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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23
ESscvTlvr MAs'ioS
AN ARMY OFFICER's SUICIDE
Capt. Long. Commissary OF subsistence q
Washington, shooting Himself

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 22.-No little excite
mcnt was caused in public places here this
evening 10y the report. which proved to be cor
rect that Capt. A. X. Long. Commissary Of Sub.
sistence at this post. had committed suicide
The particulars. 30 far rs known. are that Capt
Long went to his home at the usual hour this
afternoon, and entering his wifes room. had q
brief conversation with her. Immediately nj.
terwnrd he passed into an adjoining room and
shot himself near the heart with revolver
causing almost instant death. No causo is given
though II is reported that lie had been drink.
ing heavily for the past two or three days
His accounts with the Government are said tc
have been correct up to the lst inst. Capt
Long was quite iayorlte with his many fricndf
and acquantanccs. He was Pardon Clerk NJ
the Executive Mansion during tho Admnistra.
ton Of President Johnson. Al the same timt
the late MAJOR Morson, Paymastcr. I. :. A.. wht
a out three years ago committed suicide in Cal.
ilornia; was member Of President Johnsona
staff. Long was also assigned to duty with Mr.,
Johnson when the latter was Military Governor
ot Tennessee. He married daughter Of the
Hon. Henry II. Foster. cX-Rcprcs ,ntativc from
PENNSYLVANIA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23
NET JERSEY LEGIsL.ITTRH.
Reducing the Rate of Iniere.t-A Resolution
On the Coal Combination.

TRESToN, Jan. 22.-ln the Senate to-day n
series of resolutions was adopted in favor Of
reducing the rate of interest 10 six per cent
The bill making the rate OF interest sis per
cent. per annum o'casonel a long discussion.
Several amendments We're offered but all of
them were lost The bill was ordered 10 third
reading
In the House tho resolution calling upon the
State OH ,ials the Chancellor, Judiciary, &C.. 10
furnish statement Of the amount Of fees and
pcrqusitcs received by them respectively. was
agreed TO-
4 bll 10 provide for NJ. form poll tax To-. pay
the bonds issued 10y the Board of Chosen Free
holders was Introduced.
A hill was Introduced fixing the salaries Of
public officers ~ follows thoncrlor, $4,000
per nnnum: Chcf Justice, 5000: each of the
Associato Judges Of the Supreme Court. $1,000
Clerk oil the Court OF Chan,ery. s5Oun' Clerk #
the Court Of Errors aud, Appeals, 900; and
Clerk Of tho supreme Court, $4,000. Each Of
the foregoing clerks are Ia be allowed 81 400 an
nually for clerk hire. and ten coniS folio for
copying, the Boards OF Chosen Freehodcrs of
the several counties TO fix the salaries Of oll-
In tho Senate the General Railroad bill WAS
up for consideration. MI Srweli submitted
effect of these l. To retain IN" clause requiring "A
deposit Of $4,000 q mile rs eunrantco Of good
faith The penalty for non performance Of
contract Is also retained.
la the House resolution was offered 10 mp
point committee of investigation 10 Inquire
into the truth of the charges that certain cOrpo-
ri"nI a sSai 1nGnat"Ss H,S "'' 'oD''''' "' ""'"w
The committee onlh ycslsation Of charges
noon and appointed W T.. sackctt ms clerk No
compAinanls appeared. and subuWnns were
ISSUED 10 compel the attendnnce of j. \. Bocchcr
and +. F. Patterson Of Newark,
GOV. Mcclellan gave "A reception to the mem
hors OF the Legislature and state officers to-
night The attendance was large and brilliant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23
THE LORD-HICKs MARRIAGE
Another step Taken by the children IN tho
Lunacy Proceedings.

