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The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
The Ring on the R0mp0Gc.

All kinds Of rumor5 are in circulation
as to the intentions Of the Ring members
of the Council. The excitement cons2-
luent is intense, and exceeds anything
that we have witnessed in politics to-
many years. 1t seems that the Repnbli-
can party is quito dividcd-a large body
Of it were disgusted with the Ring, and
its action since the election has quite
turned the majority Of the party against
it. The cause of the excitement origina-
ted in the demand Of the Ring members
that Messrs. VIM. NJ. Candy, VIM. Can
by, John H. Adams, and some say u. l..
Lichtcnstein also, shall join with them
in caucus to fix upon the Com nittcce,
and that the Chairman of the Water
Committee, TIE Street Committee, the
Finance Committee, the Public Building
Committee and the Committee on Print
ing shall not be changed. 70 this Me-
srs. VIM. NJ. Candy, VIM. Cauhy and
Adams took exception, and contgndcd
that they could not be bul!ied into set
ting aside the clearly expressed Will o!
the people in the election, and Of course
they refused to be dictated to, 10 forar
them by the use Of the party orglniza-
ton, all the chief members OF the Eing
have declared they will resign their seats
in the City Council unless thc caucus
nominations are selected. Yesterday
some Of the Ring proposed to resign one
by one and allow the Democrat to elect
men in their places, i. O., assist tho eight
Democratic members 10 put Democratic
men in their places. This Is the lunor
No action was taken on tine propc ition
But it was understood that the Demo
Gratis were ready TO cooperate with III,
anti-Ring men in any measures leading
TO Reform and the avoidance Of the cx
travagant outlay of money that the Fin.
had foreshGdowed for itl course. O
course this could only lse doGe hy a raui
cal change of the committee.
Last night, however, in he meeting o
the Council, instead OF the Ring meet
ing the issue squarely, and Offering thci
designations, rs soon as {he minutes wcr
read and adopted they put forward
motion to adjourn until this cyoning
This looked like & sQn2rc Ilcl. down
We shall see.
The honest body Of Dcn,ocrat3 an
Independents IN the City Council repr,
sent REFoRM-not mere party advar
tage-but the cause Of honest muuicips
government, The man who fails to lc,
ognize this truth fails in unders,andin
the spirit that il abroad in tho commJ
nifty
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
Orr National EinGl.ccs.


Hon. Hugh McCulloch, ex-Secretary OF
the Treasury, has published lengthy
circular ON the subject Of the national
finances. lie considers Il resumption OF
specie payments essential TO the prosper
ity OF the country, and recommends the
following as the proper plan to he pul-
sued:
First, Congress should fix 4 period, say
the 1st of December. 1S1G-the time Is
not material if il ha not romote-aIter
which United States notes shall ceaae to
be legal tender.
Second, the Secretary Of the Treasury
should he authorized TO retire (hy the
use of the surplus revenue, and il this
should be insufficient. by the sale q
bonds,) ut least S50,0O0,0J0 o. United
States notes per anuum. until all have
been retired, and he should be lrohlblt,
ed from rcissuing the notes thus retired
under amy prctexL o. circumstances
whatever.
Third, In lieu of the United State
notes retired an equal number of banL,
notes, il they should be required, should
be issued to national banks.
Fourth, When the specie standard has
been re-established by the repeal Of the
Legal Tender acts, banking should b.
made free, and Congress should cease to
interfere with the currency except so far
as may be necessary TO prevent illegal
issues, and to provide that every dollal
| in circulation 10y authority OF law shall
be secured beyond contingency.a rs IS now
| the case. by a deposit Of United States
bonds in the Treasury.
Mr.. McCulloch's letter Is a. very able
and argumcuta.iye one, and that which
gives TO It its creates: value IS the posi-
tive, manly manner in which he advo-
Gates eound measures for the speedy re.
sumption Of specie payments, and the
powerful arguments with which he has
demolished the theory that imitation can
create wealth and prosperity. The
amount OF Legal tenders now outstand-
| ing is S }82 000, GOO, or $2G000o90 in exccs4
Of tho total a year ago.
There is an actual aurofabandaaoe Of
papar money, and yet rural property j.
selline lower o-day than it has done dur
ing the last thirty years under - gold
| currency. Any man who has security tc
offer can secure money; but the heavy
derrcciatiun Of land IN thc rural dis.
trict7 has unsettled values, and Tie con.
! sequence is that taosc who have then
farms mo.teased already can get No
more money on thom; and the fear that
the same condition OF things will pas.
into the towns and cities extends Tho
strirgcny in monetary affairs to then
also Hence We shall never have res
toratian Of confidence again until n re
Sumption Of specie payments Is effected
and the aoonor this Is done he better
We urged il three year ago, and had i
been done then W. would have been
saved from the ;ogr.hle effects that hayr
since boon witnessed in all part OF III
border State whore 50 many farms hay,
passed into the hands Of claimants, fo
about hall Of what they were then con
idelel worth.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
.";ci1 q. .a E,'aij Notes.

