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Daring Robbery st Cairo.

CAIRO, June 15.-At two o'clock yesterday
morning, James A. Abbott, agent of the
Adams express company at Golconda, was
awakened by four men, who said they want
ed him to 90 to his store for sick person.
On entering the store they demanded an
eight dollar express package, sup
posed TO be in Abbott's possession. The
package had not arrived, but they robbed
Abbott of about seventy dollars which he had
on his person. Then three of them forced
HIM into a skiff, and after proceeding down
the river a few miles, threw him Into the
river, with the remark that dead men tell
no tales Abbott fortunately reached the
shore, returned, and gave the alan. which
resulted in the capture of a stranger supposed
to be the one who remained on shore. The
other three are still at large,
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RACE NEWS.
A Rainy Day at Columbus.

COLUMBUS, June 15.-The heavy rains of
to-day materially reduced the crowd at the
races, and made the track quite heavy.
First Race-Purse of $3.50; one and a
quarter mile dash; had eight starters; but
was handsomely won by Warfeld in 2:204
Lady Darcy, second; Maggie Shields, third.
Second Race.-Columbus cup for all ages;
800 entry and $3.50 added; two and quar-
ter mile DASH had fifteen entries, and but
three starters: it was handsomely won by
Kilburn. Time-4:164; Aunt Betsy, second j;
with Inspiration, the prime favorite, way in
the rear.
Third Race-Consolatlon purse, $780,
mile heats; had ten starters. First heat ia
ken by King William in :5l4; Jack Hank
away, second; DIR. Livingstone, third. Sec
ond heat was taken by Bill Dillon in :4524;
and third heat and race was taken by King
William in :5019; Bill Dillon, second. The
season has only been fair one pecuniarily
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THE INVESTIGATION
Continues to Develop the Fraudulent
Proceedings by which Louisiana was
Captured for Hayes, by Exposing
the Prime Movers i'm the
Rascality.
H. Conquest Clarke, Cover o. :" IS
Private Secretary, Tells Rev b go.
We're Managed in his Be-:
ment-KellOgg Declines 10
Appear.
WARRINGTON, June l5.-I lv .
mittee resumed Its session to- day.
H. CONQUEST Clarke.

WASHINGTON, June ID L. =. =
mittee resumed Its session to- day.
H. Conquest Clarke,
formerly private secretary to Governor Kel-
logg, and now in the internal revenue de-
partment, was examined regarding the Lou
isiana certificates. He recognized the first
and second sets of certificates in possession
OF the committee as the ones prepared by
him; Anderson having stated that there was an
error in the certificates, Governor Kellogg
requested the witness to examine them !;
witness was present when Governor Kel-,
logg signed the second set of certificates, and
had himself sealed them up and forwarded
them to Washington; he also sealed the first
set and handed them to the district Judge;
all the signatures of the first set were signed
IN the presence OF witness; witness did not
prepare the authority for the messenger
charged with the delivery of the second set of
certificates; was Of the opinion that the au-
tho1ty which the bearer of the second set of
certificates presented was the authority pre-
pared for the messenger of the first set by
General Anderson
RECESS.
When the committee reassembled Clarke
testified that he was under the impression
that he, and also Brewster, signed the second
set of certificates, and the geA tIemen signed
In the committee room and not in the gov
ernors Office, as Brewster testified yesterday;
Ho udu Iedu d SGdLeueub III d CINCINNATI
paper to the effect that some of the signatures
of the Louisiana electoral returns had been
forged, and thought that he clipped the para
graph from the paper and subsequently in
closed it IN a letter to Governor Kellogg, in
quiring what it meant, but he had never re-
ceived reply to the letter. never had heard
anything while in New Orleans of the So
called Sherman letter; in consequence of the
objections made by Governor Kellogg to the
handwriting in the first set of certificates,
witness had caused number of extra copies
to be made by clerk in the office writing a
palmer hand; he witnessl therefore had a
number of certificates in excess of those re-
CURED for the use of the electoral college.
After further unimportant testimony the
witness was excused.
EX-RepresentatiVe DarraII
was recalled, remaining on the stand but FIVE
minutes.
Chairman Potter announced that he had
requested Senator Kellogg to appear before
the committee, but had received a verbal
message from him, saying that he could not
comply with the request at present.
The committee then adjourned until Mon
1,y,
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All Quiet at Quebec.

