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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-22
MASSACRES AT VAN.
Reported That Not an Armenian Is Left
in the Di .trict.

Reported That Not an Armenian Is Left
in the Di.trict.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-The st. Petersburg
Viedomosti gives details of the Van
massacre secured from fugitives who
have arrived at ElchmiadZin. They
declare that no Armenians are left in
the Van district The Kurds. declaring
that they were executing the sultan's
will, mercilessly Iutchcred the men
kidnapped the prettiest women and
girls and threw the children into the
pits intended for storing corn and bur-
led them alive, in order to save ammu-
nition. The victims were arranged in
rows and were killed, two and three at
a single shot. The details of the out
RACES on the priests and temples and
the sacred books and vessels are inde-
scribably revoting.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-22
:, I'D FIRE I'm
,Un@e Caldwell Of the Eighth
Circuit Tells What He
Would Do
In Case Complaint Of Coercion of
Railway Employees Should
BE Made.
Receiver o. Anyone Else Who
Allowed Ii Would Promptly
BE Discharged.

OMAHA, Oct. PA local newspaper
recently Gucried JuG&" j. G. Caldwell
Of the United States c(rcuit regarding
alleged corrcicu Of cHH.ioyt, Of corror-
ations urd.r fedora! court rccc.v"rships
as follows:
Would you orlor inNc tiSotion made
Of complaint that q cas- n~r%o has been
made for political rca>nhs:'
Judge Caldwril's answu. h&s been re-
ceived and Is az fotlcws:
II will not be necessary for en-
ployes Of corporations under federal
receiverships, over which l have any
control, to vote for Mckinley or
Bryan or any other candidate for
political office To hold their places.
/ would order an investigation or
a complaint that an employe OF the
court had been discharged for political
reasons. and if the complaint upon in
vestigation appeared to be we'll founded
Iwould order the dismissal Of any re-
ceiver, general manager or officer or
employe of the court having anything
to do with discharging or threatening
to discharge employees for political
reasons, and it would be suf-
fciont ground for removing re-
ceiyer On general manager If l
had reason to believe that such unlaw.
full coercion was being practiced or
threatened by any of their subordinate
officers or employees, and took no step
TO investigate and suppress 1t. The
foundation stone Of the republic Is the
free suffrage of its citizens. 1t is the
constitutional right of every legal
voter to vote as he chooses. Any
interference with his fundamental
right of citizen by court
would be high crime deserving
impeachment, and any employe of the
court who attempts to coerce other en-
ployes of the court to vote otherwise
than according to their own Judgment
and free choice by threats of discharg.
ing them from the service Of the court,
or by the use Of any other illegal means,
would merit, and would receive instant
dismissal from the service Of the court,
and without regard to his rank or po-
sition. HENRY G. CALDWELL,
United States Circuit Judge Eighth
Circuit Court.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-22
Cordial Relations Exist.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-The Constantine
pie correspondent Of The Morning Post
says: 1t is officially known here that
Mr.. Terrell, the United States minister,
has not for the last 10 months men,
toned to the porte the passage of o
through the Dardanelles. In
fact, cordial relations exist between the
United States and Turkey.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-22
nANHTECI l.: LEAD.


!s"onsin tb>~oi 'rr Nrrps U,s WORD by
sued a.: at ~. Ger c!:>NGrE, Va.
IE.,nERn K.Er;u: Va, Get. 2!.-W.
=, Nvmbu>rh. IL" 4 AN ting banker CT
Juneau, Wis. slot L:ns"!i n til" right
temple. dying il..t,.l-t-,r. Ills body WAS
found sitting on " t,.,.ch IL the Ma
tional ccE2etalT, still &r sllng the pistol
with which tho :dIcidn WAS committed.
He arrived here Nc.k ago, and regis
tered at the hotel AZ c. /. I. Anderson,
and since til&t has been visiting the
battlefelGs Ill ;hc vicinity of Fredericks-
burg. About 500 was found on his
person. Also the following note
My name is w. I. RamDusch, of
Juneau, Dodge county, Wis. Wire DR..
W. +. HallCcl, Juneau. Wis: also
FeTd f. Rambusch Of Rambusch &
Petit, art decorators, Broadway, New
York, and Captain II. A. Baggel, 1875
Ninth street, Brooklyn, N Y, to come
here and :trntify NE III order that my
poor wife may get my life insurance
Bury ME here, not III Wisconsin.
have money c4o2,. Ii 10 Iay all expenses.
Hope kind rcoT!c Will pardon me for
the trcuLln make them.
w. 7. RAMBUSCH.
Ramln-ch Il, d 20 Luggage when he
arrived here, sGve a small hand satchel.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-22
" NiEs i.i.th Shcpnrh VI CnS.

