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The New York herald., 1871-11-02
THE PARKS MANDAMUs MODIFIED.


Final Settlement Of the Order by Judge Iu-
Still Word 70 Say.
Tne nandamus matters that nave been dragging
their slow lenatn through the Supreme Court for
several weeks past without reaching positive and
practical conclusions slowly but surely reaching
their eliminating point Application was made yes
terday before Judge lngraham 10 settle the order
regarding the mandamus granted by him againsi
the Comptroller IN favor OF the Department Of Pub
ORDER OF THE COURT
was submitted, prepared In pursuance OF the late
decision OF the Courtthat Is TO say, enjointng toe
Comptroller to raise and pay over S2ooooo to be ap-
piled 10 the construction OF the Observatory Muse
um and Eighth avenue Improvement.
Mr.. STRAHAN, on behhalf OF the Deputy Comptrol-
Ter, insisted that this order would not be OF any
efeCt II issued. The unanimous
APPROVAL OF THE BOARD OF ArPoRTi0NMENr,.
he urged must be hat to the Issue or bonds, under
the statute and no such approval was given In this
Judge INaRABAM said he had supposed the papers
showed such approval by the Board OF Apportion-
Mr. vANpERroEI, for the relator, said that this
fact had been avowed IN their afildavits, on inform
alton and belief and that Fad not been denied BY
Nj. sTRAHAN said that capitalists were now very
Mere = ssued and to become aus s0 learned in the
ststutes on tnat authority. = mere order 70 raise
money on bonds would
BRING NO MONEY.
Mr.. vANBgRPOEL claimed that however the fact
might be- the statute authorizing the raising Or this
$100O00 on bonds STOOD entirely Independents. t ny
The COUNT inserted provision in the order that
the money be raised on production or proof that
tine Hoard OF Apportionmenth authorized ~ TO b
M. srRAHAN desired that the order should direc,
that money be raised for permanent works only:
raised for three certain and definite purpOscs-the
Central Pork Observatory, Museum and Egh,n ave
nue. Improvement. yeHh a4 NJ sg
The COUNT interpolated another correction as fol
lOws:-"it appearing 70 the Court that these con
structtons are or permanent characier.'
With these two corrections the order was settled
IL now remains 70 Ne seen what the Board oi Ap
portionMenr viii do in the premises.
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grand democratic mass meeting was held at
Tompkinsvine last evening. william c. Dcnyse
occupied the char and opened the meeting By In
troducing the following named gentlemen;-Town-
send d. Cock. Dwight Townsend, Thomas Gwynne,
John G. Vaughan, Judge Garrett Dr. Carnochan
dred on minute guns from the dock m honor OF
Tho democratic mass meeting. The speakers all
unanimously favored the course taken oy Cnarles
OConor and Tlden for the purihcation OF the demo-
cratic party Three cneers were given ,of enc s'a'
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The ssElouse of Rest for Cosssunptivesss a
Trcmont--Aaniversary Excrc cises-slew ths

The ssHouse ~ Rest for Cossumptivesss a
Trcmont--Aaniversary Excrs ises-slew ths
Phiisnthrsric Wsrk is Prorrcssinc.
Among tho numerous charities existing IN and
around New York, perhaps none has greater
claim on the bcnevolence OF Christian men and
women than the House Of Rest for Consumpovea,
situated at Tremon. westchesser coonty. This
benedcent institution although founded only aoout
two years ago, and supported wholly BY voluntary
conlributions, has already received knH
slleylared the surerings Qf eighty ratiensu,
thirty Of whom died, while about the sams-
number have been discharged. Here the cough
worn victim Of consumption b mado the recipient
OF kind attention, tender care and skfu treatment
Should mis- case baiie all attempts exerted ~ medi-
cal science, then kind hearts and willing HANDS
smooth his pathway TO the tomb. When the houso
was nrss opened the trustees, owing to their then
extremely limited resources, took In cersaia num-
ber Of "pay" patients; bnt last spring every bed
was made free and since then no worthy applicant
has been refused admission, % long ~ there was ,
The second anniversary Of the above named In
srtuiion was held AZ fremonS yesterday, vhsrs
the adverse nature Of the weather. Altsr the intro
ducory services which were according ~ me ritual
Camman, delivered an address, in which ne iuliy
set forth the progress OF the institution: While
aliuding 70 the gratifying increase In the mum.
earnestly bespoke shil further aid 10 en-
able the trustees at an early day V ercos
larger And more suitable ouildlng Of their own. by
whlch the usefulness OF the house would be NATE
rally extended A small sum, he stated, hae
already been set aside ~ the comnencemens os
building fund. s4rE
ney pastor Of the institution, and other ciergy men
present. From the Treasures report h appears
that during the past year, the amount q sopscll.
rons and donations received was ss.ssl %. ne
total expenditures being sl0305 13. An election iof
trustees TO serve during the ensuing year reauisso
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ORLEANS COUNTY POLITICS.

