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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-08
Suicide ~ Clinton, N. v

PouGHKEEPsiE, April :. 1871.
William Henry Crasrer, OF Yonkers, committed
suicide last night in the town OF Clinton III health
was the cause.
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By the foregoing statements IL will be seen that
the amount gained by the increase of receipts and
the decrease OF expenditures has been as ioows:-
From decrease OF expenditures. t2slvOs9
Reduction Of public debt from March l, 1891, -
March l. 1859,
Reduction Of public debt from March i. issa 10 -
March L. 1871, MtfoifS
Showing increase IN reduction Of pnoc s7
During the two years from March 1, 1859, TO March
l 1871, the amount or the reduction OF tne public
debt has been, as above shown, s20I75s,4i3; most
OF which has been In the purchase and cancellation
OF bonds bearing interest In coin. and In the pay
ment or obligations overdue and convertible into
interest bearing bonds or certificates. The amount
OF interest which VIII hereafter be saved to the gov.
eminent debt actually paid is 81, 5374 61 annu.
ally, or 1901, ass monthly, mostly In gold
The Publication Of Income Returns Proc
hibited.
Commissioner Pleasonton has issued special cir.
cuar calling the attention of all revenue officers,
especially, to the provso OF the act OF July H. 1870,
to reduce internal taxes, prohibiting the publication
OF income returns except such general statistics
not specifying the names OF individuals or firms as
may be more public, under the rules prescribed by
the Commissioner. The circular states lin view OF
this provision OF and Of the authority given to
prescribe rules and regulations under which general
statistics may be permitted TO DO published. it is
hereby prescribed that the only Information relating
TO income returns which may be permitted to be
pphuahaA u ~ Geperk AGgxsgA.e " the A,tiIc
The New York herald., 1871-11-02
THE HlsETEEsTH WARD HOMICIDE.

Further ParticnlarA-Tarsct Shooting and
IS TIeable About Prizes. ,..f ..s
It seems to be quite dificult matter to learn the
real facts connected with the death Of John Rourke
who was found In Tying condition on the pave
menr at the corner OF Forty.thrL street and Second
avenue, at one O'Clock on Sunday morning. buI
yesterday some fresh particulars leaked out. A
week or two ago an organization known as the
"Larkin Guards,r composed OF young men living in
the Nineteenth ward. had target excursion. and
competed for prizes concerning the distribution OF
which some trouble arose between the members;
but no open rupturc then occurred. Last Saturday
night at very late hour, deceased and his friends
John and Thomas Gilitgan after lnduging IN divers
drinks, concluded 10 90 down to John COnran's
stable, F0rty-third street. near Second avenue. and
infict summary punishment upon one German.
there employed, against whom they or some one OF
them, held grudge. Meeting with German light
speedily ensued between him and Rourke, and dur
ing the struggle they contended vigorously for the
possession OF an iron rod, two feet or
the fight was Rourke either fell was knocked
down, and received compound fracture OF the
skull which caused his death twenty.four hours
afterwards IN Bellevue Hospital. 1t IL suspected,
however, that In the struggle between the men
German wrenchcd the r0I from ROurke and struck
him on the head with 1t, but whether any OF the
witnesses now detained by Captain Gunner saw the
blow struck must be determined at the invcstiga-
ton TO be held before Coroner Young Monday
next. In the meantime the witnesses remain In
charge Of Captain Gunner.
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

