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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-07

In the case OF Edward s. Jenkins, charged with
bribing Treasury clerk, counsel for tho defendant
moved yesterday, before United States Commissioner
Osborn, to dismiss the complaint Decision was re-
served.
In 4 suit brought by Oliver s. Carter against tho
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, Judge Donohue yes.
terday granted commission for tho examination Of
various witnesses at Shanghae, China.
In the examination OF John Cantlin, before Commits
soner Shields, a charge OF smuggling cigars his
counsel Charles s. Spencer, waived examination and
Cann held to await the action OF the Grand Jury
In the OF John Donnelly. who sued the city to
recover his salary clerk In tho Surrogate's Office
during the Ring regime, Judge Larromore, OF the
Court Of Common Pleas, before whom the case
tried, yesterday directed verdict TOR plaintiff Tor
$1,000, with interest," and ordered the exceptions 10 be
heard on the first instance before the General Term.
Judge Donohue yesterday refused TO grant manda-
mus the SUIT OF Luigi Svori against Angelo Bera-
MINI the facts Of which have been published excu-
sivey IN the HERALD. The application 10 compel
Bertanni who is president OF an Italian society. 10
declare one Mantinin elected trustee to n vacancy.
Elizabeth Northrup has brought suit against
James Northrup, her husband, Tor nm absolute d.
vorce on the ground Of adultery. In her complaint
she states that she was married TO the defendant on
the 1lh oil November 1854, IN the city oil Brooklyn.
She charges that her husband has been unlaithiu 10
his marital vow, and Is now living IN aduerous inter-
course with q woman III Allen street. They have two
daughters, aged respectively nine and twelve years
The answer denies the charges and sets up counter
charge OF adultery. Chief Justice Daily yesterday or
.dcrcd reference in the
Mrs. Marutta Harnahan in November, 1873, obtained
$4,000 mortgage which was subsequently assigned
TO David Hirsch. Upon bringing suit Tor foreclosure,
Mrs. Harnahan, having meantime died, was sct up
in defence that she lunatic ut the time oil max
ing the mortgage Mr. Hirscn has brought sult against
tho heirs the amount Of the mortgage The
trial Of the case began yesterday before Judge Van
Worst holding SPECIAL Term OF Tho Supreme Court
Before tho trial IS concluded Drs. Hammond. Ramsey
aud other experts in matters Of unacy are TO DO
examined.
Philip Guisberg has brought Grim con suit against
Louis Miller, claiming 1000 damages Ito charges
that Miller during separation from his wife, alionated
hcr affections and occupied the place OF husband 10
her Miller, on the contrary, asserts that hc only
visited her four times during Tho husbands absence,
and that nothing improper took place between them.
1t is asserted, on The other hand That q clear
against the defendant can be made out The mater
came up before Chief Justice DAILY in the Court Of
Common Pleas yesterday, on motion 10 vacate M
order OF against the defendant reduce BAIL
Mr. Douglas A. Levien Jr counsel for the defendant,
commended that there perjury somewhere Alter
short argument he Court took the papers
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FOOTBALL FOR THE BOYS.

New YoRK, April 8, 1871
TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD
A. B. Kahnweilcr requests that the HERALD would
use its influence with the Park ommssioncrs Tor
football ground for the boys. Tho move is seconded
by every Lively boy in tho city, for football is gamo
that all can Join in and has the great advantage over
baseball or cricket that whereas only few
play at tho last mentioned any number can play at
iootpa-.'thc more The merrier." Every boy who
has played the game will testify that It 10 much
exciting and Jolly than the others. and so deserves 70
have place In which u may DO enjoyed. would
suggest the ball ground (''North Meadows') near
Mount st. Vincent Respectfully,
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ATLANTIC BOAT CLUB.

Tho Atlantic Boat Club OF Hobokcn, N. j., DOW the
Oldest In the United States held their annual meeting
on Thursday evening last, whom the following officers
were clccted:-
I'restdcnf-H. OfTerman.
Vtce President w. II. Curtis.
Recording Secretary-R. ). Murray.
Corresponding Secrsfdry-F. Emeric
TreGsurer-James Reed.
Captain-C Erlen kotlcE
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YACHTING NOTES.
YACHTING NOTES.

