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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-07
FOREIGN.

Marshal Oyama is bending all his en-
ergies to a fianking move of vast proper
lions around the east side of Mukden.
The third secretary of the British enV
bassy was fined by police justice at
Lee, Mass, for auto scorching. The
United States will have to apologize and
the justice may be sent to prison.
Fresh troops are being added to the
Japanese garrison at Bentsiaputsze, now
the headquarters of the army
David X. Goss, president of the Amer
ican institute at Strassburg, Germany,
shot and killed himself in that city. Mr..
Goss left letter saying he feared he was
becoming insane and for that reason
had decided to commit suicide. He was
superintendent of the Indianapolis pub
lie schools from 1894 to 1900, and as such
was member of the state board of ed
ucation.
The line of the Japanese army at Muk-
den is so miles long, stretching from a
point near Fushun on the east to point
just south of Mukden and near the Hun
river on the west. Oyama's cavalry has
entered the Pu valley, which leads to the
railroad north of Mukden.
The main Russian army has retired
north of Mukden and the southern ap-
proaches of the city have been care
fully mined.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-07

Larcadio Hearn, the well-known au-
thor, died at Toxic, Japan, Of heart
trouble.
Chinese arriving in Chefoo state that
the Japanese losses in the recent land
attack on Port Arthur were 1000,
against 500 or 600 for the Russians.
Three captured forts were abandoned
by the Japanese because of the Russian
fire.
British officials hold Hugh Quincy,
diplomat, should have paid his fine in
America and kept his disgrace secret.
Two torpedo boats and a steamer OF
the japanese fleet are sunk by mines off
Port Arthur, according to a report re-
ceived in Vladivostok 1t is stated that
a Japanese cruiser also was badly dam
aged.
Alderman John Pound, chairman of
the London (Eng) General Omnibus
company, limited, was chosen lord
mayor of London for the ensuing
year.
Da pass, or Ia pass, southeast OF
Mukden, was captured by the Japa-
nese, who have assumed the offensive.
Little resistance was met.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-07
GIVE MUCH ENCOURAGEMENT
EXISTING TRADE CONDITIONS
SEEM VERY HOPEFUL.
Prospects Brighter Than a Year Ago
-Dun's Report Finds No
Alarming Features.

New York, Oct. 3. = R. G. Dun &
Co. Weekly Review of Trade says:
1.-The last quarter of 1904 opens with
much brighter prospects than prevailed
a year ago. At that time securities
had fallen an average of $34 share
from the top point year previous
and there was a general disposition to
curtail manufacturing and commercial
operations because of the heavy losses.
The nation was entering on period
OF conservatism, augmented by nu-
merous labor controversies. At the
present time there are no alarming
features, strikes are few and unimpor-
tant, while the indications of growing
confidence are numerous. Business
does not show the hesitation custom
airy during the closing weeks of pres
idential campaign, and the prospect ct
profitable agricultural results stimu-
lates trade, especially among retailers
at the west and south. Building opera
tons are expanding, providing better
demand for lumber and materials.
Clothing and kindred lines are stimu-
lated by colder weather, and clearance
sales are we'll attended. Manufactur-
ing plants are decreasing the proper
ton of idle machinery, the chief COM
plant coming from cotton mills, which
suffer from the disparity between
prices of raw material and finished
products.
Failures this week numbered 223 in
the United States against 226 las
year, and IS in Canada compared with
ten year ago."
Bradstreet's says: 1.-THE word i'm
provement' summarizes briefly the
course of trade and general industry
this week. Although the movements
as for time past, are along conserve
tive lines, the undertone is rather
more optimistic than at any previous
time this season Reasons for this are
found in the continuance of propitiolis
weather conditions. tendency to en-
large final estimates of grain crop
yields, more activity in pig iron and
better collections, based upon enlarged
crop movement. A striking absence
of political agitation as affecting trade
is noted and the feeling generally IS
that the year will close better than il
began. Notable features are the i'm
provement in jobbing trade at nearly
all western points in dry goods, shoes,
groceries, millinery, hardware, paints
and drugs. Reports Of better collec-
lions are very general"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-07
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

