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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
MURDER ATTEMPTED BY GAMBLERS.

Herschel Mendelbaum of No. % Avenue c,
entered the farobank OF Butch Barclay, at No ~
Bowery on the night of April 1e. and there, as he af-
firms lost S2co AS he was leaving the place dispute
arose in regard to the payment OF cheeks and he was
assaulted by all the gamblers His assaants dragged him
into room back OF that where the gambling table was
kent and after throwing him on the floor, beat and
kicked him about the body and head IN horrible man
ner
Mendebau'l cries for assistance were heard by many
living In the neighborhood, who however were
NOT able 70 trace shouts 70 the gamblers room He
at last became nsensioe. Alarmed at this sign OF the
severe Injuries he had received, the gamblers hired
hack and placing the senseess man IN il, took him
20 his home.
A physician was summoned. who, upon examining Mr'
Mendelbaum found that his jaw was broken ana that
he had received internal injuries OF very severe char
acter He re gained consciousness few moments after
he was brought home, and narrated the manner In
which he had been injured. He then became uneon-
scous ana has not yet been strong enough U speak
Cant Kennedy the sixth Precinct was informed OF
the assault on Mendelbaunl, and OF he names OF tue
persons KhO had committed IT, he arrested Ihomas
barclay brother Of the proprietor OF the gaming den
ast night on a charge Of having been one OF the men
who attacked Mendelbaum Two more OF the ASSISTANTS
were arrested al a late hour last nlgAt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
REVOLUTION IN PANAMA.

PRESIDENT MIRA DEPosED BY CORREoso FAC.
T1oN-DEMAso cERvERA PRoyIsIoNAL PREsi-
DENT.
PANAMA, April ia revolution took place
here on the morning OF the 5th inst headed by senor
Azpuru the commander OF the State troops and half
brother of President Coeoso The revolution began
in Aaba where the revoluuonsts declared In favor II
Demaso Ceryera, former Prefecto or Aspinwah, as
Provisional President Cervera also relative OF Cor
reoso The revoutoniss entered the city and arrested
President Neira In the Government House. without op
position II was known the evening before that the
revolution would take place and wor 20 that effect vas
sent TO the departments by the steamer Months
of the 4th
on the evening Of the 5th collision took place he
tween the National and state troops, arising from The
demand made by Col vegel OF the National forces for
the custody OF President Nera. One Of each son was
killed Cervera has issued his proclamation AZ Pres'
dent backed by the State troops. Neir, who u N cue
tody OF the National troops procams himself President
Correoso, now Colombian Minister 70 Central America,
resides in Chica He on che 14th "a Panama,
wheu no doubt general election WIZ be heidi and no
declared constitutional President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, April 20, 1879.
After the 30th OF June quarterly prepayments Of
postage will be required, under the act Of March 3,
all newspaper exchanges country newspapers, and mail
subscriptions at the following rates. Five cents per
quarter weekly newspapers 80 cents for papers pub
lshed six times week and IS cents for daily papers
Prepayment per quarter OF for year may be made at
either the office where mailed or where deliv-
cred penalty for each oense, after notification by
the Postmaster General will DO imposed upon all pub
fishers sending papers 70 persons not subscribers with
out prepayment OF postage but all persons OF Journals
paying postage newspapers received as exchanges
viii regarded subscribers within the meaning or
the law.
1t said at the Navy Department yesterday, that
an advertisement for bids for furnishing boilers aud
other machinery for the sloops Of war would he
soon issue d. Specifications for the work have already
been made and they have been approved by
the Secretary OF the Navy bids VIII be invited. Com
tractors be allowed send In their plans which
will be examined by the Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
THE STORY OF THE DISASTER.

