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GEN. GRANT IN SPAIN.
A Brilliant Reception.
Hobnobbing with King Alfonso
ROMANCE OF A WRECK.
Rescue of Three Survivors.
FROST AGAINT FEVER,
A Brilliant Reception.
Hobnobbing with King Alfonso
ROMANCE OF A WRECK.
Rescue of Three Survivors.
FROST AGAINT FEVER.
GEN. GRANT IN SPAIN.
A Brilliant ReceptiOn-King Al.
fOnSO HOnOr~ the Ex.preSidenp.

NEW YORK. Oct. lS.-A cable dispatch states
that Gen. Grant, on his visit TO Spain. was re-
cefved on the train AS il entered that country
10y delegation OF officers OF King AlfonSC's stan
and invited TO and accepted the royal car. On
arriving at san Sebastian, Gen. Grant was re-
celNed by eN-President CASTELAR,. and, in re-
Sponse to the welcome 10y CASTELAR,. concluded
10y SAYING Believe me. the name OF castelar,
iS especially honored in America" The military
guards al The stations on the railroad route
were doubled in honor Of Gen. Grant, and sa-
luted as the train passed. At NittOria Gen.
Grant was received, on alighting. by the civil
and military authorities attached 10 the Kings
military and civil stan.
TIE GENERAL RECEIVED BY KING ALFONSO.
Yesterday morning Gen. Grant was received
10y King AlfoEso at the Aynntamiento. or resi-
dence OF the alcaide. quite palace in It's eNte-
nor and interior adornmentS. The King. who
speaks English 1ilentiy, said that he had long
had curiosity To meet the General. whose civil
and military career was 50 familiar To him. He
said there was no man living whom Spain would
more gladly honor. The interview was long
and cordial, and much good feeling was shown
on both sides.
RIDE WITH THE KIcG.
Al II O'Clock General Grant. King Alfonso
and splendid retinUe OF generals. lett the
Kings official residence TO witness the maneu-
yers which were 10 take place on the historic
field OF Nlttcria. where the French under Joseph
Bonaparte and JGurdan were finally crushed in
Spain by the allies under Wellington. King
Alfonso and Gen. Grant rode at the head OF the
column. side 10y SIDE his majesty pointing out
the objects OF inteSt to the right and left. and
when IHe VICINITY OF lnc famous feid was
reached, halting for few minutes to indicate
TO his guest the location OF the different armies
on that famous June morning. As they pro-
ceeded thence Gen. COncha was called 10 the
side of tine King and introduced to Gen. Grant.
Several other distinguished officers were then
presented. The weather was very fine and the
scene was one of great interest to the American
visitor. General Grant spent all day on horse
Dack witnessing the maneuyerS The King and
his guest returned to the city late i'm the after
noon. Al night he dined with the King, and to-
day he will review the troops. Tonight he
leaves for Madrid,
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only d.g the oakum out OF the seams. the plank
was 80 hard We kept a good lookout Tor YES
{. and Oily dropped asleep n little before we
We're rescued Nebcieve ali the rest of the
crew wcle lost when the harS CapSzed, as ~
WAS "a sudden and the wind and Sca too much
for toai Ia live, even II one could he got out.
We had hccn on hoard the vessel ~ short 4
tlhc that We We're not acquainted with the
lameS az the cfijCUTS and hut Few of the crew.
lbtle was cne SlOWawaN on hoard who was
lost. ana NE sent TWO ashore Win the pilot at
New. FCuioId. The SurN iVoTs were transferred
trtm Tie piloJ beat Webb Ia the pilot boat +. :.
NeGus' Nc. j. on Wednesday. ana taken TO
SICnlugfpn. Conn.
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BALTIMORE. Oct ls.-NirEyinia SKIES old, % !:
do deferred, Ga; do. consohdated 52la do. second
series 80; do past due coupons, SIS. North Caro-
lna SKIES. old, Icy; do. new. 4 hid to-day. Sngar
BALTIMORE, Oct 1s.-Cotton dun and nominal
middling. 9ha9As. Flour steady and more export
business Howard street and western super, lisa
$50; do. extra. 315a4 25; do family. 50a5 90; city
mills super. 2Ota3. SO do extra. 40la4 IS; do Rio
brands, 5.oo85 %; Patapsco family. 6.25. Wheat,
southern fair demand for millinls and steady west
ern flrmer but quiet-southern red. a0a97. do. am
western winter red, spot and October, 97a97 a !;
November, 9s'l a!ssg; December, l00'a; January,
lOlE Corn southern no stock and prices nominal I;
western dun and lower-southern white. 50a5l; do
yellow, so. western mixed, SPOT and October, 45sf
a45zs; November, 465@a46s4; December new, A.
Oats irreglGr and firner-southerT, 21a30; western
white, 29a30s do. mixed, 26a2S; pennsy lvania 2s
heavy PRIME Pcnns,l wanna and MARY land, IN GOA
l2eO- Provisions quiet and iobbing only. Mess
PORK. $50. BUlk neats-loose shoulders. ~: clear
RIB sides, . packed, ; and g. Bacon shoulders,
Ok; clear nh sides, 6]g Hams, IL aal3ie. Lard
refined, tCTcos ~ Butter more quiet but steady
choice western and glades l6alS. Petroleum duh
and n6minal-cillde "a. "a refined, pa. Cone
dUll-lNo carcoes. 49, ial6i. Whisky quiet aud
easier but npt Guoably lower, II Fr,-E;s To Liv-
erIoul per steamer quiet and little steaner room
oi!erng-cottCn, ll-32da rd.; -four, sd grain,
Sd. asked Reccipts-fiour 1000: wheat. 6S 400 +;
corn. 5.lO0 oats, 5000 Shipments-Wheat 93 00D /,
com. g.. SEQ
NEW YORK. Oct. ls-Stocks weak Money Ga7
Gold. liAi-s.. Governments firm
NEW lOEh, Oct. lS-FlOur quiet. Wheat active
LONDON. oct Is. II 80 r. MI = four "a
Eaf ltr cert bonds lO5it 1S69s. lu1 tep-fories
loo. Ere, l.. Illinois Central, 16.
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Frost Near Memphis.

