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GENERALITIES.
Killed Himself for Love,

Yesterday afternoon a Frenchman, named Louis
Henri CharbOnner committed suicide at No. 10
Laurens street, New York. under temporary insanity
II appears that at about p. NJ. Oilicer Agnew had
his attention called to the room, and kicking it in,
found the man suspended by means OF stout cord
attached to peg firmly driven into the wall De-
ceased about thirty years OF age, tall In stature
For some time he had lived alone in the room. He
was a jeweller, employed at Tiianys. Some OF the
lodgers on Friday evening heard him driving nail
with some force, evidently the one Which subse-
quently aided his transit to eternity Since then no
attention had been paid to his rooms, until his step
father and otner inmates yesterday sought an en-
trance, when he was found dead Disappointed love
is said to have been the cause OF the rash act
Are the Fenians nIOvinge
For months the Fenian headquarters in New York,
in West Fourth street. near Broadway has presented
busy appearance. Workmen have been actively
employed in the manipulation OF Enfield ana Sprlug-
field rifles into needleguns, and large quantities OF
mysterious boxes and bales of army supplies have
been arriving and stored About out G3eS on seS1p
menced. During the entire day trucks were en-
poyed, under the supervision OF General oNel IN
cartng away the contents, closely packed IN boxes
A great many cases of what are believed to be re-
peating carbines were also shipped. the most SIM
guar transaction OF ali was that all the trucks, on
Securing their freight took different directions, pro-
baby to meet at some common centre rms may he
the inception OF another expedition 70 ASSIST % tne
be little diversion TO put them to the expense OF
another "Fenian scare.
Indiana Divorces.
The Chicago Tribune makes the point, which ap-
pears to be good one that the statutes OF Indiana
while they authorize divorce 'for any cause which
seems to the Judge TO be SUFFICIENT, sun require
that the plaintiif shall have been bona fde resi-
dent OF the State for one year. This is invaria-
bly, construed to mean that he shall nave come
into the State in the course OF MS ordinary
interests and not for the purpose OF getting divorce.
''rhe last is ntala fde" AS It Is admitted by Mrs.
Mcfarland and her friends That her WISH 10 INDIANA
and soourn Un the family OF Vice-Presdent COlfaX)
in MOoresyille were solely for the purpose OF pro-
curing divorce, after which she went away, this
construction of Indiana law inyaldates tne divorce
even in that State and leaves the lady without legal
status anywhere as the wife OF the late MIR.
Richardson.
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FOURTH EDITION
n U n o r II.

The Peabody Funeral Fleet Detained
by Storm-Fast Ocean Travel
ling-The Rinderpest
Breaking Out in
London.
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SAFE DERoslrE COMPANIES.
THE PHILADELPHIA
TRUST, SAFE DEPOSIT
AND
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Chartered by the Legislature of
Pennsylvania, April, 1869.
Capital. $5OO,OOO
Capital. %5OO,OOO

Established for the Execution OF Trusts, Execu-
torshDs, Etc; the safe Keeping OF vnIun-
bles, and the Renting OF Small safes in
Its BurgiHr-PrOOf Vaults intbe Granite
Fire-Proof Building of the Pbila-
dolphin National Bank, Cbes-
nut street.
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Removing Bank Treasures.