Excisisg Senatorial Nsninasius Conversion
n the Twenty .ninth District-The ALLEGED
Cerruptisniss, Bewcp, Sisnaliy Defeated
General Charles ID. Russell the Chosen
Candidate-ssronG Foeling Against the
Tamuaasy Ring.
SUSPENSION BRIDGE Oct. 81 1871.
Tne 9reat pov.vow Of the democratic party as
Albion for the nomination Of q candidate for State
senator in the Twenty ninth Senatorial district was
held at Albion to-day, and was grand nzxe, the
republican nominee, George Bowen, defeating the
plans Of Distrtct Attorney Noah Davia Mr.. Ben
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THE CRY MUDDLE.

Msee Appsosaas fss Uspaia salas1so - -
Cs@psEellss's Omee-Mesting q tAs DsasS
81 Revtsbaus ~giR4 ssfHT f4Nf~aH ff1nHN 4fE
Ths feayfuly bed vsether Of yesterday may have
had some eject in Ksepins away the crowds nom
the public ofscss Tfus u - that the City Han end
New Court House wese Ike deserted tombs. There
were few people present, except aHT4t
AT THE CONPTRoLLEn's OFFICE, 0G n
whore few s1Snyde' reporters haunted thsr abNi-
ties and claimed recompense - inspectors Of pave
ments and other jobs the real nature Of which they
aid not understand. Mr. Green had promised to
look into the matter and would pay those whose
claims were Legitimate. II was hard 70 tell what
was legitimate, O. the bogus reporters, who were
l0udest In their claims, could scarcely tell YARD
from loot and could not. OF course oecloe wnetnet
the work they were supposed to inspect was perfect
The matter was not finally sstsled g the time & Sf
poriers their CLAIMS Is public workers ON lustrious
The Board OF revision for tho u.gas
CORRECTION OF ASSESSMENTS 81
met q the once y ,nst as %s:
gentlemen &c went INTO Mr.. Green's private room, re-
they had left the reporters were told that the gem
tleinen were taxpayers and ''ooiectors." Perhaps
This may be one way of correcting assessments n
wrong, but as the press was excluded and q some
OF tine minor OmCer8 nave O0c0mo - o0opy ob I0iel-
tying - some OF their principals. no reliance can
be placed on them. l r4NfENe .1Neaia4. sN# ~
H7 AT THE CHAMBERLAIN's OFFICE fat
the attaches were engaged in paying or the amount
Of interest due city ana county stocks and bonds
Tnc amounts due have already bean puhlished. and
as the matter required some little ''red tape" IL
was late in the afternoon before the applicants were
paid on bge sa@A ESQ 9AA
AT TIE sHRRrFF'S OFFICE
the inquiry was frequently made II Mr.. IngersOl or
any OF the Others had been arrested. Tncy had not
and, therefore, the curiosity seekers were obged 70
20 away dlssatlsded. aGc
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KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

RepubIicnn Mass Mectia9 In WILLIAMSBURG.
A large republican mass meeting was held last
evening in Washington Hall. Williamsburg,
for the purpose Of ratifying the STATE,
county and city nominations OF the party.
The meeting was called TO order BY ex.state
Senator Demas Strong, and General Catlin
was called to the chair. On taking the chair the
General vigorously pitched into the Brooklyn Ring,
saying that II was sired by Tammany and possessed
All the wees OF its sire. In concluding be paid
hirh compliment 10 Charles O'Cnnor, whom ne
considered the greatest OF American lawyers.
General Calm was followed BY J. c. Perry, candi.
date for state senator, and other candidates.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The following record win snow the change, In the
temper atuse for the past twensyfour hours In COM
parison with tue corresponding day OF last year, -
indicated BY the thermometer as hndnut's Phar.
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| Yachts Columbia Phantom, Rambler and Fleet
wing, N.Y.Y.C, are In winter quarters al New Lon
| don.
Yachts sappho and Dreadnaught NYY.c, are as
anchor on Sgopleton, 81
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Mr. a. '. d Van 5ycH, whose is Suspension was

