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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23

upper turn ard went to the quarter pole hall lenaih
ah'ad OF Coroner n IN IS conds. he later ioor 'enm
IN iroh' OF Jack Draper who was four irnSins ~ ~
vance of Lady White; +. A. afty wards nclina on
break. Gong down The barksire CHI Cofonsl A. weui
70 ue ROM a"r snort tine but lerhyr e,aeu IN,
Just as they reached the halI.mile role AEch WE
passed IN Ia Jack Draper was three lengths behind,
third Lazy White ionrlh. T. A. m're than lance
our, ana s not inclined to trot STOP Zephyr showed
the y y arounu the lower turn. Coroner K second,
Jack Draper close up The hurses calne on the
homestrete In this way. and alter gallant contest "a
tn score Jacy Draper the heat BY length Zephyr
second. hall length in advance Of Coroner H., tue lat
ter ten Lengths a ron. o. Lady whe, 7. A. nearly
quarter OF d mile behind Time o the heat. 2:2SA.
Second Heat-Jack Draper Was now great ixyorih
tile Leld Lady WnitO had tribe The best Of he
Zephyr the lead. Jack Draper second Coroner X.
third. Jack Draper took the lead away from Zephyr
on the upper turn, ou. oy burst o. sreed she
poe IN 3Sls e,onds. Corouer K third, Lady
White iour h. Going dwn toe back.tre Gu JacE
DR. outoolcd Zephyr and beat her length TO the
hai-miie poe in l:l3, Coroner K third, L.iy whre
several engns away JACK Draper LED around tho
lower turn two enltns anu brought tn.s advantase on
side, four lcugihs IL front of Lady White zephyr
seemed 10 quiz the way up tue stretch. aud Coroner
X. sock second place made nne struggle with
Draper, the latter vim ng The heat by length 10
22gia Coroner h. sc,ona our isngtns ahead oi Lazy
White, WHO was nall a icn-,D ~ front OF zephyr.
Ynird Hedt-Zepny. had the best OF the scnd-oh
Coroner n. seconu, Jack Draper ~ I'd, tdy Wnin
Iourtn Going around the upper turn Jack Draper
rotted 10 the front and WAS one length ciear At Inc
quarter pule 3sts seconds Coroner K. 20 ond, one
length ~ advance Of Zephyr, who was SIX lengths 10
tronl Of Lazy White, wno seemed unable 10 trot
with any degree OF spe d. Going down the BACK.
stretch Jack Draper showed the way auu PISSED
the nalf.miic pole a ZENITH and a half ahead
OF Coroner X. IN liza, the latter length clear
ofZephyr, who eight or TN leugths III advance OF
LAZY wute. Jack Diaper opeucd the sap on the lower
turn ana had he ocsi OF Dy three leug hs wnen he
INTO he homestrct h, Coroner A. second aienRtn
IN front OF Zephyr, La White Jar away. Coming up
the homeslretcu Coroner X. made very gal ant
struggle Tor The heat, aud only beatn hall .
Length by Jack Drap r., the winner Zephyr was
til ru Lady Wnie onrtn. The horses won the pre-
NUNS as they finished tins heat Time, 2:z994.
The following is .
SUMMARY.
SAME DAy---Purse $l,vUo nr horses that have never
beaten LIS $500 t. the rst $3.50 to The secon $3.50
to The third an 500 the fourth horse mile beats,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
THE OCEAN RACE.

ON Monday next there Will % a from SANDY
Hook L'ehtshp 10 cape May L,shship aud return Il
will be sailed under Tue following airvctons.
ms race viii oc cIcn 10 Scoops aud scloouers be-
longing TO any recognized yacht clue the world
Will b. sailed ~nhoa, time allowance governed by
the saing regulations OF the New York Yacht Club.
Entrees which mus; DO in wrisns will ue received BY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
A GUILTY PASTOR.

