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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

DROWNED IN THE BOSTON FROG PoNp.-The
body OF . well-dreseed man, apparently thirty
I'VE years of age, was found drowned In the frog
pond on Boston Common on the morning Of the
4th Of July. The water was not over two feet
deep. He probably fell In while intoucated.
His name 10 unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

SIOUX MURpBRs.-Ad despatch from Pembina
says that party Of Sioux attacked the settle
ment OF st: JOSEPH on Saturday and killed -four
persons. Several children were missing. A
company OF soldiers have started for the scene
Of the massacre, and Q volunteer company il
being oroanifed -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

MAJOR G. W. SCHoFIELD, 10th cavalry, has
been relieved from duty at the Springfield ar.
mory, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

LEAVE OF ABSENCE for thirty days has been
granted to Col. j. H. Baxter, chief medical
pnrveyor. During his absence Assistant Sur
geon John S. Billings will perform the duties of
his office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07
Fourteenth Victim Of the Syracuse


SYRACUSE, July Miss Carrie Ostrander
one OF the injured in the Baptist church dis a.
ter Of June %, died last evening, making the
fourteenth victim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

SAILING OF THE EDGAR SrUARr.-This little
steamer, famous for her alleged complication
with the Cuban cause, and for the vigilance
with which she has Q long time been watched
by custom-hCus and other government eyes
Ms, under the British dag. She carried ont
two hundred and ten barrels OF corn meal
cleared regularly at the custom house, had a
command of Captain Doane.-BaH. Sun to-dau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

FATAL BITH.-Mary Housley, a colored
woman, died suddenly yesterday morning at
her home, on Main etreet, near Floyd. 1t ap.
pears that on last Saturday evening the woman
snd her husband had q difficulty, during which
fhe WAS bitten on the hand. Her husband has
been afflicted with fits and spasms for some
time, and as the woman's hand hal turned
greenish color and was considerably swollen, 1t
was generally believed that she died from the
effects Of the bite.-LoxisrirIe Commercial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

CUSTOMS DBCIsIoN.-The ATTORNEY Genera,
has decided that the Goth section of the act of
June 30th, 1864, provides only for refundiug the
duties collected under the Joint resolution of
April 10Th, 1864. upon importations made upon
the 18th and 30th days of April of that wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

RACE COURSE FATALITY-In the steeple
chase ut Long Branch on Saturday, j. Dona-
hue'e Tammany, after falling ct ono OF the
hurdles and throwing his rider, was remounted
and started, but fell again heavily, and died be-
fore he could be removed from the track. G..
Ayre's Victor, who injured his fetlock In jump
ing the last bundle, was rendered useless for
life, and was shot soon after the race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

INTERNAL REvEhUE.-Ther ecsipts from thi.
source to-day were s129 12s. is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

CAPT. VIM. A. MARYE, ordnance department.
U. S. A., has been granted leave OF absence for
two months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

suICIDR.-On Thursday morning, I'd day of
July, in the vicinity of Cross Keys, Rocking
ham county, Va, Mr. Joseph Berry, an aged
and respected citizen of the above-named
place, committed suicide by placing the muzzle
holding 1t there with his left hand and puIline
the trigger with his right hand. The gun was
loaded with q large sized minnie ball. which
passed directly through his heart and came out
of his back lust below the shoulder blade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07
Cowrta.s Comet

The New York Tribune OF SATURDAY. contsfns
another interesting letter from Professor Park
hurst on the subject Of the comet, in which be
SAYS
The general facts OF the distance OF the come,
from the sun, lite distance nom the earth, aud
tts brightness. computed upon the usual theory
may be most conveniently prepared. IN pat In
tabular form. shall assume the ea-th's mean
distance from the sun 20 be - 10000 miles 70
correspond with the later determination OF tie
suns phslans, and which - probably much
more accurate than the distance Of 95.0Ol COR.
20 which we were Formerly zccustomed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

