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, 1874-04-15

The deadlock ID tho massachusetts Legisla~
turo oyor tho election Of q successor to tho lato
Senator Summer has probably boen brohon. Tho
first ballot taken yesterday was NOT materially
different from any Of it's Immediate prodecos-
BOTS, but on tho second ballot number Of Mr..
Hoar'a supporters gave thoir yotoB to other can
didates. This oxamplo WAS followed Oh tho third
ballot by many Of tho Dawes men, and tho net re-
suit WIS very perceptlblo gain for Adams. The
changing continued through 'tlroo more ballots,
Adams gaining largely in each. On tho last bal
lot before ADJOURNMENT Adams received 81 votes
against IS votes on tho first ballot, During tho
day, Hoar'a vote diminished from II to 81,
DaweB' vote from 81 to CD, and Curtia' vote from
10 to Ga. Adams certainly appears to bo tic
coming man. Tho Legislature Of MaAsachll.
sotts, albeit the course il thrust upon it. ID OF
the worry brink Of q creditable action.
, 1874-04-15

Ciyil.SerYco Reform will aoon receive q flniall-
ing Mow at tho hands Of it's consistent md im-
paenblo enemy, Gen. Butler. The Committee
having charge Of tho subject, Of which
Roformer Butler is q member, has agreed
TO report an amendment to the Appropriation
bill prohibiting any furthcr expenditures OF
money to carry on tho system, or the detailing
Of officers to conduct tho examinations. 1t rc-
nlnins for tho Committee yot to 1oport that It
has faithfully executed tho business which II
Was organized to transact, whcreupon It may BE-
honorably discharged by tho House.
, 1874-04-15

4NuAlAMEAA We IROE . " 4NH.
Prof. Patton has ut last officially promulgated
his indictment Of PROT Swing before tho Chica-
go Prcsbytery. and l1as asked 1eaye to prosecute
tho charges at its bar. The document ia o for
midable onoin Dimensions, embracing two charges
aud twonty-nino specifications. ana, aa poo
plo engaged in tho responsible nvocations Of this
world have undoubtedly found lifo too short to
wado through them to tic end, it may ho favor
to present the substance Of them in brief. The
material points which Prof. Patton alleges aro aa
follows: /. Equivocal language in respoct to
fundamental doctrines. 2. Tint he {swing) de-
liyored o lecture in aid Of tho Unitarian
chapel erected in memory Of tho late Mary
Price Collier, and thereby aided to pro-
mitigate horesy. 3. That ho has given approval
to tho doctrine known as Sabelllanism or tho
Modal Trinity. 4. That his opinions are in har~
mony with those Of tho Unitarian Church, and
that ho declared TO the Rov. Robert Laird Collier
tlat no agreed in substance with him. s. That
| ho las used unwarrantahlo language with regard
| to Penelope and 8ocrates. G. That ho las pro-
| ducod faso charity for fundamental error by
known Atheist" 7. That iu general ho has either
not preached. orhaa spoken diHparagingly Of, tho
doctrines Of tho Trinity, Predostnation, the
Person Of Christ, Infant Daptiam. Divine Calls to
tho Ministry, tho judicial Nature Of tho Conlenl-
nntion Of the Lost, Justification by Faith, tho
plonary Inspiration Of tho Dib1o, the persa-
yeranco Of tho Saints and TotalIDepravity,-th
laat throo being thseo Of tho vital points OF
| Calviuism, as affirmed by tho Synod Of bort.
Theso sevon charges coEer tho substance OF
tho indi.tmont, which Is stretched out to grons
| length by reason ct much formal repetition a,Nl
numerous quotations from Prof. swing'H por-
mons and writings. or tho genoral basis oi
this Indictment, namely, TINT prof. Swing Ii
preaching lloresy, wo do not attempt to speak
| That is matter between Prof. Patton fas
prosocutor) md Prof. Swing, mud ITO presume
that tho latter, if ho cares to make any doions.
!: time and way. Thore arc, howoyor, other point
] upon which 1t is competent for m unproiulieo
observer to form and oxpross m opinion with
out being llablo to tho Charge Of soeing to prel
udico tho case md these points nro such Oh i
0 net properly belong to tho indictment I'll
charges tint ho has delivered lecture In aid c
tho Mary prco Collier chapel and q nulogy upo
t tho character OF tho late John Stuart Hill, Of
a Of kindred character. They arc part aud parc
@ OF thnt soctarlan bigotry which forblds 20
J. to speak we'll Of any rerson who dor
o not belong to your sect md Ba
o Aoribo to your doctrines. With regard to Il
y chapel leotnre, tho specification says: "He hi
manifested q oulpablo diarogard Of the oasentt
i dootriuea Of Christianity by giving the 6sI1hs
, 1874-04-15

The Now Election LnV-DebntC upOn
the Manner of ElcctlnE Senators
Ikicl to rIe hmm cd iutcly Expelled.

