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FOR SALE.

EoR sALE-THE DELIGHTFUL hEssIt-
4 Dooey at the corner Of WASHINGTON and
ahont 100 feet from st. Charles street, are for
s sale. The grounds consist of nine lots. covered
with about 1900 orange trees s2me sixty Tn bear
nroyements are nearly new-a raised cottage.
with marble mantels, hall, and all convenient at
outbuildngs for poultry. etc. etc INQUIRE at ~
ST Charles street, or on the premises, or az
dress Postoffice Box 2430. aplIl
NOR sALE-oNE FIRST GLASS TICKET
Is to Richmond, Va. and two first-class Tick
cts to st. Louis. Mo. Inquire at No. - st'
Charles street. Huo
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aps1ra
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR,
First District, 1859 Grayier street.
New Orleans, March q, 1877.
All PROPERTY OWNERS of the FIRST Dis
TRICT are informed that the assessment rolls
for said District are now ready. and that per-
sons desiring to pay the Real Estate Tax at this
time may now receive their bills promptly.
1 he following named persons only are au-
thorized to sign receipts for the Collector OF
this District:
For REAL ESTATE and CAPITAL TAX-Mr.
NJ STODDART.
For LICENSES A. ". COCKERTON.
Or the undersigned,
mh28 &C. A. BURk II, ColectOr
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q. IS. GIRARDEY'S
Ca1endar OF
Auction Sales Of Real Estate, Stocks, Etc,
TO TAKE PLACE AT.THE
ST. CHARLES AUCTION EXCHANGE.

w
r.,p oe-For the succession of
BIB. SDeeu-l L1san a1luapa forming cor
dence ana quaaa aad 9 Ghinnewa streets. op-
ner ~ E Scoui unn o
poslte Clay . Saua 90 1ha late Rev. ]. Maen-
10 CLOSE tns essao :. brck store. north
naut-Ine sn " afoyatta and Commerce
e cas-. corner % 1s'aso''S -.
The double tenement iianio =" oA's' ~
los Teil o,'y frame cottages forming the
Inc sgq b aap cnrnar Of Perdido and Prieur
soutnWess coinol y : NAe.o -sA-~
streets. etnra and dwellinp near
Inas e1ce ana forming the southeast corner
c ~ t,ns;t sn and Dauphine streets.
The nan s,s NJ aEs romron e rect. between
npWn,aa = and Raa;n streets. 81 Il
,,ha hrinR atahla No oas Common street. be-
Any t,uaar Ramnart and Rasin streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX CoLLBCroR.)
Third District, Parish Of Orleans, I
April 2, 1877.
All persons within the limits of the Third
District owing license and capital tax are hereby
notified that the Office for the collection of said
taxes is now opened at No. II Esplanade street.
s. r. PROCTOR,
apS In STATE TEX COuectOr.
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a oADEMY on MUSIC
Monday evening, April rs, 1877.

Monday Evening, April 2S, 1917,
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
rendered by the citizens and dramatic pro-
fession as a tribute OF respect O
MIR. ID. BIDWELL.
The evenings performance will commence with
Charles Mathews beautiful comedy in two
acts. entitled
WOODCOCKs LITTLE GAME.
After which GRAND POT POURRI, by b. Moses
and J. b. Vogle's concert band composed OF
thirty talented musicians.
Rec,tations by MR.. ROLAND REED-Shoo Fly,
parody on Excelsier), and Cast up dc Aat-
Choir Parody on Casabianca1, or De Deck
Stood ON the Burning Boy
Tableaux from Uncle Toms Cabin by the Ten
nessee Jubilee Singers. representing the
and choruses of She's the Lily Of the Valley
and Steal Away.
Nine METHUA SCHILLER the distinguished
German actress, will sing the following
beautiful ballads: Coming Through tho
Rye" and Through Meadows Green"
By particular request will be presented the
scene entitled The Wounded Soldier" by
Fred. N. hayer. W. Fl. Power and Waiter
Kelly.
Medley Duets by Miss Connie Thompson and
Mr. Roland Reed.
To conclude with the screaming farce entitled
''B B"-A commercial Traveller
Will shortly take place. the annual benefit OF
Mr.. j. II. Pike, stage manager; also, OF Mr..
Fred Mauberret treasurer. ap22 25
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SPECIAL NOaICE.

