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Hieroclcs. who lived In the sixth century,
collected twcnty>one jests, under the gencr.
d title of 1.-THE Pendants, and in this fossil
jcst-book W hod jokes that have been
handed down through succeeding collect.
ions. and have become old and familiar
friende. Among these ancient jests IL the
account of the mon who. for fear Of drown.
ing, determined not 70 enter the water until
he was master If the art of swimming; Of
the man who complained that his horse died
just as he bad taught it to live without food;
of the philosopher who carried n stone about
with him as specimen Of his house of one
who stood before the glass with his eyes
shu: 10 see how he looked when he was
asleep: Of The man who bought n COW 10
sec whether il would live two hundred
years; and of The man who rode into u boa!
on horseback because he was in a hurry
Here We find the ever new story of man
who. meeting friend. asked whether i,
was he or his brother who va. buried: and
the b!nnaeriny cXcu-c of The person who.
no! having attended to the request of a
friend, said when he get him. Il am sorry
never received the letter whicllyou wrote
to me about the h"nk>" Rev. Mr.. Hartly,
Of Phila lc!pil;i. ,nii>i. We should imagine,
have come fresh from The perus,! Of Hero
clesc, when he forwarded to II. Theirs last
year one OF the original bricks Of lndepcnd.
cncc Hall In that city, with the earnest
prayer that the Legislators of beautiful
France may derive from i; an inspiration rs
shall lead them 10 erect Republic, whore
dignity. justice and purity shall be the nd
miia'ion Of our age, and which shall prove
. model for other nations In securing the
rights and liberties of their people,"
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HloN.Ife Nvp .Ml3


0ae.saao 80 Pss11e 0)oD~ "a WsaSshy
(washingtos Correspondence u the virgini Chron
| eic.l
Major John Altman, whilom Of Cal ifovnia
Oregon. Nevada, Idaho, Montana, Wyom.
Ing and Utah, (wbcrc he IL well known ~
being interested 10 stage lines and mail con
tracts innumerable), will propsbIy draw out
of the lobby, discontinue his stylish peram
bulstions % the best dressed man on Penn.
sylvanis avenue, and henccforth bask in the
golden sunshine of Dayton. Ohio, In the
ross Of . satisfied Bcncdick. In that thriv
Ing city OF foundrics, mills and spindlcs the
lucky honabre wOocd and won the fSircst
damsel of the Buckeye State, and also one
of the richest. Il 10 said. On the 10th Of
September Major John Altman was united
In the bonds of ma,rimony to Miss Belle
Stout, daughter of Captain A. L. Stout. MI
extensive manufacturer of railroad iron
(who counts his wealth Ivy millio"s). and it
10 surlnised that his son.in law will, in the
not remote future, gridiron the States and
Territories of the far West with narrow.
gauge railroads from Stout's Dayton foun
dries without stint. The marriage feast
snd formal reception Of friends is anrounc.
I'd to take place next week Mt Dayton, Ohio,
for which preparations are being made on
the most gorgeous and gigantic scale.
Members Ut the Cabinet. of the Senate, If
the House and Of the Press have been invi
ted by scores to grace the happy occasion
and give eeLat to Nh affair which has pro-
duced decided sensation in social circles.
Tho supper 10 tn be prepared In Cincinnati;
the Capital of the State furnishes the music:
New York the costumes, and the capital If
the nation furnishes distinguished guests
After the ceremonies the happy couple star,
upon bridal tour, and will visit, before
their return, Virginia City, San Francisco,
the Geyscrs, Yosemite. Mount Hood and
other localities of note on the Pacific slope
Major Altman proposes also to purchase a
mansion 10 Washington City for Winter
residence. and II IL said that his beautiful
and accomplished young beauty will add
brillisncy to tho galaxy of beauty and
fashion residing there during the sessions of
Congress. As in all his schemes. the Major
made bis trip" before his friends knew
anything about II; and hope he will meet
with cordial reception and hearty congrat
ula.ions by his old friends in Virginia City,
when hc pays them visit.
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A0ool VGel ee LEGAL Papers

