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"Mr Cox said God grant that the time
may never come when the planters of the low
er counties would have to seek redress any
where else than in the Democratic party. and
the voice Of some brother in remote corner
solemnlv responded Amen, which produced
hearty burst of laughter.
We really have seldom seen or read or heard
ofanythiug so calculated to produce laughter.
There was the piety of the prayerful Mr.. Cox
in the first place; the long drawn out, dolor-
Gus, sepulchral amen echoed in dismal
notes from remote corner in the second place
and in the third place the utter absurdity Of
the prayer itself in this respect that the Lcgis-
lature is thoroughly democratic and with am
pie power to give relief that the justice Of
granting this relief to the planters has been
urged aud insi=ted upon by Republican Iogis-
lators, that the planters themselves have be
sieged and begged the Democratic Legislature
TO free them and let them sell their tobacco
where they pleased and that the Democratic
party through its chosen leaders have turned
in scorn from The planters appeals and treated
with contempt their very presence No won
der all these things excited loud laughter
After the planters experience with this Demo-
cratic Legislature it is decidedly cheeky to saw
the Democratic party is the planters best friend
and safest guardian. What has this lately de-
funct Legislature Of Democrats done for the
tobacco interest that should make the planter
hold it in gretelul memory? 1t has done no
thing, indeed except to tell the planter that
be is incapable Of selling his own produce thl,
he lmsn'' -rn r. oa#'t n to bargain for hiS own
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One Of Bcaconstield's gorgeous dressing
gowns is worth 81, 900
The colored citizens Of Newark, y j., cele-
brated the Fifteenth Amendment with q street
parade.
Among those confirmed by Archbishop Glib
bons at Trinity church Georgetown, was Mrs.
Tyler, widow of ExPrcsident Tyler
Liberia, the Washington colored men say.
is a Southern snare and delusion. They pro-
pose to go West
Galveston is perhaps the only city in the
land that can guard herself against tramps
She il located on an island, and all she has TO
do is to station policeman at the end OF the
bridge
Two new Republican papers made their APP
pearancc on the Eastern Shore ON Saturday
the Maryland Citizen at Centreville, and the
Cambridge New Era at Cambridge.
Mr.. Blair's latest electora-fraud resolution
passed the House by a vote Of IS yeas to %
nays. 1t was the most unobjectionablc one Of
the series.
Neal and Pray, Publishers and Bookbind-
crs. \ Speciality made of Religious Publica-
lions, is the sign over the door Of Williams
burg firm.
The London Times Berlin dispatch SAYS
lHt Iupt ConCllnatOrN lelter 10 the German
Emperor has been answered in the same spirit.
and there is a prospect of the ultramontane
difficulty being overcome.
Oysters are quoted at cents per bushel in
Annapolis. Yet, the people are not happy,
because there is no reduction in the price of
fried, roasted or on the shell ny the shellfsh
uRgn-the observation-disclosures
~fhe Cumberland county Jail has forty pris-
oners, the largest number confined since the
new building was erected An addition.
made on Tuesday, was Nathan Crom, brought
from Westernport, charged with an outrage
upon his own daughter, only six or Sc wen
years old.
At meeting of the Directors Of the Drum
Point Railroad, resolutions were passed in
structing Judge D. R. Magruder to assign
over TO the State Treasurer the shares of stock
in the Annapolis and Elkridge Road held by
him in trust for the Drum Point Road This
satisfies the conditions of the act of 1876 ex-
tending the charter OF the Drum Point Road.
There is no danger of the non-success of the
Paris Exposition, no matter If there should be
. general war in Europe. The number of
honory commissioners from the United States
IS sufficient to fill Paris to Overlooking for the
entire season. thougha all the rest of the world
-honld stay away v T. NtH.
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r,-p. nt tl.r E-lrm.,-,

Neptune the most remote Of the planets in
the solar Sy stem, is about ,, 100. 900, 600 from
the sun
1t is supposed that Mercury has mountain.
higher than our Ilimauyas, and volcanoes in
state Of activity.
Out OF all the myriad lights in the heavens.
the Earth is only visible TO the Moon, Mars.