Tho Now Election LnsV-DebntC upOn
tho Manner of ElcctlnE Senators
Kicl to rro Immediately Expelled.
Special Dispatch 10 1Ae chicaao Tribune.
TORONTO, Ont, April l4.-Tho new election
law is now printed, and contains 1877 clauses.
In reply to question, Promior Mackenzie has
intimatcd TINT tho Government will probably
bring down their paoiilo Railway meaauro next
week. Ho intinlated his desire to have th Q en-
gineer's report in tue hands Of tho nembern be-
fore that tlne.
ADDITIONAL SUBSIDY FOR NOVA SCOTIA.
Tho Hon. Mr. Dorion, Minister Of JuHtice, in
q discussion Oh tho question Of tho adjustment
Of the public dobt, advocated granting to Nova
Scotia the claim SGT up by tint Province, for
moro subsidy, all error having occurred through
defect in the net Of 1879. This ground was
also taken by tho Hon. z. DIako aud others.
THE UPpEn HOUSE.
The House wa6 yesterday resolved into tho
luton respecting thoconstitution OF tho Canadian
Eanate. Tho 1naiu fentures OF Mills scheme arc
that Provisional Legislatures should elect Scna-
tors; oach momhor having ono vote. thus granting
representation to nlnorltics az we'll as to major
tiles. Othors advocated the selection by pop
lar vote in districts requiring, residence in such
districts as qualification. Others doubted tho
ability Of the Senate ct oil, while but few fav-
orcd that body being nominated instead Of
elected. Tho Committee roso aud will BIT again.
NO DELAY IN TlANsACT1Na nus1SEss.
Government business is pushed with unusual
nctiyity, and though there Ia largo quantity Of
private lcgislatlon to be objected, it il probable
that tho session will not bo an extended one.
But littlo timo IL frittored away by tho House,
momhers generally not being disposed to speak
for tho mere sale Of speaking.
H1EL TO BE EXPELLED.
Should Rie1 not present himself by tomorrow
motion for his expulsion will DO made, anG
without doubt bo carried under any circun,
BtRnceB.
ITO tho Associated P7ess.l
OTTAWA, April 14.-Tho motion for tho expul
| sion Of Kiel waa not reached in the Houaa las
night. Dowoll iptinated that he would bring i
up aa question Of privilege on Wednesda,
next.
, 1874-04-15

One Of the twelve Investigations that aro now
under way in Washington concerns tue paciflc
Alail Company, It is charged that the Com
pany made lavieh expenditures through lobby
to SECURE subsidy for itaclf and to prevent tho
establishment OF rival limo Of steamers under
tho patronage Of tho Bank Of California. Mr.
Trovov ". Parks testified yesterday that an
agent Of The Company, to whom $780,
900 was intruated for purposes Of Con
greasional corruption, conveyed half ol
the fund to his sister, who judicious
]y invested 1t In Philadelphia real eatato
Mr.. Park will please explain what became Of th'
3800,00o that WIS not invested in Philadelphia
rnA1 nstata
, 1874-04-15

The Chicago produce markets wore irregular
yoatorday. Moas pork was dull and easier. cloa-
ing ut sl5.9o caah, md 515.85GD15.s7M seller
May Lard WAS quiet at m adyauee Of 30 por
100 tba, closing at so65G29.071G cash, and 1910
@0.7211 Bollor May. Meats were quiet and firm
at 55z@5g1o for shoulders, sS.so@8,3 IS for short
ribs, $50 for short clear, and 10@11o for swoet-
picked hamB. Highwlnes vera quiet and 1o
hlgtor, at 94o por gallon. Flour was in good de-
pand and sllado fir1uor. Wheat waa active and
woal at an average advance Of 40, closing ut
el.24 cssA, and s1279s soler May. Corn waa
less active aud weak. closing 10 lower. at G2Ao
cash, and 05Io soller Alay. Oats were moro ao'
tive aud no highor, closing at do oash, and 47@lo
soller May. nye waa In, good demand aud 10
higher, at 92111@oac for fresh rccotpta. Barley
was dull and easier, at e1.ob@1 08 for No. 2, and
el.oe<D1,& 10 for No. 8. On Saturday evening last
, 1874-04-15
stringent