The New York Times says you might
nearly - well forget your churches, your
academies and school houses as to forget
your local paper. Itspeaks to ten times the
audience that your local minister does. 1t
10 read eagerly each week from beginning to
end. It teaches you vii, and If it has a
lower spirit and less wisdom than q sermon,
Il has thousand times better chance Mt you.
Laying, - 1t does. on every table. in almost
every house, you owe to yourself to rally
literally to it, support, and exact from it as
able, hight oned . character as you do from
any educator In your midst. 1t is in no sense
beneath notice and carc-unlcss you your.
self are beneath notice and carc-for il is
your representative. Indeed, in its charac>
ter, Il ID the summation of the importance,
interest and welfare of you all. 1t is the
aggregate Of your own consequence, aid
you cannot ignore it without miserably de.
precisting yourselves.
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0eethseaPssi1e Railway.

Gen. Geo. w. Cas-, the new President,
with . number Of the directors, has CONC
- the Western terminus of tho Northern
Pacific Railway, 70 make personal inspec'
ZION Of the work. and thus aid, intelligently
In 10 completion. This II wise step which
which will give confidence. The road haa
passed 10 crisis, and 10 rapidly stretching
scsoss the Continent. Over 500 miles ore
BOW completed, connecting with steamer
o. the Upper Missouri, creating the best
souts 70 Montana. The line from the Co.
lunbis River TO Puget Sound, u miles, Il
ssasly completed. The company now owns
~ property Of the Oregon Steam Nsvigs.
lion Co., which controls the waters Of the
Colambis River, 70 the head Of navigation,
eiyieg them . line Of Steam transportation
~ MI 10 kasth All Of this will pay "a
epsesss within The ssxe yesr. During the
sooisg ysas The company viii build ESQ
nilss Ease from Wullals, and On equal dis
asace West fson the Missouri River to the
Ysllowsaoes Vslley which will leave only
90 piles through Montana, 70 complete
this grsae mad.
Asgs numbess Of smigrsnts ass settling
- ~ oompaay's lands, ssd bsanch roads
~ beiss bsilk leading into British Amer
- TIE nod viii slso b tapped from the
ososh b ~ soeds jesdinR 10 1t Paul.
o1eing ~ oeoing ssasoa shs company will
6eobs - give transportation over l.ooo
uilss q liza Al easssessd With ~ WORK
0aaiSoee Ggsae euthueiaem for 10 compile.
~ AR3 kO X1ebv GS
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aAssy Hll, oas Of he lsadiag sporting
IN d Nsv yosk, b the owner Of . hump
basts1 hssss wsich ssssds ~ hands for
vesA cd - lsads high behind. He hsad
b11e5 phapsd, asd ~ - god ~
Sto0 he wilhsss 70 his tail The colt does
~ asaDose nese thas NO test o. ~
laek = Ag hump Aks . cansth His
I'M legs ass la,gs end we'll made. HE hind
lsss ~ he most sisGulas sppeedagss .
Aesse evss carried. A you look ct the
A0mpSack be resembles somewhat four.
legged ostrich. But when The colt gels 10
motion and launches out into . lrot 10 the
time 70 see him 70 sdvantaga His fore
legs sss there, digging into the ground
and nskins The dust ny. HE hind less are
ssywAese They are describing Wild semi.
eirclss under tho horss's body. They are
lying out It - angle of foriy-6ve degrees
- sacA eide Of him. They ass towering
around bic :shoaldsn - though he wanted
b scratch bio can dog fashion. The four
legs ~ al mixed up In motion, and PADS
1svs - b used . pesvest him from tear
lAs himself Into ribbons with bic own feet.
&s ea0esee god blood. end despite bic do.
ossaity aatss good time over The track.
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The Highest Bridge In The World

