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The New York herald., 1877-09-20

In Now Enaland. You have seen that l have
oeeh 10 ONO. have been everywhere In the most
ulstnht seeti ms of The coun ry-nnd We have been
met oy tins same cordaty aud by great entL usias,
not, must saw, equal, however. 10 that which nov
see 10 nashville today Applaase.) As fennes-
seesn, as the humtest member OF the Cabinet OF our
President, thank most heartily tor the grand,
enthusiastic reception you have given u. expected
much oi Nashville, but did rot expect much as
has gwen US. (ApplauseJ
Upon repeated calls IRON the mblaee Mrs Hava
came forwsrd and bowed. am:d vociiorous cheering
from the multitude.
LAYING TUE CORNER STONE o. tue CUSTOM HOUSE.
At the conclusion OF the ceremonies at the Capitol
the procession again formed, aud headed by the
raee containing the Presidential party proceeded the
Custom House where tho ceremony of laying the cor.
stone OF that edihce perored under tho aus.
pices Of the State Grand Lodge OF ODD Fellows Aftsi
the preliminary exercises the architect delivered
silver trowcl and maet 10 the Grand Master, whit
presented them to President Hayes The President
then spread The mortar and adjusted thu
stone saying, 'l proclaim that tho coruc,
stone OF TINS building has now been laid" Tho silver
trowel and maIics with which tho corner stone was
laid then presented 10 Mrs. Hayes and received
by the President her behalf AS tho President Left
the grounds the people. irrespective OF color apd
station, swarmed about his carriage and graspcd his
hand. Tho President, with great cordality, shook
hands right and loft whiie tho procession died OF
the grounds
Al four O'Clock tho Presidential party visited
the widow OF President Polk. and wcre received
with the hospitality character stic Of the Polk
mansion. The meeting between Mrs Hayes and
Mrs. Polk was especially cordial After vino and
refreshments and the pleasant Interchange Of cvit-
ties, the distinguished guests repaired to tho resi-
dencc OF Colonel 4. W. Cole. President OF the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad. where stalo dinuor
was gwen 10 the President aud Mira. Hayes tho Cab.
net officers and other members OF the party, and
prominent citizens of Nashville, participating therein
After dinner public reception held at Colonel
Coles, from six to sight O'CLOCK aud great number OF
citizens paid their respects tho President. his friends
anu family.
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HENRY MEIGGs REPORTED DYING.

HIS GREAT ENTERPRISES TO BE CONTINUED
THE ENTIRE PERUVIAN COMMUNITY IN DIS
TREss.
PANAMA, Sopt 10, 1877.
Tho latest from Peru dated Lima, August 27.
Al that time M Henry Aelggs was very III and not
expected to iive The whole Peruvian community
was in distress at the prospect OF his dcath.
The Star and Herald says:-"AltLough, ip case OF
death, Mr. Meiggs made. some time since, very excel
lent dispositions respecting The persons whom be had
designated to carry out the railway and Cerro dc
Pasco enterprises still his very and is
yet tower OF strength, and every Of his under
takings will be retarded by his loss. No
man In Peru has had the genius
devise the power to the wonderful under.
takings successfully completed by Mr.. Ncggs and
tho face OF unheard oil dficuties-an empty treas
ury; false advisers and friends; all the obstacles
placed in his way by savage naturs even the earth
quake and the sea- conspired against him. but the
triumph was accomplished, and the Oroya Railway is
the most magnificent monument that man could
leave behind him to recall his memory to posterity.
Aere perennils
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DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

