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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
RELIEF FOR KENNER.
OFF with Ills Head 50 Much for
Justice Bowling.

OF with Ills Head SO Much for
Justice Bowling.
The high-banded and Illegal proceedings of
the Justice Of the peace 1T the little neighbor-
ing town Of kenner, one Denis Bowling, and
of his appointee and rhum, the negro eonsta-
BILE. having been brought officially To the no
tlce If the Acting Governor, he after investl-
CATION. has acted with prornptit,lle and dis
erection.
The citizens pf Kenner, who have suffered
griavonsly FROM the fantastic tricks Of these
two swaggeilng and lnsolent officials will ap-
precate the relief which the prompt action Of
the Acting Governor has given them. Copies
of the following letter were sent to Charles
Hodges mayor Of kennar, and WIN. Mithoff,
district attorney pro TEN. of the parish Of
jefferson:
tE9tH-ATFs t4F I.ntttetAaA u
Executive Department,
@@m@ New Orleans August 10. 1879.
Dennis Fowlng. ESD. Renner. La:
~ i am directed by his Escalienay, Louis A.
vii NJ Acting Governor uf this state. to inform
YOU that upon examination Of the twenty. bird
section nf act No. u # 1878 incorporating The
mayor 1T the city Of kenner. as justice Of the
peace aud the marshal Of sail city. as con-
a,r n III sa YIN he s9et9 sd ats
second Justice ward VI the parish u Jefferson,
left bank.
This act. therefore, divesta you from any
jurisdiction Of any ease within tie limits Of tile
ely Of Kenner, md Invests the mayor Of said
city. as Justice III the pence. and the marshal Of
said city. IA constable. with sole apntrtt md
Jurisdiction over all the territory Of said CITY
Besides the repeating clause RI said Mt, No II
" 1919 reveals III laws parts 1T laws conflict
Ing with The said act: and the Acting Governor
d. ms 1t his duty to vaeate the comm ission
issued to you On the eighth day Of Deeemhet
1879 aud to declare the same null aud void and
yon will take duo notice thereof.
Very respectfully,
Z. MALOGHEE Private Secretary
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
:. QUARANTINE RAISED.
New Schedule of the Mobile Railroad
and Piedmont Air Line.

New Schedule of the Mobile Railroad
and Piedmont Air Line.
Az . consequence Or the raising Of the
Mobile quarantine against New Orleans, d
schedule Of regular morning and evening
trains to and from Mobile was resumed yes
terday.
The trains leaving New Orleans ut p. III
for New York Via tho Piedmont Air Line will
make tho following time: To Richmond, a.
hours; Washington, 81 hours; New York, 60
hours. The 1880 q. m. fast train, leaving this
city ut Z 80 ". nj, makes Washington In AZ
hours 20 minutes, and New York in S. hour s.
minutes. From New York we will have two
daily trains direct to New Orleans, leaving at
Q .55 q. m. and at 9:55 y. IN. The morning
train makes the trip In 81 hours Al minutes,
and the evening train i'm 81 hours As minutes
The fast Piedmont Air Line, cumming double
trains to New York, has been selected by the
United States government to carry the mails
by the white mall ear service, making regular
daily double trips between Washington and
New Orleans MI the towns ON the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad have raised their utlaran-
tine against New Orleans, and communion
ton between this city and oil points on the
line Of the Mobile Line, the Piedmont Air
Line and the Mobile aud Ohio Railroad will
be resumed Us II no quarantine had ever ex-
IN FAN
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
Sale OF TIE FRANCHISES
or The
New Orleans City Railroad Go.
DEPARTMENT or COMMERCE. ]
Room No. IL. City Hall, I
New Orleans. May 10, 1870, J
SEALEp pRoPoaALa WILL BE RECEIVED

