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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-27

Sin 000 NORTH OF DRY GOODS TO
SIO,OOO BE SOLD AT A GREAT SAC
KIFlCE, from now until the LIST of September To
close business, at BAR & BRO ), L street. be-
tween I'm and 9th sts., Navy Yard, Washing ton.
As TINS rs no hnmhug, You may expect great bar
gains Intending to make a change in our business,
we are Obliged To sell out our stock By the ist of
September. Those who wish to purchase largely
must call soon, as we are already very busy In
measuring out our stock This will also be a good
chance Tor persons to buy to sell again. jy 28-iw
- A w ID AND SPLIT WOOD!
SHERIFF Il DAWSON
WIN furnish WOOD, Sawed and SPLIT and deliy-
cred promptly In any part of the city on the fol ow
ing reasonable terms:
OAK WOOD
cord saved IN four pieces, and sPlit...-.--.s $3.50
u :. :, "''''---- D =
a " .....---- l.6Z
PINE WOOD,
cord sawed IN four pieces and sPlit....... $500
Best quality of COAL also on hand which will
be sold at low rates, from the Yard corner AZ ST
and Canal, west side. iy 2S ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
Personal.

Somebody in The New- Orleans Delta tells the fol-
lowing story of Herr, the pianist:
He bad announced q concert (so says the anecdote
in of the newest cities OF California and had been
obliged to send to San Francisco 10 procure property
necessary 10 the entertainment, viz: piano At the
hour announced for the concert the tickets were all
sold, the house crowded, the artist at his post
and everything was in readl essexoept the piano Ia
consequence Of some ineXpEcable delay, the instru,
ment had not arrived. Herr looked al his rough and
bearded auditory in very considerable tiepidstion
What if the gold-dgging dnietoat should take il
into their heads to give him taste Of revolver or
bowie knife, by the way Of filling up the time
Heavy drops OF respiration stood on the frightened
pianists brow, and he began 60 wish himself in
China, in Neutrality-suspicious. but in California.
Tie miners saw his alarm, and kindly comfoIted him
Never mind the cussed pianner, said two or three
Of them, soohugly; "we don't for il; we came TO
zee yOu. Make "A speech /! Herr, with restored
serenity did the best be could. The spoken enter
tGinmen seemed TO please the audience, ardeverybody
except the artist, bad quite forgotten all about tic
piano, when ito arrival was announced. number OF
stout men carried The instrument into the hail. and
placed II on the platform. Ii three coruered on
grand piano and Her, prouing himself to aston.
lsh these simple ard easilytisiod Inhabitants of the
Pacific coast sea- ed bimself on empty whisky keg
INSTEAD OF tie civilized stool aud ran bis huges
rapidly over tho keyboard. Blum! blum! splash
splash Not sound did the piano utter, save that of
keys striking in tie water The Calfcmians who
had brought the box" from San Francisco finding il
very heavy, had R0Gtc 10 torn, and upon dragging
it out upon the leyee, had neglected to pour the water
from tho interior!
"A Sierre Leone paper states that q white woman,
who accompanied her husband missionary, UP the
Cavalla River last May, excited the greatest curiosity
and admirston among the cable dwellers of that be-
nightod region where white woman had never
before been AL wanted to touch her. and creat
surprise was expressed upon feeling her hair. The
King OF Nyinemo Tribe called her every fine md
oomplimented her husband greatly for lis taste in
selecting her, And when sic told him he might see
other white women who would surpass her, he said
mat would either never be, else very long time.
OWING to her presence, the attendance ON preaching
was extraordinarily large. During her visit nj the
mission station, hundreds went to See her, who said
'ney could feel satisfied to die that they had seen
such wonderful being as a white woman.
Charles ID. johnson, csq., the editor OF The Geo,
County Democrat, Published at North Sratford died
az That place st week at the early age of % yeora
lie was lawyer by profession, and had been connect.
ca wih The Democrat since 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

