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Mn. BENNErr-SIR I'm recent Herald, giving
nm account of Trinity church, its architect, build
and Mr. Stephenson. Now il is well known that
james Thorn, SCULPTOR attended to the cutting of
all the stone that is in the body of the church, of
the outside walls, windows, &c, and also the
lower part of the spire high up the main
building. ]. therefore, Think without any dispar-
agement to Mr.. Stephenson, that Mr.. Thorn is
fairly entitled to his full share Of credit and honor
for the part OF the work that he superinteded and
performed. think if any one who is a judge Of
such work, will examine and Compare the lower
with the upper part of the spire, Mr.. Thom's
character as workman will not suffer by tho
hope, therefore, you will do Mr..
Thorn this Justice j. M.
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Political nIoxements.

GREAr LIBERTY CoSvESTioS-The great Liberty Con-
vention made up Of delegates from Illinois, Michigan.
Indiana Wisconsin, and Iowa, will convene at Chicago,
the oath day of June next. We by the Citssm.
that great preparations being made for the
mediation OF q large number The committee have
gagged great tent, which will hold at least three tho
sand people.
MAINE UNITED STATES SESAroR.-The Legislature Of
Maine, which is in session. will before they Id
journ, elect Senator TO fill the place Of Mr.. Evans.
whose term expires Gov. Anderson, and the Hon John
McCrate, spoken OF as the prominent candidates
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES aoRBOM BENNETT, PROPRIETOR

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Prcc cents per eopy-x1
- per annum-payabe in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Safurday-Price Sk cents
per eoPyf9 lax per anuuIn-payablc in advance.
ADVERTiSEMENTS the usual prces-always cash
PRINTING of all kinds sreeutsdxwith beauty and des-
All leusrs cssions, y-msil addressed to
oeGzh!ishnent, be post paid the postage will BE-
eD01too9 HON the subscription money RENTED.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the the
New YoRK HERALD EsTABLIsHMENr
Nnrsh- West Of Fulton and Nassau stress.
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LOAN0 ISLAM hAlLnOAD COMPANY.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
% 80 RE

-
TRAINS RUN AS EoLLows, COMMENCING WE'D
NEsDAY. NAY p 1876
port, daily (except Sundays.l stoppag at
.t9h O'clock. A. NJ, for Farmin dale and
iute.mediate places
st3P. NJ, throughto Grseuport, s!cr ring
Farmngdale, and all the stations bctwo
Farmngdae aud Greenport.
Al z: NJ, for Farmngdale and inferno
LEAVE GREENPoRT O'clock A. NJ Accommodates train
daily, (except Sundays) through to Brock
1yu.
/" at3PM, Boston train or on the arrival OF
the steamer from Norwich. stopping at St.
Georges Manor and Farmingdale.
LEAVE FARMiNeDALE at 6h AM, Accommodation train
sisE A. N. air.snport train, for Brooklyn.
M2T r. M. Accommodation train, for
LEAVE JAMAICA at A. NJ Accommodation train for Brook
" sts,< A. NJ. Greenport train for Brooklyn.
At IA p NJ. Accommodation train for
cdan. ssa Eat Nw Yt R:
az. Hyde ra.k (lz mile.l C9wsvills duI,ng tn:
Wessbury A. Hick.yle a, Farmngdale 62ls Deer Park
g. ihompson 49, Suffolk station 81 Lake Road station
RSs sS% 81 ss
Accommodation train 81 75 resnpor by Boston train 80 e.
Stages n readiness the arrival Of trains the several
TO take passengers at low fares TO all parts Of
the island.
baggage Crates will be in readiness the foot Of Whitehall
street. receive baggage for the 30
before the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side
Dor twice each day. the arrival Of the from Brook
lyu. myl9
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From the San Augustine Red Leader, April sol
We learn by a gentleman from the West that Captain
Gilaspoc, with company OF some fifty men, recently
visited dorado They found forty Mexican soldiers
citizens to defend themselves against tho depredasns Of
the Indians The soldiers ordered the Rio
Grande and TO keep themselves on their own side Of the
river for the future.
