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bled. the duty of the committee to be to
act in concert with other bOtlies Of q like
character. and to be ready with all neces
sary information to 60 before Congress at
its next and ensuing sessions in behalf Of
the interests Of the people Of this State.
In other respects, not particularly and
specially referred to in this report. the
committee fully and heartily ccncnr in
the views and sentiments expressed by
the Cover or in his admirable mes age,
and specially recommend :sas tie COM
mittee refer the Governors me sage
to the convention in connection with this
report to the next meeting of the General
Assembly.
HI. LYMAN, Chairman,
J.JEFFRIES,
N. &. BLANCHARD.
B. +. JONAS,
G. L. WALTON,
J.L BRENT.
The committee reported to the general
committee. Adopted and ordered to be
reported to the Levee Convention.
J. H. COSGROVE, Chairman.
Minority report Of the Committee on Re-
solutions.
Mr.. E. Fl. Lombard, of the committee on
resolutions, made the following minority
report: is
To the Lcvee Convention:
A minority of your committee on resolu
tions differ with the majority in their &C
tion in rejecting the annexed resolution.
and we recommend the convention to
adopt the same. .a...
E. H. LOMARD. st. Bernard,
J. L. BRENT. Ascension,
LP KEARNEY. st. Charles.
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TUFTS PILLS A SUGAR PLUM
-Tatt's Pills are now covered
with vanilla sugar coating, max
ing them as pleasant to swallow
as a little sugar plum, and render
ing them agreeable to the most
delicate stomach.
They cure sick headache and
bilious collie.
They give appetite and flesh to
the body.
They cure dyspepsia and nour
ish the system.
They cure fever and ague, cos
tiveness, etc.
Sold everywhere. 25 cents .
box.
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A Cough, Cold or Sore
Throat should be stopped. Neg
lect frequently results in an In.
durable Lung Disease or ComsxsD
ton, BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TROCHES do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrnps and
6alsams, bnt act directly on tie
ndamed parts, alIavlng irritation,
give relief in Asthma, Broxosit;se
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat
Troubles which Ss.gers and Ps5l;c
Speakers are subject to. For thir.
ty years Browns Bronchial Tro
ches have been recommended by
physicians, and have always nv
en- perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and conatant
use for nearly an entire genera
tion, they have attained welI-neri
ted rank amoDg the few staple r
medies of the. age. s ID g 26
cents . boz everywhere. Q
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There Is scarcely more wretched class Of
men than those who, after spending years in
active business. 60 into retirement in the
prime Of life. They become drones, of very
little use 70 themselves or 20 others. There
is now and them among such men student
whose Intellectual pursuits afford him an in
ezhaustible spring Of enjoyment But as .
general thing. long addiction 70 the close
pursuit Of business disqualihes one for any
thing else. and retired business men are.
consequently. without any occupation
worthy Of The name, and seem, ridiculously
enough, 70 be standing around and just
waiting for their time to come 10 die, which,
We have no doubt comes much sooner than
it would il their minds were diverted by
some useful pursuit. Life is short, At best,
II all Of Il h occupied; but 70 sit down in
idlsnesR In ones prime, II like destroying
haN our dayA Rest and rust are synony.
mous terms. Industry b indispensable 70
hAppineD q whatever stage Of our sxistence.
and 70 retire out Of ones aecustaned oocu-
patton i 70 retire into misery. - many .
man has found 70 hi LISTING sosrev.
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A nsneaso Il he great Napolsoa 4 HI
lAhasssA Florida, b gilt china tea-cap.
sdosnsd With u rnpseo's mooogzam end
eolossa sspssssaAs6oa a ~ Aasboe a
OeaaaAa Iialy. 4 also hsaD ~ daAs ISIS.
3Ae Ha3e b AheaGht - AASe lhunA ~ vay
- I3usids n eals e ~ - q leas1Aal
0unA ~ voaS y ~ 0taae = looa.
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AxoTHKR successful application Of the
electric light has been made in one Of the
Lancashire mills, England. Three electric
lamps were arranged in q room Of very II.
regular shape, containing mules and card.
ing engines, and with floor space Of 1900
yards square, requiring, with ordinary gas
as an Illuminating agent, 120 jets. The
electric magnetic engines supplying the
current 10 the lamps havins been started,
white light ins&anly suaused the room,
darkening the yellow flames Of the lighted
gas jets, showing them In marked contrast
with the pure electric light It was de.
monstrated TINT, even in the doubtful
places, there was ample light for work.
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A Envalk {Ct) man has invented q
method Of propelling canal boats by ''chain
psopeIesy which do not disturb the water.
The cost win Be but fifteen cents per
Hils agains$ twenty -nvs eeuas By hoesea
WHY THEY CALL HIM 'OLn MANI
"Yes, that's sadly so," said jenkins. "my
hair is turning gray and falling ont before
its time. Use something! would but
most hair restorers sre dangerous :" "True'
answered his friend, :'but Parker's Hair
Balsam 10 ~ hasnlese - it is effective. I've
tried it. and know. Give tho Balsam q
show and the boys will soon stop calling
You Old Nan Jenkins." Il never fails q
restore tho original color to gray or faded
hair. Richly psrfnmed, IN elegant dress.
inG.
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s. T. Grisamore still has few moro Char
tor Oak Stoves for sale.
He has also q good cheap stove that can
be sold all completed for fifteen doll.r.
that excels anything of the kind ever
brought to this Market. Also fire arstea
charcoal furnaces, and everything requisite
for kitchen purposes, to make the cook
b
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03
Personal MENTION.

