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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-01
SOCIETIES.

A sSEMBLY NO. 1927, K. OF Meets in K
"A of p. hall the second and fourth WeSiues-
Gays OF each month at 7:S0 p m.
s"ASC0 LODGE, NO. I5 A. F. & A. M.-Neets
- ~ nrst and third Monday of each month at
nAILEs ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER NO. e.
~ Meets in Masonic Hall the third d/Nednesdav
OF each month at P. NJ
MODERN wooDMEN OF THE WORLD
N1 MT. Hood Camp No. SO, Meets Tuesday even
ing OF each week in the X. of P. Han, at 80 P N
GOLUMBIA LODGE, NO. S, 10. o. F-Meets
" every Friday evening at 7:30 O'Clock in K :
OF r nall, corner Second and Court streets
SoJourning brothers are welcome
II. CLouGH, Secy. II. A. B1LLs.N G.
ERIENDsHIP LODGE, NO. g., K of P.-Meets
schanno's building, corner of Court and Second
vited. W e Ce.Ws m
D. W.vAUsE, K. of r. and 8. G. G.
WOMEN,s CHRISTIAN TEmpERENcE
UNION will meet every Friday Afternoon
at o o'cioek at the reading room. All are invited.
TEMPLE LODGE NO. 8, A. o. U. W.-Meets
n at K. of P. Hall, Corner Second ana Conf
streets, Thursday evenings at 7:sO
WE MYERS, Financier. n "
1TAs. NEsMITH POST, No. 80, G. A. R.-meets
g. every Saturday at 7:so P. NJ, in the K of P.
r OF ,Ea L E.1Nestsevery :. Sunday afternoon in
~ EsANG vEREIN-Meets every srna.,,
" evening in the X. of P. Hall
p OF L: F. DIVISION, No. 167-Neets in tho
I1s X. of P. Hall the first and third WedneS1
Gay OF each month, st 7.aDP NJ.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-01
COUNTY orr1c,ALs.
! T The e' Condor Globe speaks slightingly

I'LL
The Condor Globe speaks slightinglv
OF the fact that Colonel T. A. Houghton,
whose resignation as colonel of the third
regiment o. N. g., was placed in the
hands of the adjutant-general three to
four months ago, and who "now at time
when he thinks he has a chance to win
some laurels, and become famous is urging
to recall his resignation and continue as
colonel. - Now really some people can
be very small. without half trying. On
the face of it and to an utter stranger
the action of Colonel Houghton is COM
smeriable and manly. He would with
draw, his. resignation at time when
there was a, probability that the third
regiment might have chance for act
ual service. A coward would have in
sisted on the acceptance of his resigna-
gtion toescape the dangers of real war.
:, 1t is not often men are held up to ridi-
,cule for offering their services in defence
of their country but, as we said before
there are some very small people in the
world.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-01

