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New-York tribune., 1873-03-08
Suecldl Notices
Important TO Railway Travellers.
Ila Second Riition Tor Marcu af

Import,nt TO Railway Travellers.
AppLgroSs ''isai SSriosM S'saI z RAILWAY i'S GUIDE
Coateo.s ot s1s M,ics Gsds ......--
STATES AND TiiR DousIos or CANADA r-ps-s.susx
sono CO. ios fs ss I .aS C.an Mo- S .ssS sss
copper alone worth he pnes charged i0s 'hs G~de
H. NEARLY ONg HUNDRED RAILWAY aAPs repe.ssna.x u.
care sal desirable roieA tr,el West, soss
Nora ai s.', oppoa.s u -heh viii be oaai We pae rsss
Ill IspoRrisr lSsraUcrioS TO RAILWAY TaavELsRs
~. MOSrHLg ACCOUNT Oh RAILWAYS AND Tiisie rso
v AsEcporss AND INCIDENTS OF rRAysl
VII ssW sErtFHi saIi%ss WI Tiss T.sISs 10 DATE
~ ALL POa TWENTY PiyB cBNIs
..s sas Soa get ApPLRross eAGLwif
4. is .1p H 500 SiS ss c s s. "s .s d. essi
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No. so All Si Bnsi-ss
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Wa S",an'A d. ~ b'''s, f,ss s. s.sY is ,sr,
Reduction in Rates.
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carried ot,,, rates . s., p,,n'' 3 s,e 'ne hns l...Ae.
o. % Ill sa. ts a,csp .si S'ssn esls s an.As M 80 ..s
Gas, r.nf r>uce Cas> rbs sin
" N''''' Us N'''' c b OWENS. 0Ssss,i Ages.
The workina awomeas Protective un,ee-
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Po,t-Dace Notce.r mas t Eaoge "a sssa e..
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% ~ Y II JONES. Po.tsass.es
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New-York tribune., 1873-03-08
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II Bishop Rsin. under fIfh Ayense Hotel.
WATCHES. JswgLRr. snd SiLvERw ARR st close pnces
New-York tribune., 1873-03-08
DIED.

AH Notices Of Marriages must be ndoySed wih fall
u1Gg and 1dsiyes8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, C16cs of Ca.O Stxssl OAR.
WELLINGTON, December 4, 1873, lQ:N a mi '

f.N
mAsHINsroN, December 4, 1873, IO;S O. m
oinoPsls foR THs PAST TwRNry-Po HoVls .
NJ area OF low barometer that was central in
hlcDlgah al midnight, has moved to the eastw Ard
elu lpears 10 De Low central north of LAX
.iCloy and thrt ateEing weather, with brisk and
nlsh southerly to westerly winds prevail in y sw
EbsIand and the n ddle states and the storm prob-
abV continues In the lake region Southw esterIy
winds nth rain are eported fre the south
states threatening weather and rain, with MORT h.
cry winds, prevail in the eastern gulf states The
temperature has risen on the Atlantic coast bnt IL
nas PROBABLY fallen in the western oItion OF the
United States Clearing weather, with lower fem
pefatue and westerly winds are reported from the
upper ONO valley and thence southwark TO EASTER
Tennessee. " sih
PROBABILITIES. - For New England and the a.
LaNfehce valley brisk and high southeriy winds
nitn stofmy weather, will prevail during the daY
me Nihus gradually shifting to easterly with lower
UEPtreture For the middle Atlantic states, brisk
and high eutherly winds with threatening weather
the winds shifting to westerly with less cloud ness
tOn OF this District. For the south Atlantic and
eastern gull states. southwesterly to northwesterIy
winds, with light rains, followed BY lower tempera
ture and partly cloudy weather. stormy weather
VIII probably continue in the lake region during
the DAY, followed by lower TEMPERATURE, Caution.
sry signals continue at O5wego, Buffalo, Erie Toe
DO, Alpena, Grand Haven, Chicago, and are or.
Gered Tor Baltimore, Cape May, New London
WoCS's Hole, Boston, Portland and East port Re,
pSits have been received from the western portion
81 sE ontario and ths the entire lake re-
gion, the northwest, and southwark over the Ohio
valley the entire Mississippi valley. the southwest
ahd the extreme northeast After the 10Th in tant
the ssntionary signals will be susp ended the lake
stations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04
The MaPR0tn

