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The New York herald., 1876-09-06
BASE BALL.

There was good attendance at the Union Ground
Williamsburg, yesterday, to witness the sixth game OF
tho series between the ST. Louis and Mutual clubs
The visitors went rst 10 the bat and succeeded in
ing TWO before retiring Tho Mutuals easily
disposed OF in their nrst inning In tho second third
and fourth innings both sides drew cphers In the
fifth inning Pike led of with high fly bail TO right
field, which struck tho house and bounded toward
centre field, which ho got to third basc McGearys
hit sent him home. Three base hits easily
made on short fy balls over thsinfcdcrs heads, on
which two runs scored. In the sixth inning the
Ct. Louis added to their score, giving
them lead OF to o. In the eighth inning Clapp
reached hrs; base by Cravor, McGeary
went out on n ny 10 Hodsworth and Battin followed
with sharp HIT ball to Nichols, who threw It like rifle
shot the direction OF hrs. base and Just
OF Starts reach; the consequence that both
scored before Start GOT tho ball The Mutuals did
get run throughout the cDtirc game The fielding
on the part OF the ST. Louis was first class only
error being charged against them during tho game.
Tho Mutuas helded poorly and their batting but
little better The following is the score:-
Club 1sL 3D. Sd. 4h. 5h 9th 7M Stu 9th.
Mutaa.:.... N Ui... Q %
Umpire, Mr. Ducharmc; earned, st. Louis, q
The Bostons gained easy victory over the Cincin-
yesterday, at Boston, as will be seen by the ap
pended score:-
Club 1ss I'd 3d. 4a. sot 9Th. 1ta sth. 9th.
n,ss;%n;;; 6os.On;;;... 2 9 8 3 9 : 81; 81;
The seventh game of tho series between the Chcagos
and Athletics played yesterday AZ Philadelphia,
suited as fol.ows:-
CLUB 1A ID Sd. 4h. 6n 6h 7n SH 0M
Chicago. ......o I S-li
Umpre-Mr. Roadcap
The game at Hartford between tho Hartfords and
Louisvlcs, interesting up to tho eighth inning,
when the Harords scored five runs which decided the
issue The following Is the scorc:-
NNiNGs
CUB 1sk 3D. 3D. aM. 9th 9Th. ia. 6M QM.
Hartford. ....... . 0 D D 0-6
Louis villcs. ......O 0 o 0 OIL
Umpire-Mr Seward.
To-day the Mutuas and ST. Louis play at Brooklyn,
Athletics aud Chcagos at Philadelphia, Hart tiords and
Louisviles Hartford and Cncinnatis and Bosons
Boston.
Tho amateur games for to-day as foliows:-Ar-
ngton and Union, at Stapeton Flats, Staten Island,
and star, OF Newark aud Volunteer, at Poughkeepsic
Tho Olympcs Of Paterson, and Rcsoutes, OF Eliza
betn, play on tho Centennial Ground, Jersey City,
Saturday, 9th inst.
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
RIFLE NOTES

The letter which Is given below treats Of very i'm
porant matter being nothing less than the selection OF
the American national rife team. The writer says
would ,respass upon your time ara ask the favor
o! your gratifying many OF your readers by agtatng
the subject OF the manner OF selection OF the Centen
NAL team 10 represent American interests IN the
ing international match would present the follow
ing questions What The object OF the competi-
tions held every Tuesday and Wednesday OF ilc past
few weeks Were they intended for The seecuon o.
the eight best men, based upon tho the aver
age shooting during the SAID competition
they merely byplay OF party OF
marksmcn ioT the benefit OF their health
with the thermometer in the "nnctics.n
the team having already been decided upon by or
pcrsonsi we lhe !ace OF the records the
past few weeks, say that are TO be represented ~
the eight best men, to allow and abide by
decision or judgment OF or two men (principaliy
onej when American skill aud reputation are at
stake? Is there little ring aud wrepullng"
among our marksmcns II seems only too evident
when consider the result OF their meeting Wcdnes
day afternoon last VIII the total OF The eight
elected at the meeting OF the team amount TO l. 900
pontsY Have strong rear guart winch your paper
called attention a few DAYS ago, wnen who
not yet got out OF the 40 box is named OF the
team Are 10 have marksmcn who. during the last
few competitions high up IN the nincies replaced
by VINO, during the same time. did not make $50
points out OF possible 225 Many would like to have
this subject ventilated. FAIR PLAY.
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
CRICKET NOTES.