Capt. Orroole, Of ST. Joseph, Mo-, has beon
challenged to mortal combat by tho editor OF tho
Gazette Of that city. The editor demands tho
satisfaction due gentleman; the Captain re-
tortB with provoking request for credentials as
10 his antagonists right to tho title Of gei'so-
man. The Captains own standing ia probably
vol assured: no man who properly values the
loeting moments of terrestrial existence will ask
for the pedigree Of nn O"Toole.
, 1874-04-15

4 practical stop in tho direction Of retrouch-
mont has been made III tho National House Of
Representatives, ut tho instance Of tito Commit
tco on Civil-service Reform. It consists in abol-
ial,ing tho office Of Appraiser Of Imported Aler-
cha,,diso at olcyon ports Of entry. Included in
this number ia Evansville, Iud., "pors" Of
undofued pretenBlonB.
, 1874-04-15

tloro was III store IN thin city 130, ,6o7 bu wheat,
1924 bu corii, 8S7 757 bu oats, go 500 bu ryo,
aud 17o,Dl8 bt1 barloy. Hogs wero nctivo and
etrong, with salos ut s5,O0Gg.00. Cattlo and
ehoop woro dull nlid lower.
, 1874-04-15

Tho Senate Judiciary Committee has reported
a substitute for Mr.. Summers Civil Rights bill.
It gocuros to all persons tile use Of inns, public
conveyances, and theatros, and admission to
schools md charitable institutions supported in
whole or IN part by genoral taxation. Tho pro-
Visions for the enforcement Of tho law arc very
abs
, 1874-04-15

Another fact not gouorally known In Mr.
Summers political career hos boon made public
by Mr.. Caleb Lyon. 1t must come with rofroal,-
Ing grace to tho party which turned 1ts back
upon him, Soon After tho death Of Ohlef-Jus-
tfcs T&nsy III, Bunaues received / card from
, 1874-04-15

Myrns, OPERA HOUSE Monroe strest, notween
snstses. stn:tre,y aud eomloalltto': nutlasquo OF
, 1874-04-15
Ebp U!jbl1stun W2ibua1t.
"wednesday Morning, April 1bs 1e14s

John Jey. United States Minister to Austria.
ia coming home on visit. H!a son'in-lew, tic
German Ambassador, will accompany him.
, 1874-04-15
MhViGATi0h,

4opEa1ou, Ont, April 14.-The schooner ho-
Cameron arrived to-day from Oawego. It Ia te
t1tst arrival OF the aeason. shc rsposte tla; 40
passed through large 0ell Of ice on 14o
Huron.
, 1874-04-15

hrvtCKnn's MISUNDERSTANDING .atraot, hotweon
Dearborn and state. Engagement OF AlAa J@no Coohip&
'sGohoot for HcaudA1."
, 1874-04-15

GLOBE VIAR1ETIEs- -Dcsplaiacs atrcot, betwoen hth9
lam and Washington. EnEnRetnent uf tho Iish Wcbo
Troupe. Variety poEforancu. Afternoon ano osohanR
, 1874-04-15
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

pLANEY LODGE, No. at, +: nnd 4. M-Spec'a'
Communication tha ovanng, ot 80 31!GS IT,,
, 1874-04-15

MCCORMICK Mus1O.1IALt. North CLARK streot, cor;
MT ii kinzte. Mrk Rtchtnxs-Iatuaed'a Old tolka'
Afternoon and eyon{ug.
, 1874-04-15
TO.DAT'S ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF MtJHlC-Ialstod I'd strnet, be!wstn Mad
tson and hionroo. Engagement OF John Mccullough
~ RtchOl1au."
, 1874-04-15

I1ooLEY'a Tt!EATIsE-Rsndolph strcet, h9tween
{,infk and IASalle. Engagement Of Ma& kAthetane
Hoeor,, Mind" Aftostoou aud evoniug.
, 1874-04-15

