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, 1877-04-08
SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, s. c., April Coy. Chamberlain
was interviewed by the Associated Press Agent
on his arrival here to-day as to his intentions for
the future. He said be cared not to state the
details, as be had not time to consider them,
but that in general he did not regard the with
drawa Of the troops as affecting hts legal rights,
whatever effect it might have upon his practical
ability, to maintain them. He said it would
probably be his duty to hold his office until re-
moved By force In answer to an inquiry as to
bis course II Hampton should convene the Leg
islature Immediately, he said he could only say
that he intended to pursue course consistent
with firm belief in the justice OF his position
and cause, without regard to personal conse-
Queuccs. !. - '''' i,
, 1877-04-08
MHRnTRE11.

C1ac1NSATI, CHM April ION Thursday the body
Of Miss. Nettie' Bussman, i respectable young
lady OF Titfin, O., was found in the river near
that place with marks Of violence upon her. per-
son, which indicated that she had been MUIR
dered. The Coroner's jury yesterday Developed
nothing positively duplicating any one in the
crime. Lester Stone was arrested upon sus-
picion, she having stated, the Inst time she was
seen alive, that she was going to meet him. i.
, 1877-04-08
:. GEN. .GRANT-AT GAlENd.,.:

o"e9.t.' ~ 0sa0o*tH % 1"e 17zoRaE -r'j,- :;
GAIENA, III, April 7.-Ex-Presidcnt Grant,
accompanied by Mrs. Grant, arrived in: Ga1ena
on the Sos train this evening" and was met at
the depot by large concourse, among the num-
Der Messrs~ B. F. Felt, Col c. L.. Stephenson,
W.W: Huntington, John Lorrain, J. G. sou1ard,
Il! Henry corTith,. and other old and personal
usual salutattons, the General and vita ven, ers
escorted to carriage and conveyed to the resi-.
dence OF Mrs. L. s. Felt, whose guests thev viii
be during their brief spiourn inthis city.
, 1877-04-08
MINNESOTA.

6oec8o!: :Dispakch 70 The Tribune. :
ST. PAuL, Mimi, April THE police arrested
this morning three negroes and one white man,
on suspicion of being the gang: which has com
mfttcd numerous petty burglaries recently.
The white man answers the description OF. a life
convict escaped from the Louisiana State Prison
last winter. -: J g.:
A desperate attempt was uusuccessful]y made
yesterday to Outrage Mrs. Schmaller, living
near Lang1on Station. Suspicion attaches to
on second trial on charge of rape committed
in this city. 4, J. -, i.
, 1877-04-08

benefit society. It proposed doing fair ,s...,
natc business. Monday next the rates r,1f1 1ifs p
Lowered to meet the reduction OF the At1an..o oe
Pacific Company. After some comments on IS
published reports of the competing Gns Vs Me
Orton said: at Is at present losing S1.ifn.: Il.
day." Western Union prizes are put down oa1+
on these considerable reductions, be estin,S:9s
to be about 25sper cent ofthose Of tho AsIansa.
G Pacific Company.
, 1877-04-08
Darmenf Of faroe ~

S. S. cox r.
Lieut--Gov. Witt, President Of the Senate,
and the Hon. Louis Bush. Speaker Of the
Nichols House, with members Of that
Assembly, presented an invitation to
the Hon. y. s. Cox to address them. MI Coz
replied that he would be glad to Go so, but in
the sensitive condition OF the public mind here,
which breath might disturb, be preferred not
to discuss In public. but as he believes the af-
fairs OF Louisiana can be settled By her own
people. he declined to speak, The correspond
is expressed at his dcc1fnation.
SENATOR BATARD. ~-
Special Dtspatca to 1z< 1stoune
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 7.-rackard's let
Ter and position excites considerable comment
here Senator Bayard says: :" II it ttl,c letter.
is 4 misstatement OF fact, it is also perrcrsion
I have maintained and will maintain that the
cases OF Hayes aud Packard are entirely differ
cnt- The Constitution of the State expressly
provides for tue cases, and it is clear that the
Legislature must declare who is Governor"
, 1877-04-08
JACKSONVILLE.


