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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-06
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


Navigation is now open between Lakes
Huron and Erie.
Andrew Johnson is expected to speak III
Nashville on Thursday.
The stockholders of the Chicago, Alton.
and st. Louis Railroad Company nave reelec'eu
for the ensuing year.
William Bogley, seaman on the revenue
cutter Crawford lying at Newport, X L. haroof Is Il
from alof on Saturday and was instantly killed. lie w.
a native Of 81. Helena
Navigation has opened on Lake Ontario.
Tho schooner Mary Taylor from Cobourg, ontario, W.
wheat for c. @. Morton, arrived at Oswego Oh euh"'
morning. the first arrival OF the season.
AT the annual meeting of the Beard rI CT
rrda ~ IonIsyille Last evening the following oc'i
were elected for the ensuing year Presdev Srancis
Vice President, F. 8. Ronald; Treasurer, H. v. Fi"
The steamer Great Republic sailed troht
Can Eranrisco for Hong Kong via Yokohama YESTERDAY,
carrying with her sis 900 in treas9do E sJo eco fo
Hlago, and slI.00o for Shanghai
"A fire occurred yesterday IN the s s,
Of Messrs Gender. Wooley Co OF chicago.
rho'r stock was greatly damaged by water; iuiy III
rad Wise%elI Co., boots and shoes occupied
the second aoor and their loss viii reach $4,000.
The United States Marine Hospital ae
San Francisco which was SO paoy lgnieu oy hy tb,
shock which occurred on the LIST inst Inc onia,ns mas
Seen deserted since October and is fast going 10 rum
Il is reported that several OF the ships OF
,he pacific Squadron will be put out OF comnso ss
the officers aud men ordered 10 th9 sh nd south
pocde sauadrons are TO DO consolidated under one he
Admiral. ~, c.
The following are the losses by th s.n nle
al Toneka Kansas on Saturday nlght r. =,
owner OF The Estate Record; io' he building loss
go U Irs,rance 600 Mason Co., loss sioVw,
snse AZ COO H. s. Green, loss, 5000; Insurance. t''"
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
THE STATE REDEEMEDl GRAND REPUB-
LICAN TRIUMPH!

tLICAN TRIUMPH!!!
THE DEMOCRACY NowHERE-DIXON GONE TO
pIxIE-A REPUBLICAN GOvERNoR-REPUB-
LICAN STATE OFFICERs--A REPUBLICAN
LEGISLATURE AND TWO REPUBLICAN CON-
GREssMEN ELECTED.
HARTFORD, April 5.-Sufficient returns have
been received here to the election Of Marshall
Jewell and the entire Republican State ticket Dixon
defeated for Congress by at least 500 majority.
b. BENT, Chairman Republican State Committee.
WATERBURY,, Conn, April 5.-The following
ia the vote Waterbury for Governor; English, 1854
Jewell 94O For Congress-KellOgg, lO9; Babeock, s45
One Repub and one Democratic Representative are
elected A. F. Blake s the Democrat and Israel Holmes
the Republican.
NEw.LoNDoS, April 5.-The Republican majority to-
day, the State ticket is u.s. gain Of 100 Grants
majority.
HARTFORD, April So p. m-The returns coming In
well for the Republicans indicating the election OF the
State ticket by about 1000 majority and the eecton VI
Strong Dixon for Congress, in the list Dlstrlct
Returns from 40 towns give sd net Repuphcah gam
over last Springs vote.
The full vote of Hartford gives For Governor, Mar
shall Jewell Republican, 2,766 James E. English Demo
crat 3275 Democratic majority OF 6O9 For Congress
julius E. Strong Republican, 2,757; James Dixon Demo
crat s267 Dixon's majority $40, Republican, gain OF
lat over the vote for Governor last Spring
In tho following towns Of Hartford County there Is
net Republican gain of last Spring Dixon runs
behind his ticket SO far:
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LOCAL ELECTIONS.
A DEMOCRATIC

A DEMOCRATIC MAYOR ELECTED.
CLEVELAND, April 5--The Municipal Elec-
Zen resulted in the reelection Of Mayor Buhren, Demo
srat, by about 1000 majority.
REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, April 6.-Lawrence, for Mayor,
and Taft for Judge Of the Superior Court, both Repub
leans are elected The whole Republican ticket, with
three unimportsnt exceptions, s elected
THE USUAL MAJoRITIEs" IN MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, April 5.-The vote has been light
today The Republicans elect Thomas NJ Cooley Justice
OF the Supreme Court and Jonas II. McGowan and
Joseph Eabrook Regents Of the State University by the
asuA majorcs. The Circuit Judges nearly all Re
pubhcans
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MEXICO.

