davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-25
ZdNESVILLE AROUSED.
A Citisens' Vigilance Committee setting Things
TO Rights.

ZANEsvILLE, Ohio July A.-Tho proceed
ings this morning were such MS to render neccs-
sary the formation OF vigilance committee
About thousand Of our best citizens have en-
rolled themselves. and white ribbons. their
badge. are growing very numerous. The
street car company attempted to start their cars
at IL o'clock. but were stopped on reaching the
Court House. and compelled 10 turn and take
the cars back. Tho committee are determined
that this lawless preceding shall stop right here.
All manufacturing establishments arc lying
have been prevented. The determined spirit Of
the law and order committee has had a very
cooling effect
$40 =. M-Thc vigilance committee arc as
ssting the police. who are picking up the lead
ers Of the mob rapidly. Tho street cars re-
sumcd running at o'clock 7. NJ. without
intcrruptiOn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-25
THE STRIKE tT iLBiNY.
No Outbreak, hut Had Reports from West
Aibany-More Troops for Rochester.

,. -, =, =. -, 4, a,
ALBANY, july Alt Is sald that the
Albany Burgess Corps an independent com.
,'a,v haa - e.1.rod a,,, mr. Nil,
r'n'' ""s o'Vn o'"'''" ou~ ino N'".i
BriEac", ten. Dlek"rman. is reported ready
Ia nrorrod Ia Rochester M n noment's notire
r,a ~. -. W. ,i,.a, ~.
i"' s"lA'rs ' "'st A'""hy nav" s'ht III worn
that they will not allow troops 10 pass over the
road As vet no lawl ,ss nets have beon com.
,ai,,a, M, MI, IaaaI ,na,,, has s,,,', -.
in"''u ime NV 0'''" io'"i u"'h h"S "rIiNou mere
on time. The men are in immense numbers on
rho trocks hotv..n here and Wes, Albany and
- '' - "'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-25
QUIET IN CVMBERLiND.


CUMBERLAND Md, July "a 1t has been
quiet nt this and other places on tho Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad to-day. The novelty Of the
presence of United States troops il dying out
and the hugle call no longer brings the entire
population to the barracks at the depot There
are yet Of course. many alarming rumors, bnt
the actual fcrling is suhslAng. The pr",en ~
Of the regular troops acted iayorably. IA It did
nj Mnrtinsburg. The hands havo moved on
M tho road. They do not. however
intend to giyn up. but are waiting
for an attempt by the company 10 work ts
trains, This the company has no intention ~
Undertaking until perfert security is attained.
MI. Sharp says to-day that the reported deter
minution of McNars 5 'ou and vanderbilt 10 nj
here To the reductiOn puts stiHening vnhllty
into the Baltimore and ONO management ana
TINT the prospect of n compromise II. nipln
that tho road lio idle ns long As other trunk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-25
IN KANSAS CITY.
Employees In Manufacturing Works Com
PEELED to Quit Work by strikera

KANSAS City, Mo-, July 2-Strikers closed
all railroad shops at noon to-day. and are now
in solid column. marching to various largo
brick works. wagon factories. and other places
where workmen are employed. There Is no
fghting. Meetings were held last night and
to-day.
Atrain with United States troops from Fort
Leavenworth for ST. Louis was run OH side
track at Wyandotte to-day
Tn" strikers compelled employees in packing
houses 20 cease work. also aborers in the streets
and public buildings. The leaders of the mob,
at the suggestion OF citizens have ordered ali
saloons closed. to prevent drunkenness and in
cendiarsm.
The employees Of Kansas Pacific desired to
continue work. hut were prevented.
SEDALIA. July 2+.-Ihe Employees Of the Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas RairOad struck this
morning for restoration of the rate OF wages
- what they wore before the last two reduc-
tions. No freight trains have been moved to-
day. The passenger trains are run US usual.
The men arc quiet. but determined.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-25
THE MOKRIs AND ESSEN.
Strike Of the Fire How Passengers were
Accommodated.

