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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-19
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIN l.
~ SION, g., Il. and Z. RR., ls5l.
TRANS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
S'5S m. Way Passenger Train. Connects al Yves
ster with train from Southbfidge, and for Boz
ton; st Planhed with trains 10 and from Hart
-, Rev London from West Side sta5on.
~ 20 m Way Passenger Train. Connects at fYor
Sesler wth trains from Boston Nashua. Fitcb-
S9is IoWeli, &c al Worcester Junction with
= e7ltIh and Providence trains, Fl Putnam ith
train from Boston; at Plainheld for Providence;
- SS5 @eh q win trsiRs for New London, Mystic
Oh" n ~ Passenger Train. Connects st Wor,
oys'gr Fila traits from Nashua, Fiiehtusg, LowS
Proyidence md y r,, rams ron 9siern aud
tran from Boston, ST Plainneld Jnnrii1n tr-,fns
from Providence and Hartford arrive ir season foT
t1iS t!a' rs.seIigsEs IRON way stations except
OK by steamer from New London, viii take this
7.S0 N. Steamboat Express Train for New. Yors
connects st orcester with trains from Boston
Concord, Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence NasIHS
FitchbuTg, &c; ct Putnam from Boston Wal
for New London at BIS IN.
TEAIEs doiNG NORM LEAVE NoRwIcH At
c.1e m. Steamboat Express train for Boston, (dailv
except MonGay) connecting at Putnam tar Fog3
ton Blackstone, Franklin and Walpoic at Wor
eesieT i9T be5;cD, FFaningham Lowell, Nsshus
Concord, FltchDuTg, &c. This train leaves Ncw
London st a.l5 IN, dependent on arrival Of
eco u Way Passenger Train Connecting
Pianhed junction for Providence; at Putnam
for Boston, arriving at 1929 m; at Worcester
Junction Tor Springfield, and " ~ stations Albany
Boston. Nashus, &c
II.SO a n Way Passenger Train Connecting Al
flsinheid with train nom and f5r Providence:
arriving 81 Worcester Junction il season for trans
to Bustoa Providence, Springfield ana Albany;
81 worcester Tor trains t. Boston, Nashua, &c
BsS6 N. nay Passenger Train. Connects at Nor-
witch with train from New london. and at Plain
acid Junction with train to Providence; 81 Wor
eester with train Tor H0Aton.
WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Webster for Worcester at q sSs9 an
Leaves Worcester Tor Webster at G.;t5 pm.
dtf Norwich 3 Worcester Division
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TSHE SECRET MEDICAL COUNSELLOR
u $50 Pages and Il Illustrative EngTavings.
new medical work. written by Dr.. +. Iiallock, who
has had greater in the treatment of diseases
which are described in this work than perhaps ever fell
to the lot OF mortal man. II treats Lost Manhood
Nervous and General Debility Seminal Weakness, and
all diseases OF the GeneraiVc Organs in both sexes.
Sent free on eccipt of stamp. Address HALLocK MED
ICAL INSTITUTE l43 Court st, Boston. Mass
y. B.-DR HALLoCK. who is the Chief Consulting
Physician OF the Institute, be consulted personally
or by mail d&w3m mics
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EuTCHBURG K WORCESTER r. r..
Il SUMMER ADVANCEMENT - Commencing ON
MONDAY, May /, iSll.-Passenger Trains Tor Worcess
Leave Fitchburg, a. m, Il. so and $50 D. m
South Fitch burg, sos q. m, 1904 and g. IA o. N
Leoininstef, Sl2 a. m, LOO and 500 D. IN.
Gates Crossing SIT a m, i.0I and 6.07. D. m.
Pratt Junction. S26 q. m, l. Is and 6.l5 o. N,
sterling Center, S.3S a. m, L20 and g. 20 D. m.
Passenger Trains for FitchbTe-
Leave Worcester, $50 and H. IS H.. and 20 n,
sterling Junction, T07 and l57 q M. and 3 20 n ..
Sterling Center, IA and 1906 p. m, and sos D n,
Pratt Junction 100 a m, and t. II and s. l6 D m
Gates Crossing, 125 e. m, % and 5.24 D. NJ
Leomlnster 1870 a m. 1880 and ) 20 D. nj
south filchourg, l.3I g. m, 2.3g and 5 81 n m
RAILROAD CONNECT 0As.-rhe 30 and ii IL y n, s,s
20 p. m. trains from Worcester connect al Mi cFr
with the Cheshire and Rutland Burlington r r. ~
all points north and vest also connect al Fitcburg
WIN the Vermont and Massachusetts for Grecn0ed
and bIalteborO and intermediate stations '~
Tie 500 q and H. D. m tram from Fitchburs,
meet az worcester with Boston Worcester proyisC
u worcester, Norwich " Worcester Railroads ~
Western K. r. for New York and the West VIA Snr,nS
held 80 '''' HP4lhs
inc 550 D. M tram rom Ftohburg connects at gyor,
cesteI vain Norwich IL Worcester Steamboat T-siu "a,
New York via New London IT, A. EIOCD Sl,t,t i'A
vnlce Fitehhlfg a Worcester Il. r..
IeTl
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R0sTON ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on yos

