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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
ANDREWS IS IN 4 DILEMMA.
Disposal Of Refuse Has Become a
Serious Question.
No Alternative Between Riker's ISL
and a.d the Deep See.

Commissioner Andrews was seen at his
home. 81 East Seventeen street this
afternoon. He had received no com
munlcation from Gov. Flower or the
State Board Of Health concerning the
Riker's Island nuisance.
Or. Edison, however, had mailed him
copy of the report sent Gov. Flower
and the stnte Board OF Health. Should
the sixty days order not to deposit ref
use on Riker's Island be enforced.
Commissioner Andrews believed that he
would ind himself In n very peculiar
predicament.
grounds for the c!tys refuse. One Is al
Rikers Island; the other at sea outside
Of the Sandy Hook Ilghtshlp. With per
mission refused for Rlker's Island and the
United States authorities Withholding
permission TO carry garbage on. scows
down the bay the matter has become
serious.
However. 30 far as am concerned.
shall do everything that will result in
abating any nuisance that shall be an
annoyance to the citizens Of New York
III the plan for dumping garbage on
Riker's Island in deep water inside the
crlbwork Is Objectionable. then the only
In the sea. The United States authori-
ties must be appealed to for permission
to do so"
| Commissioner Andrews would not say
whether he believed that Lieut. Dele
hanty would withdraw his permission to
| carry refuse out to sea In scows pending
the repairing Of the crib at Eiker's
! and.
The Commissioner said that he had
complied with the order of the local
Health Department In depositirg gar
baee on Riker's Island. In 1882 the
I raj led
Estimate and Apportionment that there
| would be no harm in deposting garbage
under water In all seasons OF the year
| and above low water mark from Nov. II
| to March 10. This was the situation OF
, Riker's Island when /. came into thu
| posyessiOn OF the City
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
POINTS IN PUGlLISM.

Niddie-welght Champion Bob F1tz-
simmons Is back from his honeymoon,
and looks to be In splendid condition.
Speaking OF Denver I'D" Smiths chal-
lenge, which was published In yester-
days Evening World" Bob said lie
would accept the def" provided that
a fair size purse In offered by some
athletic club, and that Smith will agree
to fight also for stake. otherwise he
would not recognize Smiths challenge.
"In fact" said Robert, Pm not par
t!cularly anxious TO meet Smith: not
that | am afraid OF him. understand.
but because don't think victory over
ton. However. X ] refused to meet
him the public would raise a hue and
cry that | am afrail, and for that rea-
aon will agree to meet Smith on the
Just now l would like to night Jim
Corbett. and you can say that the size
Of the purse won't trouble me in the
least l will tlgh, him for sport, II neces-
Bob's matrimonial felicities have not
lessened his estimate of himself in the
slightest az pugllist.
Champion Billy Plmmer. received a
cablegram yesterday from the little
EnSlishman. which stated that he had
juat been matched to fight Willie Smith,
now the crack bantam in England be-
for" the National Sporting Club, for a
800 purse and a tlDp side bet He also
sked Mr.. Downing to cable him at once
the 500 which Is to be put up as the
stake. but failed 10 state when the con-
ties, between himself ana Smith Is to
take place. 1t is believed, however, that
the ata'r viii be within month; Late
yesterday afternoon Plimmer's hacker
sent the required sum 10 his clever
protege. and also notified him that he
would start for London on the steam
ship Majestic In order to witness the
contest.
Good luck certainly hangs TO Tom
| O'Rourke's coattails. His other ebony
pugtl!st.c marvel, Joe Wa!cOtt, nearly
| cut Dick O Brien, New ERglaud's welter-
| weight champion, into ribbons In the
| Casino. at Boston, last night. OBren,
| too had al the advantage In weight,
scaling In at l53, dozen pounds heavier
| than Waicort The contest lasted twelve
| rounds, and II Was IA rip-snorter OF a
| battle all the way through. Walcott
| the twelfth round he larruped him into
trance!and with right on the jaw and
3 left In the stomach. The fight served
! 10 show that O'Rrien had any amount II
sand. ana that Walcott has all the fury
and power OF an imp OF Hades.
Bob Smith a well-known trainer Of
pugl!.sts, died In Gouverneur Hosp.ta,
/ yesterday. Bob Was an oli-tiMeT. and
trained Billy Edwards, Jimmy Elliott
| and Jem Mace.
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centreboard divides the cabin and takes
up so much room that the interior liz
quite cramped.
Freitsch himself is as quaint as Is his
craft. He Is a Russian Finn by birth,
but n naturalized United states citizen.
He Is thirty-iive years old, and has a
wife and four children in Milwaukee.
He says his object in crossing the ocean
single-handed is for the purpose OF
showing his countrymen and the "Ni-
kings" of Sweden and Norway the sea-
worthiness of American models in small
vessels. Secondly, he expects TO make
some money by exhibiting the Nina and
himself II he IA successful.
AS to his success he has no doubt. as
ne has unbounded confidence in his abll-
ity 20 handle the Nina alone. He thinks
he can do without sleep. except for what
cat maps he can catch during the thirty
five days in which he expects TO make
the trip.
His lucky star seems to be in the
ascendant. for when he left Milwaukee
on April % last he had only SO cents.
Since then he has received enough con-
tributions from marine admirers to Keep
him going. He thinks that perhaps the
Russian Consul and Finnish residents Of
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SPORTING MISCELLANY.

