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The New York herald., 1878-01-14

THE CHURCH SERVICES were well attended
yesterday in New York and Brooklyn. DR..
Armitage preached his annual sermon to chill
dren with "Samuel's Little Coat" as his topic.
Mr.. Beechcr baptized q babe, and then addressed
his immense congregation on the way to reach
Christ. At ST. Stephens Church DR.. McGlynn
took the Example of Christ as his subject, and
pointed out the many lessons afforded by the
life of the Saviour. Dr. Hepworth preached Oh
Love as an element of character, and
reminded his hearers of the great love of
God for sinners in sending His Son to re-
deem them. Mr.. rockingham delivered q
discourse on Prayer and dwclt on its impor-
tance in this life and n preparation for the
future. Father Quinn ut st. Patrick s Cathedral,
spoke of the "Duties of Parents, and pointed
out their responsibility in shaping the lives and
characters of their offspring. DR.. Bellows SER
mon was on the Word of the Lord" and pointed
out the everlasting principles of divine Justice
and truth therein presented. True and False
Confession" afforded DR.. Kramer u wide range
in reviewing the progress of the Christian
Church.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14

THE WEATHER.-Thc depression from the
Southwest has advanced over the Lower Missis-
sippi Valley to the Ohio Valley, developing in
Its progress an increasing area of low baromc-
ter, which now extends over all the central dis
trcts from the lower lakes to the Gulf The
small area OF relatively high pressure which in
tervencs between this disturbance and that
which has passed over New Brunswick still re-
tains its position and extent, but the pressure is
slowly diminishing and will probably be absorbed
during to-day The barometer is now highest
ia Manitoba and the Northwest, but is increas-
ing in the West and Southwest behind the de-
preston. The absence of high barometer near
the depression causes the winds to continue
moderate to light over the low area Light
rains and snow, however, attend it, and will be
experienced on the Eastern and Middle Atlantic
coasts to-day. The pressure is low in the
South Atlantic States and Eastern Gulf Gen
ernl cloudiness with higher temperatures pre-
vail over all the region east of the Mississippi
aud Missouri valleys and the lake region. The
weather in New York and its vicinity to-day
will be warmer, cloudy and threatening, with
rain aud easterly to southeasterly winds. To
morrow it will be cloudy and warm with rains,
Winds veering to the southwest and west and |
'robably clearing weather toward night, with |
alling temperature
The New York herald., 1878-01-14

criminal proceedings, but we scarcely be-
ieve it would be admitted as sound in the
case OF an unemployed laborer who might
steal purse rather than see his children
starve to death. 1t is further stated that
the directors of the bank promised Whiting
that he should not be prosecuted when he
gave up his plunder. But are they aware
that there is statute which Furnishes such
a compounding of felony with fine and
imprisonment?
The New York herald., 1878-01-14

The FUNERAL Of King Victor Emmanuel il
fixed to take place on Thursday next, and it has
been decided that the remains are to rest in the
Pantheon. BY the Pope's order all difficulties
in the way of the celebration of the funeral SER
vices have been removed, and the ceremony
will be marked by all the pomp and solemnty
Of the Church
The New York herald., 1878-01-14

From oar reports his morning Me probabilities
are that tie ,ceaiher IN New York ami its ricinity
to-day wiH be ,cormer, cloudy and threatening,
uiM rain and easteriy 10 southedsterly sciads
Tomorrow it wW be ciomiy and wd,m riM
rains ,cds rce,iag to The souN'cest and tcest, dnd
probably clearing heather to,cord night, ,ciM taA-
ing temperature.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14

The MERCHANT and the w0skingman. the pro-
ducer and consumer, are alike interested in the
tariff and internal taxes Judging from the
statements of our Washington correspondent
the Committee Of Ways and Means propose to
take intelligent action during the present ses.
sion
The New York herald., 1878-01-14

MONTHS TRUCE between the Spanish and
Cnban forces, for the purpose of establishing
peace on the island of Cuba, is the latest rumor
from Havana. If this news proves to be true
Spain is probably preparing for possible contin-
gencies nearer home
The New York herald., 1878-01-14

