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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05
A Destitute Woman.

At $40 o'clock Sunday morning Officer
Glfoll of Station g found woman
named MARGARET Lovett, aged IS years, in
the entry of Jacob Golds,eins house. 81
Mill street. The woman was in "a desti-
tute condition aud said she had been in
the house since Friday.
Oversecr OF lac Poor Cummings was
notified aud took tile woman to the Char
ity Buildiny.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05
HARRicvllIE

In the NEWS of Aug % appeared an ar
ticle rejecting on the actions of the prssi-
dent OF the 81, John Baptist Society. IL
said he placed home brewed beer on sale
at the Fourth of July picnic OF the society
aud then asked the society 90 nay him for
the sa re. The article also alleged that
he made arbitrary rulings at the nioei-
ings. etc The NEWS correspondent WIS
misinformed on this matter. IL is now
evident that there WIS no hone-brcwed
beer sold o. the grounds. The president
made no such rulings as were aScribed TO
him. The NEWS re srets haying been led
into error iu this affair and cheerfully
hastens To make all possible rcparation
for its mistake.
The bail game Saturday between the
Olympics OF Harrisville aud the llustlers
of Glendale resulted In score OF i6 TO 5
IN favor OF the Oympics
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05
NEWS OF oLNEYvrLLE.
An Attempt Mt breaking and Ente
Ing.

An Attempt mt Breaking and Enter
Early yesterday morning an attem pt
was made to force an entrance into Myers
establishment in the rear of the library
building, by a back window. Officer Leo
nard saw the two fellows sneaking about.
They went through Stokes street and
around the buildings Here they were
frightened. He chased them as far as the
Weybosset mills, where he lost sight of
them in the darkness.
A Lively Meeting.
The Irish American Protective Associa-
tion met last evening at Republican head
quarters, t.Aa an animated discussion of
plans for the coming campaign was held.
About seventy-five members were pres
ent.
Died Suddenly.
John Grioux died suddenly at his home
Saturday night. He was 60 years of age
and leaves wife aud five children.
The Republican fag-raising which was
to havs taken place Saturday night mt
Thornton was postponed till next Satur-
day night.
john O'Donnell started yesterday, ac-
companied by his wife for a trip to the
White Mountains.
Henry Long aud Frank Barrett, vic
Tins of the High s rect horse car accident
Saturday, are progressing favorably.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05
vented Long Dresses.

Little Girl-I'll be awful glad wen I'm
old 'nough 10 wear long dresses.
Mamma--What doyou want long dresses
fort
Little Girl-so can climb trees wifout
showin' zee holes In my stockin's.-
News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05
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NATlCk.
q Angel and John Ms
,k~ Hall. k,aI. -
NATICk.

Miss Edna Angel and John Nye, were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony
at the residence OF Albert Angel. East
avenue, on Saturday afternoon at 5
O'clock, the ceremony being performed
by Mrs. Mary Rauscom, the woman revi-
valst.
The members of Excelsior Lodge. No.
12, ]. o. G. T., held their third annual
excursion at Mark Rock on Saturday
afternoon, Jim Wells serving
one Of his celebrated shore dinners,
Ellery Colvin winning the gold badge
presented by the society for being the
winner in the 100-yards race, and Henry
McClean receiving second prize. The
members OF the lodge voted to visit st.
Johns Lodge, l. 0. G. T.. PROVIDENCE,
on Wednesday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05
RlJMFORD.

The night school will begin to night in
the No. school house.
The grounds Of the Union Gramm,r
school n I've been graded aud concrete
walk laid.
An attempt will be made to organize n
fire department as soon as the works
start.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05
Unhealthy Hamburg.

LONDON, Sept. 5-The Standards Ham
burg correspondent says that the tenn
perature OF the water in the river Elbes
is four degrees warmer than the air. The
same correspondent says that the total
number of deaths in Hamburg In 1881 was
1880 and that already IL, 800 deaths have
occurred this year
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05
An Unfortunate Case.

