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jersey City News.

SUPPOSED DEATH PROM VIOLENCE IN ATTEMPTING TO
COMMIT AN oUrRAGE-ARREsT ON SUSPICION.
Coroner Carney, Of Jersey City, called upon ycstcr
day morning TO hold inquest upon the body Of woman
named Alice Mceee, residing in Railroad avenue
ooe street, who died suddenly Sunday evening under
circumstances which leads to the supposon that her
death the result Of violence On Saturday last ocer
her house, and observing ccutusous side Of her
face, asked what the matter was Mrs. MCGEE sid
that on 1hursday evening last while y ng asleep
bed, she was suddenly awakened and discovered that
man named James Gray, had entered her and
attempting TO violate her person. Being athletic
man she threw him OF, whom violent struggle followed,
On Sunday afternoon Mrs. MCGEE became III that shc
was unable 70 sit up, when she sent for Mr.. and Mrs
she could live and that Cray was tho cause Ct hcr
death. Ii stated that she thcn from
Der bed, and kneeling upon the floor, "oaled
down seven curses" upon this man, and In q few
hours afterwards expired. THIS morning officer
Mclaughlin stated the story told 20 him by MCGEE to
Chief Of Police harinus, aud at his suggestion The occr
took Cray iuo custody 10 await the result Of the nvcs
cation.
post mortcm examination was held by Dr. ouiior,
City Physician as ised by Or Morris. The internal
gans were generally found healthy, with the exception Of
the right lung, which was not sufficiently Diseased TO
cause death. They found q rupture Of NE omepsum
herns also black and blue vcs on the head back and
several places the body and legs showing that deceas
that by this means The p,ure was caused which resulted
in her death Deceased was bet recently confined and
tho mother Of twelve children. She also addicted
habits Of ntempcrascc, which may have assisted AZ.
grayatpg the injury.
The Coroners jury assembled at the station house last
evening" with the exception Of Of them, who
sent from the city. Aaer waiting for his return until
bali past nine O'Clock, the further adjourned
until this tuesday, evening.
Last cvcnsng a named H. l. Durham was taken
mao custody and committed 10 the cells, being alleged
thai he had also committed assault and battery on
hrs hcc'ce on the night Of The Sd Of July
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Switzerland.

BEaSg. June "a, 1880.
The Federal Council received two days ago despatch
from Kern, the Minister Of Switzerland at Paris, in
which NJ Kern gives account OF the conference he had
on the 10th instant with II. Thouvenel In reference TO
the accomplished annexation of Savoy TO France. The
French Minister for Foreign Affairs declared that his gov
ernmcnt would not object to this question being brought
before European Conference, ut which Switzerland
should take part.
NJ. Thouvenel added-Switzerland having by her note
OF tho Odd Of May last rejected the French proposals. the
France viii hencefcrth merely place herself in the posi-
tcn formerly occupied by Sardinia in reference TO the
obligations resulting from the naturalization Of FaGcgBy
and Cbab!as NJ Thouvenei is said 20 have further
crcd that the Emperor Napoleon would not give up any
pcrtioa Of the territory Of Savoy.
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Naples,

pEsOA juno -, ISOU.
According to advccs from Naples 70 the 10th inst the
government had despatched three columns from Naples
vz;-Onc TO Basilicaa, another towards saerpo, and
third 10 the Abruzzi The chateau Of ST. Elmo had been
fortified. Was asserted that IL Was the intention Of
government n restore the two captured vessels The
American Minister however, desired PREPARATION for the
insult offered 10 his national flag.
The King was III, and was staying at Poriici 20 COO
soldiers would leave for Sicily News from Mossina
TO the leth ast reports decentralization OF Garibalcans
ut Melito.
TrRis, juno 81, 1850.
The Onions OF to-day publishes tho following despatch
from Naples The King IL iously H. The government
Is said 10 be celebrating upon The restoration Of the
captured vessels together with the passengers and
Chandse,
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supposed 10 nc dfhcut Of acquisition IN the Of
tne youngest recruits there little general might
desire, mad ne TO encounter army If veterans "A
rule they are hner body men than our infantry of
regard with confidence alarm.
ON Friday Are broke out the premises Of Mr. John
Mayai, at the Britannia Mil, Moseiy, which aesroyod
property estimated at frem $50 600 TO 500 600
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Arrival OF the Fulton, Elna and Parana at New
York and the Palestine at Quebec. ~
Progress Of the Sicilian Re-
vOlUtiOn.
REMoNsTRANcE OF RUSSIA AND SPAIN.
Napoleon Opposed to the Annexation
Of Sicily to Piedmont.


