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The Portland daily press., 1872-10-28
A @ @ L d E n II s
WILL HAPPEN.

THE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hart
ford, Conn.,, insures against General Accidents by
the year ormonth. Policies written by agents. Here
are few losses reported in August and September
.aa44s Amt Insured
E. B. Smith, Detroit, Mich, killed July 49,
by accident on N. Y. Central Railroad . . $40, 900
JAS. A. Sumner Akron o., drowned July 81. 10000
Vim. 4. Jones, Somerville, Mass, drowned
July rs. .:.....:.... ......... 5000
Jas A. Malb0n, La Crosse, Wis, killed Aug.
5, by explosion of steam tug ............... 5000
John Rozell, New York, died Aug. 5, scaded., 1900
H. f. Valentine, Hartford, died Aug Is, from
injuries caused by fall on board whaleship 5000
Chas. H. Bliss, Providence, lost on Metis, Aug
3o.... .:...:"......:.. ..:.......: =. 5000
Norman Marsh, Newark, N. ]. lost on tafetis,
Aug. 80. 5000
p. 4. Field Geneva, N. Y, lost on Metis,
Chas. HI. Sprague, Newtown, Nd. lost at sea-. 1000
Frederick Krenson, Savannah, Ca, crushed. 5000
Henry Mccartney, Brownsville, O., drowned 5000
Iotal JUG
Sirteen Thousand claims of policy holder, for
death or injury by accident, have been paid by Ne
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford
The amounts paid in lossesby the TRAVELLERS aver
age Seoen Hundred Dollars a Day for every secular
day since the Company began business.
A. J. CHASE, General Agent,
80 Exchange Street. Portland Maine.
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MEMORANDA,

Brig Torrent Tibbetts, from Baltimore for Carde-
mas put back 18th with loss of mainboom and MAIN
sail in gale off Hatteras 3d. a III
bar9ue ID Brookman. Berry, loading at New Or
leans Tor Havre, was burned to the waters edge on
the night of the 24th with 400 bales cotton. The
vessel registered 687 TONS built Belfast in 1885,
and hailed from New York. T
=, Ship John Sidney, before reported wrecked near
Tape Henlopen. struck on McCraig's Shoals during
the gale OF the oath, and filled with water. She
breaking up at last accounts. The crew landed at
Lewes, Del.
Sch d K Arey, Ryan, from Belfast for Boston, put
into Boothbay 10th with loss Of bowsprt head gear,
&c, having been in collision with the steamer Cam
bridge rllf
Ship Tantallon Castle, which arrived at New York
18th inst from Calcutta, reports July 28th took
board the captain and crew Of the Spanish ship China
from Havana for Hong Kong The China being in a
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-28
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,


Saturday, Oct. &c.
q ARRIVED.
and mdse to Henry Fox.
Steamer Chase, Mulligan, Halifax, NS-passengers
and mdse to John PorteOus.
Barque Sarah Hobart. (of Freeport) White Bonaire
"a days,-60T bbls salt to Curtis & Davis
Brig Kate. Br) Archibald, Windsor, NS-1S5 tons
plaster to order. q - = .---Tg - =
Sch Planet, (Br) Hunt, Maitland, Ns-plaster and
wood to order.
Sch Citizen, Upton, Newburyport
Sch Smith, Upton. Newburyport.
Sch Danl York, (Br) Crossley Portsmouth
Sch + Trefethen, Startling, Monhegan, to load for
Martinique. ~, r.
Sch II Pray, Clark, Pembroke for South New
market.
Sch Majestic, Collamore, Bangor for New Raven.
Sch Willie. Hall, Rockland.
Sch Senator, Orne, Westport.
Sch Golden Eagle, Jewett, Westport
Sch Clinton, Bracy, Cranberry Isles.
Sch Jane Mary, Spurling Bristol. 4
Sunday, Oct. ~.
ARRIVED.
Sch Mayfower Handy, Calais-knees to Taylor.
Sch Henrietta. Lindsey, Calais. knees to Taylor.
Sch m Branscomb, Dodge, Calais for Lynn,
Sch Red Rover, Thompson Ellsworth
Schs Agricola, Fullerton and Fair Dealer, Remick,
Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Elizabeth, Murch, Ellsworth for Lynn.
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The Averiu Chemical Paint

