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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
GRAIN EXPORTS ID GERMANY.
LARGE INCREASE IL TIE LAST TWO YEARS
THE UNITED STATES IL FIRST PLACE

LARGE INCREASE IL THE LAST TWO YEARS
THE UNITED STATES IL FIRST PLACE.
Washington. March 2-Tlc United States Is the
chief source Of supply from which Germany draws
the deficit in her domestic breadstufs Such Is the
information contained in report TO the State 10
partmcn by Frank II. Mason. Consul al Frankfort.
Of the statistics Of grain importation into Germany
for the year 1892. They show enormously in
creased volume Of both wheat and rye imported
from the United state. From fourth place In 1880
the United states 10 first place III lo92 the
amount Of wheat purchased from the United states
rising from 0O2 775 bushels In 1890 to 30 OGj 80
bushels last year The imporiaonS from IN" United
States In 1-D. We're nearly half OF III" whole amount
imported G,jOJ.1l9 bushels The importatloI~ II
rye from the 'urd States Increased from 80. -Il
bushels in 1890 to 4.1-3.:3j huShcl, in 1897 Russia =
contribution Of that cereal (" Germany, owing 10
failure OF crops. decreased from - 100000 bushels ~
$500 10 i.j00,OOO bushels I'm I-9@. Mr.. Mason say
the exhibit j. intcrc-iin: from tho definite limit
which il fixes 70 the capacity Of British India and
Australia a sourcc~ 81 supply. Although Germany
he adds. as regular steamship connection under
her flag and growing export Of manufactured
good with both India aGd Australia they play a
comparatively insignificant role III iurri@ainS the
foreign wheat that Is required hy TIL, country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

TESTIMONY IN HIS slit FOR LAND ABOUT
SMITH LAKE CONCLUDED


SMITH LAKE CONCLUDED.
Watertown. y. Y. March o.-The evidence has Just
been concluded before Judge Williams of this city. in
tie Of Dr. W. seward Webb. Of the Adirondack
and st. Lawrence Railroad who Is seeking 10 establish
private fish and game preserve In the AdIrondaclss
against William II. Morrison and Rufus J. Richard son
OF Lowvillc.
Smith Lake, in the Adrondacks IS one Of the large
and beautiful sheets Of water Which abound In the
wilderness, and the most Of the land around II was
owned By the Adirondack Timber and Mineral Company
under IN original grant from the State. But the te
10 2.l0O was defective, and Morrison claimed
Title 1lG Of Il because OF an old conveyance
and u squat"rs claim The land had. however, twice
been sold by the State for taxes f.. G. Hall. OF IN,
mineral company agreed to get the tax certificates
cancelled before the sale In 1890 If Morrison would
combat his claim. and also agreed turn to
Morrison. upon getting the tax tltle the certificates
for the i6 Morrison 10 pay. however oncthlrd
OF the expense Of getting the certificates. Hall did
accomplish what he desired before the sale Of 1870
and Morrison gave the Controller deed OF all his
Interest IN the land the Controller giving back deed
OF fifty acres on smith Lake. Morrison returned his
contract with Hall and organized club to the
hfty acres
Dr. webb purchased the mineral company's interest
In the land. and In June. 1891. consummated deal
with M0rrl,On's smith Lake Club for 81 900. - 600
Of which 10 90 10 n woodsman and lis wife for
STAYING on the lot In July following Hall induced
the Controller to cancel the tax certificates and Nor
ri,on demanded OF Hall the certificates for 4l6 acres.
fifty Of which he Lad decided away. lie refused TO
turn the land over to Dr. Webb for loss than 10000
more and thereby stopped the work Of LAYING out
park. Dr. Webb began suit TO compel him 10 turn
ia" remaining 3c6 over TO lin. declaring that
tho ic.i Of tie land around smith Lake. The will
be- argued next summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Ncw.I.ngland fair Friday followed By light snow
Friday evening saturday morning; eighty warmer
Friday and colder Saturday; Wind hne Ia sou;hea>rly
Tor Eastern Nrw.York. Eastern Penns! /, ana. New
Jr cy and Delaware increasing coudlnc>s with light rain
Friday afternoon OF night probably fair saturday warmer
Friday. colder saturday winds chiftirc O. southerly.
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland and Virginia,
Increasing coudlnc,s ard rain. but clearing and fair
weather saturday Friday evening; slightly cod::
SATURDAY.
For Western Ncw.YOrk light SHOWS or rain.
For Wet virginia Ohio and Western Pcnnsylyania.
l;ght rains Friday; fair Saturday colder saturday
For Indiana Illinois, showers tonight, clearing carly
Friday colder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
THE MINORITY On THE wHISKEY Trust
TWO PORTS TILED AGAINST TARIFF LtGIsLA-
TON As \ REMEDY.

