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THE NUMBER OF COMMUNISTS PARDoNED.
PARIS July 13, 1876.
An official statement just made public shows that 249
Communists have been pardoned. Petitions in the
of oOs rejected and 19s others await con-
sideraton.
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FRANCE.

DECREASE OF SPECIE IN THE BANK OF FRANCE.
PARIS, July 13, 1879
Tho specie in tho Bank OF France has decreased
H. o44. COO francs during tho past week.
Exchange on London IS francs s1x confines for
short sight
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

rho following record will SHOW the changes IN the
temperature for the past twenty-our hours in com.
parson with tho correspoudna date Of last yoar a. in
HERALD Building
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LONDON, July 10. 1875
A fouroar crew, composed OF Mcssrs. GuIston,
Has,i, Howell aud Labal of the London Row ing Club
will sail the United States the end or this month
The first Trinity College, Cambridge University Boat
Club four, with boaman and three boats, will embark
IN the steamer Britannia at Queenstown. to-day, for
New York. participate In the international regatta
a, Philadelphia
AN IMPORTANT LAWSUIT DEcIDED-A VERDICT
FOR TwYcRoss AGAINST ALBERT GRANT.
LONDON, July 13 ls76
In the Court of Common Pleas, before Lord Chief
Justice Coloridge, to-day, the case oi Twycross
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NO FEARS CONCERNING CROOK.
No Foundation for the Reported
Disaster.
ALL QUIET AT THE AGENCIES.
A True Statement of General
Clusters Brave Charge.
THE FATAL MISTAKE EXPLAINED.

WASHINGTON, July IS, 1879
The following dispatches wero received from General
Sheridan to-day by General Sherman
CHIcAoo July Is, 1874
General W. 7. SIBERIAN, Washington, D. c. -
know nothing OF any special Importance to commu-
infantry sont to Crook expected reach him yes
lerday the 10th Crook never sends courier unless
no has something important to say wants somo-
thing, hence tho non arrival Of Information from him.
RHroRr FROM RED CLOUD
General Merritt reports the return Of messenger
from the Red Cloud agency on tho 18TH reporting all
quiet and the probability that all the Indians there will
keep quiet Captain Jordan reports ono day later thar
much excitement existed about Custsrs nght, and on
account Of there being beef issue when due,
the Indians having only corn and nour.
have directed Merritt, who was
coming into Laramie, that he could 60 toCrook II
necessary, TO keep close watch agency Indians
and go there with his command if necessary. In ex.
pecation that tho Senate will concur in the House bill
for posts the Yellowstone send Forsyth to report
for consultation with Terry for location that
can push them along.
INDIANS COMING IN.
Hostile Indians are reported comag in from the
field to the Missouri River agencies Dragging about
being in Custcrs fight will take up their cases in
fcw days by some suggestions to you.
p. H. SHERIDAN, Lieutenant General
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NO TRUTH IN THE REPORT OF cRooK's DE-
FEAT.

