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The Election Law.

The Columbia Union. the most Radical pa
per in the State, speaks Of the present Elec-
ti"n Law OF South Carolina in the following
truthful terms. We must commend the Union
for its candid denunciaiion of this infamous
law. We will add. that it is not only " dis
graceful" bur ii is the most dangcrous to the
pence and quiet Of The State, Of all the laws vet
passed aud we further believe that il is tho
eliminating Act of the Legislature in produc
ing violence and " outragcs" in the State.
The first feeling of evaporation we discoverd
IN our people, came with The operations of ih.s
law. This is the chief cause of the infnmed
public mind which existed imlnc cdiately after
and since the last elections. We hope, for
the peace of the State. that another election
will never be he'd under its provisions. If an
election could be conducted under tho law
without fraud, the distrust and dissaiisfnc
ton of the people would not be dispclcd. and
the result would be no better ihan tho effect of
fraud. The Union says of the law:
"The report of the Committee on Election
and Suffrage laws is emincnIly proper and
just. There is no Disgusting the fact ihnt our
present election law Is II standing disgrace 20
The Safe. That it opens the door to fruud
nnd corruption IS beyond question. Ii requires
u lerson OF strong moral force TO resist Tile
temptation TO elccl himself ia lucrative Office,
when lie has nny opportunity 10 do so without
hcing found out. This is just the opportunity
which our election laws aifori 10 inen who &c
sire 10 avail themselves Of such privileges"
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such Institutions with those of other schools.
where the pupils have all their senses. 1t re..
quires in such schools n greater number of
teachers, peculiar skill, and more expensive
text books and apparatus 10 reach and develop
the minds of children who cannot see and hear.
We think the employment Of physician for
the Institution had better remain; rs il la,
been uniformly in the past. with the Pripci-
pal. DIR. NJ A. Moore, an experieL ccd, skill.
ful physician, residing in the vicinity, was for
mSny years employed by Mr.. Walker, tho
founder Snnd principal. to do the practice At
the stipulated price OF $4,000, per,annum...
winch arrangement was satisfactory 10 ell com.
eerned.
We think the management oftho institution
hnder its QUALIFIED and accomplished corps OF
Professors is prudent and careful" The pro
gress OF tho pupils show that the teaching in
all lis departments il a decided success. n
requires no ordinary qualifications, skill and
experience 10 reach and develop tho mental
powers OF those who know not the SIGNS or
ideas. or the use Of language; whose minds
are locked in darkness; whose eyes cannot
tell the difference between midnight and Moons
day; whose cars are alike inscnsible to IN.
son. sweet melod'ous tones Of music, and. the
crushing penls Of ofihhndsf. ifany have ildsb,,
AS ~ tho success OF the teaching in this Ins,i.
tuition let them visit il "Sesing is believing"
The pupils will do credit TO themselve, and
their instructors. Their counienances and
behavior will evince that they have both q
happy and cultivated home The Superjnt.n-
dent himself y mnle has bsen come G, cd with
me Institution twenty years, and Is in our
judgment we'll qualified for his ofice-a posi-
'ion but few are competsntt TO fll
r. ii. REID.
HM IRWIN -"
JOEL FOSTER.
May 13, 1871.
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Negro Debts.

No case involving the pay ment OF debt. con.
raG'eu Tor the purchase Of slaves, has been or
viii be tried at the present term OF the Cour,
"heh me hrst case was called. Judge Orr e.-
pressed his regret that hs could no, copour j,
ihe recent decision Of the Supreme Court ~
THIS State, and that ho would feel himself CON
strained 10 instruct the Jury that debt, cor
trnc'ed for slaves could not be collected. and
that the probibiiai in the State Cors,iin,;nn
was not violation of the Constitution OF tb,
United States " vi?
lie suggested that it would perhaps bi mo.s
prudent to continue all such cases urriI tho
decision Of The Supreme Court of The Un;,cd
states upon the question should, be announc~,
ed. 1he members Of the. Bar approved of The
suggestion, aud all that class of cases was con-
tinucd WE "'n
Judge Orr has very distinguished prseed-
ent for his determination in this case. In IN.
case OF The State vs.. Wells, I'D Hill. GAY \
Judge Earle decided that tho Congress could
not confer jurisdiction on the Slate Courts 70
Try violations Of tho criminal law OF th. Uni,sd
states. II went 10 the State Supreme Court
tho Court reveraed his decision.
