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ftsrobns md Tn InfsntfT YvIh the Timpana-
COS BTidrsy,s Pass, Ssngr6 de Christi Pass and
Fofl 0arlabd Their supplies will he replens
ishsd a Cheyenne Rass " Z train from Fort
laramie The 5th aud three companies 81 the
10Th Infantry viii move up me Spanish Fork,
fhence nardss 10 The head ef White River, and
down that stream, II Is directly as possible 10
Green River AZ Green Rivera strong party,
for the purpose Of exploration. VIII be de-
tathed and proceed with packs la the general
direction Of the Spanish trail, via the Dolores
River. as directly as possible 70 Santa Fe; The
renlaindeF Of this column will continue on the
route followed W Col Loring. Ia 1866 10 the
Wiley Of the Rio Grande. shortening and Inn
proving the road wherever Il Is practicable.
The Department Commander will direct the
details Of these movemrnts as circumstances
may reqnirc.
1.-Two medical officers VIII accompany tIe 81
Infantry 70 Texas, and all medical officers in
Utah not required 70 complete the complement
for that Department., will accompany the troops
ordered into New Mexico
after arranging the details for the move.
ineDts from Utah, Bfevet BFigadier- General
Johnston will consider himself relieved from
duty IN that department, and report ID person
at the War Department
War Department, March Il 1900"
The details necessary to carry out the
above orders, we understand. are already
being made BY Col. Smith.
BY orders from the War Department
Of the 9Th March. ]. M. Livingston, Esq.
Iof the firm Of Livingston, Bell Il Co.
was appointed Post Sutler,at Camp Floyd
to the entire exclusion of all others. Mr.
Livingston is now east making the neces
sary purchases. He is also, we under
stand, In fair way to obtain relief ap
preparations for Marshal Haywood, ant
Eothers, who have old nnadjusted account
against the government.
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1Saulf pfmg

AcouIrTAL or THE WmcHERs. The
Lynchbnrg Republican Of Feb. 20. saws
that Mr. Vincent Witcher'and his grand.
son, who killed the Messrs. Clements. in
Franklin County Va, on Saturday sur
rendered themselves to the authorities,
and were promptly acquitted, on the
ground Of self defense,
Attorney General Black had 80 FAR.
recovered from his Illness that be was able
to ride out.
Changes in the Judiciary Of Utah were
.in contemplation but no official action had
yet been taken, on account of the Illness
ot Judge Black ...3 .54
The orders for removing the inain body.
of troops from Utah to the Texan and
New Mexican frontiers, are prepared.
The troops will start with the first grass
on the plains,
The North american Telegraph Asso-
citation had been ii session, at Washing.
Ton for several days. They Ind sue.
ceeded IN effecting arrangements to con-
stTuct Q line 70 California, provided Con-
gress should antho:ize contract for the
government business for ten years Ut tile
low price Of $50, 600.
The Post Office Department viii not
renew contracts with mail carriers to
California, which expire on the first Of
July, until Congress takes action on the
subject.
THE NEW ARcrfe EVAPORATION. DIR.
j. 4 Hayes. surgeon of the Kane Arctic
Expedition, expects to he ready for q
start in tho month Of Nay next for another
voyage to the North Pole. DR., Hayes has
already raised the SIX, 600, one haif Of The
necessary sum. ss .3... NJ. ...=5:
By the FIRE in Houston, Texas. on the
3D. ult,, nearly two squares, embracing 80
houses were destroyed. All the buildings
4 in the block above Congress and ON the
Ionposite side Main street. The entire
block, excepting six buildings, was burnt.
The large wholesale establishment Of KEEL.
Isey, Sites a. Go. was saved. loss esti.
mated at $225, 900. E .. A.
The discussion nj Washington Of the
Mexican treaty Ind been suspended for
nearly two weeks, owing to the time re-
Equired BY the State Department for
/ transcribing the additional documents
Icalled for by the Senate.
The us. Government has received in
formation that the Miramon party IN
i Mexico had determined to blockade the
port Of Vera Cruz and OTHER ports ii tic
Mexican Gulf In case this should prove
TRUE. our government has determined to
lpay no respect TO the blockade. n:
a fire at Rockford, Ill, on the night
tof the 10th nit, destroyed the Winnebspo
] Hall and several buildings adjoining. Loss
estimated at $4,000; insured for $ls. 500
Its supposed to be the work Of an ii,
|cendiary
The merchants Of Texas, in favor 81
direct trade, propose a line of steamers
from Belgium 10 Gulfpo via Charleston.