i =3 : y, ~ J : : r.
After short absence in North Lou
isiana, the Rev. T. J. Hough returned
home this week.
After several weeks absence in visit
ing the parishes of the district, Hon.
EFT. Lewis reached here on Friday
last.
Mr.. E. S. Taylor left Opelousas last
week for the Atchafalaya river, where
he will in all PROBABILITY be located
during the present year.
C. w. DuRoy, who had for several
days been visiting friends and rel
atives at Houma, La, returned last
week, bringing with him his neice, MISS
Burke, of the above named place.
D. G. Foster, ESQ.,, of Alexandria
was on our streets Wednesday OF this
week. He either has q great deal OF
professio nal business here, or else be
intends to pay us a visit pretty soon te
kidnap some one Of the fair sex. Look
out for him, boys.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03
The public schools open next week.

Many young girls are unfit for active
life. and thousands of mothers drag out
d miserable existence on account of
q peculiar female weakness which they
absolutely refuse TO cure. They are
full OF aches and pains, are poor. weak,
frail creatures irregular each month
withp pale faces, glazing eyes, shattered
nerves, and almost worn out constitu-
tions. Al powerful combination has
been prepared by the medical profess
sion, for the cure of these serious fe-
male complaints, and its action is pro-
nounced wonderful. 1t is known as DR..
Dromgoole's English Female Bitters.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03

