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New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
DEMANDING RAPID TRANSIT.

The meeting of uptown property owners at
the Methodist Church, at Tenthaye and One-hundred
andfty third-st, last evening, cnlivened by the
singing of quartet of young women, the Meg] sisters,
Of this city A. L. Southland was chairman. The hall was
large number of policemen. Isaac Peet was the first
speaker ana he offered some resolutions which were
unanimously adopted. These favored immediate action
by the people and the city authorities TO
compel the rapid transit companies TO extend
their lines from their present termni at
Second Third and Eghth-ayes. and the Harlem River,
along the bank to Kngsbridge, thence sOuthery to
Tenthave and the Boulevard, to form junction with
the elevated road at Eiathave. aud SiXtyfourthst.
Tie Boulevard and Tenty-ave declared the most
practical route for elevated railroad also de-
fares embarra ssed the elevated roads and were ow at
the undeveOped parts Of the metropolis Mr. etspeak
ing of the need rapid transit said that large part Of
the city which was doing the business
for the continent was uudevcloped. When the public
was educated in the matter, the demands for rapid
Transit facilities would be great thai they cOall not
be resisted The Rev. MI StOdlard advocated the ex
tension OF the rapid transit roads into Westcheser
County.
Lawson n Fuller spoke next giving statistics to show
that the elevated roads had enhanced the value or prop
erty the streets in which they built He a1VO-
Gated various improvements In the new untOwu DISTRICTS
including parks The present ones were too nice
for common eyery day There needed park Of
1000 acres uptown, where NcW-GOrk regiments GRd
battaOns cOul parade instead OF going TO Brooklyn
and Jersey City. The bill introduced at Albany by Dir.
Astor 10 compel tie eeyHted roads TO charge cents
bridge. He thought the demand for lower fares was
premature
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
THE DAMAGE IN MISSISSIPPI.

w,su,xcroN. March 9.-Secretary Lincoln
r.c,,vei tonight the following telgrapMc report iro
Menohs Tenn from Captain Lee In regard 10 tue "'l-
ace and s,fcrng caused by tie Hood in that portion Oh
tie oyerfowe district lying within the state oi NisSs
sippi .,ui,, con-
arrived here this morning. Ihavc eonversea WIN t en-
al Hemingway agent sOr tlc state Ot MISSISSIPPI ~
,i,, 80. TO thC sufferers, and have ccnVerScd WIN
number of planters lust nom tae nSeiHv""i ' @
From information received am ga sa eesnrrad that
has ever occurred and tEe icsHtiE Iii az
respOndnz;y great NY rn'l,hiS Ti EaS tctwcen
Memphi, aui Nicsbug hOntnc or ,pe l'NoI ou @ ore
tier OF counties jnst back OF thssc Al tesG
,h1ngh tic leyees running back or the low Dlsll nu
coming again to the Mississippi thro'Su 'he i"@oo
rsc very lowest estimate TO the number OF destitute
4. placed at O00 distributed "a follows rum Gou
y2,5o0 Coan0ina, Coo As vel no demands
have been received from TIE counties Oh SIthoNoi, 1
aore ana Talahatche lying back OF the liver COUNTIES
hui as these inundated applications i0r a7sr'v9 -
may be received at any moment. Many persons
rom th,sc back counties have taken T%Gisse %
;h,,r N immeIaie wants proyiccd for thronsl sncn
local aid as can furnished. No reports OF deu,lun
have been received from Sharkey ana Fsaquela Cou %
,ie ON the river front, this side Of NicksDnfs anu V
.bly no aid Will bc needed there as lhe lcNG'S
saS Tron, TInicl County down to GrcenNhe, in WASH
saI. on T ,Se lcyrcs arc broken IN many PLACES and
people are compelled to take fefus Ill shc -. S
are standing tie lcyees wherever poSslp'e ~ ioa'
them. --s .., .no orlr oo,,,-
mnicat'an ia eases, IA by incsins 0 shlHe-
way from -. LoGis, and Sitl local alu ~ a
STATE Of Mississippi. the dcs;tufl0n Ia my
be provided for until the @plh Es'ah,' ~, ~ % Ins
shows that the destitute m'.st De Cdieu lVi t "a
thirty Al, from this date which Will require an hu-
ditioai twenty days ratOns for $1,000 persons making
total of S6uGoO rations The ratios shoEia SosiS
~ n,c,t and cornmeaI--nothing else Many planters
say II viii be five six weeks before any WoIh can 70
done ia the cyeriowed district Others say ho' "'O''
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

