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New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
LOCAL NOTES.

The Republicans of Newark, n. j., will bold
mass meetings in most OF the wards tonight.
The German Republicans of Hobokcn were
addressed saturday evening, by the Hon. George A.
Halsey and DIR. Lowenthal.
The Republicans of New-Brunswick, N. j.,
will hold a meeting this evening In support OF Levi ID
Jarrard for the State Senate.
y. s. Marshal Dallon on Saturday appointed
two Supervisors of Election to each ~ the election d
day.
A number of citizens of the XlIth Assembly
District on Saturday formed a Ledwith and Mchlpin"
Campaign Club, with Bergman President and james
Hart Secretary.
Voters in the With Congress District are
warned TO look out FOR ballots with Horace Gretley MS
spelled thus Horace Gresiy" All votes east with nns
ballot are in danger OF being thrown ont.
The Republicans of the XIth Assembly DIS
Acton presiding and were addressed by John H. White,
n b. LaBsu, Chaplain GaylOr, and James NJ Gross
We learn that tickets have been printed for
the Ist Congress District with only the initials OF MT
Norye's name. The name should be voted In ru'i
-"Caleb c. Norvell ito make the vote strictly legal
A large and very enthusiastic German and
American Republican meeting was held on satnrday
night at Union Hall, OF Maryst and Warrington
ave Melrose We-tchester County. Mr.. Gustavus Levy
pre- sided. Speeches made in German by ". v
Weber and Capt j. c. +. Beyland, and by Mr. Angei ahd
G. Hilton ScrDner in English The illusions OF the Ger
man speakers TO the warm sympathy OF RpnbDcanS
with the cause OF Germany were loudly applsuded
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
TELRNRAPHIC NOTES.

Two steamers with 500 Spanish soldiers, have
srn,ed ri hAvsIA
M. Davis won the Champion Cup for single
,culls 10 Portland Hsrbor on Saturday.
Marshal Gregory Of Philadelphia has been in
,,ruolrd % take a oensus Of that ety.
Two companies Of IT, 8. Artillery left Fort
TrumbuD, New London on Saturday, for this city.
The Cincinnati Bridge Committee have de-
sppy for ssinjuneon ssainst the Newport Ky bridge
The Young Mems Chistian Association Of Ohio
Convention In Cincinnati last evening Tby s
year 10 zsnssrille
Companies 4, Sd Artillery and G, 5th Artillery,
Col bsve sriyed ehaead Va,
Nonroe. They viii remsn there until siter the election
The Amherst College regatta came of on Con-
meet cut Hatfield saaTdsy Ia the
crew bes, the halls making hree miles The
second the Junior
satus College won by the lsiiu IN 1879
The General Council Of the Lutheran Church
IN A. Ohe The Rev. e. r. Krsth sf
delphi. elected Prssds. hs Rev Lair Of rsSs,yA the
smseh d Reading knghsh scrtars; ths Rev A. spsvA
AZ Ph.dspLia O. A. Wense PtisbsrA
,sr.. Ceaos Of Chicago sssds ~ Rev.
AsyAaA Tpsessrss
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.


