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ARRIVED Sunday Feb 81.
Steamship STATE TEXAS hosf Galveston Foo H. aud Ka wsa
ts,I.hip Coca Taarr AspinTai Feo J with nd' and
ese9n'sD GeogA CrOse cAarl'stsa Feb H. 80.
Steamship asee' Dr Porter Lsgu,,n jan 20 Psste cssss.
@ ,,t s s mo, sse "a A.. n. e, 80 1Sa Jan, A1A aAd hs.'
ss.0ssig Oss,e 'ScI LaSg-oos HUI Fee l. With ndsa -
steamship ua'n sassr S,worsn, Peb l3 p.sa
Steamship WJasoss Couch Richmond CIT, Psu ana Sonss MI
ns.. and oas, S." 10 Id BON Dom HSs > eag,hi, Co
stores % {. H. a.orT Co. ''''''' wv ~ w. WIN '''
bar Ecr.Yor.. cEeits sCsfh,rier q d,,. With -r,r
Bars Sparkling Foam Of nisstAbe Csron seisa 50
LG ofror r,B,O Ssu,h,u r,n.son. "a days. .,a
81 Johhs ~ C.oss Bali. 43 d.y. .h .ax..
Bars khTa tor rJmSs, Eag PrEhn PersO 10 day' Viii
gsrA Aesea to' Dosoo, Aaaerssn cab-rea - ssy VII. s
BhrA KoHa al tsorL ud.ss. ,eno g. aay, vib ud..
Bar. Peter T. "aFieI .o CdG Kline hiO sneO Jan 1. M
Oliver Jones 10 asy. M
Cha lcsA Hoard tof E..nOah N ST. Messenger AsuAaaA
brig I,o tO eDbal L--n,n Ma Ia i,ys sugar
brs De5'rah Seas o POrsII Sale C-ib.nea Ii sd
John sailslo, B..-.y M,ann, Il day, VII
ssar. Pheo.. Nsdro Harsna IL -i,s orarss.
chr G. AdaSa loi Geas Esg Asfo4s sampson nsAss
hab raoH Of Ss-ni-eHl R.nda Ciafa.so, 20 a.
Mor.B. B,mhaH es,,. s.vauS&A 10 4.y. With unO.L
scar scar 90, 5G1a g.S'5 1S'5s Isrt sr.,. Ens t.
sea.. SidLeJ Maac,lL PeI5e It-aA
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SAILED.
gusts r Or -r Amo.ssao 10, osaos PebroI C..te for L,
erpoo, ReI desohn Dernhu MAs
NJ ,1ru % Ssrses; Dad D. 40 for G S- Loo
fr Cauiis Msrtile, Lite Harry,
for b-serl fr te Aneu, Barb.ioesI
ElI b-ih NinOs, N-r..s JjHr b.
sS latte Nvlon o Aux Csye' Is%ss Ia kls t'raen.s Esh
RSbfsson, Tor 80 Janer.
DOMESTIC P0gTs.
BOsTos, Peh 2l-AriVrc S,tTus. fslrUtts schS
C. Grssn BLL IRON 81 Ib.S& sae-, Qasbe MAs
tbos X ta-, Se1nOe WA,gaey J.A1 >.
pHlL.DsGrarA, Fec. 2lArd I1erposl
sai,o, lo4; PoVi4enca
carcd PhaaeIDs b4IbA-oes saea ne.~.s,,
MaIh-ttln. 10 ATerpOJL
sAviss.H R-b. 2.- 1odhs7 Brl Chipn,A
scdr. ". fJr Light Of hASs
beer S--i supposss
e he Lae~s"ls has 4Eye ~ the N.aseT1gJ e
newborn
FOREIGN PORTS
PLYMoUTH Feb 81 Diae steamship hepstOcs. hoo
Ne Feb. 10 q t.is 1s.t t,-lsY.
Feb 20 ioT tne uit
Ceres nUpper Gen F-L e.ba Toni " Leb
Busen Ia f RoEaie. Rc1r4o d, Jfen.A. tie AT
Anvsi the ZV- Kr-AI Ass osis
Alfredo
DISASTERS.
WlsHsGr"s c.. Feb IA ulspstch to the >tae D.psss
AmorczD b1e.uhe DaVd bou Portland. Ne Tne vessel
I'D i 81 wth q Ium0er She
ne igs.rsace or csre.essness Of Ine u ca4rye
BOsr)S teb 2fao oiy id~ - Sege from Ssnto Domingo
Tor Dosol In RAINING no the DaT dan log On SATURDAY ssn
AZ Ig.gIG n asss
viii pr 0sbly hZ1 I'd, ihv -s
~ DO LgL Of tea Zee bound sbns veS
sels watch WOd lad Cape, Lp Fi-s esp
eight Nhc iur;4s 10 l-ewsA
l. kuogl ubaf
Is mS III. the tOay q trT DoAs
sstne reacI sae AaI ta S be exposed 90 great 'nesr
The W NO. Aa.
pu'.oa OF On sasara-y Hg4L
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
THE NEW YORK PRESS AND THE ADMiSI-fRA'

