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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-02
A WOMAN THAT WANTS TO DIE.

MRS. Margaret Goodwin, who has Tried
to Poison Herself Three Times, and
Failed.
Saturday night Mrs. Margaret Goodwin. resid-
ing on Pleasant street, between Constance and
Laurel, made up her mind that this life was more
than she could battle with, so, being i'm pressed
with this belief, and thinking that she would find
relief
IN DEATH,
tried to kill herself by taking an overdose oil
laudanum. 1t appears this old lady has for years
sold newspapers la the Ninth Street Market for a
living. but numerous customers having dealt
with her who never paid her, che was unable To
carry on her business. This preyed upon her
mind to such an extent that she m ade three in
efectusl attempts to commit suit ie, twice by
taking opium and this last time by swallowing an
overdose of laudenum.
In all three attempts, fortunately, she has
been dseoy red in time, and her
LIFE HAS BEEN SAVED,
On Saturday night, when che took The lauda.
mum, she was almost Immediately discovered,
and DR.. Mitchell was summoned to attend her.
When the doctor arrived he gave a prescription.
which was given to the cor poral Of the Sixth
Precinct to be filed.
The corporal TOOK the prescription to Mr..
Frye's drug store, but Frye refused to allow the
medicine 10 leave bis hands b-fcre i. vas paid
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-02
JOHNSON OUT.
The Ex Auditor Pays His Fine and Leaves
the Parish Prison.

The Ex-Auditor Pays His Fine ana Leaves
the Parish Prison.
Lite Saturday night. Geo. B. johnson, who
hsd been remanded to the Parish Prison for con-
tempt Of court until he had paid his hne, was re-
leased from duranoe vile, having settled with the
Criminal Sheriff, very late Saturday night, the
matter Of $50.
It looks ID II his delay in paying the fine was
for the purpose Of waiting until the Superior
Criminal Court adjourned Saturday night before
he paid the fine, go that he could not be again
arrested, and he would be able to leave the city
Sunday morning scot free. These ideas are all
the more probable from the fact that he did, it IL
stated, depart on o train sunday morning, but
whittier it could not be learned. He is now,
therefore, beyond the reach Of rules for contempt,
and his return is regarded rs very unlikely.
some Of his friends state, however, that he went
only over the lake, and would be back in day or
two. or when wanted. II he has vamoosed it
will fix the impossbty Of getting at the miss
ing Auditors books, and the damage to tho State
will be great, no evidence being comeatable to
fill this blank Of figures and entries.
During his ten days Of incarceration he " as In
anything but pleasant hun nor, and chaff ID con-
siderably at his detention.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-02
THE NORTH LOUISIANA AND TEXAS
RAILROAD CASE.
Erect Of the Recent Decree Of the y. y.
circuit Court ana Of the Appeals
Taken From II,

Erect Of the Recent DeCrcC Of the u. y.
circuit Court ana Of the Appeals
Taken From II.
We have been asked to state what Is the effect
of the recent decree Of the y. s. Circuit Court
Judge w. B. Wo,ds presiding) in the above
entitled case, and having sought fpr the informa-
ton and obtained It from authoritative sourcss,
tho result as we are advised is az follows:
/. The complainants, who are bondholders of
tho Vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas Railroad
Company, holding first mortgage upon its prop
perty, have obtained final judgment for the
amount OF their bonds and interest Cat the pres
ent time about 81 ,s9O,000). and an order OF the
Supreme Court TO sell the property in satisfac-
ton Of the debt. That is to say, tie mortgage
has been re.estabshed in all its original vgor.
2. The defeE dants, Lude'ing and associates,
have obtained judgment against the Vicks-
burg, Shreveport and Texas Railroad Company
for the sum Of $39l, $50 40, the balance foutd to
be due them 10 reimbursement OF their expendi-
lures in repairing and improving the property
during their occupancy of it, after charging them
with slGi ,476 Co. which the court finds TO be their
net earnings from the operations Of the railroad
duripg the came period Of time.
8. ! he defendants, Ludelipg and associates
land this is the real ph and n,dr7o,c Of the easel
have been granted n judicial lien and privilege
| upon the proceeds OF the sale Of the property
for tho sum OF 1891 959 ~ the amount OF the
Judgment in their favor this lien carrying with it
priority and preference over the MORTGAGE bond
holders. Further, Ludeug and associates are
allowed to bid at the sale. either for their own ac
count OF in association with others, md If they
become the purchasers they are entitled to pay
their bid with the above judgment for 1891 1859 70
cash. A deposit, before bidding, of the sum OF
$50 600 iu cash is also required to paw costs ex-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-02
New Orleans TypographicaI Union No. IL