Tsaes- Star from Nashville, Tenn says 'ho
49, - ,oo, ,a., night, and continues rising with
siarsnrr ropdty ard there Is every prospect OIL Si
sition of The January food.
yrcKsnURG. March 9-rhc weather Is clear anu vo"
raa river rosr i9, inches. The reads 40 iee'.
,h, 9. t,e hrhcs, water since 1874 dis patch nom
Moyersuie says that the stock from the pla naohs Oh
steels Bay Is being driven into that place Tor sc
The wster is rising in that stream !" % .no
rate Of one iach an hour. The impression Is I' a"
io,risnas and lakes this siGc OF tic crevasScs
sSreeny lie have been filed. and that the wafer n'"
canning down the bayou.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
A BILL FOE THE TAXATION OF BROKERS
lBY TELEGRAPH t. THE TRIBUNR.l

ALBANY, March 9.--The question OF taxation
and taxation laws has not been considered
by the present LEGISLATURE. This is surprising crcuT
stance in of the attention paid to the sbec by the
last two Legislatures. Among the clicf of the bills suS
gested by the commission appointed by the Governor
last year was for the taxation OF the brokers or all
Street The stock Exchange protested against the pass
age bill with such Nigor that never received
serious consideration IN either house OF the Legislature
The bill or rat her OF similar nature however was
again introduced today this time by Assembyman
Haggerty 1t provides that all broker dealing in secur
ties corporate stocks crude aud refined petroleum. cot
ton pork grain and our shall pay TO tie State tax on
all sales thereof ade them at the rate OF cents on
each 81 90 Of the selling value Of the securities stocks
merchandise and commodities sold This bill is OF far
ar-er scope that OF last year Besides the stock
Exchange, tie Produce, Petroleum and Cotton EX-
changes would be affected by its passage The bill Is 10
90 INTO effect July /. sales made by the brokers OF
the articles named after that date TO he reported
monthly tie Controller, and the taxes PAID. Ihe
There is penalty o; 500 il they do not take ont
license. Commissioner Of Revenue Is TO be ap-
pointed by the Controller 10 collect the tax Ihe brokers
are rcqrired under the 20 keep book IN Wnch 10
enter an sales with the names OF the pGre7, the dAy
of sale snbject and the price, ana tine amount OF
such Saes and the Controller and any agent he may
designate shall have access such books All reason
the delinquent broker fine OF $1,000 "Ior each hnd
every month during which such failure suili occur
falsp return OF sale may Subject broker TO line OF
5000 and Imprisonment.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
GENERAL LEGISLATIVE TOPICS.

iFROM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TkiBUNEl
ALBANY, March 9.-Ihe special commit tee
Of the Senate appointed investigate the acts OF re-
ceivers will begin TO take evidence at the metropolitan
Hotel III NewYork at ~ IN. tomorrow. The history or
the North American Life Insurance Company receiver
ship win be first inquired into. The Assembly special
committee viii be- in work al the same place on satur-
day at 10 o. m. Mayor Grace and Mr. Anderson the re-
ceiyers Of the Continental Life Insurance Company will
be examined at that time.
This morning the Committee the judiciary OF the
Senate reported the consideration Of the Senate the
bll OF Senator Jacobs Transferring the assets In the
hands OF the receivers of the nsolvent savings banks
and life insurance companies the superintendent OF
the Department and the superintendent OF the In
Department respectively. These officers are
charged with the duty OF settling up the affairs Of
the insOvent companies with the Attorney General as
their legal adviser
Ex-speaker Alyord stated n the Assembly to-day that
he had seen In the Albany correspondence OF THE TRIB
USE statement that he had been snubbed by speaker
Patterson when the latter had not put him the Con
gressional Apportionment Committee. This q mis-
take. The Speaker had done just what Mr.. Alyord
would have asked him 10 do, namely TO give Ills WORK
TO his Syracuse colleague, Mr. farTer .
The Senate judiciary Committee reported fayoraby
to-day Senator Kochs bill permitting the sale OF pools
on race tracks Senators Ellsworth, Allen anu Thomas
dissented from the favorable report
The General Appropriation bill passed by the As
propaion the National Guard, but received little
SUPPORT. The bill passed In its original shape
Senator browning introduced IA bill today which pre-
scrbes that no person shall be eligible to membership
ip the old Guard of New-York, unless he has been
he National Guard Of the state for five years, honor
ally discharged thercfrOm, OF an 0cer III the United
States Army or Navy -.,,..., =, ,,a ,,,,or
nor In accordance with the aot In relation 10 the infec
tons aud contagious diseases oi aiin 70 asIs' % ,le
performing the duties ptscIlDeu ~ INC hCl'
In the Ilace of NJ, X. Patrick, Icslgnod
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