Mercury aud Venus
The Earth is l46 times smaller than Saturn,
and It's mean dis ancc from US is over 81 .OOo.
900 miles
Uranus can never see us at all. as il is l.
,13 900. 600 nucS from the sun
Inc temperature in Mercury is supposed to
be seven times hotter than our iorrid zone
Therefore, II II is inhabited ii must he by peu-
PIE very differently constituted from ourselves.
II Is renewed that ' cnus has an atmosphere
much like ours, and mountain peaks hive or
SIX Tunes higher than Tcneriife, their sides
bright with flowers, and birds OF brilliant
piundgc.
The 4loon never leaves our globe; therefore
1t Is called our satellite Though to US il
appears larger than the stars, it is real
/, smtilcr than any Of them but much nearer
10 Us.
Astronomers have calculated that the noun
talns and extinct volcanoes in tie Moon are
hlghcr Than amy on our earth.
II there were amy one ON the Moon to see il,
the earth would appear to them a magnificent
bail. The planets and sun would move be-
hind 1t in brilliant succession
Our globe appears to Mars as the morning
and evening star.
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Beque., ,hat ss.d. LOOMING An.r.

Request that Needs Looking Au.r
The committee investigating the McDonough
school bequest Of Charles county, Senator
Lancaster, chairman, met this evening and
examined Marcellus Thompson, who testified
that he is Register Of Wills of Charles coun-
ty lie produced the will Of Morris McDon-
ough, dated 1904, and testified that he did not
know OF any report having been made of the
administration Of the trust and knew that
none had hecu made for twenty years past
lie had no idea of the original amount of the
Request, but knows that money has been loan
20 cut without security and good deal lost
The amount remaining is about So. 900 and is
III good and safe hands, although the children
INDECENT parents are receiving no benefit
from it. When he was a boy in the primary
school he knew that teachers received FIVE dol
lars per annum from this fund for each indi-
gent pupil taught by them. lie further stated
mat the grave of McDouough was in q condi-
ton Of lamentabe neglect
THIS was all the testimony taken by even
ing. Several more witnesses will be examined
/ tomorrow. This McDonough referred to wa,
charitable resident of Charles county. who
LETT his estate as an endowment to charity
schools, which have never been established. L
-lmr'coH 2sH III.
The investigation into the management ot
the McDonoush charity schools trust fund
came to a sudden stop this morning. Mr. VIM.
( Boswell, the treasurer of the fund Mr. Vim
+ liambleton, one Of the trustees OF the fund
We're ID altendlQce TO be examined. when
the majority JS<sle committee decided that
I they would not proceed with the inquiry IL
The management of the trust is regulated b.,
an act Of S07, under whose provisions the
trustees are appointed by Tie Orphans Court
/ The act requires the establishment Of certain
charity schools, and the trustees are required
10 make a report Of their proceedings on the
first Monday Of january in every year to the
Orphans Court Of the county These report,
are not made, and it is stated that the fund
which in SeNcnty-one wears ought to hay,
greatly increased, has sustained losses from
loans made without security. At present il
Is not applied to any purpose, although it j,
stated to he well cared for by the present trus-
tees.
The majority report, signed by Senator,
Miller and Combs, Set forth that entertaining
the opinion that no authority is given then
under the Constitution and laws of the Stat,
to make the investigation proposed by said
order, they respectfully ask to be discharg.
ed from the further consideration of the sub
jet. The minority report, signed by DR.
I Lancaster, upon whose motion the inyestima-
ton was ordered, states that the committe,
have examined one witness and inasmuch a.
it was the desire and intention of the Sennt,
that the matter should be investigated he re-
| spectfully requests that the committee be in
structed to continue the investigation and ex
anime such witnesses as have been or NAV l.,
summoned before them
The majority report was adopted by tn,
Senate, thus ending the investiga sion. -4mtr
ic0H 29H ut.
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To Doalors in Liquors.

NOTICE is hereby given to all parties in
y Charles county who intend applying for
Licensees to sell spir nous or fermented liquors
or lager beer also to all persons who intend
renewing their licenses for the same purpose
that unless he provisions Of the following law
passed hq the General Assembly Of Maryland.
a the January session. 1874 are complied with
they viii re unable 70 obtain licenses TO sell !;
CHAPTER 439.
