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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

IMPORTANT MEETING OF BANK OF EysIAvn
"A general court Of the .propristors Of the Bank
Of ths Corporation pursuant the terms of the char
ter 20 receive the declaration of the directors IS TO the
dividend owing 70 the state ofthe money market the
large failures that have occurred the anticipation
OF further disasters II Is feared there will he
yetfhs attendance Of proprietors unusually large
AT twelve o'clock precisely the bushes OF the meeting
commenced The Governor said have 10 acnt,aipt
the court that this is Of yearly courts for
the purpose Of declaring dividend and one of the quar-
terry courts appointed by the charter; and have the
pleasure 10 inform you that the Court of Directors
arsyies ofthe state Of the affairs of the bank have
resolved 10 recommend that dividend Of AZ per cent
and profits be paid for the half year ending
ths iosn OF October next great cheerng without de-
faction to be able state that after the payment Of the
uiTidend, there will be Of E26ll2 be added to
the rest Cheers) It's necessary that should inform
you that this Is not dividend OF AZ per cent but d.
vidend OF 81 per cent and bonus Of per cent, that
the proprietors who have life interest only, might par
fore now coll 1t dividend of AZ per cent 1t Is only
one OF 80 per cent with bonus Of per cent. men
permanently with dividend of Az per cent Wehave no
such Intention unless the affairs Of the bank should be
IN such prosperous position ojusty that dividend.
Inc announcement seemed to give great satisfaction to
the proprietors but apparently prepared
even greater beraty from the court for they asked to
nave bonus az well increased dividend The propo-
gal of the directors however, considered by the
Joy Of the meeting as liberal the state OF the rest
ana IL wss sccoroingiy adoptei suolecs TO con
nrmaton at ballot to take place ON the I'D inst,
which the governor considered desirable in consequence
s the Importance of the alteration After the subject
OF the dividend had been disposed Of discussion en-
sued on the motion OF proprietor that the present
method OF eectng tho governor and directors should
be changed The urged for the alteration
Of the failures the governor
one Of the drectors and the proprietor referred to
wished to elect governor from amongst OF the
great number of the mercantile the city to whom
such calamity as insolvency could never happen -
This remark accustomed much laughter and the discus
sion was concluded BY SIr. Jones Lloyd making some
very udcious observations the mpolicy and folly Of
proposal which at the present time would lead the pub
Al f1n u
dencs Of the propretors.
BANK OF ENeLASp.--An account, pursuant to the act
7th and sth Victoria cap 3D. for the week ending Sep
TENDER ii -
IssuE DEPARTMENT.
Notes issued .E2s 307. 40 Govt debt 05 100
Other securities. 1891 SEQ
Gold coin bullion ITO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

generally anxious have their hair aud dressed
conform to the latest shonober Fletcher being long
experienced IN the above hair manufacture wigs Nc,
10 the latest and approved style Give them call No.
ITO Broadway, opposite Howard Hotel, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

such the fervept exclamation OF gentleman no ha
seen knors NewFa Fashion Of 0cnflenen's Hats. Tn.
style peculiar for beauty, gneefui appropriateness 10 all
esprcssons of confenance and the e,qus excellence Of
The stock om which the Hats Every body
who .specu knors Autumn Fashion for 1917 will At
perceive by the peculiarly o. the nap ard the genuine and
iasng gloss Of the entire outside bc TINT Is made Of the
hnet material The shape and pleasing the eye
$40 Ct Call on KNOX. l2a Fulton A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

[Crcular of Messrs. Barring Brothers & Col
LONDON, Sept 1s--5ince the Sd inst, have to re-
report further and extensive failures and unortu
patey, not confined to the trade alone creatng
great dsrust In the money market and materially i'm
pedng the regular current Of business the funds have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05
Rlchelleu Diamond Polnted Cold psu...