bOnICN AND NORCESTER DIVISION.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on goY
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
For Boston, a. ~ exp. L 925 exp. and As m ar
laU 5.29 e%p, 515 eXp i3e, 600 and 9,55 exp. . m "
station $500 i'i'4 I |steT 81.
For Grafton, westboro' Southytuc Corda,ir,o =.
Ashand at 100 aud 9i5 m, Lao. 430 and "a n n, a.
Eor south Framingham, I.20. 10 q25 ana q az -,
Law DO, J55 4 80, 500 and 9 IS D m " " III
EOr Milford at 3OO ana Is H. 40 g. % and % n m
9of Sa!iGk at 7Ut and A. m, lao 430 and Il Dn a., a.
For wellesley, Granville, West Newton NJ N ,
and Brighton, at 100 and 945 a m 4 TO- Gl0 n ~, - IL
sengers ioc the same stations also take The az =,
wards ' % s'i minutes ailel-
The 429 m tram runs every day except Monday. al,
others every dag except Sunday. "y al
Sunday express from Albany leaves WASHINGTON s,n,r,
STATIC at S.i5 a N, for Boston va S'iuiio
sunday Mail leaves Washington square station ,
23O a. N (Mon tay) for Ro sLoD i ''''''"" 81
TRAINS leave Boston roHows;
FOR worcester at 500, 100 exp exp II mn, I On
express 80 express to Framnghani 80 press q %
Eor New York via Springfield, 900 exp M, 800 exp
New York, via Norwich sac exn.nro
STaitSn 5.,O, I,g9, II 90 m, l.80, 4.3Qpm.
SSoassnYiIIie . O. L0N, HOO m. $50 4SO p m , i
Gotdayile 5'O, 100, ll.O0 m, L30, 43O D no.
AsntShS, 9uU LUt, IL 90 M l3O, $50, s. 30 eyp m
ii.VV m . 20, - exp, 900 exp 400 30 exn HI
5.ay exp, 64i 200 .vn. II OOp m Ivy ~ 'Ap oVV,
Ssnek' Ivy 100, mo- m, $50, lis, 400 500. ss0
MHOury, 100 IL, 4. 80 y m,
SaXonville, 1900 a m 55 D m
Mlora lUO $50 exp, 9rXp an, 2l5 exp. 80 eSp mn,
Snr g,T en- irsins r,iIs daily except sunday
SUNDAY siail leaves Boston at S2Op M stopping AZ "
NeWt0ni south birmingham, Worcester w. H. ~ =
ned rainier and Springfield arrives in New YnrE N
Dow IL Y y RU SELL. Sup't, SpringtisId
kulit G1r,tt ~ ~
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GAe aan spg: aalast aaleonesoap ornina sumo 49, 70
MtoitimaI.
EDIC AL OFF, f,
No. s Pleasant Street. near Main

No. 5 Pleasant Street. near Main
DR. MANSFIELD has probably had more practice and
experience in curing diseases OF private nature than gem
orally falls to the lot Of any physician; and within the
last ten years he has doubt cured more Of those
cal experience than all the other physicians in the city
Tie is that he applies himself to the duties Of his
profession with untirig zeal and industry in the inyes
igaton Of the disorders TO which lie has confined his
whole attention. and has by this discovered that
the od-asoned mode of docturng SYMPTOMS only does
not succeed well as his plan OF attacking the disease
frst-eXtngush that, and attend to the symptoms as
may best 1T the case His medicines free from any
nauseous drug and are easy to he TAKEN without inter
terns with the avOcaOns Of the patient Dr. Mansfield
would say that lis medicines free from mercury. and
compact o, and be without fear Of exposure
or hndrance from business, and except In OF yio
lent Inflammation change OF diet IS necessary. For r
ther particulars please call at his office, No Pleasant
street.
TO THE LADIES.
DIR. MANSFIELD still continues. with remarkable
dental to the SEX from whatever cause The Dr.. rem
edtes are distinguished alike for their harmessness
purity and absolute success. The devotion OF fifteen
years careful study and scientific research tcOnl-
bined with a large and extensive pracce into the pa
theology of those delicate Affections peculiar to ladies
enables him, in very many extreme cases, to insure
prompt and speedy cOnyaescence. The Dr.'s prepare
tons viii he forwarded per express mail securely
packed 10 any address, upon receipt price $500 The
nom 8 A. NJ. TO 9P.M Consultation free.
The DIR 5 apartments arranged that patients dc
not see each other.
iel2 dim
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BOSTON, BARRE AND GARDNER
ID RAILROAD co.
On and after Monday. June 18th,