LOWELL, Mass, Juno % 1870
Al business meeting at tho second Advent church
last nigh Mrs NJ L. rcteplace vie OF the pastor OF
that church. presented charges ol adultery abuse and
lying against her husband. A committee as once
waited upon the accused VINO taken by 81 prise,
tossed truth OF the charges and that he mad
mittcd adultery with nurse IN his employ To-day he
resigned his pastorale and the Ehrlsiinn ministry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23

Passing through the Narfows The Alarm took the
lead OF tho feet followed closely by the sadie Maggie
r. Oracle and Arrow The OF llect wero
struDg out behind, with tue majestic Breadnaught
coming up ;hro 1gD the small fry very last followed
closely by tue Tidal Wave The latter yacht no never
sppcars doomed misfortune, Shortly after pass.
ing through the Narrows she carried away her fore
tof,mast accident strange 10 account Tor, there
xss MT much wind The Estcllc was doing
we'll and gradually making her way toward
The front rank oil her csasS on Honman's
nd tho Oracle with the Arrow hanging steadily IN
her wake went BY the Maggie b. aud Sadie ana fol.
lowed the Alarm As the yachts were making such
good time seymour dld not 20 down TO the SPIT,
sood out III rougn the Swash channel making the best
OF her way 10 the LisbtsLip Tue following yachts
= ere timed round Buoy No. To-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
CRICKET.

Tho second eleven OF the Manhattan CLUB defeated
the urst eleven OF the Brooklyn Club Prospect PARK
yesterday. The Manhattan Club lrst 10 the be-,
ana scored lis runs. The Brooklyn CLUB Played but
nine men. aud they fell rapid before tue
straight bowling OF Acssrs Hooper and Robcr.s Tor
IL runs Tn,n ,hcy went az am, with little better
success scoring but ~ runs making total 49, Inc
Maunattans therefore won IN ono inning by 81 runs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
CREEDMOOR.

PRACTICE OF THE THIRD BRIGADE AT rHz
RANGE.
At Crccdmoor yesterday the Third brigade practsed
through rain and sunshine. The attachments present
numbered 10 oil 39l men. The Seventh regiment sent
go thu Eighth ia and the Sixy-nnth 90 suootersL
Major wyhc the ride inspector OF he marksmen,
and Colonel Scott OF the Eighth, III Of u day.
Below the OF those who qualified to shoot for
marksmcn's badges U
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
DESERTED BY BoNDsMEN.

Several months ago, on an order arrest ISSUE, -
Judge Doaonuc. joan Henry Boae, a Water stree, sa
loon keeper was taken into custody the sui, OF The
nar'ne Sans TO recover money, out Of when, II is al.
legged, the bank sw uuled py its bovx eeer M
bode Tue stsor al the time OF his arrest ga.e bail
pu Yesterday ne was surrendered by his bondsman aud
locked up in Ludlow Street Jail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
SARATOGA REGATTAS.

SARATOGA, N. Y, June %, 1874
Tho following the announced dates for college
and sports hero this college regatta,
July Is and 10; college athletic sports, July 20 and
81; Fourth annual grand Internal onal amateur
regatta OF tue Saratoga Rowing Association, August
and 8; international collegiate regatta August IL,
at which the tregn university crews VIII contest the
yictors OF the college regatta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
RIFLE NOTES.

Tho American team having been informed BY Colonel
GildcrsIeeve whom they desired for Captain. that hs
judicial duties prevent him from accepting The ONCE.
they have chosen General Alexander shaler Major
Holland also been elected Adutaut an Office coined
from the irish AMI English rite organ cations
Tomorrow the Poipenhusen badge will DO shot for
at 800 and 500 yards On the same day Will take Mac.
the THIRD composition for the Geger bulls eye tropnv
at long range -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23

The Drcadnaught, therefore, Won Tho Prize IN tho
first class schooncrs, beating the Rambler by l6m Ais
corrected time. The Peerless carried oil first
honors IN the second class schooners, beating the
Estelie by 3m l3s, corrected tmc but the latter did
very well as she made tie quickest lime over the
course in her class the Arrow carried of the first
class soop rrze, beating the oracle by l0m Ais, and
the Orion Won the prize in the second class soops
seating tho Windward by 40 seconds time allowance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
BASE BALL NOTE.

