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NEW v, ORLEANS.
nm q 5oR1Hlrs oct. 81:

NEw ORLEANS, Oct, 81
z The vaults and safes at R6chereau were
blrglarcd. Loss estimated Of atty thous.
j. Fl. Hyland's Office and lio1sc, 12C
Camp street, was burned. Loss thirty
thousand dollars
Policeman P. Gossett was shot and kill
cd. Particulars unknown.
The number of deaths from yellow
fever Yesterday was one hundred. = u.
The first excursion train. under the
direction Of Maj. J. ]. Williamson. oveI
tho Mobile. md Chattanooga railroad
went to Biloxi and, returned yesterday.
A. B. Long, United States District At
torncy, was found dead in his office thi:
morning, with bis throat cut Supposed
spicide S''iN4'A
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Brutal Murder Near Lima, OhiO.o.A
',;.'g ~ Man Kills His Wife. ,asl H.
Dl,paleA % Mo cinelnnaa EaqMvr. ~ u
Fort. WAYNE. ND

ft cOhES w AINht 4Nn'D NV SV'
1t has just been made known that o
most cold. d.blOoded murder was committed
last Monday about nine miles south 0i
Lima, Ohio. A man named Andrew
Brentlinger, ina fit Of jealousy, murdered
his vito without an apparent Just cause.
He then notified his children Of the act
and threatened their lie if,they revealed
it. Two Of his sons, at his direction,
buried the body near their house; and
plowed and narrowed 1t, so rs TO remove
all traces of the grave. Tho children
kept their secret until yesterday, when
they informed some Of the neighbors.
Yesterday q coroner and aphysician 70.
paired to tho scene Of the murder and had
the body exhumed.
A p6st HOrtem examination showed thai
two ribs wcro broken; q stab had beer
made through the liver and other vita
parts twelve stabs wore inflicted upon
her person, Brentlinger has confessed tC
committing tho murder, claiming thai
they had quarrel about q man whom hC
claimed was too intimate with hts Wits
He is now IN jail at Lima, and It g the In
tention Of the authorities TO have the trta
brought on at the present term oi Court i
possible. Tho murdefePs ago Is tiltY!two
that Of his victim twenty-five This wa
his second wife. Tho case will probably
be tried at this term. g. U
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Now York Cattle NIarka,it..I !.
TI Nav YORK, October 81,

Sf|fN NI..sH. - NhW ,AS4eAt'SVkVUeESt StS
CATTLE-The change To- clear. cold weather
greatly bencdts tho markets. Tho teeYes count
9, 100 tNr the week with 100 for the ptcseht maF.
At COmmunpRw: this was moro than waS eTreot.
cd aud the droVers were disappointed In NOT got.
ting moro money; the stock cOtt quito an advance
and brought about HC nUre here though The
sales werg very unequal; some droVcrs did AlIttle
bcltcr, while Others Adyancsdlc; all were ceiling.
tHEEP-35 900 for tho week and ia, 900 to-day:
selling fair 488e for sheep, must Z u ilid
eH@Skc tor lambs. W .liin1Hui ~ GfiiIi
u00s-S0 900 for the Weos and lI7 cars to-day:
live arc worth 7If9SXc; DRESSED I0Ai0 &c.
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Fire in BOston.,.2O Horses Burned.
.L tA- DENNY. rRnsrnN, nctnInnr 81.

About / o'clock this a. NJ, fro was dis.
covered in the stable Of R. 9. Nlgs, No. 0
Nassau street. Tho building was com.
pletely destroyed, togethertwlth Is horses,
and a, number Of carriages and harness.
Also the lager beer saloon and boarding
house Of C6RFles Weber and John Kuhn,
aud tho re&riof the building and hack
stable Of Nd Ssrs. Howard & HAckett! AT
one time the Boston Theatre md Adams 8
House weFc In great danger. 700
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Another Dreadful Hurricane in Cuba.
HAVANA Oct, 81. VIA LAKE CrFY. 81.