The Averiu Chemical Paint
r-, WILL PROVE ITSELF.
1st-Far more beautiful then any other sta
2d-More durable then any other.
3d-Lower in price then pure Lead ard on.
4th- To be all ready for use.
5th-To require no thinning or drier.
6thAThe best wood preservative ever discovered.
7th-Rain before dry does not wash 1t.
sth-It will not run or chalk.
9th-It is positively water and fire proof.
10th-Covers old work as well as new
11th-Superior for covering brick.
12th-The best paint for iron buildings.
This paint has been, and is being used upon the fin
est villas and buildings both public and private, in
this country, NORTH SOUTH cast and west giving uni
versal satisfaction, and in all clses has proved it's
lear to be fully twice as long, without chalkng or
ackipg, as any other paint. ~~
d. M. YEOMANS,
General Eastern Agent,
S3 Commercial ST., Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-28

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR YICE-PRESIDENT.
HENRY WILSON.

"Erant and his policy deserve the very
highest credit.o-Horace Greeley.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-28
STATE OF MAINE.
County of Cumberland, City Of Portland.
To the Electors
OF THE r =
,AEAAM .MEt ETERg
CITY OF PORTLAND.

PURSUANT to warrants from the Mayor and Al
Il dermen Of the City Of Portland, the duly quail
ned electors OF said city, residing in wards one two,
three, four and six will meet in their respective Ward
Rooms, in said wards, and those resiiing in ward i've
will meet in the Machigonne Engiue house on Con-
gress ST., in said ward and those residing in ward
seven will meet in the School house Clark street
in said ward, on -. r
Tuesday, the Filth day of November next,
at ten O'Clock i'm the forenoon,
then and there to give in their votes for Electors Of
President and Vice President of the United States.
The polls on such day of election to remain open
be closed. 1--7f
The Aldermen OF said city will be in open session
at the Ward Room entrance on Myrtle ST. in City
building from nine O'Clock in the forenoon to one
O'Clock in the afternoon each of the three secular
days next preceding such day of election, and from
three O'Clock to five o'clock the afternoon on the
last OF said three secular days. for the purpose of re-
ceivng evidence of the qualification ofvoters whose
names have not been entered the lists Of qualified
voters In and for the several wards and for correct
ing said lists. = w
Per Order. H. I. ROBINSON City Clerk.
oct26 did
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Valencia 25th inst, barque Robt Porter Kill
man, Callao. ~gA rh,E - - - -
: Ar at Liverpool ed inst ship Elcano, Brown, from
- Ar at buenos Ayres 10th ult barque wenonah,
FORBES, Montreal; brig John Sherwood, Randruff,
Portland, duly 20.) NEFF. = - 0N~'
SID mn Montevidco 18th ult, barques Harvest Home,
Dlckey Pernambuco, to load for Lverpool; Albert
In port 18th ult, barque Reunion Tucker, for Ba-
=, AT at Pernambuco prev to 18th inst, sch Hattie
Haskell, Young, New York
York, ldg. -
Havana.
At Sagua 18th, barque Daring, Mcdonald, for Port
land, with $50 hhds molasses at S31 pr hid.
Sid FIN Cardenas 18th inst, brig Nellie Ware, Ash
bury, New York. .-e-- $1,000
Ar at Havana 25th, ship Ella Thayer from Cardiff
Ar at st John, NIB, 25th, sch Falco, Hatfield and
Medora, Bennett Boston,
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To the HarbOr Commissioners Of
nr Portland.