A Hartford paper has the following incidents OF q
fire at Meriden, Connecticut
The First National Bank was in great danger, and
it was thought best to remove all the money and
papers to the vault OF the Home National Bank. The
removal was effected under the direction OF
Chief of Police Beach, the notes and scrip being
carried out in heaped-up basket. A roll of notes,
amounting in all $300 rolled of the top OF the bas
thng!" and 1t was picked up by the police and
pitched into the heap The police had their slaves
ready to knock down any intruder VINO should
attempt TO grab They removed about half million
of property in notes, bonds, and deeds and not ia a
single cent was lost in the operation. watchdog
whose life had been spent in watching the premises
OF Williams a Smith, whose entire establishment
was burned, refused TO leave the store and neither
threats nor coaXng could get him out He was
dragged out at last and taken TO adjoining livery
stable but he stole back again. He was again
rescued, and again escaped, and retreatng 10 the
cellar, deaed his pursuers TO follow him. Shortly
after, the building fell in with crash, and old dog
Tray went with it.
The House Contingent Fund.
Mr.. McPherson Clerk of the House, made a re-
port to the House yesterday on the expenditure from
the contingent fund since the beginning of the pre-
sent Congress The total amount expended is S67,-
COZ. The principal items are as fOllOws:-
Committee on Elections, S65O0; Committee on
Census, $1,000; Committee on Judiciary $4,000; Com
mittee on Ways and Means, $1,000; Committee on
Foreign Affairs, $4,000; Select Committee on Com
merce and Navigation, $1,000; the six claimants from
Georgia, $500 each-S4s00; the contestants from
Louisiana, Jones, Menard, and Hunt, $25O0 each
$500; two contestants from Georgia. Chrlsty and
Wimpy, $500 each-S5000; j. ii. Burch, contestant
from Mssonr,S $780, d. b. Thomas contestant, $165S
j, NJ. Barclay, copyright digest $1,000; Mrs. James
Hinds salary for deceased husband as member from
Arkansas, sl1!O8 88 d. q Forney, publishing the list
at-Arrns fees, s659s7S. The balance is composed OF
incidental EXPENSES
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ST. TEREsA's FAIR.-The great attraction at ST.
Teresas Fair, at the Assembly Buildings, is mag
nihcent set OF double harness which Is being voted
for Among the contending parties we notice the
names of the following g:-knickerbocker Ice Com
pany Harmony Fire Company, Hiberna Engine
Company, and Mr. Hugh Halpin. The contest pro-
misses to be close and exciting, and the friends of
each Of the parties are quite sanguine OF success
BETHANY FAIR closes tonight Those Of our citi-
Zens who want to aid this great and good enterprise
in this way Will observe that this is the last oppor
tunity The admission is placed at 25 cents for this
evening
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Card to the Public.

7. A. McCLELLAND, No. 1919
CHESNUT Street, announces that
he will sell on THURSDAY next, at
Public Sale, commencing at 1890
o'clock, a large assortment of supe-
riOr Cabinet Furniture, which has
been manufactured by our best
houses for their retail sales. and
which will be sold without reserve
to pay advances. rnstrp
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DIRECTORS.

THOMAS ROBINS,
LEWIS Il. ASHHURST,
j. LIVINGSTON ERRINGER,
r. p. MCCULLAGH,
EDWIN NJ. LEWIS
JAMES l. CLAGHORN,
BENJAMIN B. COMEGYS,
AUGUSTUS HEATON,
+. RATCHFORD STARR,
DANIEL PADDOCK, JR.,
EDWARD Y. TOWNSEND,
JOHN ID. TAYLOR,
HON. WIN. A. PORTER.
OFFICERS.
President,
LEWIS H. ASIHHURST.
Vice-President,
J. LIVINGSTON ERRINGER,
Secretary and Treasurer,
ROBERT p. MoCULLAGH,
Solicitor,
RICHARD L. ASHHURST,
IL II 1mrp
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IHCENDIARIsM-About O'Clock this morning the
grocery store of Abraham Kline, at the corner of
Thrty-nlnth and Rockdae streets, was found by the
inmates to be on fire. With few buckets of water
about s1O0 had been sustained. The fire was knded
under the counter, and when discovered the coun-
ter was In a blaze. An investigation showed that
paper and other light matter had been used in
making the fire.
About O'Clock this morning an attempt was made
10 fire the chair mandatory OF Cornelius Hail. at
the northeast corner OF Sixth and oxford streets
quantity OF rags, saturated with coal oil and ignlted
were thrown amongst some lumber in the ward OF
the premises The light attracted the attention OF
Onicers Houghey and Devlin, Of the Tenth district
who eXtinguished the flames.
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HEARINas AT rnE CENTRAL sTATIoN.-Befo

HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL STA1I0N.-Be1Ore AI-
derman Kerr, committing magistrate at the Central
Station this afternoon, arraigned William Ellen
ger on the charge of assaultng and stabbng Officer
Swift, of the Second district, on Sunday last. He
was held in $1,000 bail for further hearing on Tues
day next
James OKane was charged with the theft of a keg
OF butter from Messrs Carson az Young n. Front
street lie was held in $500 bail to answer.
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WHISKY.

