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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
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1uE QUOTA or NEw-Y, Rk SLIGHTLY ETDUCrD ny
THE ACTION or HE BotrD or QrALHAiloN.
ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. . AT the meeting OF
the STATE BOARD uf Equ lzauOn to-day, all the memDerS
were lnesent except Mcssrs. glow, Flirchhd ana
: o,p AiVmtnts were heard behalf Of Ots"g".
klnrs Dntc.rs. ahd h'w-I ulS. Nr Gus mott ba "ef"
10 i-,uIirONc tt addition OF rZpoOpOOOo RECON-
IN pded bv tR state Assessor, - the vui ION OF ~
York, bui all failed, by the vote of state treasurer KOS
add 10 the votes O tnr three state Assessor flniiN
a motion To reduce the addition ~ S2pOoOoooo ln New
Yur,'s Va "a ION to N71,OOOOOO, and tLc ati ion 10
NJ, ~ 81 OOO 600 g. - OUDOpO Nds carried, Mcss.s
0.s 81 Fowler voting ~ tuc negative. ihc cncc' II
tnt uc. ~ NcW-IOrh'- quota Is Ia make the pro-
,.ortr ctaY n NsW-YUro Ciiy 4jl2 per cent, as
uynii . per C. nj Of the whole stat" Ak last year,
and 80 maAc me to he pad e23ioOO lSs tnth IOr
tAis year. The b. .ril tICn a Gpurucd size dc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06

MERIDEN, Conn, Oct. 5.-The Meriden Sill
yer Company have acceeded to the demand Of tAer
workinen for 1fy cents per day advance. TIE Manning
& Bowman sodorers on a strike. The Merden
britannia soldcrelr I25 in number, VIII quit work to-
morrow Their petitOn having been reused, aud The
soderere at the Wilcox SILVER Plate Company will do
same the Labor Union having advised such course.
Inr Union VIII hOiC geu.IdI nootinS OF ali Dritnnil
workers tO-iuOrruw eYeh1nt.
All the trades unions the United States have been
info med OF strike ana cooperative responses have
Ieeu recg Y,d TIE hive been cut down three
me- Tire lis time III Juv, and their demand is 10 have
the last reduction oil twcut, -nNe ceuts daf Restored
They are nov etTnug trOm - 10 50 % ucr dIt. SOe
hlty br tannia workers morning waited ON MI. VIII
liam T. Graham, editor OF The Mfriden Republic
clarg u him wi h WIlfuly msTeUrcscntiV AMI falsely
~ them. AIR. GRAHAM mach excited ant drew
vow tie cicf speaker an bci's qlicty dis3rned,
lll.l III iI 4 L.. III.
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4 CABINET FACTORY DESTROYED.
J. W. HAuBURGERs ESTABLISHMENT BUINED-l"sS
ESTIMATED At $4,000.