The schooner yacht Rebecca entered In the New
York and Eastern yacht clubs, tonnage, M, ~ 60;
n M. 49, co. length over ALL IS fect beam, 10 feet
inches; Depth fcct inches; draft, feet inches.
She was modelled by William Tucker and built by +.
II White 1855, and entirely rebuilt In 1876. she
owned by MI John H. Reed aud sold on tho 4th
inst 10 Mr.. &. II. Joy, both OF Boston.
Mannings Yacht Agency reports tho sales OF the
centre board schooner Rebecca, cabin slocp Mystery
and steam yacht Fletch.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Samuel D. German, snoe manufacturer, at No. 2lX
Spruce and No. 632 Sixth avenue. been ad
Indicated involuntary bankrupt tho petition OF
five creditors, and tho matter been referred to
Register Dayton to take further proceedings. Tho
cams OF the pctitioning creditors ollows:-J.
NJ Smons, $50, 351 80; German, Forest Co., $3.50 90
Hamilton Pratt Co, $5l9 40; Stornfcd Bros Co.
$665; u. Blumcnthal, SIP 25.
u. j. Emdcn, dealer in cutlery, at NO. 1l9 Chambers
street. has failed. Tho OF his liabilities Is not
lar
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differences. and jonncaton cnsued Mt their rooms In
the tenement house No 397 Madison street. As might
have been anticipated, quarrel arose, and In the
trouble that ensued the prisoner drew a knife and
stabbed the stepson James Gill, IN the eye ana cheek.
incting wounds which necessitated CLIPS con-
bDemcnt In Bellevue Hospital In response 10 Mr..
Lyon, ascerained from the wife OF the accused
that GIL also In the habit oil assautnR her Tho
prisoner found guilty and sent to The State Prison
for the term OF four years and six months
ROBBERY or JEwELRY.
John Elliott twenty three years old. who said no re-
sided at the ST. Charles HOTEL charged with sca-
ing from No o3 treat Jones street property belong
ing TO Francis cyva No 200 East Forty sixth stree
comprising Two diamond rings valued mt 81, 600; hve
pairs of COLA sleeve buttons three gold chains, set OF
jewery and cnamelled chain, In all OF tho value OF
81 s6 The prisoner pleaded guilty 10 grand larceny,
and was sentenced to four years In the State PRISON
BURGLARS ovERHAULED.
Edward BROKER, Edward Hanly and Edward Walsh,
three looking prisoners broke into the rooms
occupied by Jane McGivercn. No. sos Mott street, on
the Isl INST and stole $50 They pleaded guilty, and
Brocker was sen. the Penitentiary for Two years
and the others for ono year.
ALLEGED OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT.
Joseph Rosette. an Italian, was charged with CON-
hitting an assault upon Mary 4. Wilson, domestic
out OF employ ment whom, alleged, he enticed
into his r6o at No Crosby street, on the goth OF
MArcn last The further hearing OF tho case was ad-
journed til Monday.
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GENERAL SESSIONS PART l..
Before Recorder Hackett.
A FAMILY FEuD.

a
James Callaghan, 'longshorcman, was arraigncd by
Assistant District Attorney Lyon, charged with fclon
GUS assault upon his stepson About the middle OF last
month the prisoner, who had become separated from
his wifo and cstrangod from his stepson made up all
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Huss VS.. Goodwn.-Judgment Tor the plaintiff $26.
THE RESERVOIR REFERENCE.

The referees appointed by the Brooklyn City Court
to examine the claim Of Mossrs Kingsley and Keeney
contractors for the storage reservoir at Hampstead
held another session yesterday afternoon The con.
tractors claim, It will be remembered, sl7s0o0 for
ira services and materials furnished John G. Camp
bell. a civil engineer, testified that the cxcava.
ton at the reservoir In 1872 worth from
nifty 10 sixty cents per cubic yard. Milton
Cartwright Testified the work that year would
have actually cost nifty cents yard, and lair profit
to the contractor would be almost twenty yard.
The case was adjourned TO Tuesday, April IL.
The contractor John Brady. who last fall obtained
the contract for the completion OF the dam at tho
Hampstead Reservoir, stated yesterday that the work
was finished and that the depth OF water there on
Thursday fourteen feet
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THE FREIGHT AGREEMENT.
Tho following letter from the General Freight Agent
OF tho New York Central Railroad Company was re-

