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The New York herald., 1864-09-26
The Cotton sup1iy.
THE corroS sUPrLY or ENGLAND.

From the Liverpool Journal, sept TO-
Leaving American politics oGt 0f ejaculation tbere re-
mains the cotton question We shsl have large remit
70 make 70 Egypt, Turkey and india but their
amount will be no more than last year, as much we
shall get very little more cotton from Them whereas We
shall send them much greater quantity OF manuiac-
tnres and s moet likely thai shall them tss for
their cotton. while they viii have 70 pay more for cur
goods, ae the margin between ara rnaDu'acsured
cotton has been much wider this year than lAt
Though our imi orts Of cotton from thina during the
frst Elk months Of the year showed an increase OF
S2 1,s o00 our imports Of tea sk from the same
source 10 me came time fel of 81 soo,ooo, while our
shpmenis OF cotton yarn, &c. goods showed al increase
OF nearly f6oo 00e The total increase 10 our IMPORTS Of
ali knos OF produce from Egyp, and Turkey durips The
period was IS SOC CO., and the total ncreAse Ia our
exports 81 600 o00 With the Hrazik The increase y
about the on bcsh sides OF the account showing
balance yet due 70 this country We are 10 derive shy
months was a olsws, compared with the nsosvs Of 1869
ana lefas--
The New York herald., 1864-09-26
Dumas and the Emperor.

CENSORSHIP OF TaE NEW PLAY OF THE MONT.
CANS OF PARIS
Paris september 9l corresponderce or the Liverpool
journal
NJ. Alexandra Dumas has had MS play, The 1ohi-
cans OF Paris, ioterdcted py the Passian Gems r.
whereupon d. Dumas. who never loses chance of
the Emperor, setting forth his IN Eumas) real aud
imaginary claims the Emperors forbeerapce. It must
be confessed that the real bear the relationship to
the pictorial merits he puts forward his that his
facts do in his novels TO bic ol.ies lie has written
tweve hundred books "none Of them calculated to raise
a blush" (that would perhaps depend on the complex
on, he baA avOiied all offence TO the reign powers
and some Of his plays bave run eight hundred nights
There is element OF fact In all this, but when
thinks Of the cations here spoken OF as original
works. one is rather puzzled Bus this s merely col
lateral part or the pun obique. ~ Dumas couples him.
These two gentlemen, be suggests, are mere failures
the one is "mere painter, the other is dreamer,
but l, the third 10 this trinity am popusrizer, and
successful This 3 the old argument OF quackery,
~ make money, therefore ! am a. genius y
But unluckiy, the coroary does not follow either
in literature or other Affairs. A clever cock who
adapt and and utilise the dered rsg
and tribes Of other men, Is likely TO be
than the artst who devotes his attention 10 the
point Moved doubtless by such consideration, b. the
magnificent grandoquence q N. pumss, and 10 defer.
10 his rather than his literary merit-IoY
how could such man be dangerous Ythe Emperor has
gracousiy deferred 90 the request OF the veteran anil
The Mohcans Paris will be played after little judi
cous sxcison has been exercised on II.
The New York herald., 1864-09-26
The Chrassian comnsssisH.

During the past week ,hs rnted states CHRISTIAN Com.
mission sent forward abou. twenty-five delegates ana
two hundred and forty lArse boxes 0f A''s nea
stores for the ref OF the wounded 10 Geasra saeIoan
army Inc zommi sscn has Geld agent on The sfoosd
looslus afes the interests q tho soldiers Mucn seaer,
ina sas taen f.lisred through thes exortiopA
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

Nav kuuc-ws have received new romanzs written
asd composed BY hss Clara N. Brinker ho, author Of
zone Flag or No Fss" ''Clarsan and ether popular
pieces. The new scDs 10 very pretty, bo,h to The
words and music. The sentiment is very nus And the
melody very attractive
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

An Admirable COnund um.-E ul wer
in his Pelham that mans taste. refinement md
be by the he Had he writ
stent book n Nv he woad have specified PHkbSN
SONS NIGHT BLOOMING ChREUs as the distinctive loy-
~ ertleman. Sold by all druggists As peo-
tic falling In quiet lake sends thousand rppeg crcn9
towards its shores a few drops of PHAION'S NIGHT
BLOOMING CEREUS sends forth waves Of ravshng per-
fme ha, flow far through the sphere OF
room BY all druggists.
The New York herald., 1864-09-26
Napsleen's Declining Health and
Dynasiic Troubles.
Maximilian's Policy Displeasing to the
Commerce Of France,