A Tacoma paper says Mr.. Frank MUIR
ply has induced 5000 men in that CITY
to sign the pledge.
The Wasco county court has put an
extra two mills on the tax levy for i'm
proving the county roads, Wasco
county commissioners nave done a yefv
sensible act.-F0ssa Journal.
Three dozen eggs viii buya nice calico
dress with trimmings. If the girls in
these days were like their grandmother
good hen would keep girl looking as
nice as the flowers that bloom in the
spring.
An Indiana sheriff, while recently
crazed by drink, was locked up in Jail
by his own mother. She was little
out of practice but succeeded in yank-
ing him around just as she had done
when he was an obstreperous and mis-
chev1ous youngster.
Agent Luckey, of Warm Springs, and
Rev. j. A. Speer, missionary at Sinema-
sho, were in town yesterday. Mr.. Speer
expects to erect a large church building,
parsonage, out houses, ETC., at Sinne-
masho this year, and will require about
| 100 900 feet of lumber. He was here to
negotiate with VIM. McMeekin for the
purchase of his saw mill.-Ochoco Re-
rieac.
i. Bilyou, of Eugene is mentioned in
connection with senatorial honors from
the democratic side of the house. Mr..
Bilyeu is an able attorney, fully alive to
the wants and needs of Lane county and
would reflect honor and credit to his
| .c4rk
| gentleman aud recognizes his friends
365 days in the year. The democracy
could go further and fare worse.-Junc-
tion City News.
In the extreme northern portion of
this county the report comes to us that
great many horses are sick with a
poisonous disorder. Forty head belong
ing to a Mr.. Ashby, of Wasco county,
have died, and many others are affected.
1t ls clalned they eat a week called rat
tie weed. This is a matter which ought
to be invested by the State Veterinary
urgeon.-Prineuille Ners.
A gentleman from Echo saws that
farmers there will make an effort to Sc
cure the services of Melbourne, the rain
maker, who was unable to make a con-
tract with the Umatilla county farmers
alliance. Melbourne agrees to make two
good rains for 500, and subscription
will be circulated to raise that amount
The rain comes high but the farmers
feel that they must have it, and will in
woke Melbourne, who is running OPPOSE
tion to Jubiter.
The Salvation Army has been estab.
lished in Butte for one year, and in a
summary of what it has done, the Ip-
ter-Mountain states that it has enlisted
18G men who one year ago were in the
slums and cutters, but who now lead
honorable and industrious lives. This
is record of which the army NAV well
be proud, and the incident goes to show
that the Salvation Army, besides being
the butt of many joke, is capable Of
doing some good.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-01

"What are you crying about, - asked a
kind hearted stranger of a lad standing
in front of the office door weeping as if
his heart would break.
ooh, pas gone to whip the editor y
well, has he come out yeti" pursued
the gentle Samaritan. tPieces of him
has, !" said the boy with fresh burst of
tears, "and I'm expecting the rest every
minute -
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-01
Stag and Foxhounds.

In olden times stag hunting was a
favorite amusement of the nobility, and
the dogs used in such sport-part grey
hounds and part bloodhounds were
given the name of staghounds. Fox
hounds, in like manner, were trained to
hunt the willy animal, from which they
gained their distinctive appellation.-
Detroit Free Press.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-01
The Universal Metal.

The future of aluminium, now that
the price of the metal has been so won
derfully reduced, will be one of great
utility. The German military authori-
ties are about to use it for cartridge
boxes and lining of knapsacks.-New
York journal.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-01
Garza Begs FOR a Pardon.

Cry OF MEXICO, Jan. 3O.-It is not
denied that Cara has begged for pardon
from President Diaz, offering to betray
his followers. 1t is stated Cara will be
here soon with the intention Of arrang-
ing the matter. Several of Garza's lieu
tenants are petitioning for a pardon.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-01

!; A new paper has been started in Port
! land, ostensibly in the interest of Cleve-
land and tariff reform. 1t is called the
Oracle and will be issued semi occasion
j ally or oftener till it is laid away under
the dasies in the fall if it does not die
from lack of nourishment after the June
election
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-01

10 The Heppner Gazette comes to us this
week with full report of the speech
which "Hon. j. L. Aver" was to have
delivered at the late convention of the
1Young Mems Republican clubs held. at
Portland.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-01

Thirty-six years ago Tuesday occurred
an Indian battle which, but for fortu-
nate circumstances, would have wiped
the village of Seattle out of existence.
Several of the men who fought that day
against the infuriated savages are still
residents of the town they helped to
found, having lived to see a city larger
than their widest imaginings ever
dreamed of built at the point they
selected
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-01
Escaped ON a Private vessel.

