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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-15
The Turks Holding Their Ground in Asia
Minor, Although Vastly Outnumbered.
Especial TO the N. o. Democrat.
'The Mexican Expedition.

The Mexican Expedition.
WASHINGTON, May 14.-Great excite
ment prevails here and in the North
over the recently discovered Mexican
movement. All points to date have
been covered in your recent specials,
and all that remains to be done, Is for
the capitalists who have promised to
back the scheme to come to the front,
as nothing can be done without money
The leaders OF the movement are now
looking vigorously at the financial part
Of their programme.
Federal Patronage I'm the south.
The President recently gave full ex-
preston to his views and Intentions In
the distribution of patronage in the
South. The substance OF it was that
while he had not sought to prop up Re-
publican State governments with Fed
eral force, he considered himself bound
to bestow the Federal patronage in the
South exclusively upon men who labored
during the last campaign for the success
OF the Republican party.
Fighting I'm Asia Minor.
The news received here this morning
indicates that heavy fighting occurred
Saturday and yesterday In Asia Minor,
both at Batoum. on the Black Sea
coast, and at the Saugaula Pass, in the
interior. The result Is reported not
decisive, but the Turks have held their
ground. though vastly outnumbered,
and have inflicted great losses upon the
Russians with comparatively slight suf-
fering to themselves.
The Turkish ErreguTars.
The latest dispatches speak Of the
lighting Of the Turkish irregulars as
magnificent and rivaling the regular
troons il steadiness and effectiveness.
Louisiana Federal Appointments.
1t is semi officially announced that
new Federal appointments for Louisi-
ana will be delayed for time.
BUELL..
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NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY, 1877
companies terms. The companies agree
not to employ boys.
The Coming Pcaeh Crop.

companies terms. The companies agree
not to employ boys.
The Coming Peaeh Crop.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE official
report Of the peach crop from the penin-
sula indicates 1000, 900 baskets. Should
the promise be realized. the crop will be
25 per cent greater than ever before.
The crop is beyond danger, except from
hail or hurricane.
Mig Brooklyn Fire.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Brooklyn oil
fire involves a loss of about $4O0, 900. It
is supposed the origin Of the fire was by
spontaneous combustion.
FOREIGN.
WAR NOTES.
Fight Mt Khatzubani-BOth Russians
and Turks Claiming victory.
LONDON, May IA Russian official
report from Tiflis claims that after cap
turing Mukhaster on the 18th, they ad-
vanced two columns against Khatzlbani
Heights. skirting the River Kentrisoi.
which they stormed, with D loss of IL
killed and 116 wounded, and immense
loss to the Turks.
The Turkish accounts claim victory
in the same locality. The Turks were
entrenched on Khatzubani Heights,
which are near Batoam.
A Religious war.
The Russians passing Bucharest carry
flags bearing the double Greek cross,
which are only carried when the war is
a religious one.
The Turks Angry With England ana
America.
The Porte is anxious about arms and
munitions still due from America, and
is represented as angry with America for
allowing the Russian squadron to re-
main in American waters.
The feeling against England is be-
coming bitter, the Turks thinking il
she intends assisting she should do SO
on the Danube and in Asia.
The Turks at Odessa.
Turkish vessels are taking soundings
off Odessa.
Only One Escaped.
One man only escaped from the moni-
tor sunk near Ibrail.
The Danube Falling.
The Danube, which has been very
high, Is now falling.
An Attack Expected from Roumania.
The Turkish force at Widin is we'll
prepared for an attack from the Rouma-
mans, which Is daily expected.
A Large Con sIagratIon In Glasgow.
GLASGOW, May Wingate's ship
yard was partially burned; ; loss $400, 900,
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A Graphic EnIsiIa.

