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The sun., 1865-03-13
ROOMS TO LIT, WITH STAN POWER,

S1 600 ONE HALF CASH-THE LAST
WV chance. One mofe of the 3-story and
eeAr brick houses aud lot IN Linten Place " ilifms
burgh iof talo, one block irum Grand 81 r. R Appls
hurFh. sJ6
The sun., 1865-03-13
LOST AND FOUND.

DANK BOOK LOST-NO. 234, ,297, ON THE
ID Bosery s4vinrs Bank, The finder wall n. ease
leave II at the Bank. 100
r OST-YESTERDAY MORNING, A MINK
- collar in going irolh L. Ea.t t.d ~, throulh "a
ave 90 3hih e. liberal reward vii. be paid ly loav
ing IL Il, Fast 3Sd It. near I'd ave "a oor front
room Mrs. DEAN. lsy
CTRAYED FROM THE PREMISES OF THB
- subscuher, on the N Of March, q white goat
Very remarkable one Of horns turns back unJer No.,
ear. Any perron sho gives into nation v. ~hers shs
can be found ~ le sutahii fewAilci by the owner
TERENCE O'BklEN, No. 33i West - .b 81 l5l
G76 REWARD-TAKEN FROM 22S
- ~ Wooster u, Gold Luntns x.,eh snu ,hsin
The part e. re urnug the same 10 that pl zee viii Ie
eeiNo the above reward, auI hy 80 dong tl,v Win
avoid AL iuEtheT prosecutions and uo uue-fioas
asked.
The sun., 1865-03-13
$4,000 WILL Buy 4 NEW 2 STORY


nled Ia with brick, folding dooTs, marble nsntelA
rooms well located ant paved IT, f3u OF more cAsh
and t.S quarterly till paid, T. AcCABE 18th ,t,and
IN ave BtooklYn. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-10
The Atlantic TELEGRAPH.

The late news by the Cuba is most damaging,
and that too at moment when the nation stood upon
np-toe looking East for the rising sun.
by the Damascus at ather Point, up toJuly 90 10 No.
500 miles of cable had been paved out and the Electric
Current WAS good By the Cuba, via Queenstown. July
80 $50 miles additional had been payed OUT making in
all go miles. This brings up to July 80 Another
dispatch says that 700 miles had been paved out.
II this last statement be true the connection must
have continued FOR further period OF eight hours,
Jess the day ended at midnight In thar case the acc
dent must have occurred at O'Clock the morning Of
the Both. No account of the accident could possibly be
known. except on board of the Great Eastern We
might well expect the struck dead by lightning
10 tell the cause Of his death look for expana
ton Of the misfortune through the Cable after II ceased
10 breathe.
The current flowed up TO the last moment. eoase
quently the last pulsation marked its death
The cable must have been perfect paycd ont other.
wise dispatches could have passed through. At one
moment all is right; the next the current fails. The
last end Of time which marked perfect current, also
up that point marked perfect cables and the frat
moment at its beginning without a current marks the
spot where the detection exists and that must he
board OF ship between the slip and the bottom OF
the ocean,
Having found the place can the damage be repaired }
This depends CA the ability of the cable 10 support
itself in the attempt TO raise 1t.
The cable is intended to be equal 70 strain OF seven
tuns
Should the damage be repaired It cannot take long TO
accomplish it, the effort fails II s reasonable 70 sup
pose that the ship will return TO Ireland and underrun
the cable from the shore end and If sufficient be found
perfect with that board Of the ship to reach New
foundland q splice would be made and another attempt
% accomplish this great enterprise.
The is dLmsen and will dsappoint our cti1ens
but vet II Is neither final nor fatal.
In laying tho old cable. ON ono occasion. for more
than three hours No current could be obtained Yet
the trouble was found and the cable landed although
eventually unsuccessful in its working.
We have only to wait fow days at most and then
we shall know ell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-10