J. ". HAMBURGER's ESTABLISHMENT BUENED-l".9
ESTIMATED At $4,000
The furniture mandatory Of Joseph W.
U,n,bureeI large nvc-sory brick building occupying
Nos 90 o. 100 and l02 AttOn vst, caught fire at an
early bour this morning. aud burned 10 the ground
The flames were first discovered by people living IN the
tenement houses in the rear OF the building and seemed
IN have originated in the third story OF
No lO2 over the ain Office. An alarm was sounded ~
11j A. m aud soon after two additional alarms were
sent out The flames spread with great rapidity ana
soon filed the Immense building from top To bottom
Dense volumes OF smoke burst from tue 'front.' windows
and drove back tho fremen who sought to throw
water INTO The interior OF the burning building
One q, the ladders on which some OF the fire.
men were climbing to the third story, took fire.
and the men barely escaped from instant death by fall
ing Two of Ia, flremen badly burned about thr
face and n8nds
the attempt 10 scale the frnnt Of the burning build
ING was aban oncl, and frrmrn climbed 10
q 10, OF tn ueigIborng houses with Their
hose The street in front OF the factory
became 80 o. thai it impossible to stand on IT, ana
many houses ON the opposite side OF the sheet Deg
To Like fire The laeer-bcer saloon Of Godfied d uher-
manu- at NJ. 81 AttOraey-st, seriously Threatened
aud Large cigar factory OF tredelcA DC bdfy oo
al No. IO4 va, in ersat danger.
In the rear Of tie rnue building were high tenement
bouses. the occupants Of which rushed about
t,r streets Will with fright. Many began to
,cuove their furniture aud Other household
cArts ATT ~ the dr,men had "a ned control OF the
fire and al danger Of 4 spread OF the hmcs had ceased
The buildiny Is own a by Martin Grossman' aud Is
rated %, him as worth $4,000; IL i, insured iorSl3o J.
Tie Stock and machinery OF j. W. Hamburger is Na'ueu
al $50 900: insured for $4,000.
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things in the memorial presented, FIRST regarding the
change Of the OF the church, secondly. the Con-
sttutona commission, which he said was the most D-
portant porti, Of tie paper deputy from Wisconsin
pleaded eloqucny that the memorial should be referred
TO a committee. The resolution finally referred.
resolution from Mr. Welcn Of Pennsylvania, asking
for provision 10 secure individual work. the formation OF
aiut bic classes, the formation OF ssterhoOds anu
hutherhOOfs and the establishment OF more varied ser
vices was made the order OF the day ior TUESDAY noin
IN
The Committee on Constitutional Amendments re-
bishops OF Texas, California and Northern Texas, a.
recommended the House 10 ratfy tue amendh cht pio
ydng for the relief Of 5shoprics when are roo large
The Rev Dr. Adams, Of WISCONSIN, argued me lues-
ton Of tic adoption Of the anchdment ana oppo''" ITO
ado ton.
At the afternoon session the convention continued the
discussion OF the proposed amendmeai To- the consu
On. authorizing the setting of ana DIVISION oi area"y
rne Rev Mr. Hi Of Tennessee opened in the negative,
and DR.. Hill BOrgwin OF ittssbuIg, followed on tne
same side Tie Rev. DR.. Thompson VI LOUISIANA, salu
there tendency religious booies To leglsate of
emergencies. H. thought tnat attemp was now De
ing made 10 eg slate Tor an emergency ana the heV'
ID. Crack Of Kentucky, ana th' ltey. Dri1ton VI W."
for nurnm had arrived before the last speaker mad
THE BOARD OF MISSIONS.
In the evening the Board OF Missions nel1 s meeting
in st. Pauls Church. The H. Rev. Samuel Alien NC
KIoSky presided
un the indie beness Of the board, reported mat aD nt
p23 900 still wanted, but tuat the whole sum could
parishes given proper assistance.
The report OF the Committee on Domestic MISSIONS "p
read and proved very satisfactory. Tie receipt Ia eN
cess OF those of the ear previous $22845 75 The
committee rccOmmt nded that some CERTAIN UNIFORM
method of collecting supplies be adopted cniral
council for direct distribution OF tue fund collected
was suggested and env loye appliance" FOR Use Ia he
various ChuTchts Was recommended Accompanying
tDe report were the + lowing reso utlons;
RsoIre organized general charities OF this church
they nay always be IN condition 10 meet promptly
and fllv ncreas ng and increasingly urgent demands
upon them, call for well cOustrnce and c1m1reLensiye
which shall IN earnest attempt az
carry opportunity and wing eKb0rttl0n 10 ne al Old
whom Laid respOn,iOi ~ n tbese interests
ofred ti. board take this whole subject into such
consider itiOn lis judImrn may seem 10 demand aud
that pccuy hud earnestly rques Ihe general cOhFe
VEN o IA A.
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RELIGIOUS CONFERENCES.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
PROPOSED CHANGE ~ TIE CONSTITUTION OF THE
CuIKCH-

