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~ House to letThrec deep $500 month Apply
premises I4l West 47th ST., owner SHAW. at
(irl Union Hotel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05

Sixth. To inform the Seoate whether the
debt of $40 1915 alleged TO be due'to the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road Company By the Potomac Railroad Com.
pany may net be collected by requiring the
subscribers TO the stock of the Aforementioned
company to pay up the arrears due upon the
stock subscribed for by them respectively, and
the proceeds of such collection be declared as a
dividend among the holders Of the common
stock of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company, including the
Common1eat
Seventh. And also to ascertain aud INFORM
the Senate whether the contract of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Company
unto the Potomac Steamboat Company binds
the former to continue to pay to the latter the
bonuses or subsidies, which durlog the last
FIVE years have averaged more than s42 0OO
per annum.
This is considered prelude to the attempt
shortly to be made to get charter for rail-
road FROM Richmond to Washington.
10 the Senate, to-day. Mr.. Fuuey from the
committee on county, city, and town oreanlza-
ton, reported Senate bill No. II, conterrlng
upo, the Corporation Court for the city OF
Alexandra jurisdiction to remove Justices and
couslables Of said CITY from Office, which was
ordered to be eugrossed:
In the House the bill increasing the pay OF
county Judges was ordered to its engrossment.
1t fixes the date from which it will begin to
operate at January lst, 1876; it puts the mini
mum salary at s4O0 instead of 5000. and
makes the per cent. OF Increase per thousand
Inhabitants SIS instead OF $50, as now. Ii
adopted it vii! make the salaries II Judges 10
81 counties 500; in 81 counties, $3.50 or less,
according to reputation; in couDties, sIuO'
and in county, 1865
Ar act has become law which amends the
Code as to the number OF commissioners 10
chanccry, so as to allow every circuit court to
appoint four commissioners; the Circuit courts
Of Augusta, pittsylvania, and Loudoun. and
every corporation court having chanceryI JurS,,
diction, f We each; and the Chancery Court OF
Richmond city seven. Heretofore the Chan,
Gerry Court Of this city and the Circuit Court OF
Augusta county were allowed each five com-
uissioners at time, aud all other courts were
restricted to three. STROS@Bn".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1876.
The Washington correspondent ofthe Balti

The Washington correspondent ofthe Balti-
more Sun says: 1t is reported that vigorous
efforts will by made before the Judiciary Com.
mittee OF the Uuited States Senate to prevent
the confirmation Of Gen. II. H. Wells as
United States Attorney for the District of Go,
iumbia. Charges Of inhumanity aud wanton
cruelty while provost marshal Of the detenses
south of the Potomac, and charges Of misad-
ministraton while Governor of Virginia in
military authority are preferred, and mass OF
testimony is being gathered in their support,
which will be submitted to the committee.
Gov. Wells friends declare that any fair lnves-
tigation will show that his administration as
provost marshal at Alexandria was as lenenI
as the security of the national capital allowed,
and that the government Isl indebted to his
promptness and vigilance for. information that
led to the arrest of the conspirators in the Lin.
coin assassination case and the discovery of the
route that Booth had taken. They declare that
nothing improper can be found 10 his ad-
ministration when acting Governor OF Vlr-
gnia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05
FOREIGN NEWS.