WASHINGTON Sept TO- 1877.
The following information has been obtained at tho
Post Office Department.
The steamer Oceanic, heretofore announced to sail
from San Francisco with United States mails for Japan
and China tho Goth inst. is detained by an acci.
lent to her machinery and will sail on the 2eth INST
Tho steamer Ashland will SAL from New York with
mails for Cape Hayt, on the Goth inst, at three
pollock p. NJ
The steamer Tybee Will be despatched from New
york on the 2lst inst, with mails tor TURKS Island,
Puerto Plata, Samana and st. Domingo city.
The sailing Of the steamer Niagara from New York.
with mails Tor Havana. scheduled Tor the Goth nst is
postponed until the 9th inst
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OffCER
WASHINGTON, Sept 20--l a. NJ
For New England, nearly stationary pressure, var-
able Winds mostly from The south, and warmer, clear
or partly cloudy weather.
Fer the Made Atlantic States, falling barometer
northcasteriy winds, stationary temperature, cloudy
weather, followed by rain.
For tho south Atlantic ana East Gulf Statcs falling
barometer colder cloudy and rainy weather. ncrcas-
ing and high cascry winds in advance Of the cyclone
followed tho East Gull states Dy rising baromet or
and nvTthcrly winds.
For the West CUR States, stationary higher pres
sure, 1ortheriy winds, possibly shifting to southcry
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and the ono Valley, stationary or
lower pressure, stationary temperature, northerly
winds, cloudy weather and rain areas.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
isys and lako region, stationary higher pressure
wurm souihcrly shifting TO colder northcry winds
partly cloudy weather and occasional areas of light
The rivers viii remain nearly stationary.
Cautionary signals continue at New Orleans, Mobile
st. Marks Key West, Jacksonville, Tybce, Savannah,
Charleston, Smithvc, Wilmington, Cape Lookout,
Cape Hatteras, KITTY Hawk Capo Henry, Norfolk and
Capc May
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THE PITTSBURG RIOTS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 10, 1877.
Mr. A. J. Gallagher, chairman OF the Merchants,
Committee yesterday transmitted to Colonel Scott
communication nouncng the results of the meeting
on Monday as folows:-
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1S. 1877.
Colonel THOMAS A. ScorT and the COMMITTEES of the hoard
OF directors OF the Pennsylyania Railroad Company
GENTLEMENA meeting of merchants, sufferers by the
riots in Ittsburs in July last held Conme rcia TX
change on Monday September IL 1877 proposition
OF H. s77 was presented and duly
On motion OF Mr Bateman OF Messrs Justice, Bateman
Co., the following resolution was adopt I'd Dy the eng
Resolved That still adhere the resolution NJ
our meeting OF August 30 not to claims hands
p the railroad unless they will recovery
me money Tor us within two years from the date lose
the request oi the meeting was Instructed to present
bher action herewith perform that duty coinnun.
tation you desire ~ make be kind enough II TO-
yours very respectfully A. J. GAi.LAGfEH,
Chairfnnu CufnnIittce of Su
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ssive instructions to watch for him on board the
steamer Crcassian until after her arrival at Liverpool
Tho steamer touched at Movile at eleven O'Clock
Monday night, September 10. and reached Liverpool
Oh Tuesday morning. London and Liverpool de-
tecve were watching the Crcassian for another pur
pose but they took such notice Of all the passengers
as enabled them to say some hours after, when the
order Tor spencer's arrest received. that he did
not land at Liverpool II he landed at Neville
no had twelve hours the start The Circassan's pas
seneers list includes Mr.. John Williams Mrs. WILL
iams and Miss Williams. Mr. John Williams Is de-
scribed as a midde-aged man, Mrs. Williams
young woman and Miss Williams as a child These
landed at Movic Tho Circassian was not watched at
Aovillo.
FAILURE LONDON
Messra L. Mailer x Co., London silk merchants.
nave failed Their liabilities are estimated $780, 000
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THE CYCLONE.

