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New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
MIDLAND PACIFIC
RAILWAY
FIRST MORTGAGE
z PER CENT GOLD BONDS.

issued at The rate of Sl8 J mile upon CO1-
PLETED ROAD nom NEBRASKA CITY, on the Missouri
River to LINCOLN The CAPITAL Of NEBRASKA TIE distance
between these points AMI this division Of the Road
sueeess operation earning an all the Interest on
Bonds reretrates EXCEEDINGLY RICH AGRICULTURAL
region with UNLIMITED CAPABILITIES ior production and much
needed abundant crops market This need has been
much felt that LOCAL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TIE AMOUNT OF
$4,000 PER MILE HAVE BEEN MADE facilitate the extension Of
tie road Lincoln westward The Platte River which in process
Of construction The MIDLAND PACIFIC forms part Of direct EAST
AND WEST TRUNK ROUTE being rapidly built iron Ubaha on
tbe INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILWAY
Ia Illinois through VERY RICH AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT
BESsELY POPULATED greater part Of the way Grand
Island River where junction made with the Union Pa
se Railroad line go miles long onei Of three ns Of
rheh 200 MILES COMPLETED force Of over 1000
zen engaged vigorous prosecution Of the work and the ENTIRE
LINE is to be FULLY COMPLETED IN l371
The comDosng this trunk hns JUDClOUSLf LOCATED
AND ARB UNDER THE DIRECTION OF SOME OF TIE ABLEsP
AND MOST SUCCESSFUL RAILWAY MANAGERS of the country
Reng IN the sane interest. consolidation mn follow and thus form
strong combination Of railway DFsc,nes Of route greatly In rs IA
vor as NeWYorE aud San Fran
cisco over existing MIDLAND PACIFIC with the broad
area productive land tributary 70 H. With i close ALI
Nebraska Railroad and he indsnapo
Is Bloomington WESTERN EXTENSION be taxed
its fullest limit local and ausgh basne shpnens
Of products BY this road will lead to the the EAST
We recommend these Bonds which FIRST LIEN COM
PLETED road prime security. PERFECTLY SAFE. and IN
RETURNS much deabe for investors than Government Bonds
Present price 90 and accrued nterestin currency.
Coupons payable Feb ard Aug Gold free Of tar. IN the
Cy Of New YORK securities received erchange
full es may registered without charge Pamphlet
circulars giving full Information, be obtained from tho 1ner
signed financial Agents Of the Company.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18

The BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
RAILWAY FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT
GOLD BONDS.
The entire loan issued against the main lIne Of
this road having been sold. we now offer a small
mortgage Of So 100000 against the Milwaukee Divi-
sion of the road. These bonds are secured in pre-
cisely the same manner as the old issue, and are
entitled TO equal confidence.
Price for the present 92l and interest in currency
henry CLEws 81 Co.. 80 Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
Safe and Profitable
THE ~ rh ree
CANADA SOUTHERN
First Mortgage Sinking Fund 30 Years
Z PER CT. GOLD BONDS
80 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

The RSad from Busao River The Eastern
hnk the AIR LINE FROM BUFFALO TO CHICAGO and has
been M about yeau pas, by railroad who
necessity RAIL, GRADE SHORT
ROUTE great railroad systems which dvege Chazo
Toledo and Buffalo
Among road, subscriptions 22o miles
tout already graded bged and ready for Tho
superst1uesure large part all Of the
stations part equipment purchased
MILTON coURrRGHT, join T. TRACY DAVID DowS WIN
L. SCOTT, HENRY II. PARSHAM, R. A. FORSYTH HENRY POR
TER, JOHN NJ. BURKE NJ. SYKES B. r. ALLEN all drrc
tors either IN the Chicago M Chicago
and Pacific; GEO oPDYKB Mland Road ALLEN
SIDNEY DILLON DANIEL DREW. J. s. Easement J. & }.
CASEY o. S. CHAPMAN, JoHs ROSS DAVID STEWART and p
H. WINSTON.
TIE ROAD sflbs
SO Miles Shorter than any other 2s5ad,
either BUILT or in contemplation Buffalo and Chicago and
will O shorten the distance Toledo and Buffalo y miles
THE MAXIMUM GRADE on the Line eTceed FTP
FEET the meand SnsiysI cent Of toe road Is
STRAIGHT
The ROAD WILL BIZ COMPLETED and running order be-
fore Dec. 81 OF this year
The principal and interest parable either IA Ne"YOF
London Of Frankiort
We confidently recommend the bonds Glasses investors
LEONARD, SHELDON & FOSTER,
NO no VvALL-STREET.
NOTICE.
HAVING BECOME ASSOCIATED WITH MesSs LEONARD.
SHELDON FOSTER in Agency of The CANADA SOUTHERN
RAILWAY CO.. We offer the above named Bonds FOR sale
Amer thorough investigation we recommend friends and
,ustOmers as SURE AND RELIABLE INVESTMENT.
Pamphlets and all Information furnished application.
WINSLOW, LANIER & Co.,
27 PINE-sT.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
finanrlal.


