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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

i special from Perrysyille, MI. says III.
toe lower part Of PORT Deposit. Nd, is s,.l.
flooded. Though the water is iall.n,. III,
water runs like a mill sluiee, with i,n.-
varying from three to seven feet .trol--
the main streets and the cusra1. = sg.'i.
The cellars and iirss icors Of both s.ie- Up
Hooded The inhabitants we're driven -
;Ae.r dwellings, to houses upon the a.-s
danny were taken eff in boats. ard Others
waded waist deep through IN, vs.
ter. Tho lumber Interest which Is
the caioi business Of Port Deposit is h4-,
crippled. All the wharyes are sglEe-s
Huge piles @, laMbsr along sba wa;oT '..i...
have drilied down sAo bay. Davis aa-
Hugh. pae u she largest lumber firms. est
Ns.a the losses OF those in that basin,
alone al 10000. the amount Of llrnitg-a
and ether property carried the loss up &C.
over SlG0. goo. The railroad from Perry
vile 20 Port Deposit is flooded and covered
with piles of ice. efec.na!ly emitting oiI'-
communication. The ice at one time 7sscha4
the top of the piers OF the ra.ircad hridgca-
Hayre De Grace, ba. she river began to
fall before tee tide turned and sli danger
to il was over.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

FIRE At ST. ALBANs.-0n Monday even
ing fire was discovered up stairs IN the
building occupied by E. G. Greene as
store and tin shop on Main street, 81 AL
bans. At one time it seemed certain that
the building must 60. but three streams oil
water from the Frontiers. Washingtons and
Hose 3 put au end to the further spread OF
the Ere. The building seemed to have
csugh. fire from defective chimney The
building, which is owned by Mr.. Rodney ).
Hazard, was insured in tie Atlas. OF Hart
ford, for 81 500, NJ. J. Hill, agent the
damage 10 the building Is estimated at
81 coo. Mr. Greene's loss was ,ooo,
fully insured
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

French bronze statue OF the Minute Man
to be erected on the revolutionary rsllying
ground and battle field Of Concord. Mass. :.
is completed. at the Ames Works. in Chico
pee. Mass. and Is thus described by the
Springfield Republican - The statue Is. of
course. of heroic measure somewhat more
than seven feet in height, generously pro-
portioned. and is to be elevated upon fine
pedestal OK granite. 1t represents young
man turning. at the hurrying call of the
messenger. from his labors IN the field, and
instantly ready for duty. HIS left hauu
rests moment on handle OF his abandon
ed pillow across whose upper brace his coat
- flung; his right hand CLASPS the old tnt-
lock musket he rests on his left foot, while
his right is INST leaving the ground behind
the whole attitude indicating a moment
pause. as if to listen. The fgure is attired
in the traditional Continental costume, and
Will preserve its details for future ages. Il
l. no ideal face. no countenance or form that
would be ut home in other countries, but
thorough Yankee. that Mr.. French has
given to immortality. The features are
strongly marked. and bear tho energy. the
selEcommand, the ready shrewGness, the
Immediate decision, and, above all, the air
of freedom that belongs to the New-Eng-
land face. The frame * stalwart, the shout
ders squarely held. the muscles Of the barred
forearms the one that leans strongly on the
pillow, the one that strongly grasps the mus
ket---are tense and unincumbered by tabby
flesh the great veins stand knotted on the
strenuous hands The man Is alive from
head to foot, and indeed we know not where
there is better represented the momentary
pause of vigorous action than in tins noble
statue"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26
NEW YORK NEWS.
THE SCANDAL TRIAL.-MRs. lucy MITCHELL
4 WITNESS.