To the HarbOr Commissioners Of
Portland.
RESPECTFULLY prays the Portland, Saco and
LII Portsmouth Railroad Company for permission
90 erect wall and fill up portion Of the fats on the
East side Of its depot the foot of State street.
p. s. & P. RAILROAD CO..
IL BY FRANCIS CHASE, Supt.
Portland, Oct. ed, 1872. 1T ~
PORTLAND, October 25th, 1872.
Ordered: THAT hearing on the foregoing petit
ton be had on the premises therein mentioned, on
Monday, November 4th, 1872, at O'Clock p. M, and
that notice OF the above application together with
this our order thereon be given by publication In
OF the newspapers printed daily in Portland, tor
seven days previous to the hearing
JACOB MCCLELLAN. Harbor
ST C0RSER, Com
oct26d1w c. H. FARLEY, missioners.-
Home for Aged Women.
MEMBERS of this Association are notified that
1u- the annual meeting will be held at the Home
on Emery street, on TUESDAY, Oct. 29th, at 81
O'Clock r. M By Order.
Oct. "a, 1872. oc26dtd
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Price only 81. Sent by mail postpaid on receipt CT
TUTE, No Bulfnch Street, Boston, Mass, or DR..
w. H. PARKER, Assistant Physician. N. B. The
author may be consulted the above as well as all
diseases requiring SKILL and EXPERIENCE.
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DIED.

In Cape Elizabeth, Oct. 25, Albus r., youngest son
Of Eliza III. and the late Capt. Ezekiel Doyle aged IA
years 10 months.
In Gorham, Oct. %, Mrs. Martha f., wife of Dea
Marshall Irish, aged Sc wears.
Funeral this Monday afternoon at o'clock1
In Nobleboro. Oct. 2, Col. James Simmons, aged o.
years months.
IS years.
In Rockland, Oct. 7, Mrs Margaret, wife of Joseph
Pierce, aged &C years months.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-28

SPOKEN.
Oct 81, lat Al 20, lon Ga 10, ship American Union,
from London for New York.
Oct 8, off Matanilla Reef, barque Frank Marion
from New Orleans for Falmouth, E,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
j. b. BROWN &c SONS.
b A N X e r s,
No. 40 Exchange Street.
z r Z L ND. MAIN

" II IL A ID, M A Il.
DEALERS in Government and other Investment
Securities and in Gold and Silver Coin.
DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight. In
terest at the rate of -Four per cent per allow
ed all Daily Balances. Accounts rendered and in
terest credited monthly.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT issued bearing n
terest by agreement and available al maturity in
Portland, Boston or New York.
STERLING Exchange purchased. Sight and sixty
day drafts on En- ylnnd, Ireland, Scotland, and al
the principal cities of Europe. Also Gold and Cur
rency Checks on Boston, New York and Montreal
sold.
Agents for the sale of the
First Mortgage Bonds OF the Port
land Il Ogdensburg II. II.
se39 sn M&Stf
BANK OF PORTLAND.
On, and after this date the un iersigned will carry
on STRICTLY Banking business, at the Banking
Rooms now occupied by the Second National Bank,
IN Portland, Maine, under the style of the "BANK
OF PORTLAND" and as such, will receive DEPOSITS
and make Discounts, in the regular course of the
Banking Business
WIN. GOOLD.
Portland, June 24th 1872.
jun23new1t then sn If
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-28

+F1sEf LlNCOLN COUNTY. aa-se a...ff
A party of ronghs at Wiscasset disturbed the
exhibition OF panorama in that place last
Thursday evening and in cjecting them Depu-
ty Sheriff Folsom of SomerviIle, had one of
his ribs broken s fr1v. =
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r L O u r !

OF all the different ades and now retailing 1t at
Jobbers' prices
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-28

The Saco Grant Guards and Tanners bave
voted to attend the grand Republican demon
straton in Boston on the Both inst.
The Bddeford Times says an amusing inc;-
dent is related in connection with the reoant
Greeley and Brown demonstration. Our Meth
odst brethren of this city and Saco had on that
evening a union sociable at theresidence of Da
vid Buck on Elm street, Saco, which wonId
naturally cause his house to be pretty well il
Illuminated. The torchlight procession passed
by Mr.. Bucks residence, and supposng tbs
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-28

Joseph Clark is the largest Taxpayer in WAL
doboro, his assessment for 1872 being 1928.
The adjourned annual meeting of the Ken
nebec 81 Wiscasset Railroad was held at Wis
casset Monday, Oct 21st. The following board
OF directors was chosen: Henry ingalls,, r. H.
Tucker, Andrew Lacy, Isaac T. Hobson. Alfred
Lennox, Richard 7. Rundlett, William s. Til
ton, leaving six vacancies to be filled by the
board.
Mr.. George Mink, who died last week at the
age of 81 years, was at the time of his death,
the Oldest man in Waldoboro, and his wife the
Oldest woman. They had lived together more
than seventy years. Mrs. Mink is SO years old.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-28