THE QUARANTINE REPORT of DIR. Vanderpoe
is published to-day. Unlike most official docu-
ments this report will he found interesting TO
every resident Of this city, and il has the ad-
ditiOnal merit Of breYity to recommend it.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ADvERTIsERs.-I TO
insare The proper classification Of advertisements
il is absolutely necessary Mat they be handed iss
before eight O'Clock crcyy ere,,i,.C.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14

THE PoToMAc RIVER is entirely free of ice,
and navigation has been resumed-a remarkable
fact to record in January.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14

GOVERNOR McCLELLAN-how odd the title
reads-is to be inauguraed ut Trenton to-mor-
row in right royal style. The programme Of
arrangements will be found in another column
The New York herald., 1878-01-14

UNLESS Snow CONES Soon the January thaw
will be in vain.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14

IT Is To BE HOPED that the present week
will bring MS no more gigantic failures or an
increase in the underground emigration to
Canada ... -..@-~.--- -.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14

THE STRANGE FEATURES of New York life
were vividly illustrated yesterday by the gather
ing at the funeral of ''Bll" Gould, the murdered
"sport."
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.


UNION SQUARE THEATRE-TnE NAN or SUCCESS.
EAGLE THEATRE LOTTERY OF LIFE.
WALLACK's THEATRE-MY AWFUL DAD.
BOOTHS THEArRE-RIcHARD ILL.,
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-CAMILLg.
NEW YORK AQUARIUN--QuKER FISHES AND BIRDS
GRAND OPERA uOCSE--IHK SHAucHRAUN
NfBLO'S GARDEN-Tus DuEns Morro.
BROADWAY THEATRE-No TnoRouGurARK-
PARK THEATRE-Klsgs
2OwERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEW PARK THEATRE, Brookiyn-FANcuos
NATIONAL TTEATRE-TRoDpES Down.
NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM CURosiriEs.
GERMANIA THEATRE-llAsKxASS's ToEcHrER
THEATRE COMfQUE Variety.
COLUMBIA OPERA HOuSE-vARiKrY
TONY PAsToRs-vAnisry.
1IvOLI TIlEArRE-vARIET,.
OLYMPIC THEATRE CALIroRNiA MISsrRELa
EGYPTIAN HALL-VARinTY.
FIFTH AVENUE EHALt.-PRxsrIDIGIrArioN.
San FRANCISCO MINSyRELs.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14

NEW YORK. MONDAY, JANUARY "A. 1878.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-12-19
Governor Colquitt.

The gallant Governor of Georgia has
passed through The ordeal OF an invests
gating committee. and emergcs unseath.
ed. There being some difference Of
opinion on other points, there are a
majority and minority report. but both
agree in q complete cxoneration of Gov
ernor Colquitt. The majority report,
signed by Senators Preston, Casey,
Troutman, Hawkins and Tisou, and
Representatives Cox. Northern, Gray,
Fort, Wright and Hall, says: "The
reports and runners that connect the
name of thu Governor with any i'm
proper coniuct in the matter Of the in
dorsemeut of bonds Of the Northeastern
Railroad Company are vile and malig'
nant SANDERS" The minority report,
signed BY Messrs. Hammond aud Hum.
Der, says: ave do, therefore, brand as
libel the insinuation that the determi-
nation of Governor Colquitt to iudorse
the bonds was induced by any sinister
influence or unworthy motive" Both
reports agree that there should be legis-
lation to forbid officials from acting as
attorneys 10 matters coming before the
Executive of the State.-Ne,os and
Courier.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-12-19
Query.

Is protection Of life so light in this
country that gentleman, sitting at his
6reside, can be rudely assaulted and
killed if it were not for the superior
strength Of the party assailed! Is there
no protection for such assaults, and are
we, where our roof is our own, to be
subie .ted to such enormous indignitles
Is the arm of the law withered. or has
it been SO terribly paralyzed by the ac'
customed abuse that it darc not MAIN
tain what it has a right to do ! Are
officers of the peace to sit silently by
and see such crimes perpetrated with
out notice.? IF so, our laws are sham
our courts an imposition and our lives
nothing. Such things have taken place
iu this community, in the time when
men live, whose memory runneth not
back to the contrary. "lnter arnad
leqes SILENT but they should not be so
now, and we call upon our officers to DO
their duty.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-12-19
Don't Hurry Too Fast.