The OberIin kccS devotes quarter OF
soln,nn 10 SsW York Journalism setting lOttn IN Vgor
ans Eug,h the niauties ~ the press of the Umpire
Cty Ii charges them Sith p1yDg tho bu 10 the cbha
anon and sngies out THE tribune for special applea
iinn Of rebuse Tue fact L., the N-W-lork press hss
bepn most vigorous and unrg IN exposing tue lrau1s
~ men iI ntgh paces ana IN this natter The TRIBUNE
mas be, the leading journal in the land and the genera
reader realizes the fact aud Notwithstanding me eIoI
mad Inv the strict Journals 10 curta na
infuenee that paper IL everywhere making i'< teaeb
incs felt aud appreciated Tne abes Journals IN the
oIiyies, have spoken out very plainly against tho
nocv OF the Adm nnistratioh IN re Louisiana mater
and We see no good why neignbOr should not
bestoy A word or two OF censure upon MS own parry
bousebold But one thing ID becoming more apd more
anpareut every day. and tnat il this 1ne lndep"hasD'
iournss are rapidly lO0senug The lies 81 the l'puoI
can party There ia like wise another truth "nrihy g"
,nsnfon In tl, connection Tue independent Journals
OF The land mauuisetIrg tsc salt that presiye' 'he
nation,
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
THE DRAMA.
HUNDREDTH PERFORMANCE OF THE sHAUGH
RAIN

.HUNDREDTH PERFORMANCE OF THE sHAUGH
RAUN.
The one hundredth performance Of "The
shaushraun" was celebrated at waIacK's Theater
Saturday night with becoming eelat. Tue house
sensely crowded green saCn programmes printed in
xoid letters were distributed ard Mr.. Boucicaut at
the end of second act made the following speech
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: am proud OF my success.
Tesre is no VANITY so great as mock modesty ! have
conceal IT, Appause Il Is Just thir -four since
produced first successful play n,;hIs city, and that
was London Assurance" have been digging at the
esme mine ever since, snd deiVhted IT, that 1t
say. with due respect fact, that / bave struck
BOnsDsA Applause You may have observed that
First Of there mast author capable Of
writing q good plav. SecOnc. there must be a we'll
capable Of playing it Third most im-
portant, there must he pubic capable OF
5hsughraun do not wish 10 say anything. / think
you must every one OF have heard something on
But OF this thester and It's and it's brilliant
assemolsge of artisis must speak few words. to ex
the company which has sDored earnestly and
go ably 70 Put within your reach the pleas
found thOse 50 competent and 50 willing to place
the play well upon ne stagei Here we have the
o. the day there tine stately Ginert he Willy Beckett
sic Ada DYas the graceful Lewis the rich Ponis the
brilliant Burke, and the mu.ca Baker. lLaughterl
thanks can 90 your behalf woat owe them is more
than can possibly tell al this moment
Aud now IN a few c Osing words leaving the author
end the company alone, let us talk about you-tne
public. tell YOU what believe TO he fact that very
Hew publics tndeod-and 1 have dealt with q few
laughter IL IL without kind OF fatery, that
very rev, u any, audiences are brilliantly Intelligent
% sppreciating tue good points of play quick
sn giving them generous applause That is why am
pere lApplause.l tell yUu. caDiiGlg and honestly,
tnat you have encourage I'd Us in TINS play and all the
company appreciate your Judgment and make your
pleasure their 1ust enthusiasm.
enthusiasm without AID OF another sort would not
DO much, aud cannot fuy my feeling of graft
ends for the excellent Nnd compete mounting OF the
pieoe am sorry tRat the presence of Mr. Wallack Is
impossible tonight bat he Is 10 BJstOu have Just
Feivee . telegram from hm. Will you allow then q
his behalf TO thank you and especially the ladiee-yOu
Who have come out oH tHs unpleasant ght witness
our triumph and ala Ia IL by wded presence.
AND low In LEAVING you,I IOr tae present, let say
fev things on my own, behalf 10 tns COMPANY, to the
t0eater and 10 lie management aud let make to
all 10 greater measures than press grateful
sSkao SedgmeRts IApplAusel
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
POLITICAL NOTES

