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MR.. STEWIRT'S BODY.
From What the Rumor sprang that Il haA
Been Placed In the Cathedral.

Since II was announced upon the authority
OF Mrs. Stewards statements TO her friends thai
the BODY OF tho late A. T. Stewart had bocn re.
covered by Judge Hilton. the Stewart Memorial
Cathedral at Garden City. l.. L. wherein the
body will finally be Inferred has been overrun
by visitors. Some Of these come from dis.
tance. and their patronage has swelled to not
lnfonsderablo extent the income OF the Garden
City Hotel
Impelled by morbid curiosity these visitors
have searched every nook and corner OF the
graceful pile whose Interior Is yet incomplete.
They seem to be impressed with tho idea that
content with annoying tho workmen engaged
in erecting the mortunry chapel in the crypt
under the chOnccl. they have broken and car
ried away portions OF the delicate stone tracery
that had cost SO much labor and money. To
prevent THIS, an order was given some weeks
since that no one should be allowed to enter the
building without giving password or counter
sign that had been agreed upon. Indeed
sald gentleman who IL IN position To- speak
authOritatvely. " this rule has been observed
80 strictly that Judge Hiton himself would find
the word.
Tho promulgnton of this order when it be.
came known TO the surrounding villagers.
created a marked sensation. Although before
this they had smiled nj the firmly Expressed boz
lief Of the strangers that the body was in thd
cathedral, they soon caught tho Injection them-
selves. They 5warmed about the place, peorcd
which could be attained only by standing upon
zach others shoulders. and stArod in blank
ama2omrnt at the grOtcsque faces OF the gar
goylrs that capped the window arches ahoYa
them. Il has been definitely learned that tho
body of Mr. Stewart is not in the cathedral, and
Will not be takon there until the two sar,1phhgI
are placed in pos ition upon the marble flooring
OF the mOrtuary chapel
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DEFENDING wAsHINGTON SQUARE
Property Owners demonstrating Against the
Passage OF the Tunnel BIII.

Nearly a hundred property owners in the
Eighth Ninth. Fifteenth. and Sixteenth Wards
met in the Bleecker Building at Morton and
Beeckor streets last night to protest against the
passage Of Assemblyman Hayess Tunnel bill.
which permits the use, for transportation pur-
poses. of public streets. avenues, and places.
Mr.. Abraham Lent presided. The bill was read
twice. and speakers complained that it was
vague, blind. and sweeping They said they
would like to know who WAS behind tho bill
pushing II. Assemblyman neanc said that DR..
POar Hayes had answered. when asked that
question, that lie himself was behind II.
Ex-AldcrmAn Van Setback said that he had
come to the meeting with II Committee from the
Parks Protective Association OF this city. be-
Loving that tho aim and intention of the bill Is
to allow Washington Park to be occupied and
used rs II coal and grain depot for the Tunnel
Company that has started to tunnel tho Hudson
River.
Assemblymnn Denne said that the hill was ir-
regularly Introduced in that 1t WAS referred to
the Committee ON Cities. of which Dir. Polar
HayeB is chairman, and not - IL should have
been, TO the Committee on Railroads, 1t has
been ordered to 4 third readng.
On motion of Mr.. Clelland DR.. Hayes was re-
quested 10 he present mt a meeting to be held in
the same place on next Saturday night, and OK
plain the bill.
the property owners as a formal remonstrance
petition to the Legislature.
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THE L4IESr OLD WORLD NEWS.


