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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25
DECORATION AUTHORIZATIONS IN NETWORK
AND BROOKLYN,

The Executive Committee of the Grand
Army Of the Republic has issued earnest appeal for
material aid contributions of plants and flowers for
Decoration Day The managers OF the Union Home and
School for Soldiers and Sailors Orphans invite all
patriotic ladies Of the city to meet them at headquarters
Broadway and Union-square, this and Monday after
noons to make for securing adequate sup
plies OF flowers for distribution. The Ladies' Union Re
lief Association will receive contributions FLOWERS from
the children of the public schools May 20, at the ArmOry
Of the 22d Regiment sTth-ave and Fourteenth-gt The
following contributions acknowledged by John W.
Marshall, treasurer Of the General Committee: VIM M.
Tweed $780, Douglas Taylor SIS; Gen. Geo. III. Sharpe
S. ]. II. Ingersol, go John W. Banck, IS; total $55.
In Brooklyn extended preparations making for the
observance OF the day The ceremonies at Cypress Hill
Cemetery will be held at p. M and at Evergreen Gem
etery during the forenoon under the auspices OF Posts
Geo II. Thomas, No. 49, and Hamilton, No 80. At Cal
vary Cemetery Post WadswOrth will conduct the
monies in the forenoon. The memorial services ut
Greenwood will be under the direction OF Post That
ford No g. and Will be unusually interesting. Details
from Posts Wadsworth and Ranken will decorate the
graves OF sailors In the United States Naval Cemetery at
10 a. IN The Marine Corps and band with the naval
officers OF the station will be In attendance. Arrange
aents are also making for decorating the grave Ad
iral Farragu at WOOdawn, by the Marine Corps under
Col Broome and delegation from the Grand Army OF
the Republic. The ceremonies at this point will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25
HAPs AND MIsHAPs.

HAPs AND MIsHAPs. :,
Deaths in Brooklyn last week, 1872 from S'"a''-
poI, O.; from consunpuon' 7" -. uoardman
George Donnelly, who stabbed Andrew boafdin""'
May is was arrested yesterday afternoon -, ~. al,ru
Archibald Stewart OF Jersey Ci'y """
fractured yesterday BY kick from his horse ~ -, No ato
Hugh McSorly an Irishman, age A'' VI ~
West Sixteenth st. f dead at his house yesterday <o,t
deck hand ON board the tug boat O nsmuy Avn
ov.o.p is.i evening !, be foot Delsnoeyst snd VI"
Detective Field of the Fifth Precinct ~
t.ri.y Preerek J. Goodrich. II, for sAoPhfuns "'
al the Leonadst Police Station .op, -.
The infant son of Eliza Homes of No lo3 s.h:
Brootlvu H. D. Was burned 70 death on IpesAy - "
tsling Ire hon steve, during The absence o. n p"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hotel-Baron Hubner OF Austria
and Capt Prince Of the British Navy - 81 Nicholas
Wotel-Ex Senator Abbott and Col John Hughes OF
Eortb Carolipa Col G. X. Peck OF Iowa, and Andrew
Carnage Of Pittsburgh. So Brevoort Hcnse-Gen
r. w. Kirkham OF San Francisco. - New,19rk k
and Col W. II. Reynolds Of Providence - Fifth
Avenue Hotel-The Hon. John A. Griswod OF Trey Col
a. W. echofeld, u. s. A; the Hon. W. NJ. Ely OF Bing
hamton, the Hon. 7. L. MINER Of Havana, n r.; Capt
Burton OF England and Col. Woodford OF Maryland
- eturteyant House-The Rev. T.. selkirk Of Albany:
u= Grand Central Hotel-Gen. John Hammond of
Crown Point, N. Y, and COL N. Slaughter OF virginia
Nevada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25
Clabs. LIST "a. 3D. 4th 9TH 9TH IN bth YIN Iotah'
BG.o9.: 3 9 Q -
Time Of Game, $780,