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at Ihs office Of the Admtnistrator Of Conn
merGe, Room NJ. z City Hall, New Orleans.
for The right OF way on the following railroads.
10 wit:
Section / Camp and Prytania and Camp and
day of February, 1880.
Section = kampart and Dauphine, Canal
Street and Mstalrie Ridge 70 gagon st. John.
expire on the second day Of July 1890.
The right Of way to the uurchasers Of said
frnnchisess, :, shall exnirs o., the FIRST DAY
cars fixtures, and their appartsnaners shall
b 8 e hf By wy Mg su psrson
one to be appointed by the purchases
and the other BY the city: and In the
st~ssn hs psrsena u - 70 ofa I
party or umpire shall BIS appointed BY one OF
~ ne district courts. On the Joint application q
:. That the city shall bind herself to transfer 70
the purchasers Of each line Of goad az per sec
tons and ., tbs right Of reysraion which thes
city now has TO purchase ali tho property OF
each line st an appraised value
That said franchises shall De sold for cash.
the ehfire price 70 be- paid By shs purchaser OF
tine OF delivery Of the said franchise or fran
chises. Tho delivery ~ made by the signing
and delivery, Of the act IT transfer. and By Dlae-
Ing tne purchaser In actual possession.
nat this purchasers Of = Il franchises shalt
keep In repair the streets and bridges through
which Es lines of r0ad BASS. from curb to curb,
under tho direction 81 the Administrator OF In.
DrnyeEnents and the City Surveyor.
That the fares TO be charged By aaid purcheS~
er5 on their roads shall never exceed ms
amounts nov charged, except as provided In
tho specifications herein referred to.
Each bid shall be Accommodated BY a dspoSIs
or certified cheek Of $50 800 81 evidence OF their
intention TO abide BY the adjudication, when
amount shall be forfeited In eass Of failure 70
sign the contract; and the same shall bs hsid ~
special deposit until the fiaai delivery OF SAID
rosd and aDpurtenances.
Bidders to whom the contract Is not awarded
shai! nave their deposits returned 10 thea 90 me
day a6luaication IL made. Bidders can SD for
either franchise say ier sections and2, 5r notae
at their option.
Pamphlets containing specifications Of con-
'raet can De obtained on Application to the Al"
mlnistFator Of Commerce..
Proposals must BE Endorsed Bids for ,ns
ffanehisas OF the New Orleans City Raaroad.
Inc city reserves the right 70 reset any ann
All bids, and the sale and adjudication snail nos
De considered rs perfected and binding upoR
the city OF New Orleans until he purchaser "
purchasers shai hare delivered. paid apo
deposited the iull amount Of the price 81 .ne
bid With WhosoeYer raay b. designated by tnS
Mayor to recei7e the same for and on oeaaiI Q.
the city and until such deposit ana payment %
the price SHAH have been made ard accersed ~
the Council, the adjudication SHAH not bind tho
city nor operate as an engagement OF eoQtrHee~
J. HENRY BEHAS.
apr Su teal Administrator Of Commerce.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
A PLEASANT EPISODE.