neroha through at least two or three of it's four folds
and there remained In this state 1t was found and in
stanfly recognized a piece OF wire from splice
Joint short length Of cable at once cut out, q
new splice made vgan.ly tested, and gradually sunk.
When on the bottom IL was again re'tested Tor some
hours. and the signals were shown to be absolutely
perfect.
During all this time the Great Eastern remained
quietly hove too. The sea was calm. and even the
throbbing swell Of tho Atlantic had died away into the
mere undulaon OF wave. The motion in her. there.
FORE barely perceptibe 10 the feeling and could
certainly rot be detected by the sight, save by watch
ing the little arc Of circle which her topmssts now
and then described The whole accident caused de-
lay of nearly "a hours during which the drift OF the
vessel was almost nothing Here 1t Is generally re.
garded most gratifying fact, and one angurng.w
for the of the attempt that not only can fnu
be discovered a cDce but its place lndicatad the cable
hauled in again, and the piece repaired OF cat ont This
evening signals received from the Great Eastern
which report all well She then than 900 knots
from land going into 600 fat oms of water The cable
was paving at the rate ofnea seven knots an hour
and The signals TO the shore both for paying oct and
messages were clear only sent from two miles
distance. The strain ON the dyDamometer IN SINK
ur the rope was less than IA cwt owing to the high
specific gravity Of the cables or IN other woras tne
bulk Of It's tarred hemp has sufficient buoyaney to BAL
ance and almost keep up the weight Of its copper con-
ductOr and outside iron wires. Before IL hours more
are out the Great Eastern viii have run into Low
fathCms when if any mishap occurs she VIII nave 70
bring back her own intelligence for no signals under
such circumstances can reach her. From this time
forth. therefore the pnbic must depend on the mes
ssges forwarded frou the vessel ITSELF and when these
messages cease will be at liberty to conjecture with as
much Wildness as 10 the cause all here did when the
atom of wire discovered on Monday put end 70 COM
munication with Nalentis. The compression OF the
water and unvaryne temperature Of the Atlantic are
already improving the miles that have been sunk and
If all should happily 90 well, the wire will continue 10
improve to the last fathom.
The Caroline leaves here Tomorrow. 1t would DO
impossible to over praise tho courage aud sefdeyofon
of her officers and crew. who that stormy Tuesday
night when the Great Eastern was almost towing her
.I,vt- .rt1 urnnn rnstf nj N
would have relieved her, deliberately resolved
hold the lest and risk anything rather than
delay the expedition II is not often that such thorough
pluck" is shown on board vessel when the men on
deck at the wheel up TO their waists in water.
When it il is merely justice that It should be
recorded, and, as Tar endurance and determined
courage are concerned, few have contributed to
the success Of the Atlantic Telegraph than he officers
and crew Of the Caroline.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-10
HAvAsA, Saturday. Angus. 5. 1865.

The StoneraN still remains in port. We arc
expecting United States vessel como after
her Tie Oneida that happened in last Saturday. We
thouget came with that purpose ana on Sunday after
noon. when the u. s. steamer Fort Morgan into
port with an Admirals peDant flying ut the main.
thought surely that the would leave during the
week.
Those who expect TO see in the ram an invincble
iron.clad will be disappointed. Admiral Godons opin.
ion general among all that she could not stand much
chance In a brush with the Monadnock other strong
monitor. II would be good idea to use her up in ex
periments
The Fort Morgan that arrived on Saturday from
Pensacola had on board Admiral Thatcher. wife and
daughter and Mrs. Armstrong After q stay of a few
days the evening of the Sd she left for Key West
and, understand, will 60 to Eew.York.
The steamer Msrigod. from Key West. was here on
Thursday.
The British steamer Asia which has lately been en-
gagged in the transportation Of Spanish soldiers from
Santo Domingo. will leave tomorrow next day for
New York.
The Yola de Cuba. aboard OF which occurred the
powder explosion. left for NewYork q few days ago
for repairs
In Puerto Principe the yellow fever Is raging-some
thing strange as it Is inland city and has been very
free from fcvers for years.
In Havana we have very little fever. The weather
is very warm and dry. and but little rain.
Messrs. Benjamin and Kirby Smith are still in town;
they will probably 20 10 Europe soon. This is contra
dicted in the of Benjamin. by his reported arrival
at Southhampton.-Ed TRIBuyg.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-10

