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The Pacific issues continue to absorb the
chief attraction.
STATE SECUKITiEs-Cluict.
SrocKs-Markct opened quiet and
comparatively steady, except Missouri
Pacific, New jersey CcntraI and Union
Pacific. Missouri opened at 29 and adj
vanccd to 29l, but afterwards declined to
2lI. New jersey Central fell off
from lO7 TO lO2f regular, and
1909 seller 90 days Union Pacific de-
clined from G3} to G1}. Lake Shore ad-
vanced from 80 to 5li; Northwestern
from IS, to @9i, and Western Union
from - to 16i, but the advance was al
forwards lost. Pacific Mail declined
from 30! to 3ji, rose to 81 and reacted
10 3j3. St Paul fci. oil from 81 to SO
and recovered to 34I. Hannibal and st.
Joseph declined from l. to lst. At the
second call the market was weak. In
closing dealings stocks were strong and
advanced J to 3 per cent from the low
est point ofthc day. The greatest rally
WAS in Missouri Pacific, which recovered
from 23- to ~. New Jersey Central
after falling from lO7 to lO2!, rallied 10
lO4 bid. Deawur, Lackawanna and
Western declined from ll9l to ll7}, and
finally recovered to IFS Ind. The
wide fluctuations in these two
coal roads attracted much attention to-
day. but no satisfactory reason Is given
for the decline. Union Pacific opened
at G3i, fell otr to Gl3, rallied to G2! and
cIosed At G2 The stock WAS quite active
ut the fluctuations, and dealings in it
were more general than Of late. The
fluctuations in other shares wrr"
less important, the general ii.t
not being influenced to any
large extent by the fluctuations
noticed above At the late sales Lake
Shore recovered to 81, Northwestern TO
3S!. St. Paul to 3i!, Pacific Mail to 30,
Western Union to 7f.. and New York
Central to 1921; Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph declined ol7,. The tfausur-
tions on the Stock Exchange were
$4,000 shares, of which $1,000 were Pa
cifc Mail. 10000 Western Union, 900
Nurchwcstern common, i,.rO \ Paul
common, 100 preferred. 5,oOo Erie, IL
GOO Lake shore 900 Oa.o. $1,000
Union Pacific. 2Uu0J Missouri Pacific,
1000 New Jersey Central, 1000 Della
ware LacEawanna and Western, and
loo Atlantic and Prr'dr Telegraph
Company
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Nashville BLOOD Horse Association

NASHVILLE, October j.-To-day WAS
the second day Of the fall meeting of the
Nashville Blood Horse Association. The
attendance was large. The ladies stand
WAS well filled and the weather WAS mag
niiicent.
In the first race, merchants post
stakes for all ages, two mile heats, $50
entrance p y, the Association added
1000 500 10 second horse; closed with
seven entries. The following started:
T.. l.. Iarper's b c Tenbrocck, |, |; Rob
inson, Morgan u Cos. br c Bob Woolcy,
~. Time 3:3Gl, 3:i0i. Pools on this
race averaged four to one in
favor Of Tenbroools. Tho first
mile in the first heat was made in l4i!,
Wooley neck ahead This is the fastest
by quarter second ever made on this
track.
The second race was mile h lats for the
Association purse of $500. II. j. MGgIh-
ben : ch + Elrmc l, |; II. B. Durhau,'s ch
Brakesmun. >, 3; u. McCartys Oh e.
Voltigrur 3, . Time, 1863 and l:i6i
Tha pools averaged; EIcme, 500; Brakes.
man, $50; Noltigeur, $50.
The third race, dash, mile and quar-
ter. for Association purse Of $50, +. }.
Neighbours br Novelty, /; John y.
Todd's b Millionaire. >; George II.
Ricc's ch Rosebud, ,; 10 Ellesctt'S ch
Fanny Malone, JAS. Davis oh { Damon,
j. G. Balentinc'S ch g Ballysharron.
Time 2:24i The pools sold on this race
averaged Malone 500, Novelty So, Mil
lionuirc $40 iisd $3l.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, October j.-Co.ton-
Dull ut l23c. Flour-Quiet and uuchang-
ed. Wheat-Firm at 81 20@l 40 Corn
Firm at jsr,G3c Oats-Actiye at 80
"a 45c Barlcy.Firm and unchanged.
Ryc-Quiet ut 7S@ soc. Pork-Dull at
81 -. Lard-Duil; steam 1@$ml3}c;
Summer l&!ci kettle l$}@l4c. Bulk
Mcals-Firmi shoulders held at 9ic; clear
rib llic; clear l2!c. Bacon-Dull at ~
Mrl43C, l5ml5ic. Hogs-Steady; com
mon light 81 jO@7 Sj; good light IS 90
as 2j Whisky-Firm at 81 -.
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m. pniindrIrhin prr,hyt.riun.