Legislative Visit to the State Charitable In
stitutfons. :
Special Dfspo4ch to The Tribune
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, April 7.-Jacksonyille
has been fairly alive to-day with people from
our neighboring city Of Springfield. 1t was the
day set By the Legislature for visiting the State
institutions here, and crowd OF 500 people,
filing eight passenger coaches, and consisting
OF members of the Legislature, officers of the
State, and distinguished citizens OF Springfield,
accompanied by many ladies, came accordingly.
Arriving at 1880 a, m., they went at once to the
Institution for the Blind, where a programme
Lad been arranged for their entertainment in
the chapel The exercises consisted Of music,
vocal, on the single instrument, and By the Or
chestra, and an exhibition Of the proficiency at
taincd by the pills in reading, arithmetic,
grammar, algebra, etc.
At1a IN. citizens with their carriages and the
street cars were in waiting to convey the entire
company to the Central Hospital for the Insane.
Here the time was occupied in passing through
the several wards, and investigating the man.
ner in which that institution is conducted.
At $3.50 all were furnished with dinner in the
spacious dinine-hall Of the Deaf and Dumb In
stltutlon. The tables were handsomely spread
with q bountiful supply. Of etlibles, and it is
hardly necessary to say that the crowd, by: this
time weary aud hungry, did substantial Justice
tott. This duty and pleasure ended, most Of
the company paid visit to the Asylum for the
Feeble Minded, where they were permitted to
witness some Of the effects OF the good work
done in that institution.
At night an elaborate programme of exer-
cises by the pupils was. rendered in the chapel
Of tue Deaf and Dumb Asylum. It was Of a
most interesting character, and anything of the
kind being new to most Of the visitors, it was
At . oclock tie com mpany returned to Spring
field OY The special cOurteRY Of the Officers If
, 1877-04-08

Special Dtspasch to 7ze Tribune. ! ;.
DUBUQUE, IL, Aprll 7.-shcriH Maxwell yes
terday arrested R. n Rockwell, an attorney at
sac City, Ia, ACCUSED Of murder. The crime, it
is alleged, .was. committed about the 10tn OF
March last. He has been living in an adulter-
Gus manner with Mrs. Hooking, who gave birth
to child which she says he is the father Of.
The child was strangled BY Rockwell on the day
OF Its birth. Upon preliminary examination
before Justice Wheaton, Rockwell was bound
over to the District Court in the sum of 81 200,
which, not being furnished, he was committed.
Considerable excitement prevails. Rockwell is
middte-ascd man, and has wife in Clin-
, 1877-04-08
FINANCIAL

81. JoHS, N. B., April mills & Jago shin
owners and brokers OF this city, are In financial
trouble. Their property is to be placed in the
hands s. Of Trustees for the benefit Of their cref3-
itors: Their liabilities ire; 100000: tEe 'asssts
in England. '"so les1oes
, 1877-04-08
8, 'x:;'.FOREIGN:
!. Nv; MEXICO! 81: 81: |
1rAz4t 6 DECLINING AND. RALLWaoxH i