statement Of the assets of Sweet Co, 100000 on
Central held by them arc reckoncd
Mt 80 CENTS or 20 cents less than the price for whch
they were sold yesterday The difference Is In sweet
II ia stated that the suspension has frightened many
employees OF the MASSACHUSETTS, Central Kelroaa V WnV
have not been paid for months IL IA reporteh tbht
onye Hudson some OF the worlmcn have boon ordered
TO leave their houses because they unable To pay
their board billL, already overdue.
meeting OF the creditors Of Charles A. Sweot q 20
was held this afternoon ut which the mcnoera OF me
firm proposed to assign ali their property ana assets 10
three trustees Samuel Atherton, James Beal ana
George Whitney. The proposition was acceptoI ny
All claims would be- paid. Thirty days are allowed the
other creditors 10 agree to this plan.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
CIVIL NOTES.

Henrietta Helmreich recovered yesterday in
the Supreme Court verdict fo 81 coo ayanst Ia Hart
as damages for the death OF her husband caused by tho
negligence Of the defendants servant Mr. Uelmre!ch
was rln by wagon and died from the effects of
the injuries received.
A bill was filed yesterday in the United
States Circuit Court by the plaintiff IN the suit o: Pny
H. BaObitt against the Mutual Union Telegraph Com
pary, In which he asks that perpetual Injunction may
be grauted restraining the telegraph company from IL
suing more than II .2JO,000 Of capital stock Tho Pill
also asks the defendants be required TO answer the
question 'whether the capital stock has not been i'll
creased TO SD, 900 900" and other similar inquiries
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
United STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, March 9.-The following busi-
ness was transacted in the Supreme Court of the United
States today:
No I2O7-Samuel C. Luiiugon appellant ag the United
Staos-A ppea from the Court OF CansDocketed and dis
missed with costs. -.
No l5B-GeOrgc c. Rivers administration etc. plaintiff In
error agt H. j. Duke adm ngtTator etc ArSumont cou
timed Tor defendant error aud concluded for plaintiff
error -
No 222 Substituted for No. The steamer Potomac.
appellant act John W CannOn-ArguNd.
No 22l-C r. Mitchell administrator etc, appellant, Agt
T. H. Dowel and others; and No. tG1-J. III. DOwol aud
others appellants agt &. T. Mitchell administrator etc
Submitted. -, on
OF New Oreans-SubmItted.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

JoLLY.-A dinner party-the youngest gentle
man dt Is s first visi broken the ice al last by in
ouring the name OF the b0steSss little daughter TO
xxbich the child replied Ethel "And why, Ethel do
Won keep patting mo on the armf" Because mamma
saws you're muf-(awful pause, during which the
know" Tableau-lJudy'
"There, there, don't CRY, any more" said the
snssnst he railing In 'front.' Of public schoolhonse
Weeping as IL her would break tel US what's o1 the
matter The child turned two hshy nInsu "rUS up
Ter sobs All the girls IN my class were Vseon"ed ''
Nook and mines the only one that bhsn't tooh'
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

New-Yorki How does that mako Philadelphia o
debtor to New-YOrkf
Mr.. Smith, am speaking Of the large amount OF
traffic TO go West--58 per cent Of the whOlestart
ing from Eew-York and furnished to the Philadel-
phia and Baltimore lines Of road. The strictly New
England west-bOund business Is given in the IL per
cent which leaves Boston.
The Commissioners to-day will be taken on
special tug boat around the harbOr under the hos
pitality Of the Chamber of Commerce, in order TO
of Manhattan Island which, it is claimed, increase
the cost of handling freight at this city, to the
benefit of the Southern seabOard ports.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
ASKING AID FOR TIE SUFFERERS.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Ihe House Coin-
mttee on Appropriations devoted their scs':on 'i'
morning TO Investigating the necessity io' an hud'o
sppropia ION TO relieve the suffering III the hissesipp
Valley ca,lsed by the recent floods. Representatives
Dunn of Arkansas King of Louisiana. Judge Luey OF
yicksburg and Others before the committee and
nrecd he uecrssiy for imneddte appropriation Ihe
General oupion was thai RlO0.OVO viii be required ior
this unrnose rhr connlttcc deferred action uit Mon
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
TIE DOG SHOW Al PITTSB URG

