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HoMEs FOR THE LABoRNG CLAssRs.-We
publish in another column communication
suggesting IN excellent plan for increasing the
domestic comforts Of the laboring classes and
contributing to greater extent than hereto
fore to the sanitary condition and economical
living of the poor. The liberality Of such men
as Peabody and Stewart opens the way to most
valuable reforms in the lives and habits Of the
masses Of our working community; but the dis
position of the munifcent sums which they are
willing to contribute must be made in prac-
tical way in order to accomplish any perma-
nent good. There is no method by which the
condition Of the laboring classes can be so
much ameliorated as by giving them clean,
convenient and comfortable homes ; for home
Ia the centre Of all civilizing influences.
The rapidly increasing population of this
island calls for more dwellings, especially for
the accommodation OF the mechanics and labor
ing men who comprise SO large an element in
the metropolitan community. That there is
great want Of this kind Of buildings at present
Ia evident from the crowded state of the
hundreds of tenements houses in the most
populous wards Of the city, in which vice,
uncleanliness and disease abound, to the
detriment of morality and public health. In
few years the city will be entirely too small
for the population earning living within it's
precincts, unless buildings Of q commodious
character, suitable for the use of the laboring
classes who are now packed together in un-
healthy domicils, be built upon the vacant
ground lying on the upper portion Of the island.
1t is most desirable, therefore, that the gene
rosity Of those wealthy men who are willing to
contribute portion of their fortune, for the
the laboring classes with we'll constructed
dwellings at cheap rents.
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additional slow and tedious legislation VIII
have to be gone through with by Congress,
and it will be year before IL can be brought
again to its present position. By that time the
present Aldermen will be out of Office, and as
1t is doubtful whether any Of them will be re-
elected they may lose their chance entirely
and the spoils will fall into other hands. 1t
would be wise for the City Fathers to take the
half million now and make what they can out
of It.
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IT A | Y

Tho National Position Towards Rome.
PARIS. Nov. %, 1855
Tho Aoniteg to-day in the note OF Baron
Rcaso the intention OF Italy to obey the September
Convention.
A French Military Envoy.
FLORENCE. Nov. 20, 1866
General Fleury has arrived in this capital.
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QUEENSTOWN Nov. 20--Noon.
Tho Inman steamship City Of Paris, which ieft New
York November TO- touched here this morning en- ros
TO Liverpool
QrkEssrows, Nov 2o-Evening
The steamship Hecis, Captain Edmonstoo, which left
New York on the 7h instant touched at this port this
afternoon, and subsequently proceeded to Liverpool.
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CONVENTION osrM saAnO Assy o. rM spusuc. =

Isps1sArots, Nov - ins
Tho National Cow -otion Of the Grand Army % The
Republic couvessd AZ Opera HaA this mornlns. large
number u dsloeaiss prevent fssm all secuoss u
the country. The prreedinxs wcro kept sscrst
Aumber Of Dist nsuisbsd cfhcsrs prrssnt aona
whom wsro 0sass.is Pamer andIiogsa. u ulsno,s .sd
Vandsyefo
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s,uIH CAROLINA eolp nlssi

AuauuA, NOV N. issS
A party from Dcrns gold mrlss. Abbsvilis, ssstA
Carolina Representa- dsnovsnes which prosssps isrG. -
sult An Old mill nd battery, after sabt~ss sesss
vssk gave CIT penay weights gold fsos iss4 ,han LOO
and q quarter Of reduced ore
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DISCHARGE coaoucIsG on TING MsssrlyAnu DilaaAs.

prrsscso, Nov. No. 1874
Considerable rsmaSs ssd hss bssa es~siAa ~
the summary schasRs OF Of The oId~a asd 0o
prominent conductor OF the westsrn 6sisoG Of ths
fssasyvAsia Railroad and THAR yso~acss nllsA ~ ssO
eonductorA 10 rursssed thai chassss call ips msds
olhss divisions No csuss y AAssa SA 70, ihss.
suovala
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{ n q | A N o

The Reform League TO "fIend on" Tho
Tories.
MAscHEsrge, Nov 90 1906
At the National Reform Conference held In this city
II was resolved all possible Efforts to couneract
tho tactics Of the tories and prepare the outlines OF
Reform bill
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INDIANA con ftlloWs' fscAnpmfSr.

Israasarvtss Nov 90 1919
The Grand fodss ssd Grand Eno~supnsn1 Of odd Gs-
lows Of the State Of Indiana day 10 ftss
Anpua snd reports a the grad ofosv
show the order IN Q vs~y prosprrsss condision.
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z U S 81 A..

