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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

ANOTHER ROBBERY.

between tie hours Of II and il O'Clock
Thursday the house Of Mr.. Olesdisten, lGj
Morales street, was entered by thief, and
the sum Of one hundred and fifty-iour dol
iars in currency stolen. Mr Olesdisten states
,Aat during the day some occupants OF the
game house moved away, and with them the
money disappeared.
He tried TO convince the people that those
parties WHO left Tie house were the ones that
t,ok The money But Mrs. Olesdlsten insist
cd that those people were too honest, not
w-Ithstandiug circumstances pointed strongly
ID the parties a. the ones who 60: tie money,
Il, 10 appearance OF force was TO be
foand on any door CT window. and the
Dartic, Who left had free and full
access 70 Mrs. Olesdisten room by way Of a
door communicating directly with the apart
ments vacated by the suspected parties. That
Inc. Mr. Olasd,ten, counted the money be
tore the parties on the same mornlng. ana
stored it away in their presence and that his
firm conviction is that those parties took the
money
The case was put in the hands of Special
worked il up with tho following result That
Mrs. Louis Kelmer was arrested by Officer
Connors a. having committed the robbery,
and il was discovered that she compelled
boy of hers about ten years OF age to take the
money, threatening him with severe fog
ging if he failed to do 50, and telling him. at
the same time, where the key Of the artaoir
was hidden.
Special Blandin, in company with Officer
Connors, went to the house OF Mrs. hcimer'
on Morales, between Spain and Washington
Avenue, and found q lot OF dry goods that
she had purchased which he took to the
Third Precinct Station, when they were lden-
titled by the same boy who took the money as
having been purchased with the stolen money
after he had turned the Si5t
over to her
Mrs kelmer positively. refuses to tell
where tie stolen money has been stored away
ONLY ten dollars of which has as set been
recovered She is still in Jail, and hopes are
entertained that she can be forced to spout
Mrs. Kemcr is about twenty-one years old, !
and d rather prepossessins appearance
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Coffee.
Pickles.

500 cases ". X. Lewis K Bro. 5 and Kemp. Day
< Co.'s brands.
Just landing and for sale by
G. NJ. BAYLY x POND.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13
OFFICE OF THE

OFFICE OF THE
Factors and Traders Insurance Company
no. 81 Carondeiet Strset.
New ORLEANS, Oce. /, 1879.
EXTRACT Rom Eighth Annual Statement.
Premums for fiscal year, ending 30th
ApIL, loI4 .............o..o$7 a2 925 =
Losses paid within the year... Sz5,75i /.
reserve for uHterninated risks, 30th
april, 1914. Observation-Disclosures G1 G7s q
interest and 2yings received III 13s 4,
Net premium profits for fiscal yesr. ;. 1856 ESQ q
utoss net prohts after paymen. Of
sllo,o00integest..... ...-..... .s7. 7sa z
CASE DIVIDENDS PAID FOR THE ,r.po
'''.''''...s....o ~ per cene
AlSiuiGIA ........o...e so Dor cent
ASSETS
oo'n Aprl'. 1o'4...... 81, SIS. T58 81
Fire, River end Nnrine Risks written IT sss
Current rntes of Premium.
st specisl Eoetins Of the Board OF Trustees
held on the 25th Asy, 1874, It was
sF EeToly YER e Pa on demand sE0oNI
CENT. to 30th April, 1874. making fen nor ceHf
Company (s1,lO0 ,0e0j aid a cash dividend O
THIRTY per cent. to stockhojFera IN ~,
amount (s512, 155 12 o. their not earned pxrt;ns
pating premiums.
HARMON DOANE, President.
MOSES GREENWOOD. Vice President.
Ed. q. PALFREY, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Moses Greenwood, John I. Adams.
W. A. Johnson. Isaac Scharci-
John |. Noble r. NJ. WaImsllv
John Chafe, VIM. MOrrlsoD.
Richard Milliken. Joseph W. Carrot
Saml T.. Moore, A. Brittin.
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English Pickles.
500 cases assorted mixed. Chow Chow, Ti3ca
ILL., Cauliiower and Onions.
In store and for sale by
G., NJ. BAYLY & POND.
81 SO, g, 40 and AZ Canal street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

Az speclaY meeting of the Board of Directors
held on the 18th of January ls75 it resolved to
pay, ON DEMAND, the following dividends:
l. An INTEREST DIVIDEND of TEN PER
CENT. for the year ending 3lst December, 1s7a, on
the capital stock of $50 per share.
2 CASH dividend of FIFTEEN PER
CENT to stockholders, the amount of their NET
earned participating premiums for the year ending
3st December, 1874 in addition to the rebate or an
ticpated dividend of Is per cent already received by
said stockholders on their G ROSS premiums:
And, to carry to Contingent Fund the sum of
I'll, 029 % for Investment in O. s. Government secur
tiles according 70 articles LII and v of the amended
charter.
NJ. MUSSON, President
G.. GANArV Sas-e+orv
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See special ers say about Paragon yeast powd, r..
A.cGc and parQn notice
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bIYLl & POND.

