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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-27
From the Monroe Ha) telegraph

From the Monroe Na.) Telegraph
The steamer Rob Roy met with a most
singular accident on her last trip down
from this place. The engineer on the
second night watch had just gone on
duty. He was seen by the watchman
after going on duty, attending the en-
gines, and otherwise overseeing the ma
chiuery. When last noticed he was
standing on the fan at the stern of the
boat (the Rob Roy is q stern-wheel boat,
oiing the eccentric and gudgeon. Some
half an hour later the watchman re-
ported to Captain Benedict that the en-
gineer was missing. This announcement
caused no little CONSERVATION, since no
one knew in what condition the boilers or
engines were, nor how soon before some
fatal explosion would take place which
would cause the death of all on board
The engineer previously relieved was i'm
mediately aroused and went below. He
found the boilers nearly red.hot, the
supply of water having been stopped by
the missing engineer, as is frequently
done on stern-wheel boats, where the
doctors speed cannot be regulated as on
side-wheel boats, and he also found the
engines considerably damaged. The
fires were Immediately put out, and the
boat tied up for few hours, after which
steam was raised in one of the boilers,
and the boat proceeded on to New Or
leans, where she is now undergoing re-
pairs preparatory to resuming her regu-
lar weekly trips to Monroe and Trenton.
The missing engineer undoubtedly fell
into the river at the stern of the boat. A
short distance below the point on the
river where he was last noticed by the
wstchman, his body was found by Capt.
Clip Duke, aud was buried by that gen.
tlsman. 1t was half sn hour after he
was seen at the boats stern before his
absence was observed, and thus the boat
must have run half an hour without an
engineer. This is, doubtless, one of the
most singular steamboat accidents on
record.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-27
FrauIein Time. The German Ex-
plOrer.

From the New I Iork Sun.J
A cable dispatch published few days
since gave report from Tripoli of the
murder of Fraulein Time, the African
explorer, and two of her attendants, by
their own camel-drivers, while travelling
ON the Abirgoush road, between Murzuk
and Chat. Therep of her death needs
confirmation, but is not improbable.
, Fraulein Time was a German lady of
large fortune, who had been engaged for
several years in explorations of Africa,
undertaken at her own expense. When
Speke and Grant were exploring the Nile,
Miss Time, accompanied by her mother
and her aunt, Baroness Won Capellen,
with a large number of servants, at
tempted to penetrate with their own
steamer from Chartoum up the White
Nile, in order to reach the two explorers,
but, on account of sickness and the diff
Guilty of ascending the rapids, we're COM
PEELED to return after reaching Condo
koro. Afterwards, when Won Heuglin
and Doctor Steudner determined to ex-
plore the country between the Nile and
the Lake Tchad, the ladies resolved to
accompany them. On this excur-
sion Doctor Steudner died, aud
after him the mother of Fraulein
Time, her aunt and two waiting maids
fell victims to the African climate, and
the Frauein was left to finish the journey
alone with DR.. Heuglin. The dangers
which Fraulein Time experienced on
this journey did not deter her from con-
tinulng. She started from Tripoli on
the 28th of January of the present year,
and arrived at Murzuk, in Fezzan, after
q journey of about two months duration.
She travelled leisurely, her caravan con.
sisting of more than fifty persons and
seventy camels. All her followers, with
one exception, were either Arabs or me-
groes, and she herself dressed like an
Arab lady. She was looked upon by the
Arabs with the greatest respect, and
they called her "Benter Rsy," that is,
"Queen's Daughter" Her long sojourn
and travels in the Orient produced a to-
tai adherence of European habits, and
she became embittered against every
thing European. Before starting upon
her last journey she determined to 90
even further in getting rid of everything
not African about her, and 80 left her
own and her servants watches in Tri-
poll, end used the cid fashioned Arabian
sand clock or hour glass. She was ec-
centric in her adherence of civilization.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-27
A CannibaI Lunch-COId Fren ch SOL
dier in Every style.