OMAHA July Is. 1876.
despatch from Fort Fcuerman last night says
thcrc not word of truth the rumor OF General
Crooks fight with the Indians and defeat; that all
sorts OF rumors ahoat, which contradicted by
the officers and that nothing has been heard from
General Crook for the past days courier s cx-
pectcd daily.
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AN UbTRAMONrANE DEPUTY UNsEATKD BIZ THE
CHAMBER.
VERSAILLES, July 13, 1876.
In the Chamber Of Deputies to-day the election of ~
hung invalidated by vote OF sos, against 1s1,
because Of undue clerical influence
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not That Is aItogerner .ocni ana party
matter. But we do hope that the various
campaigns in the South will be fought upon
tho same high plane-that passion. hatred,
sectionalism, war issues shall be elm
mated. Whenever we see any party. re-
publican or democratic, showing this spirit
we shall applaud it; and for this reason,
therefore, we applaud the republicans in
North Carolina and trust their example will
be followed in every Southern State.
What Shall We Do with the Batterys
In the beginning of the summer We called
attention to the advantages of New York as
summer city, and especially pointed out
what might be done with the Battery. We
showed that no city in the world-not Ham
burg or Venice or Stockholm or Madras
was as beautifully situated as New York
in the way of water scenery. We
pointed out that our fathers knew the
value of the Battery, and that in our way
ward following after fashion we had aban-
doned it. The burning of Castle Garden has
revived this discussion, and our contempo-
raries are now following the HERALD's path
and urging upon our authorities the wisdom
Of devoting the Battery to its ancient pur-
pose.
A century ago and New York must have
been cool, pleasant summer city. Our
good, people lived around Bowling Green
and on Greenwich street and on the narrow
winding streets like Pearl and Nassau and
Maiden lane. British officers were wont to
stroll downsGreenwich street to the Battery
and make eyes at the Dutch maidens who were
not insensible to manly charms, even when
covered by the Kings scarlet. Houses on
Broadway had gardens that ran down to the
Hudson River. On the roofs ofthese houses
it was the custom then to erect obseEva-
tories, where in the cool evenings the fam
lies would sit and watch the purple golden
shadows fall ovor the hills of Brooklyn and
Staten Island. New York was friSndly,
compact city then, and if any of our read
ers should now care to take stroll through
these streets around the Battery they can
easily imagine what q city it must have
been when Bowling Green was the centre
of busy, domestic living people, and not, as
now, ON abandoned waste, surrounded by
warehouses and novels.
Now the Battery has come back to us and
the question is What shall we do with it?
Allow the emigrant runners and boarding
house keepers and railway agents to possess
it? By no means. The Battery should be
made public park. The Elevated Railway
should be made to 60 around and not
through it. The lower part of the island is
occupied by our poorest classes, and it is
for their good that we favor the dedication
of the Battery to public uses as park. As
the World well remarks, the turning of st.
Johns Park into a freight depot was on out
rage, and much as we value the new Post
Office we sometimes wish that the old bit
Of greenery were still where it was few
years ago. No one can tell what use the
Battery may serve. Let us, then, preserve
it. and now that Castle Garden has been
destroyed, let us send the Emigrant Com
missione rs over to Staten Island or to Bay
Ridge. There land is plenty and cheap, and
they can find much better accommodations
than the narrow quarters on the Battery.
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UNCERTAIN CONDITION OF AFFAIRS AT THE
AGENCIEs-No ISSUE OF BEEF TO THE IN
DIANs-PRECAuTIoNs AGAINST TROUBLE.
OMAHA, July 13 1870.
Recent dispatches from the Red Cloud and Spotted
Tail agencies state that affairs there very
owing TO tho recent Of Custcrs defeat Tho In
Department issuing nothing to the Indians
but aud four aud have tailed to issue them beef
entirely.
SCOUTING PARTIES
have beon withdrawn from the road between the
agency and the bridge on the Sidney route. Ono
pany still remains at the bridge. The commanding
officer Robinson thinks the necessities Of the case
demand company at that post 1t Is not probable
that tho Indians will make trouble the agencies as
that is their only city Of refuge in case wo are
whipped
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SKIRMISHING
Reported Depression in SeNa-
Tchemayeffs Whereabouts.
RUSSIAN VOLUNTEERS FOR SERVIA.
Austria Closes the Port of Kick
to the Turks.
THE EXTRADITION TREATY.

MacMahon Pardoning Com
rpunist Prisoners.
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ANOTHER DESPATCH.

CHICAGO July 13, 1870
General W. T. SnxRxAS, Washington, d. C. -
Your despatch Of this date received l am not
aware Of the slightest foundation for the
recent report that General Crook has had
an engagement and was killed. in
constant communication with Fort Fctterman
BY telegraph 1t the nearest point to Crook, and
whore all couriers como in and there is such in
formation there. courier is expected daily but
Crook has fixed time for him start he may keep
him until he has something to communicate.
II
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Combines CHANcE.-What a glorious
speech Senator Conkling would have made
if Jewell had been dismissed by Johnson!
How eloquently our great Senator would
have defended the dignity of the Senate!
Let him speak now.
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CABLE NEW S

