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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-27

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CHICAGO, October 26th.-The Inter- Oceans
Washington special says: In vain effort
to stem the tide of proof of connivance ct the
forgery of the Chinese letter, if not worse,
the Democrats have claimed to be able to
produce postmarked letters similar to the one
now suspected to have been forged, as much
for the means of advertisement for the dis.
reputable paper called Truth as to smirch
General Garfield. One William Dickson,
therefore, has boasted that he can produce
letter so postmarked in contradistinction to
Postmaster Ainger's card. As result of his
braggadocio the following card was issued to-
day:
Ii William Dickson will produce the letter bearing
the postniark OF Washington City Postoffice, OF a
date in january, $780, that is identical with that
the alleged Garfield Chinese letter, | will pay him
800 for his trouble. Let MS have an end to non
sense and come down to business
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In Connecticut impartial and independent
observers say there is every prospect of a
very close election, with the chances some
what in favor of the Republicans. but while
the Hancock boom was at its hight the Demo.
Gratis were confident of an easy victory. The
October elections and the tariff have shaken
their faith in large majorities, and the most
ardent of them do not claim more than 2, 500
in New Haven and bare majority in the
State. 1t is said that English, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, means to be
elected if it costs 100000.
THE DEMOCRATS AND THE TARIFE QUESTION.
CHICAGO, October 26th.-The Times New
York special says: 1t cannot be said that the
Democrats have made o noteworthy impress
sion in the manufacturing districts In their
fight against the tariff bugaboo. There are
SO many manufacturers whose Golfers are en-
riched by a protective tariff, who are clamor-
Gus for even more protection, and whose
workmen are so dependent upon them, be-
lieving their interests and the interests of the
bosses to be identical, that the Democrats are
having uphill work. The rabid protectionist
county of Trenton, n. j., where Democrats
are naturally strong, is an instance. The
single industry of pottery making gives en-
ployment there to 1900 men. The pottery
manufacturers says their business has grown
under the protective tariff. The moment the
tariff is removed or lowered 800 manufactures
of Liverpool would sweep down and utterly
overwhelm the fifty potteries in this country,
three-tourths Of which are In Trenton. As
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-27

CHICAGO, October 26sh.-Specials give
facts and figures to show that the Republi-
cans are sure to carry Tennessee by hand
some plurality on the Gubernatorial vote and
to gain at least one Congressman. There are
three candidates for Governor, two being
Democrats. The State will undoubtedly give
majority for the Democratic Electors. The
above is the figuring of the Democrats them
selves. The Republicans claim more, and say
there are wholesale assertions from the Dem
ocratic party, and claim that the election of
a Republican United States Senator in that
State is quite possible. Other dispatches in
dictate possibility of the election of two Re-
publican Congressman in Kentucky.
, 1880-12-17
rAlMAeg ON TINE CHINESE.

The sermon which we reproduce
N mar. this week is q very clear and
forcible statement OF facts and ideas
from the side of the defense OF
the Mongolians. While it is largely
theoretical, and takes ultra ground,
il contains much of truth that may
be pro6tably considered by Amerl'
can citizens who desire to sift this
question and understand it in all its
bearings. Doubtless DR.. Talmage's
fervor would be greatly toned down
by little of the practical experience
with Cinnamon that forms the basis
of hostility to them on the part OF
the average Pacific coaster; and yet
he is doubtless a perfectly sincere
seeker after the whole truth bearing
upon the question.
The Chinese question Is one that
the people Of the United States will
have to decide in some way perhaps
during the coming decade. 1t is
certainly to our interest then to con-
slider the subject from every possible
standpoint. Itis hoped that the late
treaty with China will open the way
for mitigation Of the evils of un-
limited Chinese immigration to this
country. If it does the strain will
perhaps be lightened sufficiently to
enable our people to look calmly and
dispassiona,ely upon the knotty
problem before them, unbiased by
the evils that have been so soreIy
felt on the Pacific coast during the
past few years.
, 1880-12-17
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Good tenement houses are in
great demand at Tacoma.
Provisions are scarce at Wood
River, Idaho.
Dwelling-houses are in demand
at Spokane Falls.
The Oldest person in Montana is
an Indian woman, age 115.
Clark county is putting large
quantity of pork in the market.
Two hundred and sixty-ive stu
dents at the Dayton public school.
Several cases Of fever are report
ed at Medical Lake and vicinity.
The water pipe factory at Tum-
water is running to its utmost Ca
pacity.
Rev. M. Eels is taking the GEN.
sus Of the Indians on Clallam res>
ervation for Gen. Walker.
During the first three days of
the month 4O63 packages were
sent out from the Seattle post
office.
Washington Territory possesses
20,O00,000 acres Of the finest tim
ber land that lies on the face of
the earth.
There is -four mill at Bedford,
Montana, run by Water from hot
spring, and SO operate al the year
round
Many of the logging camps on
the Snohomish have shortened
their crews one.half; others have
shut down for the winter.
There will be a Mssonic,ball Civ,
en- at Steilacoom on Monday eve.
ming, December 9th, preceded by
public installation Of officers OF
the lodge in that town.
, 1880-12-17

