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The Income Tax Law. J.

There is an impression that persons who
failed to report under the Income Tax Law
by the lst Of May are subject to a penalty
The act of March, 1865 inficis penalty Of
additional tax oftwehty-fye per eentuIn, ain
ell cases Of willfnl neglect or refusal to make
return on or before the first Monday in May"
but, we infer from letter of the Commis-
sioner TO Wilcox, an Assessor in Maine that
the Treasury Department has decided that
neglect even after the ninth instant is not to
be considered to be "wilfuP' until the Assis,
iant Assessor calls upon persons In default
and in person, asks for his Or her return. In
such case, the person asked must furnish
the return at once, or be or she will
be deemed willfnlly in default, and liable to
The twenty-five per 'cehtum penalty. II, on the
pther,hand the person in, defaults potiAt home
or at his or her usual place Of business when
the Assistant Assessor calls then. the ,As,
sessor mnst give him or her. ten days 10 make
the return, before a,penslty esp be inflicted.
II, .therefore, ,iit be case Of mere careless
neglect, il wonld seem that before the Assist
ant Collector osn,in4ict alpenalty he must in
person call for o delinquent, at his or her
house, or place Of business and il not found,
must serve Q written polce, with blank forms,
and then await ten dsys Oineinndtf En-.
quSTer. el ir ndi HI ~ 1f ft Ydr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12
Imporsant TO Trarelers.

Chief Justice Chase, in case before ths
United States Court at Baltimore, has reu
dered a'decision In reference to the respon
sibility Of steamboat owners for baggage
which may also have a ruling effect upon
tho similar responsibility Of railroad com
pauies - HgDtYgU y UHAglH
III saH tral l.i.fW 81 .oF f0 agI
T. A passenger on steamboat who pays fare
or has free passage 70 & specified place, is
entitled to take with him the hsua qu&ntity
OF baggage, and the owners of The vessels are
responsible for the safe conveyance and de-
livery Of the baggage as common carriers.
Bat this responsibility as common carriers for
baggage, ends with the voyage of the passen-
gers, unless continued BY q special contract
express or implied. /. .5 '''
II, in the absence OF such contract, the
owner Of the baggage leaves il on the boat,
voluntarily or Intentionally, and without the
knowledge OF the officers, ii must be at his
own risk, Hsacapg not by sas sh action, im-
pose the responsibility Of common carriers
upon the owner. Il is true that baggage SO
left, when found to be on board, must be re-
tanned untilit csn be landed al some conveu.
lent place. and it may be that williul mis-.
conduct or gross. negligence in. respect 70 il,
Of the officers or servants of the boat, would
subject the owner to responsibility. 1vt
: entertain some doubt on the last point,
but am clear, If no such misconduct or gross
,pegligence be found, the loss OF such baggage
must be borne by its owner. lfatw ...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12

NEw NAME FoR Rallies. The Rev. Mr.
Gallagher, Of Brooklyn, who seems to have
been on The recent excursion. writes to the
= THE company on the OceRnus came
away loaded witpIehcs We had stiG leather,
penny books irom the sacked City Librsry.
magnolia leaves from Calhoun's grave and
Memmingers residence, papers from the
banks, records from the Courthouse, gilded
cherubS heads ftbm the chnSohes. manAcles
ron, the. slave. marts, seldies breastpiates,
and epaulets, md a new, neatiy!fnished rebel
flag, which was presented 10 the lSnmter Club
by its finder" 'a ar ~ 7a igs isaf
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Dlscoveriss ian arizona.

D..;.,- I,.;sIIr ~. uur.0i-. q n. u
HuEHis Trip " hne lVhhg mlping
and Exploring Fxpedition'' from New York
to San Francisco, /, per formed during 1864
m nro,arons nro,arons rei;co i o,nc;;a,nJ, ~ a.a,,Ia1,.
1.O,Yss -.'s,..s.suT,w ~, " !. 'e"' 'ee~'S' e,o1
were ulscoYetep'.n correspondent oil the st
Louis Republican says: E"A''or
Broken pottery is, found strewu over all
the parts travelled over. Ancient forts. attn.
ated on the highest peaks of hills aud monuA
aims, are numerous; and towns Of consid era
Bile size are seen in almost every valley Of
note throughout the entire region Of Arizona
proving that the country was settled in for.
mer times by better and more industrious
race than the present tribes OF ..hieyinp
murderous Indians, called aApacheria II Is
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Vic AssaaaIhntIa TFiAia.