THE EXCITEMENT ABATING AT MARSEILLEs-
MARSHAL BAZAINE DEFENDING HIMSELF
TWO BALLOONS FROM PARIS CAPTUkED Bf
THE PBUSSIANs. - w. ,o-o
Later advces from Marseilles have been received
The revolutionary excitement was abatlng Gen.
Cluseret had assumed command OF the National
Guard there, notwithstanding the strong opposition
he met 1t was generally thought that the election
to be held on Sunday next for the choice OF Gen.
eral would result in the displacement OF Gen.
Cluseret.
The Nord Of Brussels yesterday published letter
from Marshal Bezaine, giving the lie to M. Gam
bettas charges and insinuatOns in his proclamation
to the French Army The Marshal Indignantly de-
MES any treachery or treason or bargain with the
Bonapartsts He reviews the causes and facts
which made tho surrender inevitable, after an un-
paralleled sieg, md unlimited suffering.
Two balloon rom Paris, with FIVE Passengers
were captured Ga Saturday by the Prussians. The
prisoners were t; zen to Versailler.
balloon left iris on the evening of the 4th, but
descended near ,rtres so the Prussian lines
the aronaus could save only sack OF correspond
ence. These letters will reach Tours tomorrow.
The Count de Chambord is reported to have ar
rived in France ncogno, and is now near the Rhen-
ish frontier
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Republicans of the With Assembly Dls-
tret have composed their differences, and MI Horaao
N. Twomby, excellent candidate who can DO, and
believe will be, elected is the sole nominee. Now let
friends in the IXth District go and do likewise by
sacrificing local feuds TO the general good II the Repnb
Hcans united upon candidate the district In Ger
tain for u.s. But IL must lie forgotten that there -
but one day left in which IL can be saved.
The Republicans in Monroe and Niagara
Counties TO be aroused for the conflict and there
will be fair II not full vote on Tuesday The Hon T.
L. Pitts Of Medina recently addressed meengn In Brock
port On Wednesday evening OF last week the sam"
gentleman spoke before large audience in the Village OF
Fairport This gentleman has been doing good service
for the party In that section OF the country At John
sons Creek, Wednesday Mr.. Edward G. Graves d'S
cussed the issues OF the campaign before crowded ss
sembly and was followed by Gen. A. W. Brszer.
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THE CAMPAIGN.
NEW-YORK.

THE CONGRESS ELECTION IN THE SIXTH DIS
TRICT-AN APPEAL TO THE ELECTORS.
To OUR FELLOW CITIZENS: In the With
Congress District, composed Of tho Ninth Fifteenth,
and Sixteenth Wards OF New York City, Horace Greeley
has been nominated for Congress against g. Cox tho
present member. BY these nominations, the issue OF
Free Trade and Protection has been fairly presented to
the voters Of OF the most intelligent constituencies OF
the commercial metropolis Of the Union The contest
has thus become In which every having at heart
the prosperity Of NewYork must feel interest Mr.
Greeley would vote TO maintain the system OF
monopoly which has destroyed American commerce;
which doubles the cost Of living; which takes
millions from the people for the avowed advantage, not
of tho Government, but of few monoposts-a system
which fosters smuggling and Official corruption which
involves all Custom House business in q labyrinth Of
useless regulations and exact0ns, and which regards
merchants public enemies than a class which,
within few years. by its industry and talents has made
New-York the third commercial city Of the civilized
world
Tariff reform, which now seems near at hand. would
have in Mr. Greeley its btterest enemy As citizens OF
NewYork therefore all those who reside In the
With ICongress District to vote for their present
member, Mr.. Cox, who by his able and indefatgabe
efforts In the present Congress- has shown himself 10 ne
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

Jr for Congress from the ND District OF Kings County
ana OF Francis b. sryker for Register T. Chttndsn
prehded, and many vicePresldents were chosen. Mr..
chi Leden made speech, In which he said he would
rather be represented In Congress by slocum than by
Webster. The meeting was frequently interrupted by
cheers for webster for Whiting and for siocun Tho
Hon. Stephen V. White, Walst broker, reviewed and
denounced Websters course as Assessor In reference
the tax upon brokers. The Hon. q. q. Reynolds tho
Rev. George Lansing Taylor, and Mr.. whiting aiso AL
dressed the meeting Mr. whiting claimed that repre-
sented the cause OF political reform Ia Kings County.
After the meeting at the Academy had dispersed
other one was organized Montaguest, and Mr. Web
er addressed the crowd from the balcony OF the Mason
the speakers AT the Reform meeting, and aid that BE-
left his fate In the hands OF the voters from the lid
Congress District IL they thought him unh 70 represc
by advising them 70 vote for slocurn II not for hmss1
There much disorder in the crowd and u nnaiy W
came Necessary TO summon a squad OF pocemen Ia pr
sfrN hf
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DEsTRUG7IVE FRESHET IN TFxAS.

