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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

Governor Wise seems to have found out at last
that he was little too much in hurry in claiming
Brown and his confederates as the exclusive pris-
oners of Virginia. He has discovered that the
United States have longer arms than the State of
Virginia, aDdcan reach those whom Virginia cannot.
He has, therefore, concluded to release his hold
upon one of the untried Harper's Ferry prisoners,
and to hand him over to the United States Circnit
Court, in the hopes not only of convicting him, but
other persons also who may have been aware of
and have aided in Browns enterprise, though not
present at the time Of its execution.
In treason all are principals; and assuming that
the seizure and holding of the arsenal at Harpers
Ferry was an act of treason against the United
States, then all those, whether present not, who
can be shown to have aided in that seizure, know
ing the object in view, may be included in the same
indictment as principals. There does not seem to
be any provision in the laws of the United States
authorizing the Court to change the venue. II is
even provided that in all capital cases twelve petit
Jurors shall be summoned from the county in which
the offense was committed. 1t il, therefore, posi-
bic in this case to obtain bills Of indictment
by Virginia grand jury, in the United States
Circuit Court, against citizens of any of the
States, to have them arrested by the authority
Of the United States, and brought to Virginia for
trialr and then TO have them tried by Virginia
petit jury, and even a jury from the same county
in which the present State trials are going on. Nor
would the prisoners, in case of conviction, have
even the privilege of carrying up the case on ques-
tons Of law, to the Supreme Court Of the United
States. BY strange omission; no appeal is al
lowed in criminal cases had in the Federal Courts,
not those of life and DEATH that the prison
era would have to abide ID to the facts the YER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
SCHILLER.
minutes.

This day witnesses the centennial anniversary Ofthe
German poet Schiller's birth, and if we may judge
from the notes of preparation which have been issued
or sounded, for months, and years past, it is
evident that no festival honoring merely literary
man was ever so widely celebrated as this will be.
Wherever Germans have settled-andthey are mar
velously emigrating race-they have taken wlththem
the works of Luther and of Schiller, cherishng
them with deeper love than those OF any other of
their writer's 1t is very possible that the American
reader especially if literary man, may have heard
much more of Goethe, and taken it for granted
that his rank is that Of the first of German poets.
But whoever has looked into the heart of the people
has found that Schllers is their truly living poetry,
and that Schiller is emphatcally their man. Schil-
Ter unions, Schiller societies, Schiller associations
and feasts, in the greatest variety and in every
country, testify not only to this fact, but to an
other and most creditable one, that the Germans
of every rank have real and abiding interest in
poetry and that it enters with music, into all their
amusements, to degree unknown to any other
people of the present day.
IL is gratifying and curious spectacle to see the
whole civilized world, If not actually taking part in
celebrating the birthday OF poet, at least witness
ing such celebration, and thereby becoming more
fully informed as to his greatness The remark
able extent to which this anniversary Of Schiller is
to be to-day observed affords, however, gratifying
instance of progress in other respects than as re-
CARDS the appreciation Of the individual A very
f,.w years ago no literary man was 80 extensively
known that on any one day the world could be
beted with his praises. The press has contributed
much toward this; improved means of transit have
done still more, for, after all, the industrial
progress Of the day-which is decried as the slow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

