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New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
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Recan Jas Cullen. h, I. HOOk III. B. Chalmers.
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ENTRIES FOR THE BUFFALO RACES.

BUFFALO, July ga large crowd assembled
at the lift House tonight to witness the opening OF the
entries for the August at Buffalo PARK for pre-
muins amounting TO $4,000. Sixty-nne entries were
made' besides some forwarded by mail, which cannot
reach here before tomorrow Monday.
The following Is tho list far called !:
No Purse $4,000 for horses th. troei better than
23l-hcmhnn0 en- Kate Gilbert, Manhattan. Fearnauyh jr;
Au1ur Baney Kelly Caledona Chef Planter Mmbrno Star
No 2farse OF $4,000; for oef better hsn
22 Brother Jonathan Gomez Nobance Castle Boy ST. James
Parks Abaah haie formerly Duuess) Goer j. q. Brown
(iOnley Henry TOd1l, Lucille GOlf4us Thomas l. Young
SECOND DAI.
No 4Pre $50 600; for that retei better than
22 Sensation, Jadge Fullerton, Goer Lucille Godlas Deb
Jim Irving
No. JPur-e $4,000; for horses that never
2iA Vanity Pair hss Miller, Walter. Arthur Royal George G
Parien, Archie Willie Godiust.
~ THIRD DAY.
No G-Parse 10000; for horses roei
22i Bea Flsggr Crown Prince Major Allen, HopOr, Goser
John " Conway, j. G. Brown.
No7-Pnse $4,000 that trotted better hsn
230 Brother jonathan formerly Advanced Csette lsdy Banker
Manhattan gs Castle Boy, ST. Jsmes, star Of Philadelphia Amlr
Collins Plato
No S-Purs. ~ 500 Tor lyeyclVs and under Ned Wallace
BnmeTson, ami Gldiust.
No. 9-Puc 81 jOO free 10 all jim Irying American Girl Cold
smith Maid, Lucy. aud Jdiee Fullsrton.
lOPHr.e 600 that trotteI better than
240 Nau Fair Waiter Besr1augh ATbur Royal George, j.,
PGs4sn Willie GOdiusI. AMI Membr.no star.
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COSNOLLY-At Daue

COSNOLLY-At Dauen Conn. Friday July % Aieene
infant daughter Washington A ami IoHr Connolly snt
inidaugaer o. Thomas Cotmin aai the late tllHes NJ
Connolly aged month
Funeral MOuil 2Sth-nsJs 10
No. East Fifty-hrir.
DERRY Saturday o. CoIe only laughter
George W. aud X P. Delegese aeel and months
parents hundred and
twenty fourth S.. Nonily at p IN.
DOBJBR-Juy go Daniel C. ST. Of Ioha W. B. aaI Jne
Relatives friends are respectfully attend faneraI
om the residence Of bis parents, 2lS Rosst Brooklyn. T. d.
HTuesisy, tie 2Jal Jul, At y. IN.
DOwElNGAt GreenUon Friday July 25 Cathirne p only
daughter OF BENZ and y Downing the l3th
invited 10 attend her MONDAY 2Sh,
at .. m. rom the Tabernacle
GEARY-At Hong Kong China Jny 2t Kate seymour
Geary, and daughter Of Wm Il. aud Mary Appleton
LEGGBrTIn Bookl,n the 18th sarah H. widow Of tho
john leyget agel
her brotheuas. Paal Bnke "a Lelcsss DAY
2Sh, al 3 p IN.
LOoKw0ODA, Catsku N y JAY "a Mary s. ees; daughter
Of Ollie lockwood.
Joseph b. L,ckwOot nytei at,eai The
Reformed Church Fh and Twe
Monday afternoon 2o At clock without further
McwIILAh-ln Poggkee9se July 2G Isibe chd Of
John AMI Sarah 4. McWIilm.
The viii De- Grand Central Depot st.
70 Inuiy Cemetery 90 o IS o'clock. this MJaay. m.
STIMBRS-0n l5th inst, residence daughter Ms
Henry Miller Olkde Kent Co Mc the
10 old ace, James sinners, IN his SDh
VAN ARSDALESuiien Pttsbuga, Peau Friday
july % John Van Arie OF Dr. Hears Wan Ars1ae
Notice OF the funeral hereafter
WESTERyRLrIn Brooklyn. 26th Inst Palmer werveIt
only Of James NJ and Catharne Wester 2th years
his
Services Tuesday the 29h inst Il the ne, lease
his parents No AZ Doug assst, Brooklyn.
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morning, and Duffy great favore the others.
as the subjoned pools will show:

