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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01
CITY IMpROVEMnNTS


1t is probable that the Ways and Means
committee will make report to the Council
tonight on the report of the Street and
Bridge committee, submitted to it Mt the last
meeting, The gist of this report will be that
that portion ofthc Street and Bridge commit
t'esreport pertaining to the issuance bonds
fDr street improvements be rejected, for the
70 Ison that the charter will not permit it.
Tdere will be recommendation, however, if
We mistake not, that a thorough system of
sewerage be established for the city, as per
plans, specifications and estimates accompa.
nying, and that q proposition will be
submitted for the vote of the people for the
issuance of thirty-year seven per cent. bonds
in such an amount as may be necessary for
the work, the city reserving the right to re-
deem any portion Of said bonds after ten
years from the date of their issuance. 1t
must be evident to every thinking citizen OF
this city that something must be done in the
way of sewerage for the sanitary condition OF
the city. Dallas has arrived at those proper
tons and is sin that state of progression
and development that she can no longer re-
| main Quiescent in this matter. To say moth.
ing of her good name and her material wei.
fare, the health of the city is at stake
1t may be that the present
plan proposed for accomplishing the work i:
not the best one that can be devised. 1t i:
.aid that there are influential gentlemen in
the city, gentlemen of means, too, who are
opposed to anything in the shape of i'm.
provements or that smacks 10 the least Of
progress and development, if il is likely tc
cost anything. The present value of dol
lar outweighs the consideration of what the
value of that dollar judiciously and sensibly
invested may be in the future. Such men
good men in all their intentions and oonsci
entious in their conclusions, are to be found
everywhere with their objections. But there
is such thing as being entirely foolishly
cautious, ipjudiciously economical. Dalla,
cannot now, in the bright morning of hei
prosperity, afford to be retarded in her on.
ward and upward steps of progress by any
such policy. Let us suppose that to Civ,
the city an efficient and sufficient system o.
sewerage, II will necessitste the issuance Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01
AID For TIE SuPHERERs

There will be a m citing this evening at
Craddocks Opera use, notice of which
is given elsewhere, for the purpose of raising
funds to relieve the wants of the distressed
people at Savoy, in Fannin county. As all
our readers have been informed through our
columns, this quiet excellent and most
highly moral little village was visited with a
dire calamity Friday nightin the shape of IN
electrical cyclone, which laid it waste and
which swept away many lives, besides wound
ing number of people. Twelve or fifteen
persons were killed outright, several others
MORALLY wounded and still more severely
hurt The properties Of these people were
destroyed, too, and to-day there is not only
mourning and agony in the hearts of those
left for the dead and the mangled living,
but they are in want and need the assistance
of their fellow men. We know that we do
not appeal in vain to the people of
our prosperous young city, blessed
as it is with plenty, and good health, and an
immunity up to this time from those scourges
of the elements that have Of late been so ter
riblein SO many places throughout the coun-
try and that are so appalling in their nature
and effects. We know not how long il will
be befare the fierce storm king will visit IL,
carrying death and destruction in his trail
when we, too, may be in need Of assistance
and suceor from those who can give it to US
When we think of those left stark in death
on the prairie on that fearful, fateful night,
in the twinkling of moment, without moi,
of warning or time for preparations wher
we contemplate those strong men, feeble wo
men and helpless childrea, as they lay thu
next sad morning, I'll torn and bleeding
every gaping wound puts up dumb bu
potent plea to us to help the living with ma
teriM aid, and soften their grief with ouI
Kindness and charity. Come out every on,
70 the meeting tonight and give some
thing, though II be but triae, il
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01
Dallas Female College,

Messrs. A. w. Nowlin and Captain G. Il,
Vrceland leave this morning for Wills
Point as committee appointed by the
Lamar street NJ. Il, church to negotiate
with Mrs. Rebecca Anderson in regard TO
paying off the deed of trust she has on the
Female College, amounting to some $1,000.
The Lamar street church also holds a deed
of trust on the building for $4,000 and have
determined to pay off Mrs. ARderson's
claim and buy in the property. In this
event they will use itas a school and church
combined, devoting the chapel to church
purposes and the remainder Of the building
for school purposes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01

