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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

The authorities OF Providence, Rhode
Island. recently sent back to Tracade New
Brunswick. II girl named CAROLINE BRpEAu.
afflicted with leprosy. and in an ivanced stage
OF the malady. who had for two or three years
lived in Providence and in several families there.
The Eastern lcprosy was introduced in Ira
cade from the Lcvant in the year 1858. accord
ing TO one account. 10y a French vessel. which
had on board n large quantity OF infected
clothing. The vessel having been wrecked,
this clothing was taken on shore and worn 10y
the inhabitants. A terrible pcstilcnce broke
out. and 500 victims were buried in one place.
The survivors fed. and formed three hamlcts
on the coast Of the Gulf Of ST. Lawrence. one OF
which is Tracadie. The plague went with
them. No active measures were taken to sup
press il until lSii. when n medical board was
organized. and II lazaretto established. In 1865
the pest house was placed in charge Of nuns
from the Hotel Dicu. Of Montreal and the
lepers have since been treated like human
beings. instead Of, as before like Gagged wild
beasts.
The Able GAuvREAu. who has been for eigh-
teen years chaplain Of the nzarctto, Describes
leprosy rs u subtle poison introduced into the
human body 10y transmission or by direct con-
tact" lie also says that some Of the unfortu-
mates. feeling the insidous approaches Of tho
disease, and shrinking from the idea of the
la2arctlo. secretly escape from Tracadic. and,
while rs yet there are no external symptoms 10
excite suspicion. obtain employment in fam-
lies. ana scatter the contagion. He mentions
one instanceof Il youth who died in n hospital
nj Boston. As large numbers Of French Cana
dians are employed in the factories OF Rhode
Island and the nrighboring States, it is possi-
bic that Miss BMDEAUs case is not singular
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

The sangunary order OF MARITIME
CAMPos to shoot all prisoners, whomsoever
they be. taken by the Spanish troops operating
against the Cuban patriots has produced dis
gust and dismay among Spanards here and in
Havana. As the majority Of the prisoners taken
by the Spaniards in Cuba during the past
twelve months have been women. children and
old mcn-non -combatanis - intelligent Span
iarls are naturally incensed against Spanish
commander who. by issuing SO infamous an
edict furnishes convincing proof of that which
they have been endcavorng to conceal. namely.
the hopclessncss Of the Spanish cause in Cuba.
since despair alone could drive MARTINEZ
CAMPos to such n course. and the horrible char
actor OF the Cuban war which Spain has been
wagng for nine years. The dismay among
Spaniards over this order is the result alike Of
their fcar Of retaliation 10y the Cuhans, who have
hitherto been honorahly punctllous on ia" sub
jet OF the amenities Of civilized warfare. and of
its evil effect upon foreign nations whose Just
Intervention they dread.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

person whose idea Of fun il to riddle the
windows Of church with an air-gun, that he
may give n scare to some grave committeeman
and their wives discussing the affairs OF the
church in the basement, should he looked after
as lunatic. But person who wiliuly or rcck-
lcssly fires into the windows Of church or OF any
other building that h. secs is occupied. should
have more serious punishment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

II Mr.. Cox had expended the time he de-
voted to amusing the House on the corn
Kitchen" In exposing the illegal action OF the
Executive in regard to the army. and the short
comings Of the Committee on Appropriations
on the same subject. he would have rendered a
real service. Five or ten millions yenr OF adj
ditto nal and unnecessary taxation in these hard
times are sufficient to make u legislator serious
orcusionnlly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

According to Senator MAxEY, there is no
proof TO show that Texans ever raided into Mex
leo. Nevertheless only n few years ago Texan
STATE soldiers. under MCNALLY. crossed tn" Rio
Grande. near Camareo. under the protection Of
regular troops and there was ilght during
that raid. Some years before the late war. also.
Capt. GALATIANS company OF Texan rangers
crossed the river at Eagle Pass and took the
road 10 Santa Rosa but were repulscd 10y MeNi-
can troops who drove them back into Texas
not. however. until GALATIANS men had set
fire 70 the town OF Paso del Aigle. on the Mexi-
can side. OF late years there has been no me-
cessity for Texans rading into Mexico. a. our
regular army does il for them. No fewer than
four raids have been made this year alone.
About ten years ago. Gen. SEDGwIcK went over
from Brownsville and occupied Matamoras with
United States troops during quarrel between
CANALEs and EscoBEDo. MAJOR ALEXANDER
has also raided across with troops.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23
Look out for Your 81 900 Greenn.cl..

