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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-24

Fl General ]. A. EARLY, al retrsrse porrsE6a de. 81
avanzada edad, escrfbe 10 sguiente:
(COPIAl
Nueva Orleans Agosto de 1898. Mny senor Mos-Ho
podre eontinusr conexi6n Compania de oters
Honduras causa de mi aVanzadR edsd
considerable no sera prudente para mi region
tropical Por expeencia de dez sells amos sc que
los asuntos de a Empress sido desempehadOs hon
delidRd 81 eeparo de ella no debe atrlnuirso
descop ntegdad sino Ia causa sTTibs men
conada LIE deseo la Compania el mayor extO pTohPe
ridad, quedo de Vd, Affmo. y 8. .. 9. B. s. NJ
NJ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-24

La impression del sellO de i AepaoleA de Hela1Eas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-08

New York. jan. TN response TO an
inquiry Requiring the reported receiver
ship for the Missouri Pacific, George
Gould, president of the board OF d.
reclors, says;
There Is absolutely no truth In the
story Of a receiyeship for the Missouri
Pacific. II has never been considered
by anybody connected with the COM
pnny. None Of the cDmnany's lawyers
have ever been consulted in regard to
such q question.
The floating debt Is held entirely by
Mr.. Sage and my fathers estate and
won't give the company any trouble.
The earnings Of the company ar0
off, the same as almost every other COM
pany in the country, but they are not on
IN the same proportion as many other
companies.
In regard to the price Of the stock,
i has been driven down very largely
by men who are bearlshly inclined on
the market and who often use ID as n
hammer 90 break other stocks, because
they think II is unprotected, from
market point Of view our earnings
began 10 decline earlier than those or
the Chicago lines. because their earnings
were kept up TO some extent by the
Worlds fair business, which dld not helm
the Missouri Pacific. aud which. in
fact. was a disadvantage to II, because
II turned business the other way. An
other year, we will not have this to con.
tend with"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-08
GHNERAL NOTES.

H. NJ. Conner has been reelected presi-
dent of the Georgia Central.
No announcement is mnde Tint tho
Bro"iIvn elevated win run smoking cars
on ali trains.
Ou,rd Dhopr has heon onnolnted d.
,ision o,ginec,. ~ Tho Soutbrrn Pacific
lines in JSnisiaun
"uvS ~ i,v ,e,.,,
pono o. tbc Sn , Reilwov md
steam Hin aseoctotion
- ~, ,,
a'ur ,l y lnncn nus peeu 9ppointru raw
ing passenger agent OF the ST. LOUIS
''Vl'""'s VIII, III i'NuS A..
. Z warren, g9,ncul agent OF ~
,ar.Iht NG.Ih9rh ~ MllWfn9ukee' WIS, uieu
III mat cry December ~
A. A. Poland Inns been appointed com.
nmerGial agent OF the chicago Peoria ana
81, bolhH ~ 81 LOUIS no.
Forty immigrants from Georgia, Ala
bamn and Tennessee left over the Texas
and Pacific for Texas TO seek their for
tunes.
j. c, McCnbe. general freight and pas
scnger agent Of Ito Chicago Rock Island
and Texas, left last night for Chicago and
st. Louis,
w A. Dosbien TRAVELLING nasqcn,,er
agent Of the Texas and Pacific. with
headquarters at Dallas, spent yesterday
IN the city will his family.
The eleven niles Of compteted tr,cl.
and an the property Of the proposed Pan.
American roma hove noon s6ld Ear II / 0ao
to j. j. Sullivan, treasurer Of the road.
u. II. Prentice hns been nppointed dis
trict agent OF Tho SonthcTb paciGc ~
San Francisco md {. l. Steenle bns re.
ceiyed ihe corresnonding nnpointmsnt for
san lose
II. s. Downs Inns been nppoiptod trov.
cling freight agent af Cbiearo az ibo
Nashville. CLnitenoogn and g. To,,is
vice n n Chan,nonl RESIGNED Ia 90 ,n,o,
other business. ~ NV
me TopIsvino N-or. Ahaov o,a c,,
oota i@ ,...s,,.,l NeW Alphny ana chi-
erection of shops Mt Iofaretiei Ind any ny
move It's plant there The town viii cnn.
tribute the sum Of 500 900
CbarIos NJ H ', ....
the Wnhos ~ b Ivy, gehelul ina ..Ig Of
AZ, os ,,i, ,lus pteh vhoseh Hicepresl-
How Who vii rs,i 10 7n Is,a James Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-08
THE FRE1GnT POOL.

