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DIED.

BowNE-on roy; 8. 1870. suddenly Johnnie. the be-
loved ycunsest child Q, samuel AMI Deha BOVINE aged
s{ss,s months msn sna days ., ,ao ,,,,
Home Jamaica PLANK road Friends and relatives
CoNROY.-o Monday. Nov g. in the ssth year OF
her age Bridget rellct OF James DAILY Conroy, native
OF Athone, county Roscomm IN. ireland.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend the funeral
Greenwich sy. on wednesday Nov g. at / o'cocx
CROwE-On Nov. 7. Hugh Grove born In the parish
Of Screen county Sligo. Ireland az his resdence. aged
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the from his residence 302 East 2Sd
CARR0LL,-On SUNDAY, Nov s, 1870, Edward Car
roll. In he f2d year of his arc
The relatives and friends OF the family and those OF
invited attend funeral from his late residence II
FARLEY:-6n, monday. Nov .. 6athsrine Farley.
funersi VIII take pisoe on Wednesday, Nov. g, az
o'clock from her ate residence, Larohmount Manor
Joseph and Matilda Godfrey. VI dipatheria.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MALohEY;Tof pnsumonia on Tuesday morning,
Funeral from her late residenee &S0 state St. Brook
yn. on Thursday morning Nov o At 10 O'Clock. Rea.
MooRk. on Tuesday, Nov ?. John A. Moore. In the
memoers Of Ch.neelioi walwofth Lodge. No III, y.
nS a. NJ alnf Cn.Ptss so No ga Colombia Com
0rata Conslstor A. and Rite are cordially Invited,
MERGENTHALER julie M. Msrgenthaler. aged 3
Relatives ana friends respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral " the resd of PARENTS so
West 2oth st., New YORK citT. on Thursday. at 4
oPDYKE-At TenanY, N J.. after a short illness, on
Monday Noy ., &c ,rgi- elder son OF William =. and
The funeral VIII take place at the residenee Of hi
parents, at Tenahy at $50 A NJ on Wednesday, Now
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INTIMIDATION IN JERSEY CITY.
Democratic Voters Kcpt from the Polls By
Republican Supervisors.

In Jersey City the Republican Super
visors placed every obstacle In the way Of the
Democratic voters yesterday Every resident
who was suspected Of being a Democrat was
compelled to swear in his vote. Several arrests
were made, but the charges were so trivial that
Chief Supervisor Muirheid quickly DISCHARGED
the accused persons. In the second polling pre-
cinct OF the First District. owing to the obstruc-
tion OF the Republican Supervisors, one hour
was consumed in polling seven votes.
CORPORATION Counsel Albeit remained at his
once In Washington street all day, and. In
measure. checked the scheme Of the Repub-
licans by promptly riding to the polls ana set
thing disputed points. In many cases he person-
ally interested himself In seeing that for every
Democratic vote refused, proper and satisfdc-
tory cause was given. United states Commits
sioner Muirhed has been complimeuted by the
Democrats gener lily for the impartial manner
10 which he discharged his duties. In spite OF
the ram large vote was polled In both Jersey
City and HoDoken.
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cratic electors, starting OF with Seymour, West.
Goodwin, and Rodmsn. J he thirty other names
on the list were those OF Republican electors.
ACCOMPANYING the fraudulent ticket was a
straight Dem ocratic State and county and city
Ticket and circular, apparently from the Ex-
ecutive Committee Of the Democratic General
Committee, announcing that there were bogus
tickets In the field, and warning the voters In
the houses to which the bogus ticket was sent
against them. The fraud was made known at
democratic headquarters late on Monday night.
The ward managers were all appraised, and word
was teleRraphed to the Democratic headquarters
In this city.
ELECTION FRAUDS IN ORANGE, n. J.
Philip McGrane of Is Soaring street, New
ark, was arrested In Orange, N. j., on Monday.
for Illegal registration and sent to the county
jail. Detectives were set to work, and soon
forty other residents of Newark were found to
be Illegally registered in Orange, besides Ave
paupers taken from the Orange almshouse.
Warrants were Immediately issued for the ar
rest Of the viOlators which information reach
ing them they hastened from the place. Word
was also sent to Newark. which prevented the
men from voting at their own homes, lest they
might be arrested.
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The Oratorio Society. Concert.