Some weoks ago THE TRIBUNE waa taken to
task for stating, on good authority, that Prot.
Patton waa tho " "importation " Of Alr. Cyrus II.
Mccormick. Tho Wow Of this matter which We
then presented has not boon successfully gain
eayod. We uudoratand that at the roeont meet
iug Of tho Prosbytery Of Chicago cortaiu things
occurrod which tend to provo that the latter
gentleman, in company with his friends, still
feels himself responsible for exercising I. faith
full watch and caro- ovcr tho Professor whom lie
Ina imported from Brooklyn, to tho end
that ho may DO the guide Of the
blind. Mr. Mccormick aud h1r. John
Forsyt!,e, though not momhera OF tho pros-
bytery, arc represented to iii M having boon
moat aasiduaus In their attendance upon its
meetings, aud most actlyo ln their labors to
keep that body atraight, aud to prepare it for
visiting exemplary a1d awful punishment upon
! tho distinguished sabolliau and sotorIoloelcal
berctio who IL now arraigned ut its bar. TLoae
! gentlemen probably roalizo that thoir protoge
I! Aas embarked upon an undertaking in which
| aucqeas Gill be won ouly by the most nuporhl1-
u,au efforts on hla part and also on thelrs.
uonce their presence In tho meetings, not merely
aY Interested spectators, against which there
could b. no objection, but Also u active lobby
hta.
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9liidlid ansf sfii1renn,ia $ as9lnerbieten
fpa oersso ores nit sDanf an Bat ,lur
lben8aa ssbor Ser 5olo3 reil,e,l Wnno s,f
Ebalten b1llit II ii Ser 5tille {sine Wob<
|regefn &treHen f6nAe: gls geioe Geinl=
febrtell, iporcn lie gilieraoune lpie ME, unt5
'muroe bic ubunNe Erin" ponl 8aos nNS
6deilief BON, 3ores get,ett lno .o!fse;os
Egea iloh 9er5cnslult. $50 oer a4e9ar}uebS"
nur 9ing rno 1touo,, loNtc unb i0mun=
.setie, er ii, lid) Dinein, 10 beIddFtigte i'm
.6os uGliid"4 ieines Dores. ,Dos luaY bel
i'm ous9enadlt, beg 0orts Broutrwor
feline onoere, als, pie ,.DiibIdje qiie pons
Meilerbnle, pon Ser friDcr Der Sore:
luo0l ersdGIte Gotte, uno ocru uGtreicb" gait
ollo Dem 2QBeibcrholler, oem Ser u&or<
fuds" benlcl6en soma obionbcrlib 9Dnnte>-
1m alter Jee1ilungen lpilcn 5iu;l6en ben
geioen, bie nie re1t morell ousge9liAen
poroen. 0oB 9crcs or bcn rdhi iten
So9cn lpenig Iitbtbor mar, }o9or einmoE
c;nen 9onscn Sag ouSblicb, fnnnte ben'
r&orf fudlen" n;d)t uufollen muEte htv
Dores bo6 fir Elm lihcres 1lnterfommel'
ieiner 8eute |orgen. Gdcilie ,uar unb tbot
perfect pie INNER uno oie $oousfro, be-
fiiumerte lh nm gar nihts, luos lis
ni6t Direct. o'19iug. 5p peraiusen. .unec=
fdbr od)t Sage, obue BOP 1onlt ouf bens
&orbofe et>uos n9euDbnli6es 5u Sogc
setreten. >@ (@GIub iolgt.)
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Obio Maiieufreullo.
Die Gntfiibrnns.
etnc i@one @rsabll,rs bon sloolp9 ao(pin9.