TRAINS WILL LEAVE WORCESTER Foster street
StatOn) Gardner and stations at $50 AN l235,
$50 and $50 connecting with all trains the Yer
and Massachusetts Railroad to and from HoOsac
Tunnel Greenfield. BTatilebOrough and intermediate
stations and at Greenfield and CIRCUITS Corner with
trains north and south Passengers for Barre will take
the $50 p NJ. train from Worcester.
TRAINS LEAVE GARDNER for Worcester and way
station at 500, SIS, ii IS A. NJ, and 49, NJ making
connections with trains ali the roads passing through
or terminating AT Worcester.
Stages leave Holden for Barre Rutland West Rutland,
COldbfOOk, Smithville and 0akham at 40 Prince
ton from al trains the Mountain Houses" Hub
bardston Station for HubbarstOn, from all trans.
Gardner for East Temylcton 1856 NJ and will do a
general Express business to all points the road and
in connection with stages.
0Aice with Boston IL Albany r. r.
jelT diff T. Il. SARGEAET, Sup't.
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WORCESTER AND sPRINGF1E1n n1u1s1.,,.

Leave Worcester tor Albany Way stations
pm. ' ''''V am ana 4.45
For Albany (express) 9.55; for New York end aII,.
EApl lu25 m, and i.5t and 1885 D M NeH WY
sunday mai leaves at 1905 II. Sleeping cars VIII
I.30 m train. ~ "i''uhs WIN
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200, 7I5,ugar
Loo exp, 2O5 exp, 400, $40 exp. m. in:.i SUnd,
express $50 m. Sunday mail 1925 m NJ on3.3,3 "S
T mAHlL C CGENEcrIoNs.-At Anary it'll tfe New,
dorK central Troy and GreenbGsh Z tiUSsSr ri, W
Railroads. At Chatham with the iIarlere snd ir a..
1iu BG s ana Lebanon Springs Rsrosds At sa
G W!th ,he H0usaonic Railroad Al PitsfeId yy,
tne an NORTH Adams and ousatouic raifoae
A. Mestned with the New Haven and Norfhalnpon PR
tSe Ne I S0eeeut River Railroads Palmer WITH
Sgib IN b4uoh Norlhern Rk Al Worcester Juncii n
Mltn the froNdencc and Worccster WorreStnr a,
saNt Fra anq Norwich and Worcester Railroads
poutii ram lSlm with the Boston Clinton ma WITH
p a Milford and South birmingham and Lower Rail-
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A little daughter of Mrs. Lovina w. Whit
comb, agel 10 years, was drowned in brook at
Dalton, Oh the 10Th inst
AT Monticello, the other dav, a child of six
months was smothered in its mothers arms.
The family were moving, and the mother
wrapped up the babe too closely On remov.
ing the clothing she was Mortified 10 find lie
extinct
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TAKEPARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

who have injured themselves by certain practice in
duged in when alone, habit frequently learned from
evll com panons or at school, the effects which are
nghty felt even when asleep and if cured render
marriage impossible and destroy both mind and body
should apply immediately. what pity that young
man me hope of his country the Pride of his parents
should pc snatched from all prospects and enjoyments
LIE by the consequence Of devating from the path of
nature. and secret ha it. Such persons must before
con emplating marriage, reflect that sound nina and
body are the most necessary requisites produce
nubal laDpiness.
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BRISTOL COUNTY.
Fall River is TO have another Catholic church.
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.

BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
John NJ. Brewster of PittSfeid met Edward
Peters, the LenOX negro rutfian, on the Hudson
boat Friday evening, bound for New York. Mr..
Brewster, on his return 10 Pitisfcld, Saturday,
learning of the LenoX outrage, Informed Sheriff
Root of the whereabouts of Peters, whereupon
Sheriff Root set out Immediately for New Yor
taking with him two deputies who were watch
ing for Peters at Chatham and vicinity. The
pluDdered watch, valued at $50, was disposed
of in Chatham by Peters for S10 and is now in
possession OF the lady whom be robbed. There
is every reason 10 suppose that Peters thought
that he had KILLED the lady on whom he made
the brutal assault
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DIR. HALLoCK has discovered The most certain speedy
and only e0ectua Remedy in the world for weakness m
neys and Bladder, involuntary Discharges, Impotency
General Debility, Nervousness. Dyspepsia Iaiiguur Low
Timdity, Trembling. Dimness Of sight or Giddiness
Diseases OF the Heal. Throat Nose or Skim Affections
Disorders arising from Solitary Habits of YOuthSecget
and SOLITARY practices more natal their victims than
ing their most bril- liant hopes antcipatiOns.
YOUNG MEN,
especially who have become the Victims of Solitary Vice
that dreadful and destructive habit which annually
sweeps 20 an untmey Grye thousands of young men Of
the most exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entnced listening senltes with
the thunders OF eoquence may call with full confidence
MARRIAGE.
Ma, Married persons. or yloa9g men contemplating
mty Deiormities. &e;, speedily cured.
He who places himself me- the care Of Dr. Haoek
confidently rely upon his skill as physician.
Seminal weakness or Spermatorrh@a
tres ing aiictionwhch renders life miserable and mar
rase impossihle-is the penalty paid by the victims of
commit excuses from not being the dreadful
consequences that may ensue. Now, who that under
stands the subject will pretend to deny that power
ofprocreation is lost sooner by those falling into Inn
prGpef a3lis than ny t9e prudent Besides being de-
Gus and destructive symptoms of both body and mind
arise The system becomes deranged the physical and
mental functions weakened Loss Of procreative Power
Nervous lrritability, Dyspepsia, Palpitaton of the
Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Debility and Wasting
OF the Frame Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DIR. lIalock addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and solitary habits,
which ruin both body AMI mind. uniting Them for
either business, study, society marriage These are
some of the sad and melancholy effects produced by tile
early habits of youth, VIZ Weakness of the Back and
Muscular Power Palpitation of the Heart Dyspepsia
Nervous lrrilabty perangement of the Digestive
nf lNnttg
ton. &c
MENTALLY, the fearful effects The mind are much
TO be dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion of Ideas De
preston OF Spirits, Evil FOrebOdngs, Aversion to SOcie
ty, Self nistrust, Love Of Sonle, Timidty &C, are
some u the evils produced. Thousands persons all
ages can now Judge what is the their declining
health losing their vigOr becoming weak. pale nervous
and emaciated having singular appearance about the
eyes, cough and symptoms OF consumption.
KnILNG ALIEN
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TO THE LADIES.

LADIES, married and SINGLE Dr. Hallock on
ai private ana delicate derangements with every assr
ahee OF relief Dr. Haock gives his exclusive attention
10 the treatment of all Female Complaints, from what
ever cause arising Perfect secresy in all cases Board
ana the best OF nursing tor patients who wish remain
under treatment, Dr. HallOck is acknowledged the
leading physician in Boston in ths treatment OF troubles
OF private and confidential His remedies are
sure SAFE, reliable and warranted efectua in every
case His medicines are prepared in his own private
laboratory, thus securing IL every reliable prep
Stances
BRARcH OFFICE-2O3 Front ST., Washington
Square, Worcester, Mass. Open from A. II. to9PM.
ms diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-19

A new Medical Work, written by DIR. +. HallOck, who
mas lad greater success in the Treatment diseases
which are described in this WORK than perhaps ever fell
10 the lot Of mortal II treats Lost Manhood
Nervous and General Debility, seminal Weakness and
all diseases OF the Generatve Organs in both sexes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-19

II is stated that the potato bug in some parts
Of Vermont is causing all the converted farmers
to backshde.
The celebrated stallion Waikiki Chief, died at
the Vermont stock farm, in Shelburn, on Fri
at $4,000
An eagle recently picked up spring lamb at
Addison Tor his dinner and flew off with il
easily, but a charge Of shot broke one of his
wings, and he had TO come down, when be
was caught, after sharp tussle, by Judson Car
penter.
Widow James Clark of Durham, ninely-eight
years OF age, has just made application for a
pension on account Of her husbands services
in the wal Of 1872. She was married during
the last century, aud recollects with great dis
THICKNESS all the events Of her youthful days,
though her memory does not long retain recent
events
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-19