THE HOApLEY AsHoRE.--The fol-
lowing full account Of the wreck OF
the Hoadley was telegraphed from
here to the Seattle POST" on the
18th inst: "During an extremely
heavy southeastern yesterday, the
bark David Hosdley from San Fran
cisco for Port Gamble attempted to
pass Point Wilson, but failing in
this, she captain anchored off Rocky
point, couple Of miles below Point
Wilson light. During last night the
wind suddenly changed to the south
west, and it was thus found neces-
sary to let go the second anchor as it
was impossible to get under way, the
wind blowing her right dead on to
Rocky point. At noon to-day dur.
ing terrible blow, she parted one
of her chains, and the other anchor
dragging she went ashore. The FIRST
report of her condition was received
from the captain of the United
States steamer Shubrick, who was
unable to render any assistance on
account of her position. On hear
ing of the disaster Capt. deLion, on
the part Of the underwriters, inme-
diately repaired to the scene OF the
wreck and on his return reported as
follows: The ship is broadside on
the beach-wind and tide having
driven her within a hundred yards
above high water mark. The sea is
breaking right over her fore and aft.
She is lying amid q lot of rugged
rocks md boulders. Her false keel
has come off, and is on the beach;
and no doubt as ,he vessel is work.
ing on that rocky beach, her bottom
on the off shore side must be pretty
badly thumped through. On &C
count Of the breakers it has been
found impossible SO far to establish
communication with the shore.
Should the wind prevail as it is now
blowing there is every prospect Of
the vessel going to pieces. As soon
as Sheriff Miller heard of the catas.
,rophe he repaired to Rocky point
accompanied by Messrs. Finchler
and Chapman, Of this 9th. Finch
Ter with commendable courage and
bravery, stripped and dashed through
the breakers until he reached q rock
from which he was able TO lasso
line thrown from the vessel and in
this way surf line was carried and
secured on shore, thus probably saw.
ing the lives of the entire crew. On
account of the cold and exposure the
sheriff's party returned, after seeing
the line secured and q chair pre-
pared to bring the crew ashore"
, 1880-12-17

THE Palouse "Gazette" sagely
comes to the front in advocacy OF
the idea that all our Presidents
ought to be pensioued for life. Our
Presidents get two hundred thous.
and dollars each for every term OF
-four years in the White House, and
with that little pocket money they
might manage to scrimp round and
earn al honest living afterwards.
The fact is that they are well paid
for their services. and there would
be no more sense or justice in pen
sioning them of than there would
be in pensioning any other Office
holders.
, 1880-12-17
Executors Sale.