We wish 70 call the attention Of readers Kehewu
Pens sold exclusively by q. r. Watson & Co, a Wism
street. doQf below Wall street aud j. Y sarsse % FoL
2a street ihcc 81 only They certainly The best aud
cheapest Eo'd Tens IN Every description Of Gold rcbs
wholesale o retail a. either Of the above places Country
dcTer, VIII mud TO their interest to examine their stocks
giess before purchasing else where od rcns 7c 81 81 80
VI 90 with silver pencils Pens carefully repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

D
Opera House.-We witnessed more rapous or en-.
thusastic reception Of company of artists in the
liar and line than that which last night
from the walls OF famos, upon the
Pell &c identified with the orignaes Of the negro
Character The spirit Of genuine
by European travel and delightful many
aomer, TO listen once moIe to the echo of
that crowded Palmo former days aud
ed u n; Halls Of the great and Influential in Europe with
equal fervor, the programme which re.
ccved last night and congratulate the friends and admir-
e OF the Ethiopian Seenade that they continue to retain
York. " -~' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

your Boots Shoes Gsers, JONESS, Ann
sesr the Museum You get there as good boots for - 50
also sell, first rate 81 90 which usually sold for IS
Double soed proof boots 81 So and 81. Jones has
the true 81 stengt penses sod smsIl pros All good
purchased Ann street wsrrnted to give entire SAITH.
farrro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05
The Yellow Fever In New Orleans.

. iNTEKMENTS IN THE DIFFERENT CEMETERIES
For the fhoenfyfour hours ending at r. NJ, Sept 25
Name. Natiruy. Name Nafrpifv
Robt u. cameron, Virgi'a Luke Welsh Ireland
Sam. &. Mygstt, N. Engrd Alfred Houston, Unknown
Thomas Marcy, Ireland John Geiger Germany
Dan1. d James, Unknown John p Heismsn UanoveI
james Thompson, Unkno'n Joseph English, ireland
- Elliott Unknown John L. Sims, Virginia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

reaiiJohn w. Creation Co.. n Cedar st se-up stairs
have the large, and best assortment Of Gold Pens found
~ the city, and their much lower ese m any
other house The attempt made by Others monopoze tie
pen trade so os 70 make the purchaser pay h pce
Inferior article has ised and those who wish good article
rsns and Cases At from !, cents upward The sold st
sanped) 81 !; only, silver pencil included Gold Rem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

dcaiing supefuous hair Is gradually becoming g,a fs-
,onte with the RentIsmen as with the ladies Nohios
obs 80 well as commanding forehead. and many ind,y
duns this cannot be attained exert by the OF
Poaie suhtiietes.ed " required. toasuds Italian Md
Gated Soar the only compound for the positive OF pu
PIES ffeckes. aud other skin bIsmshes Found emily 81
Walker street, first from. broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

~ W. 81 Es we
There was quite panic In Wall street to-dsy. The
from the seat Of reporting the failure Of nege
tiaons and the from Europe reporting the failure
Of many old and extensive commercial houses has had
very depressing influence upon the stock market Al
the first board to-day Long Island fell on az cent
Canton "a; Farmers Loan 21s; Harlem, 2j<; Nor~ich
and Worcester q Reading, Ell Morris Canal, A; Ken
lucky os "a Treasury Notes, ~; Pennsylvsnis 50, l.
United states Bank, Z. There were extensive transac
lions al the decline, and the the adjournment
Oh the board was heavy The Hrst OF such impor
tant intelligence is usually the most uaavorabls after
little while the public mind gets quiet again. and gra
dual recovery Is realized. r y.
At the second board there were ssles OF the leading
fsnces to some extent at further decline Harlan fs,
Of y per cent; Long Island, y; Reading Railroad X
Canton advanced "a per cent; Farmers Loan "
The amount Of Treasury Notes the I'd OF
October si5,5s3iso 81, of which $i47sa $50 were
of the issue January Is, ls47 $22i5oss Of July a.
1876.
The quantity of -four, wheat and barley isft At
tide water during the 4th week In September in tho
years 1916 aud lss7, IL ~ follows:
Flour, b6ls. Wheat. 6u. Corn, bu Barley. b.
iS;a .. 80. 1850 iSoso $50 1851
Decrease. 25.ooa sc7s5 Inc. .ss.7sa Dec. $500
The aggregate quantity of the articles left at tide
water from the navigation To tho s0h
Z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