NhAAAAN AANAANAs
Except solely for publication Western
lines have Joined those in the East in
abandoning their objections to pools
These objections are based solely on the
dislike Of all lines to override the law.
Some roads still believe there Is virllity
left in the Interstate commerce act, and
do not care to become defendants In a
suit brought by the commission. These
lines are In the minority. and their OBJ
jcctions are rapidly vanishing.
As one result Of Thursdays meeting Of
freight officials it, Is practically certain
they will pool the entire flour output Of
Minnesota at or before the opening Of
navigation. Competing for this business
are the lake lines, the Canadian Pacific
tho kewauncc route. the Nlndalia lake
and rail route from Milwaukee aud the
Chicago Minneapolis lines. Other things
being equal. the latter lines would take
more than half of the business, rs three
iifths of the flour output Of Minnesota
comes from interior points other than
Minneapolis. As q matter Of fact, the
Chicago Minneapolis lines do not get 20
per cent Of the business. The explana-
ton Of this discrepancy lies In the fact
that they supposedly publish and main
tain all rates. Their direct competitions
in no case are Hmcnnhle TO the Interstate
commerce act and find II the easiest mat
ter in the world to secure the vast bulk
Of the traffic by simply shading the rates
the other lines are compelled by law to
publish.
The Northwestern lines have laborel
under this mnnlfcstly unjust disadvantage
ever since the interstate commerce act
was passed, and now they propose 10
secure their rights by pooling the bust
ness Before the pool can be pnt IN oper-
ati0nJt will be decided whether thc anti
pooling st,SlQn Of the act Is cOnsiitu-
tional by the lfght OF the Chicago ship
pers against the almost perfected east
bound pool. II will be the most difficult
pool in the country to form and manage,
as it can only work to the hest advantage
by including all the present competitors.
for the business. The Canadian and lake
routes are slippery customers, and Il will
take an alr-ught agreement to hold them
in line.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-08
THE rAssNNaER rooL.

Chicago Herald.
At their New York meeting, January
o, the general managers Of Eastern lines
will listen TO resolutions providing for
pool of all Eastern passenger business
Commissioners OF the Eastern associa.
tons were instructed to draft resolu.
tons and they are now practically com.
petcd. In view OF the unanimity with
which Eastern lines agreed TO the freight
pool there seems little doubt that they
Will also give their assent 10 the pro-
posed passenger pool.
AS with the freight pool. the proposed
passenger pool is the last resort Of East
ern lines 10 bring about a maintenance Of
rates. Although no trade has been openly
reduced II Is doubtful IL there ever was
a time when Eastern lines secured snu
small net results on the business car
ricd. For instance, one line openly offers
n commission Of IS, or a per cent Of the
rate TO New York, ON business handled
by Immigrant agents. In spite of this
offer ii gets none of the business. The
only possible inference Is that competing
lines are paying 30 per cent of more in
commissions. This kind Of fight Is
simply slow suicide on the part OF thu
railroads. and benefits no one hut the
immigration agents. The roads could
not now afford to openly reduce their
rates by the amount of commission, as II
would pull down all intermediate rates,
but the public will be long time In
educating itself 10 the belief that rates
are established on reasonable basis
when 80 per cent of part of the bust.
ness can he thrown away In commits
sions.
The idea of pool was first preached
last February, but was of necessity
dropped during the Worlds fair II was
again brought up at the recent New
York meeting and viii be definitely set
tied January Q, under the terms Of the
following resolution:
Whereas, there was not a sufficient rep.
rescntntion at the meeting OF the joint
committee held on the afternoon Of
Wednesday, December 20, TO consider
Passenger mnttcrs; and
Whereas, the commissioners gave to
those who did assemble full account
of the difficulties experienced IN carry
ing ont the resolution covering divi-
| sion of Business, us provided ut the meet
! ings of February ., 10 and ~ 1881, and
much discussion followed; Il was there.
| fore agreed that the following resolti.
| tons should be submitted to the meeting
Of the managers to be held on January
| u;
Resolved. TINT the commissioners be re-
| qncsted, In conjunction with the g.
| Passenger agents of the lines IN the
| Trunk Line aud Central Traffic assocln-
| tonS, to prepare q series of resolutions
which will, in their Judgment meet the
| difficulties encountered, and any others
| that may be presented; to the end that
these resolutions may be submitted to the
managers at a meeting to be called az
| soon thereafter ms such resolutions are
ready to be reported.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-08

