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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-18

Indians Want Peace-Mrs. DenFllIe
Not Burned-DepartIre OF General
Mcdowell and STAFF.

SAN FRANCISCO, November To-
Idaho papers of the 9th state that a
number Of Indians visited Camp Nc
Dermot, and professed friendship
with a desire to live with the whites.
Eight left camp. stating that they
would be gone three suns. It was
ascertained that their designs were
hostile, and they were followed and
killed It is understood that those
remaining in camp will suffer the
same fate.
The latest news from Mrs. Denville,
who was captured by the Indians,
states that she was not burned by the
saYages, but is alive.
The North Star Mine is producing
rich ore.
Gen. Mcdowell and staff leave for
Arizona to-day, to make a thorough
inspection of the military posts in
that territory.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.-Advices
from Honolulu, the I'd, state that the
United States steamer Hockawanna,
q French war steamer, Venus. an
English war steamer, and the Alert,
were in port some time. The Hocka-
wanna sails on a cruise windward, to
the islands, on the 9Th The Alert
is bound for Valparaiso, thence home
The Venus sailed for Tohita, October
28th.
The master and steward of the Eng
lish bark Geshing have been arrested
for smuggling.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 16.-
The State Convention Of the Fenian
Brotherhood has been in session for
the past three days. Sixty-fve Cir
cles are represented, which unani-
mously endorsed Roberts, and re-
solved to support his efforts to equip
the Irish Republican Army
The British bark Oliver Cuts has
been libelled In behalf of the State of
Californiazfor $22, 900. for a violation
of the passenger act.
The ship Golden Rule cleared for
Liverpool with 81, 900 sacks of wheat.
The stock of -four in the ware
houses in the city is estimated at
10000 barrels. Flour is selling at
81 5098 90 for. extra. and So TOO
Z % for superfine. The stock of
wheat in the State is estimated at
ZOO, 900 bushels. 10000 of which are
in the warehouses of this city. There
are no transactions to report in the
wheat market. Prices are nominal.
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Stanbery in his opinion against the
legality of the coming session Of Con-
gress.
The expense of executing the Re
construction Act in Virginia, thus far,
has been $145,000, instead Of $, 900, :
600, as reported. Et .,<f,..f : = 81
is said that Commissioner Wells
will recommend, in his report, large
reduction In the cotton and wooden
fabrics tax, if there be a correspond
ing reduction in the tariff rates on
the same. article. -sIsas. fsss-s~ ~
The 1fibmne's special says the
finance bill, to be presented by Mr..
Sherman at the next session of Con-
gress, proposes to convert the debt as
it natures into a long consolidated
debt, but running not less than thirty
years, at six per cent. with one cent
tax, equivalent to a FIVE per cent.
loan. Sherman, it is said, intends to
press this matter on the Senate, with
a view to securing its early legisla-
tion.
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CHICAGO, November 15-At party
given last evening in St. Paul, Min
nessota, by General H. II. Sibley. a
large kerosene lamp exploded, Sc
verely burning quite a number of the
family. General Sibley was burned
badly on one arm. His daughter,
Miss Gussie Sibley, was burned Sc
verely on the breast and arms, and
will probably lose the use of the lat
ter. A servant girl was so severely
injured that she will die. None of
the guests were seriously injured.
A rumor in St. Paul says that the
Grand Jury of the District Court has
clans, including a member elect to the
Legislature, for registry frauds at the
late election.
There is no longer a doubt of the
defeat of negro suffrage in Minnesota
by about 1000 majority. Gen. Mar
shall's majority in the State is about
$3.50
Hon. David Davis, administrator of
the late Abraham Lincoln, made a
final settlement of the estate at
Springfield yesterday. After paying
all the debts, there remained $1iO,-
294 81, which, divided among the
widow and heirs. gives $50, ,765 30 to
Mrs. Lincoln, and the same amount
to each son. Robert 7. Lincoln has
received his share. and also that
of the minor heir, Thomas Tad. !"
The amount due Mrs. Lincoln, less
about 81 600 heretofore drawn, is sub
ject to her order.
The notorious forger, Col Jas. Bu-
chanan Gross, who has been on trial
before the Recorders Court, for few
days past, for forgeries in this city,
was found guilty, this afternoon, and
sentenced TO six years in the Joliet
penitentiary.
A student at Lake Forrest Univer-
sity, few miles north of this city,
named Wilton T. Kobb, attempted
to commit suicide, this morning, by
taking opium. He is still insensible,
and may die. No cause is known for
the act.
This morning, a man named Schelle
was instantly killed, at the car shop
of the Illinois Central Railroad. by
having his head crushed to Jelly be-
tween the wheel and the body Of the
car.
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NEW YORK.
General sheridan Visits Governors
ISland-Police Expense-ArreSt for
Speculative IBCendiraiSm, &c.

