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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-10-03

A METEoRIc SHOWER EXPECTED
Many Of our readers will remember the
great meteoric shower Of Novenbrr, 1926
which was 'isible throughout North A.
merlca. These meteoric showers sre said
ny astronomers to be periodical. returni.g 9
At intervals OF thirty three years. Prof
Newton. OF Yale College, who has devo, ed
much slime to the investigation of Ahe sub.
Ject, states that a similar pbepomen on
will probably occur about the 18Th or
18th Of November next, and so confident
are astronomers generally that il will
then appear that extensive preparations
are being made by scientific men in Eu
rope to observe il. But thirteen appear.
ancea Of mete"ric showers are reported
since the year 903.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-10-03

Wilkes Booth. whose body Secretary
Stanton took so much pains to dispose Of
so that no man should ever know the
spot where il was buried. is reported to
he in Europe. Tie story is that the man
whom "Bos'on Corbstt" so hsroicaily
shot, and whose body Stanton refused 10
eIhibi, to any one ths, ever saw Booth,
Was poor wretch, hired by the assassins
to personaie Booth. in order to facilitate
the escape Of the latter. Whether there
be or bs hot any ,roth in this story, il will
never cease to oe suspicious circumstance
eo"nec'sd with the fate Of Wi kes d .oih,
that S,auton refused to deliver the BODY
that was brought up from yUeinin TO bis
friends, Or even TO LOT them look upon
H. -
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-10-03

SISoULAR AFFAIR AfTHx Day Toa1u.
oAs-Da. MUDD WouSDEp "A telegram
from Mobile on Saturday contains the
following astonishing announcement -
The Florida Neys states that The Dry
Tortug"s Islands was fred upon by a
strange craft hearing the Confede, ste lsp.
and DR.. Mudi Who is confined there. wa.
seriously injured by the explosion Of =
shell. The vessel was schooner rugged
steamer. and pain,ed lead color, with four
guns on each bro,dside, which were all
discharged at the distance Of two mile.
from the IslHnl. when the boat put for
sea. The United States revense cutter
WAS lying 10 ibe harbos at the time, but.
not having on steam, was unable to pur-
sue"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-10-03
VIM. Lowndes of South Carroll

The late Marquis Of L.nado~ne 70
marked on a certsin o ,sion 20 ID. ce'o
bra ell Mr. Roseos. ihs. he bad Just me,
the ta'lsst, the best trel. ana the les,
informed man he had -v-r known
"Then," .aii NJ, Roscoe, "you mus,
have met Mr.. Lo~nde.. Of South Carols.
M, for know no o,;,ar person who AZ.
swers the description
Mr.. Gay, on being asked by Col John
Lee. oi Maryland, who. Of AL the sub c
mon ~ith whom he hal assoc a'.d. ~s,
n his opinion. the greste-t replisd, that il
VAS verv difficalt TO de,ids arnc ag "a
many distin kuish.d men with WI O he
had been intimately c"nnsctei; but. sid
he. Il think th. wi-e.t man ] eve, knew
vas Mr. Lo~nds- OF S-n,h C.r,Iina.
"ben We eons'de' that ihs Older citi.
z.'s AZ W.s' in ton ~e,e familiar. in their
youth. with spch noble characters a.
Lo~ndss. Madison, Chef Justi - n 4r.,sl.
R"f"s King. Bnshrod Wa,hng,on. Cl.v,
,Wehs,sr. Wili;m Pinkney wr,. s nry.
Trim'ls. Watkins. f.eign. and Jotn Nc.
Phsrsrn Brrri.n. !. il stran,e. ss some ~
the Rad Gals app-ai to 'scard l.. that they
do not conceive q violent afT-c ion Tor
Thsdsus Stevens, B-n Wade. Z,chsriah
.Chander, Hsn,v Wilson. William ID.
Kelley. J. w. Nye. and other fonctious
'ies Of ,hs des,'pcli.s psrt,i A. we'll
NIGH we srpscs those whc d,;nk in their
youth from tbs "pprs veil Of Eng'is6 un.
def'ed." tn rejo;cs IN their old sg. In
d'""ghs fr"r he pes,ilsot'sl fon"tain.
which "e fed by the literary advsnturer.
Of Gtub-s'reet.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-10-03
List of Acts Passed by the Leg
islalure.