Our Legislature, now in session, are
devoting very earnestly the time to their
duties. Piuder cracking and nosegays
form but small part of the programme;
and there is general spirit among the
Legislators to vic with each other in
seeing who can do most. This is very
commendablo; and a visitor will at once
be struck with the earnest desire on all
sides to hurry up and bo done. But
really, we arc fearful for the short time
allotted them now, by their resolution to
adjourn sine die on the 23d inst, that
many bills will be reported and hur-
riedly passed, without proper care and
consideration. In this desire, too, to
economic, would it not be we'll to take
up only such things as are imperatively
needed, and giving to them a careful
scrutiny make them laws? Knock into
a..;.hA-AA~. -.ho-irirl :---':-- -srstem.
amend or abolish the militia law and es-
tablish a uniform fence law, with such
protection for the game Of our country
as will make hunters respect at least
the rights of parties and the same Of the
people,
These are crude ideas that strike US for.
cibly, and we desire to call them to the
attention of our law makers. In the
meantime, while making a digest OF
these matters, bear in mind that too
much haste is often conducive to waste,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-12-19
The Pot Calling the Kettle Black.

There is something refreshingly cool
and impudsnt in the clamor which some
of the Republican politicians are making
over the use of the small onion-skin
tickets, called "little jokers," in some Of
the South Carolina counties at the
recent election The Southern Rcpub-
licans, who now cry out about these in.
strumepts of fraud, were the inventors
of them, and used them with great effect
in the election of 1876. To fact, one Of
them, Florida Republican, who now
holds n place in The treasury department
here, is reported to have boasted that
the "a "little jokers" which hc.ds.
posted in the ballot hox of which he
was the guardian carried the State FIR
Hayes. Of course Republican fraud
in 1876 does not justify Democratic
fraud in 1878; but. when the two
tickets are compared. it will he seen that
the Republicans have no reason for the
virtuous horror they are manifestiug,
For fraudulently' putting seventy
four of these Republican "little jokers'
in the ballot box in Florida iu 1876
one of the inspectors of election chad
20 leave the Stat"," to USE his own
words-that is to say, he was threatened
with an Indictment and tlal for this
Iraud anu nnnnrainnly -anA- and
came to Washinging, where he obtained
On appointment in the treasury depart
ment, which he still holds, or did until
very recently. After he left tn State
be was indicted and was summoned to
20 to Florida to stand trial, but he pre-
fered to remain in the treasury depart
ment. But The South Carolina rogurs
who initiated his bad example, so far
from getting places in the treasury,
have special paragraph in the message
allotted to them, are to be investigated
by the Senate, ard next Wednesday are
to be held up to the horror Of the
country BY Senator Rlaino. So tru" is
it that one man may steal sheep while
another shall be hanged for looking
over the fence.-N. Y. Herald.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-12-19
NEWS ITEMS.