Judge Van Brunt was applied to ycster-
day by ex-Judge Fullerton, counsel for the
children OF Mr.. Thomas Lord, for an order for
substituted service in the lunacy proceedings
against their father. and that tho summons be
published. The application was made upon
affidavits that since tho lunacy proceedings
were begun Mr.. Lords relatives had no knowl-
edge Of his whereabouts; that he had gone
away from his house. and that they had reason
to believe he was at the residence OF Mrs. Hicks |;
and that they have been unable to make per-
sonal service upon him. Judge Van Brunt di-
rectcd that the summons in those proceedings
be published, and that copy be left at his house
and Mt tho house OF Mrs. Hicks. Tho full text
of the summons will bo found In the advertising
columns Of THE Sun.
Judge Fullerton said yesterday that Mr. and
IN Fourteenth street. and h9ye been there since
the wedding. :" 1t was evidently their inten.
tion,' the Judge continued. to keep the thing
quiet for q few days. but widespread publ ication
sS gs sps s az by hi
and 1Ht%T. she Snd herss
and ' put "deb to bed a Ike T 'SRii child and in
better ter ,ha isd for tho SC
Deeply mortified. she has accordingly done
everything in her poWer e staye Of the ineyta,
sound and capable old gentleman her friends
| represented him to be- she would long ago have
| abandoned this strange seclusion. and exhibit
ed her new-found husband TO her friends and
| relatives"
=" You do not aver that the old gentleman is
| actually insane do you Judge 2"
" He is not insane in the technical sense OF
| the word. but he Ia so weak mentally and so in
capable OF taking care OF himself. that II has 10
| be treated as insanity. He may appear well
| enough in an ordinary conversation. but lie
cannot count a pile Of money-he cannot repeat
| the multiplication table,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23
CHOOSING HER HUSBfND.
The Case Of Katie Unun who Preferred I'm
prisonment to Forced Marriage.

Misa Katie Uaun. the prctty Young bru-
-. ...,.,.'..,.. a. - 80 orros,al ON n
hcue WHO Processes 10 hhVe pcch "ilc7's" VI" ="
false accusation Of grand larceny preferred by
her mother. Mrs. Henrietta Haun Of 7 Harrison
street. Hobokcn. because she refused to marry
according to hor mothers wishes. was arraigncd
before Recorder McDonourh Yesterday Jus
tlcN Streng counsel Tor thc girl s"'u .", 7I'o
was evidently the victim Of n conspiracy in
,,hi,h II - r,o,,o, ,ioycJ ,bc lcndine mart. The
girl was arrested ostcnsibly on cn"iso VI
theft. but In reality. Justice strong said II was
pi"ii w en''"P Nv, - ,na ,n,riao,. ~.
force her by threats OF Disgrace "nu 'up' .'.
norn,o, ,acm, ~ ia,,arcr
"o, n''''' - p.o,,,,, ,,ho o,roored Tor
Counsellor JACOB Dre'I'e'u' VINO "ppo"'eu ~,
Mrs. Haun. interpreted her testimony. which
| ,,oa ,,;,o, In German She testified that on the
oc,,, m"s :, i"st sbc was rohbod Of ,ooo in
26th OF November lhst she was roupou ol BOW III
t2 Sand 80 grcenbacks. She failed to trace the
money or TO ferret out the thief She suspected
ih1t her daughter who had suddenly Quit tho
house Ind taken The money and therefore sh @
had procured n warrant for her arrest
Justice Streng wanted 10 cross-examine tho
tcrs arrest in order, he said 10 prove that She
wanted to force Miss Hnuns marriage to
Schocnmachcr. and that her daughter LEI, the
house long before the alleged robbery was com
mitted
Mrs Haun's face changed from red to white
alternately. and she stubbornly refused TO
answer any Of the questions Of the lawyer. Mr..
sircng Insisted that the witness should submit
to crOss-cxnminntion but all TO no purposc.
The witness created sensation in the court ns
she arose Indignantly from the witness stand
and shaking her fist ut the lawyer dashed out
Of the room.
Mr.. Haun. the girls father. testified that he
had no reason to suspect his daughter Of the
robbery. He said that the girl found the keys
OF the trunk in which the money was kept and
returned them TO him. That was previous 10
the discovery OF the theit. Chief Donovan said
that he believed the girl to bc innocent OF the
charge. and he caused asstonisshmcni by his
version Of the robbery. Mrs. Haun reported
the case TO him, he said and he detailed de-
trctlvc To w3rk i ". The officer ionnd reason
10 suspect that Srhoenmachcr was impiicntcd,
and then the woman took the case out OF the
hands OF the police. she subsequently visited
fortune teller in Newark who told her that a
| dark complcNioncd man was the thief. She
told thl"i Donovan ot the revelation made "a
| her and wanted him TO work up the clue. He
| refused unless she would consent TO allow him
| 10 use his own discretion. Chief Donovan be-
| licvcs that the charge against Miss Iiaun
| originated in her refusal TO marry the man
whom her mother selected for her.
| Miss Katie Haun. the prisoner said: " The
| charge ngainst me IL false IN every particular
| My mother wanted mo to marry SchDrumacher
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23
From lFFLTENCE TO WiNE
A Once Opuient seventh Warder Dying -
the Roosevelt Hospital.

