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land, the Swedish language AID form OF sovsrumsss
have spread In the country beyond the ms 10 whlca
they formerly extend ,a .nsaks 70 tue just and %.
the province"
The Paris Esssdsrd of August Il expresses IL sppse
baton Of the very friendly manner in vnioh shs tvt
Populations OF the Austrian Rsehsrath and che Hus.
gsrlan Diet have met 10 commence the discussion OF hs
Affairs common 10 the two monsrchss. Oar oontsux
poray In particular praises the coEdoct Of the Caralaa
Archbishop Of Vienna In endsavorng 20 obtain nsdAos.
lions In the Concordat
The loan which the Roman National Revolutcnsfy
Committee proposes 70 raise with promise Of reimburse
nsns BY the st provisional government that sha b
samsd In the Pontnca capital does not appear 70 ne
Paris asris have much chance Of sucsess Il.
though the manifesto srms that this call for 5000 ooeE
10 made In accordance with the wishes Of great major.
ny Of the liberal party. SIT IT," IL says zone thing .
express desire II words saA another 70 sndsavor 10 q.
taia By money tAs object aimed a."
Madrid letter Of the 7th Of August says
sergeant Of che Niath regiment OF artillery namse
sen. oss: q he AK 70
have s'ses Zach rscaivss lhs ssss Of MARIA Louisa wa
s.n.d Ch.v.s. has ssis..d The corps Of eSsss:
.s aa:i.d q The addos q sSs Sus ssS
muss 20. sscsstomsd 70 T. for wish shs sysssm es =.
Sos Is. e. = os.1: VIII ssS = sa:
lsssdv .: .. present. fsw nosshs back Vie Duko q
osos sbsoiutis but shst dancer has SOW dsa0psorsd
Ths Queen places her entire oonAdsaee II HIN, sud 81
Advsr ariss have fouaA that 20 - caias1 81
having hia With them than against men.
Aeommanicstion from Ragxsa II The ASss OF Elossacs
says
The Prince Of Montenegro has rsturnsd 70 0sttiagus
soeempaasd By several doctors. Dowa v the prsssas
time august I'VE thousand hoatsnsgvaas have dssl q
ohosra Austria Aas seat Eve hundred sscks Of aeus
ana tho King OF Prussia has rsmssd 1000 shasrs &c
5so sAch from bis privy purss 70 bis Consul a nasass
for the gauisss distribution Of aour 70 the sufferers.
The malta Ttms Of August 10 publishes ths follow.
ing
rhs following 10 complete list OF the places arrisso
from wach are subject 70 Quarantine At this iAlsad IT,
gesher with the dates OF the governmeot notoee.Jue
6Siciiy and taIsbra Ultra Naples and IT. viciuityt
Roman prov,nos Of Tcnr, eoass OF Aisees from
Phil ppeville to the frontier Of the province Of Tuns.
July lo-Leghorn and ia vicinity. july 270enca and
nifty Jniy 3Coast Of Man redcnia and AncoAs,
inclusive, Turkish Albania and DalmetiA
At tho Mint In Pskin have just bssn sruck ~ IN e.
pertinent In monetary reform. pieoes OF gold and silver
In conformity with the French syssn Of the value Il
20 ST. aud IT, Those coins have side the oiphse
OF the present sovereign Of China and She ethss
winged dragon.
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ioch will probably DO retained The Truth ts no @ors
than VIVA. has reausaty stalled heretofore tHa'
the members had slgansd their Willingness 70 rcsiEa
the Prss,dent demanded H. but 40 rosisaAseas nad
| been rendered.
Our special despatch from LsAvsnworth contains an
ofio al report OF tho recent Sshs On Republican r'vet
Two companies OF KsasAs volunteers we've engaged. q
s Pss..!-.,y s.:sd tas. .slsSS Seat out ~ tho
Peace Commissioners had seen and communicated vtta
the indians engaged the agas previous 70 tn occur.
I rsnca
Edward contiinx sts6bsd and killed william Bryan n
Roslyn L l., on sunday nigtt. and then severely u.
jursd Michael Rssraoa. who sstsmpssl ~ srssss him
Couklng was captured yesterday and locked up. Hs
ms.ook Bryan for a1othss man, a whom 10 was
| opnsed.