4 WITNESS.
NKw YoHK, March Il Lucy Mitchell.
monthly nurse was a witness. She testIiied
10 Mrs. Tilton's critical illness. prostration
and weakness. She testified that while Mrs.
Tilton was at Der worst, and needed quiet
and composure most, Mr.. Tilton came home,
and coming into his wiie's sick chamber.
with great vigor OF manner, explained that
be was discharged or would be discharged
from the Union, and that he was
IL ruined man. Witness said that
there were writing materials 10 the
room and that Tilton showed his wife
number of papers. Witness said Mrs. Tiiton
was very much excited and cried very much.
Witness told Mr.. Tiiton not to talk-the
doctor had so ordered-and Mr.. Tilton left
the room still talking. Witness said Mr.
Tilton came back to the room several times
during that day. She also observed Mr..
Moulton at the house two or three times
during that week. lie and Tilton were
also in the sick room talking, as witness
knew by words they dropped. about the
Brooklyn Union. Witness distinctly re-
membered the Friday night call of Mr..
Beecher on Mrs. TiltOn that week. Witness
opened the door for Mr.. Beecher herself and
invited him in. Witness continued to
say that Mr.. Beecher went up stairs
in Mrs. Tilton's room. Mrs. Tilton was
sick in bed when Mr. Beecher called, par
TALLY supported by pillows, but still in bed.
When he had gone Mrs. TiltOn went to
sleep first, and then witness fell into
slumber. She was awakened up By whis-
perDgs aad buzzings round the bed and
| Mr.. Iilt0n was at his wife's bedside taking
to her. The nurse demonstrated against
the talking. Mrs. Tilton insisted on wit
ness leaving the room and witness went out.
| Mr.. Tilton anc his wife then talked together
| in her room fOr an hour or more, Mr.. III
ton walking and talking in an angry tone
and Mrs. Tilton in tone OF entreaty. Hilton
at the expiration of an hour came into the
study and got some ink, pens and paper.
| lie returned 10 his wi.e's room and remain
| cd there half an hour more At the end OF
that time TiitOn came out and told witness
| She could 20 to bed again. Witness SAID
! that when Hilton came home in the middle
| of the day and said he was ruined Miss
| Bessie Turner was present in the sick room
Of Mrs. TIltOn, where the exclamation was
! made. Bessie Turner. as IIltOn exclaimed
| he was ruined man, fell on the sofa as II
/ in Il faint, and the hes: of her knowledge
She was weeping. Witness went away
on Monday morning. January >, 1871.
/ Ms TiltOn suffered from the loss OF blood
all the week. The cross examination OF
the witness by Fullerton caused her 20 make
several corrections Ia dates and to confirm
some Of her statements most emphatically
| These statements are direct c0ntradic-
tiOn- OF what Tilton has testified to and
which he says he can prove Beyond this
the cross. eXz animation was not Important
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

THE GOVERNMENT US. TIE FACu Ca e.f...
WASHINGTON, March 23-Iac A-r
General has given instruction g. tle r-cH
district attorneys . institute Sllt- a-.
several Of the Pacific rairoais
amounts certified by the s-lrt-lrv u.s.
Treasury - De due 20 the govern
five per eentuu Of tLcir respective r.-- ...
iags provided for by the sct OF July J. i--
o. by any othc- act CT acts ia RELATION -
the respective railroad companies
lowing arc are the railroad eos.
against which suits vii Dc iuu-....
brought, with the amounts frWl
are brought Central Branch. J.r. u B.
Si7, ly1 80; Sioux CITY & pa.i. e. b.
S2l .lei T. tEion Pacific RR.. sigH
COT %; Kansas Pacific Z. r., sos .-5I J .
The following are the points at wa.c.
suits will be brought Kansas Pl-1..
the State Of Kansas: Jai11 Plc-6r. ar D..
ton; Sioux Ci;y, in Iowa. sui the Ur.-
Branch in Kansas.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

Yice-Pre>iient Wilson /, ahout the only
man that publicly defends the deceased
bounty bill. Itfnls No mercy at the hands
Of the Aray and Nary Journal. To put
vast sums into the pockets Of agents, re
marks that journal, for the purpose of
securing s.me remote ami doubtful ad'an-
tace t, principals who are, As body. con
tent with ;he wages they Lave received, IS
measure Of injustice and not Of Justice.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