At meeting OF this association, held on Sun
day, July l, 1877, the following gentlemen wero
elected officers for tho ensuing year:
Presidential. A. Brandao.
Vice President. Ray George.
recording Recretary- VIM. II. Bell.
Financial Secretary VIM. II. Drury*.
Corresponding Secretary--F. A. Smith
Treasurer-R. II. Simpson.
Trustee Sinking Fund.-. w. Green.
Doorkeeper-H. Watar*.
Fiscal Agent-New Orleans Savings Institu-
tom.
*Re-elected
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-02

-. ISDeclhI 70 Tho UemODratI
MEMPHIS, July f.-Persous just arrived
from Hickman, Kentucky, state that on Fri
day night q mob OF armed men entered the
jail and took therefrom two white men, and
taking them to tho suburbs shot and killed
one OF them, named james Anderson, the
other escaped, but was so terrified that me-
wandered about until he was re-arrested and
lodged In Jail. Anderson was under arrest for
stealing bacon, but IT was charged both men
belong to an extensive gang Of thieves in that
section OF the country.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-02
Short Items.

Saturday evening officer Willis shot and killed
rabid dog, at the house No. 20 Villere street.
The animal having bitten two little girls.
On Saturday evening while Mr.. Greenly and
wife were driving along Canal street in buggy,
the animal became frightened and ran away.
Both occupants OF the buggy were preciptated
to the ground, but fortunately escaped without
injury.
Willie Johnson wanted some fruit, so he broke
open fruit stand in Washington Avenue Market
and stole some. Suffice it to say, Willie lam
guishes in the F fth Station.
John Mitchell larcenied two bottles Of wine,
and then retired into the Third Calsboose.
Henry Gross shot at N. A. Pepper and missed
him. Henry was shortly afterwards nabbed by
Officer Legrass and marched into the Eighth
Stationhouse.
Harry Roberts was lodged in the Central Sta
ton, charged with the crime OF burglary. s.
R ,binson was lodged in the same sta tion,
charged with being an accessory to this bur
glary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-02
ORLEANS MONDAY, 2,
PRICE, FIVE CENTS.

for, saying that he could not afford TO give
medicine away in that manner.
The corporal told Frye that he had no mopey
about him or he would pay ior 1t himself, and
also told him that the woman was DYING. and
beseeched him TO let him 30 with the medicine.
Frye refused. and the corporal was forced to 20
to Mr.. Stanley's drug store, who oourteously
gave him the medicine and refused TO take any
pay for IL. After the medicine had been
procured and administered to the unfortunate
woman, DR.. Mitchell pronounced her ont OF danger,
but at late hour Sunday night when DEMO.
oRAT reporter visited her she was very weak and
very little improved. The friends who were by
her bedside stated that they would have to watch
her very CLOSELY, ~ she has threatened to kill
herself il she RECEIVERS this time.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-02
Brev1ties.

