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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-16
YELLOW FEVER INTELLIGENCE
AT yIcKsBuRa.

AT VlCkSBCRG.
Vicksburg, Sept. 13.-Westher cool.
thermometer at 3 p. M, 80 degrees; at 8 D.
m, "a degrees. A light frost is reported 10
Jefferson county this morning. Some think
there was a like frost here, but no one saw
1t. The cool weather for the past few days
caused hopes ofan carly frost, and the slight
increase in new cases yesterday and decrease
IN deaths caused every one to feel more
hopeful, but o.day the death list doubles
that OF yesterday, and the new cases greatly
increased, but the number cannot be given,
as the physicians do not report. Deaths
yesterday, IL; to-day, 30. Among them G.
n. Carr. telegraph operator, who came here
tie 1st of September from st. Louis. We
have heard nothing from Delhi in several
days, and the telegraph line 10 Greenyille ia
down.
AT HOLLY SPRINGS.
Holly Springs. Sept. 1.-Two doctors
ARE sick to-day, and the noble ones left are
worked down. We need three more good
ones; Last night DR.. a. T. Scott, of Proud.
WOOD, III, was arrested here, charged with
malpractice: It is believed he is not a doc
tor. TWENTY-FIVE new cases are reported.
Since Col. Walters dispatch, Dr.. Seeur
is down with the fever. The fever is on Ihe
increase and quite fatal. The cold has beer
severe.
AT G%ALLIPOLIs.
Gallipolis, Sept 18Th the infected dis.
trict there are now thirteen cases, three be.
ing reported convalesceut to day. Two of
OF these are very bad, the balance improy.
ing. No new cases reported in the past two
days and no deaths. Rain Continued lin
midnight. To-day has been cloudy, with
thermometer at 90 degrees. The panic is
entirely allaved in the city, and the presence
OF the scourge would hardly be suspected
but for the almost total suspension of bust.
mess.
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OFFICE STREET coMMrss1oNER

Sent. 9Th. 1879.
Tho ,,r.,.rs,a, Ill, .aaa..a - '..' -
.t y n MnHnefSns.sa NIL reeve sealed prOp0saiS
The n.d dav ~ ~ Snnt SIsS u 1 aanxfao... y; H., ua ~
ill., siI I sSa ~ 10y y, oePIeMpSr iolS, IGr repairing tne
y r salMs na' ne ti aaa c;t Ge eoi = III the ioiiow-
No sn.A.o AL
ne u Res0tced w TIE Mayor and GUY Council OF
te Cay o. Ydnhcn:
Of Yankton, to. wit The side walk on the west
side Of Broadway. in front Of lOt a hiock "a
W~itherspoon's Yankton the side walk on the
west SIDE Of Walnut street, in front of lots ~ &,
r. -, u s;Sa a; iots i4& l5.D!ock II, Iodd's Yalkton ;
IN y,f frnHt NJ int ~ q az y ea 3 y sac OF Wainat street,
~ iLvnI u iotS ., 8, Q, oGls, block 4, lOtST, 9 &9.
non yrI1ss a ~ we sloeMaik On the west side OF
Of Do,,alas avenus i im t si%ew W 11t IN I tae east ; slde
+ and i6ts 4 . = r. . ~ ~ h ~ ! 'os y p q :, DioSk
y, mesI saGe OF Capltal street, IN front OF lots 10 &
TX IL " 4 ~ ~ iincE a. !, .ido.y.ft q ~ ro ~ 10. ~
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COMPUTATION sIMPLIHED
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|2lmes. RI III
This COO plete and comprehensive Calculator
IS used W thousands Gf farmers, mechanics and
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sSee ~ w Ii,s. ~ grlgtnal and rae1t.d methods ben.
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Instead OF Being Surrounded and ln Dan
ger lie Has Defeated the Enemy.
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CHURCH DIREuroRY.

CHRIST CHURCH Episcopa Corner Of Sd anc
walnut streets. Rev. f Il. Richardson, rector
Services ut II Il. m. and 8 p. IN.
METHODIST EPIsCOpAL-C0rncr Of 4th and
Douglas streets. Rev.J. A. Potter, pastor. Ser.
vices at II a. III. and 8 D. m.
CoNGREGATlONAL-Corner of 9TH and Walnut
streeta Rey. Joseph Ward, pastor. Services al
II a. m. and 8 p. M.
BAPTIST CHAPEL-Corner of Fourth 4 Doug
las avenue. Preaching TO- morrow by Elder j. +
Coffman, at 3 O'Clock p. m and y. p. IN.
UNITY CHURcH-Court House, Rev. w. II
9 o'clock p. m. Sabbath School Immediately af.
ter morning service.
,CATIIoLIc.Colner of 5th and Capital streets
Rev. !. y. Lliiver, priest. Services at 10 80 a.
M. Ncs3erS and Sunday school at y. m.
UNIvERsALIsT CHARI-Cedar street between
second and Third. Rev S, Wakefield. Dastor.
services at II a. M, and at 8 p. m. Sunday
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New Advertisements
Price, TEN Cents.
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NGth EOITION,