At / 80 p NJ. yesterday, A. Reasoncr, SUI
perintcndent of the Morris and Essex division
Of the Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
Railroad. received the following letter. II was
laid upon his table by an unknown person:
IloRoKKS. July ~, 1877.
4 H4ifor~r S,srinfenienf Nprrfs nnd Kss>i MIthpnt
The ten per cent reduction that Ina, been put on
Us a, nrrnrn in your employ ask II 10 be restored To
Us boy q O'Clock This Neniug
II net, wc Will stop work II restored, notify your
ensinc espaichrrs hotorc the appointed time.
MNuK kieHtlNt, General Chairman
Gri,Nance Committee d l. and X
Mr.. Hcasoncr took no notice OF this letter.
other than to make such preparations rs he
could against the strike. A telegram was at
once sent TO Gov Bedle. informing him Of the
expected trouble, and asking for such pro-
tntion as the Governor could afford, The
Governor replied. promising all assstlnco
when the disturbances. II any, broke out.
Train after tram lelt tho HnbOk"n depot be-
tween aud Il J.. NJ. and. ns the news spread
that there would be n strike, the phss"ngcrs
were nunpussrd as TO whether they should go
out. Many Ol those who We're Obliged To bo IN
New YORK this morning took the sale side and
remained over night. nut u large number VINO
Owned horses went out To their homes.
Most OF the llrpmrn refused to say u word on
the subject but when asked as TO whether the
order to strike at L. NJ WIS 10 bo construed to
mean that all ilr"mrn must leave their englnos
promptly ut that hour. no matter where they
might be. the majority oi them replied that they
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-25
EXTENDING INTO CANADA.
The Southern Raiiway's Employees Quitting
Work and stopping Trains.

ST. THOMAS, Ont. July 22.-The employees
In the Canada Southern workshops quit work
at noon to-day. and many engineers. firemen.
and brakemen joined the strikers. Threats
were made that the mail train west would not
be allowed TO pass The mail and exnress cnrs
were detached from the other part Of the train n
consisting OF three flrst-class coaches and a
wagner palace ear. and the men seemed deter
mined 10 carry out thnir threat. but after hold
ing the train a half hour they were persuaded
~ the on las 60. tn" road t. allow to pro end
All freight trains on the road have stopped run
ming. and II IL thought that this will 6e the last
passenger train that VIII be allowed 10 20
through.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-25
SHOPS CLOSED IN HaRRIsBUR0.
All Trains Except those Carrying Malls to be
Detained.

HARRISBURG, July A.-Tne city is quiet
No large gatherings are to be seem The Sheriff
issued proclamation this morning command
ing the crowds TO disperse. The Vigilance Com
mittee numbers about 1000, At a meeting Of
strikers this morning a resolution was passed
To stop all passenger trains except those carry
ing tho mails. Tho committee waited on the
Superintendent Of the Harrisburg ear shop last
night. and requested that the works be closed
The request was granted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-25

only men coming TO Chicago from outside. and
they are only sent here on their way TO tho
East. whore thcy properly belong. II IL rumor-
cd at o'clock that all street cars will bo COM
PEELED to stop running.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-25
THE yOiCE or L.iBOR.
The Meeting in TompkIns square, aud the
Cooper Union Decentralization,

There were no suggestions in lompkins
square last evening Of tho great meeting 10 30
held there this evening. Delegates from Ito
Painters Union No. 4. the Bookbind'rs'
Union. tho Artificial Flower Cooperative
Union, and tho Paterson silk woay"rs now
on strike. asscEbled last evening to ar
range preiminaries for the meeting. Jus-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-25

lines. especially now that moro safety ia felt
for the property than two days ago.
Gen. Getty. the new commander OF the troops
on the Baltimore and Ohio road. arrived here
to-day and mado his order assuming command.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-25

Out to-day. Tho cheapest reading in the
World The Two Orphans IN Aunros k,a, ,lie L,bru,y
Price 10 eents.-Ais
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-25

The sheriff has also issued n call to over 3
citizens for "A meeting at his office this cvenin
The citizens are fully aroused " the urgency
the case.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-07

EreSess6ueln 70 tAe
DAILY Iys-TELKl0EsCER,
THE ONLY NHwsPAPER
Receiving DISPATCHES
IN WARRINGTON TERRITORY.