LONDON March 20-One Eichstcdt. deputy
Collector of the ST. Petersburg Custom House, was
Gently arrested Tor issuing Nh,t publication, from that
city His residence in district far distant from the
centre ami contained number of presses belonging
the Central Committee u the revolutionary party Eich.
stdt WAS found hN the police m bed IhtN bound him
AMI then he'd the promises Thousands pamphlets
similar To those winch htd hteu circulated throughout
Russia were discovered. togch' with important letters
from leading cities 0 tr country and copics the kl
the RUSSIAN Revolutionary Journal. published London
Eichssdt j. native m Russia hut the son ot merchant
from Hamburg settled in 81 Petersburg His official
uon saved him for long time from suspicion and enabled
him tn pass th Custom House orriLn presses and pub
hcauon~ The police waited Tor several lhN the house
ami arrested all who visited there Among them
lady OF the Court As the Ralr became hrutrd the
soon ceased. large number oi persons whom the let
trs implicated were also arrested including nine army
onlcers CONNECTED WIN mIlltArN com.uiracY.
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srnsrent on their face The only one which can dis
cover that might be used through detrmcnt that
minutes might be construed into being specification
Of statement of cause for my removal
II the printed cory the minutes to me for
The purpose Of having such effect am prepared to pro-
duce witnesses at such reasonable time as may ap
point who viii prove that my whole duty as Police
oommissoner in having the streets specified cleaned
the dates mentioned has been performed. and my whole
duty performed IN the employment OF competent men,
will also prove by witnesses should any charges he made
by you In definite form 10 the satisfaction of any tribunal
not committed IN writing to certain result that the
81 sir,st & cleaning DeDartmem, since became chairman
under my chairmanship has cleaned greater and
removed more dirt with smaller expenditure OF money
Renewing all protest, heretofore made and, noiwi,h;
be removed beg leave 10 ASK the following ducsions:
fts-Wii specheauons Of the charges or my removal
.sccond-wi witnesses be produced to sustain the
miticd to be present when they testify and examine
Third-wn be permitted to introduce evidence to
rente the changes made against me
fourthIsnall be allowed the assistance Of counsel
~ have hcrctoore orally and in writing stated to you
charges that he holds il any against me and win aow
heard and am and have At all times been ready and
willing to give the Mayor full Information upon every
%SeS am OSs denied S sS Sr o rScfns ,
mako answers which would seem to reeosnls in any
Awaiting your reply, remain, sipSrr P NICHOLS
Nearly two hours later than tho receipt Of the
lcllefs, hlter inc Mayor hAd had q long consult
tation with Corporation Counsel Whitney. an
inquiring reporter interviewed him and de-
sired 70 know what he was going to do next.
The Mayor replied that he had the matter un-
der consideration. Was he going to answer
Commissioner NichOls's questions He said
that he had the matter under consideration.
was II probable that he would any longer delay
sending 10 the Governor2 He answered thnt ho
had the matter under consideration. Did no ex-
pect to arrive at any conclusion during the af-
ternoon2 He could not say. as the matter was
still under consideration.
The conclusion was soon reached for Michael
w. Brown. Sergeant at Arms in the Mayors
ONCE delivered to Police Commissioner Joel
B. Erhardt. little after O'Clock the following
M,YoRs OFucE NV YORK April 3, 1879
JOEL Ehnrif ~. Police tofinis,toser " ne on " N1e
T1ft
SR am directed by the Mayor to inform you that the
certificate of removal from ONCE Police Conmis.
sioner Of the cty of New York by the Mayor orcthcr
with his reasons therefor will be presented his Excel
lcncy Lucus Robinson. Governor Of the state nf New
York. at the Executive Chamber In the city NJ Albany
at ? o'clock IN the afternoon of Monday the 7th inst
Your obcdient servant.
JASEs T. MORRISON. secretary
President William +. Smith and Commits
sioner Sidney 7. Nichols We're each served with
q letter in oil respects similar TO that sent TO
Commissioner Erhardt
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SHOT IN THE STREET.
a Probably FstRl Array Following n Quar-
rel About "a Game Cock.