Herewith hand you cory of agreement made this day
between the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad
COMPANY Eric Railway Company and Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company ny this agreement the payment by
the fcpnsylvnnia and Baltimore and ohio companies ut
Baltimore md Philadciphia Of an export rebate.
100 lbS censes. and the percentage system
of rates based on mileage Is abandoned. and In lien
thereof liked differences a classes of bound Ms well
west bound trac agreed to- and the payment OF
port rebates by this company forth In my letter ~
December ~ 1876 all shipments made after this
date.
AMER thorough examination or the subject all parties
satisfied that these fixed differences which are
not 10 the rise and TALL equitable not oay
70 the local but the trade rates from New
York to foreign ports the trade Of this city
for the difference In inland rates Very respectfully
j. H. RITTER. General freight Agent
The letter referred 10 the Committee Of Frcights.
Of which Mr.. Franklin Edison 10 chairman
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FoRGIvING AND FORGETTING.

Tho divorce suit OF Hugo Schlag against his wife,
Mary Scnlag, came to rather an unusual and abrupt
termination yesterday before Judge j. f. DAILY, In the
Court OF Common picas The plaintiff, Schlog, is en-
ploycd a compositor in the Jcssh Times Office, and
he charges that his wife committed adultery with
Charles wauricl The wife, IN her answer denies any
such forge,fulncss OF her marital VOWS, and charges
that ntgious hugo is himself not entirely spot
less for she knows OF her knowledge that he had
held Illicit intercourse with Lena Lutcga, which fact
she thinks should not entItlo him 10 the relief de-
manded. The trial OF the case begun yesterday
before Judged +. DAILY. ana jury was empanelled.
While the Court taking recess Mr. william +.
Howe counsel for the paintlT, and +. A. Ackcr, who
appeared Tor the defendant with rare selidenal took
upon themselves the Office of pcacemakers. They
consulted with the severed pair, and cnreated them TO
forget their domestic difficulties and SO far succeeded
to prevail upon tho wife 10 accept tho overturcs on
part OF The husband and 90 back and again preside
at sthe festive board OF tho Scnlog family This un-
expected but happy termination OF what threatened to
be prolonged and hotly contested litigation caused
much qualification and congratulation among tho
numerous friends OF tho litgants who had
Court to testify in the case.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-CHAAxBE

By Judge Donohue.
Msttlage Va. Squire; tho Germania Life Insurance
Company Va. Meehen, Noa ana 2; matter OF alton;
matter OF slade; Mckinney vs.. Brown; Fleming vs..
Frazer; Kelly VS. Cotto; Shower vs.. Shower; Murtha
W. Murtha: Pinto va 'schappert; Mason ". LIBBY;
Grasmuck Vs. Rauch, ana Decker Vs. Decker
Granted.
Young vs. Karl; matter Of Hoffman; Swan vs. Der.
tclino; Hunting Vs. Stewart and the New Jersey Coal
Company vs.. Walter.-Aotions denied
Brodic vs. O'Brien ct all do not think this case
one put on short calendar.
Mason VS.. Libby.-Motion granted.
MARINE coURT-CHAMEEEA
By Judge SnnotI
Rogsdate vs. Gr11n.-Pr0ccedings dismissed.
Grirct VS. Coo Hilmers vs.. Hartcan; Smith W..
Boil The National Wire Mattress Company vs. War
ner.-Motons granted.
Cohen Observation-Disclosures for plaintiff by
confession for $105
Cook VS.. Rice; Schwersahl vs. Lubbcn; Batger
Epers Bailer Saunders; Pingat We. Stany; Roscn-
thai vs. Mayer; Bowles vs. McGrath.-Orders granted.
Ludkc W. Conncr.-Bond approved.
Bruins Dcndix.-Moton TO allow defendant to como
and granted upon payment OF $40 costs
within SIX days, &c.
Huss VS. observation-disclosures for the plaintiff $26.
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w1pISG OUT A MILITIA COMPANY.

