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, 1877-03-21

Mr. Abner Taylor thought It was ine 10 ntr,
1san ~ shst no should make bis statement befoFu
NJ; t;ny'on DENOUNCED all that Mr. Dixon had
rtay, wsTs S;s.. lIs: I'd E. so%$ + soala
His ast S,Gs e ed @snff % 1s's s' s9
md stated 70 tho,d gentlemen that he mad becon,t
ehost y hls aeeonnt;. lie ra1heF e1cltod1y dc:
ofa gentleman Who lid 70 deliberately lisd '.''''
9tr. lnyton tnsistcd that his AFFIDAVIT 10 read.
s'n IL sss q ss HI sos L ss e pssa sssa
M motion was carried, and. the rasstsr dropped
m.nIe Nominations. asked father lime, which wa
AT; KIM, Of the Committee on bylaws, also
asked further time, which modest requeat was
air. Tsylor moyed that whom tho Club adjourn It
n: Neke;son, q IT, Committee to caooss
.se S.Ia 'tEsa tso"sSs sesa ssG.s
oppottunity, ahoa,d DO givon 10 look oyet ths
ssnna sfsn;s and asked for further tlns, which was
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
Tho Special Conmittce afterwards met, Messrs.
vhcn 4 was found sh,t oIery doIiar vas accounted
IL pg preenstss n1as ~hss.e sa mon "ne3
;xas e1pcndea,,, Tho matter was settled saith.
| IACt0s1lf 10 Oil concerned, tn6 tfnUbf0 having
Stuplv originated In n eYste ndtn, ~ Fnrts
"nlea WAS easily explained UPON Investigation.
| sI11M WAHn.
as. % nd sIh n N.Y. VAR GaS
street, tho Prcsdcnt 1ir. Louis Hull, In Tho chair.
O. on molten COMMITTEES Of Flro waa appointed BY
Goio 10 sT deegass to the wsst
names OF r. c. Diencr, William WcdcmoyeF, John
ranacrpoot, ST.: ". Kospatrlck, Louis Init, aud
e.. Fenshotn. Tho report was accepted.
MGsaFs: Henry yolk. II. O. Marks and Charles
"a bc mAta a. tile meeting Of tho Club Friday ever.
| ingt a. NO. hl3 Dtue Island Ateu1c.
~ delegates 10 tho CITY Convention MessIa.
Gnna!es r!, pmimarno, Mo6ers huteh1naon; William
EloWnt Chnfles Camiott. Chhrles P1ciacr. and
Esans Hewell, wero ch9aen; Al these selections
nasc 10 10 passed upon oy tho voteta of the ward
4 a. tno pf,nhrsee. Saturday. On motion Of Mr.
Eandefpool tho chsis appointed Committee Of
@ nonent one tom eaGh pteciaSt g selesf an E1ccu-
r. % sEyEsrn WARD paAooaATs.
So secms m% sonder, hat noyetthelcss a large meeting
fn1H md fhN raIJar T.1n
, 1877-03-21
1NE BOOT Z SONS Music co.

IHt HUVI q SUNS AUSIC co,
oueE special Inducements to purchasers, 1t whols.
ssla aud retail, Of shcet.musIc, nnsc. booka NO.
llns, guitars, and u! ktuds OF musies! inatsuspts
osneta! agents for tho Standard organ aud Stock
plano. Quality guaranteed. No. 1853 6tAts strest
, 1877-03-21