GREAT STORM IN THE GULF OF MEXICO
ORLEANS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
New ORLEANS, Sept. 10, 1877.
For the last three days u storm has rccn blowing
here unprecedented in its fury The damage also
been considerable
TOWN INUNDATED
Tho town OF Miineburg, on Lake Pontchartran, was
four under water and the loss the railroad aud
citizens will reach $50, 0OO
ORLEANS.
Throughout the city the drainage canals overaowcd
and considerable damage was done to trees and ramo
buildings. The whcie OF the OF the city was over.
flowed the losses there to market gardens
trees, &c, will reach $23, Goo
SHIPPING uyNJuREn
No damage Is reported to tho shipping, but In the
lakc several schooners were lost.
THE LEvEE DAMAGED.
Tho levee In front OF the city broke In two paccz
and large cave is reported at McDonoughvpe across
the river.
ALMOST A HURRICANE
Tho greatest velocity OF the wind forty miles an
hour which piled the waters OF Lake Poncbartran u
in The Of the city up against the protection cvecs
causing The Inhabitants along tho shore to be great
dan ngcr, though rs yet no lives are reported lost
DAMAGE ELsEwnsRR
Dispatches from Plaquemine parish and up the
coast report considerable damage TO sugar cane which
THE corroy CROP ExDAxGEREp
Is also feared that the cotton crop has been con.
siderably injured.
IN PARISH Of ST. JOHN BAPTIST
despatch to this city IRON the parish of ST. John
Baptlst says :-"Much damage has been done IN this
ncichborhood by the great storm winds which have
prevailed since Monday The sugar buildings, barns
and several residences have been destroyed.
THE FoKCE THE WIND
.'The violent wind uprootcd trees or broke them as
easily II they were dry reeds. The parish Court
House and many dwellings, were unrooicd aud tno
debris carried through the air Tor distances
Nearly every fepcc has been blown down, and tho
pecan trees are all destroyed The cane has suffered
much damage.
NO LOST.
'Fortunatoy there have becn lives lost, but many
will bcwail the destructive storm. The wind was so
fierce that dangerous to lcAvc the shelter tho
houses, as the air was filed with lying Fragments Of
slate, brick, timber aud tee branches
RICE CROP
1he loss on the rice crop Is estimated at thirty per
cent which will bear heavily on planters. be storm
has Deen vi the most severe ever experienced IN
Southern LOUISIANA
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SAVINGS BANK FAILURE.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHICAGO, Sept 10, 1877
was reported at late hour tonight that the Mer
chants, Farmers aud Mechanics Savings Bank OF
this city had suspended. Inquiry Of Sidney Myers,
tho president OF the institution, establishes
the truth OF the rumor The bank IL
seems. had been in strait for some
time, being unable to realize upon it's securities ana
the recent runs on the banks tho pancky feeling
occasonei by the failure Of the State Savings Insti-
luton caused the Merchants Farmers and Mechanics
10 go under and close its doors for good
1ae financial condition of the concern Is not VET
known. Mr.. Myers has mace out statement, which
VIII be mode public Tomorrow
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THE RIO GRANDE BORDER.

UNPoPULARITY OF DIAZ's PoILcY-REPonTED
RESIGNATION OF cANALEs AND TnEvINo-
OUTRAGEs BY INDIANS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN ANTONIO Texas, Sept. 49, 1871
Colonel Switzcr, at Brownsville, telegraphs to head
quarters that It is reported 10 the Mexican papers that
Generals Canales and Trevno rendered their
signaton, 1t being impossible for them to maintain
their local popularity and carry out the stipulatons
OF the extradi0n treaty demanded Of them by Diaz
OUTRAGRS by INDIANS
Information has been received at headquarters con-
6rming the OF the murder OF several persons and
pther outragos committed by indians, between Fort
Davis and I'll Paso. On last Friday the stage driver
was chased by eleven Indiana They Lipans from
Mexico
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Enthusiastic Receptions in Ken
lucky and Tennessee.
CONTINUOUS SPEECHMAKING
The President Encouraging Fraternity,
Peace and Prosperity.
NASHVILLE'S GOLDEN KEY.
Interesting Ceremonies Gov
ernOr Porter's Welcome.
BOWLING GREEN. Ky, Sept 10, 1877

BOWLING GREEN. KY, Sept 19. 1871
Tho Presidential party left Louisvilic at halfpas
eight O'Clock this morning special tram furnished
by DR.. Standiford, President Of tho Louisville and
Nashville Railroad who placed the officers car at
their disposal The party consisted of President
aud family, Secretary Evarts, Postmaster General
Key, the Misses Evaris, Miss Patt, Mrs Ncwcomb
Governor Wade Hampton and number OF invited
guests from LOUISVILLE. The Stamford Guards OF
Louisville accompanied the party to the
President, and presented Gno soderly appearance.
Owing to the early hour Mt which the party started
there were few people the depot them or but
at the stations along The road crowds had assembled
to see the President Tho train, however, made
stoppage until E!izabethtown was reached, where n
large crowd had assembled and were nriug u salute
rs the train arrived
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exhausted abroad. The condition OF the working
and lower classes even in The capital Is becoming
the subject OF great anxiety, while in the provinces
want and privation are such as no other people
would patiently endure. When winter comes upon
them It is feared that there will he much misery
and suffering, and 1t Is fearful to contemplate what
may be the results when the country shall have
been utterly drained or all resources. Food fuel
and clothing Will all be wanting and the usual
means OF supply will not he available, all trade
having been stopped through the war.
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GENERAL SHERMAN.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 1877.
The following despatch from General Sherman
received ut the War Department TINS morning.
WALLA WALLA, Sept Is, 1877.
10 General K. D. TOWNSEND, AdjuiunL GcneraI:-
Arrived to-day bringing our wagons over the CGur
d'Alene Mountains by the Mullen road the irst Tor
some ycars. Will write very ul Tomorrow. win leave
Tor Portland on Thursday. Meantime would like L
hour that all is well with you.
". r. SHERMAN General
The New York herald., 1877-09-20
ILLNESS OF SENATOR BoGY.