On Wednesday evening the Oratorio So
cisty Of New York gives its first concert OF the
present season, performing Mendelssohn's Eli
jah," under the direction OF DR.. Damrosch. Tho
sooists are to be Miss Henrietta Corradi, Miss
Drasdil, MIR. Castle, and Mr.. Stoddard. The or
chestrai part Is taken by the Philharmonic Scot
ETY.. Whatever the Oratorio Society has hereto
fore done has been well done, and naturally such
a body Of singers, under the guidance OF SO ao-
complished n leader. constantly improves, ac-
curing steadiness, rrmness, aud a more ready
understanding of the wishes and intentions OF
its director. There Is no rels To doubt that
the presentation Of the "Eiijah" will add to It's
already enyiable reputation.
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Conreut. OF tho Weekly sun.

THE WEEKLY sun published tnis morning con-
tains the following;
The Presidential Elceton-Returns from all the
statrs-lhe Complexion of the Mex Congress Tue
Sou heTn StuatiOn-A Candid statement BY a co orvi
Man; The Eastern War tioud-ictriH" Flguting D.
tween turks nd serylan--A SIX ees ARMS Ice
Our National Securities The kJth,childs EVld tnce /,
Sorrows OF the Pleoes- lIaIns ~ the Naval school
Gov H. ms Pedigree Llfr IA Minnesota Death OF
Carolina AntOnciI; The Supreme Court ana Female
Practlton, 10 Injustice 70 Max IVAN. u Treat
nrut OF an AM rlcau HumOrist Gold Hunting in
Go1rgla, The nch Communist The LAYER pool Cot
ION marx Tue jews OF Nov lOrN illness Ot Prince
BihmArck me Cayerns OF Ayantai Death In the
school Room; Wnst carlyle lhinks OF DArxinsmi
gallon IA oiuradoi Ntr5 Queer Romance. The
Is, lyachts Voyage Poetry, A Reminisccnce; The
lntrst Topographic NeNs Notes GA sclruce aud la.
dus ~ Many Coumns OF Ealt lrN Article aud Agrl
cu.turtl Natter stories M strCs. kuphenli, con.
eIude0i Financial Intelligence and Mar ets.
THEWEHSLY SUN contains conpiete epitome Of the
news OF tie from all parts Of the United state,
aud the American continent. Copies 10 wrappers ready
fol- mailing to tho Old country may at the
OF our publication once Price four For shs
by AL news dos ,ers In city ami oOun,ry.
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MAsON-POwERs On Wednesday, Oct IL, at the
residence of the bride by the Rev DR. Roneyn, assist
ed BY the Rev. Charles COncklln OF Mount Vernon n.
sack.
MAY-IZARD.--At Newport. IL l., on Oct. IL. 1876,
by the Rev Pniip Grace and the Rev Dr. Mercer, Will
Ham DeCourcy MAY to sOsephine daughter OF the late
Ralph 9. lizard. Esq, of south Carolina
wAlTE-NOBLE AT Essex, n. Y. Oct is, 1870.
by Rev A. {. Wilder Charles b Waite OF New York
n Y.
wHITE-wHITE In BROOKLYN. on Tue sday, Oct ~,
1870. by the Rev John Nice Holmes Of Hudson, ". Y.
Allen B. White Of ST. Louis, Mo. to Anna X. White u
BROOKLYN. daugh Of the lato trancis ii. Rathb0ne
YOUNG-WLBsrER-On Tuesday. Oct. TO- by the
Rev. John kirkpatrick. 81 the residence Of Ordes
mother huga Young 20 Louise c. Webster. both Of
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The "Lopg strike" In BrsoLIyn.

evening az LdioVer MOnegpenny In Boucicaults
"Long Strike" The scenes at the lawyers
home and the telegraph station were admirably
pictured, and MIR. stoddart was enthusiastically
recalled. Mr.. Murdoch overdressed his part,
but made u passable Foreman, although the
covering OF his manacled hands with a
silk handkerchief added a touoh OF bur
lesquc to serious business. Ned Lamb
played Johnny Raev Ms low comedy
clown, and kept the house In a steady roar Of
laughter. MIR. Days AodhNyas well conceived
ana capitally rendered. and Mr. Wilkes made
the Policeman quite 70 ,turs.
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Where Siding Hail /. winterlns.