The republicans of the Twenty-eighth
New York congressional district renom-
mated William H. Flack.
Judge Parker has assumed personal
and absolute charge of the democratic
national campaign.
The greatest assemblage of church
men in the history of Roman Catholic
cism in the United States gathered in
New York for the third Eucharist con-
gress.
The democratic national committee
has abandoned the plan of establishing
western headquarters.
The democrats of the Eighth Michi-
gan congressional district placed in
nomination for congress Henry J.
Patterson, of st. Johns.
The fifteenth session of the trans
Mississippi commercial congress will
meet at ST. Louis October 25 to 20.
The Catholic eucharist congress at
New York denounces the French gov
eminent for prosecuting religious Or
ders
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-07
LATER

A Hardin dispatch contains the i'm
portant announcement that the Japa-
nese have occupied Siaobeyho, west of
the Lao river, from which point they
are evidently threatening Sinmintin.
According to the best estimates OBJ
tainable, the japanese army confront
ing Gen. Kuropatkin comprises grand
total of $50 battalions. Allowing 800
men to battalion, there are IA 900 in
fantry. In addition, there are $500 cav
airy and 63S guns.
A masked bandit shot and killed John
Lotus, faro dealer, and seriously
wounded Herman Strobe and James
Rockwell in J. H. Slattery's saloon and
gambling house at Silverton, Col, and
then, arrest being imminent, killed him
SELF
President Roosevelt has reiterated to
Representative Cooper of Wisconsin,;
his expressed determination not to par
ticipate in any way in the factional
trouble now in progress in that state.
The first convention of the universal
congress of lawyers and jurists ended at
st. Louis. after three days of presenta-
ton and discussion of legal propositions
| of worldwide interest.
Judge E. B. Bundy is dead at Menom-
| inee, Wis, of cancer. He had been on
the bench of the Eighth district court
| for nearly 10 years prior to 1896.
A terrific flood struck the city of
Trinidad, Col, and the whole valley
along the Las Animas river, devastating
wide section and causing money loss
which will reach fully 81 100000.
The Wisconsin supreme court ad-
journed until October IS, without taking
action on the La Toilette case.
Over 100000 loss was caused by a
fire in the big block of meat packing
houses and refrigerating plants il
Tenth avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, New York city.
Stephen W. Townley is dead at Mo.
Ibile, Ala, of sunstroke. This is the
first fatal sunstroke recorded in the
history of the city.
Bradstreet's sees signs of increasing
trade activity all over the country
Port Arthur's defense is so solid that
the Japs may have to conduct winter
campaign there.
One thousand men left the Pennsyl
vania system in the west, under re
lcent rule of the company, because they
were over 35 years of age when EN-
lployed.
Japanese occupation of the country
IsOuth of Mukden derives Russia al
Iher food supply from Manchuria
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Revolutionist Leader Slain.

Buenos Ayres, Oct. Sit is rumored
that Gen. Basil Munoz, leader of the
Uruguayan revolutionists, has been shot
by his former followers. Gen. Munoz
succeeded to the leadership of the Uru-
guayan revolutionists after the death OF
Gen. Aparicio Saraiva recently. Munoz
soon afterwards arranged peace with
the government but eight revolutionary
leaders, including two members of the
family of Saraiva, announced that they
declined to recognize the action OF
Munoz and that they would continue
hostilities under Gen. Pampillon
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-07
Nominees Are Notified

Albany, N. Y, Oct. 3.-Justice d.
Cady Herick, of this city, democratic
nominee for governor, and his asso.
ciates upon the democratic state tick
ct, were formally notified of their nom
ination here Saturday, The cere.
mony, in Odd Fellows hall, was at
tended by several hundred prominent
Democrats from New York city and
other parts of hte state.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-07
MINOR NEWS ITEMS.