from inc d. |0ASIcss No. COsmOA
The Baltimore Bridge Company the Pres
ideut Of which. Col G. Shaler Smith. "a
we'll known to oil our citizens. has just OBJ
tanned . crowninG triumph-thc bridging of
. mighty chssm in the heart of the Andes
MONTANA.
The vesrugas viaduct 10 On the Lima and
Oroys Railroad, In the Andes Of Peru.
The structure 10 remarkable for being the
highest Of the kind In the world, and for
Surprising al Others Of the same class In its
perfect system Of bracing and connections.
The visduct crosses . mountain torrent
called the Aqua de Verrugas, In wild and
picturesque locality l2.00o feet above the
level Of the "a. The structure consists 81
four deck spans Of the Fink type Of truss,
three Of which are 10 feet long, and one.
the central span, l25 feet long The spans
rest % piers built Of wrought-iron columns.
The piess are nfty feet long by fifteen feet
vide on top. There being three piers, the
total length Of the viaduct 10 575 feet. The
piers are the principal feature of interest
I'D are respectively l45 feet, ESQ feet, and
lo7 feet high. Each pier consists of twelve
lees, which In plan form . rectsngle. The
legs sse composed Of series Of wrought.
iron six segment columns, In length of Is
feet, connections being made by css.~iron
joint>boxes having lemons ON each cnd run.
ming into the column. Tho lemons and the
face OF casting against which the column
bears ase mschius.dressed, 50 rs 10 obtain
"a accurate nt and perfcc. bearing surface
Tbs columns have an exterior diameter ot
twelve inches, and diameter, including
nsnges, Of sixteen inches. Compared with
other works OF similar type, such q, the
Crumlin viaducs, which has hitherto borne
o6 the palm, Il y far sheai, both 10 magni.
tude and perfection OF details.
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will he served with meals At any hour on short notice
and In 6rst claes style Gnc and fish always 10 the
larder.
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A. A4isool Wj1ev.

II y sa'd that the following letter waa
written 70 lady Ia this city by bereavcd
and stricken widow in Cincinnati:
"DEAaEsr LouIsG Darling John died
- night Congestion Of tho lungs. Our
los d his gain. viii join him on the
other shore. I have ordered the loveIicss
mohair for the funeral-made with polon.
aise and trimmed with real point lace. Loss
covered BY insurance On the ten year plan;
sosrow with me. We had fur doclors, Ut
two DOLLAR visit. Aunt Maria will moi
80 into mourning. because she has just
bought hsr Fall and Winter things Her
bonnet 10 straw. There - . balm in Gi
lad; bat my heart Il nearly broken. Send
~ . cut payer pattern u that sscqur Of
yousa Your devoted SARAuv
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The longest bridge in the world is said to
be the Texas & Mobile bridge, on the Mo>
bile & Montgomery Railroad. Its length is
10 miles, crossing the Mobile and Texas
rivers, and 1t includes ten draws, one for
each Of the navigablc channels into which
the rivers arc divided. The bridge itself is
constructed of wood, but its pillars, or sup.
ports are iron cylinders. which rest on a
solid surface Of wooden piles. driven drown
evenly with tho bottom of the stream and
the mud aud intervening morasses. It has
been three years in course of construction.
cost $1,50O.0 GOO. shortens the distance from
Mobile to Montgomery by about 10 miles
travel, and three hours time, and sec"res
continuous route If r..iiroud between Mont.
gomcry and New Orleans.
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AaA WHITNEY.