William G. Curtis. who said that he came
from Buffalo, called upon sweeny Bros. AT Ann AMI
Nassau streets yesterday and negotiated ior tie pur-
chase Of tour per cent United States bond lie oilrr,d
IN payment II 600 grcenhack Mr. Swccny. suslrciinr
the genuincness nt the note made inquiries In wal
street ana the result was the arrest al GURUS hN stock
lN' nanre nontuNo Shnii-uil turu~ was committed lA
me United states 'ommi>sin err ana the note was taken
a. the sub Treasury aud branded Vountrel II was
80 MtI executed however, rs To he prN noVi good by
two banks The existence OF this counterfeit has hccn
lOr The plAle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

The latest dispute of the experts at the
trigger hinged on the weight Of the gun. Mr.
PMSE having insisted that Mr.. BodARDus
should not use piece weighing more than "a
pounds; and Mr.. PAINE having requested THE
sun 10 submit the point in dispL. To an inior-
mai arbitration committee. The sun did so yes
terday. md learned. to il- lasting qualification,
that there are no restrictions under the English
rules, but that sportsman may employ an
sl-ton gun to kill pigeon, II il suits his fancy
and he can hold it to his shoulder without a
rest. So. let there he no more fuss about the
weight Of the ordnance that may be brought
into the field on which II hundred or two
pigeons are to be killed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

We print elsewhere a French reporters
faithful account OF the EVANS banquet to Gen
GRANT in Paris. The dinner WIS given in the
nameof the American Colony. Of which Doctor
Evans although numerically hut unit, is prac-
tically II large and lively part II is said that
Mr.. EyARrs. TO whom the American dentist had
been endcN oring to give some faint notion OF
the extent Of his social fnme once remarked To-
Dr. EVANS; 20. no doubt. no Doubt. You
certainly ARE in cvcrybOdys mouth Gen,
GRANTS visit to Paris gave DR.. EVANS nm OPP
portunty which he WAS not slow to embrace,
lie organized an immense ovation. and sold
three hundred and fifty dinner tickets ut So
each. The Frenchmen who were present seem
to hnvo regarded the affair with quiet amusc-
mcnt Tho mcagrcnoss of the menu and tho
prolusion of oratory, the groteslne dispropOr-
tion of the blessing to the viands blessed the in
trodu ton of a troupe Of Italian opera singers
in the middle of the dinner the frequent and
remarkable speeches VI "le general MOVES
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

The WooDIN Apportionment bill OF last
winter. which passed the Senate, but was Killed
in the Assembly by ALvokD and HoGEDooM.
gave New York and Kings ten Senators in place
Of the present seven. and thirty-eight Assembly
men instead of the thirty they now have. The
Republicans OF the incoming Legislature cannot
think Of doing worse than this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

By tho way, nothing has yet been heard
from the Khedive OF Egypt in regard TO the ODE
lisk which he intends to give TO America as
token Of his admiration and afrcctionatc esteem
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

The Tasmanian Parliament has just been
opened by the Premier, Mr. BRowBY. knocking
down n member in the rrfrcshment saloon, and
then challenging him. Such demonstrations as
those Of the Tnsmaninn Premier might once
have been tolerated in this country, but Amer
lean Congressman have got bravely over their
primitive outbursts of frsk mess. They now
accept no model Of department less lofty than
the British Parliament itself; and. with this
ambition. they lately adjourned for horse race
in Batimore-for all the world like Parliament
aud the Derby. We erieve over Tasmania.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23
Nov the American Ninth Ward steps to