King Alfonso has settled upon the plan for
campaign against the Carlists. Generals
Campos and Qu,sada will leave for the North
Immediately. The Alfonslst troops are COZ
ceotrutiug between Rentara and lrun. Gen.
Moriones appears to be ready for opeoiog tne
attack on SaH Marcos. The canonade directed
BIZ the Carlists against Rentaria and tie pas
sages OF HerDaui is slackenlng.
AT the Smitb6ed market in London forty
two tons of meat which had been shipped
from New York by steamer and thence to
London by train, disposed OF in COED con,
dirion, though the Christmas holidays had
prevented its being offered for sale immediate:
IL on its arrival The average price obtained
was only sixpence per pound.
Religious equality, local self-goVerpment TO-
Guiding the fixing of tax rates and the abolition
of sertdom, are What the Great Powers demand
of Turkey 10 the way of reform for disturbed
provinces. The Porte is willing to concede all
they ask, but the Hezegoyinans are scept-
eal' about the fulflmeDt of Turkish promises.
A dispatch from Vienna to the London
Standard says conspiracy has been discover
ed 10 Belgrade to make karageorgwtch reign
ing Prince of Servia. Several arrests have
been made, and Prince Milan does not venture
to leave his palace.
Sir Anthony de Rothscbild died yesterday ID
London. He was born in 1910. aud created
Baronet in 1916. He was the second son OF
Nathan, one of the five sons OF Mayer Ansem,
the founder of the well-known banking firm.
Spain warns Europe that complications be.
tween itself and the UDited States would re-
vive the hopes OF republicans and socialists.
Russian agriculture and commerce are
threatened with collapse, owing chiefly to the
keen competition of America III he grain trade.
Lord Lytton will be Vlceroy Of ludia 10 place
of Lord Northbrook.
The constitutional party 10 Spain expect to
secure from Is to l2O seats IN the Cortes.
The French Government will not support
Bona partist candidates in the coming elcclous.
Nubar Pasha, the Khedive's Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, has resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05

AT the lecture lately delivered before the
law school of the Georgetown College, by Hon.
X. I. Merrick, upon constitutional limitations,
he alluded 10 the Blaine amendment to the
Constitution, aud said while there had been
TOO much tinkering with the Constitution, it
was wise to remember that as the first article
of ameud1sent to the Federal Constitution pro-
hibited Congress from makiog any law IN re-
gard to the establishment OF religion OF the
free exercise thereof, it was natural sequence
as we'll as wise provision that the same pro-
hibitiou should be imposed upon the States
and in connection Herewith to extend the pro-
hibition to the use of school funds so as to
make the severance of the church and state
complete under all possible contingencies, and
eliminate the question forever from political
conditions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Some excitement was caused last Monday in
the vicinity of Baltimore and Frederick Streets
says the Baltimore American, by an attempt
made by an elderly man to shoot at a young
man about twenty TWO years of age Both of
the parties were from Norfolk, Va. 1t appears
that young mau OF that city respectfully con-
uec,ed seduced grl OF highy-esteemed
family of Norfolk. After the day for the
wedding had been fixed he broke his en-
gagemeut and fed the CITY. 1ulorma
tiou was received by the girls of the tam
ily, and the private detective firm of Smith,
Peirson & West was notified. The girls uncle
arrived in this city with Captain Tyler, OF
the Richmond police force on Sunday. Mon
day afternoon the young man Was observed
at the corner of Frederick aud Baltimore streets
by the uncle and member OF the firm ofSmlth,
Peirsou & West, when the girls uncle became
so excited that he drew his pistol on the young
man. He was Quoted, however, after the
young man 10 question had been arrested.
He promised to marry the GIRL and returned
TO Norfolk yesterday.
The Orskany Wooden Mill at Orskauy,
Oneida county, N. Y, was burned yesterday.
Loss $50. 600; insurance $35, OO0 Eighty hands
are throw opt of employment.
At Albany the ice in the river broke up
Yesterday, and caused great havoc among the
boats that had been frozen in. Seven cana!
boats were sunk near Albany.
Arthur P. Delvin, who has been delivering
denunciatory lectures 90 Catholicism at Haver
hill, Mass, has been committed to prison on
the charge Of evying blackmsll.
Thos Drury, accused of numbering his wife
in East Cambridge. Mass, was committed to
Jail yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05