u
The Albspy(N. Y9 Argus aud Atlas in
aludiug to this subject, says 10 .., .,sa a'7ai
Ut is TO bs regretted that as the trial 6s to
involve the great fact whether the Richmond
authorities were aceompliees and instigators,
il was not to be had before the civil courts
and ajury Of citizeps.suP Puttipg out ofgiyiew
the constitutional question, and regardhg
this as a military, elTeuse--thei killing of q
Commander,ln-C Chief in the midst OF his p for
ces-yet. public opinion would be better sars-
fed by trial under the forms OF law. The
military courts have been organized 10 con
vict, by the confession Of o leading member
Of, the Administration. The sHoase Off Rep
resnntatlyes by anleDphstio vote has recently
declared its want of confidence in, such tri-
bunals, and demanded the restoration of the
jurisdiction, ot the courts. 1.ta4q1if BIO Eynw
IA verdict against Davis & Co. if pro-
nounced before such o tr bunal will have far
less weight than if,Prqnovnesd bysjury"
The Albany Evening journal, a leading
Republican and Administration paper speaks
cut bodily against this military commission
business It says: ..s
"The Provost Marshals are to close up their
Offices as quickly as possible, and the busi-
ness of pursuing desertersis to be terminated
at once. 1t ia to be SUPPOSED that this sten
will befollowed directly by a stoppage Of ar
bitrary arrests. Whatever Justification may
have existed in the past for the suspehsion Of
legal PROCESS in the case Of disloyal parties,
there is certainly none now Public sentiment
Of the North is thoroughly united, and en-,
tirsly souud. No danger exists that BY any
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DIVORCE NoTICE

o,,n.r,.. = ,'r ,Yl-a Montgomery Common Pleas.
'iitk dsess.iant VIII take nohes THAI on the Ism
IA ths ~ iSoo, me pie niiB sled petition
o, tie nnsrria 80 ,onuHot between sn
~ ~ an she aeiendani, upon the ground of the nen
tAl thcs iaily 0i ihe de 70 sdant al the tma n - -
srsd ses 'ao The case viii be heard At the June tsrm
slw6 HOuK A NcuAuOx
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ROAD NOTICE

NJ VIlols is hereby gwen that petition will he pye
~ hon yea 70 the Board OF Commissioner of Mont
aonsiy SSouh1, uhio praying tor the location og 4
county Road IN Washingtop township besnn,na
aooH Two miles south oi Oentaryile on the 1,s,s',s
And Lebanon Turnpike road, and runnlnR east aisy1
lHo sii haif miles tn the Green County line t, 49,,
on Ta or near the lines OF J. A. Watkins, p. A, Iaee
wIison n"eI1, M hnd ne heirs Of j. s. Roberts j.
SsiLs m ana Joseph Thomas, TO The Green Ocunty inc
70 oe & 3eaed on or near the section line rhs nett
n5wS ~. Makv ptisp SsiIsk \, y ~ ~ sSnne.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12

s:ou one occasion a Colonel was asked by
some ladies Il il was not worse for the gem
tlemen TO drink than for The ladies 10 use
snuff The Colonel replied that both were
very bad, and thai il his wife shonld ever
take to snuff, he'd ticker certain.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12
GreatImprOEement inBeehIVes
Ahead OF ETerythlhg OF the Kind that
\ b8islla hasset been Patented. 10y
IA susE PREVENTIVE AaAJEsT MOTH.