4
Inc annual MIDSUMMER open games %
the Pastine Athletic Club will be held
and East River. on july %. The entries
thus far received have been very numer-
o,,s ,na =, q, o,nn,,od ,ha, thIs Years
ous' ana IL is eNpecteu tiat th's year
games will surpass all previous efforts
Of tho Club. ,rb. events schedu,ed are
,oo-yo-, do,h ,,,,,inr ,bo Is.nop,d sho.
iv-yaru dash' putting the lo-pou"u s"o''
Ing the le-pound hammer polc-vauit'ns,
@O-yard hurdle race, throwing 5s-pound
weight rrnninR broad iurnp. one-rnIle
RIM one.miIe wsIk 4io.vnrd dash and
2o-yard dasa
George S!ddons signed articles yesterday
to fight ten rounds or more at Boston
tho latter mart az This month. James
nayeI osc s,, o, 1ian S1 IIssIey nar e
esrtIcIes !or MN, "nlle NIX hSiey pr
.TSn -. , r,iiI co-srn.rce .rninInq next
,rner o''' W."
"eeh'
, 40
tlc Giun ana tneir tE,sn ,so VII ,b a' naTi
W. tW, an.isu e, S,i, s' psacr rbe com.
genes, 70 be decided IN the grove iD
taIu u "a SSoy ,,tra hioI Nirnn nna,
4Trsara "asa rtiiras g.si y yaGnp' oNe
mile Walk ana 'hree-'essed race
Mike Donovan. the boxing instructor
Of the New York Athletic Cub, was to
have started on his yaca ton to-day, but
ne deciuS1 70 pos,pone ~ uiili nee. 80 "a,
uruaN. ne ehp"ets ~ 81, SUI s'a .1st, Z.
IN u. Eu,ope; WIZ, ,r III " 80 ,nr a,tS a
lot lnoL!n, rspVr.,.s ~ Sa,h ~, tn' .s
'he New i''" H'h'e''e 'u' va Nus' H.
Solly Smith has notified The Sporting
Iife Of England. TO arrange a finish
nrht for him with Fred johnson, the
feather. weigh, champion OF England at
iy2 hounds Tor 81 10 or 81. 500 a side Smith
is willing TO fgat johnson in England II
he is allowed Expenses.
''e "
,,,,..u .,. ,o. and
Sam Boian. the co!ored lad. of Brooklyn.
have started to train for their finish
nght, which Will be decided next Tues
day night within fifty miles OF this city.
| These men were to have fought on June
rs. but as there vas only $50 In the house
! the night, was postponed. II - ABOUT
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IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The new walking Delegate o, tn. Stone cuttsrs
Union Is J. NJ Lennon.
Di,.rio. Lodge No. IL OF the International Asso-
citation Of Machnsts has elected William Fey to
tho once OF Secretary.
Charlie, n. .Toitord having resigned ~. President
OF Electrical Workera Union No ~. n A,
Porme has been elected 70 ell the vacancy.
Henry W. Story is the Walking Delegate OF the
Progr.ssiv. Carpenters, vic. MeCrscken lie was
admitted to the Board yesterday.
Al nights monthly meeting Of the New York
Section Of the sociaiiat Labor party, a Campaign
Committee will be elected vacancy Is also to be
nred In the National Executive Committee.
Tn. subject OF employment bureau. viii be CON;
slisr.d at Tomorrow meeting OF the Central
work for some time investigating the evils pro-
duced by many OF these bureau.
Tn. otncer~ elsctsd by Rrlcklsyers' Union No a.
are: +. J. Fuller. PTesit-nt; a. J. kgney, Vice
President: ]. Early. Recording Secretary: A.
Sheppard, Corresponding Secretary NJ. BArtlsy,
Thomas. Delegate to Il. Conicrenc. Board; j.
Pickering Delegate 70 the Joint Executive Board
J. Early. Walking Delegate.
s,onecntterH, un'on No i:s has given n. ma "a.
National otncerB: g. W. Meyers President; T.
Mcknight. viee;Pr.sIdent: J, F. MeHash. General
Evans, J. Hnll!n, J. Mitchell. J. Williams. F.
Ware. Executive Board.
Joseph Schmidt and ". Henschell hav. been
| t.ctivs and Benevolent Union ~hila Messrt Lowe
! and Snapper were added to tae Strike Committee.
| Arrangements are being made for a mass nestiEs.
| to be held next Tuesday evening at Cooper lnsti.
| tutc 10 derounce the sttempt OF the MsrchEn;
TaioTs' Exchange to reduce wasea 10 per cent
General Secretary J. W HsysR OF tAe knights
| OF Labor. haE Issued circular Tn the members OF
| the order stating that the books at the genera
oice open to any delegates authorized by thsii
local assemblies for examination. for the purpos.
| OF repudating any rumors and caumnies that
have been spread o: late to dscredit the genera
orc.ra. The r.rt General Assembly ms.ts "a Ne.
| Orleans In November. and the local ard district
sss mbes are called upon TO elect representative
| Ths next meeting Of the General Executive BoaFt
| will take place at Omshs- Nso.. on July -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
BASEBALL CHAT.