An Act to amend ar Act entitled an
Act to make appropriations for the year
commencing in October, 1865.
An Act giving authority TO the City
Council Of Charle.,ou to proceed III tho
matter OF a Fire Loan. with view 10 aid
in building up the CITY anew.
An Act TO amend an Act entitled an
Act to lend the credit OF the State to 40
cure certair bonds To be issued by the
South Carolina Railroad Company.
An Act to provide for tho drawing Of
juriss for this next term Of :he Court e
Common Pleas and General Sessions for
Darlington Dis'rict.
An Az, to make parties, plaintiff. and
defendants, competeat to give testimony
in such cases in like manner AS other
witnesses.
An Ac, TO incorporate the Planters
AMI Farmers Relief Association.
A. Act to declare valid the recent al
sction Tor In'endant and Warden. Of the
town of D.,,;,o,o,
An Ac, 10 ,ncorno,a.s N. phnn;, E,,o
E,oin. C,nps,x of D,,,;o,,o,
An A., to leyslizs N, .isc,,or, ~ ~,
nic;psl officer. of ,hs ,,v,. ~ Mo,,,.
vile and NJ. Pe,,.ut
An Ac,,o n,ov;da f., Oh. ;,h.,
uf - Pe,i,.,,;.,v
An Ac, n ,,ov;d. n, H.. t,,a;, -,
the in,-res, and principal Of certain stock,
and ho,Js os IN. s,,,o , A.,
An Ac, IN ;nco,,,,.,. ,h. p.,.,-
Mail S,s,m.h;n Coc,.,r
An Ac, % ate, and a, n. ,;,n f..
Lold;os the Cou,,, Of C,umo, pls. :,
hi. Sat.
A, A ,, -,
'"' ''e"'' '" per
N""" ~ sa'es ana ~ iree
pe's"n. "f color
Al Ac, 10 amend nm Act entitled an
A., % ..,.,l.L n;., c
A, A., ., ,.o,;, a., c.
.n,,.- - -. "'''
"''''""R' ~" "'eenS"e and
r'ck'n' p's'r'c'' :" paw over f"nd.'o the
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-10-03
Four Confederates come in and
Surrender.