From the Philadelphia Presbyterian.
FROM the Worlds Disponsary Print.
ing Office and Bndcry, Buffalo, New
York, we have received The People :
Common Sense Medical Adviser in plain
English; or, Medicine Simpliticd,' by X.
V. Pierce, NJ. D., Counsclor-in- chief of
the Board Of Physicians and Surgeons at
the Worlds Dspcnsury. Whoever helps
humanity in its struggle with its inherent
weakness and disease 10 Jear or cure is
It's bcneinctor. Ignorance i not only Of
Itself causr of disease and mortality,
but it is the enemy OF every effort to cure
or mitigate. Nothing will so speedily re-
move this cause IL knowledge IAN eIc-
mcntary one at.east) OF the disease IN
which we are heir, n well as those super
induced by our own imprudence. DR..
Pierce has rendered, in our judgment,
Il beneiactOr'S service, both to the
afflicted and to the profession, m
his diagnosis Of the diseases treated
and in the preservation Of the philosophic
principles involved in their cause and
removal. He is -paring of remedies and
usually prcscribcs such II, are safe IN un-
skilled hands. A. a book merely of ub-
stract knowledge. 1t i exceedingly read
able and interesting especially the fol-
lowing ,uhjcc;,-Ccrcbrd Physiology,
Human Telnprramonls. Pscudo-TIygrenc,
the Nursing Of the Sick, Sleep, Food
Ventilation, etc In one chapter on
another subject, 50 delicate in it, nature
that it's shut up beyond the domain Of
warning to all but physicians, 50 accurscd
in its results in modern society, he is
most Explicit and alike true to God, to
virtue, to life, and to society, shows the
truth IL. presented in the teachings OF
NcriptUre-that lie b'gjns with conccp.
tion-witb great force, to which is added
faithful warnings
Price of the Medical Adviser $3.50,
sent post pnid. Address the author at
RurT,I, Y
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MnrrihIe Murder md Snicide.

CAELtNyILLE, ILL.,, October 5.-One
of the most horrible murders and suicides
occurred here to-day. Charles Brink, in
a fil'of anger shot Mrs. Deborah Hall, his
mother-ln-law, and Ellen Brink, his wife.
killing them instantly, and then killed
himself by placing the pistol to his right
temple. No good cause can be assigned
Cnr thn deel
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Bills Of Foreclosure ON the Chcsa-
pcaLe AZ Ohio Railroad.

RICHMOND, VA, October "a bill
of foreclosure on the Chesapeake x Ohio
Railroad Company on the first mortgage
was filed yesterday, IN the United States
Circuit Court for this district, and an
Identical bill has also been filed ut Par
kcrsburg, West Virginia. An order
preliminary to receiverShip, together
with an injunction restraining any inter-
ference with the mortgage property in
the pending proceedings, has also been
issued bv judge Bond.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, October j.-Flour-Dcmand
fair and market firm. Whcat-Demand
active and prices advanced; No. > whitc
Wabash 81 80; No. white Michigan
81 30; extras 81 @s!; amber 10 spot and
seller October 81 u; seller November
81 3Ol. Corn-Activc; high mixed, spot
and seller November Gle; seller October
G2Ic; low mixed zoe. Oats-Actiye; No.
> a7lc; white 42c; Michigan Bic; re-
icc.ci Bile.
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CONCORD, \. II, October 5.-It Is re-
port that man named Drew has been
arrested ut Pembroke this morning, for
the murder Of girl named Long'iade,
at that place yesterday morning, and
that the mob is bcsirging the station
house ut Surcool, where he Is confined.
The head Of the murdered girl WAS found
this morning, about ten yards distant
from Whore LMe body wM. found.
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CinCinnnIi HnN VI rkei.

The demand j. more active, and with
fair supply, prices are without essential
change. We quote No. timothy at
y22@23 for Ioosc-prcssed, and $20u ~
'or tight-prcsScd, and lower grade, at
$l2mls per ton, on arrival; >lm2 more
T. charged ~ store.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
NeSV YORK Money and stock
Market.