chestnut 1lly, goe " bennington, foaled Nay 4
1870: dam Florde; Il. WEIGH. for 1626.
&C.. Chestnut COLI, got BY Leamlngton, fossd Aarsn
1870; dam Bopecca; d. ID. Withers, for S0oQ
Il 4.pnls Tnis YuAa's wnANLN06 .eH
Bay hlly, foaled Sd January, BY Warm1netor, dam
Lady Bpang: Dean sage, f0r s200. N
Cn. flly, foaled 18th February, BY Hampton Court
dam Rebecca; Jonn G0schong, for S220. ~
- Brown colt, foaled 10Cn March, by Warminseor,
dam Invcriochy; John 0oschoDg, for 800.
q BrQwn MY, f0alQd y7tb March, BY warminseer,
dam Sophia: Dean Sage, for $475. ftr ..
Bay colt ioaiod esth March, BY warminster, dam
Belle Boyd; John 0Oech0ng, for S215. '1Ea
bay colt, f0aled 7yh April BY bennington, dam
Stolen Kissos; Dean Sage, Tor seas. 3' 'tHa
I. Bay hlly, foaled 13th April by Warminster, dam
Lady Oakland; Mr.. Gardner, for $40.
rmtfElHalM Nf HALR BREEDS. NE a. a
Ch. colt, foaled In September, by bennington,
dam trottfng mare, pedigree unknown; John Cos
Ch. fiiIy, BY Leamington. dam Vermont uottlng
man; III, g. Russell, Tor t2ao.
Bay geldins. years by imported Hartington;
PAR q bay earI!sgs horses, aged and years;
'--:f'S"N' -; -' - \. +. Yorsus, STOCK. os
"A chestnut colt By Leamington. from the stable
Nicholas. or New YORK, Tor e7oS. and brown colt.
BY Lesmlngton to Mr.. Davis, for $500.
Z Miss MILDLY MorQan'B stallion New London was
offered for sale, but there was no bidder. ,lfBw
The New York herald., 1871-11-02
Conc,usion Of the Trial--Tss Jury Out Five
adw r HSara And No Verdict. ne9lxs2g

Cono,usion Of the Trial--T.s Jury Out Five
8ev r. USsra And No Verdict. ne5lxslg
The trial OF Aoses Henry for the murder Of Thomas
Mcmahon, at Hoboken, on the 14th Of last month.
was resumed yesterday IN the Court OF Oyer ana
Termner at Jersey CITY, before Judge Bedle. no-9I
George Henry, brother OF the prisoner, was cx.
amlned. after which the case for the State was
closed. s... y.
he testiied as lollok s:l live with my brother. at
No. AZ Adams street; WORK for my br0ther; l
recollect saturday night October "a; &c about
iss ssen 0SHSt wsSs into a Oonnss 50 saoon McAanon
ss.s sss 1Fasssa "a ssIa II M 92sf, S @
he was On c6nneis sfo6b as went out; as walked
ground the stoop he tried to trip me- grabbed ior
went TO my fathers room; stayed there for afteen
or twenty minutes, then went home: stopped IN
tho wafer closet In the rear or the yard on my way
out; when passed through the yard on my way TO
Icame back saw man go over the fence towards
Newark street, the nrst thing after that that knew
was stabbed by MCMAHON In the stomach; struck
at him; then lie grabbed me ana pushed him
away; ne made another lunge for me and retrcated
fcll finally reached my honse at a Adams street.
and was admitted; had no knife in nv possession
on that night nor did stab or attempt to stab the
Mr. Wiinam T. Holman summed M for the de-
fence In an address which was masteriy appeal 70
TO the Jury on behalf OF his CLIENT District Attorney
Gactson, In his reply, cited the vital points Of the
evidence, whicn, ne maintained, established the
charge OF murder. Judge Bede charged the jury,
but up 70 nalfpast ten last night they nad not
aQrecd on verdict
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

socsuA Day o. sAe Autamn McesIng-Thc 0s80
taf &a Purse-Pool selling. tsWc
= This Is the second day OF the autumn meeting at
Fleetwood Park, and should the weather be pleas
ant the purse OF $1,000 for horses That have never
beatsa 1882 win be decided There are nine entries
20 oecnpete for the money, which Is so divided that
$500 viii be given to the rst $500 to the second and
5000 to the third horse. Thc entries en-
brace John 8. Parkes' brown stallion Daunt-
less Peter Manee's gray geldng st. Elmo,
N. Roden's gray marc Heather Bloom, George 7.
Freemans black mare Lady Wheeler, John
Murphy's brown marc Lady Sears. W. E. Weeks
black gelding Eight Bells, J. Dougrey's bay mare
Fsuny Lambert, J. Splan's brown marc Constance
and Alexander Patterson's chestnut mare Belle Of
Oneida. - .
Pools were sold on this event last night with
Heather Bloom left Out-as 1t was announced sho
WIN not start-at the rooms Of Messrs Marshall b
Johnson, Broadway and Twenty eighth street, but
the betting was very slow. Finding such to be the
case, chance was given the buyers to invest on
the lFree for An purse t0sbe trOtted on Saturday.
The following figures VIII give good Idea or the
200
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