N0w the American Ninth Ward steps to
the front with her share Of the underground
mysteries Of New York. The discovery OF an
extensive still five feet beneath the surface OF
vacant lot adjoining an innocent molasscs
house is not credabc to ward that has con-
trbuted 80 largely toward offering the Govern
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

,..s,t-se Gshss,tic--7dAsi 49, SD s''h ''
u,,,u 4. Z lac stre-Rip Van wnse
c.,~,v rh~st~e-Grsfly Adams
ur,.d,,sy Theatre Chesney Void.
r,,..t's Oy~r. uous--1as aud 1So Broadway
u.rs~ rs~.tre-Pinrsn
q sch Aves.e rh-.sr--Romec and juliet
aiisnor~'s &c ride Circus aud Menagere
ar-.s Ore ~ House Rosside.
Meade. Midget Haii-rhe Marvellous LIN FS'-' N''"''
N.y, x.rL N..sri"m-BfoAt~V an ii1i'I
H,h,,.. q. rs~--The Drunksrds Home.
rsrL Theatre HON to Nest
-. r..,.,.-. Misunderstanding AMI lHs 81
steis~sy uaii-concert
Theatre so,sig.e-Nsriety,
The >-- Anne ricss M.s~.u-curi stiles
Tan, p.~,ors Opera u""s--N,rir y M'tinss
.ia. square Ih-atr--Iue NJ thet 3 secret
N<.useL'. pn-s,r-- False Shame.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

The Street Cleaning Department, thus Tar
unable to find the one man who is willing to
make himself millionaire by utilizing the
swecpings from New York's streets. offers to
give those swcepings to such farmers IA will
put their boats under the slides at the dumping
places. Now let the wide-awakc farmers of
Long Island embrace their opportunity
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

With the Republican majority in the Sen
ate dwindled to nothing let us imagine the
measure Of Republican exaccrbation against
SHARON If Nevada. who is always absent from
the Senate. though he purchased his seat in it,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

NORFOLK. Va. Nov 2l.-All the harropm
k''l'IS go Nuih. uN' HN'n indicted l.! the Grand JUiy
Tor Violating the Mail,t Liquor law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

The news has been flashed from Pough-
kccpsie that the class in astronomy at Vassar
Female College. having sighted two hundred
specimens Of the mctcor-by moonlight, prob
aby-wil now turn their attention to Saturn.
Altcrward some Of them may take up Hymen
and his rings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

The directors Of the Eric Railway have an
nwlNb h''"iN"r JrW't to push the s,Arn, al r,or'
LlLLL..lI.-lL N mn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

Now that the Methodist Bishops have de-
nounced Fraud among the missionaries, II Is in
order for them to condemn Fraud in the White
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

II is as clear as the sun at monday that
in both these States the Democrats carried
their tickets by the refusal Of the Republic
cans TO go to the polls. Anything like full
party vote would have reversed the results.
Thousands stayed away purposely to re-
buke HAYES. Doubtless other thousands
were Disguised with Republican rule. But
above all il is manifest that the independent
voters classified as scattering, and who
numbered 5000 in the two States, hold the
balance Of power in their hands.
The Democrats have gained certain
temporary prestige from their recent sue
ccsscs in Ohio and Pennsylvania, but
that will not survive long when the true
figures come to be studied, and when their
opponents come to see what reserve strength
can be brought into action. Neither State
can be confidently counted for either side
The future depends largely upon develop
mcnts yet to be made in Congress. II the
House Of Representatives. fails to redeem
its pledges, or commits blunders for which
the Democrats are famous on the eve Of as
sured triumph the next House may be lost,
and with it all hope of the Presidency.
Ii the Republicans do not retrace their
steps, and abandon the policy OF central
lied Government and eXtravagant expendi-
lures, they will invite not only a crushing
but an DISCRIMINATING defeat No party can
sustain and justify the monstrous Fraud
which is now seated in the White House.
That must be disowned to expect any
chance Of success in the future. Both par
ties are on trial, and each needs reform
frpm within
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

