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, 1874-08-01
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Our Colonial Exchange papers have not
come to hand save Calls New Letter, from
which we give the following items:
JAMAICA, July 25, 1874.
The fortnight has only been remarkable for
its warmth. Jamaica has always been curious
for the character of IFS seasons, for it may be
,.lreadfully wet" in one parish, while in ano-
Their. not MANY miles OF, the inhabitants may
be ~perishing from drought" So it has been
during TIE past fortnight-for while in st. Tho
mas in the East and all up the Blue Mountain
Valley, and in st. Catherine by Rodney Hall,
they have been having heavy rains with squalls
and thunder and tightening; in We're, st.
Georges and St. Nary, it has been particularly
dry, so dry in the former parish that the young
canes are said to be suffering for want of rain.
In other parishes like St. Ann and st. Andrew,
the lowlands have had no rain, while heavy
showers have fallen in the mountains.
At Myrtle Bank Observatory, on the borders
of Kingston harbour, the following may be ac-
cepted as the mean
Barometer (reduced to 32o Fahrenheit) 3O.2ls
Thermometer (mean) ............-.S4o
Ditto ...... (maximum) .........-.92o
Ditto ...... minimum ............o2o
Relative Humidity ................72o
Wind lin "a hours) .-....-.....2OO miles.
Rainfall. $50. total .....-...-.....O.63
AGRICULTURE.
From enouiries which we have made, we
learn that, SO far, the prospects of Sugar Guilt
walton in Jamaica are very favorable indeed.
In ST. Thomas in the East they have just fin
ished the crop Of 1874, which will exceed the
average of former years, but in st. AIMS they
have not yet finished, although planting and
boiling operations progress at the same time
, 1874-08-01
TELEGRAMS FROM THE N. Y.
HERALD BY LAST MAIL.
FIR

Paris, July %, 1874.
President MacMahon, in response to a
deputation Of members of the Assembly
who waited upon him to-day, said he was
not summoned to power in order to restore
either the monarchy or the empire. His
acts proved that he would not participate
in such enterprises. The law which Gre
ated the Septennate still less imposed upon
him the task of constituting a definite Re-
public. NJ. Perier's bill offered him no
thing but by ~isolating him from the con-
servatiyes, by whose aid he wished to gov
ern, would deprive him of much. Conse-
quently the Ministers would declare in his
name that he rejected the project.
In conclusion, he expressed the opinion
that the proclamation of the Republic
might disturb order and peace, but if the
laws he asked for were voted the Septen-
nate would become a government calcu-
lated to inspire confidence and respect.
WHAT THE GOVERNMENT WILL DEMAND.
Its now understood that the govern
ment tomorrow will demand Of the Assem-
bly, the adoption of the Laws referred to
by the President-viz, The Constitutional
bill draNnup by tie Committee ofThirty,
together with the three additional measures
proposed by the Minister of the Interior
to that committee on the 10th inst.
POLICY OF THE LEFT AND OF THE BONA
PARTISTS.
The Left have agreed, if M. Perier's bill
is rejected, to introduce a motion to the
following effect:
THAT the Assembly, regarding the
present state Of parties an insurmountable
obstacle to the constitution of a definite
government, be dissolved on the goth of
August, that a general election for mem
bers of Assembly be held on the 9th of
September, and that the new Assembly
meet on the 28th of September, 1874"
It is believed that this motion already has
the support Of 800 Deputies.
, 1874-08-01

Puycerd6 without effect. They are now wait
ing for reinforcements. General Saballs has
arrived andwill take charge Corporations.
July IA.
LoNDoN.-Special dispatches from Madrid
report that General Zabala is continually re-
ceiving achievements.
Fresh outrages have been committed by the
C~arlists, who are reported to have robbed and
nearly murdered a doctor and others who were
sent out to bring some wounded republicans
within the lines.
July Is.
LoNDoN.-General Zabala has established
his head quarters on Logrono. As there is
much sickness in the army It'll believed that he
will not be able to undertake active operations
before three weeks time.
The staff of Don Carlos with the body of his
army, have penetrated into Biscay and again threa.
tens the navigation Of the NeFyion.