The MafRotn.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 4 West virginia's, 10: North
Carolina os, old. - bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Dec: 4.-Ootson steady--low mid
diipss, EGlsA4. Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat steaay and In good demand. Corn active Tor
southern; western dull-white southern, 6O(1 II:
yellow southern, 62970; mix ed western, asa t3 Do
Penney vanis and MARY land. Is OG2aOO, Proyi,.
Ions quiet and unsettled. Bulk meats nominal
little Observation-Disclosures, 5,sn6 clear rib sides y
70, both new. Bscon-shouiders and clear rib aides
In9IA; sugar cured hams, l2GA. Lard, 81. "a
"a: western butter unchanged n eve pork
IA goa 10 10. Coffee very stronR-fair to prims M
caIsoes, 1n9D4. WHISKY frmer, IoHat9a5. Su.
esr active, %.
Nav YoRk, Dec l.--stocks active and irregular
Soio, "a. Money, bid. Exchange, long, 6; short,
~. 6Oyernments strong.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-flour dull and heavy. Wheat
qpl.t and unchanged. Corn dull and nominaly nm
LONDON, Dec. 4, I:D .. m.-The rate of di,couu,
prime Bask OF England has been xed at per cent
Uonsos Tor mouey, 90; for account, s21. Bonds Of
rLoNpoN, Dec. 4, l2:I5 p. m.-Bonds of 1867, 49,
LONDON, Dec. 4, p. m.-The rate of discount In
open msrksttor three months bills is iia per cent
below the Bank of I'm gland rate
PARIS, Dec 4.-R@ptes 50 francs.
LONDON, Dec. 4, 5:i5 m.-The blllion in the
Bank OF Ens land has increased f67 LOO during the
past week. The amount gone into the bank on bal
dee TODAY Is t6Sy00O Erie, 3s7S
L0NDoN, Dec 4, 40 .. m.-The proportion of the
Bank OF England reserve to liabilities which was
last week i6's per cent. is now as. Consols for
money; 81 ta92; for account, 92a dy2l, B9nds of
1850, old, 95ag 1867, ST. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

TIE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
the Presidents message and accompanying re-
ports; the opening scenes in Congress; the
agreement with Spain; the terrible details of
issnlons for December, by Jennie June; the
execution of Henry Young for the murder of
-rIeAA mann; sketches by the Danbury News
WA" .aJest and best tales. poems. sketches and
fashion items; together with all the news of
fine week; Washington news and gossip, sgricul-
tnrsl items, household receipts, &c, SEC.
T,-y.s. One dollar and a half per snnum. in
advance; single copies five cents, in wrappers,
ready for mailing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

Housekeepers in this sc ,tion, where anthracite
coal is much used for domestic purposes, will be
glad to hear from Pennsylvania that the coal
combination is said to be breaking up. A
special to the New York Times from Phila-
delphia says that the disturbance in the COM
bination is owing to the declaration of indie
pendence by the Pennsylvania Coal Company,
powerful corporation, which controls almost
exclusively the Pittston coal region. The Penn
syiyanla company, although not properly be-
longing to the coal league, has always combined
with 1t so far as prices were concerned, but has
now made reduction of fifty and sixty cents
On all sizes OF coal for December, while the
other companies connected with the combina-
ton hold to the prices made in October-the
ngures being neither increased nor lowered.
Combining this with the fact that the trade
Is unusually dull for the season, those best
Informed say that there must be a reduction
OF prices at an early date, and a consequent
breaking up Of the combination. AS some indi-
cation OF the coming collapse, the Philadelphia
and Reading Company, which has been recog-
nized as the leader of the combination, has
announced partial closing of their collieries
In Sehuylkill county, as well as a reduction of
ten per cent. in the wages OF all the employees
of the company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