NEw YORK, November 16.-Gen.
Sheridan visited Governors Island
yesterday, and had a handsome re-
ception by Gen. Wallen.
The expense of the Metropolitan
Police for ten months, ending on the
first of November, was s., 499, LIT.
Mary Prucello was, to-day, com
mitted for trial, charged with specu
lative incendiarism. by firing her
store to secure the heavy insurance,
while only a few hundred dollars
worth of goods were on the premises.
A warrant has been issued for the
apprehension of Victor Vandevell,
charged with grand larceny of silks,
laces, velvets, satins, &C., valued at
So 900, from the dry goods store of
Joseph r. Laurent, No. 654 Broad
way. during August, September, and
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EUROPE.
By ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
The Feniaa COnVicts--SenfenGe to be
OOnlmuted-IIostilitieS Resumed in
Candia-COnfeFenCe for the Settle.
ment of the Roman .QueStiOIi-The
United States to Pay Half Million
Dollars for Danish India, &C.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, Nov. 16.-The conference
proposed by Emperor Napoleon for
the settlement of the Roman ques-
tion seems to be attended with diff
culties. The Pope objects to any con
ference. whatever, and the several
| powers which have been invited to
participate are divided on the ques-
ton of necessity for a conference 1t
is asserted that Spain is the only ma
ton that supports the temporal power
of the Pope, in any event. De2
It is now said that the United
States Government is to pay eleven
and half million dollars for Danish
India-Islands of st. Thomas, St.
John, and Santa Cruz-subject to-the
claim of France on the last named,
or seven millions and a half for st.
Thomas and St. John.
MANCHESTER, November Lett is
thought that the sentence of most of
the Fenians who were recently con-
victed In this city by special COM
Dor for a term .of years, or banish-
ment. Allen, however, whose ofense
was worse and presented the fewest
cldIElS lOE MSICys Will, pEOOdDly lOI
the sake of example, suffer the ex-
treme penalty of the law on Novem-
Der 23d.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Nov. 16 - evening.-On
the opening of court, this morning.
Warren and Halpin were sentenced
to fifteen years imprisonment, and
CASTILLO was sentenced for twelve
years. 80 '-- % sff- - -A- B >
FRANCE.
PARIS, November Is. = Crown &
Hevel's life saving tackle, an Ameri-
can invention for instantaneously
lowering and detaching small boats
from the side Of a vessel when under
full headway, has been adopted by the
French navy, after a trial by the
French feet at Toulon.
Late dispatches from Athens state
that since the failure of the Turco Gre
tan mission. hostilities have been re-
sumed in Gambia.
PARIS, Nov. 16. = The meteoric
shower on the night of the 18th and
morning of the 18th, was very brill
liant Many thousands of meteors
were visible, not only in this city, but
throughout France The usual rec
ords were made by the Pro ofessors at
the various observatories.
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COLUMBUS, o.
Loss to the State byzthe Defaulter
BlackbuPn's Mismanagement-S0l-
diePs' Claims Collected By the Ad-
jutaRt GeneraFs 0fice-Flre Alarm
Winter Timetable. aa-s.,s =.

GoLUMBUs, November 15.-It has
transpired that in addition to the
amount embezzled by Blackburn, late
architect of the new deaf and dumb
asylum building, the State loses
twenty-five or thirty thousand dollars,
by extra labor required to be done on
account of the neglect to provide,
while laying the foundations of the
edifce, suitable exc Fations with re-
ference to heating and ventilation.
This work, had to be done subse-
queutly under the entire extent of
the immense building. which covers
two and a quarter acres of ground,
and has already cost half million
dollars.
Notwithstanding the embarrassment
resulting from the course of the
former State Military Agent in Wash
ington, the Adjutant Generals Office
continues TO receive and collect sol
diers' claims in compliance with the
law closing the Washington agency.
About $4,000 have already been col
lected by this Office for Ohio soldiers.
The fire department has been called
out By alarms of fire daily for five
days past, but no serious conhagra-
ton has yet occurred.
The Winter time table of the rail-
roads centering In Columbus goes into
effect on the 25th of November
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COLUMBIA, s. G..
The Columbia & Augusta Railroad
Bridge Completed.