An act 10 regulate The is.ding Of licenses for
the Sic Of spirituous md fefmentcd liquors
in this State.
SECTION l. b. Il eaacte1 b.. the GeHepH is
seD,biy Of MirytIad, That from and after the
passage of this act it shall not be lawful for
the clerks Of the circuit courts OF this State to
issue any license for the sale of spirituous
fermented liquors lager beer to any person
or body polite in this State, unless such per-
son or body polite shall have been recommend
ed 70 said clerks by the grand jury which shall
have been in session At the term next preced-
ing the first day OF May, in each and every
year, in the county where the applicant for
such license shall reside; provided, however,
that this act or any Of its provisions shall not
apply to Baltimore city, Baltimore Prince
Georges, AlesanY, Somerset, Carroll, How
ard Washington Wicomico, ST. Mary 5, Dor
chester and Anne Arundel cuuntiSs.
n. BY instructions received from the
treasury department at the clerks Office, all
persons applying for license ofany kind (ex-
cept marriage licenses which are the same as
heretofore, will hereafter have to pay the tee
OF fifty cents tor issuing the same, making
total Of sixty cents as stated above.
The fec Of fifty cents has heretofore been
charged to the State.
GEO. /. CHAPPELEAR,
,p i Sheriff Of Charles county.
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1t has baeR said tous why don you tell us
something about what Lancaster and Mitchell
arc doing, you have had so much 10 say about
Cox Well We have 10 say that Lancaster
has been busy trying to get old democratic
frauds investigated and he rights OF poor
children protected. While Mitchell has been
making first class speeches in behalf of Sc
curing to every employee the payment Of his
honestly earned wages He has also been
play ing the Devil at calling cauruses Mr.
Cox last exploit was in the role Of pious
chaplain PRAYING that the democratic party
vouldn behave so iatoerably mean towards
the planter and that the tobacco planter would
be torsiYin" beyond the deserts OF the demo-
sga'ic part il sushntoicrsl'v rjeorpue tx
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, by the Board Of
N County Commissioners, that the public
road leading through the lands of Alex. Glib
bons, O. S. Moore, Dr. Adams b. +. Bowling
and by the land of R. ?. Wall, connecting
with Patuxent City with the road leading to
Benedict has been closed.
BY order,
CHAS. Z. HARMON, Clerk
NH as-l4n
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interest that he must not be allowed to sell
his tobacco anywhere except in Baltimore, that
even there he shan't sell it himself as he would
like, but that lie must allow the whole thing
to be managed for him by his guardians whom
the State has appointed expressly for the pur-
pose Of taking care Of him, that he must do
exactly as the nurses tell him he ought TO do
that he is too much Of an imbecile co manage
bis own business and he must let those man
age it whom the State appoints for that pur-
pose All these things and much more is just
about what this Democratic Legislature ha.
said to- the planter. The idea Of the planter
looking to the Democratic party for redress
Its enough to move Wild laughter in til,
throatiOf death %
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, by the Board Of
N County Commissioners that the public
road leading to NaEjemoy Creek, through the
lands of Joseph G. Gray and Thomas S. Dent.
has been closed 5 public road, the same TO
be hereafter used private road
by order
CHAS. f. HARMON, clerk
NH 2S-lnl
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9alependent,
PORT TOBACCO, MD:
Thursday, April ...v""4, 1878.

Remember that the rates for Adj
ervtising In the Maryland Indepen-
dent" are 1ovver than any paper In
Southern Maryland. Oar ratios arc
Published In zach Issue and printed
Business Cards eaa DO Lad on apP.i-
cation.
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HIessrs. Coz and Mitchell al the Front De-
Tending the Rights OF Charles county.