The Clerks Of the Convention Show
Good Taste and Appreciation.
Tho Hon. M. ID. Lagan, Delegate to the Con-
stitutional Convention from the second ward,
and chairman OF the Committee on Contlrl-
gent Expenses, was yesterday evening the
recipient Of u handsome testimonial Of regard
from the officers and clerks Of the late ConveIl-
ton. These gentlemen assembled at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Lagan and presented him with
Il handsome gold headed cane, with the in
scrfption, Hon. NJ. D. Lagan. From Officers
Constitutional Convention, 1879" Mr.. Edwin
L.JeWell made the presentation, accompanied
by some appropriate and feeling remarks and
testimonial letter expressly, Of the high
regard entertained by the subscribers for
their friend, Mr. Lagan, copy OF which we
here subOn.
The tribute wGs as gratifying to orr worthy
1eliow-cltzen as 1T was graceful On the part Of
those who had learned to appreciate and
value his sterling qualities and excellent
character.
Nsw ORLEANS. August IT, 1873.
To Hon. NJ. d. | agan, Chairman Of the Com :
mlttee on Contingent Expenses, Constitu-
tionsl Convention;
Dear sir = the undersigned, officers and
clerks Of the Constitutional Convention desire
70 unite in an expression OF their regard and
",
ha4 exhibited such sterling integrity uniform
k.ndhess and marked consideration in al his
con.ues tnWarh those VINO have come ID official
contact with him during tho session Of the ae
Cons'ifutional Convention. Tney will ever re-
tpamber with pleasure and satisfaction their
brisf association with thu Hon. ". b. Lagan
and WI Indulge ths hope that the State will
again have the services Of such a worthy clttzan
who has proved so i,hful 80 efficient and de-
voted to the ,canse Of tho peou!e. AS slight
token 81 their esteem they tender yon ths nc
comDanylnR meIn.nfo, when you will please
accept as coming from warm friends and ap-
preciative admirers. With the best wishes for
your future welfare and pros perity they ars
very respectfully yours,
LOUIS a. WIi.TZ. President Convention.
w +. HARRIS Secretary.
BENZ. PRESCOTT. Assistant Secretary
o. w HALSEY. Minute Clerk,
EDWIN L JEWELL, Reading Clerk
THOS: MCINTYRE. Sergeant at Arms,
G. M. ILSLFY. Doorkeeper
W. J ARMSTRONG. THOs. REYNOLDS,
i. ?. BRIANT F. J. GLYNN
q, +. U'BRIEN T. G. MIX,
F. s, HOLT ROHT f. LANDRY
JOHN FITZPATRICK
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
THE NEW CONSTITUTION.

The Enrolling Clerk of the Constitutional
Convention, Mr.. L. P. Brlant, finished yes
terday the enrolment OF the new constitution,
and that important and bulky document is
now ready to be handed to the stationer to be
bound in book form, after which it will be
filed away In the archives Of the State.
The book will contain about 39o very large
pages, and the signatures are all on parch-
ment. The work OF enrolment has occupied
Mr.. Briants entire time from the adjourn
ment OF the Convention until yesterday, and
as there could be neither corrections, Interim
cations nor scratching, the care and labor III
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
FIRE ON MELPOMENE STREET.
One House Destroyed and One Dam
aoaS


At quarter to O'Clock Saturday morning
DEMOCRAT reporter, while on his way up
ST. Charles street, was startled by the voice
OF woman crying Fire. and quickly fol-
lowing her cries the shrill whistle Of Officer
John Gibson echoed through space On look
ing in the direction from whence the sound Of
the whistle proceeded quantity of smoke
followed by large sheet OF fame was seen
issuing from the roof OF the unoccupied one
story building No. 135 Melpomene street
This building was owned BY Patrick Bell
and totally destroyed: insured for $500 in the
Factors and Traders Insurance Company.
The flames then communicated to the
kitchen of the house1No. II Prytania street
and slightly damaged it. This building Is
owned by Mrs. NJ. Rogers, aud occupied by
J. w. Davis. It was saved from destruction
by the Salvage Corps and First Street Bab-
cock.
The alarm for this fire was sounded from
box No. IS by Officer Davis. It was through
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Action About the Bark Flora Pro-