There is a report in Boston that Congress
man Gooch Is 10 be rewarded for his 1k In so packing
the CharestOwn EavyYard to secure the election OF
M. by being placed at the head OF the Boston
Post-Offoe.
What can be the matter with The Warrington
Chronicle No we'll regulated organ would thus make
light Of Presidential procliviiies in the choice si
favorites at is said that Charles Francis Adams jr
IA named a. tho probable successor OF Gen schenck'
who according rumor. s to be recalled How IN the
world Ia It that Of the Adams family Is alwaSs men
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
DELAYS AND DIFFICULTIES IN NAVIGATION

DELAYS AND DIFFICULTIES IN NAVIGATION
The steamer Deutschland, winch was dis
abec and had 20 be towed back TO southampton
FOR r.pstrs arrived yesterday from that place having
cleft there or Feb The officers report the prevalence
NJ north.vast aud southwest gales threughout the
vAols passage. which caused crca, delay. The org
Eva which left Pernsmbuco on Jan 20, and arrived
Yesterday reports that when In iaiitnfe 90 NORTH ana
Ion gitudo 81, West heavy gale setin which lasted 10
csys during which the sails were torn TO ribbons aud
George wilkinson, seaman. died on the passage ana
was buried at sea. c,.-,..
The a-n!ng schoonsS Charles A. hooof ot "'oao's'"''
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

II is likely that new edition OF Schenck
IN Poker VIII shortly bo brought IN TINS country
corrected and amended for the American market ana
" will probably DO edited Dy some one hlgh enough 10
onria postion mako MS aDors worthy oi DinG hcu
with those OF ign minister For example, sch
otor and a ReprerentaiIve Congress were tue other
day discussing the bchenok brochure. "nen que VI
rnsn exclaIIned Bob's rules gOOt enough as Tar
as they go and they will probably do for Enfdhd'
wheie they tied down by all sorts OF forms ahu pre-
edrnls bur they won't for tBis country, where We
waut tne largest liberty and all tho range snd variety
possible. what did ne mean " leaving out D-.s
Washington star
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

HEAVY sSOv-sToRM IN YEw-HAMPsHrRE.
CONCORD, n. H., Feb. 21.-From eight to
tan inches Of snow fell in ths city and vicinity last
night and yesterday, high wind prevailing at ths
tme The snow eas drttsd to mako the roads
stmost n,psssabe All the trains aud from the city
nave oeeu dslaysd some OF tasm for eight hours.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
P4SyENGE EHS 1RRYVED

FROM KINGSTON yAs-La sea,sshtp Srs,s Psb 21-Cors~
illus Roosevelt Abrshsm Baldwin Csp, W e. A.
rough. John eiercI Joaa G. Forester Hepbsrn wslks
Henry Phillips jr Prnin Desc ss Gossnsrdss rs4
j. Gro Mrs. C.rrBsion sEd D. InqHha Chsa
Wg-sm N. Andre, b. Dsnsl, X Victor.
FROM AsPNWALL-Ias % dnshtp Colon. Feb 2i- whits
Chss A. rssars Mr., Kech, jas Bous hmiiy Ms o.
Bsgley Mr. brsosrE. Ms hutcEinsor Msee tiwrses
H. CsHpiOn G. L. Chap j. g. r. S,ab0ry
scbehborn, Mrs Hsn W. Brown Eawsrs ASwsIts
Cam belt hn ksnrky, Pstay Jsa Lesvy, Mr. Coskhss ~
siio. Jas Mckenzie wife.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
srrcrnr OF AN ,rx-poL1cE CArrAry.