Row THE ACCIDENT oCCURRED-sTATEMENT OF TIiB
CoNDUCTOR-A PASSENGERS EXPERIENCE.
RICHMOND SWITCH, r. l.. April ia bridge swept
away in the middle Of the night by an unexpected
Good, train plungng at full speed into the watery
gulf six cars crushed and burned, seven charred
and mangled corpses, thirty or more bruised and
wounded survivors, and many still missing passen-
gers-such in brief is the story of railway horror
which, early to-day. added TO the CHASTITY list headed
by Angola and Cars Rock, the name of Richmond
Switch, a smaY and hitherto unknown station on
the Boston and Providence Railway. 30 miles from
Providence. About $50 feet from the station
house here. the Pawcatnek River Is crossed
by wooden bridge of 20 feet span.
Just above this bridge a dam throws the water
back into pond which has been very high for some
time Very early to-day this dam gave way, letting
the water out with a rush, carrying away the abut-
ments on both sides Of the bridge and leaving not
svestige Of the structure standing About a. IN.
the steamboat train from Stonington consisting of
an engine three fiat freight ears, second-class
and three hrst-cass passenger cars and the smoking
car approached this chasm at the rate of about 40
miles an hour, on a down grade.
On tins uain were As hrstclass passengers bound
for Boston, l6 bOnnd for Providence y secondcass
passengers for Boston. and two for Providence max
ing Total Iof 81 passengers. There were also on
board nine train men and six railroad men. making.
in all, 100 persons.
sngine-drIver became aware Of the watery gulf be-
ore them, but saw the danger too late to prevent
~ disaster. VI even save THAR own lives by Ieaping
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
BROOKLYN POLICEMEN ASSAULTED.

The policemen of Brooklyn have learned by
experience that il is matter fraught with no little peril
"a attempt the arrest Of the rusns who mfest the lower
noron of the Fifth Ward, and there another proof
of the fact furnished yesterday. About 1880 Of
acer spelman attempted 20 arrest Edward Murphy, axe
Ok who was making disturbance in HudsOn-ave, be-
tween Johnson-st. and Myrte-ave The rowdy made a
aesuerate resistance and succeeded In wrenchng the Of
Acer's club from his hand Officer Frel Of the pre-
cuct waG sI4aled for and at went to the assist
ance OF his comrade. who was surrounded by large
crowd Of Murphys associates and attacked with clubs
and stones Frel jumped bravely into the crowd with
his drawn club and tried seize Murphy buI he had
scarcely done 30 before another Of the gang struck
mm terrible blow upon the head with some heavy
weapon, telling him 70 the sidewalk. The crowd
gathered about the PROSTATE officer, on his shield
and severely kicked him about the head and body On
Ger man wac Obliged fee for his lie squad OF
men were at after the gang. Ofkcer fTle was
conveyed the Stationhouse on stretcher HIS lnu
res are OF very nature Most OF the low sa-
looms in Hudsonave and Tllary-st. searched by
tbe noIicemeu and Murphy was finally found Robert
Cuins den at HudsOnave. andliarys but he fought
the officers the most savage manner and The united
efforts Of four men required 10 arrest him. he
was conveyed 70 statiOn-hOuse in GreenpOint car
which was followed by an immense crowd OF men,
women and children: and several times stones were
thrown al the captors Murphy was placed IN cell,
and viii be arragned before Justice Riley tins morning
arrested John Kilmead 90 Richard Harris age ~,
end Edward Scott IS who are known 10 nave Oseh
engaged In The attack Ot1cer frie lhey were also
locked up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
FOREIGN MOTIFS.