From the London Daily News.l esd
IF any of us look forward to be eaten
by cannibals, he may wish to be in
formed how be is to be cooked. 1t is a
comfort to know that the savages who
may devour him are by no means devoid
of refinement in their culinary disposi-
ton. Some French soldiers were lately
taken prisoners by the Ksnaks, and one
of them was killed and eaten. His CON-
rades describe the process. The Kanaks
first ddecapiist5 their yieiifi a vi natter oi
no small difficulty, considering the blunt
ness of their hstchets. Ten to fifteen
blows are necessary. The body is then
hung up to tree by the feet, and the
blood allowed to run out for an hour.
Meanwhile hole yard and half deep
and yard wide is dag in the ground
The hole is lined with stones, and then in
the midst of them great fire is lit.
When the wood is burned down little
and glows with heat, it is covered over
with more stones. The man is then
cleaned out and divided into pieces about
a foot long, the hands and feet being
thrown away as worthless. The pieces
of the man are placed on the leaves of o
large rose tree peculiar to the tropics.
The meat is surrounded by cocoa nuts,
banana and some other plants noted for
their delicate flavor. The whole is then
tied together firmly; the fire ia removed
from the pit; the meat is placed in
among the bot stones, and thus, carefully
covered, is left to cook for an hour.
Women do not partake of this warriors
feast. Men alone are permitted to enjoy
so great an honor and so rare delicacy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-27
Mrs. CIem-A Queer story from New
Albany.

The New Albany Commercial gives
currency to the following singular report,
which we give for what it is worth:
ut is now, in consequence Of some
revelations made. while in the Jail at
New Albany, by Frank Reno, more than
half suspected that the business Of Mr..
Young, Mrs. Glenn and Abrams was to
put upon the market, or, as it is more
commonly called, shove certain trea-
sury notes or bonds, stolen in 1867 from
an agent Of the United States treasury
Department at Washington 10 the
amount Of 81, 800. .OO0). the stolen money
being unsigned by the Treasurer, but
otherwise regularly filed out The steal
ing of these bonds was denied in a pub
lished card by Secretary McOulloch, bat
they were stolen, nevertheless, Frank
Reno stated that portion Of these bonds
we're on the Jeffersonvile train when 1t
was captured and robbed by the Reno
gang" in 1868. and that they were di-
rected to certain parties in Indianapolis,
whose business il was to sell them and
get them into circulation. The intima-
tious thrown out by him pointed tofoung,
Mrs. Glenn and Abrams as these parties.
This information we have from a promi-
nent lawyer of this Judicial Circuit.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-27

The most interesting fact developed by
the letter from Lady Byron's solicitors Is
that her own statement is in the hands OF
three trustees, who are empowered By
her will to make such use Of It ss they
deem fitting. II Mrs Stowe has misrep-
resented the case we may, therefore, ex'
pect this manuscript to be given to the
world.
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A very ponr family passed through
Wytheville, Va, q few days since, and
encamped in an old field near the town.
During the night, with no shelter from
the raiu, which was falling in torrents,
the mother gave birth to four children.
The Bristol Ne,gs in giving the item says
that the husband was too lazy TO even
carry straw from neighborhood stock
ward TO make the woman rude bed.
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Isit possible that Lady Byron, person
Of the most refined aud fastidious taste,
having kept her hps closed for more than
forty years, should selsc; as the medium
of blaC keuing the splendor Of her dead
husbands fame vulgar and garrulous
Yankee 2--Psrry Boyd, IN Dublin Post.
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Scr Obis e9afsiidter gereiu

bielt bier om 9enae in Der @enatsbone feline idbr.
HIDE Weriammlung. Nod norbereegansener Be-
pre&ung tpuroe Elm Bei9IuB paiiirt welder erfldrt
SnB ie SHnf3nft an6 ferner Elm uefentlider 3weie
oer qahuirtbi@aft bleiben iou; baB Der sesen:pdr.
tise 0rud, Der ouf benz Wouseiddfte rubt, aug por.
ibsreebenpen uria6en entipruneen iit uno feineu
perninftieen @runb fir bas Abi9affen osr Seerosn
6Ioas Mnf8eben bet s4afju4t Iiefert.3j .Gs muir.
81 fsrnsr bei6Ionen, baB pbds sntereife Der Obic
s9afsi&ter i'm bireeten Bioeriprude nit Der Dor.
eei&iasenen grneauu9 oes iosenannten eeeenieiti.
