttarer, oenclt
bic @bre Der Gerublif ant 9ersen liegt",
ouiforbcrn, svber ,0artcnlatbe" ben Gin;
tritt III ibre SduIer sl DertpcDrer."
Die ungebeure gutriiitung Der 8ai6s
inetoner 6erren piro burd Die Gntrilitung
bcrDoraerufen, nit iuelder bic v@arteu>
Iaube" inter benz friid)er @inbrud 6cs
Nttentdtes bonn 2. SUM- iiber Die Mtprbanz
i6I1ae 9e0en ben erlten nelen beutlhen
Gaiicr 9~elprod5en bat. Ser Nrtifc[ ber
,@artenlaube" lit alerbing5 lebr iiber>
i6tpdngIi6 gcbaltcn, aber cine ridamIoie
&unSgcbung oer plattelten SerDtlitGt" lit
er idon besbalb niht, pcil ielbit in tbnt
reattionGre S6ubgeleBe nertporfen tDerben.
Der lt0ebeler loDale Tnm 0es NrtifelS
bcbagt aud uns feinestpegs; aber es fGut
uns ridt elm, besbalb ber ,@artenldube"
,ben Girtritt su bertpebren." @olte man
in 8etreff Der 6unbgebuugen iiber bas
9lttentat bonn 2. STINT 10 iudblcrild fem
pie 6ie ,6crren lit @aibtngton, 10 ntilBte
1ndn iiberbdupt alien beutl6lGnbii6en3 eiz
tun9en vben Gintritt DeripeDren", mit9lus>
nabme Der iosialbemofrattideit, unb logan
~einscLne bon bieleu miiBten ausgel6lpiieit
peroen. Gmporen6 lit ntdt Die @nt=
rIitung iiber bas Nttentat, ion6ern oaS
greultde 0enun;iantentburt, tpelbeS benz
Nttentat folste unb an Incident Die v@ar>
tenIaubc" feline SduIb trGgt.
Sebr ih0n lit baS vtreue SeitbaIten an
ben republifanii6en Soealen", beiieu itdJ
bic 0erren in @aibingtsn riibmen; ntht
aan3 10 i60n aber nintmt it6 Die epiee
raoitaIe &raftmeterct unb Teri6tcntiuerei
in einem freien 2an6e mie Nrnerifa aus,
no ite gar ni6ts foitet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-29

9lrt finb, gor3 %beionberS aber bic YdlnteH
in beip1berer @eile gepflan3t tperoer' lonz
ten. GrDGlt man cine lDld1e 81an5e aus
einem freltoen 8arten p0er @etuddsbdltle,
10 lltde man, mag ie and nod gcrtil9ellz
BEN Gopfroum baben unb fi6 in gar3 gus
tent !3uitanbe befiloel, bod lobalo. Sctt
utO llmitdnbe eS scitatter, oielelbc IN Der
Wetle eil1supflan3cn, tDte IS ertdbrnn9sSeS
ntdB fit Sic 3irtmerfultnr niiBltd, ioenr
ntft gdr 1totbtpenoig lit.
8eim YcrpfanScn ali bcrfdbre man TO-,
bdB Die aus bcm SDpfe %genonhnerer Ytlans
sen m0gli6lt por icber 8el6Goigung Der
Hltrselr bcpabrt iperben. Die Yalrtet
baben lalge, ipr0be, fleiidige, ii6 ipentg
neraltclnDc 8ur3eln, ar Ocren illtglten I'M
terlten @l1ben ancit ii6 bic SaugldipGmn7
dcrt befinbert, b1tr6 tpel6e Die Nuftablne
Der gtabrura itattftrbet. 0el6nttteite DOer
ionit perlebte @urSeln crleben Die perlorez
nett S%auguurseln nidt Ici6t our6 Bill
bu1g reler, tpte eS 10 oiele alloere @etpdtble
tbur; bcsbalb mltB man ftG BET ben SAL
men Dor allenn 8ei6net0er DOer lolt1ttger
8ei6Gbtgung Der Wurseln iorefGlttg biz
ten. SOUR etipd borbafbene falle ooer
ionituie bel6G6iate Wur3eln rniiiien be-
butlam fortgel6nitten tDerben. Nuerotngs
lit IS beint ltmpflan3en DGuftg n0tbtg, Die
ausgeiogene alte @roc moglthlt 81 e%ntter7
nell, baintt mar beinn 8eIalien berlelbet
ni6t gen0tDi9t tneroe, gar SIT groBc 3opte
gu neripenoen. 0ieie Grbe trdbe man
nit ipiben Stdb6en borfidtig stptlden ben
@urSeln beraus. 9a3u lit es aber crfors
berli6, DAB man bas 11mplan3en ttur
bann pornebme tpenn Ser 8aIen ith in
nabe;u trofenem 3uitanoe befinbet.