for. and be was assailed ss though such interest
were n felony and hrst-rate reason for voting
against the Republican party, Such wa " Amer
"csn impartiality of the Brooks pattern through
out the hate contest.
With the two adverse parties thus virtually Goa
lesced against our State Ticket and while We were
doing oor best to make head against them, the
.. old Brown" trouble burst upon Us Ike thunder
{, I'M clear sky. At OEee, the cry was raised IN
Charms bv the organs of the two anti Republican
parties that this was % Republican" insurrection
that Seward, Giddings and Others, including
several Republican Senators" were involved in
it-that Gerrit Smith. (the present allies mainstsy
in the last canvass against us) was leading Repub-
Hcan and was clearly implicated with Old Brown
tina. all the Garrisonian Abolitionists (who spend
half their time in decrying Slavery, and the other
half in denouncing the Republican party were
Black Republicans. and hackers Of Brown-snd
that a Republican triumph in our State this Fall
would make Gov. Seward our next President, and
SILVER the American Union. There was just time
thoroughly 10 difuse these perTersions over the
State and not half time to refute or counteraet
them. They have damaged Us some in the cities,
but we doubt whether they paid expenses in the
Rural Districts With another week for reflection,
We think they would have operated in our favor.
-Suchare the circumstances under which the Re-
publicans of New.York have won their signal vie
tory of Tuesday. II our adVersaries think it worth
while to try us again in 1860, they viii know where
to find u.s. We suspect however, that they WILL
AS in 1856 concentrate their money and tseir ora
tory on Pennsylvania and Indiana, and let New
York 90 as incoriGble. That were, at al events,
their most sensible course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
dict Of Virginia jury, and rs to the law Of TIE
case, the decisions OF Virginia Circuit judge.

The Journal Of Commerce explains the small vsas
of the Sham Democracy yesterday, ss principally
due to the lack of money. The Fifth-syeuue Dem
ocrats, having lately set up organization Of their
own. for which all their dispossble cash will be
needed declined to respond with their usual libcr.
atty 10 the demands Of the practical politicians"
There being no money to be had, many Of the most
active hackers of the TaInmany ticket were absent
from the polls. 1t seems. from The Journals 20
count that in past elections frst-elass shoulder
:. hjtters" have commanded from fifty to hundred
dollars day, and " subordinate striker" from ten
TO twenty. five. Not only were these expensive
gentry absent on the present occasion, but even The
:. rag tag and bobtai, ready to fight for dollar
day were absent also
The Sham Democracy not only lost the votes OF
all these fighting gentry, who in the lack OF pay.
did not think it worth their while to make their sp
pearance but hundreds also of cheap votes, which
these fighting characters have under their contre<
but which are only TO be had BY beng pad Tor.
Not only was there q lack OF money but also o.
:. fighting rum supplied free to voters" deficiency
which likewise contributed 70 the quiet of the cleo
ton.
1t seems to have been only in this negative way
that the Fith-avenue Democracy made Itself felt at
this election As TO their famous circular adver.
tsed in the newspapers, and distributed through the
State, which was to destroy the leaders of the Re
publican party, and to dispense the members Of it
like Cock of frightened sheep, that bomb failed
to burst, and the money thus expended proved but
O bad investment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
NEw-JERsEY ELECTION.

No doubt remains of decisive Opposition tri-
umph in the choice of CHARLES 5. OLDEN as
Governor over Gen. Z. II. V. Wright, who made
heavy gains in Hudson, Essex and Union Counties
through wholesale naturazations on the eve of the
Election. They did not save him, but they de-
feated Dudley S. Gregory for Senator in Hudson
County, elected Democrat also in Norris and so
secured the Senate to the Sham Democracy, and
We presume the House also. But the Opposition
majority in the State is fully 1900. Here are the
reported majorities in all the counties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

The trial of Cook was continued at Chariestown
Yesterday He has pleaded guilty to all the count
in the Indictment, except that of treason Mr..
Green, one of his counsel admitted the fact OF the
prisoners conspiring for the purpose of rebellion
which is punishable with death. Dir. Hunter
then read confession made by Cook; which, how
ever, contained nothing new or important, unless
il be duplicating somewhat Frederick Douglass and
DIR. Howe. The public feeling is said to be
stronger against Cook than either of the other
prisoners, as he is regarded as having acted as
SOY for the insurrectiOnists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-NOv. s-BefOre
L.. IL.-nA