Gen. Breckenridge, Ex.Secretary of War in
the Rebel Government had arrived at Southampton by
the West India mail stenmer Shannon.
The friends Of Dr. Colenso Bishop of Natal had pre-.
sented him with sum Of 80. 800 raised by about 600
subscribers, partly to make up for the loss Of his Eps
copS income and partly to testify 10 his services to the
cause OF free expression Of opinion within the Church Of
England. The Bishop Yves about to proceed 10 Natal
The Army asd Nary Gazette. in abiding to the impend
ing war In the Plate region. points out that England
may possb. be involved In the fray account Of her
large commercial relations with all the States on the
Plate.
DIR. Pritchard who poisoned his wife and motbern
law was executed at Glasgow the 2sth OF July In the
presence Of immense crowd, estimated by some at
nearly 100 900 people The wretched man when on the
scafold briefly acknowledged the Justice Of his SEN
tence and met his fate in calm and stoical manner.
Constance Kent would shortly DO transported to Free
mantle Western Australia 1t is said that the informa
ton that her life had been spared produced visible
effect upon her when 1t was communicated.
The Judicial Committee Of the Prvy Council had
confirmed the decision Of the Court Of Error in refusing
Of Canada sppeusnts. vs. The Great Western Railway
Company Of Canada respondents. Appeal dismissed
with coets The claim Of the Bank against the Rail-
way Company ws Tor S9$5.000. ...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-10
No News Prom Newfoundland.

AsrY BAY. C. b.. Wednesday. Aug 9-Midnight.
The weather is rainy, with very thick fog.
The steamer Clara Clarta has not yet arrived from
Newfoundland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-10

The Royal Mail steamship Cuba, which LEFT
Liverpool at noon on the Goth and Queenstown on the
evening OF the 3O,h July. arrived here on "wednesday
morning at q o'clock.
The Ednboro reached Liverpool at p m. on the 9Th
and tie City Of Limerick and the Louisiana on the esth
tt 9 China arrived off Crookhaven at ) a. IN. on IN
2sth and reached Liverpool at about the morning
Of the goth July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-10

E0RfkESB AONEOE, hUnuay, August 2, 1900
The monitor SangamOn reported at Norfolk
and started for sea- but while In Hampton Roads her
machinery gave out and she towed to tho Gosport
Navy Yard 4..t- ft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-10
FROM HAVANA.

The acknowledgement Of Her Depart
ure - General Opinion as 10 Her
strength-Mov OF u. y. Vessels
Arrival of Admiral Thntcher - The
Powder Explosion Boat-The Yellow
Fever-Benjamin and Kirby Smith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-10
FROM SAN DOMINGO AND HAYTI.

Evacusfon or samana - Exchange Of
Prissners-C Condition Of shc leland
Trouble Between the Hayiians and
Dominieaus.
HAVANA. Saturday. August 5. 1865.
Nothing new from San Domingo except that
by this time SANTANA 10 ssaouated and the exchange Of
prisoners about which there was some trouble. las
been satisfactorily arranged.
There donbt that the condition Of tic Island 10
msch worse for the inhabitants now that tbs Spanards
have left
the Hsytisns were making trouble with the Doi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-09

4 MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY TEETH Bx-
~ unrcd without pain charge beauu al teeth in-
serted 81 tNch, All operations warranted y JAY Wiz
LEts 49, Grand slreyt two blocks from Broadway
('oLTuN DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED AND
y make ,gealS OF nitrous ogac FOR extracting Long
experience enables 10 tho work IN
Come 10 headquarters once, " Cooper Institute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-09

