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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-08
BROOKLYN.

The Society for Improving the Condition OF
the Poor expended during J9nuary $6993 in assisting
1888 families.
In this city on 1,101 lots, there are $50 church
edlfces, valued at f966OOOO. which city tax Is
levied 1t represented that these corporations should
be taxed by the city and S33sOO at least thus gained
The nine blocks bounded by Fourth-ave.,
Gowanus Canal, Third. Sixth, and Eghthsts, formed
a dismal swamp four years ago, but the property which
mas been drained aud flied up, valued at s. 100000
Extensive lumber, stone and concrete works are DulId
ing on the lahd
The Special Aldermanic Committee on Fire
Department will report to the Council on Monday next
recommending that the department be increased by the
addition Of steam-englnes and 60 mem ana that the
hydrants improved and the present Geographic alarm
system extended, at "A total cost Of Sll6,46I
Since the discovery of seven duplicate water
bonds by the Controller he has asceraned that the city
has also been paying interest five Park bonds Of $1,000
each, which were stolen from bank az NorTIch Conn
since The holder Of the bonds Is hot kn0WD
aud may have purchased them in good faith
Fire Marshal Ready and two detectives ex-
amined the buildings yesterday that the ncendiaries
arrested on Thursday had attempted to burn, and the
owners corroboraed the statements made in Yesterday
TRIBUNE dilgent search is also making I9r other l
persons who are believed TO have been associated WIN
the prisoners IN their neiarious work.
LONG ISLAND.
LoyG ISLAND CITY.-When this city and
Newtown we're divided in 1871 tine town indebted to
the County Treasurer large amount for arrears OF
taxes 60 2lO Of the deb, apportioned to the city
and 81 $40 10 the town. The citys Indebtedness was
Inundated yesterday The City Treasures receipts Of
taxes for 1872 average 5000 TO S. daily.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAINs.-The Grand jury found an
indictment against Wilson for stealing wallet,
containing about $l7o from the coat pocket OF Prof
John swinbune He was locked up, yesterday, TO avail
his trial An indictment also found against Samuel
G. Merritt a member OF the Westchester County bar,
for petty larceny In stealing money from the I'll OF the
Nelson House bar.
PoUGHKEEPsIE.-The final surveys and soundings for
the bridge across the Hudson at this place are now
making and il Is expected that they will be completed
early next week.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Nelly Clements, age Is, of
w-York and Mrs. Rogers of No. II Grand-st were
arrested yesterday, on charge Of larceny and shop
lifting meeting OF taxpayers held at the Alder
manic rooms last night, to take action with view to
compelling railroad corporations to pay taxes. The
meeting was presided by exMayor g. Van Reyper.
Speeches were made by Senator Mcpherson, Alderman
Wande and Others 1t stated by the speakers that
they had had an interview with Col Scott, Vice-Pres-
dent OF the Pennsylvania Central, and that he
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For SATURDAY.. Jspuary 25, 1873 contains the 70
The Lying 10 siate-Tbe Last Leyee: A sketch II
their uames-EIteior Of the Temporary MOriui
Ifnmortelles at the Gate Of the Tomb-rhe Empires
the Imperial Family in ST. Mays Chapel-Ihe Pr
EngraTlngs Of the Bmpress Eugene and the late 10
The Commander giving Toast-lnnocent: New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-08

the following ENGRAvINGS from Dri
Itch In the Chspelle Ardente-The Chi
Iortuary ChaDel-Interior Of St Mar
mpress's Reception az Csmden-place
e Procession entering Sc. Mays G.
.te Lord LYtton-Sketches OF Life 10 I
New Story BY Mrs. Onphan,, appears
, 1873-04-03
SALARIES OF THE: COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