The railway between COnstantinople and
Adranople has completed and trains now run
ming between the two cities.
The United States steamer Of war Richmond
arrived at Kingston jamaica the 2d Of ADri, from
Key West and santo Domingo, for coal She was bound
for Port au Prince but q telegram frum the United
states Counsul at Santiago de Cuba took her mere IN
haste.
The American brig Frank f. Allen, from
Philadelphia in u days for Trinidad, struck Coblers
Rec, of Barbadoes on the 9ath OF March, and has since
broken up. Only 5000 worth Of the cargo was Ayra.
The cook and were drowned in an attempt 70
swim ashore.
Prince AIbrecht. snephew of the Emperor Of
Germany was married on Saturday Princess Mary Of
SAKE Altenburg The ceremony OF grand eharae-
ter In the evening the bridal couple were escorted
nom the White Hall 70 the nupua chamber by torch
light procession.
A British schooner called the Village Bride,
belonging to the port Kingston, jamaica asked
mission on the March 90 put into Port Antonio for
food and water but having arms aud ammunition ON
hoard with some Cubans. she immediately sci ked
nv The custom, mouse authorities. II is sowhed
by the Peruvian Consul IN hs island. and that she re-
norris 10 him as Consul. Spanish steamer OF 10
here looking after the law OF the case.
The Governor of Jamaica has been advised
10 appoint court of inquiry into the Oss Of the British
bark Rina Glasgow the 18th March last or Plum
Point Lighthouse the court consisting Of Judge Drake
ana Lleuts Boxer and Barbour OF Her Mkesty's ship
Aboukir. After examining the crew the lighthouse
keepers and pilot they reported that the os ~ tho
weasel caused by the captains negligence snd they
have recommended that his license should be taken from
him.
The Emperor of Austria has invited all the
soveregns to be his guests during the Vienna EKhibt
ton. The Prince OF Wales and the Crown Prince OF
Germany, who patrons OF the British and German
Exhibitions. will be present at the opening on the l-t %
May There was some prospect Of the Hereditary Gralf
Duke OF Russia being likewise present but accord
ing 10 the Last arrangements. ne L. 10 arrive
with che Gar at the beginning OF June. The German
Emperor announced mis- arrival FOR the end NJ June
regards sultan nothing has yet ocen settled Al
inquiry made his behalf AZ 20 whether the tEas
and the German Emperor we're coming at the sasa
present also. rhe great lion undoubtedly VII DO ne
Shah VI Persia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
THE INsURRECTION IN SPAIN.
INTERRUPTION OF RAILROAD cOMNUNIcATioM-
MUrINY OF VOLUNTEERS IN MALAGA.


MUTINY OF VOLUNTEERS N MALAGA.
MADRID, Saturday, April ~, is73
Rowing bands Of Carlists in the northern
provinces continue stop railway trains and rob the
passengers. The force Of Carsts under sabtllo has
passed through Ripon, Corona, closely puTsuud by
column OF Republicans
France at the request Of the Government OF spain'
has given permission for the passage through French
territory VI quantity Of rifles and ammunition destined
fer the Spanish forces at Pugcerda.
The volunteers in Malaga mutined Yesterday, and 70
fused 10 obey any orders from their officers Great
excitement prevailed in the city. The leaders IN The
rebeous demonstration were finally arrested and ui-
prisoned, when order restored.
PERPIGNAs, April 20. 1878.
The Carlists week stopped al genoe In the Prov
nce OF Corona shot al the passengers aud seized the
mails.
The library and cabinets OF physics and chemistry be-
longing to the Seminary OF Corona were pagod 1y ue
mob last week.
The Federal Republicans continue % rule ie riy of
Barcelona They mako acquisitions on the wealthy ct-
zens on the slightest pretext The volunteer yesterday
surrounded the Church OF Maria del Mar o. 'uspcion
that Carhst Club mad Its headquarters there. The
Church was carefully searched. put nothing was found
10 confirm the suspicious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
THE NIGHTS EXPERIENCE.
STATEMENTS OF SOME OF THE sURvIvoRs-coS-
sTRUCuoN or THE BRIDGE.

sTRUCTIoN OF THE BRIDGE.
A reporter of The TRIBUNE proceeded TO the
stonIrgtOn boat at Pier 80, N. r., early yesterday
morning. 20 discover. possible, the names OF all the
victims Of the disaster. Mr. Foster the clerk Of the
steamer stonDgton informed him that although he had
complete list Of the passengers who left NeWYork ps
ALL II was impossible 10 tell who were On the train
A large number left stOnngton the a. IN. and A. m
trains The number OF passengers Friday night was
unusually large, az the Fail River boat unable to
leave the city until late hour
Frederick Brown the baggage. MASTER said: We left
stOnngon al sos Upon arriving at Westerly the only
station between stoningon ana the Of the acct
dent, accompanied the conductor from the first pas
senger car in which had been sitting 10 the smoking
car at the rear Of the train the time OF the
should Judge tile speed Of the train about miles
per hour. sat facing The engine and the shock threw
ne froR nay east three out into tile center
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
we CoNpIT[oN on LIE POPE.
ANorHER RuMoR OF MS pEArn.