A telegram to the Denver Republican
of the 9th from Omaha says: The serre-
cation of the great system of rails
known over the western half of the
American continent as the Union Pacific
Is not nearly so likely to occur. as was
predicted a month ago. There is more
general feeling prevalent among the
higher officials Of tho road that the
Union Pacific will be able 10 gain pos
session OF the Union Pacific, Denver and
Gulf in the very near future.
II is n wellknown fact that Receiver
Trumhull Of the Union Pacific, Denver
and Gulf has not asked the interest ON
the consolidated bonds due 10 December
and January he paid, and in consequence
talk OF foreclosure becomes Of startling
significance at this time, Ia view Of tho
position the stockholders have taken
looking to Il united instead Of sogre.
gated system.
An examination OF the ANIMALS reports
of the road show that in 1891 the Union
Pacific, Denver and Gulf failed TO earn
enough money 10 meet its interest nc
count by S4G6,0S0. ~. and for lsg2
failed to earn its interest charges by
%ITA.lOi 80. These amounts We're made
up 10 the Gulf company by the Union
Pacific company under traffic ngren
ment, which attorneys seem 10 conccde
u not binding on the receivers OF the
Union Pacific company. and which
consequence removes source Of great
revenue from the Gulf people With this
traffic agreement cancelled AS now seems
more than likely. Receiver 1rumbull will
be confronted with a problem that ha
bothered the wise heads for genera
tons. how TO get blood out of a
turnipH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-08
AssAu1rnp N rnn pAnK.

Special TO the Gazette.
oorslcana. Tex. Jan. I.-winiam Marlin
while lettering around on Fifth avenue last
night was knocked In the head by some m.
Known party with piece OF iron bar. Inc
bar laid the scalp open about l IL inches
The police have been unable 10 ascertain
who did the deed. but they think they Will
be able 10 DO so.
Frost, n small town twenty miles west OF
tursicann. and In this e HuntV. Is rninuting
for cotton factory, and latest reports mr.
that u will he secured. This utte town
has a population OF 500 or 100 and has n
thorough wnterw0rks system nud one Of the
best graded schools In the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-08
HAVE MADE CuARGEs.

Chicago, Jan. T,--Open charges arc
made that the Pennsylvania has been
cutting passenger rates right aud LETT;
that it has been negotiating viii
brokers, paying commissions and slash,
ing agreements generally. II In said
that II has been carrying parties OF ton
or over at / IL cents per ullr
even At 1 cent per mile. The Central
Traffic association officials started in TO
gather evidence against the line. but
finally decided to let the matter wait
until the Central Traffic assoclatio
meeting, which is 20 be held January y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-08
TOOK THE BABY.
A crazcd Mother browns Herself
aud Her Offspring.

