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Smyrna times., 1873-02-26

George T Downing, the well-known repre-
sentative colored man, has written letter, ex-
pressing the opinion that the change of
government in Spain should at presen; restrain
our Government from granting belligerant
rights to the Cubans He thinks that our
Government having refused to grant these bel
ligerant rights while Spain was monarchy,
should allow the new Republic ga reasonable
time to act for freedom and Cuba" Mr..
Downing's letter is written in view of the
colored convention to meet in Washington on
the 81 of March, for the purpose of advocating
! freedom in Cuba and the accordance of belg
Grant rights to the Cuban patriots.
Smyrna times., 1873-02-26

Secretary Boutwell, was asked last week if it
were true that he had placed his resignation in
the hands of the President. He replied Oracu-
larly that eff true it would become known,
and if not true it would make no difference.
Smyrna times., 1873-02-26

febI9lt
Smyrna times., 1873-02-26

In New York city, during the year 1872,
there were l4O suicides, 2O6 deaths by drown
ing, 81 homcides, and 7O5 deaths "by acci-
dent" Total deaths by violence, ll08.
Smyrna times., 1873-02-26

Mrs. Mary Ann Reicbert, living at Ashland,
Pa, is 50 years DID, and weighs little over 800
pounds She is feet in height measures 29
inches round the arm. and feet inches
round the waist. She is native of Schuyl
L Ill nnnntu
Smyrna times., 1873-02-26
THE. MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this the 18th inst. at
the residence Of brides father by Rev Geo A. Phbus
Mr. John W. Stephenson. Of New Castle County, to Miss
Amanda COsden. of tins town.
SPEAR-IIAZELL-Feb 18th, st. Clements (EpiscopaD
Church. by the Rev. J. " Watson, Henry Spear Miss
Mollie Il. HAZEL, both OF Kent county.
Smyrna times., 1873-02-26

The great Centennial Mass Meeting, at the
Academy of Music Philadelphia on Saturday
evening, packed the building. Hon. Simon
Cameron presided with long list of Vice
Presidents The total subscriptions in Phila-
delpha up to the present time, were announced
$l.779,O00, and over $4l 900 more was sub
scribed at the meeting. Addresses were made
by Hon. Geo. B. Loring, Of Mass, and other
prominent gentlemen.
, 1873-05-12
A COSTLY GOVERNMENT,
Enormous Estimates OF tho Controller
of 1RAo Diatrict OF Eolunlbfa.

1inormOu9 Estimates OF tho Controller
of 11ao Diatrict OF Eoluntfa.
Washington {April g Dispatch to the Nc,u lorE Herald.
The Controller Of tho District has sent to tho
Legislature his estimates for tho expenses of tho
various branches Of tho Diatrict Government for
tho next fiscal year, and their magnitude has
staggered oYcn tho atalnolost supporters Of tho
"King." Tho estimates for the salaries of por-
1naueut officers alone amount to the onormous
sum OF s543, ,59G.76, and this docs not include
tho pay Of tho Governor, Secretary, four
members ct H.; tho Board :Doard Of Public Works. tlye
members Of tho Legislative Council, whose sal-
arics amount in the aggregate to S92, 1854, and
are paid out Of tho Unitod ssatoa Troasury, nor
does it inclnde s25,0o5.45 asked for to pay the
paid by tho Board of Public Works, which, for
tho yoar ending Juno so, 1879, amounted to
s171 ,018. 1ho ne1t item ia for advertising,
s37, ,1G1.09, and this also does not include
Hoh ta for costs sas mote ne9a 5 la fS' s Of |0p an;
other department Of the Government. For
contingent o1penBos tho Legislature is asked to
appropriate s267, ,0o0.42 for special aud n,iscol-
laneous e1penses, 81, ,1G7, ,G94.74. and for porma-
eugine-houses. de-, s1s0,6lo. Tho total OF ap-
1s1 900 people is e2 224, 1874
=. A careful examination OF tho eatimntea sub
mittoA proves thnt not one cont ia aeAeh for to
pny for tho operations OF tho Doasd of Public
Works during tho next year, nor to pay to TINT
brunch OF tho District Government tho 3252, 900
which Mr. Shepherd says Is duo on tho four
Ills "ayainblo asaots." Dosido this, tho Board
having already expended overy dollar tllat tho
District has ever appropriated for itB uso, tho
engineer in charge Of tho atreot improvements
reports that there Will be "requrel to CONF
plote tho Districts proportion work begun,
9444, ,80i.02." It will thus bo socn that In aGdi-
tion 10 the CONTROLLERS eatinates, tho Board Of
pnbllo Works. will anti for ut leaat 5000, ,aO4 .Da
IL ~.
nries Of ita subordinate officers, tho coat OF re-
pairs, &c.
, 1873-05-12
Tho Gossip Of ABOnlcA