NAVY AND AIMY NEws-The u. S. eloop-of.war
St. Louis which was some time since ordered to
Pensacola for repairs has been detailed for duty
Vera Cruz again. and will leave the Warrington Yard
for that port in few days. The family of the hte
aag-oilcer Mcintosh had left the gun- cat Mohawk,
for Mobile. The Crusader was expected hourly at
Pensacola.
Advices from the Pacific Squadron state that the IT,
s. steangate Sarannc, having undergone some slight
repairs at San Francisco had joined the active fleet on
the Pacific. The Naragansett gun-boat was bending
sail at Guayaquil, 10 sail for Panama. with dispatches
relative TO the reception Of the American Consul at the
former port.
Orders postponng the departure from this port Of the
troops recently enrolled for California, have been
received from the War Department. Order No. 8
gives the following personal instructions relative the
chief military officers Of the Department of Texa.:
Comlnandmit, Gen. Twiggs Adjutant- General, Major
w. A. Nichols Surgeon Rsmsen relieves DR.. White
in the same Department.
detachment of iiiy-sx U. 8. troops left this city
on Saturday IN the steamer Jamestogn for Norfolk,
whence they will be sent TO Fort Munroe. They were
recently enlisted men, and presented very folderiks
appearance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
KINGS COUNTY-How 1T WAS DONE.

To the Editor Of The ~ L. Tribune.
Sir: Having noticed in THE TRIBUNE of Saturday a
wedeserved tribute to the efforts of the Republicans
of Kings County it occurred to me that brief state
ment of the results which have been attained, and the
abors which have led TO them might be of interest to
your readers. In 1856 the combined majority against
ne was 1875 and Duchanans plurality over Fremont
was over 1000. The Fusion majority at the recent
election was but i76l; Lineons vote, ID 1893 being
more than twice that of Fremont-which was but
1876 In 1853, the vote on Governor was moi full
one and the combined majority against Morgan was
1868 Our gains have not been confined TO Republi-
wards, but have been most striking in the Demo-
cratic srong bodssuch the Fifth and Ninth Wards
where the vote for Fremont very light
We believe tbe State may be challenpedio show any
similar gains and they due entirely TO steady and
unhinching work. But there are other respects in
which the results even more gratifying The en-.
tire Republican County ard Judiciary tickets have
been successful by large malolities. We also gain two
AssemIl ymen 10 place OF two Grdiron Democrats, Que
Of whom, Caleo, is defeated by G9 majority, in Dis
rict which gave 800 against on the Electoral ticket
and the other, Jones, having nearly 500 majority
against him in District which gives 425 against US OH
the Electoral ticket The third of the Gridron can
diiates gets barely 200 majority in District giving
the Fusion Electoral ticket ,4CS majority
To give an idea Of the work which has been done to
produce these results will mention of the abors
Of the Rocky Mountain Club, which have gathered
from s officers. THIS Club has drawn up for local
use printed and disseminated over $50 coo pages OF
documents beside circulating many thousands pro-
cured from other 1t las held, in different
parts of the County, thirty public meetings. which
have been addressed by leadag speakers such Sem
ators Doolttle, Wade, and Chase, and Arson Bur-
hDgame.
Ii organized the first Company Of Wide-Awakes in
the county, if not in the State numbering nearly 200
men, which has been constantly employed in attending
Republican demonstrations in the county and vicinity
aud on the day before election, scarcity of bal.
lots being apprehended, il printed and distributed
,o,OO0 complete sets OF tickets. Tbese tLiugs were
done at an expense Of about $4,000 all of which was
voluntarily contributed by the members AID then
friends. Other Clubs, such as the South Brooklyn,
the Banner Club, the Eleventh Ward Association
and several ia the Eastern District have also been
untiring in their libors.
II is through vigorous and unrernitiing efforts
like these that the political redemption Of Kings Coun-
~ has been secured If 1t not actually attained at
the recent election aud there cannot be a doubt that
the Reorganization which must soon be seen in the
motley ranks OF adversaies will AT tie neat cleo
ton give us an easy triumph in tho county. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
A SUGGESTION.