------ - =, .s.r. -esras--
Mr. a. v d Van 5ycf. whose suspension was an
nounced In connection with the panic on the stock
Exchange few days since has adjusted all claims
against him, and has been readmitted to active
membership OF the Board. His temporary emDar.
rasssnent was.due 70 the default or customer for
whom he was carrying large line Of stocks.
Messrs Johnston b Van Tasser, OF 81 Nassau
street. win to-day commence the sale of the finest
collection of Oil paintings ever before offered at
pubmc auction in this cdty. Here win be an
seS dwellings, with css eserss Of art At less cost
than ever before onered at public sale IN New YORK.
A man named custavus Kuster about forty years
Of age, living at Yonkers, brought down on the
Hudson River Railroad yesterday from Riverdale,
where he was found lying near the track. He states
that ne was shot and robbed there py some un-
known parties, who afterwards egcaped He wna
attended to BY the police surgeon ana sent to Belle
vue Hospital. Ns#tN
This evening mission house win be opened in
the building formerly known as the Rutgers Street
Mansion." It mas been established by Mrs Lang
lana, who, in the summer or last year,
inau gurated . similar mission at Lanqiand.
but who has now transferred her Denevolens and
Christian energy to similar praisewor,ny work in
this city. The mission s to Do known az the
Cbspel Of the Holy Resi- ana at the services this
evening addresses VIII % dehvered by several prom
inens evangelical minister's
on board the Russia which arrived yesterday in
the bay, were Fathers Clowry, Breen and Kinsena,
OF this diocese. who have returned from Q fve
months tour In Europe. Through the courtesy and
kindness Of DR.. Carnochan. Mr.. Health Commits
s.oner John MulIsily and the Rsvs. Conron, 3.
GaniQan, Pne.an, J. NJ. Farrcly ana Conary were
allowed TO board the Russia down the bay in com
pany with Dr. Feed, Of the Quarantine department.
These gentlemen were very warmly greeted by the
newly arrived clergymen, who Expressed them
selves vSyy much dell6htsd WIN their tour
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

CHAMELEON q. O., Nov. ], 1871.
Three deaths from yellow fever have occurred
here witnin the last twenty.four hourk M
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

Average temperature yesterday. co.
last year. .......... %
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

Very Rev. J. n. Burke, recently appointed Supe-
rior Of the Dominican order In the United >tates,
arrived here yesterday from Dublin, ana win enter
upon his duties Immediately. aaE~t9
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

Andrew McGlvng VAS taken before Justice Bixby,
at the Yorkville Police Court. yesterday, for stab
hing Patrick Devereaux. OF 756 Second avenue, In
the head, and innlcting wound which will prob
ably prove fatal rhe accused was committed to
await the result OF tine injuries.
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Total received yes1erdey .x43
the following sums have been forwarded to Chi
cago Dy the wholesale watch and jewelry tradc:--
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
STATE or GEORJIA,
ATLANTA GA. Oct. n rq71-

To WHOM IT NAY UONcERN, grcctng:-
be 1t known that goOd and surfcicnt reasons mo
thereunto moving, ] do hereby resign the ofnce OF
next, the s0th day OF October, IN the year Of our
Lord 1871, and on tina: day and date deliver over
TO the Hon. BENJAMIN Comfy President Of the
until the election and qualification Of Q Governor
in the mode prescribed 0y paragraph = article 4
section or the Constitution OF this state. And the
Secretary OF the Executive Department win entSr
the foregoing OF record In the executive miuutes.
and place The Capitol building, Executive records,
said Benjamin Comfy, upon his taking the oath pre-
scribcd BY paragraph 8, articlc4 4, section Oi the
Constitution. RUFUS h BULLOCK.
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Hnf Yesterdays ReSistration.
The following is the number Of names registered
in the difYerent wards OF this city thus far.-
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