Dayton, Ohio, Jau. Z. Mrs. Joseph
Wautz Of Miamisburg, crazcd with Ia
grippe, seized her eight.mon,hs.old. child
Sadie this morning while watchers were
momen,arily absent from her home. and,
hurrying to the canal near by. plunged
Into its murky waters. Some time later
her absence was noted, when, in the
hunt for her whereabouts, tracks were
discovered leading to tho canal. An
alarm was given. aud IN a few moments
almost the entire village population
lined the canal banks, The water was
drawn from the the canal, when the
drowned body Of the mother, with her
dead babe clutched to her breast, was
found lodged against q lock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-08
GRAsSHoPPER Jim,
Capt. $. T.. Maddox of Fort Worth
WIN Identify Him.


Waco Day-Globc.
capt. $. 7. Maddox OF Fort Worth
Is here to identify Jim London, alias
Grasshopper Jim, the Nebraska muir
dcrer who was arrested here by the
Waco police force after having SUCCESS
fully eludcd capture for many months
while travelling around over the state
Tho city marshal Of lluns was hero last
Thursday, the 18th inst, and after seeing
the tirassh0pner was convinced of his
identity aud wired the chief of police of
Fort Worth TO that effect This gave
rise to a rumor that another Jim Lon
don, alias Gnsshopper Jim, had been
arrested ut Ennis. No other arrest has
been made on thut score at any other
point and the man arrested here h the
genuine Grasshopncr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-08

to load tho little depo, On natcnr
they were met by the dozen citizens
of The place, who protested vigorously
against the action OF the company. An
old lady who had lived In the depot for
some time iatly rcfuaed to vacatc. and
while the ruilroad men were trying 70
compromise with their obstreperous ton
ant the neighbors instituted Injunction
proceedings In The probate court. Tho
railroad commissioners do not bcliev
that the station at Chico Is necessary
for the accommodation Of the public
as kipp is only three miles on one side
aud Gypsum the samca distance on the
other
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-08
LAWsoNls RnSTArRANr.

G. @. Lawson Is again 10 be found at
HE Oh stand, No. $40 Main street sery-
ing the public with all OF TIE dalicacles
Of the season, including oysters. fish.
game, etc. Lawson'B popular resort for
the hungry IL still up TO the standard in
iiH culinary department, and the public
IN general T. cordially Invited 10 ran and
satisfy fae inner man HoiAe open day
aud Might Polite attention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-08
THE RAILROADS.
SANTA FE TRYING TO coMPRo-
MISE ON THEIR TAXES.
The Freight PooI--A Dcnini-Failcd
to Earn Enough--Rio Grandc
Earnings--General Notes.
TRYING no COMPROMISE.

IR1lNdr To COMPROMISE.
A enoei,t e., .,,, 1yo,,sa, r,t,. rIynes of
~ ''ar ~
INC othi IRON Iopeka' Nan sh!S' in
a letter to Acknowledgement Little I'M
dor date If January 4 State Senator
~ -n,.t., - ~,
'pii,i Arnhs,rpus says 'n"' oi'e'''s =, Wv,
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad
company win appear before the com
,nissiorors 80 par,o, county reXt Mon
uhy anu inike n proposition 10 pa! tneir
taxes on the basis Of the assessment of
1891, which is abont a third less than
49,, ..,...,.,,. e teoo ,..,..,..,,,,. Il,
~ .,l.1. % 80, 1'''5 -, ~
q'iireT whether ne county board mas me
power to make any compromise with the
raf.road comDanv and thereby receive for
the company's taxes a less snn than
has been levied
In reply Attorncv-G cncrnl LITTLE calls
attention 10 the State law, which creates
a board of assessors for the nurpose az
assessing railroad nroperty and nre-
scribes what nroperty al ths connanv
shall he assessed Inv Tho hoard INNS e
the tribunal established bv law TO assess
railroad property. and Mr. Iitf.e holds
that no other tribunal can do IL lie
SAYS. "Thorp is M nnneal from tho 49,
spssment of ratlrood nrnperfv bv no
hoard established 10 mako Tho ossoss
mont Tho surname court ~ iSnrsas ho,
decided. in Rraden va irniop Trnst cn a
g,nv. that the hoard of cuunlizotion has
The power 10 egunlize bv Increasing or
decrensins tho v1,nntinn Cf roiIrD,j rro,,
crty. ms VOL as liz jncreosing or ,lcrross-
ing the valuation of any other Lind az
nronertv Whnn tbis stato boarJ ~
eaualization has e1nnligei tho ossoss-
ment of railrond proportv MS ycll nd tho
assessment of ali other ntopertv. there Is
! ma nnncni 10 anv ,,o,,ri fr,tr ,bai. AZ
fts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-08