morning, and Duffy was great fayore over the Others
as the subjoned pools will show:
DusJ..."slO5 800 sS5 rold.... 500 s55 $50
The race admits Of little description. Duffy led. fol-
lowed by Lanty Lawler, over the arst fence, which
both Vey and Buck refused for tme and when at
Length whipped over they positively refused TO jump
the second fence and both up the contest In the
meantime Duffy and Lanty Lawler were going In fine
style around the course, both leapng the fences.
walls, and water jumps spenddly, Duffy leading
four or nye lengths Coming home the last quarter,
Duhy TOOK the last hurdle midway the stretch four
lengths ahead OF his opponent. and Murphy his rider
thinking he had the won. took his horse in hand
apparently wanting TO spare time, and to make close
finish OF it, so 10 exhibit his hOrsemanship But
the rider OF Lanty Lawler had saved his
horse lor hna effort, and coming with determined
rush. caught Murphy (whO his too lae) before
he conld Get his horse into his stride again, and beat
him on the post by head only. Tue riding OF Murphy
caused great dissatisfaction among tho hackers OF Dufy
for the horse could possibly have lost the had
he allowed him TO gallOp along after jumping the last
hurdle.
srEEPE cHAsEPurss 81 100, $500 10 the winner 5000
oni, nd 100 70 thiri horse: about three miles
d. heDi1is Co.. Lanty Lase by Mickey Free dam by
D. B'nna,ynes br Duy by Hunters Lexington dam Ohio,
Kmn Lofs Wiley, BY Uneae Vic, dam Silver Star l54
j. Haheek Dr. Back By Simon Ksaton. d,m by Sovereign
u
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
GENERAL OUTDOOR SPORTS.
ROWING.


The single scull handicap race between mem
hers of the New-York Athletic Club attracted larg,
crowd N the banks Of the Harlem River Saturday
afternoon. The stiff southerY breeze which prevailed
rendered the water somewhat unfavOrable, and occa
stoned some delay in starting. 1t also diminished the
putnber of participants twothrds Of the dozen en-
tries failed to appear when the signal for starting was
given The list of entries as follows George j.
Brown, r. W. Rathbone, Waldo sprague, ii. c. West.
Rahbone allowed his rivals 10 seconds the three start
ioc toOether The course was mile In length, and
~ rIze was a solid gold medal valued at $50, and pre-
n I'd nv p A. Curtis President OF the club The race
~ excellent the participants being wei watched put
t ,yes raised by stiff breeze proved disastrous TO
o., gcconds he was followed by Rathbone with Brown
tnrd and West fourth
BASEBALL.
The third game of the championship series
heyeep the Mutuals Of this city and the Atlantcs of
Brooklyn was played on the Union urouhuS on o"'ui
day. About 500 people we're present, aud the game
was closely contested. The playing OF Dehlman ana
Iev f me Mutuas were tle notable features Ihe
M1tuals won oy the following score:
ls 2L 81 ih Oh 9th 7,h 9Th. 9th. Total
sN1,:a,l;::...:::i N9:ssl:.::.:.:::ii 3 9 ] 2
Tbc fth game Of the championship series between the
R1ston and Baltimore Clubs played In Boston on
SATURDAY resulting in favor Of the latter by scOro Of Il
10 "a , u,,,,.,,, s,.., A., u..h-
ington Cub Philadelphia. Saturday, by score OF
30 To 10.
CRICKET.
match game was played, on Saturday, at
posoect Park between the narred and single members
Prospect Park CuD resulting Ia favor OF TIE former
| by u ecorf " ~ o" -
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TELEGRAPuIC NOTES.