A DISPATCH to the Daily Telegraph
from Dakkah says that it is reported
that the Amecr has blown the command
ant of Ali Musjid from cannon
mouth.
Our colored Congressman, Smalls
has made application, through his coun'
sci, to Chief Justice Waite for a writ OIL
error in his case to the Supreme Court
He hopes thus to get a new trial and
keep ont of the penitentiary.
A FEW nights since tho water cotton
gin and grist mill Of Mrs. Mary Simkius,
situated on Horse Greek, South Carroll
ma, was entirely destroyed by fire. With
the buildings and machinery were con-
sumed FIVE bales Of cotton and about
five thousands bushels of cotton seed
The burning was inceudiary.
The life insurance companies have
got sick of Memphis risks, and have
withdrawn all their agents. The Ava-
ianche advises citizens who are insured
to insist en- paid up policies to date,
discontinue the paying of premiums Of
money that goes abroad never to return.
and invest in 4 per cent. United States
bonds.
In New York the Third avenue Rail-
road Company have refused to reinstate
the suspended car.drivers. A formal
strike took place on the 16tS. About
forty cars were kept running, driven
by new hands under police protection.
1t is reported that Farrell, the second
leader of the strikers, has been arrested
and clubbed by the police.
PRAYERS were offered in the churches
of Richmond Va. Cd Sunday for the
recovery of Governor Hampton. The
State newspaper, in suggesting the
movement, says: ave venture to be-
lieve that there will not be found in
the city so much as one individual not
glad to join in the tribute thus made
to the great man who lies at deaths
door, o man than whom we have not
another his ike; who has discharge
faithfully tho great tasks laid upon him,
aud who has faced obloquy, danger and
death itself in his uountry's service,
and With calm front and steady mind
pursued the rough road Of duty and uf
gawf
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-12-19
Our Stricken Governor.

The condition of Governor Hampton
is regarded as less favorable, although
no serious change has taken place since
Yesterday. He rested we'll again last
night, and retained nourishment as
usual this morning. Unless hemor-
rhage occurs, the prospect for his re-
covery is fair. Still there are state
ments made which do not encourage
this belief, and the worst may be feared
for several days to come.-Ne~s ano
Courier 18th.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-12-19

charge its contents into his body. Ac-
cordiugly, taking his shogtur in hand.
the butt resting on the floor. he pro-
ceeded to illustrate, and his leg went
down, bang went the gun. the load
Quickly a very small one of No. 10
shot) lodging itself in his left jaw, in
aicting an ugly but, We are glad to say,
not a serious wound. With this feat
of his powers of demonstration the
Major closed his lecture and has not in
formed US when hs will complete it,
Hampton Rock HaD Herald.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-12-19
.akssslszl|Elul % EzzszsE zsz 6
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHARLESTON, Nov, 8, 1878.
On and after Sunday next, the 10th
inst, the passenger trains on this road will
run as follows:
PoR AUGUSTA.
Sunday morning c1ceptcd.)
Leave Charleston Mt 8 Is m and 7.30 p m
Arrive at Augusta 500 D m and 6 55 m
FOR COLUMBIA.
Sunday morning excepted
Leave Charleston at 100 m and $50 p m
Arrive at Columbia 1856 p m and 7.25 m
FOR CHARLESTON.
Sunday morning excepted.)
Leave Augusta at $50 m and 7.30 p m
Arrive at Charleston 4.2O p m and 7.15 m
Leave Columbia at 1926 p m and 800 p m
Arrive at Charleston Q. As p m and 6. Is m
TRAIN.
daily. Sunday e1ceI ted
Leave Columbia 20a m
Arrive ut Branchville 1910 p m
Leave Branchville los p m
Arrive Mt Columbia G.45 p 10
Down passenger Train connects daily at
Kingsville with Train for Camden, and al
Branchville with Day Passenger Train to
neA. Breakfast. Dinner and Supper at
Close connection made at Columbia with
the Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta Rail-
road to points north.
Passengers for points on the Greenvillo
& Columbia Railroad will hereafter leave
on $50 p m train.
S.B. Piekens, Gen'l Passenger Agt.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-12-19
TO ADVERTISERS.

As medium for reaching the people THE JOURNAL unsurpassed
the up country Having large and constantly increasing circulation
the of Kershaw Sumter Darlington Chesterfield Lansaser
Fairfield and Rchland prepared offer EXTRA
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-12-19

Striving always advance the interests and to improve the condition
the campaign just opening marks crisis history South Carolina
the Propetos THE JOURNAL will spare effort make nd
pnsabe the reading public this section of the State
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-12-19

REVOLVER FREE SeEsa-shGS Selyer Slts box Rs;
of cartridges. Address J. Brown & Son 1856 & 1873
Wood street, ittsbnrgh. a.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-12-19