The Maple Leaf Base Bill Club OF Guelph, Canada,
have entered Tor tournament At Waicrtown N. u,
next mouth
Al Cincinnati, yesterday tho Bostons defeated tho
Cinrinnatts by score OF s to 5.
At Chicago the Mgtuals acre defeated by Tho Chi
Cages by a score OF D tod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
YACHTING NOTES.

The steam yacht Lurline, N.Y.Y.C., Mr Lloyd
Phgnix, OF New York, is ut anchor in Newport haroor
On Wednesday afternoon sloop yacht Elaine,
MY &C, Henry J. RUSSELL OF Providence k L, from
Cuttyhun arrived at Newport
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
FIRE IN BALTIMORE.
DESTRUCTION or THE MUD THEATRE.
BALrfxonr Nd June % 1876

BALTIMORE, Nd, June -, 1870
The building known Aud Theatre, on North street,
near Saratoga was destroyed b.. lire This morning.
Some thirty-uve forty ,csrs ago this tue prnci-
PAL theatre this city, where the cider Booth and
who have stars appeared hciorc Bat-
more audiences Recently the Duiidins has bccn used
livery and sale stable The loss rs 900; insured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
rns sscoSo TRor


ftra Heda-Aiter a nua.bcr IL attempts to get The
horses tcsotner without avail The word was gwen,
wth Coroner X. leading, Zephyr second Jack Draper
THIRD, Lazy White ourth, +. uitn tagging
purpUscis behind Tue latter up soon alter
lns the scorr and never aterwsrd would make the
slightest effort 10 ucl Zephyr TOOK the lead on The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
THE HARvAKD-YALE COMPETITION.
srRlSorIELp, Mass, June %, l

SPRINoFIELp, Mass, June %, 1870.
The Harvard and Yale eisht-0area crews who are TO
compete four-mc race on the COnne,icut River OPP
yose this city Friday, the 30ta inst, arrived here
TO day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
BEACON PARK RACES.

BosToN, June %, u
The races at Beacon Park, which were pc noaed
yesterday on account Of the came OF lii at.er.
noon The following arc the SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE Purse 81 00o Tor the 2:34 class; $500
10 the rsl horse $3.50 the second $3.50 to thrd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23

Seymour that Il was impossible to the time they
round Alter passing the SPIT the yachts ran out
toward the lightship dead before the wind. They
passed Buoy 5s at the point OF the Hook in the follow
ord
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
AMONG THE FoRrY-ToNxERs
The Glance was long way astcrn, Al

hOMkwAaD bound.
Directly they rounu shee,s eascd on and
spLnakers got Out to starbosrd anu gal topsas
and Daiooners became Ia general requlsuoD Jv top
sails run w. dying kites sct, IA ADDITION TO
Gu the NoaN eut, Ncva aud r,ona tired Tue Eject
second spinuakcfs AL their OoHsprlt the
Cuckoo bent "A square salL From Tue More the
Chapman /. ght III, md was Hesriy ueaa ait
run nome. usual, down WIND, presented Jew i,a-
lures A. the ram increased. howcver, the
breeze drew out point more southcriy, aid oii
sidcfaoy lighter, ana a. they ncared The Top 81 sea
Reach all had 10 gyho III turn aud stit spInnakcrs OH
Tilsury Neya ranged up Gu the Cuckvo's weather
beam and ultimately passed the Winning hag bare sec
ond III advance but, as The result proved, she had
manly nj Time IN hand The time WAS as follows.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23

The Duuu, haVlhe 20 TtctIVe I'M from the ahena,
won the prize the third class
TIN TINE ALLOWANCE,
under the new scrcdulc must DC confessed was
somewhat pei picking and seemed 70 pnzze cxpe-
rienccd yachtsmcn Nor did the Official "eypIuuation'
that the allowance given oil larger smaller
sci should be directly proportonal To- the distance
saed and invcr-cy proportional 10 the Of the
scisr tcnu much TO beIp matters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
YACHTING IN ENGLAND.