the Vicinity OF Memphis last night. but was not
discernabie in the city. The weather to-day is
cool and bracing. From six O'Clock last night
until noon to-day. Il orders for intermenIS are
reported 10y undeuakerS. Among those who
have died since last evening are DR.. VI. I. Keet-
ing, volunteer ply sician from New York; L.
ID. Weber. prominent saloon keeper; Mis-. Re
becca keiSer. Robert Mccoy. Miss Mile &. Fin
HE. L. i. Nheatley. Mary VI. ZanOne Vice Pre-
sident J. II. EdmondsOn. in charge OF the Row
AID Association relief train on the MiSSiSSiDDi
and Tennessee railroad. telegTaphS from Groila-
da as follows: Il find The situation at all points
more favorable than anticipated | left nurses
al Ham Lake. SenaIohia and ErenAaa y
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CONGRESSMAN SCHLEICHERs PosITIoN-A let
ter from san Antonio, Texas, says that Con-
gresham Schleicher made a speech at that
place, sept. 80, on the financial issues OF the
day, al the conclusion OF which he said" Not
through broken promises and debaSed coin
not through wild illusions and financiering
schemes, but through a wise economy I'm our
ment, through an equitable distribution OF the
burden OF taxation, through increased produc-
uon and providing OF markets for the same lies
the way 10 the re-eStabliShment of the prosper-
ity OF our nation and the advancement OF its
greatness and glory. y -
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THE NEW YORK BUTCHERS ALARMEp.-Con
siderable excitement has been caused among
the cattle Siaughterers OF New York by the or
ganlZation of a company TO bring fresh meat di-
been supplied IN this way for some time, and ft
Is confidently asserted that by killing the beasts
near their paSturage and forwarding the car
not only reach New York in far better con-
dition than at present, but that il can be sold
at ploflt from II 10 Ia cents pound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-18