SENIOR RoMERO-THE INSTRUCTION IN FAyoH
7 0tU .' fGf' n OF VEGA. DIG 10 A.'ti 9N
HAVANA, April 5.-The steamer from Vera
Cruz has arrived with kilograms from the City Of Mexico
to April It was reported that sefor Romero would 20
TO washington on special mission for the Mexican Gov
ernment The pronuneamento Of Pslacia in favor of
Vega was gaining adherents Counselor Garray has =
been dismissed the service Of the Government for
giving opinion against the shooting OF certain rebel
prisoners.
There was no official demonstration the occasion OF
the birthday OF President Juarez, but numbers OF c
zens visited him and offered their congratulations and ~
the evening lie was serenaded by fifteen bands, ana
crowds OF people assembled In the streets around he o
cial residence l..., "a -,r...r r
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.

rup louisiana AUDITOR DIFFICULTY-INDICr-
MENT FOUND AGAINST THE GOVERNOR AND
OTHERS.
NEW ORLEANS, April Son Saturday indict-
ments were found by the Grand Jury OF the Criminal
Court, against Gov. warmoth Police Commissioner
McDu and the superintendent OF Police CAIN Tor op
preston, In having forciby elected without cause
Auditor wicke from his Office, and retained possession
~ tbe same GOV. warmoth this morning, presented
himself before the First District Court ana announcer
hs readiness TO enter into bonds that pe re-
nn,red Tor his appearance whenever required, stauh9
hat he had learned through the press OF the city OF ms
nd,cment Judge Abel Informed the Governor that MS
own recognizance was sufficient
APPOINTMENT OF VIRGINIA STATE OFFICERS.
RIcuMoND. Va. April 5.-Gen. Webb to-day
annonted Col Garrck Mallory Secretary OF state ana
Major NAL A. Porter SecondAuditor. Both OF these
gentlemen are officers OF the Army.
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THE NEW-Y0RD LEGISLATURE.
sENATE-EvENING SESSION.
BILLS PASSED.

ALBANY, Monday, Aprll6.
Amending the charter of the villages of Her
kimer. watkins and Johnstown; to amend the law for
forcing OF nkeepers Liens; to provide for the taxing or
adavts IN other States to extend the time Tor the
and Utica Railroad TO begin work. In rela-
ton 10 the Homeopathic Medical Colleges TO extend
the boundaries OF the village OF Geddes; 10
amend the charter Of Dunkrk TO incorporate the villages
of Port Henry aud wiliamsville; to incorporate the
Harlem Yacht Club; to Incorporate the United states
Railroad Conductors Life Insurance Company; TO
amend the charter Of the Young Mems Christian Assoca
ton OF New-Yorx; to charter the Mott Haven ana
Ryooklyn Railroad Company relating 70 the House OF
Mercy In New.York for Industrial School on Harris
Isand 10 confirm the organization Of the Monticello ana
Port JeryIs Railroad Company; FOR New Bridge over
the Oswego River at Phenix in relation 10 the supery
sors OF Oswego County; to authorize Railroad from
Nassau 10 Erie Railroad; TO incorporate the American
Museum OF Natural History. Adjourned.
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CUBA.

THE CASE OF THE AMERICAN CITIZEN CASANOVA. ?
/ WASHINGTON, April SIN answer to O dispatch, :
sent on Saturday from the State Departments, Acting
Consul General Hall telegraphs from Havana that
the case Of imprisonment of Don Inocencio CASANOVA
an American citizen, is undergoing examination. and
he hopes Casanova will be released. He has made
full report to the Department. l rai.ll dTT9.F
.'t ARRIVAL OF THE CoMANDITARIO. f" 2
+ HAVANA, April 5-The Spanish man-of-war Quintin {,
arrived in the harbor this morning with the steamer
Comanditario The steamer was recaptured at Stir
rup Key. The Cubans had left the vessel and taken
refuge on shore. OF the crew four fremen have
been brought hero prisoners. and Spanish war
steamer has two other prisoners 1t is stated that
two of the Cubans were drowned while attempting
to escape from the Comanditario.
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LARGE FIRE IN CHATHAM.