PrrrsBuRG, March 9.-The attendance NJ
the bench show yesterday large. and the following
are some OF the prizes Champion Irish setter mtcne
Gussle Poekskil; Irish setter dogs Larry Sew'ioN'
Ir,.h setter bitches Lady Clare, Memphis Ir:h setss
Nera l. Cleveland champion Gordon setter dogs nyT
Philadelphia, and Gordon setter bitches Lady h'P'|
phIIadclphia.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
SHEET 8, CO.'S FAILURE.

BosToN, March 9.-It is reported that large
sales of Central bonds have been ELECTED
by Charles A. Sweet & Co. II was stated that the iirm
had made private sale OF 100000 OF Aaasaohnsetla
Central bonds ut rs, and that there was demand Tor
several more large blocks at the same price In the
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, March 9.-ln the Court OF Appeals
to-day-prcseni. the Hon. Charles Andrews C. D. and
associates-the following business was transacted
No. 66-sarah T.. Baucus appellant agt Mary A slower
and another, executors, respondents s-Atsuei ,r..h
No Si-SarapiO Aneaga, respondent SS'' J&hes n ho'A
and others apIellants--Argned -, ,o . 81, ,.,o,..
The day for Friday, Maicn w. Is Us iVhoNs'
Nns- al lOl lO2 lOQ. ITO. III, 2i6 ll3
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
SIyDRAwS REPRIEVE EXTENDED.

ALBANY, March 9.-The Governor to-day
granted further respite to william slndram- the day OF
whose hanging in New-YOrk was extended until Friday,
April T. few days aso-untilFriday, April Il, as other
wise the day would have fallen upon Good Friday.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

HlGHLY CoNTAGIoUs.-The other evening u
friend Ally sloper vending HIS uncertain way home
ward and after assisting him To riso the gutter,
where he had gracefully deposited himself he said
WHATS the matter. Ally what are you lumellns % ,s
but dOntsh repeat H. I've shbeen drinking from
tunbler, and I sposh must have caught It."
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
LEssEEs, BOND DECLARED ILLEGAL.

ATLANTA, Ca, March 9.-Ihe Constitution
will publish to-mo. row decision by the AttorneyGen
era stating that the bond Of the essecs of the Western
anu Atlantic Railroad is illegal.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
AyTY.MoyOPOLISTs TO MEET.

ALBANY. March 9-At meeting OF prom
nent from different parts oi ''e S''''
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

Pairs were announced Of Messrs Camden, Davis West
virginia. Grover Hampton. Butler, McPherson Join,
sion jon (IOrida) ana PendlctOn In favor OF the D
with Mcssrs Anthony Window, Van Wyck' mitchell
Un,rry SrwrU Platf Rollins and Sherman against IT,
Ihe lille Of the bill amended so as 10 read " An
act 10 execute ceran treaty supnlatl0hs relating 10
Cbnrse" though Mr.. HOnr suggested that execute ~
nlrlt 10 be siricken out and "ylOIate y lnserteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-01

Sur bic ruiiiden SubsnHa9tlinse Fat
has eomite s,137 so ST. i'm @roBber3os'
tbam sefammeIt.
9iefir6. Am Radmittase bes g.. Sult
'ano man tn Der Sauer unpeit biefaer
D rude bic 2.ids elmer unbetannten Wanns,
per,, m. Disie Berion murbe In ben Iesteu
Taaen tn Der Stabt ionic t1n1seaenb bes
merit u % aab an, aus We4er BET gterf
,u dim. Ob Bier elm SeIbfmorb uorIieat,
tOnnte mid, fsfisefelt perben.
GiuiIaans Der stabt Grebsnma&er.
Setratben = Bonn IA. Stunt: Wea,
t5tas saub.y. aoA 7usrpaIt.r ~ malaatt.
Burbad, Rrsfs Saa rbriden. NIT Ratha,
rina Sofepbina grcm, obne stanS, gu @re'
psnma@er.
SterbefdIIe.- AFom IA. Stunt:
Ritolas stefen. alt rs ga. IRE, obne @e'
werbe. 8om 2s.: gatborinA' Robn, alt
SO Sabre. Wtttpe Sobann Saa,t, obne @e'
tpsrbe; anna @asper, ali 6S Sabre,
Bittwe Satob SdiIs, obne @ewsrbs.
Gibilfanb Der Stabt Rcmi&.
5etratben. - Bonn 8. Stunt: VauI
StraHsr, gbeniif ~ Remi&, NIT Rassa,
retbd OeIfsIb. obue Stanb aus ganaa.
SterbefdIIe. - Bonn 8. SUM-:
81 Sabre alt. Iebia, taubfumm,
Sobn BON ausuifiu @oIoidmit, uub SIT.
iabstb Rbein. 8om % !: Soiepb &emi9,
70 Sabre alt, Wtn;er, g5emann BON gbris
@oerssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-01
Saar, Mo(tl, Gifsl unS gunsri&.