+. s,.r.o, ,xs,otcs n ~. 7.{,,a.
l. p,,u,,ev1I1 TarvII p~r-,,
I; s-, tr,1aP 1sp.n 'Mnetaole d
Elees 1fo" tne e:t1 " me1so ! i1!utcate growing
dissatisfaction with the .Dtaz Govet1mens amo,e
both the army and civilians. The former DOM
1ess are III ala Alarmed ID ty lis asserted DafDso;ats
ouee tne s'an"''s army 1o1".o"o men, "-Aeadz
and some other military LEADERS have 0eeon.
ilisaffected froma personal differences v,s
d,ctiioi,; sw;l,s Increase: :m,hlie t,1a,;,:
uaels.oG W. ~! pro :u@9lt sa4
insecurity ,by *g1'lne- "a = comparatively iii
i field to br1gandaSe and robbery. Ihs,
also find that Diaz's pretensions as REFORM.
are , noor snhsttt,,tc ,for- the constft
49, 49, ess1 @ ts;.a::. af;h1s nra..a..s:st
anu senela tatA aeoe - A'' PAaeeeasoE IN Ad
ministration.
Iglesias' prospects for the Presidency n,
mil even II Diaz: falls. The public 1sant;,,..s
strorG,;.1 feende 'tow,rfls 1;erdo wha i Es:sa'
b. ofgaqTnG fpe hs oTn rssto
o. tic 2zth ofsFsh xssWel1 rsssi?ed, !e eas saas
f t;3ccoss @ fsfx a1,nv GfIccIe rho H. SouHaea1
10 feesiss now adhart erdo s.aned
ti,a;- fa,or ~ Joiari,e Tne e,n.n1. s'ns .uat
snei1 sn,;nst 1m noz ID psosess
nn1a ,,;1f sstea ~ stn-5o j.
soil whem It is beiicyed tbc conty W ,x Ms1lsa @
vii ~ ha TX c;,ix o1ter,a+ !e19-
:,,1 =. - a.1 haa ol oifter
n11s,ai:., ~ o4etst tnoeate6
;@4nii;tsa,,s anI fo1a;or. Dyseuesmoat
n.,;,; snna,eants a u, IKE ft;ee fesaies ~
1,r,"ie1s.o forhi5s n;sc1nstnr at nratent snisa
thosa - arnrehanI;oos ~, o pesea'' lasEnJ
'A'ss appien'nS'onc. so.,1c,
- eni5SA:
1sEM ~ 1hAaASs, Apl1t-!.-natanq1as ad1kes
stae5 s.a5 ~ ~ ,'. ~ ~ ~;
, 1877-04-08
Mf)RTl}ARY.

NE" YoRK, April THE funeral of Louis
Montant, Of the dry-goods house Of Townsend.
Nontant d Co., took place to-day. Among the
mourners at the mass OF requiem was Miss
Edith May, Thom Montant rescued from the
and Mrs Garner and others were drowned.
, 1877-04-08

!, 6pec!oz Dispatch to 11a Tribune =
3VAuKEoAx.s ILL.,, Aprils7:-Two: children ct
Thomas AlcCann, q teanster Of this city, were
this afternoon poisoned By eating wild carrots,
which they found in rarine near By, aud mis-,
took FOR parsnips. ID Physicians we're imnnctli-
atcly summoned, and,: although suffering in
tensely, the children will probably recover,
, 1877-04-08

REoKuK, Ia, April There arriy ed by the
Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw Railway last night .
special train bearing a party Of distinguished
visitors Who are on tour Of inspection of the
road Among the number were +. J. De Marcz
oscns, Of Amsterdam, and Capt. Garnctt, a
civil engineer, of London, who hare recently
arrived in this country as representatives Of
the German and English bond and Stockholders
OF the Illinois Central and Toledo, Peoria d Wor
saw. They have Just completed the inspection
Of the: Illinois Central property, and are now
making an examination Of the Toledo; Peoria &
Warsaw at the Instance of, the German
holders Of the consolidated bonds with the
view OF taking steps either to reorganization
Of the Company or foreclosure and salc Of The
road. They are accompanied BY Vice-President
Ackeman, Chief-Engineer e. J. Clark, and Sn-
perintendent Tucker ;ot the Illinois Central
and F.. T. Finney,: Superintendent; H.s.C,
=, spiers, General Freight Agent Of the Toledo,
Peoria q Warsaw. They were met here By CO..
3,T, 3H,rTost, OF New York, and Col. Henry Hill. Of
Warsaw. The party left here via the Tolsdn
Peoria O tWarsa" this morning at O'Clock:
, 1877-04-08

New ORLEANS, L., april 1.-Two boys, Paul
E. Vollum and Joseph Wicker, were arrested On
the arrival Of the St. Louis train this morning,
on telegram from that point: The last; named
boy bad over s, 200 in greenb acks, two watches,
about $500 In money, ard two emigra1t tickets
for Salt Lake. They were committed to Jail to
await DEVELOPMENTS. -.
, 1877-04-08

