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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15

THE sur will deal with the events of the year
1880 IN its own fashion. now pretty we'll UNDER
stood BY everybody, From January 1 to Decem.
Der II It Will be conducted as a newspaper. writ.
people.
AS a newspaper, THE U believes in getting
all the news OF the world promptly, and present.
ing 1t in the most ineligible shape-t,e shape
that will enable its readers to keep well abreast
OF the age with the LEASE unproductive expendi-
est number that Is the law" controlling its daily
makeup. 1t now has a circulation very much
larger than any other American newspaper. and
ed to spend liberallv for the beneft Of its read.
ers.. People Of all ways OF thinking buy and
read Ths Sun y, q they all derive satisfaction
buying and reading 1t.
In its comments on men and affairs. Til sun
believes that the only guide of policy should be
principles and bacsed by honesty Of purpose.
For this reason 1t is, and will continue to be,
absolutely INDEPENDENT Of party. class; clique;
Soas. Il vii e% or Interest so praise Il Is w 'Ss I'll Is os good ID
and reprobate what is evil, taking care that its
Language Is TO the point and plain; beyond the
possibility OF being misunderstood. It's unin-
fu.nced by motives that do not appear on the
surface 1t has no opinions to sell. save those
which may be had By any purchaser for two
cents. 1t hates injustice and rascality even
more thin II hates unnecessary words. 1t alb
hOrs frauds. pittes fools. and deplor.-s nincom-
poops OF every species. 1t will continue
throughout the year 1850 to chastIse The first
the third. All honest men. with honest cOnvic-
lions. whether sound or mistaken are Its friends.
And The sys , make m. no tones 81 telling the
ever occasion arises for plain speaking.
These arr the principles upon which TINS SUN
MI, % ond dusa Cd, during the year 70 cone
American csn afford to close his eyes to public
afaiis. II Is impossible to exaggcrate the linz
!. W.. ENGLAND.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15

A petition for the withdrawal of the legal
tender power of United States treasury
notea was presented In the senate on Tues.
ds1 b. HI. Herman, which 10 signed by over
100 individusls and firms of New York
city and the state representing all classes
and parties. Among the signatures are
those Of 81 .Goy. Robinson, Chief Justice
Church and other justices Of the court Of
appeals - we'll q men prominent in oil
buslness pursuits. The petition alleges that
II the BaYard resolution becomes q law bus.
iness property will thereby become
greatly enhanced.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15
w,ovr.. n....A.,a r.nae~.

Ia the most effective Pain Destroyer iG
the world. viii mcss surely quicken thu
blood whether taken Internally OF applied
externally, and thereby more certainly Re
lievs Pain, whether chronic or acute. than
any other pain a~ilevia.or, and |. is warfan.
ted double the strength Of any simtlsr pre-
paralion.
II cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels.
Sore Throat, Rheumatism. Toothache, and
All Aches, aud is the Great Reliever of Pain.
: Browns Household Panacea" should be in
every family. A t%easpoonfnl Of the Pans.
cea in tum6ier af hot water [sweeicned, VI
pref rred] taken ut bedtime, will Break up
a Cold. % eta. a bottle.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15
A FoR1Y.slxra PARALLEL DIVIDE.
Fargo Times,

Three months sso the Fargo Times start.
ed out vigorously and We thought ,nte!l.-
gently, for q division OF Dakota on the for.
ty.sixth parallel. east q vest from Mime
sofa to Montana Our motto was Twins"
on that line If it took oil winter. No state.
40 L shaped l%nc0ugru,ty or north and south
nonsense. Tue arguments fer q division
we're oil made and we have the satisfaction
II noting at this time that almost every pa
oer 10 Dakota has Endorsed the scheme and
lhst Judge Bennett has introduced Q bill in
congress to meet the popular demand.
Judge Bennett's sc,ion will receive the On.
divld. d support Of northern Dakota and
arRe mstpt,ty ef southern Dakota and the
Hills. Beg pardon, the Fsrgo Argus will
.upport the action and denOunce the mover
Bennett characterized Spencer 10 . senator
1tiheut . state. aud . representative with
out . constituency. Spencer looked into
Benrett's eye and saw 20 Phsrisee, hipo-
critic snd fraud"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15