W. invite the attention Of the trade to our full
and complete stock Of FRESH GROCERIES
Csome Of which are enumerated below, which we
offer at low figures.
g. NJ BAYLY x POND.
81, 49, 81, 10 and Y Canal street.
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Candles.

500 boxes Schaefer's brand.
200 hf y. :.
200 Gr
andiuG and for sale by
G. NJ. BAYLT 4 POND.
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II S. BRANDNER,
MERCHANT TAILOR
No. 81 Bourbon Street.
Between Customhouse and Bienville streeta
M7 I'm NEW ORLEANS.
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,yI;ch N these courses sfisn pun
- tie present situation which amounts TO
,,;ai II ns,i,e will be perpeiua ed and pos slby
Thirdly. thew are very 0uraOies CO46 I
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200 - GOLDFISH.
just received and for sale by
G. ". BAYLY 4 POND.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.

kW ORLEANS SAVINGS, INSTITUTION.
1888 Canal Street.
TRUSTEES.
DR.. W. Newton Mercer
=. ueneres David Urquhart
TTeorge Jonas, John G. Gaines,
1homas A. Adams, Carl Kohn,
1nos. alien Clarke, Christian Schneider
OnAs. Leeds, Samuel Jamison.
Interest allowed On Depos1s1
L i. GkNkkEH President.
uA0 JON14 OAahieS
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF Orleans, City OF New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed before me- notary public
this 18th day OF January, 1s75.
G. LECARDEUR, JR,
Notary Public.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

4 young fellow n san Francisco suddenly
,natched kiss from a lady friend and ex-
used his conduct by saying that il was a sort
7f temporary insanity that now and then
aame upon him. When he arose to take his
cave, the plying dalnsel said to him AT
you ever feel any more such fits coming on,
you had better come right here, where your
innrmity is known, and we will take care Of
Jou.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13
G seese.

100 boxes choice L. D. CHEESE.
50 :. Nutmeg
100 choice Western =.
Just received and for sale by
G. N. BAYLY i, POM.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-29
6LElNlM6s AND 1AILIAes.

Budd Doble with his palace car. con.
tanning Occident and other flyers, reached
Chicago on Friday, the 10th inst, over
the Northwestern railroad, and went east
Immediately.
The editor Of the New York CONNER
eial WIS inquired for by gruff looking
man and club, the other day, and he
naivelv remarks. I'VE happened to be out
at the time, and told him so.
The numerous claimants to helrshlp in
the estate of the late Capt. L. b. " ard,
of Detroit, cannot agree as to the man.
ner of setting the estate, and long
period of bitter litigation promises to At
| ford . harvest to the lawyers.
It seems that Que Of the members OF
the Gordon party in the Black Hills WAS
captured and scalped by the Indians
The troops arrived just in time to save
the remainder of the party, who vsr'
yerv glad to be taken prisoners by -,
military. They we're more willing g
trust themselves with the federal soidierJ
than with the bloodthirsty Sioux.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-29
HAPPY DELAM0.

Co~yan and smith Certify That He
Minds His Business and Grant
Trust I'm HIS lntegrity.-NoW Let
Delano step Down and Out~Ne
Further Disgrace Can Man Bsar.
WARRINGTON, April 23.-The Cabinet SEES
sion to-day was attended by all the members
All the bureau officers OF the Interior Depart
ment, headed by Assistant Secret-ry Cowan,
called on the President previous to the meet
ing of the Cabinet, for the purpose Of retutirg
the statements that Secretary Deiano
had been in the habit o. interfering with them
in decisions of cases. Each bureau officer sub
stantially asserted that in no, instan-
,es had Delano interfered with
them in public business, and no
decisions ever made by any of them had been
oyerruIed by the Secretary without full con
sultation and mature deliberation. The Pres
iden: in reply, remarked that while he .r WAS
visit and explanations were entirely
| unnecessary. as he ever had the utmost conf
dence in Secretary Delano and his cont
dence in his integr ty and consistent ofdc, al de
portment remained unimpaired-
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-29