TWO REPORTS EILED AGAINST TARIFF LtGIsL\-
TON As \ REMEDY.
Washington. March 1.-Two minority reports have
been filed on the Whisky Trust inye,tiai-cn Messs
buchanan. Of NewIcrscy, and Er' rick. OF Kansas
making one and Mr.. Ray II Ncw-York. tht other
The former say that they do not agree with that
part OF the report OF the majority which refers to
and discusses the effect Of tariff legislation. No
special inquiry made this line, and one
example, If true. insufficient to establish general
and nnvarying result. There IS not line OF tesi
mony to show that the domestic facilities are not
ample for the production Of all the unndulierated
product needed and II * a matter Of common knowl
edge that imported goods are often grossly adulteaed
Owing to the latencss Of the session II Is imposSbl"
to formulate any present counter views. ana IN view
Of the admitted mpoSslbly If enacting any leGiSla
ton any evils found existing such formulation
would seem TO he wihout practical use.
Mr. Ray fully concurs with this report, and adds
that in his judgment the manufacture and sale OF
imitation and adultcra I'd liquors Of all kinds,
pccally those containing poisonous Compounds and
drugs deletcriouS to health, by law be- made
II criminal offence Punishable BY such penalties
to put end TO The practice Such high tax
can be imposed all aduterated and Imitation
products will make their sale impraciicabc. lie
cannot consent 10 any proposition which will IN
crease the importation Of alcoholic liquors. cheaper
the price Of such articles and largely decIcasc oar
tons absolutely necessary. The widely the
doors are opened 10 importation OF liquors. the
active will become inc manufacture OF adultcrate ed
goods. the object OF dealer, being TO rndersell the
'icabl", abolish all tax alcohol used for medicinal
purposes, and In the arts and sciences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
TIE INDIAN ELL PASSES TIE SENATE.

Washington. March 3.-Ine Indian Appropriation
bill taken up Ia She rcrIir. The last amend
mcnt In tho ill the In relation 10 tn" Chrro
koc lands. Mr.. Dawc- said the amendment arose
Of the negotiations for the by the tribes
In Tho Indian Territory oi ~ much o. their unoccu-
pied land, could Dee Obtained from them. 10 be
added 10 the Territory Of oklahoma and TO b" op"n"
to settlement. ii was larg" tract ~ land. over
5000 900 aor,. Wing bet Hren Oklahoma and Kansas
The United states had agreed &" pay ~ -
for This land. amounting in all 70 about $500 rpo
and this Ia De- pad In cash. TIE amendment
however, made this change ~ the agreement that
$4,000 should paid down. and The remainder Ia
FIVE annual payments with per cent lnirr.,i. II
the 81 itrinS W"1gc 10 the SUR nd"r Of All III"
tribal m'nts In the Indian Territory and 10 The
establishment Of territorial government. and ul'i-
naicy of a state Government. Il the Indian, do not
accept the provisions Of the ar"ndmcnt. ~" whole
agreement goc>. and III" Government VIII A1v" do
VOWED upon it Immediately troubl" the whites
and IN" InGian-. IT,. amendment va, agrc Il 10.
All ia" amendment, agreed 10 In ia" senate.
except IA" on" which require officers II tIr
detailed as Indian agents. 10 give IN" am" bond
civilian agents. WhiCh Nao rejected The bill WI7
then passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
THE DEFICIENCY BILL Discussed.

Washington, March 2.-The senate TO-DAY '"'''''.
The Deficiency bill. All the amendmeh'S 'p
from the Committee Appropriations were "e'
10 without question. except the one 10 pay
asst2nees Of John Roach s2e,IG0 for the pop"'''
action on which was reserved. The bill coh'a'"e"
Tor French spo,a,iOn claims &70o.152. Mr. Haze MI.
That the Committee on Appropriations han rePo'"'
only the Claims recommended by the Commi"fS vi
Claims
Mr.. Carey offered an amendment changing ,"e
noundaries OF the National Yellowstone PnrR' "N''
aroused discussion. >, l.,
MI Teller asserted that the amendment ~ o'u .
no way D1ure the Park. and would take out no'i,s
attractive. II was In the interest Of the Park ana
IN the interest Of the preservation OF the game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
TIE u "a YHER REPORT.
A FAIR OUTLOOK FOR GROVER.