p~ortance Of the political events which It has III
store. or the necessity Of ~resOlute vigilance Ua
the tie p past .r m esety yh rat'I 1ee fonn desst ssv re- is. Tie
debates and acts of Congress. the utter;nlccS -
the press, the exciting contests OF the Repu11iinn
can s;H and ,san,.a; parties; now nearly ,bG e Sowing
drift Of public sentiment. will all bear dlrsc.!
and effectively upon the twenty-f0uttn lG En"r
DENTAL election: to be he'd In NoXemDei; f "a.
years ago next November, the Will OF tiie u" mv
ton, as expressed Mt the polls, was thwartea ~
AN abominable conspiracy: the promoters ,nny
bene0ciarieso of which still! hold the offices ~ Win IN
1880? The past decade OF years opened WILL ~
corrupt, extravagant and ~insolent Adminisldl""di
ton 'intre.iciled at Washington. TIE Sun and and
breaking its power. The same men are now III ls
triguing TO restore their leader and hemsei We
TO places from which they, were driven D cyee a
Tie iH,t Coming = year. az viii HYp bT ng The answers to d these as
mOmentous questions. THE SUN will oe ,o ~.
hand to chronicle the facts as they are dc ss1y n
t tSei ire r%el 1" sxs' !" e ,hs% elssli sn sp right ;hs'' -
Thus, with a habit OF p6ilosophica! good a mui
NOR In locking at the minor affairs % OF maintain MAIN i aa
t II gr ris6, .h y. ib g s nsaSIe and Pn s1s pr IL q
the Constitution against nj! aggressois. III sudd
Is prepared 10 write a truthful. instruc ct ysso s"'
at d the sam, same " lime sst en.sr,iii,,,,n rsm nsIS'i Unchanged.
For the DAILY SUN q four page sheet OF t INA !.
ty-eirht columns. the price by mall. posi- ,ppc ciadi
IS cents = month. OK s0.e ., y yeaa ,Ie sheet Of
or $40 q year. postage paid. .,so fur
The sunday edition 81 81 LIE ! vss no postage paid
The price Of the WEEKLY SUN. eiEn. r naid.
For clubs oi ten sending SO We viii sen"
extra copy free.
Address
4 uAlSshsr 81 "Ths Sun," New sss
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15

The house committee on postofices and
post roads has agreed upon q bill providing
that she postmaster general shall establish
three or more "%re,urn-letter Offices" to
which III misdirected letters shall be sent.
opened ind returned to writer, instead Of
having them oil cent to the dead letter Of
6cs, 60 is1nowsthe rule. It 10 the purpose
to establish one at New York. another at
San Ffmcisco. and . third at Chicago.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15
ysA1EsTosx's LAND OFFICE.

According to b Local Paper. Its Estab.
le11GMsptsl Il Osly . Question Of Time.
The Watertown News publishes the fol.
lpNipg correspondence - evidence that the
Springfield land Office is surely to be moved
10 Watsfsovn
Washington, D. c.. Dec. 9th. 1S79.-D.
C.sThoeas. Eeq, Watertown, d. T.-This
letter, which I promised to send you il
~. would 5. moved from Springfield t.
Watsrtown, although dated the 18Th inst,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15
1s1SPSCe1HI1YS
JOHN D. LAWSON, Govern

GEN. cHAMBERLA1N's REPLY.
State Of Maine, Augusta, Jan. 13.-Tn
the Hon. James D. Lawson, Sir: l have
the homer to acknowledge the receipt o,
your communication informing me that
you have entered upon the duties of cover.
nor and desiring to know if | am
prepared to recognize your authority az
such. The gravity of the situation and the
appearance of my answer to your question
demand that l should give to it the most
earnest attention. l al acting under
the authority devolved upon me By virtue
of the appointment Of Governor Garcelon.
In the attitude which things have now
taken, the responsibility resting on me IN.
der this order involves tie liberties
Of the people, their most sacred property
and the stability of constitutional govern
ment-their highest institution. I am
thankful that you feel aud understand this,
and realize equally with myself the import
ance of your proceeding with caution.
Your inquiry virtually calls upon me to
decide . question Of constitutional Law
which is . matter falling not at all
within the province of my department.
In my military capacity l have only the
privilege of submitting questions to the
only tribunal competent to decide them.
The constitution declares that the Justices
of the supreme judicial court shall be
obliged to give their opinion on important
questions Of Law and upon solemn occasions
when required BY the civil branches Of the
government. But that privilege ia not
accorded to the military department. Sup
ported BY the decision of the court l should
obey without . moments hesitation /: but
solemnly believing that if at this juncture l
abandon my trust there will be no barrier
against anarchy and bloodshed, l cannot
under the present circumstances recognize
your authority as governor Of Maine.
There are only two ways to settle the ques.
tons now at issue and ~agita,ing the public
mind By following strictly the constitu-
ton and laws, or BY revolution and blood.
In this alternative and standing where /
must be judged by God and man, I can on
" hold fast in nv place and implore those
who have the power to decide these ques-
lions BY an appeal to the peaceful course Of
the law. Believing this answer must com.
mend itself to your judgment a. the only
one possible for me to give, and with the
highest respect and esteem, 1 have the
honor to be your obedient servant,
J.L. CHAMBERLAIN.
Msjor-General.
Orvtlle d Baker, counsei for the r.pub
lican advisory committee has made q report
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15

The houss Of representatives has passed
The bill 70 increase the pension Of totally,
disabled soldiers and laiiors Il increases
sueA spssio from $50 to ~ per month.