The Petersburg, (Va) Lader, Of a rel
Cen, date, says the serenity of the officer
of this post was agitated on Yesterday,
by the "ppari.ion Of four Confederate
soldiers, who gave ths mares and "de
scrptive lists" rs follows:
Anthony Moukas, Co F., SD Georgia
Infantry, 81 Army Corps. A. NV.
Thomas Wells. ditto.
James Briuberter, ditto.
Allen Te~ksberry. 43I Louisiana. ditto
A more ragged get Of murtals had nev
er appeared before the Colonel during ali
the dealings he has ever had with the
ragged rebels" Of Lees army. Tewks
berry WAS a sort Of waking illustration
OF original patchwork. His clothing had
been tied and sewed. and stuck together
With string, and thread and ,horus. upt;I
there did not appear SOLITARY souar.
inch upon it which had not been tied up.
sewed up, or stuck up, in some way or
other. His companions were not quite
as badly of, one having pair OF blue
Yankee psntaIoons, with only half a
dozen rents in it; another hiding the rae
gedness of his grew pants with A flowing,
though r'bhonry, Yankee overcoat, and
the other making his decency appareu,
by concealing the defects OF his upper
garments with an old oi.cloth fly, awful.
Iy bedauhed with mud.
Tewksberry stated TO the Colonel tha,
hs and his party stopped en- the Apo.
mattox, about seven miles above The city.
after the evacuation Of Petersburg. for
the purpose, At first, Of resting; that tbey
stayed longer than they expected, and
were cut off They then made vow to
live on that spot. and never 20 home or
give up until the Confcleracv WAS com.
p'e'e'y snnih'!ated. They soucb, out a
cave on the bunk, Of the river, which. at
'ha, point, is very rocky, aud, after some
httie industry, succerned in erecting for
th"inse'ves mast comfortable little home.
Here they lived upon fish and game and
occasional roasting ears ,duriny all las,
summer. aud upon bread male Of corn
they bad gathered from the COIN fields
and an occasional pig ther found withuu,
mo'her,'n their rambIes durin . the win
'er. This spring and summer they lived
rs they did last summer, but recently,
hearing from an old negro man tina, IN q
Confederacv bad undoubtedly gone IN"
they concluded to quit the barbarian life
and surrender They marched to the ci,v
yesterday morning, with their muske,s
a"d accoutremen's, stacked arms in from,
OF head quarters, sent in word tha, thew
were the remnant Of the army Of North
ern Virginia. and that they wished to sur
render upon the conditions accorded 10
the main body. Col Milton cordially a.
sep'ed to their request. gave them trans
portation to ,l.eir homes, and bade them
adieu.
The illustrions four roamed about tovr
Tor a short time, had new suits Of clothing
given them. and, aher being made sbou,
half drunk, embarked Cd the Southern
train for their homes.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-10-03
The Forticth Congress-The
Coming Elections and their


Coming Elections and their
Consequences.
The NV York Herald Of Mondsv. in
an editorial on the coming Conersssiona n al
elections. saws:
"The real struggle fr tho Forii,th Con.
cre.s will not begin With ,hi. Maine e!ec
lion. hui i" the Pennsylvania. Ohio and
Indiana State elections Of Oc'oh-r; and
the re'nrns from those three great Central
STATES will probably determine what this
Congress is 10 he A Conservative ma
jo'i'y from the States represented 10 the
present Congress will secure. With The or
ganizs,ion Of the rex' Congress, (any
time after the I'h Of March next) the
admission OF al the excluded States and
20. with the eomp'e'e triumph Of Presi
dent Johnsnn's restoration policy. we shall
have a speedy AMI satisfactory settiemen
OF this business of Southern reconstruc,io,,.
On the other haud. " the Radicals come
cut "ftbis fight With q working IN .jority
IN the net House of Representatives ION.
der the present min;s,raiions of t',at bod,
90 shall not only have the gr-a work OF
Southern restoration indefinitely post.
poned, tnt = Secon.tructiou OF The gov
eromsnt at Washington Of the most Ra
dieal kind We NAV expect this work TO
begin With the Impeachment Of Presiden,
Johnson and TO be made perfect with the
snbstitu,ion cf = msn as President pro
sem. ~ho will sign anything coming from
ORA Thad. Stevens. from 4 sweeping
con6scsiion Of Southern eststes tn the dis
,'iintion Of them among the lovsi blacks
OF the Freeamen's Bu'ssu. It will he
perceived in this connection fhs, Stephens
N opening his canvass Of Pennsylvania.
tskesrno step bsck~afds. bu. intends. in
returning 10 Congress. to resume hia ori
einal programme and to eight for Il to
ths last extremity ofhi, lsbors on earth"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-10-03
A singular phenomenon was observed