VIVA; this column predicted on Monday
last. vide. that New York would come
pretty close to hitting the six hundred
mark in the percentage record. has been
rranlly fulfilled by the Giants. Those
three Dubious figures surely do look
luminous. but there they are, go, and
right opposite New York's name. which
is now emblazo in third place. Every
tcdy save Van Haltren had hungry eyes
for the ball and our lads damned out II
hits before their appetites were ap-
puased. Capt. John Ward took a half
hitch IN his red flannel arm protectors
and pasted out four solid hits. Fuller
was again in evidence with a bunch OF
three hits. 1t Is significant to note what
a Louisville reporter says OF the char
acter OF yesterdays game. Here 1t is:
THE games with the Giants have been
distinguished by pleasing lack OF kick
ing and disputes in which other visiting
teams have excelled. 1t has been ball
playing as 1t should be, and the New
Workers have made a most favorable
impression"
Perhaps Brooklyn will drag itself out
Of that quagmire in the sixth row to-
day. II she can stand Up against st.
Louis successfully.
1t will be no picnic for New York
next week. though. The Giants play
Sssn Snd IL. SIm1 Of
q game, P!tts6urs viii be tie date after
Cincinnati. and altogether there are six
games staring the Giants in the face
II capt. Ward will manage to do no
worse than break even on the week ne
Will suit al hands to dot; He will be
permitted 10. do as much better as he
games played next week would insure
Johnny q building lot on broadway.
opposite Wall street. And that's a hard
! thing 10 get.
Twitchell. Earl and Denny have re-
I cAiyed the usual notice OF release from
{ Louisville. Grim viii be played at third
| and Weaver behind the bat.
|
New York has now won nine consecu-
i've games
Manager g. Z. Burke. o, the Holy
Rosary Lyceum h. B. c., makes a timely
| proposition, and one which cannot fat
! baseball teams, This Is what he writes
We have elegant inclosed grounds a
Oak Point, but cannot charge admission
Us 1t Is against the law. Now, what
wish you would do Is get a good team
to play us on our grounds. We vii
advertise game and draw a large audi
ence.. and We viii take up collection
Sick Babies Fund. and judiDg by III,
crowd We have had at our games OF lat,
We ought TO be able 10 pick up 81 easily
have his band from the picnic grounC
adjoining and give a concert before tn
game" Manager Burke says the gam
would be played Sunday, July 20. Now
you ball-players who have a spark o
cf army in your breasts, just let Mr.. Burk
hear from you. He says his Is one o
the strongest amateur teams In IN
wishes to Kill two birds with one stone
play. a gam. and aid noble and de
serving charity. -
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DESPAIR OF A SAILORS WIFE.
Mrs. stires, of BROOKLYN, Takes
Poison in Canada
ny Associated Press, }

