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rbe Execution OF Macmillan. dc.

The Execution OF Macmillan. dc.
New ORLEANS, July 3.-We have re-
ceived the following particulars of Maxi
uilan's execution
The trial of Macmillan, Mejia, and Mira
mon ended on the 18th Of June, and they
were sentenced to be executed on the
10th. Juarez suspended the execution for
three days, and they were shot on the
10th at IL \. VI. The colonies captured
are sentenced to six years imprisonment,
the lieutenant-colonels to five years, and
the minor officers to two years. The bril-
gadicrs and exceptional officers are to DC
tried by court-martial.
The City Of Mexico surrendered to
Daz on the 2lst. Juarez sent DiaZ
cong-atulatory note, with directions Tor
the disposition to be made of the prison
crs. lie says: "The native prisoners you
will transfer to your own command or set
at liberty, according to the circumstances
under which you find them. The foreign
position Of the Government"
Among those taken at Qucretaro were
some documents relative TO the last will
of Macmillan, wherein, IN case OF his
death, LodoSsa Larse, Jose Maria La
consa, and Marquee are declared regents.
Escobedo writes from Qucretaro Il
have, by the execution of the master tGain-
crs, made terror the order of the day eve
rvwhere. I have imposed large contribu-
tions on the rich, and conliScatcd their
PROPERTY and their all. Where / could not
do it in person, my delegates have strictly
completed my orders, and | hope before
closing mr military career to sec the blood
of every foreigner split that resides in my
country"
There is report that Maximilan was
shot in the face, and the Mexican generals
shot in the back, as traitors.
Both the Liberal and Impcrialist papers
at Brownsville condemn the execution.
The Ranchero appears in full mourning.
BeriScobel, Governor of Matamoras, had
all the bells rung and rockets fired on the
reception Of the news of the execution.
Semi-oflicial information has been re-
cciycd by General Reynolds that the Mon
terey stage had been robbed Of $1,000 in
coin.
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WAR SUIT DEcIDED.--At Tie las! term
Of lie Circuit Count Of Monroe county,
West Va, q law suit brought by l,i!cy
Ballard Is. 4. 7. CaPcrton, in when the
plaintiff claimed $4,000 damages OK. the
defendant as provost marshal, for false i'm
prisonmcnt during the war, was argued.
The defendant was q Confederate States
Senator, representing Virginia during the
war. and according to the custom Of West
VIRGINIA, is considered liable now for what
ever injuries the loyal people may have
suffered at the hands Of the Confederate
authorities. The Jury returned verdict
which gave thc plaintiff y 400 damages.
An ap, cal will DC taNen.-LmctbHy Re
,l,NLlirnn
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e'yuln Canada.

OTTAWA, July 2.-Thc Inauguration o.
Lord Monck took place to-day in the tx
ccutivc Council Chambers. About lift!
persons were present TO witness the pro,
ceedngs. Sir John a. Mcdonald has
formed privy council, which has been
sworn in. 1t is understood it will be con
yencd as announced some days ago. Nrlt>
are now being issued authorizing the
swearing IN OF, the governors Of the differ
unt provinces al their capitolS.
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JACOB BARKER BEATES.-Jacob Barker
WAS attacked and most numerically beaten
yesterday morning by one OF the depos!tors
IN the Bank OF Commerce, an irish
woman, who caught him coming out OF a
barber shop near the corner Of st. Charles
and Polymuia streets. She picked up a
brickbat, with which She pommellcd his
back to her hearts content. Barker beat
iastv retreat TO his own house, but was
followed by the woman, who only gave w
Inc case after firing sundry bricks ut
Earhry's windowS.-NeU OfLeaaS DuL,c
IN, IriluY.
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s't,N NnIi.n.S.