Containing a complete list Of all the towns, IN tho
United States, the Territories and the Dominion
s'ooS S aeeSrdia Ss 70 k,e 5 u, sap cessss! t SIsssslss ts's,'
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local circulation In each Of the lAaoes na6aed.
Also, u catalogue Of newspapers which are rec
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NC In proportion to prices CHARGED. Also. the
Religious and Agricultural Journals, very com.
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the cost OF advertising In various newspapers
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A disappointed lover who went south
three months ago with . blighted heart and
q strong appetite for death and oblivion,
came chasing back the other day with a
lace like new whitewash, camphor bags in
every pocket, and an overwhelming anxiety
to behold the scenery beyond the lakes. Vel.
low fellow and nonsense won't bunk to.
gether.-Cin. Breakfast Table.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-16

DAM Beautiful So. Grand Pianos, price
Upright Pianos, price Si!,1o0, on
e'iS SIS 49, New es!s s sl1s: c e1a!ss; : 49, ss5aye 6i sass,
pic. iss''s $780, Sc. %. only I sin5. g Z n s,Snsi
1876 Mirror Top Organs, only
S105. Beautiful Parior' Organ. price $s4o, On
~ S9J. Fraud Exposed. $500 reward. Head
TRAPS for the unnwary" and Newspaper about
cost OF Pianos and Organs, SENT REF.
Please address DANIEL BEATTY. Washington, 4. j.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-07-11

Two GREAT CRops.-The. United,
States produced last, year cotton crop
worth : $250, ,000, ,000, and a corn CROP
worth about $5S3,000, 900. Of aVtotdl
agricultural proiuct Of q, coo ,OO0, 600 The
corn crop forms the elasgost item, being
aasgalyi more than, double che value df
she crop which used to. be- called The
King j Of, American commerce. The
Knight has now laid aside hi0 purple
robe and crown of jewels ana become a
highly ffespeEtable Glitch, Who fsaiffell
received ever yWhere,g but the Ahul5a Of
hiB e6thteiiB far ies5 than that of hid t,le.
bbian i6ighbor, Iuiian Corn. who enters
into ths buaitleEs Of society in q, wonder
sfutvarietys ef iornnslia ii Hisguasts sit down
80 q homelyibiEL of fire, offering hominyy,
gEiddls cakes egg bread, roasting care,
puGdiHg, johnny cake, pop,corn, He
Shove with pride his eTeil -iilled stock.
yards of corn ssd beeveA 7 and sporkers,
which supply the home and iofeign tihf-
keia With tbs finest meat lii the world.
from the sweet bsesS sSteakt to slle fragrant
snger-cnred ham; ft7fof4 the tablo cofia
king. He, has Immense factories en-
pioyed making stasch and ,syrup, con.
cunning millions of rbushels. He rnns
great disti, ~ e, " Fhich send out alcohol
efongl 10 a6ht q feet OF WI b. fsI.-'
'hlahing material to the aEts, fevahtiei To-
the g0sephnis fascaliEy to sssse yshisgsy
rings; AID themes 20 thu temp rance, lee.
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Earsesv;las, s. c., Ji.ae 10, 1873. q