The steamship North American, which LETT Liverpool
clock IN the evening Of the 12h inst taxing
paee oe the Damascus, which was obliged To return
port machinery disabled passed Father Point last
saturday, on her voyage 10 Qnebcc.
is day latter thun the report Of the Per
ss synopsis OF appeared II the HERALD yesterday
m0rning, and the te ecsrahc detcis are given today.
The fince aud Pfucess Of Wales are receiving enthn
si1stic .emonsraons iu Denmark Trey expected to
visit Sweden and extend their tour to St. Peters
1 ifg. M
Prince Humbert, OF Italy, arrived at southampton on
The i2:h Instant. and left Tor Ioadon.
Tue steamship poruvian, from Quebec, arrived at
Londonderry three O'Clock the morning Of the 18th
The New York herald., 1864-09-26
yapoison,s Dimc uieIes.

AS usUAL-SEw gxBARRAssMENrs BIZ ROYAL
FRENCH MARRIAGE scHRMEs.
fhe hestatipg policy OF the government Is beginning TO
strike ite friends with sort Of presentment Of
coming change and the increasing dislike manifested by
the Emperor 10 wos-once s delight 70 de and ms pride
10 bars dous-s becon pg theme OF many and many
gloomy speculation none OF which are perhaps TO be
realized but which help 10 preserve that stagnaon
preven, the public from becomns aware Of the En-.
perors failing powers The Honitlr scarcely mentions
The divers reoiciues which took place al Chaleos,
the necessary observation of the absence OF the
Emperor, even banquet given Prince Humbert,
should alarm. But II has not escaped notice for
all and has Of conrse formed the Foundation for the
rupture OF many contract and the withdrawal from
many negotiation commenced before the visit TO the
camp while turtber excuse was either asked found
than the uncertain state Of affairs 70 which the un.
certain q his Majesiys health was likely 10 give
rise They say that the Emperor himself s so well
aware of the lssstude which IT, selling uyon his whole
system that ne exclaimed after rerusing the last
,tDe paiiir-ihc cry Of disappointment and
distress once uttered by the great Napoleon The con-
yrton a conveys Is far more effective 10 bringing mis-
forppe accord ng 10 the system Of philosophy pursued
ID our day than the most evil OF accidents,be STATE OF
mind induced by tue assurance OF departing
der,uq the individual unit TO battle with adversely
The brusaue departure OF the Empress for scnwalbsck,
without even taking the time TO get W any previous dis
easc, medical prescription ior the ksnsf.nr hse
given another dainty mcrsei for the rcys 70 fssa on,
and right actively they mas'icate too. showing as
they roll TO and fro, the various uncou,h shapes u 70
tsking whie the operation e going iorwarl . :.
the marriage u the Princess Anna Murat A. 10
currently reported that such y the one 'dee
10 the Imperial housenold ana the young
kins of Bavaria Is about to seek the healing
waters OF Schwalback, OF course u s sseted 10 the
gossips mind that her Majesty must be beut on this
match ,nakas errsnd snd 50 ctref tven the de
there d.Scspot~ 10 sn.r has been traced TO the
search Of husnaM "a ne person Of me Hosnodsr
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

Royal Havana Lottery.
rs per premium paid for prizes Information furnish
ed The highest paid for Doubloons and MI kinds Of
Gold and silver. TAY LOR co Bank srs, 10 Walst
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

At $50 Broadway, Messrs. Fowler ~
WELLS, Phreno Publishers. will keep their
scum open evenings Full written descriptions OF charac-
Mhdn destrAd.
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

Prizes Cnshed In all Legaitzed Lot
eries and Information given. JACOB, Broker sodlcs i7d
broadway New York.
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

To Paper MAN rurcrs.
will be paid for 10000 OF good F0urdrfntse
"p'' ' Apply at this oaie&
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

Type Metal and Old Lead Wanted
paid for few hundred weight Of Typo Metal
and old Lead. Apply at the desk Of this Office. IS
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

sure Curc-Rene's African Fever . nd
Ague Cure. II fails. Depo. SO Liberty strees, up
stai
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