The Stars play the 0lympics of Washington
on the Capitoline Grounds tomorrow.
The baseball match between the Athletics
OF Brooklyn and the Neptunes Of EastOn Penn, has
been postponed until June IS.
The grand match between the Haymakers of
Troy and the Mutuas of this city takes place today on
the Union Grounds and fine contest ia expected The
Muuas and the Chcagos the only two professional
mines which have yet lost game this season. The
lawmakers stand third on the list.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25

John LomOn, a labOrer, age "a, residing at NO $50
p.st rsenf while at work eIoavaOn on Ashinons
near fuon yesterday severely injured by team Of hos hihns
him. ,4 g. e.. O
The body Of an unknown man, about D hve Ieet .
inches hight dred ia IRE Uniform Of the UIeu sAtt A p INA
s.sug bsrk yesterday IN tie f' os'e Iei NO
Tie deceased Lf light bic Jts and hset hall ana "h'h
A fire was caused in the apartments OF ferdinand
WGL,iLs.er on TIE tiyI nor u No. Pss last evening" by
lei ,Io s,c rom irI1; danage $3.50 insurance Whfei
r va Los aa nc tanGs rhe sOdessehI2 to fIiHs'h
q . A5mcL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25

.,ar T., ,ha vest coast OF Africa as missionaries under
The auspices Of the Missionary Board OF sne tIeobn
Church. Addresses were made by p .hs close OK the
exercises large number OF persons took INC "
the hand and babe them god-speed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25

The editorial excursiOnists, representing fifty
Ave different papers of Western New-YOrk which left
Fira on the night Of the 22d inst arrived at Baltimore
on the 23d and was entertained by Mr. n H. HOtchkss,
General manager OF the excursion, at Fountain House
Where hearty welcome was offered by Of the old.
ssf members OF the Baltimore Press and ably responded
10 y the editor Of The Ithaca Journal Ibey left Balti
more for Richmond the same afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25
CRICKET.

The st. George Club will open play for the
season next Monday, on the grounds at the foot OF
Nnth-st Hoboken, with club match at y. IN. between
the married and single members. tent will be erected
for ladies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25
re en-. c. Exchange, 8 years

hail. was won by John Harpers en- C. Exchange eyears
old, heating j. W. Fcrds br. c. Blackwalnut years;
Geo Codya lladers ch. Fadladen, years; H. t. NC
Crofhs Ia Crescent years; j. w Carter's h. Steve
Atchison, years; stringeeld stanhoper's oh: c;
wears. Hunt REYNOLDS c. P1anchetc, years, and +.
Farreil's b. c. years in the order named. Time 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25
Announcements. 4
Ihnnonncfmelt1l
BURNETr's COCoAINE-Th best Hair dressing.

DR.. SHERMAN's treatment for Rupture has
persons sought CAPT
tai bis by pretending TO have been his ard
afflicted should their
preenders Their object having
taon profess and promise and everything obaa Dr.
continues relieving the mptari his OEe 63 Broadway
where his genuine remedies sone be had and where
those interested apply his personal assistance send 10
his illustrated pamphlet and cheap circular of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25
BASEBALL.


The first game between the Eckfords and
the oldest junior club OF Brooklyn played yesterday ON
the Union Grounds resulted in the defeat of the Burn
side nine by score of rs to the worst whipping the
club ever sustained. The score is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25
THE HOME TURF.