THE ROYAL LONDON YACHT CLUB REGATTA
THE NEvA, BLOODHOUND AND pUDU WIN THE
PRIZES IN THEIR RESPECTIVE CLASSES
LONDON. June s. 1875.
Following the wake of the Il 'yal Thames the
opening cutter of this club was brought on on
Saturday last, and attracted special interest from the
fact that the rst match sailed under the rules OF
the .New Yacht Racing Association" How far the
system OF measurement and tmo allowance proposed
by the Assocalion will give satisfaction romans 10
be seem but large number OF the second rate and
outlying clubs have unhcsitatngly accepted the new
rules they w,l doubtless be thoroughly tested in the
OF the present AZ the same time It must
DO forgotten that the two leading Thames cubsthe
Royal Thames and New Thames--have set their faces
against the revised code while the Soent Club have
hitherto stcadfasty stood aoo and that therefore, the
assocation whatever may claim to Itself, cannot yet
be considered The final arb,er OF English yachting law
THE COMPETING YACHTS
The entries Tor Saturdays match were divided into
three classes, us under
FIRST CLASS CUTTERS Exceeding 40 tons Prize
El00 Course-Erltu, round the More Lightshp and
bac a ROSheryl,le 80 miles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23

They were all started by the same gun at 11h 23m.
A. NJ, there being dne starting breeze from about
easoutheasl which lasted nearly true both in drcc-
ton and strength all day, and gave the yacnts dead
beat down and run home to Rothorithe. For some
best known to themselves, but which has never
been explained, the Royal London Yacht Club
bly, start their matches at Erth where there Is Ger
tanly plenty Of room for number Of vessels to
abreast without interfering with tho traffic; but the
Immediately below and lortuous that
it impossible Tor fleet Of large yachts
navigate il without having repeatedly TO up Tor
each other, while the confusion is further augmented
on day BY the number OF trading craft eager
take advantage OF the drst Of the ebb This par
tcuay noticeable Saturday, tho drst part OF the
match being little better than scramble for places,
though fortunately no mishap occurred
ALL SIT PLAIN LOWER CANVAS,
with squarc-hea cd topsails over and after standing
close hauled through Firth Rands made long leg on
the port tack down Long Reach The Ncva and Blood
hound held their weather berths until halt WY down
Gravcsend Reach where tho Vol au-vcnt beaded them,
and IN the Lower Hope they were also weathercd by
both the Fiona and CUCKOO En.erng sea Reach they
found a sitter breeze and considerable 'lopn OF sea-
and all with the exception OF the Fiona shifted gan-
topsails jib headers In the dead .'noscr, down
the Reach the vol-au-vent's power began 10 TELL and
she gradually the dis from the others at
every bound, though the oa Fiona which stood up to
her square header sin u church stuck to Colonel
Markham's big cutter all the way down style.
The Iona OF Mr.. Ashblry doing badly from tue
first and unlucky Neptune stil held the post OF
whIpper in.
AMONG THE FoRTY-ToNNERs
the Bloodhound. favored ny her excellent start still
held leading position and though, when OF South
end, she was ueiayod somewhat ny her JiD lanyard
well away before the Britannia could overhaul her.
on the Jenkin buoy nasty rain squat piped up,
plctciy smotncring the yachts tor lev minutes but
the WIND fortunately held true and dIspecu the half
formed apprcn, nson that they would not bc able TO
make The More before The iast oil the cub spent
The yolau-y a long stretch to the nort ward
having sni,ted her Jip header Tor large square
headed topsaI, fetched the mark with admirable .udg
mcnt the neat tack just as the More Lightsh.p
swinging The Fiona dld not Judge aer distance ;
accurate y, and ost quite two minutes through having
10 shake up in order TO weather the light
A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23