A singular phenomenon was observed
On Saturday, the 1st Of September. At
abou. ii o'clock. A. NJ, strange noise
in the air was heard by many persons
living on Kerr's Greek, in this couutv.-
a very light sprinkl 10 Of rain was falling
at the time. The sound commenced in
the South and passed along, apparently.
directly in the meridian 10 the North. and
was distinctly heard for about fifteen
ro'nutes resembling very closely th .
noise Of threshir G machine in full opera
t'oE, so much so that those who heard il,
thought such machinery to be somew here
near them. 1t was not like the roaring
sound Of wind often beard in clouds, but
ringing sounds like large metallic ma
chinery. high in the air. There seemed
to be great commotion 10 the thin clouds
on either side Of its track, thus marking
its place aud progress. And this leads
10 the belief tia, it was some strau %
freak Of electricity.
The writer Of bis notice loves TO watch
the Pheuomena Of nature, both in the
visible heavens and on the esrib, but Aas
never before witnessed anything like the
one here described.
Lexington (N. C) Gozsik.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-10-03

for the dstrict to which said cotton 10 10
be transported, and he shall sI.o uansn,it
:here~,th n statement OF the taxes due
thereon, and Of the bonds or other secuti
ties TOR the Pa,tii.nt thereof, and be shall
make full returns and statements Of the
same h the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue.
1l3. That It shall he unlawful from apd
after th. first day Of September, e'g hteen
hundred and sixty ak. for the owner. mas
ter. supercsrgo. agent, or o,hrr person
having charge Of any vsssel, or for any
rsiIroai eompany. or other ransportion
company. or for any common carrier. or
other person, to convey, or attempt to
convex. or transport any cotton-the
growth or produce Of The United States
from an1 point in the .distric, in which
it shsll have besn produced. unless each
bale or package thereof shall have attach,
cd TO or accompanying i, the propsr marks
or evidence Of 'he payment of the revenue
tax and permit Of the collector for sach
removal. or the permit Of the assessor. IA
hereinbefore provided. under regulations
Of the Commissioner of !nterrsl Revenue,
subj ect to the approval of the Secretary
Of tho Treasury. or TO convey or transport
anv cotton from ~nv State in which cotton
ia produced to sav .por' o. place in tho
Urited States. without = a"ertificate from
the collector nf Internal revenue Of ,he
disuic, from which it WAS brought, and
such other evidence rs The Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue. subject To the ap
proval Of the Secretary Of tn. Treasury.
NAV prescribe, that the tax has been paid
thereon. or the p-rmi, Of the s.-e.,nr n.
hers'nl-fne provided. and sncl, c.rrifca,.
and evidence "a aforesaid shall he furnish.
ed to the collector OF the district TO which
it is transported. snd HE permit ob,sn.d
before landing. disri,srging. or delivering
such cotton at the place 10 which il is
transported ~ sforass;d. Aud anv person
or parsons who an al violate the provisions
Of ,his act in this respect, or who shall
conway or attempt TO convex from anv
State in which cotton is prodncea to anv
port or place without the United States
anv cotton upon which the tax has not
heen paid. shslI hs liable to = penalty of
one hund,sd dollars for each hale of cot
tnn so convsred or transported, or at
tempted to bs conveyed or transported,
or 10 imprisonment for not more thar one
wear, ~ both; and all vessels and vehi
cies snploved in such convevancs or
transportation shall be liable to seizare
and forfeiture. bv proceedings in anv
cnurt Of the UniteI States having CONNIE.
tent jurisdic,ion. And al! cotton so ship
ped or attempted to he shipped or tr.ns
ported without payment Of the tax. or
The execution ofsuch transnort alton bonIs
cr other sec4ritv. as provided in this act
shsl! Be forfeited to the United States,
an d The proceeds thereof d;stributed &C.
co'dine to the statute ID like cases pro
vidsd.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-10-03

A printer, not long since, having bssn
"hnng' by bis sweetheart, went TO tho
office to commit suicide with the "shoo,.
ing.stick." The thing wouldn't 90 off,
The devil, wishing to pacify him. told
him to 60 into the sanctum. where the
editor VAS writing duus to delinquent
subscribers. He says that picture Of Dc.
SPAR recouciled him to his fate. -
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-10-03

Gso'gs Washington. The suecsssfoi
stsndsrd bore, ~ only thrss millions Of
frssnn~n, is = pst,iot bu, Robert e Lee,
ihs dsf.sted eha'npion Of slgh. millions
is traitor.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-10-03
NUMBER "a.
Fight Between an Elephant and
its Trainer-The Latter Killed.