OFFICE STATE Tax COLLECTOR, SIXTH DISTRICT,
l119 Magazine bet. Berlin and Milan sts,,
New orleans, April II, 1877.
All persons within the limits Of the Sixth Dis
trict owing License and Capital Tax are hereby
notified that the office for the collection OF the
same is now open. HA. CORB1N,
ap12 aw State Tax CoE4ertor.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR,
First District, New Orleans.
March 10th, 1877.
The receipts given by MR.. E. G. PAYNE. for
eminent by the liberal and patriotic citizens OF
this city, will be received as CASH In the pay
ment of TAXES and LICENSES at this ONCE.
e. A. BURKE,
mh19 tt Tax Collector.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR,
Fourth District 241 Josephine street. I
New Orleans. April IL. 1877. }
All property owners of the Fourth District
are notified that am now prepared to receive
REAL ESTATE TAXES.
ap1ltf X. q. BOND, COLLECTOR.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR.
Fifth District, Algiers.
April 10. 1877.
All persons within the limits OF the Fifth Dis
trict owing license and capital tax are hereby
notified that the office for the collection OF said
taxes is now open at the corner OF Seguin ana
Patterson streets, Agiers.
M. J. BARRETT.
an1e II State Tax Collector.
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sPECIAL NJ TICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR
Second District, No. Is Royal street, Mer- (
chants Exchange. up stairs. March %, tn
All persons within the limits of the Second
District owing licenses and capital tax are
hereby notified that the Office for the collection
- 0N-'. P [. BOUNY,
mh23 tt State Tax Collector.
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For the Lake ONCE OF New orleans
City Railroad Company, No. 124 Canal street
for the Lake will leave the city at 7 and O'Clock
a. M, and every hour thereafter until O'Clock
O. m. The last train will leave the Lake End al
o'clock D. m. @. Q. LEWIS, Secretary.
AMI If
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DouBLE DA1LY.-On and after Sunday next
the 4th inst, the Jackson Road will have two
passenger trains daily, running TO ana nom tne
CITY. making connections for all points North,
East and West.
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TAX NOTICES.

oFT4eE tag CoIIEeToR sEyENTH nIsTRIcr
Parish Of Orleans, a pril III, 1877.
Notice is hereby given to the, TAXPAYEhS OF
On real estate for the year 1876, and delinquent
taxes for the years 1874 and 1875.
Prompt payment will save costs.
HENRY TEBBF, Tax Collector.
Office-Corner Carrollton avenue and HamD-
son street. ap2l ~
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RECEPTION COMMITTEE.

RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Col. w. T. VAUDRY. Chairman.
Col. John GIynn, Jr, Col w. E. Huger,
Atwood Violet Capt. S. Fl. Buck,
Capt Harrison Watts. 1t Col Frank McGlofns
Col w M Owen. Col. J. B. Vinet.
Can't r. p. Peasants, Capt. G.. A. Williams,
Can't. FL NJ. Isaacson, Mai J. B Richardson.
James Buckley. Capt Newton buekner.
Col G. H. Allen, Dr. Geo Howe,
Cant Ieonce Boury. Lieut.. B. M. Harrod.
Huph Brown. Capt. Chas. s. Boarman.
Col. G. LeGardeur. Lieut.. W. Il. beannams
Major F. O. Minor. Major T.. j. Hamilton.
Can't. Chas. B. Keep, Major Jas. Buckner.
Lieut. Phil Buchanan. Capt. 0. Duboucnel,
Capt. Jno. A. Augustin. G. g. johnson.
Capt. P. s. Wiltz Jr, Il. f. Lavillebeuyre,
Tieut W. f. Pinckard. ap22
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The steam street cars in Paris are re-
ported to be unqualifedly successful,
although they run along the grandest
boulevard in the city, and through some
of the busiest streets, turning sharp
angles and climbing and descending
perceptible grades. The engines draw
crowded cars from the Arc de Triomphe
to the Bastile,. a distance OF seven
miles, at speed OF eight miles an nour,
horses frightened by the sight Of the en-
zines. The latter are like the dummies
On Market street, Philadelphia, noise
less and smokeless, and steam power Is
said to have proved much more economl-
cal than horse power.
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WANTS.