On Tuesday next cricket match will be played on
the Germantown Grounds Philadelphia, between eleven
Americans eleven English born residents OF
Virginia An old mems match to be played at Pater
this week. All the players will bo sixty years
OF age. Mr. Gilbert Secretary OF tho ST. Georges
Club, is endeavoring to arrange match against all
comers 1t Is probable that members OF the foreign
rifle will take part IN IT, The Manhattan CLUB Is
arranging series OF second eleven matches with tho
local clubs
On Saturday next two very interesting games will be
played On this occasion the FIRST eleycns OF the 81
George and Staten Island clubs Will play at staten
Island and the second elcvens OF the clubs at Ho
bokcn The matches Will prove who really belong 10
the first and second clevens OF the two clubs.
The International cricket match will take place at
Philadelphia this year The Americans will all 10
residents OF Philadelphia whi.c the English will bo
selected from the ST. Georges, staten Island, Aanhat
tan. Boston, Germantown and Merton clubs.
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
DOMINION RIFLE MATCHES.

OTTAWA, September S, 1874
Tho Dominion Rife Matches opened the Rideau
rife range al ten O'Clock this morning The weather
was cold and siia breeze was blowing In the east.
The attendance very large though for some
plancd reason Nova scoua was not represented.
The All Corners Match commenced a, ten O'Clock,
with ilS entries In the 200 yard range. Captain Todd
of the Governor Generals Foot Guard made the highest
scorc-S3 out OF possible 81 The match not
completed
Colonel Gzowski entertained the Ministers OF the
Grown, and large NUMBER OF military at luncheon
to-day Al the rifle range
The New York herald., 1876-09-06

chcli, r. Mcvitte. A. Menzies, Peter Rose William
Thorburn. T. whitelaw and w. Patton. over them
hoated the OF ST. Andrew and the Union
Jack On the front o! the boxes were
national Gags Above them werc seated the Australian
team, composed OF Captain j. n. smith. Lieutenant
H. Maddocxs, Lynch. J. J. Slade and d. Geo. all OF
New South Wales; MAJOR j. T. Sleep, OF the FIRST Bal
lAarat Rifles; Captain A. NJ Greenfield OF the regi
ment Captain II. j. King and d. J. wardeii. OF the T.
NJ Artillery; Lieutenant T. Draper, Engineers and
Captain A. B. Lannin OF the Second Metropolitan bat
talon, Honorable Secretary Gracefully ieslooned
about this box the Royal British Coat OF Arms and
the American flag The reception great success
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MfSsHs GARNER 4 CO.

NFSsFS y
The late unfortunate OF this firm, Commodore
Garner, was said TO have run moro spndes than
nglc manufacturer IA the word. The business now
carried by his IN Worth street The re.
porter was Informed oy Representative OF the house
that thor mills at Havcrstraw, Wharnngcrs Falls, and
their cotton manufactures at Cohocs had all been
operation. and when they were not u cunt
OF the scarcity OF water from which nearly Nil the
mill owners were suffering. lie confirmed tho state
mens OF the dcacrs regard TO the bright outlook Tor
general business
LYMAN n FRrizg
is cotton goods broker at No 335 broadway fMonats
Buldingl. lie told the reporter that the PRINT cloths
market was nOmenthrhy quiet Cloths which wcro
held W Boston on speculation few days have
nearly all been sold; there some lots yet held
IN Providence by SPECTATORS The manufacturers
themselves hold bat few, and indeed many
OF the mills have sold ahead under con-
tract Prints continue In active demand Nearly
nj the mills aud print works In Ehodo Island depend
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
TROTTING AT NEWPORT.
NEWPORT, Sept. 0, 1876.