To N. Editor Of The y Tribune.
SIR; May offer suggestion 70 those VINO are re-
joicing in the recent triumph of Republican principles
80 closely allied to humanity Our brethren ana iienu'
In Kansas are suffering The cry Of want comes 70 us
from that region with as much urgency as from lar Oh
SYRIA Shall we not provide for our own and those Of
our own household propose therefore, that where
ever there shall be meeting Of Wide-Awakes or Re
publcans, old young for the purpose Of rejoicing
over the recent victory their reOcngs take the prac
teal form Of contribution in Jeh0D ofhe sufferers Of
Kansas Let all such contributions be sent TO the va
rious Republican State Committees and be forwarded
by them to those already appointed by the sufferers
themselves to receive donations in their behalf.
REPUB LICAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
THE WAR IN ITALY.
From ne CorYespoEdeaf Of The London Nstos.
GARfBALDI's HEADQUARTERS,
SAET Angelic. near Capua, Oct. 23

4
SAINT AEGELo, near Capus, Oct. %
we nav at last begun movement on the rghi
bank Of th VolturnO. Nedieis brigade crossed the
aayer yestefay morning, at o'clock, and took up "A
position tefrssemne IIi at the top of which the
Rational Italiu Aag now displays the Of Savoy.
Both Medid nd the PiedmOntese brigade Pernon
crossed TO the cher tide Of the Volturno 10 boas but
last night, the bdge erected by Col BoTdone on the
tiyer having bee finished, the bHgedes OF Eber and
BiKO able tmarch over it toward Cajazzo, with
part Of the artillery Lei 5a4 .N
v GaribaIdis headq'arters were removed here THIS
morning az O'Clock, think that BY tins evening
we shall have foIlOwd the movement OF the army,
and established them snewhere on the other side OF
Che river. The Neapolit,ns, who had kept quiet for
she last four days suddey broke their silence last
might, and began 70 shell thu positions which the En-
eiish brigade occupies. The sring did not, however,
bastions Of Capua passed the farmhouse where
fbe headquarters Of Peards brigade have been estab.
Eshed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
SCHUYLER COUNTY ALL RIGHT.

WATKINS, Nov. ?, 1890.
We are exceedingly iullant here over our victory.
We have rolled up majority for Honest Abraham
Lincoln TO the tune Of S5. The Fusioniss. &c. are
looking as though their last earthly hope had fed and
we bid them God speed their journey up Salt River
and hope they will find wet time. give you the
vote Of Schuyler County:
5hoc'oiA'' .B3 msority.
sssssssss's 's...s..........,.....bs5
w" "iefh''''''''s..''.........,. ..6sO IEAontyL
MILK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

there another town in the rural districts that has done
90 well And Is il the banner town Of the banner
county Of the State w'AD.
p. s.--The majority for Lincoln In this county Is
7,2O0i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
POLITICAL.
GOOD FOR DELAWARE.

Conospondtncso OF TIC = T. IfiUIH'' -. 7
DOVER, Del, Nov . isco' .
herewith send you the aggregate woes ., tne ="
made Yesterday. ,u,. .. :
We have elected our Congressional candidate, as
promised and now stand the achnow ~" s1
zaon. We could poIl to-day least 5000 votes ior
I:I. Tha no., telling exists between tho two
b1 aSSe of Rs OPPOSITION Sp hoped g have been able
., o hsys cent Ine6In next to reckinridge but we
could Lin f. the gS' hS ST ' dGHS Ss Ws O
,re conld nnder al circumstances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
THE BANNER TOWN.

Correspondence Of The n. Y Tribune
PorsDAa, st. Lawrence Co., N. Y, Nov. 8, 1860.
Potsdfm h0s given a majority Of 773 for Lincoln. #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

ptscpiniiee over Bell, 9462 over Lincoln, SSRi over
Douglas, 63iJ! , o.. :. o,o
Fishers majority for Congress in the State Is @4e.
In the General Assembly We carry two Senators out
Of three and eleven Representatives. lhese senators
Gratis; II Opposition Houfe, Opposition; 10 Demo-
crats.-making tie on joint ballot.
Yours. NJ ~. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

per tun, and potatoes at So bushel. Flour CON-
mands $l3 aud $l4 per hundred, with large sup
ply In market. A. d. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
Anoiher orrespOndent wrItes Qs fQIIQws:

GroRGErows, Del, Nov. 9, lS6O.-The Official
returns for this County SUSSEX announced yesterday
by the Board Of Canvaspers show tie following vote
for Lincoln in the several hundreds: In NanticCke, "a
in Broadkiln, "a; in Norh-Wett FOX, 49, in Broad
Creek "a; in Little Creek s. in Daysboro 20; In Bal
timore IA; in Indian kiver, 10; in Levns and Reha-
both, S. in Cedar Creek, 2,6tLe latteO wing plu-
rality for Lincoln OF lOi. The total Republican vote
in the county was 6S5, being nearly q sixth Of all
the votes cast.
The Douglas vote Of the county was 20i.
Fisher, the Peoples candidate for Congress- received
over Briggs and Reed, plurality Of Is votes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
From THE ARCTIC REGIONS.
PROGRESS OF HALLS EXPLORING EXPE-
DITION.