VICTORIA, Nov ark
Rrierly Hill. London.
Nov. 6-Steamsr California, Port
land; ship Grace Darling. San Fnn-
CISCO.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-07

NEW YORK. Nov. s-The Iri5uae's
Washington special says: Texas Con-
gressmen daily get information confirm
ing the belief that the Diaz Govern
ment neither possesses nor is likely to
acquire any power to enforce compli-
arce with the arrangements Of the
Secretary of State through the treaty
for the protection Of the border. 1t is
stated that every effort of Diaz to en-
courage friendship with the United
States seems to increase the indignation
among Mexicans and to hasten ITS over
throw.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-07

Official Press OF King County
Wednesday, Nov. z, 1877


Our Delegate in Congress cannot be
too strongly urged to exert strenuous
endeavors toward securing some aid
from Congress in providing for in
creased mail service on Puget Sound.
With the port of entry at Port Town.
send and the capital at Olympus, and
the leading centers Of manufacture
scattered along both sides of the Sound,
regular and frequent communication is
indispensable.
Steamboats, and railroads are the
nerves of the State; so rapid circulation
and complete communication are re-
quisite to the well-being Of the body
polite. Private enterprise would not
be dilstory in putting on daily line OF
boats from Seattle to Port Townsend
and others likewise from that point to
Victoria and from Seattle to ports along
the east shore Of the Sound. provided
the government would offer some in.
ducement as Q starter in the way o,
modest subsidies for carrying daily
mails on such lines.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-07

again called to order, when Senator
Norton, who Was present, addressed
the nesting and stated that he heard
what was about to take place and there
fore had called upon the parties en-
ploying the Cinnamon and advised
them to discharge them, which they
agreed to do at o'clock tomorrow
morning. 1t was then agreed to meet
tomorrow morning and proceed up a
secret ravine and drive out the Chinese
residents who have returned since the
last excitement.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-07

A SHARP LEssoN.-Morss. of the
Star, on his last vsgrant crusade was
stuck all night on a mud fiat in Steam.
boat slough. without fire or blankets.
the night Of Saturday week ago. 1.-The
first really cold night Of the season." a.
he feelingly remarks. In consequence
Of this and other misadventures he was
gone from his family so long that a
surmise gained credence that he had been
drowned. At any ratSsthe Snohomish
folks became 50 an xious to learn as to
his fate with certainty that search was
started, which had the fortune to find
him alive and kicking at Priest Point.
WhereupOn they were SO incensed at
finding themselves fooled that, ss
Morse states in his defense. they were
going to drown him any way. The
truant takes up nearly four columns of
the Star in giving an account of him
self. and turns the tables upon his per.
secutors and annihilates them. ming
ling gentleness with reproof, in the
following severe concluding rebuke,
and exhortation to his uuduly anxious
readers against future over solicitude for
his personal safety
I'VE hope hereafter this will be o
lesson for all never to take counsel of
their fears; that the dangers of travel.
ing are trivial the way we 20, and the
chances OF delay are innumerable; that
We much prefer oil to leave us to take
care Of ourselves in such matters; that
we are the best judges Of how long it
should take to attend to our business,
and that hereafter there will be small.
danger Of our family or relatives wor-
rying about our whereabouts il others
do not again build up superstructure
Of terror on an unreal basis"
Which will strike those acquainted
with the facts Of the case rs excessively
funny.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-07

EARTHouAKE IN PRRu.-A dispatch
states that on the 9th ult. severe shocks
OF earthquake were felt at Csllao
Lima. Chincha Islands, and other points
in Peru. 1t is not stated whether there
was any damage to shipping. The
earthquake and tidal wave Of last Nay
cost British insurance companies $780,
600
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-07

DIRECT IMPaRrArIoN.- Schwahach-
er Bros. b Co have just received. per
steamer ALASKA. and direct from New
York. . fine assortment of iadies' cloaks
and cry goods. and full assortment Of
fancy goods and hosiery. all Of which
We olvR II greatly reduced peicsa.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-07

nsswvea sasss without extra charge 1t Jack
JsvyS. uovs'dsd
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-07