The Constitutional Couvsatlon net yesterday evening"
and arssOa.ioa requesting shs Committee % The u.
dietary 70 report wss iasd o. The tsbiA No quorum
being present. The Csavsnsioa then adjsasasl.
General echoos,l has decided thss the virgaA Poor
laws shall b put In operation Ess the benefit Of tie
grsas sssross uhe a b. Vie Freed
meas Bureau. Sasy YIN b ssat y Ne counties who're
they bslosE
As msst'As Of ociossl rs1icss Il kssohsstss. Va,
on Saturday Agh speaker who suggested 'thst Grant
and Johnsoa should b hang 81 higa - HaAaA Il the
wnse Of rsooastruesisa oeuiG sos Otherwise b IN
oiogGoa." ives loudly apSsadsd.
The CAaak.p asrksy who demanded redress under
tie CIV KGhts blu for beiag rsfsse4 asss os 1assass
on sts Smshp ct R,ehmosd has had his ease decided
By she Uaited sss.ss Conmisslcsss. wAs gave ~
opiaiea hAs - The osnpaAaaAs eossssss ths Aw
did not "a Vrd him say rsdrssa
The Nat, as Of New York and the Nationals = wash.
insisn, bas bali sisss. played grand match ~
Washington yesterday which was wen By che autuals.
Previous 70 III game The New York eisb VAILED upeA
President job. aaA prsssstsd hn VIA badge Of
hoaorsry mem Ssrship II appeared ~ The grounds
while the game vas going On. with ssvsrs usassfs Of
his stAG
The public dob Of NiearaguA according to aaanolai
reports 70 the ise q Decenbcr. 1885, amounted 70
o. ga, 40.
Tho Massachus~tts democrats will hold thsis 9tais
Convention a. Worcss YER on the Lat Of October.
There were twenty. zine deaths from yellow fever In
Galveston ON Saturday sad Sunday.
The Fsutsscal comm ,nies Of Philadelphia have boon
buriesqulnr the receipt soa ceremonies current .;
present among DIRE comp wies
Tho shore end Of the uf cable WAS toweA ashore ct
Punta Rosa on Sunday.
Registration has oossd en- Alabama, and the returns
50 far show majority OF 1855 for the negroes
The strike on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad stiu oon-
tnuea
The free Distribution O! esds lands among tho POO
pie OF San Francisco 10 question strongly aneoung
local politics in that city.
Acvces from Victoria Va NOuver's Island stats that
the cesson OF the Brtsh Possessions 70 the United
States in payment OF the A asbAnA claims strongly
favored In England the main oej,cton being the pro-
tsai Of tho Canadian ConfodsTa. acn against It
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A Newspaper Swinging Round tho Circle,


The reputed democratic ory,n In this city Is
at pr ,sent un leraoiag very singular charge,
and On, that will render its swing around the
circle complete. In 1859 II was started as a
religious journal. d,sig rcd to work tremen-
doas reform In mora. social and political life
la New York, aud 70 make every business man
q Christian an. every Corporation official.
| including the khderm,n IN, . saint Its business
was to discoyrsgs the th,atre, and theatrical
managers aud TO save souls. It's original pro-
priotcrs yery soon discovered that IL could not
| be msdo 10 paw, an after they had lost some
money IN the speculation tn, pspor was sold
ont 90 certain republican politicians headed by
\ Cummings, or cracker and cheese notoriety.
These parties made 1t anything but cody, and
carried IL on until 1862 at q heavy loss. In
the summer Of that year the imbecility and
inconpoteHcy displayed by Mr.. Lincoln in the
prosecution of the war had a tremendous effect
upon politics, and the people called loudly Cor
more vigor and craftsmanship on the part Of
tho administration. Under that pressure Fer.