Ssa Soa6stsuertso9s nit Ganaoa ffebt, in6 baB un1
iere @eprdientanten i'm Gonerefe aufseforbert finb
Eiaiebsr Sinit@t bic GinfabruneE EunbeReuerter aus.
dnhif@er @slle lanb ben Nusi1tnB Der MolIe pcn
FatJtes siseash 9serben su bttdmpfen. Die fol-
gen6eK Strren iOurbsu fiir bds Iaufenbe 4Sabr aIa
bic 8eamten bes Yereins eripdblt: prdFoent 5. 6.
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/ Ser auftaab aaf guba.

Ser leue bon Der spropiforiiAen &esieruns in
Spanien geianbte 8enerdI gapitdn Golce Der Sniel
gaba iberbietet iid6 in id6nen Broclanationen nno
geriprs4ansen, fat aud fdpn perihieoene gefor.
men, Dorlnter aud Bic Yrebfreibeit, ,einsefibrt D;s
repolutendre Nartbei bdlt ben @tneral . Dolee spar
fir einen gbrenn,anh, ober Die Tdbrer Jidsen, oaf
man Der Gage Der Dinge in spanien nidt trauen
biirfe, gs tonne bort ieoen, ,ausenblid eine neue
Repolution itattiinoen unb ale eanoIunsen bes Sc.
neral @apitdns uber ben Saufen ,perfen. Desbalb
iei es porsu5ieben, baB guba bic sdnfise @elesens
belt benube unb ii4 bon Spanien losreiBe. uebei
ben grfols Der Muftdnbii9sn finb bic ga9ridteu
iebr wiberipre@eno. Nah eirer Mittbeiluns iol
bic Suheb Der @ebeIion abmdrts sebsn; nod cine,
anberen ioen e ibre Streittrdfte fortpdbrenb per.
rashreB. sic baben bic Selaperei innerbalb TIRE,
2inifn fir absei4afft erttdrt. aaasfl9AA Ills giis
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.s;Frasta.e etinstrtdf, ,alia'5, 5,ptfs..e.,I !,

,Sett topns sloaeebemt Der Mepublifaner, Nr.
@sbtt ponsaS Sansa Sdt Inc baaie anitrer G5efebse'
bpnp Tin gonfitnHons rhSment 5fiir
ehmmte6t Doresiest Dss iDdfe, .alio Der srit,
@Hrittnsps Nsiss nsasao sebifalen 0Rsforn. 10 Der
Wsuablag ,Sirb nutlni& 4auifstr istereKantenDe'
bdiisn @ ah9afnng es6en aber iebenfaas i. 0ieier
etbdns ni8f pdifirsn sag stfodrien DE gBsiber.
red gppfseE aHb MpoAaiaasg aN6saf ni6t @ie
innifSp bic sReformH eitimeiiea blos aubabn
baAis fuaasitfsn, big Ne fers 3ta erreiAtn. pdi'
firts ipI& fi1 e13fpB il siflsr sisuHs. bahn pir<
bspayoIt bei osr oarauf folsenben Staats.
mehl bqrabsr 6t5sftipmsuh haben, ob bic Srnnen uno
sata8fi fidasDh his bdsn21fe Sobr efrei9t bdben, II,
DssS odss @aimAmis&4ft diusabsn folen ober nidt.
99rr{anfi4 f4h btes, biz tgsibtn J1rauen ssmeint
ipssenpar6satlpiHrliiA liiA af4 Die. Damsn bon s5ar-
bei lf6ISsas d5ir dins se8ens 6rauen.6 .6timrsrsdt
unb eeeen Neeer. @timmredt in Sbio; perit mir
aDer rilnai bit Mabfl Aaten Iolen. bann ppnf pir
liebsr NIT einer peiBegg JraH ale mitleinsm Nessr
5uuas 6ttmufnfen geben.biytnshis usd 7pr 1slgafst
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Sn ber Abenofbuus wurben iinf Witslieoer Der
Gtaats Mderbou- b6rbs ermd6lt, uno bic Srn. s.
