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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-26
LATE TELEGRAMS.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD.l
The Imported Chinese Prostitutes
Discharged.

San Francisco, May 25.-In the
United States Circuit Court to-day,
Judge Sawyer discharged from custody
the seven Chinese women who came
from Hong Kong ON the steamer Glamis
Castle. The women were arrested for
violation of the law which prohibits the
importation of females for immoral pur-
poses. Judge Sawyer discharged them
on the ground that there was not suffi-
cient evidence produced to show that
the women are prostitutes or were i'm
ported for purposes of prostitution.
Passengers by the Ancon.
SAN Francisco, May 25.-The steamer
Ancon sailed this morning at o'clock,
with the following passengers for Los
Angeles: Mrs L c Dunn, H Mier, +
Caldwin, Flora Figg Thos Philips, j II
Hall, f w Potts, Miss o Wetmore, Jos
Rich, Chas Alberts, S Shipper, M +
Hinkle, G + Wadman, Jas j Flaherty,
Mrs G Stacey, Chas Pridham, Mollie
Coifman, L Ohlfsen, j IL Steinart.
The AItOnOwer and the Strath-
airlie.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 25.-Three new
cases of smallpox were reported yester-
day on the steamer Altonower All
smallpox patients have been removed
from this steamer to the hospital, the
consignees having agreed to pay all the
expenses of removal and care. A care
full inspection of the steamer Strathair-
lie discloses the fact that she has on
board about 200 passengers instead of
Sl4, as was at first reported. As soon
as the steamer is out of quarantine, a
measurement will be made by the Gus
tom House officials and it will be ascer-
tanned if the passenger act has been vio-
lated. No cases have been report
ed on the Altonower EStrathairlie. Z and
most of the passengers have been vac
cinated.
HOrse-Thief Lynched.
SAN FRANcIsco, May pa Walla
Walla dispatch says that Aldy Neal, a
horse-thief and generally disreputable
character, was hanged by vigilantes
near Rockford last Monday.
A steamer on Fire.
PORTLAND, Oregon, May 25.-This
morning cargo of three thousand bar
rels of lime on board the steamer Yoqui-
ma caught fire. The vessel will doubt
less have to be scuttled. 1t is thought
the steamer will be total loss. She is
new and the loss is estimated at $35, 900.
No insurance on the vessel or cargo.
&. ID. POstOn shoots at an Editor.
Tucson, May pa recent number of
she Daily Citizen published certain let
tiers of c. d. Poston, and criticized him
somewhatsharply. This morning Poston
met j. A. Whitmore, editor of the Gil
zen. at Porter's hotel, and without say
ing word drew revolver and fired at
Whitmore, missing him. Poston has
been arrested and will be placed under
bonds The Citizen will to-day denounce
him as cowardly assassin and bully
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Refusing to Follow Parnell.

NEW YORK, May pa London
cable special of May 23d says: Parnell
passed to-day that crisis which, sooner
or later, overtakes every popular leader.
Quite Unexpectedly the trouble which
has been for some time impending in the
Irish party came to head in the Com
mons, and that section of Irish members
which begins to regard Parnell as too
conservative, orslow- going, declared itself
in revolt, and refused to follow his lead
ership
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-26

The Record Union says the shipment
of grain by the way of New Orleans will
be in bulk. The shipment by ocean
must be in sack. Therefore the inland
cities of California that will at once con-
struct elevators will become the seats of
grain shipment via New Orleans. The
difference indicated will tend to make
the interior towns grain centers rather
than the seaboard places.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-26
A Vote Of Confidence.

PARIS, May "a The Chamber of
Deputies yesterday, by vote of 2O2 to
3O6, adopted an order of the day, ex-
pressing confidence in Leon Say, who
will, accordingly, remain in Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-26
The EpsOm Races.