The Captain gave the citizens the Of the candi-
dates Tor the United States Congress- and requested them
TO hold an elections but they said they to DO
go unless the United States troops were there TO protect
them.
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go 80 sa2

RAOIo-oUUIh AGAINST THE NUhTH
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
TRAINS ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY will
follows leave South Ferry Brooklyn at o. H.
and i2snd return at the close ofthe RscesFare cents
On FRIDAY, the day OF the will
mence running a early hour and continue running
short intervals until within 20 minutes of the races
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DAGUEkkEOTYPE APPARATUS.
John ROACH. 0PTlClAN, ga NASSAU street, ;.
constantly hand the VoiGhtlandsr French and Amer
can Instruments ad every article used the Qpessto
will find his preparation, now called Roschs 2uicksxa to
than mixing their chemicals Cash orders ron ne cosn
" promptly attended 70. pya lu~ue
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place, will complete her destruction and like the old
Hudson and many Others she will be knocked under
the hammer Of the auctonccr sacrifice Of ninety psr
cent II is said she 10 to remain in her present position
during the summers and our Bay IL not to be graced
heretofore by her noble appearance. We think under
existing circumstance she might prove more useful
than ornamental The government refuses TO pay sixty
dollar: to have her towed out Of the mud and worms In
to fresh water.
The brig Porpoise Lieut. Com Hunt arrived at st Do
mngo on the It'll inst seventeen days from Havana and
twenty-five days from Pensacola Officers and all
we'll
The ships Savannah, Of 81 guns; Constitution "a; Le-
want "a Portsmouth, -; Congress, 81, and the store
ship Erie, were at Mazatlan the sth ult Tho Shark
had sailed for the Sandwich Islands, repair The Cy
ane was daily expected at Mszatlan-
Commodore Perry and Commodore Ksarney have pur-
chased, in this city under a commission from the War
Department two steamers Of 500 tons each, and four
schooners OF % tons each built by the Arm OF Bell
Brown, of this city Tho vessels said TO have been
built for tho Mexcans, who were unable 10 pay for
them.
From the Norfolk Herald, May 22l
The U. .. brig Perry, 1t Com. Blake, sailed on Tues
day morning from Hampton Roads She takes out Mr..
McRea bearer Of dispatches TO Pacific squadron,
whom she will leave at Chsgres and then como under
the command Of Com. Conner, who IL In command the
Gulf
The U. brig Truxton Is fitting with all despatch
the navy yard and will be ready for by Saturday
She will be under the command Of Capt wv Carpenter
Her destination will be to cruise of Havana
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Special Despatch from New Orleans.
Nrw ORIrASe Mav "a 1915

wrote Won after the closing Of the mail YES
tcrday, and forwarded my letter by the boat, 20
that you would receive the intelligence brought
by the Galveston, at rs early an moment posi-
bic: Since writing, have been able to gain few
additional particulars and for them am under
obligations to Capt. Wright, of the Galveston, and
10 a passenger that came in her.
tappears, when the G.. left, that Paroles was
az inc mead oil an army of $1,000 men, marching
INTO Natamoras, and he expected TO be reinforced.
ms force was TO have joined Gen. de La Vega,
NOW prisoner oil war in this city, but did not
would have had a terrible time as il is. he had
severe conflict. -Four hundred men (Mexicans)
had been buried by the American troops and n
number are yet to be disposed OF.
II was ruInored, and currently believed. that
the Onmanche Indians had joined the Mexicans !:
So IL accounts ior Their refusal to treat with the
u. ;. Z ommissIoner. force of Texans had
been ordered Oft to the lines, to keep them in
check and, in a few days, we shall hear fully "a
TO the truth of the statement.