Gold baths during this hot spell are q delusion
and snare. Whilst the individual ie immaraad
it is all well enough, but after he emerges the
anguish comes. The exerci.ing torments OF
prickly heat, copious streams OF psrspiration
and wilted shirt collars tell OF the mistake made.
The thing now 10 The tepid bath, which may not
be pleasant during it's incpiency, but leaves
one much cooler snd freed from the clammy
shirt and dilapidated cuffo.
Notwithstanding the weather small boys in
the Fourth District continue to Ego" for door
bells, much to the annoyance OF the servants.
special term OF tho Superior Criminal Court
will commence to-day.
Miss Fleury-UrbaD, the charming Louisiana
artistic, who has bsen lately delightine the Ha-
vans public has recently been engaged at the
Italian Opera OF Paris.
Yesterday there were two trains OF nine cars
each on the Mobile line, filed with excursonists
Some OF them had to stand up all the way re-
turning. Why not run three trains?
During the coming vacation the Court build
ings are to be put Ia thorough repair, andr new
cocoa mating placed on the floors.
Those ten cent excursions on the ferry boats
were well patronized yesterday.
Collector King thinks that the lighthouses
along the coast should be inspected, and may,
within few weeks, cause such an inspection to
be made.
There is good deal OF grumbling going on
about the extortionate prices OF the Mobile line.
The agents and directors chuckle over it. They
cay, like Cardinal Mazarini, "They grumble,
therefore they will payl'
Runor has it, and an authentic one by the way,
that the Cnstom- House Commission and few
others took yacht ride I W evenings sine O.,
duriug which the conversation turned upon
many other points than Custom. House matters.
The average State tax collector has until the
9Th inst. to make his quarterly settlements ID.
The Auditorisl Committee meets at O'Clock
this afternoon to continue the investigation now
being made.
Slimkins says there were four millions of peo-
pie at the lake ends, Carrollton and other places
OF resort, last evening, endeavoring to catch a
breath OF that fresh air spoken Of so often by
the city 'poicks.'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-02
RELIGION AND GAMBLING.
An Episode of Life at the Monaco Kursaal

A number Of pilgrims from England and
Ireland arrived recently at Monaco on the
way to Rome, and many Of them, from mo-
tives Of curiosity, strolled into the Kursaal to
ash sastc ' parm thinking a that | + annld m G'hp be-
well to improve the occasion by missionary
effort, began homily ON the sin Of gambling.
When he was requested to leave the room he
declined to do SO, declaring that he had a
mission from heaven to purge Monaco of its
vice. The attendants then proceeded to eject
him, but he suddenly drew a revolver and
fired at the manager Of the rooms, tortu-
nately missing him. The proprietor of the
gambling tables, himself q devoted son Of the
church, on learning that the offender was
pilgrim. rnagnanimously refused to hand him
over to the police, but permitted him to re-
turn to his hotel and depart with his fellow
pilgrims for the Holy City.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-02
Putting Up New Wires.

For number OF days past a gang OF work.
men have been engaged In putting up new line
Of telegraph. The wires are laid out Common
street TO Basin, down Basin and out the Gen.
tlly road to the old plank road TO Fort Pike. and
thence across the marsh and through the woods
to Mobile. Owing to the fact that the Western
Union Telegraph Company has the right OF way
along the Mobile railroad, the new line has TO 80
through new portion OF the country.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-02

Especial 10 tho Dsmoerat.l

DETROIT, July AT the jackson races
yesterday In the 22s class, Lew Scott won
the first money, Brtton the second, Capt.
2:31%.
Rarus Drawn trotted two miles against
time in 2:2O% and 2I7tl.
In the 2:N class Monroe Chief won In 20
Q 80 and 2 30.
The fourth race, free for all, was won by
Little Fred in 2 2:241%. 2:244 and :2e14.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-02

WASHINGTON, juno 3O.-The resignation of
Dula as PostGnaster at Bayou Sara has been
received Mt the Post0lfice Department, with n
personal request that Mr.. Weber be ap-
pointed. The request is indorsed by ex-Con-
gressman Mash. Tho Weber recommended ID
O resident Of New Orleans, and q white man
It may be accepted that Weber will not get the
place. Postmaster General Key Is quoted,
THAT postmasters must he home folks"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-02
DOMESTIC NEWS.