From Ztll<F ~ Iayard Taylor 70 fha Neio Yoyk
Tribune.
upon hinlHolf and refuses to bo considered az
anything olhe than prisoner. He iu vlsltod
almost dnily both by Catholic aud Protestant
strangers, aIuong whom thore liz moro than tho
usual proportion Of American ladies'. 10 all
thcso ho complains OF hs troatmont, and somo-
limos prophosisa speedy and splendid triumph.
Que rumor BtatcB, howeyor, that ho is very tired
OF his iHo!ation, and would gladly be roconcilod
with tho italian Government, II It could DO douo
with dignity. I cannot Euess how much truth
thcro may be IN thla, but thoro aro aomo ntrange
md yot true storIos In oiroulatou That tho sol,
CllicciottD OF Garibaldi and tho daughtor Of Car
dinal Antonsli should have fallon desperately
III love with each other, ia a conjunction which,
would hardly have occurred to q novelist; yet It
ia . still mora extraordinary circumstance that
nonlo Of tho Cardinals money ahould hayo lean
nnod to support violent donocratlo Journal i'll
ROnD.
, 1873-05-12

and running down upon. his Bhoulaors. Strong
mon turnod away. from tho nlckoning sight With
. nhuddor. Others wept. somo oyon haa to
shambios d Tho bntohora. =.
Il noomod na II tho wluds oarrlod tue tllinga
10 Ollorryvale: In M hour all clio town was Mt
cured for Dr. Yorla body, and h!a brother, ut
~ as's ono oty Upon whom tic hand oi doath had boon
laId. 1Ie could not bo comfortod.
Tho iron rod was again put ia roquisItion,s untll
e1a moro grnyes woro discoyored 1.-Two Of which
each contained q corpse, and tho Blxth, oontnin-
ing two, MI old 1natt and little girl. somo wcro
In tho last stagcs Of decomposition, and ,othere,
any among tho crowd had known them in lfo.
Tbo. aco,o WAS horrible beyond description.
THO daylight fled from tho pratrios, but tho
aearo wont On with undated ySor faselna
tho spot. Tho gplrit OF murder was tloro. md II
kopt them In apito Of tho night and tho horror Of
tho surroundings. THO crowd Increased inatoad
of diminishing,, Collins wero provided Tor all,
midnight when ollr informant left, but throo
| moro grnvoB had boon discovered, each supposed
to contain q corpBe, although thoy had not boon
iora and telograms havo BEEN eont in every ii.
reclion with doscrptioua, of tho nenaore, md
1t ia not thought possible thnt they can
oacape. With the crowd at tho grayo
WAS q man named groclsman who was supposed
to know something about tho mnrders. Furiona
men laid hold upon him at onco nnd strung him
up to beam In tho house. His cohtortiona
woro foarfn1 His oyos Btartod from thoir sook-
paliing. Death was within roach Of him WHOM
Lo- waa out down. "ConfoBsl Confessl' thoy
yelled; but ho said nothing. Again he was
1orlcd from his feot, and agnln was the strong
reBlscltntol, ho onco moro rofuaod to open his
mouth. He did not apDeNr to understand whpt
, 1873-05-12