The Richmond correspondent of the Peters
burg ludex says: The railroad war it seems
has already commenced, though the bill has
not yet been introduced ard the man who is TO
Introduce it has not yet made himself known.
There are dozens of people who hope it will be
a long and close fight and that plenty of money
will be used. will not say that any members
of the Legislature entertain this feeling, be-
cause do not know that they do. But there
are quite number of lobbyist men who would
be indignant iftheywere called lobbyists to their
faces who hope to derive profit from the con.
test. II a charter were granted company to
build a railroad from here to Washington the
railroad would not be built. The charter would
be held in terrorem over the heads of the man
ayers of the Frederick burg road and they
would be compelled to dispose of their Poto'
mac boats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05

1t is to be hoped that the Legislature will
proceed at once to the enactment of law for
the protection of sheep. The use of fertilizers
has almus, impoverished those farmers 10 the
State who had any thing left them By the War,
and among the few means they now have by
which to exc out living 10 sheep raising, and
that means is sadly crippled by Inc urgent need
of proper dog law; but a. the correspondent
of the Petersburg Index says what is the use
of addressing an argument to men who are
afraid if they vote for dog law they will not
be re. elected. Why Governor Letcher has
been warned that if be wants to be Governor
k.mpers successor he had better let the dog
laws alone. Some of the best men ---
Statesmen - of Virginia we're left home
TWO years ago tor voting f,r the dog law
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05
Potomac Fruit Growers.

The Potomac Fruit Growers Association
held its January meeting yesterday 10
Washington. 10 the abseuc: Of the President,
Mr. Dillingham; Col! VIM. H. Chase occupied
the chair, aud DR.. j. Z. Snodgra>s acted IS
Secretary. As this was the annual meeting Of
the Association the report Of the Treasurer,
Mr. Pearson was read and referred to lie
executive committee.
DR.. Suodgrass the Secretary, submitted his
report for the year 1875, which was properly
referred.
A new constitution was presented, changing
the name Of the Association TO the "Potouac
Hort icultural Association which proposition
was laid over.
The Association then proceed d to the an-
uual election Of officers. Thrrr wei three
nominations for the ofice Of president -JHIGr
J. H Gray, Col. Chase aud Mr. C. Ching.
ham. Col. Chase declined, and. al r t"o
ballots Judge Gray was elected. Mr.. H'IIlnt-
ham was elected first vice president, Mis- II.
n. White was unanm )usy elected s'c)ni wee
president After much balloting Dr.. j.. b
Suodgrass was re elcclcd secretary. DR.. lloS-
land was elected treasurer by a large majority.
The following were elected a. members Of me
executive committee Messrs, Saul, Stua!
ers Chase, Muosou and Mrs. VI. D. LncJn.
The Secretary exhibited 3 Handsomely. cary
ed gavcl to be presented to the retiring pIesi'
dent, Mr. Dillingham;, ADD it was declde1 10
make the presentation at the february meet
ing, at which time the Association VII! clJ'y
the hospitality OF Col. Chase.
Mr.. VIM. Smith, Of Virginia, Was elected 4
member Of me Association.
The meeting then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05
Virginia Republican Association.

a IL :etiug of the Virginia Republican Asso
citation was held in Washington on Monday
night, for the purpose of reorgauizing; J. W.
Corey 10 the chair, and 7. Humphrey Brooke,
secretary. After the adoption Of cons,itu-
ton, the association went into an election for
permanent officers, with the following result
President, Josiah Willard, of Alexandria; First
Vice President, J. W. Cromwell; Second Vice
President Edward Moore; Recording Secre
tary, T. Humphrey Brooke; Financial Secrc-
tary, f. w. Massey; Treasurer, j. o. Hawlay.
Mr.. L. 4. johnson offered resolution which
was adopted, that committee of FIVE be ap
pointed, Of which the president shall be chair
man. to ascertain the naues and number Of
clerks in the several departments credited TO
the State OF Virginia, aud to ascertain whether
they are residents or DoD. residents of the State;
the com 1,ittee to report at special meeting OF
the association to be held at The call Of the
president.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05