TRorTING MATCH AT FLEETWOOD PARK Re
TWEEN JUDGE SCOTT AND JOHNNY REB FOR
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
tr0tting match for 81 900, mile heats, three
I'm Ave and 60 as they please, between Mr.. Martins
brown geding Johnny Reb and Mr. Fergusons chestnut
eld,ne Judge Scott formerly called Coudman attracted
400 or 500 persons yesterday 70 the Feetwood Park
track Judge Scott was known TO De horse o. gsa
A. a boter upon whom no reliance cond pe piaceu at
stage of race me PoS Oen esse eyeS and lust
before 1t 800 10 $50 on JohnY IN oc0I,ng
Snqsn hs horse both acted badly wasted
hour trying 70 get the horses 70 s y
Reb he was harnessed suky and John Loye't drove
him Judge sSgt going under T2a Hle, but hs turn Judge
hesa and tc;sd fast that Be Ts' %.ss st
e gsar and came bone an easy winner
SssGS 1aass Sect. yos9ny Ise
quite lame SsP Srus o. S d sss R ss lane sst
. s .s ss N nov. ~ siS judge Scot .Tdsd The
yrrsr~OoD P4rx May s4Ms,ss sice s. go
4 FsIyuss e. e. Judge Scott, under saddle
POINT BREEZE RACES.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2I.-TO-day was the
Assoeiaon Tue attendance was fair, the weather de
nghtful, and the track good The first race was for
pase, 500 rst $50 to second, 800 to third
wood faVories and Bridget second. The follow
tnE ~ the SUMMARY:
N. RSdensa q Fleetwood ....->............,.
Chsf.es H sReh's Lady ShOtwel.--...........
sOhI C.dney's h Bridge
W n DOoe's ida. . Young HiiEl han.
bteto0It JabtbA DIST
Ire second horses that have trotted
sAser than 240 parse OOo eco 10 INT $500 10 second
fsee TO thLd horse Three entered and started The fol
Ss~sDg Is tue
bo1ies Dr. NJ Juno. j
, "a ..s 81. x
AafJhleyE d. o. TTaialgaT.
LEXINGTON RACES.
LEXINGTON, KY, May A.-The first race to- \
ffy was for purse of $780, two mile heats. Harpers
~ 2. LoDgiellow, years old walked over
~ ssssRa race, for TIE slyp pxse VI szss ye ssd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25

PATCHES susBuRS, CoARsESEss Ge, and give marbee
pIon great HAGAs MAGsoL Balm viii persiuste
bloom youth years What the Baa tie complexion LIoSs
KArHAIRos is to the hair grow
luIurAny e.ass dandruf prevents the falling out or
turning gray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25
AQUATIC.
REGATTA OF THE MANHATTAN YACHT CLUB
THE SKIP JACK WINS.
AQUATIC.

The second annual regatta of the Manhattan
Yacht Club, the opening of the season, atrse'eu
large number Of ladies yesterday, who were receiver
board the little steamer Fort Lee and generously
tanned by the committee string band lu, ,'aa on
music. About noon a crowd OF people had rn,o
the dock at Harlem TO see the start JUG ''
sloor-yachts were entered:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25
HOME NEWS.
TaR WEATHER

s~r.,o.,. ac.r r ss5 ! Be- Nv Mya.s ~ sMsE
Nay N'', ~ @9 n w ~ ~ ss'sw
q 10 g.1 u w - II ~ 49, o e. &c. ".
MAY a. s10-Thermometer at 2 a. Ill., "a
REnAE ssu. n o. M. 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25
oLYMPICs VS.. RED STOCKINGS.

BosTON, May "a. - The game between the
Olympcs Of Washington and the Boston "nine" excited
great interest and witnessed by about 5000 people
The result tie the Bostons Being whitewashed
i'm every inning except the third The fielding both
sides was remarkably good These clubs will play an
other game on the Capitolne Grounds, Brooklyn, on
Saturday next The following is the score by innings;
C7ub. Isl, "a. 90. 4th 9Th. 9Th 7h. 9th 9th Totals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25

VALUABLE TESTIMONY From ABRoAD.-Vin-
cent Lundbsu Of Stockholm the King Of Sweden
HALEs HA scalp
ana for the Hair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25