/ DAN FOR S1562.90O 90 FOR THE DEFI-
THREE SSSer Rsc Il sEvSs TNT SSEe 81 R FS 4SPo SECTION
The Commissioner Of the Canal Fund By rrtae of Act enle
5 3 ,G ,5 2 P ss,5 Hn & S sS ps. 1s 7s en R % Con-
sucn hereby v notice hat sealed proposals vii oe rGeIa AZ so
re- a & s 0 q NM DSE EbED ME po @ s
be certificates STOCK rEREsT PAYABLE GoLo
either registers. coupon s option he purchaser m Be ssad N ee
nR Run under Of the Constitution bearing
interest % @ s = ss S ats sHs.r1 ~ Dd r & @ ea and the pSVa
Of jolly thousand eight hundred and eighty
II to be understood that Commissioners
os opoo sIs % . Re interest y 5 state
The proposals be FOR The whole or any part OF d loan not @
An rrposls to be r.alea IN and dorsed Sinking
Fund ana neos envelope directed the AutOr of the CaaI
Depaiinlen Aaa9y, @ d ~ =; - 10 ,,sa = , sd s s, cent
the OF the proposal and the balance on the h dag Of
PAYMENTS to be made By deposng credit Of The
Treasurer Of the state Of Ses YORK on ogni OF the Cans
state Nations Bank n the City Of Albany.
naabe rnsy on tie let laws Of January AID Jay
of the Manhattan Company. in the city Of sew:YOrk.
ALLgS G. BEACH Lieut. Governor
shf2E HLfoz ( scRBsER a1FssfS es@sssG'$ sstsg z State
THOMAS RAfNhS. Treasurer
FRANCIS c BARLOW AuOrneT-Genera-
CASAI DEPhIxENT ALBAnr \; y, June u, ~. z
PoIfpoSED as 81 to s ia Inst. ' i o'clock pro
posals viii continue to be received g. DAYTON Aaditos
PECEIVER's SALE. NEW-YORK SUPE-
Ia HioR COTRT-WTLLIAM H. WEBB ag. THB NORTH
IMERIcAS STEAMSHIP ooMPAYY-Iu pursuance Of tie
sail sesou p5onns Eeeyf ne and, ,1a s1sc;s Of
American steamship COMPANY vii sel At public deuon
by T. H. LUDLOW at the kEeaane Sslesroon
Broadway the City Of New Yerk on IUEsDAi NAY ~
1872 at II dclock described property, constituting prt
of th eae rested IN NE sixteen th0nan *
hundred md euty-fve SHARES Of STOCK Of The CkAAL AhEh
CIN rg1 1SSTr COnPayY II. MCCLELLAN, Receiver
Tss asore here5y POSTPONED until TUESDAY June II,
made through
NJ mol,bll-AN' ho,ef
1872 at ococ place. and sale 10 be made through
Auciopeers II. MaLBLLAH Receiver
III PER CENT KANSAS SCHOOL BONDS,
Principal interest payable EwYor The afest aod most de-
PER CENT BONDS
Of JOHNSON COUNTY. KANSAS,
REGISTERED with AHiitOr.
Interest January and July, in New-fork .. ......
IudrbtedIesa S'O'V"
Also Coulfy that s the investor Il 70
~ - FITCH, OTIS K Co, Bankers.
II Plne-st, " Y.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18