Jacob Fl. Grove, Of Washlngton county, Md,
is mentioned as candidate for president Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05

Mr.. Kerr looked better Yesterday than he
has for some time past, and pronouuces HIM
self in very good health.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05

10 an alteration 10 Stanton, on the night
of The 18th ult., between Geo. Lushbaugh and
Chas BeasIey, the former cut the latter in the
temple with a kuife, severng az artery. The
wound was promptly attended to and was not
accom- panied with serious results.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05

A bill now pending before the Senate pro-
vides for filling the vacancy 10 the Board Of
Bouudars-Line Commissioners caused BY the
death OF Hon. w. A. Graham at Saratoga last
summer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05
4 CARD.
a CARD.
To the editor of the AIexandrla GsZ..tr:

To the editor Of the AIexandris Gaz II"
L have to request that you viii Alto" "'I ~
correct AL erro eous report winch spt""i"d il.
tho Nation i Republican and wae copied III yo~.
paper January 3. in reference to ! ' IN. -,
caption of friends ut my residence the mr.. -.
the wear. The late bereavement IN ~ fanny
forbid any such occurrence, and res'r .nn'
the correspondent should have taken the 1iS"''
to use my Maine in An article devoid .; t'U'"'
Respectfully, &c, ,....,..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05

Queen Isabella is suffering great rroSfrafi'n
from an attack Of measles, and her c'nli'I'H
causes much apprehension.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05
LETTER FROM RICHMOND.
The Contested Election In The Scnate
Grand and Petit Juries Ofthe Unit
ell States Circuit Court Gov. hen-
per aud the Centemnial-The Rail-
rOad War Really Begun, etc.

per aud the Centennial-The Rail
road War Really Begun, etc.
Correspondence of the Alexsndria e 'zettel
RICHMOND, Jan. 4, 1876.
The Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections to-day held long session, and adopt
ed several resolutions of great importance,
showing that they mean business 10 the con-
tested election case of Knight VS.. Johnston.
They will now go regularly to work on The mat
ter before them, aud | expect in u few days
will report.
The following petit jury has been summoned
for the U. S. Circuit Court, which meets IN
Alexandria Wednesday: Benjamin Blank, ST.,
Urbaua, Middlesex, Luther Pixley, Mccklen-
burg; Daniel Dunlap, King George; }. 5.
Eggborn, Culpeper; Gabriel Parrish, Culpeper;
j. Wesley Cox, Frederick burg; A. L. Oven
Henry Miller, A. Il. Gardner, A. NJ. Newell
4. u. Fitch, of this city, and r. T. Hughes
Of Meckleuburg The following is the grand
jury: H. G. Gordon, Norfolk; E. Steer, Pc
tersburg; William L. Pratt, Fredericksburg;
Sampson 2. Bailey, Warreuton; A. NJ. Allan
Cupepar; John SuttIinger, Fredericksburg;
Daniel Willis, Richmond; CouneeIIer Cole,
Fredericksburg; J. A. Wiugfeld, Hanover;
and Charles 2. Sediu and William &. Roane,
Richmond.
There can be no doubt of the fact that there
is large society being organized In this city
which is ut-Catholic in its designs, and ~
cudes large number of citizens. A city 9TH
cial informs me that he had been asked TO sign
this paper, aud be refused. He was tod that
it would embrace hundreds Of the working
classes and many others.
Governor Kemper was in the House to-day
for the first time this session, and spoke 10 sew
eral members 10 advocacy Of the Centennial
appropriation.
Already the aspirants for the city Offices are
announcing themselves willing to serve as SER
eeant, clerks, &c. 1t will be warm canvass
when it does come on, and blessed is the man
who is not a candidate Oh that occasion.
The following resolutions we're introduced in
the Senate to-day, laid Oh the table, aud or
dered to be printed:
Whereas it appears by the published report
| of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company. in which the State owns
S275, 200 Of common capital stock, upon which
dividends are not paid; that said company
holds see, 100 of the stock and $50, 500 OF the
convertible dividend bonds or Obligations OF the
Potomac Steamboa, Company, Joint stock
company said to be incorporated by the State
| of Maryland; that 10 addition to the aforesaid
sun of Sl23,500 reported as Investments >
| the said railroad company since the year 1859
| has paid to the said steamboat company as a
subsidy or bonus chargeabe to ''pro6t and
loss" the further sum Of 1912. 544. "a in the
amnnnts and at the times following, tOWt:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05