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who snapped them, che whole trio would
have been placed horsde osIbas, and e.
ken prisoners
PRoBAfE CoukrS We learn that the
grand Jury IN attendance Oh this court
haTe been discharged, but The court still
continues its sitting .s
GoiNG EAsr. Our old friend, Mr..
r. ID. Woolley we learn, leaves for the
esst on the 25tli inst. MI. Woolley
would take down q few passengers to the
States for ready pay, and will freight
goods to Utah for l5c. per pound Those
having cash to invest, would do well 70
give him a coll at his residence ID the
18th Ward
0RlruARy Camp Floyd, y T, 4th
April, 1850. Whereas, II having pleased
the Almighty III his supreme wisdom
to take from us our worthy brother, TE-
RENEE RooNEY, twho departed this life on
the 3Oth March, 1860 and while deeply
Iregretting his death, We bow with humble
submission to the decree Of Divine Provi
dence. BE nvesoieed, L. That we deeply
sympathize with the relatives and friends
|of the deceased. 2. That IN token Of oul
regard for our deceased brother, cacl
member Of the Johnston Division Military
Order Of the Sons or Temperance be re
Equired TO wear the usnal badge Of mourn
| ing for the space Of 80 days, and that th,
hall be also drapedin mourning for the sam
period. 8. That copies Of the above re
solutions be sent to the relatives Of th
deceased, to the principal papers in Ney
i York City, Of which place the late 7
Rooney was a native, and also to the pa
lprrs in the Territory 4. Morgan
chairman; I'll Ii Allan; G a. Bell, s,
4 cretary s.
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ing Committse having any psrsos.I
ference 70 himself before he preps,ss !:
protesting message 10 The Hebs. .y1 !. na
Harper's Ferry Committee des;,s.,i ne y
their meeting yesterday, not q sns. a q
Gov Wise, he having placed II st n 2.
possession all the facts connected ~, ~,
that affair They have not decided NJ, w.
action they viii take towards Jne M, mnat
u, who refuses TO obey their spinn .s.vsa
The Arabia from Liverpool u my in
nit, arrived this forenoon 81 81 ~. W
Gdzstte, April 8. se'spA
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poN TX PRESS

TO Capt AZ y. Miller Ne are indebted
for copy Of the ST Joseph Daily On.
Ecette Pony Express edition, Of tho 3rd
inst. the sum Of tho news contained in
which will be found ii other columns
The time from Sc Joseph was inside Of
six days. 3s hours aud 30 minutes only
being consumed IN the rides from the east
base Of the Rock -ridge.
The western portion q tho route, from
Sacramento here. was ridden equally fast;
the last p miles being ridden ii the rain,
and the most Of il III the night. ii S hours
and Is minutes ~ Major Egnn
Az this season 81 the year these aT,
feats Of express riding seldom equailed
Much energy has been manifested by iii,
lgentlemen managing the enterprise in set
tting il in motion We heartily wish then
success.
Hereafter, tho express will leave ST
Joseph each Friday, At o an, md sacra
Emento each Tuesday, at S pm. thus giy
ling an opportunity q receiving answer
from opposite oceans IN twenty days from
the date OF writing. ..:l 81 ..3 I'D.
Col. w. II Russell. true 10 lis wei
known character for indefatigabiIity Sd
perintcnded IN person the starting 81 iii,
express from ST. Joseph
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CONGRESSIONAL,

~ t1s. so - .llhe since, Ii
49,. u. " Nv people ~ 4 Territory electInr
~. vWn y,lceIs, rom Governor down
s ~ sie. n's ~ si'c So y. o. JuJIcin
~ ..e W Wy. Alter considering she
49, p ~ g somu lsnglh, the committee
~ ~ y 49, slle nlll 70 ME- Reynolds
49, .. o.ss VIZ, " vas confidently Ell
n $500 Mo ~. -, LepoIs pack iaYoraby On
.t 49,, ~ lepupilcalls contend That
~ $500 ag y ~. y pe gained By the
Plos,slVns = Ut. .1lvfrls plll Is, that Il I
pLessn.s us aouse q executive power, ii
S - w poor Fierce IN packing
~ Mn,.sas VIII uoYern :. secretaries and
atsnsls w. sese uls.as.elul to thepeo
~, ~ !" ny s'ueu Win tte peoples Op
Pte M = 800, a.