TALLOvThe market b dull at 9l lss sales 20 900 b.
TOBACCOKeutuckr Leaf continues moderate iemand
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18

The dua Cotton runng ID guam. Do 'i9 ~
bsifs grade o below the grade quoted = NJ Ill -
COFFEB-rhe mIrke c0utuues oul bu nn poes ~ M
sdyane-d ic sales baltimore oV bags AO pSi M
of $500 DO. per dnqofa .ra ..sr
FIOCR AND MRAL-The Flo marie epenea dae 1 ai ~, t
"a. @ siea choice Family grades ercspiedf Common nle uot
| ar pisnty and aeri markes Is au anu aOol
a. d
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
Banking sonses ano eansrrs.
Diuiorno Notices.

UfPICE 4 tOsPANT. Z
"a BEOADVAr, New -f0Ik, Jane 10. l8r1.
A DIVIDEND of THREE AND ,ONE-HALl
n PKR CENT Cspts of this topary
elsrs able Jl Transfer viii be eios k<th
sni reopenei July AZ 10 n. GODDARD, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18

FoR SALE AT PAR AND ISyrEREsT IN CURRENCY BY
JAY COOKE & Co.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-21
EXHIBITION IN BOTANY.

The lecture hall Of St. Francis Xavier College
was last night crowded by an audience drawn
thther by the announcement that an exhibition in
botany would be given by the students Of the
class OF 1873. Mr. Frisbee, who is the Profess
sor of Botany in the college, had all things pertain
ing to the entertainment most perfectly arranged
The exhibition was given on canvas, with the oxy-
hydro stercoptcon, and consisted Of figures OF the
several branches and subdivisions OF the science
The different plants were not exhibited according to
classes but according to the several zones In which
they flourish. As each figure was reflected on the
canvas short explanation OF Its history, pecu-
liarties and medicinal qualities was delivered by
one OF the Students Among others was the to-
bacco plant, which offered the lecturer an oppor
tunty to dilate upon the prevalence Of its use In
the United States He stated that next to salt, to-
baccO was most used, and In confirmation of what
he said he stated that the statistics OF the country
showed that fOrty-nine out Of every fifty Of the
male population used tobacco in some one shape or
another. The entertainment ended with music
pianO--by Mr.. G. A FAIRIES, who also played several
selections during the intermisslon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-21
SAD SUICIDE OF AN INVALID.

He shoots Himself Through the Head.
For several years past Mr.. Thomas Bell, gentle
men In comfortable circumstances, living at 80
East 125th street, has suffered intensely from
rheumatism and govt and Of late had become so
disabled that 1t was almost impossible for him to
leave the house without assistance. Seeing no
prospect OF ever being any better, Mr.. Bell grew
very Respondent, and life seemed burden to him.
Whether he bad ever made any threats
O'clock Yesterday morning Mr.. Bell, watching his
opportunity, placed revolver to his head and
fred, death being almost instantaneous.
Coroner Herman was notified to hold an lnquest,
Mr. Bell fortyeight years Of age, native Oh TINS
city and was gentleman OF education and Ienne-
ment, and his death will be severely mourned ~
large circle OF true friends and acquaintance ~ is
believed by his relatives that at the time OF com.
hitting the deed Mr.. Bell was partially deprived OF
reason. In consequence Of his great pnysical SUI
fertn0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-21