The officers OF militia regments-at least some Of
thcm-having opportunity to draw their swords In
defence OF their country. 10 exercise thor bel
coso propcpsitcs nternecino warfare For instance
the Colonel OF tho Seventy first regiment has been AZ
tempting to dissolve Company and distribute tho
men among other companies To this tho members
strongly object because, among other grounds, II IS
claimed the 'crack company OF the regiment and
has the right OF line and should be the FIRST company
In column This matter has been brewing Some time
resulted yesterday In tho arrest OF John T. starch
a mcmber OF the company and hts conmittal 10 Lud-
low Street Jail He obtained writ OF habeas corpus
rcturnabie forthwith, and the matter came before
Judge Donohue yesterday, In Supreme Court Cham.
something about the proceeding, being an interested
party, and adjourned the case until to-day In tho
Sheriff
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RIGHTS OF ADOPTED DAUGHTERS.
An Interesting question has just been decided BY
Surrogate Calvin. Tho Will OF Mrs GouIdah Calm had
been contested by sister who was not mentioned IN
the will the favored icgatees being the children OF an
adopted daughter, described in the will as "my daugh-
ter Elizabeth" Ex-Judgc Joachimsen claimed for tho
contestant that the devise 30 such children was void
the deceased had daughter only an adopted
child, raised and fostered by Mr.. and Mra Calm, OF
whom there had been formal adoption under the
provisions OF the The Surrogate upholds the
will deciding that the tesatrix had no other daughter
who could take under this specific bcques ana mat
The evidence Is clear that other than the children
OF her adopted daughter intended TO take IT, Tho
will was admitted to probate. Messrs NJ. ,. isancs
and A. L. Sanger conducted the proceedings in behalf
of the exccutors
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THE MAIL WAGON ROBBERY.

Mathew Callaghan, charged with completely In the
mail wagon robbery. was yesterday brought before
Commissioner Shields tor examination The hrst VII
ness was James Crawford, an accomplice who turned
State evidence and who testified to the part taken by
Callaghan in the robbery Tho accused who declined
the assistance OF counsel ut his preliminary examina.
lion stated In his own behalf that he knew nothing
Whatever Of robbery, and thai ne had Dever seen
his accuser before. This statement was. however.
aatly contrad,ctcd BY The detective, who had been
shadow,ng tho gang for time, and who testified
10 having Callaghan and Crawford IN company on
many occasions and on the night OF tho robbery
tracked them the express Office with some OF tho
stolen mail bags their possession Callaghan was
default Of S., 600 bail
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, N. Y, April O. 1871
Tho following is the Court OF Appeals day calendar
for Monday, April o. l877:-Nos. 272 276, 277, 27S,
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGEl
, 1877-10-29
Or. StrpuSbera an bic YreMe.

Or. Strousber9 rihtet folsenoe Yitte an
Die bentlde Yreie: Wtit natltebeuoen Set
len nenoe i'd mid oil Die seiammte Yreiie
NIT Der Sltte, mid ferner nttt gum @e9ers
ltanbe tbrer unaus9elesten Yeobadtung au
maiden. Son metlem Se'ben befrett, 9enieBe
th p%orlauft9 nur, mas ieoem Otenidtn 9es
bGbrt Die Srelbett in leber anoeren Sez
5lebun9 auBerbllb melner SduSlicbfelt brauft
mid Wlenlanb Su beneioen, uno mein Wtrfen
lit u%orldufi9 ohne ieoeS Sntereiie. SD miu-
Idle rubl9 uno ben Yerbdltnliien entiprehenb
tbdtt9 gu ietn, inOhte nlht unn0tblaer Weiie
balb ielblt ieoer AeuBeruns iiber bas, mas
mir auBerbalb YreuBen wiberfahreu, uuo
butte, mlh porldufts oils 9dnslih fir Die
Brelie untntereliant nno fir oas Yublitum
nntebeuteno 81 betradten. Meiue erlte Shds
tl9tett, EN- arrangement NIT melnen @lGubi=
germ anaultreben, beoarf Der Stfe Der Yre1le
niht, benn ieoer meiner @repltoren mnb uno
fam bier CUR &enrtniB Der tbatldhllhen
Serbdltnilie ~Selangen, nno babel 1T ibnen DIE
0lIte oe8 @oucursuerDalterS uno heS Hifs
tiers jeoenfauS niiPltfer ullo perldblld)er, ais
Die Wilttbellun9en Of lebr mun9elbaft inter.
ridJteter Slatter. Wiid ihdplsen Die ewi9eu
9tptl;en aber poiitip. @inmal bieb es, ib lel
nod Sobmen 9erelSt ; paourb blleben Slele,
Die mid lpreten mouten uno Die i'd germ
geiprodlen bate, fort !; elm AMBER Dial melnte
man, i'd mage porldufs nitt mad Seiterrei6
81 reiien uuo oieles lit INDIRECT etne met
uem Genommee lbdollde Summation unb
10 aebt eS in alien Eonarten meiter. SD
CLAUDE, mas ih gelltten uno ertrasen, loute
9eniiseuo fem, ielblt 6etnoihaft su periobnen,
uno i'd tofe, baB ale aultdnOlsen Sournale
germ meiner gltte @ebOr 9 ben meroen, wenu
iie iiberbaupt meln Gbun unb 2alien belpre
d)eu uOllen, oleles nut oann gu tbun, lpenu
ibnen suuerldBllhe Diittbeilungen su @ebote
llebeu. I'm aber ollie MlBuerltGnonllle III
oleier SeSiebung su oermeioen, meroe id
6adbldttern germ 81 ieoer j3e,t Geoe mo
Antmort lteben. Or. Strousbera.
, 1877-10-29
Sin uadt,p ance Sbimme1.