Tho Police Commissioners in Jersey CITY
have resolved Ia allow theatre performances
ana balls VI sunday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

and the stolid indifference with which the distin-
gushed guest of tho evening smoked and
smoked through II all. afforded q spectacle at
once novel and entertaining. 1t was red let
ter day for DR.. EVANS when tho only living ex-
President Of the United States arrived In Paris.
The question of the city's liability for in
iurics resulting from slipping on ice-covcred
sidewalks was involved in case tried yester-
day A Southern merchant having broken his
log In Clinton place, sued for $4,000 damages.
Tho case has thus far resulted in two Disagree
ments. 1t was urged on behalf of the city that
it is utterly impossible to keep the sidewalks
clear Of ice In winter so that persons may not
slip on them. and that II such suits are SUCCESS
full they will prove the cause Of large increase
in our taxation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

The speech of Gen. EwINd yesterday in
the House Of Representatives, which closed tho
debate on the Anti Resumption bill. was by FAR
the most effective and impassioncd speech that
has been delivered on his side of tho question.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

The owners Of n gold mine In the Black
Hills have induced Gen. SHERIDAN to put into
their service detachment Of troops Of the reg
ular army for the purpose Of operating against
a dozen miners whom they have swindlcd out
Of their wages. and who have taken refuge In
the shaft Of the mine. The miners have been
ordered to come up and surrender TO the troops
who are stationed at the mouth Of the mine. but
they refuse to show themselves until they get
their money from the mine owners. Under
these circumstances the troops may iind It DIM
cult to carry on their campaign. They would
find trouble in getting TO the bottom OF
the shaft with their guns In their hands.
and they would find it impossible to
shoot the miners from the mouth OF the
mine. They might make an explosion in the
mine with powder. or they might threaten to
throw boulders down the mine; butthese would
be barbarous methods of warfare against a de-
fencclcss enemy. The miners in other parts Of
the Black Hills are greatly excited over the en-
ployment Of the regular army at the work to
which they have been sent under the instiga-
ton of the swndling mine owners; and the
troops were hootcd IA they passed through the
guch on the way to the scene Of action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

What ails BEN BUTLER During sixteen
years he has never been so calm rs he is this
winter The country hardly knows lie Is in
CongrcSs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23

Sin. lam Young lady 20 wears old and am deerlv in
love with man some ~ wears my senior-a larg,, nu,
lnokiue, noble fellow, and love him almost tu dt-trfc
ton lie man at property moves III the best society
tnc, m the world and subscriber To your valuable
paper which occasionally he brings me- copy e. read
and admire n much lie has been waitiug oi me
Tor some time and he tells he loves me better than
any woman on earth and hrrNc he does lie waits on
no uiI, lady hut makes himself very agreeable when
anon. thcm AMI fancy they all want To get HIM Tie
dos. not cu ou very often. tnl has never asked M"
60 marry INN but has written me a good many letters,
slu. glowing terms how much he loves me, amt
the, are tho beautiful letters ever read know
love him ahoye all the world and know II would Ill
a. lose hiu would certainly 90 crazy n could not
got him received letter from him last evening stat.
ing very mpruient and cruel Tor keeping certain
young company late rs ~ O'Clock when 'uiu
ntcnl Ia marry him and that lac would be compe led Go
Withdraw III love hud att uunn ltun ur II Keep u pa
told me how much he loved me, ami how had he irt AT
my cruel treatment, and touching Were II, tones
cried I'll ~ O'Clock ~ usht frst--Whht shall du %
get hmf Sccondls II imprndent 10 keep young mans
company ~ late ~ ~ oCuck M the evening when you
have no intentions nj marrying hmf lWrd-ls lie too old
tomarrN mr. amt viii hr ever in sof know You know
how or and how am situated am 50 anxious ahuut
This cun haidlN wait Tor Hu answer. WHAT shall lu
God unll knows how do love htu. JhNAlk.
We'll, Miss Jenny, he certainly ought to make
it an engagement. if he says he loves you so
murh. and then he would have some reason r.
complain of your going with another fellow
Ten o'clock wasn't very late. Ii Will probably
all come out right, and We think the signs ar,
strong that he is really in love.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-23
She is behaving strangely Perhaps the hes
thing TO do is to draw of. pay no heed to her
and await developments. She seems littl
inclined to be coquettish.