THE NEW THANKS yACaT CLUB A QUARREL IN
THE ENGLISH YACHTING CLUB
LONDON, june :, $50
The last OF the two OF cutter matches, with which
the Thames yachting is annually inau. ura,cd
was sailed Monday last under the auspices OF The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23

The Fiona thus look The Hrst prize, the Aerte the
second the Ellda the third, the vigllant alone
gong empty handed
class match the Aveyron the Drst prize Of ESQ
her time. the Butterfly, ~ ions, who came In FIRST
taking the second OF f2u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23

The wiud starting about southwest being 4
little abait the staruoard down Gravescnd Reach,
and large square headed topsais balloon and
jib topsais the order Of the day, the Eili'a,
Cygnet aud Alcrte taking tue lead Through the
Hope spinakers got out staruoard, had To
be taken III on opening Sea Reach, where he Fiona
became the leading vessel Nearing the Middle
Bhyh Uuoy Tho Arrte ran through the Eliida's leo,
.hc latter seemingly Hnuing TOO SIM breeze she
shortly aftcrward SHIFTED her bAooncr and big topsa
Tor plain working canvas
TURNING rHE BUOY.
With following wiDd all reached along at rare
pace, without iurlher change their positions aud
gybed a.cund the West Oaze buoy IN The following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23

Mih the ebb slih running hot against their bows
all Stood ON the port tack Tor the southern shore,
get tue full beuent OF the slack water little
above tho More The Fiona slruck her big t3psall but
before could SCI jb header hcr bobstay gave out
and during the remainder Of the match she was un
able set any upper canvas Shorty after this the
Cygnet TO hopeless greet, her bowslrlt breaking
short Oh, AMI bringing with 1t the maumast ~ the
crossrees aud topmast, the whole bag OF tricks CON-
ing deck with run, but fortunately none Of the
hands were injured.
THE FINISH.
Tho remainder OF the match was not mar ked by any
noteworthy features, ard tho faRboat Oh the club
hnn. xrua nj ..iplv nj
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-08-17
A PiOuS Parrot.

MD. Conway is the authority for the
following anecdote connected with the
late Lady Stanley: 'Last year Lady
Augusta Stanley's parrot escaped, and
the Dean and number of the clergy,
including the Archbishop, who We're
with them at the time, went out into the
garden to find the bird. The search was
in vain for time, but presently a voice
came from the trees above, saying, Let
us pray!' 1t was familiar voice, and
Lady Stanley laughed, then the Dean
laughed, and finally the whole ecclesias-
tical group roared, as the parrot cry came
again with JUNCTION Let US pray f"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-08-17
Chean FreightS.

The fiery and untamed Granger who
wanted cheap transportation few years
ago, and was willing to abandon old
parties in order to get it, ought to be
satisfied. Twenty cents per hundred
pound to Chicago is decidedly cheap,
but one railroad is making contracts at
only Is cents to Chicago, and another,
it is announced, has made six months
contracts at ID cents to ST. Louis. LII
that is not low enough, the Granger
may take comfort in the assertion that
the Central has made contracts at
cents per 100 pounds to ST. Louis, bind
ing for eighteen months. YORK
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-08-17

Jan. 1, '34, to
Dec. 81, '37.
Jan. 1, '38, to
Dec. 81, Al.
Jan. /. '42, to
June 80, As.
July /, AS, to
June 80, '49.
July 1, '49, to
June so, '53.
July l, $50, TO
June 80, '57.
July 1, '57, to
June 80, 81.
July 1, 81, to
June 30, IS.
July 1, '65, to
June 80, '69.
July l, '69, to
June 30,'73.
July 1, '73, to.
June 30, TO-.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-08-17
Total sl8, 1896, s7e, o72 O5 s22 1856, 928 IS s.