WHEAT FIELDS on FIRE--Wbeat fields 0st
and wet OF Chillicothe, Ohio, were on fire last
Saturday night, having been ignited by sparks
from locomotives. The woods in various part.
of the country are on fire, and great damage lie
threatened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

INDIAN MURDERS AT PEMBINA.-The follow
ng telegram was received to-day at army
headquarters from x. c. Drum, assistant adju-
tant general, dated Chicago, July 9Th:
81 Col. Greene, in the absence of Gen. Terry,
III graphs that about one hundred Cut-head
Sioux appeared at ST. Joseph's, a settlement
twenty miles west of Pembina, and killed one
family of six or eight persons and burned sew
eral houses. The commanding officer at Penn
bina sent one company TO the scene OF action,
and Col. Greene has telegraphed him to call on
all the citizens of Pembina and vicinity who
want to aid in their own protection to como on =,
mounted, aud they will be armed, Differed aud
made useful; deeming this course better thar
to loan arms and ammunition to irresponsible
parties. 1 have cautioned Col. Greene 10 be
very careful how he involves the government
in calling for citizens 70 organize"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

AN Ex-CoEGREssNAN II PRIsoN.-George
w. Smith, ex-member OF Congress from Missis-
sippi, arrived at the Albany pepite ntiary on
Wednesday, LIST inst. He Is under q sentence OF
81 GOO tine and two years. imprisonment, FOR
embe zzlement. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

nISouth Boston observed Saturday with q
boat race, with sticks Of timber for bosts.
~Thomas Wilson. marble cutter of Tuck.
able, on the Harlem railroad, vas married
. month ago, but owing 20 his foDdness for
whisky his wife left him on wednesday last and
front Of . passing loconouve md was hlled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

TIE Alabama and Chattanooga railroad was
offered for sale at Mobile yesterday, under 4
decree CT court. Three million dollars being
the only offer bid, and that being less than the
minimum fixed by the decree, the sale was Adj
jourred until the first Monday in October
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07
OTHER CONFERENCES.

Presentation. l.. ID. Woodwork, 18th dis.
trict of Ohio, has been renominated by accla
maticn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

TEE FREB-PoR-ALL TRor OF the Columbus
(Ohio) Driving Park Association, which was
ness, wn resumed yesterday, and was won by
Nettie in 2:25 ana AT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

A STRANGE SUICIDg-TBe Son AZ a Banker
POtsons Himse!f.-In New York. late Last Sat.
urday afternoon, messenger from the Sturte-
want house called at the corOner's Office aud
stated thst a man had committed suicide at the
hotel. The messenger stated that no publicity
was desired, but the officer attached - the cor
ontrs ONCE at once telegraphed for Coroner
WoltnaD, and informed the representatives OF
the press regarding the case. After a great deal
Ell dihculty the following particulars were OBJ
tanned The suicide, Jefers Fox WAS a yOung
man about thirty years OF age. He resided at
No. a East Fifty ninth street. His father was
formerly president OF the First National Bank
OF jersey City. on Friday night, a. eleven
O'Clock, he came 70 the hotel, registered his
name, and was assigned room No. 357. At
twelve O'Clock yesterday the chambermaid
raped AZ the 1oor to wake him up. At one
O'Clock she entered the room, and found him
lying dead on the bed. He had written a letter
20 Mr.. Alexander II. Wallis, OF the firm of
Marsh * Wallis, OF No. 10 Broadway, an old
friend OF the family. Access 70 this letter couId
not be obtained, but the reporter learned that
IL read in substance that he, by reason of his
deformity, having been para ly sed in one arm,
was determined 10 take his own lite. He re-
quested his eldest sister not 70 she'd any bypo-
critical tears over his grave, and finally stated
that he intended 70 die because he could not
endure life, owing 70 family troubles. A phiaI
OF poison and twenty-five cents were found on
the person OF the deceased. An effort was made
TO induce the newspaper reporters TO suppress
the details OF the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07
EXCURSIONS. &c.