SIR wear and half agoI was living In little coun-
Try town IN Vermont, In house occupied by farmer.
his wiie ami daughter soon cne red into intimate
relations with the daughter ani happemng 10 awaN, II
the susuicOns of her parents lett the house nj
without the knowledge OF any at the inmates Chance
led me To a Massachusetts, town, where became con
vcrsd Feeling Myself called upon to enter the service
OF the Lord. aud having received agooi education ie
tcrmned 10 10 the Yale Theolosical seminary and
entered that institution year since ! have been
here have nett young lady nj good family and have
fallen IN love with her have relrained from askins
her hand in marriage because the farmers dauShci
whom betrayed repeatedly hegs 10y letter Ia
inasmuch ~ love this young lady In New Haven VIII
all heart and soul VIII YOU be kind To give
me some advice as 10 what ought u dor fESrkNL
Nav HANkN, Nov. Is
Before you get converted again repair tn,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-23

greiie dbnIi6e troftloie @euBeruneeu
Srteori6 &app's auridmies, itno tDo6l
1ur aus benz lblen @inorude berDor9es
gon9en, ben Der itarfe Qbtau Der beut=
10eH @%t1tponoerung in ben Iebten SGDs
rem 9ema6t BAT. - Sbre 8erebtigung
bernbet ouf Der gorausIebung, baB eS
nit Der oeutl6en Ginnanoerung ibers
baupt porbei lei. Naein oaran lit ni6t
gu oenten. 8ieuei6t, ia tpa6ri6etnlt9
itno mir Dem 3~eitpuntte, oil benz ipieoer
cine gepoltige 3uitrOmuug 0euti9er
mad Nmertfa itattftnoen piro, bel nds
bet, als mau mad ben Qn5ei6en
Der leBten Sabre bGtte ~9Iauben bir=
fen. So6 penu ft9 aud bet
@intrttt oieles 3~sitpnnttes nod rm
Sabr3ebnte Der3ogerte, 10 oelgeiie maj
nt6t, oaB oas 9euti6tbum in 8enniDLs
nanlen It'd in leiner bere9ti9ten Gi9enz
art trti6 Hno frdftts erbaIten bat, OBJ
i6on Der 3uitrom neuer @inponberung
aus Seuti6Lano Elm babies Sabrbunoert
lang, bonn @noe Der a9tstger Sabre oes
oort9en bis 9eeen Gnoe Der oreiBtser
Sabre otefeS Sabrbunoerts fat gang auf;
gebort bate. Nlio feline 8ange! Was
an oeuti6em Weien, al beuti6er Spra=
DE, Site ur1o Dirt bet Grbaltung auf
emerttaniI 6em8ooen pertD lit, Diro ii9
%bebaupten, aud tDeun Der tpeitere3u3ug,
Der i9LteBlt6 nt6t ausbLeiben iptrb, etz
mas auf itd tparten IaiieH ioute.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-23