As Coroner Roche was on his way down the
river to hold an inquest ON one of the victims Of
the Waloon disaster, the following note was
handed to him:
ALaIERs PARISH, La, May 10. : Point Beka
Plantation, right bank OF the Mississippi river.
Mr.. Plaoide A. Boutip, Constable of the Fifth
Justice Court:
hereby has dead man swich got drowned
OF th9 Waloon, has made fast of him till the
Corner comes down from the city of Orleans.
Mr.. Placide a. Boutin, your friend,
MIR. ISAAC JONES,
Dept. Constable. Parish Algiers, La
?. S.-Please send me some news from s. q.
Packard and 4. Damont has they Return home
yet
Constable Jones, Point Beka.
Please answer my letter quick as pasiabls soon.
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CarOndelet street s.nssin

Ihe bulls and bears have been unusually quiet
OF late. Since political quiet has been restored
here but yesterday the Information OF the latter
and the lethargy of the former seemed to have
come to an end, and there was quite a sprited
battle between the two. On Saturday evening
Premium Bonds closed stiff at 3614, and but little
movement was expected, or q raid on either side
anticipated, and twilight passed without anv
shock Of battle.
The quiet Of Sunday did not change the scene
but on Mondiy, on the street, before the flrst
call they opened at ST, an advance OF three
points. The bears charged, but they still went
up, and on first call at the Board of Brokers
they elevated to 39sS, and shortly afterwards the
Russians reinforcing, they retired to 3s with
large sales.
The gallant bulls coming forward the price
went up to about 38s4, where it closed last night
ln State bonds there was quite as strong fight:
the Russian bears and Turkish bulls seemed
anxious. Saturday night saw them close at be-
tween S9119eo, and there was sly whisper
about that somebody aud somebody else were at
work to let the market down into some soft place.
Bright day OF Monday showed the Russian bears
to have been not in the least idle, and on first
call In the board State bonds ruled 8514t.
The Turks saw that there was no Danube
here, and on second call, under an artillery FIRE
they steadily rose to 89A, which was bid for 1C0
At the close of the action the pickets proclaimed
es1a to W, the range with Turkish powder dry.
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NOrlaiary Repnrf.

The mortuary report OF the city for the week
ending the Is b insJ, shows total Of 1874 deaths.
Of which 73 were white and 54 colored. or that
number 26 died Of the small. pox and 10 Of con-
sumption, the remainder being OF various other
diseases specified 10 compete report furnished
by the secretary Of the Board Of Health.
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ses.lclting, horses and wagons Advertising loss
oI interest, ETC. The solicitors got n very hand
some share inthe matter.
osher agencies were visited and the same story
lepea.ed. from which can be gathered that the
expensive sewing machine s thing of The past.
ana eVerybody's household will now contain one.
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THE MEXICAN EXPEDITION.
The Government VIII Permit Inr0ads
Into Mexico.

WASHINGTON, May 14.--Tt is thought
in official circles here that undue i'm
portance is attached to reports of fill
clustering invasion OF Northern Mexico.
The United States will enforce neu-
trality. Instructions have been sent to
our Minister to Mexico to give particu-
lar attention to raids into Mexico for
cattle stealing purposes, with a view to
their prevention.
Our government paid no attention to
Mexico's protest against Gen. McKen-
zie's invasion of Mexico after cattle
stealers. and as the Administration is
determined to protect the border from
these depredations, McKensie's ex-
ample may be followed any day.
THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRTCULTURE.
No Official Cotton Report to be Published. .
WASHINGTON, May 14.-The Depart
ment Of Agriculture will nos issue its
monthly official cotton report, Congress
having failed to make an appropriation
for that purpose.
This failure will give additional i'm
portance to the reports of cotton ex-
changes. Mr.. Dodge, the statistician Of
the department, however, will furnish
the press with unofficial reports, the
first OF which will appear about the
middle Of June.
The striking Cospers.
CLEVELAND, May 14-Fifteen hundred
striking coopers returned to work at the
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from Our Evening Edition OF Yesterday.l
The Presidents Intentions In Reference
to Offices i'm the South.
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BURNETT's COLOGNE is filed in elegant bottles
OF superior finish and beauty-in themselves an
ornament. II has, in q brief time, attained .
large and constan tly increasing sale, confirming
the opinion OF the best judges, that it is equal,
# moi superior, t the celebrated hrina.
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THE spEAkERsHIP.