" ilv y l,lll, int odneed BY NJ.
uro ~ 2. So, chairman 9. the committee
~, ~ LesIltoales, passed lile House by ayoie
y - - ~, On the ! Gun inst. III \ ,.s u
~ pfovlues .tnat any person who Is the i
menu 4, y = Iainlly, q VINO mas arrived at
.ns age 9, twenty.one years and y
/ yi., llt @ the unilea states, o. who shall
nave declared bls intention. 10 become
sucl, snail pe entitled 70 enter, free Of
i cost, one nundTed and sixty acres Of pub
nc land upon which such person may have
nxed pTe-emptlon Claim, which may, ii
i the time such application is made, be sub.
tject to presumption att dollar and q Quar.
ter or less per acre, or eighty acres at
two dollars and q half per acre. Noeer
4 1iicate or patent Is to be issued until the
respiration of five years from the date 81
entry. and on payment Of ten dollars
u Rights are secured TO the actnal settler
TO issue to heirs and ilevises Of the lands
acquired, which are then, in no event, to
become liable for the satisfaction Of any
debts contracted prior to the issue Of the
patent. 4 II.
The homestead bill which passed tie
Il House, was referred, in the Senate, to the
committee on public lands. That commit
tee recommended the striking out Of the
cnacting clause aud inserting the blI
drafted by Mr.. Johnston Of Tenn.
d Mr.. Johnstonis bill excludes, among
those who shall have the benefit Of tho
Il public lands, single men over 81 years Of
/ age, widoWcrs without children and for
teigners who may declare their intentions
after The passage Of the bill, and only.
allow those who are recipients OF lands
under thelbill to receive alternate sections.
The House bill includes the parties
named above II is said the Republicans
will accept Johnston's bill, il they cannot
Eget that one which passed the House.
Mr.. WigfalPs amendment on. the mill.
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SSern4e auf9e9eberL = aber lpenn er audi Iein
aenBereS 9ewaltIam 5u feberrI9en muBte 10 ipar
oa9e9en Die letoenI 9aftli9e QSut6 in ieinem
Snnernnur 9eltie9en, uno 6riitete ii6er BlGne,
bic tbm 0a9e un0 8efriepieuna leiner @elllte
brn9en lpllten.
e8 war aberntal8 Sonnta8, N1ib 01e6ecca
Jap our &lrde 9epust duf ibrenl Sppba unb iab
un9eouloi9 uuf Die llbr, beren lanalame 3ets
ger ourd1u8 nl6t pprritden ppllten. a[8 e8
lelle Pc4te II. Wr. lla ien 3rpIden 3wei8aterz
mcroern eln9el4loIienes 2lntlie ppa ia6en, felts
l14en Sa4eln6 5ur 2bilre biueinldob; - slet9
nod| olelen Sorboten erl9ien audi Die fleine,
0urre @etalt lelbt, elner prdGtl9en Q5lumens
ltrauB pcr it4 berbaltenb, uno I9ritt nit feierz
lidem @an9e Wiib 01ebecca 3u. ,@rlauben
Sic mir, t9eure WfiB1 be9unn Serr GIa in benz
lanIteten gtuBfnadertcne, letneS b6liernen Srz
9an8, verlauben lie Sbrem 1tnlpurril1ten Oies
ner Sbnen all Sbrem 6eutisen @eburt8taqe
leine oufridti9lte @litfSwiinld,e unO bieIeS.Ab.
bib Sbrer Nei5e 5u SyiiBen 3u leselr. Die
glumen ltno aus ben Gelp19SbGulern Don
Rlant uno Salisbury, unb paS SdSnlte uno
Seltenlte, mas in bieler Sa9re83et aufsutrei>
ben it," - Serr Ala uuterbra6 It6 bier unb
i4(udte 9elpaltIamer WeiI Ie ben S6luBIab elmer
9teoe blnunter, benn ieinem faufmdnnii9en Snz
flntte fol8eno, mar ,er 16pn i'm 8e9riffe 8e,pes
len, 4in5u5uleben; y llli6' lie fO1ten MIDI audi
bier Dollars utO ied8 8itt cali, y" mas CT ieDpd,
ba Ieine @alanterie uno 2ebe gu rebter 3elt
marnenO einIdritten, ppblmei0li1 unterlieB.