Capt. May, of the dragons, has certainIv
shown himself to be brave and skilful OH
Ger; his capture of the Mexican guns Il
one Of the most daring and chivalrous tents
ever known. He took General La. Vega pri-
soner; he found him fighting, sword in hand.
and demanded his surrender. He was asked
by La Vega, il he was an officer and, on
his replying that he was, he replied then, 7" Sir,
you take Gen. de In Vega a prisoner OF war, and
such, surrender
Gen. Taylor offered the General to release him
on his parole but he declined, and gave as a
reason, thar, If he returned TO his country, he
must take up. arms for her again. He is now
here, and is, Of course, the lion OF the day He is
a man about feet inches, rather stout, very
dark complexoned, black hair, deep piercing
eyes, and withal, very fine looking man. 1t Is
his intention 70 take tour, as soon a. be CAM Of
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- Subscriber are prepared 70 bring
fve days and drafts usual be furnished, payable
Throughout the United Kingdom For further particulars
apply TO JOHN HERDMAN X Co.,
my7 81 South street.
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SfK NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER
MtXy POOL-pscket OF 2ch OF May-The splendid, fast
i&e.ssns and f.vo,ite packet ship sHERl DAN, 100
,o1s yu1thsn, captain j. y Cofnish, will sail Tues
~ iccc tons and upwards persons about embark for the
rived from selecting this line in preferences any other as
their grea capacity renders them every comfort
eommodauoas for cabin second cabin aud eenxe passsn
gers well known superior those % any other line
Of packets fersoua wishing to berhs should NOT fn
Urto w. j. +. TAPSCOTT,
pyss re w.soush street, one door west Of Burling slp.
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ben, bic alIs Gage 9rbssr une pclfritsr rpirb !;
esifc msbr fclIts barouf sefsbsn merbsn bic
Sdnee Der Union III perifdrfsn, pamt mir ims
msr benz 3isle ndbsr fdmsn in Der Shat unb
9Babrbsit Elm unabbdnsisss @olf ;u fsin, mas
mir ME fsln psresn rpsnn ben qefos ibr 1SabI1
fprub aua9sfhbrt rpirb "1ob bic o. Staa4
ten eas Srcs une England bic Gabrifats lied
fern fcQs.' W 1T rpabr, mir babsn pislqanbl
eafir asbst @ctt Die @brs; mir baten absr audi
a0e anoern WeittsI Nass mas mir fcnif beeurl
fen fslbif ;u MAIDEN. Qast uns alIo bic 9runtI
fdBs ess 429sr sarifs 81 ben unirissn maben
baSurb bas mir tsi Der finftissn Wabl s al
mes W. pcper fir Ganal ecmmifitcns
untsrifdssn, wcbur6 mir psr QBst ssissn, pa
uns feline bun9ries asmtsrjdssr basu bswess,
ftnnsn ssssn unfsre sissnen Sntsrs6sn su ifim|
men. Rin Sanonerfsmann |
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1lm 29tsn Suli srbisIt Der pcfmciferI
:pcrln Ct auf cine SanDe Niubsr aufmertI tIam(
asmaebt purpe, lpcds 70 eten einen eerrn.
SlIllnaelea non 6arrls I'm $4,000 in Volo
nnb $4,000 in Staatsbcnoen terautt bate
pssaIeieben tinsn 6srrn 1Batts pon 5aneof
@auntp uin $4,000, meiitentbeils in Gp!p.
es miro ssalaubt pab fts Den 8amilien, Die
lts teranten, Wiorpblns (5hIaftranf) in oas
SrinfrpaGer setban baten. 6err 8illinass
lea psrfcIate ibre 9pur tis nab Hnauita,
,polsltt ct lts percr. Saum Q 9tunoen nab
ben gmpfans pssSrtefes burb ben pcitmei'
ter unb Der Vsfaunmabuns beGeIben, pals
ItrtsH spei Shelter onrCb ben Drt, trren dues
ieben gang init oct Scfebrsibuns oer Oisbe
hbsrsinttmmte. Sie iesten aueb, natpsm
te einen Nsaer ain sSlufe naeb oer Bcbnun9
bes Sen. Sriplu 9efra9t unD belfen Nntpcrt
erbalten battsn, cbne rpeitern Aufentbalt ib'
ren Q8cs fort. Sen. Srwim 1T Gin reiebsr
Dfan3er, unaefebr 5 Oleilsn bon bort fpcbns
baft. 2lls bic Nauber paIelbit aalansten,
blslten fte bel Sen. Sr,pin ALL hber Slabt
blrlbsn su bIrfen, weIdbes ct ibnsn psrrpst'
serte Ile bielten jeccb 10 lanse AT, unb
battsn 60 pisle SorDanoe, ba6 ct ss aulest
peripi(liate. Cir naren aber ntebt lan9e
bort, ais cine an3atl pmionsn ron Sort
Gaines, bic Ite perfclsten, elntrafen, une its
i'll Der @tmbe autferoerten, ftet ibnsn ssfan'
aen 3u aeben. elmer Der Nduber, Or. e.