Notice u hereby given. that IN pursu-
ancc Ot IN ORDER Of the Probate Court OF
Jefferson county, W. H., made on the
22d day oi November. 1850. IN the matter
OF the estate of Reynold Malinu,liSt. de-
ceased. the undersigned executor of the
las: VIII and testament Of said lvrcased.
VIII sell ut public auction to the highest
bidder for cash. gold coin OF the United
States, anl subject to confirmation by said
Probate Court, OH saturday. the 18th
day OF December. 1850. ut 2 o'clock p.
NJ, In front of the stone Court Hou-r In
Port Towns~nd. w. T., all OF the rgllt.
title and interest Vi III" said Eryno,d NJ
Inquest Mt the time OF his death and all
the right, title and interest lh.. ..e said
estate h as. by operation Of law or olicr-
wise. acquired other than or IN addition
to that ot said Rcynold MaliGquest at the
time ot his DEATH Nv and 10 the T. 4 ot
the Il u Of the Sc "a Sec. 3, Up. 70 N.
Il ! w. confirming 40 acres. si,mtr lying
aud being IN Jefferson county, " I.
Terms OF sale, 20 per cent. ot purchase
money In cash OIL day Of sale, and the
balance on confirmation Ot sale by said
Probate Court. Deed at expense OF pur-
chaser This is u very desirable and vain.
able piece of property. being situated OH
Chimacnm Creek. only about one mile
from the p. >. iron works. and from tide
water. A few acres are in cultivation and
a good road runs through the land con-
Meeting with roads leading to Irondale and
Port Townsend, II you want 40 acres of
good land suitable tor raising vegetables
and fruit ana convenient to market; land
that also has u speculative value, do not
tail to buy this. Title perfect.
CHAs. 4. ANDERSON.
Executor Of the last will and testament
Of Reynold Malinquist, deceased.
ID. w. SMITH.
Attorney for the Estate.
Dated Nov. 22d, 1880. 42:4t
, 1880-12-17

CAPT. Mcintyre, of the bark Re-
we're was painfully injured on the Sd
inst, by being caught in the gearing
of the donkey engine. His vessel
was outward bound, coal laden for
San Francisco, from Departure Bay,
and had passed Cape Fla,tery at the
time of the accident. The vessel
had sprung leak, and the donkey
engine had been started to work the
pumps. They put back and reached
Esquimalt on Sunday, with six feet
OF water in the hold. Capt. McIn.
tyre was brought to his home in this
ci,y on Monday, where he will soon
recover from his bruises.
, 1880-12-17

We are unable to give our read
ers any part of the Presidents re-
cent message to Congress. 1t is
very able, clear, comprehensive and
foroible document, showing that its
author has brain large enough to
take in and consider the multifarious
needs OF diversified people. If all
the suggestions set forth are favor.
ably acted upon, the country cannot
fail Of permanent benefit. Especi.
ally is this the case in regard to po-
lygamy. President Hayes takes the
strongest ground against this crying
evil ever taken by any man in the
executive Office yet.
, 1880-12-17

Last Saturday morning Nellie,
the little daughter of Mr.. E. Z.
Hickman died at the residence of
Mr.. James McCabe in this city,
of some affection of the throat.
, 1880-12-17

If all teIegraphiC news about the
N. P. r. r, syndicate being formed
in New York is true we may look
for a speedy completion of that
road.
, 1880-12-17

IT is said that "a vessels bound
for Chicago, are frozen in on Lake
Erie, 4S on Huron, and many others
in the various rivers.
, 1880-12-17
The High Water Of 1890

Did not reach a point equal to that Of
1876, but 1t was high enough to do a deal
OF damage, Time, however will repair
this. but time Ouly makes worse every
case Of disease OF the kidneys and urinary
,orSrns which box Of Oeegon Kidney
lea would cure. Sold by all Druggists.
, 1880-12-17

This institute. on Fidalgo Island, is pre-
pared 10 finnish thorough and economical
education to students Of both sexes. The
location is favorable TO health and light
expense, and also because OF the quiet and
removal from city alIurements. Ad-
vancement rapid, by individual attention
by competent teachers. Consideration
pail to manners and morals. Parents
notified OF work done, and correspondence
invited.
To the corps of teachers has been added
an experienced photographer and instruc-
tor in modern languages and art. Special
attention 10 music, there being ten pupils
upon the organ last year, bookkeeping,
surveying, Nc, &c.
Terms-$7 and 20 Tuition per Quarter.
Opens Sept. 1880. Board 81 80 per
week.
, 1880-12-17

MARRIED.--At Walla Wslla, w.
T., November 20, 1880, by the Rev.
Mr. Erwin, Lewis Grenaway, OF
Walla Walla, to Miss Emily G. Cant,
nf Victoria, B. G. Victoria papers
please copy.
, 1880-12-17

LATE advices iRdicate that in Ire
land the land crisis has about arrived
and that England will speedily have
n war Oh her hands unless she max 0
concessions.
, 1880-12-17

The MAlinquest property will be
resold tomorrow, in front OF the
stone cour. house, in this place, at 2,
r. NJ.
, 1880-12-17
Real Estate at Private Sale!