ygSle all ufmerfl1m Sic ltnD, gutter Na," ," luote
UdB Tebecca, 9clo errStbenO nno bic 8lumen
nit @p9l9efallen an ibre ntajeltdtil6e NaIe
fibreno, = vSie benten an neinen @je6urt8z
tag, wdbrcuO mcin ei9ener gruoer baruuf Uer=
9ellen gu b1ben l9emt. - Wan lp(lte einen
9eburt8t19 5n1r niAt freuOi9 be9cben, gutter
Ala, Bonn m1n 1T bamit meoer ltm ein Sabr
metter 9eridt, - aber iA la9e nit ben 8prten
ber teili9en S4rift; 9luea 1T eitel - uno
ugSa3 ftno t1uIenO Sabre Dor BENT Serrn ?"
nG4eure WtiB," but Nla nit 9tHbruns lrno
nit elmer weinerli9cn Sttmnle, dbnlid Dem
Quiefen elmer un9eGlten Gbiransel, an, :
aA beSeben Sic imnerbin fen Gag ais eiz
nen 6reuoenta9 unp lailen i'm AUDI fit mid
e'nen Ga9 0er 6eltlt4teit ieit inpen Sic nleiz
lie ld0nlten Spfinun9en frGnen."
(6ortIeeun9 fOl9t:)
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Neohtet TplaeuSe8 bet .2eitel..,

Der luohdlA Ht1er nit sbt9eu uekeln bebaftd m hth6 I'D
|n.u an e,sn erEatraeu Gr pn5u bur& HsleH A MIR
Scu i.uen S&mersu bet pb, fcnbern benebeS sx beid
bjot ieiu 9rate iebr bnee &ennng 5u naeH ndbnh
in een Santu bic Ssmptnm f nur eos IN oas Ssfs
etuesmurs bic ransbt weier F eSrtHn bat 3u G
ner psu srtberen Se4nne berest IT, Berenannsen nbr
vculeB" rerbeN mad ner neen Ssr VT j. Sntia aItce-
fubenen SetanbuuespeiIe III ensen Ga9en rbns Smerae
aoer nconoeni,nseu fnr Ben aea setet Hslei4 saran
Hrt Dr. g. g. gnet, baS tene Gutshn6una bcr ~Irebra" H.
No.. ais rSnreS" bebanhe Urbea Gs6Hr 10 on 0sartasane
bic trotrtaIteu SrIgea berbehbreM.
1noe 9euts uts gae, pcI&s enNaler S@H4&s Ieieeu
ocn h let 3eitea ebe nob1r s seea fanaaer Hns srse
dntcIten ufparen. .
0r s. S. sa,its Bat bird bic ssdlas gr sbsw Szsatse-
ten srSSete Sernbatt es 9eHb en aaserer A tn amera
d gr beiIt ebe IN sen fhD;eSen @ruue ans Hns
sb ber Contribution tbrs Hrprnns6e &ra wteber nbe q
nne ut6 n,iec gRie anrtnbe. Sstae Dee6,tu TT e seA
ertir unb aneK uteraf1ea gen. In etMer beeaem hteX
ae ,ubereist NIB geI- os setssRie sber e ssr
See lnbemertt unb ebue StErrna tn eden tn Sernran
aencnlr,en werbcM S1 5efge GutsInhunS eSersA IT,
mtrb cn. ginI&rSnfanS ber aebtnspeie nett@eabe.