NEWPORT, Sept O. 1916
There was trotting match this afternoon at Brycr's
Trotting Park. The first contest was between W. J.
Barkcrs bay geldng Sampson. and j. II. Romlcy's
gray geldins Lucky Look. for purse OF 500, best
thrcc In I've.
The drst was dead hca. In the two following
heats Sampson came In ahead; but Lucky Look won
IN the three succeeding heats Best tmc, 2;52.
The next was also match for 500 between George
Lincham's brown gcIdng jim, and Warren Noshcr's
sorrel gcldng Commoi Packard best three in nyc
Jim came In iirst IN the nrst heat and Commodore
Pack kard first three sragh heats following
Best time 1901. Quito a number OF spectators were
prez
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
HAMPDEN PARK RACES.
DICK swIvELLEB, MAYBIEp AND DERBY THE
WINNERS.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Sept. 6, 1877

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept 6, 1874
The Hampdcn Park trotting meeting opened success
fully to-day, with races in 236 and 224 classes and
o hurdle race.
The first by tho avoritc, Dick Swivcler,
In three straight heats. without much effort
In the "a cass. Maybrd led throughout every heat
ani won the first money, while the favoritc, Common
wealth, only took the third.
The two mile hurdle exciting, and was won
by DERBY WITH Stanford close second, Lorena third
and Bill Munday last Time IA.
The following are tho summaries
The New York herald., 1876-09-06

power TO run, and The streams nearly all
dry People cut dowr the trees ali the country,
never rejecting that they great shelter In hoe
weather 10 the streams that feed many valuable
duslries In regard the question as TO the perma-
ucncc o! the present brisk trade IN sw York. would
express the decided opinion that we have tho
worst. ! 'oresaw this Improvement, and even pre-
dctcd the present prices OF cloth aud prints several
months since 10 Moses Goddard trustee OF the Allen
PRINT Works nj Providence which he recalled Ia
me the other day. Now II We figure the present stock
on hand aud probable wants OF the people VIC can
safely say no manufacturer can supply them a, lne
price and save his credit. In watching
AUCTION sALss
lately Of such houses Townsend, Montant 4
Co Field Morris, Fcnncr & Coz KobbA
* Ball: wllmerdng Co. Jones: Underhiiai
K scudder Hoyt Bradley aud William Top
ping & Co., nnd that silks, doeskins. ginghanis
cheyiots cassmeres. worsted coaiings Hannos and
shawls have all brought good prices, and that there
was fair demand. Carpets alone to be slug.
gish Now TO conclude II may be OF interest to refer
to the dry goods entered for consumption this year a,
h,s 80 =, frr tho wesx and iny Aurusl
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
CREEDMOOR.
THE SCOTTISH, IRISH AND AMRRIcAN RIFLE
TEAMS AT PRACTICE HIGH WIND AND

THE SCOTTISH, IRISH AND AMRRIcAN RIFLE
TEAMS AT PRACTlcE-A HIGH WIND AND
Low SHOOTING.
Never the effects OF q sudden change In the
weather more acutcy felt than by the rinemcn who
went to practice yesterday at Creedmoor. 1t was .
regular practice day for the American team, the
chosen eight whose hands the honor of the
Try Is in,rusted. together with tho reserves,
excepting Colonel shafer, were out for tho
purpose OF making their mark So too,
the members of the Scottish and the Irish teams.
Thus three OF the two teams who TO contest next
week tor the championship OF the world found them
selves face 10 face before the butts Tho atmosphere
was clear, the hight good and the weather fine. But
the wind, which blew very stG breeze from tho
southwest had most injurious effect upon the
o! several distinguished shots, who had repeatedly
made splendid records during the last four Ave
weeks. Yesterday was IN truth. the only fall day
that has been experienced at Creedmoor this year,
and the American tesri may be thankful that the
change occurred, as n did, some time before the
match. that they may have chance 10
prepare themselves Tor any change OF weather that
might be expected IN the mex. eight days.
The American team were the only who
completed their fifteen shots q, the three ranges
$780, 900 and 1000 yards and will be rom the
record, their score very far below what
week ago The members look upon the result, ss
matter which was naturally 10 be expected, and are
conrinced o. being able IN two three meetings
10 como up again 10 their former splendid achieve
mcnis in spite OF the contrary wind. The irish and
the Scottish teams did remarkably we'll particularly
the latter shot fifteen shots at the first two
ranges and ten al the third. The lr!shmen CON-
pleed their regular number Of rounds at the drst
ranges, but up until the time OF the late trains
leaving Crecdmoor had finished their last hftcen
rounds As the teams burned unequal number OF
rounds It would be difncult 10 make any average
among them that would be fair and equitable TO all
parties
For tho Arst time this ten long range targets
used. Tho Americans were placed at two targets
on Tho right of the line, the lrishmen were two
them and tho Scotchmen the LETT. Tho left
of the line closed by number OF amateur marks
men. who had couple OF targets apart for their
particular use The Australian team were not out but
Mayor Leech and Colonel Mcdonald looked sharply
tho Americans, not as on former occasions of similar
interest, did their own "coachipg' individually.
The following are tho nam 5 Of the gentlemen who
have been chosen as the Scottish team proper IN the
order IN which they are named-M. Boyd, Thomas
Whitelaw, DR. Mitchell, K. McVttie, +. Rae, Captain
Thorburn A Menzies
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WALKING MATCH.
PRoytrxxcY. r.