FROM private letter written by Judge T.
j. Brown, of Sherman, we learn that all the
surrounding country and towns in the vicin-
ity of unfortunate Savoy have responded
nobly, and he suggests that Dallas do some
thing by way of relief without delay, Deni-
ison, Sherman, Mckinney, Bonham, Paris
and other places have already raised consid-
erably over $1,000 in cash, provision, cloth
ing, etc. Judge Brown says that it still re-
quires much to mid the distressed people, un-
til they can help themselves. Dallas must
turn out tonight and do the duty that is
incumbent upon our citizens.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01
COuyicts for Huntsville.

An agent OF Cunningham & Ellis, lessees
of the penitentiary, who have the contract
for transferring convicts, passed through the
city Sunday evening, having in charge three
prisoners. two from Parker county,.
Weaver, theft of a horse, five years, and W.
Fox, assault with intent to murder two
years and Harris, thirty days, for bgamy.
He picked up n negro named Coker he had
left over here, who was convicted in the
Denton District court of horse.stealng, who
got six years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01

The Hon. Senator David Davis, over
whose patriotic positions Democrats arr ju'
bilant, in recent open letter tslegraphed all
over the county, says of public lands; The
rem lining land, should be sacredly reserved
for cultivators ofthe soil How can Texas
Democrats shout for d yid Davis, and Mt the
same time support the policy Of selling Off
State lands to capitalists. -Waco Examiner. |
In another paragraph the Elk miner asks the
HERALD what it thinks of the Democratic
policy in Texas ofselliug of the public lands
of til Stat to capitalists, The HERALD
does notadmit that such Is til policy of tn
Democratic party of this State. W. know
that Governor Roberts has favor d the selling
ofthe public lands, and this is the policy Of
his Administrations, and that the Sixte nth
Legislature passed bill to that effect, but
when that bill was pending the HERALD OPP
posed it earnestly and vigorously in number
ofFrtces and pointed ont clearly the folly
and effect of such course, and since then it
has discussed the matter making IL one of the
grounds Of its opposition 10 Governor Rob-
erts. We say we don't admit that this is the
policy of the Democracy OF this State, be-
cause the Democratic party is not responsible
for the acts of the Sixteenth Legislature.
We doubtif oAe.tepth OF the mombers of
that Legislature were nominees of the DEM
ocratic party in their respective districts.
Weknow that large majority of the Legs-
lature were Democrats, bat nominating con-
ventions were held in but few of the districts,
the race in the most of them being "free-
for-all" "go'as-you-please' contest, and there
fore, not being party nominees, the party cam
not eQuitably DO held responsible for their
shortcomings.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01

The Fort Worth Democrat charges the
HERALD with appropriating humorous ar
tiole entitled "A Diseased Hat and print
ing it as original. This charge is untrue,
The article in question mad been floating
around for some time as a waif without credit
to any newspaper, so far ms we ever saw, and
as ia very often the case, We published it rs
miscellaneous matter. Iyseems to afford the
Democrat n vast deal of pleasure to make
such little undeserved 1ings rs the above at
its contemporaries, but we would think il
ought to have learned from its sud experi-
encc Of tho past that such Journalism does
not pay. 1t is the genteel newspaper that
suits the public in this State to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01
New Restaurant.