Fci Aboht "a Shme tocks
In the village OF Bloomfield N. j.. Frank
Glennon. a barroom keeper shot and tho
physicians believe. mortay wounded Thomas
p. Hewitt at l21 o'clock yesterday morning
The pistol ball entered the left side OF Hewitt's
abdomen. just below the groin. and penetrated
the stomach. Gennon said that he closed his
barroom at about midnight. and started for his
boarding house. At Montgomery and Franklin
streets. Hewitt sprang from behind post. and
seized him by the back OF his neck Glennon
struggled TO get away. but Hewitt he says at
tackled him savngcly. and In self-dcieuce he
(Glennonl drew his revolver and fred Glen
mons account Of the ulfair was believed by the
physician and the bystanders. In the morning
the wounded man was taken in a coach TO st.
10 the ofiics OF Justice Hall. In Bloomfield and
surrendered himself He was ready to furnish
bail. Justice Hall permitted him TO 10 to his
barro9m, Glennon promising TO surrender
County ph vaician Hewlett and Dr Gross roado
an examination OF Howtt's wound yesterday
afternoon. and decided that he could not live
took Hewiu's ante norton statement m which
levitt said that one night there was fight iq
hy dlennon ana Frank Daneri Hewitt bet on
Glennon's cook. which was badly whipped. AMI
Hewitt lost MY cents Glennon, he ayerred.
gave him tho apparently dying cock. which lo
carried 10 his house and carefully nursed. IL
recovered. and was in good fighting trim in
few DAYS. When GlennOn heard that tho cock
WIS alive Hewitt says. he claimed II but Hewitt
refused 10 surrender Il. week ago the men
room. aud Hewitt was beaten and thrown out OF
doors. lie won't back g. the harroom on the two
succeeding nights. ana quhrrrllrd with 6lcnnon
both times hut they did not come To blows. Be
tween ~ ana l O'Clock yesterday morning he
mot Glonnon at Montgomery and Franklin
streets and they renewed their quarrel Hewitt
AYERS that Girnnon immediately pulled "A re-
NONer out OF his pocket and tried TO shoot. but
the, revolver missed hre. Hewitt then closed
Hewitt is 22 years of age. He is n son OF
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DAVENPORT Iowa. April 5-At midnight last
night Harry watt egarmaker Of this city and Louise
Filter his wines sister, took Prnssio acid, and died
within moments Of each other. Watt was Young
man comparanyeiy but he had been married several
years snd had children and hs domestic ne had always
seemed perfectly pleasant Miss Filter was II years 0di
and had lived with the family tor several years past
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SALEM. n. Y. April 5.-Mrs. Frances Barnes.
whoisin Jail here charge Of poisoning her husband
the late Benz Barnes OF shushan, waived an eNAmina
ton rday and was held 10 await the action OF the
Grand Jury, which meets ~ June The package Of Ar
ssnic purchased BY Mrs. Barnes At Brown Heatl's
drug store has been found under the corn bin at the
Barnes homestead, Mrs Barnes recently declared that
shs lost the poison while on her way home.
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Jordan l.. Mott seriously Hurt.

Jordan L. Mott. President OF the Board Of Al
dermen sat propped up bed mproysed in his sitting
room last evening suffering from painful accident In
the morning he noted that the furnace seemed to be burn
ing too vigorously and that the air tainted with gas
lie started down the back stairs leading from the bath
room to regulate the furnace lie was in his slippers
when within three steps of the foot OF the flight some
unaccountahe way he slipped and fell lyon rising ho
experienced sharp pain In his right knee He placed his
hand upon II LAYING three or four fingers in the cavity
made by the displacement OF the knee pan. The pain
was great that he tainted Just help reached him.
Dr, A. n. Brockway found that the knee pan had been
driven from its place several inches upward. IL was
fractured vertically. Mr. Mott could not divine the
his al the manner Of H. The knee probably
struck with the fnll weight his body upon the sharp
edge Of ot the stairs Last evening Mr.. Mott was
suffering intense pain His injury may keep him in
doors for a long time.
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PHILADELPHIA April 6-2.1O A. MA de-
sucuve FIRE snow burning at the OF Crown and
Race streets in the large fvc story building occupied by
HnnSel Go. AMI other firms
The ~houlhouse opposite and a row of buildings on
Fourth ana one n Race streets are also ON hrr.
Tho loss is likely 10 roach ha million dollarA The
buildlng occupied by HAckarn, Buck a Co IS burning
WATERFALLS paint shop Is IN runc.
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LONDON. April 5.-A despatch to tho Times
from Alexandria dEgypu says: ION the day after the
battle between the Egyptians and Arabs under the lead
OF suleman son dcserers came over to the Egyptian
camp. The EgNptnns followed the retiring entmp. ki.
ing ten chiefs ami 2ul more men, and were sui i'm pur
suit at last adNiccs The capture all the slave leuots
: COuslp q
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Tammany ia the Custom House.

Collector Merritt has appointed Michael
whalen an active men ber OF the rAmmAny Hall General
Committee from the Fourth District an inspector In the
Custom House The apponIee MAS an Assistants
in the Fire Dsparlment
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The OlIyer.Cnmeron Cn.e.