tits important in every aspect of the case
that the name OF Georgetown should be merged
and extiDguished in that of Washington The
two cities are one and should be one in name.
Georgetown having ceased to be a separate mu-
nicipality and forming now an integral part q Z
the city of Washington, governed by the same
laws, and represented by the same constituted
authorities, and every day becoming more and
more Identified by the increasing facilities of
transit and inter communication, this nominal
distinction is positive and manifest disadvan-
tsge in manifold respects. Ii is opposed to a
thorough and cordial unity and fusion of social
and commercial interests. 1t creates a vague
idea of diversity in substance, well as in
form, fosters a sentiment of local arrangement
and rivalry, and repels the influx of popul alton
trade and wealth. 1t reduces Georgetown to a
suburban grade and obscurity, to a sort of terra
snoogHita to the world at large, while she is
justly entitled TO share of the civic rank and
prestige Of the national Metropolis, and to be
endowed with its postal and all other incidental
benefits. 1t requires the supreme authority OF
Congress to effect the new baptism with this il
lustriOus and venerable name. Minor details
may safely be left TO the legislature of the Dis
triet. The popular voice is unanimous in sup
pRi Of the proposition. Murmurs of dissent
from the oftice-hOlders, of course, are to be ex-
pected- Prompt and decided action before
Congress is necessary by the friends OF the
measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

The experiment of woman suffrage In wyo.
ming territory is pronounced a success by high
authority. Gov. Campbell, in his late annual
message to the Legislative Assembly. tn Us gives
the measure his unqualified Endorsement:
The experiment of granting To- woman a
voice IN the government, which was inaugu-
rated Tor the first time in the history of our
country, by the Legislative Assembly Of wyo
ming. as Low been tried for four years. have
heretofore taken occasion to express my views
IN regard 70 the wisdom and justice of this meas
ure and my conviction that its adoption had
been attended on, " by good results. Two wears
more OF observation If the practical working of
tne system have only Sc, we'd to deepen my con-
done, has been well cone, and on, system of i'm
partial suffrage is an unqualified suu' ess."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

Gelegraphic dispatches in to-day's STAR IN,
reference to Cuban affairs show that we were
right yesterday in discrediting the New Orleans
sensation stories about the SpsnIsrds fitting out
the NiTginius as a man-of war, alarm of Ameri
cans IN Havana, &c, SC. 1t turns out that
those reports were fabricated from the whole
clafh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

DESTINATION RECOMNEsDED.-The New
u.xen Chamber OF Commerce, at a meeting
last night passed q resolution instgcting their
committee 10 offer q memorial 70 congress re-
commendiug the speedy resumption or specie
paymentsby 8 redemption Of the legai-tender
U0ffs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04
BOARDING.

RoARDING-Conveniep and pleasantly I,cued
ran lH 229 street northwest. deco St
TABLE B0ARDERs wANTEp-- Inquire at
Il l42O Corcoran St, near l<th-sfs Cars dS-3is
80 81 BooM en- suite or single; also, TABLE
boAbp: us Pennsylyanis avenue. does ST.
II 0OMs AND BOARD in a private family for
II Man and Wife or SINCE Gentleman; can be mad
Al reasonable price at No. 1iO6 9th street be-
tween and 7 streets, northwest. does 81
OhE VERY PLEASANT and desirable furnish
- ca h0vms Tor two, with BOARD. Also, first
class TABLE BOARD; northeast car. Massachu-
on 10th street. dec. as
X OOMSAND TABLE BOARD-FraakIinR Row
Aei2i3 street, the finest location Washington;
ne block from the carr; elegantly furnished suite
OF roC ms, lateIy vacated by naval officer ordered
oCuba. he1ei by permission 70 Judge EdmOnds,
CITY Post Office; Architect Mullett, Navy part,
bour. noysa-eoi,s
R0ARD-Well-furni ROOMS in AIexaniri.
" desirable location, with or without BOARD,
can be obtained by addressing "a ~ Gazette
once, Alexandria, Va. References given aud re-
CURED novla-Jns
pARTIEs DESIRING GOOD HOTEL ACCOM-
= mooations at moderate rates should apply at
avenue as 1t Is FURNISHED and kept second to none
Board and Room per day, So SO.
Board and Boom per month, $50 to $40.
1eoie Board per month, SIS. novls-lm-
R0ARDING-Furnishedo or unfurnished ROOMS
front and back parlors ON first floor, large aud
handsomely papered, single OF suite, and two
spacious and elegant Bed Rooms on second floor
sith BOARDi No. l149 PennsyIvania avenue. he
.Mech Eth aho IoIh streets nov4-lm-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