Bosros. Feb. 2l.-Oliver Whitcomb, an ex-
poos and for IS years connected with tho police
torce committed suicide to-day az his residence on Ap
pletonst by taking poison He mad been eut OF eui-
poyment Tor some months and had oscome despondent
over the prospective foreclosure OF morgsss on MS
property lie was % years Of ago. aud Leaves we
-. ..al.LI.I
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY. Feb. 81 1875.
Among the bills signed by Gov Tnden arc the follow
ing:
Amending the Revised ststutes. Relative 10 the
erection and repairing OF bridges Amending the
Revised Statutes reiarVe 20 punishment Tor atempt
ing 10 commit ofenses Making an appropriation
20 pay ErasmIs ID. Palmer for bronze statue of
Robert r LiYingstOn.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

rnsry-scs l.. Feb 2nTh, a.rtss Tor rnss.s Csss aa
ues.s Pnee, ara sih -
sdy.prr nlencI market sng strong 6s0s- Tor deod
sns. .. 64I64 vth fes spe gssa' on NE
m...si s oflgets s soa s-aaa. aa tAsxs - IA
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

po,1 ssus With bo's bser
100 including Rrra Btr6t al the veeLiv
y,. AT" MAJ ssd Jsas 4eLyerJ $500 zrus do Sec fo0
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

While my report shows that much nas been done. ye'
,nnch remains 10 he done. Th0Isdnd ot nND, women.
and.chiIdren in Western Ksnsts sre now m Want oil
fuei food and clOthing Tle Central Iet Comm zee
~ the state need money frl ana ny IRE ghs on
caroads OF grain tina are being slapped Unless the
har.es aud oxen are led hoy viii bo IL No condition 10
40 re suripR poaing. and unless plowlug !. hone
Sartioy rd hnrvpsfug cannot be expected Therefore
I would particularly urge contributions Of money; II
.nr IN ue they will owledged and recepted ior
nv tho Iyegsurer of the Kansas Central Relief Commit
tee r W Giles Of Topeka, Kan. PROMPT ackDowleds
o,s win he made for ali boxes. barrels. or packages
~ rsiisT Goods ~ M 10 me No alt Broai way, y y
md fbev Uil be ia nedateY forwarded a. directed ~
the eivsrs g. " RICRsECKER, Agent Kansas kehet
Ke.s- YORK Fen. 1873
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
Suenal Norres


Body BrusseLs Carpe.500 pieces otame BODY BrasssA
N.i'''' GHo x {. HYATT 273 Ca alse
Nsv.Yonx STATE SOCIETY kciNsAu,(
NsvIokk- Feb 10 1878.
The New-York State society Of the Cincinnati sih
,serst, sf wAsHINGTONS BIRTHDAY -
., Fsurteestbs. ~OSDAr
kYRsiNG, ~ 1878 selocs Members f stArr sssss
sse.s shs u city invited 20 be
John " CREATION,
ALRXASDSR HAMILTON jr. Ceunf
JOHs SCHUYLER,
fhe PhIads dsiphia Odre 81 Tho Tribuns ~ At ~
BUUrn Blk HIST.
tLrdgeF BubiinR.l ..... - .,,-
suBsCRIPrioSs AND ADV gBTISgMRSTs RscBfyBD AT rut
Ll5HBRS RATES ,. -,
sas.snA,r the Daily N PHI .dephia ad vicinity can have As
..n we'd by e.r,r, their H ups Be read at tss
sr.is. .bs IA rsosyrd by Newspaper tKprs uais e.
sa5 a m and mneds dispatched 70 all pArs Of The ey
Aianani Association Of tss vr sr,,vox.
COLLAGR on HlsCfANs AND sCkGBoNh
ugpICAL pKPAarMAHr COLUMBIA COLLEGE,
fAs Auau esuus Asseciaisa viii be as1 aShs Colse
Bung eorser sna F0srtAssA 80 "sDSneoAAs
Rsh "a. 1878. ss eeiseh a. n,., rux,r.x svxxrxa
AAsA - oEo pArLz& \. o.. Secretary
G. n ALLIH. ~ D. PnsadsAA
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

Mass while making trip from Newport 10 this city
frozen the leo and captain and crew had
their hands aud ot frozen and WY escaped death
from oold
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

Any Person doubling LStxsNr IoDDs
cs h 4ji S'Ii1 and b "m
he'd
No soid 3, all LrxsA
a5I sxih Nevfsrs Oar 81
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

Truyscs. Brndages, 1T de good Truss caTennJ
men, tJ7 LIOassa sOGe1t iAESs0e pnees Send ss
a..Iux
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
TWO VIEWS OF THE ARKANSAS CASE.