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April I'll. Coe, who
killed IL. Beach, was admitted. to bail this
morning by Judge Logwood, Of the Criminal
Court, in the sum Of So, 900, which was given,
and Coe was released. Cleveland Clarke, who
was arrested as accessory to the killing, was
bniled in the sum OF IS, ,NO.
, 1877-04-08

ed while attempting to oescape from Kansas.
The statement is based on the confession ot:one
the party who participated in the 1ynching All Of;
the facts In the case said to have been IN the
possession of Gov. Osborn and Senator York,
brother Of DR.. York, one Of the victims, ever
since the occurrence
, 1877-04-08

JULES SIMON,

p PARIS, Aprn The Republic ms s are jubtlaus.
The Bufst+Broslie party have called upon
PRESIDENT Naeaahon todisnissJules Simon, the;
Premier, and give guarantees TO the mofaiorder1
parity namely, their restoration to. Office The
Presidents correctly constitutional answer Ieayeg
them no hope
Jules Simon, the French Minister of the In4
terror, arrived in Marseilles yesterday froml
Italy, perfectly well, on his Way-to~ PARIS
, 1877-04-08

oNAHA, Seb.,, April News from above ren-
resents the river as falling SOME two feet at
Sioux City, and rising above there. Steamer G
n. fecK arrived about 10 a. N. and 1rft: to~
above this afternoon. Had to cut her sticks ~
get under the bridge, - ): ~
, 1877-04-08
AN 1MPDSTER.

New YORK, April 7.-Another Edinboro
Bey, purporting to be the agent OF the Turkish
Government, Inns been the rounds Of several
large mercantile houses here and III nciehboring
cities. About two weeks aco the newspapers
announced that the agent referred to wanted
proposals from manufacturers, at Paterson for
fifty locomotives for his Government. About
the same time the market reports had it that
fifty tons buffalo hair had been sold to make
coarse army blankets, as was supposed, for
Turkey Meanwhile the bogus agent was busy
IN Philadelphia, where he invited proposals
Tor 100000 pair Of army shoes and
10000 sabre bayonets, also tents, KNAPP
sacks, and other military stores. As part
OF the dodge, party went around in New York
among shipping houses to charter steamer for
Gonstantinople, and some persons were 20 far
imposed upon as to go to much trouble on his
account At last suspicion became aroused.
"hen the so-called agent ATTEMPTED without
success m to borrow S100 from bayonet man in
Phlladclphia- Moreover; it was remarked hv
others in the trade that his blankets cou]d moi
be made in competition with wool-folt blankcts
used oy the Turkish army, which are the chear,-
est known: The Turkish Minister at VasIiner-
ton, also the Turkish Consul and Others. knew
notMng Of the AGENT, and pronounced him an
1uninlt'gated fraud. It is believed some victims
lost money. - -: ''-'AA''
, 1877-04-08

ST. JoHs,7 N. B., April 7.-Nothinp has vet
been heard from United States Consul A. y.
Goodwin. Before leaving for Providence. RI
be borrowed largely from personal and business
friends, and raised considerable accommodation
paper. ~sAe@1
, 1877-04-08

SAN Francisco, April IA train o. the
Southern Pacific Road broke in two on. the
grade near Waller Station yesterday afternoon
The detached section collided, smashing num-
Der Of freight cars, and killing: Conductor Brow.
NJ others injured. -:
, 1877-04-08

0RTt1ARv

NHW YORK, April News has been received
Of the death Ct Philip Clayton, United States
Consul at callao, Peru: dayton was appointed
about three years ago. ~. -
, 1877-04-08

6pee4a! Dtepokch to The Trt5.ax =.
McGBEGon,..Ia April 7.-Dr. John Canaan
the Republican candidate for A{aror Of Pra,r1a
>du Chem was elected at-the runfcipal e1cctjnn M ~
BY Handsome majority. - -, :, -. -; :.
, 1877-04-08
FIRES.
CHICAGO.