THE srEAnEB
PILOT BOY
WILL NOT MAKE HER USUAL EXCUR.
SION TRIP TO DILL'S Pa IT,,
FILION ON THURSDAY, JUL
9tA
Her Excursion Trips viii be resumed on THURS.
DAY, July 10th.
jy7-tr WIN. II. BYLES, Agent.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
JUAN BOYLE. FRANK BARNUa.
JUAN BOALE 4 Co..
NIL ESTATE AND NOTE RROKERS

No. COS 18th street opposite q. 8. Treasury.
FOh sALk-A handsome HOUSE on i street
No: yl3: A new large double HOUSE, corner aist
and I; HOUSE 30. 1910 Massschusetss avenue.
HOUSE No. xIo ID street east, for sale or rent,
furnished or unfarpished. A COTTAGE in vii,
,,sras soxi price: 1yso Several small EOUSES,
rom $500 TO $500; small cash payne nts we
have several very nne FARMS, approved and nm.
IND proyed, on different railroads running from the
ely, Iol sale a. low rgures OF exchange for City
properly; 10000 feet Of GROUND in various por.
Ls the CITY Tor sale At low figures ,on easy terms
rNh excnsnze for productive I'm prov I'd propertv
ALoInlsned 6ouse Tor rent at Sis per month a75tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

PENNSYLVANIA Coal TRADE-The coal
trade for the past week has been quiet a. usual
at this period OF the year. The chief feature of
the trade Is that the prod n ction ard marketing
OF coal this year already exceeds ten millions OF
tons. The amount is easily spoken, and large
ngures are 20 common that we scarcely appre-
ciste their magnitude. Ten millions of tons OF
coal brought from its depths in the earth, pre-
pared and put into market, covers an amount
OF labor and capital and a value that Is in the
COMPREHENSION Of a few, and is perhaps not
realized by one in a thousand Of those who hip-
PANTY roll the words covering the fact from
the tongue. We smply note the fact that our
readers may think of IL, ami by comparing
the trade now with what IL was ten wears ago
endeayor 20 estimate about what 10 must ne
cesearily be ten wears hence. The supply OF
coal Is quite large, though the shipments
from the Schuylgil region have entirely
ceased from the "a instant, to afford OppOrtunf-
Ties Tor Improvements and repairs on the line
ana at Richmond. which, IL Is probable, will
require fortnight longer TO complete. In
most OF the other coal regions the production
from VARIOUS csuses will be reduced 20 about
half the usual tonnage. Thisw afford oDpor-
tuDity for a pretty large reduction OF stocks al
the principal coal centers, after which IL NAV
be expected the trade Will continue fairly Rc-
tive TO the end OF the season. There is a mode
rate movement in the local trade and prices
are fully maintained. Not much hiss been done
ss yet In laying in winter stock for domestic
uses, that demand usually holding OF TO near
the beginning of the last summer MONTH IL is
gwen out a. n fixed fact that the price of coal
viii be maintained and that at least one mora
advance of ten cents per ton viii be made
Ehild. Ledger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

1T Is STATED that Louis j. Martin, assistant
appointment clerk of the Treasury department
will be promoted to take charge Of the bureau
vice Gilfllan, declined; and that ". H. Edward.
Of the Third Auditors Office will be designated
as assistant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

GEORGIANA EXCURSIONS
FOR
LK0SARDT6 wv, PINEl POINT, MAR
STALLS AND POINT LOOKOUT.
These Excursions, popular the past two seasons,
will be Resumed on SATURDAY, n"
June 9th. EN-N
The splendid steamer Georgianna
will leave the 7th street wharf ct D. m livery
EATU RDAY during the season, and returning leave
inRton at q. IN. Monday.
s. ate Boom tickets for sale at Office Of W. O. "
NJ. & Z. Bailreeo, No. sos Pennsylvania ave
Bound Trip Tickets, s3.5O For sale only at the
boat.
E. NIGHTENGALE, Agent,
jel-3m 7th street Wharf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