Nc note with special er,tt6ea,ion that " hen
the bill regulating oyster dredging was before
the House, Mr.. Cox Dem. and Mr. Mitchell
(Rep. of this county, stood manfully together
and successfully fought an unjust discrimina-
ton attempted against their constituents
Mi. Key, OF St. Mary 5, tried by way Of amend
ment to exclude our people from the right to
catch oysters in the Patu1eAt and to lilait that
right TO the people Of ST. Nary's and Calvert
counties. No reasons are. assigned for this
strange course Of the St. Marys county gem
tleman, and we believe no intelligent reasons
are possible for It. The movement brought
both our delegates promptly to their feet and
it was asccrtaned in short order that the St
Mary's Key didn't fit that sort Of lock ~
Why any OF these gentlemen should be classed
as Easternshoremcn we by no means under
stand Speaking of the tilt the correspondent
Of the Baltimore Gazette says
Gen. Hardcastlcs bin regulating oyster
dredging caused lively bout in the House a.
nong some OF the EaSternShoremen. Mr. Key
moyed TO strike out the clause allowing Charles
eountymen TO use the waters OF the PatuNent
in common with the citizens of Calvert and
ST Mary 5. This was strongly opposed by
Messrs Cox and Mitchell, the former gentle
man saying the present law was passed in 1874
because a member from Charles at that session
did not know that the Patuxent was in his
comfy. Some one here desired to know if the
gentleman himself could tell whether his coun-
~ touched the bay or not, and for few mo-
I"ents the House induled in a little fun ~ the
expense OF the ERsterushoreman. Mr.. Key
amendment was rejected. The bill was finally
passed 10 third reading, motion TO strike out
The cqaeiing clause having been defeated
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TINS fine ypun9 STALLION, four vclrs
L old viii stand thi season. commencing
. i March aud ending - h June BLACK
KNIGHT is Star 5ut o Il fine large mlre
lie viii ie =. home IN Hond rs, r1ll t New
tNn nd toX's Stt5i nd sop fer the night
It Ia iSt9 ~ b't.r's e. We there IN Tues
d 's fF Stanisiaps III tons N Co b Neck;
ieve ne IN fhursd. 5 Tor home VII Alien 5
Fresh; viii he At Mr. \. q. Chtpman's on
Saturday mornings and at Cenreyitle on Sa-
tdrdIy evenings.
Terms, if paid in the season, Sc or two bar
rels of corn Ito he delivered at nearest mill
if paid in season; if not paid in the season -
will lie demanded. All comply ing with these
terms can h I'VE the services Of the horse at my
residence After the expiration Of the season.
Groom fee 30 cents in et.h c}se \ careful
and competent Coon has Been emplo cd. but
IN no case am responsible for accidents.
f. l.. B0ARMAN,
NH 2l-3m Newport, Nd.
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turday over the toba.co inspections bill.
Gen. Beauregard isne of the judges a. a
New Orleans baby SOW.
4 large number ofamilies arc leaving Cum-
bertrand, Easton andHagerstown for the IVES
Mrs. Ex-Presidentryler still uses the frank
ing privilege given hs by an act Of Congress
many years ago.
p.,.,..; .h. Ia
no leos Is accused oit.,,nn;,,, a,y1v with his
re,,,n7, san,"ie e1 ro,s;, "''ii's '"''
T., H.. ,.u.., -. IN. o.t..,.,. ,i,,
~ 'ue great illletnsii0nal Walk " Le"'s 'li'
ponent twenty mile. v S
Inc dollar OF the paddies has heyn eo ,,-
- =, w.. .s l,ce, o,.,....,...,.
49, - 80 :" - yrd, VI Her hnsSan'Gf
pra,ched The ordinYHsh sermon.
T., ,ho 1t s,,,r,,, a. lib, -1,;,.r;,,.. .,
ported to have suiielal very severely. but the
damage on land was fortunately trihug.
\ long line of fr,,,,i ,r,,,od;o. ln1 ,bo
Ken uckv Lerisl,t,,,, =, ~. NV, sll.;'
The income Of lae 1 es-Em Emp ~.'P Eugene !.
owner Of Camden House, Chiselhurst, Eng
lahu'
Laughing and nparr.ll;,, IN IN. tro,.o III.
other DAY over The o,.stcr 7Vitrbe and Cnv
is os 15s county as 'r as the PaiuNen
t,,. W. 80 ''''. III '''e ''''i'''e =
tee are adopted wo sh,ii No, b,ro MI 49,
nayy-only eight Thousand two hundred and
fifty men.