Another dreadful hurricane occurred
Yesterday. Il was the seHerest storm
ever known. AT tho west end Of the
Island, along tho south coast many towns
were inundated, crops damaged or de-
stroyed, railroads submerged, and the
telegraph proStrated., Matanzas again
suffered terribly As far as known no
lives were LOST
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General Lees College.
LEXINGTON, Va, Oct,

p-l LEXINGTON, VA, Oct' 81
Alta meeting Of tho Board of Trustees,
Saturday, General G. w. Lee, second son
Of General r. E. Lee, and Professor In
the Military Institute, was unanimously
elected to succeed his father as President
of Washington College. The board also
changed the name OF the college 10 the
Washington Leo University. The family
Of General Ice has come 70 the final de-
Termination 10 let the remains lle where
they are 10 the chapel designedand erect
cd BY himself. & t'+'H'.f f1,'
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TIE Secretary Of the Treasury hqs or
dered the sale Of ono million in gold on
each Wednesday In N No7eh6cr3, Ave mil,
lions in all, and the purchase Of ono mil
lion In bonds on, each Thursday, making
four millions in all.
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WASHINGTON.
Meeting of tho Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81.
The Supreme Court met today. All
the Justices were present except Chase
and Nelson, and Justice Clifford presid-
ing. The commissions Of Attorney Gen
crII Alderman and Solicitor General Bris-
tow, were presented and read, and the
Oath Of office administered TO Clement II.
Hill, now Assistant Attorney General,
Resolutions OF the Philadelphia bar on the
death Of Judge Grier, were presented and
ordered tobe placed on record injfurthGr
Testimony Of respect, the Court adjourned
There was a pleasant parting interview
between the officers Of the Internal Rcve-
nue. Bureau and Commissioner Delano, at
which mutual kind wishes or;thC future
wcrc exchanged.
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SPAIN.
Ml, MADRID =, october 81,

The formal approval Of the candidature
of Oasta for the Spanish crown by Eng
land Prussia Italy. Austria and Russia,
Is officially acknowledged by tho Spanish
government. rs iaf.n4ist I7m IDS Hr
Atthe opening Of the Cortes to.mor,
row, the party OF the left, will present Il
proposition OF censure against the Govern
fnent for It's course in the matter OF tht
Aoseas candidature. The candidaturewil
officially be presented to tho Cortes In th'
early part Of the week: .l'...a ..'... W. y. I.
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TnErc would seem to be a conviction
very vague, but still Q conyictiOn-that
the surrender of Metz must pave the way
to a speedy restoration Of peace, ion ne
theory Of the utter hopelcssness now Of
tho military situation in France. r %
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WEST TYIRGIN1AELEC
II. ..lIt,,g4aHG'I ; D II, i1-7 t-li7Fgns 70 s1l
rI ~ Ritchie.d lz s.l.rg.- ..a
Rrrcnn1E @. H, w. VA, !
Iarsf !F 3'i October 29th, 1870.