Lieut.. Robert E. Peary, the arctic
explorer, declared before an audience
in st. Louis that he will gain the pole
in his next dash in July, his former
failures having taught him just how to
succeed
The Bank of England's gold holdings
have increased, and are now at the
highest for some time, the percentage
of reserve being at the highest point
in eight years.
The board of steamboat inspectors
reported in New York on the General
lSlocum disaster and recommended that
the license of the captain, pilot and
engineer be revoked.
Machinists and boilermakers Of the
Chicago, Lake Shore & Eastern rail-
road have resumed work at reduced
wage scale after nine months strug-
gle.
Albert Parson was shot and killed
while resisting arrest in Chicago, by
| Detective William Matthews, who held
his prisoner by the collar as he fired
James J. Hill has reduced his esti-
mate of the country's wheat crop to
l510,0O0,O0O bushels and says his esti-
mate of 2,000,000,000 bushels for the
yield of corn will not be exceeded.
The Imperial Limited, east-bound
and Transcontinental express, west
bound, on the Canadian Pacific rail.
way, collided at Medicine Hat station
| i1h sri,
Chief Engineer Wallace, of the Pan
anna canal, is in New York seeking fiv,
ENGINEERS at $4,000 year for work OF
the isthmus.
A convention of insurance men a
Indianapolis voted to continue the bat
tie against wildcat insurance at tn,
coming session of congress.
The editor of 'get-rich-quick" pa
per in New York wrote a confession
declaring that his editorials have beef
lies intended to swindle investors O
their money.
Annual reports of railroads for tn
year ending June 30, 1904, just mad
public, indicate progressive increas
in freight rates for the twelvemonth
More than 1000 emigrants, fearin,
the ocean rate war will end, sale,
from London for America
The Congo Independent State in
vokes the aid of President Roosevelt
to secure change in conditions.
| 1t is reported that ]. Pierpont Nor
gan is getting ready to retire, and tina
he will be succeeded by his son.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-07
Report Is Received.

Washington, Oct. 3.-The state de-
partment has received, through the
department of justice, a report upon
the investigation made by officials of
the United States district attorneys
office, of Massachusetts, into the Cur
ney incident at Lee, involving the ar
rest and ining of the British secre-
tary. The department deems it mex
pedient to make this report public at
present
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-07
A WESTERN TRAGEDY.
Bandit Kills One Man, Wounds Two
and Then Commits
Suicide.

Silverton, Col, Oct. 3. - A masked
bandit shot and killed John Lotus,
faro dealer, and seriously wounde:!
Herman Strobe and James Rockwell
in ]. H. Slattery's saloon and gambling
house Friday, and then killed himself
The dead bandit, powerful man, over
six feet in height, has not been identi-
fed. He was armed with two revoi-
vers, and on entering the saloon liz
ordered the dozen or more men who
were there to throw up their hands.
Instead of complying, Strobe, Lotus
and Rockwell, employees in the place,
attempted to overpower the robber and
the shooting ensued.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-07
Officers Elected.

Philadelphia, Oct. 3.-Robert H.
Gardiner, of Mardiner, Me-, was Sat
urday elected president of the Broth
erhood' of. ST. Andrew, Other officers
elected were as follows: Vice presi
dent, Judge G.. Harry Davis, Philadel
phia; second wee president, Edward G.
Billings, Bston; treasurer, George H.
Randall, Pittsburg; general secretary
Hubert Carlton, Pittsburg; officie sec
rotary, Edgar P. Criswell, Pittsburg
Chicago was selected as the next meet
ing place.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-07
Pittsburg Is Bankrunt.