There is a disposition on the part of many
democratic journals of inf uence in Virginia to
treat President Grant fairly, and to give him
proper credit for the desire on his part for the
restoration Of perfect good feeling between all
sections of the country. The Virginia Sentinel,
a conservative journal, takes the Petersburg
fndsr and appeal to task for its arraignment of
the President and his administration because
OF the arrest in Montgomery county, Virginia,
recently, of certain parties charged with vio-
latlng the election laws. After saying that the
administration was, probably, no more respon-
sible for those arrests than the writer of the
structures himself, the Sentinel adds:
"Let the APPeal seek other cause Of quarrel.
or, rather, let II condemn the uni dst judge or
wooden headed jury who encourage these
things; but, at the same time, reflect that such
cases of individual outrages will continue to
happen everywhere, but that the rulers, who
execute laws, are not responsible for them. And
let 1t thus seek to allay tue bad passions, which
cause them, and uphold the President in his
desire and purpose, which be has plainly indi-
Gated, to wipe out the ranking memories which
encourage and promote them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

~An Illinois paper speaks OF the ''Indepen-
6ent-anti- monopoly democratic reform farm
ers'-movement party"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04
EOR eALE,
I BY AUSTIN p RRnMN

Ssgrner q New York avenue and Fifteenth stree.
Three large double H0CeEs, ranging ~ 49,
Houses ~ avs INV
One whole square Of GROUND aud LOTS IN all
ps HaH n sse s e15Y iiors ~,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04
FOR RENT AND SALE.

