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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06
SPECULATIVE INSURANCE.

TWENTY THOUSAND boI.LsRs ON THE LIFE or
Pooh OLD MAN--DEvELopMESTs WHICH
FOLLOWED HIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III
THE COMPANIES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LEBANON, Pa Oct. o. 1870.
This community is considerably agitatcd over tho
sudden death and burial of poor old man by tho
name of David Long, aged Afty-avo years. who lived
alone in little shanty built for him through tho
charity of his neghbors The sensation of the affair
is this that the old mans lifo insured for tho
sum OF about $4,000 IN different companies,
among tho number being the United Breth.
rem ind Home Mutual Of this place-$G.0 900
In tho former, and tho amount In the
latter could not DO learned. These policies on
the old man are oil held by parties who arc in no
way related to him. but who. being of a speculative
turn, had him insured for their bencnt and thoy
paid oil tho premiums thereon. \
fttc pErArLs THE oar.
Among tho number holding policies arc some of
the lnost prominent citizens in the place. Long
sick only fow days and died suddenly on the goth
of September last aud buried on tho following
sunday ut the United Brethren Cemetery. he being
member OF that religious denomination. Applica-
ton was made tor the payment OF the Insurance by
some the parties holding policies. but having tho
l,abor murder fresh In thor minds the insur-
officials refused to pay tho claims until salts
fed that Long died natural death. Accordingly
the body will be cxhumcd tho coming week and an
investigation be had for this purpose.
TIM DECEAsED. ..a
Long had been In needy circumstances for many
years. At one time however. he was woll to do and
was the owner OF somo hne property hcrcabouts.
but evil days came upon him. he became dissipated.
thon his wife uiod and his only daughter ran away
from homo and associated herself with gang OF
tramps. with whom she has since travelled. He was
engaged shortly before he died at driving team ut
the North Lebanon Furnace. During his illness ho
was taken care Of by Jonathan Umbcrgor on whose
property Longs Shanty was built. The physiciar
says typhoid foyer the cause of death. Do thIa
1t may, tho insurance companies will not pay tho
tan o %n, ahs IN" aar vii, be- is vet 'rmna
shows that peculativo insurance has been oarr,si
on In this community to such an alarming rxtent-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

A NEGLECTED. CHILD.-Cannot the Park De-
partmcnt afford to scrub the little boy who has
stood so long upon the fountain ut broadway
and Thirty-thld street! He is pretty child,
in spite of his broken arm and appealing pose,
but he has been neglected until dirty fringe Il
foot long droops from his cherubc shoulders,
while his dirty checks would disgrace the worst
orphan asylum in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

The HUAscAR has been ut it again. This
time she has dismounted u Chilean 3OO-pounder
In shore battery-a feat in gunnery which any
nava commander would be proud Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

ABOUT ONE IN TN of cur population visited
Central Park yesterday and bchcld instead of
the beautiful garden, for which much money
has been paid, plot of ground so shamefuly
neglected hat 10 put it in proper order again
will cost considerably more than the sum noIni-
nally saved by reducing the appropriation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

WAY SHOULD A HUNDRED THOUSAND PAS
sESaERs suffer daily from the stencil of
burning sulphur and suffocating carbonic
acid gas emitted by the elevated railroad
engines? Let this nuisance be abated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

A BEGGAR with five thousand dollars in banl
Is reported. Probably most Of the people VIII
gave hex money can afford to envy her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

Dr. HALL says men should not allow snow or
bad leather to keep them from church, for
they do not stay away from their offices for
such reasons. But men are always certain that
at their Offices they will be kept awake.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

THE HAYDEN-STANNARD MURDER comes into
court again tomorrow, but where the jurymen
are to be obtained is "a mystery, for every man
In Connecticut has full-hedsed opinion about
the afuir,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

ARE EVEN AMERICAN AUTOGRAPHS to be nur-
tured and protected by our tariff system! Ii not,
why was duty collected lately on some Ameri-
ran cngrssvings which had been sent abroad only
for the signatures of the artists after whose pic
lures they were madci
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