Wa.hineton. Marth There i tUu IN Of low press
extending Rio rinde Valley D0rthdswari to thu
Upper Lake REGION with the ccntr' Of disturbance
Illinois. APP arr1tly moving cl-tward This depression f.
attended by light rains in the Mississippi and ohio valleys
IN. CUT and Atlantic State: also light II
IN, upper atc REGION. This condition will move cart
ward causing rains the Atlantic Coast from New ork
10 Florida tomorrow tomorrow night but t.; /, fol.
lowed BY Wethcr % the westward OF the MSssippi
whlch will eNtcnd eastward probably causing fair onC
somewhat colder weather SATURDAY in the the
ddc Atlantic coast including Virginia and the DstrIc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
al $500 j,ji2

Washington. March 2-Secrc'ary Foster OF inc
Treasury Department has amended the recent 'irc"'
recardng the killing Of fur bearing animals In |nlNN'
80 rs 10 permit vessels other than revenue cutters III
heretofore. 10 transport natives to places wh'r' c
otter are found. II also permits vessels having on
r.d son otter skins 10 file a manifest Of such skins
NJ the first port o. entry In the United states. instead
Of al an Ala Skan port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
JUSTICE JACKSON ~ WASIIINGTON.

Washington, March 2.-AsSociatc Justice Jackson
Of the United States supreme Court, arrived III WASH
,ucton this morning from Nashville. Tenn ana mel
eomc OF his future colleagues in tue supreme Court
The Court will rcasscmble after lis recess. saturday
morning and the newly appointed jns,icc VIII 'ah"
,rc oath 81 Office at II O'Clock in the supreme Cont
rnom The Cont will then adjourn In order to par
t,cirate in the inaugural ceremonies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
THE pEpORT on TIE LEGISLATIVE BILL.

Washington March o.-The conference report on
hc legislative bin Is complete. The House r"c"des
from II, efforts 10 fix eight hours rs i o"s "o'" 'o'
Government employees. The present Jaw remains Win
,bc exception OF a change in respect 10 sick leaves
thirty DAYS annually will be- granted bit In cas-" OF
contog lions disease sixty DAYS may be granted. TIE
senate also gains IFS point In regard to lis clerks ana
kecps the control OF the Maltby building IL Is under
stood that the amendment 10 purchase the building
100, hv tho Census Office was stricken ont on account
80 f ~ dTre named as the price. The House amend
men, prohibiting the burial Of officers or employs Of
the Government al public EXPENSE WIS ''so S"''A'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
AGREEMENT ~ TIE AGRICULTURAL ELL.

Washington March 2.-fhc confcrrccs on the Agri-
cnI turaI Appropriation bill today agreed upon the
polnts Of difference In that measure the SENATE
r.ccdcd from only enc amendment. which sets aside
81 800 To make special soil Investigations out Of an
aupropration TO continue the Investigation
Of The aGultcraion Of foods The appropriation 10 cX
pertinent and continue an investigation upon the
subicct Of forestry j. increased from $4,000 Ia
$40 COO The appropriation for agricultural "X
pcrimcnt stations /, increased from 10000 10 So
900 and :lc cl.,usc arproprdtmg $1,000 TO cnabl"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
ryIr pOSTOFFICE BILL PASSED.

Washington March Elm the >enaie today the fos'
Office Appropriation bill was taken np' ana us cohsd
item rcsnmcd-the pending question being the
amendment recommended by the Committee on Appro
,,ons IN strike out OF the bill the paragraph appro
q, oo a. for necessary and special facilities on
r..'nn lines from Springfield. Mass, by way OF New
York and Washington to Atlanta and New-orcans
,o'n rmn,r I'm charge OF the bill. offered substitute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
THE rUTydHEN ARE REGISTERING

san Francisco. March =" The Chinese are nj last
beginning to register says General McComh, regis
lrlrion officer. We ar" now receiving about zen
aunll,a alton, daily aud am Informed by the Chin 's
that the number will be increased rapidly. Man
merchants WHO are not REQUIRED to g,tcr d"n;
80 TO avoid the annoyance Of investigation later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
SUPERINTENDENT PORTER EXONERATED.

WASHINGTON March o.-Thc subcommittee OF the
uous. Census Committee. which investigated the worR-
iprs OF The Census Office and several charges aea'S'
superintendent Porter. VIII submit ,h'n r'i',r' :" -"
,r ,,,oo ,omorrow J. d. Taylor Of Ohio, a
,o,,,or NJ the committee. said to-day that Inc report
~ ,he majority would cxonerate Mr.. Porter. not a
,. ,r,do in the resolution OF inquiry, h. said had
been sustained. MI. iItihap' VI ''''"'''' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
10 MORE RELIEF NEEDED AT HOMESTEAD.