The undersigned ofle for .sale three
dwelling houses and a number Of town
OTIS in Port Townsend; also improved
aiming, timber and unimproved lands.
Jefferson county. Persons wishing 10
invest can secure bargains on easy terms
J y applying to j. a. KUHN.
, 1880-12-17

ID. Ross, in tour of the Sound
last week, including Victoria, OBJ
tanned orders for 700 barrels of
San Francisco flour, which will be
delivered at 81 per ton.
, 1880-12-17

iSioou SOttilys
Pm. LEWIS, Piaiasif,
VS..
N. q. HALEY nnd CHARLOTTE T.. HA.
LEY, Defendants.
The United States OF America to N. G.
Haley and Charlotte L Haley, defendants
IN the above entitled cause.
You and each OF you are required to ap-
pear and answer the complaint OIL file In
said cause In the office OF the Clerk of said
Court In Port Townsend Jefferson county
Washington Territory. within sixty days
afer the date OF this summons, or judg-
neht by default will be taken against you
according to the prayer OF the Complaint,
This action Is brought to foreclose a
mortgage executed by you the said defend
ants, Vt date the first day OF November,
A. d. 1878, to one b. +. LoyeIand, uDon
the following Real Estate situate i'm Isl.
and county W. T., to-wit:
The North East quarter of section ten
lO) In township No. 81. North of RanSe
one ~ East, and tract described n. ri.
lows: Beginning at the quarter-section
post between sections 10 and II IN said
township and range. thence running son IN
along section line 2.S7-l00 chains 10 a
post; thence West 80 7l-lOO chail.s to a
post; thence North 3 S7-lOO chains 10 a
post, Northwest corner OF Hugh Crock.
els's claim; thence East 3S 75-iOO Chains
to place OF beginning. Which mortgage
was given to secure the payment of a
promissory note of even date therewi,b
with the inteIesl Tor the sum OF one thous-
and dollars exc ted by said NC. Haley
to said LOveland, which said uotr and
mortgage is now the property of plaintiff
herein,
Witness Hon. r. s, GREENE
Judge OF said Court with the
.~~. seal thereof affixed at Port
ara, Townsend this Goth day or
November A. d. 1850.
~f JAMES SEAyEY. Clerk,
j. r. LEWIS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
, 1880-12-17
q. N, BRADSHAW, WIN. A, IsMAN
RRADs HAw 4 IlNMAN,
A TToRNEYs AT LAW AND PROCroRs
"A In Admiralty. 'S
Port TownEend, W.T.

5 ::: {: : !: ;;:; q! II:
Portland. Maine. WV
, 1880-12-17

GAEFIELD's native town cast every
ballot for him.
, 1880-12-17
Columbia College,
FOR GIRLS,
NEW WESTMINSTER, BRIT. COLUMBIA
GDTCgG-
VISITOR The Rt. Rev. the Bishop Of New
Westminster.

Westminster.
lady Principal = MSS KENDALL.
The School Year will consist OF 10
months Or ~ weeks, divided into Three
Terms. commencing Jan. II, 1881.
FEES.
lin advance.)
3oarders tincluding English. French and
Latinl. $2+2 per annum, or $Sl per term.
Day Pupils Including English. French and
Latin) sS per annnm or $6 per month.
Drawing, $l6 per annum, or 90 per month.
Music, s42 per annun,. or IS per month.
Singing 10y Mrs. sillitoe), $l5 per term.
German (by Mrs. sillitoe), GO per term.
The Religious Instruction will be that
OF the Church Of England.
Applications for Boarders to be ad-
dressed to the Lady Principal.
CHAS. E. WOODS,
Hon. Secretary.
Dec. Il, 1850, 3m.
, 1880-12-17
SUMMONS.