Pittsburg, Oct. 3. = Assistant Comp
troller E. S. Morrow mas suspended the
issue of all city warrants except those
relating to contracts. There is no money
in the treasury. Unless the comptrol-
ler's office retreats from it's position
thousands of city employees will not re-
ceive their salaries until the receipts
from taxes next month come in. Others,
having dealings with the city, will have
a long wait for payment of their bills.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-07
Veteran Quits the Stage.

New York, Oct. g. = Joseph Jefferson,
dean of the American stage, has quit
the boards forever. He arrived in New
York from Boston on his way to Flori-
da. His decision to retire was an
nounced to his family Friday. His ap-
pearance last June in Paterson, N j.,
as Rip Van Wrinkle, near his old home
at Hohokus. where he passed his sum-
mers for 80 years in the quaint old
house on Saddle river, was his unwft-
ting farewell to the public.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-07
Famous Cartoonist Dead.

Louisville, KY, Oct 3.-George Kerr,
famous few years ago as cartoonist
and illustrator, is dead at the soldiers
home in Dayton, o. He served in the
northern army throughout the war and
at it's conclusion became an illustrator
for an eastern magazine, going later to .
New York comic paper. He was FRIEND
and contemporary of the late Thomas
Mast
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-07
Sent to Prison.

ST. Louis, Oct. 8. - John H. Schnet-
tier, former member of the house of del
egates, who pleaded guilty three months
ago to charges of bribery in connection
with the suburban railway deal, was on
Friday sentenced to two years impris-
onment in the penitentiary by Judge
Mcdonald. Schnettler is the sixth mem
Der of the house of 1S99-1901 to be sent
to the penitentiary in connection with
this deal.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-07
Post Office Robbed

Philadelphia, Oct. 3.-The safe in the
post Office at Rosemont, suburb, was
blown open by dynamite early Satur
day and money and stamps aggregating
about $500 stolen. Postmaster Still
wagon says that at the close of each
month dividend checks amounting to
between $4,000 and $4,000 are sent to
wealthy suburbanites and that many
letters containing such checks were
stolen.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-07
Two Farmers Drowned.

Sioux City, Ia, Oct. 3.-George and
Charles Bonham, farmers, were
drowned in Oliver lake, Monona coun-
ty, while SEEMING for fish. George Bon
ham became entangled in the seine
and his brother went to his assist
ance.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-07
Heavy Loss by Fire.

Phillipsburg, N. j., Oct. 3.-The main
building of the American Sheet Irop
companys plant was destroyed by fire
Saturday. The storehouses, stable and
Office building were saved. The loss is
placed at about 500. 900. fully covered by
insurance.
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Takes No Action

Madison, Wis, Oct. 3.-The supreme
court adjourned until October Is, with
out taking action on the La Toilette
case.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-15

g ipnale n
8 uberfuloe e. e ortgreb in
&ppenbagen tpurbe elm semeinfumes
Iorgehen gessn 4usipuden duf Offent,
li3en PlGsen porsef4la9en.
Die SEPARATION zines fran-
aDiii9en 8steranen aus benz &risge
1871 tpurbe in Yaris in Der 2es
buci priputtlinit ausgefubrt. Suies
Oefombes, 10 bieb Der alte 9err.
mubts iib cine Ani4peaung on Der
5ifte Offnen ldhen, Der eine preuBil4e
Observation-Disclosures entnommen
purbe. Na9 Der Operation, Die gliide
Ii4 perlief, rief Der alte Soloot grins
mia aus: rOieie preuben muherl
bod INNER re9t bebalten! S9 tpurbe
1870 Bel Nilersbretonneur Derfounbei
unb in cine fsinSii4e Mmbufan5 se=
bra9.. Der preubifds Ssabsarst fano
etne fpfprtise Speratior unratbIarl
unb msinte: rOreibig Sabre uno ets
pas lGnger miiFen sic Der &usel fGo..
Quartier geben; bann pirb lie Sodiod
rsaden! l1nb es lit pirilia 70 eefDm-
men!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-15
4apierer 0einfiher.