u1cus 10 pioho1oS~ oy gentlemen thoroughly fani-
nar GIN The officials in our employ az
6nt OF the test that could have been made.
Tnough this completes the appointments originally
contemplated BY the Japanese government IT Is
probable the Charge d'Anaires Of Japan, Mr. Mort,
WIN soon be called upon 10 make further requisi-
lions Tor American servants. Mr.. Mor1 had long
conference with Secretary Belknap to-day, consult
lng him IN regard 70 intended Improvements In she
japanese army, and It s probable military COM
missioner win soon be added to those already
appointed. II this reduisition 10 made the place
VIII be rendered to clerk In the War Depart.
nent ana II Is intimated that no soldiers Of for.
tune need apply These positions viii prove very pro-
atable, In pecunary sense, the japanese not being
ayerse 70 paying well for skill and DranA and there
w1l De- besides places for subordinate oficers act
iua under those already appointed. The Japanese
have shown q wonderful disposition 10 adopt the
American system OF governmental machinery, and
% the surest way OF doing seeking the services
Of Americans OF approved honesty, experience and
abisy 10 establish II. The American occrs will be
cared for like princes, but they are expected to be-
have like gentlemen and American citizens. So far
me appointments have been most fortunate, and,
- NO political influences are allowed to interfere
VAN the sssections, they cannot fan In the END 10
give Satisfaction. These things are considered o
sress step toward the future commercial alliance
between America and Japan. The European
Powers azs showing gooo deal Of feeling ct this
cnng OF the East and the West; but as there is no
hslp for nso n u endured.
MisappIicasisn Of Gsvermurema EuvsI..
An examination into the accouuts of samue,
Evans. Collector oi Internal Revenus IN taltimore
rsvsals0 the facs that government funds hsd been
nigsDplied. and was dscidSd by me CON.
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Die Gipils " efcrm.

Die giYtI.8efrrm tdnn aIfp iebt los
ssbtn. gDis ss beibt, BAT bic Gpmmi1iicu
sinsn plan ausssartsittt, mad pslGen
tinltts aas Ssnerbsr um elm Sunpssamt
elmer risOr5fsn priifuns untsrporfsn psr.
ben iclIen. Das Gramsn bsfsbt In fUlesn.
BEN SSn Ganpipaien Su bsantpprtsnpsn
Srdeeu.
g8is bstesn SisP
g8sr fnb Sbrs Gltsrnp
Bon mem irerbsn fs prptesirt2
gBie lang finp ibre 5iussrp
Stnb iie f&cn etnmal TN 3uatbauS &c.
isHtn5
Stnusn Gle BEN ssIsblihen grtrag bsa
Gmtss, nm bas Sie f2 bewsrbsn, unp
ptfen Gle, pis pisI man nsbsntrt MAIDEN
fam?
Sinb Ste stn sifrissr Qnbanser Der
btrrIhenbsn Yartei2
6aten Gle benz 5rn. Grant IHun etc
mas asIhtnft2
gBtt batrn Sie bsuts Na4t ssI6Ga.
lsn!P
@tnn Der Gan6ibat ale btrIe 8ragen
jur 3ulrisprubsit Der 9ommifTUn beant.
portsn tann, 70 pirb sr btfdbist srtldrt
uub bat esIsbliGsn @nIprun auf pas ss.
panIhte amt. Qasr 0abr1hsinIi6tett
mad pirb Der ,Shsntunesfrass," Der
@snauisfsit tpsasn, pas ,,tpis pisl" anss.
bdnet rerbtn. 90 last puu6.
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S0GfO1u SCalps,

8Tanfltn Astuus, nabs hsm Giisubabu-DspOt
eprtuj 3sibIsr, Gissntbamsr.
Das Saus il nru unb in pUlfpmmshItr @sils
rinesribtst un6 1iIb unb atllsr Iitttrn an Spsi.
fen unb @sranEen eas Bette, mas ,u babrn In.
Splibe esutt fSnusn SOlt une epgis brim Gage
pbtr her @pSs rbalttH. 1870
2prtut 3stbIsr.
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- Die Standardization In Der Union III
cine pom ben Snpufrtstn. bic iih In fur
ger 3rit, was Suantitdt uno @ite bee
prObuttss bttrifft. In trfaunlthtr 0sile
sntiptdtlt babsn. 60 III biss pur6 bic Gin.
fabruns FER ssmsin1haftIihtn Yrc6urtiun
Der Garmtr sswifsr @sssnSen m6sIth &C..
wUrbtn. SIN Staatt Ntw gorf bsllsbsn
944 folder ,,eUrpsratiSsn" 8dltrstsn,
tptl6t bic Wil6 pom 100000 8atsn In
Butter unb Rdls SsrpanesIu. SR ben
ibrissn Stadtsn julammsngsnpmmtR Sc.
fitbsn stra $50 Sdlsrsisn unb bisIs unp
bic Rsw gOrftr prOou,irsn esssn 160
@iliUusn plumb 8dlt per Sabr, pppon
f&on I'M Sabre 1870 iibsr 81 TIaicnsn
pfunb ausstfibrt purbsn, pdtrsnp mir
BON gnsIanb nur ssssn 3 Ntaionsn
plumb sinfiibrtsn,
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N1llirQble