IN the District Court Of the Third Ju.
dicial District Of Washington Ter itory.
holding terms at Port Townsend In jet
ierson County.
Pm. LEWIS, PlAiasifr,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-17

Die Gs(done pra1eln AT bic fsinOliae
sdanse. ater ter Ansrif tletbt nncsrs
mioert.
8tit Gu anesfrprsn, 8risoeri - ODER
capi!ultrf I Du2 - Seine NntDort. Die
Seltalt Der blntsr Der Brui itpebr &nieen.
oen ertebt fia Dor Fdtis. INT pas fetnolide
Eager su rsecsnpsetren. Da futlt fs fi@
i'm Nadsn BON wublss3isltsn S6ulIsn &C.
trrffsn. - Der elephant scn Suoisu -
Der metret iia bon biatien - Der Jeino
bat Did umaansen, Gen
Grieea feat jauh,snb nor bsr Fh iiter'
galdt llmuenosnpsn. Shrs ausen lsuh
ten Dor 8ampFuf. fs itwinst ii6srmi't3is
,ipet @efhplfs In een 5auOen.
Wart'. Gu binterliitissr &nirps -
Der elephant Don gcrneo -- n1eta 5Aab
- Der webret 1tb bon sorneo - fol- th
Dir seieen, tuie er es maGts 3
Gud bic AnsssriFens bat beioe 5anoe
bon Muutioa. Ssos a6sr 3auosrt. Sc
be fiir6tst ben srfen 0urf aus lo unatt
tslbarsr Nabs. WlGbltd wirft @erts
relaufiutslne a1' t9rsn 5aisspprrat9
uuf cas- Sis unb 1iest csm ufsr 3u.
Dem elephant pom @enssal - sem III
bic Sate gang eaal. Der Brisftots fommt,
Grietsrl, bsute brinst er mir sfwib siasn
Brief BON meinem Brduteam.
Die beibsn aierlihen 8eitaItsn ellen
nber sas eScne ufsr Dem Corfwes 81, 100
Der gute ebsa perlhwiubet.
Du, Gent, iase bod ntbt INNER Brau'
!isam Das tItnSt 70 bun'n, penn Du
6errn Norring samit meinlt
Gin itrafsnbsr Slid trift bic gsrwese'
ne. gDes6alb !?
Gortittuas fplst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-17

- Der oentihe &ronprin3 g. tam
aaf elmer Snlpectieast2.;r nah @otIbus
in Der 9aulis uno ssurns bort bonn Yubli=
cum fetlid empfau9en. Sn ber Wen5e
itano elm idlidter, oeiaAtter Wann. Sbn
bate Das idarfe Guas vsS Brin3en erz
lpabt uno plSslid trat sr uuf ibn gu, err
sriff ibn on ber 5oat ruo reoete ibn an.
Damn wanbte er fh ~ ber erfauuten
Mense uno iprad NIT tauter Stimme:
uSier iteae i'd Stneu meiuen einfissn
@reciermeiiter Dor. Deier Wann bat
mid aussebiloet." Oem brasen Qann=
mann ffunben fa7 bic 3tranen Dor 9tiibs
runs I'M guse. Noa eiaise 3eit unter.
belt lid ber arcnpria, mit ibm uno fras=
te ibn u. a., cb er einen Sotn beige.
"Sa, er itebt id,n be!n 0arbecprps",
mcrauf Der Sronpria3 mit benz 2cpfe mid.
te unb lahelno bemertte: ,Sa, ia, Die
&inoer madden @ii,enl iber ben Ropi.
Wiein Srbn 1T 1bcn Sompasnisdef."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-17

@inSerbrtebltder Sauglins
Ntdts 1T 10 letr seetanst etnen Nann
su bsfimmsn Sunsselels gu tlsibsn, ais
wenn er eine gfaat I'm benz 5au@e einss
psrbeiratbeten 5reunoes psrmeilt uuo iiinf
ODER feds Stunben wahgebaltsn mirb
ourd oas @eihrei zines perbrisblihen
SauslinSa. Mae osroriebliden unb
fhrstenosn SausltnSs beoarfsn nur Spy.
fens Bitters UNI lts ssiuno uno ldhslnp 3u
maiden. Sunssr Maun, ertunsrs bid an
biefss -@b.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-17