THE COLORADO VALLEY DEvA>J .rrD-rEni,IBlt
Loss OF LIE.
PHILADELPHIA, NcIT 5.--Mr j. w. Lawrence
of Austin Tess now In this city, has just received
letter his resident OF Houston Texas giving
some details OF destructive freshet which recently
devastated the Colorado Valley in that State,
panied by lamensble loss OF life. The letter states
that least lives have been lost by this food In
instance party Of II negroes were drowned and in
another the three daughters of Baptist cergym
who witnessed the disaster, but powerless % save
them. large amount OF cotton in the fields was de
stroyed and n il estimated that the destruction OF prop
erty will amount millions OF dollars. All
municatiOn had been of between Honston and Ans
tin for eight days previous the date of the letter The
same district visited by destructive Hood n July,
1852 In whh 2O@D bales OF cotton destroyed bDt
mn lives Wsr i.f<f
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
CRIME IN THE SOUTH.
Fatal AFFRAY IN GEORGn-TwO MEN KILLED
AND WOMAN WOUNDED.

FATAL AFFRAY IN GEORGA-TwO MEN KILLED
AND A WOMAN WOUNDED.
ALBANY, Ca, Nov. Sat Dawson, Ga, on
the 27th man named R r. Russell. while intoxicated
asked the keeper Of exhibition the price Of ad
mission and passed his family in quarrel ensued con-
cernng the price, when Russell struck the door keeper
and drew q pistol. Col. Ames being near, approached
and remarked Russell that this not place to get
up quarrel. Russell responded: 81 will KIN you, too"
known desperate characters, then approached aud
began firing. Col. Ames WAS shot twice while endeavor
ing escape. spectator named oxford was instantly
killed. A lady wounded inside the canvas. Col
Ames died the afternoon Of the Sd. His body was
escorted to Macon by the City Council OF Dawson The
murderers taken ut Cuthbert Ca, aud lodged In
Jail.
A NEGRO SHOT IN AIABAMA-THE MURDERER
LYNCHED BY MOB
SELMA. Nov. 5.-This evening quarrel Oc-
egrred between Jack Baxter white. and Alfred Granger
coiored both brick masons. in which the latter
killed Baxter surrendered himself to Marshal Waite
from whom he taken by mob Of negroes stripped
dragged through the streets and left for dead
s,rotg posse was summoned by the Sheriff, by whom
mob dispersed without further violence.
LAwLEssNEss IN TENNEssEE-A PROCLAMATION
FROM GOV. sENTER.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 5.--GOv Senter has issued
proclamation under the law OF the last Legislature Of
ferng reward for the arrest Of the masked msraudes
I'm Rutherford County this week Three have been
killed in that county during the week
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THE TURF.

TRorriNG AT PROSPECT PARK COURSE, L. L.
AMERICAN GIRL DEFEATS GEORGE PALMER
IN FIVE HEATs--A CAPITAL RACE.
On Saturday one of the best trots OF tho
season took place at Prospect Park Course, Brooklyn,
between Mr. Erastus Corning rs brown geding George
Palmer, driven by Charles Champlin, aud Mr. william
Ioyels bay mare American Girl, driven by Ben Daniels.
It ss match for $500 mile heats three in five, in
harness The betting before the race com
menced hut after Girl won the first two heals,
800 to so offered on her
Prospct PARK Nov A-Asch for 100 me heats thr,s ss
harness
b. Daniels b. m Amenean Gih.......................
lhsmpns George Palmer .
Time, 2:2li 2:l5 2:4, 225l, 2:&.
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NETWORK, MONDAY, NOVEMBER T. 1870

states that Generals of Divisions were never con-
suited In regard TO the surrender the responsibility
for which rests upon Bazaine, Canroberti LebGuf,
Ladmirault, Frossard, and Desvaux He says that
on Oct %. the Division Generals were required to
deliver up their eagles to be burned.
WHAT Is THOUGHT OF 1T IN RUssIA-sPECIAL
DISPATCHES SENT TO KING WILLIAM.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUSRl
LONDON, Nov. 8, 1870.
The special correspondent Of THE TRIBUNE at ST.
Petersburg writes 3lst ult: The Metz capituation
excites astonishment and disgust among the best
friends of France but it is believed to be price
paid for an armistice An officer of the Emperors
suite has left for Versailles with special dispatches
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
ITALY.