In Iowa the returns of the State census come
osy AMI hkey that The population vii number less Than
expected.
President Grant will visit Overlook Mountain
Ioue Kng " T., faeaT next Postmaster GelefA
Cesssl and oshen OF the Cabinet viii accompany him
IA severe wind storm passed over Macon City,
Mo- Friday. The Masonic temple partially de'foye se'eal
b0an d0Nn, Aud d"iugs were
eonaby damaged Tso perons KILLED aud Others severely
isJsrcd
49,. The funeral of Chlef-Justice Chapman was held
In Mtss lst Sauria Dr. Buckuy Olisicd aud
anoar ,so prrsest Gov Wahbs the Surviving men5e Of
Supreme Col beach, snI eals ANyes oa All para of
toe Stale
-. Charles Zirhut arrived Mt the foot OF Syca-
more,l in shell boat o'clock ycscnlAy morning
r1.as a hf % u t5lh ona waget lie sss lie aruFel Ia
the eIy mis- sians tie tss JiiA hall bsaf bsos tue limit
of ais ILa
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When the nag fell Gray Planet was first on, closely
followed by CrockfOrd, with The Nurse third, Harry
Bassett fourth, Valley Brook NTH, Quits, Artst ana
Mate IN the order named, Mate getting on last Oh AT
AS they ran the diagonal track Cr0ckOfd got on
even terms with Gray Planet and the PAR turned INTO
the regurr track almost Tapped, with Harry Bassett
a length behind them; Inc Nurse iourthi
Mate, who had fast down the cut,
next, and the others strung out Dehnd. Along
the lower the two grays abreast tue pace Deng
tremendously fast for the heavy course AS they turned
into the Gray Planet got his neck III 'front.'
of CrockfOrd the pair being two lengths before the IA
yorite. Half way up CrOckiOrd quilted Gray flanet
and gaOpcd home "a winner by three lengths Al the
distance Mate whom Hayward had patiently nursed
for a hnal effort, came with "a brilliant rush Dnt
failed 10 reach Crockiord and secured second place four
Lengths before Gray Planet Harry Basset who seemed
unable extend himself IN the mud slipping ABOUT ~
If he could not get nrm fOOthOld, was fourth, quits
nb Artist sixth The Nurse seventh, and Valley Brook
last The time, l:I7s showed how terrific pace the
race had been run throughout
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
TINE BY rELEGRApu-A CORRECTION.