The MONITORS Saugus, Al Ak, Dictator, Man
haitian, Canonicus and Mahopac, which were
put in commission pending the yirginius ex-
element, will, with the exception of the Dicts-
tor, be laid up at Pensacola. The crews of
these vessels, for the greater part, will be sent
to the North Atlantic fleet to iii vacancies
while sufficient number will be retained on
the iron-clads as police for their protection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07
SURF BATHING.
- FISHING,

COBB'S HOTEL,
COBBS ISLAND, VA.
This we'll know SKINNER Resort IA now open for
the Tecs ptiOa IF Visitors a
Per month II fcur weeks LIZ
ROute-Frcm Norfolk By Sfeamer"N EznLs
Mondays, Wedresdays q a FRIDAY ., ia m
Through Tickets to the Islam &c on GARD OF the
Steamer. " ~
For further information sddress,
COBB BROS. 4 CO..
JelS-lm C0bbis Island. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

THE STEAMER COLUMBIA
LEAVES COMMERCE. STREET WHARF,
E44kfivi ~ Err E1R EAsHbbNG TON, ON
ING HEhE AT p. NJ. SUNDAY RE
TURNihG. LEA YES SIhPHENsON's
ON TUESDAY AT 9 p. D.ARRiFING IN
BALTIAORE AT 4 p. NJ TIL URSDAY
Either Of these trips affords parties fine oppor.
tunity 70 enjoy a sail on the Chesa-
peake bay and Potomac river with r.. ns41
out loss Of much time from business Sk15EE6E..s
All aecommodstions-mesls, stateroom, &c.-irst-
class. = serooDs msy be engaged in advance BY
application to the agents. The steamer can be char
tered for excursioDs frem this city Mondays and
Tuesdays OF each week at reasonable rates
je25-f sTEPHENSON BROTHER, Agents
EXCURSION IOAT FOB CHARPER-T
IL CHEAT EAl b or other points On Chess
peake and Ohio q, nal, capable Of carving 800 per-
jeis Corner and 18Th sts' D Rock q -Sst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

CHANGES IN THE QUARTBRMAsTRR's Dr.
PARTMENT.-On the recommendation of the
quartermaster general, the following changes
in stations and duties OF officers of the quarter
masters department have been made Major
Charles u. Sawtelle is relieved or his present
duties in Philadelphia and ordered to report To
the commanding general of the military di.
vision of the Atlantic fer assignment to duty
as district Quartermaster IN New York CITY.
Captain John +. Rogers, military storekeeper
ls assigned to the charge, temporarily, OF Major
Sawtelle's duties in Philadelphia, and will by
letter report 10 the commanding general of the
military division of the Atlantic in SO far "a
the duties Of district quartermaster are con-
cerned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

THE SAFR BURGLARY PRosRCUTIoN.-Attor
ney General Williams yesterday appointed A.
&. Riddle assistant attorney general to prose-
cute the safe burglary case, growing out of the
robbery OF the cafe in the Office Of Assistant
District Attorney Harrington during the recent
Invesugston by Congress into District affairs.
Mr.. Riddle is now absent from the city. but he
replied that he will accept the appointment,
and upon his return ill Immediately proceed
with the work assigned him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

Niagara Fire Insurance Compary Of New York
AsSets, 81 rSo,12 surpiCs, So, rs
Republic Fire Insurance Company efHey York
Assets, S1OSO0. Surplus, S4OO,OOO
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company Of New
fork-Assets, seO5sl50. Surplus, $50 900.
National Fire Insurance Company Of PhilsdeI.
bnls, fa-Assets, : 90. Surplus, So, OCO.
Old Dominion Fire Insurance Company of Vfr.
sinis-Asses, eSl5,0Oo. Surplus, SllIOoo.
WILLIAM l.. BRAMHALL 90,
nASdu Agents, oOT It'll street northwest.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-05
Gbrli0fett 1t,tb 3artftosos .