GABLE NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
A Decisive Battle Said to
Have Been Fought.
INCESSANT SKIRMISHING
Reported Depression in SeNia-
Tchemayeffs Whereabouts.
RUSSIAN VOLUNTEERS FOR SERVIA.
Austria Closes the Port Of Kick
to the Turks.
THE EXTRADITION TREATY.
MacMahon Pardoning Com
rounist Prisoners.
THE ERIE RAILWAY IN ENGLAND.
Depression Of Trade in England-PrOb-
able Strikes
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miIL's HAIR AND WHISPER DIE, black brown. Soc
A-DR. sAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY
is medicine got up 70 dnpe tho ignorant
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tho earh carried times the great Desert o
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soothing remedy certain specific Tor catsrrh anu cold
the sense Of SMELL or hearing waery weak syes
pain in the head when caused they all not
unfrequenty are, by the violence OF catarrh.
CLEANLINESS NEXT TO GOODNESS. -PYLE'S
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SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
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sCALPS TORMENTED WITH DANDRUFF on
scald Head mado healthy with GLESS's SULPHul
HILLS HAIR WHISPER DIE, black brown. Soc
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ready.
eontsning likeness Of General Cusss from photograph
which he sent on himself
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beperflteuiet. welde itd in fol9enoen Spmp'
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Ste &unfels Sltters perlansen.
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Elm Dollar Slalheu sefiat, n IN einen
hiblden, selpen umlhla9, Der on ielner
Aubenlelte Das Bbotosrapb bes @rinpers
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oaS photograph auBen, nnb Sbr lelb itsts
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Slalde ODER leds Slal1en gu So. Dntcs
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Npn Mem WORT.