BLACK ltlLl4S TRANSFORMATIONS,
Wa IT, PfspaEed g Transport .go.ds ieum Sidney.
neofAkS t1r neaTest point 10 tfu Hills on ths Inl1o
p:siss p..k. 3 Rsoid ss . cY:tes otesF
a.oIs thc9 and Wse through bills aips Il u
tstss .. 1roM any oshc! pouts. Wo are owneI. Of
oxh teams. -" '1S' 1'%F-~N ~
,,AEaaxsmsnss mAds for billing through sis u r. l.
r. 4na vxst 24r oEn tae. fTom al pol1.s IN tho East .
LastL ntad%ood: stc For tlltulArs A1d full pr leu
.r' spgty % f!sArT FEAlsts. Gorelnmsai fre.hk+
:, ,,i.efttrpee: Fisst National uant, osaana, unIaa
E.sihhe =: II 0mah4: Morgan Gdlakhtt. onaas;
Shs1SasFo: lE!eea1d, seeGeef c.. ENcsxo. rssst
Spca eiSfpGHltf ~ GsS; GGhlcAS2 Eatss. GAtey II:
foGL
, 1877-03-21

Tho Hiath Ward Republican Club will hold an ad.
|ontnel meeting to-day, At 1870 p. M, in Parker
Hall. corner Of lfalstetl and Madison s&reuts Kc.
publican voters Of tho ward are earneatjy soqucetod
70 ta present, - the wntd representative In tho
CITY Counc!i for tho ensuing two yoars viii b. nut
In tho aeld; also delegates 10 the Town Convention
will b0 elected.
, 1877-03-21
BY HIRAM BRUSH.
los Fftth.Av,

chAtteI Hoftgass sAis as TIT South 0ak.ey.tt.
hhnas natca q g io r. xlll b sold tho enuts
sgDs5ios peao ~ s,ss. Moae5a styes P.!of sal:
tai1tlaEA nlninx' soonl aod Kitchen Furniture sll
kihda Aa!h!sto2 prcsslnR Cast, Chamber Sels, He'd
eh C&rpst&, etc.
, 1877-03-21

TENTH WARD.
There will BE- 4 meeting Of tho Tenth Ward re.
publican Club this evening y 28t West Lake
street.
, 1877-03-21

, HEVENTH WARD.
The Eegulnt meeting Of tho Seventh Ward Rc-
publican Club will 6a held this evening at No. aug
Wcst fonFtosnth ssGeL Every Republican In tho
ward IL iaYited to bt present. delegates to liz
CITY Convention Will b. selected to b voted Tor 1t
the primary on the 24th Inst, -
, 1877-03-21
On Thursday, March 22, at $50 q. H.,
We shall sell very largo stock Of
FURNI ITURE,

Parlor Suits, spring styles, Chamber Bsts,
Extension Tables, Wdtdrobes, book Cases,
atdsooarda, Marble and Wood Top Tables,
Gasy Chairs IN oyory stylo. LounRel, 8ofas.
Walnut Chairs and Rockers, Brussels aud
Wool CARROTS. Clocks, Mirrors, Show Casas,
Parlor aud otloe Desks, oto.
.. GEO. y. GORE & CO., AucEta.
, 1877-03-21

.t.'in rsI'Giinc' ama 10 aaa given rs. unyton card
,n.n ~ Isu; sGI scaaes..hx aaa 70 Pay the
% ihss r.,d d'14p'5 a'' oaJ1oa "aa III poasedslon Ok
IA ,ncmhr, ,,,.oa . no,,. - o,s.. a..
!. tneMues selsea po!as OF order, and asked II
'hs nnss nastset mas petanent
,s.I ne'ses "eaa'eF "o'eo 70 &oopt sne mlhuses ~
e. p,~o, ,w., ....
PIt II, VI KJ,s ~ nItaMsnH s.ta.a Cumaml!sse.
,srt h"fn1e ths o R0hs ~ %sass veg tNe sap.
m39atSs' n9e saa nathing e!se.
~: n'1ea sAld ne Clnb could ADOPT tho min.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-22
TREMENDOUS DESOLATION.