Il. 8cterts, perIanste rie llriahe elmer foIs
eben 8ebanpluna 5u tpiden, tpabreno Der Ans
oere, Der f6 Sobn Saects nannte, redsn
rehtsr 9lams absr gppes isin fca, fb sas
rhd5cs uno cine fsetsldnttsc piitcle bclte,
init Der 9robuna, oab ct ern ertten, BET it
ibm nabert, Ietie6sn pIrbs; auf biele Hrt
scs ftb eppse snrhf, his CT nnssfsbr 80
Gebritts pom 6auie sntfernt mar Gin 6r.
1DiIicn fotste ibm jeocb cbne @e'pebr naet,
bis Gen. Sr,pin ibm surief ttiIle su ttsbsn,
mrem feline 5unce ibn fdon fanssn wArben,
.pelt6e CT fooann einem Weaw tsfabt fos3us
laden. Saum paren biefe lcssslaGtn ale
eppes teifam anb fsine Diitoe Nbsrrtiette.
Cine 3tpsits partsi. ,peIebs stsnfalls IN BET
9erfclauns gppes tesrifftn mar, aaf be(Tsn
Serbaftuna $4,000 sefeet III, Fam necb BON
Sort 9ainee. gsn. Srwin tsfabf nun Die
pferos ber 8efanesnsn aus..bsm GtalIe AZ
brinssn, unb itsrrsiebts 3ur namftsbsn Belt
BET lusrt anastcmmsnsn spartsi Die gattsls
boss Ssr Gsfansensn rperanf flh bic sanlt
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Ser ganal Gpmmifffpmer mnb be,

Sartf.-Die qofo6 fbeinsn ss ldbsrlib su
fnbsn, bab bic Q6biss aus Der ndbifen Canal
@ommiffonsrs @abI sine partsis8rase MAIDEN
unb bamit srostbun bab ibr eanbibat Elm srs
etdrter Greunb bss Sarifs BON 1s42 iff-ba
bob fein amt NIT bsm sarif gar nibt in 8es
ribrune fimmt. Die Wbiss rui0tn biss ebsn
70 gut ale ibre @sensr, bstrabNn bic gads as
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(4us bsm "Isutfben 2lmsrifansr."

canal: z 0 N It, / IL er.-9ie Bell
nabet ftb Jest 100 mir aufsefcrtsrt ,perpenI
fir einen Wlann 3ur SeleBuns bisler @teH|
3u ttlmtnen. es 1T fein 4mt bon pclitiIbs|
gbarafter, unb fclite sissntlieb niebt als cid
iclfbes betrabtst tperben, ebcnfo ,psnis aid
bas elnss StrabenaIfIsbers. 9ie Gelesae
hung pal ltrte Dor ein,sen Sabreu ein Geies|
Tim lsres Jabr einen ganalsg cmmIlcuer al
srwdblen, IN bem SlautsM bab bic alte Wis|
tbcee Olanner in 4emtsrn au bebaltsn, mi
,peleten 70 pld Observation-Disclosures uno SD
malt psrbnnssn .par, febr !siebt lit 8strud
unp Ssttebuns perleits. Scr 6iilu unp pi1
4titttt ess Sslefes mar, pas Elm neue1
Commit Homer jeees Sabr ertpdbIt merbe,|
foIlte, abnIieb esr Irt bet grwdbluns DO,
gauntp Commit 1tcners. 2lbsr SER NcfeI
mill pieiss SeieB entsrdften, inbem Ct bcrn5|
ee elner, bnrb bic goutrone ter Canal Scrj
erlansten ernennuns, bsm YoIfe fleb auf|
rrnat. Cine anpsrr nibt III iberIebeno|
elnnsnonns sssen Serrn Softer bietet I'D
bar ct 1T ein Sreibanbss: Wann, uno ieiI
ne erwdhlans wiroe man ais einen 9riu,npI
cssSreibanoels bs9ri6en. wenn bic Gard
Srsunbe bon Denniplpanien benIelten pabi !