Die 5abI Der TN l1mtreiie uou Web
felt etniaen Wo9.n sst6stetsn aiftiaen Biz
perm (Rreusottsrn) 1T absrmals burd "a
.ur anseise ~asIansten T6otunssn ioI9sr
G5iere uermsbrt morbeu. Den Beionsu,
peI4e bieie G5ttung beuirtten, wurben In
Sumna 70 Wart ausgesabIt. Ra6 Sers
nsbmsn erudst bas taiierli9e gesirtsYrds
Hbium BON Wss ususrbinss bic Srass ob
it4 benz tn Der @esenb 70 bsbrobIi9 Ct,
i4stnenben Vorfommen Der Yipsrn ni4t
tn raotcalerer Wsiie als bisbsr iteus1u
lis6e.
,@s 4 tein 5ib5sn 10 fsin a~eiponnen.
es tommt bod enoIi9 an bic Sonuen.@
Dieter Spru4 bsDdbrte f1 uieoer einmal
tn na9ltebenosm 5aqs: SIM Sabre 1879
uerlor cine Wsber Dame tire aoIbens s 1ls,
tstte nsbff Wsbaiuon, i'm Dsttbs BON 200
frs. sic fiste i5, na9bsm aue &e5sr,
den fru4tlos ssbIisben, in ben gerIuf.
Der 3ufaQ woIte i.boh, baB ie Issten
Sonntas, aIs He i'm Yferbsbabnwaasu mad
Wontisnp fubr, bic psrIorene R.tte am
9llie zines Disnfmdb9ens uieb.riab.
Die 9%.noarmeris wlroe Don Der gntbet,
tnns iofort tn RsnntaiB ssisst, uub es er,
tolste oaraaf bin i'm 96br'l9en Ian,Iotal
bic 5effnabms bss Wiobens, bas, um bic
wtoerre9tIib sruorbsns Rstte erlsi5t.rt, In
Poli5eigewa5riam mad Wss aba.fi6rt
uaroe. Die llntsriu5uns miro ernsiIsn,
pis sas Rdo9sn su Der Rstte setommert
III.
gu GsbIinssu a. b. S5srmoIel
(&r. S~aarburs) bat am absub bss 4. Sllt
elm SLIDER siuen ~isItsnsn 6lns nit benz
Warfsaru sema5t. Ills er bas R.s bsrs
aus3os, sIaubte er, mad benz 9suiate ~
urtb;ilsn, unsefd5r 80 pfunb Slide oaria
gu baben. Dob ftbs, sismli5 oben mar
nur eine WatrsIs unb slet9 ba5iuter fam,
ben Ropf nab oben aeri@tet, sigs lebeuo.,
"a Bfano i9uere Sildottsr, uub o5erbal6
Der &useln nod 8 aubere slide. Ran
maBte bieien 6ii9maroer bura mebrere
S5lase auf ben aopf srt tobten, ebe man
i'm aus benz Burfsarn 5os. WabrIi5 elm
SIitsuurf.
Die iesdbriss 9obe Der Weo,
lslssmelnben bat I'M SsrbdItniHe ,u benz
lsstsren Sabre eiuen aufibIas Don so 8ia.
pro SirSe erbaItsn. Oas 9obgeI&dft los
nit a~nsrabmsusiie beusr iebr ita,t. Sn
ben Srtf5aftsn Nli albeauno, Rssf.
8rsmm, gasr unb gOinssr 1T ieIbise ~
W. $50 pro Sarbe, In Nlf iosar Al 81.
$50 p~srtauft worbsn, unS if cine ifarte
Ra9frass mad COB immsr nod bemsrt5ar.
Sn Grtsr auf benz Sauptmartts l5la.
gen Iwst isbenfaus betruntens tlntstoffi,
iteye, bic nit blantsr Waffe susrlf In Der
eatt granddaughter, auf eiuen barmIoien
Burger Elm. Bon benz smp5tten Yublts
:um purbe benz einsn Der SabsI aebros
ben,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-01
u N.