stand aside.
Aaron Browne had formed opinions on the case !;
nothing could remove the opinions he had formed.
Stand aside.
George W. Buckheart peremptorily challenged.
Henry G. Bowen had expressed opinions on the
subject; was peremptorily challenged.
Francis Graylard had formed opinions which
George ". waIdgrove had also formed an opinion,
which would not, however, bias him in giving a
fair verdict. Challenged to favor. Have not IN
took place; do not know J. Gould or any Of those
connected ,,l With With the Erie Railway; do know
know the prisoner; did not know Colonel Fisk In
his lifetime; he did not know Henry Smith, Police
commissioner. The triers found the challenge true.
Francis p Farrell had formed opinions which
nothing could remove. Was told to stand aside.
FOURTH JUROR.
Nehemiah N. Cornish had also formed opinions
which to be removed he would have TO hear both
sides OF the case. Challenge for favor. The trlers
Pau! Koachling, o cabinet maker--Have con.
versed with no one on the subject except my
pressed an opinion to her on the subject: do not
understand the English language well enough.
Challenge to favor withdrawn told to stand aside.
Solomon Lewis. Medical certificate. Refused.
James Smith. Challenged peremptorily.
George u. Shortridge having formed an opinion
which could not be removed, he was told to stand
Christian Brendt-Have talked to my neighbors
on the subject; have formed an opinion on the sub
Ing man should have been killed; saw Fisk driving
and riding In the PARK; saw him with ladies; saw
WIEN THE DUKE WAS HERE
Daughters stokes also enjoyed hearty laugh
would think 1t bad thing II any one was killed !;
Challenge to favor The triers found the chalense
James n wellair, having formed an opinion not
John r. Haley had formed an opinion, which still
remained but thought he could render fair verdct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-21
THE ALLEGED POISONING AT NEwBURa.
NEwBURg, N, Y, June 20. 1877

NEwBURG N. Y, June 20, 1877.
The inquest In the case Of Alans0n Fisher, who
died by poison, was concluded this afternoon. The
jury rendered verdict to the effect that the poison
was Dot administered with intent to kill. James
Green ana Robert Osborn, who had been arrested
on suspicion. were released to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-21
BUREAU OF STREET CLEANING.
First Report or the New Boa rd-Ths
Work That Has Been Accomplished
Since the Transfer.

First Report OF the New Board-The
Work That Has Been Accomplished
Since the Transfer.
The first report OF the new Street Cleaning Blu
reau was received yesterday, and contains details
and statistics Of the work done since the depart
ment has been transferred to the police The re-
port is, on the whole, satisfactory and the change
seems to he decided improvement. The Seventh
Tenth, Seventeenth and Eighteenth wards are in
cleaner condition IN than they have for
of the garbage and dirt has been re-
moved. The system OF Matchmaking that the
dirt brigade so long exercised upon citizens has
been removed and the penalty OF instant dismissal
Is to be enforced upon all who demand any money
In addition to their regular salary. The vagaries
in which the ragpickers have INDUCED are to be
regulated, and steps are to be taken to prevent
them selling their refuse OF food to the cheap
restaurants.
The following Is an abstract OF the report:-
FSrst-Two hundred and hftyhrce miles of Streets or
the entire OF the city, was cleaned by Wednesday
and mile; ns
three P. N; on Friday, lith inst
nr e nas & %ss were
miles Of the snS aT T x and ppw S
aSenneswere cleaned third lime BY one NJ on Sum
day 10th inst the total number q miles cleaned being
Wages Of sweepers, at 81 Is per day $500 90
Expense Of cars for sweepings at - per day 64S w
Expense Of unloading dirt. sIS IS
Wages OF assistant foremen. Observation-Disclosures. 1850 90
Total expense. of operating, exclusive of Office
expenses and supernendents' salaries. $9, 70l %
Total amount OF dirt and ashes removed 23g7 cubic
on account Of having only two days, notice to organize
were compelled to work at disadvantage fhe superin
tendent recommends the rigid enforcement of the
into the streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-21

Total expense OF operating, exclusive Of office
expenses and superintendent salaries $40 FOL rs
Total amount Of dirt and ashes removed 23f97 cubic
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-03-21
po'eCie.
Unttss S9ilbma9e.

