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coryTrRCHARGEs or ROBBERY AND sEDUc

Lena Miller, a Young German girl. was al
raigned before Justice De!msr in Brooklyn yesterday
charged With having stolen trunk belonging 10 Alex
andrr Hupe of No Ji2 Court-,t. The robbery al
legged 10 have occurred IN Troy on sept 20 The gil
asserted her innocence and claimed that Hupe had made
the charge in order o fores'a any proceeding she might
hiring ,aust him for having scduccd her under prom
i-e o marriage She sdd that She, with her sister and
Hupe and another man, had been exhibit panorama
the Holy Land al dincrut places they living together.
meanwhile. husbands and wives. The panorama
proved Improbable aud Iul-s tTunk aud clothes
seized and Diet aimed by the hotekeeper Ia Troy Justice
D-nar ordered the arrest OF Hupr who taken into
custody just ns he VA reireathg from the courtroom.
aud committed 10 ail without bJl for examination,
while the girl released ON her own reeoSuiLance.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
uiDNIGRT WFA7HER REPCRT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wIsHISGTOs. ID. g., Friday. Oct 81 a. m.
SYNOPSIS for the past - hours.

WASHINGTON, ID. g., FRIDAY. Oct. 81 a. m. }
synopsis for the past "a hours
The barometer has risen in the Middle and
Eastern States, with cool northwest winds and clear
weather
Rising barometer cooler clear weather and nOrthery
winds prevail in the South Atlantic and Gull states and
Tennessee.
stationary or rising barometer. north west fo south
Winds partly cloudy weather in the ONO valley.
the Lake region, aud the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Nalleys with rain on Lake Michigan.
The rivers have risen al Chattanooga aud OF CITY and
fallen nj Cairo and Vicksburg
PrObobHbes.
For He Nidile and Eastern, states higher prss,"r,.
cooler ciear p0ytiy cLOHdy veOher rh north ressrfs
rnds and UOss6iy fTOsts ~ and north PeasyirGHd.
For the fakes, stationary rising barometer, north
west 10 south west winds, cool partly cloudy weather
and occasional rain.
For the upper Mississippi the lower Missouri and Ohio
Valleys stationary higher pressure, cool, clear
weather, and north-we.t ia HOuth-wcst winds.
For Tennessee, the Gulf and South Atlantic Satcs, rs
ing bar ometer northwest 10 northeast winds falling
temperature and clear or partly clondy weather.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
ppnuIEEyT ARRIVALS.

Eth 1renue Hotel-Sir George Ferguson bowen
Governor Of Victoria Australia Count Hoyos hnsian NH
istcr Ar Washington Major IT, ID. Pitt o the britlsn hry
senator Roscoe Conklng the Hon Reuben r. as'G ure %
Hon George NJ RObesOn Secretary OF the navy
rreierick Of Wgcn ten Germany, Baron DC Boslnet
John H. Steuart t. Consul at Leps ana hsy"t I u;
Krlev of Richmond Gfs,y HOlseSir Alet4ndtr J. 'a'
Montreal and Major George II. Elliott u D. y.J,on
NGchoLds HOeI-C H. NOrtham OF Hartford
Uo-Jnstice Samuel +. Miller OF the T. - supreme
and Engineer sylvanus II Sweet OF ADay r., ~
Uoyse Geoge T. Healy the artist and Robert nsrfel o
baltimore CpreHd0n HOtct-Iieut george M Woa 49,
the Engineer Corps L. =. Army Hotst bT"hsU"N- ""v'
]. w MacMuTTay, L, s. Army.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

forests of foliage cav posea and birds birds heads
wings and tas birds stuffed and fattened 10 fully e
tho fancy goods department stocked would seem a.
bazaar The new department for boys suits ~ fhy
stocked with jaunty dress suits for little boys e s
and sailor suits Handsomely made and trimmed; the
comfortable Ulster and Hussar for larger boys WIN
other styles Of overcoats capes and jackets IN All the
new fashionable colos There also quantities OF new
fashions In cloth almas domans and listers for women
and children The excellent gloves OF this establishment
are too well known TO need mention.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