BIackburns Cnndidature for the Speak,
ership.
WASHINGTON. May 14<-In connection
with the candidacy Of Col. Blackburn
for Speaker, 1t is said he can count on
starting with seventy votes from those
who were disposed to defeat the cleo
toral count by parliamentary expe-
dents.
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THE GRAIN TRADE.
The Copflict-E -Ellerman e. Co. and the
Warehousemen Versus the
Grain Merchants.
Committee of the Merchants Exchange
walt upon the Mayer and Adinln-
fstrators ON the Subject.

few days ago number OF owners and keepers
of warehouses held meeting on Csrondelet street
and passed resolutions asking the City Admins
traitors for relief against the practice of permit
ting merchandise to remain on the levee after
being landed longer than the law allows. The
petition for relief Was in due time addressed to
the City Council.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-31

ten unb abrtsen 8eamtsn tesIGentral.G er'
ems BITE Nttslteber Der fdmutltGen fattol,
unterfasunss = geretne. ansefGlcfene TO-
tOObl als au@ nt6t anseftloFene, aufmert'
fam su MAIDEN. auf bic @ufsabe. pslde ber
central 8eretn BET ietner @rInbuns fH &c.
iest unb bic er felt fetnem s~metunb,pa Mtg
ldtrtsen 9eteben, fOtpett IS bic Wittel unb
nu'tanbe Tim seitatteten. tets 3u lSfsn be.
ttaet tpar, ndmltG.: bic S6rterune Der
hrtNlt&en Nd&Renlttbe unt Der fatbcltf&en
SntersFsn. Bum 9suetfe befen mDsen bic
Gfte Der aIidbrltd.n 9erfammlunsen, be.
fonbers bic Der rOrtsen In philadelphia, bic.
men. Wenn aud btefer Organization
ebenfC nte alien menlhltGen unternebmun'
gen laebr cSer uenteer nnpoltommenbett
antlebt unb BON ttr Mot foptel selstfst nor.
ben til, als BON elmer 70 aablret9sn RDrper.
fHaft bate erpartet tperben f6nnen, 70 til
bod NdnGes fir fattoltfGeS 9eben unb
Wtrfen burG btefelbe astban tpDrben, ras
iOnft nt&t sef&eben mare. Dssbalb perben
a1e Ntt9lteber Der fdttp:tfden 8eretne unb
Sreunbe bes fatbcl. geretnswefens eebeten,
a1e gcrurtbetle fabren gu 1a1en unb burG
Anf6IteBuns IN ben Gentr.. @eretn unS Ell.
trtsss Mttwtrfsn bic Grfa1uns Steiner beb.
rem &ufsabe mD8lt4 3u MAIDEN.
8te aus Observation-Disclosures benz Inter
3st6netsn betannt tn, 10 trsfsn unfere To-
tboltfHen @Iaubensbriisr in Der f&Dnsn
"Walofabt" am Cries See bereits ..gOrberet>
runsea gum saflt6en Gnpfanse Der aus
mdrttgen Deleeaten unb anberer @erelns,
nattslteber uab Der unter3etGnete test bic
frpbe 9cfnung, bab bic btesidbrtse Gene
ral>geriammluns in Cleveland ebenfo wie
bte fflbern ber1rtts ausfa1en ptrb, bag Ge
ben In berielben reprdfenttrtsn geretn.n, pte
aud ben fdmmtlt&en &attUliten bteiss Can.
bes aur Sreube unb @bre seret1en tptrb.
Buffalo, ben 2. Sebruar 1877.
SIM Outrage bes @rdlbenten
Trans Sdfner,
Gorresp. Seeretdr bes beutlGen rDmtfA : ia
ttcl. Gentrat.g eretns.
0eIObt Jet Seins, Maria IT.. SoIsp9!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-31
@inla0mna