To IHe AdtIOT OF INC 4TFVNHe'
SIR: While taking an excursion to the town
OF women with trowsers noticed in THE TRIBUNE tmy
constant travelling companio) OF the 2th instant an ac
count OF arrangement for denoting time at giyer
points by the medium OF the Western Union Telegraph
m which YOU misspeed name. II the cOntrivance IS
OF any utility the originator OF it should not De mortned
by the manglng OF his name. Tho gentleInans name
is Gen I. T. Eckert, and not Cen Ackert as you had
IL. H.
Dans1iRe, ". T., July IS, 1873
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When the flag fel after considerable DELAY. caused by
thc ractonsno.s Of Minnie W. at the post Lizzie Lucas
was in front with Buchu next. Tabitha and Cora Linn
third and fourth and the iayorte last Passing the
and the Backford fly lapped and Minnie W. at their
quarters. Going around the turn, Minnie passed her
tbe outside, lost ground. At the quarter. Minnie
W. was stll in front, with the Backbrd hly second,
Lizzie Lucas third and Sallie Watson fourth. Along
tbe backstretch Saline Watson and the BlackDird hly
closed Minnie, but the latter drew slightly away ut
ength the latter two lengths before Lizzie Lucas who
had Sunrise hanRs. Along the lower stretch the
Minnie W both turning into homestreteh abreast.
but sallies rider again went wide ont, losing more
ground This mistake lost the race for Minnie w took
advantage OF the error, and running magnlnclelity,
came home winner by length sallle Watson beating
Lizzie Lucas three lengths IDe tms, EUi4, was very
$500 -
FInsr RACE Alabama Stakes fes fls70i so entrance
F. W VIA MD. C0. ea en- Maas a6 % w. a1 ~ Ps5si 'a Dam
" Cotfs saIls Watson b Dan. Bo2a @ aam hag;e G'''
HcComaeks6 saGnsi By Pai dam Ultima. '''''''9
D McDe Co e9 Cora Linn BY hIak'on dam Dolly CAr'ef9
~ ~ MILAN. c Tapehs by Tppcrar, dam Greek saye..0
- - Tine 2.6la4
The second race was dash OF three-quarers OF mile
for all ages for purse OF $500 and for II eight horses
ran These were: j. w. Wedons chestnut MY QUITS,
three years 81 pounds NJ III Saiioiu S) @ cor v H.
four years. 100 pounds; f. A. Matsohs pay colt 'liey
Brook. three years, % ipOundA j. ~ SunsIehdS Slay
bay ly The Nurse, three years 81 POUNDS IL r. 9lS
Graths brown colt Albert, three years, " pounds D
McDBniel5 chestnut morse marry .
yearss ia pounds, and A. BelmonPs gray colt cray
Planet 4 years, los pounds. THIS was Harry Bassetts
I'm appearance on the turf since his double defeat at
tbree ana four miles last FALL at tJerOme Park ana
when he made his appearance on the course ne was
greeted with round OF applause by the occupants OF
the grand stand His trainer very confident before
the rain came and made the track deep ana heaV Du
aferward he feared that with the top weight he
carried the mud would tell upon MIN; Inc
Kentucky division backed CroeAoTd heaVy
for althOg he mad disappointed them badly at Jerome
Park in the Weaherby Stakes where bOth Count
and srachno beat him. they knew he was coz ol great
pecd and with only % pounds on him. he c0ud not IAN
G run well over the short course OF Fix tuTOhgs Mate
dark blue cOlOs and Artist was nbbled ~ by the par
tisnns OF Tom BOMng's stable. Pools sOld as DeOW.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
LATEST SHIP NEUS.
For other snip Nc1cs see Third PAGE
ARRIVED Sunday. July 81