its Trainer-The Latter Killed.
Mr.. Alfred Mofat, Of equestrian noto-
riety in England, who for the past five
years has been performing Richard Bells
Two elephants, was killed at Mors,, Swift
zsrlsnd, on June %, while performing
with Bell & Myers Circus Company.-
The elephan, had some trouble with the
groom short time previous. Mr. Moff.t
tried 10 subdue The beas, by laviug about
him with his spear and tomabawk, and
compelled him 10 kneel down for him 10
fnsten the chain around his neck. Mr..
M"hat kept the spear in the animals ear
while he was doing this, but had turned
his back to the brute while he took. a
chain from off his leg. Just a. that mo-
ment the elephant rose TO his fest. and
Mr.. Modat. who had hold Of the handle
Of the spear, which was still fastened TO
the animals ear, was raised from the
ground. The elephant then commenced
turning bis head backward and forward
until hs got Mr.. Moffat in front Of him,
then seiziug him with his trunk. and
threw him about twenty feet iu the air,
and, as he was coming dowu, caught him
on his 'usks, and gored him to the ground
Mr.. Moffat still had presence Of mind TO
call the animal by name, and while on
the ground said, "Go back Palm :" but
Al that monen. the infuria,ed animal put
foot on Mr.. Moffa:s breast, and killed bIrn
almost instamtarsously !! The female ell.
ephant, seeing her keeper and trainer be.
ing mangied, ran at the male elephant
and gored him with her head then with
! the assistance Of the members Of tho
equestrian company, Mr. Moffat was got
sway from his enemy. but he was no
more-life had flown at the time men,
toned above. The female then went
hnck into the siables. and seemed 70 try
to get the male elc phant to do The same,
but in spite Of all he would no. 90 in;
he appeared quite wild, and he comcer.
eel (as through revense) TO tear Mir.
M0tats coat, which lay On the ground.
pulling it into thousand pieces and then
eating it The company tried abou, three
hours to get him in the stable, but they
could not do it either by force or kind.
ness. At last the female came TO ths
stable door and commenced cryino which
drew him to her. She then closed the
doors after him, and assmng quite sen.
s;bls Of what had happened, placed her.
'e'f at the door, so that he could not
get on. again.
During this time Messrs Bell & Mye,,
had sent for cannon to shoot the mon
.ter, For eight long hours the female
elephant stood sentry at tho stable door,
guarding it with her own body bv the
word Of command from The groom, Geo.
Mason, who has always fed and cleaned
the animals, and drove them on tho road
from town TO town, and whose life has
time or two been saved by Mr.. MoRs..-
At last the cannon arrived, and was at
once placed in position near tie s,able
door. George Mason then called the ie.
male elephant away from the door, and
the male then came out, and the word
"fre" being given, a elk pound ball from
the cannon made a hole right thr ough
bis body, and be fell dead on the very
spot where he killed bis trainer.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-10-03

a man killed his dog recently for bark.
ing at old Brownlow, in Tennessee. It
rs a wonder the dog didn't die when cid
Browny frat looked a, him. - Rome Ga J
Courier.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-10-03

An lrishmsn charged with whipping
his wife. defended himsslf on The ground
that b- ". batting a nuisance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27
LATEST SHIP Ne us.

Steamship Fairbanks. Hunter. Boston -,
Bari r. w. Griffith (of Turks Isand Drummond hsianlas II
with and mossss TO j. Ward Co Has had hssy
NV winds f0T last three days
Schr. e. G. Banks Banks, OreenpOri.
Schr. NJ J. Ru,sel, smith Jsekionyine
Sohr. Reno FOSTER, Rondout for Boston
Schr Entire, kinmier, EhzabetbpoTi for Bristol
MEMORANDA.
The barE Grain Knyphsnssn Hsnoy PGb'l con'gned TO
Aymar L Co. VIM. AymaT Co. a. before reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
FROM MArANZAS Nov 76-In barb w. 0rfth-J. l.. DTes
lady Thomas Daily and lady Mrs FoeT and child JONI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27
CITY NEWS.

