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.AmuSemeu:s.

Tonight, at the st. Charles Theatre, Mr.
i. L, Davenport will play Hamlet for bis
benefit, which, considering the actor and
the occasion should fill the theatre. His
performance Of Han,let is az fine as any
lover of Shakespeare's plays need see. For
intelligent and beautiful reading it can not
be eHcelled. Frequently as the tragedy has
been performed, it never wears out; with
every repetition newer beauties appear.
The principal character is one to which Mr.
Davenport has devoted many years of
careful study and there are now no better
Shakespearean actors on the stage than he
is.
AT the Varieties Theatre tonight Mr.
John E. Owens will play Tony Latnpkin in
Goldsmith's fine old comedy, "She Stoops
to Conquer" after which the farce of
Betsy Baker" will be played, in which Mr..
j. j. Wallace and Miss Ada Gilman will
appear.
At Grunewald Hall tonight Mile. lima
De Murska will appear in concert, assisted
by Mue. and M. Sauret, pianist and violin
soloist, SignOr Braga, and also mir. Eugene
Laurent, tenor of the French Opera. An
entirely new and choice programme has
been arranged tor the occasion. The same
artists will also appear at the matinee con-
cert on Saturday
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The Levees.

General NJ. JEFF Thompson returned to
New Orleans last evening from his trip on
the Natchez. He considers the sudden rise
of the river startling but not dangerous
From the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers
some floods may be expected soon, but the
large rivers-the Missouri, Arkansas and
Red-are low.
The only levees in danger are the Hickey
and Whitecastle. The Waterproof levee,
which Mr. Bayley visited, is caving ex-
cessively-some 500 or 600 feet-but other
levees are supposed to be safe for this sea-
son. The L'Argent is nearly completed,
and Bass. Point Lookout and Goodrich
completely so. Omega and Millers Bend
are in danger, but simply from cavlng. All
those below Red river ordered by the COM.
missioners will be built unless extraordi-
nary events prevent. The water running
over Morganza is one foot deep, and that.
at Bonnet Care three feet
Altogether General Thompson considers
the situation more favorable than was to
be expected.
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FOREIGN,
Resignesi.


VIENNA, March n.-Fraucis Joseph ba,
received and accepted the resignation oi
Baron Schwartz Sanborn, the Aus:ro- Hun
garian minister to Washington.
Cuba's New Captain General.
HAVANA, March 1l.-Count Valmaseda,
the newly appointed Captain General OF
Cuba, arrived here to-day. He landed at
noon, and was received with the usual cere-
monies. A reinforcement of 1000 soldiers
also arrived to-day from Spain.
Captain General VaImaseda has issued a
proclamation in which he says: additional
reinforcements will soon arrive from Spain,
and with the aid of the people under the
battle cry of Spain, religion and the King,
Cuba will be saved"
At reception given to the Captain Cen
eral he said he desired that the grievances
of foreigners should be brought to his per-
sonal notice that he might be enabled.
whenever possible, to arrange such cases
without lengthy correspondence.
The insurgents have burned several plan
tations in the sugar districts, and have de.
feated small Spanish column in the iuris.
aiction of Santa Clara
The New French Ministry.
PARIS, March ll.-ThO Courier dc France
reports that 81. lDefaure has drawn up a
progInne of policy for the new miniatrv-
the leading features of which are the assem-
oly or meeting after the Easter HOLIDAYS to
vote the budget, the senatorial election to
be held next September, the dissolution of
the Assembly to follow in October; the
government to demand the maintenance of
the present electoral system, and raise the
state OF siege in all the departments except
the Seine, the Rhone and the Bouches du
Rhone.
Finding Fault with NlacMahon,
LONDON, March 1.-THE Times Paris
special says MacMahon, by yielding to the
intrigues of the Bonspartists, and refusing
to make D'Audifret Pasquier Minister Of
the Interior, dealt q deadly blow 1T the
reserved respect which all parties previously
felt for him. MacMahon yesterday wrote q
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NEW YORK.
Tho Adjusters.