The steamship Futon, from Southampton on the 9th
June, arrived here yesterday morning. bringing details
European news 70 the 9th ult.
The Prince Of Wales will start the 10th July and will
be accompanied Ivy the Duke Of Newcastle and several
other Peers He win land at St. Johns, NJ F. under the
title Of Lord Renrew, and will visit the United States
The Vanderbilt arrived at COwes Tuesday, June 60
in the evening
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The Conference Mt Baden.

BADEN, JUNG "a, l5bV
is stated that during the Conference ut Baden the
Prince Regent of Prussia directed the attention OF the
august assembly TO the state Of affairs in Italy. Tho
Prince Regent is said TO have declared that the Sar
dinian government was already by revolution,
and that II no attention were paid to the further
tionary agitation II is also said that Baron Schleui,z
has been ordered to draw up circular note inform
ing the diplomatic agents OF Prussia abroad of
what passed at the interview OF Baden. In
this note particular mention will be made OF the words
before Napoleon by the Prince Regent tho
affairs Of Italy,
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ST FkTf RsBtRG, juno y, 800
is nd that by tho order OF his Majesty, the Russian
Minister Turin has been Instructed declare tho
Sandman cabcct that should the Sandman government
not henceorth prevent the departure for Sicily Of the
petitions In course or preparation in the different parts c
Sardinia the Minister with the whole personnel OF the To-
CATION, would quit Piedmont
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UvoS PART NorIyAroxs ~ FIoRmA--The state Con.
Vcpon Of the constitutional union party Of Florida me,
az Quincy on the 9th ut and nominated for Governor
Ger Onward Hopkn, and for Congress Hon Benjamin r.
Alcn.
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Syria.


letter from eyrout of the sth Ia the Trieste G.~e
gives the following additional details Of the scenes which
arc now being enacted In the Libsnus;-
The European Consus rado application to the local
thortes as well as TO the leaders of tho parties In the
struggle, to effect reconciliation but met with the most
decided III will on the part OF the former Hoses at
length assumed such alarming character that the gov
10 600 regulars with some hundrcds of basi bazoks
In camp st the foot or the mountain right of the
new road nom Damascus Tbs camp Was formed Ia the
evening Of the 2sth ult the Governor went there in
person on the following day and hopes entertained
that the explosion of hos,it,es would no either pro-
vented or promptly put down. What, therefore, was
The surprise and Indignation felt, when half hour
after the reception Of the Governor and Just before
sunset, flames were seen rising over The visge OF
Bet-Heri, and on other points Of the horizon. On
the 30th these confaaons increased and approached
within two miles Of Isyrout Everything belonging TO
the christians was burnt By the Druses, who were
assisted In their acts Of outrage by the bash bazouks
The apathy the Governor and Of his troops caused tho
most painful impression On the 3lst information was
received that the Druses finding nothing more 20 burn
bad returned TO the aeghborbo0d OF Krcy aud Hsnana
and = was not without great difficulty that they were in
those places They mado up for this privhton by burn
ing all the houses round and among Others occupied
neither respected the French Car which was hois,ed on
the house attended 10 the protests OF the persons pre-
sent but destroyed the Instruments the drawings OF the
clerks and all their clothes leaving them only what they
had on their backs ia the evening Of the 3fst the fires
tended az far ms the village Of Bumma where the Chris
tan kaiuaken resces and could contemplate tho whole
OF this terrible spectacle from terrace. Yesterday the
majority Of The Consuls II the Great Powers went with
Usfr dfsfomahs 70 usc GoSefnors camp, IN order by
energetic representations TO induce him 10 put end 70
such savage war and this step appears 10 have been at
tcns cd with some success, for day have stcn
more Tres God grant That they may DO at eu end All
the crop OF cococrs as you hare probably already heard
has been destroyed al Helio Gurd, Buf &C. and IL may
DO conceived that tho OF the Drnsos will have
DISASTROUS effect commerce The merchants o Beyrout
tho habit of making advances the and 70
the prvretors Of the soil tho produce OF their crops
these ADVANCES are now lost the borrowers neither
deliver produce repay the ioars Tho Christians Of
Beyrout and The negbborbccd feel convinced that the
Bruses, reinforced by the MugEumars will rccomrcncc
their work Of piagc and irccpdiarsm, aud the town
fun OF Christian families who houscess ana
destitute. Such eveuA ~ tLess ought ~ the
ricus attention Of the great Powers for the government
either canrot or win not prevent these horrors
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CoyyyaAGEs, June "a, 1850.
Count Moltke tho Danish Minister ricnipo;ent.ary 70
France, has arrived here, having by the
government account u the affairs Of the German
Duchiee.
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italy.
Of the brigade OF Savoy