Morris Hcmmingway. who died IN Roos welt
Hospital Monday halted while walking up Smith nv.
cuuo ON saturday evening. ami putting his hand to his
lead rce,d aud tel backward into cellar Ills head
struck the ioor below. and hc was taken up un
cons,
lNe weeks ago Mrs Hemingway was admitted
TO the hospital. AMI there when her hus.
band WAS admitted, Tut was kept isnnrance o tho
tact and of the death o her husband Her little daug-
ter thcr visited the hospital sunday morning and
a-orr'an.d ha' her aihcr dead sic rushed To her
muthpr. De Asii~ AMI told hVr and this prosirntci nor
Nr Hcnmiugwas wNs an old resident ui the seventh
Wafi. and once owned considerable pfoprrts but
lucky sitruiAtons >welt awHN aui tor hc past wear
NOR, Do. driver the Fort, SECOND strcpt
town hnc 90 cars AZ Sl.2i day Has little daughtcr
Esther. ifl-t intelligent glfi Of Ii years earned -
week Tie mother j. henlpss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23
THE BORDER TROTBLEs.
Diaz's Government Determined 20 Oppose tAs
Invasion OF Mexico.

CITY OF MEXIco, Jan. ls.-The Cabinet
question is giving President Diaz much trouble,
II is rumorcd that Senor Gonzalez. before en-.
tering the Ministry of War. will 90 to Lower
California on an important mission. Several
Cabinet changes are spoken Of. but nothing
definite Is known.
The Government has instituted INQUIRIES 10
ascertain what officers of the Mexican army in
vitcd Lieut. Ward Of the United States forces 10
cross into Mexico, The Government has deter-
mined 10 oppose the crossing Of the boundary
by American troops
The newspapers consider Minister Foster's
trip TO Washington very significant under the
present circumstances.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23
TRENTON'S STATE SAYINGS BiNk
The Examiners Hepor; Madc-The Chancei-
Ior Appoints ~ Receiver.

TRENTON. Jan. %. In the Court of Chan
ccry. to-day. Mr.. Watson +. Van Camp. Deputy
Commissioner OF Savings Banks who was ap-
pointed by Chancellor Kunyon to examine tho
condition Of the State Savings BANK. made a re-
port which shows that on the 1t Of january.
1877. the bank held United Smtcs. county city
and water bonds. with accrued premiums.
amounting 10 i29.3il.64 These have all been
converted into money. 1t held at the same time
bonds and mortgages amounting To s29. 200, Of
which sls 300 has been converted into money.
1t held stock Of the Mercer Loan Association
amounting 10 1892 which has since been re-
duced to s3.l7j.27. There WIS also 81 1904 in
cash. making the total assets 500 9ji3s. The
amount then due dcpo-itorS was sfl $3.50
OF the cash renliz'd from the sale OF securi-
depositors. The bank siil owes them s5G.-
s23,l9. The .si7GilGl realized in eash is par
son of jacob Il. Frcese, the Treasurer. amount
i!ng 70 s39; ;S92.3i and the hypnthecation Of
Bank. The first named amount is represented
10y a note secured hy an unrccortrd bond and
mortgage Of J. r. frcese and wife 10 l.. X
The condition of the hank ms the result Of the
transactions Of ISIS. may he thus given;
IeNas,-poe 1oeo',9o!. sS,So 80 =, 49, due First Ma
A,.ei.-,iV OF RahNa, oolA. pledsel 10, .rlrN Va.
IaS a A".ca,,n Sa T., .,os :, ~ no'c Of l. Frr.
secuted y, s".d hnd @ meri;sse @ % frfeic
rf,e,c not recorded s. 7i. other bonds aud nnrigascs
s1Hn, overdue not oi hand - -" cash ~ box, sia2
cash in bank, siil.J total, ;'i.,'ji -.
The report concludes by saving that the pres
ont assets Of the bank will fall far short OF meet
ing the Liabilities. and that the bulk Of the So
curitics have been converted into cash. and the
proc eds dis posed of 10y the OIL GERS of the bank
without any authority of the managers or u
committee thereof.
Chancellor Runyon this evening appointed f.
Mrrcor Shreye. EaQ.. OF Trenton. receiver. No
Indictment has been found against the Officers.
j. j. Irecsr. Nicc-Presidnnt and Treasurer; II.
G. Frees". Cashier or L. X. Frcese. Tho Grand
Jury i, % meet nrain on Thursday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23