Advice 10 PO1ftfc In ns.-ff You Wish to
keep your COOL Chevalisr Life for the HAIR
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

Single Hour with Headnche. Toosh.
ache neuralgia catarrh payB Use WOLCOTT0
Instant Anpihifator, IS cents and 81.
The New York herald., 1864-09-26
The New "Holy Ailia nce."
ELEMENTS OF A GREAT EUROPEAN WAR.
LoI Ianxtn D,Ha Ant q


The attempt made by Russia, Aus.
tria and Prussia 10 restore the Holy Alliance and which
the rst time exposed in these columns had the
effect OF driving from the minds both French and
English statesmen all selfish considerations and awaken
log them 10 the danger with which they
threatened Al present Fur pc appears tranquil be.
the policy OF Russia 10 Poland aud OF the great
German Powers In Northern Europe has been
crowncd with success. But II, cmpodened by this
success ard co1fden in the coalition they have formed
the Holy Alice retne purs the rc'tey ctich sg hare
inauggGted hey eiH dtsc9tr hdl h.re ia mit II tie
foib.drcnce With which their actions have hitherto
treated The time has not yet TO tcs. the merits
OF the revived alliance ogt when II does come
viii be much mistaken II the alliance VI the
Western lowers does not prove sufficiently powerful
negative the Influence whicn the former Is expected
10 exercise. Austria and Prussia have still much
do before The they have naugursted be
sidered complete. ln Germany the minor Powers have
not vet been ntimidafed pts absolute subsection. and
any stempt them would infalliby ncuce them
to seek the protect and assistance oi the Western
powers Europe Isl as We have already Observed ali
dDIsaropc,s trangai, but II the great winch
Prussia and Austria have undertaken 10 approach
summation, the period caDnot be tar distant when that
trapqs sillity may be disturbed.
The New York herald., 1864-09-26
Mise sIideiI's Marriage.

A CURIOUS FNkNtH MATRIMONIAL AN
TEsEDESrs OF HEg INTENDED HUSBAND, THE
REBEL BANKER.
fFaris (sep 81 correspondence OF Liverpool JouruaL
Ihe marriage Of N. Erangsr, the banker, 10 Mics SIS
dell, is caus my no small sensation.
M. rrlapger being Just divorced from Nile Odele La.
tte Charles Lae's dsughter, and the divorced 10 dy
beng sbout 10 enter the bonds OF mstrimony with the
cause of the divorce, makes the Of the highest
order OF picturesque interest One OF these
cuustauces which can never happen but 10 France
is recorded OF the incident which led TO the
divorce The guilty party being pursued by
the offended husband was, % course struck
With terror; but philosophy and contempt had
done much TO mitigate the pureuers wrath aud In
stead Of chsstieng the nso.enee according 10 the
fashion observed ia noves. he quietly placed he pocket
book into the hands Of the fugitive, excaimnr Lh
rsoieRre1 You have only taken ten thousand iraDcs
and you are going TO Rome Knowing yoor iar com.
panlon well, can safely say that such pairy
that viii be devoured before you got 70 xarsees There
10 double the sum. This will enable you 20 further OF
to Naples, Iefhapsand shall be the gamer, for you
will be forced 10 remain there Aud with this corscla
tory speech the injured party cooy turned upon his heel
and walked of.
So socs the iegend, at least.
The New York herald., 1864-09-26
eu,s they show nss our trade n 10 no worse position

IVeutS sHey su0W thsS Vur Hau6 40 W0f9O P7sF0u
tnsn IL was year ago
rKs COTTON caIsys ENDED IN FRANCE
The Paris kontsar says fds cotton crisis 10 vol nHh
passed and that Ceylon, Algeria, Guiana aud shs West
Indies will soon produce cotton for France.
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

Batchelor's Hair Dye-ihe Best In the
world HArmesa reliable The only peEfeOe
dye. Sold BY oil drugyss Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1864-09-26
F,ance in the East.