LONDON, May 25.-At Epson to-day
the race for the Royal Stakes was won
by Limestone, Silver Bill second, Passaic
third. Eleven horses ran.
Anarchy in the Baltic Provinces.
VIENNA, May 25.-Four hundred
houses belonging to Jews were recently
burned at Vasilishki. The agrarian ag-
itation in the Baltic provinces is increas-
ing. The peasants in Parnu have now
reyolted.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-26

his whereabouts and means to have him
in custody inside of ten days. 1t is as
serted that the whole of the James gang
will be broken up. The plans are all
laid, and only await the Governors re-
turn for execution.
The Independent Republican
Ticket.
PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-The Inde-
pendent Republican Convention made
the following further nominations last
night: For Lieut. Governor, Levi Bard
Duff, of Allegheny; for Secretary OF In
ternal affairs, Major Merrick, of Tioga;
for Congressman -at-large, Col. VIM.
McShaels; for Judge of the Supreme
Court, Geo. Junk N. After speeches
from the candidates the Convention ad-
journed sine die.
A Platform with Substance in it.
PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-The COM
mittee on platform of the Independent
Republican Convention reported resolu-
tions declaring in strong terms against
the spoils system; denounced the boss
rule in politics; declared their attach
ment to the principles of the Republican
party; declared the nomination and elecss
ton of Jas. A. Garfield a triumph of
true reform; civil service reform is de-
manded in place of the spoil system; the
reformation Of the civil service by law
is demanded instead of prostituting the
public service to private uses; insists on
the recognition of Office as high and
honorable trust to be administered for
the peoples benefit with efficiency, econ
omy and integrity; demands, instead of
the insolence, prescription and tyranny
of bosssm and the machine in politics to
free and conscientious exercise of private
judgment in political affairs and the
faithful discharge by. those who assume
representative trusts of the expressed
will of the people.
Dreadful Accident to Carpenters
CHICAGO, May pa number of
Swedish carpenters, working on the
coal shed at the corner of Erie and Rob-
ert streets this morning, fell from the
scaffold to the ground, 225 feet. One
was killed outright, one fatally, and two
badly hurts
Temperance PrOnunciamentO.
CHARLESTON, s. S., May % The
Grand Lodge of Good Templars of the
World has pronounced strongly in favor
of total abstinence for the individual and
prohibition for the State.
Overflow Sufferers.
LITTLE Rock, May 25.-General Man
gum, the State agent for the distribution
of supplies on the Arkansas side of the
Mississippi river during the late over
flow, writes to Governor Churchill that
the second overflow was nearly as disas.
trous as the first. The negroes are with
out the means of obtaining the neces-
sites OF life. If the Government does
not feed them until they can get work,
many of them will starve.
ben Hills Health Improving.
EUREKA SPRINGS, Ark, May 24th.-
The health of Senator Benjamin Hill is
much improved, and there is a strong
hope of cure.
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Mescal de Tequila,

The popular beverage of the Mexicans, and now
so highly appreciated by Americans, can be had
only at GUERREROs, corner Upper Main and
Marchessault streets. ap25-1m
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to succeed Mr.. Danks on June lst. 1t
is understood that the examination of
the San Francisco banks will be begun
on June 5th.-S. f. Chronicle, Nay Path.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-26
Spanish Language.

MR. J. PUG, native Of Spain, teaches the
Spanish language with perfection in few months
and at very moderate prices. Those desiring to
acquire said language should not lose this oppor-
tunity.
Terms: For three lessons weekly, at house OF
pupil, q per month, and SS per month at the
house d the Professor. The language will be
taught dramatically.
Lessons given to pupils at their residences out
side the city, on reasonable terms
JOSE PUG,
81 Also street. corner Alameda and Los Angs-
les. smr9t
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Eagle Corps, N. @. G.

REGULAR meetings at the Armory, Court
street, every Friday evening at o'clock.
W. II. II. RUSSELL,
Captain Commanding
C. A. KETLER, First Sargeant je24-u
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SITUATION WANTED.

by young man of good family, who is willing
to work wants situation as salesman or to drive
delivery wagon. Good references given En-.
quire at No. AZ San Pedro street, or at L. Poaski
Il Sons store. myl6-1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-26
American Legion of Honor.