yXrANTED-TO SELL CHEAP. A MARBLE
w Fountain for Soda, Vichy and Kissingen
water, at 17s Poydras street ap-2 Az
NTANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY. HIGHLY
w connected and thoroughly competent TO
of said languages in school for young ladies',
or in private family either In the city or In the
country References unexceptionable. Ad-
dress j. NJ, 80 xchange Alley. ap22 u
vI1ANTED-A SITUATION, By A YOUNG
w man and wife-fhe man TO do WORK OF any
kind: the woman to cook, wash and iron, anu
make herself useful Would take. care OF
place for the summer, or would go IN the coun-
try If desired. Address w. 1t, 20i Ihaila street
ap19 Nv
WANTED = SECONDHAND CARRIAGES
wishing to dispose Of them. Gan find 1,1 ready
sale for them by calling on /. I. MADDsU11, 80
Carondelet street. Also, full stock OF oar
riages and Buggies, and complete stock OF the
Japanese Childs Carriage and Cradie q MOst
wonderful combination; In short, full STOCK
business-all of which will be, sold at reduced q
prices to suit the times. :, The community Is Is
most cordially invited to call and examine at 10
Carondelet street. x.pnr7v
mill 3m =. I. MAD.-o q.
VITANTED-A SITUATION AS A TRAVEL
w ing Agent for a Dug House. ~ man
who is ia tiliar with the business. ana mas e1.
teDsive acquaintance IN Louisiana MlsslsS;lpp'
and Texas Best New Orleans references given
| Address G.. Mississippi CITY, Miss NH
| WANTED BY SOBER AND MUS
| w trious young man q situation as Watch
| man. Porter, Salesman or Driving OF any klno
Is thoroughly acquainted In the city; Would &C
| ~ nar r ofHoa - fe20tf
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Office.

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS. !
City Hail. April 20. 1877.
Subscriptions will be received at this office
to the Capital Stock of the New Orleans Water
Works Company, incorporated under Act No. 80
of the Legislature of Louisiana, approved s1st
March, 1877.
The old Water Works Bonds of the city OF New
Orleans will be received AT PAR. and must be
surrendered at the time of subscribing.
apo got ED. PILoBo 4. MayoI.
Proposals for Bread and MeHts
Sealed proposals will be received until the 2eth
inst. for supplying the Charity Hospital with
bread and meats from May to August 1. prox.
Specifications of kind. quality and ouan'lty
can be had of the Secretary and Treasurer OF
tn Hospital
The Finance Committee reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Proposals for bread to be marked Bread"
Those for meat to be marked Meat"
J. J. IRBY,
an1e tos Chairman Finance Com mittee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

special NOtfce-Fhc steamer Fh6siiP-
son Dean has arrived, and will positive ely leave
for Louisville and Cincinnati on MONDAf,
: p pp y - = = = W.B. MILLER. Master.
ONCE OF the Crescent City Live stock
Landing and Slaughter ii ouse Company,
No 20 Carondelet street. back office.New. " .l
sinking fund of the mortgage bonds OF this com
pany, win take place at this office. On I Y ~
DAY, May /. 1877. at clock, D. m. The hold
ers of bonds are invited to attend
J. N. AUGUSTIN.
ana0 I'd Secretary.
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Tha popular wine before the war was PIPER
Haidseick. We still call for Piper.
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p,,n~r,.,,a fo1,oesE "a ill, IN elegant bottles
- sunarinr fnish and beauty-in themselves an
eminent. Il has, in brief time, attained
isrca and constantly increasing sale, confirming
he opinion Of the best judges that i q equal
IF sot superior, to the celebrated farina.
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A MEDLEY,