Action About the Bark Flora A Pro-
jected Conference.
Dr. Chopin, to whom was referred the mat.
ter Of the English hafkentina Ella Holt hy
the National Board of Health, has writer
the subjoined letter:
DIR, T. J. Turner, Secretary National Board oil
| In answer to your communication incloaing
O copy nf Sir Edward Jhorntou's letter to Hon.
VIM. N Evarts Secretary IF state. ! would re.
~ ths Mississippi quarantine station from st
Thomas, ono ut the pprs declared infected by
| the proclamation Of tho Govetner of the State
thereof and dIsinfected and fumlgated for ten
days
Ihave thu honor 10 remain, y,nra; respect
President Louisiana State Board Of Health.
Tho board has instructed DR.. Darlington TO
permit the bark Flora to come UP to the city
with her rock ballast, after dlscharging her
sand ballast.
DR.. Herrick secretary 1T tho board. has ad-
dressed letter TO Mayor Patton, asking
when 1t would be convenient for the City
Council to meet q committee OF the Board Of
Health, OF which DR.. Schuppnrt Ii chairman,
for the purpose Of consulting on several
points 81 interest to both bodies
DIR. Choppln president Of the Board Of
Health, left for the North yesterday evening
by the Jackson Railroad. The Doctor expects
to be absent about ~ month aud hopes to res
cuperate his health. which has been greatly
injured by long and close attention to numer-
Gus and arf,oIs duties
DR.. 4. \. Herrick secretary of the Board Of
Health, returned from Pilot fosvn, Southwest
Pass, whittier lie had proceeded hY order of
tho National Board Of Health To Investigates II
supposed case of yellow fever. DR.. HerrlclS
reports that the patient, Louis Wurtz. TWEEN
ty-eight years old, single IL suffering from II
severe attack ntbllious ramittent fever. from
which he is likely to recover.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
A SONG or TRIUMPH
- RoasRsYtLLF. e. rE IN.

Herein are celebrated the praises Of ons
William Fit Gllenwattis. who cams nobly h
the rescue uf the widow ard sent her temals
adversary. Mistress Moore. q flYin'."3
Quaff1lng ones her drink tetrestIsI
Which, unsklmtned would be celestial
And no longer milky whey
She. the widow. rose no proudly
And unto herself said Loudly.
Where Is VII IL there's way.
Oft beneath the besehes comes he.
Oft beneath the besehes roams she.
When the purple twilight falls
What SAYS che. o listen duly
And report ye echoes truly
William IL the hume she calls.
Well. while she Was thus a-unafDg,
Suddenly she heard laughing
Vol, among the teeehes near.
Soon shs spied her grave adorer,
For hs came and stood before her,
And bis words were sweet 10 heart
You shall have my word upon II, Il.
You shall have no glowing sonnet
But your milk o.shnau.ed. sweet one.
For to- morrow morning early.
Up the spout fnmaie sutly
Goeth before rlse OF sun.
Up She goes above tho beeches.
Now she threatens. now besesehss.
'Ses tbs witch ths people roar.
Sill she mounts. we caro- not whittier
Say. viii eyer she como hitherY
luoth brave William Never Moore
Did she" while on earth, once picture
In new heavens Of stars q mixture
Bsnding light OF sWester ray;
Rurely. If she sighed for planets
With d luster greater than it's"
She's now STEPPED in ntiifD ,rheH."
But sing prAises NIL m people,
Toll from EQgefsvIltan stsepls,
OH you. mighty iron bell
Sing nf William Gtlien waters.
Who through perils ereat has brought Us.
Let your voices triumph tell.
And for you seductive "widoH,'
Give now no each ardent bidder
For your bsauty's priceless fee;
Omit fore'er tho cline called Sunny
For this flows with milk and homer"
E'su the land OF Tennessaer'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
MURPHY GUARDS.

At a meeting held in the twelfth ward,
corner of Louisiana Avenue and Tchoupi-
toulas street, on Thursday, the fourteenth In
slant, 112 members signed the roll.
The following officers were elected Prest
dent, Jas. Roberts, Jr.; first vice president,
E. Munster; second vice president, John
Devlin; secretary, Thos. F. Harrison; assist
ant secretary, L. J. Ferdinand; treasurer, r,
Murphy: sergeant alarms, F. Ursell. Mar
shal, T. Murphy. The club organized under
the heading OF the Murphy Guards.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
THE SPANISH FORT CONCERT.

Last night this charming resort was
thronged again with pleasure-seekers, and
every one present seemed to enjoy the de-
lightful music distilled by Prof. j. Mose6's
celebrated band. These outdoor concerts at
Spanish Fort are becoming more and more
popular, and the active proprietor seems de-
termincd not to let the popularity of the place
outstrip his interchangeable energy In develop
ing and beautifying the romantic old fort
PROGRAMME.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
RAISE THE EMBARGO.
The Acting Governor OF Louisiana tc
the Governor of Texas.