AN INLAND syVATERsP B Ri. .-Persohs
who chabeed to be Sd The oheh frtir, 'ye5-
taEdg5g about 12 O'clock aifd who were
looking towarda tho 1sst,; had their gss-
tention attracted to very peculiar phe-
nonaenon inE the. Clouds orirathen be-
tween the slopds md the ieartb, ,ipithe
direction and ppearently5 ip the yjcih-
NY as Morrison, ten mises sep thygest OF
thic place. 70 an observer q portion bf
tbs cloudb seemei 10 bacorih almost solid,
and hung down Ike d gteas pouch 7 or
bag. " Vffas they saw tfHs Il Wateist t3ut.
The spout canie to Il point 1pFaFentIy
twelve or "a ifteen feds fromE the earth, ada
1t aWayed about like an immense peudh.
lum dAnnlinr In thn afr re szna piaiEsAA :
for about ten nlinateg. and gFadualiy
disap peated, apparently being apcked up
into the clouds. Tho RfsatS EST. danages
seehts TO have fallen upon the vicinity
Of LstfIeton, where about i've miles 6f
county vas dovsGst TED. Hail III l1arRe
quantities fell alec. Fences vert. blown
over and the country flooded. A large :.ss
OF winter SthsAt vas slesigeyei.t : he
tracks of tho Platte Gahom sbraach fithe
Dedver and South T0rki iTfh hiIYoafl syks
iinunds .ed n piacss 'he bridge over
lulUu OresK WIS eIETef Fart ~ or en-
tirely carried aNay--3o al { Ii, ssk any Fste.
that The train from b ei0NS tssia utiSble u
reach Denver, and no mails we're fcckiss
ed from : 2 Ih6 line last night jyaageJa
II Coz ] 1fibt1tles 5elf ln ssiiala 81 &
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ONE !MMIGRANT's EXPERIENCE IN
SOUTH CAROLINA.-Having been for
many years accustomed to the rigors of
Northern climate, desired a location
for the remainder of my life where the
climate would not tax my vital energies
so severely. My attention was recently
called to this locality-the northwestern
part of South Carolina-and have now
been here several months with my family.
We unite .n saying that the longer we
live here the better we like the country,
and it would require strong inducements
to get us to fetrace onr etena!ts In aighL
of our dwelling, aud oniy three to I'VE
miles distant, is the Wnnderfnl HT heEsnalp
or "Isothermal Belt" on this side Of the
Blue Ridge. Like the Calf Stream, its
influence is felt for several miles in front
of it. The "Belt" itself is Esarly or
quite frostless region, owing to the fact
that no dew falls'on It, and il much cooler
in summer and warmer in winter than
the country bordering il on either side.
No spot has yet been found in our cuun-
try that equais this "Belt in tho preduc-
ton Of large and exquisitely fine favored
apples, ounces, peaches, grapes, sc, To
look az the SOIL convinceB any one that it
is rich; and while the land few miles
remote is not as rich, yet it is good, and
produces all kinds of crops weif, innciud-
ing cotton. The fruits and vegetables are
1ell known throughout this State forth
.ine quality and flavor. And here let me
SAY one thing about. the. cotton crop that
few Northern people know, viz: after.
being q paving crop, and always bringing
cash, las there are ak cotton factories hi
this county that pa, good dividends TO.
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Whentter md YYhePornr

4stasss Of sholefaio typs pseyaiif or there Is
saass % aPRssheHa 2 visit fress ihern the systcm
eonYsg of HoslS lels Stomach Bitter resfccs d..
Sssttoa s1a fss s6ikr habit of BODY Sro ths best
sAfsguhfas ME suesf ana both are d.
e6rei 81 tits lhestiAaahle Tonic aHa saiiesatite.
TIE Bitters arc xtremely ssEvieeabie in rcha.
,ssdying such dls9rdesa. II pgomptly taken in
6liioss ls cole aiasshsA ana eolsrs raosbus, the
ulso1So y ttSpaiIy ITuaErarS- m uIaTTpVca rlsrs,
0hly ecessas - RESTORE ne tdne 6fl the 9cS
faxed ana tIfs s eaa 0fth s,kAiac enessS
,sf thss ilesnps lad oa tEe rsotinca, heat
bum sliaraAess nsusea hsaaaeha and otiieg
fynptnlps of IA the Eassrir ana hspalsc
REGIONS are also TStie 81 this eaeelisnk
sstaeay. as i 1stail las Il Is In yaiaabie
aimee Il FlItaptly 0ha comp re th5ss
sIlhents u ahieh are Sf rac4s ne ldeha eeea{ssase
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Oats vs., Indian Germ.

