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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-08

Fatal Mining Disaster---The Lacifn-
wanna Breaker Blown Down and
Burncd.--Eiyc Persons Killed and
Another Not Expected 10 Live.
y Scranton correspondent of the New
York Times writes, April ,:
To prevent an accident in or about coal
mine is almost an impossibility. Outside is
the breaker, towering to an altitude of 100
to 100 feet above the mouth of the shaft or
slope. The breaker, constructed entirely of
timber, becomes in time as dry as finder, and
liable from the least cause to be consumed by
fire or to be blown down by heavy gust of
wind. Inside of the mine the accumulation Of
gas, the fall of top-coal. and premature blasts
make it dangerous place for men to be en-
ployed in. Still hundreds and thousands Of
men and boys are found ready to engage in
the risky work of digging and bringing coal
from the mine. Constantly the news Is her
aided Of some unfortunate miner losing his
life or being terribly injured, the last OF
which occurred yesterday afternoon during
the prevalence of a tornado. -t$<
The scene of the present disaster was the
Lackawanna breaker-half mile from Car
bondale and sixteen miles from this city. 1t
is the property of and worked by the Della
ware and Hudson Coal Company, which road
passes in close proximity to the mine. 1t Is
a slope. the cars running into the mine by !
gradual descent. The breaker is situated
about two hundred feet from the mouth OF
the slope, the intervening space being sIanned
over by a huge trestle-work, planked over,
and a narrow railway laid on top, over which
the cars filled with coal were drawn and
emptied into the breaker preparatory to
being prepared for market. There are about
twenty men and boys employed on the tres
tIe-work and the upper portion OF the breaker.
Tt was considered safe, and was to all appear
anccs substantially built.
A gale has been blowing IN Ohio sailcy
since Saturday evening. Its feroc1ty, now
ever, was not felt much yesterday afternoon.
At that time it was a dangerous eXpefiinen,
TO walk the streets. While the gale was at us
height those who were at work at the Lacka'
wanna breaker toiled away, not appreheh.
sive of any imminent danger.
At . o'clock, while the cars were rapidly
going TO and fro, some full and others empty
while o few men were getting the cars into
position on the scales, SO that the miner nigh
he paid his Just dnes, and while busy little
bows, with lighted lamps on their caps, were
preparing to descend into the mine, without
moments warning gust of wind iiitet
tile structure completely its foundation
and hurled it into the deep chasin below
! fully one hundred feet, carrying with it th'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-08
Al" hentcE. E.sc---Isn Episode of THO
Hnr.--.a Brooklyn Inventors EXpe
Tic:.cc within tEsc Confederate LINES

Al" hcufcE' Gusc--.an Episode of the
"nr.--.a Brooklyn Inventors EXpe.
Tic:,cc within tEsc Confederate Lines.
The New York Tribune tells correctly the
tory the telegraph on Saturday made such !,
lotch of:
I'm important suit has been brought by
i"hn II. Lester against the Union Manufac-
N".ing Company, OF Richmond, Va. Mr..
ester, Il resident Of Brooklyn. went to Rich
.rmd Iil-; before the war broke out, taking
"ith him Il l:rge quantity Of machinery for
10 manufacture of Sewing-machines and
F'lninG-nil's, some of the appliances re-
lIHdccd after his special inventions. The
Hlon Manufacturing Company, Of Rich
:nond, mad" an arrangement with him for the
III of his machinery; but the war broke out.
"'ij the company began to manufacture mis-
liz OF war instead of implements of peace.
: c.tcr sold his machinery in December, 1868,
',luiu% his interest at SS2 ,SS0.0I in gold. The
,..uNpny, rs alleged in his complaint, agreed
L. jglv linn $50, 900 in stock Of the company.
tni-. he claims, WAS not paid, and nc was
.rHupcird To sign IN agreement to take
$4,000 i'll Confederate money for his into
r"-i. and to discontinue suit which he had
begun against the company. A check for
the amount was given him, and he says that
ic was told that he must either accept, shout
Der mrlSket and GO to the front, or go to
Libby Prison. Having got the check, how
eyer. he meant to keep it and trust to the
c,Ggl, for az equitable adjustment of his
,t!::M wien the war was over. He WAS told
L. must draw the money on the check, as he
'"'tid not go out of the State. He con-
s5!i"d with tie rebel authorities, and
catered into an arIangemeut-a mere
s"ctcncr, however. on his part--to 90 us
a2''ni ~ titc Confederate Government to
t.u,iGnd - buy arms With this under
landing hc got pass but was captured
Within General Buffers lines. He was cap
'|rrd a, rebel agent, and sentenced to ten
''&.,' Imprisonment. After year in Fort
&:i'roc hc WAS released ut the instance of
"a" GHi:cd States Government. Air. Kent.
IT. nrv-i}cnt Of the company, visiting this
a. - Summons aud complaint was served
81 him. Tie plaiutiu claims never to
"tr received 4 cent for his interest, and
.'a.> suits for $50, 900 in gold. At the time
.'e check III question WIS given it was
WI! that 81 in Confederate money was
".lth Il in gold.
lc defence was that the settlement agreed
ron was obtained through no coercion
~ the part Of the company, and that
~ giving the check they fulfilled their
I''t of tie contract. They further say that
'ue value OF his interest did not exceed
5000, and deny that they agreed to pay
i!lin for II $4,000 la the stock of the co,n-
lnny.
lester got Il verdict for $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-08