SEVERAL PROMINENT CLERGYMEN have re-
burned from Europe, but the devil does not
seem to have gone abroad this season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

ANUisAScE that can and must be abated--
the stencil of burning sulphur and suffocat-
ing carbonic acid gas emitted from the
engines OF the elevated roads.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

BY OUR SpEcIAL CABLE DESPATCH from Paris
1t appears that great number OF prominent
Frenchmcn are in favor of new treaty of COM
mcrce with the United Statcs-one which shall
be framed according to sound business princi-
ples.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

lr WAS STATED i'll temperance meeting
yesterday that the wine OF the Hebrews was
the juice that naturally exudes from broken
grapes. and was not Intoxicating. Grapes may
have acted that way in Judca, butno whey ar,list
OF the present day ever found such juice The
'.iirst running, us it is called yields the best
wine, but millions of men have been made
drunk by it. Tell us something that we can be-
1icvc. brethren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

ANOTHER DEAD MAN is to be exhumed for
the satisfaction Of life insurance companies. 1t
is rapidly becoming as uncomfortable to die
poor as to die rich, provided ones life is in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

The probabilities that the reaiher iss NeU
York and its ticindy today rf be wasm aud
fair To-mo,7ow he same conditions are likely
10 prccaH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

THE HEIALDs WEATHER PREDICTIONS
have been made useful in many ways. but we
never expected that they would he taken into
the pulpit to make SMILES Of, as they were
Yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

NUISANCE that can and must DO abated--
the stencil o. burning sulphur and suft cat
ing carbonic acid gas emitted from tho
engines of the elevated roads.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

Now WE ARE ToLD that there was never to
have been a Grant boom anyhow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

TRAVEL Is MADE Misery on the elevated
roads owing to the stencil of burning sui
phur and suffocating carbonic acid gas
which pervadcs the cars. This nuisance
can and must be abated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

ENGINES THAT EMIT THE FuMns Of burning
sulphur and carbonic acid gas in sutfocating
volumes are nuisance on the elevated
roads, which can and must be abated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

The WEAruiR.--Thc depression that was adj
ynncing from the Northwest. IVA stated in yestcr-
DAYS HERALD, has now reached the Mississippi
and Missouri valleys; but, although the pressure
within 1t il low, ii has not developed any energy.
The barometer is high over the Atlantic coast
north ci Florida. In the Gulf States IL Is falling
steadily. owing to the movement of a depression
IN the vicinity Of the West Indies. Rain fell in
The lake re- gions and the South Atlantic coast.
The weather IN the other districts was generally
fine The winds have been from fresh to brisk
IN the central valleys and on the Gulf coast.
Elsewhere they were light The temperature
rose in nearly all sections of the country. Tho
weather over the British Islands is flnc. The
weather in New York and its vicinity to-day
will DO warm and fair. Tomorrow the same
conditions are likely to prevail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

A NUISANCE that can and must be abated-
tho stencil Of burning sulphur and suffocat-
ing carbonic acid gas emitted from the
engines Of the elevated roads.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

OuR NEW INDiAs ENEMIES are described.
collectively and individually, in another
column If any other nation were to attempt to
fight such fellows with few attcnuatcd frag-
mcnts OF skeleton army how we Americans
would jccr And, likely enough, some Con-
grcssinan who has always opposed efforts
toward increasing the efficiency of the army
would demand such interference by stronger
nations us would prevent useless bloodshcd.
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u II IPL e SH e d II