A N OPPORTUNITY WHICH SELDOM OFFERs.-FOR
IA SALE half interest of superior rst class Hotel
Broadway None but those fully competent To take full
charge and conduct such house. and having $25 cash.
need apply to address, G. A. ROBINSON Co. 90 Mas
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nta9e, alrt pett &ebrern etne tptrpt9e 9teuun8
SIT getrabren INN Den 6pHIhuien einen naties
nel; lnpetSertlfen Gbaratter gu perl9afen.-
Danesee Slatt Oerbrettet lt6 ausfabrlt6 iiber
ote SnnpeSreStftpn. Gs betdmpft
ote eentraltltrenOe &t6tung nno b%efirnOrtet
Due naDere Setbetli9ung pes Gplfes am Sun<
pesleOen mtttellt Nbltimmung Iber 8unoesf
9eIeBe uno Staat8pertrGae. /.
Ote Atttondre Oes etoa. S6IbenfefeS
erDtelten pte6mal feline 9tptpenDe, neil etne
un9emObnlt9e, bic @n1dbe bes Committees
melt uOerltei9enoe Mense bon @ramien ber+
auS9elGpllen wuroe. - Die in Dem 6adlGn<
per' lden SIatt: yurber Qan6tunp
Meer" erl6tenet Observation-Disclosures nit
&ert baben In Der S6tpets grDBe Gntri lt"tg
unp Sunot9En9en pes Announcements berpurz
g~erufen. Die urbsber linO aber feline Teuts
l6e, lonoern 5pet CUTE S6wetser4N atrtpten,
per Mnler Salmer unO Der SGriftteaer
Seierabenp. ~ ~,ao,r.r .
2esterer pertbeirt9t li6 6fentliG :; uni4t
pem chg. Sdnbenfct, lUnbern Der eitleu
3ut9enOrel1eret unD Der fl3igen Equalization
auf Welp unp itppi9e gela9e gait Der wpbl-
g%enleinte Gapet." Oas S4afbauler Commit.
tee bat cine lebr 9rU6e NntpUrt parauf serGf-
feutliGt. uSunp" uno etnise anpere Bi6tte'
inpen nit 9te6t, man babe Dtel ,3u Uiel Qarm
lbtr Die SaGe 9emaGt,
Die peut19en Nrbetter1eretnt
in Der S4pet3 BADEN tbre Gentralperlamm
lung in Gu5ern at9ebalten. IS erIGtener
"a 6abnel, .a.7 sid 1.s s45.
@arl SIrtft, QanDipebrbauptmann in
3artA, fritber Spcia!ilt unp GerascplOnilt
bat cine fulminante S6rift segen BEN Wt-
ltt1r3ppf unp paS Yurape= unpeien &C.
l6leupert uno fprpert auf, etnen geretn our
Abl6nfun9 pieles munardil9en 3Opfe8 gu
9%ritnpeit. y. ~. ~
Die Nieperpalbener Gaben Dem Gd6pfer
beg 8tntelrtep Oentmqls, lS6lGtb
eihen 6afel5u9 9ebraht. Die 9~u3erner ba=
ben am SantOnallhubenfelt in N~teDertpalDen
cine 6anfrappenlammlung seranltaltet, Inn
Der Gip9enplenlAalt cen .3oa Don 40 Srs.
fir pns Dentmal gu be3atlen.
Die gGettaDn bat tpdbrenb beS @tn :
5erfefea eini9e 10000 Yerlonen bef6r=
bert.
Die epungeltl6e @eleul6aft BON @aabt
bat ii6 Der Qprefie unseialofsn, lpelGe bic
eSan8elii6e @eiell4aft BON 0enf sesen biz
31pan9ataufe an bic 8eb6rpen unp pas gpll
pon @ppen3ell ~erlafien bat.
Die @emetnoen peS Cautions s retburo
befiesn Elm Germt9en bon mebr ais 354 Mtis
lipren Srancs, rarunter Oh 8uraeraiiter
% S~trfen9ittsr, 81 Irmen9lter 2 3J5
Shul9Iter.
Die Giebeagaten fir 8urepprf bstra-
gen bis jest $4,000 ST., uneereGnct Die rel,
Den Senpun9en an 2%eben6mttteln, &letDern,
Werf3cu9 &C. -
Die 8urtatrabe lit auf Der rlrner=
Seite gang o%rlenpet; Die @aliler Geite mirr
pObt bis gum na@iten 8rabja9re erGUfnei
MerDen.
Gier tt1lientI6e 6iibrer baben sont Sal
1ournanGe aus eincn neuen Weg ouf pae
Watterbprn, bret Sage na6 Der crler
10 un9liid5poaen 8eitei9ung ausfnpia Qe
mdcht."
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Nue Der &tbiueis.