Mr., Charles Iatman, prominent
merchant from the State of Delaware,
passed through town last week on q
visit to his brother, DIR. Tatman Of Vile
Plate, whom be had not seen for nearly
forty years. OF course, the nearer he APP
preached the greater was his anxiety.
On reaching New Orleans he became
the guest Of his nephew, Mr.. Phillip
Thompson, who telegraphed Mr.. Sol.
Loeb Of this place requesting him to
meet Mr.. T. at the train and offer him
any assistance he could in getting
him transportation to Vile Plate, etc.
Accordingly, as the train stopped here,
Mr.. T. stepped on to the platform, and
was met by Mr.. Loeb, who, noting the
resemblance between the stranger and
Dr.. Tatman, approached and intro
duced himself. Having close buggy
and fast team near at hand Mr.. Loeb
drove him to his own residence where
he tried to prevail on him TO remain
over with him until the weather cleared.
After he had partaken OF q luncheon
prepared by delicate hands, and seeing
that the rain had not ceased but was
falling heavier, the old gentleman was
almost persuaded to stay all night,
but e'er the horse could be unhitched
from the vehicle, he became restless
and said he could not bear the suspense,
and ii it was agreeable to Mr.. z. he
would 90 on to Vile Plate that night.
Although the rain had increased, and
the night promised to be q very dark
one, IL was not enough to stand be-
tween him and one from whom had
been 80 long and far separated but
was now SO near. He was furnished with
close vehicle, one Mr.. Loeb's fast
travellers and q good driver, and let
forthwith for the home Of his brother
some eighteen miles distant. AL.
though we have often been absent
from home and loved ones for few
years at a time, we cannot conceive o.
the old gentleman's feelings as eacl
moment brought him nearer . brother
| who now is sixty-five Oh seventy year,
old and whom he had not seen since
The was d young man in the year 1886; ant
those Of DIR. Tatman when near the mid
night hour he was perhaps called from
dreams Of his loved ones and long ag,
Ii ONE to grasp the hand and behold TIN
countenance Of his almost time-es
I s ~ 2
tranged brother. If the old Docto
thought himself dreaming, he was sool
convinced that it was the truest ant
sweetest reality that ever swayed tn
| mind and cheered the heart in declining
years.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03

4. Col. A. P. Mason, who was accused
of being implicated in the theft OF a
wagon, etc, in this parish, underwent
preliminary examination on Thursday
last, and there being no evidence
against him, was discharged.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03

A colored man, VIM. Warner by
name, who resided on Mr.. Henry Las
trapes' plantation, was drowned on
Sunday night last while endeavoring to
reach that place. He is said to have
been intoxicated when he left town late
that evening.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03

A couple Of our towns darkies got into
a "fisty cuff which it is said lasted SO
long that one got hungry and bit the
others ear off. There's no telling how
much that niger loves meat was the
remark Of bystander.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03

Preaching at the Methodist church,
tomorrow, Sunday at eleven A. NJ.
and at P. NJ, by the pastor, Rev. T.
j. Hough.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03

Two or more excursions proposed
to be gotten up by leading colored men
here and Of the lower parishes failed
to put in an appearance at the appoint
ed time. Something strange, as the
colored people are generally very sue
cessful in such undertakings. They
must have failed to pay their advertising
bills, and the Lord didn't prosper them.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03

Mr.. Joseph Cllenier's store in the
town of Washington, was consumed
by fire about / o'clock on Thursday
night last. The stock was insured for
$1,000 the building for $1,000.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03

Lingering leucorrhma or whites 30
common among females all over the
South, are Immediately cured by the
use Of English Female Bitters.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03
THE ST. LANDRY DEMOCRAT
OPELOUsAs, SATURDAY., FEBRUARY 8, 1888
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FOR Con G e SIS,
SIXTH DISTRICT:
EDW ARD r. LEWIS
OF ST.. LANDRY.
OF ST.. LANDR,

There seems to be no preparation
made here for Mardi- Gras, which
comes off on the 9th of this month.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03

Preaching tomorrow, Sunday, in
the Presbyterian church at II o'clock
A. M, and at 7 o'clock r. NJ, by Rev.
+. w. Lewis. Sunday school at 10
O'Clock A. M.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03

Bailey's Saline Aperient is rapidly
coming into general use throughout
the United States. 1t is white pow
der, and when placed in water. foams,
sparkles, and tastes just like soda water.
It is very cooling and pleasant, acts
gently upon the bowels, relieves con
stipation, cures sick headache, sour
stomach, heartburn.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03

The civil term of the District Court,
Judge Hudspeth presiding, began this
week, and will last about two weeks
longer.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03

Take care OF your liver. A great
number of the diseases toi.which man.
kind are liable arise from disordered
condition Of this organ. Keep it in a
sound a healthy condition, and you can
defy disease. Prickly Ash Bitters are
especially adapted for this purpose,
being composed of drugs which act on
the liver, giving il tone and strength to
withstand malaria.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03