NEW YORK, MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1879.
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shall 70 into the State canvass as democrats,
standing on the Syracuse platform and vot-
ing the Syracuse ticket with the single ex-
ception Of the candidate for Governor. We
know no reason for doubling the sincerity
OF this declared intention. Assuming it to
be sincere the democratic vote will be as
large for the bulk OF the ticket as if there
had been no split. But If the whole demo-
cratic State ticket is elected with the ex-
ception of the candidate tor Governor such
result will prove that the democrats
have majority in tho State and
will also prove that it depends on Tam
many whether this majority can be made
effective in the Presidential election. This
is the result ut which Mr.. Kelly IL aiming.
If Robinson is defeated and the rest of the
democratic ticket saved the defeat of
the one candidate and tho election of
the others will DO attributed to Mr..
Kelly. He will then seem to hold the
fate of the democratic party in his own
hands. 1t will be apparent that the party
in New York can elect any State candidates
whom he supports and cannot elect any
whom he opposes. II this should come to
DO acknowledged Mr.. Kelly will hold the
vote of Now York in his hand and will be-
come the dictator of the democratic party.
He is far enough from having acquired this
position as yet, for it is probable that the
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Gin fa,tberer Wtiiiiunar.

Hem zNorf, IS. Mai. = Der 8allfManil
S0ellrp s. Yarfe bon Ger. 1856, SrontzStraBe,
Snporteilr fiueiiider uno iapaneiild)er gSaa=
rerl, hattie psr itebeu Wtsnaten eiren so Sabre
alten Gbineisn, ,9fanlens Niop Sin See, bel iid)
aufaenemnen, Der gum Ghriltentbume ilberge=
treten mar nub ben milOtbatige Yerlonell gum
WtiliionGr batten beranbilbcn lailen, 10 oaB er
BOT aurSem IN Wtott=StraBe lein Wtilfonsbaus
fiir G1inelen erDiinel foltnte. tor. Barfc batte
eine bohe Meinung bon ieiuem Sbiitlin9c nno
id)enfte bennelben lein DoleS Sertralien. Gr
mar baber ridt tpeuig erltaunt, al5 ct bot etni=
aen Sa9en Die Gntosduug madte, oaB Der Gblz
lleie, Der ietne 0anbsleute oabier befebren lote,
ueridieoclte 9inge I'M 9aosn beimlid) in bic
Salde ldob. gtun lenfte iit ani ben Otiliio=
MIR Der Serbaft, bab CT alh iuertbnotlere Sa=
den, bic let Scbrrar aus bent @cld)afte perz
ld)ipanneu, batte n1itgebeu bciBen nno Sr.
Barfe begab jid baber ant 9orntag gbelib nit
einem @ebeiltpolisilien nad Wtep Sin Sees
ileuer @obn1ng IN OtottzStrabe nnO lieB ieine
Sa6en bllrdiuden. Gs fanoen fd balelblt
@egenltGnbe I'M 9Sertbe BON $175 Dor, Die alle
aus oeln Yarfe'lhen @eld)Gfte berriibrten, unb
in ieinen Saifel bate Der Gbiuele $l45, iiber
oerel1 Griperb CT feine bsfrieoigenOe auffldrnng
aeben fprnte. Sas mar !6rn. Yarfe 81 piel,
ipesbalb er ale 9fiidEdt fir ben Wfilionar
fabren unb bieien perbafteu lieB. @elterr itanb
Der 4rreitant, nit einer engliiden Sibcl III Der
einen unb etner dineiil6en i'll Der anoern Sanb,
por ben Shranfen bes Combs Yoli5eigeridrs,
ianpfe illbriinItioe 8ltde nad Sben uno erz
tlarte, Der Seufef babe i'm perlIdlt Nno er babe
Der 8eriudung liht ipiOerlte9en fpnnen. Hid)~
ter 6tan.ner CAB linn @elegenheit, 1ld) i'm 9e=
fGu0ui{ie oIf zine YsertheibiouuQ6reee Dor ben
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Eages-N NentsRaite,t,

