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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-07
THE ELECTIONS

Returns from yesterdays elections are
mesgre and decidedly unsatisfactory as
TO details, but enough ls known to rem
der il certain that the Democrats have
achieved q glorious victory IN Pennsyl-
wanna, electing their entire State ticket
by handsome majority The little
known from New York indicates = Dem
ocrstic majority of probably $4,000 or
more. In New Jersey Little Mac
against whom the Republicans
made a strong fgnt is elected to
the Governorship by majority OF
from 5000 to 10000. Wisconsin is still in
doubt. with probability that the State
has gone Republican by small majority.
The Democracy certainly have reason
to congratulate themselves on the result.
TILDEN's prediction that the American
people would not condone the electoral
fraud, has certainly been verified.
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Those who have watched the course OF
The two planets Saturn and Mars for the
pss; few months must have noticed their
t'rstic courses. There have been three
son,lnc.ons of these planets within the
P'e;en. yesr, which is uncommon, the
sat occurrence of the kind being in
1913, snd the next will not be until
1916 Tne first conjunction in this yesr
Sa' IN July and the last on last Sstur-
CAV night. The time of conjunction is
Wien the two planets snd the pole OF the
-esyens are in the same straight line,
'ae planets being Immediately north and
'ouIh OF esCh other.
The progress OF Saturn was steady in a
'a'ty years course from west to east
around the sun, and so was thst of Mars
1as. las. July, when the latter planet be-
Ssn 70 decrease its velocity, and then
'"PPsd' For time 1t remained sppsr.
emily stationary and then commenced 8
'e'ogrsde motion and moved westward
'''e'sI degrees. A second rest was
.AAsh, and once more the original course
"oIn vest to east was resumed, with in.
creased velocity. The Two planets are
"o" moving in the same direction, from
'e'' TO east, both being due South lit.
tie earlier each night, but in the race the
'"1' Mars will far outstrlp its slow COM
petitor.
Inc seemingly erratic motions OF the
PAnet' are in fact perfectly regular, the
apparent. .wanderings of Mars being due
- 'ne positions OF the orbits of the earth
'fs snd Saturn toward each other snc
" the Sun. Those who have missed tn,
opportunity of witnessing these coniunc
,'oa' will have to wait to see them unit
''''-whiCh comes before the next Cen
tsnalal.
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, November 6.-The re-
turns from the Wisconsin election are to
be compared with the election one year
ago, when Hayes had 5000 plurality
over Tilden and 1900 majority over
TiIden and Cooper.
MILWAUKEE, November 6.-The
Chairman of the Democratic State Cen
tral Committee expresses his opinion thst
il will take the official canvass to decide
the result on the State ticket One hun
dred and sixty three towns and precincts
give Smith, Republican, 1900 majority.
a net Republican gain of 400.
MILWAUKEE, November Sixty.
six towns and wards give Smith, Re.
publican, tor Governor, 363 majority. q
Republican gain of 900. Milwaukee
city, except five precincts, give SIS ms
jority for Smith, Republican. Ninety
eight towns and wards give Smith 600
majority; Republican gain 700.
MILWAUKEE, November 6.-TWo hun
dred and ten towns give Smith, Repub-
licsn, 1000 plurality over MsIloy, Dem
scrat- A net Republican gain of 900.
The Republicans claim the election OF
Smith by from 800 to 500 majority, but
the Democrats claim they have elected
st esst part of their State ticket.
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novemert of Arapahoe Indians.

CHEYENNE, Wy, November 6.-News
from Hot Greek, Wy, the 9th says: The
Arapahoe Indians who left the Red
Cloud agency Thursday last in charge OF
Lieutenant Lemby OF the third cavalry,
arrived here to-day, en- route TO TT. Cas-
per, Wyoming Territory, in the vicinity
Of which place they will spend the win
ter. The party consists of go lodges of
Arspshoes and 10 lodges OF Sioux, in all
about 200 people. They profess to be
we'll satisfied with their removal from
Red Cloud, and appear to be anxious to
reach their new hunting grounds. All
are we'll and warmly clad. The band
have over Thousand head OF ponies
The majority OF the bucks have arms
but complain of want of ANN unition
Tney expect to reach Fettermsn by the
10th, and Carper by the end OF the
| month
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IIOI ~.