At the highest point Of Mount Adams We
came upon a scene of absolute, unrelieved
desolation-a world of naked, savage rocks,
piled together in Cyclopeap vastness and
utter confusion, their sharp, jagged points
and edges all threateningly thrust outward
to deter, by their perils, any attempt at
climbing this rugged and frowning height.
The "bridle path" was a mere gully in the
precipitous mountain wall, and sometimes it
was not very clearly defined.
Stopping the horse to give him breath I
looked back for my companions They
were out of sight, with the guide, further
down the vast slope, and we started again
for another two rods before stopping again
for the horse to breathe. In some places
this terminating cone of Mount Washington
is as steep as the steepest old-fashioned roof
to house. The path is picked out among
the threatening rocks, mere line Of step
pi ices for the horse, for the first part
OF the ascent through al enormous fOrma-
ton of glittering quartz.
This intensely white stone probably gave
the White Mountains their name. Above
it we come again upon the ugly pointed
and jagged boulders of gray and dark gran
ite, scantly covered in spots with clinging
yellow gray lichens, and equally scanty bits
of peculiar mossy Alpine vegetation, in
the chinks and crannies, of which DO not
know the name. It is almost invisible
unless you look for it.
The aspect of the upper peak is one of
bare, tremendous, rocky desolation; of ugly
pointed rocks, so firmly and everlastingly |
fixed that no effort of human engineering
will ever be likely to disturb the positions
assigned to them in the convulsions of
primordial times. It is an impressive
thought, in looking at this austere mountain
;op, that it presented just as aged an aspect.
md was, practically, as aged mountain at
he time of the Crucifxion as now. In the
ife of such a hill two thousand years are ga
day, and the rise and fall of human races
ire as the feeting lights and shadows that
BASS across its face. Reading Eagle.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-22

A rev style of postal card is now used
i'll Germany. 1t consists of two cards of the
ordinary size attached together, each having
a postal stamp. These double cards
are furnished by the Post-Office, and sent
for the purpose of facilitating the return Of
answers.
In the small collection Of Assyrian cylin-
der seals in the museum of the Corpora
ton of Liverpool has been found duph-
cate to one of those discovered by Cesnola,
in the treasury of the temple at Kurium, in
Cyprus. The seal is inscribed with the
name of "Eriv-Bagas, the servant Nergal, the
war-god." 1t is of hgmatite, and of archaic
workmanship, bearing the representation OF
a priest in a long-fringed robe, holding the
crook of office. Before the priest is a
male figure, probably the owner of the
seal
The Morning herald., 1877-11-22
A MAMMOTH EATING. HOrrsE-

In Japan, the eating g-houses are conducted
on an extensive scale. One of the largest
establishments of the kind in the capital is
the Matsuda, which is kept by woman.
No rooms are let for lodging purposes, and
the patrons are mostly residents Of Toxic,
though occasionally rural party may be
seen staring at the unaccustomed sights
about them, to the no small amusement of
their urban neighbors. The customer is
given numbered ticket on entering, by
which his account with the house is kept.
A few rooms are furnished in semi-foreign
style, but most preserve their Japanese
character, and the food is almost entirely
native. The "bill of fare" includes some
twenty different dishes, the prices of which
are not fixed, but depend largely upon the
state of the fish market. While no meat
is served, fowls are cooked in a number of
forms, and all kinds of liquor can be OBJ
tanned. The Matsuda is opened about
eight o'clock in the morning, and closed at
nine or half-past nine in the evening.
The busiest hours are at midday and after
sunset, when the fifty attendants are kept
very active by the crowds of hungry and
thirsty patrons. To the passer-by, the
looks most attractive at night,
when the rows of lanterns under the caves
and the illumination of the whole building,
showing through panes of colored glass,
present very gay appearance.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-22
A man named Hunter walked 168 miles in
forty-eight hours in England last month,
and died day or two afterward.