SAFETY COUNCIL, No. 664 meets first and Third
Tuesday evenings Of each month at rooms SO and
81, Temple Block.
NJ L. WICKS, Commanding.
T. L. NoLTE, Secretary. ap5-3m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-26
SOCIETY NOTICES.
Masonic Notice.
Los Angeles Chapter No. 50, B..
A.. M.

Stated convocations on first MONDAY of each
month, u P. NJ, at Masonic Hall. Soiourning
companions in good standing cordially invited
By order of A. w. EDELMAN, II. P.
SAM. PRAGER, Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-26
WANTS-LOST-FOUND.
SITUATION WANTED.

BY a competent girl, to do housework in an
American family Apply at corner of Hill and
Eighth streets. myl7-1w
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his whereabouts, and means to have him
in custody inside of ten days. 1t is as
serted that the whole of the James gang
will be broken up. The plans are all
laid, and only await the Governors re-
turn for execution.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-26

CHAS. V. HALE, Agent,
No. Los Angeles street, Arcadia Block Lo
tAngeles. apr29-tf-
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K. of P.
Knights Templar.

C6UR DE LION CoMMANDERy NO. s, H. T:
Holds its stated conclaves at the asylum in Ma
sonic Hall, on the Third THURSDAY Of each
month, at "a o'clock p. N. Sojourning knights
Templar in good standing are cordially invited to
attend. By order Of the E..
N. kYIcKERBocKER, Recorder
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-26
Rates Of Fare from Los Angeles:

fgPlans of Steamers Cabins at Agents office,
where berths may be secured
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THE DALLAS HERALD SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE j. 1889

ton has been injured in places by frcst and
growth has been retarded y cold. wet weather her
In Nash county tits thought that 60 per cent
VIII be replanted, which means at least 1000
acres A part OF the breadth Of Johnston county
Will also be planted over. Some correspondents
note decrease Of area, others an increase.
Although the spring Is two weeks earlier IN
south Carolina, the cotton Is by no means ad-
vanced In proportion. Recent cold weather has
, neen unisvorable, and eut-worms have injured
S. per cent. instead Of Sin average Years
Planted In Georgia, May I, So per cent, In
stead OF ~, Chopping out has been commenced
on early fields. Many reports announce de.
cotton for the first time in fifteen years is con.
sidered secondary crop" It'll mentioned in
several instances that commercial fertilizers are
less used. The crop is mainly planted. the
stand Is generally good, and the plants looking
In Alabama planting has been delayed some.
what by wet weather. yet a large part of the
area is up, some OF 1t chopped out and culuva-
ton commenced The nights have been too
cool for rapid Advancement
Planting has been retarded in the uplands
and pine woods of Mississippi by rains, and long
held i'll allegiance on the Mississippi bottoms by
the overflow, so that 75 instead OF IS per cent of
the breadth proposed is yet planted. The tenn
abundant for the best appearance of cotton
fields.
Louisiana has, of course, suffered most from
the overflow There is a deficiency of about
one-fifth the area that should have been planted
by the LIST of May, which Is usually about nine.
tenths of the whole acreage. In several coun-
ties very little cotton has been put in at the date
OF return. In some counties that which was
planted In March required replanting.
Four-fiiths of the cotton of Texas planted
less than usual on the LIST Of May. Drouth has
prevailed in the south and west and many
planters have been unable to pillow thsic lands
IN season for carry planting. The correspondent
IN Colorado county says, Planting. Is sus-
pended until we get rain" 1t is said in Gregg
that the late frost injured the stand" That
which is up and cultivated is generally looking
well.
The first stand was at many points killed or
injured by frosts in Arkansas. There is more
or less replanting in progress and in the over
flowed district planting. was delayed for the sub
sidence of the waters.
Tennessee planting is nearly all In the usual
state of forwardness looking fairly well except
where injured by low temperature and excessive
moisture in soils not well drained.
The acreage of cotton will be reported on the
LIST OF June
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never.fAilinG cure
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, Sem
innl Weakness, Sper.
MASmOOD. impotsen.
cy, Paralysis, and al
the terrible effects Of
Self Abuse, youthful
folhes, and excesses IN
mAturer years-such a.
Loss Of Memory, Las.
situde, Nocturnal Ennis.
sion, Aversion TO H0cio.
~, Dimness Of Vision,
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RAILROADS.