CHURCH.
Bo,TON, Oct. 5.-At the Protestant Epis-
al General Convention to-day, the pr, sident an
nounced several following changes in the oOmmiters
The Rev. Dr. DekOVe OF Wisconsin, offered the follow
ing resolution, ia beha of the Diocese OF Wisconsin
ssird hat The House OF Bishops concurring. oonstitu
oha commission he appointed, cOusstl Of bishops
pTrD ter nd seven laymn. der the queIn
a in aud a.,o Other ducns
should De ale he legal tile col The Oh rcl
O. chnrch bed ~ the
century IT'S growth upon which IL about 10
asked circulate
port month before tue meeting Of tie
vvniloD.
Dr. DcKovcn moved O. have this resolution referred
tue Commit ON Amendments 10 tha Constitution.
The reading OF the memorial ami resolution from
Wisconsin docrse called for and the house voted
TO have them read which the secretary proceeded to do
A mot On to lay Oh tie table was put aud lost.
D. u. knyen. " Migcnn.ln. and that thrrc two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
ppOMINENT ARRIXAI2.

rim Ai7pus Hote'-ConCressma Frank liiscnck,
of sAracu q General homas W. Sherm1n; ~ A. lnr
De Faranks Vermont Smith VI. Weed o. PlhtsDWRi'
y " II. waldo, ~ PORT Henry y -; ~
NH 1lIs H0f-Ex Governor william B. Washbnrn OF VI -
eachusetfs the Rev. Dr. ". q Caitel Pr zen, o Ia
College Windsor H0teL-AlDrr Keep Pr .lot oI
The Cnicae, and Northwestern Ra lway Company NJ Athur
Chefev " 30 ......G ts'v fJHe-O neral Ihl. ~.
Van Purn nitei Sates Consul General for lapan ptain
Winm X Mayo a. \ NJ and Professor John Forsyth OF
West point. s.. JqDeA V0e-Magor VIII si y STOKE ey
and the Hon Men chae. 0f Pnlla ielpia GIp
HOfel-P Ply Inspector Augusius Gliman ah1 ih'a' II
= ErcTcu H0use-JOhn Ia Cargo. -
J,rs J0fsI-Joagun Miller BrerOcu Hcte-iieOigt Iei-
body Wemole Urteutt Hous-C1loDel Johh " Bar
low l.. x. A.....ffOi Brun5Uct-Captan William WATSON,
VI the steamship Algeria
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AMERICAN BOARD OF MISSIONS.

PROVIDENCE II. l., Oct. 5.-The closing ex-
ercises aud farewell meeting OF the American Board o.
Missions held this afternoon with large attend
ance The Rev. Jeremiah Porter offered prayer. reso
luton Of tbanks to the eOple and churches Of Prov
drnce for their hospitality adopted Remarks we're
III de by Vce-PIe,idcnt Dodge. tnr Rev. Dr. Alden,
President HOPKINS aud others The Rev. j O. VO~r, oil
Providence delivered the farewell address Prayers
le recommends. churches next Sunday for misslOn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
"My dear bow said mother 10

.
as he handou round ds plato for turkey this
the 'Ourth you've been helped" know mother"
"Madam. don't you know that your baby
will each l. death cold theref' "NO, cir" sac
prOmpiiy responded. Wei, It's such caelessness as
that which Nils our cemetery with little graves he
tuued ~ nile all The old tools continue 10 i've"
replied.
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AN INCREASED FLOW OF cRoroy.

The very heavy ranIaII OF IhuISday might
between Dree and four inches IN Putnam Couutycau ed
such Use ia tie lakes the citys supply
Is drawn postpone for some time the danger OF
great scarcity. Commissioner Campbell deems 10 the
pat OF wisdom however economic closely pos
sbe The gTcat Likes and reservoirs are sti drawn of
10 low DEL tn General ckney resolution. which
Adopted 10y The Aldermen yesterday, suspeuds the ord
nance against te OF other h IA Groom water the
streets permits the Sprnkles l., draw Their supply
from rivers T.e will he niled from the
until all danger OF scarcity IL past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06

TIE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE advertises: "a
Pare o. Blu, Eyes IOr ten uts' la Cllct-O on can
get back ud bue eyes Tor much less money Ga IA that
(CucagO Evening Post.
We can do better tuan thai. Here in New-YO"k You
can get 4 par OF black blue ones, o. bpth for
nolni = don't believe H. just cone On an make
a at one O our Broadway pOiicemen-lN. Y. Com
meTCdl AdYel llscf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
DR., RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly asteess elegantly coated for the Of all dis
the stomach liver, bowels Edney, blaid
a. eases constipation. Indigestion, dysp-psl
bi0usness, bilious lever infammat OF the bowels,
piles and III rrdg Of the ntcr al yiscer Warranted
10 effect positive cure. Price % cents per box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT DUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
81, noon co. 90 m. 61' Mdnrht,45'
IIich,st DUNE the day. Gl' inwr-f. AZ
Average. 55is same day. 1875 OOs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06