| QUEBEC, June 15.-Everything has been
! quiet to-day. A number of other laborers
have returned to work. The police have re-
ceived information of the whereabouts of Q
| large quantity of -four stolen by the rioters
A portion of it has been recovered, and legal
stems will be taken to recover the halarcn
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shocking Accident.

PLANO, ILL June 15.-Rolo Hopkins, {
young man working in a factory here.
was instantly killed sand horribly ,nangled
this morning, by being caught in the belt OF
the main shaft and whirled around with
lightning rapidlty.
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton aud gold: liverpool cot
ton o 5-isd. Memphis cotton, II I-sc. Ncio
Orleans cotton. IfI-ic. Neie York cotton,
II re. NesS York g0rg. I5O 81
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ELECTION NOTICE.

A GREEABLE to resolution, an adjourned NEE.
~ ing of the stockholders OF the Mechanics
Building and Loan Association will be held at ifs
office. on MONDAY, June 18th, at O'Clock pm
for election OF Officers Directors and Solicitor, &c
serve for the ensuing term, and for the leaning OF
funds on hand. A PROMPT AND FULL ATTENDANCE
Is DESIRED. G. V. RAMBAUT, President
Il. ]. WARD. Secretary.
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KPntiIatIOn.

Sanitary Record: Many persons complain
of always getting up tired in the morning.
This is very often due to defective ventilation
of the bedroom, or from using an undue
amount of bedclothes and bedding Feather
beds are too soft and yielding, and partially
envelop the sleeper, thus producing proiuse
perspiration. The habit of lying too much
under blankets is also very pernicious by rea-
son of the carbonic acid exhaled by the sleep
er being respired. Again, it is a common
error to suppose that by simply opening a
window little at the top room can be ven
tilated. People forget that for proper venti-
lation there must be an inlet and outlet for
the air. In bedrooms there is often neither,
and If there Is fireplace it is generally closed
up. Again, it is mistake to suppose that
foul air goes to the top of room. Certainly
the heated air goes to the top, but the chief
impurity the carbonc acid falls to the bottom.
There is nothing so efficacious in removing the
lower strata of air as the ordinary open fire
place, especially if there is a fire burning.
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NOTICE.

THE monthly board meeting of the Bluff CitJ
l. Building and Loan Association will be held
MONDAY, June nth, 712 pm, at 291 Main street
up stairs. NEW SERIES now issued. Shares 81 pei
month. No other charges Money 10 loan on req
estate. q. h JUDAH, President.
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WEATHER XSDGCATIONS.

Wan DEI-T.. OyFIcE On. SIG. OEFIcz, I
WAsHsGruS, June les. I am.
For Tennessee and Tie Ohio rI'isy, falling
temperature, foR0ired hy rising buoEeicr.
generally ieVuer, part eiopdy ircufiey.
rain areas and r1-iGbis icildS.
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Sale of Stock.

ON THE 9TH DAY OF JUNE, 1878, AT Il
~ O'Clock H., at the southwest ccTner OF Main
will SELL for cash. 10 the highest bidder Eight
Shares of the capital stock of the Brownsville Man
ufacturlng Company, pledged to me as trustee. e.
secure debt of $1,000 due Mrs. W. L. Scott; said
debt being past due, and the money demanded by
and not paid s. III. DUNSCOMB. Trustee.
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"Neuril' Instantly Cures Neu.
ralSia.