Greenviiie Noun taineer.
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HON de.

TITUs COOPER, coored mar who lived in IL .
neighoorhood Of Glenn Springsin III. County,
was shot and killed few days ago, hy
oo'orcd man. named GEO. WILLIAMS. The
cause Of the homicide aroso from dispute
about matters connected with their work on ho
plantation where they were employed TIrus
Was negro Of good Observation-Disclosures and in
du'trious. GEo. WILLIAMS, (or GGo. Gates. }
has not been arrested. lie is supposed to have
gone TO Haywood Co., North Carolina, whore
his brotl CT is living,
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tConMUNIcArEp.) !
JAMES HENLY,

MR.. EDITOR: As it is in fashion, I would like
10 say word about grand affair that took
place at Ltwson's Fo rk School House on tho
2Olh ult. ! was one of the favored on.a IN :,
was present, and can testify to the success O.,
Tho affair. 1t was the lsst d y of a three month
school taught by that young veteran teacher.
Kev. E. :. V. Brinnt, who always has Gre u,
success. Tue examination was onepcJ bv
prayer by tho Rev. II II. Reid And then tho
,orihogrhphy class was brought forward. vbihL
acquitted themselves we'll. Among them was
TWO little girls. Mamie and Laura Go.ss,,
winch is worthy OF noie, one had been nt .cbooi
forty and one fifty days. and they spelled we'll
IN three syll"bles they did NOT know the
alphabet whsn they entered school, Then cam.
Arithmetic, Grammar, &C., after which IN.
school adjourned for dinner. Ii was cheer;n.
10 sec the long line or scholars and hear The
oe"ui'iu: music OF Neighbor's band rs they
marched to the table all covered with cb onJ
beautiful vinnds. After the school Ind oo,
arranged "t the table the audience took their
place and Rev. X. II. Re d asked a bIessino
amer which all feasted to the satisfaction Of
their appetiies At the sound Of tho drum rho
school assembled at the stand !: then cnm.
speeches and compositions. which was yerv
good and cheering. The following young la
DIES read compositions Miss Knie Goss.u
Miss Sarah NJ and Emma Gossett, Miss susan
a Solesbee and Miss Alice Gossett, all Of them
did honor to themselves
The spenkers did wsll-Mr. Eli and r. q
Gossett did great credit to themselves. Ah.r
'ne examination We were favored with inter
esing addresses from Mr.. j. b. Williamson
DR.. D. J. Boyd, and Rev. r. II. Reid who nor,
trayed The d,ties of both parents and teacher
In plain aud forciblo manner. am bound
to think great benefit nrisos from such meet
ings' forgot TO mention in the proper place
me beautiful singing of the little girls. il was
aehgh'iui to hear them stand up and sing like
90 90 many olrds. Littlo Emma Bagwell proved
The Champion or the "swset singers" A6.r
oil was over the teacher dismissed in A f,v
touching words and the bsnediciion.
Spectator.
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HARTFORD, CoNy.-B>th Houses pnssed n
resolution declaring Jewell olccied lie will
be in"ugurarsd on Tuesday, TO which day the
Legislature has adjourned
SAN FRANCISCO. May IL Clouds Of pro.s.
ho2pers are destroying the crops IN Los Ange.
los County.
Ihe citizens Of Arizona have killed ei ,hiy.
~ nve Indians and captured twenty i've children
Ihsae Indians had been projected at Fort
Grant. bu' in return stole property and mur-
dercd citizens
SCRANTON, Pa, May 10 Three Inborers
been found dead in n swamp. beaten and kicked
TO death. and other ouiragcs have occurr ed
The police and military are in strong force,
but The irritation is great.