Carl Schurz is to sail for Europe on
the Goth and is to have public dinner IN
New York on the Goth.
p. II. Bernard of Little Rock was
seriously injured on the Dist by the ex-
plosion of keg of powder which also
destroyed his store-house.
Crop reports from California are
favorable, except that in San Joaquin
county there is a lack of rain.
Prof. Donaldson, the aeronant, saved
his life en- his last ascension by cutting
the basket loose from his balloon and
droppinc himself near Acton, n. >. In
the upper currents of air he found II so
cold that supply of mineral water ne
had was frozen solid.
Extremely cold weather was report
ed at Mackinac straits on the list, with
the ice as solid as at any time IN the
winter.
-ExTreasurer Parker Of South Caro-
lima, has been arrested on charge OF
embezzling SIS, 900 from the State sinking
fund.
"A dispatch of the 2lst to San Fran.
.;sco. from Santa Barbara, CAL, reported
a large steamer on fire and firing minute
Guns. about ten miles off the shore.
AT San Diego, CAL, on the 2oth,
Thomas Ford, discharged soldier, on his
vav from Arizona to his family IN new
York, CARRYING with him $7O0 in money,
was killed by dose of morphine admin
istered by a companion named Mcintyre
who was arrested.
Army forces in Texas are co'operat
ing with the State for clearing the border
&C The hand, of thieves from Mexico.
The Omaha race meeting is set for
June sth to 18th inclusive.
The feeders in the nail mills q
Wheeling. West Virginia, have gone on
strike.
The residence Of James Ulery a
Rising Sun. Indiana, was robbed OF 50
900 in greenbacks on the lsth.
--Jesse Duvall's cotton mills at lanes
Vile. Ohio, were damaged by nre on IN
aOth to the amount of S25.OOO.
Three hundred thousand dollars
,o,a coin and $4,000 in silver bars Wa
exported from New York yesterday.
zen. w. +. Sherman and wife we'
in Cincinnati the I'D to attend the We
ding of Miss Phillips and Mr.. Chari
Leeman.
There was $4,000 fire in Corr
Pa. on the I'D. the dry goods store
Nulick L Clark, q saloon and numero
Offices being destroyed.
"A large meeting of delegates OF Il
cal miners and laborers associations
po,tsyille, Pa, on the 2ad was almo
unanimous for continuing the strike.
The House Of Louisiana has voted
.x+.ra the extra session to May St
Gov. kellogg is vainly trying to 50
Clinton. the State Auditor, FROM impeac
ment.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-29

Working into Pacific Mail, he
endeavored strenuouslY to con-
ciliate President Grant. Keeping his
own prominence concealed ltor Grant has
disliked Gould ever since Black Friday,
Gould had nearly had certain onerous
accounts with the government settled
when the shorts led by Dan Drew,
sent Horace Porter to Washington to
break the arrangement. ''lf it's to be
for the benefit Of this fellow, Gould,
said Grant, swell have no settlement
with Union Pacific There have been
rumors of further treaties between the
President and Jay Gould, but they are
not known to be true. Grant distrusts
the man, and charges upon Jay Gould
organs much Of the criticism upon him
GATH.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-29
new YORK CITY.
Cost Of Handling Grain There''Se'
ond and Higher Estimate.

New York, April 23.-The State Senate
committee to-day continued their inqul-
ries into the charges for handling gram
at this terminus. A receiver OF gram
stated that the charges for handling
grain, which were yesterday gwen
as ga cents per buel, had
been incorrectly computed and gave the
following schedule: Re-weighng gram
3-4c; elevating, 3-4c; storage, SAC !;
lighterage, l 1-2c; re-weighing for for
eign shipment, SAC; extra charge tor de-
livery on board for shipment from 90 to
3.4c, and for screening lac of. tie
thought the handling of grain ought to be
done here as cheaply as at Buffalo.
The National Board of Fire UnderWrl,
tiers resumed this morning their annual
session, with even smaller attendance
than Yesterday.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-29
-at}unupolist.
CHARGES for Delivering and Handing
Grain in New York.