- IN |--- ANFAFOLlA Md,, NOV. !, 16II.
The arguments in the case OF Frederick N. Kusey.
now on trial here for the murder OF policeman
Joseph e. Clarke, OF Baltimore, on the 22d OF May
last closed about three r. NJ to-day. Tne Jury Alter
about twenty minutes deiberation, returned ver-
dict OF guilty OF murder In the second degree. the
prisoner seemed much gratined at the verdict. He
had evidently expected worse fate than now awaits
him. The wife ana two httle children OF the mur-
in the court room dursng the dav, and seemed much
anected. There is CON derable surprise at the YER
der and no palliasing circumstances wsro pressassd
by the defenca .s.,... M, ta. 49,. 80
The New York herald., 1871-11-02
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
Changes in Military Divisions and Dcpart-
mcnta.
WAsHISGroN, d. O., Nov. 1, 1871.
The following was issuc1 to-day
ADJUrANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WAaurNCT0v Nov. 4 1871
WAR DRpARTNiE ENT.

-uaN sl N WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
RN"a eNet WASHINGTON, NOV. l. 1871.
BY direction OF the President the following
changes IN military divisions and departments are
eral supervision OF the division commanders Inter
from the Department Of the East to the Department
OF the South. tE*Ht* N#8 iG
Second-The Indian Territory north OF Texas and
Texas. to be commanded by Brigadier General Z. y.
Augur. and the Department Of Texas Is added to
tho Military Division OF the Missouri
7nird-Tne Department OF the Platte is for the
present discontinued. and the territory embraced s
attached to- the Department Of Missouri. General
Augur will transfer the department records 10 Fort
Leavenworth and explain Ia person 70 General Pope
the disposition Of the troops therein aud the general
which he WIN proceed 70 San antonio, Texas, and
assume command OF that department The depots
sent, and the oicers in charge viii report to Gene
rai Sheridan, commanding The Military Division OF
Missouri. y" .E
cavalry, on being relieved will proceed to Fort
MCPHERSON, Nebraska, 70 await tue arrival OF his
eGaipmensa to be leit there for thas re S,msnt
Fgtn-The States Of louisiana. Arkansas, Missis:
sippi and the Gulf posts, as far eastward as aud
sttute new command, TO be called the Depart
mcni Of the 0uif and VIII be COMMANDED BY Colonel
H In En S AZ n syey % his cGSS 2sseas HSS snS
post TO the ofcer next IN rank and proceed to New
Orleans 70 organize mis- new command and VIII r. r..
Mlhtsry DIVISION OF the south.
St1ks-The F1ftn cavalry, leaving their horses ano
Franc,sco Franc and relieve the Third cavalry taking
their norscs nnd equipments. The Third cavalry;
when relieved. WIN proceed TO Fort Mc2nsrs3n 9
and for the present. occupy 'n0 posi- Vaoaea " '"'
fsv sspeDssMTne H various stan on,cers affected BY
- 1'' b. b. TOWNSEND, Adjutant General.
The New York herald., 1871-11-02
HORSE NOTES.

On Tuesday last the bay gelding Myron Perry was
matched against the chestnut gelding Major Alien
formerly Locusr to trot at Fleetwood Park Thurs.
day, November o, mile heats best three In AVE. IN
harness. To effect thls the owner Of Perry was COM
PEELED to bet 81 $50 against $1,000 on the part OF
Allen's owner. This contest WILL no doubt excite
lively speculation. t st esy
The New York herald., 1871-11-02
CAHNrBALIsM IN WILLIAMSBURG.

Charles Layun. twenty-five years Of age was ~.
rested yesterday BY Ofnccr Timothy Pnelan ana
locked up In the Fourth street station ho1ss, Wil
liamsburg, to answer charge Of mayhem IN a.
brother, John Laytim chewed the latterB 11po enal
dlsngured MN for nls rhe hrosAsrs we're htoxtl
i ,al9rtsf 0nnoH .osmetwo3 t,a a5isw ii
aag1scaat lsinSsl sA, isniass sisbibGes
4e'n0~e&Go9 yis1 n ElAes--cqeiglSq
The New York herald., 1871-11-02