gine aus 100 Yerionen beitebeuoe u II l.
NJ anbererz @eielli1aft reilte geltern
bon Sttawa, Ont, nad W anitob ba ab.
SIM @ansen fino ieit Dem 1. SanlIar b. S.
iiber 1000 Berlonen bon Sttawa nad) Ofani=
toba ausgeipanbert.
Ind in 6eaoing, Bennl., miro jett baS
Sonntagsseiet iebr idarf sebanbbabt. gettsn
Sonntag tparen nid)t MIR gSirtbl6aftel1, Cigar
renldben nnb Speiiebdnier, ionoern aud Gon=
bitOreien, Varbieritnben II. 1. 10. ftreng &C.
l6lpfien. Den 3eitungsiungen mar perboten,
Sonlltagsbldtter auf ben SraBeu gum &aufe
aussubieten, ote 3eitun9en wurben aber oeiiell
ltngeaftet allsgetragerlt Ino aud) an ben Soinz
tertbiiren Der s8iribsbauier founte man Sc
trdnfe erbalter.
Sn gtetp=G0ln, gSisc., lsbt Ser Ell d) c
W irtb Oenfter Oerlelbe ,par in einen
Yro5efie als 3euge Dor 9eriht geforoert, aber
ni6t erl6ienen unO tpnrbe oeSbalb ipegen NtiBz
ad)tuug bes @eri1tsboieS in SIS Strafe perar=
tbeilt. Spdter fanD ii6 Der Ssrboniterte Elm
unb CAB Die folgenbe originelle Gntlbulbiguus
Gr lei ans 6auS gefeiielt, neil er einer bellt=
lden 8eiItlther, ber an Srunfenbolbenbaft
tsit leibe, in YFese babe. gSie ibtuieris es iei,
ben 9eifliden bonn geiitigen NaB fern su bal=
ten, gebe baraus berpor, baf er einmal vfaii
nlattrn" par, oaun aber in Abfpeienbstt 0siI=
iter's in beTen Seller brad uno iid) an Sen bort
befinoliden Serrdtben fpdder be5edbte.
Gin traurises S9iflal bat ben beutideu
8aner Sirsen MagnuB in 9arlem
bel Gbicago beim9elA1t. gsdbrenb e,
nenliitb, tuie Die rSG. Staatsstg." beriatet
AM ofienen @rabe ieiuer 8rau ftanb, branntt
lein aanses @ebSft nit al1em 9npentar - Sc
ratbe, @etraibe unb Sieb = Bis auf ben @runt
nieber, g2ifts uuroe serettet. gSie Der Manr
gsfa9lt ba5eIf saas, aul ssM 5simpsse Dom
GtS::aahe, nit ieinen bier Nnnliinoisen ainoern
tuie er iein Saus, ben Gr,perb langidbriger ar
belt, in Glanlnlen iteben iab, laBt itA faHn
ausoeufell, nod piel lpel1iger beidreiben. Uni
er bat elm lol6es S9idial seipib nidt peroisnt
als lein Bruoer I'M groben 0ranbe BON @bi
cago unlfam, nabm er grobber3is befien Sa
milie 81 fi9, nHb beiratbste ipdter Die gSittwe
Diele bat }1pn ieif einer 8eibe BON Sabren ai
benz 9ranfeubette geieseH, e5e Der Sob fe ist
uon ibren 2eiben erlSfte, llnb iebt biBt er ieil
ganSeS Beiittbum eit.
gbdbrenb oes SabAes 1878 wurben IN be-
Ser. Staaten ,663, ,S58, 600 1dfjer (,Barrels
I@atS pfrtauft,l l6obon iparen 3,O75, ,5S
iuportirt. unQef6br ! 1856, 600 murben i
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Eingsforo's Osmego'er Stdr6e
GoitorieGe Yotiaett.