ataednSert wilnihen, oaB ct infer gilen unj
2cbIen teihhft, 70 malfen ts nitteltt cine,
ttfentlihen ertIarung ibrsn gntleblu6 fund
tbun, eas lbnen Sussfhste llnrsbt niebt sel
euleig Su ertra9su nnb pa5u Fam ffeb ibue,|
aeipib fenc teders Sslseenbeit partietsn, aid
wenn fte It6 bet grrpabluns pse, pen Srei|
bancel tesinifl9enocn Canal gcmmlftenerd
plrerlessn. lInlsrs 8aucrn, pelcte, um it'd
re Grjeusnitfe Uortbeilbaft abIsBen III t6isn]
non ben SobIen: unb gIem 5anpe atbduaen]
mosen cenen glnsebenf lsin. SIR 8eamtel
ple 6err Softer, welbe init BEN putlieun}
nltbts sn febafen baben, unb 8ebalte emI
pfanacn 1T se gut arnu9, Den frelem 6anosI
5n untsrltiBcn neil fte nicbts 3u perliersn,
lcieern jebrmialls 3u scipiunen babfn, incenl
lte, anf llntofen prr 8anern lne 5anpwsr1
Fer, sebeuemittsl &c noblfiIsr befcmmen.
Dlan fci frrner celfen einsebent, pa6 6srd
Softer aus Sabrldiftafsit uno OlanssI all llr]
tbcil baran Ghuto mar, pab bic gIars's
Sabre 8rife Gin 0aub osr SIammen purpe.
0lefe Srhfe fottets bsm Staat nsunlia ta,.l
fsnp 3balsr. Sur 3pei 9pannen aus ssbn
orsr elf Wurpen oureb bic Ba0erfutb wesss,
rifsH. Sir ein paar tauisuo sbaler batte
oie 8riife ausseteiIert uno wieoerberselteat
nerbsn f6nnen, ipenn 6err Softer niett fo
iebamlcs fabrIdfIta aswelen pare, llnb bid
Sahe psritanbeH bdtte. Dlan laiIs pae ncue
GGee in Garft trrtrn bureb erpdbluns cis
nee neuen Olannes, unb pas Oolf miro
Sauisnp BON sbalerm erfraren.
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Die Qepistaun 3anF. -9as @eribt,
bas bisis 9lnifaIt erplobirt fsj bat itb nbt
gang bsifdti9t. MsDrers Sldttsr bsbauptsnoae
ibre 9tctsn ncdb 70 gut lInb ,pis js,nals, bas
DsBt l Biz prcisnt untsr par. -@s 1T
cine dbts qcfpfcfc.Sanf, bic fbon felt sin9sn
Sabrsn franfsle unb mir sIaubsn nibt bas ss
ratbfam 1T ibrs Sloten lan9s auEubswabren.
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CIV. B. PALMER, Esq is our authorized
Agent, for procuring Advertisements, receiving
Subscriptions, and making collections for the Ii
BERALE BEOBACHTER, at his offices in the
following cities:
Philadelphia--N. w. Corner of Third and
Chestnut strets.
New York--160 Nassau street.
Baltimore----S 4. Corner of Baltimore & Cal
vert STREETS
Boston----No. 6, State street.
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Neabin9, BEN 3. Septbr. 1916.
9emcfratiibs Bbi9sgrnsnnun9.
Sur CANAL miifiener:
cseassses ~. 9Soaocr,
0cn Merter Sountp.
Ser Streitpmuft i'm ,tGebifem Sctb.
games :Aa. 29oDer 9ym Is. .Foster
uno Der unb Der
QBhiozSortf ppn SrittiIhe Jartf
ESASI bon 1876!
Bon Nerter Sauntp.