"The sun (world) do move.o Old 70.
gressive agricultural advances to the
movement, and as the tide rises the old
ship will clear the strand which has
ground her bottom for ages.
1t is curious to hear intelligent far
mers, learned men, acknowledging now,
for the first time, what common observa.
'tion should have taught them moss
grown ages ago, but it is better late than
never.
Mr. A. B. Allen, of New York, gen.
tloman Of culture and experience in agri.
cultural products, stock, etc, hastens to
express his appreciation of the opening
of the subject Ly B. f. j. in the Country
Gentleman, Of the comparative value Of
Oats and Indian Corn, as horse food. II
is gratifying TO know Mr.. Allen is equal
to the emergency, and tina. his expert.
ence confirms the established usage oi
thousands of good farmers in other sec.
tions. He truthfully says, "Corn is not
only too heating, especially for horses
under eight years old, but it does moi
make the fine hard bones, and tough
cords, sinews and muscles, that oats do
When Western corn-fed horses are
brought to the East they cannot be pui
TO hard trucking Immediately, but have
TO be used at first with much care, and
broken gradually to it. 1t generally
takes six months TO year of oat and hay
feeding, with moderate work, to give
them sufficiently hard flesh aud tough
muscle to endure the strain Of city carts
and heavy two.horse trucks.7
1t seems that the true value of oate
will be recognized, aft awhile, in spite
Of Indian corn, and men will get back to
the forgotten old truth, that oats are the
| natural food of the horse.
What Mr.. Allen says of horses carrie d
from the West to the East, occurs with
the same horses brought here to the
South, except that very few of our far.
mers have yet learned how to feed and
tGughen tho Western horses before put 70
heavy draft. When their horses seemed
delicate, too much heated, and unable to
stand heavy work, they attributed it all
to the, change of c} mate, not for mo-
mentN considering the necessity of q
change of food.
The advantage Of cat feeding is now,
however, beginning to be generally re.
cognized, and we may confidently expect
a great Improvement in farming and
other stock. The horses and, mules .oi
tbs country will be better;kept, will laal
longer, and be healthier, thus greatly di,
minishing the amount annually paid out
for farm stock, and marking another era
in the progress or farm economy. ''i
The sooner all our farmers recognize
and adopt such valuable discoveries and
improvements, the sooner will they
emerge from the poverty and straights o.
"hard times" and begin to make theii
farms srlfsustaining. They canno!
afford, either through ignorance preju.
dice or habit, to ignore such valuable
truths, while the family support impera:
! ttiiYciy demands the utmost economy and
exertion. With so much said and writ.
ton daily and hourly on all these subjects
with books and newspapers 20 cheap,
how can any man excuse himself? hii
folly leaves him without even the poo,
excuse of -Sdvanndh Ne,os.
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- Political pfaying u getting reduced
to science ont 4 Thk presidihE
clergyman ak the recent Ohio Rannhlie
call vention dafSed Hayes In His
prayer 30 rountlly chat the Hayes .sglen
cnuldn't haip chaerfne hin e nlsis. end
tbs minister az the iliincia Rspub biicaIt
Convention waxed 20 eloquent in sellihfs
God tips3 ths iicaRs of aSis
EtTere abons 40 enRa ye III 4 q ssropd aiia
lSighteous cause aud askihg the Divine
+ -bies8ing pch Il, tiis 'th0 la ikl
arpfaasc as the reverend lhn
brought hjai e "a an end, aRas tho
tsFapoI agy Irina d his opening re-
EsHa4a.4= took shs stsss rSsiiIia 81 rs i,
@ourae had sakea,in his ,prayerf I I
- 10 cleaning out lis vcii slie otlier
dry, q fgIi,i had ofciision I'll sr ail
IFiahinan about i9sty isst into 4 lie bot els
of tRe eksflls hen about hy IT, vsty
sslysn the Coll hscs be fs tensa aha
ssot,t ted IL rta ~ or cut tho
.s,i 49,
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New Advert
NO. ADVBRlITSIN|! AGAHF

Can insert az advertisements In our list Of trs-,
ak STANDARD WEEKLIEs at ten dOllars ! it, ny.
without ioA'ng money. Those aeyc..iseys .-as .Iss
want to obtain the best pOssbe circulation y,,..
e.pending more than from ESQ 70 eco sbsss@
s1 saaress GEo.r howell q CO.. 10 spraco s.
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s INGENIOUS sERStse III AoIIIsss. L.
Eisnlls snechanic has, according 10
- sy7tc5Elt ~ sSTrC9eue0s alber nnny
fstli ess tFills, IN cOrstFuct az d he
glee blng isIeh does 81 scc qirs tlis noss
soii w fsing lit Is 20 aSlhisiiE % ii Is li4 !
AZ and nphea y ne necessits OF eosl-
a1e hotiliy exeiii6S, VIZ setting the
Slaga lsle Il motion by the foot. Since,
tof lsecQniAry SGs the an ton 3 +
clgcsxleity ani, os ter poy9os 'Ssjis
and 10 Iisei ieSfine ca hss ttsf
k9rre, 9ag. col ltfssgea to an 4 a Aegip9s
.stfais 9llasigl 60 iseep 4 d ofdinaYS ii "a
.Slaelipe ~ itoiicl fol b tsss stsil
9 cugs d0deSts Il
ssile ~ 6liid y isb tlc
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IIl.A q plueap1I3 3nIlhSaa1IIYa d