of tic house was next carefully aearoled, evory
crack and creyico being infinitely looked into,
and subjected to tho application Of .rodu md
loose. Nothing eame Of It oil. No blood spots
appeared. The door was solid; tho walls woro
solid. II there were dead tncn about they wcra
not in tho front room. Then camo tho back
room: Tho beds wore removed. In his flight
the older Bon1er had loft everything untouchod.
Not even tho doors were locked, though such Ind
been tho reputation Of tho eho-doyl that tho
footed by devil In rcn7ity. Aftor the hods had
boon removed, ono Of tho party noticed al1ght
depression in tho floor, which, upon closer
examination, revealed trap-duor upon hinges.
gloom W pit outlined itsoli, forbtddlng, cavern
oue, uulnowll. Lights yvore, procured, mud
some Of the mon descended. They found thou,-
selves In mn nbyns shaped like u WE'LL como si1
.Iloro and thoro littio damp placos could bo aeon
.aa ii water had come up from tho bottom or
'loen poured down from above, They eropol
shout over theas splotcloa r. and hold up H . hind
their pnllnu and dribbled through tl,oir 1ngera.
ptll' stlchlns, blood-that they lad 1oanyd
CROPPING tloro in tho yo!d-tbe bleed,
tad Lila hImseif down to droan Of homo and
kindred, and who had died while dreaming Of
'ha loved ones. Tho party had provided thou-
solvoH with long, sharp rod Of iron which tloy
drove into tho ground III evory direction ut TUG
bottom Of tho pit, but nothing further rewarded
tho search, and they came away to oxamlno the
garden " tho rear OF tho house. After boring,
orproddlng, Al It woro, for nonrly an hour, tho
rod was driven down Into spot, and whom It waB
withdrawn something that looked like matter
nIhDred to the point. S1oyola wero at onco rot
to work, and In y few Moments corpse WAS My
coyored. It had boon huriod upon III face. Tho
icsh had dropped away from the legs There
VIVA no con!n, 40 winding sheet, no .prepara-
ton for thu grave, nothing upon, tho body
lut an old shirt, torn In places and
thick with damp and decay. Tho corpao
.was tonderly dlstntorrad, Sud laid upon
liz bach in tho full light OF tho soft April Hll,l.
Quo look OF horror into the CHASTITY faoo, soator-
a and aw9e apd L a15en q s yys ySeS GToa xh gut IN
ia Ind boen buried In shallow hole, with
murdered and how? They oyoxalninea him closely;
1i,,on tho back Of hia head and to the left and
obliouoIy from his right ear, ntorrlblo blow had
boon given With hammer. The skull had boon
driven into the brain, and frola tho hn!torea aud
broken orovicoH dull stream Of blood Ind nozcd.
,paaterIug his halr With kind OF clam1ny paste
, 1873-05-12
BOARDING AND LODGING

Or, sAtsuEr B1NvETT, Boo'y.
MUscHFlHE, fown, hiny Z, 1878.
, 1873-03-22

ain fact a caution against a hasty deposi-
q ton beneath the soil Of the removed ex-
" creta and earth. And [ would ask Dr..
"Rolleston and your readers to place by
" the side of that extract, and of all that
he has written, the following passage,
=" written by the same eminent officer in
" that very same report 1t is impossible,
Sin my humble opinion, to overestimate
" the result of the Rev. Mr.. Moule's la
4" bors in this important branch Of hygiene
"-the Dry Earth system. It is without
e" exception the greatest public benefit
i" conferred by a private individual in a
&" matter SO essential to public health, that
=" [ am acquainted with"
I have no doubt, at the risk Of being
tiresome, gone to fully in this question Of
than may seem necessary in advocating
this reform now in the hands of the est.
Croix Sanitary and FertiIizing Company"
But I believe that there is no statement in
the foregoing extract that it is not of vital
consequence to every intelligent person to
consider.
The preservation of health and the ar
resting of infectious diseases are the first
duty Of us all, whether regard is had to
the sanitary arrangements Of our W
houses or of the communities of which we
form a part. We have no right either to
SO keep our household wastes as to endan.
ger the health of our families, or to depo,
sit them, whether by sewer Transportation
or otherwise, where they will endanger
the health of other people. If, therefore,
the reader has passed over any part of this
extract, I beg that he will apply himself
again to the task, and call on me for cir
culars and pamphlets on the subject, in
which he will attain a full realization of
the evils from which the "Earth-C Closet
SYSTEM, and it alone, has power to give
relief. Trusting therefore that the said
Company will receive the necessary pub
lie support and prove a success.
l am Mr.. Editor
Your most respectfully
L. J. de S0BOTKER.
Sole and General West
india Agent of Earth
Closet Company U. S. A.
, 1873-03-22
(From tie 81. THomg Tjdende.J