New YORK, October 5.-MoNEY-
Market more active ut 2mi per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5G,G per cent.
Customs receipts $4,000. Exports OF
produce 35.s5sOOO. The Assistant Trra-
surcr disbursed $4,000 Clcurings 332,-
100000 Bankers bills 47s!t,4s2.
GoLD-Opencd at ll7,, advanced to
ll7g, and closed vt III. the lowest price
of the day. Rates paid for borrowing
were l-32, 3,64 and l.Gi per diem and
2C,4 per cent per mnnum, Loans were
made tree of interest.
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FOREIGN.


The hop pickrr~ have now entirely fin
ishcd. 1t Is believed that not les, than
onc-fifth of the crop has failed the hops
being left on the poles, as they ARE not
worth picking. The growth this year
cannot supply the home trade. Good
samples Of English hops have according
ly advanced from eight to ten shilling
nor hundred MeigMt.
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Horse Racing vt Fairs and tiic state
Journal.


Editor, % th, REGISTER.
The N,,t. .M,,,.,aI distinguishes itself
iuta. fa..Wjr. very argumcntatiye re-
pIy tony rr..,s.~m, ON horse racing at
county H. ,-. Il heads ats dissertation
"D.ssruruvi. and says "Salathicl
NUT hay, bet yu the wrong horse, judy
ing from the mplner of his moraIiZing
about horse racing at county fairs. The
next time he will know better than to
bet again,' Wood county horse. our
0o[s are l"nl oitaAins IN such verdants
No" We submit that this Is remark
Able logic 70 appear n a rr,pectablc cdl-
''r"' column In answer 20 reflections
AgHIn.i horse racInsa> being ruinous in
is influence To the success OF cur agrI-
,"'uIHi lhiFs. Ihr J.trHdi knows We
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pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBgRGH, October 5.-Whcst-
Quiet; new red quoted at 81 coal 3D.;
old do 81 4OMl Ij. Corn-DuII and
price, unchanged. Pctrolcum-Unset-
tied; crude $l 47!C,l 80 at Parker; re-
fined liIc for Philadelphia delivery.
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Epizootic I'm Cincinnati.

CIxeIyNArl, October 5.--The disease
among the horses known as the epIzootlc
has, within the past few days, reappeared
among the horses in this city. At the
lowest calculation 1000 horses are suffer-
lns more or less from the disease.
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Protest Against varicanism.

LoNpoN, October j.-An enthusiastic
meeting to protest against Natiranism
was held at Glasgow tonight. \ letter
from Gladstone was read, expressing
sympathy with the object Of the meeting.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, October 5.-Wheat-
Steady and firm. Corn-Weak; low
mixed G4c; high mixed not quoted. Oats
Dull and lower; No. state 4Ic. Pc
troleum-Un nchanged.
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ECLECTIC INSTITUTE,
I32 MADISON ST,
BALTIMoRE. d

MRS. LETlTIA TYLER SEMPLE
VI Principal.
This school Will open Eth OF September
and Close 18th O! June. English, Music
Mathematics, Latin, French, German,
Italian aud Spanish, Drawing. Painting
and Dancing, Taught los most able Profess
sor, and Teachers. Also ur;ltucas and
simplicity IN dress, with IuoCosty and pro-
prIcty ia drroTlmrut.
Eo For Circulars apply Ia Principal.
su.f i,.aTt
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TIE EATEAElS.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, October e, \. NJ. }
WAR DEPARTMENT
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys and Lakes, falling bar
omcter, northeast to northwest winds,
warmer, cloudy weather and rain, follow
ed by falling temperature.
For the Gulfand South Atlantic States,
ONO Valley and Tennessee, falling bar
ometrr, southerly winds, warmer, cloudy
weather and rain.
For the Middle States, ,.high but slowly
falling barometer, northeast to southeast
winds, warmer, cloudy weather and rain
CautIonary signals are ordered for sta
tlons on Lakes Superior, Michigan, HUI
ron and Erie.
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lr is nice thing to be able Ia read at
10 o'clock nj night, the newspapers pub
Iishsd in New York IN the morning, SO
much for fast mail trains.
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FROM our reports tins morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will be cloudy, with northeast to south
east winds, higher temperature, and rain.
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STRATEGY Is what will Kill Captain
ANDY political aspirations, His course
ou the Capital question in 1865 his 7.
". X Ky. r. K. record his action on the
question OF German in the public schools,
3, say nothing of that odious Union
league business, all rise up in judgment
.,mnst him. The people are sick Of
strategy and want no more Of it. Hon
y,ty is the best policy, and Is bound TO
win in the long run.
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Election Of New Trustees OF the BANK
OfCHlifOrnia.