Il WrTH THE COLUMN OF THE PLACE VENDOME
were destroyed trophies 81 hundred ruthy
swep, awsy the symbols Ofhs Bonspse dyua The gOy Ameh
can eouqusror ssdurngeeey KSors whose victorious
wreatsiaeompsrsbe HSssre OnpLsny upborne al the
continent By well balanced besd Of ooOmtss sovereign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25

To THE LADIEs.-Now ia the time TO free tn
complexion Patches Prechles and Tan using
GTy Am PR1eKLs LorlOr. II ssrebabs and harmless Prepare
on by Dr. b. G. PsNxY Dematoloss, ~ Bond st. SewYot Sol
by Dr1Qgiss everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new and beau
tiiul designs reliable Wsoes choice Jowy aud segyGe al
bsvIsss. VI Pstoest, New iori pApol4s specially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25

Gporro OF CADMusw Gentle reader, stroll
,, srrros,s ncuIArrss 10 Rsst ssvssesnthi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25

"Jsrr OF PRosPERO!n Ariel il a regula
hattie, A AssKnIs TuRxIsn Lexington, Twenty ah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25

COMPRESSED IVORY MARIlNGAL
" RINGS Buttons Animals Heads assorted eoo Win
qaoi' Au1 ''O' ''' VIM NJ YELLING. No. 21 Ceutre-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25

STAPLETON.-The steamer Virgo for Savan-
nah when off Quarantine yesterday afternoon, sent ont
a boat manned by three to land passenger. II
capszed at some distance from the shore but another
boat put from Quarantine, and the whole party
rescued.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-18
TO DE CONTINUED.

A QUESTION TO RE ANswE wERED.- the
South produced 4, 200, 600 bnlea of cotton
IN l070-or more by 900. 600 bales than
the average crop from 1850 to 1860, aud
only 475, 00O bales less than Tie crop Of
So Co.'S not this fact alone u complete
answer to the thousand libeIs of alleged
disorder and luwlessness in the South?
ta Nato Pork Espress.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-18

TpAT ~, KIpS BILL THE sNal5on, IS
it's last issue. nses tHa, fblioxihr s,, Stroa f. =
and q, foroible laogdags g rsissenss 70
Snel,aoaIge5;s 81 q. Kp KipA bill, fvhioh has
SoDote: $50 - Ft-@.tStf "a &,sy, 4 ~
mo such powers we're ever before ,be-
slowed on an executive officer 10 tree
country; no such powers can DO bestowed
on any man without seriously weakeninr
the popular respect for law; and the Ifaoe
that they are only to last till june, 1879.
will not prevent the measure, il enacted.
proving precedent 6f tie ..nost sflocE-
ing kind, whioh bad men, in bad times,
Will not hesitate to use. and which q
Democratic majority in Congress, aiding
a Democratic President, might uae 70
bring about auch- q suppression, OF Sin
surrectionary combinations at the sonth
as occurred in Jamaica, in 1866 I'VE
shall reserve further comment On it
however, until after its fate has, been de.
cided in the Senate" ..s'3'.,''.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-18

FATAL ACCIDENT AT SCRANTON, Pa
a despatch to tho New York San, dated
Scranton, April 8, says: About 8 o'clock
Ihis morning. sqnad of the Zouaves
were going out of one of these buildings
to relieve the guard. Lieut.. Weayer
was IN command, and he and Corporal
Gore had already gotten outside. Pri-
rate Braine was in front of the SOUND,
and was dragging his muskct along the
wooden floor. A pile Of lumber stood
along the side door, aud Braine was
lostled against the lumber so that the
lock OF bis musket canght in the projec-
tions, touching it of. It was loaded
with bull and three bnckshot The
hal! passed through Lieut.. Weave-'s sto-
mach. injuring his intestines, and struck
Core in the breast. driving one of the
small brass buttons Of his Zouave jacket
into Int bis heart. killing him instantly.
Three buckshot lodged in the Lieuten-
ants back. Ho snnk rapidly, and died
at o'clock this afternoon.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-18