---- 49, ---- U~s -
beS Curriculum su: yg8as ih Sbnen iest
itretbe, merben sic mobl oils Su1nbug oils
ieten, aber eS 1T refine nno nafte Wabrbett.
Sd pobne I'M @aitbauie gum D@n9el", eirtenl
pter Stof boben @ebdube. ytad)ts un IL
uhr b0rte id aut eiilnaI auf ben Stlegen ein
fiirdterlt6es @epolter. Nls ih in mei1em
@anefenlter btnausiab, I'M su ithen, mas es
% aibt, llebt ein Shimmel brauben, Der itdl
eben anldift, bic Stie9e III ben pterten Stod
III erlteiaen. 9ie Sahe lit fol9eloe: Set
uns in Straub,ng lift oas Gerelnsfeff utD
famen oebbalb plele 6ennpferoe an, III benen
audi pieier Sbimmel aeb0rte. 9as Yfero
motte ith I'M Stale los, fam 3ir Sta1tbiire
beraus, rannte NIT ben. &opfe eth Tenlter
elu, 1prang baun auf ellen Solsbanfen, bon
ba lief es Sen Sofraum ourd NIB s~elanete
in Die Sausflur, wo0te i'll ben Seller, Der
aber rlperrt mar, uno fam BON ba sur
Stiese, uber bic es lo9leth biuaufleete uno
aue mad chamber eritles. &id)tls fam Der
Shimmel auf nod i'll ben pierten Stcd,
iiberuu blutise Spureu on ben Wdnoen bin'
terlaiieno. Sben i'm plerten Stof mobpt etn
Shnetoer, Der, erihredt iiber ben mltter-
ndhtliden Spettafel, Die Sbiire aufreibt, I'M
gu isben, mer linn ielue yfahtruhe in 10 gro
Der Beiie ii0ren mill. Nber Simmel,
lDetU euu Suttt uCp SutIeSeHp -
Der lebenoi9e @ottieibei1nS itebt in
| @eIfalt zines Shimmels por ieine,
Sbiire! Ser Sbueiber ihldst Die 3biire su,
aalrmirt ielne 6rau, fltebt auf ben Oa6booer
uno nerltedt iih bort %attterno Dor Nn9lt. 9as
Yiers trat, nafbem Die Stle9en ale waren,
ben 8idaug an uuo mahte iebt nod elmer
or0beren Speftatel, ba eS riidndrts iiber Die
Sreppen 9in9 unb tmrtter Die SdlTte btnun
terfonerte. Dtlttlermeile famlen Der SauS
fneht uno niele anoere Geute, Die inn Sat
bauie iibernahteten unb ba pohnen. @il
Utann bate cine 2aterue, Der anoere eine Irt
yfuu idrie man, bas Yferb miiiie man foot
idIa9en, es iei miitbeno. Ser Shimme
fam aui eiumol iiber cine aan5e Stlese Der
inter uno allies ldMft oanon. Ser 2aternen
TRIGGER perliert Die 0aterne, es III mieoer finite
unb allies beult unp lauft bauon, tpobet meb
rere Yerlouen ielblt iiber DIE Stiege fielen
Ser Sdimmel lprin9t wieoer auf, fommt 81
nddlte Stie9e berunter uno 10 mteoer III Del
eriten Stod. SIN eriten Stod lduft elm Ian
ger Sang in bas 0intersebduoe. Sn biei.1
@ana foIunlt Der Wahtmanoter, 9ebt rnbt
oenielben entlalls uno idaut IN ben Sof bin
inter. 4uf elnnal fteist CT NIT ben Soroer
fiiBen iiber bas @eldnoer bes @an9eS, per
liert oas @leifaemiht nnb itir3t fopfiiber Il
ben sepflaiterten 9of, bridt bas @enid un
perenott. 9as Yfero 9eb0rte benz Serr1
3ettel BON Srontenbaulen uno bat 1000 W
9etoitet.
, 1877-10-29
Sefdmpfume beS &artofelfdfcr8
in Der Nrppln; Sahien.
SibenroOa. 16. September.