New York, April 22.-The committee
of the State Senate appointed to inquire
into the charges for handling grain at
this noint. met in the Produce Exchange,
+. large number of members of the Elk
change being present. Mr.. Hazelton tes-
tilted that grain arriving at this point
is subject to charges: hrst' lol
towing to and from places Of
delivery, 50, paid by consignee; second
unloading cf canal boat, paid by captain
or owner of boat, 3-4c per bushel; third
weighing cargo. paid equally by con.
signee and purchaser, SAC per bushel
fourth, if the grain goes into store OF
warehouse there is no extra charge 1o1
thirty days, but for every additional gay
beyond thirty. there is charge OF 1-4e
per bushel.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-29
A KING DEPOSED.
The Royal POisOncr OF Baraoa IN"
crowned by the British Vicerey OF
VnOiA.

crowned by the British Vicerey OF
India.
CALCUTTA, April %. Lord Northbrook,
Viceroy of India, has issued a proclama-
ton deposing the Ginkwar of Barada, de-
claring him and his issue precluded from
all rights appertaining to the sovereignty
Of the country, and compelling the Glnk'
war to select place for himself and lami-
" in British India.
The Viceroy says this measure IS based
independently of the recent trial OF the
Ginkwar, upon his notorious conduct
gross miss. government and lncapacity'
Furthermore, the deposition OF the 1lnk'
war would be advantageous to the inter.
ests of Barada. The Vicerey Will selec'
a member of another branch of the Glnk
wars family to reign.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-29

r. G. MAGU Of Quincy, WAS gasroteo
and robbed of3l75 in money and S75 IN
valuables, in Austin one night last week
while On his way 70 the depot.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-29

A family By the name Of Brannigan,
living near freepsrt, ILL.,. was recently
poisoned BY eating canned Holsters. Three
died, one being little girl Of four years
and the others her father and > farm
hand.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-29

New YoEK, April 22--Linceln Club.
which received ex-Speaker Blaine week
or so ago, Last night, gave reception y
Congressman Lawson, who in speech
urged the Republican party to nominate
Senator Conklin4 for President.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-14

nit ibm gelebt ct bate pph Tim gelernt,
an leinem Yulen. gernbt sunbs Bic Dimm=
Hide 8e6refaa bent munbe Ehes @ottes=
slobnes ielber bernontnen Il oenn er mar
in ott 8iinses, Ben Der Serr tieb botte -
toeni1s ct non oem @ottmeni i6en rcbete:
oonn itroDlte |ein Nntlib uno 1en g4e1 1c,l
Uaro neu belebt BON ju9enoli6cm Teuer
BON Der Slammess ieiner etpi9 junscn
2iebe. Seine Morte , 70 einfu6 als tiei>
ordnsen ouA tief in Gdloniens 6ecle:
lie lieb lib ufeu, uno-.trot Elm lit sic
b6bere> piiroi9ere @cmein19aft, - ni6t
,uie ser priel lter=Oroen Ser De1ta Der
9dnsli6 uno iroii6, 1onocrn luie Der
@ottesseiit 1el6er erpi9 uno bimmli1 II -
IN Die @emeinidmft Der @ldubigen, in
oos &Dnisrei9 runo Yrieitertbum Sclu
g6riIti. ''.''.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-14

alen Greotureit<bie RiRIsS}sin, ,unb 10,
benz &tdterFubl @otteg p1ne Sebl UNI
| Mafet ehneinen ilnb bort mirb Seine
9iebe unbs Dein i@lanbe btr9plIen
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! gib bas @el1rei oiefes un9liidlitben
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bob nit Snbruni IT, un0 3uperl li1t i6ren
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benoen .per9oben ibre Qualen ri9teten
ff3 auf'eem 5anoe%ia Die 96be,t ben lie
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bob li1> Elm perlporrenes &ufer uno
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ter berane6rt uuo beleioi9t 10 mag tie
oas 2oos her @otttoien tbeilen. :. 2aNst
Die Sbiere los!" ''
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oes @reiles BON beIjen Hebe Iie jeoes
Mort i'm 9er5en betpe9te. -.
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gen. =. 0 Sun9frou, oben I'M 9immel
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Srieoe uno 9oifnung -. Dlo9e G6 Der
pabre @ott allen benen ofenbaren Die
lb auf Groen ont tneilten liebe !"
vMeine So9ter, lie ueroen i'm fennen
lernen bes Meniben @obn lit erl@ienen
unl 1elig gu MAIDEN oQes ,uos perloren
mar, uno &om tuirb oie @tdtte ,ueroen,
no iein &ei9 bliben miro"
Nber taum batte ct oiele Q8orte Qe=
ipro@en> :oa itiir5te ii6 tin 20pe ouf Die
iunee @briitin Der @reis lab lie at 1ei=
ner Seite gu @ooen gerillen uno nit
ben YurpurfrDmen i9res 8lutes oie
iromme @eele enteilen. Gr breitete feline
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uno rief: ~@ei 9etauf It i'm Nomen oes
Vaters, oes @obnes un6 oes beili9en
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oenoer @timme v@abrer. @ott> i6 liebe
Did uno CLAUDE an Sid" !" ,!@s mar tie
eBte &eoe, oenn bic Safe mar 19on eln-
oor9ebo6en, Die Die Brui It aerriB:' 49,. !.
go 'iuar' oas Gnoe Der Weitalilben
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in ludr0 init iebem Sage leben6iQer in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-14