The Speaker being absent tue House
was called 70 order by Mr.. SAyler.
After the reading OF .he journal Mr..
Frye called attention 10 the iac. that, Ac-
corting TO the journal, alter the morn
ing hour yesterday the Speaker had an
nounced that the regular order Of busI
ness was the oDsiderstIon Of the bill 70
authorize the coinage "i dollar OF Az.
grams Of standard silver, and tor other
purposes, which hsd been oiered the pre-
cedlng Monday. Further on the journsl
stated that the DILL which was passed VA
entitled, "A bal authorizing the coinage
OF standard SILVER dollars and 70 restore
their legal tender character II the
journal was correct the gentleman from
Missouri Mr. Bland had msniiestly no
right ~ obtain and hold the floor on one
bin aud then Introduce another one. he
asked the gentleman from Missouri
whether the bill which passed yesterday
was the same bill upon which be neid
the foor. and If not where hs had got
anv authority Whatever Tor obtaining the
floor and Offering 3 different bill
Mr BisnI replied that II the gentle
man from Maine Fryel knew that
tbev we're different bills he should
state it, and If they we're not, he Bland .
could 70, imagine what the gentleman
was driving st Bills might hsye differ
ent t.lles but stIll bs the same bill. The
bill nsd been read snd the gentleman
had voted sgains. u. he Bland was
not there for the purPose being cate-
chlsed by the gentleman or any one else,
ana % ne Frye Sn roL satisfied with
that ne could obpsiD bB IniOrmalIon m
such o.ne- manner As be saw proper.
Mr. Frye-I asked the gentleman tor
information, and have reason 10 believe
that the Journal ls correct.
The Speaker-Hss the gentleman from
Maine any suggestion N make!
Mr.. Frye-No; Tor / believe the jour
nal 70 be correct, and the gentleman u
Be en- n.irs,y wrong in his method Of man
aging. ,.-
an wrong, but l think | am right, and
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IT is said that the advocates OF the ex-
trs session assert that the Legislature caH
enact a law which will require the re-
ceiver of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road to obey wrlts Of attachment against
him for wages due the employees OF the
railroad to suswcr and TO pay over the
amount due the creditor. We presume
that the reason why the receiver
does not do this now Is that
he is an officer OF the l nited
States Court, and his authority, the
United States, being superior TO the
State, he cannot be controlled by the
latter. This being the case will the Leg
lslature presume to enact laws compel
ling the United States officers to obey
an interior power to that from whence
they derive their authority? That can t
be done without the militia of West Vir-
ginis is stronger than the United States
army Huntington Advertiser.
So far as the relative strength Of the
State militia and the regular srmy is
concerned, we suppose neither amounts
to enough to create any uneasinesg. But
We would like 10 know where the United
States Court gets the power to take from
State the control of corporation
which holds its franchises under grant
from the State. That superior power"
of the general government would hardly
find an application in such case.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, November 6.-The only
State officer - be elected is the Comp
troller of the Treasury and ihe vote Is,
Heating, Democrat, Is, S,697; Porter, Re-
publican, 6,398. The Democrats elect
the entire delegation 10 the Legislature.
The Republicans had no legislative ti'k-
ct. The only opposition to the Demo
Gratis were the nominees Of the Working
mems party, whose vote vas less thsn
that given for DR.. Porter, Republican
Baltimore county is reported Democratic
by 1900 msjority.
topeka, KAs., November 6.-The en-
tire Republican ticket is elected IN TINS
county by q majority Of 1000.
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Gg0RGE K rHoMPsoE, Esq, 8 young
.swyer Of this city, has returned from
Washington, aud, we are sorry to learn,
vas disappointed IN his efforts to be sp-
pointed consul to Rotterdam. Mr.
Thompson has probably learned that he
VS. on the wrong side of the war to re-
cyIye tayors from the present administra-
ion. tie went down prepared with en-
dor.ements from BRIsTow and all those
other old Union fellows, but when he
gotthere be found that they didn't run
this administration. WADE HAMPTON
nthe boss manipulation, and for the bene-
st Of those who are seeking appoint
nenY under HAYES we advise them to
90 to Washington armed and equipped
With 8 good Con ederste record and then
your case will be heard. Don't we rebels
sTim7
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ILLINOIS,