The doorkeepcr of the House Of Represents
tivcs yesterday made the following removals -
John Chauncey, j. H. Herscy, II. Decker
aud A. G. Broadstrcet. Col. Frzhugh has
appointed W. J. McCord to be bis private
Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05

gS- ATTENTION, ODD FELLo"s-iA Ni,,',n,7
of Potomac Lodg: and Marcy HAc Sml Pn",rt
IO.O.F., will b. held to night, 3: $50 . c'cH.
al their hall, to arrange IL. the iu1era' o' ~
deceased brother, Vim. Owns. The iu',S'''
will take place at 10 . o'clock FT4sy noTI5"1 :.
L y. +. PEAKE x I. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05
MILK |!

MILK MILK 49,, ~ ii.
From this day will SELL At my S'S''' ~ 49,
"Sf- FIRE FRESH MORNING MlLh, .s-
>. oa.o. - onart. CREAM ~ % cents yer
gu 1T; NIGHT MILK cents per guar
BUTTER MILK. ,rrr p1rr,NAS.
jan 5-3t Sah ~ -
DROONS Of medium and best qus!i''es' ma: nia"
d of new Broom Corn, for sale a. feou''N
prices by sp NIIBURN.
jan y. ~ "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05

aa~ NcT1cs-Thc sceosd snEusi meeting -
thr German Cooperative Bui;dI"g As rb,.SI ~
No z, will be held vt their ha!i. on -
evening, January 9Th 1876 Al q: go
jan SIT }. SCHS wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05

0-ArTENT1oS SUS-The FesIsHF '1 ~ :.
me ting of the sun Fire Co. VII! De "~.' ~
thei- hall on "Wednesday evening ?ahuni ,.s.,,j
at 100 O'Clock A full attendance CO. l. " :cry.
as there will be al election ;'r IL hu.I
for Ina .nsu;no ve.r and other Important pNs'
ness be brough, before the compa"y.
10y 10y d1,S "a GEO B. DEEroS, Gee J
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05

StateSmen - OF lrglnla Wtre IeII uUHe
TWO years ago tor voting f1r the dog law.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-24
smssifanti0er @aaaTaIat.

Dieie neue Sorte tpei9t binii6tli1 ibz
rer 8enuBuHg Don alien anoereu betalIits
ten Galatarten al. Sic ma0t feline loz
9euannten G0pfe, miro AUD nt6t ipte Die
Gnotpie gebunoeI, ionoern Iiefert an ben
Saamenitengeln Die SaIatbIGtter fit bic
Slide, nit Denen bic 9fanae BON Der
@urSs[ bis our Spibe oi0t belebt lit.
yiun oiirfte IMAM nicuei6t meinelt, 6aB
Dieie 8Idtter, ipie es BET an6erm SaIat7
forten unter eIei6en gerbdltniiTsn Der
SAT- iein piir6e, bart nno uni9madbaft
ieie1t. Dies lit aber bur6aus ni0t Der
SAL, bcnn es unterl6eioet iib ebsn oieler
Salat ouour6 bon ben anocrn Sorten,
bab feline 8latter itets CART unb milr6e
bleiben. Die 8euubuug begtnt1t llbrts
gems idon friber, ebe Die gfIan3en Saas
m%euitenge[ treiben, iDo3u ite ntbt nIe4r
ais anocre Sorten genetgt itno. Der
groBe Gor3us biclesSaIats belts9t BARN,
oaB cine mdBige Nusiaat meDrere Vfo7
nate lang Salat fur Die Slide ~ltetert,
uno bics nameutLi9 in unIereH betBen
trodsHen SomMsrmonatsn, wen1 a1oere
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-24