gAPID EXTENSION or FRENCH IHFLuESCE AND INTE-
REST IL COCHIN CHINA--A HEw COMMERCIAL
TREATY
Saigon (Juiy lol correspondence OF Correspondents
Havasl
treaty OF reace and commercial cor yenton have
been concluded at Hue with the AnDane government.
lhey sguei the 10Th July They ofcr great a-
vantaes France aud largely Indemnify her for the ex
auge she has made OF the part OF the territory con.
querei by her 10 Lower Cochin Chua
lhe principal clauses oil those arrangements the
protcctorate OF franco The six provinces of lower
Cochin China; the opening OF three important ports on
the coast Of Annam with the Concession OF
ly miles Of ground round each or the ports
for establishing factories liberty for French mer.
chants to circulate and do business throughout
the whole kingdom OF Anpam entire Freedom for French
missionaries to teach the Christian religion The estab
shmept OF consuls at Hue and in The ports opened to
trade; and lastly the payment Of indemnity Of
hundreo millions OF francs We thus nud ourselves
eved from part Of the heavy charges which weighed
on as IN Cochin China and from which many despaired OF
obtaining any good result
France retains vast territory at saigon, Cape st.
jacques and Mytho she remains mistress OF the river OF
Saigon aud Of the large river Can,boda, and commerce
may henceiorth be developed without impediment 10
those distant countries The treaties are 10 be ratified
within six months
The Annamite government In order TO prove lis good
intentions, has sent to Saigon OF 500 COO francs,
he OF the annutcs DUE according to the treaty
Of the 9TH Of June, 1862.
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

C0rns, Bu nions. Natis Enlarged Jot nts.
all diseases Of the feet cured By Dr. ZAcHARIE No. 7O
The New York herald., 1864-09-26
anacb,, rbs w,es or Paris sIv.ve on the look out

or waIacha The w,gs OF Paris always the look out
for jest. declare ofiAs Marat fanity completely beside
themselves cih the noyryfng Of the journals. concerning
Ms phaRiom poss Of ne Prtcess Arat, had vesovsd y
taks her 10 Me Eax 10 dispose Of her taa1n to the
Sultan.
The fact is, that now days, among the many qucs.
Tons which alarm and puzzle the thinking man -
Inc ossnsal, the sshisswig noIsseia or the Polish
and that Is the matrimonial question. ine Pc.
siiion OF marrying prince or marrlageaois M
princess becomes every day more rerplexng Have We
not Prince Humbert his travels in search Of wife,
aud the heir OF the Cars about to demand the hand o. shs
second daughter Of Denmark in order to become bfoher
10 law Of the Prince Of Wales And then George King
OF Greece, begging for the hand OF Russian princess
These marriages would change the face Of Europe
therefore they opposed by every e sharp steel pen
used IN the fabrication of imperial journals Russia VINO
has always had eye her preponderance in Greece,
not by What that blessing. Ac
cordins TO the terms expressed ~ the WI .,
TO be indispens be-the .nesns not hinted
at. Bat another consideration goes great way
with moor ttie seaSeasa behaved ru and nstea Den
mark, 10 be regarded as greater honor tnan union
with the imperial family OF France It is simply qucs-
tion OF antiquity OF noesse, greater that that OF any
branch IN Europe The biazonry and quurerugs of the
royal family OF Denmark purer apd tree from
stain than these oi any otheg regning family. Louis
Dixhuit, great suckier for ceremony aod ell
qnete OF precedence, always chose his ambass adors TO
OF the Kingdom "After me y was he wont to say,
the King OF Denmark takes rank as tho srs gentleman
Blu, what vitality royal grandeur In this
century, Napoleon married an Archduchess OF Austria.
aho ianceu nmseu lhereby accepted amcDgst Tue roya
races Of the Continent But his father law was first to
make against him when tho time or trouble came on
The frmes aud surest alliance TO be made by sovereign
s amongst It's own people the only one which fails not
n time and costs neither men nor money to malntan'
ate the affair for the King Of Greece and
already reused apparently by the symptoms OF
prosperity betokened by this step tward kouse.
keeping the part OF the young Kiug have the repre-
seutatves OF France England and Russia held meeting
% x the terms Of the reimbursement Of the old debt Of
1924 OF course under the pressing influence of
matrimonial perspective the young King will hasten TO
satsfythe demand. Human nature s always the same,
whatever the class cline These royal creditors
behave exactly Lcvy, Moses and jacobs would do
under the circumstances. lu Paris, where | ne
marriage announced nne days before not after the
marriage. IN England the bridegroom is denged with
all his outstanding bills aud the fear of exposure makes
him enter into The most onerous agreemen, fer payment
out OF the brides Gowry.
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