opeLs this day. Oct and amorg the things for
ander,tand there will be Of boots exhibited By
VIM M urg q the Pars Boot Emporium. The style and
flush hsve seldom seen and for the he lis IL
Eench calf boots for 81 3d. equal those sold
i or II Strangers visiting the Fair should his spen
ga boots Call ana see for yourselves Of Fulton aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

tention OF those 10 want Of the above their
Among which Will he found some Of the beautiful pat
terms OF pocket and Knives ,mrorrd tins
Also, Choice Razors lwanantod) for sale at
u SAUNDERS Son, III Broadway,
dOorga (,ourf udf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05
Mall Enl1urrS


Mali Failures.
The Augusta Sentinel says the Charlestop papers
failed to reach that city on Wednesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

respectfully call the attention Of the pubc
OF the above each pattern containing articles of the
yenen SIZE oil real utility aud warranted perform the
for which they were severally. designed.
q. SAUNDERS X SON,
III Broadway, opposite How ards Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

osltiss ~ the United States be the Aan
Garden Broad say, near the Battery The Chinese Lad
dressed III her native costume aud natural born She
the enjoyment Of good health thtynue years OF age an
only wr,sfs thirty three pounds sings dances, SC. Adm
sion 1875 nts-opcn through the day and evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

,LaNcAsHIhks Thursday Sept l6The broad SIX frnde
at middleton, Fsilswerth, Leigh, Manchester, &C. Is
mucn worse this week. the silk dyers Mt many places
nave not more than four days work per week The wea
vers are only partially employed and the hands EN-.
poyed In other branches Of sk manufacture have not
no much work as they had ten days ago The silk small
ware business Ii brisk The cotton trade through
out this district gets every day and msny OF the
factory have this week informed the operatives
that they will be obliged either to reduce wages close
their mills several have this week been closed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

E3l,5I4.23l

Dated the 10th day of September, 1917
PAnD BorRsr, Sept 1873 O'clock The opening
prices Of the Rente such excite great aarm
as to the probable course of the days business The
per cents being II 55c and the fves at l3f 25c
being 45c lower than he closing price Of the day before
for both Everyhng in fact looked exceedingly black
when sudden IN set in ami brought matters up
TO T5t for the g. and ISL 60c for the 5s About two
O'Clock prices again gave way, afterwards improve
and closed somewhat better than the final quotation Of
th~ preceding day The IS closed at 75f 1885, and SIS at
1887 After the Dourse the 3's were at 75f lOc
lIlw-y shares opened considerably lower, but followed
the movements Of the Rents, rising aud falling the
cents did; they closed In general at about the
prices the day before.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

IF September inclusive, Ia a. follows =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

declined In consequence and consuls which s7K >
Hss "a inst closed this afternoon s5k 60T per ct.
NO later accounts from India China AshcsLste prt-
ees but stock nsgniAcsnt that they must
De considered nominal Brandy hrm at last quotations,
ana older descriptions showing tendency to advance
vers and from par to ID lower black svers A. Tod
6s and black 5s l0d IL. Cocoa Foreign unadulterat
ed 800 bbls Trinidad yesterday, at auction mostly
bought In from 10 49s for ord TO bright red Coffee
Of the bags at the Co.'s sales 1t Amsterdam and
Niddeburgh, 81 900 withdrawn, remainder selling ut
proportonate prices to the Rotterdam auction Demand
both here and the continent limited SINCE and alto
gether, the srtice may be called nat. Our consumers
Also nave shown less disposition to operate, which We at
tribute to disn cnation TO hold stock In hese times
IInnOrt3 and stocks at inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

