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M EEN-

C0RKRAN.-On Tuesday morning. 10th instant
Elizabeth Emily Withgott. daughter of william and
Rachel J. Corkran, in the 9th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend her funeral on Thursday afternoon, at 81
o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 172 Han
over street, without further notice.
OONE.-SuddenIy, on the Sth instant, Samuel
Boone, in the 18th year of his age.
C0LLADAY. On the 18th instant, Joseph Mason
Colladay in the Both year of his age. q
HAYS.-On the 9Th instant, Priscilla Stansbury,
consOrt of James II. Hays.
the 56th year of his age
BALL-On the Sth instant. Mrs Mary A. Hall,
aged 30 years
R5DpLE.-Qp the 18th instant Charles Riddle, in
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FoR MORE THAN TWENTY TEARS MATTHEWS VEN
ErIAN HAIR DYE has stood the test of trial, and is
constantly increasing in public favor.
1t is the best and cheapest in the world Price u
cents.
1t gives beautiful, lustrous natural color.
1t is complete in one bottle.
1t does the work the first time.
It does not crock, smut or stain.
1t does not rub off or fade.
1t always gives satisfaction. A child can apply t.
THIS HAIR Dye is manufactured by a peculiar pro-
cess, known only to Mr.. Matthews which renders
it infinitely superior to any Dye in market.
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid that RUSTY,
DEAD appearance by which dyed hair is so easily
recognized, whom inferior article has been used
Invest Is cents, and you will be convinced.
Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
A. |. MATTHEWS, Manufacturer.
DEMAs BARNES & Co., New York,
my6-lawlyt Wholesale Agents.
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THE CHOLERA.

Inc announcement of the presence once
more OF this terrible scourge on this side of
the Atlantic, is to our mind shorn of mrc,,
OF Its terrors from the fact that it broke
out on ship packed with ttcelre hundred pcs.
senger', who must have been slowed away SO
closely, that the marvel would have been
rather that they could have escaped some
dreadful seourge consequent upon foul air
As the ship has been quarantiued in the cold
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PUT THE QUESTION generally TO your friends, as
to what preparation thoy for their teeth, and th
response, nine times out of ten, will be. Sozodont.
Tis no longer necessary to impress its merits upon
the public mind; experience has taught the world
that, a means of identifying and preserving TIE
teeth. invigorating the gums, and giving pleasant
aroma to the breath. it has rival in either hemS~
phere,
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To Correspondents.

No notice can be taken Of anonymous communications
Whdfever is intended for insertion must be athen-
fcated by the name ond address Of the ,criter-no
necessarily for publication. bt guaranty for his
GOOD tdth. We are not to be considered rcsDonsi-
be for the oDin;ons expressed Jy corresyoadenfs
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MARRIED.

FLLI0TT-YOUNG.-O the 9th instant by Rev.
A. r. Kelley. John B. Elliott to Sarah Jane Young,
all of baltimore
BYER-ROBINSON- the Sth instant, by the
Rev W. Halliday, Louis Dyer to Susie E. Robinson,
daughter of Catherine and the late John w. Robin
son.
by Rev. VIM. +. Speake, James A. Freeman aud
Mary L. Nanyick both of this city
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EXACTLY MINT Ynn WINT I

MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DYE, known and USED
over 20 years. Daily increasing in public favor Com
plcte in one bottle. No wash. No trouble. Does
not crack or stain. Produces lustrous black or
brown as desired. Does not injure the hair. Price
IS cents.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
my9-2tawly
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MARE BELIEVE foreign perfumes-tho genuine
being excluded by the enormous dutes-noOd the
market. They are poor limitations of extracts which
in themselves far inferior in odor, purity and
durability to Phalons Night Blooming Cereus.
manufactured from the most fragrant flower eycl
used for pertaining purposes. Sold everywhere.
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Respectfully, your 0bedlent servant.
WILLIAM r Coz.