TO tho ZnteIligeneer. I.,fLGf q, Ct
Enclosed send returns as far as heard
from-twO precincts to hear from, which
we think will swell the Republican ma.
iorfty some. B! F. Mitchell, independent
candidates for Sheriff, Is elected. County
officers all Republican but Sheriff. VIII
write again whon we get full returns. Z
Yours, &C., J. n. WOODS, Recorder,
20 REPUBLICAN 1IAJoRrTGEs @
William E. Stevenson, Governor, 40;
James M Pipes. Secretary Of State, 113;
Thomas Boggess, Auditor, 112; James A
6Iacauley, Treasurer, 119; A. Bolton
CALDWELL Attorney General, 112; James
IN Brbwn] Judge Supreme Court Of AL'
peals, 112; N. Gof, Congress, l9S; =. r
Scott, State Senate, II; B. McGinnis,
House Of Delegates, As. ,,.,,.-.,.,,
iRepublican-Wm. II. Douglass, CLERK
Circuit Court, elected. "
independent F. Mitchell, Sheriff.,
elected aa2iasTr Taylor 'ta 'r9
Eg u las ai4 .oovErSoRii +a ri
Repunaeau. q, /, la - l.l. i Democrat
W. E. Stevenson. .7ls J,J. Jacob. .'..". .sO1
SECRETARY oF STATE.
James II. Pipes :. .Tas John n. Phelps ",Di
j.. o. 80 Gil AUDITOR. ~ ~
Thomas Boggcss, :. rs E. A. Bennett y 7s'
ALI; .,s,/ taylo. FREAsuBER. III l., ...i.a u.
James A. Macauley. IA John s.: Butdett... .IB'
ATToRSEr GENERAL. S"..
A. Bolton Caldwell. .725 Joseph sprlgg. .,..ISS
JupoE SUPREME COURT OF ArPEAIs.trl
James Il, Brown. ia | @. TT. Moore. 10
lsa b4ta, FOR CoNoREss-2D DIST. sn,gH
james c. McGrew. .Tai 9. D. DOwucy.. ...;T0
+. STATE SENATE; -9D DIST. .II Y fn,
WIN, Price. :, IN Abo Hair. 10
HOUSE or DsEEuATEs. l w|
F. A. Gather. IA R. DavissOn '......si'
,r,.r,..f,p,sa Brooke. 7trsa
gidtR RtpV0Iiedn! l'tt- t,ni-n Democratic.
.nrFi iimrYoR GOVERNOR. D.,
VIM. E, stevenson. a 8 y, Jacob. ,....'..bal,
SECRETARY or sTATE. 7tG
James N. Pipes ). ,..4i2 John II. Phelps. oil
AUDITOR.
Thomas IDossgois. !, ,4Al r. A. Bennett BBe 81
si.lu tJagH n; tTREAsuRER! l'-u ~ Ja1
Jas. A. Macauley.. AL John s. Burdett. .''Si'
a4 ", ATTORNEY GENERAL.
A Bolton Caldwell. Al I Joseph sprlgg, 81
JundE SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
James h. Brown. !. al Up. T. Moore. 81
'eht'd coN0REss-1sT DISTRICT. t'i'
Nathan GoI. Al John ]. Davis. Oil
STATE sEXATE-lsT DISTRICT.
John c. Hcrvcy. :. .44s Lewis Baker. .....''.Sl'
, r. Sg'SlE HOUSE or DEEEoATEs.
LpGadsr Btownlnga 44s 5sncs IIeryey. ...:,. sQ'
~ ~ 2 wood County.
The Parkersburg Times says the Demo
cratic majority inj Wood for Governor il
100; Democratic majority for Congrcs:
100
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Raitiinlnl.rta. ll.t iInIrEsltL.l iII1I, ~ !. z

af.l.il ~ va d BAtNN0hEr October 81.
FLouR-Steld and unchanged, lin ,rt,,
oRAtN4Whe6t tlfa: hig gher grades lover. west.
ern 81 SQ@t %. Com unchanged; mixed 0o@7oe
@IPe; bie0n hdeS lsH: bacon slde1, eld4t FiB 19e;
hams SO. Lard unchanged, lNll ~
WunEY-UuehAngsh Nt99c. 1n!1nlGi
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WE have no additional election news
this morning, except the report from Tay'
lor county, which hos increased its Dem
ocratic majority forty over the votC OF
1893. -n-.1-.--., ..-.Ln
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IT is believed in official circles in Wash.
ington, that the places Of Chase and Mel
son, on tho Supreme bench, will be vaca'
ted this winter, and to be filled. a,i
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Rumored, Attempt TO ,AssassiHate
+" Gov. stevenson. '''Ss