The Derrick sayg1glile IMPOVERISHED citie,
are loudly calling for the Noffet bell-punc5
Oil City is salts ed with the milk punch of
our daddics.
Ex-Governor S1ann. of MARYLAND now
meSibcr Of Congress will shortly become the
husband Of Mrs JOA. Il. THOMPSON. Of Prince
ton, \. J.
! Great Britain ba..d;scove~ed ,b,t c,,r ,,,,rs
in their way are as FOOD ns onr h'rf and o,s-
tiers. and has lesuIi to import them On an i'm
menSe scale.
PENNSYLVANIA proo,ses 10 have another Cen
/ tennial next sunlmc. 10 commemorate The en-
\ campment Of Washington and his army at
/ Valley Forge.
General Fitz I.eer,ill have in the next mum
her OF thssyoptheIk historical Papers an ar
1 , s..,, 10 ,me ea'- Confederate defeat ~
The thirty Bishor ofthe tmericln Episco,...r
Church who have Sen Invited 20 attend Tie
/ Pan Anglican synod ia i.4Ilon IRE all to uc
housed in the Longhun fotel.
In 1913 Prussia hi onIy one CORVETTE ami
two small pun-boan now thrncy-horn G" ''
man EmpiTc Ia I'll, ~ thc r,nt ~ ,,ird
naval State in the world
t,;.1au;a1a..n,n ~.
profane language -If,er a. whiic son,.l,"iy
\ wiu insist that Tbaddans Steynns did,,t ,,la,
poker or President IineoIn raj ~ III" P''''
~, C..,., p.....r ,.N...
10 Nv Nv ! liilyt u AustII9 n'"ue nlni-
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On or before the FIRST DAY
of MAY, 1878,

under the penalties prescribed by said laws Tor
the infractiou thereof.
Those interested are notified OF the toloVytnsr
requirements of the License Law:
T.,,J .y' icg0.a
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SH RIFF
LICENSE NOTICE.
7. MERCHANTS, TRADERS, AND OTHERS.

4 LLpcrsons and bodies corporate or polite.
in Charles county, who are or shall he
exercising or pursuing any business, or shall
he doing any act or thing, or shall be in the
occupation Of any house or place for the pur-
pose for which license Is made necessary by
the laws OF Maryland are hereby warned 10
obtaiu Il linn - p n.l. HE kane
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Traders License.

The mount 10 be paid by traders for license
the amount Of stock at the principal season Of
sale to be given under oath Is as follows II
the applicant stock in trade does not exceed
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-24
Gmropaiide GabeIberid)te.
9eutfhIano.


| Qonoon, "a. Sft.-@ine 8erliner De
peide Der ,,StanSnro" melbet: y0ie @rnen
nung oe5 @rafen Don Srautmannoprf sun
Oitreifiiden 9eianbten an Oeutihlano errea
oiel lln3ufriebenbeit unb miro bem clerifalel
@tuflufe ;ugeihrieben."
SeitsetdD zlinsarn.
SON n, "a. Sftbr. - @tne gSiener De
pei6e bes y vSelegrapb" meloet: Die 4bfft
cine &riIi I'M Miniiferiunt beS Rei9s ourd
Elm UtiBtrauensuotunl berbeisufiibren, 1T 10
nohl bon Der Webrbeit i'm OItrei6iihen, als
oerlenigen i'm unQarilhen Reihstage, aus
6urft, eiuen @onftitt nit benz Saiier Su Uer
aulalien, auf9e1eben mor0en."
Der Bantt in 8roBbritannien.
Iono II, "a. Sftober. - Ofattben Su'
hanan & Comp. in Glasgow baben fallirt
Palitoa II Diilliou Biuuo sterling. - Die
uOrumpeater &oblen- @Ompa9nie" iit ebers
falls bancroft. Paiua $4,000 Bfuuo Ster,
ling.
Gnslano umo sITebantEan.