WASHINGTON, April 5,-Chiof Justice Cartier
today heard the motion Tor new trial in the Of
Oliver agt Cameron, and denied the application. The
ceDtioua
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aongre..nnn o,MslI,,. Sea. a. AIaermnn.

Judge Gilbert decided yesterday that the onlce
OF Alderman for the Twelfth Ward at Brooklyn was made
vacant by the election of Alderman Danlel Reilly to
Congress, ard granted percmptoN mnniAnus ordering
the Board ot Aldermen o call special election " m the
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Morgan BrO's storage warehouses, 47th ST., near
month and uD-AdA
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The sirnnInmce prsdlctIon.
SPARKS FRoM THE TELEGRApH

Warmer. clear or partly cloudy weather
norherly winds, generally shuung TO soutleastvriy.
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American "star" Soft Capsules
Blue wrapper, The best Avoid Inferior capsules VI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-29

Sriber als in uielen anSern 2dnbern bal
t4 Der NberaIismus in Der gdusi, Sc,
Stule bemd4tist: nit wel5em GrfoIg,
Dag aetst elm Notbi3rei, Der aus Siri9 er:
tnben ,pirb. gltern, SduIbeb6rbeu uno
2sbrerf@aft, 70 bsiBt ss in einem Bsridte
aus Der %senannten Stabt, finb nidt i'm
Stanbe, obne Witbilfe Ger Yolisei bas
Betra9en Der iunssn 9sute in ausreiden:
benz Ufabe gu iibsrma9en unb ben glus.
i4teltunssn wirtiam uub na4baItis aenua
gu be9e9nen. gs tommt niat bdufia,
lonosrn rssslmdBis Dor, baB Ousente ron
Enaben unter plitsm, wilbem Greibeu id
bis IN bic ipdte Radt auf ben Strasen bers
nt,treibsn, rubis pOriberssbsnben 2euten
St!mpfnamen 3%urufsn, pobI aud nit
Stetnpiirfsn fie besriBsn, lssterss iosar
am beuen Gage; ~sroBartise sesenieitise
YriseIeien fino teine Seltenbeit, nnb wsr
@eIesenbsit bat, ben 9sipra5sn Der vboif.
run9spouen" SprOBIinse einen ausenblid
juju9orea, Der piro f9, 70 beibt es, In
auem @rnite, frasen, pobin ss nit benz
Wa9pu4ie fommen wsrbe, penn bic BE:
rstts einserife enc Ssruilosruns nod msbr
tortl9retten loate. IS wsrbe ober, 10 wirb
binsusefist, bic 8srniIberuus nod meter
UNI ft9 sreifeu, ueun ni1t pom Seiten Der
eltern, Der SsbSroen unb Yripaten gans
ernltli9e MaBresrIn sesen bas einem an,
lebnltten Bru6tbeil Der Sussno ~anbaftsnbs
Erebsibel erariffen piir6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-29