Comm ;oncr of Immigration.
Judciously and carefully designed as is this
paper to elicit the information needed in order
to acquaint other States, countries and COM
munities with the inducements we are able to
hold out tothose seeking new homes, we hope
that our citizens will see the necessity of aid
ing in the matter all that is possible. We
have done what we could to give this matter
It's due prominence, and we trust that responses
Will not be wanting to set the State forward
in this regard
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CLERKS TO ASSESSORS.

STATE OF MARYLAND,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, COMPTROLLER's OFFICE
=, ANNAPOLIS, April 5, 1866.
NJ, q. GorSuch. Chairman. DC. Baltimore:
Dear Sir--Y our favor of the Sd inst has been re-
celved, and as requested therein been submitted to
the Attorney General.
-. would say, in reply to your inquiries: lst That
the Board OF Control and Review have the right to
appoint their Clerk; and it the intention of the
Legislature that this Clerk should act also as CLERK
to the Assessors The Assessors not authorized to
appoint Clerk. ~
I'd. The Mayor and City Council have not the power
to appoint an additional Board of Control and Re
view. The Governor is expressly authorized by the
third section to appoint the Board. The provisions
OF this section and the seventh conflict but the
former, being express and mandatory must prevail.
Sd. In the event of disagreement among the Asses
Sors the report should be made to the Board of Con
troll and Review as soon as the fact is ascertained
that there a disagreement.
4th. You inquire, Are the Board of Control and
Review considered Assessors under section l. ?"
am OF opinion that the provisions of this section
re1er solely to the Assessors and not to the Board
Control and Review.
9th. You INQUIRE, Does not section o conflict with
section - Z! perceive conflict between these
sections. BY section . the Board of Control md
review are to remain in session more than thirty
days for the purpose Of hearing appeals. This doe
not prevent them from meeting to perform the du
ties required OF them by section Is.
am, with great respect.
ROBERT j. JUMP,
ll-gt IL
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Sold BY all Druggists.
Wholesaled by Thomson j. BLOCK and S. s.
HANCE Baltimore ja22-dGweOly

IT X No EEtE.-tssEtNMts Vt tAa4s fsfta
tk-S AND WATER STREETS-We have for re-
pairing Of Watches the best European and American
watch makers: also, jewelers., engravers and watch
case makers on the premises. Apply to GABRIEL
D. CLARK corner of Water and Calvert streets,
agent for William Dixon's London Watch and Jules
Iurgensons Copenhagen Watch. fel5-2mO
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- FARMERS AND MERCHANrS,o
10y NATIONAL BANK

BALTIMORE, April S, 1866.
The President and Directors have this day declared
n dividend of EIGHT PER CENT. for the last six
months out of the profits the Capital Stock. paya-
BILE on and after MONDAY. 10th instant.
In conformity with the United States law. the tex
OF five cent. sixteen cents per share) will be DE-
Quoted. leaving three dollars and four cents per
share to be paid to the stockholders.
ap6-l0t JAS. SLOAN JR, Cashier.
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NSD FRANKLIN BANK, BALTIMORE, March
ES 18th: lS66.-The Stockholders of this Bank are
TORS to serve for the ensuing year, will be held at
the Banking House on MONDAY, the 18th day of
A. NJ. CHAS- G00nWINS iooA'
maAs'@Wte Cashier,
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THE SUBJECT OF NEW LABOR AND
ENTERPRISE FOR MARYLAND.