The alarm from Box 5S1 at 9:35 Yesterday
morning was caused by the burning out of
chimney at No. SO Harvard street, the residence
Of 4. II. Ritchie,
, 1877-04-08
-TTsFAfI.

m -"o. \
The Black Hi Dispatch is the na11e of
new fastfrefght line operating over the Chicago
g Northwestern, Illinois Central, and fDakota
Southern Railways, The Missouri River Trans-
portation Company's steamers, and tie overland
trains from Fort Pierre to the Black Hills. Mr..
George y. carhazt is the general agent Of the
The Illinois Central Railroad has largely re.>
asS auesd ths freight rates to Sioux CITY and Dead
REGARDLESS of classification, lbs been 6xed At "a
@ eents PEI lo0 Q lbs, and the through rate to Dead
The Missouri. Kansas :dz Texas. Railroad re.
ports rs gross earnings for the month OF: March,
s7@o56.56; mail. $4.S8.n: exntess. S4.7s5S1..
, 1877-04-08
r -s TELEGRAPH RATES.

:: :Nnw foRK, April 7.-Prcstdent orion: <of ths
Western Union Telegraph Company: said to =,
feportef tnquiring about the prospective cutting
OIL rates. that his Company was not a nnblic
, 1877-04-08

fNA-aA-NafIs,+ .
sAN FRANCISCO. April 7.-Reyenue of1lcess
nave seized quantity Of whisky, shipped here
by Shufeldt d Co., Chicago, On suspicion Of
oookeoneSs. = = ~ =,
, 1877-04-08
THE WEATHER.,

:'WAsnEaros, D. c., April s.--For the Upper
Lake region, cloudy, cooler weather, and rain,
with northeast to northwest winds, and falling;
followed by rising, barometer. -,
LOCAL OBSERVATION. =
CHr7a Am Anti
, 1877-04-08
AT BTDnEF0Rn. NrE.

~ SA11011N OIf1Vs u4TIs
BIDDEFoRD, Me-, April 7.-The Seal Rock
House, on Ferry Beach, has burned. Insurance,
$1,000, in the Aurora Company of Cincinnati,
, 1877-04-08

NEW YORK, april 7.-The first mortgare
oondholders OF the St. Louis, Alton d Terre
Haute Railroad Company have elected, Thomas
Denny, Trustee, in place OF John g. Richardson,
, 1877-04-08
tn. : vfyk:
THE. new, ORLEANS. RACES.