MAJOR Joseph A. Potter, Quartermaster, Is relieved
from duty in the Department OF the missouri ana
ordered TO report TO the commanding general o the
Deparment OF the Lakes for assignment to the Cnof
Ouartermaster OF that department.. Second Lieuten-
AMI Frederick q. Grant, Fourth cavalry, has been
ordered 10 report TO the General OF the Army and
will accompany General sherman on his tour OF
military inspections in Europe. tr NJ Hfn nNN
The New York herald., 1871-11-02
NAVAL INTBLLIaEN0E.

the United States steamer Richmond arrived at
tine Philadelphia Navy Yard yesterday afternoon.
The United states steamer Saco has been defached
from the European neet and ordered, VIA The su1
Canal 70 the zDiatic Aeet III. 81 3
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

The COunc1I OIL AZ Accepting C0uuI VI OtLkc'i
9A Terms for ths Surrender or Sedan. 2aA
The followina Ii she Official report Of the decision
, Of the French council Of war which was held liz
Sedan q few hours after the above Interview took
place.
sounc. q var met q Ss summons Of sSe Cen.
s5s 70 which al the % 10 o ss p
plan sons n obedience the comsnas Of Emperor,
IN with the armce concluded between the
fu powers from he King Of Prussia in order to obtain
the best possible terms for the which had been driven
uo ss e r after ,n a sa Gonu nsss s @
knew that our army was neihsr suppis1 with provisions
derssnd fought with army Of $4,000 men,
me- eve are noinsd sst Aonor.se your army
s as' u not s. 10 q our
policy The French army must captulate Your Troops
G s e op ~ = Ss y.
surrendered ua" Tho General sS sskcd shs generals
possible continue rea,sance The majority replied IN the
negative Only two generals expressed an opinion that an
@ sd ssn S e q. q s e %
Hss
sbls that under these The rs the enemy,
who had taken Of the heights around the
seized barriers Of the and directed bis guns against
the narrow On this tho generals withdrew their
SppSSo . Ss
consideration of the material mpossbty Of consinung the
%impGen, DucroL Forgeas Lebruu Douay Dejeau. ~,
The New York herald., 1871-11-02
PaOsPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.

SUMMARY.
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS, Oct. 31.-Sweep-
STAKES $780, mile heats, best three in five, TO road
wagons. Owne.s to drive, exception being made In
the case OF the sorrel gcldlng Joe Morgan. EfsS8
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

I3a go,voldlssto Hcfu t5nim,s'sb s1a cdR
3oamalsgg2 bst9gz 9e9sa
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