A MEDLEY,
With Children's Dress and Fancy Dress Ball. Oh
PROFESSIONALLY.
Thursday aud Friday, May 10 aid III, 1877
For the benefit of the
Protestant Episcopal Home
JACKSON sTREET3
Tickets 25c. Doors open at o'clock. ap22
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
To be be given by
THE CONTRABAND CHILDREN,
For the benefit Of the
Orphan Boys of st. Mary's Asylum,
THIRD DISTRICT.
| AT THE VARIETIES THEATRE,
Saturday, April Is, 1877.
Tickets Observation-Disclosures One Dollar.
Box Office will be opened 9th and 2sth April
| from 10 o'clock a. m. to O'Clock p. m.
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yIrANTED-TO SELL CHEAP. A MARBLE
w Fountain, for Soda, Vichy and kiss1ngen
water at 178 Poydras street. app Az
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Tickets One Dollar.
Box Office win be opened 9th and 2sth Aprite
from 10 o'clock a. IN. to O'Clock p. m.
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WASHINGTON, April 18.-A private
begun a speculation upon the necessi-
ties Of the army and navy officers. It
announces by private circular that it
will advance money upon pay certificates
at the rate OF eight per cent. per annum,
taking the pay-rolls as certificates. A
large number Of officers have bought
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homes and other property In this city.
and the sharks who have been preying
moon the Government officials Tor years
see ia the present condition OF AFFAIRS an
opportunity to continue their opera,
navy. Under the suggested policy OF
allowing private banking houses and
indiyiduals to come to the rescue OF the
ADMINISTRATION and tide over an extra
session OF Congress. the officers OF the
army and navy will be robbed in the
way of interest at least 100000.
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THE ASIATIC FRONTIER.
Russia Concentrating her Forces in Asia.
ICourler. Journal
Russian troops are now being trans
ported from Odessa to Poti, on the
Black Sea, at the mouth of the Phasis
river, in Russia's Trans-caucasian dis,
trict OF Imeriti. From Poti a railroad
runs to T1f1is, at present the headquar-
tiers of the Trans caucasian army. From
Tiflis it is about seventy or eighty miles
to Armenia, in Asiatic Turkey. Russia
has now probably about 200, 900 soldiers
concentrated about Tifiis. The imme.
date objective points In Armenia are
Kars and Erzeroum, both important
cities. The Armenian patriarch last
year called upon the people to rally &c
the defense Of the Sultan, but there has
since been some serious trouble when
drafting into the army commenced
| The attack by Russia on the Asiatie
frontier Of Turkey will probably be at
tended with success, as it is very weakly
defended.
nAuSrE1s Nancy
The New York herald., 1877-02-14
VIEWS OF WIN. BEACH LAWRENCE.

THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL COMMISSIONERS
ADVISED TO REsIGN-ACTIoN or THE MA
JoRITY UNCONSTITUTIONAL AND Arbitrary.
NEWPORT II. L., Feb IL, 1877.
The Hon. William Beach Lawrence, Of this city. rc.
Gently returned from Washington, where he attended
the recent discussions of the bill creating Electoral
freely with prominent members OF both parties
Last evening HERALD correspondent was favored
with an interview with him. Tho disting
gentleman spoke very freely the recent decisions
OF the com mssion which he criticised as will be seen
below and he seemed TO hold that the bill creating II
was unconstitutional, and ntmaicd that its proceed.
ngs might DO held nuil and void of tho
unconsttutoLaiity OF the scheme.
Mr.. Lawrence substantially said follows The
news Washington during the last two or thrcc days
has not little surprised me. When lott there last
week alter nconsidcrabc intercourse with promi.
nent men oi both political parties that
all admitted that the election OF Governor Tdcu was
placed beyond all peradventurc. Many who
had supported Mr. Hayes told inc that
they were convinced that Governor Tidcn had been
cons,tutionally elected aud that they never could
parties TO 'he infamous frauds by which the returns
OF the votes OF FLORIDA and Louisiana attempted
to he perverted Tor his benefit Tho article IN the
HERALD OF the 9th inst referring to tho speeches OF
Mcssrs Matthews, Stouahton and Evarts presented
lucidy tho utterly untenabc character OF the argu
mcnt Of the republicans Tor excluding all inquiries
TO the returns, that remarked to friend that had
been sitting as Judge should have intimaed, alter
hearing the speech OF Mr. Evars 10 the opposite coun
sci, 'that argument required their
part" Here Mr. Lawrence quoted from the
The New York herald., 1877-02-14