The long drought which has been Ix-
Der.pnrcU with more or less severity III
5omc sections is mot so marked III its cf-
feet upon vcgetation as might be iuppo5-
cd. There IS Il lair growth of secondary
c!oYcr. and tiesds that have not been
pGaturcd much still lo0l; quite green
Corn is probably not 50 tall us usual, and
~ rule the caI5 may not be solargc and
hCavv. but many fields have the darL
green appcaranec that betokenS health
and Thrift. Or. as iield that have been
pasturcd look b,src and brown, and are
evidently suffering. and tins Is where the
worst cn.ct of The drought is felt. Thore
is a con ,eouent falling oil in the milk and
butter product tAat may cause IL serious
vacuum in the pockets of our farmers.
Tho orchards are generally well filled
with fruit, though the trGit is 1omcwhat
smaller than usual.
Inc CIDER apple trees th"t did not bear
last wear will now produce i tiir crop,
and those winch tlcn pore freely are 1hls
SEASON nearly nnproductlye. Inc Irut
viii not be Of iBrca size. owing TO the
want Of moistulc. Pear trees have gen
c~ally born well. The pear has not been
crown cnnu~h ih his county TO become
much al q marfot fruit, but 90 many
valup freag haya Locn set out Of late
wears that thiA state Of things will bC
Ghanc,d. prais will no doaLt be founc
qui.eG5 pIoit1h pie as apples at this dis
tnlte- from the ety Peaches. in some o
| tic orchardr. ate NiellIng fair crop a
| t. quantity. hu the quality is not qnitl
ZIP to the mani
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04

Ppu.rs auu 'll-uALl. oa &ILScE AHp
GEIl3io - P,tfcssoi Vyndali delivered
his opening ad dress as president OF IN"
British i association on the 20th OF August
giving even more remarkable views than
he has ever before expressed on the rcla.
tions of seionq qe and religion. A Belfa.t
Qre!dud) correspondent OF tho New Iork
T,iJr..a. in giving n synopsis Of the al
drcss. shows i1 substance that the posi-.
ton of i'rofes4or Iyndall is simply that
religions ofopihions must not stand in way
science. 81 After diving very deeply intl
the subject, however, he winds up by nd,
mitt.ug that he must quit theme fo6
| great iur him 10 handle, but which vii
| BE- handled blythe lofticst minds ages al
| ter you and I, like strcaks Of morning
| cloud, will have melted into the infinite
| azure 81 the pbzt."
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
Polif caG Notes.

Hon Alexander II. stephens Was
renominatcd fbr Representative in
CONGRESS- Yesterday by the Democratic
Convention Of he Eighth District Ci
Georgia. The homi atiOn was made
on the llOth ballot, when Mr. Ste
phc IS received 20 votes to l1 for j, H.
Cumming.
The Rcpuhlcan Convention Of the
Third District Of Tennessee yesterday
nominated Colonel David n. Nelson
for Representative in Congress. The
Convention adopted resolutions de-
nouncine the recent outrages in Ten
nesscp dcprccAling the movement for
a ''whitc mans party = and counsel
ling moderation on the pert of the col
ored people. Nothing was said about
the Civil Rights bill.
O. u. Conger vas roaomiaatcd foi
Representative in Congress yesterday
| hv ReDublicang Of the Seventh District
OF Michigan.
The Republic ans ol the First Disirict
| of West irginia yesterday nominated
Gen Richard tioh' for Representative
in Congress.
R. l.. Bland h&8 been rcn0minatet
for grcs8hyDrmocrats Of the Eight
Missouri Dislrl lc;.
The Pc0pic's state Convention q
Missouri completed their ticket yes
terday, and it Is rs follows; Governor
| VIM. Gentry Lieutenant Governor
{. W. ucadlc Secretary of state, "
X. Lcfcn Auditor, T. c, Hale Trca
suror, John i Iiese Attorney Gen
| eral y. l.. ,witchell Register O
Lands, {. H. Grcisenburg Supcrin
tcndeEt cg Public instruction, JOIN
Montcilh Supreme Court Judges, L
| D0wcll Ion" ria and Lewis itoucl
| shoI; tclr
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
NOTICES..
HEyayssrRY BUREAU.