Yarf Aleganber BON Sumnit, Sames %. @ob bon
Boos, s.. MeUaiuan, II. BON Greene. Sas. 8u.
finebam bon Wusfineum, unb 8. 6. &i4mono bon
grie, tuel9e bic meiien Gtinmen erbieIten, uuroen
fiir seb5fie er,udblt eriIdrt.
Muf Mntrae BON @i9ter SANG ipuroe Elm Sant-
beidluB an ben eenat fiir bic Benubuns Der Salle
anaenommen, tporanf fidb bic gonnention bertaete.
!. Die 6taats Mderbau Beb6rbe orsaniiirte fi4
burib gDieberermd6luns beg Srt. Sames 4uuinsten
sum graTbenten, Samss 8udinobam sum Sdob.
.meiifer, sobn 8. Rlippart gum Gorreiponbirenoen
eeeretdr, unb s. g. Babkitt sum 8u4fibrenben
GoprrptGr sfst TeFt.F g,saTfr4< fE.-5ss5.f Il FSi5f
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Die bershnitisae aebt,

bic felt Iansg Set i'm gonerss 9ebalteu mprben ill.,
marb poreefern i'm pauie bon QBaibburne aus Sui.
nois gtbalten. OF iHber ridtigen Anfid6t, baB ale
Natentmittsl aur Bs7eruns Der JiransIaee .ni4ta
beTfsn,. .tuenn ribt borAer bic Rabitalfur gr6Bter
@idt eineei4l 4laeen arpir6.r Semanben. Der iid ben
Maeen lberlaben bat piro Elm Mbfibr. ooer Bred.
mithl psnte nubeil, ,uenr e iib angleid fortpdb-
ren6 ben Magen pieoer iberIaoet. unb 10 benertte
aud Waibburne iebr ridtis, oaB, tuenu Der gonsref
ni4t auiiparsn anfanse, Die Jinan3lase beg 2anbes
5idb nnm69Ii4 beiIern f5nne Ct ertidrte aud, baB.
menn Der gpnsreB fortfobre. in Submit @elb fiji
ale Mrtex BON @pefulotionspldnen 5u betpiqisen,
mien er he bisber setbdn babe, bie republifaniide
Yastei 3u @runbe seben miiHe. grfibrte geipiele
an. ,pie ber GongreB iu.einer @siiion oas 8ubsei
beidrdnft babe, pm il, Der ndhften oeito mebr Sci.
ber1sa betpiuieeH, n,ebr ala 5ur Oedun8 oes Sefis
cits1 not hmenbig 9etpeien; in Der borigen eeiior
ess q pis DsFesassa msbr ra a!s l5ii0ue r'1 BE-
Wut8I. 5lseenss 1s3 3s9H3zt9 3id iiiD 0Kn silTb1aG
Ob bic Weabnuneen sur Spariamfeit fradter
mrben, ,iiF ob8nmorten. gor Ser Sanb pirb bel
Gon8reB BON ben 2obbpinen nit aIlerlei ldnen ju,
Ylinberun9 Des S1abes beitirmt. Inter ben 9r6=
beren So bieaot Gonereiie norliesen, iino mo-
mentli9 berboraubeben: bic peri9iebenen Naeiiie.
babnen. BON benen bic l1niDn Yoeifiebabn burd cir
einen SbeiT oes 5obres nit "a hnee bebedtes @ebie
allein bis liebt fdpn Bombs I'm 8etraee BON $22,.
797 900 als 5ubfibie BON Der &esieruns erbolter
fat, BON ben 2anbgrants sans abgeieben; bel, ,gut.
ro. tunnel, bic Commercial Gteamibip ano flabi,
CATION. Eouponp, Bee Diage 9anbnertras, i be,
@onomim. SsIonbs Gommercidls 9reatb, 1oroerun'
gen fir an s@tu6e beg arieges IN ben Sdnben por
Gontrattoren perbliebent Yanseridiffe, airlne.gi,
ienbabneu Snsianer.g Claims, 0anberanta; Der Wie'
oerauf6au ber Ddmme bes WtiiRffppi, Der Niasard.