LoxDoy.-rhe Carlists have ordered that one
Republican prisoner ahall be shot for each bomb
which the Bilbao squadron fires. After several
days blockade and two unsuccessful attacks the Car
lists have raised the siege Of Puycerda
The CarHsts have gathered, On the C4n}abrean
coast an the rest of B sc3y, l6j0 men, womeu
and CHI ldreo, whom they keep as hostages and will
shoot them in case Of the squadron of Bilbao attack
luS lLlGt pO>IlJdo aill5 lAC river Ul lItj civ ll2Y
have also burat several houses and killed many
people in the suburbs of Cuenca.
The London NeuS and the Tienqa Journal pro.
pose that the European powers should insist upon
the French Government preventing the passage of
help to the CarIists through its frontiers. The
atrocities committed by the CarIists render this step
i~ndispens bic.
July 81.
NADEID.-An article in the Impartial in favor
Of thu Iberian union has been unfayorably re-
ceiYed in Lisbon.
A proclsma has been issued in which it is stated
that oonspirators and rioters will be Judged by a
counsel of war, and that all persons convicted Of
having interrupted communication by railway or
telegraph will be shot.
UNITED STATES.
July Is.
New YonK.-Chicaso has been the victim of
another great fire. The losses amount to several
mil io1s of dollars. July 20.
Gold lI04 Spanish Doubloons $1,000. Next
can do. $40 Spe Dollars, none. Mexican do l
pc. p. Money Market , a 3 pc. Bankers Elk
change on London 81 1874. IT,. S Bonds $50
1852 at 1923. Sagar, No. 10, in cases 8 at 94c.
Centrifu5als. No. 10 to ID at So at 81 c. Regular
to good refining, ~ to Sc Molasses, cIayed, new
crop, SO at 40c. Muscovado, do do Alb at 48c.
, 1874-08-01

The Bonapartists are undecided whether
to vote for it or not.
ENGLAND.
London, July %, 1874.
The Lord Mayor gave a banquet to-
night to Her Majesty's Ministers at the
Mansion House.
Il PREMIER's EEC
Mr.. Disraeli, in answering to the toast
"To the Ministry" said "No one was able
to view the state Of Europe with COM
placercy. Every one must deplore the
anarchical condition of some of the most
favored countries. The friendship of Eng
land was never more sought Cor by the
leading powers of Europe and America.
England would use her influence in the
interest of peace"
Mr.. Disraeli repudiated the principle
that the country was not to be held res
ponsibIe in the many questions which
might arise abroad affecting the fortunes
of the world. He believed " the influence
of England might now be most effective
ly exercised to reconcile discordant and
distrustful Interests. She might assist
distracted countries with sympathy and
counsel and resume a position worthy of
her former prestige"
SPAIN.
MADRID, July %, 1874.
General Zabala has sent eight battali-
ons of troops to reinforce the republicans
in the province of Cuenca.
The Carlists are in strong force in the
province of Alava, between Miranda and
Vittoria.
MADRID, July %, 1874.
Brigadier General Pinto has defeated q
detachment of Don Alfonso's army at Sal
vanete, in the Province of Cuenca, deliver
ing 700 of the prisoners taken by the Car
list at Cuenca and capturing eight officers
of Altonso's staff, with q considerable
quantity of arms and baggage. !.
The Carlists loss in killed, wounded and
prisoners was heavy.
WAR TO THE KNIFE.
The Carlists shot 100 republican prison
ers at Olot.
The government has ordered contribu-
tions to be levied on the partisans of Don
Carlos.
The property of Carlists resident in
Cuenca has been seized to indemnify the
relatives of republicans killed during the
siege.
The Carlists shot every tenth man of the
volunteers captured at Cuenca.
General Dominique is in command of
the Republican army in Catalonia.
General Pavia will soon take the ieldin
Central Spain with $4,000 men and thirty
guns.
, 1874-08-01

The Legitimists are irritated by the Presi-
dent's message and have resolved to oppose
the personal septenuate.
PARIs.--The republican papers conclude from
Marshal MacM ahon's message to the Assem-
bly Yesterday that h. recognizes the republic
July IL.