70 tho Editor qf 1As Chfcapo IFitune:s
Etn: h1y attention Inns boon called to IN arti-
clio In your iHsuo Of this day, which, by implica-
tion, does mo auch In Justice TINT fool It duo
myself to aak your publication Of this oom1nuni-
cation.
You atato that tho Board Of County Commits
sionors met yesterday only for tho purpose Of
auditing their own payroll at double tho amount
was absent, aud only, Mossrs Doguo, Clough,
aud Singer opposed tho 1arefaced imposition,
thus leading tito public to infor that was pres
ont and did not oppogo tho thing. Now, tho
facts arc, tAat, on tho day boforo, whom tho mo-
tion was nado to adjourn to yoatorday, I op-
posed it, aud stated that thoro was no busineBs
requiring, such mosting Knowing there was no
roach tho room for q half an hour after tho
Board met, and 1t Ind just adjourned.
Sinco waa elected a Commissioner I lavo
mBHed, T boliove, only two meetings Of tho
Board, unlonn when have been out OF the city,
aud have attentlod every Committee meeting Of
which wna duly notified. For my Bervlcos for
moro than yoar have aaked for no pay, and
Hiuco the Legislature flxed our pay at two ind a
half dollars. ! hnyo always voted against tho pay
roll OF five dollars por dion.
Whoa our Hoard WAS frat organized, 1t was
thought that, under tho constitutional roouiro-
molt TINT County Boarla should fix tho salaries
Of comfy olicoru, wo should tlx our own pay.
Tho Judiciary Committee Of tho Bonato-I think
-thon IN session. reported TINT the Legislature
sloners. The Cook County Board fixed itB per
diem ct ayo dollars. ! opposed 1t, tor the reason
that tho Consultation having determined that tho
Legislature should not fix itH own pay, thoroforo
Wo should not fix ours, but leave It to tho Legts-
|ature. Thls "a matter Of delioaoy. But tho
, 1873-04-03

Board, influenced By tho report OF tho said J,i'
dioiary Commlttoo. carrIotl tho thing by largo
majority. Unlor tlils action put in my bill for
Tho quarter ending Fob %, 1872.
Afterwards tho Legislature fixed our per diom
ut two and half dollars. Believing wo should
obey tho supreme law-rnnktng powor Of tho
Btato Until tho courts should doclo against It's
mower, I llnvo voted ngnnBt th6 payroll Of 1non-
bors when knew 1t WAS fixed at nyo dollnrn.
But, being unwilling to tntoloss thnn otners got,
I hnvo proforrod taking nj pny.
cof1foas I hayo hoped tint tho wlHdom OF
tho august goutlomon at Springfield would
prompt thom to allow men, supposed by tho
poop1o ft to manage tho affairs OF slis grent
county, something adequate to tlioir HorvicnH.
Ny dutioB as Commfsslonor hhyo nearly de-
stroyod worry lucrative business. But layc
hold on to thankleRH poBtion from q aonso OF
duty. Othora havo suffered equally with me.
Hovoral Of TIL fooling tho unplehBantnoRB OF
voting against tho pay Of those who honestly
difrorod with us, hayo hoped Bomo ono would
bring tho mattor boforo tho courts. largo
number OF gentlemon applied to havo rofused to
loud their natneB, although wo havo agreed to
boar tho oxponuo, and fually lvo OF ub had de-
tormtned some timo sinco to do tho thing our
selves il no outsider would undertake II. You
will roa1ily 500 that this was worry unpleasant
resolution.
Wo aro none Of ua ayorso to taking s5 per
dlom 1t It legally belongs 10 ua, but wo arc u,l
willing to dacllo tho constitutional question.
Wo snoto that wo nro doing our bost for tho
co'tntya interest, and We bo]ievo 30 are worthy
Of tho pay Of a respectable clors.
CANTEn II. HARRISON,
Ou1cAao, April2. 1879. Commissioner.
, 1873-04-03
Hnc1&lont In n. Railway Car.