One of the largest gold balances in the
world was recently made for the United
States mint by Henry Troemner of Phila-
delphia. The beam measures five feet *
inches in length, and is mounted on agate
bearings with capacity of 10000 troy
ounces (about 600 pounds) in each pan and
is sensible to single grain when loaded.
Over twenty million dollars in gold pass
over this balance yearly. The workman
ship is of the very finest.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-22
Warranted for Five Years.
CAUTIONI |

| All persons are cautioned not to make,
| deal in or uSe any sewing machines which
| sew with our needle, and max e the elastic
stitch, or that have the new patent self-feeo
| attachment, unless the same are purchased
from this Company, or their ~ euts or IL
ware of worthless tknitations and unscrup-
ulous parties who have copied our circulars
advertisements. &,c.. and buy only the ma
chine manufactured by us.
'The wonder is how SO good a machine
can be sold at so low price'"- Globe.
we have Tire machine and consider II
first-class in every respect. ."-[1'ranscripl.
We can reoomme end II 10 our readers %
[Christian INDEX, N. Y.
1.-The machine arrived safely. We are
more than pleased with it; 1t does all you
claim for 1T and more. We shall call the
attention of our readers to it."-[St. LOUIS
Christian.
prompt in all their dealings. and one that
we commend to our readers"--[ Age, n. Y.
Sample machines with table and treadle
forwarded To any part of the world on re-
EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
male aud female agents, store keepers, ETC.
County rights given 10 smart agents free,
samples of sewing, descriptive circulars
containing terms, testimonials, engraViugs
etc., sent free. All money sent IN post.
office money orders, drafts, or by express
are perfectly secure. Safe delivery OF our
goods guaranteed.
All orders, communications, etc must
be add essed to the
PEERLESS MANUFACTURlNG co.,
PHILADELPHIA PA:
The Morning herald., 1877-11-22
TWO RUSSIAN CATHEDRAIs.

Among the greatest glories of st. Peters.
burg are the two magnificent cathedrals St.
1saac's and Our Lady of Kazan. In thei,
construction and finish both display an
enormous outlay of money, imposing archi-
lecture, costly materials end exquisite inte-
rior decoration. 1t will suffice to give some
idea of the former, which is the more Still
pendous of the two. Inthe first place, the
cost of sinking the piles on which the foun.
dations rest was 81 100000. The building
which is in the form of Greek cross, is Of
Finland granite, and supported by over one
hundred polished pillars, 60 feet high and 7
feet in diameter. The cupola is surrounded
by thirty more of these pillars of large size,
which support the gilded dome, sixty-six
feet in diameter, with a miniature cupola
above. Then the whole is surrounded by
gilt cross, the top of which is 1886 feet from
the ground. The exterior decorations are
huge bronze figures and doors, as well as
Corinthian capitals and Biblical groups in
the facade.
Inside the effect is most impressive.
Here again are great pillars of polished
granite, as well as ten of iron covered with
malachite and two with lapis lazuli. The
walls and floors are of glistening granite
and marble of different colors. Pictures of
sacred subjects adorn the walls; images
loaded with jewels and gifts are met at every
turn; the altar is resplendent with bronze,
gold, silver, jewels. light and trappings
gold and silver chandeliers for hundreds of
candles are hung from the lofty ceiling, and
everywhere shrine lights and burning tapers
meet the sight to complete the impressive
grandeur. During service the effect is |
heightened. The Greek Church employs
vocal, but not instrumental music. The
responses are chanted at st. Isaacs by O |
large body of choristers without accompani-
ment. The candles in the chandeliers are
all lighted; several priests and altar boys
appear in gold and silver vestments, and
the people-all standing-are constantly
crossing themselves or bowling their heads
to the marble foor-the whole constituting
o scene of profound devotion to the
Supreme Being that can never be forgot
ten.
On account of irreconcilable differences
between the Catholic and Rusio- Greek
Russia still uses the old style
Greek or Julian calendar, which is twelve
lays behind the new style Latin or Grego-
ian calendar.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-22
Only Eighteen Dollars,
and
Horse and Wagon furnished Agents
Free!
THIS MACHINE