an bic beutf&:n, rDmtf4'tatboltlaen ssssu.
fstttsen nntertlsunss gsrstne In ber
geretntsten Staatsn Norb-a mertta's
CUR %. Gen..g srfammluas bes bsut.
f9en rom. .tatbOltf9en Central gerein'a
in GleSelanb, ObtO.
Dur4 8:f6lus Der SOrid9rtsen General.
Terlammlun9 bes beutfAen rOuttiG.fatbolt.
iHen Sentral'8eretns tuurbe bic Stabt Glepe.
Lamb Sbto, sur Ibbaltuns Der btssidbrtseu
Generals erfammlung bes senannten Ser.
etn's beftmmt.
Dtefs 8sriammluns wtrb tn pbenSenann.
ter Stabt ana 81. Sfnsffefe, ben 20. Rat
1877, ftattfnben unb wdbrenb ben ndtf.
folBenten bret Sasen tbre Stsunsen balten
&Ge benz Central sretne beretts elmer.
letbten gsretne rsrben erfu&t, tire Deleea.
ten au bteferg erfammluns ju fenben. Scnts
elm 8eretn fetnen Delegaten fenten t6nnen,
70 Tam Der Yrdlibsnt Dber @efretdr bsTel.
ben ben erforberlthen Berttt uber enStanb
bes gsretns nsbf ben 8ettrdsen an ben
ecrresp. 9efretdr hes Central . 8eretns,
6errn 5rans 3dfner Buffalo, q. g., Elm.
lenben. Dtelt G%inienouns fotte iebp&
natnbefens s OOer 10 Sage prr gfnsfen &c.
f4sben.
gtretne. wet@e f& benz Central geretn
ansuiGite5en wani9en. wO1en l6 slet9fate
an ben obensenannten eOrresp.!!E Gseretdr.
8rn. Srans 3dfner, Buffalo. n. q. wenbeu
unb uerbeu BON tbut atle nOtbtss SnfOrma'
ttDn ertalten.
Bet btefer Gsle8snbeit erluubt fiG Der TN,
terset&nete tm Outrage bss 9errn %rdfben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-31
WriDrat Wratrie sue bien, @is

ginsr IdnBeren g%tnlenoune, bic unt
leipsr eff furs Dot SdluB bes 8lattet
;ufan1, ~entnebmcn mir aIs pefentItGer
Snbalt fOIgenoeS:
DaS Yriorat Yrairte eugbien, ii
Der iiOwsitIt6en Gde Der DiScele Sc
@rU6s ssIesen. 1T felt anfane bielel
SabreS bonn 9Odw'ten 8il9Ofe Mf:
Gael netB Der Sbbut unb SesIloral
Der Seneoittiner 8dtsr BON Der Nbter
ct. gucwt9 am SEE In Steatnsg ouniy
NtnnelOta, Itertrusen, unb BIER fanber
bic orbeitsluliaen @dter wirtli1 elm
9rO6es 6elO, ndmli6 etne aus eitc1
$50 tatbOIil@en6umtlien belebsnbe Sc,
metnpe, nebf benz ct. Subannes RoQe.
8tum unter Der 2ettuns Der 9rtfli9eu
S&uIbraoer, uneefdbr 100 Sseler
3dbleno, uno benz Gonpent Der S1we,
fern bon NOtre Dame, 200 9eelen
3dblenb.
Da III wcbl Grbeit eenus, irel@s
wte es l@etnt 9erabe oas TT, mad mas
eS biele S6bne bes betl. 8eneoittus
bIrfist. benz, BON frGb Bis lpdt fno fe
unermirlt@ baron, uro 1T @otteS Ses
gen unter ibrer Gabrune Denn aud
Ihtbar.
Inter ben ttr6It@en GeterIidteiten.
wel@e baielbft tn 0aufe Der pprieen
@c6e f%attfanben. 1T Defenders eas
patrCnsfef bes 81. 8ensoietus su ers
pdDnsn, tpeldes NIT einem Grtbuum
eineeIettet tpurbe, uut btslen Iag bee
9rOsen S%rDensfifters fetsrlt9f ~ be-
aeben, Der in letnen @stben, pdpfe,
8ii@6fe unc aabuOle 5etltse adbIt.
@lst@ mad Dem Nnsslus Moreens
6 ubr NOR GribmeRe tes 6c&p. Germ
@rtCr banr, etne ununterbrc@sne &efs
bsnfolse Don Betdten unb &ommunton,
Spenoen biS 10 ubr, ber gum Nnfanae
bes 6sGamts beRimmten Belt, BET
rueIdem Der 6o1w. @b. 8erweyf BON
Seuefa cslebrirte, bO@w. P. Clinton
@apler, bo9w. P. Neinrab 2eutbarb
unb boGw. P. Carroll Don Soma aft,
ffrten. 6O&w. 6err 81. 8srweyf
bteIt bic Gefpreofst tn ftans5fi&er unp
ensltl9sr SpraGe. Mfnmer trirb BAG
Aneenfea an pfeien iepensret@en Gag
TN prtUrat BON prafrte bu@btst1 erl5s
l@en. Die 70 fd5nen BEN Self ent.
ipre&encen 9rertBten. BET prddttse
S@muf BEG @pttesbaufss, Der erbes
benpe Geians urb Duff, bic Sielsn
bell. Rpmmunfcnen, BITE GntaHt BET
0ldubissn, BET benz gtnfleteen In bels
fen Brucni@aft pom idpar3en Stas
pultsr, rtsfsn wtrtIt@ Grtnnerunsen I'm
bergen ces In europa bstannten pill
8ers, foI&e pldBe tn's @spd&tnis 3u.
rdd als rpte Warta g%tnFebsln, Alt,
sitting, Martentbal u. {. 10.
ObGeruatUr.
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(Gtnssfanbt.)
MuS @inpna.
Binpna, 81. Wdra, 1877.