The journcymen horse-shoers of st. Louis
struck Thursday against all machine.made
shoes.
The Iowa Legislature has passed Il liquor
bill imposing restrictions and penalties Oh
the seller even more stringent than the Ohio
laws.
The Acknowledgement of Ohio has brought
suit against the Second National Bank Of
Hamilton to recover $107 900 deposited by
the treasurer of Butler county, and, as al.
legged, never restored to the treasury.
Dir. Samuel Jackson, emeritus professor in
the University of Pennsylvania, died ut his
fifth year. He had filled the professorshir
twenty-eight years.
John Quincy Adams has twice run as the
Democratic candidate for Governor of Massa.
chusctts. "My son." said once his father,
Charles Francis Adams. q do you think you
know enough to be Governor Of MasSachu'
setts:" Il probably shall by the time AN
elected" replied the witty son.
\ gentleman in Augusta, Ga, purchased
some two years ago a shaving brush from a
druggist in that city, and after constant use
for that time turned it over to his little son.
While the child was playing with it the top
became unscrewed, and in the hollow handle
u valuable diamond was discovered set in the
wood and carefully covered with pink cotton.
The United States ight-keeper on Green
Island, in Green Bay, states that at the time
Of the Peshtigo fire, the garments from the
family wash, hanging upon the clothes-line
in the yard, were saturated with turpentlne
brought in the atmosphere over the water
from the land ten miles Distant Chicago
Tribune.
John G. Whitaker, aged forty-eight, late of
No. "a Amity street, died yesterday in Bel
leyuc Hospital from injuries received on
Tuesday evening by being run over by car
No. 100 Of the Grand street line, at Grand
street and South Fifth avenue. The deceased
at one time edited Il newspaper in Petersburg,
Va, but for several years past has contributed
to the press of this city, Ne,D York Tn
bunc. oh. ,.s.. d.
Messrs. Peyton g. Ellerson, of this city, are
the general agents of the Equitable Life As.
surance Society, of New York, for the State
of Virginia Mr.. Francis Heyer, of Wash
ington, y. G., is general agent for the District
OF Columbia and Alexandria, W.; and
Colonel Stockton, of Baltimore, Md, is gene
raj agent for the States Of Maryland and
Delaware.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-08

Collision AND Loss OF LlEE.-St. Louis
April "a collision occurred this evening
about s o'clock ut Brighton, the Illinois
junction of the Rockford, Rock Island and
st. Louis, and the Chicago and Alton rail
roads, between southern-bound freight OIL
the former and q northern-bound passenger
train on the latter road. AT this point The
roads run parallel for some distance and ther
cross at very acute angles. The engineers
stopped the trains and started again, eacl
supposing the other to be standing still. 4:
the Chicago engine reached the crossing the
Rockford engine crashed into and upset it
killing the fireman outright. Both engines
We're badly wrecked, and the baggage Cal
of the Chicago train was smashed. No other
persons were seriously injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-08