Ass can Psssscs p for sysr from attack on her part
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z ss p ssn e. ~ .1 s %
=: %sS = p. q ssoD sSSs 4 fH
a.: .as not y; Sl E9s ~ ssS: ss:
ypusys harsh measures DO nel rsvvs Assz-
'assslf .ss Si;d ssss S:'s s
ne ssd'
% ss.ssr ss eRraS mania for so shas NsPolsen III 10
Ss We n'ss :S sS .sssss ss p.s sn0 III
Win favor ov%Ns W. know 70, s @ ss
not NE ss g., ,1 z s"ss oss as s A % people So: z
that which makes and unnakss the aovsrnmsna with you
De as sSGs .sP TEE e. s% .ss A,
% r.v s r 4
i sh ioS srs ~ vS "a
rsccspi.s shc sasrsndsr you WIN have ghsd for army:
81 s M
formed young soldiers are not worth veterans and more
over wis, can by no meSns be improvised. corps of
e sn @ Ss ns
s. Ss. dsss.a s s1s, S'y u ~ q % %
and the best ocery Of the French army. To eel them 81
IS s. ss hs ss
y % r ;sn yos poS
ton howsvs. a.tsTnE s b The opi0On have q
hr ss.m' -SlSs says been
equally %po;,Sss .Ss s..;I. fos msso surrender shall
ss, sis;n Is: .s Y % &c s::.
Count BsnA We arc ready 70 hear ron. General
a M KIM as pi s, 70 E
S % e 5 hf
'Ss' Ss grant ss q
the Freucn army more honorable surrsnde such - II de-
sner.i Ssnes cxsHIIr1UV9ss ~ AohbF h l9a
Count BIsNAaok-what manns. Of sw9rd IL that which
g II. :.sssi ~ ss :.sss q Er.sss ::
GENERA !. on; the sword Of The En-
ss.r;:as and :mS; ss
s.
sond no. ssy : sorry % u m; IS:
s'''ss' e.. ne
four o'oCcl A four 9clOoi psci:ey .Ssi aIs
General have valiant sna heroic sods doubt
as :: g q $
Sa
that of which w have useless caused % shsd
Is 10; Sn
th. % attempt resistance would be folly on your part
densrsi NO Sol4Ea aas you again h.
cry q and % .H pSoun
n tho outlets bv wh,ch would attempt to break the circle
ss, ssss you 80 Ano .s ''0na
would have us beieys--shess portions arc not Z
DO S saS n 9 the
esumptuous and inconsnt naior At the outset Of the
roy prsrR1BurxD MARS or axsxAHY
Y n yom o@e when you had not ne means Of studying
ss q
A mot op ysZ % ons ss ;s1 rsoy e & %
truth AsT brief .'sDos y :.ld :s.a z. Ava. %y:s
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es csass asii,s'sn Sossss n x send s0sos
ssas mo- nov
sS os s nssu q - .A.n
- =; ;ss ;s vs
IN .Sns e:n2oi 70 as such dsS,op
s = s sss 6, p
snsS o:sss e. sd
% Y :na ne kn Would 1e ,e a &
@ cS SpS e f e S e
ongAon until mine O'Clock but that would be ne lsss
:ssEsPts5 % s
e ssss s Sss.ss MI e. sS @ s dividing
The Council OF war Acceptinx Count lreltke's
a Terms for ths Surrender or Sedan. PaH
The foowinR is the onicial report OF the decision
Of the French council Of war which Was held In
Sedan q few hours after the above Interview took
piace.-
NJ inC HKADQUARTRRs AT SEDAN, sepG 3 le70
This day. ID September, SIX o'clock In tho morulnRs
cocl Of war met II the summons Of the Cen
ora TO which all the generals In command Of disons the
Chief Artillery Chief Of the Military ngne6rs were
invited The commanding General gave the following cx
In the commands Of tho Emperor,
and IN with the aristce concluded between the
full the King Of Prussia, in order TO obtain
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

sa.s9lfaae $40 itdi tss g egatonla y iraca
.bsiss'b4il xli0golg 50 solhal 6se1s io
The New York herald., 1871-11-02


fGul0 SlNf4 q elnri itH1 rntef1ttfsl Naf Ftea
aH3 W bftau Anlta i@cl b9fntn sFrh eai ~ ylsllt
stnhamcJ AinGViszGaus
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

t0k60s 1VV 70 . UX0luSt 0HIt0uI0 tdkcus lUV 70 o
egsass esl!s d taken; q s.sO., 70 against
sssen;so s . % AGAINST Ssranaa. sssen;
Bsrford taken; SO 70 against Tne Dwarf taken 50
TO against Indian Ocean, taken; so to 4 against
gs5 1 silva 70 assa sssUs ss y sssass
iOo AS'sspSs; 60 against sa Maid, % taken. ''As
them were put through their toilets In presence OF
vast crowd of critics In excellent time and despite
the size Of the field were got or In aiew minutes;
with an extremely obtuse angle and the two legs meet
at the old Roman mound generally called the Ditch,
through gap In which the horses stream and then
run straight for home at the Cesarewitch stand. The
spectators massed at the latter point could, even
WIN the best MAKE 1 s SI ers e q f nsfs
bus the facts were easily ascertained. The running
WAS MADE e ne Gsp gsaSg n r.
cIg::cr By MisS 6heppard, Aarmors. cedric the
Saxon, Veranda and Fleur dc Peche. and the sue.
csedns division onsisea q NSTre Ta1ren
and Piougnboy, with Mantle and Cardinal
YORK last AZ the gap lslnsel Compounded c.si
was Followed TO the front BY sylva-s stable compan.
ion Of Cardinal York, but running In different
lnterest-and Feur ds pecne ~ "edrc " me Saxon'
WAS in trouble before the Rowley mile starting post
was reached, and then the running was taken up, TO
chance sylvia, while her friend Cardinal Ycrk, who
mad hitherto been at least hundred yards rom tne
front, dashed through the nOrSeS - II tney nhu
been standing still and took up his position on the
Ioft OF Corisande, who had Just previously taken
second place. Her advance had been simultaneous
with the cracking up' OF Kingcrait VINO, at one
time looked formidable, but failed, "a usual, when
the great effort was required OF him. as did King
Cole, who, though q stout animal, was guile
OutClassed and could not not, 90 the pace; , On n1
the genlest kind--sylva was still leading. with
Corisande Cardinal York, Mantle and Fleur de
Psche we'll up but the others were widely scattered.
Coming down the ..descen!' sylvia was passed By
the race Was now. left TO the pair AS they began
the final ''ascenp'-also very gentle one-ior nome
Parry was compelled to call on the Cardinal ana
the rallant horse did his pest under his terrlhc
Welaht but could never reach Corsande, VINO,
reused little by Maidment won cleverly by half .
length while Cardinal York defeated his stable com
paniori by length only. Mantle was moderate
fourth, Fieur dc Peche fifth, Barford sixth, Indian
ocean seventh, Noyrc Taureh. who under his light M
weight, ran tremendous bout, eighth; au tne
others, several favorltes included, 'nownere"
Tine, l:O6. which Is 3x seconds slower shan tne
race or last year. Net valuo Of the stakes S6,s2o
The result Was received with Il - -
7 fMNRNsR CHKRRrNG R0R BARON R0TnsCHlLD, .
who Il, indeed, nowadays, one Of the lav0riles of
fortune on the furf a. ne Is In The monetary world.
lie hss long srrugaed with advsrsity In the sport
endured many bitter disappolntmen@; but tns
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-23
Dritter 8anb.
GrH<r Ibeil.
A Los ~DEsCoNTENTos,