1t is fourteen months since cured myself
of neuralgia with ''neuril," and hare not
had the slightest return Of pain. John w.
Scott, st. Louis. George W. Jones & Co.,
Memphis, agents.
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THE PIOUs POIsONER.

Sensational Developments in the VOs-
burEh Case-He is Now Accused
Not Only of Attempting TO
Murder his Wife, but of
Stealing the Poison.
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THE CLOSING SCENES

or Congress Somewhat Spirited Both
Houses Discussing Appropriation
Bills with the View TO Com
plotting Them Before FL
nal Adjournment
This Week.
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Poor stanley Mathews.

New YORK correspondence of the Chicago
Journal Such is the remark which is heard
-- every side here Snow. No matter what
may be the upshot OF the investigation, every
one here seems to think that he Is done for
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industrious will consult best their own inter-
est by selling out to those who see there's
good time coming"
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ONLY one in the world-ths genuine DIR.
M'Cabe medicated blackberry brandy; the
standard cure for all bowel diseases Bears
the written signature of DR.. M'Cabe on each
abel. n G. W. JONES CO.
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Baseball Scores.

Cleveland-Forest City, 2; Rochester, -
Boston-Bostons, q; Indianapolis, 4.
Buffalo- Bufaloes, g; Hornells, 2.
Manchester, N. H.-Manchesters, 8; Low
els, 0.
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The June Queens of Central Park.

New York correspondence Chicago Times:
Our summer season in New York is always
too brief, and it is now drawing toward its
close. 1t would have ended much before
this time with people who have residences
away from New York, but because of the
cool weather, ard because of too many nota
BILE marriages which were, through fear of
the treachery of May weather, fixed for the
month of June Indeed, we now have only
left to US our "June queens, rose queens, :"
as they are called by this generation Of girls.
At present our great park is being visited
daily 10y the prettiest groups OF young maid
ems, who elect their queen tor her goodness,
her piety, her beauty, her papa's money, or,
as In one case, because she Is an orphan and
has nice brother, and in another instance
because she had been so good about lending
her locket and her fnger-rings and they
crown her with flowers, dance around her,
sit upon the grass with her, and catch cold
with her, eat ice-cream with her, and go
home to the cramp or a sick headache all
alone with ma.
The Liberian COIOnists Heard From.
CHARLESTON, June ia cable special
from the NeiCs and COurierS correspondent,
dated Sierra Leone. May 10, received to-day,
announces the arrival at the former place of
the bark Azore, which sailed from Charles
ton, April 2lst with two hundred and fifty
negro Immigrants for Liberia. There was
much suffering on the voyage, the water hay
ing become short, the ship fever broke out
and tWenty-three of the emiorants died
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Marine Intelligence

BosToN, June 5.-Arrived-Steamer Aus
trian, from Liverpool.
MONTREAL, June 5-ArrIved-Steamer
Circassian, from Liverpool
LONDON, June 5-Arrived-Steamers
Celtic and Vile de Paris, from New York,
and Baltimore, from Baltimore.
NEW YORK. June 15.-Arrived- Steamers
Weser,. from Bremen, and Rotterdam, from
Rotterdam,
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FIT. WORTH TO FIT. YUMA.

Imposing Celebration of the Inaugural
tiOn OF a Daily Mail and stage Line
1860 Miles in LenEth-A Pro-
cessiOn OF Concord Coach
es and Two Hundred
Horses.
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TULLAHOMA

THE most delightful and convenient summer re-
i sort In Middle Tennessee. Located near the
base Of the Cumberland Mountains and the highest
point on the N. c. and st. Louis r. Z. Only three
hours ride from Nashville and II hours from Mem
phis.
ExhilaratIng climate and delightful chalybeate
water The hotel offers all the comforts of HON,
with al the luXuries of first class watering place,
and at moderate rates
TERMS SO per week or $40 per month.
Excursion tickets from Memphis and Nashville at
reduced rates.
keferences-Mrs. Judge Flippin, Gel Leon Trous =
dale and Col w. +. Hardin OF Memphis.
F CORZFLIIS. PTOnrfefOr
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Chairman Knott, OF the House Committee,
Gives his Views in Opposition TO
the Majority Report of that
Committee Adopted by the
House on Friday.
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MARRIED.
MASONIC CEREMONIES.