New YORK, March 1.-THE congressional
committee to erbitrate on Louisiana affairs
met to-day at the Office of Hon. William
Walter Phelps, No. Is Exchange place. In
consequence Of the non-arrivaI of tho cleo.
ton returns and other documents relative
to the issue, and also the absence of Mr..
Frye and Mr.. Hoar, the chairman, the COM
miutee adjourned.
Tho bankrupt Sugar Refluers.
The liabilities of Wheatley, Williams g.
Co.. sugar refiners, are $677 900; assets esti-
mated at from $250.0OO to $3.50, 900; out
standing notes make total of $623, 900.
Horrible Catastrophe.
Details Of the fire in the match factory at
Stookten, Sweden, show that sixty women
and children were working at the time.
Forty-three. mostly women, were literally
roasted to death.
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Returned from New Hampshire.
WASHINGTON, March ll-SenatOr Gordon,
of Georgia, and Representative Lamar, of
Mississippi, have returned from New Hamp-
shire.
The New Tariff.
Attorney General Williams decides that
duties accrue on the eighth of February, the
day on which the tariff bill was signed.
senate Employees.
Tho Senate caucus resolved to make no
change in the Senate employees.
Combinations.
Conant. marshal Of the northern district
Of Florida; Woodworth, supervising sur
geOn of the Marine Hospital; Sheats, sixth
auditor; Bragg, appraiser Of merchandise
at Charleston, South Carolina; Manning,
collector Of customs at Memphis; Belvin,
pension agent, Raleigh, North Carolina.
No Southern nominations.
Dead.
Paymaster Baggs is dead.
Transfer Of Army Department Command
crs.
General Augur has been ordered to New
Orleans to succeed General Emory; General
Ord to San Antonio, Texas. to succeed
General Augur; General Crook to the de-
partment of the Platte, to succeed General
Ord; General Kautz takes command in
Bonds for the Sinking Fund.
The call for bonds for the sinking fund
was made to-day by Secretary Bristow. 1t
contemplates coupon honda of the fourth
series, $24, ,O03, $50; registered bonds. $5,-
936,25O. The following is the call in detail:
Coupon bonds $50, No. 10, ,OOl to No. Is, 400;
500, No. q sol to No. 10000; $500, No.
1861 to No. 10000; $1,000; No. sc. .OOl to No.
$1,000. Registered bonds $50, No. .OOl to
No.. 2l25; $l00, No. 1851 to No. 1913;
$500, No. 1851 to No. 9l54; $1,000, No. 35,7Ol
to No. 38,073; $4,000, No. II ,60l to No. Il, 800;
$40, 1000, No. 5,5Ol to No. 1884. The cali
natures three months from to-day, when
interest will cease. The bonds will be paid
on presentation at any time previous to the
maturity of the call.
General Sheldon Provided For.
General Sheldon yesterday received the
United States before the court of commits
sioners OF Alabama claims, and will at once
proceed to New Orleans to take charge Of
the business in that part of the country.
Louisfanlans ut the Capital.
Colonel James Lewis and Hon. Henri
Burch are here. They proceed to New York
to watch the proceedings of the arbitrators.
Lieutenant Governor Antoine and the Su-
perintendent of Education, Mr.. Brown, are
en- route from New Orleans for the same
purpose.
Pardee's Case Before the Judiciary Com.
mittee.
The Judiciary Committee OF the Senate
has not had a meeting since the Ienomina-
tion of Pardee.
General Emory Ordered to Washington.
General Emory is ordered to Washington
when relieved by Auger.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-12

Governor Bradley, of Nevada. has sipnoa
the bill prohibiting camels from roa1;n.
at large upon highways in thar State on
pain OF fne and imprisonment to the own.
ers. IN Lyon and Churchill counties thesa
animals are used for packing salt across tbe
aikai desert, having been imported for that
purpose. They are said to answer admira.
.hy 1ly' . out complaint is made by those not in
.ne sait business that the animals scare
n"t mt'es e ana horses, and that no horse can be
XII XII ~ go with,n half mile of them. The
use OF camels and dromedaries upon the
Msagnwsys at all. but this was. opposed bv
tne salt men, and 80 the introducer was
content to withdraw the original and offer
soosutute prohibiting the animals from
running at large.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-12

While speaking of the pie;y of the Caro-.
lima Legislature in expeiljng Thorn. the
deist, we recall a story told recently of a
planter who found that one of his colored
men had been doing some large preaching
on Sundays. Meeting him on Monday. he
said: ''Moses, hear that you are preach
ing nowadays with much success" "Yes,
boss, sometimes de Laud cir me great
pOwah.' "Well, Moses, wish next Sun
day you would preach against stealing.
The boys are taking my chickens, my sweet
potatoes. and everything" "Well, boss, l
dunno. There's 'vival now. and dat might
make coldness in de meetin. '-Professor
SIZING, in the atlantic.
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Pass.a.l'Outre.
fB.y Telegraph.