C.E. Lemelle, lcol. D one of our worthy
and progressive citizens is building q
neat cottage on north Court street.
Felix Archer. also colored is building
another near him, and together with
MIR. Il. B. Sandoz's neat little grocery
and other Improvements, the appear
ance Of that part of town is somewhat
enhanced. \ Il n 4.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03

Steam Fire Company No. have our
thanks for an invitation to attend a
Grand Calico Ball to be given under
their auspices at the New Perrodin
Building, on Tuesday, February 9th.
As it will be given for 4 laudable pur-
pose, and its management is in the
hands Of many of our most respected
citizens, it will doubtless be largely at
tended and well patronized.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03

Some few Of our business men make
the assertion that the local papers of
country towns fail to notice free gratis
matters Of public Importance which
city papers always insert. That is very
easily explained. City papers are so
well patronized at home that they can
well afford to sometimes put in things
Of general interest," without charge,
especially where they are furnished them
weekly and do not tend Express ly to
further the ends of q single individual
or firm. Some even grumble because
Won won't ..pufr those who don't ad-
rertise. What next
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03
a PPLICATION FOR RESPITE.
MAYO s. DUKE VS.. HIS CREDITORS.
No. 13,543. sE
DISTRICT COURT. PARISH OF ST. LANDRY

DISTRICT COURT, PARISH oFsT LANDRY
Under and by virtue Of an order Of the Hon.
the 18th Judicial District Court and commits
tied and numbered suit, will hold a meeting
OF the creditors Of Mayo 8. Duke for the pnr.
pose Of taking into consideration the applica-
tion OF said Mayo 8. Duke for . respite now
Of Opelousas, st. Landry parish. La, at the
hour OF 10 o'clock. A. NJ, Monday, March 9Th,
1885, w. =: FkAAEE,
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03

All lawyers, doctors, bankers, mer-
chants, clerks, school teachers, students,
seamstresses and others who lead a
closely confined life, should always
keep on hand q bottle Of Bailey's Saline
Aperient. It is never failing remedy
for the sick headache, habitnal consti-
patton, torpid liver, sour stomach, etc.
For cooling the stomach ID fevers, and
as purgative in kidney and skin di-
seases it acts like d charm. i
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03
CERTIlFICATE.

CERTIFICAThs.
We do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the monthly and semf-an-
nIial drawings of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company, and in person manage and control
the drawings themselves, and fhat the same
are conducted with honesty, fairness and in
good faith toward al parties: We authorize
SMILES Of our signatures attached, in its adver-
tisements. a. T. BEAUREGARD,
y. A. EARLY.
Application for rates to clubs
should be made only to che Office of
the Company in New Orleans.
For further information write clear
II, giving full address. Send orders by
Express. Registered Letter or Money
Order, addressed Only to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Or to c. N. THOMPSON, Opelousas. La,
JOHN Q. TRAINoR, Washington, La.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03
STATE ITEMS.

Pointe Coupee Banner: Cases of
pneumonia are very numerous through
out the parish and local physicians are
kept very busy.
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Glue beriibmte 5rau pbne 9iteI!
(slms benz n3oiton 0Iobe.~