Rad TAFT uoIenSetsm brsisisidbriaem
prieiferltben Wirten itarb am %. b W.
9err Soispb Strotb, Bfarrsr BON 6ilbrin'
gen a. b. Saar, in Solae zines Sersidla,
ses. CUR Seit, ba bic Wossn bss @ulturs
fampfes BOD sinsen, wuroe er auf @runo
bes 9sisees iber bic %iogenannten Succurs
ialpfarrer in isinsm Nmte s~eiperrt. sluf
pel4e @riinbe bin iudtsn aber feline Seq:
nsr Die anuenoung bes Sperrseiebes fir
i'm berbeisufibrsn? Sn benz Al bieiem
Swed psrfaBten Sdriftfid beiBt IS, bas
er elm Seiuit 9ewsien unb nod INNER ie.
iuitiide Genbsnsen perfolss; oaB er reli:
giOie Ieretne, namentli9 ben Ssrs Seiu
Ssrein, in ieiner 8farrei bssrinoet babe
unb eifrts beiOrbsre, baB er bic iunsen
2eute gu lanse i'm 9sidtitubl baIte, baB er
@eIoer an ausseuieiene Orbsnsleute ienbe,
baB er fdulo fet an ten ultramontanen
Bablsu in ieinsr Bfarrsi, unb Qnberes
berglei4en mebr. Die Sperruns erfolste
i'm Sept. 1875 unb bic Bfarrs blieb felt
bieisr 3sit tros alsr Yetitionen obue Got:
tesoienf. Ser geiperrte Baitor bon Sil,
brinsen barrie aus BET ieinen YiarrtinSern,
nubte absr bafir He mad ben Gr6funaen
~unierer 81. &eIision idmadten ieben unb
tonnte ibrsn CURT ni9t iitqen. 9as
naste an ieiaem Ssrssn unb psrsebrte feline
&raft, bts IS enoli1 am lesten Samfas
gu i9lasen aufb6rte. R. L. F.
Sn spuis (afrita) 1T elm fran,0fi6er
Snsenteur einsetrcfien, Der uon benz Grs
biiSof BON aIsier, Germ 9auiseris, babtn
entlenoet wuroe, I'M ben Ban zines auf
benz iosenanntea 2abuisbissl su erri5ten.
ben hospitals unb Wiifousbauiss su leis
ten. Sieisr 5iseI, auf usldem 9abpis
TX. Der 9silige, am %. aasuft 1910 per:
itieSen iein lou, uurbe am 8. Iuguit 1880
bon 9uiiein Bey an &arI X. pom 5rant.
reid absetreteu; 2ouis Bbilippe IieB I'M
Sabre ls4l baielbft ieiuem a5n cine tleine
Rapeue erbauen unb bieie nit elmer War.
moritatue bes 81. R0niss i9midsn. geis
ldufS seiast modem einise Grddolossn
(Seule, bureau be Ia Waue) in benz Sab.
pissbiisel bic alte &artbagtihe 8pria ober
atropolis pieberssfuubsn babsn, nas an.
bere pieSerum, namentIi9 DARTS, beitrei:
ten. Ni9t minber belfritteH als bieie I'm:
nabme lit aud bic 8sbauptuug, baB Der
81. 9ubpis serabe auf bisisr Stdtte isinen
Cob sefunoeu babe. Sc lit Elm 2isbIinsss
seSante bss @rs5iidofs uon alsisr, bic u
i4etnbare Rapeue bur9 einen monumen
talsn DOM gu eriesen; elm GbeiI Der biersu
erforberIidsn @slomittsl par idon i'm
Sabre 1877 bur6 freiuiutae Beitrdae auf.
sebra6t uprben unb Der Blau iopeit sebies
ben, oaB Der grtbiidof es untsrnebnen
%tonnte, bieien benz Sep BON Eunis psri6n:
LID uor3utrasen, Der ibn bamaIs nit gun.
ittsem Sei4eio unb benz @roBtrsu,e ieirss
Sroens en:lieB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-29
Das &lofer Der 8ensbictiner, beijer