Alonzo Pierce, hostler employed at the
Branch avenue Cur barn, was taken sud-
denly sick while at work Saturday morn
ing and became temporarily insane. He
imagined that the horses were turned up
side down. lie was attended by DR.
Black
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05
GOV. BILLY WAS THERE.
Great Catholic Total Abstinence Field
Day at Springfield To-day.

Day at Springfield To-day.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 5.-The day
opened splendidly for the annual Field
Day of the Catholic Total Abstinence
Union Of the diocese of Springfield
There are at least 10000 visitors in the
city.
The observances of the day opened with
n solemn High Mass at the cathedral at
o'clock, the Rev. John f. Leonard of
Holyoke being the celebrant, the Rev.
Alexander Doyle preaching an eloquent
sermon.
At 10 o'clock the grand parade started
off with 5000 men in line. There were 80
bands and nearly 100 societies.
AT 4 o'clock Prof. Brady of Cleveland,
o., made an ascension and n parachute
descent. At4:4l Governor Russell arrived
from Boston,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05
EAST PROVIDENCE

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Halliday and their
visiting their sons. the Holiday Brothers
Also. Mr. and Mrs. f. I. Ferris ahd baby
of New Jersey, Mrs. Ferris Holidays old
est daughter. Mrs Halliday is sister to
Department Commander David S. Rays
wife.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05

How happy il the youth who knows
when IL is time 10 jog.
And Just in time doth get the gate
Between him and the dog.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05
THE PAWTUxET VALLEY.
elveR polNT.

nIVEU V0INts
crsssinc shserd daily and the entries are nearly
Mi In. The new bulldogs are all ready
for the exhibits and the committee arc
busy working night and day TO make
the coming fair onet Of the most
attractive ever given. More entries
have been made there last year, anu tne
unique, and will consist OF horses live
stock, poultry. pigeons. dogs and house
hold pets, Agricultural products. fruits.
flowers dairy and family productions.
domestic manufacture, needle and fancy
work ne ars S"a sroves baot.
and shoes, carriages, harnesses aud
leather goods and miscellaneous exhibits.
The judges havs been selected with care
and the most prominent will be: On
horses, Albert B. Sprague, Moosup, and
Henry Fuller, PROVIDENCE; cattle, Oba-
Richard ". Browning and Joseph Cong
don; carriages, T. W. Brown, M. Bates;
fruit, William Is. Spencer and DIR. Spauld
ding; art and printing, Arthur Douglass.
The largest exhibit Ut flowers Will be
made by Tarbox, the florist of Crompton,
who will put In his wonderful varieties
on Thursday morning Mr.. Tarbox has
exhibited at all the fairs in the country,
at present being occupied In exhibiting
at the New England fair, Worcester, and
OF the fair at Woonsocket.
Jerry Cohen, the PROVIDENCE favorite,
and family have been Engaged to amuse
the thousands during the resting spell OF
the races, aud the Union Cornet Band Of
Ouidnick will furnish the music.
To-day work was commenced on
another new barn.
1t will be finished inside Of forty-eight
hours
The women's Christian Temperance
Union will furnish food for the visitors
and Mr.. Cassidy, proprietor of the Clyde
Drug Store will furnish refreshments TO
the officers of the Society, guests and
members of the press. during the fair.
The following is the full list Of entries
received for the Kent County Fair up to
10 ntcIo.k fn.dav.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05
A RecaicItrnnt aCb,pce..

Ching Lee, a Chinese resident OF Bos-
ton, came to this city Sunday, aud claims
that he was robbed OF ESQ " hile pla ing
'fan.tan" la Hop Sings laundry, S03
Weybosset street. The police are inves-
tisstine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05
The Hoard OF Aldermen Meet. To-morrow

A special meeting of the BJard of Alder
men has been called for tomorrow at II
o'clock ID consider the subject of cholera
and it's dangers TO the city. Tue old
quarantine waters were ut Fields Point.
but DE- Cbapiu thinks they should be
located farther down stream, aud this
matter in particular will be discussed at
the special meeting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05
Miss Borden Did Not Attend Church.