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Gas Obist ift elm sutes Bib pon Srau 2ubia 6.
9int5am aus apnn, TaiI, bic mebr aIs irgenb cine
anbere 6rau in ssuHrbeit ben Vamen ber vssrauems
freunbinA ben uiele ibrer gorrefponbentinnen ibr
10 serne beiiegen, ueroient Sic .pibmet fieb NIT
benz grbbten Gifer ibrer Mrbeit, weIGe Iestere Sas
&efuItat eines IebensIdnsIi9en Stubiums 1T, unb
ift sespangen feds affiitentinnen iib sn balten
bic ibr befen bic ausgebreitete gorrefponbens,
welbe Don allen Seiten ibr suiIiebt unb pon benen
cine iegIide ibre fpsseae 2eiSensIaft ober i5rs
6reube bauon befret su iein, tunbgiebt, ,u beant.
worten. Sbre pHansen qrdparation 1T elm Sell.
mitteI flr CUTE unb nid5t fir b6fe 3mede. sd babe
perlonli9 bies dusgefun6en unb bin pom ber 99abr>
belt beiien mas i'd fage, aberseugt.
@egen bieje oblbemieisnen Gisenf1a aften mirb
nnb peri4rieben. Gfner pom bieien faat: rOie
Brfung 1T wunberbar unb erpart pie.es Qeiben.
Sic turirt pollitdnbig bic h himmte Nrt WutterIeibs
aeamsn, ssasssrss. anrsselmasise unb i4mers'
9sit, entalnbnng nnb @ei9plre, unnatirIiden
Ylntabhnb, iebe Art Berfesung unb bic hatuuf foIs
9enoen Madenmertbei i9perben, un6 III beionbers
Ste bnrdbringt ieben SbeiI beS menidbIid5en
4brperfpitems un6 f6bt neues ben nn6 neue
2yaft ein. S9wdde, HIdbiucbt, Srans mad gei;s
,ttslm ns @assa nrS sSsrssit sasar
sen, terp5ie 2eiben, augemeine aorperfdpd@e,
S9!aa0Gstsit. abmattnns nnb tinperDaulidfeit.
Ssnss vefabt ganslidbsr eridspfung, ,peldes
oouitdnbis poriber mad @ebrau3 Sieies SeiInits
teis. Seberset unb unter allen ilntitdnser lit bic
Sirfnng IN poutdnbigem ilebereinfontme nit benz,
sen sa Sais s. sIs.s Ss
uub ruirb uon allen Gpotbefern pertauft. SraenS
yel4er Hatb fir ipetiele SAFE, unb bie @amsn por,
gsisn BIC SSs nnue burg sss yEanssn 1ans
Wrs. o. In ibrer Yripdt sAbreffe, Qur 4Raf5 erbaIs
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-9. bu Menil, Elm iunger 22i0b=
riger Mann bon Neu=Braunfels, Der
am IL. einem Masfenball beiu1t batte,
NOR felt iener 3eit peri6munben. 9lnl
Naittiuod fan6 man feline 2ei1e i'm
@onal. Man glaubt, baB er aui ieinem
&iidmege bonn Masfenbaa in bas WaIIer
/ itiirSte uno ertranf.
= Cine groBe Mnsabl Biirger BON
Sefferion finb auf 8erbaftsbeieble oes
J0oeralgerihts berbaftet poroen. gs
wirb Die Gnflage gegen iie erboben, bic
Wablgefebe bel Der lebten Mabl i'm
ylooember borisen Sabres iibertreten 3ll
baben.
= 9ie Santa Sc giienbabn=@eielI=
i6aft bat in &oienberg 335 8aupldbe
fir $28,606 auf bffentli6er 8eriteige=
rung perfauft.
= Der Banter s.. s. Gbritie in
&ounb &od erbielt por einlgen Sagen
elm Selegramm bon 9luiiin, baB iein
S9mager Sd. 2on; ermorset tporben
iei. Gbriitie reiite nit ieiner 6amilie
nod 9luitin ab, .traf aber ieinen @6tpas
ger bafelbif munter uno tpobl an. Sir
bic Mbienbung Der 9epeI1e lieB ii6
feline anbere grtldrung fin6en, als bab
cs barauf abseieben NOR gbriitie, bon
&ounb Rod gu entfernen ilno bamt bic
Banf gu berauben. Cine Gepef9e, bic
Gbriitie an ben MarfbalI in Rounb
@od famote, bat inbeB einen ettpaigen
ginbru6 Derhinbert.
- Gin pafaeier Der Santa Sc Balm
Namens so. 0aps ipurbe, auf einem
perionen3uge 3ipiiden Npienberg- nnb
9llpin am fein 9ai@enbu6 beiioblen,
1as $3.50 eiitbieit.
= Sn @rabam entifamb in einem
alten Blodbaule Elm Gampf atpiiben
bier Mdnnern, BON benen ieber bas
9aus als iein gigentbum ertldrte.
giner Der 2ampfbdbne 1T in bem
Sample eri6oHen tuorben; Die iibrigen
trugen idmmtli6 Wunben bapon.
- Nm Is. 9ing bon 8albelton Der
erite Our6zGradt3ug auf Der Santa Sc,
Suniet unb iiibli6en Yaeificbabn mad
San 6ranciseo ab. Ser 3ug befan6
aus 80 nit Del belabenen Ma9en.
= Sn einem Streit in See Gountp
smif6en 3ipei fiinbdbrigen Snaben,
bon benen Der cine Elm WeiBer, Der ans
bere elm Garbiger ipar, ilt Der grFere
BON feinem 8egener nit elmer llinte er=
idoien porben.
- 8eim 9iitrittseri6t in Senberion
eribien Elm alter Mann Namens 3iIep
pieree ui1b bat, baB man i'm berbaften
moge, ba er por 81 Sabren elm Wtorb
beaangen babe. gr 9iebt al, bur6 @es
,uifensbiiie gu bieienl Sdritte getrieben
iporben su iein.
- Die Gommiilioner bon peeos
GountD baben Gontrafte fiir ben Bau
eines @ourtbauies unb elmer Sail in
StodtOn abgefdloKen. grfteres iol
$34 900 uno 2ebtere $4,000 toiten.
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= @iebsStatiaif. Oie Ser. Gtaatel
baben bic meiiten &inoer, ndmlid 3S
Millionen (gegen 80 III Sftinbier, 29
lit &ublano) unb S6meine, ndmlid
48 MiG. &uBlanb bat mebr pferbe,
ndmli6 20 Mia. (gegen 109 in Der
Union, 81 in Seiterrei9). 9lultralien
bat mebr S6aie, ndmli9 so Millionen
(gegen 68 in Mrgentinien, 63 in Stub.
lanb 1lnb 36 lit ben Ser. Gtaaten)
Sftinbien bat mebr 3iegen, ndmlif
20 Millionen (gegen 9lfrifa nit Is unf
Merifo nit g..
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ST es 3eit? fraste ber Treiberr.