LONDON. Ont, July Last night
Mrs. Samuel Stires. wife OF Brooklyn.
n. Y, sailor who is on leave Of absence,
drank mixture OF arnlca' laudanuTn and
alcohol with suicidal intent
A physician with stomach pump
saved her life, though she is still suffer
ing aCutely.
Mrs. Stires. who Is remarkably hand
some woman, was respondent because OF
her husbands drinking bout. StIres dis
tingulshed himself in active service III
the Chlian AFFAIR, and was rewarded by
the United Stutes authority with long
holiday and fun pay.
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"LalIa Rookh" at Manhattan Beach.

The spectacle OF Lalla Rookh" this
evening at Manhattan Beach will be
followed by an unusually brilliant dis
play OF fireworks. in which many new
pyrotechnical devices will be introduced.
The ballet with Sousa's band to furnish
the music. has shown marked improves
ment over Its performances OF the irsa
night. The spectacle Is going along very
smoothly. No more gorgeous fireworks
have been seen, and II is the fireworks
that are the main feature OF LallA
Rookh
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
WANTON CRIME IN KENTUCKY
Man Who shot an EIcursionist
Threatened with Lynching.
By Associated Press.

CONWAY. KY. July 7.-Emanuel COT
fey was wantonly shot through the heart
ana instantly killed Thursday by James
Grimm on a Kentucky Central excursion
train at Slate Lick. Griffin entered the
coach and declared he was going to XIII
somebody.
Several young women became fright
ened, and Coffey. In assisting them out
OF the car. came in contact with Griffin
and was shot Griffin Is in jail at Rich
mond. and the jail Is heavily guarded TO
prevent mob violence.
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EVERYTHING LOOKED GREEN
So Mr.. Dunn Was Hustled on to
BelIeyue's IN r." wnrd

Patrick Dunn. twenty-six years old. Of
1925 Avenue A, walked into Chambers
Street Hospital this morning, and going
UP to the house physician. told him in a
confidential way that everything he saw
was green.
I'm seeing green lights, green snakes
and green everything. There they are
don't you see emf
Dunn was found to be in an advanced
state OF delirium tremens, and was hur-
ried off TO Bellevue Hospital, where he
was put In the alcoholic ward.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
DR.. SOL ETTEN DEAD.
4 Medical veteran stricken Down
ky kpopiexy.