D,saa srus 0s4sse ~ - ~:
a0es AAvoes1o sfs 3eahses O0s
rs,u ~ Nsw Yak sss.
Al. whitney, who bas just died In Wash
inesos, eaioed celebrity many yeas ago q
al sothupisstic advocats Of sailroed to the
Pacific. Q psojees which enlisted The efforts
Of The best yam Of bis life Mr.. Whitney
W. born IN Cosnecsicut In l7e7, and 10 bic
youth came 70 this city, where, In The course
Of time, be became . leading and successful
Importing mescAast The great 6re Of 1886
swept swsy great portion Of h's fortune,
and sssbsisg up the remains OF h's 'hatser>
d fortune, he
BNBARkED FOR CHINA,
where he hoped to repair bis losses. A few
yeass alsesward be returned to this country.
end began bis efforts TO awaken public feel
ipe 70 the pescsicsbilily end importance ola
Pacific RaiIsoad. In l0A be visited wash
layton, and laid his plans before the most
liseiasuiehed members Of Congress; but bis
scheme Va generally regarded - visionary
b. those whose aid be sought to enlist. Even
Colonel Benton, who sltsswasd advocated
he building Of Pacific Road, told him
that he was
OH HUNDRED YEARS
IN advance of bic time. Undsunted BY the
cold reception given % HE plans, M. Whit
ney continued 70 ag,tate his project, address
ine nearly Ill tho State Legislatures on the
subject, and urging the matter upon the a.
seotion Of the people through The Press and
BY means Of public meetings In 1870 when
Q powerful sentiment had been created In
shs country 10 favor Of the enterprise, and
The Lsgislasures Of
EIoHrgEN STATES
haA recommended their Senators to vote for
n . Committee of the House Of Repsessu.
sasivss, headed by M. J. Rockwell, OF Con-
ssesicus, pronounced Il impracsicahle, and
aDdeavorefl to show that the arguments Of
Whitney were delusivc and cxtrsvagant.
Finally sick ss heat with disappointment,
IL. Whitney rstiscd from the stsugglc 70
- tss fAvohse project taken up and carried
isto execution BY other hands u later day.
His earnest and
LoxO CONTINUED EFF0RTs
- swakea pablo opinion TO the importance
OF . Pacific Railroad mover received The
Glighteee recognition from those who profit
q b. bic labosa Although living insight of
~ capitol, hs was never consulted or mem
0opod In connection with the subject when
she Poci0c Railroad bill Of 1893 wss brought
6sters Congrsss, but he lived to Gee the
sush Of bic predictions verified. and his
Rgumsats vindicsted BY practical demon
Ossoaiou.
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wEPUBL.sH TIE EEsT
DICTIONARY 0F THE BIBLE
ia .ae s:isg!'sa Laa.yHa.e.

b Wa. SMITH. d. D.
!. IL a4:ticn bs 10 DC shennst disfuacis' i! f:yns
In Eafops and America. aE5. i the o.y citin pnh
iished In thi- coah,fy c1FI ~ ~ d.. Sa:,fi-
hare II Il Illustrated wiGa Istoei and wood
engraving. itcaii. ~ every auf I'll tha Ibic ..
importance. aiiH II Il bpes aeaie hs Fycty sfris;aa
FAMILY. Il II pr fsiiB aoabii eo.sni. IN ONE large
.ciaso solpaa sEsges =. ~.
We.ait agents tr f.ese w0.ts in ~ eti.es aii
io.i- H. ilr fau.ttr. Ne ia! hIee cu'stlas Sans
aud a.sr .risssif8 tt94s. III tslH~ VANS
andrts~ The Itilli :.es. Sga,tae teac- 20 o:
SOU~s d, az tsli .s.ss.s ,,,e LII II 'gies.e
i>i: b ~ y ~ y ia l.-i.a-s.
Hartford ee.ia., sfisesge III. s.4s!siusii oaia.
q iGseiy
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Knots United.
o.. Ndss ard By. Ways n ~ RsSSts Lifs q
AMER lCAN DETECTIVES.

We want agents for this book. It dlscSoers an the
mystafes Ut the Detective System u j. rccusd Tor
the past % years Of the mOat skiful detectives Ut
this country. In which the crafts u Bank Robbers
Thieves. ricapocsft.. Lottery Men. Counterfeit
Money Des!Is, and saiE.efs Of all classes. are ex-
posed and brought to iu-ti,r. Price, ~ IS. Sc:,d
for circulars aud terms to agents.
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4 0av 0AAR-A ssv eans ot oar)a
ellIs1'Ps modification Of he game Of
a. ooo6Gs. b BOW playsd - ~ nall
ND tsslsA The I've spoe Of tsuops y 20.
-. I'D SCORES I've In The eans 70 whosvss
hoods Il = NJ conclusion. Il O. - taken
b ~ Oh spos q any highse card. The
ouabsr q ~ gans b rsissd tom ssven 70
sosvss, aad the rest Of The coant y uualtes.
u, b. ~ sasiag IL shis ordss-Hish, Inv,
Jaek, Pedro: Game. The lses thsss count
- ~ lsal wiaaer. and II 10 be % fortunate
- - have. ~ I've, b scores nine 10 The
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-31
NoIt5ei'Roti5cu.
(Rlabberabatl1 %. 9ept)