Wenn i6 bunbert Sbaler an etn
oe~metnnibiges lInterue6wen getDagf
babe unn Die Gtnna6men 10 gut tho,
6aB i6 bon meinen bunoertS6lrn. 1e13tg
tDieoer befommen fam, lit eS entDeosr
Dunnbeit. ooer @emeinbeit, au iagen,
bag oieie ie63tgEbaler ~@ eDt n n" ODER
vOtbtbenbe" ieien. Oteie 0umrnz
belt ober @emetnbeit aber lit eS, Die oas
9berbunoesgert6t bur6 feline Gntl1et5
bung begangen bat.
Sn Solge biefer @nti6etbun9 bes
SberbunbeSgeri6ts beftnoet it6 Der
8uno in Der Gage, baB er an 6er Ybtla>
belpbier NusteQung iebr 8ieI g e 10 0 ~
n II uno 0ft6tS berIoren bat, ausge<
NINE ieine 6 b Sang abgeieben
bon benz fit bic amerifanil6e Snouitrte
gerponnenen Gniebeu, BAT aud bet Buno
gang brett proftttrt 6ur9 Die ibm BON
fremoen 3egierungen g66ent1en
g III Iun9en Die III BbiIaoelpbia
~auSgeifent tparen uno Deren 0e:tb auf
cine Wainion ober barber angeeeben
tDttO; ferner our0 Die 8e5abIung Der
bonn 8unbe atDar angeitelten, aber
aus Der NusiteuungSs&aiie be3ablten
@ommiI1Gre. beren 9r0Bte v3Dat"
BARN beftano. bte 9usiteuung
an Sonnta9en su i6LteBen
un6 oaour9 Der &aIie einen
S9aoen bon Elm Bis an6ertbalb Wtiaio>
men 3u3ufIgen. go bat Der 8uno our9
feline QntbeiLnabtne in Betreff bet Gin<
uabmen bon Der Nusiteaung bteier MUIR
gef9aoet bat auBer6em einen be-
trG9tlt6en barren q ~ / n n [ourh bic
@ei6ente au~stpGrtiger 3tegierungen] oas
bon ge3ogen uno -itiebIt ieBt nod
9enen, tDelhe bic Gusfteaung beaabLt
babeu, bic 6Glfte bet tbeiImetien
@iebereritattung bes BON ibnen GuSgez
Iesten @eloes aus ber Sadie, auf ben
fauLer, 1pra9mibrisen 8ortpano bin,
baB vYrofit" ODER vOtnioenoe" De:
ni6t perIoren gegangene
GbetI zines angeIegten &apitals lei.
0as lit fau1, iebr faul. unb otes
1T Die Iebte S6IuBbetra4tuEg, peI6e
al Die Muslteaung gu philadelphia au
fnipfen 1T: baB fte atpar fir Die Snz
ouftrie ser Ner. 5taaten gu elm EN- gros
BEN triumph geporben lit, aber bic Ser.
Staaten ais poIttii6e perion ais etnen
elenoen, i6dbtgen unb fogar Ietoer
muB bas bin3ugefIgt ueroen ais eis
men lin auer Torm &e6tens" une3r<
Ii@em 8fennigfu3ier bingeitent bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-23

iiber ben metften onberen Shndppidtz
Tern. S6on feiu gleuBeres, Die LANCE
i6lante uno bod iebntae @effaLt unb bds
ni6t uni6one, trobtg entl6Loilene @ez
1t6t berrGtb etnen beoeuteuben Meuz
19en. Qber mas plu ct nit ar fetner
Sbatfraft un6 8egabune MAIDEN, iuenr
Der BrGltoent bic Truppen aus benz 9tetp<
Orleanier Staatsbauie 3uriif3ie6t ? Wttt
tbnen tDiroe bic 8afar6'i9e &egteruuo
tbre GeBte Stibe nerIieren; in tpentse1
Gagen niroe oas Staatsbaus ODE nn6
Leer fte6en, obne baB glt9ous etnen Sins
ger gu rIbren brau1te.
0ofentLi6 ptro ft9 6er BrGfi6ent
bur6 oas fre6e @aufeIipieI zines War=
moth Mot dbbalten Lai1en. ietnen Idnglt
gebegten gnti6LuB Der Sr%uppen3urufs
3iebung enoLt6 aus3ufibren, tptetpobI
ieLbft 6as fromme uno LoDale vG6icago
Goening Sournal" ft6 bon 6er 8ars
motb'iben Boife al neuen 9urrabs fir
BaGaro besetitern last.
Die bur9 bic QuseIei6Sberiu9e bers
betgeflbrte 8er30gerung Der Surid3iebs
un9 Der Gruppen bate ie0enfaIS 015
@ute, bGB tie ben ebemdltgen Gebeqen
in Houiitana poaenbs 3eit 3u gGn3lider
SS""H"N%"b0 %E0 NbO - IVISN ONb%Nt0
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