The Eew.yosk Wire Railing Company sst CsssiHer keunbe
This was a suit brought 20 recover damages Tor the
,s-.rt of o.teut granted John H. Niek-rshsm land
new owned BY pains1) for improvement IN folding non
b~desd. The Jury rendered verdict or ine Pla@a ana
sr.J ! 2 ocO a, dsn.aEes Cha NJ. heller plaintiff "
A Chedsey for defendant
FAMILY PoIsoSEp ~ RATsBANE.-On Saturday
last the family of Mr. Grovesiein, residing on The cor
ner of Dove and Garden streets, narrowly escaped
death BY eating pudding which had in some mystic
nous manner become impregnated with arsenic pro-
euredfor killing rats. -Four persons-Mrs Groyes,en,
her sister her con- and daughter, ate OF the pudding
and were made sick. The arsenic intended for the
rate was mixed with crumbs Of bread and these were
scattered over the door and table, II is supposed that
those remaining upon the table IN the morning were
gathered into the hreadbasket the contents of which
Tss subsequently made up into pudding. Soon after
their sickness, medical aid obtained and by the
constant attention of Bgelow and burton, the simy
last evening considered oai Of danger. This was
= mo seek This remedy 10 get rid Of rats.
U"V lAlbsny Journal Nov :,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
THE STATE.

The interest in our Election is now entirely con-
fined to that portion of the State Ticket as to which
the American" vote was cast for the Demo-
cratic" candidates, so that the Republican Ticket
was here opposed by the combined force OF both
the adverse parties. As to everything else, the Re-
publican triumph is overwhelming Here are the
County masrities on Secretary of State, partly es-
timated from very imperfect data:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

Special Dispatch to The N. 4. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1859.
The Postmaster-G General returned to this city ths
morning As his sudden absence prevented the an
nouncement of the result of the bids for the great
mail contract from Portland to New Orleans, which
have all been opened and registered, it is presumed
the public will now be enlightened. The general
belief u.s. that the seaboard route, across the PENN
sula of Florida, has been selected.
Mr.. Morris Member Of Congress from Phila-
dolphin, has arrived here. He, and few others
from elsewhere, will not participate in q strict
Republican caucus, but be ready to vote for any
acceptable candidate for Speaker, who may be
nominated.
Board of five naval officers viii meet at An
napolis on Friday, to put graduating class Of
midshipmen through their final examination.
VI. Scheiden, Minister from Bremen, win return
here next week
The Hamburg steamers are prepared to carry
our mails to England through the coming Winter
for hostages, if they obtain regular SATURDAYS
without interfering with any American line. AZ
Mr.. Vanderbilt is only implicitly bound to run
monthly during the Winter, arrangements VII
probably be made on an equal footing with mo
Bremen steamers.
VI. Stoeckl, the Russian Minister, did not ges
his pay raised to the grade of the British Nilsson
here, during his recent visit to ST. Petersburg. I"
was expected, but was allowed full salary during
his absence as o compliment. The finances Of tho
Empire are seriously embarrassed.
Senator Douglas lies seriously i'll with an attack
of govt in the stomach, which has gradually IS
cended from the feet to the present dangerous Pof
ton. His strong constitution is the reat reliance
of his physicians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

We hope there may be gain enough on the
estimates we have been obliged to make for the
Counties not heard from to elect every man on our
ticket; but this is by no means certain. We have
endeavored to make our estimates such as the
Official Returns must improve, but may not have
done 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

Some virgnian fools have lately threatened to
dissolve the Union in case the elections in this
quarter should go against their friends. They
seem to have forgotten that only the other day
seventeen white men and five negroes were able to
conquer the whole of that great State, and brighten
its people so that they have not yet recovered their
sanses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

TOR SALE, TO close q concern, the assets OF O
unfortunate and going out OF business u consists Of
HUGH FORBES ito be taken as he runs lot Of EectioneeI
ing Tracts az belou be circulated at the Of the buye
baskets empty Champagne Bottles and reputation for
and honesty slightly the for Inquire OF
WATTS SHERMAN, banker, Willsm-st., near Well; o. u
IN harn Of he Eiffh az. Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
Aetpalurk DAILY @ibm,se
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1859.
y CORRESPONDENTS