The JOURNAL being Ct the oldest the State and hsv
ing established reputation for reliability and fidelity the of
people, needs introduction the public the wh however,
the to extend tho sphere its by put
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-22

bauie su perbinberu. gu bisiem @nbe Be-.
ideten fe Colorado NIT @slb unb bieien
3psd psrfoIsten fe, ais fie ibrs Anitren
sunsen in ben Ottoberpablen In ben BEL
BEN gincinnatier Diifritten eoneentrirten,
in Der 9offnuns babur@ bic Sbioer' Cons
srsB gertretuns sIei@ gu tbeiIen. Das
san3e Strsben Der rabitalen Bartei: Sub
runs 1T, felt ben Wablen In Waine, lber.
baupt nur auf bic WSsli9teit bs,s9nst &c:
weien, baB bas Neprdientantenbaus 1881
ben prdiibenten 3u erwdblen babsn wirb.
Die Hepublitaner benten aqerbinss ni4t
baran, fir lire sisene partei cine Waiori:
tdt pom Staats Webrbeiten i'm nddifen
Heprdientantenbauie sewinnen 3u f6nnen (;
aber iie finb aufs eifrisife bemhbt, bic
Oemotratsn ni1t su bisier Wsbrbsit ssIan:
gen su Ia1en. RSunen iie ben Demotras
ten bas llsbersewi1t in ben Staats Wsbr:
bsiten nebmen, bann wsrbsn ie i'm Sabre
1880 bic @reenbad Bewesuns tn bemos
tratiiden Staaten unteritisen, In Der
9offnuns cine bemotratii9e Mebrbeit I'M
electoral: Gouesium 3u perbIten. Damn
uirbe aud bas 6aus feine Wabl treffen
t6nnen, unb Oas wirbe ben rabifalen Yar:
teifibrern einen gOrwanb Iiefsrn, fi4 Der
@estsruns gu bemd@tisen."-
gu usrwideIt, gdter@sn, su uerrpideIt !
uirbe @raf Suwaroff iasen. gtur bic
einfaden &tiesspIdne baben ausi@t 3u
reuliireu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-22
Tefesrap9i(&e 9epe(6en.
Oeutf4 Lamb.

9onbou, l6. OFT. Na4 elmer Dope.
i1e aus Berlin pirb Saiisr 0iIbsIm i'm
Gnfans 0e,smbsr bic Resieruns pisber
ibsrnsbmsn.-Bsi Der 9swiBbeit Der an:
nabms bss anti: SoeiaIifiens@ @eissss bat
ii4 bas Central gomits Der SoSiaIiifen
aufsel0if; In isinsm abi9isbsi9rsibsn for.
bert ss feline Miislieber auf, ibre 8emi.
bunsen fur bic Nusbrsituns Der ioeialiifi,
i9sn 9sbrer aud in ibrsm priuaten 9ebsn
fortauiesem.
8erIiu, II. OH. SosiaIiiisn iassn,
baB iie ii4 fir ben grIab bes sssen iie ses
ri9tstsn @sisses, ueI9ss iie an Der ab:
bultuns pom 0eaiammlunsen binbert, oa'
bard RIDDEN werben, baB fie fi9 unter bic
Ysriammlunssn Der anbersn Yartsisn
mii4sn werbsn, um 70 audi beren SufO
iuns su peranla6en.
Berlin, Is. OFT. Sis brittle 2siuns
oss @sisses seSsn bic So3ialSsmotratis
bot bsute bssonnsn. gs purSsn Ssitsns
Der Vationallibsralsn uno gonierpatipsn
Die sstern bon bsnlslbsn psreinbartsn Ssr-
bsHsrunssantrdse onssmelost, psl4s be.
liimmsn: bab 3simnssn ni&t pessn oss
uRsn Ysrssbsus Obns Wsitsrss nnterorildt
wsrbsn tonnsn; bab iOSialiitii4e Ddblsr
nibt aui sin,n ldnssren 3sitraum als ie&s
Wlonats aus ibrsm Bobnorte ausSewieien
wero.n biirfsn. uno bub Der 9ailer unbs.
i9rdntts Dablirsibsit In Der grnsnnuns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-22
SabrgmsS Dubuque Sewa Qienfas oen %. @eo6r 1878
Summer 37S.