AMsrIRpsM, Sept l0At the Dutch Co q sales co fee
receded TO lie; except about 10000 bags the whole
quantity WAS placed Since the sales market little al
tered, and the Trading CO. have made known that Of
ooo bags which we're bought in will be sold
except at advance Of lie upon the rates paid n the
sale Result OF the public sale Of sugar 9th inst very
favorse prices paid 2sn to 81 higher than those OF
last July NO fresh supplies OF cotton and no sales
Am. tobacco firm.
ilaMnukc, sept. lo-Colee-Suppli,s rather large OF
late and prices declined; 1000 bags Brazil sold at to
3s; 900 bags st Domingo, 1900 bags Java AKA $50 do
Lsguaya AIS to- Sugar Ia active demand; sales week
ending sept l4oO bags brown and yellow Havana, 1917
70 2oh per iooibs; 300 CHI Bahia br l5sm to I6I VIII
iutn oooo boxes Havana, brown l67sm to TX per 100
10 the yeows Ism to l94m: fine yellow lg1Im TO 2Oia
26ov bags Manila, 71sm to 1915 1910 bkets Java l6s IN
70 wa good demand for cotton, but supplies email
sales are limitsd sales Of $50 bales New Orleans and
Mobile, rs To IN Rico In better demand Carolina Ia
Is to IS higher. We quote Caroline Ion to Isl Large
Quantities OF hides being expected from Ayres
me market mas become very quiet Tobacco maintains
is price; Adv hhds Maryla sold OF full prices Two
cargoes OF Lagusyra dyewoods sold at per 100 ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

up 20 THIS saturday. evening the greater part
OF Ems supply was however, sold before 1t hand
and the quantity brought forward by land carriage
samples from the home counties having been very small
the trade has assumed Hrmer tone The few parcels
exhibited on wednesday the Essex and Kent stands
were placed without difficulty st prices fully equ. TO
lay GOOD qualities were taken at Advance Of fully
per ar We have again TO report large supply Of wheat
rom abroad 3O,624 qrs. having come to hand Not
withsandng the extent al the frceh Importation and
the magnitude Of the guam pre- viousy the
holders nave remained tolsrabiy nrm On "wednesday
then Ia usual in the middle Of the week, and largo
amount Of business done at full rates, moderately
good Dapsig bring % 50s, and Odessa fos to AIS
per or, aocording aiity, condition, and weight On
Friday there was again active country demand and
large sales were made at prices Is to IS Or higher
than those accepted on Monday.
The reduction which took place in the commencement
Of the week In the price of Flour has had
the effect Of inducing the bakers to buy much more
freely than before, the demand having again en d.
rected to American The arrivals from the other side Of
The Atlantic have been rather liberal but the quantity
sod has exceeded that received In addition what
been taken for local consumption, important
purchases have been made by country buyers The best
brands have commanded 24s Cd and In cases even
Cd per Dbl moro really sweet fresh samples being
parstivey Inferior and secondary sorts have
sold ut from AIS to 23s per Dbl.
The mating has scarcely commenced yet; and
though the supply Of English Barley has not been by
large the quantity brought forward has proved
amply sufficient for the demand and the turn has been
In favor of the buyer. Foreign Barley has met mode
rate share Of attention. but the low price Indian Corn
and other articles suitable for feeding has nterfsred
good deal with the sale Of grinding Barley aud to make
sales Of the latter It has been 10 accept rates
trifs below those Of Monday last
The transactions in Malt have been quite retail
scae and In the absence OF business Of importance,
quotations have remained nominally unaltered.
The arrivals OF oats ccastwise and from Ireland have
been small Ssy 20 ora having come to hand 1sa from o.,
Ireland having, however received 57,eSo qrs from
Dad the total supply for the week has exceeded s
900 q There has been less pressure n the oat market
tnhn OF late, and ODintOu to be gaining
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-02
SCtauber[oftc W2prbtb1t.