A few days. Rlnco hs q passenger train bound
eastward over tho Michigan Southern Division
Of tho Il. s.. & II. 8. hallway way between Hills
dale aud this city, quito m excitomont mas
ercnted In the laaicn' car, as follows: Upon ono
side Of tho car, and sltting nlone, WAS German
Of good Ieutonio proportions; while upon tho
other side Bat q tall, dark-coinploxionod, full
wliAkcrod American. The car way well filed
anl tho tall gentlemnn desiring little frosL air,
raised tho window next tho seat occupied by him.
but was roqnoBtod by his German follow passen-
gor 10 "put down that window down right away
qulckl" TAe request waa complied with a. onco
tho Cur, and raiBoa another window, when his
German friend Immediately loft his seat aud re-.
quessod that tho second window bo also closed.
"Nol' said our American, a. have complied
with your roquoat onco, alld having loft your
neiglborhood, can 300 no Justice III your do
malllF'
Upon receiving tho above roply the German
roluruod to hH scat and, drawing forth Batcho1
quickly unlocked 1t, aud taiting lLerefrom d ro-
yolvor, to tho utter ast0niHhment Of all, aud
causing no lttlo surprise among tho Indies,
placed tho weapon In Ills pooliet, With tho re.
mark, TN Bl1oot that id Yankee, it ho don't
tho movement and hoard tho romark. and aftor
tho German had again takon Ills scat, walled
down tho aisle Of the car, approached tho Cor
man from behind. and, placing Aia loft arm Ia Ia
ga.rote) around his mock, with right hand 1rew
out tho pistol, and, placing, It In hia own pocket
quietly resumed htB Hoht to tho no Bmall amueo-
1nent Of tho othor occupants of tho car, When
tho conductor camo hEound, our tall friend gave
him tho revolver, With reQueAt that It bo re-
turned to lia Qorman friend upon arrival at
Toledo, provided he lad cooled down.
, 1873-04-03

hoforo any payment shn bo made, and In ohtoe-
ton II mndc, tho party sha bo permitted to withdraw
only by conHct Of tho l}narl Of Directors. No funds
Of tho AssocAtion shnll o appropriated ctshor by thu
Doard Of Dircctora or by tho body ht arHo, except III
oaaes whore Bt,oh appropriation will strictly promote
tho commercial intorosts Of tile Association.
oLEnEB T1uKETs.
Section 1 of Isulo II, rotating to olorke
tiokosa, was amended and approved, as follows:
Tacl, slrm or bu.lncts house, MI tho rcstlont mem.
hcrs ofx which aro nct1ara of tlo Doard Of Tradc
shall bo untitled to ono or mora ciorka' t1ckca Of nd
mission to tho Exchange Rooms, by tho payncnt Of
tho current annual assessment Of 1ntnbcrR Bch clerk
TO boa fcRnlar op1oyo Of tho firm applying for the
Ticket and to be approved by tho Doard Of Drsctors
but no clork hall 10 entitled to transact any business
on tho floor Of tho Exchange Rooms, for hhclf fur
any other porson than tho employer to whom tho
ticket IL issued.
nEBroNs1D1L1TY Or BROKERS.
Boo. 6 Of 1aulo II, rotating to tho roBpon-
ability Of broors,!w ,!waa approved Oh fof1owH:
Any porson cniming to net brokor shall 10 ro-
1niroa to report tho nnnn Of bis principal at tho time
Of making any purchase or salo fniIfng to do so
shall thcrcattor 30 held rcsronhtb1o for auch trade
made tho samo.
Section 2 of Isu1o u was struck out, aud
tho ruloB, as amended, wero ndoptod.
NOT ACCENTED.
The seorotnry road communication from ".
n. Drainnrd, Eaq., First Vco-proBident Of tho
Bonrd Of Trade, tonderlng lis resignation OF thai
position.
A motion was made, and unanimously carried,
requesting Dir. Brainnrd to Withdraw his rongna-
tion. Ho did 30, md tho mooting adjourned.
, 1873-04-03
TO BE MADE AVAILABLE,

a Scheme on Foot TO 1srtng the spc-
ctnI Police OF tho City Untlcr tho
Control of tho Police Hoard. d.
Tho Board Of Police have under consideration
very important mattor,-- Of organizing the
special or "pravontive" policemen, 30 that they
will be available In easos Of emergency do
voted yesterday afternoon to discussion OF the
achonao IL President hason, who warmly advo-
Gates, without, however, making favorable i'm
pression upon tho monlbor from Bridgeport. At
least 500 mon nro now acting as apocil police
mon, and iuasnluch AZ the cllartor requires them
to aot in conjunction with the regular force whom
condition to do 30 whom their services aro ro-
quired. Commissioner Wright coincdos with
the Views Of Prosident Mason, who doBires thor
ough organization, and monthly reports from
the officers Of the "proyontlyo police" IN re-
reliability. Commissioner Sheridan fayors tho
Bchomo. but opposes organization, because he
conHidors it impractcablo. ~ Organize" !" said ho,
when thoy arc needed" In other words, it
riot is progressing, "oall tho preventive police
two In giving 'thom inatructions what to do, md
teaching tlem how to do it," A plan OF
organization has beon submitted to snpcrintond-
ont Wasliburn for revision and BuggestionH,
and doiiuito action will probably DO taEon with
crude shape, and hence tho Board dcclined to
allow tho proposition to bo published. III view
Of tho likelihood Of ntrikes among tho workmcn
during tho approaching building soaaon, tho
organization Of the special police il an excellent
authorities nearly 1000 mon-a sufficient nun.-
Dor to diaperso any crord That might assemble
for tf;, unawful pnrposes The hnowed{go thas
could be callod out In n short time, will hove
good efroct on those turbu1ont workmon who
dosiro to Interfere with non-,luion craftsmen.
, 1873-04-03
EVANSTON.