An article in to days issue Of the Figaro
inciting revolt against the decisions OF the
Assembly. accustomed much irritation among
the Deputies. There was a warm oepo'e'
on the article, during which NJ. Depeyre,
Monarchist, announced that the Figaro had
been suspended for two weeks. Nevertheless
the Left moved an Interpolation, which was
postponed for a month.
NJ. Brisson, of the Extreme Left, moved that
the writer of the Objectionable article in the
Figaro be called to the bar of the House, and
accused the Government of p~artiality in its
punishment of journals.
NJ. Brisson's motion was rejected after a
speech by NJ. Gambetta, in which he limited
that the Assembly was a corpse fit for the
grave-digger.
The Left-Centre anticipate a majority Of
fifteen for NJ. Casimir-P erier's bill, which pro
poses the organization Of the Defni!ive Re-
public.
July Is.
HAvANA.-The American, DOckray, has been
tried by court martial and sentenced to death.
The Judgment of the court must be APPROX
ed by the Governor General before it is car
ried out, and hopes are entertained that he
wilt not confirm the sentence, but commute it to
alower grade Of punishment
Tue Diario says that with the new tax of
81 per cent on capital and the 10 per cent in
come tax it is expected that by June 30, 1876,
the debt created by the issue of S60,000,0o0
an bank hills on oocnnnt IF tha ,fNrAaS1TV will
have beer amortized and 45,0O0,0O0 of other
indebtedness paid. This calculation is based
on a valuation of the riches of the island at
81, $780, 900, 900 and on the estimate receipt
OF $4,000, 900 per annum from the income tax.
A committee of planters and proprietors of
ind lslries aud commerce headed by Mayor
Zulueta, waited on the Captain General this
morning and thanked him for issuing the de-
cree taxing capital.
, 1874-08-01
GERMANY.

July lie am.
LONDON A special despatch to the Daily
Newg reports that several revolts have broken
out among the peasantry in northern Prussia
on account of the new laws making changes
In the methods of local government. The
troops had been called out, and in one conflict
with the people three persons were killed.
Serious trouble is expected.
BERLIN.-rhe nperor William arrived at
Munich to-day. He was received by the King
of Bavaria and escorted to the royal palace.
The King will accompany the Emperor part
of the way to Salzburg. The Bayarian Prin-
ces and members of the Bavarian Ministry
have received decorations from the Emperor.
Fritz Reuter-, the novelist, is dead.
KIssINGEN.-WhiI Prince Bismarck was
driving in the country towards the Saline
Springs at noon to-day he was fred at by a
young man. The ball grazad his wrist The
wound is Insignificant. Tle wouId-b3 asSas-
sin was promptly arrested. He was not identi-
fed at the moment.
At half past one p M. Prince Bismarck drove
through Kissingen aud showed himself to the
people. The populaee were with great difficult
ty prevented from I%ynching the man after
his arrest.
July 13-Evening.
BERLIN The identity of The would be aSsa9-
sin of Prince Bismarck has been established,
His name is Kullman. He belongs to Magde-
burg and is a cooper by trade He is a member
of the Catholic J0urneyman's Society of that
CITY, and has been observed of late frequently
in the company of catholic priest.
July 14-53 80 a. M.
LoNDoN.-There is intense excitement in
Berlin over the attempt on Bismarck's life.
The Times special correspondent at Berlin
telegraphs that the Bishop of PaderbOrn has
received another sentence of $4,000 thalers fine
and three months detention in a fortress for
persistent violation of the Ecclesiastical law.
SPAIN.
July 10.
MADRID-The Garlists shot a correspondent
OF the Ne~e Freie Presse, of Vienna, on the 30th
OF June, in spite of a reprieYe sent by Don
Carlos.
July Is.
The republicans have again been successful
In al engagement with the Carlists near Bilbao.
LONDON The Tunes correspondent with the
Oarli5ts telegraphs That they are trying to drive
away foreign correspondents by shooting some
az spies Many Germans have already with
drawn from their lines.