THE officers and members of Leila Scott n
L Lodge, No. 2S9, T. and A. M: You ~
respectfully requested to meet at Ma Xxx
sonic Hall. this SUNDAY afternoon, at 4Is/ w
the Medical College The officers and members of
sister city lodges cordially requested to meet
with u.s. to assist in said ceremonies All E. A. are
fraternally invited. By order A. S. MYERS, W. NJ.
A Nv
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HEADQ'TERS BLUFF CITY GRAYS.
MEMPHIS, June 10, 1878.
Special Order No. IA.
TINHIS command will parade, In full dress, this
L SUNDAY afternoon, at 5 O'Clock. The COM
mand will leave the armory at 45 minutes after
o'clock. BY order
JOHN F. CAMERON, Capt Comd'g.
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KNIGHTS OF THE RED BRANCH

4 FULL ATTENDANCE Is REQUESTED, AS
~ bu,int IS Of IMPOTENCE will come before the
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MemphisL lodge K. of H.

CEMI-ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS MON
= DAY NIGH {, June 18th. A full attendance Is
requested. N WILLIAMS. RepOrter.
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CHICKASAW GUARDS.

Special Order. No 5. Memphis June 10, 1878.
TI1HE members OF this command are hereby Or
L dered to assemble at their armory, In full dress
uniform this (SUNDAY) afternoon. at o'clock, for
the purpose of participating in the laying OF the
corner stone of the new Medical College. BY order
S. 7. CARNES, Captain Com'dg
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-EssVATTOVS NEsTERDAY.
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TnE YORK vNFENIsHED.

". 81. M'ELRUY. serseal
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In the House.

The consideration of the bill amending the
internal reYenGe law was resumed.
Mr.. Townsend moved to amend SO as %
repeal the section of the revised statutes
which prohibits exemption from taxation Of
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Headquarters Memphis Light Guards.
Special Order No. 81 Memphis, June 10, 1878.
TTNHIS command is ordered TO report at their armo
l. ~, in full uniform, this (SUNDAY) afternoon,
at o'clock sharp to attend the laying of the
stone of the Hospital Medical College. BY order
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-20
Menaer=