SNiffstdaof neue glabp. Darbs, Der Yoiemite Bal,
lei. Claim, bis Rem. Sbra luedilbsr. Die $ebuan'
tapec- nno " Beta 5ra8e, Grperb neuer 9erri'
torien, Yoitrouten u. {. 10. u. i.rw. a1iciA Isla
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III. -. y.
meit ber 4aifuna bsry GyeeHbads hat raan
tbatId1li9 IN White Yine, Neba6oa BEN erF iln9it
entbedten, neueiten Gilberoiftrift, be9onnen Ran
bebient ii baelbit bes Gr3sss posr aM pe8 bsrsits
eeinn.ol3ener, in, RLrnpen unD Barren eegp6ttlem
"details aIs 3ablnngs Disie Art pph Sslo-
se5hdft ffprirt snamentlid3 on Der Spielbant bic
nebf einem 8dr= Room Die erfteH Gtab beS
neuen g Ortes tuaren. Oas .gr3 lit auBeroro roentlidb
reid mon finbet Stids, Die man 0uiamnlenh9a' 4
msrn tann, nnb pelae bann 8ans 0as fNnslehsn Be-
reits 9el9mDl3enen SiIbers erhalten. Gin 4Finell'
arbetter nit einem l6af bon FOLDER 8Mlommenge<
bdmmerter Currency lritt an bic Spislbant, nimmt
Elm StId aus ieineh1 Shab berdus, fsbt es qut eine
Rarte unb ruff ben Wertb, ben Ct beuitbs1 beilest
aus. 4ierauf unterpirft es Der 8antbolter elmer
Brafn9 uno erfldrt, ob ct ben dusgerufenen Werth
oa9eseti balte SIN ndd5ffen NHgenbIid bat er oas
Stid 6es foIfbaren Wetaas 0eDonten. Mno Die an.
bern foIeen dlsbab, Bis Ser Cad oes eiIbererdbers
leer it, unb beier dufs Nene an feline taibtpoae 4r-
belt 0ebt. um in ben nlefen 66Aen Die nd4lten grs
trdse benielben gGeg tpanbern Ju lafsn. Msbnlt4
mie inoen @pielbanfet geht es In Dem Srinfioloon
su, no ui,0 perfdlfmitr Wbsfp i'm bNd9.
itdbIi4en Sinne mil @jfbfr diifeewo0en tDif6H Die
mabren @olo.l un6 Silber8rdbtr fnS III 1dla bitten
ntuentbsdten1 gloorobos nibt 6ieieniBen, bic oas
foitbdre Nfetaa nit unidgIider Vfnbe un0 Antiren.
anng her grbe entrei6en onoern 6ieienieeny bye es
aus ben 9aiden Dsrer gu 5ieben peritsben, bic tes
uriprin9iib sefmnoen. n ,asg4ag .. I0is9t 5#s,
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etepbens bon Sarbin gountp, giee Yrdiibent u.
6. Wel& BON @ialanb, @eeretdr 3. .. Sameion
BON eorrifon. @&abmeiner Col. g. 8. Sorris DOn
gupoboea County. Direetoren: q. q. Donnenp
BON Wosne, ). Yorf Mleranber bon Summit uno
8. s. Hran4 BON gIermont gountp. ss
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ltnfaIL -i@eifern fan6 .eine gypIoion IN Dr
Mper's Qaborotorium itatt, peld5e grebe Mntre9nn9
inber Na4bdridaft peruraadte. AgeS,s y.aen iper'
BERN nit Ranpnen, uelde bisweilen far bic 5uiam'
tnenaepreBten Rrafte 3u idna4 itnb nno NIT i&red<
Iider gelnalt berifen. @lIdli4erueife ftiegen bic
Gfide nid3t peit, 10 boB Neulono ie baonrGI ners
rebt tpuroe. Oie Dirfung lit mebr oer9 bes Gifes
oils bes YuIuers dbnIi4; abersiie uadt Yiaen mel.