ARRIVED. Sunday, July 81.
! si,n%R& g & 4sn'i 's 0 SS 10 f e g. ra r,'' July IL l R'''
steamship spain Brl Grse Liverpool July l6 AMI oOens'osa
SteamsqO caiabra OBI MeeksO LgsIgo july 10 and Queens
steamship Koln GeL Fa9se Bremen July o. and Southampton
AZ csas % % C, lr, B,ge Ssyanii Jal, II Kuc,o1 lam
lsh TURKS Island DIST ssa muse aGa pas " iD Norwood
Steamship Regulator Freeman Philadelphia wh mis ini :"
Seanho Aushae Rector Bedford. With mse. and pass
steamship Magnolia Palmer Savannah. With ml AID u W.
steamship B. C. Knight, johnson Washington AeI,uln TtA
steamship Richmond Lawrence Richmond C Point ard Norfolk
With mise. and pass. to Od Domlaiou steamship Co
81 bs T5oD BIi ana al H,m5oa ialOa so al = bs ri
soyer Of Portland. Pierce Cauisnn ~ d' Sih
Bark EIb. Peterson. Havana DAYS, Win sugar;
Bg Leouarl Myers HsIs Crab Island l3 lays With sugar ini
Brig Espernnn o Peerseu Rio Janero So lays VIA H'HD'S.
Bas Ada NJ of Annapolis 81 Johnston, ArebO P r.. Is
sch MarJ c. Holt Ellsworth MyigueI P R. l3 days. with
Seh Frnacs Davis o Har~ic Doaue, St. MAra 10 iays
scar Maggie Bell (of Rocklnd Hall, P,sboro s. l3 days.
sebT Ssp5ho sprgg oi end 70 days from John B. Wit"
lan0er
cal,l Ss %a VIE gra.s "a InofPts TGaas..ss sSe'A
wIND-sundo~B light clouIl
ANCHORED AT HART5 ISLAND.
sehf America, iaerslam Rocs,al
Sear Sear Harry Il lrJ'f{ Fuller aipi Portial
ScLr BouIy Ives. MesiI. Ellsworth.
Schr (fr }. -. john y. 3
Boston, Blrgess hOczDJrt. Mat
eo ". kIUsGrn (BT. Kent. -. JOl1. y. q.
Schr. Percy HOlien. Hlsb)ro n. b.
Schr. SIlnys.ie. Dixon Providence
schr. Eixs imit0n Cole. Providence.
fchr. Malabir Bangor.
Sehr. Martha Weeks. Smith sullivan
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BovroN july 2T-A re steamships RsgauuoTth Cals, from
Lverpoo Abhe from p elpha Prospect from Ssno
Domingo Cy fnA nom Aux CaJe' " u "ech IRON Cabaien
bark ENO, from CaiL
sAvAsNAH Ca. July 27-Arive yesterday. sehr Ecipss. fow
NewYorL Sasi YESTERDAY steamships Wyonrg. for Philadelphia
Salvador ard FJdts Tor Aeslok Seminole Or bo,tol barb
PenluIna. Charlotte
r r. Arrived to-day. A. B Valentine from AioEhus
JOnae H. French, f.0u Boston
CH.aLEsrox Jul, 27.-Aruved steamship South CiroIa..
from Ses.lOrk.
SPOKEN.
Brig LyIl H. Cole helse ~ rss Island july S "a
days cut
DISASTER.
Tie brig Caspsr wild i0f CunsIanssn from Shields To- Phiadei
pLa Juue IS Ni cargo " emcls hvng 'eE arng
"a Is. 30 30. abaudOae The
Spain all 10 b0agl them
this
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-Commaudcr r. l.. Pytilian
hss been dtarhe RON ne hpe 3lt pd o. rag gd,r. Leu
Comm8nic- g. Clliw. Lieutenant Crs r. lui Masics
NJ Thackarsv Osborne ~ Pirst
Eucireer g.. Greene 4ni Second A.s N.
detached iFon t' Nlc aEi plcs Ving
o Leuicnant Bclel has been detached iro~
PoEha. Lrena- A.a Hascr has lea DE-
tachel from th Powhan End o-irrei 90 te Nova Acn sssei
Assistant Paylstgr o. ben .cs bed from tHe y
h a'lltf A. Ni. SUI ~ u = y 'l1 ""
orfr4
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40 TYPHOID ON MOUNT DESERT.
(he Editor OF The Tribune.

7
SIR: 1t seems but justice to the people of
this place. and also TO those who may or who have al
ready been deferred from visiting this resort to say
that the report freely circulated in Portland that an
epidemic al typhoid fever prevails On thls lsanu Is
without foundation "a not only Is there no epidemic or
the Kind is case OF typhoid fever Ia this
place. ARCHIBALD h. CAkkUIhLHs'' NJ ~
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28

John Simmons, age 20, Of No. All East
Twenty becoming enrlged because oi an IN
sultmg remark addressed 10 him by some one among
crowd Of men at Twenty ysecondst. and FlfSt ave-.
yesterday, attacked - Dsn-Hnlie several or tno
men, Martin Robinson. ago lo of No. 335 First3V' re-
ceved fOur stausiu the back. and john Down. neigh
Dor, u cut on sbe right hand simmons was arrested.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28

clearing from bort The whole OF her false keel and GO
feet M The main keel were carried away, ana she
oeiyed other damages She will discharge and go ON
the slip There terrible thunderstorm at Sydney
C. b., on Thursday night. -.
The sch Amateur, from Halifax, was struck Dy
lightning OF Flint Island. aud lost foremast ana Dow
ney. Several buildings much damaged Dy hght-
min
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Mnthers. lrorhers. NIothcrr,

Dort fail pro1ue MKs WSsi0ws SOOTHING or all lis
he period Of ethny cn relieves chd
from pain wind collie regulates the bowels ai giving ss
ant bral.h TO The child, gives rest 10 the mother
lie su aud cal Tor
MIS- wNsLows So0raiSG SIRUR"
Eor sac by all druggists.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
CHOLERA RAYAGES.