IONIhACiN WITH III. tVNFANIIN'
The Commissioners have file resolutions III the form
of contracts signed and sealed by the Gilbert ana New"
York Elevated Companies agreeing ocOnrtrc elevated
roads over the routes determined for them. within the
time specified OH penalty OF 500 900 each in of
failure The conditions expressed in the contracts are
in the Of the Gilbert Company, "the hNlng and de
Termination by sad Board Of Commissioners OF n
route or routes cOincideut with the route OF
routes covered by the charter OF this cor.
marathon" and "othcr valuable considerations;
and in the ease Of the NewYork Elevated Company,
te fixing and determination 10y said Board Of Conmis
soncrs of tic route or routes by which the railway OF
This Company NAV connect with other steam railways
or tbc dcpC thereof with ferries, such route or
routes 10 be substantially, heretofore Dy this Com
pauv applicd for and drs Eatcd. such this Com
pauy shall accept in lieu thereof" and " other valuable
considerations" These contracts agreements speedy
the rone times rates of fare, number of trains and of
track etc substantially as sci forth in the Commission
ei's' reports and their engineers specifications
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
EnrcATIoN N THE SOUTHERN STATES

gI'r NO.K DONE BY MTANS OF THE PEABODY FUND
-RTroET or TIE Gi.NERAL AGE%T.
The Trca>uror's report 20 the Trustees OF
, Peabody Educational Fmd-whO continued thcir an
n..I meeting yesterday n the Fnh Avenu. Hotel
,y I'd thar there is SEQ 500 that b" used up 10 next
Js. The Rev ID. Balna. sears. the General Agent, IN
h, fcari stated that the public schools OF Virginia were
,oist..ty improving in character and increasing IN
u.m',r The system ol public instruction there seemed
;ob ven grounded in the general sentiment Of the peo-
lie NBth Ca.ol,ua las not yet made equal progress
tr.seh The necessity f0T Il j. beginning 10
lC msIc widely felt. 1he Peabody schools
q. lie STATE ave numerous. UHih recently
,;, ,. application. for assistance have been made from
Souil aIO.Ia. The people Of Gooikis dte m a coud
lion l,f unlike that Cf North Casiina in regard 10
schools Florida, Arkap>as, and Texas are perhaps be
ird TIC other southern states. over hundred counties
az Texas have been visited by the Agent IN the last t"eNe
raoniER About 1000 schools are reported u operation
The stale SUB rHcudcEt OF hc Schools oi Alabama re-
rods THAT free public schools more popular than
over before bad schools for each race IN all tc
school distirts of the State. The average length OF
sch OUTSIDE cities viii exceed five months aud IN
The cities TIE terms have been eight months The Sn
nerinteD. nj OF the schools o Hssssippi said Public
seneDt Is being rapidly developed IN favor OF Hee pup
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
AN EAST SIDE BAZAAR.

Edward Ridley g. Sons, at No. 300 Grand
st. have had n second opening exhibition of millinery.
There seemed be hats and bOnnes enough 10 cover
every feminine head OF Gotham. THE department Is
uneqused in sze aud With floating pumes rich hues OF
velvet brilliant birds and bright flowers, the enormous
array was bcwilderng 10 the lookeron. The bonnet,
imported and domestic, equal 10 those on the west
10, OF the town whe the prices much lower
There are thousands Of yards OF ribbons OF every TINT
whole Of pink and crimson and creamy teaOtts
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
THE HoBoKEx CONTESTED ELECTION

In the Hudson County Circuit Court yester-
day. Judge Knapp announced his decision upon the sp-
pcaton for order to deprive James CuIran j OF bs
seat in the Board OF Chosen FreehOlders refusing TO
grant the order because it beyond the jurisdiction OF
the Court. He announced, however thai BY continuing
10 exercise the functions Of member Of the Board after
the verdict in favor OF William stuhr, Mr. Curran would
render himself liable 10 heavy fine.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
HOLIDAY IN ST. LOIlS.

Sr. LoUI. Oct. As has been the custom
for many years past to-day has bceu observed as ho
day here to allow everybody TO attend the fair.
Business generally was suspended the courts
and public offices closed and nearly every one who
could went the fair grounds. Fully 10000 persons
were AZ the exhibition during the afternoon. All the de-
partncnts crowded 10 excess and The anphithe-
atpr and seats al thr IacctIdck hronge than
ever they were before
III MIR ~. Ln.Liaat .ss ELL.i Inl..L
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

SUICIDE OF A PHILADELPHIA PHYSICIAN.
PuILApELPHIA. Oct. 7.-Dr. VIM. Baker of
the University Hospital Of this city found unable to
take care Of himself ON the street, this afternoon, and
was taken into neighboring house, where an hour or
two later he was found dead. bottle which had con
taine, an ounce and half Of prssic acid was found by
hi. sid
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
TIE RAYARIAN DlET.