JAMAICA. High winds have prevailed
throughout the island, to such an extent
that vessels have been unable to land their
cargoes, and, in some places, had to run for
shelter.
Most of the sugar estates have COM
menced grinding operations. Although
the crop will not be so large as was at one
time expected, it is not likely to fall very
far below the average. A factory is being
erected for the purpose of extracting the
dye from Logwood and other native woods
and exporting it in q liquid form.
A sharp shock of earthquake was felt in
Kingston at half past 8 o'clock on the 3rd
inst.
The protocol signed by the Peruvian
Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Envoy
Extraordinary of Columbia, for the purpose
of cutting a canal across the isthmus OF
Panama, has been sanctioned by the Presl-
dent and corps of Scientists and engineers
will shortly be despatched to the scene of
operations.
Havana, 5th March.
A Bill has been presented to the Cortes
to raise SO battalions of 900 men each to
suppress the Carlists,=The Majority of the
Cortes have determined to vote for abolition
previous to adjourning.=The Carlists in
Castillo la Vieja have been Dispersed
The carlist forces threaten Pampeluna.
18th March.
Russia has made a proposal to the En-
glish Government for the amlcable settle
nent of differences which have arisen 10
regard to Afghanistan.
, 1873-03-22

The strike among the miners of South
Wales has not been arranged, but c%ontin-
ues. Great distress prevails, but neither
party will yield.
King Amadeus has left Lisbon for Italy.
The Irish Bishops are urging the Irish
Members of the House Of Commons to OPP
pose the Government Educational Bill for
Ireland.
8th March.
President Grant was inaugorated on
the 4th instant, with great ceremony, in
the Presidency for another term Of four
years. The religious portion of the coun-
try have been greatly shocked with the
super5cription "Ecce Homo which was
placed above the Presidents chair.
, 1873-03-22
CENTRAL SUGER FACTORIES IN
THE WEST INDIES.
From .'Me Produce Murbets' Re0iew Fc5ry.
Is, 1871

It is seldom that we have to draw our
c"oIolial renders attention to a more iu-
teresting document han the following
extract from Governor D3s V9ux's report
on Sugar-makjng in St. Lucia. If all our
West Indian Governors showed an equally
enlightened acquaintance with the Sugar
question, and were as bold in stating their
views, there might be some chance Of the
British West Indies escaping the utter ruin
of which they are in imminent risk from
the extraordinary development of the
European Beet Root crop. But even such
a startling fact as that One-third of the
British consumption was last year fed from
the Beet, is received with total indiff9r-
ence, aud fails to awaken the planters to
a sense of their position. Beet Sugar,
though for Re6ner's purposes many 8hiI-
lings per cwt. cheaper than the Cane,
pays the continental growers and manu-
f~actures very han lsom9 profits, and It's
cultivation will inevitably spread, and
drive Cane Sugar completely out of use in
England within q few years, unless our
colonial planters move with the times.
AS we have never for the last ten years
ceased to point out, the only chance for
cane-pIanters is to make fac Sugar, and to
appeal direct to CustO ners instead OF to
Refners. IF this be done the prosperity of
the Beet will, in Englan |, at any rate, be
shortened, but if the West Indies continue
the Anticipated processes of Pere Lnbat,
their extinction as Sugar colonies will be
only a question of time. It is however a
cheering sign of progress to find a gentle
man of Governor Des Velx's position adj
vocating the necessary Improvements and
another hopeful indication is thu establish
ment of a central factory in Trinidad by
the enterprising Directors of the Colonial
Company. We extract the following from
the Trjnjdat Chronicle of the 2l1 of
July -
The 81. Lucian of 18th ultimo, in CO.
pious extracts from Governor D9s Vmux's
Report on the state Of the Colony, which
accompanied the Blue Rock for 1870,
while speaking Of Sugar planting, copies
the following strong testimony by the
Governor, ia favour of Central Facto-
Ties 3
AGRICULTURE N MANUFACTURE.
'34-The Sugar crop of 187O-Sugar,
1S,4tf, LOO IoS'' MoIaSStS' 1oo'OOO SdllolS'
aud Rum, 2 46l galIons-proved, as antici-
pated in YIN last Report, to be the largest
ever obtained 10 the island. ***
'36-The increased production of Sugar
is owing rather to extended area of cult
walton than to improvement of culture.
'37- That less energy is shown in the
latter respect is probably owing in a mea-
sure to the extraordinary fertility of the
soil, which not uncommonly produces a
crop from the same Cane-plants for twenty
years in succession j; whereas, in most
other countries the fields require to be
nIanted every two ar three wears.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-04-10
1n Der Srauerei.