MEMPHIS, July Ia telegram from Ar
genta, Ark, on the Momphis and Little Rock
Railroad, states that an infuriated colored
mob headed by a negro named Sim Walters,
formed Saturday MT Sonobe twenty two
miles distant, for the purpose of going to
Argenta to ayenge the death Of d colored man
mobbed therf q week ago yesterday A COM
pany Of sixty citizens Of Argenta was formed
for protection Of the place Ike Green, tho
negro who. was mobbed, took prominent
part in the murder Of the Eagle boys In Rich
woods, near Argenta, some years ago
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-02

The DEMooRArs readers will bear In mind the
fact that the Ureedmoor team is TO consist Of
four representatives from the Crescent City
Club, with two reserves, tho National Associa.
ton having ignored entirely the accommodation
OF our club that the team be increased to six.
Even taking their rules as standard, the four
best scores made yesterday must go upon record
as the practice Shots and taking. therefore, the
four best scores-boibg those OF Messrs. selph,
Eyrich, Arms and Renaud--a total Ia shown of
b2S out OF possible 1000. and that is the best
score ever made
IN THIS COUNTRY.
Add to this the scores made by the two next
best shots yesterday, Messrs. Glynn and Man
ming t3T9), aud considering them, for arguments
sake, the reserve for the Creedmoor team, a
total OF 1907 10 shown out OF possible l450--
something which the other competing teams
will please make note OF and prepare their
wind gauges" aud Elevations" accordingly.
While q wing the shooters all the credit for maxi
ing these unprecedented scores, the DEMOCRAT
reporter, who WAS Ia attendance ut tho range
yesterday, insists that enough care is not taken
by the shooters, and instead Of being the ex sep
ton IL might be said that care lessness 10 the
rule. closer study Of the flags along the range
will prove that, as by this each shooter can judge
of the
Velocity OF TIE WIND
anu make accurate CALCULATIONS, previous TO hrlDg
each shot, that will enable him to put in bulll-
eyes where on yesterday four or three was scored.
1t Is hoped that when the team shooting com.
meuces THESE observations will be noticed, and
that then the firing will not be 30 hurried as it
has been In the practice shooting.
All praise is due those who participated yester-
day for the excellent scores made the best on
record-and we vorture the suggestion that with
prt per care and u careful study Of wind changes,
elevations, ETC., better one can be made without
the slig hi est difficulty.
In this connection 1t might be properly stated
here that although the Crescent City Club won
the last
INTER. STATE MATCH.
And although their practice footing has been
such as would justly prediction that they will
not come out second best in the Crcedmoor
match, the public do not encourage them to that
extent which the Northern, Middle State and
Western, we'll as the Eastern clubs ar
supported; and il anything can be SAIL shoule
our club fail, they can well say that but little I
any interest is taken in their success.
AS New Orleans has now the reputation Of
having the best
LONG RANGE RIFLE SHOTS
in the United s ates. it is hardly fair that it
should lose that honor for a want OF support
upon the part of the public generally, and for
that reason the DEMOCRAT urges that hereafter
those feeling an interest IN the reputation Of the
city should encourage the shooters by their pres.
ence at the range ON the practice days.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-02
Died Suddenly,

At hals-past o'clock Sunday morning lady
named Emilia Carter, aged so Years, was found
dead in her sleeping apartment at the house No.
SO Polymnia street.
The Coroner held an inquest, and returned
verdics that the deceased came to her death from
congestion Of the bran
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-02
AN OUTRAGE.
A tsentleman's Carriage Captured b.
TkufIians on the shellrOad.

A Gentleman's Carriage Captured by
RufIians on the sheIlrOad.
On Saturday evening, about du k, as Mr.. J. D.
Lalande, residing at 1913 st. Charles street, was
returning from the lake in his barouche, with
his family, the carriage was stopped by sbous ten
ruffians, at the corner Of Canal and Telem achus
streets.
As soon as they stopped the carriage ene OF
the gang attempted to enter it, but WAS prevent
ed from doing 80 by the determined stand taken
by Capt. Lallnde.
The ladies' who were ia the carriage were very
much frightened at the attack made by the
rowdies, but when they were forced to with draw
on the approach OF a policeman their fears sub
sided.
This s not the only outrage that has b ,en per-
petrated OF the shellroad, and Sergeant Surgi,
the commanding officer OF the precinct sh ould
interest himself In this case especially, and not
stop until he has landed every one of til, uilty
parties in all.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-02
Dexter Park Races.
Especial to the Democrat.