BUFFALO, May l2.-An isrant train bound
west coiiided with fro'ght train. Five chill
dren Killed and fourteen adults killed and
wounded. The Sisters of Charity cared for
ehe wounded AT their hospital.
Large numbers of Texan cattle are being
driven nOrthward 10 market Over $50 rn1
head nre now on The hoof in different herds.
New York last week received tho coroo ~
been ell route from Japan via California to
Europe
The thiriy.six English spnrrows imported NJ
Richmond, Va, in 1869. have multiplied an
much that they now, with their progeny, num-
ber over 500.
The supervisor Of Georgia md Floridy re-
poris the arrest Of counierfsiiers Of five dollar
gold pieces. at Laks.City, Fla, and their ma.
chinery seized.
A ve'uict Of $I04 900, and the full Amount,
claimed, was returned in New York the o,b.r
day, Tor the government, against Charles Lii
ienthnl, tobacconist. charged with taking false
returns Of sales.
A Boston woman was sentenced to the house
OF correction for six months, last week, for
stealing coss from dead yoman's owe.
Fact '
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Mn. EDIroR:-I have FORMERLY voicd ,b.
"0r"o'ican ticket in part (colored ticket er =
ceP'ed) believing at the sume time that i, wa,
Tor The b'st-but seeing that the party is to
'.l'J corrupt, and unworthy the ccrfteuce of
All honest men. and that shall withdraw from
said party, aud cast my vote hereafter for the
REFORM democratic or conservative party or
'h' white mans party. q, tho case may be
At the last election l voted the Rsform ,;ol.,
but did not vote for Governor At all.
JAMES HENLY.
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Answer 10 "Sen.xo

The communication Of Messrs. CAsxoS ,,a
"ooDnurr to the Columbia Union. which ua
reprint in another column, il seem. vonId
have given quietus to the sensational sent;-
ments OF "senex." Plain, iugenuou, md
'ru'hfui IN its statements, instead OF affordino
apology for the horrid act which re.u,,.a ~
the death OF wALLr Fowler, yet the motive
which prompted its publication seems not 10
he ha'terihgly npprchended.
We think We know "Senex," and conclude
that he had rather ingender than allay public
excitement. Instead of eudeavoriny to pro-
mote peace. his purpose is TO bcget strife. Tn
our Inst issue We denounced tho deed r.ferr.a
to- in ms strong Language rs We could command.
and now. while We would in nc manner c,,.n.
ua'e the crimina;ity and inhumanhy ofiKc{
offence, 1t is proper to state, that in n co..
sa'ion few days since. two of the sons
deceased said that the killing of their fsi,[
was to crafty tho rcvengeful feelings of coma
persons who entertained malicious fcelinc,
towards him; that it wn, not on the score of
his political views, nor do they think i, was
done by the Ku Klux.
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nzy" We notice ano her sensational EfJrien-
ton in the Union, purporling TO be written
from Spartnnburg to .'some one" in Columbia
1t bears unmisInkable impress of the motives
that induced the correction of the story il re
htcs. 1t has no signature. and We believe il
is equally destitute of truth. 1t is too infa
nous and pitful to notice. That persons
whose chief business is to fabricate such letters
should go unharn,ed in Spsr,nnburg, is good
evidence Of the forhcnranoe of her citizens, or
the misguided policy of the mysterious Klan.
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ncn,rePresentation in the icgislative councils
or the State therefore,
,Resosred. That we recommend to the Clover,
nor suspension Of the collection of take, for
the year 1871. until the adjournment of the
next session of the Legislature
- Resofred, THAI il il the sense OF this Con.
ven.'on that the necessities of the tnx.payers
OF South Carolina impcrstiyely require such
Referred to u i Executive Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. r. Y. Simmons. IL was
R's'ioed. That this Convention of tho prop
er'y-holders and tax. payers of the State Of
south Carolina do hereby deem il our duty to
declare that the bonds heretofore issued with
out legal sanction, and he so called sterling
ioan.sor any other bonds or obligation here,
aher issued. purpor'inS to he under and by
virtue of The authority of the State, rs at
present constituted, will not he held binding
on us; and that VIC recommend TO the people
OF the State, in every manner and at all times,
to resist the payment thereof. or the enforce
ment ofany tax To pay the same, by all legiti-
mate means within their power.