OR receipt ofone collar a citcular robtainin, . en
" engraving with full directions will he ioF,sarieJ
which enable yOp 10 construct this hive mo difCnltv
whateysrf m the mechanism) or 10 attach The 6xfnr,
20 pry oihht hive The common hox hive fixed hi
ihe way would, in my humble ju dgmeDt, bs rem.
Herea ni 4npori0r 10 any % the two hundred and
tseniy-hVe hives that have heen patented since the
burning oftile Peteat Ofsiee IN is8sI ~ '1N ~
Bees delight 10 work in these hives
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12

- W. sfff soqi y, D, presidf at Columbia Celleae:
i. .Guney, u. D., correspondinR Secretary COO
nlEafiop. Soeletyi Hon. Charles Mason. Prsstient
Of the National Democratic Executive com,nittss
Washington CITY, n. q. m2dsw,s@
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NOTICE

NJ VIioE ls hereby gwen that the underslga,d ,b.s
~ neen appointed and qualified as Administ,aies
Ca Seh"arlh deceased, late ofMonpafnerV
SONaSs Id S''''' GEORGE HERBI8, =
"S Adminiatrator
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~, 800 REWARD

70 any peEs9A gho VII produce morS efectise pre-
great gimphcty and chsaphess over ali oth,.r,' ths
aeovo reward viii lie given 'o
4 1hiR hfveLusel1ens val appeNg 10 his paper hut
thls once thefeiore secure this valuable nvention
~ orderngd vt once, as It is posigesy worth 10 anV
peroh engaged 10 the bee business, more than
tEeny-nye times the price asked for it,
All orders should BE- addressed 70 t
BRYAN TYSON,
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Imperial N Austrian Money Dis.
niv 81 % ,slmat tributiOn. tomsa

OF THE STATE LOAN OF THE YEAR 1854.
lTHIs Loan of P0rty Millions of FIorins, is 10 he
repaid IN Prizes amqunnng to 100 9s3 600 Florihs,
Galeh are Guaranteed by the Imperial and Royal
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ADvERTIsING mATRs.

IN DAILY.
One square, eighty words, solid) one nseTton..s 60
One square, three day go. / 90
One square, one week. ......... .. / 80
One square, one month. -. 8 so
Cne squhre' tnTee 90
ohe square, sif Honths 90
IN WEEKLY
One square, eighty words, one week ...,,...s 81 90
Per square, each week In addition. ...... 90
90
- TeTms for Advertisements tccul yinp q eater
space or for aonRef period than above specified made
known at the Counting Room, All Advertisements are
cha ged al the above ers 1tten nrreern ent
is made previous 10 insertion. All casual advertise.
ments must BE- paid for in advance f7I rs
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o1sETPnr1 MOWER.

Parties wanting d No. 7 single Mower STRONG.
CONTACT and BELIABLE should purchase the
"Chpper." Send for a circular. - 3. -,
'1,. ~ BoMBEKGER, WIGHT 4 CO.,
lsdlBaW2m No.354 TIth street. Dayton, ohio. q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12
SPICE AND COVE OYSTERS

eSoi sn assortment OF Ielhee, Middleton Hams An,
nIh91ulders, Lamps and Coal OIL Sugars and Cofcss
loAies, spices, Fancy Soaps &c; IN fact eyeryfLie
VIZ S1h me markets AFFORD that is desirable 10 osISiacc
SheMefs Newould say Keep the beet article Of Nm
Cut that can be had. Come ane etme III snd : @ ~
shat can do M'INTiRE a na,1Ii see
uefda"dm Main 81. doors bs low MArkst .
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1864 1854
FRESH GROCERIES 4!

III shel lsmlH desires good, fresh Groceries and
~ We would remind all PERSONS inlerestss t s,Ys 1
US "A call. '>~ ." ave
Q "A N NJ Il ID f R UrrS s
western Peaches Plums, s.rawbernies. onincas
AoihAlos blackberrtes, and Cherries; then we hrye
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12
sTEHEOSc0PEs & &sTERE0sOOPIc VIEWS

OF these we have an immense assortment, including
ssspsa. Gf6ups, sAEIzry, &c, elF Also he Soivina
Sterescopes, tor pubi or private exhibition. Our
Catalogue VIII BE sent 90 my address on receipt o 4
Stamp.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12

The Albany IN. Y9 Argus aud Atlas in
alludlhg to this subject, says .ul o,ad aI3aI
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ag]aIlg empire
The Fentans In Ireland.