The Deedwood News revives the old and
twice throtled proposition for . division Of
! Dakota apotns the Tooth meridian Of longi-
tude. The New is Of the opinion that the
Hill should become a territory By itself,
Nth this meridian for is eastern boundary.
While 10 have no decided Q bjection to the
segregation Of the Hills, We feel very sure
shas the 1Ooth meridian proposition will
NOT 10 down.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15
Mucl. sickness.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed to
other canses, il occasioncd by Worms.
Browns Ver,nifuge Comfits, or Worm Loz'
engcs. although eifec,ual in destroying
worms. can do no possible injury to the
most delicate child. This valuable com
bination has been successfully used by ply.
%s;cians, and found to be absolutely sure in
eradicsting worms, 40 hur,ful to children,
Twenty-Five cents a box.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15
A Fragrant Breath aud pc..,y Teeth

Are easily obtained by cleansing your teeth
da' ly with that justly popular dentifrice,
SOZODONr. Composed Of rare antiseptic
herbs, it imparts whi,eness to the teeth, Il
delicious aroma to the breath, and preserves
intact, from youth to old axe, the teeth.
Acidity OF the stomach will destroy the
strongest teeth unless its effects are counter
acted with SOZODONT, and this pure
tooth-wash protects he dental surfaces by
removing every impnrity that adheres ia
them. Ask your druggist for SOZODONT,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15

A very choice selection Of Holiday Gifts
very cheap. at E. N. Coates. Call and sec
them.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15
]. NJ. ARMSTRONG,
Acting Commissioner.

- ZAVktOk OA01t86lOu0b
Out of gratitude to our delegate in con.
gress for the encouraging assurances con-
tanned within the foregoing letter, the
Watertown News gives him the following
complimentary notice:
The letter We publish in this issue from
the department of the interior should
settle two questions in the minds of our
people; first, that the interior department
remains firm in it's determination to make
this city the head quarters of this land dis.
trict. and second, hat our representative in
congress, Hon. Granville G. Bennett, ie
~discharging his whole duty to his constl,-
uents in this section of territory. We have
never entertained a doubt in relation to
Mr.. Benefits position since our conversa-
tion with him when he was here a few
weeks ago. He is a very conscientious.
clear headed man, with more than average
congressional ability, and while he is con.
eidefate and even conservative in his ap-
proach to new or difficult questions, he il
6rm and fearless in the discharge Of wha,
be considers his duty. The thanks of the
people of WATERFOWL and throughout this
land district, are due to Mr.. Bennett for
his faithful and efficient service in the
cause of right. Long may he wave.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15
WANTED.

Sherman & Co, Marshall, Mich, want
an agent in this county at once, at u SAL
airy of 800 per month and expenses paid.
For full particulars address as above.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15
CONCLUSIVE CORRESPONDENCE

Brevet Governor Lawson calls on Gen,
raj Chamberlain 10 Abdtcate, and
Chamberlain says He Won't-Othol
Maine Matters.
Augusta, Jan. 13.-The following order,
have been promulgated
State Of Maine, Executive Department
Augusta, Jan. IL, 18sO-Joshua L. Cham.
berlain, Major-General Commanding
Dear Sir: H.ving entered on the duue,
Of governor of Maine, under critical cir.
c~umstances, it is Important for me to under.
stand whether you are prepared to recog-
nize my authority as such.
Respectfully.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15