@elbss TieSs4, s. wirp slaub,
!piirbis eerlthsrt, o4f oiele idredlitbe
&raatbett burb ben Sc taud BON Dar.
ners Safa Sidney raD Qtper Cure, In
grrtinbuns NIT g8arae.5 @afe pilIs Der
binoert wsrpsn tann- 13 III cine glut.
uers;ftuns; man bnjs: aas glut rein unb
bic Sranfaeit miro ntdi: aintreteu. Diele
5ei1mtttel aaltsn rie 'o!utf(trir orsane =
Jfteren uno gs6 r - Il: % lumber lbatiateit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-17

Man iollte glouten. oab Der asrinails
Orae pOn ssiuncem 8erTanb einen Braun
abbaltsa piirpe, 5hunp gu taufen, einfah
fdon beswesen, neil er elm srubes padst
fur 25 Gents erbalten tam. g Sbert=
bans @aualrY onpitiun
onbers linb burhaus rein unb 70
pifl pertt ale Elm 6aB lolsasn StoFs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-17
bsNen BON pornberein als sclidert betrad=
tet iperoen bari
Nusl
q u 8 I a II b.

u u . | q D..
- Gbili felt ben Serbiinbeten irlsenbe
Trieoensbepinsunsen: Bolivia siebt alle
9nre9te auf bas Gerritorium Nlacama,
sis 9Oa auf, >oolelbit bic @rense 5wil6en
Beru uno Gbilt ietn ioll. Der Staat
Bolivia an Der &alte bSrt auf. Yeru
be;ablt bic Summe bon 200 Wtllipneu
DpQarS &riessent l9dbtsung unb als
Si6erbeit far pron1pte :3abluns b1lt
G9ili ben Diitrift Sarappca beieet.
- Sn 2onocn famsn DepeIden ait,
pelde baS SdlieBen Der Safen BON Wons
teptpep uno 8uenos Npres melpen.
- Die ruIiiide Resieruns bat in
Samburs prei DampiIdiffe setauft, we(=
DE Trnppen nad Ofiibirien bsfSrcern
Ipllen.
- @ine Berliner Depeide beridtet.
oaB bic Con feren5 balel6it AM 80. Stunt
erSifnet >perben iou. Die Nepraientan=
ten ber peridieoenen Waidte ipeiien ant
1. Suit 6ei 8ismard unb am 2. beim
saiier. 6irlt Sobenlobe 1T gum Yrdiiz
benten ernannt moroen. Die Sttungen
finben ieoen 3meiten Sag ltatt.
- Die libera(e Yartet in Merifp bat
iia crSaniiirt, um benz Solfe bas freie
Stimmredt gu iidern.
Dtabrib. Sc 1T Elm fDntslides
Oecret erlaRen pprben, ipelhes CUR 9luS>
sabe bon cubaniiden Snpptbefenpblisa=
tipnen int getrase BON g15,OOO,OOO
ermadtlst. Dielelben ip(len 6 prp3ent
3inIen tragen uno binnen 20 Sabren
burd piert.lidbrlide 3iebunsen setilst
meroen. Der Preis 1T nod nidt feft>
seIeet.
- gonltantinopel. Wsan ermartet,
oer ruIIilde @eianote werbe int 2aufe bic
Ter Wode ppn BET Yfcrte bic 9inridtuns
beS OeSroers bes Oberiten Gpmaroff
forbern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-17

Die GiaUatme fur
$500 2ooIs betrd3t ms, $780,
un0 bic Aussobe fiir
As, 200 0eminus 1T ms, ,34S, 400.
Da allo bic gaa,s ginmabms gu @s-
uinasn pertbsilt II, wsrosn insas siammt
Is y rpae ent
Yom Gswinns in Ab,ug ssbrant, hin bic
8oiten Der 8srwaltuns 3u osdsn.
Subem auf ispss ,wste Coos Elm 5,sfsr
faut, III ss nidbt erit nStbts, auf ben Dor.
tbsil uno bic 0esattat pisisr lett
139 Sabren
teastsnbsn gottsrte animsrtiam gu MAIDEN.
User aue &taHeu TN Boraus bs,ablt,
BAT lelbaperaanplit einen tleinsn Natatt.
IS toRst lomit, wsna I'M 8oraus ts3ablt,
bas
@an,e qoos. .S4s, 90
6albe - --.......- "a, 0O
8iertel - -.--.. -, 90
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