NTOTICE.-Tho Registry Bureau viii be
" upened on MONDAY, July 18th. inst.
70 avoid confusion and the better TO arrange
tho work OF this Department, the city mas
been divided into Sections, and the tine
appointed in which the citizens properly
holders) in each Section are respectfully re-
qucsted to present their deeds with correct
description oil their property mt this ONCE:
Section lst extends from Market 70 Union.
ard IRON Front to seventh Streets; from July
l3ih to 9Th.
section ., extends from Market to Union.
and from Seventh to Thirteenth streets; from
July u to August 10Th. ~.
Section 5. eXtcnds from Market to Union.
and from Thirteenth 70 lirandyWine; from Au-
gust 10th to oath.
Section i, extends from Market to Union,
and from Front Street South TO City Line;
from August 18th to September Tth.
Section 3. West of Market and North o'
LIandywnc; from September lth to list,
Ninth streets; from September 2ist to OCTOBER
9TH.
Section :, Fast Of Market street and from
| Third to Ninth streets; FROM Oct. 9th 70 l.th.
! Section 8. East Of Marke street, and South
from Third TO 4 streets; from Oct, l9th to N"'
( "a.
/ Section g. East of Market, and South irou
I A ST. TO city Line: from Nov; "a to 10th.
| All Deeds Conveyance or Transfers OF hea
! Estate made after July llth, 1874. must be Gu
| tered in this Office before they are sent to New
! Castle to be recotdel.
a COPY ofthc Registry Law and blank form
for the description OF property will be iul1 1lsh
eli on application at this Office.
NJ. c. CuNWELL.
Chisi Engineer and Surveyor.
ieJ.am Tenth and King Streets.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
Democratic County Coarenfion

The Delegates elect Of the different
Hundreds OF New Castle county arc
hereby notified to attend Convention
to be held at the COURT HOUSE, IN
the TOWN OF NEW CASTLE. on SAT.
URDAY, the 9Th day of SEPTEMBER
NEXT, 1874, at o'clock, p. NJ, for The
purpose of nominating Representative;
to the Legislature and Levy Court and
to take such other action in relation t.
the approaching canvass as shall be
deemed advisable.
JOHN 2. COCHRAN, Chairman.
August Goth, 1874.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04

il IS said I'll at the importation Of 40
sinthc has largely increased during thc
past few yeu
\ Milwaukee, nan stated that lie really
needed some active, regular exercise. A
;fneua sugyest4d tAn, lie Inix his own cock
tail.
Low easy ID Is to paint out tho man Who
has Just returhed irnn the country. No
more gloves hhd blacsiug-ro more hRir
| dye aad smileA.
Ii anything will imrrcsa the human mind
| with awe it is repression uf the mans lace
| who has Just leeD aroused irDin snoring III
| church.
"WhGt do ypu think IS tie best size .or :
man " draWlei a ia>v Top who was tllKinl
to his physician "EXerci5p,' sIernly re
| piled the doctor
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04