Is the most simple and compact; the most
durable and economical; a model of COM
binet simplicity, strength and beauty.
New and numerou. patented attach ment Is
No complicated machinery to be con
stantly geLling out of order
So easy to learn that child can lun It,
viii! do all kind, Of sewing, from the finest
to the coarsest; VIII hem, fell, tuck, braid,
adjusting straight needles, all descriptions
of cotton ks and thread Makes the
strongest stitch known; the cloth will tear
before the seam will rip; uses the thread
direct from the spool. The mach nc ii
beautifully finished and highly ornn
mented, and
The Morning herald., 1877-11-22
GREA B RI7AIu. IRELAND

THROUGH TICKETS ISSUED AT LOW
EST RATES.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-22

In 1918 there was built in Waltham,
Mass, mill believed to have been the first
in the world which combined all the require
ments of making finished clcth from tho
raw cotton.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-22
OMAN,

BY nm immense practice, extending through
Serlod OF years. having within that time treated
many thousand cases Of those diseases peculiar
woman, have been enabled to perfect
most potent and agreeable medicine that meets
the indications presented by that class OF dis
eases with positive certainty and exactncss.
TO designate this natural specific ompound,
have named it
The Morning herald., 1877-11-22
PHOTOGRAPHING CuLOKS.

Joseph Albert, photographer to the court
has finally succeeded in inventing photo
graphy to render the natural colors in the
picture by Photographic steam press Of
his own construction, without the aid of @
pencil. have seen some of the proofs OF
such colored photographs, by the Albert
press. An expert painter could hardly give
the colors of the object more faithful in liv-
ing reality and with distinctness to the
incest shades. The secret of the invention
consists in the analysis of the white light
into the three colors- yellow, blue and red
and in their recovery of the three colors
ready for the press. On plate chemically
prepared, SO as to receive but the yellow
parts of the light, and the tones of the
colors of the object to be reflected the first
photograph is taken, when negative
of that plate is at once put under the press,
whose cylinder is dubbed over with yellow
paint. None but the tones of the yellow
colors are now seen in the impression.
After that the object is photographed on a
plate made to reflect but the blue colors.
The plate now under the cylinder reflects a
blue impression, the cylinder being dubbed
over with blue paint. In the same manner
he receives but the tones of the red colors
by means of third plate. Printing the
individual pictures of yellow, blue and
red over each other, picture is produced
true to nature, the colors intermixing by
having been printed over each other. The
dea long entertained and prosecuted by
Albert, to photograph colors, may no
longer be considered as not feasible. It is
hard at present to fortell what revolution
the new invention will produce in the many
departments of art. Vienna Press.
The Great Western Railroad in England
was originally planned and executed by that
most extravagent of engineers Brunel;. at
lavish expense, and among other peculiar
features boasted the broadest gauge in |
Britain. The company's employees have
always been proud of this, and the engi-
neers in particular have manifested especial
for the gyratic eight wheelers with
which the 'Flying Dutchman' Gas the train
which runs steady SO miles an hour is
:ermed) is driven from London to the
Lands End When lately an engine driver
was knocked down and mortally wounded
oy one of these mechanical Monsters he
;ad to the company's doctor, q great favor
te with the men, "Tm glad, sir, you come
o see me start; and I'm glad, too, it
vornt one Of them narrow gauges as did
T. ~
The Morning herald., 1877-11-22
NOTICE..
Instructions to Ladies Gratis

All who arc desirous to be thei
own dressmakers, would find it to thei
advantage to call on Madame Schwartz
at her temporary residence, t17 Shipley
street, where she will remain for a
few days TO Leach the cen tennialprize sys-
tenn of cutting garments for Ladies' and
children, also, shirts for en1lemen. Shirts
for sale. Cutting, basting aud fitting done
al the shortest notice aHG i west prices.
YOU will only ca vi and be Coz. yinced, Ladies'
Wanted to solicit subscriptions.
sepl2-tf
The Morning herald., 1877-11-22
Dr.PierCe's FayOrite Presentation.