The following letter is the first official intelligence
received from the Expedition of G. F. Hall, which
sailed from the United States hast May, in search OF
further relics of Sir John Franklin or any surviving
members of his party:
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-14

trotrn unp mrrren lie siudncey. @cte @ctt,
rap nnc ricie Gtnse cjn Gutce @ntc nctmcn.
DIR = eiriee IN &rmutR offer rei6 secr. Gct.
&bb.ets&ater.s
9tnt Unfit tfs Dampfers ,Q~Srtattsn
goSa 6omsfl6iF ,.sttfiatte@ pfl@e{ Sour
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n Stem 9Icrt onattcmmen uro itcrtrtnot srrj
3lgs II urte @nd,r htcn aus C~tirlpo.
Die ,Sdparia" mar in Grpcs an %. ut. en-
%aetOmmehs 'tNafsata5a3 De
Safer 3apctcrn BAT III einem Nricatftrsiscn
q Ecrr 9r6n 5tuTrl TEN SGun& auseclprO
ben, rdB Der 8yjetc 3mtItet 5rantrsih unc Gns
lano aud in 3ptunlt bgitehcn 'unS zinc 6sineii,.
lam ToIitit tt 9GHScr 6tf ~cuntcn prf9t.
Committee ersljitfn 8rtc9SitjH,u i. edits.
wcrftcu mcrocn fir pcrtcmmcucc gYeutualitSten
in 8r ititoit 6ciegt.
Die ru3ltiar ginie njyo INN 8 ncuc Ne9jmcn.
tFr ocrme6rt.
@ari6alpt iawcFtc in bSffcr 2etcn50efabr
in rem nGtocriiheu @tfcGte pUn Mlelu,,u. gr
rurre om @cinc gcrmanoct.
Sie, @riei ouS Waitaro tcrthtrf, tas IN Der
6'6tt~8 @,atjj3 rinc 9tr51W ur4ari1Ar Sclba
ten, mGl6S Ia 8cTec 1&a fsy Notrcnen poreu.
auf eiu Corps Guir L~iicrc, ras OILS duset1 r.
ierIi6 GeiiRnt betannt mar, %fcucrttn. Gin Ger,
9cant purte %actGrtet. @inise ungaril&cn 81.
.fSisrs fiuo atfi6tst.
Sn S3ricu berr1bt nod, INNER feins Orb.
nuns. gttoct Safer Gepafnctc 1000 @anu
'unN ldwor, bis Sun lebten CATASTROPHE RE
!G6riifeu in Damascus ,u 16iibcn.
Die 0rcbmd6te boarn cinen @crtrn6 tcfrcTs
.S9rirns ot9efdlcNcn. @nstanp, Sritrrcid
unS YrcuBen %crtliren fh fcrcit, 5ruppsn mad
Sprten abgeten 81 laIsn.
Gs 1T fctssfcat mcrSei.;i, 6de bic fattiIhen
:SOIoaten milf rem Gruich acmfnf6af lib ban
reIten unc tr fIa6tsnNtn G6rilcn micoer in bic
6lnmmcn ibrer Sduirr ,uridtrittcr.
6'aritolri 1T in @siTua einse,uaer, brd,
%tcftnren ii& rie neopoiitanii&c1 Gruspen nod
i'm Ytiise cer Gitareue.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-14
A uslG Ii B..