Considerable discussion has recently
taken place III some Of the newspapers concern
ing the present whereabouts OF Sitting bull and
ms band, ana they have been located IN many
different places; sometimes on the Ing Horn,
and very often away ~ Ia British America, In "A
region which reJpices over the name Of MhoOp-
w. But al OF these suTmIses aud sLateInen. >,
We learn from very good authority tmlitary and
otherwise }, are incorrect. sitting Bun and his
robbers and cuttnroAts are now camped on the
Dry Fork OF the Missouri, the paradise oil buf-
faO, elk, deer, bear, aud other game, aud iu n
probability DO intenus To winter there. So lot
tue ChoJeau people rest content. SITTING BAIL
VIII not trouble them this winter.
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Finh Avenue Theatre.

The last nights and last matinees Of Life " are
announced AT the Fifth Avenue Theatre. week from
next Saturday evening Miss amy Davenport will make
her appearance this as RosdAd IN special
revival ot shakcspearels comedy, as You Like IT,
whiCn VIII BE- presented win entirely new scenery and
costumes. ana ca embracing Mr.. Coghan OyidHdO,
Mr.. William Castle AZ .iDus1s, MIR Charles tisnDr
J'Qaes AMI MIR. W. paNhge as IOuckAtOHe. Miss
Davenport nrst PLAYED H'sdtld for her benent last
season, snd her Improvisation was approved and ap-
plauItd by toe critics and the pubic.
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A $1,000 Fire in broadway.

IRE In the rear OF S39, S41, S43, and s45 Broad
way looked so threatening at ooclock last evening,
that Chief Bates sent out three alarms The Are orig.
mated in kocK~oods photograph gallery, and commu.
nicated with PeouDet. Pelton & Co.'S organ ware
rooms, and Thatcher's photo Autograph eng aving
ONCE The free art exhibition psIntings saved
~ the nremen, who tore dosn the valuable collections
from the walls TIE losses are j. l.. Peters. 10000
u Guilnard. 5000 PelOuDet, Peton Co., $1,000
Rockwoud, $4,000 Miner, 5000; George ". Mule
sey, $1,000 to the building, $4,000.
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A Strange Outrage in Vermont.

TTVUF btVOcs
On Tuesday night about half past 7
o'clock, as Myron Emery, lad about II wears Of
age who resides with his parents III Barnard,
WAS going TO the barn a short distance from the
house, he was seized 10y three masked mem
bound and gagged ana dragged nearly two miles
to Silver Lake, and thrown into the water. The
perpetrators Immediately took flight. and the
young man succeeded IN gaining the shore,
where, In weak aud exhausted condition, ne
was found by bis family Tue Villains were
tracked across the fields To the main road
where all trace OF them WAS lost. what money
he had IN his POSSESSION was undlsturbed. No
clue to the perpetrators has been discovered,
aud no cause can be assigned for the act.
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pale-faced, delicate young man registered
In the Coleman House on Monday. the 30th uit. "a
-. r. Christie. Rochester. y. y" His baggage wssa
sman valise. lie paid for weeks board IN advance.
He complained Of ehlls aud fever, but further than
this said nothing about himself. Yesterday morning
he found dead his bed with bullet hole in his
head Some letters In his vslise were addressed TO
William Wood, Jersey City,
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A Judge Asked Kr,ian.

CHICAGO, Nov. A committee OF twelve citi-
Eens yesterday presented petition of 5000 business
men in Chicago, asking Judge MeAliser TO resign on
account Of his conduct the murder
trial After the chairman had made his address pre-
sonunS the petition. the Judge remarked, Leave II
with the clerk it te matter 10 20 ON ae have no
thing 10 say and dismissed the matter II Is not ek
pected that he will comply with the request.
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Arrived TUESDAY Nov 2.