The steamer China brings English n6Ws to
Oct. lst. The news with regard to the ar-
rests Of the Fenians i5 important
The Fenians were brought before the police
magistrates at Dublin on the 30lh ult in
cludng the editor and proprietor Of the Irish
People newspaper. Mr.. Barrey, Queens
counsel, appeared for the crown and made a
long speech He said that within the last
fortnight G3, 500 had arrived from America to
be expended in revoutiouizng Ireland, and
by that days mail the government had inter
cepted q letter for one of the prisoners R7med.
Sapper, containing a draft for e4l5 op the
house Of the Rothchilds, and several other'
letters containing bills OF exchange. The
making of pixies had also been extensively
carried on. One Of the prisoners had made
1000 OF these murderous weapons, mud mum
erous revolvers and breHst-plates had also
been found in the possession OF the prisoners
connected with the Irish People newspaper
He quoted an incendary paragraph, urging
the employment of force, from the number Of
that paper which was about to be issued when
the Office was seized Mr.. Barry concluded
his speech by asserting that the Fenians we're
powerful, both ia Ireland and America He
trusted that this affair would end forever such
hopeless couspiracies. Evidence was then
given against the prisoners, and some Of
them were identified as connected with the
suppressed Fenian organ The investigation
wRs still pending October lst, and would pro
laby last for several days.
AT a private examination Of six OF the
Feuans at Dublin castle evidence was put
in showing that the plot Of the Fenans was
OF the most sanguuary character IL was y
write down the nobility the arietocraoy and
the landowners, and assassinate them all on
the breaking out of the rebellion The duke
of Leinster and others we're specially named
for assassination. The linen manufacturers
and others were to be CO led on TO give ma
tetial support to tho Fenian cause under
threats OF determination and conhscatIoh o!
their property if they refused to do 80. The
evidence OF treason against the prisoners ie
said to be most complete.
A special commission will shortly be con-
vened at Cork 70 try the Fenan prisoners on
the charge OF high treason Feniansm is
said to have been discovered among the Irish
residents in London, and the police we're
keeping strict surveillance over them.
The official Dublin Gazette OF tho 29th ooa.
lains r proclamation dsarminR several places
| ia Tpperary. Limerick and Waterford cuun.
| ties.
The London Times suggests tina, the Prince
Of Wales should visit Ireland occasionally
snd points out that the royal family have pas
sad more time on the continent than IN the
sjster kingdom The Times correspondent
in America represents the Feniaus as muster
ing three hundred thousand men in America
SIR Robert Peel Chief Secretary OF lrelanC
had been summoned before a magistrate By
Robert Grey a Dublin banksr, in consequence
of an alteration in a railway carriage.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-14

On Monday, Octoper "a, Gen. Lee was in>
stalled President OF the Washington College,
et Lexington, Va. The proceedings were
strictly modest and unpretendlng- Lee
baviug absolutely ogerruled proposition for
an imposing public display with music, militia
ry, and girls bearing chapIst3 of iowers, The
ceremony took place in recitation room, AT
which only the college officials and few town
officers and visitors were present.
The General was inducted into the room by
the Board Of Trustees, Athis entrance end
introduction in the room, all rose bowed and
then become seated, The inatallation was the
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suow storm aG sals Lake.

The Salt Lake News Of September 18Th
reports a heavy snow storm on the Saturday
previous in that valley, and says 'itstormed
eastward as far as Laramie, and foot Of
snow is reported on tho Swoetwater. The
SNOW was six inches deep on Green river y
The snow fell in huge fakes for hours. The
News add
I'VE have heard oilots Of sugar cane, late
wheat and other standing crops being leveled
With the weight Of the snow, and we know
that the fruit trees in many parts suffered
severely, peaches in perticuler The snow
falling on the thick foliage OF trees already
being borne down with heavy crop OF fruit,
spintered limbs of, and split open trunks 10
a serious extent aud altogether did a great
amount Of damage d.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-14

HNunah Alice cream"r Court Of Common Pleas
c (of Montgomery Co, o,
ENTILLiAM James Creamer. whose residences n
w unknown is notified that Hannah Alice Creamer
did on the 18th day of Eepember 1865, file har peti'
ton n the Office OF the Clerk the Court OF Common
Pleas within and Tor the county OF Montgomery and
State OF OHIO, charging tho said William James Cream
or with adultery with woman unknown TO the sAd
petitioner and also charging him with gross neglect
Of duty towards her the petitioner asking that she may
be divorced from the said William James Creamer,
which petition will stand Tor hearing Rt the next term
of said Court. HANNAH ALICE DREAMER.
By ADAM CLAY, her Attorney. oct5W6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-14