Nu& bea $renfbeten hes pSicn GeIleGts SA VI. ). o.
gmtb felt elmer Teibe bon abren ene beoaeere
Cbmet unb eerfprt9t aGen 2eibeSeH ene kelenes @ar
o. g. y. @mttbS 8rioeHaSe fr raHcn anN u'sa 6n es-
asul Bldee erbae Die Uebn 1T sxt ub Dnres htneaS
Sabren aiSeroibnI SieI babon eebraut. reS o.. Per
Ybt.n rG BON Baltimore tfcrnt mrtneN tDRaen Ha geas
anoaSe Der gpmrpnte Gr. >, 3. Smb IN purtoen Urien
esnten unb Sm ebiaa ae9 hseas snsM SBse ses ssaSs
ae@t6t erbalten.
gne amfrasen bbsu Rr.ns Srsa!t. Sa bee OIss Exb p.
parote 3in,mcr sur Stsppfiten ber Yatseaten. ID
Sffen ben 1lbr gOrs,ns big n91 absnhs
.t-l. y @e. 9. .. GnatfD,
JaSo.s Rc II Sab-dreheri6Rr. BalHEascas
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IS { t NJ I / db t { s.

Oa8 SerBdltntB Der ermp.
nj ter. Sei bent in Oeuti4lanb, 9tuBlanb
uno Siloeurppa gebrdud1ltd)en NeaumurI6en
2bermpmeter 1T Der Nbltano 3tpiI9en ben slpei
6u1odmentalpuutten in 80 @jrupe, bel rcr1 in
6runfreia 9ebrau4ten @elIiu8l9en Tbermps
meter in 100 @raoe unD bel benz In Gnalanp
unp 9tprbamerifa sebrau9ten Ta9renbeit' 'I9en
thermometer in 18O gjrape setbeilt, 70 paB
alIt @rao91eaumur 9leid @r. @eltuS unp
9 Tabrenbeit IinD. Sei bcm Nealtmur uno
Seltu8'l9eu Gbermpmeter lit oter Der @efrierz
NIT 0 Or, bet SeiOeplnft bel benz erlteren
nit 80 @r. BEL BENT lebteren nit 100 @r. be-
5et6net; bel benz Tabren9eit'l9en Gbermcme=
ter ober lit ter @eirierpuntt nit 32 @r., Der
Seipepunft nit PIP @r. be5ei9net, uno 0 @5r.
lte9t bier nlitbiu 80 @5r tiefer ais Der @eiriers
punft pe8 gBailer8. OieIe 80 @r. miinen alio
pon 6abrenbeit ob9e5c9en weroen, 1penn man
5u Geaumur reouciren mtll, ipie fplst: Son
115 @r. 6abrenbeit 3tebe at 80, blei6t 63.
Scum: 83 Wtol 9lei9 332, bipiOirt bur9 9
glei9 SO 9I9 0leaumur. I'm Geaunur in
6aArenbett 6u Uerpanpeln, finoet natitrli4 baS
ungefebrte Verfa9ren ltatt !: man aobirt bic
80, multtplictrt nit unD Otpiptrt nit 4. Stir
Selliu8 brau6t mau an TAFT 4.
8erltn, WarI4ner'8 trefflide Sper :
y Der Ger1pler unb bic Siiotn," tpurbe na6
lqn9jd9ri9er 9fube, bel 9roBent 3uIpru4e beS
Yublifum8 rpieOer auf9efiibrt, 8rau 6 ler
feierte ais 0febeccu neue Griumpbe, Serr $50
por8fY (Suanboe) tbeilte ben 8elfall init tbr.
81 iiin bat bic ibnt 3utpmmenoen Cant
ttehen fir bic in Der 9roben Sper III Pari8 3ur
IuffIbrun9 selan9enpe Sper vSemiranli8"
benz @pmponiten Garafa iiberla1en; pieler
bat tetanutlid rie Mulit gu tem in bic Sper
ein9el9pbeuen Ballet cpn1ppnirt uno bic Yrp=
Ben 9eleitet.
Der Wtaeltrc bat Iein neu9ebaute8 SauS in
8ci8 be Spulp9ne be5c9en, ct beI4dfttst Ii9
felt eini9er 3eit mebr nit Gpmponiren, ais
fri9er. Dpd iinb eS lr1eilten8 tleine Sa9en,
Snitrumentulidee, 9lrien &C., ipelde pann in
letnem Saule auf9eliibrt n5erben.
Ole SGn9ertn @mmb 2a9ruaiIt
in 8ariS an9etOmmen, no lie li4 ied8 BO4en
auf9alten miro, I'M b1nn wieper na9 Peter8z
bur93 urtf gu 9eben, mo lie auf 5wei Sabre
zines ber 9ldn5enplten Engagements erbalteu
bat, bic ie pa9eweien iinb.