X - ~ ~ 49, 81 .la.i s
SspssFl6t sg Il i Y3iseoasih,sawho
died several years 20, Iaift hFs Wiiils with
,itpn 600 TO sQ 900 au,lIthis.raai1.
iy, iR an ungroductive horaestead in
tgestssn New York. By the advice of g
supposed friend she sold her pgoperty
at q z put the procseds in 9 herd Of cattle
l1uE fsETIItf T5Sc.
sntiy, Eniug that Ia iups sgefe poido 4,
sYEcpg che went or 10 n lebrasl assr,p;s
sa q J9O OF "a, S5ou a { sIs ina
sooA the D mans 0l tlfee tliee vi ie con-
cegn into her own hands, and succeeded
80 aeli tliAt has hsfta Ii row clearing nor
i Ql s year. lsv q constantly irlcreasit3g 5
in ShE superintendent:
sand personally looks after eVerythjnr.
soll chs nd ct flis eatFie fanche.
= three yeass I'D managed her haffl
llezez fbssii nolssted. inanIEad. al
with ID assy manner o. anv.
.nosLg. Hero - s notable caso, not only
Of tenlele capscity, but Of DersisteiIt
pilee, lsl Str : yshu had hitherto held the
llsEess Hocls. position. Z,
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ron COLUMnfA. IS ileis 9s "
tssd (snndAy morning pxesptea. S Z
Leave Chasleston at....,... 800 q IN ard 6.e5 M
rrtvs - 50 ~ asa sa6 "a
IOH CI4AkIaIl51oN, >

: (SunaSy morning excep q si} N
ASssye g e !, 9 n q
AsTFFiye rs nisht and eks 70
Above Sehndele linkes closo eonnectina at &c:
luTn blu witE GfSenyiile and Columbia 70 alIreaa
and Atlanta tEnins, III 4 80
q .sst J S. 81 so10sItNfS l5apefshtsntiekt.
- p PscEsEsIs General Ticket ASaHtS. h I ~ i
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.I.. sonth ttiaiFollfa RIlIajylrosd

On ana aiters Sunday, sni P.sssengsr Trains
viii yua ~ foiiows.j e ( Il -
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]; JI;!L5dAMQI ~ .M g Grad elsH@es cost { re AfT
so9 so:. tI1yy cn5y s55g saPsrs Iand fSrsS
cost $780, only sib5 New styie U,rigbt EpiiaIes piae
I h1Ish Organs sS5 Origins u utops fS5.neS S1g tS
Elegant 2a75 Mirror Top OfEsns oS $ingy $Sniy slis
sndeqs aasraee 70 alosa oat present stoos Ne Ne
St,h StSIm na,cto2 soon to be erected NSW,nsssSs ss
1Tgsns ms sent free Please address DANTSs1i ase
5EAITY, Washington, Nh x Arb 4Nisrab =.
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80 Il.s.l3.r tlITERYI

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sgant 0E
scsre 81 sIlal
lesss cis
lgln ssls o. d moro genersl
g5oH OF hss il
ot old Il fc re iilto
tlsa I; sssss, FiofS y1it q II
s IN anlsY. q n homo
glc5i geasa ol aud selit,
{eiSs l1sY leg
~ ifys
laes " Il 81 q & afl IN q
llaeh 7ghip pae half % Aie
gts W tho q Sts ion, " hers
l, 4 tbera ns 81 The
sie 81 i6Il fold % so
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:. l1phpr npn Gtnnh her Rnnn1fn,

- lleber ben Stauo Der Baumlpcue
in unieren Siiofaaten serSIentlidt bas
Waibin9tcner asritulturoepartemeut bic
fclsenoen ansaben: 9tcrr Carolina 81,
5iiO Carolina 1o5, @eorsia los, Slpri.
oa 100, Nlabama 1O2, WtiliIlippt 90,
9ouiiiaua 95, Eeras 106, attanias 81,
Gennelise 81. Sn Yanllico. 0e. g., bat
Der Sdneioewurm Seldacisunsen anse,
ridtet. TioYo in Georgia flaste uoer
Deaidreden. Sn Wata5p1oa, Seras,
baten iid 5taupen SeSeist. Son peride-
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SUM 1T cine allsemeiue Bsiisruns i'm
Wadstbnm einSetreten. Sn einissn
Counties murcen bepFaujte Teloer aufse>
aeben. Sn Geras lit trce allsssm cine
yerbeieruns eiusetreten, wdbrenb aus
sirtanias cine umbeoeutenoe gsrldtsdte=
ranS beridtet mlro.
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