PAss-AL'OUTRE, March TO- 1875.
To Captain G. W. Howell, Corps Of Engineers,
United States Army:
Depth of channel at extreme low tide,
sixteen and onshalf feet; least width for
that depth. fifty feet High tide at 10 A. NJ.
Height above extreme low tide, one and one
J half feet. Depth Of channel ut high tide.
eighteen feet.
c. II. ELWELL.
Master of Essayous
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BY TELEGR APH
THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March 1l.-In the Senate.
Mr. Clayton, Of Arkansas, asked for q de-
cision on the point of order raised against
the resolution submitted by him few days
ago, for the appointment of a committee to
visit the Indian Territory during the recess.
to inquire into the condition of affairs there,
ETC., and lengthy discussion ensued.
Mr.. Clayton's Indian committee business
was tabled by 80 to %.
The Senate considered the Sandwich
Islands treaty, with an amendment that no
other nation shall acquire naval or coaling
stations within those islands, and recon-,
mended it's ratification as amended.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-12

Professor Mcdonald, the poet patriot, is
at work on new poem called Louisiana
and the Conservative" It runs thus
What of extra session, my pretty maid -
"Ask Mr.. Kellogg. sir" che said.
III not take my seat, my pretty maid
Nobody asked you, eir," she said
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-12

We the undersigned Returning Officers, pursuant
to authority vested in by act No s3 approved
November 20, 1872 do hereby certify the foregoing
is true and correct statement of votes cast at an
election for Mayor and C0uncilmen, city of PrOvi-
dence. parish of Carroll, Louisiana held on tile
second day of November 1874 and we hereby de.
clare that the following Eaned persons were duly
and lawfully elected. to wit:
For MayOr-Ed. +. Newman.
For COancimen-F. ~ Hays, 4. Armstrong T.
Byrne, j. W. Dunn and 7. L. Larche
]. MADISON WELLS,
President;
THOMAS C. ANDERSON
LOUIS N. KEENER,
nh12 1T Il. CASANAVE.
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The TemDeraflyrp

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
30 Chartres street, on March IL, stood as
follows: At 8 A. NJ. 81; at . P. H., 6io;
at P. NJ. 62o. Lowest point during the
night of March 10. A.. Rain during the
day of March ii, two tenths of an inch
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NOTICE..

VTNHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN APPOINT.
Il ed receiver Of the American Mutual Insur-
ance Association Of New IOrieans. by order of the
honorable the Superior District Court in and for
the parish of Orleans. dated the fourteenth day of
December. 1874, in suit No. 26 328 of the docket Of
debted to said association that they shall call at
his Office. No. SO Camp street, within ten days OF
this notice, and settle their accounts, and all
creditors of said association shall file their claims
with said undersigned receiver within ten days
of this notice. with a view to settling the affairs
Of said association promptly as possible.
D. URBAN, Receiver.
New Orleans, February q, 1875. f-28 lO5
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IN BANKRUPTCY,
N - >'>'~'~ro~~>>>r>'so~~aoo~r.~~
ESTATE OF OLIVER CANTON. ~

CSIrRD STATES MARsHAL's OrprcE.
New Orleans March T. 1875 |
TGyHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT
Il in bankruptcy has been issued ont of the Dis
t-ct Court Of the United States for the District Of
Louisiana against the estate of Oliver Canton Sr
of New Orleans in the parish Of Orleans State OF
Louisiana. adjudged bankrupt upon his own pc
tition that the payment Of any debts, and the
delivery Of any property belonging to said bank.
rupt to him or for his use, ard the transfer Of
any property by him are forbidden by law; that .
meeting of the creditors OF said bankrupt to prove
their debts and to choose one or mere assignees
Of his estate will be held at court of bankruptcy
to be holden on the sixth day Of April. A: D.
1874, at II n, at the Customhouse building. New
Orlesos, before c. g. Kellogg. Register:
S. B. PACKARD,
mhl2ap6 United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-12

According to the revelations of Boston
medium, spirits reside about thirty miles
above the surface Of the earth. Some bal
loonatic will call on them ore of these fine
days.
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NOTICE..

SrATx TAX CoLLEcroR's OFprCH. SIXTH DISTRICT,
Berlin street, between Magazine and Camp, ,
New Orleans February l3 1873.
GTATE LICENSES FOB THE CURRENT YEAR
~ AID State taxes for 1874, payable in 1875. are
now due, and parties interested hereby notified
to settle the same at once in order to avoid costs
JOHN GARSTKAMP
fe14 I'm Collector
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'OT1CE.