n, Nav 1874 In February. 1875.
30 the President or ne To the senate o. IRE CH"eS
-atl.d Stal.s Of An,rlca- States:
P-o,la,,anou-WhercAs. Herewith I have the
ertaln turOuen; and ds- honor to send in &C
rcerly person. pretend cordance with the resoiu-
that Elisha Baxter Che ton OF the Senate OF the ID
resent Executive Of ar inst. all The informaton III
ausas, was not elected. my possession not hereto
ave combined together fore furnished reiahve 70
nth force and arms 20 re- Affairs IN the state or Ar
ist bis authority sucn kansas.
,Xecutve. aHd other au- 1 Will venture 70 OK
norttee az sad State and press the opinion that all
Wbereos said Elisha the testimony shows that
arter ha, been declared In the election OF 1871.
ulv e,ected nv me General JOSEPH Brooks was law
.ssembIK OF said state as fully elected Governor Of
rovtdsd In the Constiti- that State that he has
lon thareo, and has for a been unlavfully deprived
,ur ner,od been exercising Of the possession OF his
he functions of aid ofce oice since that time that
MO which he y,sinducted IN 1874 the Constitution Of
rcor,ng 10 the Coustitu- the State by violence,
,or md lays OF said state intimidation and revOlu
nd ought by its citizens tiouary proceedings over
he considered the lawful rnrown and Q new Constl-
,rscutiys Thereof; and ton adopted, and new
whereas, The SAID Elisha Slate Government e'tsO-
ao.,er und.r Section 4 OF ushed These proceedings
r-cle ~ OF the Consttu. permitted 10 stand prae-
ion Of the United States tcay -nore all the rights
md the Laws passed IN pnr- Of mnortes IN al sae
fense tpsreof nas hereto States
ore made application to Also what ID mere "
"a ,o nrotact sad state prevent OF the states
"a tho cititgu. thereof recently resdmItted TO
.,rs, oornsstic Violence Federal relations on GER
,or tberefore tain conditions from chang
7 UiV..es Grant Pres ing their constitutions and
,sp, ~ ,ne United states violating their pledges II
q, ba,ahv uake ,roel,ms- TINS action IN ArAansss Is
ian and command all tur- scqu!escsd ms respect
,Ient and d,sorder,y per- fully submit whether pre-
ana IN dsner.. and retire eedept 80 dan gerous TO the
,acaahv tn the,r respee stability Of state Govern
ve aootes within ten DAYS ment not OF the Haon q
o, chi. date AND mere. Government also. should be
-, suhmit th.msslye. to recognized By Congress
lie law ful authority OF tho earnestly ask ths' Oon
a,d F.ecutye and other rress will tsks definite ae
snthortas OF uon in the matter 10 relieve
,s state and invoke the the Executive from acting
ia and enumeration OF AL upon the questions which
- .,t,.na to upaoll lsy should be decided by the
and preserve the public legislative oFanoH 0i tue
peace. eo'e'u
Done at the City OF Wash l. g "KANT
=, ,h,. fstb day of Exeeutiss Mansion, Feb. 9.
May In the year OF our 1870
Lord 1874 and Of tho Indo-
pendencs OF tho United
states the 0sth (signedl
L. .. GIANT.
81 The President:
HAnlLIUs FISH. seers-
s.rJ OF state.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

Body Brusses Carpeu.-5oo 6ts@e BODY Brssssis
C.rDss CO u pns ng EAs .xsertn ent 81 81 "a reta.
N.i'' GEo. X L. HYATT. 273 Ca slse
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nennten5obl iibri9ens iiber 10000 betra'
gen un0 almD9entlidb in lueiterer gu,
nobme be9riHen 1ein lo() ebcniaus uber
Die 16(e often 3eiten.
@o babcn Der lutb. uPilger" bon
&eooins, Yo., Der lutb. ~&ir4enfreuno"
con Baltimore. M0., ibr Tormot BON
Neujo5r al pertleinert, oa tros uncnt9.lo'
li6tr G.oottipn uno 9rober @parlomteit
bic gusyoben bis III lebr bcoeutenocn
Gunlmcn ni1t 9cOeft perocn. Scr nam'
li9e Toll lualtet bci oer pom HotorSroblt
berousgegcbenen ~2utb 3citl9rlft" ob.
Sic fot9olilbe Yrelle oo9e9cn moht
oussc5ei6nete 6ortl0ritte. Won lbren
8IQttern lit nit)t Elm ein5i9cs ein9e9ons
gen unb piele linb 5u9eluodlen, 10 ooB
1ie td9li1 al D{adt uno GinfluB 9e>pn'
mem.
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Ser un5crft6rbarc Tels.