ICkIN, juno 20, I5uU
Tho Marquis dc villafrabca arrived here from N5ies
Tho discussion ~ tho loan Will take place In the Sr
dinian Chambers the 9th inst.
Tho departure OF the soldiers Of the brigade OF Savoy
etill continues.
PARIS, June 2s, 1880
The Pctrie contains the following dcspatch:-
MAPLE June "a, 1860.
Tho King has accepted the constitution which has been
prepared liberal basis and Of which condition
Ii Offensive and defensive alliance with Piedmont
The diplomatic corps have received IT fAvoraby. Its
promulgated VIII take place 10 the bessnIng OF July.
hRaEIIEs June -, 1s60
Intelligence has been received from Rome announcing
that General Lamorcicrc had been nominated Grand
Cross.
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MADRID, juno Is. 800
Tho Spanish government, through the medium Of ia
Charge GAsrs at Turin has presented protest 10 Count
Cavour against the assistance indirectly given by sardinia
10 tho Siciiian revolutionary party.
should Tho remonstrance OF Spain remain without any
eject the Spanish Legation win be ordered 10 quit Turin
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PAiu3, JUNO ., lStU
The correspondent 70 tho xora Pot says,-it is DO.
restore the two shrs lately captured by lie cruisers
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JvSx Is Q, 1890.
The business transacted for tho two days has been
only Moderate and the eaos do not exceed 10 900 bales
600 speculation and Cor export. Prices irregular
JrSr 20, 1890
At to day market wheat ard acur met with bet slew
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Tho produce market without any animation, and the
eagnetion IN imports continues Piece goods declining
Yarns very dull Spices had fallen. Frcghts showed
little downward tendency. Prom China accounts STATE
little dong in tea markets Vessels loading would
complete the season. The next exPected u
commence with light stocks
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Someatsa980s gso8seaa

an uutpHsLtl
I'D erlaubs mir bitrmit, meiurn 5reEResn
itno Setdnnt'n Die e~raettnits @n3riae gu ma
den, pap meine SrurtlsSoeroHu9unJen oGgt-
meinen Natian9 a~cfunpen bdten unD lare i'd
osnn audi tae 9eldmmte pntlitum ami
S%onntas, rem 25. os. 0ts.,
NatmtttnAs uuO Qbeae, irsuuplihit Gin.
sir gate Spei en- unO GetrGufe, iopie frfunb.
t4s S~spenuus bate i'd ~tettns Gorge Ne raQeu.
Sattntin 9tStey.
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HnteriCttneler rfrsirt 256v ej4fps tt rttbifen uno T6sg,
lhN &fpetne (GoIpeis) Su b%iltgeren Yleiien gum Nrrfaai.
ae ut f titr Ill H'tnlono 81, IT Norctn limb, NOD ie wie.
4taltr ia 81 AiS., htaIg iu so els. Ibip.r III trcir !.
Gan sS1ae; 81 40 Gte rSntS 6H4; ccrta te;rs. gut unS
lMptt' " 90 etc, ee o%nperroGrtS 81 f9iten; 98GbStu5 III
2lHo Hal gu "73 uno 90 @ts. 3thoedtn III 80, 50 mi
% Sts, auEerer0tniIi3 bi4iJ 800 GrtmiiCn SfirfS iar
MSo|en dTe Sanlen, ON Is, % unO 81 Cts. an aHf,
paris, Sur 3hite 'bree 3crtteS; 9aipI 5aeonetS, serints
AIp@fae' gteriho5, Srtlb Kin rs, bteadeo mn 6rorpn Sbir,
taa9s HnG Spte1m9s, uno piIe moere 13alren, sI25 rGt.
ptII9r ale i, UNI FUR Die n6dile Gallon auf; 4rSnmeu
WSn tOnnie uno &c Be oiels Q6aars IN so. ~ Nleinjtr. bti
SnisnE &trnrh
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Mbstnmeir! Nbetumetn!