nando Wood doomed up, aud, TO promote bi;
personal ends, he purchased the whole con
Germ for ten OF sf.een thousand dollars
The papef was used during that foil In th'
interest OF 10 new proprietor; bet as soon q
: Wood wa, elected 10 Congress he sold 1t gu
to Barlow, Belmont and others for double tn
9 price he had paid for It. These politician
E ran II for Mcclellan, aud have been runninl
1t ever since, until they have finally run
! iato The ground. They have made 1t the orga
9 OF the associated theatrical managers, th
o Black Crook, and all the dregs Of opera GIN
,, ballet; bu. the Managers Association Is no'
If broken up, and It's organ is again 10 q trar
i sition state and up for Cowes and marke
lr From lie present Uncertain and extraordinar
l. couyse |. l. evident tha, some rsnarkabl
, change Is In contemplation aud II Is proSsb
1t that II will before long come out openly &
10 Chase for President. The rnnof Is ihs..~ II
y last sudseon to be hoossa l. the candidate
The national bAns: and sner We ssll
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Impeachmes, Of tho President.

A"poacnm0et o. tho fresidouss
Mr.. wsshburn has given up bis opposition
to the Impeachment Of Mr.. johnson. Lot each
member Of Congress now prepare himself for
the November session to carry tho radical
game into effect U II be not at that time too
late. Whether Il will be too late or not do.
ponds entirely upon the Executive He holds
the cards, and bis playing them In mastery
manner will change tho game entirely. Nhe
should immediately issue . proclamation up
setting negro supremacy and military govern
m.nt, then the radicals would impeaoh and
remove him. THIS would place an Issue be-
fore the country, and Mr.. johnson would bo
reelected BY vast majority Of the next
election. Tho Prasid5as, according 10 the
radicals, has been N nufacturing Presidential
candidates faster than he over made brseches;
ifhe now adopts Q bold policy he will force
the radicals to make I'm candidate.
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Preparatisns for Amusemsuts.

Preparations tor Amusomouts.
A full detailed account Of the arrangements
Of the theatres this winter has already appeared
In the HERALD. The classic drama vii DO Htly
represented by Madame Ristori, the sparkling
opera oomlqss by 81 excellent company from
Paris. and we with we. It appears, revival Of
italian opera BY the great lyric artist, Madame
La Grange, signor Brgnou and carefully
ss'eo ed troupe, under the management Of Max
Strakosch Tho beauH ul little French theatre
will be the focus Of attraction In the two arst
Instances, and probably Pixies new Opera
House In the case Of Italian opera Dickens
also purposes paying ~ . vislt bat he must
come prepared with an apology to tn, Amerl-
can people for the ungrase'ul return hs m, 10
10 their previous kindnes, ani attention at his
last vsit Such an apology, got up in his best
Style, would, no doubt, be q mo LEI Of pathos
aud eloquen,e, and woul rank with anything
be ha, ever written in his novel. We will re-
ceive him vi b oil the hon ,rs PIT him In .
carriage drawn by half . dozen prancing
stee Is. and escort him 10 Broadway
with music. pro ,ession and all tn,
moulin improvements III WV Aiuc VIZ
he must apologize for his wanton In
suits towards the American people ani
his former entertainers. SEARCHING among
thu DEBRIS Of the exploded M,n,gsrs' Ass,ci,-
ton, we fin 1 Bsrnum, Black Crook an M r tick
also making prepar atoms, bit Of an extraor-
binary n,ture. The frat has gone inso the
br,ss jewelry, fortune tellin', tai'o- and
patent suspenicr business, and Is ped ling in
Monkeys, fat babies and Mother GoOse, in order
to keep up his slops'op. The Black Crook has
danced off nearly all its sc,nty allowtnc, OF
drapery for the past year; and as Waee lev has
grown rich on the strength Of lis l,g' he mty
run for Congress as next venture. Mare PAX
annonlces e.gr' or ten prime donns which, con
,idor;ng TIE sc,rc.ty md high price CT tn, real
or icle hs must have got secOni hand AMI
ctep We recommend him TO engage alta
or twenty tenors AID an unlimited number of
6d Hers and hornb'owers to su ,port them. The
stockholders OF the A,ad ,my are to be pi,ied;
for when tho house is full Of artists there will
be no room for them. They will have TO listen
outside, probably. AMI g,t all ths tenors and
prime dome to 81 q Toy sther in order that they
my ba able 70 hear sonetainy. Subj are tho
last efforts Of b I'D I'M. M,re eek Il Co. 10 keep
their heads above wstcr; but classical drams.
anil I'al an AMI Ere lcS opera, in the han "a Of
R.steri, la Geanga AMI ito Persian troupe,
will be Of the most brilliant character this
winter.