Tho Board OF Trustoos mot in the Office of
Theodore Ruse OIL Tuoadny ovoning, President
Charles J. Gilbert In the chair. Considerable
time WAS spent in tho examination OF plans aud
specifications for tho projected water-works,
Small btllH, to the amount of $G50.2o, wcre
ordered to be paid In tho usual town orders.
petition wae received from L. A. Willard praying
thot be might erect an opon slod on the alley in
tue rear Of his now brick blocls, mud o yasb-
houso in his back yard. Granted as to the shed.
:e e oahasno aas saa 'fa'sf as11 ta
ono-etory building to 10 used % q
plumbing. y shop, Oh the north end Of Lots 81
nnd 50, Block 66: Although they guaranteed to
remoye the building whenever ordored the
Tho owners Of the southeast II Of the southoast
II, apd OF tho north twenty-five acres Of thn
aouthoaet Il Of tho southwest II of Fractional
Sec. a. arc to bo allowed to open street through
said property, parallel to Grant avenue.
ton Of tho village caused tho enactment OF an
ordinance, thnt tho ownorn Of the property IN
both aldoa OF Dompntor stroot, botwcon Forrest
and Hinm,n ~ avenues. DO allowed to tako gravel
saont sS ao s19 10 eaqc s9c9 opeso public
ownora shall clay and gravel all interaeotions oi
stroeta and alloys, without cost to tho yillapo.
The petition of laaao n. Hit, praying TOR tho
yacatng Of tho eouthern halvoB Of the alleys in
niook ~ II, and 12, Of tho University Bubdivia-
ion OF tho south part OF tho Ouilmotte Reserya-
ti9n, was taken from tho table and granted.
President Oharles J. Gilbort road an elaborate
end a. exhaustive report on tho feasibility of tho
"Holly system OF waterworks." expense, etc.. In
Which IT waa shown that six milos OF pipe would
ne,,. % needed .t cost Of e1.4a por foot, and an
worka at $l2O, DO, - VIZ ''''"s
Ths Hoard adjourned tor ono rock,
, 1873-04-03

--prlyatc lottors from pars yield us the ap-
pallng information that skirts arc being matlo
10 Hcaity that ono can scarcely stop IN them
waiBts aio apologioH for waists, a1ll orinolno as
we'll az tho {ournure have entirely disappeared.
but our timo viii surely approach, since Paris
rules tho world despite tllo efforts Of American
naodistes and American ledos to Invent fashIanu:
Tho exquisite tnsta OF cultured, thoroughbred
American women ID beyond criticiam, yat thcy
cannot produce, they cannot arrive ut tho ini1n-
itabla magic ideas Of Viroi, howoyor minute
their directions. A cortain charming American.
In paria was In love with bonnet 30 olaato, 30
divine, that to 300 waa to poBHesa or die. "tour
Four hundred franca! What price for that
simple tllng, which you could make In half an
hour" "Ah, but madame will romoluber itoost
me threo NIGHTS eloep to imagine IT,
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@asrif eebiesenes, feines
un0 rel 8 M'etaI1? "