PROVIDENCE, r. L. Sept. 5, 1o'G
The twenty-five milo walking match between William
Brown OF this city, and c. s. Cushing, OF Boston, to-
day easily won By Brown, as Cushing broke down
at thu fourteenth mile.
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THE PRIZE RING.
ALLEN AND ooss Owe BAIL TO KEEP THE
PEACE IN oHIo

PEACE IN OHIO.
CINCINNATI, Sept s, 1876
Tom Allen and Joe Goss appeared before Judge
Force OF tho Court Of Common Pleas, this afternoon
aud gave bonds 50 600 each TO keep the peace
state OF Ohio They both showed the effects OF the
severe training they undergone and both seemed
10 take pains show their confidence Of winning tho
coming hight There Is betting here on tho result
The New York herald., 1876-09-06

Total sin January l, lS'6.. ,5l2
Now 10 It's be pared with the appended table W.
shall discover that the amount ~ value for eight
months this year is only exceeded during tho wiolo
years 1852 1860 and 1901 while In 1865 only sent
abroad sll7. These ngurcs are curious and n
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
YACHTING NOTES.

Steam yachts Lurline. N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. P. Phoenix,
and Ocean Gen. passed whitcstono yesterday for New
The New York herald., 1876-09-06

souer 10 the Centennial Exposition. has been elected
captain OF Australian team, With Captain Greenfield
as adjutanL
The New York herald., 1876-09-18
LEGAL NOTICES,

,3d day OF August A. D. 1876 between George Mitchell
piaintin and Charles Greeley, H. H. Greeley
Selma swcetspd defendants Upon the application tho
cnan,od plaintiff and upon hearing read iantn
ahdsvts and bill OF complaint herein
OF the is ordered that defe.
Charles A. Greeley IL H. Greeley and Maria selma
land bcioro the 18th Of November next
the bill complaint this tsrncd
Il. +. STEPIlENS. rcieree Charles A. Greeley, H. X.
Greeley Maria Selma Sweetiand take notice
you do demur to the bill. pursuant to the
above order plaintiff obtain ordcr take the
bill confessed against aud the Court may
MS G bo entitled his showing. and
will receive amy further notice of the
Your is be tiled the Office
aud Writs az Osgoode ALL
Toronto. NORPHi, MokPhl \ wINCHESTkR
Plantins solicitors Toronto
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@in 81 iMonoer unger 90 q II
in Soltimore9 e~tD0tet. Scr
Baltimore Correspondent" BON Conn
obeno gibt fol9enoe ginselnbeitcn iiber
bas Grl6ieBen zines jun9cnMannes aus
Gi0mono
vSn Der @egeno Der Irlin9torts uno
Gomonlon=Npenue berriNtc gelternMors
gen Qegen 7 ubr bctrd6tlide @rfregunA
inoem oalelbt Elm Yiltoleni@ub ob9efeu'
ert lpuroe uno li6 bells oarouf Die Na6.
ribt perbreitcte, ooB li6 auf Dem 8au-
ptabe, auf ipeIdem Der gSi9pam oes
Clubs Der 10. @orc lte0t, ein jun9er
Mtann erl6oIieh babe. pollallt 3lm=
hermann elite iofort nab Dem Ylabe,
uno balo barauf mar balelbit cine Men-
&C W}eni9en periammelt, Die oen Wd6-
ter Sobn O'NeiQ uno neben inn i'm
Migpom bic 2ei6e oes ctrpa Is la6ri
gen Solep6 S0arot, zines 2e6rlings oes
Bdders Gmil S@ulb BON Nr. 3Sl,
Trauflintr., ontrafen. Serr O'NeiQ
ersdblte ben traurisen 9OrfaQ folgen=
Oern1oben SOarot DlelI, HaWoell CT
Den Gunoen bes 9rn. S6ulb I'M nprO=
ipeitli9en Staottheile 8roo ab9ellefert
hotte, an Dem Souplabe an nno begab
Ii0 mad oem98i9wam, MO er mltO'9}elu
plauOerte uno einen ouf Der sur Geoner=
Sribiine fi6renOcn Sreppe liesenoen
Geoolper er9riif. ST beli6tigte'oenlel=
ben, als li0 Elm 2auf entluO uno Die SUI
Qel inn our6 Die linfe Vrult orang.
0'NeiQ ipran9 ber5u, lab aber ben iuns
gen Damn leblo5 am BpOen lie9en.
Ser 2ei6enbeldauer 9r. O9Ie ertldrte>
no0oem ibm O'g}ciQ Die %uorfebenoen
3batio6en mit9etbeilt bate, ooBS6arot
iid usufdlis eri6OB." Sic &eidc oes nn=
gliidliAen SIn9linss wuroc na6 Dem
noroweltli0cn Statlonsbaule sebra9t,
unb Die in &i6mono woDnenoen Gltern
beilelbcn BON oemSOoc8iale telesropbll6
bena0rigt. Seute miro Die Sel4e na3
Jti0mpnD gelanot IN roen.
, 1876-10-09
(Sn hpr Gin6pr(phre Gnth