What do you think Of the bill repoallng the
charter Of the Tanmany Society that the Republicans
are said to be Matching in Aihanv,'
don't think anything ahuut Il. tor kuch iii would
he unconstitutional our charter was granted IN lAh
and the Constitution of Sid expressly provides that
charters -rHntri previous 10 the Adoption o the conu
tu,vn shall .e in, ioalc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23

The father Of Annie Parks. the young girl
Whose nd,culugcs have pu11ci the police as well as her
relative, in Brooklyn took charge OH ray alter.
She had been locked up in tic Washington street
police station vafrancy She insisted 10 the last that
her bruises came from the tou- handling that she 70.
cetNVd from three men. who ira.gcd her tu lonely
room and mal'rraici her l,r father tnl Police captain
Sulth that the crl naturally Wcuuenu. that sllo
could mot be- sA,lN believed Mr. park, declined 90 take
his daughter To his home, ami lac had her cared iOI else
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23
Senator Allison Reelected.

DEs MoINrs. Iowa. Jan. 22.-The General As,
.cnhly ieconvenci to-day. and during the afternoon
both hranchc, ooA a for United STATES senator In
the sonatc the Nnie stod Allison, ~, Miller, ~ In tho
House Allison ~, Miller, "a aud Gates. 3 The Nota
thus stauds IN the aggregate ", B Allison, %, d. +.
Miller 50 + \. Gates. 3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23
P.Ihnm's school Dimcuities.

Suits wrro Instituted in Pelham against
charles Barton. Clarence Lyon and Vincent Barton,
charge of disturbing school me, ting which Post
master SPARKS was presiding The trouble grew out Of
tr election ot two school trustees Il was charged
through sharp practice tho PARK uf spark CHARLES
Barton was declared guilty and fined 80 THE ual Of
Mr. Barton resulted yesterday In the Disagreement VI
tlN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23

While the venerable Peter Cooper was driving
throu-h Ggccnpont Yesterday his horses knocked down
10 year olt aa named Francis Joluson. ~ Maunat
tan avenue and the wheels ram over hls rsAt es Iug
tu 4 s4N l.l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23
THE SAFE or 7SfE ERIE PrT orr
Why the Auctionins OF the Hallway ha. besr
Postponed until March 81.

Mr.. George Ticknor Curtis, referee, being
asked yesterday concerning the lostponcmcnt
Of the sale Of the Eric Railway said:
by tie judgment of foreclosure and sale !
was directed not to postpone the sale except on
the request of the plaintiff attorneys. but was
authorized TO postpone it upon receiving their
request. On the 10Th Of this month | received
from them the following letter:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23
Hayes. Nomination. Confirmed.

WAsuiNGToN, Jan. 22.-The Senate in exocu-
tive ses,ion to-day confirmed the following nominations
Samuel Parks o Illinois TO be Associate Justice Of the
supreme court of Now Mexico and A Poole tn he
lmdd states Marshal Tor California lohe United states
Attorney lN-llcnry NJ Lewis for Me Western nisuict OF
Wisconsin, and Archibald StcrlWs, Jr ior Maryland rn
be Po,tmHsters-lonathHu ; Holmes AZ Grand Ledge
Mich. JOSIAH Il. West AT -. Cloud Mnn.; thas Moss
a Franklin Tenn. and Robert 4, Ienllek ut CVlGmOWs
TexAA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23