y: W1an bort bdufis 2eute bariiber re6en>
obne bab fe -an1 GnOe ben unter19ieb
berausfinben f6nnen, ia lie ,itreiten 1id)
tuobl gar bariiber. IS 1T bies ni@t gu
periuunbern, ,oenn I'M semeinen 2eben
babel1 Die Morte oft eine unbeltimnte
Be0elltll,1g..,. S1l ben @ilieni4aften 1T
benz ni6t lo;. bort sibt man ben bierber
geb1rigen Worten cine beitimmte Bebeu-
flung 9nQ 4pas' lit aud nit obigen orei
Musbritden sel9eben,, Ser 4usorud ge=
oiesenes Metal sebDrt in bic Mineralogie
Der Musbrld feines Dtetaa in Die Wfeta4=
urgie ,unb ber Musorud reines WletaQ in
|bie .@9eibefllnt. 9iele brei WiHen='
I9aften geben uns 1lut, iolsenoen Qluf=
I9luB boriiber. Ser Mineralog 1tennt
gebiesenes WfetalI nllr Iol6es, lpel9es in
Ser Natur, allo in o6er allf Der @rbe,
|sefuuben tuir0, mag es nit einem anbern
Metalle sooer, nit nebreren .9en1il6t 1ein
ober .tni6t. @ebiesenes MetaQ 1T allo
aqen1al Elm Naturpro6uct. 9er MetaQurg,
|3. 9. Der Miinameiiter, Der 5iittenmann
ober ser @olol6mibt ueu1t feines Metall
|5ol@es, pel6es gar fein anoeres Metal
in 1i@ ent9dltt<" unb fiimmert fieh ni4t
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SnlebterW @e lief beirn @eIuno=
beitsratb in MaIbin9ton eine 8eI9weroe
bon prdIi dIibent Grant Elm, oabin lauteno.
bab &iibe auf bem freien Ylobe bei,n
@eiben 9oule 8dume uno Pfan5en oer<
F1rten. Ser polisei@ef tpuroe teauf=
trast itrens barauf gu ieben oaB feline
&ube mebr in beia9tem Plate 9efunoen
tpiirben, un0 es gelan9 oemlelben aud,
am anbern: Sage eine Mn5obl bie1er 9e=
b1rnten 8erbre6er oort gu erluil4en. Sc
itellte ii9 jeoo9 beraus baB bielelben
Gigentbum bes Prdlioenten Grant uno
oes Gen. Babcod ,paren unb mn ubten Die
Serren bic bonn @eIeb .por9ei@riebene
5trofe BOT, 50 per @tiid be5aDlen um
ibr Gisertbum 5uriid5ubalten. i'3 .'@s
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Sobn9. @pet1cerpon Mef So.
bofen bate Dor 25 Sabren eineu 5ebn
Sabre jiin9eren 8ruber ber BON Saule
entlief uno auf einem 1la9 China ie9elns
ben @9iffe poiia9e nabm. 8alb oar=
auf fam bic gla6ri@t bas @9iff iei i'm
ineil9en Ocean nit allen an 8oro befinb@
li9en 2euten unter9e9anseu. Ser siun9e
Mann ,purbe 1eitbem als tobt betrauert.
Mn einem Mbeno LETTER Mo9e, ols @pen=
cer nit leiner Tamilie 6as Na9te1len ein=
nabm, tlopfte es an bic Sblr unb berein
trat Elm afrdfti9er Mann nit einen1 9e=
brdunten Sc li9t. 9fa9bem man gibn
gum .eingela6en, fraste er ob Der
9ausberr ii@ mod ieines 8ru6ers Sobn
erinnerei 'iuel9er ppr rs SaDren in Die
tpeite Melt 5og. 9err @peueer antpor=
tete i'm, eri t6nne 2ieinen 8ruber ni@t
perseHen, ber|elbe ]ei aber balb> na6oent
er Die 9eimatb perlaiieH ! i'm inbii9en
Ocean nm'6 2eben 9efommet1. 3Man
tQnn 1i@ 1ein Gri itau11en benfen, als oer
8elu6er ertldrte, iein 70 lanee permiBter
Bru6er itebe' bor ibm. St 9ab :auslei9
iol6e iberSeusenbe' 8emei1es ieiner
Spentitat, boB Dem dlteren Bruoer fein
3ueif fel n1ebe blteb, Der 8ernlibfe iei wte=
ber erI9ienen. Sic 10 lange @etrennten
taui6ten. oanil Die Grinnerun9en ibrer
Sugeno5eit aug ,lnb 0er jiinsere 8ruber
er5dblte feline Mbetteuer gu 2anb uno 5u
See. 9as @6idIal bate ibn mert,piir=