ANOTHER III dOh Of h4S DA-AAhf
OTTAWA, Ont, April ia private dispatch
has received here to-day saying that the Pope ded
on Monday last but the fact had been kept secret
70 avoid public agitation respecting his until
the matter should have been decided in ROme.i
AUDIENCE GIVEN TO A PETERS PENCE DEPUrAuoS.
ROME, April 20. 1879
The Pope rose at II o'clock this morning,
and said mass in his private chapel he subsequently
gave audience to a deputatiOn bringing Peters pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
SECRETARY boutwell, ON PHELPS, DODGE 4 co.
WaahaRqloA kreaaaq Star.

Senator Boutwell, emphatically cOntradicts
the statement OF Phelps Dodge Co. that they we're IN
nOeeut charges OF fraudulent invoices and that
the Of s27lOOo forced out OF them by way OF
compromise IN their recent difficulty with the depart
When the charges OF fraud brought against
that rm, q . teda statement at the Treasury assert
ing their ihslcence, and Offering 10 pay the Gl0o-
Mr. Boutwell,, who was then secretary OF the treasury
declined 10 receive tile money, and notified 20
the firm that the courts were open, aud II Shey
innocent OF the charges they should 90 INTO oous
prove their innocence Upon this notification tney
withdrew the assertion OF their Innocence ana II Was
then that their offer 10 compromise Was
Department In no case accepts money OF any party
charged who claims 10 be innocent being aoMeu W
law 20 cOngrOiha with blenders only AFTER CUNT Is ed-
mil led ana h was ON thi distlnct understanding that
IN ruuiprumiso with Phelps Dodge A Go. was made
Never while Mr. boutwell, nc the hean OF ,hc treas
sry Department was any coapfomisc mace win persons
whg ClaiInea ~ De lnnoeeD~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT cAxAsrorA. NETWORK.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT cANAsrorA' NEw-roRK'
UTICA, April 20.-A special dispatch TO The
Utica Herald from Canastota, to-day, says destructive
fire visited that village last evening, laying waste
large portion Of the business part Of the town. The nre
was discovered about o'clock in the evening in the hay
loft of the barn attached the Pratt Louise The flames
spread rapidly communicating from the barn with the
hotel which was totally DESTROYED number OF board
ers at the nearly all they possessed In the way
OF clothing ana furniture.
The Post-Ofdce. Van Astine's grocery Haines's "a
loom the Atlantic and Pacific telegraph once, - J.
Nash's harness shop, Dr. Adams medicine oifce fach-
ardsOu's furniture store Panns hardware store TIT
Canastofa Bank building aud nxtures Lewis sAntsr
residence aud block Of buildings r. W, DOotles brick
block aud two other buildings. Hiram Lewiss resdence
Iirs tarberrnop. H. Phelps's saloon house and furn
ure and James Halnes's billiard saloon were completely
DESTROYED Toe near as can be asceralned 70
day loot 40 ssS zoo and the insurance "a about Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
THE SHAH OF PERSIA.

Ills DEPARTURE FROM TEHERAN-DEMoSsTRAroN
FROM THE PoPULACE.
TEHERAs, Saturday, April 70, 1879.
The Shah left the capital to-day for Europe.
The whole population oeked into the streets 20 witness
his departure and His Majesty received most touching
farewell from $1,000 Of his loyal subjects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
RECIPROCITY WITH THE SANDWICH
ISLANDS.

SAN Francisco. Cal, April 20.-The bark
Kate, with Honolulu daes;of April > has arrived here
The question OF Reciprocity adtated all circles. The
pr,ss su0easts thar the United States agree
never TO eDcrOaeh upon the Independence OF the king
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THR WAR IN sUMATRA
RETREAT or THE DUTCH TO THE sKA-COAsT-TiiHs


SITUATION SERIOUS.
LoSDOs. April o. ls7s.
A dispatch from Penang, Straits of Malacca.
dated to-day. says: The latest news from sumatrs
that Dutch forces retreated the seabeaon,
where they have intrenched Themselves BEHIND stock
AIDES. It Is doubtful whether they hold their posi-
ton there long, they vastly ounumbercd by hs
Atcheenese. whose forces constantly increasing.
The OF the Dutch In killed and wounded aimee the
beginning " the rebellion estimated at tho. u
the Atcheenese are unknown. but be very heavy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21

REPORTED DEFEAT OF CUBAN INSURGENTS.
HAVANA, April fan official telegram an
nounees the defeat Of the nsurgent band OF Cah1to
Garcia, on the 18th. by the Spanish troops. Gen.
Rioueme states that insurgents and -four spanardS
were killed and u spaniards wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
MASSACRE OF CHRISTIANS
THREATENED

BELGRADE. April 70, 1879.
The Mohammedan fanatics in Bosnia plotted
general massacre Of Christians to-day, during the Oh
seryance OF the orthodox The authorities we're
informed in time Of the plot and extensive military
precautions we're taken, which prevented u rom beng
CarIIua Serai the s"ns~' 80
evening report that outbreak has occurred and al
Is quiet throughout the province.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-18
9auOmutbi0aftli6eS.
@roke ODER tletae aartofeIm?