An Imperial Loan the London Market.
LONDON, Nov 90 1866.
new Russian loan Of seventy millions OF forms
troubles y has been introduced into tho market
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VI cssaYs q rtuw;us

Tha Lestssassr~ Desiase< Bssss ssS. the
vvascktss Law Cs~ssssts sstsssi,
Nassvnxa NOV ~. issa
Al nsvh>rsssrs - sckrssy, Jssss nsssy 'oosvss, q
ne cso~s c,sr sssssss 49, u rss~i ssas Ia -
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P R U S STA.

King william Invited 10 Paris.
PARIS Nov. 20, 1896.
is said that Napoleon has invited the King OF Prussia
10 visit Paris.
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TINE tvaopGAH nAll sea AyA

Blssos. NOV % ssse
Tho mails fo Y srops psf Jsvs soss II
o'clock tomorrow morning. and The stsssu oil saii =
Tan N
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BAInrosa, Nov. 20, 1so6.
Bishop whittinsham, Of the Episcopal Church Of Ma
ryand who vent 70 Europe for his health, somewhat
better
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MARINE DISASTERS.


AuecsrA, Nov. %, 1865
Tho ship Admiral which went ashore on south Break
err near 81 slmon's Island, has been swept BY high
tides INTO swash channel A stssntus alongside, and
hb believed ths ship v be got on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-21
TmAsum Faon Tuf up1ts nSslsaI.

NJ. I>y1u Nor o. 1874
The Northwest Fur Companys ssesszss Mnsr. frssa
rrpor Missouri arrived al ~ Joseph An1 bsisss do~~
500 900 In gold She passed about bsndrcd hsnk
Nth dust
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Hssry 0Ssil. the srisi comedian, whose impsrsona
lions Irish character have been well received aud
highly spoken OF tho Australian colony. has arrived
in Now York lie wiil in al probability, make his
debut hcrs about Christnas
Miss Blanche D bar began playing engagement at
Do Bars Opera House. st. Louis on the 10th, sppsarng
as RosalinA in shAkspss's comedy "As You Like IT, :"
Valentine vousden tho celebrated mimic and tho
original LARRY Doon," u Tho Irish hunting Car
arrived here Sunday, ana is stopping ~ the Metro
politan,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-21

IHAHLk<fUf1 NV AVI INvy
Nothing he's been heard Of the steamship kinsnsnsr
which sailed from Baltimore for Charleston on The lotn
Inst
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ptntAAl mrrluIaH.

wsadsll Philips 10 ., thu ~ DeasAs nossi
ComnAsAss Mao. uausA ssstss ns~y. % 81 ths FttA
Avsnuo noxsi
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The bark reported ssbose hers proved 70 BE- The Mary
T. Lbbsy, from tardinss for Portland She vas mot
sbors. bat anchor - noss and o~pcssdsd sunday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-21
THE ROMAN QUESTION.

France Preparing to Evacuate the Eternal
City.
PARIS, Nov 90 1853.
The preparations for the evacuation Of Rome by the
French troops will be finally completed on the 18th OF
December
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
.~-~~~-~~>~~~~~-~--~-N>~>
The London Money Market.
LONDON Nov. 20--Noon.
Consols for money open at 00k.
The following are the current quotations FOE
SECURITIES
United states ave-twentes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5
Illiuoe Central shares.
Erie RAILWAY shares. 90
LONDON, Nov. 20--Evcning.
Consols closed this evening at o0il for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
closed at the following prices
United States nve-twentes. FOX
Erie Railway 90
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 20-Noon.
The market for cotton opens quiet and steady at I'D
for mddling uplands Business thus far indicates
days sale OF 10, 900 bales
LIVERPOOL, Nov 20-Evening.
The cotton market has been dull and unchanged TO-
day. and closed At lad for middng uplands The sales
to-day amounted 10 5000 bales
Liverpool BFeadssuns Market.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 20-Evening.
The breadstufs market has shown advancing ton.
dency. Wheat closed ID higher Flour has Id
vanced In
Liverpool Provision Market.
LrvxarooI, Nov. %, 1ses
Tho provision market has boon easier to-day Rice has
advanced 3D. Cd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-21