Homes cad. March AT meeting Of the Relief Com.
mlitec the trcasurrs report showed The total amount
Of money received T. be $3.50 IS. and the amount
expended stl32 -. leaving balance in III. trr,s-
ury o; S9,7 -. The secretary reported that there
less than half dozen families now In need OF
relief \ resolution passed that tho public ut
large BE- Informed that no more money Is needed for
Homestead sufferers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
TYPHrS FEVER on A PULLMAN.

- Louis. March "a dispatch to "The POST
D,patch7 from Laredo. Texas. says The pullman
sleeper attached to the train which arrived here This
morning from the city OF Mexico with eight pas
sengcrs IS detained In quarantine by state Health
Oaicrr Tulpin who found OF the passengers III
Of yplis fever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

Washington March "a snag has been e'r"cH III
the Senate I'm the progress OF IN" bioc" '''' ''"
linen tariff BILL and III" indca''ons "'r Una"
,m. .t,or naesnc hc House. will fail. some OF the
Doorouc Senators insist that II the bills are taken
nm they will move add to them the va'1ons
special tariff bills sent over by the House as'
session. attacking the wool. binding twlne cotton
tagging and other schedules Of the Mckinley I"f'h
bill. which are now IN effect The TSui, M, D,rn
~ XII the prospects for the two bis. 10 prevent
increased rates taking effect In the future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
4 10000 FOUND JACKET SLIPPED OVER TIE GrS

Washington March : tspcciaD-A jacket was to
dav successfully slipped over tn third i3-nch gun
which has been hnt NJ tn" Naval Gun Foundry. The
Jacket weighs 49, coo pounds. The process placing
a Jacket on these huge. buit-up l. highly inter
esting and l. conducted 10y means OF n huge crane
capable Of lifting 10 tons. The gun Is placed Its
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

which was accepted. The substitute (which Is
10 apply to the fast mail SOUTH reads: For
sary and special facilities trunk line lines.
S96,Gl4. provided that the Postmasier'enera shall
select the trunk line or lines which shall carry the
mails. II he shall deem the expenditure necessary and
desirable"
No other amendment 10 the bill being contested the
bill was passed Mr. CullOm made a statement : TO
the amount appropriated. showing the Department TO
be practically self supporting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

Tribune Office. March 3 a. m-clear weather pre-
vailed vest rday with and HIGHT rly bfeckes
The temperature ranged between 30 ana 50 desices ue
average 3i eing s higher than Oh the corr spending
day la. year and 3, lower than on "Wednesday
In and near this city to-da; Their, VIII .Ioblby b"
fair weather fellow d by coudincss ana hight rams;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
HISTORIC VIRGINIA SPOTS TO BIZ PRESCRIBED.

Richmond. Va, March 2.-Mrs. Louise j. Barney
wife OF the retired millionaire car builder, r. y.
Barney. who owns two large james River estates,
and recently purchased the historic jamestown Isiano'
has Just given Ia the Association for the PrcserSa-
ton Of Vir:ina Antiquities that part OF the islano
on which ARE the old church graveyard aDo eeAS
historic landmarks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
TWO NETWORK MEN TAKE COLD Pr SGE BATH.

Lakewood y. j., March Edwin Ein>t.ln ana
Gcor:c J. scabury. Of N"w.lork. in attempting to
reach an Ice yacht on CamSao Lake this afternoon.
bro. through tn, lee whore the wafer about six
feet deep The two mcn were rescued after they had
been In The water few minute and we're taken to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

muzzle and the jacket. heated to high temperature
Is lowered over the gun and slipped TO its seat In
the last effort with Il 13-nch gun the jacket, WINE
being lowered to It's place, struck and froie 10 the
tube II was adj listed "A few days subsequently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

The ems ylyana Iailroad Company ann 1unreS That
for the b,nrnt travel to the Inauguration The Con-
arr>>,nI Limited. leaving New York ut 20 p. m.
viii lun sutnbonni IN two sections, March III ana
"a and northbonnd IN two sections March AN an oth
SThc New-York Limited leaving Washington ut o 40
q. u, will run OH sunday the 9th inst -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

SO important are t"1da ,np.' sa ana every
hmm warranted. We mike a complete Rssorttiene
select for hous' hotel Office store factory
EDWARD MILLER & CO.. 10 & IL College Place. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
SENATOR Fleet ROACH IN TIE SENATE.