AADRID.-The Carlists have eannonaded
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Giu0erfules. Notrif &el(D, Der
Beliber zines @olons in TrOntitreet, Netu
Dorf 1T nidt eons leds SUP bob uno
lpieot ni6t Uber 200 Pfuno; er belibt
ober unee,p1bnlid breite @dultern uno
ouberprbentli6 musfulDIe Qlrme uno
Seine; er lit ]o5u1osen gang Mfustel !;
leir Mrn, mil bt III 3oQ i'm llmfans uno
1T 10 bort wie eide. Gr 1T Elm Dor me-
1rieen Sabren eingeponoerter Srldnoer
un6 lino beioe 1einer @ltern Perl omen
pon ouBerorbentli6er G0rperitarfe; 10
hob 1eine Mutter Dor eini9en Sa9en in
@eoenlport oes Beri6teri itatters Elm Sc
pi6t pon 200 Yfuno nit 9roBer 2ci@=
tiafeit wdbrenb 9errn &euD lelbf 6oi=
1elbe @e>pi6t Elm &inOerlpiel gu iein
I6ien, benn Ct bro9te es obne srobe In=
itrenoung uber ben &opf rno lieb es oa=
}elb1t NIT elegonter 2eibtisteit aus elmer
0anb in Die anbere 9leiten. Sic Brit
6er@9o1t ber preisfdmpfer> bat f9 19on
,pieOer6olt um feline Mifglie0l l4aft be-
,uorben bus Sc l6dft logt linn aber
bur6ous ni6t gu; ct finoet aber suluei=
len &elesenbeit, feline &raft IN &lopf=
fe6tern an erproben, lpie oas neuli9 an
Boro eines 9amiltonfdbrbootes gel6ab !;
,pp ct BON bier iol6er @auf fboloe onge=
oriffen> e1elben i'm nm1eben nit einem
@6las ieiner 9ono hors de combat
1ebte.
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b6rt> sebordenl unb in oem1elben Girl
itun elei6iom als eesenwdrtis erfennen
unb nerebren.. Qae W(it9lieoer Iollen
cine beitdnoige 9lrmutb an9cloben uno
.erfldre1t, bab iie lue0er einseln mod se=
meiul l6oftli@ 5ur nuterbaltun9 oes Or
bens liegenbe @riinoe unb Ginfiinfte ers
lperben, ionbern init Dem sufrieben fein
lollen, ,pos iDnen ppn Nnbern at ibrer
9lotb0urft 9e1@entt miro. sud- 1ollten
1ie auf timber litdten gpl(esia nit oo5u
seb0ri9en Ginfiinften je0er g(rt, bic gum
l1nterbalt Der @tubirenben on9elponot
,piir6en> bcliben t0nnen, iiber ,ueld)e ibr
Oberboupt lnb Der 9on5e Oroen Die
guff6t, 2eitun9 uno Yriifun9 Der on9e=
ben6en @elebrten fiibren Ioa. Seoer
acknowledgements ion eri nod LANCER
un6 lor9fdlti9er priifun9 5u9eloIlen wer%
Oen.
9(tle bieIe Sc ittmmun9en 9enebmgte
Ser Yoplt, 1o9te Der Gclelldaft ieinen
be1onberen @6ub Su lno erloubte ibr
npb bc}ouoers fir 1i6 Sc 5u entlper=
fen, ,uel1e ibr uno gnoeren nilbli@ ND
rem.
@e6r wei1e mar es oud4 ooB S9notlus
iu ieiner Gon1 1tituton nur bic oll9emsl=
men Wrunbaiiee e1tporf, uno tire 2(us=
biloun9 fiinft19en 3eiten liberties. Or
uuroe jeber @erfnD9erun9 por9ebel9t
Mnfon9s tbeilten li6 Die Mitglieoer nu'
in y(opi5en unb Profei1en lpdter troter
no1 bic Gooojutoren Din5u. Sn Der
lpdter cntuorf fenen Ne9eln mar portre11:
lid fir bic Grbaltun9 Der eittenrelnbei
9eIpr9t,
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Mtlb uub SrpS.