COLUMBIA, S. c., November 16.-
The Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Bridge was crossed by train, for the
first time, to-day. The Directors of
the Road, with many citizens, crossed
on the first train The bridge is a
handsome iron structure. Its entire
length is 1,040 feet. The Road, when
completed, will be the great through
line between the North and South,
and will shorten the distance between
this city and Augusta sixty miles.
Laying the track is being pushed
hard
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had been living in Mr.. Curtiss' fami-
y as nurse, and Shepherd went there
this morning and had high words with
her, He then came to this city,
bought a pistol and returned. and
fired at her several shots, from the
effect of which she died In a few
minutes. The murderer is still at
large
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WASHINGTON.
Sale or Pages Painting of Admiral
Farragut Lashed to the Rigging OF
Flagship HarifOrd-PrIee $4,000.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-Tt is IN
derstood that Pages painting OF Ad-
miral Farragut lashcd to the rigging
of the flagship Hartford and direct
ing the movements of the Union feet
while under fire of the Forts in the
harbor of Mobile, has been purchased
for the Emperor of Russia at $40, 600
The picture is now on exhibition at
the Artists, Studio IN New York.
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OMAHA.
The Grow Indians = They Desire to
Remain in their own Country.

OMAHA, November 16.-Fort Lar
annie advices to 18th inst. state that
a council was held with few chiefs
of the Crows on the 11th inst. They
desire to remain in their own country
The Sioux tribe was not represented,
and will not come to Laramie until
Spring, but request Gen. Harvey to
meet them at Fort Phil. Kearney.
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UTICA, n. Y. November 16.-Robt.
Fl Pomeroy, late cashier Of the Mo-
hawk Valley National Bank, commit
ted suicide yesterday morning. The
act is said TO have been committed on
account OF alleged defalcations from
the bank.
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HAVANA, November l6.-Suger
is firm at 8fa3l realsifor No. l0tu II
Some sugar plantations have cDtu-
menced grinding, but the. yield +
small. A hurricane has destroyed
the sugar cane at Porto Rico. and 1t i
expected this will cause rise Ia
prices.
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PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-The
report in circulation that Gen. Lyle,
Sheriff elect, was dying from the ef-
feet of injuries received two weeks
ago by being thrown from bis car
riage, is incorrect. He is still suffer
ing from the accident, but his life is
not in danger.
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CLEVELAND. o.. November 16.-
Mr.. Gregory, a photographer, in the
Public Square, was found Ia his
room this morning with his throat
cut, and a girl, name unknown, in the
same room shot Both were dead.
No explanation.
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North EAST, Pa, November 16.-
Weston arrived here at $50 A. ~,
fifty miles from Silver Greek In ten
hours and FIVE minutes. He does NOT
appear fatigued Ia the least. He
walked from the State line to North
East, six miles, in ffty-fye minutes.
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BUFFALO, November l6-We-7na
left Silver Creek at 1850 last aiyhr
he IS getting along famoasly. aud
confidently expects To DO his hundred
miles to-day.
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CONNEAUr. o., Novembember To-
Weston arrived here at 8:12. His
feet were 50 badly swollen that be
could proceed no further tonight.
thus failing to make his hundred
miles. Ei
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ROCHESTER,, November is. - DR..
Henry P. Sortwefl. eminent in scien.
tifc circles, died at Pslnyaa last
evening.
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and Feornought, to-day, for 5000
was won By Wilkes, in three stra iuhr
heats. Time, 2s314, 2: :22kl an ..:....il
Tracks middling. Lia
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ERIE, Pa, November 16.-Weston
arrived here at II NJ, making the if.y-
eight miles from Silver Greek to Erie
in thirteen hours and ten minutes.
including stop of fifty minutes. for
breakfast, at Ripley He left here at
| O'clock P. N.
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DR. A. WEBER

Formerly of HOpkinsylIle, Ky.)
Offers his professional services to the citi-
Zens of Evansville.
Residence on Third, between Cherry and
Oak Streets.
Office over the POst-Ofhce. Ise7 d3m
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WORCESTER.
A Man Shoots his Wife-He Makes
his Escape.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. 15.-Mrs.
Jas E. Shepherd was shot by her
husband, this afternoon, at Curtiss'
farm, three miles from this city. She
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CINCINNATI, November 16.-A fire
yesterday afternoon destroyed about
twenty frame buildings on the corner
of Linn and Clarke Streets. Total
loss about $4,000 Partly insured.
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CHICAGO.