Judge Donohue has granted n writ # Lal on'
corpus tu bring Tweed INTO court tn irsflrN iu M -i
Nrnr A. smnvN receiver. against the ,ii. inr lat ila
FURNISHED Tor building the Nnth District Court II u,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23
TRYING HAYES'S SINCERITY.
INVITED TO CO. OPERA TIE IN PURIFYING
THE GOVERNMENT
Subordinate Onicers Of the Government 70 Ss
Guaranteed Protection in Testifying Re-
fore the Com mmittes on Treasury Expeusca

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Mr. Glover, who
introduced the investigation resolutions in the
House. had yesterday q long interview with
Rutherford b. Hayes concerning the attitude OF
his Administration toward the coming investi.
cations. Mr.. Glover expresses himself much
pleased with the manner in which Mr.. Hayes
met his views. He assured Mr. Hayes that his
object was not to make party capital. but to
purify the Government. The Committee on
Expenditures In the Treasury Department Of
which MIR. Glover is Chairman. passed later In
the day the following resolutions
R,ej That the President he and is hereby requested
40 WIN ~ ~ ,nr committee in its o
the order necessary for that purpose.
Mr. Glover transmitted tho above resolution
to Mr. Hayes In a letter. In which he said that
the Executive departments have beon increas-
ingly corrupt and oppressive; that organized
combinations have existed in every depart
ment. based on plunder. and have sported with
and preyed upon the freedom the fortunes
and the happiness OF the people that among
tho methods resorted to to secure themselves
secrecy and immunity. are the mutilation. alter:
atton and concealment OF books. papers. and
Documents OF record and the Intimidation
Rabituai and carried to a cruel and Infamous
extreme. Believing Mr.. Hayes is anxious to-
end this terrible state OF things. and. as far ne
possible, redress the outrages whereby nones,
men apd women are prevented from telling the
truth. Mr.. Glover respectfully asks that he will
at the earliest practicable moment. take tho
mittee but all the corimittees OF the House, In
their efforts TO ascertain the. facts concerning
ne aness aaEed 6s Ssosss and nat ne vii sye assug
-u'' iA"'o' .eplied as follows:
EXECUTIVE MANSION
, WAsHiSGTOS II. G.. Jan. ~, 1879 I
DrAR sra am In receipt OF resolution adoped by
committee of the House OF Repre- on xpedi
lures IN the Treasury Department requesting my
operation with the committee In its inve
legged abuses ~ said department shall be glad to CO
Operate heartily with the committee IN the PROPOSED in
vestgnuon. and TO that end will issue such proper
directions TO all officers O that other deparcn
as may be required TO secure prompt and effective assist
ace m the conduct oi the inyestigaton Touching the
suggestion contained In your letter that witnc
may testify before the committee be appreLensiv
OF losing their places II they testify truly and fully you
are at liberty 20 assure all subordinate officers that tho
fact Of their testfNng before the shall
u-d to their prejudice Very respectfully Is HAMA
Hon JonS NJ. GIOyER, NJ. C.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23

Cloudy weather. with light rain or snow fol-
lowed ny clearing weather warm south west gN Nreins
toiuuch colder aud high norlhwcsic, wind. aui ne1ry
stationary, followed by rapidly risi.i barometer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23

:, Tho Jersey City Aldermen la-t might rlcotcl
Me-.rs John Muluus and j j l-tuhroNh iu.NIn.t- of
the Board of Finance To succced Mc,sls fAireln and
Sweeney, who's, terms oNIiie IN lnl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23

RoNDovT. Jan. %. At Steep Rocks. last night.
about 'uur Hcr,, oi ground sid i.o clay bank tho
escaped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23

ROME Jan. 22-The Vatican, rrphlng - IN"
inquiries u the Nuucius ahrold. Saws tt ui' tuaaOn
has not been changed by the accession Of iiumueitL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23
Kn,hxnr Captured by the Chinese.