Mr. Jocoby, late the popular proprietor of
the Merchants hotel on Pacific avenue has
leased the building on the corner of Main and
Poydras streets lately occupied by the Singer
Sewing Machine company, and will, about
the middle OF this week, open in it restau-
rant Mr.. Jacoby is fitting it up in elegant
style, and proposes to run the most recherche
and magnificent restaurant ever seen in Dali
as, 1t will be- bon ton in all its arrangements
and particulars. His cooks will be artists
and his table furnished splendidly,
will ever be laden with the choicest viands.
Any and everything that our market and the
markets within our reach afford can be had
on the shortest notice at all hours and in a
style to suit the most fastidious opeure.
Mr., Jscoby has made for himself reputa-
ton as caterer unequalled by any one He
understands his business and proposes to
give Dallas restaurant worthy of great
city and of North Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01

amount, for every tride helps to swell the
sum Of the whole. The widow who gave her
mite, her heart full with the emotion Of q
genuine charity, gave as much as he who had
wealth to contribute larger sum. Come
out and let that noble charity and liberality
which fills the bosoms of the people Of Dalla,
speak in this grand cause Of aid to the suffer
ing and tho needy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01

Ono effect Of living in our close, highly
heated houses through the winter is, in nine
cases out of ten, that nature has no opportu-
nifty to throw off the poisonous humors Of
the system. Consequently the liver, bowels
and kidneys are inactive and bliousness, con-
stipation, etc., are the result. Kidney Wort
acts at once on all these organs, and stimu-
lates them to renewed action, restoring
health and strength
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01

Ifyou want a bottle of really excellent
clarot 90 TO Frank Cauth RI & Co.'S White
House, corner Main and Austin streets. We
sampled two bottles of it last night and found
it superb. 1t is, in fact, the genuine article,
an imported claret that you will not find
once in twenty times when you want it. 1t
has good body, has not particle of sediment
and is sufficiently toned with age to make it
u superior article indeed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01

Novelties ofevery description, French, Eng
lish and American china; mirrors, silver-plated
goods, glassware, chandeliers, lamps; bar,
hotel and restaurant Quitting, cheaper, bet
ter and in larger variety than anywhere else
at ID. Goslin's China Hall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01
For Wcatherford by Rnil.

Captain r. Il. Bell returned yesterday over
the Texas 81 Pacific road from Weathcrford,
the present terminus of the extension. Mr.
Bell was among the first passengers that en-
tered Woatherford by rail, Sunday the
Texas & Pacific changes its time. card, and il
is thought that passenger trains will then
begin to make through trips.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01

HORNED frogs are natives only of the coun-
try between the Colorado and the Brazos
rivers, but when taken TO almost any other
portion of the State they will prosper and
ultiply.-Navosota Tablet. How about
the increase when they "prosper and multi
plys' Are they natives Of 'the country be-
tween the Colorado and the Brazos rivers p
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01
Ice fOrih,p Million

AT the Anheuser-Busch beer depot, 7OS
Main street, Mr.. Hagar has charge of the ice
department, and is prepared to furnish fami-
lies and other consumers with ice at the very
lowest rates. Leave yourorlers ut T0S Main
street for ice, or call there forit in any guam
titv.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01

hai3Onlce of Texas Trunk Railroad, Dallas.
Texas, March %. 1850. Notice is hereby given
that no person is authorized to contract.any debt
for or against the Texas Trunk Railroad Com
pany, except Hayes Lougee, the purchasing
agent ofsaid road, or NJ. HENDERSON,
General MANAGER
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01
It.t,.

Go to Hager, on Main street, No. 70S, for
your ice this warm weather. He keeps both
factory and lake ice, and can furnish it in
any quantity from euly morn to 10 O'Clock
Mt npht
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01

Ice-water is no longer luxury, but in
this hot climate real necessity. To keep Il
cheaply and good, get one of d. Goslin's ex-
cellent water coolers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01

HFTS PERSONS OR FAMILIES Wanting
Boots or Shoes. First-C Glass City Made
Tor Gents, Ladies', Misses and Children, will
do well to call at COS Main street; always on
hand fine assortment, also made to order at
once asdeslred. Prices Low. Work warranted
Old Bootsand Shoes Repaired.
HARVEY PAGE,
iepIu Manufacturer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

N5@FIRE insurance. take pleasure in
announcing that l am back in my old Office, COS
Elm street. with Alex 0rtllob \ Co., where
will be pleased to see my friends and all par
ties desiring Insurance in good and reliable
Companies, will be faithfully served.
j. i CARNEs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01

Smokers should bear in mind that they
will get the best goods at the Trinity Cigar
Factory, 6l0 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01
INDICATIONS

Stationary barometer; lo,oer temperdtWej
SouthGly shifting 10 northeast wiadsi parity
clouay tVedth and local rdins.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01
ANNouNcEM EN- rs.


WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w HENRY NJ. RHODUS, ESD + WaXa
hachie, Ellis County, as candidate lQr the
state Senate, In this, the 18th Senatorial Dis
trict, at the ensuing election.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01

Chew Hold Fast Plug or Old Glory
iine'cut tobacco, Trinity Cigar Factory, clio
Main street.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-02-13
R edIenbm r a.

kItlS W6edleHbnr9, beH II. Sdnuar.-
Seute WdImittdg ndtb in S@werin
nod ldnserem &ronienlaser i'm IA 2e'
beusiabr Der @gnerdf so.r StfaEtsfit,
genera[.NsiataIf bea e'roBaf rsOgs bon
8ilsu. sths Solfeip 9e6idia Hp iein
t&nfpr in 6fha&fna( RnffmainPrA mar.
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breGens nsruribeilt fgerosa inb.. Ober
onb'rer ais nnllIiI6 8fKafbeA
i'm Stonisgefingni6 1aefea bdtf Dogr
inter Der Bsoinat6 tHa7s1bigt cser
LertfaFen porSn i'm % be nEb teR
Ser. Stanten AausD1AA<fn4 I'D naf.
|NbI&ni,t % anesiesfih fkIn. 2frnsties
gerioueu fcIIert ouF Roffsn bes betret.
Ifenoen G1iffes nod ibrer 6eimnib 5u>
Frfd6ef0roert merben; bns betrefenbe
S@lH nber iDn cine StrGfe pom $500
pernirtsn Ra@ Gbifntt>23 ioq isber
Observation-Disclosures hIe btei
Wonate BEN ginpaHberuHeS Commit
5dr etuerp nsSfa6rliAsnt 8eri9t ror>
Ileasn. N6Idnitt 24'9i6t BEN eiutunrs
0eruHa8 GpmmiFdr- -bGs- &e&t, init
ginpi1iauna bss 6innusmiHiffers nit
iraen0 elner befebenben' Stdntecommif
fon eiMen @offraets nb5nf9lieben, no
bur9 Der lektersn oe Rahrnehmuns
Der 2otnlinterefen irsenb etHes 6afeHs
mad RnSenbe Der pom benz g.ntDanoes
runesepmmifdr uDt9ei9rie6eneu .&egus
t1atiCnen iiberiu,eIeu tniIb. &binnitt Is
enSli& ffrsibt Dor. bns oieies @eies gu
Zdqe mad ieiner Auuabute in 4raft ire
ten iDn. Ii -
9ieies ,Enb ina @eIentli&sn bic Be.
| fimmungen 6es Bdt ber'f6en @efftents
fuurfs. Derielbe beseifnet eiHen emit
fHieeenen 8od1ritt bsm ~eesentDdrtisen
Stanbe nes Gmierontenweien8. 8egen>
iter. giner ndheren &rifif fuerben mir
bsnisltett IN eiaeH sueiien Grtitel un'
t:rSieben.
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aranenfrtmnsfaaft.