lbi9 in Der Welt 9erum9etrieben. St battc
Ibas sliibenoe 4frita bur6pan0ert un6
lbie .eilisen @efilbe oes Morbens belu9t,
lbatte @o1o in Muitrolien 9e9raben |uno
[aaf Neu=@eelano geeen Die Maoris 9e=
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SnN Orleans 8 tpur0e pDr etrlia
gen Sasen Elm regelre@ter 8edu1nerltrei9
auf9efiibrt. Qln Der Sburmfpibe Der
&atbebrole merfte Elm 8oriiber9ebenoer
ettpos, bas ,pie &au9 ausiab. st ma6te
anbere oarauf aufnertlam uno flugs per=
breitete F@ bas &eru@t, Die Ratbebrale
.5tebe in Seuer. Das Seuerbepartement
ipuroe aiarnirt unb ale Spriben ,paren
balb am Wabe. &i@ti9 ba mar &au9
aber er pert1ebrte li9 nidt, uno einMann>
Ser nit einem 8abcod Sire =Grtin9uiiber
ben; Sburm Dinouf9el6idt ,puroe fe9rte
bal0 3llriid llnb erfldrte, ct f6nne fein
Teuer entoeden. Gnbli6 bolte man einise
Ternrobre berbei uno ba fano es ii4, oab
ser permeintli6e &au9 ein8ieneni6worm
mar. 9as 8ienenu6lf9en tuollte ben
i90nen Sag benl1ben um ii4 gu 1onnen.
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Mus @peper laufen besii9li6 Der
Gbolera nod forttpdbreno trauri9e BE-
ri6te Elm; Die fur9tbare &rantbeit tritt
eerabeSu berbeereno auf llno raft per-
bdltnibmdbi9 5ebn Mal mebr Opfer bin=
meg als in Nlin6en pdbreno Der i9limm=
item Sage; sleidtpobl iebt 8i19of 8oni=
faeius bei Sen &ranten ieber Gonfellion
feline 8eiu6e fort trDitet, tdrft uno
unteritiibt lie uno ni@t 1elten bereitet er
Die Sterbe,1oen GUT &eile in bic Gtpigteit
por; BET Prdlat erntet aber au3 ber5li9en
9anf oofiir !, benn ni9t allein bic I9mer
beim9e1u@te> gr6btentbeils proteitantii i6e
&reisbauptlta6t ionoern bic san5e pfol3
anertennt 1ein tpabrbaf # apoi itoliI9es Iuf<
treten uno ieinen unbeuelamen Mutb.
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RI -:sf F. q
Ser ungarii6e gr.abii6 Of
SaDnpIb iit nibt nur Elm Prdlat BON
muiterbafter Mobltbdti9teit, ni@t nur
Elm ausgesei6neter @elebrter, fonbern
aud Elm berporra9en0er 2anouirtb. 3uz
NAL Inn Die Binbun9 beg Slu9Ianoes ant
ieinen @iitern fat 1i9 ber Grsbil6of 9rpbe
Werbienite erporben. Wlebr als Ie@saebn=
|bunoert Sod 6lu9lanoFd@en tuuroen
illnerbalb Der lebten. feds Sabre nit be-
be,lten0em MufUanoe an Mrbeit uno So
jten unter Der 2eitung bes er5bi16Dfli3en
Oberf6riters Garl Wenbl, zines tii9tigen
Ta9nantes> nit Wolb bepFa15t, 10 ooB
in ben @emarfunsen Salas @iifDso,
G1onao nnb 81 Iapol Deute bereits iebr
i66ne jun9e Malbonlaseu sriinen.
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:: Cine orsineIle uno eben1oi tpoblfeile
als tpirf1ame. &eclarne fat bas befannte
Mobegei6dft Der 1vMasaiins bu 0ouprc"
erfuuoen. Gs flebt ndntli9 aauf jeoes
&upferitiid, tpel@es bur6 feline -&allen
geDt, cine mitroitopiI@e etiquette ,uel4e
Sic @rbifnung. ibrer Winterausi itellung
anaeigt. 9a Meingelo betanntli@ ieoen
Sag bur9 piele s5dnbe geDt uno Die
&eclan,e >pDbl befe5tigt uno polltommen
leIerli9 ii, n1uB ser GinfaQ als: Elm lebr
9liidli6er erl@einen. @..t
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ent3iinbet perben, Der einen 6riftliden
Patrioten nur irgeno begeiitern fam.

- : y.H
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