Sin Gellen rost int ueitcn Wlecre
@6on noDciu 5lpcitoulc lcnb Sobr,
St iid)ert bur6 Die ciNnc Sdmcrc
Gid ielbit hor jc:cr Sturma acioNr.
S1on maiden Sturm bat er bcltnnben,
SIN trof l@on mon6cr @utborfon,
llnb itouncno ollc Stiirmcr fanbcn,
9ob man i'm ni6t sertriimmern fonn.
gSenn Lang Der Ocean lid aldttct,
llno tcin Srfnn bic @o9cn id)rcdt,
Sid s6lomm uno Moos am Gcllcn bcttet,
llnb llnac,iefcr i'm bcocdt.
Sod ucnu i'm Mccr bic Stilrmc iuii6(en
SIM roienben @cipitterlouL
llno Gropfcn branbeno i'm bclpll(cn
Go itcbt CT neu QcipoiWcn ouf.
9ie @ollcnmod)t uno al(c Stilrmer
Grbliten bonn icin glan5cno 9oupt
limb rufen aus - bic ormcu Milrmcr -!
. icbt! mcr b0ttc bus ge9loubt
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Cine ncuc fotDolildc 3eitung.

glm s. Uebruor loll III BuTalo clll neueS
bon Gcb. S. 81. Sor9 bcraus9eac6e Sod)en<
blott Sic @rlitlidDe gSod)c" cridcincn, ooS ii6
aur be onoern Nufsabc gcitellt bat bic bcrl ld1coe>
ncn Uc1te, @cbcimnine uno @cbraud)e uni ercrb(
9fcli9ion gu bclpred)cn uno auf cine einfa@e
Beiie au crtldrcr, ben @briltcn an bic 6eite nno
@ebcimniiie, wcldc in ieoer %Sodc ocS SobrcS
eefcicrt uerocr, su crinnern uno tDm tn &ilrde
icnc sluffldrun9 ibcr oiciclber, bic ct l1idt int
l,cr ouf cine oNbere 9Scie crbalten fam, su &C.
ben.
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5elt1amer mitterna6 IN ii.
q ct Il m5us. @s be ltebt in 9esN}oines
Soma> leit mebreren Sobren eln 9sbel=
mer Yerein, ser 1i9 MIR om Gnoe oes
SQbres, am 81. De5en,bcr, I'm - ubr
No9ts, 1i9tbar modt> Su wcl9er Gtnnoe
Die W}itglieoer oellcl6en mostlrt uno init
ssodeln pcr1eben in Den @tra ben poraoi<
rem. 9(n Der @auptitroBe Der @taot mos
den lie Salt uno perbrennen bas Yroto=
toQ oes crIoNcncn Sabres. @pater
erfdbrt man, bab lie piclen ormen geu=
ten 2ebensmittcl, &leioer uno loniti9e
@c16enfe binterlal1cn baben. 9}iemano
weiB lper .lie lino, uno ibre idbrli9en um~
3i9e erre9en algemeine 9(eu9ieroc. 9(m
lebten @DlpeHerabeno batten li9 Sou%
]enoe bon Wen] ]9en an ben 9ouptl tltroBen
aufgcltellt, I'M ben @cil ltcrsu9 on5ulebel1.
9iesmal paren es Bios 20 Yerlonen bic
ben Bug biloeten. Sn friiberen Sabrcn
ioQcn li9 man6mal na6e5u bunotrt
Yerlonen oaron 6ctbciligt ba6en.
- Scr 5pirtualis suus bot III
iiinsiter 3eit lebr feiten SUP bel ben
Mormoneu 9efaBt> uno cine 9rose 9(n'
,obl BON oieien bat ii6 offen gum @lou'
6eh ooron btfannt. @inen W(ormonen
abcr gum G6riItcntbum 5u betebrtn, bdlt
QuBerlt l9per. gntweoer @piritualiit
ooer ]9le1t>uc9 Moterialiit - beibt IS
BEL ibncn Gs lit bies mobl baraus ert(dr"
li9, bab es lei9ter fdQt> aus einem un-
linn in Den anbern, ais bonn Wabne 3nr.
Dabrbeit Iberauseben.
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breden. ~ @S frast ii6 nur, iuer bic Sad)c in
bic Saub nc1ulen mill. Ser 9(ubcn elmer ocut'
l6en p6oogogii6en 3eitld,rift tulrb Dor fciner
competenten Scitc bcitritten, OaDer ioNcn mir,
neil iie nIttlid, ia fiir Siclc aubert notb>
ucuoia lit, oarum iolltc iic aud ms "cbcn trc>
teu gSir cruortcn, oob nod mcbrcrc Stimmc
iid iiber bieie Ura9e ucrnebmen lollcn wcrocn.