Geo. Wenlelkin, ,aliqs, D viph George,
a famous oonuterfeiter, has been Arrested
Ia New YorketaHe wus committed, fnide.
fault Of S25, 600 bail, Mat Y, Gni-1s,noS T,
E7Ff II II f'p|htV' Il w il oayo Cg7oy .
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-18

Says Ha'per's Bazaar: a'sMany az iithe
most profound scholars and able pnb-
licists Of the day are of Hebrew descent.
Among others may be named DisraeH.
Cremieux. Borne, Monteflore,s sAuerbaoh.
Heinerich Heine, Jules J9nin, faS g
Agullar. Fonld. In music Herr. Me-.
yerbeerr, Halevy, Gottschalk. tn drama
Rachel: In the United ,Statea.1
!kaphael, Wise. Lillienthaf, Leeser, Elm
horn, Noah, Isaacs.''. 4 81 ll.s,a 49,,
A daughter was born to- Ole cBnll in
West Lebanon two weeks ago. Gan chat
child be properly called calf?' s. ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-18

LARGE IMPORTS The total imports of
ury goods ut tho port of New York for
tue month of March, gives the enormous
tota! OF $l4. 400. IT'S, against SO. 7G2, ,526
ID March OF last year, aud SO, 973, ,5GG in
corresponding mouth OF the year before.
ihe total entries for the month amount
to Sl8, l20, 0l2. against $l2. 983, LOG last
year. The increase. it will be seen, is
over 20. COO, 900. or gain of about 70, ty
per cent These are figures that sllonld
command the attention of all, as thew
surely will that Of every intelligent, cure
fnl merchant. The increase entered for
warehousing for the three months OF the
cnr current calendar year is nearly SO, ,O0O,-
Uoo over corresponding time last YEAR
nngggregatihg nggg some S41 200, 900 aRainst
S3f. QUO, QUO, 'i.,''sF1 1Nf6pfI.!
- - Is--l-.-- . ---ll--.-- 4 81 -!lhi 2
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-18

There are believed to be only two
revolutionary soldiers now alive-Daniel
l.. Bnteman, Of Cattaragus County, New
York, and another, whose name is u,i-
known. living in Newbern, North Caro-.
una. The first is on the pension rolls,
but the other is not.
A young officer not over fond of fight
ing waited on General Steinmetz on the
eve OF battle. to request leave of absence
to visit bis father and mother, both of
whom were extremely i'll. "Yes." said
the general, "honor your father and yonr
mother, that your days may be long"
= There is said to be u colored woman
in Abbeville. whose age 1913 years. Hcr
pam. pane is AZ Amy Gordon: She was borp in
,Airiea. in 1743. .5 rs 5(4.
Fashionable dogs, in Now York, the
& fashionable .sl, ahflSfltiss announce, are to
year silk necktiesi.this summer ,Iiitl
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-18

Several persons were. frozen osiieatb
IN IN NEBRASKA during binding storm on
fnOnuay.. ~ sE'-, ,2H ( su% 10 s4.lt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-26
gs Die Nufmcrfiamfcit Der De-
mofratic rpir6 auf bic Aniprnd1e
Don Dumcam Wcpbcrfon ais
Saueicat fur SdS ShertHsdmt
BON Baltimore oclcuft.