Grant declares that he will never lift Il
finger to secure his denomination. Possibly
he won't, but lie lifts every office-holder
who doesn't labor to secure it.-Louisutte
Courier.
A legislator in Missouri estimates the dog
crop of the United States at p 100000 Each
pup costs SO year, making total of $16S-
100000, which would buy ,344 600, 900 cock
tails. OF these, 100000 20 mad annually
and bite 10000 people. furnishing about
$4,000 items to the local reporters.---Indtan-
dpohs Erening Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-08
TIRSr GRAND INDUSTRIAL EXPO
SITION OF LOUISIANA.

THE soUTIIwEsTERE EXPOSITION Asso-
CITATION, of New Orleans, La, will fnaustpase ING
enterprisc for which their immense aeYs buaidps
has been erected IA the business portion Of the citi
by q GRAND INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION Qft
MANUFACTURES, PRODUCTS, AND aAhis,
commencing WEDNESDAY, May J. is1s, ana COP :
tfnuipg until WEDNESDAY, May 2, !sis, EVERY
DAY Sundays excepted from O'Clock a. u. 70 ~
o'clock r. M " I. s- -z.Ts,ss q - *.
h Open to receive Goods. April ls E7.. Open TO me
public from May ! to May % is72 a..,,s,
Ample preparations have been made Tor INC eAnll s
biton Of Machinery In operation; for ire display o.
Manufactures, Products, and Works or Art snd fof
the convenience OF exhibitors and visitors -
No effort or expense will be spared to make .this
the LARGESTAND 81 oST GLORY EX-
HIBlTIoS ever held In tic South. sts6 fstsy
Oar building Is located In the centre Of the city
tits OF immense sizes Is fronts two Of a,e priss
.cipai business streets OF the city Est Charles aud
CarondeleI, and Is perfect IN is arrangements for
tie purpose. ,.,t.r ~ ~ 90, .1s;rsyj
1.-The Exhibition viii be heldiY TIC NEST delight
fl and heaihfhl season OF the year In this section.
Il will be open both DAY and NIGHT and 4, .cet.
tain 70 attract large attendance. = ss~sf'
TO the people OF tic South and nil interc5ed ia
her Industrial Development This Esoeitioii ,aen. Al,
opportunity never before presented OF seeing col.
leeteii IN sone mammoth building 4 GRAND saad
COMPLETE DIsPLAYof ALI kinds OF aiAeHESE.
RYs aud IMPLEMENTS. HOUsE-FuRNISlIINeS,
GOODS. TEXTILE FAHKIes, PAisrEsGst
STiTUARY. &C.
The Managers, rs alnse stated, win spaPc nsiihez
expense or labor 70 render this Expnsitlon beitp-
ferestpg and valuable to all classes Of the eoHin-
nifty, and therefore prgcntl! invite ali toty IL
s$5F 80. THE .SoCTIIW EsTEkN ,S al z.
EXPOSITION ASSOCIATIONS, ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-08

PusHISG AuEAp.-Work along the entire
line of the Lynchburg and Danville railroad
is being pushed ahead with extraordinary
energy and activity. The laying Of the track
immediately at this city, it is expected, viii
be commenced by the 1st day of July, and
along the line generally by the 1st Of August
Lynchbnrg Nctrs:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-08

AK CDBHELLA UoAICIDE. --Duringa dispute
1t p!ltsburg one day hast week, u German
named Nicola,Is prodded Meibard Kimpf, n
i!ow-countryman, in the eye with an am.
lErlIa stick. Inflammation Of the brain set
~, and kimpf expired, after suffering III.
! !se!v, On Tuesday morning. Eicolaus is
u Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-08

VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP. AND 80
Y PACKET COMPANY.-The steam ssfEsaasskaazFs
shin GEORGE B. UPTON leaves New York every
SATURDAY; leaves Richmond every TUESDAY
The steamship WILLIAM p. CLYDE leaves New
York every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond ever!
FRIDAY. Freight received daily.
---.7-. D. j. BURR, President,
fe 20 1914 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-08

If. rs is expected, the Big Bend tunnel be
put through by the 1st of June; the Chess
pcakc and Ohio road ought TO be IN full opc-
ration hy fall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-08

Many cattle are pcrishins in Southwest
Virginia for want of food. The unprcce-
dcntedly long and severe winter has con-
Sumrd the forage and left nothing to carry
the stock until grass. -LWchbug Neus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-08
Postal.