CONTINUATION of the Case Of Assistant Assessor
MOret-Argumenta on Both Sides.
The case Of Assistant Assessor Moret was con-
tiDued this morning In the United States District
Court, Judge Cadwalader.
Mr.. Valentine, Assistant District Attorney, CON-
menced the argument for the prosecution The act
OF Congress was read on the subject OF the removal
OF distilled spirits from bonded warehouse, without
marks OF brands. Mr. valentine then said:-
The prsor er is charged with 10 removing aiding and
abettng IN the removal Of spirits At certain time ve
barrels of whisky without marks brands received
by this Moret, who was then officer of the United
states One assessor brought the whisky and another
ceved IT, The testimony and of Government
witness had been assailed Five witnesses had been called
BROOKS They had i've witnesses prove the good char
acter OF the Prisoner and four for general purposes
except perhaps Linderman. Their chief witness, Adam
Plank, proclaimed his infamy the stand. He had
hesitation IN saying that he had sworn falsely for money
TO write In the cellar which denied by the defense
Several witnesses had done the same thing in the cellar at
later period whom there less light on account of ad
oitonal surrounding buildings II has been proved that
conversation in the paror could be overheard in the oe
lar, when carried in ordinary voice When Brooks
overheard Moret he was speaking in excited voice II
had been conousvey shown that people in the store could
be seen from tho keyhole OF the four witnesses who
any account II this one is believed, nearly all the Govern
General William ScOandess then argued for the de
fense 1ne motive for the persecution of moret by the
witnesses Barto and Keller was attributed 70 their desire
pending in the city of Reading The udge remarked and
told the jury that both of these witnesses infamous
and word that other of them had uttered worthy
The bole under the of the room was nothing
out of the way Every rectying house has such
rangemen which is the rect.
ing The testimony of Brooks which the whole
for the United States depends biased by the fact that
he is receive part OF the fine which will be levied ia
the prisoner is found guilty.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The following real estate
cOlI
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ON A ALARK.-Lizzle Gilligan, who, in the language
OF lieutenant of police, is one OF the beauties of
Oak street. mbibed too freely OF the ardent yester
day. sire found her way into the tavern No. Cal
lOwhil street, and was put out by the proprietor.
This kind OF conduct she did not fancy. Reaching
the street, she picked up stones and other missiles
and hurled them at the tavern windows. She was
arrested and committed by Alderman Toand to
AnSMer the CHARGE OF malicious mlsChief
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THE HEBREW FAIR.-Concert Hall continues to
be crowded nightly with the elite OF Hebrew
society. The various tables are all being well
patronized and valuable articles are nightly
disposed OF by lottery The chances in the
parlor organ and furniture set are nearly
ali taken AT the tabepresided over by Mrs.
Walker, q fine diamond set s TO be seen, which in
the end some lucky one win receive for small sum.
A magnificent sver-mounted cornelian butter-dish,
presented by u congregation OF Memphis, Tenn, is
also on exhibition at this table. The Rebeccas at
the Well are we'll patronized. Misses Feldman and
Schloss being kept busy dipping for the palatabe
as the we-alled pocke-book in one of the fair at
tendants hands last night evidenced great rush OF
business The Fair is a complete success
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To RE HEARD.-The following cases will be heard
before Alderman Kerr at the Central Police Station
this afternOon:- , -
Charles Johnson, charged with the larceny OF $500
from Mr.. Levy, residing at NO, Ola oouth street.
Arrested by Oificer German.
LYDIA Robertson, coored, charged with larceny OF
clothing from Mr.. E. Pascoe, living at No. sos FIJI
hert street Arrested by Onicer German.
William Ellnger, charged with stabbing Oncer
Sisk at Second and Reed streets on last Saturday
night Arrested by Lieutenant Erickson.
auDpEN DBATH.-1he Coroner was notified this
morninR TO hold an inquest upon the body OF John
Mitchell, aged twenty-five years, who died suddenly
a his residence, No. 1ls s. Seventh street.
SLIGHT FRE-ADout9 o'clock last evening a slight
me loot Of Brown street.
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UNPRovOKED AssAULT.-William Fink, Samson
Hart, and William Harrison went on spree yester.
Crown and Calowhil streets they assaulted Ger.
man named D. q. Deckel. The latter was passing
along the sidewalk, and had rot either by word OF
action provoked the assault Policemen Krupp and
Genther, who noticed the affair, pursued and ar
rested the men, They had hearing before Alder
man Toand, and were held in $500 bail each to
answer the charge Of assault and battery.
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MeinbatD 8 So, I, ,,@a ,aa " y