90 1T etue oft auf~setpurfene Srase oh
Mdnner oner 5rauen mebr Talent 5ir
5reunoI9aft baben. gu allen 5etfen
6nt es Bbiloiophen seseben, rDelhe oleie
Sraae Al uHguniten Der 5raueu euti9ies
ben. Gber bag Fino entue6er io!6e, bic
ben 6ranen feline @ere9tl9teit uiberfabs
rem laffen, rber iOl6e, bic Die iener
Ri9ttr, pnrteliih Al erihelneu fir9ten
nn6 bnher ben @runbiab baben, ftets
ibre Sreunoe ben 8roS'B nerlieren 81
IoIien. 9o6 uenn oieie, GalOmone aus
geben, bas 5reunoi9aft ocs 9efnbl
atueier @eelen lift, bic i6 iu&en uno
Dos 8eofrfniB bnben, fi9 segenIeitis
aut chamber az hIbeu, baHn mohte es
iheinen, als Oh BON ben betben @eible9
tern basieniae, uelbes in aqen 2d9en
oos BetDuBtisin ieiner &raft bat uub
bieielbe our @eltun9 brtn9t, am lei9te>
ten bic Nnnehmli4feiten uno Bortbelle
Der 6reunoi6dft entbebren f1nnte unb
eaber bieisIbe tpeniger fu6e; bic Jrauen
saaeaen, fpel6e BON H0tur garter uno
besbalb Der g ise beoiirfttser fnb, bes
rem gmpfinouu9 bdufi9er tur6 Sselens
1hmerS erreat miro, be cine Wen9e bun
@eflblen unb Soeen in fh b,aen, nelhe
fe psrbergen RiIfen unb o oenen fe
6eum u1ist peroeu; bic Stauen, IN oe'
men aQeS uno Setes Gin @efibl Da4s
ruff. fir nfl9e 9lei99lltiafeit Elm er-
sinungener Sutanb 1T, lie i6stuen lib
buItefS 8ebIriniB na6 ieneu iI5en, 5orz
ten 8ertraueasdu6etunsen gu fiblen,
ueI&e bic 5reunbi4aIt 9iebt nnb emf
pfdnet.
M:roinas uirb bur6 bic ileialiteu
Sntsrefen oe8 2sbens, Die Ne6enbIblerz
i6affen Der @eienf5aft. bas 8ereleiteu
uno Sersli&eHDeroen, Die 5ranenfreuno.
TI9aft mebr @tfubreu u%ntertuOrfen, als
Die RdHner, nber bort, mo fe eIs itirt,
miro fis sorter un6 sGrtli9er fem. Die
5reunci6nIt Der Wdnner miro ittts
nu9 ettpas pom S,rben Spr6oen bes
naauii9sn @baraftsrs 6ebalteu 6reu1oe
uerieb'H fid oft, iHoem fie IS treu un6
gut NIT chamber meinen, uno felbft
Efuenn nod 10 niel Snrte &iffdt spiiden
ibnen befebt, 10 bnben fe bod menis
N9i auf ieue a"9enehmen 8leini9teiten,
bic 70 hohseih6st su tueroen p1eseu,
Die 5rnuen onsegen bo6en bierhur BOG
nuaeeiprp9enfe @.ii6l. .Sbuen ent-
ge6t ni9ts, lie abnen Die Sreunof9aft,
cie ibueu ifan1rl entsegeafommt, ne en-
mutbisen bic f9idtrrne S,eunoFdaft,
he tr6ften ianft bic 5rsunbi6uft, nel6e
leIoet Nit feinem 2dct fommen fie
Dem frunten Ser5en eatsesen, fie beru5iz
gen nno berbtnoern e, ieiner s9mer5en
gu sebenfen. urb DEFENDERS nifen fe
einen Bertb gu seben ieuen tauieno fleis
men @aden, bic IN f9 feiren boben.
SIN Na9emeinen aIio fann man ben
@runbinR auffeGeu: Sn 9rcBsn Diusen
it elm Grsuno ertuhni1t, gum tdgli4eu
Slid BEG 2ebens aber bic Greuubi9aft
elmer Srau.
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Bern6urg, 18. Sdnrdr. Die AaSs
Hdien betrtfs Der @eubcut. n gtt iltlli
fi9 far bisies S.abiobr bier rsdt st1''
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HdnHBbeE