Legal Doc nts an srnnAs For
Cuba Porto Rlse son,h America ard Spain. carefully pre-
pared ny :. CANACHO, 2iS BroKdway ffansAueun
from the spansh, French and Ergiish langaxt Refer-
enees-MAstlADd. Phelps a Co,
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

Ladies' Rreastpins--Now styless-I wcs.
Three Five, light. Ten IN rtyfve possrs escb ~
sac by GEO O. ALLEN, 10. as Broadr ~ one docr 90
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

Hnapp's Indian siren - heninG PIas-
ters are the bestremedy known for backs
pain in The side or breast usaAisn and knty
paints. Sod By AL druggists.
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

spruiafan's Prepared 4iue.--ThIS
80 etod article now prepared ffssh warranted 10 sivs
sstisi.slon Fer sslsh the dspo 40 Liberty s,reeA up
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

Mrs. Winslow,s soothing syrup, for
children Teehng curee Dyseo.ey and Dafra1a' rsgnasS
ms s,omnsb and Bowea and cures W md Collie.
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

The West Coast of Africa. eE.
The West Coast Of Africa malls have arrived in Eng
land The British Commodore expected daily 10
blockade the Benin river for the purpose Of enforcing
the fine imposed the natives for tho outrage Dr.
Henry IS establishment
The New York herald., 1864-09-26
Deafness, Impaired Sight,

Criseadore's HAIR Dye, Preventative
h Depot, wholesale md RETAIL Mo- Astor House,
The dye applied By skiliu artistss
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

y.,vovs and Dcbiiitated Sufferers, Use
upr M Sr ms Genuine rrepara.isnh
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

u~imboid'- Genuine Preparations
Sod NJ HELxBcLDs chemcai warsaeuee. 594 Br adwsy
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

GILT Combs-New ssYies, JUST RecsIved-
Two Three Four Five rsenty Dollars each. For ole
bv GEORGE G. ALLEN No. 4I5 Broadway one~door ~
In ma
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

Chtua.
Advices received at 81 Petersburg report the capture
of NaDkn by the imperiasts.
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

The Japsncse Hair stain Coiors the
whskeu ustache beautiful black brown II con-
OF Irsparasop Color viii not fsde Or wash
out Only 81 centn tox.
q c. uPaAN philade lphiA Sole Proprietor.
For sale hy Helm bold bQ& RyoatwAy. pemas Barnes -
Co, u Park =. G. Wells Co.. lis Franxn sresN
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

For Weak Nerves. Horror os Death,
Trembling, use ngLYBoLD's Genuine Preparations
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

For Diseases of the Bladder. Gravel
nd Dropsy, use HRLMBoLD's Genuine Prspa-s.iouss
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

highest Prcmiusn Loeb stitch Sew Ing
Msehlnes wYLBLsE a wILsoS, 62o Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

CHRONIC CATARRH.
DISTRACTIONS OF THE EUsrAcHIAN TUBE
CURED,
BY DIR. Won EI3EEBERO,
his consulting 8i6 Broadway near Twelfth ssree&
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

telegram from Cons ant'nope states that the niyan
has consented recall the Turkish ee from funis as
well as the commissioner accredited to tho Bay.
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

For Dimcuify OF BreAthing. General
ycakness, use HELNBoLD's Genuine Preparations
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

The Ministers OF various nations have brought under
the notice the Spanish government tue PRACTICE "
hiring into vessels without WarB0g when natoua colors
not displayed by the tariaa batteries In future
vessels will receive notice by blank cartridge and
shot tho bow before bong fired into.
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

For Loss OF Power, Loss of Mcmovy,
50 HELMBOLD'S Sennine PreparAtiona .#
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

For Night Svcass, Cold Feet. Dinners
OF Vision, use BELNBoLDs oenu,ne Preparatious.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-12-22
SaS bcrlprcnc GaraDies.