0ie CUR @erbinoeruns Der 8eiterpsrbrei,
tnn9 oes Soloraootdiers in ben 6elofluren !:
Staot Shlloau, Oori YrObtbain uno Gan.
genreihenbah erSrlffenen WtaBregelu iino in
Der Mobe pom 10. bis 10. september fort.
seieet worcen. Us lit Sundhlt mitsltbeilen.
oaB i'm 0auie Der on9eaebenen Wohe uno
,par am II. September cine erlte, am ~.
September cine SWette meme SraBltele nit
ireiieuoeu earuen ueribieoener @roBe auf9ea
funoeu murben. Dtlt Den SernlbtnI9Smab-
reselu 1T man iorpelt porseihr,tten, oaB es
MIR nod oes nn,pfii9ens, @rltlrpirens uno
&rdutens Der ~beiaueuen @runpltiide, 10 melt
oeren 0esinfSlruus nod nlht bewirtt iii, be.
bari. ueberaa 1T oaS &artoiielfraut auf ben
beialenen @runoltliden ab9elhnltten, in Die
an9efertisten @rubeu 9ebradt, NIT SenSol
s%etrdntt unb Die @ruben liuo Su9eiporlen.
Die lorsidlt,slt mieoerholten Abiuhen lowobl
Der III Dem infisirteu Ol'lrifte llesenoen, ais
anh Der umllssenoen aartOfsltiide bis aui
, 1877-10-29
Matter wilbclm nber bic Rufrn

Spn &atler @tlbelm ipiro Elm farafteyiiti.
ld)er 3u9 aus BEN lettperflofienen @tooien
Der arlesserel9ntiie uerbiirst, aus benz bers
ted)ntid Der Monard in allen militdrlihsn
0l19en llrtbellt, ielblt bartn, penn iein Der.
lonlld)es @efiibl babel in Mttleipenihaft oez
5o9en fp,ro. Ils General @ourfo NIT ieineu
Srllppen BEN Saltan iiberitie9en bate, tele,
9rapptrte Salier Ilerauber bies ieinen fol.
letlldlen Sntsl uuo erbtelt %folsenoe Oepeite
Sttld: DNtelnen aufrihtieitsn @liidrpnnif!
aoer mo ltehen Die 3iirfen?" Sn ber Shot
pate Der Sl'd Oes soloatsppy hi. hin tf phutt,rar,
lpsin slsid,eitis bic tirtliden' armeen I'm,
iddolit 9emadt ieien. = Sn 9leid,er @eiie
beurthetlte Selomarifall @raf Moltfe bic
Dor einigen @oden auftauhenoe Sartarenz
nad)rtdt, Yleipna lei bon ben Huiien mieber
9enommen iuoroen. Sein 9aus,pirtb in
Sriibl bel 8oln, no Die lebten sroben Wfan0per
itattIanoen, iiberbrafte Tim oaS betreficnoe
Slatt Der v&oln. 3ts.", uno mar nidt tuenis
erltaunt, als Der 6elomaridau einfab ant
mort tie: v0aS 1T nidt mabr!" nno mn
Die Steuun9en Der Huiien nnb Siirfen FUR
prdciiirte, aus benen Die llnm0sl,dfeit einer
@lnnabme beruorsins.