TAUNTON, Sept 5.--There was religious
service at the Jail yesterdav. but Miss
Lizzie Borden did not attend, though as
no services had been held since June it
might be inferred that the oflic ais had
her In mind when they arranged for the
service
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05
GREAT BASEBALL.
Boston Wins Game After Eleven In
nings Hard Work.

nings Hard Work.
BosToN, Sept 5.--The morning game of
baseball was one of the best of the season,
aud Boston won only after protracted
struggle Of eleven innings.
For five innings Boston did not get a
single hit off Clausen, while Louisville
had made only two off Stivetts and sent
but one man over the plate.
Boston won the game in the eleventh
inning. on fluke. With two out Long
got the base on balls and stole second,
when a wild pitch by Clausen let him
get home. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05
CarsIc.snes. win a Pick.

Lawrence kiernan. n laborer employed
by the highway department, was struck
by pick-axe this morning and sustained
serious injuries.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05
Died Suddenly.
The Mayor and Board to Dine at Fields
Point.

On Saturday last, Col. Atwcll of Fields
Point invited the Mayor aud Board of
Aldermen TO take dinner with him next
Saturday. That day, however. is the
dae OF the quarterly meeting OF the
board ut the Dexter Asylum and some
other arrangement will doubtless be
ynala
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05
CLYDE.

The Pawtuxet Valley Stars played n
match game with the Natick b. b. Club,
yesterday afternoon upon the Star
grounds, OF nine innings, the score being
Pawtuxet Valley Stars, s; Naticks, g.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05

A horrible accident occurred on the
PROVIDENCE branch OF the New York aud
New England Railroad, Saturday after
noon, at about 445 o'clock hy which brake
man Albert Clark. brother Of the conduc-
tor on the train lost his life. He fell be-
tween the cars, almost oil OF the train
passing over him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05

The PROVIDENCE NEWS can b. ob'ainef of any
OF the local newsdeslers or will be delivered by car
rier anywhere IN the town at ~ cent. per week by
addressing the Northern Reporter, j. Frank Mas
terson. Harrisyille. n 4.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05
ST TERlIN0,

The Sterling Dyeing and Bleaching
Company are enlarginR their place and
the contract has been awarded to j. Buck
TO build n new mill 100 by IS, one story in
height. A number Of tenements will he
erected and labor for large number OF
mill operatives will be furnished.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05
About Making jams.

There IN a great difference in the space
of time used by housewives in making
Jams, says the N. Y. Tribune. Twenty
minutes is the average time for most
fruits, but Others prefer to cook their
fruit half an hour, or even IN hour, Lrd,
as the old Scotch servant declared, "To
boil the very judgment out o. it," Long
cooking certainly destroys the natural
flavor OF any fruit, and In many cases
renders IL mucilaginous or candied. In
other cases a delicious and distinctive
davor is certainly developed by the pro-
cess of long cooking, as In the case OF the
ounce, which only thus attains Its red,
rich color and flavor.
Iced Curry.
"Iced curry" is a dish which comes
from Engl,nd, and is really excellent.
Have on hand pound OF cold chicken,
cut in dice. Mix with II one quarter the
amount, each, of cold ham and veal sweet
breads. Season this diced meat lightly
with salt and pepper, adding mere dash
of Cayenne. Prepare half-pint of may
onnaise sauce. Add to it teaspoonful
of the best English curry powder, and
toss the diced meat with It. Fill little
paper cases with the dressed chicken, and
arrange them around a small pyramid OF
cold boiled rice. Press the hard boiled
yolk Of an egg through sieve to decor
ate the rice, and garnish the dish with
pieces of lemon and a few red Chilies.
The chicken may be heaped in little orna-
mental shapes around the rice, instead OF
being served in paper cases, II more con-
venient. An essential of the success OF
this dish, is that the diced meat and rice
be kept on the ice and be thoroughly
chilled before they are served.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05
Rutton. Once Mors.