CHICAGO, November 6.-The eI.
changes and banks are closed 10 day, ss
we'll As many private houses on account
of the election. The vote has, up TO this
time, been light IN the city, where, on
account of the numerous tickets in the
field. there ia much scratching. The vote
in the county Is for county officers and
for the halt million appropriation 70
carry on the court house. In the State
in general the only measure before the
people is the proposition 70 appropriate
$4,000 70 complete the new State
House, the original appropriation %!
three and one-half million dollar being
about exhausted.
CHICAGo. November 6.-In" vote in
this county has been light and the cay
has passed uneventfuliy. Up 70 II oc.ock
tonight returns from the city give Nc
Cres. Republican candidate for county
treasurer, 6,240; Lynch, Democrat, 5.895.
Lhese figures are from IS out Of lib pre-
cincts, and indicate 3 very close vote IN
the city, with the probabilities IN favor
OF the Democrats. but ss the towns out
SIDE VIII give some l,OVO hePuO.'SaH
majority It is confidently expected by
the Republicans that they will overcome
the city majority. The tickets are run
ming evenly with little scratching
CHICAGO, November II M-CP
TO this hour McCres mas ll,sl7, and
LYNCH lO,599, in So out OF lld precincts
in this city, With some usually heavy
Democratic precincts TO near from. The
probability is tEst the fnsl re'ui! Will
not be tiierent to that already stated.
The workingmen carried one or t" o
whole wards and are showing uP well IN
the latter returns. II looks a. though
they may have polled 5000 in this city
In the State, s. well as n the city me
S.ate appropriation Is badly beaten. In
the county there is 8 good msJority
against the court house appropriation.
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VIRGINIA.

ALEXANDRIA, November O.-Ihis
CITY and county give Mustsch and Hun
ter, Democrats, for the legislature,
$50 majority over the Republican and
Workingmen's tickets combined. There
WAS no opposition to th" State Conservs-
tive ticket.
RICHMOND, VA. November 6.-The
election in this city to-day passed of re-
msrkably quiet. About 100 votes were
polled out OF over 1900. There was no
opposition 20 the Conservative ticket, for
State officers, anywhere. The returns
from various parts OF the States show q
similar apathy. 1t islmpossibIe tonight
to give anything like the complexion OF
the Legislature on the State debt ques-
lion.
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Mas. SECRETARY MCCRARY, when
uked if she intended to use Mrs. BEL
MAPS carriage, replied emphaticslly
"No, you don't find any OF that se''tdHg-
gsry about Vi" and the ignorant newsPa-
pers are wanting to know what the
word means. The Philadelphia Times
Iagg.ss that it is favorito word out
Wes. where the Madame Secretary came
tom. The meaning is very simple and
well understood by the best educated
minds. It's Des. Eastern equivalent Is
",hrususigan, although the less comPl-
cstei word "hornswogghng" trans ates 1t.
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MINNESOTA.

CHICAGO, November 6-The Inter.
Oceans st. Paul special says Pllisbury,
Republican, for Governor, has gained IN
this city over Banning, Democrat, and
the indications are that small! vote has
been cast througho the State with the
usual Republican majority.
CHICAGO, November II A. M.-The
Inter Ocean St. Paul returns, at mid
night, indicate Republican gain IN the
State. Plllsburys majority is estimated
at from 10000 to $1,000. The Legisla'
ture will be At least two-thirds Republi-
can.
An Omaha special 10 the Tribune says
that nothing whatever is obtainaDle con-
cerning the Nebraska election.
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kANS rs.

ATCH1NsoN, November 6.-The Re
publicans carry the city by an average
majority OF about 800. Horton, for
Chief Justice, has q majority of $40, and
Humphrey, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
2lO. Click, Democrat. is elected as Com
missioner in the First district by small
msjorlty. The returns from the county
thus far received indicate that the Repu'
'blican majority will DO largely increased
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Wa.hingtOn Items.

WASHINGTON, November 6.-The
President has recognized SoreR Jorgen-
sen Vice-Consu OF Denmark, in
Nebraska.
The Cabinet to-day devoted consider
able attention to the subjects regarded as
important to embody in the forthcoming
message of the President to Congress.
John q. Smith, nominated as the Con-
sui General at Montreal, is the late Com
missioner of Indian Affairs.
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MISSISSIPPI.