The Art editor of the New York hide
pen5ent declares It to he certain that il
LEONARDO. Michel Angelo, and Raphael
were living now they would not employ
their time in painting .uaht pictures as
they have lett for mankind it, wonder at.
Michel Angelo would mot paint JGdg-
ment Day inow. nor Raphael Trans
dgura.ion.' If they painted at all, they
would paint after the manner Of Geromc
or Meissonier but the probability i THAI
they would employ their talents in some
very different manner-in writing novel;;
or building railroads" This is qrite posi-
tive. But how does he know?
William Cullen Bryant's new hymn, wit
ten for the semi-centennial celebration of
the Church of the Messiah, in New York,
last week, will doubtless become popular in
the hymn books 1t is Us follows
"As shadows. cast by cloud and sun,
Fit DER the summer grass
So. in thy sight, Almighty One
EaIth's generations pass.
And while the years. an endless host,
Coos pressing swiftly on,
The brishtes. names that earth can baas.
Just slIsten sn4 are gone.
yet doth the Star o Bethlehem she'd
4 luster pure and sweet.
And still il leads once II led,
TO the slessiahs feet.
90 Father may that holy s:ar
Grow every year laoSe bright
And send its glorious begins a!sr
10 fill the world with light
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

IIe NV Tx LaliflI 4.ll-7I-II ~.
volyluE several hundred thousand d1lilr-
claimed hy the government Us take 900 d.,i
bends declared By the company, wu. Pei
argued IN the supreme clur, ca Iaur d..
Senator Conklla, viii 1pp.lrl- csa;;-. .
the company ADJ Ajtorncy-G.ncrs
lfsrus c,r - .r....,--.. .--..-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

Mr.. Mackenzie. the Premier and Minister
OF Public v orks, Canada has asked Par!ia-
ment to appropriate 70 less than Sc go coo
for the construction Of railroads. telegraphs.
and other public works connected with the
route of the proposed Canadian railroad. OF
these appropriations 81 ,O00,0 a-e asked
for telegraph from Lake Superior to Thun-
der Bay TO point of connection with the
lines Of British Columbia 81 900 600 for
steel rails: for the Georgian Bay branch.
five hundred thousand. for railway
construction in British Columbia, in
addition to telegraph. seven hundred
and fifty thousand and for suhsi-
dies to local lines connecting with the
eastern extremity of the Georgian Bay
brunch, $500. COO. Of the whole sum asked
for it is proposed to expeud 81 300 900 on
the direct route from Red River to Lake
Superior, and the Canadian Minister is re
ported TO have expressed his belief that with
any renewal of inactivity On the part of
Minnesota parties having in hand the con-
struction OF connecting roads IN that State,
the so miles of road from the Minnesota
boundary to junction with the Canadian
Pacific line can be promptly finished.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

AIRS. Tilton and | 1aturaei. ana Ar. Y!lton
advised his wife l. 10 to bed, y tich she did
Mr. Tllton told me the whole story about
Mr.. Beeehor oSer again. ard told Mrs.
Tiltun in her bed room. She then dressed
and went 10 her N ihcr' that nj yht and the
children and tolliwad next morning. |
remember the occasion of Tilton sending
for the baby. Mr. Tilton was not in. lie
sent the note with Nellie. the nurse girl.
Mr.. Iilton on that occasion cot the baby.
In Dee. Mrs. Iilto-i went % New Bruins
wick and on hes return came 10 Nirs.
Morse's thst Sane .ening. went TO Mrs
MOrse's with her. Mr. Hilton met her and
kissed her. She returned t. Mr. rilton'-
house that night AMI 50 did l. Tilt nj and
| had conversation that night. | told
him Mrs. filton was very sick while at Mrs.
M>rse's and asked him to be kind to her
and told him ths, tue doctor had been
alarmed at Marietta on aecoun, OF her
WpeDiuu fits
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

The NEW POSTAL LAw--Postmasters have
received Instruction from Washington to
permit all mail matter Of the third class
newspapers. etc.) to pass through until
the first Of April. "a: which time the law az
it nov stands will De strictly enforced. This
delay is allowed IN order that The public
may become thoroughly Informed respect
ing the new regulations.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26
TILEoN's ngARTLEsssEss