Sn Gafepiae, ST., lag Der 9eiser Gift
inter Der SeuerftelIe elmer 2ofomotipe,
Die bur9 einen 3ufammenftob bonn
@elsiis getpprfen tporben mar, unb ale
8~emiibunsen, i'm berpor5u5ieben, paz
rem oersebens setpefen. Gr tpurbe langz
fum gu 9obe ser0itet. Gin iungcr
@eitli6er, pel9er elm pafagisr auf
benz peruneliidten 3use NOR, bebedte
Munb urb Naie nit ieinsm Suf9en@
tu9 unb babnte fi9 bur9 bic brennen<
ben 9ol5triimmer einen Meg nod benz
@eruneliidten. Gr fab balb, bab es
unmOslid mar, ibn gu retten, bp4 ses
pd6rte er ibm bic SrDftunsen Der Rez
ligion unb blieb Bel inn, Bis er feinen
lebten Mtb.m5ug getban baiie. Seinen
Ramen gu nennen, tDeigerte er fia.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-15

HoTTnfrtepe, BITE troy tbrer
2dnse niht bllben pouen, btnbe man
bogenfOrmig an. Sc tperben infolae
oes perGnberten unb perIangfomten
Suftldufes ale 4ueen duf Der ednsen
2dnee Der 3anfe anfaneen aus3utrei=
ben ilnb &noiper anauisben. Sas Mns
binben foG aber Bel neuen Trteben erit
banr erfolgen. na9bem Der 9rieb balbz
tpess nsrholst lit.
&lapper d la1gena 9 r.
Cine Sago auf alapperf9langen baben
bieier Sage bic. 5armsr BON Buffalo
Gountp, Wis., beranitaltet. Die
S9langen bdtten berart iiberbanb aes
nommen. bab ie gefOrsnib srrssten.
Die Jarmer batten fi9 in 5tpei pars
tien eetbeilt unb NIT duen mDgli6en
Waffen, &niippeln unb Miitaobeln pers
feben unb bur9itreiften bic sonSe 9e=
genb; bic cine partie erlegte 146 unb
bic anbere 81 @9lonsen, auberbem
nod piele rGOpber."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-15
SaeaueS Sebamop,

Der u&aiier Der Sa6ara", lit i'm 2anbe
Der 8onapartes nidt pbne 8orgdngsr.
Ser friibers franSOiif6e Nbpofat be
Sounens bate ii9 bon @bili auf bas
9ebiet Der Mraufaner. elm iibli9 BON
gbili eelegenes unabbdngiges 9anb
NIT ettpa 10000 Ginfpobnern unb eli
mem SlG9enraum bon 645 Quabrat@
meiler, beseben unb ii9 bus @ertrauen
Der Snbianeritdmme unb Der SDquis
(Sberbaupt Der einSelnen propin5en)
berartis gu errinsen gepubt. bab er
Bel benz Musbru9 bes &risges nit
G6ili gum @rOB>Soqui, Der an Der
Spibe Der 3anbes : &egierun9 ftono.
getpGblt tpurbe. Gr um9ub iid nit
einem Miniiterium. aab cine &pnititu=
tion na6 fransDii9em Muiter unb lieb
ii6 i'm Sabre 1861 gum &Dnie Der
M~roufaner erpdblen. 3tpei Sabre ipG>
ter spurbe er auf elmer 3unbreiie bur9
feline prppinaen bur9 Gift DON Der
9ileni&sn 2ssieruns sefunsen unb
na6 Tranfrei6 eef6idt. Na6 mebere=
rem ssabren febrte er noGmals suriid
unb ri6tete Elm &ei9 pieber auf, Bis
bas Sabr 1870, mo er pieber naG
Tranfrei9 fubr, nm Napoleon III. fir
ii6 gu sepinnen, ieinen 9Offnunsen
elk gnbe ma6te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-15
cline eMte goIfsbepesnme.