NEW ORLEANS, April THE New Orleans
Jockey Club spring meeting commenced to-day. ;
the attendance light, aid he track ii sood con-
ditfon. =: :::'i III
hnthe nrst 5aee; two miles, over eight hurdles,
GIaa purse Sa5n Reddinc won. BY SIX lengths;> i
woodland second, Capt. Hutehinson third: bcatt1s
t fort Leonard, Belo1f, and dim Hinton. No timo,
II tho second rsee, Ptckwick stakes, mile heats,
Tor 3-yepr-olds 'S25 entrance al0O added there
were ele:en nominations; eight started. !!
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n1rss Tae shid s,6d Faee two miles foral ages csb
sscond; nd Henry oTtnes third; beating Ccnnnie
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DtFIt@.
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DlTri5ourl uA 7.OO ll.55 5,sO 7.3U
Sesrn Samfng tsrten tifglrrcrnpsaiirns-
,lae tpsl6e SarriSburs tim 9.10 Hadmittaas
Srrlalsu, bis nnb Gbanibereturs fatrtn. bort
um 1l.35 Hahts anlargen, ilub am Mcntag
Mprsen I'M A,40 llbr pirtrr mad Sarisbur9
SuriidfsbrriL no lie I'm taIbS anfpHrtsrt.
Die Siasburg 3pei9Sii9e serIaIen Sai:is'
burg I'm 1.35 Nadmittass, fpmrten bort I'M
$50 an, unb Frbrsn I'm 1000 RCrsens na6
Sarristwa ;uriid, ITO fe tint i1.55 anlaneer.
BGbrenb ter Greitriipnsjeit pirb elm ipfite
rer Bug auf ber DillsburS 3Hsisbabn laufen,
br li6 nit ben; Bug iprlGsr Sarristnra lint s
llbr MprsenS SerGet Sertintrt, Hnb Inn 7,30
llbr glbsnes tisbtr IN SarrisbuFg nnfpmntt.
3hss mad Wsrtsrsburs, 9pus0n unb 8i6'
npnb perla0rn @bambrrsburg fa6mittags Tim
4.05 llbr unb fpmmsn I'm 9.f5 8crniittass
pirecr iiah &bambersburg suriid
SputD IOuntain !3ise, fibliG, epnneftirtn
nit 3iissn Eel6e Sarrtsture unt 1.35 saH'
mittdes prrlaGrn, unb fommen bier UNI l1.55
gcrmitta9s pieeer an.
Der Wpunt 9lItoSus ecnnsFtirt NIT .3hssn
prI6s Sarrisburs 8Ormittaas um 500 llbr
unb Habmittass um 1876 perlalTen, unb mo-
den Int .3uriidfebrsn @erbintung In Sarrie-
burg I'm l ,55 @Urmittass, II. uni 1880 9Ib'hs.
a.6. 8pYb, SuFerirttnttnt.
8. WrGuIlob, @rn. 3idrt assut.
Sdmes gIdrL 0tnsraI-Gatri.
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-unb baun fomms LIT ale Stanben 3u
Dir, uno brinse Dir 8eideio, iuie bic
Sade ifebt; uno iuenn sr freiseiprodsn
iuirb. bin i'd Der erite, bsr eut bic giad.
ridt brinst. fullte i'd mir aad ben
Gtbem aus bet 8ruit Iaafen. glber
bOrber iuoate i'd bid fraeen, ob bu mir
etiuas 8eionberes auf3utra9en bdttef.
Ser &ranfen tuaren bic Sbrdnen in
bic Gngen aetreten.
0n bift elm braber 8nrid, @uttbes,
Soft IObue es bir.
So. ia. 2niie. anb Der bsFe @ottes.
IobH iuare. iusnn bein @upu freiSeipro.
@en iuirbs.
Sas iuirOe CT. @fattbss.
Ser sbrIi&e Surid faattsIte ben
SOpf.
8srIafe bid niat 70 feit bnrauf,
euife. @ein 8ater utsinte, osin Yapa
1ooe bel iino bornebnte Seinbe, uno
feline Erennbe ieien mir 8auetn unb Der
serin8s Burger, anb bic feien burt, baS
ltrsn0s 1sGimsnt iebt pIls lit Surdt &C.
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fsb!sn, Ssr bate fomnten mhEen, unb
Die fdnlsn. iuiirbea nit Der Gprad,c
ni3t bsraus iuoIsn; feline Ssinbe aber
tuilrosn oefto Iauter unb iibermHtbiaer
isin. limb. 2uiie i'd mub eS biz aud
liir ia9en. 70 ipraden aud bic 2eutc
auf Der Strabe-ia babe mid iiter cine
StnHbe fdon unter ibnsn ilmberastrie.
bsH-tnb fe tnsinten NIs, bub Is nit
osinsm @apa fdIe&t iiebe.
Die &ranEe berIor ibr @ottuertraucn
|ni@t.
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llno 10 iuirit ba ibn aud ieben, iuenn
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bid MIR nidt binsinIairen. gs wirb
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nit meinem $6dsr iomme i'd iibsrau
bin; ben 8udeIi8en baIt feiner an, iie
lafsn ibn ale Iaufeu. limb ipenn sS
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bI0Oflnnie, aIS iusnn i'd nidts borte
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mir nidts 8eiOnberss auf.utruacn,
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Uuss ssnaa, tuas pOreebt, aud lpie ar
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iuiasH ni@ts bon ibm felt leiuer Ser.
baftuns.
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WfattlsSi llnb nod Gins: iusnn insin
Satsr trant cber sIsnb ausfsbt, bann
iase es mir aueiH, nidt, psnn Die @lut.
ter babel iit.
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Ser 8nriae sins.
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RuraaeIa6te Sleuialeiiei,.

- Ote grnteaiIsf1ten i'm Sii0pc.
iten, Defenders auf ben 8anmpoIlpHon,.
uneen finb anberorbentIid siinitie.
-Sn Binbior, Ont, tunrbe am %.
es. Wts. oer W0roer @uitin Sumpbrebs
bineeridtet.
gJ.Yrdibent @rant fol- in sslori.
ba buubert Gder 9anb eetauft 6aben,
I'M Srangen 5a siehen.
= SIN 0eparter1ent Der unbelteIba.
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