Btnpna, 81. Mdrs, 1877.
Dor etpas mebr ais flint Sabren
batten MIR in Der bie1sen ct. SOlepba
Stride cine iesensret9e WiiiCn, unb
am lesten Sonntag ben 18. Mdrs bats
ten mir paS Slid elmer Grneusruna
perlelben, rpelde bret Gage bauerte unb
pom bp1p. P. aramer ertbeilt purbe.
Au6 ptele Mtliion bra&te febr quite
6rd9te unb Der bU@w. Watliundr Dar
frIb MOrsens uno Absnbs ipdt I'm
BetdtfubI belddfttst. Am Sonntae
belt oeris!be swst preotsten, am Wens
tag isBte CT bas auerbetliete our Nnbes
tuns aus, unb, BET btefse ct. Solepbs<
9erein empftns an letnem YatrunefeRe
aud semsiniaoflt@ Die bl. COMMIT
nton.
I'm ndmlt6sn Sage fano bic. GIN
peibunB Der 3wet SettensNltdre, lowie
Der i@5nen Statusr bee 81. Jolepb unb
Der AaerieItsiten Sunsfrau fatt.
YIN Dienfas mar @eneraI>G COMMIT
ntcn Der Grauen uno Suneftauen.
Nu@mtttass mar GdIub Der Milfon,
uno Nbenps btelt Der bobw. MiiTundr
efnen @Ortrn9 iber Den beutid>frans5s
fl&en Rrtee, wel@en perielte perlSnlt6
mttBemadt gatte> gum Befen zines or
men Stuoenten. Gin Eobtenan1t fir
bic GeritOrbensn Der Gemeinbe fanb am
Ntttwu@ fat. BET wslasm AnlaGe
no@ ptele Yeripnen gum Slide bes
Germ 9tnsen.
NSse aud bisie 81. @tliton In ibren
Wirtunseu nod LANCE cine redt fru6ts
brtnsenoe fir bic @emeinpe ietn.
Or. &.
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8 eItIi6 e 8.