SAN Francisco. Nov. 5-P. Coyle
was found dead in his bed at the Russ
House this afternoon. having been a.
phyxiated by the escape Of gas in hi,
room. He had evidently blown ont tbs
gas on retiring.
The body Of woman about 80 years
OF age was found this morning floating
past Msisgs' wharf and taken to the
morgue.
RockLlN. Nov. 5-Yestcrisy notices
we're posted oil over town calling IN
anti-Coolie meeting ut . O'Clock last
evening. When the citizens assembled
Il was announced that Chinsnsn vas
employed in the family Of A. d. Hath
away. A ccmmittce was appointed to
wait on Mr.. Hathaway and notify him
to discharge his Chinamsn By 7o'ciock
this evening or suffer the consequences.
At this evening the meeting wss
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-07

4 IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATE
~ firms Of FARNHAM 4 CLARK CALLA6AN
4 CLARK. or 70 H. H. CALLAHAN, ara here nott-
nei that aid frsns are dissolved. and that have
retired frsfn businesr. and that they must come
forward within The next thirty DAYS ana pay what
they owe. 20 etshsr % myself, or 20 J. A. Nc
PHEE. OF the aemsnis aesinss then ell forth
With be sued upon.
novsAin Il. H. CALLAHAN,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-07
CAUTION !!

ylrhEREAs. MY WIFE. BILL. ..,.seus -
c,.ss or prosocstion. This IL 10 esni.es - ~ a
zee assiuss harboring or trusting -
account. a. vii pay no bills Of Do n rQ0e
octAtv
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-16

babe als iol9es, Sas ibm srbli9 ,ufiel unb
er bur9 quite glnlaae ieines Grbes pers
biente. gr proteitirte yuor @ett" gegen
bic Ssrleumbunsen Der ,Iiberalen" Yreie,
welde aae m0gli6sn @sriidte ibsr fem
9srmOsen in Die WsIt ididte. nllno. "
fiiste er binSu, .uor Soft psrasbe id BON
9erSen Nuen, bic mir'YSies s~ufiilen MOI
ten." gr ue,madte ben sr0esrn Sbsili einer
Sintsrlaiieni9uft isinen pier Sriiosrn uno
Neffen. Fir feline Oiener iorgte er wie elm
liebenbsr Sater. Oensn, Die ibm 25 Sab
rem o~ienten. iou ibr Wonatslobn mie bis
Der bis an ibr eebenseno dusbs,ablt per:
ben; bieienisen, pslAe Is Sabre bel ibm
blieben, erbaIten swei Orittel nno ale an.
bern . ener elm Drittel bls III ib,em Gooe.
Der bobe 8irdenfirit banpelte firitliw an
ieiner O,eneri9aft.
llebcr brn Stanb Der tatboliiden YrsiIe
in Uraiilien ibreibt man uns u Gan 3eo
POLIO: ySier in Sra tlien iino Die Ser
b%dItniiie bis babin redt iiau. Oas (beut.
i1e) Yoltsblatt itsbt unter finf @eaner
bldtter in Braiilien gan, aqein ba our Ser:
tbeioisuns Der tatboIiiden Sntereiisn untsr
ben Oeutideu, bod es wddit langiam EN-
por unb erriust iibtlid, ielbit BET Brote.
itanten, iid imm.. mebr a6tuna. Dos 1T
elm Croft uno UNI 10 msbr ais au9 bereits
etua finf braiiIianiia ssidriebsns BIdttsr,
in sritsr Geibe Der Apostolic in Hio be
Saneiro, nit sroBem @ei9if unS Giier in
ben suten Rampf ,iatreten.
Gntsegsn cinem unldnsit sinsesanseaen
&absI lslssramme u Rom, oaB man
befir9tet. baB Die io,ai9 auf chamber ss.
folaten Gooesfias antoneli's II. Yatri,is
auf bic 0siuuobeit uno oas @smirb bss
81. Saters sinen ie5r nadt3eilisen GinHuB
ausiiben fSnnten, piro in sinsm uns aus
Rom BON bSbit psrlibliber S.ueae ,uee;
sanssnen Sdriibsn ueriibsrt, baS lid Der
bl. Batter aan, wobl bsiipoet uno TIN lei
ne Gr9ebenbeit in Der &llen @otteS audi
ben Ssrlult swei 10 rreuer Oiener, lpis oes
Cardinals Intorslli uno oes Cardinals
Yatri,i obne Hadtbeil fir isin sci7igcs uuo
torpsrIibes WObIbsiinoen ertrasen lieB.
Ter Garoiual sGr;biiAnf Srhamps
III ben n~susiten Aadribten suiolse ertae:
gen BEN anidnsIiden Seitimmunsen berelts
pom Hom absersiit unO uiro uobl nod Dor
benz @eibnadtsieite pieper in RsbeIn
eintrsiieu. Ginsr ieiner Sesleiter, gano
nitus @autisr, bat pdbrenb ieiuss Iufert
baltes IN Der beiligsn Staot bic Gruennuna
oes b. Sran, con Gales ann Doctor &c
clesiae beantrast uuo Die WuiEos fir isi
men Intras in einem umiingreiden acten:
iiiife, Dem Heiultdte eingsbsnoer Stuoien
ibsr ben aroBen 6eiligen einaereidt. sc
Glninen, bat bel Ssrislbsu @slegsnbtit Die
Seili9ipreduns Der ieii9en Suliana pom
giitti9, Die lid befanniIib I'M bic NuSbrsl
tung Der Nnoodt gum b. Sacramente 10
srpBs Ysroienite srpOrbsn, sIiris beiir.
portet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-16
SefSi(9-S uxem6nrs.