Wo. 165 Glib. @ohifrnbe, Columbus, Ohio, J.
sertauft WeHfel auf ae 5auppI6tt Der ger Staatrn,
9cattlahts, her Shmet3. Sranfred unb aIen 26nhfrn
gurcsas. Bic nit ZEN Ser. CT in gfrbinburs tfhen
ter Gerberunssn aer 9rt tt ben sfnannten Qdnbern be-
lrgt grbhasgeetr lt aiHs' Gontraett sur neterabr
mad europa aue befDroer paaust ertbpapitre unb Wn.
ter na allen SIcsaoer Giprt.n gDelt unb bsfsrst aue
gef6dfte eintr Wefe auf Der fplbefen Bafis.
Banf IN alien 9heen Stics rnc melt hter teien Urtn,en
hnaus, taben e @ nid eetdufft, rsnn t aud bt bitfem
nternehmen aus bic Gun ub bas geriraun threr 9antS
leuten reneen Sic nerben lid aud efntr temutsn tiss
Srblmrlsn turh rrcntple unb Genitta 8eiprsurs al.
Ter MudSe 3u oerbiensn. 42ga %tset 5TtdDltG re
Mpril l.. = s-3f 3r4r e m itfp Il 10 bvsH
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Madridten aus Whio.

SprinafieIb ioa bnrd eiHe skasen. gifen=
bahn be9liidt fpernen. 9Denn bas xnftut Il nidt
belier besablt tpie 0ie o4frobenba6n in Columbus,
eann nsroea Die unternsbaef bal6 ;br f66nes @el6
beoauern. Ng.s 80 "sat'+ I
x3psi .torIt Ssnbe uurben am Gpnntas
Abeno in Got SrontouSsri4oHen. Sic lesten bic
ner Oerudte, cine ens nit sinsn 3d6nea su serrei.
Ben. gs muroe NiemanO SebilleR. bod enigma ein
fleines Wdoden ben Be1en r,sir nit eenauer Notb.
Gin md4tissr StrI6, bart BON eunben
perfolat pofirte Sor enisen fdsen ourG bas Stdbt<
den 8auerlp. St wur6e ni6t erbeuiet.
,Sn GIeseIanh bob boz sinisen 9aeen pie gso-
lisei swe i4per betrunieae eiber ouf bic in elmer
Sole, am 6nBe zines 5iisels, ibren Mauia ausidlie-
fen. Die eine batte einen ,Sdu9ting BON mebrett
Monaten beiafid, Zen maR in elmer mi!oen Mnitalt
unterbrQdte. s1sg f ra5#s safraqe y sslsss3ig Il
Sohn Didipx. Elm rs Sabre. alter wsaun, Der
in ber NIbe BON Rem Concord nohute. poQte am
Roontae II sinem feifs Slide fansen. Fsl hinein
Aus ghiIlieo tt { NTH aemelbet: sgrau 4ool,
aa a gass sis S s mt II tf @ Ni ss sS sno:f
trdnfte nd ptr tiniaen 9neen in Der Nd6e Mres
pauies in Der Baint Greet. @ie ion cine (ehr trabe
Jrou 9eDeien teiH un0 man tann ii bie oJ4e Shat
nnr ooourA erfldren. baB fdwere Rrantbeitcn ibre.
8eitesfrdfte seif6rt botten. ~
Sic Buesrus YtaY9inen Merte wuroen am
Montas gum 8etrose BON $4,000 ourd 5euer be-.
fddbist. SsfrsiiT
@9Dar3 unb neiB. ..giebt 8rau-W Dor
&i4ter UNDERWOOD in Canton erihienen lebte Wote
Bm @a0ace, Elm Neger nno Morp 2o,perp etne
@eibe beioe BON Yerrp 9omnibip In Starf County,
um Ed} in ben Stano Der Gle i'll begeben. Sa
Die @eiebe Obio's aber Werheiratbunaen 5niiden