6en 6erausi6ningenS Der Sbiere- nur
al spet Srttttbeiten nit gSa1er fItIcr
un6 Die Til69eu ab un6 5a init etipas
Sblate, Semmelfrulne, Sraferitiif6en,
ipp6l au6 maudmaL init ge00rrtem uno
gepnlosrtem Gtbotter fiitterlI; aud
i6nGppeu lie germ na6 btIeinNetDorfenen,
ni6t tooten SGiegen. Sdneacn Gempcs
raturDeGiel ertrd9en Die Golo4ilUe tidt;
aud BARI man tbrer i1itbt 5I piet in ein
0la5 ieben D01ftenS 3 Sdud uno
ite ni0t ST. ieDr ber SouHe att5ieben,
ionit iterben fe leidt ab. Wan fann iie
ungefdbr 2 Sabre lang 10 in scr 0efan.
geni6aft erbalten; tueHlt fie aft 1tno franf
werben, legelt fie it6 auf Die Seite UuO
ftno balm our6 HtdtS mebr au"rettcu.
Inn iie bctm Wediefn pes &n1lerS uno
betm 0erauSnebmcH aus Dem @laIc our1
6as Nngreifen init Der 6dl6 nudr 5u perz
leBcn, Da tie iebr garter Beic1affen6ett
iinO, beoicnt uIan it'd geiu1bEIi1 zines
flei1en JtebeS, nit peldem ltuln Tie auf
TO ldnge 1erau5 Debt, bis 6Gs @laS fri
f6es @ailer erGaLteu bat tno 1e einits
ipe:len in Elm anoere5 @efdB u1it Mailer
geiebt 1at. gto6 better lit eS, 1pel1n oos
Wlas uuter cine perldlieB6are Seffnung
gum 2l6Iaiicn be5 Waiiers bat iuoourG
6as tdgliGe Qlngreifen uuo Grhusporti>
rem Der nteoItden 3bier6eu berulieoen
miro. Sebr oienIt1 uno i9r1en 5uiageno
lit e5, tuent man tbtten auc IL Gage eiu
Daar fleine refine Gteielitctne i'll oGS 8afz
fee le9t; Die i'll 8ailer gelegenen miiiIcn
aber ieoeS Wta[ tpteoer gereiHigt tueroen.
Wau fam Die Ootofi6e aud I'M
Treiem, in gGrteu, in fteincn &ei6en
ODER Wa1erbcbdltern, our6 peI1eS frt=
ides Waiier flieBt, in gr0Berer NnsnDl
aie6eu. SIT Der Grun0 nit 0uIuuS>
ooer Moorer6e DerlsbrH, 10 braudt man
1ie gar ui6t aI ftttern; lit eS Sano7
grtno, 10 mirft man i6ncn SeEImel>
frumen, Brob, Grader, uHgeuuI5ten
1ilBen 3ebfu6en &c. gum SHUTTER btEein.
sic Iieben gerue i6atttgc Srte. SIM
8inter freiien fte i'm Sreten nidt. &lu0
bari oas 9Saiier uiht Sufrtercn, man
muB 6aber iol0en Get1 nit 8rettern
1no Strob tpobl bcbefen, bnr6 weId)e
aber ei1 paar 2uftl06er angcbradt letn
miiiien.
Sie &aken fteuen i6nen ieJr nah; fe
iinb alio por bteien gu bitten, ba ite Die
Slide iebr gei1idt aus Dem Baiier berz
ouSbebeu f6nnen. SIN 3in1mer, mo- cine
Eabe gebaIten tuiro, muB OtSDalb 0aS
@las NIT einem Ora6toedel perieben
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