New YORK. oct. 22.-Miss EdI~n
Shepard, second daughter Of Ms
Elliot +. Shepard and granddaughter
of the late William II. Vanderbilt, was
married at Scarf CROUCH. Wcstchc&tpr
county, to Ernc~to FNbhri. The ccre-
mOny was performed by the Rev. Dr.
John Hall in the Shepard Memorial
chapel, erected hy Mrs. Shepard in
memory Of her late hUsIard
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-22
FOR THE SIXTH TERM.
Justin 8. Morrill, Reelected Senator
From Vermont.

Justin s. Morrill, Reelected Senator
From Vermont.
MONTPELIER, VT, Oct. 22.-Hon.
Justin 8. Morrill, was reelected United
States senator by the senate and house
in joint session. Later the senator was
escorted to the capitol and spoke for
three quarters Of an hour OH the issues
of the present campaign.
The honor paid to Senator Morrill, by
his native state is All incident of more
than usual interest. When OH March
next he is formally inducted into the
Office which he has filled for 80 years he
will commence tenn which bids fair
to break all records Of membership in
the national senate. Mr.. Morrill, is sc
years Of age.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-22

OAKLAND, Cal, Oct. G2.-'i'lc big dis
tributing reservoir of the Oakland
Water company lroi,o its walls and
2,OO0, 900 gallons OF water was let loose
with rush. \ wall of water seven
feet high tore down Oakland avenue,
but, beyond flooding the streets in the
vicinity. no SreAt dAMa9e was done.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-22
VATICAN NOT DISPLEASED.
Archbishop Ireland Denies Published Dis
patches From Rome.

patches From Rome.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-ArchbishOp
Ireland has authorized the following
statement concerning the published dis
patches under Rome date stating that
the pope was vexed with the archbishop
for the position he has taken on the po-
litical situation:
There is no truth whatever in the
statement. What the purposes are of
those who make this and similar state
ments, do not know. AS to my letter,
published week ago, on the political
situation, it remains, so far as l am
concerned, in full force. The develop
ments of political matters, SO far as OBJ
served by me, confirm me in all the
statements then made and lead me to
renew them to-day with yet stronger
emphasis"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-22

WINNIPEG, Oct. 22-The Winnipeg
Rowing club has finally decided to en-
ter their champion 4-oared crew i'll next
years Henley regatta. The matter has
been under consideration by the local
oarsmen for some time, but was not
definitely decided until last evening,
when it was discovered that arrange
ments, financial and otherwise could be
satisfactorily arranged
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-22
Invented Missouri Meerschaum.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ~. Henry Ribbee,
a wealthy citizen of this city, aged n
years, is dead at his home in Washing.
ton, of pneumonia. He was born at
Enschede, Holland, and emigrated to
this country in 1867. He was the in
ventor and patentee Of the now world.
famed Missouri meerschaum" corncob
pipe. -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-22
Died Alone In the Woods.

STEVENS POINT, Wis, Oct. 22.-John
Donda, 78 years of age, went out into
the woods to chop wood and expected
to come home to dinner. He did not
appear, and when party was sent to
look for him they found him sitting up
right against stump. dead.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-22
ATOLD PRINCETON
YnlebrC ion of the One Hundred
and Eifticth Anniversary
Continues.
Delegates From Foreign and
American institutions in
Attendance.
Great Parade on the Campus to
Be Reviewed by President \
cleveland.

PRINCETON, II. j., Oct. 22.-Thls was
alumni and students day ana since the
weather was as fine as though made to
order the result was that the town was
hllcd 20 cTeTNo"lng with visitors.
Every traln arriving from New YORK
ana Phl!ad-Iphla added handreds OF
graduates and relatives or friends OF
STUDENTS "ld .aculty to the already
l:rE" crowd here. lie day exercises
u san "ith tie academic procession,
winch formed at IL O'Clock at Mar
quahd chapel, and marched to AleNan-
ger hAL lie procession included Gil
"l the N.&!Cng I"lrHateS ana the faculty
"t tAe college. Ihe b"autltul hall,
WA:"h 4"l.;s 1900 people, was crowded.
The students we've Dnnchcd III the bal
COlly, thn - ats N the circle below being
occupied by uut Of town visitors. AS
the Iaral" culrred the hall, led by
President Patton and Governor Griggs,
I'll present ros" to their feet and re-
manned standing unt'l the faculty and
delegates from foreign institutions Of
learning had taken their place on the
stage, and the representatives, OF Amer
lean colleges had filed into the seats
reserved Tor them III the body OF the
hall.
al GoHnsd and Decorated.
All wore the gowns and decorations
Oh tlelr respective coIleges, ana as soAle
W wy VI ~ -t' cci' ,n1 nv, eieO. =
vas wy os"u'iA"i' ao ti'9,hen. - e, Va
,Iie po'tq VI u oA'ees' Cn"iies H. o,een'
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An va" ana an ora''oh'
Without making speech, the gov.
ernor introduced Rev. DR.. Henry Van.
dyke, pastor OF Erlck Presbyterian
Church, New York, representing the
CEosophic society, who delivered the
academic ode called The Builders.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-22
Kent's Execution May n. DELAYED.