20 II D 0 II, %. Sftober.-@ine 8euter de
Oepei6e aus Petersburg n1el6et, baB mebrere
Wit9lieoer Der ruiiiiden @eian0ti1aft bis aut
9Seiteres III 6abul nerrpeilen peroen.
Yer Solos" erflQrt, oaB gn9lauo spar
8enu9tbuung bon bem gmlr gu erbalten III.
den f0nne, allein i'm 6alle eS iieqreidl aus
Dem @onflifte berporginge, 10 niiroe man ibnl
nid)t 9eitatlen, oaS S1ldial BON 4fsbantitan
81 entid)eiben, obne DuB 5tuBlano ein 8ort
mttreoe.
Die Bombay @a3ette" uerOffentli6t einen
Srtef aus Sbuu, uaa rueld,em Der @mir aIi
Vtusltb, Stllalabao uno Sabul, ieoob nift
@anoabar, Su uertbeibigen beabi9ti9t. Ser
Srief erfldrt feruer, paB Der @mir obne .3pet.
tel our6 3uBlan0 llnterltiist rperoe.
Die ueberidlpentmuneen AM Rit.
Nler orta, "a. Sftober. - Der ourd)
Die lleberi4memmungen am 0amietter Grme
oeS gfil8 entitanbene Sdaben miro auf q
Ottllionen Dollars geiddbt. 25O 0teni6en
famen um's 0eben. Die Resierung wirb be-
ihulOigt, ale SOrii6tSmaBregeln ge9en Die
@alamitat pernahlaiiiat I'll habsn.
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Gtferimd)t Dtttter oett GottIiNet,. =
Gtta erQ0Glid,er SprfaL.

Springfie1o D, O., %. Sft.-@dbs
reno geltern Qbeno oas S6auiplel ,2iitle
gmtln4 Durd Die .@barle8 0lfenss@ombis
nationT sur auffabrllns gebra4t puroe, ipielte
iid) eine ntrtllfe 3om0ble binter ben eoulil=
ien ab. George 6awcett Golpe ipielte Den
- yWifins Otlcamber," mdbrenb ielne Srau,
melde ben Subnennamen ,Srl. 8ate @iraro"
fiibrt, in rer boppelteH &olle Der @mi1p" uno
yMartba" auftreten lollte. SRI. @ltella @lan.
ton, pelde ais s9lgues gSiGfielo" auf9etretell,
ipar Dor etnigen Sagen auf 8eran!aiiung Der
Srau Stone, alias @irarb, lpelfe Sri. @lanz
ton fir cine yfebenbublerin bielt, aus Oer
Grippe entlafien lporoen. SRI. @luptDn. iit
nid)t nur auf Der 8iibne, ionDern aud I'M ges
pebnlihen 2eben eiit rei5enbeS Srauensinner
nno 0GSu eine peroteniuole Sd)aulpielerin.
8eltern Abenb beIuhte ite in @eiell6aft etnes
bieil9en 9nbeterS bas Sbeater unb nabut
einen Git in elmer Der Br0ieeniumsloaen elm.
vSSrl, @irarO" ipltrbe bierburd in oldSe 8uth
uerlebt, baB iie iid) rpeigerte, iRre Stole All
ipislen, 10 lanae tbre Webenbublerin Dor por ibr p
| iise. gSabreno Der Sireftor Der Gruppe iitb
ben1ubte, Srl. elapton 5u iiberreben, iid sll
entiernen,. bssab itd) 6ran Stone mad ben,
Sotel nno tebrte tros mebrerer flebentli9er
| Sotldatten tbreS @atten uno 6errn ntft nad)
6enl Sbeater 5uriid. Nat LANCER Yauie
muBte Der Gorbans fallen selaifea peroer,
| eke Der Gft 3u Gnbe mar. Director Roms
sriAieri siei9 barqaf nnr Der Nampe uno er.
| fiarte benz iu3wiidlen Hnae6nIbia getporoeneu
| Bublituul, y6fl. @traro" lei plDtltGb pom einer
| aunqenblutun9 befallen noroen; ibre Stolle
fSnne nid)t au9enblidlih beiest, uno bic Bor.
ffeaung nliiiie baber nit einem anbereu Stiide
9eIAloHel merosH.