The frisnds a ireland assembled in full force last
evening Al tho above hall 10 listen the nasi
cal performances Of members and friends Of tho Com Of
the Sea Cirre. Fenian Brotherhood The programmes
comprised national music both Instrumental and vocal
Mr. j. c. Asrs presided very ably Of tho piano. and
Mahoney and MsCsbs especially successful their
vocal attempts. Mr.. Psssr Jaynor's dancing good
and was received with enthusiastic applause Consider
ing that the whole OF the performers Amateurs tho
entertainment must BE- pronouncst asucosss
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EU R 0 Pc.
~o~~~~~,~>~~>>~~-~~oc~
NEWS TO NOVEMBER 20.
The Coming Liberation of
Mexico and Rome.
A NEW RUSSIAN LOAN.
A FRENCH ENVOY IN FLORENCE.
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

Napoicon's Preparations for "ConciIiation"
and Restoration.
PARIS Nov 20, 1865.
IL IL said that the Marquis do Mouster. the French
Foreign Minister, is preparing note on the Mexican
question 1t is understood that It will be concliatory
towards the United States and will not object 10 the
recognition Of the Juarez government.
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Mr. d. csrdovss is,ssrs lest evening. al Irving
Gall, enuiisf "rhss xnsish csnusmss." ar-~ .
very crowded ssd'ssos. vhih ssjsysd ths hunos.
oas discourse faIiy msoh 81 d>>wvsd- NJ.
ps cosdovs bss become aats popaias. saf esnnos
oomplssa q issk Of spprvcisiloa Hsv Yortsu ssesps
bic nssuscn 70 ~ eisvw sassiiy vsh be ssoes~s In
,haa drsseoa. saA szrsiy no sas'usas q rspsss
Toe asl fsns ssa sst nsrs o. mAakina ne srps.
rsscss u NJ cIsrssss Assasas Dailesx . y,4ss
s.Hssnss u ~ pzsfxev ssAssl, -so vsv Sssr'
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and tuthfuuy dslInsassd Orr trans AusD,io oeusasu
never make sAsnssvs mssS ndiouious sbsa when they
undertake 70 sprsssns the psculiarisies ,hey term
them OF our countrymsn. They even fancy they
speak Engiish, when there 10 hardly man or
woman the island that does not drop his
his and Asprate his vowela We bciieve tho American
tongue very Just expression and quito apt IN contra
distinction 20 the language popularity employed on the
other side OF the The lecturer showed thai the
English had almost a. many slang terms and phrUes as
We have and tho letter which Clarence Augustus wrote
home 20 his parents uhcre were more nAsl forms Of
speech In u than heard in all sections OF ihs
rcpublicD was decidedly dro, and elected roars oil
laughter Tho entire lecture creditabs satire on
the Rnglisbmon who visit expecting To- nd herds OF
executing dances the wids OF Csniral Park
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a.: Nett. ts.~,rrI r.ss; 4: K.,s.v-ssi,:y
HUsHTOs 10 Asl1t Ifoyss and ~ eli tsuxaisss
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NE lsborsp vosd receive 50 .v.rsss o. siro sa<a,
besidos beng fed FOE the whole y~af
can rsii~rsts The ss~<nsnt sns1< IA m forasss
letter thsi tbs togthsrn p~ofss Desired ~nnixrsay1
We have the finest s~id Tor ne inyssssnsn, "a e.cs
that offered Our Isnds ar. ren ana psa-duess
u great vaiss, cpsis tsnr-sv snd bssissy rAs 10
hsbAns SITTER -four "a ssasrnx d~~ass rssee ard
Gee snf are fnuy svsye ~ ths impsrAss@ ~ f4rs -
vsosns lands Nth lsdsxssoas sns~vprs.s p~Vs
lAtlon Laid ehesp~r r0v ,hsa & DIN ~ sxNa
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"a. v,no.a, de- Ps.i Orphan A.,l.m.

Tho fair gv~s ~ the adiss ~ tbs Church Of :, Win
cen, de- Psni % The b~s.ns of va osphss Asylum opsa.e
on Monday nigh, At the school rooms u the church No
10 West T,snvthird street. and has 30 far proven
decided ssoesss. TIE tables sIsssDsy sosisn ~
and the room tsxfsfaiiy ornanentsd With the Uai,sd
states "a French coloss, veil uth other orba
nsnta last evening Ms li,ts room 90 erovds1 pith
ladies' And senusnsn saxisG a. hs bs~utfal ssseiss
before them purcbssing sunh o6srsd Tor ss
BY bsvy of bssa,ifui yong ladies' A. the osjss u
The sr 10 . mort oommssdAhla vs vosi bssp~>k
llbs NJ support foe H.
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ins and fsshi5ssss psrfums " ibs ssss,s fss
s~s~g~~t .sqsss ana ~nfarne hsatasrcA~f
srpesae-d rsssssty hs1sis.. s,n s,sst -s.,s tp
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graz eoof Stops faing ost -
kssd eissn N. ssswh ~ 10 vsAsss hail HsA
ty ell fsshonsbs hal ires.~ss ana 49, III ef,sf
wsy. Hsw Yort sAEAH A. CukvALlkk 10
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All Prize. C..h~a =. Legal s.sss-vses. -sis-s-
> oLurs. ssus.r Gssrssi-y
Bssehsisr'. Hair Dye. Th~ Bee IN ths
9as psrtory ~ n.rris1 stf~a<
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-18