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GERMAN CO ys0LIDATl0N.

The kim Of Prussia 70 Meet tho South Ger.
man Rulers.
BERLIN, August 38-EvenIng.
The preimiuaries for mee Ing bet~oen King william
Of Prussia and tho soverclgns Of the South German
States have beea arranged
Baden been agreed upon the place Of the con-
ference which viii DO held carly day.
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INTERNATIONAL ABoLITI0NisM.

Anti-Siavevy Congress In Paris-Africa and
America Largely Reprssented.
PARIS, August 20, 1851
An Abolition Congress- posed Of the leading anti.
slavery Of the word, commenced Its session here
to-day. large number OF Americans and many repre-
sents,lves Of the African race are present.
One OF the obs OF the Congress to prepare and
adopt memorial 70 all thoss Powers which tolerate
human slavery within taer doinions. urging the total
abolition O. such bondage.
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SPANISH REVOLUTION.


Csndictsng Roperts, Official and InsurGent.
LONDON. August 20, 1867.
Tho reports OF the troubles in spain are conflicting
and unreliable The Official dsspsscuss published st
Madrid and teegrsphe abroad that all the ris ngs
have been pat down. and tia; the nsuuecsou Is ended
while advioes recevoi from the insurgents themselves
st,y contradict tcmsat' aud maintain that the
movement against the pros.n govsrumsns 10 going on
With SUCCESS, and gathering strength day BY day.
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Atlselp vHLlwIl USE OF GlylNktsT aosEy.

BosT1y, AusuN 30 i>vl.
fhs trial Of Julius 3. Hsrtwell, late c,srS " the
sys Of the Assistant Treasurer Of .as United States 70
.ols ETY. vas commenced .,s forenoon a. specA sea
20 e he Unit rtsiss circuit Cosfr yusnce vhWe
prssldiuS Hsrtwsll ls charged YIN savins ss's
Carter and Meen Ward d Co. The session o. tne oours
to-day ma Sn,lrey occupied ~ arguments " va se".'
eel Tor and sgsinsi aunAhsna The taai8snsaA
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EU R 0 Pc.
By THE CABLE 10 AUGUST 26.
Serious Naval Crisis Between
Russia and Turkey.
Russian Order for Thousands
Of American Riflos.
The King Of Prussia to Meet q Royal
South German Congress.
~~~c>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Amoriea and Africa In Grand
Abolition Congress.
the EASTERN QUESTION.

Danger Of q Naval Oolllslea DetWe1a Russia
and Tarkcy.
kAssHlLss. Aususs - 1891.
Al arrival frsm the Is!aAd Of Gambia brings the
following iAtslllssAos:-
While Russian was steamer was taking on board .
number q refugees The Cre+aa eoas The commander
Of Turkish maa-oswas. which was lying near by, for.
bid say further snbaskausa.
The RssslaA esamaaasr refused 70 lss!s. and both
vssss,s ran OCT ths guns cad prepared Tor dshs; but
Omar faoha, the commander q the lad fsross. who
was on che shors In The vcls hearing sf The danger,
tntsepossl aAa prevented a. snsassnsak
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nInrinr Inieliixeacs.

ourSysrowS Angus, &C. The Evssnship City % wssl-
ington, Captain RosteN, from NOs York on tie 18th
instant, has arrived here fp,fc 10 Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON, August 26--rne steamship America,
Captain Meyer from Now fOIk tho 10th instant, ar
rived here at twelve O'Clock last night on the way 10
Bremen.
LoSDOspxEsv, Angus, 2s.-The steamship HISTORIAN,
from Quo6oc srr.yod here this oornns and proceeded
TO Liverpool
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FIRES IN NEW YORK.
Fire sn Cedar strees-hoss Kstfsnated n
$4,000.

Fire sn Cedar Strees-h0ss Kstfsn0ted nc
$4,000.