THE CirRAMoNrANEs AGGREssIvE-THE RRsIGNA-
roN OF THE MINISTRY DEMANDED.
MUNICH, Thursday. oct !, 1879.
The Ultramontane party has introduced
violent address in the Bsvarian Chamber OF Deputies
calling for the dismissal OF the present ministry
sf6s Forsigi NSos Firsf IGgs.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Oct. 1T i reported to-
night upon what is considered good authority. that
the new Secretary OF the Interior will be announced
Tomorrow, and further. that his name has not yet
been mentioned in the speculaions heretofore made
concerning that appointment.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
20 SITS G r / p r.
800 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN Ne WS.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

THE WAR IN TURKEY.
THR INsUBGENT CHIEF SICK AT RA0usA.
LONDON. Friday, oct Sc a. m
special dispatch TO The Daily Ners states that
Iinbobra,icb the leader Of the Hcrzegoyinian in
surgents, is at Ragusa i'll with fever
The Daily News dispatch from Ragusa says L)uoo-
braticb estimates that the Herzegoynese have lost
900 killed and wounded during the campaign. lie
declares they now number 2, 800 and are as deter
mined as ever.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.

O,wEGo, Il. Y, Oct 7.-Isaac G. jenkins
OF Oswego was to-day nominated for state Senator from
the O.wego and Madison District, by the Democrats.
ROCHESTER, y. V, Der. 1.-Wm. y. Emer-
son of thi, city was tod ~ nominated Tor state Scnats
l,y The Republicans OF the XXNIIlth District.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
REprCTIoy n STOCK YARD CHARGEs.

CISCINNATr, Oct. THE Board OF Directors
of the United Railroad stock Yards Company have re-
uced the srdagc charges hogs two cents per head
and Oh cattle, sheep aud mules i've cents per head.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

ALARMING RAVAGEs OF TIE HOG DISEASE.
COLUMBUS Ohio, Oct. THE hog disease is
making sad havoc here The number that have died in
this county within thi. month estimated at 5000.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

A POPULAR SrRIKE.-Evelybody who pos
Taste intelligence aud refinement approves of The
style OF gentemcns HAS. 1t is the popular
being artistic elegant and reasonable Buy
your 2l2 No. 533 Broai~ tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel, KNOBS well known establishments
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

LONDON, Friday, Oct $3.50 a. IN
The morning papers publish Lord Derby =
speech at Liverpool IN full The paragraph relating 10
China concludes with the following words
From what know already am hopeful matters
will go we'll"
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY AT HUDNUF9 IN
BROADWAY.
I'm 62'. Noon. 6l' 80. 6lo. Midnight *o'
nlrhest during The day o. Lowest. 40
Average, 67l10. Same day 1874 SIG.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

LUNDBORG's CALIroRNIA WATER for the
delightful substitute for Cologne Bay Rupa
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

OBSTINATE cases of Piles of 20 years standing
have been cured by DALLgY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

A DOLLAR CASE of Homeopathic Medicines,
N with directions for hoT sent postpaid receipt of
81 SMITHS homeopathic Pharmacy, l07 4ihave, n y.
A GNEW, THOMAS r., the great New-lork
~ Grocer Flour and Tea dealer wholesale and retail
No 80 Vesoys. Everybody should call and get bargains
II \. SQUIRE, 81 Fulton-st. Watches,
H. Jewelry, Diamonds, Sterling Silver and Rogerss
All Of the best quality and at smallest profts.
CTRICTURE, Impotence, and Diseases of tho
~ Generauve On radically and speedily cured HENRY
DANIELS. NJ. D.. l<4 LexiDgton-ave. O1oe hours to
SMITIfs CRUSHED WHITE WHEAT, the
- most HEALTIiFUL and DELICIOUS ARTICLE VI
FOOD made from WHEAT. sold by all Grocers. Address
+. Il. SMITH 60. Brooklyn. n. Y, for circulars
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

pany which showed that $685., 900 was needed for I'M
mediate wants The meeting adjourned without result
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

BURNEIT's EXTRACTS are highly concentrated.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
NEWARK.