Selbitberitdnbli6 in6efien bart Llat Die
Yadn5eit, ipelhe man umltopfen mill, rtd1t
10 lebr AIT 6ielem 3tpede auStroGncn Ials
icn, 6dB iie ielbft ld)on barltntcr leiben,
D6er baB oer 9dlen, falls CT aus l6tDerer
@r6c beltebt, 81 eirem feften barten Stunt
ben 3ulamnenacbdden it,. Bel mGBiger
Srodenbeit iinb audi Die 0ur3eln tueniger
ipr0be unb iaugen it6 ipGter an bic frtl6
gegebeue @rbe better ait.
9lus bemielben @runbc muB rrtan Set
Dem Wteoeretrpfan3elt nit grDBer Boritbt
nerfabren, oomit einest6etls bic @ur;eln
BET bieier 8ornabme ni6t Derlebt tperoer1,
unb anberntbeils 5iptI6en oenlelben ooer
III BEN Topftudnoen ntdt leere Edun1e
bleiben, ionoern Naes 8letGmGBig mttGroe
eefiiat tperbe. 6obIe fGume iln Bauen
ftno Bic getp0bnli9iten llrla6en bes Saul
iucrbens Der 8urSeln, tpobon 10 bGufig Die
I~opfpflansen sn G,run6e geben.
9Bas bic Sorm Der GDpfe betrifft, 10 bers
ipcnbe man aud fit 8almen licber G0pfe
bon geip6bnliden Gerbdltniien, b. }. iols
0e, BEL welAen Bic 60be MIR I'm cin Mez
niges betrGGtli6sr lit, ais ber obere gr0Bte
0nr6meiier. Die eigens 10 %genannten
9almentopfe bon bebeuten6 9rO6erer 6obe
fin6 fir iiinsere Hflansen gum minbeitens
iiberfluiiig, bat man iol6e dber einmaI
argetpan6t, 10 9elanet man BET Different
8erpflansen bal6 GIT STANDARDIZATION,
ipelde fit !3tmmerpfIanSen LGitig unb uns
idon tperoeu.
(S9tuB foI9t.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-29

barber, bab Oeitrei9 etnen (obfdon iebr
inoerbauli6en) 8roden ct6alteft lou uno
Stolien gar niGts. Sn auer gro6crett
St0oten bes 2a1oes MAIDEN ite beftigc Oez
monltrotipnen fir Die 9lnei9nult9 bon
NdIld : Strol uro Srtelt. OaS critere
Grentin %, ein Stid Sdn0 bon 240O
engl. Quaoratmteile1t, rdgt ebeuio Ders
Ioden0 gcrabe sipil6cn 8cncbiB nrb bet
2ombarOet Dereit, tuie ettpaS tpciter
tpcitIih Der S6tuet;er GantDn Seiitn
(Gictno) uno es lit et9entlid nod iebr
beid)eibcn bon ben italteuii6en S1norrz
bolben, 0a6 lie ni6t aId ben lcbtern Oer>
Idngeu. Die 11uperiGGrttbeit tpdre in
benz einen Sale nibt GROCER, ais in benz
dnbctn. 9Bas aber 9ar Grteit betrifft,
10 muB Der Habnitnn 6er Staliener i6on
in 8I0oftnn uin9ei6Ia9en iein, ipenlt tie
fid ctnbilbcn, baB infer irgenb ipeGden
1lmitdnben Seitreid bieien ieiren ipidtigs
fen, ia tbatld6lt6 ieinen eir3igcn Gee
6ofen (bent Siume, Gattdrp &C. fonrten
fir ben Meltbanbel ni6t III 8etrabD 9uts
niutg auf9eben tper6e.
9as 9oltSe @efreii6 unb @ebcul Der
Staliener mad ether @ntl6dotgrn9 Qatlr,
boB Nnoere etipos gefriegt baben y madt
aut 11nbefargere lebigIib einen ldberIidcn
GinOrld. 9enn cine 9reit5enl0le Sornirts
belt geb0rt ba;u, INT SIT glauben, baB Seits
reid iidp burG ioldeS 8efreil9 nerbliifen
UNI einid)iftcrn IaIien tDerbe. gbgeleben
banon, bab Seitrei6 fir fih dlein reidIi9
fart eenltg lit, mn Die SStaliener au4aaren
All treibcn (ipie IS lie nod / nj III + sugads
rem setrieben bat, merit lie feline t6iilie bon
duben bdttenl, lit audi nidtS 9etuiler, aIs
bab III eitern ipIden Sale bes freden Nnz
griffs BON Seitcn berStaIiencr 9eut d.
Lamb it'd auf SeltreidS Seite itelcn
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