EVERYTHING IN HOMEOPATHY at HUM
II PIttN- gll .OIst and so Br 1iwdy, just above
l,tl-sL SPECIFIC Manual scat Ire, Oh applctt OF.
AIR. Beatty, Washington, Nj. Pianos & ORGANS
Va -bestnny oo@ l2sonolg u-t, irino' rlS0cosls661
NEW YORK TUMOR DlSPENSARY,
4 / / East Thi.tietl ctrIer Four nave
Omen dai lrom d. IN. 10 II Ia. sundays executed.
CTRiCTURE. Impotence, ana DI>ci>es of the
- OenrrAuye organs radically and spcsly cured one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06

HOLMAN'S PAD is the best liver, s-Omach
and spleen docoor world Try Price ~ %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06

WHEN ATTACKED
marri uIes sipud the snres and most
agree able anti.otc. MILK or MACNE-IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06

Ladies' VITO value health should procu
PILES Clean sweet q. *. sOtP iOr $40 laundry and bath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
announcement

LUNDBOgG's PERFUMES, JOCKEY CLUB, has
the fragrance OF ricn bouquet OF flowers. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06

mary AMI Womb Diseases. Gravel Dabete- D. OpsY, stop
pag Water Iuoiut nee Of Uune Brglts Disrd-e IL
buiuuua 81 where tutls are ri K i,t de Os
rc water s tjck cou ~ mNei VIII 81 sta crs Ike
tbr white OF an egg threats ike white Sill, or there
uuTbl darg. ml ms appearance and r bon IN hepbs-
IT, AID there is prIcSing burl seust i0l IN
water pain the nal OF the back ID AoIg tho
Lnns NJ mn PRICIt on. DDLLAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06

Don't trhe with sore throat or a bad
cough cots. when remedy sre pfomr, aad TIA rough
a. DR. JAMES ENPeCTogANr "a b. readily obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
Liver Complaint, &c
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,

Not orl io the Slr.apanian liesoyent excel t remedial
agents ChrOli, ScrfnO ~ co sttuuOLt, All
sEip Diseas s. but II tn OILY pls I've cute Tor
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-04-15