COPPER ore can DO shipped from Arizona 70
Baltimore ut slS25 per ton.
Track is laid on the Northern Pacific railroad
127 miles beyond Glendive. si7 miles from ST.
Paul.
New Switzerland ON the Georgia Airline rail
road, Is settled by Swiss colonists. Each family
brought with them 10 Georgia from y, 900 TO S..
600.
There were 4os2 miles of railroads constructed
In 1881 In the state OF Illinois Total mileage In
Illinois January Is, 1882, S36, S2S miles.
The Northern Pacific Is going to build at Port
land, Oregon. one of the largest and finest depot
in the world. II Is to be built Of stone, granite
and iron, and will cover twelve full blocks Of
ground. 1t will cost 81, 100000
Preliminary measures have been taken for the
construction OF an electric railway ut Tunis.
The rolling stock Of each train win consist OF
four cars, each provided with an electric motor
and capable Of carrying forty passengers The
cars will be driven by four dynamo-electrc ma
chimes. lighted by electricity and stopped In.
simultaneously By electric brakes.
BISMARCK, DAKOTA, May 29.-The Northern
Pacific began tonight running through trains
10 Miles City, without an an all.night stop at
Bismarck rs heretofore, Traips hereafter will
stop at Bismarck thirty minutes for supper.
Master OF Transportation George W. Cross, OF
companied by General Freight Agent Hanna.
ford and Superintendent of the Yellowstone
Division Anslie,
The parties who have the contrac, for furnish.
ig the Norlnern taeinc rMlroa1 WIN blasting
poWue, aIe aovu' 70 e p P oWuuei hanuiaeloty
spnieWhere ON Lax ren uoreile. oWlng 70
we nlsn tates onsiseu LOT on this
Sln , OF ifeiShs ine company MINK insy can 20
east and manufacturing the powder near the
place where II is to be used
There is fair prospect Of n now railroad In
Sau ,no ahe pn s.a Smeo.c u 70 DC pushed
Wy rlo ,ahaun rav'ne sShulca.v from fv,h 70
70 io.pn,o WIN ni spseu, aiil 'ne hno VIII DC IN
opo,nuvn py .ne ehu VI leos, Mnc,i, WIN ue
.le o,, vai'sy u,e olu esnauM oenuM iiom rerih
W O'tu'wa anu .nv Vuepec, montreal, Vt'awa
,ne etanu trunk INC iniuehces lnat are push
u ,e e'h was,,. 1' uv ulan' a.uk anu ,he
o western OF .anaun, mus makins the
i .,n,lp owei.eSs " 'n' 'hu sohe'nes VI INC
"i w,n . nhes - ..u.s..,
ua Inv "sscssnen' gu WI ia'iroau ,propery IN
,. "uo se ~. " ,no sum W sso"eolote, ~
,n y, oi syrsio loo oNe, las ysai, OF nearly
= PER Sen. ing 0sai miiease OF iast year was
ne u,,s yeni, s,osN m lncrea,o o. ~ miles.
In, s ~ 80 per MY o. III prSpefy
c,oase q, r,,s"a ,r, s .n, sV s,n', ny Ma, ~,
ISL, was W mites from March, lssl TO March,
IN aZ' miles, kansas mas now eighty one OF.
snnise1 eoshues' hxy-seyen OF when nave
railroads. seven OF the unorganiEcd counties
hs s, tairoaus,
WIN only ionr trains passing through lhe ~
80 natu ,unnei eacn way every DAY, me Venu.
lauon q SERIOUS problem. new
ys.ch must DC auop.eu as soon M we
the franc heavy, The Nessrs. sicmens pre-.
scribe an electric railway, There Is an abund'
an.s o. wm.t.pow,t near me entrance 70 the
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n = - IS g, % ,NIo,FV , f'iovo ~
Over so per cent; of the freight by the north.
ern route and nearly 50 per cent of the freight
by the southern route was shipped direct from
San Francisco. Formerly San Francisco used
to control about 90 per cent. of the overland ex-
port trade. The opening of the southern route
has developed trade In produce not heretofore
possible, and the interior shipping points control
most of this new trade, which thus far is con-
fined mainly TO wheat -four. barley and other
products of the soil. 1t is likely that these des-
y!ripuons OF freight will become permanent
items on through way. bills
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vantage which France had gained. and ffeely sub
sided the ST. Gothard scheme which afforded .
tunnels length from end to end Is 1900 meters,
and II runs a straight line from Goschnen on the
Swiss side to Airolo. In Italy, thus placing Lu.
cerne and Milan In immediate connection.
Nearly ten years have been spent on the work,
the shipments of freight from California for the
east during the month Of April The Southern
route still leads. The shipments by both routes
were as follows:
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opening figures.