- (Sn Ser &inoerlebre.) &at6c6i-
Iirenoer Sifar ~W}i@el, ME piele gu
tramente baben mir ?"
Nfl9el (lnerl3roden) ~GlfDun.
9itar: n@ort 9u @6lingel.."
Ntidel (Weinerli6); oSoi belt mors
ga ban / ba S6nappstolba raus ges
iAmilla uno ba lAreit mel Nater 9u
tauleno Saframent uno mel Mtutter
9u bunoert Saftament; m09t bod
5'lamme elf6unoert !"
- SEER; parum weinIi gu benn mein
&ino?
&ino; 8eil Der @ater 3 Ntutter
i6lo9t!
SEER: Nun, lei gut, mein Sinh, lte
li6 i6On wieoer p%eri6bnen!
Sinh: M6 nein,-morgen-l4la9t 8
Mutter - pieoer - Den 9ater - Damn
lpein' | wieb,r.
- Sdmiibt: n@ott Ser @erehte SinO
Die Stcucrn 9roB. Die mir sablen miilien.
!0aben 0enn Die StaotoGter gar fem @in-
ieben.
Seis: @ie beiBt Ginieben bel i9uen.
@inlafen periteben lie uuo nit baben oas
glaAis1en,"
, 1876-10-09

GciAulOjaun9 6e8 luidcuttjder @etrua8
nno Weineto8 bat man rcpubliflnis
id)erieits Ben &f aeaen IilOcn bcaon>
nen.-bi8 sur 8eiduloiauna oeS offenba<
ren DiebitublS eescn Supes Fat iian ibn
0er1pfrati hcrici'8 bereit8 fortgeIett. lla
oieIc SIT itberrumpeln. miro ba8 J(dd)ite
iein, oaB Die nNe.sD. Ttme5" benz 9crrn
Ttlrrn minoeiteuS Sauseinbrud oocr
StraBenraub 5ur9nif lcgt nnO Damn blcibt
Der n@biaacosGtmcS" Niht8 iibtig, ais
9aDe8 gum Wl6rOcr su MAIDEN
Cine oroBe @6IaugenjagS feltcn
fiir5Ii6 5rpei jun9e Mdo6en in Senrp-
County, DO, an. Gines Nbenos be-
merften sic Trau Or. Wo1 uno fire
So6ter Celia, ME einc groBe &lapper=
l9Ian9e uuter einen in Der Ndbe i9res
0ouIPs ite6enocn 8oumtuu,pf l0liipjte.
4m anoern Mtorgen lcQte ii6 2elia nit
elmer jiin9eren S6weiter, 8eioe nit
tli0ti9cn priigeln bcpoffnet, auf bic
Sauer. So nie es lpdrmer wuroe, fam
bic S9lan9e gum 8orl6ein, Die iie o0ue
@erSus t6oteten. Yolo fol9te cine 5uei=
tie, brittle II. !. I. Sen co~ura9irten Mdos
6en 9elong g. lie idmmtlid gu tDOten,
obne OaB cine cin5i9e cnti6lilpTtt, un0 10
wolen lie i'm 2aufe oes Morsens So
S6lon9en ab9etbon baben. 9tls SAlan=
9ent0oter iibertreIien lie ben 0erfules
,uu to piece5", lpenn nln1lih Die Sc.
l0I@te mabr 1T.
Die Au8rGu1erun 6es 6 Fl