Buttons are coming in again and the
jewelers. windows will soon glisten with
them. A set that dazzled the eyes was
ordered for a peau de Nile brocade and
consisted OF six large beautiful medalliona
of famous beauties surrounded by tiny
diamonds and dozen smaller ores,
copies of the same. As a rule there are
four of five sizes Of buttons on the same
gown. Such a set, of turquoise mounted
in silver filigree, was intended for gray
velvet calling gown this ensuing winter.
and looked for all tho world like bit OF
blue sky through morning mist. Quite
ordinary ones consist of knobs OF gold
and the combination OF genuine gold,
and yet Is as pretty as II 10 unusual. sii-
yer aad pearl Is anotner happy COM
mingling, and even coral is coming to the
fore in this connection.
The Same Swim.
Mother Why didn't you come home to
dinnerf
Small boy--I was in swimmin'.
"Thcn why didn't you come home fos
supper"
az was in swimmin'."
"I told you not to go In swimming
twice In one day, because the doctor said
1t wasn't good for you."
81 didn't. IL was all the same SWIM
Good News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-05
PASCOAG.

The race Saturday Mt the track was,
considering the circumstances. very we'll
attended, as most OF the mills started in
on their winter time table last week,
which obiiges them TO run until o'clock
Saturday. But despite this fact, about
200 people witnessed the races at the Bur
rillville Trotting Park, and evidently got
their moneys worth. Following Is the
summary:
5000
Gen Collins h. m. Lady Sprague... .... I I
george - Bux.on. blk. m, Polly
The summary 2 so class;
Robert wilcox. br. IN, Madeline. e.......1 ] &
George Burton. B. g Billy Y. P.........".5 !
tha les Iupper. ch. z. Harry, ......2 .
Y. Dion, blk. h. Black Diamond .....3 3 drw
Charlie Mathewson, .. x. Johnney a.,
siorHnh.ss h.ssssss.sss.s...... ...s.sss.sst us
A horrible. accident occurred on the
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esiSe!beeren ais Seilmittel.

Gin Seilmittel aus Der 2iide nenn:
IProfenor g4internib cine Qlbtphunc
BON Seioelbeeren. 8eeen cine aanSt
Meibe grtrantunaen Der MunoI@Ieim.
,baut, beionoers bel ben ourb Mu6e.
run9en bes Gpitbels peruriadten lueib.
1hhen Serfdrbuneeu unb 6ledcn Der.
ielben bepdbrte iid bietes 9ltittel ipie.
berbolt. oeiien @ebrau9 unter umltGn.
ben Wtonate lang forteeieBt iueroer
muB. Sn ieoem 6all beieitist es iebr
fhnea Die S6mersbaftisteit Der S6run.
btn uno 9tiie in Der 3unsen= UNI
Munoi1leimbaut uno brinst lie aud
i1nea CUR 8ertbeilung.
9lu1 anoere 8eihwiirsbilounse uno
gnt3iinounssporsdnse in Der Muno-
unb &adenb0be uno an ben Soniillen
tperoen our1 bas eenannte WIttel of
in Der tiir;efen 3eit iiberrai9eno gins
iitig beeiuflubt. gei ben peri9ieoensu
Sormen BON 9rdune leiitet nad BRO.
feior @internib cine Scibelbeerab'
fo6ung als GureelpaHer ebenio piel.
ipie Die iont sebrdudli6en; aud als
einfa6es WunoluaHer ). .. 3ur Seie=
ti9ung oes iblen 6eru6cs aus benz
.Munoe 1T es bon portrefflider g1ir.
flung. Sci ipirtli6en grtrantunoen
Der Wunbi9leimbaut empiicblt 9ro.
feior Winternib, 500 Gramm Seioel.
beeren nit einem 2iter WaNer gu 500
bis 600 8ramm ein3ufoben. Sieis
9lbtoduns muB namentli6 in Der bsi-
Fen SabresSeit sur 8ermeiouna Der
@dbrung on einem talten Srte aufbes
fuabrt uno beiier ieoen Siueiten poCr
britien Sag frii9 bereitst werosn. 9lls
8urseluaiier ei9net ii9 aud Elm tali
bereiteter 9lufsub.
Wtan fiilt gu bieiem 3tued Elm 0las
bis gu brei @isrtel ieines Snbalts nit
setrodnetcn Seioelbeeren, 9iebt frii6es
SrintwaRer bariiber uno ldbt oas
8anSe 9eoedt "a Stunoen lang iteben.
Sic bon Den 9equolleneu 9ecren abec-
teihte, tiei bur9unoerrptb gefdrbte 6liii-
iieteit lam bann als Munowahsr uno
@ur9elwalIer perDenbet tperoen. Ga6
itarte Seloelbceriappen poer oas Gauen
pon 9etrofreten Seioelbeercn Elm nor.
siisli6es uno uamentli6 fir oas tino-
Ii6e 9llter Elm beliebtcs Nlfittcl iino,
nm bcftise Surdfdle gum Stiqltano
gu brlnsen, oiirIte befannt iein. Der
SeiIwertb oieies Ntittels liest isbenfans
gum 9roben 5beil in bem 6arbitoH,
Der ia eine auberoroentlide S1rbetrait
bat uno in Die feiniten. 2iden J. 9. oes
3a6ni4melses einorinst. 3elen. bic
trantbaft perdnbert iino, p0cr pfan,=
iide S4marOber, Die bleien Sarbitoii
autnebmen, peroen suslsib babur9
serltOrt uno uni9dblid sema9t.
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Gin Yrin, ais aebensretter.