In Boston on Saturday, the fears OF SuSpen-
sion of local travel and traffic account of the
malady affecting horse flesh have become re-
alities, exceptioned instances only of a continu-
ance of business being visible in the streets.
The storm increased the spread of the disease,
and the appearance of Washington street is
conveyed to the mind by the following item
from the Transcript Of Saturday:
The number of teams which passed Wash
ington street, near Summer, between II and II
o'clock this forenoon, was as follows: - two
horse teams, % one-horse teams, 4 handcarts,
2 wagons drawn by men, 3 box-teams drawn by
boys, .-s-
But the epidemic has a ludicrous as well as
serious phase, the former relating to the many
expedients adopted to supply the power and ia
cilties furnished by the horse when enabled to
perform his accustomed tasks. As the street
car lines gradually diminishee their trips peo-
pie gathered along the curbstones waiting
YEARLY for the familiar colors of their desired
cars, but finally accepted the situation and
trudgec off on their long walks with remarka-
BILE unanimity. The Transcript says:
Private horses are equally affected with those
of the railroad and express companies, and
business is generally at standstill. The in
ward freight houses of the several lines of
steam roads are piled high with goods that can
not be taken away, and the amount is con-
SANITY increasing with the arrivals of trains
Warehouse desks are covered with orders that
cannot be filled, as no means of conveyance to
the various depots can be provided
Several establishments have resorted to novel
expedients for the conveyance of their goods in
the absence of engine power. The peculiarities
of the turnouts are SO varied that each in sue
cession draws its modicum of remarks, merri-
ment or applause, as the novelty may strike the
minds of the bystanders. One dry goods firm
put on, in addition to its double ox-team, 'pull-
man trains, wagon drawn by men, and
small box-cart drawn by FIVE boys, placarded, |
"Quick Transit Railway Co." Wagons hauled |
by hand was common sight, and even coal |
was delivered to consumerstn the same manner
One concern,gilded the horns of their oxen to
match the remainder of the turnout, and en-
terprisng ten-year Odds turned their play-wag- |
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u,ureen sub | unb 2 pirb NIT @elos
bube por, 20 bts 100 Dollars unb St.
fdneni6Rrafe 10 bts 80 Eaeen 0eobnbet ;
-jeoe @erleBune pes So nit @elrbube
pe>, so, bis 100 Dollars uno @efdns>
ntbirafs pom 20 bis so Ta9en. Die fir
6fentlt&e Nereernti1e 3u ertIdrsnoen So
fale &peroen osi9lo1en big Der &teen>
ttlmer 1000 Dollars Caution felt.
So. Die sub 6 noreeidriebenen ST.
fdnsniez @trafen f5nne, bet jepem @ri<
minal0eri9t in &raft eeiebt, bic @elo<
buben aber (aussenomn,en bic sub 4
unp - Dor jeoem Grteoensrt&ter etnee>
tloet tpereen. Der @erurtbetlte 1T btd
CUR pollen 3abluns Der Buben uno So
fen I'M @efdnenib III bolten. Sa@&az
tenerfabflasen auf @runo Der paras
eropben 4 unp 5 fnp Grteoenert&te'
competent, ,uern bic 9eforperte @nll&Gs
bisun9 nt@t 200 DoQ. ~iterfet9t.
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Die Gtmpereu5~'T