AN ENGLISH FORGER ARRESTED IN WALL
STREET.-A furry was created i'm Wall street
New York, yesterday. by the arrest OF a sun
posed English foTger. A well-dreSsed man an
peaied al The banking house OF JcSup, Patton az
Go, giving the name OF Walter F!ossWell and
presented CIRCULAR order for e10 issued by the
mon bank CT London. The paper was OF poor
quallty, TIE printing Indifferent, and the man
nervous. Mr.. Patons suspicious were aroused
When the man further Informed him that he
had 81 200 i'm elO notes Mr.. Patton sent Tor a de-
lectiNe and had him arrested
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In THE FITZ JOHN PORTER INQUIRY at Coy
ernors Island, New York, yesterday, Z. b.
Brooks, of Washington, d. c., was re-examined,
and Rev. f. StringfellOw, OF Virginia, who was
scout for Gen J. E. b. Stuart gave some testi-
mony, but nothing of importance was elected
from either. Further testimony OF POrters
olnceIS was given TO prove that Porter never
issued any order, as alleged, TO prevent military
honors being shown Gen. Pope by his men,
The board adjourned to Thursday next, Gen.
Pope Is expected to be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-18

SUFFERING JACK."-The grand jury OF Fair
neld county, Conn.,, have found a true bill
against Mrs. LOrena Alexander charging her
Win murder In the first degree in killing John
Melnbeker, alias "Stuttering jack" in July
last. - -'
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es-English Freemasons invite their wives 10
their banquets.
sB-Osman Pasha, the hero OF Pleyna, is In
command or 1901 900 Turkish troops.
Fifty windmills were lately shipped from
this city TO New Zealand, 10 raise wafer on
farms.
cB-The steamer John Bramhall which has
been lying at New Haven, fully loaded with
arms and ammunition for Turkey, sails to-day.
Her cargo is valued at nearly 81 900, 000 and In
cludes -, 600 rifles and q, 900 sabres
eB-The greenback convention of Delaware
yesterday nominated DR.. H. j. Stew art for gov
ernor and John q. jackson for Representative
in Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-18

YOUTHFUL ELOPERs.-A boy uf 10 and a girl
OF eloped from Bro0kline, Mass. and went 20
Boston, where they soon got lost in the crooked
streets. Their expectation was 10 get married
and live in a lire house somewhere. The reality
was a spanking
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The PFSTILENCE IN THE SMALL TOwNs.-The
Chicago Irftane, OF October 18th, says: The
IT6anes Memphis correspondent mas Just re-
turned ffom trip over the Memphis and
Charleston railroad for distance OF $50 miles
He reports the situation as absolutely appall-
ing. Towns and"villageS are deserted, and the
bronze pest1lence knocks at almost every door.
To add to the horrors of rhe scene there is an
almost utter absence of physicians and medi-
cines. The victims are dying OFF like sheep
aHlcted With the rot. The surviving inhabi-
tantS are anxiOusly awaiting sharp frost,
which, it is expected, will kill the germs OF the
plague"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-18