yor einisen Sobren sin9 an eincm
5enntage i'm 0e5em6er Elm Paitetenbd=
deriln9e NIT einem Gorb poll 8utter
unb Gier ouf oem Ropf in paris iiber
Die @trob BE un0 botte in Sem Menl9en=
ge0rdnge leine liebe Notb, I'M our93u=
fommen. 9luf einmol itieb Elm Woriiber=
geDenber 10 beftig an ibn, bab lein &orb
bcrab fiel, Oie Gier 5erbra9en uno oie
gutter bcl9mukt puroe. gesreifli6er
8eile fling Der orme 8ur1@e er6drmli6
81 ueinen an, un6 cs ]ommelte I9 ei11e
Nltn9e @eenl6en I'M i'm. l1nter Der
Men9e befono li6 Elm mitlcioi9er damn,
Ser oem Sungen Elm @elo1tiid in Die
9ono oriifte unb sic I'm ltebenOen auf<
foroerte, ein @leibes gu tbun. @ein
8eilpiel Sog, biele 2eute gri1en ebenf falls
in ben 9fof un0 Set orme Sunge batte
balo cin bi6l9es 9duf f9en @e(o in 1ei=
ner @9iir5e Ct trodnete bic Sbrauen
uno 0onfte oen 2euten; oann 3dblte ct
oos @elo uno es belief 1i6 iiber % 6ron=
fen. 9lnitatt ober Die 9an5e @e19i6te
ein5ulteden, 5og ct Die &e9nung iiber Die
@ier un0 bic Butter beraus> uno oa
lie nur IA Tranten betrug> 10 nabm er
nur 6iele @umme fit li6 uh0 bdnoi9te
ben ueberl duff elmer ormen alten 6rou
eir, bic ii6 in BET 9edbe befanb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-05
81 boeb list.

! Su elmer @tabt bcs Wlittelrbeinfrej5es
| lob an einem @ommerjabrmartte cine
sablreid)e @e1el16oft bon Qonoleuten il.
einem Mirtbsbauie. Dos @elpra6 fam
balo auf Die trodene g8itteruna icnes
@pmmers unb Gin 2anomonu au6ertc
in ieinem 6rItli6en @inn: es lperoe
biele 9iirre eben cine @traf fe @ottes lein,
oamit bic Menl l9en cinleben bab 1ic
ni6t Nqcs ollein MAIDEN f0nnen. Dielc
6riitli6e Geoe drgcrte einen Stabtberrn
Der in Ser Rdbe 1oB; oenn ct bemerfte
~Was Gtrafe @ottes! bos lit eben elm
Noturerei9nib; >pie Der men16li6e SIR
per man6mal franf miro :, 10 f6nnen
audi dbnli6e @t6run9en in Der 9latur
porfpmmcn." Qlls Ct I'M Nerlouf 0es
lueiteren @elprd6es bos 9a1ein eines
perlDnliben @ottes pffen liiugnete> fra9te
i'm oer 2an6monr, wo Oenn Die 5celt
oes W}en16en no@ oem So6e Dinfommc,
>uenn es teinen @ott 9cbe> porauf Der
.@tabtberr cr>uieoerte : r0ie tann ou6
in Gin Sbier fobren" 0iele tie fe Weis=
beit bes Gtobtberrn >pefte einen onocrn
Sonomonn aus leincr bis6crigen 'NuDc
ouf lno CT luenoete li0 nit folgenoen
9Sorten an Den @taOtberrn: so mub
i6 eu6 8eifoQ gan. S6 bab bdbeimc
d Yoor Oedsle> bic finn 5u 9'l6cio; /
bob 16o mini9mol 0cntt: / mDdt num<
me wi1le> tuos nit bene bunbers Oe6sli
lid. Sebt fumm / brlf : in Die finn
9wlB q Yoor 9errelee 9fabrc." Gin
l6ollenoes G5eld6ter Der 9an5en @elcQ=
|ldoft mar Die antlport ouf Die le ioibi9e
Bemcrtung bcs 2an0monnes un0 Ser
@tootbsrr tuuBte ni6ts 8elleres 5u tbun
ols l@neH bic @oitltube 81 perla0en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-05