FARGO, N. D.. Oct. 22.-Attorney
Hildreth of this city has served notice
OH the attorney general that he would
appeal from the decision Of Judge
NcC Connell setting the date 6f the ex-
ecution Of Myron h. Kent for Nov. IL.
This viii probably delay the hanging.
II the supreme court holds that an, ap-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-22
Another l.ostosiice Robbed.

CoRwIrH, Ia. Oct. 22.-The postoffice
at this place was robbed, between and
"a. m. Tho safe was blown open and
about $50 h, stamps and $l5 in small
change taken.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-22
LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee Grain.

MILWAUKEE. oct. 2l.
FLOUR-Nomnal,
WHEAT-Nn 2 spring, 7Oc; No
Northern, 1870; December 7lAc.
CORN-No 3, 25Ac.
OATS - No 2 white, ~ d20c; No 3
white, T1d 100.
BARLEY-No 2, So; sample on track,
26,d .6c.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-22
GAIN IN REVENUE.
Increase Shown by the Comparative
Monthly Statement.

Monthly Statement.
WASHINGTON, Oct. PA cOmpara-
tive statement Of the receipts from in
ternal revenue, just issued, shows the
total receipts for September were $l2,-
OO9, lSO, a very slight gain over Sep
tember, 1896. For the three months
which ended Sept. 80, 1896, the receipts
amounted to $37, ,794, 1887, gain of
$5O, 900. September figures show large
gain in receipts from spirits, nearly Off
set by losses from tobacco and fer
mented liquors.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-22
Henry Abbey's Funeral.

NEW York, Oct. 22-Funeral serv-
ices were held during the day in the
Church Of the Paulist Fathers, in this
city, over the remains Of the late Henry
e. Abbey. There were i'll attendance
great number OF prominent ,keatricsl
people.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-22

LONDON, Oct. 22.-The case Of the
Castles for shoplifting came up in the
police court, and the prisoners were
bound over for trial in the sum of
$50, 600. The case comes up at the
Clerkenwell sessions, within a. few
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-22
{ na...a. ljau q. Ni'Ed 'aw.

ia. ... l5'N tI| v I'I.IE NV
TAcoMA, O,t Y y a.. L&nk of Brit-
ish CO.umb:a haH wltn1aWn lts branches
at this city and %rutr,r, there beng not
suflic.rnt business /" pay for the office.
The lunh was established eight years
ago III Tacoma, and la always had Il
large share Of the fore "a shipping busi-
ness, handling exchange .or wheat and
lumber sn.p1ncnts, ANA also OF the
In nnSG
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-22

SOUTH Sr PAUL, Oct. 2l.
HOGS - Market about steady and
active heavy selling the best. Range of
prices, & 8)@5.D
CATTLE-M Market SOW but steady.
Pretty fair demand Receipts liberal and
buyers Indifferent.
SHEEP Market steady. Lambs quoted
22; muttons, 1926.
Receipts: Hogs, 1900: cattle, 700; calves
20; sheep, 2, 100.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-22
l)uluth Grain.

DULUTH, Oct. II.
WHEAT-Cash No. | hard, 72Ic; No.
r Northern, 7lc: No 2 Northern, $3.50;
No. 8 spring, Il 55s at6Hc; rejected, 57ss@
66s1c; to arrive No | hard, 72Hc; No. /
Northern, 7las:; October, No. Northern,
7lAL1
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-22
Chicago Union stock Yards.