Slm I5ien oori9en @onatS ipuroe Serr
Daniel Sd,ncicer, in Sber Wabautanac,
SduylfiG @duntp, auf eine fdaucerbdfte
2Irt ourd, feline ei9cue Satin ums eeben oe'
bradt, bic, rpie es fteint, I'M uuacfdbr 6
llbr Wcraeus aufifauc, wibreno ibr 9atten
in tiefrm Sdlafim Bette lag, 1t. ibn nit ei.
ner Dirt ciucn Strcid, auf ben 8crocrtbeil beS
&orfes oerfestc, rpoburd, Ge ibn bcinate au'
9cublidIid, tootste. Der dlteife Sobu, Der in,
stpeiten Strdnerf id1lief purbe ourd, ben
Sammcr ee6 8aters uah Der Woroiceue bin"
aefiibrt, no ibm fooann Die Wutter fagte rae
fte Die Chat tegdrqcn babe. Sic madte
hicrauf cen 8crlidl iId, in einen @runncn su
itiirIrn, aber ipuroe eurd einise ibrer Sins
ccr baocu ah9eholtcu. sic lief Iooanu ii,
bas Nans, cr9riff Gin Ha1Iermefer II. ld,nitt
ftt bamit ben SHals curd, Gle war eiui9e
3eitlars porhcr alS Wahnfnniae im 9Irmen'
baus, uue ba ihr natilrIiher @eritaub wicccr
suriId9cfcbrt su frin idlicn, tpurte ihr erIaubt
ilh nah ihrer Socimatb Su begtbcu, no iIe
faum ,,pci Bcdlru mar als iitb Die fhau'
berhafte Scenc erciqncte, fpcourd, cine Sd'
mile bon Sinocr in eiHcm Slu9cnblid, Sa'
ter uuo Rutter pcrlorcn babcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-02
SOas tlspfegcr Sarsseec.
8on scr 9trmcc unp Gompicr.

Yalio9ere bic III Reu Orleans pcn Gam,
pice anlanateu, meleeu oas all lrbterem Srt
cas scIbe Tieber inter nnlcrn Irupprh auS'
gcbrUden lei.
Ea6 Sd,iff Suhidfi. init eiuem Tbeif ocu
ecm 2tru pcnnlDlpanifh Heaimeut an
Scare, in opn Sdmpico aus 9c1ehcn wors
ben baGtlbs pasirtc aber chnc ansubaltcu,
nne man 9laubt baB oasc!be fir gera Srus
be(timmt fei.
Der Sdlecner Sirius lauate BON Sra,oS
init 9irui9tcitcn tie tiS gum 6ten reid1cn, su
9tcu Srleaus an. @icn. Scctt mar INNER
nod, bafelblf, UNI bic 8ortlhifun9 Ger Irup'
pen 5u beforoern.
@en 2opcr fpar INNER nod, ,u Wcntes
rep, uuo @eneral Wcrtb init lciner aan;rn
Wanfhaft, al Der Wancun9 ccS 9tir 9rans
bf5.
stls su bcu sufinfiiacn Spsraticucu Der
2rupreu, 1T aiIcs in ein Ounfel aehnllt-
.picllcid,t 1T Der Observation-Disclosures Die einSi'
&c pcrlcn, bic birs tpeie.
Gin @erid,t 9cht bag Sen. Scott einen
SfBicr H,u DcpeIheu, inter elmer Sena'
dung bon 10 Wfanu, on 9cu. 5aplrr ab9es
innbt babe, RAE eicle aber turd, Den Neino
ab9eidnitten uno aac 9ctoctct wcrcen icicn.
Die 8erifte miGsn nidJts bon ben 8c,pes
9un9cn beS Santa 9lnna, ODER ben Wcrica'
nifdlcn 3ruppeu.
Gin speites @eriiht bas Snrta 9lnna cr'
ntorect rporeen fei, lit III llmlauf 9efCBt fpcrs
ben. Cemlelbcu miro abcr fcn 9lauben
9eibenft.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-02
Soiter bon Sampico.