The term, however, is hut feeble expression
OF my high appreciation of its value, based upon
my own personal observation. AS n close OBJ
server, have, while witnessing Its positive re-
suits in the few special diseases incident to the
separate organism OF woman, singled it nut as
the linax or croWning gem Of my
medical career. On its merits, as a posi-
tive, safe, and e0ectual remedy for this class
OF diseases, and one that will, at all times and
under all circumstances, act kindly and in har-
mony with the laws which govern the female
SYSTEM am willing to stake my reputation as q
physician. Nay, even more, so confident am
that it will not disappont the most sanglllne
expectations OF single invalid lady who uses it
for any Of the ailments for which l recommend it,
that oler and sell It under A POSITIVE
GUARANTEE. If a beneficial effect is II,
experienced by the time two-thrds Of the &C
tents of the bottle are used will, on return
the bottle, two-thlrds of the medicine hay
been taken according to directions, and they
beng one for which recommend il, PRONE
refund tho money paid tor 1t. Had 1nnot
most perfect confidence in its virtues, l cow
offer 1t as do under these conditions; Lho,,-
ing witnessed its truly miraculous cures AND
sands of cases. foel warrant INV
perfectly safe in risktng bn III,
reputation and my mOnc'
merits.
The following are among thoscion bas ,s
which my Favoritc Prcsc~ith a ccr-
tain,y never before attained byS, painfui
Leucorrhma, Excessive Fl0esnn from nn.
Monthly Periods, Supprcssonhk Rack Pro-
natural causes, Irregularities, ,ntevers,on and
lapsus, or falling of the Uterunsatlons Inter-
Rctroversion, Bearing Dow DcbiNtv. Des-
nal Heat, Nervous Depresirriago. Chronic
pondcncy, Threatened NUlccIoiion Of tho
Congestion, Inflammation IS, or Sterilltv. Fc-
Uterus. Impotcncy, BarrGany other chronio
male weakness, and vchot mentioned here.
diseases incident to wolhatllro, nv Favorito
In all affections of 1.-THE marvel OF
Prescription works Cline do not eytol asa
the world. This Dly fulills n single.
but 1t adm being a most perfect
ness or purpOiscases OF the sexual svs-
specific in AZ chr99ri not disappoint nor viii
TEN OF woman. lite or condition.
IL 40 h'rii, Al ai further information on
Those VINO obtain it in THE PEOPLES
these SUBJECTS MEDICAL ADVISER, a book
CoMMoS SENS, sent, postpaid on receipt
OF ovG ovGo wv Pats minutely Of those diseases
81 SloO. ltlales, and gives much valuable
pdvce in Va 'no'o
aa"IUns; .%n, ,rE PRESCRIPTION SOLD
Es,AvojRUGGlsTs.
" PIERCE, N. D., Prop'r,
BUFFALO, ". Y.
, 1877-08-17
KNAUTH,
& KUEHNE,
3 d Il k tf91 aft,
118 Broadway,
NEW YORK.

ns11 auf nsbs all 10 Sn Ssssussnssrsa GtaSh
In Qurspa.
0eIb. AuSiablunsen sarA bic Hsk6mter ietuis vsi
Gslesrapb nod ausx platsn IN Dsut&lans,
ottsrrsia. sr 0Aset,, bsuans. Ddnsmarf. e&us.
BEN uns Norusosa. ben Gn1Sfdnsrn iYh las 6aus
Ssltefert.
9restt. Drtefs fir Heifenss Jur Dsnntuns In ausr
srStersn 6tSbten Der alten Welt.
gtnsafFruns BON Orbf&afte uns esrssrnnsen
tsber Nrt In alien ~ldsen Guropa'S.
Derf9tMuns ssa 0Itsyn xnS Va6eten aaA
0uropa.
Der,snuns anismmsnbs, 0Htsr In REV Dsrf. nab
Dsiterbef6rsruns ~bssisIbsn mad benz 5nIanss.
0usspSifAss Oelb ausr Nrt sssauft sns ssrsssN
, 1877-08-17