Der nigSetl. pUit" ldrsibt man, aus BET
S4wei3 : roi
nOaS 9OlYte6ni tu Gatte i'm lebten
Sduljabre 597 Stuotrenpe, barunter auBer
ll8 3ubSrtru, 479 S4iler, namli6 pa
SdipeiBer nno 235 @uslanper,r (pOn penea
~ aus 9eutldlano). NQe 8ereine, tpelde
IN terea Statuten pas DUET ale @brenlatts-
,a.[lOm eori@retben, baben lt4 aufgelGlf poer
o.sNe Sslttmmuns ssltri@en. auf pieoerbul=
ties fntlAteoenes @eluG bat Der S6ulrotb
penn Yrct. SOlep, inter better SeOanfuna aee
~letlteter Dienite, Oas DirettOrot abasnummUe r
uno gu letnem Na4folssr ben bisberiasn 81
ceptretpr, 9rcf. 3enner, %ernannt.
Der n8unbo c%rtttiirt pas @ort bes Wrpf,
ea3arus In Bten vspn ben beutl6en SOD
&uIen in Der S9wet3" unb 'belebt bar.
ani Dap lte ldUelertlde ieten ODER Ou& =
letn loaten, Gr 9ibt Ielbit gu, tpie Sisl BIZ
S&wet3 Der beutl4en @ifenl6aft unp beut=
l9et Sebrern serpante, oerlanet ater, Daft
man TIT Der S4wei3 srGbere 9lnitrensunser
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-15
8rtra6tunsen ibrr bas SunDesturufei
..g1.- a TT Gineinnati.

Daniel Sertle, frater Jeoacteur Der @ell.
liGen pplt," fnipft in elmer gtnlenpung an
Die 'Slinpis StaatS3ettung bic fpleenpen So
trattutt9en an pas tir3tih In Cincinnati ae.
feterte 3urnfet: IA.
nGs. 9tn9 reft Better gu, alletn e5 lHin
etpas gu feblea, mas BET friberen Soften
mic barauf oermibt ipurpe, jener freie, ausoe=
ialene unp br4 geltttetee @eiit pes einmitbt.
8tt StrebenS, jene warme, puftenDe unp in
Den 5armcnien peutl6se '@elQnqe li6 pfen-
barenpe inltere Se9eiiterung, bic fret fir Den
Au9enblid BON allen 6elleln pes Yelebenpen
IN etnem WOnneameer pes eemeinIamer
StrebsaS IArinmt unp ppn.per Nbnuno III.
tlnttt9er : baten erfullt lit. Die Gbaten lie.
gen butter uns. Cine srpBe Yerippe lit ab.
9elbloleu. Ntr lteben jebt elei6lam in et.
mem 9etlti9en Sacuul1, pel6es Nmet Gntpif
telun9spertppen piele Nattpn treunt. Sb
tpobl plele 5batlabe BON Den Mleiten ntdt err
tannt 1T, 70 3etgt tie li9 bod peutli6 aeuut
an Dem Wtan9sl an GntbultaSmus, tb mGdt
betnabe la9en an Der 9etiti9en 3crfabrenbeit
Gs teblt ebef1 all benz Yrennpuntt, an Dem lid
pie berSen erparmen fGTnnten al einem oe
meinl amen ipealen Streben. Op6 Ieien mi,
nidt unbtli9. 0tr baden elm men1hlihet
Neft, gu, ruben nno uns Dem SYrenenaelano
oe5 @epObnli4en unO Srpinaren btnauaeben
gStr baben jegt tpieoer ben 8upen bcribrt II,
tperOen Nntaus 9tei@ ne,te Strait aus bteler
anlAetnenoen 9etbarste idSpfen. SIS lit nut
etne Stimme oaruber, pob Die 2urnperetne in
ibrer jebtgen @eltaIt nt6t mebr ta5 Iinp, mas
re rubber rpareu-paB lie elmer REORGANIZATION
at Saupt uno @liepern beDitrfen, tpenu man
nberbaupt nod etnen 3urnerbunb aufrcht er-
balten mta--etue @emein16aft frebenper. fin
allies Sole bfseiiterter Saunsltnae feline blc6f
3ntnnft. Us 1T leiper nur 31 wabr, pa6 I'D,
|ptee before &rafte aus ben Seretnen suriifz
9e3p9en baben uno ntdt erlebt wurpen. Sc
mnB Der .3ufunft, Uper beler eeIaat, benz
tbatigen Wtrfen gutter peuti9er Mdnner ilberz
.lalen werben, gu entl6etpen, pt Der &uruer=
bunb in Nmerita I'M gtanoe Ietn irirp, feline
Sanner unbelsft gu erbalten, ODER Of er, ME
10 'oteleS Nnpere, Dem 3erfrellenpen GtnfluIIe
pes bteiigen @limas unterlte9en miro. SIS lit
9enu9 9etban, pieie 8rose anf3ulteuen (; lobolp
tie be9rlf II II, tann ite selGlt perpen, rnp
irpar ]o0, aDnB elm ~perjun9ter une perltartter
&utrnfrbunp aug Der 9e9enmdrti9en Grtlis
b~erppr9ebem pirp." '''1~"
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WACKER'S