gSie Der ,Star" tpiiien mill, ,psrbeu Die Dc
nlofratsn bic grstutiuz., sssislatip= unb Sufti3'
Seripilligungs=St1 nit ben 4menoemerts an
nebnen uro bas orobenbe Seto abparten.
Damn meroen iie Die ImenoenentS in belonoe=
rem Sills annebmen, nno iuenn au6 bieie nit
benz Seto belegt weroen, 10 miro Die 2egisla=
tip=Seriplligung stpar obne bic v5eiter" pal
iirt uerben, aber bie Serfigung entbalten, baf
fein @elo fir Die SiilfS=Marl1dle peripilligi
iperoen loa. llnter5eid)net Der Yraiioent BIZ
Sia in oieler Sornl, mas nod eine offene fSragt
lit, bann fpirS Die 9(rr1eezSeripilligungs> >Sil
nit Der Seidrdnfllng fir 9ransporte anse.
non1men merOer. = Gtnige 0emofraten inn
oafiir, bic Irntee=8ill bllr6fallen su laiier
uno bic @refutio= Srtpilligunss= =8ill anSuneb
men. Der beutige GauflIs iuirb ieSenfallS DC.
finitip oariiber bejd)lieBen.
rSeine lleberltiir5ung nidt" lit iebt bel
@abliprll6 Der 9emofraten. sic baben ohm
3lueifel Die falnoie feline 9ei9i6te BON BEN
@ngldnoer llnb Sranjolen gelelen, tpeld]e iid
auf elmer 8riide be9egneter, mnb aeiner ben
Inoern anstpeiden ipolIte. Qls Der Tran3o
ieine 3eitung 9eleien uno enoli9 bas Slatt srt
iammen faltete in Der 6offnung, baB Der @ng
lanoer iniirbe lei, bat bieier b1fli6 nm Die Sci
tung, I'M otelelbe ebenfallS 5u leien, moran
Der 6ran5oie, iiber bieie @eoulO eriaunt, rubi!
Ylat nla6te. Die 9emofratem fonnen iid) bi
3eit nebnlen - laiie man iie erit einmal rubi!
ibre ,3eituag leien uno Die stalwarts iuarten
Sor. 8. 9. 9euiter ipirb beute gegen bel
yOollar unierer Sdter" ipre6eu. SIS iit er
freuliA, oaB alle oeuti6en Sertreter I'M Gon
grsiis unbeusame anbdn9er oes ebrliden Sci
oes iino.
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9l,nalaamattpm tt @iraimiett.

81 t6 nj N ), Strg., 13. Wtat. - 0erPro=
;eB gegen ben gieger @owarS ainnep unS ielne
6rau, cine SeiBe, gtancnS Dtarp Snan
ISaa, gelangte berlte our6 ein @ein6 nm einen
SabeaS @orpuszSefcbl Dor bas bieiige SunOeSz
freisgeridt. 9a8 Ghepaar lit angeflagt boS
Staat8geieb perlebt 3u baben, wddeS locira=
then stpild)en gSeiBen unb gtegern perbietet,
uub rd1lrbe ibOn our6 baS @ountp9crld)t BON
6anoper=Gountp, 8ir9., iiberiiibrt uno Su 5
Sabreu 3u6tbaus perllrtbeilt, 9as G'elnd)
I'M an8itellung eines oabeas Corpus Sefs4lS
lest bar, baB Die 4ngefiagten iid] nafSalhtngz
ton, 3. s., begaben, ff BORT trauel lieBerl
unb ais Wann mn 6rau na6 Sirginten Slt=
riidfebrten; oaB iie Siirgcr Der Ser. Staatell
iinb uno ais ioldye gleid)e 0te6te nit allen all=
ocren Siirgern babell; baB Die She etn Siptls
Gontraft 1T unb bnB bas Staat8geiet, lpcldlcs
Die 4ngeflagten perlctteu, Der @on|tltution mn
ben @eieten Der Sereinigten Staater 5uuioel
unb babar null unb nif)tig lit; OaB Die im Oi.
itritte Columbia geid1loiiene She bort 9iilti9 ii
lnb baher aud III allen Staaten als gelebitd)
anerfanirt lnerben mlB. 9iitriftSanlnalt 9eiuis
bra9te 9(rgumente fir ben angeflagteH uno
@eneralantpalt 8ielb fiir ben Staat Dor. Der
9fidter mirb ieire Gntiheionng morgen ab-
QebeM.
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9obn @amantater,
III. J66, tf-gal.imors strake
sir Die ietige 2SinterfaiCom