Oas &loifer Der Benebictiner, beier
9riinber uuo Oberer ct. WiQibrorb mar,
1T nod gut erbaIteu; isoo4 bent es iet'
Der franz. &euolution anberen 3usden.
ginen groBen Sbeil Der alien Welt baber
mir bereits burdpaneert unb iiberal ira:
fen MIR nit Der Erabition Der Bsusbictiusr
1ulammen. Die Reassit brinst Bios
S9otnfeine, 0ampf uno @us our 8sIt!
Oie Sauer : @eseno tam man uilSro.
mantii9 nennen. Dfun fdust auf eine eis
9enlbimIi9e Art unb Deiie bic Slide in
Der Sausr, our4 ben /. 9. 5ii9torb Ooer
Surt.
Gosport, (Rosae Porta) gu Oeuti3 &o:
lenibal, sibt cine treue 8.nenuuns fur bas
9anSs SauertbaI ab, mdbrenb Der id6nen
Sabres3sit, ba alss bier Slume, glitbe
ilno Hoie 1T, ober man nebme es ais Dor.
ort Der Stabt @9tsrnad uno bann III
lsstsre bic E o c pom msser benz bimmIi'
l4sn Duff Der sottssusibten S6bne bes B.
Seneoitt, bic 10 uisIe Sabrbuuoerte in iei;
men Wauern lebten. Wie ltebt's nit Sud
ebternadern bsute i'm aIusIanoe? S.S.
IN amerita2
Die bisise @ssenb lit fisinrei5, obfrei6
uno waherrei9; uno bic Bring 9einrt3
Babn, bic bieielbe %burdidneioet. 1T reid
an Biesunsen, reid an S%tationen, unb
reid an STERN NbanSerunsen hires Garifs
gu oieiem 2anoi9aftsbilb sebOrt aud
has fleine pierbeinise @ieI9en am Barren,
unb bic WunnsbtIber nit Der ~turjen, brets
ten 9ot. Damn iinb' bic Wannsterle ni6t
10 piel bebaartet, ME bribsn auf Der franj6s
fl9en @renje. Iu5 iabsn mir auf Der
anoern Seite Der Sausr ben Serru Bis:
mart nit Sabul. IS mar wobl Der si:
sentIi4e .. unb tstn sInbsrsr, ieuo9 1T er
bios elm 2anbiaser bier.
Sir beuts gum S4IaB nod etpas
Spisises. Wdnniali5 III es %betannt, ME
fniteris bic Gbambre ssp0bnIi3 BEL Ses
miuisungen fur reIisi0ie 3uede lit, !. y.
fur bic &eltauation Der @9tsrna3er Bats
Iita &C., wis ipuriam bic &esieruns III bur3
unterbrifuns mebrerer Stuoisnb0risn fir's
seminar; man i9iebt ben Mansel an
SeIo Dor; aber 2 5000 Srs. fir 8 aIte
9dule ausseben, pouon spsi fir 1900
Srs. wieber p~ertauft wuroeu, un benz
@roBber3os elm grautsei5ent su MAIDEN,
finbet man aud ni9t INNER in elmer
vBferostrap"! 5000 5rs. battsu bic Car:
SabIer Der Stabt fir ben ebsmaIissn Gin:
Sus bes Brin3en 3u 3abIen unb bic Irmea
t0nnen babei-barten! OaS Bolt tam
bier uteIes ertrasen !; ute Iause2 frast ii5
Der Oentsr. Oas Bolt lit ME Elm 6otbs
baufen, Der i9 auseinanbsr sebnt, peun
mar barauf tritt.
Sn unisrn alien Easen muBtsn mir srit
ausfinbsn, wie ueuis &snntniie II.
9baratter, absr beito msbr D reiifts'
feit uno unuerfrorner SeIbi It.
oinfeI erfOrbert 1T, I'M Die Wuiien Su
tne6ten, uuo gum eisenen SortbeiI ;a mlB'
brauten! Sas 9rOBbsrsostbum wsiB
aud bieribsr elm 2ieb aa finssn..
PeregrinuS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-29
Gin StttenbtlO.

Bel Der @slesenbeit Ger Sbsntiiciruns
elmer in 9pnn, WaG. in einem Softer &c:
%funbenen 9eide zines ermorbeten Wdo9ens
wurbe bic seraossu b~aartrdubenSe Gbat.
Jade conitatirt, baB sesenpdrtis in Bottom
uub ben benadbartsn Stdbten ni9t went:
ger als 500 WdbSen unS Srauen ibren
betrefienben SamiIien ~entIaufsn iinb unb
lid benz Qaiter in bic grme seporfen ia.
ben. Don feiner be,ieIben piiisn ibrs I'm.
seb0risen benglufsntbaltsort obsr iiberbaupt
etwas Rdberes. Sine braifiidere Squtra:
ticn Der iittli9en 8ertommsnbeit inter Der
american. Sussno .laBt iia pobl tauul
benton. limb frasen mir mad hsr llria9s
bieier 8erfommenbeit: IS 1T Der WanssI
IN &eIision uno bic SoIse Der S9ule obns
@ott. Bebs bieiem 2anbs, feline vsottlo
len" S9uIsn peroen iein gerbsrbeH isin.
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8efai(G-Su1emBnra

Serr Gorbonnisr SsNsruant Su
9leib 1T mad 2esliie usrisst worbsn ;
ebsnio Ssrr Wineur Don 2arc1s mad grs
usuuiue, Serr Oibisr uon Ssiqasuius mad
SIeib, Serr Saequsmin uoH Ge9riuaue
mad @laibs uno Serpais pon Npe mad
ct. SsruaiS Namur). gitar gribsmont
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