Il,o1nas J. Morris is appointed postmaster
Il ralHcr'S Springs, MrCklenburg county,
w.. r'cc Baxter Smith, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-08

|NOTICE.-Theu undersigned, hdministratoe
LIZ OH the estatcof John d. IisHfesnley, dssesssa
would respectfully request all hxsts cDt4
on the estate 10 present tlieni, With
81 hin will please call and settle tts tfh
Mr. r. l.. WfGLEsW0l II. at Us earl . DAY ~
Tha hatstness OF the Office vii be ~
herct0fores With neatneSs, moderate char aaui
dispatch. y sss ~: ~. .HAMaEhsLE!!sss,
CYRUPS.-I would ask the aftentto st
= tse fsa!e 10 tbts tjnest line Of CiiOIcE
ever shown, In this market, comp .es tgy
quality. JOHN u: MikkL Ll. -. ~. - s
sp jaw IHt MY se4sss e e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-08

Taiior: &c. - D..
Tar: S31$3.So u barrel, according 70 siAe.
Inn per!al sIoGs SEQ: sunpowder si65$is9.na1ts 4.
Wool Washed, s;gsSc:; na nv t sfaSr "a:
Peter singer s2.25; Pineapple, s2.s9; CrommsnS
Eagle, So; Medium Rye sl.7s2ss22S. e, al ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-08
REPORT.

New YORK, March 80, 1s72.-In hemonth
of January, 1871, the Equitable Life ASST
rance Society OF the United States were in
formed by the Superintendent of the Insu-
rance Department Of New York that La Roy
$. Cove, who had insured his life in said
Society about one year previous for the sum
of $500, had presented certain grave charges
against the Directors and management Of said
Society.
Whereupon the President of the Society
addressed the following letter to the Super
intendent:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-22
.2wei tleine Mdp@en, Garmerst61.

-,3wet fleiae Mdc@en. Garmeret5@<
tel, >pel@e aus benz elterlt@eu 6auk bet
Mabelta Mcntas @benb forttappelteu,'
mureer am Donnerftoa etua cine Metle
pom 6aus i'm tiefen @raie pes GluRtba<
les NIT etpas bel9mubten 8leip6en uno
siemli@ ouseebun9ert> icnf aber nod
iriSb unp munter aufaefunren. Gle
fletuen Sappermenter!
- Die ~&o@eter go" iast: ~Slm<
itep COUNTY mag man oreift nit tauIe1r>
Majoritdt fit Grant nctiren.
- 3mei Manner in @riebt County
banben in einem Sage in psrsan9ener
@r@e Do6 auf prei;ebn Ndern sef9nit>
tene @ctreice.
- Sn &c@eiter Slmieo County ba=
ben tie AUDI Elm tu@ti9es Sonntussrestz
mentIunp seseu oo1elbe BAT ii& Elm per
l5nli@er6reibeit6< Club" pr9anifrt, pe1er
Mit9lieper fi@ ibr 8ier am @onnabeno
foufen, UNI es, pbne bic Spnnta96perz
rrcnun9 gu perleben> am Sonnta9 trim
fen ;u fSrnen.
Am lebten Scnntao nun famen Ge in
einem 3immer in S9ufters 8rauerei ;uz
1au1men uno lteben'6 ii@ i9meden. Nl>
lein 9e9en Germ S9uler tporc &lase
erbpben unp er muBte $25 Citrate be-
sablen, neil TT ols licenl irter 8ierperfduz
fir oieS notwithstanding rerlcBt. Der
Stub bat fi9 nun Elm onperee 3immer
9emietbet, uno ptrb's petter protiren.
Bo3u nun all ras @etbue? Man
made rp9 nur ben 5etman Ter Tempez
r~enStoladen gum prdlpenten her Ser
Staatcn. uno ale Nptb 1T rprtet. Gs
1T Elm bpm6opatbi1de6 Mittel
mad Dem &ccept Der @uetreitun9 8eelse<
bulbs rur6 Rem Stertcn cer Teufel.
- Sci Quincy, Slmieab So. murren
einem fleinen Mac@tn, raunens Sofe
9unt meldes ;ufauis elmer orbeitenpen
Mdbmaldine 3u nabe fam, teire 8eine'
ateel9nitten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-22