LOUISVILLE, July 27.-Cholera broke out
again in Lagrange. Kentucky, on Friday night Two
deaths occurred on Saturday and three today
ISDrASAPoLrs. July G.The cholera has made its ap-
pearance in this city Three fatal cases occurred IN one
family. No other fatal were reported.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE oP THE CHIEF SIGHM OFFICER,
WAsHINGToN. ID. G.. July 25-l "a. II. }

The barometer has risen since Saturday
yht over the Middle and Eastern states and lower
lake region 10 has fallen IN the N3rth-Nrst the ten
mr. ture has fallen somewhat In the Middle states
and risen In tho Northwest; Hight south
rrly winds and calms arc now reported
from the Guf and South Atlantic States with partly
coudy or clear WEATHER, aud Numerous local storms
have during Sunday, visited these sections fFesh
southerly winds and cloudy weather prevail on the
Middle and East Atlantic Coast ami heavy rams are
generally reported. Light winds, mostly from the east
with partly cloudy clear weather. prevail over the
Lake ses ion and Ohio Valley.
Probabilities.
On Monday for the Southern states rising barometer
partly cloudy weather and somewhat higher tempera-
TDr the Middle Atlantic Suites eGSerlp rinds and cloudy
ueather foiOptd 6y IceS,ery UldS md Gle T ~edther
For New England northw winds clear or clear
ing weather, with rain the coast.
For the lower lakes and OHIO Valley light, variable
winds, mostly from the northeast, partly cloudy and
clear weather.
For tho upper lakes and Northwest northeast to
southeast winds, falling barometer, and local storms
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
DIED

True and False Science speech ths rran eIsqae b,
PaEAs Gydgla, IL TKIsgNE LgCrUEE EErRt 40 ;.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
hunHARY.

The steepe-chase the next race, and was for
nurse Of OO divided into $500 10 the winner, 300 to
, ecoud and sOO to the third horse The entries were
DyT. C,.I.. H-.l Buck Llnty Lawler, and Wiley
+. . ....t...s ,F,lA4l4Fu llvIGg fal,. Iane IN tho
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
Tribune Lecture Extra No. =.

VT y
THE METHOD OF CREATION
AN EARNgsr PROTEST AGAINST
THE OARwlNIAN THEORY
Twelve by Prof AGAssIz before the Ma..-u %
Compsn,s Zoology Cambridge hAs, eost,nng vast .sous Of
rev ard nNrnstos eolesrans NAL Ls puas o. fall
Tresss ssh pages. ,s1 sausrous essr.yss
NOW RgADI,
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA NO EIGHT
This sheet ie eoutUss description o. voasri eot
As ROCKY Mountains b he rais COLLEGE Expedition
nsss bJ . 40 tSo ios 10 eau 25
Addrss tbs TRIBUNE. Ne Isfh
Mae EIt Sheets so1saasE Sd LSs aaa 80 AaG'sr'
AID CIslI ko6nsI ess1.s~ ~ aea.
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5uerlal Nonrcs

thittcnango Mineral Waters
Rheumatism Dypps ani al Of liver skin en kiueJs
Sod quas aud pint BY eadog 0rdggs Depo COLLEGE paes
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28

Sound and Hearing Voice and Speech The EHpia-
nation 0i Musical Harmony, ID lastlslou lAoe sesarsS
by ProL Esoerg 10 TRIBUNE LbCrUEB BXrRA No. ..
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-06
Der bs,ltfde rD,nifh futlDliibe
.gentraI eilt.

sDie iett ii Dstroit tdgenbe l8 Generasper~
fammluns bee gentraloereins, III toelder aud
'seensrob sinen Delegaten lanbte, sibt uns. .gers
nnisHaag aber biefen gerein Die folsenoenaJlits
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iisesenieitise eiIfeteituns il Rrantbeits:uno
arnutbsfaIen inter ben berfdieoeuen beutfden
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loipie gintreten fir Die sntereiien Der beiliatn
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