Rio JANEIRo, Jan. 3O.-The flight of
Count Leopoldia, president of.the Cen
eral Railway Company, of Brazil, is an
nounced. He escaped on board private
vessel before the authorities could serve
writ
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-01

"The various government works in
Il Oregon will be photographed for exhi-
bition at the Worlds Fair, says an ex-
change. The CHRONICLE suggests for
the Cascade Locks a study in "still
life,"
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-01

President Harrison is taking long
time to make up his mind whom to ap-
point to the vacant judgeship of the
ninth district.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-01
Gives Great Satisfaction.

New YORK, Jan. 30.-A special to
the Erening Post from Valparaiso, says :
The United States acceptance to Chili's
reply to the ultimatum has given great
satisfaction. Exchange has risen one
and one-half pence.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-01

1t is rumored that Mr.. Cleveland,
within the next few days, will announce
his withdrawal from the presidential
contest, but nobody believes it. Grover
amt built that way.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-01

The heat conducting qualities, of the
metals range as follows: Silver. 100; cop
per. 1880; gold, 1920; annealed alu-
minium, 1887; unannealed aluminium,
1896; tin, 1850; iron, go; steel, II. so;
lead, $50; platinum. $40; bismuth, $50.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-01

The following appears in the Augusta,
Ga Chronicles advertising columns:
WANTED.-A young lady for clerk of
the county court of Elbert county. 1t
will be necessary for her to marry the
county judge, Address County Judge,
Elberton, Ga.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-01
Notice.

Notice.
All parties having claims against the
estate of Ralph Fonger, deceased, will
please present the same to T. L. Nieho-
las, administrator
Columbia Hotel. Dalles City, cr.,
January 6, 1892. i6-Im
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-01

The veteran traveller, Paul du Chaillu,
has explained why he abandoned Afri-
can exploration. Upon one of his Jour-
neys in the dark continent the chief of
the territory through which he was
passing greeted him with distinguished
consideration. He even brought out a
row of s53 comely negro maideHs invit-
ing Chaillu to take his pick for wife.
II told him. said the traveller, after
ward, s'that the proof of his good will
overpowered me, but that was afraid
to choose one lest the others might be
jealous. The chief pondered moment.
then exclaimed: We'll, friend, take 'em
ALL Then / fed.''
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-01

Every producer of lumber in the
northwest is interested in the effort now
being made by the democratic majority
in congress to have lumber put on the
free list. This is not politics, it is busi-
ness; it affects the bread and butter of
thousands in Oregon and Washington,
and if the attempt be successful it will
paralyze the lumber trade of the north
west. III the bill introduced by. Con-
gresham Dockery, of Missouri, becomes
law, it will bankrupt the lumbermen
OF the northwest, and depreciate the
value of every acre of timber land in
these states. 1t will put premium on
British Columbia lumber, and boom the
Canadian Pacific at the expense of
American roads and American interests
clear through. The Canadians could
afford to give the Missouri man $1,OOO,-
600 to get this through and recoup
themselves the first year In the inter-
ests OF this entire section the Astorias
emphatically protests against so suicidal
measure.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-01
FIGURING MILL TO LEASE.

,T,hE OLD DALLEs MILL AND WATER
Company's Flour Mil will be leased to re-
sponsible parties. For information apply to the
WATER COMMISSIONERS,
he Dalles, Oregon
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-01

A little more sunshine and the spring
poets ought to begin to bud
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-01
gwei nenermamatfe pipfomafem.