'g,5If '.s''pgg IS II adsl Sournel, 2opsE.) q
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Ser vglepslonb, ,perolb~ bsri9tet pon eiuent gHje.
befIsbsn dn 6ortissi 8agn6pfe stpf6 tintsa gbe.
ausoauernberi 'lie6e eints gn.ibes, psl9ss ibfsa
aeann eieis sarae e3eit binbmtt bnI4 e6nesr sno
6sssdr Mdnsns R|s san Mga ieS ab iszo
fabs Sci 9pn6pn Ii gnefdhb., sr.. atf5inahtMo Ell
4ReH Hdnittr. Ham IN 9erbod sinen eDiebifdN BE,
aan9en 3u baben, unb 1ite ffdnot oeuaten 10 9es
gen ibA boB Il perairibe beilt uh6 nod anfralen De.
pottirt mnroe.a @eine 5ra. gtoabte Ieoc9 nid5ta on
s1s.s :ss ss sas.ss S ssSs s r a , s MnsSs !,
ipdbrsnb tbra Suite plldI4 Die Strafs gotonie er.
reidte, ,eriiftiie 6hiffb nufoe ie0o bOn sisftt
mad gbarleffon feQelnoen S4itie 9erettet nno bon
oa 9sldne esiihr,l Nafaae nod Guba uuo 6aiinnaa
AuIralien 3u finben.d Dott ober for4e iie nereeo.
lise nad ibtem maane, pa oisisr, pss lsosr Strai.
perIoren baite. Ds aanmuer NOR i6r Botiirlda nn.
Ebeionnt 6o imotfn Sabre pefsan8es, bis he hnr4
3ufaQ erfubx. bQS iB sinen DfitpR8 beribtetworoen
(eiv Elm gepiiIer QeiRn8we4s .ber egen 0iebfdbls
otportirt tpuroe, tel nnidHIoi8 psrnrtbeiN nno oer
pabre 81 hdter entoedt weroen. Siebeeab h6 euts
ibr Mann mad ben Wer,, Staten .aelegeltlei sic
Efofgtt Inn aud bobin,, aber he fOri9te per8ebli9
sSabre lana; sibIid5 fanb he cine Spur; er bate
ff5 Il, Elm pennippaniies Geeiment einreihen lni.
len, aber bel peiterem Na9forlhen ergab lid. bnB
Eftine rDienff3st obgetaufen inb er fd welliA De,
ferorer aber bic treue un0 aus0auern0e Giebe Der
SSfronfoflte enbfd5 bod belobnt tueroen. Ser SUI
sfall that, mas olIes Miben ,ainb 9a4forihen ni4t
suernaodte. Eint1 3efannten Fel elm altes 3eit.
unesbiatt in 1bie1 l6dnoe, norm sSrau GeilngpeA
Musfmnft iber,ibren 0fann miinfdt, nno er tbetlte
oes Dem Qefingmea nit der iid6 in gincinnati an'
5d6ig aemadbt bate uno mad pitts6urg idrieb, NO
sSrain aeilin0weQ nod lebte. Sic reifte iofort db
lno bier In gleuelanb traf 5ifJ bas alt 9emoroene
padr unb nereinte iid wieoer nod 10 Ian8er 5ren.
Siefe bes Wesres. Scr .Gonrier bts gtats.
unis" beri9tet, oaB Die Neriu1e, bas unterieeiide
Babel su repariren @eleeenbeit 9e9eben baben. in.
tereiante Beobadtanaen iber bic Siefe beg 9leeres
s. Oie am nenieiien tiefen Meere
fno in Der Ndbe Der Gontinente; 10 bat Die Office
SmiiAen DeutiAIanb uno Shweben nur eine Siefe
bon. 100 Sub, has Mbriatiihe Neer 5pii4en Nene-
DIG Mnn 9rief 100 SUB, bic er6Bte 9iefe beg Rano!s
i3pii1en 0rdnfreim unb Gn0lon6 1T MIR 300 i5nB,
,udbreno Der flonehli4e Sheil Sbss Srldno!l9enI
Der GtraBe po Gibraltar erre9t cine 9iefe BON 800
SeB. tpdbreb Nas Itteleer etipa 2000 Jus tief 1T.
4i ben Riiifen Sfaniens bat bas Nieer big 3n 600
9yuB 9isfe.s Die 'sr66ten Siefen tnotn no ~ 1lo'
iidhen WeerenI;a IN Ween beg GAPS bet 8uten 4off.
nund fonb boS @enfbleib be SO. 600 SSnb, I'm Weifen
ber ShfeI @t. DeIsno beil37, coo SUB @tuno. Or.
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