Sir. ritOn said she was always weeping.
1t was habit OF hers and that she was
weeping for her sins with Beecher.
lett hiIa 10 the room and went out He was
in the habit OF changing his study
from rJom TO room. and he did 50 twice in
one week. Mrs. I lion was taken i'll on
Christmas eve. Tae doctor was in alten-
dance, and also the nurse, Mrs. Mitchell
Mr.. Johnston called in the morning after
Christmas day, and Mr.. Tilton yea. Oh.
with him. On h;s .e.urn nc came iato the
room and said he was 4 ruined man. and
think he said he vas discharged from the
Brooklyn Union. lie was excited all tha;
week. Mr.. Tilton came into the room on
one occasion with pen and paper, bat the
nurse demonstrated with him. and said h;s
wife should be kent cuie. ,ss.aemner see
ing ~. ,.ee-hof lhs,s on one occasion. /
did not know ho wa in the house until /
saw him there. | remember that Mrs. TIL
ton was very sick on these occasions. Mrs
Mitchell allowed me to kiss her bu: not IN
talk to her. When | went TO bed that
night | he'd net seen Tilto.-
Court adjourned until Monday.
Tux rRIAL-BEsslE TURNER'S cRoss-Exsxixa.
TON.
NEW York. March 22-"The first time If
Tilton's visit to my bedroom was in 1868 in
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TUE rRIAL-BEss.E TURNER'S cRoss-Ex.x,,

New YoRK. March 22--"The first time Of
Tilton's visit to my bedroom was in 1868 in
the spring, and the second location was in
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Tu,sE LITTLE TANiLARiTlfs 0l TIE Er,
sLNIEIN

took !, away and he -4il WY Bessie
you are very modest People ia best classes
Of society ID not object to .he,g lit.., lamil-
iaritie-. told him DID not Gaze what
they did in the best cia--c- o. society
would NJ; permit It, lie then talked Of
marriage and said tia; ! shprl! permit him
10 carcs- and love me and 10 harm would
cumc to me. Tn another occasion in is
went t. bed and was frightened by seeing
e man in ny room. jumped cp and askct
who was there AID be sl.d, hush IL j. only
ne. MIR. 1nton. then found he hal carried
ne into h, room asked why Ac lad done
this and he SAID lie te.s lone.y told him
would not permit such Liberties to be
taken with me. and then s'- up AID left
the room.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-18
Gin rieff9er 2anbibminbel.

ct. ecais, ID. De3. Gin ~eroeartieer
e6wtnbel 1T fOsben I'm fle0flt9en Mifou.
IT ans St1t setommen. Mat bat n6mltf
BITE @nOsduns aema1t, bab felt ms6rsrsn
Sabrsn TN nSrbltGer &rtanfas unb fle6R.
lt&en MiGCurt selessne 9dnbsreten cen et.
mem Sting" Der In Cincinnati, @tttsburs,
philadelphia, New gort unb tn Wan&sfer,
England, Issnturen bate, mtttelf sefdlf&.
ter uebertrasunssurtunben p~erfauft pprben
itnS. Nan iGdst ben TlG6eninbalt bes In
Srase fOmmenpen Grunbbeases auf awSlf
WtatOnen &cres uno ben @srtb beGelben
cuff funfune3wan3ts bis treibts Minipnen
Dollars. Den SGptnblern tpurbe tbr 6ans.
tpsrt babur& wffentlt4 erlstdtert, bas bic
rehtmd5tsen Sefser fern unb bic ~l1rfunben=
bu6er wabrene bss &rteses srDBtentbetls In
Gau6 a%ufseBansen inb. Die sefdlIGten
ssfsurturbea Ilns In Der saa3en linton unb
tn @n9lanb p~erfauft wDrben. Die Grane
JurY BON Shannon GOunts, MO., bat ben
DcttOr SbCmas &. Sermon. Dapte ..
Bingham uno Sas. 6. 0awtOn Der @ttf6ulb
an ttsism srCben g6winbel anseflast.
Sawten f6ttnt bds 6aupt bes o&inss" ;u
fetn. pa er f4 6dufs ldnsere 3eit In eng.
LAMB aufbielt, urn, rpis man annebmen mug
bort Sdufer fir tas 9ane su fu&en, bas tim
niGt sebSrte.
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8ermil6te Na6rt6ten.