BET II 10 II! u betumetn!
unlern 6reunren, lpmic Dem peutftru publi.
u0er0dHpt, friaueen mir une auf unler rrihs
P"ltlAeS unp woblalcrtirtes Eager edbtrr Jibein-
meme 1ntmerti1m gu mo&en. Seir p;r auicn
rtel'Iefn Piula uno 9arantiren fir bic GhtDeil
elmer ispsn Sortc.
0autbter1 @(aber,
SIR. 10 Wiain.C trafr.
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Tenn arebrtru QUtlItum Der Stat 9tihmcup
Die erAsbcnite MhtNr'ht, pa6 it se ee!tb btYpu.
%m0tttAt bin, III %tnuffn, III cppmlircn unp IN beer.
tt9rn. Set oorfommenem IGGen menrca man lid,
au prn. s.. Sclorue, Sroaon.o6e nabe Der 6iteu.
ODER an min ielbit in mcincr Nobnung al rer
Sroete 9;Senue nabe rer GrvapfraBc.
rtunlsucl 6. Jirinu.
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G3SUeD0lae

Ger unterSsi6ntte erlaubt lib Dem Wublifun
anjujetSen, cas istn 9Ea9cn une 8uoap isrer;eI
brrets ltfpk um 6Gmilien gu irseno eintr SoaeS
jeit nah rei8em Sersnuaun9splas ,u labreu
Osrartt9s S~sfcdun9en t5nncI TN gGiIbetm 1ea.
9aus Dee 9rn. u. S6ap ssmott merpeu.
Us. 9fsttus.
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s.. rs. 2tmsacr,tams,

u br m ii sr unO @clsarbeiter.
SfcarliraBe, 3mii6cu Der 5. uno 6.
WfeiHtn 6reuneen unc prm oeebrten WntlituG
lie anSr'9e, roB ib an obiar n Ylass clnen lis.
'sns unO SupeuerY-S tpre er0nnst bate. mojeltI
h dine 0rpBe Aaspabl Der stlhmadpUQten Ia
0ielss @'sltdiI finith!Isenpe Nrtfrl Iiltre rtren
Huts %sGrlnttr unO ~eiri:lben gu au6erorrentlid
5iliasu Drsiisn p~ertaule.
9teparatreH jsesr Dirt wereen l&nsI unb fiji.
.'Sf St,Set.
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0eidbdfts=2 Jnseiaru.


Sem aeebrten Qublifum erIauben mir uns
btermit oe sr9etsnitc Nn;eile ap MAIDEN, eos mir
~unltrcu Sin Stpre nab unltttm neueu lnp ue.
%rdumi9en 6duie He. 1873 groacnraBs amiltsn
OR 5. uno 6. perIe0t bottn.
Sur rae inns bieter NeItenttc Sutra uen tefens
p%antenr, %erianten mir uIs, aud istss, I'm Gas.
ieIbs ,u bitten.
9eir flibren tsftdnb'e in rsi6baltiacs 0oaer
alIcr Srrttn Sefcn, Sl d ,aaren unp aIer an.
o'ren IN umisr @sio it idlagsnpc @rtitd,
mir, ba mir uur fir So0r t~aufen, an ben siuio
itcn 9rciicn p~erfaufsn tDrneu.
SoS 0sdeu Der 6Guier, icrie Eero atursn
ls0er Irt merpcn ihneu, gut NM biuioit %telor1t.
nIlhhmer 81 -,
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S%$Ii. ~ayJaut,I's