The subject of starting Maryland on a new
career of industry and consequent prosperity
is one which ought largely TO engage the at
tention at present of every public spirited citI-
zen here; more especially when we lind other
States doing all that is possible to mold out
strong inducements to the hundreds OF thou
sands of hard working foreigners now seeking
our shores, to make such States their homes.
And whilst the Legislature of Maryland has
made an initiatory movement to that end by
the appointment of Commissioner of Immi-
grafton it is worse than idle to expect that
Oficer-however active and capable he may
be-to do all that is needful unless he can
count on hearty cooperation from all. As an
evidence Of what is doing and may be ex-
pected in relation to immigration to this conn
try from abroad the present season, we quote
the following statistics from a reliable source:
UNPRECEDENTED EMIGRATION.
The emigration from Europe to the United States
during the current year will exceed tbat of all former
years. In the first week in March there left Ireland,
in twentyone ships 1886 Storage and 256 cabin pas
sengers. Some 5000 more were assembled at Queens
town. awaiting transportation. lIayre in France is
crowded with several thousands of German emgrant
all provided with money. and eagerly awaiting their
departure for their new homes. Up to the end Of
March. over 10000 more had already engaged their
passage to leave via Bremen and Hamburg They
mostly from Northern Germany, and Professionals
while ten years ago the South Of Germany gave the
largest contingent and mostly Roman Catholics 4
Paris letter to the Cincinnati Gazette says there is not
the least doubt that the emigration from Europe viii
this year reach nearly $4,000.
And now to show what steps have been
taken here to lead off in the endeavor to set
forth the resources of our State, we propose
to occupy our space in this column with the
Circular Of the Commissioner referred to-
VIM r. Cole, Esq.-by which it will be seen
that he has lost not a moment in getting into
communication with the farmers and others of
the State who have it in their power to aid in
the purposes sought.
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n~a A SUPERIOR RENE EDY.-We can con-
~ scientiously recommend to those suffering from
a distressing cough, DR., Strickland's Meltuous
Cough Ealsam. II gives relief almost instantaneous
and is withal not 4sagreeabe to the taste. There Is
10 doubt that the Mellluous Cough Baisam is ope Of
the best preparations IN use, and is all that i;spo-
past waOk and found relief from most distressing
cough. is prepared by. Dr.. Strickland. No. 1919
druggists. Wholesale agents ToInsen x Block, and
4. Voge!cr & Co iv3-Iy
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YI=s +. RNAPF's snsFGTEFEE

N5-ys +. RNAFFs's ENBETFETEEs
The exercises will bo resumed en- MONDAY
NEXT, September 4th 81 o'clock 4. NJ. On which
lay new scholars will be admitted.
Three higher classes exclusively intended for young
laiieS, Tsre formed last January and in
fu;; operation at present.
Parents sending boarders, requested to provide
toC their panctual arrival.
sas-tfi 7. KNAPP.
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WA NT&,

E-4 ANEEis.-DWELI.IHG IiOl SEES in the
H$ss1 North and Northwest for purchasers and ten
EEssisants. Also-Business Property on Baltimore,
hanover and North Charles st-nrsg
Also-GROUND RENTS an ! sfDRTHAGES
GEO w. TIGGES & son;
1e - St. Paul street.
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Y SS25rEOEECE.-The Holders and Owners of pro
G,E$ perties in the THIRD ASSESSMENT DIS
TRlCT OF BALTIMORE CITY, Md. composed Of
the 9Th, 10th, lth and 18th Wards are hereby mott
lied that the Board of Assessors for said District ep-
pointed agreeable to act Of tho Legislature ui
Maryland, passed February 5th, 1866 to make yalua-
ton and assessment of the properties in said Wards
will proceed to the discharge of their duties THIS
DAY. BY order of the Board,
1t WIN MCpUAIT CLARK
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nYD NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOgEt:
GrS S0UTH.-Ihe new LINE OF STEAMERS
leaves Spears Wharf DAILY, Sundays excepted
for the following points connecting at Norfolk and
Fare from
Baltimore to Fortress Monroe. ........S IS GO
Batimore 10 Norfolk 8 90
Baltimore to City Point ...............,, $40
Baltimore to Richmond .. SIN
Baltimore to Petersburg .......... ..,..,,. s 81
apll-tf J. BIRCkHEAD JR At
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SAvlNGs BANK OF BALTIMORE.