II eenpiertel8. Die Wreuel, Die
ludbreno 0icicr Broceour gu Sage treteu,
iibcri1ei9en alien @lauben uuo rte Sage
tritt oil unS bcrou, Oh Der Staat .3ultau~
De beiteben laiien fam, Die niht alien je<
GipiliIation 5obn iprcd)cn. lon9er aud
2eben uno @eiunobeit Der aan3en Gco0l-
tcrup9 beotoben. Dian rid)tet ineQua>
rantdoe Elm ac9en jcoen aniteGu sltoib
uno luenu e8 lid beran8teQt. oaB 0a5
@bjnci cnoicrtel eileGrutl'atte ponStranf>
hciten a(er 2rt 1T, 10 bat oct @taot Elm
9fs9t, o%alieIbe ,uSui4lieBcn. Wflt Dem
Iu5rdudlern 1T e8 bier niflt aetban; Die
Beitb0ble mnB nieoer e~rilien, BE enQcn
4ucD8 miilien aeidlulien unO Der irilden
2uft mug s3usang aeidaffca weroen.
Die Scu0lferuna %unierer Stact lit III 0icz
lem Us inter- furdtbae o%ccinlirt iuoroen in
5o(le oes 0inelihen BeltuicrtcI5 III ut1=
ierer Mtitte. Nuem Die Glottern iiuo
nodb nidlt Ger t0otliblte Der Gniedung5>
itoffe, Die BON BOT iiber uuicr Staot itr0-
men: Eqpbus, 2lu8lat uno &ranfbettsu
aller 2Irt werotn ooyt aus9ebrlitet. Oa8
mas ictt id)on beim Nnfans ser Inter.
iu9un9 ocS Sealt6 Officers uorlicst, lit
10 iiber ale 8eihreibuus entleetiA, oa6
Die Eflldt er5clbferbaltung Die lddrf
lten WfabreselH p~erlan9t
(Gal. St8;t9.)
, 1876-10-09

SER Gmil Saoen bat BEL Der
Gr0Hnung Der beuti6en 9orlte(ungcn
in &obin1on5 O,ernbaule, Cincinnati,
inen l0mun9oollen Yrolog pom Stapcl
9elaIIen, Der in Der u6reien 4teIie" ais
n9eoi6tet bon emil Baden" abgeoruft
rpuroe. 8eIagtcr Yrolo9 itammt ober
pon S@iIer fer uno Uur0e Iomit 9err
Baden in flagranti" ols Ylo9iarius err
tappt. 9os zinc. Tolfs6latt" fiiDrt
i'm folgenoermuBen n6:
Sen Selu9ern Scr Sreita9sporitel=
flung in G~Obinion's Opernbaule uno ben
2elern oes vYolfsblAtt" pon seItern fam
Die Scmcrfun8 nlGt ~entgan9en lsin, oob
Elm %9ewiler 0crr 5teo S0iler Elm Ylo=
9iat Dem 4oeten emil Suoen, Gao, be-
9an9en baben muB. 9ie san5 mcrf=
piiroi9e 4c6nli0teit. ia Die 9sraoesu
w0rtllAe Nol6rlft Oes oYrolo9s" Don
gmil Sa0en, Gsq., nit Serrn 0ofrat6
5hilers @eoi9t an 9errn @eDumrotb
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