- Syn Cnglilter lrntcrbduic metipiytt am
%. Suli 2srp @olmcrircn ben Mutraa ouI Sc.
n~tatguue yum Sl5, 000, 600 ,ur &crlGrfnn9 Der
&ii ttnbrfclti9urgcu Curh cine 91eoc, in MelArr
.bie @tfoGren rtntr franR6IiG6en
Sn0aIipn icGr fart bctunt murben. Gng.
ranh, 10 iogt 2Uro Nllmcrlton, biirft ii6 in Sc
treff ieincr Si6erbcit niht nuf Den sutrn 90ilen
elmer anbern Mnht verbatim, ~ionrern miiNR ee
rIiet Doltrtrn, INN jcpcm etpui9cn Nngrif gu
begsaurl.. Die 9terc BAT, mie it6 ccntsn iiBt,
srU6e ScnIatjon erreat. Maa Il TT parin einrn
Senrit fir tas Shwinren bs8 BE slihen Gin
pernt9menS' SwiIhen ben WeltmGhten uub bic
5ran3Oienfurbt Spbn Bulls 1T rapurd 9eraltig
srrest mUrlen. Qluf Der rna;ii6eu @Stle itieaeh
in 5UIac Der Jtcpe palmCr TONS Die 6eurIe. SD
oa5 sclhab, neil man 9lauttc, DAP Tie @efabr
elmer SnoaiiOn ourh Die bloBcn GCrte rea Sri
nilterS brlbwUren fti pber neil man hm9rtebrt
meinte, Dap rieie @efd9r MN crit redt elm 0um.
bug Iet, IA 9llmerItcn 70 Ufen paYon lprebs,
bleite rabtngeiteat. Su Yuri6' wiheu rie @ourle
nm J Yrr,cnt. Die natiirltAlte @rHGrung Der
9tere 1T mUbl, paB ie pa3u %bslttmmt unr Die Scr
wtai8una Der 45 @taionen 70 9Iatti ulT teqlem
mic mG8ltdb al maiden.
= 8erltn %. Sult. Die beutise gtatio
nal. 3cituug itrstbt Gin iuu9er Staati in 9rru.
pens Gerbdltniirn 1T, wsnn CO it& 'eItlt liebt,
auf gang ontere 4e9e an8epieier, aiS auf pie
.Ierfehtuu9 FINER @eIbidt NIT renen Der attn
bab5bursiihen Wlonarbie. unlers 9artei 1T
oa gu iuteu, 100 fril6e 2ebenstraft, seitgema6e
GntwidsIun9, ihsse 3ufunIt III !; gebsn mir un0
an Scitrrib bin, 10 nerfen mir infer gtlO in
siuen 2lbBruup, mGblen icnsu 8uhces8cnOiIen.
Der unS bnBt uno Der in 8eSiegunS auf uns seins
@eoanten bat, ais uus aus ,uteuten unb mntcr
peirn gu D,rfIeinern. Sel6cr riht gu rem Sn,
oaIiOen 0Gb6renp. iOden mir uniere Gamrraos
ihoft niAt unter 9urnIipsn lutsu; mas niIst
uns Elm BunpesgenCiies Der teine &rGits, uns gu
6elftn bat, icltit wenn sr CUTE @riinnunsen fir
unS 6eQt6, uno Der nur BON unltrn 6rditeu Sc
6rnub maiden nil, Obne @egcnOisnlte 81 bieten ?
- 9Gien, 10. Sult. 9n rer iOeben itatt9er
funpeucn Ytenorfgung ses oerIdrften 8si&Sra
ties Nat Der Grj9cr3o9 Rei6sratb- 9%ralrsnt Elm
NGerbOtfcS 6%anol2reiben our &snntnib ftsIer
toten &eriommluu8 9ebrabt r'ien sRCrtlaut
De o9Gjcuu 3cimrg' beg:tts mlttbrttt. o.
.lou,et;
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DIN btsbemt6sn 81 atter.
(&pn ciner reutfhen Grau.N