8or elmer @eibe bon Sabren trat zines
Sqses um Die Wlittoss5eit Elm dlterer
6err in zines Der >peni9er cle9anten
&affeebdu1er gu 8aris, 1ebte lia an einen
slid unb perlanste eine Safe Mil9 uno
Elm fleines WeiBbroo. 9os @eli9t bes
alten 5errn por blei@, ma9er uno Seu9te
BON tiefer Sraurisfeit, trug ober ben u'1=
perfennbaren @tempel an9eborenenMoels 8
unb flDBte, perbunben nit 1einem feinem,
eblen We1en, 10 un,pi6eri iteblide A6tun9
elm, boB ct trob ieiner abgetrasenen flel=
bung unb Der unbebeuten6en 8elteQung
bo9 ousenblidli9 bebient puroe.
Gr oB 1@nell, als sebor9e ct ben Mn=
forberunsen oes ftisiten9ungers, itanb,
na9oem er 1ein einfa9es Mabl beenoet =,
langIam apf uno ndberte ii9 Der Sbiir
obne M}iene gu MAIDEN, bas @er3ebrte 81,
esablen aber au@ obne ben glnl@ein>
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-Sm 81 nj II &c bes Sabrbunoerts
CAB es in gang 9lui uitrolen nur spei NG1%
lionspre iter beute 9ibt es bort l3 9i0=
5elen, Die ii6 ol1fsspei &ir6enprop in5en,
Die friiDere bon @i0neD unb Die neu err
ri9tete bon Melbourne, pertbeilen. 9ie
lebtere Yropi15 um1aBt @ictoria II no an=
bere Sbeile bes auItrali5 59en Gontin ents.
9ie &atbolifen in Wictoria adblen nun
17O,620 Perionen. Sm Sabre 1871
>poren ibrer ert 1904. 92eu=@uomales
5dblt LAT >627 @otboliten> @uo=Muitra<
lien 27,66S 1ln6 Queenslono 1882.
Sn @ef=Nu Nuitralien {tnb 7l68 in Neu=
leelono 35,6OS uno in Sosmanio 22>OS1
Gatboliten @o iebr 1T bi. fatbolii9e
Stride in eineM, 2onbe 9etpo91en, mo Dor
einem Dalben Sabrbun6ert faum 10000
Yer1onen 5i9 su ibr befannten.
- We It tfielb, g. S. Weriteinerte
2ei9e. Beim @erieben bon 2et9namen
na9 einem ,1euen &e9rdbniBplaBe 5eiste
li9, bab bic 2ei@e oer in naKem Gro=
rei6e por Is Sabrtn begrabenen Srou
Me1fielo 1i9 ser1teinert botte; 1elbit ber
@9leier Dor ibrem @ei ii@te batte cine
111ineralii@e Gonfifen5 angenomn1en, bic
Mu9en batten gang ibren natiirli@en
Musorud beibeDalten.
Gutter @atb 1T @olbes pertb.
Was &e@t 1T, 9efallt Seoermann.
Ser @9ein betriist ber @piegel lii9t.
Wer ldnger i9ldft tpie iieben Stuno>
Derf9ldft iein 2eben, ,uie Elm 9uno.
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Sic 6eilun9 Scr Eplltpmtb.

StC SycttuhU VIZ ASHAaoN%V+
JrdnaDl19e Merste bebanoeln, ,pie nen+
lid bereits bon uns ertudbnt> Die Soa=
,uiitbieen in neucrer 3eit NIT 0ompfbd-
bern uno ipollcn in pielen Sdllen eclo=
tontek@rfolse bamit ersielt 4ober. 9oetor
Bui1lon Il. q. batte einen lpelbl1ten
9otienten,, BET 1i6 i'm lebten @tooium
SET Sollwutb befanb, unb tuil6te 1i9 un=
porlidtiger gBeiie bic 9anb init einem
Sanbtu6e> ob, bas bon oem @pei4el Der
9otientin bur6brun9en mar. 3ufdul9er
gHeile botte Der 9octor fiji am 3ei9efln=
Qcr set linfen Sonb etiuos perlebt, pel=
den l1mltono ber 9lr5t ober ni6t beo6
tete, bo ct ouf 5ein 9eillDitem pertrarte
uub besbolb Sic Sonb nur NIT gSaller
,pulb. Gr mar 1i9 inbeb Der l1nporli6<
ti9feit> bic CT be9ing, bDllig be>pubt uno
erjtottet fol9enben Scrid)t liber Die 1pa=
tern Tol9en bcrielben
v@o iA Ser Mnl nli6t mar bob 1i9 Die
&ronfbeit ni6t por benz picr5i91ten
Sooe aei9en piirbe uno bo i6 mebrere
Yotientcl1 st belu6en batte, perl9ob i'd
Die g(nwenbung meines 6eilmlttc(s -
nQmli6 Ben @ebrou9 bon 9ompfbdoern
- BON Sag 5u Sag. Mm neunten Gage
ols i6 mid in meinem Cabinet be fonb>
fublte i6 pl6bli@ cinen @9mera in ben
9(ugen. Mein &6rper boeeeen fiblte su<
glei6 10 lei9t ols ob i'd bo@ in Die Suit
iprinoen - p0er, peun aus eincm Ten=
tier 9e>porfen, MIDI in oer SUIT feit6olten
fDnnte. Msine Soore >uorcn 10 1enlitip>
oQb es mir nnrtom> ols fDnnte ib jeees
eina aelne Sablen, DIME oonelbe SIT ieben.