Mm "a. September traten elf 2anbtase
auiammen, barunter aud Der b6bmif9e.
gu bemerten III, baB bic g3eden, trosbem
iie IN Der Winoritdt iinb. bei9Iofsn baben,
ibrer paiiipen Steluns su entiasen unb in
ben Qanbtas ein3utreten. Als 8oriissnbe
Der 9anbtase ftnb bieielben Perionen 3u
2anbesbauptIeuten ernannt worben, bic bis:
Der bieie Aemter inns batten; in Eprol
nabm man auffausnber Weiie ben 2anbes.
bauptmann ni9t aus Der tatboIiidsn Wsbr,
belt, ionsern aus Der libsralsn Winberbeit.
Su Spauieu berri&t swar duBsrIids
&ube; benno9 fimmen bic Bsri9te un,
parteiii&er BeO6adter barin iberein, baB
unter bieier OberFd9e tiefes MiBuersnassu
sdbrt unb baB es weniser bic AnbdnsIid:
teit an bic Resieruns ober an ben Gbron iit,
wel@e es uerbinbert, bab bic unSufriebsns
Stimmuns fi@ tn Gbateu Cuff madt, uIs
bic aus uielen i@Iimmsu @rfabrunsen &c.
i&0pfe gini@t, baB es i@wer ift, an bic
Steae bes S@Ie&ten etn Suites 3u issen.
Den @epubIitanern traut bic sroBs
MebrsabI Der Beu0Iteruns nidt bic
&raft su, Spaniens Bisberssburt bers
beisufabren; sumaI es aud isst nod
ni@t ben ani@ein bat, baB swii9sn
ben ueri&iebenartisen Bsifrebunssn inner.
baIb Der partei Elm aussIsi@ sefunbsu isi.
Deuno@ bdIt elmer Der aus Spauien usrs
bannten unb aud aus 5ransrei@ aussewies
ienen repubIitunii@sn Sibrer, geuis 3os
riqa, ben 3eitputt far setommen, Spanien
wisber in ben garssrtries gu ifarseu. Bel
einem 5efefisu, weI@es Der IN gbenss BET
@enf wobnenbe gubansr pebro 6. Garcia
ibm su gbren sab, perbreitete Gorilla iid
IN Idnserer &ebe aber bic Gage unb psrs
tanbiste ben maben Griumpb Der RepubIit
In Spanien.
ueber ben Auffanb auf Der bd'
nii&en SnieI Santa gru3 beri4tet Der &c.
Iesrapb aus Sapanna pom Is. OttObsr
Der aus ct. Gbomas bier aussIanste frans
30iii&e Dampfer brinst weitsre gin3slbei.
ten iber ben Auffanb auf Sauta gru3.
Die Sniursttion mar auf Der @eitieite Der
SnieI, wOieIbit breipierteI Der seiammten
Srti&aften niebersebrannt unb sepIinberi
wurben, aussebro@en. Die Suiurssntsn
mari@irten banu auf bic Stabt Baffin 3u
bas seitiss Gintrsffen Der Erupyen pon ct.
Gbomas rettete iebo@ slidIi@ ienen Ebeil
Der SnieI. Rabe3u bunbsrt 3uder.pIan'
tasen wurbeu uerwii itet. Die SauptsRds
beIsfabrer wsrten iest preseifirt, 500 Der
Sniurssnten iebO@ irren fai@tis I'M eanbe
umber. Oie l,ia@e 3ur Sniurrettion ga
ben bic unsemasenben 96bne unb
bic @siseruns Der BsbO'e :. ben Rssern
Pdfe 3u ertbeiIen. Die ,sulsI 1T uolIidns
big ruinirt unb aud bic &aufeute pom ct.
9bOmas baben in 6OIse Der Sniurrsttiou
srobe Yerlufe sebabt.