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berg berrI6t gegenpGrtig cine ppliz
tide getpegung, pie man tie bort 10
feurig unb ansemein felt benz Sabre
1848 niGt mebr geieben bat. Der I'M
terI9ieb lit dber Der, bab lie ni9t gegen
Die &egierung pber gegen Die &rone,
ionbern nit Dem gegentpGrtigen Sns
bober Der &rpne, aber ge9en be1en
mutbmaBli9en Ia9folger sebt.
2(nes Oas bat cine Sanopon Sp6z
aoeliaer i'm Oberbauie bes oortiger
2anbtass bepirtt. unb einen !9aupt=
siinbitoff bat Der 9er3Og albreat bon
Wiirttemberg geliefert, Der. penn mil
benz iebieen &Dnig @ilbelm benz 3peiz
ten bic proteitantifde 2inie Des 9au<
fes Wirtembera ausftirbt, als 8ertrez
ter Der fatbpliI9en 3inie uuf benSbron
eelangt. 8isber f9onte Ilbre9t fliig>
liG bic @efiible Der sroBen prOteftantis
i9en Mebrbeit bes bortiaen Bottles.
Oo9 inbem er unb 5pei anbere Wits
alieber ieiner 2inie fi9 ppr Der Ober@
bauss Mbftimmuna iiber bas bonn I'M
terbauIe bes 2anbtaes angenommens,
pon Der R%eeierung befiirportete maB<
pole S9uleefeB aus Der Sibuns bes
SberbauIes briidten. pirtten Tie Bel
Der bortigen Nieoerluge bes S9ulgee
febes NIT, tpel6e 5ie bur9 ibre brei
Gtimmen perhinbern fonnten.
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iiingiHr s3eit gepaltige Mafenoer=
iummluneen ftatt. an benen ii9 in
grDBter gintra6t bic perf9iebeniten
StGnbe unb Mdnner Der beri9ieben.
artisIten parteien betbeilieten. Die
dlIentbalben angenommenen 8ef9liihe
fagen: Sas freigeiinnte tpiirttember=
glide 0olf ipre6e bic beitimmte @rz
fpartuns aus, bab bic Gssierung &Dnig
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sufdmmentpirfen perbe. um ben Gba=
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Staatsanftalt ii9er gu ftenen unb
bur9 alsbalbige burdgreifenoe &epiz
finn Der @erfaHung benz u%nbaltbaren
53uitanb Elm @nbe au MAIDEN.
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fammluneen, In Stuttgart, pirtten
Stpei Der bebeutenbiten parlamentarier,
bic Wirttemberg gesentpGrtis %aufauz
tpeiien bat unb Die beibe iopobl benz
2anbtog als benz Hei9stag ~anee90ren.
Der SIbrer Der Ratipnalliberalen,
8pntnafalprofehor Sobdnnes STE
Der bon Stuttgart unb Der Siibrer
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partei, &e6santpalt &onrub 8 al :
mann, briiberli6 suiummen. 8eibe
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fal: .Ginbeqige Sreube bes Ioltes
bat ben &Dnig begriibt, neil er bur3
fein 9unbiGrei6en on ben &ultmini>
iter betpiefen bat, baB er ben forti9reiz
tenben 8sbiirfniHsn Der 3eit @erftdnbr
niB unb ben WiIen arr Mitarbeit NIT
brinet." l1nb ebenfo riefistn 8eifa0
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ben, es mO6ten bic fon~feiiione[Ien
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bafiir, baB Der Same Ilbreht ni6t elm
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mDge." unb ale Rebner itimmten baz
rim therein: Gbrli9 suiammenhal!en
foIen iebt aIe@esner elmer alien, Ibers
lebten @erfaHung, ale Sreunbe cine.
iunsen, fprtiarittli9en 8erfahuna.