Arrived-TUKspAy, Nov. 2.
Sc Bothnis McMicksn, Liverpool Oct rs and Queens-
town 2Sth.
S. Champion, lockwood Charleston
Is Glsucus, Bearse, Boston.
s. Crescent Lity. Custa Havana
IS Pioneer, Wakely, Wilmington N. c.
So Hatteras, Malett Richmond aud Norfolk.
hs Bolivia, Small, Glssgos Oct ~.
- Agnes, Burdick, Philadelphia.
Ship BoyntoD, Blanchard Manila
bhlp Lake superior, stewart. Liverpool.
nark Ocean, Dodd, London.
BARK Willie No. Rosa, Dublin
Brig Alert, Doxrud, Bergen
Bits Ihetie, Shalekhover. Curacao
Also the usual river and coastwise vessels
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Edward Rooney, of 2e5 Est Forty-nrst street,
cast his nrt vote yesterday. celebrated the event
by drinking too much liquor. James Boyisn OF gel
ct Tbirty-eighth street. was dlspleased with the
ticket that Rooney had voted aud IN an alteration
a. fortleth street. near second avenue last evening
BoIlsn shot Rooney in the abdomen. Rooney sent
10 Bellevue Hospital. His wound IL serious Boylan
was locked up In the Thirty nth street station About
ea man was stabbed In tue right shoulder by james
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BosToS Nov. AT one o'clock this morning.
some members OF political club attempted to break
down the door Of the premises Of Adam Horn Jamaica
Plains IN order 10 procure liquor. Horn nred into the
crowd. killing an unknown man wouudng several
9TH
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Tony Pastor. Watch Cbn,p.

While the Democrats from New-Jersey were
marching through Broadway on Monday evening Tony
Pastor was on We Metropolitan Hotel Sidewalk with
against him, aud OF 50 stchcd hts chain which
snapped from his watch Another OF the thieves tried
TO trip MI Pastor, out he CHASED and
who stole the chain The chatp was gone Mr.. Pastor
values II and diamond studded ocket that disappeared
with II At 900. The thief called himself James Nc
Cure. He was commit.e by Justice Duff.
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Damage to M,..i.sippi Railroad Bridge.

CHICAGO, Nov. The foundation Of one of
the piers Of the railroad bridge the Mississippi
river at Louisiana has been damaged by tho action Of
the current rendering the bridge temporarily inpsssn
bic one pier and Two Of the shortest spans nave
70 be rebu - cost of from thirty forty thOuand
dollsrs The WORK Of rebuilding viii BEGIN Immediate
" Arrangements have been made to avoid Interrupt
ton 10 trAfho BY crossing on tie bridge a. Hannibal
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A SIKH Ward Murder.

On the night OF the 18th OF October party OF
Sixth Ward roushs were skylsrking in front OF the
barroom al 20 Mulberry street, and when John Magn
an Italian. Of 80 Mulberry street stepped out OF the
barroom he was pushed on the sidewalk struck on
the head with he IVY haysuok. Yesterday morning
died IN the Chambers street Hospita. Michael Gala
han, y SHOEMAKER OF 10 Mott street, Was arrested,
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The Lste., fourth Ward Traseav.

John Baldwin. Jr., OF 245 Front street was ar
rested yesterday morning on charge OF killing his
father John Baldwin at Peek slip and Front
Monday evening John Bald in. Jr- says his father
wa etested. and pursued him with drawn knife
In his hand, threatening to stIn him and that while
running his father fell and struck his head against
hook ring causing Of the The father
died at 1910 yesterday morning
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=, The Kentucky Cash Distribution Co., upde,
the able management of Gov. Porter draws nosIt,vss
Nov. 80, money will be refunded In full This sohms
Is one far above the grade Of ordinary gambling lot
teres, and will be conducted fairly aud honor.hiv
throug lout. Eleven thousand one hundred ard afty.
s'x prizes will be distributed. ranging from fi0OO1o
down f1S u. W. Barrow n Co, 71O Broadway are
the General Eastern Agents. Tickots only ti2, ~
d f9.-Adp. ~ -
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b. BRANDRETH.