9Nirtoltsott UNI S1eerttrr' Gallon.
rs5 Sdt @tart II. 0uoal Cir.
Mtiuru UrernNer uno Dem e~cctrten ceullfcn Nrttiftm
ott er0tbent Nuel!e. opB it neprn mejnem Eirt.ery Stnrr
enlt WhthlthoIt uHo Va9creicr~ 5dlcn croTnet basc. rpiikit
usie oe be'ten @rtr1lIe lersr Nrt, pom teiten 9it,inmeirl
po ilinl 1ueItittdpnctlIen Na3crbtr su babe. lino.
lin frtdloithen 3Iptut ottt % II. Maut Fl.
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Nsuc 9ReiuitutcI

N'ttrtn Treunben unb btm wcinlitbcur;n Nubtifum sic
~ersestilie GnSeilc, oof id neteu mtircn Wbrltlale gScin
une Nqucr. 0eltteft cine &eultutc trlnnet babe, i'll Der id
SuoItdt bel SlaIbe uno @taS, lpp,e nit l~cniti9en Grfrie
Itun9en becteren merle. Satob FtppS,
SO. 1884 SlrpaSe SiraEc.
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Sefen! Sefen!
Nem ceutidsn Yublitum Die @n,eiae, oas i'd
meiusn Storc ueu eiu9cri@tet uup cine bepeus
tence Nuewabt pom Sefen ieOcr Nrt oerr6tbio
babe. Sh o(nube i'm Stante III Iein. Sersrmonn
nit rem @emiinitten btOieneu ,u fGnnsn. Sn.
nam ia FIR %iru1ercn 3uiprua Canf bOfe ids auf
eins 6Orti sung ceNstben.
s.. settles,
Mr. - Of,irurs,t
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Neiutn 6reunren unD Dem aceGrttn putlitnm
Die @nSeiae, oa6 id ole iei6sr pou 6rn. 9ein n.
aan9 an Srcac5raee ,mifben Der l. uni 2.
iiGernpmmsh babs Surem id ,um Seiube pcr,
lelbm IrsunrlibA %einlace, Yeriprt6e i'd purA
gut. @ttrGnte uno oufmerfiamp Secienuna mir
ros 9Botlmpqeu mcjhcr ssrtrtru @iItc ~ or.
rarrbel @fcrQe Serntt.
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Geutl@e

Seutihe
VI stauratipn uno Safe @alon
ON Taft nrs .Neuen Marttfe."
lrt,rrjbutter erlaubt th Die @ufmerflumteit teS bitig en-
beutlbep pu5!ittms I'M 4aSem;iaeu ionic ieinet 0taner
i'm 9tioaoersn, ouf ltine
9ttue. pertchepte Ncfduratirn
oafmcrfi1u y; ma ttt. Of no Yor fiu,m 8;luber uu5e>
frje i9t otrllitu wroet III. Nebsn ein,r altta GNIt SANE
ut IT'S eu oorilllibr @Stin bi @la5 roer Otf6e, Ionic
&t1a-ren. 9 j9crttcr N1o nj; 5ocen eilrlte II br5ep.
Stn,lt unc auimHflame S,Oienaas ipirc Sl0ct1;rt.
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2i. 1GaD,
NO l6l Srparltr., Smilhen Der STEM uub item
aacnt fir Srietfd's Gbdmpaaurr,
%empiteblt Dem peutihen putittum lei. frtih on.
.Astommenes 9darr opn @iadrrrn. 9Seineu @tom E.
pa9ner, Stttu6en, 9etrnnnts Manpeln, iter;ud
ertcn Gllmus &C., rGmltb
100000 rrutlde Gisnrren, aae Sraues,
2O.OOO GpntaS 6dpana,
10000 0eurp Clay 6dooud,
$4,000 Srabuccs bapana,
15,O0C 9rine'ps, Cara,
90 Scrfn 9tbrinlpeiue,
- 20 R6rtr 6cirtlid'lhtu G6antdancr. fir
meIdrn ih A9ent bin puu s his IA Cc,.
lHre per &orb,ii
80 Duesnp gcttudbcu,
50 pfr. 9rtrannte Manbeln unb iiter,uf,
erten SnlmuS. Fs1
wrl6e Nrt'ti th gu tiuisem prris pferirc.
W. Mau. Plat.
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9rcipretus Ger nsucu SO:tsaussate
s.. 8 eth e'S
9 a mtli6eu Wrrten
in ietsn SGnpeu ODER in 80 acknowledgements
a Is Gts.