NEW YORK, July "a. M.-flour, 100
l5c. lower. Wheat nominalIy lower.
Corn quiet Pork firm at S2l.35. Lard
dull. Cotton dull middling, Is &c. Tur-
pentinc declining sale, OF 80 barrels at
5Srsc. RoSin dull at 533.lO9$3.j0 for COM
mon. FrcightS quiet and steady. Gold,
1881. Sterling exchange, 10 #GllO'6.
j.2O's, 80. coupons, 10 %@ll03..
New loGK, July 3-P. M.-Fionr de-
clining. Corn quiet: mixed western,
&l.O5451.lo. Mess pork, S2l.331. Lard
heavy, at II l.ig$l23l. Whisky firm. Cot
ton Quict: sales, l3QG bales, at % &C.
Groceries quiet. Naval stores heavy.
Frcights steady cotton, per steam, Is.
Stocks strong. Gold, l3S&t. Bonds un-
changed.
BALrlu0RE, July 3.-Cotton dull: low
middling, 2l424ll,c. Coffee steady. lour
dull; stock small. Whcat-No sales /;
receipts small. Corn advancing: white,
81. l04$l.l2 mixed western, 90c.gSl. Pro
visions firm and steady mess pork-city
western, $22.50. Sugar Iirm and unchanged.
CINcISHArI, July 3.-Flour dull and
lower. Corn dull and nominal at I4G@'1c.
Whisky steady. Mess pork, S2l. Bacon
held at . SC. for shoulders II &C. for clear
sides. Lard, II a@lla!c.
CHARLESTON, July 3.--Cotton dull; mid
ding, 2ll5c.; sales, 10 bales; receipts,
100 bales.
WILMINGTON, n. c., July 3.-Spirits
turpentine weak at 81 &c. Rosin steady
at &2.G0N3j.50.
AUGUSTA, Ga, July Cotton Hat
only u few bales sold at private 9gurcs.
SAVANNAH, July Cotton Hat; no
buyers receipts, $50 bales.
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Two Ruys Drowned while Bathing.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. July l.-Icstcrday
a sad accident, resulting in the drowning
Of two boys, occurred at this place. Two
lads, one named Henry luIin, aged about
twelve years, son Of Emmett Hulin, and
Charles Hunt, aged about eight years, son
of George Hunl, halter, went down to the
mill pond, two miles south Of the village,
and went in TO battle. By some means
both were drowned. The pond was drawn
OF in The afternoon and both bodies were
y. covered
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Special to the Dispatch.
Registration In Caroline and Hing
George Counties.
FREDERICKSBURG, July 3, 1867.
At Bowling Green, Caroline county, the
number Of whites registered is 263; Of
negroes, 3l3.
At King George Courthouse: Number Of
whites, III: of blacks, I'll. S.
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Iapture Of the Colombian Csurper.

New YORK, July 3.-Advices from Co
lombia Of the 9Th say that Mosquera, while
returning from dining with Acosta, was
captured by his own guard. Acosta led
the movement, and assumes tic govern
ncnt until President is elected.
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Registration in Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Ga, July 3.-Onc hundred
and forty-onc whites and one hundred and
ifty-nine blacks were registered to-day.
The Board has received instructions 10
register all who can take the oath, and has
invited applicants that few days back
we're refused to call again.
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yellow Fever.

GALVESTON, July 3.-Olticial information
being received Of Tie existence OF yellow
fever III Indiarola, all communication be-
tween this post and that is cut OF. Yes
sells from BraZos, Santiago, are also qua
rantined
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WHAT CoSGEnsS is 10 Do.-Tho concur
rent testimony Of every southern loyalist
IS that to secure thc success cl' true recon-
slruction, the rebel State governments now
existing must be pt;che3 up by tie 1oots.
These organizations have been obstacles,
blocking up the way and clogging the
wheels at every step toward rcUAion.-
LurnetS CIHWNic!c.
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rhe Fnurfh IN wilmington.

WLMlSGrcN, n. c., July 3.-lhe
Mayor ard Board vf Aldermen request
through tie papers Tat business re sus'
pended tomorrow.
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New PATENT ISsrEp.-To J. W. Neal
and W. IL. Starzman, OF Big Lick, Va, as
signers to themselves and Howard Mum
nikhuysen, Of Baltimore, for improved
weighing apparatus.
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SpacialtOth the ri7patch.
in SDOfSYlYnnia

Registration in SDOtsylvnnia.
FREDERlCKsRuRG, July 3.-Registration
has been completed at Partlow's in Spot
sylvania county. with the following result
Whites, 1863; blacks, ls3. S.
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On Saturday, in Troy, \. l., Catharino
Gavin, widow woman, thirty-eIght years
Of az, Deliberately murdered her new
born babe.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
= GREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST Va.