,SiBun9 am IA. @u9. Der
Mayor bat einen 8ei9lub be6 Staptz
ratbs, &pel@er ben ppl3ei@ef an>petf,
feline @er9ni9un9spldse gu bulren, no
@ntree oerlan9t ptrb, es fet benn, pa6 bic
8eiiber rerlelben einen @el4dftsconlens
selSf, nit ieinem 8eto bele9t pa cine be-
reitS befebence 8eruronun9 btelen Sc
i9lub lberfiiit9 made, unb ber Staetz
ratb flet ft@ benz @etp. '@S
Cine petition Don 8iirsertt I'm, Gntz
fernuns per faeusliden Nuisance Bee
S@la@tbauies an Der Dayton Mpen,1t,
pelde6 bic umse9enp perpeitet, pironbeu
Sanitdt6ratb jur 8eri&terfattuu9 dber:
wieien. = ~ i"
8rddeneinnebuer bert9tet cine Gin
rabme ron S224.24 >pdbreno BET er1ter
IL Sage pes Au9uft, y.
&e9nuus Der ~pre6" unb v@taatsz
3eituns"" ffdr' publifation BON An3ei9eu
1ptrn correct 9efunben. st.
&e9npn9scpmmittee beri@tet, tab Grz
ridtero 6cworp feline &lditdnbe rurd
3abluns ron 81, 105.OO Setilet. @@ae<
meiter erbdlt &uftras BON Germ @unse,
1925 ein3uftu9en, ,pe4@e ct ber Sno,
fir @onienseebabr BET Opernboaspor>
ftelIun9en f9ulpet. =,
Mntlo9e 9e9en ben GRANDDAUGHTER, baf
er feline G%tnndbnaen fali1 beridtet, tiae,
Spe3ioicotantittee iibertpiel en.
petitiou un Aufabruno BON Grbe 4u|
Der 6ten Sttoee| auf @tabtfoRen miro au1
&lp. 8iutus' antra9 auf ben Slid &C.
lest.
Muf Mntra9 BON 9llb BiQiuS bei@lol:
fen. ca6 per Stactanualt beauftrae1
werce, su unterlu9en unit, 3u beri9ten
pie melt ba6 @or9eben be8 8oaro If 3
@., befen Tran6acttonen fi1 ~feine6we9e
pur4 &larbeit ous3ei@aen> eefblt@ bin
benp' 1eien.
.auf alb Murrap's @ntras tefdle0en
our@ ben poli3ei@ef &la9e 9e9ea Sepme>
ben anbdn9ts maiden gu lofita, @,pelde,
bic: ftdptii@e &erorenun9 fir $erf@ez
runa6eeleQ}daften perlest.: " :. @>'
@tSunA am M d. To-
lt3if Sobn Mit@eQ. ter o<A &etner
ISL. Econ arp psrbaftet uap 8estr Den
2eonarb flasbar :eeporpen, pertanet Sn>
Rrutrune bee Stabtantpalt, tbn 3u. per>
tbetcietn. 3eHttmtat. 81:
b. Del Bert&t bss adtb. s. &. Delanc>
|Norfeers pts' 8earo Of =. IS. lber Elm
ab1usetanal< uno paaferunBe> @pftu'
miro enteeBen 'aeuoma.en.~ e~tnftusua'e
abpptt,t unp Der SbjuSstanal. COMMITTEE
Gberwielen. Der Stabtratb bef@lteet
Elm Dnnfespotum flu ben 8erfaHtr oes
Bert@t6. .@174fi r.'E@1 -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-22
s@ur3 seeen 2axer.
G,ne Nebe Don &6ur3.