Gin d pere8 8erbreder II. 8or
ettua 8 Wonaten lieB Der III go. 81 Saparb
Ctr. mobuhafte gStlbeIm Sattermann feline,
oamals etnas iiber ~ Sabre alte Jiidte,
Sel,na Sattermaun, aus europa fonlmeli,
nm tie hies in feline 6amille auf,nnebmen.
OaS Wdehen retlleb Dor adt Sa9sn bic
Wobnunl ieines Snfeis. nm einise @intdufc
Ill beiorgen, fshrte jeood) niht mehr oabln
Sutlid. msbhaib ielne angeb0ri9en in Die
arDBte Inglt perlett muroen. Die uon ben
Serwanoten au9sltslten NadfOrIhungen
iiber ben Selbleib beS iun9en Mdbhens
ol,eben obne @rfols, bis iid Serr Batter
mann Der Yoli5et anoertraute. Die 81.
beimpoli5iiisn Yierce uno San 3anft erblel.
ten ben 4u'trug, bic Geri6punoene gu
iuhen nno euteedten oieitlbe enblid) in benz
b, r~rufenen 2ofale Der @la &aufmann, go.
III Soriptb St.., Id le su unlauteren
3msden 3uriidgebalten moroen mar. Isl
Selina erjahlt, purbe fie, nadbem Iie, ni'
obsn beri6tet, bic @obnung bes Snfels
uerlaIieu bate, in Der Stanten Ctr. BON
einem dltllden S%ranensimmer angebalten,
msl1eS tie onrf 9ldnSenbc Seripre6ungen
III Ueranlaiieu indte, ihr 3u foi9en. Oas
%unerfabsene Utaohen lieB it BON ben ibr
9emad)ten, perlodenoen IuSidten betbOren
uub besleitete bic gemiiienlOis Ssriuder;n IN
oas obeugenannte beriidti9te paus. nc es
9enaltiam ieftgebalten murne nnb eiuem ab.
ID eullten Serbre9en gum Spfsr fiel. Die
0irtbin bes 6aules, @ua &aufmann, ibr
Wann, Better uilo Die i6urftite 8npplerin,
2inoa &aloenbanier, bic in SO. 1877 Suiolf
Str. mobnt, muroen sefan9Ilt einge1Ogen
uno gefern Dor ben 8thter Nlammer i'm
@fer Otortt YoltSeissrihte sefibrt. Ser
ISM. Suttermann tcat fir ieine uugliidlite
giate ais 8ldssr auf uno ipurhe
bur6 GENT 9enbe geweiie, bic iih nidt our
Ssrofsntlihun e,snen, Die 8batiube bss.
an benz Maoasn b~ssansmen Ysrb:sdsns
fstgeiie0t. 9as Spfer o%eiislbsn par i'm
@eridtsiaale anmeieno unb idlen ii6 ieinss
uugliidts mint i'll uOltommensn WtaBe be.
uubt sn ieiu. Selina, bic aesenmdttis faum
ID Sabre adblt, leooh ihlunf 9emadisn nnb
fur ibr Qlter merfmiirbia gut entmidelt if,
bot nit ibren lisbli1en, unidulosuolen 3uz
gen einsn riibrenom Nnblid bar. Sn cislsn
fonnte man beutli1 leleu, oaB Die uuihulb
oes Wtabhens BON benz Sauhe pes Caters
unberiihet 9eblisben, rno oaB es mob feine
Ibnuu9 bon Der S6were oeS al ibm oeritb.
ten Yerbretens bat. Die ermGbuten lrbe.
br bsiislben muroeu ben IIitisu ibsrmieicu
uu6 msroen hoientIib ntdt Der 9eretter
Strafe ntd)t entlehen.
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6 dend's g m D n &c 9 i t u y
fir Seilung bot 9bIHinoiu6t, 6uiter tto
Gatarrb. Ser ero6e Bor3ug oteies Nr3nei.
rrtttelS 1T, odB es ben Sble,tt loft, ans
luirft, baS BIut reint9t u1o 10 cine fur be-
lpirft.
Shend's Seaneeb Comic
oeaen 9pspepfa, l1uperonulidfeit &C. 0as
Comic bepirft Qeiunoe 3bdtt9felt oeS Wtaa
aens, erSeugt Ippetlt, bilOet N%abrun9Sinft
ino curirt Die granddaughter Safe bon nns
peroaultbfelt.
S6end'S Manbrate-YtIleu se9eu
2eberbeiblueroen. 9te Yluen iiup alterattp
uno briugeu anf gefabrloIe ySetie, ba lie Tret
uou @alonlel uno melt mirfiamer ME oieleS
Itnb, cine oeluupe Sbdtigfeit Der 2eb I beruor.
9iele Otittel iiuo cine iihere Sur fir 2uns
genih,ptnoludt, oa Der Yulnlonlc Sprup Die
&rantbeits itoife CUR Jeife brtn9t, auSIonoert
| unb raS Slut reini9t. 0ie Utaubrafe Htlen
mirten auf Die Sober, erseusen etue geiunoe
| Safe nllo entferneu ale lluregelmdBt9telten
| Der Sober, Die rur gu oft llrlafe Der Sdmtno'
| Iudt Fl B. 9aS Seameeo Comic gtbt Son
unb Stdrfe benz Utaaeu, matt quite Seroalls
rung, befGbigt Die Srgare III 9elunber Sluls
Stlounq uno bef0rbert anf bleie Art etnc
frqftiQe 9llt : Circulation. Die peretnte
@lrflamfeit 81 ier Irseneimittel, mie eben
erfldrt, wirb, gu red)ter 3eit au9etpenoet uno
aeb0rig iortgeieet, jeoen Tall BON Sdntlo'
iuht ~turiren. = Or. Sfend fam leoen
Dianta9 in ielner SauptsS ifice, @de Der 6ter
uuo ArhI!raBe, geiprohen ulo berathen lper'
ben. Sriefe nm IuSfunft iino ebenoabm 81
obreIliren.
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Gbarley Ro6 ,pieSer cinmal.