A special to the Kansas City Times Of
the 9Th from Topeka, Kan, says: The
Missouri Pacific railway company has
been restrained from tearing down its
depot at Chico, IN Saline county. a few
weeks ago the state board Of railroad
commissioners ordered the company to
maintain stntion al Kipp. and gave Il
permission 10 abandon Chico. The points
arf only hrec niles apart When the
NorAmen arrived At Chico this week
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-08
TEXARKANA NOTES,

Te1arkana, Tex. Jan. Soulhbouni
passenger traffic has been good the past
few days, most Of which has been hoH-
Southeast. bringing with them many 9TH
ers who arr seeking homes 10 Texas
Freight traffic continues drll. lui al,
liaes Look for an early lnerease u sgoek
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-08
a NEW OUTLET
A NEW OUTLET
FOR FORT wonTHi
ron FORT woRrHl


Tho Fort Worth ard Denyef CITY railway,
Approaching the necessity for another line
10 tho Moth and Bast TO accommodate ita
PATRONS have concluded 20 inaugnrate pms
senecr Geryice from Fort Worth and all
points on SO line via Panhandle CITY 90
Chicago New york. Kansas cry, Pitts.
burg. Topeka. ST. Joe. Emporln. Newton.
wlchiia. wellington and all points In tho
North aud East By this route you mike
practically the same time. making close
connection at Panhandle cry, where
through coaches are provided
Fare from Fort Worth Same a. via any
other line.
u. -. KELLER.
General passenger and Freight Ageaf. fort
Worth. Tex- ~.
City Tlrhrt Ageni, ioi Alaih street.. fost
Mdiuh. Tex. ny
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-08

There's reason for peeyishnesa md H.
temper where a lady Is all run down In
body and nerves from uterine weaknegs,
Irregularities and suppression. Creole
cures al uterine complaints Such nj
leas, Is the testimony Of ladies who have
used 1t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-08

Special 70 the Gazette.
sulphur springs, Tex Jan. 7.-sherir
TheriDan returned today from Houston,
bringing with him Frank Connaiy, who
broke JAN here In 1855 lie was in jail on
q theft charge, and 10 company Win several
others escaped by knocking The salier IN
the head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-08
RIO GRANpE nARNNGs.

btINNF lcPuulNan'
Although the earnings Of the Denver
and Rio Grando railway continue to
show decrease compared with the
earnings of the road for the correspond
ing period in 1893, It is also fnct that
the percentage Of decrease is gradually
hut steadily becoming less marked. The
following statement has been published
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-08

For rates, tickets and all information
apply or address any Of the tlckyt agents,
or CASTOR MESLlleR
Genil Pass. q Ticket Ag't
Worth.
w. a. DASHTi1LL, n. T.. A., Dallas.
L. S. THORNE, Third ce-president and
Gen. Sup't, Dallas, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-08
y fbRNATIONAL ROUTE,

ection with Houston aud Texas
aiiway, makes the best time from
RT WORTH. DALLAS.
iher North Texas Points, to
San Antonio. Laredo.
And Points In Mexico.
,N SLEEPERS DAILY In each
Erection VIA HEARNE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-08

We will offer on the above date
your choice of Houston Heights lots;
your choice of 1000 acres of fine
Farm Lands, Subdvided into 40 and 80
acre tracts, seven miles from Houston,
on graded county road, Your choice
of 900 acres Of fine 20 acre tracts,
near the city. We invite you to visit
this property, inspect the land, inveSti-
gate the manufacturing plants at the
Heights, note the new Improvements
now taking place, and select your
choice.
Call at office for all particulars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-08
bad Time Table.