NlS mir AM %. NR6rs 1885 nit Der trien Suaaabe Ser
9eintIhcn Ncrte pprS 9ublifum traten, tbafcn mir cs nil
6an9en' 9tfnbl.-Scine wer npd III iptni9 befount NIB oas
llnttrrtbncn icrecrtc ercse Nnltyeueugeer NIB bcaeutcnccs
lt1ptol.- unere Grrportun9en muroeu uberirpTcr, her
NbiJe mar ctu lebr btceuicncrr, unb lit fuum rn 9lok NO
~gcbtIcctc OtutltC lppbncn, rpcbin !pcine nibt rerianOt murrC.
Der Ircte CtGhcr. Der StpIS Ger ocutihCn NltIrn, ocr
.Vrunper Der meeerneu Dibrritule, III w6brenp be- Belt
ltincnl langcn ltmrrirpien Veioen rrltg,n. Seiu Admc
pio fy ale fcnlmcne:n SeiIen aufhc,rdbrf blcibcr. Mon
lpjrp thn inter ben Grltea finotn wcnn Eeu.lhlaurS ecIaie.
ecHe Wr0fcn a~uf9l6blt ircrocr Gr ielbt in uns cntriiltn,
dber lttnt Shrptin0en bleibsi erbaHtn ulS werceu nit us
NGdn oeine'S 3phe tIneu u'h 10 man6S btyrlihc 6ray.
nlenic ltultr unltet blidea Nfule III Gage, bic 6rcunoc une
Sttannie pvd I'M bel0ecn, SSir rpdrcN beNiibt oitic Shdee
nab mo natb ~ llnmelu uao lino nuunlstr i'm Sionpc al
neu neucn SonO 81 ljef,rn. Ia mir ober ict eineni Sabre
Won siettl Scttcl 0r9e9onQeu ipurbtn. Seine'S 9Scrfe ncdt.
lnale IN Gleterut9cn ousiu9Sbeu, oomit ntd orr weni0cr ge-
mitielte lib HAD uno H1d' piclt berrlihen SGriitea 6nlnOf,
zen tonne, 10 BADEN mir GnS nunmrbr cntIhlcien, cine neuc
NrSgdbe IN tletntrtn GtrferunSeu III peIaultalRn. Ter lrciS
m Der Tribere unh ipirn MIR fur ocl licb,ntcn qanb ST uCbr
Aernncnten Der tru9crn @Gesobe III 6 @dn,'n crbaltE
ccl th N1nO tr 81 unc mtyotn eriuNt itrt Ndmcu bcim
n0alicn %Genjtp 9ecr bel uns bct1nnI III nahCu.
SS;r iwttTeln nubt I'M @rrlnglttn bGran, car lin .rc ace
lan,a,ic eeulibt Depelterdu9 Der Ser. 81. an oislew Siatir.
Sine @galase von 10 Gents per 9Sots tank Qcwi6 icoer
Htltreitsa, ot1 SinH fur ecuglde Gteratur Sat, uue cen erp-
2en' II II Eanbt miro cine s~ehiesene 8jesrOplic 6ctme
It'd pe lit / eeiSee ebert lperetn. g4de NuSitlitun9, Druid
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