Nian 9laubt jebt auf Der Spur BON 2euten
al iein, bic bel Dem Haub BON @barleD 9ioE
betbetIist ODER bod Uiltwiher bapon martn,
uno pieleitt oeiieu Auiertbalt auoeben fOn,
nen. Wfan perbaitete bret Yerionen, Samuel
Senners, Sames Yi9sott uuo Sarab Sropu,
wel6e perodAtl9 lino, Senuer8 am alermel.
item. Ser leetere bate inter Dem Namen
Geo. DOuibiuing all eineu yteger, 9tellon
Barter, Sriefe seldrleben, ,pelbe alerounss
Anbeutungeu entbalten, oaB CT nm bic @nt=
fibruns BON &barlep 6oB wuBtt. 0ieIe
Briefe ridtete CT al ben yte9er, ais oieier noe.
gen elmer 6Gi6uu9 6u % Sabren oerurtbcilt
mar uno I'M @efdugnib faB. Benuers mar
Der ei9entll6e 6dllher uno rs lag lbm ofieo=
bar oaran, ben Barter ourh Anbteten BON
Tortbeilen gum Shmeigen iiber lbn III brin.
gen. Sb nun Die 4usabeu Der SrIefe aui
@rfinonns ooer auf 3batiafen berubsn, 10
iteuen ie bod o%fienbar felt, bah Senuers nit
Dioiber nlo Oon9laB, ben ainoerrdubern,
uno oeren 3reiben betannt mar, m09lifer.
melie aud GtpaS BON benz 8aub wuBte.
Oamit 1T aber nod nlht yciagt, oaB er
mirflIb 9euau barber unterridtet mar.
Wfolber mar aibt Der Vfann Der Uiittbeils
, 1876-11-08
Gomfta0 @rpflam0tipm.

Yrdltoent @rart bat f~olgeuoe 9anfta9
Yroflanatlon %erlaiicn :
&aibtn9tou, 26. Sft. Son Sabr Su
Sabr baben mir Dem alten Sratch 0ebulbiQt,
in inherent tG9lihen S6aien cine Yauie Su
MAIDEN mo eiuen Sag Dem S60pfer All
tuetben, um Tim 0ant 81 ia9eu fir Die &C.
QenSfiiae, Die er ms beiheert bat, uno Die
5ortoauer l~eiter @aben 81 erfleben. Sn Die,
fem Sabre baben mir logar %belonbern InlaB,
ibm fir ielnen bauernoen Sdub uno ben
lleberfluB, Der unS bon Tim 81 Sbeli 9eipor=
ben, etl Oanfopfer su brtngen, oa onrd feline
SiirIor9e nnb paterltde 2eitung, mad bune
bsrtlabrigem Selteben, ~nnlerer Hepublif Der
Stols 81 Sbetl gefporoen 1T, bon lid Iagerl gu
%piirfen, baB le ben 3tped ibrer eolen @riiil=
Der erfiilt bat uno ell 4iDl gemoroen 1T fir
ale S0lfer unb 6acen oeS ganSen@rbbaas mn
alien ibren SfuBbefoblenen obne llnterIdteb
Der Yerion, gleide 6ebte uub Sreibeiten oils
eeoeibeu laBt.
Nuf @runo bieIer Shatiahen empfeble i'd,
ulDIieS @. @rant, Brdlioent Der Ser. Staa-
ten, Dem Solt Der Ser. Staaten, ben 80. Sag
be8 WionatS gtopember Der 0arbrlneuro ibrcr
0anfopfer nrlb Dem 0ienIte oes Sodlten al
meiben, Die Arbelt bel Sette 81 le9en, iih IN
lbren reip. @otteshdulern Su p%erlammeln
lllp oen Jag ais etlen Gahtla9ul9S@ nflo
Gubetag 81 perbrtngsn.
Gum 3eugniB bieleS babe i'd meille I'M
teridrlft bieruuter 9eiett urb meln Slesel
baneben briiden laiieu.
90 aeidebcn III Der Stabt gSa ihin9ton
bielen 26. gag pss Wionats Sttober, i'm
SATIRE ~uulereS $ rrn 1876 uno Der unabbdl,=
9i9feit Der Ser. Staaten BON In,erifa 101.
Il. g. Grant.
Sam ilton Siib,
StantSsS efretQr.
, 1876-11-08
Slne Mrten @irmer Iebenot9 emit
fernt.