While PsIkcr's Ginger Tonic subdues trrt.
uuon Of the stomach ana bowels, IL Is equally efca-
cioue In its e1oct the Az for Coagha.
Colds and Sore Throat "a without exception superior
TO any and all others. tesspoonfh taken hourly will
cure the worst cold In days No sflord TO
be without II ASK your druggist TO get IL for YOU
HIsCOX CO, Pharmaceutical and Manufacturing
Chsmists l63 william st. N r. SOLD BY ali druGgists
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Busintss Nufitts.
IL II Conceded that

BRANDRETH's PILLS
purifythe blood, and remove ont Of the circulation
those humors which pain They are safe for all
ages and conditions and have often restored health
when other means have proved unavaiiing
HECTOR HAYS, OF Muir, Ionia county MICHIGAN In a
letter dated October o. 1870. says DRAsDRRTHs
PILLS cure all diseases In region Including fever
and ague.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-08

That which Ia good for the delicate akin OF the
BABY delightful for the uke OF mature people.
1t = uerefure that u. I. Babott's Baby soap, new
article lust put the rket merits word OF praise
Made Of the purest vegetable oils aud without ar lAcal
scent snply the perfection Of soaps for t0iot use,
whether for old OF yoahg.-Adp.
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MARISE INTELLIGENC

MINIATURE ALxAsAo-rHTs DAT.
sun risca... 81 sun sets.., ~ Moon rises IL %
mon wATER-THfs DAY
Sandy Hook. % GOV. Island. b3l Hell Gate. 10
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SCHOOL SUTrs.-IaTge stock at greatly reduced
prices Brokaw Brothers. Fourth avenue. opposite
Cooper Insutute.-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-08

Poor people need not he deprived OF nights
rest II they Moneiis reethlng fdsa. c.-Adp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-08

Fall and Wiuter shoes and Gsiters.-Immenss
STOCK low prices Try made gaifers
at Is L0RfN BROOKS SON, ASS broadway, near
Houston st
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CERTIFICATE FROM A REGULAR NJ d. OF 40
YEARs, PKACIlCE In ONE PI ACE

thereby certify that have practiscd medicine for
the last forty years aud IN that time in the
habit Of recommending DR. brandretbs Pills In pref
erence to any other proprietary pills offered for sale
the drug stores.
JOHN vRDDER. NJ u
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PROVIDENCE. Nov. 7.-George A. Kent OF Ions
dale, President u hayes ana Wheeler Cub. was In
Jured by runaway horse during torchlignt process
sion 10 Pawtucket last night, and nov lies a critical
condition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-08

Elastic Truss Co., oss Broadway. N ". received
the only award for Elastic rrusses at Centennial Expo
altf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-08

think am bilious. One dose Of Ouirk's Irish
Tea VIII relieve you. Sold by druzgists.-Adv.
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Reduced prices In furniture and carpeta
COwDerth watts, Loo aud Lb1 Ohathain stravL rag
nonthly.-Aas.
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A 4. y. Marshal Arrested for Illegal Voting.
SYRACUSE, Nov. IA large number OF arrests
were made IN this city for Illegal votlg. Among
loose arrested Tor brtDing voters Michael Auer,
Unltcu States Marshal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-08

Hf pregnancy is insured BY the use Of that de-
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All Lenkr Roofs
Made water-tiRht or no charge Cali or writ. NJ
Y. Slate Roonng Co.. Limited, Cedar III, n Y'-Idp~
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throat 9N5 rs soss pe' er'
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AN OLD NAN lNSuLIkD.
In the Eleventh Ward, one OF the many U. =.
Marshall Jonn Lantrv, insulted an old man,
Edward Co.'S clio Of 62G East twelfth street, VINO
has been IN sistant Alderman. aud hcld sew
era olheT ON its Of respln-ibilty. A. ne was
about To de- uHit ms vote ~ the p llling booth,
IB Avenue &, the marshal intei fcrrd wan hun,
and ~ the aterehuou thdt Gus Jed drew pistol
aud attempted 70 snoot Mr., G steilo. ON er
Sullivan arrested HIM, and 10 the E-- X Market
Police Court he was committed by Justice sniLn
IA default Of $jO0 Gail.
Tho election passed OF qIeiiy In the
Twelfth Wdrd. Many Mt uializod cltlzeus were
challenged, but the votes were Sworn IN + IL
lon for the Assembly, aud Moore for Alderman,
both Democrats. were extensively scra cned.
Croker and Calvin were also scratched, but n IT
ss much as the two former With these excep-
tons the voting was generally str ight. some
Republicans voted Tor lilden aud a lev Demo.
Gratis voted for iiaves
AT the l0Otn, l25th, and 1871 street police
Nations, and also at KngsOridge, there were
very few arrests and none for illegal voting.
Julius Scheir Of 2,iT9 Tnird avenue. WIS taken
before Justice Knbreth on charge OF illegal
yoting, but he proved his night, and was re-
based. ChAs. fruax, alawyer, OF West bath
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-08-10
0cMibreTcm : @aMriAteu.