SAN FRANCISCO, October j.-Thc
stockholders of the Bank of California
met this morning at II o'clock to hear
the report of the directors and elect new
trustees. Thirty thousand shares Of
stock were represented out of the 10000
of which Sharon, us president OF the
syndicate, voted 5000, the balance being
in the hands of Individual holders. The
following named gentlemen were
elected trustees: d. o. Mills, Thomas
Bell, William Sharon, George =. How
ard, William Alvord, William Norris,
John o. Earl, james Z. Keenc, Robert
F. Morrow, Nicholas Loring, and +. J.
Baldwin The trustees will organize to-
morrow. 1t is understood that Mills
will be President The committee ap-
pointed to revise the constitution and by
laws, consisting OF Judge Hayes, II. W.
Carpenter, Charles Muyne, G. T. How
ard, William Sharon and ID. o. Mills, are
to report November "a
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PORK Packers National Convention

ST. LOUIS, October 5.-Thc Pork
Packers National Convention convened
here today with large delegations pres
cnt from Illinois, Indiana, Iowa and
Kentucky, and small ones from Pcnnsyl-
vauin, MARYLAND and Kansas.
The Convention was temporarily or
ganizcd by the election of George +.
Davis, of Cincinnati, chairman, and b.
Frank Howard, Of Chicago, secretary.
Committees on Credentials, Permanent
Organization and Business were APP
pointed, alter which the Convention ad.
journcd till to morrow.
This afternoon the mcmocrs visited
the numerous stockyards of the city, and
during their stay here will be taken to
the fair, and shown all the notable places
in and around the city, banquettcd and
Otherwise entertained
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Negro Office seekers Plotting Mis-

MEMPHIS, October 5.-The following
private telegram was received IRON
Helena, Arkansas, this morning: The
negroes threaten to burn Friar's Point,
Mississippi, to-day. Several whites from
there reached here at 2 o'clock this morn
ing, for arms and assistance. A good
many men have just left for there, and
many more are ready To so if needed
\ gentleman from Frlars Point says
that Brown, the colUred sheriff,
who is candidate for reelection, came
to Memphis last week and purchased II
considerable quantity of ammunition,
which he took 10 Friar's Point and dis
tributed among his friends.
On Saturday night last Democratic
Conservative Convention was held there
and ticket nominated in opposition 10
the one headed by Brown. Senator Al
corn being present, was called
upon for speech, to which he
responded, and i'll the course of which he
criticized Browns official career in Sc
we're manner Brown, who was present,
became much excited, and demanded the
privilege of replying, but Judge keX,
the chairman, fearing bloodshed, ad-
iourncd the meeting. Brown then an
npunced that he would call meeting on
Monday night, and it is supposed That
the trouble apprencndcd grew out OF TINS
meeting last night
Laicr.--A Fight MOmentarily Expect
ed.
MEMPHIS, October "a private tcle'
gran from Helena, received about nine
o'clock tonight, says: "All the women
and children have lett Friar's Point. The
men were forming in line at three o'clock
and fight is momentarily expected.
Assistance is greatly needed. a boat
load will probably leave here tonight
Another just received, SAYS: "Aasis-
tance is badly needed at FriarS Point.
A company goes from here tonight.
Friar's Point is fifteen nsiics from
Helena, and there IS no tclegraphic COM
munication with it.
The Negro Rioters Organized.
A special to the Aralaachc from
Helena. received ut 1920 tonight,
says: mere Is great eNtltcUIcHI hc''I
on account of the condition of affairs III
Friar Point. | passed there this
morning and the white people were
much excited, while the negroes
appeared quiet. Many white ladies have
left there, and Senator AlcOrn has sent
his daughter here for safety. II is re-
ported that the negroes, three hundred
strong, were within few miles Of the
town, and General Chalmers, who was in
command OF the whites, went out and
met them, and gave them ten minutes IN
which to dispersc, when the negroes re-
tired some three miles and again
organized. General Chalmers again ad-
yanccd and ordered them to disper,c,
which they did.
This is the latest report from there, and
it is supposed the negroes are awaiting
reiuforccments Colonel Busk and others,
have already left here for that place, and
an effort is being made to organic. Il
force to 90 down ther" tonight. | think
ii is similar TO the Austin troubles, and Is
all stirred up by bad men.
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A statement was made to the meeting
of the condition of the bank, together
with some review OF causes leading to the
suspension and matters connected there
with, but on these points the officers pre-
serve profound rcticence. Intmation Is,
however, vouchsafcd that Ms regards the
present condition of the bank, the latest
reports that assert with good management
it would pay the depositors and leave
two million for the stockholders, were sub.
stantially correct. The stockholders are
reported to be pleased with the exhibit OF
affairs and disposed to congratulate them.
selves on the successful management of
affairs. 4 vote of thanks to the syndl-
cate and trustees was passed, and the
meeting adjourned.
Both the big stock boards opened this
morning, with the seats full and great
crowd of enthusiastic spectators. Bust
less opened lively. The transactions
were large and well maintained, shading
OLA little on the street after the board.
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The xack Chandicr.BmeII Libel Suit