Resoired. That we deem i, our duty 10 warn
all persons not TO receive. by way of purchase.
loan or otherwise, any bonds or obligations
hereafter issued. purporIing TO bind the prop
criy or pledge the credit Of the State and
that NIL such honds or obligations will be held
to he null and void. ns having been issued
oorruplYpnd improvidenrly.
Al ll,P. M.. Ihc Conr eation adjourned till
IL NJ. to morrow,
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The Garolina Spartan.
S P a r T A N B u RG:
r. NJ. TRIMMER, Pub,isher.
Thursday, May IS, 1871.

Ea- The REV. c. S. BEARD, Chairman OF
committee 10 arrange time, md place Of next
teacher $ convention requests us TO say that the
committee will meet in the Commissioners CT
fee on Saturday. the 9th instant Mt 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. $. Lancaster. Cnpt J. Il. Ly!e, B..
Chapman and J. b. Williamson arc the mem
bers orthe Committee. A punctual attendance
is requested.
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The dome of the capitol ut Washington is
the most AMBITIOUS structure in America. IL
Is lOS feet higher than the Washington Mon
nInont nj Baltimore. GS feet higher than Tim,
OF bunker Hill. and 23 feet higher than The
I'in''y Chn ch tower Of New York. 1t is the
only considerable dome of iron in Tho vnrld
1t IS \ vast hollow sphere of iron weighing
5000, 200 pounds.
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Correction.

In ih" advertisement of The County Board Of
Examiners, appointing Trustees of Public
Schools. which We published last week, tho
following changes should have been made: In
School District No !. j. W. WIxoo, aught 10
have been W. WIHGo. In District No 3
X. NJ. SMITH, aught to have beon W. J. Ben.
NETT
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THE FKtedRAPh LJNE.-We are gratified TO
announce that the TELEGRAPH line. now being
constructed along HE Greenyille and Culu,n bia
Railroad. will be brought directly 10 Anderson.
Enough wire has been purchased 10 complete
The lane 10 This place. Aher tho connection
has been made between Anderson and Column
6m the line will be rapidly completed 10
Greenyille and Abbcyile.-dadetson Inteiii-
gencsr.
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little variation by a recently appointed
Chicago editor: "The pension is migliier
than the sword"
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snow fell ioa depth Of ,hree inches Tuesday
nisht, at North Mountain, ten miles from IIar.
r'sonburg. Va.
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making separate additional spprop opriarion 10
pay salaries which taken into the estimate
makes tho appropriation in this State from
Sioo TO $40 per pupil. Tho above zoe. NOT
,ho'uuo tne expenses Of buildings. but shows
the provisions which these States have mad.
TO have this unfortunate class Of their obiidrsu
boarded and instructed.
II Is nc' rHoper to compare the expense. 81
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The Tax Payers Convention,
SECOND DAY.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 10. 1877


At 12. Is p. NJ, the Convention assembled
md was called TO order by President Porter.
The J"u nal Of the previous days proceedings
WAS real and confirmed.
The Executive Copmittee cparte,l upon the
resolutions of Mr.. ~ F. wari,y. cxhort. ng the
People OF the Siike to refrain from all acts of
violence. ard TO look TO the law and other
proper agcucies for the re lrcss of their criey
ancrs; tho CO. opcrat ion of the citizens OF eoob
Eoun'y with The Governor, in the appointment
III County crhcers, and TINT the pcople hold
primary meetings aud petition tho Governor
aud The Legislature 40 repeat all useless and
obnoxious hsws-rcconmeuling that the same
be adopted.
= Judge \. P. Ald:ict offered the following:
/ .A.s9ired, That the Executive Comm tiee.