&us elmer Mn,sige In ben bsimutbIi5sn
Bldttsrn isbeu mir, baB am 10. Suli bic
nlte Wa6tfube. genanut r6onbbaus~ TIM
Biaffentbal auf abbru1 ucritsissrt muros.
lin bisie Wa9tfubs tnlpft fid fur uns,
bi: mir i'm Pfafsntbal seboren fnb, cine
ieItiame @riuusruna. SIS mar in ben
Ss,ieu bes Sabres ls49 ais MIR frib Wit:
tags NIT sinsm @amsrabten gum WansfsI.
Der Gbore binausipaairtsn, um ans BITE Ssit
~ usrtrsibsn. Der Gls par bsis unb ss
tam uns Der @sbante uns auf ben Raien
swii9en Waasrabsn unb Strase 3u Isssn.
Dor uns ifano elm etua metsrbobsr, absss
brodsner unb usrborrter, soubidsr 9inosns
itamm. gr idisn uns paIsnb su einen
Stod unb mir brahsn i'm am 8obsn ab.
Su unisrer finbliteu ginfalt ba1ten mir
ni5t, baB mir mas B6l,s, elm unuennba.
res 8s,brs5sn bssansen. Da, auf Elm,
nal srldeint Der bisniitbusnos unteroff,ier
Der Sonobaus made nub a~rrstirt uns. rns
gins Der aagifidweiB aus. Die S6iIos
made auf benz Wau bate uniere Wifs
that ssisbsn unb ssuelbst. Der later
o~ffiiter lsitsts uns am Rraasn sur Waat.
itIbe, bann isbts ii6 Der @strsiife bin unb
faBte In Gnsfi6meiB ssbabet, bic oienit.
lids Welbuna ab, bic er ein balbtueenomal
abi5risb. gs purbs Elm @sfreitsr unb
uisr Wann commaubiIt, bic 9smsbre Dor
unlsrn luaen sslaseu unb man fibtts uus
ourd ben siniamrn Hsusnusg, ben Brsi
ienwes binauf lbsr ben 6tldmartt CUR
Sauptpa3e. Die ~bs9e9nsnbsu Sir9er
rietbsn unS an Su entlpriu9en, absr has
i9isn uns bsnn bod iu ssfdbrIi6. Wie
benz Elm lInsldd isltsn ausiu t6mmt, 10
sins's audi bissmal. als max nit nns
Den Brsiipss biuauf Tam, iSritt gIauieu
bsrauf, unier Battle. 5anOslsgdrtnsr Ausu,
tin 8iIbsIm; aIidIl5ermsiis belt i'm
Semauo auf unb Ct lab nas nidt Raam
aus isinsm Sorisont. tau4t-o S6rsden
unb @raus-uni.r eIdisnlsbrer aus benz
@pmafium pot uns auf, bod sr siug su
Dttid gum Wittassi5oppen uno 10 mars
@ilf bsim llnglld. gubIid srrsibtsn
mir unb bic pier Rriesstus6te bic Saupt.
made. @Ildli6srusiie uarsn sur 3eit
ptnis 2suts ruf ben StraBeu unO aud
auf esm ionit bslsbten Ylase unisr ben
Raitanieubdamsn 10 SaB uus tein 9stannisr
meter b~ssesnets. Der 9sfreits me bette.
Der na5tbabsnbs lieutenant Tam, belt uns
unisr i5ausriseS GrimiauIusrbrs3sn Dor
uub bann ipaun man uRS b'ntsr-ni3t bic
lapsbiiSsn-absr bic ! 0lSsrnen @arbinsn
Elm, Bir lassrtsn uus auf bic Y,iti&e.
itsutsn Sstra9tunasn iiber has S9dli II
an unb ittebsn babel aus uaa4tlam'eit rcn
BaHertms am. 9uti', oas mar etne nsue
Weihstbat. 0gr maBtsn Den Soosu auf'