MEMPHIs, November Specials TO
the Appeal and Avalanche from various
points in the northern part OF MissIssip-
ri, state that the election passed OF quiet
", and generally light vote was PoLied'
with one exception, Marshall county
The Democratic ticket in Msrshsll coun-
ty is elected. The contest is very close,
with the odds in favor Of the lndePend'
eDtg,
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Ink PhiladeIphis Times corroborattS
,re statement OF the REGISTER that Sen.
,,.- BLAINEs health was in decline
,r,u which lie will probsbly lever re-
cover. The Times adds:
1T is An open secret that his health
IA. never been good since his sudden al
tack during the sitting of the Cincinnati
r.nvention. He has been warned that
AsIs in danger of return OF para ysls
It be shall not exercise the greatest
care"
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Tag President gave a practical Illus
,,,tion OF his zeal in the cause OF con-
.,i.,ing the sections by sending one son
,r.v 3 Aorsl tribute on Morton'S tomb,
r,aa he sent the other below Rich
mord to shoot birds with Gov. WlsE's
hOEs.
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TaH very large vote by which Mr.,
R,,xp's silver bill passed the House of
R.,,ssantstives is sufficient evidence OF
il. popularity with the people, and the
Ss,s.e ought to pass it without any hesi-
sion The prospect for an sbundsnt
c,,p 0. the dollars Of the dsddies" is
t-fynt
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NEW JERSEY .

NEWARK, y. j., November 6.-Scst-
teriug returns from the State ind'caIe
the election OF Mcclellan ard Demo
cratic majorities il both branches OF the
legislature. IT,
TREyToy, \. j., November o.-Ihs
S,ste il claimed for Mcclellan by from
5000 TO 10000 majority.
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CLEVELAND, November John
Brougham, who arrived here on Sunday
afternoon, to play weeks engagement
at the Opera House, lett for New York
this evening via the Erie railroad. very
sick. HIS illness Is so alarming that ne
nerved himself to undertake the journey,
saving taat he must die at home.
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.Fe.uD csat stand vigiIant eyes, and
3. -. slwsys under surveillance 1t will
,c,E AWAY" exclaims Pennsylvania
20, ~, the eve OF the election. And
'b,t explains tue Presidents course IN
,4,,rg about over the country.
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NashiugtoB Races.

WAsHIsGToS, November 5.-Ths run
ming meeting on Bennings course e.ossd
" day. The first race was mile hsAD.
In The fret heat, Vermont came IN fret !,
-. James second. Washington Booth
third. Time 80! Second heAt-Si.
James hrst VermoDl second, Booth third.
7 me 1914. Third heat-St. James hrit,
Vermont second. Time 1891
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R,nouet 10 general Grant.

PARIS, November 6.-At banquet
given to night to ex.Presldent Grant by
the residents here, about $50 covers were
laid. Among the guests were the Mar
ouis de Rochambeau and NJ. De Lsyfsy-
cite. United States Minister Noyes pre-
sided, and prefaced the tossts with 3
sDpech
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Executive Nominations.

WASHINGTON, November g. The
President sent the following nominations
to the Senate to-day: John Q smith,
of Ohio. for Consul General at Montreal;
d. n. Cooley, of Iowa, for Consul at
Spezia, Italy; A. NJ. Stern, tor Assistant
Treasurer OF the United States, at Gin
cinnati. OHIO.
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EmbezzIer Arrested,

HUDSON, n. Y, November 6.-George
f. Hayes, wanted for embezzling $1,000
belonging to the illinois Central Rail.
road Company of Chicago, was arrested
here yesterday. He had in his possession
nearly $4,000 of the stolen money. He
will be returned on requsltion.
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Rnsineas Enilure,

CISCINNATI, November 6.-kinney
Il Co, bankers in this city, suspended to-
dav. Lisbilities $l50000. Tue firm
claim to haye assets more than sufficient
to pay all debts, and expect to be able to
resnme.
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Race OF,

CLEVELAND, November 6.-Owing to
the uncertainty of the weather, the race
between Smuggler and Great Eastern
has been declared off.
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Voorhees, Appointed Morton's sue

TERRE HAUTE, November GA dele
gstion arrived here this afternoon bear
ing IA commission from Governor Will
Jams appointing Daniel w. VOORHEES, as
United States Senator to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death OF o, P. NJ orton.
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u,v ID w. VOORHEES, was on yester-
.Drointed by Gov. WILLIAMS to NIL
,,s vscsncy in the United States Senate
stoned by the death of Senator Nor
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TheIndiau Famine.