Suraer pen PenntvIpanien, bier 1T
Scr Streitpunft eeutlid onaeaeben. Ole
ermdbIun9 BON s Soms6 Wf. powsr piro
in Der aan;en Union ais btnoi9sr Selpsis gels
ten, tas 4snniplpanisn nitt in ben Staut
9etrssu unc feins ebribsn gtmm9sbsr NIT
llnperibdmtbsit tetrc9sn ODER 9sbumbu9t msrs
ssn ftnnsn-mr0c9sn jeos Stimms msIds fir
rs Siuiom .. 8oiter ein9easben nirc, ais
cine grfldrun9 Su @junifsn bon 8rs ba ii bel
uno esm brittifbsn Sorif pcn 1946
betratbtet neresn miro.
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Iata1er ltualiicfsfan. Gin Mann

Satafer ltngliicfsfall. Gin Mann
Hamens Spsinritb 9stsr pon eumru Sauns
ftip, murts am 9cnnsrfa9 Nabmitta9 bon
sinsm Sarrniu9e ouf Der bjsF9sn Siftnbabn
lbsrfabrem sini9s Msilen untsrbaIb &sacjn9.
Seine beesn Senc waren mtsrbalb ben&nies
en- esbrctbsn. Gr mothts cine g8els 9sIs9en
baben bsror er 9sfuntsn unb in Elm benabbars
tes cauS 9sbratbt murte, no er balb ifarb.-
@r tpar 65 Sabr alt btrts nitbt gut uno man
psrmutbst bas ct auf Der Sabn 9n9 uno ben
berannaDentsn 3u9 nibt jsiti9 9snus tsmtrfs
ts, um aus tsm 9Ss9e 81 9sbsn.
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Grmah(te OcleQaten.

SoIgsnbes 1T cine qifs Der 9slssatsn fir bic
Convention, msld)s am ndbftsn W'cnta9e bier
Sufammen fommen mirt, um einen WaDlSsttel
fir bic bsrannabsnbe Babl gu fcrmiren:
5taot Reaeins:
g. SO. 8arb - Noam Netmoper, Qntcn
8r6sr ScDn espIsr.
e. o. 9Barb-l9sinrib NbpaS5, @jsfisI Sos
nss, Wm. S6arsr.
ge. 9E. 9Gare-@arI Srersl, Saeob (.ofs
man, Or. 9. 2utbsr.
q. .. 96arp-@spr9 8Ocs, iosinrb S. Sss
Iir, Iram G6f9.
SprueesWarc-9ansl Boone, Yatri6 Sas
gan, Sbomas sai1aep.
Taunid3ips.
O(arion. Sobn 81. grnf Saeob Gcnrab,
Samud Vinesmutb, if.
Olsp. Sfaae SsrtOIet Satot Sbmu6sr,
Ibrabam 9eturf.
Nidmonp. @sorS QE. ssmp. 9anislj2oct,
9onid Sraun.
&u6eomtmancr. @ibscn Nausn;abm Sebn
y. (9immslrsitb, Daniel QSst.
&cdIanb. SaeCb JooFman, NbrabamSeirs
Isr Spbn Sone8.
Inter Bern. Ssnj. parpin, amc6 Soper,
@srr9 Nstlsr.
01-9ie Wamen Der in ben ,itr9sn Soun.
fbpS srpdbItsn 9eIs9atcn BADEN mir nibt err
baIten.
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Settles SSctter. ben beesn tses
ten mobsn mar ba6 QEsttsr BEL uns un9ss
wobnib bsif, mituntcr falf su trifeno. 9aS
1bsrmcmetsr parilrts ndbrsne Der 9anSen 5sit
,piibsn so uno SO Grob i'm Sdbattsn.