OFFICE STATE TAX CoLLxcroR,)
Third District No. 9 Esplanade street. ,
New Orleans, February is, 1875
&TATB LICENSES FOR TAE YEAR 1878, AND
y State taxes for 1874, payable In 1875, are low
due. Parties interested are hereby notified TO
settle the same ct once. in order to avoid costs.
fell IIn z 3. DUMAS. State Tax Collector.
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NOTICE..

OFFICE STATS Tax COLLECTOR
First District No. l69 Gravier stre-t, up stsirs;
New Orleans, February Is, 1875.
TNNHE TAX BILLS FROM ROLLS OF 1874, COL
- iec.aple TINS year, aad licenses Ior ths current
Quested to make settlements ct once thereby
avoiding costs.
fel3 29t NC. FOLGKR Collector,
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
City Hall, New Orleans March 9. 1875. !
NITY LICENSES OF 1875 MAY BE PAID UNTIL
" TUESDAY, March g. instant, inclusive, st
three per cent discount; after which date they
will be liable to costs. ED. PlLS8URY.
mh9td Administrator
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NOTICE..

| OFFICR SrAra TAX COLLRCrOx
Fourth District, No. 245 Josephine street, ,
New Orleans February l3, 1875.
TYNHE TAX BILLS FROM ROLLS OF 1874 (COL
- iecaio.s tnis year ana ncenses Iol tne current
| quested to make settlements at once, thereby
avoiding costs.
fel4 I'm J. W. FAIRFAX COllactOr
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3
EXPLANATION OF APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
The nine remaining units of the same ten OF the
numbers drawing tue first two full prizes will be
For example: If ticket No. 2l6 draws the s 20, 900
prize those tickets numbered 1871, 1912, l2l3, l2z4
l24s l247. RaS 1913 and 1850 will each be en- titled
to 5000. If ticket No. 23l draws the 80 900 prize
those tickets numbered 232 233 234. 235, 1856, 237
Z38, 239 and 2i0 will each be entitled TO b200.
Whole Tickets, SIC; Halves, S5, Quar-
tera. 30 50 kjghtbs, 81 Is.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT DHDCO.
TION.
Orders to be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Lock box No. 692 Post0ffice
New Orleans
Send pos;otfce money order, register your
lNttar. ;ooIn
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OFFICIAL.

rOMPiLED RETURNS OF AN ELECTION HELD
~ III the city Of Providence. parish of Car
roll Louisiana. on the second day of November,
1874, for Mayor and five COuncilmen of said city,
pursuance to the provisions OF act No. 80, the
following votes were pOlled, to wit
FOR MAYOR
Votes.
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NQTARIES.

A HERO, JR.s
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMNISSIONR OF DKRD
O0oO Ne, II ComDOrolAl R1aoo.
HaApk1 procured With dGpatoh, anA .Deo1ye
at>omttoo e1vVu 70 All 1o6
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NOTICE,

STATE TAX CoLLECroRs OFFICE SECOND DISTRICT,
No pol Canal street, (up staiIs), ,
New Orleans, February 20, 1875
CTATE LICENSES POI THE CURRENT YEAR
- and State taxes for 1874 payable in 1875 are
due and parties interested are hereby noti.
fled to settle the at once II order to avoid
cOste. B. F. JOUBERT,
ft2l In Collector.
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The above statement is true and correct tran
script from the books of the company.
KASpAR AUCA, President
ROBERT JACKSON, Vice President.
LouIs MATHIS, Secretary.
STATE LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans. City Of rev Orleans.
Swsrn TO and subscribed before me, this TWEEN
tieth day of February, 1875.
STEPHEN OLEARY,
Sixth Justice Of the Peace Parish Of Orleans Lou.
isiana
At the regular monthly meeting of the Board of
Directors, held on the eighteenth day of February,
1875, it was resolved to declare q dividend Of
TWENTY PEG CENT on amount paid in, to be
credited on the stock notes.
KASpAR AUCH, President.
LOUIS Mathis, Secretary.
At the annual election held on the lsventh of
January, 1875, the following gentlemen were
elected Directors to serve the ensuing year.
Kaspar Auch, J. H. Keller, John F. Kranz,
Robert Jackson. Hy. Ellermann, Henry BeRsel ,Jr.,
Henry Jackson, John Purcell, Louis Mathis,
Louis Faessel H. Burton, HIP Walter,
DR.. s. s. Wood, z. r. Chevalley, B. H. Scheme,
Christian Mehle Base Dabat. D. A. Harris.
W. R. Fish, Joseph Bilgery, John Kuhlman,
Gus Hollander. Matthias Huber, Daniel Holderith
OF. Tbeisman.
And at meeting Of the Board held on the
eighteenth Of January, 1875 KASPAR AUCH Esq,
was unanimously reelected President, ROBERT
JACKSON. Esq, Vice President, LOUIS MATHIS,
Secretary. and JOHN PURCELL, ESQ, Inspector.
fell I'm
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LOTTERIES.