How WOMAN HOLDS THE FoRr-The pal
ace Hotel Is Just now perplexed with an anus
NY contest win the vile OF an army officer
who has made her presence very obiectionahiaa
W Toe inmates OF that vast establishment by
hdeitaklng; on her own assumption. TO man
age us social arrangements. She has succeed
ed ia making herself so obnoxious 70 fhe o1,eSSS
Oh the house that the managers have reu1ested
Hef 10 ieafe, Which she perelnptorfly refuses 20
uo, ana challenges them To put her out by force
e neI gas ana water are cut OF, but she holds the
Tort and refuses TO surrender Her appearance
LII the pubic rooms occasions general stam-
pede; but as she pays her bills regularly, and
has an uncommonly voluble and bitter tongue.
senator Sharon and his stan are I'm an awkward
dilemma-[Sdn Francisco Cor. " y. Saa.
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SENATOR BLAINE has declined an invitation
10 speak IN Nebraska because his time during
the campaign Is already taken up From Iowa
ne went TO illinois, thence he goes to Michigan
then TO Pennsylvania, New jersey and Massa
chuSettS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-18

IHE ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY has been
formed In New York. with capital OF $500. 900,
10 produce light, heat and power. Tracy r.
Edison heads the list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-18

tE The fete at the Trocadero palace of the
Paris exhibition last evening for the benefit of
the yellow fever sufferers realized 1640O francs.
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YELLOW JACK AND JACK FROST
Ice III Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Oct 1S.-There was frost
and ice this morning at Elmore a station eight
miles north OF Montgomery, on the south and
north Alabama railroad.
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the German SociaI..t..
Clark.on \, PETER Declines.

NEW GCRK. Oct. ls.-tlarkson y. Potter has
declined the democratic nomination of the
twelfth Congressional district.
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"a Small game is very abundant on the
shores Of Maryland,
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ORANGEMES on TRIAL.-A large crowd filled
The count room ia Montreal on Wednesday 10
see the Orangcmen whose Trial was commenced
that morning. lively interest was eyinced i'm
all the preliminary proceedings. but no excite
nenl was noticeable. BY q tacit understanding
between the counsel on both sides. a Jury al
most exclusively composed OF PraicstanlS was
Ghnaneied. In return tor this concession, Mr..
ncuIie, counsel for the defendants. Withdrew
his motion Tor 4 change OF venue. The mayor
OF Montreal was the frst witness whose ey1-
d' nee was ui any Importance. tie teSiiled that
lie had been induced to issue the proclamation
calling on al citizens To remain al home through
lear that a breach OF The peace would occur III
TIE olanSelnen attempted To walk with bands
oil music ard resillia through The streets.
TIE YELLOW FEVER DEATH RoIL-The Men,
deaths from yellow fever during the "a hours
ending al O'Clock last night. Indef1akers re-
poIt additional in1ementS OF partie, who died
outside the corporation line Bay 1T. Louis
Miss, new cases 9. deaths 4. Clinton. La fever
still spreading ia the country; Miss Mary Riley
dled " Wednesday. AT 1aZoO CITY. Miss new
cases g. deaths 3; among the latter Sister OF
onaflly. Al Chattanooga, Tenn, new cases.
deaths; heavy rain fell Thursday morning
after which IL cleared on cold I'm consequences
oI winch an Increase OF deaths Is expected AT
Mobile, Ala. new cases and Deaths Eugene
Dumel, brilliant writer OF MeSchaccbe news
paper in -. John Baptist. La died OF yellow
lever. No abatement OF the fever on The coast
Al holly Springs Miss, new cases H. deaths 3.
fever Slowly spreading In the country: weather
cool, with prospects OF heavy frost in the morn
ing.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Financial Crisis i'm Eu,Iaud.

LONDON. Get. lS.-ThiS mornings Ffaaacfcr
SAYS: Although an Increase I'm the bank Of
England Iate 81 discount Ia 0er cent. would
have been received calmly 10y the pubic, the
absence al such action Is hailed With satiSfac-
tiOn - an Indication that the directors are con-
tent with the manner I'm which the crisis Is
being worked through and see an improvement
close ahead"
Dae German Socialists.
LoNDON, Get. iS.-A special dispatch 10 the
Times nom Berlin says: The Hamburg central
committee OF German socialists has issued
proclamation urging The socialists ID continue
the agitation in houses, workshops ana barracks.
and 10 continue the study of works printed
abt ut socialism during the past fifteen years,
in short 10 change the methods or agitation but
not deSist from III
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