ia - aber Ste haben nt1t aus9eruht!
Wein = id fanu ia nod lanse arsruz
ben, penn es rDrbei lit - er idmieg, aber
ber Con, in benz CT bas Bort 0e1ast,
prdste li9 oem Ganpibaten elm fir INNER.
Sier nebmen Sic bic Yiltolen. 90!
Sd min bod einen marn1eren Hrd an3ie=
ben, icnit friere id, unb bann 3ittert mir
bic 6anb be;m 3teten. 60 =? Stun
nod ben Sut. llnb = bier nebmen Sic
bieie Desen, bic Barri6re 3l, feden; id
trus fe nit @bren bonn 8eeinn meiner
9auf6abn an, iie ionen mir aud ant @noe
berielben ben lebten Dienit erwei en-
Sabe id nidts perselien? ST lab 1d i'm
3immer UNI. sd bente, nun 1T M(les in
Sronuus. 9d, ba = bieien 8aief iiber=
seben Sic meiner 6rou, tpenn allies Bot
Bel if. 90, jeet peiB id nidts mebr -
aein Saus 1T beitelt.
Iber er 5SSerte bod einen Gusenblid.
Waren Sic nod bel Alfreb?
Sa, ct idldft.
Wenu er uber erwudt, pdbreno Sie
fort iinb?
SD iaste sem Diener, i9 sinae in ben
@arten tuesen bsftiser Sopfidmer3en.
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