Strr BON Gbsrfsin bisIt fsts Elm ufs,
mes 5aus unb wnr istuen 5reunten Ss'
ssssnibsr Elm npblsr, frsissttstr 2DirtR.
Gr ;6blte bsrtn 8isIt unp :infr fetner BE-
fen Srsunbs mar Sarl Htinbsrg, esr feline
8ttanntltaft nit bsm aItsu 5srrn f6Cn
talO mad lstner Qntunft in tcrtissr Sc
ssnb ssmudt bate. atsr fstnsm Nsf.
fen eessniibtr bItsb bas Saus geihIpNtn,
trcbttm F6 bsrlslbt tsretts felt stntm
Wonat In bsr uutsrsn Stabt aufttsIt, um
bas bsrstts trwdbuts Rseimsnt 3u
fcrmirsu. Die 8srtineung rss Sifietsrs
NIT Der bitf&sn 8rausrstCGttr mar feline
9ietIinsstptt sspsisn uno bsr iunse
Rann bate Tt ttm psrbittsrt, Pas fcnnts
sr niGt psrs,fsu.
3u ben Grfrif&unssn, bic rsr aItt
G6.rasin ttts fir isins 5tfunrs sorrdtbts
6isIt, ssb6rts aud, Uis sslast stn gut
@las gtrr. Ginss SanntassmUrssns
tbsitte itm San mtt eab bar Sorratb
eason terstts srf&Upft lsi unb srbislt ben
4uftraa, nod an tsmIfIttu 3a8s 3ur
9rauerst ,u esGtn, I'm Elm nsuss SAP
fir ben nihftsn Mcntas Su tstsllsn.
San, etr tsrstts nit BEN Srausr wisbsr
auf sismilh sulsm SuBs itanp, fam her
auftraa srwinG6t; or mari lih in ben
@unutas assRaat unp eing, UNI nsn Auf'
tras aus,ufabrsn.
Nun pplts ss Der 3ufaa, bab ss aud
an prmi.tttn Sage Der iibrissn Dtsnsr'
| I6aft bts 5srrn ppn GbsrRstp sslillsts.
| b.r 8rausrst siusn 8slub a6jufattsn,
uni .tu friG&ts 9ias an btr Qusas ,u
trintsn, wstt bic Dtrtbitaitsn in hst
Slapt Spnntass ssihlpHsn bIstbsH mnb'
ten. glntr untsr tislen Disnsrn, nam
lid rsr @drtusr Sts alien 6srrn, nal
ab,r aud Gintr ron Sans RstmIt@sr
0rbsntublsrn unb ptnn aud nttt gam
70 o.fdbrlt& ais SalntUd, nt6tSpsfops
niger Gin sttn 70 bamii6sr @tIsut, nil
eisltr. Grabsr, ba 9laIta f6 noN II
Der Rotnuus bss gatsrs tsfanS, Satt
san R6 Pete Der 8sslsttuns rtsits uni
Der Nnbun 70 pttl pit mr8lt& 3u sntjtf
ben asIu6t, wsnu ct naG Der Srausrs
stns; Isittsm utsv biz @'ltsbis t6 II
, Gbieaso tsfaue, sutsOs ~ d& tri.Itsl
niat mtbr.
Go mar an sinsm Osr ia0afsn sUnn
tassmOrssn 5wIf4su ssbu uRS elf ue'
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Der @stants, Dab bic @sIIette t'bt ists
mem Bid SislIst6t fur gar Ianss 3stt
enSosen unb bem 9Grm une ben 3erlfrsus
unssn tsr srO6sn Stapt GRteasO prsis.
ssssbsn fsi, fGisn ttm fui unsrtrdsIit
unb rrfiiIIts fstn Ctnsbtn rriGss @tmatb
NIT BEN sisenttimltGfsu @sbantsn.
Saon psrf6tsbsne @aIs bate sr fIb por.
ssnUmmsn, fsiuem 5srrn ben Dtsnf auf,
;ufanbtssn, um benz ssItsttsn MdpHsn
mad Gbiea8O 3u fOlssn; aarin reun sr
brbahte. pab Der Brausr Sauu ft2srlt6
feline Scooter pisbsr ;uriidIOmmsn lalIsn
partr, 70 lief sr ron isiusm gOrtatsn
at.
Bas San baHtt, titts ssr Srausr
au& sswiB ssttan unb ssrabs saburd,,