Den 3eitunsebeidterfattfrn, melde
bieber lire Notisen In ben eerlhiepsnen
ureaus pes poti;eiprdfcium6 ~ FAM
meln pHsgten, 1T am SoriQeu Wontas
omtltd. a6Hnet rrprren, ba6 iie in 3uz
funft ibre Moe9enbslude e'nsulfeuen baz
ben. I'm Den curh rieie WaBreeel bart
tet1ofenen 8ldttsrn untsr ote Nrme jsu
9~reifen, baben mir un6 auf aneeren Wez
gen eine sroee Nn,abl BON poliseizN oz
tisen peribaft unp fslen tie ueueiten u.
nthtt9fen oerlelben hermit ten 9elhdbz
ten Sraanen Der 6fsntlideu Wsiaun9
CUR 8erfasuns.
1. Die in Der muIodsAaIe
m%obubafte, Sc Sabr ate, uuYerebelidte
Yiepforn purce 0eftern Nadmttz
tag UNI balb oret ubr, aneebiid neil ibr
etmas in RE faIlhe &sble eefemmen
mar. BON einem jismlia bef;isen, gum
Sliid balp poriberaebenren 6uiten
lbe,faQeu. S&usmunniduft mar CUR
Stele.
2. I'm ttelelbe 3eit lberFeI Elm 6aufe
BON Strol6en Mil,aas 9eaen ap5lf ubr
in Der 6rteortd frae etnen an
ffdnot9en 6srrn. Derielbe rpurbe III
Boceu 9eporfen, uno IS murnen tbm
ubr, 86rie, &eaeniairm unp @tiefel
9eraubt. Gin Sbugmaun mar ut9t
Sur StsQe.
3. Nadtrdeltd fam oer ppliset 3ur
M:leuna, oab Dol etwa isds Wohen
in Der Brunnenftrabe Elm Drpidfenpierp
%ausalitt, bin1lr;te uno erit nod eintsen
ossfsblten @sriuGen wtecer ouf Die 9eine
fam. Die Sdusmanni9aft bat tId
nadtrdBlt& ;ablreid auf Dem G6aup!ag
ces un9luds ein9efunDen.
4. SIN uberous freezer gtn5rud fano
in portaer @ede I'M @sihafte css etler>
men Sfenfabr,fanten IS. fatt. Den
G'ntretern, welde fit flint s%efoblener
Wobelwagen ;um TeuIdaH'n bee Nou*
bee beptenten, gelans es letrer unentpedt
au entfcmmeu. Gin SGupmann par
ntat 1ur STEELE.
5. Shon nterer mu>ten amst S6ubz
leutrn, rdbreno lte Dor tbrem 0praefsez
trn Jront ma9ten, eur6 tinter ibnsn
ou'iiter9ebenpe Strolde BE bintereu
&nbpfe BON ben N6den ot9efhnilten
Das 1T nun ldon Der neununt3wanH9fe
orer preib'Qite SAL rtslsr Dirt. @huBz
leute paren sahlreid CUR Stsle, battfr
absr natiriid idnmtltb bic Musen an
ce1spobin 0erthtet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-31
TOUT CONNIE CHEZ NOUS,