This preparation of the great Scientist. DR.
Gottlieb Fisch, of Germany, is based on the fact
a mat, as all materials of the body are derived
"a f WI food all vital force or health is derived
~ from the force stored up in food
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-19

An attempt was made last evening to sci fire
TO the Haverhll and Bradford bridge, but the
flames were discovered and eXtinguished before
damage was done.
Three years ago, a Gloucester lady made her
husband promise that he would give her each
day the five cent pieces he had in his pocket,
and on his birth day, few days since, she sur
prised him by making him present of hand
some gold watch, costing upwards of 500,
which she had purchased with the money thus
obtained. 1t shows how fast little savings will
accumulate.
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Ten Yariier Ssridterhatter n

Dlines" ;ufplsc berri1t fein 3weifel paz
riSer, raB siele Oameu ibre aussubsn
ict rem llnsliid, peldes cas- san;e sanp
bfallsn, einScldrinft baben, unp pae iid
mr. bel cen anbinserinneu res seitiir;z
ten 8aiierreides, Gle peien seri6wenpez
rtben @eppbnbeiten nod INNER nidt
atle9en fpnnen, wenis Serdnperuus ;eist.
Jlrcien, 10 beiet es in Rem Sriefe mel
ID, lpenn cic mir spri sinem 5reunre sss
nn6trn NnSaben ri6tis Inn. 10 inn rie
IiTcrrerunsen elmer nur mIsiaen lpiletz
te rp6 nod INNER bepeutenr. Grn eiz
MIR Wprerame fam man bel Der sesenz
nirtisen aernidten Sage res Sanres u.
rE III 6plse peiisn sinsetretenen rrifenz
rem Sage ibrsr ielbit srrparten, eae lie ct
M lclsence Summen iabrlia sur BE-
.fIrirunS ibrer peripn S%eraussabt Site,
So Pin. Ct, GpifTurss, 70 pfp, Baide,
200 Pin, fali6eS Saay % yin, Gpr@
iefs, 10 pfp., S6ube AS pfp, 6anrs
cube 40 pfp,, 8leiper, 800 Yfr., -
Inadt fiir ZEN bcnsicsnspsrtpen Germ
Grasabl bic Summe srn 1882 pfr. ct.
Cyia1 unierm @elre unsefdbr $7Ol2)
Grandchildren iinp bierin nidt einbe>
CITIZEN ; aber sS 1T auscni6cinIi6, raB
ueniser als 1000 gfr. ct. lid nit rem
&ef Der ausiattuns nidt sertrasen mir
nc. Dies 1T alIerrinss ras Surset eli
nE spllitancisrn Mppepame, ME ie in,
SaGe ftebt, prer UNI mid Der @prte mel
ms 8spabrsmannes su terienen dune
dime elegante, mais honnete''. lin III
iStn, nae wirfliG 9clranssrten beiet
Taben mir 81 r~snleniasn seben, rie ii6
plrauf beibranfsn danes elegantes" ~
bin. Pier fcnnt Die @sridmenruns oar
tine @ren;en ,nr i6 nil nus beiipielss
ttile anfibren RAP cine sieisr iupeflatiS
klsaanten Dnmsn in cine | Sabre mshr,
ais 1000 pfp. ct. fir Gle friidsn Slnz
IRen III loren 3imnlrsn ~DcyauesGbt kat.
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Sine riibrsnSe @eI6idte tat lid spr

Sine riibrsuae @eididte bat lid sor
8urem in paris srrisnst. Sin 6rsms
Der Iee iib bel einsm @lrtner anmelpen
fragile ibn, ob iein Saus ni6t pdbrenp
Der Commune beraubt wprren iei. Ga
wptll lfufste Der @drtner. Did trtiz
ben @epiiensiNe bieber, erpieoerte Der
5rence, aud it babe Sbnen Gtpas ses
nrumen, bier pieies iilberne WleeaiaOn.
DEM @drtner traien rie lbr6nsn in Die
Nlsen !; es ma pas Nusenten an ieiu
ein;ises 8inp. Nebmcn Sie es, outer
Wann, faste nit s%itternper Gimme Der
6rsnce, unp seitatten sic mir, rae i'd
CUR Sernbisuns meines @epi6ens 100
Jraafen bin;ufiise. Gr nabm einen 800
Sra,fenidein aus ieinsm Hpti;tu6.-
0a @drtner CAB Jpn tisftepsat 400 5r.
;urit, Der 6remee sins UNI rer 500
Sranfenifein = mar falih.
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uRteres Seborfeueut.