Tcloenre Rere res 6errn @6rr3 III
srar nttt ie,ue aQerntuelte, ater etne
,etner neueaen> benin ie 1T fauu ein
@ierteliabr alt. Au@ miro unp fann
9err @dur5 nidt leuenen, cob er lie ae@
balten bat. Nl6 ndmltd am 3. Wat
rieles Sabres @ros Bromn In Der Gins
einnatier @pnuention cas St9nal aur
Nomiuation @reeley's eeseben bate, ba@
ten cie Ab%eeorrneten Don Mi6ourt uua
@rlaubntb, f& 81 elmer 8erutbuna au<
rddSu3ieben. S@u13 trat ben @orfe:
iber bic @%onpention an Sultan oh unp
folete ben Abeesrpneten MiNouri's H.
ibr Beratbunoslotal, 100 Il In @eaen>
mart ce6 Snui9uanten @raB 8rown
fl&tli& errest folsence &nreet an fe
belt:
sd benfe. tie @%onpenttcn trarte
rur@ Grnennu9 @rteley's gum
Yrdfcenten etnen perbdn9nib,
pollen Srrtbum beaeten. SD BE-,
tradte tbn ntdr ols ben fdrf(en @anei>
ooteu> ben mir aufiteuen f1nnen, l~onpe,rs
ols ben 1dmdhf fen. Go iii fir
Greeley ni&t m6bltd, bic
Stimmen Der DeutIden 40
befo CT mar }stn 2eben lana
Elm Gemperen'ler; unt letn Na5.
nj ii NIT ben allerertremz
fen uno allerunoernHnfttaa
# en- Nften, peren f@bie1em>
psrenaler idulpia ma9tsn~
ofrfnilpt. @reeleY 1T pater dueerE
anf6bts. Da6 liberale Gidst fann
nitt heacn ohne Sbio mi SQinois.
@eeer Sllincie nod Sbto fam
oon @ree;sy afpcunen mercen. Sd
femme Wrsele9 felt fiinf3ebn Sabren unn
unltre Sejiebunasn waren mdbreno dc ct
3eit Ger ireunrliahen Ntt. Mber
e'anet 1ib mece1
oetm5ae {einer Natur nod,
cermo9e Ieiner . tlpune 3ur
y efleicuuQ bee Yrdlioens
a mtes Seia Man9sl an @lrpe. feline:
|cncerboren Screen, feline pielen @riuen
unr S9rulsn mahen Jpn 9an3un=
dtl9. cine 70 bobe uno %ebrfncclle.
S1sae sebtri9 IL tefleicen."
(9Q. St6ss)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-22
&aure 9urfe.

, - Cine forbiee Dame in ct. Yaul
mar I'm Beeri6 ibren Gotten NIT etnem
ferneren Sprob ikrer 2tete ~ telhenfen.
Der ai0firenpe Nr,t frast bas e!ldli@e
Tamiltenbaupt:
uSoQ's Elm pub ceer etn mdr9en
ietn?"
Sambp. Stein, Doftor, fetn Wlr>
den, i@ babe {don cine ean3e Mense
Dpttor Na. benn Elm Sub. ober
ct mub @reeley beifen.
@ambp. Hold on, Doctor! Das
aebt ni@t, bann l'eber 3ptt Mdp~
den.
Sc wurce elm 8ut, unb Ct bfiBt
nlYRes.
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3. 4. @beeIpd, po1meiae1.
6. 9ettrt@, teutf@er Glert-

Gin neueS @e19aft. - Diele
:Besei9nun9, bic bel Der Men9e neuer
@el9afte. Die jepe @o6e bier in ct.
Yaul an9efan9en peroen> beinabe ni9t
mebr omploBe 3u iein iaeint, 1T es penno9
far ba6 @e{hdft. wel6es bic 5errn g l.
@plo6 @rpb II. =. &eou9b, an
Der pbern 3, Strabe nobe ben "Sieten
Gden", etatlirt. Sc 1T rieie s ausi9lieez
lid Elm 2eidenbe itattun9s9eiddft Die
6erren baten ben neutn Store go. 354
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