SIRE 8enentung fir Die SntereFen
DeutiaIaa0s, Steliens ann he's 8as
tiiar5.
Sn Ser lettsu s3eit baben Swei fir
Deutidlano wid)ti9e oiplonatii6e Ser
dnoerun9en itattJcinnoen; Sic gtenbee
ietung oes ital;enildpen goti9afters
pofteus in gerliu ms Die @rrennurs
zines heutiG)eu @( lioten an pGpitli6en
Stublc al StelIe oe5 III Ben lpoblpers
bienten 3flhcitan3 tretenoel Or. 6. b.
Sdloeser.
8etauntIid tro5 bas Miinilterium 81
Jtlloilli init Dem llaa1 Dem 9ooe bes
italicnildel 8ptjGoitcGs III 8erlin, beS
Grafeii SallaD, erHaH.iteu @rafen Tas
perna teinc ~9lliGiitAe 2%}abl. @ar Ser
lelle COD 10 uliuol1.fltia ii6 etuem
ItterpieDer 9cScn..ber aillu p%ertrauenSs
boil 81 GiferN ms taoar6 Die Srtez
reiell lciilcs &aterlel&es cntl6ieben 5l
fompromi5tiscn. 81 war bonn feines
Sleibeus uis5t lanat, lllo ieit SurSem
lit CT burd, 0cn General Yansa erlest.
Der nelte Sotideiter lat li6 bereits in
8ariS uub Nieu ais Wiilttdrbenoamdd)s
tigter berporragero oiplomatiib ausge~
seidnet mo leine Grnennlng murbe
iebr iDmpatil6 auigenommen. @r lit
ein Yienlontele bon @ebnrt nno itebt
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Das Greimaurerbeim i'm Stnate Stem gort.
@rftelluns eilies 6eimS unb elmer Sdule
fiir Die Sreimaurer jeues 5taates uer=
uenoet perben iollten. Sur Inter
itiisung ut1o n~ntcrbaltung Der Anitalt
wurben Die fortlaufenoen 9tentenbe3ise
aus Dem e~ripdbnten Tempel beltimmt.
gor einisen Sabren nun 1ielten Die
Srausn nno 106ter Der Stem Dorfer
6reimaurer cine an8ltellnng ab, melfe
$780, 600 eirbra9te. Die Summe Lies
man benz Banfono Suflie6en ltn6 err
marb in Utica Elm 175 Qder oro6eS Sc
ldnoe gum Breiie bon $4,000. gu
6er Gauflumme ltenerten bic Bireer
Der lestgenannten Staot $50 900 bci.
Muf BEN Mreal aber fpuroe am 81. Wfai
1891 Der @runbitein fir bas Ginsangs
erndbnte Gebduoe gelegt.
Der Bau mibt 1856 6u6 In Der Sront
un6 beltebt aus eiuem Wiitteltbeil nit
3mei Seitenfliigeln. IlS gaumaterial
baben Baditeinc unb Sanbfteine pom
Cafe Superior s%ebient. Die poroere
Seite i1miiden Terra GottazO eforas
tionen. Der Mittelbau bat bier Stod.
merfe, Die S~eitenflii9el entbalten beret
je brei. DaS @an5e lit 9efr0nt por
lteil aufitrebenben Ddderil, Die III i9ar=
fen Gonturen pom Sirmament lid abs
beben. Sedsebn SUP lit bas erlte, -
6uB bas %3fpeite, II SUP je bas brittle
mnb pierte Gtofperf bod. 9n benz
Gebdube fiuben $50 Y~erionen bequem
unterfunft. auberoem lam bajielbe,
ohne bab ieiner arditeftoniid)en @inbeit
@intras geiGtebt, oerart erweitert lper'
ben, baB bic ooppelte s3abl Sente inter
5utommen pernla9. IS bat Der Yau
init benz areal 3uiammsn Sinen Soften,
qufrpano bon 1851 900 erior6ert.
Die Gnitalt bent anger Der anfs
nabme nno 8%erior9nng after uno be-
birfti9er Breimaurer nod Der Inter
bringing BON oeren Mittmen unS gSais
ien. Seetere erbalten cinen llnterridt,
lpie tim Die Oficntiihen S6ulen crtbet,
len, unb peroen iiberbieS In allerlei in
buitriellen 6ertiSfeiten uutermieleu.
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ptut 0utIICU 9pelp Ouppe.
Dobos ben Sberbefebl iiber Die Streits
frdfte Der 2%arotruppeil iibertrilg, iposu
inn Der nerie Marineminiiter Wurbeau
renerbingS and nod Die bortbir ges
lauoten arie9sidiHe ebcnfalls unteritelt
bat.
anfans Gusuit e%rOfinete Der Sberlt
oie Seiaoieligfeiten geseu DabomeD,
uno Die ralben unb beoeutenben @re
folge, peldc er, alleroinss nift obne
ipcrtbpolle Serluite. iibcr feline @esner
bereitS errul,sen bat, MAIDEN ni6t alleiu
TIN fir Die Uran3olcn gum Seloen bes
Cages, ionberu eripeden alid bel Sea
aroeren Mfadteu, Die iid) in Afrifa
nit aoloniiiren befaiien, Snterelie al
Der Sielnlid idmicrigen Expedition.
S6erit 8oooS lit BON Gebnrt Gin
Minlatte oom Senegal, gcb0rt Der Mias
riacinfanterie an uno bat bereits cine
LANCE DieuilSeit III ben franSOiiiden
Golonien Ses nidmar3en Grbtbeits"
binter iib. Gr mar 5uleet Sbertoms
! nlanoant Der Gruppen in Saints9ouis,
Der 0auptitaot Der Sene9altolouie.
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OELRICHS & o
2 8omling Green, Stem Yorf.