This celebrated wa'erng-plac Is now iu!!y
open for the accom- mediation OF
ONE TuOUSA VISIT OSS.
gosarbar.er's celebrated Brass and String Bani
Is engaged for the season.
cu,rars FOR BOARD: Per day, $3.50; per
month, 80.
/. se-sw GEORGE l.. PEYToN & co.
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more Municipal Difficulties in New
Orleans.
New ORLEANS, July 3.-The city comp
trolcr refuses to pay the officers APP
pointed by Governor Flanders. The re-
rusal is based on Stanbery's opinion.
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Court house Destroyed by Lightning

WAsulSGroN, July 5.-The courthouse
Of Orange county, Va, with five other
buildings, were destroyed by lightning
Yesterday,
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DATES Oh, BOARD At ROCKS
IA BRIDGE ALUM SPEITGS. VIRGIEIa.-for
sufficient reasons | have determined t. rednc" tho
rates o! Board Tor this watering season, ana NIX
III EN- as fotlo1s: az
BY phE % ....................'' ""
BIZ TIE MoHTH-thirty days. ........-... 20 w
an well aware that no hrst cla,s wat"rinH
MAR. ant krpt As such CAS- AFFORD these rates in
III. rXisiing currency nevertheless ihtehh ths
Kockbrid.. AluG, to be 4 LITTLE BETTER KEPr thls
ON than il has ever been in it, whole history,
and for this pisd." myself Ia the public those
tt,r.forn who desire good accommodations an"
u,,urallcd mineral waters can lind both at 'h's IA
yorric mountain retreat without b.ibg deferred w
the price. ILL 81 NJ .n,
il 2U-TuTh&Staui Acting Partner.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, July 2-SEHATE.-Thc Sc
nate met at II o'clock, Senator Wade in
the chair.
, 1867-03-19

ines of the conference. and shall he con
elusive and binding upon all the parties.
SirM-The expenses Of each plenipo-
tertiary attending the conference will be
betrayed by the State by which he is APP
pointed. The conference will have ac-
ing it's business furnished Ivy the Presi-
dent of the United States.
SerenA-An armislice shall take place
as soon as all the beIigerent States shall
have communicated to the government
of the United States their acceptance OF
these propositions, and shall continue IN
til the termination of the Conference"
, 1867-03-19
"MeSsieUrS les SeaateurS,
"MeSSieurS les deputies,

they may nave aStOnlSled Inc WOrlu II
their rapidity as by the Importance o
their results, it appears that, according t
the au.icipationS of The Emperor, thel
was a fatality in their fuIflment. Napc
leon said, at St. Helena,-'One of my
great ideas has been the agglomeratlon
and concentration Of the same nations,
geographically considered, who have been
scattered p%iecemeal by revolutions and
policy. This agglomeration will take
place, sooner or later, by the force OF
circumstances. The impulse is given,
and l do not think that, after my fall and
the Disappearance of my system, there
will be any other great djustment posi-
bic than the agglomeratlon and confedera-
ton Of great nations The TRANSFORMED
tons that have taken place in Italy and
Germany pave the way for the realization
of this vast programme Of the union of
the European States in one single confed-
GRAFTON.
"The spectacle of the efforts made by
the neighhouring nations to assemble
their members, scattered abroad for so
many centuries, canrot cause diSquiet to
o country like ours, all the parts of which
are irrevocab!y bound up with each other,
and form a homogeneous and indestructi-
bic body. We have been impartial wit
neSsts Of The struggle which has been
waged on the other side of the Rhine. La
presence Of this conflict the country
strongly manifested lis wish 10 keep aloof
from it. Not only did [ defer TO this
wish, but [ used every effort TO hasten
the conclusion of peace. I did not arm a
single addition s0lditr-I did not move
forward a single regiment-and yet the
voice of France had influence enough 10
arrest the conqueror at the gates of Wen
ma. Our mediation effected an arrange
ment between the belIigerents, which,
leaving TO Prussia the fruit of her sue
%cesses, maintained the integrity of the
Austrian territory with the exception of
a single province, and by the cession of
Venetia completed Italian independence.
Our action has been exercised, therefore,
with views of Justice and Cancellation.
France has not drawn the sword, because
her honour was not al stake, and because
she had promised TO 0bse5ve IA strict ncu-
traIily. In another part of the globe we
have been obliged to employ force to re-
dress legitimate grievances, and we have
endeavoured to raise an ancient empire.
The happy results at first obtained were
compromised by an untoward occurrence
of circumstances The guiding idea of
the Mexican Expedition was an elevated
one. To regenerate a people, and inn
plant among them ideas of order and pro-
gress 10 open vast outlets to our COM
merce, and leave the recollection of ser
vices rendered 10 civilization to mark our
path such was my desire and yours.
But as soon as the extent of our sacrifices
appeared 10 me TO exceed the interests
which had called us across the ocean, I
spontaneously determined upon the recall
of our Army Corps. The Government
of the United States understood that want
Of Cancellation would only have prolong-
ed the occupation and embiltered relations
which, for the welfare of both countries,
should remain friendly. In the East
troubles have arisen, but the great Pow
, 1867-03-19

co de Asis, 500 horsepower, crew 200
men, Is guns, Captain V. DE MONTANA
GRo, and acting as tender TO the frigate.
Both these vessels are from Havana, and
on coming into port the frigate exchang-
ed salutes with Fort Christian. Report
says that they proceed from here TO La
Guayra.
(From tie London Times, February 49,
THE OPENING OF THE FRENCH
LEGISLATURE.
THE following appeared in our Third Ed
ton of yesterday =
(REUTER's TELEGRAM
THE SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR.
PARIS, Feb. IA.
The French Legislature was opened
to-day by the Emperor, in person, who
delivered the following Speech:
, 1867-03-19
From tie St. Thomas Times, March 16.J