I'd Pnclfic trains Nos. . and o
al TeNarkana. r. c. Junction,
5snersOn Marshall, Lougylcw
Big Sandy, MAneOln, Wills Point,
'ofney. East Dallas, Dallas and
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-01

bon ltbr Morgens an ieinem Bette.
Sie iibrisen 6amilienmitslieber Iinb an
bas &ranfenlager gerufen nell bas
Gnbe jeben Nugenblid eintreffen fann.
Cine Barfe unteroesaneen.
9onoon, "a. 6eb. Cine 0e=
pelfe aus isapal, elmer Der 9lsoren,
bringt ndbere Ginselbeiten iiber einen
l6reflt6en llnfal sur See. 9luf ireeno
cine in Der 9epeIde nidt aufsefldrte
8eilc lit Die britii6e 8arfe Monteo=
merD Safe, pon 9teiu Dorf na1 Sapa
beItimmt, in 6apal an9efpmmen. 8ie
Sarte bate ulle lire 9oote perloren, bic
Sojite mar serl6mettert, alle bepeeli=
hen 6esenitdnoe maren iiber 8oro ge=
'pilt lpDroen unb ouBerbem bate lie eis
men beoeutenhen 9ed. gBGbrenb eines
fur4tbaren Gturmes wuroen s Wtann,
horunter alle Offisiere iber 8orb ge=
ipiilt unb Niemanb blieb ali 8orb, Ser
bas S6iff fpbren fonnte.
Der 2tnarhiitenproses.
gSien, "a: Teb. - Ser 8ro,eb Der
9lnatbilten Irans 0aspel, Mott6ias
Stetfo, W}artin Gtiful, Rorl RinfaI
Sob. Bppotrifin, Garl 9lorQueb, Sp=
fepb S@nel, Wfi1ael g8elner, Mfattb.
6leil6baus, Sps. &omard, aar( aetel
uno 3peier Nnberer, oer am 10. 6ebruar
be9ann, lpurDe beenoet. Die @jefanoe=
nen weren Der 9erI6morung gesen bas
Geben bes aoiIers 6rons SoIepb bel6ul=
oi9t uno Iollen nit ben Mnar6iiten in
@merifo enge Gerbinbung baben. N0t
Der sln9eflagten puroen frei selpro@en.
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teL tpurben Su 10 unb Sabren unb
Smei 2ln9eflo8te puroen je gu 4 Sabrcn
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Der iibri9en Swei, tuel6e Mitglieoer Der
Omlabina linb uno an Der Grmprouno
Guoolpb M1rna's betbeilist seipeien Iein
1ollen lpurben mod 5uriid gebolten.
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eine gntldeibuns erlallen, bur6 mel6e
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Vatitan bas Gelu6 fiir @erbammuna
Oct Su6er ltellte une oaraui beitanb,
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sebranbmarft werben loQten. 5roboem
1T oas ponl Vatiean ni6t eei6eben unb
1T ar9 ni6ts ongebeutet iuorben, baB
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gu Gnoern.
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ten omerifoniI6en ge,uobner Goms,
Bat Dem Yaplte pert6pplle ManuIfripte,
Die selannte Gorreippnoens oes 8apites
nit oen a6nig unb Der R0nioin ppn
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eel9enft, Sic Grrennung bes Si1hofs
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li6 onr6 ben GinfluB bes Raroinals
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unb Der neue Gr5bil0of Iinb felt langen
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flir Die Grnennun9 lit Der @unI6 beg
NatIfans, ben giinl6en oes rumdni=
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