Mutual Life Insurance Comp,
BON Ntp.gprf,
SIC SrpaSipap. 518
Btamts:
G. Dwight 8snball, prGlitsnt.
3. 3. R. Sabeen, SefretGr.
8. 8. Stul3t @sn1. Sup. brs btutlbsn
Departments.
Graminirsnbe gerSte fir Scranton, ga:
8. ammann, R. ..
8. 8. GSerbart W. ..
gOrsHst bisfsr 6rfsII16aft.
Die mabisfsu prGmisn. Gin erpBss 8apitaI
unb ii6srs sspiffsnbafts NnIass tsiIrIbsn. Ser.
ner linb ale gplicirn unpsrfall- unb unbeRreit-
tar. 30 Gage 6rilf fir prGmisn. 3ablungen.
Sbr Spifrm III ausIblirelib erssnIeitie. sic
Ssrlanst feline Rpten iinb sibt ! brr pramie aIs
Grebit. slle glrter bon ppliesn pertsn nusae-
felt. Sn 1pbssfGllen tpirb riidiGneigsr @reeit
unb prGmis nt6t in abSus ssbra6t. Sci gram-
tenpabIen ilnb bic WitgIirber bfr Imieabls
ffimmbertttist.
R. zimmerman,
Gjensralsasrnt fir prnnIylp.,
Office, SO. f06 penn ape.
IHhtige Assnten perbrn unter ben literallfen
Ssbinsunssn ju snsasirsn ssptinl6t. 19ir7l
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(6OrtIrBuns fUIst.)