Su finu ssir&s swifasu 3DSlf unS Gn
8anb siu SoIbai F@ aat Sage etu;
Sn Hammer SaItuns unb NIT fsfsm S&rit
Wte jur warab'n n Dor ben MItar triti.
Gr tbais' JswiHtnbaft Sibr aus Sibr elm,
Tim 3pSIf llbr trail tr In BE Seir&s Gin,
S&Ias Gins trat q, na&bsm sr ialutift,
Gau, militarif& wss. pIs IDS s,bibrt.
S&on Ianss bat sr 70 na1 better wni&t
Dor BEN AItar ben Disnft sstban, unb ni&i
Gnisanssn mar tu iOnstrbare Rann
Dem 8Iasr. DIR bratf % sbsim wfausr al.
D.! pfairr absr TEN Raicr % fast
limb Der icfort bsn SnfantrlRtn frast;
"Msin SObn fas' mir, mas In ter stir&'
bu trsibf,
@atum bu cine Stunpt pOr htm NItar
b'hbf2"
Der Safantrilf fsbt fb Ia poFtuI
Sprt&t: n3u BsfsbI! Bon Wiitas bio elm
libr
Dab ibbm WaGbisnR Dor Rem 9arramsnt
@sIOtst anb ssprisftn Cbns Gnb."
uWis for" frast faunsnb Der MaiOr.-
nglun a."
gDar nun msin 8rirssmann NIT Ter Nnt.
purt ba.
80 fttbs S&ilhwa&' Sor BEN Ssilisttum.
Wie f&'s ssb5rt , Ssrnsbmsn Sis warum +?
DIR ObnR bat bod cine Wa&' pOrm' paus,
Die faIatirt spann ct ssbt elm unb aus.
Der General bat gar Der @a&sn aspsi
Man faet, her aGnis babe ibrrr brsi.
Die @a&' ilstt nramm Dor itrsm S9iltr.
baus,
llnb fcmmt sin Oif,ir ,ur Ibir bsraus,
llab Iomuit Der @snsraI br e traBs Der,
Damn bsibt es; @@tuns' praisntIri's @s.
pfbr! .
Da bap Id btnn IN mfintm Sinn sssa&t: |
Dc& fcnSsrbar bab Der bat ftine Wadt |
Der 1T Der arObtt 9err, esbtnsbsit
Bon nun alt bis In alIs Gpisftit.
Sd nabm mir bann- pfueib'n Der Str
Matcr-
Mit fsfsm, bsilistm Gnii9luGt oor:
9u pillf bon nun an 8oitss S&ilbpaa'
ltln |
an irtem Sage spil&m 3wSIf unt Gin!
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DIE Stride sOu bon frrmnitn 8tisrn ~;
Do& III bsr Miitassfunts III Tt Itsr
Drum iemmt Id unb iisiIt mid babn."
~9rapO" risf t'rauf seriibrt her SiTsir,
~Wsin SUbn. tu ibuti rt@t Id lob 70 bir;
@sb' nun iiirtn In be 8ir&s btnstn,
Du fcllf bon nun an @oitts S&ilbpa@'
ttin."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-03-21
Die
Yenuiblbaaiide Staats3eituas,

PttuupHtbtptH ppu
j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 19,
tsI&ttnt issrn DcnnsrIas, unb io1tt -. 90
ptr Sabr, sablbar tnntr6alb btsSabrts, unb
$50 mad WerFu6 bts Sabrsanss.
Ginjtlne Gremplartn, 3 Gent6 per Stad.
8tine Subisriptiunsn wsrben fir ptnissr
als fe&s Wonatsn ansencmmsn; aud fam
ghsnianb bas 9Iait abbtRellsn bio ale RHd-
Ranbs beSablt fnb.
Die er6Gte 0erbreituns.
Die Circulation Der uwtnnfYISautf&e
Staatss 9tttune" In Daupbtn County
n grBBu ais bic iresnb siner antren IN Oar.
risburg'attrudtsn bsutltfn CHER enaliI1sn !3et-
tuns. Gle betst bssbalb bic bette @slsstnbett
sInjeiam in tisitm 1bsile bss Staatss cine
pfiir 8srbrsitune su psritaffn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-03-21
f G u ii( G / 0 II.
ger,los nno 9er,ensgut.
Cine Gr;abluns fiir pie Susenb.
SeAffes 8apiteI. I
@er 9lnoern eine 8rnbe srabt
faQt Ielbft binein.