The Acting Governor OF Louisiana to
the Governor of Texas.
The subjoined dispatch, sent by Acting Gov.
Wilt yesterday to the Governor OF Texas. ID
well-tim and ought to accomplish its OBJ
ject, II Gov Roberts is open to conviction and
II he be- simply d.esirous of protecting the
people of his State from danger arising from
the fever Now that almost all towns that
were frightened into procaiming q,lnran-
tines are awakening to n realization OF their
unnecessary haste and resembling their pro-
carnations, 1T Ia time for Texas to raise the
embargo, which has acted as al efectual bar
to trade and inflicted immense damage upon
the merchants Of New Orleans.
Texas and Louisiana are natural allies, and
their people should be- united by the closest
ties of friendship and OF commerce.. There
should be not the faintest suspicion of unfair
dealing between the two peoples, and tho
prompt action OF Gov. Roberts upon the dis
patch OF the Acting Governor OF Louisiana
will at once dispel every thought Of the kind
The following is the dispatch:
New ORLEANS, August TO- 1879
To His Excellency Q. NJ. Roberts. Governor Of
So great is my desire to SOC interc urse fully
resumed by our Sthtea. that | cannot refrtin
from again intruding upon your Excellency..
Our clay Is free from yellow fever and Its sani-
tons Of neigh ooring towns have virtually all
bean renewed.
Your own State has, on several occasions.
since 1866. removed existing uuarantines. when
after probation OF one or Two weeks 1t was
discovered that our cases we're simply sporadic.
with no tendency to spread and no harm fol-
lowed. though we still continued TO have few
cases throughout.
To- day we declare to you that not a solitary
case Of yellow fever has been developed In the
city since the tweoty- ninth Of July. end / re-
reply. Respectfully. I. a, WILT.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
MOORE TRtrWPiISg
nj o. n. o.. Hrw ORLEANS,

Once upon time % widoH. s5.5
Giving no enet ardent bidder. $3.50
To her hnauf7's priceless fes. -.
Dnit the lovely, genial, sunny
Land that fl}Hed with mllk and honey
For the eime If Tsnnesses.
Not content with every pIeasure
That, to b imFnl fitled the ueasurs
And redundant ripped DER.
Still she yearued for rural 1nIst.
Rest and wholesome rustic diet.
This she loDeed for, and no "Moors.v
Did she. In her fanny Picture
In now heavens Of stars mixturs
Blending light If sveeter rayt
furelf. II she sighed for plsnsts
With 81 lHstra greaier than It's,
abe ne'er longsd for milky whsy."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
, first race starts at 5 80 o'clock.
AT FRoGMooR TODAY.

Frogmoor will be enliyened to-day by the
crack OF the rifle and the "whiz-z'. of the
bullets as each contestant strives for the
honor OF first winning the handsome chrome
presented by Mr.. b. Z. Bonnet. The match
requires five shots at 200 yards, off-hand,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, AUGUST II, 1870

military rifles, military rules tc govern. the
prize to be won three times NY the same
shooter before becoming personal property.
Shooting will last all day. and entries 10 be
unlluulled Eronnds are open tn all.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
NEVER MOORE. :"

The lively contest between young widow at
RpgeravilIa, Tenn. and q country lan1laar
Of the name Of Moore who gave skimmad
milk for hfsakfastl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART

This neat Little church, which is situated on
Canal street, corner Of Lopez, and of which
the Rev. Father Marine Is pastor, will be
eolemnly dedicated at 10 o'clock on next Sun
day morning, twenty-fourth instant. At 6
o'clock IN the evening the bell OF the church
Will be blessed. These services will be 10th
solemn and interesting, and will, no doubt, be
witnessed by large uumbers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17

volved In preparing this document In m s6-
solutely perfect manner con. be Imagined
| Written In large, clear and beautiful hahds
| 1t ls very credltable as specimen Of ehirog-
rpuhy
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17

the exertlons of Officer Gibson that the neigh
bOrhoOd was aroused and the alarm sounded.
Adam Schmidt, first assistant of No %,
had his foot badly crushed by falling between
The wheels 1T the hose carriage while attempt
ing to mount
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17

during the yenr: Dye woods Ill stick,
s2152; fish, sl4t4; India rubber gntta pereha,
$500; seeds. 1887; bread and biscuits, s76G !,
rice, 1902 buttons in whole Or partly made
aud button mplds and materials, S437t. There
were $50 worth Of potatoes brought In
ard entered, precious stones valued mt s64 ,
perftmery and cosmetics, 1890, confection-
cry, $40; watches and watch movements,
1876, fnrs, 1921, bltuminous COAL S3373,
ste.
The total above Of iron and steel and manu-
faettfes of includes s23 worth Of hardware
$685. worth ct machinery; sG783 worth Of fire.
arms and Sl4, 3is worth of cutlery.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17

sg FOR OTHER CITY NEWS SEE EIGHTH
PAGE,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17

OF the auxiliary committee, the meeting adj
journed until the next regular session.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
OUR FOREIGN TRADE.

The Exports and Imports Of Iaar.
The Auditor Of Customs has completed his
statementof domestic export aud import on
tries Of this city for the year beginning An
gust I, 1878. and ending August l. 1879. and
from 1t the following Interesting particulars
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17

Herein arc celebrated tbs praises Of onss
William Fit Gilenwatars. who cams uobly 10
the rescts uf the widpvy ard sent her female
adversary Mistress Moore, ID flyin.'5
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03
az curt 3rccldmaf,o1.

Sintsmsltn Ger aGi6. G6orItS u. Wagcr,
Yon Der Gcuyt Gcmrcn HIeaS rrm 2Stcn Sc.
ridtliaen Iitrjft, tciitheno aus ben GcuntirS
Genhc, Clinton urc GIeorfeIc, unb rcr 9lbit.
9u5n Tisene, uae eer I1it. Gam. Grdnf,
afccirte RiGttr in centre puutp, ibrs 0pr~
ltr # terGueee5cbe1, nit eem Datum eee
@cremteye, y. >. 1873, all MID srrhtst,
hin cine Gpurt Won Spcr ure Ssrmincr une
C3eRsral Gjtf6neuie Grlebidurg unS Yisrtl~
ia5riJe SieGu9 beS i5r;cGeHeeeriites III
@tGelUutt, lEr taS GruntH Centre, r"c lell
om 4tsn Wcptas oc5 Trnat 9tpril ncnIih
am 2S;en 3d1s cee 9rrtI, 1879, anfanacn
uro ;pci g3rd'tr bausrr. Rahridt pire bjcs
nit 3r9s6er ium Gprrner, III ben GrisrenSrib>
crn, ;um alderman uno cen Gonilablers tee
oeraruttu Gcuntits Ycn Centre, haE te hann
unb eprt, I'M 10 llbr 9rrmittass hes bcIa9t.n
lassS, nit itrSn 8seprts, Snariiiiirncn une
Grlmindticusn uno ibren eiaenen Ssnetung'
en- az crfheinen totcn, um eielc Sober, rosls
ts II ibrln GcmtGrn 9cscrsn, /" btrsini9en
nib IL ocnisriasr, rrelhe i'm 9cfdn9nine rpn
Gentle Geuntp Ero cher Istn peroen 81 crts~
bsr, tisTt 2lN9tr 0tSEn iit 81 tHtrsn ME Is
rrdt III.
Gt9ssen unttr meinsr 51lb, in gtGffEnic,
an ten 5d0e res - i'm Sabre unlttes
6errn eiutaulsno ahthanbert unb febfn nno
reun;ie, unb i'm bunotrtuneeriten SABRE Der
llrabtanaiefcit Der 9crtiniattu Staatcn.
Sptn SYanoler,
S9erif.