Rad,ridten Welde bis gum 6ten Stbruar
reidcr, Nuo an Teu Srieans au9elau9t -
Da6 Sdiff Sneiafa 1T ungcfibr 80 Rciien
bon 1anlpcc pcrloren Qe9anser. Da6elbc
hattie 3ruppcn an goaro, Die aber ale, FAINT
Der Sdlifsmdnufd,aft, nit 9iu5nabme ocS
@apitdins, 9crettct wureen uno oielelbe be-
fneen ild) MIN Su Samptco.
Gin 9eriitt puree ~ Sdnpicc erbnltcn,
DcId,es mcloete bas Gin 3reffen swifhen een
Wericauer uno einem Tbeil Der ManIhaft
oes Sen. 8enrreD ifatt9eflmten habt 8icle
icaen anf beibcu Scitcu qctGetet wprccn
iein. Geocd, Ic0en uu1erc Sruspen Sie9er
9ebIirben Icin une @bibuahua riugcncmmcn
baben.
Sc Tub cbeufaa6 @rriittc bort ein9ctrcf.
fen, Urfd,e ipiHen noaen, ohs @cmmisio.
ncrS BON Der Stact Merico neg9cf1ubt nor,
ocn feicn, I'M Die SIngcIc9enbeitcn oielcr bets
ben 2dneCrn Su id,Ittten. Dtc(c6 @crildt
fun bon nnIerm @cId)waoer.
8riefc Die ~ Geu Orleans ertaItcn por,
Den fne, meIocn ebcnfalls bon einem 3rcfen
nabc @bibuabua.
Sen. patterlcn III Der Weiuun9 bas ta6
cinsi9c @cfed,t BON Seocutuua, in cinem
pfao Ger uad) Der Staot fIihrt, TAFT 9ebabt
haben, uno 9laubt bas unlcr 8crIuit uidt
ldwer friu f6ure.
Wan eIauttc cas c5 nod spe gBohen err
fcreern wilrce, bic @cu. Scott i'm Stanec
lei 2ampicc su perlaern.
Gas @crid,t baB Elm Sicber CrpabrIheiu,
lid, cos 9eIbe 5icber) inter unfcru Srupper
Su 2ampicc ausscbrcden fri bat I'D, teitd'
ti9t.
Scfcble pcn Sen. Scott ftnb gu 3ampicr
crbalteu pcrbeu, oGe Wiacn in Screitifaft
81 halten. Der Quarter meiifcr mar icbr
eifr9 beitdfti9t, uub hinIdnglid, Bdgen nm
bic prcuiGcn Ii. {. 10. eie itdb oafcIblt befn.
cet, Su tra9en, purecn in gerei!ld,oft 9e'
brad1t. Diclem mad, su urthcicu, Iollteu
iId' bic 2ruppen, in Der SfurSc, aaf cinru
Warlh tcaeben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-02
: Scr neue 4NrcGcent.93ibter.

Ia mir leBte Bohe Die @rnennuna ecs
= prtnale SoncS, Ga. als prrft.
eent'Hidter oicIes Diitriftes, nur in ipenis
cen 2eilen, unb IeIbit oas nidbt in alien I'M.
fern 3eitlin9ea, neil uns bic Tahrtdt ,u
ipdt CUR oauo fam, anSci9en fcnntcn,
9eben mir nod Scl9enocs, UNI alIc uuiers See
FER ucu Der @rnennun9, 70 nie BON wanncn,
unc iper bic perlcn III, in Scuptnis Su iescn.
Scerr Spnes in ;u Heaeino, Scrfs @aunty,
pcbnhaft alItpc man 9cgru ibu nidts bcicn,
oere eiuSupenoen bateu mill, aulIsr eaB or
ncdi ein at juu9er Waua fei. Derirlbc 1T
ni9efibr 35 Sabre alt, uuo it in Die Soieitrrs
Ndmilie uerbciratbet. Wcnn er eln 70 I'M,
partheitfder uno outer 9fidter, >4pie infer
lcetberiIcr frin icite, 70 iTno mir fir unler
3beil nit ihm sufrisben.