Bel Walcourt potte Der @tlens
babn5eamte 9eaetier IN sinsm &unnsl ben
Basen wedielu ; er fel babel Don, Erittz
brett unb puroe iberfabreu. Der Arm
mdro i'm se,malmt uto er ertitt auBereem
nod unosre SerIebungen. Sbidon aIei4
6dIfe CUR S9unb mar, mirO Der ltnse Wanu
bod lhnerltb oappn tommeu.
am 10. 0esenber, gessn Mhenb
bra5 I'M J5auie uuu 9eOpslo' Waorsaner,
OGnoelsmapu 81 Sampicourt 'Sauer aus.
Sertuit 6r 500. ourd ~. 1000 SsrR9e=
rung seoeGr.
Mm 90. 0esen,ber iblidsn Oiebe
in Dos Wta9a,in oes 9rn. Domintaus Om@
bGmeI, inoem lie cine 6enltarlteibe eins
o,idten. Sic itablen ola Sdubiaoe, bic
mar etpa 40 0eeter pom Salfs faao nno
-elde 10 6r. e,bielt.
Mm IL. DECEMBER nurbe in DE-
fosne (9ouelanse) elm iaierIidss &esuieus
fir bic Seeleurube Der rerltorbenen Sat-
tin, hes grtonigs I,naoeus BON Spanien.
SersosiH uon aolta, BITE bert ptese @iter
bate, sebaIten. Die nsus STRIDE, bic Der
geriforbenen bas MeiSe hires Wobiiiaas
perbantt. rnar pradtpSG nit Den Sarbsu
Der Srauer %Srappirt.
Serr 3. s. %. 81 BE Goswarem,
Oector Der Gedte ;u 9tubdnse fSbinseu),
lit gum 5risbensri1tea bss Cautious 2aro4e
ernannt porbsn, an Die Stelle ses !0errn
Srban be fiorp, ber fsins gutlSNrns ems
serei4s bat.
gsi . ttismiss murbe Elm Arbeiter,
Der nit ieinem @stsnlobns bsimtebrte.
bon StraBenrdubern ansssyiNen. gr
idlus ben Spis5slbsn nieoer. warnte bie
9~snoaunerie uno man nabM sur; na9ber
nod 5 Der @dlher isit, 8 aaosrH selans
es 81 entuiiden.
Su Der 9abmIbls su Stauelot
fam Der Nrbeiher 9emp. ais tr Die WnbIe
tatterte. ben Melfern gu Nab. iie idnisten
ibm eris bic SOroerfansey, sann bic WitteIs
bano uns snlt*t Die S>axo al. Der Tins
sliifli&e erlitt feline iurdibarsn Sdmersea
nit wabtbait itOiidem Wa,be.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-16
Rirdlias usuigktitfn.
Snlanb.
Grsbt6ceie Wiluautee G.