Chicago Union stock Yards.
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.
HOGS-Markct fairly active. Heavy
packers weak, others firm.
Sales ranged at $3.lO43.55 for light;
g. 10 ...55 for mixed; 5000 5O1a tor
heavy; $3.OOa3l5 for rough.
CATTLE-Desirable g;a.eS steady;
others weak.
Sales ranged at $3.4505lO for beeves;
y .5Oa3.2O for cows and heifers; 2SO(G
32O for Texas steers; &3.l0(03 9o for west
ern steers; 9.7Oa3.SO for stockers and
feeders
SHEEP-Market stronger.
Receipts: Hogs, H,OOo; cattle, 1900;
sheep. 5000
Chicago Grain and ! rOvis!Ons.
CHICAGO, Oct. 81.
CLOS NG PRICES.
WHEAT October, 72Ho; November,
74hc; December, 7,Ac; January, 1910;
May, SOc.
CORN-October,2 2, &C; December, 24ko;
May. 27H'.
OATS-October, l71sc; December, lSIs; |;
May, II c.
PORK - O1tobes % .05: December,
s5.J7 :: January. $7.S5; May, $s.s2H.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-08-06

eSn 9llabama i6tu9en Die 8emofraten
Die pereinigten &opuliiten itnb &epuz
blitnner nit 10000 5timmen Webrbeit.
9as bringt Die iiibli6en 8Opuliiten
boffentfi9 our gernunft, baB iie 8atiOn
fir Observation-Disclosures fallen
laiien uno fir 5etualI nit ben 9enpfra=
ten 5uiammen9eben tuerben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-08-06

iein, iene 8anatifer 9etpdbren 5u lafiert,
tuelbe bic Cans t6bten n69ten, ipel9e
10 Diele sulbene gier legt.
lle6risens ni69en Die 8rauer, 8rers
ner un6 gBirtbe iid) uorieben, baB Iie
tid6t ielbit i6ren Sobfeinoem sir Madt
berbelfen. Sn Stem gOrf, eSnbiana ino
unb anberen Staaten baben bic &epR=
bfitaner ibre NIT 6iilfe beliti6er Stins
men erfo6tenen Siege iofurt CUR ginz
fiibruns Der grduttdften 9emperens=
maBre9eIn semiB6raudt unb es iitslueiz
felIos, baB nad etnem Siege @tcainleps
Der @rlaB eines nntiDndlen 8ro6ibitts
onsgeiebes an9eItrebt Derben tuirh.
0fan oenfe bpd) itur an Stem gorf,
no Der ,.liberale" @Onuerneur MortDn
bas &aines @eIeb unter5eibnete, iuels
DIES bem Qusl1anf geiittger @etrdnte
an 5onnta9en in ben g8irtbid)aften,
9otels uno 8ersnitsungslocalen elm
@noe 9emadbt bat.
perr Mc&inlep lit aber nidt 10 iii
berdt" iuie WDrton. Mc&inlen mar
glnlDatt Der 9bioer 8etiueiber uno bat
beren 8rO5eiie aud aesen 8euti6e in
9ebdiii9iter @eiie 9efiibrt. gBenn alIo
Der ,,liberale" Nfprton Dem Druid bes
repu6lifantiben Semperen5s @lementes
nidt 9tnnb balten fonnte, 70 tuiro 0tc-
&inlep bag nod oiel iueniger f6nlen
nnpr nIIrf1 MIR tnn1Ieu
9eshal6 iollten Die 8rauer, 8renner
unb 8irtbe bem GelbiterbaItun9s
fUl9en unb fir 8rpan nnb 5etuall
itirnmen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-08-06
9as tnfiTdle @afoli.t.

gnt lebten Sreita9 iuollte gSalter
Sanna in @ortbin9 cine &eparatur at
Ieinenl 3tueirabe uoruebnlen un6 ba er
su benz 3pede zines fieinen sSeuers be-
burfte, bulte er in einen flafet 3inr>
aeid)irr ettpas @aIolin aus elmer grps
zen Same unb I'm glugenblif no er
bransen ods Del in 8ranb Itefte, ia6
er biht binter ibn iein 5jdbriges G6hnz
den NIT Der 9roBen 5elfanne eiit
fur1tbarer Small urlb Beibe lpnren IN
Slamnlen gebiillt. gamma madte Uerz
stueifelte GnItrengutaer, ben &Leinelt Su
retten unb nergnB ieiner eigenen aunllen
bnrDb, nber leiber bate bas feurige gfes
mertt, ebe er es gu unterbriden pernod)-
te, benz &inbe @eiidbt, Sdnbe uno Gbers
f6rper I9redlid1 slseri6tet, mabreno
Sanna's liilfe Sarb 10 perbrannt mar,
6as er iie pieaeibt iuirb obnebneit lalz8
ZEN n1hiIen. Der &nabe Tag big Msits
ternn9t sipiI6en 2eben uno .9Ub, banit
aber alaubte Der bebanbelnbe glrSt Der
Soffnlns &aum seben 81 oiirfen. baB
feline &rdfte bod nod Gtanb baltet
iuirben lilib er i'm retten f6nnte.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-08-06
stacpIn GOnntD.
OF.
5. glnauit 1896.