PORT JEGVIs. y. j.. July DR.. Sol
Van Etten died suddenly this morning
OF apop.eNy, He was siXty-fyc years
old. He married the daughter Of the Ia te
Senator Bristol. OF E,Tirs, wGO survives
him with two children. Nathan, a ply
sician, In New York, and Eleanor a pupil
OF Nassar College.
DIR. Van Etten wa sthe State Ex-
aminer of the q. A. II. for several years
He was surgeon in the rebellion, at
fourth Regiment
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
INVITATION TO GLADSTONE.
Col. Gournud on for England I,
Present 1t in Person.

Col. Gouraud, Chairman OF the Glad
stone American Invitation Committee,
sailed to-day for England on the Umbr!a.
taking with him the complete list of sig
nitures to the invitation, which he will
present in person to Mr. Gladstone with
the compliments of the honorary secre-
taries,
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Too Drunk to Know Who Shot Him

Thomas povnsy. of IS Monroe street. was shot
IN the noes recently Michael OMEN. OF IS
Montgomery street. was arrested as his ssSSil-
ant This morning Downey left the Gouyerneur
Hospital for hte Essex Market Police Court. where
he failed to Identify o'Eeill his AzzLilant. II
vas 90 drunk that have recollection Of what
said DSNnsy. Justice s,mms dis
cAargsd o'Nstll.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
Looked for Trouble and Found IT,.

Jane. pT~ly. Of 81 James street almost
created riot in Hester street this morning lie
was intoxicated and gusTrelsome. crowd soon
gathered around BRADY. aud he would have Jared
badly but fog the timely APPEARANCE Of Policeman
Herbolsheimer, Of the E'dridge street station, who
took him n charge In EsseX Market Police
Court Justice simms hReG Brady SIC. and In DE-
fault he " al lock a up.
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Mr.. ARST0R OF LONDON.
How the Rich American Lives in
His Adopted Home.

Mr.. Aston Is known in London as Mr..
Arstor. He owns a newspaper which
seldom publishes American news, and he
seems to have lost all interest in this
country.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
Seized 1900 Pound. of Green Fruit.

Fruit Inspector Wilson o. For. Of the Board OF
Hsaifh. rsportsd 70 Sanitary supt Roberts this
rnornins that 10 had seized and condemned 2.soo
pounds d green fruit which was exposed Tor sAis
~ 1sasvsd % the efsi dock q The foot q wsst
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(By EAble.J
ARRIVED

HAMBURG. July T-Arrived. steamer Augusta
Victoria from New York. via Southampton,
SIGHTED.
Z. PORTLAND BILL. July T.-Passsd, steamer
Aisets. frcn New York fer LsnteA-
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AFTERNOON
!. oTsr,urs-"s 3mi-amiie" ................ Ro.ani
I: ldyl-"Lost NsVpiTess' tusul.,...,,.....Cl 's,
S. Hungarian Rhapsody. No. 2........,,.r. LikIt
I, Scenes :rOn 'I,hrUsTiH'. ...,....... aEGer
!. Nocs!-' Nightingale song .,..y......... Eel .r
hiiss inuiS- RcGuGPt
Q a Anitrs'E u.use from "Feer GyDr' ..... GrlsE
> Hussa-sa Fkn'are tgev'. .....-...... .Eohas
! Funeral As7ch-'Thc HoEoTti Dead" .... so4aA
g. Ngcal-'TAs Los: Eao-d' ..,........... Sull!vsa
Nr. Eugene coWItG
{? Nalte-''The Polar star ..,,......,. wsldteu'el
10. Scene from tie 'rlatN IultgrH' .Hulc-ker
EVENING
!, gvcHgrs-'TA. higE,G Lieutenant ..,...... Tai
z, Grand scene-"lhs bsaedic.IoI 4 the PaiSn.
aus rr..'''tr- .,.t......-. .--r.,,. hrgerueer
Trombgas section. Mcssrs PEyor, W.ll.ml and
Lyons
J. NuuFka o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ,CsoTl Ia
D. vase ep' tS .Chop pin
1 lnhamratgs-'s,Sb Mater" ............ Rossini
ObiSato by Mr Albert Rode
5. VoeAl-'Anyll Song tRobn Hood. De Koyen
Mr.. Eusens CoWles.
Q. Scenes from ''Tse Gaisiy Girl" new.
Sidney Jones
g. Vocal-'LA CoQuette' ...................K srkeI
Miss Louise Bsaudet.
q "A Hunting Scene In The Black Forrest lnsw).
veslklsl
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07