BEN MISUNDERSTANDING Unb QWf cine 9Q1s
3e Rstbs BON Sdtren ttuaus, in
allen fIblt6en StGaten
bteleIbsn WfaBts9sln tur6fhBren rid,
bic @srr Man6 i'm Dbtssn Der d.
barmt
@tr mstoettn tarsti6 bic Rldte6r
be5 Or. Dob mad Snbiandpplts,
Snb, ron no aus ct fi@ Dur6 bic Sludt
na6 Canada ben 8erFDlgun9en Der
nuntcn.gi9usr" unS Der 9%rpfpsgeri6te
enttpasn bate; mir t6ren bGB 81.
DpOb I'D abermals bur9 bic Grpbun,
gen ,fetner Setn6e unU bic ratrf6ein,
lib bsgrinbete Sur&t sGr @ewattt6d
tigteiten benpgen sefeEen bat na9
Gambia a%aritd3utetren, ateritebfe 3us
ftdn6s faS Gin fyeter dmerttant .
fiber Burger liebt li6 3ur frstpiui
gen g%erbdnuung aus ieiner Ssimatb
gejpuH9en UNI nt1t ais Spfsr ees
6anattSmus Aneersbenfer bu fdlen.
gtnt grpbe Setter fane Mtttpe6 A6enb
tn per yaedcemY OtMuTr' Bur 9etp6ung
beS neuen 2taupr . Qeciie , @siebes pes
Static Rep.gprf fat. 9fep. s. %.
8seher, 3. 6. @upter unb aubere Apo.
feel bes NGptFaltsnus paren bic Saupt'
rebfter.
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sta0trathR. @frhnnO[nnnfn.

SIN erfsn 3wetse wurOeb gfrOrbnung
Sur Grwetterun9 . n Grtp0lstts @1es,
bic Spremanfr. BetBen iD1, n~teberbOtt
bts auf @tItereS 3urad9ets9t. DaSebe.
antrGgte 8erbot btjI9lt6 bes @uaerns
SerfGufes pdbrsnb Der bet6en Sabressett
ipurpe benz SanttdtSauBf6uB CUR Grnd-
0ung ubsrtraeen. Der 9elhlub, tpe(&cr
bic SCrberung pOn Sob. s. Mspsr ps9en
S6aolpsbaltun8 fur bic 6ur6 ben Bolts.
aufauf am 10. Gprtl 1861 erltttenen
@erluite jurldpetft, paffrte. @ebrlper
Strdub erbtetten grlaubntB, tn ttrem
GtabttNement all Der Ode ron Central.
&oenue uEb Sapnfr. etne DampfmafGt.
III auf|uitenen.
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glenrres mus gEaihinntnn.