CHICAGO, July The first day Of the July
meeting at Dexter Park was held yesterday.
The first race, mile and % fourth, was won by
Bill Bruce, in 2;i2H. The second race, mile
heats, was won by Trump. The trotting race.
mile heats, 8 in s. was won by Crooks Mag
gle in 2 2:32114, Q 2:341a, 2:35.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-02

Among the gold fields Of Georgia are found
small strata OF ftacoIumite, or flexible sand
stone, the companion rock OF the diamond
and precious stones. A few small diamonds.
have been found in Georgia, and specimens OF
rrlndum have been obtained. The extent Of
these deposits must be ascertained by more
extensive explorations hereafter. Lead, sill
yer in small quantities, copper in axteastTe
deposits, exist.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-02
A Virginia Regatta.
Ispecial to the Democrat.

IBptUIhI 10 INC UHfnOfrHEI
RICHMOND, July THE first regatta In
Virginia took place on the james river, at
Lynchburg, yesterday. It was four-oared
boat race between University of Virginia
crew and Tobacco City crew Of Lynchburg; !;
one mile and return. Won by Tobacco crew
In ID .02
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-02
Burglary,

On the night of the 29h uls. thieves effected
an entrance into the residence Of Mr.. LELAND. 1t
the intersection Of s.. John street and BAYOU vt.
John, and succe eded in stealing and carrying
away lot Of wearing apparel. No clue to the
thieves,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-02
F'ROGMOOR.
UNPRECEDENTED SHOOTING Hy THE
CRESCENT CITY CLUB YESTERDAY.
Four shooters Make a Total OF SIS
The Hest on Record.

Four shooters Make a Total Of SIS
The Hest on Record.
Yesterday the fifth competition for positions
on Tie team OF the Crescent City Rifle Club took
place at Frogmoor, good attendance being
present. The day was very warm, the light was
too bright to suit rtleman, and the wind light
and shifting. yet the scores made are something
to be proud Of. -Four competitors in the trial boz
tween Capt. II. G Eyrich's team and that OF Ool.
Gynn, excelled the highest score on record by
Ia points. La the International Match at Creed
moor. September 10. 1875. four OF the highest
scores amounted TO $40 points, whilst our anna
teurs yesterday succeeded in making B2s Be-
yond the mere battle for positions on the team
there was keg OF powder presented by the Haz.
ard Powder Company at stake, Capt. Dudley
hcarrying off the honors.
xrtc
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-02
Personal.

Seymour Briggs, Esq, q well known steam
boat caterer Of Memphis, 10 in the city spending
. foW days,
, 1877-08-11
3ur SnbtanerppItttf.

@epine Observation-Disclosures iheinsn
aud inter Der r@eform". @eet.ruus Der Ser.
rem !popeS unb Shur3 biz Snbiansr. Inaele.
genbetsn au controliren. Der ct. 2ouiier
y@Iobe Demotrat" p%ey1ffentlitt folaenbs
Nntwort, Die Elm 9err bon bort. Der ih nm
cine Snoianer.N genten. SteIe beworben bate,
erbalten baben lou:
.Oeparenl.nt bes Snne-n, @aihinston,
.. s. Nsrthsr 9errl Su @rmiebsruns Sb.
res Brietss pom = Suli, in Betref ,hrer @r'
nennung gum S%nbiauer.N senten, meift mid
Der Secretdr On, Sit au benadrihtisen. bat
bic Auswablber Snbianer.4 sen.sn ben / hlt
den @.meinihaften tibermtefen porben 1T
Ser Yrdiicent madt folde Grnennuna BLOT
auf @mpfebluna Der betrefenben firdliher
@emeinihaft. welder bic in Graee fehenbl
Ngentur suaspisien if. 9oha1tunssuoI
U. geG, Silfsiecretdr bee Snnern."
Cine berartieer Orbre. bemerft ba,u bel
rGn3eiger bes Weftens," ia a0erbings unite,
@rant erlaHen moroen. fe 1T aber ron Del
seiammten unubhangigen Yrefe ffets beftte
ansssrtfsn woroen; baB ie nod in 8raft lift
muBten mir nibt unb es mdre pirtlid inter
eiant 3a eriabren, Oh 9srr Sapes fe ernsu'
ert bat uuo pr. Sdur3 ie b,list.
, 1877-08-11
MusmanSernns Tarbieer mad
4tberid.