LONDON. November 6.-Owing to the
improved condition IN the famine dis
tricts in India, the Mansion House Re-
lief Fund has been closed. The sub
scriptions amount to 1928, 900.
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A STRICT Turk is obliged to wash his
head, face, neck, ears and feet al
each of the five daily calls to prayer
HENRY CLAY DEAN would not make q
good Mussulman.
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Tuoupsox ought'tO have crswled into
e,yys breeches pocket, then ne might
had some show for y consular sp-
n5ntment.
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SHREVEPORT. November 6.-The Re-
publicsns elected yesterday, the Mayor
and Administrators by 900 majority.
Great interest was manifested.
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Tax remoneteurzatiOn of silver like
.u,;Ie Of the heathen Chinee, is
Bl.nd.hke.
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Failure.

NEW YORK, November 6.-Solomon
Strauss X Co., dry goods jobbers, of No.
80 White street, have suspended. Liza
bllitles Sl4O.OOO; assets $4,000.
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Died.

PARIS, November 6.-Gustave Brion'
French painter, and Lefebre Durnhe'
Minister of Comners in 1852, are dead
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Affecting Acalster.


o,.. ,,>other to-dry ,citI be partly cloudy
..,b,a,t 10 southwest 'o'nds, ana
.,r temperature.
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y,vs. can't read mis- title clear, and
vbv he wants to conciliate.
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-. NEWMAN says that the late SEN
u,grov was not Christian.
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DIVoRcE legally ana quietly Obislned
for incompatibility, &c; residence
Unnecessary. Fee after decree, II yesrs'
sIperisnce. A. GOODRICH, AttorDsy-.I'
DaW, IA Dearborn g., Chicago, Ill.
AprneZrs
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~ Q u II
k1roe Lunch

Every morning at Blumenbe:gs Hestau
rant, No. 1854 Market street. ,.
nova II. BLUMESBERG.
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"Honor come pilgrim gray
To bless the turf which wraps your clay.
, 1877-06-30
SAM flag 80. SUM 1877.
@tott Nibmpno.

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3pbaunes @emcinbe, ste Strabe, @ottesbienf
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ger 2r9nsr, @citestienf II llbt @rrmittaea.
st. Marisn @smeinhe, Waslbaa @trasc,
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9IaY 9treet Gtabst. (Gds &Iay
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jsbsn Srnntas Na@mi'tas I'm, a ubr. R.
Napenbauien, pafur. Tbsnta fir nddlt:n
Scnntas: o@iett eS einen Isufsl."
, 1877-06-30

0ie2iebefiirb bass 6warae.
@ls geltern Morsen elm Megeriange,
9bil. SHERIDAN. Dor Dem YoIi3ei9eridi
itono, tuesen Stsblens eiuer YOrtion
glumen aus Dem Sotsl ct. Clair unb
-ouf 80 Snaen in Die Sail perurtbeilt
lpuroe, trat SRI. San 2cip ins @eri1t.
simmer uno bat Den &i1ter. DAP er an-
.ltott Ger 80 Gage Sail lieber inn einise
Slebc o~uf3dblcn IaHen IoQte. Sic Jag.
te, oaB lie i'm als einen fleinen9 traben,
junge, obne Nater uno Mutter. Dol, Der
StroBe aufseleicn uno uer1u9t babe, IGN
su einem niibli9sn 8iirser 81 srSieben.
(0tann lie1t Die Safe ldbt oas MouIsn
nidt)
sic iaotc fsrncr, bob lie Die @taot in
tin paarS lsen ~perlaIlen lpiiroe uno obne
pbilipp nidt gut gsben fbnne.
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liden Siiyior9c %perringerte Die Strafs
ouf 5 Sage Sail, une oas Srdnlein Dera
licb ben @e,i9tsloal nit crlei@tertcr,
S)ersen.
@arum fonnte bieie 10 "a rte Mutters
licbe, niht einem meibcu &nabcn 81 quite
fommen; ober 10 1T Die Welt; elmer
Iiebt Die &nben uno Der anoere Die Sum
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