C1 EClhL L. NO1 lCEO.
? -. REVIVAL AT FOUNDRY CONTINUED
- The meeting last night good one To
NIGHT. at 80 Love Feast and Revival Let all the
young converts come IL
-. THE REV. EDWARD FONTAINE, a tai
1~5 ented gentleman from New Orleans, will
preach in Trinity P. E. Church, Sd and streets on
SUNDAY NEXT. It.
r.z,, THE HANDSOME BUST. THE SOUTH"
W. generously donated to the relief fund by the
art st, Mrs. Winnie Ream EOxe, is offered fOr rattle
n nI,mber of tickets having already been disposed Of
The attention OF lovers of art and citizens generally
mons 4 Chapman's bookstore, Pa. avenue
My MIiIsS r SHEPHERP h1pk ERP Chairman Gdolrlla'
oc1slw Executive Comm ttee
w LUMBIAN BANK NOTE CoMPANY are
hereby notified that meeting viii be held at the
9Se Sf said 9s lin IN sATQR II.
the purpose of electng Trustees + for the ensuing
j. W. WATERS, Secretary " octi6,w.ftd
~a MILBURN's PHARMACY,
1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
SODA and MINERAL WATERS ON draught all
Biue Lick, Bedford and Bethesda Waters by the
gallon. Oct1ltr
~o HAYWARD HUTCHINSON,
317 NINTH STREET NoRrHwEsT,
(Near the Ayenue,)
Have 500 Slate Mantels in stock and employ large
force of mechanics and artists in producing de-
signs and coOrs, and filling all orders promptly
at prices lower than offered, and, with large
force of mechanics i'll their several trades of Plumb
irg, Furnace, Range, Stove, Tin and Copper work,
solicit iObbing orders. aue3Itr
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SUBsCRIPTI0Hs to the four per cent loan to-
day amounted to sfT coo
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES'!
i White and Black Berlin Zephyr, &c. per ounce;
All ether ColOrs lie. per ounce;
Split Zephyr. cent higher per ounce;
Best Germantown WOrsteds, 10c per ounce, at
PRICES $40 9th ST., bet f and NV. o92w
OSTRICH and every kind of ORNAMENTAL
~ FEATHERS, dyed and manufactured at the
FRENCH ESTABLISHMENT, 616 9th street, OppO-
site United States Patent Office. my23-tr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-08-02