HUDSON, N. T.. April ga large fire is raging
~ chAtham, NJ Y II originated in the fOunGery and
machine shop Of Messrs Wheeler sckles about o'clock
'n' afternoon, and extended up Main.st, destroying
70 the amount Of 10000, which partially
Insured. Among thelOsers are Messrs Wheeler sickles,
nacninlstsi Samuel Jerkowsd, cothicr Milton Ford,
arnshing goods John Traver hardware and groceries
Snloh Store, bakery drug, and confectionery the
ESIsnnce OF John CadmaD Homer Crandel dry goods
49, q bowhite lawyers; j. s. Bcsf, druggist ;
Hsn e, tfOoman's paper mil lost 100 tuns OF straw.
az bieht was dangerously injured from inbaBg hot
h @o ns recovery Is doubtful Engines were sent from
van wy 70 AID In subduDg the eOnhagraton.
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AssEMBLY-EvENING SESSION.

Mr.. SELKREG introduced bill incOrpora-
ting the Methodist Book Concern. The Speaker pre-
ssnfed n communication from the Chamber OF Com
Inerce of NewYork relative TO amendments TO the Har
Dor laws also from the Union League Club remonstra
ing aVant the bill providing for change In the election
OF Metropolitan Police Commissioners also, from tne
Common Council OF NewYork, protesting agant the Dll
for the relief OF Broadway and Tenth stage Line
BILLS ORDERED TO 4 THIRD READIs9. o, Nav.
To incorporate the Methodiss '0 s Notarjes. Public
sppcals from sIrrogaks aeoreSS " -
amend the law fixing Justices fees TO amend the Bank
TO aze the salaries OF judicial officers OF Kings
County. Adjourned.
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THE NRW DOMINION.
PARLIAMENT PRoRoGUED.

PARLIAMENT PROR0GUED.
QUEBEC, April 5.-The second session OF tho
Quebec Legislature prorogued to-day. The Leuten'
delivered the usual congratuatory speech.
and assented TO the various bills passed during the
session. -. -.
PRINCE EDWARDS ISLAND.
orc oman and the shipping business has commenced
The rst European freight vessel arrived here today
The Newfoundland fisheries doing well Three
have arrived ST. Johns with large force OK
fishermen. ,,,, oaa. a. pr,noo IA
rS,s Isand csutiopnR the Government against reel
nrocty negotiations and informing them that they must
nav the salary of the Governor created much dssss
ft,on All the papers denounce the proceedings as un
inst and maintain that the British Government had
appropriated all the public ands OF INC iano' 'hes
should pay the Governors salary.
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JUDGE BREWSTER TO THE GRAND JURY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-Judge Brewster, in

n charge TO the Grand Jury, said
"It "a 70 be feared that deal too lenenty with those
uho make crime their profession. and that we at times
TO atone for this by rushing into Opposite
extremes and ndscrminate prosecution OF the nnocent
along with the guilty would recommend you 70 zee 70
and mat no innocent person suffers delay even OF an
IN securing his discharge 1t is time that the bad snouo
o.. Gentlemen that men are shot down or stoned 70
death upon our highways and that the law seems So
noweress for their vindcation as IL was lor. tnea
pppotection Grand Jures hesitate to ma uue
Bills and Petit Jures Of late refuse 70 9 e.a yecs
9th Observation-Disclosures 70 mercy, and even In an ocea
sona case great atrocy when ssseS .oT
yrdoo In ia owing 10 these efforts TO thwnrt Justice
that It has come in PhladepeaS tnas tas e
rh kh,cf IA much more certain Of being punished than
ihs murderer This will continue until public opinion
nndergoes "a change.
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SPAIN.
BY TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE

MADRID, April 5.-The case of Mr.. Hale, the United
States Minister in Madrid, who is charged with
smuggling goods for commerce into Spain under his
diplomatic privileges, continues to produce consider
able excitement. La Politica, Serranos organ, de-
clares that it knows facts relative to Mr. Hale,s
smuggling, which it describes flagtious, and in
sists upon having the documents. I tp
THE CoRTEs AND THE MINISTRY IN FAVOR OF
KING FERDINAND OF PORTUGAL. ....ls !
Informal meetings of the members OF the major
ty in the Constitutional Cortes have been held and
have resulted in a resolution to support ex-Klng
Ferdinand of Portugal for the throne OF Spain.
The Council of Ministers have also decided to second
the majority of the Cores in this determination, and
a deputatiou. with Don Sebastlano Olozaga at its
head, has gone to Lisbon to invite King Ferdinand
to accept the candidature.
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r,,p ,rAsKA INDIAN DIFFICULTY.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.-The United states
stoone sagsnnw arrived 40 Victoria April from sltka
tching at forts wrangle SIMPSON. and Rupert on her
way down. since the Indian difficulty tho fur trade IN
sIa had been entirely suspended and the Indians were
afraid to approach The Kake tribe were terror
stricken The destruction Of their villages IL was
,b, xrond cause them TO surrender the murderers OF
The Two white men the military authorizes anu tna.
thev dare not longer haibOr them The weather y, Dun"
Was wei and disagreeable. Inc ihu"nS "eio q''"
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DISTINGUISHED NoRrHERNERs IN THE SOUTH.