3wsits Slate guGfastrm, etisn, 8sduen, gsssra.
stte. Strsittn. asis1ismus, Sinsunterritt.
@rffs SLATE Sutfabirsn II, EeRnirsa, Qtisu, Strd.
ben, 8ttnsn. Seitit,s, Geographic, SnitS6. gatr6isnrus
= iuouuterridt.
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Sseranseter @srssr. :

Ss~srinoetsr Merger. Stalt Sarrn
ron Satul I: 1aB mir meme 6rau
rur69sSanssn III, pas tSunt' i'd ibr pers
;eiben ; eas ie mid bslteblsn bat aud
absr ras nc fif 70 nett Ysrsift NIT sis
nem Grrl curhsntrsnnsn, Ger nift Gin
nal SfN;irr ptsr sen slpsl it, ros rers
oe6 ib ibr ME
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sulpentbal 2u, sebt Sbre 5rau
risfs Sabr ipieoer ms Bah?
lilientbal !: Sreilid
EuIpentbal: Sprises Sabr UNI Ypr 2
Sdrsn mar iie aud.
tilientbal: ad, lisbsr Srennr. mas
mit Die 6rau an feparatvr sefpitet, pa@
fIt bate i6 mir idUn cine ueue faufsu
fSpien.
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mterbattenbes 4.

Sci einer lansseri6tlidsn SsrbanDs
lung N finsm Dcrfe bel ai1aFenburs
frastf fiirsliG, ME baYsriiGe Slatter ere
sdblen, Der @hsicr ben Sdulsen: Stun,
mic ftbt es bel ei6 UNI bic Snrufrie ?
@ibt eS siel aurus Snrufrie miro bel
uns feine sepflan;t. mar bic slntpprt, IL.
euruie INN isit Ieni6ensepentsn feline
asldpfen roreen.
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a~faSemiides Separtemeut.

Tritte SLATE guslifds Spnsnpmsn, gersbsu, a,as.
Iunf. Rsssutauesu, Iiie @ei6itte une Geographic, Rsmi.
fts Glisrttnrstuuss, @tpmstris. 1rissncmsfrts. pbsaf, Ca.
tsiRut. @tisNi6,. 5~raaieri6. 6suttd uns Spaniid, lwsnn
atUunfhtI 3tusnins u etn Sattstcsmas.
8weite Siahe ateelburssn, 0Shsntliae Dtbatim,
ersif, gtiiplpptte @RsliSs eiisratur, 0riAtjte alterthunss
tunes, Sptanif. afrsnrmis, &nalsttlhe @esmetrie, Qous.
msNsn. 4hsmis, edtsinii6, @rit6iit. 3n,snifs fur ven IA.
ttsitetsmus, SranisfiS, Gsati6 Eas Spanif& (rtna et-
RinIdtE
6rfte alaHe 6nsliiGe Sitsratar, NpsdsutliHs Dekat.
ten. epsit, unttrphpff, Qtttf. Iersnsmit. gssIesie, BeeH.
1une, Stsstsrirtbitaft eaisiniit, Grithif& Srau,6nfA
IguifH ane SpaRild tTsnn atraniHt).
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Masemeiue &eeulatioaen.

Gtr llntsTri4t essIHGi an, ussu NlSRtas i'm Stptens,T
aas [6lisst am ,rEtn Suli
Gin eGtsr Eitlintr ssdrdesr MIN sen i.etm I'D jar MT.
nadine QiClt ggssR %atiCTecgt.
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l6i b9 1tysstr-s uH.tggcrtu,
Ssi0ts wsrttn dlt fTti Isaaie an Die gltern sefanst estE
an BIC SprmunSer ssr StGssaitn, JH sieie nbss Die 1sIuEt.
ssi. Sttraetn uns Seriihyt,;t ihrsr Sebas pssr @9anssi III
ssno6ri6neen.
Gar Sas Snritut fett Aasn ehsi. Es Relisisr. rsint
atltbrt Rire, N tit aemiiN- 8aiprn6t, ee6 Esresn eis rtli.
sisisa Ant6.sa Ineei.eldubias ni4i eesinira1itst.
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Satalcr Hatb. @as meint Iu, lie
be 6rau, rae i6 our 9srlpipna rer Eir.
tsssotsn i6idsn ipu2
Srau : Ginen bon esinen proseiIsn,
bann Tire eSd einmal elmer eswpnnsn.
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