= She President, shall have il in charye 10
skcs imercsIs represented by this Con-
The interval of adjvurnmcnt--to
syR Sntxiew The. .currrut leg; Station. and TO
THE eConyeniion' togetlles%, such times rs
thsy nay ihinx propev.s Also, lhnr commit,
tee otaHSe She nppoin,ed bysfshe Executive
Cam .prcpase truthful aud conden
sti kc' eo,safitions Of the State, now
Sssis3 ar. anfthas the same be prin-
5s1l Bhcd.. - = =;
fSfhe ,ESeouliveeommittces,
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6ermamiaTemer2S erft6 6ernn9s
6efeafcbaft.
gaars6avttal, S 100000 0t
lisbsrlGub, 56o,b21 q


Der llntspsi6nsts IL alstuissI asfH fur
SCRANTON un6 llInsessnb fur eisie betSsn riibm
ltdbft befauutrn btutIhfn 0elelllbaften une germ
erbSha iree nGbsre ausfuuft su srtbeiIsn.
gerf6erte perIpntn babeu tbrs pramtsn an
ibn Su sablen. M. 0eben,
22,fi Office; pittstcn apsnue Serantrn.
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CGinaeianbt.)
0rntlisWerein, Scranton.

Sn Der am 4. Mir3 absebalteneu Sibs
un9 wurben fclatnoe Wiitalteber gu Be
amten erpdttt: g6r. &rebs. 9rdfOsnt;
5rib Sublt, Sise 9tdFrent; anp. glaseli,
Studns Sefreidr; N. 3palp. ShaBmet'
fer unb 5ris Stur ais S6riftfiibrsr.
9ebten MOntaa. ben 6. @drs wurre
bos Sttftunesfeif bss @rutlt'grstnS IN
pirbiger @etls beaan9en, pCtet es ntht
an edit l6petstrii6er @emattlibfeit
febtte. 8tefers 5aGe, wpriu pas 5ef abs
aebaGten wuroe, mar stemlt6 gut beiuht
unb es wurbe eir allecmeines Scupsr
abaetaIten, nobel cS ntt an Gcaiten anf
BEN 9r6fbenten rno ben Seretu fetltr.
9ei bieIer @elegsnbett purhe bem 0rdii'
penten, Serrn u. Rrebs, lcwie Ssm Sc
lanesprettor 81. 2pnlb purh Gerrn s.
Qppert I'm Ndmen 0es Sereins te Gin Ill
terner Sr6rr iiberrsi6t, In Nnsrfsnuuug
tGrer eplei1eten Dienlte. 6srr 8. Qppert
iibsraab bic Sehr- NIT elmer wiirbigen
anIprabe an bic Getrefenpen, rCfiir Don
Seite bes Yrdabenten iOipie 5errn 3walc
bem 8ersin i6r Dnnt auseeiprCGer
wurbe. Die sln,s 6sflt6teit perlief febr
semItbIt6 unc ilt in isbsr Seststun9 als
gelun9en Su tstradten.
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gBaibinStcn. 12. 1drs. Die 9Iufre.
suns besislth Der gbfebune Sumner's
bausrt fort. Zen san;en Gag sinsen
lange 8els9ramme BON anseisbeneu 8e'
publtfanern unn aus,iae aus tonangss
benben rabttalsn 8I1ttern Elm, In bersn
pas 8erfabren hes Yrdfcsntsn unb oes
Senatss auf bas I6drfite mtbtiaiet wurps.
90 alIsemetn f6ien bieie Stimmung ses
gen Grant unt su @unfsn Summers gu
letn, bab ,pei rsputlifaniiGe SenatUren,
bic fur Die Gtfsbuns hes 9ebtern asitmmt
batten, ibre 8sue iiber eies 8srfabrsn
duBerten. Die Nsuenelano Senatcrsu
1ub eints[lta Der anfht, bab etu unauf.
taltIamer GcrFttt i'm reputlifanii6en
Gaser aussebrphtn lst uub bnb bic ses
lammts Delegation ibrsr Staatsn In Der
Natipnalepnpention gesen Grant GrUnt
MAIDEN psrbe. Sn Der Sbat siti fG re.
nta Sutsl ii6er Grants Sieg funb, aus.
sencmmsn i'm Eesiben 5auie, no Die De-
srabirune Summers nit Ddrme psrt6st.