The indictment q \. {. Buell. Tor libel
against Senator Chandler, of Michigan,
came before the United States Circuit
Court, andwas argued by counsel. Judge
Treat delivered hlS opinion, in which he
said, the gravcst question in the matter
was that Of jurisdictions; either the police
court of Washington City had or had
not jurisdiction OF the ohense charged.
If it had jurisdiction, then the CRIMINAL
Court has no right to take cognizance of
it; il it had not, then the act Of 1874,
giving the Criminal Court jurisdiction
over it, WAS retrospective as far as this
case was concerned, and WAS consequent
ly imperative; the prisoner was ordered
TO be discharged.
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WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT
VEGETINE
FOR TEN TIMES IT'S COST.

The great benefit ! have received from
the use Of NEGETlNE induces me tO give
my testimony i'm its favor. / believe II Ia
be not only of great value for restoring tho
health, but n prrvcntiv" Of diseases p"cu-
liar To the spring and summer srtNUnN.
! would not bc without n for ten times
its cost EDWARD TlLDEN.
Attorney and General Agent for MaS>a"hu.
sets oT the tuailNm"n'S Life Assurance
Company, No. ~ sears Building, Boston,
Mass.
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Refined Sugars.

100 Bbls. Crushed, Powdered & Granulatcd
lOO Bbls. 4 = and Extra Z.
lvy " Ir.lUws.
In store and iDI sale by
nov23 VI. REILLY.
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r.,,.-,.r which y,s ,s.dver,i,eJ 50 extern
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at'hrrlina &e9lstrr.

COLD closed in New York yesterday
all7.
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GOvERNMENTs-Stcady.

RAILROAD BoNDS-Modcratcly active
The Pacific issues continue to absorb the
chief attraction.
STATE SECUkITIES-Quiet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-03

Die SteucrgrcnSc trdgt, 81, uutcriuden. Sci
9utcm gScttcr iiscn iie cutiucocr entucocr Dor
oc1cll SduSd)cn oocr posicrcn ouf uno al,
oas Nu9c ltcts ludsarti9 auf obcr abu0rtS &C.
r1@tet. SScnn oer 8csirf bon cincm @1uSd)cn
gun, onocrn cI'paS 9rob 1T, 10 miro bic @rcn;e
ourd) 9cScn obNcidloHen uno noburd) bus
Gntfonmcn Der Holdcr crldmcrt. N(od)ts luo
olle sSc9e ourd @orricrcn gcl1lo6cn.
W{an fam it9 lcidt bcnfcu, mic ucr(odcuo
Die Gc(c9cnbcit sum S0mua9 9cl mar. Scruu>
f':Dctommcne Subjccte, bic iid aus i6rem 9}uf
nld)tS mo0tcn uno su elmer rcocln Il jiocu Sid,
ti9tcit ST fuul morcn, bcfobtcn it'd bomit,
9(ocDts O(cbl uuo 0lrii1 in Die Stoot Az ld)of,
fen, I'M bic Steur gu umgc6en Sn Sen mci-
ltcn l{ollen murocn iic crtuppt unb nit Gclo
ODER 0cfingn nbcr Der s(nrci;fblicb
uno bic Morulit9t lift idmcuu Sdobcn.
0ic Stcrcr ouf bic uptDpcubioitcn ycbens<
u,lttel wuroe uo0 uno noO ais cine lcGr uuocs
rcGte crfannt, wcil iic Den Ncrmltcn in bcmiIr
ben W{aoBc trof, wic Den Nci1itcu. Sic Noi=
totion Ac9en biciclbc iuuds bon Sag All Sua
uno cS fam cnolid ooSu, oob Der Stoot Ic
abld)oHte. Nun mar ou@ III ben St1otcn fcn
9oltcn nlebr, uno Sllelborf 9cbortc su Den
eute1l mcld)c bcn, Staote fol9ten.
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