eck!rn soantoa muINc in ct. GlouS ci,,
arobcr SdNporm 9eulAredcn in bctrIdtlidrr
@Dhe iibcr Der Groc iDabroenummcu.
@ou 81. SoicpD, Sc Savf, Sob Sprjuo.
St. NuauFa mo aaesyn &tIbm tyeficu 'Nodl,
ridl!en Gin, hnb Sic @cu; drcdea aud, pori i1r
vr'd)clltn aeniaAt. Ser Sdnoen, sen Iic an
@drtcEirildtcn uno Gorn uerurlodtcn. ioQ BE-.
otutcao lein. Sen iibriocn Nelniridtcl, fpuucn
JIG momentum nid,t uicl mebr onbabeu. init
NlslnDme Der nod %unrciien, mcidercu Nrudt.
iibcr oc lie NIT ciucr pobrc, @srtilouucs,u,tb
NcriolIcu. Mon Don't, ba lie non i,ulnrr om
6ortsieben iino, Dap mir bon ben nod, id,liln.
ricren 0olgeil, bic aep0buIih nit ben grldei-
men Der @culdrcdcn perbunbcu Itno. p~crit,oat
~bltlbciL, benz an Den lebtcrn Vl1seu bobc1 Tic
bis babiu ,o1 feline Gicr eelsot.
MMS SJclopn uno 9eriep trcfcn Iadridtcr
Elm, eas sc oefydfisen 8citicn am Nb,ieben
tuo. SmmcrDia 1inb rod bielc Da, bic bcrcits
@illlicncn Sic: gtlest babsn.
Sn 3a6ion, in iiiolid)cu S9cile bes Stootcs.
Dabsn bic 9cui@rsden Die eane @rntc ,critort..
Sab @euIh:edcn rincu 3u0 auibultsn fou.
urt, ,perbM ricllciGt gScni0c olaubcn. ebcr
ncnied 1T ooer piclmebr mar Dem TO-. 81, ppri.
ger @od)c bait:n ii0 unipcit 9cricu, in Moblcs
Gountr, 10 pitl 1cuihrettM auf Den, Totuoc.
lcile feit9cltbt, bdh Der mad, Dem gSclten ocbeupc
5ug anbaitcn uub Die 2ofomotioc mad Sor.
tlinston id)idcn muSts, I'M gStrtscug sum &ei.
ri9cn bes @clciics 81 Dolcn. ia miilIcm bic
%ieder iubbed aciciicn babcm.
NuS gSilluar in NanoiDobi Gountr tp,un,t
bic IaGridt, oab bic Scrii arcdn unasiabr y
Ser eyutc pcr,cbrt baben. Sn &cnoile Gountg
lluo bic Sns'dten nidt teiicr. Die 9euidre.
den Daben bort iibcraIl gisr acIcot, uno blcibt
sas ySsitcr warlm, 10 iuerben Die Gier nod Dor
benz Srcit aus9ebri!tct iciu.
Nus Der llm9carue BON Seson 0a'c iinb he
v9epper" hrrldmuroen, no6ccm iie ialt Die
ean;c grilte ~sclltort rno Ger selcst babcn.
Sa Wauntaia yatc unb llluNcgcno BADEN bic
seiidrcdsn am Safer, am aorn iino oeu 2ar.
tolfcla bcNcutcnbeil Sd)ubeu auaeridtct mno
l'io, obne @isr scle9t su babea, iioiuciili6 &c.
snscM. 9os iunr bas siucite Dial in picicm
Sabre, DAP sicie @e9enb bon bcr Ylase Gcimsc,
lnd)t Wurhe.
Die GARNER in 81. 9aracs bcridtcn, bab lid
bic "copper", obnc syofcn S1absn an9cri1tct
une o9ne Gier acleat gu babcn, uicocr %eaticrnt
1ab:n.