This invention consists OF Duplex (or two) Elliptic
Pure Refined steel Springs, ng9nously Braided
tightly and Firmly together, Edge to Edge, making
he Toughest. most Flexible, Elastic and Durable
ipring ever used They seldom Bend or Brake,
heir perfect and beautiful Shape more than twice as
ong as any Single spring Skirt that Ever Has or
Gan be made.
The wonderful hexibility and great comfort and
pleasure b any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skir will be experienced particularly in all crowded
Assembles Operas, Carriage, Railroad Cars, Church
Pews, Arm Chairs, ior Promauale and House Dress,
~ the Skirt be folded when in use to occupy
small place rs easily and conveniently as Silk or
Mnsn Dress
Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort and
Great UOnyene lce OF wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt for n single day viii Never Afterwards willingly
dispense with their For Children, Misses and
Yonug Ladies they are superior to all others.
The Hoops covered with plv double twiated
thread and will wear twice long tho ngle yarn
covering which is used on all Sogle steel oop Skirts
Steel, and twice or double covered to prevent the
covering from wearing of ths ro1s when dragging
down stairs, stone step7, &s., &c,, which they ARE
constantly subject to when ia use.
All are made ofthe new and elegant Corded Tapes
md are the hest quslity IN cyey part, giving tho
wearer the most graceful aud perfect Shnp" possible
ard are Internationally the lighsst, most lesIrablo
comf lrtable and economical Skiu ever made.
Vests Bradley6 ary, Propr ct5rs Oft Je invention,
and Sole MauuhoturerH ~ Chambers and 20 a u
Reade Streets, New York.
A For Sale IN all hrst-cass Stores in this City. and
throughout the Uulted States and Gan lda Hava de
Uuta Mexico, Soutn Americ o, an the West Indies.
p1-Inquirs for the Duplex Elliptic Tor do ihlr)
prog Skirt aug2 imd
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rhe six and third Octaves are Eve feet eight inches
onq, and two feet niae inches wide. The seven Oc.
ayes are six feet long, and three OF wids Outsds
All large round corners, finished back ant front
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-14
Stubrs.
EDD YES Gal
Kerosene Cooking & Heating
STOVES AND RANGES.
THESE COOKING STOVES WILL
BAKE, BOIL, STEW, FRY q ROAST

with the greatest economy and facility, aud With
out heating the room in which they are used They
are perfectly simple operating like an ordinary ke'
rOsene Lamp with chimney, and are the only Kero.
sene Stoves that burn without smoke or Oior
1--WE have been perfectly astOnhhed 70 see what a
labor saving, dirt saving and heat-savlng inst uon
is EDDH's PATENT KERO5ENE STOVE. Taking
the cost OF running II, and tho result attained, Il n
the best patent in the market" ~ WfOcestor Daiy spy
Our Heating and Cooking stoves are very .onye-
nent aud economical, especially wherea FIRE is re-
qured but few hours st time, ..
Orders for stoves may he sent through American
Advertising Agency, $50 broadway, New York
LESLEY a ELLIOT, Manufacturers.
aug 10 3wd tr.r. b No. fDi Broadway, 1.
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Large sizes, Rich Rosewood Cases Elegant.
ly finished Heavy powerful tone &c.
large Round Corners complete finish, back and
front.
Seven oataves, New Scale A. "A. patent Iron Rim)
$50 .A'
Grand Square, IA octayes do, A. toe. 500
Ornamental finish carved legs, all around Cor
ners.
even octaves, New A. Scale patent Iron Rim,)
500
Grand Square, ~ Oetaves do, Scale to O. $50
Carved legs, ornate fnish, serpentine Mold.
inPs.
Gssnd Square ~ oetavos, Patent Iron Rim,l s 800
Rich carved legs, Beaded aud serpentine
holdings,
rand Square, ~ Oetsves, tP Iron Bim) 5 $50
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SMALL PARLORPIANOs.