WASHINGTON March 1.->onator-ccct W. y. Roach.
OF North Dakota the nOcr OF the senate TO day
and was introduced to members on both sides Of the
chamber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

the Secretary OF Agriculture TO continue the COLLECTION
Of Information the hest modes OF irrigation WIS
inserted in the measure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

. New-iogk and Chicago Limited of the New ioSA
Ccaual-iastest and best truin 10 the Wost. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

IN ui. diagram O continuous white line SHOWS tho
changes IA pressure indicated By Thc Tiibunes SELF.
recording barometer The broken line represents TIE ter'
tcrAtu observed at Pc rvs Phs macy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
TIE SEAL ORDER AMENDED.

Totals 81 Coz. 9js, $50 :
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-06
&c9tSIatur: r:Motiscn.

SIN Senat tam ant Samita9 bic BiQ
fit ben Bau zines Stoats>@leuators in
Dulutb gut gerbanoluns. 2rotoem
bieie @orlase i@on seb0ris 5aseltuet
mar, ma9te ii@ bod nod eine itartc
Oppoiition oa9esen bemerfbar. Na@
ldn9erer Debatte ,uuroe oieielbe inbeB
nit 81 sesen - Stimmen paiiirt.
(@enator Yeterlon mar Bel Der Mbitims
muns ni4t 5usesen). ..
Die Biu, pelde bic Nbbaltun9 iabr>
li6er Yesislatur Situnsen be51uedt,
wuroe I'M @enat nit 23 9eaen 20 @tims
men per,uorien.
Mm @omtag Nbenb 9e9en 8 l1br
brad i'm Gmi9ranteu>3immer ocs llni>
OF Depots III ct. Baul Teuer aus uno
cine 9ln;abl Gmisronten, ruel@e in oen'z
lelben einseihlollen waren, ent9insen
nur nit fnapper Notb Dem Tlammentoo.
Mrbeiter, uel9e III BET 9eabc int GiIe":
babnbof bei9dftt9t 'uaren, pernabmen
ein unsem0bnlides @erdui@ unb bole
barauf bas @ei9rei BET I'M 3immer be-
iiubli9en 9eute. Ser bena9rl@tl9te
Depot>9luiieber besob 10 ii@ i@neQ ais
mDsli3 nad oen,3immer, i9loB bailelbe
auf unb lief bic int 9tau@ idon BALI
eritidten Suia6en beraus. Web9al6
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-06

bic vytem Oorter @oltsaeitun9"
i@reibt: r@eit einiser 3eit iit bic Seeoe
bauon, bic Orieinal>Dotumente Der
ameritanii9en llnabbdnsiateitssg
runs unb Der ameritanii@en gunbess
uerfaiiuus in Gbicaso mitaus5uitellen.
Den @ebanten iollte man auen Grnites
;ur Musf fibruns brinsen, ia man ioute
bic vtoitbaren Dotumente" 10 re&t auf>
fduis an sinen ,ueitbin fiir Sebermann
iidtbaren Ylat iteQen, oamit naments
lid bic ameritanilden - Grbeiter ii9
bic @a@e re@t senau beieben t0nnen
unb nit BET 9eaie oarauf 9eitoBen mers
ben, in mel@em i@arien Gontrait BET
i9one 8ortlaut iener biitorii@en Dotu>
mente NIT uielen banbsreifiden Tbats
ia@eu ibrer io3ialeu Sage itebt. gieu:i@t
bilft oos, ibnen bic Musen gu Offnen. H.
Die r@bicosoer Mrbeiter5eituna" unters
ititt bieien seitsemaBen gorl@las,
slaubt aber, baB & bic gut MusiteQuns
selansenoe !Diitte oes berii@tisten' Dei>
perabo Seile Sames cine sr0Bere 9ln>
5iebunsstraft ausiibeu wiirbe, ais bas
Original >Manuitript ber l1nabban9i9s
teitsertldruus. @iro leiber uobl itims
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-06

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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-06


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Sur Operation elmer cosoperatiuen Buts
ter unb &aiefabrit orsaniiirt wors
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gum l1ml@lasen nnb gater uno Sobn
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unb eins unter; lein 8ater ma@te bic
sr0Bteu Mnitren9un9en i'm su retten,
nobel Ct aber ermiioete; nabe ant llfer
perlanten aue beibe uno fanoen semeins
fam ben Sob.
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