AT Lalfpls eight O'Clock last right o1csr McDernnm
Of FRS prectncs discovered Gro In The four story
building No 10 Codar street The alarm wss quickly
given, and the Brsmsn, usual, quickly responded.
The flames wore first seen on third aoo and spread
RAPIDLY to the fourth roof The nro also entered
into the third aud fourth stories or No 20 tbs roo 81
ons 70 Sa do may be- es"sie At abou. c
SAID to be insured Il seems thar the IRE originated IN
the rrealss O, Frank Miller 4 Co., backing rasruiao
Jurors keep their Office on the second floor Of
No. 20 Cedar t. and occupy for their business pur
pces tho third and tonrn on o, that Ssiding snc
sho Third Gor Thor IS on stock may be eSs
mated a aboa. s8.oeo; said 70 b insured ,nr Tss
ehsmcsis Stock dausssd BY wa Or about q, 900
The Ara noo- was occupied BY r. Johnson, dealer IN
pents and oils; sock damaged by about 81, 900.
The first for Of No 20 vas occupied oy kellogg Co..
dealers IN oils Stock eighty dsmaged by water; say
about $780, The origin Of the fro Is st present us'
known.
Fire in West strert-Loss Ahamt $4,000.
At rne O'Clock night FIRE occurred In the store
No. os wes, street. occupied by Joar B. Bingham.
ship chandler. The fsmes spread up she saaiss -
the roof. but checked by the nrems. ,aa1
tosy be- estimated a. about 5000; insursS. IN;
1. on rh stock r. p. Of IN: & door S 90
| cupied By Captain Jscks and Webb y isell
socor, commission merchnn lotics furnurs ds nnge
sbout s15o); L. IGsrsnan, Harbor Haser. The tn n
floor occupied by United States guagsys, Chase
Stone Knight ALTO Peterson MSsrty, ship Joiner.
Loss about $500 rhs fourth or occl pS by J
r. Schlechipg rs a.. loft Ioee ahont ssc3 no n
sursnce Tho tho frc 10 at present nal uoUn
Captain Steers. 9th good force OF posesN Eept
I celent order aud are te1 ssVerN AievA vho wer
l caught In tbs act Of stoallRg.
Tho Fire In FrORa Streee.
Tho stock In the store Of Talmsn, Drs Jfoos & Co
damaged BY Are Sunday sight, insured ia
$50 500 Ia tho foio sing compsni~s:--RY al $40 600
Home, S., COZ; continental. SO 500, sm New Yorl
! 5000 The estimated loss on the so OK vas abog
L $4,000.
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RUSSIA ARMlNo.

A XmVeriai Order for Amerioaw Rises.
ST. PsrE&ssuso. August -. 1907.
TIE Rassiaa government has ssnt IN order 70 the
United States for 100 900 B,rdsn rnsA
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the HOLY LAND ExcuasloH.sTs.
T,,oua.er civ IN ,,e ninoL seu.

Tho Quaker CITY In tHe Biaos Sea.
Sc. Psra9srURa, August %. 1861
The steamship Quaker Cay. with the Holy Land
exoursiosists On bosrt. has arrived o. Odessa from
Cons, An..nepla All ere we'll
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around the circle has thus been completed tbs
concern will probably end in the poor house
and be buried ct the public expense.
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nIqHTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE. corner Thirt y.fourth
nsfees snd kiahta avsnus-hAsr kRRHs ConbnAt ion
O'FLANiGAN AT THY rAIR-
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z II = N II w 3.

New York. Tuesday. Angus, y. 1857.
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nUTLER's AMERICAN rHxATRE, ar Brnadwsy-
SAtLxf, FARCE, PAHr0ulNn BuRLEsQuIs, E7EloPiAN
como AVID SENTIMENTAL vOcALtsss. Ac.-rIn VtseIsIA
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NV YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY scIvsox AND
Aes CaBIzSr NATURAL History AND PoIrrkcgsio IN.
ssrvdt els Bros iway.-LscrUsss DAILY. Open from A.