NJ ,. eu Re u, ea Of Anonymous Communications Whist
intended fc insertion must be authenticated by tbs
nau ar addFeas Of the wrierHot necessarily "a" Pao'-
tien, bat Is L guaranty iOs his good sth.
We ca mo. undertake TO return rejected Conaunics'h
Rs,ip. Letters for TRIBUNE should in sn De sd
af...sd 10 BoKAcE GREELEY l. Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

To the Associated Press. ,osa
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nov. y, 1919:
While the Cabinet in seszion Yesterday, sno
Presiden, received dispatch showing the postse n
cessiiy for military assistance ut Brownsville. ino
Secretary ID War within half an hour thereafter ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

Some public curiosity being felt to know the
names of the Executive Committee o. that famous
body. the Democratic yigilant Association" We
renubhsh the list as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
It's lights all fed, its gsrlsnds dead
And all but he departed.

Under these gloomy circumstances there WAS
nothing left for him but to take drink and depart
Also as speeches. as he came. The managers Of
Tammany ought not to have shut up shop 80 early.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

Though it ia familiar event for the Democrats
of New-YOrk to have their machine smashed"
this is the first time for many years that Mr.. John
Van Buren, has had no hand in doing it. During al
the canvass just concluded hewas nOtsounfortunste
as to make single speech; but on Tuesday night,
after the election was over, he went resolutely to
Tammany for the purpose of atiording to his fellow
citizens an oratoricsl entertainment. We regret to
say that he found that ancient tavern dark. and
desOlate and despairing-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
For WRIGHT, Adm.
Fer OLDEs. OPP

O.den's majority in all the Counties, l,736, very
nearly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

OT n =. FRANZ. OcuEst. No. 100 East l4th-st'
!. - ssAsv invites attention 70 MS new rlethoa
tr-nE sss.AseS sycs ~ nedicsirc fonee SEA t
,,s - rais rTisiioa Necessary ersea- V2eis'ns
es.-------s 49, hcars frcu n. 20 T. III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

WATTS SHERMAN, kffts ;. Hfeefss,
JAMES LEs, ISAAC TowSsssn,
ALaKzSoS s. JARVIS STEPHEN JOHNSON.
Il. VI. WHirlocK, yoEL CoNxLIs,
CHARLES A. LAMONT, SCHUYLER LIVINGSTON
JoRL WoLYv, y. L. SourrsR.
SAsrEL l.. II. BARLOW, BySyAnIs II. FIELD,
REUBEN WITHERs, MOSES TAILOR,
GEORGE j. foRRBsT, ROYAL PHELPS
n. ". CHATTER, y. N ALBuRTts,
ARTHUR LyARy WILLIAM T. COLEMAN,
f,roReg C. COLLINS yohs T. Aessv,
J1pgs DWELL GEORGE GREER,
B. n. Fox, JOHN W. CVLBERs,
JoHs MckBssoS HENRY fSLvskroS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

These gentlemen having succeeded so splendidlg
in covering themselves with credit us the authors Of
atrocious charges, which they cannot prove, and
have not the honor and manliness to retract, and
also having demonstrated their political capacity In
tine result of the election We desire respectfully TO
express the hope that they will not relax their &C
tvity, but will continue to publish manifestoes al
proper charge per line for each insertion, so long
as they shall i've They are useful body Of men.
and ought to be perpetuated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
GAyrrry's MgpIcATEp PAPER
CHS.

The g.rst and suddea changes climate fruitful
sources Of Pulmonary and bronchial Affections ExPenrnce
h.xiar oen speedily and
tsiny he OF the disease recourse
shend At once had bkowEs bKoSCHiAL IsocRES OF
oxESgE lei the Cough Irritation Of the throat De ever &C
sirh serious ssek may De encct
n.lv raraed OF. sold BY all druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
CoCoas AND CONS CouGHs AND COLDS !