AUGUSTA, Ga, April 5.--Seyeral distinguished
Need is improving in health senator spragne has
renied furnished house. His family arrive tomorrow
Fx.Secretary seward is expected next week JOHN ~.
Deyelin OF New.York, and Mr.. Stetson OF inc Astor
uouse are also there. great many NorlherneIs arc
vt.iting various cities IN Georgia and South Carolina
In Is renored that delegations from Atlanta columbus,
Macon Savannah and Augusta, leave In the morning tor
Wnshingtom 10 appear before tRs Reconstruction NV"i
lnitteo i'm oppositOn 10 Buffers bill
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this mOrni moved for hearing in the Circuit Court
upon application for an injunction The Court fixed
the 10th instant for hearing Of the argument on the
application.
The Turf Congress meet tomorrow at the St. Charles
Hotel Delegates are already present from the memphis
associations, the Magnolia Jockey Club OF MoDlIe tue
Nashville BlOodHorse Association the Lexington Ken,
tuckyJ Woodlawn Association. and the Louisville ana
Metaire Club
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STRIKE OF THE MICHIGAN STATE PRISON
KEEPERS.

DETROIT, Mich, April 5.-The keepers, % In
number having charge of the convies In the dnerent
shops in the State Prison at Jackson resigned ms morn
- their salaries were not raised by the Legis
,r. wo, n the shops Is entirely suspended, and the
are locked In their cells The contractors nave
notified the agent that they will hold the STATE
liz Tor damages which viii amount to over u 200 day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-06

seyenty.four towns show Republican gain OF 1881 on
the election Of last Spring The Democrats give mp the
State James Dixon is surely defeated by Julius L.
Strong in the list Congressional Districts Babcoek Demo
craft is elected in the lid Districts starkweather epuD-
nean) in the Ill., and Barnum Democrat in the WITH
The following additional towns in Hartford County
have been heard from for Governor:
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THE ESCAPE OF THE BRoADHEAD MuRDERERs

THE IftAIE VI I'M '''D''
EAsToN, Pa, April 5.-Brooks ana oilne' .no
p.aa1,o,d ,nurIerers. made their escape during the
, ~ At . one OF them feignng sickness and ealing
IN ,he keeper took his keys from him, and threatened MS
lI,e n he refused ome captured yesterday FOUR
miles from slroudsburgh in haymow The prisoners
iniSs , i , nrses and left them the road haVihe
na1 I'LL Hrooks ls still at large, aud parties are III
,',.s,,it a. nm Great ex element prevails.
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HEAVY FROST IN THE SOUTH.

CgARLEsroN, s. c., April GA heavy froeS
last night had disastrous effect on the Sea Island cotton
o where the cotton had generally been planted esriy
and nearly ali of which must be replanted. This VIII
throw the crop back ABOUT one month
AucUsrA Ga April 6.-There was heavy most TINS
morning and fears entertained that the rnt crop
aud early vegetables are injured
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TIE oPELoUsAs RAILRoAD-THE T-RP CON

a. NEw-OELEANs, April 5.-By AN order from
ne United States Court, in the Morgan suit Marshal
sNS morning took possession Of the opelousas
ana VIII continue il in operation AZ usual An
70 70 be taken, and, when completed tie road
"' 'e assessed for sale. The counsel for lie Comnanv
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PROGRESS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD

S,N FRANCIsCO, April 5.-The CentraI Ia
cidc Rairoad mas been completed to the 64Olh mepos
since The removal OF the Democratic Comisson,nS,
niles of the road have been completed, but no Iois
sioners ar here authorized 10 examine and report up
ihe work The track lay ing progresses I'VE mics per "J
and rs ca pcetcd Ia roach Ogden ~ ~ uSs
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ALBANY.
NO BUSINESS OF IMPORTANCE TRANSACTED LAST
EVENING.