~. TIL 10 O'Clock g. ~
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,ROoIEY's OPERA HOUSE. B-ook,yL-ErEroy,Ax
AUNssLsE BALLADS AND BurLEsaURs
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE soi Hovsy-oor
SisssnssT, So-iHn kAsS RivnR BoArHAF
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-12

-'Dit Mtte be- papReS an tte Sfi3ttre bes
IS. fran3Uff&en Meeimsntts, nie fe IN un5ereu
Lelesrapbenipaltsn teri&tet II, entb6tt iebr
5d mere unri&tieteiteu, pftonlaBt hxr& bic TIN"
isierlshfeit etr bttreFenpen Depe19s. Die Nese
lautet fol8eubermabtn:
.8or itrtm ab,use pinl&e ID Sb.en 2eN-
hctl III hagen. SIRE SABINE tam BON Grantrei&
nm ben beilteen @tubl piseer bt15uftusn. AlS
bic Batne ron Granfrei@ bse'ber 9ebra&t puret,
beeluteten fe bic @esenfwunf@e etr f~sari6N.
@htn Natipn..fDie Gabue teh1t lsbt na4 franf.
reid f,uriid, @aber ID CLAUDE, haB man@e CENT.
tier ridt6 wtnieer ais Eerubieuns enpftnbeu.
Sd uunf1e She SABINE mSBe spr lb:er RId-
feb, in Txaufrei@ arabe 10 w'eber be9sibt treyteu,
ais nie lie tegrabt worsen 1T. als Ge peu bort
atauo. ids be.ue;ae pber. ab e6 her GaQ fem tuirb.
Qa6tn mir n ni&t t1u!dsa. Die .&epolutie1
ipirb bis III teH Tbprfn Hom'S forifHrsittn.
Nlou bal aelaat, ;3talitn {ei jebt elm poQenbets6
s., n Nsin, Is 1T fein SeufdnsigtS @an,t8
70 lanee 90 70 bleib:, tpie IS IN uno 3mar neil g
bie1en t!einen Qaubfri@ 9iebt, BIN i'd bio gun,
iebieen &ngcutlif inne babe. @pbale leBterss
Moi urebr Der GaQ III, ptrb bic SABINE Der SIC.
solution iittr eer bauptRast Staltens mebsn.nm
mid III beruttaen. pureen gntu@s 8tn'a9t
nod ;~ppei{tn. bas Ncm mesen tetner geographic
f&.n Qaat BE 5auptRabt Staliens ni@t lein
tInne. SD bin berubiet, neil t9 hem sbItlt6en
@@ube p~e'traue. slebmen eote 1'etnen Stee'1
NIT ua& 6rantuiG. MS3en t~sienteen, tusl9e
In hie Nabe hes t8atfers 8t'ansen tSnnen>
ibnt iaaen, baB i'd tar Jpn uno bic @etnieen uab
fir feline Nube bette, absr aud II 1aub etwas
tbun. Grantreip 1T bic dlttNe 1odter ber STRIDE,
aber Is esniet niGt bieitu Namen ia traaen.
Das Re@t, tbn u tra8eu, 1aub tur@ bic 1bat
bepie]en perbeu.
- 4m lebten Sonnabenb Wa&t) ta>
men bic telearapbif&en Depe{&en oen Hsp: gort
cine auf i3wil&enfattonm 9alt ~ raa@su.
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@ef6dft$>erIeauna.

DIX urtse3etanete kssbrt Cd Hermit t~4~n -u~~
1seaaeen up BEN serebrltden heutfdex prblifum H.
ess'"<'"<a DC le1ssss N MAIDEN. hab e iAnsa
@rpcerte> Il. @rpYiNpn1tpre
u BIN usuen 2etaI, 3. 6tra6e aeaenater I'm
eoeuaal. .Ame,iean pauSs
nm neAr erSfxet bat.
9asa se. Anssertasf metnes eltex @ef&afts. pa>
"a. 10 ~ e!ane eelest, !mtiaea aenex sts.s nit ssxst:
1 4. Se a. s9aa!en meines Brax@e IN strieben, Sic,
Eth. .sset n selas eaf 8.ti3e nab Wtiie, I'D tisidt.
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fsn BETA en nirb. etnsn1 LANCE sttu1lten
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