Sn Der Gale Delaeo, 3iemli@ ant duz
Beren @noe Der Stoet. lag cine ber Dor>
nebn1eren Yulquerien, bic fi6 ei9entlid
erf felt Der Belt etablirt bate, no cine
Male Don ein9eborenen ~@eneralen" bic
Stabt ibtrlbwemmten uno nann natiir@
lid tbre eepobnte YuIque nibt mi0en,
aber AUDI ntdt germ NIT ben 9eWeinen
5olbaten Yerfebren molten. Die fremz
ben Sffsiere btelten lid leltfpntdnoli6
von oie1er Menldenfla0e aurid> bic ooQ
fommen Der untsren S9idt oer Merita:
nsr anseb1rte, aber bod einen bDberen
Stang, cine b1bere SteQun9 beanlprudte,
uno 70 fam IS renn. paB cieie Yulqueria,
Die elm unternebmsneer Meritaner grin.
pete, entitano uno ron ibm, 1et eS purd
Nbnungsoerm19en, lei es caturd, oab
er feline 9ancsleute fdpn senau fannie,
a los descontentos Cu3u oenun;uftiece<
nen") Qetauft wurce.
SIM Mnfane nabm man auerhina6
eie{e ueberl6riit ieiueS 5aules fdrSders
uno i6rieb iie Der pulque 3u, nit Der
feline @dlte ni6t 5ufrtepen fem fuaten,
ober mad gar ni&t 70 LANCER 3eit FAM
melte fi@ bort aQeroines cine Wenlden
floi1e, bic auf ben Namer Der ~unsufriez
penen" nit Dem erSBten &e&t @nipru&
MAIDEN fonnte, renn iie 9lautte ale IT.
fade baau III baben.
Die Militdr>S Organization tpar ndms
lid, pbelet@ idon LANCE %entpo1fen, bod
jebt erf ptrflt@ In &raft eetreten, unb ~
ptel i@ Der &ailer bapor per1pra@ uno
NIT @e9t banon peripre@en curfte, Bate
Ct Is ndmlt& nit etnent anpern@o ollie als
ben Miialinesracen Sloomertas gu
tbun aebabt 70 sfieb Ct bter oamtt bod in
etn @e6penneft. -a .a~Y# .
sSn ben vDeScpntentp6" Serlammelter,
fi9 jebt aqabenplt@ Defenders ale jene
bDberen Sff3tere, baupt1ddli@ @enez
rale, bic In ben lebten Mpnater BON
Suare3 3u ben &atierli9eH iiberse9ar9e11
tporer,, sic batten ftd nidt auetn &C.
aen1eitts9ft6t6 por3uwerfeu, fpnpern aud
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