L. o,. uexsecs osd o. kigs. ooGgh Thousands DONG
- ~. - sc ga aaded arotneT. Until the mucous mem
49, -sa - has oecoUie excessively heS
go p~aarensly thickraed- and soon ehioIic Cyun
sS--sr <uzo-s AID consumption saccess'vey ssop aohS
- - So 70 cure a. this wkeu begins II you ae 30
s~--rrsie - 70 possess csc Of hUsPHksls sfSOt0
and yea do hot you oesns 20 OK one
- 800 PM ana thea three pills per dA! win
- :. - ~rsr sApossre all bring you AL Tlsa IN d>y OF
ssN .A--.,... ~ ,,orr csya ana morn
- A. u--ssrs ss thoGsh lays IN the same oneo
- oar ssyire il 10 keep the iee warm tne hsso COZ" anu
a. urxFnkkas's HokK0rsgHlc Cores flLLs o..
F-,r IS c-.ss Pc BcI. viii Directions SA Dohes ri
M A 81 - q HrNSbkEls's HOMEOPATHIC SPkCFlCsi
"a SOD e Dirrtoas and twenty keuedie- IA large esh
500 cas- q Is koG-s and BOOK - .... a
- 49,, b The sins-e box .uR sent 70 any al
- ~ - * slr-ss Of charge receipt Of the Pilee'
-. DIX =. HVxPEKKNs Co.,.
No. 20 Broadway, Newly oTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the BELT, Patent.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. " tdI FIit A5tI9If 4 "SV-N-
. IA the genuine and truly excellent invigotins MEDICAL
Bxrr thai viii fail relieve, and strengthen the
t,s.eSlr ali stomach chest; bowed liver and
xous .aeoton Is worth its IN gold Address MEDi'
cal BKLr IoxPASl, Box Letter c. brooyn r o. ineo,ins
nav be had Of the established Agents No ~ Broadway n "
s-r ~ TO the failing Of medicine internally.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-07

Nlhlte SScde mtr Ger Srren Der 9tctbmGnncr
lib eabier in eiusm 9r&nb Council %YrrIammclu uup
sinsn 9rpBcn llmsus psrauaaltsn.
gStr oermsiicn unlcre 2sIcr ouf bic Nn,ciss RES
@rlan9' Sereins Quartet Glut, Der am nG61cn Nrn,
tag in 6attcrf'S GpltSgartsn rim srceartiecs 0ai. fsIt
ntbalt, an nsm lb aud Der 0eIans. Sersin 9irsinta
unc Der llnotbdn9ise 6urnpcrcin tetbsiltst. 9ker ei-
ntn an9cnsbmcn Tag perIetsn nil, %pcridum. nidt, Ih
ouT rrm 8cfplate sin,ufiubrn. = @Gir temrrten mob,
eoB Sottrrf an pieiem Sage auBrr frilhem 0aacrtier
nod bier actrautes SSsibtier ~pcrSaplt. Sicbe ptcn.
= Sri rcm am Wcnta9 in 6attprf's Ipltsaarten
fnttgriuursuen Sheit,nihir6en Ter Deutlhcu SGaer,
Gompa9nie stnS Corporal paul miep,rum ais better
Sbuec bcrppr.
- Ganiel Sa9srt9 wurre BON Der tctreIsnren
Gommttte ess StactrattS p~crlGufg Die Strle eiuee
Suprrjntenrentsn Der @aSwsrte iitertraesn.
= Sei Dem 6erannaben Der teigcn Sabree,eit mas
den mir ouf bas itartii6c G'elee aufmertIaln, munat,
Srrrrmann oIen Ntfau unp llnratb pom letnem spI
unr ieinsr 2bir entIcrnsn muf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-07
Scahtcnewc t..