5. 9lu9uit 1896.
Die sarmer iinb ale NIT itafen be.
i1dftist unb tuenn bas gSetter 9iinitis
bleibt, tueroen tie oieie gsobe bamit
fertt9.
Die ssru6t lit in bieier @esenb ni9t
10 gut lpie lestes Sabr; bas @eli6forn
iebof lift bas bette, oas mir ie in 9afOta
bntfen. Die 5tc,lgel iinD 9 biz 13 SUB
bod lnb tpeiIea oft sluei Gebren auf.
@ep. gS. 8alner, 8. 8erg, SD9H
8erens, Geo. Mt. sSrance, sSObn gurrp,
g8. gbelbon, @b. 6it6eod unb G9reis
Der 9ieies nabmen an Der 9rDanz5il=
berzSeier in GiOur Sails Gbeil. gs
i9ien cine Der srDBteR 8erlammlaasen
sn iein, Die Sbre Gta0t je 9eieben,
6offentIi9 iuerben NlIe, Die ihr tdetibes
8rpb nerbienen ritiilieh itanobaft 9enua
ietn uns fir 8rDan itimmen. Die
Mlilpaufee'er ,,@ermania" iaat, baB 90
8rpsent Der 9eutiben fir Die @oloudbs
rung ftimmen iperben. SD fam iopiel
iagen, baB, fuenit bic 8eutiden i'm satz
sen 2anbe 70 Itimrnen lpie in Siio- 9nfoz
ia, so 8roSent fiir 6reiiilber ftimmen
tper6en. 9as 8lott ia9t, es lei fir Die
llnperlebbarfeit zines gpntraftes. g8ir
| lboffen, ba6 jeber 8eutide I'M 9anbe
Ipl6en gbarafters iit. glber oenft Die
,@ermartia" 90 8ro5ent Der 6euti9eit
5timmseber ieien uniDiiIenb 9enug, cine
M1cdt 5it iinteritiibea, bic felt 20 Sab
rem ieoen goatraft brad, bet 5i @lnItetl
| Der arbeitenoen 8laIie mar; bteielbe
Maht, bic bic ginfOnmeniteuer Gls
| lnint perfaiinngssendB erfldrtes @laubt
lie, bnB bic 8eutI6en belfen tuerben. ben
MsilliDnaren nod Hebr Maht 5ir uers
lleiben. Sbtperlib. Gie iuifIen san5
laut beraus5ufiiblen. tDie iolhe 8ldtter
I'm Dienfte Der @elbnd1te arbeiten ilnb
llaiien flo AUDI nidt bur9 6riitlide
/ Mantel1en betbDren.
@Dlter gietur, iuobnbaft brei Meis
lien giiblidb BON Der Gtnbt, bate beinal,e
ben sr6BteH 9beil ieiner Grnte i'm
/ IG6eber perbraiint. gs Ideint, baB eI
lein 6toppelfelb abbrenneti DOllte, als
loas sseuer in Elm afberes Selo iiber'
dqrifF, no bic @1pber mod ftanben. rs
i Der leBteren bate bas tiifiIhe @tenen
5erItsrt, ala es Srn. 8ietcr enblid ge
II lang, ieiner Serr iii iuerben.
Il 2eBte 9a9t brad Sentauo in hi
lgenperenSballe bes 6arrp 5teeOer eli
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-08-06

Bringle. !Sier bat iib eine neue
Minen9eIeQIdaft unter benz geamet
!, ,8emera Mountain Mining g. Milling
&c." ireorporiren lniIen. 8as 9(tttsns
fapital Der neuen @eIeGIhaft miro auf
So, 100000 nn9egeben. Die 9ireftu~
ren Iinb Sanes 9emeran, Gprus SO.
&obbins, G. S. Seap, @. SO. SC. 8ettis
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ben @efangenen auS5uliefern, unb 5fpar
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iibten @erbre6en 9eri6tli6 perfolgt
iueroen miiiie.
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fnben. 5Ollte iebOd Der 8etueis err
brn6t tperoen, baB Die gralager ii9
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slera anbrebelt, Die Go1ben 9etoaro
so. tUiro ben 4nfap8 MAIDEN, in ibrer
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belt begDnnen iperben. 5elbft an nne
beren &ldben tpie in &eDitone. &odeforo
nnb Gutter, iit bic 4rbeit iuteber aufse-
nDmmen tuorDen.