Terrible Kerosene. Aecident-Regis
try Fraud - Negro Suffrage De-
feated in Minnesota Estate of
Yicted.
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SYRACUSE, n. Y. November 16.-
The total loss by the fire yesterday
amounts to $75, 900.
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INSURANCE.
EVANSVILLE INSURANCE co.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL...............sl,g ,gg0.lqg
PAID CP CAPIrAL......... .............-- Zyj,0g
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Sale of a Great Painting.
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They Prefer to Remain in
their own Country.
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Boston, November, 16.-The trot
between the stations George Wilkes
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FIRE, MARINE, & FLAT BOAT RISKS
Taken at fair rates.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

About Weston - Races at Boston
Death or DR.. SOFtWelI-LOss by the
Fire at SyraeuSe-Man Found with
his Throat Cnt-MySteriOus Affair
Fire at CiRcinnati-LOss $50, 600.
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A Man shoots his Wife,
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And Makes. his Escape.
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JOHS y =. doPzISs, President.
JANIS II. CUTLER, Secretary.
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% The Crow Indians.
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The Progress of Weston,
the Pedestrian.
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NEW TYPE

Paper Cards, sc.
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ein mad lsinem Gcbe i'm linfen StiefeI ssfun.
tsnsr 3etteI fplsenbe Iusfunft:
sd beiratbste cine Wittpe, tpsIte cine BE-.
rsits srwatisus ac6tsr bate. Wsin gatsr BE-.
Iubte uns bGufs, perIisbte F4 in msiue Stisf-
tpdter II. bsiratbels bisle. Muf bisiegBsiie wurbs
er msiu S9wisssrlcbn anp msine Stisftc4tsr
msns Mutter, peil e rnsinss gaters Weib
mar. Ginise 3sit tarauf setar msins 5rau si-
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rnb mein eieensr Snfel benn CT mar susled
elm 9ruter meiuer Stieftc6tsr. @sinss 3d.
ters Jrau, bas III meins Stieftcbter, bsiam
ebenfals einen Setn ber mar natGrIit msin
9rubsr uns susIsid mtin GnfsL brnn sr mar
per Setn msinsr 1r1tsr. Wleiue sissne Grall
mar msins @rcbmuttsr, resiI iie msiner Stief-
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Snh hen GlcnhautelI.

Gin @swpbner aus Warrsn County, psI@su
mir Sames Z. Morris nsnnsn ippllen, Fam ssr
sinissn Iassn III unlere Stati, um Waarsn
fir cine 9rpesrie, terenGbef sr H. sinsufanfen.
9lm IrBten Samifas attnb bate er feline CT
ibiite tsenpist unb mar bereit, nit bent erlsn
;3us nad Bowling Green atsursiisn. Da er
abcr ausfane, bab CT nod buntsrt unb stpsi-
unpfiinfsis Dollars In ter 1aide bate, bsfdlue
e. fb nod einiss persniists Siumben su n,a-
bsn. 9ladeem er i'm llniteb States SotsI ein
sutss Supper su ilb ssnommen bate, tranf sr
rinise GIGler Ycurtpn,Grtraft, mietbete cine
autl9s une tefabl benz Grsibsr, ibn mad Der
gafapsttsnrabe su trinoen. Srrt ansefcmmsn,
tssat CT iib in ein Saus. in tpsldem bic @Ut-
tin tsr Gusenp ibren SiB nidt anfsei6lassn
bat gHas bort wabrenb her Gadt sprsins,
barber pellen mir nit Stialdws issn binipss-
seben. Gs mSse sniisen, su beridtsn, bab,
als bic Worssnrrtbe In ibrem Strablenslans
AM Bilt6en Simmel emperiisa Morris Gt
spn ieiner unfsufden 9aserfattr srbrt unb tn
ben nG9fen Salcn sins um ieinsn ,,Nursen-
Drtnf" ,n nebmen, SBie sr0aunts mar bsrisI-
te atsr, ais er bssabsn pplte unb bic gntbsd-
uns madte, eab feline @reentads psri9tpua-
ben iparsn. Gr i9Spfte gerta&t hab bic
Nympbe, nit weI9sr sr bic Ratt ,.in bulei iu.
tiIu" ssrbradt ibm itin Gele sntwenbet baben
mRdte unp bssat ii9 icslei& pisssr III bsa
SemprI her Ssnus @uIsiSasa sariid, ietcb IT.
ssnb sinsn unlersr polisilsn ppn isinsn Grltb-
nien in Genntnb su isBer, neil man in ist.
tier Seinlatb nod nibt 70 tpsit lit her GipiItla-
tipn uspran9eibritten ilt", bab man bort ein
ppIiSriinifitut erriGtet bat. Die MymYbe eni-
pfin9 ibn nit esr 0rSbten slrtisfeit, pcllte atsr
nihts rpn tem abtanern 9efpmmensn @elb
lpi6tn. Gr purbltrtrte has Sanse 3immsr,
in msl6sn er bic ga9t susebraat ans surA-
luGte bic Saltsn ber usii9tsen" S&Snsn,
ater bic Wreenbaf5 famen nttt n,ebr gum Wor-
Idein. Gsn naGitsn WOreen rsiife n naG
ieiner Seimatb ab uno ,pirb wabri1stnIi9 ben
GIepbantsn ut9t mebr isben puIlsn.
(eouissillsr Nns.)
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0er(C6icOcncs.
Giuc Scitic in Wenfdb eneeitalt.