i'm Triiblommer, 100 bos &orn bod ltebt
nno bcreits Die 1tD,oeren uno INNER Gipe
rer werbenoen s(ebren lid) 81 neigen be-
ginncn, ullo ser @ouer nit cincm 9eiuil
len 8ejogen, lit bos SoDr nltr lei0lid
gut, Die Syru@t Ieiner jdbrli@en 8cmiiD:
un9en nit luadIcnber Si1erbeit 81 be-
re9nen beginnt. Gas Sobr Iieb lid
portrefIlidb an unO Der u&orlubs" wal
in 1eincr ol(erbel ten 2ollne. 9fi6t 10
mar es bel 9orcs Der 9anj no0oenflid)
jeines 9Seges 9ing uno taum ouf Die
v@tiidd)cn" bDrte, Die ibm Iein 9err er=
;dblte, lauter 9elbeutbotcn leiner oporten
@el9eiotbcit, nit bcnen er luollte 9{ie=
nano sub0ren, bislucilen i'd iogar ielber
unterbieIt unb belulti9te. Scr 9ores
muB!e offenbar ctuos 8elonoere5 auf
Dem Sersen babcn, boB CT audi 10 gar
fein 9l1t botte, pos lein 9err unO Mfei=
tier ou6 ersdblen moAte. Sem ficl 0as
enbli6 bo1 auf, BON Der @cite belab er
ems um's onoere Mol i6 leinen &C.
f6Drten unb trat bonn Dor i'm lin init
DER Sra9c: ~. s
vSiit on ni1t bci Sir babeinl, Sores
oab ou 10 maulet6pfig orein iieblt unb
gar nidt bDrf, was id Dir ersdble? @eit
etn paar Sagen luerte id i6on oob es
bei bir mid)t rihtig 1T uno on 10 triib=
leli9 DerumItebit ols Ob On ben We9
perloren bdttef ,mb f6nntelt i'm ni6t
,pieberfinoen. .Wos Do}t ou, 0ores 2"
Ser 9ores blidte >pie perle9en 5u 1ei=
mem Serrn unb Meilter ouf, 3ab Damn
leitwdrts ins Telo binein unO Dolte babel
einen tiefen @euf5er. ri ... ~.
uNidts iips", loete ct nod elmer fur
sen Weile, mir fcblt nibts, 8aos, 9eben
mir MIR lpeiter."" .... .,..
uGi uas !" rief Ser Baos bol6 unluil=
lig uno balb per,plubert ous. Sir ion
ni0ts feblen? Gs feblt Dit bo6 ,uos,
benn 10 Elm noDoenfli6 @elidt pie
beute> bait ou bein. 2ebtog nidt 9el1,o6t.
9ores, Jag mir, ,pus Dir feb1t", uno Ser
Baos 1dlu9 einen un9e>p6bnli6 pertrau<
li6en Son an uno flopfte ieinem &nedt
auf bic 69uIter; vih meme es gut nit
Dir, unb ,penu i9 Dir belfen fann> 1ollit |
ou ieben, bab bu einen 9uten Scos on
mir Dalt."
Ser Dores ieuf5te no@ einnol re6t
b6rbor unb i6idte 1i6 an, mit hem Soos
,ueiter gu 9eben, " @t 4
v@ut leib SIR >pobl, 8aas, ,uie SIR
liberbaupt Elm gutes 9er5 babt> ober Sbr
|0nnt mir boh ni6t belfen",, bra6te enO=
li@ Der 9ores luie nit Nfiibe bcraus.
u1ob i6's nidt 9ela9t" fiel trillm=
u5ireno Der Boos Elm uooB OH ir9eno
rt,pas auf Dem Sersen boben ,niiBteE |
bag lebe i'd oel, 2elten 9lei6 bon Der
5tirne en- oenn 0arallf berIte9e i6 mid
je1jer ,ols Gin geituoirter ga itor. Mos,
libt belfen i6 lollte Dir nidt belfen
:bnnen!5 Safe nur erit einnlal b6ren,
% oi6 Ser Gcbub briirft, un6 Der u&ar=
lids" 1niibte ricW Der u&arfubs" jein,
penn Der fein Mittel loiibte."
0ores bolte nod einnial tief MtDent,
'ann blieb er iteben; ou6 Der Baas itanb
Iei0 erfpartl,n9spon 1tiq. u8aas"", bob
fer 9ores iuie gebeitnnibpoG an tnb 1a1
l1 babel porlibtig ,,n,, ob CT ionit nibt
elau10t tpiiroe; uBaas, i'd t0nnte ipobl
,ein @litd MAIDEN, nelln idb es mir an-
,ltelell ,piiBte.@'. .@'...ea.; ,,@~::s. @ II /
vDu 9ores, oein Slid MAIDEN 2" btr< |e
bte Ser uGarfums"". erfal,nt, 1pie un= t