Ser Ser,os uno bic Sersoein BON
edinburgh baben nit ibrer Samilie
einen trr;sn Sommsrauientbalt i'm
ionnisen Seponibire senommen, bsr
Dem grinssn 9eleecnbsit eab. ieiner
S9weltsr oas 2eben gu retten. sln=
ldBli9 elmer Ganopartie bate man ii1
am llfer oes oberbalb elmer Mlble bod
auf9eltauten 6liiBdeus Sarp eelagert.
prin,eIlin Warie poflte einige auf benz
ienieitisen llier entoefte @ergiBmein-
ni9t pfliiden. unb in Der Daft, alien
GnOeren Suporsutommen. lief iie iiber
einen f9wantenoen. geldnoerloien
Stes. Der bort bon ben gauersleuten
sur ueberi6reituns bes Slulies benuBt
mirb. Sic fam sliidli6 bis in bic
Wlitte Der primitiuen Bride; bort glitt
Iie aus uno fiel nit einem lauten 9luf-
i6rei in oas Waiier. oas iber ibr qua
fammeui9lus. prins 2llfreb iprang
i'm ielben Iusenblid mad uno tam as.
raoe Sure1t, feline auitau9enoe S6ms-
fter nit Itartem arm gu erfaHen uno
an oas anoere llier ;u bringen, mo- er
iie in oas Saus oes Miillers trua.
Sie prinseiiin erbolte iid raid bon
ibrem S9reden uno ibrsm unireiwili=
gen Sao. gs banoelte iid) aber Inn
trofene 8leioer uno Wdi6e fir iie uno
ibren Retter. uno ba mubte bic @aroe=
robe Der eripa6ienen Ginoer oes Drill
lers aus6elfen. prin; 9llfreb tam als
firer Mliaerburihs unb prin;eiiin
Marie in einem idlihten, aber bubiden
3attuntleioe oer WtIaersto9ter gu ibren
Gltern 5uriid. Ser Stpii9enfaI forte
ben 0erlauf Der 2anopartie nitt tpei=
ter, i'm 8esentbeil, er erbobte bic frob-
li9e Stimmun9. Grit ip1t am 9lbeno
febrte man beim uno am ndblten Wor=
gen lieb es prinSeiiin Warie ibr gritss
iein. in oem beiten Mooepaarenla9er
bon plpmouib @intdufe gu MAIDEN, Die
Der M}iilerstodter ,u elmer Soilette
Derbalien, wie iie iib nur INNER piin=
i5en tonnte = 9leio, Mlantel, Sut.
Sonnenidirm, Sanoidube, glles mar
babel. Ser Miillersipbn erbielt ieinen
gln,us suriit, in Oeiisn &otiaide prinS
sllfreo Elm iilbernes Gisarren gtui
vpereeiien" bate; Oas oauernoite uno
bette glnoenten an bas gao Der 9rin=
ssiiin wirO aber Der feite, init Geldn=
bern periebene Sriitenites ieiu. ben Der
Sersos an Steae oss ieBt beitebenOer
bauen l1bt.
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Setne Ia1e.