Nenu w1 nid5t trren, II 9oben mir
eber, a4s trseno etn anbere8 'beutl deS
8latt in Mtnnelota> benz pubRfum bic
bemerfensspertbe. &unbe, baB bic Tempez
ren5ler f@ bel her na@Nen @dtB9ebun9
@rpb8 Dpr9enpmn1en.
@tr erfeben aus Der beuti9en Nummer
oeS u8olfsblattes", baB un1er 9ei9dbter
College nun au@ 2unte 9eroden unp NIT
eiRem Der @r1be; Der @efabr 9eblbrenpen
Offer bic Marmtrpmmel rQbrt. @S
fpmmt b{eS etua6 lpdt> aber If tmmerbin
on5uerfennen. Der Ser College nimmt
i1@ bic 8retbeit uns fir ben SAL, bab
pa6 @tQd 5ur Nufubrun9 fpmrat, uniere
&pQe in bemielben an3uwei(en. @ir
9eben bteielte NIT frcunplt9em Dant in
feline 9dnpe ;uuld, uno peroeu ITO all
whom it may concern" in ber n6dfen
Summer lases1> paS unS bm erpbe Nu>
9enblid III erbeil9en {detnt.
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RroTt N@jabr-

@tr uln(den benz eeneteten 2efer tt>
men fr5bliden @pruns ms neue Sa9r.
@eine 8ople m6se Ct fi& nt@t our&
bic Gurdt veroerben ta0en, bab etc Sem
peren;ler Re ibm fir lpdtere 3eiten rauben
wereen, bean spenrt bic oeut19e 8eSBlfez
rune Hut unferm Gre~unoesratbe fol9t, 70
1T bofar fetne @efabr.
De Bsltln9s, rer mir In unlerer nd6
fen Nummer et>e Bsip:e&un9 an9eceiz
ben laNa msrcsa, 1T s1par ni&t bic
auerberubiscnpfls a4etn pas mSse Nies
mano biaorn, oas alte Sabr FROZEN
Mutbes iu fdltben unp oas neue mi!
3uper| i9t uno @ertrauen, ba6 Aue8 ii@
gum Beten penoen m69e, anSutreten.
une tamtt ltebes 2eler, Yrol't @eujabr
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aus iepeua >ber Berwaltunespspartemeuts
'a's prdfunes @oQesten contitutren.
@or bielen @oQeeten :tperben fdmmtlt@e
Npplteanten far. aeu,ter tbr Gramsn ~
ma@en babsn. 1885, i q n
BON Nem.g prt- Das Collie
atum ber Ginpanberunescommt6dre
erfldrt, bab bic Sterbefd1e an @erp bsS
Dampfers Grantlin In Der l&ledten
9lftune tes S@tfe6 unb ben, Maneel
an 8utem Srinfwa1er ibre llrio@e FAM
ben.
SWEEP 1T tpteber f@tbar oetporben,
bean Ct mar ben, ~6eralp" 3ufolse nit
eineu, @runoet8en'bums : Msenter fir
Den @ertauf ppn 2teesnl9aften in I'M
te1bonrlun8, 6pdter fe0te er fi6 Dem
S&nif, uno Elm 9err g. @. @annort
niu,mt ietnen Ylab alS Superintendent
Der ftdpttiaen 8auarbeiten EN-. Gmeee
felte leiren Na&foleer ben S@reibern
IN ieinem 8lreau ftlbf al6 tbren @bef
por. St fa9t. Ct bate ldon LANCE OBJ
ranten .tpouen. bd;te obsr ni&t ebe,
,lttnen Mann" als Na@folaer ernannt
erbaIten t5nnen. l1eber pa6 @erii6t
paB Ct auseeri0en. madt Ct f@ luitia.
Sein Na@fslaer tparo burd ben Gelez
orapben 0onnort, @annort unp 8an
Mort genannt. @te Der Mann wt,fs
lid beibt miro I@ allp erf nod fnoer
mi6en.
49, 6. 9. 6eie. 8. y. meyer6 uni
9. s. McGartby In pbilacelpbia, an
eek!ide coumer3ielle Detective, bic I'D
al6 Beamte eeberpet unp 10 pon pcn2su'
ten @elD erprebt, puroen pieies Yerbre:
6sn6 peoen ppr @eridt unp DON Dem:
lslben je uuter $4,000 BQr9ldaft &C.
felt.
- Sn ber Ndbe Der 5tarterdn,e Dol
Milwaufee 1purpe bic 2etde zines GFrp
renen @oloaten, Nau,tn6 Gremiere> 3:
funoen.
--Sn @bteaso bat bic Sptsial @rcn'
SurY Die Nntlaee auf Bete&uns aeee'
bic 4 Mlpermdnner @c@raib, Wlart
@onteumerY uno @alib beoranret &C
fupben.
;, Grantrei@.-Dn Iusl@ub III
} REORGANIZATION ber Nruee mirp cine
jdbrtee attiYe u. 4 jdbrteeR
empfeblen. Gerner foQ nod Mblauf pe
Qebern Der Splbat nod fit 6 Sobr 3peit
&eierpe rtenfpRt4ti8 iein.
Die 8erkaftun9 pcn &tnwchner
pur@ bte Deutlden olS @etleln wirl
amtlt@ In &breoe 0etelt.
@ambetta, ber @baupin, prsbtl
ben &epublifanern Mdbt8uug.
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Gas ,,9@anoe efeA"