o. s. qeters, @aIsefOn, EeSas, General : 4seni
fur ben 6hben.
%: s.: gSnns. 9. @rteieubed, Suse 4 e&meIse.
une J. 9. WasNamara, Gsentsn fur Gan antOnto.
3. @unse & Co., Nsenten fhr 6uerp,
g. Buffet, Gsent fur SHuIeuburs,
aepie Gapbael, aSent far Scufpn.
Nlemens q Sauft unb Grnf S&erf, Nseuten fit
8. DStt&er, asent fir Wetmar, Teras.
=. u. Sasler & Co., Nsenteu fur 8aFrpp.
BreSmann Il S4nles, Sbtner, Iegas.
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pie 2sepofntion in 2semesnefa.
Die alte Geididte tot %raRhemten, bic
nidt Qehet MOLTEN.

Mfit wel6' nnsemObnltder &ufmerfs
iamfeit Die Ser. Staaten 8esieruns bic
@ntwideluns Ser Dtuge TT Sene5uela
periol9t, sebt idun aus Dem umitauoe
berpor, oab brci ariessl6iHe, bte uGbie
ca9o, bic p@%oneorb4 uno Die Seat
large" unter benz Gomlnanbo bes Ioz
mirals @alfer OH Der &iite Der lios
amerifauii6en S6meiterrepublif itatio>
nirt iinb. Inn Die Snterehen Der Ser.
Staaten baielbit gu i6iisen. Sn Der
26at, mebr ais 5wet Sillftel Der ge<
iammten SanoelSbemegung Se1e5uelas
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SranEreiG INTO Da6omep.
Scr Tibrer Der frans6Fidem Expedition
ge8en G0aig Sebansia.

Sereits 1890 bate Sranfrei9 eineu
a%olouialfrieg nit Dem 90nise bon
SabomeD 81 fiibren, Der i'm Sftober
ourd einem 6r%ieSenspcrtrag beenSst
muroe, worin G0uig gebausia bas
9ie6t Sranfreids auf &otollu uno
Yorto-9topo auerfanute, iudbrenb CT
ielbit ben Beiis Don @pbab nnb cine
Sabresrente BON 10000 SraneS Su9es
ii6ert erbielt. S6on balo aber fam es
gu lleuen 8eibereien, unb anfan9s Ipril
1892 brailnterl Die Dabomenler losar
aetome unb anbere D0rfer III Der ums
9eseno bon YortosN oOo nieoer, mab,
reno gebaa3in gleid3eitis an BEN frars
50lilden @eaeral @ouuerneur 8allo.
eiltet unperihdmten 0rtef lQu0te, Der
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Gfne a~arantirte Sur.