HER Most Catholic Majesty's fine screw
frigate Corona, 600 horsepower, crew 500
men,. so guns composed of IS FOUNDERS
on the lower tier,) Captain B. r. EscA-
LERA, arrived here on Wednesday after
noon. Also the fine war steamer Francis
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ser
itn;periitdt ppm Seaibpiae.
GURUS BON 1S67-6S.
Der reseImdbi9e 9ebrsGurius wirS am
Grftcn MDnta9 i'm NfpDcnibcr 1S6

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besiuuen unb am I. aaGrs 1868 f5fisben.
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observation-disclosures Soften Observation-Disclosures. 3th
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@eblbren bet:1 Sectreli.. .....s...-.-,-- 10 70
3,pei So!pitdIer pr,rben tIrsb IN Der Stabt etab<
Irt. Die ben1eIben anbeim IaHenoen Sranfbeitsfale
aus elmer gep6terung Don $1,000 SepebneIn pnp
1inreideuo aenu9 Il nIidle Sntrutt1on ermo9ttDen.
8oaro III 9iten Sdufern pobenIlt5 pon SID.
9rpfefforen.
3. g5errien 2inesiep, 81. o., Frpfehor Der
Soiepb Somes' R. o., @rOfeffor Der gbpfOICsie
uno Hatbolpgie.
Ebomas y. Senninss. Or. O., @rOieiOr Der
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tonic.
9. 3. Buchanan, Dt. D., Curator hes MAieums
unb 9rofector bel ben 9roieioren Der ebtrrrse uno
Der @natpmie.
8egen Gdberem rpeuoe man fidb an
80. &. Soiplins, M. o., Defan.
RugI2 2m
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namIi6 sipei WaI i'm Sabre nod beus
tisen Sases Elm Brautmarft sebaltens
Der iebf Iebbaft frequentift wiro. 60
bringen bort bieIe polnifde Bauern.'
aud gans poblbabenbe, lire aufgeput<
ten S06ter CUR 99aultealps. Statt>
lid geflsioete 8olerlbnrfden ieOsi},
9llters treten nun berau, iebeR (f@ 5te
@inselbeiten bes ldOnen @eidledteS
iorsfaItis an uuO iuden fid aus, iuaS
ibren Nueen gefallt. sfadbsms aud Der
peibli6s Shell flao setban bat, BOP
ibm iein Saufer sefaae, madt bieier
init benz 8ater einen San6el, gu benz
jla aud, bier 8eusen uni. gewdbrss,
manner aus Dem Seinatbsborfet pesI
Seiratbscanoioaten einfinben. SIT Der
SanocI enbIid sef6Ioiien, 70 miro Die
i6one gBaare enolih in pen S6litten
eepaft nn6 Der 8rautisam fabrt banit
iobdIb spet 8ranntiue ingfdfer gesens
ieitis geIeert finb, in bic Seimatb unb
in pie beili9e She binein. Ser sarts
finhige Slater trabt mad elmer oft ents
seeen9eiebten 8idtun9 NIT benz Saul
preiie in Der Safde un0 benz @pirituS
fanriliaris i'm aopfe, IalIeno mad Saufe
un0 erfrelt Die 6rdu Wtutter bur6 Den
8efidt iiber bas bortbeiIbdfte @efddft.
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80 /
- 0ie aufln ftiee 8 e,bOIsl
ferun9 Der Ser. Staaten n.
SIN Sabre 1890 botten mir cine Se@
b0Iferune bon 1928, 1927, etiuas msbr
ais Bic beuti9e @iniuohner5abl bes
Staotes STEIN 0orf. Sept, nod 8ers
lauf bon nur @inem Nenidenalter,
sabIen mir in Ser Union 81 ,4433,3322
@inwobner. 0a elm 9rpber Sbeit ees
2anbes nod gar nidt, Elm nod er0Be>l
rer, ia bel iueitem Der 9; 0Bte She'll
Oe6elben nod lan9e nidt berbditniBs
mdbig bidt 9euug bebOlfert it, 10 iueiB
Sober, baB mir ben Gulminationspunft
unlerer gu ernartenOen Ginuobnersabl
nod Ianse ni6t erreibt babrn. ,Sn
England leben uusefabr $50 Menfden
auf einer Auaoratnteile, in Srantrei9
100, in 9eutfdlano siuiiden 100 bis
200. Sizes ersie3t fur lene lrei 2an@
Ger .etilefl Onr@lWhIt non IL lou CUE
pobnern auf Giner auaoratmeile.
9iefen 9urdf6nitt ais bas 1r,oeIi3e
@tab Ser 5ufiinftieen 8ep6Iferua9sz
maiIe Ser Ser. 9tadten ansepenOet,
er9iebt bel einem Sld@eninba t Der
Union bon 3,075,757 AuaorattneiIen
cine 8ep0lferuna bon 461 ,363, $50
geelen. gfad elmer 9totis in Ser Bri-
tanica Encyclopaedia f0nnl n in ben
Sereiuisten Staafen auf @iner Qua :
bratmei!e, obne Die @efabr elmer neber.
b0lferuns, 400 Meniden tpobnery 70
Dap ielbit bel iener oben beredneten
colo6aIen SeelenSabl an cine lleber<
b6ifernne in Der Union nidt gu oenfer,
1T. Sic ansabl aIler lett auf Der
GrOe leben0en Menfdcn it auf llnee I
| fair $50 Miaionen gu beranidlnsen,
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Das 9cder 8ialIilIIOsS erte
| aaSpeider, go. 4 gIester Strabesyrz
Ii MetpslIprf.