Die SeDegung inter ben Sarbigen i'm
Siiben behufS elmer WiaIlen . NuSDanoerung
nah siberia ,plrb INNER lebbaiter. gefannt-
llh ertiirt i'm Siioen ihou felt 1916 Die
vNmerlfaniIde @oloniiatiouS @%eieuifaft",
melde 1920 Die eriten ~farbi9en 6reiselaiienen
als Golonlten mad jener alrifaniicben &iiite
lhidte.
9araus giug bann Die @riinbung iener
NeaersJiepubllf herpor, Die Nnian9S inter
Der Gernaltung Der erUdbnten @eIenldaft
ltano, aber 1S47 fir ielbtitdnoig erfldrt
muroe.
Iortpdbrenb bat iene @eieui6aIt auiabr=
lid cine anSabl f%arbiser @oloniiten nad
Slberia 9eifift. Die jebi9e gene9ung
unter ben 6arbi9en aber trltt ais etrle gan,
ielbfifanbige auf unb lit namentltd in Glib
Carolina bebeutenb. Gin A9ent berielben,
eth Wfr. SeseleD, Sarbi9er, melbet, boB Iit
10000 Jteger I'M SGoeu entl6loiien bottell,
rat 2lberia 81 Sieben. 2ln Der Spiee ltebt
eln COMMITTEE 81 Gbarlefton, melGes iid an
Die Ge9lerung NIT Der Sltte 9enenbet bat,
Den betrefjenoen NuSmanberern bic Dtlttel
CUR llebertabrt 81 ~llefern.
Oa5 COMMITTEE mafte baS Qnerbieten,
oaB DIE 4usuauoerer bleie ~llnfoiten oils Sor=
ldiiiie annebmen nnb blnnen S Sabren mad
ihrer Nnfnnft in Siberia III Yrooutten (ra.
meatllh in Saffee), benz @rtrag ibres Ider-
baus, suriidsaBleu ionteu. Su elmer Wtalien>
Serianmlnn9 su @barleIton murbe oleie
Erase melter beiprohen. Sort murbe Der
Sab BON ~farbisen Igltatoren aui9eiteut, oaB
I'M Siioen tetn &aum fir beioe Gacen neben
einanoer ware; %ieruer, oaB Die 9teser immer
cine Undergraduate Stelluus einnebmen
miiroen, mdbrenp ie in Slberia Die berr.
lhenbe STAGE iino uno ibnen 10 uiel 2ano sur
9erfiiauns itebt, ME ie mr. 81 bebauen i'm
Stanoe llno. 3nsleih wuroe bei6lolien,
cine Aftieus@ ompa9nle NIT einem capital
non 100000 gu %ittften, gum Infauf bon
S1ifieu fir Ausnanberung uno Sauoel.
Die pnterSeldnun9en iino bereits %er0finet.
SIN SlDeu bl,dt mon nidt sans NIT Ses
irleolguna anf etne Sewe9uus, melde DIE
ein9eborenen Irbeiter aus benz 2anoe fiibrt,
Die Iir ben Iubau Der liiollhen Stapel-
Broontte 10 DEFENDERS perpenbbar uno seeig=
ne! iluo. SebenfalS lift Die Seme9ung cine
iebr interelante nno fir ben SiiOen beion
oer5 iebr piftlse.