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Die Staet pittsbur9 war ain pcrIsstsn Sonns
ta9s Der Sbauplae zines fbdnbIibsn uufrubs
bel msldsm 9lei6isitis Elm Morp psrilbt murs
Dc. Dis SdSsmhbls tss {3rn. Sobn pattsrfpn
wurts am Samifa9 9(tsnb ourb Ssur ;srs
lf6rt.-@srIuit st,pa $4,000. 2tm gcnntae
Nabnitta0 brab Elm anosrss 8susr aus in ss
mem gum 2eirtDsbauis beS S3rn. Mortcn ssb6s
rnssn Staas bsr baIe ;sriftrt mar. Na1psm
ba5 Ssusr pcrdbsr mar, seristbsn bic Ssusrz
@cmpasnisn untsr itb in Strsit, Elm furbtbas
rsr Iufrubr sntifanb, mobei sS bIutiae Nalsn
uno blaus 9(u9en CAB. Gin junssr Wlann bon
aae9benp, 0amsns gowarb canton, srDislt
sinsn Stib NIT einem flein;n Spwlemei1er in
bic Sdldfe, moran ct in wsni9sn Stuneen
ifarb. Der M6rber sntfam i'm Sunulte unb
1T nob nibt nisbsr sin9sfaneen.
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&liubias unb oiente al6 Elm ifotfsS 2r9ument
su @unifen bsS trittiibsn Sarif6. 0tsr Nues
pdbrt feline 5sit, uno 70 AUDI bisisr Soumtu9.
Sn einsm Srisfe, batirt Srenton @iienwsrfs
ben 81. 4u9uif, ife0t Ier. @ocpsr Die llnwabrs
belt felbif an ben Yran9sr, ineem CT ois Soers
auseebsr bes publie qsc9er5 sriubt su fa9sn,
eab ni6ts QEabrss an ber Sabs lit. @r iagt
fsrner "llnter ben 9e9snwdrti9sn NusGbtsn
fir ben @iisnbanbel fann ron fsinsr @rb6bun9
ess ArbeitslcbneS bic 9sbe tsin. Ger YrslS
res GiienS 1T bsrsits bsosutsnO asiunfsn unb
Der SsrIuf wirb bauptidblb ouf capital unb
arbsit fallen, uno ols cine abfoluts Scl9s rpirp
Der Iebstslobn Swifben nun uno Dem ndbtsn
l. December teesutsno Dsrn1inbsrt rperssn."
Der asb9sr 1T bsm Q8unite bsS 6rn 600.
per nab9efcmmen, inesm ct ben brief psr6fs
fsntbts,c obsr feline politifbsn @snoiTsn AUDI
70 ebrIb fsin perosn-iif jpsifebaft.
8si ben lssatensBablen Der Qcfcs am
lesten Samifa9e 9in9 es 5smlib ifirmjib ju,
psnisifsnS 70 wsit eS bic Gtabt Neabins ans
ssbt Die s,psi obsr brsi 6aftionsn Der Yartsi
parsn tbdtia uno jsbe fudte ibre 9slesnten Su
srwdbIsn aDenn bic 9eIs9atensWablsn in
ben saunfbipS aub NIT 70 peI @inisfet 9es
baltsn wuroen, 70 pirbs am ndbifsn Gamss
taes bsi Der Gonpsntcn pisl Spas ssbsn.
Weit pislsm Ssr9nussn bsmsrfsn mir, bab
uatsr ben Wbi9s BON Serfs @auntp Elm rs9sr
@siif bsrrfbt Elm Iobsnswertbss grebsn CUR
Seforbsruns Der Sntsrs0sn bee Staats uno Der
partei, ,pOpon mir erpartsn bab ts osr bsrs
annabenben BabI aQe ibr Sbulbisfsit tbun
usrben. Die Ausnbtsn bet Bbis.partsi mas
rsn ME sanffiser als eben jeet, babsr erm marten
wir audi Gin sutss Msfuttat.
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Ser S6uDlfin Sanal.-@Or st'po
abt Go9sn 1T tos QGoiItr untsrtaIb 6sabin9
in Den SbupIfllI @onoI 9eIalTsn mcrosn unt
bsrfslbe 1T jeet srpiben bier unb pbilabslpba
fir Isere 8tts fobrbar. geob i'm Qaufs bisfes
Wlcnats foa Der SonoI sriibsn bier u. Ycttss
pi0s AUDI nit gSafTsr 9eflHt werttm unb i'm
Oftober Die SobIenssraneprrtoticn wjser be-
9innen. Gut, msnn's mnbr miro.