Der Cine fir6tet ii9 BEL Soee Dor rihts,
oes yahts Dor allen. Gin 3sueitsr 1T
mutbis anf benz 2anbe, auf benz @aIier
feiee. Gin Sritter blidt In ber Gbldd)t
benz Teinoe unerlhroden ins 9tuge, aber
er fliebt pDr ber 3unse ieines Wei6es. 9ie
8eflible eeben bic nianui8faftielien WfiSd<
uneen nit einan0er ein. Sm @ram Dtr-
binoen iid 5raner iibtr bic 8ergangenbtit,
gegenip6rti8es gHeh uno 5prge I'm Die s3us
filnft. Melher MioerIprMh i'm @euniith
Der gltern, lDenii In 0emIelben Sau8, an
.oemielben Sage elm 6iio eeboren tnir0 uno
urlo Elm anberes itirbt! Cine neu entbedte
9Sabrheit geip1brt nns ben beleliaenolten
SSernblid in big bahirt nod unerfDrIdte
@ebiete oes @eiites, aber lie eriiillt ans au9
nit Bebmuib, neil es nun gilt, uns BON
rnan6er alten, ldnJit Iieb 0e,por6eneu @es
mobnbeit ju trennen. Saint Elm @lanbe
neu, tpiro oft 2isb' uno SRn tuie Elm bDies
unfraut onsgerauft." Sie uns beipegens
ben gmpfinhunsen redieLn unallseeiebt; /;
tuum ie finoet .oas @emiitb poHe Rubp.
5ebr Ib0n bei6t es i'm Sohenlieoe sd
i6lafe, aber mein Sers tuaht.~ Mud ibre
8eIhifte ba6en Die 8efI9le, iie ftehen inl
tnnlgiten 3ulammenhanae NIT allen Seg-
nuneen Der Rnltilr, oeren Die WenI6belt
auf ibrem gntipidelunasgange tbeiibaftia
geiuoroen. Die dItbetiihen ultb IittliAen
Gmpfinouneer Iin6 leoisllth ett Griperb
Der 8ilbune. Sn Der ytetur beses.
nen mir 3lpar Der 9iebs Der @Etern 81 ben
Suneen. aber feinesipeos Der entipre1ens
ben 8eoenliebs. Gs eibt nod INNER
Stimms, spelhe bic arbeitsuuidbigen Mls
ten DEMONSTRATION in bic 8iloniB; lIn0 BEL
nns lit yalt" Elm Goiemort. Bel ben @ris.
den uno G0mern mar 2iehe unD Jrealn0s
i6aft meIentlidl anoers eenrtst ais bent ju
Gage. Stets lit bas Wei6 bonn Wtanne
be9e6rt lporoen. Mber bic ntanniafddlften
Wanolun0sn baben Die &sise erIat0en,
oensn IS ieine Serrl9oft iiber oas ftarfe
8elhleht oerodnft. Was bic 8ersanf
aen6eit geoa6t, leht In Shriftsn unb
Werten fort oft biz In Die fernife 3u=
funft; ipie lie supiunoen,. ldBt lih bd-
9eaen meiit nidot einmal errat6eu. Gs lit
eine hnnige Spmbolit Der Hatiir, oab Der
S9doeI, bic 94pbnItitte oss 8,oantens,
oen ssrii6renoen @lnIluB Der Seit Sahr-
bunoerte binour9 uno hdufig nod ptsl
ldnaer trobt. tpdbreno bic 8sitanbt6eiIs oes
Serseus sleid uadh Dem Sooe in Den emf
gen Rretslaut aaes gutltsbens uno Gers
oebsns suriidtehrsn.
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Aus 0er Derbred)ertuelt.
e4nappbdbue.