@dpar5en uno Weiken berbietsn, 10 lab sd Der
&dter. Elm @abitoler, 9e3wun9en, bic Nusifellung
Der erforberliden G3ens au pertpeigeri. Die Qeute
in ienem 9own5bip mI1en in. Der &alienpermiI1.
uneslebre idon sroBe 5orti6ritte eemadt bobsn.
Bernhard Rlein, eins GARNER in @aneus'p
Gountp, bat 10000 Bufbel Qartoffeln. melde er i'm
perbfe fir 80 Gents ben Duibe hdtte pertamfen f0n-
men. Ct that es nht unb Der b6dite nun oafiir 5,l
erjielenoe Yreis 1T 40 bis 45 gts-Shlimm fir ben
armer aber gut fr ben Nrbeiter, oem bic Rartoifen
bet beiier munben, ipenn er einen 6aben Dollar 0a.
fur 5u be3ablen bat, itatteinen ganaen. 33a1ss
- Die canaoiiden SoI5bauer. pelde mdbreno bes
Winters in ben g8dioern bel Defiance fit &ed.
nung canabiider 1dnbler 1olj fdlten. iinb fir5Idt
in ihre 3etmatb 5uridsefebrt. sic ruadbten un.
0efdbr 250OOO Rubitfub @diffsbaubol3 juredt, bas
na9 9oleeo geft6bt. Oann nod CANADA unb pon ba
nod England perfdifft werfen iuirb.
SbomasH. Dill, elmer Der Gigentbimer einer
@daemibie in Miltoii genter, Wooo g., perIor
porise wO&e fein 9eben auf eiue. ardbli&e Weiie,
inoen er BON einem 9reibremen erfobtuno in rnien.
Der 6dneni9feit minbeftens 20 Dlal nit benz &aoe
herumgei4leuDert nuroe ebe ct befret peroen fonne
SeinIirfes 8ein mar abserien unb Dee linfe Nrm al,
swei Stelltn 9ebro9en. Gr lberlebte feline Ger.
ftimmlune nur luenise Stunoen.
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unb MaiIano bat tuabri6sinli4 bic Reaieruns aa

unb WaiIanb bat tpabrI6einlid Die Heeieruns s1
bisfer Sorberun9 serdnlast.
iSnbem Walbe Bel Greer (6rantreiO bemsrtte
Elm Otter Die Sparen elmer Molfsfanllie in ieiner
2auer uno es eelaHa i'm, bas saupt Der GaniIie 5u
erle9en. 9a man Tim eeiast bate, ,bab elm Wolf
ben an6eren nidt freie, 10 noteer iit ooDoa iber-
3eusen. gr ihntt bem Grlest,n cine 2loue ab, um
non Der grdfsetur feline .grdmie sl erlanssn. ses
gabaper auf berielben etene liegen Mm foleen.
ben Mbenb itelten iidb Die M6lfin unb bic sJunsen
iuirflid meoer Elm, unb lieBen ii9 ben &eit ibres
naben 8ermanbten nunoen. Mnd bic W6Ifin er.
Ieate Der Otter unb mabte es nit ibr we nit benz
WOlfe. Dieer se6offt, febrtens bic Hadt, barauf
Die Suneen aurid. UNI ibr Weabl tpieoer 5u begin.
men,. CT bate ,iid iebod brei Rameraben mitge..
nommen. 9l6blia fradten pier G dlhe unb spei
iunse @6Ife blieben auf Der Gtele. Ser brittle
hudtete id in eine Sddferbitte. mo- ibnt ieooh bon
5wei sottisen gBd9tern nit i1arfen 3dbnen balb
ber 8araus gemadt tpuroe s., .:s
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uu1er Blbertif6.