er5dbrte @ei6i6te ,pirtli6 uno pa6rbaft
,gel1eDeniifs Mer3bie ielber 5u5 old,lenen.
.oerlubte5 ber tDnnte iebes 9eI1i1tli9e.
greignib friberer 3eiten eben1 70 sutldue Y
men. SIT .aber biese @e16idte nirtliV =
tpie ,bas .l,n5meifelboft felt Ieb
70 folgt .bdtausl, sbaB: Gott gum 3eugr
,ni1fe oer: Wabrbeit Deg beilisen r6mi i4'
tatbolii6eu @laubsens.im fiinften Sabr<.
bunoert nod Wun ber mirfte. j. -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-05

- Gin Sheriff in @irsinien frug Ell
men 5um Sooe perurtbeilten Werbre6er
unter benz @al9en, ob ct mod Gtmas gu
iagen Datte, ~Wel entQe9enete er es,
iiebt aug, ais Of esGesen geben tpiro unb
6a i6 ni@t naB ,perOen tpiu, 10 beeilen
sic i9 nit oer Grecl,tion."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-05
Obio Wailenfreullo., 3,

oieie bera= uno liebeleeren 3eit un1erm
rbe'nif6en Dolfe nit Der Mnbdnsli9feit
an .leinen :, angel eitammten fatbolii9e,t
@lau6en au6 bieies @oltsfet tuerrtsftens
ieinem Melen nod hnSettiimmert 9eblie<
ben it," ,''
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-05
q 1t It . oer.

elm munDerbares Gretgnib befannt 1lno 10
pobl be5eust, bab Niemanb bie Mabr-
belt beiielben he5tpeifeln fam. gDir
tpollen baber Die ies Munoer bier eradblen
als Beipeis, baB i'm fiinften Sobrbunbert
in Der r6,ni1 ID. fatbolii i9en &ir9e 5un
Belpeil le Der Wabrbeit bes fatbolil9en
@laubens @ott nod gBunoer geDirft,
bat. ..' ~,.>
Sic @tabt SipoIa, jcbt Sifas I'M
beuti9en MI9ier in @frifa lag an osr
@eetii ite. 3ur 3eit oes ponoolii4en
8ei1es mar fe siemlid beo0lfert unb
bur9 ben 5eeDonoel> Ben ie trieb III
blubenbem Mobl blltanoe. Ser orianii6e
&1nig 9uneri6 perfolgte nit riidT9ts*
lo1er Wutb unb @rou1amfeit Die r6mii6
fatbolif6en Gbrilten, ,pel9e an Die @ott=
beit Gbri1ti 9loubten> bic bon OenMrionern
pertpor fen >puroe, >pie ppn pielen ungldu<
bi9en mi lerer Sage. gBie iebt i'm neu=
oeuti@en 3ei6e Oct olte Wilbelm ben
i9is,natii6en Bii@of Heintens eingclekt
bat, 10 iekte ou4 9uneri9 Si19Df fe 1einer
arioni1hen @ette Elm um ooburb Die
Sotboliten bon ibrem @lauben AFFIRMING
su MAIDEN. 9uneri6 botte nun bel9lol=
fen einen orianil9en 8i19of na6 Der
@taot Sipoia oeren gin,pobner auc
Ratbolifen paren Su 1enoen. @obalo
0ie &nnoe baoon na9 iener @tobt fam,
9in9 Qllles ,pos 1i@ elnlbiffen fonllte>
5ur See un0 flob no6 @ponien MIR
oiejeni9en, oenen sic Mittel 5ur Tluht
fe6lten, blieben in Sipola 5uriicf. 9lls
Der orionii@e Bil6of Bulimonous an=
fam, fano er Die @tabt lbon fait entp6l=
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