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(gsrtistHns.)
Ser In bic Seele bee armtn Grnf
batts blidsn tSnnsu, wiirts eartn Ssls'
fen tabsn, tpis istr 20 ttm earam ~
ttun war. bic 3unstsuns ess Snssls
mistsr su sswtnnsn unb feline ger3st'
tuns tu 'trlansssn. Gs& fpars r
wtrtltd fttns Mufmsrtiamtsit auf f&
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tleinas @sI&aft NIT elmer 8oriI&t, tpsl'
DE elm Qaasln tss SpOttss Oesr Mit'
leits bate bsrsorrufsa t0nnsn. wsnn
man nt&t sswubt BATE, bab 20 1& um
bas san,s asbsusslid tss armsn jun
gen M.nl&sn unb nstsnbst aud nod
um bte .3ufrietsnttit itinsr 3artlt& BON
itm ssltsbtsn SHUTTER taneslts. llnS
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san, scrtr.ffIi&.-9tsibtr, S&rsibsrst'
en-, Bidder unb aIlts ,stStsn pieesr bic
aI.e iratere Saubsrlsit unb Orpnuns
70 bab Der ltsSpislmeysr gang Ssrsnas'
ts @saaler ma&te, unb fosar aud 5srr
2raspsltsrser bsm armsn Sunssn pts'
Der auwetlsn stnsn frsunblt&sn Bid
psra5nute. Mbsr 90 bausrt sten nur
etwa sisrs.bn Sage. Sn Der brtttsn
Bods Ssisten ila bic unbssrstfltGsn
g.aaldlaslsitsn wisbsr, unb 3u anfana
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malls aus ben 8oddrmsln teraus unb
aus @aasn, NIT hsnsn erna umsins.
3.istsn nur su bsutlt& R&tbare Spa'
rem non G&mub uno tlnlaubertstt.
.@ts fstsn wutl. Spislmsier". fast'
Sur srasp,lbsrssr a&i.Isudenb. .-oss
sett ui&t! Der Burf&s 10 Strlcrsn,
Gr mub mir aus BEN Sauis"
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L
Berth eibisuns mstr. gr isui3te nut
unb ld6ttsltt nur iraaris ben srausr
8cpk '
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laste sr. sd bssrsif' 20 unb bssrsif
90 ni&t. ,pit Grna. fcnR Der faabsrfs
reinliaas. pinttlt&fe iunss Msni& nt
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bab fttnss Htsttsns tm 9aufs bee On
tsls niat LANCER i.in.sonnts, unb fas'
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Da, Ia ben ltbten Sassn isins Wnw'
itutstt, bat sr sinss atsnbs Gpislmss
lee um ben gomptcir'S Salafsl, an' mol
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9tlle 9trten 8uGs uno Sob
9lrbeitett iperben f16n iinb btatg
In pieier Sffiee perfertiSt.
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Au8sn lsbsn ans tnue wsrten, uaS q
far cine fal(6. S&lans. an ielnem Ser.
Un ssnatrt, unb was fir Elm ubIi5ss,
sbrli&ts @.mdtb Ct BON Fa seRo6sn
bat. ea6 mid nur MAIDEN Der f&Ie&s
ts @ubs. bsr eubwts. mu6 ponaanbta
entla'pt wertsn. paa tu oie Wslp.
roasn mttssbraHt 2"
"Sa bier flnb IT, 3srr SptsImsy.r," !"
lasts ernt unb lssts Rs auf ben stl&.
r@ni! Sd werse ae ttnawstlen 81.
ealisn. tlne mas bid anbetrift 70
S'b' tfbt wi'ssr gang rutts mad 6aa(e,
'0mm wis as~Sbnli& In bas @s1&dlt
une 'amm'u sta um gar nidbts, lon.
bern lab MID fir bid tanbsln unp
fprs6en."
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DE In bic 6dnbs bss trsu.n Gr.anpss
nno isbrte mad 5auis ,urid. BUR h..
ilimmttn etunbs bssab Ct lI& mad ua.
ten tn bas Compton, fibie I'D an G.in
pult anb tssanm feline sswStnltte W.
belt. ale oh nt&ts sslastsn ware. Cub.
mtg tsobaAtete ttn nit tsimlt&sr S&a.
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BE Wsfatelunssn bsmssts. San, ru.
big rabtrte Grnii bic sinisn uns anss-
re Glsds BON bsm Vapisrs unb 6rabs
Istns Sahsn auf unb tn bsm pul. In
bic sstSriSe Orbnnns.
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In pas Compton, ibsrf&auts wis g.
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