ST Louis, No, Sept 49, 1871
The present condition OF Senator Bogy Is pro.
nounced critical by hrs physicians, and 1t is believed
tnat In event will no recover sufficiently and ia
time 10 be present NJ tho session OF Congress-
His alt ction Is an abscess OF the liver from which ho
has long suffered, though until quito recently II has
not impcrilied lie
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THE wrATuEr YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twenty-lour hours CON-
parlson with tho corresponding dac OF last year, as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnurs phar macy
HERALD BUILDING
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THE YELLOW FEVER EPIDEMIC.

JACKSONVILLE, Fia Sept 10, 1871.
Six deaths at Fernandina reported to-day.
There several new cases. Contributions In money,
medicines and provisions needed.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TIE ST. MARY's AT NEW LONDON
NEW LONDON, Conn.,, Sept. 19, 1877
The United States schooship st Mury's arrived here
this evening from Newport
The New York herald., 1877-09-20
SENATOR MORTON IMPROVING.

CINCINNATI. Sept 10, 1871.
Governor Burbank reports that Senator Morton has
recovered from his low condition OF Yesterday
and !, now sleeping quietly.
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oFOK OCTOBER
now ready.

l. FOR OCrOBLR
ready
CONTENTS.
Administration Of Abraham Lincoln by Gideon WcI,es -
Woons. by VI. L. HShali the American Girl m Sh.p,r
oneds by Albert Khodes.stran
Yegunoi from the French of Ivan Tourgnenen bv A. Ven
ner elementary Requests aud Requests by If j. c.
tn,ecoSnized by Hary Ange DE Verc Miss Misanthropr
9y yJnsin McCary Naval Warfare, guns ana mrrlor BY
T.. simpson. Poimte DAlencon. u story, by Lizzie W.
,hampney Edwin Forrest, actors estimate OF great
artist. 10y Lawrence BarrcttOur Witch leeena of III,
Deswar. ~ Emily tcad-Litc, by Kate A. San -,ur
Near SegnOor. by Charles W. Raymond --irin Wood Ly
ture.-Nebic
SHELDON Co,
Murray st., New York.
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ORDERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept 10, 1871.
Commander Edward Terry has been detached from
the command Of the practice ship Constellation and
Commander W. 7. Sampson, from the command of the
practice ship Maynower, and ordered to resume their
regular duties at the Naval Academy. Lieutenant
Commanders Charles V. Grdley and Charles W. Ken
nelly, Lieutenants Jonn y. Mcigs, Socrates Hubbard
Arthur 7. Nazro and Charles q. Bowman Master Will.
lam P. Ciasscn, Ensgns 7. b. Howard and A. A. Mich
elson. Paymaster A. :. Kenny, Chaplain Robert Hud.
son and Gunner Robert simmons nave been detached
from the practice ship Conste ation and Leutcnnnt
=. b. NJ. Mason and Passed Assistant Engineers L. W.
Robinson and Charles W. Rae IRON practice ship
Mayhower ana ordered TO resume their duties at tho
Naval Academy. Sailmaker Henry T. Stocker has
been ordered to the Hartford, at Norfolk.
The New York herald., 1877-09-20
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES FOR cApErsH1p.

SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES FOR CADETsHIP.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Sept 10, 1871
The following additional candidates passed their ex-
sm'natons for admission to the Naval Academy as
cadet midshipmen:-J d. Crenshaw, Texas; G. NJ
Kase, Illinois; J. Kennett. Montana Territory: o.
Peasants, Indiana; W. d. Whittlesy, New York. W.
X. Blake, North Caroiina W. j. Grambs, Ponnsyl.
vsnia and w. b. Fletcher Vermont
The New York herald., 1877-09-20

FThE BARONESS OF NEW YONki
- Can nny one tell us
who The Baroness Of New York" iss
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Average temperature yesterday G0sa
Average temperature Ior corresponding date last
soss
The New York herald., 1877-09-20

RUPTURE CURED BY DIR MARSH'S RADICAL
CUgE TRuss. Only office. vosey House oppo-
stte i.nlfs trch
The New York herald., 1877-09-20

inviorant brace her organization
e II to stand the contunt dran whicn her trying duties
impose. every mDthcr VIII not only comfort and
gthcn hersuif will relieve and pacy her nursing
babe by the - PAgkERs ,isCER fONIC Ii has
remarkably hrahiul action the internal operations
headache. nervousness and an dyspcptc symptoms
relieves painful periods, anu sacy establishes regularity
ot female functions. Bnv from druggist 81 bot
tle sample ~ ceuts, nnd test its merits
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iHh ThEsiphNf NhSfONSk
President Hayes r, spondcd as follows.

s u very great gratlcaon, fellow citizens to
meet this large assembly OF people OF tennessee The
terms with which have been welcomed by your Gov
crnor seem 10 require oil Inc preparation greater than
my circumstances have allowed me to make, and
regret that am compelled TO be content
with taxing In plain conversational way IN
regard 10 the lew topics viii seems
to may be appropriately discussed on this OCCASION
understand that am IN the presence o men OF all
poca parties, OF both parties, oi both races aud OF
brave men Of both armies. (Appiuusal 1 am very
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DIAMONDS FOR EVERYBODY.

UIAMUNUS FUK
The "CiRcLEr GEus," containing 100 cngravngs and
giving history OF all precious firnisL ed
free Adurcss HUMrii.Ei'S Partisan Dianlond Palace,
corner of i'roadway and 12ih It New YorS.
The New York herald., 1877-09-20

A. A.-SCHENCk'S MANDRAKE PlLLS.-IN ALL
bilious disorders these PILLS may be used with conh-
deucc they the discharge o vitiacd bile and
those liver
wtich the of bilious affections In these
p,s cNpe asclrides which ttOublc-
some u producing piles hstula dysenery
anu her IA dislr
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PARTIES RErURNING FROM THE COUNTRY
Wishing Boors and SuoKs patrouzc MILLER co, $40
Ir..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-20
a II D.
Heutf6Iano.
6reis Hei9sfdbte e.