Sc biloete 1i9 fprt,pdbrenb SpeiGel in
meinem M}unbe. Srseno Elm 2uftsu9 per<
urI Io6te mir 9robe @@mer5en 1lno i9
mubte MIDI BON gldn5enSen @e9en itdnben
fern bolten. s6 Datte ein @efiibl als ob
+ i6 forttpdbreno loufen uno beiben mDd)te,
feline men19li9en We1en, ober Sbiere uno
Ques> ,uos in meiner Ndbe mar. Sd tranf
nit @9>pierigfeit rn> bemertte, bob bos
t Mn1 1eben BON WoIer mir 19redli6er mar,
> als bic @1mer3en in t1einem 9ol1e. Sd
CLAUDE, oob Semono oer bon Der GoQ=
putb Deimgeiu6t 1T, tets Q8aHer trinten
: fonn, ,penn ct Die gu9en i6liebt. 9ie
&rdmpfe pellten 5i9 ale flint Minuten
} elm un6 id fiiblte> oob bet @dmers pom
meinern 3eisefinger ousstn9 une Die 9}er=
binoi>f big 5ur @9ulter lief. -Sn 6ielem
3ultonoe unb BON ber Qln1i6t aus9eben0,
ooB mein 8erfoDren Elm PrdDeutatip -
aber fein @eilmittel lei> nabm i6 Elm
Dampfbao> ni6t in Der 9offnung 9ebeilt
gu ueroeu, ionoern um MIDI gu er fdrten>
Qlls oos 8ao cine Mdrme BON SO gen=
tisraoen (94.3. 5. GabrenbeiD batte, per=
19wonoen alle @Dmptome pie our3 ei-
men 3auberi6lae uno leit oer 3eit babe
i9 ni9ts mebr gefiiblt.
! Sd babe mebr ols 80 Perlonen bic
bon tpllen Sbieren 9ebi1ien >poroen iino>
beban0elt uno babe feline einSise per=
loreu."
gBenn cine 8er1on pon einem tollen
6unbe sebiilen ,poroen lit, 10 1nub er iie=
6en Sage Dinter einanber Elm rul1ildes
Dompfbab nebmen.., bon 81 big 63 @ra=
ben. Dies 1T 6as Prdpentotip= =W}ittel.
Gin 9ampfbao tann sbergeiteqt tperben,
tpenn man 5tpei ooer bret 9eibe 3legel=
lteine in einen Gir1er ooer13uber pol
NaKer tuirft unb Der Patient 1i6 Is
Mnuten lang auf einem 9eFe9tenen ooer
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als beabiftige er, 1i9 1einerNerfi9tun9
our6 Die Tlu6t gu ent5tcben. Ser Q(uf=
wdrter lpa9te ni6t i'm a1,sureben, ior=
bern eins gu Der Beliterin 6es&affeebou=
fes, .1ie BON benz Dorgefauenen in&ennt=
nib gu ieben uno 8erb altun9s 9smabregeln
einsuDolen. 9os Raffeebaus ,uar Gi9en=
tbum elmer orn,en Mitttpe, Der bic Gorge
fir cine sablrei6e Samilie oblag ben<
nod 1oote bic @ortreffli6e Srou> tuelde
lelbf BON ibrem plabe aus ben 9onsen
Wor9ane beoba6tet botte: vGs ift gut
ib femme sen Serrt, lo1Ien Gie i'm 9e1en
uno mo6nen @ie i'm ni6t!" 9lm nad-
iten Sage senau I'm oielelbe @tunoe fam
Set SSrembe ,pieber, nabm an Dem 1elben
Slide, ,uie om Sag supor, Blob, per=
lonste tpieber eine Soiie Mil6 un6 Elm
Wei BbroO, persebrte es uno entfernte lid,
lpie ct es eeTern set6on. Gin bem barouf=
foloenoen Sage pieberbolte li6 Der 0or=
| foQ tur5, sluei Monote bin6nr3 oer9in9
nidt elm Sag >pp ser olte Serr ni6t &C.