Tenn 9~ccbrtrn Nutlifum Ypn Jitmpnb unc lin.
ac9rno rrlnube ib mir oniuirigcn, raB ih mid ais
SprodNlchrcr am htClt9cn Srtc .njeocr9claIcn bare.
SD rrtbrile MtnrCrn mic Grmahlencn III INN auBcr
rem haulc Nrjoatuntcrriht in Der rcutltcn, cnsli-
ihcn uno franiGilhcu Sprahe ionic in tauim1nni=
ltbcn 0trtnSn ju Nan3 m1Gi9cn 9rcilen. @nmrleun-
gen nCbme ib Yrn nun al in mrjnrr 9Eu6nuna,
Marlb1ulr. ;piihen Ter 5trn unr 6trn (ihrG0 ittr
oNm N:r Marfct 6rtrl), YOn 9 Ills IL llbr Mtcrgcns
unp rUn / bis . llbr 9~lndmitta9a ~rntgc9cn.
Or. y. 6~rtorrftlr,
Cbcmnl. cricr |rbrcr an rrr Tulrn'-
lhru Shulc in 9trm. gprf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-07
SefnnntD a%cbnu9cm.

Scrlanst wirb elm rsutIh.s 1Go6eu
pom 9ntem Gbaraftcr, raS su wa1hcn, tTiaslu uno oe-
Wobnlthe Sausarbeitcn ;u psrri6ten ocrItebt. Jefc-
renicn wrrocu psr!ongt. Gin gutter 9pbu wirp ,uaes
lttsrt. Nab'ufrassn bel Scr. Niitbeu, % Street,
Nsitieite, cine ltIr BON Nain, wtihe Main= unp
0arpIr.
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III licben Slnoru pocr in % acknowledgements
q - Cts.
Nl2 MIR an 2l W&ri 1855 nit Ter critcn 9lueoabc Ser
0Ciucltcu |Hcrtc Ypr5 9UblifUm tr0!tn. thJicn mir Is mi
bln0cm Wcfutl.-Scne mar nod iu ptnrS ttEannt uEo o0S
!lntCrnchHCn 1crccytt arrRe NHltrCn0uu0tn uno bCcGtCnbcs
NGrltNi.- lnItrc @rnartunQcu mUrocn utrmrTrn. Der
AtlaE w0r Cu Icby btctIttnrrr. uue lit t0um en- Ntk no
Wtlrctr1 0Citltc pObnCn, mrhin Ncinc rjNt Ytrl0nOt wurne.
Ter arEc 4ldlcr. Der StpIi Ter rtuilhtn Na!iru, rlr
NrIuCtr btr WcctrnCn Glhtcritulc, Int WGhrtuO Der 3cit
'ctaCm IdnGcn ltmcriONlen Nrtbtu CuC9;n. Stin Namc
pIo fr ollie IOHmCRr:n 3ctter aufb0p1brt ttIbcn. Map
miro ibn unICr cn Grtcu fInccn, mcrn Ncutirldnr5 Gcibics
Gene UJrpfcN o%uf9c;dblt mcrbct. Gr lclblt 1T Un3 tntriltn.
Nbcr Wtnt Shrpfun9cn b!ciben Crh0ltcn INN wcrbtn nil ms
crtt ben.
9f0h 6Cint'S Grfe famcn nr6 10 mandc GcrrliHe Jrao-
mtrtr lrjncr urlttrblihtu Miult I'll Saeg, bic Nrrnrc Enb
had, rnc nod III ldnlWcln uno linn nUnn'hr I'M SiGnCc eli
hli reutn S'0Rc ~ stt'rn. ia mI otcr lett eirtm Sabre
9l Hlcltn Stltn 0nltSanacr ipurctn. Ntlnc'5 9Serfc Md
Hi0io IL Slc'irIn9gn oNeiE0Cttn, Ganlt 0JT rCr rtnl0.r gic-
UtttLc tit ADJ an2 mai ctic b]trrluttn SGrrtgn Tnihais
Zen Tonne, 10 h,btn MIR ms nunnCtr cniidlCrtn, cine neuc
auSg1bt III tientiCn vi Ttrun9cn Su pt.ani0 tai. Z CT @rcjS
ut Ger FrVptGe Hno NM MIR mr. Ben ltb ntcn &ono 81 mtkr
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