Savings BANK OF BALTIMORE,
~ - APRIL 2, 1866.
FOURTEENTH EXTRA DIVIDEND.
Inc President and Directors of the Savings Bank
OF baltimore have declared an Extra Dividend Of me
profits OF its business for the three years ending 3s
March, 1866. amounting to $50 i35.
This amount is by law divided to such sums rs have
been IN Bank Tor one year more, in the following
proportions:
To sums on deposit for three years,
an Extra Dividend of per cent.
To sums on deposit for two years
Extra Dividend of per cent
To sums on deposit for ono year,
an Extra Dividend of per cent
This Dividend. added to the regular Annual Inter
est Of per cent which is carried to the credit of
eae Depositor on the LIST of April in each year,
makes tor the last three years. to of not less
than one years standing. per cent. per annum,
without computing the profit Of compound interest
on the undrawn annual interest.
The State, City and United States Taxes are paid
by the Bank. i~-O
The above dividend will be carried to the credit of
each DepostOr, and bear interest as deposit from
LIST April, 1866. until withdrawn.
The Extra Dividend and Annual Interest will be
ready for entry in all the Depositors' Books on or
after the 9th instant.
The office of the Bank is open on Mondays from
to o'clock, and on other days from 10 to o'clock
for the purpose of receiving and paying deposits and
attending to general business.
By order of the Board,
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Dy OIUtT OF ING DUaTU,
ARCHIBALD STIRLING. Pr

99tH1S NT;fSMI6G SIGN, sIaEP Ann sTEa 1900
OF WOOD MA GdHitNME!I!AhTI iNIN9F ALL KINDS
below old pricess IT. at % per cent.
u. Having sober and competent workmen in his smnor
ted to his charge executed with prompnsss commit
patch at reasonable rates Materials farnisSdd es
market prices. All orders through the Post W; at
eelve prompt attention. JOHN WEi,G III re-
's1Vp@ aau Thames street,
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Il " OFFICE Oh TE4E UNION FIRE In
10y SuRANCE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE
At the Election held on the I'd instant,
Ghauncy Brooks, Joseph Matthews
VIM. +. Pentg, James O. Spear
John c. Bridges, John e. Hurst
Simon Parkhurst. Henry S. Shryock
John G. Hewes, John Turnbull, Jr.,
William Chestnut, William Bridges
Were unanimously reelected Directors for the
ensuing year.
., At subsequent meeting Of the Directors JoHv
COATES, ESQ was unanimously reelected President.
OTIS SPEAR,
1t Secretary
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p EArR ANn srppuRA aRAN1