4
CPLENDfD SCHEME.
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
LOUISIANA STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY
Capital Prize. SEQ, ,DGO.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY;
incorporated August l., 1862
CLASS ID,
TO be drawn ia public at New Or!eaus
On Saturday. March 20, 1875.
SCHEME.
10000 Tickets ........Tfcke:s only SIG
Halves Quarter and k,shths in proportion
prize OF &20G00 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &2O OdD
| prize of l0,G0O Observation-Disclosures. 10000
~ Prizes OF 500 ars Observation-Disclosures. lo,ONG
wv prizes OF 100 are Observation-Disclosures. ~ G,D
Soo prizes OF so are NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l0,FG
APPROPRIATION PRIZES
approximations of &30o each for the
nine remaining units of the sams ten
OF the number dra wing the F20ODD
pille are... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. z ,gn
approximations Of 1920 each fOr thr
nine remaining units of the same ten
of the pumber drawing the 5lOtp,
pIlze are...... Observation-Disclosures. $50
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VOLUME VIII--NO. 2S6
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DsPAKrnENr OF IMPRovEMsNTs,(
City Hall, New Orleans. March H. 1870
nWNERs OF BALLAST ALONG THE LEvEE
" front are hereby notified that no officer or
agent OF this Department is authorized TO take
from the Levee anv ballast excep. under agree
rpent from this Office and owners of same. and
after the ballast has been dnly measured by the
City Surveyor and orders Tor the delivery given
from this Office.
mbl22 T. A. BURKE Administrator.
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
NkW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY,
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
On and after December -, 1874,
Trains depart and arrive as ioilOws from Cail.oos
street depot.
x,nrs.. D.rAsT; s:;,o j. NJ K.ors,. AMY. .co
Mall. geo P. H. Mail. O::SO A. T.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through TO 81,
Louis, Chicago and Louisville.
Only one change o. sieepink cass to Essterr
citieA
Tickets for sais and information given at No. ~
Camp street. corner OF Common.
A. d. SHELDON, Agent.
jAl2ly Is. D. FROST General MarAgez.
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hk MOBILE LINE.
On and after February s, 1875.
Trains ~ill LEAVE dspot foot Of Canal street, -
follows
Kxpress and mail. daily. .............. son 4. II.
Coast accommodation SATURDAY. VS. only. 1:4O P. NJ.
Throught night express. daily........ AIS r. H.
ARRIVE:
Coast accommodation, Mondays only. I O:1O P. NJ
Express and mail, daily ..,, RODS r. Ia
Through night express daily. P. N.
Palace Csrs TO St. Lonis Louisville. Charlotte And
Virginia springs.
Of.ce corner Camp and Common streets, opposits
City Hotel.
D. B. ROBINSON,
Eyl3 Acting Superintendent
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WASHINGTON.

Returned from New Hampshire.
WASHINGTON, March l.-Senator Gordon,
Of Georgia, and Representative Lamar, of
Mississippi, have returned from New Hamp-
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6iuer nit benz @aftfabne yWcRanuS" 3lt.
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etneS ooriiber fabrenben 2ootienboote8 gerets
tet. 6rau @oita mar uabe5u tobt, oils man
ite aus bem gSaiier Sog. Suf oem Serocd
befauoen iitl nod 5lpet anoere Sinoer, ipelde
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9oita'8 Sinoern mar 5luei Sabre alt."
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Wiutter, bas &inb itarb jeOoh. Die Srall
mar nod fart angegriffeu, uno bieie neue
Salanitdt muBte ite beionbers itarf eri6ft=
tern. Sts ieet lit iie nod nibt bon oem Ser
luite ibrer Sinner in SenntniB gelett ruorben,
uno man befiirhtet, baB iie fanm itarf geuu3
iein wirb, Die SdredenSfunbe 3u uernebmeu.
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Is Sabre alt, Sulie, Sabre, Sbereie 3
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