6. &. &unfers @urmsS prup ermanselt
ME, 9tabsl., Sits unb Wfasen'@ iirmer gu
pertreiben. Or. RunfeI lit Der eln5tge
praftiide 4r,t, rpel6er ben Sanomurm leben'
Dig iarlmt &opf nno Iuem blnnen m { I
g tn II IL Su pertreiben pernag. Gr ntnn1t
fein Sonorar, bepor Der Wurt1l ~et1tferrt ut.
Utan faun i4 leidt benten, baB, ipenn Der
Yauomurm ielb5t, ale aaoern 8iirmer nnt
10 leihter BON lhm aus9etrleben Deroen fDr'
aen. Spre9t bel @urem 4potbefel Dor, uno
p~erlar0t cine Slaide Don &unfePS @urm'
Sprrp. Breis 81 ,. ST. @r tbut lmmer
leine @irtung. Office uno Store Jto. 1853
9torD 9. StraBe. Ausfunft miro gratis &C.
aeben.
, 1876-11-08

@tObt 9Otet ansulanaen. Sort iant ct sue
iammeii /; man muBte i'm nnf Elm 3immet
traaeu, 5 IerSte ipuroe berufen, uuo MAJ te'
%learapbirte all iein Gegilnent nad) Stem Oort.
0rei Gage ihwebt er idon AM 6auce oes
@rabeS, man bofft icbof, ibu 5u rette1.
uShon mieoer ELL Spier oes iblefteu WaIs
lerS auf Dem 4uSitelluu9s.@ runo", tele9ra'
pbirte Der Serihterltatter beS &c. y. Se'
ralo. @ie tiifiif o~aiielbe mirft, 1T oarauS
81 eriebeu, oaG @eneral Sumn, iid geHau
OIL Die Sorihriften peS ,,oeralb" gebalter
bat, aber burh ben bloBen @eruh unb ben
4n5lif biele8 8eitileu'@ aliers benz &ooe
nabe lit. Wtan miro am Selteu alien VeIu'
fern Der Nusltellung ratben, lid Wfuno nnt
Nu9en IN oerbinoen iuenn lie oteien Iurftba'
ren @aIler.@e fabreu entriunen Dolell."
, 1876-11-08
Maiber MbAana. rs MsAt Gss sst

Aesnten unb Verfanfer!
5snrp Warp Sss@sr's 5amilisn J.. 3tituua tritt tbrt
5erblt-S ailen an uap eiebt ,pTen Mbpnasnteu ,prt Der
srSBitn unb ltbafsa S.eograpbf, en-, ipsi aa6srt an.
5~tsbsnesn Silbsra, pslpe istert 4D9un9 hnesn, non WQrs.
INHIBITION ais Sesenltade ~ ibrem Wide awake@unb
Fast asleep. A8enten babsn tmmsnisn @rfple a N
bic bette ismGIs %eebpieue 1elteenbett tr is. QBir liefsrn
ben lsihtefisa unp i@Rnitsn Vertlu s.@eaenfanp unp BE-.
jablsn itbr bete 9Vmnatiitsn. Sspr frubets pber n,us
ltber 8prratp su- auseabliGltGer gsf laeuns s%prbonp,n.
Die 8eiiuns isltf fspt unttr 5amtiisn +. Sparnaltn ebut
tbrss Slei6en ha, unb IN 10 popular, bag fs Die arbsfr
9srbreituns IN Der Hslt ba1! 0as ptte llisfarti6,
Talent ptrb perpenost. Sppare S8elstUn's @rsabluna
fanst eeraes an; ee irabsrsa Saptlsl Il etbcn ben YtVn..
nenten %seiis,ert. Ul,s. Stcpe's Iaatsrfebnte 5Vlof AMI
My wife and l. be8.lnt mt BEN neusn Sabre. 9r,
esnb S,maup, Der en- sutss saldr Opsr elm uHabb6n ,o,s
@sf6aft wlnfGt, lolts fur 6lreuIars unb prs.sI,as Id
psabtn an 3. y. Sors u. 60, asp gprE DI4Ot.
s S:s' e.. sI s%ssS..s : .s'''aa''M ssnter p~e.lanat.