ALBANY, April 5.-The Senate passed large num-
Der Of bills this evening mostly local. Among them
was the blu Incorporating the United States Rail
road Conductors Life Insurance Company.
The Assembly was engaged on general orders
Selkreg introduced bill incorporating the Metho-
dist Book Concern Of New-York, with capital Oh
100000 The incorporators are the present trustees
The bill was progressed and ordered to third reading
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.sIT0E dLggLaD
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

ABOLITION OF IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.
LONDON, April 5.--In the House Of Commons to-
day the bill for the Abolition of Imprisonment foi
Debt, passed to its second reading f ytf,~.r
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SELLING ny sAMpLE-TmE TEST CASE

BALTIMORE. April J.-Ihe case Oh adsd s.So as
a non. resident peddler, without ncehse has ''''
IN lie Conrt Of ADpeas ~ Ibls hiate.
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The following is the vote Of Mddlesex Co.. by toYnsi
JEWELS majority q, with three toWns 70 near TIC
TOLLAND COUNI y.
YIEw OLE TIE SITUATION.

DEMOCRATIC VIEW OF THE SITUATION
HARTFORD, Conn, April 5.-Ihe Times says;
The vote Of the State will fall 1900 behind that OF last
April Hartford falls OF over lOO and NewHsyen over
COO The result Governor 10 close, with chances 10
favor OF Jewell The Democrats elect Congressman n
the lid and WITH and the Republicans In the LIST and Tia
Districts. The Legislature shows considerable Demo
cratic gains; but IL will probably be Republican IN poh
branches by reduced majonties,
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Five towns 10 hear from.

There are Republican gain in Hartford and New Haven
counties and Democratic gains in Windham, Fairfield
and Ltehhed counties strongs election over Dixon is
considered sure The Legislature ia pretty closely bal
anced The following the missing towns In Hartford
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Jeven. Bngh,h

Seven towns to hear FROM Inc ABOVE uoes hoe
NewHaven which reported at about lO0 majority for
English.
The following is the vote Of wndham County by towns:
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The vote for Hartford County, complete, is Jewell,
1886; English, STA Jewells majority, 162.
srongs majority for Congress Dixon in the rst
District is 7s, gain Of Congressman for the Repub
Means.
The following is the vote for NewLondon County by
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-15
Deutl9f6@otel
t..A "A
Das 9r66te Der Sbern Stabt.

Den, Wtt{tatss putl,.um st~dert bas -
SMELLING HOUSE,
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je&neen nod benz 5t9l zines beut{aen 5stes .rfer SlaTe
etnsert9tet unb eetaten, teeen 6 m fort an fauberem
unb reunbitaem Auartttr. warm 3 ette n
ron du6erfer Retn1t&tett rei@beiebtem
ztf9 une t5flt@er, reeller uub b~illtser 81.
bttnung.
Deut(&e 9anS:auFeute, tee IL Der Nbattseplat fur gud.
FARMER. uuu Gutrleute, tet mir fin oct tbr aussejti&nete etal~
lung uno 9utes Unite toutrten fWe Cure Sbiere.
Das 9aus bat Mles mas Elm Muferbptel babeu fpQ unb
enti&luhea. iebem @af Befrtebteuns 5u ~8etudtren, emrfebe
I'd eaTelbe beatns eiueut eeetrten eeuti4en Yublitum.
MuQuit Watbeu8.
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Efn uru

- Gin Dieb0abl spn. IS tptrp in
Snoiana nit 3u@tbaus beRraft. Gin
Mann in Union. County fabl tlr3li@
einen Cad nit, @etaen, tel7en oenauer
@ertb auf $4.99 @ieben 3rpblftel &C.
I9dbt wurte.' Dies 1T tltiner Diebfabl,,
unb ct .,purre tetnnad III go Gaaen @e>
fdngnifbaft Yerurtbeilt. Stint 3pSlftel
zines Gents metr puroen Jpn ins 3u4tz
faus 8.tra@ti babeu-
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Milpautee, 81. paul uno Minneapplis.
"f 0urdb,itae nod benz Often (GrpreR).

@tnona uno ct. Yeter.
gtrldst Wtnpna 1900 gsrutttass unb s.rbtutet nit ben
8aaen Der Wltlwautse unb Ct. 9aul Babn.
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@i6t IN bier @o6en 0ebeilt

gor' NIT alen sta'ti4.n urb sbeumattl&en usteln, ais
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fernt ,ptrb. 9u,d bic Nnweucuns metuer 5etImetbobe
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letn bu' @i5.rra 4!h.@pi s asa'bsttr, Ode Der Sad
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