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Ole 4syuiuHgtu utd ]Dcyacltn, ,peIbe 1t turtbmadt,
nm bc 9cutn bu GGitu, IgtIbe nus uUt'r oSR 5ets
otS JtaotlIlymu5 8dcu,it tisIlsT. Wtr tSaHi7ru'
den, oas outb lc,ue uu0 l,usr Dtt1sJcttCT S1Iie IS
a,Iuul, Ole wbIIIt Ra,te. ~ i!aJisH Ok bsiHaIs Gle
C0etbruibait bate.
81 uvtbrt cHtui0u5 bic mas rtu, oT5u STaon'-
lotion Is odmaI5 Dctblu0ut,, oaE Ole nStBtu Stimm-
acuu Warglaut'0 tutIthttt uutoen, 0tHe eaB and
nur elm Qrut luc oiyiI uUilorm'rIns uurptHi9t paTi
ais IblCBuh cine gcyUtll0un2 gtmott rpnree ludt
tiricIny hCt g8yttm not au6uitCHt luH lbU "a eHts
CbdoIsen uHb ctus etldni ~ icInrH SalntH h!itu Of
len, ,uslbg oUGttH1cbung lugcDo - 10 fostaeTte,
M bar 6ont-r ,I- N,formsHr. tHt'Itt. EuH'
ean WcpnsrfJu g.liar a..1s ar-,7i9 EIlisHo
goaarS, na, .ls Cgr-H lac hEr tutH isna eIrtet ua
lutaeu gtrlua ]eD.s.-n u.s l-5 Die 0emotratsn
Mot gBaerH ioutnr .Hu oa' Mint ciusS Shsr'NS
pom Baltimore u ssFgn. 9tr VsHocu ms an M
isrs ~beatid1su WttaEratr uUO Iorotrn ir uui, uUs tbrr
unteritupuuo ~ QeOcu uHo init 1list nEo NeriNtta
b1w htimtrua,u. Ounit 81. WteYbsripH De no
Mutation rrbaltsu m0aC. lUo miro Ct tTDob1t 10
maacn tie ]Nbct,cuat fttu, ban tt tore 9Utuehsu MIDI
abrricbtu, iouOcrn &c ais rCcud,r Damn ihhScn uno
clcroc Electromagnetic uou tprsH trrH baIten Miro
(WiaiiG, tWtt') @ieie 1emctrats".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-26

IS mar, ais wcnn eir SescI in ben
Canal geiobreu pdre."
$50 ?" iagte ra6oeutli6 Der Serr
6criter.
Damn fru9te er: u5oben eS aud bic
gtnOern ?"
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y66re, gtncreas," iagte oaraui Der
!6err Scriter fat itrense, ,,ipri6 nidt peis
ter bappu, uno iage AUDI ben auoern, baB
tic idweigen."
p6ie wiiIen alir, mas es mar, !9err
6priter?"
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ihdIte manhmal Sd6cn portpmmen uno
pprtcmmeu miliIen, BON nenen bic Inter
aebenen ni6tS miiIeu uno ullp audi ntttS
ipreben %otrier. Gcbe ;u Del en- Came
raoen Suritd."
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0err Soriter, am Nabmittd9e mar bod
binter Der Slareuer Spite Elm irembeS
G0mpiihii 9eiehen."
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rs war eiu gmerituner."
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Ser Sypa6im Stampier mar III 8laz
reu geweien. Gr brohte pprbin bic Na6s
riht."
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Yer Sbii@manH giu9 iegt.
Bortiegun9 iolat.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-26
z. Der lImeritauer.

!
Ser Mpnp war bbber an Slmmel enlz
pprseftiesen, warI iein 2idt pOller itber
bic See. Die 2uit war rubig, oer Abenp
It'll unb warm 9eblieben.
Sim Strance, auf ber'elben Stetie, BON
Der cine St,nbe pprber bas SampNfrT
nit ben tleiuereu Sppten bic @ergnilz
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bate, fanp ii6 Der !Serr 6criter wleper
elm.
st aebbrte sl ben Snipettcren bcS Sas
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tuna uno auiii6t itano baS 8erlaoeh eer
,ur see absebenpen G%rSeu9nihe per 5o'
brit. Ct mar alip nit benz Secs uno
SbiFswelsn pertraut. 9arum bate er
beute wpbl ben gluitrag erbalten, earilber
,u waden, bab bel ber stbiabrt unc bud.
tebr Der @aIerpartie ales in SrpnanS Jet
unp in Srpnung Su9ebe.
Die 9abrt bate cine Stilnee pallerll
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