bub sr auf fsinsm YtaBs psrbIisb, tan.
bette sr tIIslt6. Der Gsbtsrs f6mfi&sIts
F6 terstts NIT Der 5Ufnune, bab F@
gstbs ssstnisitts psrssTsn mOtten, atsr
bartn tduiate er f6. gbs @aria fort.
sssunsen mar, bate ft toR pcrtr nod
@sIsssntsit ssfudt unb etfunbsn, um
NIT San sins Stuubs unttr pier aug.n
alsin ;u lstn unb tsr;lt&sn abf6isb un-
ter 3uf&truns ept9er Srsut unb Qtsts
upn tbm ju nebmsn. Set bieisr 9slessn.
belt battsn bic 2tstsnbtn aars mad aasn
Setttn BIN rsifIt6 iibsris8t unh lcIbs
gldns fir bic 3ufanft ssi&Iufsn, bic,
wsnn aud nt&t 70 balO, bod tnbIt6 Der.
pirtltft rsrStn fplltsn. 8amIt an Elm
gsrssfsn 8sesnisitis nt&t seba6t wsrpsn
fUnns, psripra&sn Fs f6 nit 8u6 unO
5anbihla8 stntn rs9sn SrisiWs@isl ,u
untertaIten, unb tisltsn BUrt.
Dies Qllss mar benz Srausr nnlGrli6
untsfannt unb trpbbtm hsr Nttsnbublsr
Sans INNER NOD auBtr Der terstts an.
ssfibrtsn Sntrtsus aud nod anbtrt Sn.
trisusn asssn ben 9tbtern tn'S sBert ju
fessn iuAts, 70 bali Is ttm bsunch ntRts.
Der 8rausr, ni&t atnsnb, bnB isinf
9C6tsr uub San bas trisilt6 fortfsBtsn,
mas ibnsn mdntIt6 unm5sliib esmaat
pprptn mar, psrIpr aamaltS isbtn Grs'
wUbn unb l&mrihslte FH ttrtitS nit Der
SUfnune, bab lsin YIan bic trwiinf6tsn
8sIuItate battn wdrps. Gr tssssnsts
ratsr hsm San btrsits tptspsr frtunrIifr,
trattirts ttn ptsbtr, psnn fr esIsssntIih
NIT Istusm 5rrrn In Die Srautrtt fam,
NIT elmer 8anns Bier, ltsts fstn frittr
esssn itn tepba&tttrs mirriidss g8sisn
gin,lt6 ab unt mar bsrstts auf tsm beltsn
Beat itm bas aIts @otlpUltn pisSsr gu
Gtenttu, ba trat pISbli6 stns Sataiiropbs
ein, bic ben alten @rUu bss 8rnusrs aui's
nsus auHrif&ts, ia esuisItsH In ttttsrn
5ae umpanbts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-04-10
(8iir bas ,,Wp6sntlatt.)"
Sie SitliU01tScrer.
Bon Dr. Gr. @itb. Datlmanu.
IbsiI. - SIM gSeften.
C5UrtfsBuns)
Maria perldet Sas @lternbaus.

Maria UerIdet baS @lternbaus.
Der Srauerstpattr mar bic 8trldums
tung, bic man ibrsm 0slisbttn ansebi6'
tet bate, natIrlth aud fsin @tbstmnib
ssbItsbtu uub is fuhts ion BET ibrsm 9a'
ter su ptrtbsiOissn. Dieter wpGIts absr
nthtS baron piFtn.
,RCmmt tr mir NOD slnmaI In bic
8rausrsi," faett sr, niO ,dbIt Id ibm zine
ptrte 5raht prhssl nuf, barauf sdnnit
Du Did ptrIaFsu. tlsbrisens BIN Id bic
Dummt.itsn mipt, Naria; Sbr barft
tetns @tItssnbsit nsbr batsn, um 3ufam'
men ,u tOmmsn, uub batter pia Id DID
cine 3silGans mad Gbieasu 5u Dstnsr
9auts tbuu. Sc TT iitsrbaupt 3stt Sab
Du 2ebsnsart bstcmmR une bic aants
tann Dir bt,lsIte ttIbrinssn."
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ic&tsr sin fa6nss, itIanfssUa&fsnt'
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