gDn Canada mad &pm. Der
u. q. 3eralb brtnst Elm @rcsramm Der IT.
ldnotf6en &atboliten Ganaba's 3u elmer
BaGfatrt nod &cm. Die @tlssr sebsnten,
AM II. Ipri1 BON Montreal unb anbesen
Srten mad Mew gort ob3uretfen; bic @b.
retfe Bon New gcrf erfclst etntse Sage
fs6ter per Dampfer Der @ttte.S Star . 2tnte.
Die @n3abl Der S%betlnebnaer 1T auf 100 Be-
i6rdatt, unb bic &eiie tofet $500. pslHe TN
goraus aablbar fnb. Die &etfe eebt lber
etSerpOcl. Yarts, gcrbeaur, Gcurbes, Mar'
fdde, @enua, etpOrno, Ytfa &c. mad &om ;
ferner ben &ldtransport mad @mertta, rtne
bic 3etrtcfen, uel&' 2sstere ieber Silser
gu 3ablen Bat. Bran esbentt, reat3etttg tn
&pnt etn,utrsfen. I'M. 3u benz f%lnf3tsidtrt'
gen Yrs.fsr.S ubtldun, bss Vapfes bex ees'
tern besrlben ~ t6nnen.
Gin S artattfer t 1T 6 tn ct
Der ueue amsrifanifHe Sl0tten i. @iniRel
8t@arb %. 1bUmpfcn TT Der gerfafer be-
fIr3lt& tint 9arper'fGen @erlase In Nen
gcrt eriGtenen.n 8u@ss : 1.-THE Papacy and
the Civil Power. By R. w. Thompson
Ct fGilbert tn btefen. 8u&e bic ansebltaer
tteotrattf6en gearebunsen bes Vapatbums
unb tte aus btefen 8efrebunsen entfprun9e'
men 8dmpft teslelten NIT weltlt&en &eBts'
runsen, bsfGrettt 3uslet& bas f&neleD a&s'
ttun1 Der r6mtfGen 8tr&e In ben Der. @taa'
ten unb ntabnt bas autsrtfantf&s BOIL. %,
faats. unb neutrality-suspicious. Inf&ldser
Der tatboltf9en 9terar&te auf Der 9ut 81
fein. Das Bud l1etnt ein &usbrud BEL
BET utanGen Mmertfanern, aber u Bet IA
natif& borntrten, nod porterrf&enben gcr
urtbstle sssen bic tat bOlif&e &tr&e 3u fstn
. er@eretn Der Gutter un'
6 terbdnbler tteltneult d fetae Sab
resresiamn1luns tn Gbteaso. Aus cen Ser
b%ane,unsen 1T fclsenbss Don aassmetnsn
Snterefs mtt3uttetlen:
1900 @asenlabunsen nit Butter fn'
wdbrsnb bss perFUGensn Subrss BON Gbt
cage aus mad BEN Often sefHtdt ,rorten
btefelben Representatives. etnen @ertb Dol
Sc, 10000. Der National.g erein bat ei
burG3ufessn sepubt, boB BITE Gtienbatn
SraGt fur Butter bebeutenb teruntersefes
wurbe unb auf btefe @etfe etne g.iparntI
spn 100000 erstelt. Die @snss Der In
Issten Sabre fubrt,trteu Butter (mtt Gin
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Der 6srr 8tl&of CAB f& ale Wibs
bur6 Ietnen 8slu6 tie Srbnung unit
Gtntraht uniersr @emeinbe ~ beben
Seine preoiet mudte einen tfefen Gin.
brud unp mar leasreid une erbauene
ni&t nur fur &athplitsn, loncern aud
fir NnDerseldubiee. Sang beloncsrs
erfreutsn I6 Die Srldnber. ou Der 6err
BilaUf ielbf FIBRE 8et@ten anb5rte.
patsr 2aurenttus BELT ebenfaQs eine
erbault@e prebtBt Dor benz 6odamte
fGr bic Deutl@en unb Neo. Snufrtus
fir bic pplen.
8et bieler @elesenbstt bislten aud bic
naetlfen NttBlteeer Der @emsinpe TIRE
Ofsrn, Bonn es empfnBen iiber 400
perlonen bic bI. Satramente. NiGt
su iberaeteu III, buS Die btsfise tatbo.
lt1de @emeiuce NIT tnnfssr 9tebe uno
DanfSarfstt ibrem 70 eifrfsen Seelen'
bttten P. Damaius SD9a ;ueetban 1T.
Rein Spfer uno Wlbe miro ron TIM
9ei9eut, ra5 Wpbl Der 0emeinee ~
beben belonberS 1T es cte liebe Sus
senb, auf reren 8iIouns uno Grstebuna
letn fan3es 8sfreben eebt. MDseu
mir uns nOp lause ieiner lssIlUrslt'
den 9tlfe erfreuen. dub 1T nod au
bemerfsn pab Der Sanger Gbor bisiee,
0emeinre fd stele MGbe sab. 9enanns
tee Tef burd sutsn @elaus ;u erbeben,
&c sebibrt 10 wobl ben Sdneern, ale
rer SreautRin Grdulsin 5abn ole
Gbre.
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