9rei fleine Dernegene Q0n0itreiher Iiben
auf Der AntIa9ebant. 5le sdbIen suIam~
men faum 0reiBie Sabre; mas aber ibre 8e,
lIhidlibfeit, SnIanheit uno Diebesbebsn.
oiateit betriift, 10 rehtfertigen fie bas gpis
t6eton .Gd,nappbdbn.". PpeIdles Bic Sc.
ridtsiprahe fol6en Sunaen, Die altf @eles
genbeitsoitbltGhIe ortiIirt iino, beilegt, in
sldn3enoergSeile. 0urdt uno SGnm limb
ibnen freno; he haben faum cine onntIe
0oriteIluns oes beeaHeenen unrettes. -
Der 6lttre pom ihnen nit benz ifruppiaen,
oi9t neriilsten Sauptbaar iii Elm ,uiloer,
reIoluttr 8mrIde, bem in isolee ieiner Gnts
behrungen bic GeIbitIidnoigteit, la Der
3roB bes gereiften Wannes innelDobnt. =
Der Wiirfa oes 3uEdles bat ibn ausges
fpielt; er iii Elm Rtn0 Der profanen Sinn=
lihteit unb fennt iDeoer Batter nod Wtuts
ter. &c trieb iilb In ben St6llen Der 2ohn<
fuhr. Snbaber als YSerhetpGrter berual nuo
maAte Sif), tpie Der Bogel in Der 2uft, Ielr
Der icin 9lsit uno iorgte Ielbit fiir iein 6ut-
ter.
Chen 10 Ieiftt, iuie er bic tuenigen Srinfr
aslofreujsr ee,pann. lieB CT lie auh ourh
Die Ssin9er imliipfen. gSenn ibm einmaI
Die 2uif mad friIber Suit fon,, lief er fort
uno tpenn er Sunger perIparte, nabm er
bic NGhruns. mo er tie fano. obne ii6 uin
oas Wlein uno 9ein piele Sfrnpel su
MAIDEN. Der i'm iuaenbliden Mlter be.
| ionoers itarf ouftretenoe Nn9abmun8ss
trieb fiibrte ibn oasn, es NIT benz Sabafs
rauhen uno 5hnappstrinter 5n Deriu9en;
er fano Bebo9en an Der fuieliaen Mtmos
Ipbdrs Der Branntpeinbuoen, on benz
nibtsnubigen 8elinter, oos iin in oerars
| tigen .Spelunfen aufsuhalten pfeat, er
lernte itatt oes @sbeies miiffe @aIienbaaer,
ftntt Gitte uno 3ndt S0bn uno 6pott ees
gen alles. mas bic Menihennatur perebelt !;
mas Munber, baE ieine iflehten Neisuns
gen Ippig ME 0as llntraut In Die S3atme
ihebsn, 6aB ole f6lehteH Beiipiele tbn uns
mi0srfsshli@ auf Die gabsl ce8 laiiers 3D4
Gen, baB Ct i'm sarteittn 4lter eins eepiiie
@snMeibuung usrIpiirie, Elm obaefsiniter
Uauntr 5u treroen, otr iein Sanopert To-
eat pexIteht, iuie bic gemanoteiten S1nels
lduFer ouf Der Rsnnbahn itt!i6er 0ers
tonlmenhsit.
Sn benz iSaL[s, peIner bjeItr Sfi3w als
Nosuarf oisnt, bnltsn bic brsi Gd)nopps
hdhne, bon Denen Der iiinAlte nod nisht
sans ad5t Sabre 1degie, beiipielos Disie
Diebitable ausBeIlbrts nod batn mad elmer
st,usrbsmdaiQen WlaEime, bic Gtaunsnsrs
rtgsit mubts..
Don elmer, ni9tsmdrbis,n Gauner. ber
sisH Gdtlnt IN einsm Wororts Elm Dieina-
lisnaslbdit betritb, IN 5oIo ssnomnttfi,
pllinoerttH lie bic Ausld0sn po1i WreiBlern
.uno 4aufsuteIL idliheH In Rsmiien, nm
sppn 9Ddgsn uHb Uuhr.psrsen aiIsr Mrt
Waareii sreaduiGleppgn unb tuuitpelisn iid
I'm Sommer nit Ycrliebe TN prater
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pet ssueioentise 2seseafdlirn1.
Gine siibrsase Ositi2ts.


lGa rnr timer unisrer it1niten Gpmmsrs
tsse. i'd billie mid, In iti9ten GoulusrpeI,
u9o 900 ourh bic Gtraben. - SD babe
j6ofl chen gelngt: es mar eiref unitrsr
itonital @crsnltrt1ge, o ing ali0 Quh
Glsib Sn re8nen an. - Sd fraos leit LANCER
3At ftiheu MegcnIhirm tnebr, eriiena neil
er lnir aeltoblsn tperoen tbnnte, Sweiiens
ipeil Id dttinen babe, brittera -- egnn e9 eibs
NsnldeD, bic nit ben gritnoli1ften @rlin.
ben nint Su5risoen 5ino, uito oritisns
neil a Mot Germ Der Disner mtines 9it.
seniGtm8 bin Der iih, lpenn "a nur Elm
bishM lhltdiss Wetter III. pDfs Mir iraaen
i16t. y Ser Neesn fing an, bsrmaBen In
GtrEmlil hsr0bMliirben, bnk iA aeflB.
fhiat pbr, II. ein paustbor su treisn. unb
MID. bic man bier ia1s; aHterin.
DaS|Nsasn unb Gturm. Donner nnb
Hlib oe 2isbe aiiniiia lnD, III cine btfannts
s, SqSt 4 !. Mn si@,,. alss rAr sls'a Ot Oa'
easA bas DsoliIa&lis Ding In Hsbsn
fam shsm lisbesetnie gum aliI6lidtn
@eaeIf ijtrbeH; tlirt, 0as @rolef Der G!es
lnentt u Der Qiebt giiniiis, 10 ouA mir
bieIsr Nhbrggen, oisifr Reaen uab bisIsr
YlaB. I'D fan0 i'm zbore uno lab sum
s)imlntl tpappg, oenH Der MeHlh rihtst
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