@afttngton, IL. Dtat. (gle.
rttp.) 6eute trdf BIER aus Gan Sudn
8anttsta, bes Staatt8 Gpbascp 6Gupt.
fact, Der Gntli2e 8eriGt bes Sberlen
Nenbes, @puperneurs bteIeS Stadte5,
uber stnen Ste8 ben berfel6r ant II,
&pril BET Santa Iber Ste Stdniofen er,
fo4t, Elm. Rad furSsmSHampfe ereGb fG bte
frdnsDFfGe @drniipn bes Srtes NIT 8e'
fGussn &c. Santa MAI Der etn3tgeDunft
ia 3abascc, no bic S%ransOien Ia feR-
oefeBt.
(9unbesfGulb.) Der Senat bettmmte
btute nod fetnen sag fur GrBrteruna Der
Sbsrman'f6en Bit CUR Sunbirung Der
8unbesfAul6, tDpbur6 Ste Me9teruna
idbrliG 20 WiltDnen Iparer rpIrbe !; bic
Bin lbltebt bic @bf6lieBunG elmer neuen
@nletbe in flo. Or. Seienben TT eth
@egner per NaGreset.
(Surbes9elber.) Sen. CHARLES GbOs
mas Bat dnserrSuet baB fInfttg atte
@elber be5 Suarttermetfsr. . Departments
rtur bet'm Sunbes 'S6asmetfer Dber Def.
fen &iifenten btnterlest uub, nenn fie
test anberswp uuttr9ebrdht (inb, mad
Cbtger @prlhrtft p!actrt perpen fpaen.
&ufi0ub. Die beuta @teno benz
Srdibenten unb ben Cabinets F, @ttglte,
bern pom rRdttcnal Union Stub" 3uge.
ba4te SerenGee wurbe In Spt9e bes STE.
gems peri60ben. )
[Snpaltbenbaus. Sen. 9. S. 3ut.
Ter 1T gum 9rdfoenten. Gen. y. s. Offer.
baus unb Sen. SEQ. 8. @atfer 3u 9tee.
YrdiDenten unb Sen. Gents 9. @untet
Sefretdr Der Organization CUR or.
zines @attpnaleS Observation-Disclosures
fur 8Dlpntdr, Snpaltoen erwabtt porben.
Man nil mod bret cber metr fplGeIlple
srinben. Irdtteften fperben er1u6t,
nebt 8pranl9ldsen Bis gum /.
Stunt an Sen. Butter In GOpta, MaE.,
einSuf6iden.
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" - y Y ~ y u
Wafbtngtpn. Q. g.. Is. Wlat 1866.
SO. O0Mgrcb. = I. Sihung,

@dfbtngtpr, IL. @lat. = SIM Se,
nate pafirte beute bic 9ii our ResutltiCn
Der 8erltifung bon falpetfrfaufym Civ.
tertn; 6tefe 8ta belrnft bic ge6etmen
@erihiflng biefes gefdbrti6en @tpfes
auf Decentralization nit nt@t peniaer,
ais aebnjd6rtger 3u6tbausfrafe. STE
G%onfutdr.8 lbget.8ta purbe elmer tdngee
zen Debate u%rterpDrfen. Gin 9rtef pDrt
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fcibe ben &DnareB nm cine 8srme6runq
ber Irutee erfidt bd pur9 bic 4uemufe,
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bic fretpLaiB an Der &sbe1iCn fih beibet.
ltSten, ron Der @ufnabnle In bic @abetten.
l4ute dusSel4tcfsn wtfen.
SIN unterbaule paGtrten mebrere 0uf
inetrifhe Wabe unb @ewt9te 8e,ua ba
benbe 9eI6liie unS Bins. Gin 1emein.
ianner 9efdIub guy @utortfattpn Der CT.
nennur9 BON GDmmtN6ren,, pelGe NIT
dusldnbtf6en 8e9terun9en fpegen eines
6letGfDrmtgen @etOipitemes llnter0anb.
lun9en anfnlpfen iDtlen, purbe mad be.
trddtltGer Debate nit IS gegen 38 ct.
Gn9enpmmen. Cine ron Srn. Jenfes
etngebraGte Bin besG0tth etnes gfet6f0r,
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9anb purbe bis CUR nd6Ren Q8p9e al
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81, 8erbarb III gert4tlib ~beglnubiete
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tinpre- i. SpGltpaSIr. laut sbem abee-
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hsm prrbeGe na1eefu6t rpuree, bieielbeu fur ben Sped
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gebaflen pur0sl, oa BITE 2eBieren ibren gftnten tn
Stier Stnii4t sttteuli8 unS sBrIt6 noGseIcmmsn
finb.
p 9as Ie mad Der Speitsn SR1ru'ttcn hes Geridts
ploubtn, ol btr @ciege8abidnitt, pnter ipel6em bic
&nllase genaHt TT, i'm Bb6ften @raos ~ftraibar" Iau.
ttt, lie Mot nur ntht bon itratborem Borbaben chr
teabidtiStsm 8struee ~fbtrStust iine, ion6eru 6en,en,
baB bic ausia6tn ber !9eu8'n sera6e 6os gntergen {.
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ben 8iidsru ais uutsabfttatst 5ebltr oeer BetiCben
bettadtfn, uue ha6 bic srrbtn SLnrn1sn Der ab8abtn.
rpelde bic Ginentbimer IN IS WpHaiti bsiabIten, ippie
oitle aueere lluitante iebr gu bertn &unitcu i%pred1fr.
GbarIts @obbarb, SbmauH;
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SaE 8~urnitbe;
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8, Q. Bea6ar m, fen;
StaaeS peus;
Sdmes 9. suits.
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