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beugte fi6 bertrauIi1 Susiba, lrieoerssnlllS,s
i fiiiterte ibnl6 nit tbebenben Morten sSit !:
oWeiBt bn, SoresS luos2bu t0nit, bomit
ou slim 3iele fcnmf, ltcb(e Dit bosN(do
den! Wenn bu nit ibm re0t eins; sbi{t>
foln1's gar ui0t feblel,, sboBs sbie@96thte'
gum 3telet tfibrt,@ lll,oS Die Sano& Rtne5
9pres lieb er los unb brad III Elm rn=
bdnoiges @eld6ter@ aus. SIN @eilte~ndn=-
1li6 matte er lid Die Gntfibrlng ous,
Ben perluirrten @ufrubr i'm 9aule, wenn,
Der Bauer .lcine Sodtera pern1ilie, ali1e
er Dotte iebt 16on unld9liden @pob iiber
ben 2drm ben bie Gel6i6te in Ser Gje=
geno berporrl,fen miiNe unb namentlid,
i oob u1ein 9ores' babel Die 9orptrollc
| ipiele. .0orcs ltano ,uie oerbliiif iftoabei unO
|idien BON Der 9an5en @od)e nod nihtS
Ge6ts sn be9yeifen. 81.
9Bie meint STR bos, 3oos, nit Dem
5tebleu oes Mdodens @psu lou1
bos Delfsn?" 0ores lno6te Elm 9ons
oumlnss @eliAt, 10 BOP Ser 8aas> 9ons
dr9erlib muroe. 81. :. = *.
uOu peibt ober ouG in }ol1en Sim
gen npb oar feinen 8c1ebeib" loutete Die
unlpillise Nutmort $oolen lonit ou Dir
0as Mdb6en, porausgcIebt> oob es germ
,.no frei,piQig nit Dir 9ebt, bel 9}adt uno
Nebel uno es an eiuen lihern Ort 6rin=
gen, ,uo oer 5dmie9erpapa es oln an
bern Mor9en otrgeblib lr6t.'" Ser &ar=
fuGs lo6te ,lpieoer in 1sincr oporten
9ersensfreuoe iber Die vt0ltIide Nffaire"
uMter", ,porf Sores lpicOcr Elm, ulpos
miro cs nukel', luenn i6 mein M}ao0en
irgenowo untergehrodt babe uno bic
9lten tuollen bod BON Der 9eiratb nihts
luiljen?" @r iteQte 1i@ pTfenbar unluiilen=
Der ols er ,por, nur lnerftc oos Der
vl6laue" Roriu6s ni9t.5< j..
uODo, Die 9llten 9foun man l0on
tlirrel, baB oie quite Ndene sum b6ien
Spiel MAIDEN, uerlette Scr Roos, uMan
liebt> 9orcs, bu peritebit bib aufs
r&c6r nod ni9t ,pie bcin 8aas, Der
bas MQes aus Dem Sunoamente beriteDt.
&omm MIR, i0 merbe Dir bos boorflein
leben, oenn .Oarouf bin i'd
oroentli6 eill9eri6tet." ltno cr nobm
leinen Sores inter ben Mrm uno 9ing ,
nit linn lpeiter bes g8e9e, i'm ullterri6=
tenb, ,pie in bielen1 Safe, BOB ndmli6
3robidbrigcn &inoern Die Gltern5u elmer
onlt erlaubteu Gbe bic Ginlpilli9un9
riebt geben ,upllten, Die y@elebe"" lallten
Sic er, Der 9ores> nur ansurllfeu brau6e, E
I'M leiner 8raut fir INNER 1i6ers gu 1ein. t
Der Dores 6Drte er1taunt llno DD6f auf= ID
merriam 5l unb lo6te INNER uer9nii9ter /
lnb, es bdtte nidt >ueit gefeDlt, >udre ct
'or lallter 5ersensfreuoieteit BEN 8aos #
I'M ben Sals 9efalfen. :....., ~. -,...s. S
uNo6 Gins, Dorcs," fii9te Der ldlalle s
oeiratbsmasilter enbli6. bil1sl,. v9iest. a
zen vNlten" etluoa ol1 Dem perlisbten q
sDdter6el1 2" : ~ r., -. ~ F., +
plies, 70 piel id ,peib uno semerft /
|abe," periebte Dores suoerlibtlid. ~ ~ 3
vMllll oann 1a9ei@ Sir, Dir feill rot0er q
)eller 9ebt oir bei Ser Grbl6aft E
erloren, Qnfan9s 9ibt' pieI @esdnf
mo @ei6rei, banll fibrt man cine Ser
0bnun9 berbet l,l,b1 es Ipllt mid Mun= g
er nebmell, lueni1 eill- lont 10 gelpi6s G
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