Rumored. Attempt 10 Assassllate
- . : =" Gov. Stevenson.
From Re Parksrt6wrg Times Of Saturday Erenlng
4 horrible humor is current on our
streetg 1t Is reported that Governor Sic.
vcnson was shot ut, on the day Of the
election, at Charleston, but fortunately the
shot missed him. 1t is further stated that
Charleston was placed under martial law.
We are inclined TO mistrust the correct
ness of this rumor, as II would disgrace
the lair reputation Of our State. |
We agree with the Times in distrusting
this rumor If any such, thinghad occur
red II certainly would llaYe been teleiii e Il
graphed to this city. ,,,, sGt = sta.,. a.5.
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.ITl-.Tl,ALY. 3

!,,i' b7l1'7'9o FLoRESCE, October sl.
In case Of tho dissolution Of tie Italian
Parliament, now threatened, an election
for new, deputies viii occur on the 2pth q
November, and Parliament will assemble
December 9th. I'M. .iI trgrh.fy 1r,i'
|! NJ, senattl, tho French representative,
has congratulated the King on the energy
and moderation which has been displayed
In accomplishing Italian unity. ll,i,,1
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IT is announced that the bombardmen'
os Paris win begin to-day. <Ijq
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"A dlspOtch vaS received by the Pres.
ident yesterday announcing tho dcsth o.
Gou. schaier, Of Utah.
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|. A,pont Nominated for ConEress.

. i'a1 ,s'l'j BosroS, October 81.
John q. whittier has been nominated
Tor Congress by the liquor prohlbldonists
Of the 9Th district. III,
Snow fell In various, parts Of New
Hampshire and Maine last night,
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S luGu NBkulp VI sbuc o1nS' 1SS w"
repeat, If one Is obnoxious to the rule
both are
1t seems 10 US incredible that any gen
tleman would seek to possess himself OF
an Office which hc had unsuccessfully
sought at the hands Of his iellow-citizens,
| by asking tho Board Of Supervisors to do
80 arbitrary and unjust, and without any
cxaggeration Of terms VIC may say out
rageous, o thing as to sdistranchise more
than two thousand men who had voted
against him, by refusing to count
their ballots, those ballots being cast
by them in good faith, # they were i'm
properly cast at lall, 1t. was only
by the delinquency of tho inspectors
in disregard Of an unimportant directory
regulation and through no fault Of the
voters. But We assert they were cast in the
strictest conformity toevery requirement
oflaw. We n'tenvy the man whowould
be willing to take an.oflce through such
means, either as It regards Ills own con.
sciousncss oras it'regdtds the judgmcntof
the community. But II such an outrage
were attempted, 1t would not be permit
ted so long as there arc courts and justice
to appeal to.
WEhave no wish toprolong 'contro-
vcrsy with our; ;neighbor which he tries SO
hard to gtysa q business turn, but we feel
constrained to notice this paragraph in
yesterdays issue:
The charge that any attempt was made
by 1Ir. Baker to-, deceive q voter, that
fraudulent tickets were prepared either by
him orany one else IN his interest, that
any person voted for him thinking he was
voting for Herycy, or that any deception,
whatever was either intended or practiCed
TO secure Mr.. Bakers election, Is absolute
lytatse. ''.''
| Now, wecan only say that straight Re.
publican tickets, with Mr. BAKERS name
pasted over Mr.. HERvEy's, were handed
to Republicans by Mr.. BAKER himself.
We take, this to be pretty good evidence
that they were prepared" ;" By him. If
not, certainly by some one in his interest.
Furthermore, ono Of tho most responsible
and truthful citizens Of Ritchetown says
that on election day, at that place, he saw
Mr.. BAKER preparing these pasted or
fraudulent Republican tickets with his
own hand. The same gentlemen says, in
one instance that came under his obScrva.
ton, an old man and his son Cboth Repub.
licaqs) were going TO the polls, armed with
what they supposed to be Republican
tickets. Tho son asked to be allowed to
look over his fathers ticket TO see if it
was all right, and, upon examination,
found Mr.. BAKERS name instead OF Mr..
HERvEY's, q factnot before suspected by
the Old gentleman, who Indignantly
threw away the fraudulent ticket and got
an honest one. Tho statements of this
gentleman show that Mr.. BAKER did pre-.
pare the fraudulent tickets with his own
hand, and that deception was botli in
tended nnd practiccd.
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,CinciRnatio MARKET!