FULL, ROUND, MELLOW TORR-EASY AND
ELASTIC TOUCH-RLEGANT AND OR
NAMENTAL IN APPEARANCE.
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nxHHY I'VE pnHFHcr EIhNS TAFEASGFR TO

Wholesale Agent for Piano Stools, Tuning Scales,
tuning Hammers and Forks Musical Instruments
and Musical Merchandise Of all kinds, Piano Forte
maker materials Of all kinds, 6c &C., 6c., all AZ the
owest prices, Whom ordered, please give Idate Of
Circular. Address all Orders. t..."
Oh. WILLARD,
iesdawt AT Broadway, New York,
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10 I--sir and third Oetdrss, See FfsA. Rich Rose
toOOd Cdses, (IroR RIM $50
yo 2-Seren OetGvss, Rich Rosewood Gases, Iron R,D
Scale C. ~ c. s 400
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u. MITCHELL
0 YES! 0 YES /!

fTNHE undersigned IL q duly ncepscd uatnnesr
u FOR Montgomery county, and will cry sales, A.
oilen a. his snrYiCes, may be in demand. D..
Persons who have not taken out license will be at
tended 20, IL they violate the law
N. B.--Residenee ~ miles southeast Of MIAMIS.
BURG. Orders leit withJOHN KIsER, it,, or ADAM
Oh Af, Miamlsburf on Main street viii be attended
10. Col, GEORGE KlsER.
augJ0-wlwoV
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-29
9ie S6redcustbat bon Gorburp, Wlaiiabuietts.

slus 9pitrn mirb senslnet: @sfsrn purns in
ssmpnz a}lacc, IN @essn,part Der 5ipar nidt wa9n=
innsen ater tef erihuttsrtsn Wfuter, elmer sSitt<
re, Siatsga unb Srtn g. Spies, Die Srfer zines
Ger enlpSreuhtsn @srtrehsn, Die je tssanssn .pur=
Den, feisrlh teernist. Sic 2eide bes Mabhens,
pelhes itsr risr;sbn Sabre aft, lblanf ,nb pcll
sshaut uno Bon einnebmenbem slsubern mar, rurnc
III guiIsp's GsbSl;, mslbes etwa bre Mdsr umfast,
unerbal6 100 Shritte BON 5pe .Sauisrn, an einsm
Alasc, no Die Sinber auSenl9sinlih init Srdn5es
mineen teihaTti9t sspecn naren, enf9efunoen.
Ser Munb bss unsladlihen &inbss mar NIT
Gras Sussltrr, ibre llntsrflsicer maren serriiIen
unp i6r StSrpsr mar BON Der SGfts bis gum 8ruifz
tsin BON q Wle6sritthen jerFsidt. au5 Der tpsis
ten AusErsituns Der 8lutipmrsn unb Dem 8erless
unsen al Mrnsn unb Sdnhsn, tersu Singer sum
sbeil ssranitten iinb, lit erlihtliA, Dab bic lln>
slidlide nit DEM entmsnihtcn WDreer psriwsifelt
nm ibr 3stsn fampfts uno ibm Die 0tcroraffe 3u
entrsisen iubte. llnret ron bisier Stele, In els
nsm hihtcn @sfhih, fanb man Den 8ruoer, nit
Dem 8e1ht Der Grps ,ussfsbrt, ,ris CT irabrihsin,
liA, BON Dem MSrpsr psrfclst, bnssfallen ,par.
Ssin &hdsn par BON abt Stihen burhtchrt, bic
gun. She'll burdb Cen ean5en Sprper sinsen.
Gs naren tsrsits cine Mn;abl @erbafhnsen rcrs
sencmmen mproen; bc9 murnsn ale @srbaftstsn
nit Nusnabme sinss gtnItreihers Namens Minslcr,
risbsr entlaiIen. Stslsib feline pirsften Snbisisn
sesen benisltsn prrliesen, 1T bod ietn Bene9n,en
ieit Der 8essbung Der Sbat 10 aufallenb semeien:
haB man i9n I'M 8ereaht Der SbGtsrlhaft BAT.