i did NOT reach me until this evening, aud
hassea 70 transmis Il to you. Please hsve
Il publisAsd 10 your pepsss. II explaiai
very fully the causes Of The delay.
Very respectfully
Department Of the Interior, General
Land Office, Washington, D. G., Dec. 10.
I'79.-Hon. g. G. Bennett, House Of Repre-
sentatives. SIR:-Referring to your letter
of the 18th inst, relative to the change in
the boundaries of the land districts 10 Da-
kota, aud asking when the land Office at
Springfield will be removed u Watertown.
l have the honor to submit the following
statement: As now formed. each of the
Districts Of Sioux Falls Yankton and
Springfield, embrace . comparatively mar
row belt of land, extending from the south.
ern boundary of the territory to township
$50, north, in the case of Yankton, and
to township l2l, north, in the case of
the Sioux Falls and Springfield districts.
By the order of the president Of the 1ltb
of April last, the principal boundary lines
of the districts we're made to run east and
west extending from the eastern liue of
the territory westward TO the old Sioux In.
Dian reservation. thus working u complete
change in the districts and embracing In
each, q portion of each of the old districts
To meet this change it became necessary
to prepare an entirely new and complete
set of Tract books" or books of record,
for the Office at Ysnkton and Wstertown,
which involved the noting in such books
of all the Subdivisions and areas of some
$50 township plats of survey. and the tran
scrtbing from the records Of this office. y
number OF entries and filings estimated q,
$4,000, with all their attendant changes
such as amendments. extensions, cancella
tions, reinstatemente. etc, ETC.. 80 that the
9 books when completed should con
tain . complete history Of all the transac.
lions relative to the entries made within
the limits OF such districts, and covering 40
area of about 500 townships.
You will readily comprehend the great
amount of labor necessary to the prepara-
ti0n of such records.
The current work coming up from Da-
k0ta has been almost entirely suspended,
and this work pushed forward a. rapidly
as possible with the force that couldDbe uti.
LIKED upon such work.
From the best estimate that can be
made of the WORT yet 10 be done, lam OF
the opinion that the said records can be
completed and the desired transfer be
made not later than the first of May next.
Very respectfully,
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Wtt orpHem enterei1e wlrb