ner heiI6i9eH gabe uuo .5tredte es, auf
ben ganbbphelt nteber.A Mat1 1Brte.eie
,llnlerbriidtes Se,lfssnsiuao ben4Ramet
SeIus Gbriitus, Der mil eins,l, unbeihreibz
li9en ESone <bes ilni9iten- Nrrtrausus
ous9elproden maro. @Ylpio bielt ibre
9(u9en ouf Die Mdrtprer 9ebeftet: Der
@6ouoer bpr bieieu, @6anipiel lpar, fir
Elie5 neri6luunbcnE; cine bobe. ntdtbtige
Soffnun9 bate ibre @eele .erfiillt ,, uno
iiber oas Ylut une sic Sooesltrafe bin@.
aus Iob lie, elei6 ben Gbriiteu, oie Sim.
mel pffen uno Die epise @eli9fsit ibrer
uarten. SIR ganser @inn mar por-
neb,i1li6 NIT 5wei Sroueu 'bel6dfti9t
Whltter unb So6ter, Die in feiter l1mar=
mun9 li6 baltenb nit wobrer 8e9ei1tez
rln9 Dem naben lnuerncioli9en Sooe
troken gu tuouen ldienen. Die Mutter
dbnli6 Der beriibmten 0Sutter Der lieben
W}attabdilden 8riioer, ermutbiste- lire
So6ter ourd fromme Gegenslprii9e uno
Werbei bun9en. Sic Sun9frau, init elmer
10 rubigen Wticne ols Datte .lie 5lpi{9en
Ylumen selpielt, i1ien ibrer D}utter 8e-
ltanoigteit III allen Martern uno Tu:6t=
lolisfeit Dor Den @9rednilien bes Sobes
l9DDren gu molten. Sic mar faun, le9s=
5ebn Sabre off, uno lire iunee :@96n=
belt itrablte nit einem gang be1onoerei,
9sei5e unter benz blauen Mdrtprerz z&leioe
berpor. @Dlpia betra6tete fie nit elmer
19nerSliben 8emnnoerun9.
rN@, >uie 10 9raldam 1inb ,pir bod !"
iprad lie gu ibrer 'Greunoin Galpnia;
~iieb oieles jun9e Mdo6en, 6as man oen
reiBenoen Sbieren preis gibt -: 1ie be-
tet, lie fiir6tet lib n;<bt.... SIR @stt
perleibt Den @6lua6en Sra It -. ., Der
@ott BET Gbriiten lit Elm maGtiger @ott,
uno Der unirige. -. gdionia ! Gdl lonia!
Ser Si9er - er itiir5t lih auf Die
Sodter ct i&leppt lie fort. Sd CLAUDE
an SeluS Gbriit: 10 bat lie nod einmal
9erufen. - 1nb i'd CLAUDE audi an sSes
FUN Gbriitum> GdIonia!"
Sic @eltalin 1pra9's uno erDob ld
nit @ugen> Die. BON beili9er Gnt3iifung
un6 feuri9em @laubensmut9 er9ldnSten.
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en- ibre Mrn1e ge9en @Dlpia aug uno
iefen Die 9famen aller @0tter an; aber
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Ell @6ritten na6 Der geli9teten &eibe
'er Gbriiten hin. @obalb Ie bei !bren
|euen griioern augetommen tuar erbob
ie ibre 9ano; eine Soossitille rinesum
rat ein, uno lie ipra@ nit feiter tlarer
5timme allo: -, =: /
SD bin cine @bri1tin ib efaube an
Selum Gbriitum, id min fur i'm iterben,
enn er lit Elm tuabrer @ott. Ser Watbe
ieler un9liiMi@en bier 1T nleiu @ldube; +!
CLAUDE an Sen Soft : ser &raft CUR !!
Tu9eno berlcibt uno i@ entfa9e;j jeaen
bnmd6tisen 8ilcern, Die aug bet @tdbt /
tom Die S&an5e Der @Slter 9ema9t.
)tein @ater," - flbr" lie 9e9en einen
5reis 9e,uanbt fort, oen iein e5ripirbi9es
leu bere gum Wnfiibrer oes gIr.itenbduf= /