c644oSzFisn At is.:L is 3i'L ~, ,,,5S,lf ,,,
PLoURAUnEhangcd it $5T6.' oiiI ii'"'i 'N'
corn-ScSrce and 4rn at s91 S5aii Oats, RE and
tsSS6rHft SIFf|m u'1ob79 ~ hHr ,sl.nod
oHs-Llneeed oil htn 'OOt.o Lard oil qaiet q
at 81 lsel,l9. ..ioa.l ..ioa.l 'uli 1890 rnt irlIi;lh
RT.STKnEstasfS fT45USE I X - 's.Unp 19dIn Igb "a
PRvoistoNs SU6rhaHgcd. IA; Lard DnehASked.
Green Meats-pull at ard! laslc for bbo1l.
ders, sides and hams, j, "a g,ry, ,,,If r,,,6fcI;
81 SsSTG S7 g. H tf8 S ttif'1l tS l5 SaYAnIsH p
{ WHIsKr-DCmLnd goods 8i0s6es gnt iidE
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New York DRY Goods Market,

llac. NEw YoRE, October 81.
Market remains quiet, and thGtS iSlG I kFddual
equalization Of the prices Of cotton goods taking
place on tho down plane,
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- = - 9 LONDON, 0ctobar8l.
General Ernest has bcGn, appointed TO
the command Of tho Army oCithe East,
in place OF General Neamball, who was
compelled to resign on account Of III
health.
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AUSTRI.A.

opinion in Vienna About the war.
7 ~ om VIENNA, October 8ls
5lAs Prussia Is still demanding q ccSsion
Of territory from France Us q preliminary
Of peace, It Is believed in Utticial circles
here that the war must proceed indeti.
nitely. ~ ..I- 7 ;. -LlI n
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SWITZERLAND

s1ishI - ioiiia ZURICH, OcEoo1cr 9I' i
The Swiss Government asked Of PrlsT
siG to be included in the permit to have q
courier leave Paris every week with dis
patches TO the neutral governments. irry
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! NEW YORK ( CITY.
u LNRw YonKI OctobGraI.

iiGeg;4 'F@ NEW YoRK, October 81! y.
The number Of immigrants arriving at
this port the past week was 4 ,904i "a Stnall.l
or number than has arrived In any pEeYl,i
Gus week for many months. q l,,,5,,
The ships DGutchland from Bremen, the
Columbia and Iowa from Glasgow, ard
the Malta from Liverpool, all carrying
passengers, are over due. anle s;plGls.
DR.. Porter, formerly agent Of the Meth.
odlSt Book Concern, will soon give 70 tie
public II complete statement in regard TO
management Of that establishment iu7
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.New York Money- and SHOCK .aIarke,,

i!n,,I I. ei..NHiS 4oaaEk4' aEk4' 9s19PRRGE 9PRR Esltii
aGioNErEMatEct easy dt4a s pCt cent. t2l'7o~
M fSTERLING-Dull at gha9jS. ,fqt,,y. t,D,,t s,d
GoIpADull opened at NIX , and closed dt nix
@111H. Borrowing rates l.628ttlB pef cent
Canada banks arc borrowers 10, the amount ,of
81 900 900, :! UlraranceS $32, ,O0O OOt W 'i'l 3lW
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J. BidulOmau's tannerY was. burned at
Dayton Sunday. Loss about twenty
thousand dollars. Partially insured. fife
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'Unl1n .TOlogfaph,I d9I Adams AkG.
press, gS1 Wells. Fargo eo; S7 AmyEIsan
preferred, 48X: Harlem, iS2: Reading, %;
tMIchltan Central, ICOsf: Cleveland d piub6dfRh,
ISS: NoEthyess!seTn, OK: % pEcIesrrsa ssS;
ST Paul, 0l9S; do preterted, eO19f !: Abash, 69f
Alton, iI5K ONO and hfSGI4Sippit q II: 7cteve.
lahdy ColumbusldE! Cincinnati, .a0Xr darlington
and Quincy, l05X; Lake, shore, y3K; 1lllnQls
CGntfal: l3i; indiana Central, 'o'
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.:London Bond tTafket.!. .!.ialmlH