" ! ' 6.
Nm ueraanaencn Sirnifas mar in Me.
nomonee @lodenmeibe. Die Yiarrei be-
list isst Elm ib6ues. completes @eldute
uon 6rei @loden, wie lie nod wsnise 2anb:
piarreisn Der @esenb baben.
Otocsis 9aGroiie.
Dor Ginger 3eit srbieIt Die abtri st.
9ubwia am See in Siearns Gountp pom
ho1rp'fcn Yii6ofeN. SeiR in Ga 9roiie bas
Muerbieten, Die Yia,rei Yrairie bu Chen in
Disconin gu iibernsbmen. Nadosm Der
hodw tie 6eu stbt Aisrius gosIbrot bic
Yerbdltniiie on Srt uao Steue untsriubt
bate, entidIoB sr iid. bieiss E @ebiet
Der Sseliorse fur feline Orbsnsbrieer in
gmpianq ,u nebmsn, unb ianbte ais bic
erItsn Yrieiter leiner Mbtsi bic bodw. ga
tres linton Gopher rnb Wteinrao 2eutbarb,
~eritsrn oils EriOr. lestern oils 9iilfsprielter
bortbiu.
Die bersits aIts@ emsinbe inVrairis bus 6isn
lit msbrere hunoert 6amilien tart, pon per:
ihieoenen Differentiation attainment.
OiSeeis 81 o4etsr.
Der hnhnm. p. 9orrn; 6ol,er, c. SIS.
r., lit AM Mittwod Morsen, ben 81. De:
,ember. III benz YiaubauS Der st. Soiepb's:
| Rtrds ,n Eohc:sr III elm b~eiisreS Senieits
uerihieben. Der Tsrblibene mar in be,
Oberpfal; seborsu. fam I'M Mar; ls47
na1 4merita uno wdr leitber III alien Sbei:
len bss 9anbss ais Miiiiondr tbitia.
Der @erforbene lit an Scr @aieriudt,
wel1e leiuen Sob berbeifib,te. Seiu Yn'
sepenfeu pirb bel Aasn, bic i'm tanntsn
ein ~ssisaucteS iein. h. |, p.
Maslann.
Nni &rriisuns hes GuItuSmini're'
Salt iii oas Ytielieileminor Der Oiocei
Grmianb gu S~rauneberS gcid!ollcn NOR
ben, neil Der Director ee'e!beu 'ih De-
ltaatlibcn Hepiiion Der Nnltalt pioerlee
bat. Der Director bat III elmer Gingab,
al bcu Sulmsminilisr ae9en e,cle NfIB
rabule prcieitiit. Die HiumunS Der au
itali miro bis CUR gntibeionng iher eielel
3Srptsit auisei1ebm weroen.
Giue Drr merfmIroisasn 3an,sln be
iinbst lib in Der fleinen Oorftir1e ~ Dab
oae, cine 0tcile pon MeusS tcltiu, III Soin
terpommsrn tic idat ourh ibre ouBeror
beutlide SbOraeit mo rci6e SsrSoioun
benz 0ei1uuer iooleid aui, uuS bod dbn
er taum, pie oiele Ean,el nabin 9etom
men unb pa Es ei9en.iid oerusisn. De
6Sni9 Sobam Spbissti ucr Bolen, be
fannt II Der 3sit Der Sirfenbela9crun
8ieuS. abn.e oepiB uidt, pas aus Del
prahiuoicn Griumpbpagen, in mel6em {
iuS mo Der wabri9cin!id cine Sente an
otm Sirfenlaser mar. perosg wirre. ~
aanjel in &aopGb III Iencr (rimp9wagcr
Sin e6maliser 8sliser SisieS @nteS, b
@sncralie!emaribal .. &leiii, lieB ibn
Der gum suite se)0rigen Stride ~ bent be
liaen @eb,aude einri9ten unS berltele'
98ie aber Der Sriumpgwagsm III Den y,
fly bes 8leiiiAsu 9auies ssIanstc.
ni9t befannt.
Garhlual Mntnncli srtiartc in Ieine
r Geitament, SaB ct tein supitlI bsleN,