Tout CONNIE chez nous, vgrab
wie bel une" ia nod pt.I l9limmer w,rp
rer ct. pauler 2tler Des na9tsbeuoen
8er;6ts auetufen, welhen So ) a NJ es
y 10 d. Der iameie Correspondent Der
SQtnots Staate3eitung loer bic f@m'nz
belb afte Equalization in Wruneei8tntbu UNI
~ Berlin lieftrt. Dian llebt Gas tut91>
bare usbel mdbf bort big gum 0taoe
Der urerudAlibfeit. Mber au1 bort
mie bier, mu0sn Die decentralization
Nerste adlel3udeno ruitn: uunpstbar !"
Der Correspondent alto meIoet:
uDte @rinrer faufen intwu9en tn>
,1er neues Qauo UNI Berlin auf. wel6es
le aufipeihern, big bic yio1b tp,er Wltt<
uneni6en ibuen BEN 0ertauf beislpen
NIT @udersinien esitottet. go 1ps't pas
Muae uun Berlin berum rstd1 M BARI,
Der binaus 1T Der @runp uno 8oosn tn
Experimentation, Baute,rain ouere'<
heno fir otele buacsrt Sabre. uno oab
Dem 70 If, IS II eben IN fer un0iid.
&bnn;* l:os. Isl ntemanIb baueu unc
Sing an Nyn1 vi 5niin lsgsn, rann
wuroe tie Mvbuunasnolb balo fur tn
met cine b,tortlae HsmtntIeen3 fem.
Nber pie Summen, weibe etc Spetus
lanten b!o5 fir @runp uno BDoen forz
rern, 1ino uneridminslia.r Dabsi ldrau:
ben (te, inrem fe lt9 ~essenleltis beim
Nnfauf lbertteten, bic pre,ie islbit flint
lt9 in BE 51be. uuiere Dausrn rings:
un, &rerpen Don @runcern uberlaufen
limb ia fie, mibtrauilaer Natur, uterz
rortbeilt 3u peroen %elauben, 10 oerfaufen
le CUR 3sit gar nt9t. @inem 8auern
tn 1emprlbot etnr babe Meile pom Ser
lin - Elm Dorf Dem nod jeoe brau9>
bare Communication nit Der Stapt fsblt
uno bas ou.9 Den 9ypbsn Gretclerplas
Don Berlin getrennt> nod auf @enerattos
men binaus Dorf bleiten miro einem
rprtteen 8auern boten Spefulanten fir
ein.u Compiler Don so Moreen 2anres
C15 6eftoren) 100000 5baler, baar
a~usee;ab!t, benn auoets tbuu IS unlere
Bauern, @rSlu7e ni@t. nNe," meinte ct
Id perf6pe gar MID. SD bebbe all
ihpnf ~ ollie @elo IN &peeb mid, no i'd
NIT bin lou."
@iebt man 7@ ben eansen ~raiennen
S&minoel al, unp beoba9tet eie &upel
Don Gpetu'anteu nit t5ren @daaz
rem BON Gelpms6.rn, wel9e rte 9aule
umgeeenp BON Berlin unlder MAIDEN.
70 eiebt Is nur eiue1, Trcf in brm In,
mutb, ber Ginen ersretft, bob 'ndu'li&'
etnnal pl6sjt@ etne a~rpeastise pleite in
ben Aa,leu S@ptnpel bineiniatasen
werbe. rnD piele psrfdnptef Wenf&sa
tbetlsa ttffts &nf&auuna. Gin ysttt(9s1
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@eIunesncr @etfter- Beirua.

Die 81. 9cuiler mi0ouri Staatsset:
lung er;dblt:
Yorseiniaer 3ett4iraf bter~etn ~iunae'
Wann ron @urefa, 6umbolpts County,
in @elhdften en- uno~ ~erbielt, cu er
Atsnese nidt wufte, ME feline 3eft auauz
brinBen, eine @tnlaruna, elmer 0eiltfr*
lBun9 beisumobnen. Grfreut, Der Gang
ne,le ~ sntttnnsn, ia9te er III unD BIZ
alsitete feline Treuure eprIb1n. Wae
,bn am nsiiten ca|elblt ertaunfn matts,
war, coB ale Mnne!encen ,tna6 um tbn
Der @eifer loben, Die ibm le!tt curhaue
unbsmerttar bl;eben. GncIta nob,e i1d
,bn cine frdftis aebaute Dame, Die, itn
onrepeuo. Die Beme1funa .madte, fe iebe
einen d!tli9en Wann. Der fteis nit trau:
rioer Miene ibn anbllfe. Der janae
Mann pa e%ritaunt, er fcnnte Iib ntdt
eintilpen, rpsi7en @eit oerielbe leiu MIDI
te> bod waro ibm Don Semaop beoeutet,
pieQet1t babe jener tbm etwos Bidtiee6
mtt3utbe'len. uno CT mDge ild oabtr an
pie Dame (Repium) wencen. Auf iet>
ne beldetpene Mnf:aee, 100 uno mann
ie ibm etne %uotens 9sbeu f6une> marc
er cuf ben fu,Aeupen Sag beidtecen.
pinftli9 perilgte Ct il@ mad eereE
Wcbnun9 bin, no er nidt LANCE i'm
Yarlor ;u porten bate, ebe jene leIbe
Dame bere;ntrat. Nuf ietne Grase MT
aen cs5 @eiltss oee alien trauri9en Nan>
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