John l.. Hewitt, Overseer OF the Poor, has brought
libel against The Eceiag JOurnc laying the damage
5000.
The receipts at the City Treasury last week
s2jO26 o3 the balance in bank yesterday
Si2,6 I 32
James shea. charged with being an accessory
after the fact Hughes highway robbery case sur.
rendered hy his bondsman yesterday.
Coroner John Lynch, who was reported to have
abs,onded Of charge OF assault In city
YESTERDAY aud announces his intention of appearing for ta
At the meeting of the Board of Chosen Freehold
yestery resolution declaring tue orce
order place Mrs Jones lost by vote of
The trial of George Norton for robbng John
Hughes CommuDipas last August concluded In
the OF Quarter Sessions yesterday found guilty aud
sentenced to IL state Prison. and $1,000
Patrick Haley, all employe Of the Delaware, Lack
and Western railroad Company fatally Injured
by the explosion OF eem drill in the end Of
tunnel yesterday morning
Henry Thorpe, alias English Harry" was ao-
quilted yesterday in the Hudson County Sessions
charge Of burglary and rearesed charge Of
receiving stolen gocsis.
The Washington mail train came INTO collision
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

(rolotl,r eIaibaioa, .ee Ftst Iuge.J
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
BRITISH RELATIONS WITH CHINA.

rug h.nL OF DERBY HOPEFUL THAT PEACE WILL
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Sic Qicbc.

slls cinIt Der SeiuSfnobc morb ecborcn,
Sa fuln nit ibm Gin @n9elcin Derob,
SoS bat su ieiucm @aus bic Grb' b'crtoren,
llne MALT ouf ibr bcit0nbi9 auf unb ob.
gSle lit cs eWiia ,u icbmcDer Stunoc,
99ie bats 10 oicl uno Bld)ti9cS ,u t6un!
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limb mag nidt roitcn uno mag nimmcr rubin.
9rrt minoert's oe5 @eordn9tcu i6meren
Summer,
5ier itobt es eobuua iii Gin lonses 9cr,;
Sort byin9t's ocnl &fesmiiocu liibsn
Sd)lummcr,
9ier luenoct5 Nrr9egananc bcimotbw0rtS!
Sort beilt cS@unoen, bic 16on lan9e blatcn,
9ier lt0rft ben 2cibcnoen eS nit 6eoulb;
Sort ipcnoct'5 ber &tr0cltuua 2obu ocm
@uteu,
9icr mabnt'S CUR Butte fit bc9on0ne S@ulo.
llub 100 iid) 3,ucitrad)t fciubli1 cn9cuiltet,
$50 blinber 9ob bcS @erScnS Mu1e roubt;.
$50 0olidbett fdlau Den Na6itcn iibcrliitet,
$50 Madiudt tobbleid)cS &erbcrbcu lduaubt: !:
"a lpcbrct es bem uu1ciluollen Suolmc,
Der 9ifti9 bou1eno I'M bic @erscu l1wmmt;
81 pfan;t cs oct @criDbun9 beiliAc Ylomc,
llnb briuoet Nricoru Dcn bic 9Sclt uid)t
nimmt.
llub oicleS boloc gnalciu bcibct Sic be!
Sic siebt Den 9immcl ouf Die Gro' Dcrob,
Ourd lie re9icret @ott bo5 @cltactrlcbc,
Sic lit hes @rbenlvaers iidrer Stab
Sic lit eS, bic oem 0louben unb benz Soffen
&erflireuo trcu uub trout aum Scitc 9c6t,
Die unirc Slifc b0lt fiir'S Scnicit5 often,
Sic b,clicitS un5 me @ottcsboud umiucDt.
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I'm dwcb ms ldcincuo, penu uns oroDt
bet 1ciuo!
@erucile itets III risics @auicS 9allcn,
llnb ie oo5 @ono baS briiocrli6 uns eint
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3um @eltcnridter, ber emf na6 Den. Nlope,
Saic mir 0eliebt, oub unirc sScrfc lpa9t!
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&atbolii6 Ut out itcrtcm.