Ser belsiibe @raf DESMOND tpeiIte
i'm Sabre lS49 in Sresoen, tuo er i'm
Sotel be Sare pobnte. Inter feinen.
3immer mubte Elm eifriger Muiitlis6.
lbaber mobneu. oenn es puroe taft ben
ganSen Sag gelpielt, unO spar 10 liGrt,
oaB ilm oft Der 8opf brummle. Sas
9enirte i6liebli6 ben @raien bod uno
er mietbee iib babcr, ba er ielbIt Elm
ars9esei6neter Gluoieripiclcr mar,
ebenTalls Gin Snitrument uno ipielte
bic uno oa, lint tueni9itcns nidt INNER
oas Spiel bes unter ibm mobnenoen
gu boren. Sa trat eincs Sages Der
&eIlner bel i9m Gin uno meloete, Der
Serr. pel6er feline Mobnung unter-
'balb Der ocs @rafen babe, Iaiie oieien
bitten, ni6t mebr 81 ipielen, neil i'm
tein Spiel geniere. .Mit neldem
Re4te?" riei Der Graf. Sd bore ia
bod aud beg Serrn Spiel uno oadte
bisber nidt oaran, mid bariiber gu be=
tlagen." = Run ia," erwioerte Der
&eIlner, nSie ipielen eben Al Sbrcn,
@ergniisen. Der Serr untsr Sbnen
jeoob arbeitet. gs 1T ndmlib Der
gefeierte Gomppniit @iaepmo Wleper=
beer" - n9lb, bas 1T etpas 9ln-
beres," perieBte Der 6rai, uno icin Sn=
itrument i&lieBeno, laui6te er bon nun
on nit 9luimertiamteit benz Spiste
Mleperbeers, Der Damals seraoe oil benz
mVropbcten", elmer ieiner berilbmte-
item Spern, eomponirte. ginice 9eit
barauf mar 8raf o'Ssmpno su elmer
8eielli6ait sclaoen, gu nel6er aud
W(eperbcer tam. Sm 2auIe oes 9lbenos
bat Die Serrin bes Sauies ben 9rubcu
&iinItler, bod etwas su ipielen. Meper=
beer rollte lan9e niht, uno oann, a(s
er enoli9 nadgab, mar iein @ortraa
nur tur3. Ser 8raf b'Ssmono Duroe
baber eriu6t, ben muiitaIiidcn @cnuB
5u perpolltdnoisen. gr iebte fb on's
&lapier uno ipielte, elmer pl0bliden
gineebune folseno, ben bcriibmten
~Eropbetenmari6", iuie er i'm ppn Der
eriten spr speiten gtase sslort uRo in
ii6 aufsenommeu bate. Glepcrbecr
NOR entiebt. liarr unb itumm barubsr,
baB ieire neuciten muiitaliiden 0eoon-
Ten ibon beiannt ieieu. unb erlanate
crit bunn feline Gahuns pieocr, als i'm,
Der Graf oas Rdtbiel loits. @pn oa
on abcr bat iein @abripru6 beim
GOmpOniren .pianiiiimo" selautet.
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Turitenlaunen. 9eta,

Giiritenlaunen. @etannt
III Die Slorbsit bss 9erres, Der ben
Sellespont nit 8utben psititeu Iieb,
,ueil bic miloen @ogen bsiielbeu iCine
Sriidsn serii0rt batten; in dbnli1er
g9eiie batte einit iein 8oradngcr Gp.
rus ben Glub @pnoes absraben laiien
our Stroie oafiir. oaB ieIn Strcitrob
oarin ertruntsn mar. 9o5 au9 i'll
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