Stir rtr &rta tuug Ger ecuti6cu Spro8c mirN
i'm Sioer Yon 2lmeri5o itur ouf rrm 9anre srnf
ttA acmirfL in cen StGpten caarosn Qebct peus<
IHc Gttcrn off IsiHtftnnja iitcr ticIsn @caen1anf
nel lc benton nift, wie ons Sauccrmel1t
WeI6ce brrdenwcile tbren &ti B ri eiSen miro,
Gem OCntYcrmG9Cn unt Der ttlren gufnfune
cn~tsc9cnmirtt, il, nirle freucn ii6, raE pic tittcu
SprGBIjrge cine 10 9rringc gtciQung CUR oeut.
ihcn Gprnhe 3ei9cn. Duo naus er,icbt, bic
Sbulr Isbrt lpmjt leio ibr reutihc G,tstn iti&t
%betabtgt, cure &iucer Sn sn9liitrent neil t9r muir
oeutlhes Denfen uno g1iNcn nit nab Qmer,ta
Nra@tet unp poe @nstifhe mcit 9ei&GiHi&en
3lpede wr9cn crtcrnt.
llnb ba nun rer 6auSpater biCf AZ 21rse fat
gar niht crjiett, fat teiue 3cit fir tic Gr;irtuna
Ger Sinner bat, 10 mcnes tb mid penn an eud,
6rauen. Die ibr bic StaatstarArr 5u rsicSsn
babt, an cub, Die ibr ale oitcrinnsu Der 6ugcnc
uno Stttc rio rrutIAe Spro4e al ireNt crbaltcn
Ipat,
sSenn ta8 &inb fr,mbe @orfsGun9cn in iib
.aafntmms, fam Die SbdIe nur mCnj9 tbun.
0as @rIsrHte yipirt ni8t ssiitis rinis nit Gem.
Sinre, ee mirft nur metunii6. Bus 60 dip
nttt %erfaien tann, lit srScntfi@ nitt "a, pas
Sinh repet mic 8linre pru Der 6arbe.
Spra6tiloung tc8iuut bel jrpem Mcni6cu
nit Der Spritclung Ger ScoiIrfnlIe, alio i'm cI'
terli6rn 6aule. Mitt ssr SUriteluu9 9dIt oas
.&inb euc @prt fcR, aus SOrfcuunscn cntirttsln
lib Se9rife uup rapura Die notjpuale Sprahe,
pic Sprlhc elmer NNtiun in lore Y9ilcIupaie, Ir
1T rer ausorud i9reS SsItlt nm meuerr mir atlc
Osuti6s Stsrtfs Icstih fsititcurn. Cine Mutter
aus rem Stamme ter Deutiden roQ rnbcr nit
t9rel Stnceru mur in beitiber Sprahe reoeu,
mrnn prrcn G'e'fcsentridrIuns i9r am Screen
Ite3i. gGirO gum &inpe pon elmer unp p~erlrltcu
Qerirn in Swei Sprndcn 9crrrrt, 70 bcmmt man
.tet rsr Spra&auHafuns Die Ip9ilden 6UIserun-
gen unb @tleitunscn.
Wit anbrrcn 0prten tGunen &inbcr unbsIha.
oct pic aurcrc Spra6e repen unit BON ibuen
Scriteaun8rn unp Sr9rife oufnebmcn; bier
purds 9~etans1u lie Srr llnttrIhtibuns unp 5ur
fb&rfereu Nufa1uns, mUsurh Geinbcit reS
SprahSsbrauh5 nah heipvn Gotten bin cr,iclt
rpirb.
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9ulan0 b.

- Ger 6 en- II s lit mitunter tri1 acrtna,t
@runp gum @erscr fir bic Nari&dar, unp be-
~lcnrers penr ife itt 8Gncn aus prm ,M
teGaf re I" gu t8uu babcn, mel de ni&t thinner
gcnsiet 7rr, ben nsusierigtn @6ffItern NaSrNtt
,u eetcu ME alt lie inS, uno ned mcniarr: pb
lie Sinner 9etabt babsn II. f.. 10. 2lte Suna,
%irancn iiup IN rir(er Ss'icGun9 iGtrIih am I'm.
ansencbmfen, mic fpI8eurs @eiGi6te tcmeiIf {:
Giurr Der WarihGCe fam ;I elmer alten SunQ-
fcr. wrIhe itrr bic 6rnae. cb fie ocrtetratbst lti,
gang ou6er fb mar. Cir itrllte lib an Die SGir
uuo Ihtmpitc ben MarIhau, inbrm Ic rtcf: 80
ih &tnprr gebabt tatc2 g8ir, Sic unacrf4Gm,
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