CONTINUED ON TENTH PAaEl
The New York herald., 1877-02-14


down to the remoest poll IN tue different parsnes but
upon the regular returns OF the officers consti.
tutcd tor that purpose and sent forward To II
In other words, draw very clearly IN my m nd
the distinction between the power OF political trbu-
nal TO determine election upon apparent right
the prtmd fdcie right as appears upon tho papers,
sent up 10 you--and the right oil judicial tribunal
when parties are before II, claiming TO have
been veruby elected ana that the other has not been
In that no man denies that the Judicial tribunal
u clothed by law with that power, can pass behind all
returns, all papers, aid can inquire Dto the verltabe
facts OF tho and determine according to the
right Now, uon't believe that by any fair consruc-
of the law, or by any proper construction OF tho
powers OF the TWO houses gwen by the consltutOn
there exists etner u tho in this tribunal
tho power o examining INTO the very right. as you
were court sitting to-day TO try tho case, quo
ranto brought by one candidate ior the Presidency
against anolner IN occupation, II sucn proceeding be
known to thelaws oi the United stutes, which point
profess to give no opinion whatever Now, II was
stated, and stated correctly, ny tne distinguished
counsel who argued another case before this tribunal
(Mr Matthews that an election necessarily CONSISTS OF
certain steps moving forward. II docs 80 every
where, IN all states, IN all governments
where elections are aud where they involve any thing
larger than the single political unit. Now, where you
have community IN which general education Is dii-
iuscd and III which there general desire TO NAM
tain lair dealing and support the laws prevails Tor.
tunaely oi the States Of tnIs Union but not
IN Iouisana-then the election processes begin from
the bottom; then commences III tho community the
lowest possible subdivision 0i political power, aud the
people themselves III TO be rused and ought TO be
trusted with the power Of determining IN those little
local conmuntics under tho inspection o their neigh
bors who shall be judges OF their eiection. so you
have and can have judges OF election, and from that
basis the election processes 30 up by returns from
township to county, from county TO District from dis
trct up to the Stale canvasspg toards, and IL every
one OF those processes the subordinate tribunals
every one OF them election Hummelshine, and cxer-
the power properly meant ty tho power OF max
ing returns they are returning officers
POWERS OF THE HOARD.
All laws reflect tho condition oil society. Thus IN
louisiana the election process, instead ofbegnning
, 1877-08-27

Subj, interltiibt unb gebalten ppn cer=
ielben 8erlon, pelhe ct eben nod bnr6
Die Straben perfplgte. Siele bate ibm
cen @lden 5usetebrt. Niit Dem linten
slrm umihlang iie Mntcnld' = 0anpt, Die
N%iugeripiben auf peren 5@ldie gele9t
unb DEN YulS prifeup, wdbreno lie nit
Der rehten 6ano elm Sub auf 'ibres
Gpfer5 Wunp ullp Goie prebte. Sn bent
lelben 9u9enblid, in peldem Spe uno
!6umber ibrer aniihtis murpen, Sps 0trs.
Sailure pas Suh DON Antpnia's Mntlib
surid, uno nit pemlelben Elm auf benz
Gid ltebenoes Sldihhen erareifenp unp
umtebrenp, periddrite iie ibre %finltere
@aife, wpraui ile oiele nit geiddftsmdbis
ger Jfube benz tpotbleihen glntlit wieoer
ndberte. @lei6seitis aber lesten iid
spei itarfe Sduite blibidnell UNI ibren
gals, pieien 10 felt suiammenprelieno,
oab nur nod elm turSer sur9elnoer Con
ibren Spoesihreden perrietb. Sas Sud
entiel ibrer 9ano, ben 2lrm spg iie pon
Mntonia surid, bic iofprt BON benz be-
itlr5ten l0umber in bic 9(rme senommen
unp na6 benz Sett biniibersetragen wuroe,
auf meldes er bic 0bnmd6tise ianft ME-
oersleiten lieb.
6ortiebung iolgt.)
, 1877-08-27