Ginc Seitic in Menibeneeitalt.
slus paris tpirb unierm 8. Oesembsr Sol.
srnprs seibrisbsn: Die gsrbaftuns eines
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lcnsn maett bier nod msbr pcn iIt rerslt ais
Der tamiranreibe 8al. Mus Der 9lnfage-
slfts erbs!li, pab int Sabre 1853 Der S6passr
prs Wsfanssnen, gtamsns Yiere Neau, 81 SAB.
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Gr bate einrn Sag lang auf ben Geleern
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Sane bslIeIben su llt ssnpmmsn. sluf eas
5slp Surildsefebrt um bic Saso fSrtulsBtsn,
fublte r baIc einsn brennenpsu, bsitissn
Sbmrr; in Yruf unp 6sbls uns am 9. Sstr.
erfUlsts ifin 3ue.
Mortin &sau tserbtf ibn 3pilben bsn Bel
ben mar ss iitsr @sIpanseIssenbsiten bGufo
gum WprtWs1ieI sslpmmsn.
Sirrtbalb SABRE naa benz einI9eipsn pisr.
res, itart bsIen SGpsiisr, @artin's Grau,
naS sinsr tursen aranfbsit teren Symptcms
nit esnjtnigen Der Sranfbeit pierres auiial.
lenbs MsbnliGfeit batten. Die Grau bate IN
einem 3etamsnt ibrtn Wann fir ben alleini-
gen Grbsn srfIGrt.
am q. april 1858 beiratbsts Nlartin Jtsau
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temps. Gr mibtanbelte Ie balo lne aab il,
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i'm Saaie tes gaisrs, Der AUDI feline 3p.it
Grau bssrbt bate aub paburt elm YnmSser
psa sipa 5000 plumb Stsrlins bsiab.
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trus Marttn ben srSbten lei9tiinn sur SGau
Gr iastr labenb, Der ein,iss Wea Gin rsi9s
Wann Su rperbsn, Iei mebrers NaIe su beira
then. Man mabte snoIiG bic 8ebUrts all
Martin'S 8erbaItniIe unb Ystrassn auimert
lam. Die eeiben Der Sier Spfsr purben aus
sesraten. Die eeidenrsfs, bic Surge une 70
gar bic Groe Der @rabsr mar nit lfarfen Quan
ttaten neutrality-suspicious. ssfiiat. Gr pFss
te icldss in srcben gorratbsn i'm SauIe su ba
ben, ba sr es fir pferbefursn bsnStbiste. gla
tiirlid purbs e perbaftet. gsm @sfansniil
aus ma9te er einsn erfuIeIclsn geriuG, pau
9cntemps, fsinsn S4wisssrsater anb gau
Sitrn tur6 fali6ss .3susnib ais bic llrbets
css @tlsbrns Saiens unb ibres 1inbeS eri6si
nen su Ialien, allsin bsr .3suse, ben CT bsltede
WuIlie, Yerrietb iba.