In New Orleans the future market opened
steady at quotations, August II 06, but each sue.
cessive call showed u decline and 1t closed dull
points under the Oueninp fipures
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FUTURES.

FUTURES In New York and New Orleans TO.
coded about as much to-day as they advanced
yesterday and but little interest is taken In cot
ton futures anywhere.
Futures In New York opened barely steady, Q
points under yesterdays close, which was the
highest point marked during the day, clos
ing easy at II Is for August points decline
since last evening. Sales, 81 900 bales.
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The Brown Cotton Gin Co., New London ~.

Israel y. Brorn, r,es't Eir T. Broun, rreas,
These machines run light, mako nne sample, and
clean seed properly Best English cast steel In tho
saws tho teeth viii not bend break or or turn hack
iron palleys throughout brush strongly made, with
adjustable boxes cast steel Journals and two bolts
one AZ each underwriting cool bearings full speed,
and steady motion, (only Gin in market having this
in,provement) Extra large CHATS TO saw and brush
cylinders Strong iron frame best materials, SUM.
rior workmanship, ane finish.
tTMore Brown Gins have been sold during tho past
three seasons chan any other two makes combined Mr.
Israel Browntfrom 1875 to 1883 OF tho Arm OF T. T.
Taylor 4 90, OF Columbus GAY tho president of the
company, has had longcr practical experience in
making Gins than any otherman living. Present faci
tics manufacturing and shipping unequaled by any
other establishment Of tho kind In the world Hence
our very iowprlces for such superior machines.
Price List or GINS, Feeders And Coudepsero.
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oncotton from Dallasare as follows.
Per ion pol,nds Dor lnn pn,p a
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COTTON.

THE receipts Of cotton in this city during the
past week have been very light, and the cotton
statement will show only about one hundred
bales on hand In this city, The receipts here
have been far below what they should have
been for the season, and II is hoped next year
steps will be taken to bring more Of the staple 10
this city than In any former period, The mar.
unchanged. Our quotations are nominal rs be-
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Biographies 9epe(4ea.
Deutf @Ian b.