A tHlAT CHAS5G.--.l lne police II Pct
orsbU5 Va, Il handsome littteCity, near
II adjoining Eicataold, were negroes dur
ing the past tea year, or since The Wa.
The Con ,.vatiyes "ar.ied the city elac-
ton N tho Spring and og e3ursra. chang
has bcrI wrought. } correspondent Of
the B5Vi.aot.st r.a'n i''ta3'sbors iim5
note, 1t:
only wish you could see or 4eB. po-
lice. III gcntlaneu. and only tae purest
and white-t blood III their veins. Captain
Peterson Goodwin IS . model command
~, and all tho remainder ef the corp are
faithful and efficient Yaey have new
and hand ono uniforms made out Of gray
! cloth trimmed with military buttons, and
wear tho slouch hat, known in the army
as the "ra'wlati5n hat - Somebody has
| -aidthai tAey yividlJ recalled thenppear
| Gncc Of our once popuiarGn gallant Con
feder,,.r colonela. 1hey are not allowed tC
''tastc, touch OF handle, mean whiskey
or amy ming else which can intoxicate III,
brain, o. dcranga the nervous structure
Plis, however, IS an inhibition altogeth
rr unnecessary Not one Of the officers o
N would drink the stuff ii they could
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
IIonfhc3' RepoP5

Washington, September, ., A. VI.
Over New England northeast and
northwest winds, rising barometer,
lower temperature, partly cloudy and
clearing weather, Over the Middle
Atlantic coast northcrly winds, rising
barometer, lower temperature, and
cloudy weather, with Possibly-light
rain.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
TIM IlcNLocrot;c I-icto.,u.

Wnobtervc that tho oppo-ition papers
are clmmin@ The result of the Winning
ton city election on Tuesday rs . ntn,e-
c,d!'c c,ctorH Wen, it is natural os,ough
to expect this, as the result dnrs npea'.
to oao not accustomed to rgiee .Ilt, o.
acquainted with tho c.raumstttrs "i
the case, TO indicate euea victor. .tt
tine facts in the casa ver5 eisa -.s-
prove the claim
Fir. 1t wa not fairly rartE -.--t
in fact, 10 party election 1t ..li-aL
though Republicans, IS well n Demo
craft, had tictot.-D5gts @eataei.
ii ;Ac Ecpab!ican reader Of Doctor
Junr homo organ docs no, come 10 The
conclusion taat Inc Democrats had ;
victory On lat Tua#aa5', after vadins
through . whole column Of Tat paper
written 1 , prove Il Inc contrary, we vii
believe Lr dalnh. Last year " lining
ton gave a Radical majority. Of eight han
3,"t odd thirty, and nov it gives betweel
Mujy caA Hrsa 61alas} Mojor,ty for tn
Democrats, ana thr ssattea1 expects t
maar (, readers paiicye that there wa
no party contest.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
Gen. rnAL "Ew

Il. mie atlalia, froM .layana tur
bailnnorr. Ii. * anchored near Cape
lluury. with yellow fever on board.
il- captain ind several OF her crew
Giod Of the disease, and nearly all The
remainder Of h5r crew ao prosilaied
With ii Medical as-ialarc, has been
sent 10 hCt iroM NoriuiE
Al Cherokee. Alabama ON " Wcdnee
day, Rogors, Son Of the Town Marshal,
wa shot dcad by McCioskey, son q
the CLERK OF tie Circuit Court al Eus
cumbi'
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
Esow To Set Stamina.-Iron fram

AoW To sGt StNmina.-IrOnfr fran es a nd
strong nervous systems are not the lot of all.
But tho feeblenecd not despair. by adopt
ing the means they may live as long and en-
JOY life as much rs their more robust neigh
bOrs. pnysichl inyleOration is, however,
necessary to this end and while the spiritu-
Gus tOncs and ncry ines usually administered
eventually depress both body and mind, DIR.
j. WALKERS CALIFORSIA VINEGAR BITrRRa
invariably SUPPLY rev visor 10 the frame
while they regulate every disOrlercl func-
ton. aug25-iw.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04

Ntd.iTOa Ftu TINE CuBAN Patriots. -
The Sew Orleans Pictyitns OF August ~
says, there is Il prospect that the United
States iion-cInd monitors lying below
that city. and offered for sale by the
government, viii be saved from falling
into the hands Of old Junk dealers, as
there is Il movement on foot TO purc hase
them for thd patriotic Cubans, whose
great need ha heretofore been wary vessel !,
with which 10 tackle the Spaniarda
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04

In accordance with instructors from
the President the Attorney General
has issued circular to the I. S. Marsh
als and Attorneys IN the South, direct
ing them to use their legal powers for
the protection of peaceable citizens, 10
prosecute all violations of the Enfor.
cement law, and to call on the military
when necessary. The War Department
has also been ordered 10 dispose troop,
50 rs to be available in case Of neces
sitV.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04

Admiral Semmes, vino won world
wide renown as the commander Of the
Confederate cruiser Alabama during the
late war, is announced as n candidate
for Congress in an Alabama district.
His disabilities were removed last VIM
ter.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
Shameful Rosct, tify.