Don Der wadisnben SsrwiIbsruns bes
Bottles in sr6bsren Stdbtsn ibre,bt Elm
6%rantfurter glatt aus Grantfurt: Die
srite Wo9e bss ueuen Sabrss bat uns nit
3wsi grmorbunseu unb iieben bIutisen
Ne :Mffairen bei9sert. Sm Ietten
Ouar'al bes u~ersansenen Sabres murben
uom Riseseri9t nidt usniser ais 345 Yers
ionen wesen 8etteIns, 100 pesen Sbba9s
Ioiistsit unb l79 pssen 9anbitrsi9erei be
trait All Beriouen weiserten BEN linen
aufses.tensn Manifeitations: @ib su i9po:
rem beildufis go Wedielproteite fonben
itatt, unb 1T nod gar ni9t absuieben, MO:
bin oieies flbren wirb. Der lutberii1s
a%lmoientaiteu tlast iiber Die Sun.bmenbs
9erarmuns. @benio bic IerwaItuns
Der tatbolii9sn Irmsn: anftaIt. @eiu5e
uon armen aus friberen 5rantfurtsr Srt.
i6aften, beibt es in ben gridtsn, tonntsn
ni@t msbr beridii9tist psrosn u. ben itdps
tiiden armen muBten bic Spenbsn tbsil:
meiie ent3osen werben. Die Sabl Der
9llfeiudenosu tties in Der Stabt nm meb.
rere SunSsrt. Inter ben traurieitsn Gus:
ii4ten besinnt bas neus ssSabr.
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i~aniteite ausr @s1sn, feline itets sepdloise
Mutter : Gran;iefa mar linfiId, ld6ers
LID unp prdfte i9 idlsdt aus fran
;ista fcute ii6 fern balten, ipenn Seiut
fam, fur;-6ran;isfa ieste ibren Mann
unp ibren SObn in ewise 9srlesenbstt.
grms frau Sie tduidts Id ni6t
rnebr, ldnsit tporen ibr Die Sdurpen BON
cen @uasn sefauen. Idslib erfaste ne
tisfere Ssslenanst. Wdbrenp @ilbelm
UNI 5ubert bel zen Na6barn ipeiiten,
~;ulammsn ipasieren sinscn ppsr ausRiise
in rie Staet mahten, fae ie einiam, 8es
panfen binsessssn, Die ibr ZEN 9erftaEr
su rauben rrpb.sn. sic fiblte, ras ibr
Spbn fi6 ron ibr atssmenpst bate unp
rab ie ME Nicer isnes beilise 9srtranen
IN feline &iete empfnpen Tiirce, pel6es
pp9 tas betfts @ut aIsr Wittsr 1T.
Sp lanse 5ubert anpeienp mar, lab
de Jpn nur wdbrenp Der Wablseit unp in
pieien fur,en Stunpen lieben Ter Spctt
pie 8dlte ibreS @atten uur SUbneS ie
iplbe SuaIen erleieen, rae fe ;uIeBt
Uorpdnpe iu6ts. UNI I6 aud rieiem
3uiummeniein ;u ent;isben. Sis smpfanr,
pae fe beipen cine CAT mar. Oft bate
fe auf risiem @utc, ibrer Wits!ft UNI
ibrem Gisentbume, pie Gmpfnpuns elmer
Ssttlerin, Ter man iberprliTs Ia, Nlmps
len ;u Seten.
@enn Der S6msr; ibr 6srs unb 8opf
bic sun, Sprinssn flute, Fi6tete is f6
tn bic 8ir6e unr erbat bier anter beieen
Ibrdnen Mntb Don Sben. erbat Demutb
unp Scrub, UNI ibr Zoos ;u trasen, prsr
ben COB u. swisss 0srsefen. Sebrte fe
pann mad 5auie surif. 70 nabm ie ben
sebeimniepplen 6riepen nit ii@, Der aus
zen 8tpSlben pss Gcttesbauies bernisper
front; nit neuer Sraft erfiute fe ibre
pHidtsu unp trus ibre eaiten sspu!pis
meter.
Sn pisisr Weiie Sersinsen ben Be
rObnsrn &pisnlaut's rie beiren Ssriens
mpnats 6utsrts. Na1 Serlauf rerielben
tsbrte er nab Yaris Surid.
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Cefterrei6.u

lleber bic abnormen 8itterunesuerbdIt:
Mile idreibt man benz .Buoapeiti Napi.
lap" aus Dem Isnieier gomitat (Sib.lla.
sarn): rSn ben iibli9en @esenben bss
0anoes wiIien mir gar nidts BON einem
Winter. Sbslei9 mir Mitte Sanuar
baben, erfreuen mir uns bes id6nfen
6ribiabrswetters. Statt Sis unb Sdnee
baben mir beitern Simmel, Iaue @inbe
unb freunblide Sonnenitrablen. Gs lit
natarli4, oaB bas aud Der Gatur bas
peri aufssben muB, uno es lift unm0alid.
baB bic Besetation i'm 8a5stbum ,urid:
bleibe. Die S%erbtiaaten srinen pradtia,
ia Der Steps itebt in poaer 9liitbe unb be
tet einen prddtisen anbIid bar. Der
yanowirtb freilid tam bethlehem nidt frob
werben, benn er bentt an bic unuermeib:
li4en 6ebruar' uab WdrsfrSite, bic er.
barmun3slos bic fribreifen Yfan,en trefs
fen unb bic 9ofnunsen unb ausiidten ei.
mes Sabres uernidten miHen. Damn aber
bleibt ni9ts ibris ais Der Bettelitab ober-
bag Notbanleben, wenn bieies nur ni9t gu
ipdt tommt."
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4frifa.

Cine intereiante embedding 1T BON enss
lii4en Souriiten in Nubisn, swilden benz
eriten nnb Sweiten 8ataratt bes Gil, aes
n a9t worben. Heben benz ercssn Gems
pei BON Sbiambul, mo- man Die pier &oloiz
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