riidlidti9uns Der 6p6s, Sief= hnc
Wfittelltellung aneinanper 9ereibt, l6wa6
poer tart beSeihnet.
Ser pberlte @runoiab Der 8bpnosrapbie
lautet: uSbreibe, wie Su bDrit," mes
balb allie niht stm Nusorude selangen>
ben Suditaben unbeSeidnet bleiben, J..
y. oas Sebnunsszh unr e; perwanote
Gaute erbielten dbnli6e 3eiden.
Ser Grfnber bat ii6 inoeb niht bamit
besnilgt, Elm Sptem gu idaffen, welbes,
aui lansidbrigen Stupien unp praftiiden
Grfabrunsen auf benz Gebiete Der Spra6e
uno Der SdriTt begriinoet, ben Nnfproe=
rlln9en gu entlpre6en i'm Stanoe lit, welde
an cine Shrift in Besug auf piilenl6aitz
lide Yesrinpung, Ginfadbeit, aiir;e uno
Seutli6teit 9eltellt peroen t6nnen; er bat
pielmebr iein Spltem nit einem &iirsunssz
perfabren bereidert, wel6es, auf bet 3us
riidilbruns Der Sramatifaliihen Heoetbeile
auf ibre nptbwenpisitens Seltanptbeile,
lopte auf Der lo9iihen airjung Der Sabz
slieoer nit &itiidt auf beren 3ulamz
menbans berubeno, ben geilbten Ybpnpz
9rapben in ben Stano lebt, aud Der
idnellten Heoe ~wortsetreu sn iplsen.
8enn mir nun bic ourb bic Ybpnpz
graphic sebotenen Sprtbeile Suiammenz
fallen, 10 fnoen mir: baB iie cine genaue
Se;ei6nuns jeoes 2autes Der Sprade
geltattet; iie lit einfad ui1o lei6t gu err
tennen, 10 oab ielbit Sauler Der @lemen=
tarclaiien erfplsrei6er llnterridt BARN
ertbeilt wiro; ibre 8eseln peroen obue
Nusnabme our6seflbrt uno tonnen in
menigen Stunoen benz @ebdhtniiie elm
serprdgt weroen; ibre Sormen iino
ibreiblldtig uno in bpbem @raoe per-
binoungsfdbig. SermDse oieier gprsase
eisnet lia bic 8bOnosrapbie 5ur Bolts
ihrift, inbem iie in Solge ibrer oeutliden
uno senauen SeSeibnuns bic serp6bnlide
S6rift pollitdnois gu erieben permas,
mas bon ben %ibrisen ACKNOWLEDGMENT
nibt %bebauptet weroen tam.
Die Ybpnp9rapbte sewdbrt enbli6 cine
beoeutenoe 3eit= unb Gaumeriparnib,
inpem ie in unsetirSter Sprm einen pierz
NAL fleineren Gaum ais Die Gurrentlbrift
beaniprudt, uno bic Siriruns Don 60 bis
20 @orten in Der Wtinute ermoslidt; nit
slulpenoung uno &arSuns ibertrifft iie an
S6neli9teit ale ibrisen alrSidrtftip=
lteme.
Sic Bb%pnosrapbie, melde Suerit in
Wien Der Oefientlibteit aberseben muroe,
bat iid ieit Der tur3en 3eit ibres 8eitanz
oeS sablreibe Sreunbe ermprben, unb
niht nur in ben 2dnoern Oelterreihs,
%ipnoern audi melt iiber oeren @renSen
Serbreitung %9efunben.
@ir iteben bier ppn Der iunsiten Sd6<
pfung bes menidliben Geiites auf Dem
@ebiete Der Sdriit, melhe cine eminente
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