btst ptrN. 60 betbt, Summer werpe f&
etgen pie wiber ttn ertptenen 8elhulei'
sunssn in Der essenwdrtieen SsITcn psr-
tteioisen, penn iit stne pafsnps @eleesn.
belt ta,u fnbs. gr loa oartn ertIdreu,
Grant psrpirus ptsen abf6tIt6er uub
befimmtsr @eiebssiitsrtrstuns in antlass'
fanb perisst gu wsrben, uno bic Shnbsn,
um bsrsntwtlrn Qnfrsp SU9nIcn ,,im.
peached" pOrben, lsien ,psiB pts
S6nse" I'M gsrsleit NIT bsnsn, weI6s
Grant psribt BAT.
: Gs I&wsten isbt i'm @onarsFe alt
mSsli6en prpistte uno @siebssporlaeen
pelHe Sulammsn Sarauf bin;ieleu, an
8s9tsrun8siBr cine serape,u uupiberlfst
li6s Nta&t gu erri6tsn. Gilsnbatner
unS SslegraPbeu lV(Isn NIT Sel6lae be
Iest perben, pCm6eltd aud bic Canal
uno 2SaRerleitunsen; elm i6beralsr 5err
sOtt iOa sinsslebt unO Der 6ir6sutslud
Don ben BuRbsstsbSrssn bsauffiais
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= Gin abf6euli6es Serbredten wurce
lebten Samfae Mcrsen frit In Mcunt
Carmel, einem Wiusr Ylabr, tn Ncrtbs
umterlanb County, einiee Nfsiltn BON
Qstldnb seleeen, psriitt. Gin Operator
Nnmens 8cabs beireibt baftlblf Elm 8pb-
tsnwerf, unatbdnais BON Der Miner's
linton, unb bic Don tbm beIhGftigten ars
better purben bestol6 bon ben Wttglies
bern aennnntsr Organization nit gsra6s
tuna anesleGen unt selegentItdb tel6impft
unb bsbrnbt. Gintse Der erferen sinsen
BEL einsm Wanne, Namens Daptb gBtl'
liams, In bic Scf, ber elm 6aus, weldes
nit ,lpet unbsrsn sulammensetaut tn, be-
pctnt. Qm Samltds Wcrsen, nm 2 utr
efwd, fdnben 16 Mdnner. beren anSabl
osrI&istentIitt auf so bic 100 anssesten
pirp, Dor bsm 5aule bts Dapto gBilitams
ein .unb fsusrtsn In bafslbe. Cine Susel
traf einen Der Sofsdnesr. @ecrs Scf-
mann, rsr i'm 8ett lag, in ben 8ppf unb
tSbtstr ion oueentlidIi6. Die iibrissn
gswctnsr Fidtsten, 70 Itnsu fs tOnntsn.
in's Greie, uno sleih barauf purbs pas
5aus bur6 bie Grplofon etnes Sdb6ens
pulpers, methse bic Wcrbbanbe binsinse-
tra6t unb entsinbst bate, ,erfGrt, :
Der srI6pfsus @eUrs 5cHmanu mar In
Strts Gpunts eebCrenj er bate ben Sar.
strtriss mttssma6t unb mar in bsmisItsn
perpunbst worbfn. CT ttntsrlaBt stns
5rau unb ,pei flsius 6inbsr.
Sn bem 5aufe, psIfss auf 10 barbart'
fte Betis ssrt6rt wurbs, btfanbsn i6
auber IA Mdnnern, aud betnate ebenfC
piele Grauen unb 6inbsr. DIE Gntrtilt'
uns iibsr biefs ebsnlC fetss rpts 8raulam'
56at 1T bestalt allssmetn. estbsr lag
R& taum erwartsn, tab bic S6uIOt9sr
entbsdt unb sur Strafe sebra&t wsrDer
tSnnsn. Die gUrpnsr's SurY bat fi& ba
rauI teItr6ntt ;u srtldrsn, baB bic 8rdu
eltbat spn unbefanntsn 9eripnen reriib
let. Der 3psts Der @iner's Union, mel
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