PROGRAMME OF THE MINIsTRY-VICTOR EMANUEL
REFUSES TO GO TO ROME.
LONDON, Nov. Q, 1870.
The following is given as the Ministerial
proeramme: National unity liberal institutions at
Rome; the recognition Of the Pope as the spiritual
soyeregn decentralization; revision and reduction OF
taxation and the reorganization Of the national army
on the principles of the Prussian army.
Victor Emanuel definitely refused to 90 to Rome,
fearing to incur the anathemas OF the Church. Minis
terial crisis occurred when this decision was made
known, but affairs subsequently arranged pre-.
venting rupture OF the Cabinet IL s now announced
that transfer Of the capital OF Italy To Rome VIII De
made in July 1871 but this Is considered by the Party OF
Progress as q mere evasion, and abandonment OF the
fruits OF the revolution.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GERMANY.

BAVARIA LEFT OUT OF THE CONFEDERATION
THE OTHER STATES AGREE-THE GERMAN
PARLIAMENT TO MEET AT VERSAILLES.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNRl
LONDON, Nov. 9. 1870.
The special correspondent OF THE TRIBUNE at Berlin
this day teegraphs: wurtemberg, Baden, and Hesse-
Darmstadt have definitely agreed TO accept the present
North German Constitution and enter the Confederation
Bavaria still refuses insist upon separate treaty
with North Germany reserying her military and dplo
matte sovereignty. '- 49,
The King refusing 10 leave the army unless propo
sItion for peace OF armsce seriously entertained the
North German Parliament will hold Its session sbout the
middle OF November, at yersaies."
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
Wind. Wind Io,c
CRIME. AND CASUALTIES BY TELEGRAPH.


hotel and eleven stores were burned at DE-
po., Bfeons Coesy n. u, on Ssi1ri~s
The steamer Pogi-, which was run away with
p,,,.sa Ne s,d by ths efe st lro'ioseou1
pmyn 4 Lsusngs saw factory in Albany wss
,cj Sssar,s se,.r ar-ses nars by 1s bsss
o, ole Isddsr
Two brusers named Allen and Gallagher had =.
,;,, ssht Los.s SATURDAY, shca the former
el.re victor
The swedish brig Emma Sophis, loaded with
s,. de JBers sor Ses Ofssps hes bess
KEYS. Jsmtes
A gravel train on the Grand Trunk RAILWAY
ran rseh Porpd Saturday. kiass Condaeo Jess,
ensne~r, ssd tse tr-asa.
road % the Carers Cot Ia 3suris ,s az
demolished and the ps-esser-,uiss delayed
go. The store of Boninger, No. % South Charles A.
B.So catered By barssp Ssarlsy ~. ssa ,bs
broken open ssd robbed Of ell soe Ia honda
Messrs- Sheyner Days tannery in Ale
gAsay Oty Pssa vih tea hsns tvsag s
Ssardsy sleAa Los tie oeoi partly .ssrsd
....T The change of gauge in the Maine Central and
Dss Rbesd eanyst1 ksssday and Bangor ~ -.
sssass ste Aa<ss ~ - w~A vissssS sssass q e.r
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provinces and the payment of an indemnity,
and that they would not oppose such settle
ment.
LATEST MILITARY OPERATIONS.
GARIBALDIs POSITION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
TERFERENCE OF A FRENCH GENERAL-GARI-
BALDI's RESIGNATION THRICE REFUSED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE

LONDON, NOV. 0, 1870.
The special correspondent Of THE TRIBUNE with
Garibaldi OF Dole says: Our first position is daily
becoming less tenable. Garibaldis forces increase
hut slowly Whole battaons are still without arms
with fintlocks only There is inaction indifler-
ence, or open opposition the part of the French
authorities, both civil and military. The general in
command at BesancOn affects to ignore Garibaldi's
existence. An engineer arrived this morning from
Besancon with orders to blow up all the bridges
across the Doubs, between Besancon and Dole, thus
cutting off Garibads retreat if he were beaten. An
expedition sent by Garibald to examine the bridges
found that they were all mined and the officers in
charge intended to destroy them the same night.
Garbaldi has thrice offered his resignation but it is
still refused.
1T is impossible to discover any enthusiasm
among the people. They do not believe in victory,
and fearing Prussan vengeance, secrete all their
property. Garibaldi allows nothing to be taken
without requsitIon. There is no disorder, and
everybody under his command is compelled to pay
for what they obtain The French destroy raj.
roads and telegaphs however, upon mere rumor and
panic" 4.,,..
ENGAGEMENT NEAR DIJoN-THE ARMR OF THE
LOIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INTRENCHED
A soRTIE PROM NEW BREIsACH REFUSED.
LONDON. Nov. 6, 1870
serious engagement was fought to-day on the
road from Dion to St. Jean de Losne. The Prussians
had at p. IN. gained no ground. The enemy were
foled by the Francs -treurs in attempt to cross
the Sa6ne. Nuts is occupied by the Germans with
artillery.
Skirmishes between the advanced posts of tho
Army of the Loire and the Prussans are of daily
curTence.
The Germans in front Of that army are now march
ing from Dion to Chagny, threatening Lyons and
Bourges. There had been no fighting around Paris
for the past three days. The fire from the French
forts however, kept up to prevent the erection
of Prussian batteries. In this the French gunners
have been very successful.
The investment of Belfort is confirmed. The
French nave been driven back beyond Montbelliard.
TIE fugtives are pouring over the border into
Switzerland ~
Keratry has entrenched the troops under his COM
mand in Brittany in strong position. He is well
supplied with field artillery Volunteers are
thronging to his camp
Tho bombardment Of Neuf- Bresach and Fort
Mortier continues sortie of the garrison has been
repulsed.
The Prussians have occupied Severins and Moval.
They are also at Harnoncourt.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
THE NATIONAL ELECTION LAW.
D,yTIEs OF UPERvIsORs-TAhMASYs GRuMBLE.
The United States District Attorney has issued


the following circular;
s Az on. 9th. pontei By the Judge Of the orcn' coat
have remslhing certain
udst & M .ips % The secton which special attention
s yoar .ead on The Day o. election and 70 be p:sat
nos. scrs yots shich hnos or suspect be Illegal
inpropsry oasr-d and to ~ WA. !sSf sa.nesss
..a, required By &. ar ,ro. s4o.sra To sh;rs. h. sui,
ss ana p.,teG.,y An e..s
,s = ..ie Ia case sh.rs yos iso. 2, Eel '.nsri
- a he s,ssass Of Drpuy hsr'h 70 sach perses and
II. A. Supervisor yos have sot power 70 nAn' nr. ssi
vi, be ,oi.r % sst any DePuy Ma,hsl prcssn, a hs
-. .h~st being oonmed or Ltespcd
S Az he Hose poll. your ess dsi % .tns. and
d. ,,onps and the naling Of the ehes
e'.sy s -, ~ C"srss that 700 shall he present And
% hrsrsLosi Of al v. and rnas .nsfs we
ballot s, s. Yssr ds,y hi. rrsad dos Ds' end until
s4ss ~ u, ell ne beses oonp<te ior yoa arr 70
~ n Ss .,sry ,o,s Rsprsssn.n' :. csags sasd N any
c,vste< required By Ne ess OF the Sa sna
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New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

Miner Gibson will probably run for Par
lament from the Isle Of Wight.
The General Assembly of Queensland
has passed Protective Tariff law.
.... The failure of N. s. Lowree & Co. is
announced in London. The firm had extensive Amer
can connections.
....T The Empress Eugene and the Prince
Imperial attended mass yesterday at the Roman Catho
lie Church at Chselhurst
.... The Servian Chamber has adopted sew
era bills making liberal reforms In the administration
II denied that the Turks have made any threatening
demons n5trations the frontier.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
LOCAL WAR NEWS.