These figures overturn mountains of falsehood
which ought to bury our calumniators beneath
them. The truth is, that, although defalcations
and malfeasances sometimes occur, and always
will, there is more official integrity the revenues
are faithfully collected, and the public service
better performed than any former period.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-08-17

During the last fiscal year, ending the 30th of
june 1876, the surplus revenue was 500, 249, 900,
which was applied to the reductio - +he national
debt. In the last ten years have paid off
S579, 423, 284 of the national debt. On the Both
of June, 1866, the debt was 50, $40 348, 900; now
it is, in round numbers, $4,000, 1926, 0OO In 1866
the revenue derived from internal revenue taxes
was 5000, 226,813 In 1876 it was SIG, 900, 900,
a reduction of nearly two-thirds, or nearly $780,,
100000 per annum. This does not look like ma
tional bankruptcy and paralysis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27

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Der Nepublif ausgerufen uno leinen 9tes
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Mno St0ttbalter fi6 fir i'm ertbGrt bas
ben.
Nuf ieinem MarTde nad 2eon sriffen
etlthe leiuer Nnbdneer amerifantide
Wftlftondre NIT Dem 9tuf sob ben Hro=
teltauten!" an. Die Nneegriffenen flI6=
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Obsrgertdls uno me6rere N%baeorouete
baben IT'D S9lelias ansei6Ioiien, pelher
IT'D bereits ein oollltGuoiges Gabinet 9e=
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0uanaluato uuo mar bari eriuarten,
baB Die 0errlbaft oes S1lelios bort
bon fur3er Dauer iein miro. &ein
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Yrdiioem 3eroo De Eeiaoa erbdlt aus
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nod im GefiB pom Oaraca.
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bier angetoMrNeu.
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ton ausgebroben. Sole Moreno lams
melte feline Anbanger um fiji. iuarf fth
gum 9ouuerneur auf uuO lieB ben @ou=
nerneur 8iuagralas uno oel1en Sefretdr
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Galifornten 9egangen, un6 boben fir
Wforeno Bartet er9ritfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27
SweeS &ujeSer ,,sw 0am1e."
Sem Nnrf- %. Rnh

WepY orf, %. Nob.
9ie0ampffreeattev 6ranflin"iit suf Der
Sobe oe5 iiOtueltli6enSp tnBe9leitung
zines anOern 0teeierungsoampte,s ougez
Lan9t. Sheriff Gonner ba! 1i9 ioeben
an Boro Oer Sreg0tte beGeb.m.
Netu Oorf, %. Non.
@m. 81. Smeeo betrot bemte gla6;
mitta9 am SuBe Der 8ranttraBe gum
Gritenmale lett ieiner SIu6t mieoer Den
amerifaniShen 8ooen uno fubr in @es
ieui6aft oes SberiHs uno mebrerer Ge=
bllfen be~sfelben in elmer Ruti6e nab
benz 56uIDsefdneniB ali Der 2uolonltr.,
no ct lofort in Die gu ieiner Aufnabme
etnseri6tete Belle gefibrt tpuroe, bel be-
rem Betysten er gum acknowledgements
gSatlon iaste: SD badte mir, boB i9
Sic wieoerieben piirbe. Ntemanb puroe
beute Abeno gu ibm selailen uno nur Der
WG6ter bari ben Sang beute 9taht bes
treten, an tpel6en ieine 3e1e ft0Bt.
Sein GntDeihen bat Die @efangntBbe=
amten noriiatts 60 sema@t. CT niro
mie ieoer anoere 0efangene %be6anoelt
tperben. Seine 3immer itnb bel fleiner
ais Die fruber BON ibm %betpobnten uno
fteben MIR NIT benz 3imn1er oes 8ertpalz
tiers in Nerbiu0unQ.