Yart& l3. Deg. Die NattOna1perlamm.
lung nabm bte @abl BON Is Senatcren auf
esbsns3ett Dor. Die I%ufrssuns. wsl&e bas
btsSertse lberraf6snbe gresbntb Der @ab.
len berSOrserufen BAT, TT ttef. Sbw0bl IS
uet6t. bab bic Qtnfe tbre Grfelse benz Set.
fanbe Der gOnapartiaen gu ~perbanfen tdtte,
70 trerben btele bod bic @ilttsteit Ger BON
ether 3u Gnbe 8ebenben 3ammer pOr9enpm.
m enen Senatswatlen anfsdten.
Die Grp1ofipn in Sremerbafen.
9ew yort, Is. Deg.
Gin Selesramm BON 8remertafen fuat:
Ote bur4 Die am 10. BIER tattsebabte furGt,
bare Dsnamtt. GrplOfon sst0otstsn YaEa.
stere bes 0ampfsrs .Moftl" Rnb bic &aia.
t~enpafleiere 9ermann Graner aus Soma
unO alfreb @rahtAfebte aus Oeferrst4 unb
bic Observation-Disclosures 6stnria 8Ous,
ito 8arntiGe une @eolpb &aufmann, aus
NOrbbeutfdlanb. llnter ben @erwuneeten
inb bic Observation-Disclosures &uSolpb
Wttte aus Nem gOrf. @tlbelm S&mtrt,
Sefepb Daufer unb Wtlbelm 36omas. Die
3abl Der Gst6bteten 1T 81. bic Der @ermun.
beten 80. Die metfsn Spfer forberte bic
&atafrOpbe unter Der Nsnse. bic an, &ai
faEb, UNI ben Oampftr abflbren ju feter.
Gin aneerss Gslssramm m.lbete BON gre.
men, Der @aGlster Ib0mas, rusl6ef i1 su
entlstben perfudte. babe b%etannt, bag etne
swette &tfe DSnamit I'M @epddraume bes
Dampfsrs @ofel iet. tn wel6sr i6 Elm Der.
artts ssfte ltes nbrwert bsiabe. bab bsrf.lbe
mad adt 2asen erplcbiren muFs. Gr ftlbR
wurbe In Sout6bamptOn ben Dampfsr per.
lafen. Gr babe eenfelben tn bic Cuff ipren.
gen molten, um naAber cine booze 8tri1e>
rung 3u erbeben. bic er auf fstn @epdd er.
wtrtt babe. Cine ipdtere DspefGe aber be.
3stGGnet cieis Aaslbe ais erfunesn.
Sben9snannt ter 1bDmas fol Elm 4mertta.
ner ietn, Der lid etne 3stt lang tn SaGlen
aufseRalten bate.
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@enEoneu. Sim @&lrB bes lestsn Red.