ENGLISH & GERMAN INSTITUTE.
Sbtse Nneatt, felt elmer ðt Sa SaeFsn ~ sstl9"oa.
nen Nreten blfaunt a. s eurhans 8tetG'tt, Rtneer oni6 eu'
len Interridbt unb gelunb, GrJieturs III ntSiti en- Slte eln
Der msn 6li&rn @eIsu ait btronS buben , TIT ant,S men.,
lds bfrleiper bis TT aeI6rnt { y rtrduen LID hrnereta J."
b tpabren.-Muter tea o,pGbn i6en sebr a1srn NJ - .
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aItut Der bunten. uEe wlrh auf ptauD, irpse dut duen mOs
Itben BIAS. u'b stret0. Snitrunen. en- ZEN , s.nstr bsiS.rs
lei = + ia ~, s' ia nsrssn IL RON unD Ppats %sensHtmen
ivy p. NADER,
Ctpt12iO MOL W A'0 SS"e~'SR''
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QUlIUBklIS4 - StktU u ptFllDSTI, 20 ptl(eDl
auf Geiten Der Nesierune teine @enetgtbeit,
1frenq NIT benz Smben sn n.
Gs mSaen pom manfen Setten Nepen perDfs
fentltht perpen (Stepens), Die etnen anpern
Gstf otbmen- 9lber la1en Sic iiA paS ni6i
anfedten, lpnpern elauben Ste mir, Dap e.
Der SauptSped Der 8%esieruns 1T, BEN Sun-
pesperbanO inntser ais je gu MAIDEN unp tbn
auf Der 8ais Der 8unpesSerfaun 8
gu erbalten.
Die Sclaperet lit Dabtn. Oils peri tdnot9e
Mtdnner mullen mir Dtele Sbatlade onertennen
unp uus ben lml tanpm fl9en. SD CLAUDE,
Dap STE pas wOuen. SD CLAUDE, BAT, nab
Dem sic einmal STR @ort uno Sbre 3ultlm-
mung aeaeben boten, Gle eS ebrlth baltetl
unp ale SIRE, .3ulagsn in sutem @lauben e''
fulen tperpen. (Sttmmen gGtr polleneS
Sa, mir linp @tlens 10 3u banpeln,) ST
telaube, ipenn Ste STR Wcrt oerpfanoet pa
Ben 70 pirp es audi sebalten tperpen nnp Daa
aeeebene @erIpre6en rirp polltanpt9 er,nul
ipereen. (8ufe: SIS ,pirp y = A4ea
mas i6 wanlGe unp perlange soiil lSNOeoo
pper Norpen, benz 8 ten unp gStIttit IT, pnb
rnr ~ Snrin 'in;rn her Spnifituf{pn. - Oaa
s~aS 49, ,,,Trh,h,r oslitfen. L- Warun
$50. 49, ny rom niht oereiuioen uur
AM eemetn16aftlihen Nltar u%nlere5 Satsrs
lanDes bic @unpen beilen, fte 9elala9er
mnrpen ?-9rr Norpen fann nidt ubne ben
gIpen %eriltiren. nod, Der Slten pbne ben gBe.
ton . "a ~ u~n5ere Ndjdt Mles III t6an. biz
@nos u ma ,,n5Alinorn IfGGrfer ,t ma
S,s, OK f,hIs hos pis{r llnipn. pbofeid
r,,~ ~ c;, ~ ,hr ry off fir ole fommfnrer
2siten fnrtIeben ioa unp pob le ni6t aer1tGrI
werpen fam, aubcr pur6 Den aa,peiiIen @ptt
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