&urs uno gut nsnut bic ~Suinoia
Saat6jettun9" pos in Sbio beitebsnpf
@eleB fit 8ddrdntuns bes @erfaufa
9eiiti9er 0ar&nfe Elm 80 @anpoe=
1eb" uno wie gang IS pieieu Namen
perptent, rirc u,an bel Der prifuns be,
i'm Nadfebenren miteetbeiIten parasra=
pben zines y ble9erS erfennen, nell
den f@ ote Gemperenjbrieer IN 9uinoia
ppu bemS btc8eleSe 8enou1men uno Den
fe %osrfanoen baben, in Dem @exate tbre,
Se9islatur 8ooea ia 1eri@afen.
Mllp man leie uRo bebente bann, BAT
man e6 NIT un6 bier In Minne(ota ebeu
70 9ut ppr bat:
s4. @sr our@ ben @erfauf 8etRias,
@etrdnfe, sleibpiel ob nit pper pbne 81
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oen Beraufdten in Sbbut ntmunt fl,
et,e aneemeNene Gntl6dbisung baftba,
uno bat auberbem flr jeoea Sag fol&e.
Sbbut 2 Douors 3u sablen.
SIS. Gbe9atten> &tnper, @ltern, @os>
munb Der ODER @rbeiteeber rpslat
rur9 bic 8~etrunfsnbeit ibrer Nn9eb6rtz
gen on perlon, @isentbum ocer Mi,tslu
gum 2ebensunterbalt Sd~oen ODER Gin
buee erletcen, f6nnen bon Demjenioen.
Der pur& @erfauf eeiRi9er @etrdnte jens
Betrunfeubett peranlabt bat, Sdapen>
erlaB e%intlasen. Der Gietntb1u,er bee
9aules, In uel@em bic 9etittgen &C.
trdnfe ~nerfauft >peroen, 1T In 9lef@em
MaBe wte per @trtb fQr fol@en S9az
ben baftbar. @befrauen t6nneu @@a>
benerlaBtlaeer, IN ibrem eteenen Mauen
(obne 8orwifen uno 3uaimmun9 bee
Mannes) etnbrtnsen; Der TN Nauen
mtnrerjdbrtser &inber etn3utlaeenpt
S@abenerfaB miro mad Gru1t0tn bee
@ert&ts entrpeper tbnen ielbf ober ibren
@ormdnbern, pptr td@fen &~n9eb5rtsen
aueeaablt.
Sc. Sebe 8t1Iesuns ser BtRim<
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Del ~Ssraeltt" fast In feline,
lebten Museabe: ~Dte Suoeu &ublanoe
unp polers .parte1 NIT S&meraen auf
bte &ddfebr be6 @robflrfen Alrris pom
ben Ser. @taaten nit beGeren Anf&teu
lber @eeteruns, @ere@tiafeit, Msnlam>
redte unp menl@lide Gisentblmli@tet>
ten. @ie befen, bab ct bier lernen piro.
ba6 bic menfden une tbre &e@te ni&t
mad reliei6ien 8etenntni0en beurtbeilt
pe,een md6tn, :fonbern bo6 IS Der
Meni@ ielbf uno feline 5anplune.n fnp,
wel@e tbn gun, &e8teruneeobjett MAIDEN.
Ste erparten, baB Ct bier ltrner miro,
oa6 polnti@e unb ru(F(ae @l%1nt.rtbanen
l&on na@ einem tur3en MufentbaIt IN
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