Nad Der @etauptuns ~unierer ihiraorcuirenesn
8eltrcrtencrer, prn Der reutiden Shule nno rrn
Der Wanfse ghule, 1T hieisr &ries Gin watrsr Ge<
gen fir bas 9ann. Grit rurh hielen 8rieB iolen
mir bic rabre Brei6cit, Cen wabren 6crtltritt crz
riuasM. Wenn man pieien mpSerncn Weltrcrtelz
ierern Glauten ihenft, 10 bsfanrsn iih bic alten
8irser, Die iih uno bas Saab Dor 1870 Sahren
fir iebr sliidlib tielten, in einem iebr eroben Srrs
ttunl. Sas trabre Slid, Die game rcfe, fcppeltz
unteritritenc Srsibeit = nit Gtncm Ncrte cas
tauienoja6rise Reih auf Grpsn, icl crit mad eieiem
arieae fcmmeu. sc lit gut, cap es in Der Nbrliz
%tirnilten 4arttei ieltit nod eini3e menise teicnnez
ne 2suts aiett, bic ifer hisie l~innlcien Yrablsrsicn
Ger fetrcsenen cher tetrisenosn 9rrp9eten tbrer Ell
senen Yartbei nnsldufi9 Den Scpf lhhtcln. 60
gum 8ciirisl Der vNcrterrrpcrt tSeralb," Elm Gins
%eolntlatt, ater ernierratir, last iid in ~iclsenren
wabren, rerltanoisen sSprten pernetmen, relde mir
aasn fleinen uno srcben Yartbsisdnsern Ron Der
gSsltrertsisrer 3unft sur t~rniten 8eberStsuns smz
pfsflem:
rsSir fSnncn nihtS 9siIsrss batsn, ala tras mir
rcr bislem Griss gefabt taten. Gptt fann Der
Mteni1bsit feline fsHers SAFE 81 She'll trercen lais
len, mod 1T bic menialihe Natur tsiGtist. cine telz
Icre Gage ais bic unisrs 9srelen Ill wiirrigen.
Wenn jenals Gin Yarabics auf Groen ~rerlrren sins.
10 ,rurne es nurh eas amerifanilH e Bolt beim Nus:
bruAe hieier NetsQicn p%srlcrsn. SSenn es icmali
elm s~oloeneS 3sitalter se9eten fat, 10 rarsn es 81,
Ietenii3 Sabre nm erer ununtertrchenen Matchmaker
ernitituticncQen Nesierung."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-12-22
Gin weibna6tsaef6euf!
gtbrabam Qiucoln forbert 100000 mebr

Sic folasnne fur;e, ater intaltsiamere BeiAees
runs traf setern rurh ten Selssrartsn Gin 800
Gin slnfruf nnS cine i3ietnns fir 3OO,OoO
7ruppen, nm bic 9adsn gu faasn, Die Sur4 @rsnits
ami letten Nufruf hsrrrr9erufen 'r"rSsn, iinp rem
NrGinenten angecrnnst rcrosn.
6. 81. Stantpn, Straightforward"
Msan fest, GER sinecln fcnnte ss ni4t iibsr's
Ser, trinsen, ct mubts ieinem @clfe cine gSsits
nontsfreuSe maiden. Sc Gnb ia tlcs 100000
Manm - alto tlos ~pcrtdu6s Gin fleinsr siidentis
Ger, peiter niAts.
Oas nielen Win!er nod elm .auiruf fcnlr'sn tr''rs
&c, mar rcraussuishsn, ater CT 1T lhnsasr Ssfoms
men ala man ertrartete. Sic renisen falten i3eiz
len bes 3riesslsfrrtars trerosn 'rie Gin Slis aus
tsiterem Simmsl sauisnee itsrraiasn, sauisnesn
tie Weibnadtsireusen i'm shocbe ibrer Uam.l's
psrtittern Sehs fatteune Bruf mub es ts9rei1sn,
mas 20 teibt, ,rsnn einem 0isnihen nnrd pisr 3sis
len plSbliA Bic Musiht erSfnet nrirS, risllsi@t iacn
in ,rrenisen Mcaen aus BEN Mr,nen isiner siets"
a~eriIen une atS 8riessfneht fcrt9slhlsrrt ~ 'rerz
Ssn. altsr eas grlf fat es ssmOut, Der Niae hss
Nctfes uuE ae}heben! Is