6unnoDsrg Is. Sduur. - Bon ber'
trnuensmertbsr Seite fGreibt mon oer
Stat. .0te.": Weun tjenige Tag, and1s
Dem ber 735nis Don Ddnemdrt Berlin
periafen, geu1eloet psrben funute, tab
man in ben leitenbsn &reifen mt ben
GrfOlsea bieies pOltiben 8ela@ss iebr
suftiebtn lei, 10 neiate maH gem 90 efri
Glauben, cas Der Sertoa con @un1ber'
LAMB ben Rosiae[IaHaeR feiHe3- G9tu:e,
gsrnatere unb Ieinec Gamilie enoli1
@eh5r gese6fn uno eab ioMit eillfpl
auagIei@ stDiiden oer preiIElf9eHSleS
eisrnns unb benz 6er5Ds uiHts me9r I'M
8sge Ben. Vie ms BON moBsebeHcer
site iiit9et6silt tpir6. REF jeor9 mt
oas correc!e unb politii9 nllsin rid5tige
Retfobren neS &5pigs- Gbrifian PpS
'@efa6l Der Ueftis6igah9 IN ben 4siien'
ben &resien .berpor. Der R6His pom
Ddnetiarf mnBte oem 3niier miitbsilsps
oas an cine Ra9giebi9teit BEG Qer5ogs
BON uniberlaao nitt 40 penfer tti3eer
&6nia bernnetteS bieItS 8efbaiie1 pc
lur5 bic Ra9t6eiI', bic ieiueia
S&nieaeIi o6ne. barau8 ertu14iai NED
erfidrie, bd 2sge Der Dinee stloa'ge
Bermittelnussupri&ldee, als pblie aus
F@tslcs. nidt Jiadsif 81 t0nrsi lilp "
tup1eu.
in.osr R~0rssuI1fbe ptrtare
in nflerem Grte jms 81 2ebenf 91sse
Der fmeritirte .&iftfr snbs 9arrif&Ib
leErer Gonrdb gre ri6 BrOdihdita, tt1
Ranu, Der fih unbefireitbare Herbienlts
uniereu Ort ertporben bat.
GnbaIt.
Bern6urg, 18. Sdnrdr. - Die Az
ihien betrtfs Der 0eubcut.n eel lItsi
F@ fir bieies 6sabiohr bier rsdt si'''
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l1eber @ufenhero,aQe be

ueOcC SeDeHeS
ididiaIe, pie iber 5einen Fob NOR Bis
Der iDeuia nufsebelt. gftpns. ipdrli1es
2iGt dnf fem Qebensen6e toirft Ole Bis
Der unbetouute IN elmer 5anbidrift Der
BaIIrnflmeu Samtifn6g IN gDlg anf=
sefunbene Noti5. Sn einer1 Idnseren
Iateruii9.n Gebi@t oss Sob. Blhba9
tuiro 1dmlih er5dtlt, bic Grfin6ung Der
8ufbruderfanR feIbff fei fur een Or
faner bic nrinGe bess Eoeess aepeien.'
Or iei bon feinem 1aHie burh cine
Rotte tueaserifen, ant einsnn. @asen
uor bic Gtaot gefi6rt unb bprt frtuirst
iDoroen. Bic 3ienali1 nnflnre t9loti5
Homnt aus BAN Sahre 1884, it aiio
.ieoenfals 20 Sabre dlter, afs Der Fob
Wusenberg'S, uefi tgrrI man airbf aendu
iuei6, Oh &c gnoe 1887 seer ABfmss
14s8 erfulst.i1. mdsl zEes-ns=
- um Ih Dor ban u5eli6eu Sof9eu
elmer rnterIaFeaeri N6ufelsir1g az
itern, 5eigte cine @itttue IN &5nissf
berg nuf BEN noreef9riebeneR 5ormus
far zines Melbei@eius ihrem &Ommif
iarius an, bob f9 ibr aHenpiui9er
NRonp felt brei Tagen beimli4 aus Der
@pbnune eutfernt babe.