fommen ware, lein linn 10 9robmiitbi9it
perobreidtes Trubitid 5u 9enieBen.
Sic Q8irtbin botte f6 10 an iein Gr=
l6eineueetp0bnt, bob lie ibn> ols er eublid
ousblicb, ant er1 ten Sage nit un9eoulo
er>portete, uno ols ct om s>peiten Sage
nidt fam, ene ebbof fte ltnrube mpfano.
vMein @ott >uas mag linn MIR be9eg=
net fem 2" froete lie. ~Gr 1T pielei5t gu
fronf, I'M ousSugeben uno 19ma6tet IN
IT, fem Gleno Gr muE elm braper N}onn
1ein uno fat, in bem ct 5u mir fam, un
9os mas ct not6wenOi9 gu leinem 2ebens=
unterbolte beourfte, bel mir su ertncbmen,
mir Elm 8ertrauen beipiel len, ouf bas i9
@ol5 bin. Gin unreoli6er Mcn16 Datte
aliGt in 6ieler g8eiIe gebanoelt; 0ie
Salle Mil9 unb 6os Meibbroo ,por piel=
lei6t feline einsi9e Nabruns fit ben 9on<
sen Sag! g. penn i6 i'm nur ufin=
oen piibte!" !"
Sic 5er Munl9 >por je0o6 lei9ter ous=
9e1pro6en> ols err iillt. Sic Witt,pe muBte
li9 in @eoulo fii9en na@ uno na9 fam
Die Grinneruil9 an ben olten 9errn be>
&offeetpirtbin IN @er9eTenbeit i'm 9ronq
, ibrer pielea @el6dfte.
Gin SoDr mo6te felt Dem Sri 6einen
uno @er16minoen bes olten @errn mil
ber SoHe Mil9 uno bem @eibbrooe per-
floNen lein, oa lieB Elm Notor bie Mitttpt
gu li@' bitten> Oa er @r0fnuns be5ii9lid
zines ibr bur9 ein 8ermd6tnib 5u9efal=
lenen 2e9tas gu MAIDEN babe. Sic Tral>
fol9te unpersii9li6 oer qufforoerun9 uno
nobm> einen Srrtbum fiir6teno> ale fir
lol9e Tdlle notbmenoi9en Papiere NIT.
Ser Notar prift bielelben uno la9te,
. no06em er Ii6 iiber 5eu9t botte> bob Die
Srou, Die por linn fanb, bic i'm Seita-
n1ente be5ei6nete lei: v9ier fnb 10000
Troncs, ,uel6e Sbnen Maoame> 5u9e=
b0ren."
Sic CUTE Srau tarrte nit 9roBen Nu=
gen ben Notar an> pbne ben @inn 1einer
; &eoe erlteben gu t6nnen. I'm ibr bas
&at61el gu lDien, las ber &e9tsgelebrte
ibr oie NaG16rif # zines in 1einem 9dnben
befinbli9en Sc Itomentes por> bas fol9enz
!, oermabeu lautete:
: SD perma9c BET @itt>ue .
Beiiberin eines2affeebaul les in oer@trabe
J1r. bic @umme BON 1e3ai9-
touleno Srancs, um lie au belobnen fir
; ben Goelmutb, nit ,uel6em 1ie mir 2
, W}pnate binourh 6rub1tid berabrei9t