The receipts of the German Ladies Fair re-
Gently held In this city $12,49s 0S
A German Patriotic Ladies' Fair will be
opened Coopers Hail. Jersey City, on the 9th and Will
be continued three days.
The German Ladies' Patriotic Society OF
Newark will commence O Fair at Dramatic Hall on
Wednesday. DR.. Bruck will speak In German, and ex
Senator James L. Hayes in EDgishi
The patriotic subscriptions received by the
North German Consu-General at this port, the past
week amounted TO 5s7 80 total receipts t22s2s ~
remttances TO the Central Sanitary Commission at Ber
lin 90 OoO cold
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
THE SURRENDER OF METZ.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE RESULTS OF THE
SURRENDER.

SURRENDER.
LONDON, Saturday, Nov. 6, 1910.
r,. Goneral commanding at Metz makes the fol.
lowing report By the capitnla'ioh OF Marsiai
Bazaine, So eagles, 54l feld-gnns' ammunition i"r
more than s. batteries, 800 siege-guhs' o' mTd~"'e
ao oo ,iaes and sabres. 1900 military carriages,
nowa.,. .fac,orv &C.. fell into the hands of the
Prussians.
Gen. Bisson. who was in Metz with his command
until tAs continuation writes letter in which bc
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASE BALL.

MUTUAL VS.. ATLANTIC.
On Saturday these clubs played the hrst
game Of the last series they will play this year. The
game afforded infinite Amusement To the spectators from
the change the position Of some Of the players In both
nines woters catcher andtIiatfeld pitcher Tor tic
Mutuals and Ferguson catcher and Pearcc pitcher
for the Atlantcs Notwithstanding these changes the
game proved 10 be Of the most interesting ana pest
payed OF the season Hatfield went 10 pitch at the close
OF the third inning and Pearce at the end o the FOURTH
and only made by each side OH these noVices
ID u. eth. 5;h. 9th 5h 9th 9Th Total
Atante.......t : -
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

The following is an official report by the
signal Service United state, Army, Division OF Tele
grams and Reports for the Benefit OF Commerce, dated
M :. 1s.n. I'm a
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
WEBSTER AND ANTI-wEBsTER.

The Republican Reform Club Of bIOOkIyH
he,d m>.. m..t,n. A Al. ACADEMY Of Music on Sstar
Aay svsa.s, 70 rssafy tss ,ssi,ssasss u u WAsss
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07

The work of swearing in the special deputies nearly
completed. On Saturday Commissioner Davenport
assisted by Commissioner Shields. who in upward
OF
Morris w Powers OF the Twentieth Ward hss been ar
rested and held in tlO0o. by Commissioner Davenport
on charge OF attempting TO induce Thomas kennedy'
man not naturazed, 10 unlawfully register his nas
TERENCE QUINN IN THE ALBANY PENITENriahr.
Terence Quinn, the convicted repeater. Oh
Saturday was sent 10 the Albany Penitentiary'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-31
SOb DOn 6eneral=Neaip
6eD. s.. SbpmaS.

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8eneral Sbcmas an iensm Gage taieltI
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lltr erlas. 9In ibm ssrliert baS eanp ti'
men feiner fdtisfen itnb tn istsr SeSteb'
uns ta6tisifen Generate.
General Sbrmas purbe am 81. SuIi
1916 In Souttampton County, girsinia,
sebprtn. Nahtsm er rine 3eitlans SUI
rispruttn, itubirt, fam rr i'm Sabre 1886
in bic Gnbrttsnf6ule mad geef pcint
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jsnsr 3eit mar er beitdnbis i'm Disnfe.
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npaneirts. Nah Shlub bes Drrimpnats.
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fam er I'm HcSemter ras COMMANDO bss
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no sr bic 8stsasn, Nrmss untsr @susral
SUpb faf oufrisb uub bamit ben 8ries i'm
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