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Tar. Der @ain unb bie @oieI fd5rsu un.
sebeuse BaHermaRsn Rremabudrts. Sn
6rantfart. Rain., 3obIeu, unb &SIn fe
ben BE Keller Der an ben Glni'
fen seIessnen 9dufer uuter @aner. Die
S&iHtraden In Ratns unb 3SIn Fub NIT
boppsItsu Anseru ue.isbeu worbsn. Dos
Ratutba bilbet stnsn srobeu See.
&roiffm. ~. NoS. Der sbemalise
preubti&e Riniiaer. P,dRbsnt Otto Ebes
Dor Grsiberr con Rantsu fsI II ssRo.tsu
Gr mar am .. Gebruar 1905 tn Qybbsn ee.
borsn, trat In ben preubii&en Usrual
warb am 8. Rouembsr ls4s
RtuiRsr bss Snueren. bssab R@ am ~
Rousmbsr 1850 sur gonferens nod 81.
mat. no Ct bic llnterwerfuus prsubsns
uuter @ublanbs unb Osiaerrei4y Wiasn
pouios. Sm De1ember bsfsIbsn Sabr.s
an be Spite bss @iniReriums bsrufsn.
iu&te e. I'm SutsreAe Der pistiiiii&sn Sun
ls,partei ben aIten bu,eaulratii@sn Abio
lutismus wieber ssltsnb su ma&su. uurbs
mad Der Ginistuns bee prinaen uou preu
fen gum &eeeuteu am 8 Nousmber 1868
sntlaNen unb mar istt 1850 reaettondyes
Ritslieb bss pvsubii&sn SsrrsubauieS.
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Breuffer bie Yoifsauner In ieiuem Drtefe
an ben prdRbenten bic f4IimmRe 1anbe
orsautftrter 8esbre&er, bte ismals felt benz
Bestuu be, Wesleruns beaanbsu bat. uennt.
0eun utr wsrben iebsul Die Partst III tn
@efabr. unb sa fu3t man aasrIst RittsI
auf.
Die autuabme Datota's aIs
usuen Staat In bic Union bei&dfttst bic
republi.auif&en 8ldtter fortudbrenb tn
i;br bob.m Rabe. RSsen Re aber aue
anbnn 5raseu Der inueren poIitis unstns
fetn, barnbx Rns Re aQe einOerfanbsn.
bae Datota ais Staat In ben Bunb auf
aenommen peroen mub. 60 berrf@t BET
,bneu teinerIet 3wetfel. bab bas glseto'
ralpotum bss neuen States fur ben rspu'
blitautf9su BrdRbsnti& i&aftssaubtbaten ab'
sesebeu werbe. Die @epublitaner balten
bie bret Sttmmeu bes 80. Stern's far etne
ebenio uiltommsns 8erfdrtuus ols TN
Sabre 1880 bts tss @euteuniaIRaatss Co.
larabo. Aaer Dab,i&einli&seit na& wsr
ben bte ReYubl,tausr alle Giebern auifrens
aen, um Dafota's aufuabme nod Dor benz
uierten Wsdrs ~ bswertReuisen. ba q na&
Der 3eit ni&t pobl nebr m6sli& iein wi.b.
3u uer,u.ifsln brau@eu bic Demot1aten
aud In bem 6aue mob ni&t. beun i&wer'
ltd wirb ti& bic Dabl um Daeoto's Stim
men breben. New Dort. peunfyluauten.
Ohio unb Snbiana iorseu bafnr. bab BabI.
mduuer ssnue uorbanssu fnb.
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Auslduotf@e 3lnno(&a,s.

@reke8 Mufiehet n erre0t tn Guros
pa ber Beiu& bes ruifi&eu @iniaers
@t.rs an ueri&iebenen 66fen. Defsm
Deiu& IL Don allen Ssiteu srobe 8ebeu'
tuus beiselesi worbeu, nam.ntIi@ na&bsm
In ber gorwo&e bie 6ferrei&ii9sn DeIesa.
ttonen Gu,opa NIT siusm bIinben R,iess.
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tra&tet mon ben Beiu& @te,s' als sine
i5riebensb barsi&aft unb etn Hemaben &ub.
lanS's, ieiue Deaiebuns.n AZ Deutf4laub
unb OeRerreib au psrbsdsru. Dor ieinsr
abreile bate @iers siue fpsstsue aubisns
beim gsaren, ber ibm manbli4e Botf4af
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ben. gtntse Barrier 1Idttsr sutbsden In
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bes O.eb 2aiier. Banbniiiss. Sn Berlin
bate glers aubisu,eu bsim 3aiier unb
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ron Wcbrenbeim, BEN nsusn ruiRf&en
Boti&aiter tn eonbon. unb bsm @rafsn
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