BERLIN, Jan. 22,-A telegram received here
ftom Ta.hkcnd Jan ~ says that the Chincsc took the
CITY oi kashgar by coup dc main. The EHir, RcA kuli
Bc-. escaped ron the carnage anl nfi "il' Rus.an
pruN cr ni Fcrlhlna Tie solclis Russian support The
whole O kashpar Is now Az the power VI the tlnnese
Imported English grain wnierprOoflnc" shoes,
surface stitched N Old ~ le 800. knox MV.san Jii
BROADWAY. .-Ais,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23

and place Of snlc which had bocn advertised
(Mcrchnns Exchange salcsroUm, at II o'clock J.
Tho notice Of the salc undcr the decree Of the
supreme Coult OF this state WAS rcnd by the
auctioneer to the byslnndcrs, and ho then read
New Jersey. who was present with mo. then
read the letter Of plaintiffs attorneys, and an
nounecd that the sule had been postponed To
Monday. the 2lst Of March, at H." Same hour
and place. Mr. William Patterson, the New
Jersey Master IN Chanccry, announced that his
place" ~
why was the sale postponed? -
Il understand TINT there were certain quos-
tions before Judges Brady and Daniels. which
Judge Brady stated to counsel oi huih sides,
they could not dispose Of before the latter part
Of February and therefore IL was suggested 10y
the Judge that tho snlc had better be- postponed
for not less than sixty days 1hs is ulI tue IN
formation have on the subject
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23

Tho Farmers Loan ami Trust CompluN yaiuiif,
against the Erie RAILWAY COMPANY. defendants oourse
Ticknor Curtis referee DTAK SIH We have ths diy At
the request OF Judge Brady signed stipulation Tor the
Adjournment NJ the sale 20 date les. than sixty
DAYS from the 2lst day of January. ls7H Pleas. there
fore adjourn the ,aid sale Monday next Monday
the 25 day Of March. 1879 AT the hour aud place
=" Very trulN Yours,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23

JAcKsoSyILLE, Jan 22. Senator Morrlssoy's
health SVpunues " Improve.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-16
Sriittaer OrunS.
I Dor bem gtid5ter lfebt cine irrifbe fra

| T9crbtm &i9ter ftebt cine irrif&e Srau.l
Srdu: Your Honor, i& min son
nieinem W1nne aefhteoen fein!
8thter: QBas baten Ste fur eirtn
@runb bieriu2
Trdu: Gr betrtntt iih.
&iGter: Das III tetn SHribuRss.
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5rdu: Or -er f6ld9t unb ntt6bar5
belt mid!
&itter: s(u& bas TT tsin seniseR:
Der 9runb.
Srou: Nan tenn. 6err &ihter. pcnn
haS NaeS ni4t seniist-er 1T MIR un-
treu!
&t6ter: Dds liet R4 b6ren. Dto
raus ftlieBen Ste auf feline llntreue?
Srdu: SD babe beftint1ttea unb sf.
9riinbeten gered6t bds = rrn nlti
tttnt ltsttn 8tntc riHt cr tr 8It
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-16
Srte9etlr!ta.

S6teItr 8 Gartc srm S&nari,n SPetr, al,ir,
a,'sH. etm GauedluS, hem iaeIiteu RuFIane,
Sumarien uneseeT ritIi6rr 2lIFti. 9u Stciu
9etr1en. leraflltte stevudt unb ecIrriri. WaE.
fas, l 3o0,OO @rSRs, 22,-2s 3ca. wrtis
9tfaIts' une in llmffIae, SOLO.
9ic't Sarit III mad Zen ntu,iitn uri scr :
iianeiQitcH gr9atrr auesrarbcitct. { /, aitt
cine ubtrli6ti6e 0ariicaun9 bee san,,n
Nrit9ei6ausIarcS in gurcpa unS Niir
Strausstscptn srn 9. Sttiatr, 22u.24
NrdntfcTt Str.. Ycrp gprf. Der Grtmr, are mad,
SmrIan9 ees Se!rasss irsIti2 q ap:it ;uitn-
eet.
Titl;r 9trI.scr BAT SrrFrtruAacn ottrufTtn,
nm iretiers Rritatfartcu, he ttrd n6ibia rcr>
en- icuttn, aIsbaIe erlSeineu III Ia1,r.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-16
Safe tu Der Ntitte.

gu cine: f& fir ftGt b9Eerif6 dusss'
tcnren Srnu, rtr itepA gar riStt fttltt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-16

Gin zimmerman unp elm Wunt.
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