Der llnterspi4nete label a9tznssuol bic Beads
tane bes 9ublifims unb Der Rrofeion fur bieie be-
rlpmten nftrnmeHte ein, wete afiter ietner bsfchs
3ern aatdt oas benz beiter YateEidt per-
Gas Sedst piano Bat aux Msiehsf Settsaefnnsen,
It's poues, eiiernes @efeu ibersoser en- Bab, ellen.
jein 5ront nit Retal qYsaeleaie fganySiii9e
Edmpfer une bic atif Bic 4itte Ses S4taieL6rsttes
Ssa ggasS Gpsssi estaass ais ssslse
Don Rienps felt mebr ais q 5abre. 1T cling binreis
6enSe waraiite, haB fene sStrirtellts nnilb ettte
LID iinb tn Stdrte lno 9aiierHaftgftit pes 9aiies,
Reinbe t, raft uub finaenber GeeniDaft bes Ebhes.
Die 9eder SianO tortes Hhs isRr srose, DOuftdn'
Sige sSpItrumeute, Die ohne Ridftcnt qtli, 9pielt
bersesit AiS, fiir bic cole edIse uSn FebeR Kssh
aardHttrt perben, NAB a9 net eyten Ase:s erbaIten
Sic empfebInnsei: Der beiea 9iniier sss eanbes.s
8reis ppn $j00-$f0O0. Die inttere Rofbi1erie BEG
ieSriies s6e,ablieir sifahtehte Il SenkE Seiebe,
rbe Die Der bbberen. afbfraeT 9abat fur ben canhel
6eifIide Illo Yluiiklsbrer. Bef9seibvnesIite, an,
anflasts brd Die 9Uhs1as az -EI alTb tI
g. 81 0etfer,
.s1nylS I1894 ,iEabe ia HfOows etrubs3 90
zoe sc. 4 8leefer 9traee,sa
be 6N 4ewDe t.
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Rapport. @oliSeieiener: nSerr
@ommiiiar, i'd bah su melben, DAP Die
iunaen 9inoenbaume ouf Dem 9luger
,uieOer beidaOist iuOrben iinb."
GommilIdr: 80, uuo baben Sic
benn nod feine Sp4r entbedt, wer Der
Srebler fem ma9?"
8oIiseibiener:: 80 ia; Serr Cont
milIar, i'd bin ioear 1lieirter Sa6' gang
seipiB, bas bat tein atlOerer Menid)
setban, pie Dem Spittslbuusr feline
Subj" aisSa1:
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Srau5o fiji DIES Sd eater
in See To gort. aSelai0e 3iitori, Bic
sroBe. italienilde Srag6Oin, eroffnete
oeltern Nbtno i'm frau5ofiiden Sbeater
ibr siueiteS omerifauiides @aitipiel.
Sie &unitleriu ipielte Die vMe6ea", in
iueldcr 9toae fie alld in, borigen Serbft
gum eriten Mote IN Stein gorf auittat.
8ie in allen ibren 0oaen 1T Oie.yiiitori
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