YenIoneu. Sim SGlrB bss isstsn &eG'
nunas. Satrss fanben auf tenYsnfpnslifer
Der Ser. @taatsn 234 .S2l gerfonsn. ROY
tsnen 2lC,363 @rmee.S enicndre warsn
l05.478 parsn SnSaltben. 1O4,885 @itt'
rpen unb teburfttse @erranbte; 1920 Ora
rtne-YenFUndre, ipOpon 1886 Snsalteen uni
1884 Wtttwen unb beelrfttse @erwanbt'
waren; 21,038 wareu Yenicn6re aus BEN
8rtes BON 1872. rOpcn 1875 gsteraner
unb 5l63 @tttpen iinb. Man ntmmt an
buB fIrYsnionsn rdbrenb tes nG&Ren&ed.
nunssiabrss $29, $4,000 nDtbis ittn ,perber
1865 900 w%entser, ais bic 9Oranf6ldss fal
bteies Subr.
Geger,G onFift. &m &O1tns Sort, 81
@eilen Obertalb @tdsburs i'm @taate Mii.
ffipYt fam 60 suti6en @6war3sn uni
Wstben 3u etreua blutisen Sample, in wel.
dem iieten Der grfsrtn sst0ptet wurben.
Bon ben 8et5en tpurbe fstner Serlsst. Die
9&rar3en fa&teten lid In ben Walb. Ser
Mufrutr 8ins aus benz @erlu1e Der 9ssteren
teruOr, bic @erbaftuns etnes Der Sbrtaen,
Der NIT einem Wetsen Strstt sebabt bate,
3u perttnbern.
Sebr tribe Soften fteben Der psnnfYlpa.
ntf&en Gntbraett.8 Acknowledgements @eeeno
bevor. DIE ercben BERG werts . McnppOlt.
feu bsflr6ten ndmltd, bae Bet ~fDrtsefester
@rOoufttOn bic bUben Yreile ttrer porrdtbt.
gen &eblen fallen wirbeu, unb bsebalb ia.
ben fe belHtoGen, pom Is. DECEMBER an bic
@rbetten in ben 8oblenberswerfen tis aui
8eitsrss etnfsnen gu lafsn. Mtnbsfens
10000 @rbstter In &Oblenberewerfen tper.
ben bur4 rtefe &r Orbnuns ben 8inter iber
brcblcs werten, naGben fie f6 nur MOTH
elrftts Don tem lsbten pebrmCnatltden
Nusfanoe erbplt taben. Die err6bntcn
MoHcpCltfen iOnntsn redt pDbt tteGrbeiter
wdtrenb bss @tnters befddftisen. pbns ba.
bet 3u rerlteren. nnb es 3eist f6 test aud
etnmal pteber, taB tbre unmenfGlt9e Sab.
ster az ben f4 tn Der &%oblensesenb INNER
pteeer etnfsaencen, unb wobl aud bielen
Wtnter unrermetbli6en oft 70 brutalsn Mrr
better . nnruben mtnbefens ebenfo piel
SHulb trdgt, pie bic &pbbstt Der Mpate
Wasuires.
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neber SEN Nenffpnsibminbel

brtnst be SasssYrsfs wsttsrs gustunft; elm
9srt&t fust bisrabst :
Tie unterfuduns iber bic beretts etc
pdtnten9 3etst, bae btefs
9erbtehsn ntht muir tn SfltGen, fcntern
aud In psfltGsn Stdbten Scrfamen. Die.
ftlten fnb ebenfaIs etne 6int:rlaGenlGaf
DelanO's. untsr Dsfsn 5errf6aft tn atlen
@btbstlunssn ees Departments bee Snn
eren bic Corruption auf's usppisfe uu.
4erte.
60 fcnnte elm fOrmlt&sr ,Rtna" bettl.
ssrtiHer Isenten fur Yeaions . NnfpriGe
Sa9re lang unsefraft fetn @efen tfetbsn,
obslst& Is felbt bem 8ltnsefsn tlar fetn
uausse. bas auf ben YenRonsnaen etneRsn.
&c niSt bOrt6tn ssbbrtser 9amen fete ;
Dsnn wtswpbl felt 9esnStsuns bss 3rtsses
nasbr ale 3ttn Sabre SerFUftn unb tn btefer
3ett vtele penRcnsbere&tiste 9elbaten &c.
fOrtsn iinO. BAT bic !3atl tsr genRondre
bod fortwdtrsnb 3ussnsnsmsn, fat ob,u.
netnen. Go III fcnnenftat, ba6 btsfs Ser.
n,sbruns nur burH mufsntafn Satfduns
unb Grbt&tuns Doa Ramsn Setf,ns BE.
trnsertfHer Yenfcns . Msenten unt kur&
set&tinn unb eabsrli&fstt i'm genRens.
&mts felbf unb tn benz terefenbsn vaubi>
tsrs". Bureau bes 8unSssfGasamtes mos.
lid nor,
SIN BEN ia bis an bic @1sseanies er.
fredsnben pbtlabslpbter Ysnfonsbe;trte, ir
relHena man bteier &rt BON @Hurferet 3u.
srf aaf bte Spur fam. ftnb tsst bte ysnli.
ensbe3atlnnssn, tuslGe burd pte pertd9tt'
cen &sentea sermittelt spcrben sraren, bts
auf Wetteres f~uspsnbtrt, bamtt cine neus
uRS sransltGere grifuns Der bstr. &nipri.
DE sersencntmen perten fam unb bieftlbe
Na5ressl ptrb aud tn ge,us auf anters
serbd9ttss VenRonsbs3trfe tn Oa unb @ef
ersrifen rerbsn.
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