Here are the programmes for to-mor-
row. concerts by Sousa's Band az Nan
haitian Feach, Miss Louise Beaudet and
Mr Eugene Cowles, OF 'RoNn Hood"
fame are to lie the sololsts, AMI the
sunday sojouTncrs at the Beach are
promised rare treat:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07

THE Sunday World" will contain an
interesting sketch of the eXpatristed
millionaire The name is SO familiar to
America - that the doings OF the family
abroad will prove interesting reading.
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OUTGOING sTEkMEEa
SAILED TO-DAY.
rECoMTNG sTEAMERe.
DIE TODAY.
FOREIGN PORTS.

la CSnmpEsne ,.''..'..'..,r,.-.....R aYrs June
FurT eFSia. Glasgow Jure
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BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES.

BRIGHTON BEACH. July THE en-
tries for Monday are as follows:
First Eace.-Selling; three-Guarters OF
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Low WATER TOD
PORT or NEW YORK.

aad Eastern Standard Time subtract four
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07

Mike Donovan. the boxing Instructor
Of the New York Athletic Club, was to
have started on his vaca ton to-day, but
he decided TO postpone 1t until next Sat
urdav. He expects to spend his vacation
in Europe. whore he will see tAe. sights
for Il month, reporting back for duty at
the New York Athletic Club on Aug. "a.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07

The members Of the Cathedral Ath
letic Club and their friends will attend
the annual excursion of the Club mex
Wednesday to sylvan Beacl. The Com
rn!ttee has arranged the following
games 20 be decided in the grove: 100
yard dash 220-ya~i dash, one-mlle run
4+O-yard dash. running high jump, one
mile walk and a three-Iegged race.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07

Jerry Marshall. Of pittsburg. and
George s!ddons signed articles yesterday
to fight ten rounds or more at Boston
the latter part OF this month. James
Lavelle. hacker Of Siddons. signed the
articles for him, while Mike Haley per-
formed the same service for Marshall.
The boys will commence training next
week.
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BeIobnte Oefbtdlthfett.

Die 8erienbung Ser Observation-Disclosures
9ipGome an 9sibifte Grfinber, 9anbwers
fer utb Qrbeiter, 3u Oeren 8erausgobuns
bic Oomen : @eItausiteuungs : 8ebOr6e
bur9 einen Spe3ialbelbLuB bes Gonsreiz
ies bonn Is. DECEMBER 1893 autortiirt
murbe, bat bereits be9onnen. Die 9az
menbebOrOe rebnet, ettuG $4,000 iolder
DipGome gu Oertbeilen. 10000 DtpIOme
ftnO bereits ueridtdt tpOrbeir, bapOn 400
an iapanefti6e 6an6tperter unb &anftler.
3ablret9e 9tplome itnb beretts at ibre
8eftimmun9sorte in @nslanb, 8elgen,
0rie6enIan6, Der S6meia S4me6en,
Wtertco unb an6eren 2Gn6ern abgegangcn.
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BEN itb ). 8, Sri. Srances 6. Miuarb fir
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Die foroeruno 1T beredttot.

@ie mir uniern 9eIern beretts geftern
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