'[Cabl6 report rae6lV BY AugustRB P0lhck, ,R34l
nAaiidNlaN GIl Yi II9 9LoNpoRs Oet6bit as1IL
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GII,AND..

.H9 :. EGtli 'IllLg .lIIEII n
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-. - -. !. -

is then visible on the same" Yet, we
repeat, If one Is obnoxious to the rule
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13
9etnrt& 6eine'8 idmmtl%0e
@erfe.
Seue Aassabe in 40 &%ieferunsen sser5 Ban.
BEN. nit sem Nortrait Ses DidbterS.

oeus mtt rem portrait eS OldDter8.
6bf$on Der ~ssfeierts. bereits int sanien oeatlasn gpl.e BET.
nati1e 0t&ter! tetatr Giniabruns betarf 70 5nnen mir q uus
ev@ Mot perlasen. aus Ser trefRi4en Nrbeit eaes neueru
9iosra2ben falssuoe turie daratterthtfae DarfeQuns ftines
aSsieus' uu(trn ssisrn bier Sor3uiatrea
we iS'' %stsat gstss uas asl8uatts 1t Msust s''s''ef mo ss'as's''
5.tartd 9tsne-oon BEN bic Gin.n nit Ser sausen Iiue
Der ssnsneeruns aue Der t1aRea Geeinasmt fpr.den: sdb-
rsno ots Mnaersn i'm l$ntapsn uni o~ertssssn. Seinrid. 5tia.
-eun befen 9anb selet,et bic Giuen gum Iempel Der sumo,
nitdt. gum blumuntrdn,ses altar Der ftDaAen 0Dttiu Yue7e
spaufabrtez, .plbreno Mnoere r:eoer st,le 6aRb ,uritapsen
t9etnri1 5etne, per 1T Ct?
5etnr'h Seine, ben man ben unse seeuen Qieblina Der Sra.
itsa usaat, 1T elm Msni9 une Gig Di&ter. uno Ct il fraber
&nfat Der seposnltd ausseiprDaeasu aad nod 70 iebr au-
nioer lauien. ntdt Das Reiultat Der YtantaRe, lie it pas SRe<
iultat be. @efubls, her ~inneriten &msFnovns. uno neil bas
eben 70 IL, muBse 5etus's game Didttrsefalt serape 10 erl&et.
men, tpie lie an uns porabers.sansen it, uidt Ell, Ttrftrn am
5in,rtel Der pueite, fonoern Elm LANCER Beaerftreifen biuter I'd
s~tsbeneer 8omet; nidt fa ~besalsens nit ben enblps abse.
bert Bate, ipnoern .pettttns1eifeno mad aQen, mas 3u errei>
den mar, %e5eniowobl, pte cas- an, ud4aea ~ltesenbe beliebia
benusenb, NIT einem Wprte, tetns @branten anertenneno,
iooalo e. la aus bent Snaer1t htraus bepest uub s~spwnsen
iab, bic 8eweeuns in QDDrte 3u ~f(eioen. Sn 5etae's Snu..
rem toohnte ras %lebenesRe 0efutl fir aaes @rpbe, @ble unb
S6Dne, itne Ibennahme an Der Nubtnpelt ,par aeSpbeu unb
ourt tetne poettlhe DeBatun5. Der Gstt tn Der yrunt tpurbe Az
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