Gin i'm IeBten CONNER an9eitelteS
experiment mDge ais Bettrag CUR gnls
l6eioung BET alten Streitfra9e, o6 IS
better 1et, feline pber groBe SdrtoHeln
0usaupflan3er, bier mitgetbetlt peroen:
Sci Der 6eibenpflan5u1lg ptro 1eoe
3tpeite &eibe nit our6i6ntttenen marriott
feGitiiden bepflanst, Die ieoe 40 lln5en
tpoaer nnb bercn ie6es Stild 2-3 Nugen
battle. sSu ben acknowledgement Geiben
tperben eberIo piele 9ana fletne &artof7
feIn o%epIQnat, tpel9e bieIelbe Nn3abl
Nugem batten, aber ntdt 1hDerer ais
b01ltens ll6 hinge tpoger. Ser @Grtz
net ineintc, Die lebteren tpuroen ntdt
mebr ais ben 5ebnten Gbeil Der anoeren
9tetber ergeben. 0a Der 8Dben Sientlt9
feudt mar, pu9ien ite lGmmtli9 gut, Die
Reinte y0er~ 9rOBeu 8artoffeln tamen
etiua5 frilber uno itdrfer Deruor. Ils
Die Hartoffeln o%ufgenommcn tpuroen,
tDarb oaS GrtrdentB ieber Gei6e am @nbe
Oerlelben auf etnen 0dufen gef1uttet 1ttlo
man fonnte teinen unteri6teo tpeoer IN
Der @r0Be nod III Der Wen9e Der Eartot>
fetn entoefen. Die Geute, pcl6e Die
Sartoffeln auf9enomnten batten, perit7
berten, baB bic 8ur3eln bon ben Iletllelt
&artoffelu bic groBten getpelen leten,
bod mOgeu iie lid bterin mOs!i@ertueiie
geirrt baben. 8ei genauer Nclluil9 1e-
Der 9teibe ergab fi6, oa6 Die nit 9roBen
Sartoffeln ~bepflan5ten Heiben iebr 9let6z
mGBt9 Elm Sebntel mebr. ais Die ubrt9ert
Iieferten. Ser l1nteri6ieb par gert19er.
ais man bGtte benfen f0nner.
Oo9 nebmen mir einen analo9e1 Sau:
stpii9en Der f6lieBli6en @roBe zines
Npfelbaums bon 6er gtort6ern SpDz ooer
Der 8~aloipinz Sorte, berri6t Elm iebr .9ez
ringer pber DieIet6t gar fein uiterl6!eo,
iei ct nun aus eiitem fletten ooer gtoBen
Bropfreis %entitanben. lno ebenlo TITS
bel S~obannisbeerz oOer Stadelbeerbn'
iden. Die aus StedGin9en ner16teOener
@r0Be gejogen iinO. BET trodenen1 g8etz
ter inaa nobl Oas fIciue ytets letf)ter
tpeIten unb abiterben; uno in trodenem
8oben mag Der i9rDa6e Stedlrng ni6t
6eu6tigfeit senu9 a~ufiau9en, I'm it'd 3ur
8fanse aus3ubilOen: auetn ab9elez
ben BON berartigen @infliiien, lit Ser linz
ter1Gieo 3Dii6en 9roBen uno fletr1et
Bur3eln ni6t 10 9roB, ais Dfan9e an3u=
1eDn1en 9enet9t itno.
SmmerDin tann oas Experiment zines
ein3i9en Sabres nidt gu et1em %enoeitltt@
gen urtGell bere6tt9en; ptelrnebr ldBt it'd
etu iol6es crit na0 ipteoerbolten Serlu'
6eu fe1titeaen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-18
baB man aus ben ieneiligen ltrla6en
Die tommenben Solgeu porDer3ubeftims
llelt lerue.
SfrnhsH1tftxr.