bes 2anobauies; oasesen meigerte er iid
itanobaft, iie binaus gu begleiten. Sbre
brinsenoiten gpritelunsen, bic S6iloe=
rung Der Nngit, welde Sreunoe uno Ser
panote I'M ibn empfunoen batten, ni6ts
permpdte ieinen Gntihlub gu dnoern,
Sanft mebrte er allen pprgeidlagener
Dtabreseln. Dtit elmer 5reunolidfeit,
melde einen ei9entblmliden Gbaratter
Der Sdmermutb trus, berief er iid ba=
rauf, bab er Semanp erwarte, benz er
ieine Sreibeit perpanfe uno Der ALIEN i'm
Stanbe, ibm bic @eiunobeit surildSugeben.
glls enblid bic Sbir iid Dffnete uno er
Gegina aniidtig wuroe, ba elite es wie
title Sefrieoisung lber iein leioenoes
Antlib, mdbrenb neue ardfte ieinen aDrz
per su burd ltrGmen l6ienen. Dtit FREEZER
8emeguns trat ct ibr e%ntsesen, unbez
fimmert um Suan uno GpnitanS, welde
ibn nit itummem Grltaunen betra6teten,
unbetimmert Inn ben alien t6erpn, mel
der bas brdunli6e Nntlib tbeilnabmppQ
priifte unb nad pertrauten 3iisen in
oemielben fprl6te. Grit ais 8egina Sara
mittbeilte, pab iie Semanp brinse, Der elm
beiligeres 9lnre6t babe ais iie, ibn gu
beidiben, legte Der alte SEER feline 6anb
auf bes iungen Mannes Sdulter.
@arsa, rebete er i'm emit unb bod 10
berSli6 an, bas Bib bes gpsels, meldes
ou auf beiner Sdulter trdsit, es lit mir
ni6t fremb. Sieielbe treue 6anb sei6z
nete oeinen 8ater uno MIDI. Gar5a, i'd
bin 8iliam 6erpn, Der 8ruber oes per-
itorbenen Sob 9erpn, peines 8aters.
Sa leudtete es mie frpblpdenb in bes
jungen Dlannes 9lugen auf. 8prte itan=
ben ibm niht gu @ebpte; aber in benz
freunoliden Slid, in Der sutrauliden Dirt.
in melder er benz alten t6erpn bic Sano
reidte, prdste iid Der game 3auber aus,
mel6en bas Bib beS &eiberS, iosar bic
blpbe Grpdbnung bellelben auf ibn aus
iibte.
Sine babe Stunpe ipdter perlieBen
9lQe ben @aitbpf. @arsa besleitete auf
&esina's %prinsenoes 3urepen Suan nad
benz 2anobauie binaus, ND banee 6erSen
ieiner Intunft iebniadtis entsesenbarr=
ten. Nesina i6lpb iid 6eron an, wdbz
reno Gonitans, nit ben ausfibrli6iten
&atbidldsen perieben, iib eilisit mad Der
Sele9rapbenitatipn besab uno !6ilser nod
einmal auiproern LIEF, allies in ieinen
arditen Stebenoe aufsubieten, innerbalb
pieruno5mansi9 Stunoen mieoer in Stem
Yprt su iein.
8eiter mar perabreoet mproen, bqb
ielbi9en Cages nod cine 3uiammenfunft
Der in benz 2anobauie beimiiden Sreunoe
bel Dem alien 8iQiam Statt finben iplte,
gemeinidaftlid bic 81 glntpnia's 8e=
acknowledgement 8ese gu beraz
ben.
Gortietung folgt.)