@on Der @cid)icl pirb bet u@crm." Oom s.
Sunuur beridtct: vDie s(uslobuuna be5 volt'
totboliiden" GrciSrid)tcrs Uelir u lbre@ t
NuS Slodau nit Ocr Aird)e furs por lcincn,
om 33. @eburtSta9e crfolgten Sooc lit SDot'
fade. Slls lciu in ber lcbtcn 3eit 9cltci9crtcs
9er3lciben i'm lcin nabcS Gnoe uorouslcDcn
leb, forbcrtc CT, aus cigcuem slntricbc, Sumal
ba ct nur bon icincr protcltontild)en @Defrou
uno bon icincr ncuproteit eitontild)cn Sd)lpeter
umgebcn mar, unb bon obnc irgenp Semono oo>
ran gcmobnt, ,worbcn su leiu, bic i'm um9cbcnben
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Seitis suci bon ibm uabcr be;cid)ncte 3cu9cn ju
,bm bitten i'll loiicn. No1ocm bicie gcfommcn
luarcn, lciitctc CT in Sc;ug ouf bic bon ibm bis,
bet Difcntlid bcfonntcu olttotbolij6cn snlidtcn
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nebcu iciner hor ctwo l6 SaDrcn pcrltorbenen
tatbolii6cn @futtcr bc9robcn gu lpcroen. tuno>
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auf Dem tatDolii6cn &ird)Dofc ;u Gonib tlrb'
lide beitottct llcbcrbnupt fat vSii1of" Heiu'
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eiuige @Dmnoi iiauebrcr uno SultiSbcomten bic
meiit aus onocrn TrobinScn bcritammen -
nidt oiel @liid. Rreis9criGt5rotb gmort, Yro,
fellor 0r. Mos,ibbig, Nc6tSonipolt Noue uno
icbt &reiSridter Nclir sllbrcdt itno nit ocr TO-
t6olii1en airde bollitdnoi9 nuS9clobnt pertor'
bcn"
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Ginlabnn9 au fatbpliihc Jlnolinoc.

@ute Siingingc, bic lid) 9onj bem Oicnite
@ottcS miomcu wollcu, inocm lie @rioer in
oritt,n Srocn oeS ". 6ransisfue iucrbcn, mo-
gen li1 pertraucnsuou an ben @erousgcbcr bcs
vSbio @aiienfteunb" menncn, Der ibncn anes
@citcrc id)rcibcn iuirb. Sic @enollcui6oit
fir meldc iold)e 8riioer ucrlon9t merocn, bat
bic 9lufgubc, pcruoDrloitt Nnabsu 81 cr;ebcn,
cine Seid)afti9un9 iuic iic eolcr une t9ott
poblacfalli9cr nidt aeoodt mcrocn fam. Sic
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9nnbwerfcrarbeit, 8eior9ung oca 9auameicns
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bonn ad)t;c1ntcu bis gum fin fuubbrciii9ltn
9cbcnsiobrc tonncn ouf9cnonmcn wcrocn Bur
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uno cntldloIcncr SSi0e burd bic Gorge fir
bic unltcrblid)cn Seclcu rer 2nobcu @ott su
oicnen uuo gu biclem 3pede slllcs ;u tbun,
mas bas @cltc oct snitolt forbcrt uno iuic cs
bon ben Sbern anaeaebcn wiro. - Scr Ser
ausgeber bcs vSbio @oiicnfrcuuo" labct oa<
bet jun9c O(0nncr cin, bic Scruf su oiccn,
Stonoe bobcn, &uc9cn oicicr Sod)c an,ufra'
gen. 8riefc iiue su aoreiiircn an
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2cheitSreeelu.