BULLS HKAD.-There is a slight advance in the
urce Of cattle this week due to the cold weather and oee
quality Receipts scarcely vary from last wees Cu' ho
-, and ,ourv markets are better Tho 6o4l beeSes have
bep sold and the ahead is more cheerful for own
era most Of whom are this week Sheep show an in Ia
~ Of mora than 5000 head the previous week and
still the market stronger to-day with fair prospect OF clear
inc che pens Hogs tho greatest improvement jumping
up &C. per pound during the week L'sh. Teeeip o. OD
10 81 dslc per pound live weight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27

THE LORD BOND ROBBERY.

FURTHER TEsTMoSY-BAIL STILL REPUsgD-THE
METROPOLITAN POLICE ACT BY POWERS OF
ATToRsEY-HEAvY Expenses Discussed BY
CAPT. YoUSG--A BIG RETAINER BY THB BOSTON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27

"THR BLACK CRooK."-Mr. A. s. Hewitt, Secre-
ary Of the Cooper Institute publishes Card in which be an
that the closing of the ccureroom Of the Cooper ns
ute building Sunday last whereby the Rev Chas smyh
was prevented from giving the lecture he had announced
BLACK Crook was simply tho result Of Misunderstanding
Il was merely question Of proprey the lecture being
delivered on Sunday The hail win BE- at the service Of Mr.
Smyth on other DAYS Of the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27
lAnnoUneemenis.

THE "STAR" HATTRR.-What Forrest, Booth, and
Rto are to tho theatrical profession KSOI among the Hat
ueture Of TIL. city, and introduced this are bril-
liant specimens OF his skin and taste Gentlemen who desires HAT
Of style and Of the most elegant description should visit
Ksoxs saesroom No. 2l2 Broadway, Of Fulsonst,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27

BOARD or CoUNCrLMEN-No QUORUM There was
no meeting Of this Board yesterday afternoon quorum FILLING
TO appear at roll call and President adjourned the Board
TO Thursday afternoon next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27

Coop FATHERS and AFPBCTIoEATg MOTHERS shout
protect children from Colds and Group BY securing
han 25c each Sold Broadway Sent post ire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27

TBR AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.-The proceeds oil the
last aav raoes at Jerome Park amounting 02O and ap
TO relieving poor Of Weseheste County W ot
distributed BY Mr. Charles W. Babbgate OF FouhAm Dy oue
OF the American Jockey Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27

MISS JBAsIR Burns, the youthful authoress ant
poet again leetung and h drawing inen'e ero"d
I'll
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-15
OeriG)ts>N er6QnOlmnQem.

@rtni al g eri6 t. - Son. 5ti9ter Gpnb. -
6. $. 0tiGarbIpn, &c., Seputbz StaatSauipalt.
SIM Samftas8=Sermin tauten folgenbe Safe 5ur @ers
%6anoiun9
Neag9ie 0tpa6 murbe megen @ngriff8 auf Otarb s.
@pntrunI mad bent Grn1enbaule aeidtdt.
Ebp8. Wcoten mar bes @ngriff5 auf feline 6rau SIaz
beaa a~ngetla8t, ba iebp9 lie &ldseriu ni9t eridter, purbe
BET 8etla9te e%ntlailen.
@6as. &bG, ~anseflagt, ba8 Sau8 bon Sobn SantiltDn
g~etpaltfaul betreten ltno befien Sarute i~nIulttrt S1 baben,
purbe Ireiseiprp9en. Spbn 3ionnpu, b"eiieG6en 8ergeben8
auqeflast, mar ni6t eri6ienen unb feline burb Senrb I6G
oeffelte 8ttrei6aft murbe fir ~berfa1en erfldrt; Ipdter
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