r p FAIR AND SUPPER.--A GRAND
LS9T FAIR and SUPPER to aid in the erection of
ST. MARTINS CHURCH, West Fayette street, is
street. and will continue open every DAY and
EVENING until further notice.
The BAND of the Eighth y. s. Regular; will be
from u to u r NJ tickets Fifty Cents Lunch oa''
The Fair will be open for visitors daily from A. NJ
Single admission Ten Cents. Children under four
teen years not admitted after o'clock P NJ. unless
accompanied by their parents. ap4-tf
N~=7nHALE5s VEGETABLE siCIhEAN
EST HAIR REVIEWER, its effect is miraculous.
HAS VEGETGRn SCLaN Hair RE EtSy sR it's
an entirely scientific discovery, combining many
OF the most powerful and restorative agents in the
We have such confidence in its merits, and are so
sure u III! 90 al we claim for it. that we offer = ONO
satisfaction in all when used in strict accordance
with our instructions.
Halls Vegetable Siciiian Hair Remover has proved
ever offered to the public tits vegetable compound
and contains no injurious properties whatever 1t is
not Dye, it strikes at the Roots and fills the glands
W.T. II WI WILL RESToRES GRHH HAIR TO IT'S
ORIGINAL COLOR. It will keep the hair from
falling out. 1t ceanses the scalp, and makes the hair
soft. lustrous and slken Its splendid halr-dress-
ing. No person. old young, should fail TO use it.
Its recommended and used by the first Medical
Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover
and take no other.
If not sold by Druggists in your town, trial bottle
will be sent to you by express, upon receipt of one
dollar by nautilus giving you an opportunity at
once for testing its excellent virtues.
Orders for trial bottles must be addressed to
L. ?. HALL x Co., Proprietors.
Nashua, N. II.
Sold by all Druggists.
Wholesaled by Thomson i BLOCK and s. S..
HANCE. Baltimore. ia22-d&weoly
TSp NGFICE.-teRNEK OF CALVERT
ikS2S AND WATER STREETS-We have for re-
pairing Of Watches the best European and American
watch makers Also jewellers. engravers and watch
case makers on the premises. Apply to GABRIEL
D. CLARK, corner of Water and Calvert streets,
agent for William Dxon's London Watch and Jules
IurgensOn's Copenhagen Watch. fel5-2mO
NYpTwG EAB CASES 0F EE5.El9 CURED
ny BY DR.. STRICKLAND'SF FILE REMEDY
Mr. Glass; of Janesyie, Wisconsin,, writes tor the
benefit of all who sufoT with the Piles that he has
been troubled for eight years with aggravated case
of Piles, and his brother was discharged from the
army rs incurable, Che being quite paralyzed with
the Ples Both these distressing cases were cured
with one bottle of DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy
The recommendation of these gentlemen, beside the
daily testimonials received by DR.. Strickland. ought
20 convince those suffering that tho most aggravated
chronic cases of Piles cured by Dr.. Strickland
Pile Remedy. It iG scd By Seth S. Hance l08 Balti
| more street. and by Druggists eyerywhere.
| Wholesale Agents. Thomson Il BLOCK
| and A. V0GELER Z co:
| SETH s. HAkCE.
| iyS-1y Agent
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OFFICE. ApriI o. Is6e

PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
SAIU RDa1, l4th instant, for the removal ofNIGHT
SOIL from the city in scOws. &c, from the wharf
By order. Iap11-3tl BOARD OF HEALTH
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which have been equalledi in any establishment
in this city.
10000 STRAW BONNETS AND HATS sold in
RETAIL at Wholesale Prices.
mh2S-lm GOLDENBURG & co.
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GoLDENBURG 81 CO.,
N, 81 N. HOWARD STREET,
|se Respectfully inform the ladies that they have
gone to n great expense in Reftting and Improving
their MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, and made
it equal to any Partisan one.
In order to have the Goods correspond with the
above they have directly imported their
PATTERN BONNETS,
FLOWERS,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n -S5YDMARYLASD INSTETUFE.-The stated
lrT monthly meeting of the members of the Mary
land Institute, will take place THIS (WEDNtS-
DAY. EVENING. 18th inst. at ~ o'clock. in the
Chemical Room. The annual report of the Board Of
Managers will be read, and additional nominations
for officers be made. JAMES YOUNG.
1t Secretary.
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q T. NILE II II nj er # ii y g.-gSd6reno beS
berflO1Ielen Wt1terS 6errI6te Elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i'll ben l1ttern Sdidtelt Der SepDlferrug BON gSa>
lbin9tCn lInp warel1 %einSelne Sce1en berS5erreiBerp.
9lttGltdDer Neile ltabr1en Ii6 Die Damien beS llrl@
teri tiibun98>&ereilI8 III Der Z. gSarb Der 2lrmeu
all uno unteritiittetl %bielelbell, 10 bieG ite eS ber'
mpGtel. 9tad DEM 0tappOrte Der 0tr8. Of. u.
Sanclep, beJaun Der Serein nit Ieiner Sbati9teit
all 26. Sdnrar lnb rerlprgte Iettbem 45 6~antilierl
nit OtaterinlmdarelI, SO nit Sol; unb IA nit
80blen. 9llBerbem erbtelteI dtd reridiebene
&rante llnterItiibung au @elo.
NuBerbenI bat Der Gereil1 eilGe Suppe1anltalt
erridtet, III tpelder 60 Sarniliel1 tdgIid nit Dem
~nTtbi9en @1ieu Derlpr9t peroen. Seppd INNER
nod lit Bic 3abl Der Sitt1teller i'm 3ulebnen u1b
man tpiro A~nitalten trefien mitiien, Die Ginrids
tuugeu ST Der9rBBerl. Son ben collectirtel 1926
wurpen 1913 reraI89abt.
t Gin 3u6tbdu8po9el 5nritdge e
fe6rt - Ser 9teger 0teSin ge86it alias Stat
Opple mitrce an %. y. 0f. auf Die gnfla0e per>
baftet, benz 9ie9er Sanluel Otplroe in Stem 0prf
&lei6uu9Stitde inn @ertbe bon 1925 Q~effpblen I'll
babe1. Wta1 belt Jpn I'M bielt9en @efGngnib urb
itberlteferte ibn bette oil elne1 Se1l1teu ans Ytetp>
g)prf, tpel6er ibn na6 bort abfHbrte.
Gin netteer 81 @ ter.-Sn eiuel1 8prs
bell purbe rDr eirrigelI Sage1 ell itrnlp8 betrltlI>
fener Ntenid ~arretirt. Mls man o1f Der &OIi5eis
ftatipn feline Saideu inter il6te, faub man barirt
$4,000 i'll 4apier9elo u1o Eapiere, welde ibn ais
einel Jtidter aus benz gSeIten %le9itimirte1. Ser
bGdIt ~erltal1nte YDliSeicapitdn ibifte BEN Gi9ter
ltad) Sauie. Sn @aibingtpu mub cine ie6r i6arfe
SdnapSluft ipebeI.
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sd ialnte aubp SUbnlon lan9e 3eit ut bent
Seitat. gDir tcareit betbe it bemiIelbeit @Duttntts
tee NIB tpdrell Iebr intin1. NS CT ISrGItbeut
ipuroe, mar tl etler oer @rftelt, nab benz Ct
ldidte NIB er Ia9te, CT erparte BON mir. ba3 i6
lel1 Sreuno iei, baB er germ 9fatb bon mir onrebs
men werbe. SD ertldrte ibm, baB ib mid blrd
bieles Compliment lebr sei4msidelt fitble NIB
ibnt germ, 70 biel i'll meine1 ldwaHeit 8rGften
itGnpe, bebitlflid fem miirbe. @r fragile MIDI, ipie
er ain Seten nit Der 9tetellenfra9e perfabre1i lolle
NIB id, ailtportete, DAP CT a6t Dber aebn Der Nitb.
rer biugen laIlet uno ben SteIt 70 eini1iidtern
lple, DAP ie booOn liefen, NIB 6of er ibrert cine
Sbiire Sunl 0itauSidlitpfen pffei laIIen Icllte.
Gr errieoerte, odB er oieS tbun tperbe. SD, Iaste
ibn, baB er ben perbarnmten SGurfen bic Starloe
feter a~n5ieben icue, oa 2incplu ibneu bic 3itgel III
lole babe ldieben laiien. Nud barnit mar er eins
perltanoeI ilnb ih 9laubte cine 3eltlana, er werbe
paran feitbaltelr. @be i6 ibn oerIieR, iaote i6
ibn, er mD9e iib baS S6ifial Silmpre'S mnb
&aplor'S 5ur @arrlu9 bieneu lallen, pelde inter
faft benieIben umitdnben sur @rdfoentIduft fameu,
tpie ct. Nls id bteies iagte, blifte mid Spbnlorl
all ltno fra9te mid, Cb i) fiir6tete, bab er ;ur
SrpUiition iibergeben iperbe. SD Iaete i6m, 6aB
id bies 5par nidt befiirdte, ba6 man aber elm
Muge barauf baben uno bOrbereitet Iein mitIle. @r
ladte nnp balb barauf perlieb ib i'm. SD sIaubte
banalS nidt, baB th cine Yrppbes.ibung anSlprG.
dye, aber eS bat iid leitoem beruusseltelt, baB id
p8 that.