Many colored persons lost the savings
Of years of toll by the bankruptcy Of the
Freedman 5 Savings Bank. Tho loss Of
the colored dcpositors in Nashville
amounted to $4,000, in Richmond clCo. 900
and in Augusta, Ga, TO 500 900. There
are individual instances Of losses Of sew
eral hundred dollars. Al this money
went into the pockets Of Gen. Howard
and other sanity members OF the Repuh-
ican Ring at Washington. Ashley are all
Republicans they will not be punished,
and the poor negroes may stGrye for all
they care. Such rascality is outrageous
but such are the leaders Of the Radical
party, who now ask the people for q fur
ther lease Of power.-R Rsading E9gle.
After making inquiries we have not
been able to learn that any OF the ne.
groes Of Delaware were induced to plac,
their money in the Freedman's Banl
swindle in Washington, and this is nC
doubt attributable to the fact that tn,
Representative from Delaware was
Democrat. Had there been a Dclawar,
Radicalin Congress no doubt some of tn,
negroes Of our State would have been in.
Volved in the ruin that has befallen 9th
ers OF their race in the South who wer,
urged by Radical Congressmcn to plac
their funds in the dcfunrt institution
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
SHOT, GUN and PISTOL
RIANEJFhCTORS.
Nn.EgE NeE:s.gEsebEI.

successor to the lato 7. Horting, M. 2li
King street. above "a, Wilmington. Del. 20
spectfully informs his friends and Sport. IN N
faeture Of Shot Udus. hiGos and Pistols, at
the old stand No. IA ling etrect, end has for
sale large and beautiful stocHot Fire Arms,
among which are
Double Barrel Guns from a8 to al25.
Single-Barrel Guns from SO to $40.
All kinds of Pistols, Colts, Sharpes, AL.
lens ami Smiths H Weston's Revolvers, with
Cartridges, &c. complete. Also. Ely's best
double water proof Percussion Caps; every
size ball and shot Dana Bags, and Cunning
Apparatus generally. Fishing Tackle, &c
constantly on hand and fer sale Wholesale
| and retail at the lowest cash .pfces.
hosParticular attention paid tn Bell Han q
ing and Lock mithing us Ii cTetolorc.
\ nc7l0-w.tt
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
-'7~s's . a.

William Henry W est Betty the actor,
tho "Ma.ter Betty" of sixty years ago,
died in London recently, aged IS.
a German paper says that not =
Frenchman is now to be seen at the
German watering places,
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04

There will be full attendance ut the
County Meeting tomorrow from the rur-
al districts. A list of the delegates to the
County Convention which meets at the
same time, will be found elsewhere.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04

NolICE.-JhMES il,BLGGS has removed
~ his Office 10 M. Wcs; Eighth street.,
Almonds Buildinr. Bricks of all Winds on
hand at lowest market rates. jylitl
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04

FENEN DOLLARS REWARD. D.-STRAYED
il awny from the subscribers, a small iron
array MULE. with dark stripe across his
shoulders. The above reward will be paid
for his return to our stables at Delaware City
Del
scp2-2taw&wit G.F. BRADY d co.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04

!, 0UTH JERSEY lEsIlruTE N. p
ton delightful ana herltAy; climate mild.
building brick: heated by steam; lighted
~ gas; hJt md co!dwatcr. Railroads and
teiceraphs, ComlnoncCs September 2. Send
ioT catalogue.
aue.,6w II. L. TRASH, PRINCIPAL.
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SJumafer MafetpefS.
Sin Mar1en fir unlere lun9cn Qefer.