8teI l6Bt ii6 aus bent Strpb MAIDEN,
tpenn IS MIR gut etnge6etmi't ptro, ODER
tpenigitens 10 na6 benz 0rel6en auibe>
tpa6rt tpirb, oaB IS nt6t nap tDtro.
9a1ielbe lit gutes Sutter Doer i6le6teS
SHUTTER, oera6e mad benz SerbGltniB bet
MTbe, Sic man ii6 Bel beiieu @inbrtns
gu,1g gege6en bat. ST es gut erbalten,
10 fommen &dlber, Uuuelt 1ro WtdllL7
elel portreffi6 babel our6 ben Mt1ter,
tpeur mat IS i6nen int ret6li6en W1aEe
aufommen lGbt unb ibnen tGglt6 ettpae
@etreibe nebenbet 9iebt. SIT oa9e9et
bus Strpb bei6Gbtgt bonn Wetter, 10
fam man b06lt ipabr16einlt6 benz 8teD
i'm TriibIilQ MIR Die SGpGnse autbtns
Sen, tpellll es iDitflt6 10 LANCE ant Seoeh
bletDt.
Die Notwithstanding III ben 9ro1
FEN @etreioelanoz 0iltrtften bes 9Seltens
lit tpabrbaft ungebeuerli6 nno 5lDar
hauptIG6Ii6 1tur aus Otangel an S1eb,
UNI es gu f%relien.
8etm 0rel6en ioIlte mart Gorge oas
fit traaeu, DaB bas Strob in groBe feite
0iemen aufgelebt tpcroe. 9es TT beut7
autage Notwithstanding letdt 9etban,
mo man Die 9rei6mai6inen nit ben
Strpbaufmerfern beliBt. l-2 Wfann
mebr seniieen, bas fertis gu brin9en,
uno 6aS 10 aufgeiebte Strob lit beillabe
ebeufo gut, ais gen0bnli6eS Brairtsz
bcu. 8eroen oant Die 9ieunen, ipenn
mani nit Dem Srel6en fertis lit, obers
atf nit ettDaS 0robem I0eu beoedt, TO-
perOen fe lpGter ni6t bon ben 9erblt7
uno Wtnterz Jtegenl9auern leioen.
@utes reines StrDb bat int Ser9lei6
nit glltem Gtmotbp-o0er &leebeu-eis
nen Wertb, ipte 3 gu l. Sci 9utem 9eu
aIIein bleibt bas 8teD, tuenn es Dor uls
tpetter 9ei6iibt pirO, i'll trefflt6em Stans
De ben Winter Iber. @tebt mat BENT
lelben nun tdelt6 neben Dem Strob nlr
penig Sorn, 10 lit otes geraoe 10 ofono7
mild. 0ta6 cint9er GrfaDrnn9 lit cs
iebr 3tpedmdBis, ). 9. ben Suuen nno
Dtauleleln, ooer AUDI ben iun9en Gtnz
bern 10 ptel Strob gu geben, ais tie tG8z
LID frelien tpolen, babel aber ETH tpelttg
&orn 1no 2beuoS ein fletneS 9etfltter
su rei6en. Qtnf bteie Art miro oas
Sunguieb auf 1pariame Betle bur6tpt1s
tert, 1lno bGufig bat Der Tarrner Oanlt
nod etipas 0er gu perfaufen, tpeldeS ia
getpDbnli6 i'm Meften neDr tDertD TT, ais
Da5 WeI19form.
0er id6rli6e Grtras non Strob tpiro
1T oen Ser. Stoaten auf etipa 10 OttIto7
nen Sons gei6dBt; bapOn iperoel1 etlpa
10 Wtiltonen fit Uerl6teOene lanotptrtb>
i6aftli9e 3ipede benuBt, tpdbrsno 80
Wttuionen perfomlnen nno DerfaltLel, i'm
@eiten er0BtentbetlS, iute aeiagt, tpegeu
Otangels oil 8teb, oaS es friBt, Dtelei0t
aud tpegen Wau9els Ill 8eritdnontB iet7
mes 8ertDes.