llutcr oaen lln9lidlidcx iiuo Bic Tcrirrten
unb @ciollcncn om nciitcn gu bcbouern.
@cNcnuart bcs @eiitcs uno Mo(tbliltiAtc1t
lino bic Sauptcrforocrnilic bel alien widtiAcn
@clrgcnbcitcn.
Saltc biA niAt nit S0mabcu auf, no cS
Notb lit, III banhcn.
SScnn 6u aui &c,isn 9cbit, 10 nebmc 10 nc
niN @cp1d nit Dir, ais m0Alid).
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dc Mlcnjhcu nid)t eDcr um 9iotb fro9en, ais
bou,,, iuenn iic idon bcld)lolcn babtn, uas lic
t6un molltn.
9ieoc nc bon 9inscu, rpn bcncn nu nl9ts
iucibt.
Sprcd)c mic cnc Sprode, Die nir nidt &C.
liiufis i'll, iucun Der, nit Dent pu ipriDf, ocinc
Muttcriprud,c Ocritcbt.
@eurtDele ben GDarotter cincS Manncs niAt
nah benz Snbolte iciner sd)riitcn, ocnn auf
Dem Ya3ierc licbt bcr Menid oft gang ano'rS
aus, ais IN Der @irflid)tclt.
NAts miro lci1ter setrantt, ais Die vitelteit
eiucS s@riftltsucrs oocr Sournoliltcn.
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Scr Spnio bcr Sllnbc.

9u cincm altcn 8u6c, baS ben Sitcl iiibrt
Der @urm ocS @ciuiiicns (3cbntner 1T oes slu<
tors Mamc), miro BON cincm ocutlden Neid)s<
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set (ciolid sobn, sc,porbc,l picb plumpe SDicr
lieb CT berbeiiii1ren, uno ibm cine Sdi!el
porlcbc,,, bic nit iieocno bcibcm 3orig 9cfilllt
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cncr 3cit> 9rauiom 9cnng 9cnn 10 oft bet
Sappild)c bon oieier SicblinaSiPeile gu lcden
Der riudtc, pcrbranntc CT iiA Sic 3unse uno Den
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wolltc CT ii0 ocnnod niGt mabi9cn; CT 11lilrftc
unttr ltctem 5an,lncr uno &laacsebeule, nit
alci1 9rinmacr ais lddcrlid)cr MutD bic
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ipie oamols, 10 aud jett, biirftcn nid)t @cnl9e
oicicm 9rotcsten Sdouipiclc auie0en uno la'
d)sn, obnc ;u abnSeu, in mcld betriibter Ncbn'
lidtsit ibrc eieene &c ebcns9cid)idte babel oo:se<
ltcllt meroe; oenn cn ioldeS Srauerlpicl BOT
oem gnoei@te Der enoel uno i6rer junofrauli>
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den &Gnioin unb su9lcid ein S9ouiptet bee
9obn9elddters Dor allen 09mottcn, 1T eia &c.
Scr, Oct IN oem 8eder nippt, norm ous fiibt,
bod pom b0uii0cn Gcucr iieecnoe @ift Der gSol>
luf i'm anlodt, uno Der, nadbem CT es cinmol
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lcine Araftc, icincn %rrnano, icinc Gbrc, iein
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unb auf loldc @ciie swiid)cn miloem @enuNe
unb 9ammer9sbeul, swiiNcn folidcr 2icbc uno
bittcrm @rtn,,nc, siuii6en S6uelAcrci uno
@cr,mciflung icinc elcnocn Sage oabn bringt.
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bort lpoDncnoeu farbiaen 9crrn fano man
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ben, &orbe ben Hopf eneS ou9cnldcinlid) erlt
fur; borber crmoroetcn mcxl6liden Meicns,
mcl1en Der Uorbi9e acrabe I'M @e9riffc itano
lid aur Moblseit bcrsurid)tcn. Scr Weniden.
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eiu oan;cr Manr, untiportete ber Hi6tcr: Selb1t
fir SIS 900 fam Der Wfonn fcin 1cucS @cin be-
fon,m,cu sic abcr finocn nit IS 900 lci1t cincn
onocrcn Mtan,l, Der mD9li1crlucile bclicr lit ols
hcr erlte.
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Sample gc9en bic 9tc9ierun9 Su ben Sl=
jbDfen unb iGren Generol=Iiforen ltebcn
lpcroe.
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b,porsu9t su icin> N(enl6en alt merosn
i'll lollen. Gn lta>b fiirs'id iii Der PropinS
W}inas @oneo Gin frcicr 9c9er i'm 9(lter
BON l3S Sabren. Cine @ebamme in &lo
@ronoe 90 @ul murOe Ill Sabre aft uno
miro pon - &inoern, Is Gnteln, 81
urentcln uno 13 GprOb(in9en Der lebte-
rem bepcint. Sn Geora ,uuroe i'm Sabre