~~-$as
gHer melt in Den Der. Sta1teu berum.
9ereilt if, meiB, bab San Nnicnio einen
suten ytamen bat at8 cine Gtaot, in Der
es fd lebeu liBt uno in Wetder bic Gipi.
liluticu cine bSbere Stufe erreidt BAT, als
in pieleu auoeren Bldeen prn arGBerer
ginmobner,abt. gBp aber rou Gan Qn
tcnio rie 9teoe 1T, ba miro aud, bes Wen,
gerbctelS Gripdtnuns 9etban als zines Der
Nsencieu, melde Sau glntpnic at benz
semadt baben, ipaS es 1T. llno es per.
bient ben 0fuf pes erlten uno teIten So.
telS, uidt Bios in Gan Qntonic, lcnoern
in gan; Weiitcras, uno mas Comfort uuo
Die Eofet anbetriTIt islbit in gan; geras.
SebenTall5 war e5 oa5 erlte 5otel in &c.
yas, bas ben 9ieiieubcn Elm uenihenlphr.
riseS llntegtcn,men ciisrirte; unb bon lei.
ner eriten Gt0iiatms Bis gum bsutisen
&use bat cs 9leiden 5driit aebalten nit
ben beiten 6cteIs ner Ser. Staatcn, bat
lid teitinoie per9r5Bert. jeoe neue Ser.
beiieruns eiu3efdbrt, Niles 9etban, um es
leiuen @aitsn 10 beih,ib. als nSsti4 Su
maiden.
gelcnber5 I'll empIebien 1T Die SpeiIe.
tafet, cie es nit ieoem 8ei itaurant in gee
raS aufnImnlt, uno Die her gewSbnliden
SotelstcIt earum porSu5ieben 1T, neil Ta
nid)t Bios benz auleritanii Aen uub fransS.
flAen @eIdmaf tulpi8t, ionoern and
elmer 9nten ceutlden Slide 9te1nuug
tfdst.
Inter BET 2eituns bes Oeryn Stennede
bcrridt eiae n!uiterbafte Sronung uno Die
geoieuung 1T 70 prcnIpt uuo 10 aufmert
lam. als man eS mt pert1nsen fann.
Oenen, ,pelde bierber tcmaen. nm ibrer
@eiunobeit wegeu Den Wmter III einenl
iiipltdlen Glima gu perbringeu, f5nnen
mir oa8 Wengerbctel gang defenders en-,
pieblen, oa ibnsn bic bette YH,s. uno bic
SeIunbelte &clt baielbit 5etoten miro.
Als Deutiae fesen mir cinen aepiIIen
Stol5 barin, Gin 10 pOr;istides Setel in
unierer Stabt els ein Deufmal teutIden
untetnebulnnsSAeiiteS Ill belieen, henn
CUR 3sit, ds Serr Wenser oa8 Sotel
baute, mar pie gltbeit, bic er unternabm,
teine serin3Fisise. aBir eiirfcn un3 oa.
her pcbl an ea5 reiienee. beutide Bubli
fun penoen uno ieine Nufnerfiamteit aui
pas Wtenserbotei binlenieu. no e5 ieoem
Vane5manu onteimet uno Die Deutibe
3unae nod, in Gbren aebllten miro.
Gum Sd,!uB alaheu mir aui rie Nn,ei.
9epes 9errn Oseuaer. beidatih res an8e
tot8 sea Sdnpereien auf fu.ertilm Hitter ben
ptelen, onSJeSeihneten 9lnoitredeu 1T
nanentIib pa8 SeiBtbgm in Sen n>aQ
County empEetlenspertb. oaa srape pa5
Vano i(f lpie es ftp eia eeutiher Uarmer
miinIdt.
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Die 9tumpelfammer uub 9ebt 5ur Cages
cronung itter.
gDeroen tie gDunIMf unb Der gGias
per srobsn Majoritat Der 9arger pon
bieisr Rdbtiihen 9ebSrse aah nur i'm
Winpsasn tsriidFA.at9 glsin. SD
milf son rem pisttn Ssiipislsn uur ems
anfabren. aGar Der gBife unp bsr
Onal3 Der eroB'u Mairvitat Der 8arser
fir bic gnlase Der Wafierpsrte Nein.
SD parf preilt tebauptsu, eab he aegen
Den sDiusn elmer ercbsn Wajoritat pss
8olfss asnadt muroen Itno, neltheS iepen
0iiresr tstaunt ipar, nur gum @rfaunen
unlsrer 9lominiarotipn nitt sinleuntan
moats. SIRE bShlt srpsifsIbafte Notae