- Mtt srussm Sntsre1e wirs tn
Dsutidlanb etn artitsl ter Wlensr
bsdpffeiSisn vMpntassrfsus" esleien
rsrben, rpsil bartn bsr DFsrrsidHhs
Stanbpuntt Iii 8e;us auf bic lssten
8eeen Gambstta's baroetsst rrirh. Das
Blatt tptatirt, bab bic peutide Natiun
uno fpf3iet bic tsutlde YreHt burh
elns auberorbsntlide 3uriidbaltuns tbre
emtneute Griebsnslisbe bswatrbeitet tatte.
Die slsiGe &idifh ba6s man fh utdt
TT Sferreih aubulessn nGtbis sebalten
unb tate NIT Gtnmiitbisfeit bic prcpc
tat!pn @amtcttas pfrurtbeilt. Damn
beibt es we'tsr: Gsspib mar babel Bic
26atiade mubstteao, oab btsle ptopota'
tion sinen Staat bstraf, NIT weldem
mir enssr als nit isesm anoern uniers
politiIden Gsfhids unb bic Nidtunsen
anfsrsr politit pertuuoen taten. 8e>
iiiinbe ni4t ,wiia uns unb Dsutihlanb
elm aus ben natilrlitasn gsbtnsansen bet
Der Staatsn berporsssaasenes unp butd
3stnja6rigen Befanb sefeltstss 8erbalt-
nib, ,peldes in.jsber pulitilasn Situation
aotbwsnbIs etne gentle @smeta iamtsit
Der @uTalianssn uno gmpfaeumssn Der.
porsufsn mub, 70 tatt. man bsm 3wt=
ldsnfalls sswtb ntat 70 srpbs unb maa.
baltise Gufmsrtiamteit susewenoet. Mbsr
aud elm allsemstnes Mpment trat bin'
gu. Die Bes5ltsr1ns eines @taates
ME Selsrrstd, ,llusarn, ber ita 70 unbe'
btnst unS ritd5altlp5 auf Die Baits Der
suropai(asa nno isinsr stsensn Trisotas.
inttrsGen ssfellt bat, tonnts unm0slid
unfcnfattrt la1en, Don wslaer Seite 3u.
eft bic MSsltdteit einsr gsoro9uns bic.
fer Snterei1sn, bic mSSlidteit tanftlSsr
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mar ----- 5rate cine Gribuns bieles
8erbaltni1ss elm, ssrn,Sdte cine untluss
unb auf ben ausenblidltdsn 8sifaa ber
urttstlsleien Ulenst bsredaete 1Oaapolt,
tit ZEN Nrswu9n In DeutiAlano ua&,u'
rufsn, als OBJ @sFnnunSsn uab 9eiben.
ldafttn trtsesr sntfeNelt ,psrbsn ictlten.
spelHe man ais su @rabe sstrassns Be-
tradtsm burfte, 70 pirbs europa stnis
bariiser lein, baB niht Deut(hlaub ee 1T,
pslaem Elm Berldulosn in oieler Ri6tune
anssrsanet werben lSnnte unb paB 5rant.
reid pie bic Sdulb, 70 aud bic Berant.
mortuas Der Shule gu trasen bate.
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rsnbs Bswesuns unb idritt an i9r pcr'
iber, I'M l1h an bas Eager 3u fsben, aul
BEN bic ent(eelts Su1s ftines gntels lag.
Rottslm unb 6dtbp absr silten 6rau BON
1itturs ,u S'lfe unS iudtsn iis pom So'
ben auf,urthtsn. Sie tanb cnelit uao
3at Gins I'm bas Nnbere wie ssiitesabwe'
fenb an. Damn plSbltdb rib iis i6rs Sod
tsr in itre arme, brudte Fe ans 5srl
unb nannts fs ibr Rtnb, inter Samn,st'
tSnsn uno furhtbar srfhattsrnosn Stra'
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molten, &attarina belt Te nit aues
&raft, unb Nottslm iuhte ifs sum sppba
gu fiitrsn. Ia rafts Fd galeattns nod
sinmal auf, uno III Die Rniee iinteno DOL
itrsm gatsr, stef ile: Batter +! Gin Wot
nur Iprit gu mir Wn msines @otnss
5ubeslassr fase mir npd Elm Wort. uni
mar 60 bas bdrte fe Qab mid Dstm
Stimme nur nod sinmal bSren, sbs i'd
pom ttnnem asbs Sie lag nit Der Stlrr
auf isinem Snie unb iuhte tS1 gu um
fdlin9sn.
(Gortfcbnns folst,,
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= etne fataIs 0srpsaslsas. ga
II. Ststembtr fane IN Dberta(eltaa
aa Der 2aabsr In 8aiern In f,isrlihr
Wsife bic Ginweibung Der bortiaen neuer.
bautsn Stride latt. Na@ Btensiauna
Der Gertmunien etlsbrirls btr Bilhof BON
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NIT Gal, ssmifdtsn, gum Ginrsitsn tar
@lisbsr sistns prapartstsn iossaanntsn
5ran, banntwsiu III ben Jssld, pSne bic.
isn Strtbum ,u s,msrtsa. 8e :bsr Com.
munien trant Der Biihuf BEN Snbalt tes
6slhss, wcrauf er In bic Worte ausbrat:
$50 bin Ssrsiitst!" Dsr Shrsdsn une
ni, gsrwirruns per am 4ltarf enwelepssn
0hRli&en "A tsum 10 bsfarsi6tn. aamd.
lis harte la bic Sade auf: Dit GGttm
ter Bsntfeiatsn vOn Sbntaffltah ta,ts
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in bic 2ir&e binitersslaidt. Der 8daOf
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stbaut sspsfsn lsiE. Dem pfarrfr ton
Alboltabauisn, Der 9!s'H,etis auf si.
pam rtr Ssitsn.Gltart sins MtiIe esltbrirts,
wuste elsi&falls BON bsm ssrmsintliasn
sDsns in tss Rtl& ssscf.n. Au& sr
entpsdts srl tei Der Communion ben
Sritum.
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ia einsm iener beutIdsn Vilbertliiter,
wsl3e in Zen lesten Snbrjebaten tuis pit=
ie enpOrSeIdciien iino uuo iteilD,iIe Ell
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ben, fanpen mir tiir3!id, sinen tsalmeier-
liden Nrtlfel iiser oaS barte Qoos be,
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ueber oieies Dort 1T = uno nidt biol
in Deutidlanb -iaon unenolib uiel
gled seidwatt worcen. Aud pcn Sol.
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3rrae.

- Son Sort Quitmau mirb tslesra.
pbirt. oub Yietoria nit isiner Sanbe wies
Der einmal in Der Sale, fet. @r befn=
bet id in ben Sine Wruntains uno BON
3wei Seiten riiden ameritanilde unb
merifauifde straightforward sesen ibu
heran. 8icteria bat nur einen Auswes
uno 3war nm Gpl.s @rierions linten Tlilz
gel berum. Nm niditen Gage ioll Der
2ani lcsSeben una ca tpirb eS Td ent=
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Gt1rfe ber Nerpen.

Wsnise peripnen lsioen 70 oisl an Gr.
i&6pfuns Der Nsrpen ais 3situnss &e.
batteure. Cine CUTE 3situns 6eraus,use-
Ben lrenst furdttar an, unb felten nur
wiHen bic 9eler tpse piel 9etenstraft Elm
sin,iesr 2sitartttel Demisnisen ssfOfst
ba6en mag, Der i5n idrtsb. 8seafteure
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