- - . &AA~D AlhA<Ls
Eos sALk,Ia.. d..ir.ele PRoPEsrY. the
s ,ss ish streets northwest Inquire the prem.
EroR RHNT-The large double HOUSE. contain
1,,i pS icons. No, asa 50 street nor!hwe-t.
several YEAR nTs Slss sS.rans sSuss i is.
mspipe I, Nh me Sspi, and Penns, lNsnia svsage
EEY N.,ions SAVINGS BsnR p 90 r gwen
, nlaa noss-9~
Eok aud THTRp STORIES
location . aear the rssssp :,
al ne epsrtmenis and totels; the rooms are large
ON the prsme.s Tor Offices or private use IUSuire
t'Qk kkN1IInInished and unfarni-h,si PAR
iooa M ns and ASpkOoMs, single and ea suite. At
EOR RKNT-FURNIsHED ROOMS Win :,
without Bosrd.Psrlor and Bedroom, eommS.
hReanne on second floor, or separssely; also other
No s2A 9Th street. between b and l rortS.
west. no2I.Im'
E1R sALk-A ,hree-.tcry BRICK HOUSE ON
conatsinlns ls rooms; sas ,hrc1shou, and hot aud
Certhc.e. Of Board Of Public crks ,sse IN I es1
ment In9sirs Of 7 I; WAGaAMkN, Real E.ssse
h hsesst' w.N ROACH, at National MetrOsolItsn
EoR RENT-Tuo PARLORs, DINING. ROOM
4 and klTCHEN, all communicating, on the first
.ecdns a nr ry sIs snd yea roo on
sheu tihCiudine psnoDn sesired. and rented cheap.
1918 I street, or of II. Ii. TILLEY, NAVY Depart.
ment. nayis 2x-
LOB RENT-The substsntial aud commoiions
u Briok Manssrd DWELLING Of the late Rich
ara Petiit, containing u rooms and bath room.
htteG up with all the m sdern improvements, with
most excellent brick stable and carriage houss al
tsched corner of "a and Frederick streets, George
town. Metropolitan cars pass the door. Price SIS
per month. Also the large and well located store
room Of the corner Of gh and Prospect Streets one
81 TIE best business stands in the town. Price 50
per month. Inquire Of I. II. or L. W. RITCHIE.sN-
ecutors, No 40 lst street, Georgetown. nol9-eo2's'
EOR SALE AND RENT-
Il HOUSES,
Furnished and Uufurnished,
we have Sc seral very superior Residences, front
hg and near Lafayette Square, also on street;
very superior one on X, fronting Franklin slusre;
three on street, between IL and 10th streets We
nave at all times FIRST GLASS HOUSES for sale
Or rent, with or without furniture
KENNEDY SON,
novl9lm No 72O l5:h street
E0R RKNT-THIBD FLOOR over stinemetv's
Il mar store, 1887 PeDnsyly snfa avenue,
braoing rooms. Rent SIS per month. Inquire in
hat store. novia-lm
EoR hKNT--Furnishfd, II street northwest,
on pofth side, next q Gen. sherman 5, moderate
sized three story BRICK HOUSE, recently fur
small family. movie 4s'
kOR RENT-A four room BRICK HOUSE,, near
L lin street cars, SIS per month. A seven room
FRAME, near Metropolitan cars. ~ month. In
auire AT 624 Louisiana avenue. now I'm
kQR sALE-TWO FARMs, as6 and S. acres near
4 rails Church Railroad Depot, and within nine
terms. ROBFRT A PHII,ITPS
octs75m Real Estate Broker, 6l3 18th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04
RIMAHClAL AHD COuuKsCIAl.

The Wall street markets are moderately
active, with securities strong. The Preside at .
message and the reports In Congress of the va
Iious heads of departments have sd compara-
lively little effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Pag.
WASHINGTON CITY:
HI kSDAY......... December 4. 1873

The Presidents message seems to be rather
exceptionally well received by the press,
though there is considerable discrepancy of
opsnion as to tie points in it most worthy of
commendation. The New York Times regards
the financial portion as being most deserving Of
appreciation, and says no one expected that
Gen. Grant would discuss the subject from the
standpoint of a theorist, and he does not, but
ga remarkable pertinence and directness are
noticeable in his suggestions, and his principles
are extremely sound The Tribune, on the
other hand, does not find much to endorse In
the Presidents financial views, but comedies
that the President represents the Cuban case
Every fairly, and treats il with such dignity and
calmness as will meet the approval of Congress
and the peoplep The Herald regards the mes
sage in the light Of a dIspassionate record, and
beneves II was written simply for the purpose of
presenting, as briefly as deemed possible, the
acts OF the Administration during the past year,
and the legislative measures which the Execu-
tive thinks necessary or expedient upon our
foreign and domestic affairs for the general
welfare; and having thus discharged his duty.
with his mind relieved, he leaves the work sug-
gested 10 the consideration and the discretion
OF Congress. The Sun naturally has no admit
ration to bestow upon anything coming from
the President, but admits that it presents ga
fair view of the condition of the different de-
psrtments of the Government The PhiIadel-
phia Press praises the condensation shown IN
the message, considering how much the Presi-
dent had to say" and says sit is a satisfactory
stewardship on the whole, and he gives authori-
ty to what was previously believed" The Rich
mond Dispatch says the President "seems to be
anxious to do his duty" but that "his failure to
refer to Louisiana stands in striking contrast to
his solicitude for the negroes in Cuba. who are
not more truly deprived of their rights than are
the white people of louisiana" The Baltimore
Sun notes as an unusual omission that the mes
sage contains no allsion to Divine Providence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Cheap-A CONEREp FNPKFss
Nh1ON, IN good conlttiJn-fJr one or tw1
horses; l52l 18th street, between Rhode I.t.nI
avenue aud q street northwest dscg IS
FOR sALE-s5O will bu, a BLACK PONY, foar
ieet high; good riding or nh Ton =,
pony: No. D street, tear North Capitoi IN
sItel. der4 o. NXh
\ LADY WILL SELL FINE 1-OCTANE
"A Rosewood upright PIANO FORTE, NJ
" .., "a ORDER, al sacrifice. Inquire at No kA
o<s street northeast cscS-St- VtNVN
For sALE-A handsome pair of dark BAY
y HOBsks, about l5ss hBnts high; fat n
tfotters IN harness, and both very superior IN
saddle horses. The owner having no use GA
i1r N. n, they can be bought cheap. Apply of
more, Md. decz.s,s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-04-17
Die Reife mad Gbicaep.