;peneigte! uno gIu5iidftit rut4 id, ubsrse..
9sn, absr 81 fra9en erlaabe Id mir, mar.
I'm miilisn mir soppeIt Iouiel rafiir tesao.
i'm, oils bic StaDt Nultin. psnn b;e{r
Stoot be3abit nur 5000 fir jsoeu bY.
Orant, mcseacn spjr bel aasn ganitsen.
naiiirldaen Nogtbeiisn ber 2ase, welte
Muffin otseaen, fir i.esu ogoranl Sl0O
bs3ahIsn miliIsn. llstrIg ns III i'd nltAt
anterIuhsn, OF bic 8,rmaItun5 nit Ger
asborisen Ssfcacmie unD llmiicht uss sfiayt,
uuo oisa anoern i,bsrIaNen, oeun msias
abTd)t 1T nur biz Wi!lflltrberIidaft in.
fessr iebisfn N0miniiiratuu an BEN Dram
GER Der SsfsntIithteit p1 ltsQea, pamit
5iatb aeIdaTsn weroe aus, pisisr sDQtiibr
teraus;utcmnlsur Sal. 2sG.
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Ossemtfr bes udhfen Sabres auf 3,774,s
4s0 sfilisssn. SIN Npril 1877 rurpen
S,412,5O0 Dfsro Der Iaaot uno leitoem in,s
mer mebr. Dsr Gronapcrt hie(fs 8lct-
id,ss arlhiebt in Nefriaeratoyen uno has
Nlito cieies Saneeis ,msi5es beltsbt rarin,
paB pas anfommenoe ShiT sinen ilterfia,
fen WarfI ftupst, in weleaen Safe natiir>
has fJnitlih fjI . erbaltsnes Den, wirflib
frilhsn Jle;1hs nahisebsu mab.
Die gtufubr ameritanltbsn @iebes pab
Jlsildtss nat gnslaaO bat Die 6olse &c
aabt, bort Den Breis res Diunbas Tlei,
itse einss iriid, aeIala6tsten uuo gut Gee
maitstcn 9npss BON 25 auf II Gents Ter,
ab,untidau. ,poriiber pia snailthsn 9lno.
nj tbe lsbr tIaaeu. llnier Gie3 tcmmt BON
sen ercbsn Jarmsn III Ssras, &aniaa,
Netrastl uno Gctorabo in magerer 3g.
fame, lpitD i'll teIcnper5 oa;u eingeridte
ten Otpcts crit felt sen,aht unO oauu
ihnell nad Dem 2!uafubrbaT.n Seidlfft.
Mit weller Utitbe bat man pie Nlcen
3reu,uus eamitelt, weId,e Tt an gelten
fIir oiele Ysrntupuns eilnet.
Cie gnlase Swcdnldbis einseridteter
uno namentiid seunrer Ylebhofs lit eue
srpbe saup'Iafe. IS beipt, ein
Sdipsin, oas iemllS Gbicaac pailire, er
holte ME wieper eineu Seiunoen 6nb uno
ein bort itaticnirteS aiiup ertrante piel
eihter am Icseu. Eeraa.Bieber, ol5 Elm
Direct rcn RanIas GItp an pas AReer per
t1eenes. Mud in @n9lano lit oieien
Buutte neutipinBa afcbe Anfme,flauteit
AeIfenft mcrreH. Gca |. Slnuur 1879
ob tritt ELI Gjeieb in Strait, metdes Dor.
itreitt cab aueS pom alaalaupe fem.
mcnpe Sisb auf eincnl gu bielem 3wsfs
teIcnoers bel1immten. inter Muilidt Der
3cabcbSroe ltpbenoen &labe. Der uousldn
D'ten Tiebmerfe, ausseloben unC nidt
mebr letenoig ron cert entfernt percen
pitrfe,-
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ssn g;noetcrsnsn sipias farse Bsmfrtun-
aeu. 60 mar uuerfennbar, pas earlela's 8
,utroulihee @eisn lie ilSerraiats. Str
idorier Suitiatt tslstrts tie audi wOe icsf
eeren @tmatbs,uaanr. esnn wls I'M thr
o,wii,s,maRsn ~ bulttasn, rrislsn lis Had'
Der Mu(ts biniiter, msbriah IN warnen
r,m apne BEN gsamsn pab uia wisoeFbo
lsnb.
en etefsm Quasnblif wistsrte i'm Shul
esn Maulitsr metrauilh. e'n atirre"
Der ouft,ue bate ibm bic Nabe Der etnaf
tcrenen ssrratasn, wsIde auaenlhfintid
auf Dem Ramme nes 5silsn,uses bsran9s
1hlihsn waren.
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