gon 5rn. Wm. Werts gudbanbluns in Gin=
einnati erbieen mir Brobebefte Der folsenoen 3eit=
l4riften: ueber 2anb unb Wteer 5ambureer Om-
berlaube fir Die oeutidbe Suaenb. Oie obenee.
mamie 8uhbanblung perienbet bieie unb aIe an.
bern oeuti&en 3eitdriften our& Die poit.,
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SnternationaIe Gbere9ts- unb CRIB
Nidts fdutuniern Iieben Qanbs.
leuten in SeutIdlano 10 idtper. als Grbidaften =
ieien iie auh nod 10 Helm = nod Mmerifa berab=
folsen su laiien; @fan ioate es fir unm0sld bal
n ibsSs sabsssn Ss @aet IL 1fs po a ebss a ls
@lutsnermanbten in Mmerita 5u beitreiten, ssrauen
81 @oneubinen .uno Rinoer s,l 8afarben uI item.
pelp. nur nm ibnen grbidaften porauentbalten, bic
i6nsn trait @eiebes 5ufommen. gs lino uns mieber
mebrere fale Der 9lrt befannt roroen. tpooon iidb
elmer in Baiern ereignet bat uno 8epobrer BON ct
Souls betrifft. Cine in Baiern peritorbene Grau
butte ibre @eldwiter. porunter elm in ct. Gouis
oobnbafter Yruoer, 3u grben einseiebt nit oer Be-
ltmmuna. 0aB lpenn er Dor ibr pertorben iein
feate, ieine Grau uno Ginber an feline @teue tres
ten ioltena Ser yruoer NOR Dor ibr peritorben uno
feline gBittpe beaniprudte nunmebr in ihrem uno
i9res Gnoes 3amen ben grbtbeil: aber febe ba-
Die grben in Seutldlano bebaupten. oaB aar feline
gbe 5uiihen Der gBittwe unb ihrem pertDrbenen
Weanne beitanoen babe, oa er iid. wenn er iibers
haupt perbeirathet geueien, nbne 3uitimmnng Der
baierilden Beb0roe perebelidt baben muile, uno
folalh Die @he unsiltia fell!
Sn oieiem ToIle entideo iebod bas @eridt s,,
@unen BET hieii isen Gldserin, neil oas betreifenoe
getreffenoe fam, sur 3et ieiner Nusmanoeruns ooer
Werebeli4ung mod nidt ,ee9olten bate, nno neil
an6 in 8e3ie1ung auf rbidaftsangelegenbeit Die
@ltisteit elmer i'm Muslanoe in Der bort 9iiltisen
gBeile ab9eihloiienen Che angenommen tperoen mil.
ie. bis lie BON oer 3uitdnoieen Nominiltraionsbe=
b0rbe bes Seimatblanoes as ungilte erttdrt merbe
Sic Sra9meite oes lebtern @run6es uno nieles
Mnoere, mas in ben erduli6 perworrenen Gntid;e.
0ungsariinoen geIagt miro, 1T uns nidt re6t far
Das grtenntnB 9ebt aber bohin. oaB. penn bic Rd=
germ bemeiie, bab iie (nad Mifouri @eieb) gnltia
perbeiratbet semeien Die gntideouns 5u ibren
@unfen lauten mife.
9roboem lebrt aud bieier 1ou. tpie bic baieriite
Gbe9eebsebung als Mittel benuBt meroen fam. un,
fommen I'M Gsbihaften at beidpinoeln ober Die
grlansuns oerieIben 5u eridperen. u. b. 3d.
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bat ibnrfsit. Mud Montssuma NOR niht ouf SO.
Ten gebettet obeeid er astetenfonie gepeien. geim
moeiiden Sdein elmer Stalloterne Sdblte Der @roB=
8roSeB finfuno8,oan3ig Der seiaIseniten berunter.
Siermit iblieb Die @eidifhe, oeren Moral lid iebr
fur3 in Die Worte fafief iabt: sDurit poer Wurit !
So pdre ebrenfrdnfenb, auolte man Dem Germ
Stublrdter uno aud nenles en1ber Surufen: Ge-
iennete MnhIseiti --,-ss-.
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TAk % Mh~:J L..k
~irt in Mace gtreet IT. # o,ern % saotb oen. uns a9r
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