gBtr autoriHren ben ansesieieu apottefer, Sbnen
Or. Rings NeufS Seilmitiel seseu S6pintiu9t, gu.
fen unb Grfdliuns ouf foiaenfe gebin9una Az ptrfaus
iieSes NRifteI ben Nn.peiiunaen entirrehenb setrauaen
mruen, inbem ste IS e%tnsebene prpttren, unt mean
gie kann feine Nsferurs tur@ tafelbe p~e,ip6rsn,
tarn Sdhtden sic bic Slaihe ,url6 unb Gte werben
9br @elb surh4 betcmnen. lsir mafen ties anaebpi
IN Eplse Ter arpbarttaen Grfclpe, nel6e bies Mittel
Bel Der lebtidbrt9en @rippen : Gpthemte anfjupetien
bate. ggfr taten pcn feiuem Sale eebbrt, In tem
las Watttel MID scbolfen bate. Man made einen
Neriu& banlit grobeHaihen fret BET Der Gan Mntcs
np Drug &c. Grrbe SiaiSen 80 eents UNI sl.o0.
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Gin Sreinl
SIN staats sen 9ort esriatet mnh bas
eiasige fciner Mrt.

Sn Utica, 81. 3. bat Dor altrSem DC
Ginmeibult9 bes acknowledging urb
>Yeriorsun1 Sbauies int Staate Stem
0orf" itattgefunoeu. Die SOee fir bic
Grridtung oes @eGanOes eutitanO &C.
legentlid eiricr Ser iammlung Der 0ro5=
loee oes "ee1anmteu StaateS I'M Sabre
1851. GS murbe bamal8 fir bic Stabt
9iem Oorf Ser gait zines Srein1aurer,
tempels beihloiien, beiIen Wtietbsertrdse
bis au $40, 900 a%naelammelt nn0 our
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sa- Sci Melton& &c., Sous
ttonfraBe, finbet man bic f%einiien ims
portirten unb beimifGen Selifats
II Der Saiiou.
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Die rumd IL Of @roBs
grunbbeitser beabii1ti9eu, scr
8rinseiiin Maria BON Gbinburs, Der
fiinfti9en Sronprin3eifin BON Hnnd<
MEN, Gin cincn @etSendbrenfran5 bar
f~tellenbeS, nit eingelesten 8rilanten
per;iertes, soloenes Diabem oils Sinns
bilb bes lanomtrtbi9aftliden Nei9s
tbumS HumdnieuS gum @eIdenf Sn
MAIDEN.
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@eneraI 9anaa.

VtlitLut Suidu. y. Sulplu.
iekt i'm Sc. Scbensjabre. and ais
Militdr beiikt ct groBe 8eroienite er
fat bic Selbsiige BON 1859, 1866 unb
aud sic afrifanilGlen Sharmiieel IN ben
Sabren 1887 l!Ho 1888 mitgema6t.
3uleet ltaitS ct al Ser Spise beS @ene<
ratfonlnlanbos bon Oe1tua. lteben gez
ninnenoer Sdlittheit beS SencbmenS
ribmt man General Yalt3a grote
S1weigjamfeit, lefanntlih Die erlte
Tugellb be8 SiplpEaotcn, nad).
9iidt mii1oer pidjtig lit Die ;peite Der
angefiibrteu Seranocrungctl, oie Grnen<
ruilg clues lieucn bcitlAen @eianoten
beim Yatifan in scr Yerlon oeS Serrrl
b. Silom. Seit laugeu Sabreu mar
berlelbe @eiaactcr i'll Scru uuo MIR
un9ern liebt man i5H BON sort l9eioeu,
ba iein liebe~nslpiirbiseS Nelen uuo
ieile. SadferntniB ale @elt beSanber<
ten. Gr iiberl,ilnlat Elm Ihmieriscs
Selo Ser Gbdti9feit, wenngleih ieill
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