:: - 1s:;':s':';: g S'ass ...s ne''f'
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sofal 9eri6tc aus gsaSbtuatoa
Der ar9cbIidDe idanoItd)e 9lnarii; ani ,ssl. Gb>,
men; - SSn Der site osa @eied)tS ert..nusc,i,
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Der aiiocblidDe id)aHolid)e 1uarifj arf iyst, Sb<
heS; ;Sih ~ per as'sie osa @eied,ts ert:..,nseu
WaI hin9ton, IS. Itn;.-9foof. Sorrn.
Wcgtamara, 2eorp, Slin0rue uno golauS
uelde inter Der 9lnIhul6iouuo ffcben, m,
6rl. egallcg III Dem noro0itlidlen Ghtile unic
rer Staot ellten lGlGnolidtn 9lu0rifi oemafi,
5ll Dabtll, baitcn gciteru uor @eridt III eridlei
llen, IS mltroe Don 6ru. @8. q. @oof, Dem
Anpalte Der anaetIagteu, Der 8orid,lao oe.
nlad)t, ole Anllnge aus bereit8 iriibcr bsjpro.
4aneH grllnben nebcr5uidln9en ucltem gSor.
l6la9e Der 9HErlttSs s9lnpalt lSen8 btftio op.
ponlrte. 9tid)ter $oaguer peridob bic @ntid,ei:
oun9 oeS 6nlleS bis auf bcute.
= @tlteru ging oaS G)eritd)t, OaB Der 4dltb
). Chandler clne 9utlage gc0cn t9ru. Stillor
0utd)tn8 pon Der ogSalbingtonEBoIt" einrei
den mro III 5SplGe Oerid)ieoener Scnlerfunaen
DIE nell!ldJ il6er prn. Gbanoler in Der qeual1
tel 3eltun9 UerGiieutlid)t iporocu fun.
= OaS bresbDterium BON &abinGton CT
thctlte III leiner geitrtgeu Situug ben 6$5. g.
y. 9le1oenIn bon bier mno Splueter Sead
pon 9auleStomn, Ro., @rloubniB gum Bre
oigen.
= 6rau Glteu GOrcoran Soil(, bic @cmabll
oeS BaltorS Or. Stepben y. 6iQ unb Sd,uc
ltsr oe8 9ldtb. gS. gS. Gorcorou, uerldieo Dor.
geitern Nadnlitta9 III ibrcr Bobmlng an s..
StraBe nah ldn9erenl, I6weren GeiOen in eincn
altT bon Is SaGrell. Die Seritorbene iual
ais eine auBuorbentlid ntilbtbdtige Dame be.
tannt lnS ltano bel 9laen in b06ittr G9ulnG
unb Serebruug.
= @eifcrn Sorlnittag segsu 10 llbr perldict
cine jungc @Inlattin, gtanleuS 6allnp S6ep.
berb, in ibrcr gSobnrn9 Scr. S27, "a. StraBe
III 6olge einer abortion, lueld)c eiuc Srau 0r
Splpeter, Die friiber her nuter benz gtaner
uHump-back Jenny" bcfanut mar, oil ibl
oor9enonImen bate. Sn 5olge beS 8abr.
prldS Der 2ei6eui6alIs@ s@eidiporcuen wurbt
6rau Sglueiter benz StaOt9sidu9niiIe iiber.
liefert. 9ente miro Der SAT- peiter perbauoel
lperoen.
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@crmii@te Sepeid,en a,ts SetpE
NnVf

gfew g)orf, Is. Mtai. - Gin llnbefanlt-
ter BON etipa Sc Sabrer, Sup 81 3ou grpB
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