Capt. Iyssnbpf, pom Shuonss
Gprnst, 1T am 1, lit @a!se ton serbaftsi
,poroen, neil sr Die 9uarautane ni6t
tepbadtete.
- 9srsaaseneu Connerltas MprsenS
ypurpe einaltsr gurser gamsns q. 81. Ib,
bitt, Dor psm Store bsr Sinssraalma.
idinsu lit 5eney Grove tubt esfunbsn.
Mn bsm GGrper entoffte man cine @hub.
wunps uub es 1T bater au,uusbmen, pab
ein Morp yorliest.
- Sn Gpmande County tatsn bie
&anssr unter eieut. Nrm mFrons II Rdnr
ner Ssrbaftet, bic III, Ssroadt ltsaen, ben
Wpb gebilpet gu taben. Der spr eintasn
Monatsn s. Mcdss uao u. S. MeDo
nalp i'm Gltliaen She'll pss gcuntY srmor,
bste.
- Dem Mureanbampfer ,SarIan"
Der nit 5radt BON Morsan gity In Sal.
seHcn eiutraf, purbe uidt erlaubt 3u Ian.
ben unb fp muBte'er mad bsm Nusfubrba>
fen 3uriidtetrsn.
- 9fad ben NlIsffmentliasn sisbt es in
Galowsu County 77l3 pferoe, 1873
&opf gisb, 1O,741 SAmsins, 1908 Saa.
fe unb 2s6 3iessn.
- Nm 2. Nugult bat ber bempfratiihe
Sanbicat fir bas gmt pes 0anDcomulil.
iars bic gerpaltuns oes 3anpamts iiber>
ncfnmen.
- DaS grenbam Banner" last, bas
8sup. Dapis, Dsr. Dc9onp prn 2amar
uno Sen. Samnlcno BON 9icbertipn
@Ountp NIT Der Sanpioatur fir bas Sou.
perneursanlt auf benz Gidet Der @reen.
badler in 8erbinouns sebrabt weroe.
= 6idter q. 9. 9fortcn in Dallas 1T
Willens, als unabbdnsiser @ouperneurs<
fanbicat aufjutreten.
Sin Streit peer bielulebr cine
&edtsfrase entitebt barum, pb Die fir
@inbriusuns bes &aubers Gam Bag aus.
seiebten 8elobnunsen beaablt merben, ba
saB eridcien ,purpe, wdbrenb bic ges
binsunsen iinb, bab er perbuftet unb iber,
fiibrt meroen mug.
= Sim Gctetr in Wilion County mcbnt
Elm lnnser Wann, Der plselid erfrantte.
yin Breuao nabm Fd 1einer an uno pfless
te ibn. Wabreno Der NaAt perlanste Der
&ranfe ieinen Iepclper gu leben uno nitts
gSles abnenb rei6te ibm Der Treunb bic
Waife. Der Sranfe belab ben 9tepctper
unb Sielte oann plSslicb auf isiaen yBir.
ter, idrb unb perwunbete ibn sefabrlid.
Der Sranfe litt jebenfaQs inter eiuem Nn.
Iall BON Wabniinn.
= Der beriiatiste Tesperapo Wabil
DO Olsuin, elm Werituner, Der Die @e.
Senb Spiihen benz 2aparita uno Ntueces
uniider maate, 1T BON benz @ebilfs. Sbe.
riff bon &tasccio County erldoGea ,por=
ben, oa er fid ber Serboftuns mioerIeste
uno int SesrifI ,par, auf ben Seamten gu
feuern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-08-02

- Sir lhGne Srauen. Selbtper(tdnh.
lid Gilt oisie @ittbsiluns aGes. uuisrn
ssfertnnen. Wis ssrlautst, tersiten bic
fran3Oiiftsn GnttrOpptussa selssentli6
ess scm l6. bis 25. Musult In paris
itattfneenben .,internationalen arbdole,
silden ans anibrup ,losilasn Gonsrs6es"
Elm Album Dor, paS bic Ybotcsrapbien
eer f@Dntcn 6rauen Der eurppdilAen yla.
tlcnen entbalten fcq. Jran, YulstY per.
itanoiBt ein masparildss 8latt BON eie1er
Nbliht uno ttsilt bent lslbsn NIT, tab man
ibn sriaGt babe. aud bic Ytotogreptien
Der "retsensen unaari1hsn Jrauen" (de
vos "dmirables Hongroises) fur bas
internationale Mltum gu belAaffsn. ,,um
oisifr 4ufTcrbsrune wiirbis az sntlpre-
hsa," idrsibt Der ansariIae atsecronste
,.et Iuhe Id, bic 8erebrer unIerer ld5nen
6rauen une MaeAen, elm @r.mplar Der
photographer oerislbsn bis 80. D. 81.
an bic &an3lsi bss Natioaal. MuIsums
3u lsnesu, bamit mir In paris 0eleeen6eit
ssboteu iei. gu bsDsiisn, bab ni6t nur
Die 5sinbstt unlerss Msbls, hsr @siAmad
unisrsr Dsine, bas Sols unferer 0orlte
aas bic Vollsnouns unisrsr gilssr, ion,
tern auh bic SaSntsit unIsrer 5rauen
bic eoneurrsn, Der san,sn Bslt beitstsn
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