- 8stanntItd tabsn bic gew gprtsr
glIdfsr bsm @snsral llbrt6, bsm Ger.
t9stbissr BON Strabbure, sintn @brenbe.
gen sttpibmst.-8Ur sinissn Sassn murbs
ftsIe GbrsRsabt tem General in Yarie
iibsrrstht unb Der ssriitrtt Srisssr sr'
tIGrts, tr piirbs btslss S6wsrt nur banu
Si,btn, wsnn ss sdlts. bic bura ben 8rtss
an 9tutl&lanb perlurensn Yrcptnssu
pteber su trcbtrn.-gBsnn bic @ieptr.
erptsruns bsS Glfab nur bur6 General
ubrt6, nit 5ilfe fstnes Nsp gcrftr De.
gems ausssfii9rt tperben ica, bann-
,,eteb' 8aterIant, tannf rubtg Isin!
rlnb lltrid;-fsd ben Dfeen sin!"
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tabt aIstn fbtn Iafsn, aIIstn Id mo6ts
bic alte Nasb niht wsden, ba Ft istr
isttts rtsptr auffetsn mub, unb pann
ma&t ffs mir ben Sbte aud nt&t 70 ju'
rs&t, pte ib ibn piinI6s.
Die SbtrfSrfsrin bate isbt bic Sbse'
tanns nit ben tsiben Safsn, benz 3udsr'
ltrSies unb Der Satnfaune auf ben slid
ssfeIt. nSU," iuste fie, tnpem iie Ft aud
stnsn Stubl an ben Slid ridts, - mum
lafsn Gle uns ,uIammsn cine Safe aul
btutf&eG 3utersitstsn Sbss trtnfeu
5sIise scnnte bic gOrtrsfFt6tstt bee
@strdntts ntGt ssnus IOtsn unb hantts
Der SbsrfOrfsrtn In tsrsbtsn @ortsn.
nGprCpcs !" bssann btsrauf 5slter.
pSastsn Ole ntht ba6 SBr 3srr SObu
In 5rantrst@ sswsltn fsiS"
u@swtb," antpurttts bic anssrsbtte.
yGr mar In Der Nabt BON 1i9ltauIeu
BEL etnsm StuNiensenuFsn mstnss Ssr.
fcrbsnsn @atten cine 3sit lang 5urfss'
ttlfs."
5sItee ssrlet9 In if&tli6e Grrssuns.
p@iftn Sie ben Srt 3u nennsnT
Den Srt2 ga, pis bisB tr bod eleib
81, bab i'd mid bod ntdt stsia I'm au.
ssn6Itd auf ben Namen bsiInnsn tann!"
- Die SbsrfSrfertn fam mad.
Sn btsfsm aussnbIide tUb bic altt
S&purswdIbsr aus, uno Der &ufuf lief
Slst@ barauf Elm elfmaIises 8utut tGrsn
nNun, 8snnU tann tsben ausentlid
3urndtommsn, bann tann ct Sbnsn BEN
lslben lelbit nsnnen."
u@r q ppbl I'm Dalbe2"
nDte @ssenb rpirb ntuerbtnas burd
stntse bsrii6tiste gBtpbiebe unlider &c,
ma6t, wsl&s 9erabe In 70 buntlen Ndh.
ten rpit teute germ ibr BeIen treiten
Da mub nun mstn SUbn 9tnaus, um
ibnsu bes 5anbpert su lrsen."
nDa rerbsn petl aud bic SGaTe
psIte bic pfsrbe fGsu ma6tsn, Don i6ner
tsrs.riitrt tabsn."
Die Sbsrfpritertn erblaBte lThtlth.
$50 babsn Ste bic Saa1t gstSrt2'
frnste fe.
uSa, ben Srt tann iG Sbnen nidt
nenutn. So mar an Der @dr, mo- Il6 be,
gBs8 mad rem 5orftaus btertsr abbieat
Der 8utl6er 6ebauptete, es Iet bi6t 20,
tbm cine Sussl pprbst seIauff. Das Quf
bltbtn Der @epebre babe id 1sltl esIeten
Die Yfsrbe 3c9en pl6bltd an unO be,
SutI6er permuhte bic 3btere taum 1,
baltsn. Da, NIT sinem Nale fubr be,
sBaSsn 9s9en etnen srObsn,. auf b,n
gDe9s lie8enprn Ststn unb er Iiiir;te mad
born. gia6pem Der 8utI&er bic gferp,
pom Ba9sn los ssma6t bate, balf c,
mtr bsraus unb mir 9lnssn nun SuIammrr
btsr1sr."
u6aten Sie sislIeiGt bsmertt, tae pci
Der @ds Elm 5ubpts In ben 8alb fi6rte p
DSa - Der Sutfhtr nannts aud bdt
Dorf mad benz er fibrt - Id babe bsi
Namen otr9sftn!"
,.Nat stnsm DOrfe ?" - Die Sber
fSrfsrtn iitsrlssts.
so bsnts!"
"@rfasts nttht mad benz 661ensrunbe p
p8i&tig, ,6Saeusrunb' nannts sr ss!'
aus Der Srulf Der Sbrrf6rfsrIn ent
rang fb elm ttsfsr Ssuber.
u@ctt I'm 5tmmsl - bas III fein Dor
80. es IN cine perrufene S6lu6! Uni
Sis babsn msbrsrs S4iGt gst6rt?"
yDret pser Ster Sd tann es nt6t te
Gaupten, ba Id 3u aufssrsst mar"
Der 5tmmsl mag bslfsn, pab i6m tsil
llnsIiid 3ufUee!"
usbsr bic @enssn Der SbsrfSrReril
ptrltsn eintse 3dbrsn.
(fnrffstunn fnIoEl
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- Die 8ar6tsre In @bina babtn stnsn
wanbelnbsn pSartsribUp." Sis ssttn ben
san,su Gag umtsr NIT elmer 9rpbsn
9lcde unb trasen tinen Sftn, Elm
Ssdsn, Elm 5anbtu6 uno sinsn 5Upf NIT
5euer BET i6. gGenn trasno Stmano iit
ruff, 70 laufen fe bin, fsaen ibrs fsbsn
Sa6sn an sinsn seetsnsten Srt tn
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