Die SstIs, bic Der 8rautr pcrnabm,
mar absr tstns fsbr tptits; sr rsifs uur
mad @tiedsC. Sc srf6tsn itm ndmIi&
am gsrntnfttsfsn, feline 5U&ttr 70 baIb
wts mSslt& aus btsfsr Stabt Suriid su
ruftn. nDtnn," ba&tt sr sanj ri&tis,
,,tptuu fi& bic iunssn etutt trli tdaIid
pitbtritbtn, ptrb bas attt gtrbdltnt6
baIS pisStr auostnipft istn. Rabr,
etsbs rCRst nidt unb wtnn fie lidb wirt.
lid ssIttbt batsn, 70 w:rN San bic pri.
gel, bic sr BON mir smpfus, pUbl Der.
ihmsrSsn. sDsnn ubtr bic YaTisn pts
Gtntn fur bic NnNsr nur cine scri6sr.
s'bsnb Fd&ttss sswssn if, mas bsnn9"
ga, mas btnnP Dice mar cine dussTa
prsedrt 5rass, bic tr f& alstn ntht &c.
antwcrttn fpnntr.
Absr Der 9tisr Ftbt, bab Srausr Did
PbilOiOpbirtn tOnntt, irsiIi& nur Bic gu
sinsm sstpiRsn puntts, bann bSrts ftins
pbilOiOPbtt auf; mare Rs wtitsr stsan
gen, 70 mare tr ptsl sIidIi&tr sswsitn.
Dfrarttss GbaraEtsrr sisbt ss pirIt In btv
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-04-17
Die Nemefs.

Die untsrbaltuns init bem 8rau,r
pdbrtne Der 5abrt bate RalnbOd,
ben sBtrtb aus Dem SbaI Der Sa&Is, gar
l'br In Baaun8 ssbra6t. gtnsn GOld.u
yiann pts ttn, Der In Dtutf&lanb nitbts
ssIsrnt, in Amtrifa NIT pursr Gaulbstt
absr gum wUblbabsnbsn Burger sspcr.
ben mar 70 ju btbanbtln, ct! bas mar
abf&suli& bas mar gum 8alsnbwsretn!
Stait fsin SIut In gbteaso absutibIeu,
tbat sr bas @s9sntbsil; tr trant pitI
Bier, na&ttr 0stu uno fpdtsr Isstt CT
Srantp.tn binSu. Das mar cline 0ttIt.
uns, bic itin Iiassn ni&t ssrbausn
fOnnte. 3uwriIsn fibltt sr unpubl, aber
sr tOnnts ni6t gum SrsGsn tommru.
l>dtte sr fiG tn tr9tuo elmer apOtbtte Elm
SraufspulUsr 8sbtn laftn. 70 mare ibm
bsfsr 8twOrbsu, aber baran baHte CT
nt&t, fOnoern bur6 anOsrs, bsntn Ct lstu
traurtsss Niessf&id srsdbIts, nod msbr
aufssi sifa6tlt uno btutn lstn ,5rsaten"
ssftI, trant tr nod mtbr Brauntpstu
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