Oa8 @erH4t, DuB Nuber in ieinen
alten Ta9en nod etn Sper cpmponirt babe,
peldlt9l llu9. 2Ole Iut ole ll49ell pal SCrloe
ben 2ert 9eliefert Der Gttel peS QSerfe8,
melAeS in Der nd4fen SailOn feline erlte 2lufz
fibrung in YariS erleben wiro, lautet; . lie
Serial en- gaiete."
Son YariS aus wiro ferner bus @eridt
perbreitet, Wteperbeer pOae ii4 lpdbreno Der
Der 2luWeienbeit gdemunn'S, peS bannpper' den
SelOeutcnOrS, in Der fran5Dlil9en Sauptl ltaot
audi 5ur SerSffentli@un9 leiner fait ldrn nlp>
ftild 9epcroenen uAfrIfanerin" entl9lieBe1,
fauS geiemanp barirl 5u ltngen bereit pdre.
Petersburg. Die 0tornal@ Stimntsa=
bel wirp ppnl 1, Sept. b. S. all auh bei Den
btelt9en tailerl. Tbeotern ein9efitbrt. Der
&aller bon NuBlano bat pem General Q1pOfi
bic Summe BON $4,000 Trc8. ansemelen,
bic alten Snl ltrumente Der t. Or4elter men eins
rtdten, poer, metun eS nSt9ig, neue oataufen
5u la6en.
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Ch. tnf He efpin oriinenh bliebe,

Die i1One 3eit per eriten Qiebe
.. S9iIIer.
Oftt Der GrtlGruns Wtaren8 uno Smarts
bprn8 Ibweiiuns mar abermulS cine Gerdnbez
run9 i'm Saule Der 9el4wiiter eingetreten.
9err Smartbprn erl4ien nur nod lelten unc
rann nur auf peni9e e9luSenbllde in Dem 3immer
leiner Sdwefter, er ipeilte aeilienS auBer bem
0auie, uno menn er AUDI fcrtwGbrenp arti9
unO bDfli4 seSem Marisn mar, 10 idien er prd
ibre @eleaidaft nt4t uebr ipie friiber Su iu4en.
- @iuise Male mad ienem Sonntuse bate er
nod, al8 ct 3ufdui9 Wfarien allein 9etsOffen
batte, ba8 Damol8 at9ebrp4ene @eIprdd ptes
Der un5ufuiipfen uno etne SianeSdnOeruns Mas
rien8 berbei5ufiibren 9elu4t, allein piele bate
ieoe8 Wtal 9letd bel ben erlten III oieiem Gimme
8elprrdenen Morten ibm l4peiseno ben Ofiden
5u9efebrt unD au9enblidlia oaS 3immer perz
lailen. - Smartbprn bate pa9er ale ferncren
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8. Sdrt's SSetnf,ollp.

2cmbaroltr. So. 161, 5p. 6anpper' ii. S6arr.
'um sse i'd bmit an baB i'd meic g8einbanolln9 lnO @es
Uubaft na cbi9m Fase perle9 tebeuO per96Be babe.
OaIelbe nmfaBt oe SOen Wtoiel- 0be n8ar- unb an6.
ide geetne ben bui9en bis ben b6Gten Brei, wcrou
i'd bel ebigcn re0en SpunaaS9eesen nod gang becnberS
perweie ta eS am @ube beteu it, wen m oer ein &rpI-
beim GlaS, Gaie @aupne unb eere beebe BEL Qbnabme
Uon DIseno ai9en ober bel b @a0on tOtene ins Saus
NJ 9Hete N&r 2 / 8 [ & q IL
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Or. S0Gniton.

MI31eh ees 6n8den Gceeums Der Duntdt3te tn 2pnbpn
@l'turef etnes Der ren etnti9tn &Seeu ber Der Saa-
M Ger zen 8E6ssn 3tetl enes Qsbens tn Sppdlsr ypn
kpH ydrts pbtlnelpba rnb nnbcren Stdhcn ugeba bGt
t3ts Ger Nbtjtn wes unBabss 9ebsnb bic an StenEau.
zen Metrortnt une anberen Rranbttten ten tc g. aud
oie bet pOslden sdu6en !u tbr trGreden te t oft et
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