yin WtaeWen Ihr uniere lhH9eH Se1er.
2iooD ,uar Elm Diibl9es uno ibri9ens
aud re9t gutes Mdb@en, aber iie batte
babel oo& einea groBeu Gebler, Der ,i6r
Eot piel un9eltsenbeit juaog unb ibr ibre
Better Greun6innen ni4t ielten abiuen<
bete. Sbre gltern 9aben li9 aue m6sli9e
Mlbe, lift oi.ien 5ebler ab5u9etp6bnen -;
.aber meoer Bitten nod Orobui,9en, nod
lelbjt man@mal re6t en.pfinoli@e@trafe
balfen' BEL bieleu .Maoden ettpas. Sbr
tuoat nun ,uobl germ ,uilIen, pes oas
oenn fir Elm 10 srober Teb1er tuar. glnn,
oos iout ibr ioglei@ erfabren. 2ibbp iuar
namli@ in. 96&Iten &rabe naieipeiz.. Sbr
.babt ,uoDl oos Mort f6ou oft 0ebDrt,
,uibt aber ni9t mnber oerAusorud fommt.
9as iout ibr oenn oilss. Dem Mdr6en
erfabren, ,,no iebt tpogl 81, baB ibr es
nidt etlpa aud iei6. aoenn s1onF f6nnte es,
eud nm Gnoe AUDI 10 er9ebeh tuie einit
oer fleinen naIeiueiien 2i6eD
E SIRE Gltern ,pobnten in einem tleinen
9orfe mitten in Dem 9roben @aloe, no.
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tommt. Sd babe Die san5e Na@t por
Mnsit tei,f Musc ldlieBen inmen. x@o
er9ina's taud)sttir.. 9tnn i9 mill @a1y
ni9t ldn9er belditi9eu. Ssllnb nit bieien
gDorten sebadte @err Grabbe, lid Don
Dem oreibei,,isen. Seiiel su erbeben, fnno
Oies ooer@ rein ,l,rnl69lid. s9ie &lieo=
maBen ,paren linn 1teif 9e,poroen unS cs
16ien nidt anoers, aGs ,uare @r Grabbe
llno Ser 9reifub Gins ee'uoroen.
Sem alter Simon lag jeop9 4 1oz lnl=
cnoli6 baran, 9crrn grabbe's unh* *1einer
Dollors lossuweroen, baB er linn hereit=
lpilli9lt ]einen Geiter,uagen sur Yerfii9llll9;
telte. Sen Sod, nit sen Dpllars>
fedte er stotfdyen Die orei :8eine bes,
@tubles uni: lim,pidelte bas @anse: nit
9rober 2ein,panb, bamit es ,peniger Qnf=.
falle. 9onn Dalf Ct Serrn Grobbe Sen
Pad auf ben Magen beben> Seremios
ipannte bic O6lcn uor uno fort 9ine's.
Na6bem Seremias ieinen Yojlagier cine
@trede sefabren Bate 9ielt CT an uno
blidte abme9lelnb. balo auf Serrn Grabbe
balb auf ieinen D6len. Grlterer begriif
mas oas oas beiBen loQe, Itieg pom Mo=.
gen uno BOB nit Seremias oen 9reif fllB
bonn @agen.
@onoerbar, rief ber &ne9t, ,pie 16mer
bo6 Der alte 9reifub nit einem Male
9eluoroen 1T! 9lidt anoers, ols bdtte
man I'M nit Doaars polseprspft.
ST.. Grobbe ,ui6 beitiirSt einen S6ritt
suriid unb fabte oen Seremias l6arf ing
9lu9e. 9lber Die Ter blidte 10 un1buloi9
uno 1un,ui6eno barein, bab unmD9li9
Elm 8eroadt auf i'm fallen tonnte. ST..
Grabbe lieb i'm allo 5uridfeDren uno
itano cine Weile uabbenfenb neben }ei=
mem @eloe; oenn, uni Die Mobrbeit 81
lagen> ct )uuBte iclbIt nidt, Iuas CT nun
anfangen iollte.
/, Sc oauerte ni@t longe, 10 lieb lid elm
entferntes Stu fen uno Gin YeH1 19entnou
perneDmen u,lb bepor &r. Grabbe nod
einen Gntldlub falIen tonnte iab er ei=
men gan5en Srupp BON, ,uiloel O6len
a,ls Sem @ebDl5 bre9en, cine G9aar
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